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Home My WebLink About1978-06-05 - Orange Coast PilotI j I f ua e ·Rocks 2 ounties · DAILY PILOT . ·* * * 10< * * * MONDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE S, 1978 VOL II, HO 15', J SECTIONS, i PAGES . ... • 'Holy Mackerel' Mouse. ·Ad Doesn't Squeak By • • • .. . ~Toro Brigade Aids Firefighters1 To Supreme Court I • r ' Ed Davis Likes Jarvis Choice LOS J\Nt:F:J.f:S t,\1'1 Ed > Oa\ 1s says hl· 'kind of likes the idea " of appo1nl1ng tax rut rrusadC'r 110 .... ard Jarvis lo the \ Callfornw SuprC'mc Court • Davis and his thn•c rt\.als for lhl• Hl•publ1C':m nnm1n<1t1on for ~ovcrnor abo agn•cd Sunday that thl'Y all oppo .. -;t· ra1 s1ng sl<.tte laXC'S to h:.111 out lol'al gO\'l'rn· ml'nl 1f .J:.1n ts · l'rnpo ... 1llon l:J ·passes as l'Xp<•ctl'cl Tut·sd<.t y m<tndating a S').J),l11on C'Ul 1n • propl'rly taxe:-..,, att•w1dc· ThO!->l' \\l'rt' htghltght!-> or the fin a I pn:·f'll'<:l1on ronf rontalton of the four t·:incl1datt·s for lhl• lh>pubhc•an noman<Jt1on for gov l'rnor. a M•nc·~ of hark to back appca r:..mn•:-1111 l\N BC tclt•\'ts1on in Los i\ngt•ll•:- Oa \ts dl'S<:nlx·d .Jar\'t!'> as a "national hero" und l>ut d if the 75·\'ear-old tax crusader "'ants a pla rl' in c;t<1tc· govc•rnmcnt. Da" t!-> would gl\ c• 11 to him J\s kcd 1f that rncludt•d lhc state Supreme Court. Da \I!> smd local Races Spotlighted Inside Today Am ong cho1tcs foring Oran ge County voters T ul•s dav an• lht•!w loral rares highlighted inside today's Daily Pilot · J\11 Irvine' \.I.Oman 1s ,.<'eking lht' H<·puhl1 can n o m1n at1on for California's St.•rrl•tar~· of ~l ate . &>c Page /\3 Dl'nn1s Curp(•ntl•r's re· tire m('nt h as s et up a s c r a m b I c f o r l h ,. Republican nomination m the Orange Coast's 36th Stale Senate 01~tnrt Sec Pa~t· J\J Fl\l' Orange• Coun llans an• among 13 co.in didatcs for lhe 2nd D1stnrt seat on the State n oard or Equallial1on. Se(' Page J\1 0 T hree candidates. one of whom has been l a~r'ly in active in the camp 1gn, a rc seeking the• Or· ngc Coast 's 5th d1 v1s1on se· t 1n the Munlciµul Wa ter is tr1ct of Oran)(e Coun y Sec Page J\ 13, Mark Hannaford a nd Dan Lungr"n expect Tuesday's primary wtll set lhcm up for u remutrh next ra ll in th(• :J.tth Con gressional Dis trict. which mcludes portions of west Orungc County $(!e Page Al7. -· # hc didn't know 1f Jan·1s, an al l orney. wa s a pract1c 1ng member of the California Bar, as reqwred for appointment. Then he added: "That's not a bc.id idea. Howard Jarvis on the ~late Supn•me Court. I kind of <Stt 'TATE. Page A2> Riverside, SD Areas Feel Jolt :\10C!';T PJ\LOMJ\H !/\P l J\ ~harp earthquake m easuring 4 4 on th(• Richter Scale JOited a wide area of R1vc•rs1dc and San Ou~go counties today but apparently caused no dam<ige. <.iuthontles ~aid "Jus t ever ybody "'as holding onto the dc~k ... :-.aid Pat Theiss. a d1 sputcher <.it the R1vers1de County s heriff's s ubslalton 1n llcmct. a s mall desert town aboul 90 mll(•s C'a~l of Los Angeles. "We ha\·1.· tails from Palm Springs, Hemet and San Diego." sa id Barbar(l R eed, ;i spo k es w o man for th e seis m ologica l la borator y a t Ca l iforn•a Jn s lilulc o f T echnology. RC'sidcnts of El Cajon and Esrond1do in San Diego County al!>o r cport('d fee l in g the temblor Witches Out To Get Vs? ZIONSVILLE. Ind. t APl - There are over 500 witches in the I ndianapoli s a r ea . a California who claims to have been. a witc h before finding Christianity chaq~ed here re· cently. John Todd. a 28·year.old who said he hvcs In the Los Angeles area . made the charge while l>peaking lo a church group that 1s apparently heeding his warn· ing that witches are conspiring to conquer the world. Todd has told members of the fundamentahsl First Baptist Church that witches. who call themse~ves the Illuminati. have infiltrated political, military and business concerns end a rc pre· panng to take over the world ............. . • 1- I Smiles of Victory I Resident Help~ Heth Senn of Fountain \'allt·v ancl hr r l!l month·olcl daughte r . Anna· :\l arlent.· cast glows that could last a \\t>Ck dunn$! kah~1 contest Sunday a t Cost;,i J\le:.a Fi sh 0Ally Pl!« Pllote lty ~ry A"'41f".W Frv Anna :\larlcnc was declared wmnt•r nf th<.' port10n or the annual baby contc"t fnr ~oung:,krs hl'lween one ;rnd t\\O year:. o Id Votillg Record Expected By Gi\RV GRANVILLE OI IN DAiiy Pilot Stall J\ record number. of off.year election voters· are expected lo go l o the polls Tuesd ay in Ornngc County \\1 th one over riding issue on their m inds. Lhc rate of Propos1t10n 13. Candidates and other ballot measurrs have taken a backseat to the interest i:icnerated by Propos ition 13. the property tax reform init1at1ve, durtng the primary elect ion c;impa1~n of 1978 .. Propos1t1on 13 seems to be on Disney Ad Ban 'Holy Mackerel' Unacceptable J OllANNESRURG. South Afncu !AP> South African television has turned down an advertisement for a Walt Disncv cartoon film because it has a mouse saying "Jloiy Mackerel'. .. "It 's quite a rid1 c:u lous situation ... :.u id David Burnes. editor of press services at the Stcr·Kinekor film compuny. lie said Sler ·Kinckor was told last week tht: commercial. for Disney's "The Rescuers ... was unacceptable. and he surmises South African Broadcasting Corp officials didn 't like the religious reference. 'Where possible. the phrasC' Holy Macke rel' should ~ avoided in commercials us its repetition (·ould create a n(•gat1ve reaction." the !'.ltafo-owncd TV <:ompany reportedly told Ster·Kinckor "We r!'allv did think that fish wl'r e Innocuous. '' hutcver the ir level of divinity." said Ster-Kinekor r>ubhcity director Colin Haynes. •• , everyone's mind when lh('y com e here to vote." said Al Olson. Orange County's reg· 1slra r of voters . The voters Olson spoke of are those who have cast absentee ballots in record number for an off-vear elcetion. o·ne Olson worker said today that 22,792 absentee ballots have been turned in. a record 1n Orange County for a non pres- idential election year. Olson said he expects up to 60 percent of the county's 879.575 registered voters wall go to the polls Tuesday. 1f so. that means roughly 542.000 voters will m arch into voting slalls in 2.126 counly pre- cmcts that will be open from 7 am. t o 8 p.m. Jn addition lo he lpin g de · tt"rm ine the fate of P roposition 13. those voters will help decide their party's nominees for gov- e rnor . other statewide constitu· tional officers. congress and state Legislature. In county r aces. the voters will have a say about the selec- t Ion of two county supervisors as well as e ight county offi cials. in· eluding district attorney and s he riff Also a t stake in Tues. ay 's e lection will be 13 statewide ~allot issues. a single county ballot measure as well as a l'lumber or local Issues . CSee VOTERS, Page A2) .......... .. Credi\ed A residents ' fire brigade at the Sesam e Street Mob1le Home P ark in El Toro was credited to- day with helpmg contain a blaze which des troyed o n e home Saturday. Orange County firem en said lhc 12:30 p.m . Saturday blaze dad $45.000 damage to the home o f P atty Umslcc t , 24922 Mu1rlands Blvd But a hol>L' cart manm·d bv park res idents hl'lpcd keep thi.• blaze confined wh tl l' <:ounty fi re m e n wt•rl' e n ro u te,~ spokesman said today. '1'1,c re~1acnts established the fire brigade aft<'r flames ocstroyed three mobile homes ;i1 thl· p ark <ibout a ~·t·<ir ago. firt•mcn ~aid Public Bacb Gwi Comrol WASlllNGTON CAP > An ovt•rwhclming majority of the public, inc luding gun owne~. :-upports federal registration of handj?uns, according to a survey released on the 10th anniversary of the assassination of Sen Hobert F. Kennedy The s tudy. rclcas('d hy the Ce nter for the St udy a n d Preven t ion of H and gu n Violence. concurs with earlier polls. But 1t a lso shows a new hi gh m public sentiment for gun control. Coa~t We ather Night and morning low clouds with hazy sunshine in a fte rnoon Tues day .. Lows t onight 55 to 60. Highs Tuesday upper 60s at the beaches and 70 to 76 inland. INSIDE TODAY Leo Rosencrans. documen. tary f 1lmmaker from San Clemente, doesn't know every· thing. but he does knot11 where to /ind what he wants to /.mow when lte UXJnts to know 1t. See F'eaturina. Page Cl . ' l•dex Al Y~r ~Ice All H•rtKOjle 0 INtl~ Al• AM Le-n 0 L.M. lo• A• Miii.., Me.-twltl IJ lt1tlMn IJ ~•IH 16 C.llfenue A>,14 Hatl.-iel.._ A4,U Cl11.iflM (.J-10 Orl tlflc-IY AU C:-kt 14 S-b I H Cnuw9"11 14 SteCll: Mlfbb ~ O.ettl Nelle" M Tt ltvhlM IS l f lltnl l P... M T111111.n M tifllfftel""""' 11 • WHlller A4 'fllllfltot Cl t Worlf N"'°' AU . .\,? OAJl Y PllOI s Na:i Student-Gets Temporary Custody L.\ NSINli . \l1ch I \ r When 15 ) l' a r 11 l J H 111( t" r I'.. Needham ~howt·d up .JI fo~\t"rt·ll High SdK.101 ""t·~irtnl( d "'dll µ,.r l) '"n and tall.111.: 11u11:lh .itwiul Adolr lhllt!r . htl5 clu ~l>matei. JtNl'd On ;1 <:ult.I F'clHUJ1 y du} NeedhJ m hl·;ird one tJunt WO many Ile pulled a .22 caliber, Luger·style pistol m a crowded srhool hallway a nd s hol t wo teasing classmutes Ont· or the boys dacd T od <1y , th(• f~ll . i.lcnckr Needha m was br<rught Crom Ingham County J ail to anl>wer for his no contest plea on a murde r charge. Probate Judge Dona ld Owens ordered him held F,....r~A J STATE ... like that idea." J a r vis. meanwhile. predicted u lands lide victory next TuesdC1y for Proposition 13 and said that will send a message acro!>s the nation lo cut laxes and govern· menl intervention in the lives or taxpayers "We · r e go in g l o send a message Htis 1s no longer a gov c rnment of the bureaucra ts. by the. bureaucrats and for the bure auc rats." J arvis told a cheering crowd of 500 supporters in t h e a fflue n t s uburbs of Orange County, where property assessments a nd tuxes have skyrocketed. Jarvis• proposal to cut tax bills by 57 percent for property owne rs :Jnd reducl' city. county a nd schools r evenues by S7 billion a nnually was the domi- nant issue in the closing hours of the primary cam paign De m ocratic Gov Edm und Brown Jr .. who faces only token opposition in lhc Dcmocralit primary Tuesday, told 1,000 s up· porters at a rally in the J ew1l>h district or Los Angeles that he expects 13 lo be appro ved and "we will all hc.1ve lo make do with wha t 'l> availabk" rathc·r thun look for rl'Vl'nut· frorr. nC'w taxes The main pohllcal fireworks of the day ca m e in the up· pear anc•cs by Da vis. Attorney Gcn er;.il Evcllc Younger . As sc m b ly man Ken Ma d dy of Fresno and San Diego Mayor P<·ll' Wilson on KNBC Maddy a nd Yo uns.:cr. who fo l lowt-d Davis in sepurcite ap pe arances. attacked Oa vis' pro· misc to reduce crime statewide hy at lc::tsl 25 percent. as he claimed he did as Los Angeles police chief. Maddy said crime really in- cr e ased by 9 percenl under D:Jvis · administration. Younger took a barely softer :.ipproach, saym~ Davis "bn 't dishonest He's JUSt an old-tame sta tistics manipulator.·• Davis stuck by his f1gur~. claim ing they could be cCin r.rmcd by the FBI and add ing Lhal Ill' might do even better a~ governor Wilson did not comme nt on Davis' criml' cutting prom1sl'. but challl'nged the former poll<·<' chief's qualifications to hold down state six•nding Fro• Page A l VOTERS ... The first indication of hJw the election wmds arc hlowing 1n Orange County wi ll come at :.ibout 9.30 p.m . T hal is the hour Olson said the absentee ballot count will be completed. B ut. he said. it's not likely the entire vote tally wall be complet ed until about 9:30 ;i m. Wednes· da y Fire Accident a l VISTA <AP) --Arson in vesllgators say a $500,000 fire tha t dest royed the San Luis Rey Downs Country cf"uhhouse a p· pears acc1dr ntal, startl'd in the kill'hl'n A day Ix-fore the fi re Ma y 26, pote ntial buyers r<'· porledly offered $4.5 m illion ror the country club. ORANGE COA.ST DAILY PILOT '~°'~ CO.&\I OA•t• P1t04 #11f\-'"1"'""'"" ~d trw N"w' Ptf''\\, '" aiubt•\H'rd b¥ t1"' 0t tnO (n.+ I ~.oei«Atf'l!Q~Y ~ .... f-<l•I•~· ~· OV(>i1\l'Wld Mo"'° •W llVt:NO"' f ri~t fOf" ( It ~ ~ 8"4'<-f'I H\lntf411111'0" ftit.--.. f ft•r\ fM't V•llity h¥t""' ',;tddlf'Mt• y,.1w-, •M , ... ~~Kf'I \ovtf'l(~\t A '"°'Ol'"''"'CllO",-ll"tlt ''""' •\ t)Ut>l1\l'tiltd \ uurO..tY' .no \\~I/\ ,,,. pt+fV•ow J)Vt>4+\NnQ OIMf '' , .. t10 ..,,, A,i.y \tr~'°"'"~ C•h•0t"•".,..,.. ....... "-Pt•\~ftl """ Pyhh~ J•o • e-v1~• .......... 1 ... --o r""""'"'~ .. tM4"•t ....... 4 t.O-te< , .......... -""'""Q""IEO.I<>' (~" ~ ... ..-~ ... " ."''"'~' tM~ftQ[dltor' Ottloe• ~ ........ 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Owens. who sc( another hear· in~ for Auit IG. 1.tli.o ord~rC<I the JUYl'r11le home to add u fulltime staffer htmply lo watch over Needham · Nct!dham. who is be1.ng dealt with as a 1uveni le a nd could therefort' tx.• released once he turn:. 19. ~at :.ilcntly in the l'ourtroom. drl'Sl>ed 1n blue Jeans and u red·und-ye llow s triped T· shirt. His fa ther. sitting next to h1m , a lso said nothing. The court proceedings did nothing to answe r the questions asked ut Everett High School. Who is Roge r Netidha m '> But (or hlb Natl pin. he looked Uke JUSt a nother kid in longish hair. blue Jeans Mnd tennis s hoes. When exactly did he s lip from a perhaps unnatural inte rest in wur into a belief in Natlsm that could cause hi m lO kill? Aut horities have d escribed Needhatn as a brilliant loner. They said he once made ~ de· tailed blueprint of a Nazi ~x · termination camp complet~ ~th gas chambe rs . A p~r~h1 atr!st characterized him as highly an· telligent . hostil~~ intensely an - gry a t everyone. After shootings on Feb. 22. authorities found a dia ry in which the boy had written about his school experiences. One en- try read "I almost aba ndoned Hille r lust night -out of being pus hed too far by m y colleagues . I almost went to school without m y Nazi party pan~n y Jacket. Uut luckily again l . d a burst or c~urage and nev aga in will I think about aba doning Mem Fuhrer and Nazism " The di ary. entitled •·My Strui:· g le " afte r Hille r 's ''Mein Kampf," a lso continued this passage: "While I in no way fo r give my e ne mies. I will refrain from killing them for the moment.'' The entry was writte n two d iJys befon· Needha m fatally s hot 15·year·old Bill Draher .and wounded 16-year ·old Kevin Jones Jones. who wus grazed u\ the head in the s hooting. later adm itted he had been looking for a fi ght with Needha m "because or the Nazi deal." Curious ly, Everett Vice Prin- cipa l Robert Dingman said. the victims were probably as close friends as Needham had. "He was proba bly hurt that they we re the ones who had done some of the heckling." he said lie said Needham had la ken part in no school activities after a b r ief stint on the track team. He was considered an excelle bu1ldt•r or modl·ls. :O.Ul'h 8!; t1rnk~ a nd armurl•d 1>ersonn1:I cttrncr-.. I It.• look the usual sophomurti s ub)N'ls and Well> cons1dcrccl 111 ll'lllgenl Ill-~ot an ··/\" 1n SC H?n('l' but did not l'XCe l 10 soc1a 1 stuc1es or n1story "He gener ally didn'l upply himself in school." Dingma n s :.iid . "Hf' was too engulfed in this Nazi thing " I n the semester before lht• s h oo t1n ~. Dingman s ai d . Needham was absent a lot. No one is certa in jµsl when the b<1) developed his Nazi fascina tion, a nd Daniel Mclellan. chief a-. sist ant prosecutor for Ingham County. s aid Needha m "just :-.el' m ed to s lidl' into" 1t Japanese Reports Boeing "Rebates' Pmfws Probe Paul Sc:hradl'. a form e r l 'n1 t e d ,\uto Wor k<.'l'S of- l1c:1a l who was wounded in L o-.. A ngeles 111 l he llobcrt Kennedy shooting 10 ~·car!> \!go. has filed suit lo push furthe r probes of t he.• case J low<.•\'l'I' he t·onc·Pdc'> t h<tl mun \ lt:JCb han· c·l·asl'd lo lllll'l;l'!>l ol llt•iJls TOKYO <AP > -Koichi Fu- jiwara . an official of All Nip~n Airways. testified today has <.'Om p a ny r e ceived w h at he called rebates totaling 90 million yl'n <409,000 U.S. dollars al cur· rent exchange rates l from Boe· ing Co. of the United Slates in 1971 and 1972. F uj iwara was testifying in the 55lh hearing or t he Lockheed payorr trial. He described how he re<:eivcd for ANA rebates tota ling 112 million yen 1400.000 dollars at 1972 e xchan ge r a t es> from Lock heed Aircra ft Cor p 1n August 1974. Asked by prosecutors whether ANA received re bates only from Lockheed. l''ujiwara said ANA de manded rebates from Boeing through its sales agent Nissho- l wa1 Co .. a Japanese trading company, in 1971 and received 40 m illion yen ($181.000 > in late 1971 and another SO million yen <$227.000l in 1972. Investigators said ANA was s uspected o f viol at ing t he foreig n l'xchange control law ror receiv ing t he Boein g f unds . Howe ver, no legal action wi ll be ta ken because the statute or bmitalions has expired in lhl' case. A J apanese newspaper report ed in April 1977 that tax officiC1ls h a d begun 1n vcst1 gat1ng u 547 ,OOO·dolla r payme n t from Boeing to ANA, but Boe1[0 had stated payments~ e to ANA a ppar ently cove d ad ve rtis ing and promot' · cost!> for jets sold to lhe C1irhnc. T he ne ws p a pe r s a id AN/\ failed lo report the Boeing pay m ents on its income t ax stall' m ents. AN A bl'ga n to ust• Boeing pl<J nes in 1964 a nd has purchased .t8 Boeing jets altogether Referring to the Lockheed m oney. Fujiwa ra s aid he re ceived the reb<Jtes from J . W. Clu tter, ror m cr head or the Ame riC'an ae rospace company's l''a r Eas t o perationi;, s hortly a fter thl'V ha d dinne r a t a Jap a n es·l' r es ta u r a nt in downtown Tokyo on Aug. 2, 1974. Fujiwara said Clutter took :.i cardboard.J>ox fro m his CC1r and put i1 into FuJ1wara's c:.ir. say· ing "this is a prc~ent for you ... Dover · Lawsuit to Court Group Challenges Agency in Dredging Fi_g!it APWint!Mlo Novel Bottle Winner Di rectors of the Dover Shores Com mun1ty Associ ation of' Newport Beach will go t o court J une 14 in a bid to overturn a · dredging permit denial by the South Coast R egional Com· rTJ il'sion. r Their Ora nge County Superior Court lawsuit challenges the re· fusal of the conservation agency t o a llow the a ssociation to . d redge the appro a c hes to b e r th i n g a r e a s· in U ppe r Ne wport Bay and allow dumping or dredged material on North Star Beach. Lawyers for the association descr ibe the ruling by the com - m ission as "an incredible de- cision." They point out that the dredg- ing will be paid for by $25,000 of association funds and will not be a burden on the tax payers. Boom Ga~ State Cash. S AC RAMENTO <A Califo rnia's boom recoverv from the 1974·9175 r ecession is t he m ain factor behind the s tate's J:!1a nt budget surplus, says state Finance Director Roy Bell . Judge Leonard Goldstein will be as ked at the June 14 hearing to reverse the commission's de- cis ion and allow the dumping of 5.000 cubic yards of s ilt on North St ar Be ach. T he a s socia tio n st ales the dr edging operation is vital to boat owners among the 341 occu· pa nts of Dover Sho res ho mes. T he lawsuit states that s lit has built up to the point that many boats sit on the bottom of the bay a l low tide. "The whole economy did very well in 1976 a nd 1977. a nd when tha t happens. we get more tax money. it's as simple as that." T he lawsuit states that the as- sociation went to the conserva- tion commission for a permit after being assured by several public agencies that the y sup- ported the request. The top Brown administration figure acknowledj:ed that a S500 m illion surplus s tarte r a nd a "pr<'tlY progressive tax struc· l ut e" le ft by forme r Gov . 4l on a Id Re a g an ha v c a Is o hl'lped I\ m ong those cited agencies are the Ma rine Department of Newport Beach. the Department of Fish a nd Game a nd the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers. r .... Sweet Ret•nion Ma"' Russian Wife Joined ClllCACO <AP) -After a four -year ~attl~ wit~ Soviet bureaucracy, Tim Loos ha s brought home his wire. Nm a. and her 6·vcar·old son , J er rick. ' "l a m very happy. I a m very happy. We shall be friends. We s hall be friends." the 30-year·old Nina said Sunday ~ she em b r nced her Amer ican in· laws at O'Hare lnternattonal Airport. "SllE 'S THE WAY I PICTURED h er. full of life." sa1~ Mary Loos or Wilmette. Ill. "She's a very bubbly ~rso~. added her husband. Henry. "I think he made a good choice. Im sure he did " T im. a 3r.· ear-old airline ticket agent. and N!na. m et In a hotel restaur t in Moscow where he was vacat1~mng. They parted May . 1974. and got together soon .after m Warsaw. Poland. for six dnys when they talked of marnage . Nina returned to Moscow Sept. 18, 1974. Tim went home to l\merica. The next morning he made a long.distance marriage proposal. 11 E GOT i\ VISA TO 6 0 to the Soviet Union in 1975 but ll was canceled a fte r he told embassy officials he planned to gel ma rried in Mosrow. Loos asked all 100 U.S. senators. the State Department and the u .S. embassy for help. Nina was ha rassed and lost her job as a secretary. • Loos received a visa In September. 1977, but did not have time to arrange a wedding while he was in Moscow. They were m arr iect on his next viliit and parted. They met &Rain when Nina's rti~hl from Moscow. via Frankfurt.. Germany. landed an New York Su.nday. On the rlight to O'Hare, Tim ll&id, lhey talk~ "just about being here and meet ing everybody a nd beini glad we're together." N 1na. wh0r11 peak lood English, plans to work 'a'S a secr etary. · • Tim suid he does not expect the Soviets to keep them rrom re turning to vi.s it her famlly t The laws uit a lso claims th:Jt the dumping of silt on North Star Beach will actually be beneficia l to the area. will find a number o r m a n -m a d e p it s a n d depressions and will restore and grade the beach. The lawsuit indicates tha t the com mission's denial was based on the fact that dumping might pollute t he are a and might r estrict public access to the Up- pe r Ne wpor t Day Ecological Area . "T h e commiss ion ha :. arbit rarily thrown out mon • than 18 months or planning by Orange County, Newport Bea ·h and loca l , s tale a nd feder a l agenc ies," the l a wsuit com· plains. Th e a ssociation 's s o le purpose, the action adds. was to "restore safety a nd navigability to two boat channels and boatjng a reas. Instead. it is being denied the right to use private prop· e rt y." 'Carney' Killed CAMP PENDLETON CA P. - A carnival worker touched a 220·volt line accidentally Sunday d uring a rodeo at this Marini.' Cor ps base. He was pronounced dead a short ti me later. P;n,a Van('e ot Pcon a. Ill., rd;.i:<e~ <.1lt<.•r bc.•-,t111g Iii olhl 1 profess1onul belly dancers from eight slJll'i:. lo "'in Lh•· M idwest Belly Da ncer of l hc Yee.t r t1l lt: 111 the C hicago ~uburb of Me lrose Park Carter .Seeks Help In Hospital Costs. WASHlNCTON IAP I Pres1 · dent carter asked his Cabiru:t to d;iy to J01n his effort to wm pas~age of legis lation aimed al hold ing down hospital costs .J o s e p h I\ . C a I i f a n o .I r .• secre tar y or hea lt h. education and welfarl', said Carter "'adt.• •' p it c h fo r l h e lcg1s lut111n . sched uled for vote Tuesday 1n tht.• House Com merce Commit tee. at the Cabinet mcetin~ c a 11ra no. predicting passa~w on a close vote. said the le~1sla tion "was 1mportci nt to the t.'ll· lire administration "I le s~c1f1ca lly notco it was 1 m po rta nt . to l'VC r y fedl'r ll'm th:it would h<' :-iv:..111;.ihh· fo r olh<·r fl'dNJI n1•1•(b, uthl'r hum;,in m•t•<f:. 1n this <·ountrv" 1f I h t• ll•g1s l:rt tc)n IS <llJj)rO·\'l'd, Califano s .llCl II•• -.;11d ('.1rt1·r ('Ull<:d '>C\t11.1I !'ong 11':.smt•n 11v1·r thl' weck<•ncl Jhout llw h•g1:-.lat111n. Tho:.t• t•ulb h,I\ l' lrll(lf'll\ l'd lht• :o.iluJtlOll, (" ,r1 ir :.i no s ;.mJ l'hl• sl't:rl'la1'). 1·h.1ll1n~ with 1t•po1lt•r<, oubicle lh1· Wh1 l<' I h HISl' after lht• ffi('l'l mg. -.:1111 ru1·ter ··;1.s kL•d all Cabinet m<•m h1:rs lo Jc11 n an<I lr}' and hell' u" \H! go forward to try and g1·t C'ongrl'SS 10 <1ppnwc.th1s" F~EATURI NG THE DESIGN'TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- .. .. . . . ~ •I ( One of a collection of handmade diamond cluster rings by Theres Lander -twice winner of the Oscar for Jewelry Design -The OeBeers D1amo9d..lAternational Award -as shown.With rubies and brilliant cut diamonds $3460 Prices may vary due lo customer preference 1n diamond seleclton We would welcome the opportunity to mount your !.tones 1n any of our settings Wyndham Leigh "\\ 11UH I Rf ~f II ,,... 127 Fashion Island. Newport Center. Newport Beach Telephone· (714-) 644 ·050 I r .., - ' I J .. Orange Coast EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 156, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY , CA LIFORNI A MO NDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 Today ·s Cio~inl( N.Y. Sto-..k~ C TEN CENTS Record Voting? Absentee Ballot Total Highest O•llY Piiot Pl>Olot llY G•ry Arnbr0<• ANNA MARLENE SENN, 19 MONTHS, MOTHER BETH, LIGHT UP FISH FR Y Fountain Valley Youngster Wins One Section of Annual Baby Contest Vicki Smith Q_ueen Of Mesa Fish Frj fl) :\11('11 \EL PASK t:VICll Ol llW O•oly Polol Sl•tt .\t rs Cl<Jra Brown of Anaheim had thl· v.inn1ng tick<·L :i-. thl' Annual F1:-.h F ry rlo~•·d out Cross Symbol Harasses HB Family Security and s urve illance mt•asur£'s are 1n effect today in a n arfluent southN1~l Huntington Becil'h nC'1L!hborhood whNe a blark lamilv awokl' Sundav morn1ng to hnd a svmbol of the· t ro<;:,. burnl·d into the.1r lawn rolic·l' ln\'t•st1 i.:ators arc hsllni:: lhl' 1n<·1dt·nl th(• second 1n thre1· \\t'l'k:,. as o ne of maltc·1ou.-. m1st·h1t•f ,\ :,.cc:oncl cro:,.s. fash1ont•d of a s tick of wood and a p1 crc of. pipe. v.as planted in a flowt•r containl'r. The couple !.aid the two inc1 · dents an· the first to occur in their neighborhood. where thl' couple has ll\'cd for four yt'ars Wt•l•d k1llt•r was used in lh<' 11rsl onl'. to inscribe a c ross ma corm•r of thl' l;.mn and in several cla~:,.. 1t took :,.hape a<:, th<' gra~~ clll·d out Jt u nt 1ng1on l:h·:1ch Pol1cc· Tktl'C'tl H' Sgt Luis Ochoa said torla.' thl' 1nt'1dl•nls ar~er in· \'l'Sl1gHt1on but aµparently t he 1 r-;t Olll' "as nt•,·er reported hy he· fam1l~. who cl1sm1sscd tl as a nran k Sharp Quake Jolts Two Counties ~tOL"Xf P/\1.0~1,\R 1/\PI /\ !>harp carthq uakl' mt•asuring I 4 on t hl' Richll'r Seal(' 1ollt'd a wide an•:1 of H1\'ers1dt• and San D1l•go rounl1<'s today but appar(·nlly t•auM·d no damagl'. authonl1l's :,.aid ··.I ust everybody was holding onto the desk." !.aid Pat Theis~. a dis patche r a t tht• R1v<'rsidc Count v s heriff's subs tation in He m c·t. a s mall d esert town about 90 m1lt•s l•ast of Los Angeles. '"We have calls from Palm Springs. l lem et and San Diego,·· s aid Barbara Rt•c d . a spo ke s .... oman for t h e selsmolog1cal laboratory at Cal 1forn1a In s titute of Technology Rl•sidNils of El Cajon and Escondido in San Diego County ulso rl•portcd feelin g the tcmhlor Asia Quake Felt ht:for<' r~·corrl aov.d:-. of haµp~. f1-;h hungr\' f11lks Sl•n•ral hundn•d "':itched u:-. 1ud gt•-. Sl'll•tll'd 20 y<·ar-old V1C'k1 Smith of Costa Mt·sa from a fil•ld of 2r. women to serve as Mi s!> Costa ~(·:,.a M1:.s Mermaid for 1978. T he blonck Miss Smith will repr<'scnt the <·1ty in upcoming beauty pageant:.. Mrs. Clara Brown of /\n;ill<'1m ha d the winning ticket as the I-Tis h F ry closed with a drawini.: for a 1978 Ford Fairmont. She missed out on a bonus gift or 100 gallons of gas by not bemf.\ at the drnw1ng. but Lions Club officials s:rnJ !>he v. as plt'a:.cd nonethc· less 1\ b a b y c o n l <' s l a l t h e nowntov.n Community Cenlt·r near I.ions Park also dr<'w a big turnout. Thl' winner 1n t he six lo 12 months old category was 12-monlh old DuVt•lle Davis of Irvin e . llN mother. DuVt•\' Snt.•11. handled the acceplancl- -.pN•ch Anna :\tarlcnc Senn. 19 months old. of Fo untain Val le). "'a~ the wanner in the 13·21 m onths com pl'ltl1on She is the daughter of Mrs Bl·t h &•nn Ex;.1ct tall1l'' an·n t 1n ~et. but (.'o-.ta ~l<-!.iJ ;\;l'\\IJOrl llarbor Lion~ ('luh 11fl1l'l<.1ls c<,l1matt· thl'~ serH·d up more than H.500 l1sh dinner~ during the thrC'c·da.' l'\'c·nl More tha n 1.400 dinners were M·n·ed on opening night 'Fn· d::iyl about twice the number for the ~amt• night lal>l Vl'ar. Lions ~ CAPTURES MESA TITLE Vicki Smith. 20 Club spokl·sman Lei..· '.\tiller said toda\ '.\t 11ler said attPndanC'l' v.:i<; up ·a bout 25 or 30 pt•rcPnt · 0\ l'r last vC'ar·-; crov.d. l'sl1malcd :it 50.ooO people Lions Cluh officials expcc·t to g<'l a brcakdo'' n on profits from carnival rides and game booths b\ Tuesdav The proceeds will bt• used for youth ac t1v1l1es. ~1Ahl and hearing p rogram s and otht:r community needs Thl' pa:-.t 32 F1!>h Fries ha' 1· ra1M·d mon· than S500.000 fflr l ha I'll.' Both pollt't: unc1 Lions mcm ht•1 :,.. dt•-.tnbt.·d thl· c "'"'h a-. \\l•llbl•ha\P<I. lht• onl.' n ·:i l pro· blt•m t·omrng on Saturd,1~ v.hl'n II a rhor Boul<'v<ird and othl'r ma 1or ..,tn•cts Y.t'rt' blockc•d for lhl' a nnual paradC'. l 'sual w(•c•kend traffic congestion v.as com poundt•cl and parking place!> wer e at a premium. police said. By GARY GRANV ILLE Of IM O•llY Pl .. 1 Si..lt A rccord ·brcak1ng .22.792 ab~enlet' ballots a lready have been ,cast for th(' primacy elee· t1on and county election officials say that s hould be a n ind1cat1on of the voter turnout Tuesda.v . A. E. Olsoo, Orang<' County's reg· istrar of vott•rs. predicted a 60 percent tumout of lht• county's 879.575 registered \'Ole· rs That pC'rc·cntage" like t hl' number or absenll'l' ballots. would he an all·l1mt· high for * * * Davis Eyes Jarvis for High Court LOS ANGELES IAPI -Ed Davis says he "kind of likes the idea " of appointing tax cut crusader Howard J arv1s to the California Supreme Court . Davis and his three r1\'als for the Hcpubh C'an nomination for l!O\'l'rnor also agrct>d Sundav that they all oppost· raising slalt' taX<'" to ball out local govt·rn ml•nt 11 Jar\'1s· l'ropos1t1on l:J paSS l'S as l'X Pl'C'll'd T~sday. mandating a S7 t;1ll1on cul in proµert~ laxt·-. stat(•w1ck. Those wcrC' highlights of thl• fin;il Prt'·('ICC'llOn confrontat1on of the four tandidates for the Rl'pubhcan nomination ror gov· crnor. a s crtl'S of back·tO·back ::ippcarances on KNBC telev1s1on In Los Angeles. Davis described J a rvis as a "na tiona l hero" and said tf the 75.year·o ld tax crus ader wa nts a pl ace in state governme nt. Dans would give 1t to him. /\skcd if that included the s ta ll' Supreme Court. Davis s aid ht• dtdn't know if Jan·1s. an at turnl';.·. "as a pract1c1ng mt•mbl•r of lhl' California na r . us rt.'qu1rcd for appointment Then he• added "That 's not a bad idt:a lloward J a rvis on lht• stale Suprcmt• Court I kind of like that 1dc~1 " .Jarvis. mt•anwhile. predicted a landslide victory next Tuesday tor Proposition 13 and said that v. ill send a message across tht• nation to cut lax(•s and govern· mcnl inlcr\'ention in the lives of taxpa)crs ··W t"rc i:,:oi ng t o send a ml•5sag1..• this as no longer a go\ t•rnm('nt of thl' bureaucrats, b) lht..• burcauerats and for tht..• hureaurrat:,.." .Jan I!> told a ehl•t..•nng crowd of 500 supporters 1n tht• aftlut·n t su burbs of Orangt• County. "he n • propert;. .,,.,<·s s mt•nt-. and t a Xl'S havt..• "" v roe kt'll·d :1an1..,· propo!.al to cut lax hills b~ 57 1wrtent for propert~ owners and reduet..• city. county <tnd sehool!. revenues bv S7 billion annu<illv Y.as the dom1 nanl issue in th·c c los ing hours of th<' primary campaiJ:n MOSCOW <AP> --/\ strong earthquake rocked the southern part of Soviet central Asia to· day. Tass reported. but at i;a1d damage was slight and ther e \\('re no casualties OUVETTE DAVIS. 12 MONTHS, GETS VICTORY KISS FROM HER MOTHER trvlne Tot Wint One Section of Cot ta Mesa Fl•" Fry Baby Contest • ,. an off.year election. and Olson s:ud 1t 's all because of Propos 1· tion 13 The property t ax reform in· itiat1ve seem ed to be the pre· dominant s ubJect .. of d1scuss1on among absentee voters who cast their ballots e arlier at Olson's office.· A 60 per cent voter t urnout m eans roughly 542.000 voters will march into voting sta lls in 2.126 county precincts that will lil• opt·n from i a m. lo 8 p m . In addition to h elpin g de ll'rm inc the fate of P roo. 13. Loe al those voter s "ill he lp dcc1d1: their party's nominees for gov t>rnor. othe r s tatewide constu t1ona l offt~ers. Congress and statt• legisla ture In county ract-s, the voter " will have a isay about the ~clee taon of two county supervisors as well as eight county of11c1ab. in· e luding dis trict atto rney and s heriff Also c.at 'il:.tkl· 1n TUC!.djy" l'lcct1on \\Ill be 13 -.1atcw1dt· ballot issues. a single c·ounty ballot ml·ai-un• <1!> wt'll .,;, ..., ISce E Lt::C.'TJ01". Page i\2) Issues Wwity Races in Spotlight Among c hoices facing Orange Count y voters Tues day are these local races highlighted ins ide today's Datly Pilot· ~An Irvine wo man Is seeking the Republican no m i nati o n f o r California's Secr etary of State. See Page A3 Dennis C~rpentcr's re· t1rt.•menl ha!. sC'l up a sc ramblt• f or th e RC'publican no mination in t hl• Orange Coast 's 36th Slat<.• Sen ate D1slncl Sec Pag<· A 3 Five O range Coun· tians are among 13 c•an· d1dates for the 2nd District • seat o n the Stale Board of ~quallzat1on Sec Pagl' A 10 -Three cand1datc:s. one of whom has bt!en largely inactive m• the campaign. arc seeking the Orange Coast ·s 5th d1v1s1on !.cal 1n the Munic ipal Water Di:-.· tn c l of Oran gl' Count y See Page A 13 -!\l ark Hannaford Lind Oan L cngr l'I" e\pect Tuesday ·._ primary will '-C'l them l:I> lor a n·malch n t• x l fa 11 1 n th l\ 3 Ith Cong ressional 0 1<;l r1C't , which mrludcs portions ol west Orange CQ~nt y . Sl't' Page :\ 1-; Horse, Co'W Killer To Aid Community A m a n who ple ade d no contest to criminal charges filed after he s hot and killed two horses and two cows 1n the El Toro area was ordered today to put in 300 hours of community service \\Ork during the next two yea~ Or a nge County Superior Court Judge H. Warren Kntght 1m· posed sentence on Fred Joseph 01 Be rnardo. 20. of San Pedro afler suspending the one .year Mesans Vote Tuesday. for Water Leader More than 136,000 \•oters arc to 'otc Tuesda). in an unhcraldt·d <•lect1on l o st.•at a Mu n 1C'1pal Water Distract of Orange County f MW DOC 1 director for D1\'is 1on On<' lncumbC'nt David Jones of lluntrngton Beach who has held his scat s ince 1956 fares four ch a lle ngers fr om the d1 v 1s ion . wh1r h encompasses ll unt1ngton Reach . most of Fountam Valley, pa rts of Costa Mesa. Seal Reach . Santa Ana a nd E ast Tustin Challengcrs include' Barbara /\ Bartol. a lluntinglon Beach bus inesswom a n . James W F:dwar ds. an industria l de·· Vl'loper consul t ant o f Cos ta Mesa. Michael Griffith. a Sunset Heach comme rcial llsherman. Tim llatch. a Costa Mesan v.ho 11:.ts no ocrupal1on on l1hng forms Neither Jones nor any of his four challengers has collected more than S200 for campaigns. ~1ccord1ng t o th<.· count y Regis trar of Voters office In Division Five of the watN d1 s tr1cl. however. incumbent Clem McColloch of Laguna Hills says he plans to spend $4.500 to defeat his maJor o ppone nt. Wayne Clark of Irvine. an aide to O range County Supervisor Lau ren ce Schmit <R e lated !>tory. Page Al31 Clark has ind1r aled he'll spend about hair that a mount. and ;1 third candidate for the post. A Otto KuL'\ch of Santu Ana. re• ports he 's collected less than $200 for the rac<• MWOOC Y.holesalcs Imported Mel ropolilan Wa ter Dis t rict water to the City of Founta in Valley, City of ffunt1ngton Reach , Cost a Mesa County Wa te r District. the City of Santa Ana and Orange County Water District in District One. county 1a1! te rm he at first 1m posed on the defendant. It was noted that D1 Bernardo has paid rest1tul1on lo one of the two o wner-. of a n1m<1b he shr.t with :i 22 cah~r nflt· last Lcibor Day and h as promised t o com. pens atc the other \'1('l1m Rancher W1 lh<im T Flower~ h a s a cc t.• pl t· d S I . !'IO O fro rn 01Bernardo tor the killing of.one of his Guernsey cow.; and the wound ing of another w hi ch later h ad to be dcsl rO)t'd DiBc m ardo 1s lo 1>:.i) Flow('rc.' neighbor. Prank Wacr. $30,000 for the )OS~ or I Y.O ;\Jorgan , mares that WNl' kilkd during the ~ci mc s hooting -.prct· near Cook 'c; Com er s A r r <.' !-t 1 n:... n ft • <' t· r ., .., a 1 d 0 I R e r n a rd () ... trn I I t> t· f 0 u r animals whi!l' driving around t ht· a r('<l in .1 Jl'<'P Tht..' prob;,t1on r('port read by Judge Knight -.tatt•d that D1Bl·rnardo 1s no" "extremely rt•mor..,eful · about v. hat ha p(>(•ned last Labor Da.' Family S lain DENVER r/\P • A Dcr.vt·r man 1s being hdd tor 1r.vcst1g.i· t1on of homicide in the ..,tdbbing deaths of his v.1fc and· her t v.o children by a prc•v1ou!' m ;•r· nag(.•. police !.aid Or~~~ .. ~aM \\'eath ~r Night and morning lo"' cloud!' Y.llh hal\ -.unshinl· in dfl t•rnoor ·Tue-.d.1~ Lov.s t onight 55 t o 60 lll gh~ Tut>scfoy upper 60s ut the beac he~ :ind 7!' 10 7fi ml and · INSIDE TODA 't' Leo Rosencrans. documer. tary pimmaker /ro m Sen Cle mf'nte. docsn ., knou: everr1 thina. but Ill' dot'" knotr where 10 /mrl u;lict he 11 cr.h to know u•/1t'" lit• 11Y:n1s tn know 11 Sf'(' ,..l'atunnt; Pagf' c: lade¥ 41 Yo11r ~rvlct All ,.oro•copc tJ aNll"f Alt Allft L•MM" '1 L.M aoyO At MlltOll Mo•-o.tO IJ l 11tlnou IJ MO•tt• I• ~olorno• AS,U N•ll011•IN•-••,IS Cl•Utll~ CJ.It OrlnffC-ly .\IJ tomto 14 S-lt II I Cronwor41 •• SIOO M•'''" 8J 0.•111 Noll<" 41 Ttt .. l\IOll IU f.illllwl•I P.., A• fl•u t•" e. lntoflal-I Si Wul,.or Iii• .,. , .. ,.,.,,,. Cl·J World"•"" A'I ·---. • \~ OAI\ V PtLO I C Airport At apo Closed Capistrano .tirport 1s 1·low<I . Jccordtng to landowner Jay Wilcox He ~aid tha.., mornang that a btg X had b<-t.•n painted on the strip's runw1ty Saturday to of· flt'lally sl~n1 Cy al'I closure A fl'w planes remain al lht' :urfield but Wilcox said they arc there t emporar1lv "We 'vt• g1vt:n .1 f«w ptlols 111•rm1ss10n to k<•t•p their planes there for now bl!cause they·r .. o u t o r <' o m m 1 s s I o n o r wml•lhang, · W1kox satd J\ II other operuttoni. at the San Juan Capistrano stnp have been c losed down, he said. · South county pilots have filed a lawsuit a~ainst the city of Sa:1 Juan and airport owners Wilcox a nd Bruce Wanton to contest the June 1 closing of the s trip. or de red by City Council members who ruled 1l unsure The pilots lo:.l their f1r<;t battle in court FrtdtJy .,., hen 1t was ruled their ~u1l \lo:J~ dtthcient. Pilots Wt're g1vC'n :10 clay~ to get their cai.I' an ord<·r Wilcox and Winton \\l:rc r(I ll·a~wd from T"f'<;lr<11mng orrln~ Jg:.11nst C'los1ng thl' ... tnp "I think 1l's fair." W1((on'( said ol lai.l wN·k ·.., 1·e1111 t rulrng I It• ... :.11d ht· ;incl Winton clfJ not hav(' .iny µlans for development of the airport le1nd at pres(•nt and will nut take any further action until till' <'<•SC had been clci.lrcd in lht• 1·ourt:-. TO~IG llT 1·11sT1\ MJ-:~A (.'(TY C'ULN <'IL l!t•gular rn1·1·t1n~. C1tv ll<Jll. fl 30p m Tt;ESOi\ V, J llN E G ELECTION DAY Polls opt·n '1dllip m · · B ~: II I llEADl.INl·:S ' Brown lrctun·r 1 :m P ni ND TllE Ur C1l1•'> 'I ()('(' Forum. Me nde lsohn Appointe d to Inte rior Post SA:" FRJ\N('ISC'O IA P I l'"ormrr San Fr anci s co Supcrv1i.or Hobert Mt·ndclsohn, who lo'>t :1 fNlt·ral uppo1ntmcnl when his <'ampu1gn finances wC'rP qut•i.t1nm·d .,.,. ... ., ar>pomied t111l ;iy :1 '1 :t "'>IStanl lo tht· !'it·en·tar.v of th<.• lnlt'rtOr liHe•r1or S1•1·n ·l:iry Cl'rlf An <lru!> s:.itcl Mc•ndebohn , 40 , will s 1 · r v l' .1 !-. h 1 s 11 d v 1 !>or on a n11mhN 11f 1s:-.ur .... partat'ularly 11rhan r1·c·rc·at1on p<>licy un<I m<inpower ;.ind youth activities The pos1t1on 1:-. appo1nl1v1.• and c10l'S not n ·qmrc Scnalt: ton f1rmatwn Lac;t Nov I I . J\knrkls ohn .1:-.kL·d th.11 his pt•nrling nomina laon ai. <•~s1i.t un1 :-oi·<·tetary bt• w1thdra.,.,n from <'nns1dernt1on IH the St•natt• ·Th 1s folio"' rd :innounrem<·nt hy th<.• C'ahforn1a Fatr PohtaCJI Pract u·<'s ('11mm1:-.i.1on th<it 11 was I 1hng :i C'\\ 11 laws uit allt-g 1ng trn•gulriril It' ... ltl f1nanr 1al It' porting for ·~11-n<11·l..,ohn ·.., l!.17•1 l"'m patgn for ... l.•l l· t•onlroll1·r 1 ~Jconr1,.bohn :.uhM·qucnlly wa:-. cl n1p1wd I n1111 I ht• c ,,.,,. a., a dt• lend<Jnl Tough W a rning tH::tRtJT. Lchano n <A P \ R:.id1l'<il l':tl<'stan111ns challenged Ya:.:.-er /\rnfat'., nt'"" plrrlge to ... uspend anta lsra<'ll uc·t1v1tv in South Ll•ban1111 ORANOE COAST ·~ ~ ... ,.. f ,...,, ""' ... ''•W\f .,. . .,. "'" t1 .... , ,,.._.,,,,_ .... ,. ..... th# ••"''..,...,,,, .... ,, ... fl)ol \I Pu~''"'"'l ""It•""'' ~'""''Ah•,.·t~• "' • .. ,.,f)h.~" lilt. ,,, '"'' "' .... ,, .. , ... ' .... 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It was a retrc <.1ppN1r:.inn• 101 M1~s lfoyworth. now ~1pproaching her 59th birthday NB Brawl Erupts Over Parking Space A r«stdent of OrtJnge 1s nurs 1ng some bruises today after I 1nding out JUst how pn:c1ous CJ JHirking s puce can he an Newport Beach. Accnrdmg to police reports. .Jtoffrcy Brooks and hts pregnant .,.. 1fe wen· on their way to a r1·:·.t;.iuranl on East Co<isl I ll~hway S<tlurday na ghl. Brunk!-. s:ud he pulled into a parking spac:c that had JUst been \a rated 1n the rcst<ii u r1:1nt 's <'rowded lot when he was con fronted by e1n angry younA me1n dressed an a light blue tuxedo. The \lotndow on Brooks' side of thl" ce1r was rolled down anr1 Brooks said he was lrC'aled to " 11radl• about taking the young me1n 's pe1rkmg space The diatribe: was punctuatNt by I ht• youth h1lt1ng nrooks in thL· face At·cording to police. lhl' yo111 h 's equally incensed dale <IN·1dcd to J01n in the fray by opening the passeng<:r s ide dO<Jr Looking For Alta Lane? Lot,s of Luck Looking for the AmericaA Flag may nol be enough for 3711 r<.'g tslered votcri. planning to go to the polls in northeast Costa ~h-sa TuC'sday First you 've got to find lht· i.lrcet and a map won·t help you Map makers simply huve n 't l(nt ten around to ;idding Alta Lttn<' to the• 10!-.lcr. thus selling th~· ..,tagt.• for voter confusion Alta Lane 1s a new driveway that euts anto a condom1n1um proJcCl off Santa A na Avenul' hd ween Monte Vasta and Del Mur avenues. Blink and you might miss 1l -The polling place for voters 1n precinct 52·007 is at 312 Alta Lune An·a polls will be open from 7 a.m . to 8 p.m . Tues day. * * * f 'rorn Pa~ A I ELECTION. number IJr local 1ssu<·:-.. • Tlw l1r:-.t 1nd1catmn uf how the •·lt·t•t1on wmds ;.in• blowing 111 Orangl' C:ounly wall come ut about 9 JO p m That as tht• hour Ol!!on 5aad th£• ;1hi.cntce ballot count will be 1:ompleted Rut. ht• said. al's not likely lhl' entire votl·,tally will be complcl· cd until e1boul 9 30 a .m . Wednci. day. · Sigrmps Set For Football !'ill:(nups for Junior All AmPrtcon youth tackle foolhall w1 II get uncler wuy S1.1l11rdny in CMta Mesa SI RnUp!l for (;O!lt a Me110 boy'> bPl ween R :1nct t:l will be held 11.t TeWlnkll• S<-hool's multipurpose· room. 3224 Cahfornlii St Tlm<'1\ and dalc11 are 10 a m to 2 pm. June 10 and 6 ·30 to 9 pm Juoe 11. PrncUce atart.1 Au1. 7. \ and cr;.iwltn~ over Mrs Brooks lo punch lht• embcillh•tl tlnvl:r The couple managed lo shovt· the intruder out of their car and gel ••way from the youth in -t,Qc· I uxed11. lcavtng the disputed purkrng SfHICI.!. Th1•y went homc- und notified r.1ohcc of lhL :nt·1 dent 7 4th District ,Race Called 'Dirtiest ' The Rcpubllce1n Primary cam pa1gn in the 74lh Assembly Dis tn<.·t conttnued to borl on election l'VI:' a:. the two front runn1ni.: t' <1 n d 1 d a t e :-. e x c h u n g e I a s I m1nult• bro:.ids1des over cam pa ii.tn ltl<'l1cs Supporter.., of Marian Bergeson said lht·y wo11ld ;,1ppc <il lo the· lkpuhhl'an Countv Central Com m1lll'l' to l'en:.urt• 1.1 mall<.·1 put 0111 hy Mrs . Bl'rge!>on's rival. Lel· Watkins Watktns, in turn. c harged tht• lkrgeson 1·ampa1gn with puttmg out pt.'rsonal allarks that hav1· m aclc• the· rnrc· "one o f lh1· 'd1rt1e'>t' in :-.t:.il•· Hepublaran primary history.·· W<stkin~ did not !>pcc1fy what those personal attacks wt•re UL•rgeson supporters said a brochure b<:iog received today by d1s tr1tl voters contained tht• -.am<' l'rrnneous 1nformallon ahoul Mr., lkrj?l'Sl')ll that led the• t•ommtlll't' lo <'t'll'>llr<' Watkin:. .i Wt•t•k i.IJ.!11 Man Arrest e d In Huntington Knife Battle A Sun Diego mun was jailed on che1rges of :ltlempted murder Sunday night after he allcg.dly used a kmfc to inflict seven• wounds during a ftghl with J lranstl'nl on Bolsa Chica State Beach at I luntmgton Beach. Oran~c County s heriff's of· flet•rs· td<'nllfied the suspect :.is P aul Qumlln Garcia. 21 Thl'Y ~aid the v1rt1m. Perry Andcri.on. 21. as 1n ttuarded condition today in Pacifica llosp1tal. lluntington Ilea ch Deputi es sa id the fight between Garcia and Anderson was one of a number that erupt ed Sunday naghl al the slate beach. · They said a palr.,I car was close by when the stabbing O<' curred. Officers said they grabbed Gurcla, disarmed him end drove him to lh~ county Jatl State Post Filled SACRAMENTO CAP ) -Aft~r reporlc:>d refu~als by al lea~l scv('n oth<'r ('andtdates. Gov Edmund Drown Jr. has picked David l.oherR. executive dlrcc tor oC Agnew" Stote H~spltol , lo head a n<'w ~tole department of care ror the retarded. Loberg, 40, was nominotNl by Brown Friday us director of the Ocvelopmcntt1l Serv1ceb Depart· ment , ·~·~~ -. Irvine Families Vow Court Fight By PIOLIP ROSMARIN 01"" o.i1, I'll .. Sl•H FnmthL'ti who lave in the Park West Apartments an Irvine con s1dered legal e1ctson today m thl· wake of their weekend prote!>l over eviction notlres Crom the Irvine Company, which wants to make their section of the com· plcx for adults only The families d on 't w&inl to move, s pokesmen claimed, despite the I rvlne Compttny's of· fer to pay ull movin~ expenses and the costs for reconnecting ut1 lit1es Husbands. wives and childre n Jll<'keted th<' rc·ntal office at 3901 Parkv1cw Lane Saturday and Sunda.v, after 79 t ena nts re cc1vcd the ev1ct1on notices wtuch gave them two weeks to pack alternate apartments an the hu~e l'Omplex, or move out hy July 6. Thl' I rv1nc C:omp&iny letteri.. which they got Saturday morn- ing though they were dated walh today's dat<'. satd the le1ndlord plans to ccuwt•r l I lw M•c·t1on to an a II adult arcH The ap:irtnil'nt an·<•. which 1s the oldc:-.l '>Cetum of !':irk West anti c·ontatn:-. n •stdc·nts who havl' lived then.• six }'l'ar.., or mon·. c· u r r c n t I y 1 .., c o m fl ri :-. <· d o ( f1.1 milles ;ind !-.tnJ.!lt• rcnt1:rs in about c.oqual pn1pm 11o n Th~ Irvine Company sci1d tl1" families would be rclocutcd lo the 3601, 3701 and 3801 Parkv1ew Lane blo<'ks of Park Wci.t. which arc all-famaly areas. Forty Sl'Ven or the \cnant· •. fated w11h the 1mmed1ate chotCt! of :-.l'lecling rtt·w apartments which apparenlly were offert-d o n a first-com e, first-served basis -or preparing to move away <1l their own expense. signed up Saturday for new apartments The lrv1nl· City Council hua nedly scheduled a d1scuss1on of lht· 1nc·1<frnt for 1ls Tuesda\ mt•<-'ling · Counrllw<irnan !\t:.iry Ann Ga 1cio al n«1dy has c 11 llt·d upon Irvine Company Prt.'s1dcnl Pekr Krernc.•r to rescind th<· evictwn I e t l c r s K n· m • · r . s h c s a 1 d . agreed to rc-evalualL' the action w1lh ('Ompany offlec·rs ThL· <.ict1on. she smd. "picks 011 mir l1:a:.t :.ifflucnl c1t1zcn~ an th1 city \' Mrs Ga1do i.idded that. "Wt• ran ·1 afford to lost· e1ny housing ... tock from our low and moderate· housing. WE''ve got to have uniti. where fum1hcs c<1n ufford LO Is ve .. An Ir v ine Co mpan y ... pok('sman said the company will offer lh<' new <sparlments al 1 lw ":.imt• n•nls n•°"dents now llJ). t•>.t·t•pl tn t.tl>C~. he s~11d \\ ht•rl' n•s1dent.., chooi.1· to mo .. t· 111 lar gt•t or ... m.illt:r ;.ip;irlmt•nt ... l>1·..,1>1t•· ..,1g n1ng up for nc·.,., ap.1rlmt·nt:-.. mus t of the alfeetcd 11·..,1dt·nls urw observer 1><11tl tht·r•· \lol'll' 100 t'Jfrtt•d prolt•sl s ign., ··11 vtnt• Co llatl's Kids. · Mr I\ n •ir)t:I . Whf'l l' I" Brian Gri 111~lol.1v1··· un<J ··My!'-.11nsCnt•fl Th 1:-. !\111rn1 ng :'Yl r K 11•m1·r \\ 1•11· lhl (•(•1!1 llll'lll YMCA to Off e r Courses on Yoga A :-.c·nes of ftv<· yngti classe" Im l)l•ginmng and 1ntcrmcdrnte "tucl.-nls wil l ht· offl•rc•d through lht· Or.mg<· ('o.1st YMC'A begin 11111g till' v.c•f'k of .lune• 12 T;1u~ht h) .Jtian W1tN>" :mo ~1111t· I lt-1...,t "'. I he· 1· l.1:-."t''> "111 ml•r'I on We •cln1·..,cl.1\"' lrflm -: :10 pm 10 'I ·m fl m ;1111! Thur ... d:i).., r rom :1 :10 ·' rn Io 11 ·' Ill 1"111 ,11lcl1I wnal 111101 m.1t1on c·onl<J• t I hl' Y al f>I:! !J')'JO One of lhose who signed up said t o da y s he did so under pressure twcause, she suid, tihe can 'l afford to move elsewhere ill Irvin<·. Kay Ferrell said she has lived m her apartment ror six and one-h alt years. She said she chose Its location for 1ls near- lll'SS to a greenbelt and recrett· tion areu "And:' s he said. "most Im· purtant. it as near our dear. deur friends who havt become an ex· tendl•d l<Am1ly ." Sh\• compla1n1·<1 that. "The (1partments they are offering at the same rent are of a lesser quality uml an a poorer loc<Jtaon than wh<Jt we presently havu now." lrvinP. Company s pokesman Jerry Collinis i;uid thl· company would allow any family that wants to move with a neighbor into the same area. extra lime 60 to 90 day-; -to find adjoin- rn~ apartment!> Sweet Reunion • Man; R~sian Wife Joined CHICAGO <AP> -Arter a tour-year battle with Soviet bureaucracy. Tim Loos has brought home his wife. Nlna, and her 6-year-old son, Jernck. "I am very happy. I am very happy. We shall be fne nds. We shall be friends." the JO.year-old Nina said Sunday as she embrnced he r American in-laws a\ O'Hare International Airport "~HE'S T HE WA V I PICTUR ED her. Cull of hfe." said MJrv Loos of Wilmette. 111 ··She's a ve ry bubbly person." :1ddetl her husband. He nry. ··1 think he made a good choice. I'm sure he did " Tim, a 32-year-old alrltne ticket agent. and Nina m et in a hotel restaur ant in Moscow where he was vacat1omng. They parted May 2. 1974. and got together soon after in Warsaw, Poland. for six days when they talked of m arriage. Nina returned to Moscow Sept. 18, 1974. Tim went home lo America. The next mornin~ he m ade a long-distance marriage propose1l. HE GOT A VISA TO GO to I.he Soviet Union in 1975 but 11 was ce1ncelcd after he told embassy offlctals he planned lo get married m Moscow Loos asked all lllO L: S "enator,, the Stalf' Department e1nc1 the t,; S embassy ror help. Nana was haras~cd and lost her Job as a secrete1rv Loos received a \'IS 3 in September. l!Yi-;' but dtd not hav1· t1ml· to arrange a "'<'dd1ng whtlt• hl· wa'> tn Moscow They ,,.cn: married 1m his next v1!>1t and p;.irted They met Clgatn when Nanas night from r.foscow. VIJ l''rankfurt. Germany, landed in New York Sunday On the· flq.~hl to O'llan'. Ttm :-.atd. lht•v talked 'JUSl al><iul ht•1111-t ht•rt· Jlld m1:eting l'Vl·rybody and hc1ng glad .,.,.,. r1· lu~1·thcr · N 1na. who speaks good t::nglls h . plan~ to work Cl" J "l'l'rl'l::irv J r1m . .,a1d he: docs not cx11t·ct the Soviet:. to keep them rrom n.•turning to v1s1t her family Japanese Report Boeing ., Rebates' TOKYO tAP t Koacht Fu JI\\ e1ra . an offic13( of All Nippon i\ 1rways. tes t1f1 cd today his t·ompany rel·e1vt·d wha! he c·allcd rebates totalinl? 90 m1lllon ~·t·n 1409.000 U S dollars al cur rent exchange rates > from 80<.• 1ng Co of the: United Stales in 1971 and 1972 FuJ1wara was testifying 1n the 551 h hearing of the Lockheed puyoff trial Ill' dcsc·nbccl how h<: recc1v«d tor ANA rebates totaling 11 2 rntlllon yen 1400,000 dollars al un2 e.x.c hangt• rules t from l.oC'khcen Aircraft Co rp. 1n l\ugu._l 19i4 Askl·cl hy pro:-.t:culur ... wht:I lwr ANA r el'ctved rebate:. only from Lockheed. Fujiwara :,;iicl ANA demanded rebe1tc:. from Boeing through 1h s;.iles agent N1ssho lw;i1 Co a Japanese tradang c·ompan~. :n 1971 and re<·e1vt•d ·Ill m11l1on ~l·n 1su11.0001 an l:Ht• IH7 1 and-another 50 million Yt'rt 1$227 ()()()) 1n 1972 I nvesltgato~ s.ucl I\ I\ wa., ..,ll S(l('('l('d Of \ 1ol;it1nJ.{ !ht• lor<>1gn •·x<·hangl' 1·onlrol IJ"" for rt'<·1·n ·1ng I hi' l!fH·ing funch llo\lo c·vrr no ll'gJI acl ton will tw tak<·n becauM: the statult:: or l1m 1tat1on:-. he1s l'xp1n•d in till' ('ti '>l' A J apancst• ncws pnpl•r rcporf cd tn Apnl 197-: that tax offlctab had bt•gun 1nve,trgattn1? J 5 1-:.000 dollar p;1ymen1 from Boeing to ANA. but Hoeing Co had slatt•d pa) menls mode lo !\NA ;1ppi.1rently covt·red ad \'l'rl 1s 1ng ~tnd promotion l'O:-.ls tor JCls sold 111 the airline. The n1•w<ipu1wr said ANA I a 1 h>cl 10 reno rt I hl· Roe in A l'l<i v .nt·nt!" •m 1(:-11H'11me lax :ilalt· mt•nls J\ NA lwgan tu use Uoetfl~ plJnt:.., tn 1004 1:1nd ha:, purcha:.c-d ·Hi Boeing Jt·U. altogether. 'Carney' Kille d t '1\MP PENDLETON 11\P• A <'<II nt\<JI "''>rkPr loucherJ ., ;!20 vol• hnl· acc1dcn•<1lly Sundl•\ <lunnJ,t <• todt•11 a• lh1:-. Mannt· Corps haw 111· wa' pronuuncnl dt•ad J shorl 111111 l.111 r FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WI NNING JEWELERS- One of a collect1on of handmade diamond cluster nngs by Therec:, Lander -twice winner ol the 011c.ar for Jewelry Design-The OeBeerc:. Diamond lnternat1ona1 Award -a~ shown with rubies and bnlhant c.ul diamonds. Prices may vary due to cu!>tomer preference 1n diamond selection We would welcome the opportunity to mount your stones in any of our selling~ Wyndham L C111gh '\.I\\ POii i ~ rll\llt 127 Fashion lslJnd, Newport Center Newport Beach Telephone· (714) 644 0501 .. I I 'oclllc Oceon SENATORIAL DISTRICTS DISTRICT £m11DS SOl11H 10 INCWDl OClANSIDC AND CAMP PCNDLCTOll " SPRAWLING 36TH STATE SENATE DISTRICT 1t~H't;Rii't Dennis Carpenter's Retirement Leads to GOP Scramble Schmitz Issue li:i Campaign 8 ) GARY GRANVILLE OI IN D••ly Pllol Sl•ll . Ont· \ t·rs10n (Jr th1• J <1hn Schm 111. saga _tal>tS Schmitz 1n th<· role of a pol1t1cal extremist a<; a man instrum ental in earn'. 1~g Orange County its Kooksv11le I S A 1m:.igt· '' '>t·c·oncl vcr<;1on of Schm1l7 polll1<.'al la lt· dl·p1cts him as an .:irt1c ulat£> and 1ntcll1gent 'fHJkt•sman for true a nd trad1 turn.ti 1\mt·rican \'l.llUC'!> Tlwn· 1..., '>ecm1ngly no m1ddll· t!rounrl for S<"hm1t1 to stand on. n11t that ~hm1tz has cvt•r llt!en l-.110~ n to '''<'!-. rdugt· then· Whl·rt•\ er It 1-> hl' :.tancb, though. S<'hm1t1 1:. thP numbu Ont• ISl>Ul' Ill tilt• I :1('(· for I ht• lll·publ1t an no minal1on 1n th1· :llith s lal<' S<·natt• l>1stncl, which C'O\ .,,.., all ''' tht· Or;rngc.· CoaM a11d t·xtt•nd.., lo On•;1n:.1d<· in Sau l>u·go Ct>unt' L1kl' 1t u1 not, St•hm1l7.' fin· "l'l>Ont·nts h:.i,·c· lx·cn for('(•d to fight an uphill battll· 1n thl' GOI' ronll'st to ovcrc·omt• th<' namt' 1d(•n t1f1l';1t10n ;1dvanlagc that g:n (' Sd1m1t1 an t•arly lc·.1d Moreover. Schm1ti. 1s the lop rlollar SJ)(.'ndcr in ~h;.il h;.is b<'1·n a s harpl.v fought camp:11gn for tht• H<•publican nom1n;itwn SC'hm1t1: has '>fJl'nt morl' than ~1111.CJ(1{) in \\h:.it for him ,., an at l1·mpt tn ... t.-p h:11·k into thl' 1·1·nt1·r ring nf Orang .. C'ount v pnl1l 1(·.., hy ~ tnlllO).! t h1· ..,1,Jt!' S1•11at•· 'l'<tl 1111~ hl'IU b)' Ot•nlll'> (':.qwn11 r . H '\;1·wrwrt rll'at h . ~ho I" 1 .. 111 ing at lht• t•nd of his "u 11 l'lll tr· rm In I h.1t 1•1f11rt he ·s had the: 111 ·!11 ol llw 11,u•il <·adrc nf hard \\11rl-.111J..! \11lu11tt·c·r'> that nav1• lwl'n a lraclt•m,11 k ol h1 -; ti.t'>t '.1mp;.i1gn., 'J lu·y -.wn• at Sdrn1111 side 1n I !Ji:.! "'lwn 1 ltt·n n1unt \' asscsc;or 1\11<1 rt·\\ 11111..,haY. 'flll1;,1kt·d oul a 11.111 o~ pnman l'!1 •1'lllJO v1<·t1irv that put an 1·1HI \Cl Sthrn1t1. "'ri gn •-.,1011otl t·.1n·1·r Thi· volunt1·1·1 .., ;1ho "-•·n • .it "'" ""'' 1n 1!n6 Y.hl·n Schm1l1 ut· l•·mptPd a <·omt•back. but lost .1notl111 n.11row primary 1•11·(' 11011 1 .11•1·. th1.., I 1 mt· to Hohn1 B •• ct h a m 1 n t h " .1 II t h Congr1 ·.,~1onol D1slnl'l. \ 111uld Fordt• wa..., on1• of tlw kt·v '' rntC'gl'>lS in l linsh<.tY. ·., <,ut· •·t''"' 111 '72. l':1mp;11gn ;ind 11 ~a.., F11rd1: and Hell llulch..r ~ho rnan.1g1 ti Hadh.im·.., ~ in111111~ '71i I If 1)1 { Sn en l!l78 1t '-; hN·n Butl'ht•r .inti Ford1· C'on,ult 111).! 1n th1· 1011•1 ront or th1• Sd11nit1 <'.1111 pa 1gn "I f1gun·d 1f )Oil (';in't lw:it thrm ~ou might as ~1·11 JOln I h<:m ... Sch m1ll 4u1ppNI rt'C'C'nt· Iv .... hen d1scu...,~eng he.., a:.soc1a- 11011 Y. llh Uut(•ht•r and Fordl' "Hut th<'y'rl' \Pry good, vt·ry prof l'"1onal no non'>t'nse gu:., ""ho know wh.1t t hl'Y 'n• l'ioeng and I.now how to gC'l thing., t10111·. Schm1t1. l>:ud F or his five· rivnls t he l:Jsk h:.t~. tht•rl'fort·. mt•anl oH·rc·om 1ng S<·hm111· n am(· 1dtnt1fwt1 11on. h1., dollar ad\ antagl'. till' \\ork of hl'i voluntc·<:r -> and th1• Hutrhc·r· Ford<' l <ih·nl'> (;eorAl' Scott, former mayor of Fount:11n \':illt•y. brouJ,!hl '>Om1· n.1 mt' 1cknt 1f1cation of his own IOI II I h<• r:tt'l' Scott. 4;,, opcrJtcs an 1n ... uran1·p bu..,1m·..,.., anrl .,... .. .., prt')>I tl1•nt 11f I ht• Orangi· Cou111 ~· l.N 1g111• of C1tu·s ~hilt• a nh <'1>u11c·1lman It h.1 ... lwcn Scott who ha.., hwn out rronl In the five cand1dute l'f fo rt lo head off a Schmitz rri ma ry C>lection victory Jl c's po1nlt•d t o St'hm1tz' l<'ad<'r'>h•P 1n lht• John R1r ch Sot•wt y lit"'> a l..,o <·hu...,t1s<•d S c h m 1 t 1 f <rr h o I I 1 n g t h " HPpulJhcnn Party 10 1972 to run to r pri·s1dent .,., the nom1nt'C' of the .Ameriran lndC'pt•ncl<'nt P Jrl' An°ct S<-ott rompl111n<'d to his purl\'-; C'thits ('omrn1ttcc lai.t w1-<•k thnt Schmitz fa mpa1~n workl'r"' Y.l're manha ndlln" hi'> pol1l1 l·11I s11<ns Scott set·~ h1m'>l'lf ;is th<' Niil d11lal1· ""Ith the hc:.t ch'"1nc·l' tr> 11t-ft·;1l tht· l'J1.PcCtl•d Ot·mocrntw 11om 1ne 1· 1n tht· :Jlith . lh· 'it·rnblym<.in Hon C'ordO\'a 0 r:1 1~ro ' • G II Ft•rgu.c;on. !>5. al:.o insists that h<' can bC'at Cordova in Nov t·mbt·r and that h1..., 1·on..,t•rvat1vt• phllol>oph} I'> mon· in tum· .... 1th :llith D1l>trn·l ~1:nt1ment tha11 ~chm 1t1. · mo r l' t' x l r r· ml' \ lt·W~ " F .. rJ!llMHl, ,, ,, . .,...port llt•.1< h n·'1d<'nl. 1!-. ,1 1111bltr r t•l:Jt1on..., c on::.ullant ,\., 1·\t•1·11 l1\(• d1n·c·t11r ol .1 l1w al hull1Jtor l<ibor c·nunc·il , ht · ha ... ht·t·n 1n n ·e{·nt ~t·ar!-. Jll up f111nt s11oht·.,rnan on lt1t<1I g<Jv 1·1 n 111 t·nl 1:-.'>ut•..., I :cm a"klllJ! l11r lkµubhcan -; to unlit· lx•h1ml c;omt•orrl' "ho c:.in bt•;1l t'orduv;e a nd. al tht· •wmt· t1mt· . .,um<•onc· who c·:.in he f'fft•t t n t• in Sacramt•nto," F crgw;on '>:lid "I hdic·vt' the d1 str1ct needs .,o ml·om• who <·an he :.i c<.1t<1l)''>t :111d not an c·xtrc>mht " F rom the outst•t of th1· cam p:.ui::n. f't·rguson h.is •mid 1t will b<· d1ff1cult to lx•at Schm1t1. Y.ho i... J!t'rt<'n1lly <'Oncl'dC>d to huvc• a hu 1 II 1n hloc·k ()[ ultr:.i con St'rVllllV<' VOii'!-. L1kt> S1·ott anOnll' l0<·al naml' ult·nt1f1c:it1(Jn ~1th IHm into lht· GOP primary H olden. a 46 year-old 1n· s urancc t•xt'cul1vC>. was an e lect· "d m1•mbcr of thl.' llunllngton Be ach City School District board of trU'>tt'C'> for 10 year:. Holden 1s om· lh•puhliran cnn· cl1d;.it1· .,... ho dot·..., nnt s1•1· S1·hm1t1 ;1., l h1· m •1Jo r l'>S Ul' 1 n l111· 1111m;.iry t·ampa1gn "I have cons1s tt·ntly ... ;11d thcrr• :tr<' "'v('r:tl 1mport:1nl ..,.,UC''i :ind S1'11m11 'I ll> not the 1:.su1'. · I lol<l1·n '>aid I ft•t•I Pt'<>PI<' arC> lollking lrn n, . .,.. I .ll't''> .md m·"' 1cl1·.1.., J\lnd . I lit·l11•\1•, .,...,. 1'C·prc:-.t·nt MHnt• nt·~ cun1·1·pls that c:.in help 1Ju1ld new 1·rt'll1bt111 v 1n Orangc· ('ounly p111lt I(''> . ./on B1 .ind •11. '' a lorm1·r l..1guna lka('h c·1t \ coun<·1Jman \\ho has ... truc k :.i d1fff·rent <·hord .,... h1k M't•k1ni.: lht• Jkpuhlican nom1nat1on 1n ttw :1mh Br':ind ha., tm·d to highlight h .... I'll,\' ('OUIH'il rt'l'Orrl ;11111 drumrnt·d on llw la1·t th1· 111\, pro1wrty tax r;1\1· dropp1'11 I)~ :!:> 1wn·1·nt during his n ·,11.., on th1· 1·•1U11t•el "ll<>Y. mu<'h ha.., John Sl'hm1t1 don1· to 1•111 t:ex<·.,'"' Brand ;isks :J.., hl' .,.,..1ni.:s into "h:1t hC' hopt•.., i'i a l'hm ti I hal w ill con vmct· \Oler' ht· •~ ,, s ound f1:.cal rem M'r\':il1 v1· H 1 .1 net ';11d he Y.1 ll '>pt•ntl cm! v ;1ho11\ St .000 1n h1 l-. c~crnpa1gn, ,1 (·,11np;11gn that ha .... r(•:tlun·tl 1!'"1 tn :.!IJ mill· a day door lwll ringing f'\('111 .... IOns through the d1Slrit'l "I am th<' man whn !'an do tlw roh :inti I ~.int \11lt·r'> tn know 11 ." lit and )o.;11cl ,)(trlWS C; ~artind:tlt• I'> th1 • '111w COi' 1·an<lulut1· Y.ho h;1..., 11111 lwl'n in th1· public "~·1· bl'fort· Martmclalt'. :11. a llulboa 1('"1 th·nl. 1s :1 1•ommunH·al1ons 1·on -.ult ant 'Tht•n • .., ,1 nC'c'<I IOI ~ orr11•rl ;1 n<I yo11n g1·r 1H·uplt· 111 1 ht· H1•publ1<·an 1':1rt ~ Th1·11•, ·' nt·t•tl to 1'11m111at1• lht pr ope rt\ t.1'(t·' 1111 hu..,11\l•ss." Martmdul1• :-.:1111 llt• s upports l'ropo-.1t111n 1:1 and si·t·ks :e mer11mum 21 yc<.>r '1·nt~ncc for those conv1c·tcd of rap1" robbt•ry u nd arson <'h:lrges M 3 rt metal<' said he 1s the on<' Ci 0 P t' a n cl 1 d ;1 \ l' w h o h u ' finan<'t•d his t•a111pa1J.Cn l•ntm•I)' (tom lw. own pm·kt·t ThosC' f1v1• C'Ondulal<''> · hOJl('S no1w1lh standini?. S1·htn1l1 pn· d1cled 11<' Wiii flllll>h 10 front or t hP pa<·k lk "ant:-In gn hack tn th<' st a t1• St'nul<-S('at ht• ht· Id IJc•hm• gorni.: to C'ongrt''>:O. Cordovn thinks h<•'ll h11v1· -.onH'lhln~ to lj:IY ubout thot Jarvis Favored In Polls By DOUG WILi.iS A.-1419d ~•u Writer T ax crusade r Howard J arvis told d Lal-{una I ltlls <1ud1c nce his 1111tu1t1vt• to l'Ut California prop. ~·rty _ taxt.>s $7 b1l11on a year will ... tart a nationa l movt'mc.>nt to cut t<tX<'S a nd th t• power of l)urcaucrals "Thi" amcndmf'nt t.11ws n 't <,OJvc• all tht• problPms In tht· '' nrltl . hut 11 ·c; Roing to '><'nd ;1 rn1·s~agt• a round the.• world." th« 75 \l'itrold ta'C ga<lflv tol last ll'w d;n c; I've talk1•<I to 1woplu 1n r;_;d10 in· I l' r ' 1 c w s 1 n M 1 c ft 1 g a n . Okl<1homa, New H amps hire. <·on ncl'l 1 c·ut . M :is ... a c.· h u s c t h . 1'1·nns.y l v:in1a . Ar1lona <.1nd l ta h . a nd thl') · r.. gor nj:! to in troctur<• tlus <imC>ndmcnt ." Tht• poll., s :iv the V<Jtt• 1n Tu<·sda~ ·..., pnm;_;ry c•lt·c·l111n ~111 IH' lwt WN.'n 55 p.-rct•nl ancl 71J p 1 • re·•· n t 1 n I a~ n r of .I a n · 1., • l'ropC1'>1t1on 1:1 In som<' '>uburb' \\ lwn· ;e.,.,, . .,~mt·nt :-. h,t\ c· l11·l·n 1 a1s1·d rl'rt•ntly "maJ<>r1t1c·o.; ol 1 to 1 or mon· an· p1 l·d1t·tt•tl An Asc;oc·1alt·d 1'11·ss o.;urvt'\ last Wl'<'k lound propt•rty tax r~· Jorm IS cin IS1>UI.' 1n :l!J O( tht• 51) ..,t:it<'s . J.ci.:1s l:.ilors 1r1 mon: than .1 dozen slal<·s :.ilrcady, h:.ive <.ict· I'd on the 1ssut'. although the '<'OPl' ol the C'hanges vant•s Y.1d1·ly Propo ... ah ·1nC'lu<.Jc: mar kct \ alul' rt'a'>s<·~...,·mt·nts, re · batl·s. 1·xl·mpl1ons for owner· o<'cupwtl hnm<'l>, hc·lp for tht· t'ld<·1 ly :rnd dmng :1way with pro pt· rt) ta~t·'i altogl'lh1·1 Thi· amt•111lmt·nl. \\h1C·h ,/;1rv.., rut 011 < 'alilorr11,j., ballot by <·ol 1·1·t 1ng I ~ m1ll1on vot1·r '1gn:1111r1•, \Hiuld l1m1t annu.11 prc1p<·rl) t;1xt·s to I r11·r rt·nt til m<irkl'l valul' ( 'uri t·nll). llwv r :.ingl' lrom less lh;1n onl' pt·r l'<•nl en <,O mt· rur :el ;t rt'a '> to almo.,t th1t·t· pt•1 <.·enl 1n some: urhan an·a., It ::tlso "1111ld rol I hack ._..,.,t·~..., mt•nb to 1975 f1 gur<•s and th{'n allo" inc·rc•aSl'S (Jf nu m ore· than I wo pc·rc·c·nl a yc•.ir <·Xr<•pl when pro pt• r1 y ,.., l>old I\ SM·->s m r nts in 'omt· an·;1..., have doubl<'d rl' t'l'ntly Tht• l'lfN•t of th11s 1• ltm1h "ould lw lo cut th<· :n<·r;igc prop (·rly tax bill 1n California 57 perc<'nt. or from Sl,400 to $600 lor tht• :1v<·r:igc Cahf<irn1<.1 ramr I~ . whos1• hornc ,., now appra1sc·d I.JI :dJOUl Sli0.000 That \\Oultl c ut prop1·rtv lax n•,·c·nUt'' for sc•hools, r1t1ec; and 1·11unt1c·' from SI:! hllhon .innual· ly lo $.5 bllhon. ancl h\' '>Om<' C'Sl1mat<'S 11 would n ·qu1r!' IJy- ing off 300.000 c1f ('alllornia·, l 4 m11l1on state and lci<·o l goH·rn· m<•nt workers. But J arvis anU ~:int 10 rt·cl ucc· t hl• ..,II<' ol g<i\ c· rn mcnt ;ind CUI bac•k ~h.tl th1·y \I(·~ ••S o vt•r r<'i.:ul;11111n of 1•\f•ncl:1~ llll'. · Wt·'rp g111ng to 1<'11 th1· Y.orld that lh•~ '' n11 l11ni.:1·r a gov1·rn rrlf'nt til tht· hun-.111< 1.1t '> hv th1• h u I' l' ;1 II(' I' :t t ". a 1111 f 0 r . t IH· h111 (',JUI rat.... .l :ir VI.., told ;,u cl 1C'nC.'l'S in Orang<• < '011111 v "Th<' COll)>lltUlHHI l'o.lld 'ldf' lllH'rt.v and lh<· p111 ~u1t 11r happ1° 111·..,s . not 'llf1., lllH·r t' .ind ft11K I ... 1:1 rnp.., or 'Iii•·. hlw1t\ <11111 ~t·ltJll' • ,J,trVl ... "cJllJ , Candidate Woztld Cut Post Salary .J:ir kw Bo)nton of l 1-.in1" <• r:rnd1clalf' fo r Oruni;?f' Countv ~upcrinlC>nd<'nt of schools . .,,,\-:> 1f 'ht· I" C'lt•('lt•fl Tltl·\da\, 'ih1·'ll 1m nwd1:.11·h ~1·1·k :1 S'.i ooo d n•:t r cul 111 I hi· ~up1·1111ll•nct1·nt 'o.; p;1 \ Wh1h• ~he c:allt•<1 n J;dll'lt•tl 11 ";e la't m I II u I I ' ,. f Io 1 t I 0 I! a I II,. I puhlll'll\ .. llt• d1•1 l11l1'd \n 1·111111IN "Ith ;e '1n11la1 11lf1·1 . •.:1v101: !--t :1t1· t·od<·~ 11 r oh 1 b 1 t ;1 d t 'I' r • · .1 "" 1 n 1 h,. "'Jl''' 11llt•r1elt•nt'.., o.;11lary during Ill kl lfl of Ofl l('I' :\1 "' Ho v11t1111 ~:1111 1f · n •cl t.11w · \\I'll' to kt•1•1> h1·r f1om l'UI trni:: th<.· S.11,()(J(J a yt·~1r '>alary ..,ht· 11 d1111al <' I h<' SS.IX)() to mc·nt ~I 1 l'l ~1 nl allon rt''>f':trf'l1 Thc• r1fth gr ;ult• I <'at•h1•r '>:ml ht•r pay cut proposal will l>la nrll"n 1:1 pass<•s :it tht• r><>ll!i T11t•sda' Pt•ll•rson :-aid, r:itht·r than pa y. tlw 1l'.s111· 1'hould h1· l'X lll'I l(•l)('I' lit• 1·m1tC'nclt>cl h.., thr1•1• term., 1n 11ff1C't1 om.I otlwr .,1·honl all mln1'>trut1vt' h11C'kt!rnun1t ~houlcl <'Onv1nr1· volt·r" l(l 11·1111 n him to offlf<'. Mr <> Boynton, a form..r , 1('1• princ1r>.1l ar\d rollt·g1· 1n\l rt1<·tor '•lld i.h1• undcrston1h th1• wholt• p1t•t111·1• of t·duc•11\11111 lwc·nuM' of h1•1 v.11wd h<•t k,.:rounrl ' NORRISA POULSON BRANOT BANKING ON FAMOUS NAME TO GAIN HER NOM;NArm;'°'0 ' Irvine Woman Campaigning for Republican Nod as Secretary of State Name? What's • m a Candidate Hopes Her Dad's Remembered 8) PllJLIP ROSMARIN Ol llW D~lly Pll•I St~ll Whal Nornsa Brandl. Jacob M argoi.ian and Stl'\ll' Nash may ha\ c most in c·ommon 1s that rel at1vclv nobodv ir1 Cahforn1a · or a n:,"ht·rc else -ever ha .. heard of thl'm. nut usr hrr full nam e. as 1t ap- pt•<.1 r o; on Tut·sday's primary ballot. and Norrisa P oulson flrandl ls a monik<'r with which the other two candidates for the fll·publtcan n o m1na t1 o n for ~t·crC'lury of State. sobt.·rly have tc1 ('Ont<'ncl Fo r. lop off the "a" from t ht· lrv1n1· woman·.., fir'-1 m.1mt.·. drop lwr marnt·d namt• and you 'v1• got Norri ... Poubon: mavor of Lo» J\ngC'lc·s from 1953 to 1961 .... ho popularly traded insults with N1k1ta Khrus hchev dunng th<· H ussi an lc·adt•r 's well- puhhc1z<'d tour of the U.S . Poulson. who a lso w as a U.S . c·o n g r<'Sl> man <in d 5t atc as· ~l'm blymun . 1s Mrs. Bra ndt·~ lalht'r . He l1red. he lives in Tu'>ttn. And. 1t ii. h<'r likt. .. father-hkc- daughter nam1· and only hn n.1ml'. l>hl' <0and1dly dt•clares that ...,he expects to win the GOP nomination for her Though ..,hl' 1s known wt•ll by .,omc lamiliar., ol local i:iovern mt·nl '>hl' was Irvine's first c1· t,\ ('lt•rk rlor :-.1x months in l!li 11 and en 1!171 w~1:-. (.'lec:ted to tht· Sa<.Jdlcback CollPgc Doard or Trust('(•' h<.•r famt· docs not prt'ct•dl' ht·r <'IS<.'whert' llt·r l;ith(•r 's name docs. .. Ry far my strongest attribute •~ thl' name\" s he s aid in an 1n tt·r v1"" "Ev<'n 1f people don't n•m<·mlwr who my father was. they'll look at that ballot and think it's a l1ttl<' familiar. and pc•opl<.' who cv<·n h:.ivc l'VCr ju.c;t h<·:.ird the n ame will probably \'Ole· for m<' " Tho uJ.?h Sh(' bcll('Vt'S nC'WS COV· cragc of the <:ampaign a m ong rtl'puhl1cans for ~ecrela ry of ~l:ll<.' <Democratic inc umbent March Fong Eu 1s uncha llt'ngcd hy htr party l has been thin. she• ll11nk s shc··l> romc out on top of t ht· .,mall heap "Tht•n· 1:. no ques tion that I h.n·c ha d the best covcr agf.'. lwl'11uo.;e o f m y name, because of \\ho I .1m " llt·r c;1mpaign has been dt· lel1t·r:.il1·l) low key, m ainly, 5h1· 'J \ '· hl·C'.•US~ nohody makes m uch of a fus::. about S{·Crl'lary Of SlJtt• "Tht· c,add1·st lhmi! 1:.." s he la- mf·ntc;, tor ht·rs l·lf and for her f<'llo w candid<Jlt•s. "there arc mill1ons o f pcoplt· w ho don 't know anything about us . "AP and UPI haven't m £>n- t1 o ncd--,our n a'm cs until l~!>t w ct•k: they've Just said that 1\1 arch Fong Eu 1s going to get· tht· Democratic nomination and that a couple of Rcpublic~ns are in 1t " In her quc:><;t for the nom1na- t 1on. Mrs. Br:indt ha'> <.Jlll'ndt'd so 10 75 mc~ungs. most o r Lhcm n <ll la rgc 'T ht>n.· art' thousand:-. or pc·o· pit· "ho nl'H·r go lo Hepubhcan ml•t•t1ngs in fact. I sl'c som L' of I hl· sam t' propl<' at th<'m." she say-. Mrs llra ndt C'arr1cs a bout a compact repertoire or campaign t :.ilk . on the theory she dot:Sn't n eed m ore until the contest with Mrs Eu tn Novcm~r. "As a cand.Jdatc." she says. "I rdusc to speak on any issue ex- c·l·pt volC>r registratio n and clcc· tions . · S he opposes "tns tanl voll'r rcAistration," favored by M rs. Eu. wh1C'h would drop l t'n gth·of-rcs idency requir e m C!nts . U.S. Oil Rigs 'Vulnerable' NEW YORK <AP1 --US. oil a nd gas ris.?s orr the coast of C alifornia a nd in the Gulf of Mexico a rC> very vulnerable to tt'rroris t attacks. according lo secu rity experts who say this country Is not-adequately pro · tl'ctin~ its 011 a nd natural gas nrtwork. "T h e syst em is vulnerable a ll along the linl'." Nt'ws wcek m;,igazinc quot<''> Tulane pro· frssor Maynard M Stephens as s aying. "I could lake a handful of Doy &outs and. in an hour, deal a d amaging blow " An attack on a n offshore n g Y.ould be cos tl y. re-ports News week m its June 12 issue. but H s trike against a m aJor p i peline -such as o n e 1n Louis ian a th::it movt•s 2 5 m1lhon b a rrels a d<•Y would be d is- astrous. Shl''s cnlit·.11 or l>t11111· of tht· ot lwr t \\ti 1'.in<lulal<'' · 11111!->pok•·n nc·~~ on ottH·r l!->'>Ut''i "\'uu 11' n111 t•h•Ut·d OJI how ,Y(JU 11'1'1 ;1houl lht• Panama Canal." ~he ~Jy..., "Hut '>Omt' of those people think you should be ... She thinks he r t'xpcr1c·nC'<' 1n government, aiding her fo th1•r rn his campaigns a nd political Johs. m o re than quahfH•s ht•r for th1• statt' office. She likt•s to tell lhC' Mory about how s he began 111 politics It start<'d w1lh a hnbc At 10 s h<· Y.r(lll' Lo., Ang1·lc-.. M ayor Frank Sh:.i". s a\' eng that 1f ht• ~ould 1nt1·rvi1·w llt'r f;1lh1·r tor u p;trk.., :inti rc.·c·rc·.1t1011 1·orn m 1sslon JOh h <' w:inlt'<l, s h1• would bakl· him a <'•1k1'. P ouhon got the• intt·rv1e ~ didn't get th1• apro1nlmcnt ' <ind d idn't k t h•l> d:.iughter bak<' Sha w the cakc . M rs. Brandt still is campaign m g on a small budget Sh" n• port s she's spent only '>11m1· SS.000 ll~s than many c1t v council candidatC's ::.l)l'nd an(I that her opponent Ma rgo-.1an spc•nt only a coupl<' hundn'?ut $2,000, accordJn~ to cam pa1gn statemenLc;. Most of he r m oney has been spent trav<'hng lJ> meetings, anti lo n e ws p aper offices of t h., Sar ramc nto Bee. S:.in ·'""'' ~e r c ury-N cws. B <tkcr s l 1c lll Californian. a nd s maller p<1pcr., Sht' 's t'vcn bcen intcrvrt'w('(f by JlustlC'r , the m<'n 's m aga1.1m-. M rs. Brandt. 56. say., llu:.tll:r was lntcr~t<'d in hr r mind. lie r campa ign, she say~. ha:. been enJoyable. 'but not whal YQU.'d caJI a screamer . lie r last official c>ffort at volt· gC>tl 1ng, Satu r d ay, w as J hr ea k fa st in Ar a c ~di a . sponsor<'d hy the f.lst J\c;scmhl:v D1!>tric t n·ntr a l comm11lt·~· Rt>pubh can. Beforl' that. Friday night. sh<' was the guest or the chamt)f•r of com m t•rcc in Bar ... tow. whc·r1 · tht•y <'<'lchrale d the 10th an n1 \<•rsary of a rl'tircml'nt homt• "l doubt whl·thcr there'll ht· many J>L'Oplc there." she s a11J befor e s h e teft t o complet" Friday's whistle stop campa1~n tour or Costa ~Sa, Lon~ lkadl nnd Rarst.ow. "It's very possible I well lw the· only st.ate candulalt• thnc .. "It's near thr· ('nd .. I think this ,., fun " a f1mse.~tion of sohd.s stripes ani p1aids. al 1 fabr1cs woven by thz worlds fine.st mi11s ; al 1 cloth in~ lai lore.cl 1n thi n atural ehou1d<Zr tradit ion . @J~o@@)§@ 44 f8$hk>n island, newport center 644-5070 .. • • .. j 11 -1 OAJl Y PllOT NATIONAL I WEATHER c: Jot o a ting Montoya Snee~ Served on Se nate Wate rgate Panel The Sound of Fury LAST GASPS DEPT. So you lhmk you'll be glad when the election is over Tuesday" You're sick of tho~e spot commercials on TV. with sincere· looking candidates staring out a't you from the tube? You've been Proposition Th1rteened to near·death" You think you'll be glad when it's all over" Well pity lhc poor mail person. lie or she is the one who's been lug. g1ng all that political propaganda to your dqor. Most folks probably toss this stuff out as fast as 11 pours mto the m ailbox. Not me. I've been making a collec lion of 1t. I must have 15 pounds of Junk political hoopla It's really fun reading. FOR ONE THING. you can't tell w~t you're g.ettmg WASHINGTON <A~V Former Sen. Joseph M. Mon- toya, a member or the Senate panel that investigated the Watergate scandal. died today from what hospital officials said was liver and kidney failure. Montoya. 62. a Democrat from New Mexi co. entered Georgetown University Medical Center May 4 complaining or stomach discomfort. His family was w1lh him when he died lh!$ mornmA. MONTOYA, WllO described hims elf us a "poor boy from •Dirtv Dozen' ~ Pena Blanca,' spent almo:,t 40 years m elective public service before he was defeated in 1976 in his bid for a third term m the U.S. Senate. After serving m New Mexico e lective offices. Montoya was e lected to Congress in 1957 and then to the Senate in 1964. He came to national attention when he was named to the Senate Watergate Committee 1n 1973. That panel conducted hearings that figured prominently in the eventual unrave ling of the Watergate cover·up. Ile was defeated for re- election m 1976 by Sen Harrison Schmitt. a Republican. a former bcient1st·ustronaut MONTOYA WAS KNOWN in the Congress as a hard-working liberal. fie also was interested In con- s umer legislation. Among t he legislation he spon s ored wer e bills ca lling for truth in ad· vertismg and proper label· ing of con · su m er µro · ducts. During the "'IONrov• d ebates over by Just looking at the envelope ~ Herc's one canary yeti w -mt 1ve. for example, declaring on the envelope thaW "A ~onal Message from Howard Jarvis " It was in a way Bu you expected a pitch for Prop. 13. Instead. 1t was plugg ng for a ~late senate hopeful. 1 Environmentalists the Vjetnam War. he voted tor lcf:ts lauon calling for an end to lhc war. Members of the Montoya family said the former senator underwent surgery May 7 when a be nign growth was removed from h1~ intestine. Another envelope was stamped, "IMP RTANT Voter Information Enclosed " If you figured you were getting )!Of\le instructions from -the Registrar of Voters -wrong ;.iga~us time it was a pitch against Prop. 13. List MOre 'Foes' T H ERE Wi\S A second opera· t1on last Wednesday man effort to detl'rmme thl· cause of a high ll'\'l'r and retention of excessive llu1cls . i\NoTllF.R ENVELOPE a rrived curying a red 1m ·· pnnl tha, dt·t·lan•d 11 wal. a n "'Important Announcement Av Republican P;.irty Ethics Panel. .. You might get the 1mpn·~~11m th;H tht· <'lhics panel put this out Bamboozll'<f W ASI llNGTON I AP> ::>ince 1970, an environmental lobbying group has named 4 t m(•mbers of Congrt-ss as roes or important t•n v1ronmcntal leg1slat1on. Twenty-five have been defeated and s ix re tired . I tis condition worsened late in the week ar:d hy Sunday the hospital reported M onto~ a was in c·nt1cal cond1t1on ' Environmental Action on Sunday released its newes t "Dirty Uozen .. lis t -t\\.O senators and Po~e ,'tlirrored " ~ OlHl~ girl ~It lkC'~ a (HIM.' \\ h1d1 I~ lhl' rt•\'C l"~(· Of U f1gu 1t· 111 Jh<' pa111trng ··La ~1h~ lk h~· Bt·h.:1:m ~rt1st l\1ul Dc.•I\ ax. c.hinng a n:· <'l'nt !>h<rn ing of th~ ~Ur· n.·a li~t"~ work~ in Parb Matlmnn Sulfenng f"rom Ele1'llnn Ouerload ag ain l"hi' time 1t "'us on(' GOP assembly candidate put ting lhl' knol'k on ;rnolh('r COP assembly candidate Wlwn 11 rnm('s lo all this political plugging that del· Uj.!l'" thl.' mail. c lcJrly things aren't <1lw<.1ys what they M.'l'll1 A pp:.ir(•nlly tht• Shakers-a nd Movers of mail order politics ha\C' decided that nc•w g1mm1cks arc necessary to rapture the postal patron 's <Jllcntion bcforP he walks from mailbox to tras h can Onl' of the new l wists 1s the '"fold out"" poht1cal rlyer. You gel this ont• into lht.· house and it starts unfolding 11 :-.t·lf l'rL•llv soon 1t fills tlw t.·ntire living room You have to rc·fold 1l to get il 1nlo the ash can. You arc left s us pecting that the theory here is lhat by the time you unfolded and re·folded. you al le?Sl got part of the candidate's message. S01'1E CANDIDATES 1i:A'\rE already sent out invita· lions to their victory party, which is certainly a last· moment s how of bravado and confidence. On(' stCJlc senatorial candidate sent computerized in· v1tat1oni. and indicated on the reverse side a partial list of invited gut.•:-.ts. mcludine: Ronald Reaean and John Wavne Thl're ~as a s m<Jlt u:.leris k 1 • l a t the bottom o f the hst It noted : "Not all invited gues ts have confirmed attendance " Well. you can unders tand lhat Something might come 1111 at the la:-.t minute. Like defeat Students Blessed; Pope Vrges Love VATlCA N CITY 11\P I -Pope Paul VI told 15.000 Italian ~<'hoot children Sunday, "Reply with op('ratmg love to this hom1c1dal and destructive violence .. that is wracking the world The pontiff said mankmd is "worn out and tired of violence" and has ix-come "a horrified v1cttm oflrag1c and bloody episodes ·· T ll E CHILDREN, STUDENTS OF ROMt\N Catholic schools in Home and its s uburbs. marched from a Rome stadium to St l'cll·1 's Square. to be blessed by the 80·yl.'ar·old pope. Organizers ('<illcd 1t a m arch for ·Love and Peace." l lalv has been wracked by a campaign or leftist terror !>pt•arhcadcd by racl1cals or the Red Brigades. the kidnap· murcicrC'rs of former P remier Aldo Moro. 10 reprt-.sentat1 v(·s who the group feds arc vulnerable al the polls. Some of the-12 said they're honored to be on the list while others added they're sy m - pathe tic to environmental issues but mU!>t consider job and other economic factors. .. ENVIRONMENTAL Action is an ultraliberal political outfit which couldn't care less about unemployment or inflation ." said Sen. J esse llelms, R·N.C .. who m ade the list. "If Environmental Action had its "ay. the American people wou Id ~Larve and freeze to death in the dark ·· Hep Ted H1 l-.e nhoovcr . D· Okla .. contacted 1n h1!> home state. said he was "honored and Jlleas(•d to be included among that group that is fighting their res pons ible and d1scrim1natory leg1s lauon " In addition to' Helms and Risenhoover. others on t he list are: Sen. Strom Thurmond. R- S C . Reps. Wilham Arms trong, Joan Little To Return to N.C. Prison WASlllNGTON li\PI -The l ' S Supreme Court toda v cleared the way for New York authorities to return Joan Little to North Carolina I Related story. PageA15l Appan•ntly rcJecttn~ argu· mcnts that Miss Little's life would ~ endangered in North Carolina's custody. the nation':. highest court turned down a re quest that her extradition be postponed until her lawyers could file a formal appeal. M 1ss Little now faces return to a North Carolina prison lo finish s ervmg a term on a br eaking- a n d ·entering conviction and ' possible additional time on escape charges. M 1ss Lillie. who is black. h<>came the focal point of civil right)! and women 's rights ae· t1v1 c;ts tn 1975 when she stood trial on charges or murding a Bea uforl County. N .C .. jail guard She was acquitted. More Storms Hit Plains Flood Warnings Posted in Texas Panhandle Delft ,.llol o.a • ..., I• Cher'"'"" v~ .. v'•"•" "•' to,,...,_",.., l ti f ... ('f >t r ., •, ~ I ,... • i t.,..,....,,, I (I l"PI •'"'' 'f'HIJf , ...... u l'\f Hilfl'l'tl"f I •ht•l'tv 19f1tl'j ~,,,,J IV It vn.t th"''' ,~tHV~ V<'.J jl f!r~y ~'t ft 4"" f: <ti;! 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Ille Fl~ICIA pentnwta, tllt ~ullwtrn Cir9•1 U'•~ ...o 1"" Oier k Mount11ns In nortt.wt>t•rn Arkanw• and to<ill"•'t\l4!m M o\-1 S'•n -• mo\1ly <'••• from !ht l tnnenM Vallty tllrOUQI\ 1"11 mtd ond nor~rnA11.on11t C.oul \181h. T ~mp•,••ur~\ w~r• 001 tn •h~ nortl\U\I with lht -r<Uf y dllJlllnO •n•o '""" •O\owr mv<hOt Nfw Yorll •"41 N•w En<il••"CI l•tly morntnQ ,,.,.,,,,fll,,.tUrf \ ,.,ountt lhf' Mtton r~nOft'O ''°"" l1 1n Houlton MAii~ 16 II& In f!!Vt"" California Only • ~'" wtft pti'r•,t\f 4\ tfW tow , 1outt1ne\'\ •nd •OQ hAno1nq ov.-r ~tllt•n C.•1116'no,. 9,.,.., ••Y lo •vi' '"'"• And •M'mt"' thrQUo·n Tu4t\dAy, \•y\ ll'W N•lion.1 WUl""r ~r•IO I ... H •l19r9CI ,._\ •!Id lllUV wn •ll•n• '"•1 orevatlM! SullCl•v n•t• ll"I0\1 61 '""I CK",.,.,••~• COUldn I ~"P moo 1""" 400,000 wn see11tn troM Ille"""'""' Ttmptr.11~ "'"'" mold, oo.no trom "hlQll ot It •t Lo• AnQeles Ctv•c Center to 71 <1o<1rett <11 tht t1oac11 arus from ~wpon to lu,.,. Wflt• ltm~raturt\ •••r•Qtd o..t at &1 0.Qfff\ ft:mper•turM ~re toreccnt for •bou1 tl)e "'M tOday In the lo\ Anoetes Mt'<I. •llN>uQI> a b•I coot"' at Ille bUCM\, ., hlOhS "'"~ PrtOlcleM IM 110 ~· )Os to Mloul .0. Al '"• rnoun1a1" rPlolW1 ltwl, "•Oii' wlll ~ In lht 70\ .. 1111 IOW> In tht UO ""' JO\ """ .cl\. lilOM In 1M Mtt'I0911 Veti.v •!Id Molave ~ ¥• UPl!llecl to •-trom .. to KlO will\ '°"" OlPC>l"O from .0 to 10, wl\lte tn 1ht ~· O.W'rtS In< ludlnQ PalM Sl>rt~ 1119'1• will rU<ll trom 100 to IDS With 10n1Qflt'' IO•O tn>M M to IS. CotUtal Weather NIQflt MM! ,,_,,,."O I-CIOucl\ wit" l'wuy wnWllnt In the .tle<noon luo· O•y. No1 muc.h tem~,_..,,. <"•~. Hlgll\ •Ill ~ In llw _, ~ •t the be"<""' •"Cl 10 to I• lnl<1nd TM waler IMn-.tu<-e ••II tit •l Sun .. Moon .. Tldn ~OA'Y !><ocono1ow lUO"' !><Kond "'911 • )•p m TVUOAY ,. H f tr\tlOw • u om O• r "" 1'11111' 11 11 • m J • 'MltonO tow > '' o m 1 1 ~c 61\d h•Qll 10 OJ p m ) I Sun""'' 41•"' wi.t Ot e> M Moon rt\t' s SJ• "' , .eh 1 ~·pm ~url Report HunllnqlOf' 8-Kh W•"ltt two to lllfH l ... t wilPI so.11--.1 \-I Coo\ 011•ont r•ir ,..._, .. tell W•v•• -lo 1*'0 IMI wll" '0\1111-11 t w•ll Cono111or1•"""' tn '•" - R·Colo .. Garry Brown. R ·M1ch , ~amuel Uevine. R·Ohio. Willis Grad1son, R·Oh10 , G eo rge ll ansen . R -ldaho: Jerr y Huckaby. D·La.; John Myers. R · Ind.; Ray Roberts. D·Texas and Jamie Whitten. D·Miss. Survivors include his wife Della: three children. Jost>ph ti, Pa trick and Lynda A brother. Theodore Montoya, 1s a New Mexico stale scantor. Funeral arrangements were pending Boy, 14, Saves Mother Identity of Woman Unknown Vm i l R escue FRLilTLA~O. NM. 11\l'l I\ H ·ycar·old NavaJO boy helped ::.ave a woman bl'1ng s wept a long hy the rush in~ wate rs ·of tht: nearby San Juan River. then dls - covered she was his mothe r San Juan County sheriff's dep- uties sa1c1 th(• youth. Willard John. and two other teen·agers. Priscilla Jim . 13. and Leo Hosk ie . 15. were crossing a bridge Saturday when they s aw a body pass beneath lhe slruc· tu re. Priscilla ran for help while the other 'wo rode their b1cyles a long the river for almost a mile trying to catch up with the woman. LEROY Ol:~C:,\S o f Fa rm- m~ton J01ned th1: l\\o teen-agers. and the lhrN· w;;ided into the rl\'('r Jnd pUllC'd the woman to shore "It was n't until 1 was face to fa ce with her that I rea lized 1t was my mother ... Willard said. .. I was surpnsed and scared. "When I first ente red the water I was only thinking about trying to save the woman ... Deputies s aid Rose Mane John. 39, was treated at the San Juan Medical Cent e r then trans ferred to the U.S. Health Service hospital In Sbiprock. A hospital spokesman said Sunday that Mrs. John was in stable condition. "I DIDN'T TALK to my mom a rid s he didn"t talk to me," Willard. who speak:, in broken Hnghsh. !>aid "I was just hoping she would be okay. I had J Ubl seen h er in the afternoon ." Mrs J ohn wa$ dazed by th~· incident and unable to te ll of· t 1cers ho" she ended up 10 the river. However. Willard said later that "some drunken people pushed her into the water." but did not e laborate. State police said they were not investigalmg the incident, but . Navajo police were looking into 1t. Willard and hjs mother live in this Indian community near the Navajo r eservation. Let's Hear It For Dad! Fun Funnies for Fabulous Fathers T h is Father 's Day do somethi ng d i ffer ent w ith an "AD FOR DAD" greeting all the w orld can share on Sunday, June 18th. You can create your own card llke sample on the right. It's easy, just write your Father's Day message on the blank c ard below using a black pen. YOU'LL Al WAYS IATA THOUSAND WITH US DAD! LOVE, BUJ..Y & BOBBY You may bring your card to any Dally Piiot office or mall It to the Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. The Price Is only $10. Your card must not be larger than sample shown. If you need hel p-composing your "AD FOR DAD" a nd would l ike a l ittle ca rtoon in it, please ca ll a friendly OaiJ y Pilot Ad-vise r at 642-5678. You can charge your Father's Day card or uae y_,r Matter Charge or BankAmerlcard. DAILY PILOT . . 642-5678 .. I t I • . .. ~tFORNIA Jobles Rate Vp In State SACRAMENTO (AP 1 federal figures show the i.tlilt''> unemployment rate climbing 4 percent bet't\-ecn Apnl and May, but state figures indicate there we re more salaried workers last month than the month before. The differences are due main- ly to duferent wayi. of comput- ing unemployment and employ- m ent figures, a i.tate official says THE FEDERAL BURF.At; or Labor Statistics sa id that California unemployment rosL" from 7.3 percent in April to 7 7 percent In May. The unemploy- ment rate w~.6 percent rate a year ago. Nationwide, unemployment in creased from 6.0 to 6.1 percent between April and May, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said. The federal ri gures, which are based on a monthly s urvey or 5.600 households, estimated that the n umber or unemployed an Californau in <'r eased Crom 781,000 an April to 813,000 an May. T ll F. t'F.OERAL SURVEY said the number of employl·d pNsons dt·chnE'd by 60,000 from 9.862,0f m April to 9.802.000 an May. Littl.e Caesar Monday. June 5. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 5 Habits of Food Told Research Reveals Sym'bolism Def eats Diets SAN FRANCISCO tAP1 -Ameneans treat food tiS status. language and refuge and such deep ly rngrained symbolism frustrates all but a handful of dieters. according to rescuchers a t the University of California at Berkeley "The way \.\e relate t<1 food 1s deeply rooted and very, very important." nutnllomst Barbara Abrams said Sunday. "Food is associated with love for a lot of us. Some people don't know how to frcl love from other people, so they eat all the time. "And It's our selr-express1on. We rarely offer food to som<.'One we don't like. but with someone wc hkc we usc food as a form of sharing." she told <• San Francisco conference on 'lulrillon and ht·ulth "WE ALSO USE food as a crutch. There arc those who. wht·n they're under 5trcss. will eat evl•rything in :-.1ghL Wt> even use food as reward and punishment for children " Such habits and J)('rceot•ons arl' an integral part of each ind1\-1dual. i.hc ~aid. and mui.t be dealt with 1f ('han~t·s 1n diet an:lol>U{'CC<'d The ronferrnce wa:-. sponsor ed by th<' University of California-San F'rancasco and the Na t1onal Institute for the Study of Human Knowledge Anthropologist Margaret MacKens1e told thl· workshop that m1lllons of Amencans are obes<·. most want very much to sh<'d pound~ and many try one diet after another. BUT SHE SAID ONLV two percent of those "ho try to lose weight ~Ut't'l'f'd for two year'\ or more and "one or the neglectl'd reasons why thl·\ are unable ... to lose this weight and kt>ep 1t off 11> the m t•aning of food and of eating to them." Dr MacKcnslt' said the repeated failure'> prov(' that "w<' rf'ally don't know what to do about it. We know that 1f you decrease what you eat and an crrasc the energy you putout an exercise you will loM· weight. .. Bulthcse pcoµI<· strur;(glc to do al and they arc unable lo·" BACON, EGGS and HOTCAKES JUNE SPECIAL OF THE MONTH What a value! Three strips 01 bacon. two fresh eggs and lhree golden brown hotcakes with butter and syrup. SERVED 24 HOURS DAILY •t.59 But Wilham Lawson of thl· 'itatc Employment Development Department said a state survey of 20.000 employers showed thl' n um ber Of wage ('arncrs In creased by 106.100. from 8 H million in Apfil to 8.9 million in May. The federal figures include !.elf-cmployC'd persons while tht· state figures cover only salaried work('rS. Lawson said Los Angeles Zoo's bauy gorilla Cat•sar. look~ out from ht!. nur..,ery 'dH't t• he as herng ruisl·d by human pC:trenb Cacs;ir. \\ho n·ec•1\'t•d his n<.1m r f rom ha.., birth II\ (';J('<.,.111;111 <.,t•('\IOn. I!:> doing great. A f1r ... t ror a ~onlla. Ill<' ea<"·,.1n;111 wus performed b~· mrdical dnctors from :\l:1r1111 l.11tlwr King Jr. 110..,p1l~il and Vl'lennanC:1ns. IRVINE Family Restaurant<; MacArthur Blvd. at S.D. Fwy. s COSTA MESA 3125 Harbor Blvd. 300 Faithful Attend RFK Meniorial Rites LOS ANGELES IAP 1 Ov<·r :mo people, famous <ind follo\\l•r ... gathered in memory of Rob('(t F Kennedy at a church not far froin where a cum!Jalgn victory ccll'br:.i lion cndl·d with on assassin ·s bulkt "Ten year ... ago th1'\ minute. tht• polls were <'losi n~ and then C':t me thl• moment \~ h1<'h put u-; an f>t'rman<'nl l'Ommunwn through IOVl' :ind gril'f. •· forml'r New York ('11ngrC>Ssman Allard Lowt·nstean told lht• c·rowd 1n St. John''> Ep1sco1.i.1 I Church SWlday night. "We were lt'ft with a scar too <'lose to the heart." K F.N!'if:OY WA S SHOT in the kitchen of lhl• Ambassador llOt(·I, moments after wanning the Caltfom1a primary in the 1968 prt''> 1dcntial race II 1s ('Ofl\ IC'tcd ass a ssin. Sirhan nlshara Sirhan. a Jordanian \l.hO re> I ui.cs to d1:.cuss his moll ves. 11' sen . lnA a hfe pn~on term at Soledad an Nor thern California. lie will bc•('omc t•ltg1blc for parole in 1985. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr notrci that the natmn had changed mu<'h since Kl'nnt-d~ d1l•d "IT 'S 10 \'EARS ~OW. Therl' an· a l11t of chun~t·s in Lht· counlr)." nrown :,,,lid "Cl•rl:.11nh 1f \H' l'\'l'r nl'<'dl•d IL . "'l' nN-<I no"' that hl•rn1c s µant that "'as the sptrtl of RobNt Kennedy." Ile u1·gt•d Amcricani. to "rcac·h into our O\.\ n hC'arts and find that ::.pint of d:.irang." Brc1wn :-.a id. Actress Sharley MacLaine, £1ghtang hack teari.. pra•Sl·d Kl•nm·d) 's roll' In politics and h1 i. "gl·ntll' ~pint" an personal m.illcrs U o I t• r L" s 11 u l' rt a . I{ e p Y v on n c· Brathwaite Burke. D-Calif . and t\.\O mN1 "'ho were beside Kennt'<.iy in has last moments labor organizer P aul Sd1rad(• and former pro football slur HoM•y Gnrr MISS MacLAINE brought mnnv an the audit•nt•t• to tl•ars when she quol t•d a p:1ss;,igc from Shakl•s1w1ir(• wh1c-h Hola•rt Kennt·dy hetd r<.·c1tt'd e1t .1 I ri hull' to ht!> i.lam brother. Prcs1dcn1 .John F Kenm·dv Tht· pa.ss:.igc rt'ad · "When he die~. take h11n ond cut him out in hllll· :-.tar'> and hl· wall make the face ot h('<t\c•n ~o frnl• that all tl'lc world will bl' in love with night " THE SYMBOL WAS ('choe d by Grt(•r. who acted as a boflyi!\.lllrd 10 Kennedy on th(· assas::.anallon night and help<.'<1 capture Sirhan "God did not intend Robert Ken- nt>d y to be prt'::.1clent." G rir r told the i.olcm n group. "lie meant for him to be a ::.hmini:? star somewhere an the !.ky that \\Ould hrang us all clo.c;l'r log<.•t h(•r " E .\ RLJER St:NDA \'. a privatt• gathl·nng of Kennedy's former cam pa1gn workers was held at thL" homt· nf a )Oung Los Angel<."> lawy<'r. Hi liar~ Goldc;tun<.'. who. <i'> <1 colll·,.,:1· student, worked as a \Oluntecr fur KE>nnt>dy 's campaign. Thl· Ambassador Hotel h<.·ld no an n1versary meml'nal. a spokeswoman said. And the si te of the Ill f:lted v1r tory cell·brat1on was used for a cand~ convention Sund;.1y. MIS.'\ MacLAINE. a delegate to llawkeye Warplanes the 1968 [)('mocratic convent10n 1n Chi<'ago. spoke of Kennt·dy's murd('r Joins Pacific Fleet "He forgave even those who re-• viled him and was struck down by an SAN DrEGO <APl -The first of assassin's bull('t at the height of h1., the advant'ed E ·2C ll awkcye glory." she said. "a rplant·s Joined the l'ac1f1c Fleet in Among those who spoke at the a rrrC'mony todny. rnl•monal !'Wrv1ce we.•rc C'ahforn1a·'\ The plane look'\ like th(' F: 2R tx.•ang St,1ttt Tn·asun·r .lt•i.s(· l 'nruh. l 'ntll•rl 11 s t•d 1n ij_lt.· :"ia\.~ ·., Wl•s l Co.ii.l Fa rm WnrkPrs v ice pre.,1d<•nt -;quaclronc; "') 21 Californians FEC Lists No~filers W AS H I NG T 0 N ( A P l --Th l' Federal Election Commission has made public the names of federal ('andidates for Tuesday's primary elections who have failed to file re· quired campaign finance reports The hsl inl'ludcs 21 Cahformani. UN DER FF.C regulations. tht• can- didutes and their prin<·aral campa1J?n comm1tt(.'(•S must file reports 10 <h.1)c; beron• each t•lcction. covering lhC'tr financial trnnsact1ons up to 15 days brfore thP election When lhl'Y fail lo tlo so. tht: F EC Mm mission publishes the names of lht• candidate or h1~ committee. or both. on a last of non-Ci!C'rs . In addition, the FF.C has thl' authontv to undeltake further en forcement action, Including civil court enforcement and 1mpos1tion of fines of $5.000 for any v1olat1on and $10.000 for t• knowing und willful vlolution. THE LIST OF non-fil ers for Cnllfomia contained 21 names. Their dist rict, name and political party are: 2nd. Irv Sutley. PFD: 3rd. lvaJdl) 1.t'nc1. Democrat; fith. Tom Sprnosa. Rrpublica n ; t llh, Nicholas W. K udrovzcff, Al P ; 12th, Ha rold R. Boylan. AIP ; 13t h . Robert Goldsborough. PAF; 14th. Lows Al len Kreiss. Jr. Republican. 15th. Philllr V. Sanchez. Republican: 21st. St<•phC'n H Fox. Republican. and Kenneth R Petrello. Republican. 2'1th. J im MaSSl'Y. Democrat; 25th . Robert K. Watson. Republican; 30th. ll<>nry Ares, Rl'pubhcan ; 31st. Jon /\i n .:;worlh, Democrat. Howard Leno 1d Bin~ham . 01.'mocrat. a nci H E . Henschel. Democrat. 32nd. Ida Rakt'r. Al P . 33rd. Phil hp R. Ortiz. Republica n : :14t h. Jo Bennltt . Democrat ; 371 h Danney E Rall. R<'ruhllcan. and Bernard Wahl. AIP San Diego fon &getSanta · . - ' fora buck! From now until June 30. take a r ound trip between Los Angeles and San Diego or anyplace between. Just pay our regular one-way fare. and come back tor a dollar. as long as y ou travel Monday. Tuesday, or Wednesday. We have other discounts -family plans, group rates. tour packages. and more for you. Call your local AMTRAK office. or toll free, (800) 648-3850. to find the one you like best. " I Amtrak We've been working on the railroad. Financed In part by tunds mode ava11oble by Caltrans (CoUlorruo Department ot Tronspor1ohor.) .. I I 7 ow•ooCou•O••'Y~'°' Editorial Page ..................................................................... Mond•Y· June 5. 1978 T~J KMvll/Edltor Bdrbara Krtlbich/Edltorltl P-ot Editor Primary Ballot Reconunendatiolls In fl'<'cnt "('t•k )) t he Daily P ilot has pubh~hcd t·x ll.m ~l\'t' information on cand idates and m easurcJ to b(' µrl•sc11t1..'<t to thl• voter:, Ill tomorrow'!t primary eleN1on T he folio" 1n~ 1s a t-umma ry of this ncw!ipapl·r·~ r('c·· om m rndat1ons on the ballot pro(>Os1t1ons and in ccrtam c<ml(•!-itcd races. Hc11dcrs who wish m:.iy c h1> this hi-I to take t <) tht• po lb • • • ~1ember of the As5embly, Hth District : Mac1an lkrJ,!cson 1s the o utsta nd ing candidat e for the post vacal· l·d by n on Cordova w ho 1s running ror the state Sen ate this year. I kr qua lification for office was dem onst r::itcd during her long service ns a trus tee of the New port-Mesa Unified Srhool District. I lcavy Republican reg1st ra t 1on in the 71lh D1s t rtC'l 3nd a virtual absence of Democratic op pos1t1on thl!) year set·ms to assure election of the RepubLican nominee tn November. T her efore we strong· ly s upport the nomina tion of Ma ria n Bergeson. * * * County Supervisor, 2nd District: Voters in this dis- t n et h ave a n opportunity to re tire incumbent Laurence Schmit. whose record h as been unfo rtunate al best. Of t he four other cand idates seeking the 2nd District seat on t ht: County Board of Supervisors. the Daily Pilot finds lormcr Huntington Beach Mayor Ha rrie tt Wieder the best qual1 f1ed . • • • Judge of the-Superior Court: The four incumbent .111clgcs m Superior Court Offices 5. 6. 12 and lG have :-.c r vcd well a nd should be retained . We recommend the r c·e lcction of Judge s Leonard Goldstein. R ichard 0 . 1 la m ilton . Br uce W. S umner a nd R obe rt C. Todd. • * * S u perinte ndent of Public Instruction: Wilson Riles has been an outsta nding superintende nt. Ile has earned • t.:lt•ction to a third term . * * * County Superinte nde nt or Schools: R obert P Ncrson . who h as held this off ice since 1966. is running for re- l'lcct ion. opposed by teacher Jackie Boynton. T he Daily P ilot m akes no recomme ndation in this race. • * • County Board or Education : The Da ily Pilot recom - m e n ds the rc·clection o f Dav id Paynter in Trustee Area 2 :.ind the e lection of G erald M "J e r ry" Shaw in T rus tee 1\ f(.'3 5 • • • County Cle rk-Recorder: The two o ffices of courity cle rk a nd county recorder will be combined whe n the new rlcrl-.-rccorde r takes office in J a nuary . Of the s ix can· d1dat cs ~ceking the office. the Daily P ilot finds County C:lt:rk Administr a tor T ruman Legg best qua lified . * * • Sheriff-Coroner: The re-election campaign of Or:rnge County She riff Brad G a tes has been clouded by rumor. innuendo a nd assorte d investig ations that to date seem lo haw• led nowhe re. G a tes meanwhile. has done a c red1ta - hlc .1ob of r eorganizing a nd improving the ope rations of his d epa rtment. We recommend his r e-election • • • PROPOSITIONS · SC'hool Bonds YES 2 Water Bonds YES :l · A I tern a le E ne rgy T axation YES I City Charte rs YES 5 State Agency Powe r s YES fl · E lect ion of She riffs NO 7 -Ins ura n ce Pooling YES 8 J lo meowne r Prope rty Tax YES !'} l ntcrest Ra tes NO 1 f) T::ixin~ Rehabilitated Homes Y ES 1l County -owned Prope rty Y ES 12 · c·nm pensation of Officials YES 13 · .farv1s-Gann Initiative NO • • * Prop. A Elect or a ppoint Orange County Supunntcndent of Schools APPOINT * • • P rop. B Capis trano U nified School Distr ict Lec.1se-Revenue Measure YES * * • Props.D.E .G.Jl,J , llunlinglon Beach CharterRevis1on YES Prop. F l luntington Beach Charte r R evision NO • Opinions expressed in the s pace above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Reade r comment is I.w iled. Address The Dally Piiot. P O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 . Phone (71 4) 642-4321 . Boyd/One Vote ByL.M. BOYD Tho m as J e ffer son was elected president over Aaron Burr by just one vote in Congress. Englis h r a the r than German was selected as the official language of the United States in Cong ress after the American Revolu- tion by just one vote. Adolf Hitler in 1923 was chosen at Munich as the Nazi leader by JUSt one vote. Re markable, 1sn 't it. how ;,i single vote can <;leer h1story'1 T h at ph ru ~c "coal o f arms" originated when the rru!>aders to the Holy Land d r aped cloth over th eir a r mor to keep the m etal from healing up under the burning sun. Each cloth was Dear Gloorny Gus When lhe restaurant hostess askes. "Smok· ing or non-smoking sec· tion ?" I reply. ''I'm an a lcoholic and I want the non ·drlnk!ng section " ITh ey're gaining on us! l II J.B. decorated w\t.b personalized ins i g n ia to ide ntify Hs wearer. Tl's against the law In France to feature either a beautiful woman and /or a good -looking cowboy in a cigarette advertisement . How can you call yourself a true baseball fan if you dldn 't know there are 92 stitches on a baseball ., Q "Is it true that contrary lo the ot ct s up(lrstition. bats n~ver e\er get caught 1n people's hair?" f\. Evi dently not true. Di d a n item de bunki n g th at s uperstition some years ago, and promptly got about a dozen letters from clients who cited personal case h1s- tori es of bats flying into people's hair. Q. "'The 'widow's m3ndate' lets a woman be appointed to the office vacated by her husband's death How many wido ws, like Mrs. Hubert Humphrey, have been so named 8.'I U.S. senators and representatives?·· A Five Aenators. obout 30 representaU ves. Q. "All right. let's see you n3me the federal burc:iu thin produced the first com · m ercial neon s ign." A. CM do. The Natlono1 Bure au ot Standards. . · J a~k Ander on Foreign Farm Buyers Move In W 1\~lll NC:'l'ON Rostilynn C Jrtcr spoke to her husb .. nt.I re· ('t•ntlv about a problem that as upsl'lting their former ncisthbors in G cori::1a Across the stall'. ~m :i ll famil y farms were dcv. uslntcd lust year by droui;tht. I n st' c':;. .1 Ir a l 0 )(I nf;. h ig h fl:rt1fl1.cr ro~ls and low i<ram prtn•s Now un inlcrnal1ona1 Invest menl firm 1s quietly buying up l ht• d tstrcs~cd farm s nnd ronvt•rt1ni: them 1010 c:or porJtc• op rn lion<; It's p_.rt or a national trend thnt we have bt.-en in· vest1gati ng for m onths 1''ore1g n s pecul:i to rs. the ir pockets bulging with devalued dollars. are shoppir.g for choice American acreage. By all ac- Mailbox counts. they have a lready ac· quired a large piece of America. An estimated 21 percent or all U S. form ~ales last year in· volv\'d ton •1gn pu rchasers. many of th•·m dealing through dummy corr>0ratlons. TllF. f'1 rutr Li\DV got word that Trani,ull ntle Consultants. Inc .. a Wt•i.t G1•rma n corp()ru· t1on. waft takln.i over family farmft In C:Mri.11a. Aftt r talking 1t over with the pr('slt.lcnl. she pr esented hn informa tion to Wh ite Jlosue c-o unn l Robert L1pshut:. tic prom111<'<1 the First Lady that h(' would invesu gatc We can e.nve him the trouble. We ha ve truct-d the sale of at least 17,000 ucres or fe rtile Georgia farmland to Transallan· tic Consultunts. which is based in Munich, G<'rmany. The com· pa ny is controlled by Christian Wo lffer o f Gl"rm a ny a nd Ferdinand S(~fned of Auslna. Their contact in Georgia 1s a retired Ajr Force colonel named Philip Beeglt.> lie hns set up Southern Farm services, Ltd , to m anage the scattered farm properties of foreign investors. Wh en we reached Beegle on the telephone. he swore that he h a d n o thin g t o do with Transatlantic Consultants. But we have confirmed that he 1~ preside nt of its s ubs idiar y. Tra ns atlantic Ma nagt>m ent Company or Atl anta. Ga. BEEGLE DOES not approve of our investigation of t.he buy- ing of America . •·people are try· ing to blow this whole thing out of proportion." he snorted. "as 1C we were going to sell the whole country to the Arabs. and we all know that's not going to hap. pen " His Austnan business partner. Fe rdinand Seefried. was more cooperative. Our reporters Rick Shapiro and Hal Bernton caught him in Atl anta . He said that T r :i nc;o t la nt1c Consult a nt~ rcpr('scnts European banks and int.urance companlea wishing to 1n vt·st In U.S. commercial de- velopment. • THE COMPANY als o ha~ Ge rm an. Swiss a nd Dutch clients -but no Arab oil sheiks -who wish to Invest In U.S. fs rmlond. Seefried said. Ex· tensive land purchases already hi1ve been m ade in Georgia, f lorida. North Carolina. Texas and Virginia. Becgle's lucrative association with Transatlantic began four years ago wh en he closed a Georgia farm deal for Seefried. Over the past few years. they ha v~ developed a complex but cffective method for purchasing choice Georgia farm tracts with foreign capital. Beegle pl aces notices io l~al ne ws pa pers advertising that "out-of-state investor~ are will· 1ng to pay above-market prices" fo r Georgia farmland. He is Cl ft e n the fir s t to know. therefore. when good acreage is available MANY GEORGIA farmers, clo wn on their luck and deeply 1n debt, wcr<' wiped out by last y1•ar 's c rop fa ilures. Some managed to finance this year's c·rop with federal disaster loans. Ru t others ha ve sold out to h eegle and his foreign backers. Jimmy Jackson. a farmer who took up Beegle's offer , told us: "I have no resentment since it was a big relief lo sell the land at above-market prices.·· But another Georgia farmer. Tommy Kesey, rejected Beetle's approaches. Kesey fiaid the mid- dle man cautioned him "to keep the deal quiet because we got a lot or foreign investors behind this." The independent Georgia far m t'r ke pt his d e bt·ridden tract and joined the Farm Strike Movement. Transatlantic officials claim lhey seek safe , long-term re- turns on their investments. They hope to Increase the productivity of their acquired farms with ir- rigation works and soU con· servation programs. Local peo· pie a rc often hired to manage the fa rms . Freeloaders Don't Belong on Voter Rolls To the Editor Rl!garding Paul Jla rvey·s col- umn on freeloaders <May 29). he said so much very well ! If those lJ million <freeloader I voters could not vote because they were on welfare or some s uc h hando ut, they'd be no tern ptation for any politician. They would decide n a ry one thing for the rest of us -also m any would locate some work lo get back on the voting rolls. The f\merican people would back such an initiative fully - social workers and welfare of- fice workers would howl -but it would work! M. BETZ Postal Logic To the Editor: Know thousands echo the sen- t i m cnts expressed In Ellis Yarnell s good letter <May 30 Mailbox\ re the postal service Am sure a great many were frustrated and aggravated being unable to obtain stamps. either 15 ones or t wos necessary for the new increase. When we moved to Newport. the first class was only one-third the present rate and the service was the greatest ! Perhaps the Art Hopjf! public could better understand the constant increases if the se rv i c e r e maine d c om · mens urate. One of the solutions to that problem seems obvious. Why can't the turkeys who vote to up the rates allow at least 60 days for each Increase to take effect" That way the public could use their old stamps and the post of· fice would have time to print and distribute the necessary sta mps. Or Is that too log ical! KATHY WEMPLE Good Qttntio"• To the Editor : On Tuesday the League of Women Voters of Orange County uq~es voters to support the more logical approach to the problem of property tax relief. -Do you want to direct prop· erty tax relief to homeown ers. renters and senior citizens? -Do you want to transfer some health and welfare funding to the i;tate? -Do you want to establish a ne w method for determining maximum property tax rates for toe a I government jurisdictions based on property tax revenue limits ? - -Do you wa nt to prevent cut- b acks 1n your c urrent. local ser vices? Make these questions come true by voting NO on P rop. 13 and YES on Prop 8. P EGGY TUCKER. Treasurer League or Women Voters or Orange County Real Problettt To the Editor· For the past several weeks the Daily Pilot and a few con- tra bu tors have written articles s uggesting gross problems would result from the passage of Prop 13. To quot e Goeth~ nothing 1s more frightening than ignora nce in action. and this ap- pears to be the case with these anti-13 articles. The author1> have lost contact with the con- cept of de mocracy. The ex· pression "of the people. by the people. for the pe<>ple " 1s not meaning l ess. Wh e n o ur legislators disregard this truth -here lies the real problem - not Prop. l3. WHEN bureaucrats state, "We are prevented by law from s hifting surplus funds from one item to an item of need" they are forgetting that the people make the laws and t he people ran change the laws. This coun· try's greatness was built on the common sense of the average citizen. This common sense will assure continued good schools, police protection, etc., with or without the help <? > of the Sa cr amento contingent. Whc.n politicians openly state that they are "doing battle with the people" it ls the first st.ep in crumbling the foundations of de- mocracy. We have los t govern- ment "for the people." This is the heart or the Prop. 13 issue. not whether we will save a few doll ars, but whethe r we want a government for the politicians or for the people! E T BINCKLEV • Letter a from rto.dert ore welcome The nghi to conderue lettn-i to /it rpace or eliminate libel ii '~ Letters o/ 300 wordt cw lesa will be gitlfn preference. AU lettera must tn. elude .-ignoture and mailing oddreu but name.t may be wiU1held on re- quellt 1f 8Ulficient nMon ii apparent. Poetry will not be P"'blWled. The Tax Revolt, or How Paradise Was Saved I h::id heard that a taxpayers' revolt was swceping America, bu t I h adn 't rea li zed its virulence until I saw that. new hit movie. "True G rats," the other nighl. tr you haven't seen it. "True G rats" Is a western starring Ga ry Cooper li e plays a k i nd l y. d <.'· ('('nl , s of t . spok ('n r ea l est ate broker numed J arvis Ga nn . w hn Jost wants <o be left nlone Jurvis live-; In t h<' won dcr(ul little communit y of Par adise and is madly In love with Liberty Belle. a painted woman with a heart of gold <played by Marlene Dietrich> -. who dances an the local house of ill repute. All goes well in Paradise unhl the black·moustached villain. Snake Bledsoe, !portrayed by Barton MacLanel, takes over as m ayo r w i th his ga n g of d espe radoes including four s he riff's dc p1Jlles. three city planners. two school teachers. a librarian and four other assorted frE'e loading ne'er-do-wells. TO SUPPORT this motley as- sort m c nt of do uble -d ealing ('hiselers. Mayor Bledsoe or· ganizcs an extortion racket. "Either you p:.y us Sl0.81 per $100 or the asscssrd vnluation or your property." he evilly tells w1dowii and orphans while strok· mg the li ps of has mou11tache, "or I will hn vc m y hir ed RunmPn kidnap you from the bosoms of your fa milies a nd lock you up for one to ten ... \ Most o f the fr i~ht en e d townspeople m~kly knuckle un· der. "What can we do." says Guy Kibbee at the town meeting. "They've got us outnumbered." But J arvis Gann 1s made of sterner stuff. "l h'ain 't a gonna ~i ve the m va rmints a plu g nickel." he tt'lls Liberty Belle. as he cooly loads his .it4. "f\ man's gotta do what he fi ggers is right.·• Despite Libe rty's t <•a rful pit as, Ja r vis tears up the Mayor's extortion demand and throws it in his fo re ThE' Mayor a nd a band of 47 bureaucrats in black hal"i s urround Jarvis' r al cstate office and bl ast 1t to Int:. tn a cross rare JARVIS Is wounded . fi e is down to his l:isl bullet. The Mayor prepares a w11 gon of namlng hay lo burn him out. All looks lost. Rut the townspt.>0ple, shamed hy J ar vis' courageous example. ride up In the nick of time and d rive the Mayor. a long with his planners , teachers. libra rians ar.d other deadbeats out of town. l'aradise is saved! In the end. Liberty Selle Is re- vealed to be the secret daughter of the President of the Unitl'd States. But Jarvis gallantly de- d des to ma rry her anyway. "You cvn't help It if your dad- d y's a bt:reaucrat." he tells her ma gnanimous ly. "1 love you no mattt•r how.sordid your past." w •;LL, I wish you could have h\•nrd the au,hence cheer. Once again, Hollywood has come up with 8 new type or hero to fit the mood oC th' public. I can hardly wait until they turn J a mes Bond 100.«ie on the IRS. I -:w \ .... . . . ~ 7 I j ANALYSIS/ NATIONAL Monday. June 5. 1978 ) Brock Rocks the Boat No Prepayment Penalty. No Points. $7,500 for only $140.SS a month. 'Mlettier yoo need . GOP Le~r Changing Face of Party $3 ~ Of S2S OOJ get 11 lrom the peoplr. wno 1e00 m111cn; C<mrVJrc1al Crrot Monthly payrref)I based on a Sl.~ ~loan I()( 64 rront hs. at (J1 ~al percent~ rate of J41>o Tot di payment s 1 1 8'.X5 Lt ff igh Flyers lhd.i>rs on the · W<nc Swinger" ride <.il Coney ls l:.ind Amusement Park in New Yo rk s way through the air as t em- peratures soared into the 80s. An estimat· f•tl fi00.000 t h ron ged t o the beach . b<1ardwalk and par k as a result of the s un· ny skies a nd shirtsleeves weather. Finding lte~ Is Her Forte CHICAGO tA P > Ellen Levine's business is rinding things for people. like an auto horn that playi. 15 notes of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony. or a µcr fl•ct plot of clover. or a 1938 vegetable grinder. "I'm not a dating service." said Ms. Levine, who fo und e d ''Dia l -A Maven " 1 'h years ago "But recently a J ewish mother phoned and s aid her 40-year-old son had never married and she want e d t o be a grandmother. She want C'd me to find u wife for ham. But tht' son never l'allcd like he told his mother he would ·· SINCE BECOMI NG a One or Ms. Levine's toughest jobs was track ing down a duplicate of a brass purse shaped like an elephant with Its t r un k serving as th e ha ndle. But she found it. By WALTER R. MEARS Ar~IMCW~I Somehow. 8111 Brock didn't seem Uke the guy to shake up the Republican establishment After all, h~ was part or it solid. predictable, moderately consC'rvotlve. Jus t the ty pe to run the Republican National Committee beCwct>n presidential elections. while he looked for a n opening to resume a political career stalled by Senate defeat . So much for type casting. BROCK IS TRYING to change the s tyle and the face of the par· ly he leads. He's out talking. and listening, lo people who haven't h ad much more than pass ing glances from the GOP in years. He's been lo lhe NAACP. lo union meetings, he's had black activist Jesse J ackson address the national committee. He's invested $750.000 in recruitment and campaign as- sis t ance for black GOP can didates. There will be more than 100 or them on state legislative ballots tttis year . "EVERYBODY TALKS about th<' black program." Brock said. .. But we've got 20 women running for legis lature in Ohio alone." H e h a s been t o or ganized labor with a simple message: The party Is s o s mall and so H OCI( thin that nobody will have to . wait in lme to have an impact on its policies and candidates. The national committee has bought commercials lo sponsor a black public affairs program broadcast in 24 c1t1es Jt took ad- v e rt1 semen ts an 23 J e wis h newspape rs to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Israel. And while chairman Brock ins is ts he hasn't changed his views much since he was Sen. New Facility -professional maven a LA JOLLA <APl - Officials o ( Scripps ' C linic and RC'sear c h Foundation have signed an agree ment with McKellar Devclcpment Cor p. to begin work on a $16. 7 million research facility in La J olla. "A woman wanted it after seei n g a newspaper picture o f Jackie Onassis holding one." srud Ms. Levine. ~----------- J Yiddish word for :.in ex pert o r know-it-a ll \l s Lev ine. 33. h;,ic:; found about 300 it em-> tor people calhn~ for hl·r hc•lp . Iler ree runs from $25 to as much as SlOO und she says she gets 20 to 30 calls a week "I found an auto horn that played Uecthoven 's F ifth from a disc record 1ng contr a ption.' she said. "An attorney want l'd 1t. and I also filled his rt•quest for a door bell that played the s ame thing San Diego Federal presents "f\ commercial photo- J! rap h c r wa nte d a perfect plot of clover to do some shots. 1 called :-.op hi s t1c a t e d g r eenhouses, but no luck "THEN S0~1 EON E told me of a i,mall plot 1n my own neighborhood wherC' on o ld woman had plant«d rlovC'r m- stead of gra..,!> a nd I hl•n• ~H'rC' a lol of four leaf r lo\c•r.., in 1t. too " i\ l <; I. l ' \ I n l' 'i ,1 I fl ~not hc•r C'flntmt·rc·1JI photographt'r \\anted a bah:. ~rand piano on thl· Lake l\llchagan hl•Jt:h durin g a winl l•r snowi,torm. Sht' rentl•d a used one for S50 a day :.i nd had 1t truckl.'<i to the beac•h ' She found a rickshaw ror :.i surprise wedding parade unrl . for $50. rented a lamb from a farmt•r for use 1n a May Day party i\ HOUSEWIFE want- ed her to find a witch to break a spell another woman had casl over hC'r husband "This was one of the ... t ran gt.' on l's. and I l'OUldn 't do 1t ." said Ms Levine "But 1 was able to find a 1938 \'egetablc grinder operating by a c rank afl<'r tourin~ antique stores A woman said s he h~1d worn out he'" ~rinder and wanted one j ust II ke al " • 1 AUMAN LEGG ~ t')U·Mn Ct.Utl Ir' r.UH I t•.11d .tnd Aull\nr11f'tl b" Ttu'" .. n I ,.qq l ·1 I M c r •drlr" Pt•<·• ~t•rtof I P'r•t " You can Charge DAILY PILOT Classifle d Ads 642·5678 ~fNIOI! CITIZCN WffKAT ~fAWOl!LD June 17-25, 1978 See Sha mu in his show "Shamu Goes to College" .. laugh at the fro licking dolphins In "The Brainy Bunch" .... enioy the seals ano otters 1n a "fhppered fairy tails" production .. over 35 major s hows and exhibits all for one low price I Purchase your ticket at San Diego Federal ••• and save over 40%! Save over 40% on your admission II yo u're ~5 or olde1. pay on1y $3. 75 tor a $6.50 -.a1u e ... ana younger guests accompanying you receive a l 5% discount! Tickets go on sale May 30 at all San Diego Federal ott1ces. They can be used any day auring Senior Citi- zens week at Sea World. June 17 through June 25. San Diego Federal means convenient services. Saving at San Diego Federal means more than high interest on insured savings ... 1t means the conven· lance of fourteen offices open Saturdays thirteen 24-HOUR TELLER locatlons. and fr ee travelers c;hecks ... plus discount coupons to entertainment attractions throughout Callfornla. And with qualifylng balances. you also get a free safe deposit box and money orders It's an environment of convenience ... from tne double-your-money people at San Diego Federal. .. safe since 1885. E! ~Diego Federal_~._y!ngs Laguna Nl~uel ~um Clemente 30l l2C'rnwn 1650Nonh V.tllev ParkwJy H Canuno Rc,tl ~1u1h of N1gud Rll,1d nc.1r A>'cn1dJ P1Cl"I Telcph1lne 49'.\·6210 Tclcphnnc 4118-6330 Capistrano Beach 3 .. 206 Dohenv Park Road at V1ctona B\\d opp<>!>llC C'ap1mann llcJ\.h Plain Shopping Cenicr Telephone. 496-020 I Brock of Tennessee, his pro- grams al party h eadquarters are evidence of a lesson learned the hard way. AFTE R 14 Y E AR S in Congress and sax in the Senate. Brock looked like a safe bet for re-e lecUon in 1976. His name was starting to tum up tn the future book on Republican pres· idential prospects. goin~ lo say that hjs party I~ bt:l· ter o(( without the Whlte House. B UT BROCK DOES say that it doesn 't do the Republican Party much good m the long run to elect a pres ident every few terms and have him take tht> heat for thmgs that go wrong when . in ract. he can 't get much or anything through heavily' Democratic congresses. We find wet'/'> w heir. COMMEl\.CIAL Cl\.EDIT CORJ'O"ATION @ Homeowner Lo.vis II In "' 11 S'1 ll00 .md 'IV"' mu'>I ~ ~ u•,..l lty A rnroo.n.011on ot ·~~I .irl(J Qe'SOn.tl o•OIW!lly Costa M~ • 370 E. 17th Strel!t • 646-8700 Oranlt1' • t 111 Town & Country Rd. • 647 ., .. 71 Suite 28 -QC) T hat was before Democrat J ames R. Sasser upset b.im in Tennessee. gaining 93 percent of the black vote. "We are here and we are serious . · Brock told the NAACP 18 months later, saying that he hopes no party will ever again take black voters for granted, or write them off to the opposition. Brock claims progress for his effort to build the party from the bottom. The test will come in Novembe r . but he 1s not forecas ting a d r amatic r e - s urgence of t he crippled party. He looks for gains o( perhaps 15 seats In the House. for an in- creased share of GOP seats in s tale legislatures. and for five or t-c_,....._1_' _L•_,._,_"""_'"_"_"_11._v_•1_111_11~_i._· -~"-•_'"_i._&_..,_ .... _n._•_1_0_· ...... _•_a._ ... _ BROCK SAYS HIS programs don 't represent an e ffor t to cha nge Republican philosophy but. rather , to use 1t cffcltivcly s1J as to create Jobs and case tax es with measures designed to en- courage private enterprise and development. So he ttrges a 33 perc~t tax cut over a t hree-year period. noting that there was a day when Republicans would have insisted on balancing the budget first. cutting taxes later. He boasts of Republlcan proposals for s pecial tax incentives to create jobs; o( rewards for e m ployers who set up shop in the cities, where people are out of work. six governors. He says the process of rebwld- ing will take time. probably a long time. But Brock seems to have that. NOT THAT HE'S forgotten the lure of t>lect1 ve politics. llut the re aren't any openings now Th~re wlll bt'. tn elections ror th~ Senate and ror governor or Tcnrwssee in 1982. Either could be a <:omeback route. And 1f Brock regained t•leclive office after laboring to re build the GOP. his det oured career would be back on track - in p le nty of t im e for 1984 Republican presidentia l com· petition. COED ELECTED EXPO QUEEN Particular People Salect JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Touch" "Good service and friendly people who make you feel at home". GEORGE GEYER SM11• Ana, C1llt. ANOTHER S<\TISIFIED CUSTOMER But on those a nd o ther Republican offerings, there as DEL MAR 1A P1 -A scuba- one s mall problem : The GOP diving sophomore at UC San doesn't have a prayer or paSS· 1?1ego Wiii reign as qu.een or _the ing them . With one-third of the Southern California Expos1t1on. seats in the House and Senate. ''hich open~ June 21. dOHNSON Be SON \ all they can do is make pro!(; D .i~ na Wa1tley. 19. won the posals and speeches. WC'ekt.•nd contest. Among earlier Which leads Brock to an 0 v.inn~rs. of the "Fairest of the servation that comes close to Fair title were Marla English political heresy. No politician is and Racquel Welch. I ~ l 2626 Horbor Blvd • Cos ta Mesa • 540-5630 She's crying for help. Are you listening? She simply can't handle he r problem~ hy her~clf anymore. She need" help before it\ too late. And she's not a lo ne .. Every day, people no different than you t•xpcricn ct· an emotional crisis often provoked hv a tro11hlc•d p<-r<,onnl relationship. Someone ma}' become M> despondent ..,ht.· grows fearful o r ncrvouc; for no appar('nl reason. She loses sleep over imignificant thingc;. She explodes over trivial matters lik<' the car not start in~. She can't carry on with her family. She needs help . Professional help . T he only real hope for regai ning a normal, productive life. The kind of help available at tlw Problem Talk Shop. A professionally staffed co11no;eling and referral service for p<.•oplc t rapped in an emotional crisis. At the Problem Talk Shop W C' care• for people. Problem Talk Shop i.c; a free Sl'rviN• \\ hich provides a war m. friendly environmt·nt when• ... killed co11n"l'1orc; hrlp pcopk· 'ort out their O'-' n liH .... lll·rc· pt·oplc gain new r<·,011rcl'" to Handle 1ht· prohl(·m' tht·y thou ght wt·n· too big to handll· rr yo11 know <,Qml'Onc \\ IH) " (':<pc•rat.·ncing an l'mo t ionul c ric;ic;. call thC' Prohlt·m T ulk Shop. A trained ('Ounsclur \\ill he at the ol-hc r end of the line. Ready to hl'lp. Rt!ady to an'iw er any • qu~tions you may hav<'. Please make thl" call that "ill 'how her <.omebody cam• enough to 11'll'n. probkm talk 1hop (714) 997-1831 • 1110 Ea.\t Chapman A\le nu<'. 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P•~iot'd o ••v on SMITH-TUTHIU...UMI MOttTUAIT WlSTCUff 0.Af'll 427 E 17th St C<Y.,t a Mesa 646-4888 P'IElCE Hon.fas SMJTHS' MOaTUAH 627 Main St Huntington Beach 536-6539 P'H« FAMILY COL~AL FUHEllAL ~ HOMf 7801 8t>l5a Ave Westmmster 893-3525 P'ACIF4C VIEW MfMOa.IAL P'AH Ceme1erv Mortuary Chapcl 3500 Pac:1t1c Vtc>w Drove> Newport C11t lorn1a 644·?700 McCottMICI( MOnuAalES· Lagund BNch 494·94 15 Laguna Hille; 768-0933 San Juan Cao1c;trano 495--177 6 IAln.IHGHOH ~lHOMI Corooa del Mar 6 73·94 50 Costa Mesa 646-2424 llUtaOADWAY MO«TUAU 110 Broadway Co<>ta Me<.a 642 9 150 SHlffO MOaTUAIT 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494·1536 1533 N El C&mtnO Real San aemente ~92-0100 " Jur\~ 3, lt71. !Ju"l~d t>y ""' ""'"""" A•IOh A , d.uQhl~ Su ... <I l•nQltV of Or•"Vi'. C... , "'" Sto~n LA"91•v of Hermo\41 BN-<h. C.. • motN-r lutllle C,..tt\ of Parao1\•. U . \1\tfl'r ( \l'fltl'1 Grilllth Ol V.OOdl-. c .. , Mrmoroal •ervl(" wltl IA twld di 11 A M Or\ 'Ut'\Oay Jun<-&. 1!'f/8 .,., P4U 1f1( v~~ (h d Of'I \Jntrrmtnt P~iH•ftr Vtf'N .Ml'rnetffdl P,u 11o P•cdtC Vttw Mor tudr 'fCllrf'l tt1t \ CUSTAO JO~lPHINE ("',U~lAO, ,f\~1d,.,\I of ''t •C>Ort Sf'ach. (• P•\\t-CI ,,.,,,,u.., on Junf' 4 1'18 ~rv1vt-d by l Mphf'w~. Au\\. ~00b1,,.. ot Fullf'rton. C.-Jf\\ Aobb1n\ bf V\IC4tSM C.. •no .. ~nr y Rol>t>l'U.J'I llan<1>0 Cl>rOOv•. (• '"'o "•f'Cf'i M1tdred T .. ,, • .,, 01 L•~" !,t•· t1on. lnOl•na ana lorr~1ne t-t111en of 11oCMrl, 111<!1.,... (ryphooe u r,.tct \ "''" M ~Id .o1 II AM Or\ lllur\<l•Y Junc I , 1'18., P<1<11Jc v~ ... Mt..-1•1 P•r• P•clfk Vie .. MortUMy d irt <- tor \ ; .· ' . , Deaths ·Elsewhere · SAN FR ANC I SC O t 1\ P 1 A memo r i a l s c r v 1ce w il l hC' ht•ld Wl'dnt·sda~ for James t\. Robert~on. sccre larv of tht• Pi.JClf1<: Mar1 t1mC. 1\~:-.oc1at ton for more t ha n 25 yl·ars _.. lie died F riday at agt• 6J Students Receive Degrees Three Or ange Coast studenls have received B /\. degrees f r om C l are m o nt M e n 's College. E rt r Ressler. :-on of Mr and Mrs Edward Resi.lcr of Corona del Mar. gradua ted s umma rum laude . Marc Sp1ta le n . son of Mr and Mrs. Vernon R. Sptta le r i of Eme rald Bay. a nd Thomas Linn. son of Mr. a nd Mrs . Ge r ald L i n n o f Wei.tmms tcr. also wer e graduat<.'Cl Grmoors Sign Pact K E ENE IAP> -The Uni ted Fa rm Workers of Am er ica has announced sign ing of contracts with two 'lapa Valley grape g r owe r s and an A l a m eda Co u n t y nurs er y Co ntracts with T re fe the n Vine y a rds of R eg is Vineyards of Na pa provi de base wages of $3.80 an hour. the highest of any U FW contrac t s, s a id Marc Grossman. the union's administ rati ve assis- ta nt. Teen Rapist Gets 9 Year s POMONA CAP> -A sentence of rune years in prison was imposed on 18-year-old J oseph Neal C hatman of P o m ona. whose crim<' spree last Decem ber began with t he rape of a 21-year-old wom an and e nded with the robbing of her parents and the locking up of her i nfant n e phew i n a freezer. Appointment SACRAMENTO CAP- Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has named a Van Nuys woman to the California Communit y Coll eg es Board of Governors. she Is Helen Greenberg. 69. who replaces Cha rles Sm oot of Balboa Is land. whose term expired. I ---------·-.--. • , OBITURARIES I WORLD Canada Divorce Capital Brilisli Co lumbia 'Have11 for Maladjusted' VANCOUVER. British Colum b1a c AP I Brtll!>h Colu mbta ha!'l Canada'!> highest divorce r ate panly because 1t ser ves as a h aven for "fl ots a m and Jetu m ," says a local lawyer s pec1ahxing in marriage d 1ssolu l ions "This province 1s essentially a place for the maladjus ted." Nell Fleishman said. "The end·of-thc railway phenomena still applies. making B C the end of the hn<' for the socially and economtcal· ly droughled out ·· I N THE MOST r ece nt s t:>t 1s t1 cs ava ilable, Cntish Columbia led all of Canada 's provinces with a divorce rate of 333 pe r 100,000 residents in 1976 Alberta came second with 410 Canada ·s national divorce rate wa s 235. F leishma n predicted 1n an in· terview that within fi ve years. th<' province will ma tch r ecent Ca h forma f1{!ur<'s showing that the number of divorces exceeds the number of marriages "MARRIAGES DON'T last In B.C. beeause the place attracts the CloLsam and jetsam of the country and because the un· e m ployment rate 1s ove r 30 per- cent among the young people." Fleis hman said. · · Peoplearesccth1ng with anger about the shaky economy." he add<'d "A lotoftheoutrageiscom- 1ngoutinthebedroom. ·· PAID POUTICAL ADVERTlSEMENT JOIN THE \ ... 21,000 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA* .. -.. WHO ENDORS.E AND SUPPORT • • • • Boatn.s Ho,,<: Kcnned v "'di M·n C' with c w York Go\. Hugh Carey J-. h o n ur cir y hostei;s and ho~l f o r a dinn<:r rais i n g fun d~ for handic((ppcd yo u ng~t e r~J t N l!W Y o r k ·~ St atl<.'r H1Jt on H o t e l Wcdn e~ d&.iy SCOTT SHOULD BE SHERIFF! "He is the only Candidate with complete Law Enforcement experience'' ' * Chief of Police -5 Years * Police Officer -17 Years * Masters Degree -Technical Edu~tion * Past Charter Member, Kiwanis lnt'I., Exchange Club lnt'I. * Officer of Year Award, Exchange Club * Member, lnt'I. Assn. Chiefs of Police * Bachelors Degree -Public Ad~inistratiQn, Criminal Justice * Member lnt'I. Assn . Narcotics Officers Assn. ~PORAC -.. Police Officers Research Assn . of California" endorsement May l, 1978 * Huntington Beach Police Officers Assn. * Westminster Police Officers Assn. * Garden Grove Police Officers Assn. {Board of Directors) * Huntington Beach Union High School District Educators Association (1,000 Members) VOTE TUES., JUNE 6 - * ROBERT REBER, Chief of Police Buena Park * MARVIN K.~ORTIN, Chtef of Police Fountain Valley * EARLE R. ROBITAILLE, Chief of Police Huntington Beach. SHERIFF • CORONE~ 4 I WALTER SCOTT IXI RETIRED POLICE CHIEF Paid for by Scott Should Be Sheriff <;ommlltee, Constance Scott, Tres . 10961 WHtmlnster Ave., Garden Grove, CA ___ . .., ________ .....,,__ ...... _____ _, ___ r --------• • I ' , .. • • 7 NATIONAL • ies His Hobby 's Hob Illinois Man, 80, Leads Bustling Life ELGIN. Ill. <AP ) -Entering Elmer Gylleck's .... basement workshop is Uke Allee stepping through the looking glass. It's a different world. all belonging to the 80· year-old Gylleck, who says he has so many hob· bles, "if you' took something away. J'd still have something else " G VU.ECK HAS SP ENT ms Ufe in this tn· dustrial city of 56.000 people northwest of Chicago where his parents. butler-makers from Sweden, settled ln 1892. You can see him almost any day walking down t~ street, pushing his wheelchair ahead of him TRUMAN LEGG ....... ,.,,, 1' •. .. . ... ~· . ' ,, .... ' .... WAMT TO IUY OI HHT ••"'"''""Fie• Gitmer•, ProJKIOf, Ll9f\ll"Q, ~ EQ<llpmenl. MIWP<>ttf .f'AClftCA ALMS Cl~ ASSOCIAJIOl'f Wl'Ui SOUlH COAST AC'TOAS CO-OPI (714) 957-0282 Paid Polltical Advertisement fflli"'J':. WALTER KNOTT ,_1 \ FOUNDER -KNOTT'S BERRY FARM " +; ~ "My 6Upport of Dr. Peterson r continues because of his ·...:J. steadfast work on ,, Af!erican Heritage progra..,.ms." DA. H. STAOSCHEIN, COMMITTEE CHAI AMAN, ltOI N. BROADWAY, ~NTA ANA. AUTHORIZED ev DR. AOeERT PETERSON ~ Paid Political Advertlsement FOR DEMO.CIA TIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE HOWARD ADLER Elected Jncumbent RICHARD J. O'NEILL Rancher Paid by Billie Groskl, Howard Adler and Richard O'Neill 31821 Paseo Terraza. San Juan Capistrano. CA He says he's licked c rippling arthnt1s w1lh a strict diet ··when I see a friend I stt in it and chat. Or if I see a pretty girl l ask her 1r she wants a ride." he 11aid with a chuckle. IN GVLLECK'S YOUNGER years. he was a ventriloquist and magician. For his act he made an elfis h little man out of wood and called him "Tiny Tingletees." He still has the puppet a nd schoolchildren love to stop in and watch his performance They also· hke to watch him "play" the punching bag. part of his repertoi re when he ap- pearedon stage. The punching <or sped > bag 1s suspended from asoW\dingboard in i h•s wond e rou s workshop. • "I don 'l punch 1t, 1 GYLLECK play 1t." says lhe trim, little man with sil very hair and a while Van Dyke beard. HE SNAPS ON A TAPE r~corder and out comes a John Phillip Sousa march. Gylleck strokes the bag with his fists, elbows and forearms. keeping perfect bcal lo lhe music "Been doing this for 60 years." he says "To me 1l's a musical instrument . a los t art " _ Tht' workshop 1s llncd with things Gylleck has made, as well as antique maps and charts. slamed glass from on1: of Elgm 's original churches and thousands of photographs He's proudest of his 1·100 scale model of Elgin as il looked In 1855 He cut houses from balsa _ wood, formed trees and bus hes and even privies. "I never had an indoor bathroom until I was about 18 ... Most kiM never heard of a privy." he says. • I N MAKING THE MODEL. he worked off an 1855 city map and photographs more than 100 ye~rs old. ''I've duplicated every house so school kids can see how 1l was in Elgin when the population was only 3,000," he says. "They are very interest- ed in our history. more so than the adults.·· Gyllcck has been preserving Elg.n's history for the last 20 ycari-. I le accumulated 3.000 old photographs. mounting most of them in sequence for a panoramic view of the city a century or so ago. lie al~o acquired 1,000 photographic glass plates (equivalent of the modern negative ) that tell the story of Elgin, founded in 1833. "WHEN I GO I WANT TO leave a record," says Gylleck. "So many old people don't give a .. damn. The worst damn thing they can do is sit and play cards or checkers. or watch television all the t ime " Mend.ty. June 5, 1971 DAJL v PILOi A 9 ll'aid Political Advertisement Marian Bergeson FOR STATE ASSEMBLY 74th DISTRICT Don Mclnni• City Council a nd Fo""u Mayor Evelyn Han City Council Jackie Heather City Cout1c il Milan Doetal Fo,...erMayor B..1.SldlUag School BcMrrd Me Mber Betty .lo Balley Scltool Boord Memb er Thoma•C .C.eey SchoolBoard.FormerMcmber Dorothe. Sheely Fonreer City U brorion Doreen Man hall Former Mayor 8111 \'oh •·..,.,,..r c..o.1,_,. Ac..._..,. ea • .,., ... , REPUBUCAN ENDORSED BY - • Congressman Bob Badham -• Senator Dennis Carpenter ... • Assemblyman Bill Craven • Supervisor Tom Riley and communitv I-den throughout the 7 4th Assembly District Dr. Arnold Beckm•n Sclenll•t O .W. Dick Rich ard Bu•lneu Leade r Dor• Hill Former Afcryor Ed a: Flo .. Schamechw c .1,.rw11.e.c1 .... PaaJGnba- Feraer M4']10r Dr . .lohn Nicoll SchoolSuperi•t.rtcfe1tt Alen Andrew•. M.D . Orange County Me dical AHn, P-t Pre•icfe t1t .l.R. Fluor S..elne•• Lea d er Mud aBent. RepubUcan St. Cen t. Co"'•· Member D o n Str•••• Cit)! Council Duke O'Brien School Boord Mefflber TomHendmon School Boe.rd Membe r .lohn Appl ... te. M.D. ATSC. a. ...... o/tlae,.__.,, No,...H..uos . Oty Courtdl •"4 Former ltfctyor Roderidl MacMIUlan School ao-cl M....tJer Mary S•aUwood Clty Cout1d l Arlene Schafa- Clty Coun cil DoaS.aU.eed Schoel Board rreeld ettt VOTE Tuesday, dune 6 •re-• for 7401 A.6 .. 1224 P.-llJ.-ke. N o.,...-t lleaela. CA ..... .1.0 . T ........ ~r - , Are you getting pitcher's~? ~ybe you're spending too much time behind home plate. As you get older it takes more than occasional weekend sports to keep in shape. At Holiday Spa Health Clubs we can help you remove those extra.mounds and bulges with a personal exerase program developed by our Program Directors f:Mt takes your body, fitness level, and desrred goals into acrount We ~er e~cepti~. ways to control weight, mcluding nutnt:Jon and diet programs developed by a staff df prdessional dietary coosultants. work out on some of the finest exercise equipment available in the industry, so you'U achieve maximum results in a minimum amount of time. Plus jogging, handball. rac.quetball. and swimming at some clubs make Holiday Spa a complete fitness center. And added facilities like steam, sauna, whirlpool , and sun gs make working out even nY>re enjoya le. 't make any more errors.Join Holida Spa Health Clubs today. We'll put you oo the winning team. Holiday .~ Buena Park 510 South Beach Blvd. South of Lincoln Avenue (714) 826-0381 Costa Mesa 2300 Harbor Blvd. Harbor Center (714) 549-3368 Encino 17031 Ventura Blvd. Huntington Beach 18585 Main Street Main Stat Beach Blvd. (714) 842-1451 Long Beach 4101 Atlantic Blvd. Comer of Carson (213) 426-8874 North & West Valley 9143 De Soto Ave. at Nordhoff (213) 882-5912 Orange 622 East Katella Ave. West of Tustin Ave. (714) 639·244 l Westminster 6757 Westminster Ave. Westminster Center (714) 894-3387 Hollywood 7080 Hollywood Blvd. And our Progressive Physical Um· ditioning Program is one of the fastest, most effective ways to get in shape. You'll Di!femrt members/tip /m'>J(ra~ available includi'1g a two-werk mlmdurlory program.. C11Jbs lor Men and Wol118R . ,,,...,. . ... ... West of Balboa (213) 986-6330 ~ I Comer LaBrea Ave. Safa Medical Center (213) 469-6307 Now open: Our new Weet Los An1eles Clab at 1'14 So. Bundy (Near Olympie Blvd.> Call Now 82t·7S7l. . ... .. 7 13 Vie .for Board Seat R v nu Post Try Lure 5 From County B> MlCHA F.I. PASKEVl('ll OI ""' 0..1, ,,, ... $1<tff In whul qualifies as lhc least pubhcu.ed part1i.an clcct1on race in Tuesday's primary. L3 can- didates, including fi ve Orange County residents, arc in the run- ning for the 2nd District scat or the state Board of Equalizal1on complek the four VC'3r tl'rm of J ohn W L\nch. who d1ed in Ot'l't'mber tins SHE 1S CIL\IRWOMAN or the San Diego County Energy Com- m it t e e and µr esident or the Palomar Collc•ge Development Foundation Walter M Zi~lar, Santa Ana re· i.1denl and proptlrty appr auser Russell A. Blood and Santa Ana attorney/tax professor Larry Rothman. Also appearing on Republican Party ballots are air line pilot a nd bus inessmen Fred L . Clayton of Vista. Equalization Board auditor Ernest J . Dronen- burg of E l Cajon. attorney Mike Sc hae fer of San Diego and public accounta n t T e r ry Sutherland of Clovis. As CalJforma 's maJor re venue agency. the board is charged with maintaining intcrcoUJ\ly equalization of collected proper- ly lax funds and the prope r dis · lr1but1on of slate gas. alcoholic beverage, cigarette and in- s urance laxes She was sell·c·ted as one of two San Diego women or the year and earns $38,000 a year as u member of the Board o f Equalization. Her comp etiti on on the Democ ratic side includes Joseph R. Donahue. a retired college professor and Westmmster resi- dent. Fred E . Barber, a Huntington Beach engineer is running on the American Independent Party l1cket. ORANGE COUNTY IS located in one of four state equallzatioo districts, District 2, which also inc ludes San Diego, Riverside, Imperial, San Bernardino. Kem, Tulare, Kings and Fresno coun- ties . CENTRAL CO MMI T T EE m ember Ma ry Christian-Heising of San Diego, public accountant Edmund J K e l ly of San Bernardino and Fresno tax con· s ultant J ohn W Lynch round out the Democratic field of five can- THE TOP VO'f E.getters in Tuesdats primary will s quare ore in the November General E lection. The Board of Equalization is ·chaired by Slate Controller Ken Cory and last year handled tax re- venues exceeding $6 billion. The incumbent in Tuesday's pr imary race Is Iris Sankey, a De mocratic appointee of Gov. Edmund G. Brown in May 1976. The Solana Beuch <San Oaego County> resident was selected to didates. _ Seven R~pubhcans are vying for Mr~ Shankcy's post . mclud· mg Newport Beach businessman The board does not set tax rates but audits the distribution of s tate tax revenues. .. He Took Off Weight But He's Still 4F . .. ~ NEWARK, N.J . <AP> -Tom Vogli o s ays his problem isn 't his weight, it's rolls or Army red tape. The LS-year-old New City, N. Y., man weighed 240 pounds when he took a physical exam for lhe Rangers corps al the Armed Forces Ex- amining and Entrance s tation here May 23. That was seven pounds over ------------ the Army's limit for a 6 foot 3 Too much. too fast. said the frame A counselor told him 1f Army. Regulations put a three- he lost the necessar y weight in pound limit on weight loss per three days he could re-take the W<'e k phvs ica l. .. E xceeding the guidelines can Voghod1d better than that. be d e trimen tal to the i n · A P Wl,..ploolo TOO MUCH TOO SOON Weight Watc her Vogllo -l'Al(J POLHICAL AOVE.RllSE.MENf - UNDE R THE GUIDANCE of his father John. a 14-year Army veteran. he went into intense training a t a YMCA gym, los t 12 pounds and returned lo the ex· amining station d1 v1d µ.a l's physicar status." said l David Korponai. "I know e of our doctors told him to e back in three d ays. That's loo fast." Rut Vogho will get another c hance to qualify on Thursday Efficient Law Enforcement I or tho past four year.., a:. Orange County Sheriff 13rad Gate:. ha:. d e mon:.tratod his abilities and leadership qualities. Brad Gates has kept Orange County's largest la"" enforcement agency among the m ost respected and well-run in the sta te. f:vun In tho face of skyrocketing in fiat ion, Shc>riff Gatci. h.ii. mntin11Pd to bring high quality. professional lnw f'nforccmcnt to all of Oran~c County. Sheriff Gates has implemented cost saving programs <ind fouf(ht tor ruforrn'> that have msultc•d in cost ('fTidC'nt law enforcement for Orang1· County. Durin~ Brnd C:;ttc•<.,'f1r1-l lorm a i. your Sheriff. his Uq>a111111·111 1 1.1~: • lncruai.ccl 11.1trol n1\1·1ngo w ithout increased c·or-1. lw 1·.,tablishing ono-ofncc:r patrol <.;ar service in appropriate art?as. • Expandro and restructured a vdfunta l') a•mcrgrmcy Reserves force of over 300 1ralnt.:d p<:rsonnC'I ... at a great co:.1 ~avings to taxpaycN. • lmplcmcntcc.I more efficit>11I mana~cmont by reorganizing 1hr Uepartmcnt into three major divisioni.. • Arought tho South Orange County lihrrifrs Substation into full operation. 1hus cutting patrol travel or "down" time. w h ilo providing for efficient local patrol 10 area residents. • Successfully opposed lawsuits. brought by special intorcsl groups, wh ich would hnvo cost taxpayers many thousands of do llars In Increased operational costs of the detention facilities. • Maintained a highly effective level ut i.crvicc to th o growing populace without corresponding Increases in opt•rational cu:.ll> Re-elect Sheriff Brad Gates. The man with the Ability, Experience and Accomplishments. FM'ldtGI Ot'lda.lall2 Brool<llClloWOr"'9.6Mla..,..,CAll2706 °""'° R. WMe CPA. T-.<tf Con10MUutllo<1t4IC!llnCl~bV$llenll lhdo.tM a •o--w••< ••• ' LOCAL I NATIONAL Pd. Political Advertisement IF YOU LIKE BIG GOYERNMENl- YOU'LL LOVE .PR. SlllON 131 , SA VE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOLS Proposition 13 will make drastic cuts in our school budgets. Already many teachers have received dismissal notices. On one day Jarvis &nnounced that the sales tax will be raised to protect schools. on the next day he talked about future propositions to halt increases in sales · and income tax . But this much you can be sure of; if Proposition 13 passes the decisions about our local schools w ill be made in Sacramento. and our local school boards will have to check with Sacramento before they do anything; except maybe to fire more teachers. • SAVE OUR LOCAL POLICE Jarvis talks about cutting the fat out of government. yet Proposition 13 will c ut the heart out of our local police forces. Right now our local Chiefs of police care abot,Jt fighting cri me: If Proposition 13 passes they will have to begin caring about the politicians in Sacramento who will determine their budgets. Do you want your local police begging for money in Sacramento or back here in Orange County fighting crime. SAVE OUR LIGHTS Lighting districts. in Orange County are supported 100% by property taxes. A 2,6 cut in property taxes will mean a % cut in our lights. Where will the money come from to keep the lights on? Maybe the apartment owners will pick up the cost. But don't hold your breath. SAVE OUR CONTROL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT When 7 BILLION DOLLARS is cut from property truces there will be a dramatic ri se in Federal and State taxes since you will lose deductions on your income truces. The message you will send to the politicians will be; THREE BILLION DOLLARS to Washington and 600 MILLION DOLLARS to Sacramento. ·we all know that when State or Federal Governments get their hands on the money it comes back with regulations and restrictions, if it comes back at all. For a few pieces of silver Jarvis will deliver you to Federal and State Bureaucrats. HOWARD JARVIS CALLS THIS SCARE TACTICS-BUT SUPPOSE WE ARE RIGHT? If Proposition 13 passes it will be law, forever. It will take % 's of all the possible eligible voters to change it. Tomorrow far less than %'s of those potential voters will go to the polls. Are you willing to risk the prosperity of Orange County on the ever changin_g promises of Howard Jarvis! SAVE THE CALIFORNIA DREAM 110. ·13 YES ON 8 Paid for and authorized by Business Professionals for Effective Representation Richard J. O'Neill, Chairman 2002 N. Broadway Sant\\ Ana. Ca. 92706 • ... 7 ~ ~ . , ,, , :. .F , . • s -, , ~ . , • ,. , . r . . r . " , .. .. . ,.. . , , . AT YOUR SERVICE I NATIONAL Mondly. June 5, 1978 DAIL v PllOT A J I JOHN & GINNY GYORKOS Father Wins "Paternity Leave" Fight .,,..... ...... , '°'• SENATOR DENNIS WPENTER -' ORMER ASSEMBlYMAN HON. ROBERT H. BURKE IA ..,wt of HONOL 'LU fAP I -Last summtr Don Sharp and his ~1fr. Man·y. decided to rt!verse roh:~ so ht• could return to work as a paramedic and he could sU1) home "1th their two young sons But when Sharp asked for a leave or absence from the JOb he had held for five years as a child· care spee1aHst with the s tate's Leah1 Hospital. he was told the state did not recognize paternity leave NOlAN FRIZZEU.f FOR ASSEMBl YMAN 73rd DISTRICT bOOt .. .,.~ oeld lot l>Y JoM 1"4 O'""Y Oyo•~Ol. 6u111 200. HunttnotOll b~ """-141182 8H~ll 81vO, HunlinQIOlt 8Mo" 0'64' SHARP LEFT THE JOB anyway, and Or· gan1zed "Hawa11 Worker s Committee for Palernl· ty leave." a group dedicated to cha nging th& regulations. "The committee's m otto was 'The father helped make the baby a nd the father s hould help ta ke care of the baby,' "Sharp said with a laugh. Paid PoliticaJ Advertisement LEE BRANCH , IS NO POLITICIAN * He's Just A Very Good County Recorder LHA.llAHCH C....tyleccar*r LEE A. BRANCH FOR ERK RECORDER OR.ANGE COUNTY CL · • June i 1978 Dear Friend and Voter· d f S perv1sors vote Recently. the County ~r.':e oBra~ch county Recorder unan1mously to appoinement this past Apnl 1st. effective upon my ret1r to the combined post Lee now faces re-elect~n with my enthusiastic -t County Clerk-Recor er ~ndorsement and support. d n the Recorder s OU1ce Lee Branch ha~ ~g;~~e ~ast several years ;~rked tor 20 years an To ether. we have my Ass1tanl Recorder t ~t protess1onal-level hard to develo~e~~~deer"~ o'mce. service in the . the field of six that Lee as the only ca~didate inot the high~ standards can ensure a continuation that we now en1oy. . in iving Lee Branch your vote Please Join mpoe rt ~n June 6. and your sup o~.-ch~ # _$,v~-, rl ';J" Sincere\)'. .,..,..,..rdef lR&tlredl d countV "....,.., c1er1<.·Recor or Wylie Carlyle Oran~raACtl tor countV c ampaign Chairman Lee l Paid Po litical Advertisement RETAIN JUDGE RICHARD D. HAMIL TON JUDGE RICHARD D. HAMILTON • • • has served the people of Orange County for twelve years as a Municipal and now Superior Court Judge. He is respected for his frim and fair decisior.is. JUDGE RICHARD HAMILTON ..• Has ne Support Of Our COfNllllnity Hon R11on 8 c;i.., G•ov"' f s""'~ £M Jvd•ll\R-Hon ,,.,...,,...,,,,_ Hon A-Cmon Willt• J Co.,._ Cao ,,.,..,,,,_ ,,,,.,,,...,_ Y~tll'lrldl l'ofoce Cec>I..,,..... PU<WH 0.-... CoulWv ~°""I! .._ Hon lOUN 0 "-Hon Jto-t:~ Col Jenn £ llarNft U.8 MC.. RM E~l~MO [)oNIOM WI~ Aoll«ll H-- R..,omoncl U.. E.14 -Ol1o L80IYo Hon JoM E. McOowoeV ,... .. Scheff. ""0 He<wyJ H~ PllO o .. ,. Jolin OlllCll Wintll" F -· Eto ~111 sonere111ne. E.oo 0-g• T-IM Cvmf r•r .. .,.,~~' R<>'1nc! E 8'90"9"'. E.oQ Oo•Tob>n EO Nolt-ROQ<!< A•"'""""'1 T-flylol l'Ou'•ne Rengel Rc'*11 M..,..,,,,M O wi1-s...-. ~ w J 8•n-Tl'or'll R-Se.....,,., ~TS .IOlln Ylt1ue &Cl Seo,. Reod ...... c 'T-f1'1 HOii P99....,.,._ lOQ1tE ~ b4 Hon Howen!~ HO<' Selly 8etMttVe Wyt .. A Altt<MUo z1 ... 01<>1<cwicn teonetO 01\A:bOf\! M 0. f ...... 81"*1>. Elo RuOY MOf\f~ EMl M.,.,yMoen ""'""C ~·~E"> Roy HQlm Ju"• NeptlJft'lli G"'°'99 S•"""910n .,,., • .,.,.,.~J't\O AicllefOI F,_ 1'110 Wt_B....._AIA Jane encl Ctwfton ~ JoM w SolomM. EltQ W1lll1mf A°"" T-Crotl>Y &ca o. .. llOyd f•"ICl1B.-. Vef\ 81rtue Allc:eMffO [Ml f •-MllO. [IQ ,,.., .. l_ .LOVIMI TUf- "'"' Oult9"e II> C!w,.1t1n Abel A I A Rayl 0-!AQ Tom Mu<Dl>y J1-. w 0 8'Mtn (.IQ .i.mee M0<9*1 Eta · We Just wanted to establish the option ror fathe rs lo raise tht>1r young children by beang able to tako one year off trom their jobs without pay." Last month Sharp's group got what it wanted. "fhe State Department of Personnel Services changed its rules to allow rathers to take leave without pay to care for infant or adopted children. 1nsutement alt.er taking time off to care ror their children." IN THE PAST . ONLY women were allowed.to take lime off -as either sick leave. vacation. llmtt leave without pay or a comb1nat1on or lhe three --;::;;::;::;:;;:;;;;::;:;;::;::;:;::;:==i' to accommodate pregnancies or new children. Paid Poht1cel Adv. PAUL ALBRIGHT, A s pokesman for the Coun· enough. we had one case where a male. who was B c1I of State Governments. a research group based the only adult in the household. adopted a chHd. orbaro No one incide nt precipitated the revision. Vo~e Botelho said. although he recalled. "Strangely Ul Lexington. Ky., said Hawaii's falernlly policy The problem was that we had no provision to was "unu.5ual as a stated polJcy o a state govern· authorize him a leave. so it was a d.IHicult situa-B ment agency." lion for u.5 " artol Hawaii's personnel director. Donald Batelho, Sharp said his organization probably would M etropolitan said the change in civil service rules and regula· dis band. lions was adopted in part to reflect changing "I'd sure like to go back to work because it's Water District · Lifestyles among the state's 20.000 employees. No been a year and a difficult one financially for us. Div. 1 specific time limit was establis hed, but it was un· ~ut we don't regret the decision because It's not ,__,b>'_.., illltl>IN A """" d tood f th Id b all ed to t k I h1 • f •• fJllol f OU..,.,I• Ott ... H11ntll'llfO" ers a ers wou e ow a e eaves met ng you cant measure an M!rms o money. e .. c,. ce111orn1• 1u"-P"•"• up to one year. Sharp said.·· t'U,., ··wedcleted references to maternity leaves so ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ as not to be discriminatory." Botelho said. '"The Paid Political Advertisem ent new provision refers lo leaves without pay for an- fant care. <'hild adoption and so on. What this m eans is that men tn state jobs are entitled to re -·~ "Got a problem? Then wn te lo Pal Dunn. Pat w1U cut red tape, gettmg the answers and acti.on you need to solve mequittes m government and busmess Mail your questums to Pat Dunn. At Your .Service. Orange Coast Daily Pilot. P 0 . Boz 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. As many letters as possible will be answered. but phoned mqumes or letters M t mclud.mg the reader's full name. address ond busmess hours' phont> number cannot beconsldered Thiscolumnappearsda1· ly except Saturdays " Card Needed ior Mexico StaPf DEAR PAT: I plan to take several trips to Me'<1co this summer and I'll be staying nearly a week each u me. Do I need a passport or visa ? l~J!t~~~l!'-~lization J .H .. San Juan Capistrano No. You \Citl need a Tourist Card for u~nded visits to Mexico. Travel agenl5 and alrllnes have the necessar y form, but the easiest way of obtain· Ing ll is by sending a copy or proof of eltltenshlp with a self-addressed, s ta mped envelope to: Mex· lean Government Tourist Bureau, 9701 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1201, Beverly Hllls, Calif. 90212. Ac· ceptable proors of citizenship Include a birth certificate, current or expired passport or voter registration certificate. When you receive your Tourist Card, fi ll out the t op pa rt. Mexican authorities will complete the lower porllon. Be sure that you take the original copy of the proof of citizens hip used to obtain the card with you when you visit Mexico. You may be asked to show It as well as the card. Fibre'11 Part of Planl. Package DEAR PAT: I've read a lot about the benefits of having riber in the diet, but I don't want to pay -- extra for high fiber bread. Which foods have a lot or hber in them ? LL., Mission Viejo F iber often is ad vertised as if It Is a s lngle en· tlty, when actually "fi be-r " refers to a number of complex substances derived from planls. Tbelr ideotllylng feature is that they are not broken down by the digestive juices of humans. We do a bsorb some fiber s, however, through partial digestion. CelluJose. hemicelluJose. pectins and Ugnis fiber are found In the cell walls of plants, and non-cell wall fibe rs are lo plant gums , mucilage1.1 and phytic acid. Whole gra ins-wheat bran In partlcular-.re high in he micelluJose and ceUuJose. Other foods which are good sources of fiber are dry beans and pe as, nuts, peanut butte r . cabbage, c arrots, cele ry, leafy vegetables, apples, oranges, dry fruit. and other fruits and veget•bles. Whole fruits and vegetables are b1gher In fiber than Ju.lees. llonee Care Co•t• Payab~ DEAR PAT: My doctor has prescribed home health services as treatment for an injury I suf· fered. I think I should be in the hospital. But, he says that Medicare wouldn't pay for a hospital stav because it wouldn't be considered reasonable and nccessarv. What does that mean? -G K . Fountain Valley l"nder the law, Medicare doesn'l cover care lhal is not "rt>asonable and nttessary" for the treatment or an Illness or injury. u your doct-Or placf'd you in a hoseltal or skilled nursing faclllty whe n the kind of care you nttd could be provided e lsewhere-for example in your borne-your s tay wou ld not be considered r eason a ble and necessary. So. Medicare conld not cover your s tay. Medicare also cannot cover more services than are reasonable and necessary for your trealment. This a nd other information about this rule is con-tained In the booklet, "Yo ur Medicare Handbook," a va ila ble at any Social Security office. Paid Political Advertisement AVOID DISASTER IN OUR SCHOQLS AND STILL REDUCE YOUR TAX BILLS!! NO, NO, MO, ON PROPOSITION 13 • YES, YES, YES, ON. PROPOSITION 8 Paid for by the committee of Huntington Beach City Schools Managers against Propo.iltton 13. John Magnuson. Member. 735 14th St . Huntington Beach. 4iC. ••• Paid Political Advertisement E-RNIE WHO? .FOR WHAT? ERNIE DRONEN BURG For STATE .BOARD OF EQUALIZATION EXPERIENCED . 7 years with the Board of Equalization as Supervisor BUSINESSMAN ... Vice Pres. of local Corporation Pad IOI bY Ille commtttee IO elect Erme Oronenw<g. 2785 KUf1l S1 . San Otego, CA 92110. OICl< Hoy. Chairman REPUBLICAN VOTE DRONENBURG l!l JUNE 6th REPUBLICAN First Federal Savin~s is proud to spotlight young people who are making an important, po itive contribution to our community, and who symbolize the kind of studt.·nt who will be tommorrow's community leader~. I>&;~~ Baker Near Harbor HOURS: f>ailv QAM 10 4PM. Friday 9AM 10 6PM. S:iturdav 9AM to ~PM . Ample ftt~ pukinii. Tdtphonc S49·9141 for lntormadon. ' ) i I ·! •• Monoer Ju!\41 b 1978 South Coas t Scholars Philip l\lorris Inc. scholarships have been CJ warded to (CIO('kw1sc from upper left 1 Laurie A. Stevens of I r vine. Jackson G. Schoos of Mission Viejo. Kent D. Pelt of Laguna :'\igul'I and David J . Saul of San Juan Capistrano. They are top students whost.• p~n.:nts work for the Miss10n V tc.>JO Company A Y°"r D•llY Pilot c•n be Recycled. OC C oper•IH ottk.••f cer"•' t0t Coal•MeH. I·:!,., '' .. .. ........ ... TRUMA N LEGG COUH'1 Cllll H':O·I Otl p,.,o olnd Autho-r1u-d b., Trum•n Lrg9 tJ} M< F.10d·Pn Pl-1.cf". 'Owport 81!'1Ch Paid Political Advertisement A.E. 'RED' PATTERSON CALIFORNIA ANGELS "/Job Peterson ·s rmrl101.1s 0 11 hard work in a th le tin and 111 academics is splcndl'd1 .. OR H STAOSCHtlN, COMMlnEE CMAIRMAH. 1'°1 N BAOAOWAY. SANTA ANA AOTHOAIZEO BY OR ROBE AT PETERSON Elect Doomed Mother Seen Screen Image S tirs H o rror \'ENTNOH. NJ 1AP1 -Suddenly, more than 3~ years uflt>r l!hc died in 1.1 Nazi conct'nlrat1on l'ttmp. Debora Lee Fro mer 's image appeared on the telev1s1on bcre.>n. frightened and apparently mmutei. away Crom death. The forlorn woman stared into the German camera. clutching the arms of three other women in white underclothes Behind them scores of bodies lay on the f!round. Mrs. Fromer wore her husband's long unde rwear and high leather boots. llELF.N GREENBAUM, WATCffiNG NBC's tt-le vis1on drama "Holocaust ," recognized her 1110lhl'r "Whe n I saw tha t picture on television. l didn't sl<'CP until I found out." said Mrs. Greenbaum "I said, ·1 won 't rest until I see that picture.' I had to know whether I imagined at or not." l\t rs. Fromer . a Polish J<'w. was pictured In one or the hastorlcal photographs that were used an lhe f1 ct1onalized progra m s hov.n earlie r th1s spring. MRS. GREENBAU~1 AND her sister, Rosahe Wattenberg, also of Ventnor. had never learned for sure what happened to their mother after thev were separated during the darkest days or World War 11. But when they s aw the photograph. they determined to find out. With the help of NBC. the s isters traced the photograph to the library of the American Jewish Committee in. New York. whe re thousands of similar, death camp pictures are kept For hours . the women searched through volumes on Polish Jews. Aboul to give up, they flapped open a book publis hed in Germany, depict· ing prison camps in that country. "I JUST OPENED THE BOOK and screamed. ·11 ·s m other!"' Mrs. Greenbaum said. She said the photograph confirmed for them that she had perished in the camp. She said lhe t all black boots may have caught her eye "When the family was separated and I was left with my mother, we went and bought two pairs of boots." Mrs. Greenbaum said. The sisters say they rttall the boots from those early d ays in Warsaw. THE PHOTOGRAPH WAS THE missing link an the Life and death of their mother. The sisters only know from secondhand accounts that their fa ther and a brother perished in the death camps . Two olhcr brothers rscaped. Mrs. Grrenbaum, who was 16 at the time, a nd Mrs. Wattcnbt'rS?. who was 20. managed to s lay together as they wen• moved from one camp to another before American soldiers freed them at Dachau. l F anwd Sto re R eborn LOS ANG ELES <AP > -The once-exclusive sporting goods fi rm of Abercrombie & Filc h will be reborn on Wils hire Boulevard. unde r the owners hlp of Oshman's Sporting Goods, Inc. of· fi cials say. The "new" Aberc rombic's will open in Oc· tobe r , Alvin N. Lubetkm, Oshman's president and chier executive officer said. Paid Political Advertisement Robert E. Carrillo win11m l A..,._,.,. en .. ,~, o -;.....,..... 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T.:rp1 r ( 11lhr:r1 A. Thon1.1' l.11111'' W Thorn 1 1 n 1•,·r I ll'hk r I< 11h,•r1 K lulkr, I 1 I • "' I k l.111d 1,..·1,iftl I l 111 I l,rl• \ ·'"" 1 C .11111 \\ 1w111 I{ 1d1.11 d ( • \ "'' f \li.11 ... ·1 I \\ 11t1 11 '' i.. \\ 11 lh ''I'"' •11 Rohr.:11 II \\ d1h (.1101 J. \V..:1)'hl ' 1111 \\ \.'1111'.Hlkll 11, 1r:11~ \\..:1n)!Jrlf1:n \V 1ll1Jm I . W1.·ni..c l<nn.1IJ W1~)!d \\ 1ll1Jm M W1 lc0\1•n h rr> Woolf I lh~ unlf Curnl Wooth loho C. Wooll.:v l homus /\. /,11.:r , - O RANGE COUNTY OAIL y PILOl A 13 , . ' ' Wate r District Race in Ba.ckground l HUMAN LEGG •~•-•uNf' ( l fll If•. •••tJll 8) JUUt\' <.'L;\l St.N Ot 1"9 D.-11y ~1lol •&.II 1·,, I ,.,,J•i.,.lt"·'•P"'\ll.•1 11,10 .i•• ll'•l't 1 11 f~1 • nltJr" t*•.u 1· ,.., • .,,.,_., t Or•,u h I <'ons tdl•r hlni the only opponent -1:; McColloch," Clark claims. "l 've belJ) In getUng lhem waltir. he says, <tulle knowledgeable and expen enced been lold he'U seek revenge (on those and they are happy to support him .:::; j 3 §...._ . l'ht· race for fifth d1v1'11on d1rt•ctor uf M un1c1p"1I Watl'r Dis trict o( 01a1~~t· County tMWOOC 1 111otJttbl} won l get much .ntent1on Jun~ 6 And 1t'1. a i.h1tme sa)s Wayne Clark or ln IOC who lS seeking the seat held by 77-year old Clem•McColloch or Leisure World . 1n po1tt1ci.." Ile referred to Clark. who support Clark > and is just a guy with time and money. Daldwlnn-1..-1 I Neither Clark. whose warchest is you don't cross." His supporters read like a "Who's Pia nos "; aboul hair the size or McColloch's. McColloch laughs at the charge 1 h be t 'd th ... : d · Who in Orange County Water." d r . ~· ~ nor t e 1nrum n cons1 er e ""r "That's quite a reputation," he His larger donations have come an l : -I . candidate, Santa Ana security guard says. "I've never heard or thJs guy from the big development companies Organs '~ °' A Otto Kutsch, a serious threat. before this year. And after this Ls _ including Mission Viejo Company Feciort '"'atte'"' Ava1lablhty o! water. Clark con- tends, regulates the growth and de- velopment or the county. The plan- ners, he says, just fi ll in the colors designating density on maps once the water lines are in. KUTSCH HAS filed statements ~vg~l~.r.:ll probaoly never hear of h1m president Philip Reilley and Richard LESSONS· IN'>TRuMENTS noting he has gathered no more than O'Nelll's Rancho Mission Viejo -1•11 MUSIC $200 in campaign funds. and from water district directors and CENTER The race between former fruit MCCOU,OCR SAYS water people managers such as Carl Kymla. '-"• ••ncl .,..9020 L eafkW'q grower Mc~U~ha~Clark -M~a~r~e~n~·t~af~r~~~d~-~Th~e~y~·r~e~g~r~a~~~M~f~o~r~hi~s~~~~(~~~W~A~T~E~R~P~a~e~A~l~4~)~~~~==~=·:·:~:~:·=== Nancy H arr is of Newport Dearh. as- sociate director of the Mental Health Assoc 1at1on of Orange County. will se r ve as 1 978 c h a ir man o f the agen cy empl oyee campaign for United Way of Orange Coun- t v North-So uth. Trial H e ad Appointed O r a n ge a tt orney Hubert IL Cla rk has been appointed traffic trial commissioner for the North Orange Coun- ty Municipal Court in Fullerton. Clark. a former depu- ty Orange County dis- trict attorney. was once a California Highway Patrol captain and served on the committee wh ich r ecodified the st.a te Vehlcle Code. CLARK SAYS TUE water supply sltuallon in Orange County 1s laced with cronyism and lhal 1l's lime for change. But 10 lhe days when the amount1>f campaign funds spent often relates to v ic t ory at the polls, incumbent McColloch has an edge. He expects to s pend $4.500 on his campaign . McColloch has been an MWDOC director in one division or another since the district's birth in 1951. That's when it was formed to act as th e agency t o bu y a nd sell Metropolitan Water District !MWD > water in Orange County. Cla rk a nd McColloch seek the directorate Cot.,.division 5 of the dis· trict which inc l udes San Juan Capistrano. the· Saddleback Valley, the city of rrvine. the eastern edge of Santa Ana and part of Tustin. ES'rABLlSHMENT OF MWDOC opened the way for development - especially in south county areas - that has seen Orange County grow from an arid area housing 220.000 persons to its current popul ation or 1,730,000. When last elected to the fifth di v is ion directorship in 1974, M cColloch spent less than $2,000. He says it'll cost m ore this time "because one or my opponents -and MCCOLLOCH aide to second district Orange County Supervisor Laurence Schmidt -has shaped into a contest between those who have fought long and hard to secure water to encourage develop- ment and those who believe it's time to pass control of the pump to the electorat e r a the r than the Ian· downers. rronically, MWOOC neither levies a tax <it quit taxing in 1967 to exist on interest from a surplus or more than $9 million 1 nor 1s controlled by Ian· downers as arc several or the south county water agencies. CLARK, SO. LONGTIME public re· lat1ons man and former newspaper reporter. contends thal McCoUoch at age 77 is a "crus ty autocrat of the old school." People -especially lhose dealing in water and relying on it for de- velopment -"ar e a fraid of ************************* it Paid Political Advertisement l t·Eltcl s,..1111 l •sl1tH•-,.. : q ·· CHRISTOPHER MAGEE snn : Jt REPVellCAH CENTRAi. COMMITTEE ... -~ "Mr M-Ollly Is Oft YCHAr laflott" * ~ . . .. ,.. !he word incumbent create~ unfair • advantage tor easy reelec tion. • ... resuttmg tn apathetic reoresentat100 ,. French Students Seeking Families ~ ·-. Ten French students ages 18 to 22 need host families for a month begmnang July 2 whlle they part1t'1pate in a cultural exchange program in the Newport Harbor area. it COURAGf.IMTEGltTY•fX'ERIEMCE it Jt ~ Pood 8y CM• M..,.. S"'<" M •S43 °'M>Ot A... Cot~ Mn4 ,. ******************•****** Paid Pol1t1cal Advertisement MRS. DORA HILL The program is sponsored by the British Eura. pean Center. The students will attend classes three hours a day during the visit. Children of host families are eligible to participate in the BEC's exchange pro· gra m in England. FORMER MAYOR "Bob's programs that put Basics First get my uote." Information is availa ble Crom Ms. Jolyn Wayne al 675-5135. OR H STROSCHEIN. COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, 1W1 N. BROAOWAV, SANTA ANA. AUTHORIZED BV OR. ROBERT PETERSON Paid Political Adver11sen'fent 36th STATE SENATE DISTRICT VOTE TO OR WIN THE PARTY WITH Gil MAY LOSE Ferguson IN NOVEMBER* * VOTE FOR REPUIUCANS, UNITE l&llND A WINNER! G ii ftrCJUSOft is a dynamic: Republic• leader. Mt fust cmoltlet* politidanl Gii ftrCJUSOft Is a loyal Republican who has Mftf' deMr+ecl the party. Gil fercJlllSOll can beat a tough Democrat in No•cn...-. be dfectiYe for o_. district in SocrcllMtlto a11d help rekilMle the spirit of the Republcm Pcrty! Receftt polls published in the Los Altgeles Thnes (April 211 sltow that IF the pereMial. right-wing cmdiclaht Johll Sc• ntib wins tills J ... 6 primary. IM could lose to the Democrat ill No•elllber ••• "200/o of the RepubllcC11t1 polled said tMy wollld llOt •oh for Hie R.,...c• candldah In the geaeral elecffoll if It. wen Sci...ffz.11 Those ICllM polls show GU fercJasoft, rcffnd U. S. M.-officer and succnsful Newport business owt1er, ttte leader ~ ot11er Rep•blcan challengers. Republcans, make yovr vote count, elect a,.... yot1 c• be proacl to call yovr Stt1otor. GIL FERGUSON STATE SEMATOR-36th DIST. • RRST NAME ON YOURIALLOT FOR SUPERVISOR 2nd District The following candidates fo r Orange County Supervisor agree with AMIGOS DE BOLSA CHICA that preservation of the Bolsa Chica Marsh 1s not a luxury for environmentalists. It is a necessity for man • that elected county officials should aid in every way to help the state acquire the lowlands at the lowest possible cost to taxpayers • that land for a county linear park surrounding the Bolsa Chica should be acquired at the earliest possible time• • that commercial. residential, or marina development not be allowed in the lowlands • and that the Local Coastal Program Include careful wording to insure preservation and preclude development in the Bolsa Chica Lowlands. Amigos de Bolsa Chica. as a. public interest group. urges you to'\.. select a supervisor from these three ,. candidates: • Sonia Sonju • Harriet Wieder • J. Tilman Williams Laurence Schmit and David Baker agree on the above EXCEPT Schmit Is willing to permit and Baker has no opinion on commercial. residential. or marina development 1n the Bolsa Chica Lowrands. POllTICAL ADVERTISING PAID FOR ev A~IOOS DE OOlSA CHICA larntbe higb•t lntenst and still hae moner aatlalJle without penaltJ: Here are the facts. Savers who have certificate aC'Counts at Mutual Savings can borrow UP to 90% of their savings account balance without incurring the usual substantial interest penalty required by federal regulations for early withdrawal. EXAMPLE: You have a certificate with us earning at the annual rate of 8% ($1,000 minimum. 8 year term). A need arises-vacation. new car. emergency. whatever-for you to have some cash. You can borrow up to 90% from us at only 9% Annual Percentage Rate. while the account continues to earn at 8%. A difference of only 1%. Similar arrangements can be made on any of our term savings cert1f1cates. The advantage is obvious. You can afford to put your savings in a certificate that pays considerably higher interest than a passbook account without having to concern yourself about the required oenalty should you need funds from the account before it matures. Naturally, Mutual Savings accounts are insured to $40.000 by an agency of the federal government. Compare where you presently save. All savings institutions are not the same. You will find it easy to open an acc,ount at Mutual Savings since we can arrange to transfer your funds from wherever they are now located. Call or visit any o f our 16 Southern California offices for further details. ' ~ , ' ~ .4 i THE BIG M MUTUAL SAVINGS ANEOUALHOU~NOLENOEA AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMP\.OYEA c.pistr~·San Clemente•: 570 <:amino de Estrella/493-5651 Cofona del Mar: 2867 Eas1 Coast Highway/675-5010 Fountain Yllley•: 17900 MaQnoha SI /963-8396 Downtown Santa Ana: 631 North Main/547-9741 ·ao.n Silur<J.lys 10 .AM 10 2 PM • • • , . 1878 He's the Champ L:1ur~ Rt•cd. Hi . a :\l1ss1on Viejo High School student. ~hO\\S her plt·.i .... urc al learning that her s teer Chc mdl'fer ''on first plaec in I Ill· ltght\.\l•1ghl d1ns1on Saturday al the Futurl' Farml'rs ol . \mt·1 H ·.i F1t'ld ""~ T he.· t•\·cnt. ht-Id a l the high :-.choor.., •1gnn1lt11ra l <·ompll'\. ;d:-.o .t·e:1IUrl'd ,. hurlwnw From Page A 13 w·ATER DISTRICT CAMPAIGN. l\ymla, Moulton N1g-uel Water Das tr1 ct m anager , 1s helping McColloch man age h1!-> <':.tmpa1J!n this year M d'ollo<'h whose family once forml'cl tht• land upon'' h1<'h Cal State F ullt>rton ..... h. 1 .... nO\\ rNsrC'd lie de· vo~t'" more than :!O hours a wcek to M \\'DOC. he !'>ay .... helping has distract and otlwr d1..,tnt·t.., '' 11 h ~ :.ttl'r pro bl<.·m s and plum. NEITHER CONTENDER con· siders the MWOOC directors' pay 1sso per day on d1slri<'l business not to excl'C~d SJOO a month 1 much in· centivc. Rut Clar k 1s concernt·d with both MWDOC <tdm1n istrntive salaries and "1th its public relations and lobbying costs . I le says hl• also 1s concerned about the S9 4 million surplus. lle 'd like to sec it returned to the taxpayers ('LARK lllTS AT a s1:M.OOO puhltC' rl'l<.1t1ons budgl'l that includt•s water tours to Northern t'al1forn1a. o-. tc.·ns1bl) to t.•dut·atc kcv Orange Coun· 11:.tnS "1th tht• nl•ed for water and tlW mt.•lhodi. UM•d 1n hrmgmg 1t <.,Outh Tho::.t• lours. he· cla1mc,. co .... t S00,000 a \ t.•ar n t' n n 1.., M ;1 d .• 11 n ~1 W DOC' manager. Sil)"'· h11w1•\ c·r. that tht• tours cost only S55.000 a year The district's entire budget 1s a whopping $14.122.130 this fiscal year However, all but $688,130 -the cost or adm in isl ration -1s used lo purt'hasc 1\1 W D water for local distri cts, Mac Lam says. SO:ttE SAY IN the management or thal budget wall go to the m an who hfth d1v1s1on voters elect on June 6 As of Jan. 20. the div1s1o n conlamed 128.977 voter-.. Nearly 19.000 of those voters rr·s1dc inside the walls of Leisure World an urc;.s offonng s trong monetary support and verbal endorsements to resident McColloch Several of the walled <'Ommun1ty's residents have taken the expenses· paid wat e r tour o f North e rn Ci.l lifornia at McCollo<'h's invitation DESPITE AN uphill battlt·. Clark l'l>n tends he <'an upsl•l McColloch this .\'l'ar I k puts hig h priority on b<:1ng fa rst on the ballot and bearing the lt tit· "water district director " He <.1bo ts a n Irvine Ran<'h Water Dis trict director. hl• reminds lie also 1s known in I rvme wher e hl· one·<.· "as city planning <'O m · mission c·hairman Paid Political Advertisement • . "' LOCAL I CALIFORNIA Man Held Slnyings • in Titird Suicide Attempt Leads to Arrest LONG BEACH 1AP> A 27 )Car-old m an , Vmcente Art'ega. seC'kin~ treatment in the last of three alleged su1cJde attempts has been arrested in the blud~eoni ng deaths or a form(•r g1 rlfr1e nd and a Leen-age runaway from New Jersey, officers Said Art'ega's nickname. '"Perry." wai. scrawled m blood on a wall mirror in Lhe bedroom where the nude body of Marilyn Milner . 22. was found Friday by he r 28·year-old brother. Steve llendnckson. S~t. Bob Koob said The lull v dolhcd ,,..-------- body of c1 Lt-ii~ Blessing, ( J I&. of Cherry 11111. N J . STATE "as found on <1 hv1n~ room coueh 111 thl' ;.spart mcnl. Koob said l\l1ss Blessing, who also used the na rrn.· I 'a) e Bark le•). w;.ss Identified through cor· rcspondence found 1n the api:irtment Two Men DroU'.'n VISALIA CA P > T"o young m en -one from Bakersfield and thl· other from Visalia ·drowned in the Kaweah Ra ver an separate mis haps. authont1es said. V1ct1ms 1trc Willtam Kevin Lavery. 25. of Bakersfield, and Dann Tolpert, 18. of V1saha Sfamp-bllfler .I ailed SAN FRANCISCO CA P l All Martin Cox. 3-1 . \\anted after waiting in line for IS minutes "as 300 om·-cc11 t s tamps Im.lead. he ~ot 22 hours in jail. A mtld-mannert•d man by n::iture. Cox finally made 11 to tlw I runt of thl· posl offlt'e hnc, but was told b~ ;1 woman working the ::.in~lc open window that tht· braneh had JU!:>t c·losC'd Ill' Jammed his l'lbow undl·r tht· \\ 1ndow lhl· clt·rk wa~ trying to dost' and loudly dl·mm1d<.•d has stamps before g uard:. led hi m tiW:.t) at gunpoint Ou?ss Champ Walk• Out PASADENA <AP> -Defending c hampion Walter Browne of Berkeley staged a walkout in the U.S . l nv;tat1onal C hess Champ1onsh1p after tournaml'nl ol r1t'aals refused Sunday to accede to his d<'mancl that has tabk· Ix• moved to a better ltghted area. Browne, who was S<'heduled to play Larry Christensen of Modesto. later threatened to. withdraw from the tournament 1f offtc1als failed to reverse their rulmg thdl he had rorre1ted the match. Library of Congress Issues Lowell Album WAS JIJ NGTON IAP1 The Libra ry of Congress has issued a two·rl·cord album of read· ings by poet Robert Lowell. Lowell. who dtl'd last St•ptcmber. w<is poetry t'Onsultant tu lhl· l1brarv m 1947 and 1948. The ;dbum mt'lude:, LO\H•ll'.,· spoken <'Ommcntary on l':.tt'h pot·m :.ind thL• \Hirk!:> included cover a range of ha-. \\rtlmg · Thl• :.ilbum 1-. part of the ltbrarv's series Twcn- l1l'lh Cl·ntury Poetr~ in English and costs $14 from the Rel'ord1ng Labrar). Libra ry of Congress. Was hington. D C 20540 You can also obtain a catalog or n·cordmgs available an this series IA 1thoul charge from tht• samC' address Wornu Kecl1Ulrified? SACRAMENTO <AP > The ~talc Sl'natt· passed a bill classifying verm1culture tht• pro duct1on. processing. packaging and sale or earthworms and their byproduct~ as part of thP state's agnculture industry. That would make the SlO mll!Jon industry ehgi. ble for disaster relief. and permit worm growers to organize a stand ard-selling markettng order SWAT Traini119 Expand• CAMP PENDLETON tAP1 M('locan polH't• nre starting to train in the L'mted State-. to copl' with su<'h t•mergencics as h1Jack1r1J?S and freeing hostages. The SO·<'alled Spe<'aa l Weapon~ and Trnin1ng Team from state Judicial police m T1Juana twgan under superv1s 1on of Spanish-sl)t'aking San 01e~o police. Tht• training m San Dac~o and at th1-. Marine Corps base will include commando t a<'t1ci. 'flttu11·8oc~ Collot' TOILET TANK BALL Tl1•• e1t1c1e111 W;iter Master l «11~ b 111 1n~111nt1y ~!Op'! the llow <.( walt•r oltur flushing SI 25 AT HARDWARE STORES ~ Paid Polit ~al Advertisement Born Free Taxed To Death • • • YES ON PROP. 13 • • • California's Answer To The Boston Tea Party • • • Paid for by Keith B. Collins 2053 Newport Blvd., Costa M esa, CA. 92621 Paid Polat1cal Advertisement REPUBllCANS YOU DO HAVE A CHOICE FOR 74th ASSEMBLY "THE REPUBLICAN'S FIRST CHOICE" for STAIE ASSEMBLY 73rcl DISTRICT VOTE BOB WILKS A BUSINESSMAN/ ATTORNEY WHO WANTS TO * ELIMINATE INVENTORY TAX * ELIMINATE TEACHER TENURE * TAKE THE FAT OUT OF WELFARE * EXPAND NUCLEAR ENERGY * PUT PUNISHMENT BACK IN OUR PRISONS BOB WILKS x Paid F°' By Citizens To Elect Bob W1tk1 • Owen C8rstensen, Treet . 1852 Hampshire Rd . Tustin -·. itc&l!.~it ~m.a l!l!.l!.l! DR NOLAN FRIZZELLE HAS RECEIVED ENDORSEMENTS FROM SEVERAL PROMINENT REPUBLICAN S AND TWO VOLUNTEER REPUBLICAN S ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE ORGANIZED ON A STATE-WIDE BASES. SUCH AN UNPRECEDENTED DISPLAY OF SUPPORT DURING A CONTESTED PRIMARY CAMPAIGN IS AN INOICAT10N OF THE QUALITY OF THE MAN NOLAN FAIZZELLE SENATOR DENNIS CARPENTER I am pl&aSf'd to exlend my endorsement to You in your efforts 10 receive the Reupbllcan nom1na11on as lheir candidate in the 73rd Assembly 01Wict Apnl 21 . 1978 HON. ROBERT H. BURKE Nolen Fr1zzelle has my personal endorsement tor Assemblyman from lhe 73rd District. t worked closely w1tl'1 Nolan on several pro1ects during my 10 years es Assemblyman from this d1str1ct I lino him to be an unusually qua11f1ed man for 1he 1ob May 5, 1978 CALIF. REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY The Cahlorma Republican Assembly ii <;lalPw1de volunteer orgamzat1on l'las endorsed Dr Notan Friuelle tor Assemo1vman · 73rd D1stm:t ThP ~o•r was unanimous and thl' ac1ton was ldken di lh»or convention on April 1. 1978 UNITED REPUBLICANS OF CALIF. ThE' Untied Republicans of Ca11forn1a. another state·w1de volunteer organ1zat1on alc;o has undorsed Nolan rriuello for Assemblyman 73rd D1stnct Their vote wal also unanimous and was taken 91 lheir endorsing mecllng on May 3, 1978. Nolan Strongly Supports Prop. 13 -Opposes Prop. 8 VOTE JUNE -6- NOLAN FRIZZELLE 7 LOCAL NATIONAL H eadline Winners Told County Pr ss Club Present s Annual Awards \ llunun.:1011 Bt jl h "om.in "ho h J" ht•lpt'(I ,1 d1'>h~url"d Ti JU.ma boy ~am badly nct'<11..•d PIM.tic ~ur~ery w ;.1« honort.•d ulon A \\Ith thl' pn•.,uh·nt of lhl· ln 1nl' Co mp<rny und other <11 ... 1 111 ~u1~hed OrJngt• Count\-· rt•si dl•nb b y the Oranl-(c County Pre'>i-Club \ 1ritlnlj r J'>llllo ol llunt1ngton He Jch. ~ho ha~ sµc Jrheadcd fund-raising cffo ru for a 7 yeitr· old TtJUaoa boy who w.1!. badly burned man (•>.ploi.1vt> blast She wa s n a ml·d lfl'udl1nl'r 1n llumarutan.1111i.rn Kremer. 38, lncn·ased the firm's gross income by 60 percent. t.:omed1an Steve Martin, who grew up in Garden Grove. was honored as I leadliner in Enter· lainment. Headliner in Sports is Uob Dye. coach or the Cal State Fullerton basketball team. whilt; a posthumous award in spo~ Wf'nt to Clare Van Hoorebeke. whl) created a football tradition at An a he im High School that s panned 2J years The club nam e!> headliner!> ot thl' ye ar annually In a vartt'lV of ca l t• J: o r i ('., ·,. h 1 ~ } cu ·r · i- flcadlinen. N1Ahl was held at thl' Grand llotcltnAnuhc1m The flcadlln~r in Hus mess de s1gnation went to Peter Kre mer . named president of lht• Irvin<' Company less than a year ugo \MONG T HOSE l'll•·d wa., * * * Dad Stand-in For Con1edian • ANAHEIM <AP> -Comedian Ste ve Martin couldn't make it to accept his lleadlmcr of the Year award for ente rtainment from the Oran~P County Press Cluh. so he :-.l'nt his parc nb. to s ub for him (;lt·nn M.Jrlln. G3. and Mary l.t·e l\L1rtan . fi5. or Newport Hto;Jch •H·t·eptcd the plaque. 'Stc,·c aµprN'1utes this very mueh ancl wo ul d want my mothl•r <ind me to th:rnk you ... Steve ·s d;.id said. s miling at his wife who cast him a d irty look. AP Wl...,.,..10 Anaheim truck driver Ron !larding was given a heroism a ward. lie cras hed his 30-ton diesel truck. seriously injuring both himself and hls wife, to avoid crushing a compact car contain· mg a woman and hevt wo small daug hters. / Named Headliner in Com mum· ty Service was the Rev. Richa rd Coughlin. founder and director or the All·Ameriean Boys' Chorus. Headliner in Medicine is Harris Shapero. an Anaheim physician who founded the Pan American Children 's Mission to aid a chari- ty hospital in Enscnada. A trio of amateur midwives two youngsters and an Anaheim pohcem:m were cited for Youth Herois m "Well, exc·uuuuuse ml'," Dad said. m true• Stt•Vt' Martin !>lylc 'HEADLINER' Steve .M artin Jimmy and Chuc k Morrell. ag<•s 13 and 8. t·alled for a p;1ramedic team last November when their mother went into labor but lhe baby wouldn 't wait. Sgt Franklin V:m DeWeerd gave in s tructions over the te lephont: while the boys delivered the baby ERA Measure Backed Panel Approves 7 Years for State Decision \\ ,\SllINCTO~ 1AP1 A House subcomm1t- 1t••• tod <J\ approvt·d Alvmg !>tates another seven .n ·ar -. Ill Y.hl(:h to decide whethe: to ratify the Equ<1I H1ghLc; Amendme nt Tht• llousc t 1v1I and constitutional rights sub· tom ni 1llt•t• approved the measure 4 to 3. Thirty f 1 \'l' states ha Vl' ratified the ERA. "'h1c h would prohibit disc rimination on the basis nl '>l'X. Thr<'c of tht'SC statt's T1mnessee. Idaho and NC'hrask<1 h<i Vl' cnm pleled action to rescind t Ill' tr iJ µprov a I lsr~I Sf udie11 IJ.S. Querie• J E HUSALEM (AP l The Israeli cabinet has put o ff for al lc;_ist another week a decision on how to respond to U S. questions about Prime Minister Menachem Begin'!'> p roposals for an Arab-Is raeli peace agreement. The cabine t m et for ( 0 J fou r h o urs Su nda y . I N SH RT Cabinet Secretary Arieh --Naor said no proposals to a m t•nd Israel ·s p ea ce plJ n \H 'fl' maflt-;el thoug h lhc American question!'> "l'rt' d1i.cll-.i.l'd The United States wants to know what Israel h,1s in mind for the oc cu1.11cd West Bank of the .Ionian B1 vC'r a nd the Gaza Stnp Mter the five· Yl'•H tr:ms1t1on period which Prime Minis ter Menachem Begin has proposl-' -After leamingthatanln- dom•s ian general was to receive a S2 million bribe m 1975 from a Ford Motor Co. s ubsidiary in ex· r han gc for a telecommunications contract . Ford quas hed half the bribe, the New York Times re· ports. Ford denies that any improper payments were made in tonnection with the deaJ, but the Times "aid Sunday that Ford officials now know that one of I he contracts involved was suspicious ly hat•kdaled ~x .tfurder• Spur Ordlnan~e :"\F.W ORLEANS IAP l Worried by crime. inl'luclmg a series of sex murders. a second south I .ou1swna community will force itinerant workers 1 o h1..• photog raphed and fingerprinted before they 1·Jn work in the bustling oil fields. The Morgan City council has passed a n or · rlinanct• requiring a ll itinerants to register with po lice. beginning June 15. The action was similar 10 an ordinance approved l!> years ago by Pia· q uc m 1m-s Parish, a sparsely populated county. PassaAe of the meas ure followed a series of :-•''< mudcrs believed committed by a drifter work· mg in the Mo rgan City area under an assumed name. The bodies of three teen-agers have been found . while two youngsters are still missing. The <lriflC'r killl'd himself in Tacoma. Wash., when poli<•e went there to get him. Liberal Leads Con•ert1atl1.~e UOGOT/\. Colombia <APl T he ruling 1.1 ht•ra I Pa n y candidate. Julio Cesar Tur bay A-.ala. to ok a narrow lea d today over his t'onscrvall\'l' c hallcn gC'r 1n one of the closest No Prepayment Penalty. No Points. $}5 000 1 'Mletlleryouneed ' 1 ~t~r~~: i ly pie wtlo lend !Tlll· O~ on 1 llOOS Comrerc1~ 'I I Credit Monthly pay $23Lf>89 1rent based on a ~~ si s.cm Horre0wne1 IO.-YI, for 120 a month months. at an annu<11 • 1 percentage rate of 14°0 Total pay- n~nt S27 946 80 IM.• hnd w"Y" 10 help . COMME~IAL C(\E.DIT COR.POR..ATION @ Ho meowner Loanc; ~••DI• A 10.m ol S5 ()()() <incl OVtl mu~• be 5e<:UI~ bv •• r1mh1n.thon ol re~I Mid ~Wf\.ll ptOPl!flY Costa Mci1a • :\70 E. 17th Slrffl • 6'~00 1111 Town & Country Rd. • 6'7-68'71 Orartltt • Su lt4! 23 Cnd•L L1r• lnounn« A~••labw Lo Ellslbt. B°"'°,..." •I G"""P Rai- pre:-.1dcn11al elections in Colombian history Thl• Conservative. Behsario Betancur. 56. had claimed victory by 200,000 voles earlier in the day. and his supporters roamed the streets of Bogota sho uting. "We won' We won!" Dul with 90 percent of Sunday's vole officially counted this morning, the 62-year-old Turbay Ayala. a form er ambassador to Washington and the pre-election favorite to wm. held 1.866.009 votes ag ainst 1,832.102 for fictaneur. Jackie Glea11on Recovering CHICAGO (i\PI Doctors say they will know within two or three days how successful the coronary bypass oper ation was on comedian Jackie Gleason. Gleason was reported in s atisfactory condition early to· day in the intensive care unit of M ich ael Reese Hospital. re· cuperaung , rrom six hours or open-heart s urgery. Unle ss lherc are com plications. the doctors said. the prognosis for 1 Gleason's rcovery is excellent. ouAsoN llospilal s pokes m en said Gleason was cr acking Jokes until he was an csthet1zl'd before the operation. A team of two heart surgc.'Ons and two assistants stripped a vein fro m the 62·year-old Gleason's leg and used it to bypass all three wing arteries in his heart. Supreme Court Backs Ruling WASt-nNGTON <APl -The U.S. Supreme Court left intact today a decision striking down a New llampshire law because it nam ed only girls. a nd not boys, as potential victims of statutory rape. Voting 7·2. the justices refused to review an appeal by state officials that the now-defuncl law was valid in making it a crime for any male to have sexual intercourse with a female not his wife and under 15 In other actions today. the Suprem e Court BY A 6·2 VOTE, imposed Limitations on how much money may be awarded in negligence suits to families of maritime workers who die in acci· dents in internaUonal waters. -Told a federal appeals court to restudy its decision that public utilities selling their services lo federal agencies are s ubject to federal non· discrimination regulations. · Agreed to decide whether evide nce can be used against criminal defendants whe n the govern- m ent fails to follow Its internal evidence-gathering regulations. -Upheld a tax return check-off syste m used by Minnl'Sota for public financing of state election C'a m pa1gns. Left intact the obstruction of JUSticc convic- tion and tY.n·yf'ar prison -;entence of Herbert Finl'man. former s peaker of the Pennsylvania llouse of Henr<•c;('ntat1v<'s Miniature Spy Plane Developed by Israel TEL AVIV. Isr ael (AP I Is rael has unveiled a miniature r<'mote-controllcd spy plane that looks hke a large model aircraft but can fly recon· • naiss ance missio ns up to 200 miles. The 70-mile·per ·hour Mastiff. built by the Tadlran elect ronics firm, will be offered for sale abroad. Company offi cinls say its price $500.000 for six planes and monitoring equipment · Is about one-fo urth lhe rost of similar planes elsewhere . T he fiberglass pla ne is eight feet long with a wingspan of 14 feet a nd weighs 150 pounds. ll can fly to 10.000 feet You can Charge DAILY "LOT Closslfled Acb 642-5671 " ' . TRUMAN LEGG · t•t •I .·ii·..itt I, l '·•' .". ," •, ... <I•,•,,.., .. ,., •·1•J .. •·I Monday. June 5 1978 DAIL V PILOT /I j d Paid Political Advertisement RE-ELECT CLEM M. McCOLLOCH DIRECTOR FIFTH DIVISION MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY WE THE UNDERSIGNED SUPPORT EFFECTIVE LOCAL WATER DISTRICT GOVERNMENT AND ENDORSE CLEM M. McCOLLOCH FOR RE-ELECTION TO THE MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT OF ORANGE COUNTY. Carl Holmberq El Toro Water District Tom Blum Santa MClnJG"'ito Wotef' District Les Re111a1ten M~HIC)HI Wotef' District T. J. Meadows Orcmge County Water District #4 Paul Andres East Oranqe County Water District Leonard Schwendeman Santa Ana Mountains County Watff District Hugh T. Walker Santiogo Aqueduct C onwnission James West Los Affsos Water Distrid Anne Lycan Thomas J Lynch Robert L (Bob) Moore J A Pas Gil Leach C Arthur N1sson E. M. Sundquist A. C. Welz James E. Michael Merwin H. Waterman Carolyn A. Rapp Harry H. Iverson Arvid C. Bernt Jack E. Knecht Robert V. Ruth Homer De Fnest Phil Martin Harry A. Fischer John R. Thomas Paul H. Simmerman Ernest 0 Thedinga E. E. Scudder Mrs. Myrtle G. Sapaugh Sherman R. Hill Rodney R Burns Carl A. Carlon S. N. "Ves" Hall George Bouchard James P. Sidford A. Kelly Shaffer Carleton C. Lamb Lucille H. Verhulst Mrs. A. W. Cornett Harry Bartruff Allen F. Peirce Ferdinand A. Hall Gilbert F. Nelson Frank W Lovett Robert L. Pnce Vernon L. McGuire Amy Arduin 0 H. Falkenstein Jack G. Raub C.R. Bishop Rey Wheeler Frances R. Newell Lee Bartruff Bob Bein G. N. Whiting Edith Mauch Col Robert Ellsworth Robert K. Adams R. Adm. R. M. MacKmnon Leslie E. Christensen D D S Elmer L. Kuhn Lawrence R. Przekop Peter G. Walker Floyd Sluder Roger C. Rapp Marlene C. Sumbera Marcia J. Ruth Lillye Schmidt Dorothy H. Novatney M. C. Van Anda Mrs. Lloyd L. Aubert David L. Hansbrough Keith Douglas Young T A . Ladouceur Dwight and Tris Schroeder Tore Lundahl Mr. & Mrs. Oran Rowland George Hearn Mrs. Mary Goshaw P. C. Von Hake Hazel Wnght Easton R. Roberts J. S. Smithson John A S1ckenberger Fritz Stradhng Adm. R. N. Smoot Frank Buonfant1 Daniel Fapp Mr. & Mrs. Harold E. Conklin Albert Hanson Robert 0 . Hill Dr. Richard Welt~ D. A. Boone Glen F. Wineman Adelaide B. Bray Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Morton Thomas 0 . Martin Frank D. Lortscher Ernest J. Billman Clarence P Cooper Westo n W. Vinson J. N. Taylor Drik M. te Groen Della Pittack David C. Freeman Clark C. Goss. M.D. Dr. Ralph B Kennard Harry Wandhng Carl F. Siegmund E. T. McFadden Edward L. Olsen N. M . Tropwell. Jr RE-ELECT Eugene James G Fred Kerns Mary A Ba1da C. Larry Hoffman Mrs. Harry D Oshwald Sam Rubina Or. Horace Leecing Mark Thompson Evelyn M. Conklin Conrad F. Wedberg Michael T. Stitt Alwin V. Dierker Byrnes F. Flanigan L. Jean Hoff man George Rumage Ledyard P Hale Louise G. Walker Ellen Hansbrough David R. R1ghtman Henry Anderson Fred Schafer Vi ctor I Coppard Frank J Schaeffer Carl Kymla Marione Hartmann Mrs. E Edw. Scudder Mr & Mrs. J F Condie J R Lester Boyle Fred H. Stoppelman Mrs. Ruth K. Grebo Ray M. Stettler Bill Fnel Mr & Mrs. Tony Forster Frank S. Wilbar Dr. John G Sundbye H Rex Paxton Ruth B. Adams Richard E Davis Adm R W Berry Bradford H Miller Leo C Helfen berger Mr & Mrs Fay Thompson Cliff Divelbiss Dr & Mrs F. L Bull Tanya McElhaney Mr. & Mrs. Henry F. Beaudry Ray Prothero. Jr. V. P Baker Ed Just Fred Newhart. Jr Herbert Mauch Herbert Barnste1n E l. Olsen lcL~M M. McCOLLOCH IXI VOTE JUNE 6 '9 I • ,1 I fJ °"''l" P1L or Pl 811 W UZI" .. OllCl fOCJtlD•fOIO .. o .. ~ ... - \U~I 11104ICOUllT O• OH \f•UlO,CALltOllNIA Hiit fHICOUNTYO,O•ANGl '" ,,,. ~119' "''"'I \l•lrvl C.OMAW MllfCIWO AOA.,.'> ••"1 "'"'"" •1 t.OMAll M AOAM\ Dno•WO NOt1c• 1 .. ~reOy QtW'fl lo uti01tQ11" "'•""~"Q •••m\•Oot•'"' ttw W•d"ti..•dlJ.nl co •••• ....,.a ''••f'n'\. 1n I~ '1ftti .. ut tM ,,., i. o• ow ~•Ott w +ch °"''~ toorf'\.t1'\t tMm to tntt u~·t ~'U'14'\J "' O\t uttiu of Mil ION W H .. JICI<. •Jll w1"111tr 8•V"O 2 JOO lU'\ -'"'O'"'"' t ••.tnrn •• .0010 wh n,I'\ ••tt•f Oftl(r 1\ If'\• .,1,u.-ol f>u\fnt \\ O' ""' uoQir-t\tijtMCI 1n ~•H ft1.-t ter\ °"'' tA•n•nu tu wi<t t'\t•l• '\ii" cl••m\ ••th '""" N <•\\.M'"f .. ouc.ri.u' MU'-t M ftl.O t>f" ptfi'\#"l\tf'O -~ •fOf\'"'\••t.I ~''"'" tovr rno,,th'\ ...... , u-. .. ,.,,, puot ac ••'°"Of""'' not•<A O•l••IJ-1 1011 M1c ...... ·IOouol~'\AtJt.ttiu, F11:P<Uf0f' o ttf\fl>W1ll ot w•d Dfi.< NM*nt MILTONW.FL.&CIC Attot,..y~fUw Ul!Wlhh1te81"" ,:JOO \..os A n1t1K. ~lllMn•it t0010 h i· lt1Jlt1117'4 Pubh\'-J ()r-C.0..\1 O••lv PllOI Jun~~ U 14 11>. 191~ 1181 18 PUBLIC NOTICE R 1U.0 NOTICE TOCREDITOllS HEAlltNGOATEH·ll NO.A·•43U SUPERIORCOURTO,THE ST A TEO, CALI FORNI A FOR THECOUNTYOFOllANGE In Ill~ Mattero• the E\ldl•ol LOUISE TURNER,Oe~U'WQ Notic.-,, twrt"b'f 91wn 10 rreo1t0f'\ hat11n4 <ld•m\oe)d•'l"tf lht" \.6100« t"Of'nt to t11,. 'din Cldim-. ,,.. ,,....,. ott•<~ ot uw ((N '-. tJf lht>dfOf\''tJldCO\lttor 100,4'\f•nt trw m to 1"4• 1·~t,1Qn+-d 1tl lne oft.Ct' nt tlENRY"' LOW Aflorl\f-ydl l aw S'IOO W1l\n1rt• (Uva ~\.ut• tJtU in Info (•ho• Lo\ AnQ~lf''\ 1n ttw ""Jr''"'''" County wh1cn ldttt-r oflic.ti 1\ '""" S:I"''' of ou11w nt>\' ot th .. ufiOl'"'~·d 1n dll m~uter\ C>@tt•1f'\1nQ to •..tt•d f''\hth'• ~u<fl tlotm\ w ith '"t' nP<.fl\\1lry vovt Mr'\ mu\t be 01,.(1 or Pff""•l•nlf"d tt\. rtlOrf'"41td w ith•" four montn'\.tfttr '"'" "'">ll>uOht•l•Ol'Uf tr-.•,l'\Oltt~ 0.ttt-eJ JV"\ .. ' PH!t JO\l•pti r)ifonn1' Ot11ttfl' A.d"Ul'1\t'1'tt)fOf thf" t trJlt>•J' o..01d Oete~nr HENllY W LOW Attorney 11tt..•w StOOW11\ftor• Bl•d SulleU10 Lo•Anq•1 ... c.~ PuDll\r.('Q Qf/lnQ<> (o.>\I O~oly PtlOI MonCS•'t' Junu ! 1978 Women Sailors €ompete \\' orm•n .,,Hlor-. duo1111,1ted lhl· ) •ll' h t 111 i.: .., l' l 111· 1r1 Sou l ht r n Cahforn1.i Saturd.1~ und Sund.1y "llh l"o m:•Jvr rc~.itl,1-.. -..illl•d in Lon~ lh.•Jch 11,iruor Thl.' Al:11n1to~ Ba v \' ac:ht Cluh ".1~ ho-,t tu lht· Unitt·tl Stall''> Y .adll ll<wing \ 1nwn ·., r cgum<•l <'li:1mp1or1sl11p tn\11lvini: :.mJll !:>k1ppa-, from !-.an D1t'g11 to Sun t-'r.in1·1-,ru Til t: LITTLE Ships i"lt•Pl ~1t tr.i<·tt•d the mon• h.1rdv d1st;1lf '•11lors in th<' 30th irnnual Ladll's I I a r h o r R a c <' s a 1 I (' d 1 n PNlormanN· lland1cap Racm~ FlcC'I ) nchts Sh~1 ron I fl ghcnbothum of the C<1l1forn1a \ acht Club w~is the \\ 1 n n t• r 1 n t h e L' S Y R lJ !:>l nglt.-handed c la!-.<; !>a1letl 1n La:.l.'rs, and Susie Klein ., H1rh11'1011d Yad1t Club. was lht> "1nn<.•r 1n llH' douhll'hundt•cl das ~ -;;11led an L1do· 1·1s Tht· "l'rll'S consisted of thl' bl'~t thn•t• ol tour rates Ol.'bbic Schof1dd of thl· Lon):l lkach 'I athl Club. took tht• hcltn ol lhl' CF-37 Ringo to win overall 1n tht· l.Sf' mvtlat10nal. The v1i; wry a lso nc•llt•d twr the E1lle•'" Jo; I holl Pl'rpctu.il. Ki\Tll\' DERIVAF, l.SI>. "1111 the P eggy Cr1"'1'(ory P1•rpt•tu.il l rophy for the best performanct• h~· an Um entry. and Pcg~y C l'e~ory won the Kathy Dirrvaf lrnphy as winner of the a ll-l adit·~ dass USYRU Regional C'hatnpion!-.hip S INGL..EHANDED <Laser> • I. Sharon lllf!henbothum. CYC. 2. Wendy Bents. NllYC. 3 Dana W1lllamson. BYC DOUULEHANDED 1 Lido 14 1 I. Sus1l' Kle in. lt1c·hmond YC. 2. 'l'l•rry Clapp AUYC. 3. Jane Kl1nt, AHYC LSf' Ladles II a r bor Invitational CLA&-i A I. B1n1?0. Peggy Schofield, LBYC. 2. Whippet, B r 1 tl I' <· t1 n 1 n i.: t o n M :i ri n a Larson . ;1, Vol au Vt•nt. K;:1thy DC'rivaf, U-iF Cl./\!-.S n I F rant1que. :\t1kt• llouck , LS F . 2. No Com· rnt•nt. M1lhl' Smith, CllYC. 3. SS Leo. Jan Jones.SI flYC CLASS C I, Duc hess. Ma rgaret Wheeler. I.S F A LL LADIES C l~/\SS I. Sh•llare. Peggy Grc~ory. LSF . i. V;rndal. Lorraine Mll'hael. U'l". J . Indian Summ<'r. Ul'v F1p~. LS F. Special Cops Capo Regatta Muln1ght SpN'.1al. sk ippered by Chuck Lasncss or the Dana Point Yacht Club. \\i.IS the overall and Class A winm•r Sunday in thf' Capistrano Bay Yacht Clull"!:> .Jum· Hei:?atla tor Performance H:in ell cap R.1c·ini.: Fll'l'I ~ aC'hl'> Tht• t•\'l'rlt aho 1nc:ludNI ;1 l'la:.s of Cal 25s and t1 team ratt· \\llhm the l'llHF classes OVERALL 1. ~dn1ghl Special . 2 F'ancy. Da\'l' Frt·nd1. 0 1'\T, J. Bold Forbes. Ed Cum mins. Capo B\T P UBLIC NOTICE 11·2'211 SU PE RIORCOUllTOI' CALI FOR NIA COUNTYOFOllANGE CASENUMBERA·KOl2 CLASS A -l, MIDNIG HT Spt>cwl. 2. Fan<:). 3. Little Sp1r1t. J;.ine llall, Capo UYC. CLASS B I. Bold Forbe~: 2. Vulgar B<>al man. Hugh l'urr:in. U P\T. 3. Funny 1-~el'hn '. Pelt• Mt•ack, l':tpo 11\'t' NO SPINNAKEH I. Villarn. lmr1· Bl•rccz. DPYC. 2. Sun-.d. Stt·\ 1.· Dutton. DP\'(' 3. Carr) On . Rick fkynoltls. un.1ll:11·hed Ci\L·25 -l, LI FE St~ le. Fr,mk Vranicar . Capo RYC . 2. Obst·ss1on. Bob Gate!>, Ci•PO BYC . J, Nai:.l)''. llownrd Treuba. C<1po BYC TEAM WI N:-.lt-:H 11'l·am \'I 1 Midnight Special. V1llam . Ala K:.11. Jt.•ss Freeland. DPYC. 1\merit•an Pie.-. Mike Heardon. Capo DYC' Jun• ~ u. 19, '" 1q1e 111J 78 In the M.tl1., 01 the A11c>loedhon ot ROBE RT ARNOLD WE 88, lor ctwn~ or,..ame Eclw Wi1is Tlmtle BYC Race Muncey Overcomes BlU,St, W1ins Cup PUBLIC NOTICE R 1•2 .. NOTICE TO CllEOITOllS NO A·•s.14 SUPERIOR COUil f OF TH E ~TATE OF CALIFORNIA ,011 THE COUNTY OF ORANGE In IM Matin ot lllt' (\l~te ol JOtlN HAl'l( 'f MUICHLEJl "lw onown •" J llAFILEYMUr(Hl.(ll ,,,o,no .. n J\ J H MUTCHLER. O'"<'•""oJ NOlif•' 1 rwrl't>y Q1V• n lo crr-dtfOr\ h""''"0 t I.tun\ .tc, ""'' lfW •0 11tJ d t><e <St:-nt '" ........ d ( t1f'· If\ Int· Olf1t',.. o l 1111 I•'~ t1t '"' .tfU"•· ,,,,, •''U.Ht nr te> P'"~ .... ,,1 Ir-inn ff• th• unotr\1Q,h·tJ tft OW uH1t,;1 nf Jt)HN ~i WJ!AllE'f' \13 C.•·~ v• "" 61ao )l• (..Ht Colof•oo Btvtt J•ot .ttJ• n • (,.titNn·ct l1101 w'11t,, 1,.ltt"r ntt.~• '' Hw pliHt ot bu'' 1l• -.'\ f)I tr'w un.rff•r\t(,n••tt 1n ,111 milth'r' p. rtd•n•no lo "-"t•d P,t,1tt-\urh tf·''"''· N 1lh tn .. n• \·\·'4'~ v\lu1 rwr'\ mu· 1 l•t ''"' l'H 0'' •• ru1•cJ ..... ,IOt•' •• ,, .._!lh1n tour "1on1n.,., 1tf11 ·r fnf" l1nl Oub••• .1t1hn nt th1• "'''" 1· (J Ht (J Jun• 1 t H:t JOHN H WHATLEY 4'ttotn•y •I LI• Hl Seturlty 81clq U• E Color•Oo &t..,. Pnitcl~ft•, Citltl-• •1101 .,., lt•·llt4 Tel· .. , ... 7J Publl\......, ()rMqi> C.0..\1 o .. ,,. Pilot Jun~~ 17 1q 2~ 1q19 ,llJ 78 OROERTOSHOWCAUSE FOR CHANGE OF NAME llOBERT ARNOLOWE88M\f1teda Pf!llt1on in .,,,, court tor An ordf'f .tUow 1no Pflltt1oner to cn.t!"QP h1\ nan .. from 1108E llTAllNOLOWEBB~ROBERT ArmOLOSI CLAIR It·~ tirrrtrvordeft'<lthcttdlt .,.., \.On\ 1n tN ... \led tf'I t~ malh1r dtore\ol•tJ d0e.tet\r t>elOffl Utt\ tourt 1n Of'CWrltMnl No l c.H 100 (tYtC Clnlfr Orl~t Wf'~t. S.tnttt Al\d (t1 tfforn1(_\ ""d '"""and tner# \h ()W (dU"(:i, tf dnV th••'I h1JV,. wny • aid 0t>t1t1on tOI' <hA"Of' ot ndmtt \rM>uld not beqrantf<CJ It 1\ turtrM·r ordf.rflrO t"-dl ,_copy ot lru\ OtOfor to \t\Ow CftU"' m~ puOI!'\~ '" Or,1nQP COd\I Oa1lw P1tot d f'lf'W'\P<!JPf'' "'' Qfn1~r.tl c1r<utat100 p\ibl•\f'Md m th1\ nontydtl•-t•to.oc.• t ftH•l.:>r tour con .., 'utivr w t .. Iii D""' to l''lf dd't' 01 ~difJ '11•",.''tfl O.ittolJ J '"' t 11/~ &Rl•U v. ~Ll .. NI IO Jvttq.o t.f lht '•ur• r1nrC 1iif1 ~HAY, S TIALING & JON ES 100 S Buth 81•d L• Haibr•, CA*l1 hi fl1l l 6'7 17S1 hi t/141tt1D11D •1•orn•y~IOf' Pet1honer Publt\~ ()I'-~ Con'' Od••v Pilot E C'hO, s:.11lcd b y Skip Kempff of the Coronado Yacht Club. was the winner in the Thistle dis· lrict champ1on s hq> s a 1 kd Saturday and Sundnv oul o f th e Balboa Yacht Club . HYC was also host lo two fleet c ham · p1on-,h1ps. the Lido 11 Flt'l'l I dwmp1onsh1p \\ on b ~· I> :1 \'t• I 'I l m ;in. B\T . <•nd the Santalla 1 ll·l·t d1Jmp1on~h1p \\ 1111 h\ 11111 llt•rr.,thuft '-. .1.1mm111 ot thl· S;1ntJ \1 0111C"a \ .ic·ht l'l11li Summar.\ of troph~ w111 Ol'fS LIDO 11 1Cham June\ 11 IQ, 1&. lq/8 1191.1e p1on~h1p flight 1 Oavl' -·-----------U 11 man : 2. Rruc e PUBU C NOTICE Ors borne. J , Argyle A·141tt Campbell SUl>ERIORCOUllTOF THE c 0 N s 0 LAT I 0 N M !AMI <A P \ Overcomin~ a deck explosion that damaged his hydropla ne. Dill Muncey of La M t'.'Si.I, Calif . came back to win lhe final heal for the eha mp1onsh1p of the eighth annual Unlimited Hegatt::i. CoraJ Gal>lcs .. Fla .. l'lcctr1cal contractor E ~ttl ner lnin Ill finished second :.ind mok1e driver Chuck King of San Juan Capistrano took third 1n the t·1ght hydro {'omµl'lillun :\l unn·~. rn av1·raged 120 805 mph Sunday tn tus h~·dro fl<JWl'rl'd with lv.o Hulls Hoyn· a1rplan1· 1•nf.!tl1l'"· 111 't'l .1 21 mill' IJp re('ord. and ;,rl-,11 -.1·t .1 l'.!1 · m1l1· hl'.il l'l.'l'tlrll h~ .i\eraging 112 H!J 1n h1!-. sceond IH:lll A ltC'r his rt•tord heut. •' nitrous oxide l'an1sll'r on the batk ol his hydroplane exploded while the hydro ~HI on its tra iler 1n the p1l area. The ex- plosion threw 1·rew member Tim Ramsey of Seat- tle into the w;.iter and r ippt.'<l up lhe sheet metal deck. However. no one was injured and Muncey's 1·rew repaired the hydro in tame for him to sweep BOATING An Important Message For Huntington Beach Voters Dear Huntington Beach Voter Harrie~t Wied~r ~as our support for Orange County Supervisor . It 1s time that ~omeoqe from Huntington Beach represented the people or the Second District on lhe Board of Supervisors . Harriett Wiede_r will be an effective, independent, and honest Supervisor. She served as our City 's Mayor and Councilwoman for the past four years and knows the prob1ems and concerns or Huntington Beach vo ters. P lease join us on June 6th by voting for Harriett Wieder . ~ .q ~4 .. .1.:-~ Rnbti-'1 r M"'n.fu Ir r ,,,,. ''"""" Htu't'"'''," &"' f, HARRIETT WIEDER FOR SUPERVISOR AUTHORIZED BY HARRIETT WIEDER COMMITTEE TO ELECT HARRIETT WIEDER • 7561 W CENTE"'° DRIVE PETER HORTON TREAS HUNTINGTON BEACH CA 92647 Amusing observations of life along the Orange Coast penned by a native son in the DAILY PILOT PUBLIC NOTICE the champion~h1 p heat. M~u~n~c~e~yiwio~n~~~5~.~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s~~~E~~~~~·~~~=~AN~~R PLIG HT I. Al Oleson, NoAm" BYC . 2. Hoh Ucc:1fern. Rm71 PE"'r~T~~~~o~~R':i!:T~1;Fcw~~ BYC . 3. Kevin K11 k . s~~~~~·:>~ .. c~~~~~iAT:J'R ANO FOR lf~TTERS TESTAMEN· rwc. THECO~~T;.~s~AANCE u:~j .. ,,. 01 oollornr• c SANTANA I. .lam NOT ICE. OF HEAlllN C OF llOBEJlTSON .... OOROIHfA min. Rill ller r!>C'halt. PET lftON FOR FOREIGN wt LL ANO CRCATH 1ioeERt'>ON D<-<•A"'d SM YC. 2. F~1rnil v Feud . FOR LETTERS TESTAMENTARY NOllCE IS HEREBY (,lllF N 11\ftl Ra l11h fl1"·'h"1'm .'oc,1c·. Pac~fic Cup Won By Frolic AHO FOR AUTHORIZATION TO AO· C.EOllGE KENNETH 1108(RIS0N .1\.1 ._ n r MIN ISTEll UNOEll THE ""'"14'd""'4''n"""''".,,..'0'"'"°"" 3, Summt•rsc•t. Boh INDEPE NDENT ADMINISTRATION ol 'Will""° tor •\•uM<e ot lttlrr\ h I( 'I \'C OF ESTATE$ ACT. IO\lt1m•1>li1•Y. -.h•rt·n<• lo Wl\l(h" Mar~ a . N I . 4 . E\IJI• ot RUTH BR( MER BAKt:M m.odt tor •u"""' O<trti<UIM•. """ in,H Se\(' n . JI m i"' orm an . Dt ftAWd ff\f' 11rne ..nd OIM.f' of n.t>anno ttw .-..ctmf' J'(' \'(' S I' k 0 NOl•CE ,., HCREBY GIVEN '""' ""' 1>4'Pn wt tor Jun .. 70, 1019. "' 10 00 ) : .... rca er, oug f RAN(IS H BURR""' ... ...,,,_,..,,, .. d m . '" '"" <OU•l•Ot>m of o .. o ... tmP"I Tt•u l ll'. RY(' Cf"l1l1Qn for PrObdtr ot • Otf'•Of\ W ill And No l Of wttd c nort, "' 100 (1111c. C..• nhH T 111 ST! L' t f' hn •or 1· 'V""<P 01 l.tttrr\ T•\lampntary On•~ W•\1 on llM CllY of ~.1n1,, ""·' • ,,., • .C' · FrohL·. sk1 ppcrNI b~ Vance Griff!ll!-., was the o\ l'ru II winner ~alurda v in the Califo1ma Yacht Club 's annuc.i I P:J<·1 fi e Cup r cga tt ;.i for .,choonC'rs. k('t C'hes and ~·;i \\Is 1nd tor Aull-•Mtoon 10Adm1nl\l•r un Cai',''~'~'! 11 1q18 Ski1> Kempff, CorYC. 2. der '"~ ln<lePt'!IOent Admonl\frdflnn ol a t dY H () I l• . Kl'' 'y rat t 0 n . £"1lt11tr\ A<t. rPfflr'f+O(_. townlcn .\ m ,tde • WtLLIAM E St JO N. tor lurth"' J>arhtuldr\ ilnd IMI ,,... ICEHNEC,.~~y~~~·E LL ,, BVC . :l .lubllant. n ob 1.m~ MO Ol«e ot ""'""n91.,.. "'m•""' n• E. Colot-&lvcl Bal I. 11Yt', 1, ConqUl'Sl. ll<'~n, .. 110t Ju,.,..10 1418 a11000 .. m. RoomSlJ Jim Drury. Frt:sno YC . on'"" <ounroomnl 0c>OMtmt'n1 No Joi p .. ~clen•. ~llloml• '1!0! .,..,o touri. <ll 100 , .. ., ''""' o .. .,,. !'Ir 1 t21l l /..,,,.. 'l. 1\ m bros I ii. St<·\ l' N •\I in ,,,. ,,,. ,,, Sdnld Ana A~totnty• lot P•lll•-· rhom as. Fr('Sllll Y(' Cia~·~~;~:.::.o:tv 1, 1~18 Pubh\hf'O Ortt"94' LcHt\t o,..,, ... '"'111n' Wll..LIAME SIJOHN, Jun• ~ b ., IQ/8 ( OUt\h ( , ... , " PUBLIC NOTICE 0 MELVEHY&MYEll~ SOLOMONM ICAMM,ESO •llW \la!/151,...1 LosAn9•1.,,CA'0017 Attcwftey\fOf' Pet•horttr PuOli\f'\.f"d °'"•no-(O..h4 Od•IV Puot, Jun• ~.b. ll IQ/ft SUPERIOR COURT OF CAll FOllNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE CASE NUMB Ell A·'5711 1178 18 In the M,\ltPr of thf' ApplKttlte>n OI AONALO CURTt'> HOllROCI('> 10 N ------------1 8•1lront, 9albod f\tand. Calitorn1a PlJBUC NOTICE 11...,1 forch.ongoolNme OROERTOSHOWCAUS£ FOii CHANGE 0, NAME R 2UIO NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NO.A·•VU SUPEAl()fl COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOii THE COUNTY 0 1' ORANG£ In the M•11tr ol lhf' E\IAft RE GINALO BUii ROWS. 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'"" P<Jbllt•flon ple<t ol Nt<ll•n.J ,,.... ,..,.. nA• l)lo•n ••I r>ttf'OI ,.nd brlor• CS.I• Of ""'• lot Jun• U IUA. Al 10 00 ti m 1n '"" O•tllCI ~, lO. 1tlt '°""'oom 01 °"9'1'1_,.1 ~o > 01 '••d ~tty E Bun~ cou•I. ti 100 C•••• C-nl•r Oro•• Wt~I Allm.n,.1rattl• ot Ill• on lllfo Coly ol Sitnta Ana C•llforno• E•IAI• Of O•l•cl JUM) ,.,, llPO!Nld 8""0*\ '#IU.ll'M I! "JOMN, Qe(M-c->tyC\f>!-l(ltAO alMt ICllAO llOIEllTW OMEll HO l 'l"l Sctwf HS £1U Oii ... A ... fl.,. I' O 1Ht11 \ulle ... Al~mi.ta, c;.tl-• n•1 11;,.-.111!, CM-• •UOJ AH•t"Mf ... Almlllbtr•tn• AtterMft... hOtl-PvDllSl>Ml ()t111'19t c;o.o.1 0.lly Piiot Pul)I .. ...., Or-(O.\I O•··· Piiot "'"' s. •· n. ,.,, J11"' \ • '' "" ''" ,, , ... ,. Title Rae~ Postpone d VICTOR!/\, rlrit1!.h Columbia <AP 1 Th<· second 25·nautrcal-mll(' r a c e o f t h e I h r l' t' qua rter-lon yacht world c h a mpions hips was abandoned S unday after crews or the 18 boals had wa1tC'd five hours for winds that never C'ame. Race officiab planned to reschedule the race for Wednesday 'I. o St.:hoo11crs I u rnl.'d 1)1ll for th1!-. Vl•ar·s ract• and nnl,v a s pnnkhng of k l'l t' h t• ~ a n d ' a " I s Frolic \\<JS in ttie vawl rl1 v1s1on · Scc:onrl ovc·rall and v. inner 111 the ketch d1 v1s1on was Revelation. s:11lcd by Rob Sordrnna. unr1ttached. and third overall was the ketch Libertine. skippered by Ross Foote, CYC. Third in the ketch division was Eve nin~ Star, Steve and Donna Carlson. CYC 20 Student Nurses 'Pinned' at College Pinning n•rt•mon1t•s have bct•n conducted for 20 Suddll·batk Colh•ge 'iludent nurses. m arking l'ornr>kt1 on of a two year tourse and makmg them e hJ!ibl(' to lake the stale bonrd exam for rcg1stNcd nurs1n,:: lic:cnsure G raduall'" arc Cindy S. Schofield. Mau Dorsey. Lon Lynn Schcnnum. Carol Sue Jens, Barbara J . Cle rkin. Carmen L. Gulicrrez. Linda L. llansen-Kyle. John P Grey, Stanislawa K . Mrozik. l\taureen Ann<' Tavasc1, Deborah Meena Chai;lup, Carol Marie Denos. Kenneth D. lfonaker. Lesley Jane Stefan. Donna Davies Clarke. P amela Kathleen lluJ%hcy. Janet Donaghe·K1llcn. Bessie Lou COpt'. Mt>1 rls Royal and Valerie Ann fis her. Hitchhike rs Organize d RRU&'>ELS, Belg ium CAP> -The Belgium government and ins urance compames have given th\•1r blt>Ssing to hitchhiking through u non-profit group rounded to help conserve tinergy Drivers and hitchhikers. for a s mall fee, may join the organizntlon and receive accident in !l urance coverage and sticker s to identify lbems elvcr-as m embers whale on the road Hitchhike rs a re ulso asked to pay the driver about six c<'nts a m ile for the first 60 miles of 1 rans portotion - Paid Political Advertisement RE-ELECT CLEM M. McCOLLOCH Mu~cipal Water District of Orange County Director -Fifth Division EFFECTIVE LEADERSH!r Clem M McColloch hac; playE>d an 1moortant role on bringing High Ouahly Northern Ca1tlorn1a Water ro Orange County • Through Clem 9 Leadersh10 Orange County has ono ot the most elfect111e warer conservallon pr<>Qrams 1n the state • Mun1c1pal Wate'lr D1stnc1 of Orange County has one of the most elfect111e Water Edocalton Programs for schools within CattlorNa • Through Careful Management of lhe Water D1stnct Assets Dunng Clem s Presidency The D1s1nct has reduced its Tax Rate rrom 26c 10 NO TAX RA TE for 1 he past t t years since 196 7 "' EXftfRIEMCED LEADERSHIP Chartor Member ol lhe Mun1c1pal Waler O•str1c.1 CJI Orango County Board of Dorl'ctorc:. • President of Board 01 Director'> ot Mun1c1oel Wator D1stnc1 of Orange County lor oasr 1~ year'> • Member -Santiago Aoueduct Commission • Former D1reetor and President -Anaheim Union Water Company Former Direct()( and President -Walnut Canyon water Company. • Clem s Leadership has brought all water ngenc1es together to oten lhe mo<;! cost·elfec11ve water programs 10< Orange County trom the Metropohtan Water D1stnct of Southern Ca1tl0<n1a to local w11er agencies. {CLEM M. McCOLLOCH IXI LOCAL I NATIONAL Cr dit Given To Collector • rom ~iatNl P-ress Di.spatcht' ll) all ,1n•ounts Wahn Cavanagh has one of lht.> risk1t.~l hobbies an the world -collecUn1 1·rl·d1t cards Al la:.t count he had 897, weighing 26 pounds, ~orth more than $1 million lO potential credit . He slill has 300 appli('ations to be filled out. It startt.'d on a bet with a friend seven years ago. "At that time, I thought there were ooJy 10 or 12 credit cards in lhe whole world," he said. His buddy later begged out of the bet, but Cavanagh, by his own admission, went berserk. He plied acquaintances for the names and ad- dresses of s tores In the towns where they had grown. up; he scoured business magazines, annual f1nanc1al reports, catalogs and telephone books; he printed up form letters. He fi lled out hundreds of applications. The 34-year-old bachelor. who manages a drug • store in Santa Clara, has earned a place in the Guinness Book of World Records. Advert1s10g executives for Diner's Club heard abo~t the unusual hobby and are ferrying him and a suitcase of credit cards around the country on a promot.10nal Lour. * The 22 year·old son of Los Angeles Police Cbief Daryl Gates has been placed on a court. ordered narcotics di version program resulting from an April 14 f rrest by she riff's deputies in San Gabriel Monday, June 5. 1978 DAILY PILOT A J 7 District Race Viewed Hannalord, Lungren Prepare for Rematch By ROBERT BARKER OI Ille O•llY ,.lie! SI.Ill Democratar Concressman Mark Hannaford and Republican challenger Dan Lungren are geanng up for a re- match of their 1976 squeaker in the 34th Congressional District But Tuesday they must dtS· po.se of primary election challe ngers whom neither ap- pears to lake too seriously TUE DISTRICT TAKES In parts or western Orange County and s pills ovl'r tnlo Long Beach and Lakewood and other ctltes m Los Angeles County Orange County as represented by the western portion of Hunt· mgton Beach. Seal Beach, parts of Sunset Beach and a few pre- cincts 10 W~esnster and Los Alamitos. The 53-ye r ·Old Hannaford. w h o first as elected lo Congress tn/1974. 1s bemg op- p o~..e.¥1n the Democ rat1c pr1 m ary by Jo Benn1tt. a Lakewood realtor. .MRS. BENNJTT, 57, s ays s he 1s a fiscal conservative and has the support of Howard Jarvis. author of Proposition 13 She says Hannaford is a big spender and doesn 'l repr esent the moderate to conservative mood of the dist.incl. Lungren is a 31 -year-old al torney who came within less than 2.000 votes of defeating Hannaford in 1976. Lungren already 1s hammer ing away at Hannaford 's re<.'ord "of continually voting fdf higher taxes. more governmefll spend mg. larger deficits and e1ga10s~ the interests of the 34th d1stn cV') res idents ·· A S POK ESMA N said that Lungren 1s more concerned about a rematch with Hannaford but that he as putttng up a good effort against prame1ry challenger Art J acobson. Jacobs on, a 53 year-old economist employed at McDon· nell-Douglass in Long Beach, challenged Lungren in 1976 but finished third in a field of three making tu s third try for the 34th Distract seat as a member of the American Independent Party. The two previous challenges came as a Republican in 1966 and 1968. He was dt!reated in the primary each time STi\FFORD SAID H E made the party change because the Democrats and Republicans of· lcr the same policies. He wants to cut federal taxes, hall aid to Commumst countries and is strongly opposed lo the Panamu Canal Treaty In the Orangt• County portion of the <listnct. Republicans out· number Democrats 31,393 to 31,368. In Los Angeles County. the Democrats have a registra· t1on advantage of 95.787 to 61.176. Allies Open Lllre Talks PARIS <AP> The United Charges of ont.• count of possession of metha- qua<t Ion <1nd a s ingh: count of using an un- spec1f1ed opiate were suspended for one year while Lowell Scott Gates of Hunt1nglon Park undergoes the rehabilitation pro- ( ) gram ordered by Alham- Cup Runneth Over .,.w,,.,.,.l. BOTH HA NNAFORD AND Mrs. Bennilt 1Jrc forml'r mem- bers of tht! Lakewood Clly Coun· cit and each served stints al> mayor. Hannarord said he has not campa1gnea nard and that most of his efforts have been directed toward avoiding the "shrill press releases of Mrs. Bennitt " llE SAID HE and Lungren don •t differ on me1ny maJor 1s s ut.>s. but hc believes ht• has a bcller chance agamst Jlcanaford bt•cause of hi s 22 years' l'X pl'rienc·e 1n 1.lus1ncss and in dustry. Stales and four European allies :.ipened talks today on how to tmn~ stability and security to Za ire and other pro-Western African na tions. American transport planes landed in Zaire. meanwhile, rerrying Moroccan troop!> to Shaba Province to replace French troops there. PEOPLE bra Municipal Ju.dge Don _ Bercu. Deputy District At- torney Susan Shaw said the young man was the police chief's son. He pleaded innocent May 3 to the two charges. * Pop singer Olivia Newton-John has asked a court to free her from a record com pany contract, prompting her record company to cross·sue for $1 million in dam ages. alleging breach of contract. In a suit filed 1n Superior Court, M1-.s Newton-John said s he '-":rnted lo leave MCA Records because the company did not put enough effort into promotmg her records. MCA ICJwver Robert Dud. ni ck said MCA flied the cross· NEWTON..JONN action "bas ica lly lo s top he r from going elsewherc " * President Carter has announced names of tbe 15 White House Fellows chosen from a field of 2.026 lo spend a year as aides to senior federal of-ft cia Is. Those selected will work on the White House staff, for Vice President Mondale and for Cabinet offi cers. Na med as fellows were David Ross Calkins. 29. Cambridge, Mass.: Carolyn Sue Chin, 30, South Orange. NJ.; Nelson G. Dong, 28, San Fr ancisco; Francis J. Harvey, 34, MurrysviUe, Pa.; Steven R. Hill, 30. Tacoma, Wash.; Isiah Leggett, 32, a nd Charles A. Martin, 41. Sliver Spring, Md. James J . Padilla, 30, Plymouth, Mich.: Craig S. Ritchey, 33. Palo Alto. John D. Saxon, 27, Bir- mingham. Ala . T e r esa M. Schwartz, 34, Was hington, D.C , J ames Henry Scot.t, 35, New York City. Judith Ann Sorum, Beltsville, Md .; •·ernando Manuel Torres-GU, 29. Alhambra. and ~l ichael 0 . Wheele r, 33, Burke, Va. * Some big names in jazz and some new musi· cians have been booked to perform at next month 's Newport J azz Festival. They include Herbie Mann, Chick Corea, Dizzy Gillespie, George Benson and Buddy Rich. The three.day festival will be he ld at Fort Adams State Park July 1-3. * Two women were to be hon- RICM ored today for helping a police offlrer who found himself in a scuffle w1lh a group of young fX.'<>ple last weekend, the City Council has announced. Spe<.'ial resolutions were planned for Mary Heidel# 26, and Donella HoHm an, 63, bolh of Simi Vallev. for ass1st1Jlg officer Ken Tacke. \\~hem Tacke arrived at the scene of a traffic JCC'1dcnt. police said, he saw open bottles of beer being passed from one of the damaged vehicles to J M.•cond, uninvolved car. Tacke intervened but round h1mseU wrestling with 18-year-old Thomas Young. ' * Calling himself "still a small-town boy from :'-ie" llampsh1re." Democratic U.S. Sen. Thomas J . M c lntyre announced his candidacy for re- elect1on. McIntyre. 63, a senator since 1962, saJd be will focus his campaign "on what's important to New Hampshire people, problems like a workable naUOQ.!ll e nergy poli cy, decent jobs, the-~Ost or ltving and adequate housing for our t!lderly. ·· Considered a moderate to conserval1Vl'. Mc intyre has come under biller attack lhis year from New llampshire con- servatives for his support of the Pan ama Canal treaties. Paid Po1111ca1 Advertisement M<INTYllE FOR DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE BILLIE GROSKI Appainled Incumbent HOWARD ADLER Elected Incumbent RICHARD J. O'NEILL Rancher Paid by B1ll1e Grosk1. Howard Adler and Richard 0 Neill 31821 Paseo Terraza. San Juan Cep1strano. CA T<.1nya Urcwis. 3, of Miami , discovered an old way of cooling off on a hot spring af. lcrnoon. Obviously unaware of the water leaking from the other end of the cup, she manages success anyway. 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I t • nd on .rd ilh rd \.v<. 1es the ~k. ho l?r, ne I • ( ... t ' I I I . .. . I [ l !\1 n c .w w P. \ l ,. Monday Jun.~. 1978 No~ doubt~ your money in 8 years and 8 months with San Di Federal's new 8-PLUS,. savings· certificate • per year {/ 8 .. 33% annual yield ••• and ask about our new T-PLUS'·~-month certificate! Earn more than 8% with our new 8-PLUS savings certificate. The annu al yield is 8.33% when $1.000 or ' more rem ains on deposit for the full term of 8 to 10 years. with interest compounding daily. That's more 1han hani.., pay on com para hie accnunh. .ind ~ou cnJn~ '"'un:d .... arc1~ nl ~nur 'av1ng' up tn $40.000 T-PL US pays more interest than comparable T-bills! I .1rn hi gher interest than the current 'ix-month Trea~u ry-b11l rate by .... aving S 10.000 1n a -.ix-month T-I'LUS ~:tving~ certi fica te at San Di ego Federal. After each week ly T-bill auction, the T·l'l l'S inlerc...i ra te fnr accounts npened during that week 1" \C( 1~ Of a vcrCentage point a/Wl'l' the 6-month T--bill yield: 'o. vi,1t or call lhc nearC\I San D1egn r cucral Sil\ Ing' nllkc ror lhc rate \\c'rc p.1~1ng 11·, .111 c\c111ng new \\ay to 'a'c \qth thl· uouhk-ynur-moncy pcopk at San Diego Federal Savings' Wide selection of insured savings accounts. The variety of San Diego Federal Savings accounts is indicated in the chart at right. . fr om the new H-PL US ce rtificate to the popular 5Wlh Pmscard" or passbook account th at allnwc; you to add o r w11 hdraw '<lV1ng. whenever you want. Come in now and choo'c the Ol'\t accounl for \nu . 11r thl' he\! lOmh1na11on nf ~1ccounl\ tn mcel your .,a, 111g' need!'>. Remcmhcr: 'avingc; placed hy cm: 10th ea rn f'rom 1hc l\t dav Qf the sa me month ... another Pl LS i0r ~avers at San Diego f·cdcral S~l\'lng<.1 FSLI<: --·---.................. 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June 5. 1978 DAILY PILOT ., Bean Gets Big Fish, $60,000 Angels Duel O's, Pahner Tonight CHARLOTTE.NC. <AP) -A week ago, Andy Uean passed up 1 he Atlanta Cl1aSs1e golf touma· ment to go fi.,ning. Tn1s ,,..,. t wee kend , he was hM~ on the PGA tour-and he IJro<Jeu a bag one. Uurni_ng up the front nine, f(r an finished with a fourth- 1 ound 66 SWl~Y for a S·slroke '1ctory in the Kemper Open, on· Iv his second win ln three )'ears un the tour. "You mjght say I got orr to a fast start." said Bean, whose '17.Zling final roWld gave him a 15-under-par 273 for the tourna- n:ent and the $60,000 first-place check WITll HI MUSCULAR 6- foot·4 frame, Bean gets off some 11f the lon~cst drives of any pro ~olfer But he credited his put- 11ng ··1 think I'm probably one of the better putters on the lour " for his seven birdies on the final 18 holes al Quail Hollow Country Club. Starting the day with a 9- under-par 207, one stroke behind third-round leader Alan Pate. B<'an fired birdies on the second, third , and fourth holes. then ea_g led the par-five fifth hole. ··1 think that's the first time I 'e ever JUmJX'd right off the ground," Bean said FROM THEN ON, the rest of tht> fi eld could only look heJp. 1t'..,sly <it the ll'adcr boards. • 1 f someone had put some ht·ul on ham, he might have shot It:! or f.:J."' said Andy North, who roomc•d and played with Bean al the Untv<'rstty or Florida and '~as pa1rC'd wit h him Sunday. "lie was going for 60 after iJhnut the s ixth hole. You know )<>U"re in trouble when you're pla ying with someone who"s talkang about a 60." North and Mark ll ay<'s finished in a tic for second at 278, but the re was little s uspenst down the batk nam· "YOU HATE TO ADMIT you 're playang for second place with seven or eight holes left," -.aid Hayes, '"but that's what An· <h INorthJ and l wen~ doing." Rl·an s:.i1d has respite from the tour a v.cck earlier helped him pn·pare for the Kemper, even though he played ltltle golf dur ing has -week off. · It was the first lime I hadn't phn cd hard on a week off. but lhl're com1.•s a time when you h.J\ c to take a mental break ... ~4.'C Bt.AN, Page 82 Star s Face Seattle At FV High Tonight The Orange Counfy Stars open t hc1 r 1978 home International \"olleyball Association season ton1_c:ht at Fountain Valley High St:hool \\here Seattle invades for ::t 7 · 30 duel. The ~tars. 2 l on the road. ar<> ddcndmg t ha mp1ons, but with a lineup fl'atunng 1mly a few of 1.i-.t ~ t•..ir·~ ~tundout~ .... 't • O•llY l'lltit l'Mlei .-, LH p.-,,,. BOSTON'S BUTCH HOBSON IS OUT AS BOBBY GRICH TAKES THE THROW. Keough Not Intimidated Ex-CdM Star's Background Key to Rise OAKLA N D !AP ) -Mall Keough's development into a major league patcher was rapid only when sized up agains t con- ve ntional baseball situations. '"If you look at his hack· ground. you'll realize he's got a lot of pollsh. He's been a round b a llparks a lot," Oakland, A's M anager Jack McKeon noted after the rookie right-hande r beat the New York Yankees 3-1 o n a four-hitter ove r the '' eekend. IT WAS ONLY his third vic- tory. against four defeats, but he has an excellent 2.28 earned run average with the team lhal is leading the American League Wes t race despite weak hitting. '"I 've been ::iround this game ever s ince l was born, met ~uys like Frank Robinson and Pete Rose when I was a kid, and they 're all just people," Keough, a former Corona del Mar High sta r. said. "I've nl'Vcr been 1n· t1midated by .anyone in the bag leagues." Keough's father. Marty, and an uncle, Joe, were big leagul'rs. The 22--vcar old A ·s rookie also m::iy havt• an advantage in play. ing for an unconventional or- g unizalion. the franchise run by Charles 0 . Finley. "CRl)RLIE'S NO DUMMY," Keough said after Saturday·s \'1ctory whHe explaining how he was converted from an infielder to a pitcher last year in the minor leagues. As a thi .. d baseman in his second professional season. he hit .303 with Modesto or the Class A California League in J 975. The next year. with Chattanooga of the Class AA Southern League, his batting average dropped lo .210 and he pitched two innings late in the s eason in mop-up situations. wanted lo switcb to pitching. The youngs ter said yes and poste d a 9·12 record. with 11 complete games and a 3.81 ERA. for Chattanooga la st year beCore joining the A ·s in September and going 1·3 ""About halfw::iy through last season. I developed a changeup and that made a big difference.·· said the pitcher who als o played in Puerto Rico last winter. Keough, one of three rookie starters on the A's staff. s ays. .. Charlie Finley built world champion t ea m s on good pitching. and I think we"re goin~ to be very competitive now because we've got a lot of good young patching arms." ""Seattle and Toronto were looking for patching prospects in r~ the expansion draft, they knew· · I "d pitched in high school and they saw a 6-foot-3. 185-pound guy they might take a chance on." Kt.'Oug h said. "CHARLIE HEARD the re \\as !.omc interest in me and that"s why he protected me in the draft." Finley asked Keough if he Tangle With Mets Tonighl, L~ Glad to Leave Philly From AP Dispatches N EW YORK -The Lo s Angeles Dodgers. trying to snap •1 four-game losing streak. in· duding thL•1r first loss of a three· gu me series s ince August of 1977, play the New York Mets tonight before a national tcl<'v1s1on uud1 cnce !Channel 7 .tt 5 o'clo<.•k > In losan~ at Philadelphia Sun- dJ \. 94. the Dodg<'rs have now lo~l seven or their lasl nine J!J mes and are 512 games behmd Western D1v1s1on -leading San Francisco a nd four gam es behind second place Cincinnati. the fir.-t. but Philadelphia went ahead 5·2 in the second on run· scoring singles by Bob Boone and Morrison. another walk. Maddox's RBI s ingle and Luzi nski ·s two-run single Aftt•r Los Angeles picked up another unearned run 1n the third , the Ph1lhcs added run when Bowa doubled in one in the fourth. Boone anothe r in the On T1' Tonight Channel 7 at :; two RBI. and played his usually impeccable game in the fi eld. "I WOULD SAY that'lle's the bt'st shortstop in the league." said Oz::irk. "Catching. throwing the ball. I don 't think there Is anybody better. "Overall. Bowa comes to play. He may be mouthy, but he gives ~ou 100 pcrcl'nt. l "d rather have him tha n anybody in the league." Ho wa s hared the limelight with patcher Jim Kaat. center f1 c ldN Garry Maddox. and ~lump-ridden Greg Luzinski in the Ph1lhe~· wan over the slump- ing Dodgers. Tanana, Jackson ~ . Star in 4-2 Victory By DAVE CUNNINGHAM OI Ille O•llY Pllet S~lf Jim Palmer. rumored lo be on the trading block but still one of baseball's fmes t pitchers. leads the Baltimore Orioles against the California Angels tonight at Anaheim Stadium. But Palme r <7·4 ), who has thrown three consecutive shutouts. will get no'respect 1f the Angels dec ide to treat him like they d1d1 another oJ the league's aces on Sunday. California got 10 hits and four .[Uns off Dennis Eckersley and Tinally chased him in the eighth inning . That's ljle same Eckersley who no-hit the fttngel s last year and look a 5· l record into SWlday·s game. FR~ TANANA outdueled Boston's ace. 4·2. before 29.911 on a warm afternoon. For the A-.eb Slate All G.M1w$ °" KMPC lladle l110I 'OfltOnl B•llfmor• at <Al•IONW• 1 n p m T~..UV 8itll1mor• at C.Hlomi• 1 Hp m. w.-wi.v C.hlorno• at 0.-t-121 ~ SS D m th.rec-game series . the Angels drew 95.463. Just shy of the club record 101.451. Tanana was mas te rful. but that ·s JUSl ha s us ual game agaanstthe Red Sox. To find the laJ>t time Tanana gave up an C'arncd run to Boston you have to chl'ck the pooks back to 1976. La!>t year he shut them out three times, and he had a string or 42 consecutive scoreless inmngs agains t them until the Red Sox pushed across two unearned runs in the ninth. '"Sure. 1t 's a disappointment losing the shutout but we won. and that"s what 1t ·s all about.'" Tanana said. "It would have really been a crusher 1f we had gotten to that point and then lost .. THE VICTORY snaps a seven game los ing i.lreak fo r thl• Angels. their longest of the year "I don"t know why I keep do· ing so well agains t Boston. The.r stats say they"re thl! best team l "vc faced this year:· Tanana said. "But this 1s a pitcher·~ park a nd I u s uallv do well against anybody here··· Ron J ackson a nd Ken Lan· dreaux each hit hom ers for California and Bobby Grich col· lecte d three singles and one RBI. • Ja<.'kson was two for four with two RBI. a n especially satisry- ing day because 1t helped dis· prove tbe theory that he 1s only erfective aAains t le flhandcd pitchers. UNDER FORMER Manager Dave Garcia. J ackson was pla- tooned. but Garcia's successor. Jam Fregosi, seems to have dif· lere nt ideas. "I played him against a guy I fi gure to be one or the best right handers in the league today and he did pretty well," Fregosi s aid. "But I still haven't made any definite decision about it." J ackson flied out in his first at-bat and said he didn't feel comfortable at the plate. He went into the clubhouse to look at his c;wing in a mirror. "It looked hke I was holding the bat too far back behind my head ." J ackson s aid. "I '1at- tencd it out a little the next tame up CALIJ"OtlHIA . ., , " .... .... -... 8url,..\on \\ • t u o Ld AO,t"AU• rt 4 ' ' ' Gr1tn 10 1 ' ) 1 80\10<" cl • 0 t 0 l rM J I 11 t L'~ C 4 0 I 1 ( vOn'\ rf • 0 0 0 R.t11rvon 1 n n o L•n\IC>rcl 11> 4 (I I 0 0o .. n1nqc JOO O M u•hn1k\" 4 ' J O C,toll pll I 0 0 0 HOb'oOn lb 3 0 0 0 Outtv 71> lo 1 o fOtrl" JO 1 • 1 Total\ 31 ' 10 • 80\IOn 000 000 001-7 c .-1otorn1a 000 100 ,. ....... f HOl>Wn. Mu1ton1•\ 7 OP-C•tolorru• 7. l08-8o\lon •. Ct11torn1a II. 18-M ulilnlk\0 Ro(~ HR -Ro. Jaotll\Oft 121, LandrU UI< tit. !>8- l ·•t'IOf.,dUlf., Lt'n~•oro S-Gnc.h SF-Ao J11t 1t.\On. V•str,erns•t. IP N It ER 88 SO IOSTOH fOrr\l•v IL. S 71 7'1 to • I < S 8urome1tr ,,, o o o o o CALIFORNIA l An•n .. IW, ,.,. 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In the°"""' IMI 10110~ M<.11•"'•' clrilteO a s1ng1e ilnd • ooublt· Rttk Rhoden (5·3) gets the nod on the mound tonight for the Ilod~ers. He'll be opposing Mike Bruhert 11·4). seventh. followed by a run on a Dodge r error. and Martin's tn· pie and Bowa's sa crifice fly m the eighth. M E AN W II I L E '• 1 n Philadelphia, Manager Danny Ozark found no time for those so-called baseba ll experts .who omit Phillies' shorts top Larry Bowa from consideration as one of the best in the game today. Kaat pitched a seveo hitter, See DODGERS, Page 82 THE ANGELS' RON JACKSON BELTS A HOME RUN IN THE FOURTH INNING SUNDAY. THE DODGERS are con- t•crned but still outwardly confi· de nt they'll regain the form that .took the m lo the National L<'ague pennant lasl season. "Naturally you've got to be •concerned." s aid Los Angeles 'M ano~er Tom Lasord_a. whose tt•am is in third place tn the NL West. 4' 2 1ta..mes behind_ the sur· .,rising San Francisco Giants. ··w<' come in here and lose •th1 ee in a row, now have lost four in a row. can't generate any offense. you"rc conterned. "8 TI gNOW one thing. We JtOl confidence. We're going to turn things around." The Dodgers scored twice in A couple of scouts recently were dis cussing the s ubject, tossang around the names of Cin· cinnati's Dave Concepcion. the St. Louis Cardinals' Garry Templeton. Los Angeles· Bill Russ ell and even San Diego·s Ozzie Smith. Bows wasn 't even me ntioned. Ozark revived the subject Sun· day after Bowa helped the Phils com plele the ir three-game sweep of the Dodger,. Bowa had a single. double. sacrifice fl y. Change LANDOVER, Md. CAP> -To veteran Bobby Dandridge and rookie Greg Ballard, it was just ~1 last·minute offensive change to Washington. To Seattle, 1t spelled disaster. Us ing three forwards and at tames a four-forward •ffense. the Bullets blew out the Seattle SuperSomcs. 117·82. Sunday to tie the National Basketball As· soc1at1on Championship series at three games each. The final game or the 1977·78 season 'Wlll be played Weclnes- - Meant Disaster for Sonics day ni g ht in th e Seattle Coliseum. where the Somes have won 22 in a row. GUARD KEVIN GREVEl' unknowingly inJured the wris~ or his shoolin~ arm in game five Friday a nd at s lifrened on the plane ride home from SeatUe. SufferinJt. he finally went into the hospital late Saturday night. but Coach Dick Motta. who did not fly with his team, d1dn 't learn about the lnJury until about 9 30 a m . Sunday .... * "It looked like we would have to sc ratc h h i m (Grevey> because 1t swelled up and was botherinf.l him," said Motta after the game. "Luckily, r had dis· cussed ll with Bobby. the idea of us mg him at guard previously. because Dennis Johnson <Seattle guard and hlg h·!lcorer I is so tall." HOWEVER, GR EVEY started a nd tried to play bul was replaced after six minutes by guard Charley Johnson with the- .Bullets down 11-7. In the second quarter, Motta replaced Johnson with rookie Ballard. The Uneup change put forward Dandridge at the guard slot with Tom Henderson and Balla rd along the front line with twc. vete rans, torward t.:lvm Hayes and center Wes Unseld. In the second hair, Milc h Kupchak. normally a forwArd who sometimes plays at center. replaced Unseld an that lineup. "It was a combination or me See BULLETS, Pa&e 82 ~- I I I t ; I I t • ; I 1 ' .. 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He raised his re cord to 2 0, dropped his ERA to 2 44 • 1 64 as a starter -and in Ozark's opinion could be 6-0 if he had any hittinS? s upp0rt. Fro '" Page BJ BULLETS EVEN SERIES. • • LOS ANGELES •b, "Ill Nr1rt" C • 1 I 0 R•J\,~ll H 4 I I 0 R :.mil" r l • 0 O I (• Y lo J 0 I 0 C.,.1rvt y 1b • O 1 1 (J 8.i• •tll • 0 0 0 L"' y 10 • 1 1 O (,fOh ( • 0 I t Jonn p o o o o >t0U9f\p 7000 Mole on I O 0 0 Ce" •llo n o o o O PHILADELPHIA J Martll\d Bowa \\ C. M•OOO• Cl Lu1ln\i.t If Cdfdtnct tt> H• bntr lb 6oont"' Mt>rl•\on 1'b ... tHtt•lf'\f'I )b KddlO •b," l>I c l l 0 • 0 1 1 •I I I ) 0 I 1 l 1 I 0 1 7 0 0 4 I 2 l • 1 1 I u 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 V•,~:,pll J~ ~ ~ ~ I Ol•I\ .M • II I l.O\ Anqt'I~ 701 000 001-4 "'"''•°"1"""' o'° 100 ll•-9 £ MorrHo" 1. Hf'Of"Pr . G ,.olt-OP - Pf111..,.,1pno• 1 t.08 I.~ A~le\ S, Pt>1i-lpho4 1 18 CArelen•I Norlll, 8ow•. Grott J8- J M•rlon Y<y 58~h. Ru~ll. J.""'4tt1n .... bl>"'Od JOhn IL, I JI HOU9" C...\llllO ICAat IW ''" IP H II Ell 1111 SO LOSANOEt.ES u, • s C > 1 I 1 l l PHll.AOELPHIA . ' • 1 2 • 1 l I 1 r 1 tO A .,,0... going to g uard and Grl'~ com an~ in." s aid Dandridge of th£' lall' s econd-quarter explns1on which moved the tlullels lrom & 1-poanl lead with 5 -21 rc m a in1n~. to 47 -35 at halftlmt.• FROM T HEN ON, with a lot of help from lhl'1r m u c h maligned ht.·nch. the Bullet:-. kt!Pl building on their lead until the) ~urpa ssed the prev1oui. hagh point diffe rential an a n NRA final. 34 . when Boston dl'fl•atcd Sl. LOUIS 129·95 on April 2. 196 1 "That ·s the real Bulleti.." said Molla . "We played like th:Jt ::i gains l Sa n l\n t o na o a n d Philadelphw Ito r (•ach the finals l. 1 was \\Ondt-ring when we would ~et a ~ood one.· Nc.•xt Wedn<!sday's game :-.ho uld bt: one hell of a game .. Leonard, Van Linge Win Tom IA'<lna rd and Jfrry Van Lange te amed to claim the men's open championship Sunday al th e Adoption Guild t e nni s tou rna m ent at the Newport Beach Tennis Club as they swept past Steve Simon and Curt Con· don. 6·4. 6·4. In the women's open Canals 1t was Gail Glasgow and Betty Ann Stuart defeatmg Marilyn Straw and Ellen Bryant. G·O. fi 0. T he upset of the day occurred in the mixed open fina ls where Stuart and Robert Cunningha m nipped Glas gow and Van Lingc, 7·6. 6-7. 7·6. In each lle·breakcr at was a 5-4 decision. In the junior vete rans cm en's open over 3S 1, Horst Ratter and Dick Leach de fe at ed Hank Leichtfried and Bob Duesle r. 6·2. 6· l. Seattle Coach Len Wilkens said : "This was the worst game wt"v1' played an a long time. We w1•n · tolall~ out of sync We re· l11·tl too m uch cu1 l ·on·l We did n 't p lay WC'll. Wt· d id n\, S.:l·nnal(• an.\ thing " "TllF. B ULL ETS didn't do a nything d1fftorent I do n 't lhmk thl'Y can play fo ur fo rwards aga ino;;t us. All we ha d to do wa~ use our heads. but we were total-1~ out of sync <igain a nd we got fllrlht•I bt;hanrl " J\..,kl'd about WC'dnesday·s de· C'1<!1n g ga m e. Wilke ns said Our tl•am has pride, they didn't hkl' .,.. hat h:ippened tod3}. It 's not going tu hapJ>('n < Wcdncs· day 1 " \E A TTLE 111) J Jolln\On I, 51~'NI \, W•i»t,, 11, 0 Jonn\On 4 w 1111am\ •&. 8rown II W•I~•· l !Po ... •&. Ha\V"ll •. ~•etn•t>Q 1 Tota l\ Jl ,. 11 81 WA~HIHOTOH 1111) -Oand .. ~ ''· H ...... \ 71 Un\eld 6, G<e ... y 2 H""d,..'Otl 6. C Jof>nV>" 11, UclllarO 11, Wr191>1 10. l(uP<tl•k 19. P•o S l nlal\ o 7S 34 111 '>•dlll~ ,, ,. 76 71 -'7 W••n•nQIOI' 1q 78 )I JJ-111 I Oul~d OUI .... m. ro1.1 louf\ -Sult~ 11 WtHh1nqton, 7\ h·thfH,.tl\ -flt uper'\•111. Se•ll~ Co•cll WI"""' A -l~.Q.l) Vikes P lay Tuesday EL S EGUNDO -Marina Jligh 's girls softball team. de· fending CIF 4·A c hampion , in· vadcs El Se gundo Recreation Park Tut>Sday for a sem1ftnals game with El Segundo High at 3 p.m . Baseball Standings MALCOLM REID Mgr. aay.: Y°" cloft't han to bea ............. fw Leaf'") to .......... . -We han nallabf• Mo&t "'all•• and Models. RHCJlftCJ In price fro"' •nder S I 00. per "'°""' °" •· CoU IM for a 1eose q•ote or better yet COWte M and lff IM today! AMERICAN LEAGUE Easl Division Boston New York Detroit Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Toronto W L P el. GB 36 17 .679 30 20 .600 412 28 22 .560 611 27 2!> .519 812 ~ 25 .500 91:1 23 26 .469 11 19 32 .373 16 West Division Oakland Kansas City Angels Texas Minnesola Chicago Seattle 29 21 .580 27 21 .563 I 26 23 .531 21·'l 25 21 .5!0 31•! 21 JO .41 2 R11 1() 29 396 9 17 :!7 :w; II S-¥)''tSo.-.. "'""" •. Bo.ton 1 Ttc•• 9, TO<OlllO \ O•t•O•l 4. M<nMIOl<I. Mllwauio." 11·9, c1e,..l•nd 1 • IC•nw\ CllJ IJ. Ow~aoo 7 O•kl•nd •. Ntw v.,._ • ~111"'°'9 •. S..llle I ToNY'•O-• 111morelP•1,,,.,10•1•.,..1tt•ot 1 ''·" IWOO I.Mone '-ll •1 Cte ... l•nd (Weth' \1 11 6ottO.-ll tt I-JI •I 0.-l•lld llltoberQ \ 0 II Htw YOfli (1'1-no. l·ll •1 S.Uttft IA-I l-41." 0n1, 9..-nn ~led T-y·s G.,,, .. BeltimonetA_.. Cl>lceoo et Cle"'Pl-Oetroll •I Mllwau~N K•nw • CllY•I rt .. \ 8o"Otl •I 0...i.nd lttw Yort •I SHUit 011ly 9e-. Klledult<I SATIONAL LEAGUE East Division W L Chi cago 27 20 Pct. GB .574 Philade lphia ZS 21 .543 11t'l .~o 211'2 .453 6 .449 6 .377 10 Montreal 26 24 New York 24 29 Pittsburgh 22 27 St. Lou1s 20 33 West Division San Francisco 32 17 .653 Cincinnati 32 20 .615 11,, Dodgers 27 23 .540 511'l San Diego 23 27 .460 91, I louston 22 27 .449 10 _;ytlanta 18 30 .375 131"1 r SllnNY'• Sco.-n Pn•l•Ot lPlll• 9 Ood9en • .... ,, OIOQO ~ N•w YOr' 1 c n•caoo 6 Allant• • \An Fr dntl\CO l Mo->lr~•I 1 110 IM 1no11 P•U\b\.1'9"" (lN 1nnah t .,, l.Oul\t HOU\I01'7 To<l•Y I O•rnn Ooa9tn ll>l'lodl" ) l t .,1 NtN Yori< 18,,...,1 I•• n Mou•I°" •1.>~11o ~~' •I ChH.qo IL•mo 1 ~I S•n 01-or> •R••tnu\\«1 1 •I •• Monl•HI I~• '\I f'I ..... r ••n<f\CO 181..., 6 JI •« PIUl•c1tlpll1• «C•r llon ).~t n •"'""'• I Rulh-ttn 1 )I •I Pill\l>Ut9t\ I~ dfll•rt• ~ ., n " (lnton,,.t1 tS.•.,., S •l al '>1 Louh «Fonc:ll I JI, TutMl.ty'1 0;1,..., O°"'ttt "1 ~w YOf ~ Huu•lon .ol ""'-S.n 01-00 "1 N\On4tU I 5•n F rlH'K ouo al P111ladfll'fl1• All•lll• •t Plll\bUtqll Ctnc•nr••ll ti SI I.OU•\ LEASING ••• ALL MAKES ALL MODELS MEW 600 W, COAST HWY.• MEWPORT H ACH • 646-02'2 OR USED MISCELLANY Springman Hits GraM Slam USC • m Showdown From A J-Dispatches OMAHA-Top.ranked Southern California. with a well·resled p itching staff. is primed for .i showdown m the College World Series agains t Arizona State Tuesday following the Trojans' 11 -3 victory over Michigan and Arizona State 's 7·6 squeaker over Oral Roberts Sunday. Arizona State. rated right behind Southern Cal. m atched grand s lam home runs with Oral Roberts and had to withstand a furious ninth·inning challenge to re · m ain undefeated in the tourna· ment. Former Dana Hills High star Bill Springman unloaded a 400·fool grand s lammer Lo ig· nite a fi ve·run first inning for ONll Roberts and an the ninth inning, Springman and Gary D 'Onofrio hit back ·to·back doubles to cut the ASU lead lo 11u $HllfOMAN 1·6 with no outs. Also coming through m the first 'rame was forme.,. Fountain Valley High and Golden West star Vince Bienek, wbo stroked an RBI single. But Bob Homer's grand s lam and sacrifice n y proved too much and the Titans of OraJ Roberts will be trying to snap back rrom their first loss in 20 games in an elimination duel with M1am1 tonight. Southern Cal erupted for eight runs in the first Inning agains t Michigan and USC Coach Rod Dedeaux pulled his pitching ace Rod Boxberger after the the first mmng to save him for later an lhe tournament. "It's beautiful having all these pitchers rested for Arizona State." said Dedeaux. "It's a good feel · ing.'' .----Quote of the Dat1---. Cleveland Indians pitcher David Clyde, talking about the two males he runs each day: "I hate it. I hate to run. When I start to hurt. I thlnk or m y wife. Then I think of the baby we're going lo have in July. I'm not hv· ing for myself anymore. I've got a family. And then the two miles are done." S muldne Stop• l'anken, 2-l STAMFORD. Conn -The Califorma Sunshme continued its success on the road Sunday. turning the Connecticut Yankees back. 2· 1. with Alberto Rob1att1 kicking :J 16·yard goal,in overtime for the victory. . . The Sunshine s cored m the 5lst minute on J ohn Lowey's goal Saturday the New J ersey l\mcncans fell to thl' Sunshine. ·l·O. <ind Wc•dnesday the Sunshine m eets the New York Eagles. Andy C'hapman 1s no w the American Soccer Leag ut."~ No. I ~Clffl'r wi th four goals a nd fl\'l' a~ s1s ts. Poh G:.i rc1a 1s third an the ASL s connl! derby. Eb e echere In S ports BASEBALL -Bert Bly leven had a perfect gaml' through five inmngs en route to a 4-1 \ICtory for the P1tl8burgh P1r<1tes ove r the C1nc1nnat1 Reds S unday ... 1'11lc be ll Page s ent Oakland ahead v.1th a two-run double m the fifth 1nnang and the A ·s de- fc.~ated the Nl'w York Yankees. 6·4 ... Vic Harris led off the 10th inning with a home run to power the San Francisco GianlS to a 3-2 victory ove r the Mon· treal Expos ... John Wat.ban a nd Al Cowens drove in three BEAT ILVLEv£H runs apiece and Darrell Pomr collected five hits as the Kansas City Roya ls belted Chicago. 13 2 ... Al Other had fo ur RBI in a 9.5 Texas victory over Toronto ... Olck Davis cras hed his first ma· JOr lcal{UC grand slam homer an the s ixth inning to power Milwaukee to a 12·7 victory over Cle ... l'land. prior lo a 9·4 win in the first game of a doubleheader when Slxto Lezcano, Paul Molitor and Sa l Bando homered to pace a 9·4 rout. , .Ken Slngleloo drove an four runs with a two.run homer. a dou ble and san~lc to lead Baltimore to a 4·1 v1c· tory over Seattle. AUTO RACING -Gary Bowsher took the lead whe n Bobby Allison dropped back with overheat. ing problems. and the 21-yt>ar·old drove to an easy ,·1clorv an the wreek·ma rred Texas 500 stock car race Sundav The race was red-nagged to a stop afte r only eight laps .,.. hen six cars smacked into a blazing cham·reacllon pileup that was the worst m recent me mory in !>lock car racing. Three dnvcr<; we re hosp1ta hzed. but the re were no serious tn· Junes ... Cale Yarborough won the Music Cit~ 420 G rand National stock car race at Nashville Borg Breezes Tanner Omts Dibl,ey PARIS <AP> -Top-seeded BJorn Borg of Sweden moved a ste p closer to has third French Open title Sunday with an awesome. 6·0. 6·2. 6·2 routo l ltaty·s Paolo Bertolucc1 Dorg·s next opponent will be Amencan Roscoe Tanner. who bt"<ll Australia's Cohn Dibley 7 5. 7 6. 6·-1 in anotht'r third round ma tch llah ·~ Corr:.ado Rarazzulla al-.o moved into the 16·man ·fourth round with a 5·7. Ii I. 7 5. r, 4 '1ctorv over rrnnct:'s Pathcc Domtnguez an u 3 hnur bat tic of strategy and ne rH· Dick Stockton of Dallas stayed alive Sunday with a hard rou~hl 4·6, 6· I. J.fl. 7-6. 6·4 ordeul against Bala zi-Taroczy or Hungary. In today's action. Spain's Manuel Orantes ad vanced to the quarterfinals with a 6·3. 7 -6. 7 6 victory over/\ mcncan Ttm Gulhkson SUNOAY'Slll'SULU INft'I Mfltlft Tlllnlll_,., Vl<tor P9<CI, Per.-owv Off 8u•l"r Mollro•m Br1i.1n, ... ) • .,.~ t4. \l•nl\lo Ill•-. (••C"<>•I0•8'1• drl !>t8n !>m1tl1, Un11A1<1 St•IH ,1-•. • l. • •. (OtrMIO 8.,•IJUlll, ll<lly d••I P•lll<f OonllnQ<l<'I, Fr•11<• )./. •~t, I\ t l. 010 SloulOll. United St•ln Gel. 8•1•1\ '•r0<1Y Huno••Y •1 H > ... 11 & . .... e 1or11 8o<Q. ~ .. IHI PolOIO Bt •IOhX<I ll•IY, •O .... • 1 Woj •• ~ .o.. l"OIM\O, 091 .Jonn l1oyo . ltr ll••n, 6 1 .••.• I • I, Ecldlt Oibb\, Ul'liltO 51 .. t\. def P•ul ~<N•"'ff, •u•t••lltt, I• •• I 3 •• '· R•ul Aomirtt. M .. t<O, del 8t1•n f•.cll•t Ullllt<I Sl•ln • 1, • • ~ ~ llOKOtl T """"'· UMt O Sl•IO, IHI tolln Otlll(IY. AvW•ll• I ), I ~ t-• W•-°''' tl"fln Tlllrd ll•llM Mu"• Jau'IO..., VUQO•l•Vi•. d<'t LHleY Bowr•Y. Auitrt ll• • ' • J IC<lt!ly M•Y Unilf<I •·•tf'\ dpt H•11• \lr.c""""••. C.l t<PIOliO•••••. t I t O llt (llN Mer\l•ov•. C.ecnttovOI• IHI ~,,.,,. S•m•onotu. AOM•l'I•• • 1 •• . . llOKSt: RACING -Fast·closing Vigors, wan- ner of thrc(' rich t·\ 1..·nb al Santa Amta earlier this year but oul of action the past three months beca u~l' of a thro;1t infection, ra llied for a one- length victory in th£' Be l Aar Handicap before 39.033 at Jlollywood Park Sunday ... A tnree- <.tlarm fire burned out of control for· more than an hour <at the Co m monwl'alth Race Course in Lo u1 sv lfk S unda y ni ght. t•aus1n g extensive da mage to the grandstand &rea There were no re· ports of anJuries. GOLF -.101\nnl' Carner shot et course record 64 ~unday to n 1pt urt' hc·r second Canad11u1 tournanwnt by an eight s hot m argin ovN llo ll1s Stacv in toronto ... Jim Gabrielsen rl'al'hed the second round of the Uralash amateur <'hampionstup ' "1th a 5 and 3 victory ove r Ed An~l age a l Troon. Scotland ... A rule hftmg lifetime PGA tour exemptions has been rescinded. OTHER SPORTS -James Talbott was k11lt'<i Sunday when JOAHlfE CA11Nu his 27 foot craft flapped over dunng a race a t the Toms Rive r lnkrnat1on al power boat race in New J ersey ... Tracy Caulkins won the 200·meter breaststroke in 2 42.85 to gain her fifth victory in pacing her N<.1shv1lle Aquatic Club to the team championship in an amateur swimming meet ... Ron Miiier won the No'rthcrn California road race crown Sunday al Petaluma in bicycle racing ... Finland's lleikke Mikkola captured the U.S. Grand Prix of Motocross at C::a r lsbad. Laguna Beach ·~ ary Semlcs wa:. fifth overall ... Evo nne Goo ong was lo see a specialist today about a pe rs1 tent ankle inJury before entering the Kent Grass Court tennis ch<1mp1onsh1ps in London ... Forme r maJor lc.·ag ue patcher Jack Lamabe was named Louis1anc:J State's new baseball coach The Birmingham Bullets of the World Hockey As soc1ation have named J ohn Brophy a s head coach . .. Jimmy Certain and Mike BerUn teamed lo capture the Columbia-Professional Bowlers A'!.· ~oc1at1on doubles tournament in Seattle ... In d1ana State's Kurt Thomas won the rtoor exe rcise and high bar crowns a t tJCLA in the US. Gym· nasties Federa tion champ1onsh1ps Saturdciy Sporr11 on Radio,. Tl' RADIO: Ton 1~ht -Baseball · Dodgers at !'\cw York. 5 o 'l'lock. KABC 17901 ; Baltimore a\ Angeh. 7 :.10. KMPC 11101 TV: Tonight · Baseball ·· Dodgers at New York . 5 o'clock . Channel 7. Tueda y -World Cup Soccer Poland vs Tenis1a. 12.30 p.m .. Channel 1•r Pro Soccer Norlll .. ,,,..,.,..., !>o<Ot U"41 ... NV (O\n-~). \l.ttnCWlil••t I (,4n Oir-Qt> 1 T,,,,.,CM u ... vtJ I ul\,I 1 Odil•\ 0 0v" ldnO I Hau".IOf' 0 Amfft(~ 5o<:<•r lt~QW (dli,orn•d 1 (Ot'l"""<.ff( ut 1 '°'' #~ i~ .: .. _ ... ""'1p ,,. ,."'"""'I .,.,_,,,,," • EXPERT ALTERATIONS ~ FOR MEN AND WOMEN , ..:::: ~ ·Ready Made and f'.(.c( 1 1 \-"." r. 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CA 92675 must be r<'Cetved NO LATER then June 19. 1'178. at 5 e> m Cll U t.252> • 4•J.1616 fw ..................... ' l f l f 1 !<. n c STOCKS I BUSINESS '\lonJa • Clohio~ Prh:e ; NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 0....l•hon. ·~•UOr tr--. en Int tffw Y ''" M-\1 P 1colo<, '"BW, ~IO"I, 0.lroll •ncl CIN:ll'lll.tll \100. '"-'°'_r_t•<lftf ,,. N•l-•I A•-••llOftOI *Uffhn OitMo-1"111 ... 1 Monday, June 5, 1978 l/N DAILY PILOT 83 Seven-Up Up? 'Uncola' Spark ~ By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Philip Morrl:i has acqum.'<I Seven-Up and if 1t does an sort drinks what 1t bas done in the beer bu.smess. we may all have some more fug,-at least in watchina the com· mercial Slr~ak by us on the tube. One of the bright spots or TV today Is the ruaht or humorous commercials for MLiler ·s Lile beer. Everyone has his or ber favorite. Mine ls the one teaturing the sing- ing Joe Frazier. MILLER ADVERTISING WASN'T always that way. It used to be called "the cha mpagne or beers." implytng that il was too refined for barroom roughnecks. who ol course account for a good c•hunk of the beer sold every year. Philip Morris. thf' manufacturer of Marlboro. Ben· son & Hedges. Purlwment and Virginla Slims cigarettes, acquired Miller In 1970. It made a bwich of changes. ll Ln· stalled its own people at the Milwaukee-based brewery, built n e w breweries across I he country. shortened the shelf life of the beers, launched the low. calorie Lite, introduced Money Tree the "pony" bottle or Miller High Life and got a new ad· vertising agency, Mccann Enckson, to creatt! some ex· citement in those expensive commercials It worked. Miller went rrom seventh place in the in· dustry lo second. The only brewer ahead or It is Anheuser· Busch. lhe brewer of Budweiser. Michelob and Busch Bavarian. T HE ACQUISITION OF SEVEN-UP might even be re· garded as an indirect Jtlack by Philip Morris on Anheuser- Busch. For Seven-lip. like the Budweiser brewer, is head. quartered in St Louis. Ph ilip Morris has thus established a presence tn the home city of Its beer rival. cYou can be sure that Anheuser is not going to retaliate by acqumng a cigarette producer. although the Liggett Group would pro· bably be glad lo sell orr -or gave away -its hapless. tobacco division, Liggett & Myers. maker of such losers as L&M . Chesterfield. Lark. Decade and Eve. l Seven-Up had sales of $250 million in 197':. Just a little more than Maller had when 1t was bought by Philip Morris Miller's sales today are Sl 3 b1lhon. However. Miller w35 hardly making any money on its saJes in 1970. Seven-Up netted S2S million after taxes. Philip Morris acquired Miller for S227 million. It paid SSIS million for Seven-Up -m cash. 'J 'Itchy' Money Pushes Stocks Up NEW YORK <AP> Th -;tock market was sharply higher tn active tradin~ today ~ such large mstitullons as insurance companies and pension plans began putting their money back into stocks The Dow Jones averagE! of 30 tndustnal issues closed op 16.29 to 863.&1. Analysts said prices were rising today because th~ market has weathered some discouraging economic new~ recently without losan~ its generaJly upward momentum . .. Prires did not go down .n recent weeks when the news was poor and now there's a lot of money on the sidelines lhat's gelling itchy; said Newton Zinder. an analyst with the brokerage hrm of E. F. Hutton. Brokers added that large in vestors were heartened by a decline last week in the rate of gam of wholesale price~ and an unexpected drop in the nation's money supply. St~lulnTlw Spotllght NEW YOl!K UIPI· s."'1, • D m iw•u -,,., (~ of .... 1111 ... ,. ,,_, ~'"'" N<tw Y°"' S10<-. 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H...., 71<\Jt}JG 70 F16U~OtJT HOW MUOI ISROOU ~NOU<:J>I ro S W/A/& A CATf . by Gus Arriola VOUSUAJC'r AU:CS /./AVIE A LOTTOOOf by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan WE:J..L..1 IF Ir ISN'T HOOAITTH Hf:MP, ni~ HANGMAN. by Ernie Bushmill.er I'LL BET THOSE IVORY BOOKENDS PHOOEY ---MY BOOKENDS IN CREASE IN VALUE EVERY '-lltll-'-~-• .,.., • •l"lt.-1, 11111111,,., .... ,.,.,. ARE WORTH A FORTUNE ~// Wf:;EK / • PEANUTS .COMICS I CAOSS""oeo by Char les M. Schulz WM.AT~ SO GREAT ABOUT LIFT1NG TWO ANGEL FOOD CAKES 7 ~-,...---J 'S It ~ .JI.- by Roger Bradfield by George Lemont . \ . I . • I • by Templeton and Forman ME~LO, ~UD6€ 1NOU6'TRl~'&1 ~ARl.. rz,.r.:v..,, .... .,.,, .... BAK~!<, P\.CA'E>S.. .....,D,u-.-»-t•~~ :nm o TODAY'S CRDSSWDID PUZZLE ACROSS &ms I Sootlw! 58 Slender 5 A1omauc c>«eS plant 62 "Mvn and • 9 K time< clas· ()Id Iii SIC dt0 l)(ogram 14 Awov from 63 Cdrts the Wtnd 64 UntnendlV 15 Awry loolc 2 16 Pins land-words lold ~ <lue 66 s~ ot one 17 Coming mind !ogethlll 67 Coml)(ehon· •O•lln swe 111p 19 Peifumef'~ 68 At c1nvt1me necessity 69 C.i•d gatnll 20 Auto c:om IC Scot 11ve1 panmen1 11 Places 21 Most robust DOWN 23 Trace I VHn1cles 25 Nestv look 2 Vtgllant 26 Ah '"llage J Medagascar 28 L1h bettttt 1>11mate J2 Conqueung 4 Mos1 sungv 37 1964 pact. 5 Possesses Abbr Ii Shoefd. Vat J8 "Exodus" 7 Sf)lt1$ hefo 8 Started l9 l000i 9 NYSE mem askance ber\ 4 I 111 addition IC Soc Sec 42 Circular •ecrpienr banm 11 Be109 tn Ma '5 Hat part dud '8 Appettlet 12 Gt letters SO Metal I) SP painter 5trand 18 Ice or rollet 51 . com· mondenom 22 Cor<led lab· in.ttor "' !i4 Lament po· 24 A Mal• UNITED Feature Syndicate S.turcMiy's Puule Solwd UIC 4 • ' s r 0 0 l r-~r-& l , , 4 0 ~ I , " .. s ( ~-.... l ( • IAf l rv, 11 " ( • f f ' c " l .. " t \ ( . • l & •• • 0 II G A •tc ' 0 • • II I I " ' '. rs .. f & f ( • r l & t ( 0 ( • 0 c ~ • f l ( 0 ( II 0 S I •• 0 • .. ' t , . ( ( 0 • 10 , ( ' 1 ' ,, " t [ii r l .. •• I II \ "10 r• • i'f( IC A II ' . . " rs l 0 ' .. 'l : M .. ~ ., .. .. 0 0 • [( c • II G . 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Poter f atk An 8Clr9SS .lll&mOIS 10 l>oll) her ~Choatrost kill hos wile making It IOOk llke a IObbery that ll'Sultecl on murOOf ( t hr . 30 mon I Battered Wile G) BEWITCHED ti) ROOKIES A cop tor a crOOll. that the dell offered by a shrewd operator; hos nosta90 OttiGer Danilo Julie Kavner portrays a beate n and frig htened woma n \\ho becomes the un- willing subject of a !)Cries of newspaper <H'licles on Lou Grant tonight a l 10 on CBS. Channel 2. fE) OVER EASY M r and Mrs Peter Mars.hall CharltlS Rosen on robot~ seno0r emotOy· m1•nt unoer T •tie 9 vegeta· ble & bool bOUP IRI (ll AMERICA 2NIOHT ®J BA8E8All Los A~etos e>oooers vs New Volk MCIS 7:00 CJ NBC NEWS 0 UARSCLUB 0 BOWLING FOR OOLlARS Channel l...btlng• 1J KNXT (CBS} Los Angeles fl) KNBC (NBC) Loe; Angeles II KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles D KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Otego G KHJ·TV (Ind) Los Angeles ®l KCST (ABC> San Diego CD Knv (Ind J Los Angeles 0) KCOP· TV (Incl ) Los Angeles fl!) KCFT· TV (PBS) Los Angeles m KOCE TV (PBS) Huntington Beach CD ILOVELUCY (D AOAM-12 Malloy end Re00 hendle a burglary at 11 11d1ng school ED MACN8L/LEHRER REPORT ({) JOKER'S WILD 7:30 0 CONSUMER eUVUNE 0 NEWL VW60 GAME 0 JOKER'S WILD CD THEeRAOYBUNCH Q) AMERICA 2NIOHT Guest. Billy Crystal. ID 28TONIOHT Debate on public 11anapot· talion a:> FR~CHEF Sole Sonne Femme" (R) (} 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8:00 0 Cl) THE JEFF'ERSONS George blOwS a IU$6 Whefl " oowe< blackout Ms tne city and looter~ do the ~ 10 M stOfe (R) CJ LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE MM! Me Al fh41 Fair?' At ui. M8'lkoto teff. Mary •• ~I OH ,,.,, teet by • bal- IOOntll (Dick OeColl) a/\d Carrie h.u en uM•l>CIC1ed hot-aw balloon rtde. (R) G MOVIE ••'It "Catilomia·· ( 11M8l Rey M iiiand, Buba•• Stenwyck. The eatty days ot Cal1lomla, wtien greedy men 1oug111 against mt .. t>ood. ere dep!Cted. 12 hrs.I 0 ~MAKINO Of' BEATLEMANIA A behtnd·tl'l&-00Clf'9S IOok at the hit legll mo&IUI wtllCh recreates 1ne e•Cll .. ment of the Seltlel. 0 MOVIE • •·~ "Stopover Tokyo" ( 19571 Robert Wegne<, Joan Collins An American aoy Is caretully watched white he 1s In Japan for a bfoel siopoyer 12 hrs I CD CAROi. BURNETT ANOFRIEHOS Q) MOVIE * • • •, "Flame Over India" (t9591 Kenntilh More. lourtlf'I Bacall A B111rsn officer roscues ;in American govern1Jss and r.er w1110 llom ret>ellu111 M OSfem5 12 hll , 30 ml('t I ED SPECIAL ·Henry Ford'' Ame.-k;a ' HPnry Foro .md h•5 com· pany are uam1nod oncluO· ong compa11sonv w1tn Gon• oral Motors, 115 large< comoo111or a:> QUE PASA. U.S.A ? Whole Joe os on the hosp1t JI tor an BPPl'nd<<tomy th• p,.,,n <>rn to1c1·0 10 o ... ,, With the COIOness OI rul"s and requl1111on~ 1n Ameo 1 can hospitals IAI 8:30 f) (I) 0000 TIMES Aequmm For A Wono Wollona <>nd lhe (vans i;l.1n k'ern a p1ec:•ou' lftSson on love, ltte end duath whun J J prtJSIOes OVl'f a mo .. 1 unusu~t wake tRI 0 MOVIE * •*''>"The Wold 8unctl" ( t969J Witham HoloJnn (tne5t Borgmn~ Ouu..i .... , cause v101vnce ,,,o des11uc1ton white bettltnq TUBE TOPPERS ABC 0 :;·oo · Monday Night Baseball. The Dodgers t ake on the New );ork Mets in tonight's telecast from \_~hea Stadium. KCET 3 8:00 -Henry Ford's Am e rica. The Ford e mpire and its founder are spotlighted in this special. which aJso examines Ford's chief com- petitor. General Motors. NBC D 9 :00 • "Our Town ." Thornton Wildc r ·s classic American dream is r epeated with Ha l Holbrook as the s tage manage r and Ned Beatty, Barbara Bel Geddes and Gl ynnis o ·con· nor f catured . It>! Mec1C811 Arrrry. (2 hrs , :JOm1n) G) $128,000 QUESTION a:> OVEREASY Mr and Mrs. Peter Ma1Shall. Chatles Rosen oo robots. ~ emplOy· moot undllf Tltte 9. vegeta• bte ~t 50UP IR) 9:00 0 (JJ M•A•S•H Colooel Pollet. wom~ about lhe ne<v0us len5'0t\ apoa1cn1 in the 4077tn. asks psycruatrost Stdney Fr!Mtdman to take an 1nlor· mat IOok at 11ome o f the more up1ogn1 coses (RI 0 OURTOWN Hat HOibrOOlc ponrsys the Stage Menagtlf In Tflorn· ton w11oer·s Puhtze< Prue- Wlnntng play ol fife on a small New England town Also starring are Ned Bt<JllV. Barbara Bel Go>Odos. Robby Benson. Aonny Cox. Glynnis O'Connor and Saoa Thomp50ll (R) m MEAV GRIFAN Guests Susan Margolls. Jonn and Meureen Dean. Rona Barrell. George P1ompton Er.I MEETING Of MINOS Cnorlf!S Oarwon. Emily Dockinson. Gehteo anO A1111a tne Hun d1scu1>s crAatlVlly, IOYE<, fatlll 8n0 man •lb a warllke OO<ng on this program wrollen and mod«atl!d bV SteYll! Allen a:> DAVID 81J88t(JN0 "You can I LOOIC Us Up • Mental Patients Are Aoam-1"9 The Stree1$" t'.30 U Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME Ann s new secretery WOUid tllhOf h•ve everyone befiello She I a dNg eddlC.I tt>an admit tM rnucn dark· er and deeQe< truth · - shes an eptleptrc: (RI @l MERV GRIFFIH C.urstr. E:yOoe Gorrne. Sieve L .. w1ence. Tot•e F •t!ldS Motton Be<le 10;00 0 (J) LOU GRANT l he subject tor 811111• N&wman '\ se<les ol arh· cte~ os .i htgnteneo and unwilling battered w110 (Julie Kavne1) (Al 00 NEWS ED MICHAa. JACKSON Guest Sieve Allon i;harM his ourP068 1n creattnq me PeabOOy Award·w1nn1ng p.ogram gives hos V18W5 on the state ot tetevision toctay, and prO\l>del IMICJllf into lhe nature Of llUmOr. 10-.30 CD 0) NEWS fD MACNEIL / l.£HAE'R REPORT 11:00 f) C) U ())Im NEWS 0 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE "Love And The BM" Petw and Ba1b11a, who I.now eacn othe< onty t11Qhtty. bllY tho .,.,.,,., ~od 0 MOVIE * *' t Whole He><ff~ 01 Summer· I 19131 J~"" Set>erg. F1edttr1Gk S1..1t tord The oontonual qu••- rel& and tnltdehty ol • llu• band 1n<S wile C.UMI 1 ne complete oemornllLation ot theor Chold f2 hr• ) Q) TME 000 COUPLE ., MONTY PYTHON'S FL VINO aACU8 fO 00< CAV£TT Guest: danoet and actrete Ginger Rogers. '1i) MACNEJL / l.EHAEA REPORT 11~ 9 (I) CBS LATI: MOW • ••, .. The Girt Who Ceme Glft-W1 upped" f 1974) Kar1,1n Valentin..!, Aiellard Long 0 TOHIOHT Guest hoet Burt Reynolds Oue!lls Sandy Ovnc:nn, JamM &Olin. Roger Mlll(lf. Vi< tor Buono 0 LOVE. AMEAICAH STYLE 'l..ove And The Foo111ght F'11pce11" Oe•tet hU a PfOb!MI Wllll t.lonica. G ®' SOAP An adult, contlnUlng come- dy abOUt the Tates. a well· to-do family. and ,._leis Affluent 1ela1tve1. the Campt>ells. (RI (Network lldVISGS viewer dt$Ct81100I Q) THATOIRL (!) GETSMART &l) CAPTIONED A8C NEWS M'.:>RNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Duflng w W It a man acqunM the ablllty to ""' death in the fi!G8S of mun •bOUI IOdt<_• G) HIGHHOPES ti) HONEYMOONERS T ry!ng to make up with Ahce allor 11 quarrel. R1111>1> lakes Eds t1dV1c:e and sends. her a 1ec0<01r19 12:03 D ®' POUCE STORY ComPMy Man" A pollC&- man hnO~ h•'l man111Q" comploeated by"" 1mer.r.1 •n a SC'hOol '"~ "'' rntMllS Wllol;f att!lmotong to brnal< up an auto tllt<lt 11119 t~30Q MOVIE ,, ,, '"" S•nq1n9 H•ll" t 194 11 <•an• ""''Y ~mtt•·v Uu1n1111 • Cl) CROSS-WITS Q) MOVIE •••• , . "Ha~ One Summer" I 19461 Joanne Creon, Dana Andrew• 1:00 G TOMOAAOW 0 MAVERICK "The loneS<Hnt Reunion ' 1.1ou NEWS ~ WILD. WILD WORLD Of ANIMALS ~Jungle Alver" A rare .._ OI tile drama of 11111 end death In tne romote Arna· 100 besln 1:3000 NEWS 2:00 om News 2:050 MOVIE • • • "Sc:reom Of l=eor· (1961) Susan Slla&t>erg Aonold Lew11 3:40 fJ NEWSMAKEAS 4. 10 0 STEVE EDWMOS T~•day's Daytime Mo.,ies M'.)RNING 11:30 Cl) * * It ''They Were E•pendabte" ( 1945) Rob- ert Monlgomerv. Jot11> Weyne A gro.JP Of PT l>OlllS prO\IO t hott 1mpor- t 1mce during We><ld Witt fl. (2nrs.20m"' I AFTERNOON 12:00 O • • • ··0uo1 At snwir C roll!k" 119~21 Audoo Murphy Faith Domtirgue. lt1A ~olVA< Kod 1eams up w11h tho mar<:hal ol Solvt>< C•ty and togetlle< lhey 1.0 me 1own of J band ot mur- de<•ng dalm1umper1. ( t nr 30m'" I 3.00l~) *•'•"Arabella" ( 19690 Jamee Fox. V1rna Lt&1 A beeullful llaflan ~ fler loolia 10 e•trect monoy from wealttiy mon to pay her grandmottw's back ta,•es ( t hr • 30 m111 I 3:30 Q • * ,..., "Tiie Man" t 197 t) Jamee Eart Jones. Martin Balsam Alter ci1- cums111nces tnrust a blactc r..-naloi tnlo the Pres.0.<0- c.v. tne Congresa refuses to t.1~0 hom S8f10USly 11 '" • JO min ) TV's Name Game Beeere's Burr . .~ctor Burt R<'ynolds t akes oh:r Johnny Carson's desk this \\l·ck un t he T onight S h ow. <.11ring at. 11 :30 ''ccknighl!'> 011 J\:BC. ChJn m·I t 'TV on Trial' Aired Today On Channel 50 .. TV On Trial." a two-hour c1nema·vC'rale documentar y focus ing on the highli ghts of the murder trial of 15·vear old Ron- oey Zamora. airs today al 5 JO cm KOCKTV. Channel 50 .. TV On Trial" 1s the result of t he Stale of Florida's one-year pilot progr am allowinJ? cameras an courtrooms This historic ex periment pe rm i t s cover age without consent of trial part1e1· pants or even the judge Last September . whe n yotmg Zamora went on trial fo r the shooting d eath of Elinor Hag- gart. h1s 82·year-0ld neighbor. the d aily trial proceedings were videotap<'d and excerpts were broadcast the same evening Television camer as were not on ly in a South F l ori da courtroom: television itself was on tnal for, ironically. "sut>- hminal television intoxication" •\as attorney Ellis Rubin's lcgaJ defense of young Zamora ': Seven Join Cast Of TV's 'Friends' LO!, ANGELES <AP> -Seven .•.~ore people have been added to ·• lhe cast of the NBC movie "Fast · Fri e nds" starring C arrie Snodg re~s a nd Dic k Sh awn . They dre Mackenzie Phillips. Michael Parks, Jed Allan, Edie Adams. Vivian Blaine, Elayne ffeilveil and Susan Hcldfond. The wntcr and producer of the movie about a television tallc sbow is Sandra Harmon. a wrtter on the staff or "T he Dick Cavett Show " tor Uiree years. Here's Latest From Camp Rerun By JAY SllARBU'IT CAMP RERUN, Calif. !AP> Dear Mom : How a rc you'.' l o m fine. Well. we're ~rapping up at Camp Rerun, thal Low Sierras resort all us TV critics v1s1t eu('h sum mer for refresher courses in griping. It has been kind of disappoint- ing this year. Ha rry Reasoner was supposed to show up yester· day t o tell us about life al ABC. but he had to rush off lo CBS. Or was it NBC., And Freddie Sil verman. the guy who put on ··Love Boat" and all the stuff that ma kes Dad sleep so well. he was going to lecture us on lire at ABC. But he had to rush off to NBC. Or was it CBS?' BILL MOYERS a lso was go- ing to taJ k about his work at PBS. But he didn't show. Some- on e said he'd gone to CBS. But an industry observer s aid Bill is al PDS now. Or was it ABC" I t ell you, it 1s ver y confusing frying to keep trac k of who goes where these days It d1dn•t help th at Farrah Fawcell·Majors failed to appear and show off her new ha ir-do as scheduled Someone said she was busy in "Charlie's Ange ls" now. Another guy said, no, she's left the show to be a movie s tar. Another said, no. she's back 10 1t. So a poll of the TV critics was taken ABOUT 14.S respondenL"i said s he was a movie star now. 20 7 throught she was in .. l''antasy Is land" and the rest had "no op1n1on. ·· After Edwin Newman showed us how lo s plit an infan it1ve. we had interesting t alks about network sports. A CBS man talked about tennis and winne r- take·all. An ABC t alked about checking boxing records. The discussion got pretty heal· e d a nd the CBS guy h1l the AOC man with a tennis racket. Then t he ABC guy htt CBS with a carton of old boxing records. and statistics n ew every which \\-ay. An NBC vice president he lped pick up CBS' broken racket and WINTER JOINS CAST OF 'UFO' LO S ANGELES <AP I Edward Wanter has been named to s tar in the NBC series "Pro- JCCt l' FO," replacing Wilham J ordan. Winter played Col. Fla~g an 'M ·A s-H." Rep. McCallam m .. Soap," and had recurran~ role·!-. in numerous othe r TV sc·nc~ and 1n the movie .. Parallax View." On Broadwuv hC' was m ~urh plays as "Cabaret," .. Promisl's, Promises" and "The l.hrthda) Party " ABC's boxing records a f· terwards. He !lure smiled a lot. Mom . BUT HE GOT ·has when the ABC man ~aid. "Okay. wise guy. let's see your fall schedule ror next season." The NBC guy got a ll red in the face and fumbled about an tus pockets for about 10 minutes. F'mally, he said, "I don't have one." All the TV critics IC£ughed. some knowingty. Last nig ht. ABC and CBS s howed us the opening episodes of all their 21 ne w and returning com edies. Nobody laughed. Then all three ne tworks showed opening episodes of all new and returning hour.Jong ser ies. from .. W.E.B .. " which is a bout a network. to "The In· credible Hulk,·· which a lso ls. EVERYONE l a u g h e d . particularly during the s<'en Jt made the networks so ma they asked all 220 TV critics how many of them actually watch television at all now. It was weird. Mom, not a band was raised .. "Okay," a s pok esman s neered. "Then how m any of you a re now s pe ndinR your nig ht s j u s t. .r ea d · 10~ ••. books'>" All 220 hands shot up Mom . ask Dad , is tbis a trend or what? He s hould know. They're E'roozles King Ha ll lleft l sho vs Victoria Pickett the Jupiter Globe during a vis it lo Pasadena's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. J oining the lecture arc the F roozlt·c;. c haracters in the children·s TV series of that name aired weekday mornin~s ;it 7 :30 on KHJ. Channel 9. Making Wall Street Like Broadwa ~ By TOM JORY COS COB, Conn. <AP> -So what's so amusing abou t the economy? "Talk about economics and they're bored to death," says Loui s Rukeyse r , p u b li c television's best-known com· mentator on the subject. "But mention money and watch their eyes lig ht up." And that. in a nutshell. is Rukeyser's formula fo r the suc- cess of · Wall S t ree t W eek," now in it s fifth yea r a s a weekly. ycar- ro u n d orrer· 1ng on the Public Broad- cas t In g Se rvice network. RUKEYH• ··1t ·used to be when I was asked what mad<> the program ~o." Rukeyser says, ''I 'd say that m aybe it wns because we were rirst In a field of one. ·But reall~. each year. people try things similar to ·wall Street Week' and fall flat. So we have to be doing something better . /\nd now I say there are three secrets to why we do as well us we do. "FIRST, WE speak English. We doo·t hJde behind academic jarson. ·'Then, of course, it's desira- ble that you know what you·re t alking about. "And finally, you have lo doll With a bit o r flatr, because> nobody wants to tum on the TV set at the end of tho wee k and be quote educated unquote. .. So we try t o have fun .·· Rukeyser says. "We lake the position : 'It's just your money, not your life'." ,. THE APPROACH -indeed. the Rukeyscr style -has helped make "WaJl Street Week" one of the two or three most popular shows with PBS affilia te sta· lions. It was among the first pro- g ram s picke d up by n on· c o mmer ci al st ations for the 1978·79 season on PBS. "Wall Street Weck .. began its firs t 30-week season Nov. 20, 1970, produced at the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting a nd of(ered Initially to stations a long the East Coast, oorth or Washington. A 35-week run was offered to a ll station s 1n the no n - commercial network In 1972, and the first year·round season was begun Oct. s. 1973. The show Is broadcast on many PBS s tations Friday evenings . RUKEYSER WAS a comme n· lator on \he economy for ABC when "Wall Street Week" made Its debut. For three seaaoM, be worked s lmultancously for the I comme rcial network e nd for PBS before resigning from ABC. He commuted from his home in the New York City area to Owings Mills. Md., each Friday fo r the live telecast of • Wall Stree t Week" -a schedule he maintains today. He lives 10 Connecticut with his wife and three daughters. "The production starr at the Maryland Center for Public Broadcasting." he says, "has responsibility for preparing for . the s how and ma king s ure the guest a nd the three panelists show up each week. "I ARRIVE early Friday ar- lernoon." he says. "having read duriog the week whatever l can find ol} the subject." Rukeyser writes his lntroduc· tlo n -so mething of a trade mark of the show -af\er reaching the station. •·1t has to be done then. 1f you think about 1l, because we are live and we do want to Include the most re· cent news," he says. Rukeyser's opening remarks set the tone for the evening's c;how. TV Guide. commenting on t he commentator a couple of years ago, ~aid Rukeyser hnndleR "lhe task of banishing boredom from a potentially be numbing subject. .. large ly by haodllng economic news with irreverence and wtt." ''WALL STREET Week " follows a regular format each Friday -Rukeyser's r eview of the week, commentary by reg- ular p a ne lis ts, o n -the-air response to viewer questions. backgroundtn~ on the week's topic for discussion and the guest interview. The productioo staff lines up the guest each week, Rukeyser sa ys, and "the li ne of prople waiting to be on 'Wall Street Week· ts a lready a round the block ... Des pite Rukeyser 's s killful use of good humor , "Wall Street Week .. 1s a serious effort to help the interested understand the ~tock mark<!l, hJgb finance and the e conomy. "Amencans a re forever ac· c used of be 1nt economic il- literates." Rukeyser says. "I re- searched lha . notion once and traced it back to 190S. If a small benefit of ·Wall Street Week' ls to elevate that a bit, I'd be happy." R VKEYSER S AYS PBS estimates t he audience for .. Wall Street Week" al about eight million. subs tantial by non- com mercidl TV standards. He says women. who "like men havo a lively interest in m oney." mt\ke up about heir of the a udience. Ruke yser. 4S and a 1954 Princeton graduate. s pent 11 years u a political a nd foreigh correspondent for the Baltimore Sun ncwapapon. He Joined ABC in Paris in 1965, later moved to Londo n , and to 1968 wa~ transferred to New York <i'> economic editor. He developed a number of ma jor specials on the economy for A BC. but sayR he w as not particularly happy with the ar- ranf.?emcnt. "The trouble with m ost television executives and producers is they thank a like . Rukeyser says. "They think thr economy is loo dull and too com pli cated to do on TV. And th.it happens to be nonsense. "I F l 'D HAD to go through Uv net work bureaucracy with 'Wall Street Week,' we'd never haw been on the air,'' he says. "I'd have had to carry the idea to Hi committees, and listen to soow smart aJeck Vice president S•), 'Who does be lb.Ink be is? Boh Hope?'" Public \.elevi'lioo, clearly, ha:-. given Rukeyser a great deal more freedom with the subject "I never thought public TV wa-. a license to bore." the com men tator i;ays, "and I think the b<>c;1 of pubhc telev1<;ion uppronche:-. it thri t way, Loo." R Ukl•yser prepares himself for ..Wa ll Street Weck" by readin~ "everything, I rom the '10'it serious pubhcatrnns to the .mo~t fr l volou ~. Of te n . the m or..t serious. hy the \\ ay, are really the most frivolous." I l I . \ Mnnoay June b 1918 'Da,' Revue Cop Tonys. R~ "ll.11 I \ll GLO\ t-:R 'I"\\ \'OH >-. \['i lh1s ~ear s Tony Av.urt.I for tht• b~~t mu'.-.1t al of tlw Broadway sea1>on v.cnt to ''Atn I M1 ... bt.•ha\ in1: . ' a !>ai.1>y Harlem Jazz rt' 'ue. ~ h1le Ou .· a ~l'11tk Irish memory play, look the beM dramJ pr11t> Besides gl'lting the top s11\.er medallions Sun day night. announced at the (.•nd or a CBS telecast that as usual ran 0Hrt1me, ",\in'l M1sbehav1n· •· eot two other uwards, for outstanding musical d1 -ect1or by Richard Malthy Jr. and for the featured performance (Jf Nell Carter .. Da," ""rittcn by II ugh Leonard. also won the drama dirct·lor award for Melvin Bernhurdt in his Rroadway dt'but. the i.wr actor prize for veteran Rarnarc1 Hughe!>. and the featured e1ctor citation for Lester Rav. hns BOTll OF TllE WI N~I NG 1:.hows originated in off Broad'' ay theaters. e1nd both previously won the annual c1l<1l1ons of the New York Drama c-1t1c·:-. Circle lr()rucally. another nominated musical. "On the T~cnllelh Century." got more Tonys than • Ain't .M1sbehav1n'," scooping five for actor John Cullum. featured actor K evin Kime. scenic de signer Robin Wagner. best score by Cy Coleman \\ ith lyrics by Detty Comden <ind Adolph Green. and best book. also b) Comden and Green. L'nder regulations <.·stabhshed by the League of New York Theatcri. and Producerc; wh1C'h Mi- m an1 stC'r'> the iiwards. ·Ain't M1sbehavin' " was; not el 1g1ble for ell her score or book nomination ht'cau:.t• 1t U.'>es the music of the late Thomas .. Fats .. Waller and has only a fragmentary story line &.IZA MINNELLJ WAS picked as top musical actress for "ThC' Acl " The other and1v1du al honors in mu::.1ca l cutcgorics "enl lo Bob Fosse as choreographer of "Danrin · " and to Jules Fisher. the same show's l1ghtmg designer. The top dramatic actress trophy went to Jessica Tandy in "The Gin Game." Picked as the outstanding f eatured play actress was Ann Wedgeworth in "Chapter Two." A new compcl1l 1\"C classification this year. for an outstanding revival. was won by "Dracula." which ~ot another pntc for the costumes by Edward Corey The third annual ::.occial Ton; for an outside ' < ..... .. ff., .... ,., 494·1514 -fOtfllAe _ _, COMING NOMI l9l -TWO-MINUTI WQHIHO l•l "•llA'YUIUNO-..- U>H MICMAft V'IHCINl aao WIONlSOAY1N 1 nuon OOUU> • -• ... ouH CANJC04tN ONl 1"°1 .. ,,.., u car· .,. .. KAN ou,,m1 ... 1 .a. -e .IACOUtl-MINT THI GallK TYCOOH ••1 •• OA'Y UQ NO ononr U>_ICMA.I, VMt«H'f atO WIDHUOAYll"Ol "'THAHec GOD trSFRIDAr WkDAYS -7-IM 00 SAT/SUN -f.4»oa:4U .1 .. 1-.0 "COMING HOME* Ill Wl(DAYa-MMJO 6ATISUN -Z*M:»1-IS "ROCKY" "TELEFON" (PG) - IY\VDlU ""''°"' e .00 lfflOH f.l.S.T.(l"OI Pl US AllCl, SWllT AllC_1_1•_1 _ _.. Ml.-1' U 1'NOl,O• e t.AU' flUO THI IND111 PlUI LOVI AND DIATH1P01 '"'°"' 00UU> • -· NOUN CA,alCOtlN ONI fl"OI PlUI THI INP04tCH 111 ~~~-----------.!U .-oc .... u VIHCIMT atO WIDNISDAY Cl'OI PlUI OHi ON ONI ff'OI snvun• uauOHI ltOCICY c"°I O\UI nuPON ll'OI atCN&eD CMtl'fUU ClOH INCOUNTHI Of --IUH8 !POI l'\UI MUaota a'r MATH1P01 "A ITOHIAM -lOI"' .,,., LAST 1uav1v0tl1•1 PlUI ISUNO OP THI OAMHID 191 '"'"'" .. """°"' aOCI0'1H1 PlUI nuPON(l"OI "' 'l " \ ork re.,itlcnl performing orsnniiahun v. uc, pn•st:ntt>d lu lhL· Long Wharf Theater of New ltJH'n, ( cinn .; Tiit.: LEAGUE'S LAWRENCE Langner •\''a rd for d1stingu1shed 1iret1me acti1evement wus r11 t•:.tmtc·d by Bob Hope in absentia to composer l rvmg &>rhn Thert• were no real surpnse winners in the com pet1l1ve categories. which did not prevent m o:-.t of lht•m from indulging in effusive thank· yous that prompted repealed frantic pleas by pro- ducer Alexander ll. Cohen. durrng commercial br<.·aks m the proRram. for more brevity After the telecast. the black tie and dinner gown audience at the Shubert Theater trekked noss-town for a m1dn1 ~ht celebration 11" the W;.lldorf <\slona Grand Ballroom TONVS WERE FIRST awarded tn 194'1 1n rnemorv of Antoinette Perry. oneo· or the founders ·of the American Theater Wing, a ta x-e xempt or ganazallon w'1ich today promotes theater around lhl' country Sunda) 's winners were selected by 428 voters. ~ho inc·lude the gove rning boards of four thN1trical unions, m embers of the first and second night press. the board of directors of the Wing and ml•mbt•rs of the League of New York Thealers and Producers. * • * * • • The Winners NEW YORK (AP l Here is a list of winners of the 32nd annual Tony Awards given Sunday night for d1stingu1shed achievement during the 1977 -78 Broadway season. 9,.,, Olt1v 'Da'· bv Huott LeonArrt Besl muwcdt -"'A1n 1 M1~h.av1n • ~nor 1n • Ol•y -8.arn..trd HuglW\. "Oa" Actt•\\tn&\plcJY -JeUt<• T•ndv TneG1n(;•~ At tor an• mu-..cdl -Jonn Cullum. Of\ thf' lwf'ftlle-tn Ct nlutv A ctrf\\ 1n a ~\•Cdl Ltlil M1nrwll1, Thf' Act" 01f"eCIOf Of d OldV -Mf'lyin F\Prf\n,.r-..,nA Oir•ct0t oto mu~1ca1 R1cnardMtlllbv. Jr • Atn'• M1~h•v1n Fttdlur~ tt<lor 1n a pt.t'f -L•\ler A•whn\, Oct f •aturtd actrt\'\ tn • plttv -Ann W"°9f'wor1n. Ch•Ptf'r Two F ~•turt"d .ctor 'n •mu,•< al -Kttvrn Kt1"""' On thifl f'INf'nt1f'm C•nturv F eaturttd •< trtos~ ina mvs•<dl Nll'll CcJrler. •· "•" I Mi!>bf'n•v1n tlOO~ OI d mu••<.tl OP.llY C.omden. AOOlpll C.r~H>. Oft'"" TwPnl1tm Century" Scor• -(y ColMTMn MU\IC lffolly Co~n AdOlph C,ttt'n lyt•c'\ °" •rw Twen11~th(.M\IUf• Cl>O•eQ9•-Y Bob Fo\~ O•nc '" ~f'1 Df'\IOM Uob1n w ,1Qnt'r. On the twef"ltt'lh (enlur 't Costumr 0,.'\1qn Eo Vortv Oracuta · l1QMlnq 0.-.\1Qn -Joi&'\ f1\her, O•n<•n • Revnn•I Ofil(ul• ..,. 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ICl4 Se ""'" AN!ltll'I W 7501 ftt1 r1n1"' "HOUSI CAU.S" tf'GI • >•& ••.n "THI STING" ........ Cell 642-5878 Put • few words to work for ou ENTERTAINMENT I THEATER I POP MUSIC TOP WINNERS These were the big in· davidual winners at Sunday's Tony awards. From left are Burn<.1rd Hughes. best cictor lur "Da " Ltl a Mann cll1. best musical (JC· - By The Associated Press The followin~ arL· Billboard's hot record h1ls for the week endm~ Junl' 10 as they apoear in next "eek ·s issue of Billboard magaztne HOT SINGLES I "You're The Ont That I Want" John rravolla & Ohv1a Newton-John <RSO I 2. "Shudow Dancing" /\ndy Gibb <RSO I 3 "Too Much. Too Little. Too Late" Johnny l\1 ath1s & Demccc Williams 1Columb1a l 1 "Fl•cls So Good" Chuck Mangione rA&M > 5 ··saker Strel•t" Gerry Rafferty !United Arl1slsl fl "H's A Heartache" Bonnie Tyler rRCA 1 7 "On Broadway .. George Benson (Warner Bros l 8. "Take A Chance Orr'l\1<:" Abba cAllanlic 1 9 "'With A Little Luck·· Wings <Capitol l 10. "This Time 1 'm In ll For Love" Player I RSO l Top LPs I .. 'Saturday N1ghL Fever' Soundtrack" RSO l 2 "London Town" Wings <Capitol> 3 "Feels So Good" Chuck Mangione <A&M 1 I. "Showdown" Isley Brothers IT · Neck l 5 "Jefferson St arship Earth" Jeffer son Stursh1p (Grunt 1 EASY LIST ENING "Even Now" Harry Man1low <Arista 1 2 .. Bluer Tha-0 Blue" Mic hael Johnson 1Springcrcek·Let There Be 1 J _ "You're T he Love" Seals & Crofts rWarner Bro~ ' t "You Belong To .Me " Carly Si mon r Elektra l 5 "With A Little Luck .. Wings <Cap1lol 1 COUNTRY SINGLES l "GC'org1a On My Mind" Willie !Columbia I 2 "Night Time Magic" Larry Gatlin ment l 3. "Two More Bottles or Wine" Emmylou !Ir -ns !Warner Bro~ 1 I. "Golla' Quit Lookin' Al You Baby' Dave & Su~ar 1RCA l 5 ''I'll Be True To You" Oak Ridge 1AH\l SOt:L SINGLES l. "Use Ta Be M y Girl " The O 'J ays I Philadelphia International> 2. "T:ikc M(.• To The Next Phase" Brothers {Columbia I 3. "The Grovvclme" Heatwave <Epic l t... y" Rufus Chaka Khan IABC• 5_ "Du y Stick .. George Duke I Epic l MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "CLOSE ENCOUN'JERS OF THE THIRD KIND" (PG) "CAPRICORN ONE~ (PG) "THE LAST WALTZ" (PG) "AMERICAN GRAFFITI" (PG) "IF EVER I SEE YOU AGAIN" (PG) "THE DEEP" (PG) "FM" CPGl "PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE" "BOYS IN COM PAN'( C" (R) "THE LAST DETAIL" "THE LAST WALTZ" "MANITOU" (PG) "SATURDAY °"IGHT FEVER~ "LIFEGUARD" "HOU<)~ CALLS" ''ANNIE HALL" CPG) "GOODBYE GIRL" (PG) "RABBIT TEST" "ROCKY" "BANANAS" CPGl (Al Al.I. CUUVC·IHS O"£N 6:>0r.M.HHttfnY CIUld U!Ultr 1 Z "rff UftltU • KldCllt "•vtrOUl'CI AP lr•P'!* tress. for "The Act ": Jessica Tandy, best actress. for "The Gm Came." and John Cull um. best musical ac.Lor. for "On t he Twentieth Century." ' ew 4 Trac St•r•o Sound' Plus (PG! edwards LIDO CINCMil HANK GOO IT'S FRIDAY' .,.w";;.~;l~~ .. •• ..... ,~ 11,01 Plus (IH ·-n.e Boy• In Comp1ny C" edwanls CINEMA M.&IM)l 6l _.0 .. W\ C~Mt\.t. __ , .... )llJ ll-lE (R) CHEEK T\C®N Anthony ,-..----.--mn:-.nnmir..,...... Quinn M.tl l"K:TUflll Of l tf( 'f(A .. "ANNIE HALL" Plus (PG) "THE TURNING POINT" -·····--1L-'t ·• ...... , .. --.... ......,. ... ~~411 lii-~ SEA GOOD~• I-~ GYPSIES GIB Plus IPG) Plus CPGJ "THE "House Calls" edwards8RISTOLCINCMA FURY" '1f ·t:H·r 1 J-t '1ue ~h.'C •\OU "HOUSE ·\,.tlfitt · CALLS" ... "Thank God It's Friday" Plus (PG) "Slfver Bears" ._u• _,.,. - I , :\ I ( ·" v r l • INSIDE : •Ann Landers •Lifestyle •Horo1cope •Classified Nothing Stops Leo Rosener ans He doesn't know everything. But he does know where to find what he wants to know when he wants to know it. By DENNIS McLELLAN Of Ille D•1IJ Piiot Staff Dy ?:30 a .m . on most weekdays, Leo Rosen· crans s1ls down to breakfast in his hilltop San Clemente home. . H~ t~en retreats upstairs to his airy. book filled omcc where he positions himself behind a baltered old Royal typewrite r. So engrossed is he in what he 1s doing that some days he doesn't even go down ror lunch and instead works straight through to 4. 30 "As my wire often says. 'In Hollywood you got. up and went to the studio. lle re you go up stairs.· "Well. I'm doing what l love to do." Even at the age of 82. nothing 1s stopping Leo Rosencrans from doing what he loves to do. As he has bei?n doing for the past 40 years. he does the research and writes the screenplays for documentaries. sales. promotion. tra;ning and educational films ror a van ety of sponsors ranging from Dodge and Plymouth to Heinz and Goodyear. HIS Ef'FO RTS H AVE earned him numerous Gold l\1cdal Awards from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge It also c•arned him members hip 1n· the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences lie served for 15 years on the Academy's Documentary Comm1ttc•e. which 1s responsible for selecting documrntary Oscar nominees With 372 films behind him. one in produc· lion I a documentary on copper 1 and two in pre- production. Lro Rosent'rans 1s as busy as ever Ask him what keeps him going a nd he'll s ay. ..That 's just the way I am. That's all I know." Actually. Rosencrans has been wr1t1ng most or his life. Taught to read and write at an early age bv his S{"hool tea{"her mother, he bought a n1{"kel {"Omposition notepad and composed his first book a t the age of 5. At 10. he was writing, directing and acting in backyard productions with neighbor and future Ziegfeld star Marilyn Miller m Findlay. Ohio. <He was named Findlay's favorite son an 1972> WIULE ATTENDING Findlay College he »·rote a motion picture scenario. It was so good his professor urged him to send 1t to llollywood. Rosencrans sent 1t and Universal bought 1l But the college student's screen career was sidetracked for another 20 years Wnile in college he had wntten {"ampus pro· duNions and in 1915 he took the college com· pany on the road. That led to 12 year s as advance man, s upe rintendent and c1rcu1t manage r for Chautauqua. a tent show drcuil that brought plays, lectures and "('ulture" to 40 million peo- ole a year m 14,000 communities. Looking back on his h re. Rosencrans reels lucky to have been part of several "golden Women 'Phar1ners' Pharmacy is a field wide open for woman, says a 'NOman who owns an al/- female drug store. By CHERYL ROMO Ot Ille D•llY Piiot St.tff Women looking for something other than a traditional career might be wise to cons ider the profession of pharmacy. 1 The field is wide open for wo men. says Sylvia i\toort'. a registered pharmacist and the owner of Mariners Pharmacy in ;\;t•\\'port Beach. The only bas ic qualffica- . t ion for a woman JUSt entering college. she asserts, is a "good ht•ad for math and science.". Mrs. Moore. 40. opened her own pharmacy two years ago and boasts an all- woman staff which includes two other pharmacists. a cosmetologist and a de li very person. She calls 1l a pharmacy "run by women for women" and says there is nothing in pharmacy that a woman can't do that a man can. Training to becom e a pharmacist normallv takes six years. plus an addi- tiona l two thousand hours of a ppren - ticeship before a li cense to practice 1s granted. Mrs. Moore says there arc ac- celerated programs availabl e allowin g schooling to be completed in just three years. E ve n a fter b e ing l icensed. a pharmacist must continue to update his or her skills by laking 15 units of collc~c credit each year .. Pharmacists arc gcll inJ? stronger and doing more clinical work." she says. "We can help the physician if he wants us to." Mondav June 5 1978 DAILY PILOT Cl Leo Rosencrans: At 82. with 372 films behind him. he's still gomg strong. ages "Chautauqua 1n th<· '21>5. rc.td10 1n the· '30!-i <ind mOVll'l-1 in the '40s and '50!:> "I IL\VE BEEN very fortunate." he sa\\ seated at his dl·sk. a p1C'lure postcard vie" or San Clemente <.ind the Pac·1r1l' Ocean bPh1nd t11m "I think I \.\as lx>rn al the right Lime ·· D1splayrng u fla1 r fur I he dr<.1mat1c as he rr·m inisces about his past. Hoscm·rans uses broad gestures ;,ind pt•nod1<:ully \ ucalcs ht::. t·hair tu :ll·t out SCl'nes from hi s hfr ·s sccnunu A massive Hoor·tO·(·c1 hng bookcase COVl'r" one cnt1r<' wall of his office It 1s 1>ackcd \\-1th books used in f l'Sel.lrch. the firs t step m writing <t do{"umentury script. Subjects h e ha-; dramat1zc•d int'ludc th~ history or '-hOCs. the ocean and interplanetary commun1 cat1ons "One of my profc•..,sors told me th1~ man} years ago," sa)S Ho..,c ncrans "He sc.t1d. 'Leo. you don't have to know evt•rything What you have to know 1s where to find what you want to know when you want lo know 1t ·." TH E P URS IT of 1nformut1on has t~'* the writer to the far-flung {"Orncrs or the ;i~b~" including South Amc•riea. Swedt•n. EnS!lann. Alaska. Bah and Au~lraha where he \.\i.IS la:-.t fall. Ont'c rcsear{"h 1s completed. he says. "then you rrtusl be able to tell it interestingly and enter tainingly -and I underscor e that word " Rosencrans' method or writing a documen tary script 1s to rely on feature fllm -styl.., dramatization techniques to get his message across. Among the actors who have appeared tn his films -he dlrected many or them -are Robert Cummings. Leo Carrillo. Gig Young. a youthful Will Geer. a pre-stardom Alan Ladd and old friend Ed5!ar Ber~en. !See LEO. Page C2> Rosencrans earlier m his career with Edgar Bergen and Charlte McCarthy. o.llJ Pllo4f'MM•yl.M PAYM From left, Florence Jeong, June Llewellyn, Sylvia Moore. Mrs. Moore admils there are other ways to make more money tha n in pharmacy. But she stresses the profession offers a woman particularly one with a family --.1ob securit)I. a good wage and ex- cellent working cond1t1ons. ·'!\lore and more women are goin~ into pharmacy because there 1s no longer a block against u~mg their brains." she sa\'s Rut isn't an all-wom<rn pharmncv a 'rl'· \·crsc form of d1scnmmat1on" "No." she tounlcr~ .. It just happened thnl wuy." Thl· owner say" lhe all female staff has lu'rnt•d out to bt• a deftmtc assct. explaining that tht• mcd1tal complex where the stor(' ,..., located hou ~t'~ mainl} doctors "ho spcctallte m the fields of ubstetncs a nd 10 n ccology Thcn·lor('. man\' of her c·ustomcrs ar<' "omen who prefer to dea I wi th oth<'r womt·n Help In A Crisis San Clemente Citizens Against Rape offers a 24-hotline. By CH E RYL ROMO Of the D•Hr Pilot si.tt Just a ~hart time ago, a young El Toro school girl was raped, beaten and left for dead. A suspect apprehended by police has had prior conv1ct1ons for rape. One woman a month in the seaside com mun1ly of San Clemente alone 1s raped and n· ports 1t Conservc.it1vc estimates indicate that for every rape reported . four others arc not The kind of man who t'omm1t~ this crime may do 11 a~ain And again According to rercn1 FBI figures, the in c•1dcnce of forC'1ble r ape in Orange County in l'reased by 28 perc·cnt during the first six months of 1977 O\.er the prev1ou~ year Law en forc·emC'nl 0H1c1als are urging women to !>lcp forward 1f they hove been vie· Lim 1zed and rnpe cr1s1s hothnes and centers have been set up around the county to help al· lev1ate the trauma assot'1ated with the crime . The San Cl<.'mente Citizens Against Rape, a non profit volunteer orgunization, offers a 24. hour hotline which serves the San Clemente El Toro and Mission V1eJO area. · Jn addition to trained counselors manning the telephones. the center. located a t 312 Avenida de la Estrella, offers immediate aid to a victimjzcd woman. A volunteer will go to the hospital. police department and. if necessary to court with her . · Professional counselors are on call to ~IVe both immediate and long-term assistance Medical and legal aid 1s also available And. for persons who have been v1ct1m1zed. but who do not want to report it to police because ol fear or shHmc. the hotline s taff will report the incident anonymously to law enforce m ent - Th~ center 1s also involved In community education and conducts classel! in self·dcfensc. Its library 1s a repository for intormalion about the crime Volunteer Director Shirley Davi~ ~ays the CSee CRISIS, Page C2> •••• Leo l frum P••t: l I 1 l \l' done 11\C' m o\teS "Ith him," notti. Rosener ~n . "ho mt't lit' rwcn "ht-n lhu vent.nlo-C'\Ul~l was 19 and J~t st JI t1~ out ln $hOw bus1 ness. The room behind Ho:.cnNans' orrice It I~ t•nle red lh.-ough u door 1n lht' bookcase th1&l bas a false-front of books 1s filled w1lh still photo- g raphs from hundreds or his films. ROSENCRAN TOOK the photos off his of. flee wall al Je rry Fairbanks Productions in Hollywood where he has worked since 1950. Rosencra ns , who built his San Clemente house in 1963 and moved into it with his wife Dorothy ruHtame an 1969, ventures lo Hollywood only occas ionally to he lp cast a picture or al· tend m eetings of Pacifi c Pioneer Broadcasters. Gazing at the picture1> on the wall, he says, '\ ou point lo anything a nti I can tell you a s tory that will tear you apart." One s tory illus tra tes how he is well- qualir1ed-to be n member of the Pacific Pioneer Broadcaster~ HE WAS IN a San Francisco radio station 1n 1929 for the premie re of a radio show he had written, The Church of the Ai r. The program was lo feature representatives from n umerous c hurches a nd nationalities Rosencrans had just finished announcing the program in his best stentorian tone when he lea rned that the Neg ro minister had failed to s how up al the broadcast. Rosencrans read the part of the Negro minis ter . And when the old Chinese preacher proved too nervous lo e ven utter a sound, Rosencrans a ffected his best Chiner e accent und proceeded to read that part too. "Some people s ay they are accident prone. ' says Rosencra ns. la ughing al the m emory of his radio debut. "I am incident prone " For Rosencrans, retirement obviously 1s nol for him. Will he continue writing? "Oh, yes ," he says without hesitation "I don't know enough Lo quit I love to write. ~o why should r quit? .. ••• Crisis <From Page CI > cente r receives abOut 50 calls a l'JlOnlh for as sasta nce from women who have been raped or molested. The initial r eaction or a rape victim, says Mrs. Davis. 1s d(•n1a l and shock. Even during the a ttack a wom an 1s often saying to herself. "I'm going to wake up and find this is a bad dre am," sht• says The S('COnd rN1c t1on 1s g uilt and shame. with the v1ct1m Ofll·n blaming herself for what ha ppene d. Fina lly. s hc Cccls intense anger directed Internally or outwardly. T his anger, says Mrs . Davis, must be chan neled. She fee ls it's us ua lly a healthy outlet to go a he ad with lhc pro~ccution of the rapist. "Most• or the women who call a s k if you are a victim ." s he sa ys, admitting some or the volunteers have gone through the trauma themselves "But you don't have to have been bitten by a s nake in order to be able to helo with the snakebite." What it docs take lS a tra ined or s upportive pe rson 1t could be a close friend or a loved one to help the woman recover Unless the matter as dealt with conslruct1vely, she says, it can do long -te rm da m age ·Fa fly pcrn'nl of a II m a mages break up as a result of the crime because husbands don't un der stand. It's not JUSt the woman; the whole family gels raped Educating the m en is just as important." In summer , tht> incidence of violent crime and fo r('tble r apl' inc r eases dramatically .Shirley Davis tauta ons women a nd young m en to r esist and protest early if allacked. Victims s hould immediately contact police or l ht•1r ne<irc~t n.1pe c risis renter. The follow 1ng <.ire gl'nl'rally toll frc·e numbers for this <in•a S:m Cll'm l•nt1· Ila pi· llol11n(' 492·326'1 J..a~una Reac h Free Clinic 494-0761 or 3715 ~outh Or<111gt· l 'ounl ) Womt·n Agains t Rape -:I 91\0 - Women 111 Ac tion 52:1 HA Pl:: Hapt'Cn:-.1:-. ;\:1•lY.c1rlt 821 0331 I~'' JI J;\•{,IZl.1' AT TllL '1 \~IJVIV~I) ~ ·~~ l\:u1 w.1rnr'l~t•t.\ ''01 ··w '"'' 1,all1>r'' nt>w "'"* . .n ""nd1C oo afty frt)fn nc>1t11uq w~ter tt"'\1\laJU • • "' '''""' Jo•n Milo'""' AQU·• r•t\:: tn•o ct mou ''"l' • .oa t1c cuthh1tuu• '.1(;'(1 W\.1,._.l I. ~I WI '()IJT I ·t.M 11 •BEST RATES I nw•<I '"'"' •uywMr~. B1lflk A1nJ1•ir111 .. •"" Mnu~t Ch•1"" •«"•ritl!(I • BEST HOURS C\1.on ~•.,IV lo• worll•nQ wnmt1n. Mondnv f hur"l"Y 1 ''"' !I pni H Klay I •m ) llm <;n111nl•v "I ""' J pro • BEST SERVICES P.•t0nnh1M1 ·''"'"'"'" """" '"' cl~n!!s '" '""'" •NO tONTRACf Hl<1U1HUJ •')AUNA •JACUZZI e RAC.QUE TBA LL "•· .. _,,_,,. . 11 ...... ., .. -... I I ....... " Producing 'Studio See' . Jayne Adair: An opportunity. COLu'Us~~~z~.~~~~~TT In April Be fore her first job in TV. Ms. Adair 1973, J ayne Adall', a g ra dua te s tudent at was undeci1ed about a career. She had a Purdue Un1 vers 1tv. was at home in Green -bachelo r 's deg ree in lite r a ture a n d ville, S.C ... fo1' a· fne nd 's wedding . At the creative writing from Wheaton College in w e ddinu. she m e t the "en cra J manager of <.a Illino is and had Just earned he r m aste r 's "" " d egree in Ame ric an s tudies. Between Joca l TV ~talion. w ho s aid h e was looking d egrees. s h<· had taug ht in Greenville'~ fo r a tulk sh o w hostes~. public schools M s. Adair. u forme r .1un10 1• high school S he spe nt a year with the G reenville Eng lash t eacher. h ad no expen en cc or in· :-.t a taon, the n worked for a t ime with the lc r e s t in <t tell-v is io n career. But the ~ta · po iltu:al campa ig n that led to the e lection tio n executive was impressed b y h e r .i:-. g overnor of h e r uncle. J a m es B. libe ral mts bac k g ro und. pcrs ona hty anti d d d I d h h E war i-.. CJppearnncc. <in w<i s P ease t al s c After a few months out of work. she c a m e fro m the South but did not t a lk like " h e ard South C a rol ina Educational southe rne r. 1 · · od Ile s ugges te d s h e a pply for the job ... 1 T c ev1s1on w a s inte res ted in pr u cing a ch1ldrcn·s-prog r a m . She s ubmitted a pro -d ecided to g ive it a try," Ms. Adair re -posal and the s tate ne twork bought it. c a lle d . "I w as very nonc ha l:rnt a bout it" Tht· :-.how 111'!-.l cured in South Ca rolina ·She not o nly got the JOb a s the s how m .Ja nuary 1!J7fi i\ ye:1r 1<.Jtcr , PBS put 1t on ho:--t. b ut :Jl~o onl' of procl utmg Lh al p ro-n::i t ton<Jllv. g r:J m <J~ \\Cll us a rc g 1o na lly syndicated Todu:v. s he s pe nds a good part of eac h c hildre n 's i-.how. , f'ar \n th t he· "S tudio Sec" cr ew . rilming Turns of even ts la ke that one arc ;l'gment:--tor the sh o,... . <:1lmost enoug h to m;.a k£'. th~ 30-ycar-ol.d P.ro· Altho ugh "Studio See " 1~ leaving the duccr .of ~ub!~c l c l cv1s1~n s award-~mning <.11 r <iftcr thl' 1978·79 season. the producer "Studio See a v 1~co m aga zine for :-.;.aid ~he pla n s t o contanuc in telev is ion. young ~oplc ~ b e ltc \'e m lcprcch3:un~ and "T clcv1s 1on 1s r eally more of an op-~th~'. .n;1ake-bcl~cvc ~~an7s. ~he :-.ai~ 10 . a~ ;.:tun1ty fo r the people who do it than the mlc r view in h.~r office CJl South Carolina t•orle who .St'<.· it ... she s aid. Edu cat1 on~11 f l'lcv1s1o n Nc.·t work h ead -"! e<m thmk of people r·d like to sec qua~~e_rs. . .. . . . . , • 1 ."' ••nd 1::i lk to. a nd I c a n pick u p the ,Ph9nc 1h<: b1<.aks t~wt I h.i\C goltc~ a:~ thl <.1 111.l s :1\. ·1·m J a\n l' Adair and·\o\t: cl lik<: ont:~ thul I huvt·n l had lo work fo r . M~ 10 do u 'progrnm a·IJout y ou.' ., Ad~1r ~a1<l. Kids pig Up History OEAH A-NN LA N DERS : Wh al do you say to your ch1tnren when Lhcy suspect you we r e pregna nt befor e vou were ma rried'' I am ~01ng back 24 years ll seem s this piece of a n c i e nt his t o r y ha s become a m11Jor topic in m y da ughkr-in-law 's house. your children any t'X· planations or apologies. If the s ubject comes up again. ask your son if hl' \\Ould rather you had an abortion. That should st'llle his hash. D E AR ANN . Wh l•n you printed thl! pol'm "Your Name." 1t gaw me the motivation to wnte to you for the VN) firs t time. J agree that :.i son s hould che ris h his fathC'r '<; na m e , l ake good care of it Jnd hund 1t down to his son un- :o.u'll icd. Ann La11ders counter ed opposillon. Th r lr hub bands don't like It. H a woman wishes lo be a married Miss, a nd he r husband doesn't ob· ject -fine and dandy. But a g reat ma n y hus bands do object. done" SIZZLING IN S IOt..:X FALLS DEAR SIZZ: I'd have smiled te nderly, boug ht. a ca rd for 50 cents, a sked hlm to do me the honor or signing it, and the n banded the sport 50 ANN LANDERS /HOROSCOPE ( Horoscope ) TUE 'DAY, J UN•: 6 By SYDNEY OMARR ARIF.S !March 21 · April 19 1: Re latives. hom e. security -and your digcst1on flgun• prom anently. Canc er. Capricorn persons play key r oles. You run locate lost <•rticles, ('CJI· lect, pay, bwld, Improve current resources. Free flow of Ideas should be encoura~cd . TAURUS lApril 20· May 201: If ada ptable . you win major points and gai n p r ofit . Spotlight on expansion. e xpe nsC', how to best ex plo 1t produ c t cind popularity. Gemini , Sag1Uanus figure prom - inently so does the numbe r3. GEMINI <May 21 June 2 0 1 : Yo u accept c hallenge -a nd win. E fforts appear he roic. but you merely do what comes na turally. You duck , bob. weave and actua lly inch your way pas t o bstacles. Em · phasl!> on personality appear ance. brc a kin~ free from influcnl·t• of one m ea" in deed and s p1rlt CANCER <Junt· l l ,July 22 l: Seek ans wers . make i nquiri<'s. itct "pass" b ack s t a ge: Means dis card h<tnd- outs. go after confiden- tial. hidden or privileged in rorm ation. Ccm1n1 , Vi r go, S a g ittariu s p e r son s r1 g ur C' 1n scenario. You c;in obta in valid -and valuablt: inte rprctataon of vivid dream. LEO <July 23·AU R. 22 1: More h a rmo n y bath es h o me o r d ome stic atmos phe re. you r c c<?i\'c g ift. acknowledgment that y our cllorts arc etp prec1ated. Recent <.'mo- tiona l fireworks can b., pus hed asid1:. You <·an tllus trale belie fs and g ain allies. Tauru ... Libra, Scorpio f1j(ure prominently -so d()('s n umbe r fl VIRGO <Aug. 23-Scpt. 221 : You should not drop o ne proje<"l. a ssignment or job until and unless another h a s b ee n verified. Element of d e- ceptio n could be pn•s· ent. Some persons tend now to promise pos1t1on, money and cannot back their words. Know il and protect yourself. You 'II unde rstand LIBRA (Sept. 23-0 ct 22 I' Owld for future inv est in yo ur own talents. v1s1oru;. Mt•mbc r of opposite sex does care and you'll know 11. A Your Oelly Pilot un ~ Recycied. 0 cc C>pe••••• of't~taf cent•• looCo1teMue. C ii p r 1 c· o r n . ('a n r t' r (l~u n: promuwntly so doe-. th\• numb~:r 8. Ac cent on distance , com- munlc :.ition, journey as soclated with education or lcarntn~ prO<'l'Ss. SCORPIO W et. 23 Nov. 21 I: Obtain hint from Libra message. Bring ambition s. pr1orit1es into focus. You l'an complete important projec t. Aries plays key role. Those who perform ~pcc1 al s<•rvaces descrvt· rccocnition. You will bt· rid of unne c essar ) burden SAGITrl\RIUS INov 22-0 t•c . 2 1 1. Leg al cleara nce will be ob t ~J1ned Inde pe nden t c re ative course should bl' a dvocated Cycle 1s s uch that others take tn· 1t 1a t1 vc A ccent o n pa rtnerbh1p, rights and permissio n !>. fresh ~tart s. r e a c hing un· d c r s tand1n g with partner, mate CAPRICORN W ee. 22 Jan. 19): What ha d been 'outine could provt' inspmnJ.!. Leo. Aquanu:-. fi gurc in p1eturl' Em· ph:lsis on appeal, dress 1n i? up pro<lu cl . c·nn ~1rur t1 vcly explo1tmi.( pott•nt1:ll Mc mbcr of oJl po~1t1.· Sl'll. 1~ dra wn lo YO U, off ere; l'ntouragr· m cnt AQUAR I L'S c.J an 20 f'e b. 18): Social a<' t1v1ty accelerates. lht'rt· co uld be ca u se fo r celebration as res ult of goo d n1•w s . L on g d1s tan<·1· message m1ghl he feature d . Gc m 1n1 . SJgittlfrtll.' figure prom. 1 n c n t I y . A n o l h 1• r Aquarian also is 10 pw lure. /\ third alle mi-i l>Uccceds. P I SCES ! F eb 1!1 March 201· Stick 10 cJ ( C'l'Pled procedures < >n1· wh o ad voca l i--, olhe rwast· 1s w11i1ng lo ta kt.· n ... ks a t your ex pcn~-'Be thoroug h If ynu d ig dl·cp. you could s trike pay dirt Chel'k :H'counl:-.. l·r cd1ts, deb1h o btain valid :.i p pra1sals. II Jun~ 6 is your birth· day you posse ss :rn a b undance of cha rm . s ex :ippeal a n d " melodious \'01cc . You ha vc a "swee t tooth .. and t end to be sc i~ 1nduf g(•nt. T a ur us . Libra. Scorpio person:-. play important roles 1n your lire. New start th 1~ year pro ves bcnl'111.·1al July could Ix-)our m ost s ignificant month <>I 1978. You arC' frl't' trom past -the futun· bl•r kons a nd you have J gr and , second cha nC't' :.it ha ppiness. fl all began when m y son a nd his wife wer(' sw ing through some old trunks and found o u r weddini:t a lbum l 'nde r the p1 c:tun•s l prinlt•cf the date of U1t· wcddang, .Jun e 15. 1954. 1W1· ah., a ys said it was 1!)53 ;md nobody questioned us .) Our eldest !-on ,., as bo rn m Decem ber o r that vear 13ul noticeably abl>cnt w;1c; a n y m ention of d dug hte r s . I a m a re malc who ma rried re - cently and chose lo keep mv maiden na me . The situation become!> --------------------------------complicated, however, cents chapge . Ttie children h.J\ t· heen pump1nJ.! me e\'t•r sine<' and I don't know wha t lo say Even 1f J ohn was a '>l'vcn-month baby 1l wouldn 't quite m:.i ke the dC'adlin<'. I really thank 1t ·s none of their d:.i mn b usancss. I've been a very good m o the r and JUSt ha p- pened to make one m1s - tak e. Please give me your views. -EM fiA R· RAS S ED IN Tll E BRONX DEAR EM: The last paragraph or your letter is a good a ns we r for anyone who attempts to put you on the spot. I can't sec lhal you owt' [ Start Being The \\00\an lbu WcmttoBel John Robert Powers ORAN Gt $To wn(, CoLtnll'\' (7 14) 547 R;>;>A ----· ·, love and res pect m y rathe r l 'm proud of his nam e• and did not feel t h a t a t e n -minute C'eremony was s ufficient rt•ason to change m y name to my hus band's My fat he r is pleased tha t I chose Lo kee p this impo rtant part of m y heritage. II av(' you hea rd from many women who opted to keep their m aiden name after m arriage'> What is the consens us? MARRIED MISS IN MASS. 11\:AR MASS.: Almost without exception, wome n who have writ· tf'n to me about keeping lhrir maiden names after marriage have en· whe n children are born. 1'1aybe I 'm squa re. but I believt> a mothe r should be a Mrs. and s he and her children should ha\'<" the same name as the husband and rather. DE AR ANN. I am so m a d right now I can ha:-dly sci:' to pul this let ler down on paper. But 1 'm determined to get t his in the mail because I need a reply Last week. on the day before my birthday. my hus band handed me a dollar and said. "Go buy yourself the nicest cai;d you can find." I took the dolla r , bought nothing and not a word was s aid. Nol e ven . "Happy Birth d ay .. Wh,1l would you havt· BEDWETTln - Th! NJGHTMARE that begins the f next morning • ' The lives of menv children cen become a nlghtmere of 1h1me end humil11t1on beceu .. of b«l-ttlntend 1U emotionel imp.ct. It cen c1u .... rlou1 pyycholc>- 0tc•l Pf'Oblems les1tn9 • llf1t1m1. Don't let thtt hep· pen to your child I B1dwtttln9. when not cauted by organic defect or dl .. eu can be ended -find out how. There's 1 limited number of valuable 12 page booklets l!Y11l1bl1 -"BEDWETTINO ~ -WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT AND HOW TO STOP IT" -• repoft by four medical doctors. 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N••PO•t ll••ch, lstrttt, Hunlll'Qton &.tell, Qllllor111• C..lltorl'lol.,.._ '11UI Tl\e Fklllleus BuJlr-.11 N•-,... P•ul IAn6ft. .. o "'" SlrMt. H\1111 tetT.o to -·~ tl!N Iii 0.•n~ 11\QIOll Sta<I\, C..IHornta t164ll C...un1Jon.1uM1, m> Tl\I\ buSIM U 11 condu<teo by a M ~ LI_...,., 111' """'M oeM••I pet'l/lervup. P UBUC NOTICF. IUPl•tCMI QIWllT Ot' TMI STl'TI CW (AU..O~IA 110,. fHt COUN'fY 01' OltANOf. f!l(),A .... 16 NOltCI OfO HIA•lleO 0" l'ITITtOM l'O* ... OL\ll 0" 'WILL AMO l'Olt LITTlltl Tl$TAMIN• 'UltY AHO AUTHOltlU TIOH TO AOMIMllflll UMOI R THI INOll"INOCNT AOMIMIUltATION Ol'ISTAT&S ACT IE•lelt of MAAY M•<PHfRSON 0.<U .. CI NOTICC IS HEltEBY GIVEN INI HUGHENA R0U MA<PHEltSON "" '""' ,.,.,.,,. • pellUOll tor Pt-•· ot Wiii anCI tor ltfl••• TtJt.,....nt•ry tl'ld A11t"OflHtlon to IOMllll•i.r ..ncs.r lllt lflele ........ 111 Adml"'lltallan ol EilAlH AU, retoren<• to wllkll Is m.V. IOt hHlf\tf p.rtl(Ul.,l, -1 .... 1 11141 tlmt and Ille<• OI htarlllQ ttw wmt fits -II \fl IOI;.-u. ,.,I ... 10• m. In tllt coun,_,, ot ~·•~t HO 1 pl WICI tourt, at 100 CM< C.ntt' O.lvt Wot. tn Ille City ol S•nt• An•. CAlllornl• O.tM Mty u , me WILLIAM E. SI JOHN, county Clef_ LAW• IE NCI$. GllA'f, .llt. OllAY, WHYTE & IUltlCITT .. MvtlloAI s..1-I~, •11.c.1W-•1..-.. ~ • ..-... •• c.a.w ....... 1t11t1 Alw ... WSMr'""'"'- Publlslltcl Or~ Coa\I O•lly PllOI, M.ty ,,, ~.,.., ~ s. ,.,, PUBLIC NOTICE ltltflt MOYICl TO CltEOI TOllS NO,M4"S sur E111°" cou•T o" THE HATE OF U.Lll'OllNIA l'OA THE COUNTY 01' OltANGE In lht M•1t1r ot tht E \ltlt ol EDWARD A T>i0RHS8ERAT , 0..UHtd HOU<~ 1\ hefd>~ Ql'tt!" io ueci1tor• llev1no <l•lm\ .oQalnSI '"" .,111 Cle<e- denl lo rne "'Cl C1•11M 1n '"° otltu ol 11\e Cl~r~ of the Alores.tiut court or 10 preunl 11\em to 1114' ..,,.,,."lllMO •I 111• olllo ot McKENNA...., Fl rTINC. ...... tornen al Lolw, 3'3S Wlhhtr• Blvd . 18111 Floor, LO\ Al'IQeltS C•lilornM 901110, which lalter olflce ,, ttoe plaet ot bu"""' ot ti.. ..,_,.'9"tf~'9nlfld f\ .ofortW1d wlll\ln lour montM all~• ""' llrsl 1>vbllc.ollon 01 l11<s noUtt O•teCI Mty 24, 1'18 M.,lon Edw•ro Tl>0r~~rry •l\dC..totyn T Chtea Co-He<uto.s ot '"' Wiit Of S.tld 0.CttCltnl Mc KENNA -FITTING Att .. Myl fol L.lw >4U Wlltl>I,. Bl,,._, ttn. "'-LH 411 .. '-'. CllltOf'.W• ..io Publllr.d Ort<>Qe Co.1•1 O.lly Piiot M.ty 1' •t>O JUM S, 11, 19, 1978 lOIC 71 PUBLIC NOTICE Strut, Ntwpo<I 8"1ch. CAlllo•n1• 0-el E. Pnwtnce '1..o f"llls s111......,1 .., .. filed with '"" -------------Tllll buJIMU • ., cond\letfld by en County Cl••• of Orlln9t Cownly on M•y 1ne11v1ou11. u, "" M JoMU -FOM44> Tiits stltl-••l tllee<1 Or""9< C:.0.11 0.1ty Piiot, Gountr Clen ot Or.tf\Qt Countv on ~ /'My is. 21. n _ J_ ~. 1t11 11, 1971 ,.,. ,. .. ,....,, ____________ _ Pllllllsl\ed Or-C:.O.sl O.lly Piiot, _, n , U. 1' and June \, IU8 PUBLIC NOTICE 191.J.Tt l------------------------~1 PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICIE TO CltEOITOllS SUl'ElltOlt COUllT 01' THE STATE Of' CALll'OllNIA FOii THE COUNTYO,OltANGE NOTICE TO CltEOITOltS NO, A•,_ SUP EAIOlt COUltT OF THE E \la IP o1 f LISH.\ AVERY CRAAV STATE Of' CALIFOltNIA l'OR IV, OHP•\f!d TNE CIOUNTYOl'OllANOtE HOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to tr\t NO. A•.U.I <rf'Cl•IOI\ al 11¥ ilbo•e "•""'° O-<f'<l•nl Eslel<t ol DORIS C FEHR E H 11\al all iwnon\ h,h•nQ tt••m> aQa•n" Oe<.,Hed ti.. H id c»<toenl ,.,, r!'Qulrtd 10 Ill< NOTICE IS HERESY G•VEN lo'"" ..... m . •Hll"" ""Ceuary •OUCM•l. tr Cf'e<tllors .... *'-'• ""'""° oetfldenl .... Office of '"" CIN~ Of th• Moc>v• "" tf'IAI •II PH.Miil h.,,ing <1•lms ~'"'' tilled coun, or 10 111..-,11 !Mm, ,.,., ttw st•d -et• rf<)Ul~d lo Ill• 11\t necoH••y •OUCt>ers, lo ll!t 1n IMm. wltll " M CMW,. "°""""· In def\lC)ntd •• JJJ 5o<ifll ..._ Str~t -•lllu ot !tie Cle<~ ot ~ abow en Los Angt..,.., C..lllOfntt. -ICn •< 11\f lllleO '°""· or to ... _... IMm, ••Ill Pltct of _, ..... Of 11\e ""°'''-Ir the "•c.•SWtf ¥0\K.Mrs. to UM' -.. ..... •II metier\ ,.rt.affttnqi to t1'W es.ta11> ot den~ .t tf'lit o·Hke of Rot.net L '·••o dtteo~nt. wur.fn tour montr'' K•mo, Jn> 8it"ch S•,~•'· JMwpiort ••••,. the 11r\f pubt•< •••on o• ou' ktcll, c.111orn1-. _I(,, '' ,,.. Pl~• notrce ot bwlltws• ol ltlf undt•••-11t>llt .. _ Ol tlll• N>tlce. tr.e above 11tm4'CI Oeced..-1 OatM M.ty IO, 1971 MESE llYE.MUM~Ell & HUGHES R•t-w HllO'lt>n ly ~ .. ., S. ere-, E14. E-=utor oftheWlllol W,..,,11.._St_ l'Tw -r'ltft'>ed Oe<l'Clf'nl JSlfl 1'1- 1101..AN 0 L. •tMf' Lo•~C..I"""""'""" J7U l lttll Sot.-AH-y tw Eu<- ... ...., 9Ndl. c..111 .... 11 ·-PubllSl!eel Oranoe Cooo•I 0~11, PllOI Tel· >!1·7-May 2• •nel .,...." ~. 17. 1q, 1971 A"9<-f fW E-"'"' P..Otl•-0r ... ~ Coast 0.11, Pllol. Mey IS, n .1' -.JUfte t. 1978 2101).18 SUPERIOll COUllT 01' THE STATE OF CALll'OllHIA l'Olt TME CX>UNT't 01' OllANOE NO.A·~S NOTICE OF HEAlllNO OF PETITION FOR P1108ATE 0, WILL ANO 1'0._ LETTER S O F AO· MINISlltATION WI TH Wll.L ANNEXED Eslltte of ,AL.SCAT lEGGEfT, Otcuwo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN INI JAM E!> E HEIM, PuDllC AO m1n1"r11t0f" N• tiled rwr•1n • e>etll~ for Probate or Wiii '"'° tor L,.tt,.r~ ot Admtnl\1t.iUon W•tf\ Wiit Ant'\lf'Aed. (ft- le-renrt lo ..-tuch 1\ mac:w for furlher P•rt1cut..,rs, ano that '"" ''"""" ,,n(I ptac~ ot n.tflr1nQ t~ ~amtt l\..t\ be't-n ,,., for Jun.. IS, 1918 •t q b m , tn t~ <ourtrooM or O..p1u·lrM,,t No lot \410 covn. d1 100 Ch1·1c~nter Drtve Weil, '"Ill• Clly of !>;Int• """· C•l•forn1• O•t~d Mily n , "" WILLIAM E St JOHN, County (lfl'rll. 4'0RIAN l(UYPER, C-l\'C- •EMJAMIN P OE MAYO, Deputy P.O ... 1.11• s .... 1. A11a, Galll-• •1101 A0HAt11fW: .... IU- Pwbll\lleel Or-C:O.\I Dally Piiot, MO~. JO MlCI J\lne S, 1971 1091 11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE NOTIQ TOC•IOIT'OIU $Ul'l•to-t CXXl•T 01' THI UATI MCAU.t'O•NtA "0• TNI ClOUNT't OrOllANOI NO.A ... ) C•l•t• ot LE~IER l t~BEL.l, °"'••MCI NOT I CE I~ Hf RE BY GIVEN to IM tredllo" Of I,. .cic>v• n•....C o.c~t IMt •II W!oOM llllvlftO ci.1m1 ~1n11 I._ H ICI ~ ... reQlllr.ct lo lllt uwm ... 111\ tlW M<~WY VOii(""'" Ill lllt otllC• ot IN Cl9rk ot 11\9 •tioff •II 1111.0 court, 0t 10 D'""'1t ~ •• w1111 IM ll•U U¥t' VO<K ... 'i, lo ~ un O.rsloned el "'-Ofll<• of Hur,.111, Rtm•r. MH Oontld, M••d• •nCI Rownw•kl. MO~ Ctllle< Ori,,., NewPQrt llNCll, C.lllOtnlt, wt'lkll h Ille Pl•c• of ou11,..u 01 Ille wn o.n•oN•CI In <Ill mellt~ -t.ainlno 10 Ille t'U•le ot wlUbh<•tton or 11\lJ Mlle. O•i.d Mey U, 1•11 Oolou·~ E w111e11 Eu<utrl• Of 11 .. w 111 ot t,. •~ llllttlMI Oe<ed•nl MUltWITl, Rl:Mllt, M.MOONAl..O MEAOI! & llOSINWALO A l"rtl•t"-1 """-ttl..i MO Ntw,.n OtflW O.lve ~1.uu NtWHf1 &ttdl, C.t1t.....i1 •JiWt At-f ... Eucvtrh Publf\lleo Oun~ eo.ft D•llv Piiot. ~Y ~•nCIJ-S, n, 19, t'91 PUBLIC NOTICE •·142'.S SUl'lfltl°" COUltT 01' TNE STA flfOFCAL.,.OllNIA l'Olt THE COUNTY 01' OltANGI NO A-""1 NOTICE OF HEAltlNG OF l"ETITION l'Olt PllOU TI OF WILL ANO 1'011 lETTEltS TISTAMEN· TAlt't ANO FOlt AUTHORIZATION TO AOMINISTEA UNOER THE INOEl'ENOEHT AOMINIURATION 01' ESTATES ACT EslAlt 01 SAUL l 0Ll0 8•REN BAUN, oa SAUL l BIRENBAUM Otcu~ NOl ICE IS H[REBY GIVEN tllal OOR IS H BIRENBAUM n•• lllf'd llt•t1n • IWl•t"'" tor Probate ol Wiii 4nd tor 1H ... n<.t ol '-tjlor~ f f'"•mefl ,.,, •no IOI AUtllOrol•l•on to AO mtn1ster unoer '"" lnOtpondl!nt Ad m•n'Str•t1on Of E~tcttr\ Alt rf'fU~C' 10 •n1ch '' maot tor turth,., p.,11culff\, and lh•I Ill<' Umt alld Pl~t OI l>HllnQ '"" S•mt h•s °"""set tor JuM lO, 1971, ot 10 00 • m • '" t"" courtroom OI Ot0«tln4'nt Ho J of Hid court, at 100 Civic CAnt1tt Ort"" w""· tn 11\t Clly of Siol• .iv... Olllorni• Dated Mty 1'. 1918 WILLIAM E. SI JOt4N, County ci.n. PAUL J. 1Alt8A 11~1 1••1 ... Bl .... Slril9UO Twttill, Ctl ....... 192* AllMMyt 19r: Pttttt- Pub!ISl\ed Or-Co.Isl O•llY Piiot, Ju ... ~ •• n. 1971 2190 ,, PUBLIC NOTICE .. ,.. NOTICE OF AVAIUBILITY 01' ANNUAL ltEl'OllT Puriuanl 10 Se< lion • •O. (d I of tne lnle rJ\al Aevtnve Cod•. not•Ct t\ i..roby Ql•M INt llW .,..,.. .. I rtporl for lht f'lscol yur M•rch ll, Ull ot Wallfl H loftO Owl<•l~ble Found" tlon, A prfvatf' ft>\Jl'ldc1Jhon. h av•Httbtt al lht toww.Mt•°"•\ P''"Cu)al oth<e tor ln~pecll?" dur1n9 r~oular bu\lnt'h hours rrom I oo a m to ~ oo p rr. '!y ""' CHiien -,_ts It Wtll\ln 6; clan Aller tr.e<l<'lt• ol th•• !l<'bllcollon Tiie rounci.llon s "''"''°"' otllC• " IOUl•d •• •10 Pini ... N•Wl>Of'I Buen, C•lltorn1a Thr or1nc1p.at "'-"'~' ot thia toun d•lton •I Atl""1' 0 Lono Aotf'tnO LO"Q l(ENNETH I. ICUBOTA JIU Ow_. OrlV'I S1tlte t s lrvl11e, C•lll-•t 27U P\IOllS!leo Or-Coa•I Oalty Piiot, NM S, 1q19 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl"EltlOll COUllT OF TltE STATE 0 1' CALrFOltNIA FOlt THE COUNTY OF OltANGE .... A-tit25 OltOEll TO SMOW CAUSE FOii CHAHGE 01' NAME In IM Mttt•r ot APOl1catlon ot HYON S00 SUNG. a Ml,,.,, by HOt4G SOOI( SUNG And TOHG MAHN SUNG, "'' 1)'9renh f'or CMnQe ot Ha~ The Applka!ion of HYON soo SUNC. ror cllllnQe ot .....,,., l\aVlllQ bffn fltf!d '" Court. -II _.,IN.I from Sdtd nPOllUtlon INll HYOt4 S00 SUNG ,.,., lllf'd .,. 1PP11Ullon propo•lno 11\at Ill\ name bt cl\.tln9f!CI lo EUGEHE SUNG Now therefore, It 1i f'Wr.O, ororr~ •nd Otr•<led, 11\al fll per.ol\$ tnlef"~I tel 1n •••d malle< Clo ,._., l»lor• lhtS COU•I In ~n..-1 ) on tM 11111 doy 01 Junt, 1•18 • .,, II 00 o'<loc~ A M •• 01 '"'" O.• lo "'°"' cause ""'Y such appllcatton lor cNr>Qe of n•mt )l\Ould not bP Q«tnted II '' turtrwr orCIHeo ""'.'' ~~~Y of 1111\ Oro.r To Sllow c:.tu~ ~Ishee! In ll>t Or-Coa11 o...rY Piiot, • newsp•Pfl' ot oenerf1c1rcut.1uon 11<lnt.O in ~Id counton at ~••• on<• tac" wfl!e• tor tour succ.e\s•vt wMk\ pr tor to ll•d av ol >aid ""lrlllO O•led lh•S I/II\ cMf 01 May 1'118 BAUCEW SUMNER JUOQeot ~·" Superior Court Publl•ll4'CI Or-eo.u O•llt' Pllol Mayl1,29,JUMS,11,1"11 tt•s 11 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TOCltEOITOU SUPElll°" COVltT 01' THE STATE OI' CAUFOllHIA FOR THE COUNTY 01' OUNGE NO A•ttS71 htlllt ot WIJi.LIAM 0 GIVEN. OK U\td HOTICE tS HEREBY GIVEN to llw crtdltOt• ot tlw M>ovt natnfd Cle<ed<tnl 11\at 111 ~ ~lr>Q claim• tQlt1n11 IM Wld ~-Me rtqu11ed lo Ill• l,,.,m, wlll\ tM ntctU¥Y •OllCMrs, In IM olflc• OI IM cl<!<~ ol Ille·-f'n• tllltCI cou<t. Ot to pr~I !hem, wit~ IM ntc"U"'Y VO<>Clle", lo Ille un Otrs19MCI •I 17'0 H¥bof BlvCI., tAXlIK• 01 bU\lr\HS Ol ll'lf unde0•91W>d In ,.11 rn.tt , ... peMelnlr>Q IO IM estate Of ·-Id dt cedenl. wlttvn IOU' montt>< •lltr ltw tint publlutlon ol 1111< nollt " O•lfCI Wy 73, 1971 Jten F Gl""n E ~KulrlA Of IM Wiii 01 IM~ Nlmf!d Oe<t<knl JOSEl"H R DAVIS J7ttH1.-11..-•• suuou CMll Mn•. Qlltornl• ti.It hi: M .. 4045 AllWllfY tw Eo<vtrl• Pul>llslled Or~ Coa~I 0.lly Piiot May n end J""4: s. 11 " 1971 PUBLIC NOTICE SUPllll°" COUltT OF THE STATE OI' CALl"OllNIA l'Olt THE COUNTY 0, OltANOE NO. •• .,." NOTICE OF HtEAlllMG or l"ETITION l'Otl l'llO&AfE Ot' WILL ANO LETIEltS TUTAMENTAllV 1'011 AUTHOllllATION TO AO· ,_INISTElt UNOllt THE IMOll"llNOENT AOMINIST•ATION Of< UTATISACT. Ell•te o4 'WILLIAM R MOORE. C>KteMd. NOTICE IS HEltEBY GIVEH 11'.tl MARY E. MOORE llllS llli!CI -•In t pe1111on tor Pf'Clbett ot w 111 anel ''" ,,_. Of i...nitn Tf'\I_......,. - for •11tl'IOflr.ilOfl 10 eclonlnllN• ul\dltr tho lntt11tflelenl HMlllhlr•llCM> ot Est•ttt Act, retertn(.t to wlll~h IJ .....o. for furtf>ff -11<ultn. -tl'lctl IM Um~ tf'IO pl-of l\e.WlllQ ttw -i, MS been •I tor JUM IJ, lt7t al 10 00 t M , In IN~·"-"' of ~-Ill No I Of •.id <t>urt ••• 700 Clvl< Ctnl•r 0.lvt W~I. tn ti. City ot S.111• Ane GMltornl•. OlltCI: Mlly U, tt7• WILLIAM I . SI JOMN, C-1\'~ O'lllrlU.VINY 6MYlllS COt,,..O W-1 •II w .. 1 Sl"11i M"9M ~ .......... ~·-" Tel. •tt>llte AltWMl•"" 1"4h1- 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 · D A I L y ~.June 5. 1918 OAILYPll..OT The Bluest Marketplace on t~ Oninee Coast DAILY PILOI CLASSIFIEO ADS You Can Sell It . Find It . [ 642 •5678) Trade It With a Want Ad One Cal I Service Fast Credit Approval AfOI Estot• ........ 1000-2999 Announctmtnh, P.no s lost & found . . . . . SOSO-~ s.tvi<H & Repoin 6000-6099 Employment & Mwchondi .. 8oot s & Mon,. . . • 800().8()99 Rentals . . . . . . . . . . 300().'699 BusiMu, Investment & financlol ...•.•...• SOOO·SCM9 f~nt . . . . 9000-9099 Preporotion . . . . 1000. 7199 Ho.Ms For 5* Automobhi & other Tr0n1POrtcrtton . . . 9100-9999 Houtet For Sat. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• alOl.S: Ad•.,...,..... GetMr.a 1002 G.,...,... 1002 Ge.rot 1002 ........ c:Mcla ......,. acl'I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• cWly cmd ,...,... er-"°" ._.clattty. TIM DAJL Y PILOT cn..-s lc*llty for .... first. corNCt ~ -,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• RE.AL ESTATE MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITY A prime pres t igiou s Newport Beach location A toP' local firm with years or successful ex perie n ee Newpo rt Beach rea l estate ex penence preferred I\ re al opportunity tu grow & help others. Appllrut1ons held m slnct conf1dente Please reply to Ad 1128:!. Daily Pilot. P U Box l560, Costa Mesa. Cahf 92626 DESIGNED FOR EXECUTIVE LIVING This beautifully up graded Boccola Home' Spacious L1v1ng Room with big Fire place Large Master Bedroom. highly upgraded with private enlranC'c lo garden area. Slump stone planters highlight the room-be<'kyard Mesa Verde J.1vmg at its Best' $129.000 Call MG-231.3 ( .. ~. . , .. ft'. '· .. EA.IL Y ILUFFS, LOVB. Y E This 3 bedroom E Plan in Lhe Early Bluffs <Vista Flora> is clean and comfortable. ll is on a wade greenbelt, is tastefully decorated in a neutral color scheme and shines forth with intense pride of ownership. Besides thul it has a quiet location close to the pool a nd shopping. At $184.500 we are r ea lly exc:1ted about Lh1 s l.Jn1que hs t1n~ U,_.l()U~ 11UMIS REAL TORS', 675 6000 2443 Edst Coast Highway. Corona def M.ir .1lso m M1 ~.1 V1·rd1 .11 ~·ltJ !)990 • Gf'Mrol I 002 <flMral J002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• C.APECOD $45,000 Classic homes! Well m8.1Jltained! Formal din· lllg room! Old time base· ment! Won 't last al this priC'e ! H urry' Call ~ F«ESHMEW USTIMG "THE WOODS" FHA/VA terms. Exc11 ing 2 bdrm urut. Central aJr cond. Only J yrs new Washer-dryer included Ceramic tile counters & s tall shower. Better hurry. Call today" Only $78,900!. 545-9491 •·••······•······•····· COVINGTON FOURPUX Super pnde o( ownership fourptex All wuu w1U: wli.Sher 1d.ryer hookup~ Sh.akt roof. Th r • 1 bedroom. t wo b • .th owner's unit. or C'Ollr'i1.:' Wtll exC'hange1 $188.000 Owner mouvated' C.ili 752 1.920. d QUAIL -.c!~~S,x , DOH'TMISS LAGUNA IEACH VIEW Th i! p1tlt1rc .ql>•' futur~ ~xclust\le area' Price t! nght i.t $1 IS.000 Least expensive ~ yei.1 new. :: Bdrrr. <: bath on .. levels Invest now add on later Bluehird <.: .. r.yon Rd . Surr.m.1 E n J e n a ti a r o l ~ I • Miramar Open Sot/Sun /Moo ! S UAHDMEW USTIHG IROOICYIEW CONDO P [~U~rnll EASTSIDE ---.... ••c-....-c---. Bike To Beach EXClUSIVE CONDO $56,900 For the descnm1nal1ng couple Lar~e master suite. rurmal dining. I COSTA MESA On a 130 foot dl!ep lot with shake roof. copper plumbi n g L OutsuindtnR location This offcrinl? •1::. loaded with potenual & at a low pnce of $73,500 <.:ALL 751·3191. 0 t=:SEL ECT T 'T' PROPERTIES 41R--f'ILAN 4 TURTLEROCK A beautlful Plan 4 Broad. moor Turtlerock hom t> hosts a secluded atnum Formal d1rung room. 4 spacious bdrms .. 2'"' bath. private patio C w/bwlt·in BBQ .• Jus t St32.900 & anxiou s• Hurry. <'811 673·8550 to· day L [ij 'O&ltl ~ ,;JJ 2 Bdrm. 1 '.la bath. super sha11> condo near shop pUJg and school:. Choice lluntmgton Beach loC'a t1on Vacant 1mmed111ll.' occupanc)' Submit your ter ms . R ed uc ed to S66.SOO. Call 546-5880 ~HERITAGE •. • REALTORS Newport Beach ffROIATE Exclusive Easlbluff' Foreed sale' Executive I l eve l Twnhme - Spectacular view! Big savings!! Hurry' Call ~ FCRESTE OLSON '""'I 1;a•At."UtQI' RX ME UP Great three bedroom wtth garage on West side of Costa Mesa $69,500 and a little run down, but wortll putting TLC into f 1x 1ng 1t Call now 75,2,.1920 A QUAIL ,,..(lj PLACE -co,_.. TM l :JO '.M.I Heal &.tale gut:St bedroom Gourml!l COttOMA OEl MAR lutchen Xtra large llv DUPLEX 1ng room Encluseu C<>rona del Mar Dupte~ patio Secluded & qwet JUSl reduced lo $1';'5,000 ,{ Pool & rec trail For Bedroom + 2 bedroorr. & more details. call den Great m<:omP' Anx 963-7881 . ••·· .... , , " , .. , 1owi seller Please ~all [ ® IH&ltll f ®ii!M OHL Y $49,500 Super sharp 2 BR condo, all new carpets and pa.int. Profess1ooal de· ror . Super location. Adult complex (16 yrs or over> lf IJl6@~j~l(1E1Q 962·4471 r.1: 546·8103 UHIVBlSITY PAR.IC PRICE SLASHED Mou vat ed s e II e r has l:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; purchased a home in 1• Or egon. Says submit your offer Btn 3 bdrm. d1n rm + lite bonus rm condo. Over 2000 sq ft Ox· ford model Only steps to tennis & pools' Don't wait' Come se e" 545-9491 (~l\11i!Mifli§ij SPYGLASS Hill The perf ect fam•!y home. 6 BR. 4•, BA. rormal dining, .:am1 room. mat~ quarter<1. ,\ gorgeous Cape Cod 1r CdM school d:t<l r •l• $3S9.SOO ~ s I F I E D JASMIME CREEi< First re·s ale or .. PLAN Ill" SINGLE LEVEL three bedroom, fam1l} room. pnvate patios end urut Pool. Jacuz.i1 aod tennis courts Prestige area in the heart of Corona del Mar Gated community with secunty guards "It"s great, I live there too'" (Jean Cole> 2 ON A LOT Real Estate ll'd,11 1<1 \ITV "" ., I • '\ • r Back Bay Area! Bring Ge.erol I 002 ~)I) E CIJ\1 ltttl C1r1u dtl lli1 your horses! Live in one •••••••••••••••••••••••!~~~~~~~~~~~~ for comfort 1 Rent the 1· COLE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 67S.5511 HAHDYMAH'S DREAM Garage Cully UlSulated. Built '" work benC'h l..arJ(e lot with RV ac other for income! Lar..ie 3 BR wtfplc 1n front' Cozy 3 BR cottage in back! Huge lot 300' deep' Terms to suit. Hurry: Ca 11 64S-0303 FORESTE OLSON '""!: rH A1.1'UU" ~·c--c-- cess. Newly painted. IEACH CHALET panell.nR and wallpaper. Walk to the poundoing Foor Bedroom Home m Mesa North. Truly a blue PaC'lfic . 4 br. Great Buy for $76,000. gourmet kit<'hen 21 · fam MG-2313 rm + end patio. Be the ..J"". , . , Lsl to call on this unique [ il find. EZ flnancmg Only 6 ~ N~IHl1 i®·c.n ~.:~·-· 4 1'ade you< old "~' '" IR!IUt] new goodies w ith 11 · Cla.'iSilied ad. 642·5678 Class1f1ed Ad!. 642 5678 2 =.:o! .......... !~.~~1!:~ .......... !~~ ' • 5 6 7 8 macnab I Irvine realty . WOODIRllGE A.RIORLA.KE You'll love this 2 BR + den home located close to lake & other comm. facilities. Beautiful landscaping & lovely coordinated decor. Adult oriented area. Ofrered al $122,950. AS}pt . only . Natalie Benjamln 752-1414. <C· ll3 > 642·123S 644-6%00 '°1 Oo,,..r Ori.,. H•rbor Vie• Center Irvine"' Cam~ V•lt.y Center 752-1414 OH WA TH w /PIER & VIEW a flultH Giid llftique prop«iy on tt.. wcrfff wfttl pier for yow boah mtd VIEW of di tt.e wattt acffOR. Aft .wsua1 hoM• witt. 5 bedroOftls, i..,. li•lnq roo•, fa•llr room, 2 llitcllHs, ;: fireplac~ spocioa balcony. patio mad ftlGftJ othet-fHtwK. You can us. It as a fa•ily ho"'e or a two unit nntal. S449,000 Sall•b•rv Realty 315 Marine Ave. Balboa Island 673~900 .~~ .......... ~?.~~,~~:!'! .......... !?!~ cae: 810181 BLllNS CD . OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE NEW LISTING R -2 Eas t s lde . Be aut ifully R e modeled 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath Home In Move-In Condition. A!! Plans Ap~roved For A 3 Bedroom Z Rath Addition. Flexible Te rms. Call For Details. 111 OOYH DllVI 631 -1800 PuDll•"K Drtl\OI c;o.i,t V811y 1"1101 May 1t, 10 ..-CS )lll't \, ltll ------1==~~!~~~!!!~~~!!!~!~~=:::::::1~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!~!!!!!!~ noe 11 , l l ) ,\ \ I C l DA.IL '( PH. "T Hoes" llor S• Hoents For Sd. Ho-.1H For Sak Hovut For Sa&e HouH\ for Sol~ ········•··•••··•·•··•· ·····•···············•· ·•·•···•••·····••••···· .....•••••.••.........• ·····•·•··············· 1044 Ho.tu' f'CM' S.te Mou1H For S• G~Mrol I 002 Co$to MHo I 024 Co>tG MHa I 024 l"IM I 0'14 lrviM ................••... ••··•••··••··•··•··•· ··•••····••···•••····· ·••••········•····••• .......••.............•..•••..••••....••...••• ··•·····••·•·•···•····· ..••..•.•.............................•....... G•MraJ I 002 G.--rOol I 001 G ... ,.. I 002 Ge-Mrol I 002 •·••••···············•· ....••...•.........••..........•.........••.......••••....•••••..•••• UNIVERSITY LUXURY TRl-UVEL •JUST LISTf:D • 'bdrm. 30,,., bu. 34001;q ft . BUCl'<>la &lpt'r 'lharp- 11hows I lkl' ,, modt•I t•nlorta10N'11 dl'h)o!ht HURRY ' $189.900 lly 111<ent, Ueth. 213·S92· 1357 or 714 964·21131/835·0211. pul(cr •95tS. FOUR BLOCKS fttOM THE BEACH!! Out ~t.1nd 1 n .: 2 UH cul tJ gt!, \\ h .1 rd"" oud f I oor~ Hcf res hi ng I rt·c ltnl•ll ~lrt!l'l St>J>aralt• 2 t•ar gar\.IJ.!t· \.\ .ilky t•nlr<tnt·c SU·t!~sed for add1l1onal 2 \l~ cun!:tlrucl1on J\i:.kmg $155.000 E).clU~I\ e agl'nt LOWEST PRICED ASPEN WOOD MODEL IH WOODBRIDGE l UR. 2 BJ\. ~mglc Sly home, situated on :1 tomplctdy ft-need pvl. yard. Outstandinl-{ locution ~ Never before Ii Vl'd in. Up~radt"d c•urthlone carpets. Ont: of lhc bcllc·r floor plans avail. Scllc·r •~ VL•ry anxious. Price reduced lo $100.~>0 1-:xdu~ivc ag(•nl. 640-9900 VALLEY REAL TY 1470 JAMBOREE RD NEWPORT llEACH ~~~ .......... !~~~~~! .......... !~.~~ II ESLEY N ~YLOR CO. HEAi.TORS ~itwt · UH6 WESTCLlff-S 195,000 FH lmmal'ulalt' I Bil & familv rm home "1th :! firt·plact•s 100'; Redecorated for 1u,ur1ous eomfort f or :,omcone "ho appn•t•r:tll'S lhl' TLC' j!iven & '1'11' t•mt'l'<.'l' to shopping & schools . 111 Ill'' thl' <'htldrl'n. they will love 1t. O" 1w1 rnm ing out of s late. WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 2 I I I SClll Joaquin Hlls Rood NEWPORT CENTER, N.I . 644-4910 100 GNttol 1002 ········•····••··•···•• •............•...•..... LOCATED HEAR NEWPORT HEIGHTS L.ACiUNA !SJATE Over 1-.i a t're ocuan view estate Laguna Deach llosll> SO yec.r old botanil'al .:ardt>n with 3 Koi ponds & watc rralf 1 Beautiful oak wooll cclli njts. massive s lone w alled firc pluce. Large formal dlnmg room. F:normou.s walk·in wt:t bar in even l<ar~l!r family room Maid's quarters. Very s pac ious kitc hen. Mirrored hideaway master wing. Sparkling diamond shaped pool. A must lo see for di.,rriminaling buyers )589,000 Cull tu prcvtcw. 752-1700 PARK ll111 hh llp1:1 arl1·d (;om "' Hl llt' llHlll1 I \\ pl I Ill•' hK'allon i.ulJ3cent to I vly 11reenlit-lt & tenn1" cou.rt~ J bdrm3, 2 bn w /newl y r e m odeled k1trhen t·ornplete w /bit tn r11dur & nlfrleanm.: ninge~ Only $9!1.000 61tl 1711 rteal Fbtate 1006 amucm Sonken hvlnll rm ll1ct.- 11 way m a st1•r utlt- St•p ;iratt> l'hlldrl'n ''I W\lllil Formal diruna luft G(lurmct k1tch1·n If you're looi<l.n!J for the ul lJmate m livllll( or rnter tainlnf(. call now on this I u x u r )' town h ome p-1....& 546-2313 0--· 1026 RfOUCEI> 4 Br, 2 ba. formal d1111ng, brir k frJ>lr. l'Ornl.'r l11l . 2 1·ar gar 000 1.>oi.;,w110d $73,SOO Phone 751 0774 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S,-ahM...ao. Converted to 3 units Orean view. 1mprei:.slvc• landmark Pride ot ownership. n1•wl1 re tnodek'd Sl!IS.000 MORINS REAL TY * 494-8057 . IHU MAC AaT'HUtl ILYD.-SUrTI I0>-4lYIHI fly owner Sl90. 000 Pnn only tl75 l>H9 l'V4'!> By owner 4 br. 3 ba. 11·:1 yr - - --uld. bJlt yrd, nr .;chi RV OWN .. :R, Beaut 2 sty, Sll.'i,000.675-0702 ~THEREAL 'Oi ESTATERS G BR. I \• ba, It\ & fam DUPLEX rm Clh to srhls & ~hop B Toro I 032 ~·20tl'i'l l\jlllte /\vc 2 PUllt $85,SOO 5'\!1·8007 •••••••••,••••••••••••• hdrm each Compl. re -----Ot-!uxe condo 1-·am com· modeled w1hu1ote gar • '* •ftOOL • • • plex. 2 Br. owner wall ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~~!!~ $21.S,000/\1tenl6407246 •4BR.2•"1 BA • help fin . 7611 6275. !!!! • C,..tr.o t.och IO I I ('.oll Pk 75~10 Rich a~ 49'-86_ll_a_gt _____ _ G ....................... Xlnt Owner·~ unit 2 Br & Hw1IMIJO.. •och I 040 eMrol I 002 GeMf'ol I 002 IY OW"'-'ma !)en. ba & ,., w/2 rt'nluls ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • "ll;R ---------2 new custom homes m Inc SD20 "'llllt t>scrow. no pnmt' Cupu1trano Bch qualifying Own /a~l . PahsJdes locauon. both ~ s_m _____ _ w,0(•11 views on II{ c·orncr OWNI::R 3 Ur 1 •, IJa Int s I 311 r . 2 11 n a Farruly: atrium. I' I yr!. Sl33,soo ltl'ady now ol.'w S>l:uoo 770·1522 <!fVSI l:.tlle Mana 4Br da v~. 546 ~('ve" 21 ~Ba. w 1.ix20 hobb> ------- ALOHA LUSK RESALE SPECIALISTS 3.4. or s Bdrm mudcb available Some w/poob, + condos Member of thl' muluple li~tmg !>erv1r1· I .... ., .. I -~ LEASE Compare Irvine 4 llR ho m es available und ~c·e ours Onl y $650 per mo. With gigantic yard and J.'(ardener m e I udt'<i. CaH 552-6161 :.hop areu $155.000 :!701:! Calle Granada Wik to bch. park & s hupp1n11 Owner will help fUlann~ 119.1-2190 or ·•93 G6S I Owner lransff'rred to --------- IS YOUR WIFE RUNNING AROUHD7 Looking for a hom t•'' Well this is by far Lhc• nicest 4 un hom e in Mesa del Mar, with lots of extras. Call ftow! 546-4141 ---eon.a .. Mer I 022 •....••...............• IL1wai1 Must soc-n hl'l' !)e aul1ful Ml•sa Vt·rde North ho m e• Lowest SPYGLASS HILL pnce in neighborhood • Delightful Ports mouth _R_E_D_C_'A_R_P_E.'T754 1202 o n corner lot Two fireplu ces Orig111ul model street ~8.500 f'or s ale by owner Serving Costa Mes a -lr~ne Huntington Beach-Newport Beach caa 640-5112 JBr. 2Ba ~.500 Ca ll~7~ . . R c:. TAV'LOR COMPANY GtMrol 1002 GftffOI 1002 nt n LTORS UI VE~UPCRn . -, .-r • ~ • OPEN HOUSE ..................•.•.. Pen Llk• Sriffftq Expanded Bluffs E ·Plan :i bdrms. extra large family room. large coun· try kitchen. beam rerl· mgs and skyllghts. Com· pare and see lhat this is pnced t.o sell al $175.000. Where ls That Temftcluy? .•••.••...•.•........•• -~ REALTY ~ . v DON'T ADD OH! Why nol '>tep up to thtl> Lowest pn ced ho me an 2300 sq. ft. 5 l><ld room Sf)ygla!>s Htll Corner lot. 2000 ~ ft beauty that 1s localed in _,,. • lari:e family r oom 9rr.•UTY Mesa del Mar. Walk lo Owner anxious. 6"0·5112 ~ shoppmg. tennls courts & aj.!l J Udrm. dirung rm, lgc schools. Tlus home ts 1m· ---------• family rm 13 yrft new maculate & re11dy to go JASMINE CREEK Soper Buy at $85.000 CALL ~2660. OCEAN VIEW -=S ELECT m s MO l.SE OPTION I PROPERT IES New 28R + den, pool. --------tenrus. upgraded carpet· Salespe-o,W NHCkd IHt M.I. Location mg & Lile. pro!ess1onally landscaped 644 1968 or HJ.5·7100 WAHTTOBUY 645-9161 •• ~ ••• _. r ....... .. MESA VERDE JOGTOBEACH Sul)('r buy. highly ur' graded. 3 bdr Jus t burn your toothbrush & mov(' m ()pen Sonday 12 noon Ill sold. 5151 Sparrow Ed1oger 18olsa Ch1 c·a /\gt PlllVACY GA.LOH + prime location can be your.. m this larRe 3 RR I·'• Bath, dmmi: area. family r oom hnml'. w '\parklmg PoOI and low 1ruu.ntenanre yard For under $88.500 TRY $1400 DOWN 1FHAI 2 BR condo, pool. lns. j8C, pk, ktds ok $47.950. Conv Ownr 8:!HS58 ASSUME 3 DR, 211 BA pool hume. OVER 70 GQOd fl!ll !>OO .. Wh\ buyt-rl\ call WoodlmdK•· Realty Wt" h11vr un•r lU llome3 for you to r hooi.t• from /\II PM<.'l' fUOl;t'" and 51 z.ci> Sumc w tll st• II VA or F H.A ~om1t h11 ve pool11 and rnuny havr centrnl Olr "or oomplclc lnform1.111on on hom~ an the I rv1m· nn·11 i:IV{' US I) t'ltll f!j WOODIRIDGE REALTY 551 -3000 flY OWNF.R Turtlerock. 3Br. 2Ba. smgle lam hmt• on lrs: pnv lot A/C.:, lu"h atnum w/fountaw & up grd floonn.ir thruoul Close to comm park. pocil & elem schl $123.000 Open hse. Sat 1Sun I 5 rn n only 833-0607 ' ------ ORANGE TREE CONDO Adult only Comm <! bdrm. I bn Pt'-1a\lum 1111 bt1<'k val Ill pa lhc luk4•. Plu<, outsbndml( Club llou.\c Sw1mm1og Poul L1i.:htcd l1,nn11> t'UUrb ~523 CAMPUSDt·IR\11,.E MUST SELL 5'3.950 TOWNHOUSE Thti, chulct ~tyll' Walnut Squan· t•nd un1l hu~ two bt'droum". and two t.i.ilh~ with u11· rond1t1on1ng CU.'ltom drHpe8 nnd shut lt.>rii w11h !.Cpurotc paneled dining room !\~ piimt und COrvt'L'> Convenwnt tu PQ<ll and pork from p,1t1u Ca II 7~ 1920 LARGEST HOME ln the Colony This hard J QUAIL to ftnd ~ h(,'(!room hom1• PLACE plus u den. 1s ideally • located a rrQ.'>s Crom lh1· 10,.._ TM l :JO ,.M.1 pool, park and tcnnr' 011 . . ., c ul dl• ~ar IOt' u lion N ~ WI br, .I bu .. s tory. 3'1 llURRV' • Thi'> 1.x'.aUl) 011~d111I••. Woodhrtd!l~· wont lastlon·vN ~i~i~I Owm•r 2 1.1 I UNCH RE.AL TY 551 -2000 UNIVERSITY PARK Dean home 3 b<1 rm. 2 ha P(IOI, )a<.'. all upgrade., S133.500 A~cnl K:ri 5998 l!t~~11!!~ ~~tr a 30 day ad m th1• DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO IT NOW• 642-5678 DEllGHTFULL Y BRIGHT ,uru,hln> iiool home. :lllr • 2ku , d1n1ns:. w•·thllr .,,1•rythang )'ou nN•d l11r your plJ1·e an the ~u11. Sir. .WO ~ JOOfl SUPER BUY MUST SElL Boyqht Another & Must ffll Lari:t-Uxforo Model 1 ~. b~druom l n1 vt•rs11 v !'a rk 111 , with bunu., r 11 o m . 2 1 ~ b J l h 1"1repl.1c·~ & twu patt11 .. :..c.1 17 In N1•wJ>0rt llarbor Yacht Club lhl~ 2 Br b<"ach how.e fur only SllS.000 JACOBS REALTY 675-6670 $189,SOO Secludl'd nora & fauna entryway 18th Century handcarved fire place. mass1 ve & i:orgco us' f'ormal dining room St.epdown fa mily room ho!lts wet bar & wall to· wall glass' Pri vat e tropic al ba c k ya rd Mai:r.11 •nl hluc fr<'t' form po ' Im mu cul all' lun1 ''• .,1n!( Ju~t SI R9.500' CJ 11 t oday fi7J R5.50 Easts1de Costa Mesa 1 How about 3 bdrms. 2 baths, huge lot. 4 car garuge, wo rkshop. rec vehicle parking and a stones throw lo Manner!> Park-all that for only $115.000 and s eller will Lots of Adi•ity 67l·62 I 0 fmance. ~~~~~~~~~ home in Cameo Shores. Shorecllff~ ur Spyglas~ lllll !lave mco m« pro perty tu trad e Quail 8 u 1 I d l' r s . M r HeatJ\enon 644-6881 POOL Beaullful tre e lined street surroWlds this l'X <·ept1onal fam ily ho me 3 s puc·1ous bedroo ms ~ family room llUJ!1t cur ncr lot ~· 1boat & lrlr al· t·e~s /I.ct' Call 646 7171 minutes to beach. No 11'! ................................... ,. .. .. new loan costs when you 111 LUXURY lliCH HOME OR "BUCH& SKYLIGHT" Immaculate remodelrrl home Beam rc11tni:i.. ~k yl1ght . mrrroro; & wood Steps lo heflch. park. pool & tennis 3 bOrm 2 bfl Rearh hfe>slyle with total luxury ul only $149,000 646-7711. " ,, [\811H&Hil Harbor Vi•w Hiiis A pnvatc courtyard en· try leads to this lovely 4 bdrm. plus storage room home. The canyon. hill and ocean views com pletl· lht• beautiful ~et t1nK Pres e nt ed al ':!:!I ;)!JO 644-9060 2161 San Joaqwn lltlls Rd 1n Newpon Center --------MEREDITH cozy & COMFY 5 AR nr. beach m s uper Dehgbtrul 2 bdrm . 2 loc Prof. decorated & baths. close to ocean . ---------lndscpd . Abundant near park & channel. BEACH DUPLEX storage. Prict'ded b y lon1t t-st.abl.Jsht.'lc o n 11cnl'rous comm1ss t0n f.pl1l " marvl'lou' opportunity f o r l h e e a g 1• r p r o · fess1onal Call Mr llasl mg.., at 640 ~ WAMTTOBlft home m Cameo Shores. Shorerllffs or Spyglass HiU Have mcome pro- perty to trade Quail Builders. Mr 111.'therton 644.QJSI ----- ' .. Ocean Breezes MEWJST LISTING Haibor View Hiiis 4Br and family rm hrand fresh on the markt·l Gorgeous 4llr. ... 1ng1'• s lur), fam11) hume m •·Carmel Plan ' on estate Mtcd t210' dr Cool th.s Buccol.i b1ult t•p 1 grounds Rcl'l'nlly homt•' 2 'ilOf) 1 b<'droom redecorated. most 10v1l with dllUng, famtl~ room mg OHered at $220.000 and ftrcpla,·<' Lu-;h ' making this eX<'CUltve $110.000 UKH. C.ill home th<' bcsl pnced & ~1720 fmest v_;ilue tn this pre TA~Bt!ll I suge community IUK"'- 1!i;1!;ltlll\!; x ~ti., s9a,SOO :.ale $126,500 Call CoastHwy.0nly $J~.soo 962·7788. 1ncludtn~ land' ---------Otke to beach from thts kEY RE.AL.TORS -, ·1 •.!\ 1·a t 11 rn R109 640·5560 Anytime Eas tblutt Prof Bldg "ft I In CaUfornio" mvestor.. C:p('<:1al rnm ____ lolboa lay Prop. llunt Brh location. l'.:x W• ca 1 C9lcp trades of Rfflllton rellent rentals, selte r ..._~for_..... ,......_ & •675-7060• may help rtnaO('I! f'Or ~ ~ff UTC ---------pflV3l(> ~howin l:(. l'all vice •H'SG. We have ------ Hl17-60l0 boats & prop..-iiH re-- lft ' •• ' ady to trade. EnsiCJn ~® IH$1HI !~-~lhl;.,~s~~,~; · HOUSE FOR SALE $75.000 &UNDER We have 9 houses J & 4 lid rm So mt• ha v e F'llJ\ VA lt•rms Undt'r Sis. OlX1 t\97 0321 ILUFFS DOVER SHORES V1£W f't nest Cons l ru1· t1on And exqws1te dec.-orallnit to the last detail See and COJ OY lhts 3 Odrm ' Farruly Room home with 1t!I beautiful Bar k Day VleW 642-5200 j PETE GIAHT HACH ESTAT'().$11,950 Pnce thousands below similar models. Bike lo beach from Uus soanng 2 story SBdrm + fam rm. Pnvate entry Sweeping st3lf'Case lo Bdrm com· plex. Ownel' says bnni: any offer Call quick S17·61HO I ~, i f t J • 1' ~ , 'I '''I j 'I t J BARRITT ~.. REALTY J DR. 21.-,ea , lovely . :.,: ·~ .... 11~300 G~ 1ood ® lfi&IHI ....................... ....................... -------- PLANNING ON A NEW CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? $79 SUMMER SPECIAL ENTITLES YOU TO: • Prof<.'~:,1una l Class Lectures L'O mpll'tt• in as htllc as 2 weeks •Complete Textbook & Materials •Practice F:xams •Cassetlt• t~1pc lectun•s <optional 1 • J\ftt•rnoon & Eve C lasses • :4 I • o <: ~t t i o n s . S a n L a A n a . llunt111 gtc>n Reach. Mission Viejo CALL HOW FOR FREE GUEST PASS. TO EHROLL CAU.: 558-9325 :! & t . S;1I('" Ti a1ntng .ind ,\cl rnnrr d CENTl 'llY 21 Tl'aining Pro gram~ to put ~ou on ~our HOAL> TO S l Tl' !<:SS. Unus ual ~pan1sh·lndian mtenor lGOO ~q ft 1-:a st Fullt:rto n hornl' near c·su "" itO' htd pool. 2 hUr .. I '• ba, hardwood floors. plunt & ~am l'cll 1n.i. big ktlt'hl.'n, q u1 c·t ~lreet $89.SOO C all 871 3857 early evening Open housl' Sal 11 7 at 1018 N Norm.an Place Pnn.onJy YOUWOM'T IBJEVETHIS SOARING 2 STRY S71.900 lmmat . 30drm. + bonus r oom ' Priced below market• Corner lol i wet bar + much. mu<'h more! Hunt Reh ~'it of fer Call now847·6010 OCEAN SPRAY and the 'all air J wn a JOI? from the bearh 2Bdrm. 2ba /\ summer getaway' N1·w cpt.s & 2nd bath to Ill' nrushed. $49.500 WALL.ACE&CO. REALTOttS 17141676-41 7 1 TRl .. LEX • 1 blk to Big Corona llo·11ch Alwa)s rented Owner will hdp finance S!IS.000 DUPLEX l.argl· & immac ulate fllshfdeChcrnltr 3 Bt{ 2 R/\. large F'amil} Room, shake roof and u!lcd brtl'k f1rcplarc Super bari:a1n al $8."'"°°'J Owner will help fm.JIP!n· <.:all S40 1151 ~HERITAGE IS YOUR REALTORS J-:OJrh 11n1t 1denttcal w /31 ________ _ tidrlll!>. <! hu. laundry rm ---------BIG FAMILY KEEPING YOU SHORT? With only 10% down you r a.n move into th1s lovely S BR. J BA home m f'oun· ta1n Valley C lose to freeways. schools & shopping & only $88,900. NEW DUPLEX Completion date 1s July '78. l.n best part of Santa Ana & an excellent In· vestment. Call OcUy Smith for deta1lt1 -0 :Jtl•l!tzR• Balt.41A Island Realty ,, •. 1, • "'' "' """'' ,,, 673-8700 & en closed lc!ara ge i\00,500 BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. 759-0811 1024 ....•.........•..•..••. Open I louse by Owner Lovel) bal·k hay ar<'a pool hOml.' :i bdr 2 bu, lrg patio. t:uuntry k1tch1•n M o v e 1 n l' o n d 1 t i o n $91,000 2611 1 Hedland~ Dr 548~ $©\"\.d{}µ-~ £tr~ That /nffiguing W ord Gome with o C hudle fd, .... tty Cl.Af , rat.IAN , r.ksa Villa :! br, I ba . i;arage Move in July Isl S63.9SO lly owner f"12·4610 Charming E side 2 BR bungalow w 1sep )luest hse & dbl gar on alley Must sec to apprer 1atc Call Bonnic Bender at 546-6100, 8·4 wkdy:1 for appt IYOWHER 4 br & bt>aut pool Mesa del Mar area Will sell contract of sale $97,500 Shown by appl only Call &12 8825 825 Sonora Rd EASTSIDE take ovN ex 1st mi: VA loan of $32,000 Call now for detail s t FP SSl,5()()1 Bkr847 6061 4 Br. 2 ba. fenced yd. nice ly landscaped. fruit tret-s. new pamt. .:ood carpels Xlnt 11re a. l'lose to srhools & shopp1n~ For info ca II 645 i6SO days &645 7734 t-ves ---- JUST LISTED. try )our down pay ment Sharp JBr. \;\/•Ba. dbl !lara1te. t.axe over big GI loan at 8'"'~ Pnccd Lo sell fast at $71 .500. Owner a~t 832 8752 "Where else can you find a lovely 3 BR. 2 ba hom<' less than 1 mile to beach for S84.SOO? Agt. 968-3558 BEACH IARGAIM $135,000 Gorgeous family home VACANT' Des perate owner s ays submit on ttus 2 story 2900 sq rt home Complete with oak pegged noors &. 4 HUGE bdrms Call now 646· 7171 t • 1. ~' I • 5 IR $89,SOO Newly pamted ms1dl.' & out. Absentee owner Has boat access, near park & shopp111g. On ve by 9022 Ma deline & then call 842·1418 agt. ASTUTE IUYEJtS Walk to the beach. 3 Br. 2 ba, family rm. ne w crpt'g, fire ring. Ex· c hange Escrow must close 6-JO. 78. only S88.000 Agt 842· 14 l8 VACANT HURRY! • CONVfNl[NT SHOPPING •NO SfWtNC C:.Ut0£ IOR THC CAI ON IH( GO Pineapple Wrap-Up No Waist Seam! 9139 s.20 L., 1ff w,, ,_ fffi_.,T. .. I I l .\ \ I ~~!~~ .~ .~ ........ 1~ ~ s. .._. .. For s. ........ for s• ~ ..... ..... Other R.oil &tat~ Monday. JUI\$ s. 1073 DAIL v PILOT C& ••··•••·•·•··•····•· ····••···•·•·····•····· ................................•••.................................. L..ef-e le..i. I 041 ...... .._... I 041 .... .,...... Ind! I OH Newport •.di I 0'9 MoWa. Ho.Mi t.c.. Propt'rly 2000 HouM. ,.milllitd ....... UefwWta.ed Ho.IM1 U.._.IM4 ••••••• •••••••• ••••••·• ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• •••••••••••• ••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ S-. 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• • · ni.. ' l 144 a T.-o 3212 .,..._ 324 4 blQOO CHARMING CAPE COD -Thia ttirtt Mdt-OCMtt 9tw he o ""Y prho+.,..... dtcll .ct•°'"" •l•w from Hte 11pper cM-c:k. 0-of HM beclrOOftn •CMllld !ftOk• a1t ••celleft t de1t or darVoom. .. SI 39.500. 499-4551 !'::~••••••••••••I 0.44 LG11J1MO HHJ-1 I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WHO IYB HUAD of2HOUSU IM MlWPOtrr HACH for SI I 5,000. Wt! ll•ve' ~ Plc:u call Ai\ 64.S ll03 FOR THE SELECT FEW who appreciate llaUun mw-ble, an toooor pool & FOUVY YllW ~ .._ Stor. lOO'hi TAX Shelter. on S2S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • -··-t prl• ... Yl"'W bom p to SS0,000 dwn. Break E.le1ant new 3Br. S'7SO, O"""AT AREA 3 br ~ ba Nveraity Park J Br2 a. Y<I .. .,. '"'" ~ t' et Park, 1 2 x60 even. 11 llm4'S arou moolht.omonth. ~ '• d in Nt'wport Boeri\ 180tr l''l eetwood • Or .. oge Sl35.000.~1-40:)4 M0-75.58. -:C:.frplc, dsbwhr. Onfncld ~·n~e~n ·a2u~lee!'l •-caree v1ow o go County 5 • park only k3i5 2 car garaie-. y /UIC " .. course. mountauis and $22.000 <72·61.1121. I 0 UNITS C.M. Degant oew large 38r . 9&4.2SM Agt. no r~ family pool, Jacuul, ten city ll&ht.s. 2,000 sq.ft 3 l'"""" Maanoua T _.. 2 bd -Cmoo''" ,_ rnonlh> nis. Avail Jime lS. $.175 HH. 3 Ba home with taml· wes~t.er MS-8895 1~wb:'.0!: ;!r.1yr 0!<l: C.ii collect~-2J68..0633.' 1"'41'-'• •oct. 3240 mo. ~l'3aft 6 ~~ :~~~~~ }:;;: FANTASTICAL $415,000. Owner675-S2'15 u,.a..... l 148 ·····~;;·;;;~;·~····· ready to move and may e 4-ft.EX ••••••••••••••••••••••• $11 l.9thSt. THE RANCH c~rry 2Dd TD For more Cotta Mesa Emu aid lay New~legaot 2 bedroom Sharp execuUve 4 lnlormaUon call5*5880. S.. ~ le..ty HI Large 2 br units. 2 un.lts Steps from beach 3Br, + den <SS75>. Cedar ,. family room. frplc. ~~; Seacape&aWl.SdS.abtn have pvt patioe. Great aleeps 8. Newly re· window home. 5 Blocks cood. Near t c:nnh1. ~ly paradi&El eM. 2BrB+ location Pran. only. modeled. July. S2400. t.o beach. !rl1v,at.e Z·c,ar $.575·mo. PurcbaKC•hie .,.,..us rm UJ orro Y $154,500. David Bourke y__,. Assoc garage. rU Y ma n· opt.Loa avail. "~-»HERITAGE • • REALTORS Jacu.ul. i\ tn08l unwsual --------· home overloolung Back ---------WIDE A FRAME Steps to ocean. pools & tennis. 38r, 2Ba. loaded W/Charm. $114,SOO. the Sea. you.r own pvt Realtor 546-9950 l&lned yard. Adults. No bch. park rent only $160 · · 4*-117'1 '9!M581 peu. <714> 960-6331 CALL TODAY CPKl096l Eutstde. uruque 2 on tot Mtwport •oct. 3169 H U N T 1 N G T o N Hay. This offenng tn pre st1gloui. Oover S hore'> :..hould sell qwckly. so caH now for an appt or lleeSat&Sun Is l~Sanliago Dnve Omtu~ '1n f l 1 r21 .. Caywood Realty Inc. 548 1290 BEST BUY HVHMONACO 3 Br, 2 ba. t'Ounlry kit. Fee By owner. $136,950 551-6561 C .. fonlla ftactfic One 3~ yr old ll'l·level. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARBOUR b d Mobile Home Realty bd 2 ba cstm home. One Condo 1'umisbed 3Br 3.,., end l 3 ~n 2"~w 270611arbor.Ste206 remodeled 2 br 1 ba. 8y baW w/frpJc. oocK for allbulj~ m,I a, 540.59)7 Owner. $129,000 646-8300 35 • boat. 17 50 I mo. Pnvacy.~."~.tc. 74 UNITS in Sacramento Waterfront Hom es FANTASTICAL Need attn /$135 ooo 631-1400 Super sharp 3 br w/beavy • Cash Pfor ~~~k cl~se shake roof, braRhl ,~~~~~~~~~ 1 R Waterfront l..ido Isle mon· cheerful kitchen. lg~ llv 1_ Costa Mesa ~~1~ USS 957·1900 lhly. 4 br. (213)27~7 rm w/(rplc. Squeaky ._..___._ or (213)934-0920 clean. $450 847-1622 or _,......__. Sha.ogri-la dbl wide lux· 848-9840 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3241 SI OK Below Market! !>tea l a Woodbridge <1ramat1<.' "F.ASTON'' 2148 sq rt • tolally up graded Only Sl29,995 <To Pnn·s $22K down. ai;sum 9•; ). 7 Clearwuter Cull colleet 14Qll>:lti8 0633. Patrick, Laguna Niguel Realty ... OUTSTANDING ury llYlng. Btn 1978 2Br. OCE&li.I VIEW HolMs u..fw-Mlhtd •BDRM, 2 BA. FAM RM. .,..wport 6 ,." 53 C 5 ettt. 7 r 1076 2Ba Skyline 1n adult liOAl"'I ••••••••••••••••••••••• E.xcl1.111lve hilltop view, frpl. nice patio. $5SO ...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• park . s w 1 mm 1 n g . FOURPLEXES 3202 pvt community, near 661-0558 ---------w -...ay1.... Jacuzzi, & social a c· Geo•r\111 , ..-...Jbr,3 .. a +den coo· --------- Agt , ____ ---- OCEA.MYIEW Custom 4 BR in gate guarded community Recreation fac1llt1es in Coflecp 'ori& elude tennis courts, Beauty swimmrng pools-jacui:u UDO lSLE. 2800 sq fl Owner ruiancing. 4 bdrm 3 ba, hg I.iv rm, mod kit . polio. pn v beach & ten 5'eldom do"'s a home Beautifully landscaped have the condition and w1Mahbu Ules Much Quabty that 1s evident an more ... $187,500 th1~ Yale model Ex· 496-2413 493-9494 qwsately done. this 4 BR, 495-5220 830.5050 21 ~ BA With FR. IS one or rus. 11,'J lots. S2SO.OOO. 675 G2S9 Newport H.tC)hts Charming 2Br collage on large lot w/pnvatc re ar yard, separate hobl.ty room w/ba attached to garage. SJ 10,000 foday 's out i.t and 1 n i:: Ownr must sell. cstm 3 br, bu_yi. Can be yours for 2 bn, 2400 sq ft hm Lrg Sl 12,500 lot. $129.500 495·5058 MEWroRT IEACH red hill ~:.:. 552-7500 COLLEGE PARK POOL HOME 1 bt.'Clrm. dm room, c;ep f<Jm room. 20x20 bonus room Supe rb dCl'Or lhruout Cul de sac Mrc1•t Own1•r Lrni.rd' Need fasl sale' Sl:?Ji,900 C:d.Jl"t la:..t ' Call 645 7221 _WestcU'!_ R.alty ~S.och 1048 ••·•············•·····• O-Y-0 1 l Bdrm , 2 hath apt only 1 ? block tu !\1 ain Lk•ach llnght & :ury N<'wly re• dl'COr .lle<.I SW r.oo SWEEPING VIEWS to O<'ean 2 Bdrm . l bath & hW!e convert1bll• den Load<1 or foe up potential $121.500 NORINS REALTY *494-8057 * .-'Walk to Beach! BY OWNER Beautiful 1·orne r • '(.' h <J rm er''. l'nvate 5undecks. quail ty ton s Lru <.'t1 o n l>etached dbl i.:ur !'need l11w $157.500 for rai.t :-all' \~\ 6001 •DUPLEX* 1 trei.n s1d(' of hwy, lr·vrl l11L easy &N·1·ss to tx•arh "'';'°-' paint mmor n· l•tu r5 Ideal for hom1· & 1n1 uml' llurry, unly SU.-7 .j(Jo 2 Br. 2 ba. pauo hm. Lr~ REALTY 675-1642 lot, cpl, drps, 2 l"ap gar. •--------• many xtras. Below mkt S89,500 Call for appt 4!J2 53'73 or 495.4997 MissJo.. Vl•jo I 067 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR 2 Ba Condo. a ir l·ond., crpts, cJrapt's. pool, sgl '>tOry $66, 750 714 1830-5085 MUST SELL Ae nut1ful 3 Bd r m Cordova Upc radl's, frplc, prof Jandst·apang ll30-20ll THE BLUFFS Vi•w • lack lay 2632 VI.to ct.I Oro 4 Ir. 2112 boffts $127.500 CaR OWIMI' of 644-5224 Must See this Super 3br w1combo, dr/fr $179,500 UOS Devon. 644·9926 Agt Newport leach 1069 F R A H K L l ...•......•••..•••....• LOW TAXES! FABULOUS One or NewPort"s most outstanding properties •n term:-of attractavl'ncss. ronstructaon, cond1t1on. amenities & location An u.leal family home "'h1l·h Jt>nds 11self to execullH' cntcrta1n1n~ If you· n · Uunking or movmg up. M'l' Lhas one today• Call t>l0~7 3 R<.lrm . 2 liath U~11·k Fi..•} home with an /\U UI l'IONAL I Bdrm & I bath attat•ht>J unit till fl b) liO fl. lot with frwl tr<'t•s M .1s~1vt· famtl} room with U!>l'<.I brick hrt·place. bar & ~1Jd1n~ glibs doors lO Ill rt by 4l fl Juruor Olympic :o112c diving pool. Two a<.lda· Omtu uonal rareplaccs, kitchen "' With bwlt-in~. upgraded f • ·~21' carpels & fresh paint I r Ii I too' For sale by owner.r r I I •· Asking Sl24,SOO Must Newport C...ter sell immediately••! Call ---------5.'»7 1668 or 634 2626. NEWPORT UHDER $40,000 2 BR. den, frplc . use or poolstbay & boat slip. Pnme leasehold Harbor loc By agt, 759·02A•\, BY OWNER It.BEACH $I 0,000 DOWH $1075/Month SIJ0,000 lalanc:e l..arge 2 story, 4Br, 2Ba. pool, jacuztl, solar heal· in~. ru rrnance. no c redit ne«ied, 957·1998. Pnn on. ly p p 1s Just 200 steps a way VIEW 3Br.2Ba.Crplc,2car J?ar llVH Phase Ill, 3Br, '" n Carmel ~·~de Ssl'tlldnl? SI 67. 500 Fee I a n<.I 011 a P'-t s t Ill .... o . an s &u 48tl7 r $1 JIJ,500 645 12G2 -a t_5_pm ___ _ - -E/\STBLUFF CONDO. --a. w ww Two fourplexes. side by '""" u IVTT:' A.., ""°"'NT • "T" uv1ues oalore All for un· ••••••••••••••••••••••• do _,,... mo. 962-0778 ""r.n.i." c <¥J 3Br, 550 Two uruts-3 .B-Orms. & 2 " side ln downtown Hunt· _,., Cliff baths each Walk 10 der $24 ,000. Park rent i.ngton Beach. You can Cypres5 lrg 4 BR, 3 ba. Dr. N. Laguna~ beaches. parks, golf & Sl05·$140 seelheoceanfromfront pool. Avail July. $.575. SUper duper 3 br, 2 ba mo.(213l87S.2723eves ~. Great home plus Calfornio Poclflc uruts. Each build111g has 897~1 wtcbshwbr, focd yd. Kids • --wi--a 32c.z M b·1 H R & pet ok. Only $425 . .....,.._ • ....,...... .~ income. $165,000. o 1 e ome eally 6 garages & four •HOMEF'INDERS• 96-6-2566, Agt. no fee. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MORIHS REAL TY 2706 Harbor, Ste 208 fireplaces. Great rental lOOO's of vacancies Top ot bill location. lease * 494-8057 * 5.40.5937 area call for complete LOW RENTALS 4.Br. 2 story exec home, ~ considered. (Ex· Prnict.ntiol HeltjhtsHw Las t c hance to buy Ocean s ide h ome 10 Pres1dent1al lights. 10 Homes avail 10 last phlbe. From S79,000 An early v1s1t 1s rccum mended 492·2780 Sunset ~for SoM 1200 details All areas·All prices 2'h8a, formal din rm, ea.itlve vM!w home>. 3 br. ....................... cm •557·0824• fam rm. newly painted, country kitchen. family LlFETIMESERVlCE cpts Lbruout, nr bch, room. dining room. frp• 8 A.CRIS 1 Good in a!l 23 offices schls, parks & shops, m living room. close to Excellent mani·ranch tFEElhenFREEfor grdnr & wtr incl'd. SS50 beach. park. country site South of Orangl' REAL TY INC. ••LIFE•• mo. 968-6070 club. Owner. 7'1().2317 County. a little rough but 714/SA... 1371 Homes apls dplxes bachs workable BKR -.v· Alsosummerrenlals Newly redecorated, BR, 21h ba rondo w/vu, (714) 677-Sall SMALL SAMPLE s pacious 3Br. 2ba Condo. frplc, A/C, nu crpts & OR ~·OS:JO SAM ClEMEHTE tLSO bach, frff util' Clubhouse, pool. S390. drps, blll\s, dose to bch DUftW S200 1 br. kids ole, furn 751-1500 & fwy. lmmac cood, $390 586, 900 S:US 2 br kids. pets ok • 3 Br, 2 ba. 4 blks to Ocean. mo. 548-2746, 548-4239 Pacific Home Bwlders. ---------47 ACRES J br 2 ba Mara Costa Twnhse, nr Camino de Estrella /K ·Mart $87 .500 S56-a208 M.wportleach You Loved 10 Yrs Ago 4 Beaut. cusl homes w /panoramic ocean views avail for s ale Crom $228,000. You must see the quality or these homes. An early visit 1s recommended. 498·0200 or 83l -9l 22. Sunset Pacuic llome Bwlders . IYOWMER Fantastic lot on ocean rronl blurr, redwood house, small but ea~1ly expandable. contem · porary style LanJ con· tr a ct Si!SO. 000. 4911-0719 South or Orange County $3,700 per ncre Terms BKR (714) 676-5717 OR522·2080 Neat as a pm, 1 BR urut. $28S3+denkidsa1rwow. Lge renced ya rd. SD>2+sundeck2storyVu with extra guest apt $37~4~kJdspelsga,r fi.replace.S47S/mo.Avail airs mfeeS57--083t Short walk to beach or C I ay &move. 711. Ph960-2163 •HOMEFINDERS• shopping. l9lboo l.a-d 3206 OON't Mls.5 this 3 br, 2 VJeio 3267 BERTHA HENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, w /2 car gar. fncd yd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• REALTORS IALIOA ISLAMO Only $415. 964-2566 Agt, $3953brreotoplion! C....tery Loh/ 215Del Mar 492-4121 llOME WANTED for an· no fee. Viewsm feeS57..()82.t Cryp+i 1500 8 UMITS/SpendClbW ~P~a;_e64.f.~ home. SUPER locaUoo 3 br, 2 •HOMEFINOERS• •••••• •••••••••• ••••• •• 2 Bdrm, 1 h baths each ba. w /oven. stove, lndry leodl 3269 2 or more lots in II arbor May take trade. locomt-lalM>o PaninsM 3207 ~·up, fncd yd. Only ..................... .. Lawn Memonal Park $18,780, can mc reasl' to ••••••••••••••••••••••• $450.964-2S66Agt.nofee. Of"EE! Houses.condos. Plot 185. S2SO ea. 540-3471 S21.l20 Riverside Area. (\kw lwcury home. 2 br. B"k be h M"I du p I exes Rent a I C-rcial CreaL!ve Investments den. Jae uni. 2~ ba. 1 e to ac · 1 lion Pavilion 67~12 8kr ~ 1600 Call 644·9513 frplc. beam ceil. 2 car dol.lar dubbou.se. ~ux· • · -r-· , gar. applns. 313 Island. urious adult h v1ng PARK LI DO Twn hse. •••••••••••••••••••••••Lots for Sole 2200 $800. yrly. 675•4912 or C40+ I. .Two bedroom 2Br. den, 2~Ba. rrpk. ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• eves67S-5201. condo in Huntington elec gar dr. pool, mature 5400 Sq Ft OFACE 8LDG SITE Landmark. S400 per adll.S49Smo.64s-7386 Show place of town. Hunungton BeaC'h PEHIMSULA month ; wall consader._--'------- Mesa Verde Dr Plata, 27.ooo sq. ft. lot near Spacious 4 bdrm home lease. Call Mike Sulbvan n! Buy bke rent. 4 Br. 1!>25 Mesu Verde Dr 1':, Pac1f1<.'a llospatal. 5 just ~t block to the jetty for appointment. (7141 3 ba, jacUlll, etc, 1712 CM POUltsShoP. Cntr&C1v1c and onlY one door from 752·2809. Highland. S325,000. 54S-4123 Center SlJS,000 the ocean. Enclosed SS.SO. 4 br, 2 ba, fam rm, home. Agt .• 631-0900 BEACH DOLL HOUSE David Bourke IUtr pal.lo. 3 ~ar garage, nice· AIC, beaulilul S&S home Plush 3 BR, 3 ba w /boat $99,500 o.Mxtt~ok 546·9950 ly decorated. $900/mo on l1l prime area. No. of Ed· slip. I blk to beach. $750 Id I be h Onih 1800 "''V"' ..... CE .... OTICE a one year lease. Agent. inger between Magnolia 540-6245aft4pm. ea ac hOme, JUSl A6' "'" " 673-4400. & Newland. 159 42._ ___ _.:: ___ _ ste!J6 tO sun in best area. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW LOTS irr."'Vl.EW V I 3 BR 2 B 2 TRJ•LEXES ,.__._ ....,~-322'" Maybrook ;n;A ersau e · A + * r-* Home·b1.11lders being or-:-:!:'!=::" ••••••••••• "'! Gemini Realty 839-6623 family room. Nr Lake Park. Man to Ce red h;t choice or Unobstructed view or ocean and Newport Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New. full security. Tennis. 1acui2i, s wimming. SllOO/mo coo.aider 1se opt. A~/Owner. Ask fOf' Rorl at (7141 32:S-2996 or Dean at (714) 832·5144. Specify Seaview Home. BERTHA HENRY bch 1·4 BR, j ba; 1·3 BR, ma~n1flcent ready·lo-R~ALTORS 212 bu; 1·3 BR, 2 ba, 5 bwld ocean view lots. 2lSDel Mar 492-4121 gar, fprplc's. $189,000ea. Land Developer urges Salt..._ 1709-171.3 Alabama, 118. immediate response as Capistrano I 078 _536-__ 17_18______ just a !Jmited number of ••••••••••• •••• ••• ••••• .... EW TRI.LEX these lots are being or- ******* IHCHARMIHG old San Juan caplslrano tdfo rdabl e up - !>la1rs1downsla1rs con· dominlum. 3 Bdrms .. l lh baths, carpel11lg, wmdow coverinl(s, bulll·ins. two car garage & patio. fiy owner. Mon. lhru Thurs. (days>. call 646·2158 ; Fri thru Sun. <days 1 & eve nings, call (714) <193 0588. " '" fered t.o builders for sale IY IUILDER at l h 1 s 11 me ( 7 14 > J.4 BR, sgJ slry & 2·3 BR; 498-0200. all spacious deluxe uruts. •---------Bake to bch from here. Lots for sale. Many with Sl98 .000 c. p . 2412 pl3.t\S&penn1ts.Stngle& Delawar. . HB. 536-1718 multi wuts. Ocean view. Agt. David. 673·72960 2000 8481.'ill ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 UHrTS C.M Panoramic oceanv1ew lot. . • Next LO 205 San Pablo, Beautiful brand new 4 1 San Clemente. $63,000. br. loft. f /p. 3·2 br, 111'.! ba 493-2937 townhous e, all bllns, --------- crpts, drpis. Hurry, buy Mowwtoift. Dfferl, now. Tom Lee, Ritt". Rnort 2400 New2brcondo. Pool, spa. •lbr, na c.-e yd. From S37S. Kids & pets privacy. S2JS. OK. 675-4912 Bkr. pets. m-8974 Q.OSITO OCEAN New 3 br, 2Vz ba & 2 br, 2 ba coodos. Pool. jacuzZJ, dbl gar, open beam ce1l· tngs. ~your carpet. garage, mo. No SS50 & $450. Westbluff oew xtra lg split V1JlaJ?e. Victoria & Ca· level 4 bdr, lg F'.R • 3 ba, n)'On.631·2080 1---------1 3 (rpl, gorgeous Back Tranqul I P anoramic 'BR. ram rm. boot.IS rm, Bay view. S795 mo. View. 3 mstr sz Bdrms. pool & Jacuui. Prestige._8J3..871 __ 4..;..•_63_J_-JS:M ___ _ 2bl-'ll ba. Frpldc. sep oeighborhood.S7'95mo. NEWPORTTERRACI:: ,, acony & yar . Auto PeonmgtonPropertJes 3 br. 2 "7 ba t'Ond~ garage opnrs. OW. trash 968-4602 washer & dryer. No pel:-comp, beautifully cpl "d & ---------Pool. $475. 1.vaiL July draped thrU·OUl. Only S'U5 2br kids ·pet sharp! J.sl. call (213)248-4006 $550/mo. To see call S385 3br kids fplc gar. 673-2282. PaUosmfeeSS7·0824 Beaut 3 Br. 3ba, den 2 •HOMEFINDERS• fplcs. Walk to bch. pool. M1~111n Rt•alty 4!.14 0731 llo r d l' r s t: !\1 ER A LU Hi\\" L~c lut f'rult trl'<!!>, wlut<' water view & Calahna Qwet cul d<' .. ar. quaml, charming nlcler 2 Bdrm F'.s talc 'Jlr SlSS.000 1685 Lowsc SL La~un:i Bea<'h NE~ORT HEJGHTS !>Uper water vu 2 BR. p ... Ch.arrrung cottage w/lots Ba. 2 fplc's. Prine only. ~~~~~~~~~ of wood. new shakl! roor. 714·503-0704. $162,000. 642·1603. • •••••••••••••••••••••• SMAU. RESORT West IWf V1loCJe teruus crts, S850 mo/ min Brand new townhomes, 2 2 BR & den w /2. ba • frp~ & 6 mo lse. 64.$-9567 /evcs br. 2 ba, $450. mo. 1250 closed gar. Nr sbopprngi----------& carpets. greenhouse $134.900. Ca 1164().5112 ll l. T/\Yl OU COMC.11\l'\IV RC /\L TORS 01 VI \_ nn1 n'; WAMTTOIUY home in Cameo Shores, Shorecliffs or Spyglass l11ll. Have ant'Ome pro- 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ByownrJ BR, 11-'.i bacon- do. lJ50 sq fl. Very clean, ~.900. 836-0708/997-2271 -perty lo trade. Quail Penoramic Vi~w l'nOb\lrurtcd Vl('W or t.':italina & city lli::ht.. lrom Uus wood & ~lass. Wr. 2' :.oB:i + d1·n homl' Pnn only Sl21.')00 Uwnr 0):.. 673 9!17H i-;, t~. 499 41.l85 U <; E I\ N F R O N T Bwldcrs, Mr Heatherton DUPLF:X, SJ2S.OOO. By &14-61181 $3,000 REDUCTION ownr. Pnnc onl\ 461 l ---------St-ashore NB i;;10 7476. BF.ACll house Blk 10 675 OAAH ' ' ooeun Move an by J unr __ _ 1.5. Nea r tennis & swim That's right! This l'it ecullve home 1s now pnc<'d below ITUlrket. 4 BR. F'anuly Rm. w/pool s11ed yard. CHA RMI HG H. LAGUNA HOME on 4Qxll2 R 2 lot. wh1tl' -.ater view. fo'ten<.'h <.Ir.., rrplc, huge pO~l'nllals. $1JS.000 STANALAND Mt:GARlit:E REALTY \714 l 497 1744 TR.ADmOHAL C harm & co untry t·legance abound an lh1s nlder dos<' an 3BR home llardwd nr'I, open twams .ind pine p11nd1n~ ~'2!>.0U() l l l l Rf!JI E~ta/1· lnr 900 Glr."""V"' S trnct 494 .9473 549·0316 SI S,000 Under Mkt Ll1·,iut1 ru I S road m oor home <~'l':ln \'t('l4 l:apc~lar (.;o 661·3600 Open' Duy hkr rrnt • Suh· rrut all terms & offers! Trades' Etc• Fantaslll' 4 Br. 3 Fla, J8<.'Uit1 Lri<e 1ww rond 1712 llll!hland_ $325,000 631 0900 Al.'\ ll.11 h11r \ ll'"' I tonw' :l bdrm t-den Comer lot. love ly garden . Lo w down. Owner//\gl. 644·2.562 or ~-5357 SI 0,000 Reduc tiot1 Owner w i llin g to s:it•nrace 3 Hr, 2': bath an Newport Crei.t Must ~ell NOW Call rordetu1ls &showing REALT'r' WORLO 631 1650 l'hc fastest drn"' in the West a Oaaly Pilot Cla!>!'.1f1ed Ad M2 J678 LGCJIMCI ~ I 052 Logwt0 Higuet I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN AND MOUNT AIM VIEWS Cozy 2 bedroom unit in mature area of PHif1<' fsland Villagf'. Ocean by <.lay 3nd city lights by n1~ht. Close to community ct>nter and pool. Prn·t•d lo sell at $107 .000 A COLDW&L IAH9CY CO. 496-7222 831-0836 pool Owner /aitcnl Ca II Huss957-1400631 04611 CHERRYL.AKE Stunntni: 5 beilrm & ram room home View of I.he lake. upper ba y & eastbluHs J usl lasted' Priced ror fast :-ale I $199,000 Won't last• Call 645-7221 ~r21 .. W•stcllff batty BIRDW/\TCllER'S DELITE · ··nLUF'FS .. 3 ~m. gorgeous back bay view . $1!l().00( w land. 644·4394 Open Daily NEWPORT CREST Lowe~u rnce 114 Plan Heautlfully t·arpet('d 3 Br. 3ba condo with ~ clear and unobst..ructed balrony bay view Reahs u cally priced at $123,500 fl• RED CARPET. ·-645-3474 SuJ>t'r lar~c 2100' master swte & ramily. wet bar sunken LR 2 slry 4 bdr single family sacrifice S92.790 San Diego Frwy & Harbor979-l640 5-llh L..,_.. I 086 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PERMANENT WHITEWATER VIEW LOT The ultimate hm s ite. 40' le\'el pa d. N!Nyes Pl. from PCll. $125.000. Al Sm ith Realtor, <714 > 523-MSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mobfa. HCM11t Stor. 12x52 Homette, low. low park rent, heart of Orange County. Only $17,995. (7$-5894). 16525 Magnolia Westminster 8'8·1189S 8x"1-$2500, 28r, full bath, very nice. must move 548·7602. eves 64S·S016 Mobffe Homt Stor. /\s s umab l e s, re · ~esslons, buy rentals, rt?nt to own. Info. ...... .,s EXClUS 'fH PT Remodeled 311r. 211nu. ocw kit, betu.. noorln~ & add of mst s te Qwet <1t Slp, rr bch or bay H<>::1Jy for !'!Ummer IPO\.e 1n &r 7521108 28" house trlr S2&50. l br, ---------good cond. 291 Monte PORTOFtHO Vista. CM &4&-9566 3 Bdrm, 31.., baths. bonus Chula Vista t0lc50 fum. rm. r1c1m rm. dUlinR rm Carport & cabana Near Lg lot. UpRrd'd & xtrJtJ'. oct-an Lovely park. 1189.900 By owou S12.9SO By owner 644 9Z18 645-4832. INVESTORS 100/oDOWH Thal 's right. buy a fourplex with 10% down. Pr iced from $79,000, Owner occupant. Several to choose from. call now for best select ion. 540.3666 llf ltela11 REAL ESTATE nestled in the Redwoods off northern California Coast. 5 homes. Gener-.U store. small gas station, trlr park &3 Bdrm living quarters off of s tore. $225,000. Owner will finance . Ca ll (714)646-7864 Mr. TomlUI LOOKING FOR MOUNTAlN. DF..SERT. RANCHES or Rfo:SORTS We llave sq, ft. 3 br. 2..., ba. ssso. ctr. no pets, $445 mo. mo. 14SO sq. n. 2 car Mgr. 842·3157 or riarages. encuard, 21J/592·254.5 rplc, alrlum, cony. Eod wut. 1 Bdrm, 1 Ba 1--------- beam ceilngs, pool & spa. rondo. across from pool, Victoria & Can yon, attached carport, patio, 631-0994days. newly painted and ~FLOWER papet"ed. lmrn.ed.late oc- 3BR. I ba. rompl re· cupancy. S275 per mo in- rnodeled. New 11\Sldcs, no eludes rridg children. oo pets $475 UllHjlftMlr mo. 631·1266. 459-1438 646-7782 rt Beach. Arand new 2 br, 2 ba, dbl gar .• froot & back patio. Adil<;. oo pets. SSSO/mo. Owner (714 > 833-0200or 640-4708. LUFFS, 3Bdrms. 2~Ba . SS50ano mstmo. Green bells pools. Bkr , 644-0134. Some Fme Onec; Clean 2 br wrth garage. ~°" ORAN<iE Cail now 973-462' Adults. 7'13 W. Wiison. Hcrbow 3242 Jlrc..aHrowt COUNTY Sett HiNde R..E. Inc. S260. mo. S48·94l7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exrellent condition. 1631 E 17th St11C, SA 3 BR. 2 ba, lrg stone frpk:, $650/mooth. Pride of CM of eo.ty ntW crpt, pvt yard, $475 WATERFRONT Ca.YWOOd Realty • inc Ownenhip ftropetiy 2sso mo.oo.2639 60'10ATSPACE 1---548:-_1290 __ _ 30To~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tBr.2Ba.newcpt.s.clean 3BR,2V.8a.S2.ooomo. LEASEORLSE/OPT u.ff• 1--------1 & sharp 5495 mo. lse. ref l.oy Mcc..le ~ Crest Condos Two bedroom, tlf:i bath. ftaril~ ~~&kldsOK.agt. lllOMewpcwtlllYcl. 2·3 or 4 bdrms. S600 to F o u r ye a r s n e w , 2 & 3BEDROOM Code MIM 541.7729 9lll50 per mo. All read.y to J>rofess1ona1Jy managed. VA.FHA Si!45 2br fplc open beam.•-------• occupy. Aat~ Can close in 1·4 weeks . GARDENTOWNllOME $325 3br kid& pets• ok ..,_ ..._ __ 1 1 3 H.V.H. Mooaro, Z er. ~ Will accomodate ex. 2carGarages +sundeck Sm fee.,.,.~ ............ upercean Ba , den. $57S. Joel change, contract, AITD, 1-43)..9924 S57.Q824 B~ift!am t[~: .. tfr'!.!,~ garde~.~. subject to or assume hn 1-757·1623 •HOMEFTNDERS• •-per "'"""" · .,..,., loan. $1 ,200,000. Ca111--------•I mo, 13e, gardener Incl. IAYRtOMTCONDO 752 1920 E·sade 3 br. 3 ba. F /P, ~ 1.w<ury 1 BR, 2 ba unit A 9UAIL ~ PLACE CO,... n l :JO P.k1 RCIRCMs, fonM, retrtg, D/W, lge yd. No •2 BR TOWNHOUSE w/Vlew. Avail monthly, Grons 2700 pets. $475 7S9-0lft4 pello. lndry fadl. gar: or lease opt. 640-2981 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I 0 "'CltE 111 ,. .... CH W-Sade 3 br. l ba. newly pool, storage nn, S32S. Big Canyon Townhome, "' ~" rcd<'C. Stov<>. lrg yard. 962-5834 new 2 BR 2 ba s Remodeled ranch home ....,5 mo 1s t l"'st •· 1---------' • peC'-w1th open beam ce1linl(s ;;rs S49·8067 " ~sec .. TOWNHOUSE. 28r, 2'·• tacular got! course lot· • HEW 6 UNITS & views in au d1rrct1ons ba. Pool, tennis, Jae. $P.;!01t3r. pool. tcnnii., Easts1de. By bwld<>r 14) AND Just a short dnve I bdr 2 ba, nr Nwprt Many eitlras. S425. " mo, yrly lse ~~~~~~;1~e8n~vAalilla~ from 1 Ora~~eb Cok .. T~e II \ r bd o r / Hf 11· , 1_M&-_mr _______ 1_&40-8 __ 126_._833_-397_3 __ _ poo , s pa .. nc polio was er/ ryer r e r g, Waterwatereverywberel FAMILY HOME ble. SeUer may finance are fenced In for com· /\va11 after June 20. S650. 1900 IQ ft ol beaulifu.J Uv· Great 3Bdrm. family Will co.operate w /bkr. plete. privacy. The re· S41M41B Ing. Boat .Up 2 br "den room & dining r oom, _631_-0303 __ o_r_646-__ 7085 ____ 1 ~g ~"!:i~~e 3~ :: Newport Hts. cute 2 BR. also 3 br a. den. Pools, super location at lbc ond t~ YEAR please Call now • lrg -yrd. ~ $400. D.ve. teM.L~. m\K'h more. $IS60 ol Penloaula, I block NEWTRIPLEX ·97)-4626 agt,&M-1211 a. $61S. J oan or Jo from beach. $125/mo, Nr desirable So. Coast ..__ ~ • ., 1_ 0... p.-.1....& 1226 ~1371 or 848-2581 yearly· Plaza area. Prio only _.., ~ 1111.oC. "'" _.. 54&-4964 1631 E. 17th St l!C .. SA •••••• • ••••••• ••••••••• ....... 324 4 ZBr. + den. $400 mo. No ... •••••••••••••••••••• R...tah peU. Near M::irlna By owner. New Wood· 13--4-PLDES ••• •• •••• •••••. ••••.... 493-7766. bridge Creekside Poplar Take your p ick from House. fwftllh.cl model, 3 BR, 2 ba, $52$ lbese spacious 4 plexes 2 8 Toro 1232 mo lse. 494-22'5 BR. 3 or 4 baths,•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• t1replat'es, shake roo(. CoroM det Mw 3122 ~ 3br klda pt'U '-lr dbl $3116 2br klda pets beaut Lots of extras. LS~ down ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar s m Cff 5S7--082t home am fee5S7-0824 payment. no loan f~!C 0 N THE WATER . •HOMEFINDERS• •HOMEFtNOERS• Priced rrom S16S ooo to Prestigious Condo with Sl20 2br super cou.a11e Nr 1185.000. For de ta Ill', prime Say, Ocean & J c>t· lJttlt h litll ~I.let Club 4 Bdrm, 3 bch am foe SS7-<lft24 call: $40·1151 ty views. full llt'Cw1l)' etusllied Ada art r •lly ~'d • t~st°m~eo'!n~; •HOMEFINDERS• bldg. Pool & dock ror $0 tl amall .. people to people" ~.o.oz · , Or canalfront $82$ boot. 2Br . 20a tully aa1ea call.' wttb bl& re-28r +den f 1 ssso (W1Usbed. Sl~/mo yrly adtnhlp and blt retW\$1 Woodbri~ condo Z br, 2 S~ d/W il $515 lal'. Waterfront Homea To place your clalllfled ba. frpk. garage. Pool & 2 er'w/fPf $475 631 1400 lld. call today~ lake. $476. S81~ Manna RJty 642·"350 ~~N ~7).7JOO ~~HERITAGE . . HEAi.TO RS - -- 1 • I I 7 j ·' I I C8 OM. Y PtlOf ~ Al'-5 tt?e ~ntt ~ ...... to sa..r. 4300 OffluRe..t• 440J .......... , Lottl"-d 5JOO H.tpW01ttt d 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()pportuRlty 5005 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•······••••·•··•••···· •••.•••.••.•........... ..._.,U...,..19-d A+alac•••~ ~Apel ... .t'iu.fwta. tt..wporl••t. ll6t Roommate w<1nlrd tu ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Lovable grty .. tn~ txCEPTIOMAL TRAVEL AGEHCY u1bby, mult!. 1 mo·., 01d ACCOUNTING OPPORTUNITY OFAclS ~ ...... CHISE Weunnic blue neil ('Ollllf """'" VIC' f'opp)" C'dM c.ill :? n('w '\Wlt'., with C.:dM The new w111y ln uwn :. 640 Tl'lS •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • ••• • •• • • • • • •• •• ••• • • •• • )ha&.tl• new hom~ tn ~1 \) : Mtw,.....a..ai lHt O_t.. llOJ Coet.MeM llJ4 'AAI( MIWPOaT s1on V1t'JO S22:1 mo ind •••• ••••• • •• •• ••• •• • •• • •• •••• • • •• • • • •• • • •• • • • • ••••••• • •• •• ••• •• •• • • • • 0"' ch• Io r' . t or 2 uul 640 30-.:M. 770 R.!.13 WGCAN'\'ON.18R t .. ro •IAAMD.-W• z KR up~r l2J:i ~ Hedroo~&Townhou~t!lS GAYroommat~nC('(Jl'dto rm. iDD rw. pool 6 Ju.· Cberr) C rel'k ~dult dJu, no gcu Jll \\ t'roms.304~ ,,hH~ n1c-.. '1ewpnrt old d1J1 m Jnd chan:.m;J tnvt•I al(t-ncy Travel -------- l'nmc IO<'.at1on South of Nt!twork Start your own StOO ~ward ror f1ndin~ l'o.1.,1 llw\ ~par1ou,, & Exp not rt-qui r •d S1mb ... M .il<' Cold1·n \N') rea!)on.iblc ti7S ~ll Compl'«' sup""rt & l~n" Rt-tnevt!r loot tlunt 8 C'h, Taro Bell. th1• noition .., lar~ •!\\ opt-ralt!r of M \''< 1l·an f.i 'tt lnud ... $1$00 roo 1-4-4~740 ~ 1 4. 2 BR Cp1r·, v.1· Wtl6on i)JI .. in Sfk'lt.,rular '!Pu lutal n .. a c h h 0 m ,. t J 11 S.C..-llht 327, haq• I.I "' ~.lUnll 2 Br I ba. rnco )'•rtl r•'l'rt'UllCJll pro~ram 1)2 lJOOfor()on ••••••••••••••••••••••• J•cwll ~ ~ Loc•t~ eloe.ed gar•&<' rhildrcn :.ot·1uJ proaram 7 ~'" ti . c. ""' " 611 5J6-6201 cXfl('f' ,pare II arbor l:Uvd t~ rm :.crv1ce provided ----- r" , t .t IH " n t h " ' l h •' fullOWllll' l'dOl Job op pon m our COrJI ofl 3br, Zba 2 Ill) Coodo No S&i-Clt>!Dnllr ~ Agt 4.92-61"00. ~ al ?101 S I' &ll'Vltw Jw!l ck. 00 pell> $305 548 (M311 tl-nru1 N>UJ'U Al f a11h!on of '\li'~mt'r. N of S D 2223 Pomonli. c; M hland, J11moon~ & s.u ... l"emnll' Lo -shitre 2.Rr. 2D..1 Jl)I 1n ln.tm· w malt• s.t501mo 752 1783 C M liOO "''l ft t•okw q>I:. ( J 11 M r Chu r I l's Genf'rou.' Heward & dfl)I-twail ror 1m _1_14_·_838_924 __ 2 ____ -t l.otll Labor o .1y wknc1, In ,AYIOLL ClE:RK Fwy ~ t991 No J>eU -Jooqwn Hilb Koad -. StUM111i lrg 3 BR, 2 I.HI, (7 14) 644-1900 12621 !-'lower Sirtci. girden apl rool. r~c LOOICING FOR ~t'UIJY Mil 071:\ l:-ITERt::.sTED IN or nr K Mart of (.;Jpo SEL.1..ING YOUR lkh shoppin6l t'tt Uicl<I Rcq ' man b me». 1·c1m putenied payroll t•sx:r + lcnowled1W of 10 k1·y light t.ouch. Wiii procc:1:1 mull1 ai.llllt pdyroll & computation of nwnual check.s. l.uxurtou~ ho m e Ga rden Crovt" L ... rgt' ~a.Stl.S 7tO W lllthSl Bachelor Uruts I Klock AROOMMATE? w gorge®& 'u 3 BR. 2 OM btd.room \OWnhOW>\' -from beach All ulll paid CA.IJ. HOUSE-MA TIES Nc1•tJ Jn o(fH.'l' rnday ·1 Share w mt-tle:.ks. I 11 1ng, chuir!!. telephone::., trainlnl! rm . etc 714/558 0442 COIN LAUNDRY" ncitauve & polaro1d pit• ('ALI.NOW' tures. nwew 5lampi.. & ba, 2 dec'U, frplc. NS C'lote lO 11hOJ)PU1tl Uiun 2 Br, uUl. pd Children ok No pets. S?.5011110 201 F: mo "92 771.5 dry r ar ti 1t1 es No No pets. Miitr apt 7 1!>60 Balboa Blvd Call Sue • 832.·4 I 34 MPE l .... C. u111urance p0hcy 1''1nder n may keep stamps Cun h th ctu.ktren . no pets. Call Wallace 548 9:'>6() ~ mn Lar'C)lt•t Mt"Vlce tMans 3 BR. 2 ba. 5 on >o« 10 e Cl oe at '7141891 1013 ---~111 "LS beach, pll.rtW ocean vu, Y Eustside condo, Ideal for <! ON WJ\TEll, dock for 30· MORE•~-! lluMinn1 Rem• 4450 Coin laundneumre 1963 la ct 496 3903. 33831 (714) 547.5934 Camm0Cap1strono Sp 1, SJ(; f!;va lkrry Muy ACCOUMT~ ,AYAILt Cl.BK beaut decor & lnd&cpd. IGIMM Pe•lllla 3107 singles 2 bdrm eo w/bu. boiH 2 Bdrm. 1. bath Apt 'tof~11lonolly Since ..................... .. ~mo.968-0644 ••••••••••••••••••••••• hltns.cpts.drJ>(l,dbl ~ar Cabl e TV. $650/mo 1971 4DE:lUXEOFC'S Money to Locmt 5025 G<>d Bl<.-ss Yo_u. __ 2 br, 1ba.1395 mo. to mo. Bache lor, $225 partly $425/mo 642 4000 bcf 5 W n Lcrr r ont llomes Conr t111 s1•at 25, all ••••••••••• •••••••••••• Lost Cockateel. gry /whl. nJ llCK CASH yellow by ey~. vie Old R<'q'!I min 6 mos A/P l'x· per + 10 key by tourh To process A/P tnvo1cCll. 222 Aven1da Loberio. fum. W/Ulll Nr beach PM 646·181.2 art 6 wkn~ 631 1400 Employed F'em lO shr lr1: panell.'d. <,m whse Ill rr Adil ...., .,....,.. 673 7077 rum apt 2 bdr 2 ln1. nr ., 1 L k Wiggenh o rn Rltr s ..............,,, . t ne3BR 28a.pat10,r"l!>. OAY FRONT2br . 2ba Ye OCC I II ur lor .. yr t'tlSl' at• T¥ Corona1Acun:i. 615·4277 615-6160 14 " wislim(' $ 4 • '·• l"on•-.L Jrca f\t'nl ___ __. __ C..-tr.o .. och ll 18 drps. nr OCC. no Pl'lS lse. Sec. bldg Shp avail uUI 54.9-8300 ext 1117 ll:u kuli. ---------•i••••••••••••••••••••••• S320. 751·3&}6 Call Evelyn 631·2482. 714 581 !l393 f'antasltc ocean view 2Br. 2Ba , 2 story. duplex. 2 br apt, cpts, range & Steps LO beach. Lrg 2 BR, ~s ----- r0ttver 2Br.2baCondo. l g ya rd . S300 /m o refng. No t'h1ldren. no beam ceillllg, frplc, gar forltftlt 4350 Apprm. 1SO!>Q fl l.onl"d Lst & 2nd Trust Oeed Found on 17th St & Santa loans arranged ror any Ana Avt!. June 1, Biie reason. Credit no pro· m 11 1 e d 0 g w / b r w n blem Borrow on the '" marlt'g. N B lie SS7 ~7 crea~ed valut-of your __ _.;;;. ____ _ Sil. ACCOUMTIMG Cl.ate Will handle spet·1al 11c countwg projects Req "' exper 1n A /P . AI R . puyroll. ('Dsh rt!CC1pt.:.. bdnk r1'roncll.1t1on. .)Oumal entncs. & 10 key by toucb. 'iulgtestory. S400/mo 586-R"I pets Over 50 yrs old door opener. Ref rrq'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• C" 2 Wtr & 1itai. pd S240 eoro.acWMor 3822 $250.548S337 .6452344 $4SO}rly64.2-46S7 Smglegaragt:S40 S:ifc& mo lJUE i7thSl l'M home Call today fo r fast, 'enoMll' 5350 courteous Ulforrru.1L1on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 yr. old 3 Br, 2 ba. (amt ly rm. WaJk to buch ~Imo. Agt.. 492 2100 3271 •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ~ure 731 W 18th St Ste !:> Doyle 54!1· I lli8 VILLA MEDER.A WESTCWFF 2br, adults. C.M.673-7787 CANNEHY VILLAGE on 2Br2basomeulllpd nopets.$325.mo lnq. 3ht St H70 :.q ft .... .., Enci. ga;::iges Couple 1700 WestcllH Dr. 1118 w 1·u!l1orner prk~ AN rel pref. Ch1ldr~o ok. No Npl Hts, 2 BR. 1 ba. frplc. Office Rtfttol 4400 T 1 Q U '" , c.; I F 'f . ., pets. $310 2324 Elden rrpts, drps. etc. Older ••••••••••••••••••••••• MARINI':, CLUTllT NG ~ 645-1965. adlts. no r h11dren or pets. PROFESSIONAL BOLITIQU 1-; Lea~c by GARDEN APTS 3 IR .a.n $29Syrly 548·5306 MEDICAL/DENTAL ownt'r ti75 6909 or Two condos, I sty 3 BR 2 CORONA DEL MAR A uJ • 00 Seven room swl<: 645 !H60 Ba. w /fplc , pools & park. Studio apt, ad ts • .,.1 WESTCLIFF 2 br, 2 ba. + receptton area walk to schools. M1ss1on. 2 Br Townhouse, frplc mo.&l2·S073. frpl. pool. upgraded $650/monlh 11 Shop fur rctll 2330 Npt ~=~~: .. ~:mo. :~~ll:s·~s~og~~ NEW2Br.2ba4 plex 1967 $400. 833·9J38 wlc dys. JayW. YfftsCo ~~~~s;b1~ +:.lab l.O fashion Island & fine Ana he im $350. BK ll &ID-088 eves & wknds 499-2237 498-0660 3 BR. 2 ba. frplc. pool beach. S44-26ll 557 0283. 61S-S631 Luxury 3 Br. 2~i buLhs . -Stort• orr. nr Npt P 0 Bi r:Aj~~.~.2:. L1rensed Home Loan Bro kers serving So Cahf for 17 yr~ call our nearest office , 714.837 37 44 1st. 2nd & 3rd T D ·s Credit no problem 752-5903 Arranged by Coast Home Loans sprttuat RNdn- 18~ So. El Camino Real San Clemente Fully he. For appl 492 7296 RELAXING MASSAGI'; BobJames.1..Jc Mas~ur Oulcall 9-9. 494·5111 MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OML Y 631-381 l Xlnl &alary benefits & o11or1m1g cond. Apply 9·5 TACOIELL CORPORATE HOQTRS 17381 Redhill ;'V{'. Irvine. Ca 92714 f,quaJ Opport Employer AD,P..toft pn v's, I mile lo Dana $240 lbr. C&D. rcfriit. Pool, patio. Adults, no EXPANDING 78? •154 sri rt. $200 mu: Agt Harbor , SJ.9.Smo. 64S·3930 R Ba { adults. no pets. 731-1,; W pets. $500/mo 548-6019 or Fully serv ore sp:Jcl' tWi 2414 . Soultt I -3286 Lux 3 B • 2~ . r~nl 18th. 613·7787 646·6789 starts <IL 67' s q rt tn I he ---------Short lt!m n.E. u n fast. *SANDY'S* any reason Bill Daven Outrall Massage Senices Newpon Cente r Finan t•ial Firm seeks resp 1n d1v1dual'I for rH•rtCJ I pos 1t1ons. Accounttni: bo.rkground. 1yp1n~ skills & 10 key exper he lpful. Xlnt workm~ conds. & ro benefits. l!.l ShtCl (Ram 51-t m I 2nd Shilt (5pm· I JO am l ar~ ......,,..... duplex. New cplS, pauo, dynamic Newport lkach ••••••••••••••••••••••• gar. SSSO. 673·7SL3 agt.. d l c~,1 Large 3 BR 2 Ba sun· ,.1rport t•us are11. Spuct· .So Laguna cottage. l bdrm. own owo •• · ' , · . k u ~ 5400 sq ft Sh11wplarc or town Mc:i& \'l'rde Dr l'IJta I~ Mei.a Verde Or ~ • CM port. 549·9803 973-0329 Nestled among tall trees 2 BR. l ba. frplc, walk to pool $220 No ch1ldrcn1 deck. bltns. (pts, par j avail· 800-16.000 sq fl & ts' 549-4225 mg. Nr. bearh. 204 43N wareh:.e s p 32' sq fl DO YOU NEEDCASll" •SHE RI LEE• \st. 2nd & 3rd Ceruf1ed Masseuse llomc owner loans House Calls By uppt arranged fast 838 6838 on picturesque street. bch. Ref's. $350 mo pe · St. $325 mo. yrly. C<t ll ProJ Mgr Judy Clark. Rooms highlighted with S47 0993 2 Bdrm. 2 bath. t ISQ sq ft betwn 2& 10 pm 675·3343 83J.S8l3 or stop by Com wood & stained glass. Cotto Mna 3824 Enrl gar Frplc, DI W. nh Fur'ftishtd. merce Park, 4100 Birch $4A7Sdmo. Luu!. pfa1dl.I Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• GtD. $350 Mesa Verde .,..._~*d 3900 545 4l23 Borrow $1000, $100.000 1-----· ---- .. ~ •• ~c ong e o w • ......... ~H ...... _.S 751-8888.979..&533 or "WV" ~ ....._ ~ A AT I ..;.,:.:..::.~.;_------i •••• •• •• •• •• •• • •• • • • •• • flex 1 ble terms. past ladJ ores. pvt ent approx lndmlriot Rentot 4500 credit no problem. Call ~~~~uff3J~':i~~827 ••••••••••••••.••••••••• us noobugauon. ---------\t I space 1250 front of· STERLING FIN. SVCS FREE RENT! fice, lgc rl'ar door 11240 714/955-l610(bkr I ---------1 Large 1,2&3 bedroom E-slde studio w /loft. $225 TilE E XCITING Wn.,._fft' 3291 garden apts. Dshwhr, mo. PALM MESA Ans. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns, encl. gar, gas bbq 548·4739 MINUTES TO NPT Grab Uus 3 br. 2 ba w /2 Pool Gas Pd. 778 Scott BCH. car garage. patio, fncd Pl. 642·5073 I bdnn I ba. Easts1de. BaC'h, 1&2 BR. yd. Only $4-0S. 964·2566, natural wood beamed from S220 & up Agt No ree 2 Br. 1 "'zba townhouse, ce1lmg & cabinets $235 Adults. No Peis pallo, yard, frplc, encl. Uofurn. incl stove & 1561 Mesa Dr. $245 2br kids pets town gar. $37S. refng. 640-7084. 731-6001 (5 Bl.ks East of Newport housesm fee5S7-082A TSLMgmt 64.2·1603 u1 d l •llOMEflNDERS• 0-0 Point 3826 ° v ----------12 Br. 1i,.; Ba townhouse, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546·9860 Homff fw'Nslted or garage, pat io. pool, l Br w/dlshwasher & gar, Rooms 4000 Uvtfwwi~ 3300 jac uut. Adults only new crpt. 1mmed oc ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • $375. 646-2010 cupancy $265 830-9325. Hoom w I k1tchcnette 3 bdrm 2 ba + de n, in 2 BR. 2 ba, refng. stove, $50 week & up Gardco Grove $55-0 Bache lor. l rg. bltns . 548.9755 522·8631 pool, adults , no pets. breakfast bar, cov"d i:ar, ----------------------! PM>.646-2901 lndry rm. $225 mo Ambassador Inn In Costa COftdominiWM 498·031.Seves Mesa. 2277 llarbor Cen~ Unflrlli~ 34.25 LA CASA BLANC'\ Lra.llv located, 235 room~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br apt , all OC\I. rpL'i, MAN' y h k l h Bach/2Bravailnow R f w1L 1 c en. All utJI pd. Cpts. drps. dJi>is, garages. $27S c s phone & TV Sw1mm1r1~ OC~YIF# San Clemente 2 s tory end urut. townhouse. 3 Br. 2'"2 ba. rcc rac1llues. Walk to shoP6 & bus. S42S mo 770.2317 owner/agt & depos rtq 'd. 830-4646 pool. lndry facil. Adlts pool. Jacuzu. and rl'C Hun+i_;.on leoch 3840 room Daily & weekly over 35, no pets or _,. ral""St"rtmg from""'Aa child ,.-e n Ca 11 S u e ••••••••••••••••••••••• w~k u ...,. S56· 7707 or lie o r y SHARP, beach. 2 & 3 BR, 91J7 frpl. dishwasher . 64.2. I 96(). 2358 ---------mi ;-garage. patios. Bedroom for working Ideal for profess1o~al ALL JrEW. 6 units. Four ---------•adult C M. $100 per mo rouple over 40. Million 2Br. 2ba, two 3Br. 2ba SPANISH STYLE. Slllgle ..:&as-mS:..:.:....:.::.:..:.7_. ------ dollar recreauonal facill· Cpt.s/drps, bllll\S w/2car level 3 BR ownt!r's unit N"i<'e room 10 Costa Mesa ty. 24 hr secunty. Close prk'g No pets 310 V1<'· on cul-de sac. Near Spr home Sha re kHcheo to beach Recreational tona64.22164 1ngdale & War ner t'emale. $125 mo velucle storage aviula· $4 25 /m o Agent at M.5-6107 ble PetOK.960-1366 2~:.~~~.Pool. quiet =~·or call owoer a t Sunwra...:....:;...;..._r_R_ental __ s __ 4-2-0-0 To#RhouM 645-5088 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uftfurftish.ct 3525 MESA PIHES ••••••••••••••••••••••• J Br $285. 2 Br $350. Pool, IJH2 Newland S treet, 1acuui. adults, no pets. Garden Grove. Oeauulul 2650 Baria Ave, CM. two bedroom townhouses (Mesa Verde Or. E . off 1 ll e x r e l 1 e n l HBrbor Blvd.> 549-2447 ne1~hborhood Pr1 vale pat.lo \'ll'W from lovely E-side twnh.se. 3 BR, 2 ba. k1tcht>n , enc lo sed brandnew.ChlldrenOK. ~ a r ~ g es . p o o I : no pets. 646-4262. eves, S3201mont.h. Call Clyde _645-_9543 ______ _ Brand new. 4·2 BR. 2 ba, (Manager. Apart ment1130l. '71-11891 ·\0tJ. washnn oH kilch. Child 1:?621 Flower S treet. OK. No pets. Close to <iarden G rove Large bcb. 769 Hamilton. OOt· bedroom townhouse. _97_9-_5425 ______ _ close Lo s hoppUlit. Laun· dry facl11 L1 es. N rtuldren, no pel'i Call Clyde at 1714 > 891 101J. ~HS u..fwn 360 •••••••••••••••••••••• ? Br. I ba, new cpts & dJi>is. mature adults. n SUPER HICE •Lorked gar. w/\j( slor. •Dt W, pauo, lndry nn •Special cabinet space •Gas beat. gas rooking gas hot water all rree •Adults. no pets. Fantastic /\pt. overlook· 2Br.chlldrenwelcomc.no 1nit bay. dock avail.. pets. starting at $245 mo pool, fplc St•pt only 846-ffm Sl2SO. 615·9877 NEAR IEACH Balboa Is land 1'1 Blk to & CIVIC CENTER Bay Avail J uly 1:.l to BRAND NEW. Spacious 22nd SlZ> wk 1;7:1 4668 deluxe 3 & 4 Br. All bltns. ON T HE BEACH frplcs. gar. lli!e yd. 520 4 Bdrm home w it h Yorktown Ju11t West of pricacy at $1000 rcr Beach Blvd. 960-2219 or week Waterfront llomes 53&1718 631·1400 ~---------NEW 2 & 3 BR, adult a pL'I. Luxury barh. • 2 blk to pool. patios. fplc . l''ull bch Kitch. lndry. pool, se<>urlty. $365 & up. 1702 1ac $200/wk 557.4954 F1onda at Adams llunt Hrbr. ---------$:l00 / SZ7 S 1 br, I blk from LAKE TAHOE lge 5 br, ocean. 208 19th S t . lake view home in pvt 962-8847 agt aren Balcony, lge stone frplr. bar. dmtng rm. "TM leach Mia." We've got spnng fever at mo 629 Term anal Way· I 2ltd & 3rd Lido Marana V1lla~c lJnlt Ill, C M. G-iS.0681 or st , wtule al lasts we re offt•r ~9352 T.D. LOA.,.S 1.ng free rent on beaut ol ~sq ft , with 2 omcei. ARRANGED !tee space O\Crlook~ni.; Our ~ecrl't ..tr} 1n our c~ Mo ProbleM I.he Bay Space from ~ front oHice "'111 take your 63l-3980 lllr Lo l270 sq ft ml"I crpt'>. cdlls & mrssa.:c!> if de· ..._ W 1~ 5030 d r p s . A I C , S d ·• Y ~,. M h tt r ~-,..-v ru . 1 & . 11 uu I !>"'" . ont to mon 1 o. •••••••••. •••• ••••••• •• 1arutona serv a 1 year IC'.a ::.c 19151' pd. Take advantage u~ Placentia. C?\t' S4S·Ol\ll Wanted 2nd.ID. Develop· our spnng fever . & frc1 claYc; or fi7S·OSO!:I after ment firm need.s to bor· rent offer Wt• 11 pro . ' -row $150.000 on new 13 bably come to our c;~n-.c:; hPM & wk.nd!> umt apt fbldg m C M by s ummer Cull or c;top Rentots Wont.ct 4600 Markt•t valu~ SGS0.000 by any wcckd.Jy bwln ••••••••••••••••••• ••• • ISl TD $330,000. Will pay IS:30&5 JO ltettrt'<i ~cn 'I ronlr & wire pomts & 1or,;.. interest J..Jdo Man nu V1llttl!t." ,t·ck z,3 br apt ,tboul XI n t 1 n v es l men l . 3'175 Via Oporto $3JO •mo Npt lkh. Will 64-0·Sll.2.. tat Nwpt Bcal'h Blv(J t rcmdl. nd ASAI' C,111 _Mot_rt ____ T __ t __ _ ( 714/675-8662 Brad~ 7"20. :> s o:!dr'· ntl 5035 250-500 sq. ft dclux1• 11r 2 ·1 Bdrm Jill or hous('. 3 fice. W 19th SL <.: M ~aturr .vomen 1 old ••••••••••••••••••••••• from $150 mo Tom, dug 7U i2iR4640rolll'rt LOWEST 540-2200 tmenst Rattt FUU SstVICE BusinHs/lnnst/ 1st T.0.'s. dso DELUXE OFFICES Rnece 2nd T .D. Loans. Personal telephone / n • i:i;;~........... .... fatrest Terms stnC'e 1949 cepllo m st. secrctar~ ~-ay 5005 Satffet' Mt.). Co. ronferenre room roffl'l' .... ..,....... ·-·" 642 2171 545-0611 & hosp1tahly ~erv1cei. ••••••••••••••••••••••• --·-------- f:"<cellenl locaL1on. near ---------•!Retired coup le has money freeways $700/WEEK LOleno l.st&2nd TO s BAUR CEHTEl AgenL 1-837 37"4 ~7141979 21111 Full Time AIRPORTOFl'"ICES I & 2 room suHc:.. all services No lea:1c n·q·o From $l4S. mo 20fll 5 ~; Bns tol. S\J1le WO, N IJ (714)557 7010 CdM dlx s111k~. uttl p<l ,c. ample pkn~. from St.6.5. No lse'teq 6i5·G900 *NEWPORT BCH • For lease. attract 1v<· new cptd. office. approx 2000 sq fl. comer locuL. win dows on 3 s1d~s. <le corator blinds 1\vatl w 1gar Rent Sl 1501mo Tn Co Realty 645 062t EAST I TTH ST, CM GROUND R.OOR SOOsq rt. /\IC ofc, pn' t'n trance, util me. $250 mo Bkr, 67a-6700. $300/WEEK Part Time HERSHEY BARS MR.GOODBAR REESE'S KIT KAT RALLY anti ···•·····•···•······•·· 5100 ......•..........••.... SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Blouse -Haiel - Poker -Mature - PUT a HOLE Di!>pcn:.cd throu~h ultra If you want to g ro w modem 11rndm~ t.'QWP grass. PUT a HOLE 111 mcnt O<x·umE'nted proof your concrete. BUBBLE YUM !.hows that the <t\erai:e .:;_ ________ _ Io ra t 1 on ha" 154 Lost & Found 5300 c~Lomt..•rs J week. and ••••••••••••••••••••••• we :.tart you with ten !Ast; Tllly Rolex watch, locationc; fell from case. Betwn No 1n1;c:.tmcnt required 11 12noon. June 2nd. Vic· pphcant must he a Betwti Npl Ctr parkmg pcrmJnent rl•c;1dent lot & BofA R eward J\atlahh.• to ~tart bus• 613-471>4. 644·6433 FOXY LADY nowava1I. Outcdl Men~ Con=rley M/C 731 -3561~~~~~~~ U..OA & VICKI o.tcalMcn~ FortM ... of it! ........ .., ........ ,ve atlltude want· ed. s hoe sa le.-.person. Servmg aJI Oraoge Co 835-7313 OukotlMo:s~ •642-5654• lftfo/ App+. Full or pt ume Exper or will tr.iin, oenef1ts & ma n agement op Portunll1es. Apply 1n person, Standarc1 ShOt'll X11i So Bnstol, C M. OUTCALl MODELS l(resstve person net!d1'T ?3\ ~2 t 1 m l' a p p r a 1 s a I XX OAN<.:EOf FUN XX '\t•crt'ldry. Appllt•ani Beaut nude .:iris. Oanct.> must be ram11Jar with ap & ap sessions At Our pr:usal form!> & pro· new locatiun 1:. the most cedures. Ph!abC' send n · I ux unous 1 n Or an j!e :.ume & salary history. 111 County. tr you dcservt> r on I 1 d e n <" e t o I.he best try 1t. Mon·Sal R £ R D • 2 0 \I Cl l 10.lAM. Sun 12 8P~ Brookhurst St. Ste. 205. • 2 o 6 o S o . £ u c I I d , ~ll_un_t _B_ch_._9264 __ 6 ___ _ Anaheim Exnung dl' APT MANAGER ta1lsS34 1581 Experu.•nc(•d rouplt•. Olvor<'e Bankruptry llun11ngton Uc <H n $.50. 960-4382 Acuon Typm~. 960·5419 TOUCH OF CLASS MODELS ESCORTS 97§.-0062 646-711 s STOP SMOt<ING You crut help a loved one qUlt permanenlly-f''rl'l' info-Box. l!li8, Anaheim, Ca 92802 Polm & Cord Reader Spintuat psyh1<'. past. present, future. Adv1st• ~1ven on love, ma rnaite business & all problem:. uf Life Special readinJ: with lhlS ad S1 89'i·S332 6849 Westminster 1\ vt.:. West Open 7 days mbl('n; HOUSEW1VES- NEED EXTRA VACATION MONEY? Med1ral manufacturl!r loratcd ne ar Orange County Airport needs ad· d!t1onal assemblers for,, tl'mpora ry J .fi wet-k penod. start1n~ nght now' We art> NO'r an agency No expen ence nece-ssary -Wt• train you . SJ hour /and pleasant workmit condt· lion.-.. Medical Device Labs 3198-M Airport Loop Dr Cost.lt Mesa 556-190~ pets $3 00 + 634 Shall mar 964 I OS5 t Br $270, 2 br $310 Month \0 moolh 2323 Elden Ave.C.M. 64.2· 7605 knotty pine int. Nr shops Walk to pvt brh 2 rru to stale hnc $500 wt!ek Inquire owner 499.3933 AlJ new 2 Bdrm. 2 bath 1n HB at 9842 Hamilton SL $350 mo. 8·5 546·412-l Open House 2·5PM ---------•I Nice 2br apt, •n blk to b<'h Newport Sleeps 7 $19!'; Excel 1\Jrport loc Sm:ill pnv ofhces avail in nwe atmosphere Confcrcncl' room & other feature~ StJQ.$16.5 mo. Sky rark Cl rcle 549-4035 nt.>S:. 1mmcd1ald> <.: 0 m I' any turn 1 shed LOST· Brown Toy Poodle· lf'SEMBLERS d1reet oullets for cand>, malr Orange rollar M 7005 .,..._"" Fumahed •••••••••••••••••••••• CostaMna •••••••••••••••••••••• EAST SIDE 1 BR apt, upstairs. w /pvt H U N T I I'll G T 0 N wk up t2l31790-8013 LANDMARK CONDO. 3 ---:...::.:;.....:.,. ____ _ BR 2 Ba. wetbar. pool & Bach apt. new k1Lrh. ,,., rec factl $450 Coats & bile to bch Newport. Sips Wallace, 962·4454 4 \21.31790-8013 •c:o ~ & U' entry & gar. 9 mo's old, -.... .....,,. $27S mo. 546-5880 ask for Slud10, 1 bedroom Leslie New delwte apt, 3 br. 21,'.I Vac In Promontory P t Maid service. pool ba, 2 car garage. Cpts. Ocean View. 2 br, 2 ba. 2376Newport81,C M. drps, d s hwhr. e tc SJOO wk /$1000 m o 548·9755or64S·3967 KlDS OK. 3 br $300. mo. Childre n ok. no pct:. 615-9605 ---------1 Pool. Call betwn lOam to s 3 9 5 . m o . C a I I ..:.-------. --SUS CASITAS 7pm64~ (714 )527-4225 On waler w/boal s hp, 2 br Nicely lurn•shed 1 bdrm I ba. patio. $250 wk. Closet! gar. $230. up WOODLAND VILLAGE 2 bdr, new carpet. patnt. 546·62913.557·0848 Adults. n o pe ts . 211 Nr S Coast Plaza. up· Pool. trees. Nr SI :iter I liiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil N rt Bl d slalrS. w /garage I BR 1 Newt and. $345. 846·8859 BUCH REMY ALS _e_wpo..:_ __ v ____ -t SA. $295. 2 BR I BA. $325. or89J.2359. 1st & last. J UNE/JULY /AUGUST Barhelor trailer. Adults, no dogs Call f' STILLAVA ILABLE p~ rk, no pets Leslie. 546-5880 3 br apt. S370 mo rplr. s4IHl73 encl. garage. Cull Mr J~. RJty, Inc. New 2 Br. Encl gar D rW. Uoyd897 2515 673 622\0 .Wlhqonleodt 374 $270/mo. 635·4781 & • PROFESS IONAL OF FlCE PARK Plrasant nt l\('es m new 1tardcn rom· plex adjacent to SO 1-'wy at La P az In La~una Hills. From 200· to 5000' Compeuve rate:!>. van;1. ble lease plans. lmmed occupancy. Som~ ex ecut1ve ~ul\c~ lion Development Co Ctil I Sam 586·4400 Offire su1le. M \. Jt Aver)' Pkwy DcluXt' 1:,0 sq ft. SS'" sq ft P rufr r Mgmt. 831-7444 •••••••••••••••••••••• 548-5763 •LONG BE1\Ctl I Br SI\. TIM & MIKE SMALL BEACH HOT~ ref Adults. no Pt'b ~~~~~~~~~~I Executive Offlc<'s m•ar ROOMS $32 50 Week 2 Br apt w/enrl. garage 171-$)833 R974 : oc Airport. all scr\lt'l'~ Apt$150/mo 536-7056 ~. mo 191.2 Wallace ---------Oceanview 5 br hm Pool. avatla ble $225 mo _64S-__ s126 __ o_r_637_5!95 ____ ttwli!M#OR :i1teps to pvt bch. eic· 7S2·2873 LacJ-a•~ 3741 Harbow 3142 elusive comm, CdM lo --------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br upper. cpts, df"ll'5 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• July3.Call675-H33 Self employed women tx;rage No pets ·Nr Free rent In lux ore New I" decorated l c ~.751_.,.,...,. OPENSUNDAY 0 J ......, ...,.,,, Vacation Rtfthlh 425 w dsk lo run own bus In bedroom ocean view . ....:...;__~------HARBOR HTS CONDO ••••••••••••••••••••••• trade a ns wer phont• 5 fireplace. covered park· YOU AAE HOME 4fJ68 Vbt.a Babia < Heil 1 2 Palm Springs Vacation day~ wk + xtra money mg, wait. to village, New townbouse·type 2 bdrm, I ba, upgraded, Condo on Mission Hills for xtra work Skypark be a ch• s b o PP i n g · br. I \.'J ba, E ·s1de. New near pool, $350. Diana Country Cl ub. 968·5430 Circle. 549-4035 ('hurc b es $395 m o cpts,drps, etc. Only $375. 846-1.37t 04-2246 mo. Sml pet/child ok. 1-t"TIM------lt-4-4 ltefttahtose--. 4300 EXECUTIVE SUITE mc1u...,lne:. fme'>l d1sJ)('nS· V1r. S1erks10range, CM. SOTr3lnee Assembl\'f' mg 1.'Qwpml'nl, high traf Nd s med i c d t 1 on New Preschool inc M . Needed lmmed1att:ly ••••••••••••••••••••••• (1(' locations anc1 rom Reward. 645-9427 Give your child a Long & Short Term pany l"!J J')llal for ex leanungexpenenC'e'" a Assignments pan..,.on !Asl Lng hair Sealp01nt sare. lovmg JSh1fts Available. 1\pplicanl mu~a be or Siamese. Vic. Victuna/ environment Must have own transp sound <•har:tl'll'r and Placenua Rew.S48-031:18 A Child"s Place Cal Today 556-8520 h:ivr sincere de:.ire lo s u 8 s T A N T I A L Preschool Free Top Pay Vac P ay :o.U<"t'C'cd an b~mess. In REWARD. family pet. 1941 Churrh St .. C.M. Vidor TetnpOl'ary ~·estmcot available upon male Old English Sheep 646-4318 Set-Yictt requC'.st Apphcunl must dog, gray & .vhlte w t):>lk d & c have adequate work mg patch on head, cut re· Hl4p WCllihd 7100 Div Waller Kid e o l"3Pll:ll "lot affihaled ccntly a n s wers t o .. •.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··-· 2082S.E .Bnstol with Hershey f''oods "Barney .. Phone collect 1, Ste 10 Newport Beach Corp 17141 536-2555 or 495-4384 ACCOUMTING tComerof Bnstol & In Co~ta M••sa ask for Paul or Lucille CLERKS Cae!'r'f.s~~,'"d CALL The Irvine Co il. current r;-~ual Opportunity Found F'cmale Siamese k ...-. Mr C K-el~ ly sec ing account 1n~ f.mploycr M ff • • ""''" CJ I A• It <.: a n Y 0 n clerks Re<f" I 2 yn A/P .__ __ ._._ ___ _ Sun Mon . Tlll'S on .v To··-"~m""' "-•4 ·'133 .,. wiuro1 '-··' .,. . ., or AIR w 'some exposure t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. 714-557-3007 Found Lite brown toy to ro mput e r11.t·d .. Un1s1trv lntern:illonal Poodle S4S·t956 cvt'~. syc;tems. & IU key b} (;orp days644 1700exlS59 tourh. W<' offl'r iclnl One Cherry 1 ltll working conds & com C:h('rry lhll. NJ 08002 Want Ad Results 642·56i8 pre ht•n :.t Vl bt.'ne f1t y'Jj11 STAR GAZER.,~. 1-_;.;.~~---1<, • I , ' II 1.i1 I '' ••IU lltl.A C,* WAf /I ~ f,.,,. Do-,, ., ...... .,. Gw-0. ~ '"' /} .. T. ' .. ,. ,. ,.,,. ·~·"4' .~. ~,,.,, (\ft 11"'1..J ti,y r t. 'lot t 1 ""' ,,,, t • Tuc-•tJov ,.1 •\)I U.-· ... !..~f{ ,, '"''"' ... t ... 1,.,t. 1'\.lf't•f.A''\ 16110 • ,, 'ltl•lf l11ff• ...... Lt•••1 .,., )(0~ ~ ~':~~· :; ~:flQ• OCf II(' , ),p.,~,... e.i~,.,...,.. ,. M-. ~ eu._,,...,. YI '''" 60 °''" .. 1t1"'-"t tl6Wlt~ package Call 644 3389 91\M 'lll Noon THE IRVINE CO SSC Newport Center Dr Newport Beach f,quaJ ()ppor Employer Acctlli Bkkpog Assembly TRAINEE ~SEMBLERS & PACKERS NF.ED ED IMM EDIATELY! 1 TOP PAY!!! Only 6 W\Jta avatl. Onve ••••••••••••••••••••••• by ~ Santa Ana Ave, ••••••••••••••••••••••• •IE SE:lECTIVE• -"::::."!t.c. I.hen call 64.2·0282 I br condo In Orangelree Gain a reliable OFFICES F'OR RENT 1 , IN BRANO NEW BLOCi These offices ar<' perft.11 • for the eicecu.1vl' wl1u wunts romforl , l'OnH' n1rm·e. pnvaty, luxun F Wnt~ ft1 C"1ftU'flt• vtW111'1 6iie. tol....,f'li •N0t1K'-~I, TEMPORARY R4!glste r Today to work on vnnou~ ;iccounting & hook ket•Plng 11~sq:n · menls. Work close to y o u r ho m '° "' • 1: u r t' Clerk~ to Sr A1·roun tunts necd1•d thruoul Orange Co All shtfi.s, day. l!Wtnlt & grav~yard inc l uOt'' wknds . Long & :.hC')rl term aMignments lloh d ay & 11.tc11 t1on pu y llo'>p1toli.tal lOO plan avoll. a .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lake selling. tennis G .. 3102 Newly dee. 2 br y, 1gar coort.s. pool Avail. July roommate. .. ~~~ ................. $:!&.New <'P\.8 & Ule. Wlr bl. $315 mo. 615 9229 •".'l lA&RiE5·7A•'64HOM E • pd 2176 •·o" Pla<'cntia ,, IJH2 Newland S t reel. S.16--41.20 1 5 M F LAlrJl-a a.ac:h 3141 G•rden Grov 1•, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rt-aullful. two bedroom 2 Br duplex. compl rt' OCEANFRONT townh<>U3e1 in t'xcellent done. Cpts. df"P!C . M t DELUX.F: neighborhood Pr1 vale Stt to 11pprcc. S295·$3 I & 2 BR from $420, utll pauo view from lovely 64$ 2274 incl ~ kitchen . enclosed g a r :a I<' !I ; f o o I , ~par111e owners unil, 2 BR duplex, atove, ref , SJ201monlh. Cal Clyde 3Br. 2.Ra, forced alr, d bl close w bch. abope. blL'I (Manager , Apartmem garage, l 'J y r n ew, ~r•dlta oo1y$350.323 QI) 891-1013. t-327·3'79 MyrtJe Sl. 494 4895 Roommate wanted 1 or 2 fcm:iles lo i.harc $120 mo s ummer upL 21lri2ba furn '• m1 to O('e:.in on llrookhurst Gas & °"tr prud 675-6479 Ma.le to 11hare 2 br. 2 ba opt ln CM wl-'emak non smoker S100/moS4&·2068 & rai.y fw y n<·t·1·~~ f''u II s ecretarial ... rrvl~t~ :1va1I. ri1C'1ul1n.: 1y111ni.: bookkecpint.i lllJll ... 4. ,.. tJ 1: telephone & photo \'OPY 'LY t 1n.g Recepooni!>t & c-nn v11c.o ftrcnce rm. suunn Oill for lsl choice 002 ~ 4 f lflMOflll ., "'"' /1 ' t, IJJAli.. 110. .. t lt"lhW'~ /tPI•..,• h \•• ".""""'°' •-.,,._, 11 9-t..,.U'r ,ror ..... rt'''" •iC.•""' • 11111•(•1 , .. 16S~•-..•h.,t 11l"tll"'C't""" ,,.~. , • lf'f'r<V'•"' ,,, .... f,1W('t• .. •1 .. ~-"''\iii .,, .,,Will, , .. ,.... .. ... ,~ .... ()',,... ••Oo<.--MCM>"' . ..,, .. ; 't •• t"" '' ,. ""• l"'t•"''""' ""'"" .xc.,. ...... •wtt "4'>V•1•t .., .,,.,._,, •,1 u., ~.,.fli .. """"~ .. " .. ~ , . ~ '"( ...... ""'"" .......... ,,,V._hng; ....... ... I> .. _ .,~,,,,,. .,. ( '"'",..' JtN t ._ .,, ,. ';....;· ~ .~ ~~ )•("; fll<I' ltobert Ha If'" Accountcmps 500 S Main, Ste 501 No Tower, Union OanJc In The City of Or•nge 714 /SJ.>..4 I 03 1141 c....,.. Ori•e S46--474 I (J\cf'086 Fro.ti Oran11r Co Airport 1 £.quaJ Oppor £mployer II.ave something lO ~ell., Classll1ed ads do 11 well 1· 7 (U, J AppbUOl"t' Sotn TRlP f tlARG ~nu ~M1un S-\ 5't9 3122 ~I -0 l ~Senk· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '-hampoo & 't •m rl •t1n ~ Btdric l'olor bnlhtcm~r~. -.h1 Lie 3271.36 645 ~74 ~Pl& 10 ml.I\ bleach Cl~aA I.Ho, d.tn rm. lla.11 $1S A\ll l!:LU..,.KJClAN f'n<'l-d nn S7 !.O. couch $10 chr "'ht frt" ut1m:1te on ......... .,.,... ~ Cluar ebm ~ odor ll&J1:t:c>ra.ol811Job5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • C.)>l repl.1.11' U y ns ex pr U ceru;{'d 673 03S8 •SuH• Moo~· Do v.orlt my:.eU. Hers El ., c Onvttw11~•f'ark1ng lot 53l OlOl t."Ctnl"11l Problems. oil • Repturs ·S~allcout1a11 ---Bay S b ore Elect n l'. ·Lt c N 8 , l: l S& ·We care Carpet Cll'ant:rs Rcs1d & Comm'I L.1c·d , J\:sphalt~71 Sle•m cln or $hampoo 1n~ured & bonded Also upholstery /\II work 00.9341 C.pe•r {(U».r. Truck mount unit. --------- ••••-•••••••••••••••••• 1-'r e6t reai> rat· &tote Soltts ca!l)eoler. F'ree est. Any ~16 ' I · 1:1:1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1ze JObs Call Allan or El;tate & household sales. t;xp Japun\-:se Gardener Lite h o ulto g·mov1n~ Compll.llA.! yurd service Gara~t' Yt1rd rleantog. R~lloble &r neat. 64:, OW4 Re&11. ralL-3. 642·0705 ------------ Re1J3ble Expr Jap11nes~ ~~ Gardener Reas. Free ••••••••••••••••••• •••• est. &tS·S230 aft S:30. Want a REALLY CL~AN Mike HOUSF.! Call Gingham Ex G rd n1 Y _ _._ • Gll l. Free est. 645·512..1 p. a t" ng. an.,. .,. -- cleanups Free ct>L Call lmmaculate Cleaning Co 64S-0947. 3-SPM For those who deserve Ge1111 .. Senl«t the best. 759-0:!17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• The Moppets Cleaning HANDYMAN: Carpentry, Service. We steam clean electrical, plumbing & carpets also. Top qual firs. 540-5022. 557·4504 work Refs. Call s.16·2393 Ton.y. 646-8G49 eo..trodor exp an ant1q ctr Jo'ree cnnsull'n 54().2679 JI.m's Boat carpenter & ....................... ~adilMJ MRS . CLE AN makes fiberglass r epairs, etc R.J HuHmun&Son. FendncJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• everything !(lccm Lo rates. rers. 646-4178 Remodel & add1t1on~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Haul. sk1ploader dump Bach .. upls & homes. Land.scap111~ Trt-t• tnm ming Clean up ll yr~ eicp. ..'r('t' (!St Noooru. 841!-4043 or 897 2862 ~o mplete landscape Spnnkll'r system.. Mis 111on Viejo. 495·5200 n1tes ••••••••••••••••••••••• NO WAX VINYL All brands Froo estJ nu LL-s funehart f1oorcoH~nng Wl-2878 Maloftly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bnckwork Small Jobs Newport. Costa Ml•i1a & lr'\'ane lti5-3175 eves 64S-4644orS48-454t WESTERN FENCE CO. Lrk, grading, tree wrk. 536-6728, 549·9372 Ind. carpenter. comm'I. Licensed &r Bonded Wood & Chalnlmk demol.tlions etc. 831 ·1257 Moving res. No Job Luo srrwll. . u c•24S.151 5J6 .. 18J7 Walls. tt1ltngs. noors & ••••••••••••••••••••••• John 531-8082or646-503l Add.Jtions. remodel. all windows cleaned Call types conslr. Freti est. ~ HaulncJ after6 PM 646·614S Carpenter & Cabinet wrk Spiro 548..s2.SO. Lic.d. ••••••••••••••••••••• •• ••••••• •••••••••••••••• l.aftchcapinc) ~~~s~~7~~s\~05bse~:! Room Additions & •VERYWWPRICES• OCCStudent ITon truck. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remodelrng. 31 yrs expr On Gatdenmg Mamt Trash. tree tnm, Ron LANDSCAPING _AJ_v_m_. _______ • w /hard to buJ Id site' George 549·20lS 642 5703• 979'6489 Jkasonable pncet. J~·s ~Home Repairs, 3Q IMAGlNATION 1s our GARDENING AU sz hauling; compl. 968-8783 MOVING Versatale's expert, pro ll'!>S1onal Mukl' your next move a i.mooth Lransal'\100 on you und on your budget ~ 0840. 493 5025 uoyt1me DAILY PILOT ,......,,,.,.'"1 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Pl:."Tl::RS PAIN't.ING Int & Ext specialists l CERAMIC uh.•. Ne....-or n- f.xpr'd R1•a:1 Ra t es. sty $19'.l. 2 sty S29'J Frt:e model. Jl'ree c l Sml 1-·r~e ~st. Call Gene est.f60.3$04 jobs welcome. S36 4007 SS2 ().ISi! al\ ~ Prof' painting. Ext & mt. 1-------- A l I PROFESSIONAL Low rates Refs Free T'"S..-.lu Pumtmg. Inter I ~:xter. est. $36-4780, 536-4383 •••••••• ••••• ••••• ••• •• Keal>. work guar&42·0386 •--.& • , .. C John's T~ t.banc.enance. ---.--• ... Tr1mm1ng. to pr1ng. l~alntmg Extr/lntr. Ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Umbmg & remova . Lie pr'd, hone.st. neat, reas. The Foliage Keepers & wrd. 54.S-7263 l..lc'd964·1MS Dave I>estgo. malnte nanrt', F\ne E.ter Painung by R Sinor. St. Ile • ins. Try me 836·555524 hrs . sales & leasing. Com· Removals, tn mmln.~. merc1al & res1dent1al. prwung. Free est. Lied. 67'3-5667. 759-1495 !Mured. 642-2624 RMI &tah WiRdow C.._.,, YOUNG MAN. S yrs expr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1n walkoveranR. f'ree Se CM N .... 0 -h I will help y0u buy or sell. rvU\g • p... ix · t'Sts 645-3576/\ndy Free roMult.aUon. Mike, Irv. R~1uon Co.t ~l Paul F Gunnon aitt . 96().~ C I e a n 1 n g Ser v 1 t' ~ W'aUpapenng Craftsman D....a.... _54S_·_S8_1_1 _____ _ 21J/434·3942 __ ::=:~ ........ .': .•.•. Your maid d~n·1 do wtn WF. WI LL l'AIN'r AN CompleteRoofmgCo dows" We do Call u:. 1\ V~RAG E llOUSE ex· ReJiS. rates .Quality wk. 631-0217 or 645 2032 tc:nor. $249 /\ver 4·Untt at. 2S yrs. 631·4943 What's Your Trade" aµt ext. $375 11346935. S1 62 per Day 5'17 7J:W na. niars IJttJe to pay -• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • for an ad in the Dally Pilot Pamt1n.: & papenng. ""' yrs ser v. Harbor area s t CERAMIC TILE. Special· Servlce Olrectory that can Lie & Uls rd. 642 2356 ty: Entnes/floors. 25 yrs estabb.shyour pro(ess1onal exp. 6ml repairs, ldenuty. For more 1n· yrs exp. Doors, windows. password. Quall Builders SERVlCE landscp'g , xlnt lree Sl•rv. pauos etc. 551·2054 U 13494 Gordon 644·6881 s.i8·8375 cheap' 494·7669, 494-2129 Sell idle items &12-5678 Want Ad llelp? 642·5678 Class1f1ed Ads 642·5678 962 188.1 formal.ion call &G5678. ~~~~.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~·:.~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... ~!~~ ~~~~ ..... ~!.~~ Assembly m echanics. Bank.mg C ~ -familiar w/poeumatJc & &celeftt OpportuRlty Ani;o ir;ftlA Cl!IOftlC COOK conveyor systems. Call foraa.k&..-'d All posataons _a vailable, Accur. typing, telephone E e 'd 8 kfa t Dave 957-8761 -r> Pl·tJme/full tame. M i;, work for loan/broker x P r · re a "' · ' TB.LERS Company henefats. Call firm near Fashion Isle . lunch & dinner i\pply m Assembler for electron1r BOOKKEEDERS forappt 557-4700 X2448. G44-8824 person. Talc or Thl.' parts distributor, full gi;;r-' ' Whall' Re!>taurant. 400 ume. Good benefits . Hrs To work m CatMra Man/Stripper Mam. Balboa Penansula 8 4 JO. Apply Avnet, JSO prestiCJC*Soirportofc Uasty Printers. Lag Clerks CGvk. expenenced inc-on McCo rma ck. C M ofs-tiogolaRAI. F t time , exp r nel' tinenlal cwsUle for fane 7S4·6061 Excellent benefits. 494-8531 for appt MAILROQM established dinner housl' ASST IOOICICEEPER /\pply Personnel Office CAMERA SALES Retail. ID Laguna Beach. Phune swte202 full t CLERlf 497·2L2834only. Local manul needs you SANTIAGO BANK ·llme. nol emPorary. n "head for figures" Ter 535 E. St T ..i-full company benefits, COOKS nfic fringe benefits' T ht • "'"" exper prererable. but not D ES p E R AT E L y sooo. Call Machele Kuhn, (714)832·5200 nee. call fo r appt . Hyland Labs has an im· ,..,, I Op E I 968-3334 mediate opening for a Needed, all s hi fts Ma 540-5001 Snelling & Snell ..,..ua Por mp oyer ----------Mall room Clerk This Barker's 2525 N Grand. mg of Newport Beach Banking CcrWoshM-eos1t1on r equires Santa Ana Apply rn Agency, 4340 Campu?> -·~· ( I 8 r.• S Dr. TRAINEES Growth co. Good Pay now ledge o posta person 4 ~on a t ATTEHTIOH SUMMER JOBS 18 OR OVER AUJOISFREE T ~-Troinefl If you want an exciting career oppor in bankan~ Bonus & Profit p r 1 c e s . m a 1 I a n g 836-8481 Shanngplan mac hines and postul ---------- MetroCarWashSystems needs . /\pplicant musl be Cooks, W~UH 2950 llarbor Blvd, CM familiar with mailroom Dist.washers CAR WASH HELP f'ull & part·llmc 18&0ver Metro Car Wash 2950 Harbor Bl , CM procedures. Previous t•x Apply ln person only penence in a ma1lroom The San t-l'ancaM·an as reqwrcd. 1617 Westcbrf Dr. H For more inf or ma t1on re· Counter I lelp gard1og this pos1taon. STAX Burgers please contat'l: 899 W 19th St. C"v1 ~W..t.d 7100Melp Wanted 7100 ....,Wated 71 00H.lpW~ 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Oehvcryman, eurly morn I _________ Engmeers •G&IERALOFRCl L•\ T1met; route. CM, llti.: DRIVERS JR. ENGINEER Typ10g, order process· Bch Mul>t have dl'pendJ Men or women 25 yrs or mg, some purchas1ni.: b I e c ar G ciocl pa)'. ohll'r Know the coast Fresh out o( graduate Apply 111 person. Novello 540·4181. 979 21911 ratat'S Net $11'!0 a week or school or with work ex lndustnes. 1~ EucUd. •DENTAL more. Orange Coast per . needed for s mall F\n Valley. 540-3345. Yellow Cab 1730-0 Mt. manul. co. In Mu;sion , _________ _ llerrmann . Fountain VieJo. !Wsp w1ll mclude Periodontis t "'"'rls \ulley. 1No of Slater drart1n g & man y GeneralOHlce I' time asst to work front bet wn New h ope & enganeerang projects l1t11111w.e flrocfftor 6t bock Exper i>rl'f'd f' 1 d k h s Xray cert r cc1'd . Sal •• ·uc-•1 ··------• wor ang w /l e r Resp .. dec1s1ve ind1v , engineer . We are seek· able to work w /11 tc open 111:1 842 lili.11 d d b 1 I>nvers & belpers needed. Ing. e P e n a e. superv .. needed to takt.' Deni.al Asst. 'cck1ng local household moving hardworktBg in · chargeofannwty.ms .. & m a l u r c P c r l> o n co Expenenced only dlvaduals. Xlnt benefits mutuaJ fund processing w1chuars1dl' & trnt offr ForapptS47.7278 Only those qual1f1ed for Fash. Is. invest firm cxper ror growing N B. ----------please rall Slulls · Xlnl typin~. st at prattire 6.11 3733 I>nver. Class I Tractor & 581·3830 Lillian ability, 10.key calc .• & .io· trailer. expenenced ESCROW SECRETARY phone~h. 640-0l23 DENT AL/ Assistant Expr'd Nwpt Uch &16-•IXOI ----DE.NT1\I, · Do you want to u'c your l'C1mmun1cat1on !>k1lb :1s d rt'<'<'PllOOl!>t 111 a J>('Oplt• onl'nlt.'d dental pr:al't11·e " Then our team llC'cd::. you fi.tO i922 N B household goods . At least lmmed operung for an I yr with references & a i::ood driving r ecord e xperienced person Lu<' al & rli:.tunct!. Satar}' open Call J . An· 1147 727R drews at Irvine Savm&s 752-2600. E.0 E Dn.u: Clerk, mature lady O\'er 40, exper, 5 dys Sat thru Wed. 5J6.2701 ESCROW SECRETARY GIHEAAL OFFICE lleavy phones & typmJ! JO Key adder. Good phone maMer esi.cnt1al. Small manul. Sal com mensurat e w /exper 642 1916 this could be ror you If you are new to Costa Hapidly growing bank Mesa, t.emporanly <hs net.'<i<; several peQplc to t·ontinwng your educa be trained as tellers lion, recently disl'hari:cxper. & people any reason seeking tern onented person a must porary or can-er e mploy Fantastic benefits. Xlnt ment. roru.1der this uni growth potc-nt. CASHIERS F' /lime Good Pay Growth l'O S Locations We tram. Co. Benefits Cathy Ferryman C7l4 > 540·5000 Eict 207 Counterhelpfor s i1ndw1rh Dental A s<;l l:hrs d. shop Ideal for mothrr I uml'. i::ood brndH:. w /children in school Ask 11 u 893·5032. 846-3540 for Marvm. 646·3820 DHYCLEANERS needs cxpr. part time presser 9572 llamalton, II B. 96S-3633 The lrvl.lle Co. IS seekl1lR a secretary w/exper 1n real est.ale loans. tille or escrow. Ability to assLSl customers, some typUlg req'd. Xlnt co. benefits. GeMrat Offiu Accurate typing. lah.• bookkeeping. exper w /manufa l'tur1n i: helpful Salary open ~ne company paid den taJ & health plan for sctf & depe nde nts . Calt fl4S.0191 dys or 67~-0508 after 6PM & wknd.s. H B. Fuller Co. 194SF Placen tJa.CM <1ue oppor. The women & Call Carry S40-60SS METRO <.:AR W ASll men we are look mg for Credit d Troiftff 2950 Harbor Bl. CM ( 0 I d in g p ap e . Su per friendly people C.:llEF ASSISTANT, for may be llr<.-d or ly~ns:. .7,;;, warehouse JObs & w k onent.cd bank needs al pnvate country club S ing for a limited inc·o e tractive bubbly person Orange Co f'ull time. Work w1 youn~ pt>Oplc wt)?ood phone vo1t•e & x.lnt salary & benefits Jlapad adv possible. 11 ability to type only 3S Extensive lrnowledite & you are 18 or over & wpm. Great oppor lo experamust.496-5767 wouJd be avail to start adv Startmgsal SSSO. 'NOrk immed. Call belwn Call Carry 540·60Si Chrts tian Lady f o r 8:30am&2pm LoaitC•Trailtee counter & assist w1tb 645-6514 Great entry level PoS in laundry & dry cleamng. ---------•I growing S&L. Attractive Neat appeara.nce, exp AUTOMOTIVE IMMB>IA'Tt OPENING m Lmcoln·Mercury d<'· alership office ror lady with automotive back ground. Typ1n1t a musl DMV expenencl' helpful but nol essenual Apply to Mary Clarke. Busmei>~ Mgr ~·RAY FLADEBOE LINCOLN:MERCURY HOND/\AND BRITISH MO'T'OR CARS IRVINF. 830..7000 •AUTO LOTMfH! 1nd1v w /sparkltng des or will train. Salary persooa!Jty. mod typing open 642 0754 an 6 PM & a b1Laty to learn. Some _613-804 ___ 9 ______ _ prcv ofc bkgd will land Clencal /\II around office this career pos . J ob work, /\IP, expense re· security , F.intasllc port. p h one sales. benes & xlnt growth Po-customer relations & cor· tCTil. Sta rung sal to $617 · resPondence. Ty pang & Call Ca..rry • 540-6055 10 key a m ust. Phone for Appnl1SGI appt. 754.1371 Secretory Trointt . . Beautiful S&L seeks at Clen cal & cardex, Posting tract indiv w/bubbly clerks to mamtam per personalJty & desire to perpetual inventory re learn & grow. Great op· cords . Must have legible porifyoutype moderate· handw~ung. & s imple ly & wanl fantastic t>Cncs math capabality. Hrs 8 5, & Potent Starting ::;al Mon·Fri. Good fnn1te $SSO ' benefats Apply at Avnet Call Carrv 540·6055 EI e c t r o n i c s . 3 5 O Coastal Peroonnel M c Co r m a c k • C M . Agenry •~754_-606 __ 1 _____ _ 2790 Hart/or. CM Full or part time Easy. Barmaids· Top pay Pon pleasant work ass1stmg E h s C"' the Mgr Good puy & ~{;.~ · l7l t, "' benefits. OpJ)Ortun1ty for ---------- CLERICAL All s kills urgently needed. Long & short term assignments. Holl· day & vacation pay Hospatallz.at1on p lan available advanceme nt. Sec Mr 8.ASl CLUB Oelanger HOW/\ K 0 Chevrolet, Dove & Quail SYSTEMS Sts Newport Beaeh P /ll me sa lesderk I rash1er at S.in Onofre Auto Parts counlt'r man packagl' store. Camµ for cxpandinl! s lorc in I' end le ton. Ca 11 Mrs. Saddleback V<tlll'y Pn•f Ph1 lly!1 Meade. (7 14 1 dealer related ex pe r 725 78!17 Ca II Gerry 830 O'JSO Auto trans H&R man Own tool!1, cxper'd pre· r erred. 548 2288 BEAUTY OPERA TOR Nigel Haar F ashion:. needs good oil around hair stylist. 499 2221. 496 572& VOLT Tf'M~QnAAY SEAV llC"""_.fJ 3848 camp..s Dri ve 546--4741 C /\cross From Orange Co. Airport) Equal OpJ>Or Employer HYLAND LAIORATORllS 3300 Hyland Avenue Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Equal OpJ>Ortunity Employer M I F Couµl e wanted to m.i na~e small business. l'tllml' Mr llall 642· 1634 CP A·Audit Sr. Rapidly growing N B. CP1\ firm 1s seek1n~ a ---------•I qualified Audit Sr w /3 5 Cl.BKTYrlST Trainee pos. for billing clerk for insurance co m N.B. Good typing skills . Salary to $500. Good co bene.f 1lS. 833-MSO. yrs .. Big 8" publac ac counting exper. Xlnt OP· Porturulles for advance· menl & proressaonal de· vclopment in a growing & davers1 hed pract1re Top sal & bens Pll'ase send resume to: Coleman, Dom & Grant l.201 Dove Sl. Ste 520 Newport Beach. ~1 92660 CUSTODIANS Earn P rr money as sub· s1tute custodian. Vana· ble hrs incldg artcr· noons. e vs $4 SO /hr. Hunungt.on Beath Union H S. distnct. 714 t898-fi7ll ext iiz ................ -... -. DENTAL ASSIST. Do you llkl.' µcople., Would you hkl' to USl' your RDA 1n J pro gr~savl! N B. ofc" Then nur TEAM ncl!<ls you l'' tame salary & ht>nehLS ror 28 hr wk. 642 1050 DenLal Assbt lleauuful SJC ofc. Need energetic tea m member. RD/\. 3 day wk. Expanded duties w /some front desk Benefits. :.al open 496-4402 Dental /\s?>t fororthodon1r offc. lull lime. '*nef1ts 642 5997 Dent al Recept1on1sl Matur e woman T )pc 50·60wpm. Benefits. 642 5997 Dental front office Ex· penencc nen.•-..sary 6M 1105 DentaJ office needs an ex· pencnccd typast1rccep· uoru st. Ca II 644 0683. DEH'UL SERVICE COORDINATOR Person wdront ore lien tal adm11Ustration expcr nec<il'<l to work m house supportang our raeld i;,erv1ce reps & roordinat Ing scrvace act1v1t1es We offer 11 l'arel'r Op!XJr w / n major data prol·essm~ firm for an mtcllli!ent. highly mOLIVJlcd . arttrulate ind 1 v w / good r ll'nt:al skills & exper an dcahn.g w1pcoplc Please call l't1tl' Meadr. 54fl·0080 or \l'nd rMumc· to IDC Dental Pract 1Cl' System:. 2l.83 F'airvaew Rd Costa Mesa Sell Idle atems ELECTRONICS MSI Data Corporation. an established, ('-tpand 1ng and progressive leader m the app1Jcat1ons termmal busmess has an 1mmed1at1: operung for . Call 644·3389 9am ·u1 noon THI IRVINl CO. 550 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal {)pJ>Or Employer FACTORY HELP Run small machine, some shop exper. but will train. $3 hr t o start w/rap1d adv. Xlnt co benefits. 54~. FACTORY TIMES & Cutters. AIU & Crans exper helpful. F /time GRADER Entr y levt'I posh1o n s.irad1n~ e xa mination:. Reefs neat handwntm~ & Ille typll\g. FILE CLERK Entry level po:.1t 100 Various duties mctuder. typing so wpm. Apply Nat.Jona! System~ Corp. 4361 Birch St. N B (Near OC Airport> Equal {)pJ>Ortun1ty Employer SENIOR TECHNICIAN day or swing sb.ift. W~ ,._ ________ _ make woven wood •• shades. Apply, Kirsch A sobd ba<'kground in Co. 17352 Arms troni:: dai:1tal electronics. logac /\ve, Ir vin e . <Near and systems along with Redhill & MacArthur> proH•n prohc1cncy in us 1_S4(}..85()3 ________ _ ang O·Scope and other Fact.ory help, aluminum t <' s t d e v 1 c c s t o garage door assembly . t r o u b I ~ s h o o t Will train. CM. 833 0033 n11croprocessor based 5574641 Lerm10als and receivers 1---------- to Lhe comPonent 1evel 1s reqwred 23 Year's ex· pcncnce prererred. DIGITAL TECHNICIANS TI11s Is an excel.ent OP· Fast Food Counte r help/Cashier . cook. Part lime day & ev~g positions availa· ble. Apply in person ~tween2-4 PM daily L«*J Jolm Sifyfl''S Rn...._.. 309S Harbor Bl. CM , Ac ross Crom 1-'edco. 979-6m6 GENERAL LABORERS Urgently Needed' ·' Warehoust> Stock Clerks Slupping & Reee1vini;: Must have phone & rel.a a ble Lransp. Long & short term assignments. Hoh· day & vacation pay Ho~p1tal1zauon plc.n avail. 3848 c...-Drf•~ 546-4741 <Across From Orange Co. Airport l Equal Oppor Employer portun1ty for Digital FigureSalon Technlcaans with 1·2 Mature worn.an wanted yc11rs' expenrnce in re· for part time afternoon cent board level tt'St. Re· posaUon 111 figure salon. -. -------- t·ent t echnical school 631 2444. Girl Friday.Scheduler. graduates or 1nd1v1dual.s Exped1tor. tfardwork with m11Jtary related ex Forty Carrots, Inc. Salary open. 551-1021 p81edre1re~c.e will bt! con· Will be hlnng /\ssistant GIRLFIUOAY "" Manager, Waitresses. Watte~. Bus. Prep, Dis· We offer an excellent hwasbers. llofllesses. salary and company Castuers & Cook:s June bener1ts Inc luding a 81.h & 9th lOam to Spm modern working en· (South Coast Plaza> v1ronment. Please send•---------- resume or call Saundra Gas attendant, full &r part Johnson <714) 549·6125. time . No experience MSI DATA CORPORATIOM 340 F1scher A., .... Costa~ Ca '2627 Equal Opportunity Employer M IF ntteasary. 420-0 Birc h. NB General Orrtce, PBX Answer. Ser v Op rs lmmed openings for ex· per'd or quaUOed people. ftaLe oC pay depends up· on eicpu. Apply an person Mon·Frl. 9am . ·lpm, 155 Rochester St. CM F.NGIN EF.R General OH1ce Ver!atale structural dt'· Utf' typmg & bookkeep· <;111 ner t <> join s mnll In g Call fi 7S· 1G36. Newport Beach COl\$ult Newport Ftoor Covcnng mg 11lructural enginet'r ror lntervlew Inti nrm doing widely vaned work. 714/640· 'F\nd wb•t r>u want in 2811() Daily PUotClasallleds. Gener a I ore, recept. some exper req'd, mul>t be good typist Sm mfl! plant. x.lnl benefits, FIT. E.O.E. Call 894·53Sl UB. GOOD JOI 2dys per wk. permanent. Penslooers. M car, rel':.. 67J..2289 stylist Wllh folloWUlg & make-up artist are now needed tor a f.st growing better nlon chain u1 lhc So. Cahf. area. Excellent benefits & advancement opPortun1ties for ('aret'r minded proressionah Call &42·616'. HllPER Need person to ll'Arn shipping & rec. /\li10. some maintenance & dearu.q>. Printing plant. S3 To st.art. !We>-802"1 ~ ' . DAll' PllOI HefpW..t.d 71 00 fWpWont.d 7100 HtfpW~ 7100 HdpWa1tf•d 710Cl He4pW.e.-d 7100 Http Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......... W .. ted 1100 ......... w~ 7IOO ~w .. t.d 7100 1, d k Rcal&.t•te RESat-•lll'a-.•ay.••••s Ser\••c<' ~tu All"nd ... nL • • ....,. ._... --•-.,. iarlnrr -•ntc • ta e ~M .... ~ 5•~ ,~ eJCper'd FUii or p/tim~ •• • •• • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • •• •• • • •• • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • UH•r l'xp11os1on proJffi In ---., -.r • M!B>B> IMMB>. SALES f: IC p .. r n " (' l'"' 1 r y /\ppl)·. Al"t'o StdtJon, I 7Lh l~llllvh I' ~ ... "''" M \ r ll IJ i;, w (JM A~ Uran~ ... Co Opi.ior ror ti For 0N·~~d·1 FranChlll(' VA S~c1ahsl Also ? HALF o•y mature, salt'!> st•Crl•lcn al & ll"'1nt•. CM HOST/Hosnss .t.n.•.a .. ,, .. ' (J(lf\ flL'Uf" IOCOQW Wllhlll 6 Ofc vcm es + selllnl( ··--6 •-" r d t ----.. II u--.. •• IJ lun.. Lu II> r I\ u m l • L• .. Jy call comm.lal51ons Plush o( pos1......,. in t'xc1una "' l';\pcr pre t·rrc . ypc St-rv1ce St ataon Allen ~ lndJy "' plt'uunl .... "''~ " J.. l l )r. re>r DPP-on -. . Mtpa.ndtnii Century 21 ()( NICE PAY• ( ~ 0 6 0 w r M , ( s II .. °PfJ'·o.1.r 6. iio·r:o.1•n.&li\) \u "'ll>IOIUl't 'un .. , b-11>1S33bt-Lwn9 llam fl('(' in pnme s hoppin.: flee! Call ror appoint • 90 IOOWPMI Informal <lanu 1i1. pan & (/llmt'. \WI. Ul w.r ullurm.aL11.in J.wea-S.S-• rkrlb•nu tl •iblt' 111" --ccnler location Call eicper'd A1>ply. Car e> l tot,·r " tun" 11n·luJ Jr.i.dt) -:_.~ .... r n1.1t rH1 d "i1·1-d a ar h t' l.Y lllll)l f'A.RT-TIME Secretary for cunfo.h:n mentt-Oday & dlscovt'r F.nJoynblc pbooe work oftat'e CM C'1.1ll Millie a(l Cht'vron, 004 S Coai.t r ,.. J.17 3003 tialappt 645-000l +Why wearebttter' with good u lary + 9AM ~5llOO llwy.l.agunaHeach 11>\.ncb \lat~. ~Ill tr.alJ1 ln ull CLHl<S +Whywe 11regro"LnR' bonu.~ & commis:swru. Pl 41bl' e .. 11 t;.W J:JtJ~ pt\&bt'l> ol bUMOI~ Xltll . -L c Auto l'rt!l>llj!IOU!. drugstore. +-Get your UceMe flllll ' Morning, artt!rnoon & !him Ill ,l-.111 ,.,Hl't'I ll l•i:mr r.r~ .. 1 'tartirtitur \.nbu.. 1631 localed1J.1N B.uo,~kmg REALESTATESAl.l::S +llo w lo earn big evening s hifts avail THI IRYIHI CO "'11 r ll ang «una~ l:u l'l.iCt'nll.i. CM ind1v1duals to 1111 the NOW D>OOl!Y~ Good speakmg vu1c~ & :...'i0Ne...por1<knkrlk bcndtt> -fu1Jowmgpoi.1t1orus · BegladVOUcalled' phone cxper he lptul. SICltfT ARY SF.RV1CP. Stst1on Jllt'n R4tMCWCh 4uJ1tont dant. lull tune. Chevron Ne"1>0" Be1.u·h Kirt& Jn1ritn \1 cd1 r a I A i..!i 1!> lit n t. fS THE 979-1050 orS36·7542 c 0 11 t-g c !>tu d c n l s. l:;qual()pporEmployer r~t.a '1~;i ~$!l48t• frnnt bal·k. Frr ror <II G iftwcreD.,+ Ct!ntury2tSurfReally h 0 u se w 1 v e !I & ---leri:) "re Expcr only. Per5onable. energetic TIME moonlighters I.ha ts an Newport Be.> a ch consult Station. 3000 l'ul rvtew, 1ng rlrO] Hek:, well C~ qualahea ?>''i:rt•lary ------ Mu.fit be' top stata~llcal St'rv Sta Help needed 1m typist & h:.v"' flotr for m e d . M 1,1 i. t he I K . workm~ with ouulberit. Oay/rught shirts 1ava1! A s h I .., y f~ c 0 n 0 m 1 c F\ill or p it. Apply !100 ('; HOUSBCHPEA f'n>C cpl w 11 teen r t>q ' uve-1n hskkpr Npt Heh area Call 751 47tlo l.and'lropc Ma1ULt'nunr1·. CaJl8Jl 0134 Pl'l'WO noodL'<.I w /artLStll' Restaurant ideal job. I IJtm: Mon f'ri, "'urk 111 ~_..Of-ub11Jty to merchandise & To J oin HOSTESS & C 11833-8095 N u & h YUll' ~-411!M M.dical rrvm c ill!. Pl By "iflware. !lours. a wtt·ruvm BkkprJrtieept tor bw.y " TMProfHalOftOl1 COOK ore nr. Cup1:strano. Good 9 JJIM, Mon·f'rl. at Apply Ul person. f''or A Pcnsooal lntcrvw Serviet>S, 640 07~ Cst llwy. N n Housekeeper. 11 ft•w hrs daily, for elderly worrua n & S()O Mu!>t ha\<e ~ur 64S-l.S53 HOUSEKEEPER M11ture woman No ex per Xlnt bend1ts Hayv1ew Conv Jlosp, 205.sThunnC.M. 642 3505 LEA.RH THE DESIGMFIS.D w hile working o ~ purchasin.: ag<•nt for 10 t.enor dL~1gner.s GreJ t expenenl't' for t·areer o ri ented (/l1m t- salespf'r<\on c.;,111 ror appt. IA>::.1gner·~ Ou.> 1n~ Service. Design l'lu.iu. N8759 0351 f)(•n;onalaly & orgunwi SalnCt.ril WALKER & LEE 1-.;xpr'd -fuJltime. TIME/LIFE lion skills. Sul open Will Persoo needed ln bOuli The Beach House Inn trrun Mght Person. Heply 619Sleepy Hollow t.n. to 11283. cio The Oualy que dept to merchandise ln 1977. we. at WAl.KER Lag &b. 494 9707 Libraries, Inc Equal Opp Emplyr m/f ~--Hotel St!rYH'c Station Allen· . -' dants, Pt time now to full Exper d !lecy ~ales dept. lame 10 s ummer. Will Goodtyp1ngsk1lls Apply tra in A1>PIY 2ssu i~ person Mon Fri !I <I, Newport Blvd C M. Sht!ruton Newport, 45'15 • l'ilot , p o Box 1560. &display women·.s ready & LEE. broke our own Costa Mesa, ea 9'..!626 to wdt & usslSl 1n other record by doing over S2 - -departmen ts Hours : billioninsaJes&serv1ce. Restaurant Secretary M.dlcal Reoceptionist !> 31'M, Mon-Fra BOB'S SA11S/Jr. A.ppanl MacArthur. N B S..Wang Oprs . sportswear -mfg. Qin make up to $6 hr 6'&2-3472 dept 7 F.xp req'd Fash Is ti 5. If you are interested in a Ftume & p/time pos 1-OPPORTUNITY Sh.ippmic clt!rk. Jtcnernl MF. $650 Benefits Please cull the store reaJ estate career. caJI Ctto..Ofl"M uons. Must be exper'd. ST•RTSIOOO molnlenanee. Malurl'. 644 1035 manage ror Interview for deuuls on our three· TIIE PLACE 64Hl982 ~ --pon """""On a•"-0774 appt day license lr8.U1Jng pro· llCJ loyJ . . Cem or a JOb ut u tlassy ..... ........ '"" llousek ee•r . live in ---------•IMed.JcalAssastnnt TheG "ldD gram Immediate opcrungs 1n SAl.ES olfu:eanNewportCcnter. SW /R el ift9 Newport family des ires • r•r1uGREP Urolony bat'k o ffice. 18 rug ourfaaulyrestaurants<>I 1.J•s•-H--t Fashion l~le. Worldwtd(' Ip K " ... ~" " 161 .,._ ,_ ...... D Mn --~ -• 70 Mlgro(smallelet.'tronics m ature exp person. c.ns: Allral'lave apartment Malurt' woman. Typing. 0 ~ M~, r . If you have a real estate nearby locations We re· If you weren't looking for 1mportml( co. req !'. ~parts needs pen.on to a:>- & ref req1.11red. No ::.mok complex seeks indav !ilotl1L1n g & x rJy Ml li cense. you'll be in qwrenoprev1ousexper a n e w caree r , you wpm t yp1n1< & S t ll , i.lSlmbl.L<\ydept Mui.lbt! mg preferred. 644-471S8 w/succt'ssCul leasmg ex S.\8·22'17 644-7330 leres~ lJl our nalionully J0tn our fnendly teem'! wouldn't be reading this Teleic. fahng & assLSl o 2 detail onen~. No hcsv}' IDEAL for college s lu per to show spt.s & han· rc<'ogo1zed Head SL art Come l>ee us today ~lwn ad. and 1( we weren't II v e w 1 r e s a I e !>men Llflmg. Local work hi:- denls. piume, good hr; tJle leasing arrangt! Medical Secretary SalesTrai.ningProgram 2 4pm. looki.ngforsomeone todo Should be ult!rl. ui: t.urydesired. Sales Delivery. Good m~nts Must be wtlung to ~R'D for busy office PART TIME Cashien d Job. tlus ad would not g.ressave & abihLy to or· O...C:an Electronics money. SJJ.0842 work "'eekend.s & have in Huntington Bch. Must WALKER & LEE is ex· Cook T,...._, be here. JC you a re a garu.ze work. i-:xpenencc 2865 Fairview Rd. C.M adapta ble schedule know frunt office pro· EVENINGS panding, our 12 new of· Waitress career minded adult & ~~~P~~11P ~~lllb~cn~f~~ • ____ E_'_O_E_. __ _ Also. ne<'<i temporary p/l cedur~ 847 2547 fices Will bnng US up lO W.-..LL.....-want the oppty LO earn ,. IUEAL P t TlME, housewives & t•o llei?t girls W/C3rs Over 21 9:30AM 12·Jo. Mon Fra Earn S80 to $100 weekly <Guarantee r.si Must ht' ne at. person abl.: & cnergcl.Jc Lon ·s K1Lehc11 979-0747 aft lOAM f'or ap pmntmcnt. lea!.an g rep to w ork --------45 offices 1n the So. Calif. llllTil"I"'> three Lo fi ve hundred Rart• opport. for ra.:ht SI• Sc,......... weekends only Mg mnl . Promote Jn · Adults with outstanding. areo 23952Avewda de la dollars a wt-ek, eall toll person &>nd rei>ume to l'lellill'Qill644 3389 ternallonal & IO('al ullractive pcrsonaliltes C<JrlotLa,La(o!unall11l11 fn·e Ill S00/321 _9G9 6 Pre s Uo~ fi04 5, Will tram. 1-'/l.Jme.SUlrt 9arn ·111 Noon athle tic eomp ·1 Stu who enJOY working with Call today for a n an · 7311 Edmger, Jiunt. Ueh anytime (for recorded Anaheim, Calif 92>I06 SJ hr. 540-5656. THE IRVl ... E CO dents. hi·school or col lads Start a l $3 50 ""r tervi·ew & find oul why 154 E 17th St: C Mesa mess 1 . " I • •· ~~...1 M · .. -""'"/\dams, llunt. 8 "h agt! &.-<·«'tary.Dactaphonc lor SOUS CHE.f 550 N rt Ce ~ D egc. I-USO n=u gr. own hr. Phone 642·4321 11250, you shouJd Jom the pro· """""' ' 1 5 ewpo nf'r r ofc. Wi ll Lram l ·JPM between 3·00 5·00PM fess1onal team at 4501Campus Dr.lrvme SALES Mnna"em"nt & ins urance r u1mi. PvtN.8 .C.Club.Strong Newport Beach 5407'136orAM's675·3326. a.-Lf:.._.,.L__...:_ · WALKER&LEE Equal OppEmplyrm/f .... ~ supervLsor.TypeGOWl•M bal·kground nee. Foa EquaJOppor Employer ---'"~ Corpora te p osltto n s w recent dit'tuphom• \!X apptl·allG44 -S404 Moct.ls&&corb Equal Opportunity avail Nan nutnllon co. p£'raenl'I' f-'o untu1n1-.;..;... ______ _ Immediate Employirltmt Mt-;N/WOMEN Average -------·- Uk~ Chic.ken 504lp 1L couldn't hurt to call *$10 HR. Mr. PauJ abOul ci reward ~ ing career in real cslnll' Beguuung June4th Jo'ree training 1f you MANAGEMENT quaufy TRAINEES J .C MA.SH RLTRS Sales Rep CALL 168-noo No expenence necessary 1----------1 ueneral Office Manager --- -----• l'\ill or part time LIQUOR STORE •956·4690 F\ill lJm e days Mature. Call for appointment expr 'd. Apply in pcr1>on •842 8433 lloLunc 895 w. t9Lh. CM -----INSPECTOR TRAINt-:1': Locker Att<'ndant Learn ull phases of 1n Responsible ludy to work 0 -<1pect1 on Mui.t pa:.i. in health dub. ti/\M ph~1caJ & bol'k x-rays 1:tPM. 75:! 056.>. A~I.. fut lr11 area CJll for appl Lorena or Lt>c. .>10 7639 E.0 f: ----- --Lot Attendant l~Pt'clOr lor t•lt'rtro!m' Must be 18 f\Jll & Part parts d!stributor . 1-u ll time Callss7.0520 t 1 me. Good bc nd 1t!> ________ _ Hour<. 10·_7· Apply Av~1·1 . MACHINIST 350 MrCormac.:k. CM N B <'O. need" Class A 7~ 6061 Math1rui.I for Hridgl'port INSURANCE Mill & Harcl111ge L.;lhe Mcn5"HS Employer Ask for Sanda REST AURAHT expanding lo the Oran~e Valley IO<'at1on. n 1'2 hr5 --------- <714 > 772·34!0 Co ilrea. For anlerv1ew pr wk. F'or uppt. t·all Sto,• k & s how roo rn fem:t lt! Top mon<'y. f'IXA.nsw..-Sen. <213)589·7362 Soupc, & Sulads, opening caU 6758818 MaryO'Connor.96J·671S2 ( 1 11 h Musthavecur G:H 2MO. All shuts avail. Ex""r 'oon . Counte r . d1<\· ----------EO.L:.Mt '"' person or oca Jg lUll: -----,..~ h h & b h I "· r fixture s tore. Full Um\! prerd. bul will train WAL.KER & LEE was er. us t' p. MOTOR ROUTE Weekends 8 mu.'>l. Call f\Jll & pt Ume. Apply an SALF.S ---------Good salary & benefit!. The Dolly Pilot has u rorappl557 7777 EOE. Real Est• person. Interviews June PRINC ETON AUTO Exp. prererred but not large route m M1ss1on AnEqualOpportun1ty 7t, 8th & 9th. 25pm , LEAS ING HAS IM · *Secre•..ftes• essentaill . A p ply 1n V1eJo. Mon thru f't1 af-PBX Employer Gower S l r e e t MEDIATE OPENING lOll person. 222 V1ctona ~l. ternoons. Sat & Sun Ans w ering se rvice Res t a urant ·Pl aia DUE TO EXPANSION Get.OHThe Beach!" CM.646-nn morrun~s. Must have de· operator full & Ptr. Call R.E. C~ D~ N e wpo rt S ho pp1 n l: IN OUR SALES FORCE. Many Acctng. Gen Ofc pendable car SSO cash 8353561 Want t o know more ViUage. 1000 No. Bnstol M US 1' BE AG · Typc.ti.Los.20.000 depos1t req Gooddnvang ----------about residenltal Real Sl .. N.8 . GRESSJVE W ITH A EmployersPayAll f''ees record. C:ill 642·4321 PBX Operator, ans serv &tate? Don't be a fraid WINN ING ATTITl.iDF.. L11. Remders Agency Leave namr & phone experprefd to ask. Attend a s mall ---------• EXPER PREFERRED 402081rchSt. Ste 10.1 Your c:all wall be re Clll549-3015 dlnner party at Rubens R!STAURANT I N LEAS IN G. BUT Newport Beach 8338190 ed •1 V rd f WI LL ACCEPT A p . Call for appt/estab '64 lum PLUGffOOLING MAN. "esa e e as a guest o p L I C A N T S I N ,_--exper m bwldmg master UruqueHomes. Realtors. JACK IN RELATE 0 SAL ESl---------1 r RV b a n d h e a r D w a g h t THE IOX -NANNY/Hskpr too mg or • oats. Haugen, Prei; .. Real 1'.IELD II-' YOU /\H E Live an. N1<·e home In ek Ph <7t4i 545·22G5 Estate A cad e m y of INTE Rt-;STf.O I N South 1.aJ!una . Good PLUMIERS Professionals. des('ribe MOWHIRIHG G ROWING WI T H A k F I h h r ' cou~ GROWING COMPANY . pay1must spe11 .n~ is flcp1pespec1ausls Oram le many acels. o a "'QIL CONTACTMIKF.CAPIK H..11 1g.17 ~·l"n wanted. Wtll tram. career in Real £c;tale PERSONNEL! NURSES RN I $126.'l/Month RN II $l35:!/M O. LVN 's $112 :! / mo /\pp I y at Pc r s on 11 1• I 0 f f 1 c e , Fairview Sl:llt! Jlu!>p • 2501 Harbor Bhd. Costa ,. " D d t . Th PRESIDENT MON on Mus t h"ve own tr"c.:k IIlller a e 1s urs • u .. J 22 30PM TUE 9·5PM 963·3222 ur Phone 751·&'.l65. une • 7: · SPouscs We have 1mmcd1a Le 9'79-G620 mrluded. Reservations openinits available for PrHsman f' /ti mt n e c es s a r >' • bu l · N 0 Counter Personnel /\ 11 Some expcr des1rahlc OHLJGATIONS. Plrase stu!ls. full lime Salancs AB Dick 360& Itek Po::.1 call Sandy Orlowski. are as follows· Swmg al t1on may w ork into 540.5990 for further in-$2 85/hour: Graveyurd SA.LES S25.000-$50,000 W1thln 5 yrs an your own lni.uranc-e Bus. Secretary ADMINISTRATIVE SECRET ARY SUMMER WORK FOR STUDENTS S6 07 Per hr of prc<irnbl.'d acttv1ly. full & p/l. Mu:-.1 be IS+ Call 171.\1 846-8154 or 871 2500 Studc·n1:. Lo w ork 1n established dinner houM· a.s <'lt"anup. dishwashc~ & kitchen help. Mus t bl· 1iva11 moms Lhru lun<'h Cask & <:leaver. 161io Dow St. N.B. SUMMER JOBS Mesa. 'lose tolE'ranc.:c pri•cL'.aon L'<~La Mesa AJ~ency of work t::xper n'Q'tl Top fer; xlnl opportunity for lx'N>. E o J:: 557 90Sl JSk --------- ;:.i I w 1el\pl·r Pav & for Ron Adams. NURSES AIDES (/lime No. Hunt Bch formation. at SJ/lrour: Days al ~·2628 RECEPTIONIST sz 751hour r1ca!>c apply •Part·t1me to start •full comm1ss1oru. •Free lratrun~ program •Orange County Offil·es H yland Laborat orH·s currently ha?> a pos111on uvaaloihle (or an Ad m1n1slr<.illVl' Se<'relary m our Markeung Depoirt menl Posa lion reqw rt·:. t'Xl'l'llenL l)pani;:. s horthand Jnd rom mumcauon skill!'> Good o rgaruzauonal !.kill:. arc reqwred in order to t•f frct1vely process hea\ y workload En.Joy Lhe beach" Work early ev1•ninRs. s hor1 hrs E:am 515·$40 or mor1· •~·17 y r :. old. Call ~16 working cone.ls the best ---------7 3 & 3-11. <:ounlry Club m 4 > 642·6500 MAJ D wanted full Lime or \Mlv I 106p. 549.3001 --p/t1me SearltrC Molel,1----.;_-----IHVEHTORY 1661 s coast Hwy , HURSESA.IDES CONTROL CLERK Laguna fkh. 494"'4892 7am-Jpm & Jpm t lpm . •Rl ... TER in person. r " Real Estate Investment We need the best. We 'll Professional Office necir pay the pnce Qualit y Orange Co. A irport work essential. M V needs fnendly sharp garl a r ea. Multi. Ch ief & for busy phones & some 385 E. 17th Sfrfft Costa Mesa ·-----Eve Appls Call Now w production control ---------•I Jnd purrha~ing ex pr 1\p MAILDErT. E<tper or lr:ilnees. Mesa Vc·rde Conv Hosp, 66l Center St. CM II a tr 1 s . W r a 1 c : 0 typing Start $650 Pokra ndt. 24001116 Call 979-8533 Mui rlands. El Tor o. anytimr 1205 laller Costa Mesa F91mrs Ins. G"*P JOE CONNERS Laguna Niguel 831-1615 Central oc 87(). n4o F'or add1L1onal anfor ma · lion. ple111>c contact SUMMER JOBS B oil! <1s se mbl )' Male/fem. Day or night 'hl ft s . We lra1 11 MacGregor Yacht::., llh!I Placenua. CM ply 10 person Novello In dustne~. 18285 Euchd fountain Valley. 540 33-IS ----- NURSES A.IDES 926.10 EqualOpportumty Sea ms tress. apply 1n RECEPTIONIST. 9·1PM, E mployer M/F' PHson La r son En Calhy F'erryman (il4 > 540 5000, exL 207 Su perior Lyp1 ,..t , dJ\Crslfied bat·k~round. Jc1nitor1al. (ull t1mt Janilonal mainlenant•r (;ompany twncf1l~ A1>ply an per1>on St<.indard !:>hot• Store!., 31J77 So Hn~tol. A mature andiv. n<'ed<'d ror bRhl packaRin~ of educauonal matenals f'ac1l1ty lorat1•1J on Warner St m Santa Ana Si! 88 J*r hr No ex~r nee. /\pply. National Day !>h.ifl. Xlnt bi:ncf1Ls ,\pply. (larftl'ld <.:onv . H~p. i781 li:irf1dd Ave, II H H-17 \1671 uyLAuD flt•x1blr hourc; salar~ 'I' " +romm15s1on li33 9592 Pnnted rircwt boa~ mfr good typist. 1 girl office. ~~~~~~~~~~I lerpnses. 18170 Euclid lunnJ( tram~s . SJ 2.'i pr S4 00 hr. 640-5780 or -_St_._F_v ______ _ hr lo start 40 hr work _6"0 __ 17_52 ______ ---------1 ... SECRET•RY LABORATORIES Tallor. part tame A1 3300 Hyland /\\I' 1-..ase. tn l''ashwn Is la net wet.>k 3002 S Oak St. RESTAURANT .. ~ Sant11 Ana _ RECEPTIONIST GET A A.rchit.ctural office. l 'M Systems Corp. \34it U1rr h NURSES A.IDES ~t. N .U. !Near OC Day sh1 h Xlnl bcns I\ 1 rpo rt I ~;qua I 0 P Bayview C11nv llosp. 2055 PRINTING Pleasant manner & ill'· Top skills req'd, typiftC) E--'dLitho curate ty pi ng r l'<fd LITI"LE minimum i>Swpm, -r• Vaned clen <'a l dullC!> CLASS satary co~nsurote Rotary Offff-t Good benefits & allrat• w/ew....-. Costa Mc!>J , CA 92tl2& Pleasant work ml! cond1 II On'> Ca I l La 1 lor i,h(IJI Equa1 Opportun1t.> • mgr 644 5070 porturuly Eaiplo)'er Thunn i\v1•. l'\1 Aff1rrnallvt' JANITORIAL J'ART & FULL T IME 5'lli 1~30 .__ .......... __ -!------ -r---Nursini.: f'~ss Ope-rotor live surroundings. FOR THE -r-· Must know s napout & Duncan a.ctronics Aclton l::mploycr Te.iehrr a ide pos1t1on l•--------•_•I Transportation rtoqwred f\J II P tr 645-84 J.i J ANITORS p Lim~· ofc deaning 1·VC'S ~ ~;N & W 0 MEN I' tamt• DAY MATRON lmml'<l openings C M . N II . Irvine & SA Musi have car & home phone l:01ll 532 ~ or apply at 123 N Oh\•e. Orange. \loo thru Fri ----- •JANITORIAL* \11-'.:"J WOMF.N COUPU.:.t) :"I/OW llJ RIN<i' l':trt tame perm PQ'l\1on foe appL c.i112s2 7~4! l,m1tonal Service .! i"ISILIOn.., ror r('SJ>C)nSi bl<' young men for health M a 1 n t e n u n c e & RH'S 1.iJn?!.cupe. t'Xpn'cl •11n Reue( superv1~ors lor 7 3 ly.CJ11afl 4 30pm&Sun &:J.ll ,r1t1rnc ll ·7('hur~e con lanuous business 2865Fa1rViewRd.C.M. SUMMER! WmLP.,..iraA.uoc.. forms prcf>s . Will con· E o E. Part and full time day MacArthur BIYd at days, 751 0600 sider traanang w /sorne lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim and night s hirts .ire Fon:I printing ba('kground. RECEPTIONIST a vailable . <.:ooks & Con:ina~Mar nUfSL'S LVM S.A. area of Orange Co. (W k dsO I counter personnel m ust 6 .... 0620 E.O.E. M/F 714/540-8027 ee en ° Y 1 be 18 years of age for .,,... MANAGER/ASST J 11 mcd1cat1ons. Good Immed operung for re-closmg. Apply in person sal & fringe benefits. ---------• cepl. to work 111 busy real datl Large retail oreraLmn Mesa V"rde Com• llosp, Pnnlmg estate ofc. Mus t be y. located in So Ca owned 661 Cc n l c r S l, C M LEAD personable. able lo han· by national firm. Direct ~S._'18_·_5585...;___· ------dJe pressure of extre me· r e s po n ~ 1 b 1 I 1 t i e s I.> busy phones & h.i 11e Superv1s1on or o'er SO OfflCE POSITION PRINTER a('curate typing. Cart's Jr. Secretary -Insurance Fa:.l g rowin ~ S t a te f"ann /\gent needs hard workmg people person Wall tram. Call Mary 645-64711 1n N e wport employel.-s College & r:-t Please <'a ll 644·3389 pcriencc n•'l'essar.> Job secunty. advanl'l' 9am 'l.JI Noon SECRET RY I mcnl, informal work t•n <\·~ Yrs exper m orrscl THE IRVIME CO. A Sa ary l'omrnen!>urale i with cxperal•ncl' 'ironmenl. f1rsl t'laso; producl on oper ations 550Newport CtrDr RM.f'/timt w/lllc receplfor ada~en· 3l852 Del Obispo SL San Juan CaplSlrano Equal Opp Emplyr M /F Beach LlK·ratl\·c ancrnl1\.e pro-rnedJcal l>enerit'i. profit F..xper. an 1250. 28SO & Newport Beach Country Club Conv cy loc nr 0 C Airport .:ram St.·nll r .. sume to sh arm(.! .~ re ta remt'nl /\polio opcrauons Com· Equal Oppor Employer Hosp. 549-306l llandle busy ph 's, l} pe CIJ:o.sifit.'<l /\d : l9l. Uaal} plans Dnng us basic Lyp pan y s ponsorcd 1 n wpm accur ately. Xlnl J-'tlul. p o Bo'I IS60, ang !.kills, allent1on to d<'· ::.urance. cdurat1un re Rabbi•'s ROCJ & Mop work'g & Bener F~xper CO!>ta Mesa. Cuhf 92626. l.uls . .ib1hty Lo '>how up fund program & more. Wo men needed. Good req d Call Pally 833-8435 on time anrl we w1ll tr:J11l RECEPTIONIST pay 757 Good hours Call J c.:arl"t'r-oncnled person Please contat1 Pt•rson· The Jolly Roger. Inc. 1s ~57 SECRETARY/ roravnnctyofrhallen~-nclOept. looking ro r a f1t1me STA.TTYPIST SECRET A.RIES lrnmed openin gs for se<·retan cs 10 ~ork for The lrvtnt! Co Secy /Cotnm1jlftdust &ckJ(round in real l''l . sales. leasmg, escrow or documentation helprul Typing 65 wpm & d1Clal· phooe s.ey cm.con Secret a ry LO work a'> n~· .. ded . I :l ~ r' ::.{'<'l'Clanal ex per T> 11 an g 1>0 wpm & dal· ta phone my /Financ~ Secretary walh J,!OlJd typ inl? Some stat t} pani::. 10 key & dJctaphone rxp('r. Excellent benefit:. & run last1c lo\'Orkang t!nvaron ment Tc•chn1c1an TEST TECHNICIAN We 're a growing m1.-ro 1traph1i:s equ1 pment manur. w /an 1mml.'d operung ror J test tel'll ~ 11 2 yrs d1~11 al ex per \ bal·k i::rou nd 1 n m1('roprorc·ssors 1s d .. :.irablr Musl be able 111 n · Ml ::. I.' h ,. m a t 1 , • ., '" t•ni;:anet'nnl? drawani.:s A' a 01v"1on of a NYSI·: 1•orp , "'" oHrr J .. mall 1•11 almospht•re xlnt 'lart1ni.: :.al & 1ncl1v growth potential l'I e11sc Ca 11 t<•ror An Interview /\ppt. 1 luh. Mon fr1. 51\M ----- 2PM. ssoo mo. Compan} Manal(cr. fc1br1r :.ton:. bent•fils 752·0565. 1\s k for C-0!.til MN~ l xper. re H.oyor Mike qui red. call c ollt!rl 213 /627-4471 If you're not reallan.I( th<' httlt~ ads in Cla81>1fie<I. you're rni~'ling a lot of newsy information a 1> well us some greal buys s.cy /R~stdentiai BRUNING Sl'crctary w /xlnl typing, uig alt1v1t1es. We are a Iii\ perm. recept. Must ~ SALES Versatile typist for husy strong, established. \81 PACIFIC murUAL personable. attractive & No exp er i c n c e mkLng research firm f:mwing small company expcr'd. Pos1t1on r e · necessary. Will train for Dulles to include hvy srlhnit to mu.~1c stores 700 Newport Center Dr quires hte typing & 10 irisade sales. Pref. 25 yrs typmg & gen ofc func-MANICURIST For exclus ive beauty 1>alon. P /Llmc. Expcr nee 552·3833. .... W ..ted 7 I OOHetp W a1ttfll 7 I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• INVESTMENT SALES l'n'c.11i:11111c; "t•concl l ru-.l ~l'l'll 111' \!"l rl\l'lll 11rrn " "''t•kmR m '''Pl'rlllllt<il 'Jll'"t>C•:-1111 t 11 .,, II prim<• Or:.i111:c C:uunl y I l'~1dcnl1.1I louni. l'reler lnd1v1clual \\1th .:nod 111\c~tor bu'c Jnd Hrul f: . ..,lJh' ... <ill' lit•(·1hc This 1'l nn t'XC'epllnnal opportunity for un Jnd1v1dunl "',th i.ucc1•ss 111 St!c·ur1t1c!i Sales un<I lonklni: to (•nlc·r a r.rowth oriented 1nrl11:-.I n · '-l<llhO\ll lh•• r unr rrn of markl't tk<'lin<' t:it<'rllrnt <'l'lmm1'i'ltOn <.chl'dUI<' prrmltc; unllmil('(f pl.'r'\Onol Jtrowth 1ancl immC'rl11.111• 11woml' J>r..,..,•nt lnv•·~lm1'nl Coun5rlor~ 1•arn a m1n1rnum or ~1~.ooo 00 annually Our In.in .. rirt• \lo rllll·n to nil rar t 'oph1i;t1r111i•rl ln\·t•..i or< ~<'l'klnit !'.<'rt111• 11)\\'slmi•nts with \ ll'llh UVertJf.llng I 2' 1 NEWPORT EQUITY FUNDS, INC. 62Q ~ Center Drive, Suit• 211 Newport Beoch, California 92660 1 hrougbout the world Newport Beach key adder. ~75 lo $600 lo or age or over. 557-0822 Lions. Will train on word sh helprul & chctaphont• Addressograph/ Must be poised & able to Mull1graph ~art alS650 ... theni::o up Call6403528 s tart. Apply, 17042 master system Please Lt> $675 in 30 day~ .. lh<•n Equal Oppor Employer Gillette Ave, Irvine. Sales apply. 18005 Sky Park deal etreclavely w (a ll 18L5S Ritc·hl'Y t""""" of """Pie Santoi Ana 1L·s up l o you ! AD· 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;; ASSIST.MA.MAGERS Bl vd , no J . lrv111e. DITIONAL SKILLS & f'roductton 19 We have <2 > rull or 546·3814 ",,..... r-v Ca II 836 6621 Clertl Typist F. X P Jo: RI ENCE CA N R.E. SALES p/llme posiUons open ror --------- B 00S T START I N<; Htfpen as sl!>l mana ~en . SECRETARY Pr-rt1y M-' Equal Opportunity ~r-· ~..... Employer m1f/h Clerk typist to handle ex-1---------• Lreml.'IY busy phones & type60wpm / f'/\ Y Srnd res ume to We are a c <' e pt in It OPPORTUNITY Fashion background ner For Corporate Attorney t:ll. llox 2117, NB !1266;1 appucation!> for produi:-Work in a eomfortably Salary + comm +profit Type 60. d1ctaphone & or OFFICE HEL, J . II 1• r I.> 1• r t II o I I Jeweller~ needs r /lame orfl<'e hl.'IP Apply 11) person mt RmLol St. C.:'1 (So Coa,L l'latal Office ~1rl. lcma h.'. I' tr Small office. soml' book keeping & payroll ex· penence needed. R AM-l2 0000. SaJary open. Mesa Lanes 646-3993 OFRCECLERK r·or busy data processing ro Dulles includ~a al· mg, rihng & checklOJ( rnmpuler Input. P/lame nt>x hrs. S2 6.'> to $2.00 per hr lnl<'Rralt-d Data 228.1 f'1urv1cw Road Co6ta M eStl 546 6080 Opening:-. for 3 a<lll1.1 to eum S200-SSOO mo. PIT. nppro'< IOhrs/wk Cull aftns f~r a_p~t. 642.smfi _ Oral Surl(l'On s urgical as s ts la n t Ex pe r1 en Cl' necessary Call 963 07Z7 or 751·9184 attar 6 PM Huntington Beach t100 helpers on Tues. & decorated oHlce 1n a pn· i.hnnng. Call for oippt sh No pnor ex~r n<'l' Thu rs. Apply al t he sllgeareswhere then·a'I too Xlnt ~orkmg l·Onds&fr personnel office between constant buylnii and wll TM Look 644-2400 1ngc benefits. ~II Mrs !l l l/\M & I 3PM Ex· mg. Unique Homes 1n lrwm for appl 833·tl38'"' l'ellent s aJ,1ry. benefits & Mesa Verde has a new SALESCLERK ~ood working t•ondations manager. a new "70/30.. SECRET ARY Please cull 644-3311~ !lam 't1l noon THE IRVINE CO 550 Newpon C<•nter Or Newport UcJrh Equal Oppor i-;mplo}t'r CALIFOA.M comm1ss1on S('hedulc. for gift.s. <'a~ & drugi; Unique po.<; ~1 va11 combm· Newport Beach Expr & 16001 Von Karman several new UsUngs and pref S40-?:r7J mg set'relan nl atJ-Se<'y /Stalls l t<'aoin. part Irvine a new lease. We arc look-m1n1str all\e skills for lime, gen'I sccretan al. EOE Lng for sales people. ex· ---------•! V P of fina nce of promi no shorthand construr -penenced or new! llow SALES nl'PI trade as~~ Xlnt uon co. record ke<>panl(, Pr-odilcffoft Trqlftff about you? Call Sandy GIFT SHOP typing & s.h req d /\ballty sub-contractor payment Rubber hose products. Orlowslu or J im Wood at to asst.st m personnel & 642 1121 lrvine area. Must pass 546-5990 MA.RJUOTT HOTEL ofc mgmt functions. Xlnt --------- co. physical inrluding I••-------We a.re seeking a people worlung conds In N B. Sec'y. we need a person to bar k xrays. Call for I•--------• oriented person able to loc. Sal commensurate be the right hanct for l! app\. 540-7639 E.0 .E. 8 a: t...t...-work nexible eventng w1exp Call Mrs. Jrw1n very busy fmancial con "''"' _. hours. 3 Nights per week. for appt. 833-8384 sultants. If you arc co pa· Property Mgmt Co. needs One or S. Calif, leading Apply 9am·noon ble of rwlning ttll oftaer Real f:S tute Licensee. bid.rs and developers IS Mon-Fri Personnel SECRETARY /RECErT. fun<1 1ons. like to work» Must be e.xper'd in all 1n the process of 1n 900 NeWl>Ort Center Dr &-" 30, 5 day wk. Airport long hard day undl•r PH' ar1?os of property mgml terv1e wing for their re Newport Beach an•a Must be neal. ul '>hUrc-m an un11trur1urC'd lncludlng leasing, mum sale divis ion We ore Equa!Oppor Employer tract Good telephone environment where you tenancc & legal asperts seeking :imbatlous. UK manners. arcur \yp1i.t. determant' how thl.' JOh 114 S11bm1l rc.-sume & :1alary gresstve. h<'Cnsed tn- -IJLesh Call754·7641 done. wf! l·an PllY you req'ct lo Classified od no d1 vidual.s who have a SALES/JlARDWA RE commensurllle with your 291. <'IO Da.aly Pilot. PO pos1Ll\le menlol sttitude Full time. Apply an SECRETARY ubahty +torter i.omr un Bolt 1560, <h.;ta Mesa. Ca and a real d esire for sue p e rs o n . C r o w n Xlnt typing & sh rt'q'd usu"I opportuniue~ for 92626 ce:;.'i, but wbo understand llardware. 3107 E Cousl Ma" Card A & lrgt1I ex xtra i·ompc·n'lntion Cuti lhatthelrgoa~1.1ndoul"6 Hwy,CdM per pref'd Xlnt co AJma»L64011J25 ''yc.hlatrtc Tech can only be reach ld by --=---------bent'flt11 Sa I coftl S1034/Montb Apply al hArd work. We w1ll lraln, SaJeapett1on, expcr. 3 dy:. mensurate w /3 bah t y Pe r so n n e I 0 r r I <' e , call tor lntervlew. Mon· a wk ln chUdrens store. Send resume lo· Law or fo'o1rvlcw Slate Hospital. Fri. 9AM-4PM, ask for 9:3().$.30, N.8 552·3601 fice. 610 Nt'wport <Antt'r 2501 Harbor Blvd. Costa Buu. 960-.:Mll Or. no. 1220, Newp0rt Mcaa Want Ad Results 6'l2·5671J Bea<'h. CA 92660 SNVl('e Station Allen dant, exper'd Day 4t Eves fo\111 & p/Umc. Ap ply, Sht'll StJlllOn. 17th & lrvme. NB Telephone Sou c1tat1on Xlnl opportunity for r 1 work w F T pay l)Olen l1al fl-VI 9-i27 Telephone Sales EARl Y BIRDS! WOltl( 1:30· I For F'vn In T1'e A.ftentOCMls NOOHERS! SLEErlN & Wortt 1·5 We have something for everyone 1( you 1l kl' Lu talk on lhe phone. WE'RE FOR YOU Base pay above min wug(' Add cornm1.ss1on & bonu.c;es to your base pay for high <'Orn1ni1:1 Stu dentJI nl"o rinrl this lln adenl job CALL 8334095 TIME-LIFE Ubrwin.IK. £quul Opp Emplyr m tf Tow Tru<'k D r iver n~t'd, cx~r'cJ. Mu"it bvc C.M. CAii 646-9838 C' (" ... .. ,, ... '. • • I •• lt I ./ Monday Jun• !i. t978 OAH.Y PtLOl' Trucks 9560 Avtot, l111potW Hetp W•t.d 7100 Az'f ,u u IOOi ........ IOIO Mitc.1f ••0111 1010 OM« F.tf'tlhn I loGh. rower '040 ••••••••••• ..,,. ••••••••••••••••••••••••• '... •• • • •••••• ••• • ••••• ••• ••• •• •••••••••• ••••••••••••• ..,..,_... 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l~truc~dn'~' ~\I OU.lth\"(1 \t.. 7 1"(lUC'h•loH111u1t.r n LUGGAGITA-.S ....................... ~::J:.':'I pill \)\~rZl)r. 1 P..t l.&r·ut~k-ctwo • yt'lluw trtl)ft Gwd frotn'Jourbus\.Ott.1card t~Top~kS70 15"S 9 150 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • c-umm A. ll~nd11.. U)Or&e•d "Oldlly l'OOd llMl t'tl I Seod one card fur ucb 4r C Eltc typewriter SEA RAY BOATS I\\ \utOlll\)(1•t .:-«r\ ~~~.·"~~r IW\n~~un.\ 6 N." bdrm •t'l qual »II taa plus oneo apani Wt w11tud S75 642-8211 Nlw 0 •••••••• ••••••••••••••• Clt'an i4 1'"ord <•T bill '7S St Lf'~nl X R 75 & ~· wht :sln~·) 1.o m1 , SL 70 Tnrked Otht"tS moo w 1·.impn :1 hell ·•··••······•····•····· IU l ' l'<tU, l....., \il~lu'l\,1-'\ , ... r • .. l ti pen ~ C!'2~ 1~:-t ... pl ~Y n1~ wl>Ud llk~ nn. l'l.000 re uto ptrrnan e n Y SAVINGS Old Town \lllu.! lo\IU ~-c ISJ9 ·~ SH.led aurarttve la& • OT 32A Copier W/cabtnet u ~.en 1010 --•Lrap rneetiog airline atand. supplies. etc ntil 8PM • ••• •• ••••••••••••• •••• 11 \ti. U !'. "" 3 ' "' • I D ~w rt'mt<nl.9 Pr~ Perfect for oew bu.s~~j I' fHi II t u M "G F. D J1 JIH lh ,\II """·"' )\~J vent IOl'l3 & tht-n I for a or a& back up Prrnli. 7 ft... a week HOTPOIST SALE 3308 l'h ll·HI II ii· pc1110nulu~ ta& ctoclo.t' copies from S 118 to 14.. IMJ~ \\ \\IU'lk'r nr Harbor. Dwbld~ C:omph•tc w ~~~~"M:~·P!:!>:1~ !~1-~--·644--4-760-----ONCE A YEAR TUJM!l ~Ana Wl'i-2:921 &pc-.ad ~ Call 675 I~. Wlll bal'lt & lrtm your Peh 1017 ll.i.nd) t:n•n l)'~ Cood l'A..'>H PAii> 1134 0520 work ~. Ot try two canb ••• •••••• •••• ••• ••• ••• • CLEARANC [ ,.ood-.orlu.nii & mecb I W&hr Or) r,. ftcrr1 g NEWS P<.:OAK ~c:kl.Obacli.. Nanday Conure Parrot Mwmum S22S 644-lf.OS 646-ZlOO. OM 0368 ·75 Honda 750. 14,000 m1 . $1~ SSI 1129 mt, '75 Chevy Ll P1t·kup. 4 ·5pd, ta~ dl't'k. l'tlUlUI pm ~tn11111i:. only 25.000 ou s. xlnt <'ond. $3095 673 1766 1!175 HonJa 7S0. UK ~king $14:,0 S.51·1429 ·74 Ranchero. P S, J> B --------/\/C. :auto tran ... ;,:;: 'Ti llttrlcy Davidson 175. Clevelaml ""'lni;. $250-0 bk\• n\•w. under 1.000 mt. 496 !1877 aplltudll ner Pt•rm wotlon.-eornot957 133 BORMSF.T $800 PRICES Bnghtgreenw/blkhead, carocr poe tor QUfllJhed --640-2.577ttft5pm S2eaorJ/s.1 turq brell3t, red. tame. applicant. Call ~J Keomoru wubl"r $95. 415tap Sl.60~a. qwet. z cages. 1·4' tall. 1 111\l!!t ~ .. u $950/be:;t of ------- SGT• U ,370. fer 640-8561 Ma rk, luve '60 .,... wn pickup Cherry 30' Sportbr1dge, twin mes cond .. new 11,...:s, :stwcks hl.'lwn 7·9am for appt Spe\.'1.1 Queen gas dry~r Honn 1060 6 9 t1tgs SUO ea sm. $8.5 for all. 642 7387. $85 M11ytag washer ns. •••• •• •• •• ••• •• •• • •• • •• 10 or more Sl 40 en Trtovel agent needed for WhlrlPoOI dsbwsb.r S7:> AQHA S11les Tax Included Mcryo's llrcl F-arm I urge au lo male d GWU"anteed & dellv~red NO CAHO? Special Newport Beac h agency 546-8672 Mare clab~r bloodline Drow your own or send All kinds of cagel.I & Mm1mum 2 yrs recent m_.;-t.s 8020 Regi.stereJ 8 yean1 old name. addre11s. phone & aviary birds. 646-2200 t!J(penence mlemat1onal --,.. we'll make one card per ---'------- & domesuc commerc111I ••••••••••••••••••••••• $l50o. l7l<&l 731 6449• tag.Addz:;teacb Plaeos&°"Jca"$ 8090 s ales. Sala r y com llKES&MOPEDS afler6PM Sendcheckormooeyor· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mensurate with ex New & l.IBed, buy, sell, Houului•d Goock 1065 dcrlo STAR SPINET penence. &33 9616 trade. Cycle & Co. 2488 ••••••••• ••••• •• • •••••. PILOT PRINTIMG Nds Repair $500 .-nucK D Newport Blvd. <.: M Sta.mles.s s teel waterle~s P 0 Box 1560 Call840-34J'7 eves •" nver S3 SO hr. &l2 7910 ,.._ M r n ~ 6 or salary. Apply. 1606 S c.ookware. 19 pc ~et. '-U:lla esa. ~ :r.:;u2 TY, Rocio. Main St, Santa Ana. C::-rm & hfelimc w a rr Day!> Designers Leftovers Liv. Hifi, St.reo 8098 V8's, trim tabs. electnc Motor ___ Homt ___ Salc/ 493-1856 :~~~~ s~~g~~~~ ~~~ a..t/S~ f 160 Ford 'i4 "'250. Kungcr gallon rue I, many extras ••••••••••••• ••• • • • • • • • loaded, I tvn ~ui.11 whhl lonJy Stock 1163:! ftenl a 1977 Exc1•ul1vl' +more $4200 ~ 4446 So•• $3,532 24 • Express Cruiser VII. trlr. clectnc rcfng, dOl'k side power. tnm tabt.. wiper&, 100 gallon rul'I. loaded 2 only Stock IJ63l. 673. No dt.'alcr~ please M11to rhome or Mrn1 motorhomc Crom lf1·rb Ft1t'<lla.ndcr Ca II 11ny ur Utt~l' numbt•rl> 898-6777 537-7777 821-1888 1'75 DATSUM rlCltUP With s tandard eq u1 p rtt1.'flt & m 1>:ood cond1l10n (1A37504) l<'or"lale at ONLY $2075 Cort Fox LeaM.q Hmt 20' Mw Mtr Home. 645-3661 CREVIER &I Sf • UOAO""A' \AWIA AIOA 835·3 17 t t .. r Ill flMA n DllNl"O MAClil"( •USEDIMWs* '7120024 spd (i~l41 'i2 2002~p.(~L1A I 'i42002A.A tC/t!>9f!LPO l ·75~ AUl(l \9lbMTV '76S30t.Lux(606PHM l '76~. S/Rt581RCS l '71l3 051A 1475.PQS > '7i 320\ 4.l\p .. stereol09'Jtl 1 . CloMd 0.. S..adays ·r: UMW5301 /\uto. i.unroor. stHt'<> H.t.;ll tlit'\'f <."OIOr AbJ011.t••1y Imm,., $1 l ,OOU t'h 646 ~;()ij 6 644 0070 -------BMW -;., 2002. w saddle 1nte1 ss-ioo. ~ 7279 ---:>47-4418 .... ,...,.. 1030 SJS.n7::i rm Brkfmt ~/olr Sora ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••""•••••••••••• Must sell household Lble $6S. L.g Ant chair 2S"COLOR CONSOL1'; 9715 fully o;elf·cont'd, res<'rvr ------ rn1w &l2·0948 v-So-Ye $3,245 9570 CGpri ••........•.....•..••••••.•........•.......... rro POSITIONS OREN Sobgor 70mm·210 zoom goods. call after 5 S3(IO Bdrm furn $50-$400. Works good $149 . or am bl l lou s s e Ir Macro lens. Fits Minolta 631 ZT81 AnUqUfl S20 up Hdbrd" Cdl 964·212l starter!!. to earn xtra cameras. Sl50 968-3476 spread $225. Sleeper sofa ---------money, 10-l5 hrs weekly · ..._..., 1070 SlZS. Sat & Sun ~5 332 Speakers. Sansui. l pr 24' Cuddy Cabin. V8, lrlr . loaded. Ready to hi,h, C1~ hermen'l> dcUghl On!} one Stock 11SS4 It ENT NEW 27 PAC:~ i\RllOW. :.I p:. b. full b11tlt ... p 646-4~6 621 CIJU.Nl:J ig'IJ Dodge l-, ton. lo mt. '76 Cupn V 6. PtS. dlx 1n P/S. heater. AMJFM. It ter AM /FM l a s11 Lo trk stereo. capt ·s ch:.11,_., nu "I S3100 646 1578 Call ror appt. 494 51611 Cats 8035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Evening Canyon Rd. X7500 ck 1 pr LM330. Both ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~aut1ful 1 29K VVSI CdM cost $1000. Musl sell Best sw1er conven11on $3750 . c or bsl orr 552 9444 or 71 apn. IGOOce. ,4 ~.YI. TYPIST HCEPTIOHIST Persian kittens. Cf'A re· round diamond mounted offer. 768-1407 So•e Sl ,193 zo· Runabout. Vtl. trlr. one only Stock 11570 For renl ne11. P<1ce 1\rrow Motor Home. sll.-ep:, ; l>wly 1Wkly s.J2 9726 ~ 5630. Iv m~g ~; ;~~s Jr~:~~:~~ g11tered. Xlnt quality. in while gold Tiffany i;el bea Ull ru I Jon I( ha Ir . ting. Appraised $15,000. HEYER loah&M..;..e ""',.. .. --i3 I ton Chevy Step Van. Fn --------- Arclutectural omcc re· From s how parents. Bestofr. 67S.S418 q1.11res accurate typist , 65 638-9308 wpm mm. Musl be neat, ---- DUPLICATOR ••••••••••••••••••••••• • I i4 llanest. 22',33,000 rn1. l3' body. 34,1155 mi's. DatMl!t Cf720 HA R SON'S mr. nt'w tire!>. xlnt l'Onll good cond ~o 04.28 • ••••• ••••• •••••••••••• reliable & pleasant DoCJ& 8040 $100. Model 70 complete ly rebwlt. used I time. Includes chemical & paper Call 1-7:17·6449 Gt••tll ,010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU RAY Xtra!> i.lps 6 Sl800 l\rt-..r ·;5 DOOgl' vnn. '• ton, 3101 Coast Hwy. N l:S !I. 675·25111 J0.000 m1 , new ltrt.'"· 'llnl * DRIVEA * * LITILE ..• * SAVE A LOT Wm L Pereira ASSOl' MacArthur a l Ford Hd Newport Beach (714) 644-0620 E.O.E. -M IF ••••••••••••••••••••••• Golden Retriever pup pies. AKC Field & show 12' 6HP Mere. Forward controls. '295 or bsl of· fer. 644· 1605. • ___ 63_1.·254_7 ____ Trai~. Tra vel 91 70 rond . m.iny t·~tr.1, ••••••••••••••••••••••• $4800 All e r :. l'M pct Shots. w ormed, Sol11a1rc app raised Mesa Verde Country Club rtlllled w/TLC. Xlnt dtsp S17.SOO/$.S,SOO. Mem~rsh1p, full equity W' Prowler wlf cont i.;;r. 1175 2510 SHOP&COMPARI:: l213> l\25· 1561. S 1 2 • 3 0 2 O I $ 3 9 O O · mi:mbersh1p Outstand· W• an MCJI tr.des of boots for r.al estah & loon, Safi 9060 Ltft hitch ~ 'lt>un $1!19~ AMfos Wmwt.d 9 590 BARWICK DA TSU ... ____ ~.602/s:MOO. Other ~cm~. 1ng investment. Save fyp1st1Rercp11oni:.l for DOG T RAINING 714 546-07 0 $3,000 lhru P vt Pty. As k· dental office wanted El' Pvt l'lasses & boarding mg SIS,000 968-4S-07 eves :'..~~e preferred Call ~ohn Martin 548·00:>9r-MclcJ==._=""._ry 8071 aft 7PM Moving on boat. Must find ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport Beach Tennis f)'p1st. repro. Must be the loving home for 10 yr old Lathe American 19x36'' Club Limited number or best• Experience on fem Collie Free Also $2,450. Colchester 17X55" tennis & s wim mern- Xerox800dual tape. Like Bu!f Cock er w/papers 3 i nch holde. $3,250 bersluP6 avail 644·0050 graphics, & variety . $75640-036Saft 6. Radial drill 4• $3,000 Dons Flex.ible hours·good pa}. Vertical borer 48" S6 000 --------Busy word process ing M 1n1 n tu re Pe ma I e <2l3> 961.3434 · Sammons clec hosp bed. s~l'\lcecent.erw1th photo Schoauz.crs w tpapers 9 --------Xlnt cond $475 Call lypesell1ng Airport wks old Sall & pcpJ>('r ACOUSTICAL Ceiling & 83.S-4654eves area TheOfhce 152 0693 Champ bac kground Texture Spray Machine OIL PA!NTlNG 34x70" 5.!J&.4331 100 gal tank. $1100 Ph Wa1Lress. no cxpt'r -• 644·7l83 SeaM·ape. framed. Blues needed. PIT over 111 llusk1c-Collie mix puP·1------& Rrns Valul' $375. Angie's Ptua ~I 3525 pie.~. 8 weeks old $S ~ 8080 Redecorated home Sell 25260 La Pat Rd . I.a,.: eath. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SU() 96'l·475_1 ____ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pp 646·7~l •le• Yen& W• ho.e '73 Terry. 23 . twrn bed boots Ii properlin r .. -•*•,•6•9•C-oronodo---•2•5-t fully~ c·ont, air. awning. ody to trocW. l:nsign -.. l'lllra~ F:x l·ont.1 y a c h t S a I • s . ly WncoLoaded for w 'WO ·7u LTD sla wi.:n 541-1 ll2.67S.l,SO rruismg. New VHF rt"blt cng Mu~t ~di Ex cc I ten t Cond 1 536-4071! .iJtl·r ::i PM ~=-wt t10n! $7500 Ntt·r 16' Layton. t.:z lift. 9030 661 -6029 hltrh. dee brks . .iwnin~. ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• • ( Pn vale Party l 'lra:.. pvt prt)'. 640 75114 WAMTTO 5al! --- Wluteline recorder. two AJJI ·YAM.AH.A Ill "ully ~cir t'Onl31ncd . .!. engine synchorusers. two DEALERS I.ink~. n ew b,1t\l'r\ & ancllors. JO amp deck y h u k hrilkes Good Sha1H" ac l oro craj!l' '$1i5U ~2 ?2!1-l cord. depth n asher. mast L.lsttngs Wanled I ligbl, swim ladder. p0h· Southw•lMn Autos for SGk holders & a complete F1 Yacht Sales quench holon system Call Dale <tl 498·Z109 ~'616 Nl•wporl lll\ tJ .....•.........•..•.... 9 52 0 ffils 5S2·0l!:>S King !>ize waler tx.'<11.lurk II & ~Scotch Ulade iron!> w-:-------Fne to You 8045 pine with hcal.lboard & 2 !I PW SW used 3 times S Mcrin• lethry Saks ~:S~~~s~ci·sAJ1~e1 k~~··••••••••••••••••••••• ~;;:;~~~~s ~~~1.;~~~~-Shafl.D3.645·9568 Special: 8D 2 15 amp Newp0rt l.k·tH·h m.i> 67:J 9:m Catalina 27. VII"'. 1'11•1· slart oulhd. xlnl 1·ond ······················· l!l'bl Chryslt.'r. needs rom vlt•tf' restoration. 1·n~1nc runs. extra p.trts 492 2.588 1(11 2tst Pl. NB a fl 3pm Free lo good homl' :1 yr old $119 9< G l M <.i er m an Shepherd mcnt. Only S200 968 8561 1-'ur sale 2 elec kilns. I & Z . "· enera annc female w paµcrs. un aft5 30P M 1.uft Batteries.631·43-13 Wa1tre!>:.. exper 'd only Frulay lunch, Sat/Sun breakrast. $3.SO hr Pvl club Manon, 673·3515 spayed. Mu~L tw rt•tlrl'd . PH__;._.E M .._TE Call !'>-10-1g()S > loats. Pow•r ~ouplc or home w non ~ " ••• •• • •• •• •• • •• • •• • •• • • 9040 work.ing mother Needs w warrant Y $ 7 !I MIM:.MCllMOUS Bay boat. 18' Lapstrake companions hip, great wfremote fl49 750 :mn Wcmded 8081 Classic; Gray 1/8 . Xlnl WAMTED W1cluldren. 9688561 art RogerBrown ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2495/trade759·0'..!60 AUDEPTS. _5_:JO_P_l't_t _____ 4 new M1chchn JR 711 ORIEHTALRUGS Merchandising dlSplay, 6 a-..A...:rkittefts ures + 4 lSxJ.1•2 radial and tapestnes wanted. domestic appliance ~ales .......,.._ s p 0 kt' r 1 m ,, C ,, st Cornplete sales & service &service.6·10PM. ~day 7 week * 546-5392 $600 1-~~11 S400 firm bytxpt'rls Shah 'n Shah. Sat. No exper. needed 1n Nnit_.. 8050 67S.ll273 S.57·1400. "-Ome areas. Top wagt..~ •••••••••• ••• ••• •• •• ••• ----------Profit shanng program Oval 9' yellow & white WANTED RA LP ll S Phoocfor 1ntcrv1ew af\er **I BUY** s hag rug w/fnngc gd MKT Number I Pnze IPM.979-Jb62 Good used f.urniture & cond. $10. 76 Puch Parly Con tei.l Need Applt;inces OR I will Moped$300646·6145__ Stamps 112 & llAVE FOR SALE 1975 24 · Reinell Segdan Bndge, OMC 225, xtra clean. dual st~tion. VHF. depth ftnder, bait la nk, many xlras Priced Lo move. S.stoffer. St 1,950. 830 508.') 77 <;ATM.1NA 30 Xlnt cond $!!1.!lOO 008 13!16 wcekdti)'t"\ l'~ Islander JO. MK ff. ~up.·r boat, many xtr3!> $23.SO(l P.I' 644 1836 '77 Vent!Lre 25· Many 4•'( tras Mus t !>ell111tr 770.0606.168-4000 afl ti 14' Hob•~ cuslo m :.,111 w/slorage bx & trlr Xlnt cond $950 642 6477 WAREHOUSE &DEUVYY Stamps ;q & 113 o( i.t:llorSEl.LforYou. Portable d~hwr Cadillac Car Pnte. Call F11pper 11585. 11 ra<'inl! ----... Whftl Dri•H 9550 .........•......•..•... COSTA MESA AMC-JEEP #I IN CALIF. OVERSTOCKED~ Z>CJS avaJlable 18 Pickups avaLlable SS Cherokees availablt? Zl Wagooeers a\'allablt" VOLUME DISCOUNT DEALB! Vanous dulle~. e,.,pt•r pn•rerred. mtenor cfr ~1gn studio San Cleme nte 192 4131 MASTEllSAUCTIOM w1butcher bloc k top, "A"7"<-7or 979""'94eves HARRISOH'S I .....,. °" -w !>a1 boat. w1n.ner of 1-11µ 6464686 & 833-9625 bicycle. moped. cl.iy ........... ;_-.. SEA RAY IOATS per cl .. s:.. l!li2 rall' COST"-MES .. pols. + misc. Gt\ RAG i-: ,...,,._ 3101 Co l H N B k N 11 ... A A CASH Pl\10 S"' E.SUN •-MON 2""" IM...,._Ms 1083 as wy. . wee • ' ewport nr.,.1r AMC-JEtr::D d .... i u. "' """ 631 2547 Yachl Club Xlnt conci . ,..... For g USL'\J rurn. <1nl1· Tusltn. N ..... •0 5'"'2 •• ••• •• •• • •••• ••• ••• • •• • ,..,,., .. I la bo Bl d .., ....,, c.• ---------•I sail. mast. r1beri:l;i.,-; ""'~ r r , " •············•·····•··· WEWIUIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOUAR FOllT°'CARS BARWICK DATSUN ....... fl I 11~111 t . ·•Ill'' I ·'/I• I 8ll-137S 493.3375 WE BUY CLEM« CARS &TllUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2'01 llarbor Al•41 COSTA M .. :SA 546-1200 "'.111 lu,u1 • q11 .tr.J11" 8ll-137S 49l·ll75 •DATSUNS* Lanp SelectiCMt OfAIModeta SALES-LEAS I Nt: PARTS·SERV!CF. COSTA MESA DATSUN W~ l'AY TOP DOLi.Alt 1~e:.=~.!!.,...,,,..., ~ FOH Tor usi-:n CAHS fOttt:IUN, l>OMESTIC or CLASSlC:S l'lt}Z, -;~. J\, C. auto. ti.OOl1 m l. $1\i'SC S40 ll!l'I or '1~·0.<,:J6 If you_r car 1s l'lllra dt"an see us first IAUBt IUICK 1 !r: ~ u .. • :. i..: r. t:o t' i.-t.llJ 2925 Hnrbor Ulvo w l ·' m Ii.-r 'h l' 11 Costa Mesa 979 2:>00 S24 ' \,c!tt v!ft:r 549 79tH. 645 l918 af'. 6 WE BUY USED CARS CALLCARTI\ t:sed Car Mg r 540·5630 -;z Oat.sun. 1200. .:ond - cond $1375 Cal! t.'llCn mg~ or wknili. 83! 21&1 -;: Oc1t..ur. 240Z xlr.• ma~:. . .ltr -.t..:n>l'rce1• t'l(' S.11< 7954' crui..,· ,11r.•111I ·•1ert·1: 2626 HARBOR BLVD. ea!>"' .11;-... 1i\t•r I' f• COST A MESA ~Ti OOSt> ques & cir TV's 957-lHJl -PA sy!>lem. mixer. amps, huU & rudder ssoo (all <:OST/\ 'H-"iA WAR[Houf'[MAN ---From 3 "House of the m onit ors. cab1oel s . 30' CHRIS CONNIE '67. 714/5,.9 °023 WEIUY ~ Sohd oak L :.hapcd table. w eek ··. Ivory while h Th 714 675 5il6 on Newport .. -v Need Pl'rson to lt.'arn w smoke beveled glass. French & Dutt·h furn. microp ones. elc e FB. lwin screws. canvas Pentnsul;i ---I USS> CARS~ 7:! 2.il)l, lu 1111 "'· 4 SP\~. ,\M F-'1. ,1; ... tm 'c"'' 1'11nl' "(In\ l'Onll. $42\ll 1133-0.34& 5h1pp1n " & rec. Als<>. 646-0390or631·3222 "'-crela·1re dns'-. '"UtS ~;Jlici056e 1 swkrn1dsgh~: acrat· 161 rm. sun·eyed May 2. -·73 <.:J ;,, Jeep w130I roll l'a""· nuw ures •-e re >e new .e\ ro cl !>vmc matntenancl' & XJV arm chair. rt.splay kd ris 0 • o wnr .. :. & ' ,,~ ' "' dealeri.h1p 10 Lht Irvine deanup rnnlln" 111:..nl Mus,t sellcouch&lovc~eal "ab., dtiitn » table, w ys_. ________ 436-4054 _________ w1sa1.,, aux SU95 Aft ~hocks •l!J2 7171 ,492·6172 • , :976 DATSUN 2802 " d b • ... 7pm. Bob 752 f\2:-,!l Auto Center Wt nl.'l.'11 S3Toslart. 540"8027 oi 2 en ta les in good polished black venelean Offlc• ,.,,.,...,.. • •rr~IOM ~---·--Truck$ 9560 your USo..'lll'ar ' cond s1su or bst o fr. , &-..& ....... 8085 ~ ......,. • o JOE I :.peed, u1; cond .. 1;\11'r extcnor ~tert•n & en c• 1·1·lf \•I'!• rord •• •< 11 1:l42PRK1 For,c.i!•• Jt Warehouse 9'79-itS7Sbcfore2pm marble top , 4 dlnlni.: ....-P""'" S ieau meRa \I. ll l~hway ••••••••••••••••••••••• Inventory <'lt.'rk for l'lec ___ chr~. med allton arm ••••••••••••••••••••••• R H151U91EH: trailer. lt c. CO\l'r, SHP MAC PHERSON tromc parts dtt.lnbolor Good rurnlture & Good chair; Chtppco<.lalc com · WTB. MICROOATA or 2 8 ' C h amp 1 o n w -0 8 Gas tank. !>atli.. '\Int hill time tin~ G Apply pnccb. Couches. tbls. mode. high hack arrn BASIC FOUR 8 way F1ybridge. C FS417l:J B cond. Completl' $1650 or CHEVROLET · ALLEN i\v net C M 3 ,0 chrs.lampselc 646·7875 rhair:correetable:mar /\s ynchronous Com · Single Screw. galley. well tr.ide for lr~ 21AutoCrnter Unvi• 1\1 • • .. " ------ble top: side t.able, mar mum cations controller head. bait tank Sleeps 4 motorcy<'ll' or l·onvl•rt1· 1 RVIN E GMC T~UCKS rCormack 154·606l SELL 1dll' 1Lems with a ble top & shelf. MORE! Sh e bas l a . Canl1, Oh Engine completely re· ble 752 0474 7 68-7222 ONLYS6\qS Cori Fox L~osin«J 645-360 I Window Tintin«J Daily Pi Int Ch1s!>1hl'<l /\d Pnvate Party 491 -'1021 \ 5131474· 1760 built. T.....:-.... a.ctronic1 Gear 1977 Lanc.'rr 25 :.looµ. hkl' new owner c1nxwu~ 496 7077 • _,,.... ... '-"" .r.r.rJ.r.r.r.rJ.r..r/..r..r.rJJ.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r.r..r..r..r..r..r .r ././/// ..r..r..r/..r..r..r..r ..r..r..r..r...:. Over21 &i4·8'19'1 S ~ ~ incl depth finder & \\' 0 :\f t: N I 2 I o \' t' r 111 l'LLL·T I Mt:; 1nl·l ud -..kn<.ls. ~m tpm lpm m1dn1ght llu.'>y N A ok -.:o :-c1ll·:. 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HUGE SELECTION :\ 8 cold wtr system, bow & 540-0093 AMtrican S You can create your own card like the sample S stern rails. dbl life lines. --------i lnten.crtional '' S Local Dr. wants l!hp or S below and bring it into any Daily Pilot o ffice or :\~ many sails. sips 6. hold· side tie up ror 44· i><>wt•r Open Wed. thru Sat S .1 . t t th D .1 p· i t 330 W B St ing tank. AC/DC ref rig, boat 644.005.1 1978 GMC ''•TOH VAl'~OURA 'ti' •••. ,,.,., .. ""' ~ \ ~·· ; t • ) \ • ' ,~ rt ., 1 1' l' rt(i-,r)6r.,H\ 5 5595 l 978 GMC 1/2 TO H PICKUP t ,. '11\t •• 1 '" •uuttJl+t·J "o~ws.->1~1") ~4295 WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTIOt+ OF JlMMYS,' SUBURBANS t802KJttenng,lrv :-\ yOU may mat I 0 0 al Y I 0, . ay ., S stove w /oven, many ---------1 <711 >754·t777 ~ Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626. The price is § other xtras S49,ooo ~ only $1 0. Your card must not be larger than the ~ ~~n;~~d~ c~°N ~~ c~ T~ati°" & CREWCABS • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • l11!1!1~!!!!'!'11!!P.!!lllPll!!'J.., .. '* •• * * * VISIT J ONATHAN BJXRY'S WHOLESALE i\Ml-:K & URI TISH ;MIQU l::s NEW CONTAINER TIUSWEEK 2911 Croddy Way Santa Ana. Ca ~o 2911 § sample shown 8 YACHT SALES. 21.1 16 ~.Sok/ ~ .. ,,, .. ~1·r~" M Refit 91 20 ~ '' S Lafayette. N B 548 1131 ~ ~ S S L8' l/B lapstrake class!<' •' l' dayboal. recond Grey ~ HAPPY ~ manne eog. Best ofr ~~ :~ Day ~7·5812. eve 67S-9t)l6 ••..........•••••...... WANTED Camper. sclr contained for 8' bed on lr• ton pick· up. Must be less than :i yrs old !)4~ 3501 e\leS & wee.k d "YS. § FATHEIP{' o•y s i6 Trojan 25'. Like new S ~ ft S Canvas. VHF, must sell. ~ toour l' $15 ,500. 558·8534 or S S 1973 ford camper special, ~ y11111 •rTTn § 675-l.B38 w/12' camper, outo. PJS. S MU rUI ILft ~ lde9Uv~ P /B. 20.000ong. m1. xlllt § n. Cho. I.ch § ~·Chris lrl-cabin motor cond thruout. 16500 § § yacht,slps8,shower.fw· _63_1·9560 ______ _ S Lo•" Y•!I ~ ly equ ipped galley MotoriudllkH 9140 J\LLEN • ' 11' ' 'I"'"""''" I • "'' ,~f• °' • • • /_t/ ., ' fl~ .. ~ IV• I 'I• '"'"'I ... -""'' \ • • 1974MAZDA PIQCUP 4 speed trans. & ehroml.' wheels. <SSSJI OHLY S2999 Mlrocl. Mca.da/Renauft 21!i0 llarbor f\lvci . C: M 645-5700 ~ S w/rnicrowave oven. hol ••••••••••••••••••••••• S 8 & cold waler, extensive SUPER 0 .. :1.uxE Foxw S -S electroni cs. 7.5 KW Moped. '6Jlntem'IPU Shortbox. ~ If you need hel p comp0si ng your "AD FOR DAO" 8 generator. tn erts tol con· &U·~ wht spoke whls. lrg knob S S dilion. A fl oa tin g b1e:1 . .i c·yl 1·n~ Orr § ar:'d WOUid .like .a little Cartoon in it, please ca ll a § townhouse. Ensq(n MotorcJ:::s/ 979018Jor7$4-0Mfl ~ friendly Daily Pilot Ad-viser at 642-5678. ~ ~!~~~sat~·.~.~~~,~~ .. ~ ........... !!.~~ -·73 LUV Good l'<>nd \~l'1 t\S 67$-2650 ·11 llusqvama dirt bikl-$lfi00 or lie1tl ofkr ,, "' (;111175<! 5695 \1 ll 250Cc. rebuilt cn~lne, ---- Fwnri 9723 Aaltos. Jmporied •••••••••.............. •..••••••.•.•.......•.. GeMrol ~70 I ·-;~»!GTH. pnsttne ••••• •• •• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • offl'~ D~aler ·oo <.;ortina i:n .. 11 rnnd1 "45 598C or ti';5 ";90:! uon 1'l·onom' Sl~OO or R at f>72S b:o,tofr S:,1 l~Jtiiti ••••••••••••••••••••••• Audi '1707 ·7r. ~p)'llcr C:ur.\1. 26.0<11 •••••••••••••••••••••• • m1 A:\i1 F:\1 ~ tr'k rrwg~ 14 FO>.. hlUl -I d11<'r (. ·" : I ' ·~ u' . I 0 ( r ,\M l'M . .ii.to. s;i:101• ~rn-: 968 1•1Xn -:F 13! !'t. Clear. 21 M Auto. FM ' ca:.:1clt". SJSO<' 642 ro19 or 979. i613 7li r\l UI tt~CL~. SUNHUOF AIR. 11cry lo m1. 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Cup· board & drawer 6'\0''x3'6". secretalre "S" drop nap, 4 diJUnf( room chairs, pedest al d.lnmg room labl~ J'J " round blaclt Venetian marble top C arvcci Dutch display cabinet. 6"5"x3'6" Coffee ttible, Queen AMe legs, m.'.l rblt> top Chippendale com mode bow front. <.1ueen AMe legs, 3 l.lrawers . Side table marble lop & shelf, 2 drawer Qu~n Anne legs. Medallion rhalr & stool. Lows XIV •rm chair. highbark arm rtwr More. o&97"'4021 S you c:mt ci.-v04tr S with 2 hours $400 or bst ·77 Ch<'VY .1 , Ton St•ot Sales Scrv1c(• Lc1111ml( ~ .... -r , 8 HOTICI ofr for Im med !>811.' l§dall' W/Sht'll & en Trlr Rov c..,,er,ltte.. S foffttt"'' Day c:crd or 8 how Delly Pilot Clas&· &4.>781..3 or 231 Cubrillo. tow1n ~ equ1 p & "7T Rolls f\oyt't.' 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" ~ ~ I lvud II u t'JUI '~r Top Dollar velour inter W1r~ whls l976 Corvette L-82. 4·spd. 4 11 pud. r oof r.h l. !'-ummt'r run ••r ""1\h Slh.~t.M>7UJll Paid for UsedVW s '76 Bwck £.state w~n. 57.ooo mi's Soper rlean T·lop. rare , like new i\M 1-~M riad10 & tu'" ""'''"' ~h...-b & \M Bt Toyot 9765 loaded, lo m1, mint cond $327S or bst ofr To see & Orange . a ll optio ns. nult>S ~~J~~90 rJiliu 0:~~~499 ••••••~•••••••••••••••• C~g;'~~LTH Call 55H 681 dnvecall642·4504 !~.06..4~~. 642"1812 Min1ct. ·~ M rodt Rudff IEfOll YOU SINCE I 953 Codlloc tt I 5 MGdll/I....... Malda/RMCIMtt SEU. YOUR lW So Bnstol ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0..roMt 9920 c.o..g.-ttJl FOREIGN CAR BUYERS BONANZA YOUR GAIN - -OUR LOSS '73 BMW Bavaria 6) l·SllO U 1·5330 SEE US! 546-0ZZO • • red It.hr int . Excepllonal 2100 Harbor Blvd . c M 2100 1 larbor Bh·d • c M TOY OT A, Santa Ana -••••••••••••••••••••••• ;~·;;::,::;~·;~;·~~k··;; Auto. trans. Olf only 49.000 mites. (813SWTJ. ----Approx 2 mi. No or • • cond S1750 752 9428 _,....,.. 9732 n MGB c:oovt'rt, 11-t1pd, MAR9UIS TOYOTA Sout.b Coast Plaza • • . . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM, 1-'M i.le reo c:ui.i.. MISSION VI EJO • 1974 Jensen Interceptor sand. lOK m1. mint t•ond 831-2880 49~·12 I 0 VOLl<SWAGEHS • 111 22 ooo mi romph:tt< SS2(X) Must !->t'll 759 l"94J 81'0 Choose From ,. se~v1c~ record' availablt' p t -9 7 48 '78 Cel1 ca GT Coup... An e xa mple · 1910 Uui: • C t t '-~ t f I -.0 bt'1ge, AM f''M cus~~·ttc. 1252TDI > Now ""---c--a...· it us om piun . ucau I u ••••• •• •• ••• •• • ••• ••• • • I Sh ' 1!13 9616 O ..... LY s 169 9 ""'' -"J"" -··, ' to behold has had Tl C' 0 mi. arp •· · " S.Yitt. Ctftttr • Foofd 9940 • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. • PHIL • • LONG ... $13 000 r ' p I' ('·11 13 l'eu~t·ol 5()1, ::.unrool 8 91\M.or nft llPM MirocleR---'-i , • 1rm a AM FM. t\C. rert ntly - -,.._ 521 ?100 r,•bll. mu..,1 !->ell ~00 '71\ S R5. E xn•I , ZIM Mcndo/Rewauft • • FORD l Maida 9738 ~3608 i\M F M 8 t rk . mnt 2100 Harbor81vd .. C M ••••••••••••••••;•••••• f'orscM 9750 ~~-~~6 mst sell SJ1 al) 6 3 1 ·SllO TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE ••••••••••••••• •••••••• '67 VW Bug. brand new '18 f'or.,che !128 lundt'd. '72Corona Mark 11. 46.600 motor . n ew br.lkes. white, brwn. !>tlver . blue. m1 '<;, gd cond . $2100 $1,000 o r best o ffer "LowPrice1!" LEA SI MG t0&.43 ><71-1 >S40.7558 Ken 71HW.2 3612 4ft 6pm 546-4~ 366 E 20th # F 494-llll 54'-9967 ••• , ......... ~.fllo-.tof· .. ••• .... ~ ... c-...... , , ...... 2' .,0 H_.... __ II .... 1900 -911 E Rebw IL eng '77 Cellra GT Coupe ~ _.._.. ,.~ S AM FM stereo S7500 White with tan int£>nor '67 Sqbck. reblt eng. New clutch. 1gn1t 1on . Mu::.\ sell. 962·6280 aft s • CosfoMHO 645-5700 firm ae62500&7700366 5spd . AM/FM stereo w i th 8 t r a c k. w are ---------urn Mazda GLC 5 Spd. '70 911T. new I) rcbw It wheels, deck rack. pin ·74 412 wagon. Nabers Cadillac 'TI Pmto. wtute w Ired U\· ter. Bollghl new van 4 Cyl, auto. Still has 1500 rru·s left on warranty. Good r ar. All glass hatchbar k $3500 Firm xJnt cond $2.800 or bsl cngtnt' & ptunt JOb Xlnt stripes 15.000 miles Exrellentrond1Lion Must sell 963·4473 afl 7 cond $8000 firm 6'15 &-112 Cherr)' cond Ask for $2.550 645-7983 MerudH Bens 9740 ·77 9U SpN'1alEd1t1;,;-, Rirk 962 982-l_._&11>_9_303_ -.65-V-W-squareback eni;:inc .?1•111 111 11 1>•11 llh d ( .. ,1 I '"''·' ~ Ill '11 1141 ••••••••••••••••••••••• air. ~unrf. AM 1 FM rass. ·12 Corolla <1dr. xtra xlnl & transm1ss1on $300 or ---=-----~------·t534 7533evestwknds l974 Ford Galaxy. Rill. ai.r. good cond .. $1600 496·51().'i '76 Mercedes Benx lo ml Wtit \I. r a1·1 11ii rood r Sl.195 ofr 135 I.lest o((er 642 1565 after •CHEV. '77 280C ~~npc C~~7h5 ~ 5; ~} r Emerald Ra)' l!M ··IJ78 l2 PM ______ . 7 6 CA DILLA C Sta~~~E~~~L?ulo Gorgeou:..! Immac ulate '' " ' " ' ' . ' T:..--;_:... 9767 '71 VW BUS Rblt e n°. ELDORADO. WHITE. l:lu:. i5~ 1:.10 n_,.,..., ,.. tr an:.. & I o .ad e d ' 'GR Ford LTD WaJ(on t h !"uo 11 L ~ Beautiful ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• C'l>tm 1nlr Xlnt cond Call WH ITE CABRIOL ET . 1459520) '72 FordTonno Wu~on mctalhr paint,:..unroof& '71! ~lll . 4000 1111 •. Mint. 74 fRG OwrdnH• air 546·4188afL6 R E D I NT ER IO R . l Mown..lu$4998 642·3582 a ll l he extrus Ne w mu.st sell. umkr 111rkt . l'(md. Pt•n•lh un·~. 13.000 . VW S n .. 11 1 OWNER CAR 35,000 m1. _. ... , Michelin tlrt'l> l'rivat1· Sll,!150 INS 41f>fi 1111 Xlnt cnnd $-12011 l'h 73 uper l.lt't' e, x nt Car has all toys. must HOWARD CMYrolet Mcrverick 9947 party prov1dcd lll'rf1'C't ----ti7:l 3SIS or tl<\O·li!>!'I a:.k running cond. $1700 sell C2S7P LG > Call Mike DOVE&QUAIL STS ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.l'r v1r e Wi ll kas1• or P n:;tmr of lluntrnti:..rton 1 M WI 2ti81 963-3222or964·1077 <Near MacArthur. ::.ell. 1601 PQQ> &oach 1:. oCfonng lacquer ~ :ina _n_____ Jamboree & Bnstol) 197 1 Maven ck Grabber SJ.000. 714/737-6449 after 6 PM weekdays. Corl Fox LeosirKJ paint. metal f1111sh1ng & "i'6 TR7. 12K mi. A C'. '73 Superbeeffe 1977 Cad Cpe de Ville. NEWPORT BEACH 645.3661 Weekdays flondl'r rtanng lo Porsche grN'n Must St•ll ~\000 CI ea n . SI 7 5 0 I B 0 load~. lo m1. $9200. 833-0555 631·1181 Weekem.ls owners 536 7888 ___ Ph551 6038 & 759 1501 545-42.:ll I 675·7119 Mercury 9950 '75 Monte Carlo. 28,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• See al 2586 Newpor t 8randNew '78 SC.s1lver . '70Tll6.rollbur,n(·wtop. '67 VWBUS.Gd cond. ADALLIC COU PE mi's Xlnl rood. A/C. ORANGECOUNTY'S Blvd .. C.M $25.900 752 2363 dys. good cond. S2000 or ~::.t Sonroor 52200 or ofr. ( VILLE. m e d i um prw.$3900.833 0791 HEW£ST OVEJl80 &'5-0077 e\'e:. wknds offr 675 89-i9 5481540 green met alht'. white ...a~ ...... 0 US"""' n--·lt 975 5 -.• 0 VW VAN reblt ena' Cabriolel roof. real pret· 'n Monte Carlo. Air. P /B. LINCOLN-ME RCURY "~.,.... .,." K;;U ~ Volksw-97 70 ' • ... ty rar. Xlnl cond. Lo m1. P 1S. xtras. lo m1 $5100 Dealership IS now OPEN Mercedes Benz Av:ula ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• ••••••• :;.;~••••••••••• \1 ec ha nically sound loaded. (5221'TL> Call eves586-8018 I RAY FLADEIOE hie For LeJSI' O r TESTDRIVEOUR ~IUY&SEll tJOOOCall 494·351o Mlke 96J..3222or964·1077 UNCOLN MERCU RY C II ' nso '71 Capn 1600 cc I cyl. 4 ·· Purchase a i;or A "LE CAR ·72 vw Camper. xlnt d 16·l8AutoCenter Dr Quote On The .Model OI YOUCSWAGEHS cond an & out. 72.000 m1. ·73 Cpe de Ville. loaded. spd trans. stl bit rdls. S DF'wy Lake Forest exit YourCho1cc' OF THE YEAn " LargesLSclection S3200 f'irm 645·1i54 perfecl.S2950. ~~e~ie:-$l~wk~ya!'. IRVINE Good '""entory 1n sto( k In The ,\rea • '' 642-7118 All day wltnds 830-7000 llurry while they l<Jsl ' WEST GERMAN '63 VW, good 2nd r:ir 1976 Cadillac Eldo Wht t lt MIRACLE BesLoffcr overS4!iO blue. many "lras. Must ·75 Mere Monarrh Ghia MAZDA/RENAULT IMPORTS 552·5664 sell S7500 848.JGOO Chrysler 9925 VS l owner. 33.000 m1, 2150 llarbor Rlwl 1985 llarbor Blvd . C :'-1 Volvo 9772 .77 Cad C de Ville a . ••••••••••••••••••••••• AMI FM stereo M track ·73 280C. Lan w 1ca mr l ant. COSTA ME~.\ 645-6120 ••••••••••••••••••••••• pc ..,00 · :i· '74 Chrysler Newport. ::! ~a ct ,a ir · !' S / P 8 lo m1 ·=-S0.000 ~700 6 4 5-5700 sume tease."'" mo. dr. good cond. S2200 Ph SHARP 551·6419 t:ve::.. Mon-Fri aft li, ·74 VW Super Beetle. ex IEfOUSR,!YVOOULVBUOY 661-2975 ~l.295 evesart6pm. Mustmq 9952 581.5547. RoflsRoyce 9 756 t(•ll co nd . A M 1f M. A K;;U • 1977 CHRYSLER ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---••••••••••••••••••••••• WW . blu. grey int, See u s a l Southern '76 Mn 200<.:. lo m1 '!>. '11 DEALER IN U.S.A. 24.IXX'I mi. $2850 557.7~ Orange County's Volvo CORDOBA ~~usct~~Jiti!'n~s~h~e)~. loaded. m w.l sell S12.000. weekdays. 8·5. Headquarters Wllh 11unroof. speed con· v.e. automatic. s1295 673-4300 or 540 9646 JR ROY MAR9UIS VOLVO trol. s tereo. Ult wheel. 547.3182 R CARVER ·71 CONVf Superb cond. MISSION VIEJO pwr. door locks & vinyl __ ;...__ ____ _ '72250C. bm t'. P S. 11 ft r\M /F M 8 trk. Many 831 2880 ""95 1210 eo ·-' Look & P IW. elec sunrf, air r R1.~0LJL~m-Rbo0r~•C[ xtras SJ .SOOibesl ofr • "' • roof·all the extras~ .-or :'llearly reslort'u. s AM F u $6 700 p 1, -" , 1977 FORD sale or lease. (619RK P 1. runs very good. Sl l!i-Olbsl I ,.. • . ....... POrt 81''<1\ 496.0973 AM -... Ul'!_E COU ........ Y 0 \ '·1 493-6284 • VfU'lnv' "I THUMOERIUtD Cori.Fox L-nq ofr trades. Before I r •• &40 u 44 ilave !'IOmcthrng to .,,.11 ~ VOL YO P~o ft•'e"°' ""'-•..::to<Y 645-3661 1_646_·_3622 ______ _ ·72 28QSE 4 5. oul!:>landing ClOSl D sut~OAVS Class1f1ed ad~ do 1t wC'll EXCLUSJVL"LY VOLVO ... con0 11000 ,....,. ' •• ,. rondlt1on --..... -98 0 -.,, ,,., .... enNWOl . c d f '76 :'>1ustang II MPG. 4 Call8J6-1634 Auto1,n~w 0 Autos, Hew 9800 LargesLVolvo Dealer $6995 77 o r ova. s unroo · ryl. 4·spd. A/C. P 1R. ---------··~··••••••••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••• 1nOrangeCounly' c ruise contr ol. till. super car.$3100 152-19~ DUY orLEASE stereo. P 1W, P tse:il. --''--------- USE YOUR TAX REFUND FORA DOWN PAYMENT WHETHER IT'S BACK OR NOT....-..- SEE FOR YOURSELF OYER so GlCs IN STOCK WHEN OTHERS CAN'T, PANOS CAN • . .. . .. .. ... r . .,• '•' ,. J. ... JIM PANOS MAZDA and SPORTS CAR CENTER KArftlA Alon91lde Sonta Ana Fwy. t • ~ " 2001 S. Manchester, Anaheim Coll 7U 1750-2141 -----~ OllANGfWOOO ~ Direct or Colle ct Open 7 dflY• a wit. tlll I 0 pm on.. 9"00-'lft ..... .., """ & l·J '• ... .. DIRECT l97S CADILLAC P1locks. wht 1wht land .. ·12 Muslan~ Sl\r1blk tan -leather inter. $:>490 vnyl. auto. air. r s. PB. ~·,·~)'0tC,]:f,~~.·~ 0:,?~t~0~~u~l~L .. ~. 5.54·2650 Sl9!>0 Must sell soon T ••~'""' '" c.0'10 -,....,... ' ' C:oMinental 99 lO 759-1771 or &W-5638 tf .-.••anty481!1M9"' 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pinto 9957 2025 S. Manchester $ 6 ·11 Mark V. cream colo~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• A he 750 2011 loaded. 20.000 mi's xlnl 77 Pinto. white w t red m na tm -1977 TOYOTA con d . P P 640 844 4 ter 4 Cyl. auto Still ha::. '75 \'OLVO 244GL Sedan. CEUCA GT wkdys 9 5 LSOO mi's left on warran· air. sunroof I OWN~R 4 w ~ ty Bought ne w van spd overdnve.38.000mi. c:~·: ·;~~~' •o':'":.,:~' CorY.tt. 9932 S35001f1rm. 534.7533 mu:.t sell $4595 or best 63111n v, ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves/wknds ofr . l l OODVZM l Call s4995 VETTES -=-...=;.~---M1ke96J 3222 or 964 1077 '72 Runabout. auto. new paint. AM /FM r ass. gd Swedish Volvo Ml•chanic 197 6 CADILLAC: cond. $1000. Ph 646·8092 at lvan·s. 1995 Harbor SEVILLE '77 Vd ....._.... 9960 Bl d C M ~A 1982 Ool<' P•19fl0' tvn ~ .;tt , ,, ............ .. v . ' '?"' cond ··~ & I "' .,.,....,,, T Top. 4 speed. loaded! •••••••••••••••• ••••••• '70 164 4·spd. lthr. A/C. 183'NDMI <407062> 1974 Ply. Satellite Sta. AM /t'M, nu ti r es. $18,995 $9495 Wag.9 pass . P/S. P i ll. shoc k!>, h1 mi. $2900/ofr Air. Gd. tires. tran!> · 548 S929pm '77V~t Cooler . a ir s hoc ks. 1978 CHEVROLET trailer hitch. CB Rad io CORVEnE T·Top. Auto. r rwse ron· incl. Good Cood. $1 .800. 5,,,,... "'""'~ e""""' run trol & everything else! 9?1 S. Orange. S.A. pow"' • ., aino. & -..,...... t6T7S UY l. Autos.Used ••••••••••••••••••••••• $591'76,995 $9995 ~~~ ••••••••••• !!!.~ '76 Vff '76 Gran Prix. LJ All General 9901 ••••••••••••••••••••••• power. Immar. $4600 T·Top. Auto. 1706PEM > 540·7800 or 752·0069 $8595 evtwknds. ALLEN ' & ~ "' ' 'I ~ • ' • ... . .......... . ''',,.,• .. -VI • AMC 9905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 AMC HORNET 2DR.COUPE 3 speed. Sally Rand & on· ly 49.000 m iles A one Stop!! Take Lime to relax owner er onomy special. and shop at home. ll 's '75 Yet T·Top Auto 1404751). $7495 I 0 to ChooH From '16 Gran Pnx. full pwr. AM/FM st.er. S4100or bsl ofr. Xlnt cond. 968-5818. l478FYDl. simple with Daily Pilot JIM PA .... OS ONLY $1475 Classified Ads. And 1r n 9970 you bavc somethm~ Lo MAZDA •••••••••••••••••••••• • •WwporterlJMtn sell. call a frie ndl.Y 67 T-Blrd. new c n g. l•Harbor.Costa Mesa Classified Ad·Viser at 20015.Manchester A M I F M r a s s 6•2.0HS 642·5678 Anaheim 750-2141 $1700/make ofr. Ph ,Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, H•w 9800 Autos, Hew 9800 _67_5_-3527 ______ _ •••••••• • • • •••••••••••• •••••••••• •••• ••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••• '66 T· Bird. Xtra cln a ll ,~_WIN . 1978 FAIRMO~T FUTURA ABSOLUTELY Com• In and tflt drive O/ffY MW °" llMd car or Inell In our huge lnvefttory. Car to be C)i•ett awoy 1:00 p.a 30th of June 1978. Must B• 18 Y .... of Ap ·w Oldet' Han VCllld Caillforwlq Ori•tn Uc..,. original. $1800. C,a l I 83S-4654 '67 VW Bug. brand new motor. new brakes. Bes t offer or $1000. 546-4946. 366 E. 20th #f. '76 T Bird, fully loadt>d, lmmac. $5500 Pvt party S40·7800 o r 524 ·2 157 evestwknds. ·73 T-B1rd. sunroof. dark brown melalhc. d ark brown vinyl top. leather bucket seats. full pwr. AMt FM s tereo. orig owner Refler t s TLC. 640-0949 v. 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Vega GT fH bar k 27mpg. Xlnt $1195. 548·1.591 IS Vega Wagon w/rack. Xlnt cood. Lo mi's Pvt pty. Air cond. Nu tires. $1975. 644·2877 STOP!! Take time lo rel11x and abop al home. ll's simple w ll h D all y Pilo t Cluslfied Ads And Ir YoU have something to sell. eall a f riendly Classified Ad· Visor at "2·5611 RETAIL JOHNSON & SOH ILUE IOOk SALE ra1ce >5295 '73 AUDI (137HFFI RETAIL ILUE IOOIC • JOHNSON & SOM SALE PRICE !72 PORSCHE 911 Only 39.000 mites 1793FHR) RH AIL JOHHSOH Ii SON ILUE IOOIC SALE rRJCE '6895 '76 vw Rabbit (657PCX) RETAIL BLUE IOOK JOHMSOM & SOM SALE PRICE '77 TOYOTA CELICA G. T. Llftba1:k Auto trans . air ( 755SESl RETAIL ILUE IOOIC JOHNSON & SOM SALE f'RICE '77 DATSUN Fl 0 Uftback 5 '>PePd only 9 000 mites on this 0335441 one1 RET.AIL ILUE BOOK JOHNSON & SOM SALE PRICE '74 DATSUN 710 Very sharp' (29BLXF) RET .All • JO ... MSOM & SOM BLUE IOOK SALE PRICE • SEE US TODAY '76 SAAB 99GL Waqonbcrck Auto trans . only 15.'bOO mites (354SRDJ RETAIL JOHNSON & SON BLUE IOOK SALE PRICE s5495 '·76 PEUGEOT , 504 GL Auto trans • air ( 11 7PPJ). RETAIL ILUE BOOIC >5540 JOHNSON & SOl'I SALE PRICE •75 vw Dastier W aqon AulO 1rans .. air (8"86MVE) RETAIL BLUEIOOK )3860 JOHNSON & SOM SALE PRICE '76 TOYOTA Corolla Dehan Wagon Auto. trans. air (527PJA). RETAIL BLUEIOOK s3s20 JOHNSON & SOH SALE PRICE '75 DATSUN RETAIL ILUEBOOK Wagon (362NODI JOHNSON & SON SALE PRICE '74 HONDA RETAIL BLUE BOOK CMc 1357MMPI JOHNSON & SON SALE PRICE '75 DATSUN Plck9 Lonqb•d I 1~68878) RETAIL JOHHSOM & SOM ILU(IOOK S.AU PRICt >3220 52795 .JOHNSON Be SON I ~ •HM·IM lil'Ji;iiij;jM ] 1 •a.m1;•-, 2626 H:irbor Olvd • Costa Mcs.1 • 540-5630 600 W Coast Hwy Newport Beach 846-0262 • 7 B untin ton Beach F ountain Valley EOITIQN After noon N. Y. Stc.eks VOL. 71, NO. 156, 3 SECT IONS, 34 PAGES llB to Vote O.•lr Piiot SI.ti ~o HP, \'('TEAS PONDER CHANGES TO CITY CHARTER S1.w Propositions Await Decision s of City's Elec torate City E mployee s HB Layoff Seen If Jarvis Passes ll.Y ROBERT BARK E R Of tlw O••IV Piiot St•fl \ hout 1511 t•mplo~ l'CS of the C'1 t v of Huntington Bl':lt'h will bt• laad off .Jul~ I 1r u proposed rnun1t·1ptll burl,c.1:1 based on th1· . I a n 1 !'> (; u n n I ax an 1t1at1 v t' mc·a!-llrt• \\in.., approva lnl'ludt•d 1n thl' proposNI l:I\ ol h arc ~,;, membl'r.., or lhl· pol1t·1· (ft'partml'nt. 3l fire dt• p ,1 r I OH' n t t• m p I o ~ t• e '> • 2 II 1·mplo,·1·1·.., 111 lhC' publtC' works d1•pa1t 11wnt and 1:1 library \\'Ol'l-.t•r.._ l'ht• t'I\" t·ounc·a I. "h teh has llw fin.11 .1111ti1111tv 011 th(' budgct and 1h1· 1·,11•111 111 layofb. will hold h1'.1nng .... \\\'tllll'"day nagbt < · 1 I \' /\Cl m 1n1 s I rat or Bu cl lkb1ti1 s:mJ thut the proposed I.I\ ol h \\ 111 han• a number of l'f- f1•c·i.... that rn('lurlt•. Suh..,t.11111:.il n·ductron 111 p n l 1 t· e r t•" po n s t• t 1 m t· !> l o t'ml·rg1•m·~ :.ind routine C'tilb J·:1tm1n;at1nn of t•ro:-.s ini:: Local Races Spotlig hted Ins ide Today ,\mong chotCl'S facing Orang<.· County \•ot1·rs Tu1•stl.1\ <tfl' th1•se local r.H'L's hrghlrghtetl 1n~1de toil." ·s D.111\ Prlot. ;\n lr\'1.ne woman Is ~1·1•k1ng tht• Rl•puhlican 11 11 rn i n a t 1 o n f o r l .ildornaa's St•t•n •tary of St.Ill' St·l· P:tgl' \:1 llt•nnas Carp1•ntt•r's r<'· I 11 t' m l'llt ha!-> ..,ct l1 fl <I .., (' r ~• m b I 1.• r o r t h 1.• ll1 •puhlu·an nnmrnatron "-1 I Ill' Orange (.'11:1st ·., 3#\th St.111• ~1 '11.tlL' Dr st rll't S1•t· l'.IJ.!l' \:l F l\'l' 01 angl' Coun ta.ins art• among 13 can· rl1rl::atC's for lhl' 2nd Daslrrt•t w.1t on the State Board of EfJu.tliz<1t1on . See Page ,\JO Thr<'t' c·andrdatcc;, one of .,.. horn has been largC'ly tn,l\'ll\'C m the eampargn, are !'ICeking the Oran~<· l '11;1st 's 5th dl\·1s100 scat m ttw l\lunac1pal Wakr Oas t rn·t of Orange County St•t• I '.1gl' J\ 13 • Mark llunnaford and 0 ·1n l.11n i:n•n expect T11t''\cl:av's primary will '>t·t them up for a rematch 111' ' t fa 1 l 1 n l b c 3 4 t h Congressional D1s tr1 r t . ..... hr ch meluclcs portions of west Orange County See Paf.!e Al7 guards and lht• parking control program. Partial c losing o f the Warner and Magnolia fare sta· taons und reduced frre depart· ment response time . Elimmation of the following recreation programs. s ummer pl:1yground. aft<:r school play- ground, Adventure Playground. hnv'> · sport<>. J!t rls · sports. sum ml•r cl:.i~· C'amp and reduction by 5ll percent of the• adult ~port!-> µrogram CI o !> u r 1• of !'> 1 x p ::irk ('lubhOUSl'!'> Ehmanatron of the meals to thl' home program _ Clos ure of lhl' Main Street. Graham a nd Banning Libr ary annext•s a nd reduC'lron of the Cl'ntral Library hours fr'om fJO to \8 per wt•l'k. The so·c:.illed Jarvis budget calls for S27 2 million in spend· ang, a reduction of S3.6 million rrom the 1977-78 year. The City stands to lust• about SIO million rn prOpl'rly tax rcvcnUl'S af thl' Jar\'1!> G:mn ln1tiat1vt• is ap prO\'t'<1 by voll.'rs Tuesday. i\ "non-Janis" budget hac; bl't'n propo~l'd prc•v aously. call- 1n~ for spending or S.11 2 malhon Ill 1978-79 H<>l<>1to propos<>s to put about SI ~ million 1n city s urplus and another SI malhon from revenue s haring funds into the J ar vis bud gl•t Without thc!>l' two sources. proposed revenues wo uld dip to about S24 6 million In has budg<>l mcssagc-, Be ls ito said that \\ rthout this infusion about 90 othc.·r poi;ations would be trrm1nated ;\la\ or Ron Shenkman sard to· dav . "·wl' arc not p:.inicking W~· wrll continue to provide es- M•nta:.it services and cul others that an• lt•!>s painful to rc:-;1 dl·nts .. HB Girl, 16, Rape VicUm A 16.year-old Hunti n g ton Beach girl was raped near her home Sunday nig h t b y a huskv man with a r('d a nd blue c•aglc tattoo 1m his chest. polrC'e rt' ported Thc rape occurred on th(' east side of the city at 9 p m . as the victim was walking from a bus s top Thl· rapist offered the girl a ride She refused but the m an pulled h<>r into his bright red van . poh('c sard The rapist was furt h er ctes('rrbcd as a Latin in his 20's with dark brown. collar-lenf(th ha1 r . said po Ir cc Sgt . Lu rs Ochoa ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNJA MONDAY, J UNE 5, 1978 TEN CENTS on Six Charter Cha ... _ es Whale most of the attention has gone to the Jarvis -Gann tax 1n1t1at1vc a nd oth er m ore g la m o r o us campaigns. the voters of Huntington Beach will have a s take an Tuesday's elcc· lions They will be voting on s ax prop· osit1ons tha t would make changes in the city c harter if ap· proved. The charter is the ··con· stitution" of the city and has not been a mended since 1966. Propos ition G dea ls wrth whether the crty attorney s hould continue to be elected by the people or appointed by the city ad· ministrator with the approval of the city council. Propositions If and J d eal with the s ame st atus for the city cle rk and city treasurer. Voters have turned down mak· mg the city attorney post ap. poinlive on four prior occasions. They tWlce defeated measures to change the status or the city clerk and city treas urer. Propos tion -E on the ballot would set a maximum or two consecutive terms for crty coun- cil officials. Proposition F would raise coun c il salaries to S400 per month based on t he current population of the crty_ Salaries could be hiked lo $600 per month should the city's population ex· cecd 250.000. Proposition E, F , G. ll and J will be voted on separalel~ They wiU be incorpon.itcd into the charter 1f approved IH voters. If any is rejected. the exihl10g portions of the charter would re main in effect. Proposition 0 pertains lo "housekeeping" changes and updating of the charter and writ be voted on as a sc•par atc <See HB VOTE, Page A2> A Record Turllout? Proposition 13 Lures Absentee Ballots By GARV GRANVILLE ,.,,,,.--will have a say about the selec- OI IN Daily Pilat Stoll A record number or off-year e lec tion voters arc expected to ~o to the polls Tuesday in O range County with one over- riding issue on their m inds, the fate of Proposition 13. Candidates and other ballot m easures h:.ive taken a backseat to the interest generated by Propos1t1on 13, the properly tax reform initial\ve, during the primary electron campa ign of 1978. "Propos1t1on 13 seems lo be on l'Ver yone·s mind when they C'o mc hl'rc to vote." said Al Olson , Orangl• County's reg- istrar of voters The .w>tcrs Olson s poke of are lhos<.• who ha\'C cast absentee ballots in record number for a n off.year election o'ne Olson worker said today that 22.792 a bsentee ballots have been tur ned in . a record rn Orange County for a non pres· 1dl•ntial election year_ Olson said he expects up to 60 percent of the county's 879.575 registered vote rs will go to the polls Tuesda>. If so that means roughly 5.t2.000 ,·otcrs wilt m a rch into voling s talls in 2.126 county pre- cincts that will be open from 7 a.ril. to R p.m . I n addition to helprng de- ter mine the fate of Proposition 13. those voters will help decide their party's nominees for gov- e rnor . other statewide cons t1tu- t ion al officers. congress and :-.late Legislature. In county races. the voters tion of two county supervisors as well as eight county off1c1als. in- c luding dis trict a ttorney and s he riff Also at stake in Tues day's e lectron wall be 13 statewide ballot issucc;. a s ingle county ballot measure a s well as a Miles of Smiles number or local issue<;. The fi rst indicat ion of how the electron winds are blowing in Orange Count y will come al about 9 .30 p m . Thal is the hour Olson said the absentee ba llot count will be completed. But. he said. it's not likely the e ntire vote tally wr ll be complet t•d until about 9:30 a m-Wcdnc~ day. Wilson said Davis 1s "a s ue cessful burt'aucrat v. 1th four decades of cxf){'rienCl' al expand ing his budgcL'>" and non(' at ba la ncingor('Ulting budgets. O••IY PUOI PMto "'Gary Ambfo .. Sharp Quake Jolts Two Counties Beth Senn of Fountain \'allcv and her 19-month·old daughter. An na· Marlene. cast glows that could last a week dunn~ buby contest Sunday at Costa Mesa Fis h Fr~ /\nna l\larlcne wa~ dccl;.ircd winner nl Lhe portion of the annu;.i l baby contc:-.1 for youngsters between one und two yt•ar" old. MOUNT PALOMAR IAPl --A sharp earthq uake measuring 4 4 on the Richter Scale jolted a wide arC'a of Riverside and San Diego counties toda;.-but a pparently c<.1uscd no damage, authorities S~Jlrl. ··Just C'vcr~ body v. as holding onto the desk." said Pat Theiss. a dis patcher at the R1vers1dl' County sheriff's s ubs ta tio n in lll'mt't. a small desert town about 90 milt's cast of Los t\ngC'lt·s. Huntington Cross Incidents Probed ''Wt' have calls from Palm Springs, Hemet and San Diego," sa id Barbara R eed, a s poke s woman f or the seismological la bo ratory at Ca liforn ia I nstitute o f Technology. Res idents of El Cajon and Escondido in San Diego County also reported feelin g the temblor. ~,, I Sec urity and s urvc1l la ncc measures are an effect today m an a ffhent southeast lluntan~ton ncach neighborhood where Cl black family awoke S unday m orning to find a symbol of the cross bumedinlothe1r lawn. Police investigators are listing the incident -the second in t hree weeks -as o ne o f malicious mischie f. A second cross. fashioned of a stiek of wood and a preC'e of pipe. was planted in a flowe r containe r. The couple said the two inci· Disney Ad Ban , 'Holy Mackerel' Unacceptable .JOHANNESBURG. South Africa rAP l South African television has turned down an advertisement f<rr a Walt Dis ney cartoon film because it has a mouse saying ·Holy Mackerel!·· "It's quite a ridic ulous situation .~ said David na rncs. editor of press services at the Ster-Kinekor film company. He said Ster·Kinekor was told last week the commercial. for Dis ney's "The Rescuers." was unacceptable. and he surmises South African Broadcast mg Corp. officials d1dn 't like the reli gious reference. "Where possible. the phrase 'lloly Mackerel' ~hould be avoided in commercials as its repetition could create n negative reaction ... the state-owned TV company reportedly told Ster·Kmckor "We really did think that fish were innocuous. whatever their level of divinity." said Ster·Kinekor publicity director Colin I laynes. ' dents arc the first to occur an their neighborhood. where the couple has laved for four years Weedkille r was used an the farsl one. to inscribe a c ross rn a corner of the lawn and in several days. it took s hape as lhe grass died out. H untrngton Beach Police Detective Sgt. Luis Ochoa sard today the inc idents are under 111- vcst1gat1on but apparently the first o ne was never reported by the family, who dismissed 1t as a prank. Ocean Vie w Boar d Postpones Session Ocean View School District trus tees have postponed their reg. u la r m eet i n g to nig ht until We dnesday a t 7 .30 p m . rn d1stnct headquarters a t 7972 Warner Ave .. H1i1J1tingtonfeeach. The action was take n lo await results of Tuesday's elec tion lo see if the Jarvis amendment passes. so discussions on dealing with dis trict plannan g may begin, a spokesm a n said. Family Slain DENVER <AP1, -A Denver man is being held for investiga· lion of ho micide rn the stabbing deaths of his wife and her two children by a previous mar- riage. police said. P olice said they found lhC bodies Of the VIC· lims In the ir northeast Denve r hOme early Sunday. Gas Station RobbedinHB Two young men an a blac·k van held up a Huntington BcaC'h gaM>linc station Sunday morning a nd m ade off v.rth S289, polace reported. The two men. om· <armed wrlh a handgun. ordered Larry Van !lo rn. an employl'C at the Arco ~ervi cc s tation. 17502 Golden West St.. to give thc•m all the money an the cash hox. The thieves had told Van Horn to frll their gas tank up and clean the ~indows at ~l : 10 a.m . w~a ther Night and morning low clouds with hazy s unshine 1n a ftcrnoon Tuesda y. Lows tonight 55 to f\O llighs Tuesday upp r 60-. a t the beaches and 70 to 7fi inla nd. I NSIDE T ODAY l~eo Rosencrans. doC'umr11- tary I 1/mmakcr from Sun Clemtnte, doesn't knowevenJ I hing. but he does know where to jmd what he wont\ to know when he wants to know 11 See f'eatunng. Pag1• CJ Index Al Yeur S.rvl<t All a..11.... "' .. l M e tyd A6 '"""•" ., C.lllort1le AS, 14 ClaUlllM 010 Cami ct •• Creuwor• IM Dealt! HetkH Al UllH'lelP... A6 ... ~.,,.,,.... IJ-4 , .. turll'lt CM HOrHtO.. Cl Allftle_,., Cl Mllttll Motllowllr IJ Mt¥1tl 84 ... 11 .... 1 ..... 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IMWDOC I director for 01v1s1on One l nc·umbent D<iv1d Jones of lluntington lkat·h '"'hu ha:, held ht!> sc<Jt \tn('t• 1956 faces lo ur chal ll•ngcr i> from the d1v1s1on. which encompasses llunt1 ngton Beach. most of Fountain Valley, p<.arts of C 1sta M t>sa , St·al lkal'h, Sanl<.i An:.i and F:ast T ustin. l 'h:.illt•ngcrs include Barbara A Hartol. <.1 lluntin~ton Dc:aC'h 1tu:-.1 n css woma11 , James W Erl\\ <.1rfh , a n 11Hlu:,lri:.ll dt:- vc lopcr ·c·o nsultant of Costa Mesa. Michae l Gr1ff1th. a Sunset He<.1<'h c·ommcrct:.11 r1shcrman. Tim llalch. a Cos w Mcsan "ho lists no occupation on riling forms Ntt1ther Jones nor a ny or his four challengers has collected more than S200 for campaigns. ;.icco rding t o the cou nty Ht.•g1s lrar or VOll•r ... office In D1v1s1on Five or the water d istrict. howt'vcr. incumbent Clem McColloc:h or Laguna lhlls s :.iys he plans to s pend S4,500 lo dercat h is m aJor oppone nt, Wayne C:l:irk of Irvine. a n aide 10 Orangt' County Superviso r L aur<.'ncC' St'hm1l c R e lated :.lury, Pagt' A131 Clark has 1nd1catcd he'll sJ>('nd :1hout half t hat ::imount, <Jnd a third candidate for the pos t, A Otto Kutsch of Santa Ana, re- ports he's collected less t han $200 for the race. MWDOC w)lolesalcs imported Metropolita n Water Dis tric t water to the City of Fountain Valley, City of H un ting ton Beac h . Co:, ta Mesa County Water District . the City or Santa Ana and Orange County Water Dis trict m District One Four Injured In Air Cras h KNOXVILLE, TC'On fAP I A. 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Owc·ns. who sec another hear ins for Aul(. 16, a lso ordered the 1uvt•n1lt• homl' to add a fulltime st.ifft•r ~•mply to watch over ,..,.ettdham Nt•cdhum. who 1!> being df'<•lt "1th as a Juv~n1 le and could AP Wlr•pflOIO HAPPV REUNION AFTER FOUR YEARS' RED l APE Tim Loos With Wife , Nina a nd Her S on, J errlck Sweet Reunion Man, Russian Wife Joined CHICAGO <AP> After a rour·yl!ar battle with Soviet bureaucracy. Ttm Loos ha:. brought homl! his wife, Nina. and her 6·ycar ·old son. J crrick • 'I am very happy I am very happy. We s hall be friends. We s hall bl' rr1encls," t he 30·ycar·old Nina s aid Sunday as she embraced her American 1n·laws at O'Hare International Airport "SHE'S T HE WAY I PICTURE D her, full of life," said Ma ry Loos of Wi lmette, Ill "She 's a very bubbly person." ttdded her hus band, llcnry "I think he made a good choice. I'm sure he did " Tim. i.I 32·year·old a1rhne ticket :.igent. and Nina met in a hote l restaur:.int 1n Mo~cow where he was vacationing. They pa rte d May 2. 19711 , and got togetht!r soon after m Warsaw, Poland, ror six days whl'n they talked of marriage. Nina returned to Moscow Sept , 18. 1974. Tim we nt home to America. The next morning he made a long-distance mar riage proposal. llE GOT A VISA TO GO to the Soviet Union in 1975 but 1t was cance led after he told embasi,y officials he planned to gel married m Moscow. Loos asked all 100 U S senators. the State Department and the U.S . embas sy for he lp Nina was harnssed and lost her JOb as a secretary Loos received a visa in September, 1977. but did not have time to arrange a wedding while he was in Moscow. They we re married on his next v1s1t and parted They met <Jg<Jin when Nina's flight from Moscow. v1<1 .Frankfurt. G€'rmany landt'd in New York Sunday On the flight lo O'lla re. Tim said. they talked "Just about h<'i ng here <.ind mc1.·t1~ everybody and being glad we 're together... f _ Nina, who s peaks good Englt5h. plans lo work as a St'C rct ::iry. Tim said he docs not expect the Soviets to keep them from returning to v1s1t her fi.lm1ly Carter Seeks Help In Hospital Costs WASHINGTON (AP l Prest dent carlt•r us ked his Cabtnl'l lO day to 1nin his effort tn win passagt• or leg1slat1on aimed at holdm~ down hos pital coMs . Jo s eph A Calif ano .Jr . "t'C-rt·tary of health, t•du<'ation and welfare•. s aid Carter made ,J p1t c h ror the legislation . :-.dwduled for vote Tut'sd:Jy in D avis, Rivals All Qppose Raising Taxes LOS ANGELES <A.P l Efl Davis says he "kind of likes the idea'' of a ppointi ng tax cut crus ader Howard .J<Jrv1s to l114.' Cahfornw SuprcmC' Court Da\'ls and hrs threl' nvuls for lhC' Repubhcun nomtnatton for c:ovcrnor also agreed Sunday that lhPy :ill oppose r:.i1sing stall' tJxt•s to bail out loc al govern mt'nt if .lar\'rs· Propos1t1on IJ pas st•s J S CXJll'l't<.•d Tues dav m:anrlaling <1 $7 htllton cut 111 property taxes st atewide Those we re• highlight~ of the f1na I prt>·clcclton confrontullon nf tht• four candidates ror th<' Ht.•publi<•an nomination for ~ov t'rnor. a seri<'s of back to-bac·k appearances on KNUC lelf'v1s1on in Los Angeles. Davis described J tlrvis as a "national hero" und s:ud rf the· 75 year.old tax crusader w11nls u plat'e in st:itc g11vl'rnmcnt. D.1v1s would ~1ve 11 t11 lt1m Asked ir that lnduded the stat<' SuP.re mr Court. Davis said he didn l know if Jarvis, an al tornt'y , was a practicing member or the Californte Bar, as rc11uircd for appointment Then h(' added "Thal's not n h nd idea. llownrd Jarvl11 on the state Supreme Court. I kind of like that ide a " the !louse Commerce Commit· tt·t:. at the Cabinet m ccting t'al tl ano. prec11cting passage• on a close vote. said the lcgisla lion "was important to lhe en trrt' administration . "lie SJ><'<'th<'ally noted 1t was important lo cvcry federal domes ti c program b ecaus e thf."n• ;ire b1lltons of dollars the fl'dl•rJI government p::iys for ";1stc and abuse 1n the hospital svs tcm that would be a vailable for other rederal needs. other human needs in lhrs C'Ountry" 1r the lcgisla.t1on 1s approved. ('::il1fano said. lie said Carter called several C'Ong ressmen over the weekend about t he legislation. Those calls ha ve improved lhe situation, C::1llfano s~11d. T he secret ary. ch atting with reporters outside the Whit e !lo use after the meet ing, said Carter "asked all Cabinet mem· bt•rs to jmn and try and help a:. we go for ward to try and gel ('ongrC'ss tn <tpprove lh1s " Front Pa~AI HB VOTE •.. package Major c hanges 1n Propos1t1on J) include. lkduct1on to five city eoun· 1·11 voles from six votes now re. qmred to pass tax measures. Removal of m e ntion of hoards and cotnmiss1ons <tnd ci- ty departments m the charter Earlier pr esentation of the city l.ludget and a length ier public hearing process before ac1opt1on. Renegotiation of franchises thc <'1ly holds with public utility corn panics Re<lu ction or the bonding l1rn1l from l!) percent to 12 per . <'<'nl or lhe city's assessed valua- lum Allowing publlration of the cll>"s lcJtal noti ces 1n nt•wspapcr'!\ publis hed in Orange County but with a J(eneral c1rculalion tn the city t herl.'rore be released one<' he turns 19, s at bJlentl> 111 lhe courtroom. dressed in blue Jeans a nd u red and·yc•llow striped T shirt His father. ~1tt1ng next to him. aliso suid noth 1n~ The 1•ourt 1>rol'l't•d1ng!. did nothing to answc•r the qui·~t1ons aske d ;_at Everett II 1gh School Who 1s H<>J:lt'I' Nc1'dhum·1 But for his N;_11.1 prn, h1.• lo<>kl·<l likt• JUst t1nolher kid in longish hmr, blue J{'an:. and tl'nnis i>hOt•i.. When exactly did he slip from u pf'rh;_1 ps unrlatural 1nt1•re1>t 1n war into :1 beltl'f in N:.11.1~m LhJt rnuld l'ause him to kill'' t\11U1ont1es have dl'scr1bed Nl'eclham ilS a br1lhant Jonl•r They said h(• ont'c made a df' tuilrd blueprint or i.J NCI.ti 11>. tt•rmrnat1 on camp com1>ll'll' wi th ga s chambers A. psych1atr1st <'ha r~H:tcnzed him as "highly an· telligent, hostile. intensely an t:ry at cV{'ryone " Aftt·r shootings on f''ob 22, <1uthorit1c•s round iJ diary in wh1t•h the boy had wrlllen at>out his :sthool l'XJX'ncnces. One en try r<'a(1 Boeing, Lockheed "I almost abundoned Hiller l<.isl night out of being pushed t oo far by m y collt:!agues. l almost went to s chool without my N:1z1 IJ'trty pin in m y jacket. Hut lu<'kily again I had a burst of t•ouragc and never again will I think about a bandoning Mein fo'uhrer and Nazis m." Japan Relates Rebate Data The diary, entitled ''My Strug· g le" a fter H itle r 's "Me in Kampf." a lso continued t his passage "While I in no way forgive my t.•nemies. I will refrain from killing them for the moment" TOKYO l/\P 1 Ko1ch1 F'u- J1wara. an offtc1al of All N1ppcm Airways. testtr1cd today h is t•om p;,in~ I l'('('I \ 1•cl what h<• 1':.illcd rch:ill•s l•lt,tllng 90 m1lh1111 ~('fl 1409.00IJ U S dollars at <'Ur rent exchangl· rutt•s I from Bol· 1ng Co. of tlw L'111led Statt·:-. 111 1971 a nd 1!.17:! i"UJiwara w.1:-. Lcsl 1fy1ng 1n the 55t h hl'm 1ng 1>1 tht• Lu<'kht•t•d p:H·off I nal 111· dl·sc·nl1t' from Lotkhl01·d Atrn:.11L C'orp 111 1\ ugust W7'1 Asked l)y pro'><'C'Utor:-. whelh<•r A.NA rt•ce1v(.'d rclwtt's only from Lockheed. FuJ1wara said ANA demanded rebate:. from Boeing through its :,all's agent N1ssho· lwa 1 Co . j Japanese trading company, tn Hl71 and rcce1v(·d IO m11l1on yen CS181.000 1 in lute 1971 a nd another SO million yen < S227. 000 I tn 1972 lnvc<:.t1gator:, l>Jtcl A':-JA \\a!> s u s p e c l(' d 0 r V I 0 I :.i I I n i; t h l ' l11re1gn 1•M lwng1• control law for l'f'C't•t\ 1ng th1· B<it•111g funds llowe\ t·1. no ll'g a I :.it t1on "'ill ht· ta kt' n h.1.•c ~His t• th c· s l ill utl' of lim1ti.lt11ms has exp1r1.·d 1n the ('(IS (' 1\ .J apanc.''il' n<•ws paper rt·1XJrl ed 111 April 1977 th:.it lux r)ff11:1<.1b had begun 1nves t1 gat 1ng J 547 .ooo dollar puymcnt from Boeing tlJ t\Ni\, but Boeing Cu h<ict Stall'd p;.iymcnts made l11 /\Ni\ Jpp:.irertll) t'r)vcred ad v1·rt1 s1ng un<l pr<Jmolion co:.ls for Jl't:, sold to lhe uirl1nc Th c· n l' \\ ~pup c r :-. a 1 d i\ :\ 1\ l.1 tied lo report thl· l3oc1ng pa\ mcnts on 1t:. income t:.ix st<.all' .nt·nt-. 1\,\;t\ bC'gJn tu u ~e Boe1nr. plant:s 111 1961 i.lnd ha~ pun•h<Jscd 18 noe1ng Jt'b altogclht·r Hl ft•rring tn lht• Lcwkht:L•rl mont•\. FuJrn;1r;.i '•Jld lie r e One Arrest e d In Huntington Alley Brawl A. br:.iwl 111v11ll.ing about 20 pcopl1• erupted w a downlc1\\ n I hmtinglon Bt·al'l1 •1 I l1 •y Sund a.\ night ~111<1 1T:.ultf'Cl 1n ~tl lt•ast on~· ;1rn•!>t tor d runkl'nncss. poltct· n·pnl'tc·d Nu 1n1unc•s wc·r<' n :porll'd Polle<' Wl're unabh• tt> determine tlw l'X<.t«'l c:.iusc.· of the ri~ht wh1l'h beg<1n ~hortly artc•r 7 :10 p m . near 7th Street <inJ Orang(· Avenue Some of tho~e invnlveu were using mctal pipes <Js weapons. police said p 0 I I {' (' I n ct I (' a I (" d s (.' \ c r u I partll'~ \\Cre 111 progre5s an th<• area· when thL• d1stur b<1n r e began ce1 ved Lhe re bates from J W C lulle r . former h ead of the American aerospace compa ny 's 1-~ar East o pe rations. s hortly after they had dinne r a t a J apa nese r estaurant in downto wn Tokyo on Aug. 2. 1974. Fu1iwara said Clutter took a cardboard box from his car and put it into FuJ1wara's car. :.ay- ing '·this 1s a present for you." Fujiwani thus udmillcd the c ha rges aguinst him of violating the foreign exchange l<iw. In a n e<i rher hl'uring, l·'u. Jtwara testllied tha t Tokuj 1 Wabsa, rormcr ANA president, expressed his intention lo chan· nel money from the American a1 rcruft .company to Japa nese politicians. Wakas<t has de nie d his in· volvement in the scanda l The Lockheed scandal has re· suited m thret' trials, a ll s till go. mg on Man Arrested In Huntington Knife Battle ,\ S;m Diegu man was Jailed on l'h:.irge~ of attempte d murder Sundi.ly night Mter ht.· allegedly uo.;1.•cl a kmfr to 1nfltt•t st:vcrc ''ound~ during a fight w1lh ;,i trans ient on Holsi.I Chica State Bl·ach al I lunlington Beach Orange Count v s heriff's o r ricer:-. identified the suspel't as Paul Qumtm Garc1<1. 21. They :-.a1ct lhe \'1ct1m . Perry Anderson. :n is m guarded cond1t1on today rn Pac1f1c:.i Hospital. Huntington lk::ich DepUltt•s s ;.i1d the fi ght between Garcia and Anderson \\ .1:-. on\.' of a numbl'r that e rupt t>d Sunday mghl <.1t lhe slate beach. They said a patrol car w:.i:-; l'lo:-.e hy when the ~tabbing oc c urred. Officers said lhev gr<.abbed Garc1;.i, disarmed him .i nd drove him to lite county Jail Witches Out To Get Us? ZlONSVJLLE. lnd <APl Thl·n· arc over ~00 witchcc; in lhe I n d 1 a n Cl p o I i s a r l' i.I . ,1 C<1 1Ifornia n who claims Lo have.> been a w1tc·h before finding Ch ris llantty charged ht·re re <'enl I) John Todd. a 28·ycar-old who said he li ves m the Lo:. Angeles ar ea. made the c·h ar ge while speaking to a r horch group that ts apparently heeding his warn 1n g that witc hes a re conspinng to conquer the world The ent ry was written two days before Needham fatally shot 15-year-old Bill Orahe r and w ounded 16-year ·old Kevin J ones . Jones, who was grazed in the head in *the shooting , later admitted he had been looking for •• fight wtth Needham "because of the Nazi deal. Curiously. Eve rett Vice Prin· c1pal Hobert Dingman said, the vil'tims were probably as close friends as Needham had. "He was µrob::ibly hurt that they 'Wt•n· the ones who nad done I :.omc of the heckling," he s aid lie said Needham had takl•n part in no school activities after <1 brier stint on the track team I le w ~ts considered ;.in excellent builder or models. s uch as tank:. :.ind armored personnel carriers. lie took the usual sophomore s ubjects and was cons idered m - te ll1gent. He got an "A" m science but aid not excel in soc 1a1 studies or tu story. "lie gener ally didn 't apply himself in school," Di ngman s.i1d ''lie was t oo engulfed in th ts Nazi Uung." In the semeste r before the :.hootin g. D i n g m a n s aid . Needham was C1b:.ent Cl lot. No Ont' is certain JUSl when the boy developed his Na7.I l'aS<'tnal1on. ~·nd Oamcl McLellan. chief a:,- s 1:.t<.1nt µrosccutor for Ingham County, !>atd Needham "JUl>l 'il'l'mcd lu slirl<.• into " il Man Talked Out of Try To Shoot Self A 2 5 · y l' ;.i r · o Id II u n t i n gt on Beac h m:.in was taken into cu~tody Sunday for psychiatnc t iJ re after he threatened lo k 1 ll hims elf m his downtown apart,. ment over mi.lr ital problems. police said. The ma n was arrested <tflt.·r Huntin gton B e a c h S pcl·ial Weapons <.1nd TaN1cs team sur rounded his residence and cor· doned off one block around the I !:lt h Street apartment from 8: 15 to 11 p.m., said LL John Foster. F oster said Officer L a r rv Milll·r rcrsuaclcd the· ma n not to harm h1msl'lf by LC:tlking to him on lhc telephone. The despon- dent man had a 45..c aliber pistol tied with <a cord around his neck, F o!>te'r said . l ie was led C1Way from hi\ home l.ly police and was taken tu l C Irvine Medical Center for psychiatric care . Police said the man had called a local radio s ta tion crisis hot- line and told an e mployee he ''<is going to s hoot himself at 7 p.m . Thc radio st::ition employe<.> called police who went to the man's aid FEA TURING THE DESIGN,TALE NTS OF SEVEN INTER NATI ONAL AWARD WINN ING JEWELERS- One of a collect1on of handmade diamond cluster rings by Theres Lander -twice winner of the Oscar for Jewelry Design -The DeBeers Diamond International Award -as shown with rubies and bnlhant cut diamonds. $3460 Prices may vary due to customer preference In diamond selection We would welcome the opportunity to mount your \tones in any of our settmgs. Wyndham Leigh \.I \\PUii! (If ·\l 11 127 Fash ion Island, Newport Center. Newport Beach Telephone· (714) 644·0501 7 Irvine EDITION • Today's Closing N.Y. Sfo ... k s VOL 71, NO. l5b. 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA M ONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 TEN CENTS • e Families Vow to Fight Eviction Ii.)' PIULIP ROSMARIN OI '"" 0fltr f'llOI Sl•ll J:.'jm1hes who live 1n the Park \\'l'1'l Apartments IO lrv1ue con· s1dl-'rt•d le~al action lodav 1n th<• ":..il..e of lh<'1r \\Cckc nd ·protest O\ t•r C\ tet1on not ices from the Irvine Company. wh1eh wants to make their ..,<'ellon of the com - plt>x for adults onl) Tht• f:..im1ltl·s c.lon 't want to mO\'t•. '-IH>k csm t·n claimed. dNiJllll' lhl' lnmc: Cumpim y's or Aw Gee .. Mom ft-r lO pay all nlO\llfll! <'X(Jt'nM.'S und the rnsti. for n·eonnect1n~ uttlit1cs. Hus bands. wives und ch1lrlrt·n picketed the rental office at 3001 P a rkvie\\ Lane Saturday anrt Sundav. aflt'f 79 tenants rt• Ct'i ved ·lhe e \"iclion notices wh)ch gave them l wo weeks to pick a llcrnate a p artm e nts 1 n the huge complex. or movP out b) .Julv 6. T he Irvine <.:ompam lt•tl<•r!., whic h they got Saturday morn. 1ng though they Wt're dated with tuday·s date. suuJ the landlord 1>l:rns to convert the sect10n to an ~ill-adult area T he apartment are<1. which is the oldest seeuon of Park We~l and contains res idents who have live d there s ix vears or more. c urrently IS Co mprised O[ rn m 1 IJe~ and sin~lc renters in .1bout cqu<.il proportwn nu.• I l'\'Jn(' Company S<Jld the Cl11t· \1':1r 11ld 1>11\ l'llt• D<l\I'-nl In 1m· gL·ts ~ Im 111g pc•th 1111 lht' dwt•k lrnm hi..·1· mulhl'r d111·111 g li:il>\ c'lllllt•...,l Suncl<.I\ di Cosl.1 :\ks :i f.'hh Fn lht\l'llt• \\;1..., dl'l'larl•<I \\ 1n1H•t' ol Liit• ,;Ill' 'var .ind u111kr portwn ol the· .11111u:il hah.\ e·1111lc •...,1 Wurt Mulls Fate of Boy Nazi Lover f,,\,'\S l :"\C . Mll'h CAI» \\ twn l !"I \l'ar old Hoger F: '\c·t'!tlwm s hcl\\t•d up ut l::verNt ll1ch ~('hool \H•iJring '' Nun par 1' p111 ;ind t:i ll\111g q uwrlv about \d<tll ll1tl1·r . h1 .., ('l as ~malt•s IC'l' l'l·cl On .1 nild Feli1uar~ d .l\, :'l.1'1'clh:1111 h1•:11 ti oru• I aunt tcK1 111 ;in, 111· pullt•d a 22 callht•r. l.11).!1·1 '" k pi-.tol 1n a l'l"ll\Hlt·d s !' h • "1 I ha II\\ '" ;.1 n cl "ho l I \\ o 1 ... 1-.111g d.i-.smat1•-. Ont• of l h1• hO\" d1t•ll l'ocl.I\. 'ht• fr;cll s ll•ndt·r \•·I'd ham \\ :i-. h rou~hl from lnclwm <'ounl\ .J.111 t11 a ns wt•r l11r his 110 1•11nlt''-I J')lt«• on a murclt·r diar J..t' Proha11• .Judgt• I l11n.dd 0\H'll" ord1•fl•cl h1 m hl'ld l1·111por.111h .JI lht• 1'C1ulll\ .11" .. ,.11 .. ll11nw 110111 <1U tho11111·-. 111111 11 1•11mpl1•!1• ;1 11,lllltrl\\ld<• -.i•.11 c·h l11r an .1ppr11pnatt• ml•n I.ti 111-.Jll\ltlllll \\ht•rt• hl• l'llUld n• 11•1\ 1· -.11ph1 ... 1ic·all•<l1 twrap\ ( h\'1•11'-. who -.t•I an()ther ht·ar 111g fo1 Aul-! II\. ulsn orclerc•ct th(• IU\ 1•11111• homl' to udcl <1 fullt1 m<· ... 111111·1' s irnply to \\.el1•h ovt'r :'-:t•t·dh11m N1• .. ctham. \\ho 1s h1·111,1.'. cl<.•alt 111t h ,..., a 111\·1•n11t• .i nd t·ould 1 twrd11rc• lw n•lt'aM·d nm·e ht' 111111 ... Ill. s.11 ""'-•nil.\ 1n the 1·11 111 r room dn·ssN1 111 hlut· lclln" .incl a rt•cl .incl 't'lhw -.tnpe d I' -.1111 I 111-, f,1lht•r. '-ltltng nt':-:t lo l~t· ~ \Zl. Pa~t' .\:?> Japanese Report Boeing 'Rebates' TOKYO l1\P1 Kwch1 Fu \I\\ ara. an official of 1\ fl Nippon ,\1 rwa.\'·s. tes t1f1t.'ri 1od:1y his t11rnpany rec:l.'iVt.'d whal hl' c·:illed rebates totaling 90 m1ll1on \c•n 1409,000 L'S. dollars at eur ·,.,•nt exchanJ?C' rnll's 1 from Hrll'· 111g Co. of tht• l:n1ted Stat<•s 1n I !l7 I and l!l72 Vu jiwarn '' ~1s te-.tifying in th1• 55\h hearing of \hl· Lockhe<:ll pa~olf trial I le• dest·nh<•d hov. ht• reet•I\ 1•cl for \;\,\ n·halt's tot ;ilinµ 11:! mdl1t111 \en t 11)(),000 <lollars al 1!17~ t·"·hangl' rdl1•.., 1 from Local Races Spotlighted Inside Today 1\m11 ng l'hlllCl's fot•1ng 0 rang <· Co 11 n t y v o tt• r s Tuescluv un· tht.•sc· lo<'.il r;lt'l'S i11ghhg htt•d ln'>llll• lm\a, 's Oailv !'110\ :..n lrvi0nt• wom;rn 1s 'l'1•k inµ lhl· H<•pul1htan 11 o m1 nal111n fo r (';.il1f11rnw ·..., St.•c·rl'lan 111 St<1te Set> P age• 1\3 Lo<'kht•t•d ,\1rrrnft Corp in ,\11g11st 1!)71 ,\s l..1·<1 h.\ prost•rulor.., whether ,\ ~ 1\ l'C.'l'('t Vl'<l rl'halcs nnl ,. from Lol'kht•t•d. F11 11\\ara said AN/\ dc•rnci ncll•d n·hales from Hoeing I hrnugn its salt-s Hgc·nt N1ssho· lwa1 Co . a J ;.1pant•se tradin$! n1mpan~·. in 1971 a nc1 received HI mllhnn \'l'll 1SJ8J.OOO 1 1n latl' \Uil :11111 ai101hc•r 50 m1ll1on yen I S227 11()()) Ill J!l72 lll\'C"•l1gators said /\NI\ was ..,lls p el'lt•d ot \ 1olat1ng the r11n•1g 11 C'\('h,lllgt• control law ror 11•1'l'1\1ng thl· Bot•ing fund s ll1l\\t'\t•r. 1111 lt·~al at·t1on \\Ill ht• t.11-.t•n ht·c·.w-.t· tht· s t <1tute 111 hm1t.111111h h.c-. t•\p1n·d in lhe l':t!'>t' \ .J .1p.1111•...,t• 111•\"-Pa1wr rt•p11rt 1•11 111 \p1 II 1!17i that tax 11ff1('1;1I.., h.td h1•g1111 ln\1''-llg<ttlllg ;t ~1 1 7,11011 doll.Jr fl ·'·' m<:nl from B1w1ng 111 t\'Ni\. hut Hot·ing Co h:t d sl;1H·cl pa,, ml'nts m;idc to t\ Ni\ apparently tovercd acl \ 1•rt1s1ng and promotion costs for ll'ls s11ld to tlw <11 rhne Tht• nt'\\'-PilJ>t•r s u1d /\NJ\ failt•d lo rc•port tht· Boeing pa~ nwnls ur1 11:-. 11u·nm t· tax slule· rnc•111s ,\:'lo \ lwgan 11> u-.c• Bol'mg pl;inc·-. in l!Wi<t <11HI has purc hasl:'d 18 B11t•11lg rt•ls altogethc:r fam ilies would be relocated to the 3601. 3701 und 3801 P <1rkvie w Lane bloeks of Park West. which are a ll·famllv area~. Forty-seven of the te na n ts. raced with the 1mmed1atc choice uf s electing ne w <1 partmcnts which apparently "e r e offered on a f1rs t·C'omc. first-ser ved basis or prcparm~ to move il way at Lht•1r o wn expense. s igned up Saturday for new a1>artmenh The Irvine City Council hur· riedly scheduled a diseuss1on of the incident for its T uesday mecling. Counci lwoma n M<1ry Ann G<1ido already hus c<1lled l.lpon I r\'lne Company President Peter Kremer to rescind the ev1ct1on lett ers. Kremer. s he :>aid, agreed to re-evaluate the action with company offiee~s. Thl' <iCtion. she said, "pic ks on our le<JSl <1ff1UC'nt Citizens 111 lhl' city " i\1 ri.. G<11do Cldded thut. "We t•an 'l afford to lose ;rny housing 1'to ek from our low and mode rate housing Wl"ve got to ha V<' units where families can :.ifford to live .. An I rvine Co mp any spokt•sman said the company v. ill olfcr the new a partments al the i.ame rC11ts reside nts now va~ . except m cases. he said. <See f'A~llLI ES. Pag<' i\2) Record Voting? Absentee Ballot Total Highest By GARY G RA1'VILl.E OI U.. D•olr Piiot ~1•11 ,\ rt.'tord hrt•ak1n g 22.792 .1h:.t.•11tet• hJllots al r<'m.h h<.1\'c bt•t•n l'ast for the• pr1m:.1r~ l'lt·c· liun and eounl\' l'h't'l l<ln off1<•1als s a \ I h<tl s hould lw ;rn 1 nd ll'<tl ion of th~· \Olt·rturnout T ut.•!.da\ .\ E Olsclfl. <>r<tng e <.:rntnl~ ·., reg 1str.1r of \lltl•rs. prt•d1eled J tiO l>t·rcl'nt turnout of the• t·ounty's >ii~.5i5 reg1slt·rt•d vote: rs That p<-re·l·nta gt'. ltke t hl· num ht•r of ab~t·nt c.•t• bC!llots. \\Ould ht.• an a ll limt• h1.1~h for Davis Eyes Jarvis for High Court LOS ANGELES cAP I Ed Dans...,,,~ . ..., ht.• "kind of h kcs tht• 1dl·a · · ol appointing tax cut c·rusadcr llO\\arcl J arv1s to the California Supreme Court. D1.1\'1S and his three riv<1ls for 1 he R1·publtcan nom1n<1t1on for governor ulso agrcc·d Sunday that tht•y <ill oppose rais ing state f:JX l'S to ball out loc<il govern mt>nl if Jarvis' Propos1t1on 1:1 pal'>ses as expected T uesda y . mandating a S7 b11l1on C'Ut 1n properly tcixt•s s t att.•widt• Thosl' wt•re highlights of tht· final pn'-<.'leclton confrontation :ll th e four ('andidalcs for the Rl•1rnblit·<1n nomination for gov- t•rnor, a ser1(•s ol bar k to·tn1ck c.1ppeuranC't'S on KNBC tclcv1s1on 111 Lo~ Angeles D a \'Is desc n lll'd .J a rv 1s as t1 "natrnnal h<'ro' and s aid 1f th(• 7$·\'t.'ar-old tax crusadc•r want~ <i pla re 10 :-.t alt• go\'crnmc nt. Davis '~ould g ive 1t to him As ked 1r that inc lud ed the sl<1\c Supre me Court. Davis said he dtdn'l know 1f Jurv1s. an at torne~" w a:-. a pra e t1 c 1ng member ol the California nar. as n·qu1r<.'d for appointment Then hl' adclecl ··Thal 's not a bad 1rle<1 lloward Jar\'1s on the slate Supr<•me Court I kind of hkl• that 1<lt•a " .Jaf\ IS, ml'an\.\hill'. pn·d1<'lcd .1 landslide v1ctorv nt•xt TuC'sc1ay for P ropos1tion d anc1 s;rnl th:;l will s t•nd a nws:.ugl• arross tht• nallon to cut taxes and geivcrn m cnt inll!rvcntion m the lives of taxpa yers. "We 'n • go1n i.: to se nd a message this 1s no lon~er a gov ernm«nt of the burea m·rats. hy tht• burc•aut•rals ;ind for the hurC'aucrats .... J ;irv1s told a cheering ('ro\\.d o r 500 s upporters in t he affluent s uburbs of !See STATE. Pag<' A 2> <1n off.year e lection . <1nd Obon said 1l ·s <ill bec<1usc of Proµos1 lion 13 Th•• property tax reform 1n ll1<1l1 vc secmt'CI to he the pre dominant s u bject ot d1scus!.1on a mo ng <1bsentee \'Ole r-. v. ho c..1st their ballots earlier <1l Olson's offl ct• t\ lltl percent vott'r I urnoul ml•ans roughly 5 t2.000 volt.·rs \\Ill marC'h into vot111g stall!. in 2.126 county precincts that "'" lie open from 7 a m to ti p m I n add1t1on to hcdp1ng dt• tc·rm1ne the fate of Pro1> 13 those voters will he lp dec1dl· ttw1r party's nominees for gov t·rnor. otht•r statewid e constu- t1ona I officers, ConJ,!ress a nd :.tatt· IL•g 1slat11rl' In t·ounty races the voter!. \\ rll ha\'(• a :.<I.\ <.1 b<1ut the selc(' t1011 of tv.o county s upervisors as w l'll a s t•1ght rount~ officials. in t.'lud1n ~ d1s1 ri<'I <.1ltornev and s ill' rt ff . /\ lso al s t a kt· in Tucsd<1y 's dl•t·llun w1 II be 1:~ sl a te w1de: hallot 1ssut•s. a s ing lt• eountv b <illot m easure as well <1s ;, <See ELECTION, Page i\2> Birds Bod Bees ' Sioorm, Hawk Harass Citizen8 The birds and the bees caused some problems for Irvine res1 dl•nts Sunday. ploliee reported Tom Mau~lin of 4112 Escudero Drive in northern lr\'inc called for help when a quee n bee and "about 10.000 bees" swarmed 1n an oran ge g r ove behind h1:-. ho use a nd wouldn't let htm in his sv.1mming pool. Anim <1I Services Officer Deb· b1e Moser advised Mazehn lo contact a local beckeep<'r who would be happy to have the bees S h e s aid s h e 's r eceive d numerous ealls <1 bout b ees "This 1s the sea son for t he m. Wild s warms arc s l<1rting their hives. and some of the m are nNtr homes I got a call fro m one man who couldn't even get nut of his house ·· Miss Moser was s ummon ed on a second <'all Sunday to p1cn i1· g rounds in Bommer Canyon . behind Turtle Rock. l\n Irvine Hanch de puty said the pie· n ickers w t'rt' being "divl·· bo mbed" bv an t:!aglc ll turned out I he eagle wai. a hawk . and ::i b aby one al that M 1ss Moser s;ud the ha wk h<1d fallen from its nest and was una- ble lo fly. Bec<1use a m other h<iwk won't accept a defector hack 1n 1L'\ nest . s he s a id. the ~ outh was taken to vcterin<1rians who will care fo r it until it can fl v ·She said the p1l'01ckers m ay lrn vl' been fnllhtened by the fc m a ll• hawk. which soared overh c<.1d during the ineident Horse, Cow Killer To Aid Community A man who pleaded no contest to eriminal charges filed afte r he s hot and killed two horses and t\\O cows in the El Toro area was ordered today to put in 300 hours of eommunilv !.erv1e<· \\ ork during the next l \\~O years Orange County Supt'r1or Court Judge II. Warren Knig h t 1m posed sentenet· on F red J oseph D1 Bernardo. 20. of San Pedro ;ifler suspending lhc onc·y\!ar eounty jail te rm he al first 1m posed on the defendant. It was noted lha l Di Be rnardo has paid restitution to one of tht: two owners of animals he shot with a 22-rali ber rifle last Labor Day and has promised to com pcnsatc the othc•r vit•t1m llaneher William T . Flowl'rs h <1s acce pted Sl .900 from 01R('rnar<lo for thl• killing of one or his Guernsey cows and the \\Ounding of another "h1ch later h<td to be.• destro) eel Ollkrnardo 1s to pay flowe rs' nl'1g hbor. !-"rank Waer. S30.000 for th<• Ins., of l\\o Morg<1n mares that \\erl' k11ll'CI du11 n~ tlw same• ..,hooting s1>rc1.· nc<1 r Cool. 's CornNs \ r r l's t 1 n g o I I 1r1· rs s <J 1 d l>tlll•rn ardo s hot lhl' fo ur animals \\hilt• driving ar ound t ht• a re<J 1rt a jeep T he probation n·1H1rt n•ad by J udge Knight s talt·d that D iBernardo 1s now "t"<lre mcly remorseful.. about "hut lw ppcnl·d last Luhor D<1y Or:n~:~st Witches 0,1t To Get Us? Dcnrns CarpentC'r·.., re llremenl ha s St•l llfl a st•ramble for th <• Republican nommat11Jn tn lhe Orangt• C'oa-.t ·-. ~llllh St al"' S<>nalt• Dis\ nr\ St.•t.• Pagl' 1\:J College Radio Active ft~ath er Night a nd morning low t• louds \\1th h<11 ,. suns h inc 1n aft e rnoon ·Tues d ay Lo\\ s tonig ht 55 to flO 1 ltghs Tut·sda~ upper 6~ ;1l the' ht•<Jt'hC's and 70 to 7fl 111land. /.10:\S\'ll.1.E l nc1 t1\P 1 l'h1•n · .1r1• o\ 1•1 !"'4)(1 "ll<'hcs 1n tht.- 1 n rC' 1·1•1111~ .ln h11 Todd a 28 YC'a r ·old who -.u1<1 h 1• ll\'t•s 1n Liil: Los J\n~(•lcs ·•l'l'tl , made• the t·hargc• while !<pt•tiking to a C'hurch ~roup that 1s ;1ppun.>nt l~ h<•NlrnA his warn mg 111:11 w1tche:-; ure consp1rin~ lo 1·on<t11c•r lht• world ('odd h:i~ told m C'mbcrs or the runrtamenlL1last Firs t Baptist Chureh that witC'hes. who call th1•msl'l"e· thl· lllummatl. h ave inf 1 II mt Ni polil Ira I, military and husmt•'"' ('onc·t'rn'> and arc pre p,1nn~ to l:tk<' ovt•r lht• worlri I•'" l' Oran~1· Coun - ti;ins ;1rl.' among l:J c·an d1dat1•s f111 ltw 2ncl D1strn·t seat on tlw Sl<lll' Board of F.q ua l11Ut10n ~l'l' P agt• ,, 111 Thrt•t• cand1d;itt-s. on1• ol whom lws !Wen largt·l.v inact1\'e in the rumpai,.:n. are Sel•kin~ the· Orange Coast 's 5th rt1 \'1s1on seal m thl• Mumr1pal Wate r 01i. I n e t of Orange Count v Sec Pa!!c A l~l Ma l'k llunnaford und 0 an Lun g ren exp .. c· t Tuesday's primary "Ill sN them up for a remutch next fall i n lht' :l '11h Congressio nal Distr1rt which includes portrons of \\est Oran~e Count) SCl' PagetA\7 KSBR Airs From Saddleback Station Hy R EllF.C'('A lf f.L~ 04 llw Daily Pilot !>tall R:1d111 1s making a rnmt•bllck 111 till' Suddle hack Valley If ,\'ou'rt• "1thin the sound of t lw 'cm•t• of Saddlehark Vullc•y Coll1•g1• KSUH . 88 s on your FM d ial vo11 t•art tun1• 1n th1· latest in h1;•:1 \ t•h•rt1on results 1'11t'sd<1y St:irt;ng <ll 1 p m . the student operated s latinn pluns to hove 12 1'{'portcrs calhnJ( "' to broadca:;t res ults a nd interviews from \arious u r eas arou nd the C'()Unl.) T he sound of KSBR rolls only lnsrde :ihout a five-mile radiu!> of the college This fall. howevt•r. thl' radius is to 111rrN1sc to 22 mill''-· 1nc ludinu 1·1t1 t's as for awa\' as Tustin, Costa Mc•sa and San Clemente In Septemhet-. th(• st1.1t1on's watlage will go from 10 to :l,000, increasing its rotential lis te ning audienre to 400.000. according lo proJ(ram m anager and faculty m ember Warren Ocncon. Th is inc rease is a "big deal" for the eolle~c and the 60· 70 stu- dents majorinit in communica- tions arts. The new hroadcasllng frequeney granted the college by the F edera l Com munications Comm1ss1on 1FCC 1 was the last av~1ilablt• 1n lht• area, Deacon said . Follow1ni! a "long a nd ex· haust1ve" procedure lo win FCC approval. the collc~c 1s huiltJin,:: a new transm11t1ng station atop a hill near the Sudclll'bnck Cam pus to ha ndle tht' frcq ut•n<'Y <.:olle~e officials have <1 pph<'d for a Sl:lfl.000 grant fro m the OcparlmC'nt of lfcallh, t:duca· 11011 :ind Welfare ln cove r new l 1quipment costs. T h e s tatio n 1s fin a n ced primarily by instructional funds from the college. but in thrc•e years, Deacon said. the non commercial s ta tion may bl' financed by public fundra1sers and s ubseriplions s imila r to those used in the operation of public television channe l 28. One reason Saddleback won F CC approval. according to stu- dent news directo r Greg Widen. wrt~ because or public s f!airs re· <See RADIO. Pa~e A2> INSIDE TODA l' /,t'll Rosrncrcms. documen /11ri1 /1/mmak1•r (rom San Cleo1t•ntP. drw1m 't lm011J c•ven1· lltrng . l>ut lie rloe<1 know 11'/1erc> to f md what he wants tn k11ow when lie want.'1 to lmnw 1/ Sc•1· Pt•atunnQ. Page Cl lade~ Al Y tllr S.~vl<e A 11 .... 11... ..,. l...M loyd A6 '"''""' IU C:.111or11I• AS.u t••ulllef ().If , .... 10 •• C:no.-tU 0.•1111 Noll<ft A• ............. ... l11tertet-ew f'talwl,.. C1·1 l'All l 11111,.ll • irporl A.t Capo Clos ed Cap1::.l1.ino .111 pvrl 1, 1 h1:-.1·1.J . 1tt·cord1ng l<I IJntlo" 11t·1 .f J\ W1ko-. Ill' :.outJ th1 .. murn111~ thJl ,1 h1g X hml bt•l•n 11a1nled un llw l:tl rip 's run" ay Sat urda)' lo <ii fll'tally ::.ignify its C'lusure A few planes rcrnain at U11· .11rfickl but Wilcox s aid th1•y :Jrt• thc·n• lt..'mporarily · "\Vt"\"(• l;:l\t•n d 11·" piluh pl'rm1ss11m lo \..l'l'P tht•tr plane'> th<'n.· for now because thev'rt• out of <·o mm1 ss 1on .or :-.oml'lhing." Wilcox said Alrothl'r uix,•rat1ons at the San Juan Capistrano strip ha\ e lx'l·n tlusl'd do"n. h1· said South county pilots have fill'd a lawsuit against th<.• city of Sa11 Juan and airport ov.ner"> Wilt'<>\ und Brue<.• Winton to ('Onie:-.! thl' J unt• I closing Of lht• '>ll Ip. or cll'red by City CounC'll m1·mb1·r" ''ho ruled 1t unsaft· The pilot" losl lhc·1 r f1 r-.L lwll It· 1n court Fricl<1 v wlwn 11 \\a" ruled lht·tr suit wa" <11•f11·1er11 Piloli:. w<'re given 30 days lo g<·t their t'<.tSe 10 ordt•r WllC'ox unUrl ruling flt• said he and W111lun do n11l havt• a ny plans for dc vl'lopnicnt ol till' ,11rport land ut pres(•nl and \\Ill 1111! takt· arw furlht·r ul'l1on unril thl! <.·us<.• hai.t b<.•t•n c-lt«in•d in tiit• <'f)U rts Man Arrest e d In Huntington Knife Battle ,\ S;in 01t·g11 mun \\a-. Ju1h-d on churges ol illll'mptl·d murdt'r "iunday night art<.·r ht• ull<.·gC'<lh '"•t'd a knife· lo 1nfll<'t s1•w•n· "11und~ llun11i.: 11 fr f.!hl ,, 1th .1 trans 11•nl on llul:-.<1 ('h1ca ~t.111· Bt•<H·h at lluntinl.(lon llt•<tt'h Oranj.!e <.:ountv -.lit•riff's of fl C'l'rS 1cll0nt1l 1<·cl t ht• sllSJH"l I ·'" l'.J lll ()LUOl lll (;;in·ra . ~I 'I ht•V s ;.i1cl the•\ ll't1m Pt·rrv i\nrl1•rs1111 2 1. 1s 1n gu,1rdl'tl n111il11ton 1111J.t\. Ill l'J1·t1 1n .1 llosp1t.1l . lluntrng1or1 lk:t<•h D l' p U l 1 l' '-s u I cf t It t· f I J.! h I lwt \t l'l'n <:urc·1.1 :m<I Andt'r-.;1111 "a-. ont• of :1 nurnbt•r th<Jt C'rupt l'd Sunday night al tht• st<•ll' lwaeh l'ht• \ said a pat ml <"a r w ;1 l'los1· h~ \\ ht•n llw :-.l.Jhl11ng 111 ··urrl'd orrrn·r .. said .t ht•\ gr:.ihh1'(I G:1n:ia. d1-.arm<'d hi m .ind d rnH• him to lht· c·uunt y J.111 Boom Gave Sta t e Cash ? !'-.,\C H t\ M 1': ~ T 0 It\ P 1 ('a·llfnrn1a's boom n •t·1werv from 11H' 1971 917:1 l'N'eS!'.IUl1 IS till' rna1n fador lwh1nd tht· stat\•s ~1anl huclgt·I -.urplu ... -.ay-. s t:111' l"1 n.rnn· 1>1n·t·Lor Ho\ lk ll · ·Ttw ''hull· \'t·onorn y d 1ct H'n '"·II 111 H171i and l!j77, .ind "h1·n lhat h.ippt·n ... "'' g!'t nwn· 1,,, mc1111•.\ 11 ... ,,., s1mpl1• :1., that l'ht' lop ll11J"ll :1111111111 ... ti .ilmn 11:.:11n· ut·knrmll·dgc:d that a S.'iOO m11l111n -.urplus sl<1rtt·r and ,1 l•rt•tl\ pnt.[!rC'<;Sl\I' I.I\ .. triu tun· ll'lt II~ lorm'"' t;11, Hon a Id Ht'••.[! ,1 11 h ,, \ " .11 , 11 hd1wt1 YMCA to Off ~r Courses on Y o~a ,\ sent•s or fin• voga dasSl'" for bC'ginning .ind tnlermed1alt• s tudt•nts will lw offerC'd I hrnugh thl' Oran~t' Coast YMCA b<'g1n ning the '-'l't'k of .Junt• 12 Taught b~ Joan W1le1n. and Su lie ll1'ust1s. lht• c·l.1si-.e., \\ 111 mec>t on Wednesdays from 7 ;m JI m to 9 :m p m and ThursrJ<1, s t 1·11m ~I :m a m to I l ,, rn F;11 add1l1on:il information tonla('l thL•Y .1lH·12 99911 ORANGE COAST '"""~~("'-' tn ... '" "1•, .., .• t\...., .. 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" ... ·~ ~~W'•f:~ ;;~ <>:,~, ( ,j~~!.,~~~~" ~~~I ,..,.r ... , or •Ow•ttnttm•fU \ "'.-'"'" '""' o. ••rtrod"'"'" ••t~1 "'" .. , or• ,...,,•Or\ o• lOO¥rtQll\to-f'Wlr \.llt~d tt•\\ 04>\tAjJf' "°' 1 .ti tOUA ANU f 4'''"'"'• \1110\ r pl ,. Ch• (A",, ~ \ nvtnth'f bt """• \• \0 ~~tM., "'11 '"'• • ""''''"•l•()l't\ \J \l)f'ft "'""' .. • O•ltf PllOI P"olO l>f LH P•ftw F ro• Pa,,.. 11 I NAZI •.• him. abo said nolh111J.: The court proceedings did nolhtng lo answer lhe que:.L1on~ asked at Everetl High School Who ii. Rog~ Needham ·• But for his Nazi pin. he looked llkc JUSl a nother kid in longish h:.ur. blue Jeans and \t'nnis l>hOC b When exartly did he sltp from a perhaps unnatural interes t in war into a belief in Nazism that could cause him to kill" Aut horities ha ve descrihcd "leedham as a brilllanl lonl'r They said he once made a dl' tailed blueprint o f a Nazi ex termination cam p complelt• \\tlh gas chambers. A psyc·hiatnst l·haracterized him as "highly in te lligent. hostile. intens ely an gry at everyone .. A ft er s hootings on Feb 22. authorities found a diary in whic h the boy had written about his school experience:.. One en tr~ read Hospital Costs Assailed WASlllNGTON IAPI Presa· de nt carter i.tskcd his Cabinet to· day to Ju1n hi~ effort to win p~1ssagl' or lcj?1slat1on aim ed cit ho lding down hu~p1t<1l costs . Jos eph I\ <.:n l1fano Jr • Sl'Crl'tary of health . educattol' and welfare. l>aid Carte r m ade ·• p1 l th fo r tht• lt.•gis t a tion . St'h<.•dukd ror VOii.: Tuesday If\ tht• lloui.e Commerce Commit' l1'l' :.t i the Cabrncl meettn!! l'J It l ano. pre tJ1cting passage on a c los(· vote, said the leg1s1<1 tl(ln ·was important to the en· tirv a tJmmistrat1on. KSBR PERSONNEL PREPARE FOR ELECTION DAY BROADCAST Tony Chevez (left). Warren Deacon Man Saddleback College Radio · 1 a I most a b\lndoncd I litlt:r lui:.t night out ·or being pushed too far b~ m) colle;.igues I almo:-.l wcnl LO school without rn~ Nazi party pin m my jacket But luckily again I h<1d <.t bun.t of courage and n<.•vl'r agatn will I think about abandoning Mein Fuhrer and Nazis m .·· 'lit.-SIJl't 1fwally noted 11 was important lo every fede r~I dome-.l1t· proi;?ram because tht•n· an· billions of dollars the ft•dl'ral gOVl•rnmenl puys ror "'al>k uncl a buse 1n the hos pital w c;tem tha1 v.ould be available tor othl'1 tcdt•r:.i! needs. other humu n nl·Nb in ltus country 1f the lcg tl>lal1on 1s approved Cal1lano said. ~~~~~~~~~~~- Ri,vers ide, SD Areas Feel Jolt f'rone Page A I lie su1d Carter called several congressmen over the weekend ubout the lel'(islat1on. Those calls have improved the s ituation RADIO AT SADDLEBACK .. The diary, entitled "My Strug· gle" after Hitler's "Me in Kampf," also cont inued this passage: "While I in no way forgive m y e nemies, I will refrain from killing them for the moment." \ 1 n I vr I'" LO ~I A H ' " I' I A sh,11 p l•:irlhquakc meusurinJ,! 1 I 1111 th" Hichtc-r Sea IC' 1oll<:d a "Hit• ,111'.1 ol Ht\ t·r-.icll• and S<1n Dtl•go 1·1111nt 11•s today hut ;ippar<.·nt h I ,JIJ'•(•d no doHTIOIJ.!l' •JUthOrlt1t'" -.,11d .I 11~1 l'\ 1·n hc)(I\ .... :"' holding onto 1 h1• tlt·sk sa1cl Pal Th1•1ss .1 t11 .. p.1tt'hc·r at lhl' H1~1·r-.1<k ( '1111111' slwrilf ... suh.,lal 1C111 111 ll1•mt•I " s mull dt"•l'rl lm\11 .1hnu1 ~HI mill'" 1•u <.,t of Lu:-. \nt!t·l··s W1• h.1\t• t·all ... trom Palm Sp11m:s. I lt•ml'I and S;in Ou:go. ... 1 1 d B •• r b a r a H l' I' d .1 .. JI n k t' " w 11 m a n I o r I h 1• ... , 1 ... mol11g11·.d lahc1r<1tory :il l',1l1l11rn1a In s titute 11 1 T1·1·h11olog.\ I< 1•s 1dt•nts 111 El Ca ion ·and 1 .. -.1·1111d1<111 111 S:1n Drt'go Cuunl\ ;rls11 11.·p11rt1•d l el•li n ~ tht• I 1•11il1l11r l 'rom Pag*' 11 I ELECTION. • r111mlH·• Ill local ISSUC'S I hi· ltrsl tn<lttirlion ol IHI\\ th1 • 1·h 1·111111 '' 111<1:-. art' bl1m1ng 111 nr.1 11~1· ('1111n1v v.111 com (• .11 .1 hour 'I ·m p m l h ,, l ts l ht· hour Olson ..... tel lh1• .11,-.,•111 1•1· ballot t'IJUnt \t Ill hc· nun pl1•t1•tl H111 hl -..ud. ll snot ltk<·h 1h1 · 1•11111(• \"ott· t:illv \\ill ~II' 1·11m11h·t 1·d 11ntil .1hout !I :111 a ni Wt•d111· ... ti.I\ "Carney' Killed (' ,\ 1\11' l'E:-.:DJ.ETON 11\11 1 . \ (',lllll\al \lllt'kl'r IOU C'ht·d ;1 :!:m '11lt l11w a1T1dentallv !'iunrl<n dur 111g :1 rodeo ~il lh1 ~ Marint• Cnt ps IJ.tst· lk \\aS pronount•t•d d1·;1d ;.i -.horl l1mt· latt•r Riia Retunas port 111g -.111'11 ,1.., tomorro\1 ... ,d11•1ll1it•d l'll·1•t1on ('tl\'t'ra~t· Tht.· Fl"<· f"(•1·og'n1lt's a 11•al 1wt•d 111 lh1s ;.area.·· Widen s.i1cl Thl'll' \\di ht· an e \ t•n g rl',1t1·1 ""'" Ill I'll\ t·rrng IH'\\l:t <JOd 111111111· af!Jtr.., th1:.. fJll. prngnJm 111.111.1g1•r Dl'lt<"on said flt· said Ill' l11·ltl'\t·-. no Iota! :-.IJt11m n .11 I\ p11h 1·111111gh t•mphas1:-. un 1h1•s1· l\\o .1rPas l 'rom Page /I I STATE. • • I >1 .111gt• Count' v. ht•rt• 1>ropcr1' "" ">l'"'-fllt•nh .11ul t J :1. t·:-. ha\ 1• ~k \I llt'kt•tl'd .J,1n1s prOflO">al l11 lUt lax l11lls ll\ 57 pt•rn·nl fur properl_\ 1 t\\ Ill' ..... and 11·cl lll:l' l"l l\ . C'OUfll \ ,inti -.1'1w11I-. '''\ 1·nut:.., IJ\ Si 1Jdl11111 an nu:.ill~ \\LI' lhc dom1 rwnt 1s~u1· rn lht· el11:-.1ng hours''' l!H' p11111;11",\ l";1mpa1j.!n l>1•rn111·r,i111· 1;11\ l-:d1n 1111d Bnm n ./r . \\ho l~tl"t'" onb tul,1·n 11ppo.,ll1tHI Ill llw l>1 •J1tlH'r<.l111· pr 1111.t r~ Ttwscla_\. told t ll<HI ""II p111 t1·1-. .rt " i.111~ 1n lh1· .ll'\llsh d1st 11t·t 111 Los .\ngl·lt·s lh.Jl h1• 1•\p1•1·h 1:~ 111 ht· approved anti \\ 1· \t 111 .ill h:i\ .-to nwk<· lfo \\Ith \\h,11 ., a\,1ilalill• ralhe·1 lh.111 loo\.. 1111 rt·H·nll<' from Ill'\\ lil\1''- 1 ht· rn.11n p11llt11 :.ii f11 t·work-. of I Ill' d,1\ 1·am1• in I ht• ap 111o;11,1nt·1•-. ll\ lh1\.is. Al101·n1•\ <;t•111·1 <11 I':\ t•llt· \'oungl'r \-. "'' m 111, m;111 1-..('n :\1 udtl\ 111 Frl'-.n11 ;ind San l>H•go :\i'a_\or l'l°l l' \\' 1 bon on t\ :'\BC \1 adrl\ .tnd \'oung!'r who l11llov.1•d I la\ 1s 1n "l'J>ttratl• up p1'l11 ,llH'<'" ;11 t.11·kt·rl l>,J\ 1:-. • prr1 llllM' tn n-<ltll'<' 1·nml' slalt'\\ld1• 11, .1 l 11.·:i-.1 :!:i pt·rc·t-nl "'" h<' c·l.11111 l•d hl' d11I a:-. L11s Angt·f,·~ pol H"l' c·h1t•f :\1,tdch s:rnl n1mc• reall\ 1n- n1•asr•rf h~· ~ pl'ret·nl u·nrl1:r Da \' 1s · arl m111 ... t rat11111 Younget look a harl·I~ sofl1·1 <.1 pproac-h. "'" 1111.! l>a\ 1 ... · l'in"l d1 shonc•"t Ill'., 1ust an ol<l ltml' st<Jl1st11· ... mani pulator · lfrt'lus 1H' arlress Hitrt llavworlh fl:a stw" her famous ...,m1lr 1n Bt•\'l'rly Hills \\ht•rt• sht• Sl'l"\(' for a "' tir "turfdt·cf party to benrf1l thc-Cit' of Hope \TecitC'al Ct•nH'I It was a rare app<.·a1 ann· fm ~""" Ila;. \\Orth no'' appro,1<·hrng her 59th tnrthcl.1~ ··we can·t c·omp1•te with the big money C'Ontcsb and promotion c·amplllgns somt· stations have.·· Lk a eon said . ··so Wl' will try and ("IHTI pl·t l' with news · · KSH H's I) pie· al llstc n('r 1s pro flied as b<.•l \\-N:n agC's 25 and 45. and upwardly moblll' Deacon t'Ompan•s tht: type with those \\ho listen to KNX FM. a Los Angl'lcs station whol:te musical content 1s u. .. ually d<!l>Cribcd as "mello"' · Th 1 s sum m l'f" t ht· s lat ion coml.'s on lht• u1r al !J am and slLI.' :-. until Hp m Monday through Frida\ In lhl• full. tht• st<.r tlOn will bro<Hi°t· :isl bl·t Wl'en H a m and l ii m . :-.t'\'l'll davs iJ v.et·k. DcaC'on ::.aid . In a dd.twn lo new!. and bro.id· casts of luc:c.tl governing council ml'elings. the re lllso will be call· 111 talk shows and weckt•nd high 1K·hool srx>rls cove rug<' Surprisingly enough, the e n· thuswsm for radio is t11gh i.lmong t h l' ~ 11 u n J.! p c· o p I t'. D t • " t' <HI cl1·sc·rilws rt as a "rc•surgl·nce·· 1n I 11 ltw field Ont• of the r~asons for this 1 ... that lclev1s1on viewing <llJ· 1w~11 s t11b«fallingoff hes a1d 1111>1· tal11 Rg oll . ht• :-.aul T\\ o kinds of slUdl•nh Nim Pl ISl' lht· slalf Ill till' r;,id10 Sld !toll Ont' 1-llHI. lh-;1t·on SCltd. IS d l' d I (." ·' L l · d I (l Ii r ()ad(• as I 111urnaltsm radio or tf•l<.•vrsion. .ind is H·r~ 1ntt·n•-.tNI 1n n<.'W"> and puhl1c· .rlf.i1rs Tht•s<.· slu clt·nts an• usual I~ \ t•r ~ rdcaltsl1c h1· p111nH•u out I hl· ">t'eonl':tl'on unla 111111 ... HI s t.tit memht·n. arc• lt•J11.il1· :\I an\ \\ h11\1s1l th1• sl..il111n. a1· 1·111d1ng 111 1>1·.11·11n. havt• 1111<1 h11n lhl'Y lt·t·I th1· fi eld 1s mo I 1 • <' h n 1 <· a I t 11 r t h c ni l (J u n dl'l'Sl;111d Mirros, Drapes Taken F r o m Home ,\ burg lar lorc:cd OfJPn a shcl 1ng gla:-.s door of an ln111e homt• S.1t11rchl\. and rl•mo~ed thn·t· µl ;1tt· J.:lai:.:. mirrors from lht• \\Ulb <Jlld four "<'IS of clrup<!S t rnm the" tndo" c;. pol we !.aid Thl' hmM•. ut I lfi37 Kanin St I" ,rn upp<.•r ll·H·I t•ondom1n1um H c•<t I Pstatt· hrn J..1·r C'harlcs L :Jnglo1s, \\ho n·portl'd the crinw. \alu<>d lht• l11rn1sh1n!?" <tl SI HOii The entry was written two days before Needham fatally s hot 15-year-old Bill Oraher and wounded 16 -yca r -old K evin J ones. J ones. who was grazed in the head in the s hooting, later admitted he had ~en looking ror a figh t Wlth Needham "because of the Nazi deal ·• Curiously, Everett Vice Prin- cipal Robert Dingman said. the victims were probably as close friends as Needham had. ··11e ''as probably hurt that lhev ''en• lhe ones who had don~ ~ome of the heckling."' h e said I le said Needham had taken part tn no school activ1t1es after a brie r s tint o n the track team. I le was considered an excellem builder of models. such as tanks a nd armored personne l earners f' rom Page A I FAMILIES. • \I hen· residents C'hoost• lo mov<· 111 laq~cr or s mall<•r apartments Oes pllc s igning up for n<.·\\ upartmenL'>. most or the <.rffecu.-d rl's 1denLs one observer S<Jld I here "'<'re 100 -carried protest "1g ns "lrvinl' Co Hatl'S Kids.' · Mr Kreml'r, Where 1s Brian G1,. 1ng to Live·• ·a nd ··M} Sons Cned Th1!. Morning . Mr. Krcml'r were threeoflhem One or those who signed up said toda) i:.he did so under prl'ssure betaus£'. sh e i.a1d. i-.hc C'an "t <ifford to mnvt> elsewhere: in lrv111t·. ' Kay Ferr<'ll said s h<' has l1vc·<1 in hl'r <tpartmC'nt for six and Ortl' half years. She s aid s he: (•hos t· its location for its near ness to a greenbelt i:lnd r ccrea lion a rca. ··And.'" she s u1d. "mos t im porlanl. it is near our d ear. dear· frtl·nds who have become an t•x tended family · · She complained thal. ·"Th(· apartments the>} are offering <tl the same rent arc of a lesser qualtl) and tn a poorer locattnn Lhun '~hut we presently havt.- 110 \\ I rvint· Company s pokes man .Jerry Collins i:.a1d the company \\OUld alto\\ an..,. ramtlv that \\ants to move with a ne1~hbo1 into the: same area. extra time 60 to 90 days to find adJOtn mg apartments. Califano said · The secretary. chattin~ with rl'port er .. outside the Whil l• House <Iller the meeting. sa1c1 Carter "as ked all Cabinet mem bcr'i to JOtn and try and help as we go forward to t ry and gl'l Congress to approve this." Fire Brigade Proves Worth At Toro Site I\ residents fire brigade at thl Sec; a me Street Mobile Homl! Park in El Toro was c r edited to day with helping contain a btazt which des t royed one hom1• Saturday. Orange County fi remen said the t2·3C pm Saturday blaze did S45.000 dama~e to the homl' o l Patty Urr.s l<·t:l . 2 492:! M 1.11rli.1nds Blvd But a host' ca rt manned b) park rc>s1dent:. helped keep the hi.Ill' l'Onf1m·d '' htl<' coi..nlv f I r (. rr. e II \\ I 1 l l' r. r 0 IJ I L ·I .,pokcsmansaid toddy . Tht• rl'Stclt'nl.: es1..inllshc><! ttw ltrt b11gddl Jl\d flamec. <lt•StrOH'd thn·t mob1!e homes iii thl! park a bout j ~e ... r ag1; fin mt'n <.a;d Irvine Kiwanians Set Charter Night Tht' newly formed K1wan11\ ('iub 111 In :m· ":11 ho ld '"' C'harlt•r night Wcdnesddy at lht M Jrrrotl llott·I ir: N e "'por; lkach The> ~venmg a lso will serv~ a~. c·harter night for the Irvine High School K<!y Club. sponsored by lht' K iwunis Club lnformatior • about th£• f rv1ne K1wdn1s 1s ava rlabll' hy f"u ll1ng Chuck F'oste r a l 551 JfiOO Refugee Suicide? SAN OIEGO IJ\P, A 21 )t'<Jr old Vietnamese man who ''a:. <.r mong the fi rsl group ol refugl'l's to Jrr:v~ dl Camr, Pt•ndleLon 111 the: spring of 197.) Jpparcnll) killed h1msc1r after '>l'lling his c<.rr afire and dr:ving 1t O\'t:r a bluff on the coast north of hl'rt' Tht• v1cl1 m \\a, 1den t1f1cd a~ Num Tho Chun~ FEATURING THE DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- One of a collection of handmade diamond cluster rings by Theres Lander -twice winner of the Oscar for Jewelry Design -The DeBeers Diamond International Award -as shown with rubies and brillia nt cut diamonds. '3460 Prices may vary due to customer preference rn diamond selection We would welcome the opportunity to mount your stones 1n any of our settings. Wyndham Leigh '\I \\Pllnt 127 f ashion Island. Newport Center. Newport Beach Telephone: (714} 644·0501 0 I \f II • ' 7 La una I South Coast 1\fternoon N.Y. Stoeks (· 01 l I 0 N VOL. 71, NO. 15b, 3 SECTIO NS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY , CALIFORNI A MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 TEN CENTS / Laguna Brush High as -El~phant's~ye o .. 11y Pilot SC.II Plloto WILD GR ASS AND BRUSH SPELL FIRE DANGER L aguna Fire Marshal Jim Presson Shows Problem Japanese Report Boeing 'Rebates' TOKYO 1;\I'> Ko1ch1 Fu Jl\\ar.1. .111 11tf1<·1.tl ol 1\ll Nippon Air""·'"· ll'sttl1l'd today h1!-. c·ompany fl'l't'l\'l'd what he l':tllC' 1n I !Ii I ;,ind 1972 F1111\\ara \\US ll•st1fyang an the :l'it h he· a rt ng ol t hl• Lol' k heed 11•1' oll lrt<tl Sharp Qu~ke Jolts Two Counties :\JIH'Yl' l'.\1.0:\l i\I{ 1,\1'1 A sh.1rp t'.1rlhq11:1IH· mt•asunng -l I on llw H1t·h11•1 ~1-.1lt• 111111.'rt a \.\1de :111•.i ot H1\t•rs11l1• ;ind San 01eg11 1 m11)111• ... 1od.I\ hut ;appurl'ntl~ t'tlll't'd 1111 d .1m.1).!l' authortlll'S ~.1111 I lhl l'\ 1·n hody "U'> hnldmJ.( nn111 tht· tk,k. ...aHI Pat Tht•1s~. a d1spa1d1c·r !II lht• R1H•rs1dl' ('1n1111' 'hc•nlf', 'uhslat1on in II 1• 1111'1 .1 'm ,ti I ck!-.l' rl t II\\ n ah1111t !)II mt lt•s 1•.i.,t ol l.o" ,\ ll).!1• It .... \\1· h,l\t' 'alls from Palm !-.pt 111µs. l lt·trll'I and San Dll'go, · ... " 1 ti 11 .a r h 1t r .1 H e 1 • 11 . a ... p o i.. 1· .... \\ o m .1 n I o r l h 1· ... 1·1:-mol11).!1t'al l:1horat11n :1t ('altforn1:i ln s t1tull' ol I 1•1·hn11log~ Hes1cl t•nts ot El Cajon ;mrl E"t•ond11lo in San Dll'l!O Count~ ii 1-. II t t' 1)11 r l l' cf fl' l' I 1 n j.! l h l' ll'rn hlor \\'ea tb ~r I le dc·s<·r1bl'd how ht· rl'l'l'lVl'd for ANJ\ n•b,11t·s 1ot<1hng I t2 million )<•n !-100,1100 doll;.irs at I !.172 l'Xt'hang1.· ralt•s I from Lcl c·k hc('(f A1 rer:ift C'orp 1n ,\ Ug U!o.l !!Ii 1 As ked hy prns1•c·11tors Wh<:thcr AN/\ rctl'l\'Cd rt•bates onl\' from Lo<·k heed. Fu11..,.ara ...cud ANA demanded rcb:.it1.·s from BoeinJ.: throu_gh als sail's agl'nl N1s.,ho lwa1 Co. a .Japanl'~<· trading c·om 1><iny. 1n 1971 <1nd rec•t•l\'t•d Ill mil11on \l'n 1$18 1.0IH)I Ill lall' 1!17 1 anc1 anotht•r f>O mllllOn \Cn 1 s221 .ooo ) 111 19n · In \'l.''>l igutors sa1<1 J\ t\ A was s u-.pt'C"tl'cl ol v1oluting tht' l11n·1 ~n cxc:hangc l'Onlrol law for n•t'l'I vang th1· Boe ing funds llo"'l'\'l'r. no h·gal action will lw t ;1kt:n lwraUSl' thP s tatuw ol ltmtlatmns has 1.·x1,.n·d 1n th1• r:l'l' A J ap:inpst• m•wspupt•r rt•p11rl t•d HI 1\p1 al l!J77 th.1l tax ofr11.·1;,ib h.HI h1·g11n 1n\1'Sl1gul1ng a ~17 .000 dollar pa.\ ml•nt frum llol·1 ng lo ·\NJ\. but BOC'1ng Co h:a<t stall'rl payments madl' tn t\ ~ i\ app;1 n·nl ly co\'l'rNJ ad 'l' rl 1sing .ind prnmol1on l'Osts for 1l'l:. :-.nld to llll' a1r1Jm• Thl' nt·\.\ ... PUJWr sa1rJ ANA faill·d to n •port thl' Bol'l1t g pa) mt•nl s 11n 1t:-. llll't1m1• tax st<1lt· lll l'llls t\ '\ ,\ lwg;11\ to list• B r1t•tnl-( pl:11ws 111 l!lfl..I and h:1s pun·haM«l 1>t Hot·ing wi... ;altogl•thl'r Hl'l<·rr u1g 10 tht• LoC'khl•t•d rlHll1l'\ l"llJIWHl'a s;llfl h1· l'l' l'l'I\ I'd 1h1• rl'hatt·s from .I W t'lultt•r. lormt•r ht·ad or t he 1\mcru:an Lll'fl)spaC'~ eompany·~ F .1 r Eas l op<'ratrnn-... 'horlly afll·r thl·~· ha<l dinner at a . I a p a n l's e rt' s t a 11 r <• n t 1 n do\\ nlm' n Tok~o on Aul?;. 2. 197 t F11.11wara sat<! Clutlt'r tnok a C':1rc1ho:inl ho\. from his car and put 11 11110 l"ufl\\ara's c·ar. sa} ing ··1h1s 1:-; a pn•senl for you ·· Loe al Hy STF:VE ~11TCH E LL Of IM O•llY PllOI Sl•fl :\111-.l' Palml'r '>JYS the oats on his Ill at•n• farm on the Ortega H1~h"' ay an• O\'t•r his head. Anet that ':. "lwn he's :-.1tting on his l ractiir .. Thl· stalks arc as th1C'k as ;i 1){'nC'il." Palmer said. and that 0!> good nC\\S ror Orangl' Count v farmers. Rut · Palnwr 1s also a C'ounty 111·t· C'apta1n. \.\orking out of lhc ~011111 L..agu n<1 ltfl' :.lat1on ..al Sl·cond Street and Virginia Way. Palmer ~ays thl' winter deluge b:-ought more than a bumper farm crop lo Orange County Thl· rain.-; brought a fi re h azard uns uri>a:.scd 1n recent years. ··11 ·s going to be a very scary f1r<.' seahon." Pal mer said . "We'n..• going lo be busy this s ummer in those areas sur - rounding Ahso Creek " The farming fireman isn't the only one concerned about the dy- 1ng g r asses ad o rning south Orange County hills and valleys Lal!una Beach Fire Marshal Jim Presson said he's seen rye grass as high as eight feet m the hills behind the Arl Colony. A c lump of the dry s taff is standing in F ire Station No. l as a reminder to visitors of this year's fi re dangers. A c1ly-h1rcd C'atep11lar dnvcr plowed under tons of dry grass JUSl last week In the halls behind ToJl of the World and Arch Hl•ach lle1ghts. creating wide fire trails a long the r1dgelines. ''H e C'ven cut u s some turnaround spots so we can get fire e q uipment in and out of the area if there'!> a big fire ... P resson said I le said the last big brush fi re in t he city blackened about 100 <•cres of land beh ind Arrh Beach llei,ghts. <St.'e BRUSH. Page A21 A Record Turnout? Proposition 13 Lures'Absentee Ballots Uy (;,\RY GRANVILLE Ol tlle O••ly PolOI ~1•11 ,\ n·c·ord number of off-}1.·<1r l'll·t•t10n \'oll'rs <ffl' t·>.p('Cted to go to lht· pol I:. Tut·sda} ir1 Orangl• County with ont· ov1·r rirting 1sst1t· on their mtnd!-.. the• fate .. of l'r11pos111on n ''all have a suv ;,ibout the selec- tion Of t WO COUOt.)' superVISOr~ as well c.1s eight county offlci<1ls. in· duding district attorney <1nd s hl'flff Als o ;,it stakl' an Tucsduy's t'lt•ct ion will bl' 13 s l<.1 t ew1de h:1 llo1 1:-.sul'S. <i s ingll• count~ b.111111 meas ure tis wt•ll <1s a Fee Hike Eyed num ber of local 1:.sues The first indication of how the e lection winds arc blowing 1n Or a n ge County will come at about 9:30 p m . That is the hour Olson said thl' abs entee ballot count will be <'om pleted Bul. he said. it's not likely th<' entire vote tally will be complet l'd until about 9 30 a .m Wcdne~ day. Walson said Davis as "a suc· t•essful burcaucr<1t wath four dcc'1des of experience at expand ng his budgets·· and none al ha la nt•1ngor c:ulltnf.! budget<;. ( ·and1dalt·s :and otht'r lwllot mt·.1:-.un•., h;n1· takt:n a bad .... t·at 111 1 tw 1nll·rc•st gl•n1·raled bv Pr~1po .... lu111 1:J. lhl' prnperty tax relorm 1n1t1<.1t1vt·. during the pnmar.\ l'lcC"taon campaign of 1978. · · Proix•s1tmn 1:1 '>C·cm!'> to be on ,., er) om• .., mind ''hen lhl'y roml' hl·n· to v11t1·."' said Al Olson. 01 ant-:t• ('uun1y':-. n •g. 1st r~1 r of vot t·rs It's Tough Grind Thl· mt t·r., Olsun spnkl· M arc lhn ... t· \\hn haH' east absentee h.illots in rceord numl)('r tor ;rn off n•ar (•lt•t·tion o'm· Olson v.or kcr ... a ad lodav I hat 22.792 ahM•ntt•t• hallots ha \c· het·n lurnt•d 1n . a l'C'c.·ord 1n Orange• Count) tor a 11(111 pn•.,. 1dt·n t 1 a I el1.•t·11un 't•a r Olsnn satd hc.t·xpt•c·ts up to HO pc:n·l•nt uf tht• rounty', 879,575 rc•g1s1t .. red \.Oler., ''ill go to the poll:, Tuesday. If so. I hat ml' an~ roughly 512.000 vntt•r!-. ''Ill marc·h into 'ot1ng stalls in ~.12n l.'ounty pn· cinl'ls that will l>t: opl·n from 7 a m to 8 pm In addition lo helping dt•· tt·rm1nl' thl· fate of Propos ition ta. lhosl' \'Oters v.all hl•lp d el.'1dt· t hl•1r party's nominl•t•i. for gov t•rnor. olhl•r stat1.·wide ton:.t1tu· I 1onal off1<·l'rs. l'O nJ.(rl•!-.s aml s tall' Ll·g1!>lature In countv rat·t•s. the vo\t•rs If you'n • an organ ~rinder working 111 Laguna Beach. it might ('Ost you more for a bus1- nl'S!-. hC'ense after T ucsdav if the City Council adopts a proposed ratt• hike ror Sllt'h documents . A lts t of flat rate increases for bu:-.1ncsses an the /\rt Colonv .,ays organ grinders currently pay S 11 a day for u business hC'f.'nSl' Under the new flat rate sctwtiule orooosed bv a C'om m1l· tl'e looking into new potential rev- t•nul' sourc·es. tt wall co~t SJ.I to play m u:,1e a nd s e nd you r monkey out for coins. And handwrit ing a n::ilysts can predict a n increase to S27 a day from the C'urrent S22 business hcem~e rnte 1f the proposed rev· l'nue ra1s1ng package gets the ('Ouncil nod Those "'1th more tr;aditaon::il oceupat1ons have not been left out of the business license in- creas e plan. spawned by fears or voter pass<1gc of the Jarvis 1n- 1llat1ve Tuesdav A com mittee com prised or counc:ilmen Howard Dawson. Kelly Boyd. and acting City Manager Georg<' Fowle r and fina nce director Richard Reese w i 11 present proposed o r · d ina n ces a nd resolutions fo r <'ounca l cons1derat1on that would b rinJ?, m ore m o ney into city coffers. The proposa ls call for a 2Q per- cent inc rease in business license rates for retail. persona l. repair services a nd public utilities. Other businesses which would be hit with the hikes inc lude wholesale. m anufaeturlng, con· t ractors. landlords. a rtists and C'rartsm en For instance. a retail business g ross ing S2 m illion and more currcntiy pays S220 for a busi- ness license an Laguna Beach. 'Spider' Aids Outfall Platf omi Helps With Dana Point Project By ANNE C'OOPER 0t Ille ~''' Piiot St~ll The giant ~pu.Jcr b1~ as a t'I t.'· ht11ld1ng mlvan<·c·s st<:adlly on thl' h<'<•<'h. mov ing 1ls C'1ght spmclh lt•g:. n·solutt'I:. through bright \.\alt'r to thC' tumhling 'lit I and hnally selling Its fcH on \\ h tit• sand HPsHlt>rils of ltw South Orange· Cnast "ho ha\ t' p1tnit•kcd rL' c·1·11tl~ .11 lhc• Dnh(•n:. Stat(' Park in Dana l'rnnt may rN·ogntzl' I hts n10n't rou., ":-.p1dc•r" as th1• ma11nl· t·onstnu·11on ('(llltpment. wh1 t h IS .it \~Ork on th(' nt•w Onht•ny st•...,age outfall prOJO<'l Thl' l'aght k•ggl'd platform ucts as :a ··walking hargC'." allowing const ruC'llOn workC'rs to pre rnire u p1pt' tx•<I <1nd lay pipe, from lht' hl'ad1 ri ~t lo SC<• • \\ 1tho11t l''<l~i v1· ll'mpora1 y s t r II (' I ll I t ..... f I () m \\ h I(' h l () opt•r:tl<• Fo\1r h•gs of the· st<•l•l "Pl<IN rt'm:11n t1rml.\ on thl· ground. \\hill' tlu.' r<.'mainrng four lift up Issues ,111d lorwarrl. s aid -J oe llartgc. 1 l•s1dl·nt engineer and ins pel.'lor "'1th Lown and Associates of I rvinl'. profoct en,gineers. Tht• second set of legs then re· main pluntcd. while the first l1tur ffiO\'l' up and for ward. T he ·10-loot h1J.!h s tructure reaches a maximum forward speed of 120 ft.:l't p L•r hour. l l<irtge s;11d . Thl' s pider 1n U SL' al t ht' floht•ny prowct l!-. on e 1)f two m I hl' "o rld. hoth ownc·d by the TI Pah T1bh1tts Construction Company of San Francisco. I ll'aly T1hbitls was awarded and SI 1.3 m1ll1on 1.·ontract for the two·'rl'ar Doheny o utfall project hy the South Eas t Regiona l Heclamallon Authonty. a joint powers consortium of six local dist ricts: Cupistrano Beach and Oana P01nt s anitary d istricts, San Jua n Capis t rano and San Clemente city sewage utilities and the Santa Margan ta and Mo lton-N1g11el water d istricts Total proJeC't C'osls of S13 7 million will be shared among fC'dcr:il. stc.1tc and local gov l'rnmental agcnt'aes. Complian<'c with stnct water quality st and ards qua lifae<l the outfall proJ eel ror a S\3.7 million federal g rant. with another Sl.7 million <Sec OUTFALL, Page A21 Cndcr the proposed SC"hedulc, l h<it same retail bus inessman would pay $264 to the city . Othl•r r evenue r ai s i nf,! sC'hcmes propQscd by the pa nel include a hefty ha ke for te rn porary use per m its needed by seasonal craft s hows . CrMl show operators current ly pay the cit y SlO for s uch perm 1ls. and the proposed fct· would be S750 Increases arc ulso s cheduled - for city ser v1C"es :.uch as cha rges for J.!eneral plan amendme nts. zonin~ am endments. e nvi ron- m e nta l impact r e ports, Sil(• bound a ry revisions and property inspections. Pe rh aps the m o s t con - troversial of the p roposed r att• hikes is a revision of the bail schedule fo r dogs off leash in Laguna Bt'ach. A proposC'd rcsolutiQO which would be forwarded to South Orange County Mumcipal Court seeks ~1 S.15 fine for firs t offend ers ch mb1nii lo SIOO for a <See ORG/\SS, l'age A:!) Public Backs GunComrol WASHINGTON IJ\P I An overwhelming ma1onty or lhl· public, including ~un owners. !>Uppor ts federal registration Of ha ndguns, according lo a ~urvey r eleased on the 10th ;mnavcrsary or th e assassination of Sen Robert F. Kenned\' T ht• Mudy. reieascd hy lhl' Cen t e r for tht• Study and Pr evention of ll andg un Vio lence. conl'urs with earlier polls Rut at also shows a l'M!W h igh an public sentiment for gun control :S 1ght anrl morning low 1·lo11ds with hHt.Y suns hint• 1 n a ftcrnoon Tul•sd ti' l.1rn " to night 55 In 110 Highs T1111!-.da~ 11111wr (i()s ,11 tlw ht·:1thl·:-amt 711 t•1 iii 111 l.1 ncl Counly Races in Spotlight l~SIDE TODA\' /.1•n Rnsrncranx . dnc umM· tnn1 /ilmmnker /rom San ('fr 111l'ntc'.1uw~n t 1."11111111• "''rt/ 1/11n11 . but lit> rl11«'S k1111111 ll'IWrt' In /llUt ullnl 111• lf'llttlX 111 l.no lt' 1dw11 111 11vint~ tn kr:ciu 11 S1•1• F1•orurm!/. Pn11r ( I lnde:.c Al Yow• S.o••ct ,.,, Wt•H(O... C:J ......... AU A~ u !Wkn CJ l M Bot IU MtllOll M .. llowllr IJ IWllft•O IJ M0¥1H 114 ~Hlor,.1• A),U N•U..,•I HtW\ At,U CIU •lll... CJ It ()fa119tC-'t AU Com1u 84 s,..n 81-l C:reu'"'"'" 114 sr~• Marti.I\ IU Ou lll H•hc~' 1'1 Tel••l•IOfl IU Edll•ri•I ..... "' fl,.al•" M EfttOrl•I-., • Wulll•• •• f'UhltlftCJ Cl·J W•rl41 N•"" "U Among C'hOll'l"S J:t(•ing Orani.n· Count~ \.Olt·r ... Tuc!-day arl' tht.'"t' lo<«il r3C'l'S htghllghtl•ll inside loda~ ·.., Oail) Pilot An lrv1nl• \.\Om a11 1s "t'l'k1 n g lh<' RC'puhliran n II m t n ,J t I II n f II r (';1 hforn1t1·s Sf.C"11•tan of St alt· St>c• Pagt' A:I · Ol•nnas Carpcnt1·r·s r<' 11 n· m en l has "l' I u 11 ;1 ... r 1· 11 m h I C' f o r t h 1• R1•p\lblican nomanataon 1n th'' Ornngl' Coast '<; 3flt h State St•natc District. Sec Page AJ Fl\ c Ornn).!<' Coun - l1ans are amon.: 13 <'Sn d1<1atc-s for thl' 2nd D1~lnct !>Cat on th<' Statr Roartl of 1-:q u a II 1.,1t1on Sec P ;i g <· ,\ 10 Thn•e t'andidat(•s. one• of \\horn hao.; been largt•ly 11rnl'l1vc· in tht• C'ampa1gn. :ire sN•kmg the Oran)'{(' C'o<1st· .... 5th <l1\ls1on seal m tht• Mu111t•1pul WatN Dis tnrt of Orun)lc• Cor nl v St•t• Pngt• A l:l M iJl'k 11,111nafor'1 and Da11 l.unfitr1·n l''<P<'('l Tut'sda~··., primary "Ill Sl'l them up for a rl'mUlC'h nex t f1tll 1n the 34th Congressional 01st ri<'l. which includes rort1ons of west Oranj?e Count v See P;i~e J\1 7 . ~ --~· . SP10ERLIKE PLATFORM AIDS IN BUILOINO DANA POINT OUTFALL 'W•lklng Berge' at Doheny Beach One of Only Two In World J ._..., "Mil MMC ""'9 I 12 DA1t, l'ILfH ...... ra,,, '. BR H ... \ 11 I I I ,, ... ,. .. I II \ I' " ' ... .. \'1JIU,\lu11tu1 lu u It 111•• 1:. 1101• dlrl L1lw "1\huu1 ..1 •1 .. .1rll. .ir rc!>ll'r, teJ11n1: th1 uu~h tht.' road:. ht'IH1lu lh\• h1IJ... Ltll' 1111 m.1r hc1I -.J ul II\-"J' 1n 1111 11111 II .11'-j '> .. n cl.1 ~ l•Ulllldrng "'.11111111., ,1~11' 111 lo lht' t"1rth lll'JI th1 ll)Jll 111.11k· dart lrJllS l'rl'''on "JIU JOot l11·r 1lf'l1lJkm •~ ~t·lt111~ IK'«lpil! lu clt•..11 hrw.h uway from tl1l'1r homes tn the hilltop C'Ommunlli<':-. l\nd muny ubs<•otct: owner.. lt•l '-'t•i,·d'i .:rnw on their lots. lt•uvin~ tht·m open for (lutt•k burnrn~ fin•-. San Clemt!ntc farc•mcn urc• concerned about the dy 111~ l.ill grass 111 that city·, runch arl•us "We huvc ~1 vusl 11mount or open ~pat1• out IAvcn1da 1 Pico." !. u 1 d ,., 1 r l' C :1 p l G a r ·"' Carm1chu<•I 'Th\.' grass is all dying unu 11 • ... rc.idy to burn .. He s aid city firemen a re al h•mpling to inform l'llill'OS or the r1re dun~l·rs. askin~ res1 dent::, to c·ll·ur hru-.h aw<iv rrom homt.>s and ICJ stav out of thl• hills · L<1#?un;1 lk.llh 0 H1C'ial-. lw\t• do!JPd-.Ill 11n111hJbtl('(I hrush areas tu lh<• puhl1I', , .. 1th :-,tiff lines M't ror VIOllllOI S . And Lagun.1 Beach pol1ct• have IJ ·gun citing and towing away \'ehtC'lcs parkl·d on narrow res 11lenl1<1I '>ln·c·ts thttl m:.1v 1m· Pl'dt• rirl' tru('ks Tht·~ will <1lso h1.• towing <1way <1b<1n<lon<'d H 0 h1l'lcs. according to t•oliee C'h1l'I Jon Spurk:-;. uddang thut thO'>l' Jlltr1m<1hilb an· abu a l1rl' hazarcl Drug Abuse Pacts Probe d WA Slll'.'liGTUN 1,\J>1 HEW Setrt'lar.\ .Jos'-·ph 1\ Cul1 f JOO Jr ...... \.., ht• want-. to I.. no" "hetlwr fu;·tht·r .1C·t111n 1-. nt·t:dNl to c:or 11•(·1 ~' 'ull,t;inl1;il ·•Pl'l'••rarH:t: •II Im prOJJrll'l \ . Ill t ht· handling 1JI cl rug abu-.t· t•ontr.icl~ I •Im dct·ply d1sturb<:d w1tl'- thl' loose m<1n:.igL·m('nl practices ,1 nd l'V1d ent·e:-. of cronyas m "h1dt un 11111·p1,d 11•port n· \t•ab "C:illl.1011 .... 11cl in r N1cl1ng to :Jn fllH'S(IJ:i.lltt/TI or lht• Nu· t1on<.1l ln!)lllUll.' on Orug Abuse ('a I 1 f<1no orclt•rcd the an n·s t1g;1l1011 aftt•r n1lumn:s t Jat•k i\ndt•rson. 111 .J s1•r1c-. 11r articlt•-. lu:.t J,mu<ar). ('ha rged that thl• drui:: aliu:.t• agc11c) was run by .1<'lutc·h11f <'ron1c-. 'who hclrx·ll lril·nds 14t'l lug government ('on tnH·r-. <1 nd frequcrrtly w<!nt on 1unk"'ts overst·a-. Witches Out To Ge t Vs? ZIONSVILLE. Ind •/\Pl Tht.•rt.• ;.ir(' o H•r 500v.1l('hcs an llw I 11 d 1 a n a p o I 1 ' :1 r c· a . a < al1rorn1a11 "'ho t'l:.11ms lo h.nc twen a \\ ll<'h hefon• randing l'hn ..,l1a111ty t'h<1rgcd here re t't•nl Iv .John Torld :i 28 year·old who -.;11d ht· llvt''> an lht.• Lo-. An~eles . 1rl'J mack th<.• c·hargt• wh1h• "Pt.•aking lo ;1 l'hurch group lhlil ..... 1pp:1n•1llly lw1•d1n g his warn 111µ th.11 I\ rldll''> :11·1· c·11nsp1nng lo l'OIHllll'r thl' v.cirltl f 'rom Pogf! 11 I ORG ANS ... -.N·onn ''H>IJtwn :.ind Sl20 for ..i th l rd c 1tJl11111 Counc:1lnwn \\tll mt'l'l :.it f, p rn Tut•..,ll.i' in C'nunc11 C'ham hl'r" ''1th 1 ht• propn!>c·d r ale m 1·no,i-.t'" t'\.1w1·1t'IOn permit- ting p11l11·t• cirnwd 11nly with cJ ..,l':lrch wurr.tnt tn search a nc ws parx·r"s ol'rl<.'cs for c riminal l'Vtdt.>nte l'Vl'll though none or &tS (.>mp IOYl'l'S IS "us pet•lcd or a l'rimt• ORANGE COAST 1 '( l•Mlf)Qlt•11 frwi()r.-rt\f' '°"''' O••'• 1•,1 t • lt\•f'I·•"' •t ., ... bofV"dl,_,.M,_ Pr1 ! l1•1t~• """•1f''11f\o t•••l'lr (6.• 'Pu'l'I "''"l (on'IO.•'., '•IM'"' ~.,,._ *'• O<..fhh .. n11'11 M "'1 U Oh • Ji'l,_ I 1 141' t 1t ( It MJ>W ~· .il!O(Jlt H· ~ " u ,, ,.,,.,1 .... Iv-A .... ,-;. •·••" v,11 ........ ,. ,., t 11 .. ,,_... '' 1., •"'1 L~·.., . IP'! 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MAP SHOWS ROUTE FOR TREATED EFFLUENT ·From Plant, It Will Flow Two Miles Out to Sea E'roffl Pag&Al OUTFALL PROJECT. • • coming from lhc state. SERRA will pick up the remaining Sl 7 mil hon The Doheny outfall, which has lwl'n f1vt• yt•ars an 1ls planning .ind 1::. ::.cheduled for complctwn nl'xt s ummer, as expcctctl to 1m prO\'l' "atcr quality :,1gnaf1t<1nlly along the ad.1acenl s horeline. according lo a report from the U S Envi ronm ental Protectaon Agenty. 1\ 57·im·h outfall will carry high quality e ffluent from th • SERRA treatment plant an Dana Point two miles out to se<1, whl·rl' 1l will he disch<1rged 120 feel below thP ocean 's s urracc "Ocean water Ires in tc·m µer:iturc h1yers." said t·n~inel'r llartge "These li:ly(•rs will pre vent the effluent from ever n -. 1ng to the surfuce. Currtonls :met eddies created by Ouna Point wall carry 1t out to sea .. The Doheny outfall wall rcµlace two existing outfalls one an San Clemente and tht· other near the entrance lo the Dana Point Marina. Tht! Dana Point outfall 1s 4.000 foel long and discharges al 35 feet San Clemente's outfall •l> I 000 lcet long and du.char~<:~ al 25 feet. Both outfalls have had problems with sewage s pills Before S<1n Clemente can ut1l12e the new Doheny outfall. the city \\Ill have to lay an 1n land pipeline from its scwagt• lrl•atment pl<1nl to an outfall sla t aon located near the Dohen.v Park entrance The C"onnt'ctmg pipeline as ex P<'l't1:d ttJ <:osl 5-1 2 mrlhon and "111 also Ix• f1minced by federal and i-tall· grants 1n addition ln lm-.il rund1ni.:. Five Visitors Injure d in Laguna Crash Five Tt•xa::. vis itor-. tu Lu~una Beach were Injured in 11 tollision al Brooks St rl•et and South Coai.l lhghway Sunday thut sent lhl• I J m lly to the hospital l'ol1cc s~ud the Larr) I' D<•.> It: f<.tmily uf Houston were travel- ing north on Coast Highway at about 11 45 :1.m . Sunday whl'n they wen• struck by a <"ar driven by S imon 1\ J-'o\, 23. u r Fullerton Off1Cl'rs ~aid the Fullerton man·s car slammed anto the -.11te of the Ooylt• :iutomohilt'. &nJur ing lhl• dnH•r and four member'> nf hr s fam1I) Treated at South Coa:.t Com mun1t~· llosp1lal for tnJUl'le'> w<.>re Larry Doyle. 40: his \.\lfl' \'1rgin1a . 39. daughtl'.'ro; Durannt'. 16. Lba. 11 und son t>n•w, 12 Court Gets Custody Of 'Hitler Youth' LANSING. Mich <AP > When 15-year old H oger E Ncedh:lm s howed up at E\.·crett ll1~h School wc::mng a NaL1 par ty 1>in and talking qu1 ctl) about J\dolf Hiller h i<> classmall•s 1ecred On a cnld February da~ l'Ocedh<1m heard one t.rnnl tou many lie µulled a 22 caliber . Luger·stylc pistol 1n a c·rowdcd st'hool hallway and ~hnl two teas ing class matl.'S One or lht· bO)S died. Today, the frail. s lt:ndt·r Needham wus brou~hl from ln~h.im County Jatl \I) an<,wcr for his no c·ontC":.t pll·a on a m ureter charge Probate .I udgc Donald Owen!> ordered him held temponi rily at the count y Juv<>nile Hom e until <1uthoritics could complete a nulionw1dc s earch for an appropriate men· ta l institution where he could re- ceive soph1st1catcd therapy. Fire Brigade Proves Worth At Toro Site A residents' fire bri~ade at the Sesame Street Mobile Home Park in El Toro was credited to· day with he lping contain a blaze which destr oyed o ne h om e Saturday. O range County firemen said the 12:30 p.m . Saturday blaze did $45,000 damaRe to the home o f P a lt y U m:; I e e t . 2 4 9 2 2 Muirlands Blvd. But a hose cart mann<'d by park residents helped keep the blaze confined while county fir,e men were e n route, a spokesman Raid today. 1'he resrctents e:11 a Ollshed the fire brigade after f l itmC!'; de st roycd lhre<' m obile homes at th~ pnrk about a year ago, firem en saJd. Owens. who set another hear. 1ng for .i\11g. Ill. also ordered the JU\ cn1lc home' to add d ruJ1t1me s t ;::1Hcr s imply to "atC'h oH·r :"t•edh:1m Ne<'dham. who i:1 bt'ang dt"<tlt \.\tlh .I' :.1 IU\cmle <Jnd could 1herd<•r~· bt.• relc·a..,l'd once ht· t11rni. 19. ~.11 ::.1lenth 1n th(' l'OU rtroom. dressed an blue Jeans <ind a red·anct.ycllow ~trirwct T ~hart lhs father. silting nci<t tn him. ;1lso said noth in~ / The court pr~c etfings rl1d nr1th1n g lo answe r he question-. :1s ke<l <1t Everet Jli~h School Who is Rogt•r ('(•cl ham'' But for ht~ ;"'fa?.1 pin, ht· looked like JUSt anothl·r kid in longis h h<11r . hl ut.• Jean ... <1nd tennis s hoes When e xactly did he slip from a Pl•rhaps unnatural interest in wnr into n belier in Nazism lh<•• could cause him to kill'! /\ 11thorilil'S have ctcs cribcd NN'<lham as a brilliant loner They saad hl· once made a de tuilcd blueprint of a Nazi e~ termination camp complete w11h gns chambers. A psych1<1tns t ch:iraclerized him as "highly in le Iii gent, hostile. intensely un ~ry at everyone .. /\ft er shoolin~s on f"cb. 2l. autho rities found a diary 111 which lhe boy had wr1tl('I) :ll>Oul hrs school cxpcn cnc<.:s One l!ll try read "I almost abandoned Hitler lus t niJtht -out of being pushed too far by rny colleagues I almost went to SC'hool without my N <17.i party pin In my jacket. Out luckily, again J had a burM of courage and never again will I think about abando ning Mein Fuhrer and Nazism ." The dia ry, ~ntitled "My Stru({ g l e ·' after Hitler's "M ein Kam pr." a lso continued lh1s 11ossagc: "While l In no w:1y for~1ve my enemies. I wlll refrain from killing lhem ror the moment .. 4 Oppose·'Tax Hike • Dav is Likes Jarvis /or Court? LOS ANG F.LES <Ar• I Ed D.1v1 s :-.;,1y!> he 'ktnd of hkl'.., lht- 1dea" ol :ippo1nt1ng tJX C'Ul t•rusud<!r How~arct .Jarvis w tht• L'alifornaa Supreme Court D:Jv1s <1nd ha:-. thn.·t• rt\•.tls for the Rt>pubhe~1n nom mai1on for i;ovl•rnor also agrel•<.l Sunday that lh<'y ~111 01>p()se ru1sin~ stale taxes lo bail mil lotul govern nll'nl if Jat".i:-. 1'ropo-.il1on 13 passes as t'XPN't cd Tuesday m:rnd:itrni.: ;1 $7 billion cul 111 proµl•rty t.ixe-. st utew1uc San Juan Field Thost• wert' ha~hhghts of the final pr..-.t.'fcl't1on confrontatmn 1f lht.> four candidates for the lkpubhcan nomanat1on for l(ov l'l'llor. a st•nes of b111'k tc1-1>ac·k app1«11·am·e:-. on KNHC ll'll>v1i.t011 1n Los Angeh:s . Davis described Jarvi:-. us j "national ht•ro" and ... aid if llll' 75 )'\.'iJl'·CJld lax crusader want.'> .1 p I al'(' 1 n .., tat e govern ml' n t , Ouvis would give it to h im. Asked if that ineludc d the s tate Supreme Court. Davis :,u1d ht· d1dr. 't kmm 1f J ,1n '"· an .It· I 111 II I') w a.. J ,, (.it'll l' Ing m1•m lwr "' lh<· Cahforn1a Bar. tlS n•quin·d for llPIKHntml'rlt 'l'h1·n ht· addt'<l "'l'h:it s not c1 b.ad t<l1•:1 llo";ircl J.1rv1:. on tht· -;w tc Supreme Court. I kind of la kl' lhllt ldl'H .. Jarvis, mt-:1nwh1lt'. prellictc."t.t J la nlls llll<• v1«tory ncxl Tuesdoy lor Propos 1uon 13 and ::..i1d th.lt will ~wnd a message <1cross the nation In cul tt1xes and govern- ment interventl<lll In the lives Of l.l'<l}ayen. 'X' Marks the Spot Closing Airport "Wt"rc going ttJ send a ml'SSj~<' this 1s no longer ci gov ernmenl of the bureaucrats. by thl· bureaul'rnt:, and for tht• hun•auc rats. · J ,1rv1s told & cheering trowd o( 500 supporter-. 10 tht• .ifllue nt !.uburbs of OrnnHc County. wh~n· propert) J SSc::.smenl:. .ind taxes h<ivt- -;k y rocketed J., rns' propos al to cut lax b1lb l)y 57 r>erct•nt for property own1>rs an<J reduct' city, county und schoob r cvenues by S7 billion <1nnu<1lly wa~ the domi- nant issue in the clos ing hours of lht prim3ry cump<11gn Capistrano .11rp11rt 1s clos1·d. <1ccording to l;1111lowncr J ay Wilcox ffr said th1-. rnormng th.1t a b1~ X h;u1 lll•t•n pa1111tod on lh1· :.trip , runwL1~ Suturd~1} l<J ol r1l'1<1I 1., s1g11t1 y 1l~ ch>s Url' /\ few pl:.int·s rttrnuan :it !ht· aarrlelcl but W1kox said tlwv .in· lhl'rt' ll'Olj)\H';&l'll\' · Wt"'''' g1\'l•n J I t•\\ pilot... Jll'rm1 ~~1on to kl•t•p ttl1'1r pl;1m·' tlwn· ror now ht.•t au ... l' t h1•y · n • o u t o I ,. o m m 1 ~ ., 1 11 n <1 1 sornt!thm~. ·· W1k1>x s1c11rl /\ll r>thcropcrat1on::. al lhl' San J uan Capistrano strip h:H<: IJ<:cn t•losed <.town. he !>aid South <"ounty pilot-. ha,·l' ftll•cl a lawo;u1t against the t'tl.) of S.in Juan and airport owners Wilcox and Bruce Winton to contest the June I CIOSIOI.{ Of the strip. Or dl'red by City Council members who ruled it unsare Thl' pilots lost their fir::.t ball le in l·o urt Friday when at wa:, r•ulcd their suit was deficient Pilots were givt..•n 30 days to get th1•1r case in order Wilcox <md Winton were r~ It-used rrom r estraining orders agains t closing the strip "I think it's fair." Wilcox s:ud of last week ·s court r uling. lie s uid he and Winton do not have ;iny plans for development of the airport land al present and Wlll not take any further <JCtion until the rasc had been cleared tn the c·ourt o;; Dcmocrat1c Gov Edmund Brown Jr . who faces only token oppos1t1tHI 1n thl· Ocmocrat1c µnm ury Tuesday. told 1,000 sup. porters al a rally in the Jewish d1s t r1C'I or Los Angeles that he t•xpcc:ts lJ lo be \.lpprovcd and "Wl' "'111 all have to mak\.' do w1lh wh<.it ·s uv<1Jlublc'' rather than look for r\.'venue from n<!w liJXl'S Huntington Cross \_..--- The main political fireworks or the day came m the ap- pearances by D<1 v1s. Attor ney Gt·neral Evclle Youngt>r, A~ -.e m bl) man Kl'n Maddy ol Fresno and San Oil'go Mc1yor l'l·lt· Wils'm cm 1\NllC ~adt.l) and Younger. wh(I tollov.t•d Da\1.., 1n separnh: .ip pl'arant'l'S. allachl'd Oav 1~· pro 1111:.(• to r'l'du<·c l'nme "talew&dl' hy al least 25 perrcnt. J " hl· da1m"•d hl• <lid as Los l\ngcle-. pohcl' chief Incidents Probed Sct'uril} and ~ur v t•1llJOC'l' ml•:.is ure~ ,m· Ill effect today an an affluent souttwm.l llunltnJ,!lOn Bl'al'h nt·1i.:hburhood whl•rt· ,1 hlat k l:1m 11\ .1w11kl· ~und:J\ mo1·111ng to find ;1 .,~ ml>CJI of lht· n ·n-. .... uunwcl 1111111 he Ir I a"' n Po llet· 1m est1galOI"·• arc l1:.t1ng 1 ht· 1ntHlcnl thv ~l·t1llHI 1n Cle anup W eek Begins in LB Thi ~ ,.., tlll· \\l'1:k that l'll\ t'l'l'"' \qlf lw m.cJ..1ng tht· roumf, on rl•gular t1 ;i-.h Ila~" tu Pll'I-. Ufl tho-.1· l;1 r~1· IJUlh} item::. that hc1\ t' hl·t·n l.1k1ng up room 1n ~ llU r 14•11 ,1g1' Thl• :.pring t·lt·.1n1ng c•1 mp<11gn l)l·g:rn trxltiv in l.uguni.l Beat·h and \\ 111 ('11111111u1· throug h Fn da.' cm nor 11),ll p1d .. up du~i. 1\ ... ~1st,111t C'tl' ;\f .in..ig<·r 1\·rn Brandl :.aid old \\alt•r lw<•kr" . box ~prrn.i.:s umJ othl'r llulk} ga rbagt• s hflulrl ht• 11l <1(•t•d t1ut Ii) lh1· <'Urh for plC'k11p It II "li\.l' ~ou <1 I 1111 111 till' tlurnp. "' t:1k1· ;1dv;,111t:.1g1· ol llll' ('II\ o lf<>r :111cl J.!N I ICI <ii ltll' lll'lt~ 1unk tlw trn-.h m;rn "'on t t•ill('h onJ 111<1 rtl) 'Carney' Killf>d (.'.\ ;\11' l'E:'\ 1)1.f:TU:'-! I;\,, I A c.1rn1\ .ii \\t1fhl'r touc·hcd ,, 2211 'ult lint• ,11•1•11l1•nti.lll) Sunda) <luring .1 1c1<l<•11 ..ii thl'> Marrnl' Corp-. husc> I It• \\ '" I" OIHIUnCl'cl 1leud u :-.h11r1 11m1• lalt•t .. thrt.•t• \\t•l'k :. •• .., one of 111.llH'IOUS m1st'h1cf \ ~ t•toncl C'rOSS. ,.., .. h ICnll'U of iJ -.11 d; of wood and <l Jllt'<'t' of Plfh' \\(I!'-plantl·d '" ;1 rltJWl'I t·onta11wr Tlw <'OU pie s urd I h1• t" u 111c1 dl'nls an· the first to on•ur an t hl·t r m·1ghl>orhoocl , whl•rt• lht• t·ou11h· has ltvl'd for four ye.tr-. Weeclk1lll'r was us ed an th(• l1rs t one. lo instnbe <t cross ma 1.·ornl'r ol the lawn and tn several days. ll took [o.h<1pe us the gr:.a ... s clit'<I out 11 u ntrnglon llc<Jc·h Pol1t•t• Detl'l'ltH· Sgt Luis Ocho<1 ~111d today the tnl·1dl'nt::. <•re undcr 1n 1 c .... tlgallon but app<1renlly thv I 1 rsl ont· "us ncvct reported b) I hl· I amtl~. who d1s m1..,!>ert rt a~ ;1 pr,1nl.. Boom Gave State Cash? S1\CH/\MENTO </\l'I Cal1forr11a s boom rccovcn trqm lhl' I !n I !)Ii!') rl't'e~:.IOn IS lht• m...ian fa<'lor behind ttw i-tt11c· ... gi:.inl budget surplus. sa ys slult• F1nann· Oircclor Roy Bt•ll "The whole economy did vt•rv \\ell an 1976 and 1977. and when that happen::.. v.e gel more lax money, 11 ·s as simple a ... that ·· The top Hrown <idmimstration I 1gure acknov. lt-1lged lltJl a S.'>4.IO 1111l11on s urplu-. s tarkr anrl ,1 ··pretty J)rogres:,1vt-lJx ~trul· tun"' left h v formt·r Go' H u n a I d H l' J g a n h :i v e a b.11 IWljH'd Mtidd~ s;.11d l'rtmt· n·ally an l'rCa..,cd hy 9 percent unde r D:n 1s' a ctm1n1strnt1on. Younger took ,, barely :.otter approach. ";" 1ng 1)11 ,·1:-· 1-;n I d1-.honc::.1 llt."s 1us1 ;11: old 11mt· -.t,1tisl1e·-. man1pulalt11' · f>Jvl:o. s tuc·k by h 1-. fagurto-.. 1'1J11111ng !ht•) rot.Id ht· ton l1rmN I h) lht.· 1-'Hi and c1ddmg th:H he might do l'Vl'n better .., .... l?UVC' rm>r Me morial For Laguna Artis t Set Long llffil' LJ /.tlH1J Rt:JC'h .1 r I I S I J 0 ~ t' I. U I :. pl' pt' • Conzale1, ~ho cJ1ed la ... t wet•k ~•l lh1· JA1· of :m '-'•II bt• t•ulog1w(l 11) llh'mortJI ..,,.1 v1t 1·' SundJV •• 1 l·lu-...· I r1cnc1 said l\I r Gonzale •; "ho \H1~ known ·'' Pl'IW hy h1 :-lril'nrls. dH:d la:.I ;\londay alll·r surfN1ng a sc11.un· ;it h1 -. honw .11 1371 Norw St Thl' .1rt1st. whu o;;pt·t·1ah1.cd in \\ atcrcolor!'. and tcrcim1c work ..... laugh! SunclJy '>C'hoo l <Jl lht• Nl'1Ahuorhood Congreg<itionar ChurC'h. !las <Jrl was on di~plav I hl· l;.i!)t six .~cur!> M 1 he s ummt'·r ~.!v.du-.t f'e..,t1\.:.tf an LagUnJ Bt·:.it•h ~I emor1;il <;t·rvtCl'' wall be held ,11 tht· Nt•1ghborhoCJd Churt h '.I Ill Sl i\nn ·.., Ori\ l' Sunday al II 30 ,1 m lie '' !->Uf\1\1)11 h) hrs parent~ n ,wl and f·:ll'n.1 Gon1alcl or Tt· tU.tllJ FEATUR ING THE DESIGN.TALENTS OF SEVE N INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- One of a collection ol handmade diamond cluster rings by There~ Lander -twice wanner of I he Oscar for Jewelry Design -The DeBeers Diamond International Award -as shown with rubies and brilliant cut diamonds. S346Q Prrces may vary due to customer preference 1n diamond se1e<;t1on We would welcome the opportunity to mounl yout srones in Jny of our settings Wyndham Leigh '\I\\ l'llll I Ill \I II 127 Fashion Island. Newport Center Newport Beacti Telephone: (714) 644·0501 7 Orange Coast r I> I r I() N VOL. 71, NO. 15b, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY , JUNE 5, 1978 'l'odu~·"s (:losinfi( N. 't'. Stoeks N TEN CENTS Record Voting? Absentee Ballot Total Highest Hy GARV GRANVILLE Ol tri. D•llY Pll•l Sl•ll an off vt!ar l'lccl1un, and Olson :,a 1d 1t'.s all bccau!tc of f'ropos1 t1Un 13 thow vokr-. \\Ill lwl11 tkl'1dt· thl·1r part.y's nom1nt'l':. lur ~ov· 1•rnor. other ~lalt'wuh• ron-..tu· t 1onal officers. Con~n·..,., a nd !..latl' 1 I\ rl't·ord brt•ak1n g 22.792 :ch:-.l·ntct· ballots alrt'udy have bt·l'n cast for the primary clcc I um and ('Ounty cll·ct1on o'fftc1ab -..ay that :-.hou ld Ix-:m 1nd1t•at1onnr !ht• votcrturnoul T ut·Mlav The prOP<'r1 Y l<ix r eform in· 11141t1 Vl' ~cemt·d lo he the pre· dominant SUbJCr t Of dl~l'U:.sron amoni.: ab:.enll'l' voter:. who ca!..l tht•1r ballots e:Jrh t•r al Obon':. 11ffl l'l' ll•gr:.latun• y Ill l'UUnlv ract·..... I Ill' votur.. will haH· a· -..ay a hout lht• '>t·lct 111111 ol two tounly :.111wrvs...11rs <ts \\I'll a-.. c1ght <·1111111 v 111f1!'1ab . 111 c·hHl 1ng d1slr 11·1 .ill11n11·v und :.lw nff lffiles ••f Smiles lkt h ~1·ru1 ol F1n111t;1111 V;illt•\ and lw1 l'.I 1111111111 old d.111ghl<·1 . \1111.1 \l :i1 h ·11t· 1-'1 \ \1111:r \l.11 lc•111• \\ ;1-. dc •C'l,11 l'cl \\ 111111·1 111 I lie· p111I11111 111 1111• .1111111;d 11.dl\ 1·111111•,I f1J1 \ 111111}.!..,lc'I '-lid\\ t•t •ll llflt• .111<1 I \\It \ 1·,11 -. r1ld I .1'-I glll\\ '> I h.11 ('(Hiid l.1 .... I ,1 \\ (•(•h du I 1111-! 11.rll\ c·1mtC'..,t Sund;I\ :ii < ·o..,l:r :\k..,<1 F1-.h Dover Lawsuit to Court Group Challenges Agency in Dredging Fi~ht I 11 n·1·tc1r-. 111 1I11· I l11v1·r Sh11ri". 11111111111111\ \o,-.111·1alH11l 11f '\1•W pt111 Jlt'.ll'lt \\Ill j!I) Ill 1'11111 l .J 11111· 11 111 :1 h11I 1 fl I)\,., 111111 ;, tl11·tl ~·111g pc·11111I cl1·111:il II\ 1111 ~1111111 <'11.i-.1 Hc•grn11.rl ('om 111 .-.-.11111 I lw11 Or.tn)'•· C 'fl11111 \' Supc•11111 C 104 11·1 l.1w'>111I d1alll'nl-!t''> th1· n· 111-..cl 1111h1·1·11w .. 1·n at11m agc·nc•\ It• .ill11\\ Ill•· a -..,.11·1;i11on t11 ti"' cl 1: ,. 'It(' '"'Ill I) ,I(' h ,., 'II 1,..11 h1n l! .1r•·.1.., 1n l'pJI"' '"'' 11111 t H,1\ .inti .1llm" d11111ping 111 Iii t·d;.!!•d IJl,111 I l.!l on ~orth :0-1 ,1 I I 14'.IC h l .. IW\f'I ' 1111 tlw ,1:-,..,lll'la!IOn !11•-.1·1 itw 1111· 11111111! ltv 1h1· ('(lm 111.-. ... 1011 ;i-. ·.111 llll'fl'lllhlt• 111· ( 1..,.1111 I lw\ J.tl•llll 1111t th.11 the• cl11•tlg 1111: \\di lw• p.11cl Jor It\ !)~f,,O(lfl 11f .1..,..,1111.1t11111 I 1111•1.-.111d "Ill 11111 lw .I l1111d••ll 1t1l lh1 • l,1\p.1\t'I'> .J 11rl1•1• I .4·1111.1111 (;olrl-..lc •111 \'Ill 111· .1 -..l-1·cl .11 Ill•' .l111w 11 h1·anng 111 11·\1•1-.i · Ill•· 1•11111m...,-..11111 -.. de • Sharp Quake Jolts Two Counties 'IOl VI l'\l,CJ:\L\H 1,\P1 /\ -.It , 1 JI 1·.111 hq11.1!-1· "''"1-.uring 1 I 1111 Ill•· Hwhlt·1 "' .111· 111llc•cl a 'AHi•· .111"1 111 l<l\•·1-.1111· otrnl S.111 1>11·1..:11 1·111111111·-. 11111.1\ 11111 .q1p;1rc·nl I~ • .111· c·d 1111 <l.1111.iJ.:1'. ;111lh11nl 1i'"> ".ti ti .I 11..,1 ,., •'I'\ hoch \\ ,,.., 1l11ld1r1 g 1111111 I ht• tic•''-..,,1111 l':it Ttw1-..-. .1 cl .-.pal dwr .11 the· I! I\ c·.-.11lt• ( 11i111t \ -..ho riff .., ~1111-.1 .1111111 1n Ht 1111·1 .1 ..,,n.dl cl1• ..... r1 111\\ll .1110111 :111 rnil1•"> 1·,,..,I of l.o-. ,\ 11g1 · l1·.., \\1· ho1\1• t·.cll-.. frr1111 l';d1n :0-1111111•-. I ll'1111·t .111<1 San l>wg11.' ... ,, 1 ti B .1 1 h .1 r a H c• •·cl . .1 ... p co k 1• , w fl 111 .1 11 I 11 r ll c• "'"11111lt11!11 .ii l.sl111r.1ton .11 1 .1 I 1 I 11 1 11 1 .1 I n, t 1 1 11 1 1• 11 I I I '( 111111111~·\ I! 1•-.1<h-11h ol l•:J < '.111111 .11111 l<'l·11111 ficl11 111 S.111 I )tt•go ( 'tllllll' ;ihn ll'JICH1t•d J1·c•l111g 1111• 11·mhl11r c 1..,11111 ;.111d ;111•>\\ tlH' d1111111111g nf ·, OHll (·111>w ~ant-. 111..,,111111 ~1>1fl1 '-11.ir lh'ad1 l'hc· ;i-..-.oc 1.1111111 I .ii•·-lh•· cl1 t•dg111i.: •1111·1 :Cll•lll ,, \ 11.d ,,, 1111.11 II\\ rwr -. .unc111g 1111· :1 11 1wc·11 p.1111' of l>oH' 1 !-.hon•-.. It• 11111•-. 'I ht• laW ">Ull ">l.111·-. lh:ol -.11! h.1"> liuilt up to rtw p111111 that rn.111\ lt11al~ :-.11 1111 the• l111tt11m 111 llw lill\ ·" lll'A l11lt• 'i'tw Jaw..,u1t -..1.1tc•-. th:1l the·;,.., :.111·1.tl ion w1·11t to 1 lw 1·ons1•1' ,, 111111 1·011Hn1 ... -.11111 1111 a 1w1 n11t alll·r lx.·1111! """\111·!1 11) ::,c\1·1 al p uhl11· :ig1•111·1t•:. thut the·~ '>UJI p111 h •cl ttw rc·qw·-..t /\111011g 1hoM• t·11t-d ag1·111·11·"> :s n · the • Mannt• lh-11artmc·n1 111 :\1•'Apo11 lkad1. tlll' lkp:irt1ni•nt 111 1"1:-h :ind C;1mt· :11111 ltll' t ' S i\1 my Corp:. of 1·:ng1111·c·r-. Tht· l<l\"llll .1 t..o t'l.111n-. I h.11 •Ii·· t11111111111g 111 ... 1111111 '\01 th sr.11 l ka1'11 \\di .11'1 U.tll\ lw 111·111'1111.11 111 lh1• .. 11·.i. "ill l111cl ;1 11111111>1·1 IS1·1· 1..\\\:-.l'IT. Pa~t· J\:!) 0 .. 1ly P1lol N•w\ MAP BEACH OF CONTENTION Court Fight Looming _..;;,._ __ Huntington Cross Incidents Probed S1•1·11rit \ <llHI -.11 1 \t•11tan1·t• lll{';c-.un•-.. arc· 111 1·tf1·1·1 fult:t~ 111 ,111 .1Hllll'nt <.,011tlwa-.1 ltuntmgton H1.,1c-h llC'IJ!hho1 lt11•HI \\ lwrc· .1 hl:1rl-. 1.111111\ .1w11kl' Sunrl:1\ 11111rn1ng 111 l111cl .1 "111hol 111 lhc t I():,-. h11rr11•cl 111111 I ht•ll l.1\\ 11 P1tl1<•1· Ill\ c•-.111:at111., ;111· li ">lillg I ht· 11w1dc·11l 111•· "'''onlf 111 th11•1• Wt'l'k' "' 11111' cd 111.d11 ·1011~ n11-.d111·I \ -..·1·111111 1·11 ....... 1..-.h111111•cl 11( ,1 ''It k 111 \\ ornl .111tl .i JllC'('I' 111 pipe·. " .. .., pl.111l 1•d 1n ,1 I lc1\.\1·1 I 'f 1111 a Ille' I Thi· 1·1111plt--.;11(1 '111· t Wit 111('1 ds·nt:. art;' lht• fsn,t tu oc·1·11r 11l 1h1·1 r m·1~hhc'Jrho11d . 'Ahc·n· tht• t·o uplc• ha:-. llvt·d for f1111r v1o;1r., Wt·t·cl k1ll1·1 "·" ""'cl 111 lh1• t" '' 11111· 111 111-..c·rit1" .1 n 11:0.-. 111 .1 1'111111'1 111 lht 1.1\\ll .inti Ill -..·\1·1,JI ol.1\S. II lt.t11J-°'h•IJll' i.1' lht• i.,:1 a:.°' 11!1·1! 0111 ll u111111).!1ti11 111 .. 11 It 1'1.J11·1· I lt•t C'C'l I\ C' !'-igl l.111-. 01'1111.1 .... 11d 11111.1\ 1111' llll'llil•nl'> ,IJ I• lctlllt-f Iii \I 'I 1).!.1111111 11111 .qop,111'1111\ I h1 • 111 -.f •tilt'\\,,., 111'\t I 1•·1111111 cl ll\ lilt• l.111111\ \\1111 cJ1..,111.-.'4•cl 11 '" ,1 , , , • I 111>. Xavier Cugat Returns HomR t. () s " :'\ (; i-: I. I':~ I ,\ I' I Jl;111tll1 ·:1rlt'r X.1v11·r ( 'ugat \\a" Ii.cc·!-honh' t11d.t\ .dt1·r lw1111~ h11-.p11;1l111•tl 1111 .1 wc•1•k frn t1l'at 111\'lll CJI l11gh ltlnod )lrt''">llrl' Thi' 7H \ l'a1 olcl Span.-.h hc1111 ( '11 g.11 d11l1llt'd "' h1-.. f.111., th1· l\1ng 11f H11ml1.t "·"' 11·1"""'" I 111111 ('1•11.11 ' '-1111:11 \I 1•rl1l'.tl ('1•1111•1 Oil S11nd.1\ ·A 1-; Obon, Orangl' C11unty ·.., rl'g 1-..trar of voters. pn•dtt'lcd u t>O 1w rc·l·nl turnout o f t ht• county's H7tl .5 75 n·g1-..lt·n'<I vot l' r!.. 'I hat pt•rl't'Olagt'. l1kl' the 11umh cr of uhsl'nl1•t• ballot:-., would Ix· an .di t1mc h11.(h for * * * Davis Eyes Jarvis for High Court I.OS l\~C;1-:L1-::-, </\P l I::d 1),1\ ........... ,..,ht· "kmd or likes lht· 1tlc·,1 · · 111 :ippo1111 1ng t ;,' l'Ut 1 ru-.;1rl1•r llow;inl .J.irv1-.. th thl' ( '.111 1111111•1 Suprcnw Court l>,I\ 1:-. and h1.., lhrce rivals for 1 ht· I( t·publll'an n11m111at1un for , • .,, c·11111r abo ,1gr1·t·lat~· 1.1\1·-. 111 h.111 oul lcwal govl•rn 1111·111 11 .1;11'\ t'"> l'r111111.,llHlrl I:! I'·""'':-. ;1., 1•:-.1ll'<·l1·tl Tul·:.da~. matHfallng a S7 h1ll111n t'Ut in ltlltlH'f'f~· l:C\C''"> '">lall'Wlflt• 'l'hll'>I' \\('I(• h1ghllgh1"> (1f th•· I 111.tl p11· l'l1·1'l111n 1·011fro11tat1on ii I Ill' 111111 c·anll1datt·-. lor tlw H 1•1111 hi"""' nom 1r111t 111n lor go\ 1·1 nu1 . a ..,1·nc·.., ol ha1·k lo h<ll'k .1 J1Jlt'<ir:11wt·:-. on K ~BC lt·lt•\'l'>IOn 111 J ,11-.. A111n·lt·.., l>:l\·1:-. cl1·..,1·nlwcl .Jarvi:-. as a "11at111nal h1·r11" and !',a11I if th!! 7:'1 H·a1 old ta>. !'ru-..u1lt·r want~ a pl.11·t• 1n s tat1· j.tll\'l'rnmc·nt . I >.I\ 1-. woulrl ).!I\" II to 111 m \:-.kl'd ii lh.il 1ndu1kd l11t· -.1 .. 1 l' S11pn·m1· Court . r>avb sairl ho· rlirln't I-now II .Jarvi:-.. a n ;cl I 11 r n t' ~ • w a " :s p r a t· l 1 c 1 n g 1111·m ht·r of I ht• (';sltl11rnra Bur. ,,.., r1·q1111·c·d for ;1pp111ntmt·nl Tlll'n ht• ad<h·d ·'That ':. not a IJ.111 11lc·.1 I low:11tl .J.11 ''" on tin· -.1.ilt• S11111 t·rn1· < '11Urt I krnd of 11 l-1· 'h:1I 1111•.1 .J .11\ '' mt·.trJ\d11lc" pn·tlu:lt·cl .1 l.1nrhlldc· \ 11·1111 \ 1wxt Tuc-..<lay 1111 l'ro1111:-.1t1on 1:1 a nd ~a 11I that "111 ..,,.1111 a nw -..:.:1g1• ;H·r<1:.l\ lh1· 11.st11111 111 1·111 la"'" ,111cl go\t•rn r111·11t 1111c•r\1•11t1on 1n 1lw l1 vt•-. of 1.1 \(lol \ C'I' \\1· 11· g111111! 111 "1·nrl a 1111·-.-.,1J.!1· lhl"> 1-.. no l1111g c•r ;1 g1f\ ,., 111111·111 111 lh1• li1111•,1t1t·r .sts II\ 1111• lllffl'.CIH I .tt ' ,111cJ 1111 I h;• 111111•;1111·1:11°' .J:Sl\I'"> loJcl ;J , h1·1·r111 g c·rs1\\ct ot r11111 -.11pp1111t•r" 111 lhs· ;dll11t·111 -.11liurl1'> r1f 111 .111gc· < '1111111\ "111•11• pr111wn v ,,..,.,1 .... -.mc•ni... .11111 l.1\1·-. h.n•· '"'I 111·~ 1•l1•d J.11\1' 11111po-..cl lo 1111 l.1 '1 J,iJJ., II\ ~17 Jll'IC 1•111 1111 JllllJll'll\ to\\ 111·1" :111cl 11•tl111·1· 1·11 \ t•11unt \ .tllcl °'t'lllloJ-.. 11'\ l'llllt' ... hV ':i7 1111111111 .1111111.111\ "·" l tw rl11n11 11.illl ''''11' 111 lh1· 1·lo .i11i.: hour-.. ol tho· primal'\ c·a11lJ1.lll!ll I> " 111o1· r a t 11 I ; 1" I·. d m 11n11 Hr"'" 11 .11 \\Ii•• I.we·-. rmh 111\..1'11 11ppc1 ... 1t1011 in 1111· llc·rnctl'1al11 1111m.11 \ '1111•-..tl ;I\ lold I 000 -.up 11111 lt•1.., al a 1 ;dh in ths· .lc·"l'">h d1 :-.l111'111I Los J\11g1·lc"' th at he• ('\Jw1·I-. 1:1 to Ill' a pprovl'fl and \\I' "111 all ha\" to ma kl• do "11 h ''hat ' ;l\.,11 l.1hlc• ratht•r 111.111 look tor 11·\t·1111c· from nc·'A 1.1\t'' I Ill' m,1111 pollt11 .11 lt11•w111 k-.. 111 I he· tla-. c·.1mc· 111 I h t• a p 1St•1• ST.\TE, l'a~t· 1\21 <:on1modorf~" M Ball Slatt~d in Ne"w porl EVictions Protested Tht• ('1111H1101l11 r 1"' llall "JIOll '">tlll'd h\< lht• t\i c•\\)lllrl I l.11 httr /\1 '"1 ( 'h.1mlw1 of ('om 1111• n ••·. \\ 1 II Ill' hi• lei ,J Ull<' ~:I .11 Hw "1''AJ111r1 ;\1.11111111 Jlols•I Tht• s:!!'i JM'I t'llllJll•· ('\t'lll 'A>lll 1•t•t t1rlll1•1 \\a\ .1l 1, :111 11 m und 1111'l111li•-.. rlln1wr a11cl dant•111g t11 m 11"11· prn" 1dc•cl h\ the So1·1C't v 1111 lhc• 1'11 •.., .. n;lf1on of l\1 g H.111d -. ... "' furtlwr 111form11t1on. c•11nf .11·1 tilt' ('11a111lwr of r·om tlll'I 1·1• ,1t 1•11 K21 I ' AAia Quakfl' FPlt M ()!-.('OW 11\1' l A ~t ron~ c·ar1h11uuk,• rm·kt•d the -.outhcrn l'<•rl 11f Sc1v11·l lTfltrul A~1a to cl.1 \ T.1:.-.. r1·rw1rt1·1l. hut 1t Miid 1l.1m.1f,l1• 'All' -..llJ(ht .ind thl•n• ~ t·n· no r.t'>u,11111•-. Irvine Families Bristle Over 'Relocation' Uy 1'1111.11' llOSMARI~ OI llw O•tly rt1ot "•II l'arn1h1•-. who live• 111 lht• l'Jrk w, . ..,, /\p:ir1mt·nt-.. 1n In mt· 1·1111 -.111t·rt•d lt·g,11 .11 t111n tt11l:i~ 111 th1· 'A :eke· or lhc·11 \.\t•1·k1·n1I p11111'-.t Cl\'1•1 t•vwt11111 1111t1n•:. from 1tw In llll' <'omp11ny. 'Ahll'h w11nt-.. to m11k1• th1.•1r '>('l'tll)ll or lh1• c·um plt"'l r11r 11tl111t s 11111\ The• fan11ht•" do n t "uni lo 11111\C' -.po l11·-.m 1·11 1 L11111 .. <1 1lt•!tp1lt• th•· In 1m· ('11111pa11v.., of f1·r to p.1~ all 1110\ rnl! t''<)'K'n"'' .inti 1 lw 1·•1..,1:. fllr 1t•r•1111111·rt111~ tittllltc:. , llu:-;huncl: w1v1·~ und r hildrc•n \ 11t·kc•lt·d tlw rt•11tul ofrlt•t• at 3!'101 '11 rk' le"' I.uni· St1t u rday 11n<l Sundu v uflt•r 7!1 t<>n.1nh rt• C'I I\ t'll the• t'\ IC't 11111 not 11'1'" Whll'h 1!·1 \ t' t lwm t , .. " "'1 •l'k' to 1m k .1ltc·n1:11c• ap.11I1111•111 ' HI 1111' h11~" t·1111111I•·' 111 mo\I· 11111 '" .I 11 h fi 'I ht• In 1111· C'ornpall\ l<'lt<·n •. w 1111'11 1111 ',\ l(ol Sa I 1111 I a·' 111111 n 1111-( lll1111~h lht·~ w1•11· clatt•il With toda ~ .., doh'. "'"' tht· lun1llord plan-. 1111·1111,·c·rt the· •,1·1·111in 111 :111 ;ill .1111111 ;111•:1 Tlw .1p:111 nw111 .1r'"' '' h1t·h 1' 1h1· 111111•<.,f '>l't'llon ol P.1rk \\.c·-.1 .ind 1•1111t;i111' rc•..,1111·111.., "h11 h,l\c• h\'t•tl tlwrl' "' \c•a1 ... 111 1n1111 • c· 1ir I' t' n I I\ 1:. 1· 11m 111 1.., 1•11 of ru mlhl''-und !'ilnJllt• rrnlt'1'' 111 11h1111t <•1111111 prnporl 11111 Tht• I 1 \ in1• t'11m 1111 n \ "a 111 t ht• t.1m1h":.' \\1111lcl ht• n Im .·le 11 111 I 1h1· :11;o1 :11111 anti :lliOI P11rkvll'w l .. 1111• hlo«k-. 111 l'urk W1·,1 wh11·h a1 c· ,;II lum1h an·;.-. ~ 111 t\ "''t'll 111 lh1• lt•nant.., l.11• .. d \\1!11 tlw 1mnwd1Jk 1 hr111·1· 111 "'lt·1·1111g n1·w 111111 rt m1•nl:. w h1d1 llJ>Jl!lrt•nt I\ "'1·n• offt•rt•d 1111 11 J1r-.1 r11m<'. 111 -.1 't·n1·d hu''" ell pl t•pa1 Ill~ tu mfl\ 1· :l\\a\ al thl'1r own -.111nl·l'U"°'l(ln of 11-. '1'111·-..tl.1 ) lllC'C'l 11\h ('ou1wdwom11n Ma r y Ann C11111o .1ln•udy ho:. t 11 lh•d 11p1111 I 1' 1rw ('nrnJ>ml\ l'r'c•-..1<11•n1 1'1 II 1 1 ~1·t• FJ\~1 11.:1·::-.. Paac· A.:l ., /\ fill percent votl'r turnout mt·ans roughly 542.000 voter-.. " 111 m:Jrch 111111 voting -..tall~ 1n 2.121l l'ounty prccrnct!t that "111 ht• o pe n from 7 a m lo 8 p m 111 add1lw11 lo lwlp1n ~ cit• tt·rm inc the fat t' of Proo l :J. 1\b11 al -..fakt• 111 T1w~1l ay ·-. clt•tt wn will IJI• 1:1 ">! .itt•wach· Ii.cl lot 1-..-.ul':.. .1 -.mgh: t·ount} b;dlc>t ffil'<t'">Urt' a-. \\I'll a -. ,, ISt•I' t:L•:CTION, 1•ag1• J\:!I ··~ Loe al Issues County Races in Spotlight Among chrHt'l'' fating Ora 11i.:c County voll'r!.. Tut•:.UJV a rc t h·l .... l. IOC<tl r .ir·l':-. hrghl1g htt·d inside today 's Da ily Pilot /\n lrvmt• woman ,.., -.t·l·k1nl! tht• lh·puhl11·an n11m1nal1on 1 01 ('alifurn1a·:. Sl·<·rl'l11ry cir Stat<· S(>(• 1':1gc l\:J lknrn!.. Carpl'nft·r .., re· 11 l'l'nll'lll h,1-.. '>t·t 11)1 ;i ' <' r a m I> I 1• I 11 r I h c · H1·1rnhhl·<in n11m111.1t1on in lht• Orani.H' ('oa:-.t ., :1tilh St alt· S<.>nall' D1-..1 nc·I S•·•· l'i.1).!l' /\:1 l'l\'t' Orani.:t· ('uun t1.1n:-. an· among 1:1 t·an ll1clJtl·.., for thc· lntl 1>1..,tnl'I '>l·at on thl' St;itt· Boarrl of Equal11at111n Sc•t• P.1gt· A IO Thn·t· <.·andulalt•-.. om• 111 "horn ha~ h<.'l'n largt•h 111al'11\l' 111 tlw L'ampa1g11 .1n· M'l'k1ng lht· Oran).(<' ('ou:-.t ·..,5th tl1v1-..1on ""•' 111 lll(' M u1111·11wl W:il(·r 1>1 ... I 111·1 111 Or;111g1· <'1111111 \' Sc•1• l'agt• A t:1 ~1 .. ri-I l.1nn.t1111 ti .111cl l>,111 Lun grc·n l''<Jlt'l"I Tuc·-.d,I\ ·.., prirn.1r\< \\ill 'l'I lht•m UJI for a r c•mal r•h II 1· X I l.J 11 tn I 111 • :1 II h ('1111gn'!..'">IOnal f)1 ... 1 l'IC'I \.\ 1111'11 11wludc•-; pm·l 11111!.. 111 w t''I I >rang1• < '1111111, S1•1• l'.1 g1· ,, 17 Horse, Cow Killer To Aid Community /\ m .in who plP<tdt:d no cont1•sl 111 1-r 1m111 .. 1 C'hargt•:. frlt·d <1 fkr ht• ~hol und killt·tl two ho rst•:-. a111! two t'O'-"'"> Ill the • El Toro art· a "a-.. ordt•rt·l'l'\'lt'l' \\111 k tlunng thl' rw>.t 1w11 yt•ar-.. Orangl· Counl~ Su1lt'r1t1r Court .l udgl' II Warn·n Knight 1m po:-.1·d -..c·nlcnl'l' o n Frt•d .111:-.l'ph Park Space Touches Off Brawl in NB A n ·-..11lt•nl 111 Or .111gc· I!.. nur-.. 111).! :.11nw hr111-..·-. t111l ;I\' :1l 1t·r l1111lr11g 11111 111..,1 t11m pre c·1ou:. a 11.11 k lrl l! -.pa1,.1 an Ill' 111 :\t•\\ port 111 .. 11'11 i\t·1·111cl111g 111 p11li1 t· r1·p11rt -. .lc•I Ir l'\ Hrool-:. :ind 111.., prc•µ11a111 v.1k w.1·n· on !111•11 wa\ 111 .i , , . ..,I ;1111 :cu t 1111 1-:.i :.t ·1·0 ..... t ll1gtrn;I\ Salunla~ lllJ!hl 1111111!-.., ">illfl h1· pullc·tl 111to ;1 p.11 J-mµ -.pa1·c· th:1t hat! 111-..1 li.·•·n \,11,ttc•d Ill tho• 11·-.l,1111.1111 ' 1'1 llW dt•tl 1111 \\ lll'll ht· \.\ ,9' NHI I 11111lc·cl h\ .111 a11µ1 y .\111111).! m;i..n <1n· .... -..1·r1111 a lq.~hl 111111· t 11'll'd11 Thi• \\t1lrl11\.\ on Brook.., :-.1dt· c1f lht· 1·:cr """ 111llc•r1 clo\.\11 unrl Brook:. ... :11d h1· """' I rc·atc:d to ;i t1r.11k ,1h11u1 taking fht young m.in 'p.1rking '>Jl:t1·t· 'I he rl1al nl!\' 'A,,.., 11ur1r•tuat1·1I II\ th1 \1111lh h1tt1111• Brooi.. ... in tilt· I.en· /\c·c·orr1111i• to J111l11·1· th1· ,\ 11111 h '> l'IJIWll\ lll1'1'11°'t'cl d:1f1 tl1'1·11lt•cl 111 1111n 111 lh•· fra y h\. 0111·n1nµ lhl· pa !.."'"l-t"' -.11lc door .ind ,. 1 ;1w ltnµ "' 1•1 \1 r-. II rook-. 111 p111TC'h llw 1·11111 •flh•rl d11\1•r '1111' n111ph 111.11• ·•·cl 111 -.ho\I· llH 111111Ult·I 11111 1 I flt1 •11 I ,11 ;mcl gc•I ,1 \\H~ 1111111 tit· 111J1h 111 11)1 lll Xl'tfo. 11•;1\111~· Ill• cll"IJllff•tf p;11'k 1r1 ~ -.p111·1· 'l'li• \ v.1•111 home .111cl not1f1c·d J.t11li1 c ot the :111'1 clc•nl Balboa I :;J and~rs To MPet T hurtiiday M1·n1l14·r" 111 th1 ll11lhn11 hlund l 111p111\c•11lt•111 '''""'1:1l1on 'Alli 1lt-.1·11s-. Jn 1-.l11nd c·rc•rlil 111111111 • 11111 "I.incl 11.11111 • .r lhc 11 11111nt hh nwl'l 1nJ! 'l'h111 -.1I.•\ Tht mt't.'t 111;.: w 111 he he lei :11 ': :111 JI m 111 11:-i Agult• AH• Tht· t r:df1r 1ll~rus-..1nn "'" crivc·r \an~. motnrhnm1·~. h1ryd1·' 10111.·r 'k.itc·-.. 11n<I -.k .. tc•hour nntt•tl thal Dilkrn.1rrl11 h.1-. paid n •-.111ut111n to one· ol th<· two 11\\n1·r-. 11( animal" ht· '>hot \\1th a :!2 1•altlJ4•r rifl1· la-.1 l.Jlior 1>.1y :inrl ha:-. "' om1 ... 1•d 111 r·om JH'll~alt• tlll' lllllt'f \ 11'11 Ill H andll'r W1ll1ain T Flowt•r-; h :1-.. tJ('c·t•plt·d 'ii i .'IOO from 1>1llt•rnarclo for tlw kdl11lg of orw ol hi" Cuc•rnM·\ 1·11w.., ;inrl th1· "1111nding 111 a nolh1·1 "1111 It l:1tc•1 h.1rl to ht· 1h·-.1. ro\f•d D1 lkrnarclo" to 11.1\ Fl11'A 1·1-. 111•1g hlior 1-'1 .ink W.11'1 s:u1 000 1111 I he• 111:-.-. 111 I" 11 Morga n in.JI, • ., lh;1I "''"' l-1111·11 dunn~ I he· -.;1 nw "hoot 111g ·,pf c·c· rw:tr C'ook .., C'orrn·r.., Ar11·-.11ng 01111•1•1 -. ·-.aid Ill llt·rn.11 do ..,hol 1111· r1111r .1111m.i1.., \\hcl1· d1I\111g ,1r1111111t I ht• .11 t•;1 Ill .1 1•·1 p 'I lw prohal 11111 11·p111 t rl'<td II\ .l11rlrc· l\n1~h1 ... 1.ttt·tl th;11 I )d lc·111.11 !111 '' nc1w ·1·-ct 1·1 ·1111·I~ 11·111111...,·J1tl al111111 "h.11 h:spp;•1wd l:i ... t l .. tl1111 l>:n Family Slain l>Jo,'\\ 1-:H 1,\1'1 1\ lkn\l•r 111.111 '' l11·1ng h1 Id 1111 111111·-.t1i"• 111111 •ii h11rn11·11h· 111 1 tw ..,1 :ilil1111 v d1•;,f h.., 111 h.-. \\ Jlc• a11lf llc•r I w11 1·hildr1•11 II\ ,, p1t·\ 11111" m:1r ri.1g1· polw1· -..11tl Oranii~ L _ =1 .- \\'f"alht•r N1gh1 anti m111 n11l).! lc1v. I l1111d-. \\llll 1l;11\ "tln-.htrlt 111 ,.111•rn111111 T111• cl •\ I II\\ ' '11111 }.' h I ·,;, I " 1;11 11 t~ h• 'J llf'-.d,1 \ lll'Jll I loll , I I h1 he .11111 °' .11111 ~,, Ip 7fo 1111:11111 l~SIDE TODA ,. /.1 .. /((f/;('ll• ""' r1111 1111•1 f' I I• I I/ jt Int 11111/ I ' f U j/I \11 ff ('/1 1111'111<' ti11t \)' I/ ttu// I I o'<IJ t I•' /1 t/ flt;I /11 ,,, I I ,, ,. II 1tl11 11 111 1•1u1 1111111 l•1 111•11• Ill /,If 1111 II lil'rt Joi 11111' f 11 l1 r•1111 II ""'''' /o f'f1/11f'I'•/ J 1111;1 ('t lade~ At Y•ur \.for"1tf' ... ..., •• (0 .. I N tin• ••• 14,.fl l•f'l'01t'' l M l!IOld ... Mlftop ~D"tOWU '"''"•"• Ill -..it Y••\ (I (' ... 11. , ..... "''• ·~ .. N•••llf'•t H•...n ••• (l•,,thff CJ 10 Or •r••C~tt ., Comte:\ 114 '•!If)''' .. ' "' .......... IU 'In• M•r"•O p 0.••rt "°'''•' •• , .. , .... ,~ l t lltfl•t ...... At ,~ ... , ,, I l "'"'-''""""'' CIH W• I .. ~ ..... , .... (1 I WOf•O N f 'Ollf" •• • LA • Ill"'"''"'·'"' 1111 .. •lid U1•111 I''''""" .ttltl I\ tll 11 11111 ••1111 f rJdt th. '"',1d1 I he J..iv.~wl 111Jl\·ult·:. lh.1l the comm1s:,1on ckniul ~ .. ., hu-.l"it llO th1 I 11 I lt1 11 d11111p111• llll~til J.111 1111 11 lht• ti'"' .... ,, niti.:ht '''''''' "11hl11 '"'''' t11 th1 l p JJ1.•1 '\1.•\\p111t IL1\ I lltlog11 ,1l .\11·•1 I h I' ( •1111 Ill I... I ti II h J ., .1rhll1 J 1 1 h I h111\111 uut 11111n· thu11 ltt 1111111111 ... 111 plJnntng In Ora ngl· l'ou11 1 \ "\1·v. 1111rl H(..'&c·h :.1 nd lo(·al. ~IJtt• ;111 d rt·dernl Jgl'Ol'IC!-., .. lht• lJV.,Ull l'Offi pl<.1in~ T h c a ..,'> u 1 1 .i I I n II .., ., o 1 ,. fJlll'pllM', lhl' ,H'I 11111 acid'> \\ J -. ltJ rt•:.ton· .... dcl,\ ,J1Hl llJ\'IUUhlhl.\' to l" u bu.it ch<.11111t·b :.ind lx1.iltng • ..-.. us. Instead, it 1s b(..'lllg dt•n1td llw righ1 lo U'>l' prl\at1· pro11 ,.,., \ f 'rom Page ,\ I ELECTION. • numlH.'r of lt>t'<.JI 1'!->U('' Thl' f1r:-.t 10thl·.it1on <tf hov. th1• l'lecl1on \\IO(h 41rt' hlov. tug Ill Or.1ngt• l'111111t' \\ill 1·oml' :.it .ibnut !! 30 p 111 Thul I'> thl' hour ()Jo.;1111 ..,.i1d lhl' abs L·nll'l.' b<i\111\ t'Olllll v. lll be l'Omplcll'd But, hf' :-.aul. 11 '-. not hkt•ly tt>1· t•nt1n• \'Ott• laity will ht• rumpll'l t•1I until .1bout !l :so a "' Wcdne!-1 du ) * * * ~ 7 4th District Race Called 'Dirtiest ' Tlw fh·puhht'Jn P nrnury l'Um p;11gn in thl· 7 llh A!-.M•m bl) Dis I rt<'I l'Ontmm·d to hotl on ch.·C'lton ,., 1· ;1!-. t hi' t "11 I rnnt running 1·;i 11cl 1dJt t·' 1· \ 1·h J ngl· I :i s t m111utt' hr11.1d..,1dt•.., ll\l'r t•am J1.11g11 IJ1'11t·-. !'lu p1>orl t·r" of M J rt ,1n Ut•rgl•:.rin .... 11d ''"'' \\flllhl ill'll4'oll ltl tilt' l!t•p11hl11"'" ( 'ount) ( '1•ntr;il < '11111 m 11t 1.•t• tot t'll:-u1 l' ,, rn .11 ler 1>ut out II\ \1 rs ll1·rJ.tt· ... 1111 ·.., rl\ al. I.ct· \\.II kill' W.itk1n:-. 111 turn d1at.t.:l·d thl' H1·rj..!1•...iin 1·.irnp111gn "1th put ling 1111t 1wr ... un;1I Hit :tt'k' that haH· m .Hit• I h1· I :11·1· 'tlll l' 111 t Ill' d1rl11·,1 111 ... 1.t11· ltl1pul>l1 n111 pnrn;11' 111 .. ton · Watktll" <ltd not 'Jl'Tlh v. h:11 I ho..,1· pt·r ... Qn;d .tit ;t\'I, ... \\I H ' , H1·1 g1·:.ol' .. upp•1rl1·1.., .... 11<1 ,, hrod11111· l11·ing rt'l't·1 vt'<I tollu) II\ d '"t n rt v111t·r ... t•ontaim·<I thl· .... 1m1• 1·r1111w c11.-. 1nformJt1on ahnut \11 ... lkrg1·-.11n th.it kd tht· c·111111n1llt'I' lo I 1'11..,Ull' \\':1t k1n ... J \\ 1•1•J.. iJj.!tl Rape Suspect Sought by Newport Cops :"1•\\'1111rt lkad1 p11l11·1· al't· luok1ng Im· :i man "ho r:qwd .1 :!I vv:1r old B:tlhoa woman ;iftt·r laking h1·1· 1111 a 1·1d1• 1n a v:1n Th•· \\\1n·1,1n t11ld pol11·t· ..,hi· ml'I tlw man wl11l1· riding ltt·r h1n <'It• on Balhoa J....lantl Aft1·r ;, hnt•I «'Oil\,.,...,,,, 11111 ..,h1• -.aul ht· Ill\ 1t1•tl lwr to 1.1k1· .1 rtth· to l'ornn.1 <Id '.\t.11· :\t.11n H1•ac h Sht• ... :11d ... h1 · ftlll hl·r 111!..1• ill h1 ... \ .1n ;.i111I th1•\ ro1k 111 .1 ..,pnt 11\t·r lool..tng lh<· lw.ll'h \\llt'rt• th1•\ ... al :11111t.ill..1 •d101 .ilx•UI a h.111 hour But \dll'n ... 1w v. .1nlt'1I lo go homr 'ht• ... 11rl h1• thr1•\\ lwr 111111 lht• h .1d, 111h1"'1·h1d1· .1nrl r.11~11 h1·1 'I ht• "ll"I'''' t "ho .... 11tl h r.., 11,lllh' '" <:11•)! \\ .1, tl1•..,1·11h1•d a.., h1•1ni.: .1ho11t II\•' f1 ·1·t. Ill 1111·ht•" t.tll .11111 \\l'I L!htnl.! 1711 po11n1J-. flt• .1pp1•,111·11 lo lw .11111111 ..!:I \ 1·.11 -. o ld I h1· 'll'l 1 m ..,,11d Tou~h \'\'arnin~ IH-.1 Hl "I'. Ll'h:tn11n ',\I' 1 H.1d 11·.tl l'alt· ... t 1111:111 ... d1:il kng1·rl y,, ......... , i\r.tl;tl ... IWW pl1•rlgl' lo ... u ... p1•11d .inlt hr.wit ;11'll\'1t \' 1n South l.1·h.1111111 ....... , ... w .. ,... i e1 ,, I It •I• tlo "'""'. ' .. ~ .... , ... m .. ,& Mt.1f'Olt•- ~ •• •I tqt ',,,. ' Crii .. ttti.\ M l •t\ 'f•Cl'•.t'e,. 6'tH A I 1U Y o o I •4f ! t • OlllCH l11 lt M• ., .. 1111Wt th1" 1 •I t '•''\tl\1 l•f\ 1!•111""""° 1'• 11ot I 1f '"·tJI ~fi t f\ I' I f\J I"'" o 1t lltfllt~'' t """ • , lllt 11 Ii h 1 lo\ ti .. •· fl• I' I I ~n felephon• (714) 64'·43'1 Claullled Ad .. •11•1"9 642·~711 ~~~;· ·~h~ :: :, • ··,~~.' ... • t ,,',;"~. ~.~ t!:l n1.111' _.., 40•• "'" u ""'' "" '· ,... .,, "" ·~1··' "' . , ,. '"''"'' ... . .. {ft.. "" ,.., I lli'''Ol''' ,.._1"11o f Y "'lit le \ •'' •1 f\t · t • r '' ~ " ( .. ,,, '" • ut1 I' t•• "' h11' •• ,,., \t 1 ,...,""'" , ,,., ,., .. ,, ,. 0 '" "''"''" ~( •• ," ~ \ ""~ \l '"" '"''" • MM o.ar June 5. 1'71 Riia Returns Hl'clusiV<' attress H1l:.J H~tY'""'th lk1 ~ht•.., h1•1 1.1mnu ... "milt• tn Ht•\'l•rly Jltlb wht•rt• !-.h(• S('l'\t•d ..... h11:-.ll0!'>:-. lor .1 :-.t<.i r ·:--tudllec.J party w bt·nd1t lhl· (.'11' 111 110111· :\ltod1r.d C'enll'r. It wa:--:.J r~1 n• appt•,11 <•tH't· 1111 :\11 "' I la\ \\Iii lh 1111" ;.1pprnal'h111g ht·r 59lh birthday Man Sues Newport Over Pennit Flap l\ N,•wp11rt Ul'Ut·h hu:-.1 n1·:-.~nli.in \\ho c:la 1ms d cC't.'pt1un on t ht• µa rt of the defendants lt>rn·d him to cancel a la,~1!-.h d111n1·r d.1nc1· for 1,500 P<iYtnl! gue!>Ls on the S.S Cutal1na 1:-. ...i•l'klnJ.! more than Sl:Jl.000 Ill d;rmag1·~ '\.111wcl a .... tldendanb 1n lht• Or;1ngl' Count\' laws uit filed bv .l11h11 S Lind;t'\'. 1703 Wl·~tcldf 1111"· :in• lhl· (·1t\ former c1lv c·ounctl <"<.tndtdatc ·ouncun Mein lu~h and city e mployee Da vid L.1rso n 1.ind:.l'' claim~ lh<it hl· rented tht• CL1t;.iim<.1 for $500 after l>emg u:-. ... ured b) Mc lnto:-.h that pro motional J)<:rm1ts hcld bv Mein 111 ... h l·ould ht· t1M·d for th.l' buffet <111111~1 .ind dJt1<:1· Lmd ... cy v.a ... 1-'rom Pag~ :I I FAMILIES. • fo\r1·mN to res1.·md the cv1cl1un It-It l' r... i-; re m i: r . s h l' :-" 1 d . .1gn•l·d 111 rl"l'\'alu<ill' the action \Ill h l'tll'l1Jllll1~ orr11·crs. TIH• :t1·t ton. she· ..,:11d ... Pll'k-. on our It""' .,fflul'nt l'llnWll!-1 1n the 1 rt\ .. '.\t r .... (ia11l11 :11ltll'tl lhut . "\\\• (';111 t aftord to lo .... e any housing -.lork from our lo w anti 111t1clto rall· hou .... 1ng \\'t·'ve got lo h;t\l' units ''hl·n· L1m 1ltt•.., c.rn .lllm1l lo lt\e." ,\ n I r v 1 n t· C o m p a n ~ -.pokl·..,man ..,.url the comp;rny \I Ill otter lhe new a11arlmcnl~ al I ht· saml' n·nt!> rL·s1denls no'' P·". 1''\l'l'pl in ca:-es. he said . '' h1•11· r1•..,1dl•nts C'hoo"l' to mo' l ' 111 IJrgc·r or ~mailer apartment:-. l >t·~1111\· s11.~nmg up fo r ne~ .1p.trlml'nt:;., mu ... t of thl· affeC'lccl 1 l'"ttll·nts onl' obser v('r :-aid th1•n • \\CrL' IOU c<.1rncd protc-.r -.1gn.., ··1rvinc Co. llates Kids." :\1 r Krl'ffil'f , Where 1s Brian Go 111g lo l.1\t""' and "M y Sons CnL•tl This M orning, J\tr. Kre mer," \\t•re lhn•t•oflhcm. Om· of thu:-l· who sig ned up said loday s h1.• did so undl'r Pl'l '!->S Ul'l' hel':lllst:, s h1• said. shl· 1·:111 'l afford lo m ove cbl·whert· in lt\llll'. l\;1\' F1·1-rc ll sau1 s he has lived in h~·1 .1partmenl for six and •IOl' half )'l'ars She ... aid Shl' 1 ho..,e its l<w.1t1on for 1t ... nc1:1r 111·....., tu ;1 ~rcl·11belt ~inti r ecreet t1on a1 l':.t ,\net." shl· said. "most 1m pt1rlant. 11 is near our dear. dear fr 11•n<ls \\hn havl· become ant!>- l•·nch.•rl famtlv .. :-ilw 1·omplarned that. "Th(..' .1 Pd rt ffil•nt:. thl'Y arc off erin~ wt th1· 't.1mt· rt·nt are of :J lcsst!r 1p1al1ty ;111<1 in :J poorer loc<1tion th.in \\hat we presently have 11\)\\ •• I n · 11w l'omp:tn) ~µokcsman .J1•1 ry C'ollins s;1id tht· rompuny \\Ollltl allm\ ;iny family that '' :•nts to move with a neighbor into lh1 • sam e <irca. f•xlra time fiO In !10 days to ftnd adJoin mg upurtmcnt1>~ 'Carney' Killed •(',\'.\tP PENDLETON tt\Pl \ l'1Hn1 val workt>r touchrt1 a 2:.w \'oil line arr1dcntally Sunday rlunn~ a rodeo <1t this Marine Corps base I It• was pronounced dead a short l.!me later 11lunn1ng :1 .... 1 1no111·\ making '1•nlun· lu1· :\l;H 7 L1n tbl'\ 1.'Ja1111 ... thut h1· ll:~1rr\l'd JU~l lout d.1~-. IJcfon· '"' :\la.\· 7 fund r ;11..,1ng party th;1t Lill• pe rmit .... hl·ltl ti~ i\1dn1u~h l·vu lu 1111tlhl' uwl1Cl'1,1I iw1rn1t t1111n that dt•p.t l'I nll'lll lll'ftll'I' th1· 11•,ll\'ll ll' 1111 till' ... hip 1·1111ld J.!•·I u11d1·r ""'' l.1nd ~l.'\ "''''"~ a l 11 tal 111 Sl:J I .1711n°d.1m:1J,!.c.., Newport Man Faces Charge Of Assault ,\ :\1•\\pllrl 1!1•;11·1t 111.111 re· m.11n1•d 1.11lt·d 111!1.1\ .1111•1 lwing :i rn·stL·<I lh1 ... \\l'l·l..l'IHI lor ;ti 11.·gl·<lly s hooting :ti .tnotht·r n· ... 1 de nt ol h1!-. ap;.1rl ffil'll\ 1·omplt·x .Jamt'' Lcl' 1':ddl·n.., 27, 111 l!J:iO E lfilh St .\\;,.., bookt·d S.1turcl.1\ t·\ enm~ 011 a <·h;.trg1· 111 ,,;-,..,,wit with 1111t·nt tu 1·1m1n111 1111H·1lt•r Ill• i... lwlt.l 1n hl'U ol ::;2;,,000 hail Po l1 c1· :tl'fl''lt·d Eddl'lh .i1 t1·r anotht·r apartml'nl re ... 1d1·nt :-;11tl Ill' h~ltl lll'Cllml• 11)\0IH•d Ill ;1 \l'l'bal altt·rt·:11wn \\llh h1111 lhJt v. .1:-. t•ndt·d v. ht·n Edtlt·n ... 1·h:1 ... l'rl 111 ... lll't).!hhor .rnd <tlll0g1·dl.' ltrt·d :i :.hot .cl him ''1th .i !f 111rn ,1UlOmJt1~· l)t!-.lt1l Thl· '1t·t1m \,,,.., 11111 111J1111•d 111 lhl' IOC'lth•nl Boom Gave State Cash? s i\ c H" M ": N"r o c J\ " t C<.il1forn1 ;1 ·~ l11xim rt'l'""'"' rrom lht• 1!>7 1 !117.'1 l'l'('l' ...... 11111 .., lh1· m ;1111 f11<0t•11' hd1111el lhl' -..1:it1 • ... J.!l•lllt hudgd -.11rpl11 .... -.a.\s ~lalt • Finan1·l• 1>1n·1·tnr Ho\ lkll "Tht· \\ holt· e1·nnor11 \ ct1d v1·n \\l•ll 111 1!17fi anti 1!177. a nd wh1•11 that huppt•1i.... \\t• g1•\ mon· tai.. monl'.\. 1t ·~a:-!-.tn1ph• a .... that · The top Brown :11lmin1 ... trut111n f1gun• aC'knm\ ll·rlgl'd that a $5(10 million ... urplu ....... 1artl·r .11111 a prCll) pmgn·'""" ta' "iln11· turt•'' IPll II\ form1·1 <;,., Ho11 .1ld H1•.1g;1n h,1\1• .• 1,11 hl•lpt•d ""> f 'rom Page ,t I STATE .. • pttarant'l'" by IJ,1\'1 .... /\ltornt•\ Gt!n<>rol ~:\'e llc• 'l 1111nK1·r. J\:. :. t• m b I ) m :1 n K l' n M u 111 PNc· Wilson on KNBC.: Maddy un<l Yo1rngl·r. "ho followed Uav1s 111 'l'paratc a11· rwaranccs. ;1llackt•d Du\'ls· pro mist• to n•!l111·p <·nmt· .stulcw1('!1· b y at lt•u:.t i:; lll'l'l'l'Ol. a s ht· claimt•d ht· rl1d 1" I .o .... AnJ(clc·:. pohl'l' l'h•d Mutl<i) .... ud c·nrn1• n •.illy •n rn·a ~l·d ll\ 9 p•·n·t·nt un<ftor l>av1~· adm1111~lrat1110 Ynungt•1 look a bare ly ... 0111•1· approaC'h. saym~ Din tl'.I ·1sn t dishonC'st H e's Just an old·ltmc :.tl't1st1c-. munipuh1to1 .. 'Rebates' Aired Japanese Tells of U.S. Payoffs TOKYO IAPI Kot('ht Fu Jiwara. un offic1ul of All Nippon /\1rW U)!->. ll•!->\1f1t•cl loda.>-hi... t o mpany rec·l'avc<! what ht· <·ailed rebates lOtultnJ'.l 00 m111lon yen 1,100.000 U S dollar!> al cur 1·ent exchange r<itcs > from Boe - ing Co. of the United Stutes in 1971 und 1972. Fujiwara was testifying in tht· 55th hearing of the Lockheed payoff trial. He described how he received for ANA rebates totaling 112 million yen •400.000 dollars at, 1972 cxchan~c rates l rrom Lockh€'cd Aarc rufl Corp. in Augus t 1974 As ked by prOs(..'cutors whether /\NA rt:'cc1ved rebates only from Lockhc(.'<I, FuJ1wura said ANA demanded rebule~ from Uoc1ng through its :.alt'!-. agent N1ssh<> lwaa Co .. u Japanese trnding compuny. 1n 1971 and rc<.·e1ved 10 million yt.'n IS18t .000 I in late 1971 und anothl•r 50 mtlhon yen 1 s221.ooo1 m rnn Im c~t1gaton, !'>a1d ANA w<.11> s u s fH' (' t l' d ti r v I 0 I at In g l h l.' lorc1gn l·M·hang(..' control law l11r receiving thl• Bol•1n g funds. llowcvcr. no ll•gal act10n will be tukcn beC'uus1.• thl' ~talule ol l101•tulions ha~ l'X1J1red in the caSl'. A Japant'!-.l' rwwsp:Jf>l'I' report· l'U in April HJ77 that l<i x officwls h ;1 ll bl' g u n 1 n v e ::. l 1 g u l 1 n g a ~"17 .0011 dollar pay m e nt from Boeing lo ANA. bul Boeing Co hall :.lated µaym(..'nls mallt• lo New Principal For Ensign School Named :"\01 m.111 StllhH·ll. \\ho h a~ "Jl••nt 111 ... 1·nt1n· 28 ) l·:ir-, 111 t·dul'.1tw11 ;11 E11...ign M1ddl1· ~l'ltuo l m :'\\•\\11x1rt l!t•a<·h will l.tl..l' 11v1•r ;i._ tht· ..,t•h1101 ·._ nt•\\ Pl'llll'lp<.11 rlC\I lall 'l'lw :i:J ~1·~r 11111 math .11111 phv..,1t·a l t•tlul'at111n 1ns 1 ruc·tor ,, ..... , 1';11¥ Ill i-:n .... 1g11 Sduml HI l!l:iO, .tU::.I IHll' ~ l'UI' <liter lh1· ... 1·1111111 11pt·1wd .ti :!(Hiii ('l tfl l>nn·. :"t·" 1111rt llt·at•h Stdh\1•11 \\:ts ;.ititrc11n lt·d as!-.ts l.11\I pl'll)\'lp:tl 11\ l!J:i7 llt· \\Ill t ,d;1· 11' 1·1 lo r 1·u1 t t·nl En.s1~n 11111H·1pal \\oillartl Ut·1·c·<· "ho v. 111 n1111 l' 111 lhl' pnn1·q1abh1p a t Sonora (<;ll'mt•ntan School tn c11,ta ~ksa O\''\\ ~ t•;ir ~1111\\t •ll I" ,I gra<JU<ilt• Ot f't•p 111·rd 1111• I "" l'r ... ~t ;11111 r1·t't'I\ ,.rJ hi' \I ,1..,lt•r.., d1· 1·1· I rum l S( · I It• ..,, ... ,t•d tor r \ t.,,,..., "' .111 111111·1·1 111 llw l ' ~ ~iarinr· 0111'" 111•!01 .. II\' 1.•11tc•n •cl ll':11'111nl! St1ll\\l•ll ll\1• ... Ill :\1 ....... 11111 Vll'Jll "11 h '" ''it 1· ll.11 h.1r.i ·1 h·· Sttll1\1·1f-. h.l\t' 1h11•1· l.!l'(l\\11 d11lcl11·11 NB's Streets To Go Vns1rept St11•1·h '"II g11 1111..,\\t•pt 111 :\l''' 1111r1 lk.11·h 1111l'lt •rt11m 11.1\ <'111 ;\l.111.ig1·1 H11h1·11 W)nn ,,11t1 l11cla\ the• ('ti\·.., ... 111·1·t "" l'l':1111~ i11 ng1 "°' ·\, h1 ch pro h1h1l.., p.11 hrng un m.111.' 1·1t\ ... 1 n ·1·1 ... h1•1 \\l'l·n H :Sii a m c1n1I I:! :IO p rn \\tllnutltt·1·nl111t'l'll lit· ... :ud lht• pn1gram 1~ ht•1ng ..,t1..,pl'ndc•1I for 1·h•t•t 11111 dJ~ 1n 111 tl1.•r to l'n:-un· ..,11tf11·1c·nt p,1rk1ng ~·I th1• e 1t~ "polltn~ pl.H't'" , J\N A .ipparently c·o\\·n ·d Jd 't•rt1::.tnJ! und promot1n11 t•ost~ lur Jt'h :.old t11 lh1· a1rlmt The news paper s1.111f AN/\ l:11lt•d to report lhe Hocin~ pa\ nll'Jll !Ill ll"' lllt'Of111• t,1'\ "lJll' lllt'lll ... AN 1\ h1·g.1n to llM' Boeing 111,tnl'-. rn l~i4 and hu!> purchasl'd 1R Boeing Jt'I' ,, It oi.:dht•r Sweet Reunion Ma"' Rwsian Wife Joined CHICAGO <AP I -After a four year h:1lllc with Soviet llureaucraC'y. Tim Loos h as broughl honw ht6 w1flo. Nina. and her 6-year-old son. Jernck "I :.im very happy I u m very happy We shall be friends We s hall be friends." the 30·Y<·ar·old Ntna said Sunday as she c•mbrat·ed her AtnNH:an rn l,rn:-. ,11 O 'llarc lnternat1unal Airport "SHE'S THE WAY I PICTURED hl'1 lull 11( lt(c." said Mary Loos of Wilmette. Ill "Sh(..' • ., a \icry huhhly person.·· added her hu .... ban<.l . llcnry I lhmk he rnudt· a good th111cc I'm ~u re he did." Tim. a 32·ye<.1r·old a1fl11w t1tkt't .igcnt. a nd N111a met in a hotel restaurant 1n MO!-.l'OV. wh(•rt• ht• \\u ... VL1Cal1oning Tht•y µa rtl'd May 2. 1974. <1nd got Wgt.•tht.·r soon <.1ftcr tn War sCJw. Poland, for six days when lhcy tulked ot marrtuAe Nina returned to Mo~cow Sept I!!, 1971 Tim ~cnl home to Amenca. Thl' next morning ht· muck u long d1stantt.• marriage vroposul 11£ GOT t\ VISA TO GO lo th<-Soviet Union 1n 1!}75 but lf was canceled <iftcr he told t·mbassy officiab he planned to get murried in Moscow Loos :.iskcd ull 100 U.S. s cn<1tors. the Stale Department and the U.S. embassy for help. Nma wus harassed .and lost her job as a secretary Loos rec·(..'1ved a visa an September. 1977. but lltd not have I rrllC' to <.1rrange a \\Nl<11ng while• ht.• w:i" in Mn ... en\\ Thl•y \\t·rc 1ll.irrtl'd on h i... nl·xt ,.,~11 and parlt·d Tht.·y m(·t ~•gain v. ht·n :"Ji na s flight from !\IO!>tOW. \'IJ F1 a nkluat <.it.•rm an\. landl·d 111 NP\\ York Sunua\' On lht· ll11~ht to 0 llan·. T im ... .11d lhl') t<.1lketl Jll"t .tlJout bt.•1ng hl'l'l .in<I nwt•ltnl! l'\'l'I \ hoc1 y an<I lwtng i.:l.ill \\l' n· lo~t'ther · ;-.;mil . \\ho "P<'al...., gornl t-;ngli-.h pl,111-. 111 wflrk a-. ,, "l'l n•lar~ T1m.sa1cl hr r1111·-; not t'\IK'<'I lhl '-.11\ 11'1' 111 l..1•1·p lht·m frr1m rl'lu1n1nJ,!111'1 ... 11 hl't t.1m11\ San Juan Field 'X' Marks the Spot Closing Airport l' ,1pl!-.I t'Ullll :11q111rl 1:-1'111 ... 1.·tl •tt 'l'ord111g 111 l;11ul1J\\rt .. ,. .J ,1\ w ill'll'( I h · ..,d ttf 1 tu... morn mg th.11 1 big :X h.rd b1:c.·n 1i.1tnlcd 1111 1111 Man Arrested In Huntington Knife Battle 1\ San Dwgo man \\ :i-. Jal It cl 11n l'han..:t·.., ol atkmpll'd munh 1 S1111da) nighl :illt•r ht• ull1•g1•dl' "'t•tl LI l..nif1• to tnflll'I ..... , (•f I' \loun1b during .1 fq.;hl \\1th ,, lr;1n.,.l•nt on Hob .1 C'l111·a ~t ;1t1 B1•a('h al llun\1ngtcm lkac·h (fr;i11g1• ('1111111.,, .,'1t•( Ill ' ti! l1e·1·r ... 1rl1·nt1l11·cl th1· "l1'1H't'I ;1 ... l'aul Quinlin Garl'ta. :!I 'l'ht·~ ... :1111 lh1· \'ll'ttm. Pl'rry ,1\nd11 ""' :!I . 1s 111 gu:ird1•r! ('1mcl1t111n lntla \ Ill l';1e•l111 ;1 1fo-,111t ,1I. ll1111t11lgl1111 H1·,11'11 l>\'llUI I\'' ':.t 111 t ht• I qdll 111•1" l'l'n G<.arc 1;, um.I Andcr~on ",,., 0111 111 a numh1·1· I ha\ t·ntpl 1•d Sunrla.\ night .11 t 111· .. 1 ... 11 l1t·.1d1 Tht•\i -,;i1cJ d 11:1tr11I rar \\tt., 1·lc1:.l II\ "hl·n till' ..,IJ l1h1ng <1r c 111 r1 •!1 Ol t1L·l•r s ... attl lht·v graltht•d (;,1rn.1. <lh.r• ml·d h1 n1 .111<1 d1tl\\' htm '" lhl' l'UUOI,\ 1a1l ..,l11p·._ l'Un\\,1\' h;11l111l.1V \II Ill 111·1.ilh "'l..!lll h 11-.1·111 ... 1111· ,\ It•\\ pl.Jilt"• r1 ·rn ;1111 di lh• .111I1l·ld hut \\'lie"' ..,,,.ti thn .irt· tlw11· t1•m11<11 .111h \\ 1· '1· ).!I\ 1·r1 ,, le•\\ 111l11t' Jll'I nll's11111 111 ke1·p th1•11 pl;.ine ... I ht•r t• ,, II 1111\\ "'I <IUM ' lh1·v n· II u I It I I I I Ill Ill I ... ' I lt II (J ,. 'lllllt'I h111i.: \\ 111 11 \ -..1111 \11othl·r 11111'r;1t1111i... .ii tht• S;in .J 11.1 n t'.IJ>t'' 1 .1110 ''rip ll,1\1' 1>1.·1·11 t·le...,1·1! tlm\ 11 h1· ,,11tl S11111h 1·1111111~ ptl11h h.1q• f1h'<I ,1 l,1\\..,1111 .1g.1111-.t the· 1·1tv 11( S:•· .• .111.111 ;incl .11r11ml O\\nt'r" Wile·c" .incl 111·111·1· W111111n to 1·•11ll1· ... 1 th1· 111111· I 1'111..,111g 111 1}11· ... 1np. 111 cl1 ·1·1·tl h\ ('ll\ ('11urw1I rn1·ml>l'r ... \\ 11 ti I ll "·ti 11 ll '1"' II• ' l'ht• ptloh 111 .... t ltw1r 111·-.1 llalllt· Ill t•nu rt f l'ld a\ \\ h1·11 11 W:J•. 1 rr!t•tl fht·rr -.1111 ,,,,.., 1lc•f1C'l('Fll l11loh \\t'll' j..!l\t'll :111 d.1\-. tu tWt I l\t •tt 1'.t"I' 111 11nl1•1 \\'llr•o\ ;111d \\'mton \\1•1·1· 1'1• lt •,1,1 ti fr•1111 ct· ... 1r.11111ng 11rdl•r-. .1,.:.1111 ... 1 c 111 ... nJ.! t lw "'' 1p I 1h111I.. 11 .., l.111 W1k11~ -,;1111 111 l,1 -.1 \ll•t•I.. ' n 1111 I I 1111111! lit• ,..,11rl ht· ;ind \\ 11111111 rlo not ho'" .111' pl.in ... 1111 d1•\ 1·l11prcwn1 111 the· .11rp111 t I.mt! .11 1111·..,1.·01 und \\Ill 11111 l.1hc• .111\ 11111111·1 .wlt11t1 1111111 lllt• 1".t'>l' h;11J ht·1•11 d1·J1 VII 111 lllt• l 1Jlll " FEATURING THE DESIGN IALENTS OF SE VEN INTERNATIONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- One 01 a co1lect1on ot ha ndm.ide diamond cluste r 11ngs by Theres l ander -twice winner of the Osc,ir for Jewelry Design -The OeBcers Diamond lnterna11on.:i1 Award -.:it, s hown with rubies a nd brilhnnt cul diamonds !-3460 Price ... may vary clue to cu~tomer prelerence •n d•dmond Sl"ect1on We would ..yelcome the opnortunity to mount your ston1:s 1n .my or our settings .. ... Wyndham L c:.1gh " \\ 1'1)111 -== 111 '} 11 127 Fashion fs lJnd Newport Center Newport Beac h Telephone (714)644 0501 , ........ 7 Saddleback EDI T I O N ternoon .Y. Stot!ks VOL. 71. NO. 15b, 3 SECTIONS, 34 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, JUNE 5, 1978 TEN CENTS Nazi Student Gets Temporary Custody I.I\ NSINC. M 1d1 I A I» Whl'll 15 Yt•ar old ttni.:t·r F. Nl't.'dham showl'd up ~1t EVt·ri·tt I hgh School wearing a N at1 par ty pm :md talking qu1('tly about i\clolf H1th·r . hi:. C'lassmatcs Jl'C rl'er. Lug1.·r st~ It• pistol 1n a crowded i.drnol hulh' U\ Jilt! i.hut t"'o lt•as1ng clas::.mtstc•s Ont• of the boys died Today. the frail . slender Needh am "as hrou~ht from ln~ham County Jail to ans\.\cr for his nu contcst plea on a murder charge. erobatc Judge Donald Owens ordered him held temporarily at the county .Juvcnile llome until author1tl('S could compll•t(• ti nationwuk st•a rch for an appropnatf' men lal institution whl·rt• he ('OUld re- t·c1 Vl' soph1st1 catt•d therapy . OY+ «·ns, who scC another hear IOI-( for /\uJ.( 16, abo ordered thC' Juv1.•111lc hom1.• to add a fulltimc starrcr !.imply to watch over Needham Needham. "ho I!. being dealt "'1th as a JU\'entlc <ind could therefore he released on ce he lurni. IH. !.al si lently in the 1.·ourt room, clrt•s:-. .... d 1n blue 1eans Diiiy Piiot Photo by I.•• P•YM KSBR PERSONNEL PREPARE FOR ELECTION DAY BROADCA ST Tony Chevez (left), Warren Deacon Ma·n Saddleback College Radio College Radio Active KSBR Airs From Saddleback Station H) REHEC'("A llEU1 Ol llw O••IY P110t Stafl H.1!110 1-. m.1k1ng a comchark in tht• S~1ddh•huc·k Valley If \OU n• 1.\-llhln lht• 'iOUnd of Ith' v111n• nf Sadtllclwrk Vallt·~ Collt•J!t· KSHH. R8 5 on your Jo'~l 111.tl w1u c:.i n tune in thl' l,1tt•'>I 1n lo; :ii t•ll•cl wn rcsull\. 1 tll•Ml:t\ St ;111111g ;11 I 11 m . tht· studl•nt <>pt•ratt•d -.lat11111 µIan.., lo have 12 n·111•rtl·1-. call1nA 1n l.<1 broadcast rt·,ulti. .ind 1ntcrv1ews from \ar1ou' ;1r1":1:-. around thl' t'l 111111 \ I h1• :-.ound of KSllH f.db onh· tn,1<h• ahout ;1 fivt• milt• raclius ,;f 1 h1• t"oll.·g1 • Tt11 ... fal I, however. th1· r.icl11i... 1i. to 11H"n·ast· to 22 mill· .... 1n<'ludml! c1t1t•-. as far ,m .1~ a:-Tustin. ('<>.,tu Mt·sa and S;_m Ch·mt·nt.- 1 n Sl·Pl<·mhN. tht· -;talion'.;, '' JtlJAt' "'ill J.(O from 10 to 3,000 inc·n·a"inJ! 1i.... pol<.'nt1al hstcnin~ a111henn• to IOOJ100. ;1l'(0nrd1ng to program m.1n.1).!t•r an'1 faculty 11wrn lll'r W .irrt•n lk.11·11n I Ill ' 111t·n·a:-.t· I' ,1 'htl! deal 1111 I h1• e·ollt•gt• and the· (;O 70 stu· de•nl'o maJnrrn)! in e·ommun1ca· 111111 ... Jrt ... fht· nt·\.\ hroadrasllng rr·l'(IUl'nt'~ grJntt·d th<.' rolll•gc by llH· l'l'dl•r;d C'11mmun1c·ation:-. (·nm m 1ss11Hl l F< T 1 \.\:.is I hl' last ,l\ .11lahll· m the an•a. Dc·a('on ,,1ul F 11ll1rn1ng ;i "long •incl c•x h :111 sl1\1•" pron•rlur<• to wm FCT .q1pl'O\ .11. tlw Mlle•)!(' IS huilcling ;1 nl'\' tr•in.,m11t1ng !.l11tic1n <1top Or:::~.:aM \\ea tll~r :-; 1g ht :incl nwrnmg low l'loud.; \\1th hill~ ...... n .... h1m• 1n .dt1•rn1111n 1'111•..,cl:J\ I ,o\\., lon1 ght ~,5 to 1\0 I llgh.., Tu1•,d;t\ lll>Jll'I foll<; .tt lht• b<.•;11 tw' ancl 70 to 7t; inland INSIDE TODA '1 J.1·0 [(n.~t·n1 mns docum1·n· 1orr1 /1/mm11J .. ·r /rnm Son C'/C'r111•r1tr clo1•sn I l:n1111•1•p1•ry1 tlltrll/. 1>111 Ill' elm>.~ l.rllllJ" 11'/r.•rt• Ill /lllrl 1cl1<1I Ill' ll'llrllS tel kn1111 11•/wn lw 11'(J11f.~ tu J,n1111• rt .'i1·1• 1''t>utunn9. Poor ('I a hill near the Saddll'back Cam pus ~o handle the frequency Col k·gt-officia Is have a pplll'd for a SlJG.000 g ranl from the Department of lll'allh. Educa 11on <Ind Wl'lfare lo <·over nl.'W l'{1 u I pmenl CllSI s The station 1s finanr c '1 pnmarily by instrucllonal funds from the rnllegt•. hut 1n thr1•e 'l'ar!.. Ot•at·on :-ia 1<J. the non c:om merc1al s lal1on may he financed hy publit fundralSl•rs and s ubscriptions i-1mil<1r t11 Davis, Rivals All Oppose Raising Taxes LOS ANGELES <AP1 Ed 0.1v1.; sJ~·.., hl• '"kind of hke.., the 1<ll·a ·· of appotnllnl! l<.JX cul r rui.adcr llo"' ard J:.in·1-, to tht· California Supreme Court Davis and hi~ three rivals (11r th<.' Republican nomination fM l!O V<'rnor also agreed Sunday that they all oppose rais ing stale taxes to bail out local govern. ment 1f .J arv1s · Proposition l:l pa <ises as t•x peeled Tuesday. mandating a $7 billion cul 1n property tax('s statew1dC' Thost• Wl're highlights of the 1'1n~tl pre·l'lt'<'tion confront ation .1f tht• f1111r cand1dall's for tht• H<•puhlic·an nomination for gov e rnor. a series of b<1ck to·b<tl'k ~qJpeaninc<.•s on KNBC lell·V1!.1on rn Los Angeles Oa\'1s described Jarvis as a "national hero" and said 1r the (SM• STATE, Page A2> Witches Out To Get Vs? ZIONSVILLE . Ind t i\ P > There are over 500 witches in the I ndianapoli s area. a Californian Y.ho t•laim s to havl• hl't'n a w1tc·h before~ rinding Christianity ('hurged he re r1• •·~·nth . .John Todd , u 2H yt•ar old \\ho !'laid ht• lives in tht: Los /\n~elcs area. made the eharge while speaking lo a church group lhal 1s apparently heeding his warn- ing that witches are conspmng to conquer the world. Todd has told members of the fun damentalist First Baptist Church thut witches. w ho call themselves the llluminut1. have infiltrated political. military and hus mcss concc•rns and ar<' pr t' rnnn1o1 to tukc O\'er the Y+orln tho ... e used In the operation or puhhl" ll'il'\'1s1on channel 28. Onl' reason Saddlcbac k \.\On Fl'C appro\'al, aC'cor'1ing to stu· 1lt•nt m·ws cl1n·rtor Greg Widen. \\ ai. hN•au:-.t· of puhhc affairs rl' port 1ng such as tomorrows sc hed ult·cl l'lt•ct wn ('Overage. "'The F'C.:C n·cogmzes a real lll'l'd 1n this arl·<i." Widen said Tlwro· v.111 ht· an cvt•n greater 1H1 s h 1n cuvl'rin g news and publit· ;iftatr" this fall, prngram manugl·r l>•·:ieon ''"cl lie said he· lwl11•vt•s 1111 h)('al slalmn n •al ty pllls t•1H1ugh 1..•mphas1s <in tlws1• two areas "\.\'l' eun'l rnmpl'll' with th<' tHg monl'Y 1·ontl·sts and promotion r<impa1J.(ns "'HlH.' <;tJt1ons haV('. n1•ncon said. "so \\(' will try and com p<.'le \\1th nl'ws · · KSBH"s typ1('al listene r 1s prn· I ilt·cl a!. h<.'l wct·n ages 25 <Jnd 45. and upward() mobile Deacon t•11m p;11·e.., llll' t~pc with those "'ho ltstl•n to K:\X F:\I a Los ISt•f' R.\OIO . Pag<' .\2) 4,000 View Viejo Lake At Opening /\n t·st1m;itc•d 4.000 Mrss ion V1t'J" n •s11f<'nls ttnd guests t urrw cl 11111 Saturday lo 11pen Lakt• Mii-swn ViCJO and its fac1hlic>s. (kvour <1n estimatNI :1,500 frl'(' hot dogs <1nd Cokes ancl part1t'1patc in vnrious con· tl'sts Thl' dogs ;rnd rotas were pro \ 1dl•d h) tht· I .ake M1ss1on Viejo J\!.so<·1:ition. the private or g.in11atmn "'hl<'h resident!. must Jelln ln us1• the• l.1kc 1 Th<• lct•IH l•;ikcr Sailing Hcgat· t a . \\ h H' h pa 1 red south<' r n ('al1forn1;1 \a('ht!.mt'n with nov lt'l'S 1n a ra C't• of l 1·fOOt i.:.illboats. s;rn .llm Cohen or the Long Rl.•ach Ya<·ht Club Jnd Gary Sk('(•n of M 1ss1on V1t'JO Wke top honors Hoh Rolhm of the Manna dcl H<'y Yarht Club and Mike Walsh or M 1ss111n V1«>jo finished second. and Or Tt•arg1n or M1 ss111 n V1e1u fln1sht•d third. Oay·lonu a(•tiv1ty inc lu<ied en tcrtainmcnt. a rad1o·controlled sailboat t'xh1hit1on and a fis hing contest. /\ partial hsl or fishing derby wmne rs includes llussell Parker with the largest fis h, a thrC'f'- pou nd , ll oura·t• bass. Scott S 1 c m 1.• n.., \\ 11 h t h c I a r ~est "Lnn).!l'r of (1:0.h thn•t• pounds. 15 m1nt·t•s .. mcl St:111lt•\ Sun~" 1th th<' sm .1111·..,t f 1 ... h 1n t ht·\ rn1t h 111\1 .1011 and a red and·ycllow striped T· !.hirt. His father. sitting next to tum . also said nothing. The ('Ourt proceedings did nothmg to answer the questions askE>d al Everett l ltgh School. Who is Hoger Needham? But for his Nazi pin. he looked like JUSt another kid in longis h hair, blue J<.>ans and H~nn1s shoes When exa('tly did he !-.hp from a JH.•rhaps unnutural in terest 111 war into a belier in Nazism that rnuld cause him to kill'' Authorities have described Needham as a brilliant loner They said he once made a de tailed blueprint or (j Nazi CX · ter mination camp complete with gas cham ber s . A psychiatr1s 1 characterized him as "highly in· telligent. hostile. intensely an ~ry at everyone.'' After shootings on F eb 22. a utho rities found a d i1:1ry in wt11ch the boy had written about his school experiences. One en· try read ··I almos t abandoned Hiller last night out of being pushed too far by my colleagues. I a lmost went to school without my N az1 party pin in my jackt!t. But luckily again I had a burst of ~ourag<' and never again will (Scl• NAZI, P age A2 ) Record Voting? Absentee Ballot Total Highest ~ By GARY GRANVILLI<; Of,,._ O•oly Piiot Sl•ll A record number or off.year ele('tson \'Otcrs arc expected to go to lhl' 1mlls Tut•sday an Orangt• Count} v..1lh om• over· riding 1i.sul' on th€!1r minds, the fall' nf Prnpos1t1on ll (' ;,1nd1datl'!. an1l IJ! ht·r ballot ml·a,urc!. havt.• takl•n a bat•ksl'al lo lht' interest generat ed by nrnpo!.1l 1on 13, thl· property tax rrform in1t1atlH'. during the 1ir1m<Jry elcl't1on l'ampa1gn of 1978 "Prup0Mt1on 13 st.-c ms to be on everyonl'0S mind Wh('n they <'Orne ht•rl' to \'Otl·," ~aid Al Olson, Orange C1>unty's re)! 1s1rarofH1tNi. Thl' \Ol<.•ri. Ob.on ... poke.• of arc those• who ha Vl' cc.isl abst.'ntc1• llallol!. in record number for an of I 'l'ar e lection. o'nl' Olson \\urkl•r said today that :!2.792 ab::-.l·nte<.> ballot!> havC' been turned 1n . a record in OranJ.(l' County for a non pres 1dl•nt1al ell'C't1on Yt•ar Olson said he expects up to 60 percl'nl of thl' county's 879,575 registered voters will go to the polls Tuesday If o;o. that means roughly s 12,000 voters \\ 111 march into voting :.tall~ 10 2.126 county pre· 1·1nNs that v. ill be open from 7 Fire Brigade Proves Worth At Toro Site ,\ res1dt•ntr-. · f1 n· hr1g11dc at the· Sl'i.amc· Strt•et Mobile llome Park in F:I Toro was credited lo· cl.1.\ "1th hl'lp1ng t·onlatn ~1 blaze wh1l'h dc:stroyl·d unt• home Salur<ta) Orani,:1• County f1rcmC'n said th<• 14! 30 p m Saturday blazc cl1d S4!'i.OOO damage to the hom1..· ot P ;1 ll y l 'm~ICl'l, 21922 M u1 rlands nl \'d But a hose• cart manned by park rcs1d<.>nts he lped keep the hie.lit' <'o nf1nl•'1 whlle. county l1rt•mt·n "'<·rc t•n route. a spokcsman!.a1d today 1 hl' rcs11IPnh t".l<lt>llshe<l the r 1 r l' b r 1 g a d l' a rt l' r f I a m e s dt•strovl'd thrre mohlll' homes al lhe park about ~1 year ago. firemen smrt ---- Family Slain OF:NVF:R </\Pl /\ Denver man 1s bcmg held for 1nvest1ga. lion or hom1c1rle 1n the stabbing clt•aths or his wife and her two children by a previous mar- riaj'.!e, pul1<0t' i.<J1d Police s aid lh1·v found lhl· bodies or the vie· t 1 m"., 111 the1 r northeast Oen vcr home t•<Jrly Sunday Loe al am to 8 p.m -.. In addition to helping de krmine the fate of Proposition 13, those voters will help decide their party's nominees for gov ernor . other s tatewide constslu· l1onal officers, Congress <1nd slatc Legislature In county races. the voters Y. s1 I ha Vl' <1 say about the sclt·c· 11on or two county s upervisors as well as eight county orf1('1als. in duding district attorney and s heriff. /\lso at stake 1n Tuesday-., l'lect1on will be 13 s tatewide ba !lot issues. a s ingle county hallol measure as well as a number or local issues. The first rnd1cation of how the election winds are blowing in Orange County will come al about 9 30 p m. Th<tt is the• hour Olson said the ahsent<.•c ballot count w1H be ('Ompleted Rut. hl' 'iatd. it's not hkely lhe <'nt1rc• voll' tally will be complet· l'd until about !I :JO a m . Wedne~· d :1v Wilson said Da.v1 '> 1s "a !>UC t'l'ssful bur<.•aucrat with four dt•cades of cxpl'riencc at expand· 1ng his budget-." and none :.it ba la neing or cutlmg budgets 300-hour Sentence Horse, Cow Killer To Aid Community /\ man who pleaded no contes t to criminal charges filed after he shot and killed two horses a nd two cows in the El Toro area was ordered today to put 1n JOO h ours or community service work during the next two years Orange County Superior Court Judge H . Warre n Knight im posed sentence on Fred J oseph OiBernardo. 20. of San Pedro after suspending the one-year county jail term he at first im· posed on the defendant. It was noted that DiBcrnardo has p aid restitution to one or the two owners of ammals he shot with a .22·cah ber rifle last Labor Day and has promised t.o com pcns ale the other v1ct1m. Rancher William T. Flowers - h as accept ed S I ,900 from D18ernardo for the killing of one of his Guernsey cows a nd the wounding of another which later had to be destroyed. 01Bemardo is to pay Flowers' ne ig hbor Frank Waer , $30,000 for the loss of two Morgan m ares that were killed during the s amt• s hooting spree near Cook's Comers. Ar r <.>s t i n g officers said D1 Rernardo s hot the four anim als while d;1ving around the area in a jeep The probation report n•acl by Judge Knight s ta ted that Oinernardo is n ow "t•x trcmcly r<.'morscru1·· about wh;1l hap1.>encd last Labor Day New Talks Slated On Welte Dispute Saddleback Valley Unified School D1slriC'l trustee:. arc !iC'hedulcd lo resume discussions Thursdav in the months ·olo dis pule surrounding suspended Superintendent Richard Welte Welte was order ed lo lake ac r rucd vacation beginning /\pn I 19 while board m ajority m<.>m· ners George He nry, C<1role Neustadl and Muy Phillips sought to resolve a conflict with tht• top official!> ovt•r his management styl<.> and authority in district admmis trnl1vc: mat ters. Thursday's closed session - which will include attorneys for Welte and the school board - Issues 1.·o m l':-. in the "ak(· of a SI 7 million da1m again'il the distncl flied hv Wclle .Junt• l Doni1ld Smallwood. Wc lte"s at · torney. s;11d today tht• daim w<1:. flied to protect th<' '>Uspended s uperintendent·.., right to file a law!.Ull against the dis triC'I s hould m·got1at1ons to resolv<: thl· Mnn1cl coll<ips 1· Smallwoo<i cited a state code which rt•qum•s that breach of contract l'lai ms be filed wilh1r1 100 eta vs oft h<· :cl legt'd hreach. Wt•lte alh•gc·s ho.ard member!. c reated a hn'H<'h of contract when lht•y "clC'n1 e d to lht• supermt<'ndent the freedom to organ11e, reorganizl' and ar rnn~e lht' administrative and supervisory st arr " \\'t·lk also alleges the "Board of F.duealton ha:-m ade appoint· m1·nt-; of :1dm1111strators over 1 lw ohJl'('l1oni-of th<' i.uperinten rknt and "'1thou1 ('Onsultrng with him County Races in Spotlight Ohs1'rH·r" hcltl•\ !' the two <·I.urns s p1 lnJ! from board moves to overrule Weill"" personnl'I clt•<•1sson:. and to appoint a school principal over the o;uperinten dent 's ob1cctmns /\ mong cho1ct.•s facing Orange Count y voters Tuesday arc these local rares highlighted inside loduy's Daily Pilot. i\ 11 Irvi ne woman 1s se('krng lht• Rt•public•an nom1nulion for California's Secretary of Slate &•e Pagf' /\:J. Dennis Carpenter's re· ti remcnt has set up a sc ramb l e fo r the RcpublicAn nomination 1n the Orange Coast 's 36th Slate Scnutc District. See P;1ge A3 F i ve Orange Coun t1ans are among ll Cdn d1dut<.>11 for the 2nd Dist 11 t l seal on Lhe State Ro<ird of Equalization See Page /\10. Three candidates. one uf whom has l>t!en largely 1n::n·tin· in the ('ampargn, nre 1'cek1ng the Oran ge Coast's 5th <li\'1s1on seal in tlw Municipal Waler 01s tnct .of Orange Counl} See Pag<.> A 13. -Mark Ha nnaford and Dan Lun gren expec t Tuesday's primary will set them up for a rematch n ext fall in the 34th Con g ressional Dis trtrt. which includes portions of west Orange County Sec Puge Al7 <Set-WEl.Tf:. P age i\2 l Xavier Cugat Returns Home LOS ANGE LES <AP l Bandlead<.'r Xuvier Cugat was hack hom e today after being hospitalized for a week for treat- ment of high hlood press ure. Thl' 78·ycar old. Spanish·born ('u,:wt. dublx:d by his fans thE' King of Rumha, was released from Cedar s S1nn1 Medical C«>nkr on Sunday ) • t\ Airport . At apo Clos d Ca1n,1r.in11 ·•11 I•"' t 1 1 111 •ti at:cord1n~ l u IJ111h1\\ 111·1 J •' W1 lt·n\ Ill' ,,ud 1111, 11141111111~· cti.11 u bag ~ had b1•t•n painlt·d 1111 I ht strip's runwa~ S<1lurda) tu 111 f1ci11.ll~ !)tgnafy its t:lu:,urc A f~\\ planl'' n•m;m1 .•t I tw .urfiE'ld but W1ko\. -.a11I 1111•\ Jf•' lht•n• kniµrn at 11\ "Wt:0 \l' gn'l•rl ,1 It•\\ pilot!-> pt•rm1ss1on to kt•t•p th1·1r plum·, lhl'l't' rnr now l>ec·au•w tlu·v'rt• U U I 11 f l' 11 "I Ill I '> '> I II II II I something." W1k11x -.a1cl All other OJ>t•rat111n' al lht· Sun Jua n Cap1struno 'trap hti\l' lx•t•n dosed down. hc ,,1ul Soul h count~ pilot... ha\ c• filt't·r-. who rult'<.I 1t lll\M1ll• Tht' pilot' lo<;t ltwir I 1 r..l ballh· rn t·ourt Frida) wh1•n 1t w;.i, ruled their 'u1t '"J' deficient Pilots wcrc i.:1 vt•11 30 day:. to ~l'l tht·1r rasCt:tn orlln W1kox cirul \\'inton \.i•rt· r1· lt•a!->t'. 'aid of Inst w111•k 's l'<11J1 I l'ullng ti•· said Ill' .ind Winton do not ha.~1· ;my pla11s tor dl'Vl•lopnH:nl uf lht· a irport land al pr<•,cnt ant.I \\tll not lake any further at•twn wllll the c asc had been dc.i red Ill llll' eourts f 'r-om Pag~ A I NAZI ... I th1nl. ahout Jh,111dor11nµ :\kin ~ 11hn•r wul \.11"r11 'fhl' d1an . 1•nt1tl1·d \1 \ Str ug J.: fl". :I rt I' I' fl 1 l !.-f ' ~lt· 111 Kam pf. · ;i 1'.o l'11n11 n111·d th" pasl>agt• • Whdt• I 111 r111 \\;" forj:(1vt• mv 1·n1•111 11·-. I will rl'frarn frn111 killint: lht·m r111 lilt• lnOlll t•lll Tht• 1·1111' \\a \\llttt·n t\\O li:J \'S hl'flll l' :'°\t•t•dlJ,1111 fat ,111\ .. hc"11 1:1\'1•;1r11ld Hill 1>1 ;tl1!'1 o111il \\OurHl~·d Iii Vl';11 old ht•\111 Jones Jo1ws, \~'htJ w;1s gra1.t•c1 111 till' h•·ml 111 !ht· ,110111111g . 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U \ft,.,,. ,,,.,. .... _ .. .. • Boei119, L o ckh eed Japan R elates Rebate Data TOKYO !A P > -Ko1C'h1 fo'u· jawara, an officia l or All Nippon i\rrways. testified today h1 -; l'Om p any recei ve d what he l'alled re bates totaling 90 m1lhon yen 1409,000 U.S. dollars al cur rl.'nt exchange rales l from Bot• ing Co. of the United Stale'> 111 197 1 and Hi72. Fu11wara was testifying in lhl• 55th h earing of the Lockheel.I payoff trial. lie described how he r eceived for /\NA rebates totaling 112 million yen <400.000 dollars at 1972 ext·hangc r a t es l from Lo('khced Aircraft Corp 1n August 1974 4H nocmg JC.'ts ultogl'ther ltdnring 111 thl' Lut·khl'l'd rnoncy, fo'uJ1\\;11 a o.,;ud he rt• n~1 vcd the n·b<1le!> from J W. Clullcr . formt•r hc:id of tht• ~mt•ricHn aero:,pnl'e t•ompany·, I·,, r Ea..,t upt•rat ion.... !->hottly <• f !\' r t ht' y II ~• ti d 1 n n l' r iJ l a .l .1 p ,, n 1• !'> t• rt'., t a u ran l in downtown Tokyu 011 Aug 2, 1974 F u11wara ..,;1111 Clutlt>r took d l'Jrdboard fl(l\ frnm h1:. Ci.Ir and put 1t into Fup-wurn·, car, say Ill~ ' I h1i, 1:-, .1 Pl'l''l'Ol fo r you " f'ro• Page A I STATE ... SPIDERLIKE PLATFORM AIDS IN BUILDING DANA POINT OUTFALL O•llY 1'1191 Slill "-• Asked by prosecutors "hcthl'r ANA received re bates only from Lockheed. Fujiwara ~aid ANA demanded rl'bales from B~ing through its s ales agent N1s:,h1r lwa1 Co. a J a panese trading company. in 1971 and r eceived 40 million yen <$181,0001 in lalc 1971 a nd another 50 milli on yen IS227 .0001 lfl 1972 i:l >•·a1 oltl t,1, t·1 t:~.1cler want..; .J plJt't' 111 '-l.111• )o!1n t·1 nmcnt, OJ\J~ \\OUld g1H· 11 to him A:s'kcd 1f that included thl' suite Supn•mc Court. Davi:. said he ct1dn 't know 1f J arv1s, a n al t o rn ey, WiJS a p r ac t 1 ci n ~ member of the· Cahforn1a Bar. as rcqu1rc'd for appointment. 'Walking Barge' at Doheny Beach One of Only Two In World 'Spider' Aids Outfall Investigators s aid ANA wa:, s us p ected o f violat ing lhe fo re ign exchange control law ror receiving the Boein g fund~. However. no legal action will be t a k e n because the s ta tute ul limitat ions has expir ed in lhc case. Then he add ed · "Thal 's not <t had idea. llowarcl ,J arv1:. on lht· stat<' Supr('mc.' Court I kind ot hkc.• that idea .. Plat/ o rm He lps Wit Ii Dana Point Project .J u rv1s. mcanwhllt'. predicted a la nds lide victory nf.•x t Tuesday for Proposition 13 a nd ~aid that wall send a m essage across th1· nation to cut taxl':-. and govern mc nt mtervenl1on m lhe laves or lax payers. l\y ANNE COOPER • Ol t"" 0•1•1 Pllol Sl•lf Th(• g1anl 'p1cler big as a ('I t \ bui ldrng advanl'e'> slcadll} 011 tht· bt•ueh moving its eight 'f11ndl} lt•go., resolull'ly through l111ght \\,1t er lo the tumblini.t ~111 I Jiili lm<tll} o:;l•ll1ng its ft•t·t 1111 \\ h 1 t1• .. and lll•s111t•111 ... ol thl· South Oranga· ('p,f'ol \\ho h.t\ t' J>ll'nll'kl•tf 11' 11•111 f\ :1t lhl· Dohl'll\ ~t<Jll' i'Jrk 111 I ).111.1 1'111111 mt;, rl•C11gn111· t 111 " lllllfl't I Ill.... ~111d1•r" US lhl• ma 1 1111' 1·011~trul'lmn t·q u 1 pmenl \\ h1<·h ,., :.it \\ 11rk 1111 the Ol'\\ Dohl·n' S('\\ <H!l' oulf a! 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S<1id engineer Hartgc. "These layers will pre· vent the ernuent from ever ris · ang lo the surface. Currents and eddies l'realed by Dana Point will carry 1t out lo sea " Thc Doheny out f a ll will replacc two t•.>.1stang outfalls ont· in San Clt•mcnlc and the other near the t.·ntrance lo the Dana Point Manna Till' Dami Point oul foll 1:, 4,000 leel long and discharge:, at 35 lt'l•t San Clemente's outfall 1s J .000 reel long and d1sch ai:ge:-. al 25 feel Bolh outfa lls have had oroblems \\1th sewage spills lh•fore San Clemente can ulilltl' the new Ooht•nv outfall. tht• l'1ly will havt• lo lay an in l.111<1 pqx•lln1• Imm 1to., scv.a).!l' 1 n•;itnll'llt pl.int to ;111 outfall stu 11011 l1ll';t11·d l1L·;1r th1· Dohl'll,\ 1':11·1-. 1•1111 :tll('I' l'hl' t'Olllll'l'l 1ng PllJl'l lilt· IS t•X pt·1·11·d to l'O:o.t S.I :! 1111lhnn <111<1 \\ 111 .d:-11 ht• I 111C11H'l•d h\ lt·den1I ;11111 '>l.llt· gr:.inb 1n add1t1on to 1111·.il funclrng Boom Gave State Cash ? s A t' H A M E ;'\ T 0 I 1\ p I C';,l1t11rr11a ·, llO<Jm n•rovt·n· from tlW 1!171 !1175 rt•t'l'SSl()ll IS lht• m.1111 f,1c·tor hl•hrncJ tht• Slatt··, g1,1nt hudgl•I -.uq1lu' say:-. sl;,1t1· F1n<tnl'l' D1n·t•tor.Hoy Bell "Tht• \\hoh· ('l'llllOm" d1J Vl'r\ \\'I'll In l!fifi and Hl77 . 'crnd whcn lh:it h.1ppt"ns. \\t' get mort• l<1x mnnt'\' 1t 'o., ao., s1mplt· a ~ th~1t · Tht• lop Brown adm 1n1stral1011 l1 gun• atlrnowlt•dgt·d that a$.">()() mill\1111 :-.urplu:-. 'tarkr and a pn·tty pr11grl·~:-.1v1• l:ix slrul' 1111 ,.·· ll·lt II\ r11rm1·r Go\ It 11 11 a I cl H c a g J n h a \ 1· a I "' tll'l pt•d Tough Warning BElltl T . l.l•hanon •A P I Hucl1l .1l Pah.•..,llnian' <.'h<tllen$!t'tl 'I a ~st·r \ralJI ' n1•w t1ll•clg<• ttr ,ll,Pl'IHI .111t1 hrtll'h <H'll\ 11 \' 111 ~ 1111 t h I.(' h ,. n II n II II t !" \ I r .1 \\ ;1 rm·ll 1h p1·.11·t·lo.••l'l>lllg lon·t·' \\llllltl <'Imp ort tilt' hJrlll that -.t•t•l.s lo dr..,turll 'l'C'Ulll~ A Japanese ne wspaper report· ed in April 1977 that lax orric1als h a d begun inves t1gat1ng a 547 .OOO·dollar p ayment from Boeing to ANA. but Boeing Co. had stated paym ents m ade to ANA apparently covered ad· verlising and promotion costs for jets sold to the aJrline. The n ewspaper said ANA railed to report lhe Boeing pay ments on 1lS income lax Slale· men ts ) ANA began to use Boeing planes in 1964 and has purchased From Page A I WELTE ... Smallwood cll•thned to d1stus.., the s pct:1f1(· rc;.isons tor l.'om pl:.11nt a gmnst dist ri <:t l'erM>nncl ,\<fminislrator .James M1ttht·ll. \\'h1 l'h ,.., also rncludcd 1n Weltl'·.., 1·la1m Acllng:superintende nt Uonald A mes said tod ay th(' l'la1m wou l d be processed along routine channe ls and ind1C'ated t hi.It lhe district staff would rel' omm cnd !he da1m hl· dl'n1ed and referred to the distract an· ,urancl' 1·arnl'r rout int• ac lion preceding a lawsuit We lte remams on vucat1on ... w ~ding the outcome or nt'got1.1t1ons to resolve d1sagrt't' mcnb w1lh the board maJorlt.' "We're going t o send J messa(.!(' th1i, r!:> no longcr a go' crnm cnl of thl· burcaut·rats bv t h e bur('a uerci t ~ ;.ind for 0t h~· hureaurrats." Jarv1r; told ,, <'hcenng c ro\\ cl or 500 o.,upporter... 1n I he affluen1 o.,ubu rbs ot Or ang<' County. \\here propert~ as:-.essments Jnd taxe' ha\'1' s kyrocl.cled J a rv1:. · proposal lo cul ta' bll b by 57 percent for pro pert v owners and r educt> city, countv and srhoob rl'vt·nue' by S7 billion annually was tht' dom1 nant 1SSUl' 1n the t10 ... 1ng hour:. of till' pr1111:11·.' 1 ;1111p:11gn Dt·m111·1 Jt11· c .. , Edmund llro"n .Jr \\ho 1:11·1·~ 11uly tokc ·n opp11:-.1t1on 111 1111' ll1·rn111·ra111 111·1m;,n 'I w· .. tl:t~ 111?tl 1 ooo ~uf' pnrtt•r-. ;1t :1 r;tll:i-111 tht• .)1•\\tsh rt 1s t rH·t of Lo .. i\ng<'ll'' that lw l'Xf)t·<·t-. 1:1 111 hc .1ppro11t' main 111111111 .it llfl'\\ori., Of tht• <l,I\ I ollllt• Ill lht• :tp pt•:irarll'e:-. 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II\ 1·d tor lour\ l'.Jr' \\'l1t•ct l.rll1•1 \\ ;1•, lht•tf Ill lht• lrr'-t lll1l' 1t1 "'"'11ht' .1 1.·n1..,, rn" t'tll nt r nt tlw I.I\\ I\ a11tl 111 "'•'H'rai d,I \' II 11101. ,h.1p1• .t, !ht.• ill'J'>.., tflt•d tllll II 11111111.:t .. 11 ll1•.11·h 1'111 11·1 t>1 •tl'1I1\ 1• 'I.I I 111' ( lt'ho.1 .... 1111 t.1tl.1 \ 1111' 1111 1d1•11h .111 11n1ftor 111 q •,111'.1111111 t•111 .1pp.1r1·n11\ th•· 111 '1 tlllt' \I I Ill \1 r I t p11rt1•if It\ tho l,11111•\ \1l1111l1-.1111 ... ,1•ll 1l .ht pr ;rn I. FEATURING TH E DESIGN TALENTS OF SEVEN INTER NAT IONAL AWARD WINNING JEWELERS- ( One o f a collect1on of handmad~ diamond cluster rings by There~ Lander -twrcf! wrnner of the Oscar for Jeweiry Design -The De8eers Diamond International Award -a<o shown with rubies ano brilliant cut diamonds '3460 Prrce:. may vary due 10 customer preteref'lce 1n d1a1T'ond se1ec11on We would welcome the opportum1y ro mount vou• '>tones 1n anv ~our settrng::. Wyndham L~1gh '' \\l-'lllll It:: U I \l 11 L27 Fashion Island Newport Center. Newport Oedch Telephone (714)644 050! • •• ttt ·- "oclfl< Ocean SENATORIAL DISTRICTS DISTRICT moos 5'>UTH TO INCLUDC OCCANSIDE AND CAMP PCNDlllON " 0.ily l'llel N .. n M1p SPR AWLING 36TH STATE SENATE DISTRICT IS THE PRIZE Oerinls Carpenter's Retirement Leads to GOP Scramble Schmitz Issue In Campaign U.\ GAJtV GRANVILU.: Ol ltw Dilly Pllol St~lf U l1 \' \'C'r sJOn Of tht• J ohn S<•hmll ;t sugu 1·asts Schmitz 1n 1 h1· rnh• 111 <1 pol 1t 1<"a I t•xtn·misl. a' ;1 m.in '""lrunwntul 111 earn 111g Or:in..:1• (.'11unt v 1ls Kooksv1ll<• t ..., A 1m:1gl' . \ 'l'l't>JHI 't•rs111n of SC'hm1t7 p11h111'.tl t:tl1· dl•J11l'ts him as an .11 1 1 <' u l.1t1• .1 n d 1n t1'11 q~ <' n t "fl"l..1·-.m.1n 1111 t1 ut· and tr.id1 I 11111.tl 1\ nwrl<'an ';1lues I tH·11• 1 ... ...,.1·m111gl) no n11clcllt· >!• 011111! 101 !-.d1m111 to s tand 1111 11111 1 h;1l ~<·hm1L1 ha'i l'\'l'r lx•c:n """" 11 111 ...,.,.k n ·rugl' tht·n• \\ lw 1 1 · ' t · r 11 is h l' s 1 a n cl .... I hough, St hm111. " lhr• numlu•r 11111• ''"Ill' 111 tht· r.11·1· fur lht• l(\•ptil1l1t an n11min.1t1nn 111 lhl' ·11it h -..tat r· :-:..·nail' 1)1..,lnl"l , \\hll'h 1•11\ 1·r-. :tit 111 lht• 01 angL' Co<1st .111rt 1·\11•11<h to On'.llls 1rlt• JO San D11•g11 C'OUtll \ l.11..t· It ltl not Sd1m1L1' rl\l' oppcrnl'nts ha\'(• hl'\'ll forC'(·d 10 light an uphil l battlt• 1n lh1· GO P t·ontt•st lo oq•rc·on H· the· nam1· 1cl \•1111f1l'<1l1rm ;irf\ a ntugc• llwt ga \ 1• !'-.th1111t1 an 1•:1 rl v It· ad t\lon·m·t•r, Sl·hrm lt 1s the top doll<.rr sptmdt:r 111 what has heen ct sharp!.\ lou):lhl, <.·am pu1gn for lhl· Hl·puhht'an nommat1on. Sd1n11t1. hus spc•nt mon• than ~Xll .fHHJ Ill \\hat lfll htm IS :r n <ti t.-mpl 111 "t1•p lwl'k 1nt11 tht· 11•11t1·r nnJ.( ol Oningl' ·county pol ti 11' h\ \\ 111n111g tht• :..tall' ..... 11.111 · ... , ... , ll•I\\ hl'ld IJ\ Dl'nOJ~ (.II 111·1111 I n 'it•\\ port Bl'<JCh, ''ho " 1Pl1nnl! .1l lhl· l'nd of his 111ri 1•111lt'l111 111 1 h.11 1·11111 t . he':. hud the 111 Ip 111 I hr· 11 ... u;i l c-ad t•l' of hard \1111I\111 i.: '11lunt1•1'r' t h:il ha\e lwt'tl .1 lr.•cfrm.irk ol h" past I ,tllljl.llJ.!11'• rh1·\ \\1•11· al :-.c·hm1t.t.' SIU(.• 1n l!t-;':.! \\lll'n th1·n l·111tnl \ a!.st•ssor \11d11•\\ 11111..,h.i\\ :..qU\•:1k1 ·d out .1 n:ir 111\1 p111n:11 y c·l1·1·t 11111 \ll'lon· 1ha1 put .111 1·1111 to :-.r1trn1t1. 1·1111 g 1'1''"1111.d , ... ,('('I Thi• \11l11nt1•1·rs ;d~(J \\t'l't· :1t 111 ... '1th 111 HliO \\IH'n !'\d1m1tl <t l· I 1·1ll pt 1•d .1 l'omd>aC'k , hut lost ;111111'11 ·1 1l.1r111\\ pnrn:rrv l'lt'" t 11111 1 .1<·1• tl11-. 111111' 111 )(11lwrt H .1 d h .1 111 I n I h " I II t h c 'nnJ.! 1 t·ss11111,ll Dt ... trl< I \ 1 nold Forch· ";i, on1· nf th1· ""' ... tr.1t1•g1s1 ... 111 ll1n ... h,1Yv s c;ul· 1 , ....... 1111 i :.! '"1mp.11v n .ind 11 '' ..... (-Ill lf l' .tllCI (till Jlul1'11t•1 \\ hll m.111.11!1'd B.11lh,11n ' '' 111111nl-! '7ti I I I 111 l S11 111 l'JiH 1t s h1•t·n Bull'h<·r ;111rl I nnll· <'1111-..ult111 ...: 1n lh1· J111 pl11111L of th1· !'\lhm1l1 1.1m p.i IL~ II I f1g11rl•d II \IHI < <•n l lll'<JL lhl'Ol \OU lllll.!ht .1s \\I'll JCHn llll'm .'' Schmll / q111111wd rc•t·(•nt h when d1sl'u ... -..111g h1:.. assc.x:w · 1·111n "1th But1•h1·r .ind Forch· H11t rlw:. ·,.I' '('r~ good, \Nv p1nl 1·,s111na l no 1111ni.t·nSl' gu) s \\ho lo.n11\\ \\h.11 tlwv'rl' dntnl! and l..1111w hm\ lo gl'l t h ing, cl11111• · Schm1l1 s aid Fr>r his f1\'I' nv;tl s t he• tac,k h;1... I h1·n•1<1n" ml':u1l ovt•n•om 111 1.! Sd1m1ll' n.1mt• 1clc·nt1f1ea· t 11111 , hi.. dol1 ;11 ad\ .1nlaAl', lhl.' "or I.. of ht:-. vol11nlt•1•rs und thl' HutrlH'r· Fnrdt• t:1h•nts Gl·org(.• Scott, forml·r ma) or of f·'ountatn \'alll'). brought :.omc 11.1ml' 111l'nt1f1t•.itt0n of hts own into thP raC'l' Scott. ·15 , opl•ru tcs •• n an · "llranC't' bus1n1..•:..-.. and \\as pr<•!..1 d \' n t o I th<' Or .1 n IH' C' o u n t y l.1..·agut· of Cllll''> \\h1k a r 1t \ l'OllllC'iJm;111 II h.1s tx•t•n Sn1tt "ho ha<. bcc•n out I 1 onl an th1• fl\t' c.rnd1datc• <•f. !0 11 111 h('a<I off a Schm1t1 p1 in1ar) l'lect1on victor~. • 11 1"' pn1nt1•d 111 Sc•h m1t1 1t .. 11lt'1-..h1p 111 I h<' .John lh r r h Soc·11•t\ lh"s a lso c•has t1st•d S l ' h m · 1 I z I u r b o I t 1 n g I h t• lkpubhcan Pa rty in 1972 lo run 111r prcs1C1t>nl a s the n om1nt:!e 11f t h1· Ame rican lndcpend('nt P.1rt\ i\nd St·ott c-ompl:ilnNI to his p.irtv'~ l'lh1<·s <'omm1llce la!>t \\ 1•1·k th.it Sch mitz cam pa1 i;in ''01·kt·r-. WNl' manhundllnJ: h is pol 111t·.1I "lj.!11!-. S1·01t scl's l11mself <JS the c·un cl1 d .1tl• with the: best cha nct• ''' tlt•ft'Jl tht· expected DemocratJC· nom1 ne C' in th e 3fllh . As :..f·m blyman Ron Corciova. O El Torn {;II Ferguson. 55, also insists th..it hl' tan beut Cordova tn NCJ\ 1·rnb<·r and that h1 '-. eons<'rvall\'<.• philosoph~ is mon· tn Lun1• "1th :lfith l>1slnl't st·nt 1ml·nt th<1n · s l' h m 1 t z · mo r <.• l' x t r l' m l' \It'\\/, F1·rL!us11n .1 °\;1•\\ port Hl'.1C'h r1· .... <11·nt. h .1 puhl11· 1 d.1t1<1ns l11nsultiJ11l. \s l'Xt•c·ut1\t• drrt•< tnr of .1 lo<·JI butldc·r Jabot t•ountil lw h:1., b(.•cn tn n ·n ·nt Yl'ars an up front -..pokesma n on lol'al go, l'l'llmcnt IS~Ul'S I .irn asking lor R1·publlcuns lo 1111111• tx·hand sonu·ont> who t•an ht•at C1>rdova ;111d, a l lhl· sam1· II OH', SOITit.'fJrll' who ('ltn lw t·ff(•(' 11\'t• rn Sacr:.tm l•nto." 1'\•rguson S:..tl rl '· 1 bt'l1cVl' l hl• d cstriet n<.·c•d!-. ,..unwone who 1•an be• " c·attrlyst and not an ext r(•m 1s t " From the outsN or the earn na1g n, Fcr~uson has Sltld ti \\Ill bl' d 1fricull to beat Schmitz, wh1i 1s genera lly conceded to haVl' :..t bu ilt In hlnck of Ultra COO · Sl'I'\ ;1(1\(' \'011•<; L1k,· Sl'oll ;ind F c·r guc;on Stl·phen lloldl.'11 bruughl some loc·.i I naml' 1tknt1f1<·;_1t ion "1th him mlo lhc c;op pn m<tr) lloldt.>n . ,,.._. 46-)car·o ld 10- suran<·e cxccutl\'C'. was a n elect· <.•cl me m ber of the lluntmgton lll'ath City SC'hool Dis trict bourd ot t rust('('s ror 10 yea rs. I lolden 1s one Republican can d1date who docs not St'l' Sl'hm1t1 a s I h l' m a J o r 1 s:. u l' 1 n l h l' pnmur) tampa1 gn .. , ha\'e consi:-.tcnll} :..aid there an• st•vpr;.il im portant 1c,suPs ;ind S1 ·hmlll" not the 1ss Ul'. · I I olden said .. , f<·l•I people a n • looking for '"'" fa<'l'S and nt•w 1dt•as And. I lwlll'Yl'. \\t' rl'prl.'sent s ome Ol.'\\ rnnl·epts that c an he lp build new 1·rc·d 1h ll11\· 1n Or:rngt• C'ountv poi I (I('' " • .11111 !\rand. 11. ,., J lorml'r L.1guna Beach city councllmun \\Ito has :.trul'k a dlffl·rent c·hord "hill' :-.l'l•krnJ.! the Hcpubhcan norn inat1on 111 the• :Jlith B1 anti h.1s tnl·ll t11 highlight h1-.. 1·11, eount·il 11·t·orcl i11ld d 1 11 m nwd on tht· I .it l till' c·1t \ ' pro1wrt:, t;1x ratt• dropp<.•d h\ · 41;, f1t•1 < 1•111 dunng h1.., ~ t·ar:.. on tht• 1·1111111·11 'llow much has John Schm1t1. don1· to l'Ul la,t•s ··" Brand asks ~1s hl' "" 1ng ... into whnt he hopl'<; 1s a chord that wi ll <:onvmcc \Oters ht• is •1 sound f1s<:al con :..1·n all\'l' Brnnd said he \\Ill :..pend only ahout S.1.000 in h is campaign . .i 1·.1 m pa1gn that has fl'a tun•d 15 to :!U rll tlC' a d;ry doorl)('ll ringing 1•\('llrs1ons through thl' district. .. , a m the mun \\ho can do lhl' 111h ;1 nd I \\;mt \'Oll·r~ lo know 11 ... B1·and said. .l.1mcs G Mart1mfale is th<· Olll' C OP eund1d all' whn h ;r., nol hl'<'n in l hl• pu blic eye• l><'forr Murttndall', J.1. a Balboa rcs1 d<'nl. rs .i rommun1eatu>n!-. ti>n suit ant. ·T herc·s a need for women and youn gt·r pc•op ll' tn lhe Repub lican Party There's a nt•cd to <'11 m inat<' t h<' prop<'rty l:t'<<'S on business." Ma rttndale said Ill' :-.upports Propo:..1t1on 13 ;ind SN•ks a m1mmum 21 year 'l'nl l'ncc for those ('On\'IC't('d Of rurc. robbc·ry and :.rr son t•h ,II j::l'S M.i rtindulc sr11d h<' 1s the on!' CiO P C'a nd1d at(' w h o h a'-. f inanc<'d his ramp:u gn t•nltr<'ly from his own porkN Those five c·ancl11l atcs · hopes notwithstanding, St•hmitz pre- d tct cd he \I. Ill f1n1s h Ill f~nt or lhl' 11ack lie \\ants to ~o lrnrk to the :-.la 1C' Senate M·al ht: hf·ld bl'fon.' going to c~n~J'(•ss Cordova thinks he·11 hav\• somC'thtng tn :-.ay uboul tl)t•l Jarvis Favored In Polls Uv OOl'G WILLIS A•-1•1 .. ....._, W•ller Tax nusader II ow a rd Jarvis told u Lagwia ll11ls a udience his 1n 111a l1vc to cul California prop. l'rty taxei. $7 btlhon li year will ;t art <• na tional movem ent to cut l<t XC'S a nd th e p o w e r o f burl'aucrats . "This amendment d oesn't soh·t· ;ill t hi' probll'ms in the• world, hut ll 's going to send a ml'Ssagl' a round the world,•· lht· 75 ve:ir old t a>< gadrl y told a ('hl1(•ring .111<l1C'OCC' or 500 SUP· porters S1md.1y at Ua rone's. a t('Sla u 1·anl n ea r lh l' L eisur l' World n•llrl'm<'nl community, 1n 11n1• or h is \\ 1ndup la I ks .. In tht• la'>l ft•\\ days I 'l' tall,~·d to Pl'Ol'lc 1n radio In· I ,. r \ I(.•\\ s I n M I c h I g (j n . Ok lahoma, Nt•w lla m psh1rc. C'on n l't'l 1t•ut. M as<,<Jc h usell s 1'1·nns\lv,1n1u . 1\fltOniJ Jnd l 't:ih . and lht')"n· go111~ to in llodurl' ltus umcndm<:nt " T IH· pollc; say t hl' vote 1n Tut•!-.d<i.\ 's primary c•lect1on \\Ill lw bt•t \\ L'('n !">!; Pl'r<'C'nt and 70 percent 1n favor of J itrv1s ' Propos1t111n 13 In soml' suburbs '' ht·n• a!-.M'!-.Snwnt:-. have b('l'll ra1sNI n ·1·t•nlly. nrnjor1t1es of ·1 llJ I or mon· an• prl'didl·d 1\11 J\ssot1t1ll'd P ress i.urvl'Y last \\'l•ck found property tax rt·· form ts an issue in 39 o f the 50 s ttJll's Lcg1slulors in more than :1 dOt.l'll s tutcs afrl•ady have act c:d o n the• 1ssul', although th(• '<'OP<' ol the t'hangcs vanes \\ 1 d 1 • I ~· I' r o (HI'• ;ti s in c I u d t• m:1rkM v11lut• 1 t·asseso;ml.'nts. n• b.tt('s, 1•\t•rnpt1ons for ownl•r IH't'U!Hl·d hom<>s. helµ for lhl' (•ldl'l'I~ •ind do111g away with p1111w11 ~ t .t\l's alt11g1·lht•r 'l'hl' .1m1·ndnwnt "h1<·h Jan'' put 011 C.1litorn1a·s bJllot b} tol It• c l 1 n g I ~ m ii non v o I l' r '1g11.11t11l•s. \\Ould hm1t annu;JI pro1ll'rt~ 1.1xl·s lu 1 pl·rcent of marl..l'l \aluc· Currcntlv, th1·\ .rangl• lrom ll·s:-. than o'ne p1•r <'t•nl 111 son11: rural arl'as 10 :llmo:..t thn·l· JH·n·<•nt 1n somt· urhan arl·.ts fl ;lf ... O \\OlllcJ J'Clfl haC'k i.ISSl'SS m1•n1s lo 1!)7:; figures a nd lhl·n :tll1t\\ 1nt n •ust•s ot no more thun t wo pc·n'c•nl a year l'XCept when prnpc·rly i!-. sold J\sSl'SSm C'nts in .,omc· a n•as have doubled r l' t•t•nt ly Thl' 1:ffl'Ct of those 11 m ils '~ ou ld bl· to c·ut the· .1vcrage proµ. l'rty t:.ix bi ll an California 57 p1•rc·l•nt. or from St .400 to $600 for tht' avC'rage California fam1 I~·. whos(' hom C' 1s now appra ised .ii about Sli0.000 Thul \\tHtld tut propt·rt) t;r-. n •\ c•nut•s for schools. c1t1ec; and c·11u11t1t·" from Sl2 billion cinnuul· Iv to s.5 l>tlhon. <mo bv soml· t·st1 mat(.1S 1l would ref1u.ire lay. 1ng ofr 300.000 of Cahfurnw·:-. I 1 mtllion stall' <1nd lor;:il govern m ent workt•r.. Bu t Jurv1s and l11s s upporters :-..I\' t ht•v want Io do more t han JU~t c·ut.lax<·s Th<•y also want lo red ut•t· th1• s11t• of government and l'UI b:il'k what thl'y view as over n·l!uh1t1on of l'\'l'r)«lit) life · \\'t•'1l• grnng 10 tl'll lhl· world tlwt tlw-. 1s no longt•r a govt·rn nwnt nf thl' l>ureaul'r:.it s. b v thl' hur1•:1utra t s, a n d for tht' liur1•.rul'rals. ·· .Ja rvis told a u d 1e1H·t.is tn Orang1· Count' .. The l'onslllut1nn said ·1111., llh<•rl~ ~ind Lht• pur-..u1l of happt 111· ... -... · not lift'. hb(.•rl\ and fo<>d .,t:1mps.· or life. 11.bcrlv ;incl \\elfan··: .Jan 1ss;;11d Candidate Wo11ld Cut Post Salary .Jackll' Boynton o f lrv1nr-, ;1 candtdat l' for Orangl' Counlv supNintt•nd<'nt of schools , sa)s 1f sh<• ,.., l'lc•tll•d Tuc>sclav. she'll 1mml•cl1all'ly sCl·k a SS.000-<t n·ar ('Ut In lht• SllJll'l'llltc ndc nt's pay Wh ile she C:i.tlled her proposal .1 s1nl't'l'l' ··tut<' the hulk l" effort 111 l't'dUC'l' puhllt spl'ndmg, in n 11n hl'rtl Supertntt•ndt·nt Robert 1'1•1 l•rson l:dw l1•d 1t .. a last m 1 n 11 t 1· .. f I o r t t o I! LI r n e r puhl11·11 ,. " J Ito <lt•c·lrned lo counter "1th a -..1mll;1r offer .... aying st ate l'od<'s 1> I' oh 1 h 1 t a d t· t: r l' a s l' 1 n th<' supenntendt•nt's salary dun ng his term or nffit'(' M r s Boynlnn said 1r .. red tarw" \H'n• to kN'P ht'r from cut tan!l the S.14 ,000·H·ycar sala ry. she• 'II don all' the S5.000 to m t'nt;tl n·t:rrdation n'st•:ir eh Th(• fift h grade tc•achC'r sa1<1 twr pay cut propoc;al "111 s tand wh1'l li t·r or not Propos1t1on 1:.i pac;'-.('!I 11t tht• polls Tuesday P e terson suitl, ra ther tha n p:1 ~. tlw 1s:..11L' s hould he ex fll'l'IC'll<'l' lie conll•ndccl his three terms 111 o ffie<• and other school ad . mtn1strativc barkground s hould ron vJOCl' voter!. to rl'lurn him to omc•(• Mr:. noynton. a former ViC\' prtOC'1p11I ond college tns l ructor. :..J Ht :-.hi' undt• rstands the whole PIC'lllrt' ol l'ducallOh becau.<;e or h\•1 "tln<.•d baekground DAIL y PILOT A3 ~ 0.lly l't ... SUH Pl>o•• NORRISA POULSON BRANOT BANKING ON FAMOUS NAME TO GAIN HER NOMINATION lrvlne Woman Campaigning for Republican Nod as Secretary of State What's '\ • lil a Name? Candidate Hopes Her Dad's Remembered Uy PllJLIP ROS MARIN OI ltw 011ty Pilot St•tt What Norris a Brandt. J acob Mar gosian •rnd Stc·vc Nash inay have m ost tn common 1s that rel allv(.•lv nobodv in Callfornta · or uny wht.>rt· l'l:.c -ever ha!-. heard of them . But us<' hc•r full num e. as 1t ap- p1:.1 r., on Tut"•day's pr im a ry ba llol. a nd N or rasa Poulson Ur:rndl 1s a momkl•r with wh ich thl' oth<'r two c·a nd1datl·s for the He pu bl 1t·an nom 1n a lion for Sl•crc•I ary of St alt', soberly h an· to l'Onli:nd Fo r. lop off the .. a · from th1 · Jrvtnl' wom an's first nam <'. d rop h<'r m urn<'d nam<' and you'\t got "\or n s l'oulson. mayor of Los Angl'll'S from 1953 lo 1961 w ho poµu la rly t raded insults with N1k1ta Khrushr hl'v dunng t h t• H u !-. st a n I<' ad c· r 's w C' 11 pubfll'IZl'd lour Of thl' US. Poulson, who a lso was a U S l'ongrt•s.,ma n a nd s tat£' as :..C'ml>ly mun . 1s Mrs. Brandt ·s fathl•r . He t1rcd,· he lives 1n T us tin . And. 1t 1s her llke·father .IJkl·· da ughter num l· ;ind only her namt:, sht• candidly dcrl<Arcs that s hl· expceLo; to win the GOP nom rnalion for her. T hough sh(' 1s known wc•ll by ~ome• l am11Jars of loc:il govern m c nt :.he \\as lrTtnt"c; first c1 t\ dt'rk itor s ix months 10 I !li J I and 1n 1971 "as elc·cted to t hl· !-iaddlcback Collcj:!c Board of Trustl'l'S h(•r ram(.• docs not pr<'rl•dc hC'r <'lsewhen • I k r fathl·r·s namt! d ocs .. By far m y slroni:iest attribute 1s the name." :-.hl' said 10 an in te r \'ll'W. "Evc•n tf pcoplt! don 't remc·mbcr who my father was. thl'y'll look at tttal ballot and think it's a little fa miliar. :.ind people \\ho even h<1vc ever Just hea rd the na me wall probably votC' for ml'.·· Though s ht.· bl'llcvcs ne ws cov L·ragl' of the l'amp;11gn among fil'publirans ror sec reta r y of s ta ll• cnrmo<:rat1c· incumbent Ma rt h Fong Eu 1s unchallcngl'd by hl•r pnrt) I has been thin, s he thinks shl··s com e out on top of thl' small heap. · 'Tht-rc 1s no question that I ha'" had th<' best roven.1 ge. bec<.1use or m} na m e. because of who I <1m ·· I IC'r c·ampa1,::n has been df' libl•r<.1tely low-key, mainly , l>hl· :..a\ s bl'c:iusc· nobody m<tkl'S muc h of a fuss a bout :..<·crctary of stalt· "The saddest lhtng 1s." !>he la· m l•nts. for herself a nd ror he r ft•llow candidates. "there are m 1II1ons of people who do n 't know anything about us. "AP and UPI h aven't men- t 1nned our names until last "eek ; the y 've Jus t said that Marc h Fong Eu ts gom~ to g et 1 hl' Dc mocrallc nomination and that a couple o( Rcpubltcans <Jrl' IO tl." In her qul'St fo r thC' nomina· L 11111. ,\tr:.. IJ randt has a ttl•ndt•d 50 to i 5 mel'ttngs. most of thc.-m not 1..irgt· · 'T hl'rc• are thousands of pco. p ie "ho never go to Hc pubhcan m l·eting:-. · m fart. I Sl'e ~omc of the !>a me pt.:oplc at them.·· :.he :-.a~·s ~t rs . nrandt c a rne:. about a compa ct repertoire of t·ampa1gn talk . on the theory she doesn 't Ol'l'd m ore until lhl· contcM with Mrs . Eu in Novem~r "As a candidate." she says, "I rl'fusc to s(>('ak on any issue l'X· c·t·pt vote r registration and Ck'<. .. t 1ons. · She opposes "ins tant voter regis tratwn." favo red by Mrs . Eu. whic h wo uld drop le ngth-of·r es1de ncy r equire m en ts U.S. Oil Rigs 'Vu1nerable' N EW YORK IAPI CS oil ::and J!aS rigs off lh<' CO<JSl of Califo rnt;J and In the Gulf o f Me x ico arc very vulncrabll' to tc•rro n st attacks, according to security experts who s ay Uus country is not adequately pro- tecting its o il and natural gn.c; ne twor k. .. The syste m is vulne rable all a lo n g t h e line,·• News week m aga zine quotes Tulane pro· fcssor Maynard M. Stephens ac; s nying. "I could take a handful o f Boy Scouts and, in an hour, d eal a damaging blow." An attack on a n orfi.hore n g w o uld b l' costly, r <.'porh Ne wsw~k In its June 12 issue. but a strike against a m aJor p1pe l1ne -s u c h a s o ne 1n Louisiana that moves 2 5 m1lhon ba rre ls a day -would be dis astrous S ht• ·, rnl1t'.d 111 s om l· of th1• oth1•r t v.o l'itnd1d..tl1•s · oulspokl·n· nl•<;s on otht·r 1sSU1''>, "You 'n· not l'll·Ctl'll on how 'rvu It-cl about t ht• l'anama Cana l, .. s he :-.av:-. ··But some of tho~e peoplt· thin!.. 'ou -;h ould be." · She thinks he r exper1ent'\' in government, aiding her fathl·r in h is campaign:. and poltt1<.'<il JOtw-. more than q ualtril':.. twr for lhl.' state offl e<' She lakes to ti·ll the !.lory about how :.he began 111 polttu:s. It starte<t wtlh n br1hl· At 10. :-.hl· \\fOlL· Lo-.. 1\ngcles M;nor Frank Sh.iw. -..1un~ thul 1f h 0 l' would 1ntl·rv1<.·w tll'r father lor a parks und ret·rt·atwn com m ISS 100 Jl)h he: "'<Jnll::d. ~ht• \\ou ld bakl· l11m ..t take l'oulson got the llll e rv1e\\ :.hl":. '>f.lt•nl only soml• SJ.000 le~:. than m any c ity l'Ouncil c andidates spe nd an d that he r oppone nt Margosacsn spent only a eoupll• hundred d olla r s more, and Na :.h only about $2,000, according to cam pa1gn statement:-.. Most of he r m oney has bet!n .;pe n t traveling to meetings, and to nc wc;papcr orriccc; o f the Sac r a m <'nto B et". San .los<> 1\1 e r e-u n ·-N L'".,. Ba kt•rs f 1e ld Cnltfom1u n . a nd smaller pa(>('r.-.. She's C\'l'n bcl·n m lerviewed by llus tl(.•r, th(· ml!n ':-. magazmc Mrs. Bra ndl, 56. :.uys 11 1.l!>llcr v.ac; interested 1n he r m ind. l le r campa ign, s he says. ha:.. bt·t·n l'nJoyablc, but not what you 'd call a srrl•amer Jler last officia l l'lfort at vot e· ge lling, Saturd<A y . was a b r cakla :-.t i11 Aracad1 a, ..,ponsored by the 6 Jst Assembly D1 s tri c1 l't•n tra l comm1ttec· H1:puhlican. Rdorc that, Frida y night. shf• was the gu('Sl of the c ha mber of comm l'r<'l' rn Barstow. where they eelc brnted the 10th an· n 1vers ary of a rctire mt•nt ho mp "I d oubt whether there'll tw m any pcopll• there." ~he .,,ml befo re isht' lc rt to c o mplell· F rid ay's whisllc stop campaign lour of Cost a Mesa. Long Beach a nd Ran.tow. "It 'cc; v<'r} possible I will he !ht' onl\ stall' c-and1datc th1•r1· "It 's· near Hu· c•nd "I think this 1s tun •• a fim sekctlon of ~11ds stripes arrl p1aids. all fabrics woven bythz. worlds f1ne.st mi 1 le ; al 1 cloth in~ tai 1o re.d. 1n thz natural shou1ckr tradition . 44 fashion Island, newport center 644-5070 . ' I OAI~' Pit 0 ' NATIONAL I WEATHER Jut Coasting Montoya Succ-Umhs Served 011 Senate Watergate Panel The Sound of Fury LAST GA. PS DEPT. So you thank you 'll be glad \\ht·n the ell'<.'l1on 1~ over Tu{•!-tday? You·n· sick of thos<' :-.pot <-'Ommerr1lll~ on TV. with s incere looking candidate::. s taring out <it you from Lhl· lubc'l You've b<'en Propos1l1on Thirteencd to nt·ur de<.ith 'l You think you'll be J;:lad '>'hen It's all over" Well pity lhl' poor mu1I J>f'r'io n Ill' or '>he 1s the one v. ho's bet·n lug ~mg all that political propJgcJnda to your door Most folks probably tos~ this sturr out as fast as 1t pours into th<.• m ailbox Not mt• I've bl'en making <1 colleC' twn of 1t. I must hcive 15 pound!-. of junk pohl1cal hoopla. Jr ·~ really fun rr·ading. FOR ONE THING. you can't tell what you're getting b~ 1ust lookm~ atthe envelopl' WASHINGTON <AP1 1-·orrtlcr S...•n. JO!>cph M Mon toya, a mt·m~r of the Senate pant•I that rnvest1gated the Watergate ::.c<1ndal. died today from "hat hospital orftc1als ~aid "as II H~r and kidney failure. Montoyo.1, 62. a Democrat from New Mex i co, en t ered Cl!orgetown Un1ver..11y Med1ccil C'l'nter May 4 complaining of stomach discomfort Ills family "'as with him "h<·n he died th1.., morning M ONTOVi\, WllO descnbed h1m::.clf as a "poor boy from •Dirtv Dozen' • Pena Bl<tnca.' s pcnl almost 40 veurs in clc<.'t1vc puhlic M·rv1ct· before he was deft>ulcd in 1976 1r1 his bid for a third tt•rm in thl· US. Senall' After ~t·rving an Nt>w Ml·>d<'O l'lect1ve offices. MonloyJ wa::. e leC't ed to Congres::. 1n 1957 and then to tht• Senate in 19G1 He came to national attt·nt1on when he was named Ill lht' Senate• Watergate Comm1Ut•c 1n 1973 That pan<.•l conduC'ted hearing::. that f1J!ured prominently 1n tht• t• vent u a I u n r av c 11 n g of the W <1lergate covl.'r·up 11 e w<.i s dcfeatt·d for r(' t.'lect1on 1n 1976 by S<.·n Harrison Schmitt. a Rt•puhllcan. u form<'r M' lt.•nllst astronaut MONTOYA W/\S KNOWN 1n thl· Cong ress <.is u hur<l working liberal. llr also \\as 1nterl':.led in con· leg1sl<H1on. Arnone tht• lcgislal ion h(' S p II n s II I t' d \\l'r<' bills calling for t rulh 111 ad vt'rt1s1ng and p roper label i ng of ron suml'r pro duC'LS Uurmg thl· MONTOYA debates OV('I llNc s one canary yt.•llow m1ss 1ve. for example. de>l'lanng on tht• l·ml'lopc lhut 11 15 "A Per!>Onal Message I rorn flow a rd J an 1s " It \\as in a way But you ex1~ctcd a 111trh rl')r Prop 13 lnst('.HI , It Y.as plugging for a slate st"~ ... 11· hoJ)l'ful Environmentalists till' V1ctn<im War, he vote<J lor ll•j.!1sl<.1t1on r<tlhng for an end W the v.ar M c mbt'r " ol the Monto}J l.1 m ily !'-<lid I h1• forml·r senator undt•ry.cnl :-.uri.wr·) Ma) 7 when .1 bt·n1gn grO\\lh v. ;.is n·moq·d I rnm his 1ntl'SI tnt' 1.nother cmelo1)(! \\as stamix'<I. "IMPORTANT Voter i l•lormat 1on Enelo ... t·d If ) OU f1 gur('U )'OU Wt-re gl•ttlOI{ ~nmt• mstrucl1ons lrom the Rcg1-.trar of Voll-rs wrong .1gam Th1s t1me1twas ap1lchagamst Prop 13 List More 'Foes' T llE HE WAS/\ s t•cond orx·ra- t 111r1 last Wl'<llll•sday in ;in l'ffort 10 ul'll'rmtnt' the c<.iust• ol CJ high II'\ \·r and rctt•nllon of ex<.'esMvt· tl1111h t\SOTllF.R F::'l:VELOPE arn\'cd c<1rr) mg a n•d 1m nrint I hat declart·d it v. as an "Important Announcemt'nt U) Rl'pubh<.'an 1';1rt) Eth1ci. Panel " You m ight get the 1mprl'S!>1on thJL the t-tlucs p<.tnl'I put this out Bamboozled W J\SI ll!'ICTON 1J\P 1 Since 1970, an environmental lobbying group has naml'd -H mt.•mbers of Congress as f~:s of 1mporl<!nl t'n- \ 1ronmcntal lt.·g1s lJt1on Twenty five have been defeated and ::.1x re t1n•d En\'1ronmt·ntal /\ct1on on Sunday released its newest "Dirty Doicn ·' list I wo M:Oa ton, and lits cond1twn wor~l'nl·d lak in lhl' \H't'k ar.d by Sundi:ly tht• hos pital r('pOrlt·d Montoya was 1n erll1cal l'Onchllon ·\ .' oung g irl -,t nl..t·~ a po!'>l' \\hlC'h I!'> lht• l'l'\l'f'!'>P Of <J ll~lll't• Ill lhl' p,J11ll 111g . LI ~ii)\ Ill· .. b~ lk lg 1,111 artt!'>l P~11d f>t·h.1\. du1111g .1 n·· l't•nt -,hem 111g of 1 h1· ~ur rt';il1..,t 's \\Ork!'> 111 Pan-;. Mailman Sulfennq From 1-:tectu.m Ot·erload :igJrn This t1m l· 1l ":.is om·(;()!> assembly candidate put t111g lhl' knoC'k on ;inolht•r COi' a!>scmbly candidate When 11 C'fllOl'S lo all this polit1c:.il plugging th<.tl del 11gt·'> ltw 1r1;1il tll'arly things aren't alway'i what they ~t·1·n1 Appan·nth the Shaklors and Mover ... of ma11 orCl l'r p"hl1t's haq· <ll•c'JCl<.•d that Ill'\\ gi mmick'> Jrt• necessary to t'apturC' the postul patron''> <.itlt:'nllon bt>fon• he \\<1lks from mailbox to trash t•an Om· of thl• n1 •w twists 1s llw 'folcl out · pol1t1ral flyer '1rn get tt11 ... <11w 111111 thl· hou:-.c and 1t starts unfoldlnl-! 1i...l'll Prell~ '-Ol')n 1t fills lhf' l'nlire living room You huH· 111 n· fold 1L to i.:1·1 11 into lhl· a -.h cJn You are ldt suspcctin~ th<.il the tlwory here 1s that by lht.• llm<' you unfolded and rl· folded, )'OU at l('asl got part of I hl' candidate's message. SOME CANDIDATES llt\VE already sent out 1nv1t:.i lions to their v1ttory party. wh1 <.'h 1~ certainly a last moment show of bravado and conf1den<.'e Ont• :-.lalt• ~l·natonal candidate sent compult·rizl-'d in \ 1t<.1t1 ons and 1nd1(·att·d on ttw rcvt·rse s 1dt' a-partial hst of 111\'lll'd cut'""· 1nt lucl1ng Hon<ild Rea1rnn and J ohn Wavm· Thl'r<' \\a:-. :i s m:.ill a i.tcn'>k 1 ·I :it the bottom of the h~l fl lllllt•d ~ot :ill mvitc.•ts h .1\l· conf1rm1·d att<'ndancc• " \\ell \OU c Jn unckrs t;md that Somt·thing might l'Offil' up al the l;ist mtnUI(• Like dcfl·at Students Blessed; Pope Urges Love \',\TICA:-< CITY IAP 1 Pope Paul V I told 15.000 Italian ~thool c hddn·n Sunday. .. Rc·ply with operating lo\ e to this hc11nl(•1dal and dcstruC't1 ve v1okncc"' lh<.1t is wracking the world Thf' pontiff s:.11d mankind 1s "worn out &nd t1rt.·d l)f v1<1li•n1·c · <•nd has bt·com (' "a horn fl ed v1rllm ort ra~1C' and blo<11h ep1'>o<le~ Tiit-, CllJLORt:N, STl OE;\lTS Of' R0:\1 .\~ C.1thol1<· -.t·huot... 1n llnmi· .111<1 11" -.11hurh' man·ht'd from a Ro ml· -.1.1d1um lo ~I 1•,•11•1 .., ~u .1rt• lo ht• hll''i'>t•d ll\ tht· 80 \ e.ir old l'lll'l' 01 gan1 zt·r'> t·Jlltod II,, m.1n•h f11r Lm l' and l'l'<ll'l' II.ii\ has bl·1·11 .... rat•kt•d ll' a l'<1mp;i1gn of l1•1t1s l tc·rror ~Pl':ll h~·aded b\ J :.idl('4jl~ of the lfrtl Br1 1o1ade.... the k1d11a11 11\IH <lt'l l'f'> of for ml·r l'rcm1c1 ,\Jtlo Moro 10 r l'pn·sl·nta\1\'t•:-i who t hl.' group fl·eb art·\ ulnl·r:.iblc at the poll:. Some or the-I:! 'iU ld they're honort·d to Oto on tht• h s l wh1lt.• others ;.iddl!d lht.•y'rc sym - pathetic to environmt.•ntal issues but m U!--1 consider Joh and olhl•r t·conom1<.' factors "ENVIRONMENTAL /\ct1on I!'-;HI ultrahbcral poltt1cal outfit .... t11<'h couldn't care IC'ss <tboul uncm ploymt.•nt or 1nflal1on ... ~a id Sen. Jesse llclms. R·N.C. who m <.idC' the hst · If Environment al Action had its wav. tht> Amt'ncan people would ~tarw and fn·eze lo death 111 the dark · Ht.•p T('d H1-.c•nhoover. D· Ok l<.i . contael1·<1 in his home ... 1 :.ill'. -.aid he "':.is "honorC'd and plt.•a'>t.•<I to Ix-111C'ludc·d among that g roup th<.it 1s fighting their rc-.oons1blc and d1scnmmatory lt.•g1s lat1on .. In ad<l1t1on to ll<·lms and l11st·nhoon·r. otht•rs on the list .irt.• Sl·n Strnm Thurmond. H S (.' . Ht•µs William Armstrong. Joan Little To Return to N.C. Prison \\'1\Slll:--;GTO~ l/\P1 The I s ~unrl'ml' Court tnd;iy <·lt.'.1fl'Cf th(' Y.,;iy for New York ;1uthorit1t•s lo rt'Lurn .Joan L1ttl<• lo North ('urohna 1 lklatcd story. P<.1gt.•At:>1 Apparently rt•Jt.•c t1ng <1r~u m t·nl'> thJl ~1 1-. ... L1tlll0 0s life .... ould bt· endangerert in North C'arc1l1na s custody, Lh(' nation's h1ght.·s t c·ourt turned down <• re qut.•st that her extradition be postpo ned until ht·r lawyer ::. rnuld filt• a formal appeal ;\t1 ss Little no" faces return lo a North Carolina prison to rin1,h s t•rv1ng a tl·rm ()11 a brt:akmi.:- ;i nd l'tllt.•ring ronvl('llOll t1nd p11..,:-.1hll-addil1onJI t1m1· on l'SC'<Jf)l' eh<1rgt·s ~1 ls!'o L1tll<· \\ho 1:-. bl:iC'I ... hl·t·amt· the lnt•:il point of t'l\ll 11i.:h1 .... and \\Oml•n" rights at·· \1\1:-.ts 111 197.5 \\hl•n sh1· slci<1d 1 nal tHI 1·h;.irgt'> 111 murrting a n t' J 11 r n I'( Co 11 n l\ . 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Fun<:ral JJ'rangemt•nls were pending Boy, 14, Saves Mother Identity of Woman Unknown Vmil Rescue F R U ITLAND.NM 1/\P I A I~ yea r·old NavaJo ho~ hl'lped s ave a woman being swept altm~ by the rushing \\Clll'f'> or lhl' ne<1rbv S;in Juan H1vl'r. lhl•n d1s- cOvl·rc<l '>ht.• .... <.is h1 ... mothl·r S:.1n Juan Countv sheriff"; d(·p ut it·s !><llSI Oi! .1 bndgt• S.11urda~ \\ hl•n lht·\ 'a\\ a body pass bl·nealh lhl· 'ilrU<' Lure Prisr11la ran for help whlll' the• othl•r two rode lhc·1r b1cylcs along the! river for almost a mile trying to c<1 lch up \\.1th lht· wom<.in I L EROY Ol'NC.\N of Farm 1ni.:ton JOlnt•d the t v.o tccn ·a~l·r ..... :rnd lht.· thrC'l· w:.ideu into lhl· l'l\'l'r and pullt'd the Y.Um<.in l•> ... horl' II v.~n·t until I Y.as fan· to I <•l'l' with lwr t h.Jl I rcal1.tl.'d 1t \\as mv motlwr. · Wiiiard '>alt.I. "I was ·surpnst.:d and :-.can•d "\\'h~n I t1 r-.t t·nll·red lhc \\ att•r I \\as onlv thinking abc1ul t 1~1ng to sa\'l' the woman " Ucput1cs said Ros e Marn· .John. 39. was treated at lh<' S~111 .J u an Med 1 ca I Cente r l h l' ll trans ferred to the U.S. Hc:illh Sl·rv1cc hospital an Sh1prock !\ ho:.p1tal spokesman said Sundav that Mrs. John was an s l<.lblc cond1t10n "I DIO~'T T.\Lt< to m\ mom .ind -.lw didn't tall.. to. m1'." Willard. v.ho ::.pc;.i l..:-. 1n brok1•n Hngl1sh . '><.11d .. I \\;.1s JU't hoping 'ht• "'ould be oka~ 1 hJd )U'il :-.1:1:11 hl•r 111 thc;.il\l'rnoon .. !\11 .., .John v.;.is tla1.t•d hv lht• i11t.•1uent :.inti unablt• lo tell uf I 1n•rs hcl\\ :-.he l'IHkd up m the nH•r ll11wt•H•1. Willard sa1rJ l<.itt•r that "somt.• !Ir unkc·n prople pushc:d ht>r mto the "'Jtl'r, ·· but did not daboratt• Stall' pol1cC' said th1•y were not Invest ii.:ating the in<.'1dcnt. but Na\'UJO police \H•rt• looking into 1t W1ll<.1rd and his mother live in this Indian community near the! I\ av a JO resC'rvatron Let's Hear It For Dad! Fun Funnies for Fabulous Fathers Thi s Father 's Day do something differ ent with an "AD FOR DAD" greeting all the world c an share on Sunday, June 18th. You can create your own card like sample on the right. It's easy, just write your Father's Day message on the blank card below using a black pen. YOU'LL ALWAYS IATA THOUSAND WITH US DAD! LOVF;. Ill LL Y & BOBllY You may bring your card to any Dally Pilot office or mail it to the Dally Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mescr, 92626. The Price is only $10. Your card must not be larger than sample shown. If you need help composing your "AD FOR DAD" and would like a little cartoon in it, please ca ll a fri endly Daily Pilot Ad-vise r at 642-5678 . You can c harge your Father's Day card or use your Master Charge or BankAmerlcard. WIWMJ 642-5678 STOCKS SUSI ESS Mo1ulu~ ·~ 2 p.n1. (EOT) . NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS Pracett ~ .................. ,,_,O'I, ... ~ .... .,. .. M-•• P••'I< 111ew '"' .... 0.,,...,....,,11><• ..... 11,,." •" "'""901 -•ftlO'll"O OY tlw> N•t.-1 •1-.. 11°" at \«utlOtl Oeole" -lftlll ... t Brandon Purchases MMI SAN FRANCISCO IAP> -Bran- don Appllt'd Systems Inc .. a Sin Francisco bn5cd data ru·ocea1ma and services company, h RR purchased Mo nt1om~ry ·McDonn ld Inc., the company u ad today. Mondrt Jun• S 1978 s DAil. Y PILOT 83 Seven-Up Up? 'V11eola ' Spark Due By MIL TON MOSKO\.\ Ill PhiUp Morr1:s hos acquin'd St•v1·n Up and If 1l does 1n ~oft drmk:s what 1t has done ln th'"· ~1·r bwune1Ss. Wl' m .. y all have some more run at lea~t in wulch.lng the com merclal streak by us on the tube One or lhe bright spou or TV today Is the flllhl or humorous com merr1als for Miller·~ Lile beer. Everyone has his or he r favorite. M 1ne Is the one feuturtng the alng· 1ng Joe Fraz.Jer . MILLER ADVERTISING WASN'T always that way. It used to be called "the champagne of beers." lmplyma that ll was too refined for harroom roughne<:ks. who of coune account for a goo<J chunk of the beer :1old every year. Philip Morris. the m anufacturer of Marlboro. Ben· son & Hedges. Parliament and Virginia Slims cigarett~s. <1cq u1red Mlller an 1970. fl made a bunch of changes. IL an stalled Its own peo ple at the Milwaukee-bas ed brt>wt'ry, built new breweries across t he country. s hortened the ... heir life or the beers. laun c h e d the low ca lon e Litt'. 1ntro<.luccd Money Tree the "pony" bottle or Miller H1~h Lire .md got J new ad vertlsmg agen<·y. McCann Erickson. lo cre1Jtt. :.omt• c.·x c1lernt'nl 10 thos<.: cxrll'ns1n• comme rcials. It worked Miller went Crom !.Cventh place 1n Lhe ln du5try to second Th<' only brewer aheud o( 1l 1s Anheuser- Busch, the brewer of Budweiser . Mlchelob a nd Busch Bavarian TUE ACQUISITION o.-SEVEN· VP might even be r<:-· gardcd as an indirect <11tack by Philip Morris on Anheuser· Busch For Seven Cp. hl.e the Budweiser brewer. 1s head· quartered 1n SL Lou1~ Phahp Morris has thus established a pr esence 1n the homt: t•tt} or its beer rival 1 You can be sure U\at AnheUllt'r 1i. not ~01ng to ret.ahatt'. b~· acquinng a <.'sgar ette producer . allhough the Liggett Croup would pro bably be glad to st•ll off or g1vt: away · 1ls h<tples5 tobacco division. Liggett & Myers. maker of such losers a~ L& M. Chesterfield. Lark. Decade and Eve. 1 Seven·Up had sales of $250 million In 1977. just a llltl\." more than Miller h<td whc-n 1t wu .., boughl by Philip Morn :.. Millt>r's salt•s toda) art' Sl 3 b1ll1on llo"At:H•r. Miller wb hardly m aking any money on 1L"> :.al~ in 1970. Seven·lJp nl'lted $25 million aftl'r taxc~ Phlhp Morris ac11u1red Miller for S227 m1lhon ft pa1<J $515 million for Se\ en· Up in cash YOU CAN LOOK -EVENTUALLY -for lhe s&mt· kind or changes ut Seven-lJp that occurn·t.I at Miller Philip Morris will probably bring 1n its own people It will broaden Sev<.'n·Up's product lineup. which consists only of the original lemon-hme drink and Sugor Fret• Seven Up Those two products givt• Scv<'n l:p a sl'ven p('rC'ent shart! of the soft drink market. third behind Pepsi'!> 22 per cent and Coca-Cola ·s 36 percent Finally. you cun expl·tt St•q>n L:p to be 5peakin~ to you on television in a new i.tylc ..1.., soon a!-. a new adv1.·rw. 1ng 3gency approved by l'h1hp Morns ~oc:. lo work on the accounL One thing we can bt> re&sonably sun• of· The new agency for Seven-Up will not be McCann·Enck&<>n. which produces thost' Milkr Lile v1~nctlt.>S. M cCann· Erickson already has a soft drink chcnt Coca-Cola Duesenberg II A $50,000 Car For Auto Elite ELROY. W1:.. IAP I A down payment or SS.000 Will put you in hnc for a sporty Du~enberg 11. When st rolls out of R 1chard Braund's automotive plant a few weeks lat er. ttrc balance or the price tag Wlll be about SS0.000 For that s u m. & car buyer expects class. style. performance. enduranc(' Those were the things Braund. his son and bus iness partners had m mind three years ago when they dl'<'ided to market a rephco of one of mankind"' most ostenra11ous creations . the fabled 1933 Duesenberg SJ Spcedstt-r DESIGNED BV GORDON BUEHRJC, oniy one or tht· boal ·la1led convertibles wa~ ever made by the Duescnbcrp company. whirh produC'(·d hundreds of expen~1ve luxury cars between 1921 and 193Ji 10 Aubum. Ind Braund. an a\.\ard wanning restorer of antique car-;, vls1 t cf1 Auburn recent!)' to !>how off his home -made. '1.700-pound replica of tht• S.I , <;ay1ng he intended to put 1t into production as the Ducsl•nher~ 11 "It is a very exclul11ve car." he !>aid. citing his. a:. sembly crew's attention to detail "The fact that 1t I!> d S55.<XX)C'ar instead of a $25.000one 1:s that detail. ... nhkc the usual restored car. Braund ·s article renech UIHO·dt.Jte knowledge of ( J weather rc!:.is tancc IN HIGH GEAR particularly a ste<>I -. re1nforc~d fibergla :. ... body "Many people." he said. "have exotic :iutos they can't utthtc. Tht>y a re fair-weather cars." HIS E LITE HERITAGE MOTORS 1~ an 11 man cor porat1on with a 12·man assembly crew 11 alrc<1dy ha:. or der"J for a half-dozen replic11s of lhe SJ The lir!-.l two are to t'merge from the Elroy shop by llumm('r. Bra und said he ho~s to expand h1i. work force to tv.o dozen men und establl"h a production pace of three car-. monthly. Unlike a mode rnistic Duesenberg th,;it an lnd1anapoh.., company offen!d in the 19605. Braund'<J cre11tlon b a faithful visual r ecreation !ls Ion~ hood. tapt!red-tall deck. chro me·platcd r adiator and air ports. stainless l>tecl whel'ls. 153i,.,.1nch wheelbase and lealhtr upholstery m1r ror Buctuig's or1g10:il. VET IT SHOULD BE NO mechanical terror for th£• n~i~hborhood service ~talion. Braund said. It has an or dinary Ford twin I beam front suspension. automatic trans mission. powt>r disc brake~ in froot and drum break:. astern. and a 460 cubtc·inch Lincoln Continental V·8 cnginf' des igned to crwse at today -; s~ed limit of 55 mph In days gone by. Ducsenberit ownt>rs spoke haughtily of speeds approaching 160 mph T he ort1lnnl stecl·bodied SJ had a stra1ghr eight 420 cubic-Inch engine and probably could not have met tht: federal safety standards demanded of B~und ·" plant ~h said he hopes the government will approve pcndln~ 11.'gislallon to exclude small compunles from fuel cfhc1cncy :st'\ndard-. BF.FORE TUE DEPR ESSION KILL£0 the lnd1;in.i com pnny (Oundl'd by Auai11~t and Fred Duesenberg. It had produced 11bout ~or 1t~ Model A CAI'! at $8.SOO each. and about 450 of the Model J . which averaged $14.SOO each and from which the SJ w3s an orfshoot. ~ver11I hundr<'d Dul'sles survivt. and ar. collecton Item~ A New York Insurance man paid $205,000 Cor a 1929 car at an Atlanta ouNaon .,, 1974. 1 a.I OAIL l PILOI ti MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson BOOMER by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson "Instead of digging up the gorden ... let's just give Mormoduke some bones to bury!" FUNKY WINKERBEAN A r;:'I r:hHtNG '10 uC&.L..F AWAY ~~O~ 1~~£ BAr;? ~ by Tom Batiuk by Mell DOOLEY'S WORLD I'LL REAU.<,> LCOK COOL WHEN MARQ .50E 5E.E5 rtt ! A5 COOL A& <.tx.> CAN LOOK lt-J A 6TA1l~ ~ ! CASEY "Y()n urill illberit f10, 000, 000.00, be elected president and 111in tlie Nobel Prize for chemist .. ,...,~, ................... '"' ........ tol,,..,~ ....... ... MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX ~ME:OA'f ~'1,1,.. ~% \...UNCH AT M'Y ~E~ IN-\...AW~ l'21$H %A· R):)D CAl=e; ! --• HIS ~IA!...i'i I~ COl<NEO BEXF AND KE.1.-P ! DENNIS THE MENACE by Charlet Rodrigues ~------- by Ferd and Tom Jotinson ,.._....-.rw-----7"' , ........ -"' . -~ ........ GORDO 1;19 NOT SO IOIJGH FINl>IN' A P,ARl<IN) SPACE 5b IAIC>fES IWO ·nlE ~VERAGE iAtJ.,. IS Ae-cxrr TOTAJ..!VOU'D NEED b CUBIC ~EE7i 1::. INCl-IE61 PJ-U5 AeoJr /./ M:::'R iUE BODY, 1fJAT's .::.t:- IAICH.ESI . TO ALLQW FOR OFF-CCJJTJ:R. .Sv.JAl/f OR. SMOCK Cf, ~ & @ r WHAi? OH~ '!.'M WAICHIN$ MRS HARi MOTLEY'S CREW "" .. , .,_ '""•''-...._ -..,c.. ... ...,. 11<.\./IN(J;. 10 Ft&URJE CV1' HOW I.AUCH IS R0Q<A ENOU(::fH TO S~//.J& A CATf . by Gus Arriola YOU .suA.t<T A Le.cs #All.EA LOTTOCIOf JUDGE PARKER by Harold Le Doux WH~N GEORGIA OFFERS HER EX-HU5MND ~25.000 TO LEAVE TOWN, HE AGREES TO IT PROVIDING SHE PAY5 HIM ,, IMMEDIATELY.' TUMBLEWEEDS GOf;SS WHO'S PASSING 'TttRt.l TOWN, WEEV15-1liE 6ReAi E?MANCIPATOR ! NANCY I'LL BET THOSE IVORY BOOKENDS ARE WORTH A FORTUNE IHE 6-Rt:Ai l?MANCIPATOO ?II ... PHOOEY-·· MY BOOKENDS INCREASE IN VALUE EVERY we EK l.001<, M6Y THE OHL'!' WAY YOU CAN LOSE TliE CASE 15 FOR TMEM TO FINO OUT YOO WEll.f ONCE ON A ~._,....• NUT FAf'-M ! .,,....,,rri!Kt7'1 '-l•tl .............. s-r-. ,,... ' ,,.,,,,,,,,, llVf##Mfl' '-..... by Tom K. Ryan WEL.L-, IF 11 ISN'T HOOAITTH HEMP, 'TH!;: HANGMAN. 0 PEANUTS ~ - .COMICS I CROsswoeo by Char les M . Schulz W~AT'S SO GREAT A60ln" UFTiNG iWO ANGEL FOOD CAKES? J by Roger Bradfield by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman l-IEl..L.01 OIWD<Se INOU&1lal~~1 fA~L BAK€!<, Pl.EA~ .. 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