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Home My WebLink About1978-08-01 - Orange Coast Pilot17 \ .. \ I ) j Irvine C~mpa:Oy Marine f!t•izzed Fighting · County About Caehe On ssments Of Explosives : .. :~.,._ .. ,~-.. .. ... . .. .,,, . . . ' . DAILY-PILOT .. . . * * . * 10~ * * . * . ' . . I • . • • • • .,.... . .. VOL. 11, NO. 2U. I Sl!CTIONI," l'Ao•s Tri-c ountg R ing Nine Indicted In Child Sex Robert Frederick Garrell, 58, of Huntington Beach was one of nine men identified in a Los Angeles County Grand Jury in· dictment Monday on charges or operating a tri-county child prostitution ring from his downtown house. Los Angeles police officer Lawrence Domagalski said the indictments capped a seven- month investigation ihto the ring that allegedly involved girls 4 to 14 years of age. DI M.4.GGIO NEXT FOR PETE ROSE? What's next for baseball star Pete Rose? He's already got a streak or 44 straight games to tie the National League record. For a calendar depicting what lies ahead for the Cincinnati star. see sports, Page Bl, as Rose eyes the all-time hitting streak of Joe DiMaggio -56. ... The men identified in the in- dictments allegedly sold for as much as Sl.000 the girls to men who wanted se*al favors in - locations in Ora e. San Diego a nd Los Angele counties, Domagalski said. Garre.Lt, who now resides at 1314 Palm A)'e .. allegedly operated a "safe house" at 418 14th St. where the girls stayed, • police said. G arrelt. a bu1ldmg contractor with a Costa Mesa office, was al- leged by authorities to be in- volved in lewd acts with some or the girls and Is a self-proclaimed pornography hobbyi s t . Domagalski alleged. ·'The s uspect s contacted s ingle parents in the area. gained their confidence and took · their children to the park or theater." the pol ice officer said. "They then gained the con- fidence or the girls a nd sold them to men. usually for about $100 and for as much as $1,000 for one night," he added. <~ RIJSG, Page A%) ears Al'WI,.,... B ...... tPrhaee Prince Edward. son of Bri- t C1 in ' s Queen Elizabeth. wears a golden protective hard hat during a tour of the Cory Potash Mine in Saskatoon. Saskatchewan. Call Gir l Charges Dropped Prostitution charges. filed last January. were dismissed in the Harbor Judicial District Court against a West Covina woman arrested with nine others in a Newport Beach raid. Carol Vega. 29, was arrested· on Jan. 10 in what police described .as a sweep or an escort service operating illicitly as a prostitution ring. Al the conclusion or a trial held Thursday in the Newport Beach municipal court, the charges against Miss Vega were dropped. However. eighl or her CO· defendants have been convicted in the case and the ninth has failed to make scheduled court appearances, according to police. Adair A waits Aid on Oil Blaze EVANSTON, Wyo. (AP) - Firefighter Red Adair l$ await- ing special equipment before at- tempting to tackle an oil and gai. blaze that is shooting names ai. high as 50 feet . Land Assessment Value _Fought By PHILIP ROSMARIN Oft11e0allYl'Ht41i.tf Irvine Company officials are trying to persuade the Orange County tax asse sor to reverse a determination that company lands be as ed at 1978 values, rather than 1975 assessments as outlined Proposition 13 legislation. Though company officials laim to have no ready statistics, the difference in assessment levels could mean a 50 to 80 percent higher tax bill, according to county estimates. THE COUNTY COUNSEL'S office has ruled that the sale of stock of the Irvine Company lo July of 1977 con- stituted a change of ownership. Under rules or Proposition 13, therefore, according to that, Irvine Company property should be assessed at March l , 1978 values. Aaide from the direct company lmpact, the rulln• af- fects 5,000 residential, commercial and industrial lessees wh04e leases call for them to pay propertf taxes. MOil ol the lessees -4,000 ol them -1tre Individual homeownen who own their houses b~se the land from the Irvine Company. So, rather than get the full benefit -of Propoaltlon 13 property tax r-eductions, these people will be paying mor~ than they expected. because of the difference in assess- ment levels, of 1975 compared to um year. Howard Whitcomb. project man~fr of the quality as· aurance section or the usessor's oftice, said Irvine Com· pany lessees will sustain increased assessments only on the value ol the land they leaae. and not on their butldlnas. UNDER 'rROPOSITION lJ, property tax Is ,flaured at I. .. up to 1 percent of full market value. Thus, the owner or tand appraised at '30,000 in 1975. that did Dot change bands. could expect lo pay a $300 tax on it this year. However, if the land changed ownership within the past year, and was reaase~ed this year at. say. $45,000, the owner -or the leaseholder who pays taxes on it - could expect a tax bill of $450. ANY TENAN'I' WHO DID DQt agree to pay Irvine Com- pany tans, of course, will not be affected. Most lease agreements, however. have ~ch proidsion. Irvine Company sPQkesman Martln Brower said the codlpany '1belleves that the current interpretation is un - clear. and baa taken the poelUon that tile transfer of ownership iuue as relettn1 to Proposition 13 does not ap-• plytothelrvineCompanyorlt.slessees., Besides the lessees, 3,300 apartmesit rent.en in Irvine Comp~ complexes in Irvine and Newport Beach will be affected by the tax ruline. • RENTERS HA VE ISEEN P&OMISED rebat"· the size of which depends upon the site ot company property tax savings u,nder Propoaitlon l~. A tax rullna untavorable to the Irvine Company eats directly Into those rebata. Brower 1ald tbe company ls worklna full Ume with county and state officials to 1et relief from the cbanae of ownership rule. Lall yi •r the company paid some $14 mtlllon In property taxes. lnttlal ntlm•te& ol Propoaltlon 13 aavll\81 werelntheran1eofS8mUUon. I • ountmg • I STILL MISSING Valeena Miiier, 5 Arms Cache Found in San Clemente Charges were being sought lo· day against a Carnp Pendleton Marine after San Clemente police officers dtscovered a cache or military explosives in his downtown apartment while checking a prowler report on Sunday San Clemente Fire Marshal Don Hodgson said the Marine·s name was being withheld until an arrest warrant is issued. He said the man bus refused to talk with police, except to say· that he collects explosives as a hobby and that he had bought some of the ex.plos1ves found in his possession Confiscated by mihtary authorities from the 525 N. El Camino Real apartment were "thousands" or rounds or rifle and machine gun ammunition. mortor shells. seven 37 MM military rockets. a rocket launcher. illumination shells. s moke grenades and ntegal • fireworks. Hodgso11 said The Marine was being kept un- der surveillance today at Camp Pendleton, 88 San Clemente in- vestigators worked with military authorities on the case. said Hodgson. "We think we have ll ca~ <aaalnst the Marine suspect>." said H6d1son, "but the district uttorney may determine that it Is the people who sold the ex- plosives 10 the Marlnt• who should be prosecutfd ap Sleeping- llB Girl Taken By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of U. Oelly f'li.t Sutt Huntington Beach police said today they have found no trace or 5-year-old beauty qq,een Valeena Mariska Miller who was kidnapped early Monday while sleeping next to her 86- year-oJd great-grandmother. Police are also seeking the whereabouts or Carnalla Miller. 23. the girl's mother. who 1s wanted for questioning in con- nection with the kidnapping Huntington Beach police Sgt Luis Ochoa said the case has serious ov er tones since Valeena's brother. Jason S. Miller. aged 2, died in Fountain Valley after bt!ing mysteriously suffocated Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Barlow said the plastic bag suf .. focation death investigation of the Miller boy "has not been closed." Valeena's legal guardians, her grandparent s, Kenneth and Juanita Moore. of 20191 Crown Reef Lane. do not reel a ransom note will come from the kidnap· per who is believed to be a <See KIDNAP. Page A2l Coast Weather Night and morning low cloudiness with hazy sun- s hine In the afternoons through Wednesday.' Slightly warmer inlan-d portioDs on ..Wednesday Highs abo.Ct 70 along beaches to about 85 in in- 1 and section s . L o ws tonight 60 to~. INSID E T ODA '1 It might a«m that the hula ' hoop b coming back into /ashfon along with the cr<Ue /or Matalgio: NOl IO, ICJI 1t1 manu/acturen -u never went out See Featuring. Page Cl •••• .. Ct .. .. M At •• ·ia: .. • A4 M AZ DAILV PILOT S Tuudlly A'§uttl I, tt71 No-fault Car Insurance -Bill Killed WASHINGTON CAP> -A Hooe paocJ defeat-4 a blU to- day to e.tabU:sh natJonwtd nc> fault l\lto lnsur•nte, apparently endlna effort.a th11 year to en•« t-he propoaal The vote b)' th• House Com· merco Committee waa 22 to ll Conaumtr advocatea and other~ h&ave Iona 11<>u1ht chan1e.'i rn thl' lUAlo lnsuranre-1w11tcm that calls for le1aally provtn& who wa." at fault belort •ccildenl beMtit.s can be Pf'Ov1dt"d S vcrlll atates haave-no fa.ult lawa Mnd the btu would havu H tablllhed minimum 1l11ndards for no fault 1111uranl'f' in uvl'ry ittltt The fed ral lt11111lat1Qn wui. r.tron3ly oplJIC*"(I by 1roupf of trual laawy~r•. who recvlV(! f•·l'11 for tht.• uuto l11tb1llly Clli11c:; ·WUeRules ~ Delegatea Power :\AIROBI. Kt.nya <AP1 lJl(andan Pret1tdcnl Ida A min has unnounct.'<J that t)1s ~l'nior wire Mudina "all run th,• l'OunlQ while ht> tukl.'s part In .. four duy Juto rully Wlth has junior wife &imh, U1andu Radio -..ud today OlA-,t.'l'\'er~ hert.• '"'d lh1s "us th~ fu~t time Amm hus annoum•t.'d thJt onl' or his "'1ve:; will ht' in charli(e of the country Amin m arried Sarah. a m ember or lht! urmed for('('~ "~uiclde squadron." in July 1975. Thl' broadcust said Sarah and Amin will drive lhl.' "ha~tontal personal car." which the Ugandan leudC'r hu:. O\\-ned ~mce he came to power m a mihtur) <'OUp 1n January 1971. and that he will wear .. h 1~ well -kno" n red jaC'ket " ... It ~md the rally will start from the town of .. Torono 111 eastern Uganda this week and marks the sixth annt\'ersary of the "economic w<1r" Amin declared '"hen h t.· expe lled about 40,000 Asians und nal1011aliztod Bl'itbh and other businesses in 1972 . Daughter Held Dad, 81, Chained, Robhe~, Beaten CHICAGO I AP J A 19-year· old Chicago woman was being held for questioning today after she and a friend allegedly chained her 8I·year-old father to a radiator and kept him prisoner for a week. robbing him and OC· ca::.tionally bcc.1tang him. police said. Oarlene Washington was ar- rested after her father, Roy C. Washington, staggered out of his room Sunday in a North Side hotel. said robbery invei;t1gator Monroe J . Vollick. Neighbors saw him a nd phoned police. Washington was listed 10 good condition at St Joseph-Hospital, suffering from bruise::. on has hands . ankles and buttocks. possible head injuries and dehydration. He said from his hospital room that he does not plan to press ch<1rges against his only child becauie he ··still hkes her ... Vollick said Miss Washington and her accomplice. a six-foot· five m<1n known only as "Red." alll'gedly chained her father's ankles to a bathroom radiator 'Sgt. Pepper' Extras Plan Mesa Reunion More than 1.000 Orange County extras who took part in the filming of "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" a re expected to arrive in costume in Cost a Mesa ton 1ght ror a theatrical reunion The cast party 1s set for 9:30 p m al Edwards Cine ma, Harbor Boulevard at Adams A venue. one of several Orange County theaters c urrently showing the mus1M.1I fantasy bas e d loosely on a Beatles' album of the same name. The film st ars guitarist Peter Frampton. the Bee Gees, Steve Martin and George Burns . According to a spokesman for Video-Casting Service of Anaheim. which mustered the extras, &11 performers have been invited to the event. In all, some 4,000 cast and crew made Sgt. Pepper , filmed largely in Southern California. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 0.0--C0.•10.llyl'llel wit!!~ ....... otfWOt ...... \ ,.,f",, t\~'"""'""' ... °' .... CM~ ~,,,.,,,.Co,,.,..n¥ ~ .. , ... ,tort\"'' ="='~~~~ .. ·~:...:::"tt.!: ~ t•1n VllftY tr"''"'-S..O.t•be<.t. 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During the week-long ordeal. the two allegedly beat Washington with a hammer and a knife sharpener and robbed him of about $2,300 in cash and checks. They fed him a ham~rger every other day and when he wanted water. he was forced to drink from the toilet bowl, Vollitk said. Miss Washington unchained her father Sunday aoo he managed to escape from the room.· "God put her here on earth and he must have had a reason for her to do this." Washington said. The woman reportedly told police she abused her father because she •'dHlo't like him." ,.,... Page, A J RING •.. Garrett was arrested at the 14th Avenue address wher~ he was reconstructing the house. police said. He is scheduled for a rraignment today in Los Angeles County Superior Court after being taken into custody on a $300,000-bail warrant. Also identified in the indict- ments were Charles J . Hughes. 35, of La Puente; Henry Johnson Jr., 50, Sacramento; Lester L. Henry, 40, Indianapolis, Ind .. Thomas N. Liberto, 34. Downey. Timothy Wilcox. 30, Castro Valley; George F. Henry, 43. New York City; Michael Radulovich, 30, Salt Lake City and Michael J . Blount. 40. Buck· ingha mshire, Great Britain Hu ghes was indicted on three counts of selling his 7-year-Old daughter for immoral purposes as well as six other felony counts related to the ring. Henrv was indicted on seven counts . He was a family counselor in Indianapolis whose job was to pl ace disabled children in foster homes. "This activity is so vile, so dis· gusting. there isn't anything we can say about it except that it should be stopped," said Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess, who met reporters Monday with District Attorney John Van de Kamp and Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates. "The unfortunate thing," said Gates. ''is that this activity seems to be increasing." The children and their mothers. whom Van de Kamp said weren't involved In the crimes, were turned over to the county Department of Public SeeiaJ Services for counseling Spend Limit Bill Backed SACRAMENTO <AP> -Fee Increases are l\lrning PropQSi· lion 13 Into a tax shift, and the only sure way to curb taxes ls to enact aovernment spendlng llmit.R, says the ballot measure's co-author. "Proposition 13 was a step In t.be rl1bt direction, not u panacu." Paul G&M uid as aupportere of a R•i>ubllcan spending limit held tM Rrat ot a series of promotional prea1 COO· ferences. Before the rlnal vole. amend· ment• that support.:rs said would weaken the bill were d&· feated. One of these amend· mtnlt. by Rep. J omes J . Florio. D-N . .1 .• woukl h-.ve set up re- quirement.a for rating groups ol peoolt ror HtUna their rates. Opponuota said the Florio a'1)endmcot would have made it tmpo1Jtiible for Insurance com- Festival TighteJUJ Security The then of artwork belonging to three Festival of Arts ex· h1bilors has prompted tighter ticcunty at the festival grounds an Laguna Beach. "It's sort or like locking the barn aft.er the horse ts out." said Robert Ludwig. the new director or security for the festival. Last Tuesday or Wednesday thieves made oCf with two waler colors belonging to Julie Watson. another s mall painting by Joan Swanson and a bronze sculpture by artist Alan Ribera. Ribera said his five-i nch high bronze of two figures. Called "Repose" is valued at nearly $400. His booth Is near the steel bar fence fronting the Festival of Arts grounds, and the artist believes his sculpture and the paintings of the other two artists were eithe r handed over or passed through the metal bars of the fence. "I'm in a very vulnerable spot on the festival grounds." Ribera complained in a telephone in- terview. "Anyone can pass something over the fence." He said that if a guard were assigned to that portion of the festival grounds. "it would serve as a deterrent to thieves." Security director Ludwig said he now has a guard on the fence line, adding that such oc· currences should not happen in the future. The director of security has also implemented a new receipt form to be wrned in by festival art customers to the guard al the gate. "If we can get the artists to cooperate with the new receipt program." Ludwig said, "we shou ld have no problems." The new security system should be in effect later this week. he said. New $1 Coin To Honor Suffragette WASHINGTON I AP> -The Senate Banking Committee vol· ed today to authorize the mint· ing of a new $1 coin that would bear the likeness of women's rights crusader Susan B. An· thony. The committee approved the bill unanimously after rejecting, 4-2. an effort by Sen. Jake Garn. R· Utah, to delay authorization for the coin until a market sur· vey could determine whether it would be used. The panel approved another Garn amendment. which would require that the reverse side of the coin depict lan eagle landing on the moon. Stella Hackel, director of the U.S. Mint. ·preferred a nebulous "soaring eagle" design for fear that the symbolic depiction of the moon landing would make the dollar more a collector's item than a coin of wide circula- tion A House Banking sub- committee has approved the Susan B. Anthony dollar with the soaring eagle. The Trejisury Department says that if Congress approves such a coin this year, it could be put into circulation with 12 months. It says the new coin. slightly bigger than a quarter. would be far cheaper to produce and more apt to be circulated than the current dollar coin. Dogs 'Water' Royal Tree LLOYDMINSTER. Saskatchewan fAP> - Queen Elliabeth II and her family were leaving Lloydminster's oldest Anglican cburch arter planting trees when two small dogs sniffed Prince Philip's spruce a nd wate red It. The crowd howled with laughter. The royalffam1ly apparenUy did not see the dogs. The do1s ignored the queen's Scotch pine and 14 ·year·old Prince Edward's spruce, planted Monday to commemorate the 75th annlv,rsary ot the aetttem•ot of Lloyd · mlnster on the border between S11k1tcbew1n and Alberta prcwlnc•. t parues to CUllcrcnUate in rates between youths and older driven or between urban resi· dents and tboee who llve in rural areas whert tbe accident rate ls lower .. ~ Np-fault insurance would eliminate most of the costly lawauits over responsibility for accidenLc;. Supporters ol the con- cept say that would result' in • more of the money paid 1n pre· mlum.s coming back to policyholders n ~cc ident benefits. Opponent.'! of no-fault HY that 1t would diminish someone'::. right to sue a person who caused an accident. A similar biU was approved this year by the Senate Com- merce Committee The House bill would have re- ,,...,,.... COASTGUARD CADETS CLIMB RIGGING OF TRAINING SHIP 'Where There are No Riska, The re la ~o Fun' Baek to· sea Three MtlSter Traim Catkts . . SEATILE IAPI -The sloppier the sea and gusller the wind. the more CmOr Paul Welling likes it. And he says the Coast Guard ship Eagle can take it as well <1s the best old salt "lt is my view that most of us have never met our limit." s ays Welling. who 1s trying lo persuade Coast Guard authorities to let him _lake the three-m asted barque around Cape Horn th1::. fall . a trip other Coast Guard officials feel may be too dangerous for the vessel and its crew of cadets and cadre "WH EN mERE ARE NO RISKS. in my view. there 1s no fun. Last year we had a SO-knot wind but the sad thing 1s there are too few occasions where we can test ourselves." says Well -ing. ' "Coast Guard search and rescue operations are usually rar- ried out in a treacherous environment. where a sense of con- fidence may make the difference between life and death ·· -WelllnJl. 40. has. for two vears. skippered the 295-foot-long Eagle. host of ttie 1976 Bicentennial Sall in New York. The sMp, with a crew of 136 cadets. 40 enlisted m~ and 13 officers. motored from Vancouver, British Columbia. to Seattle on Sun-day and MoQday. WELLING WAS MIFFED THAT HE had to use the sh1p·s balky 42-year-old engine instead of....the ~sails. "People committed lo the Eagle generally are in a foul sort of mood when they have to rely on the eng!ne," he said. . Thirteen of the Eagle cadets who sailed recently Crom San Diego to Seattle were women The voyage was educational for some and troublesome for one. The unidentified female cadet was ordered to remain on !><Jard in Seattle and then to report to the Coast Guard Academy in New London. Conn . for possible further discipline for what Welling called "over-familiarization" with an enlisted man The unidentified man was reassigned to another ship and reduced a grade in pay "WE NEED COMMUNICATION ABOARD. We must have it and I encourage it. But not familiarization," Welling said The Eagle. known as th(' Horst Wessel when it trained t.ermany's sailors in World War ll, was given to America a~ part or war reparations quired ~t.iles lo provide roe-al least $100.000 10 no-fault benefits for med1c..il expenses to each victim of e1n accident. ft also would h1:111e required that every car owm·r h1:1vt' insurance cov- er age No fault bills have been pend· mg HI Congress lhroushout uu~ 1970::. President Carter was the first president to support the leg1::.lation. Priee . . Of Gold Soaring LO NDON !AP> -The price of gold soared m hectic London trading today. reaching a record $207 .50 an ounce before dropping back in afternoon dealing Tht-b1~ flvt> London bullion dt>alers fixed the price of the metal at $205.10 an ounce at the afternoon fixing. down $2.40 from the record morning fixing price of $207.50 . But 1t was still $4.85 above Monday's close of S200.35. The previous hig h, set Friday was $201.30 Europe·::; other major bullion market. m Zurich. was closed for u national holiday Gold closed there at $~.125 Monday. The dollar dropped to another low on lht Tokyo foreign ex- chc.1nge. closing at \87.95 yen. nearly three yen lower than Monday's closing rat£-of 190 80 After the Tokyo market closed. there was wild tradmg on other Asian markets. and the rate dropped to 186.35 yen The dollar also opened lower on European markets. T.hese were the rnoxnuig rates: Frankfort -2.0350 marks~ down from 2 0430 at the close of trading Monday. P.arl' ...L 4.3SS25 French francs. down from 4.3693 Milan -840.25 lire. down from 842.00. Ams&erdam -2.1960 guilders. down from 2.2030 In London. the pound sold for $1 9355. up from $1 928i Inv estor~ a nd speculator:-. traditionally turn to gold m times of monetary instability_ and th£-steady declint-of th" dollar has given the metal <tn 1mpetul> that pushed it over $200 an ounce for lhe first dme in ha::.· • lory F'riday. The price ha::. nsen from 5184 3i5 a month ago. a low for the year of $166.125 f'ro91 Pa_. A I KIDNAP ... woman. The Moore told police a short. dark woman brokt-through d downstrurs winaow screen at I a m crnd took blonde-haired. blut>·t'yt!d Valeena who wes sleeping next to Billie Maude Moore. 86. Juamta Moore said she and her husband have talked to FBI agents who told them to rely on lht• Huntington Beach• police in f 1 n d r n I-! I h E' 1 r k 1 d n a p p e d daughter Pohcl· al!>o are searching the San Diego area for tht' girl'!> father Arthur Miller. 25. All points bulletin.-. have been sent to OreJZon and other parts of Cahforma. pohce said. Carnalla Miller 's last known address was in Los Angele~ County. omc1aJs said. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS A special blend 01 1asrv c'-H ro11eo In chotce nut mea11 ano tooe>eG wllh a cileny CHEESE LOGS Smofleo Cf\eddef cheeM co.er.a .,,,., stll<ll nul IT\Nla, a del'9hllut 1~ 2 for $5:21eea. Watch the Jerry a..ewla Tele thon Labor Day Wnkend. From July 24 thru Sept. 4, for every CHEESE BALL or CHEESJ; LOO 90ld. H1cko~ Farm• of Otuoa will contribute 20• to the Muscular Oyalraphy Asaocration FASHION ISLAND ...................... ........... 'nltW.'1'16 ... IJ.1 .. Orange ~oast VOL. 11, NO. 213, 3 SECTIONS, 2t PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CAl-lFORNIA Today·~ Clotting • TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1978 N. Y. StOC!k~ I C "TEN CENTS ~ ' He~g ·Set Ho1ne for Retarded A dli'pul ov r county· a_pprond. DtaN to a now • horM ror merUlly retarded adult.I on Coale Meu'J eut 1ld wUJ be the aubjeet of an aepeaJ heartna before the OTanae County 8oarCJ of Supervbore. county plannen H.ldtod~. ' Proteetlna homeowners. call· Ina lhe~lves t.be "Cciela Ma• Concerned Cltluna Ccnrunttt " have filed n appeal lhat will blod: a Pt"l'mit for Colin Aablln& to conve11 o 12 untt apartment complex Into a home for ro· llrded people until 1upervllorl rule on the appeal. Countv planner lrwln Shot1mat1 aaJd today t.be appeal bearing would be held within alx w lea. committee members may ask assistance from Costa Mesa ' plaMers in settling the dispute Tht! sao appeal ree wu.paJd by Dean Stubblefield. Corona ~I Mar realdent who owns property next to the propoeed home at 381 The hQme is located on an E. 20th St. .......__.sland-Uke parcel tbat is under "We're really concerned about the whole pr6Ceaa of bow this thtna developed.'' said Stub· blefield. who added that some count.y jurladiction on Costa Meaa'a ~ta~ qear WOOdtand Elementary SChool. Prqtests bellan after the coun· ty planning commission unanimously appl'oved Ashling's request to move bis f acillties Crom Santa Ana to Costa Mesa Some area residents have ex- pressed concern over wbal they claim would be lower property values. increased fire danger an d adverse e ffects on neighborhood children if Ash- ling's 36 adult clients are relocat· ed m Costa Mesa Ashltng. a SS.year-old Lagund Beach r~s 1dent. say:. tht: homeowner:. fec1t:. art: uo· rounded. Stubblefiefd today said the homeowners feel there wa:. m· surricient lime to d1scu&:. the m atter with county planner!> befort: the counly approved the transition plans . County Man Held • m ·sex Probe I Bandit . . ... ·Flees •• Sentence SAN JOSE <AP> -Exhorted 1 by his chlldren·s shouts of "Go Dewey, go!," a bank robber tore himself away from guards, boll· ed out of ~ crowded courtroom and sped off in ,. luxury car ofter !'\earing he'd been sen fenced (o 16 years in prison. • Dewey Baker. 26. who netted more than $14.000 in 11 San Jose. area bank jobs in the past year. "just galloped out of court." said an irate San Jose police Lt. Don Ewing. "It was a setup, a perfect escape." Baker's wife. Betty Jean, their three children and Baker's mother. Mrs. Ethelyn Baker of Fresno, were present in U.S. District Judge William Ingram's rourtroom whe.n Baker knocked · down one person, wriggled free from three other'-~nd dashed out to a waiting l:incoln Con· tlnental. _1 • It was not itilmedialely known if there was a getaway driver in· volved, but Ewing said the keys 17 ! to the car were left dangling I conveniently from the ignition. "I'm sure he had help," Ew· ' ing said. • Witnesses in the courtroom said that while Baker's children egged Baker on, his wife and mother shouted. "Stop! Stop! " ·"I think he pariickea -he was · concerned about bejng away from his wlf~ and children." the c!>caped convict's mother said. "I hope he will be taken safely." A few hours after Bakt!r disap- peared. authorities teported a b<1nk robbery by an unarmed man in Los Gatos. located 10 miles southwest of San Jose. Prostitution Rap Dropped In Newport Prostitution charges. filed last January, were dismissed in the Harbor Judicial District Court against a West Covina woman arrested with nine others In a Newport Beach raid. Carol Vega. 29, was arrested on Jan. 10 in what police described as -a ~wvep--of 1J escort service operating illicitly as a pr06tilution ring. Al the conclusion of a lrial beld Thursday in \he Newport Beach municjpal ~urt, the charges against Miss Vega were dropped. However, eight of her CO· defendants have been con~lcted in the case and the ninth hos tailed to make. scheduled court appe~ra nce~ accordin& to poJlce. f 1 J STILL MISSING Valeena Miiier, 5 HUDt Pressed For Abducted Fi~e-year-old No-fault -Plan Dies·· In House WASHINGTON <AP > -A House ..Panel defeated a bill to- day to establish natiQnwTcle no· fault auto insurance, apparently ending efforts this year to enact the proposal. . The vote by ~the Jloutif!' Com- IJlerce Committee W&il 22 lo 19· Consumer advocates ·aod others have lone souiht changes in the auto insurant'e svstem that calls for legally provJni who was at fault before a~ldehl benefits can be provided. Several stat~ h ave n~fault laws and the bill would !ave established minimum standards for no-fault Insurance in every state. T he federal legislation waa stronely opposed by groups of trial lawyera, who receive fees for the auto liability cases. Before the final vote, amend· me nts that supporters said would weaken the bill were de.- f eated. One of these amend" ments, by Rep. James J . FlO!io. D·N.J ., would bave set up' re- quirements for rating groups of people for setting their rates. Opponents said the Florio · By RAYMOND ESTRADA ;.;r. amendment would have made it 0tt•De1•'~"-" impossible for insurance com· Huntinglort Beach police sa panies to. differentiate in rates loday_they have found not ce be.tween youths and older of S·year·old ·beauty queen drivers or ~ween ur~ resl· Valeena Mariska Mi)'ter .. who dents and those who live 10 rur~l was kidnapped ea~Monday areas where the accident rate ts whtte sleeping next to her 86-lower. year·o1d great.grandmother. N o·fault Insurance would Police are alst> ~eeking the eliminate most of the costly whereabouts of Camalla Miller. lawsuit& over responsibility for. 23. the girl's mother. who is accidents. Supporters of the con-wan~ed for questioning. in con· cept say that would result In nect10~ with the kidnapp~ng. ... more of the money paid in pre· H untmgton Beach pohce Sgt. m i u m s c o m i n g b a c k to Luis Ochoa said the case bas policyholders as accident s e r i o us o v e rt on es s i n c e benefits. Va leena's brothe r , Jason S. Miller. aged 2. died in Fountain Opponents or no-fault say that Va lley after being mysteriously it would diminish someone's suffocated. right to su('\a person who caused Fountain Valley police Lt · Lou an accident. Barlow said the plastic bag S\lf. A similar bill was approved focation death investigation of this year by the Senate Com· the Miller boy "has not been merce Committee. closed." Valeena's legal guardians, her gr a ndparents. Kenneth and Juanita Moore, of 20191 Crown Reef Lane, do not feel a ransom note will comeirom the kidnap- per who is believed to be a woman. Bandit Haa It His Way 'tbe-Moor..told-pol1.KH1~1DOn.--.A bandit-at.ruck .at a._Costa dark woman broke through a Mesa "f•·food outlet OI\ Harbor . downstairs window acretn at 1 Boulevard late Monday n~bl, a.m . and took blonde-haired, forcln& a Burcer Kina emplairee blue·eyed Valeena who was to band over more tliatt '20I ln sleeping next to Billie Maude caab at gunpoint ~fore th 11>an Moore, 88. eacaped on toot, pollce aald. Juanit.a Moore said she and There were no injuries ln the her husband have talked to Ff! 10 :.CO p.m. heist at a Burier ho told th to l King branch at 2150 Harbor agents "' em re Y Boulevard. Police said the bah· the Huntington Beach police ln dlt approached f female finding their kidnapped cashier, revealed a .88 caUber daughter. · Polfce arao are searcbinc the handaun and said, "itve me all You &ol" San Dleto area for the 11rl'1 fllther, Arthur Miiler. 25. All The bandit, descrlbed aa a male in hla mid ioa with a point• bulletins have been sent mustache and thick brown to Oregon and other paau OI b l :.L..-J ....... cauronlla, police aatd. eye rows, w.. ut .-n ea .. ._ Camalla MUler'• last known the acene on foot, police uld. address waa •tn Loa Angeles Count)', olfictala aald. .. In Weed Patria This 158.786 karat luminous amber diamond was found by Wei Chen.fang, a female commune member. while weedin~ the fields in Shantung Province. China. After discussions with her family. she dbnated the stone to the state and has received a medal and reward. GOi(I . Price Soars ' . To Record High f Milan -840.25 lire. down from 842.00 Amsterdam -2.1960 guilders. down from 2.2030 In London. the pound sold for $1.9355. up from $1.9287 Investors and speculators traditionally turn to gold in times of monetary instability. and the steady decline of the dollar has given the metal an impetus that pushed it over S200 an ounce for the first time in hi s· tory Friday The price has risen from $184.375 a month ago, a low for the year of $166.125. · Market analysts have predict· ed that the price will dip soon. rally in September a nd peak out b etween November a nd next March. But some predict it will rise to $250-$300 In two or three years. Sentence Begins MOSCOW <AP> -Yuri Orlov, 53, a prominent Soviet dissident convicted 0( "anti-Soviet ag.lta· lion and propaganda" May· as has been taken to a labor camp in the Ura1 Mountains to .l>efln serV'ing his seven-year sentence. hla wife say&. , 9Named In Child .. _Vice Ring A Huntington Beach man. identified a mong nine men· in· dieted on charges of operating a \ child pornography and prostitu· lion ring, faced arra1gnmenl to· day in Los Angeles County Superior Court Robe'1 Frederick Garrett. 58. of 1314 Ela1m Ave .. was arreste<t Monday by Los Angeles police .. armed w1th warrants issued' after the Los Angeles Count~ Grand Jury handed down indict· ments listin~ 43 felony charges. Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pitchess in a news con· ference Monday labeled the ring's alleged activities "so vile, so disgusting. there isn't anything we can say about it." The alleged ring me mbers. who live in areas as diverse as suburban Los Angeles. ~alt Lake City and Great Britain. were in- dicted for operating "stables" or child prostitutes as young a::. four years old. Seven girls and one boy were involved In the ring that was the subject of a seven-month in· vestlgation conducted by Los Angeles authorities. The ring alleg~ly provtded the ehildren to adults for the com mission of .. lewd a nd lascivious acts" and the taking of photographs and motion pie· tu res. Los Angeles District Attorney J o hn Van de Kamp told news men Monday th at tht> "children were actually sold. <1t prices ranging up to ~t .000 " Garrett allegedly operated a "safe house" at 418 14th St. Huntington Beach. where lhl' children stayed. Garrett. a building contractor with u Cost~ Mesa office. was al· legedly involved in lewd acts with some of thl' girls and is a self-proclaimed pornography hobbyist. police charged. Los Angeles police spokesman Lawrence Domagalski said in c;o me cases. children were brought into the ring when the s u s pects cont acted their parents. all of whom are single. ·'The sus pect c; cont acted single parents in the a re11 . gained their confidence and tool. their children to the park or theater.·· he said "They then gained the con fldence of the children and sold (See PORNO, Page A2l Coast "Weather Nl1hl -and mominl low cloudiness with hazy ~un shl ne in the ·afternoons through We dne .. d:ly Slightly warmer intsnd porUons OQ Wednesdsy High!' a bout ~ olol\e beaches to about 85 Jn "' land secnon~ Low" tonight 60 to 65. INSIDE TODA~ It might '"'" that d1• llulc hoop 11 comuag bock '"'<-' fashion along wttll tla. cra.w /or nolto.lgia Not ao. so~ •l.1 mam.i/acturef'• -11 never went out Sre FtO!\lnng P~•C! .. • I .. , T 1978 As•esnae11t• Irvine Ranch t Seeks Reversal 8y PHILIP aosM.AatN ................... . &rvloo Company ofnclala are tryfba to penuudc lht' Oran1e Count,)"tu· a"euor to reverat: a determln,.Uon lhet company lands be uaea,sed 1t 1'78 values. rather than 11176 tt~menlb 11s outlined by ProposlUon 13 loalalalton Thou,h rompany olftclala d1Alm t.o h_.ve no rtaady :statisllca, the dltf~nce In aasesaQ'\ent level• could mean a SO to • pttffnt hltht'r tax bill, accordJn1 to county Htlm1&tes. TH£ COUNTY COUNSEL'S off1ct' haa ruled Lh#l Lht ale or tot-k ol lbe lrvlnt' Company in July 9' um con· 81.ituted • cbanae ol ownua.hap. Under rules ol Propoaatlon lJ. therefore. accordln1 to that. Irvine Company property aboukl be a.qeued at Much 1, lf78 values. Asade from lbe darect comp1ny impact, lhe ruhna af feeh 6.000 resadent1al, commerclaJ and industrial lesseei. whose leases call for them to pay property taxes. MOit of lht> lessees -4.000 ol lbem -are individual homeowners who own tbelr hOuses but lease the land fl'om the lrvlnt' Company. • So. rather than get the hlll benefit of Proposition 13 property lax reductions. these people wiU be payina more than they expected, because of the difference In assess· ment levels. of 1975 comoared to this year. Howard Whitcomb, project manager of the quality BS · surance section of the assessor's office, said Irvine Com· pany lessees will sustain increased assessments only on the value of the land they lease,~ not on their buildinas. UNDER PROPOSITIONµ, property tax is figured at '•up to 1 percent of fuU market value. Thus. lbe owner of land a.P.)>raised at $30.000 in 1975, that did not change hands, could expect to pay a $300 lax on it this year. · ' ,,.... ltow~ver, If tfle la(ld changed ownersbip-withJn•tbe past year, and was reasslssed tbls.. nar at, say. $45.000. the owner or the leaseholder who pays tues on it .- could expect a tax bill of $450. ANY TENANT WHO DU> not agree to pay Irvine Com- pany taxes. of course, wilt not be altected. Most lease agreements. however. have such provision. Irvine Company spokesman Martin Brower said the company "believes that the current interpretaUon is un· clear. and has taken the p()Sition that the transfer of ownership Issue as relating to Proposition 13 does not ap· ply tothe Irvine Company or its-lessees. Besides the lessees. 3,300 apartment rent.era in Irvine Company complexes in lrvin .. and Newport Beach wiU be • affected by the tax rulip~. .. RENTERS HAVE BEEN PROMISED rebates, the size of which depends upon the size of company property tax savings under Proposition 13. A t1tx ruling unfavorable-to the Irvine Company eats directly Into those rebates. Brower said the company is worklilg full lime with county and state offtcl als to get relief from the ch ante of ownershi p rule. Last year the company paid some Sl4 million In property taxes. Initial estimates of Proposition 13 savings · were In the range or SS million. Senator's Wi/e's 'Clout' Not Illegal \ .WASHINGTON IAPl -The U.S. Court of Appeals says the wife of Sen. William Proxmire. 0 -Wls .. has a legal right to use her political clout to make her tourist business.prosper. . ·'The simple use of one's status in society is not itself ii· legal," the court said Monday in ruling against a competnor or Ellen Proxmire who had yelled "unfair." "Financial success does not become unlawful simply because it is aided by prom- inence," the court ruled. "nor could it be without locking the (a mo.us out of the ecqn9my. "• Newport· Fire In· Restaurant Called Arson Newport Beach fire investigators have labeled as arson the fire that damaged a coffee shop near the Orange County Airport late Monday. The fire was reported at aboQt 10 :30 p.m. at Jo Jo's, 900 North Bristol St. The suit was brought by Can-, dis 0. Ray who operates a tour and h09Pitality service catering t<lconvention and sight-seeina groups in the District of Colum· bia. Mrs. Ray claimed that Mrs Proxmire's bu s ines s. Washington Whirl-Around, was able to capture a large share of her business. Among Mrs. Ray's complaints was that Whirl-Around was able to bring tours to the vice pres· idential mansion, the west lawn of the Capitol, State Department entertaining rooms. and various rooms In the Senate office bulld· ing. VENTURA (AP> - Authorities have beeD" conduct· Ina teats to determine the cause of death of at least 40 California isea lions who have die<l on Ven- tura County beaches. The stale Department of Fllh and Game satcl the death toll could rise as the animal c~rcasses continue to wash aahore, poalbly aa far south as Los Anaeles. Results of auto ps ies performed last weekend on aeven ol lhe animals are expect- ed Wednesday or Thursday. ac· cording to W1Wam G. Gilmartin, a 1nartne mammal disease specialist. The posalbiUty of communlca· ble disease has not been ruled out, so the fish and game depart- ment has warned beachgoers to stay clear of the animals. The department received re- ports ThUJ'Sday or the stclt sea StfU S iH lions beaching themselves al~ .. ng the Ventura Countf coastline rrom Carpinteria lo Pt. Hueneme. "By Friday afternoon it became apparent something un· usual was happening," said Roward Martin, a pa~ol captain Astronuut candidate Anna Fisher doesn't lose her good humor despite being dunked during training ut tbe Homestead. Fla .. AFB Water Survival School. Dr. Fisher is part of a group of candidates whQ must un· dergo three duys of training at the base. with the department Investigators ~aid the adult sea lions, wtllhil!J .JOO to ., pounds, suffered fr.om COJ>o. V -s · • ::.~:~\~""..=.":~~.er: ror entenc1ng a'J>11eared ~ sea lions 'tire-suf· < • ., ,. Rapist Now Eligible fering~tr>m'a-eoodltion affeetin.I .. ., A Utah m a n arr~sted in .. Ge~ry Curtis B;anagan. 30. of lhe ceuu-al nervous sy*Lem. • Newport Beach for a series of Provo. Utah. eligible for sen. crimes that lnc-luded burglaries. tencing that could put him in a rape andi.he sexual molesta· statei>rison for life. F ..... PfifleAJ PORNO ••• them to men usually for about $100 .and for aa much as Sl.000 for one night " Domagalski added. One of the men, Charles Jamet Hughes: wa~ in~cte4. on three eoont.S of selling his seven- ' yeaP-old daughter for immoral purposes. HUJ{hes, 35, of La Puente, was a lso indicted on sil'.( other counts r~aled to lbe prostitution rlng. · · Lester L. Henry. 40. of In· dlanapolis, Ind .. was indicted on seven counts. He was a family counselor in Indianapolis whose job was to place disabled children in foster homes. An unindicled co-conspirator. John Duncan, was a childreR's counselor in Los Angeles. Dun· can, 34, is currently confined at Patton State Hospital for pre· vious sex offenses. The children were sent with the mothers for counseling to the Department of Public Social Ser vices, Van de Kamp said. Driver Hurt In Collision. Herman G. Smith of Hunt· lngton Beach wa~ listed in good condition today at Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital after he had to be cut out of his wrecked pickup truck Monday after being trapped and injured. Newport Beach firemen used power tools to free Smith. 61. of 8442 Polder Circle, after his pickup collided with a trash truck at the intersection or Jam· boree Road and South ·anstol Street. Traffic investigator Fred Heinecke said the driver of the trash truck was Heribfurto Garcia, 22, of Santa Ana. Garcia was not hospitalized. Heinecke utd the crash Investigation is continuing. tion of a 13-year-old girl was told Branagan had earlier pleaded Monday in Orange county guilty to 16 felony counts Superior Court that he cannot be Judge Flynn made his de· classified as a mentally dis· termination after studying the ordered sex offender. reports of two psychiatrists. He Judge John L . F1ynn Jr. is· called for probation reports on sued the ruling that makes Branagan and wiU read lbem before imposing sentence Aug WTeaehers Barred from 11. Branagan was ureste<t. Jan. 15 after he led pursuing police in a foot raC'e through eorona del Mar a few hours after a woman was raped in that community. 'Skep-imt Arresting officers later linked ,. Branagan to _the burglaries ·of nearly 30 Newport Beach homei. in which the Intruder displayed a strong prefere nce for antiques. s tained gla~s and <.·ostl y art works. Trustees or the Fountain Valley School District scored a pretrial victory Monday when an Orange County Superior Court judge issued a pre· Jim inary injunction against teachers who staged a sleep-in at district headqu.arters last May. The order signed by Judge Robert ff. Green bars any re- petitive action by the teachers pending trial of the lawsuit flied by the district. No trial date has been set. N ewporl Beach attorney Spencer Covert Jr .. representing the district. described the in· .tunction as "simply a safeguard. "We just don't know if the teachers plan any repellti~ve ac· tion or not or what their aims are now," Covert said. '.~My job was to get an injunction and Judge Gree n granted the request." District trustees took legal ac· lion after teachers slept in dis· trlct offices to protest plans Cor the laying off or 96 teachers next Call. Or Robert E . Read . a s- sociate dlstrtct superintendent. said at the time the Injunction was sought because the teJtcher sleep-in "was impeding district functions and the racillty was being damase<f '· Branaga n was convicted of molesting the 13-year-old girl in Coron'a del Mar Jan. 10. He was further convicted or sex perversion in connection with the rape of the Corona del Mar woman. At one time. Branagan was questioned in connection with the bunt for the "Eastsid~ Rapist." a man who has sexual· ly attacked more than 30 women in a northern California area. cent e r ed in Stockton and Sacramento. TONIGHT OCC SUMMER LECTURE "Ne w Fronti ers or Parapsychology." Fine Arts 119. 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY, AUG. 2 "PACIFIC OVERTUR~S" OCC Summer musacatl , Auditorium. f.ug. 2·5. 8:30 p.m New$1 Com ToHoTior Suffragette . WASHINGTON lAP> -The Senate Banking Corol'Qitlee vot· ed today to authorize {he mint· mg or a new $1 coin that would bear the likeness of women's rights crusader Susan B. An· thony. The committee approved the bill unanimously after rejecting, 4·2. an effort by Sen. Jake Garn. R·Utah, to delay authorization for the coin until a market sur- vey · could determine whether it would <beMsed . • The panel ~pproved another Garn amendment. which would require that the reverse side of the coin depict an eagle landing on the moon. .. . Stella Hackel. director of the U S. Mint, preferred a nebulous "soaring eagle" design ror fear that the symbolic depiction of the moon landing would make the dollar more a collector's item than a coin or wide circula· tion ArtMrueum Get,s Gram A S 100,000 edijcational grant has been awarded to the Newport Harbor Art Mu ~.~um by the James Irvine Foundation, ac· cording to museum board nr~sid ent John Martin Shea. _ He said the gift will pro· vlde for expansion or the museum's educational program in local schools where classroom art may be cut back because of Proposition 13. Museum docents will be trained to take s pecial programs on exhibitions to the schools and th e museum will also increase its art education staff to provide more programs, Shea swd. A fire department spokesman said the blaze did an estimated SS .600 d a mage to the r estaurant's rest room area where it was set, Huntington E~pert • Investigators said the fire was 1 apparently set with matchelltin tthe men's rest room. There were no injuries reported. DAILY PILOT ._ .. _ PiftlWnt.,,. ~t.,._, , .... ~ YIC•----·~ ~··"'-' ,,,, ... ,_ ............ ,,,,., ... , ... l dl• ~:~"..~n ... =- c TV to Air Dangers Of Al11IDiit11ID Wires A special report on the hazards of aluminum electrical wiring lhat exists in millions or American homes, creating fire hazards, will be aired on Chan· nel 'television this week. Huntington Beach Fire Department Capt. Carl Duncan. one of the nation's experta on the problem, was interviewect.. by consumer advocate David Horowitz on the issue. Programs are scheduled tonight "&mi Thursday at 6 p.m .• reaturing film foota~• explain· t·ng Captain Duncan 1 mne-year nvolvement. The Huntington Beach Fire Department lnltiated studies ol lllumlnum wittn1 ln the 1980a arter expertencini a aeries of bl11e1 ln homes outntted with it Slnce..attentlon waa focuaed on the problem throutb a Runt· lnston Beath ban on It• use In bome conatruc!t.lon, the lnduatry bu ceased It.a manufacture and rewrned to copper wlrina. Molt recently. Captain Dun· can bu testtfted befon a Houae or R4qnlentaUves aubcommli. tee In Washinaton, D.C., where the U.S. government has filed a lawsuit against 26 mal\ufac· turers. The suit seeks monetary damages for persons who have suffered losses blamed on aluminum-wire fires. Predictions are that in the event of a settlement, more than $1 billion would be diatrtbuted to the virflms Aluminum wiring expandi and contracta far more -tbaD copper when tl(poHd to heat and c..,. taln Duncan tayS siuctta showed over a period ot time th1a cauaet it to loosen in sockets and light awltc:hes. ' He aatd durtn, the Channel ' lntervie\V ln a bouse equlpoed with aluminum wlrtn1 that within 30 q\lnutet -mOl\it«ed by"ilttacbe4 thermomei.r -an electric IOCktt r .. cbed bollinl water tem.peratuN. Clall.lc llumlllum wtrtn1 ftNI trupt wb•n an ov•rbtated socket or 1wltcb t1nlt•• tb• wallboard, paaeliq aDd ce.- aiatertaJ around lt. •. J HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY -W•TH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS A ·~181 blend ot IMty ctlHH rol~ In cllOtce not meats and tooped wt th• cherry. ·CHEESE LOOS Smo11e<1 clleddtt chtff4t covered with HllCI nut ITIMlt; I dellQhltul tMOk. 2 for $5 ;.:.g9 &IL Witch the Jeny L•wla T•l•thon Labar O.y WMk•nd · flrom July 24 thru Sept. 4, for every CHEESE BALL or CHEESE LOG 90ld, Hickory Farm1 of Otlloit wtll contr1but• 20• to the MUtCular Dyatrophy Aaaoclatlon H1clcor1 . t .. ...... VI.LAM OAMA IOtNf • ....,. ............... . ~ OF ONIO FASHION ISLAMD ~ ........... ,. ~"lttl&"Tl6 .. IW • • .COASTGUARD CADETS CUMS RtOOtNO OF SHIP "WMre There •re No Rieb, TMr9 ta No Fun' ,, . . Baekto ·sea . ·- Three Mtuter Tmim Cadets SEA'ITLE CAP> -The ~lopp!er the sea and gustier' the wlnd~ tbe..more Cmdr. PaUl Wellin1-Ukes it. And he saya the Coa~~ G~ard shi.P Eagle can take it as welJ as the best old salt .. It is my view that most of us have never met our limit " says Welling, who is trying to persuade Coast Guard authorities to let him take the three-masted barque a.round Cape Hom this fall, ' trip other Coast Guard officials feel may be too dangefous for ~v~ and its crew of cadets and (:adre. .. WREN mEH ARE NO &ISKS, in-my view, there ls no fun. Last year we bad a SO-knot wind but the sad thing Is there are too few occasions where we can test ourselves," says Well-ing. "Coast Guard se~h and rescue operations are qsually ccµ--l"ted out in a treacherous environment. where a sense or con- fidence ~ay make the difference between life and death." Wellin~. 40, has. for two years., skippered the 29S-foot-long E~gle, .host o( the 1976 Bicentennial Sail in New York. The sbap, with a crew of 136 cadets, 40 enlisted men and 13 officers motored from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Seattle on Sun: day aod Monday. WEILING WAS MIFFED THAT BE bad to use the ship's balky 42-)"ear-old engiJJe instead of tbe 22 sails. "People committed to tbe Eaale generally are in a foul sort of mood when they have to rely on the engine," he said. Thirteen of the Eagle cadets who sailed recenUy from San Diego to Seattle were women. The voyage was educational for some and troublesome for one. Tbe unidentified female cadet was ordered to remain on board in SeatUe and then to report to the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn.. for possible further disdpllne for what Welling called "over-famlUarbatlon" with an enlisted man. The unidentified man was reassigned to another ship and reduced a grade in pay. .. WE NEED COMMUNICM'ION ABOARD. We must have it and I encourage il ·But not famlllarbation." Welling said. The Eagle, known as the Horst Wessel when it trained Ger~any•s sailors in Wo,rld War 11. was given to America as part~f war reparations. • Explosives Found In Marine's Home Charges were being sought to- day against a Camp Pendleton Marine after San Clemente police officers discovered a cache or military expl0&ives in his downtown apartment while checking a prowler report on Sunday. San Clemente Fire Marshal Don Hodgson said the Marine's name was being withheld until an arrest warrant ls Issued. He said the man has refused to talk with police, except to·say that he collects explosives as a bobby and that be had bouaht some of the explosives found In bis possession. Elephant Dies HOUSI'ON <AP> -Despite three blood transfusions, Oba, a J..year-old elephant, ls dead or an infection at the Hermann Park 1.oo. Confiscated by military authorities from the 525 N. El Camino Real apartment were "thousands" ol rounds or rifle and machine aun ammunition. mortor shells, seven 37 MM military rockets. a rocket launcher, illumination shells. smoke grenades and illegal fireworks, Hodpon said. The Marine wu being kept un- der surveillance today at Camp Pendleton. as San Clemente in· vestlgators wort'ed with military authorities ob the case, said Hodgson. ••we think we have a case <against the Marine suspect>," said Hodgson, "but the district attorney may determine that it is the people who sold the ex- plosives to the Marine who should be prosecuted. "Until that determiQalion is made, we have to assume that the suspect may be innocent. .. TUMday, August 1, 1978 DAILY PILQT A3 R11ling Sought on Taxes I Curb Asked on Personal Property Levies Th~ CaillornJa Supreme Court tiaa been uked to order Orana• County offlclalJ to blll and col· lect pert001'1 property ta.xea ac- cordln1 to tax limltallooa man· dated In Proposition 13. Alone with officials or 22 other Calllornla counllea. Orange County ded1lon maken receatly ~clded that the tu savtna pro. visions ot PropollUoo 13 do not apply to penooal property u they do to real property. As thlnaa stand oow, Orallj{e) Oil Dulllps At~oon . ' NotUgal By ARTHUR R.· VINSEL Of .. Delly ...... , .... Disposal of petroleum produc- tion wastes and general trash alone the shores of the Bolaa Chica lagoon wildllf e preserve is illegal al the present lime. Orange County authorities have disclosed Michael Luke, ex- ecutive officer or the Orange County Solid Waste Enforcement Agency, furnished a m~mo to As· -semblY.man ~s Man..sers,·D- lluntlnSaon Beach. outlfAing \be .. facts Monday. Mangers raisecl lhe issue near- ly two weeks ago, followiq a helicopter flight over the estuarY region with Huntington .Beach· City Crulncllman J-0bn Thomas. Employes Q{ both A'minoil USA Inc .. which leases the petroleum production site that generates two-thirds or all oil • pumped from beneath the cit~ a n d Si g·n a I La n d m a r k Properties are larsely to blame. officials asserted. However. the company's dumping of large chunks of broken-eoocrete -and-upbalt paving -which is not so hazardous to the · delicate ecological enviroment -Is not being done with a required coun- ty permit. Company officials have prom- inently posted the ll·acre dumping site along the westerly Huntington Beach blufCs with signs prohibiting that since Mangers' protests. They have also said they will apply for a permit to ap- propriately stockpile the con- crete and asphalt debris left over from oil drilling operations under county ordinance. accord· ing to Luke's memo. The solid material wm be used as landfilJ for fuluf'e develop- men t of boines by Signal Landmark Properties, a sub- sidiary of Signal 011 Company, which formerly leased the oilfield, Toxic Fumes Rout240in Dottgku Plant A tanICc<>ntalnlng mlJdly toxic hydrogen-cttlorlde burst a leak today al the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company in North Huntington Beach. forcing evacuation of 240 persons from one production building. Company spokes man Don Hanson sald no one was injured although the work interruption lasted some 30 minutes as Hunt· ington Beach and Westminster fil"emen controlled the cloud of gas generated by the lank. He said the chemical gas which is actually salt did not drift outside the aerospace com· pany's property. Firemen called after the 8:50 a .m. Incident sprayed their hose1 into the sky, thus eflec· lively dispersing the to.ilc fumes by dilutipg them. · The operation by the two fire departments under the West County's Net Six program took about 30 minutes. County pet"Soaal property tax· payers later this weelt will col· lectlvely receive tax bills total· lng about S9S million. But If the Supreme Court ls- s u es the requested order. Proposition 13's one percent or full market value tax llmll will reduce the collective tax bill to an estimated $40 million. Personal property Includes such items as boats, airplanes, business Inventory and some buildings built on leased land. There wu no question but that includina Dr~e County. either • voter approval of PropositJon 13 already bav~ or plan to mall ' ' last June 6 roUed ba~lt the value -Personal property tax bllls of real property to its 1975-76 calculated on pre·ProposiUon 13 level and placed the one percent standards. of fair market value tax limit on Orange County is not the only all real property. respondent named in the petition The state Attorney General's filed in the Supreme Court by the office_ ~d the tax Umtt p~ stateA~yGeneaJ'sorfice. vision· also applied lo personal OfllcialsinaJl23dissidentcoun· · property. lies are named in the Supreme But county lawyers in 23 of the Court petition tued on behalf of state's c~unlles disagreed. stateContr'OUerKenCoryandthe Consequently, the 23 counties, stale BoardofEqualization In Orange County, county Auditor-Controller Vic Helm . forcast such a lawsuit. Monday. Helm said he ha.s no alternative but to follow the bill- ing advice recommended by County eo.msel Adrian Kuyper's between the billing rates until But Heim said lie will llkely impound the portion of the tax• bills in excess of the diflerence between the billing rates until the courts decide the issue. Thal means Orange County' personal property taxpayers will' be malled bills later tbis·week · based on assessment and taxing standards in practice before Proposition 13 was ap- proved by the state voters. For most personal proper. ty tax owners their bills will be' 50 to 60 percent higher than if Proposition U's t ax limitation, provisions were applied. Like Heim, County Tax Collec· roe-Treasurer Rolaert Cit.a saUI. .• r.tonday tre'"hu ~ choice but '9 • • mall the tax bills calculated by Helm totaxpayers. ,.. ........ ,.EWL~DS ~~~ "'oscow CHU6.ct!AFT£A WEDDtNG Christina OnaHls With New-;.faJe, LiielKiUiOv "There is a difference of legal opinion and unt1l the issues are resolved in court I think Vic tHelml is justlfle4 in tmPQUDd· ing the extra taxes.'' Citron said. ·Christina Onassis Marries Communist .-MOSCOW .. AP> -Cbtiltina Onassis. one of the world's richest women, took an out~r work Russian Communist for her third husband in seveo years today. They rode to tb e ceremony in a. battered, bor- rowed yellow Chevrolet. The 27-year-oJd daughter of the late Aristotle Onassis became the wife of 37-year-old Sergei Kaw:ov in a 10-minute civil marriage ceremony at- tended by !l invjted guests and a group of ~ photographers. ll was the bridegroom's second marriage. Tbe nuptials took place in Moscow's Central Palace of Marriages, a huge ornate green mansion that once belonged to Czarist nobility. His mother. with whom the-couple will live In a two-room apartment. was pre- sent, but bis 9-year-old daughter by his ftrst marriage was not. While pallcem.en .held back a crowd or about 300 spectators and Western journalists who were barred from the ceremony. the couple pulled up to the bUlld· Ing in an old car loaned them by the Oreek Embassy. She wore a long drop-shouldered gown or purple-flowered chiffon and car- ried red and white roses. He wore-a dark gra)t business suit. Inside the paiace. the couple exchanged "das" and gold rings and signed the register. "Is your decision to marry sin· cere and free. and can you ensure the full happiness of you and your future family?" a woman official who presided asked AflW.. tMy anawered ~ • firmalively. she d~lared: "Ac· cording to the law o( the R~ian Republic. you are man and wife." No members of the bride's family were presenL The couple emerged smiling from the building after 25 minutes. and she told reporters who mobbed them, "I feel fine. very good." They climbed into Kauzov's gray Volga sedan. but he had trouble starting it, and a nervous look replaced her smile. A wedding reception and a news conference were to be held at the lntourist Hotel. where Christina has been staying in a $200-a-day suite fOl" six weets. The newlyweds leave Thurs• day for a honeymoon at Lake Baikal, in Siherla,. a favorite Soviet boUday spot. On their re· turn they are to Jive in the Moscow apartment h.e bas • shared with bis mother since his divorce thls'year. Kauzov met Christina in Paris in 1976, lhe year after she in- herited control or the Onassis shipping empire as ber father"s only surviving child. He was head of the Paris office or Sov- frakht, the Soviet freight firm. She arrived in Moscow in June, maintainlng that she bad come on business and that there was no romance . But meanwhhile he had divorced his wife and quit his $23S·a-week job. After her arrival. he was her constant companion. but she repeatedly denied she planned to marry until last week. @ '- &EM WISE Both Heim and Citron said re- fu~dlng the possible excess mo,ney to more than 200.000 Orange County personal proper: ty taxpayers will be a maastve Jab. But Cttron and Heim also said there would be a danger ln un- derbllling because it might be legall~ 'mpoaatble ~ bill addi· Uonal taxes alter the blllin& deadline. In a related matter. the As· sessor's office reported Monday that the county's 1971Vi9 assess. menl role will not be ready to- day as originally forecast by As- sessor Bradley Jacobs. It is now planned to have the secured assessment role completed by Aug. 14. The regular assessment role was complete4 by the mandated July t dead.U»e. But under Proposition 13, lhe value or real property had to be rolled bact to its 1975-76 fair market value, necessitating the preparation of a new property tax roll by Jacobs and hl5 st.aff Chicago Fire Kills 3 Boys CHICAGO <APl -Three small boys left alone in an apartment authorities said was padlocked died after a fire broke out in the kitchen. "It was very possible that we might have been able to rescue them if we'd gotten In faster:· said battalion Fire Chief Joseph Murray. "You try to tell people not to lock themselves up like that. but they do it anyhow," Murray added. Killed were Raymond Parker. 1"'1; Tony Parker. 6. and Don Parker. 7. known as Orvin.. Perldot Is 3 very-attordable gemstone with a rather stable price. Althe>ugh larger per1<101a may cost several hundred dOll1rs, you can stlll put tome "tun" In your life for under $100. As Amencan Gem Socl• ty ieweier.. we are quetlfled to guide you In purchuing the finest quality possible ror the Father, 81·, Tortured Chained, Beat,e~ RObbed; Daz1ghter He/4 Pendot Is the birthstone for August and eerty Inhabitants of St. John's Island called It the "gem of the sun." St. John 1s an lsl1nd off the southern tip ot Egypt and was 111"11 worked for perldot Meetly as 1500 B.C. At that tlm.. the piece was known as "The Island of Serpents" becau.. It WM Infested wtlh polsonow enekea. An Egyptian king decided to hive the snakes destroyed to fecllltate protpectlng for perldot. St. John II ltllt tne !Mjor ICMee Of perldot although It I• 1tso found In~ New Mexico and Arizona. Perl~ot I• one of the gem1toMS Wtllch ocx:ur• In on· fy Oft• cofOf'. Thi• JM!rtlcular •tone OOC\11'9 only tn green. Of courM the lt*9n Of green dO vary. Thi top grade. the mo.t dfflrable end veluebl•. it 1 medium to dark, •llOhtly yellowtth-green stone. Vary l!Ohl cotored matettal i• called Chry.o#te. Dark yellOWogreen to brownlth4grHn m1terlal 11 price vou wish to pay ' Mergaret Gable and Helen Popiel .,.. woriltng diligently on updating our malling Hats In prep1'9tk>n of our ftll ma11rn09, They try wry hard to keep a current addrea tlle on all of our pat'°"9 but sometlmee you forget to tell us when you move. If you have moved afnct the latl time you receMct mall lrom us .. or ii you n...r tt1ve. but would Iii!• to be In· eluded In our maltlngs .•• iutt give ut a call tnd we will be happy to add your iwne Our telephone nYmber Is a.2-3310 We wlll bt Pleeled to heer from you CHICAGO <AP) -A lt-year· old Chlcaio woman w11 be1na held for quest.ioainl today aft.er she and a friend .at1e1el.ly chained her 81·year-old rather to a radiator and kept hlm prisoner for a week, robbina him and oc cuUooally beating him. !')()lice aald Darlene Wasruo.ton was .,.. rested wr her fatber. Roy C. W asbtniton. stauered out ol b11 room amda,y In a North SkSe hotel, Nici robbery iDVfftlil10r Mon.roe J. VOWck. Nel~bbora saw him and ..... poBie. WuhlAJ(Gii WU \I listed in aood COGdltion at St. Joseph ~. fufferini from brulaea oo blJ bands, ankles and buttocb, poaible bead lrQuries aod deh)'dratlon. He said rrop blJ hospital room that he doel not plan to press charges aaalnst his only chUd because be 0 1till hkes her." Volllcll said Miu WubJngton and her accompllce, a she-toot· nve man.known only as "fted," allegedly cbalned ber father's ankles to a bathroom radiator and lied h1a wrlsti to a shower curtain rod July 23. Durma the wee1t.1001 ordeal, tb• two aHes·e·cUf beat •t --- Washington with a hammer and a knlfe sharpener and robbed hlm o~about $2,300 ln cash and checks. They fed him • bambu.raer every other day end when he wanted water. he was forced to drink from the toilet bowl, Vollick said. Miu Washington unchained her father Sunday and h• managed to escape from tbe room. LESH. BARR "God put her here on earth and he must ti&\le bad a ~uoo for ber to do tbla,•• Wub1actoo ··~·~::;-:::£:-:....:...~~:..=~~ ... --.-...~~!!!!!"'~~~!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~:===~::=:t!:_ . ,. OM.YPILOT • T\.oay. Aug~\ 1, tt7I ..-. . .. .. , ·· ~~:.~ .. atiag I • • "· . Atty Offer A.NY 8WitiiWitA.llT8 OVI' TBD&f-Mr. Carroll Rotenbaoom. owner ol the 1• Oranie County prole11ton1t football team, muat hn• a P"'lt>' eood tnkUna today of ' wbat Loi Aftle&• ruUy t.bouabt abOut hia Rama. NOt too much,~. • Tt.a 11MWftnce"dneloos because Mr. ltoMDbloom ta movln1 lala foatlNall club lo ANhelm St'4Slum in i•. •ban· donln& tbe crub ol4 LA Memorial ColiJeUm. WMJe all U. Detoti•Uona were eoms on aa to whet!Mr tbe Rima football club would day at UM COilMwn or move to Ora.nae Oounty, Mr. ROMGbklom llleanl a whole lot about Mw Loa A.qelenM loved h1s football squad. ' IT WAS '111E OLD HOMB'IWN Blue and Gold. The Rary and LA wen steeped ln mutual athletic: trad1tlon. Such a love etfair satould never M ripped asunder Ju.at bec1uae the stlldium threateoed to f&ll down upon the Rama' hams. Prior to the announcement that tbe Rams would· in· deed depart to Anaheim's Bia A, the leader of the Los An1elea wooinc sectJon was· the noted LA County supervisor. Kenneth Hahn. He led the drive to keep the Rams in the city. The drive flopped. Hahn whined a lot W~ a New Girlfriend With Ulterior Motive• after the announcement with such statements as the Orange County Rams would turn to lemons. The SUpervbor was showing all the traits of the jilted lover. Then only yesterday, Halpl seemed to have regained some or bis composure. It was announced in the news that he was inviting another National Football League Club in· to Los Angeles -U\e' Baltimore ·eo1t.s. YOU HAD TO PONDER this and say, well, the move has some cool logic about it. It was Just a few years back that Mr. Rosenbloom owned the Colts and swapped ownership for the Rams. So perhaps the Coll owner5bip still bad interest in Los Angeles. You have lo see this Supervisor HJlhn's way. If you once loved a Ram and got jilted, you could probably faU in love again with a Colt. But then today, the dismaying news appeared. The real Kenny Hann \l(as unmaske(j .. lt was announced that be had invited all remaining 27 National Football LeaRue teams to become the hometown love of Los Angeles. WHY, LA IS READY to accept any new sweetheart. Steal from San Francisco and you ve got the Los Angeles 49ers. Rip oU the Houston team an~ overnight it's the Los Angeles Oilers. Or grab the Dallas club so you have the Los Angeles Cowboys. Raiders, Dolphins, Seahawks. Cardinals, Chargers, Buccaneers, Giants, Jets-it doesn't matter. How about the Monsters of the Midway, the Chicago Bean? They could become the Monsters of Santa Barbara Avenue. Los ~ngeles wouldn't be shy. Just give 'em anybOdy's NFL team and Los Angeles will dutch it to its smoggy bosom. "' IJ.S. f:l•d 11.N • Lebanon Asks Intervention BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -Lebanon sou1bt U.S. and U.N. in· tervenUon today to Jet re1rouped unita of the Lebanese army move &nlo aoutheqi ~banese realons borderint Israel. lnformed sources reported. France and Norway also were asked lo bring pressure on the Jewlah atate to withhold support of Lebanese Chrlstlan mlllUas that called for Israel's now blocki"' the army advance withdraw-al from southern to the~. the sources said. Lebanon and ct>eated the U.N. fore~ there . IHEY SAID U.S. AmbasstldOr France and Norway were Rlc'hard Parker was asked to selected for diplomatic pressure uraenUy communicate the re· because their forces make up quest for U.S. Intervention on the bulk or the U.N. force, tbe.ln· •rounds the United States formants reported. sponsored the U.N. resolution They said the campaign was mounted by President 'Elias Airports In Britain 'In Chaos' LONDON <AP) -The stlffup- per Up Britons have shown over five days of airport chaos curled into a snarl when vacationers who waited 27 hours to ny to Veniee were turned back in mid-fligbt because of technical prob- Jems. ·One hundred and sixty-two passengers aboard the chartered Boein~ tefmect to leave the 'plane when it returned tel Gatwick airport south of London art~ an hmlt In the aJr and de· manded their money back Mon· day night. POLICE WERE CALLED in to clellr them from -the air1iner. Airport officials said the pass~ngers were "angry and frustrated" but were shepherded from the plane without incident. "YoY hn'l really blame them for being so mad," said a spokesman for the charter group, British Airtours. a sub- sidiary of the state.run British Airways. "They had waited a long-time to get off the groued." Tens of thousands of would-be travellers have been stranded at British airports because of a slowdown b9 French air traffic controllers. Long delays have been reported at most major European airports AN ENGLISH AIRPORT spokesman said the delays were "the worst we've ever had - beyond belief.·' Sarkis' government soon after Israeli-backed militiamen opened· fire on Lebanese reg- ul.ars to prevent them from reaching their southern destiaa· lion Monday. THE ARMY COMMAND in Beirut accused Israeli border gunners of also shelHng the 650-man contingent. But the sources said the Chris· tian president and Moslem Premier Salim el Hoss resolved to go ahead with plans to deploy the army in.the south despite ob- jections from Israel and local Christians. A government spokesman also dismissed as "nonsense and ridiculous" claims in Israel that the southbound force was Syri~·infh•e.n~~ or ~'!en_..~-;. .,UP' of Synans In Leba'nese;'a!lfiy ... uniforms.' -' "These are silly claims," the spoke'sman said. "The newly re· grouped forces are totally Le banese from all religious sects .and .they are Jielermined to come out from their first real test in the south with Oying col· ors whatever the costs will be." THE FORCE WAS pinned at the southern village of Kaoukaba. ?S miles from the town of Tibnine thahas been . chosen a s command head- quarters· for the Lebanese· reg- ular troops in the south. Israel ~ over a six-mile deep strip or southern Lebanon along its 59-mile-long northern frontier lo Christian militias led by renegade Lebanese oUi~ers Maj. Saad Haddad and Maj. Sarni Ch.idiac. Both ~ommanded a long private war a•gainst Yasser Arafat's guerrillas .before Israel invaded southern Lebanon in March lo push guerrillas off its northern flank. Waier;spout Strikes l1t huge waterspout. the ocean's version of a tornado. cut. · 1 path of destructiQn about 75 ')'ants wide Ulrough North Carolina's Outer Banks at Kill Devil Hills' Monday. One person was killed and four injured as. the gray twister leveled a row of houses in a 350·yard· swath. Total damage was estimated at about SS00.000. Height of the waterspout was estimated about 600 feet before it slammed ashore in the resort area. . .. .,. • ·.. .i .. • f• Man Esca:Pes ·cuba Oii Two lnnertubes MIAMI CAP> -A Cuban handyman pulled from the sea near the Florida Keys says )>e used ping-pong paddles as oars and fought off sharks and d~ged Cuban navy patrols during a harrow- ing seven·daYJ<>urney to freedom noating on two lnnertubes. Then.he weptwhen he saw an American nag. The ordeal of.27-year-old Ramon Estevez Cordova ended when he was rescued SUnday by the crew of a pleasure boat about five miles.off the coJlst of Key Largo. CORdJv A WAS SCJRPIDSED Monday \fben be was reunited with hls Coster sister. Sonia Batista. in Miami. "(thought she lived in New York. so that is where I was trying to float to," he explained. Cordova's fint words to his re$cuers wtte. in Spanish. "ls this New York?" Cordova said be bad planned bis fll&bt for a year. wanting to escape the CUban poltti~al system. He said be left his home in Habana del Esle, a Havana suburb. on July 23 after waiting nine days for calm ~as. At the coast he posed as a fisherman to avotd suspicion, then launched his makeshift craft -two innertubes he had scavenged from a car and a truck then bound with twine and covered with burlap. Many British flights to the Continent travel through French air space, affected by the action of the 2,500 controllers, who are demanding more pay and better working conditions. The chaos was expected to worsen as passengers continue to turn up for flights that are de· laye<l anywhere from 10 to 48 hours. THE AillPORTS ARE swelled with thousands of .-Americans and Canadians seeking cul-price tickets across the Atlantic. Many more are camped outside ticket offices in London. Some have waited seven days· for low· price tickets that are' strictly ra- tioned under international avia- tion regulations. British AlQ>Ort Authority of· ficials said only 16 flights an_ hour were being allowed through French air space -about one· tenth ol the normal traffic at this time of year. HE DELIVERS MORE NEWS EVERY There were ·similar reports from other parts of Europe - and the delays were worsened by landing holdups. .. DAY Winds Rip Alabama THAN WALTER CRONKITE 'IJuaulenwmu Follow in Wake of 'Amelia' I )F~'NK R'EYNOLDS JOHN <;IjANCELLOR In a typical haJ.f·hour show, a television news personality reads only about as many words as are ennted every day on the front page of the Dally Pilot. Thus. your Daily Pilot carrier brings you a lot more news of the state, nation and world than you see on 1V. And, you get· complete news and pictures or events close to home that Walter. Frllflk and Johndon'thavetirnefor. There are more' than 900 Daily Pilot "newscasters... Each is an independent IJ)ercbant learning valuable lesse>ns about peo. ple and business. Boys and girls over 10 yean old can earR while they learn as Daily Pilot carriers. To become a Daily PUot "newscaster" just call 642-4321 and ask for the circulattoo depflrtment. Chances are good you 'll find a profitable carrior route near your home. Walter realty doesn't mlnd the com· peUUon. DAILY PILOT CALl~RNIA . .. Family's Son Taken Away SAN BERNAIU>INO <AP> -A 12·~ea.r~ld boy whole 1l1ttr died :~\• ~tnlr drtven from Tena to h r f alth·healtnc uncle In -.•-U. bet'G to• •"1 frocn.hls parenta and placed Into pro. tetttve ~today,·~ say. • ~-~a• ~ •u turned over Sunday to the Department ol Social ~· Ctll, aftSdal.t Hid Monny. Klt alatu, Godwtthus l>oelrter. 16. WU ~ed dead Su,npy at San Bernardino Med'\'hl Center -allhouab lhe San. 8emardlno county coroner says sbe di~ Saturday. POLICE DETECTIVE Don Saunden aaid Otto and Marvell Dockter had belatedly decided to •eek medical care fM their daua~ter. despite lbelr rell1tous aYeraion to hospitals. Saunders said Godwithus had apparently started he" first menstrual cycle a few weeks a10. and due to an advanced state of anemia -she waa only about 4 feet tall and weighed 00 pounds -lost consciousness after she "bled excessively" for several weeks. THE DOCKTERS TOLIJ'Saun· ders they left Sunland, N.M .. near El Paso. Texas . with Gbdwithus and their other two children. age$ ·12 and 18. Satur· day morning and drove some 800 miles to the Redlands home of Otto'-s; brother. al't>Ut,,.10 miles south Of here. But when they ar. rived· Sunday morning. he could not be fouml. So the Dockters began mouth- to-moulh resuscitation, continu· ing :·unW~ rigor tnortis set in." .. -. Saundert Hid. The 1lrl'1 mot.her told bhn she believed Godwlthua died Just outs~e. or Tucson, Arb. althouah the children aald Uaey could not feel the 1lrl'a pube u they were leavln1 New Mexico. be said. • 'Tbe patholoiisl says II they had sought proper medical at· tenllon. she probably wouu1 have lived." Saunders said. He added. "They came out here with the belief she CGodwithusl would be brought back to life - resurrected." SAUNDERS SAIP HE did not know to which church, if any. the family belonged, addin, that it was probably a sel!·stY.led cult. Police decided to take the couple's 12-year-old son. Hope, into protective custodv because of the Dockters' Inattention the girl's medical needs. Saun· ders said. The 18-year-old daughter is legally on her own, he said. For the boy, a hearing bas been ~ S&hedµled for Wedn~d~ ht'San Bernardino Juvenile Court. A judge will decide whether the boy will be released to .the custody of relatives. returned to his parents or placed in a foster home. Grouclw's Family Disputes 'Mana/ier' LOS ANGELES <APJ -A new chapter in the struggle between GrQJJcho Marx''-family and the late comedian) liv~·in mantger. Erin t leming. 6egan Monday with a series Of hearings that could erase Miss Fleming's claims against the Marx estate. The state Labor Commission is asked to decide whether Miss Fleming was Marx's personal manaeer. as she claims. or his artist manager. as claimed by the Marx estate -represented by estate executor Bank of America. STATE JAW*llEQlJJ&ES that an artist manager -one who acts lo procure employment for a client -must be licensed. Miss Fleming was not a licensed artist manager, and if the com· mission determines she acted in that capacit.¥. all contracts between her and Marx would be declared void and all financial considerations she received from her association with Marx would have to be returned. said the commission's legal counsel, Larry Emmert. Miss Fleming, 39, claims she acted Only as the late come· dian's personal manager and. therefore. didn't have to be licensed. EMMERT SAID HE WILL make a decision on the matter when lhe hearings conclude, but that will probably not be until next January. His decision can be appealed to the county superior court. The commission hearing Is the latest in a series of struggles between Miss Fleming and the Marx family. They were in· volved ln a battle over the con· servatorship of the ailing Marx last year, and then in a court struggle over his estate after Marx died last August. The family bas complained that Miss Fleming abused her aged charge when she was his conservator and th3' she im· properly entered Into business agreements with Grducho· l ~ h~s (any~~ •. \ ~ /. .. Hat'I. Por• ' ', .. -.:·.-·~:.: .. -·i •Mo11te1ey . . ... ....... mi.. ..,.._ -·~·ii. -··· . .. .... . ---• .. u =- f • -· ,l 1 es110 . • -~ • •• ' ' . , . .. .. • f .... " \ . Sequoia CALIFORNIA Holl . Pot~ ,,, ..... -... --· ... -• • San L 111\ 0111~110 ~*7 ~ M44 • ---• 8Jkt:I '. 111:111 . ..... --.,.., . ... . • ,,,._ ......... ¥ ~ P-.«iJ;( o!io; ·:' • = Miies LNG Site The state Public Utilities Commission's conditional ap· proval of a proposed liquefied natural gas plant at Point Conception has drawn strong opposition from area ranchers and from Chumash Indians. who claim the site is on their sacred burial ground. I• • .. -- Tueedly,At.!GUlt 1. 1978 DAILY PILOT A• Bathers Battte4= / ,~ No Nudes Is Good Nudea? f HEALDSBURC CAPI -A summer invasion ot nudists frolickiJ' · OQ the banks of lhe Russian River has touched off a campaJgn to ba : all skinny-dipplne In this resort area so miles northeast of Si(. Francisco . "Slobs." 1rumbled Alice Hinton. whose plush home overlook!i Fitch Mountain beach where nude bathers have shock4:d Broadway in San Francisco yoJ man~ residents by ~.ngagin1 m pay admission to see thes~ public sex ~els . Gel Y~~r things. That's your choice. Bu clot!es on or 1 U call the cops. when I walk out on my deck. AT FIRST MISS HINTON have to see it. I don't have '\! screamed at nudists tllh>ugh an cholce." • electric megaphone and called THE ONE-WOMAN BATn.& the poll~ to disperse coupling\ pits Miss HinJQD against vaca~ duos rr<>m the netgbbonng prop-ttoning nutlfslS. the gay ones at,- erty ol film star Fred MacMur· Wohler Road beach and tbd. ray. wbo raises .<ngus cattle and heterosexuals at Fitch. ' uses the 2.600-acre ranch for ''This ain't no threat to publi~ vacations. morals," said Curly Fitchmer? "But the nudists keep com-27. who peddles cans of beer at ~ ing.'' said Miss Hinton, who buck each at Wohler betlch, lives with her parents and ''I've been coming here seven: 7 . y ea .r · o Id son A nth on y . year~ and never been hassled ..... "It's lil<e Sodom and Gomorrah One of the reasons for a local' in Sonoma County... ord1hance. is that it may be! easier to enforce than the onlY' MISS HINTON FINALLV applicable state la.w on th~ became so incensed that she in · books. Jaw enforcement officials itiated a petition drive to outlaw said. " all nude bathing. The issue will ,, be discussed Tuesday at the SEcTrON 314 OF THE Penat. county Board of Supervisors and Code outlaws indt!(ent exposurf an ordinance banning all nude and willfully lewd and Jasciviout bathing is expected to be in· behavior that is considered or•. troduced next week. rensive. 1 "It's not just copulation;" said ''Under the law, we can't g~ Miss Hinton's mother. Loanna. out on Wohler Bridge and mak~ .. We see oral sex. too. On a mass arrest of every Tom Nuke ·Rule. Facing Test. Dick or Harry ... s aid Un~ dersherifr John 'Hess. , Hess said that "there is no Jaw against.being n1,1de;· and it is d1fi llcul\ 1-0 pr&ve. 1ndeeeift ~ posure." A~ordinance banning .... nude bathing would make ll easier to make mass arrests S4N ~UIS OBISPO LAP> -.( ·-J tenced by U.S. District Judge The pres1dent of an anti·n~clear C"r William B. Enright. power group says she will not ~i 'A.TE "-II .:1-._._ honor a Superior Court ordec • ...., a '7WS-9C'T'' prohibiting .interference with . _ . LOS ANG~ES CAP> -A operations at the Diabl~ Canyon Dustin Hoffman was sentenced • lS-yeal'-<>ld Soutb Amertc-an ttoY _ nuclear power plant. Monday to 20 years in federal -th1? youngest ~mugg)er ever A temporary restraining or~er prison for bank robbery. . c.aught at Los Angeles Intema· was _iss~e_d Monday prohibitmg Jobn Carlen. 32, the author of taonal Airport -has been ar- any mdivtdua.ls or groups trom an \µlProduced screenpl~y about res~ed after U.S. Custbms of- l!lterfering with normal opera· a bank robbery. waa convicted flci._ls all_egedly round 2~ lions at, the. Pacific C-as & Elec· by a jury on charges of armed ~unds or ~alb~ bi~deh In a trlc Co. s D1~l~Canyon nuclear robbery June 30 He was sen-false bottom of h)s su1t~ase. or. plant at Avila Beach. about 10 · ficials said. miles west or here Accordmg to MacMurray's business agent. C.L. Van Sickl~ who h"as comp.Thlnd to th~ sherilf•soffice. ··treddoesn'tllkf trespassers and trespassing b8f reached epidemic proportionf this year." , "The lQCal residents have had it.·· said Miss .Hinton. ..we·r~ , ready to drop a bomb tn the mid, die oT all t.hdse nude bodies.·· "Despite this restraining or- der, we still feel t hat Diablo·can-~n cannot go on line as a nuclear power plant," said Meg Simonds. 29, of San Luis Obispo, whose Abalone Alliance or· ganization was to join a number of other anti-nuclear power groups in a demonstration at the OATALIN~ New .•. '25 ~ C'Uiw ship "Cat.ti,,. Holidly" 1._ 9 :00 em deity ffom the Bllbol Pavilion 6nd JSL le•-Awlon et 4:30 pm. Round Trip. . • • plant Sunday. ~.....-Rapped LOS ANGELES IAP> -The governor's race heated up Moo- S11.00. Undet' 12. .. 16.!IO. A...,.,atloN a. lnfor!Mtlon: (7141 173-5245. d ay as Gov. Edmund Brown ,... s MENT Jr.'s st~unveiled his radio ad· P~A~lu~P-~_l_IT_IC~A~L~A~D~V~E~R_T_l~E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ vertisements lashing out at his " R e publican foe. Attorney ·· General Evelle Younger. The Brown ads focused on Younger's eligibility ror four tax-supported pensions and hts use of public funds. said Brown's campaign manager , Gray Davis. Writer Sfttteta~d SAN DIEGO <AP > -A Holly wood screenwriter who played a bit part in the movie •· "Straight Time" with actor BUV ONE DINNER AT REGULAR-PRICE llND GETTHE SECOND.ONE FOR JOSI •1.00 , Mrved wlln ac>up Ote&l.cS, veQ•t.ble. potato or rice pllal. roll anjf butter J,, ____ ~ . .. • t 1£' .. ,t ... ~~1 p RobtrtN Wffd/Publit.,.,. Orange Coast Daily Pilot Jl!IU U"--·--age Tuuday, Augual 1, 1978 8-rbar• Kf"elblch/Edltorltl P"9 Editor ~~ .................................................................................... .. , 011nty Employees So. ~ a No-win Spot . i Membel"b of the Oran e Counly EmployeH A.uocia ll6n <OCEA> cnn't l><' faultt.'d for feeling lhty were dealt a& dniu.st blow by lhe atate Legl lalure. : When the Leaaal turc losl month a,reed to help ball h;tal eovemments out or thelr 1978-79 financial plight, lt "'-.s stlpuJuted that cmployeoe pay ra11~ wowd be Umllc.'<1 tq.v. hatcvcr st ule workers were ilven. As things turned out. state t>mpl~tts aot nolhlna. So. t:OUnty worktln.. who hod been auarantecd ~ ~ ~rcont pay hlkes under a two-year pact •laned In 1977. aot " nothing OCEA luwyen. sued lo have the county' unllulerol b uch of the contract deehircd Hleaal and their mem· S glvt-n the pay raiSt!lil Qll°ttdlo lust Year ~ It lti estimated that the pay lntreasc pockoae could cGst ai, much as $7 m1lllon f. lf the puy raise arc eventuully aivcn as u result or tlje lawsuit. it would obvious!)' mean in thii 011.e or llmlled l<ftal government dollars that S'1 million would have to be l~ped orr the county budget elsewhere I!. With things as they are. that would moi;t likely mean l(le elimination of $7 million worth of jobs. ~ Consequently. OCEA and tts county c•mployec mcm· ~rs may be seeking in the luw~uit puy raisei, that wowd ctme at their own expense in terms of lost Jobs. ;.-While no pay raises may be a bitter pill lo ~w1tllow <ft.er raises had been agreed to. lt could be an ev~n more distasteful experience for some county workers It OCEA wins its lawsuit. · ' Ti!_e Anaheim Way -. . . -·A g1ance at Oran~e COunty's botched-up political ' mgip shows that Anaheim was not always a reasonabl~ proponent of .city growth daring it!; annexaM<>n binge in the 1950s and 1960s. And a glance at the development A]laheim has al· l~wed in the flpod plains of the Santa Ana Canyon in- dtcates the city's past development policies were sometimes less than rational. Giving the devil its due, however. Anaheim city gov- ernment policies have been a tremendous boon to the en· tire county and its economy. . ..\. In the early 1950s, other Orange County cities turned tltt;ir backs on Walt Disney,;&. plans for a new kind. of a musement park.-Anaheim didn't. And Disneyljlnd bec~m~ the focal p'oint of a burgeoning Orange County taµrist industry. City fathers showed foresight again when they built a stadium for a major league baseball team and a conven· tion center tbat-:added even mor~ to 1.b~ounty 's com-' merce and employment. Anaheim city officials showed foresight again last week when negotiations ended that will bring the Los Angeles Rams to Anaheim Stadium and Orange County in 1980. · . ~H:ce Disneyland. major league baseball and the con· 'ention center, business. ·employment and taxpayers throughout the county will benefit from the Ram move. For that. Anaheim and those who guide its destinies -deserveatipofthehat · A Long Time to Recall The citizenry may be left wondering how far back in his tory the government is going to reach in its recalls of allegedly def ecti-ve vehicles produced from Detroit. The latest reports out of Washington indicate that the '.'iationaJ Highway Traffic Safety Administration' may seek a recall on some five.year.old Fords because the a utomatic transmissions assertedly move from "Park" to "Reverse" a ll by themselyes. It does seem that it wouldn't take five ·years to dis· cover :,uch a defect. if indeed 1t exists. Ford officials have strongly suggested that the shift levers that so jumped had soml' human help. Anyway. if the safety officials really start digging in· to history. the next thing we know the government will be be recalling 1937 Fords for ~uspect cable brakes. 1941 Olds mobiles for automatic shifters that stick in reverse and 1934 Chevvies for suffering chronically clogged curburetor jets. _ No telling where this will all end. Somebody out there may have a covered wagon with a sq ueak.Y wheel. • Op1n1ons expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those ot their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot, p .0 Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Treatrrient ByLM. BOYD The record abows that a New York City mot.her paid the going rate -ls It $50 an hour? -to a psychoanalyst three times a week to read comic books to her 8-year-old son. This went on for quite awbJle. Sbe ~as tempted to dlfconUnue tlht treatment, sbe 1ubleq~ently reportecj, bUt the doctor urged her n~ to atop. saying he needed more Ume to rtnct out why the -b9Y wanted him to read lo him lbatway. Each Aztec emperor in Mexico took a public oath every year to keep the sun on its proper CO\lJ'IC'.:. The classic political prolltise, no? Believe it has served as a model, in all the major elec· Uona of ~ent centurtea. Ho" do you .account for the fact Jbat numerous people who loee all their teeth soon thereafter become at leaat partially deaf? Rare ts the youngster who \ hasn't tried to peel an apple In a Iona coll wtthout break· Ing that peel. But credit Kathy Warier. 17, ol Rochester, N.Y., wlth the sllclng of the longest un· broken apple peel of all lime. . ( I It measured 172 feet 4 inches. She did ll with an apple 18 Inches around In October of 1976. Took her 11 ~hours. ~ I l f Dear Gloomy Gw; How come mov ie murderers about lo gtve a fttsl Injection are alw.ys so careful to get the air out or the needle? Why bother• H.B. In New York City la· an ~lhnlc club that liata amoni iU rules; .. No man may brin• ~ mlat.resa unless she h the wtfe of another member." Ofrictal pa.mt of the Statue or L berty ls "The St•tuc or Ltberly Bnlltbtenln1 tht Wotld." The compuilu ttiat employ fOW-people or lea ln thls countr~ outnumber the companlett th t employ 100 people or rnore by 23 lO on l , I Jack Anderson • FDA Wavers on Red Dye Ban WASHINGTON -The na· tlon 's food supply Is besmeared with hundreds or artificial dyes .and colors that make eating moru hazardous to your health. Many of these dyes have been iapproved without adequate lest· 1n1 to assure their safety. Yet they 11dd nothlng to the food. ex· cept lo 1ive it more eye appeal. The second most widely used artifidal color. Red Dye No. 40. ha~ now a rouaed the concern of consc ientJous sci-enlists . Am erlcans consume over u million pounds or this dye each year In cherries. candy. s<>Qa. frosting mix and Ice cream. It is also used in barbecue sauce. pancake mix, sweet rolls. cakes and cookies. gravy mix and other Coods. It ls the only remaining red dye on the market since the' Food and Drug Administration banned ~ Dye No. 2 as a can· .cer.causiog agent. Scientists now fear that Red Dye No. 40 may also cause cancer. ~·ThE DYE is banned as a foo&- cotorfng in Canada. Btitain, France and most other Euro- pean countries~ Vet the Food and Drug folks. going against the advice of some of their own s<:i~n.Jj.sts , have refused. to restrin: the dye in this country. fhe dye's oMginal"m4nufac· lur er. Allied Chemical Com· pany. conducted one study in which mice fed Red Dve No. 40 developed tumors. But the study was marre<1 because some or the animals· were 1Ussected pre- maturely. A more recent stUdy was ambiguous; so~ animals got cancer from small amounts of the dye. while others, fed larger amounts, did not. One government sc~· ntist, Dr\ M . Adrian Gr~. lnsi that the first study proved R Dye No. 40 has "all the properties of a definite carcinogen.·· He notified his suix:riors of bis misgivings in two le ngthy, confidential memos. He warmed.of ".a messy situation which is likely to escalate to potentially dangerous proportions." Earl Waters The first study. Gross said. rem a in in& red dye on the indicated that "Lymphomas <a market. ' form or cancer> were appearing Dru in exposed mice earlier Ulan ex· Foot.note: A Food tlnd I Peeled . . . This finding was spokesman told our associate Howle Klrtz that "there Isn't statistlcatly significant. There · sufflclenl evidence that Red Dye was a gnntt reason ror Allied N 40 .. H Chemical .... to be alarmed o. causes cancer. econ· over the significance of this find· ceded that the original stufti,... ing ... This dye steruncanUy showing the dye to be _sJI~ shortens the· latent pertod f.or "may not bold up under current malignancies." the memo scrutiny." but said the agency stressed. can't act without more evidence. He emphasized. however, that GROS5 added that "the teluc· the agency is "very concerned" lance or refusal", of his about artificial dyes and has superiors "to view Red No. 40 as asked companies to list each dye a carcino&en seems to be the re· on the label so consumers can suit of improper stallsllcaj make an informed choice. analysis." Agency ofrlcials. nevertbelessarestilllaggard.sin LOST LIVES: Th~ee llv~s taking action against the--only may have been lost needlessly I. S'U6).R 2 )ALT 3. MEAT 'f v£6Ef.A8LE~ 5.. ,CAT5UP 6·. ~E)( 7. t<:E .. CR 9 .. c~o L " ''No doubt About it. livir1g <AUSes cAncer.'' and thous8Ms of others are be· ing imperiled daily at small caty airports by the failure of an eltt· tronics rtrm to fulfill a $10 million air aafety contract on time. Congreseional tnvesb•ators for Rep. Sam GibboM. l).f1a .. have found that a Burrou.gbs Corporation division ln Penn· sylvanla ls already running from four to five years behind schedule In lnstaJUnc AutomaUc Radar Terminal Systems at 73 med1um·s1zed all'p()rts. ONE OF the 73 cities atlU wait· Ing for the delayed system is Pensacola. f1a. On May 8. a Na· tlonal Airlines ~ plunged into· Escambia Bay on Its landln& ap. proach. and three of the :>8 passengers aboard drowned. A Federal Avlallon Ad· ministration spo~esman ad- mitted to us that the accident "conceivably" might have been prevented if the new system. better known by the acronym ARTS II, had been installed on schedule. Burroughs was to have de· l(avered all 73 of the radar ~ys tems by last month-. Pen,acola was No. 7 on the m;tortty list; lt should have been equipped with ARTS I I' lty No- vember 1974: · · Both dead.lines have come and g'>ne. 1be nrst ARTS Tl svstem wasn't installed until last No- vember. and only five are now·ln o~raUon. PeNiQ..COla won't get its ~RTS 11 until next month. ' Tb'(..F AA now is allowing lft1r. roughs until May 1980 lo com· plete the contract. • THE .COMPANY• pleading "technical difMuttles.'' insists the delay lsn 't unusual because of the electronic complexities in· volved. "These are like con· tracts to deliver large com· puters," a spokesman ex· plained. "They are ~ rarely delivered on time." An FAA spokesman said the federal air safety agency has never given any thought to nulh· fying the contract despite the in· ontinate time lapse because "we would have had to start over from scratch.·· He admitted that "maybe. in htndsight. it was .. mistake." ... Brown on Right Path on Rent Controls Governor Jerry Brown. sens- ing a battle he can ill afford and one in which a victory not only seem it 'd'Ubious but would do him as much harm as It w9uld do good. has jumped out in ffont ol the rent issue to call for volWl· tary reductions on the part of landlords. His polWcal acumen in this Is far better.than it was when he o p pose· d Prop. 13. Although measures are pending in the Legis- 1 a t u r e which aim at compel Ii ng landlords to make r ebates or otherwise reduce rents in the wake of property tax reductions. there ls smalhpossibility of any or them passing. Not only ate the realtors. some 300,000 strong. bitterly op· po&ed to anything smacking or rent controls. but obviously the landlords themselves don't want Paul Harvey It. Neither do those who finance rental properties or those who construct them. It is a .combina· tion of oppposition from the busi- ness world .. nd the labor forces which work with them. BROWN PUT his ringer smack on the overwhelming rea· son against any attempts to regulate the rental ho~ing market. "We don't want th dou- ble bind where rent contra dis- courages the building of new apartments and we have a New York City situation." He. added that "the lastthing the st.ate needs is another gigantic bureaucratic police force." Those who. remember re11t control in WW II know It doesn't work. There Is always the under- t h e · lab I e deals o( the black market and even the cor· ruption of the enlorcers. Given a healthy environment the marketplace will take ca.re of the ,roblem through compet.1. lion. As Dugald Gillies. speaking for the Cali(omia Realtors As· sociation. stated. "Housing Is not a public utility. It does not many landlords held rents down operate with a state created in the face of property tax rises monopoly which justifies state averaging 121 percent In the economic control. ll receives no· past ten years. They did it. he state ·guaranteed ratt or return~ says, by deferring ma(ntenanc~. Instead it is a high r,isk business. moderni~ations and capital im "Given time ... Gillies saJd, -provemcnts. cutting amenities. .. t h e 0 p e r at i 0 n 0 f t h e and even accepting reductions in rate or return on investments. marketplace will adjust rents and renect the savings caused Actually the demands or thf' by Prop. 13." His reference was lawmakers for a pass through of to the obvious effect of competi· property tax savings by the lion on the open market. landlords ls nothing more than a BUT. AS Governor Brown has recognized. In order for compeli· Uon to work there must be a vacancy rate. This will not exist tr rental C()nsttuction is suned by regulations which discourage investors. Olllles, plea ror time ror ad· Justment of rents on a voluntary basis is consistent with the un· settled situation the landlords face. They do not know what savings will result from Prop. 13 In view of the rush by certain locales to offset revenue losses with new taxe.J 11•d fees. . Besides. Gillies points out. 4 demagogic ploy de~tg ned to curry votes from Ole renters. WHY JUST the landlords ~ Why not the farmers? Shouldn't there be a demand for a redu~ lion in food prices to reflect property tax savings" And what about all the other businesses which benefit from property tax reductions? In the world of free enterprise it Is obvious that the competitive market will result m ~uch sav- ings a~ are made being reflected in the consumer pri<"e. Any legislation to compel that will be counterprOductive · Sports Still Bi:eaking Segregation Barriers The amalgamation of lbe that awakening while watching races in the United States be1an the ,accomplishment of Jack with athletes. Johnson and Joe Louis. Jackie Nobody more than Jackie Robinson and Rater Johnson. Robinson shattered the tradl· South Africa, moUv.ated by an tlonal barrier eagerness to participate in In· b e t w e e n tematlonal Olympics, has now blacks and erased all discriminatory whiles. The stipulations from the conslitu· S u p r e m e lion or tbe South A/Mean Athletic Court's aubse-Union. q u ~ n t d e · The transition dates from 1971 cislons mere· when a POA 1oll tourna~~t ln ly made ''of. Johannesbur1 lncluded ruteen rtclal" what South African blacks -and. in· wet a lready cldentally, Included Lee Elder apparent -from the United StateJ. the United Stages Is ·•one nation, P&OMPl1..Y tber"afler r~ .... indivisible " " ""NUw Sltnlflcantly, historic s~reaa. Africa bolted It.I flrat multina· 1 t So " tlonal t.enn1t tournament. In 1972 t on n uth Africa 111 en n& -there were live mulllnaUonal ftrat, with alhletcs. sports meetlnp·ln South Africa. THERE 18 somethlna about Since then they are not ev n aeelnf a black men or woman news anymore. run aster. hlt h.rrder, Jump There are no loncer any la~ hither and lift more which prohlblt.lnj.mlHd·ract ttam tn maku it very dlfflcult for • doc· any •I>«'· trlne of whit. superiority to eur. Tb• 1'71 po,TU tlet of: UM! vive fear. awaril weol 'l'h United SUtca erperl~hced Moaoreat • black I And the prized Springbok col· ors were awarded this year to Matthews Batswadl. another black athlete. TR£ NEW sport pollc>: for South Atrtca was made ofActaJ In Seftember. 1976 . South Afrlca s soc~er team -which reprhe:nted that country ln ln· ternatlooal competition lo May, IJ17 -consisted of six bfackl and fl ve whit.ca. The lntepatlon of sports in $outh Africa has opened other doors. Parliament recently paaa~d leasehold leglslatlon tnabUna blac:ks to buy their own homes. As of last June 8. the Soweto Community Cpuncll was granted legal sla~: i tarse measure of aelr·governmeot for that black community and another histortc ban1er crumblet. A CONTINUING problem whlch many Americans do not comprehend l$ the fact that African blacks a.r made up or many dlfferen.l tribes wblcb tehd to ae1resate themselves 't'My do no\ lntetrate wtth each other They do not Intermarry They 1pealc dlffert.nt dialect.a -ln many case!. dlffer•nl laniuaKes. lt wlU be~ barrten wbldt retard a more toUJ amalcama· Llon of blacb wtUI wbltee ~ South Alrlca. But lt hot\ the playln1 fie5dl of ••wr~~ -Joban~rt lb• thoM dlf ~--...;;.111-.....;..;.;.;..._.;..;_, ~ f ennc. ared&sol vtna ( 1 ·NATIONAL ---TUlllday,August 1. 1878 DAIL V PILOT .4 ff I . :==:==::---:::-~~--==---~----~=-=--=-•iiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Drugs Respectable? J I lncreaaed Use Reflected Among Middl,e Class NEW YORK cAr1 -That amoke in the board room may not be Crom t'lf an. And the whltt powder c lnalnt to tho rlma of tboae arlatocraUc nottrUa lm't alwaya Crom eaUnt 1u1ar douihnuta. It should have come 11 no ahock -&houah lt did -wbt!n alle1aUon1 arose that some ,... ..__ White Houle aides used mati· Aweftl... Jua11 and cocaine. Retired Maj. Gen PaBSIDBNTIAL SPOKES· John K . Singlnub man Jody Powell aald he had no w 111 rec e i v e a n knowledte ol such drug use by award for comba t · s t• ff member s. But ting com mun i s m many 10Wlt. middle-class pro. feulonala -the kind of peOple I ro m the Cou n c i 1 who mate up White Houae staffs Al,alnst Communist -are turning to lllicit drugs the Ag'gresslon. Singlaub way even more Americans use was forced to retire le1al dnap as wbhkey and gin. a ft er c r 1 tic l z i n,g These so-called "recreational" . President Carter dru11 include martjuaoa, co· twice. calne. barbiturates, am · ---------pbetamines. even heroin. Gone are the days of acid· dropping long hairs and bearded marijuana smokers. Today's Ctnlury have been e111ly purch11ed and used by mlddle- cl1t1 Americans." But edda Muato, •'What I• new l• wldtnll\I control and th\' vla· lblllty oldf'UI conaumptlon b}'thla mlddleclua." new WIDESP•EAD IS the phenomenon ts hard to aay l1nce dru1 uaen sUll rarely sland up to be counted. But law enforcement offlclala around the nation aay the people arrested for possession in· creuinaly are young pro· feulonals and otherwise "stralaht" adults. Aa ffouston policeman Mitcht!ll De Leon put it: "There are evel;'· day people 1etting busted on the street." A Chlca10 police spokesman added, "Dru1 usage among the middle class and professionals haa increased, especially soft dru1s l.llelparijuana. Cocaine snorting also has become quite accepted with that group of pe<>· ple." NY Reporter Award Winner dru& user could very well be AND A WASHINGTON your stockbroker, your banker, stockbroker noted: "All my your lawyer, your child's friends smoke marijuana. And cent of colle1e~raduate1 had at least tried ma uana. Of yoq adult. between e aces of 18 and 25, 19 percent had experience with cocaine. Clain said the survey noted a steadily lncreasi111 trend tn co- caine use between 1972 and im: BECAUSE OF ITS blab cott, about ., to $150 ~r 1ram, co- ca in e is a substance used primarUy by the affluent. It ls popular "1th the so-called jet set and has been anorted·bpenly at New York dlscoa. It on~-le1ally -was one of the most popular recreational dru11 tn the U.S .• accordln& to historian Musto. a meµiber of tbe White House Council on Drua Abuse Strategy. He said it was used by Sigmund Freud, Thomas Edison, President McKinley, and Pope Leo XIII. In fact, Musto said, "Dru1 use was probably more widespread in the 19th century than it ls to- day. In 1875, you could obtain morphine for whatever purposes you wanted to use it. In 1975, the only way you could obtain Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge .The . $5.88 PRIME.RIB DINNER Special Offer expittt Aa1. 31. 1178 On•the·Mall at South C.oast Plaza Near the Carousel on the First Level. For reservations call: 540-8822 J' WASHINGTON <AP> -New York Times in· vesligalive reporter Seymour Hersh was named winner of the In· t.ernational Platform As- soci a tlon-'s Jack :t\n· derson award. teacher or even your minister. I'm talking about doing it at normal backyardbarbecuea, not ILLICIT DRUGS have woven just big parties and discotheques. their way into mainstream Most people are experimenting America, causing some pillars of with a lotoftt\ings." morphine was through a doc· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!l!!I tor's prescription, specifying ..!! bowandwbyltwasbelngused." DAllS·BR' I WI · .. ·. STRONG DRVG LAWS came about during * period of environ· mental refprm in the early 1900s, at the same time as pure food and drug laws. the community to privately turn Marifuana ls the most widely their backs on drug laws while used illicit drug, says Ira Cisin, Hersh, a Times re· porter since 1972, won· the Pulitzer"Prize for uncovering the My Lai publiclysupportingthem. director of George Washington ·'There ls less concer~ .about drugs now than one would expect h'om the s trong en· vironmental movement todi)'," Musto noted. ti ·Middle-class drug use Is not University's Soclifl Research.. new-. of course. Says Yale Group.Al977surveydonebythe _ massacre in Vietnam. University drug historian David group found that 60 percent of Mus to. "Drugs since the 19&.h high school graduates andi;S per· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~..;;... ,,,._ • --A lot of ters send vou tills. This one saves you nlone~ A glance at most any day's news- papers will tell you America bas to save energy. Fine. Nobody quarrels with that But what can you do? One family out.o1 tens of millions? 'There's one thing you can do right now. It will oost you all of 15¢ - to mail in the coqpon below. You'll get back a sOOrt question· naire asking a~ut the size of your home, hoW' you heat it and cool it, what sort of appliances you use and so on. Fill it olft and we'll feed it into r • omS.A.V.E.S. computer. Out will come your personalized romputer print-out on how to save energy in your home. ' Tips-on how to make the eledric appli~ in your home run more eco- . nomiailly. For instance, the refriger- ator and frett.er. The range. The dish· washer. The air mnditioner. Over 250,000Califomians have already done business with om friendly S.A. V. E.S. computer. Why don't you? It's an easy way to find out bow you c.an save energy in 9our home. • • r Ma; ;$,A.V.E s:£d.=. P:0.-eo~:-'l ~CA91710. I I I'm an Edi1e1n c:ullomer. Pie• lend I mea S.A.V.E.S. qu~1tionn1ire. j I NlrM I I Addrel" I I City Slau--ZIP-I I I I • 1 L _s~n ~~':!! ~'!!! .J ' Dispenses crushed ice, c:ubes or cold water . • Automatic ice-maker replaces ice as you use it • Adjustable Porta Bio Door Shelves • ~djustable. tempered glass cabinet shelves • Rolls out on wheels • Energy Saver helps cut operating cost SAYE 8 What CAN YouCet • 1., a dime tb ... clays?? . .. DAILY. PILOT - • , DALYPIU>T ...... Publllllecl Or-C:O.Sl 0.lly Piiot "'1 ' .•. 's. 21. lt71 1•1-11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IAL~~UOH ""9•Al HOMI 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 llUllOADWll.'f MOITUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMllM-TUlHIU..uMI MOlfU.AllY wnn:u" q,ua 427 E. 17111 St. CostaM"• fMe-.888 F ... j:lllOTMIH SMTM'I woth'UAtf 827 Mein St, Huntington S.ach 5~539 SHllf8 MOITUll.IY 979 So Coast Hwy L&Quna Beach 49'4·1636 tS33 N. El Clm!OO Reel S11n Clemente 492-0100 .... ,, . ._., COC.OMfALNMDAL HO.. 780t Bo!M lw• . Weatmlnmtr 893-352& • PAQlllC Yl/lllf t• tOIS•L 'AU Cemetery Mortuary Chtpel 3600 Paomo View Drive NOWpOrt Beech 044-2700 -MCco.Mte• MOl'TV.UllS UtgUM Beach 4i4-9415 Lagul'la Hills 788-0933 san Juan Ca1>11treno 495-1778 • StJPEBVISORS RALPH DIEDRICH and Laurente Schmit voted against moving forward on the rour·reg1on Idea. Ourtng earlier discussion. Diedrich said he didn't waot to beain dism~· g the administra-tion of the 1eparate county epartments until the experiment•l program ls tri "U it works. l wUI be all for it." he said. Miu OTie:r said she also wanted l() await the outcome of tbe Santa Ana-Tustin-Oranse em1• l before concluding that the regio9al delivery or human services ls the best one I_ • ,, BUT SHE SAID SHE..could save county dollars by implementing the four-region concept in ad- ministration now. For example. she noted, the mental health df!· partment now operates in six regions. rather than four. requiring six regional managers. If there axielour regions,.she sa\d, t~o of those managers courd·be trimmed from the payroll. "What concerns me is.whether social services really can be melded with health." Diedrich said. noting that some counties once combined the services and Q.OW are separating them again. Ml~ GRIER RECOMMENDED using the South County region for the experimental servjce progra'!' because a location alr~ady has been Courtlwuse Work - An $84.000 renovation plan for the former Orange County Courthouse has been approved by Orange County supervisors. • The board trimmed $30,000 fi:om a $114.000 propo90l preferred by the -Orange County His- torical Commission. BUT CU1TING THE plans any more would have jeopardized a $40.000 state grant available to assist in the project. Supervisor Philip Anthony said.~ • · · The scaled-down version will be financed over the next two years with the state funds. $24.000 in county dollars and $20.000 in non-cash county as· sistance. The largest share of the money. $40,000. will be used to complete restoration and furnishing or courtroom one which is being renovated to its original turn of the century condition ANOTHER $20.000 WILL be used lo prepare plans for a display gallery on the building's second floor as well as for an emergency stairway and elevator. Another $24.000 will be spent to reconstruct the ornamental carved stonew<1rk over the east and west entries and to study the building's ability to/ withstand earthquakes. ************************* • • • • • .. • • • • • ... .. • tc .. • • • .. • .. « • • • • • .. • • • • • • • • tc • tc « • tc • .. • .. .. • « • .. • ATFENTION VETERANS! This message is jmportant to you and your family. So. please clip and ~ YOli"qualify for cash burial benefits if your service time included these periods: WORLD WAR I -April 6. 1916 to November 11. 1918 WORLD WAR II -December 7. 1941 to December 31. 1946 KOREAN CO~CT -June 27. 1950 to J anua;;:3r 1955 VIETNAM ERA-August 5. 1964 to May 7, 1975. A 1973 federal law provides up to 5800 for funeral allowances in case of service-connected causes. Other veteran's families receive $250 runeral allowaf)ce. plus a SlSO plot allowance for burial in a privalt> cemetery We have a dedicated section ror Veterans and their families . where specia~ consideration is given. Call us now fnr full details. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • • • .. • .. .. .. • .. .. ... • • • • • .. • .. • • .. • • • • .. ~ lt • .. • .. • • • • • • .. • • .. • .. • • • • • • • .. • .. • f : Barbot Lawn-Molmt Olive: • M morial Park & Mortuary : • 1825 GISLER, COSTA MESA • : 540-,554 • ti (edjec.nt f! ttt. left DfeOO ,,..._., a H1rbor llvd I • • • ..... . ................... . .. ORANGG COUNTY I OBITUARIES Vets to' Meet The Orange County Veterans Advisory Council will meet al 7 p.m . Aug. 9. at the board or supervisors hearing room. 10 Civic Ceoter Plaza in Santa Ana. to discuss '"Medical Car~ for the Orange County Veteran" • HOMIOW"8S • AUTO lft....-C• IF YOU 9UAUPY -RABBITT INSURANCE $41..515C (JAC" ANDERSON) REVEALS in the DAILY PILOT 1tH HAA80A BLVD. MESA ORANGE COUNTY AVIATION PRESENTS: LAS VEGAS & OlHER UNIQUE EVENTS THE WEDNESDAY NITE SPECIAL: Ideally situated between last weekend and next. Wednesday nite is the perfect time to pause and relax. Chauffered limousine s~rv1ce to Orange County Aviation' rlgat from YOUR front'door ar..,Otm CONVENIENCE. Our luxurious 1978 propjet will fly you to Las Vegas in a pleasant 40 minutes where you will be met by chauffered limousine and driven to the hotel/ casino of your choice. Return the same even·ing at YOUR .conven i ence. same accommodations. ch·auffer driven to your front door. As tbw -as $109.99 per person (group of 8). Overnight and smaller groups slightly higher. JOIN THE CATAUNA FOR LUNCH BUNCH, .PRESENTING THE ·539.00·HAMBURGER Only 7 minutes away, Catalina Island's Airport in the Sky beckons you to a unique lunchtime experience. Up to 9 people to Catalina Island for iunch. all meats and fees included for only S39.00 per person. miflimum 5 people. . . ~ - ORANGE COUNTY AVIATION 19511 s. Airport ~ay O~ Comly Airporl ON CALL AIR SERVICE 979-6324 The new HFC otTtce in Miners Village . · is all.ready. Conleonin . We 're here to make s ure that a little money doesn't stand between you and the ~hings you want . \ Last year we hf!!ped over two million people. ~...;.a.--...~ue helped them , . , take vacations . ..., buy stereos, '8dd family rooms to their homes.and P'lY off their big bills. We could help you~ too. Come on in to our new office. and tell us about the things you want. We could lend you up to $25,000. Come on in, call 586-4700. or apply by mail. Household Finance ... where ple use our money to get the most out of life. Our om., HFC Otflca In the Ar .. : 586 IJJC loan5 over 55.000 may oe sec:ureo by ct oombmatlQt' OI reat and pefsonal propeny An equal opponun11y renoer ·---------------------------~ I Household Finance Corporation I Miners Vllla~e I 27041 East a Paz Road I I Mission Viejo, California 9~675 I I WOULD LIKC TO APPLY t OR S I ' NA Ml ' I STRl-..ET 1 ~ I CrTY _ -~TATC I I 7.IP ___ T(LlPHO,.._C.: I • .. j • 1 ] l1 • ~ f • I . ' I I I • .. ' . ~T YOUR SERVICE I NATIONAL Tueed9y,Augutt 1. 1978 OAll..Y PILOT Af. &~ W@M([ ~@l?Wi1©@ E ... •-.'• t1MtQ1 ... 11• DEAR f'AT I have a itll~teanut1 oven. but I also huv" a lot ot spare ll"" Can I save money by U!i· lna one of lhe c:hcm1~al ov,h cl..-aner& lnatead of electrlclt.y ~ E.H . Huntlnaton Beach Tllie porcelain USM OD lite lulde ol Hlf• cleaatq oveu 11 of a lt)fflal ~mPMltloa. made lo ,irlU11laDd ._lib tempenluru. but •ot ove• cleaura. It CCMJll aboat IS lo it ttets' ta elec:lrtchy ~ run a self·c:leaala& ovem. It co.ta more t'-H 5t • ~eals lD oven cleaner to do the Job. A ri%ona Visitor • Would ~to~ f1omTheA880Clates make lllOllOY torvaurbuslness? When you own yoor own business. you know it takes money to make money. That's where we come in. 'We're The Associates. IJ(ith business loans from $20 ,CXXl to $300,000. And we're ready to help ~ get \\Mtever you need. today. Money to help your business? We believe in the growth ci American business. and we're willing to lend our money to prove it. Are you ready to grCJ.111 Associates is ready to help. Give us a call today. . Aaeoctates Business Loan Plan Jack.DXon Associates Rnandal Selvices Co A sdf~leanlag ovn also faas extra lDslllaUoe llWlt la because of tbe hlgla beat nettaHl'Y for sell· cleaniJll. Normal baking lD a sell-c:leula& oven uses less elfflric:l&y. You will balaac:e c:leaalng <osta by tbe enersJ you save in dally ase. E'i.9 ~-llp .. ..._.Pele A brown pelican seems to be pondering signs as it pauses in a Tucson park. The pelican, one or several blown into that city by summer storms from the Gull of California, ignored the no swim- ming sign and headed for the water anyway. 1. Purchase additional equipment. 2. Expand with new locations. ot Calif omia, Inc. 600 SOJth Euelid Anaheim. Catifoma 714-835-9120' • . DEAR PAT: At our family Fourth of July pie nic. my cousin claimed that the U.S. Flag was . suggested by George Wash.iDitoo's coat or arms. Is there any truth in this? D.L .. Costa Meta This tlleol')' waa pt1bUclled by·Martta F. TQ- per, an ~gllsb writer. la a play ln the 18Tts. It was based bD colnc:idenc:e and ldstortau say the \\faslalaf.~at-of-armi; legend bas no valJdlly. Tile '-••Y c:lrc:alated· Washington lDvoeatJon legend also has no historical fact lo back It up. There ls no prool that Washington ever made the followlal statement about &he flag: ''We take l'9e atan from heaven, the red from our mother country, separaUq It by white stripes, thus showing that we bne separal.ed from her, and the while stripes sllall go down &.o pe>s&edty repreaentlog lq>ertY." • · Bel-4 D~ Ota VesmeCla DEAR PAT: In early May I returned $10 worth of cosmetics to Kimball-Nastri <i,roup, Ltd., with a fWl refuncl request. a~g to their money back guarantee. I still haven't received my refund or even heard from the company. I read a letter in your column from anot.ber reader who bad a similar complaint involving t.bia firm. I hope vou can helpmet.oo. P.G .. Laguna Niguel lUmball Nastri't-customer service represen· tative say11 yoar $10 refund wW be malled Im- mediately. No expl anaUon was offered for &be de· lay or lack ol commanlcatton. Ae~.-t Olutfl. a.me 0. It DEAR PAT: J am 14 years old, Can I open a savings account without my parents signing for it? E.P ., Newport Beach Yea. 'Responsible mloor&-illldel' 18 1ears old can open savings accounts lo Ulelr owa names without the signature of their parents. Interest ls paid quarterly on these accounts. $500 a Week Not EnOugh Alimony?·~ .... MINNE/.POLIS <•P> -Ida Mann -wa~ divorced 10 years ago, but wants~ new settlement from her ex-husband. She says sbe ·can't live on $500 a week and a $10,000 annual)µmp sum pay-. ment. When Mrs. Mann. then 56. was divorced from Ted Mann she got a $150.000 lump sum payment. plus the couple's ·fasjiiqaable.home neer LJalte ot the lsleslnsoutb Minneapolis. . ---- THE $500 WEEKLY PAYMENTS continue for as long as sbe remains single, and she will get Sl0,000 per year for another five years. Mann estimated the lifetime value of the setU~ment in 1968 at more than $1-mtllton. But Mrs. Mann says inflation, stock-market losses and attorneys' fees have robbed her of much of the seUlment and she soon will have to sell her home In a suit filed in Hennepin District Court, she argues that her husband convinced her to accept a "shamefully small" settlement by fraudulently undervaluing his wealth al the time of the divorce. MRS. MANN SAID SHE WAS "gullible and unsophisticated," the victim of a "hideous in· justice" and of the traditional aWtudea about the wife's role in a marriage. Mann said .his net worth was only $469.547 at the lime of the divorce. but Mrs. Mann contends in the suit that the lrue figure is closer to S6 million. Mrs. Mann says inflation bas raised the cost of living by 80 percent since her divorce a decade ago. If you have $10,000 or more in 'a 5% bank passbook.we can Increase your Interest rate by at least 500/o. the account for one year at the above rate. New rates are eff ectlve each Thursday. may provide special Income tax benef lta. Important too, our now· famous Savings Loan Is avallable should you need funds.prior to maturity since federal regutatlons require Interest will be credited quarterly or, at your option, you can defer Interest pay- ment untll 1979Jtils option a substantlal penatty for early withdrawal. OC Student W1D8 Degree Michael Todd. Messenger, Corona del Mar. waa awarded bis bachelor of arts degr~ - at · Princ eton University's 231at com- mencement Messenger. son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Messenger of 1501 _ Serenade-IJ.'e1TBce, wlU -bell~uc Berkeley in Sep- tember. 3. Take advantage of discounts ottered for volume purchases . LOana,,.. S6.000 l'rUll be eecued bv .. oontinaoonol •rd pet90IW Cll'CC*'IV 4 4. lrll)rove cash ftoy.i. • ,.,. , • ,.. It •• , .. .. ~ --. I • • -A CJulf+Western Company NOW thru ·August 31st at G'S .ALL POTTERY IN OUR NURSERY . 10%0PF (INCLUDING REDWOOD CONTAINERS, STRAW BASKETS. . AND All POTTERY All you do •s switch your funds Into one of our Six Month Money Market Certl· flcate Accounts. Accounts opened between 7 I 27 · 8 / 2 wlll earn at an annual rate of 7.675%.Thls compounds • dally to an annual yleld of 7. 976% If all funds remain In ~ , ' ~ A i THI Biii M MUTUAL SllllNGS __ ........ AN ~~'-ttOUllNQ UINC>a,_ det~'.~~:r I Ml El office most COr)-- ventent to you: ---·- AllLJNG -• """' lft oaHfon'lia horticulture since 1920 Puadena {Main Ofll~I (213l ~t A• ~la Q13l .wl.cntlttC."°" l'artc (213l _.·.,.221Caot1lt1no...,, ~le (11') 493·!\&St /Cemto1 '213l926· 137'61Cott>f'la Oel Mar (714) 97'·!i010/Covlna 1~31 339-S4781 F1llbf00k (7'1') 128-511'1 Fountain Valley (71•)-3•8390/Gltnd•le Q13) 2'2·'1.-0/Lt~• Satl Mareo1 111•11••·2771 f Port Hue,,.,,,. fao5>08S·23231 Santa An~ C?f•l 5'7·97•11Tllouaand Oella (809l d7·2117/Upland 1n•198t·28211v1 ta (7"1•1 '29-1118 .. '• .. ') .t ·'. 1• I . ' \ .. , J l • I· 0 • r l ,. '1 ,, Ir •' •· .... r ·-- TUMda1. 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' / .... - \ I • t • !1NSIDE: •Comics ·~ocks ......... ·.M·o·v··.·.s .. ·T.·.·.·.v.•s.•o." .................................................... ~ ... i,..~'r'ts ..,-T-, ~ ...... i. 1071 DAii. Y Pll.Of r-., .. / '{ l.Mok .. -Out .Joe, .Here Comes J-et~ •.•.• ' ,. I • ATLANTA <AP>-Pete Rote has reached the lut hurdle before bll llnal &a· aault on bueball'a aU-Ume nc<IN for blttina aaf•IY ln comecutlve 11me1. '44! Tbe 37·yoar-Old ClodMaU Red.I' lbird baMman lied the all·tlme National Le11ue rfford ol '4 ._ by WllUe K ex In 1887 when he bcM.meed • aiqle to rt.ht ndd ln the alxth tnniftl Monday ni1ht Off Atlanta Braves' knuckleballer Pbfl Nl~kro. I · , t I . ·'It's 1 Iona way from 44 tO 56," Rose said. KEELER IS THE LAST man between Roae and the all·Ume record ol 56 straight ENCcfM Star Sharp I LoVe to Beat ~gels-~Matt By JOHN SEVANO doubled'to lead off the fourth in- games aet by Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees In UMl. He'll be lfl'l~ to move ahead of Keeler tonight when lfe fJceS rookie Lury McWUUams, ~ho features a forkball. llOSE llAS NEVER seen the youne Atl nta hurler, who will be making only bia rourth ~ league start with j 2·'0 record. "I aueas I'll Just,h&Ve toiget the most out or my first at bat a1ainst him," RosF said, Ju1t checking out McWllllams. ''He's prob· ubly heardofme,too.·· .. l' m not worried right now ." McWllliams said Rose .went 1-for-4 again.at Nlekro. "I don't know bow I'll feel tommor· . . ~ . tomorrow. I'll just have to wait and see. J am· agine I'll have mixed emotions ... Rose said his biggest concern r•cihg those like Nlekro and McWilliams wbo throw unusuar pitches is that "freak ball pJtc~ers have a tendency to gel yotl lunging. It's the aftermath of facing him CNiekro1 lb \woe· ries me most." HIS ASSAULT ON"What many co"81der one or baseball's most difficult retords to break helped lure Atlanta's largest -crowd of the season, 45.007. and they roared for the visiting star throughout the night. After Rose walked on five pitches in the I • ,, ,, . . • first inrung, there we;e'~ome boos ror Ni!_~t&.t Ofte of the c1ty'i: mo1t J>Opular athlet~. Tfe.p Rose Uoed out to shorts~p Jerry ~stell fh the third. I • • THEN THE STREAK continued 1 wh(h Rose took two balls, sot a rare but expec:tAfd fastball from Nlekro and bounced tt just Oft of second baseman Rod Galbreath·s reach. "It was u clean single," said Gilbreath, who made a d1vfng try for the ball, "lf I hid caught the baJI. l 'd have been standing on my .. head and couldn't have made a throw.·· 1 The tut drew a standing ovation l.t\!1 Sff•ROSE, Page 83 lt ~ J ' .. t ( .. 1\j Rose's PBth to 5; j ~ .. • • Sunday Monday Tuesday -Wednesday Thursday Frlcfay Saturday ~,. July 30 31 August 1 2 , 3 ' 5 • ,. Phllad.,phia Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati San Diegb San Diego / .. ~~ . at Cincinnati at Aa&Apta at Atlanta at Atlanta Idle at. Cincinnati at Cincinnati .~ ' i ' -~ ~ 45? 46? 47? 48? l I . l . . ~ cc ... °""' ,., .. n..,. Oakllnd A's starter "Mall · Keough was supposed to be In a pltcblag slump. H~ hadn't won a game since Ute All-star break and his statistics (0·3 r~ord , 7.6l ERA> during that sP1ln were anything but aw~nspiring. -. • ~ ning. And he pitched himae1'out . - or his only jam of the night when he go~ Ron Fairly to ground into a, forcCllPtay with the bpses loaded in~e sixth. ~ , ' ... 6 ., .,, 8 San Diego Atlanta A ti ant~ .. " 10 ' ~ .. I 9 11 12 Atlanta Cincinnati ~incinnati CIPKtnnatt • Yet Keough made believers out of the California Angels .. . 1l•geb Slaie AJ1a..-... KM~l7'IOI ~y 0.klelldetC•Otorftle 7:Up.m l. TOlllOl'lt OMiand ., Cllllfoml• 1 n I> m Tllursdey 'oe111encUtC.lltoml• 7:Up.m. ' , Monday night as he combined f with relief pitchers Dave l Heaverlo and Elias Sosa to beat , the Halos. 2.0, before 2:9,044 al Anaheim Stadium. Keough, who prepped at l Corona del Mar High, scattered only five hits in seven innings of · work to run hts rec6rd this . season to 2·0 against the Angels, having allowed only four earned 1 runs in ~ innings for a 1. 74 ERA. ••1 MAKE NO bones about it. I Jove to beat' the Angela, Texas and Kansas City," said the 6·3, 185-pound tight-hander. . "I seem to pitch better here because I have more incentive. I love the mound and this is my home." Keough put on quite a display . for bis hometown fans in squar- ing bis record at 7-7. KEOUGH DIDN'T allow a base hit until Carney Lansford Keough left the game in the eighth after he surrendered a leadoff single ff> pinch~bitter Brian Downing. Heaverlo came " at Cincinnati .. 4P. at Cincinnati at Clncinn · . ·so? 51? at Cincinnati at'San Diego a San Olego a.t San Diego 52? 53? 54? \55? in to close out the eighth and Sosa Jiois'1ed ug.for Heaverlo ,in. • the ninth to record his 14th save. , 13' ~incinna'r • at San Diego 14 Cincinnati at Plttsburgtt 15 • . . "'·' . • ' 16 17 18 19 ... . . .. -o# • i-"' . "I. pitched really good tonight," said the 22-year-old Keough, who resides in Newport Beach during ttre off-season. 'Tm glad I did because I was starting to second-guess myself lately. I hadn't been contrif>ut- ing much. and I bad ne rhythm ·and my knee was bothering me." KEOUGH'S KNEE problem started un J\.u1e-"t2 in a naliorial- ly televised game with the New York Yankees. After the third inning of that game. the pain became so severe Ln his left knee he had to be removed. It's bothered tum ever since. Th• problem has been diagnosed as bursitis, and it's ·somett\Jhg Keough says he's go- ing to have to live with -at least for the remainder of the season. "It gets stiff and I'm not quite as strong," he says. "It tires me down real fast." l'BE A'S, who moved within one game of the second place See ANGELS, Page BZ . :· '~ . . 56? 57? - P~~es' _SJl!i~h D~z~les Dodge.~ . . SAN DIEGO lAP J -Los Angeles Manager Tommy Lasorda is reluctant to compare flashy San Diego shortstop Ozzie Smith with his own Bill Russell or Cincinnati's Dave Concep,; cion. Smith. made quite a case for ... .bbnself Mepdey plght by collect· ing four bits, stealing two bases. scoring the deciding run and contribUting several dazzling de- fensive pla.¥s to help the Padres beat the Dodgers 4-3 Monday night for a club-record seventh straight victory. But Lasorda was still re· served in his praise. "I ALWAYS THOUGHT Smith was a good shortstop." said Lasorda of the Padres' outstand· ing rookie. "But 1 haven't seen that much of him to be able lo cl')m pare hitn with Russell and Concepcion." The Dodgers' skipper was far Dodflen Slate more concerned about a play in· volving San Diego's Derrel Thomas that cost him the services of Russell for the night and maybe longer. Thomas was on first base and Gene Tenace w~s on second with the line to gel Billy, .. he rumed. one out in the second inning ··That ·s terrible. I don'l know if when Fernando Gonzales poked Russell will be able to play a grounder to second baseman tomorrow. ll's a hell of a way lo Dave Lopes. who flipped the baJI get hurt." to Russell to start a double play. Thomas denied he was mt~- BUT ntOMAS barreled into tionally trying to get Russell. \ Russell. sending him crashing to "I JUST CAME UP the line the ground in pain. The incident and saw Billy coming across tht· sent players stprming from both base." the Padres· utility man benches to second base. No said. "His knee was coming u~ punches were thrown . but in my face and I just raised my Russell left the game two in-arm to protect my face. J don't nings later with what was know where J hat him. 1 wasn't described as a charley horse \n trying to hurt him. fl's just part his right thigh. of baseball.·· Lasorda was incensed after San Diego Manager RoJ(e~ ttte game. "Thomas went 10 feet out of See DODGERS. Page 82 ~Knapp's Day _Chronicled; It Begim Early /or Angel P~tcher 3:51 p.m. -It's three hours and 39 minutes before game time. yet Chris Knapp is already in uniform at Anaheim Stadium and has talked to Angels Manager Jim Fregosi. 3 :56 -Fregosi says Knapp's proble m was of a personal nature and it has been worked out. He also says Knapp will be in the bullpen until furth,r notice. And Knapp will talk to the players at a team meeting after batting practice. 5: 13 -Knapp takes the field and starts talking to some or his teammates individually. 6:10 -BATTING practice ends and Knapp addresses the team behind closed doors 6: 27 -Knapp tells the press be apologized to his teammates for the way he walked out, that he hoped the players would ac- cept him back with no hard feel - ings. Knapp says he's anxJoµf to get back to work. ' 6: 34 Reller pitcher Dave LaRoche can't understand what a!lj the eommoUon is about, "You haven't won a game in three weeks, why are they talk- ing to you.'' 6:34 -Knapp just smiles. CHRIS KNAPP CARNEY LANSFORD, "There are no hard feelings at aU. I'm glad he's back." IRon Fairly, "If you harbor a grudge over what Chris has done, then you're the one who Is dumb. I'm happy to see him back." \ 9:36 -KNAPP strikes out the , -: first' batter he fa ces -A·~ catcher Jim Essian. 1 '9.38 -Knapp strikes out bis ' second batter. Glenn Burke. on ~ three pitches. :~ 9~ 39 -Koa pp gets M1.ke 1 Edwards to ground out to s hort.1 KnapR retires the side in order. The boos h ave c h a nged t& cheers." , 9.56 Knapp .. who looks like l he's never left. 'gets Joe Wallis I on a,routine Oy to cente r to star the l\inth. 9:5'1 -TONY ARMAS follows ~ilh a pop-up lo Lansford al third. 9:59 -Willie Horton ruins Kn3pp 's streak with an infield hit o(f the glove of Da ve Chalk. 10.01 -Knapp strikes out Jeff Newman to end the ninth and tus job ror the night. Totals: two m -, nings. one infield hit. three strikeouts. t 10 · 02 -The crowd over tbe J first base dugout gives Knapp a standing ovation. 10 : 03-Knapp proves tbe press hus cracked and not Fregosi. 10: 17 -Angels lose :!·O. Knapp still gets the spotlig~t I ....., ........... ~ CORONA DEL MAR HIGH PRODUCT MATT KEOUGH PICKED UP HIS SEVENnf WIN'MOND""A-Y-.' 6:38 -The player reaction to KnapiYS')apotogy ls 100 percent positive. General consensus of Angel pla)'ers: "Welcome back Chris Knapp." 11:%2 -FREGOSl'S ;m~wer· on why he used Knapp: "f di"1i't think he'd be bad. If l thought he'd be bad. I wouldn't use him. He threw the hell out of the ball ·· Top Divers Conipete at· Mission Viejo two of the sport's veterana, Phil Bo11s and Cynthia Potter. 80111, 28, bu nine career MU tlUea to bis credit, t.btee off the tbree·meter 1prlntboard. 1be Olympic gold medal winner ln tM event JIJ 1976, Bo111 wu \steond twice tn the recent MU tndoor meet. flniahJn1 behlnd Lou1anl1 tn the one-me~r com· petition and behind Jim Ken-ntd1 lo the uu-. . ~ott.er, 21. wu1 be attklna bet l7t.h AA u uu. tbl• . WM. 1be ........... ._.-..-. .. ~ ... ~1 1"t, ,..poijad Tt an ls Ued wlU. two.time Mbl• Ob'ISIDk ftaamp Paittj McCormlck",lor DIGS\ diWtc &ka. .on lD A.AU .. DIYING. ..... 7: 15 -Speculation between some Qf the wrtters Is Knapp's first appearance will be in Saturday's doubleheader against the Minnesota Twins. 10:30 -Knapp says he rett good. was nervous. expected the boos from the crowd. and Is I.tad the tnlUal outing Is over with. ll• added he hopes the whole Ind· <lent wUI now blow over. • BJ Solla Sevuo Stan Ho&t Denver i Tbe roid-weary Oran1e Coun ty Slan bOpe to breil out 0( 1 pro\Oc.ced .iump tonlaht <7 '"' wh n tbey ttott the Def\~r Cometa1 to en tntt'rnatton•t VoH•t.beft AMR m• ch at Pou; tam Vanet Hlah . Th ..,.,will be ptQ_i their lJdli .... lit tt •• ,... ' .. ~ wbkb --U,,. .... M ' ; • ' • ' ltt DAM. Y "-OT • GIVE ME A REASON -That's what Matt K eough of the Oakl~nd A's appears to be asking from plate umpire Ron Luciano Monday night as Keough and catcher Jim Es:;i an argue first base ump Ken Kaiser's o.llt ...... ,....._.,Gery~ ruling that Keough balked on an atteml?l to pick off Lyman Bostock of the Angels. Keough blanked the Angels on five hits Uirou~h seven tnftings. ' ... . ' BASEBALL I SWIMMING I PEOPLE IN SPORTS MU SWimfeat Begim F ... P~8J DODGERS. • • Crail wu elated over hls leMm's aeventh straight win. "We're pJaylng the best baseball in the league ... he said "We're playing better than the Reds, the Dodaers or the Giants right now." Recor d Assault Down 2·0. the Padres battled baclto take a 3-2 lead In the four inning on a single, a walk. Tho as' single. a throwing er· ror by Teddy Martinez. Russell's replacement. and Gonzales' sacrifice fly. For MV Pair? TUE PADRES added another run in the fifth when Smith shtgJed, stole second and scored on a sing.le by Dave Winfield. Los Angeles starter Rick Rhoden. 8-6. suffered the defeat while Eric Rasmussen aot his eighth stripgbt victory to boost his record to 10· 7. The two ·teams meet again tonight with Randy J ones. 8·9. scheduled lo start for the Padres againstHooton.11-7. WOODLANDS, Tex.-A year ago, Brian Goodell of' the Mis· ston Viejo Nadadores was high point ·man at the AAU naUonai long course swimming cham- pionships. This year. he'll41ave to fight orr teammate Jesse Vassallo for the honor. Vassallo has qualified for five events in tbi3 year's meet wbich begins Wednesday here and his presence. along with that or Brian Goodell and Ed Ryder. give the Nadadores a good cpance of adding to their 14 na· tlonal titles. The individual medley is Vassallo's strongest event and the Puerto Rico native has. dominated the 400-meter d.is- Los ANonu SAN DtlGO tance in recent years. He Is two-_., .. .,. lllrllM L_, 211 • > 1 1 R1c111rd' 11 • o o o time defending AAU long course NOf'111 cf • o o o o ~m1111 u • 1 '° champion and was a double win· ~~~'" •f ~ : : ~ ~~~I!'.~',~ : ~ ~ ~ ner along with Goodell at the Garvey lb '0 I ' Gamble rt • I I 0 1978 AAU short course nationals ~e'::~:;~~ ! : ~: ~~~:,Jb ~ ~:: recently. ~:',!~::,:rn : ~:: ~:~:~!,'~ ; ~ ~ : NOT THAT GOODELL is hav-==::~~ i ~:: :~r:~:~enp ~::: · ~~~s~~ ~~~l~d~·s ;~~~/aNC~~ =::::~ 1>11 ~ ~ ~: titles. two AAU crowns and a tri· Lecvo11 1 o o o pie win at last month's Mission Tot•I' 33 J , 1 Tot11, 11 • • 1 Viejo Invitational. 'l.o'I A119e1a • , 101 ooo o~J Goodell..still bolds t)le worl4 s.~~~~iner cu. ".,.9-. oo:'-~ ~;;: record In the 400 free <3:51.561 , s.no1e9o1.28--t.Oon HA-~,031 sa-and l.SOO free ( 15:02.401. d .s m1111 m . F11rvv'4>ft, ~'· R Sm11t1.4-: Vassallo's be. 400 lM time of llnmu\~. SG-F.Gonu~~ H 11 Ill H SO 1 4 ; 17 .81 wouJcf easily J,e a WOrld and fourth in the 200 free. Vassallo won the 400 IM . placed second in the 200 IM. was third in the 200 back and fifth in the 1.500 free. In .addition. Ed Ryder was second in the 1,500 free and fourth in the 400 free . He set a national prep record in the 500· yard free this past season at Mi11lon Viejo High. THE NADADORES als o feature a strong women's con- tingent led by Dawn Rodighiero. Alice Browne and Jennifer Hooker. I I-year-ol d ·A d viser ANGELS. ~ ·:· Los AN01us 3 , 1 mark except for the fact it was . :=:~t;.w~ ~~ ~ : o o o set in a ~meter pool instead of H0\1911 1 • o o 0 1 one 50 met.en In length It was In the 1977 long course nationals that Brown sel whar was then a world recor~ in the 1.500 free. clocking a 16:24.60 that shattered her previous best of 16:33.94. She was also third in the 200 butterfly and firth 1n the 4Q8 free. Carty Cred ita Son Fo r E nding Slump TORONTO -Rico Carty gives his ll-year-0Jd son credit for his grand slam home run that helped the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Detroit Tigers Monday nlAAt. . ~ · Rico Carty Jr. visited his father last week · and Carty said his son told him, "Daddy, you're not hitting the ball like you did In the Dominican <Republic>. I'm telling you, you're not stagding. the right way." Carty, who turns 39 next month. is in his 14th major league season. He was among the American League's leading hitters1or the first month of the season, but be began to slump and then pulled a hamstring that sidelined him a couple or weeks. But he came to the plate Monday and hit the ••co cnrr second slammer of his career to give the Blue Jays a 4-0 lead that they turned into an 8-7 victory In 14 Innings. "I tbouJdlt. 'What doe11 an 11-year-old know?' But he showed me how to stand. I didn't want to give him credit, but it was the truth. He showed me how to stand and it worked. He told me I would hit a grand slam soon." r-------Qleete of tlae Da=--------. Boston lawyer Robert Caporale, rema.rldng about Tom Heinsohn and his dissatisfaction with coaching at San Diego following the sale or tlle Celtics: "A man is offered $100,000 to coach and he's not happy with it. This is what's wrong wtth sports today." ~ Ebetehere In Sport• fOO'[BALL -· Ten-year veteran.quarterback Greg Landry 0 • signed alilnulti-year contract with the Detroit Lions ... Woody Green has signed with the Green Bay Packers ... San Diego Charger runrung back Clarence Williama mu.st undergo surgery to rt!move damaged knee cartilage and will be lost for six to eight weeks . Linebacker RaJpb Ortega has ended his holdout and re· turned to the Atlanta Falcons' camp ... Baltimore Colts owner Robert lrsay is expected to begin personal negotiations with Lydell Mltchf'll today m an effort lo end the star running back's week- long holdout . . . Jess Pbllllps is due back with tbe New Enaland P atriots. but not before the Pats leave Friday for Saturday's ex· hibition game with tbe Los Angeles Rams. BASEBALL -Pinch-hitter Jlm Norris smacked a bases loaded single in the bottom of the ninth inning to give Cleveland a com e-from-behind 4-3 win over Kansas City . . . Houston knuckleballer Joe Nlekro stumped San Francisco on two hits to pace the Astros to a 4·1 victory . . . Cincinnati scored twice In the ninth inni ng on run-scoring sin~les by Cesar Geronimo and Joe Morgan lo beat AUanta, 3·2 . . . Jim Rice and Geor1e Scott broke out or slumps as the Boston Red Sox exploded for a 9-2 triumph over the Chicago White Sox ... Cecil Cooper's two-out slngle in the ninth pulled the 1 , Milwaukee Brewers Into, a 5·5 tie with ... Baltimore before the game was suspended by casaa ouo..iMO local curlew. It will be resumed Wednesday night ... Ed Flperoa fired a four-hitter to pace the New York Yankees to a 6-1 victory over the Texas RanJ(ers ... Cbrts Speier and Ed Hermann each drove in a run in the bolt.pm of the ninth to gh•e Montreal a 3-2 win over Pittsburgh . . . . . . Greg Ladasld'a bases-loaded double keyed a four-run sixth inning and the Ph. iladeJphia PhUUea snapped a ~game l<>elnl streak with a 6-1 triumph over the New York Mets ... OUo Veles homered in the 14th inning to give Toronto an 8-7 verdict over Detroit ... Pete Rose was named Player of the Week ln the National League ... Tbe AmericanLeague'scholcewasTexas' AlOUver. ·~. San Francisco Giant THT)' Wllldleld and Houston's Art Howe • were taken to a hospital after a head-to-bead collision at second ~-base. Both suffered forehead Jacerationa ... The New York Yankees activated shortstop Bqeky Dnt and optioned catcher Mike Ueadt to W"t Haven ol the Eastern League. Dent bu been on the disabled list since July 9 wtth a pulled bam1trin1. #I HORSE RACING -Lalftt .,...Y rode four more winnen at Del Mar Monday, inclpding favor«l Clout in the Country Friends Purse. Clout returned $5.60, $1 and $2.40 after covertna one mll~ on turf in 1:38 3·5, nlpplfll Always Gallant by a nose ... Plncay now bas 15 winners in slx days . . . Sportaman Joeepli Oliver Tobin, . who would have been 100 next month, died at b1a home near Sao Francisco Monday. J.O. 'Mia, t.be bone of tborouabbred fame, wla named after him: Tuau Al .. elt. 'l3·1ear-old Jockey re- ported mlatng Thursday, was fou.nd seriously lQJure4 and Wl· conscious today ln an elevator well. SUD in her racil)I tear, she was hospitalized and la in erlUcal tOndJUoo. An lnve1U11Uoo con- tlnuea. OTB.Ea sPOaTS -Maf"Yla w-..er, who bel.Ped &tad tbe SeatUe Super5ocllca to th• nna11 ol the NatJoul 811tttball AMn. pl1yoff1, was declared to be a veteran rree a1ent able to necoUate and •ICD wilb any team ln lbe leuue . .. .S,•ru••••• .. r...,.. ti\ , &&DIO: Toalthl -Bateba.U -LOI Anette. at San Dtq~ 7 o'clock, KA1'C (190): Oakland Ill A.aaek. ?:~lfPC (710>. -' TV: NaDil ICbediled. Angels and five of first place Kansas City, gilve Keough' his matgin of victory in the fourth and fifth inn!ngs when they touched Frank Tanana for two runs on three hits. The Joss s napped Tanana's ( 14 ·6) three-game winning streak and postponed his quest to tie Ron Guldry of the Yankees for the most wins in the majors this season < 15>. ·'Anybody who ·writes 11s off for the rest of this year is taking a big chance," Ke'bugh warned. "Mr. Finley has put a com· pettttve ball club on the field every year except one, and this team is no different. "l'VE BEEN TOLD by a lot of people that this team has a bet· ter nucleus than his 1968 team that started winning cham- pionships. "For the next couple of years. this ball club is going to be near the top all the lime." OAKLAND CALIPOaNtA EOWa rO\ 2b W•llf~ ct P.9941 If •rmnrl Horton Oii Oil-pr Nt •m•n lb Guerrera'' T .Duncan lla. Enlanc 8 urkell ..,,,..,. 4 0 I I R Mlll@r cl • o 1 o un•tord lb 3 I I 0 80SIO<lt rl I 0 0 0 Felrly II) 4 o 1 O Lendreaux rw O o o O Baylor 011 4 O O O RuOl 11 1 o o o Cllelk n J 1 1 o Grich 211 ~ 0 0 -so ..... pll 3 O O O 11umpllrey c Oownlno c elir II bl 4000 •020 , 0' 0 • 0 ' 0 000 0 • 0 1 0 •OOO J 0 0 0 ~ OoQ 0 , o ~o 1 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 Toll" JO 2 ~ 1 Totels :n o 1 o O.lt I •114 000 "0 OOl>-2 C.lltorni. 000 000 000-0 E-l en\ford OP-o.~lend Ill. L0 8-0.kl- 131, Celltomt• 111. 28-umforo. s a-Peoe 2. Ollont. S-Eu1en. Keouvll IW. I II Hu ver lo Sosa IP H •Ea 88 SO OAKLAND I IS007l '20000 I 0 0 0 0 I CALIFOaNIA Tenane tl ,l• .. 1 1 ' 7 1 O ) ltnapt> J I 0 0 0 l s. ... -Sow f"I 118"'-Guernro Illy T.....,.I, Clllllt Cl>y ICeouvtll 8ellt-IC-h, 11••-lo T 1 ~ A. 29.0.U * ANGEL NOTl!S -....... 1tya11 IH I will -ltlcll ... ......, IJ.11 1on19111 In,,,. wcond 911"' ot Ille four-941f'M _,_, wUl'l tlle A ·s ... Tiie Angels wlll play '°"' wlll'I Ille A's betor. cm tno 11>e llOl'M \lend wltll louf m«e, 1nc1u01nv • Set-y dOubleheeder wltll Ille Mlnnt'lol• Twins . Anve• std~ Jim ,, ..... hit lntltkl for tne tlrst Um. aurlno Pf"9-oerN 'll'lrmups ... 8rlitn Oown- 1"9 u1eno.o 1111 llllllrig strHlt to ""n oemts .. Tiie A's Dew •eWt'tllt. tlle tum·1 IHOlnQ llome run llltttr. wes • l•I• scratch from Ille lineup o_,, to en eb9<Hs lnftcllon -• 111, I.ti eye , • • Tiie Allotl' Ulended their i.evue-1H01no mlult111 lllftl)I,.. eciu1-1 to ,,,,... vemes Mott- 0.y H Ille crww. e•cept 11 ... LIKI-w11o tied 1111 94J•r wltll l\lm, _, forctd to -•r 11'.Sfttrs penh -Anoe! lettwh , .. ,,..... 'II' .. e)e<led lrom Ille veme In Ille nlntl'I 1nn1119 lor •'9111119 • clOM cell et ~MM lllvolVlno 0.-leyter. II wn Ille tint time '"'984 tied bMfl lllrown out es• llela ~II .•. ~nee Ille A"I mowd to Oal<l- from •-City, llley own • SI.Ji HYitntaoe In gemet Mlcl et Ille 819 A ....... J.u... WM 111,,.n Ille nlOl'lt on lo rest en 1111119 •flit ... To m.tllt -tcw IC,...._ Ille A,,..ls placed Oyer Mlltw, wlW> .... e-. lllOolldef Wffitrecl Ill a <ol-lhlon wltll ,,_ ~ 11 Oetrolt. on Ille tl-dat al-lilt. ............ 1 DIVING •.. competition. Potter won a bronze medal in botb sprtn1board events at Montreal. The nve·day meet at Mission Viejo will •erve as the trials for the U.S. team which wlll ,com· pete in the World Cbam- plonsblpa Aug. 19-29 In West Ber Un. The 1chedule: ,. I SAN 01100 h Good JI """"""" 1w, 10-11 '"" , 1 , In t e 1m meet. e was Flnvtn '"' 1 o o first in the 400 and 1.500 frees. , s.•-Fl"P9?. <w. T-1:i. A-11.m . • -tec:onew<> Vassallo .in. the 400 IM Nastase, Evert ·Next for Oranges By ERNIE CASTILLO • ~--Dll6ly ftMM Staff Barring any last-minute temper tantrums. player·coach me Nastase will be with the Los Angeles Strings when they talce on the Anaheim Oranges in a World Team Tennis match tonight c7:30> at the Anaheim Convention Center. So will Chris ..Evert. who has been more or a factor in the Strings' recent surge than the ever controversial. frequently truant and seldom dependable Nastase. TOG E'lllER, mEY provide a good draw that should help the improving Oranges close out the regular home season with a near capacity crowd if not a victory. On the season, Anaheim is ().· for-3 against the Strings and O· for-3 against Evert. After scor· Ing 6-2, 6-2 and 6--4 set wins over Rosie Casals, since sidelined with a.Ii ltiJury, Evett goes up against Nancy Richey: who has yet to win a WTI' singles match since taJclng over for Casals' tempoi'ary replacement. Tracy Austin. Nastase, the Romanian star who was fined heavily for miss· log several strings' matches last month. has been less of a factor in the freeway series. He was missing ln the nrst meeting. de· feated Cliff Drysdale. 6-2. In the next and Jostto Matk Cox. 6-3. in the last outing against the Oranges. · BOTH TEAMS HA VE come on strong since the WTI" All-star break. Anaheim has won six of its last nine to improve its r~ ord to 18-19 while the Strings have won seven of 10 to up their mark to 21-1.S. • Los Angeles already has second place in the WTT West locked up but Anaheim trails New York by a game and a half for the runner-up position in the East. The match wtll provide a re- union for India's Amritraj family. Anand plays for the Oranges while Vijay and Asbok I.Oil for the Strings. *"'Yer11U,...._M,OT lat ....... I w--IMvrltllO'I• (91 def. lllllMll ... : HolMldO·Nrnlltltova 1a1 def. An"-Y·lt-11 .. 3M .. .lo. ~rotaltlli (NVt clef. co11"4os W : O.nilllll•Ruffel' tNYI def. Collln;s.-1,,,..... ._,M::.e -SmltM~,,_.; 1a1 o.t. AnOlo!W· Ruffell~. · ~~ -G«\Ultb-Allffell INYI ... c;orn119.-Enwnon ,._ ..... A -4,116. .._on-.».INftMn c.t .......... La.1 Wome11 -Turnoull INOI wf. Slo.. f·t; TUNIOulJ • ....._ tN01 •. ~s ..... w ~ -c;o,,._ CSEI def. Petti-W . "'"-Pe11llOll CHOI .... ~Mlwetd .. J. Mhttd -s.w.t"°"'"" CSl 1 Clef acia,_. LU<HM. A -llMYall«lle. Rodighiero. another national prep record holder. was edged out for the 200 breast.stroke in tast y.ear's long course nationals. Her time of 2:39.13 was second to the 2:39.05 turned in by Kathy · Treible of South Carolina. HOOKER, A PAST AAU champion. finished. second. to Browne in last year s 1.500 fmal in addition to placing eighth in the 200 free and rourth in the 400 free. All told. 49 members. or the Nadadores are competing in the meet. which will determine the U.S. entries to the World Cham- pionships Aug. 18 through 28 in West Berlin. Though this is considered the strongest team tbe Nadadores have ever fielded. the team title won't come easy. according to Coach Mark Schubert. "WE WILL BE facing opposi- tion from both the Florida and Nash ville aquatics teams.·· Schubert says. "In ~t. one would have to say that Florida Aquatics is favored to win the men's ·title going into the com· petition. ··eut if everything were to go right. and the kids swim well .. I think we have a chance to wm the men's, women's and com- bined team titles.··_. . . .,. Tourney P ostponed SOUTH ORANGE. N J . - Rain postponed first round ac- tion Monday in the Grand Prix tennis tournament, featuring U.S. Open champion Guillermo Vilas of Argentina, at the Orange Lawn Tenn.is Club. Baseball Standings "DON'T WAIT! ORDER l~¥1 TODAY" AMERICAN LEAGtJE West Dlv111loa Kansas City Angels Oakland Texas Minnesota Chicago Seattle W L Pct. GB S8 44 .569 56 50 .528 4 SS 51 .519 5 49 ·55 .471 10 45 56 .446 12th 44 S9 .427 14Vl 36 69 .343 23~ East Division Boston Mllwaukee New York Baltimore Detroit Cleveland Toronto 65 38 .631 59 42 .584 s S8 46 .~ 7\11! 57 46 .553 8 S5 49 .529 10~ 49 54 .476 16 39 6' .371 27 .......,...._.. O.•laftf1. ........ ""Hw•ullee "' a.ttl_.. ' ·~ "" ·~ lllflgl T-tol,DttrwltPIU .......... I Cl-titnd•, K-Cltv I 101ton•.~2 N-Yorll6,ftUSI Olllt--~ 'T....,·.o-. OU ltfld c~ ~71 11 A•tt 1 ltyen ... , " Clllce90 C""°'Y t-4) 11 9ostOll CTlent 1 )I." O.tron t~ 10-fl •IT-to tc:t.fl<y I.fl,,. ICeMet Olt 10... It.JI at CJe ... tMKt t(lyOe ,..,, .. r. .... (MtflaQ Ml •I .... Yor11 tHUIMr J.41, n Ml11netot• (Per•nowu1 ' 01 •t Sutttt tNlltcllell .. 111, 11 Ollly O-ldltdUIM . -~ NATIONAL LEAGtJE Wes& Dtvlslon San Francisco Cincinnati Dodten San Diego Atlanta Houston W L Pct. GB 63 43 .594 62 43 .S90 th 61 44 .581 lY.t S4 52 .509 9 48 56 .462 1' 48 56 .462 14 Eu& Division Philadelphia 55 45 .550 Chica10 51 51 .500 5 P\ttaburlh 48 S2 .480 7 Montreal so 57 .467 8~ New York 45 62 .421 13 ~ St. Lou.ls 40 64 .385 17 .......,.,._... I# Oletll • • .,_,.,. , ~, ... I. ......,,... t (lllCtMaCI J. All9nta 1 ~.-..-.. -YORI Hwtw '·SM ,,_rte• I OlllY .,.._ t<MelllM T....,...._ ~ c.._.. ""'•ISM o...-c-~"· " St LOV,.t_,tMtMl llCloo<-vc>ll.MnP4 IOI New YOB (HM11me11 1· .. •l ~H-ll>ftl• CC.rt1'0I> •101. n Plttaoutvll t8'blrf ... , et -lrNI t Roget-s '"" " C •nc 1n11a11 tNorm •11 '•• •• ""'"'" fM<W1119-Ml,n Sa.. ,,.11C1Ke llC~r II• rt II HOU\IOft Clt~d '°'""·" JOHNSON & SOH LEASING ••• ALLMAKIS ALL MODELS NEW .. 01 USED f -·- r I I - l • TENNIS I FOOTBALL I BASEBALL Tueeday,Auguat l. t978 DAILY PILOT 83 ......... _ .. JlOSE ••• luted alnut two ml nutei., and ao uahensu. trotted on the flfld wllb •bouquet of 4' roaes one for each 1•me 1n the r.lruk and pr enl d them to ro~c FlrewOl'b e-ruptod •nd Nletro bo cd b.la cona-r•tulatlona. "I'd have liked lo ato over and ahake hls hand, but I don't koow ll that Is ethical ln basl'ball." aald Nh~kro, who called tht> atreat "the ht-st tblnw tltat'a h•PP4med for baseball since the protecUve belmg. ·· Roe uld be wu anxious to 1et lb bU early ~c:auH b~ f.ear.cl the" ther Atla nta wu under • ~•Uend lhunder'$torm forecut. "I CC*kl J1&&t see 1et· Uq a bit and t.beo having 1t ralaed out," Rose nid, .. THAT '1£L0'8A HARD as SlOO worth ol J•wbreakers." he said. "Uanplfe Doua Harvey told me It was • lood field to hJt on but I told him, 'There ain't no badhopsinlinedrives ' " Rose praised the crowd, which cheered him most ol the evening, but booed a couple of times when Rose caught pop-ups for the final out and bounced the ball off the ground toward the mound. "I don't know why they booed," he saJd. "I've been spik- ing it for 16 years. Julius Erving does It." ROSE SAID HE HAD intended on testing Atlanta's rookie third baseman Bob Horner with a bunt. "I'm still gonna try him out." Rose said. /'l .... ar he ha. a great arm, but I come from the old school. He'll have to show me." Be'tore the start of Monday night's game Rose tapped Horner on the shoulder and said, "Keepyoureyesopen, kid." "He told me be had the bunt and I told him I'd give him the bunt," Rose added. Pro Soccer ,S!~~s NOttTH AMl!ttlCAN socc•tt LI.AGUIE NATIONAL COH .. •ttlENC• •·Cosmos WHll1"91of! T-to Rocllestw Tlllsa Minnesota 0.11•' ~- hll.,.DM.._ W LO" GA ... "" 2J s ., l3 ., 201 1• n,.. o .,, ... IS 1l SS 42 <4S US 13 IS ..-O '4 122 C'Mlr .. DI ...... 16 " IS 13 13 u • 10 WHtef'll Dlvblell ....... ,., SI 43 49 139 .... u 122 lJ '' 32 IO •-VMICOUYef" 2' • 60 21 » 112 Poruano It 10 47 3S "' ISi SHiii• 13 IS 43 47 4l 171 LCK Ario-ltt a 20 ).c t.l J2 IO AMllltlCAN CON,l!ttENCI! NewEn111-T...,pa IUy f'or1U- Plllladelpllfa •·Detroit Cl\l<.aQO HQ.Ul!Oft Mamp!lit ,....,, Ole90 ca~rnla Oakland San Jose £'"'9rll Olvllleft ,. 10 ,. 12 u 14 10 II c..rtr•I Olvl1loll ,, . 11 18 10 18 . " WHlfffl Olvl1i... St 3t ... 156 SS .S SI U7 ... SI ons J<IS4 l3 '3 u ll S3 167 SS 0 ""11S )4 56 33 '3 31 SS :i. tO 11 11 60 S7 S3 1SS 13 1S 41 41 3S 113 U 16 32 SS 7'I 101 x-c 1 lntntod OIY 111on t 11 le 1 " J<I ,. ~ 7\ SY, ~lots •W4>roecl for a victory; OM l>Oftlft .. POlnt -ro.e fO( •Ml\ goal scored up 10 • 'lla.-lmum ot tllf'M per t&am per game -...y'tkor• sume 3, Port•-7 (otl AMERICAN50CCliR LliAOUE H Y APOllO N-Jeo4'' l""l•naoo11s Cleveland NY Eagin Coftneotl k u1 ""'-'" Dlvl&IMI W L T O" OA ... Pb 13 S I 41 JO 31 IOS 1 10 ' 2' 33 21 '4 • 1t l u » 2) 61 • • l 20 J I II ~ s , • 24 JO 19 S2 • II 0 19 ll It .. WHMnt DIYl.i.a LCK A1191tln n • t ll 27 32 ~ Q tllon11• I I • 2 31 23 J2 ti S....tller" cal II 6 1 lJ 17 2t .. Sacramento • 10 2 21 U 20 Sol Five potnU aw•rdtd tor a Ylcto,.1; l-llO'"ts awanMCI for• tie; OM bof>ut POlnt loo •Kii ONI s<ored UP to a mulmum ol tM• per le.m per ~ma. ~·.seen NY E•glesa1c-<Jicu1,PP<1.,u 1n T ... T'I M.ttcflel Ho matclltt sdleeluMd DCIET. sim l"l FROM ROD LAVER ~ILLUSTRATED SY llM l'?NSON •·ln*1 ~Ut'ltllOlt COUltT O~ '"' No Interview PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE • BEtOIJI THE awr1er l'OINr, IF YOll WANT 1D IMPA~T TOPl,,11, AHi> G£r ~p MT c.t.1~6 A~ I/It/ .. ~Prll,MMEM#~. /$ A$ IMPOl!.rANr AS SPee-o .' PICI<. Y()U~ TARGU AN'A ANO 60 RJ~ ff. 8E P/!eCI$~ -' Tennis Roundup • Marti~ Writer MOTICSOl'TaUITl•'\IAUI $TAHO .. CAU'°ltNIA ~~; T.S.HO..Ual• T .. •COUHTYO .. OllAJIO' • f lA$T AM•1t1CAN TtfLa ,.._..._.,, COMPANY 0" 1.0, ANOl!l.•l •t N01'1C• O• tlCAlrtlfO-rre Chll\I •NOl114M Tllritff ""'"' IM P•TtTl°" l'IOtt ~rt: OI' toll•l"lci.-l•--·1t1111tWllL ANO Lcn11ts TISTAM .. •U ., leLL AT f'UllUCAUC'Tl()H TO THI ANO f'Olt AUTHC>tlllATIO-TO.M>- HIOH£$T ••DOE• FOlt CA~H MI HI\ T v tt u H 0 a It 'Na (~yatllt .. tlMe ol w•• h• ltwfWI IND•PIHO-NT 4DMINllTllA'f10N • In Argument _.,Of IN UNlad s..t .. t all rleht, 0" ltTATISACT • • Ill .. tl'lll In&"°"'~ to* -lhl•tt OI MAltlAN AL&.t'tll:AN Nici.., II~ .ai4 Detd of T'llU If\ $MA .. N90'IO. o.c.ttff ··~ IM11AMrtvlwtillllftffdtS<rlbeO; NOT•C• ·~ .. ettE.BY OIV~" I PHlLADELPUJA <AP> -Former New York T9'UIT°": JuDv ANN WHITMAN. JON s .. 111tNIOftO "-' ttlff .. • t• t11 ~n1td WDmtn, and WAlTEA petition for ........ Of Wiii .,, Yankees' Manager BUly Martin showed up at cu1tT1SPAl1CU.dlflll••M.tn wa11<eotl..tt1tr'tTttt_i>t.,,,, t~ Monday nl1bt's 1ame between the Philadelphia · •&NAll'•CIARV: cHAiu.es E ..... 111-rend1or ... ~·"'*'1oad· Pb.Illies and the New York Mets, but his refusal to =.!:;,!t.':=;.~YMtn •• "1' '°" ::::~::::;,::' e=~~: talk to anyone except ABC's How~rd CoseU led to 1ttcOl"dtd ~ u. 1tn ., 11111r 10 •"''" 1, ,,..,, tor '"'""'" a healed •...n•m•nt with a New York area re· No • .,.,. tn 11oo11 iu.. Pt9' 1241 °' .,. .. ucu1•" a11c1 1""' ,,,. ·~'MO -•'" " Ottki.i "-* Ill tlle OH Ice Of IN Pia<• of """"-Ille wme llas-... 1'' porter. 1t_,.ro10r .... eou11t1. , ......... for Auguot 1s. 1'11, .. 10 oo •·M. ... In an lntervi•w before •a.... game. Martln •""d ot 1r1111 da1<rl1>e1 ,.,. 1011ow1111 ""ce11111,_ot ~t Ho iot " "'"' ""J """''1" · wld '°",,• at lllO Clvte: C9ntt< ~"" Cosen the spot on his ~lver was ''nothing serious 1.ot , "' e1te11 e ot "" "II'"" w"'· 1" 111e cu .. 01 s.111. Ar•· I could •• tomo-w ill w·-·.-.. •-·· tf9Cl'' • .--.... ...,_... ... c:atltorlll& . • • man-oe • • v ~...... '°°" :ao. Paoit ,. o1 Mlscon•-• D••eo JUiy 21. '''*· HE C!A..,. H• ..,OVLD bunt, ft'sb, S"',..'t a-"" --.,, In t11t Cltflu of tr.e C-ty Wtl.UAMe.St-'Otl ... on.&AI' .,. " """' uu ltocorder of Loa Angel" Countv. Gowlfv °'"' spend more time with bis son, Billy Joe. before c.i11on11. "'-A•A a wAttHN taking Over the Y--Lees •wp E•~theWnC4.000.Crtt. 1•1WHkllffDrift,SW .. 1n BUA lo AllO U<tpl Illa! portion lylnt ~----C... -:• year• from now. e.,,.,,., of "" WHten., ""' °' '"' T .. r.it•m . 4 And. uartln said\ if Red<rie laftd o.tcrlbed 111 tl\a O..d 10 .,,, ~"1w· ~-· ~-.... ~ a.a .... C:-tY of Ol'Mge, ~ e>.<~ .--Hiiied 0rlfl9I ._.,. p,'V'< J ac:kson was sUJJ a member· of u. ltft. "'lodl ttcs,,... m , OHl<Ja• Juty u .1'. Auo. '· 1m • -111 the team in 1980 wben he takes 1ttoonK. ~gain, it would make no -!!°.::U:.~:01':::: difference ... I'll manage ••lier Strfft. eo.oo '"t ••o.. •1 --'--,,-,CT-,-T1-ous--eu-M_N_au ___ _ • h lained CIOscrllled In tllO died~ M.tr<ll , anybody,' e exp . 21• ttcJ, In 900ll 11.,, "°° nt ot NAMaSTATUdNT . -;. PVBUC NOTICt: Martin's refusal to talk to 0ttk1a1 "-• 1>v!~,:.,~0~-1ne ""'°"' .,. !'tJ.io but Cos II led t ~ Tiie ~ ..,.... clftcrllMjl dOtl 81\yOne e 0 8 w:>• f1ot NW • strwt addf'ttl DI' common pute between him and Steve ctesl911•tloft. 01r.ct1om Wftk1en1 10 Marcus ot Long Island's News-~.!:im"l'1t1=rn:i-~.=..~.~= day following the game. "" cs.ya ft'Ol'll IN ""' .-i1u11on .. 1t111 notta to IN bel'lelltlary, Whlltt MARCUS APPARENTLY had thought Martin =:s:.c'~.~.c~:!.L~~: would be available for questions, but the tormer eaufoml .... Tiit '*-fldaty -s.kl Deed of manager declined. • Trust • .,..,,_ ot • llr•ac" °' ctefau11 "I'm sorry, I'm not giving any interviews." 1" '"' 01>11 .. 11on1 1«ur•ct ,.,.,..t>,. 'd Marti heretofore HKUMd and dellftred to Sal n. the underSIQNd a Wf'ltwn OeclarallOI\ "Well, why didn't you tell us that before the 01 0o1au11 tlld ~'°'Sale. •nd FASHIONABLE FIJltN;iQstt; MFC .• co .. nn 0-t ~ .• ,,, I rYIM C:.. tJ7U • C~mputer O•I• Corp0~Mfon. O'"ango c.ountv f• Nevaci. <"-'•· llonl, 1112 Ol.opont O<. •23, ,,., ... c:.. '911$ Tl'lll lluSillftS It tollducted bf a (Or· ooratlon. 'COMPUTER OA TA COR'P., OAANGE COUNTY M S.MOIM. Prtsldent This statement ... s filed witll tll~ County Cl-ol Or~ c:ounrv oe Julv game?'' asked Marcus ' wr1ne11no11caotllt'Nc11M1C1<11e1ec11on • • • '. lo <•UM ttle undeolgned to Wll salO .....,,. 1, lt7t. "Why do I have to t~ll you anything? coun-~rlY • w11n ~~ ..PwllaMd er.,. CAMOU O.UY P•.tot. Dibb ~ B ._ • tered Martin 1'1 came tfown here to•do thls <the· WHtrt1enat1«t11eunotnlonedUM1f<ld .1v1y11.1a.JS.AA1Q.1.1m 1627-71 · 'A . ..tt e ·' · alk • • ¥Id nollca of llrea<.ll -of ••tlon to . s t.J ns ew., television interview), not l to you. ·-dOd Mardi tt, '"' .. Instr PUBLIC NOTICE I:' ~ , · ' Ma t.c''usWHY. WON'T YOU talk tome'?' .. asked Marcus. . !:;;.:1:; :::.0. ~""" 1271• ot i----------~ rc Saki sale'wlll De INde. IMlt •ltl'IO<lt Strvtlure ..... _ IOt '"-•I...., •{h . B-· "Becaus@ like I said. I 'm not giving any m-~1:~~~~T,7!;~~.: ~,:;1~,~::iv~1T:0~'!.,:1.::;r.; 'IWntes --~ .. ezes terviews. 'When I'm ready, I'll talk ... Martin enc:umt>r.ocn. 10 p;ty.,,. ,._nlno ll07 \CIU.'11 ~· Avall.ote IOt JO~'I' ~ • ~ llf'lflclpal wmof ltlenotehl setoredby <ommen<1~July"I, Twt. S.I ••t4 replied.,. 1 , d wkl Deed o1 Trust, wllll lnltrell M In to rt<t1Yl"9 • eo.st•I ConlmlU- From AP Diapatcbes NORTH CONWAY. N.H. Top-seeded~ie .,Dibbs-$cered · tta 6-3~ 6-3 triumph over So_µth Africa's Bob Hewitt lo the 'open-ing round. ot an mternat1onaJ tennis tournament Monday. Earlier, Spain 's Maouel Orantes defeated qualifier Larry Gottfried 6-1. 6-1. ..erantes. the No. 3 seed, was the runnerup lo Australia's John Alexander in the 1977 tourna- ment. Gottfried is the younger brother of second-seeded Brian Gottfried. In other first round action. Hank Pfister came from behind to eliminate Peter Pearson, 4-6, 7-5, 6-2; Cliff Letcher of Austria defeated Colin Dowdeswell of Rhodesia, 6-4, 6-3; Bruce M ansoo defeated qualifier Roberto Lombardi of Italy, 6-4. 6·3 ; · and Nick Saviano ousted qualifier Doug Crawford, 7-5. 6·4. In other matches. Gene Mayer up s et sixth-seeded Jos e Higueras of Spain. 7-6, 7-6~ South Africa's Bernie Mitton defeated Australia's Dick. Crealy 1-6, 6-1. 6-4 and 11th-seeded Arthur Ashe beat Sweden's Jan Norback 6·2, 4·6, 6-1. A•thl Trh_.P .. CHARLESTON. W. Va. Top-seeded Tracy Austin con- tinues to roll along in the Na· tional Girls 16 tennis tourl)ament here, defeating Jane Forman of Providence, R.I .. 6-1, 6·0, in a second round match Mondav. No. 2 seed Pam Shriver had a little more trouble but downed Jane Jarosz of Hinsdale, Ill., 7-5, 6-2, at the Charleston Tennis Club. Third-seeded Kelly Henry of Glendale beat Maria Pe of Chula Vista. 6-2, 6-1, and fourth-seeded Bettina Bunge of Coral Gables, Fla., topped Clare Kuhlman of Fort Mitchell, Ky., 6-0, 6-1. DUJ1et1 Ad1'C111ee• NEW ORLEANS -Seventh· seeded Colin Dibley won a battle , "I'll talk to you when you dry out,' Sat said not• pnwkled. 41dvencu, 1f .,,.,, permit of big serves to edge amateur Marcus. -rttw1tm1sot\alc1Dff<I01Tr11s1. Con1ac.1 em Hos.lfeld ow ~·1100 D M Yers 75 6·3 and ad b 1 •-·ding Cr th taH. ctitt"ges -••penSH ot 111e .'·:w:.~~.s.~ .......... ....,.. rew e . • . . -~ . Then ... M.artin. ~it ve ns Pf'9u... om e ::.Sl:..i-: r.: 1r\IAI <fH1fd llY July u. 26. t1. a;3f, AAIQ: 1.i.' 3: 4, 1 '41.allee-to~econd-roummt:Qe side of rus ne<:k. clirsed Marcus. sayfng be would s.1c1w1ew11T11e11e1e1°"w~. "" 211..,8 Grand Prix.Tennis Classic Mon-never give him an lnterview. ''First-class guys I'll Aulllls• '· ,,,. ., 11 00 • m ., 111e 1----------- day night. talk to " he said. o111e. of T. o Sert1u c:omo.ny, ean11 PUBUC NOTICE ID other first round matches, M~ resigned from the Yankees a week ago :!~~:J~o,~~~1?.:::~1------------Brlan Teacher defeated Ste~e after making derogatory remarks about Jackson a11ec1 , July"· 1m "~C::-.~C::!::~·::r Docherty 6-4, 6-4; John Austin. and New ~ork owner George Steinbrenner. But the :;'i!."='T1ttoc.otnoanv Tl\a io11ow1,,... per-;, dc)j1'9 ._. beat John Yui~l 7-6, 6-4: Terry Yankees announced Satur(lay that he would aualdTrvstee. ~·r~AVEL NETWOrtK/Bristo• Roe a verl ehmin?ted J9hn manage the team again in• 1980. • 'lly: T. o. Strvlc•CA>.._v. v111~ Tr..,.1. i10Soutl\ er1sio1. s ... 1., Marks 7-5, 6-2: Lato Alverez <t9111t 1CM,CA>\taMe ... ~111orni••,.,. ousted Mike Machelle 6-3, 7-5: !~~~==~Y ear~re "---Naswur. '"~ Bill Scanlon outlasted· Ismail El Own c ' W: . Pul>llstied Orenve CoaJI Dally Piiot, ~~ts•PP•• Wav. Irvine. C•lllorn• .. Shafe I 3-6, 7-6, 6-3; Christopher ers an t Q.. J.::'..ly 11• 2S9"d AuQusl '· "'!. ?f.'Y·I• Tl\IS tl\lslneu h conducted l)y Ml '"' ed W I Red nd ~ -.... -dlvlau•• -• Freyss defeat a ter o o PUBUC N&l'ICE ea11»ra Na1-.ir 6-3, 6-4; Trey Waltke got past . Tiii\ \~I was llleel •1111 the Mark Meyers 6-1, 6-1; and Brian Ti R I D---? NOT•CETOcuoiTon ~~~~cier1to10r,,ngeCou<>tvonJutv 6F·a4. i rlie beat Rejean Genois 6-3. 0 ep ace I'-il.llJ!j. SUPEltlOlll COU"T o .. THE Nt19t4 STATE CWCAUflOtlNIA P'Ott "1.tllllM!ed OranQI eo.st Dally Piiot, THE COU..TY ~OltAMOE July 15 ;tnc1 ~ t, e, U, Tm Pro Grid Exhibiti~n Schedule LOS ANGELES <AP> -The vice president of the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission believes that if the Los Angelea Rams move to Anaheim there will be a number of other National Football League teams interested in making the Coliseum their home. Commissioner Kenneth Hahn, a Los Angeles County supervisor, said Monday at least three owners of National Football League teams "can't wait to come here" to replace the Rams after their scbed uled move JS miles south to Anaheim in 1980 Hahn said M could not d1sc:Jos~ which tearm would like to succeed the Rams in the nation's third-largest city. HAHN SA.JD THAT as far as some other NFL teams are concerned, "Their stadiums aren't as good and the1r fans don't support them. "They're going to leave the East, Florida. the fog area. They want sunshine and oranges. not Orange County." There are now two NFL teatoa Al'lni ;Jh Florida -the Miarul Dolphins and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The most notable "fog area" in the nation is#the San Francisco ~ay ,area, which in- cludes the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders. HAHN SAID HE SENT letters to the other 27 NFL teams recently in hopes ot attracting a team if the Rams go through with their announced plans. Asked about Hahn's letters. Coliseum Com- mission President William Robert.son said Monday "such an invitation ls not an official posture of the ' Coliseum Commission. Anything that Mr. Hahn has done is a unilateral thing." .... """"' ~m-1• Estala of JEf!OME S. SUGERMAN, Oeaated. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to lllO Credllllln of U. ................ de<edent tMt all --ll<tYlno <!alms ~Inst the Wld ~ we ,_Ired to file them, wfll\ tllt __., vouchers, In Ille offl<.a of lht clertl Of Ille .00... - Utlecl ~. or to -t tllom. wllll "' ne<•U«Y vouctwn, to 1lle un-dinigMd at ..ot W111N,.. Boulevant. Beverly Hiils, CA. Mlld\ls tllt Pl«• of buslllftS f/l tllt Uflder'SIQfted In •II mat· wrs PffW!nlna to Ille ~•of wld Oe· ceclenl, wl'lllfn ,_ ..-1111 ofter Ille 11"1 put>llutlon of INS notice Dattd Jlllr U. tm. SARAH SUGEAMAN Encutrf•ol lllOWllfoftM aliOYlt Nmed de<eclent AU.N D. SHULMAN ESQ. Mil ................ SWto ... a.-ty Nlllt,, CA tatt Tai: CIUI VMi'll An_, fer a-..vtx Publlsl\ed Orar19t Co.ut Oatly Pllol July 11, 2S, Aut. I. 8. 1t1a ' 2104·71 . . PUBLIC NOTICE PVBUC NOTICE •ICTIT10US 8USINIE~ N,.,.. STAnMENT T110 fol_.,. penons • ., doonv Mlnenas. DIAMOND HORSESHOE. 200 Newport Canter Orin. Sulle lll. Newport e-11. c;.llfom<• t2'60 Soolt'-t'"" Eqwstri.ns. Inc .• • Callto<n•• <.orpor•tlOl'I, 200 N-port C.nter Or1w. Suttell I.~ 8e.t<n. C..ltlorn1• 92i60 T~I\ llu\l,,...i I\ C°""'l<led t1V a cor- POr•tloft Soul-em Eciuos•••aM. Ill( M l(eltll GaeOt, Clleltmen Tllll 'l<llemenl WH lfltct Wiii\ 11'14! County a m Of Orange Cdunt~ on Ju1w 71, .. 71 ~ ,....., Put>llshed Or• .. Coast Dally Pllol, July 2S .,.., ""911sl I, I , IS, IQ78 2194-18 PVBIJC NOTICE -' .... NOTICS TO CWl!!OITOttS "CTIT10US IUSINCU ,.,,..,, SUP•ttlOlt COUltT 0 .. THE NAME STATaMINT -STATl!O .. CALIFOllNIA l'Ott Tl\e fOllOWlft9 pel"JOfts .,.. doing THI COUNTYOl'OltANGI'. tl\lslneuas: HO.A....., M A H U F A C T U R E R S Etl•lt ol llltA8El AILEEN COHEN INVESTMENT ANO LEASING CO , • k • MA 8 EL SH E A CO H E r.. 1m1 Sl<yp;trlc arc1e, • G, lrvlt>4'. CA Oecu\td 927U NOTICE IS H~~EBY GIVEN lo 11\4' e & H RHHrcn. Inc • Gtneral Creditor' ol"" _,named OK-I Partner la C:.lltorn•• cor-•tlonl, 1Mt •11 ~ ,..,,,"9 claims ~~I '"JI Skyparit C.rci.. :r G, Irvine. CA the Wid dtCeclef!f .,. required IO lilt 92714 ., tflem. wllll Ille necnsarv vouc:llen, rn Tiiis business Is conctOcted l)y • tl'le olfl<f of lfle clertt OI Ille •llOW en· llmlled PMfNNIWP utled <°"'1. or to pr_,,t lllenl, •utn MANUFACTURERS 111« necessary vovcr.en. to 11\e un INVESTMENT ANO ders1gned •I IQ) Ce<ltury P•"' ~I. LEASING CO • l>y LOI A~~ c..tllo<'nl•. wT>Kn ~ tl\e 8 & H RESEARCH. INC pl.ce of tlutlnffs ol ttw ~'9'*1 "' 0.-al Patt"" •II m•llen pen.ain1119 to tM e11•1At of By R. L 8VRR. H id decedent. wltll1" tour month> PreslOlnt •lier the lint publl<•llon ot 111 .. Tiiis stat.ment was fllecl w1111 II\~ nollu county Clff• 01 Of•1191' County Of' O•led J Uiy It, 1m JUM 21, 4'71. """• Nancy CM"Oly" Hunn · M~t Aflfl Gall•nos Co-ElltCulrf•tl of Ille Wiii Of tt're •-named Oe<~I 1 Major League Leaders Waclws Protest Cuts. in JC Budget JOE A. OtOUEltSOH A""1My Ill Law t•Nartll_.,W..MO Stitt• AN,~ tJ7tt Pulllltfled Orange Co.st O•llY Piiot July 1a. u . Miu. 1. 1. 1m 270i-1a MAIDEN, ttOSENel.OOM •M WINTltOU8 , .. Co11tury ~~Welt $Mita- l. .. A ........ ColltenMa .... , 1'ot: umm .... 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' D.el Mar, Alamitos Results Pt]BUC NOTICE ,.....,., ..,. c.aJrtCllltttas Put>llthed °'"* Coast Dally Piiot. Jiiiy 2$ •nd ~I I, 8. IS. 1'71 2191·hl • I "' "' "' m "' Hi :t II'\ :l II It =: ,.. Sf EWLYPtlOT I ... ..,,.,...... 'MY DUMB HOBBY WASN'T 80 DUMB ANYMORE' Chria end R•y Bancroft Pertey ShHt to Succen ' ' r Business Millionaire Dream Come True? WASHINGTON lAP> -One d l11runtled member of the House Ways and Means Com mlltee looked at the c harts de11crlbln1 the panel's 118 2- bllllon tax·cut bill. s hook bJs h ea d and cu ll ed it a mllllonaire's dream. The charta 11howed tha t a pt>raon wilh income of $200,000 " year o r more would get a n wverege tax cut of $9,940 after the measure goes Into effect next Junulll")', one with income of under ~.ooo would get about $20. THE LEGISLATION, which is expected lo be considered by the House early next month, would make permanent a major tax In- centive -otherwise exph1ng In December -for the working poor supporting families. They 'ure entitled to a maximum $400 cash credit if their income is $4 .000 a year or less. Jt also would cut the tax on capital gains by about $1.3 billion a year, a benefit mainly for high- income investors. But a closer look al the bill, ap- proved by the committee last week, shows thal 62.5 percent of the net lax cuts would go to what Great, Middle Class Appears To Be Top Beneficiary So Far income subject to a lower rate This would orrset some of the effects ot lnllation, which sub Jects workers to higher taxes even though real Income has not riSf'n. Selected individual tax rates Congress, In these days of high in-( J , would be reduced to benefit fiation ,viewsasthegrealmiddle NEWSANALYSIS mainly middle-income tax · class: those with incomes of payers. $15,000to$50,000ayear. --------------------------THOSE FIGURES don't reflect the Impact ot a new tax break in the bill aimed specifically at the middle-income brackets. It would give each person a one· time $100,000 tax exemption on the profits from the sale of his or her principal home. Almost three-quarters of that $750 million benefit would go to the $15.000.$50,000 class. As with most tax-cut bills. this one would result in a significant reduction for relatively few tax· payers; the average net cut would bubout$139. IT IS DESIGNED mainly to prevent the economy from slid· ing into a recession and to simplify the tax-filing process. 'not itemize deductions. the bill includes a higher stand ard de· duction. Tbe current S2,200 stan· dard deduction for individuals would be raised to $2.300; the $3.200 deduction for a joint re- turn would go to $3.400. Tax experts say this would en· tice another 2.S million couples or individuals who itemize to switch to the standard deduc· lion. THE BRACKETS that de ' termine how much or a person·~ income is subject to what tax rate would be expanded by about 6 percent. to make more NEARLY ZS million couples or individuals would lose a favorite.> tax deduction that is worth an average S39 a year. rt would no longer be possible to deduct state and local gasoline taxes. The 11 million accustomed to claiming a dedu ct Io n .for medical expenses would see a change. No longer could itp to $150 in health-Insurance pre· m lums be deducted uncond1 · tionally. The bill would allow a deduc· tion ror hospital insurance. pre· scrlption drugs. and certain r other medicaJ expenses only to the extent that they exceed 3 percent or income. Brighter Li°ghts Due j· Torn Rag.Brlngs.Rlehes tra&s Really Is Greener Where Sap Runs Free To reach that goal of simplification, taxpayers once again would find themselves rac- ing revised tax forms when they file their 1979 taxes in 1980. And som e could wind up paying higher taxes because ~r som~ of the pro~ons. The most notice;~ change for m88t individual d be an increase to $1,000 in ttie current $750-per-person exemption. nus DETROtr <AP) -Now that the federal government has seen the light.. General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. are preparing to equip some 1979 model cars with new headlamps, designed to improve nlgbt vishm by 20 pereent. The Transportation De partment approved the new design last week. after determining the new sealed beams will not seriously .. impair the vision of oncotr\ipg drivers. . "' A,.,,. 1AroC Atvl At•I $i ~~i§ Ill! ti• 41fC "'' "'CA ""' .,., Am A¥0< lfl INcl .... a.tc = ii!! = E ~ 1El re E II! •• :: .. •• :: i CONCORD <AP > -·The nouveau riche often say they've aone from ''rags to riches," but Chris started turning out more wall hangings with other sun- shiny sayings. They sold so well that the couple "decided to' stop "Our only criteria ar~ that-' amount is subtracted from in· they be happy a nd positive ; come subject to taxe~. GM swkesm an Don Postma said he does not know which models will carry the new headlights. but he said they will be in- stalled on ·;,ome luxury models" at the start of the 1979 model year. • The luxury compact Lincoln Versailles will carry the brighter headlights ln 1.979, sald Robert H. Hamar. manager of engmeering and l>rodUct news-at For4. • _ -chrts and Ray·eancroft g,tve the cliche solne meantnJ. Their~· million-dollar design business literally sprang from a ripped bedsheet. •tooling around." ,. there are enough downers in Ure world." Ray §aid. ON mE OTHER hand, the Ex&mples slogans include: now -familiar gener:il cr.tlit RAY QUIT IDS job as opera- tions manager for a department store and they devoted full effort to the design business. -''If you are ~ing r\fn~out of would .b.e eliminated. Th ls town, get in front of the crowd credit. subtracted directly from and make illook like a parade... taxes owed, Is $35 a person. The 'E bild ·th taxpayer bas the a lternative of The new headlights provide mote efficient power. enabling the auto companies to use a lighter-weight alternator system, said Harnar. This reduces car weight. aiding the automakers in fuel economy efforts. the Ford spokesman said. As young newlyweds five years ago, lhe Bancrof'ts started out with little in tbi&..sommunity 4-0 miles east of San Francisco. -' very c comes "1 subtracting 2 percent of the first t he m essage that God is dis· $9,000 or taxable income. for a Tom Houston, a Chrysler Corp. spokesman. said he did not know ot any plans to use the brighter headlights at the No. 3 auto ''When I started making more money than him. s uddenly my dumb hobby wasn't so dumb any more," Chris said. "He started getting down on the kitchen floor couraged with mad.·· m aximum credit of $180. -"Every great oak was a Ill· -For the three-quarters o r company. ... WHEN TIIE SHEET ripped, it seemCi!Uke they had even less. tie nutthathelditsground. · ·" couples and individuals who do American Motors Corp. spokesman John Plchurski said be did not know when bis firm would offer the new headlights. -But-Yehris, an a•t ·school. -a nd helping me." graduate whose life philosophy rivals Pollyanna's, assessed the situation and decided that she wasn't losing a bedsheet; she was gaining a canvas. THAT WAS TWO years ago. IF YOU HEAR the sound of s11p running, recognize that the Bancrofts are "riding its now air the way tot.be bank. Ray estimates that a million- dollar gross for fiscal 1978 is a conservative figure. She cut the sheet into 12-by-14· inch patches, painted a few yellow lemons on tM white background, stapled strips or wood along the borders and in· scribed them with the now- familiar slogan: Today, wUh Chris overseeing artwork and Ray keeping the books. Bancroft Designs Inc., employs some 60 artists, sUJc- screenen and secretaries and has contracts with Macy's, Gim- bels, Penneys and other large retailers. Chris said the transition from art school student to big busi· nesswoman is "a real kick in the pa nts." But success has n't gone to her head. "WHEN LIFE GIVES you lemons ... make lemonade." The produc{ line includes calendars. chair covers. bulletin boards, pillows. curtains, and toaster covers. · "IT'S ALMOST embarrassing that it just started with some dumb sheets and grew into such a big business. It just blows you away," she said. Almost as a lark, the Ban· croft:s.beean dis_playing them ut San Francisco street fairs and discovered truth iR the axiom upon which their business is rounded: Optimism sells. Their stable of ch eerful slogans to adorn these products is kept wetl-~ocked by friends who call to offer proverbs and words of wisdom they've read or heard. He r friends envy her now be~use "they think the grass is greener on the other side," she said. ··And it is -a little bit · · ; Coastal Firms~Report Amcord Inc. Gains in Revenue, Earnings Amcord Inc. Newport Beach, has reportea re· cord revenues and earnings for the second quarter and first six months of 1978. Earnings per share during the second quarter exceeded those achieved during the entire record -first hall of 1977. Nel income in the second quarter ended June 30 rose 26 percent to $8,344,000, or $1.15 a share. from $6,646,000 , or 90 cents, during the second quarter of last year. Second quarter re· T."KING venu es increased to ~' 87,237,000 from the STOCK .858.ooo reported last ---------"year. Second quarte r earnings Include a 10 cents share gain on the April sale of the company's Snowmass Corp. subsidiary. Revenue and earnines for the six-month period ended June 30 also reached record leveb. Earn- ings rose 29 percent lo $10,223,000, or $1.39 a share, com pared "With 1977 first-half earnings of $7,943,000, or Sl.07. Six-month revenues increased 13 percent to $149,160,000 from $132,389,000 reported during the like period last year. Cement remained a key factor throughout the second quarter. as sales continued eapecially strong ln the Western marketa. The company said shortages have developed ln many rerto111 of the country and California aod Arizona ue amooi the ar eas most heavily affected, it reported. Amcord has announced a UO mllllon modernization program for the company's Riverside cement division'• Oro Grande Plant. -...u---0-4 Seminars ....,. Eye Deeds JJPAJPA ~~. -....... ,.~.-. ;z.=. NODEP<STOM APPBOV!D CREDIT The first of four free half ·hour seminars on second trust def.cit will be held at 4 p.m. Wed· ntaday at. the Red Onion ln El Toro. Don Hef'IOI, executive vtce president or Newport Equity Funds, wtll condu ct the semlnart in a slide ehow rorm•t. _ ReservaUOftl.: can be m ad t b1 callln& the Nt#J>Ol't F..quUi' Office at L11un1 Hilu, eao.sroo. or. ewpon 1ad1 ................................... '711-1001. • Far 1t'est Tel& Earttlnp Far West Financial Corp .. Newport Beach. has announced net earnings of $4,315,380, or $2.19 a share, for the six months ended June 30, compared with $2,273,882, or $1.16, for the 1977 period, an In· crease or 90 percent. Net earnings for the second quarter were $2.163.591 . or $1.10. compared with $1.239,117. or 63 cents, forthe 1977 period. Per-share results include non-recurring gains, realized from the sale of real estate previously ac· quired through foreclosure. of 54 cents and 49 cents for the six months ended June 30, 1978 and 1977, respectively. and 1 cent and 27 cents for the second quarter of 1978 and 1977, respectively. Property acquired through fo reclosure amounted to only $123,667 at June JO. the lowest level reported in the past 10 years. Savings growth was $43.2 mllllon for the first six months. compared with 'the 1977 growth of $42.6 million. New loan volume recorded during the first six m onths of 1978 was $99.6 million at an average yield of 9.78 percent, compared with $103.6 million at an average yield of 9.03 percent for the 1977 com parable period. ... r1 .... •••redttrft "•'* A full·Ootation fiberglass kayak for ocean. lake and river boating has been developed by Tad· co. Inc., Costa Mesa. The Offshore Kayak 4.2. weighing 4S pounds. hA11 a deep-vee t)ntry that enables It to drive through waves and hold a steady line In a chop. Its molded cockptt well is designed lo allow a paddler to roll tree of the boat and gel back aboard without fiJllng the boat wftb weter . The koyak is 14 feet long and has~.JI 24·lnch beam. Bulll·ln roam flotaUot1 provides • loading capability of 350 pounds and the boat has six cable feel of waterfree storage space. It ts riberglass and comeslnnll)ecolors. The kayak wa1 designed by Tad Springer, an ~ean l'acer who wanted o lost bont that would •P· peal to 1aUon. surfers. camping e.nthusiaall and people who want an afternoon of scenic cxorclH on the water. ,,..,... Prerwrtw s.w Ten nd 1even.·ti-nthJ acf' at Park RedhlU, a new deftloPmcnt In rrvlne. tiave been 11old by the Irvine CO., Nt•'POrt Be.-ch, to Tarnutzer/Hamllton Development CO., lnc .. Garden Grove . Orubbft Ellis Commerclet 81'.'9,kenge Co represented buyer and 111ler. 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M """'" I • ~Ill ~~., ""1l'l'lt ." ·-.. • tuuu ~.» u 11 "'"' L41r ,_., UJ 1 00 , l .. ~, !O t{. tCI It h,,. t n '""'•• t NU~~.;:,:::.1"""- Tu dar Clo ing Pri .. NYSE t COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS TUMctey. August t. 1978 VN DAILY PILOT Bo Value Falls Collectible. Lose Worth '.•;• "'~· ~~~' •• • By SYLVIA PORTEil ~f~ t!dltrh~. popularity of "collectibles'' -so-caJted .. limlted ~·:i on medalllons. coins, records tneots plates 1 •• ~tatuBf:Y -h~.saturated lbe m~ltet. The 'chancel ~~: ~n_I a winner. therefore, are dicnlnishin1 Boyers 1hould U'I: on JUard. · b{';~w edlUons or artistic pieces that have caught the pu c • fancy are flooding the market in at now estimated at more than l.000 a year. lncreasin1 numbers or matulactu.rers are entering the "collectibles" market Ap. fir• aal by Aetna Llle and Casualty, one of lbe nation's argeat insurers of personal property and "objets d' rt .. dthat 80 percent of collectibles are worth less now tha~ t~! ay they were purchased. &EFLECTJNG TRIS DETERIORATION in the • ~' market is the report in the 1978 .. Guidebook to Fr kit ~ Mint l~u~" <filth edition> that the Kennedy Me~~riai .. bmedal l~ still at $40 to sso. higher than the $25 issue price ~~ ul no. higher than the tm listing · t1 A set of 1~ gold medals fo~ the prime mlnist of • -• Canada that came out ln 1971·72 at $570 is rangina~rom :,.J't<.., $1.1~ lo Sl.250. That's a gain, but not a sensational one r.;,·i: cf n~1dering .what $S70 would have earned at 7 percent sim· ~ p e interest tn the same time. · ;c" . ~ome "~nstant collectibles" continue to climb :~:~ s1~n_ificantly m value over a penod. For instance, a limited· ;;r:, ed1t1on Fra~lin Mint sterling silver plate, which sold in ·~ii 1970 for SlOO. is, now betng offered by one dealer ror $550. • "~ But such tncreases .. ~~ are becoming rare. ·!~ , T h e r e i s n o ;~ .. established market Money's ;::~ through which to resell Worth .,. .. · collectibles. which means no established prices and no simple ways to bring pOtentlal buyers and sellers together. With --~arkups at 240·~0 percent Of\ n:iany collectibles. there ls w.• !. virtualTy ~ bw1t-m los.s lf .an item sells for only the worth oC ··, the matenal from which 1t is compoged r! J'IANUFACTURERS ADVERTISE THE items but !hs Aetna. often with incorr~t appraisals and sometime~ at prices dramatically higher than true market values. Consequently. Aetna. for one. will not insure SMCh items to~ more thcln lheir·ac\ua l pilrchase price. "The price ob· tamable when the collector d~1des to sell is often a small fraction or the so-called market pnce used for appraisals • of the rolle.ctibles. · · it says. -.. • .. ~ Fledgling collectors must be wary or fraud. when a so. called "floater " will t'Y to sell a replica or famous originals as the real t hing. "Liauted editions" produced after expiration of the production cut.Off date also have been roisted upon unsuspecting collectors. The question to ask : How much wtll an assortment of instant collectibles. bought tod,ay. be worth in five years? "It Is practically certain the collectibles advertised will ~ ·worth less tJ1an they cost. with no market in which to sell ... Aetna says. An owner will be lucky to salvage half the in· vestment upon sale. For newcomers Aetna suggests: -Buy what pleases your own taste. -Buy only from a manufacturer . mant or dealef whose reputation and Integrity you have venfied -Buy what fits your pocketbook and under no circumstances borrow lo purchase the piece. -Do not view commemorative art as a hedge against inflation or protection against deflation. but rather as a ~peculation. Some collectors. suddenly pressed for cash and forced lo sell. have had to accept as litUe as 30 cents on the dollar for their collections. -Insure collectibles against losses by an "all·risks hobby collection policy." available on listed "collectibles" at $15 per $1,000 of insurance coverage ror one year. This type of policy provides much broader coverage than you could get under a homeowner'5 policy. Stock Rally Nipped By Profit Taking NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market was little changed today. encountering resistance after a week·long rally. • · · The Dow Jones avera"e of 30 Industrials. which <'limbed more than 30 poant.B in five trading days, lost l .5€ points lo860. it. StfH'b In Tlw .ti pot ligll f Daaelonn A 1•rraf1t*11 What StoC"k• Did H&W YORK IAPI Prr• rocse, .u • .., '°'' &,. •18 JIJ J68 ''" ,..,, ,.. ") • • SALIS --• ,, • • I , • • • - ..... I • .r -DAILY Ptt.OT T~.M.cauet t, 1'79 TeleVisioti ) TONIGHT S LATEST LISTINGS ' ' I ., I I \ ' . EVENNo .. , ...... -•otmm " --... "°""¥ ,... ;.-:,.~ ....... ~ .... ...... ....... ...... ''"' .. ~"' ,, .... ''\111 ..... - .. ~DCWTUT M,...... Nlht .... Ill NL ;eoA~ ... lf.llOltMM -..c.oo Oettcl~ It~ end ~ .... ·~·-In •'=-~ ..... Cllillt Dr a.. ... dclrtlr 1111 °"""' ..... -..o1·~~ .... .-or.-e ~ ~-· prograrnt Ol W. v..w Ado••***'" I IT'l IVWhlCOt I •I Ill ''Tiie ._.. 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PAINT WITH NANCY "Ulacs" a.a .... ~ ~-f•fht,,. 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles II KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles I KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles KASC·lV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego II KHJ. lV (Ind) Los Angeles III KCST (ABC) San Otego e KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles • e KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles • KCET· lV (PBS) Los Angeles I!> KOCE·TV(PBS) Hunt1ngto_n Beach ( 'Dating Came' Coming Back ()) JOKEt'8 WILD 7iacl 8 THI MUPPIT8 0-1: Clorlt Leachman, I CANDID CAMERA NEWLYWED OAMl (II HOU.YWOOO 8QUAAU Cl JOt<8f8 WILD .THEOOOoouM Felbt and Oec8' decide to llOld their own "deQlhlon" .., 1g determine wtlO'a In bat· tar phyllcaf eote1ton. fD 21 TOHIOHT Hoat: Cleta Roberta. A profile of .hMI Klf\wnlt, challeogef t~ry &own In Iha 1971 gubernatorial P'•m~ '9 WONOEAFU1. ~ • OFCOUHT'RY MUllO ()) THE.GONG SHOW t:OO 1J ()) aHIMHAPE An ambitious female ensign IDebofah Ryan) la alllgned a gtoup of mlallta ~a teMnllul auperior 1J NICMOVIE • • 0.4 "Conlrect On Cher· ry Street" 11977) Frank Sinatra, Martin Balaam. A New YoUI City potlce Inspector becol'M9 lru•· traled by the unOel'wofld's auccesa In avoiding PfOM- cutlon and OevlMll an IMOnllOdotl P4lln '°' bring· at= IURlo9 (R) • • • "eendldO" (195CI) ~ Mitchum. Unlula ThMM. ~ .... their w-In MNICo. (2 ..., .. , • 0 HAJlfl'Y ~Y8 .. ,oime '°' The o.NnM" HowMI OunnWlgham and '°"* hold out -o-in11 tl'lelt '9lloW jufora ""'*' ·~ doubt the accuMd man'• guilt. ( R) • MOVI! * • ~ "A OMdly Afhllf" I 1987) Jamee Muon. Simone Slgnofet. A llfltlth lntalltglflC)e officer .. tent to im.t~ an llnOnY- moua 1et1w .-it to the Foreign Sac:t9Uwy ~ Ing e Uy man of Cofnmu. ,,...~ (21ws..) • CAN:M. IUMETT AHORmCI& Quellt· Stew i.-enoe. • MOVIE ••• "Adwn~ Of A Young Men" ( 1962) Rich- ard Seymer. Paul ~. A young man luY9I ~ to -tne world and hie edwentUfM take him from hit adoles- eenoa Into manhood. 12 "''·L fJJ G,9 ANNA KARENINA Anne encounter• the Count-Vronslty whlle traWling to Moecow to comfort her brother Sl9'*1, whoee matrlege hU failed. (Pert 1 ol 10)(R) a:ao 1J ()) C88 MOVIE • **'h "The Rulal_,,• Are Coming. The Ruulana \ Ale Cornine" ( 196$ Alan Arkin, Catt Reiner. When crewmen trom • gtounded Rualan tubmarine land at c..,. Cod to get help, tNI townspeople aaume It is an attack. (R) 8 9 LAVERNE& 8HIRl.EY • "2001... A Comedy Od)'IM)"'' Laverne dreams that Iha and Shifley are • ~year-old eplnaters with Lanny and SqiHggy .. theif oNf remaining marriage Jl'~.(R) I CAOSS-WITS t:OO III THREE'S COMPAHV . "Wiii The Real Jack Tripper ... ?" A young preg. nant *Oman .,,._ at the house and name• an a~t Jack the father df her bab)'. (R) G) MERV GBIFRN Guest•: Joey Bishop, Mot Tillis, Phynlt N-man. TUBE TOPPERS KCET D 7:30 -28 Tonight. Governor Brown's primary election challenger. Jules Kimmit, is profiled by host Cl. Roberts . NBC 8 8:00 -''Contract on Cherry Street." Frank SiQatra s tars as a frustrated New York police inspector in this 1977 TV movie with Martin Balsam. CBS fJ 8:30 -"The Russians are Coming. the Russians are Coming." Carl Reiner and Eva Marie Saint find the captain of, a grounded Russian sub· marine <Alan Arkin) an unwelcome vis· itor to his Cape Cod cottage in this 1966 movie comedy. . Sl1nKann • CHAISTINA'S WOAU> A film pontalt of OwlaUna Olaon. the -wtlO modeled for Andrew Wyeth'• moat tamoua pelntlng, la pr..anted '9 MA8TERPtECE THEATRE "Poldark" Ell1abe111 retu1e1 lo tolerate George's jealousy: Rou' i-i<>uay of LI. ArmlllOI II nurtured: George ano Roal -pitted egalnll Heh other In Iha ,_ Par· lltmanlllfY aeee1ton. (Part 9 of 1~ 9'.30 8 0 CARTER COUNTRY "Ou1 Of The CloMt" Chief Roy 11 ,aq-•ed to be • cfllfec:tar wltnesa when one of his belt friend• Is 11'414 alt~ announeloO be' n(R) 10:00 NEWS 20/20A8C ~ Hugh Oown1 hOatl • broadcast edition ot a newsmagaztne faaluflng G MOVIE ••'~ "The WOl'ld. The Fl•h And The Devit" (1959) Hany Belalonle, lnget Si-it Altar • nuclear holocaust. the lhraa ll.N'VIYOfl dec:lda ttlat hlrmOny Is .-ti&! lo their continUed extS1enee (2hra.) m THE 000 COUPLE Howard COMM and Osc:ar have a differing ol ~ wnen they meet by chance In Fellx'1 atudlo. 11J AMERICA 2N1GHT ~t: ErMlt Myldofle, 8D DC< CAV£TT' Guest: Henry WW!kler. (R) 81) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 11:301J ()) C88 LATE MOVIE • • "The Hunters" 11974) Tony Lo Blanco: Don -Meredllt.. Pollcemtift ln-tlgatlnQ a robbery 111 aided by a woman beifl9 threateoed by one of the ertmlnala (A) ~ .... 0 BEST Of' CAR80H Host· Johnny Carson tour major a1odla~ b)' " Guests· Robert Slake. Marsha Mason.• Sutt MIJltln. Marty Liquori. (RI i iou. COtTaapondenl• LlT'8 MAKE A DEAL CH ULM ..,, fRONTERA8 • The people and mu11e ot the T-Mexlcan bolder arelaeturad. «!) FACESOf' COMMUNISM "Czaohoalovakla: Living ~ On Their ~ .. Commu· nlam In the modern WOl'ld Wld II• 1ucceu «lack ot It In Czeeho11ovakl• are e.umined. 10:3011 NEWS 11:00 8 ()) @) NEWS BUOKAOGEAS "~Chaptllf" D TWILIGHT ZONE Thomaa Patridl: MeNutty is .given • watGh th't poHetse• a st~ange power. 8 9 SOAP (Episode 171 Corinne Is treed. but J8ISICI is jailed tor Peter's muf'der. INet· work advlaea viewer dlKtatlon) (RI G) HOGAN'S HEAOE8 "The Battle Of Stalag 13" Hogan's Mure u a Ubo· teur 11 threatened by the rival plana ot two Ge<man olflcer·s. (I) GET SMART Mall and Iha Cnoef go undwGOVat to th-t .i KAO$achame ID CAPT10H£O ABC NEWS M;)RNING 12!00. TWILIGHT ZONE "Rlng .. '-OinQ 01'1" I HtOH HOPf;S HONEYMOOHfM Ralph Ylewa an Impending Ylal1 ot his motl'ler·ln-law with a grOWlng ..,.. of dt ... ltf'. 12:03 8 (II ABC MOVIE • •• _. "~urn To Eartn" 1101e1 Cliff Robertaon. Shirley Knight Edwin Aldrln'• atruggta to adjust to a notmal Illa altar a1t11ning fttne • an utro- naut i. dramatized (RI t2;30 9 MOVIE ••• ··Two For The S--" 11992) Robar1 Mllchum. Shtrley Mecl.alne A young woman convk'alS "" boyfriend 10 oo baca to hts wlla aod ac:oec>t t1lmealf as ha la (2 hfl .• 25 min.) • MOVIE * • • · Boota Maione·· ( 1062) Wllllam Holden. Johnny SI......,, An Older man. who -had • aon. trains a foun9 boy to be• jocilay. (2 hl'S.) (I) MOYIE • * "Undercover Glrl" (19511 Alell11 Smtltl, Gla- d)'t George A pollcewom· an struggles to capture her lather's murderer and ~ Involved with II drue ring. 11 hr .. 30 min ) 1:00 D TOMORAOW Gueat: Olde Greb, Elv11 Praale)''s tong.time secdrl· !l_Chief. D MAV!NCK "Mano Nara" '1:M8 Cl) KO.WC "A long Wrt Ftom Tlmea Square" Kojall and CrOcll • er 111 ..,, to • small NeYada t9Wn to pidi Ill) an ompof1ant Wit,_. on • mobltar'strilll 1:401 NEWS l:OO ., NEWS • MOVIE * * * 'Wt'IUU. Down The Wind"' (1992) Hayley Miiis. Bernatd Lee. An eac:aped mur~• aurrenw• to pollee rather than destroy lhe faith 01 lhe Children who dllc;overed him. (2 hrs.) 2:251 H'EWfr 2:30 MOVIE * * 'h ··Provate Hell" ( 1954) Ida Lupino. Steve Cochran. Two detectives. treeing stolen money, IUC• County Tl' Sperial cumb to temptallO<' alld i lor Iha ~I. (2 hrs I 2:55 NrWS 3:00 MOVIE * * "Reach For The Sk/' 11957} l(annalh Mor•. Alellandar Knox. A han4- capped EngHehman '"'"' 10 ...... then tty With "' AAF 12 hra.. 5 mtn l c • MOVIE • • "The Maaquar~· ( 1933) Ronald Colmall. EllMI Landi. The taurnalli1 couain ot a dNO-eddlctad man ia persuaded to ~ede .. ht• COUtln dUrlnQ the man·s b<91k. down.. (I hr • 25 mtn..I 4:00G MOYIE • •'~ "Cage Of Gotd" ( 19521 Jean Simmons. Devld Farrw. A pretty oiil marrlM an adYarltuter. 19fl'Wltrtae uoon "" aup. poeect !Meth onl)' 10 be blacklNllad by him. (2 hrl.) 4:251 NlWS •=*> MOVIE • • ...,~. Firmer s oeugtoter" ( 19'01 MM'tlla Rrf'9, Chat* Ruggles • • MOVIE * • ... ••Jannlfal'' ( 1953) Howard Duff. Ida Lupino Wedn6da11~• Da11•i•e ltlol'le• M:>RNING 11:30. *** "Penonal Pfoperty" ( 19371 Jean Harlow. Robert Taylor. A YOoM'IO IOcolallt• !)OMS u • bullet. later as • shertft. and lintlly pulls a fu~ one "1d mamea his b(pther'• girlfriend. 12 hrs .. 2Cf'm1r>.1 AFTERNOON 12:00 ••• "The Beast Of BabylOn Vs. Th<Son Ol Hereutea'' f 19631 Gotdon Scott. Michael , Lane Nlppur. son of Hercule5. leeds ..... peoole lfl revolt ao111n1t the cruet tyrant. ~.(I ht.,3011'1H\.I 3:00@ **'h"DoYO!JTake • T'tlfs Strettger'?" ( 1970) Gene &.rry. UOyd ~· A man Wiii ~one mtt- Uon dollars If he CM per· suede another penon 10 change identities wtUI him .. (thr .. 30mln) 3:30 8 • * "The Return_ Of The Otani Monsters" ( t966) KOjlro Hongo. Kichi· joro Ueda. A ghfllly monster. a'Wakened b)' a chain of votcante erup- tione, wreck• havoc and death In Japan. ( t hr .. 30 min.) '~3' Impact Eye~ ; In '70s Fashion Ho~as the passage QI Proposition 13 affected Orange County? POint of view is Councilman John Garthe of Santa Ana. president of the League of Cities ror Orange CoWlty. Dr. Warren Marsh. assistant county superintendent of schools and John Kyser, vice-president and regional economist for United California Bank. an expert on Orange County economy. will give their respective viewpoints from the aspect of their .. ,.... By JAY SHARBUTI' LOS ANGELES <AP> -Mike Metzger has a rough job. He must see 300 young, pretty women each week. He produces "The Dating Game." But he isn't Bachelor No. I. He says he's happily mar· ried. And his wife, Etten, is the show's associate producer. He says they met in 1966, when she- toiled on "Dating Game" and he on "The Newlywed Game" at the emporium of game-show guru Chu$.lt Barris__ ~ __ .. _.. ·:.:Jlt'-;' · Mike s "Dath1g" effort, syndicated by B'8t'Tis to about 8> stations. is returning to TV this fall after a four.year rest. He says its format basically is the same as in the old days. A PRETl'Y GIRL QUESTIONS Bachelors No. l , 2 and 3. The guy who strikes her fancy wins. The couple then gets an expense-paid night on the town -Or a chaperoned trip to exotie-pla~.._ __ But Metzger says the questions in the new "Dating .. version occasionally will be of more im· port and consequence than, say, bow the bachelor feels about pre-marital surfing. "We sense there's a more frank and open climate these days," he said. "They'll be asking questions they never asked in the '60s, such as opi· nions on legalized prostitution or birth control." METZGER, 38, SAYS HE gets his dating pro· s pects through newspaper ads or via referrals from those appearing on the show. The prospects, male and female. are screened in groups of six. The producer was asked what sort of would-be daters be and his staff seek during the pre· limtnaries. "We're looking for people who are attractive. lively, open and honest," said Metzger, grandson of comedian Eddie Cantor. Do the ladies ever flirt, wink or otherwise in· dicate they'll light up his life it he picks them for the show? I .. NAB. IT ONLY HAPPENS occasionally," he said. How does he handle it? "It depends on the in· divldual. U that's her trip and I feel it bas enter-1 tainmenl value, l'U uae her for tbe show." But there's a strict ban BJ(ainst staffers fooling around with "DaUng Game" pJ'OSpects, he em· phul&ed. _ He aald this season's "Dating" is taping 175 shows, or 35 weeks' worth. Which indeed means, what with all the ladies he must see, bis is a dream job, eYenfor .. married man, no! "Well, 300 women a weei ts such a vast harem my mind can't handle the combinations." Metzger insisted (lddi.q he doubts l)e'll ever meet a lov· eller, llveller woman than his own wife). .. IT GOES TOO QUICKLY. It's too un- bellevablY tnundatlng for me ever to sit and ponder tor five minutes." He sighed at the maenttucM ~the pulchritude. "I bow I've eot to retire soon beCa\lle l've de· finltelY fot brain damqe," he laughed. But be Jooltecf at t.bo bnpt alda of lt all thia way : "At least I've 1ot enouih lmaatry stored tn my mind to aet me .throuth $G yean of reUrement without ever pickina UJ» a Playboy maauln . " 'Company' Director Dave Powen. f (X' the pNt 11 1eara dlreotor Of ''T.be Cai'Gl &metl SbOw.'' bU bMna11ned by 4"'· ecutlve produetta Don NicbOIJ&_Mlcbael Ro... and Bunte Wen to dlr«t ABC·T~·· "1l\ree'1 Com· p&D.)'." .NlchOU. ROIS and Welt, no produced in tm·'11. baJ..e ·llio aljMCI lou---aililn and ::RQier • SbUlman. tfteplece them u Uno producen. -.... ·. ~ . '-. . ' •. ..,. DEBhJfCER"UTI (L!ltr} PtAYS'SC£N£WttA A°LtSOR WHI ·New PBS Serles 'Footsteps' Examlnea Chlldren'a Problems 'Kid St11ff' Beal Tha t subject will be addressed , with invitations for viewers to call in questions to a panel representing county and city governments. schOQls and an economist Thursday at 7·30 p.m . on KOCE-TV. Channel 50 TV viewers may tm'l·t 898-9811. to a team of volunteer phone operators. to direct their Proposition 13 questions • 11 to the p1Ulet. 'Fooisteps' Series to Study GIVWlh HOST nM COOPER goes into the field for 1iJm ·segments to be shown at the top of the Jive. one-hour TV program. and will introduce four pro· minent local spokespersons examin- ing "The Effects of Proposition 13 on Orange County." Representing county government is Orange County Supervisor Phil An· thony. 1st District. and for the city ByTOMJORY or Education is supporting the pro· ject with a grant of $2. 7 million. positions. · TOGE,THER CO~Pf:~.= aod his _ --g uests will look at a large number of factors and statistics on Proposition 13's impact on Orange County. In the rilm. Cooper talk.s t o Propos ition 13 co-author Howard Jarvis and with school spokespersons a nd representatives of both apart. ment renters and landlords to .de· term ine the eonsequences-otttnrpl"CF' position on all phases of private ... public sectors since it was put In.to el. feet on July l. NEW YORK <AP> -The teacher has chosen another girl to be the queen in a school play. and 5-year-old Alison is trying to tell her mother what it's like to be overlooked -to feel invisible. Each episode is devoted to a single •••••••• .. llllllllll!!!l .. ~~!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!~~-llll!!~~!ll!~!l!!!!!!!!i!!~~~· ~~e~:· J,~~c~~d~~ea s~~1!~s~s:i&~~~ OPENS THIS TBUBS., AUliUST 3 thru MON. AUGUST 14 hosts, the dramatic presentation of 20 AJIAHEIM .. CElfTER minm~Ms~abrid~mmMy~ ~=~~~::~~~~~~!~!!~~!~~~~~~~~~~=~~ "The director for that scene looked for a time when the cnll<1 playing Alison was not up, not feeling realty good," Jerry Sandler recalled. "One day she came in a little depressed, and they shot the scene. "And that's how you got the feeling s he was unhappy. She WAS un· happy." THE ANECDOTE, in a sense, describes the approach ot "Footsteps," an upcoming public TV series that tries, in dramatic form, to help new and prospective parents with the growth and development of thelr children. "Doing the type of drama we're do· ing." said Sandler, a consultant with extensive background In both educa· lion and television, "you have a very real need to make th~ audience feel the performances are realistic .. "One reason the people who have seen pilot episodes enjoyed them and sald tK'ey reamed from them." he said, "Is that they felt the performances were real.'' the hosts. and a five -minute r documentary on the theme. Instructional materials wi ll be av a ii able for the series. Hosts for the first several episodes are Rob Reiner, formerly of CBS' "Alt in the Family." and his wife. Penny Marshall, of ABC's "Laverne and Shirley." THE STORY portion of "Footsteps" features five families of differing composition and back· ground -a white middle class faml· ly of four. a black middle class rami· ly of four, a Mexican-American working class extended famlJy with one child, a rural white working class family with teen-age expectant parents, and a white, working class single parent with one child. Sandler, who is director of the communications division of Applied Management Sciences. 11\c .. one of the program's three developeri, said consultants and a review board follow the project closely. and it's not uncommon for an episode to be re· worked several times. "We're not going to rush a show THE SEBIES OF 20 half·hour pro-out just to meet a time schedule," he grams is being prepared for alrltllfOn said ... There's probably more the Public Broadcasline Service rethinking and rewriting on this than net work ip J anua.ry. Tb~ U.S. Office on any othersbow on television." linville Role LOS ANGELES CAP> -Larry Linville . form rly MaJ. Frank Bumi OD "M·A·S-H," ia back In unlf orm tor tho NBC aeries '10r1ndp1 Goes to Washington," playlns an Army ltDer•I. ~~~~----~ ..... --~----~--.~~~~----- In the pest YMt W9 have CtMted ~t f« over 200 of our 11*'1\bef'I of ell aioee & types, In TV. Fiim•. Th••tr•. Commercl1l1 1na Vofc:e.Overa. W. heY9 lllO atoned ~ of our memt>ert wtth Holtywood Agents. rJUDAYS (AUSUST 4 & 11) 3:00Ptl• a HO PM• SATURDAY (AUQUST 5 & 12) lliOIAM•. HON & t• PM SVllDAYS (AUCUSf. & 13) uo ... uo ,. llOJIDAT WISUST 14) 300 PM• & HI i.* TVl:SDAT !AUCUST I) HI ,.._ • l •ot PM• WSDm:llDAT <AUSUST 91 UI I'll• & I llO Nit AllWtSUUMt S4.SO-S5.51-Sl.SO-S7.st SUI tn CID MU IDall Al Pflf~lllMCES DmCUTtD WfT1I A• I!! POFO!!M!Cf !g!OUU !T Lm • TICllTI-D• IALE IT: • • COWVOO'IOI emu IOX Of FIC£ , .... ._ll1tM11e••N1 •All TICUllOll OUTLm lllClUOlllQ SIMS. 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Aug1.11t I. 1171 Martita Rawe Stan 'Op~' St 8ebastian's Everybody may love Martha Rar,e. but lt '1 doubtful that everybody wlll love • Everybody Lons()pal" alSebasUan'1Wt1totnnerPloyhou • Miu J\ayf prods John Palr1ck'• creaky old eomed)' •Iona It.a path lllte a muteskiMer coerdnc o rtc"lcl\rant burro. The ra\,llt l1 • play th1t la 11porodlcally hJlarlou , but lta outbunta of humor ~re too widely •~panted. Ma.rt.ha Rayt follows Mickey Rooney and Morey Amsterd m Into the 1tar'1 dre:s1inf room at Sf-bHtlM'I , and h~r approach to "Opal' la much the same Al Rooo f.'S wu lo "Three Goats and a Bluoktt" slapstick buffoonery and a one-on·one rapport with btt audience. BUT WHILE aOONEY AND company mnoa1ed to keep tbelr \'lewers ln convulalons t.hrou1bout Un a vehicle equally as bad as "Opal," 1r a blt fresher>. Miss Raye ls harder pressed lo miu~lain the lauah level. This is , in part, because her character does not dollllDAte the staae as dld °"' Gklf"I• Br.oto.-CI .. 5.olomon Ott leer Oo<tor • • Mt'111• A•ve , AnclrM l....olk . ........... C.E,...... • • ... • •••. . Mons..1Mr ... , .......... JlmA.upp .......... Ray Erte.lbom Rooney's, and her supporting cast plays it straight when she's not around mugging and tickling the audience. Miss Raye, whose broad comic talents are made lo order for her role .as an eccentric junk col· lector. puts on a fine. well-received show, though her,.epetoire of physicM, gagJtnilkini' mannerisms is limited and repetition sets in early. She.delivers her lines as if out or breath and seldom lets her • c•racter engulf her, save.for one ext~nded. serious moment late in the final act. Her "Opal" is set upon by a trio of con artists )1~0 .Qe~ide e.arJy on to dea~ her into the partnership, insure her heavily. then do away with her. It's an improbable plot and the three semi· heavies labor earnestly to bring it off. OF THE THREE, THE most .. interesling .performance 1s dehvered by C.E . Pogue as the in- tellectual baddie. tossing off withering. five· syllable epithets. Andrea Ladik as the quintessen· tial dumb broad sports a great vocal pattern. but breaks up overmuch on stage al Miss Raye's shenanigans, while Mort Sertner is a strong comic figure from the Damon Runyan school. Cameo performances by Ray Erlenborn as a doctor and Jim Raupp as a cop, both returnees .'Superman' M~ Due_ HOLLYWOOD CAP> -The new "Superman" will be fl ying into U.S. and Canadian theaters on Dec. 15. Warner Brothers a nnounced I.he release date for the mammoth production which stars Christopher Reeve in the title role with Marlon Brando as his father and Gene Hackman as the mena.ce. The release will be preceded by a benefit premiere at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. on Dec. 15. Intermission Tom Titus from dltterent Georae Tibbles plays at Sebas· Uan'a, complete the cast. Martha Raye wlll be around as "Opal" through Sept. 3, then wlll move on lo Anaheim and the Sebaatlap's Grand while Sigmund Romberg's mu1lcaJ "The Desert Song" takes up residence in the Slln ClemeJ\te dinner theater. Coming up in Oc· tober will be the long awaited comedy "Same Time. Next Year." GoldleHawn ~Chase NOW PLAYING ClllEMAWHT Westminster .-14) 892·4493 Ol<ly 14~. 4 00 . 6 1 ~ • 8 30 • 10 '~ UA CINEMA Costa Mesa (7 t 4) 540·0594 ~ 1 00 : 3 1~ • ~ 10 • 1 •O • •O 00 UA MOVIES Brea (714) 990·4022 Olily I 00 • 3 I~•~ 30 • 8 00 • 10 1~ CtlfDOlll Omlge 171 •0 634-2553 STADIUM IMUYf.111 Orange 17141 639-8770 .. MANN THEATRES South Coeet PllU I • Cotta ..... 541·2711 Clntmlllnd - AMhelm 135-7101 a,.. Plaa. 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Qlg M.oye l· Slste~ Paula Jane Tupa, founder ~~--~------------.... " . ,., . and director of the ITOP I In· t dividualized Task Oriented Pro· ~ gram) Center for children with l learning disabilities. will be mov· r ing soon. I She'll be moving the ITOP Center out of the small. three· l bedroom house in El Toro and into t the almost.completed new facility ! located on property al the Sad- \ dleback Valley YMCA .,. ~ That's because. after two years : of work on the part of the Rancho , Viejo Junior Woman 's Club (which took on the project of find · ~ ing a larger place and developing l an awareness program for the .. ITOP Center>. the buildings are on r their foundations and most of the electrical and plumbing work is !· finally completed Members of the Rancho Viejo Juniors have donated $6,262 to the center since 1976. Part of the sum was solicited and the res\. of· the r money was raised by juniors working hundreds of volunteer t hours makin~ boutique items. r staging rummage sales und serv-. ~ ing thousands of pancakes during ( their annual Breakfast with Santa t The ITOP Center seemed close r at hand after the property was dis· t covered. And it seemed to be near· J ly a reality when a local land de- veloper donated two surplus build· • • ' ings. aqd a contractor offered_ tti~. servic€1i But Sist~r Paula Jane and the ' Juniors found a long succession or negotiations over leases. county permits. house m oving and 1 various related experiences that t proved complex and t1mt' consum- ~ ing. Now, after almost 20 months since the buildings were moved to ~ the property, Sister Paula Jane and the Juniors are able to begm work on painting. making c\Jr· tains.-constc:ucting shelves and cleaning before taking occupancy. Old Blue Eyes Openiog night with Frank Sinatra at the Universal Am· ' phitheatre was a special event for i. High Hopes Neu rological Recovery Group in Costa Mesa. ' . ' ' I I· t • t 1 t I I t , That's because 150 supporters donated $100 per ticket -• and the $15,000 that was r aised means that High Hopes can continue it11 programs for young adults and teen-ager s who have brain dam~e because of severe head in· juries. Among Orange County High Hopes back~s who attended the Happe n ing s By Marcia F' orsberg opening night performance wcrt' Mr. an~ Mrs. R. A. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guggenheim, Mr. and !Urs. Walter Cruttenden Jr., Mr. and 1'1rs. Walter Hackler, Mr. and Mrs .. Axel Brenna and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilbreath. Services Directory Residents of ;'l;ewporl Beach "-Ill ftnd a surprise in their water bill beginning today 1t 's u Directory of Social Services offered in the Newport Beach·Costa Mesa area The directory 1s the result of thl• JOtnt effort of the Junior Ebell Club of Newport Reach and the• Cost::i Mesa Junior Women's Cluh ~emberssaw a need to inform their co m munit1es or the !-.erv1cel> available to residents at little or no cost. so they compiled a list J IM WOOD, owner of Uniqur Homes, printed 30,000 cop1~. and th~ N~wport IJeach Ot¥tirtrffenl of Waler cooperated by including th1· directory in with the watl'r bill More information on thr d1rectorv is avlolilablt• from Su!-.an Russell.'631 ·1678. People Peering Anna Mcintyre. who will be 98 years old next month. is con sidered. by her friends. lo be an outstanding member of the Hunter Chapter of the Auxihary at Hoa~ Memorial Hospital Presbyterian The 30 members of the chapter think she's special. so they threw a surprise birthday party for her Friday. She lives in Newport beach with her daughter and son· in ·law. Charles and Mildred Hollister . . . The Crown Prince or Jordan Hassan and his wife and children spent a lot of time play· ing tennis at tht' John Wayne Ten nis Club last week ... Three Arch Bay was the location of a special dinner party Sunday eveninsi for art lovers from all over the coun- try who collect the work of artist R. Brownell McGrew. An exhlbi· tion of his work opened today at tbe Laguna Beach Museum of Art Among the 100 Ji!Uests at dinner <See llAPPENINGS, PageC2) I .,...., ""'--· --,.. ..... • From· left, Judy Eggert, Rita Osborn, Sl3ter Paula Jane and • Detr1lll McLaughlin look over:_ the new /TOP project. I I I Featuri!!O_.~_ •• ___ CJ Du-a Doop Is (Almost) Back No longer a national craze, they continue to sell. By DENNIS McLELLAN oi1 ... o.11,,. .... s..,. I thought '5& nostalgia was a thing or the past. At leabl I thought so until a com· merc1al came on after the news the other night. There they were: beaming kids or all ages rotating their pelvises and every conceivable appendage-arms, legs, necks in order to keep large plastic hoops in motion. It WM, of course, the Hiila Hoop, the utmo:.t f ad of the Eisenhower year s, rivaled in popularity only by Davy Crockett coonskin caps and white buck shoes. • And I thought the Fonz (pardon me, Henry Winkler) was already at least semi-passe. But no. Fifties nostalgia. like rock and roll . obviously is here to slay. At least (or tl)ejllomenl. Consider: ' ,. Jimmy Carter facing the nation in a cardigan s weater that would make even ... On a Dig .:.. -_._ Thirteen summer·tanned kids. most dressed in shorts and san· dais. sat on a big green bedspread on the floor inside the Museum of North Orange County in Fullerton They watched a program on In· dians on KOCE-Channel 50 tilled "The Real People.·· An alternative t o s ummer scho(\). the six·week program <now in its fourth week) is known as "Sutnmer's Cool on Channel 50 .. In cooperation with the sta- t 1 on and the Orange County Department of Education, the museum offers (on Thursday mornings l pre-planned activities under the direction of artists f ulfilling a grant from the California Arts Council. From left, Doniel Hauger, 5; Laney Bentz, 5; and Joyce Lightfoot, 6, have a find. • Perry Cotno gl"een with envy. • Mr. Disco Fe~er himself. John Travolta, weighted down with greasy kid stuff and be-bopping through .. Grease" with Olivia Newton John. • Ankle socks and straight-legged blue Jeans are back in vogue. • A 1>!an to produce :'American Graffitill.' And now Hula Hoo ;that most basic of ideas that put a company called Wham·O on the toy world map, are back. Well. not exactly. "It's never really gone out," says Barbara Nichols, Wbam-0 marketing assistant. "It's still one of our stock items." She admits the •sos-styled com· mercial was made t.o take advantage of the '50s revival. But it actually has been on l'he air for more than a year. .. It's a children's toy and it's general· ly shown on. cblldren's PJ:Qgrams -I should say family programs-such as 'Brady Bunch' and 'Partidge Family'- ; -•'That's one way lo learn about people by what they tell you ... said Instructor Joanne Roberti after the TV program was over. "Another way is by finding the things that they m ade," s he added. The kids trooped outside to a shady patio where they conducted a n arc ha eo lo~ical dig for "treasure!>" • pottery shards and a rrowheads that had been "plant· ed" in a pile of sand. The YO\Jngsters. age~ 5 through 12, dug carefully with trowels. picks a nd paintbrushes. After "finding" all the pottery pieces. they reconstructed the pots. piec- ing them together with glue. • those that are probably not your type of show.'' Be that as it may. The colored hoops garnered about $45 million 1fV1958, the debut year. But while they are no longer a national craze. Ms. Nichols emphasizes, they are still selling: · And . .e-41cti } .. ear there is even national 1unior Hula Hoop contest with finalists appearing on the Dinah Shore sl)ow. N alui;-ally, a major toy company does not live in the nostalgic past. The marketing assistant seemed more eager to discuss the company's new line of toys. Out In the fall will be the Air Blaster, a s p ace gun; a Close Encounters Frisbee; and Fluid Fantasy, an admit· l edly hard-to-describe "fluid-motion s tudr.." Still. it's hard to imagine an Air Blaster or Close Encounters Frisbee ever taking the country by storm. Maybe there's something to be said for nostalgia after alJ. Left. lfza Overstreet. 10, with arrowhead. ..... Laurel Mason. B. glues pottery ' (t OM. V Ptl.OT • DEAR ANN l-A ND ERS: I ttunk your column is extremely enlightening and an ex- tr aordlnary commen- tary on human nature. Now will you please answ('r this question: Why do merchants price items $999.99 or $499.98? Why not put the price at · $1.000 or $.500? Ca n it be 'that the "within pennies" pric- ing is des igned to mis- lead or confuse the mind of the pros pective purchaser" To me that 's a nuisance. I must be in the minority, however. because every merchant seem s to follow this pricing practice. I do not equate this with setting the fee or an attQrney or reallor. In such Situations the fee may be based o n a percentage and the figure falls where the arithmetic puts it. Your answer to my question is important because my wile says if I continue to harp on ... this subject, s he may ~ose h e r mind . - CU RIOUS IN .• KALISPELL. MONT •• DEAR CURIOUS: I ean only gueu that merchants want lo keep the price tag under U.000 or SSIO. even If It's only a peony, because It sounds cheaper. A•• La•ders Does U work? Maybe. zinc ointment would Barnum said, ••There's have been fine. a sucker born ever y D E A R A N N minute -and two to LANDERS : Whe n a take him." young brother pesters D E A R A N N an older brother he is LANDERS: Last night I saying, "I admire yoa; I was g1.·ving my ~yfriend need your attention, I a hickey and t>acciden-can't get it one way, so tally bit through his I'llgetitanother." neck. The blood started I s uggest that the to come a nd I didn't old~r boy set aside 15 or know what to do. 20 minutes every day Should I have called a and give the younger d~ctor. put on a Band· boy his attention. Aid , or what? Please Play games, listen to give me some advice in the Jij.tle fellow, ask him case it happens again. about his Interests, bis P .S. I'll bet others would friends, hls hopes and like to know, too. -plans. Ube is a nuisance WENT TOO FAR at homework t\me, give .him something to do -DEAR WENT: You for example, make up are right to be con-ten easy arithmetic prob- cerned. You might h ave lems or a page orread· given your boyfriend a ing with three questions serloys .infection. There to be answered. "-more bacte.rta In .a Brag about the llttre buman 's mouth than in fellow to your parents a dog's. and "accidentally'' let You should Juve him hear you. WlfSbed the wound with Instead or an enemy. soap and water Jm -the older boy will have a mediately and put a friend for life. My older soothing salve on I& -brother and sisters 36-holir Rule For All Visitors A lot of people deplore the visit with friends or relatives in another city. They say ·it puts a strain on the relationship. ' This can be avoided if guests remember one •simple rule: do not visit ·any longe r than 36 hours. At the end or a day and a half the kids who didn't mind sleeping on the sofa . . . mind. The hostess who didn't mind throwing your laundry in with hers . . . minds. The host who went to the store every three hours to brint in rre1b food supplies and said, "What are families •lit for!" ls now phraalng It, " 1 "I know what famlllea .• are for -stuffing their faces, Tell me what . ' they're acalnat and I'll I ~do it." ~ 1· 1 remember the lint nt1ht Howanl and Fay • .came to vialt ua with • their tbret kids. We 1ot • •t lnto our bathrobM and ..... talked and talked unUl .. alino1t 7:30. Then we . · satd ... Whlit do you want to dof" 'Jbe)' 1akl, .. J ust vtstt and chat about the One of their children complained that her glass wasn't wrapped ln plastic like it was at their last stop. Another one said the white cooey st u ff at dinner (Scalloped potatoes) looked llke a secret weapon from an alien planet. The other chihf was paokiDI my children'• toys ln bls luaaa1e faster than you can aay .. Arrest that creep." Moward wa1 ln tralnlni for the garflinl Olym~ICI. Fay kept la)'· ln1, 'I'd help fo the kitchen, but I don't know where an.vtblrur la." Cl wanted io ·label t h e door.) th is. Couldn't Esthe r clean lh1I ~ and make a rock garden out of lt?" T h ere are several state laws 1overnin1 the assault. of house rueats who 1tay longer than 38 hours. 1bey're very le- nient. .. ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS • A. Dream Mandala Dr. Garfield uses the design of a mandala to arrange dream images. treated me this way. 1 moved the bike and Now I'm in my 60s and d d h they are still my heroes. respon e to t e call. I returned home to find R E T 1 R E D two irate paren•· com-TEACHER ... DEAR TEACHER: plaining that I .did not Your system ls 10. havetherigbttogohome fallib le . Anyone who while on duty. I showed d 't bell I b the parents where the oesn eve t oug t bicycle had been park~ to give it a week's trial. and told them their Bravo! And thanks for ahar log your wl!Mlom daughf.er_abould know with a.a today. better than lo leave anything behind a car. D E A R A N N They became angry and LANDERS: I was in-foul·mouthed. Had it not terested in the letter been for the tact that I from "LoveThyWhat?" WAS PERSONALLY r.oncemlng the 12-year· INVOLVED. I would old who left his bicycle have arrested the father in the neighbor 's for disorderly conduct. driveway and the After ronsuJtlng with neighbor ran over it. I my attorney. I was experienced the same advised that I was thing but from the other responsible for the bicy. side. cle. My insurance com- dollars. Sign me -OUT A HUNDRED. BUT A HUNDRED PERCENT WISER DEAR WISER : Your letter is a ftne example of how a person can be morally right and legal· ly wrong. 1banks for the short coW'se. Wedding and engage- ment announcements tun on Sunday in the Dally Pilot Forms are aooilable at all Dolly Plwt offices or by calling the Features Depar1ment. 642-4321 To avoid d1sappoinr· merit. prospective bndes are reminded to have their wedding stones. with a black-and-white glossy of the bnde or o/ the couple. to the Features Depart- ment one week before the weddmg. use the specific images of our dream' • to come to a greater•and fuller UD· derstandlng," said Dr. Garfield. For example. during a nightmare. "fl you can go beyond the point where you feel tenifled. and transform the dream. you can get the deity of the quarter th.at conquers fear," she said. ONE WAY TO practice doing this is to use the confront-and-conquer method used by the Malaysian Senol tribe. she explained. The Senol. a dream-oriented "' culture. teach their children that in· stead of rwu\ing from what is afttt them during a nightmare. they should turn around and confront It. "If you can cope witbm the dream state you learn a different behavior that can carry over into the waking state. Once you make this change within your dreams. it becomes a permanent part of your dream repertoire. You mifbt .still have scary dreams. but you can c:ope more easily." sa1d Dr. Garfi~d. In constructing a personal dream mandala. "notice ~e images that have ~wer to move you. and translate them into some waking form. Think about the symbolism. Arrange the images by category <or by color or elements> and construct a framework to put them in. "You can get all sorts of insights as you put the mandala together. It's Im· portant to remember that when you are making a dream mandala irs a picture of-where you are right now. The figures - can be replaced as you get more powerfuJ ones." WEDNESDAY, AUGUS.T2 By SYDNEY OMARR A RIES <March 21 · April 191. Conclude as- signment. finish negotia - tions. stand firm on of- fer . Your security is enhanced if you s how strength. What you own is more valuable than might be apparent on surface. Know it : act ac cordingly. Aries. Libra persons f igu r e in scenario -and so does the number9 TAURUS <April 20 May 201 · New ideas. direction s grab spotlight. Leo. Aquarius persons figure prom· inently. Vi s its rel· atives messaS?es. calls m-alee this an acti ve time. Humor. versatility are featured Save de· tails for another day For now. gain percep lion or picture as a whole . Cancer and the number 8 figure in scenar io O lder individual ajds you up ladder . Keep goal m s ight. Insist on adhe ring to principles. By so doing. you gain in long run. SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov. 21 l : Being alone is not the same as being lonely. Know it. respond accordingly. Some time to yourself is not only beneficial. it now is a necessity. Accent on dis- tance . trav e l . publis hing. education. spiritual insight. SAGITrAJUUS CNov . 22-Dec 211 : Power play • 1s on agenda. Be in charge lf others whine. let them. Keep your owo obJectivel" clearly in sight BE: aware of taxes. 1ni.urance policies. de: linquent bills. Partner or mate ts concerned about hidden costs. 1 am a ·pouce officer pany r efused to p ay and was on duty when [ because a city vehicle had to relieve myself. was involved. I did not Since my home was ask the city to pay for nearby, I drove the tbebicycle,since l could cruiser to my house and be subject to internal parked in the driveway . discipline for not mak- Within minutes a call of ing sure that the rear of assistance went over the t he vehicle was clear air. As I backed out, I be fore bac king . Tp. heard a scraping noise make a long story short, and thou,...~ that I b~d ' l went to the neighbor's run over·cs~ash can. It house. They said how was a bicycle that a sorry they were, but little &irl had parked they weren't sorry when directly behind my car. I wrote the check for 100 GEMINI (M ay 21 · June 20 1: Windfall is Engagement announce· spotlighted. Cash .flow ....m~nts. with black.and· surges -you rise above white JJW.ssy of the future Jealousy. 'ill~ifferen ce Jmde k the-eo~. muac. ami ottrer-4it>t1taele!I bl' received by the Study Tauru!-message. l'eatures Deportment su Your "touch .. enhances weeks before the wedding value of posse,ssions CAPRICORN CDec 22-Jan. 19)': Sign agree· m e nt . <tss um e responc;ibility of ··pa rtner .. Means bt.> finis hed with role of shrinking violet. Be re· ceptivc. cooperatjf~ot ~u b ~e rvu~nt . Arftl'~. Libra figure prominent· ly. You receive aceolade a~ p a)!t effort!! bt-<tr fruit date Know it. be confident. e refuse to Ix> intimidated Happenings by ··bush leaguers ... CANCER <June Zl • July 22>: Cycle high. ac ------------------------------tivities expand -take •• AQUARIUS CJa o 20·Feb 181 · You have chanc~ to correct past error . you have pro- verbial seeond chance What '\eemed a lo'\t cause is revitalized. Leo 1s in picture Accent on bas•c material. depen· dent~. pet -you're able to get affairs in order and to be nd or foolish burden (From Page Cl) were the McGiews. Nick and Barbara Williams, Tom Enman. Mr. and Mrs. Micky McArthur, Julia Chase and Mr. and Mrs. Harold UndeU ... Members of the Huntington Beach Aquabelles Synchronized Swim Team attended the Senior National Outdoor Competition In New York with their coach, Mrs. Carol Dentcb. They included Heidi Kozlschekl.. Tracey Roberts, Krisli Bed ard, \;ella and Regina San- b r a n o. KrlsU S hlnne r , Jill PeterlOO, Kathy Augenstein and Mary.J o Wethmeller . . . Mrs. Cheryl DenD1ted t is the new president of the American Business Women's Association ... Members of the 552 Club, men's support group for Hoag Memoria l Hospital Presbyterian, got together for a western barbeque in Bommer Canyon last week. Chairman Dr. T bom11 Doan was assisted in planning the event by Ray Haas, R ob Bl:uoa, Biii Lusk, Ron Bod1ers, Joel Rothman, Paul Salata and Pete Sir acusa ... Pilar Wayne and Jaqueline Hagen hosted a premier party at the Femleaf Caffe . 1bon Griffith. Ninety-Nines International vice president. attended an Ai r Age EducAtion Workshop at the Un iversity of Okla homa. He is a Costa Mesa resident . . Mr. and Mrs. E. Jackson Edwafas, Laguna Beach. vacationed on an Alaska /Canada c ruise ., . Carolyn Harvey. representing more than 80 active ca reer women of the Newport Harbor Business and Professional Women's Club. attended the BPW's National Convention in San Juan. Puer to Rico." Marianne Beu. Newport Beach. winner orthe local. district a nd state t itles. accompanied Ms. Harvey to the convention to be honoi:.ed as Calirorrua's Young Career Woman of 1978·79. If you have an Item for Hapr>en· ings. send 1t to Marcia Foriberg. Orange Coast Daily Pilot, P.O_ 8o% 1560 . Costa Me.a. 92626. Or call 642-4321 initiative. m ake new starts: be original. in· dependent. a pioneer. Popularity 1ncrea~es LEO <J uly 23-Aug. 22 >: Wh at had been cause for fear. a larm can now be turned to your advanta~e You get better "treatment. .. You lo cate esca pe mechanism Confine- m e nt proble m is re· solved. Good news ar· rives. Yes. you can celebrate' PISCES <i"eb. 19· Ma rch 201 What you need i11 available. Know ' it and act as If aware of it. Creative efforts suc· ceed. Welcome change, varielv -exoress yourself in writing. One who taught you in past will make r ea p - pearance Aqu a riu". Caneer persons figure prominently VIRGO CAug 23· Sept. 22>· Wish is on solid basis -means it comes true in a very practical m a nner . Emotions arc part of pleture You ask for reassurance One In question wants the same -;:;:=R=u=F;;FE=Ll=,5===- rrom you Reconcali a· Lion could be on B1enda. u~STllY LIBRA <Sept. 23-0ct . '""""° 22>: Home. career. W...Y•W• financial returns -.. ..., these form significant "U ...._. ... trinity. Capricorn. -.... Zif • , 1ood old day1." Thi• 11 • •at trtcky u we bad ; met them onco at a . VFW plcnlc wllb my '11 Partnl1 and ·U.ld. "If At breakfast every mornln1, tbey would aak, "What'• to se& in thl1 town?" We 1ot ln the car and took them on a lhre•bour lrtp • .. You call tM1 a 'ecenlc attraction'?'' "We call It tbe Grand Ca111on. •· we said proud}y. FMW Fash ion Island Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS OF 'THE HARBOR • you•re ever out Weit. tin ua • ~au... · "f'ay, take • Joe* at . • ,. ' \ CALIFORNIA /CAREERS /PEOPLE Eleetric Results Timing Use Saves Power 87 TBO~A 0. EU.\ . Ju•t *Mn C•Jitornla tnt-rl..Y plann«-ri. i.r., b~ln& ubjteted lo critldam (or push.int cqnservullon a&l the expe~ ot nuclear pov. t'r com evidt'nt'~ lhi-t nt h.m•t one C1I tht'tr pt•l PC'OIJJ'IOU ,. ~U('('N•dln& &randl~. Tbe protl' m " "ttme of U$e" pridnc. in which larae lndw.trlcs pay more for pow r used dur1n1 the noon to• p.m. time bloc than at CXh r Umt·!'I So far. rHidenU1tl customers hi1vt ~ntvidenc«-of theplun only vto radio nd tt'lf'vtslon commf'fclnl~ uralnK them lo (ttVt• uppllaincei. "a rl'.,t" In tht' 30t•r;noon SUPER SALESMAN MOfrle Turner Voters to Get Spending Bill? t'rom AP Dl1patcbe11 S\:n Carl T. Curtla, R Neb .. Introduced a bill that would allow voters in November lo state their cho1ct• or continued federal deficit spendlne or a bulanced budget • The nallonul referendum would be advisory only The Curtis proposal would give voters tbl~ choice: "That a start be made at once to reduce fllderal spending, and that a balanced budget be reuchcd withln a period of the next two fiscal yeurs; or • "1"1t' federal government should continue ils ·vrel!enl practict• or deficit financing .. • TUllday.Auguat 1 1978 OAll. Y Ptl.OT Q . IN NOltTHl':RN ('Al.lFOltNU, THOUGH, Pacafk Glls " Elf'Ctrtc Co hai. 135 of 1t:. l11rge!>t eustomtr'$ on the upenm"ntal pricing i>Y!>tt>m and hJ!> :,a' ed t'OOUl(h elt't'trlt'lly m tht! la.st )'e.ir lo pov. t'r lht' rlt.) of Pt>t;.1luoi.1 for thnt t1mt· 'OlrrHERN t.:ALIFORNIA But 1t v.., m SoutlH·rn <.::.llfdrn11' that tht> pro ~ram m1tdt-1t.s pre!>enct-_________ fl'll mo t recently and Cartoons Promote Education Restaurateur John Grisanti or Memphis hgurcli he either will serve rus black-tie dinner guests the world's most expensive wine on Oct. 28 or the world's highest-priced salad dressing. G rasanli paid $18,000 at a May auction for what experts say is probably the only remaining bottle of 1864 Chateau Lafite Rothscruld SIJ8des of Vietnam ~aw hat is the order of the day for th1~ Vietnamese refuget· ,.who now makes his living fishing at Empire. La. He sells hi:. catch daily to a seafood outlet in thE:-community so mile-. southeast of New Orlean~ But. the restaurateur said there 1s a chance th FOCUS most ObVIOlbly ~ ' During the mid July :.mog crisis ttiat saw many companies us in& their air pollution emergency plans for the first ltme. peak electricity use reached a re· cord but was still substantalelly below what had been pr~icled for such tame!.. v.hen ma:.aivt: num· bcrs of air conditioner:. are turned on. OAKLAND IAPI Morrie Turner admits he was a lousy student in his youth. but now that he is a ·nationally known <.'ar· toonisl he has become a v. ane already has turned to vinegar. There in no way of koowing until it is opened • A Canoga Park youth PEOPLE Jarvis Backlash Hits was free on bail after being arrested in an alleged $150,000 extortion plot involving a threat on the lire of actor Walter Mattbau's teen.age son. police said Citizens Across State THAT WAS REMARKABLE BECAUSE the super salesman for Southern California Edison Co. had added about education. Matthau received a letter July 26 threatening the life of his 15-year-old son, Charles, . SACRAMENTO <AP> -Because and demanding $150.000 In casti, or Proposition 13, it now will cost you 75.000 customers in the previou~ year. Those new 1'urner. whose sue customers alone should have pushed power use dur-cessful comic strip "Wee police said. · more to kill porcupines in Redding. ing the smog crisis higher than it went •Pals" is syndicated in Both the lonf(·term succes:. or the plan in nearly 110 ncwsparers Northern Caliror-nia · ar\d its hel~ duri·ng the around thtrworld. sp~nds Southland's crisis demonstrated that conservation a lot or time visiting cot. techniques imposed by state agencies ca..u be eHec· leg es and schools en· Ove. The'Umeoruseplan1hs a<fopted v1>lllltarily by _ couraging kids to J:<'I the On July 28, officers staked It will be more expwnsivetogotoihe out the "drop area" in Malibu zoos and museums in San Francisco .and nrre~ted KefV)e th R. flO.dSacrameoto. , • Dabllner. 18, when he opened a A GOOD. S'llFF drink could soon s uitcase and then tried to nee cost more in the Los Angeles County the sce.ne, Polic~ laid city or Inglew~whece you might PG&E. but Edison was ordered to use it best education they can . . also want to buy a smoke detector to ltaly. s Pres.1dent Sandro avoid a new fire fee Now both firms are talking about expansion of THE S3·YE.\R-OLD the plan because it has worked so well..._ artist made a recenM.rtp••, Pertlol ~ill vacat10~ as usual m A mqyie ticket will bl:! more ex- the .. l tahan ~11'.5. !his year buh penslve""tn·Oakland and !fcramento.. won't be staying m a hotel. PG&E plans to put another l.100 medium-sized to Archbishop Mitty High bus inesses on the system late this year and.will also School in San Jose. 40 try a pilot program with 50 volunteer agncul~I miles to the south where customerstoi>eeifitcansavepower4tthesame ~\.tie spent a week• doing MATIMAU Instead. the 81-year-old president will be the ~ _guest of ltal)['s nationiil police and have tw~roo111s 'Tltese t~ •I ,tW .... • and a bath in a police gueslhouse. • dJ •oi 'laefp tM ·~ .-farmer~save money v. hat he docs best talk The move was made for security reasons .-i .. _ -~ _., , because or terrorist threats, officials said. co••--.. .--........... a AND EDISON SAYS IT WILL soon be ex- perimenting with volunterer residential customers. who would then have a monetary incentive to turn off appli ances in the afternoons. when electric use in· variably hits its peak Because PG&E has been using the system longer than anyone else in California. that company has evaluutcd it more c losely. ·'These kinds ofn1tes serve a t wo-fold purpose.·' <:>~s Leland Gardner. the firm's rate department manager. ··They C'an lfelp s have peaks on the entire system and they give custom<'rs a greater degree of control over their electric bi Its.·· IF CONSERVATION ESTIMATES FOR sav- ing:. by industrial customers pan out and the pro- gram has a lrcudy been more effective than predict· l'd PG&E <>ays it could postpone building al least one power plant with a 2 5 ml'gawatt capacity into the 1990s. That postponemt•nt alone would save customers about $50 million over 10 years. since consumers would pay for a ne~ plant via their monthly bills And 1f the plan can be extended to both Jgriculture and res1d~nt1al customers. both Edison and PG&E would !-.ave even more power. thus allow- ing indefinite postponement or still more power plants. Jn all. therefore. time of use electric pricing can produce three major benefits: lower prices in both the short <1nd long run. less pollution on smog crisis <lays because less power is ll~ed and less fuel must be burned and lower long-term pollution levels because the stall' wi ll need flower power plunts than previous· ly cxpcctt'<I. · Radiologic Head Named ~J i c h a e I F' C u n · ningham or Huntington Beach hl!s been installed as presi d e nt of the Orange Distract of the Californ1n Societ y of Radiologic rechnologist:.. .. H e is an ad m1nistrative rad1olog1c lechnologist at Fountain Valley Community Hospital PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS IUSINIH NAME STATEMENT T lte 1011-1119 per_, I\ OOln9 OU"• ne~i•& MARKET VALUE REAL ESTATE, lllO HMllOf. Suite 102. Cost• Mes•,CA'262' Peter FraftClt 5111)0. l4H WHt tst St •• ~pace 10. ,.,.., .. Ane, CA tl103 Tltlt t>u~-It <-.Cled Cly •" In· Glvlduel Pete< FreMls Sii~~ Tiiis Ital~ was hied *lllt Ir.. COunly Ct.,k of Or•noe County on July JI. "71. ,._ P111>llslted Or-Coe't Dally Pllol A119 1, I, U, 21. "II 2..0 11 PUBLIC NOTICE '_ .. ~_, __ Degiee A.warded Air Force Col. John A Conover, son of Julia M Conover or 426 Arroyo Chico. Laguna Beach. was graduated from the Naval War College. in Newport. R.l. A 1955 graduate of Laguna Beach High School and a 1959 graduate or Caltech, he joined the Air Force in .July 1959 Oasses Set Classes in both con- versational and written Arabic will be offered on Saturday mornings this fall at Orange Co~st College. Information may be obtained by calling 556-5735. PUBLIC NOTICE rng to students <.1bout the importance of school while whipping up t'.aricaturesof each one "He's fantastic!" ex· claimed Mitty High c<iunselorStcve Du vis. Turner, who grew up pdor and bluck 1n Oukland and lcurncd to dr<tw by copying thl' works of successful car toonist!-.. has a good reason for cht1mpioning his cause. .. IN IOGH school . ..twas always JUSt a hop nnd a skip ahead of a n t.'X· puls111 n slip." he <1d milled · ·1 wus u rotten student. and I got what l 've got through a lot of luck and pure pt•rs piration." ht: sttid. "With a little more education and a little more applic<1t1on I might ha v <' succeedt>d a lot !-.Onncr " Turner nttributes much or his artistic sue cess to his mother "SHE W/\S my fir!-.l booster. encouraging me from lhc very sturt." he said. "But I doubt 1f sht• <>r ·~"6\,J!ISl' in my famiry .. ht't expected me• tomakeilreallypay" But pay it does. Today. Turner comm and!-. bet ween $350 and $500 for a single drawing. a far cry from the day in 1947 when h£> rece1vc:d his first SS check for a drawing s ubmitted lo a buking in dustry journal Crimes Up LOS ANGELES <AP) The number of ma1or crimes reported in Los Angeles for lhe first half of the year increased 7.8 percent compared to the first half of 1977. police said * •tate 0..-Hr al c ..... Philadelphia city Councilman Francls Raff er· •erce offfefflL ty and housing activist Millon Street came close lo ~~ settling their differences in the boxing ring. as will race track admission at Santa Monday, the two said they will debate each Anita and Los Alamitos. other instead on a local radio station for two hours A hotel room in dozens of cities will Wednesday night. -be higher in price: A long·stand1ng feud Your overdue library book will ~ct betw~en Rafferl)'. 40, und you back more in Santa Monica Street. 37. came to a he&d last week when-the City Council AND. IF Y01J'RE a businessman held hearings on a proposal to or builder. you'll have to pay more change the city charter so a for almost all the reams or permits m ayor could run for more than you need to do your job. two consecutive terms in office California's 417 cities and S8 coun- Rafferty, a supporter of Mayor lies, searching for revenue lost Frank Rizzo. favors the plan. lhrough the passage of tax protest while Street opposes it leader Howard Jarvis' property lax • initiative. are looking at fees and James Lien. formerly a top Nevada Taxation other taes for services r.anging from Oepartment official. was sentenced to four years couoty agriculture offices., porcupine 1n prison for 10 counts or embezzling money from poison lo ambulances. achurchwherchewastreasurer No one is sure how many cities and The sentence ran counter to a state Parole and counties ha'4e raised fees to offset Probation Department suggestion that Lien. 43, Proposition 13 revenue losses former deputy director of the Taxation Depart· THE STATEWIDE COUNTY ment. get probation and a $2.500 fine Lien. Carson C1ty·s "man of the year" in 1970 Su p e rvisor s Association has and a mayoral candidate in 1972. stood silently "absolutely no idea." and the League with his head bowed as District Court Judge Mike of California· Cities points out that Fondi read the sentence. some cities. like San Francisco. • quickly raised fees. but backed do~n U S Commissioner. of Education Ernest L. when they got state aid. Boyer wants a new n.im e for his headquarters, The totals wi1 l probably not bL now CiJllcd FOB 6. kt.own until Nov. l. when all cities That's ttie name of the and counties have to report ':Jl.ny ud '9adquankr.s-0f the U.S. Office justmenl i.D fees. char~ antt 'any 1;r Education and it ·5 short for taxes levit'd after June 6' to the state F ederal Office Building 6' Department of Finance. Boyer thinks · the name is Thal requirement is contained in a "sterile and bureaucratic and state b<1il-out law giving local gov lacking in humanity .. He's ernments $4.l billion in grants and open to suggestions for <1 better $900.000 in loans from the state sur-plus name. Hts preference would be to name 1l lhc Horace Mann Build· mg. after the 19th century educator • IOYEll Lyndell Cheeves. a JUntor college ad· manistrator in southern Arizona, has been named president of Feather River College an Northern Ca liforma. ,. Dale Wren, president since the two· year school "'us rounded 10 years ago, resigned recently. Cheeves. who got his bachelor's degree at Pep perdine University and his doctorate from UCLA. IS dean or instruction at Cochise Community College in Bisbee. Ariz. PROPOSITION 13, PASSED over· whelmingly by California voters J unc 6. cut property laxes by about 57 percent and local government re· venues by a total of $7 billion. After the vote. and until the state bail-out law was siJ?ned June 24. local governments scrambled to trim budgets and find more money by July l. when Proposition 13 and the new fiscal year started Neonatology One reason for the haste w~s because the Jarvis amendment re · quires a two-thirds vote by the people to add new taxes or raise old one!> Many cities und counties, therefon'. raised rees and taxes before July l. when Jarvis took effect. but some kept them inactive until and 1f needed. Job Field IVewb'om THE FEES AND laxes most com· monly turned to, estimates Suzanne Foucault of the League of California Cities. are business and construction permit fees. hotel·motel taxes and ' service fees such as sewers, street- cleaning and recreation. By JOYCE L. KENNEDY Dear Joyce: I am a girl who recently read aboat neonatology, but can't find career details. Information on bow to become a doctor or nurse In neooatology, or places where I could write wouJd be ,;real. -8.1., Bangor. Pa. Neonatology medical car e ror newborns ib a developing specially that mer~es obstetrics and pediatrics. A neonatologlst I physician) usually takes <1 residency tn pediatrics after medical school, while a pcrinutologist, who is a speci111ist in unborn os well as newly born infants. ts morf' likely to tuke a residency inob!\tetrlcs. FOR GENERAL inforrnaUon on these physicians, write to: Resource Center. Amerfc3n Academy of Pcdhtrlcl'. 1801 Hinman Ave .• Kvan11ton, Ill. 60204. or Communlca· llo.na_Dcpt.. American College o( Obslctrit'l4ns ond Cynecoloif!lt , l E; Wat'ker, Chicago, Ill. 6060\. The neon a la I nurse pracmtontr does adv enc<.' study to obtain a certtncate or ma1ter'1 d grte in one of some two doi n nunilng pro ram!! across U\ no· lion. Procr•m In nur Ina eduulion dlrcclor1 nr' listed under neonatal, pttlnatftl. maternal -child. or ptdlatrU!a. TWO PROGRAMS ARE al the University of Arizona at Tucson. and the University or Wisconsin at Madison. RNs sometimes take short courses to work in hospital high-risk infant units Raising fees ror services ls in keep- I round no career materials neonatologists or neonatal nurses. on mg with a new post-J ar vis prulosophy or having users pay. Before. property owners paid taxes that supported things. 11ke parks, they might never use. Dear Joyce: Do you h•Yf' Inform•· lion •bout airport work? -T.T.J .. Columbia, S.C. A free copy o("Airport Careers." published by the Federal Aviation Ad· ministration. is available. Enclose a gummed. self-addressed mailing label wilt• l:our request lo me al this n<.'wspaper. Naturally, those aHected aren't happy with fee Increases. Raising construction permit rees ·'his kicked the aves-age price or a .home up $1,000 to $2,000," complains Robert Rivinius. ell.ee'utlve vice pre· stden~ of lbc Calltorrua 8uilding In· dust~.Aasoclatlon. · Dear 18)'ce: Pl~He send a copy Of . I,. 'l' LEAST46·50 local government& your Ust ol n.oanct11 atd fOIGUtcU (or h(lfe ralaed fees UJi to 21500 percent, women ltvdents -I dn .. rentemllitr lte ••id. A e•llforn.l• ho.me--already ltieuctUUe.-lnclu~cs $2,500 to Sf.000 in govern· -M.S.,SuJoee mint permit tees. he added. · ~ --1'ht Catlfomi• Chamber of Com- Hert ·s u new one -"ll'inahclal Ald: merce thirik.s aboul ~ percent of the A Portl:.11 Ltst of Resources for c1Uc• tnd count.Jes Increased bust· Women." It's published by the Project n ts permit fee.a anywhere h'om \J ontheStatuaand Educ1tlonofWomcn. percent to 100 porcent last month. but To obt•in o copJ ot thl1 tlaht·P•ac manychanscdU\etrmlndstattr publlcatlon. oner e stomprd, . If· "Thest' typea of thinis do not help tcddre~. Ion while envelope with th• bu ln.ea.1 community at. '111. ·· sold your request tom~ al this newspaper John Dc?boney. direttor or economic As.k ror"PSEW Finanth11Aid " devctopmcot for the chamber "Thi~ inhibits growth and does not make J whole lot of sense because these peo plecanprovidejobs ·· TKE HOTEL·MOTEL I.ax .J percentage or the room· charge. wa:- i~creased from around 6 percent m most cities to 8 or 10 percent. Places include-Sacrametlto. San Francisco Cu lv er City. Baldwin Parl( Fullerton. Santa Barbara Count~ .. Thousand Oaks and Ventura. · More fundamentally. many peopll' who supported !'roposit1o.t 13 fel•I that raising other fees or taxes is not what the Jarvis tax revolt wru. all about " When the Woodland City cfunc1! decided to char&t lees for str~t rl'- ruse pickup. recreation programs and building plan checks. Coun cilman Hurry Wa lker objected thuL new fees "would tend to circumvent what Proposition lJ intended lo ac complish." T H 1£ MONTEBELLO CITY Coun· cit whipped through sev~ new taxes . which offi cials don't plan to use un· less needed. But CJ citizens· commit ·t•e took out a full-pagl' newspaper <1dvertisement compla1Jtang that l ht· council had ··repealed" Proposition 13 with the new t<1~~ and beJ{an talk iMof r£>call ~ A new Group. Citizens P erm unenl Committee on the Recall o f Public Officials 1n North Hollywood. plan~ lo watch local of flcwls who might be trying to ratSt· fees and taxes instead of cutting go' crnment s pending. the goal of many Proposition 13 backers While some: citie~ and count1e~ nav(' passed a slew of new ta~s.. whether as insuranct-or not. other!> are wailing. Los Angele~y ,and County have not yet rais~~~e:.. but are weighing some change:. * * Fire Departmem Seeks 9upport From Donations ALPINE IAP1 Res ident!' ra1s1n~ donallnn:-lo keep this Sao Diego sub urh'" fire dt!partment open ran ml(• post Proposition 13 skept1c1 sm aM anti-government sentiments. "There was a lot of resistence" to efforts of the HOT Committee -Help Our Town to collect money for lht• Alpine Fire Protection District. said fred Novell. wh<' coordinated the ~olicillni? THE FIRE DISTRICT. which M'rves lhe 8.000 residents in whe1t ;";lovell describes as an upper-middle· class bt'droom community east of San Die~o. lo~t 1 wo-thlrds of lti- S310.000 <mnuul budRet because of Proposition 13. That initiative. passed June 6 b:- state voters. cut property tales by 57 percent and local government re venue by a total of $1 billion. Firt> districts, which rely heavily on pro· perty lax money. were some of th<· hardest hit. The state passed ::i ball-out bill g1v· ing $162 million to the state's 5,000 special districts, with priority to firP districts But Alpine ran out of money July \ a nd would have had to close until it received ill' state mone~ an August. SOVELL AND ABOUT 5Cl other rt• <:1de nt " w~nt around th• neighborhood. to collect money' tCl keep the fire department open, and ended up with about SJ0.000 rn dom1 lions, with 70. percent of the peoplt> refusing to contribute " "It was not as s uccessfuJ 118 WO bud hoped." he suld. "'they didn't.believe it. They juat don'b bellf!v@ pohti· clans." Alpine ta ea ar e hi.ah. be said. b\lt re1ldet)ls dO{l'L lf4tl ll wt.t Jetv.JU. -or trash collectton trom San Oit-go County and &et minimal poli~ pro lectlon Raid nt.5 tum~ ieoUc tank!' and haut thcir won tra&h or havt• prlv3t' company p!ckupt ''THE ON\. V TUING we did tulve- worlh :1 damn Ytaa t\N? "rvtce and n ambulance Everybody "ys why' we re JNQ'ln~th t outrtle<>Ul taJC es and ll'll:na n0lh1n1 It's ad.10\nf! lO wolrure .. ' ... • ' - ., .. Cf CWlY Pf.LOT Pt18LIC NOTICE PUllUf NOTICE ~l<T1""*1 ....... .. NNlleSTAT ..... lfT , ... ,..._.,,,. --...... ._ MU el GATEWAY NMS, t,. L Seutll "••-81¥&, ...... ....._,CA ttJtt Tt•tM • l"Mcaea ·~-. M~ ='-'\ LA, ..._......,. lllNcl\ CA , .... ~' h COftdiweted ..., M\ ,,.. tlv-t ,......_ "-8Y"M Tiiis -~ -llleo wttl\ tf1t f°::~Y c~ of 0r-. c..y ... Juiy ....,,.. '""°''_,... 0r-.. OMS! 0.lly Piiot 4uly I I. 11. ~ ~ I, 1'11 ,.,.,_,. PUBUC N011CE l'tCTinous •UJ•N•U NAMtr STATaMllllT ,,.. lof~ ~doing~· llleUn. A I. It ACCOUNTING SE"VICE. 1'912 c.io Or<ie, HunltftgMn 8Ncll, CA t1M4, PO. Boll SS, H~ 8NCll,CA ... Rot.rt J . ~Jr •• 1 .. 12 Ceto Cir , ... tfoMt~ llHCll. CA~ Tiiis ~I Is COflCluded by ...... ,..vlcNel t R*'\J.~r. '"" s~ wes fllecl wfttl "-County Ci..11 of OrllllOI Couilt\' Oii July u ; 1'71. ...,,.. PuOllslled OrMOe ~t 0.0y ,Pt104 July II, 15, "'-'II-1, I . 1'71 2~7-71 "•en nous •UStNass NAMIE STATaM«NT T"' toftowlnt ,.._ It dllifl9 boAI· n.un: MUA PERFORMANCE PARTS, ... o N-POrt 8h1d., CMt• Mesa. C.llfornlam27 J*imts J Stensfleld, 1156 Maftdor• Or • Cost• Mtw., alltonM• nt1' T 111 s blnlfttSUS tonduC1aCI by aft In dlvldUal. J-J. Si.nsti.ld Tiiis ll•t-..t wn Iii.ct wltll tlle c-tY Clen QI Orenge County on J11ly n , 1m. ..._ Pllbllshed Orenge Coe\t Delly Pll04, July 2S MCl~lJ.LJi.tm---. 21'>71 P UBUC NOTICE suF••idi c:ouaT ()fl TM• STATW Of' CAUl'o.NIA •CHI TM• COUNTY CW O.ANOa .,,, .......... N OT I Ca OP Ml:AalMO O' "l:T'ITIOM ...,_ Pl!OeATa Of' WILL ANO Lan••• Tl:I TAM••TAltY l"OR AUTMOIUlATION TO AO· M I NI S'rSa UNOa • TM• INOl: .. •NMNT AOMINtSTaATIOM OP UTATllSACT. ,.o!:.!':!. lllf DAVIO E~AAD CLAlllC, NOTICE IS HERESY GIV{ff Nt F REOEA1C G. MAR KS llH fll•CI "''t in a petltkln for ProOete Of Wiii •nd I~ of L~ Tut-.ry to tM Petltlolwr -tor ~etloft lo adnllll!Uw -._ I"•• ••it •Om lnlstrl1klft of E11.tM Act. re-ference to wtlk.J\ Is mao. for ""11\tr P•rtlcu••rs. •ncl that Ille llme elld p iece ot -•lno tM Mll'ne hes been Mt to. AU1111S1 IS. 1971, •t 10:00 a.m .• 111 I~ COUr1r_., of O@Cloer1..-t No. J ot \•Id <our1, at 100 Ovk c:.nt.r Ortw Wut, 111 ,.,. Coty ol Sllfllll Ana, c.111om1e. Oat.., July 2S, t'78 WILUAM E. St JOffN, e<MllyC--' ""l JONATHAN K. GOU>UI & S TEWAaT S.. MIMS , ...... _ .... Men Mitt 1129 ................ ~..., .. ......,.tr.~ Publi....,. Orenge CoM1 Deity Ptlot. July lt •nd ~ 1.1. 1'11 PUBUC NOTICE P ICTITIOUS 8'1S!NHS NAMa STATl:M•NT Tiie 101iow1no IMK'wn' ••• 001119 DUslnenes: GOLD PEDDLERS. tA Pertrio,. Irvine,~. 9?714 ' Ka thi••" R•• Ga lindo, H Par1rldQe, lrvlfw. c... 9?114 LH !le CMOline Cu!NMnt0n, 140H AIOtrgt.n, El Tor~ C.. ntJO Tnls business I• collducltd llY a gerMr•I CNr't""1blp. 11:.t ....... A. GallnclO Tftls •t.l-.t wa Iii.cl Wltll ti.a County c..., I/If Or llllOI c:-.ty on July ''· 1911. ""7617 Plllllislled Or ..... Coe1t 0.lly PllOI July 18, U. AMg. t, I, 1t71 2....,,, PUBLIC NOTICE PV8UC NOTICE ' 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 p I 0 T c L A tft:~ ' s s I ,F I E D 6 4 2 • The Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It. Trede It With a Want Ad (642-5878 ) One Call Service Fast Credit Approval a..lttlllt H1•n,_.S. ..._..,_S. HwetPorS-. HoeMt,_Sale Hwe1Por5* .._-.1 PorS. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... IOOJ Ch•r• 1002 Ge.rat IOOZ G1Mral 1002 G1Mral 1002 GieMr91 IOOZ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MISAPILMAI POOL 5'.lpel' famUy hocnc with •parltll~ awlmmlng eool • I~ landaeaplna ~ bedroom, 2 bath' wtlh family room. eioav.Ient lo 1cbooll & ~·· CALL 7~1·3191. EXCLUSIVE AREA Pl't ,._....-. CSEL ECT A.U~eoaawadvm.iaed T'PROPERTIES 1D tbla oonpapw II tub· . . .Odll: parded gate. lovelY Plan 3, 3 bdrm. & famhy rm., l ·1tory: dream ltltcbeo with Cornioi top range, self. clea.a.ine oven• compac· tor:2 PaUos. Only alight· ly more than 2 years old. SU..500 1«t to the Federal F'alr StBtS TO SAND llou1lo1 Act of tH Immaculate remodeled wh1dl ~ ~ Wefal home. Beam ceilln11. advertlte any pre· akylllhl, mlrrora & ference, limltaUon, o wood. Steps lo beach, dilcriminatioo bQed park pool as terutla 3 raoe, color. tella\Oo. sex. bdrm . 2 ba. Beach or naUooal origin, or an lifestyle .w /total lwtury int.eat.Ion to make ~ny aloaJ.y $1'3.000. se&-ml. such preference, U1n1ta· tioa. or dl.acrimtnaUon." 2,000 SQ. FT. .. ol llvinl apace ln um popu lar PAL ERMO Model in HAR BOR VIEW HOMES, with 4 bdrms., family rm. & .. ~ nus newspaper will not lmowlnflY accept any advert slog for r eal estate wbich ls lo viola· tioaolthelaw. (~l\'lttl5§1$15i {=~~.r:'o~:T; $167,500 Ru1 Eatate EMGUSHISTATI BAY & BEACH szsO::C:~... REALTY 759.()811 --------~ Soarlol 2 s ly, 4 br + 450~=c:e~~Dr. pool! A handyma n's ---------paradise! Paint and pro---------- fit and you have yourself an estate. Excellent Tnhm living. Call quick, 847-al~O OPfN 111 9 •ti ~ IUN IOM "'l'I • --~19:&1111 ~000 DOWN No qualifying! Owner will fanance! Call Now! RED CARPET 754·1202 ~!!':~.~ .. t •. ; •• G-s• ~00~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• llACH-HOUS• FIXER RARE FIND! ~Steps to ocean I Gardea root with view! Too good to last ! Hun')'. call 64.5--0303 FOREST E OLSON PRICE SLASHID Lovely 3 BR hinome localed in on quiet cul- de-s a c . Reduce d to S71.900 with 903 or VA financing avail. 754-7800 EASTSIDE Horse Property. New 4 COSTA MESA Br 2~ Ba on liJ acre . ~Bdrm home iido sq. fl. Mllriy, many with dining, fireplace, xt.ras. Bkt. 754-6262. big lot, lots ol trees When you call Classified sbrub8. Alley entrance M a k e t h o s e g o o d lo place an ad, you 're 85· for RV etc. Asking only household ilems you're s ured of a fr i endly '63,.500. Call540-1151 not using available to wefoome a'nd help lo ... ~:-HERITAGE REALTORS HELP! IEACH NOIATE Court says sell! Priced well under market! Ex· e-cutlve lowotiome liv· Ing! Walls o r glass! Breathtaking view! Once in a Ute lime opportuni· ty. For details cal l, 6'.S-0303 FOREST E OLSON ''"' f ''"" , .... , CRAWFORD CANYON North T ustin are a . beauUluJ country setting on '4 acre with view or bills. Space for RV, 3 car 1.,..,e, l year old. Call 546-5880 ~ .... A»-HERITAGE • • REALTORS *VETS* OOOWN-O CLOSING Homes in all areH ol O~GECOUNTY Yll'A•T. Ctl 541-0100 $64,900 1'h1a a bdrm MonUeeUo townbome comea com· plele w /Of1W C11>t • drps In neiual ton•, wood 1buttera II electric 1ara10 door opener. Ideal locatlon. Two 1wlmmla1 pooll • clul>bouMI. Just ltlted. ... nu . aome other family by ad· wording your ad for best vertising them for sale in r esp onse . Call Now ! Classified. Call 642·5678 642-5678 SllK & FIND. STATE NICKHAMES C ~N E MT N AH C,.. £ F 0 0 NA LS W E A T N 0 I N I H 0 0 0 L 0 Y ~ 0 8 0 V H R L P T H G R R A T S E N 0 l E E E C W R V E 0 H E W 0 L F N U S N V R 0 C 0 E H l W V l L E l C 0 I N G R S E H T 0 0 0 R I 0 0 E R E R N V T M C W H U S R V A S E N E H X A H A T Q B 0 l P S V R E U E t M A H C N E F 0 0 N A l R N S H H F W l 0 R H 0 M E R 0 0 T l M X L E K H A R S A W G W S E E A Y 0 T J E X U T W R E E T R Z E S W R I U Y Z Y E I U K G N 0 I T U T 1 T S N 0 C E H 0 R l N C S N R I E 0 T A H L S E G R L W 8 G lnsl7uctlon1: Hidden WOf'dl below eppear fonnrd, bedt· wwd. up, down « dltgonelty. Find tedl and boa It In.• Ylllowhlmmlf Alolle HllWbyoi~ Constitution Plllcan !Mlnftoww..i Comhuakw Qlow Mt Bl~" Old Dominion Lone Stlf Wotwrint g Lind of Enthantmant Soontr E~ Tomorrow: Cycl• HAllOll YllW HIW -SU6.SOO View of ocean, bay & city lights from this beautiful 4 bed r oom home . Decorator wallpapers and fine cptng. A great pool table sized game room, private lge rear yard & patio. Only 3 minutes to Fashion Island. WESLIY M. TAYLOlt CO .. llALTOltS 2111 S-Joa ... Hiii Road HEWPOU CINTH. H.I. t4<M910 EASTSIDE IUCCOLA -3 Bdrm 2 bath B u c c o l a built h ome r e fl ect s pride-of-owner s hip t hruout. New carpets and paint. Vegeta,,ble. fruit trees, covered p_at~ and private J>flcl< yard. CGI 546-4141 GRHHIB.T LOCATIOH -Beautiful, immaculate 3 Bdr m home on quiet. manicured•c ul d e s ac. Close to schools, library, tennis & parks. Only $105,000. Cdl 640-4161 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach-N ewport BPach JUST LISTED Talk about a bargain. this lovely 2 b4P111 .. 2 bath condo has just been listed & at $85,000 'we bet it won't last long ! Walking distance to Westcliff Plaza, absolutely immaculate ; frplc .. lots of light & air. 673-4400 Di•isiOft of Harbor lft•..._nt Co. &EGAHT TOWHHOUSE Th1s lovely home has 2 bdrms.. 21,'J baths & e beauUlul view of Big Ca. nyon Golf Co urse. Profess. deeorated 10 ex- quisite taste. Just listed at$235,000 FANTASTIC SAHDPOIMTE! HUGE ADD-OH FMLYRM F a bulo us d ec o r a to r showplace. Huge exec m s tr bdrm s ui te' Absolute ly tops ro r gr acious entertam 1ng and family enjoyment AJI 4 lge bdrms have walk m clo6ets. Frml din NEWPORT IEACH HAUOR VIEW -CARMEL ThrH .,.. ..... fc•ily rOOM, .-.g r-. Car••I wltlt super upgradH. Sltow1 detlqMMy. Mhroted w••obes. ...._. bookcosft. electric CJCm'CICJe• prot.all•., la•d1cap•d and d•corat•d. O•tdoor lightl•g aad co•Munity pool/porks. $165.000 . EARLY ILUFFS ll'Mftoeulat. ffne MdrOOM "Gw Pica llld •it with_. Ii.ck loy •few, IMasft cetliltqs •d wood floors si .. ot.d on o lo•ely grublbelt. i:aow to co11uauclty pool An HCeflent ... at $159,500. EASTILUFF C•1toftlhed two story ~"*ff hw with ..,... ..... of ............... -lodr lay. '1Ju-M bedrOCNR, ""'" ~. I~ faMHy roowt .cl ~wfA eatt.g ...0: This IJ'JUMCulete home will seCI ltsl'lf. $179,500. • BLUFFS CONDO ' ..... 644-7020 2123 SAN JOAQUIN HILLS ROAD NEWPORT IEACH • MESA VERDE REDUCED TO $89.000 Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home in immac. condition. Xlnt toe . IACIC IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 21/2 bath family home on quiet cul de sac. Overs ized pool. playh~. ~tnt storage. $169.000. IAYFROMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips Bl LL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Boys•cl" Oriv•· N B 075 · 6161 rm, 3 car garage. All this ,_ _______ _ ~VEONTitESANO TWO FOR ONE Two 3 BR houses oo one lot. Great cond .. new plumbing & in immac . cood. $270,000. for #-truly affordable price. Call today for ap- pointment. 545-9'91 NEWPORT HTS 3 BR with har dwood noors & built-Ins OnJy SI 11.500 JACOIS REAL TY 675-6670 MESA VERDE Located on a quiet cul· de-sac. This 5 BR family --------- home Is ln move-in cond $126,!iOO. WANTED! RmchoS..Jopcpn hstlwy! 2 Lonly VJ.w Condos A 2 Bdrm San Mateo model overlook in1 the pool, offered at Sll4,500 ; or. a 2 Bdrm and den 1m maculete San Ca rlos with views or the lake. golf course, mountains & night lights. Offered at Sll9.SOO Of'EHDAILY See agent at 35 Montanes Este ~ l l'i..lil l{l \ll Y ~ I • ,, 1~1) I Cm1 H•1 Co1on1 del MJ1 ~NOWSEL.LrblG• Hunt1njlt o n Par1f1c Beach hou!>e Thill 1:-. d hm1ted offenng or uni· que cooper::it1ve a part ments. located on the s <1n d . A NEV~R BEFOR E . NEV ER AGA I N OP · PORTUNl TY. You owe it t o youn elf t o in vesllllate lh1s real fmd Pn ces from $87.500 to S2&1.000. 711 Ocean Ave, <PCH > Hu ntingt on Beach. Ca Sales office cl06ed on Tuesdays Broker 5J6.$)63 Well cared for former model home in Orange i---------DOLL HOUSE Approxunate 1800 sq ft Best Mesa Verde IO<'a lion. Lar11e 3 Bdrm 2 bath. larAc F::im. Om !;Uper LR polio yd Can't bo.J l pnre .it S00.900. f'or information call Bal~,~~..!!~lly 673-8700 oeeds new own ers! . so- meone who will enjoy a beautiful Jacuzzi year round round ... someone who needs a lot or room With little maintenance. 3 Bdrm, welk·in closets. office an garage. New paint, paper & muc h more. $112,000 Cal 644-721 I HEWUSTIH~t Beautif ul wat erf ront borne with boat slip & 1aody bea c h , ln BAL BOA COV ES; 4 bdrma. + family rm .. 3~ bat.bl, 2 frplca .• 2 patios. 1327.SOO lncludlng land I ---------..... ky Prop. ....... /JD.NIGEL rll\llEY & ASSOCIATES • 675-7060. JIR-CUSTOM $70,000 Absolutely true' Lovely tree lined street Frwl trees and nowers s ur· round this brand new cmlom built 3 bedrm & family rm home Oc cupancy date early Sep· temb er . A tru e BARGAIN HUNTERs 1.:::::::::=:=::::::. DELIGHT' Full price --------- only $70,000. Hurry. call lo see 752-1700. oPIN 111 9 • rl \ IUN I I"-',, HOW IS THE TIME for job seekers to check the Da ily Pilot Help Wanted classification If the job you want 1s not lheno you mll(bt consider orren ng your servil'cs with an ad In the J ob Wanted category. Phone M2-5678 r- ' - -' ~~----·.......... Ho.NtPorS. ~ ..... s. Ho.Ms,_,,. _.__ -~-••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••o•o U---~-<J--M•forW. -·for-'HottlHPot-5* ......................................................... ,.__._ ..... __ 10• .. ~~-•••••••••••••• 9 .. 1001• .. 1002G....... 1002 C....Mete 1024 ---... ·--··••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••U••••••••••••••••• I II aMr • • •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •--•-L. 10,.• •-leach 1048 _, __ ......._.__ 1016 S.... 1 -1016 ············~~ ...... ······················· ···•····•·············· .. . ........... ~ ~........... ~........... ........... ······· TUM<lay, Auguel I 1978 DAILY PlLOT U~IVU~ IN OTHER AREAS LAI.I '°"5T -Wateirfront 3 bdrm in wood and &)aa. redv.·ood de-eking. air cond. and or. llSSOC pool and tennis Just SUt.900. IOMUS IOOM -Plus ram1ly room. and • bdnns on a larg~ Jot tn Fountain Valley. A pnme Usun1 t '152.900 4 •aoOM w_, YOU WlU LOYI •••••,.•••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••··~··••• •••••• •••••••••••••••• OCIAH 111111 letew Miit. Mee uu. cbamu111 3 BR 2 Ba • l.ovelr Mach totta1e Blautll\&1 model home on bMt buy In Colta Me11 w l BR •dtn Ready for Juab tand1caped lul. Beautifully up•raded your aummtr parlle~ WbM u .. ~try Huie home, w /lavllb µao of · llor:Malllrtth11Juatdon t livl.nt room w/cathednal brtck " natural woods L. go lut t llurry t'•ll now I t'eJlin11. fireplace and Double fplc •nd mutb In Reduced to Sll,000 1 ha I ... am 111 rm . more for ODIY $'74,900. 140.3666 ,ourmttkJt. w/ck»et.16 Hurry, cell Ul-1850, Rul&T.n pantr1 .. falore. Huce broker. matter 1ul*'i wtth cuatom 1-------t-:---Wftelc-.11 blath Plua 3 more bdrmt VIEW EST AT Move In _iondlt Ion MESA VERDE rnAl £'J JA11 Gar•1• ,,...loaded with ~ acre, par-view, cor· bh.n storaf'· Won't last, oer. bia. bl41 home·Muat • .......__ .... ._... IOO' eall now! Sl~~. Call aeUI Sl8UOO. By owner. --· 1967 Balearic. S46·9269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-Zll.3 Two 8uo1aJowa, 2 BR. ! ff'""':• 9 ,." \ 'JB)Ll';' eves. ~ -'1!~::;~~~r.· '11 jjlJil ~:,~ Zll ~ Ave , 0.1 l•I '75-lU4 PrlJK. only_. _ llDUC• DREAMS ... nxER·UP.PER •Br, 2 ba, formal clinl.n1. ···~"' about to come 2floqNs tn C 1 rione. tie.I bndl frplc, comer lot, 2 ~. bomuu:. •re:= d~: buy ever. owner flnanc.-car aar. 900 Dotwood. ...,..,.. only UH.SOO All Pbone~l-oT74evee. ~~~ f:::~ne~~: CHARM AND SICWSION ' IN WOODS COYE -Two bedraa• a.... wttt. fll cpl•• 9CI .....,_led •few. a..,. Met.fo.•"t lot ...t wtilttwahr •law• below. ottlM-•• c.t loh _.. ................ ,price ...... w ... ! 0..-....... ~ .._ .Au1•t1e1 a. cw. brtdl ,.... dWncJ ~ -.. teclted two car gorege. GrHt pot ... Hall ••. $149,500. 497·3331 Lingo RutEnAn THRH ARCH IAY -W•to1Moclt..ct.._,1 ....... 1M1....._ ~ two ...... e.o... ........... c... ...-.y. 0c .. •law. o4* floors. Mwt.t ........... wt.soo. PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW -Tllrw IM*°-'. two .ct w half .,..._, C•tto. ...... OR krp W .... let la S..... LOCJllll& ao.. to bHdl. .. szeo.tu .. ... fOf" ...... Zee 49t-45~ '7W700 Don l auas it! Bars a ID ...... P1 ' 1 If• I 007 GREENBROOK pnced at tll8.950. C.all for cao.._. POINT -SUlgle story ranch ••••••••••••••••••••••• details. home in exrlus1ve Laguna area. X1nt 1oc . 3 BR. den, frpl IY OWN& ~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ &.ap. ._.. I 041 Newport INctll I 069 t ... 11 __ .._. I 040 .,_,... I 044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••-•••••·••• .••• !!0 ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ......_View Hw POIJl HOME WOODUIDGI ~~A~t!a~8fe~.= 4 =r:.ec:t~~er BeauWully maintained. secluded pool patio, 2 aty Sl9S.000 , Bdrm. 2 bath. Ex. and a short jog to the beach. $239,500. Manh&JJ Rlty 67~ l.replely popular Camelot ~21 .. 2Br. l Ba. corner lot PllSCOTI' formaJ din rm. etc. On 1 paneled bonus rm & fam home.cpt.a.cuatomdrpi, •OWMARICIT park·llke ntllng 101 rmw/secoodbnckfrplc. A t Ml Model Thia lovely home PP · Y · eor.. .. Mer I Oll la locMted 111 an excellent brand new 1u ran1e & 2 at.ory exec home S w/huae trees. Ocear •ba. Vlewofbtgca.nyon. self-cleanln& oven, new bdrm. a ba. 3 car garare. v 1 e w s . LO V E LY Fee land. MIL.LOW -Lge fam . home in Orange. 70' x 100· lot and 2300 sq Ct home. formal dining, 4 bdrms. Presented at $99,950. <Coliins Park area) U~l()UI: ti()Ml:S R~ALTORS' THE IV/'CfST '5.0Pl5'1Ell1NG THE NEATEST HOMES CORONA DEL MAA, 17HOOO MESA VERDE.~ • CALL US ••••••••••••••••••••••• nellhborbood on a cul de WHtctHIHlty 645.7221 dJahwaaber. RV access 2 frplca, brand oew. re· 1289.000. Will ~nslde1 t748 Port Manle11h Cir or me u a lOxl.2 gariten ady ror your decoraUog trades. Owner/bldr 1215.000 DUPLIX A new olfertn1 in CdM. Owner'a wlil bu 3 BR. 2 bla, ls 2 fa.replaces, 1 an the ma1ter BR I Newer 1 BR unit over gar11ge. Pri~ to sell at $197,SOO. Shown by appt. M0-5112. 1 I I f ' ' I 11 I 1 r .I' I " ,. J ~ J11 f\1' U• • JI '" 1 I,.,,_, ff•, ttOM1 + IMC:OME So of Bayside A rare and surpriJlng.ly spacious 3 Br+deil, 2 •tory home PLUS a roomy never· vacant rental. Pvt financing provided at subltanUal savings to buyer. S289,000 &IM.', wtthln euy walking distance of S. Coast Plaza Shoppina. MaDy I.:";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.; DUtstJmdlng features in· 1• elude: CUSTOM DRAPES UPGRADED CARPETS LARGE COVERED PATIO DESIGNER WALLPAPER lMr..Zlcrttta do11ble garage, patio, fruit trees, sprinklers. $79,900. Roy Mc<:ardllt, IJtr 541-172' 4'x8' SKYLIGHT OUTDOOR GAS BBQ At.rro GAR. DR.OPN R "'-Polftt S,PRINKRS FRON · - T/REAR ••••••••••••••••••••••• arn. gaa heated pool & laodscaplDg ideas. 494--85 wtlh all needed clean.Ing Owner will c11>t for you! -------- tools. btn lar1e patio Lge fmly rm w/frplc. a..,....Hlh 1050 area with bltn BBQ, fan· CkJae to beach & lake. •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• tut.le for retin'Jd couple 75&-lSOl. ~:ft~'M: m.ooo. (~1wrtmaam1m1 1~~:~~~:10. - -.. -Gate One. larger Cadiz SMALL DOWN Real &tate model. 134.ooo. No Qualifying. Owner MOllHS IEALTY ~~he ~i~~k~ S~cious 494-1057 lnC lll9,900. Call us for a 2Bdrm. PLUSat:udy. En: ~....... 105 lilt of slmila~ deals. doy pub, pools, Jacu~ •••••••••••••• ••••••••• •SEA VIEW New Bedford Model Ocean & city b&bt view. New houae. Cul de sec street. 4 bdnns, fam rm. 2 frplc "s. J ba. Fee laud. Owner will consider aecondT.D. 21(7'1 Yacht Wanderer 1229.500 For tnrormallon contact : 979-8123 DAHAPTCOIMB LagunaNiguel WAUCTO • Pnn only please $109,900 R-2 40xl00 w /pice 1 BR 41 l ID m . a c z b d r m , ~ llACH •YOWMll•POOL• den~.Roomforad· townhouse.nrbch.pool, Real!Y.-. Goreeous &r i ·ll'vl'I W..tens Pacific ~tennis. all close by. His Plopeailet 7ll-IS2J andHergarages. Richard A. Futter Offi~. 644-4040 \. Home: 640-8044 ding unit. Asking S87.500. Jae, see. dbl aar 644-1094 townhome ift cbotce area Exec 48drm, 3Ba. den. Terms. prof lodscpd, '!'•DY .a.~IC ....... HOME Owper t of Newport Beach .,. Muat Ir. de --""" DIYI IJGHT IM! Sunken Uvuis room wtth • BACK BAY CHARME CG1 fOf" details _!.~!_1_1 !_ - xttas. se • un r REALTORS MUil sell 4 bdrm. 1~ ba. Beaut. swimming pool wet bar. lanaJ. ftrep14ce. appraisal $l08,500. OpeD 494-1001 494-7511 ~ mi frm bcb. xtru. w--..__. decks ls cov· Formal diDtr1r loft.· Sall·S.Wkdys,5'5-7428. ---------1 SH.SOO . By Owner ,,_, .. uuu 3 97S~ver Drive. 18 r.-c en tr• r •I...-, 980-t7SO ~ • ered patio. Entertain ~~-m. 2 ebat thll •.lBecha~·nU/.uJ. You will Tove this 3 bedrm, family rm. huge master bednn. used brick fireplace. pr.ide·of-ownersh.ip home with a cool ocean breeze.· Only $92,500. 645-9161 1l<1 Orang•· Co!>t;1 M1·~.1 Prin only 11o w /style in tmmac 4 BR uurnm .. . gprinklers, lrg ®V P•BI1' --------+ family room home !te decorated. 2 min. lO Best buy in Mesa Verde, Soew ~l l35patnl t&. 3:81 BI -L-------!Ulduced ... SU2.900. beach. Ca11546--2313 4/S BR, 2'°' ba, 2 sty, be· . ur.""' · a e · 49l-9494 495.5220 Cll'"' "• .,. '" .,.,, 't'"' ' 1 "' '!•ACRI :!"~~::~ ;.;::~=~ !:~·~;::·~~·:!::~ =!~;~':m: L. 4 .:.'-••• :.: •• 1 .: ••••• • •• J.0. •• 5.1°.05.s.0 !~1111 Immac •Br. 2Ba. 2 Bill,831-1~7 $7S00.3.Bdrm,2Ba.f11>lc. fam. rm plus study or _ .::::::11 =-• frplcs, bme io Cameo Stir.oo DOWN trg lot. 788-0562. deo Is discriminating in IY OWNB SB.LOI TRADE Hid,,_, __ ..._ Oc & c ~ new lvly earth-tooea. It's &1 .. 0lllWS. ean 8 "Jfyouareavet,youcan FamtaietYaffey 1034 1~~~~~~~~~ a ll ri"hl here· lush 2 BR townhouse. lrg BeautiluJ ocean view.• ~NHiF:I [}f,ILEY & ASSUCll\fES nyon view on "4 acre. Pvt tMzy this 1116.000 3 br, l~• ••••••••••••••••••••••• f. atrium~ covered brick patio. SUN & SAIL br CDM home for units. bchaccess.OpnSat/Sun, bahomeontbeEastside Breathtaking drama 1 ... W• paUo&BBQ.Forlhedis· CLUB. 1183.500. ~-3176 Ownr/A&t..75-9199 ,....., °' by •P~'l, J°' '°' Jbe •bo•• down POf· w/va-<•Wnp, IOU --1042 "lnllnatlng b1>yer. wtdys,AM. ndn ==;::====:=--:-.::or::;: .... ~ •• ~l;:O;:;;O;;M:;Y;-~4m7 eo500Hi1< Fbel •en Lsa Ddr). ment.brlHokme has lotaUol f of Ii ~'-t. 4 Lrg BR + huge ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... 900. 759-1501. Mh __ e1ee.;;.__V1&1.. ____ 1_0_6-17 Nbewportr. 2''-Bebaach. totalcoly u'p~ ~. -• · used c , ceramic e fam5::m w /wet bar & --------_, ---·......., ~ AffOIDAal PrincooJy.67).lS82. & 2 patios. Hayward· ..... eeive frplc. Superb Doy-......._~! ••••••••••••••••••••••• graded.-Needtl ao day bd ' w ts R a l Estate ......... ---'"'::3WiWil~llitlil::IW~~uced sio.ooo. Beaut. s escrow. Wiil sacrifice at 2 b;g mHler rm•· Rl!SnC 3 br.2 ha, frpk. • nn • • I o e . W a I k l o u.. ,..., Jmafhmlnn ~ hr San v el ante, prof. $14, ooo. ts Su rh Id , Wiiit-otirr ~ · ·PIUOI • ...tt .... ,...... 'l3Holl. -EVER Y T'lfTN G ! ...t tum lllla 3 Bdrm, 3 Roal .... ,. hmdmped, upa,.ded. Coort, NB. 642·3399 or ts a good day to adVertlse in the Dafty Pilot Oasaitted Section. --l & e&rpet. Pool "'-...... Sl53.000. By TOP LOC """ dellhr 2 Sl46.900'. Bkr. ,......,, bath..., bome lnlo Y'"'r ~-~-~• -Lnw prl ee 1128,500. .....,, &Jacuui! Priced to sell owner.640-7030. aty4br lba dlnini end "'II=' a.ocJt 1040 dream house ot tomor-~_.. &10-20ll 1-------- now! Only 158,900! t i 'd · sii.4 900 a.-.,.• raw, today! For more lo· 3+famUy, dining room.1 ~~:.!!------t--------Catbedral ceilings too!! H,OME +INCOME ~ 0 • 7s1~ ' ........... •:===:·~·· formation Absolutely gorieous •-5·9000 Dn ~"!M91 Cozy 3 br l~ ba front ~~er~.~~=----1------~ .. ~·-r-1 pool. Huge lot. Fantaatic house w/J. br, loft rear 2Br, lbaw1thbugebonus 5'USH~ mstr bedroom. Reduced 3100sqft unit. Offered at SlM.000 rm. Add 2 more units In In your owo custom pool. to Sl«l.900. Assume exhisting loan of Bernita Eilert.sen, rltr rear facing park. f19.500. With ovenlud bea'-r & NEWPORT CIHT!R Sl08.000. Ow Der will ---------i...:.frT_S.._2373 _______ 1 Prin. only. 642-9666 flher. Surrounded by EZ 1H!u 9V 640.18 I 2 carry 2nd T.D for SIS.000. care yard & enclosed .,._,' Int. only. Total pnce . CAMEO IY OWNa cbildrens play yard . WOODUJDGE ' sd!,ooo 4 Br. J ba. bonus HIGHLANDS ASSUMABLE LOAN Huge Fam Rm & 1rYM 1044 EST.a.TIS rm, fam rm, conversa. OCEAMAtOMT .. 3 Bdrm. + den home OD :l>x8S I\. lot; frpl .. bulll· Ina, patio. beamed cell· ings. S37S.OOO 673-3663 SC-2253 Evea Shady & secluded noral 9~% kilcheD. make this 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,. tion pll. formal dining. patio lronl entry. Black 4 BR 1"6 bath, BBQ. dbl Bdrm, 3 batb home a SACRJFJCE ADAMS MOD& wet bar. 3 rrplcs, 3 car "U" must "C'' The best of Westcllfr Neatly groomed J Bdrm home w1lh beautiful yard Near M?no.er~ school. shopping. etc APPolntmenl onty. Ca II 540-1151 5late floors. Big ocean fplc, Mesa Verde exec family mans dellsht. 2 beaut new 3 bdrms, Avail Dow. Upgraded gar(elec opnr>. Huge view living room hosts area. Reduced. Try Callforfurtherdetails. totally upgrade d . crpt. premium lot, end covered patio. Newly massive stone fireplace. $24,000 casb down . unit. 4 bdrm 3 ba. par· painted and landscaped Spacioua famlly room Owner will carry 2od TD 673'"'31l. quet entry. Upgraded by professional. Without 1--------- and open kitchen combo or trade. Owner/agt. New 4 br. 3 ba, ram rm. c pt Ing In quiet a doubt MV'S Best Buy. rwo Bun1alow1. 2 BR. 3 Spac. bedrm1. Covered 546-1.S54 kitchen nook. Ira yard. 2 earthtones. Close to Call owne r /broker at bunk room. and large apt patio full length of home -----v--..1....--... -............ ---i stry. Mwit sell $124 .000 beach & lake. Open S81·2.600.586-0367oreven. unit. AJlsameleveJ. l ~~~,,._HERITAGE . • REALTORS -----a·ssociated R 11 I l ~ I fl'> 11 f fl I T ( • P 5 J tJ/', 't/'11 hulf,,,<J h' .!tl;I with ocean view! Priced ~ .-nlll's; .. unr (213)478-2830 HouseSunl·SPM.114W. ingscall(93.2Sl3 Openl2-4SattSun lo sell fast! Call now, 3 Yrs old, 3400 sq It, Yale Loop. 7StHSOl. 216 Pearl Ave., Bal 41. 7 52.1700 · •Bdrm. 38a. $188,900. By .Be&ale Specialists. UYE TWO MILES ,---~,.~,. •• ,...... . M.,:>RID7SO 87S-'I04 Print'. only . • UILD &I• E Of111 ,., i'"!>1v110111,1·1 Agt.: ~ _ • 3,4-9r 5 bdrm models -(~l'i'Ii1li1Hl>IUirl Lake view, 2 frplcs. well-------- "'., · . 714·964·34311963·9101, avail, some W/pools. . _,,_,, _______ bar. AC. Sl37 .7SO . IYOWMBI y1 ACICE LOT 835-0211. Paaer #9515. 968-p ~ arn p rtl s FROM U.CJ. Real F.61.ate • 581~ fMf Mont.ego. 4Br 9 . 500 din Ma1te an offer owoer Ml!S'" Yl!ltDE enrune""n rope e L. 069 rm. ram rm. S15 . says "sell". Located lnll=~~~Mjlft~~!LI ,,. d 1 l.agilllClleaclt 1041 Newporl•oc" I Newly decorated. A~· desirable East.side Coslai::: Nr golf coune. larger l 4 br, 2 ba, D/W, fpl. 1 m1 to In beautiful CuJver a e ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-•••••••••••••• sume loan. 640·1141. Mes a.haslbouseaforln· .. PRICED Rl~HT! sty luxury home, 4Br, bch. $83,SOO. Owner we have the following LllSUIEW-•.. NE\\foPORTHEIGHTS 1--------Ba d $169 000 By ...,,...,..,10 homesavailablenow: ..,,....., ed ........ u.r-1a1-come now & room for 3 or Th.is lovely 2 BR home 3 . en • . , _......,._________ Plan 43 $89,500 l Bedroom 1 Bath, patio $19.SOO Reduc ! ""arm. __, - 4 more uWlt. Or you ean hu It all. Nlee loeollon. owner "°'7118 ONTllESANP Plan'3 118,500 Gote One, Jarier Cadb U.g 2 BR. fpl<.I~ doors, OAIC PAJIQUfT tear 00 0 wn 41 bwld hcolnp· R2 lot, room to build 2nd Mesa Verde CONTRACT Bachelor unit, 3 br pen· Plan 44 •.ooo model.134,000. ~~ "!..~,!58ch on R·2 <;AM& PLUSH dos. WDer may e urut.motivaledseller&a SALE NO CREDIT thouse. Huntineton Plan45 S96,000 MOIUMSREALTY vwuer.-..-v, fuance. Call before it.I great price. Terms avail NEEDED. Only tOK Pacific resales. Ron or Plan.a Sl~.000 494-1057 aone. CALLS56·2660. at $1311,500. Call lo see. down. Sl,000/mo. Total Max. 536-6063 P1&n46 $1~.soo 411;:: SELECT 64(}5112. Agt. price S110,000 on lhis 2 1 ~ M I L Es F R o M Plan 47 S113.ooo T'PROPERTiES LUXURIOUS story,415Bdrm, 2~~a BEACH In xlnt family Plan47 Sll3,soo & LAVISH! 831hm_iis-?wner/agt, Ball .• area. 48drm, 2Ba. ram ~Ila.nan~ ~~:: CHATIAUILANC LuxurytnC.ameoShores · rm, frplc. Buy now & Call us today for details llAIJ!!.YUS·~~. E Large secluded front V_.."n motft".,.e_ ln_,be!e_re 0s;,hn~I on any or these fine MIWPOltT HTS. ""'" "'"' patio, fountain & pool' AGUU s '"'... -a,.-v. ' Irvine homes. · Separate quarters for in· Spacious oceaovlew Jiv . Ally L 962-4927.Seeanytime. laws & teens w/pdvate mg room & tamUy room ear OftG ••.a.~-.. EACH ···~I ba. Freeh paint & new Formal dlDlnc room. Newly paJnted execunve ~ 642 5678 cpts ju at for you· 2 Otef's kttcben has every w Ith m I crow ave, 4 BR, or 3 + a den- -apaeioul bdrms in most convenience. Lavish fireplace, eating bar, ~llularr R drlhvetyllea~meto •DUPLEX• Ocean side or hwy. level lot. easy access lo beach. Needs paint, minor re pairs. Ideal for home & income. Hurry. only Sl:iQ,900 Mission Realty 494-0731 RXB-U,,Y Charming cottage, 2 bdnns . t ba. + bonus rm. & batb attached to gara1e. Owner will finance. l'fo points• 1110.000 ..-wren 11.ACH llALTY 67S.1642 1be best value nad ln tbe ongin&J Bluffs is va cant 4t avaJI for a qwck escrow 1 -Owner might carry t0% 2nd TO to ;i qualified buyer short Ol' cash. 3 Big BR. 2°"' BA. formal dining & Uvmg + a sep. laundry room. Sounds great doesn't it, well call & we'll be happy lo 11how 1l lo you anytime. $133.SOO. ..:::====:::::;:;:.:;::::.-1 attractive condo. Prime master wing. Deo or fa m 11 y room a n d 3 ....., anc s e uv · TOPLESS!! locatJon. You'll love con· study. Sewing & laundry bed r 0 0 m 5 . Lu 5 h ! Country kitchen w /sep. You caD't top th.la one! 4 venleDce of central room. Includes pool ta· $127,SOj. BKR. Call :Ung areaW~~r:,a~J;~~ BR, 2~ Ba. split-level ;:,~ueu ~r~y~tl~~~w I~~ ble. bltn stereo system, S40-tm 11!1n~re:0om overlooks home Bltn.a, RV acces11il b Ont tto 900 fantastic storage too. lmh "arden. QuaUl)' lath fruit trees. Sellen wt pali~3 a. Y ~. . Private beaches-and " pl~ter cooa'1'Uctlon. pay ~of buyers house S4&- 1 muc~ more! For private 'l'ftABl!l I Alley acca. tor boat or paymeot.ror1year:~~ (~lwm:mamrnij '=~~~~·,~~· .. ,. 1 nnusu. Rv par~101. wa1k ·to fcx-8 mos. PrlDc; I .. #I .... Calforwl •• ocean view, 1cbool1 & tereat band on 20% Real F.state te·1t~1~11·~ .. ..!..__ ~in«. Hurry, thbone down, 80% loan. Full ~· ~ aer 288 fresh paint va· wont faat at the low price onJy $1.11,llOO. C.all Sell your own home. • \ j c.Dt. iri cov paUo, Mesa price of f71,llOO-Veu tor Info & a bow In«-FIXED · not % fee. As· -= dtJ Mar buy with no mooey clown 841-"34.1 aiatlD ad.5, fin. HAllOI YllW 191 500 · SS7'8470 or low down conven· ~ec. ReaJton" ANoc. SJ0.222t · ' Uooal _.:::.:.:..;.. _____ -::-1 :-.,1 Realty Free Homes 4 Bdrma., family rm , i ...... •~ Have aomethlng to se I. R.E ADVISORYSERV masalve lot; crtap le P\nd what. )'OU want n -...,- 1 ,. .... 366 Claa.stoed ada do It well. · bright. area'• beat value, Dail¥ Pilot Cluallleda. 147~ I .. _.. sno~GS•CO. o..r-.. 102'10..---~-.. ----,0-2-, macnab I lrvtne realty THI 1tAMCH -GUMADA Enjoy "The Good Life" in this spacious 4 BR, 2Ya bath family bome ln an ex.ecutlve nellhborhood on beautiful cul-de-sac next to park. 14. paneled f amitr. rm w/ fpJe & wet bar I formal dln aa rm. Ele1ant decor. Huae coveted patio & deck des~ (or w•~l0\11 llvtns. Appt. only. $1'4,000. Belle Partch 7S2·1'U. (L.133) '4%-GU '44·6200 tllt1 Oovtr Drlvw . ...,tlor vi.w c. .. ter l~lfte et ClmpU$ Valley Cant.tr 752-1414 REALTORS 640-sseG ••••••••••••••••••••••• •-•••••••••••••••••••• SPY GLASS Hill. 4 Bedroom wtth overview of "Harbor 8 Rid1e" and tho city llthtl. Call ua now I llEl>CARPET 'IM· 1202 1024 ....................... 1T'SCOOL1 MettdtlMar .,.... 48r, bi&PGOl. den/· Iler. "7.-0. Owner will belp tma.oce. Princlp OC'I· tJ. Call owner for appt. •mo NoqualUy.Oramatlc, nu a "'>'· lBr, 2~ be. Nr bell, IK ctn ft.29.950 ..... um "'~~ OCl!AN & ILUFF VIEWS a re yours from this elegant 2 bedroom, 2 bath & den unit. Pool ,and Jacuzzi. Lush groun~ overtook Dana Polnt Marina. Perfect ror weekend or year round Uving. $123,000. I. Courwa&. ...... CO. 496-7222 831·0836 ,.,... ...., .... ........... Ztto.Mt+Shldlo 4 garages. beam cell· ~t + Dock ings, much panellng, Nostalg i c c hurm frplc's etc. A bllt Victoria enhances this lovely • Beach. Ocean views, xlnt bedrm. 2 sty home. Uni· u~~~ cood. By Owner. 1239.SOC que does not describe. y II 494-2&>5 .For personal preview 0 ey call646-717l a • .ny RAMCHllALTY Ocean view. 3 br, 2 ba, oP1tv •11 v·•l\•utv •oi.i "'••· ..._. ___ 1_1_1_._zo_o_o ___ 1_fi':_:-os-:-~-':--~-·-~-r~-~-es-:-ch_. ,.u11il1 ~~~~~w~ CUMND TillSWEEKONLY -t"' FOi Sl'ACI? 2Br+Sea Captaln'a bu.U 3". to S.O 11 k ~ • mod" I '?O A 1olden opportuntt1 room. Wooded corner lot $379 II ~ about lAnwood Dr. era; Bob awaits you. A superb tucked btwn the hills & my' o ferin1 on Lido Osle, AcentMO-I Plan 141 ln Culverdale la the Ha. Encl'd patio, lala . Cbarlu Qu.ln BLUFFS l LEVEL VIEW now available. Uparaded 11' ... 1 rroat Yard. Good Udo ~:~topor.rt ~a~b~ end u~it. 2 br 2 ba . carpet and We, shutten orr SL parklo1. Terrific -~ '152.000. Owner. 644-4301 and minJ·bllnds. cualom scbl district. Buses for v•.......wu paUo and cover sundeck . all grades. $145.000. Ph pror. landacaped. *-220t T....,. 1090'f.affR to•o ~at off lhe M BR 1 ---------••••••••• •• •• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thia l.1 the larseaHt of lhe 3r~~· l~ b':~t~l~ :~":: Culverdale omes. Panoramic view. Seller featurln1 • BIU and a FR very andoua Divorce wtt.h 2 nreplac. • 2~ . .. I baths and • down to forcea aale. As. n1 eartb Pl1~ ol SUS,OOO $144,800. Call Mr. Blaclil, A« r..t oo uua one! 8KR. •mt red hill .. .,.,,. 1·,ou $34900 Vacanti a '8e4room tn Cul"etdaltl Low down VA tennal Coroel' tot! B&l>CARPET11M202 BLUEBIRD CAliYON Thla 3 ,bedr60m home with C&ft10n and some oaoan vltwt, la In tm •• macutat.t e.ondlttbll. Loca&ed ... • quiet •· Una. fa.moue few lta ma!\)' bUais.l&M,400 CE 110181 ILlllfl CD. O\t!R 60 YEARS dFSEFWIOE HOISi COUMTIY Charming Owstom Home With 4 Bedrooms . Den With Br6ck Fireplace. Com_pletely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Poot All This With A Barn And A Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A TennJs Court. SIS0.000 Ill 00¥11 DIJYI 631-1800 ---· /1 ., J - . -· l · ' .. - . OI ............. .-~ Homnu.._....... ......u ....... ~ Ho.H•U•fwAillled ...... u .. t.111.a.d .,_,,,.. .... ...,.,, ····•·····••·····•····· .......••.......•...... ···•••······•·•·····•·• •.••......•.••.......•• ·'····················· ······-················ DNLYPn.OT "~-~~ ....... ~~.~~~ ...... =~~~!:!! .. ~~~ ~~~ ..... !!~~ ~~ ....... ??~~ !~~!'!~.~?~~ ~.!~ ..... ?~!.~ ~~.~ ... !~!.~ ........ ~~ ... ~~~ Maapai.._.. 106t ......_.._, SAHQ.ININT'I Emerald Bay. nrly aand CBUbrkldapclcaryd ......... ,..•••••• •••••• '-" ~ f f 0 .. CM 1IW'\ll ~ . s BR, tn~I matd • 14254br kkla pet fed yd 1295 2bc ltida pet iar S3SiO Zbr kida pet ,.,. yd Scnall fee. S57-0824 •HOMEFINDERS M502brktdaaartcd yd Newport Hel&hls 4 BR. 2•-------• Smallfee.M7-0824 b a + i.tudy 12131 MADI.ID ..... ~·· .. •••••••••• Spacious, tParklinl 3-2·2 1ard1ntr. L•• 12250 SmaU '"· ~7 083' DILA60740 •EXCITING• ~1\~ loc allon at ltoot.h.AaL.4M·1177 •HOMEFJNDERS llJOaquarefeet ~·· ,,,,~.... aiRTUAHENRY ............. Jl6' •s 2+ldinl( epetsokyd mount a In v l • w 1 ,..._.. RIALTORS ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• ma ee. S57-0834 •HOMEFlNDERS 439--0281. ~1219 ---------2Br Condo, p ar t ly fumlabed. view, $37$ mo Near ocean. 3 br 2 ba. 581-1106 elegant cath. ce1hn"rs. $425 3br klda rncd aar Small fee. ~7-0834 •HOMEFINDERS Npt Shor'•. 642·3494 Ludaeeped I& .cuaded Al tbe beac h . I n 2UDelMa.r m.•121 Maplftd.ut beacltltont •HOMEFfNDERS wtUI , _ ___._ 1'or aJ be.a ... "llll 1--.a.. ~~ -------W.t Nft-rt· ..... ~ 4 A-" ~ br 2 b ·aar .....,....._. 3269 8AYSHORES·3Br, 28a. --• -'Y .-c._... Bdr-;Pftbat'a...,.+d' .. orm Now ... 1 .. t., CllJ'J)et & Pad v ..... now .. . a . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• '"'IC:. aarao•, .. _am-... byOWQW, (ll4) 1nlllde4 adult park ..a.IX/SZ7,IOG ... • n _... tncd yd Klds & pets ok ... ..... uc cu 1·12._.t04. 1or1eou 1 .. 10 1974 A 1bort dl'I ve from 6oll_ vr.' ty IM llSOO/mo dln1. 81' ocea~ view ... -A~ No tee 964 ~ cellin«s. new appl. qwet • · bacJcyard West 11de CM _..,. e.. · · interior st. pvt commun1 -.-y -~100 Ooe•·lop ol the llnfl, Oraue C.o 11ve1 Y~ a 85f.M71 $4&0 + . utll. No pelt ott73-2t'1l NdOuFpEI~!}!°!'"*. a' ~ndott a ·a ty • bch.s, avail 916-f>/15. --~ aer. 28a. fam rm • bl.hfy d•1lrabl• uea ~ 3000 d S48 9849 "' .. "'~ ... 0..-will bel&1 ruauee IDQcll ~u )'OU want Wltb rantutlc arowlb VllW . aya . CUto 2 br. l ba, aar. fncd Pavtlloo.llS.012 Bkr ~mo.833-96118 ~: (Bll~~r~ CARDENAPTS CORONA DEL MAR 2 Br Townhowle, f flJk Pool, tenru.s some ocean & Cat.alma views. C~ CO Fuluon Island & ftne beach. 644 2611 u.1a cbarJpln1 twnble. co b" &n tbU lap ol lua. and pad.Ive cuh now Oltallna. otean. bay & ev• yd. cpta, kida & peb ok. Br 2 bahs te bch Va\llted cie1lln wtwalb Ill)' wttb • PA"f'erll pun from rour tnv•t ment Newport from 0111 4 hr. MU.A VlltDI $395. Aat. No fee . Open! BuY like rent. 4 Br. 3 • e, • 5f' '0, 1 3 bdrm. 2-... ba. new cpts, "&lUs· Lovrtl.1 lla.ht . Udalai.tKTU074). Jl'orcompltUdetaU... 2~ ba tunlili.i bome 38r. 2n-, •cr••ned In 96f..2566;973-2971. 3 ba. )acuu.I. etc 1712 & pools . SS Y )' dishwasher. p a\10 & •aaylllomt lbclrm.Sba e.t.•Pedflc C4t1WJ6M9w Ool1 J750. mo. Call lanal, h:sac'i>ct."~iew or 3Br.2.Ba.nrscbla•bch, Highland. S32S.OOO ~or646-3666 garage '525 L&e . ln U. ticn S.ck Ba~ liklbUeffomw&aln ...... I.I. a.c. Hayward·Wataon Real goUcoune.quiet. cul-de· frplc, bu,e yd, encloted home. Agt.,631-0800 BEAUTIFUL comer loca-673-7513 Agt 7 .. UO> f'IOIHalta'.StdOI 1Q1 171'1t.SA f.llt.ate,'13l·~. aac.l500mo.SG-8664 patio. cul·de·sac. $475 51.AVllW lion w t grHnery & l40-ltt7 ck shrubs. Qwallty 3 Bdrm. New chu>lcx• ••·pie.ea S&unolr\ldeeorti!tOk.I New 2 br 2 ba townhouse. _mo_._964_·1_11_1_____ Unobstructed view o( farnrm home in Newport LOWDOWN Seq dfnct from OM de· Car~~a·'°~ulfDeeE w/1araie. sml yard. big Meu0e1Mar.3Bd. 2ba ocean and Newport Hts.S850/moyrly, R-.l El.late veklpcr._C714 >83M1_CM •CON'SLm.1:. Sllll brtcls frpl. It's really (rplc. fam rm, fn~ yd: Beach. 3BR. 3ba. New. LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm Charming qwet 2Br. 28a rAY...-J --------•! nice. $360 pr mo. ut & $475/mo.640-0997 full security. Tennis. wJden dirung rm & pvt d lx bri k f I vt .. IY OWt• WW move )'OU l.nto th11 py•,...utD 8 IP AU TI FULL V lut -... Drive by 365 jacuzzi. swimming patao ibat.hs $800fyrly P • c I'll c, P in N-.-u ... l dbl wide • er• *an ~ &:. ..... Be b .wv.1mo con.s1'der •·e IV>l. w· ...... . H . nercourt patio. adulta. oo -..-• ·-rs eot'fter ""' '"' • YOUI llftllfT11S , ...... ,1 .. ed 2 Bdr-tn H.amih.on Ave (bit unit) aut. exec. 4 r. 3 ba. ......, ca -r a<enront ornes •--_,.,. lo&..2bd:r2be.lamil)'rm pn~o aell laal at ·~ ... ".. -then a1J759-0497 nunpua rm 3000sq rt Aat/Owner. Ask for pets. lyr ._,_,.,mo. + boal.LI rm U lt ,!500 lls.AIOO. 'TI>nat_...), ~ one ol OW' pre· prime location. '800/mo c Nrschools. shops. be~ch: Gary at 6'2""230 or at 631-1400 _752_47_42 _____ _ ~TOW OpaSu.nday ..... .._ S..... fened c:lienta. Whet.her yr{y. SHARP 3 BR l Ba. S395 golf. Gardener $750. (714). 751-6373 Ownr/Agt. S.ClllMwht 3276 OCEANSIDE OF HWY 4 .. .., you are ready to start w ........ .-r mo .. CalJ 5*-S880 ask for (TI4)842·4.330. Spec1fySe•view Home. • •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BR. I Ba. w/view, fplc, DOY£RSH08ES ---------1 "Our lnve1tment pro· ,.... .......... _ L.an'y President Hts 3Bdrm ewe ,.._ D /W W/D Owu/Bkr must selJ 4Br. :,,.,. mo • we _ _..;;.. ______ 3 BR. 2 Ba. lge yard ror IAYRlOMT COHDO · .,...., ... ...,. · · EXCITING ... -mot' " up, •re Sl50toSl50w... DOUHOUSir.. ...... .... •~IM .,~ •. -.. ..., 1 BR 2 ba unit coodo.2"4a8a,pool gar.$475lse.675-606l SBa, llf'Of ladacpd, " da· • • ready for you. W• have BEACH In FRONT of • 5'"' ........... ....., mo. ""'vtt Real· ......,..:-J • 492-2870. Agent. c:orated w/jac:uau •-u .__ the uni.ta for you. Calll<>-Olia de«>ralol' • Bdrm 1 BR. b.reaklast nook. ty,536-7533 w/V1f!'ll. Avail monthly. Froot oozy 3 bd °" den pool Bl'-" microwave, _, Y_, day. 752-Uk20. bomeWlth rabuJous view sewina room. way off or lease opt. (_595. SHORECLIFFS4Br. 2Ba. rrplc. dbl gar. $55/rno many other lltra lm Nlldllcm 28r, 2Ba. ' '--'UAIL of BOATING activity street. Very private,,.,..... 3244 64G-2981 on golf course Pool. 640-75M.831·7714 IZZt,500. <:Ii" Sundar.i 20•11 lulng .rm In , T and Jetty. Lota of Water pd. No dogs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 brcondo.near new.lel! ~bltm-_lllOO __ m_o_._496-8033 ___ _ ~~6~ Or ~!:d~~a~d~l ~~~ PLACE i;t;ta•t:~ableweek· ~-;_~~~~~3~ 2BR,2~~~~ .. ~ ~'=·~~:~t Ter· ~=trGllO 3278 CostaMHa 3824 lesa. ---TIES"' WATERFRONTHOMi;-c .-vu.ouua. 3 BR 2 Ba ... 10/ .. 75 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r'VIEW C4,.. roclfk ,.."'"'-_.. . . . . . . . .. ~ w ' ,..-..I.... ~ MobileHomeSales 10,-Till:JOP.M.J CGIUl·f400 LOFTBRCONDOnrSo. 3BR.2~Ba ........ $62S ale11°"'-3 bd. 3 ba. townbouse Adull 2 bedroom. super $10,000DOWN 210IHubor,Ste20ll Coast Plaza. new int. 4BR.2"'1 Ba ..... $S75 /640 2 br, 2 ba Bayside Dr. ocean view. dbl. gar . locat ion No pt> ts d S .. A 1r937 DUPl.IX pa\io view or beaut s&.3Ba .......... 1875 FabviewSl.200833-3817 washer, .dryer. $550. $2,50/~onth . 561l w. Broa moar 3Br , 2Ba , ._.~ tta.esU.fwillah1d tropical gardens & 3BR.2ba ~ HOME~DERS 581.oo89/581-0222. Wilaon,tnq apt ForG. guarded fate. comm -,,,,_...-----.-R .... -C-H--12 & l Bdrm w/large stream, aviary, pool. Mlasiooviejo """ pool. jacuui, tennis. ,_ .... .,..""' _ fenced yard, gar•ae. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jae.sauna. new air.di.sh-1000&ofvacanc1es w...-.tw 1298 LAMAHCH.AAPTS S23S,OOO balance. N 1977Dbl~Lanceron $87,500. Owner/agt. G .. cal 3202 waaher &more.$37Smo. Allareaa ·All pric:a ....................... Large 1.2"3 bedroom qualifying. Owner will bay. Absolute doll house. fr73.'T137 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 551-'1838 Qpef~•~FE'!~E for Great 3 br. 2 ba, garage. garden ~ts. Dshwhr. carry. ~ma. park takes pet :s •HOMEFINDERS ---------cpts, fncd yd. Kids & pets bltns. encl gar. gas bbq. ~ \Valkr.r 1: h!t! ----------f <SFZ171·77) IOOO'aofvacancies Eastside3bd.rm.2 ba,nr Goodin221ocalions ok. $40S:..A'1. N'>fee: Pool. Ga6 Pd. 778 Scott . , ....... .._ Stor. ISTA~M41CERSI ~ AILaRas.AJlprlces llC.bool. ruce yard-; $SOO. 36yearainbusiness 964-2$66ort73-29'il . Pl.642·5'173 1076 ____ MM895 _____ 1 New4-plex ....•. $21.S,OOO Tbeffarejuatafew: MS-~ lCALLDOF.SITALL . ,. yrtple".·.Cd ... M ...• ·.·.·!!?~·.000500 Sl.50fumbachutil pd S.S7.t824 Go see this! 4 br. 2 ba. ~ew1 2 br. 2 ba, all bltns. ·•••••••••••••••••••••· EXCITING ~ ..... pl.eX -Sl.501brkkJspetyard 3Br, z.Ba. lg fenced yd, YEARLYL-31:) 1'>'2 1Ja g~ .• crp~. focd xard. ~fl)C. e~ar. pauo. OCEANSIDE • • 'Mplex. nrt1u .. $158,000 $1.95 lbrpetslncd yd Nwpt Hgts. $600 mo. yr?y e• r. · Kids & pets ok. Alt. No rm · C~UMm s.57--0824 lse . Ref req. Gary l house Crom ocean. SflOO. ree. $435. 964 ·2566 ; Mgmt 642·1603 d Presid~ntiaJ Helgbls. IODS & PETS , M.nt.storaae property. lc6oa lakltd 3206 957·1886or675-'537 eves ~ocl,.L::r: .:ba: ~~~ 973-2971 . MESA Pl~ :!'"\~el m~•~liefrv1·ot.sg. o7f be~aoc:rh.a_runmil~ .. ~e s-tbeun. ---cl~~~p~e~i!!j •• -. ........... -•••••" MESA VERDE"2 br , I bit. 3 Bdrm ..;.... .._ Cood l l,'z blis to ocean $600 mo CozY 3 bi. i ba. gar. fnc:d I Br flss. Pool. jatuu1 . ....,. r1lno.. "' .. , F •~-lo l BR b 0 ar a•e & pallo, W /D • ln .,.. 0· ""'"'""18 67" -..5 d Kl ... •· •· _ ...... c. duJt• o p t 2650 luxury Towobomes 3Br,2Ba,toomanyxtras 8%caabooca.abreturn. or....,, veyl •2 a hook~p. Stv & refng. New cpt/drps. Wt D u•..--or.....,., y . ...,.,.pe.., ..... _.... 8 "· n e s . available. Priced from lo mention, in most 17149751-6063 home, d~n. frplc, pat. "'•w crpt.s. Pool $375. hkups. pool. $465 . SEA VIEW .3 bdrm. 2\.11 N!J... No fee. 964-2:166 or Karla Ave, CM . IMes• ~OW~is..1hUJ.10tt ~.aJltilul ~· ...Fa.m.iiy . .,._.Esl.. Mall ~1.1!..I..eqapd..¥.~~2. + ~10.-• 833.:e es9.1QO. days, ~0656 ba, ocean vµ. pooltteanill 973-2971 ~~~~;~ff Harl>O.r to buY. 492·27AO or Park in California, r ••~ uu r "' 1" ui.>"V...n evei $1000. (2:13)431>-3629 C•ubfllliluim 11 &'n·9310. awimlng pool. jacuzzi. Bay' 3br+2$32Socean• ~Polld 3226 ,...,Md 3400 Huge 2 BR. -E/Side~ ut.il aaunu. enclosed roller K+P. 64'5·4900 Save! ••••••••••••••••••••••• College Park 3 br i ba. BIG CANYON •••••••••••••••••:.-•••• pd. open beam clgs. fncd AIOVE THI 11.ACH skating nnk, minutes DOG KENNEL F bd. l b d l study. aJr. no pets, lse l Br. 3 ba m Eastblwf. yd, $315 mo. 646-4387 UltJmate R£EFGATE from Fuhion IslJnd & • ..coNS~ .... ~·soumE 1 · a. new Ill> ex . $475prmo.213/'47·3UO SpacM>us28r.2Ba unique WEST condominium. the Pa\.' I Ilion & only 3 bdrm borne with swim· v... util. pd. yd, S350 /mo, ---------i h NB. on greenbelt Xlnt Spacious qwet 3 bdrm o--1~ available, now at -.ooo. CD' ""'"'7) ming pool, 30 dog,.ltenneJ ............ _,adgetlla 3207 661-3879 Upgraded 4Br. 2'h ba. 2 stor.y town ouse. cond; Nr. park. schl & townhse' apt w/lge pvt ·--~ -...._..,. +++. lncome lpprox. --A /C. sec gate . nr Amen.iUesgaJore! •· shopg. SSOO/mo 833·3985 pauo Pool Adults Sorry Sl.398.~"'°A ~Y Cdlfwwklraclfic; $30,000yrly. For further ••••••••••••••••••••••• $6503+denk.idapelok pool/tennis. S650 t lae. :f.1cankbenedflrsdining rm "" (21.3)240-0400. no pets. $375. 645·3381 or Dn• .. QLo•H~ MobileHomeSales Lin~ 1 •-1 J4S(>2br frplc!!View! Smallree.557-0724 83831BO -REALTORS 2706Harbo St 208 r.::::-.ormat on "' appo nt· Small fee. ~7-0824 •HOMEFTNDERS . -Trash compactor 675-5949. 2l5DeJMar 492-4121 540.5t37e ment. to see c:all Anlta. •HOMEFINDERS LabffoontCOMto •Alrcondilloning Af hwllhr.n.i•d 6'2-S062or673'1182 BT-3232 •Frplc •-wet bar •••••••••••••••••••••••l---------........ -........ 1C C~21 ,..,.J,,,___•---L ~218 -... 2bdrontbewater,street "' ..... s .. '-' r~ •. F~tLYl'ARJC . . -·-r _,.. ... ~-IKlll., ....................... level. central air, refng •Huge mstr s mte com lc6oaPM:i.,a 3707P ~ Oc...VfewHO&Ms Deluxe dbl wide Bar· Croc:klor ••-••••••••••••••••••• Cozy3br,2ba,gar,lncd in c l .~ washe r /dryer prises entire 2nd floor.••••••••••••••••• .. •••• HewT"""'9eAptl 4 luxury custom homes nngton in Orange Coun· m_l_P_L_E_X_C_OS_T_A_M_ES_A ~~~g ~al!B~ dg~~: yd. KJds & pets ok. $445. hookup, teruus. saunas, ~adss1:tin~ rbe area. 1~ f;fl.l f~ A;a11I 11/'k Ml .. k •ach available w/benefits llof ty's nicest family park. 3-2·1, laµodry , $160,000. 34.646 YiA.. Cuallila. Agt. No fee. 964·2566. pool. "'2:'>. Days 772-1000 ~ o ':~ space 1325;~er • r Y 3 ....__~\;--&ths San Clemente COaSYtl y_. ~~) Owner. fJ75:5832 -Ca , tr n-b CH """"" 973---:!91f. extm, eves m.m. W ITOf' ~. • -DUI U ID. < ing. Homes include wet· MolMk Hon. Store . PIS ano""' .,,.,,._ •MUCH MORE Corolla., M 37 22 Fireplaces Patios. bars. greenhouse win· 848~ 16 units Ontario, 5 yrs Coroea.,Mcr 3222 Fantastic4bt.2ba, frplc. S&S Irvine Groves 4Br. AduJts. oopets S89S mo •••••••••••••!'!'•••••••• Dishwasher Olsposals dow&, Nutone ·rood cen·1 _________ young, pool etc. etc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• diAbwhr, garage. K.ids & 388, Cam rm. l..se $S9S ~ lk Laundry Facilities ters&rmucbmore. YOU U-..L.1L..u~s...__ ·~-.ooo'>l\D7·dowoOwner Front ,,_Y 3 bd or den pets, $475. Agt. No fee. mo.orlseopt.552·9529 ----b---8-.--,..-.•Attrstudioapt.1"'1 b s to .... ~SEE' p '--"f -~ ,._...,. _,., "",., ... v.. -~-.... ............ 1 Custom ome, 1g ..,... bell. Frplc. patio, enc ... u •u · n .. __. rom A ss umab l e a. re · days 642-2682 eves. frplc. dbl. gar. SSSO/mo _..'-IUU; .,,.,....,, DEERFIELD HOME: nyoo. lmmed. occupan· ~a....-, ut&I pd. Suitable I 875 W--O•fa St . $228.000. All off en will be .... It_,..,... C r ...... ...,. ' coosidered.FUllBltr.co-possesaioM,buyrentals, ~·"~ 840 -7584. 673·3269. 4br2ba t900sqrt,fam Btfl2Br &den,2.Ba,A . cy; 3 Br . fam. r m .. to busint'ss man . Al!). on premises Sat/Sun PJ5 64().0357 • 0.,.raUon . 498.0200 or rent town. Forlnlo i-----W.----2-2-0-0 831-7714. rm, lo ~int. yrd, $475 frplc, patio, lovely up· privacy! $1750 Mo. Agt Si!.50/mo. 673-0203. r -C7 I 4J 848-1895 mo. S81·9350. 833·9657 gra<ies/lndscpg. Ideally ~n59.oo87 _831 __ ._9122 _______ 1---------••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br. 2~ ba executive locaU!d nr scbls. park. OCEANSIDEOFHWV OFFfCE ILDG SITE view borne, gardener, Fomt• Valey 1234 pool & jacuzzi. SS2S mo. 3 br 2 ba. hg fireplace, Attract bsch . w /W /D. Avail 1A~. Townhouse 2 NEAR BEACH lf117 Dbl wide Madison. ~. low park rent. (SF2t26). HuntingtonBeach pool, volleyball, new ••••••••••••••••••••••• S59-1420eves/wknds adults only, no dogs. S200lse 675-6061 br. l -: ba. gar. frpk 27.000 sq. ft. lot near carpets. drape s. Deluxe Tiburon condp. 3 comm. swim pool, 1 blk · Pool & Jacuzzi. Adults. Pacifica Hospital. s wallpaper .. seoo. 640-6')08 Br. 2~ 'ba. wet bar, Air m.E COLONY: 4Br air rrom beach. $625 . CosfaMeso 3724 S375.64&20l0 Point.sShop'.Cntr&Clvic Irvine Terrace·3Br. ZBa ccod,p0ol$495.8474s.25. cood home. i.ncludes a'S· 675·5557 res .• 847-4788 •••••••••-•••••••••••• 2 BR 2 ba new cpts It Mobile HcMnr Store 848-3895 Center. Sl;JS.000. soc duei». cable TV. trash work. Attractive I & den. qwet dJ'1)8: Kids 'oK. No pets, David Bourke RJlr luxury home. rns mo. ~.Condo 3 br, 21/:z ba, 2 pick·up. pool & tenrus Westcl1'CC 2 br, 2'"-ba mature adlt. No pet. l·c:ar gar S:UO. 645·2274 Enjoy the charm ot this Laite W~ord, S.D. Co. 546-9950 &M}.1880.67S.1727 sty. rprk, pooJ. 835-0211 cts. $595 mo. 644-5090 or town.house f . ...-lo Gar .. $265. 2234 Rutgers --------- BR.AND NEW-4Br. 3ea. pager9373 agent. 498-5067 ev~. . • re ngp. 5 ve. Or.1-21.31454·5104 Garden h)te apts. adult three bedroom. ocean Magn1f1ceot view. ATTENTION view home. Wood pegged su.soo. P.P. 7141884-7258 IUILDEltS !l00"5. open beam ce~l· REDUCED $6 OOO R-3 Jot. C.M. With ap- ings, double fu-eplace in • proved plans for 13 units. living room and dining Tb is b U I d b I w Ide Only S27S.OOO. Ready to room. Wood decks po two Goldenwest in fa mily bid. ~51 a_gt. ~els cantilever~ over 'P8I:k. reduced to $29,900. t.---~...__..._...:;;........~ 1airwa-y:Near new. 31Jr, 2Ba. fwy close. nr Canyon Lake. golf course Move-innow. s hopping c ntr . lot w /view of lake. COLE OF MEWPORT <S1SS1X-73l 125.000835-4342. 556-1492 pvt patio, gar. ool & living, 2 bdrm. pool & view. t,'.i blk to ocn. .$950 3 BR, 2 Ba, huge yard, Im· ln The Terrace 3 br. 2 ba. sauna. Washer & dryer. 1 bdrm apt 1235 & up . Jacuzzi, 177 E 22nd St. mo.~1880.675-1727 mac niceoeighborbood formal D.R . Seicluded Adults.$550.67~. Adlt.s onJy. Open 8.30-5 c .M 645-2498 "50'. 835·2182 #5932 h patio, pool & greenbelt. . Sat's 9·1 548-4968. 2HO --~--------Costa Mesa 3224 msf. -Only S500 mo. Adlts, no Harbor View Knolls .. 3 Br. Newport Blvd. CM 2 br. 2 ba townhouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• pets. Call 675·1580 or FR, lovely end urul ~n wtencl06ed gar ~ Ne O..RAMATIC nu 3 bd, 2~ ...... ._ .. •och 1240 494--8985 gmblt dbl gar: te'!rus. 1 Br trallers. S165 to $185 pet s t 912 w a II ace ~-~·sty. PJ>.•Nr bch'.·Lg •••••••-•••,,.•••·•-•--~-------pool. )ac"zM •• $1SO, + -ttt9183 ~· ·16th St. 6(S.~or63r !J89S -d 646-03S BtfuJ 3 & fam twnhse In 7S94717 Space 42, C.M. i4.2·9193 Y S5751 $825. 1 Irv Develop featuring Easts1de huge 2 br. cov 3 br super condo, brand 3 U HOMES pools. tennis, lake, etc. llcJ ec..yo.. Twnhse I luctlMJt• a.och 37 40 ered parrh. ut1l pd. $315 REALTORS Mobu.Ho..R Store 6 7 5-5511 848-8895 2,,,_ b I dbl BEAUT. Pool hm. Grdnr Sehl on gmds. No pets. 2 br den + wet bar. 21,'z ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo ,,.,, •-; "'---r~ new, ..,., a, poo • •· l . . I ~· --~-.. , $500642-5206 .,.poo ser vice inc . $600 1 mo. 559-82391 ba,Jotsofstorsge&ex·•Bach·Long Bearh .---------·Pr.,ty 2500 gar. · Slater/Edwa.rds~$650. ~15 tras, mirrored doors, pnvacy. Utilpd. Nopets. Near new townhou:.e. Oce.V .. wHCMM c·~H BUYER ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br cottage, (pie. beam NEW hm nr. ocean. mstrswte. (rpl & cable. SUIS.833-8974. rente r or town. 2b~. VACANT! IW By Owner. Lrg c.mr lot, ceilings. patio, closed manyxtru! ~. UNIV PARK security pool tennis & l~ba. gar. fncd yd. air MUSTSELLFAST! Needs 12x60's to move 2400sqft.bomelnCblno4 gar.AduJtsonly.Nopets. I MM AC. new cpts. jac:. Adults.' no P.e'ts . Hewportleoch l769 cond S345 mo.~ Ma.Ice any offer. Asking out ol at.ate. Must be re· bdrm. Cam rm. ofc, built t:MO. E..Slde. 541\,-4'161 Ftplc, avail now. Nr TBIUCE l llr S790fsome flexibility ••••••••••••.••••••••••• 1 8 ,.._ ,_ d r •. .,._900 3 BR ZBa asonable. Several ins. frpl c. pool. & ,.._.L.3B l'"'Ba So Hunt Hrbr $475. Highly upgraded. $550 Bill646-7175dar.i t r .-&"!~ de. renBe& .,.t -· · · · needed. Call Marjorie guest.house. Honea OK. ~ r. n ·or · HUNTHRBR condo.1550 mo. 751·2fl00or~l271 ------· --OCEAHRtONT 11 v. rpts "' rps. au ScottRealty.53&-7533 Mobile Home S•ore ,..._"""(TI4)627 ... 163 Cst. Plaza, pool, gar , sq.ft.$575.Manyothers. HarborViewHome,4BR IB lbaS375 I wood beam ceilings & • .,._,,,.,., patio $375 "~" ,,,. .. ., Call Sh L I I t I r. · year Y cabinets '""SO. 731 ·6001 S. Jllm 956-4500. , . '"'"''"" Joan, Jo. or em. se. se op or s a e. Mont.ego, new cfl)t.s, ter· STEPS TO 11.ACH ... ~w 1078 ,..._..__s~-1200 ~eo..ty'I 2550 $m. 3Bdrm, lBa. crpts, 1 i B 1'11 ~~e:, !g~~~~::i: rbaa::y~.e~~a~~·~-~ 2 Br. l ba. or. N'pt. •-M-·_F_9-_l _____ _ ....................... -.._,.. ~ ~ -r-· drps W ID stove kids iii 5S2"42l68 . 642-29l2 ••' .,..._ Harbor Yacht Club. Yrly Family complex 2 br un· Mus:\~~~~1c E -••••• 7 •• 0.0 •• A •• C •• R.E •• S ............ C.ORONA ..... OK.~petg~S48-59Si. LI C Tastefully done. 2 BR. 2 $2502bruWpd! Kids s.t;5&:.~~ .. ~t;ei;~~ ~.J!:1554;.~~-unfurn Large• br, 2 ba. cor lot. By owner. 7 month old New 2 Br, 1 i,; bath Condo. a.-,...._ ba, house. Woodbridge. Frpl plx 64S-4900 Fee SUMMER IB4T AL To many xtras too men-Riverside Co. at a main m o d e I h o m e . Dbl gar . Swim pool, spa,l•--•'•4'.·.11•1.• ___ Garden patio backyard, •CONSUMER'S GUIDE Newly decorated 3 BR. 2 Uon. Mu.st see. $88,800. frwy oCC ramp. Som e Professionally decorated frt>lc, patio, atrium. ---------adj to park. Avail. Aug. ~~Ta;.•::,·:.,::k Ba. cpts. drps. bltn Openhse.49f>..2381. xlnt. commercial po~n· interior & landscaping. Open beam cell'g. 'h ml' OPENHOUSE l.S525mo 64-07880 $2502brutilpd' Refrg stove. encl gar. NrOCC. tial. RapidJy developing Air conditioned. 3 to bch. $450/mo. days New-eleaant2bedroorn Kids645--4900Plx. Fee S350.557""238 MissiooVillage condo area&2mi.orrrwy rron· Bdrms . $82,950. lO'k St0-3S30,eves962·2220 +den ($575). Cedar & LacJ-aHllls. 3250 •CONSUMER'S GUIDE associated Front unit, 3 BR. 2 ba. tage. Investor t erms. down.Call714·737-6095. 2 br duplx, E.aide. S32S. window home. S Blocks ••••••••••••••••••••••• SKIINGANYONE?'? Wow• S74.'20pool~ Refr~ Gd area 645-4900 sm fee •CONSU~R·sGUIDE Air-cood. Walk to stores FARGO. a... Range, drapn, c:rpts. CO beach. Private 2·c:ar $400 3br kids pet.a 1ar S2502br boatsbp It.ids ~~. Ownioner. 9B!>J!5!;18Prlnc. (714) 676-5717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• encl. n•Uo, oar. Adult&. gara3e. Fully main· Small fee. 557-08'.M P~· gar ""'"~"""fee Bll 0~fl1S llE l\•TORS /Ul1 W Sult "t:.'''' lf..t;t ..,...., .........., ___ o_R_sz>_ ~ ....._ __ E...-..1~11......a 548-1425' " t.a.ined yard. Adults. No •HOMEFINDERS ~SU~E"R-SGUIDE Ololce condo. Bark Bay, T.... 1090 "--"'""---------pets. 525 18th St. (714) ... ,"',., • --------2Br. 2 ba, dbl gar W/OP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BR house. Small (amily 980-6331 -s I d C d 2 e nr Solar heating. wood-tcAoo lalaftd 3106 only. S.W. area. C.M. --------Lag!MaNlcJl-I 3252 eaBaw obi ordn ~ d ~· Bacbelor-$250 bununa frplc:. trash com· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call ""~ .. _ ..._._ 4pm lmrnaculatf> 4 BR. 2 ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2~ • tns, w ec • ., BR-""""' .. --~ .. " fl 1 N in •. t.' ....._ .. ft NI 1 pool. sauna. jacuzzi, 2 ~ ~ pact.or. oo pets, $400/mo. uny All ACRES Beautifully landscaped BAL 8 0 A l SL AND &8pip.toaeeonly rp c. u pa t .. crp g, 2Br. 2Ba • ......... e. gue car w/opnr adfta. no pets 3 BR-$375 6.11-1094 nu wilb many ancient oa.lta. DUPLEX-2 BR. furn, 'II m1 from bcb. $525. Country Club, pool, ten· *525 mo/lse. l.St/lsttsec Ous. agt. 213·96&-l?ll --------- ARE LovelY home witb huge all new. ~/mo. 10 Mo 2 br, cpb, drps, stv. gar. 21041 Barbadoa Circle, nis courts $450 mo. 668993 2Br. l\.OJ ba NEW units (amily room & guest lse. adulta,nopets.$320.1984 CJlll1168-3636 G'7-45770l'S4&-1966 Very nice 2 br & bach ONLYS335tmo. Qu L bouae . S Storage· PANORAMIC BAY & Anaheim 545-3229 or BIGCANYON.~BR.pool, apts. ~ blk to ocean. 675-5487.Aeent. CDC 1J(0 ( A garages, horse corrals, ocean views 2 BR 2 BA 646-3160 • Great 4 br •. 2 ba, cpt.s, Spack>ua 3 BR. 21.'J ba. .. Sei>t·June. 673-3601 lllA fenced T FARGO beaut r ,ir r 'wti' . fenced yd, kids "petsok. macnificent ocean spa. Gardener lncl'd. Lrg 2 BR. qwet. wOOd 1bia .a acre on Leinoo (71:~:san · loc Sl~mo a an c ~exec coodo. 3 br, 2 Avail. now. $445. Agt, no views. lrg mst r BR Coovera.Uon ·pit, view. S.Cla•• 3776 beam ce1hngs. refnJ?, Hetgbt.a already bu a OR 522-053() E ·L E 0 A N T & ba, (rplc:, pool. 17\h • fee. 964-2566; 973-2971 w/(fl)I~. tennis C(ts, pool. GOOO/lDO. 844-3746 •••••··~··••••••••••• •• stove. Adlts, no pets ranc h h ouse. cuest _________ •• .-..1 ... 1cat.ed3BR 2BA lrvine.SCn.675-8111. Super 3 br l' ... ba ,....le jacum. Pvt beaCh. SS9S Nwpt. Sbrs 3br 2ba Now accepting appUca· szm.~ home. pool & fabulous ...,,........ • • • '"' • "., • mo unfum. t625 partially • · ticxls for leases on de· view. It. could grow a lit· CH Jrclal home unfum. Move-lo 'bdrm, 2 bl trplc closed li e fam/dln rm area. furn Posalble 6·9 mo lse beach, t.ennls. pool. (113) luxe. furn. oceanfront Lrg 3 BR. 2 ba upper U. to include a TENNIS Pr..,..-ty 1600 Aug lat. Sl~/mo. gar, pool,' q uiet area. Klds l:petaok. $435. Agt. opt0t on. $139. 900 . -439-028l; 64S-l2t9 condoe/apt.slnSanClem. duplex. New cfl)t &drps. OOtJRT.lntereat.ed!CaJI....................... 0 64S-S088 nofee964-2:166;f113·2971 Ownrtagt. Rlcti, ... 494-3433 $2e01brkidgarnr bch 1·492·1720. l-492·3710. Space fot wash/dryer Clean 2 br l ba w/fresh 81.ebwal.lrTwnhse.3BR. daya,GIHl34&ev~ S2851brkidapetok l-498-~ Encl gar• patio. Adlts. ~ITYY!~~CHGI pah)t,nucrpts&drepes. 2~ ba. frpdlc . <<72\~>> Ldll,_... l2H ~~~~~~ s.to.AM 3710 :.~mo. E.18\h 21 ._......,..,.., -~ l>rlv. p atio 4t yard. SlMl·0850 or ays ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~'T 'l'i • . Three rommercial Jott, Prefernn·amkr. Jllopeta. ~ Lovely a Br, 2bath. '1nile Ouut.and.lng l·bdrm .• con· 1 bdrm. Sl.50. mo No de· 2Bdr m . 1 B:.t. 22 1 •·C lL..1-1...----l I 2822-24-26 Newport Rm NCI 540-4152 I SANO torv Inn Ual Fl.Ill ... __ t'"" b th ......... -ok, avail aua Rut.aers. S24S1mo -Blvd., each lot la 2:5'x~: Balboa Island ReaJI . . ON THE a •J ueo . vert. ~·. .,... a coo ~~:.., .. Aft 6 PM .. Qill&46-71.29 ... .,,,....c-ter One lot with bulktin1. A"""'"' .... ,-,-,,~ y ' BR. , bl, fam home, Beacbfroat. bacb., Hunt· use ol sun. S.11 Club. domlnium tn Newport WUJ•• ............ _ '40.1117 ~ oltl~ '325000 673-1700 close to oc:Hn, co,.v'd lniton Pacific beach teOOtmorentoclsew/op. Beach'1 m01tprwU11ous =iaelbrlower.paUo& ~~~~~~~~Call~ • ' · pado It l\IDdec:t , RV lC· houlle . ..., mo. Ron or tion. ~EN 97M7$0 ask bayfro.nt. communJUea. ®~d pool Adults. No a>el• ii ....,... l t 44 ew. '575 mo: 67M788 Mu . AIMOU c ror Alice. 1219,500. Al\. '40-QOO 1'11,..,.-1887 MOW"Ovia 541M'924 . ..._.,.TM ..... t •••••••••••••• .. ••••0 • dayi,7Ji-OSZTn•. ONTB!!SAND J ........ ¥19fo 3267 BLUFFS ....................... DELUXECOTl'AOE ··~" 4 Bdrm. 2 Btful new Woodbrtd1• ~•c.J .. talOKidl a br ~. Hunt· ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 3BR.jrfam.$1'75Mo.. l6oow.d 3106 2 br. Iba, '«•t.,vt paUo, ~~~~~~~~~~~~I !:'.t.!1:.=. ft. '145. ~.OOSavel Fee ~~ ~~~ :;:~ o.':::l~ 30 : AgeetM4-1131 ;;:_••;::;~;~~~: fl:~u:J!iu. v=t:: petio ccm.r. Near parta 87Ma1l. Sll"SOUlDE Mu S3MOA W/VU ol b.l.UI. f'rml din· JaJmine Creek. New 2br. •• ltoVe.. refria. •"· l3U. ~uo ,...._ COUN. •.ooo. "-'-' ._. ... 3141 SHARP * '2$0 kids yd · m,, lam rm. SfTJtmo i.e. beaut oca vu. teanla la deck. Sl71. 4844:m. 1..;;:.~--.------ DO YOU .......................... Gar • ....-Slvet Pee. 2brwtc:ntnrtznk1ds No pe\a. Call 144-7211 pool Sl60/IH N+-ltf? 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STEPSTOB!ACH .1 _ (Olf'QJ.&tia\ aod complete SEU.. ldJe lt•m.1 •Ith a 9S02br~Jdi11ar1ard i er.iba,tnclotedp•UO. COZY sBr. P•llo. pvt Un.lvertlty4tlrvjo• '550 Cur.ttbdrm,hu,eyard Sluno~ll'f. t Br P,.,, ~~~~~~~~1.:;n::ta:.:wi::su.:;:567:=;•·.__ o.ey Ptlot. ct_a t/Wid Ad. SCNIU tee. an.-c wa~ • yard, nr 1cbool. S650 mo. ~·£l1 lie 131.21111. UtJI. pd. IW 1"11 ~.,......rec ~~·w lltb -~ •HOllEP11fD£RS or645-lld 51UJ$'3 ~ rrudaorm·fll8 -· --- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10 ACRES I \ f \ , Tueedey.Augutt t. t97a SlSO DAil. V PILOT All I 1sb•.....__ tr• ..... t,.,._, OMce....., 4400 IMll.u '-au•n•llh/ ~ ... ..,..... ... ~ -ta.. soo• f:;•••/ ····••••••••••••••••••• W-.ct-7tlOG Httpw_.•d 7too Hefpw~ 1100 -......... " ....................... "" ... "' .... _,, ............... -"-. ·--..... -· - ,,.__.._ ~,.-: --. -r --A .i; --~ -., •• EFFICIENT ••• • • ••••••• ••••••• •• • & ....... I -..... v-1 .,_.,. ~.... 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Lake Park Ha . bttiml.w..o~.Nokidaf .. ..a.~ ..__ LoelSbep.HusJtpup(fem) in a1J ftl.·--of al ff B .....- --· -11Sl a 5 -I 8R. poo!•ido oYlbnolb~. w P °" accounlln1. Com . 531-787Uft.< •P•rt· m• • ft - -_. "-,.. h ti VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR ...-gener area, ' · Full ti .,. • .... ._ y<IJ SC... lb 1o<11Lcol t.JJ. Nam&&mm"' VI<. _..,min lnlNduc..,, _ _, •-al k<lgw 18& °"'' 1'oP., D p 1 BR 1 .. .. ll<b. t'""· muht ...., __ -...-, SO 15 Meu Wood.. Rowud •Iott. no ..,. .... <eq. .uod Ir>. coll•J• level ac-Baby""". P"le• my M""'ca' w.,h dla. f'l]>i ~· oeeai. &JU lllO W & Ibo• C ,_. ••••••••••••• ••••e.e•••• 546-01'13 A I a o d a o c e, & r a P counting are a mHt. home. s days wk 18 mo 1 ___ 2950_H_ar_bor __ B_l._C_M __ vv. .,....,_. 6 all .,,_lJUAIUPll .. :a-,... U CARRIAGE SODA POP 1Al6T· ftewanl• Coeke• ......... Xlnt wwtlq condlllom ... ..,, ... ...., CAS-S Iha lolllna. ll?S llo + --......... 2 l!o'!,.I I) Ill STORES U.lp-,.. .... mix: wht w/it b•wn DANCEOI'""" and benelil Pn>sum. BABYSITTER WANTED Fibme.GoodPay SU O cttp ., no lut br. t ba. faat.utk View. =~IS operaUn1 Laat ~ co patches on 9M & eye 208oS.Euclid.Anabeim Salary commenaura~e for 14 mflll boy. Mature Growthco.5Locations -llO> i..a .. R•Hooabi• Sept 1 ~ ow...t ,..._ ..... avall. 14,.78,. .. l ·4ll3 0 , Excltln£ "<o•dlng. wllb .... ,. Apply •• ..,.... EastCM.2day" Wetnio.Co.Beoell" ........... ... a...y-Fut-SIOO.-K .,..,,,, • ....1'11. ..,_ .... .,. ,..d ,.._ t ...... 1 ... 1? METROCARWASH SU So of Coaat 1rw. next 12 mo. St0.000 sume to; The Jolly Roger . 2950 Harbor Bl. CM ZBR.Wmo+PQtM-c .......... ..,zl .. 1• ff'l'i· Available Now! F.P.upackaae.S!H-82 Leet Ihle af1han, drk Y.tety•corts loc .. 170C.2GilletteAve, ---------·----------aa.&o--.a,ocn•iflw. wU.lu 't 41 ltOO SEE&oaPPt"«tac..s:ws M·F. grey,vicOt&nnin1& 1:1:02fi77 Irv .• Callt.92'114 Baoklng CllCUliATOtlS -WU . ....,.._ "•'""-"'" 0 "'"' 0 Calll.iodal1520ll ·--...SH.B.892·-_. TB'li_llS Got "P•t.,.. '"'Nov. r ..... ...., ll34 111EEXC111NG .. .:;;--W..,tot.o. 5025 Rewatd foraaferetumof' •c:ortt&Modeh .... T .. 11a Downey Sav!D&S & Loan eltttion. •Sto per hr. P"''~~.A.A"5. S-Uolfic:..-mo.1127 "••••••••••••••••••••• .. , . ---c••• "4ltl All hasnnoni .. a.i .. 1 ·t•s,..-ta "'ft•y, 00 e•per ~. p ~,...................... :::::::::::::TONPT Weatcllft Drive. Xlot I CASH 2 pan-ots. no queeuooa ---~--·-----;Permanent, full time --~-... """ .,...... ... N'5 r.c. I bd 2" ba. 1 ..u-.u • o:.o Joc.Uoo 831-o800 '-'I I CIC asked. 645-2248 /631·9854. ,_ltioa in our Ad Dept. Mesa brancb tor lull & tune or full. 18 Or over. ator1, frpl~. pool 8CH. · TV DELLA'S 35°b.rs wk. Telephone le part Ume tellert. Must CaJIT12-I770orMl--0934 HS-0211 pa1er H7S. 8ach,16:28R. Pre$U&e 1lo1le offlce. LOST : F r e d polnt OCCUl.TSHOP countu sales Pleasant be able to WOl'k c•1: ...... as allQt. from S230. It up prden aetttna. Newport bt fr 2nd Trust Deed Siamese cat, orange & Sat urdays. Excellent ~ A ....... NoP<ta Pie ... Cooveolent to loam.,,......, I« •oY wbt w/blue eye" Vio READINGS atm.,phe•e. hooum. -"'°'"t'-and Mat.,.. woman to"""' ·----Ja40 Ull ..... 0.. -om.a ......... ,.....,. ('nodlt oo P,... 22nd I< Tustin. NB . T ... ta,. <anla, ESP ""8 ~"':" ~ob. ..... ... Fo• lwthe•'in· '°"""'· packaqe &...,. "•-•••••••• .... •••• '5-SutofNewport avall.SI ... 711Nl23 blem. a.,... on the in· REWARD!! .... 73". nadln1s dally. •AM· Roq ' 0~ spe .. !~1•· IMmailon <ontad M•. •""ins. Expeden« ,...,lllol<Z Br.xlnllo.,.. BlYd) .-value of Y""' 8PM. F«appt. -•m . .........,. ....... _ •· Woldne<k.M2·7'22EOE w.tMwlllt•ain.893-9070 Uon..doMdpr, lyrold. 9&m·5pm546-9880 Airport area. aincle ~re bome.CalJtod.ayforraat, FOUND: Yoong male 1130 N. Coast Uwy, Lag Well poomed .and enjoy 980-lOlt. •-,.000 apa~ea. secretarial COW"UloUablformation. beagle, Newport Beach Bcb meeting public. Apply ---------lcterical. lite typing, 10 -.. aemceoopremisea,SUS !;'! l Harbor Highlanda area, -PENNYSAVER. 1660 key adder, & phones. l'owl:lbouae. lovely, •P•C. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IDO. 95'1·9331 ~ oans 548-3281 PLAYMATES Placentia Ave. CM. Banking Teleprompter of N.B. 901 & home-like. 2 br with Roomw/k.ftcbenette H L ---·-----TB.LEI W. 16th St. 642·3280 pvt. ..... -...., + z --·up. ~ Npt ll<h "'""""' H ome oan Found ' 1.Ub S.U.•,apx I AN XTRA INCOME Fult t> me. New a<· E O.E. · patios. Some with au. 548-.WlM for rent. Will aha re ~llfok~;: 1ry~iCa'l ~~r Yr . F em . V i c . lscorh/Modeh Parttimew/prestige counts/Safe de posits. Cle.._c··• ........ Swimm,.. pool. w/iblO,.. """'" o• relat· ~ · · ... /TuaUn C11 "'2-2186 731-JSJ I lncoa>eTaxS....i«. F ., ~ ,....:... Tennis ....... t A-.. -Inn in Costa ed busl. <n4l ......,l ••amt ofllce. <7Ul ' . Complete"""""•· ::::'I!:~ "',M-_! 8 Sa,!;,,;: DOCUMENT blk to Bun-,_ llesa. ""1 llubo<. ,,_.. ..,..,.. FOUNQ' Goldin Riv.. Att• lady 12. ,., • ._ .,, TuC... . .tAmerica Expeo .. d. P<•l'd. Pie ... CONTROL CLER~ llinlceotttmall.Adults. trallylocAled.~rooms. SUILIASE ._lat 'ind 6 3rd T.D.'s. puppy,a~xSmos'. Vic. ~i~n~;;:=~--S52-_;,__9600 __ or_~ __ 3898 __ call Mr . Donnelly , Reap.~for draAingr&m No P<". From $435. MANY w Ith k "' h~n • llllO aq.ft. in ,r.rime loeo· 'Credltoo .... 1.... ...!Tuatln. CM, "'2->l86 "'+. 213·'83 .. 407. bel ASSIMIUllS S46. 2300. ca hf o, n oa doeumeotalion conlroi. ~ V!~1•1-e. ~l~Spoo phone .. J!-~it 5 '!;,':0:.:Cg ~ oo !1~11 · .~ost,!,_a • ]~114 _ FOUN~: Small red-s.m.evee. _ _ ,,.. a _._ ... ICS FederaJ Savmas & Loa.n, EEM file. copy machine H '"'•• ... ._.., <. •.,-• • --· ru Y • ·~ ~. An>nlid by ddll?bnm. Wbf <best M -•-" 2700 H.-8vfd. Co.ta '-"""""•· Mu5t type. llB.<n•--. ....... Dolly &weekly .... _,!,..ti< eo..t ...... Loom doJ. y;, Hamilton & SodolC-5401 tmmed-pfMpeo-M•,.. Equal Oppor Previous exper. pref_ ---...;_-----1 , ............. 1 .. m ... a ....,. -..... wHb dJa. lluoclwd. KB.......... .. •••• .,.,.,.,.., • .,,., pie w /exp". ;n PC Employ" Xlnt opportun•y to Bro• 2 Bl-, dilldrel'l welcome. week. play wiodow. Call M-.ry OOYOUNEEDCMIH ----.--111!111 ... ~ards & wiring. Grow-~~~~~~~~ ~withadynamic10mpany .. ._. Stuilnr•• ..,. > ........, ' -tor diibn.. S3t·S2IO -..., ..., "3nl 'FoQOa ' F'emale Ca n<o 5-U? · iftir co. xmt ..... 'lilpply r: rw.11t friendly -··· ca11 --· C t ...... ._..... cat. Hunt. Beach am. calltNTBOVIEWfo<tb< Sil_,.< Drillios Con· Ban>••£ Expemnced S..enbfic Dnlliog Con· -.._ 2 ba 1 ~aut. broom Gnood ors a Offtce space, Cd.M, s~t &rran&edfaat <>Wner or good borne. intelll1ent & discreet trola, 4040 Campus Dr, Io an sec ret a r Y trols, N . B. or cal I 2 °'• upper, enc · .. eaa ome. oc. level. '1~. mo. 0~-. *'000, SJ.00.ooo -.!r18S -N.B. or call ~·9051 & Soutbcoast National c:c7.9051 as .. for Don garage.. cJeao. $325. Al.to gar41i1te for renL • 6M-8494 u u.uv ~,. way to meet new alnglE d .,., ... 21102 Brookh urs l , 548-3932aft•pm. flexible terms, _past LOST· M.._gle 14 ln-Oe people.?£!·S'11. astfor Ra,y Gilmao Bank an indepen enl Swaosoo 962-0T18 TOP SHOPPIMG us credit--..~ .. ~~tem. CaH ...,,,, Ylc.'?'lrvine.dtj 23rdl SL ~~~~~~~~ -•-y CM b4nk. ~~~~own St, i---------_______ __.._.,Bdrnr for WOI ting lldult. -~---..... UU&.l_UVU. , -d M t ----. 714/.,..,_,., 2 BR, 2 Ba Duplex. gar, Nr. V'istasbopplng, C.M __..,_ STERUNC FIN.SVCS Un e . e ca on EtvJO?-.f& Some shop experience 1---------Clencal yard, nr schls & park. &100. mo. Day ~1786; 1200sq1lavall8/l. 71tll5S-1810(bkr) 642-1802,975--054.Sdays ~ belpfulbulwlllt.ralo.Oc-1-Banki-•.o•o-----JR CLER" ,-............ .,. ....... , all•-call Paul......... -ESTONLY Loot kg whlte Samoyed ....................... caaloaaJ _, ... •epa1'. • * • ft <-S 1 --"'-L 4•00 or645-1260. REALu~a ~ATELOANS Husky. Vic Garfield & Sduioh & FulJ time. permanent Excellent career OP· CLERK. 2 bdrm townhouse, ~la er -~ • • -'---Rewtd 4450 •--Hed..,..,~-privacy of Beach H.B REWARD! a.tr.:ffOll 7005 with ll'Owing company. portunity for aggressive, •SR. patio pool oopets _,, •••••••••-•••••·•••• • __.... , ""'-w Juice Tree, 15621 In· selfmotivated. 592 . • . •••••••••••••••••••••• yourownhome. 962-JU4all6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CLERICAL •rsr <213) ·:i90'7EW bdrm 2 328!~~:::1~frJ~t~: Eol/f~~DE .. cb.M. boSlhopls, COAST E9UITY FOUND: Unusual Bird, REAL ESTATE ~~~~untiugton OPERATIONS * N SHARP IN 2 • Jutr; $300 in Aug. Ag•nt • s, -Y. w "" '· RINDS Huntington Beach OFflCEll Va n ed Jobs w "h & ba, 1,..1c, gu, no ehlld 6T.J.3ll63 ................... .,.., ......,..BRKR -l9l9eves. LICENSE ,.,. .,.. bmy TusUn of. wi,_ ''"''·in KOCMI s.no. C Ask for Ma ck>'•---------· ---------i H ASSEMILIRS c ice. s a 1 a r y com . olc surroundings. Call to· --Balboa 1 br beach apt. 2400 ._ Ft. MuofJ '"'T""t Found. fem. Sbeltle. Vie. 6C OOL W• will tnln i.t & 2'd mensu•ete wl\)o ex · day!!! rd f 1 lll50 mo. now. S300 mo·. ..,. Dffdii 5035 ~~i,N_ewland, Westm. OFFERS s hift. A~ly 3pm . perl.ence. E.xceJlent "OFIES ,.,.,2ba.ya .au. ,.. • winte•. 615·5810 o• Sloowpla<eoflbwn "'""m-.~· -11,c....., v ...... ,.,, bmefrts. f w 10 hookup. submit~ Mesa\lerde--Dr:-Plua --------tia.C M GOii.MK ~Q~ of ice • kids, pets. $430 /mo 1525Mes.VerdeDr.E. LOWEST scn•u•as r----•• _.__,.,.. Ptacen . . SAMT'IA 0 overload 960-5378 or675-6670 La 1 u n a • steps lo Cosu Mesa IUUft"I. -. ~ m E . i.t St. Tustin Brand new 2 br S3SO mo. be•utituJ beach. Large ' SolS-41.23 W..estlat.t ANSWERS *CrubCouraeavailable .ASSIMll.Y ~~132.-~~~~EO~E~~ 557-0061 Area Heil/Beach. 7837 ~~3 br. $4SO wk. ~~~~~~~~I .lltT~'!-~ •Materialaprovided. WIU~ H••--:J723BircbSt,N.B . ......,.,., .,,_ · · ..-. "° aq ft s'°"' °' I :Z11t1T_,_ Afwaya -Party-•Small <tau .. lo• Tnine... ExOinent _,, ~• F.quel a.-Employe, oftice.2630(E)Avoo,NB. FainltTen nulncel9'9 Grief-EuJoey -perwonaU~instrucUon. chance foe recent High Assistant tor h i gh SHARP 2 b•. ''°'' lb -lo S1ttn 4300 1.,,, (2131477"001 -~Co. SAFETY "°""""' own lute-day S.bool 8'ad. LeUD to '"""°" salon and b"'y beach w/bltna. Call:•••••-•••••••••••••••• 64•2171 5 ... ft61 I 1be&e days the reason &niehtcJasaes. oper ate a semi-auto. stylist Wed . tbru Sat.ti--------• $11.7330 • *'HBECTIVE• 24 .. HIWl'OllTIL ~ ·~ teachen bep studen" •Piacement-<>o to....,, wittwnp madUne. Top Must be Ii <. P"'" •--Ja41 Oalna,...ble ._,w/wllhout pa•klnl --has money after ••hool le eimple ......,.lop. pay l<honm as,... Pn>-youthful. fuhoonable CLERKS .._,..... •-,.,, .. 7~'"'" or storaoe for approx 40 tol-"' •-t •-"'-dTD'• They believe there's ......... ,.,_ Cood. plant. -............ ,_ft have tram· •eeeee•eeeeeeeeeeeeee ee 1'00IJllD&..,,~..... e QAL .... GlUJ a be &".....,,. ~ r-~· ~ OCEANF.RONT ·~ AflOllE• vehiclf::S. A&ent.1-837-374' SAFETY in num rs. Free 3 Week and good benefits. AJ?ilY , 1111 program. Please ask UJOJEM Sales Ttaialng. at: Electronics Contract for Ron, 200 Newport Ctr 1 ._2BRDELf ~-til c.tdowa Store for rent in1>rime 13C.0002ndT.D.,10%Syr FOUNWh Df: Beaut.tBlvk ·& CdlForo.tafh Services,1842So.Grand, 8l' .. N.8 .(Des1gnPlaza> ~n.iJloc:NowAvaj}able • rom .,.._, u · t&w&....s-1-n•' location, San Juan interest only 10% dlac. t . em. ca . 1c. San!aAna. ...,..., .,., 1 k \ocLM&-0505 a..:: .. ~bo -r·""'"':...:.. t Capistrano 22S aq ft of p p 558-C39 Hugbes..Klrt.ooVlaUdo. 131-1003 4fJ.0442 1________ IEAUTYOPa for full or p/time c er s ..,. ... ~ • me or apw.uo;;n -t .....,.;,.ti.al situated . . NB. 646-2085 KateUa "'rSEMILER M I I t f b on 2lld & 3rd shifts. No l Bd. l blk to beac h. h.-.~._f"'n __ n ."···-~-m ...,...p'ft .. __ a""""'• the For aale · •a5 000 2nd ---------Real EstateScbool ~ an curs or usy exper necessary.we Ooeanvu Adlts ...... "<""'• ~u ~~•w ma . ~---• -• Fonnd II< I l i ca o! Eleet...,.mecbanlcal solon. P"f" youthful. Uain. Advan<ement op. S215im0. •••·1313. m._..,,..,....__ ..._ hom enuance of 1>ust Deed1 i20% db· Santa' .;.~~i.':: :;.,~~: ~'J'u'!'!C.,1!'/:,!',!00 dev;ces. p,.,,,;on • fasblonable ........ >ull -unlt ... to...,. who .....,. cu "-..,._ MUalon. call 831 • 5136 0 ' ....,.,. Joq 325 y· ta Ba deao ""'" '"' .... u Sia· dme.Pte.,. ukfo• Roo. qualify. F.,. inlonnadoo . 113Ml34Sln<e 1'11 ..._ ,..,...,,. · " ya.· Jo1oo W-7075 ble mtg company. No... :m Newport C.nter D•. 80 ,. °"' 0 ..,., 1 ma•••• Forleaaeonstairstobcb. """'•ltt-lllRewhll 4500 ;=.======:::~ ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••per necess. Call for N.B.<DesignPla.ia). orcootact thepersonnel 3 bdrm. 2 ba. ,,..,., wet· IS E'IBYTHING ....................... Found' B"utlful Blk Woman. educ. " '"· app 't · 6'2·•584. 83' Beautrsaloo in CM ....., atfi<e at bar. disl>08al, book up for you want to rent too ex-1· 000 sq . rt . New Lab. Can't keep, capable & personable 1_;,_Pli_od_uc_ti_·oo_P_;l'_;N_._B_. --hair stylists. M% Com. U«ZLampsonSt wasber.Mlryer. Sueer lrg pensive? Thenik.~t: a ..,~ •tne. HB la-nruNY 894.5948 Beeks position 88 CO!IJDR:.: Rep _ missiOft. 548 . 3446 • Carden Crove537-4840 -apt in '1heticu.louS cood. .roommate foot A dtf· d . 1 p ..,..... r""l f"l.ft • ,, I to .,_ cii , Equal Oppor Employt.'r W/new<upeb.d<apes& '""""&'solve lbe Pn>--· "·--Fo<mdinMieslonVJeJon• non ~. . ... --MlNl.WOMIH BKPR ASST /CASHIER linoleum w / huge deck. blem. Two's Company, For rent or Lease: 5000sq PINCHER La Paz/Spadro. Sml _646-_m-t _____ -..-WAMTED . 24 hrs week, SJ.66 hr .. + Priv parking $88S./mo SS700612-8pm. ft industrial bldg, zoned ADS white dog. long hair Companion. Exp mature meals. Apply 3-SPM. Clerk Typist SeetheSand&SurfRed . f MP o oe r of cockapootype.768·7108 woman hucar,live-in& E.111 1 ........ EEMP. Mon·"'-1. Vactor Hugo lntenor plant company. ca,...tllealty49'7-337? -... ... anted. Fem. 0 ' •• ' ~ ·-.. • .......... has.""" ----------,,-1, ,.,-5 -u1rec1. 1125 mo. Pullmao St I< Paularino ......... 5350 It. bsewo•>. Ref'•· IH-OFflCE lnn.361Cliff0.-.. Laguna ""' av8'lable,.. bn., ..__ 315, Sancie';;.,....492 ... lB St. CM . Fon«d. poved. ONLY $2 .................. ., ............ nn 118 bt;:,i If YOU are..., to Costa _Be_a_ch_. ______ days a wk, Mon-Frr ....................... ..-.. fire sprinkle... Splri._.I_ a.11,30"' .~•om. .,., .. tempourtly d~· i C M Phone lo• appt, 2~PM U.GUNA HIUS 3 BR Hae male lb '""' ll0·221l wi<ed. • loqui•e Sell '"' """ or com. W5So. El Comlno Real open. Lv mag. """"""'"' ,..., edu<a· ':::;!Y w~:1&~ ... -: .. 65oi , .:..557..,;_-0_150_. L...:yn::__. ___ _ New adult d•l"'e apls With ~le o• fom. Sl8S W.A. Doei.. 7t</5'9-9ll7t "°'""" o1 "•m• tor S7' SanClemeute. >uUy lie. Halp Wmhd 7100 lion. -dn.hVled CommWoon. ........ •-~-~• w·~, fum&..,um. BUU•""· mo.BrulDln•Jamho•ee. -Wmhd 4600 o• ie" wuh, Peooy F«appt.'92·7298 ....................... fn>m the ..,.;ce. o• '°' -~ pool, jacuzzi, sand l>ays,(213)8M-0711 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PlncberAd.3 hnn ror 2 U ..... I G anyreasooseekiogtem· BOOKKEEPER for CPA • Schoof volleyball '""""••ve .. ,, Eaob RELAXING MASSAGE ACCO "' H ....,.0.,.,....employ. offlee·L•suna 'Beach. Earn up to $lOO ,., wk .WCI.\ VILLAGE l need• F. ':"Om male 2 '""-cpl. w /2 •hild .. n ....,,...., Une",.. IM libbJam.,·Lk M"""' CLlllK -c ....,, ... , lhio uni· l•aon•n• p•ov•ded '°' Low twoon. Placemen• bdrm, 2 ba in HB SlSO. want 3-4 bd. unfum. hse ~2 da)'5 Charl(e it• Outcall 9-9, 494-5111 Accounttno dept, fast rtunlty You l.'an n..t.t perco~. Call Duane 25211 Stoekport can D.N. 8C? ·1103 a.5 M.S w /y<d Laguna Beach. No '°"'mett"I ad" • que oppo · ~·1,,,.,. • ..,,.., , _ass_· _LS_t._7_5_1·9_194_. __ _ 58HU.5lor581-6130 . We are home owners. PREGNANT'1 Caring, growing insurance agen-eam ,...... .,... ·-Of'ficeopen 9-7 daily Employed M /F, straight. Days 834.8817 eves. For more inrormat1nn conftdenUal counseling & cy. 1 yr exper, 10 key ad· rm & ba, rec tac. C&1 540-243& • and to pl are your ad c·all referraJ. Abortion, adop. ding, hte typing. xtnt Sharp! 2+1"11-pool' jac. ref's req. S57-17284-6 · ..,_•-....... ping benefits, NB. Sauna $350. NS-4900 fee \.IUD"' .. _. · 714-675-9900. *CONSUMER'SGUIOE Ji'em. wanted for lux-...... /l,..nt/ 642-5678 _A_PC_AR_E ___ S4_7_·2563_ --------1 tWwporl ~ -9 Nominal rent. ~l ••••• ·;;;; ••••• ••• •••••• ., ___ .._ ••6 urious CM pool home. A..•c• Trade your old stuff for Sl96PStWEEIC College Coeds, pt-t imf loold&Hptr F /ChcJ JOb. S4 hr Telephonf Fash. Isle inoestment solletttng. 835·3010 ask .. ftft ft .. 00 your produc-firm. XJnt oppor Exper for Mr. Hyde. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... new goodies with a PAll«MIWPORT Roommete to sht house, ~-u.. 50051.._ ______ -' Classified ad. 642·5678 pool Jacum near beach -,...-·-·r ::=======:.!.==:::::::::::::::::::;-Ba ~helots, 1 ·or 2 lnHB -.7&92 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Badrooms&Townhouses · CY From $339.so hm to sbr condo w /same TIA YB. AGEN Spectacular apa, ,total Rec fac, no smkr, $225. FRANCHISE recreation program, Incl util. Avail 8-s 'J'1M! new way to own a · social Proaram. 7 pools, 8 982-7064 travel agency. Travel tennis courts. At Fashion . Network. St.art your own Island. Jamboree & San M/Ftosbare 4 bdrm NB. Exp. not required. JC>aC)uln Hills Road. Nice home near beach. Complete support & lont 1714) 644-1900 Spectacular ocean view. tenn service provided All amenillet. S27S mo. Call Mr . Charles Nlce ZBr Dplx upatafrs, fi r m . Cheryl days 7l4-838-la'2. frplc, W /D, 1ara1e. 5464N1 --------- •' .... , Acetng Bk.kpng TEMPORARY Register Today to work on various accounting & bookkeeping assign- ment.s. Work close to your home. Figure Clerks to Sr. Accoun- tants needed lbruout Orange Co. Robert HaJ!'s ACCOt.lntemps SOOS. Main, Ste SOl ~ & matunty req'd. Call , ,_ SJ( tivity, comm.. + incen· 640-0l23. Constr pica up person tlves &extra profit sbar· ---------area. mst have owr Ing bonus. The women & IOOtcKHPER tools, exp in new tracts men we are looking for Exper'd construction D>-7820 493-2871 may be Wed of typing, bookkeeper wtcomputer . f o l d I n g p a Pe r s • input exper & problem COOK, For P /f. Exper d warehouse jobs and solving ability. Send pref. Apply in person working for a 11.rplted in· Res u m e t 0 s ant a 1400 W. Cat Hwy, NB. come. Work, with young Margarita Water Dis- 1 _84Z-888 __ 1 _____ _ people. Rapid advance. trict PO Bo 2279 M · meot possible. Ir yw are sion Viejo," Ca . 92~: COOIC ... H Tl• S.. 18 or over and would be A t t n : p a t r 1 c 1 8 IC Itch•• S.perYlsor. available to start work Robert!on. 1555 c....-..aor .A••· immediately, call Wed· -,....... oeeda.y t:ietween&-S. IOOICIHPER ,_M.L _____ _ adult&, no pets, nr Lldo Sbare 4 Bdrm home Hun-IAUOA ISLAMD lalesbbppiq. Lae, credit ttnel.cm large yard: K.tda Gill Sbop with 2nd 11oor rd. aoomo. G4-Q03 Olt. ..... 18 <tfice. Call fut for de- 1 ... f • tails, 840-5112 •at. B CH: .. rom weter OMc.lttlfd 4400 -------- ft 5 I lAguna Niguel for coo-C0UMTa H8.P 751-6 structoa company. New Mature lady. Days 10-3 l~~~~~~~~~I Auto body ft fender man. offices 1/ on Crown M·F. Kentucky Fried m111t be fut I& exper'd. Valley Pkwy. ta1ary up Chlcbn, N.B. 67~ No. Tower. Un.ion Bank ln The City ol Orange 114/83M.1Q3 Shorel area. 3 br, 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• Furniture atrl pp1ng dup lex . V r I y 1 se traach!se estab 2 yrs in ('7lt )l5W8'71 FREE RENT great Cost. Mesa loca. W .. ~..... • Uoo. For Sale at far '"'~"' below coct. '7000 firm. =~·~ ... ~e: Oellxe Suites _548-_?m _____ , uriautl)' UIPl"ded. new earpetlnj le drapents SlmdY beach, beAlut1 ful ~12&9sqft 1arde o 1, overl ook s BaJboe lalal'ld. Bou I "tip ava ilable . Adul\1-no pet.a. SHOO. mont.b ly. "*14.' -- I ACCOUNTANT l to 11000 mo. Medical 1---------Have own too s, tom· plan. C..ll C2J3) 378-8306 [Deliverymen fo~ early JUNIOR miaafon 50/$0. Call no-AM nqnpaper an c .M. &G·l81M IOOkkllPll PWm Pit. Muat have de- At.rl'OMOTIVE utlif U1;b•clal ~., .... ff Recent eoUqe araduate with accounting major Thia poaltloo la entry level and no experience 14 required. Will be in· volved in a variety of •C· ~tin1 duUes ln a buay newapaper accountln1 otnee. PosltJon la avail•· ble immecllately. Worll In plas&Jtt environment wHb 1ood compa n y beotriu lncludtaf 2 Mleb vacation after one YHr , company paid ft.SO /hr . See Mr . IJ"OUP tmurance, Cf'Mlt Tr•vloo, HOWARD ~·*· AIPl>' at:-. ~Dove fr QoaU Busy bevy Service Des>t. to add technicians for lltbt mecbanlul, lSA. doo.r11laaa aU1n· mi.rt. etc. who take pride tn woftlllenab(p. Penna. neot, varied Ir inC.rett· Intl Idea ) lor sem l· r.o.r.11,ype, Opportunity f o r ad vancem e n t . OltAM6I CO.AST sea .• NeWPOrt Beam. OM Y MOT MB"YSm'ER 6eeded 3 S30W Ba15treet dya a weef&" I evenJ.n1. ec.&a M.. preferabl)' my home, Betwffa lb• ,boura of btwn Nlauel Rd• Dana &AM · 4PM C.11 lor ap· P\.~· pointmeftt Pluff. -------- £.-. m Sell with E~l: ! F.4u.a w1Uy Jt'1 a BREEZE p ,. QauJ.tJ.ct Ada 142-5178 FULL CllAROE. For up-pend. car It be reua· bolstery decoraUn1 firm. .al0-13SO mo. 646-5844 Call 142-8400 for appt. Dem.al AAL .EJ:per En BOOKKEEPER. full dodonUc Ant, needed e harge 11tru trial fuH time for busy btla.nce. Ac«>llnt.8 paya-Newpot't Beacb pra~lce. ble cub reeilll>U. typtn1. Great oppty for n1ht Conalructlqn fr ca,,,.t pel'!Clll. Non •motet on· experlen~ helpful. l.Y.CallM«l585 Salary opeo.182-6688 lG-4 Dental Asat. X·ray lie .• weeltdaya, ezp'd or achool. Costa · BllPR f /C Mesa~ F'antaaac profit ahari.na Dental Aa1t.. mature. II bonua plan brings chelulde ex per . en 1..i.,,. to MVttal hu.n-LhualaaUc. Al·lUO dred dollars more per mo. Position la w tlh 10Wlf CPA and lMN wtll be a 1erat areat deal <t cU.n& torit&d. St.rt-llll aafa.17 wtll be up. watdl to suoo. mo. ca11 ~. Co.stat POl'IOD· Def Acee)', 2790 harbor. CM AU.JOBS P'Rlt\ \ ~ .62 ner DAf n;;t's a1f).O\a pay tor dOday ad in the DAILY PILOT SMYICE DIRICTOllY DOJTNOWI 642"H71 , . n 8 6 J AppU alllC9 S..v TRIP QlA.RG E 110 2025 II ab\, S A ~a.22 116101 -..t• • alll I H-1da • t 9 ....................... ······················· .•.•.•...•....••.............••••..........••. W REALLY Cl.ZAN L.M.S -Roto, Sod or ;arpe1un • cabinet 1!1.EC'J'JUCIAN Prtced Haul, aldploader dump ant a l 0 h Se• de d L • w n s -n. ;:an joba.Jm naht·h'tt utl~t• on !CaJftf!1:~ ~.~;· ~~~~~~~~~~am Sprinlllera. PlanUag. =· .. eat. tarw•oram.lljobl · Xlntr..ta.975-7133. U~ ~ m~ ........... .,..... Immaculate Cleaning Co. M•awy -,..7".. %1 .a.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fbl' thole who deserve ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.-. •-w ·· l ,:, I A the belt ll6MN7'9 •••-•••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5 • um ... um uam c 11 • Brlck..-ork. Small Jobs. •Save alODQ'• Jt.DCJe £ilroPean C.t.Mr TAYLOR P'ENCECO rainJutton w/baked on 1be Moppets. that's <Mir Newport. CAeta Ke.a " Drh·•way1•Pan\n1 lot t.1 lclm m.r parU•• Wood• Cbalnllnk eoa.mel. c..t.m bit 00 job. name. Cleanmg la our lrvt.oe. 875-317Sevea. •Rtpalrt •S.akoatlat bUQUllt, wedd!nta Ucd&S.111 ue-1"1 ThoGutt.ermen. ~-13C2 pmo. Call54&-2392 •Lie NB . CM S6S 111"*1 ... I Ua •wa BLOCK, Slumpstone .Ul)balt ....-ri --I• I ..... : ................. Wall.t. eefllnp, noon & walls. brick planters, ex· Cna .. ~ ....................... wtndowscleaned pertly In.stalled. Special· .......... ....................... •VE.RY LOW PRJCES• Oen'I Handyman. Ptllnl &MHJU ly priced, Uc & bonded. ••••••••;~1••••-•••••• roundaUODI, retalnlna OnOardenlotMaint. lna. carpen~. rooftn1. Call Bob. 673·0164, WIUblbysltln)'GW'hume. wait., bl~h. palloi Geora• ~u m .. onry. An1 home Quallcyapt~bouattlean· s:J6..9ll06 p r et.r I ·~ 1 ,. or -.oat Lk'd malol. or rernodellna 101. Coley. 832·S2601----------yo~a1•r. Mon f'ri - -Cluo·upa, Haulln1. proJ.J .Wa1.11b.83l·22S3 beforenoon. ..._. .... ~l~ wooni. all lypee Landacapia1. homed H • I ••··~ ................ .. Call aft> PM or wkenda ..-vtdnl. Ma-9907 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·~ -lllftlll Mov101. haullna. s tu· ... 111""* IC21C, ..... 1 , .. dents 20· 4 ....................... General...,...,1~. Haulinc. 0CC Student l Too truck lo:· bst rates ;:.w{a"' e.xpr. DlYCftl/Bll~y Caal wc:tw trlmmlll1. yrd malnt., nu Truh, tree trim, Ron . 1----·-----~ ....................... la~. apmkn MS.-7a21 6'2.S103. 64.2 ~ ~. ......laagJP••rilMJ AttJGQT)'ptna,Ml).5419 RJ.H\tf1119a•Soa MAlD .SERVICE ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.modet' add.ttions. Exp. Japa.nae Gatdener CHEAPEST baulln& 1n AG ENCY PETERS p AINTlNG C.•• I ~or$41-4!k1 CocnpJett yard aervl~ town. Fr. est.I. CHEAP' •MaidService Expr'd . Reas Rates. ·=·•! .. ;;............. u~• Boaded. ReUable & neat. Npt 642-2985or645-1J90 Daily or Live-In Free Est. Call Gene ,,_ _; __ ............. • A Bcb,Cd.Y .64S-089' Lite haulln•·moving •Ca,....tC'-an'1ng 552-0'58 .... rpa.....,.. r noo:: • .. ny ReJDOdeU111. addltlont, .,..... ~ ---------sille Jot» Call Allan or rdwd deC'b • spall, new EApert cle Gara1e·Yard cleaning. •Ftoor& Window Palllti.ng. Exir/Jnlc. Ex· ~....... conatr. Ucd. ~1 Lr I m min &i 1 m I Heu rates. &42--0705 Cleaning 'd hon land•cape. Call Mike. •PartyService ITc'd96f-~D~~; reas. Ind carpenter. commtrea . lllPrictl 5tl-2'Mt use the Dally Piiot •Messenger Service + palntln1. Reason ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------____ 835-__ 21_1_4 ___ Flne Exter. Paintina by le J tut 531 8012 PenonaUzed cardenin& ''Fast Result" service -ra •· 0 · · • I hMt•d Blctrlc d' y Co •a t · R. Sinor. Sl. lie .. ins. Try 5C'l..a:IM service. Decree lo ViJ~I 1rtttory. our mpe .... n • expeneoc ...., b Ucmu& MS-SJ4 h I I II me ....... ~lM n . Art. I yra exp apt/ servicelsour ousec ean og ava r--------- Cualom Remodehn1 &i home&. John. 64&-M58 Tues. Wed, Thurs 10 to 4 Prol palntia1. Est & lat Addltiooa. Call Vince U.ve ~to Nil? specialty. $5. hr. Call Jeanne Low rates. Refs. Free Leobolf • Auoc. 673-7.0. Claaifted ada cJo !t well. Sell ldJe items 642-5678 Call 642·5678 ext. 322 lm-9621 est. 536-4780, 53&-43113 raillHac)JPoperlMJ ......,.,.... ···••··••·····•··•····· ............................................. . Custom W dpapcnaa N..t patdles • tatAnl &lr;pert ibPU'll. thJnnbig Allwot\g\uu·.Ftee.est. RalST. nJ.14lt • stump r~moval ffl~ Pl 1.......... Dandnape ~reataona w• ..... m.an Int. ext, servirl8 aree for ••-.. •••••••••••••• ••• 1--------- yrs. Prof. qual work ROllP..SAVERS. Plwnb-Rainbow pa.Im tree ex· Reas. Ina. Dave.~ ~ 6 Hea~. !'Tee est pe11a; ,,., • clean. HJ EUROPEAN EXPERT a hr. Honest• rdlable hat-~--.~ PalnUn1. remodel. aervice. BofA, llrf/C OK. 'WW>wC......., Sllumblni. Prewtlfl.Jt67 masorM7-4313 ••-••••••••••••••••••• PERRY'S Pt.UMBINC Getac~v~ from Painlln&. lnl. qual We clear any drain oc "ACLEARVlEW''Co . mat.enals. rates negotia-sewer anytime' Free Vou'tt lnesi the relt,J _bJ_e_._*-0589 ______ --1 eltlmat.es. Ca U fol' low ·now try t he beat ! Houaepaintlng. lnterio wbd ratea. 673-3111 _63_1_-0Zt_7_. _____ _ ~~~e:..~t::r lil••I & ..,..... Wriebt's W&Ddow Cle~· ________ __,. •• -..................... ... Service .. - Apt Palnlla& Addilloo. remodel all in l " 2 11tory homes. 8 Homee. ext. It int. types ccoau. Free est yrs aper-. S41·2'GI. . 631·2508. Jerry Low ma. Lac'd S48-l2.50 Interior . exterior looflllC) RealdenUal & comm'I .. ••••••••••••••••••••• properties. Ric bard WALK&R BOOFUtfG Marshall. 646·0425 or Uc #32MU. all types 531-«m rooftq, rreuat. -.~ ~yrs painting Ore. Caty. REPAIR• R.EJ«>OF. All top quality St Llc13:MZO. type s .sh i a 1 I e:. ll»-1886 Pete rockabalte.-compo-tar Reasonable priced. In· Freeest.S4l·S830 tenor/Exterior. Free Tie esl. 531-8788. Jaclt ••••••••••••••••••• •••• PAIMTIMG 64._23., CERAMIC We. New or re· _ __.. model. Pree eai.mate5. Expe.r. refs. qual. WVO"&, .536-4187 after 5. CreeesL Call David. tbinp fut witb Daily Oassafied Ads 642-Sff18 PUat Want Ads $1.62 per DAY 'Jbat 's ALL )'OU pay for-. 30day lld l.D &he DAILY PILOT SOVICE lllECTOIY DO IT NOW• 64~5'71 ~!!~ ..... ?!!4? ~!!'~ ..... ?!~o !~!!'~~.~ ..... ?!!~ ~!!'~ ..... ?!!~ ~!!'~ ..... !!~~ ~!!'~ ..... ?!~ ~!!'~ ••• ..?!~ ~~~ ••.•• !!~~ ~!!~ .... .?!!'! · D&fTA&.ASST. G.neraJOfc-PBXanswer· Houaecleaners. Tues-Fri. MailDept Need Sales/Market.ta g Preecbool. P/f t.eadlers Real Elute . Cbairalde, full time Cv-tllnt Job Ull aerv. oprs. lmmed 8·3PM. Call Janice's Clerical• CC>U.ATOR/PACkB Director <oversea.>. 6 6subaaeeded.HBarea. Weneedoo1Hmokinfes· Good benefits. H.B . ~ ~P ror·e~per'd or Rqgedy Ann's.645-1800 l(AIOD ctlltt Mature lndlvidual need. yens expe rlerice. 80-2941. ~utt-n('ed •or ne-w • ~°"~ 2 Days p /wk. Perma· qualUied people. Rate or M •d ...._d ed tor lite pkging of Ute years in tradln~ Must IKemed real estates~es oent. No aeWng. Prefer pay dependin1 upoo ex· 41 education malerialA i.Q have B.S. or better in Presa ~aLOr·Ru~r people. For further an- Dental Cbainide Assls menoverSIU'lJ-.2289 .per. Appl)'-in .P•fiO HOUS&BPIR ~June6;. n. 10~ .-.. s.A. lacilltM,. Xlni che~cal .J!n1lneertng W\Otraln. J.,lllt~shift forml!tion C?' appo\nt· ·tant, bcnrrly. 541H26 Mon-Fri 9am-4pm, 1.55 <NIGHTS> •v-• Y benelUa Ir workbfl cond. with tnowredge "Of elec· All~ beoefits. memt H1t Anita. 642-5C. days,or631-1433eves. E . t RocheaterSt.C.M. Tbe Marriott Hotel is Apply perao~I dept, tromlcroscopy & re· S. a Y commerur evesSD-U.82. xecutive secre ary, seeking a reliable Keotuok FtledCh' k Nation.al Education 4381 sea.rch cbemical.usedin experlence. TI4 /96Z-6i48 ~Aasist.Gen'lprac-,mature.~Be~cbGen'I. o,,ffJce help· hotmekeepc!rtoworttlle Part U~el>elp:1N!~r Bhe.h St. ~wpo c-.oc:er.,ru•~c.h... ~-~·-. w/~iNIST, for a '11ce. Eirpel'. not nee. lawflrm. recept.iOoist, pt-tl~. 30 evening sblft. Enjoy ex· Bea"b. 87., -. Beach. Nr o.c. Airport. Knowledge of EDldisb. . C Bo Nwpt Bcb. IWM801 bn. Aviaµc>o Unlimtt.ed ce"-t co. ben-nts. • .,..._,., F.qualopporemplyr Japanese. Chinese Man· Pnnted ire wt a_rd sharp person to answer --'---------•Exp. front" bac~ olc iD MeadoWlark Airport ucu ~· . daran German " IU&. Deeds esper s1lll pbones6lypetnarap1d· DENTAL RECPT, w /t;x· Medical exp. desired. 84&-7S7t', ~34¥ ' Apply 9am·nooo .. ICIYPUMCH ... MAIMT84Atl~! . Spanisb 4-lred <at leas t ltCl'eeDtl'. Wa~ open. 4 Jy growing N. B. lll.: per. for Rlll'ilioD or office Mat beo familar •Jpeg •on·Fri, Penonnet 0 en e r• I PI ant . & 3 of 6 ~an g u age• day work we4. pat• ~office: AecunttY managerforalaraebuay board & lf?A. Resume lo ,._._. _1 MAlllOTTHOTB. ~:i'l~n~~~~to~.0d!~ aatomattc -machinery ne~ssary). SaLa Is "acalaon "' other & good phooe maoner a 20octorpractlcelnSad· be aubautled.to 355 ~·...,_.._ 900Newport0mterl>t' maintenance r, ulres S1816!6 pr~APP benents.Seftdresume-to mwit. 55wpm. ~-~Jeb1395aclt Valley area. !':~!1a #208 NB 921663, Clet"lt typlsl needect 'tor • NewporfBeacll puters. ltequtres •Pftd & mechanical· a'bllity. any 'employ meat de· ~.!1• Ara Loma. ca . ed. cdCatN.5699Z3 8» ....,......,.. variety ol duUes includ· F.quaJ Oppor Emplayer accuracy, key to disc ex· '---"led of 1 1 ffi DOT 1ruv , __________ , . nu l u. pef'. helpfuJ. Salary or:;n· .... ..,... &e e ec\nc ~ ve opment 0 ce. ·---------~•ptiOCU&l pfl'lmt' Dental Reeept Asst, oral Factory trainee. Santa ing Df, lyp DI .,.,+ Xlnt ....._-11•· •~ wor lng 'h_ydrauUc helpful. FUii 11163167. Ad paid ror by P(f Pe•maA-f driver. ' • wpm. Number aptitude U<:U'IC'• ... "' t t th Jo • ·~· • evt"s/Sundays. Re gis surg. olc. Dental exper Ana area. F\aU time/4 dy helpful. Xlot working Housewives earn up to conditions . Apply Na· 1me permanen w1 emp yer. Deliver L.A. Times :z,.3 Ha..arStylJn&~ nee. F ·lime. H .B . work wit. S49-4~ condHlons le bt>neflts . '8.00 per hour showing Uooal Education. 4361 growtn& company. Juice MURSIS AIDIS/ hn 7 days btwn U •AM 847~ .. CM I Appl'/ National Educa· Tri Chem liquid em· Birch St. N B. (near OC Tree. J.SQl lodustry Lo, U7-~145H B • i--------• Factory woraer. Pant B broidery. Call belwttn Airport) E~ual Op· Huntington B~ch . O«OERUIS . IECl:PTIOMIST Dental Aul wanted. needs dependable person tion, 43Sl Birch St, N. · SAM lPM ~ 892.801S Alllhift.s ~bedr 11 Gd Real Est.N Energetic, enlh111iastic fullorP/r.642·5702 (Near 0 .C. Airport) · · · portunltyEmpayer. · d ac · ILE~ Shorthand.typmg6good l /priv practice in k Equal opportunity .___. Maintenance mechanic. working con •· Xlnt .,_.,..._ phonrv0tce.Satuniays& Lamma Bch. Exp. oec. Fact~ ry wor e rs• emplo)'er. --wow-°" 7AM -3:30PM. $5.50 to beria. Bayview Conv. wanted. Fant.u\ic MW Sundays Big Canyol'\, .. -reramJc cut.en & other lmmed.· openin1s for Landscape Archllec\ural Hosp, 20SS Thtain Ave. con.pllllJ •ated m pre-c.c. Ph &«-~·~ aslr for J~;daywk37~hrs.Call I t.e ill draftspersoCL.Yella&..U· s tarl. E .O .E . Call CM&U-a5()5 EQ;E .. ,-.. New .....,. 49t·3:i96Moo-Tburs F(fpos. Fordayltnlght OOI rm or w con· $6.32.81 · · · · --~ •Na.Hll~•orBarbara. _________ , ahttts. No e-xp aec start Girt Friday, 6 hrs daiJ.y. sider part time, career soc. Christopher. 642-0675 · ... ._ Active Office w1lb ex-ti--------- Oental anist ant. 4 ~ $3br. Apply lnpenon to Phone work, typing. er· positionsfor: Manager An s wering MURSIS~ cellent working CODdi·t---------- days, Experienced. X· Vohanm or California rands. In exclusive PRODUCTION L.mcapeFouwwwn Service El Toro area 7am-3pm ot 3Pm·llJ>m. tiom. Great rommission lec:eptl •t/fyplst ray certificaUoo, some 3421.S Dolheny Park Rd. fwillture store. $3.00 hr. HELPERS Must have knowled&e of Phone E.xp nee. Good Exp. pref. Mesa Vero~ s P 1 l t . Co m Pu t. or 10-3, Moo-Pn. 1.1.50 hour perio. Pleaaant office. ~Bch Call Betty between 9-11. INSTRUMENT allphases.551-1234 pay,benefitd30-6131 Coov Hosp. 661, Center terminal. Hard working. Call&M"5171. 8.l>-3080. -6'2-2m3 ASSEMBLERS LEGAL SECTY. non St,CM car~ er mind e dt---------- ERGLASSWORKER MACHINE .. t a• MGll111J1rtr"tee1 ... ua·-.... ...-dreamers-i)l~appfy ~OMIST OOC1C HAMD Full or pt·Ume, must LF COURSE Starter. OPERATORS s mo ... er • op 8 .ary · wrt. - " ~ --Experience preferred. for-bQay Beauty Sa~ Exclusive Yacht Cklb. have exper. ln stass. S4. 3pm-10:30pm. Fri tbru TECHNICIANS Hunt'1Bcb.B48·J400 ~~te~r~ t~e 7-3. 3-11, 11·7. Country SalPtoPltft.I Pr~fer youtbhl . boat malnt. e.xp nee . p/br. 847-8310or 536-6760 Monday. Apply Newport INSPECTOR Legal Sec'y Ass'l. jewelry bus. S250/wk & ClubC-ODv. 549-3061 Askfor ~lase faluonable penoo. Full lmmed opening . .Call Fl.tian . Beach Golf Courae. 3100 -PRECISJON Can you pass lhLS teat? I comm. No exp. nee. will MUISISAIOIS 675-41'° tJme. WIU tram. Pleast> 631-lSOO Re .. ,,:'.~11 k . Irvine, Ave. N.B. -· INSPECTOR am in vigorowi heallh & train. Long ba1r OK. For aalr for Ron. 200 Newport . __. mar eting ex· ·CALIBRATION intend to make a career Ca l ORO-..S n-• ...._.__._ Qnter Dr N.8 . <Design D• "'FTSM....... ecutive for major private GUARDS We have a small com· appt., l . 642-5163 N--'ed t . d l'\CIU ,... ... ..., pt ....... 9'A -" • Ii (Or myself. My typUlg· ~ o give ten er --•ll•'G -.........UGu --· Mechanical or electro-mortgagemsurance ll'1'D Full &p/t.lme.Allareas. pany atmosphere with stenograpb skills are 'Mmwfdctwfnn ~caretotbee.lderty _._ -~ "--~--------mechanical exper. pre-to represent company i.t Unilonna furn. Ages 21 large company benefits ood h aJ --~ patleou. Will train lMCOME? IJU:!Cel:>til:. 11Wl\/fYpast ~ Or. Cly. Real estate or over . Retired ..... 'cblnclude·, health•· g &polis ed. <Leg Immediate opemngs, uali!ied 1 All J · · · lrvu:aebuedadvert.iain11 ferred. "')"portllllily for . w1u "" or noo·legal acceptable>. 1.oog term or wiU con q 1 penoo.ne . om an esc1tm1 com· ,., professional growth by hnance ba ckground welcome. No ex per life insurance, retire· Jdv command of EoaUsb 'de art •• · sbifta avail. Apply, 144.S pan.y with unlimited 10. agency lookml ror sharp ·--~•-.a•--ty I h d necessary. Sales ex· ....,..._ ... •"ply, UnJversal meotpl"", lonoterm d•... ~ ., 51 r P .. me, career c........i N 8 ....... .,.,. o t ti 1 y "°tSOn with eitcellenl wvr ...... guu""~ wt e· .............. "I' ~ .. .,, as good to excellent. J positions for· ~.or .. ·'""·-1 come po en a . ree ..-sign engineers. -Cal l perience valuable . Proc.ectloo Service, 1226 ability insurance, educa· want an Interesting PRODUcTtON OFff e.c..a.1.1-standinl building iu tYJMg sklU.. 50 wpm. Sciesatific Drilling Con· Knowledee of FNMA, W. ~St, Santa Ana. Jn· Uooa1 assistance & credit career in • s,_,.iallzed HELPERS C ,~ .._ millloo dollar k>cation. Good phone penooaJJty ;t It r FHLMC, & Or. Cty len· ·--b-9-12 •· 1 .. Mon ""'-. Ple••a apply at .... ~ 5 .e.1 -/Fd 91-.... r med' • -•. CaJI collect: Pa• trols, 557·9051 and as or ...,, ".. •" .,. ... · __,., .,..... lea a\ field workln° in INSTR UM ENT ~ •-· JJ' iat.e C)9eOing .or ..,_, ,.. den important. Must be Fri ow•-SC 01·,,·ioo, l"'•• ., " b Z13/54l 2448 OooSwansoo ,.. . · ..,., v"' ..., cooperation with an ASSEMBLERS App ly in per'llOlt. ha& ly motivate~ ex .,__ __ . _____ _ ---------1 teu •tarter requiring lit· Whittie r Ave, Costa establis hed attorney MACHINE J. Herbert Hall perleoced or 1nex · •DRIVER• tie supervision. Ex· UAROS Mesa, CA 92627. fM.2.2400 committed to developing OPERATOES JEWELERS penenced peopte. Tram· Mature. over IB. Good ceUent potential for com· SECURIJY E.O.E. my expertise towards a TECHNICIANS 3333 Bristol. C.M. inl program. T111tioo as· E. Sales driving record. Deliver pensatlo_n. promotion, legal assistant level. I INSPECTOR sistance. Full tlm~ BUSY & NEEDING grapblc s upplies in ~ary ·r~r:.:~e t: Due to our recent e1t· ~.LlrvCOMTIOL desire to hve & work in PRECISION Office Ma_naJer/ Ex· maoager. cau manager Orange Co. Full lime . ~.. I -rv Orange County. Salary & INSPECTOR pediter for biBh presaun now for coortdeoUal in· Med/dental plan. $2.85hr PM I, PO Box 2009. panslon pror;am. We Is Precision Inspector re· hours subject to negolia· . CAlJBRATION P.R offi<"e. AIR & A/P tenew. 983-$671 Unique Homes of Mesa Verde is "plugged into" ~ relol'at1on referral servac. tbat bas created a demand for more aalespeople We are busy and need help• Ell pe-rt~nC'ed o r new salespeople may apply Attract.ave canuquesJ of· fice " top quality (peo- pleJ ~1atea to •ork with. Conlact Sand,v OriowsJu or Jim Wood al 546-S990 +Incentive. Call Mark Tustin,CA.92680 FargoGuar Services is quires knowledge o f tion.Uyouthinkyoucan We have a small l'Om· receiv & payab~. bvy at 751·2685. Foam cutter, full or P rr. ~ng security guards mechanical Inspection aoore high on such test pany atmosphere with typ. Send resume" sUt.e ----------1 Noexper. necessary. using micrometers. call (714 ) 547.9451 for In· large company benefits salary requirements. DRIVER 642-5702 llVINI verniers calipers. s11r· terview. which include; health & P.O. Box 22118. NB. 912863. NIWPOltT IE.ACM face plate layout. opUcal hfe lnaurance, rellre· Combina tion delivery driver and clean up man. Mlllll keep &bop clean & drive delivery van. Must be de]>eadable & bave a good drMna record. S3. p/hr to start. Call M-F 10-3, 54().f027 GEHEAAL OfflCE PosltioM Now a~ptin& applica· lions for current and future openJJlp ln the clerical area. Typist, File Clerkll, Jr. Steno'!I, -0-R-IV_E_R_·_Fu_ll-u-·m_e _o_r..,. Acct'g Cieri. Apply In person Cust.orn Weave part-time, prefer some CarpeU, 18430 Pacific exper in delivering. Must St .. Fountain Valley know area. 586-1301 1--------- GEMEIAL <>FACE DIUYIRS Perm int.er level typing 45wpm, accurate, bra Men oc women 2S yrs or M fill older. Know the coast ~-~~~ie c~t :~j clUes. Net 1180 a week or upen. Call 540-7741 Ask more. Orange Coaat for&lsan Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt.--------- Herrmann. Fountain General Office Elec· Valley. <No of Slater troolca firm seekll buyer betwo Newhope 41 w/general ofCice ex· Euclid) perience. Should have stronf communicative -Dry--c-le-aner--n-eed.1--p-re-t· s It II • • E s t a b 11 s h saer. A~ly between 7.2. material requirements. 1~1.iAft Pia~ purchase orders It l Hr. art .. ~. 2200 folJowup. Pleasant work· Harbor BJ, CM~ • iD4i condl.UoGa. Call Valor Flecrronlca, 54G-11121M. SAMT'AAMA comparitor. height LEGALSECRETARY mentp!an,longtermdis· ANAHEIM gauges & other related Laguna Hills. Recent ability insurance, educa· 1auges used to perform exp. necessary, pre· Uonal assistance &credit FUIJ.laTOM (napection, education: ferably probate. Xlnt union. Please apply at IUIMA PAU HJgb School graduate. typlni & S /H skills req'd . Gulton SC Division. l644 COSTAMESA& min. 2 yrs exper. in Call Mn1. Winslow for Whittler Ave. Costa THE machine shop, o r appt.837·1060 mecbanJcal lnspection. Meu, CA 92627. &42·2'400 WHrmH Ability to read & In· Liquor clerk&. run & part 1_E_.o_.E ______ _ ARE.A terpert blue print re· time. Apply 11-7, 1802 S. -Marb Mechanic qulrements & military Cat .Hwy, Laguna Beach. •Ex ::'an Gen/Detroll TOI GUAID PAY ~e r t t r I c al Ion . Refs . required. DIJ:j 548-9617. Everything F\arnished Knowledege & exper. in Live-an hskpr, middle MATU RE W 0 MAN performing thread nng age. pvt apt furn on Mood and plug 1auge caUbra-ocean front. Balboa. p /tlme t o we lcome Apply ln pet900 •Y· .Uoo and caUbraUon of dnven1 llc nee. lite cook· newcomers & contact Friday8-Spmat: hand tools. Ing for couple only . merchants. f1ex1ble hrs. W&LS llAl~O CallbraUon Inspector re· 673-793'7 Need car. Ille typmg. GUARD quires e.xper. ln the 547.3005. floUowtng: calibration of LOT MAM •---------SERVICES (I n a I a s s e m b I ~ , Mecharuc wanted, Datsun 1532W.ComrnonweaJth mechanical dimen· for car rental. Must be &Toyota.vacalionpay& FularhMI, CA slons inspedton and in lS+P/J'toFff. 752·7100. b e n e f 1 t s . 01 process assembly In· MACHl.-IST 49$-S450/83l·Z383. Monday, Tuaday, Wed· spection. Background All around ~xp. Xlnt. Medical Ass'l-part lime, should include some working conditions. C.M. frontoff.·1·n Newnnrt Ctr. needay, Tburaday, lOam· NA.SA soldering training 645-3670 -,..,. 6pm, CLOSED Friday & certlncatlon. Ability t4 area. Typing. phone, insur at: interpret blueprints & MACHIMIST forms. Exper. pref but 230 W. W~ govt specification re· N B. co. neech. Clua A no( req. Days IU0-0212 loo. 2 I 7 Qui.red. Machinist for Bridaeport MEDICAL OFFICE OITHOOOMTIC ASSIST:IDA or ell~. Top wa~. benefits. f1exible hours Laguna Beach~ PAaas Needed. Irvine area. Ca 11546-2901 Partner wanted, take over expansion project 111 Orange Co. Oppor for II figure income witbm e yrs For appU onl1 call 646-4533 betwn ~I lam. Pan-lime. male/female. earn ~1100 per week II' advertising. 2 hrs pet day. hrs Cle.xibJe We w ii tral.n Call ~ a.sJI rorEmal PART TIME EVENINGS Dry cleaner co unter penon..Ptr. 49t-198S. s-ta._CA. We have• small com· Mill & Kardibge Lathe. Full-lime position Ga Ml .. Office/ State Uc. No. C..eo31 pany atmosphere with Close tolerance precision w /benefit& for mature CAllB ':bfch company benefits wort. Exper req 'd. Top uper'd back office nurse Adults with outstanding attractive penoaalltlei who enJo1 wortiaf will ldds. Start al a.so pei hr. Pboae M2-4m Ellt 2 50 , betw~e• 3:00.HIOPM. a.c:fl..acs lmmedl,te openln1s, Iona tennt, (might con· sider part time) c:areer pOlfUoaa ex.latror: PRODUCTION KELPERS INSTRUMENT ASSEMBLERS NACHJNE OPERATORS TECHNICIANS l:NSPECTGRS, PRJ:CJSJONS lNSPBCTORS. CAUB.1\ATION We ba._ a amall com-= atmoepbue wlth • compaft1 beneftta cb blcbada: health • Illa l.nau.ruce. reUr•- l:Qld plan. laq t.vm ell.a· a~t.Y lDlurance, td11ca· tJana.( ua1ata.DH • credlt union. .Pl.e... apply al GuhaGSC Div~ lM4 Whlttltr Ave, c;:oata ...... a.. as:n. 6'2-3600. E.0.£.. ,,. , Frr OD olc w/acheduled "J~~t d~:!~erron!!~::: m'. 10~~~.~:!~,! ~RC!·fd~ms:,1-9051 aak ~1~GYN Practice. deJivery nma. Company Full Ume for Costa Mesa ment plan. long term di.a· car. Fait 1ro•ln1 In-shop. 6'2-0581 or 754-45433 ability lnsutaMe, educ•· Mach opr /p¥od wrltr ~ & Escorls aW'ance a1aooy Xlnt ~es. tlonat uslat.ance & rredlt Mech apt, gd dexterity M•iws Asll for Jim f:4waJ ~Ulllil>' Employer beoeftts, NB. --------d--1 union. Pleue apply at Min aie 18, st a rt al Female. 'Top money 11...-rs.ICIOO Ha I u t 111 st ; w • n l e · GWt.oo sc Plvlaloa. tG44 S3/br 54().-0950 -------·--Costa Meaa Saloo Call WblUler Ave, Co!l ta · · · Mu.tthavecar 631·2140. $1.62 per DAY DAILY PILOT SEIVICE llRECTORY DO tr NOWI '4~••1• ~atLordt &Ladya Meta 92427. 843·2400 MAG 2 O t tll Motels ·-''"' E.O.E. train 1eg!r:c~;· ~on OReninl Cor n.igbt dealc PBX Answeri Di !ltrvtc• opsator lllll., P rr. ca1 135s3561 flolteaa Part Time open-•--n~ bl TV .. T I c'-tk. Apply m person. abJt ............. , ca e • ... smo ... er. op u ar1. All Baba Motel, 2250 IJ\I ror ~/cu er, pw prel'd, trainee con· 848-1400 .......,.......a?"...--~ ct..,'t • nlte9. Appl>' datb' ~. Telepromptor or --------Nwpt Blvd, CM. ~ Admna llOK at UAM. MJ ea.-. -a. Newport Bcb, 801 W.16th MOY1tlXTIAS A/PClk/Man~ tt50 l?Ul.CM St.""'" -E 0 E Mall Dept. •--1Wn111or toll2Jt ,_._ ' ' . MACHIMIOPI N E l'! DE D By ;~ totlOO HOSTISS lasurance ~rl, must Ile 1nurUn1 machine ff 0 LL Y W 0 0 D ttvt.PtiwanetA..-1 ~·ct. patl·Uln•r. pp. IDCJd with IUt'eS 4 l>'sf. opcr'ltor need.cl. Ea per. CFOASRT~ OJORCOP'IMLP ~!' r -~ tTlh. ea.ta lf•a lY la penon TM acb ma. Sa1UJ open. Boat 4t on Belf I& Rowell or "'" ~ • SlliteZM SCZ.M70 HOt1M loJ>, t19 "P1 Yac.bt fnJ urance. SOS Pttney Bowes lnMrtlni TV COMMERICALS ~ Hollow Ln .. Laauna Slth St. rm 201, NB. App. nwchine preler1'9d. Ex-tlWlOO per day U ac· Beech. lflnJltllOG. cell nt worllln1 4!0Dd~ ~· YMJ'ly lee. <714> ~ Uona fl btntnu. Apply T'1·U44 .,.. Maw W-.cf ~. rut1 cbarle. Jaaltotlal/Malntenance N •-I Ed u •361 .. _ k ti Uve tn. llual apeak "*' wantAld. !\ill time, at ..... a &l(!I o.. Stop!! Taite time to relax Mutt u.ve true , wa Entl1tb • drtve. To care ~.Co. beoef\U. APpb-Birch St, N 8. <aea.r OC and ahol> at home !l's tn:IO. Anb' al 133'7 s. for lar1• wal•(lront lnpmion,$tandardSboe Ai rport> Equal Op· alml>I• wlth Dally Piiot ~Slll&aAoa. hom• • famtl)'. Xh\l Stcre. W1'7 So. Brlalol, portunity ~mplotft. Cluaintd Ad• And If ~~~~~~~~~~ )"Ol.l have aomedun1 to Pbdnl o Cla llted :rd• beaerul ... lat). mo _c_.11_. _______ ,:. ,.n. call .. friendly .. .-y.., ~)aw ~or UIJ>aaz.lW nnd what 1.0U want ln SELL Idle ttema wtth • ClaulOed M ·Vlser ot ....,. 0.¥t ,. • nu WaatAdlf ? f.U·~8 o.Jl1 PllotCWstfa.d•. l>ally PilotCl1&11lfied Ad. MZ-s.s78 W.11clletMfa..t, M24l7W • ::= Walker & lee RIAL EST A TE SALIS Country &ales. Sa.lesrnan to ad rowitry property. randes, etc. South 01 Corona. ~out 0( the rat race, make lots of money & enjoy yourself. Call Y-1.k.e at (114 ) 77.1-961.S ORm-4717 Real Dtate Sales •J rrsWetco- FREE 3 WEEKS TRAINING MewC...... ,...,,,., ... ., • Absohit.ely no prtor uaanin1 OI' esperl«tace DeCeM&fY. •Personalized 1nalruc· lion • ProfestllOIDal on lM job tninml. •Ula to .-X, t.omm&SSM>n. •Choi.ce of top ortlct> loC'Ckva Be y<Aa own bo6s wiUI .il top notch proleaion&J or pnlz.at.fon Kalella Realtv ,... .... ctiiLw. Relltauranl BOB'S ttto.eotn. ligloyl Jmmedlatl' Open.mp tn our family restauran~ st oearby locaUona. We r~ qUU"e no pr-eVlOUa exper Jom OW' fneodl.Y team. Come tee us today belween2-4pm. Coollfroialff5 4501 Campus Dr. lrvUle CoollT,._. 23802 Avemda del Olrtota. L.aauoa Hills W•h ttlft/Wtithn CoollT,...._ 1311 E'.dulcer. Hunt lkh c ....... 15' £. l7Lb . ea.ta Mesa EcruaJ Opp. Emplyr m/f 131-100) 4tl-M4Z1-------- , ............... -....... , ....... -............. ..... u.rant Dana Trader now llliDI applications for bef'ktnden Muat be honaa& • ba•e r c - ffl"tmleS cau c~ •wt. . ., I I I · ' ltllTAUIANT' ~ l LUNCH COUNTER Businessmen ' FoodPr aUoct ' Ps*lll .a:t:f to work rf ~6'tr U Tt" cJou191 a&luDd>~inJaree ft 111 • 1t ~ s s u,, d r r u . be6lLb rood atont. Pood rrct1!10ll• /;u.~1nru I prepar•tfon. Previoul\ "<crm~ '°" C1Y tWJl.llred 1. apener.c.t dalrablt but t,,, tow 1 8~1nn1 and a~· Unllorm #'rUf~soc1ru '°* S« I run1abed. Medltal " 17'00 to ,., to f1't o bolpl&al beeen&a. AJ»p(y F'1~11taoa1 Bw•h•u Lindtier111 N\ltdtlon. #ftfft~ Stot~ Pd b~t•e~a carovul / /loo." " ,,.titi#hd tur Bulloclra, '°'"' level, So. /1111r ftlftll'tlll1pr ..WO j Cba1t lfboiPlnl ctnter. Wf ut ill~ OAILY l C.M . .-Cormao1,1er PlLOT ma lwlp dh WbetJllel' bufln tioth Co&1 tk Ll'GAC. l'' "°"ca're •r1 d I odr DtPA.RiM&,'fT ot 11.f un1. IN• t a · ~4Z dzt ~t m or t wrdl..,. wUI 1et )'our /"rtltn ~aon ~ t.o tbe rlfbl pee>· _._,: ..;;.,.., __ c.1_t·11_~_w __ •_~--- .~ .----~- .. • OAll Y PILOT CIJ. ·• ~~!~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~ ..... ?!.~! ~~~ ..... !!~ ~'r.~~ ..... ?!!! !~!!~!~ ..... !!!! !!:r.!:! .......... ~~!! ,. 11 r~;:ua~;:,.. 1010 t41cil••-s ·ton.·, R h .. SALES c• -· Snull bar cook. ,.m. Woman over 40. wlllinl to Cyde & Cempuy •••••••• ~ ........................................................... -..;· ellauranl, Ollt!I&, v .,.... S I M f •---.....&--J ,... ·=..f * llll • 1• •re . 1ome eaper . ~ ... -c•••.., Wlftt•l!!.ET'•As Mir, penoubJ.e, out'°' Ellt•bliabed Stallonery car AIP""-.... R rtuded Pl•uant woft Oft. buU.oa • s•LE ••• BUY•• ____,..,,..., ,..., Int, rwl time h~teu Stott Doeds lntide H IH C/ .,,,."a.I ecpc ~ly, lll&ft tpcak DO typl•f. 40 br/wk. A Qood uaed P'Unlitur.e • from your bustnen Ul'<I. WW.CS M·f ll·5 Health pcnon Otnee •llPPb' u · l!:~~eea 'Prlv. C'OWlU)t muat be flullt!e for N.-ll llMd 3, ~. • lO AppUancea--OR 1 will Send one card ror .iacb U»U.ruce. profit &bar-pr helpful but not «121>~h8t. lO. w tn&41rV.._ call verled brt Start S3 1pd1. bch crulurs • ..UcrSl:LLforYou. tq plus one spare. We lq. ~t PQ9 Ap o•ceaury Frlo1e Newpart&euhlSMllO ~ p/hr. C.U~l morn· moped•. molo crou MASTllSAUCTIOH returo perm»oeatly Ill>' Ill~ M P' 3 tu benefilll aroup medical, Call'°' ,\=/Eltab .64 lnporevee. btke1. paru, •cceu. re-..... u _ .... ..._ Ir 1.~9625 JU!ed •tt.ractive t.aa 6 1..:._ _______ _ Gorda LiJ. IOO Ba~1de Or p • 1 d ¥ u-• u on 6 I :::;: SOUTHWEST paln, a1J makea. Claetlc --.,..,. atrap. meet1n1 alrllne ~ £0£ hollci•Y• l'or opoint· WOODWORKgRS blcycJ.. 8u)',1eU. trade J.D. requlrementa Pre· R!STAUltANT meat c•Jl Belly Kaw Secreu.t'J Mill men, A ... mblen, 8'2 7910 CASH PAil) vem lou •theft! For a 7)1·1732 DI... 'hb&esaw Workers. ex· Jt70NEWPORT BL. CM Fcir Id I.lied f\arn, •nU· pnwooalir.ed tat enclose tlW DttJAUUNT - ---DfUWI per req. Apply •t: a20l q&m•clrTV's957-41133 11 f b 1 1------- llW JACQUES eoooi.on.yre. WI Bch w. lhcArthur Blvd.San· ....... Mtlttri. 8025 . ~~m:.~·,.:e:: ~~ nu Cu1U1an w•t~I"' RKMIMG 'uwlwHh ~ S1h1d A~ R.!.lulrc1 ••per taA.oa •••••••••••••••••••••••2coucbell,17sofal35.l wW back 41 trim your oondS100.maru;d111tc.l w""" HCllb'41n. )em·• JOam COUSTEAU T l.:RS PleaM l'Oft· . Commoouaedbricks antique Victorian love tap. Or try lwo card& watch$100.96CMl356 M t.. 1 • ~Joan1oore,4tr.t771 Worken In Chemical lOcaplece seat $120. 673-6124 or badttoback. 1----------•Toco. -•~' rlHI, "nn, · Anequa opporemplyr Refinery. SUO lo st.art. lr'TS-7027 l>'TS-OZ»atterS:PM PRJCF.S. '118' aluminum sli~g uruf'MOUI Malt J)l"C' 13 rt'YS Hllb~tchemlatryor ---------wtndow, UMd S3S. """ Corlos * p hr ,-,.0747 for ai,1pl M ••• Sp4ar bwlder /trainee wort exper w /chemicals Cots tOH 1--------•t S2 ea or 3/SS !!00--$409 aft IOa m l.ort '11 ltyour~°"1 rti11 1u1.1011~ P\JllTtme . helprul. 7.a :SOpm . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATT&nlOH:~ •t5 Ul,p$1.80et • A Part l\J\i·hnl Noatudenb r~::.'1~1~;i\l~~.~-~ .. ~"1~'~::-' M6-1lOl. E.0 .E .Call549-!281. Pfll'llan kltt.ene. CP'A ,... ~ ~'~.~ns:yt! !:O~~·:i.:e •. Of 0.-Grmtd SCTY J1t1C'T 111ldhl& m•t"h1n1• hllaVy alatered. Excellent believe $1,000. 548-0llM S&JeaTax Included ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~J-F(lC'upMlaW')'dcror1tor ,t ... thti<-111 tn>1n1i llaht STAYP'ACCOUNTANT Mllld•IJM qbualll ty.ShBeautlful l~ong New ?Anitb co.Raoie clr NOCARD" Alum.patioawruna. Mbal•i-W..twd 1011 -r'"H"j .ntJp Muat bt> shlifV , m ,t111r th111n<l 11IHlltr to K.aptdly 1rowln1 S • L ••••••••••••••••••••••• • r . ow qua U.)'. TV, itereo. lg assort· Draw your own or send 8orlt 'w1de. '•IUSent • •tlllnll to h11nitlt· " ht'tw v 11r1•1,.ur1· aeek1 rHp lndlv to ....... 1005 6S-9308 meal at bshld pl&ata, ofc name. address. phone .ti 75H~ .................. 11...,,••~ d 1· ... 1 l I • I countln1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• "---·u .. ard c.Ma ~ c .. te -""• ..... -t.'""' 11111 , 1n1.1 nc 11 man.• n •c _...,.. 1041 deak, playfen couch we ma.e one c tWcal •• •••I _ ..... IMI 1>v1n1rtm .. n1 hu' .in Im «'O ntrol over loan ••••••••••••••••••••••• w'.."61-• .. • 2-.. t.blll ••a Add25i<each. . ... ' anl'd1utt· llp(•llhlll JYHllU b•lance1 . lncludln& .,._ue \late Itel!. Golden Retrluer PUP· .__ .. nuw '"' ...,,... UCll:a -1 -r ·-·· -· $1CllT""I" •ft•'-M . Bo ' ~--:':':.....""1-• 1~c.a1'1 ~c .. --.. or........vor. .... ......... rlha .. l ............. 1-.:.uc-uuve M<',.tary for bh· t:x1•1·ll1 ·11t 'Jl11n parUclpatlon blllancet, Slot Machines! p&ea. AKC Field" tbow aQyU.me day« for derto: •••••-•••••••••••••••• P\111 and Pan T1mr d•)a and n.11hu A11e 18 or ~« for ni&bta NOW 111tcr¥1e1un11 TUb dly lhrouah S•t 11.td •ya 2 lPM at th... follow1111 local.Jon "m t'ltctroo1cs company und bt-1K.'f11" Applv 111 participation interests Clocks! pet. Sbota. wormed, appLMl-01.M Pl..OTNJMTIMG I HllD AN AMP! u1 N R bookkeepUll( alull µ0:1 i.110 In and eollectlona pay•ble HUGE SELECTION railed w(l'LC. X1Dt41ap . P.O. Box 1560 Preferably an old ~1rabkl, muat ht'. v.ill Accowitit11/loan 1erv1ce Aamrfcm (Zl3)42$-1561. Reblttwtneet$55. fuUset Coela Meea.ca t:al26 Fender Baseman. bal· ~~ ::i:=euc:-~~r:,;: U.S. Divas related exper req. Xlnt .. .,........ WU.b&lred rox t.errien •. sa.rillwl kine aet Oesipers Wtoven UV = ~~~~ ~n StG-UOl 3J2J W. W.-...r beoeflts ~ ~dva~emen~ Gi ... rfel AKC, M, champ ped, 7 tss. 4 pc livin,-rm set rm Brkfmt $AOO /O(r Sofa will do. tall 661"261 alt Saflta •••• Ca. opportun t es ont•c Open Wed. thru Sat. wb67~17S2 $195. I.will buy your box tb1e 165. Lg Ant cbatr 5·30pm. rt.>t.ry 92702 Jill Heiss, m4>8J3.8383 1802Ketterin1, lrv. 1prin1 " mattress. 8&J $300. Bdrm furn $$0-$400.1-~------ 9.3 ,_. StaleMutualSavings (n4)754·1m St. Bernard/Shepherd, MJittre:s.s 838 E.'lat Sl .• AntiquesS20upHdbl'<I• UITAR AMPLIFIER. tiroup ln•ur aaency 4001 MacArthur Blvd loveable,J enlle. 4 yrs ~5f'7·5636 apnact 1225. Sleeper aota Clauic &aadell. 2 1S · Taco• C..tos Typ101 80. For app t, ua1 Oppty Emplr M /F Newport Beach ol~. spay I, trod. SSO to $12.5. Sat " Sun 9-S 332 speakers. 2 chann"b HO I S.. lrfatol !157 W'1 Equal Oppor Employer UTATE AUCTIOH good bome67s:9'08 d oak octagon dining Eveoio& Canyon Rd. S7S. 552.9241 · <nearREDHILL1 SICUTAIY/llCIP'T SECURITY Su~Aa~6Vi'i.~000· ,.,...foY• 8045 =t.!f~:lJ'~~~ CdM i-Office---,..-... -,-.-.-&-..,.-- SANTA ANA roramtll Newport Beach ~-Stock Men w•nted ruu or Sprioger&White ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl2$.~.att6. PHONEMATE ......... 1085 Equal Oppor Emply M t F Law Firm Good skills. ~ Pl·llme. Advancement AucUoneera. 8Ut female puppy, looks . Telephone answerin& ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mwmum 2 yn aeneral opportunities. Apply in 540-4098 like a curly·haired Dlninl table, buffet. solid machtnes wfwarr. S79. Divert·A-Call at .,.. pncc Rdired cpl to manage 18 o rtice ex p r Good MAAAIOn HOTEL person. Standard Shoe d a c h s b u n d • birch• dresser. w/remote, $1'9. Receives & forward&. unit mod. apt. house. benefits. Salary open. Is seekin1 an individual Store, 3077 So. Bristol, wHOLESALE housebroken. Fl"lendly. ~brEvaided ~~24· 77 0ther 4 Roger. 750-3791. yod.r phone calls. Nearly• Laguaa. Gardening 41 752-5522Jan toworttbeevening shlft, C.M. TOTHETRADE good with cata. Aban· Items. ea,._. -1 new. Onty l&OO. 759-081!· minor repaira. 731 · 4087 who bu some law en-ENGLISH d o n e d I n o u r Code-a·phone 1200, 6 mo Ask for Smith or Hawie · RN l-11 cretary. xlnt typlng, forcement experience. ,....._ Saltt neighborhood. 498·l194 ~548 1055 old US. Ca ll (7U) • legal exp. prer. Salary Enjoy good comp•ny WrlcP/tinourtelepbone SALE · eves&wlmda, Mon-Tues••••••••••••••••••••••• 1162-9930 Metal storage cabinet:. Ct~~~-··· B':';~:''j.~~ Laiuna ~~ 9am noon =r::':1~1:I!:: Ta:': . WED. AUGUSTZ, days. S ~;~:.:. ~~ ,:, ~: :.• '"''•• Coa•t C.C. 1011 !;;;.~~~';':·~;. ·~td • MedicaUom. FUii or part Moo·Frl, Personnel PM shil\s. Guar wages+ 9AM 4 yr old F cat. spayed & el tape recorder. 8 tra..ck membership. Beat offer. wood 6: metal desh time. Men Verde Conv. S.C......., MAIR.IOnHOTEL comm. Call for details. JO............ ahota. gentle & affec· aut~.t-player , pr. 673--0849. S7~9115. files aJI slyiea. Hosp. 681 Center St . CM Adm1n1strative ass't. 900NewportCenterDr L.A. Titnea,540-0301 rvun~ tidlete548·23T6 • c~P·records, 78 Chr.s •MS. showcaeee 548-5ZS Shorthand desirable . N rtBe ch llDY~ records, comic books, 7'4" Surfboard · aJmost C.E. SURPLUS :M-44 Salary open . Pan ewpo a ~ Killens. Ma le" Fem, Scl·Fi books, camera new.S100.4formals.SlS Placentia Ave.CM IH'1&LVN'1 Western E11terprises. EquaJOpporEmployer THETOWMTOUR 29UCrodd("""'!..'!'29aY11·S.A. weaned & trained Prt tripod. elect.. oven/· t;a .. szl2·14,&4&-520l 631·277i PfI're!.ief,daya &nights lrvinea.t.P~ ~~o'~"-~ ,._.IUSCOINC :a'_. Siamese.548~15 toaster. elect. can -BUtbar•hanstob. SmithCorena.modell200. lSSSSupftiort\'e ,N B SECRETARY ServiceStaAtteod. Full& Anaheim, Ca. Af'lll•c" 1010 Only to classlfied home. opener, credenza. elect.. S200 , elec, w/i:ase a> Smith S•• ES p /time, exper'd, lite An•heim's new fixed ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocker Spaniel, male. a d j u s t a b I e m.21'8 Corona. model 2200 2 md ~ Laguna Niguel for COO· mech'I knowledge. App. !iule and dlal a ride t:IRGHT DAMAG,ED ~KC Jl•Pere. Shot:. sleeper/lounge double • , -• • old. new $340, sell S230. Are you an ar4stic. strucllOn~mpany. New .l,y,.2590NewportBl,CM !)st.emlanowin\erview.' 11Kn'POINT SALE. 3308 SJG.~ bed. Also Free Gifts -PaycashSlOforman's.s.5 ~ ~ealive .' ener·getic offices on Crown Valley ing(orthefoUowingposi-W. Warner nr Harbor. costume jewelry, pie· for lad1e11 class rings•--------~ pe~ who like& Uunga. Parkway, salary up 1o 1ii~d.s~.ll ~~t~t~~: lions. Bolh n_1>er. & SantaAna.979-2921 _ LA~/SHEP female. 8 turn, etc. ~ JeWetry.-Wttl Pits ~ sparkling, like~ lo ctn, 8000 mo: Medical plan. ppr..·. AicOStatlon, 17th lrainee persoMelinvi lno s. to goodnome. Gen· pickup. 495-'905 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu sales ability" Lido Call (21.3) 378-8306 Y to ly CASH PAID Ue. M ·"-Sal _,..,. y d h d d Vlllage's leadingjeweler &lrvine,CM appp,.d..a~ Wshr/Dryrs /Refrlg 1142.7502 °•wg e eve • ..,..u~ 150aqydscarpetin1.tood oun1 r e ea P. wiabei full or p/t incld'I SECRETARY/RCPT Service Station Allen-vi--......,,... work.lngornot957-&133 . goes. S49·2.30l aft 5 G ~n~~on, beige. $100. =.in!t~~~oo. Sat. no nights. Ca ll to work in legal ornce in dant, exper'd. Day & Able to take complete & Two Male ki&6ena, 8 wits ..:p;...n_ce1_. _______ 1 _:.._.....,....~~~------l::---:---;--:-:---:-:-:-:-=-::--:--673-9334 Independent responalblll· Mont Ward 1974 Hvy Dty old. One tabby " one 1-p 1 1 d . Santa Ana. Heavy typ· Eves. Full & p/tlme. Ap-ty (or overall manage-washer. S200. 1974 apt sz grey •tripe~ HuaUngt.on Harbor. re· Cob' TV plays 1ood. $50. arrot, nc u es cage S..S/4'1't Traiftee ma. heavy phones. Expr. ply, Shell Station, l?lh & ment of all phases of gas dryer, $125. Both decorating, evertythiog 26" boys bUte. 3 spd, sis. 5'5. N.B. area. "'·ll •· preferred (714 )640-0140 Irvine, NB. operation and all pel'90n· w I ser v Ice co Qt r . Free adorable K.Jtt.ens, goes, huge sell. Thur & 646-1S2S 675-02.89 .ru. •P»rtllmepos1t1on r~ appt. Aak for gray verypr ... ty Fri •-M l1I Jr. cJolhmg store. THE M;rgaret Serv Sta Help needed Im-ne1 involved. Prefer ex· S57--008S. 494~"" · • Aug 3 "'4 9A 17051 T 1 Cl b N rt 2 Adorable baby rabbits. Pr.ACK 644-8982 · med. Full or p/t. Apply per. in transit. dial a ride Washer Dryers Deluxe Westport Dr. Off Daven-enn s u . ewpo male·P 18. remale·m1x Sal.... ec r e ta rl 111 I R e ce pt. ~ E. Cst Hwy, N.8 . or cab operations. ~odetS. eompJeteJy re· FwHltww 1050 pon :.:fu~ ~m~em · $2ea. Call Joan 551-4564 .... Young, growlng com. Sh Supervisor built, refinished, year ••••••••.••••••••••••••• · F.W.Wootworth pany needs Cull tame Sewing-Overlock exper. Daytodaysupervlsionof guarantee. Your choice Drexeldinlbl&•chrs,3 Hanes 1060AQUARIUM. Fully "-&C>rg.M lffO South Coaat '9kna sec'y for l·girl orrc in only· Top pay· 1580 specific opei;atlons or $130 ea. Free delivery. mo. old, xtra chrs avail. equipped Woodgrain ••••••••••••••••••••••• Now accepting •pplica· pleasant Laguna Hills Moorovia,N.B.642·3'72 dlapatchlni. scheduling Sale ends Aug. 4 $fi89.494·5684 ••••••••••••••••••••••• metaJ. 45. 1allona. 43•· Uona ror the area. Speed typing not SGT. PEPPERONIS penonnel. Prefer exper.. Soutbcoast Appliance AUalfa leafy bay $S.8S. long x '12 wide x UI" PIANO following positions. nee, accuracy a m.us. t. If P"'7'7 &STORE but will train. 537.2542 .sac beaut. l " th1clt glass Nutrodog food 2Slb 96.30 high. Fish included. S'IS. ,,.._._.. ....... IC ol I LI--s::;~ b t ™ top chrome base d ining free¥1ivery. Pb""'"·--~ ---· -you are an am 1 aoua, Now bi ring for fuJI & Train'g & Sat.ty Used ref rip, frost·free, tbl. Sutt 4. Mat sell See O'l{Mf."flleed & Tedi ....,.........,. UIE MEW Stodi I /f sell·s~rpotw/ll~ablkhkpg p/time openings at loca· c...-a..-Washers, dryers. Good aft. 6 Ask fOC' Carn -uNewmr::rtBlvd.,.... 3338East18th St s..P IT' exper, uoe , en.. ere lion near O.C. Airport. _,.....,. ..,.._.-98 ....., '-• llCMMV ( ~ •s unl1m1ted. Call Mustbel8orover.Apply Must hold school bus buys.BeatAppllance.210 &10-65 (acrou rom Or ange .-~nr CostaMesa i4S.oJ77 ~~e~ ,~•.l M~/~~; 7 14 / 7 7t ~ 18 8 for a in person, tr~g certl~icat~ o~ Adami, HB. 53&-0911 NEW decorator 73" Coun· ~) PINCHEI Wurlitzer Spinet orc•n. 1-4PM Apply in person persona in erview 2300S.E Bristol equl enl •".' na o".'a Speed Queen washer S7S. try Fren c h Sor a . nch tones. mytba II«. 3333 Bristol, Costa Mesa SECRETARY: Santa Ana Heights safety cowicil ~efenaive Philco elec dryer SS<>. Blue/bm print. '800. Ph ADS walnut cabnt like new on EqualOpporEmployer MS-8674 driving cerlirtcat.e . Kenmore gaa dyr $95. ~ Jewwlry 1070 lyS1.JSO.CaU752·7520. Sales . F /P ·T lo i.el l ticket.a , ovr 18, have own transp. Mon·Fl"L Sal or comm. 531-1)811 Sales. Fabnc exp. req. C.M. Ask for Susan 6'\&-4()40 SALESGIRL ftU lime for fabn c i.hop. Apply in person C. A.bboWs Fabrics 26JOE. Coast llwy CdM Sales HALF DAY NICE PAY E.Qioyable phone work with good s alary + bonuses & commissions. Mommg, afternoon & eveln1ng s hifts avail. Good speakmg voice & phone exper helpful. Colleg e s tud e n t s . hou se wi ve s & moonlighters this ts an 1dealjob. Call 83.1-809S For A Personal lntervw TIME A.I FE librari~ Inc. Equal Opp Emplyr m /f Sales&.ody Exper. Ftr Mgr. & Ptr belp needed for ladies specialty shop. 759-9951 Sales Person pt.time, eneniellc " en-thusiastic. Exper. not nee. Hickory Farms, Fashion laland. 640-6030 SALESPE RSON · Jewelry. Exp. pref. In· quire (714) 673-5658 or (211)~3492 Saleaperaoo, aggressive. poattlve attitude, F or Ptr. Exper. or will train. APPlY in person, Stan· dUd Shoe Store, CM. aan s. Briatol s.i.tas.me , .. ,,_o.ly Mutt oow bt employed & Cree to work lo my small appliance bua of elr trulment equip. M·F , •·lOP.M or M ·Thurs, l-lOPM • Sat t .80AM· 2:30Pll. S400 mo sal or 1ll'Cltlt alwin1 Protram, wbtcbevcr 100 ptr. No aper" nee. some rnir op. Jllbt avail For lolnview Cail aft lPM, 1'79-3IMIO Mare fatnlU• ere 1etttn1 Uae ramptn1 "hue" thl• year. U you have a campertba,·1 not ietUn1 med, ~ll 11 oow wtLb a Qualfied Ad. IRVl.._.E <Next lo McDonalds) Minlmum 2 yrs. bus dnv· Anane Side/side 19 cu fl ••••••••••••••••••'•••• " Equal Oppor Employer lDi exper. " proven re· refrig $300. f?lgldaire Very Reasonable. Sofa & 2 round b r I 11 i a n t ONLY ffJ TO $13,000 cord o r personnel relrii $25. Guaranteed. upbol cka1r Slant boal'<I. diamondsw/cert:ificates. .JL Gen olc & admln duties. Bargilm shoppers read ~:.;,'l~l~~Y· Top 546-8872. Misc. 54S-S977 1 is l.1.9cta, appraised ~dt Career position, small the little ads in Classlried Eq al Opport 't Sofa & 2 matching w10g· $43'17. 1 is 2.13cta. app ofc atmosphere. 751·2600, regularly And they rind uE 1 uru Y W-.ct: G• Refrig'a back cbelrt, cov 'd In at $14,487. Will accept re- Sell any 1tem or com blllllboo o( 1temJ1 for S7S or less with a Penny Pincher Ad. J lines ror 2 COOleeutive days. Each addiuooal Hne 1s 60" ror I.be 2 ct.ys. Charge it• dys. S.0-1Z71, eves. whaL they're looking for. Phone~~ ~:view. 542-3377 eMtb tone print on rich as off en. 494-1866. (714'635-1390 bite GE like new brown backgmcl Very 1 Strand graduated UGHTNING ONE DAY SERVICE The Daily Pilot offers classified advertisers 24-hour service. Call us at 642-5678 by 5: 30 p.m. any weekday and your ad will appear in the next day's paper. Also, if you call by 5:30 p.m. on Friday your ad will appear in the Daily Pilot delivered Saturday morning or, place your ad before noon on Saturd a y for S unda y morning's paper. Our friendJy ad-visors make it easy to place an ad. Ahd, you may charge your ad or have us bill It to your MasterCharge or BankAmt>ricard/VISA. It only takes a few words In tbe right pl ace to attract a buyer. Along the Orange Coast the right place to advertise ls In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 TIRE &r Gen'I Auto Service. Apply. Newport Tire, 3000 E. Cst Hwy, CdM . refrigerator. 11 cu re. new & xlnt cood. All 3 natural pearls. In· $100. 631·2006 aft 4: 30. pieces rroo. 640·M54 dMdual measurements Nol'Ommerc1al 111d11 Lose something valuable? Place an ad in our Lost anct Found~ columns. CORNER Group bed sel, available $2,500, privale xlnt cond. $125 or best individual. Box 181, F'or lt)Ore 1nformat1or. olr. 631·2114 dys. CdM, 92625 llOd to place your ud cull That'swherepeoplelook M'.ak.e your s hopping Women'swedd.ingring."'3 6425678 Tow Truck Drivers ex· when they've found an easier by u:sing the Daily carat + 10 smJ stones. 1 ._ ____ • ____ _, per'd. Top pay Apply· item or value. Pilot Classirled Ads. "15. By appt, 54&-0097 G&W Towing, 1000 Irvine -:=-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-=-=-===--:::-::..!...==========-===-----------!.--------, Ave, N8642·12S2 TRAINEE, window tint· lng. Male or female, good grooming a must. Good future, phone 557-2657 TrainH Poslffoft Full time Switchboard operator AJI shifts. tall for appt. 645-7~ TUTOR. lot grade pvt tutor for reading & math. 645--3312 eves/wknds. UPHOLSTERY CUT · TER; small growing company. 1ood working cond. $2. 75 to start. &fS.6258 VOLT "l'\111£Jlll\&h• .... 11\fll t 3'41C..-Drfn 546-4741 <Across From Oranse Co. Airport> Equal Oppor Employer WAITRESSES, apply Stavro'• Rest. 5NO W. Ca\Hwy,N.B. WANTED: No. Laguna Beach. Older lady or motber of YOWll cbild lo catt for "lend my 1·yr. old lovely, well behaved dau1bter to El Moro school. Your home or mine. 497-2382/evu. Refs. required. Ware'bouHman, retp, penon f /fabrtc house. Gd oppor W/growln• comp.· Sa lary com. meneuta'e w I ••P· 556-7915 WATCHMAKB To auhl eo1lneer w /dev•lopment of de· llcatAt prec!H inltrumen· tAttion ror oU f\eld Good workln1 coada .+co. bmefttt. ToP pay, EOE. SclentJnc OrltlinLeon. 'rol1 Newport acb, 657-8061 uk f« Ron Llt· u. Want Ada C.11845171 I IT'S SO EASY TO PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD •You may use the handy order form printed below to furnish us with copy for your ad. e Please note that the bottom oort1on of the coupon may be clipped and affixed to your envelope, saving you the time to wnte our correct address. We pay the postage' e u you need more room for your message, 1ust print or type 1t on another sheet of paper and mail tl. e You may place your ad by phone. 1f yoo wish. Just dial (714) 642-5878. ••• ••••CClol .,,,,,,,C,Cllll'el# ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, , , ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, I ,, ,, .,,,,,, •• ,,. ••••• USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POSTAGE! 4 WOttDS Mill OHi U~ AD lMS THAM J LINH S4.tS u .10 SIMO U .25 SIUS PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILLO Charge: BankAmericard If ................ Exp. Date ....... . Master Charge # • . . . . . . . . . Exp. Date .....•.• Publish tor . . . . . . . . . . days. beginning •..........•....••.. Classlflcat1on ........................• NalT\e ..................................................... , .•..• Sll.70 $17.U HIM 14 ,.... Ul.tS HJ.II Address .. ~ ....... # • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••• Ceox Sl!fnnell OflOl'.ftt!D Ctty . . . . . • . • • • . • . . . . . . . . . • • PhOne .••.•......•..... fclo.,,,fc•P# II I I 1111 llllllP PPP Pf P I O#'#PP••···p···-····· ,,,, ,, , • ... --=== -BUSINESS AEPL Y MAIL _,..f&i H H-•NO ••ClOa"""'"" C--A --·=== -----== Clo11Hltcl Dept. -= Kawai mahogany 7' parlor grand. S6SOO. 714/G2·9'r.i0, 439·1197 Must sell 10 mo old Thomas trianon J . keyboal'<I organ. Orii!. C06t ~. will sell for 12995. Call after 6PM. 968-7009 Kawaa Grand piano. ST'. Ebony .. ~ yrs old $3200. 552.7315 ~.~ ... ~~~~ 6'x10' trampoline. fold · lllJ!, roll away. $400. 540--4113 TV,Raclo, HIA.Steno 10t8 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2S" RCA COLOR TV BeauUJUI contemporarr walnut cabmet. 004: year old picture tube. l!OO C.11 642-0138 Near new ste~ system. Mar•nls turnlablt'. Shure v .15 type IH cartndge, Quadrafle~ r ece i ve r . Bang .!r O LAFSON s pier ~ "Beovox". Total system pnce $360. tall 962·WJO 19" Color Motorola TV. Walnut cabinet as. 49'7·3948 Sony video cassette re- corder Best offer 968-&121 .... & ........ ......... ••••••••••••••••••••••• loah.Mcnt. !qli..... to30 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mutt seU beaullfuJ classk 13' wood lapstrue boat. lllOO. SSM.175 9040 ..••..•............... , n · Dorsett t'• bl" • J bunks. 1tora1c-under. dutch door. converub~ top w /11de curums . 130 HP Volvo 1/0 , Vanton trlr Can be seen at 760 Baker CM btwn 8 Ir :'I PM.$810 35' BARGAIN FIXER UPPER ltff OoJont•I Sedan Crul n ,r N .. w Enal&Dd bUllL Sohd Oak. c.Jar, 1'9d. M&hoiao.Y Needs 9alnl " C:l\lln . MUST SELL. BEST or FER. 6'1S-3W 1974 StlPJ•c• %4 ' flybnd1e. twn Voho t70'11, only 345 hrs. 2 racliOll. % baJt tanks, 2 tat.bomelets w /slip tn Nytpt. Nuat ttll Dya. 731 5100 x 1400 Umc..-. 131-0lll . ••• • r • ....... up tor new •• uU'-1. -.mi tolO ••••••••••••••••••••••• CABINS Tr IJ 1 tlfl111 •Side curtaau. camper ···---••••••••-•• eoven. f13h ~tlb. lOG C S./ pJ "* .J.l'' ti 20 • "11 2IOO'l Jade 1reen. Im· mac. A/C , AM / FM stereo . mat sell. S7200/bal ofr Daya 833-9800 Evea/wltnds $4.5-9'228 p . p . iuom. e:xcell. cood. bils· Lein. Must aeU. ~-5156. ••••••••••••••········· s.... t1•0 1975 MR 210 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEDAN. Complete with Swedish Saab mechanic 1unrool, stereo. crw.se now .u Ivan 's 1995 control ~ low malu. Harbor Bl. C.M MS-1982 t927NXH> Buy or leue Toyota 97 65 1'75Ml%210C Stereo. Cl'Wse control. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. l .. PHIL LONG FORD ·;1 GaJax.te. PS~ PB. a.1r soo 842 3046. aft 5.30 '68 Falcon. 68.000 ma ·s. "501or best ofrtr Mu&\ &ell 499-38.57 1'erT)' 8:9=0070 Trtmtabll,beada.xrras ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4ww...eDrhH fllO AllfoaW..ted 9590 '78 3201, auto, sn'rf. camper •·•ale. w lo ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • Alf/FM caaa. IP wheels. rwr windows. & door' oclts -A fin e auotomoblle 1 Buy or lease . (826 M IT >. llfOUYOU SIUYOUI TOYOTA. SEE US! '77 Granada 22.000 m1 Must sell Unemployed SS9448 after 7 30 pm Incl udes Tamd~m lr~k SUO. Stove" sto;soo 1>.P : 6t0·3139 Ttaue,.. """•· M0-2700 COST .A MESA WE BUY t92-1422 ,76 ._._ .. SOSEL MAl9UIS TOY OT A Nabers Cadillac 63 Gala11e stored eahlte car 32.SOO ma. Loaded. bke nu $10001ofr. 494-9530 ...... .. Mls.5ION vrEJ 0 lJtJJIMJt. MBcawsas Stock tm ll 554 Sil, Ht '11 Dodie Mui Camper. bub. l~p. A/C, ster eo AM/FM w /tape .. CB, cNae. 1V, cnucb more. (8-5)751·3811 or tart. 5)17~'7~. AMC/JEEP CLUMCilS,,._ -----,-72-0 #I IN CALIF. &DUCKS ~::l:!~o:t':!i.1'::~~ 1_1_l_l·_2_1_10_4_t _S._1_2_1_0_ MaY9rtdt tt47 Stock t618 l I I 240 HI. O.N.C. Sl4,5t6 NOW OPEN UNTIL 8PM 1 Days a week HA.llUSOH'S SIARAY RENT, new 78 22· Motor Home . loaded . day twk /mo. 675-5832 Matarf 1114 ,,.._ t I 40 •••••••••••••••••••••• Cycle & Campany J SALE F<We mopeds, parts, AC· cess, repal,,,. aJl makes, buy, selP,l!rade am> NEWPORT BL CM 642-7910 3101 Coast Hwy, N. 8. ......_.__=-/ 631·2St7 _.,. ~~~~~~~~~~ lc11 ~ ......................... . 9150 23' Chnscral't 235 HP, 100 hrs Cutty cabin, bait tank, mint, PP 494-8894 s..rca.-1 '76 Hoocla 750F. Lo miles, good price. Perf cond 32' Grand Banks. '74. S3&-nnor960-SM4 fibe rglass hull. 6 cyl '7S Honda 360, xtra clean. Ford diesel. t96-9370 _ nms like new. 'Must sell 24 · Sa be r cra rt c bn ~. 6'5-47n lt71CHllO•ll CHI• $7995 <J8A17NN1U.78> 1971 J.20 "CIU,f P $7395 (JllAUPNtt~I FREE 100 <iALLOMS <iAS will) purchue of any jeeP whb lhla codl)on · WIWIUllAT AMY WllTT84 DIAL OMAHYHIW JEIP WIAU OVERSTOCKID 2S2A Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 714/ 549-8023 Cruiser, ~ I/ 0 . xlnt Honda 1975 CB 700 K·S '73 ._. ...&1~.-.11 cond, lo hrs, loaded. sips Low miles new cond & wnet ......__ 4. 540-2344, dys. 675-9672, loaded. MaJceofrfW6.4718 Sco.t 4X4 evestwkends. --~.---~---• 6 cyl .. 3 speed trans .. 4 .--'78 Yamaha xssoo:E wheel drlve.• locking Owens Crwser. 33 w /Vetter faring. Lug hubs, re movable top, Chrys6. lmmac. raclt, perf cood 11600/bst radio and heater 642·6630 ofr 675-4803. (683.J EY) -----Slt9f Boston Whaler 13' 6" 1978 Triumph 750 Boo- 35HP Mere, t'rlr. ele~ neviUe, .xlnl cobd, must mtr, rigged for bass fish-sell $1950. 830-6253 or ing. Mi-3247. _m. __ 71_66 ______ _ KAWASAKI 2SOt'c. 16.000 loah, S.U 9060 ml. metallic blue. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• cood. '600/offer. S48"6438 THEODORE ROBIN S FORD 2flt>O HARBOR 81 VO C0'>1A Ml ~A t14 I 11010 Col. •a. diesel. 9 bags '76 GMC Jimm)I High Salls. loaded w /equ:a~-'74 Honda 750 FUii dress. .,,_ ..... ·-New chain, tires. 16" re-""'.''a" w.e new .... ooo meol, well maint. P. . ar wheel. Exel shape. mJ s. air, V-8. cl'\Ue COO· S.SS.9W SL375 Mst sell 960-37t7 trol Loaded w fxtraa. CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS P'OREJGN. DOMESTIC orCLA.%lCS U your car ls extnfclean tee us first. IAUalUICIC 2925Harbor Btvd. Costa Mesa 979-2500 WE BUY USED CARS CALL GARTH UledCarMgr 54().5630 ·~ 2626 RBOR BL VO COSTA MESA WllUY USll>CARSI ·We're the new Chevrolet. dealership in the Irvine Auto Center. We need Your used car! JOE MACPHEISOH CHIYiOLET 21 Auto Center Drive IRVINE 76 .. 7222 WANTED! Late model Toyotas. Volvos, Pickups & Vans CaJI US today I · Brand MW oversized oCC Luden 16. 2 complete sets ,75 Honda XL250, gd. con· r oad tires. 50.000 ml. lr:•lllll•ll ol sails, good cond, moor-dtod. price. 1495/ofr. warranty S7000. Ca II ang Newport Harbor. " ...,...7 .... 1 CTI4) c.c.7"""' Make off er Also U • ----"""'°"--'"'--.,....-~ -----·-""-"1____ ,...iil,j~~ft Laps tr a k e s It I rr Only 298 Miles Honda '76CJ7. loaded, 2131592·522'1 XLlOO. Sits in garage. $6500 Hf Spe.dfLow Cost SEAS~~CATS FROM $1000 &a...o ... Sol-eh Ca 11 836-6890 S275oroffer. 768-7367. 615-923S New 78 Yamaha Enduro Dt. 175. Make offer. Call alter 8:30PM,, 557"8393 Motot-...... Sale/ I"" /Storage 9 I 60 ---------· ······················· 17' Hydrosail. Sacrifice Rent a 1977 Executive 1976 DODGE 4x4 l/• TOH "Cl<UP Autos. lwlporhcl VS. aut omatic. pwr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• steering, white spoke Gau• al 970 I ~Is & ofC road tires, ••••••••••••••~•••••••• radio, heater & less than ,67 ANGLJA d d 17.000 miles. Ser. 226363. 1495 g con · Stk. P35001'. 675-82!18/~ $5tlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DAT'-'INS• L._,.Wecttoft OfAIModtls SALES-LE~lNG PARTs.SERVltE We Need Clean U'atsuns ! COSTA MESA DAT SUN t.aJ>e, pwr. windows. etc. Desperate! '71 Celka GT Lo W, Io w m I I e I . Lftbclt, air, cass tape. (5Q'lRCP>. Buy or leue. Xlnt cood. $5200 or ofr. --646-:.a. We have a good selectlop 1--------- of other fine MBZs in our ms Celka. stereo FM. invenlo .Call µ.stoday! A/C. 4 spd. like new 11\MllltO• Vt Below book S3500. Offer Q IMf'Oa'f& P.P. ~3'10 m1a31-17~80tl7~l .. 95·1704 '73 Toyota Celica. Perl 1972 MIZ 210C Automatic, pwr. steer· in(, air. cond. & extra low miles. (929FVO>. $7495 HOWAAD C .... tolet Dove&QuaUSta. ~eufMacArthur, Jamboree & Briatol) cond. AtC. radio. vnyl top. Eves 642-5343, dys 1·3111·2Ml ~for Janice '77 White. Celica. auto. A IC. aU xtras. 17000 m1. Sli6SO. 957~eves '74 Corona Wagon Deluxe, immac. S2750 967-9381 :?nOO H.11~1•1 81111.1 C.1 "IJ Ml''•' '1..l(l 1110(.l '73 El Dorado Coupe, sun • •••••••••••••••••••••• . .,, 19.000 Mi, A1C. v.a. vmyl top, 4 dr. 2 ton~ J>BUlt 644-6528 roof. 8-trk. It yelfow 1wht "72 V8, auto, fact aar, PS inter .. lo mi's. xlnt cond. radials, runs good. Sl-t95. S3585. 962-8392 Ph 675-6921 1977 CADILLAC SEVIW4DOOR V8, 11utomatic trans . tull power. ractory air cond.. leather interior. Hit wheel, vinyl roof. crwse control. AM/FM :stereo. e~ Lac i&SSWJ\ Stk 1895A Sll,399 · THEODORE Mercwy '950 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ORANGE COUNTY'S MEWIST LINCOLN·MERCURY Dealeralup IS now OPEN NEWPOl\T BEACH "74 Corona Mrlt II, air. llJ~!!i!~la:;.IAll~~ll---~·~l~J.O~~I ~I·~--stereo cw. new tires. 1964 23UiL, beige, bard & low ml. SMOG. 9&2-8668 ROBINS FORD RAYR.ADBOE UNCOLN:MERCURY • 16-18 Auto Center Dr SDFw)·LakeForesteut - IRVlNE 13~7000 ....... _ft52 20o0 HAll80R Bl VO CO'.'>TA ME SA (,~ 2 00!0 &:.;.;i;;;iii;;i;ii;iiiiiiliji;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:11 llOf\ lop, ,(1000 or offer i2 Corolla. 4 dr xtra xint '65 ~ulilang Convertible, DRIVE • ~ •t~-3312. cood, 1999. lJS E Bay 90~ restd Best offer ••••••••••••••••••••••• * • ~ * Ms-33S9eves/Wknds ~8 ,77 Cad Seville. fully 2 l 3 1 IC ti o I ts • !f & LITTLE ---------loaded 2131421-4541 eves * ••• * 'St ~L. orig int, nu eng, Tri..... 9767 . 2 way pwr seat.•-------- 5 •VE .& • LOT nu convert top. Superb u••••••••••••••••••••• air·cond.. tinted glasi;. ·70 Mustang PS. PB. air. A A cond. '899CI firm Must '71 TR.6 Cl . n~n AM /FM stf!teo. ll track. auto. ldnl cond. 50.000 SHOP&COMPARE sell assic st)'~. spd. control, lilt wheel. BA RWICK DATSUM · 833·7723. wires. roll bar, clock con leather inter . vinyl roof. nu. blue S2SOO 548-1313. sole, new exhaust. ~nunel lights Sl0,500 1_559-6442 ________ _ '61 ~. New eng, trans. air, Cull power. "-•1 I 111 t 1,11·11 Ill 8 31 ·137 5 493-33'15 '7t~ 260Z auto, A/C, stereo. mags, louvres. radials, $4200751·0930 $4.500/ofr. 640-8895 1970 MBZ 1970. 280SL. 58,000 ma , auto. white/tobacco bm Jeath. Xlnt cond. eves/wknd '73 Wagon, auto, air, AM I 675-0451 day1 751-8900 FM. xlnl running cond. MBZ '73 ~E. leather. SUIOO. 982-2.852. ---------newen1. perfect, yellow. 19'1t Datsun 260Z, lo ma, '8850. ~7-9381 good cood. Make offer. 640-7320 !63 190. reblt eng, mecn xlnt. new tires, 28 mpg 1972 ~. good cond, Air, Nd,, uphol. $1350 493-6736 mags, new paint & tires $3900. After 6 .30PM ~lUJ BZ '7' 2tOD. beautiful. xtra fuel tank , $8295 P.P .f99-SOOO S56-12111J, 5PM·lOPM G I o r 1 a n n t' . '75 Must. wht/burg mt. 6-cyl. 30M. xlnt cond 13100 /b6t orr 67$-837 5 VolkswGCJlft 9770 61:J.noo19'!_1_.0_289 __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·74 cad El Dorado Conv . 1972 VW P<>l?·~op camper. p p . dnt cond 45M '68 Must . tight engme, excell condition. P.P Fu II po wer. !oaded new tares Body need!. 640--0925 S7200 Call AM Carl or rrunor repair. pamt. S600 Don, 640-1796. iSO-72.86. M2-0563 t--~------' 77 <:rl DE VILLE CM_.,. 9955 '72 VW C8mpmob1le. 46M. air, AM 8 tr Ster. Kint cood. 963-4066. afl 4: 30. Wht ext. blue Int, 24M ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977 'l/W Convert. wht nu's. GM Exec car. man\ '73 CUt.1886 Supreme, 2·dr, w/blk top. xlnt cond cond.S8995 S48·4970 vinyl top. blue. P IS, thruout. MSOO. ..... trans, brks. air. lltereo, &&s-2374 /675-8638 '13 Eldorado . .>1.000 m1. cruise control. llangle ---------blk wtred leather S4SOO ownr. iaven super care '63 Squareback S2SO or best offer 548.8984 548-7578, 646-7193 --S2000 529-2400. 993·2li2 '66 coupe de Ville. xlnt ""9o 995·7 '73 Oat Wagon A/C, good --------- cond, Sl900. Days , '75 450SE. xlnt cond Priced right! 71 Rabbit, Xlnt cond low 833-1252. eves• ~ 1,521.9314 miles Must Sell SJ.500 cond. JCtras 5'M>-0100 ask ••••••••••••••••••••••• CorTom '75 Pinro Runabout. air, '78 St!v1lle. 3,200 m a,' all AM /FM. PSIPB,4-sp '76280Z, 494-2417 blk, loaded. immac cond. 84'7"!011 833-3420 .~ Call 642·0080 aft. 5: PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9744 Wrnty $1 3.:!50 PP ·1.,Stn "'"ill ongowner ·72 VW Bug. xlnl cond 542·3973 dys. 494 1618 f~lly eqwp: dnt cond: thtuout. $1900/best offer eves SJ79S/b6tofr494-8209 6t4·~ C-ro 9917 '76 B210 4-spd. radio. new 1978, 4 mos old, 4.000 mi's. tires, xlnt cond. Leaving country. must 12 VW Van. new eng. FM ••••••••••••••••••••••• S56-3837 ~J:'wrm cond. S5900 cassdeck. xlm rond '67Camaro. aulo, AM /FM '73 new trans. radials. ----$2600. 847·0677 stereo tape. new trans. ·paint, runs like new. ~ '75 Rabbit, It blut'.•-nds--'p_a_an_t_89 ___ n_o_.~_,29_3_ S3SOO. 846-2381 _,..... 9746 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• AM /FM cass. S2200 73 Caanaro. lo m1, air, '75,,MTO STATION WAGON ~etallic :11Jver paint. 4 cylinder. slick shift. lug · gage rack Super Buy• One owner <079PCT> '1985 Call 645-3661 or see ·74 610, loaded. auto, xlnt ·73 Stal Wagon, 66M mi. -646-3677 AM/FM 8 lrack. S2SOO cond. Under $2000. $1400 $1300/best offer '70camper wtnew engine 752-6207 an 6PM Cort Fox• __ ...., dt Best offer 7S9· 1880 eves M otorho me or M in i St6-3920days motorbome Crom Herb t8' Sol Cat Newport Friedlancfer. Call any of Be h t d ' · II.Id the&e numbers THEODOIH ~3773or752-0790 Great condition. 957 1666 S2500 0..Yrolet 9920 M<Va-'"2 LANCIA BETA Cpe '77. 2586 Newport Blvd ll,OOOml. Loaded $7500 Rat 9725 . days 838·2982 eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• COSTA MESA ac 1e-own inc . 19• ,._777 Best offer - 675-2967, morn's&eves 537.7777 12Mlll ROBINS FORlJ 2060 HARBOR l\lVO CO~TA MESA 647 0010 Eves wltdys 544-6619 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 69 Cadet. new motor . . 830-5190 1975 Chevy Monza :? • 2 •--------- FIAT 1977128 Sed XI S750.orbestoffer Automatic trans. air '72Plnto.4·spd As1s SD50 an nt 892·0172 1968 VW. sunroof. needs d AM f' M 1· WANTED. Hard lop for cood. Must sell eon . / ... 1n cash Call S.S. Richard Triumph TR6. Brown or 642.7880 paint&lires. mechan beautiful condition Pn 633-7844 UDO 14, complete $795/best orrer 67~ black.646-1..247 • ---------h"IJlat 9741 irally sound S995 pty Make offer Call --------- RENT 23' Fireball, self-r:a .. Ol:"a ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-5696 837·9682 '71 2·dr. on~ owner. xlnt conta1ned. Lots of xtras. '75 SCOUT. Auto trans, ..,...._ R-o 9705 W&l6ijl.. .7• Diesel, xint In & out. y-.0 n 72 . .,5 M 2 ., AC ures & ball new brakes, MS-2283 A/C V8 AM/FM _.... -...... ' onza -.w, AMradJoS.trk.auto.PP .. Albatross" 23' wd sloop · · · . ex-••••••••••••••••••••••• Over200 Fiats to mech. Urea. Dys 636-6441 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM tape. moon roof. Sl200 540-8700 in need or care Sound '74 22' Commande'r for traa.S4800.PU897-9713 197tGTB2000,smallwork cboosefromplusan EvesSJ6...4930 llfORIYOUIUY vanyl top. xlnt cond •-------- cond. &tofr499·t743 sale, sips 5, fully self-'71 Land Cruiser hardtp, needed. $3000/ or best of-oot.standmg selection A USB> VOLVO, S2850/bestofr 673 7755 or '72 Runabout AM 1FM 18' Cal, ad cond , mU1t sell cont, air, dual gas tanks new off.road tires, $2150 fer. 631-0874/645-3487 of Sports cars at ~ 9750 See us at Soul he sse..s.592 cass. new brak~. xint .. l 831 2822 orr 71n 'U"" DICK MlLLER •••••••••••••••••••••••, rn cond .....,, 540-3578 by 8 /L. 11300 Gary +many" ras · · or .er . .,........, AllCI 9707 MOTORS Orange County·s Volvo '68CapnceCpe Rebll327 ,,.,_ MS-6015,John8tS·7760 _496-__ 3279_. _____ _. '68 Toy LC wgo, xlnt. ••••••'•••••••••••••••• 120wwamer,S.A. PB!~~lb~:~e~~;~~~ru~~ Headquarters. 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A Hunttnaton Be:ach man. identirif!d amOf\C nine men an dlctM oo ·cllar1es or operattn& a child pomo&raphy and proslltu lion rina. raced arraignment to day in Loa Angeles County Superior Court. Robert Frederack Garrell. 58. of 13\4 Palm Ave .. was arttSted Monday by Los An11eles police armed with warunts i~sued after the Los Aneeles County Grand Jury handed down indict· menu Uauna 43 lclony ch.ar1es rour yean. old Loa An1eles County Sht!rilf Sevan ~irls und one boy were Peter P"ltchess an a news con involved In the ring that was the rerence Monday labeled the subject or a seven-month ln- nng's ulle&ed uct1v1t1es ··so valt>. vestigation conducted by Los so dususllng , there Isn't Angeles authorities 1toythin& we can uy about It '' The rtng allegedly l>rovtded ~ The aJJeged ring members. the childten to aduJls for the who llve in areas as diverse as commission of ''lewd and suburb11n Los Anael~. Salt Lake lascivious acts" and the taking City and Great Britain. were in· or photographs and motion pie· du~ted for operaUn& "stables" of tures. chtld prostitutes as young as • Los Angeles District Attorney John Van de Kamp lol~ newsmen Monday that the ''children were actually sold. at prices ranging up t.o Sl.000." Garrett alleli!dlY operated w ·•sare house" at 418 .14th St .. Huntington Beach, where the cbildren sta1ed. Garrett, a buUd.ing contractor witb a Costa Mesa office. was al· lese4Jy involved ln lewd ~cts with aozne of the girls and 1s a self,proclatmed pornography hobbyist. police charged. Los Angeles police spokesman Lawrence Domagalski seld in some cases. children were brought ipto the ring when the s uspects contacted their parents. allot whom are single. "The suspeJlS contacted single parents in the area. gained their confidence and look their children to the park or theater." he said. "They then gained the con· fidence of the children and sofd them t.o meQ usually for ltbout SlOO and for as much as Sl.000 for one night.•· Domagalski added. One of the men . Charles James Hughes. was tndicted on three counts or selling his seven· year·old daughter for immoral purposes. Huehes. 35. or La Puente. wa~ also iadicted on six other <See PORNO. Page AZ> NO Trace of Ki ... ~pped Girl, 5 ,., On Bobo Chica -Waste Disposal ·~tiled · lliegal ~. By ARTHUR R. VINSEL OI tM D.lllY l"liet Staff Disposal of petroleum produc- tion wastes and general trash along the shores or the Bolsa Chica lagoon wildlife preserve is illegal at the pres~nt lime. Valley's · Tnl$tees ':Win Round Trustees of the Fountain 17 1 Valley SChool District scored a pretrial victory Monday when . an Orange County Superior Court judge issued a pre· Jiminary injunction agains t teachers who staged a sleep-in at district headquarters last May. The order signed by Judge Robert H. Green bars any re· petltive action by the teachers pending trial or the lawsuit filed by the district. No trial date h1:1s been set. Newport Beach attorney Spencer Covert Jr .. representing the district, described the in· junction as "simply a safeguard. .. We just don't know if the teachers pl8'h any repelilitve ac· tion or not or what their aims are now." Covert said. "My job was to get an injunction •nd Judge Green granted the request." District trustees took legal ac· lion after teachers slept in dis- trict offices to protest plans ror the laying orr of 96 teachers 'next fall. Dr. Robert E . Read. as- sociate district superintendent. said at the Ume the injunction was sought because the teacher sleep-in "was impec,ling district functions and the facility was being damaged." Coast Weather Night and morning low cloudiness with buy sun· shine in the afternoons th rough Wednesday. Slightly warmer Inland · portions on Wednesday. Orange County authorities have disclosed Michael Luke. ex- ecutive officer of the Orange County Solid Waste Enforcement Agency. furnished a memo lo As- semblyman Dennis Mangers. o. Huntington Beach, outlining the factsM~ Mangers raised the issue near· ly two weeks ago. following a helicopter flight over the estuary region with Huntington Beach City Councilman John Thomas. Employea of both Aminoi1 USA Inc., which leases the petroleum production stle that generates two-thirds of all oil pumped from beneath the city and Signal Landmark Properties are largely to blame. officials asserted . However. the company's dumping or large chunks or broken concrete and asphalt paving -which is not so hazardous lo the delicate ecological enviroment -is not being done with a required coun· ty permit. Company ofricials have prom- i n c n t l y posted the .. 11 -acre dumping site along the westerly <See BOLSA, Page A2> Toxic Fumes Rout 240 in Douglml Plant A tank containing mildly toxic hydrogen-chloride burst a leak today at the McDonnell Douglas Astronautics Company in North Huntington Beach, forcin& evacuation of 240 persons from . one production building. Company spokesman Don Hanson said no one was injured although the work lnterruptlon lasted some 30 minutes as Hunt· ingtoo Beach and Westminster firemen controlled the cloud or gas generated by the tank. He said the chemical gas which is actually salt did not drift outside the aerospace com- pany's property. . Firemen called after the 8:SO a . m . incident sprayed their hoses Into the s ky, thus effec- tively dispersing the toxic fumes by dlluU111 them. The operation by the two fire departments under the Wes\ County's Net. Six program took about 30 minadea. IJB €ops \Jun ting MoJD, 23 --tt<~t\:A-T-YmM~O'"NS.ES'l'lll\DA-lr; In Weed Patrh This 158.786 karat luminous amber diamond was found by Wei Chen-fang. a female commune member. while weeding the fie1ds in Shantilng Province. China. After discussions with her family, she donated the stone to the state and has received a medal and reward. House Panel Nixes No-fa ult Insurance WASHINGTON CAP > -A House panel defeated a bill to- day to establish nationwide no· fault auto insurance, apparently Bandit Hits Coast· Eatery A lone gunman took $100 from a downtown Huntington Beach fast food restaurant ltfonday nl1ht and ned on foot. poltce re- ported. After ordering an apple turnover from a Jack in the Box restaurant clerk at the comer ~ Lake Street and Pacilic Coast Highway at 8;4.5 p.m., the bl\16· eyed bandit told tbe employee to stuff the money from the cash register into a paper bag. The moustacbioed gunman, tn bla 20s, waved a .38-caliber Western-style revolver, grabbed. the paper bag and fled east. wit· neu,s told police. ending efforts this year to etact the proJ>05al. The vote by the House Com· merce Committee \Vas 22 to 19. Consumer adi'ocates and others have long sought changes in the auto insuranre -;vstem that calls for legally proving who was at fault before accident benefits can be provided Several states have no.fault laws and the bill would have established minimum standards for no-rautt insurance in every state. The federal legislation was strongly opposed by groups of trial lawyers. who receive fees for the auto liability cases. Before the final vote. amend· meo\<i that supporters said would weaken the bill were de· fealed. One or these amend· ments, by Rep. James J. Florio. D·N .J., would have set up re· quirement.s for rating groups of people for setting their rates. 'OI t111 OMfY l'ft.t It.aft Huntington Beach police said today they have found no trace or 5-year-old beauty queen Valeena Mariska Miller who was kidnapped early Monday while sleeping next to her 86· year-old great-grandmother. Police are also seeking the whereabouts Qf Carnalla Miller. 23. the girl's mother. wlio is wanted for questioning in con· nection with the kidnapping. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the case has serious overtones since Valeena's brother, Jason S. Miller. aged 2. died in Fountain Valley after being mysteriously suffocated. Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Barlow said the plastic bag suf· focation death investigation of the Miller boy "has not been closed.·· Valeena's legal guardians. her g randparents. Kenneth and Juanita Moore. of 20191 Crown Reef Lane, do not feel a ransom note will come from the kidnap· per who ts believed lo be a woman. The Moore told police a short. dark woman broke through a downstairs window screen al 1 a.m. and took blonde-haired. blue-eyed Valeena who was sleeping next to Billie Maude Moore. 86. Juanita Moore said she and her husband have talked lo FBI agents who told them to rely on the Huntington Beach police in finding their kidna.pped daughter. Police also are searching the San Diego area for the girl's father. Arthur Miller. 25. All points bulletins have been sent to Oregon and other parts of California. police said. Carnalla Miller's last known address was in Los Angeles County. officials said STILL WSSING Vateena Miiier, 5 Man Reports $48,000 in Coins Stole n RF.NO. Nev <A P I -A Hunt· ington Beach man who was here over lhe weekend for a coin dealers show has told police he was robbed of about S48.000 worth or coins. Raymond Hastey told police the coins were taken from his car as he was moving out of his hotel. He said he had put several bags or coins in the trunk of hb car and went back to his room for more when the theft oc· curred Police anvestigating the case said it appeared to have been a set-up at.aged by somebody who knew what they were doing and who they were hitting. Hasley said the collection wa~ not insured. Temperatures To RUe A.gain Seal Beach Names By 1be Assoda&ecl .Press Air conditioneis in the CentraJ New City Attorney Valley will get another workout today as a high pressure ridge is Sear Beach C~ty Council mem· expected to keep temperatures bers have appointed a new city up over lhe 100 denee marl( for : attorney from within the ranks thesect>nddayinarow. or the Los Angeles law firm the That hlgb pressure center is municipality r e tains to keeping temperatures above represent it in legal actions. ' normal throughout the stnte. Pal Coughlan will take over , although the mercury along the the dqtles previously handled by north coast js hovering near a Glenn Watson, also a member of pleasant 60. while fog l!ii th~ slaff of Richard. Watson. moderate. Dreyfu1 and Gershon. Elsewhere Monday. nowever. Highs about 70 aloni beaches t.o about 85 in in· 1 and sectlona. Lows tonight 80 to 65. Gold. Price .mts Peak tl\ings were hol. The Northern Callfornla high was 1 ! t at Red Btu«, wb1le Livermore, Fresno. Marysvll\e. Pa'o Robl t>~. Sacramento and Stockton also topped the century afalk Europe'• otbm' m-.ioi: bullion market, ln Zurich, wu c&osed for a national hol\day. Gold closed there at *200.lU Monday. These were the morning rates: DI M.4GGIO NEX'l' '- , I NSIDE TOD~" It might sum that tM hula hoop '-coming back •fllo /Olhilm abag with the CfOZt for ~ Not ao, q Us monu/achu'nt -it n.ver &0tt1t out. Sc• r•oturfn", Pao-Cl. •••• • LONDON CAP> -The price of gold soared In beetle London tradina today, reaching a record $207 .50 an ounce before dropping back ln llftemoon dealing. The dollar dropped to another low on the Tokyo forelan ex· chanJe. closing at 181.95 yen, n a1't7 three yen lower then Monday'• closin1 rate of 190.•. After the Tokyo market closed thtre wu wild trad•nt on other A1ian markets, and the r•'- dropped t.o 188.35 yen. Fnutu:rt -2.0350 marks, dowo from 2.CM80 at the close or trading Monday. times or monetary tnstublllty, and the steady decllne or the dollar has given the metal an Impetus.that pUshed It over $200 an OUr\ce for the nrat Urne In hlS· tory Friday . FOR PETE ROSEt J .. ., _ _.,. .. ....,...... . ....... Cl ... ""'*" Cl M..... M,..,,... M .... .._.,__ M Al.._.._.,.._ M Cl Or ... ClllMlr M ]~·~ CJ.! ......... :: 0 Th~ blg rive London bullion dealer1 fixed UM price or the metal at $205.10...en ounc~ at the afternooh tlxina. down $2.40 from the record mornln& nxlng price ot $2()1.50. But il was stm 14.15 abov Moqday's close ol $200.~. The previous hith. set ·Friday, was saGl.30. .. The dollar also opentci ao.er on Eurooean martrett. \ • I Perl•-4 35525 French francs. down from 4.3993. MUH -840.25 Uro. down from 842.00. Amltercle1D _,;i2.l9'0 cuUders, down from 2.2030. tn l..clndon, th pound .old for $1.935$, up fro'9 Sl:928'1 . lnuators 1ad p•cul•lors \radl\ional)y ltf.tD 'o aold tn .. The price• ha.-risen from $114.315 a month a10. a low ror the year ot $U16.W . Market analysts have predJct· ed that the price will dip soon. rolly In &!ptem~r and peak out beLween November and next Morch. But some predict tt wilt ri•e to $2.»S300 tn two or three )'tart. What's nen ror baseball !tar Pete Role" He·i. already lot II' atreaft d 44 ma11l'rt games to ttC' the National League record For a calendar depicUna wh»t Ilea ahead for the C\nclnn11t1 star. see 5porta. Peat Bl. ai- Rose e-yea th aJl-tlmt hltUnt strtnk ot J~ DiMIHlO -~ l Al OAA. v PILOT H/F Sea Lion . Deaths Probed VF.NT U RA ~A P1 Authorill~ hllvt bl-en ~nduct m g tt>s~ lo dt•lcrmtne lht' t'aU~t' or d eath ol 11t lt-»bl 40 Cahforrua st>a lions who httvt-daf'd on Vt-n turu Count~ lx•.tcht' The St lAl \' D\'purtmt-nt or f)sh and G am'' '>IUd the dealh loll co uld ri ~\:' a~ th e a nioul r;_arca11e1J continue to w•ah ashore, pocstb!y u far M>Vth as Lo~ Aot••les R t'i.ult ' of »UlOp'llt'\ pt>rformt>d l u~I weekend on wv~11 of t~ arumaals a.re CltpeC\· ~ Wedr~duy or Thursd11y. 11c l'Ordmtt to W1ll11im G G1lmartto, a martnt' m.imm11l dlseu ~e i.pec1ulbt The po.si.1bLlll)' of commuruca· ble di~u~ ha:. not been ruled out. so the fisb and aame d~~rt· menl bas warned beuchgoers to ::.tay Clt>ar or the animals The departm~nt re<"eived te- vorts Thursday or the sick sea lions beaching themi>elves along lht' V cntura County coasthne fr o m C<a rp1nt er1a t o Pt Hueneme ·'By Fr1d <ay arte rnoon it becam e apparent ::.ometbing un. us ual was happen~ng." said Howard Martin. a pafrol captain With the department Investigators said the adult sea lions. weighing 200 to JOO pounds, s uffe r ed from con· vulsions and paralysis and died within hours. Gilmartin said it appeared the sea lions were suf-r ering from a condition arrecting the central nervous system. He noted that the symptoms were unusual ror sea lions and that 1t was also unusual for adult se a lions to beach themselves. New$1 Coin- ToHonor Suffragette WASHINGTON <AP > -The Senate Banking. Committee vot- ed today to authorize the mint· Ing of a new $1 coin Uial would bet-r the likeness of women's rights crusader Susan B An· thony. The committee approved the bill unanimously after rejecting., 4·2, an effort by Sen. Jake Garn. R-Utah. to delay authorization for "the cojn unlil a market sur- vey could determine whether it would be used. The panel approved another Garn amendment. which would require that the reverse side of the c;oin depict an eagle landing on the moon Stella Hackel, director of the U.S Mint, preferred a nebulous ·soar ing eagle" <lesign ror fear lhat the symbolic depiction or t he moon landing would make the dollar more a collector's item than a coin of wide circula· l ion A H o u s c A a n k i n g ·s~ u b'· committee ha s approved the Susan B. Anthony dollar withlhe soar ing eagle The Treasury Depa rtme nt says that if C6ngress approves s uch a coin tht-s year . it could be put into circulation with 12 months Six Seeking Trustee Post Six people have so far volun· leered to rm out the unexpired t wo -ye a r te rm of r esigned Trustee Margaret Stark of the Ocean View School District The deudline for applications is Fri- • d ay Only two have submitted their resuml' statements or qualiftca· lion yet. however. but District • Superintende nt Dale Coogan • said paperwork from the others 1s expected by Friday A s pecial screening committee will convene Aug. 9 to evaluate 'the submitted credentials for the post. DAILY PILOT ~~=:.~~,~:'r,:,~,:::.::~;::; CM,, ~IU\otr11QCoMo•"• SifNtM.49..,,,"M'\M~ -·-""°"° .. '~'~ n..s.1 ,.,. C<»•• ...... ,.. .. _1 s..c~ """''""'Oft -~ '""" t••" v.1 .. , ''"''!'\" \•<td•t~t.• Y•ll"' i1nio ~=:~s:,~~~~~~·r..:; Of't"'IP,.l °"'btlV\1nQ plaf\I f\ ... lll WIMI A.tt Sltoet C. .. 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And he says tbe Coast Guard ship Eagle can take it as well as the best old salt. "lt is my view lbat..Jnost of us have never met-our ltmit-'' , says Welli{\ wtJ? is tryinj to ~rsuade Coast Guard authorities tolefrum a e -e-Chree-masted ~ue arour\d-Cape om thfs fa.II. a trip other Coast Guard officials feel may be too da ngerous for the vessel and its crew of-eadets and1cad.re. In Dad's \ CHICAGO <AP > -A 19-year· old Chicago woman was being held for questioning today after s he and a friend a lleget4ly chained her 81-year·old father to a radiator and kept him prisoner for a week, robbini him and oc- castionally beating him. police saJd. Darlene Wasbiniton was ar· rested after her father. Roy C. Washington. stqgered out oC his room Sunday in a North Side hotel, said robbery investigator Monroe J . Vollick. Neighbors s a w him and phon~d police. Wal!hington was listed in good condition at St. Joseph Hospital, suffering from bruises on his hands. ankles and buttocks. possible head injuries and dehydration. He said from his hospital room that he does not plan to press charges against his only child because he "still likes her .'' Vollick said Miss Washington and Her accomplice, a six.foot· five man known only a s "Red." allegedly chained her father's ankles to a bathroom radiator and tied his wrists to a shower curtain rod July 23. During I.be week-long ordeal. the two a lle g e dly b e at Washington with a hammer and a knife sharp,eJrer and robbed_ him of about $2,300 ln cuh and checks. ThV fed him a hamburget" · 'every other day and when he wanted water, he was forced tO drink from the toilet bowl. ,., Voffick said. Miss Washington unchained her Cather Sunday and he mana_sed to escape Crom the room. · -· • '-G4d-put-heF--heFe on earth and he must have bad a reason for her t.o de this," W ashtngt.on said. "WHEN THERE ARE NO RISKS, in my view, there is no fun. Last year we ad e SO·knot wind but the sad lhinl is Ulere ~re too f w occnsi s where we can test ourselves," says Well-ing. ''Coas search and rescue operations are usually car- ried out in a treacherous environment. where a sense of con- fidence may make the difference between life and death." WelUn.&?. 46. has. for two vears, skippered th-e ~oot-long Eagle. host of ftreo--lm-Ht~enrermrat S'a11""ttr-New-Yort:-Tbe- ship, with a crew of 136 cadets. 40 enlisted men and 13 officers, motored from Vancouver. British Columbia, to Seattle on Sun· day and Monday Crash Victim Rick Montano -~Bites-Slated .. WELLING WAS MIFFED THAT HE had to use the sbi.p's balky 42-year·old engine instead of the 22 sails. ··People committed to the Eagle generally ere in a foul sort of mood when they have to rely on the engine." he said. . Thirteen or the E agle cadets who sailed recently from San Otego to Se<tttle were women. The voyage was educational for some and troublesome for one. The unidentified female cadet was ordered to remain on ~ard in Seattle a nd then to re~rt to the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Conn .. for possible further discipline for what Welling called "over-familiarization" with an enlisted man. The unidentified man was reassigned to another s hip and reduced a gr ad e in pay, "WE NEED COMMUNICATION ABOARD. We must have al and I encovrage it. But not familiar1zat1on." Welling said. The Eagle, known as the Horst Wessel when it trained '~~rm any's sailors m World War 11_..,.as given to America as pdn of war reparations. • .. · Fro• Page A J DOI.SA CHICA ••• Huntington Beach bluffs with si gns prohibiting that since Mangers' protb ts. They have ulso said they will a pply for a permit to ap. propriately stockpile the con- crete and asphalt d ebris left over from oil drilling operations under county ordinance. accord· ing to Luke 's memo. The solid material will be used as landfill for future develop- m e nt of homes by Signal L andmark Prope rties. a sub· sidiary of Signal Oil Company . which forme rly leased the oilfield. Ron Bates. assistant director of the county's General Service Agency's Support Services. says real progress is being achieved in the cleanup demanded by As· sem blyman Mangers. Mangers and a newsman in· specting the mess, which is largely out of publlc view. were ordered off the site by a produc- tion worker recently in a heated confrontation. Cle anup operat\ons began literally within hours. a fte r slgris were erected forbidding the general public, or employes of either Amintoil or Signal Landmark. from dqmpln& personal refuse. County officials 3ay it ls estimated that the cleanup. operation wiU tequire another seven to 10 days. They are al.SO analyalng ~II 1amples from the olltleld coolant ~d being dumped at the slle - without a coun\y arad1na permJt -to determine ii any tode ebell\lC:-1a m.icht ba presem. A11emblyman Ma.n1era says It appears to him to be a clean operation under the re trictions imposed on 1ucb soil reclama· Uon tecbnlques, but bt wants to be certain . Results of the toll lull tMeo rrorn core umplel of earth ntar the wlldlif e sanctuary wlll not be av•Uablt Cor several days. • County tnv .. Ut •lor Luke, meanwhile, •81• the U.S. Ftlb and Wlldllt Sii"Ylce •lY• that Signal Landmark Properties has already developed some of the wetlands and wants it stopped. Ca lifornia Coas t a l Co m - m ission orficials s ay the pie· turesque Bolsa Chica region Is a mong the mere 10 percent of Califo rnia's remaining wetlands so vital to migratory birds on the P acific Flyway. California Least Terns. a threatened species, also nest in the area which is riddled with sealed bunkers once used In war years for military nmmunltaon storage. Assemblyman Mangers said Monday that officials or the two companies claim much of the trash dumping on the shores of the wild.life preserve has been the result of poor security which allowed the general public to use the land at their own whim. Border Cop Shoots Alien SAN DIEGO' c AP> -An il- lega l allert from Tijuana was shot by a Border Patrol officer during an incident In Which of· ricers were pelted with rocks from the Mexican s ide of the border and verbally abused. a police sPokesman •ays. "Thls la the first tJme offtttrS along the border have encoun- tered hostility among persons ll· legally attempting to enter the U .S .. " spokesman Bill Robinson said Monday. The wounded man was iden· tlfled as 8enjamln Marton San· doval, 17. who was treated ror hii. wound and then J1Ued !«-ht .. veatlaatlon of HHult with a deadly weapon, polfcuald. fJephant Diee HOUSTON <AP> -Deaplte three l>lood t.r191fultons. Oba, 1 l ·lear-old elnbant, l1 dHd Of an lnfeoUCJll'I at tbt_-Hermana Park Zoo. I Rosary was scheduled ~•Y for a former Orange Coast an killed Saturday along witb wo -fellow U.S. Forest S e rvlce firefighters when their ensine collided with a lumber truck 70 miles east of Eureka. "'rhe service for Richard .. Ric.k " Montano, 22. will be at St. Ann's Church in Santa Ana. followed by Mass of Chnstian Burial at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the same sanctuary. A graduate of Mater Dei High School. Mr. Montano was en route to fight a fire when the ac· cident occurred. He leaves his parents . Walter and Victoria . a brother. Timothy. and sisters Christine and Diane in addition to his grandparents, Mr, and Mr:.s. Ray Vidal. of 407 14th St., Huntington Beach. Previous to joining the U.S. Forest. Service to be near the timber country he loved. Mr Montano worked as an am- bulance driver and paramedic in the Santa Ana area. Budget Lowered SAN DIEGO CAPI The City Council has un1rnimous ly ap. proved a $2'49 million budget for 1979. S26 million under what was proposed before the passuge of Proposition 13. • 1878 A••e•••ents Irvine Ranch Seeks Reversal By PHILIP ROSMARIN °' ... ~ ........... Irvine Company officials are trying to per6uade the Orange County tax assessor to reverst-a deterounation tliat company lands be assessed at 1978 values. rather than 1975 assessments as outlined by Proposition 13 legislation. Though company officials claim to have no ready statistics, the dif(erence in assessment levels could mean a SO to 60 percent higher tax bill. according to county estimates. THE COUNTY COUNSEL'S office has ruled that tht- sale of stock of the Irvine Company in July of 1977 con· stituted a change of own~rship Under TUles of Proposition 13. therefore. according to that. Irvine Company property should be assessed at March l, 1978 values . Aside from the direct company impact.. lhe ruling af- fects 5,000 tesidential, commercial and industrial lessees whos e leases cal\ for them to pay property taxes. Most of the lessees -4.000 of them -are ind1v1dual homeowners who own their houses but lease the land from the Irvine Company. · So. rather than get the full ~nefit of Propos1taon 13 property tax reductions. these people will be paying morE- than they expected, because of tht-differencE: in assess· ment levels. of 1975 compared to this year Howard Whitcomb. pro1ect manager of the quah\.y as· surance section of the assessor's office. said Irvine Com· pany lessees will sustain increased assessments only on the value of the land they lease. and not on the1r buildings UNDER PROPOSITION 13, property tax is fl~red at up to 1 percent of full market value. Thus. lhe owner of la nd appraised at $30.000 10 1975, that did not change hands. could ex.peel to pay a $300 tax on it this year. However. if the land changed ownership within the past year. and was r ec.tssessed this year at. say. $45.000. the owner -or the leaseholder who pays taxes on it could expect a tax bill of S450. ... .. .. .,. ANY TENANT WHO DID not <Jgree to pay Irvine Com· pany taxes. of course. will not be affected. Most least' agreements, however . have such provision Irvine Cornpan)' spokesman Martin Brower said the company "believes that the current interpretation is un· clear. and has taken the-position That thf: transfer of ownership issue as relating to Proposition 13 does not ap. ply to the Irvine Company or its lessees Besides the lessees. 3.300 apartment 'l"enters in Irvine Company complexes in lrvme and Newport Beach will be a((ected byJ.he tax ruling RENTERS HAVE BEEN PROMISED rebates. the size of which depends upon tht: size of company property tax savings under Proposition 13. A t ax ruling unfavorablt to thE: Irvine Company eat:. directly into those rebates. Br~wer said the-company 1s work mg full timt' with county and state officials to get relief from the: change of ownership rule. Last year the company paid somt: $14 million in property taxes. lnitial estimates of Proposition 13 Sliv1ngs were intherangeof$8 million. . .. PORNO ••• counts related to the prostitution ring. Lest er L. Henry. 40. of In dianupolis. Ind .. was indicted on seven counts He was a family counselor in lndjanapolis whose j ob was t o place disa bled children in foster homes. '%'·Pepper' Extras Pl.an Mesa Reimion An unind1cted co-conspirator. J ohn Duncan, was a children's counselor in ~s Angeles Dun can. 34. is currently confined at Patton State Hospital for pre vious sex offenses In addition to Garrett. Hughes a nd Henry. the indictment s named Henry F'. Johnson Jr . 50. Sac rame nto. Tho m as N . Liberto, 34, Downey; Timothy W. Wilcox. JO, Castro Valley; George F' Henry. 43. New York City; Michael Radulov1ch. 30, Salt Lake City and Michael J Blount. 40. Buckingha ms hire, Gre at Britain The children were sent with the mothers for counseling to th<- Oepa rt'ment of Public Social Services. Van de Kamp said Mo r e th a n l.000 Orang1 County extras who took part in the filmin~ of "Sgt. Pepper·~ Lom•ly Hearts Club Band" a rt> experted to arr!v<' in coslumt' m Co s t v M e ~ a 1 o n 1 g h t r o r .• theat rn:al reumon. Tht: cost p<1rt} 1s !>t'I fo r 9;J(1 p m · a t .Eqward~ · C wti.Rldo, Harbor Bouieva rd at Adam~ Avenue. one of sevcrnt Orungl' Cou nty theater -. c lJ r r e ntlv s howing lht-musical fantasy based !ooseiy on ct Be alle~ album of the sam~ name. The film stars gu1ta r1i.t Petl'r Fnimplon. tht-Bee Gees. Steve M art in a nd Georgt-Burn:. According to a spokesmafl for Vid eo-Cast : ng S t· r v 1 c .. o r Anaheim. which mustered the ext ras. all performers have been invited to the event In all, some 4,000 cast and crew made Sgt Pe pper. filmed lar gely m Southern Cahforma. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY I WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER A 1pec1at blel'ld ol taaty cneeae roUe<S 1n cno<ce nut meats ano toOPed w1tn a ctierry. CHEESE LOGS Smotr.c c~arc!IHM ~ wtttl ntect nut tn4)1ta, • a.1~nttu1 s11AC:1t .2 for $5 ~~9ea. From July 24 lhru Sept 4, for every CHEES E BALL ot CHEESE LOG solct Hickory Farms ol Otuo will corur1bute 20• 10 1ne Muecut• -Oywtroonv Aasoc1a1ton Of QHIO FASHION ISLAND ....,_.._.MWut ...........,,..,..._.,., ... ,M .... • VOL. 71, NO. 213t3 SECTIONS, 21 P~GES ORANGE COUNTY, CAL tFORN IA TUESPAY, AUGUST 1, 1978 I Today·s Closing N. Y. StO<!ks 'f , , ' TEN CENTS J lrrine Compang Appea-s T~ Ruling • lb PHWP aGSllAaJN CNf119 ........... Irvine Company officials are ttylnc to persuade the Oranae County tux a sessor to reverac a determanalion that company lands be assessed al 1m values. rather thun 1W7& a meats u outJined by ProootiUon 18 lecislatlon. ThOqh company off\c1als clalm to have no 1'll4~ statistics. Ule dUference in assessmenf levell could mean a 50 to 80 perct!nt higher tax bill. according to county estl rn ates. · TllE COt1NTV COUNSEL'S otttce baa ruled that the . 21ule of 11tock of' the Irvine Company ln July or L977 con- isliluted a chanae or ownership. Under rules ol Proposttlon L3. therefore. according to that. Irvine Compahy property sbould be assessed at March 1. l978 values. Aside from the dire<:t company impact. the ruling af- fects S,000 residential, commercial and industrial lessees whose leases call for them to pay property taxes. Most of the lessees -4.000 of them -are individual homeowners who own their houses but lease the land from the Irvine Company. So. rather than get the run benefit 'or 'Jlroposition 13 property tax reductions, these people will be paying more than they expected. because or the difference In assess· ment levels. of 1975 com pa.red to this year. Howard Whitcomb. project manager or the quality as- surance section of the assessor's office. said Irvine Com- pany lessees will sustain increased assessments only on the value or the land they lease, and not on thelr buildings. VNDEB PROPOSITION 13, property tax is figured at (See TAX, Page AZ> Price of .Gold ·At Record Big~. r ll!lllLONDON <AP> -The price of gold soared in hectic London trading today, reaching a record $207.SO an ounce before dropping · back )n afternoon dealing. Europe's other major bullion market. in Zurich. was · closed for a national holiday . Gold closed tbere at $200.125 Monday. These were the morning r ates: Frankfurt -2.0350 marks. down from 2.0430 at the cl~e or trading Monday. Parts -4.35525 French francs, The . big five London bl11JipQ ~ dealers fixed the price of ·the metal at $205:10 an ounc~ at the aftetnoon fixing. down S2.40 from the record morning fixing priee or $207 .50. The dollar dropped to another l.Qw 011 tbe Tokyo foreign ex- change, dosing at 187.95 yen. nearly three yep lower than Monday's closing rate of 190.~. After the Tokyo market closed. there was wild trading on other Asian markets. and the rate dropped to 186.35 yen. down from 4.3693. " • DMlf ~lltl ~ _, ak~ K"411« But it was still $4.85 above Monday's close of $200.35. The previous high. set Friday, was $201.30. . .. . : . L.' I • ORANGE COUNTY PAAAMEOfCS ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO ACCIDENT VICTIM Timothy P•.,ela, 18, Crtttcally Injured In MIHlon Viejo Smashup Coast Man Held in Sex Case Crash hij11re8 2 Teens A Huntington Beach man, identified among nine men h~ dicted on charges or operating a cliild pornography and prosUtu- tion ringJ'faced arraignment to- day in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Car Careem, HitA Tnrek in Mission V~jo Robert Frederick Garrett. 58. of ll14 Palm Ave .. was arrested Monday by Los Angeles police armetl with .warrants lssued after the. !AS Angeles County Grand Jury handed down Indict· ments listing 43 felony charges. Two Orange Coast teen-agers were seriously injured Mond ay in Mission Viejo as their car careened out or control. jumping a Los Alis6s Boulevard median and plo\\'lng'heaa on 'into an on- coming pickup truck. Firemen wotked nearty an hour lo free Timothy Paerels. 18. of 26591 Matias Drive. Mis· sion Viejo. from the tangled wrtckage of a compact car in which he was a passenger. Paerels was reported in critical but stable condition today at Art T e a ch e r Heads I rvine High School . Kenneth Bailey, an art and ceramics teacher at University Hip School in Irvine, has been "' named manacer of SELF High hool in that district. HJ• app()lntment was effective ./today. . I Tbe position « "manager'' is •lmilar to that of principal at the regular high schools. SELF Cfor Secondary Education Learning Facility) is an alternative high achool of 250 students which al- lows them flextblllty in class scheduling and independent ,,tudy. Many or the students work part-time and could not at-tend a regular schedule. Bailey has 'aught at Universi-t,)r since 1970. He achieved local fame when, lb mo~v,te bl.s)ll'l and ceramics llU\tent.s last year, be or1anlzed Varslt1 Ceramics M~et in eQmpetitiOO with oeher stbools. Ballq bolds a masters degree frodl Chapman College ln art and tducattort Mid-level pay for a priDctpaJ lil the Irvine Unified Scbool Dis-triet la $29,000 • ,, .... Balley replaces Tom Heuatis, ~ho accordiftR to district of. fteials.-aakod.J.o ~-reassi&!'ed tbil year to another school Saddleback Commun? Hospital. The driver of the car. 16-year· old Sherry Clear y of 5182 Doanoke A.ve.. Irvine. was re- • 'portec:t in serious bUt' stubl~con dition today al Saddleback. John AJlen. 50. of Elsinore. driver or the truck. was treated and released. California Highway Patrol of- ficials said they could not ex- plain why Miss Cleary lost con- trol of her vehicle. The young woman was travel- ing westbound on Los Alisos Bo~rd just west of Jeronimo Road when the car began swerv- ing around the westbound lanes. witnesses at the scene said. Miss Cleary's comp,.ct .car re- portedly struck a road median and became airborne. plunging into the oncoming pickup truck in the eastbound lanes. Firemen worked 55 minutes with the "jaws or life" trying to cut away the twisted mass of wreckage that trapped Paerels. Los Angeles County Sheriff ?mer Pitchees in a news con· ference ·Monday labeled the ring's alleged activities "so vile. so dlsgus ling. there isn't anything we can say about ll," The alleged ring memtters. who live in areas as diverse as suburban Los Angeles. Salt Lake City and Great Britain. were in- dicted for operating "stables" of child prostitutes as young as four years old. Seven girls and one boy were involved in the ring that 'kas the subjec!t of a seven-month in- vestigation conducted by Los Angeles authorities. The ring allegedly provided • the children to adults ror the idential mansion. the west lawn co mmiss ion of "lewd and of the Capitol, State Department lascivious acts" and the laking entertainin' rooms, and various or photographs and motion pic- rooms in.the Senate office build-tures. Senator's Wife's 'CWut' Not Illegal lng. Los Angeles District Attorney , The court said the ability to J o h n van de K a m p told .open doors, "however newsmen Monday that the up.rebensible It might be "children were actually sold. at throueb political influence to use prices ranging up to $1.000." publlc property for private Garrett allegedly operated a gain," 1sn't enough basia for a · safe house" at 418 14th St.. damage suit. Huntington Beach. where the Th" ruling upheld a District children stayed. • Cpurt ruling that said nnacb the Garrett. a building contractor 1a~e thing. (See PORNO, Page AU ,; 'Go, Dewey' &mtlit Sentenced, Skips The doJlar also opened lower on European markets. MUaa -840.25 lire. down from 842.00. Amsterdam -2.1960 guilders. down from 2.2030. l n London. the pound sold for $1.9355. up from Sl.9287. Investors a nd speculators <See GOLD. Page A%> WHe.Rales Amin Del,egates ~r · NAIROBI. Ke nya <AP1 -Ugan an Preside nt ldi Arnio has announced that his senior wi e Madina will run the country while h~ takes part in a four-d ay .uw rally 'With his junior wife Sarah. Uganda Radio s~~. · Observers here said this was the (irst time Amin has announced that one of his wives will be. in charge of the country. Amin married Sarah. a member of the armed forces "suicide squadron." in July 1975. The broadcast said Sarah and Amin will drive the "historical personal car." which the Ugandan leader has owned since he came to power in a miJitary coup in January 1971 . and that he will wear - "his well-known red jacket." It said the rally will start from the town of Torono in eastern Uganda this week and marks the sixth anniversary of the "economic war" Amin declared when he expelled about 40.000 Asians and nationalized, British and other businesses in 1972 Irvine Economic Committee Formed An all-Irvine economic plan- ning committee of eity. school dis~ict and industry represen- t a l1 v es has been formed to t ac kle common problems generated b y passage or Proposition 13. The committee includes a forme r Irvine mayor and a former deputy assistant to the President of the United States. The idea for the committee was proposed by Irvine Com· pany President Peter Kremer. before a meeting last month or the Irvine City Council. Purpose of the group is to help solve potential problems caused by reduction in property tax rev· enues to public agencies. The committee ts composed of representatives of lrvfne city government. the Irvine Unified School District. the trvlne Com- pany and the Greater Irvine In- dustrial League. City of Irvlne participants are Mayor Bill Vardoulls. Coun- cilman Larr.L Agran and City Manager WiOfam Woollett Jr. School district trustees Lee Sicoll and Fred Gahm were named board repl'esentatives to .the committee. Db&rtC1 Superin· tendent A. Slanley Core)' will represent the admlolstraUoa. Beaiclea Kremer. lbe frv1ne Compan)' appointed 1ovenunent retaUons man~ers Gary Hunt and Gordon Getchel to the com· mlltee. Named aa representaUvea of the Greater frvln• lnduatrlaJ Leaaue were teaa P!'eaidenl John Holtenbeck. • partner in a hatlonal aceounttn1 ftrm. Coopers and .Lybrand; former lrvlne M~ John Burton, eor· • ponlt rtlaUon. dlrectol" ror , ' Fluor Corporation : a nd Dr James H. Cavanaugh. an Al · ler gan Pharmaceuticals vice president who was a deputy as. ~istant to Presidenl Gerald Ford. The Greater Irvine Industrial League is a membership as· sociation of industrial and com· mercial firm s in Irvi ne . Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Santa An a and Tustin. The first meeting or the new economic pl annJng committee ts expected to be scheduled fot later this month. Co ast Weather Night end morning low cl9udtness with hazy sun- sliine in the afternoons through Wednu d ay. SHghtly warmer Inland portions on Wednesday. Hlgb5 about 70 along beaches to about 85 in in- land sections. Lows tonlabt 60 to 65. INSIDE TOD-' Y It miQht teem thot the hula hoop u coming bock into f <Wlioft along welt cite craee /or nollaJgfa. Not '°· '°ll tts monu/Gcturert -U 'lever weflt out SH Featutif19, Page Cl . '• ... . ,. • DAILY PILOT Trustees Support Budget Saddleback Comm u Oil)' Coll .. gc lru.stloe~ wuded throu&h u $24.4 mllliun propoMCI budeet Monday ru&ht •od i ener Uy M'· <'eptt"d th~ Mdmlnt lralme'1 re( om mendaUon• that woukt cut e icpens• ln most dopartmeftl.I. Fundln& Information 1s still coming 1n trom thl' !4t 8\~ und t'llrrent f1•u~ 10 the 88 P&I~ budge t are> tnco nclus lvt'. Superintt'ndt"nt Robt'rl Lo~ bard1 '"'nrnf'd tru~tee.s Tht' de· udhnt' ror f1D1!I budget i.pproval ls Sept 8 • Tht' 1978 79 proJected tncome, lnl'ludin& normal alloc•tlons rrom rederal. slate and local sour<'e~. 1s $12.5 milhon. Lom bard1 said Propos1llon 13 state "biAll out" aid of $7.9 milUon. and Sl.9 m1U1on 1n carryover from lust year bring the budget up to the 1978-79 proposed fi&ure Cuts wen~ made an m06l col· le ge departments Excep!ions inc lude community l!>ervaces. food services 1And but>iness ser vices Primarily, officials said they tried to protect the overall college program Money was not appropriated to complete the auto and . w~ld· ing shops. under construction. Admin~tors said they will ex· plore all possible avenues ol funding to comple t e these ~iljties · • · ~a·jor category breakdown or budg e t amount s incl.u.d e Ce rtificat ed and Classtfted Sa laries, about $13 mi~lion : Employee Benefits. $2.l million. Boots , Supplies and Equipment, . $960,000'; Capital Outlay, $4.9 million; and Contingency, "$290;000. . ~ ~ The trustees' next regular meeting is Aug. 14, and the pro- posed budget is scheduled. for publication the final week of August. Prostitution . Rap Dropped In Newport Prostitution charges. filed last J anuary, were djt missed in the Harbor Judicial District Court against a West Covina woman arrested with nine others in a Newport Beach rajd. Carol Vega. 29, was arrested on Jan. 10 in what police described as a sweep of an escort service operating illicitly as a prostitution ring. Al the conclusion of a trial held Thursday in the Newport Be a ch municipal court. the charges against Miss Vega were dropped Howeve r . eight o f he r co· d<'fenCiants have 'been convicted in the case and the ninth has failed to make scheduled court appevances. ?ccording to pohce. Terrorist, Guards Held PARIS <AP> -French pohce held three Iraqi security agents a nd a badly wounded terrorist today alter the terrorist's siege in the Iraqi Embassy ended in a gun battle between embassy guards and the police. The police said they grab~ the Iraqis after the agents tried to kill the terrorist. reputed to be a member of Yasser Arafat's guerrilla army. as they were takin~ him away at the e nd of the 811-.!-hour siege Monday. One police officer and one Iraqi guard were killed in the s hootout and two other police men, an Arab L-:ague of. fi cial and the terrorist ·were wounded. However. the Iraqi ambassador claimed his guards were not responsible for the shoolin~. DAILY PILOT ~~~;·r,:.~:::o.:. C.0.•l P\11111 ... lllQCemp..,y ~O!Udll-8'• ::" .. ~~~~""=...:::.. ~ t_.ft VeUty ltvlftt, \MNleo..• V•tJn ..,.., ~==-~~~..::=rs.."'::':';:. ~, ... -1"""'1 p...,I " .. 111 ....... , 51<•0.ta -~-._ .. _ ... _, ___ -·•.cw.. 111( .... .,. ____ ___ ------11-MtA ....... ................ 0..0..Mi.--f'.-.._. .................. Mn Oftlc.1 0.. .. #ln<t. ,.. ___ _ ~:,.::..1~~~:.:.. llV.tllU Jmiw-. .... ··'-~'-- T ... ,..... U1•)to4Ut o......_._......_~ -••• ....,Olllc.~ ,, __ a.-..... !:w~~~~ .... lltt •t I t ........ -.. ,..__ .,_, .. "'"""-.. ~- ..._ ··-~·:."' .. Ollllt Qllt•tlll• .._,._ M UOIH -·· :"i ::..i:.: _...,, r .,....,,..... .......... ARTIST VAN DEUSEN COVERS ONE OF HIS NUDES 'What I'm Showing Them la ~ Very Powerful Woman' No ChauTinist Artist Says Nrule8 'Strong' By STEVE MITCHELL Ot tM o.fly f'I._ St.ttt To Laguna Beach sculptor Ed· round Van Deusen. there are on- ly two forms of art. The kind you display in your living room -called decorative art. And the kind you don't. Van Deusen creates the second form, which he calls art-as-history. H-tt ~p~ S'S"i v e n u-d e sculptures are raising quite a ruckus at the Sawdust Festival in Laguna Beach this season. and nobody's enjoying it more than he. Van Deus en creates flesh- colored resin models of women in various poses. and while he is often labeled a sexist and male chauvinist pig by fesllvalgoers. he claims to be exactly the OP· posite. His nudes are shockjng to say the least. displayed in grotesque pos itions, with r~~ial ex· pressions that some v1s1tors take to be pain. "Had I done them with pretty smiles and in langorous pos.i - tions like a Playboy centerfold. that would be sexist, .. Van Oeusen said. "But I'm a feminist to a fault." he srm1ed. adding he is attempting to "capture and re· cord the women's movement with his scultpures. It's just that ttis public doesn't always see it that way. "Sure, I've had threats from angry viewers who dido 't un· derstand what they're seeing," he said. Even feminists have a s ked him why he made his models so "unrealistic." ~ "They. don't realize that what I "m showing the~ is a very powerful woman." And that point upsets many of his male visitors, Va n Deusen said. "Nothing turns them off more than the vision of an ag· gress1ve woman." Mother Sought Van Deuse n has had his fans. too. "One young mother came up with her husband and child, and after lookJng at my work for awhile turned to her husband and said. 'Read it and weep,' " Van Oeu.sen laughed. He said a blind woman came up and (ell the cold, smooth sur- f ace of bis nudes with bu-h~nd.s. "She understood better than those with eyes, what I'm trying to say." "Most men in the 18 to 25 year age group are put off by them," the long-lime Laguna sculptor said. "They're looking for the eterna l virgin wiYI the cen- te rfold figure. .. H .. v.e heard the word 'gross' once. I've heard il SOO times here,·· he laughed. But he says he's not showing anything mOf'e graphic than the pictures in "Joy of Sex," which. he adds. sold 10 million copies. He does admit bis art prob- ably won't sbow up in some- one's living room -even though the pieces would definite- ly be topic for cocktail conversa- tions. Besides the problem of where to put it, potential buyers also ha ve to come. up with the $7.500 lo $8,500 price tag for Van Oeusen's art. ·'I price them where only an Arab would be interested," he said. "But as museum pieces, the price is right." Van Deusen, who was a oo- founder of the Sawdust Festival 12 years ago, says he's not con- cerned if ttis work doesn't sell. ·'It's my statement on women and I don't really care il it sells. "In fact, I've instructed my children in my will to take it all to the dump when I die." Thal saves lfiem the trouble of trying to decide who gets the sculptures, he laughed. Search Continues For Kidnapped Tot By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of-O.lly f'tMt St.tff Huntington Beach police srud today they have found no trace or 5-ye ar-old beauty queen Valeena Mariska Miller who was kidnapped early Monday while sleeping next ~ her 86· year-old great.grandm&t.her. Police are also seeking the whereabouts of Camella Miller. 23. the girl's mother, who is wanted for questioning In con- nection wtth the kidnapping. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the case bas• s erious overtones s ince Valeena's brother, Jason S. Miller, aged 2, died In Fountain Valley after being mysteriously sutrocated. Fountain Valley police Lt. 1.-0u Barlow said the plastic bag suf· rocation death investtgation of the Mlller boy "has not been cloeect." Valeena's leaal guardlana. her cra11dparent1, Kenneth and Juanita Moore, ot 20111 Crown Reef Lane, do oot 1 .. 1 a ramom note will come from .the kidnap- per wbo ls believed to bo a woman. Tbe Moon told poli~ 1 lhort.. dark woman broke tbroQlb 1 downstalrl window ICtteft •l \ a.m. and took b.IOnd•·halred. blue.eyed Valuna wbo waa llMPiDI l*1 IO 8llUe ..._. l!loote,a JuakaMlialreuiclabew .._.,,. rdlaawe~toftl .................. ,...,. No _-fault R e j ected &use Unit Def eats lrisruance Bill WASHINGTON <AP> -A House panel defeated a bill to· day to establish nationwide no· f uult auto insurance. apparenlly ending efforts this year to enact the proposal. Tbe vote by the House Com· merce Commi~ wu 22 to 19. Consumer advocates and others have 1008 sought changes in the auto insurance svstem that calls· for legally proving who was at fault before accident benefits can be provided. Several states have no.fault law& and the bill would have established minimum standards for no.fault insurance in every state. The federal legislation was strongly opposed by groups or trial lawyers. who receive fees for the auto liability cases . Before the final vot>e . amend· ments that supporleu said would weaken the f>ill were de- r e ated. One of . these amend· ments, by Rep. Ja~es J . Florio. D·N.J .• would have set up re- quirements for rating groups of people for setting their rates. Opponents said the Florio amendment would have made it impossible for insurance com· paoles to clifferentiale io rates between youths and older drivers or between urban resi· dents and those who live in rural , areas where the accident rate is lower. 'Fr..P.,,eAJ No -fault rnsura nce would eliminate most of the costly lawsuita over responslblltty for accidents. Supporters of the coo· cept say that would result in more of the money pald in pre· mlums coming baek to policyholders as a ccident beneftlb Opponents of no-fault say that 1t would diminish !Jomeone's right to sue a person who caused an accident A similar bill was approved this year by the Senate Com - merce Commilt.ee. Saddle b,ack Valley Hom e R esales· D rop Home resales in the fast · growing Saddleback Valley dropped more than 20 percent during the first half of this year. compared with the same period last year. according to the Sad· dlebaclt Valley Board or Realtors . Figures released by the board -wh\ch compiles mulUple- listing figures only -show that the volume or sates dollars also ls down about 13 percent. in· dicaling that while fewer homes· are selling the cost of each bas increased. Sales betwe~n January and June or this year numbered 2.227. During the same period lest 4)'ear. Z.'889 sales were re- corded. the board reported. Homes sold during the first six months .Qf last~ .tR,eneraled $233.600.000. This"' year. they "That's when 2 .000 peopli: showed up <in Mission VieJo> to buy 200 houses. We are now in a more normalized s ales situa- tion." Newman said higher loan.m· terest rates -oow between 9. 75 percent and 10 percent -bave probably helped lower sates but "there's nothing in the sales figures to cause me to become pessimistic." The board president noted that the home-sales curve this year ls "identical" to that of last year in tha t it peaked during March. tailed off in April and has re· maioed relatively· fiat thorugh the ensui~ months. ••11ie ·difference ... he .added ... is that this year's curve Is down about 20 percent.·· totaled $205.396.000. PORNO The average sale price during • • • the period in 1977 was for f',....P..,eAJ GOLD ••• with a Costa Mesa office. was al· $80.858. 1b.i.s year. the average legedly lnvolyed l~ lewd ~els was $92,229. · with ~ Qf. lh.L&ll'l.s...aJMLj.s a Tb4 board'6 figures primarily self.proclaimed pornography are for sales in the Mission Vie· hobbyist. police chareed. • jo. El Toro. Lagl,\Da Hills areas traJ!itiooally tutn t.o 1old in times of monetary ins&ability. aod tile steady decline ol the dollar has given the met.al an impetus that pushed it over S200 an ounce for the first time in his· tory Friday. Los Angeles police spokesman and parts of Laguna Niguel. But Lawrence Domagalski said in a board spokesman said the some cases. children were figures also include a growing brought into the ring when the number of sales in the Sao Juan suspects contacted their Capistrano. Dana Point. parents, all of whom are single. Capistrano Beach and San The price has risen from SUM.375 a mODth ago. a low for the year of $166.125. "The suspects eontacted Clemente areas where homes Market analysts have predict· ed that the prlce will dip soon. rally in September and peat out. between November and next Maren. But some predict lt wtif rise to $250-$300 in two or three years. single parents in (be area. generally ar~ priced tower than gained their oonfidence ,nd took ln the valley. their children to the partr-or Don .Newman. board presi· theater," he said. dent. said the dip lrr 11ales was- ''Tbey then gained the con· not. unexpected. fide nee of the children and sold "It's impossible to expect a rep. them to men usually for about etition or 1977 ." h e s aid $100 and for as much as $1.000 ------------------------~ ... for one nigibt." Domagalski ' added . One of the m e n. Charles James Hughes. was indicted on three counts of selling his seven· year-old daughter for Immoral pu~:S. ~.of La Pu~nte. was als o indicted on s ix o ther counts related lo the prostitution ring. Lester L. Henry. 40. of In· dianapolls. Ind .. was indicted'on seven counts. He was a family counselor in Indianapolis whose job was to place dis abled children in roster homes. An unindicted co-conspirator .. John Duncan, W¥ ~ .ch.ildren's counselor in Los Angeles . Dun· can. 34. is currently confined at Patt9n State Hospital for pre· vious sex offenses. In addition to Garrett. Hughes and. Henry. the indictments named Henry F. Johnson Jr .. 50. Sacramento: Thomas N . Liberto. 34. Downey: Timothy W. Wilcox, 30. Castro Valley; George F. Henry, 43, New York City: Michael .Radulovich. 30. Salt Lake City and Michael J . Blount, 40. Buckinghamshire. Gre at Britain. The children were sent with the mot.hers for counseling to the Department of Public ~ocial Services. Van de Kamp said. p,....p_,.AJ TAX ASSESSMENT. • • up to l percent of full market value. Thus. the owner or land appraised at $30.000 in 1975. that did not change hands. lould expect to pay a S300 lax on it this year. However. if the land changed ownership within the pas t year. and was reassessed this year at. say. S4S.000, the owner -or the leaseholder who pays laxes on it - could expect a tax bill or S4SO. ANY TENANT WHO DID not agree to pay Irvine Com· pany taxes. of course. will not be affected. Most lease agreement&. however. havf> such provision. lrYiJ'f~ Company spokesman Martin Brower said the company "believes that the current interpretation is un- clear. and bas taken the position that the transfer or ownership Issue ·as relating to Proposition 13 does not ap- ply to the Irvine Company or its lessees. Besides the lessees. 3,300 apartment renters an Irvine Company complexes in Irvine and Newport Beach will bt! affected by the tax ruling. RENTERS HAVE BEEN PROMISED rebates. the size of wttich depends upon the size of company property tax savings under Proposition 13. A tax ruHng unfavorable to the lrvme Company eats directly into those rebates. Brower said the company is working full time with county and state officials to gel relJef from the change or ownersttip rule. Last year the company paid some $14 million in property taxes. Initial estimates of Proposition 13 savings were in the rangeof$8 million. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BA,.....-. A 9'*1191 blend of tltly CllR .. fOlltO tn Cl'IOtOe nu1 metl• *"° tac>Old wl1h•Cfleny. CHEESE LOGS . SmcDCI tlledOlf CMIU ~ wl1ft ... , 11111 IMlll;. Ol419hl111l INCA. 2 for $5 :.X~eL flicko17 I VOL; 71, NO. 213, 3 SECTIONS# 21 PAGES a A· HL1'nt101ton Beach man. klentlned amona nlne m~ ln- cUcted OD~ ol oper•UN,• child ~Ql\y and p~· t1oa r • hlftd ln'alanmot to- day lo IM Anseles County suer.~ Court. . fMderldl Garrett. 51.. of Ul• Palm"'"-· was ~ Monday by Loi Aqelea pc)ltCe · armed with warrants tasued after the Loi Anleles Cqunty Grud JU11 banded down lndh:t· mentl Uitlna 4S r1lony char1M. Loa An&eles County Sheriff Peter Pitcbeu In a new1 con· fereoce Monda)' labeled the rint'a afteaed .etl\titlff ''IO vile. so dls1u1Unt. there lln'l anythlnl we can say about It. 11 Tbe aUeced rin1 m•m~rs, who live in aH_. as diverse as HbUtba8 LIM Ancelet, Salt Lake Ci\Y and Great Britain, were in· dlct.ed for operating "stables" of child prostitutes as young as fOLlr years okJ. Seven alrls and one boy were Involved ln the sng that was the subject of a ven-month in· vestl1aUon con ucted by Los An1eles authorities. The ring alletedly Pt'ovided the children t.q adults ror the com mission of "lewd and laselvlous acts'' and the taktng of photoeraphs and motion pie· tu res. Los Angeles District Allorne)' ltlgsterg Car Du~o.,ered '· Laguna Beach policeman and lifeguard check out crumpled 1973 Chevrolet found at bottom of C,.escent Bay Point this mornirul by ne~•· No one w-. round inside the wrec-Jcao of the car which was driven off the "cliff sometime early this morning. A neighbor said she heard a crash about 4 a.m. Police 'were still in· vestigating the myster~ous incident late this morning. The lice~e number on the vehicle was linkec;\ to a Camp Pendleton address, police said. )fom. .other autQ$ have ~n driven over the popular lookout point in Laguna Beach in the past half· dozen years, ..according to one Crescent · Bay Drive resident. · . Mardiaii Under Fii-e Pro.ecution Callit Him 'Recldesa Big Shot' I • Dana Point restaurateur Robert Charles Mardian Jr. was tlescribed in court Monday as a .. reckless, heavy-drinking big shot" who was showing off bis new toy when he lost control or his sil.ver Ferrari near the en· trance lo Doheny State Park. " .. Deputy District Attorney Joan Reilly,. told Judge Kenneth E . Lae today tn Orange County Superior Court that Mardian's actions on June 5, 1977, have drasticlilly change the life of the boy who was knocked down by Mardian's car -Michael Dawes, 13, ol Dana Point. She said the boy suffered multiple injuries as a result -Of Mardian's alleged negltgence and will never fully recover from many of them. ChaRnel 7 to Air .Laguna Meeting . "And all because this self· centered, reckless man wanted to show off." Mrs. Reilly said in the final argument of the non· jury trial. "He wanted to be a big shot in a powerful machine." Defense attorney Marshall Schulman argued that Mardian lost control of his car becau.~e-of evasive action he took to avoid He's not on the City Council agenda, but Channel 7 news was to mm the first part of the meet· lng at 6 tQJlig}lt'ln the hopes of capturing comment from citizens about Laguna Beach Police Ollel Jon Sparks. The police chief ts not scheduled to speak bef91'e the council, and tbe public ,com· municatloo portion of the meet· Coast ing isn't until 6:50 p.m. another auto in busy Sunday But a spokesman ftom the Los morning traffic. Angeles-based television news He told Judge 'Lae that the program said camera crews stretch of Del Obispo Street near would be setting up their equip· the state park is "a notorlous oient tn council chambers tbla stretch pf hilhway t,bat bas been aftfrnoon for a Uve broad~ast at reaponatble for numy •cctdMts. • ''My client's Urte ol vialoa was v p.m. · • impaired," Schulman saM . .,He f.aJun• Beach bu&lnnaman sweryt4-and h)9 action bad J0et· Snyder is ached1ded to tragl~ ~e~~,!J= spe.t during that portion of ~ no drives. in lucla-e meetlna, Mil bu received a let.. can be held t,o'llame or an aeci- ter frolJl the mayor conllrmlnt dent like \hat.·~ . that add(ess at6:SO p.m. ~ud1e Lae ~the c• utider "I'm going to once aaain seek subllllsslon af\ir ~.-in, flftal the immediate dismis!al or res· araumenta. <See OO\JNCl4 Pase Ai> (See MA&DlAN, Paae Az• John Van de Kamp told newsmen Montla1 tha.t tbe "chUdren were act.ua\ly sold. at prices r~ up to Sl,000." Garr«t allegedly operated a '·safe bobs~" at 418 14th St .. Huntl~ Beach, where the children stayed. Garrett. a buil<tJng contracwr wit2a a Costa Mesa office, was aJ. legedl)" involved ln lewd ac:ts with some of the airla ancf'is a self-prodaimecf porm>graphy , hobbyist, police charged. Los ~eles Police spokesmen Lawrence Domag.tskl said ln · aome 'cases, children were brought into \he ring when the suspects contaete-d their parents, all of whom are single. "The s uspects contacted siQCle parents in the area. gained their confidence and took their children to the park or 'theater," he said. · ·'They then gained the con- Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks fidence of the children and sokt them to men usually for abo\rt SlOO and for as much as SJ,000 for one night." . One of the men, Charles James Hughes. was lndlcted on three counts of selllnc bis seven- year-old daughter for immoral pur~. Hughes. 3S. of La Puente, was also indicted on six other counts related t.o the prostitution rimr. r I ·.~t .Record .High LONDON <AP> -The price of gold soared. in be-0tic London trad~ng tod~y, ·reaching a recor'tl ~.aan ounce. before dropping back in aftet:n00n dealing: The -bil· five London bullion dealers fixed the price of the metal at $205.10 an ounce at the afternoon fixing. down S2.40 from the record morning fixing price of S2tT1 .50. • But it was still $4.85 above Monday's close of $200.35. The previous high, set Friday, was $201.30. • ~cip&ls 4 ~ed BJ,'Cusn Prfndpab were assigned for th• c~mlng school year to Ca~lUe and Viejo Elementary SCbooJs )n .Mlsslon Viejo and Las Palmas Elemedt~ry in San Clemehte in a Capistrano Unltled School Disfrict board ac- tion on Monday. Vot.ini un~nhpously to ap· prove Superintendent Jerome Thornsley'a recommended ap- pointments, truste~. voted to name Rlchard Johnson princlpa: al VieJO School, Sharon Sandelin priQcipal ;it. Castille School and Richard 'lboJDe principal at Las Palm41s Scl\Qol. Johnson. 35, bas been prin· cipal at Castille School since it opened in 1973. He·came to the Capistrano district in 1972 as teacher and assistant l>rincipal at Palisades Elem~ntary School ln Capistrano Beaeb. (See CAPO, Page AZ> Europe's other major bullion These were the morning market, in Zurich. was ~~ rat-es: for. a naUonlll hbliday: Gold . · Frankfort -2.0350 marks. .. dosed there al $?J)O 1?.5 Monday do.wn from 2.0430 .at.the close. oL The dollar dropped lo another trading Monday. low on the Toky~ for~gn ex. bm -4.35525 French francs. change, closfng at 187.95 yen. down rroro 4.3693. nearly three yen lower than Milan -840.25 lire. down frs>m Monday's closing rate of 19().80. 842.00. After the Tokyo market closed. Amsterdam -2.1960 guilders. there was wild trading on other down from 2.2030. Asian markets, and the rate In London. the pound sold for dropped to 186.35 yen. · $1.9355, up from $1.9287. The dollar also opened lower Investors and speculators on European markets. <See GOLD, Page A2l 1978 &ssessme•ts Irvine Company • 5eeki,,,g :Reversal 7 By PBlUP ROSMARIN Of .... o.lly ""Miit Irvine Company oCflcials are trying to persuade the Orange County tax assessor to reverse a determination that company lands be assessed at 1978 values, rather than 1975 aSieSSments as outllned by Proposition 13 legislation. -~Though CODJpany officials claim to have no ready statistics, th~ difference in assessment levels could mean a 50 .to 60 percent higher tax bill, ac:cording to county estimates. , THE COUNTY COUNSEL'S office has ruled that the sale of stock of the Irvine Company in July of 1977 con-stituted a change or ownership. Under rules of P,roposition 13, th~efore. according to that, Irvine Company property should be assessed at March 1. 1978 values. Aside fro~ the direct company impact. the ruling ar. feels 5,000 residential, commercial and industrial lessees whose leases call for them to pay property taxes . Most of the lessees -4.000 of them -are individual homeowners who own their houses but lease the land from the Irvine Company. JSeeTAX, Page A2> ' • ) ONLVPtL01' Trustees Support BuJget S addl~buk Comm unlly Colle1e truslee wetded th"°'Cf' • $24.4 million pl"Ol)OISed budafl Mond•Y nl&hl and Sf>Mrally at repted the oonuniAlraUoe's rtt· ommeodaliont thal would tut expenaa ln most departm nta. 1-'undina lnlormalion ts Ull com ana in from the stat~ and rurnmt fiauret ln the 89·.,ace bUd&t't are lnconcluslve, SupMlnteodent Robert Lom bud1 warned lruistees. Tht' d · adllne for ftnnJ budlet approval is ~pt 8 The lWTS-79 proJected ancome. i1dudina normal ~llocMlioft from federal. 11tate aod local sources. Is '12.5 million. Lorn · bardl nid. Proposllion 13 state ''b1tll out'' aid ol $7.9 mllli8n. and $3.9 million in c.rryover rrom last year brin& the budl"et up to the 1978· 79 proposed figure Cuts were made tn most col lege departments. Exceptions include community se.r.vices. food services and business serv aces. Primarily. officials said they tried to protect the overall college program. Money was not appropriated to complete the auto and weld· ing shops, under construction. Administrators said they will ex-plore all possible avenues of funding lo complete these facilities. Major category breakdown of bu~get amounts include Certificated and Classified Salaries, about $13 million: Employee Benefits. $2.1 million; Books. Supplies and Equipment. $96Q,OOO; 'Capital Outlay, $4.9 million ; and ConUngency. .s~.ooo. -. .. The trustees' next regular meeOng is Aug. 14, and the pro· posed budget is scheduled for publication the fioal week of Augusl F ..... PageAJ GOLD ••• tndll¥>o~lly turn to. gold in limes of monetary instability. and the steady decline of the dollar bas given the metal an imJ>l'lus that pushed it over S200 an ounce for the first time ip his- tory Friday. The price has risen from ·s184.375 a month ago, a low for the year of $166.125. Market analysts have predlol· ed that tbe price wiU dip soon. rally in September and ~ak out bet ween November and pext March. San Clemente Planners View Park I nteRration of office and commercial uses within a pro- posed San Clemente industrial park al the junction of three de· velopmg ranches will be dis· cussed tonight by city planning commissioners. The Planning Commission meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in council chambers al city hall, 100 Ave. Presidio. Commissioners have asked the city planning staff for a re- port on whether San Clemente's current N-1 zoning may be too restrictive for the successful : operation of the proposed 380- acre industrial park. Architectural guidelines lo protect views or the park from adjacent homes will also be dis- cussed at tonight's meeting. Also on tonight's Ptannine Commission agenda is a variance request from the Daon Corporation for permission to develop single family homes on , lots witb slopes greater than ~ V Jpercenl. 1 The Daon Corp. bas already undertaken massive grading on Tthe Forster Ranch in north San Clemente, where 575 new homes • are planned. ORANGa ~ 1.1sc DAILY PILOT CA PAL.MAI PRINCIPAL Nchard ThofM ,...,.,_ r ~ . ..., ............. CAST1LL.a PRINCIPAL Sheron liiidelln , t WASHINGTON <AP> -A Ko11ae panel defeated a bUI to- day to establlsh nat1onw,de no- fault auto insurance. apparently endlDI etforta tbis year to enact the proposal. The vote by .the HottSe Com· merce 0>1Jlll)IUee was 22 to t9. Consumer advocates and others have long sought changes ln the auto insuraMe system that calls· for legally proving who waa at fault t>elore accident benefita can be provided. Se.veral stat.a have no·faull laws and the bill would have established minimum standiu-ds for no-fault Insurance ln eva"y state. p,....p_,,.AJ The federal legislation was strongly ,opposed by groups or lrial lawyers, who receive fees for the auto liability cases. Al Viejo School. Johnson will succeed John Hopkins as prin· cipal. Hop.kins was appointed by the school board earlier this year to open Carl Hankey Elementary School in Mission Viejo ne'Xt September. Johnson bOlds bachelor's and master's degrees from WhitUer College. He aod bis wife, Susan. live in San Juan Capistrano with their three children. Miss Sandelin, 30, promoted Monday to principal at. Castllle School, bas been teacher and llS· sistant prillcipal al Palisades Elementary School. She came lo the Capistrano district seven years ago to teach at Crown Valley Elementary School in Laguna Niguel and has also taught and served as assistant principal al Moulton Elemen- -tary School in Laguna Niguel _and ...at R..H~J)ana--Elementary School in Dana Point. A Laguna Beach resident, Miss Sandelin bolds a bachelor's «gr~ from UCLA, ll teaching credential from Cal Stale Los Angeles and a master's degree in school administration rrom Cal State Fullerton. Thome, 31. was promoted to principal al Las Palmas School FeStival Tightens Security The theQ. of artwork pelonglng to three Festival of. Arts ex- hibitors has prompted lighter security at the festival grounds in Laguna Beach. "It's sort of like locking the barn after the horse is out." said Robert Ludwig, the new director or security for the fest!Val . Last Tuesday or Wednesday thieves made off with two water colors belonging to Julie Watson. ~r small painting by Joan Swanson and a bronze scult>lure by artist Alan Ribera. Ribera said his five-inch high bronze of two figures. Called "Repose" is valued at nearly S400. Hi s booth is near the steel bar fence fronting lhe Festival or Arts grounds, and the art.isl believes his sculpture and the paintings of lhe other two artists were either handed over or passed through the metal bars of the fence. ·Tm in a very vulnerable spot on the festival grounds." Ribera complained ln a telephone in- terview. "Anyone can pass something over the fence." He said that iC a guard were assigned to that portion of the festival grounds, "It would serve as a deterrent to thieves." Security director Ludwig said he now has a guard on the fence Hne, adding that such. oc· currences sbdlld not happen in the future. ·The director of security bas also implemented a new receipt form to tte turned in by Ceatlval- art customers to the guard at the gate. "If we ean 1et the arti1U to cooterat.e with dle new receipt program." L'Udwla aatd, "we should have no prolJlems." • The new securlty 1y1tem should be in effect later this we~. be said. · • • • from his preseot position as teacher and assistant principal at San Juan Elementaey Sehool in San Juan.CapistraGO, A( Las Palmaa School, 'lbome succeeds WUUadl Llmebrook. who steppe4 down from bis ad· ministraUve duUes last spring to return lo .-elasaroom teachJn •. Limebrook bas been assigned an upper grade class at Ole Hanson Elem•ntary School 'in Sao Clemerite. , • • Thome came to the ~ano school dlstrilt iq 1911 M> .tea.eh Spantsh and English al a Second Language classes at San Clemente High School, where .~e was also a baseball coach. ne later taught at• Dana Hills High School. A bachelor, Thome Jives in .Dana Point. His bachelor's degree is from Cal State Los An~les. fle atS"O holds--a m aster's degree in $Chool management from Pepl)erdine University. Before the final vote. amend· ments that supporters said would weaken the bill were de- feated. One of these amend- ments, by Rep. James J . Florio. D·N.J .. would have set up re- quirements for ratina groups of people for setting tbeir rates. Toro SaVings Firm, Robbed A noon·bour bandit escaped with about f700 Monday follow- ing a hold up at Home Savings and Loan. 23861 El Toro Road in El Toro. Sberilrs deputies said a man described as "a very light com· plectloned" black man, 22 to 30 years old; walked into the sav- ings ancl.lo~ slmulaud a weapon and demanded mone . -'The suspect neatbe an\ ov~r a retaining wall and down an ii· tey behlncrthe buildine. No vehi- cle was seen, deputies said. TAX ASSESSMENT. • • So, rather than get the full benefit of Proposition 13 property tax-reduetions, these people will be paying more than they expected, because or the difference in assess- ment levels, of 1975 compared to this yeW". Howard Whitcomb, project manager or the quality as· surance section of ~ assessor's office, uld Irvine Com- pany lessees will sustain increased assesaments only on the value et the land~)' lease, and not on their buildings. UNDER FROPOSITION 13, property tax 1s figured at up to 1 percent of full market value. Thus, tbe ow.ner or laqd appraised .at ~.000 ih 1975, that did not change bands, could expect to pay • $300 taX' on it this year. However, it the land changed ownership within the past year, and was reassessed lh1s year al, say. $45,000, the owner -or tbe leaseholder who pays laxes on it - could expect a tax blll of $450. ANY TENANT WHO DID not. agree to pay Irvine Com· pany truces, or course. will nol be affect,ed. Most lease agreements, howe\ler, have such provision. Irvine Company spokesman Martin Brower said th~ compa01 44beUevea that the curnmt hiterpretalion is ul!t" ' clear. and bas taken the position that the transfer of ownership i!sue as 1:elating to Proposttlon 13 does not ap· ply to the Irvine Company or its lessees. · Besides the lessees. 3,300 apartment renters in Irvine Company oomplexes in Irvine and Newport Beach will be affected by the tax ruling. RENTERS HA VE BEEN PROMISED rebates. the size of which depends upon the size of company property tax savings under Pro~ilion 13. A tax ruling unfavorable to the Irvine Company eats directly Into those.rebates. Brower said the company is working full time with county and state officials to set relief from the change of ownership rule. La.at year the company paid some $14 million in property taxes. Initial estimates of Proposition 13 savines were lnt.h_en.dgeolSSmlllion. ,,....._.41,"·: COtJNCil: ••• ignation or Spirkl," Snyder said this mornlq. The vocal businessman U.ld be will also band ln more signatures to add to petit*" he' aatbered laat month seekt.q: the , re1i1natioo of tht chief, wbo was back at wort Monday morning after a two-week vacation. Channel 7 newsman Jim Ryerson bi'ie:fly lnterviewed the chief on Ml way to a budget Haston conference Monday mornlD1, ltld wp to return for ttre council ~hli tonl&bt. Opponents said the Florio amendment would have made lt lmpossfble for insurance com- paQles to dlrferenliate In rates between youths and older drivers or between urban resi· dents aDd those who live In rural areas where the accident rate Is lower. No·faul\ insurance would eliminate most of the costly lawsuits over responsibility for accidents. Supporters of lhe con· cept say that woukl result in more of the money paid in pre· miums coming back to policyholders aa accident benefits. In ~ape Dlstriet .. , . Trwtees Rettiin Pupil (:lass Size ""' Kindergarten classes will stay at 29 students per class in the Capistrano Unified School Dis· tricl, after trustees voted Mon· day not to make Proposition 13 budget cuts by increasing kin· dergarten classes to 31. l'l"!*l P.,,e-A J MARDIAN. • The judg_e dismissed charges of drunken ttrivilij( earlier in the trial. He was asked Monday by Mrs. Reilly to find Mardian.guil· ty of reckless driving, a convic- tion that eould put him in the county jail for six monbths. Mrs. Reilly reminded him or tesllmony'of witnesses who said that Mardiah .. 30, of 332.c Atlantic A venue, 'Laguna Nl~uel. con· sum.eel quantities ol Uquor at two Dana Print b8ra-tbe morolng of June s shortly before the acci- dent. .. His "faculties were im- paired," Mrs. Reilly said. uWit- nesses said he wu bard, un- pleasant and aggr~ssive and " they said he was ddlng betw~n SO and 60 mph:· ln ·a 2.6 mph zone." And she descr[bed as "con- temptible" what she said was Mardian 's decmon-To allow-his passenger. Larry Hall, 23. to ad· vise police that he was the driver of the car and not Mar- dian. She said the ruse enabled Mar- dian to avoid the breath and blood tests that Callfornia Highway patrolmen would have demanded if they bad known that he was the driver. "He wanted time lo concoct an alibi. .. she said. "It wasn't until 24 hours later that Mardian told officers that he was driving the car which nearly killed Michael Dawes." Laguna Day Camp Slated Laguna Beach's Rainbow Day Camp is holding its second three-week session this week at the Girls' Club building on Tern· pie Terrace above Bluebird Park. The day camp begins at 9 a.m. and is over at 12:30 p.m. with activities including tumbling. yoga. cooking. water games and a beach trip. The camp is sponsored by the Laguna Beach Department of Recreation and Social Services Cost to parents is $42 for the three-week session. For more in· formation. call the recreation department at 497-3311. &hoot board members voted 6 to 1. with Trustee Ted Kopp of Capistrano Beach opposed, to support Superintendent Jerome Tbornsley's recorQmendation nol to increase the number of kindergarten students per class at a savilu(s of $103.956. Trustees then voted unan· imously to cut district re- search arld development fuhds by 70 percent as lhe superinten- dent recommended. from $4,196 to Sl.259 saving $2.9!l.7. • But trustees spa&ed their own conference and travel money. voting 4 to 3 not to supQOrt the superintendent recommcfttdalion to cut their allowance by 80 per· eeot. rrom Sl.250 to $250. Voting to support Tbomsley's recommendation lo cut were trustees Edward Westberg and Ser ah Lipp of San Clemente ~ Wllllam Thompson of "Mission Viejo~ _ BOJlal .Pu..s~ G~ge White. Kopp; Robert Bachelor of t.a&una Niguel Bnd Jan Overton .of Dana Point supported keeping the board's conference and travel funds intact. Capistrano Unified trustees have sliced $3.2 million from a preliminary $34.9 million 1978-79 budget to bring it into line with tax revenues reduced by passage of Proposition 13. Adoption of the fioaJ budget ts ~xpecled Aug. 19. Prostitution Rap Dropped In Newport Prostitution charges. filed last January. were dismissed in the Harbor Judicial District Court against a West Covina woman arrested with nine others in a Newport Beacb raid. Carol Vega, 29. was arrested on Jan. 10 in what police described as a sweep of .rn escort service operatrng illicitly as a prostitution ring: Al the conclusion of d trrnl heltt Thursday in the Newport Beach munic1~crt courl. tht.' charges ag iruit Miss Vega were dropped. However, eight of her co· defendants have been convicted in the case and the ninth ha~ failed to make scheduled court appearances. according to police. "Pot' Bail Set BRUNSWICK. Ga. <AP> -A federal magistrate has set bail at SS0.000 each for 14 men charged ln the seizur"' of about 22 tons of marijuanu off the Georgia coast. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THtS SPECIAL OFFER A 1pecl1I blend ol taaty Cl'IMM l'OlllCI ill c:iholce nul meats ano 1oppac1Wllh1 o'*'Y. CHEESE LOGS SmolclO CheddW CMeH OOWf9d Wftfl 111ec:1 nut ft'MMlt1; 1 dellghtf\lf IMC«. \ • VQL. 71, NO. 213, 3SECTtONS, II PAGES $ e ly PHILIP a0&11AIUN " Ot .. OM!y ....... trvlne Company officials are trjlftl &o. persuade the Orance QJiimt~ tu assessor to re .... • detttmln•"°" that company lands be asaessed et l'7t valuet, rather than 1115 assessments u outlined by ~ton ta leeislatloll. Tboulb cccnpany officials daim to have ao ready 5QU•Ocs. the dlf'f erence in asseument levels could mean a so to. eQ percent biaher tax bUl, aeeont.tnr to count)' esUmates. THE OOUNTY COUNSEL'S office bas ruled that the aale of ltOCk ot the lrvlne Company in July of 197'7 con· 1Ututed a change of ownersblp. Under rules of Proposition 13. therefore. according lo that, Irvine . Company property abcMald be ns~ at March 1. tt18 vaTues. • ~ " Aside from the direct company impact. the ruUni af· feds 5,000 residential. commercim and industrial lessees whose-leases call for them to pay pruperty taxes. MOit of the lessees -4,000 ol them -are tncUvJdual homeowners who own their houses but lease the land from the Irvine Company. . So. rather than f(et the full benefit of ProPOSition 13 . . . . Tl!N CENrS .. property tax r~ucuOns, these people wW be payinc men than they expected, >;>ecauq Ol the! 'dlfrerenee in a&11eas· mem levels. ot l.9'15 compared to um. year- Howard Whitcomb. project manaaer of the qualit7 as· surance secliorf' of the assessor's office. said Irvine Com· pany lessees will sutain increased P8MS•ments onJy on • the value of the land th.ey lease. aod.a6t 'On tbelr bu.ildinas, UNDER PaOPOSITJON u. property tax is fic._u.red at up to l ~ of Ml market Ya1ue. Thus, the owner of land as>S>rai.sed at l30.000 in 1975. <See TAX. Page .U> .. Gold Bits New Peftk, .. ' .. .. . .. .. . .. . . Nine 1a·dfeted o.ity ........... ,.... DOG OWNERS WANT CH"NGE IN BEACH RESTRICTIONS He9ftng Tonight on $gna, Veer Round U.e of 8trend1 t.-.,,.,.. Dog o\vners who want to walk their pets alone ·the Newport Be ach shoreline wlU make another of tl)elr annual att~~pts to cbanae city law at a hearing 1oni8hl at city hall. • _ The beariftl is 'beinc -conctµet. ed by ~ Parka, 2,acbes and Rec:reatjon Coinmlaaion which ._· A'Teti Man Held '· In 'Sex ~ifig' A Huntington Beach man, identified among nine men in· dieted on charges or operating a child pornography' and prostitu· lion ring, faced arraignment to- day i.n Los Ang~l~s County Superior Court. · Robert Fred~ric~ Garrett. SS. or 1314Palm Ave .. was arrested Monday by Los Angeles police armed with warrants issued after the Los Angeles County Grand Jury handed dowu lndictr. • ment.s listJnM 4B felony cbargea. Sentencing Loo1118 in NB Rapes A Utah man arrested in New port Beach for a series of crim es that included burgJaries. a rape and the seicual molesta· tion or a 13·year.old girl was told Mond ay 'in Orange county Superior Court that he cannot 'be classlfied, as a mentally di$· ordered sex offender. Judge John L. Flynn Jr. is- sued the ruling that makes Gerry Curtis Branagan, 30, of Provo, Utah, eligible for sen· tencing that could put hJm in state prison for life. Branagan had earlier pleaded guilty lo 16 felony counts. Judge Flynn made his de· termination after studying the reports of two psychiatrists. He called for probation reports on Branagan and wllJ read them before imposing sentence Aug. 11. . Branagan was arrested Jan. 15 after be led pursuing POiice in a foo~ race through Corona del ' Mar a few bQura alter ,a wo~an ·was raped in thst commwity. Arresting officera later li-'*ld Branagan to the bur1h1riee of nearly 30 Newport Bea~b ho1MS in which the intruder di.spJayed a 11trong preference for antiques. stained glass an~ costly artworks. , Branaaan was convicted of molestlnl the 13·year-ot4 1lrl in <See RAPES. Pa1e·AJ> Los Angeles County Sheriff Peter Pit.chess ln a news con- ference Monday labeled the ring's alleged activities "so vile. 10 di.flMJtstine. there isn't anything we can say about it." Th• ~lleged ring members. who live in areas as diverse as suburbatt-1.ot·Angelea. Salt Lak.e City and Great Britain. were in· dieted for operating "stables" of child prostitutes as young as four f 4t81'1 old. Senn '1rls and one boy w.,.. invot•ed tn the ring> th•l "(H the subject. oC -_ •ven·month in· natigalion eoft.Cfucted by Los Angela a.utbortties. 1l'he ring .allegedly pr"°vlded the . children to adults for the com mJsslon of "lewd and laaeivious acts" and the taking of photographs and motion pie· tu res . Los AnJeles District Attorney John Van de Kamp told n e wg'nten M-0nday that the "children were actually sold. at prices ranging up to $1,000." "Garrett" allegedly operated a "safe house" at 418 14th St .. HunUJlgton Beacfl, where the children stayed, Garrett, a building contractor with a Cost~ Mesa office. was al· legedly involved in lewd acts with some of the girls and is a self.proclaimed pornogrlphy hobbyist, police charged. Los Angeles police spokesman Lawrence Domagalski said in some cases. c hildren were brought into the ring when the s u s pects contacted thei r parents, all or whom are single. "The s us pects contacted s ingle ,parents in the area. gained their confidence and took their children to the park or theater." be saJd. "ThfY then gained the con· Cidence of the chlldren and sold them to men usually for about $100 al)d for as much as $1.000 for one nlght," Domagalski added. 01)e of the m e n. Charles James Hugftes. wus indicted on three ~ta ol ¥lling his seven-year·ol~ daU,hter ror lmtnoral purp<>ses. Huaties. SS. ,of La Puente. was also l'1dltt~d on six other (8" POaNO, Pase.AZ) .. ~ STILL MIMING v ............ .,. 5 Five-year-old By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of• Oelff ...... SUfl. • • Huntington Beach police said today they have found no trace of 5-year·old beauty ~ueen Valeena Mariska Miller who was kidnapped early Monday while sleeping next to her 86- year·old great·grandmother. Police are also seeking the wherea bouts of Carnalla Miller 23. the girl's mother. who is wanted for questioning In con· neclion with the kidnapping. Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said the case has seriou s overtones since Valeena's brother, J~son S. Miller. aged 2. died In Fountain Valley after being mysteriously suffocated. Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Barlow said the plastic bag s.uf· focatlon death investigation of the Mlller boy "bas not been closed." Valeena's legal guardians. her grandparents, Kenneth and Juanita Moore. of 20191 Crown Reef Lane. do not feel a ransom note will come from the kidnap- per who ls believed to be a woman. · The Moore told police a short. dari -woman broke through a dowpstaJrs window screen at l a.m . aod took blonde·halred. Prostitution. Rap Dropped ID~WiPOrt . blue-eyed Valeena who was 'lleeping neict to Billie Maude Moore, 86. · Juanlu Moor._ uid ae and her h\lsband have talked to FBI aaent.a wbo told them to rely on the Huntlqton Beach police in flndtrra tbetr kidnapped dauibter. . . LONDON <AP > -The price Of gold .soared ~ h~tic , l&odon tradtne today. reaching a~· $207.50 an ounce before dropping back II\ aftqnoon dealing. The "big., flve • London bullion dealers fixed the price of the -metal at S00&-10 11n ounce at the. afternoon fhtln&. down $2.40 from the record morning fixing price Of~.50. ~ 8ut it was -sUU above Monday's .close of $ .35. The previous high. set ay. was S201.30. . Eu~·s other major bullion market. In Zurich. was closed for a nat\onal holiday. Gold closed tbett at $200.125 Monday The dollar dropped to another low on the Tokyo foreign ex· dlanie. closing at 187.95 yen. nearly three yen lower than Monday's closing rate of 190.lll. After the Tokyo market closed. there was wild trading on other Asian markets, and the rate dropped to 188.35 yen. Tiu? dollar also _opened lower on European markets . These were the morning rates: Frankfurt -2.0350 marks, dowo from '2.0430 at the close of trading Monday, - Parts-4.~ French francs. dow,, from 4.~. Milan -840.25 lire. down from 842.00. Ams&erdam -2.1960 guilders. down from 2.2030. In Londoo, the pound sold for St.9355. up from Sl.9287. Investor s and s peculators <See GOLD. Page All DI MAGGIO NEKI' FOR PETE R~E? What's ne>rt foe baseball star Pete Rose? He's already got a streak or 44 straight games to tJe the National League record. For a calendar deplc\ing what lies ahead for the Clnclnnatl star. see sports. Page Bl. u Rose eyes the all-time hlttina streak 0( Joe DiMaggio -56. Coast ' J .. CWl.YPILOf H "IAJROBI. K~l\YI <AP J \fPcMlaa P....Wftt ldi Amln hub unnounced thut hla ieftior Wilt Madina . will run the country while hl" takes part n 1 four.day litU\O rail)' "•t.b bl JUntor wife Sarlllh. u1anda Radlo said tod'A)'. Observ~rs here saJd this wa the first time Amin hu~ announct.'d th t one of hls wtve5 wtll ~ ln char1e of the country Amin murried Sarah, u member of the armed (otces ''1Uicld e;quadron." ln July 1975 The broadcast said Sunil'I and Amin will drive th(' "hlstorlcul person I car." which lhc Ugundun leuder h own~ tnce he come to power In I mUltury couo ln January t.rn. and thal be wlll wear · ·hl1 well-lrnowa nld Jaciet. •• lt said t~ ta.Uy wtJI start from the town of Torono m eustt"rn Uganda this week and murks the s ixth unruversary of lht• "economic war" Amin declared when be upeltcd 4lb0ut 40,000 Astana and • naUonallft'd 8r1Uth and othtt bustne!Ses ln 1912 .. h•dfer'78 1 House Unit Kills No-fault Measure WASHINGTON 'AP> -A House panel defeated • blll. to- day to elltabli8', nationwide no- fault auto Insurance, apparentty ending efforts this year lo enact Ute proposal. The vote by the Hoose Com- mer~ Com.mitt• was 22 to 19. Conittmer advocates and others have long sought chania in the auto tn5urance svstem that calla far te1an1 Pf'OVioa who was dt f"ault before accident benefits can be provided. S.Veral states have ao-tauh ·law• and the b(U wouid have · estabUshea mfrilmum standards "' I« no-fault insurance in •very state. Tile fede1'al legf"5lation was strongly opposed by croups of 'Sst-Pepper' Extm.Ptan Mesa. Reunion· More th.an 1.000 Orange County extras who took part in ' the fUming of "Sat. Pepper's LoDd} Hearts Club Band'' are ' experted t.o arrive in costume in Coata Mesa toni1bt for a theatri~ reunion. The cut party u set for 9:30 p .m . at Edwards Cinema. Harbor Boulevard at Adams ''Avenue, one of aeveral Orange County theater& currenUy s howin1 the musical fantasy baaed loosely on a Beatles' album of the same name. ...... trial lawyers, who receln feu for Lbe auto liablllt) caNS. Before the flnal YOte, amend· menl-s that aupporters. s aid would weaken the bill were de- reated. One or these amend- ments. by Rep. Jame:; J. Florio, O·N . .I., wOQJd have Ht up re- quirements for rati.Q ll'OUll9 at people for eeUlnl th'efr rata. Opponent• uld tbe Florio amen4ment woa.ld have made tt impouible far ln.turance com· panJet. to diff erenUaie lD ratel between youths and older driven « between urban Nii· dents and those wbo live ln rurat u.u wbere-&be accident rateJ& lower. No-fault insurance would ellmlnate most of the costly lawauJta over responslbWty for ucct4enta. Supporters of tbe COO· cept HY tbet would result in more at the IDOfteY paid bl pre· miums coml11g back to ,pollcybolden as accJdent benefits. Op~ cl no.fault U)I that it would dhnlnlab somdone•a ri1ht t.o sue a peraoo who caused an acddenl. · A almllar bUl wu approved t.b1s year by ·the Senate Com· m•r~e Committee. The Roule bill would have re- quired statea to provide for at least $100,000 in no-fault benet\ts for med.lea! npeoaes to each victim of an accident. It also would have requireil that every car owner have insurance cov- eraee. No-fault billt have been pend. ing in Congress throughout the 1970S. President Carter was tbe first president to support tbe legislation. V&NTUJlA (AP> AuthoriUet have been conduct· ln1 teltl to chtermlne tbe caUH of dHth of ai leut 40 Callfonda sea Uoas .rM Ila~• di.cl oa V• tura County beachet. The atate Department of Ftah s.nd OllM Nld t.be de.U. toU eo•ld rlH · u Uae ••Amal earc uaes conllaa• to ••all asbore, possibly • fu .-h aa Los Anceles. ~ Re s ult s of autopsies performed last weekend on •even of the aabnala ue expect-. ed W ednead&f or Thuraday. ac· . cordin1 to WlWam G. Ollmartla. a marine ~min al dlHaae specialist. The pou&bllllJ ol communica. ble dlseue bu not been ruled out, ao the fish and aame 4hp9rt. ment hu wanaed beachaoera to stay clMr~tbe anlmala. The department received re- ports Tbunda,v ol the sick tea Hons beaching themselv~ along the Ventura County coastltne from CarptnterJa to Pt. Hueneme. ••e y •Friday afternoon it became apparent toDMthlna •· usual was ha»pebin1', •• aald Howard Marun. a palfol captain with the department. lnvestigat.on aaid the adu&t sea lions, weighing 200 to 300 pounds, s uffered Crom con· vulslons and paralysis and died within hours. Gilmartin said it appeared tbf sea lions were sul-f erln1 from a CODdition affecUng tbe central nervoaa ayatem. Blooms tor Bridge ~ Bandit Efu es ~ntence iAN JOSE <AP\ -Exhorted by his chlldren·s shouts of ••Go Dewey. go!," a bank robbertore himself away from guards. boll· ed out al a crowded courtroom and sped off in a luxury car after hearln& he'd beeJ\ sen· tenced to 14 years in prison. Dewey Baket'. 26. who 11etted more tban '14,000 in U San Jose· area bank jobs ln the past year. "just ~altoped out of court:· said an irate San Jose police Lt. Don Ewing. "ll was a setup, a perfect escape ... ' Baker's wife, Betty Jean. tbell' three children and .Baker's mother. Mrs. Ethelyn Baker or Fresno. were. present in U.S . Dlatr\ct. Judge William lnaram·s courtroom when Baker knocked dQwn one penoo, wriggled free from three. others and dashed out to a waiting Uncoln Con- tinental. U was not immediately known ff thert" was a getaway driver in- vol\'ed. but Bwtng satd the keys lo the car were left dangling conveniently from lbe Ignition. " ..I'm sure he bad help.·• 8w- m1 sald. Witnesses in tbt courtfC)Om pid tbal while Baker 's children egged Baker oo, his wife and mother shouted, "Slop! Slop!" "1 think be panicked -he was concerned about being away from his wife and children," the escaped convict'• mother said. Bob Martin. a gardener lor the city of Ne'Rport. Beach Monday put the finishing touches on the project that re· furbished the Goldenrod A venue root.bridge over Bayside JU Drive in Corona de& Mar. The project. begun IQt year. .l ~P111Dnrl E11ea : · cc;illed for new decking. columns and flower boxes. --r-' .; · ~ Citizen Aid , ,,,....PageAJ Ma R ,, .... _Al P-ORN-0 -· ~P -~RQrts -. u~a."DE OltCoaat Plan counfs related t.o ~P~~tutioo $48~00{f)n -nn.r ~-=---:----..,,-----;e.,,.; Beach residents who rl·ng. C.Oron• del Mar Jan. \0. He was want to help city. official$ ce· further convicted of aex th docu otu•at ill Letter L. Henry, 40, of In· eoms· Stolen pare e me ... ~ w ~, ... __. perveralon ln connection wttb coastal r.ooe control over to the dl&ft1lpoll.I, Ind., wu UN .. ~ on the rape at the Coroo.a del Mar · t ft th t 1 HYen comwts. ff• wu a family RENO N c 1 Y om e coat a com-counaelot ln lndla ... -ita wbOle • ev. CAP> -A Hunt-woman. mlsaionarebefnaukedtoaubm.it .....,... tnaton Beach man who was heTe At one llme. Branaaan was appllcatlooatot.bedtyclel'k. Job was to place diaabled '>Ver tbe weekend \for a coin questioned in connection with the lG·member committee children in fe>Rer bomes. deale'ts show has to1d police he the hunt for the "Eastslde that wtll prepare the' Local An unilldicted eo-conapiJ'ato~. was robbed of about$48,000 worth Rapist." a man who baa sexual· Coastal Plan <LCPJ will consist .John Duncan. wa • cblldren • at colns ly attacked more titan 30 women of seven me;bers ·at larce and counselor Irr-l.M Anaeta~ -Dun---· ·-:_ '" In a northern CaUtomla -area. -... - -f ~ ~ · Can' ..... , ... -·--A'y ..... --~ at Raymond Hastey told police i.uree tnem rs rom esasung -... _ ... ow ....... """" centered in Stockton and cttlzen advitory commi"eea. Pat&on Slate Ho9pitaJ far pre-the coins were ta ken from his Sacramento. City ~Umen have set Aug. vlous ""offenHS. car as he wu moving out of his 7 as the deadline tor applica· In addition to Garrell, Hut)>el hotel. He said he had put several Officers clo.ed their inquiries lions for the at large aaem· and Henry. tbe indlctmeets bags of cotna ln the trunk ot his after concludlna that Branaaan bershlpe. They indicated those named Henry F. Johnson J r., 50, car and went back to his room was not the man lnvoJved ln tbe appointees should be people who Sacr'amenio; Thoma• N . for more when the theft oc -,iortherucautorniarapea. havenot~eviouslyaervedonci· Liberto, M. Downey; Timothy clfrred. ty ~ommitteea. boards or com· W · Wilcox, 30, Caatro Valley; Ponce lnvestlaatin1 the case Judge F1yn.n found Brana1an missions. Georce F. Hem}'. 43, New York salt! lt appeared to have been a guilty of 13 COWIQ of bUrclary, Work on the LCP ts nDeeted City; Michael Radulcwlcb, 30. set-up staged by somebody who one count at rape. one count of to take about 18 mon°"-Clwina Salt Lake City and Michael J . k'hew wbat the)' were doing and sex tpervenion abd one count of which the committee wUI meet ,Blount, 40, Buckingbamsbire, who they were bittlnjt. child moleatatk>P. . at lealt once a month. Great Britain. The LCP is to contain The children were sent with Hasley said the collection was JUidellnes brlnJing city land UR the motmn for coumellng to the not in1L&red. Newport Ft.re m line wtlh coastal commission Department of Public SocaaJ Policiesonbeacbaccesa,par)lng. Services, Van de K.amp said. visitor faclUUes, boulina. new de· In D--tauranl velopment and protection of ~ coastal resources. For turt.ber information. con· The film stars guitarist Peter Frampton, the Bee Gees, Steve M art1n and Georae Burps According to a spokesman tor Video-Casting Service of Anaheim. whjcb mustered the extras. all performers have been F,....P-.e .41 GOLD ••• Called Arson ~act Bob Lenard, 640-2261. · invited to the event. . traditionally turn to gold in ·I .,. In an. some-4,000 cast and.• - crew made Sat. Pepper, filmed largely in Southern California. T4X ASSES~MENT ••• _~ . . ,_,. ., tnn•· •-monetet'Y. Jntt~lUJ1'1 - and the steady decUn6 of the dollar bas given lhe metal an impetus that pushed it over $200 an ounce foe-the first time in bis· tory Friday. Newport Beach., fire 9v8itfp&ora-have..--:l1beted-~P 3rson the -ttre that damaied ¥ coffee shop near the Orange County Airport late Monday. Thief_~e!& 81,'-~9 r ---•. -• ••• ~.,.. --... -... ""W\I;. Drive r Hurt In Collisio n Herman G. Smith of Hunt· inaton Beach was listed ln good oonditton today at Costa Mesa Memorial H<>1pil.al aft.er he bad to be cut out of bis wrecked pickup truck Monday after being trapped and Injured. Newport Beach firemen used power tools to free Smith. 61, of 8442 Polder Circle, after his pickup co)Uded with a trash truck at the intersection of Jam· boree Road and South Bt-istol Street. • Trame investigator Fred Heinecke said the driver of the trash truck was Heribfurto Garcia, 22, of Santa Ana. Garcia wu not · hospitalized. Heinecke said the ~raah investigation is continuing. '------------~~--~- • DAILY PILOT ....... -,.,_ ... ......_ , ..... °'"" Vte• .... --0.-• ........ .,_...,..,.. ..... .._ .......... .............. CliolriMll. '--~ ...... ·~--~ ....... that did not change band&, could expect to pay a $300 tu on tt this year. Howe~er. if the land chan1ed ownenhip withln lbe past year, and waa reaaaessed this year at, 1ay. $45,000. tbe owner -or tbe leaseholder wbo payi tun OD it - could expect a t.ax bill of $450. ANY TENANT WHO DID not airee to pay lrvlDe Com· pany taxea, or courae, will not be aff~ted. Most lease agreements, however, have such provision. lrvtne Company -.pokesman Martin Brower said Ute <:ompany "believes that the current iaterpretatloo 11 UD· clear, and baa taken the position that the transfer of ownership iasue aa relating to Proposition 13 doea not ap. ply to the Irvine Company or its lessees. Besides the lessee•, 3,300 apartment renters ln lrVine Company complexes in Irvine and Newport Beach will be affected by tbe tax ruling. &£NTE88 HAVE BEEN PROMISED rebata, tbe size orwhicb dependa upon the size of company propert)' lax savings under PropoalUon 13. A tax ruling unfavorable to the Irvine Company eat. directly tnto thole rebates. Brower •aid the company ls worklna f\lll time wtth county and state officiala to g~rellef from the chance of ownerlbip rule. Lut year the company paid some $14 million tn property taxes. Initial estimates of ProposiUoa 11 nvtnp were lntheranaeof'8 mtllloo. ~nator's Wife's 'Clout' Not lll,egal W A.SIDNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Court or Appeals ••Y• the wife of Sen. Willla.m Proxmire, D·W~ts. has a legal rtgbt to use ber tical clout to make bet tou t bullneia prosper • ••Tbe 1lm9le UH of one'• sutu in IOClety 11 n tt.Mlf ll· ~~· tbe eourl 1.W Monday tn ~11mt a eompeUt. of E PrOunire •bo bed yelled "unfair.•• "Flna.nclal succesa does not become unlawful simply because tt la aJded by prom· inenee •• tbt eoult ruled, 0 aor could It be wtthoW. loe~ the f aft\OU& out of the ecollOIDY. ' Tbe autt wu broa,ht by C•ra· dlt 0 . Ray •bo GP"'titel • to8t ·-~~, ...... t(J ..... and ··---lf'OUPI lD u.. Dl*lft tJI cabml· bla • The price has rlsen from Sl84.375 a mOnth a10. a low for the year ol $~.124. Mark.et analyst.a have predict- ed that the price will dap aoon. rally in September 3Dd peak out between November aod next March. But some predict It will rise t.o $250-$300 ln two or three years. The nre wu reported at about 10:30 f·m. at Jo Jo's, 900 North Bristo St. A nre department sp<>kesman said the blaze dld an estimated S5.600 dama1e to tbe restaurant'• real room area where It was set. lnvesU1ators aald the Ore was apparently set wttb matcbea ln the men·• rest room. There were no Injuries reported. lo Newport Loot A cat burgJar who broke into a central NewPOrt home and made off w Hh tt ,850 worth of valuables while the residents !Slept ls being sought today by Newport Beach police. ~e theft was reported Satur· day by Robert Ernest Congman •·ho aaid the break-In took place at hl• home at 510 38tb Sl. Li.ated as missing were a watch. cash and stereo equipment. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECtAL; OFFER CHEESE ~ti S A ..,.clal bl.nd Ol t.aty toned In cnolce tlut mNtl end tQPPtd with • t11«ry, CHEESE LOGS Slnok.O cMddW OllMM C'Ovef9d Wllft M*:t nut !Mitt;• dtl!Of'ttul In.IOI! • 2 tor $5:n& ... I .\ • , . . Afternoon N.Y. Steeks l TEN CENT~ N'ine Faeing Child $ex._Ring Charges A ff\Ulllnaton 8 Ac~ mal\.. tdentlntld at~ nln m• I dicted m tba.r1N ol operallha • child pornopephy aod prosUtU"-tloa rh'I. fa~ ·a·natcnm nt lcY do n l.06. A•a•lH Co.nty SU.Rt.Mor Court. Ro~rt Ffedertck Garrett. SI. or Ul4 Palm Ave • was ~ Monday by Los Aftleles Po~ armeCI wltb warra6t1 las\led after the t.o. Aa1eJea CC>Ullty Grand Jury handed clown inditt- mtn U.SUQI 43 r ony clJar1 . co :A.oeelet C6unlY ~herltf Peter Pitchei ln a new• con· ference Monday labeled the nn1'11 allqed attMlles "so vile. 10 d a1u1un,, there isn't anrthttte we caa Ht about it." The aUqed rloa members.· who UVe in areu u diverse as •'-'b\&fban la Aqeles, Sall Lake City and Great 8ritaln. were in· Cliited '°" operatln( ••stables" ot child pro&titutes 11 yottng as four years old. even ,1r11 and one boy were involved m the ring tbat was the subject of a seven-month 1n· veatlaaUon conducted by Los Anaeles authorities. The rine allegedly provided the children to adults for tbe com minion or "lewd and lascivious acts" and the taking of photographs and motion pie· tu res. Loa Angeles District Attorney o.lty ............ ..., ltlc:UN k ..... ORANGE COUNTY PARAMEOICS ADMINISTER FIRST AID TO ACCIDENT VICTIM Tlmothy P•erels, 11, CrttlcalJy Jnj"r.ct fn MlulOll Viejo lm•9"up Crash hiJi1res 2 Teens Car Careem, Hiu Truck in Mission J?iejo Two Orange Coast teen-agers were seriously injured Monday in Mission Viejo as their car careened out or control, jumping a Lo£ Ali.sos Bol4},vard median and plowing, .head QJl inttt an ~- coming pickup truck. . Firemen worked nearly an hour to free Timothy Paerels. 18, of 26591 Matias Drive, Mis· sion Viejo, from the tangled wreckage of a compact car in which he was a passenger. Paerels was reported in critical but stable condition today at SadLlleback Fears Extra Salary Cost,s Saddleback Community Hospital. The driver of the car. 16-year-o l d Sherry. Cleary of 5182 Doanoke Ave.. lrvi~. was re· pottect <lo serious bufftable..cq!\: ditlon today at Sa<fdleback. John Allen, 50, of Elsinore. driver of the truck, was treated and released. California Highway Patrol of· ficials said tbey could not ex- plain why Miss Cleary lost con· trol of her vehicle. T~OUJlg' woman was travel· Ing westbound on Los Alisos •Boulevard just west of Jeronimo Road when the car began swerv- ing around the westbound lanes. witnesses at the scene said. • ·r.uss Clear>'~ com~ac~ ~· portedly struck a roatt 111edfin · and became airborne, plunging into the oncoming pickup truck in the eastbound lanes. Firemen worked 55 minutes with the "jaws of life" trying to cul away the twisted mass of wreckagethat trapped Paerels. No Increase Voted . ' For Kindergarten Kindergarten classes will stay at 29 students'per class in the Captatrano Q.!U~ School Dis· trict; after ~voted Mpn· day not to make Pl'opoelUCJia 13 buct1et cuts by tJJcreaslna kJb. dergarten classes 'to 31 . School board memben voted 6 to l, "'*' Trustee Teel Kopp of Capistrano leach oppoaed, • to support Superlnt.ent Jerome Thornsley's recommendation not to increase the number of kindergarten students per class - Toro Savings FldiiRobbed at a savinRs or $103.956. Trustees then voted unan- imously . to cut disti;Jca re- search and development funds by 70 pereent as the sutaeriDten. dent recommended, from. $4,186 to Sl,259 saving $2,937. But trustees spared their ow conference 'Ind travel mone_y. vottn1 4 to 3 not to support tbe superlntendeut, recommebdation to cut t.belr allowance bt 80 per- cent, from $1,2:50 to *250. Voting to support n.otMley's recommendatlon to cut were trustees FAward Westberg aad Sarah Upp Of San Clemepte. abd William Thompson of Mission Viejo. • Boa~President Geor1e Whf te, , Robert Bachdor ot · La•un ~ and lan Onrton Of Dana nt supported keep the tio•r 'a conference ~ travel fUDda intact. .... Capt1trano Untfied trusteea have*5U~ .2 million from a prell .t mllllon 18'78-79 bucl•et t6 It Into line with tax revenue• reduced by pa11a1• Of ProDoiltlOD 13. AdottJon~af t\it"ftnal bud1et 1t expected Aus. 10. John Van de ~amp told hobbyist. police charged. newsmen Monday that the Los Angeles police spokesman fidence of the children and S9ld them to men usually for abput SlOO and ror as much as Sl.000 for one niaht. .. "children were actually sold. at Lawrence Domagalski said in prices ranaine up to $1.000." some ~cases, children were Garrett allegedly operated a • brought ipto the ring ·when tbe "safe bouM" ai 418 14th St.. suspects contacted their One of the men. Chartes James Hughes, was indicted on three counts of seUJng his sev~ year-old daughter for immoral. purpose3. Huntington Beach. where the parents. all otwb<>m ate single. children stayed. •'The suspects contacted Garrett. 11 building contractor single parents in the area. with a Costa Mesa office, was al· gained tbeir-eottrtdence and took lecedly involved in lewd act.I their children to the park or with !lQme o( the 1irls and is a theater," he said. Hughes, 35. oT La Puente. was also indicted on six other counts related to lbe prostitution rina. self-proclaimed pornoaraphy "They then gained th'e con· Price of: Gold At Record:· High LONDON <AP) -The price of gold soared in hei:Uc London trading today. reaching a record $207.50 an ounce before dropping back ia afternoon deali111. The big fiv~ London bullion dea~rs fixed the price of the metal at $205.10 an ounce at the afternoon fixing. down $2.40 from the record morning fixing price ofl207.i0. ... • , .... • But it was stlU $4.85 above Monday's close of $200.35. The previous high. set Frldby. was $201.30. Principals ~ed ByCUSD Princlpalt were ass(tned for tbe coming school ye.ar to CasUlle and Viejo Elementary Schools in Mission V(ejo and Las Palmas Elementary in San Clemente in a Capistrano Unified School District board ac· Uon on Monday. Vothfg unanimously to ap- prove Superintendent Jerome Thornsley•s recommended ap· pointments, trustees voted to name Richard Jottn1on principal at Viejo Scbool,Sbaroo..Sandelln pnnelpdl tU-CasWle :School and - Rkbard Thome prlnclp.al at Las Palmq School. . Johnson, 35. has been prin· cipal at Castille School since it opened lo 1973. He came to the Capistrano district in 1972 as teacher and assistant principal at Palisades Elementary School in Capistrano Beach. <See CAPO, Page AZ> 'Sgt. Pepper' F.xtraa Plan Mesa Reunion More than 1,000 Orange County extras who took part in the filming of "S~t. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Cluu Band" are expected tt> arrive ln costume ill Costa Mesa tonight for a theatrical reunion. The cast party is set for 9:30 p.m . at Edwards Cinema. Harbor Boulevard at Adams Avenue, one of several Oranfe County theaters current y showing the musical fantasy based loos~l on a Beatles' album ~ tbe me name. The film ars guitarist Peter Framp&M. i BM Gou, Steve M artln an Geor1e Burns. Accord. a s~esman for Video~• tin1 Service of Anaheim hich Qiu.stered the extras, ;Ji performers have been in vtted to the eveat. ln all, some 4,000 cast and crew made s,t. Pepper. filmed lar1e1J ln SoUthern Callfornla. Europe's other major bullion market, in Zurich, was closed for a national holiday. Gold closed there at $200.125 Monday. The dollar &.ooed to another low on the TOk'yo foreign ex· change, closing at 187.95 yen. ne arly three yen lower than Monday's closing rate of 190.80. After the Tokyo market closed. there was wild trading on other Asian markets. and 'the rate dropped~ 186.35 yen. The dollar also opened lower on European markets. .. These were the morning rateS4 · Frankfurt -2.0350 mar~ down from 2.043Q..at the close of tr~ding Monday. ir<of>aris -4.35525 French francs. down from 4.3693. _ MUu -840.25 lire. down from 842.00. Amsterdam -2.1960 guilders. down from 2.2030. ln London. the pound sold for Sl.9355. up from $1.9287. Investors and speculators <See GOLD. Page AZ) '1978 Assessments Irvine Company . , Seeking Reve~al By PHILIP ROSMARIN Of•OelfylllllltllM, lrvine Company officials are trying to persuade the Orange County tax assessor to reverse a determination that company lands be assessed at 1978 values, rather than 1975 assessments as outlined by Proposition 13 legislation. Though company officials claim to have no ready statistics. the difference in assessment levels could mean a 50 to 60 percent higher tax bill. according to county estimates. · TlfE COUNTY COUNSEL'~ office has ruled that the _ sale er stock of the Irvine Company in July ,jf 19J7 ~n- . --. • -(~TA!-X;Pa..,A.i> -,._ ' · ... ~-, -r- Saddlehac~ Valley Home Resa~~s , Oro~ Home resales in the rast· 1s down about 13 percent. in- growing Saddleback Valley dicaUng that while rewer hom~ dropped more than 20 percent are selllng the cost of each bas during the rirst half of this year, • Increased. compared with the same period Sales between J anuary and last year, according to the Sad· June Of this year numbered dleback Valley Board of 2.227. During the same period Realtors. last year. 2.889 sales were re- Figures released by the board corded, the board reported. -which compiles multiple· Homes sold durtng the first srx listing figures only -s how that months of last year generated the volume o( sales dollars also $233.&00.000. This year. they Power Lost . To 2,400 in South County (Sff RESALES. Page AZ> Night and morning low cloudiness with buy sun· shine fn the afternoons through Wednesday . Sll1hUy warmer inland portlqns on Wednesday. .Hi1hs about 70 along lH!aches to about 85 in in- land tectlons. Lows ~hl80to65. IN818E TODA W Ir mfgltl...,,. tltol tlw h¥la hoop ts comtng bod tnto /Olhion ~ IDUla CM CfGN /or fl~ Not to, 11G1 it1 manuJacturtr• -U Mv.r to.nt otd. St• featMring. PGOf CJ. .... • ...... _. ... -- 2 DAIL V PILOT Trustees Support Budget WAStilNGTON <AP > -A Houae pane! defeated a bill to· day to establish natlonwlde no. fault auto insurance, apparently endlna efforts thia year to enact Ute propo.al. Tbe vote b1 the House Com· meree Oommlttee w•~ 22 to 19. Saddlob1ek Commuftlty Cotle1to t.rosl waded lhro\ach a $24.4 million propoted bud1et Motlday nlthl andJeneraHy ff• repted the admlnl ratk>cf rw-- om mendation1 U.at wov.ld tut t>xpel\Mt ln most departrnentl. f'undlna lnlormatton Is Ull c.-omln1 In from lhe tatt and curr~nl fliures in the • rac• b\ld1et are lnconch&1 ve, Superlntendttnt Robert Lom· · bardl wanwd trusttt Tht ~- 11dllne rur r1m1I bud1et approval ls ~pt 8. Dlllf'f ..... IWff ,..... Consumer advocates and others have lone sought changes in the auto insuran«!e 11vstem that calls for legally proving who waa at fauJt before accident benefit.a can be provided. Several states have no-fault laws and the bill would have established mirumum standarda for no-fault insurance ln every state. • Tbe &978-19 proJecled Income. 1nctudln1 normal a llocations from federal. state and local bources. is S12 s million, Lom· bardl said. Proposition 13 state "bail out" 1ud ot l7 9 million. and S3 t million In carryover from last year brani the budget up to the 1978-79 propo5ed figure Cuts were made an most col· lege departmenta. Exceptions incJude community services. food s er vares and buaineas services. Primarily. offlciaJs said they tried to protect tbe overall college program. Money was not appropriated to complete the auto a nd weld· ing shops. under construction. Administrators said they will ei · plore all possible avenues of funding to complete these facilities. • Major category breakdown of budge t amo unt s include Certificated a nd C l~1Cied Saloaraes. a bout' $13 IQ!llion; Employee Benefits. $2.1 million~ Boob Supplies l;'nd EQUipi:ynt •• S96o•b0; Capital Outlay. 1'4.9 million. a nd Contingency, $290,000. Tbe trustees· next regular meeUng i& AU&. 14, and the_ pro- posed budget is scheduled lt>r publication the final week of Aujust Toxic FU11Ms . Rom 240 in Dougia, Planl A t ank containing mildly toxic hydrogen-chloride burst a leak toqey at the Mc Donnetl Douglas Astronautics Company in North Huntington Beach. forri ng evjlcuation of 240 persolli from one producUoo bull~. Compa ny s pokesm an Don Hanson said no one was injured although the work interruption lasted some 30 minutes as Hunt· ing\on Beach and Westminster fire men controlled the cloud of gas generated by the tank. H e said the che mical gas which is actually salt did not draft outside the aerospace com- pany's property Firemen called after the 8:50 a. m incide nt s prayt>d their host!s into the s ky. thus effec- tively dispersing the to~c fumes _ _fJy dHutiua.&,hem_. , .. :"~ . . .. -,,..The o~tion by the two fire de partments under the West County's Net Six program took about 30 minutt!s. Border Cop Shoots Alien ~AN DI EGO <AP > An ii· lega l alien from Tijuana was s hot by a Border Patrol officer during an incident in which of· fic~rs were pelted with rocks from the Mexican side of the border and verbally abused. a police spokesman says. "This is lhe first lime officers along the border have encoun· tered hostility among persons ii· legally attempting lo enter the U.S .. " spokesman Bill Robinson sald Monday. The wounded man was iden- lifted as Benjamin Marion San. d~al. 37. who was treated for hif wound and then jailed for in· v's tigll{ion of assault with-a deadly weapon, police said. I . OAANQI COAST DAILY PILOT . .,.,..°"_, .... °""l ........... _,, .. ,..,. ~ z.~:..~: .. -:~ .. -:.::.-:. \;ji;j._ ... ,..,.. ..._ ...... y ... C:..•• Mow ..._ ...... H-...... 9Mc11 "-~_::.•11._, lt'IHM '.Addi..,_. YetM'y ..... -II s...411CN>I .......... ~ ... •'""' " -·-~ ...... fl ..... _.,. Tiit ;or ....... , -........ -4""1 " .... -..... ,,., ... c... ....... C.ht ....... -. . . \ . ·-··-... ..... ft .......... _ ~•c"""' Vou ... _.._,_0._.,~ ,,_ ........ 1011 .. LA PAI.MAS PRtNCtPAL Rlcftard Thom• CAmLLE NtNCtPAL Sharon 8andelln F,...P.,.eAJ CAPO PRINCIPALS. • • At Viejo School. Johnson will succeed J ohn Hopkins as pnn· capal. Hopkins was appointed by the' school board earlier this year to open Carl Hankey Elementary School in Mission Viejo next September. • Johnson holds bachelor's and master's degrees from Whittier College. He and his wife. Susan. h ve in San Juan Capistrano with their three children. 10 San Juan Capistrano. At Las Palmas School, Thome s ucce eds William Limebri>ok. who stepped down from his ad· mlnlstrative <jutles tut spring to return to classroom teaching. Lime brook has been assigned an upper grade class at OJe Hanson El e m«;ntary School in San Clemente. Tholl)e came lo the Capistrano school district in 1971 to teach Spanist..and English as a Second Langu a ge elas sea at San Cle mente High School. where he The federal lecislation was strongly opposed by &roups of trial lawyers, who receive feea for the auto liability cases . Before the final vote. amend· meals that supporters said would weaken the bill were.de· feated. One of these amend· ment.s. by Rep. James J . Florio. D·N.J., would have set up re- quirement.a for rating croups ot people for setting thelr r11tes. Opponent.a said the Florlo amendment would have made It impossible for insurance com- panies to filfferentlate In rates between youths and older driven or between urban resf; dents and those who live in rural areas where the accident rate is lower. Miss ~delln, 30. ~moted Monday to principal at Castille School, has been teacher and as- sist3nt principal at Palisades ,.Ele~ntary School. She came to the Capistrano district seven years ago to teach at Crown Vall~ Elementary Scbool i~ Lagulla Niguel and has also ta ught and served as assistant principal at Moulton Elemen· la~ School in Laguna Niguel and-at-JUI. DaM Elementary School in Dana Point. was also a baseball coach. He l ~ct::~~ught al DaM Hills High Ii' estiva A bachelor. Thome lives in Dana ,Point. KU bachelor's ~ T,1g,• "1e _ degree is from Cat State Los ..I. ~ JlS A nge les. He also holds a ' . .m asj#r'9'11fiegre e in school · • .. management fro·m PepJ)erdine • ~ -_:__ ;..._!ty· Universtty. ~-U,-f, A Laguna Be ach resident, Miss Sandelin holds a bachelor's degree from UCLA. a teaching creden.tial_ frOIJl Cal St~le Los An~eles .and a master 's degree in school administration from Cal St ate Fullerton . Thome. 31, was promoted to princ ipal al Las Pa lm<1s School from his prese'bt position as teacher and assistant principal at San Juan Elementary School Bank Robber Flees from Courtroom The theft Or artwork belonging to three Festival of Arts ex· blbltors hos pi-'ompted tighter security at the festival grounds in Laguna Beach. "Jt 's sort of like locking the barn after the horse ls out." said Robert Ludwig, the new dlreclor of security for the festival. Last Tuesday or Wednesday thieves made off with two water colors belongine to Julie Watson. another small palnting by Joan Swanson and a bronze sculpture by artist Alan Ribera. Ribera said his five inch hip bronze of two figures. Called "Repose" is valued at nearly $400. His booth Is near the s teel b ar fence fronting the Festival of Arts grounds, and the artist believes his sculpture and the paintings of the other two artists wer e eithe r ha nded over >O r passed through the metal bars of the fence. SAN JOSE !AP> -Exhorted by his children 's shouts of "Go Dewey. go!." a bank robber tore himself away from guards. boll· ed out of a crowded courtroom and sped off in a luxury car a fter hearing he'd been sen· tenced to 16 year s in prison. • ''I'm in a very vulne ra ble spot Dewey Baker, 26, who netted more than $14,000 in 11 San Jose· area bank jobs in the past year. "just &11Jloped•.9ut of court, .. said anft".ate San•Joi;e ~ice Lt. Don Ewing. "ll wa:; a setup, a perfect escape."' Baker's wire . Betty Jean, their three childre n and B<1k er's mother. Mrs. Ethelyn Baker of Fresno. were present in U.S District Judge William Ingram's courtroom when Baker knocked down one person, wriggled free from three others and dashed out to a waiting Lincoln Gon- ti nental. GOLD .•. tr aditionall y turn to gold in times of monetary instability. and the steady decline of the dollar has given the metal an imp~tus that pushed it over $200 an ounce for the first lime in his· tory Friday. The price h4'S risen Crom Sl34.375 a month ago, a low for the year of $166.125. Market analyata have predict· ed that the price will dip soon. rally in September and peak out betwee11 November and next March. But some predict ll wlU rise to $250-$300 in two or three years . STILL MISSING . Valeene Miiier, 5 . .. . -·•·-Hunt Pressed For Abducted Five-year-old By RAYMOND ESTRADA Jr. Of tll9 O.lly ~li.c Steff Huntington Beach police said toda y they have found no trace o f 5-year -old beauty queen Valecn<1 Mariska MiUer who was kidnapped early Monday while sleeping next to her 86· yea.r·old great-grandmother. Police are also seeking the wher eabouts of Carnalla Miller. 23, the girl's mother, who is wanted for questioning in con· nection with the kidnapping. " Huntington Beach police Sgt. Luis Ochoa sald the ease has s erious overtones since Vale ena's brother, Jason S. Mlller .'aged 2. died in Fountain Valley after being mysteriously s uffocated. Fountain Valley police Lt. Lou Bartow said the plastic bag suf· focatton death Investigation of the Miller boy ''has not beep closed ... WHeR•les Amin· Delegatea Power . NA.lROBI, Kenya <AP 1 Ugandan President Idl Amin has onnounced that his senior wlf e Madina ·.will run the country while he takes part in a f our·day , .. uto rallY with hls junior wife Sarah. Uganda Radro sald today .. -Observers hero sntd tl\ls was the first time Amin has aMounced tJmt one or his wives will be In charce of the country. Amin married Sarah, o member or the armed force:> "s.uicide squadron." in July 1975. The broadcast said Sarah and Amin will drtve the "hLc;torical personal car." which the Ugandan leader has owned slnce he cume to power In a military coup In January 1971. and that he will wear ••h11 well-known red Jacket." It said the ru11y Will start from the town of Torono in ca.stern U1on<Sa this wttk and marks the sixth anntversury of the ··economic wnr .. l\mfn dcr.lur C!tl \A .,l"n tw •~"(~"''··tt ·•""'"t di\ (ll''l '"'' """ And ... on the festival grounds." Ribera complained in a telephone in· terview . "Anyone can pass something over the fence ... He said that if a guard were assigned to that portion or the festivaJ grounds. "lt would serve as a deterrent to thieves." Security director Ludwig said he now has a guard on the fence line. adding that s uch 0('· currences should not happen in the future. The director of security has also implemented a new receipt form to be turned in by festival art customers to the guard at the gate . "If we can get the artists lo cooperate with the new receipt program." Ludwig sa id. "we should have no probl ems.•· Tht! new security system should be in effect later this week. he said. No-fa!Jtt ins urance would e&lmh;iate most of t.be costly tawsulta over responalblllty ror uccidents~ Supporters of the con· cept say that would result ill more of the money paid ln pre- mium 1 oomina back to policyholders u aocldent I benefit.a. Opponenta of no-fault 11)' that it would diminish someone's right to sue a person who caused SD aecldent. A simllJr bill w11 ap .. oved lhl1 year' b)& the Senate Com- merce ComlDiUee. Explosives Found In Marine's Home .. I I• Charges weTe beina 80U8bt to- day agalmt a CJmp Pendleton Marine after Sen Clemente police officers di1c0-vered a cache of miUtary explosl\tes in his downtown apartment while checking a prowler report on Sunday. San Clemente Jl'tre Matshal Don Hodason a~d the Marine's name was beinc withheld unUI an arrest warrant is lasued. He said the man hasnfuMd to talk with police. except to say• that he collects exploalves u a bobby and that be had bbught some of the explQaiyes found ln hls posse5sion. Confiscated by military autt,.riUes from the 525 N. El Camino Real aj)artment were "thousands"' of rounds of rtne and machine gun ammunlUOO. . mortor. shells .-S&Ye.1-37. MM military rockets. a rocket launcher. Ulucnination shells. smoke grenades .Ind lll~gal firewor\l.,Hodgson nld. · Tbe Mattne was bein1 kept un· der surveW~ today at Camp Pendleton. as' San Clemente 1n· vest I ga t1JYS-W1Jl'1t e d wit b military authorities on tb.e case. F,.... Pflfl'! AJ SALARY ••• . , to go with a t>*iblt les$ than two percent coQtinaency or r~ om mend further program cuts lo t.he b_oard.:.; WeUe titid. describing today s dlscuasions. The top official said the dis· trict must be prepared to pay the increases even though Gov· ernor Brown's pay freeze de· clsion may be upheld. satd Hoctcson. ''We tbii* we have a case taaalnst IM Marine suspectL" said Hodpoo. "but the district mttorne1 may &!ermine that It is the people wbo sold the ex- plos Ives to the Marine who should be prosecuted. "Until that determination is made, we have to auume..that the suspect may be lnoocent. ·· F,...P-AJ RESALES ••• totaled $205.M.OOO. The average salr price dwing the period in \977 was for '80.858'. This year. the avera1e waa S92.229. •. • The board'• Afur• primarily are for •ales in the Mlss1oa Vie· Jo. El Toro. Lag\11\a Hilt. areas and parta ol Lacuna NiCUeJ. But a tioard spokesman said the figures also lllclude a growing number of sales In the San Juan ~-_ C-aptstnmth Dana Pollft . -- Cal)Btrano Bnch and San Clement-e areas where bomes generally are priced lower than in the valley. Don Newman. board pr~si· dent. said the dip in· sales wa!I not unexpeded. ··ft 's impossible to expect a rep- el i ti on of 1977 . ·• he said- ·1That's when 2.000 people showed up On Mission VleJ01 to buy £00 ho~es. W~ .are llOW. in .J:t • ~ more normalized sales titua· lion.·· Newman said higher loan in- terest rates -now between 9.75 percent and 10 percent -have probabl,v helped lower sates but And that could mean further "there's nothing in the sales cutting of programs if Welte and fi gures to cause me to become other administrators decide a pessimistic ... reduc ed contingency is ...Wo The board president noted that dangerous.' the home-sales curve tbis year is Welle predicted be would "adenticat" to that of last yeat mak~ a decision later today on m that it peaked during March. what action to recommend lo tuiled orr in April and hn re· trustees as they prepare to ap· mained relatively flat thorugh prove a fin al budget Wednesday the ensuing months That meeting will ta ke place • "The difference ... he added. at district offices. 25631 Dlseno 1s that this year's curve ts down Drive in Mission VieJo at 8 p.m . about 20percent ... Fro•PageAJ TAX-ASSE-SSMENT." • • stituted a change or ownertihip. · . Under !'Wes of Proposition 13. therefore. according lo that. IR'lhe Company property should be asseMed at M areh l. 1978 values. . Aside from the direct company impact. the. ruling af· feels 5.000 residentia l. commercial and andustnal lessees whose leases call for them to pay property taxea . . Most ol the lessees -4.000 of t.hem -are 1ndlv1dual homeowners who own their houses but lease the land from the Irvine Company • So. rathe r than ge~the full benefit of Pro~ilion 13 property tax reductions. these .,eople will be pa~1ng more •than they expected. beca use of t~e difference m assess· ment levels. of 1975 compared lo Uias year ~ HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR , DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALL:S A epecial blend ol IUIY cflMM rolltd II\ chO!Ce nut meia11 end tOC>C*' wnll • eMtry. CHEESE LOGS SmOlltd Olledda( otlffea ~#tit! Nltot n11t !MIMI; I detlQhllvl tnlQll, Tu.d!y. Auguat t, 1871 s C>A!L Y Ptl.OT .ti R11ling So11glft ;1 on Taxes ~- curb Asked on Personal Property Levies No Chaavbiist The California Supreme Court hoa been uked to order Oranae C9unty Q(rtclals lo blll and col· Itel pera6nal property tues ac· cordln1 to tax Umllatlona man- dated rn Propoettlon 13. Alona with ofQclals of 22 other California counttea. O'range County doclslon makers recently decided that t.he tax savlnt pro- vl1lon1 of PropoelUon 13 do not• apply lo personal property as they do to real property. Aa thi"ltl stand now. Orange Sentencing Loo018 in NB Rapes A Utah man arrested io Newport Beach for a series of crimes that Included burglaries, a rape and the sexual molesta- tion of a 13-year-old girl was told Monday in Orange county Superior Court that he cannot be Artut Says Nudea 'Strong' • c lassified as a mentally dis- dtdered sex orrender. By SfEVE MITCHELL Van Deusen has had his fans. ot .. o.,.,.._s.... too. To Laguna Beach sculptor Ed · "One young mother came up mund Van Deusen. there are on· with her husband and chUd. and ly two forms of art. after looking at my work. for The kind you display in your awbl~ tWl)ed 1o her tuisband living room -called decorative and said, 'l}ead ft and weep,' " art. - --v-an Deusen laUglied. And the kind you don'L Van He lfid a blind woman came DeQHD creates the second fORn, up anc!"felt the.cold. smooth sur- wbicb be calls art-as-history. face of his nudes with her hands. H l s ex press I v e nude "She understood bette~ than s~u~ are. rai.sin& qui~ a -. itiose'Wtth eyd,""What l"m~g ruc:.'kus at the Sawdust Festival -lo say .. fn~aguna "'Beacb thiS season, · . and nobody's enjoying it morf' "Most men 10the18 to 25 year than be. age group are put off by them." Van Deusen creates flesh-the long-time Laguna sculptor colored resin models of women said. "They·~e l~kh'lg for the in various poses, and while he is eternal. virgu\ with the cen- often labeled a sexist and male terfold figure. chauvinist pig by feslivalgoers. ''If. I've h~ard the ~ord he claims to be exactly the op-·~ross on~~· I ve heard st 5(.l() posite t1meshere. bela~ghed. . His nudes are shocking to say_ .. ~ ~ut. he says he s n~t showmg -·-the least. oispTayed in grotesque a~ythmg. m~re graphic ~.han .the pos itions. with facial ex-pictures m Joyo! Sex, Wl\ich. pressions that some ··isitors take he adds, sold 10 mlll!on copies. to be pain. He does admit his art prob· "Had I done them with pretty ably won't show up in some- smUes and In langorous posi-one's living room -even tiona like a Playboy centerfoW though the pieces would definite· that would be sexist," van tr be topic for cocktail conversa- Deusen said. uons "But I 'm a feminist to a Besides the problem of.where fault." be smil~. adding he is lo put it, potential buyers also attempting to "capture and re-have to come up with the $7.500 cord the women's movement to $8,500 price lag fo r Van with bis scultpures. Deusen's art. It'tiust that his public doesn't "I, pr\ce t.bem '#here only an afwaysseeilthatway. Arab woulli be interested," he "Sure, I've had threats from said. "But as museum pieces. angry viewers who dido 't un-the price is Mght. · · dersland what they're seeing," Van Deusen. who was a co- he said. Even feminists have founder of the Sawdust Festival .· asked him why he made his 12 years ago. says be's not con· models so "unrealistic." cerned if his work doesn't sell. "They don't realize that what "It's my statement on women I 'm showing them is a \lery and I don't really care if it sells. powerful woman." "In fact. I've instructed my r\nd Cibat Point upsets many of children ·in m~ will to tak4!"1t all -lits-male visitors.·van De-usel\ -Cothe-aump.wllen(cfie."'· ~ said. "Nothing turns them off That saves them the trouble or more than ~ vision of an ag· trying to dedde who gets the gressive woman." sculptures. he laughed. Btmting t o n Eq1ert TV to Air Dangers Of Aluminum .. Wires A special report on the hazards of aluminum electrical wiring that exists in millions of American homes. creating fire haaartls, Will be aired on Chan· neJ 4 televiaion thlj-Week. Huntington Beach Fire Department Capt. Carl Duncan, one of tbe·natlon'a e~rts on tbe ""'\ problem, was interviewed by consumer advo4!ate David Horowitz on the Issue. Programs are scheduled tonight and Thursday al 6 p.m .. featuring rum footage explain- Chauvinists, Take Heart jud,.e John L. Flynn Jr. is· sued the ruling that makes Gerry Curtis Branagan, 30, of Provo. Utah. eligible for sen· tencing that could put him in state prison for life. • Branagan had-eallier pleaded guilty to 16 felony counts. Judge Flynn made his de· term I nation after studying the ·• reports of two psychiatrists. He called for probafion reports on BTanagan and wttl read· tbem before imposing set\tence Aug. 11 Branagan was arrested Jan. 15 after he led pursuing police in a...£oet race through Corona del Ma r a few hours after a woman was raped in that community. Arresting officers later linked Branagan to ~he burglaries of nearly 30 Newport Beach homes in which the lntruder displayed a strong preference for antiques. s tain e d glass and costly artworks. Branagan was convicted or molesting the 13-year-old girl in Corona del Mar Jan. 10. He was further convicted of sex perversion In connection with the rape of the Corona del Mar woman. At one lime. Branagan was questioned in connection wflh the hunt for the "Eastside Rapist," a man who has sexual- ly attacked more than 30 women in a northern California area. cent ered in Stookton a nd Sacramento. Officers closed their inquiries after concluding that Branagan was not the man involved in the northern California rapes. Judge Flynn found Branagan guilty of 13 counts of burglary. one CQunt of rape. one count of sex perversion and one count of s;hild..molestation. Income T a x Foe t o Sp e ak In Cle m ent e The l...lberty Amendment. pro- posed legislation to phase out tbe federal income tax. will be dis· cui,sed Thursday in San Clemente by California Senate candidate David Bergland. Bergland, national chairman of the Libertarian Party and 1976 vice presidential candidate in national elections, will ad- dress a meeting of the Yes on 23 Committee. which supports the Llberty Amen4ment <House Joint Resolution 23). Thursday 's meeting ls scheduled for 7 p.m. In the San Diego Gas and Electric auditorium, 101 W. El Portal. · A former teacher and edjtor, Coata Mesa attorney Bergland has advocated r epeal of tbe federal Income tax since the ear- ly ..1960's, said Chuck Tucker of the Yeson23Committee. Additional tnrormation on Thursday's meeting ls available by calling Dorothy Overton. committee publicity chairman, at 491-8217, ttebings. County penodal property tax· payers later tbls week wlll eol· lectlvely receive tax bills total· lq at.oUt tM mlWon. · But lf the SUpreme Court ls· sµea the requested order. Proposltion 13's one perceia of run market valuei tax lhnll will reduce the collecClve tax blll to an estimated MO mlllion. Perso11al Pl'Ol>erty Includes such Items as boats, airplanes, business inventory and some buildings built on leased land. 'J'hre1rias DO queltion but that voter •pproval or Pl'Oposltlon 13 last June 8 rolled back tbe value of real property to lt.s lt7$.1$ level and placed the oae pereeat of raJr market value tax llmit on all real property. The .state Attorney General's oCf ice ~aid the tax lJmtt 'pro- vision a~ applied to penonal property. But county lawyers in 23 of the state's counties disa1reed. Consequently, the 23 coun~. lncludinl Orans• County, ~ already bave or plan to -mall " per1001l property tax bills calculated on pre-Propositl~ atanduda. , Orqe County ls not tbe Gilb respondent named in tbe petlUOI) filed ln the Supreme Couri by tbg atate Attorney General's office. Officlala ln alJ 23 dlslklent coun. Ues are ~ ln tbe Supreme ~ Court peUtJon flJed on behalf of state Controller Keo Cory and tile state Boardol Equali&atlon. I n Onna~ County, county Au ditor-Contro ller Vac Helm f orcast lueb a lawau.lt. Mc>nday, Heim said be bas ao alternative but c,o follow the bW· ing advice recomm ended by County Counsel Adrian Kuyper'a between the bllll~ rates until But Helm ~ tie-will likely lmPOUDd the porUoo of the tax bUb In excess ol the diffe~ between the btl.Urr~nterunUI the courts dedde the llsue. That means Orange County pen<>naJ property taxpayers will be malled bills later this week based on assessment '"d taxing standards In practice before Proposition 13 was · ap- proved bythestate voters. For most personal proper- ty tax owners their bills will be SO to 40 perce~t higher than ir Proposition 13's tax limitation provisions were applied. Like Helm. County Tax Collet- tor-Treasurer Robert Citron said ,, Monday he has no choice but to • mail the lax· btJ1s calculated by Helm totaxpayers. NlwL YYIEO$ LEAVE MOSCOW cHUACH AFTEA~NG I Chrtltln• Ona ula With New Mate. Sefv!L9'!,Y!OY Christina Onassis Marries· ·Communist MOSCOW <AP' -Christina Onassis. one ot the world's rtch~tt women, took all out:bf- work Rusaian C()mmunisl for her third husband ln seven years today. They rode to the ceremony in a battered, bor- rowed yellow Chevrolet. The 27-year-old daughter of the late Aristotle Onassis became the wife of 37-year-old Sergei Kaurov in a 10-minute c,ivjl saarriage ceremony at- tended by 11 invited guests and a group of Soviet photographers. It was the bridegroom.'s second marriage. The nuptl;lls took place in Moscow's Central Palace of M arriag~l a huge ornate green mansion Ulat poce belonged to Czarist nobility. His mother. with whom the couple will live in a two-room apartment. was pre· sent. but his 9-year-old daughter by his first marriage was not. While policemen held back a crowd. of about 300 spectators and Western journalists who were barred from the ceremony, the couple pulled up to the build· ing in an old car loaned them by the Greek Embassy. She wore a long drop-shouldered gown or purple-nowered chiffon and car· ried red and white roses. He wore a dark gray business suit. Inside the palace. the C<*J>le exchanged "das" and gold rings and signed the register. "ls your decision to marry si n· cere and Cree. a nd can you ensure the full happiness or you and your future family"" a woman official who prei.idcd asked. Perldot la tii. 'blrtt'tstone for August en<f'eerty lnhebltants of St. John's Island Clllled it the "gem ot the sun ... St John la an island off lhl aouthem tip of Egypt and was first worked for perldot • Mrfy as 1500 B.C. At that time, the place was known u •The Island of ~nta" becaUM 1 it WU Infested With Polaono<ls enakes. An Egyptian king decided to have th• anaJcea deeUowd to facllltatt.. prospecting for peridot. St. John la ltlll the mator eouroe of perldot although U la also found In BurmL ~ Mexico and Arlz:one. Perldot I• one of the gematonea which occurs In on· ty one color. ™• particular atone occure only In green. Of eourN tht ahedet of green do vary. The top grede. the 11'\0at dnlrabl• and valuable. 11 a "'•dfum to dark, allghlly yello~l•h-oreen atone. "-'Y l!ght colored nwten1I 11 called Clllysollf& CMl1c ~oow-grttn to brownllh·OrHn material la . A ft er they answered ar· firm,Uvely, she declared: "Ac· cording to the law of the Russian Republic. you are man and wife." No members o{ the bride's family were presenl. The couple emerged smiling from the building after 25 minutes. and she told reporters who mobtied them, "l feel fine, very good.·~ They climbed Into . Kauzov's traY Volga sedan. but • he had trouble starting it, and a nervous look replaced her smile. A wedding teception and a news conference were to be held at the lntourist Hotel. where Christina has been stayinc in a $200-a-day suite for six weeks. The newlyweds leave Thurs· day for a honeymoon at Lake Baikal. to Siberia, a favorite Soviet holiday spot. On their re- turn they are to live ln the Moscow apartment he. has shared with his mother since his divor~e this year. · ...-. Kat120\"met "ehristirta in ~1'\s in 1976. the year after she in· herlted control of the Onassis shipping empire as her falher·s only surviving child. He was head of the Paris offic~ ot Sov· frakht. the Soviet freight firm. She arrived in Moscow in June. maintaining that she had come on business and that there was no romance . But meanwhhile he had divorced his wife and .._guil his $235-a-week job. After n~r arrival. he was her constant companion. but she repeatedly denied she planned t.o marry until last week. "There ls a difference of legal opinion and uoUI the .Lssues ~ resolved in ~rt r think nc <Heim> Is justified ln impound-ing +M extn-taxes:'"·-Cttl'Oft--· said. · · Both Helm and Citron said re- fund l n1 the possible excess m oney to more than 200.000 " Orange County personal proper. ty taxpayers wtn be a massive Job. · 8\.lt Citron and Heim also said' .. there would be a danger in W\r : derbUUng because It might be ' legally impossible to bill addi· . tlonal taxes after the billif\I' : deadline. > • · In a related matter. the As· sessor's office repQrted Monda1 that the county's 197S.79'asse1111'- m4l1lt role will not be ready to-dat aa originally forecast by~ sessor Bradley Jacobs. It ls now planned to have ·tbe secured aaseument role completed by Aug. 14. , ' Tbe retUlar assessment role waJ ~mpl~ by the mandated July \' de~C!. But under Proposlli.on 13, the value of real property had to be rolled bactc to its 1975-76 fair - market value. necessitating the preparation of a new property tax roll by Jacobs and his staff CHICAGO <AP> -Three !'mall boys left alone in an apartment authorities said was padlocked died after a fire broke out in the kitchen. "It was very possible that we might have been able to rescue. them If we'd gotten in faster.~:! said battalion Fire Chief Josep& Murray. ~ "You try to tell people not to lock themselves up like that. but they do It anyhow ... Murra31 added Killed were Raymond Parker. l Y,:: Tony Parker. 6,, and Don Parker. 7 known as OIV!tlO Pel'tdot Is a very-affordable gemstone w1tti a rather atabte price. Although larger peridot. may coat several hundred dolla,., you can still put some "sun" in Y°"' Ille tor under $100. As Amencan Gem Socie- ty Jewelers. we are qualified to guide you in purchMlng the finest quellty poa1ble for the p<lc. YoU .. to pay. Margaret Gabfe and Heten PoPlet .. wortdng dlMQentty on upd~ our mefllng ll1ta Jn ~attoft of our fall man•nge. They try .,.,.., hwd to kwp • current ~ file on an of our petrqna but aomeUmet you forget to tell us when you move. tf YoU hllYe mcMld etnce the lut time you reoei"9d mall fr~ ue . . • or If you M* have. but would Ilk• to be In· clu<Seo In our melli(lgt .•. lu•t Q•v.t UI • oall aM we wlO be happy to edd your ~me Our .t tei.J>hon. number It &4243t0 We '#HI tit ~ to hMt from you. I• . .... ·! . . . f t,44 DAILY PtLOT Tueedey. Augu.t 1, 1171 WEATHER I NATION I WORLD "1 • !W ... I 4'ast :~: ~ ... ,.., .. Any Offer A.NY STW&AaTS Otn' TRE•ET-Mr. Carn>ll Roetnbloom. owner ol tho 1• Oranae County prof ualonal football team, mmt bave 1 pretty 1ood lnklln1 today of whet Loi An&eifill really tboueht about hia l\aml. Not too much. apparently. Thia tntelUaence develoct ~a\lae Mr. R01enbloom la movln1 hb foot"'ball club to Anaheim SUdhnn In 1980. aban· donln1 the creaky old LA Memorial ColiteUm. While aU the neaotiations were 1ohl1 on, u to wb~ the R•lrui football club would at tbe CollMwn or move to Oran;e County. Mr. R becrd a whole lot about bow Loi Ancelenoa lo ootball 1quad. IT WAS 111E OU> HOIQTOWN Blue and Gold. The Rams and LA were at.eeped ln mutual athletic tradition. Such a love affair a,bould De.Yer be rtl>P«l asunder just because the stadium tbreatened to fall down upon the Rams' horns. Prior to t.he announcement that the Rams would in· deed depart to Aoaheirq's Bil A, the leader of the Los An1eles wooing sectHJn was tbe noted LA County s upervisor. Kenneth Hahn. He led the drive to lieep the Rams ln the city. The drive flopped. Hahn whined a lot 89 IJ.S. and V.N. Lebanon Asks lnt~rv:ention BEIRUT. Lebanon <AP> -Lebanon aou1ht U.S. and U.N. in· tervenUon today to let retrouped units of the Lebanese army move Into southern Lebaneae regions bordertn1 Israel, informed sources reported. · France and Norwa)' atso were asked to bring pressure on the Jewish state to withbold support of Lebaneae Christian militias th a t c a 11 e d lo r Is r a el ' s now blockint the army advance withdrawal from southern to the aouth. the sources said. Lebanon and created the U.N. THEY SAID U.S. Ambassador Richard Parker was asked to urtenlly communicate the re· quest for U.S. intervention on 'Jrounds tbe United States aponaored the U.N. resolution AirpQrts In Britain 'In Chaos' LONDON CAP> -The stiff UP· per lip Britons have shown over five days of airport chaos curled into a snarl when vacationers who waited 27 hours to fly to Venice were turned back in JO.id· flight because of technical ptob· lems. force there. France and Norwa!' were selected for diplomatic pressure because their forces make up the bulk of the U.N. force. the in· form ants reported. They said the campaign was mounted by President Elias Sarkis' government soon after Israeli-ba~ked militiamen opened· fire on Lebanese reg- ulars to prevent them from reaching Uieir southern desUna· Lion Monday. THE ABMY COMMAND in Beirut accused Israeli border gunners of also shelling the 650-man contingent. But the sources said the Chris· lian president and Moslem Premier Salim el Hoss resolved to go ahead with plans to deploy the army in t}\e south despite ob· jeclions from Israel and local Christians. A government spokesman also dismissed as "nonsense and 9\dicutous" claims in Israel that tile southbound force was Syrian-influence<t or even made up of Syrians in Lebanese army ...... uniform&'. • • Waterspout Strikes A huge waterspout. the ocean's version or . i.Ornado. cut . a path of destruction about 75 yards wide through North Carolina's Outer Banks at Kill Devil Hills Monday. One person was killed and four injured as the gray twister leveled a row of houses in a 350-yard swath. Total damag~ was estimated at about $500.000. Height of the .. w a tersj)out was -esthntited ~a bout· 600 feet-before •· slammed ashore in the resort area. One hundred and-sixty-two passengers aooatd the charteftd Boeing 7fY1 refused to leave the plane when it returned to ~atwlck airport'80uth of London after an hour in the air and de· manded thP-ir money back Mon-day W3bL .-. · • POUCE WERE CAI.I.ED in to clear them from the airliner. Airport oCClcials. said the passengers were "aogry and frustrated" but were shepherded from the plane without incident. "These are silly claims," the spokesman said. "The newly re· •grouplfd..IQrces are totally Leb~nese from all religious sects and they-are determined t'O come out from their first real test In the south with flying col· ors whatever the costs will be.'' Man Escapes -Cuha-.: W00tng a New Girlfriend With Ulterlo; Motives after the announcement with such statements as the Orange County Rams would turn to lemons. The supervl$or was showing all \he traits of the jilted lover. Then only yesterday, Hahn seemed to have regained some of bis composure. It was announced in the news that he was inviting another National Football League Club in· to Los An~les -. th~ Jlaltimore Colts. YOU HAD TO PONDER this and say. well. the move has some cool logic about it. It was just a few years back that Mr. Rosenbloom owned t.h'e Colts and swapped ownershi for the Rams. So perhaps the Colt ownership still tra nterest in Los Angeles. have to see this Supervisor Hahn's way. If you once ved a Ram and got jilted. you could probably fall in lov 'l agah:. with. a ?'It.... • \ . .. • But Ulen today, t~smaying· ~ appast'ed-:·'l'he-· .L. real Kenny Hann was unmasked. It was announced that be had invited all remaiJ\lng 27 National Football Lea.iue teams to become the hometown love of Los An~eles. WHY, LA IS READY to accept any new sweetheart. Steal from San Francisco and you ve got the Los Angeles 49ers. Rip off the Houston team an:l overnight it's the Los Angeles Oilers. Or grab the Dallas club so you have the Los Angeles Cowboys. Raiders, Dolphins, Seahawks, Cardinals, Chargers. Buccaneers, Glants, Jets-it doesn't matter. How about the Monsters of the Midway, the Chicago Bears? They could become the Monsters of Santa Barbara Avenue. Los Angeles wouldn't be shy. Just give 'em anybody's NFL team and Los Angeles will clutch it to its smoggy bosom. "You can't really blame them for be1r1g so mad,'' said a spokesman for the charter group, British Airtours, a sub- sidiary o£ tha.state-i:un British_ Airways. "They had waited a long time to get off the ground." Tens .of thousands of would-be travellers have been stranded at British airports because or a slowdown by French air traffic controllers. Long delays have been reported at most major European airports AN ENGLISH AIRPORT spokesman said the delays were "the worst we've ever had - beyond belief." Many British flights to the Continent travel through French air space, affected by the ~ction of the 2,500 controllers.. who are demanding more pay and better working conditions. The chaos was expected to worsen as passengers continue to turn up for flights that are de· layed anywhere from 10 to 48 hours. ... ... -·-fHE.AlRPOltfS AirE-sw~l(ed with thousands of Americans and Canadians seeking cut-price tickets across the Atlantic. Many more are camped outside ticket Offices In London. Sorne have waited seven days ror low· price tickets that are strictly ra· tioned under International avia· lion regulations. British Airport Authority of· ficlals said only 16 flights an hour were being allowed through French air space -about one- tenth or the normal tramc at this time or year. There were similar reports from other parts of Europe - and the delays were worsened by landing holdups. Winds Rip Alabama 'lhuntlerstornu Follow in Wake of 'Amelia' ..., ... ......, ...... ,. ~ ,, \'OU 00""',,.... __ w,)011111 e111111e-.1 ""' -'/l1>JICCIOl'M41 .. __ 8Mll!OI¥" .......,, '11 -.. ftOI ='~ C:W:,:0:,"' ..... (: ..._,.., CaSfonala THE FORCE WAS pinned at the so uthern village of Kaoukaba, 25 miles from the town of Tibnine that .has been chosen as command head· quarters for the Lebanes~ reg· ulartroopsinthesouth. Israel turned over a six-mile deep strip or southern Lebanon along its 59-mtle-long northern frontier to Christian militias led by renegade Lebanese officers Maj. Saad Haddad and Maj. Sarni Chidiac. Both commanded a long private war asainst Vasser Arafat's guerrrnas before Israel invaded southern Lebanon in March to push guerrillas off its northern flank. On Two lnnertubes MIAMI <AP> -A Cuban handyman pulled from the sea near . the Florida Keys says be used ping-pong paddles as oars and fought off sharks and dodged Cuban navy patrols during a harrow· ing seven-day journey to fr~om floating on two innertubes. Then he wept when he saw an American flag. The ordeal of 27-year-old Ramon Estevez Cordova ended when he was re8cued SUnday·bythe crew of a pleasure boat about five_ miles off the coast of Key Largo. CORDOVA WAS SURPRISED Monday when he was reunited with his foster sister,'Sonia Batista, in Miami. "l thought she lived in New York. so that ls where I was trying to Oo~t to," he explained. Cordova's first words to his rescuers were, in Spanish, "Is this New York?" Cordova said he had planned his night for a year. wanting to eseape the Cuban politieal sys~m. He said he left his home in Habana del Este, a Havana suburb, on July 23 after waiting nine days for calm seas. At tbe coast he posed as a fisherman to avoid suspicion, then launclled bis makeshift craft -two innertubes he bad scavenged from a car and a truck then bound with twine and covered with burlap. HE DELIVERS -~ --,_.. ~ -·--- .. MORE NEWS EVERY DAY ' THAN WALTER CRONKITE FRANK REYNOLDS JOHN CHANCELLOR In a typical half-hour show, a television news personality reads only about as many words as are printed every day on the front page of the Daily Pilot. Thus, your Daily Pilot carrier brings you a lot more news of the state, nation and world than you see on TV. And. you get' complete news and pictures or events close to home that Watter. Frank and John don't have ttme for. There are more than 900 Daily Pilot "newscasters". Each is an independent merchant learning valuable lessons about pea. ple and business. Boys and girls over 10 years ol~ can earn while they team as Dally Pilot carriers. To become a Daily Pilot "newscaster" just call 642-4321 and ask for the circulation d partmenl Chances are good you'll find a profitable carrier route near your h,ome . Walter really doesn't mlnd the com· petition . DAILY PILOT , J STOCKS I BUSINESS Tue&day• NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS 2 p.m. (EDT) Price• o.t.•i..~ ......... .,,. ... v_.M...,.,t.PM"1<."'•• ......... D11re1t .... 0"'1nNu•0<11 ........ .__ ............. ,.._ ............ ,,~~ .... lflllCINl I s OAll. V PILOT U Value Falls .·~· Collectible. Lo1e Worth By SYLVIA PORTER The popularity of "collectiblea" -so-called "U01ltcd edltlon" medallions, colns, reronis, inaots. platea, •PC>OnS. statuary -has saturated the 01arltet. The chances ol flnd· log a "winner." therefore, are dJminisbin1. Buyers lhould be OD guard. New ediUona of artistic pieces that have cauaht the public's fancy are flooding the market ln a now estimated at more than 1,000 a year. lncreHlna numbers or manufact.urers are entering the "collectibles" marketi Ap. pralsaJ by Aetna Lire and Casualty, one of the nat on's largest insurers of personal property and "objets ~·art," is that 80 percent or collectibles are worth less now than the day they were purchased. REFLECTING THIS OETEalORATION In t he market ls the report in the 1978 "Guidebook to Franklin Mint Issues" Cfifth edition> that the Kennedy Memorial __.medal is sW1 at $40-to '64). higher than the S2:S issue price. but no higher than the 1977 listing. A set of 15 gold medals for the prime ministers or Canada that came out in 1971-72 at SS70 is ranging from $1,100 to $1.250. That's a gain, but not a sensational one considering what SSTO would have earned at 7 percent sim· plf int~ in the same time. Some "instant eolJecUbles" continue to climb slgnllicantly in value over a period. For instance. a hmi\ed edition·FrankUn Mlnt sterling silver plate, which sold In 1970 for $100, is now being ortered by one dealer for SSSO. But such increases are becoming rare There i s no established market through which to resell collectibles , which means no estabHshed prices and no simple Money's Worth . . ways to bring potential buyers and sellers together. With markups at 240-270 percc;.nt oq many collec:Ubles, there is -virtually If buiit-in losS"'it<ln item sells for oDJy the worth br the material from which it is compo5ed. I . . . . -. MA.NUFACl'VRER& ADVERTIS& TllE ltemll but, says Aetna. often with incorrect appraisals and sometimes at prices dramatically higher than true market values. Consequently, Aetna, for one. will not ins~_r,e s~cb items ·,..:.... ror more than thUr AefuaJ purchase iniee. • 'J!he Price ob--• •. talnable when the collector decides to seU is often a small · fraction-of the so·called market price used for appraisals of the collectibles," it says. Fledgling collectors must be wary or fraud. when a so- c ailed "floater" will try to sell a replica of famous originals as the real thing. "Limited editions'' produced after expiration or the production cut-0fr date also have been foisted upon unsuspecting collectors. The question to ask: How much will an assortment of instant collectibles, bought today. be worth ln five years .. "ll is practically certain the coUecUbles advertised will be worth less than they cost,·with no market in which to sell.·· Aetna says. An owner will be lucky to salvage half the in· .... vestment upon sale. • For newcomers Aetna suggests: -Buy what ple~ your own t.aste. -Buy only from a manufacturer. mint or dealer '" whose reputation and integrity you have verified. -Buy what fits your pocketboQk and under no circumstances borrow to purchase the plece. -Do not view commemorative art as a bed&e again.at tnflation or protedlon against deflation, but rather as a speculation. Some collectors, suddenly pressed ror cash and forced to sell, have bad to accept as little as 30 cents on the dollar for their collections. -insure collectibles against. losses by an "all-rtsks hobby collection policy," available on listed "collectibles·· at SlS per $1.000 of insurance coverage ror on.e year. Tbjs type of poUcy provides much broader coverage than you could get under a homeowner's policy. IJank Forecasts Sknver Growth Calitornia's economy had a green light during the first half of 1978, but the passage of Propositlon 13 In June changed it to yellow as far as economic trends for the balance of the year are concerned, according to United California Bank. The mid-year "California Economic Trends" report, published by its research and planning division. says' that during the first six months, new homebuilding continued to s lip and the state's unemployment rate was stuck above the 7 percent level. GOOD NEWS CITED IN the report included new or· ders in the aircraft and defense industries. brisk tourism business and a non-resideotl1lJ construction boom. Employment gains in California during the opening months of 1978 were up an average of ~.000 new non.farm Jobs, 4.8 percent more than the comparable 1977 period. For the nation, non.farm employment advanced by 4.2 percent. The report ,-----------.... says the state's employ. ( J ment is being un -TAKJNG STOCK deres timated, so the growth diHerenli al __________ _,, between California and the n ation will be even greater. In specific employment sectors, the healthlesl percen· tage gain was in wholesale trade. up by 6.2 percent from the first hallo( 1977 to 1978. the bank said. Construction was a close second with a 6.1 percent gain, while retail trade and services each recorded 5.7 per· cent increases tn the number of Jobs. On a numerical basis, service Industries in the state created 98,000 new jobs, retail trade 82,000 and manutacturin& added 72,000 new Jobs. BETWEEN THE FIRST 'six months or 1977 and 1978. the government sector .added 58,000 new jobs, or 14.S per· centofthestate's newoon.farmjobs. The rePOrt said that durtnc the last six mootbs of 1978, there should be continued economic expansion in CaUfomia. but al allghtly slower rates. The state should continue to easUy outperform the United States, accordJng to the bank. · " Do.as Lists 1978 Fll'St Half· Gain • \ . ~ . .. .. DAILY PILOT I I I "11 \ ' e«NNO .. , ..... R 1 -ICY Olom A--06d~Olfa F~ .... llMIMlct In • ~ -1ortloft ....... 11wohrl119 Ott•11 eOON"TIAT "Troublot """' ..... "' ~ .. • tfWllOl'tM ~ 0.tteti... lton• Afld I( .... ~.,,.... ....... In .. '=--°'lMv Julla CMd. Or CM1 E• 1t01tw on CCIPl'Q Wit!\ IN OMttl of a ....... hOfM and~ IU9"Q hDtM cate oroor-°' the v... .. · ~·"°" Tuetdey, Ale'* 1, 1171 ' Television c:iutton Md .,.__ an ~""for tw1ng.-1 =: ,...._ (fQ ..... ..,... .. (1tNl "'°'*' Mtedlun\. urNe ~o...u.... ... ....... In w.loo. (2 In.} •• tW'f"I °""' ..,... '°' Tiie o.ttNt" How9fd C»••lfl*n 8fld Fonltll llOld out ~ their Mlow ~ wl'4lft ~~CM~ ·=(R) • •\t "A ONclly Affelt" ( tH7) Jam•• M .. on. $1rnone ~ A 8ritllh lntetllgenOI olflCer .. Mnt 10 ~ en enony. moue llCUtr a.it to the FOfelgn ~ .acus- lng 1 k~ 11'111'1 cf COl'MIU- nilt afMt1lonl.. (2 !wt.) TUBE TOPPERS KGET U 7 :30 -28 Tonight. Governor Brown's primary election challenger. Jules Klmmit. is profiled by host Clete Roberts. NBC 8 8:00 -"Contract on Cherry Street.•• Frank Sinatra stars as a frustrated New York Police inspector in this 1977 TV movie with Martin Balsam. CBS 8 8:30 -"The Russians are Coming. the Russians are Coming." Carl Reiner and Eva ~arie Saint find the captain of a groonded Russian sub- marine <Alan Arkin> an unwelcome vis- itor to his Cape Cod cottage in this 1~ movie comedy. Slattl<ann G MOVll! . TONIGHT 'S LATEST UST1Nas Max and the Ctllef 00 ' uno...co-10 '"'"" .. KA06acheme • CAmONED A8C N£WI MORNING 12:00• lWIUOHT ZONE "AlflO-A-Dlno Oltf' I~ Alllptl ....... ltnpendlnc.j Wiit of 1111 mother ·In-law with a growing l«IN Of c:llNSltf 12.:0C) • 9 A9C MOVtf • •••.11 "~tUf'n To Eatth" 119781 Clllf Aot>erteon. Sh1tlty Knight Edwin Atdrtn's atruggle to edl\Jll to 11 nC>fmll Ille • alter at1111n1ng lame .. '"' astro- naut la dramatlnd. (Al 12:30 8 MOVIE • Qlrl'lb to temptauon Md i lotthe nllUI (2 tvs I ' 2:81 .-wt a.-oo MOYll • • "AMcn For Tiie s-t" I lt571 Kenneth M0"9, AltllM!d« Knoa A l\ln4l- c:aoped ~....,. to .,11111. ''*' ny ""'" the MF. (2 In, 5 mlrl I • MOYll tilt • "The MMQUertdtir'' I 19331 Ronald Colmen, EllMa Landi The jOumalla1 COUllft of • drue>-ad<llcled man ta petaua(leo 10 muqueraoe .. nos ~" CIUrtng Ille ~.,,' s brellc • ~.Ct"'. 25 rn1f\ I 4:00D MOVIE • • '"°" "Cage Of Golcl" I 19521 J9an S1rn"'Ol''· David Fanar A pttlty ~ mar nea an llCtventut«. ,.,,,.,rtes upon hl9 .. £>- CIC>Md o.a111 only to be ~by him. (2 '" .. ' . --- ; rra IVIJn'800• 1 ....... • CNQ. IUIMETT AHOFMMJ8 ~stew~ . • MOVll • CHN811NA'8 WORLD A Nm pof1ral1 of Chriatlna Olton. Ille women who modeled tor Andttw Wye&h'• moat famou1 pelntlng. Is SW-led * ·~ "The World. The Fl"h And The Devil" ( t959) Hany Belalonte. 1nger S.._,s, Alter a f\UClear hOIOelWll. the thr• awvNof's decide that hllnnOn)' la -tlal 10 their continued txlltenoe. (2hrl, ••• "Two For The S-.w" C t8821 Aobett Mitchum. Sl'urley Macl.Mne A YOUOQ -ti\ comlincM lier boyfntnd to go bKll to 1111 tMfe and accept hlmNlf N ht la 12 hrl.. 25m1n I •:211 NEWS ... _ . . ::: :=: WThe a.w:. klOnomy c=-..wa ~-TONeHT t::30. MY THME .,_ AoO«Jle .,. Aor.-to .... -nlllgl\bofa' Jul'9t ...... a feud '""" Immi-nent ~ the two ,.,,,..... Laverne and Shirley <Penny Marshall and Cindy Williams> are so.year-old spinsters who finally go down the aisle -to Lenny and Squiggy -in this dream episode of the top-rated comedy show tonight at 8:30 on ABC. Channel 7. • ..::t4AEL JAa<90N Or. Raymond Prob1t, Swltnttand'I am~ to the united Stat• lllkt tbOUt hil OCIUMry'I IOfe4gn policy, lndlatry. ~ problem1 and foreign ~atlon. • MALESTAnAHD -... YOU "What About A Srnall 1n-iment Property?" (I) TO TELL nf£ TRUTH 0 MEAVGAIFFIN Guatt.: J(Wf Blahop, Mel Tiiiie. 7:00 I CM NEWS N8CNEW8 UAABCU.18 • WON.DHIW8 TONONT 0 IOWUHOFa.. DOU.AAS • ILOVEUJCY Thlilf -home ptOl/el lo be I bttl1t grOUl\d fOt Ille Aloarda.., e THlF'.9.1. A payd!Opatlllc «imln1I. having lhOt two Federal rnarsna11 while MCIPing from • courthou1e, decldea to blackrnail a rich Qlayboy. • MACNEii. / U!HRER ASIOAT &l PAINT wmt NANCY "Ulec:I" O.a1111.t LlsflRfl• • KNXT (CB~ LOS Angeles a t<NBC (NBC) t.,os Angeles • KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV(lnd.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego I l<TTV (Ind ) Los Angeles KOOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angel~s G KOCE·TV (PBS> Huntington Beach (I) JOK!R'9 W1U> 7~ 8 THI MUPflET8 GUiit: Clorlt t..Mctlmln. I 'CANDID CAMERA NEWlYWID GAME 111 HOUYWOOO 8QUARO I JOt<!A'8 WILD ~OOOOOUPLE Fallx and OtcM dec:IOe to hOld ttielr own "decathlon" to determine who'• ltt bat· ,., ph)'llcal condition. e HTOHIOHT Host: Clele Roberti. A profile of Jutee Klmmlt • challenger to Jarry Btown In the 1978 gubtmatort.I ptlmtfY. • WONOeAfUl WOAL.D ~COUNTRY MUmC Ell THE OONO 8HOW UO 8 (J) SHIP.atW'E. An amblliOUI l•m•le enalgn (OebOtaoh Ryiin) la llligned a group Of milflt.a l!t. a reMntful auc>arlOf CJ N8CMOVIE •• 'J\ "Contract On Oler· ry Street" ( 1817) Franll Sinatra. Martin 8llurn A N-York City police lnlQeC:tOf' ~ 11\11- trated by tile undtrwc)(ld'a *** "~tur• Of A Young MM" (181.2) ~ ud Beymer. Paul Nwmen. A young "*" lee¥el ,llor'ne to .. the world end 1'111 ed\19nturel , .. lllm from his acsoi.. 09llC9 Into "*1!0od. (2 hr1.L ·-ANNA~ Anf\a encounters the Count-Vrot*ly .nlle traveling to Moacow lo comfort her brother S1epen. wtlOM marrtege hat tlllled. (Pert 1 of 10) (R) 1.-30. (I) cea MOVIE • • • ~ "The Aulalens Are Comlf:lg, The Ru..i- Art Coming" (1968) Abln Arkin, Clll1 Reiner. When• crewmen ~ • grounded Rusalan aubmarlnt land at Cape Cod to get help, the townaoeople ueume it It anattd.(R_l 8 GI LAVERNE & 8HR£Y "2001... A Comedy ~· Lavetne dtMrnl that .,,. and SNrtey - 80-)'Mf-old eplnlt .... with Lemy and Squlggy N their °"'Y l"9INlnlnQ memage ptnapedt. tRL HO·~ COW>NN "Wiii The AHi Jack Ttlpc)er_. ?"A young Pf81r nant woman antvea at the houae and narnea an abttnt Jack the father of her baby. (RI • MERV OAFFIN GUMta: J(Wf Bishop, Mel S MAITQlll!C;E THEATRE "Potdark" Ellzabeth reluHa to tolerate George'• jNlouly; Roa' jealousy of LI. Armitage la nurtured: Oe0to• and ROI( wa pitted agalnat MOit Other In the MW Pat- ~IMy election. (Pitt 9 of 13) t:aO. 9 CART£A COUNTRY "Out Of The Cloaat" Chief Roy Is l'9qUtlted to be • ct1eracter wltnees when one of his belt frlen<I• 11 tired after announcing II• n(RI 10:00 •NlW8 20/20A8C NEW8MAGAZJN& tiuoti Downe 110111 • bl'oedcut edition of a newemegu:lne fMturlng f~".:.*' atorlet done by "' OOfNll)Olldenll. ·~AOEAL ~ The people and rnuale of the T~ bOfder .,. Metured. G FACES~ COILf 'UNISM "C~Ovalcla· UVlng On Their 1(-" COmlnu· nllm In Ille modem wor1c:I and "' tueee1t or lacti ol 11 In Czec:ho11ovakla are --... examined. '°'"°II NEWS 11:00 8 (I) (II NEWS • THE ODO COUPt.E Howard COMM end Oscar haveadl~lona when they CllanCe 1n Felix'1 ltuOlo m> AMERICA Ouett: Emelt MuldOne. fD DCKCAVETT Ouelt Henry Wlnld«. (Al I!) MACNEH. / l.SfAEA REPORT 11:30 8 (I) CM I.An MOVIE ** "The Hunten" (t974) Tony Lo Blanco. Don Metedllh. Policemen ln.,,...lgatlng a robbery are aided by a WOl'l\af\ belno lhrNtened by one of Ille crlmlnala. (A) a 8E8T ~ CAA80N Hoit: Johnny Carson. Gunt1: Robert Blake. Manha Ma1on. Burl Mustin. Marty Uquorl. (A) 8 TWl.JOHT ZONE ThomU Patrick McHutty Is given a watch that poHHH• a a1range pa... •aJ 80AP -CEpltoc:lt 1n Corinne .. freed. but ~ 1$ jeiled for ~·· murdet. (Net· work advl1e1 viewer dttcretlonl( A) ID HOGAN'S HEROES "The Battle Of Stalag 13" Hoglll'I fulur9 IS t sabo- teur It threatened by Ille rival plan• of two German offtcers. • MOVIE * * * "Boott Malorl9" c t952l Wllllam Holden. JOflnny St-1. An Old8' rnan. who,_ tied a eon. lrtlna a young boy 10 be II )odley I 2 Iva I ., MOVIE • • "Undereovet Qlr1" (1951) AlelUI Smith, Gia· dyS George. A poljcewom· an 1trugg1tt to captUfe her lather'• murderer and ~ lnvoMld wtth II dlug ring It hr . 30 min.I 1:00 G TOMORAOW OUMI: Dick Orab, Elvl1 PrM141V'1 long·tlme sec:un· ty ctllet. G MAVERICK. "ManoNer1" 1:158~-~n ~ • "A Long Way Tlmea Sqt'81't'' KC>jalt and ~· • er .,. Mnt to a sman NeY9d• town to pldl up • 1mpOnan1 WltnMt 1n 4 moti.let'• trial 1:401 NEW$ 2:oG • NEWS MCME **"* "Whistle 0owri The Wind" ( 19821 Hayley MUii. Bemard l• An ~ l'l'IUfdeter IU<tendets to pottc:e rather thin deetray Ille faith of the cNlc:lren wtlO dllC<Wered him. (2 hrs) 2:251 HEWS 2:30 MOVIE • •·~ "Priv~te Hell" ( t95'1 Ide lupina. Steve Cochran. Two detec:tlYM. traetftO stOlen money, tue- 4:30 MOVIE ~ ••11t "The Fer111fr'a OMlgnl•" C 19'01 Mirtha Raye. Clwlel Rugglee. • MOVIE • ... .., -Jen,,.*" (18531 Haward Duft. tOa LuPln<> Wedne•da•'• Da11i i•e /tlo,,les MORNING 11;80 ...... "Personal ..J!'f>Pwty" { 19371 Jean Hlftow. Aobtf1 T aylOf A young 10Ctal1t• poees " a butler. later IK a sh6nff. a ally pulls a 1u1 one and rn nn hla brother's g1rll . 2 ht$ . 20 m1t1.I AFTERNOON ' 12:00 G • • "The eeasu:>t • ~ V.s. Th\~ OJ.. _ Hereulea'' ( t9631 Qotdon Sco11. Miclleet Lane. N~. son of Hercules. -._lellds)llS ~ 11' r9¥0ff agamll the uuel ~lll't. 8a1t?1aNr (I ht .. 30 min.I 3;00(1D **'~"OoY01.1 T1*9 Thia StrAt1j141f?" (T979l ..a.an. BllD'¥-.~ ~ A n\an will rectM1 -.,.,._ lion OOllanl 11 lie can per· suede lflOlhtt P«*"' 10 dlange identities With him Cl ht • 30 min I 3:30 8 • • "The Aetwft Of The G1an1 Mont ers" ( 18661 Kojlro Hongo. l(lchl· Jl'O Ueda. A g11Hll)' monster. awakened tty a Cflairl of vOleanlC en;p. lions. -ec11s havoc and dealh In Japaf\. (I hf., 30 m1n1 Tlllla. Pttytlla Newman, ., OET&MART 8UCI( AOOER8 "Alcao Chapter" aucoesa In a'llOldlng proae-... r •. \.. ______ .:._ ____________________________________________________________________ .., ____________________________________________________________________ _.. __________ "':"'"'_, •:. . ' .· 'Dating Game' ,, Coming Back In '70s F aShion By JAY SRARBU1T LOS ANGELES IAP> -MikeMetzger has a rough job. He must see 300 young, pretty women each week. He produces "The Dating Game." But he isn't Bachelor No. 1. He says he's happily mar· ried. And his wife. Ellen. is the show's associate producer. He says they met in 1966, when she toiled on "Dating Game" and he on "The Newlywed Game" at the emporium of game-show . guru Q>uck Barris. ----}dike's "Dating" effort, syndicated oy Barris to ahout. 80 stations, is returning to TV this fall after a four.year rest. He says its format basically is the same as in the old days. ' A PRETTY GIRL QUESTIONS Bachelors No. 1, 2 and 3. The guy who strikes her fancy wins. The couple then gets an expense-paid night on the town or a chaperoned trip to exotic places. But Metzger says the questions in the new "Dating" version occasionally will be of more im· port and consequence than. say, bow the bachelor feels about pre-marital surfing. "We sense there's a more frank and open climate these days," he said. "They'll be asking questions they never asked in the '60s, such as opi· nions on legalized prostitution or birth control." METZGER, 38, SAYS HE getS bis dating pro- spects through newspaper ads or via referrals from those appearing on the show. The prospects. male and female, are screened in groups of six. The producer was asked what sort of would-be daters he and bis staff seek during the pre· liminaries. "We're looking for people who are attractive, lively, open and honest," said Metzger. grandson or comedian Eddie Cantor. Do the ladies ever flirt, wink or otherwise in· dicate they'll light up his life if be picks them for the show? "NAU, IT ONLY HA PP ENS occasionally," he said. How does he handle it? "It depends on the in- dividual. U that's her trip and I feel it has enter· tainmenl value, I'll use her for the show." But t.ber~ a strict ban aJ(ainst staffers fooling around with .. Dating Game" prospects, he ern· phasized. He said this season's "Dating" is taping 175 shows, or 35 weeks' worth. Which indeed means, what with all the ladies he must see, bis ls a dream job, even for a married man, no? "Well, 300 women a week is such a vast harem my mind can't handle the combinations,·• Metzger insisted (adding he doubts he'll ever meet a lov· elier, livelier woman than hls own wife). "IT GOES TOO QUICKLY. It"a too uta· believably lnuodatin1 for me ever to sit and ponder for five minutes." He stahed at the magnitude ot the pulchritude. "I know I've 1ot to reUre soon betauae I've de- ftnltet1 got br•tlr dama1e1-1'e laqheCl. ur he looked at lbe briaht aide of tl all lbls way: "At least I've 1ot enou1h lma,ery stored ln my mlnd to get me t.hrou&h ~ years of retirement wlthout ever plckJng up a "'Playboy maaazlne." '-. 'Company' Director . . • Da\te Pow era. for the put 11 years director GI "Tbe Carol Burnett Show," bat beensi.ried by eJC· ecutlv• pjijduccts Don Nicholl, Michael Rais lind S.rnle Wen to dliect ABCTV'a 0 Thrff'• Com· paay ... MCIOll, Roli tnd Wett. wbO prod~ ln --·---1m~te, bave aleo t11ned Jobft B••kln and "-« Sbulman to ~ffe ~m u llne produ:cen. l . t • Al'WI,....... ·----oEBRA aAAUTt (LEF'i) Pt.AY3-~ WITH' M.UIOKWHffE New PBS Serles 'Footatepa' Examines Children'• Problems 'Kid ~Stuff' Real 'Foot,steps' Series to Study Growth 8yTOMJORY ' NEW YORK <AP> -The teacher has chosen another girl to be the queen in a school play, and 5-year-old Alison is trying t-0 tell her mother what it's like to be overlooked -te feel invisible. ·'The director for that scene looked for a time when the cnlld playing Alison was not up, not feeling really good," Jerry Sandler recalled. "One day she came in a little depressed, and they shot the scene. "And that's how you got the feeling she was unhappy. She WAS un- happy." THE ANECDOTE, in a -sense, describes the approach of ''Footsteps,'' an upcoming public TV series that tries, in dramatic form, to help new and prospective parents with the growth and development of their children. "Doing the type of drama we're do· ing," said Sandler. a consultant with extensive baokground 1n both educe· lion and television. "you have a very real need to make the audience feel the performances are realistic .. "One reason the people wbo have seen pilot episodes enjoyed them and sald they reamed froip them," he said, "ls that they felt the performances were real." linWleRole LOS ~GELES <APl -Larry Linville, formerly MaJ. Frant Borns on "M·A·S.H," ts back in Utilform for the NBC aeries "Grandpa Goea to WashJnaton," pt..ayln1 aD Army 1•neral. I , . CountgTV Sperial· '13' lmpac~ Eyed How has the passage of Proposition 13 affected Orange County? That subJect will be addressed . with invitations for viewers to call in questions to a panel representing county and city governments, schools and an economist Thursday at 7:30 p.m. on KOCE·TV, Channel 50. TV viewers may dial 898-9811. to a team of volunteer phone operators. to direct their Proposition 13 questions to the panel . ~ . ·-·· _... HOST nM COOPER goes into the field for film segments to be shown at the top of the live. one-hour TV program. and will introduce four pro- minent local spokespersons examin· ing "The Effects of Proposition 13 on Orange County." Representing county government is Orange County Supervisor Phil An· thony. 1st District. and for the city .•· ... ' oomt or view IS Councilman John Garthe of Santa Ana, presid~nt of the League or Cities ror Oran(j! County. Dr. Warren Marsh. assist Int county superintendent of schools and John Kyser. vice-president and regional economist for United California Bank. an expert on Orange County economy, will give their respective viewpoints from the aspect of their positions. TOGETHER COOaER and hi$ guests wilt look at a-la~e'lUitnber or-- factors and statistics on Proposition 13's imp~ on Orange County. In the rilm. Cooper talks to Proposition 13 co-a uthor Howard Jarvis and with school s pokesperson$ and representatives of both apart· ment renters and landlords to de· termine the consequences of the pro· position on all phases of private and public sectors since it was put into er. feel on July 1. AU SEATS mmtD SUt-S5.51-Sl.51-S1.50 su1encn,... .... 1z AT PPFonMCU lf.SIW11D WJTK A• 11 '91'9!!!¥!ff SC!!(!!!l! AT Lm TICUll .. • llLI AT: • COIMITIOlt emu IOIOtf!Cl ........, ........... , • AlL mRTnl tmm ICUIOllll -SEMS. '1MP$ & JJIUIGAIWIY • All MUTIW. 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