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~asi Visitor
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Tied to Kidnap
BULLETIN 811•....,_ Beau police Aid
&od•J a Zl-year-old local ftll.
dell& tau adalUed that lie pro-
v Ide d tran1portatlo• for
Cam alla Miller wlaen •'-• aJ.
tegedl)' abd1lded hr 5·1ear..ad
dHall• early Momday.
Police Sit· Luls Ochoa said be
...W J1Pt rele• tbe Hmti. of
&Jae ma.a wbo drOn Mn. Miiier
to die IClf!De of tH abdlldloll.
Oclloa said tbe m •• ••cl picked ap Mn. Ml1ler wllHe ae was lttfdiltQdq la Baa.,._
Beaeb.
Mn. Miiier told &Ille mu ae
Resons Rap
Prostitution
SAN DIEGO (AP> -"We
dldn 't want prostitutes at our
bars," says Allard Roen, ma·
Jority stockholder of La Costa
Hotel and Spa. It would have
hurt businels, be testlfJed.
Roen appeared Thursda, at a h~irfi ol the state's f.lcobol
.Beverage Control ~.into al·
legations prostitutes were al·
lowed to work at the Carlsbad
resort.
Roen said there are problems
discovered occaslooallJ. In the
annual $20 million business done )
at La Costa and that one of its
employees was found usina call
girls.
was tr,llC t.o retrleYe her eblld
. wllo wu kldna,pped bJ lter
pareaU. Ber ,...-.. are legal par.
dla•• of tlae altdacled 1lrl, vaae,ulla.rbk• Mlller. . .
, By GAllY GRANVILLE
u4I RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. ... = ......... ' While law orcement agen.
cies ou.bed search for 5-
year.OJd kidnap victim Valeena
llitarlab Miller of Huntington
Beacn., efforts intensjfied to re-
construct circpmat1P1ces sur-roundinE the death of ber 2-year· old brodier last year.
Shawn Miller was found last OC!t. 4 in a closet lD the Fountain
Valley bome wbere..be W~I stay.
ing witb bis mother, sister and
IJ"&Ddparents.
The 1oungster reportedly bad
two/lastic bags draped over bis hea in such a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange County coroaer's
investigators, who fixed the
cause d cJeatb as aspbyX\aUon,
refused to c1'lssify tbe <Math
either accldelltal or at the bands
"Of auotber person. ·
Fountain Valley police ln·
vesUgalo.rs wfre reportedly
troubled 1n their lnvestlgaUon
becall&e when the grandmother
fo\ll)d the dead boy she quJckJy
ripped the plastic ~an. from
around bis bead and laid '\be de· ad tot OD the bed.
Consequently. investigators were stymied by a possible <See ABDUcr, Paae A2>
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Twlss78
, Brit4in's. Queen Mother,
Elizabeth, waves from the
grounds of her London
home where she is celebrat-.
log her ~ birthday.
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..
Four Britons
\·Chargefl ·in Plot
ee
ilean
Gav Murder •tan .. --28-IJurt
As Plane
Plunges·
Four B .ritons
Held in ·Plot BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
(AP> -A Chilean jetliner from
appearance on a social security New York crashed and burned charge. in a fog-shrouded wooded area MINEHEAD,' England (AP>
-Jeremy Thorpe, former
leader ol Britain's small Liberal
Party. was charged today along
with three other men with con·
spiracy to murder a male
model, police said. •
Tbe rDodel, Norman Scott, bas
4lie1ed be bad a homosexual re·
lationshlp with the 49-year-old
politician, who represents the
North Devon constituency in
ParUam•. The other men charged with
Thorpe were named by police as
David Holmes, 47, former depu·
ty treasurer ol the Liberal Par· ty, and businessmen George,
Deakin. 44 , al\d John Le
Mesurier, 44.
The four were taken into custody at the police station in
this town in southwest England
and later appeared before local
ma1lstrates on a charge that
the)' conspired ·'together and 'With otber1" to murder Scott.
They were released on bail of
$9,400 each to appear in court
again Sept. 12. A condition of
bail required them to surrender
their passports.
Tbe Notman Scott case
became -public knowledge more
than two years .ago when Scott,
now 31, allqed in court that be
bad bad a homosexual affair
wjth 'lborpe ur years ago. His
court testimony came during an
Thorpe bas denied the claim, as it w~ landing at the Buenos
and said he was only a friend of Aires airport Thursday. but
Scott's during the early 1960s. police said au 64 occupants
Thorpe, who became Liberal escaped.
Party leader in 1967 and led it to 4.. Police said 28 people we~~ its ·biggest postwar electoral JW'M.· and 13 ~ them, incl
success in 1974, subsequenUy re-four Amer 1 cans, we re signed bis job in 1976. hospitalized. Hospi~al officials
For Thorpe an Oxford said none was in cntical condl·
b • d" d i h • tion graduate w o stu te n t e At.all F'----.a .a:--6---6 United States and worked as a . va. ~WUJU~, u.m::\:ws-ua
lawyer, the seeds of scandal Eze1za Airport, said the fog ~
<See MODEL, Pase AZ> r~~C~eca:,th~~U= o:u.-::
'War Criminal'
Shot in Leg in
from bis assilned dpcent route.
The plane's rtgbt wtng stract ir
tref, and it crashed about three
miles from the airport,
Fernandez said.
The crash occorred about 500
yards from the Ezei:aa Atomic
Center, an Argentine 1ovem.
~T '1 • k ,., ment cent~r for nuclear re· 1 'telV ... ori ... OU1R search. .
Passengers said there was no
warning. They scrambled'
through eme..,ency doors add
two boles torn open in the ..
(See JET,.Paae AU
V arlable cloudiness
tbroup tonight. Mostly
sunny satunsay afternoon. SU1ht1y warmer days.
ffiaba r..,in, froftl about
70 at the beaches to mid·
dh 801 inland. Lows
ton11bt lD the mlddJe 60s.
IN81DETO•AY
TIM l_,. dfforl of RinQ·
Ung BrotlMr.. Barnum &:
BaUq <lmsa feature• a man
who gett lltt1f /rt1ffl Q roclwf COT
andaonw ~Ucma
Qnd ffgfrs. stOf'll Cllld phoCOI Oft
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,4.1 DAit.. Y '-ILOT
SALT LAKE 'tJTY <AP) Sev~ childttn •ho pluq'4 u
atortea ~ a hotel bale y Ju.cl
lived I• •u·d_, lwu.a.ry wllb
lb I' fat.b« who lhoQChl he -u God The chllclreo Mnt •IDt tu
school and rerely tpokt to •ll'•n& au.na me in tkir
isulte and avoedlf\I th" hotel pool
T_b ruther, Emmanu t Oav•d.
DC-9 Crash,
Triggers
lawsuits
VANCOUVER, Bntuh Colum·
bla CAP> Two product hab1b
ty lawsuits have bt>en filed in
CaUfomJu qw.nst Air Canada.
McDonnell ~u Corp. aod a
number ot McDonnell J>ou&las '
U S. subcontractors tls the result
of a Toronto DC 9 passenaer Jel
crash June 216.
The twin-engine DC·9. a $12
milllon m e dium -range
passen1er jet, blew a tlre during
t~keoff and crashed off the end
of the Toronto airport rUJ1way.
injuring 105 passengers and
crew members and killing two
people.
Aviation lawyer Jerry Sterns
filed the suits Thursdaf. in
Superior Court in San Francisco
on behalf or Lyle Unrau and
Ernest Lynch, both of Montreal.
The accident left . ...,Umwu. a .
paraplegic. Lynch suffered back
injuries, lace rations a nd
• ~=~age to !tndon.! in ~-l~~-
, · 1 ·ve been keeping an eye on
the Toronto case ever since the
erash. '.!-&ems said. "Two .days
;.1g~. 1 was. ret.aiped IA represent _
two bf those iajured, and we've
decided to move rather quickly
to get 'the case into the
Ca lifornia courts on a produc-
tability basis.
"We're saying the crash was a
direct result of a major defect
built into the aircraft by McDon·
ncll Douglas in California, which
1s why we're suing down south,"
he said.
Other defendants include Unit·
t•d Technologies, which built the
JCt 's Pratt and Whitney engines.
a nd the companies which
manufactured and supplfed the
tire which blew: Air Trends Inc.
and Kleber COlombes CO: o
France.
Two weeks ago, the federal
Ministry of Transport confirmed
ID Toronto that shreds of rubber
had been found ln one of the
DC-9's engines after the crash.
An Air Canada spokesman
said the tire that blew was a S250
retread. New tires cost $500
each.
f'ro• Pag~ A I
JET •••
fuselage when the wings ripped
off and fell to the ground. Fire
engines ~d ambulances arrived
after the occupants were out.
The flight, Lan·Chlle 141 , left
New York at 10 p.m. Wednesday
and made intermediate stops in
Miami, Panama, Lima, Peru
and Santiago, Chile. It arrived in
Buenos Aires more than seven
hours late.
By late evening the fog was so
thick that officials constdered
closing Ezeiza. which is 30 miles
southwest of the city. The crash
pccurred at 11 :30 p.m ., and the
airport was closed half an hour
later. Air traffic returned to
normal by 8 a.m. today.
The hospitalized Americans
were identified as J a mes and
M arjorie Wilcbhman and
Marisol Leiva. Home addresses
cou Id not be learned im·
mediately.
The pilot, copilot and flight
engineer were among the in·
ju red. .
It had been reported earlier
that an <>the r American
passenger. Allen Esturt, had
been hospitalized. but apparent-
ly he was released soon aft.er
treatment.
DAILY PILOT
89 . .hud committed 1ulelde a.wo
d•Y• bef urt hll wlrt 1hoved tl\elr
thtldrcn ur ur1ed lb•m lo I ap
air the balcony with h r Thu •
tby in a bnarnt murd r 1ulcid•
that left only one chlld allve
Th&rLecn year-old Ellabtth
O•vld w1u In critical bul
tabtllzln1 conditlun tuduy
Deaulll' pll'Wf from horrified
pcopl who watched from the
aldewalk Thuraday mornln1.
Rnchtl David helped or puabed
ht>r ehlldHn. ranaan1 fn •••
from 5 to 1•. h'om the balcony.
Police aalcl at leut three
jumped wtlllna)y. but wltrtetaes
auld tho youn1er ones 11trUQled
-.nd lrh..>d to arab the ralllng.
After all the children had
l '11ited Thf:.y Soi(.
fallen. omc:era aald tomt of u,e
onlookers yelled for Mrt. David to Jump. She did .• • '
Oead were Vn. Dntd. 3$:
Rebyca. a: Dav1d, &.: Joseph, 8:
Debbra, 9; Joab~a. 10: and
Rachal, !Ai
Elilbetb was ln sur1e)'y 10
hours Thursday wtth a team of
15 doctors. Spokeswoman Karyn
Haeckel It CDS ff0tpltal aald auite D10lt ol tbe Ume. and wen!
the 1lt1 bad muWple t"OD)po'1Dd tautht. by their parents. ...
fractW'el and abdominal In· Hotel at.tr apparently dldnl\ Juries. question the arranae1ne~
Tbe f.UlY •luded ltHll beeauae David told them he had
U., aulte tor 14 mondll. Hotel •• t.e-cblac credentials, said bote1
e"'plo1eet ~ .• the children mana_...,pQ)es 8J'acQey. tPOke to st ers only ..ttb Davl~ up as Bruce LonC9
their pareats• permission. TbeY and joined the Mormon churc\l
said the Children atayed ln (be after an Army bitch. acco~ · -to hls brother, Dean Longo. whO
•
NixQn .Says
Golf Stoor '
AU a Hoax
W'8 lntervlewed by telephone a\
bll Vero Beach, Fla .. home. :
Longo said he badn •t seen
DHid aln~e their rather died
nlnt years. ago. Their mother
) Uvea in Vero Beach with LOngo.
, Penny McDonald. a desk clerk
at the hotel. said meals were
either sent up from the hotel cof·
fee shop. or David would bring
food home. She said he paid the
INDIANAPOLIS (AP> -S90 rent every day wilb a SlOO
F n..-&.t bill. ormer ..-.~auent Nixon never FBI spokesman Bob Daven-
int.ended to play ln a celebrity port said David paid for about
golf tournament here next week $30.000 in food and lodging at t.be ana the armowacement that be International Dunes. would was apparently a prO-Police Set. Brent Davis, who
moter's attempt to booet lagging said be knew David, said tte
ticket sales. Nixon's top aide never knew the 6-foot-4, 30C).. says. d t h ~ Charles A. Owen. general poun man o ave a Job. He
chairman of the lodianapolls said David believed he was ~.
Shrine Golf Classic, apnounced An excommunicated me111bet
Wednesday that Nixon agreed to of the Olurch of Jesus Cbrllt of
particlJ*e in the cel~brtty pro-Latter-day Saints <Mormon), he
amateur segment of the touma-had formed his own religious
ment next Wednesday and cult. conslstlng mostly of his lm· Thursday. mediate family members and a
The tournament is co-few friends, Davis said. Church
sponsored by the Indianapolis officials would not comment on
Murat Shrine Club and the the excommunication report.
Senior Prole.fSional Golfer, Inc. Police Lt. Roger Kinnersley
Col. Jack Brennan, Nixon's said Mormon officials com-
aide. told The Associated Press plained that David frequently
... by • telephone fr 0 m s an asked to .see churs:h puthorities
Clemente, lbat Shrine officials l o P r o c l a i m u p c d m i n g
were apparently misled by a calamities or demand a share of
representative of lbe Senior church revenues .
Professional Golfers in an elfort Asslsla:flt U.S. ~ttorney·Qeve '
to bypetickefeale&~ • Snarr said be believed ~ cult
Ships from <left to nght> Britain. We&t
6erm1ffly. '!'!-..< .r-!~~wlaF..Qs, the United
States and Norway cruise in close forma·
tion somewhere in the North Atlantic.
They _are part al NATO's .standing force.
. ~tl~S•j)~~~lanl·· ~~Qlbolizes
the united defense of 'North-America and
Western Europe.
. leadh may have lived from
Brennan said that when be mon~y·given him by followers.
wiieoofacle(f· about th~ fouma· Lobgo a1d David attended
ent, be reptted that ~ Brirbam-Yoang University aJl(f
would be unable td play because sel'ved as a Mormon miss(onary
bls· daucbter. Julie Nlxbo in Soulb America. He met Ms
·Eisenhower. ls e~peeUng ber ~ife, a native of Sweden, at the
Prop. 13 Layoffs
Hike Jobless Rate
SACRAMENTO <AP) The
first layoffs from Propos1llon 13
pushed California's unemploy-
ment rate to .7 !Lpett_enLin July
matching its high for the year.
the government said today. •
The.jobless rate was up from
7.2 percent in June Employ·
ment declined t-y 41,000, to a
total of 9.742,000. a nd un·
employment rose by 58,000 to
819,000.
The national unemployment
rate was 6.2 percent in July, up
from 5.7 percent in June, federal
officials said. CSlory, A4)
The state Employm e nt
Development Department 'said
about 24,200 government jobs
were eliminat~ last month, the
first full month since voter'!; ap·
proved Proposition 13, a $7
blllion property tax eut.
That total does not include
scbool e mployees. wbo are
without jobs for three months
because of the cancellation of
summer school. Those workers,
a s well as other sc hool
employees normally without
jobs during the s um mer .
brought total gcwernment job
losses to 100.100. The department said 13,066
school employees have lost year-
Writer Pays
Moscow Fees
MOSCOW CAP> -New York
Times reporter Craig R .
Whitney paid almost $3,500 in
court costs and fines ~Y for
himself and Harold 0 . Pfper of
the Baltimore Sun in a slander
erase against them, but Whitney
said .tie was complying with the
court order under protest.
"l make lbese payments un·
der protest and my doing so ls in
no 'flay to be considered an ac·
ceptance of the findins of
slander reached aa.aiost me."
Whitney wrote in a statement to
Moscow-City Court.
The fines of 50 rubles each -
$73 -a,gainMoWhitney and Piper
were imposed by Judse Lev
Almaiov on Thursday because
the reporters• newspapers failed
to publisblicourt-ordered retrac.
tions of stories they wrote.
Ex-attorney ..
ARo6ber?
VISAUA <AP) -A disbarred
attornoy wbo police say turned
thiof. then converted to Chrh·
tlanlty and conies.sect to • rob-
bery, wu lodltted by the Tulor
County~ jury.
Robert Mlchatl Lee. 32, of
Bohnert Park.in Sopoma Cowity
reportedly admltted lhe robbery
to the grand jury.
Porterville pollct 11ld Lee
showed up TUClday .ad told of.
ficen be tobbe4 the Saf tway
Store \MN Au1. 3, 1975. :rh
three.)'eir ttatule of Umatatk>ns
for robbt!ry thus would bav ex·
pired after 'Ibunday.
I
round Jobs since Proposition 13
pa~ed, and 7,261 persons have
been laid off by cities. counties
and s~cial distd.tts.Jllhei:jobs. were eliminated by attrition.
The department added that
some laid-off government
workers have found other jobs.
and others will be recalled after
school districts finish work this
month oo 1978-79 budgets.
From. Pafl*' A I
ABDUCT .••
crime scene that had been in ef·
feet destroyed before their ar·
rival. Today Sheriff Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are dellvering coroner files. to
Fountain Valley police in an at·
tempt to help them reconstruct
the circumstances surrounding
the 2-year-old's tragic death.
·'The agencies involved are
hoping to determine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed lbere by the child himself
or whether they were placed
there by some other person,"
Gates said. "It's a difficult case. a very
difficult case ytat has never of.
ficially ~been closed either by
Fountain Valley police or our coroner's investigators."
Meanwhile, police are still
searching for Valeena's mother.
Carnalla Miller. 25. She is sus·
peeled of having abducted the
five·year-old from the home of
her legal guardians, Kenneth
and Juanita Moorel of 20191
Crown Reef Lane. Tne Moores
are the Miller woman's parents
and the. grandparents of the
missing 5-year-old. "We are very much concemed
for Valeena's safety because of
the suspicious death of her 2·
year·old brother last year," said
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ocboa
Police have matched
fin1erprlnts found on a Window
at the Moores• Huntington
Beach home with those of
Camalla Miller. Police say the fingerprints
were found on a wiladow that
was pried open to enter a bedroo~from which the sl"'P:
ing Valeena was ac!ooped up Md
rushed aw~ ln an auto.
Police have also released a
composite sketch of a tall, thin
man who wore a red bead 1Carf
Under a 1traw baC wben be draft
up to the Moores' Crown Reef
Lane residence ln a black
TransAm sedan. lut Saturday.
The mustaobioed man clre#led
the home and ls believed to uv• ~en acoutln• the hoUM tor the
Monday breakin., pollce aat4.
Kenn th Moore sald bit
daughter, Camalt., ls UDJ>ridlC·
table.
Fro• Page JI I
MODEL ••• .
grew to strangle his political
career at its apex.
Not s1nce War Minister John
Profumo resigned in 1963 and
nearly toppled Harold Mac-
millan's Tory government by
-adm itttng.--an-affail" ~b-lr'-eall
girl had there been such con-
troversy and scandal about a
political figure.
The drama frequently hit the
front pages and dom1nated
nightly television newf after
Scott's alleiaUon aw-faced in
court. More people gave in·
terviews and hinted that they
knew more than they were tell·
ing. The "Norman Scott Affair"
grew witla each tevelatioo..
Caught in a web of alleged
homosexuality. blackmail and
even a murder plot, iifhorpe,
whose first wife died ln a car
crash in 1970 and ·Wbo i• married
for the1 second tlme, m•de a
futile attelltpt to quell tb.e.storm.
Gu Fight ~en · .
WASHING'r'ON <~> -A broad coattdon of la• JDd
citizen IJ'OW)s i~nsihed a' a&·
tioowlde drive Th~tf to S\c>.P
Congress from remov~'fedefal
ptice controls on natural gas.
saying a tentative Senate.House.
compromise to continue controls
at higher prices unW derel\da·
tion occurs tn 1985 is comparable
to Congress raisin& taxes by S50
biUlon.
rant child in ear~ Auaust. university.
"I told him that Mr~ Nixon .. David'• body waa found ~ a
couldn't afford to be tn lndlanll ::rJ\~~~S:f ~~a~o~~~:
or anywhere else wb!;D ~ first pqisontng, When informed of her
grandchild is born, Bre~an husband's death Wednesday,
said. Mra. David said she couldn't af.
Brennan said Nixon might be ford to pay for his funeral, police
able to attend a banquet con· said.
nected with the tournament
Thursday night if the baby is
born this weekend.
He refused to identify the pro-
moter who contacted him, say.
ing only that be was a senior
golfer and friend ol Nixon.
Bonds Sold Again
WASHING'l'ON-fAP) -Banks
resumed sales of U.S. savings
bonds today after the govern·
. ment regained its aulborilY to
borrow money.
BlilSt Kills 2
Propane Line ~xplodes
FORT MADISON, Iowa <AP> -A propane gas
line {unning through a parched eornfield in rural
southeast Iowa e¥ploded today. killing two elderly
people. injuring six and leaving a two·story
farmh. ouse •wtth noifl· g but the smokestack s'and-ing,'' authorities sa ·
Witnesses said mes shooting about 500 feet
engulfed a house. barn, garage and two sheds and
damaged several nearby houses.
The intense heat kept firemen from reaching
victims for several hours. Lee County Sheriff Don
Arnold identified the dead as B.C. Knight. 79. and his
wife. Claricy. 82.
Three members of one family, Robert Rider. 54.
--his-wtfe-Mtry. '9. and their daughter Cindy. a were-
in eritical condition with extensive burns. said a
spokesman for University Hospitals in Iowa City.
"'1bere were just big billows of flame." said
Carol Faeth, a neighbor. ·
WBEN'11MEIS OF ESSENCE
WE'RE CAP ABLE OF • . I B™-TING .THE CLOCK
'
'There's always a general urgency about getting 'carpeting Ntalled. but most ounornen w111 •llOt • ,...,,,.b#lt amount of ame.
However, when there II a rush, we can accomodate those requinng
.,,,....,. aeMoe, wltttout $11Cffficing Alden'& t#gid, atandan8 of~-
\
UWss there Is a problem obtaining a specific color or pattern, )'OCI can count
on fat service ftOm Alden's and Mt maintain • large inwntoty to facilitate
delvenes.
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VOL 71, NO. 216, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANG~ COUNTY/CALIFORNIA
MINEH£AD. Entlol\d cAPl
-Jerem1 Thorpe, torm t
leader ol Britaln'a •mall UberaJ
Party. w charaed today aJol\a
with three oth r mtn with ca.· ~~lracy to murd•r 1 mele
model. police aald.
Tbe model. Norman Scot{"haa
•lleaecl he bad 1 bomoaexuil re.
httlon.sbip 'With Ute 49-year-old
Politician, who represents the
North De\lon constituency in
P~rUam nt..
Th other men cbat1ed wllh Thoree ~re named by police aa
David Holmes,''· rormer depu·
ty treuurer ol th UberaJ Par·
ty. and buslneaamen Geor1e
Deakin. 44. and John Le
Me.surl~. 44.
The four were taken anto
custody at the police station in
this town lo aout.bwest En1land
and later appearod before local
mu1111trates oo a charge that
they conspired "to1etber and
wllh othen" to murder-Scott.
They were releued on bail of
19.400 each to appear ln court
a1ain Sept. 12. A condltlon of
bail required them to surrender
their passports. .
The Norman , Scolt case
became public knowleCl1e more
than two years aao when Scott.
now 3T, aileged in court that he
~ New Tot Clues
Cops 'Find Coast Kidnap Driver,
• By •AYMOND ESTRADA Jll. The driver ls not held on any the night. The driver dropped °' .. ....., "'-tSUff charges, police said. the pair off in the Downey area
.Uuntlngton Beach police re· Police Sgt. Luia. Ochoa said he Monday rooming.
ported today tliey have round the would not release the name or Police said Mrs. Miller was
rpan who drove the car in which the man who drove Mrs. Miller wearing a brown wig .and a '
Catmalla Miller.escaped after ab· w her parents' home where she white dress over greeq trousers.
ducting h~r s-year·old daughter. allegedly kldnap~ the child. The child was wearing denim
ValeenaMarlska Miller. Mrs. Miller's p~rents. Ken· bib •vera11a and a t>µte cap.
The 21-year-old man. whose neib and Juanita Moor~1 or 20191 Police said the man be~rd ·
name-bas DOt ~-~as.ed. ~· Crbwn Reer Lane, are valeena's news accounts Of the abduction
·par-ently..was.toldbi.:Jl.rs. Miller leg'iil guardians.. - --but-wailecLunt!I Thu~sday to
that her parents had kidnapped The -unidentified man-drove co~ Corwaal:.v1Ut '\ti~ info"!'2·
the child. Mrs. Miller to the Moores' res· lion.·
He later drove the mother and· idence shortly after midnight Meanwhlle, police continued
daughter to the Downey area:"'-M0nday and waited ln his car their search fer a thln man with
He had picked up1 Mr$. Miller while she took her daughter. a red head scarf worn under. a
while she was hitchhiking in Police said the man took the hat wb~ may also h~ve been m-Huntlngton Beach. mother and child to bis ho~ for volved 10 the abduction.
* * *
FY Death
had had a bomosel'ual arrair
with Thorpe l6 years ag~.L Ria
court testimGb)' eame durlll'f JD
appearane9'on • 150Ctal secartty
cbat'We.
Thorpe hw clented the claim.
and aald be was only a Irle.ad ol
~Ott'S" durlng~earl)' 1960s.
Thorpe, w . a~Llberal art leader led it & .. ~l11nt p01lw•r ector~
ouccem m im, au~uen'U, re-.
Kymla 'ln:riocent'
~·In Theft. Charges -----
Of Boy, 2,
Probe~--1---
T day• Clo .... g . ' ~-Y. St8': ~s
C TEN CENTS
..
Plot?
• aigrled bJs job in 1976.
For Thorpe. an Oxford
graduitte who studied lo the
United States" and worke(l as M
lawyer. the seeds of scendal
grew to stra.nite his poUdcat
career at its apex.
Not klnce War Minister John
Ptotumo resl&ned 'in ttea·•
S.frly loPpied Harold alll"·
"rni'llan'a T~ aovernm•~ by · a4bni~ &aflalt wltb a call
•
girl had there been S'4Cll con·
trove.rsy and scandal dbowt a
political figure. ·
The drama frequee>tlY hit tbs
front pages and dominated
nlgblly teJ.evlaton oew1· after
Scott.'s alle1atlon surf'aced m
court. More people aave in·
tervlews and lainted tbat they
knew more tlJtn they were tell·
in11. 'n.t ''Nol'JJlan Seott Affair"
(~MODEL. Pate AZJ --
,
1 . '
BUENOS AlR~S. AJgenlina
IAPl -A Chilean jetliner from
New Yorlt crashed and burned
in a fog-shrooded wooded area
as it was ladding at the Buenos
Aires airport Thursd ay . but
police sald all 64 occupants
escA~.· ...
Police said 28 people were ln·
jured. and 13 of them, inclGdi.ng
lour Americans . w e r e
.. -llo&.pile.llz._e<t.. _lWP.!til _ OID.s,h1.l!
said none was in critfca( con'fti-
1 tion.
Ataliva Fernandez. director pf
Ezeiza Airport. said the foe ap-
parently caused the pilot of the
Lan-Chile Boeing 7CY1 to stray
from his assigned descent route
The plane's right wing struck a
tree. and it crashed about three
mil es from th e airport.
Fernandez said.
The crash occurred about 500
yards from 1he Ezeiza Atomic
Center. an Argentine govern-
ment center for nuclear re-
search.
Passengers said there was no Mouloon Niguel Water District
manager Carl Kymla pleaded
innocent "Thursday in Orange
County Superior Court to
criminal charges contained in a
Grand Jury indictment.
funds. grand thell, destruction
or public records and mlsap.
propriatklo of public funds. B~GA~LE w al'lrt1tg. They ~a-m-bt~ ----•
Judie Rober\ E. Rickles or-
dered Kymla, 44. of Newport
Beach, to return to court Oct. 13
for setting or a trial date. He is
free on his promise to appear.
The ,.arraignment of four other
wal~r district employees was
continued to Aug. 18. It is ex·
peeled that they will then file
pleas before Judge Rickles, who
confirmed that they also wiJI re-
main free on their promise to
apPC,ar.
ATI fi\.e defe nd ant s face
charges of mis use or public
The chars-ap.tmt the five
are based on aUegatioQa that
water district employees under
t.belr 1upel'Vltlion performed
domestic chores for the°' on fils. trict time. · .
An indictment is a formal
charge made against a PJfSOD
• by the Grand Jury. It does not
establish guilt or innocence.
Indicted with Kymla are John
Berry. 32, director of ad-
ministrative operations; his
brother, Chuck, !8, a main·
tenance yard foreman; Vemon
McKown, 34, an inventory' con-
trol clerk, and Kenneth Krieger.
98 . ma1nt e nanc.e yard
supervisors.
Mesa Cyclist, 18,
Killed in c~ash
Curtis Leroy Tryon. 18. of
Costa Mesa. died early today
ofter suffering head injuries in a
tramc collision in Huntington
Bea~h. officials reported.
Tryon, of 461 Fair Drive,
Apartment 204, reportedly was
struck by a passing auto while
on his motorcycle between
Newland Street and Beach
Boulevard along Pacific coast
Hlghway at 2: 11 a.m.
Officer Stephen Brinkerhorf
had stoppe<f Tryon shortly
before 2 a.m. w issue the youth a
traffic citation for speeding.
Police Sgt. Ed Groom said it is
believed Tryon was still Sloe on the hlghway shoulder en
he was struck by, the pa sing
auto.
The auto was driven by Saul
Corrman, 44, of •t• Huntineion
Ave .• Huntiniton Bea~b. Cort·
man was booked into Hunt·
ington Beach jail on charges of •
felony mans laughte r and
drunlten drivlng.
'Poetic Rapist'
Gets Jail Term
A Costa Mesan who admitted
in court that he raped a woman
in his apartment after inviting
her to come in and listep to his
poetry has been sentenced to 10
months in Orange County Jail.
Superior Court Judge H. War-
ren Knight ordered the JaU term
and fiwe iears probation for
William Sabatasso, 23, of 2376
Newport Blvd., after the defen·
danl pleaded guilty w charges of
rape and sex perversion.
While f:W'eOIOrC"ement agen·
cies push.IJI their .search .for 5-
year-old ~P Yicti.m Valeena M arlska .Ml er ot ffuntinitob
Beach. eff intensified to re-
construct circumstances sur-
rooodlng the death M her 2-yea,. old brother last year .
Shawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 in a cloe4rt in the Fountain
Valley home where he was 6tay-
lng with his mother. slste~ and
grandparents.
The youngster reportedly h~d
lwo/lastic bags draped over bis hea in suqs a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange C2.unly, coroner's
.finvestigators, Who fixed the
cause of dnth as asphyxiation,
refused t-0 classify the death
either accidental or at the hands
of another person.
Fountain Valley police in· vestlgators were reportedly
troubled" In their investigation
because when the grandmother Jound the dead bo)'. she _quickly ripped the plastic aas from
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed.
ttonsequently. Investigators
were stymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in ef·
feel destroyed before their ar·
rival.
Today Sheriff Brad Gates said
investigators In his department.
are delivering coroner mes to
Fountain Vailey police in an at·
tempt w help them reconstruct
the circumstances sun:oundlng
the 2-year-old's tragic death,
"The agen~ies .lnyolved are
hoping to deter01ine wliether the
plastl~ bap were accidentally plac~tl Uiere by the chJld himself or wbe\.ber they were. placed
there by some other person."
Gates said.
"lt's a difficult caae, a very
(&ff ABDUCl'ED, P~1e A.I)
.
Mesa Girl, 4, Needs Help
Kristy Karjala needs your help. The 4·year-old COMa
Mesa child suffered sel'ious brain damaae al birth and she
has ~t w Ulke her finl st.eps.
BUT ntERE'S hope now that Kristy has returned
home after undergoing extensive treatment at the Insutute
For the Achievement of Human Potential in Philadelphia.
Pa.
Her pa.fen ls, Susan and Randy. of 1116 Corona Lane on
()Qst~ ~!Sa's east side. ~re optimlst;c about her chances of
""111kmg <>& -Oay. -And that's wbelie-tbe communitv c;ui help out. • -~ . ..,
Ten times daily. seven days a week. Kristy must un·
dergo so-called "palleraing" exercises to trQin her braln
and body to function nor.malty.
' MRS. KARJALA says Kristy needs help rrom votun·
leers who would be willing to donate their time for the ex-
ercise&. No medical expertise ls required.
Mrr.Karja:lr$ay,.-abou~YOluateera are needed to
work exercise shifts with Kristy. If 1ou can help. please
call Susan Karjala at 751·0245.
NY Reporter Firm
As· Jail Term 'StartS .
\ HAC~SACK. N.J. cAPi -
New York Times reporter
Myron A. Farber ~ved at the
Bergen Counl,J•Jail today to re-
suQle servlbg an inde(inlte jail
term for· refl.lslng to tum over
hia notes in the murder trial ot a
Ne.w Jersey docwr.
''I •at liol 1otng to Jail
MOnkey See;Morikeyf)(>:'llaV~c
through emergency doors and
two h61es torn open in the
ruselage when the wings ripped
off and fell to the ground. Fire
englnes and ambulances arrived
after the occupants were out.
The pilot, copilot and flight
engineet were among the in· jured.. •
Temple Asks
Daytime Use ·
Of Building
Coastline Community College
has Mund one tenant -Temple ,
Bat Yahm of Newport. Beach -
willing to sublease for daytime
use Coastline's new home at Bay
View School in Sant:.i An a
Heights.
The temple.submitted the onl~
bid Wednesday and wi 11 pay
Sl0.000 per year to use Bay View
ctassrooms-for four hours on
Thursdays and Sundays.
No bids were submitted for
full daytime use of Bay View
facilities and Coastline"'"bfflcials
will ask Coast Community
College District trustees to
solicit further bids.· A minimum
bid of $45.000 bas been set.
Coastline will pay the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District $82,000 a year to use the
now vacant Bay View School site
on the bl\,lffs at the head or Up·
per Newpof1..Bay.
Coast
•••~her
V irlab{e cloud I n&&s
through tonight. Mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon .
Slightly warmer days.
Hlahs ranging from about
10 at tfte beaches to mid·
d te 80s Inland Low<1
tonight in the middle 60s.
INSIDE TODA 't'
TM l08tlt edition o/ Ring·
Ung Brot~era. Bar11um & Bo~ Cfm&I fe{U"1't& a "'4tl
'°'9o 11m shoe from a rocat car
cmd ~ Jvnou-looldftd Uotu
and fffJen. ..stOl']I and plloeoa on
PogtCl . ••••
I l
.4.1 DAILY PILOT C
• Hypnoais
SetJor
Yictim
A t.eo-1&er vrbo &Jitparti\Lly
was t~t victim ol 1 crlminaJ as·
aoult In lnine wUl be hypnoUsed
tonl1ht to help her recall what
haappened, police aid.
Th~ 14-y..ar-old auerts &he
i.Ull Is unable t.o remember the
ucrld nt or au.ck luly 27 u..,
left her uncoru c\ous tor two d~•
wllh a fract\4ttd lk\lll.
be'• ~verla, ln a local
ho pttal. nnd Is reported to be ln
•ood condltl9n save for tbe
partial wnnesla
Lt. Jury Boyd said police
have used a medic l bypoatlst
w lth &ood resulbl o• several
prior occeslona. Victims of
crimes an madt to relive~ m-
cidents In thetr rnlods
'the hypnotist c:an . k bis I*·
tie1tt to focus on partlcw1r cje..
ails ol the crime the victim
may have seen for only an in-
stant. 1be m1nd is ~ J\llt u a
camera may be used, with
benefit of slow motion, zoom
tens and instant repJay
L\cense plate numbers only
glimpsed. for example, llav.e
been recalled.
The girl was found bleeding
and nearly unconscious in the
right-side traffic lane of Jeffrey
Road. north of the San Diego
·Freeway.
She initially t.old police she
had been struck over the head
by.-.5<>meone. but .,P-Olice said she
appeared dazed and confused.
She fell into unconsciousness.
Two days later. when she was
a lert enough to talk to In·•
vestigators. she told them she
had been hitchhiking to San
Diego County and had been let
-'uff ffre frttwiy -it JerrNW. at .
was the last thing she remem·
bered before waking in tbe
hospital, she said.
Boyd identified the child as a
.-unaway, a North Dakota res-
ervation fndlan who had been
staying temporarily with a
foster parent in Hemet, where
she tatlended Sherman Indian
School.
The foster parent fil,ed a miss·
mg persons report c¥t her on '
May 10.
Since. she told officers, she
had been exploring Southern
California. hitching rides and
~ntng food 11nd 'Shelter from
several people
TONIGHT
.. PACIFIC OVERTURES" -
OC C Summer musical.
Auditorium, Aug. 2·5 , 8 :30
p.m .
MOTORCYCLE SPEEDWAY
. R..b ~G -Fairgroun~. 8 p.m.
f'roM Page A I
MODEL ...
grew with each revelation.
• Caught in a web of alleged
homosexuality, blad1mall and
even a murder plot, Thorpe,
"1hose first wife died in a car
s:rash m 1970 and who is married
!or the second time, made a
• futile attempt to quell the storm.
'FBI Joins Search
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
"l'BI has joined a search for a
'lormer Columbia Pictures ac·
~ountant who disappeared dur-
tng an invesligJltion ot a $275,000 ~mbeulement reportad at the
~tudio. District Attorney John
Van de Kamp said Thursday the
fBT has charged Audrey Lisner. ~1. of North Hollywood with un·
Jaw(ul tllght t.o avoid prosecu-
tion,
DAiLY PILOT
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~Il-l•"°'
SALT LAKE CITY <AP> -
Seven chlJdren who plunged 11
stories from a hotel balcony had
lived ln 990-a-day luxury wlth
thelr father who thouJhl tie was
GOd. The children never went to
school end rarel~ spoke to
strangers. eating meals In their
suite and avoiding the Mtel pool.
The father, Emmanuel David,
39, had committed suicide two
days before bis wife shoved their
children or ur1ed them to leap
off the balcony with her Thurs·
day In a bizarre murder-suicide
that left only one child alive.
question the arranQemeot
because David told them be had
teaching credentials. said hotel
manager Jame, Bradley.
David grew up as Bruce Lon8Q
and joined the Mormon church
after an Anny bitch, according
to his brother, Dean Longo, who
was interviewed by telephone at
his Vero Beach. Fla., home.
Longo said he hadn't seen
David since tpeir father died
nine years ago. Their mother
lives in Vero Beach With Longo.
Penny McDonald. a desk clerk
at the hotel, said meals were
either sent up from the hotel cof.
Thirteen-year-old Eli'zbeth fee shop. 01" David would bring
David was in critical but food home. g,e said be paic:J the
stabilizing condition today S90 rent every day with a $100 ~ DeS'Otte ]>leas from horrififll bill.
'people who watched from _ the FBI spokesman Bob Daven.
sidewalk Thursday morning. port said David paid for about
Rachel David helped or pushed $30.000 in food and lodging at the
her children. ranging in ag~ International Dunes.
from s to 14. from the balc.ony. Police Sgt. Brent Davis. who
Police sald ·at least three said he .knew David, said he
jumped willli\gly, but witnesses never knew ttie 6-foot-4. 300·
said the ~oUl'ger ~es struggled pound man to ~ave a job. He
and tried to gr.ab the railing. said David believed he was God.
-After all tbe-children had An excommunicated member
fallen. officers ~id some of the of the Cbnrcp 9f Jes~ Christ or
onlookers yelled fOr Mrs. Dav~d Latter-clay Saints CMormon>. he
to jump. She did. had formed his own religious . ... .
.,.... P.,,e Al
ABDUCTED
Dead were Mrs. David. 38: cult. consisting mostly of his im·
Rebyca, :5: David. 6; Joseph, 8: mediate famjly members and a
Debbra, 9; Joshaha. 10: and few friends.1>avls nid. Church "ob'---s Rate Kachal. 14.• officials would not comment on J• re3 Elizbeth was in surgery 10 the excommumcalion report
..,. hdnrs Thursday with a teapl of . Police U . Roger Kinnerstey
D. .... L-d lJp 15 doctors. Spokeswoman Karyn said Mormon offidals com
difficult case that has never of· TIMI~ Haeckel at LOS Hospital said plained that David frequently .
riclaUy been tlos~d 1either by .the girl had multiple compound asked t.o see church authaattles
Fountain Valley police or our J1... n..:__ "J3 "fractures 81\d abdo~)nal In· to proc'la1m upcoming
coroner's investigators." ': "-'J rrop. juries. If . calamities or demand a share or
Meanwhile, police are still _ . _.,, Tbe.hmily secluded 1tse m church revenues. ~-~ Valeena'~ mother, Sit'CRAMEN!J!O~l~-e ~·tort~ .montbs:;HQtel -·-Assistant U$. Atl'Orl'le~
Carnalla Miller, 25. She ls sus-first liayoffs from P~pes~ion 13 employees said the ch1ld'r_en Snarr said he believed the cult
pected ol havln(. abducted tM pushed CaliforJlia!s un~oy-· spoke to s\r,anger~ o_ol.y with leader may have lived from
five-,reu-oldoo" IJtfi home al ment rat.f!lo "J.a'Wt'oent Tt;i July, their paren~ perm1sslon .. They money given him by followers.
her legal. guardfw, K~nnetb matcbin~ ils fl,lgtu.fQ? the year, said the children .stayed m the Longo said David attended
and Juanita Moore, of 20191 the eovetnm,phaid today. sulre most of.the tame. and were Brigham Young University and
Crown Reef Lane. The Moores The j~ltis rat~ ,.as up from taught by thelr parents. served as a Mormon missionary
are the, Miller wo~Jn's parents 7.2 percenVln June. Employ· Hotel staff apparently didn't in South America.
and the grandparents of the ment declih~ t-y 41,000. t.o a missingS.year-old. . · • d ·:we are very ttiuCh concerned total of. 9. 142,000, an un-
for Val~~ma's safety because of employment rose by 58,000 to
the suspiei~ . death of_ her 2· lh~~: n"tionaJ-unemployment..
year-old brotJier last year," said rate .;,.,rus 6.2 percent in July, up Hunt~n_t~ton Beach police Sgt. from 5_7 percent in June. federal Luis ~IR>a. , St Po lite h a v e m a t ch e d officials said. < ory. A4 >
fingerprints found on a w~ndow The state Employment
a be Moores~ Hunttngton Development Depart-men~
Beach home with those of about 24.200 government jobs
Carnalla Miller were eliminated.last month. the
Police say the fingerprints first full mobt1' since voters ap-
were found on a window that proved Proposition 13. a $7
was pried open to enter a billion property tax cut...
bedroom from which the sleep-Thal total does not include
ing Valeena was s~oo~ up ~d s chool emplo1A!eS who are
rushed away in ah auto. withqut jobs fol' three months
Police have also relca;;ed a because of the cancellation of
composite sketch of a tall, thin summer school. Those workers.
m°'o who wore a red head scarf as well a s oth er school
under a straw hat when he drove e mployees normally without
up to .the Moores' Crown Reef J 0 b s du r I n g the s u m mer.
Ldne res idence in a black brought total government job
TransAm sedan last Saturduy. losses to 100.100 .
The mustachioed man circled The department said 13,066
the home and is believed to have school emplovees have lost year-been scouting ihe house for the bs · p T 13 Monday breakin, police said. roul'ld jo smce ropos1 ion
Kenneth Moore s aid his passed, and 7,261 _p_ersons ha_ve
daughter, Carnalla, is,unpredic· been laid off by clt1es, counties
table. and special ~eri~
Huntington Beach and Ji'oun-were eliminated by attrition.
tain Valley police met with The department added that
Orange County Sheriff's and s ome laid-off government
Dl"strtct Attbraey's omce 111• • workers have Sound other jobs,
ve s tigators Thurs day to
coordhaate the national search
forValeena.
and others will be recalled af\er
.. ~I dist\iicts finish work thls
Qlooth on.JBJS-79 t>1~ets. :
PrizeLamfJ
EWen Get . ..
Special Day
WA'SKJNGTON <AP> -
The nation's grandparents
will be honored with a day or their own next month.
President Carter on
Thursday declared Sept.
10 "National
Grandparents Day."
He said the elders of
eaeh family h ave the
responalblllty for setting
the moral tone for the
family and tor pqsing on
the traditional values of
our nation to their·
children and
1ral\dchlldren.
'War Crimimd'
Shot in Leg in
New York Town
MINEOLA. N.Y . <AP> -A
man convicted by the Soviet
Union as a Nazi war criminal
and identified in court testimony
as responsible for the deaths or
Jewish children in Latvian ghet-
tDs VI as shot in the leg in his
home early today. police said.
Boleslavs Maikovskis. 73, sen-
tenced to death by a Soviet court
in 1965 for hil alleged role in the
Nazi holocaust In World War II,
was in stable condition at
Nassau Hospital suffering from
a gunshot wound in the right leg.
according to Kevin ~iller, ll .
hospital spokesman. ,
Maikovskis, a retired
carpenter who moved to Mineola
in 1951. bas been fighting de-
portation sought by the U.S. Im-
migration and Naturalization
Service. He has refused lo feStify~~aiiiigs~.::::.. - ---~
Pol(ce said they were seeking
two assailants, but did' not give
~my further information.
The shooting was similar to
terrorist kneecap attacks in
Europe.
Douglas Faces ~uit ·
After Plarie Crash Cindy King of Costa Mesa shows off her
Suffolk lamb that was named FFA
Reserve Champion of Show at the Orange
County Fair. The 106 pound lamb sold for
$2 a P<>UJ1d to an Alpha Beta Market in La
Habra._
VANCOUVER, British Colum-
bia <AP ) -Two product UabW·
ty lawsuits have been tiled In
California against Air Canada,
McDonnell Douglas. Corp. and a
number of McDonnell Douilas•
U.S. subcontractors as the tesuJt
of a Toronto DC-9 passenger Jet
crash .June 26. •
The twin-engine OC-9, a $12
million medium -range
passenger jet, blew a lire during
takeoff and crashed off the end·
of the Toronto 'airport runway,
injurin"g 105 passengers a nd
crew members and ktlllng two people.
Aviation lawyer Jerry Stems
filed th~ suits Thursday in
Superior U>urt. ln San Francisco
on behalf of Lyle Unrau and
Ernest Lynch, both of Montreal.
Th.e accid~nt left Unrau a
paraplegic. Lynch suffe°red back
injuries. laeerations and
Mesa Worker
~cupe"ating -
damage to tendons jn bis left
band. "I've been keeping an eye on
the Toronto case ever sine~ the
crash." Stems said. "Two da;ws
ago, l was retained to reptesent
twb of those injured. and we've
decided to move rather quickly
tci get the case Into the
Calltbmia courts on a product·
tatilllty basis. ·• ·
"We're saying the crash was a
direct result of a major defect
built lntol.be aircraft by McDon-
nell Douglas in California, whidl
is why we're suing down south,.,,
he said.
Other defendants include Unit·
ed Technologies, which buil\ the
jet's rrau. and Whitney engln~
and the companles which
manufactured and supplied tbe
lire which blew; Air Trends Inc.
and Kleber Cololll.,. Co. &I
France.
-.
WHEN TIME IS. OF ESSENCE
WE'RE CAPABLE OF
BEATING THE CLOCK
..
'There's always a general urgency about gettmg carpeting installed, but most
customers will allot a reasonable ·llfnOC.U1/ of time ..
Howevsr. wtren there is a rush, we:. c,n accomodste tho8e requiring
inmedlate seMce, without sacrificing Alden's tlgld, standards of competency.
unless there is a problem obtaining a specific color or pattem, >40tJ can count
on fast service from Alden's and we main tam a large mventoty to facilifale
deliveries.
l
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Fnc!!r. A!Jqutt 4, 1978 DAILY PILOT ,43
Report Says Beef Prices to Dip
Blut Kiiis 2
PIOP!Pfe Line Explodea
FORT MADlSON. Jo"•a tAP> -A propane aaa
Une runnlnc lhl"Olllh a parthtd eomfleld tn rural
southeast Iowa ezploded today. kUJtn1 two elderly
p eople. lnjurip1 stx and Jeavln1 a two-stor y
furmhouse "wttb nothint but the 1moke1tuck stand· log," autbortU a-aid.
Witnesses said flam ta bootina about 500 feel enawtect a b<>U.Se. barn. 1araae and two sheds and
dama1ed· several aearby houses.
The lnteae taeat kept flremen from reacblna victims ror sevenll houn. Lee Coun~ Sherif( Don
Arnold klentlfied the dead as R.C. Kniabl. 79. and his wile. Cloricy, 82.
Three ~rnbtts of OM-f alllily, Robert Rider. 54.
his wlfe Mary,~· and their daughter Cindy. 23, were
In critical condition with extensive burns. said a
spokesman tor University Hospitals in Iowa City.
"There were just big bJUows of Rame.'' said
Carol Fa~th. a neighbor.
Senator Reports
Briggs Death Bill
_Costs $589,000
s.ACRAMENTO fA.f>> -J ohn The committee reported' more•
Briggs, a Rcpubhcan st~te than $198.000 in unpuid lo.ins 1tnd ~e.u1tor. spent $589,000 quahfy-. J73.000 in, unpaid bills. But !n~. fo~ the November ~allot. a:n Briggs, a Fullerton Jawm~er ...
Ln1t1ahve to expand California s has said he's wi lling to
death penalty. state officials re-"forgive" mji..rjl of the money
.-pert':"" • --=-:-:-· hts gutJen,....., ·•al-commrHtt3-
8nggs group. C1tuens for 1tn tent to his two initiative cam-Effect!v~ Death Penalt~. report· paigns. the death penalty
ed rarsmg $592.000,-including measure and a proposa l aimed
$421.750 In loans. $138,500 of that at firing homosexual teachers.
rrom BMggs and another $83,250
from his short-lived campaign
for governor.
* * *
Lawsuit Hits
Anti-gay Bill
LOS ANGELES <AP> -A
lawsuit attacking the method in
'Wbtch signatures were 1alhered
and certified for an Initiative
tha l would bar homosexuals
from teaching in California
sch ools has b een filed In
Superior Coutt.
The death penalty m easure.
Proposition 7. would prescribe
e'<ecution for several categories
of murder not included in the
s tate ·s current capital punish·
ment law, including murder of
state offici als and m urder
1u<tged particularly c~uel or
atrQclous.
-The suit, filed Thursdi-y 'f!j. leges misrepresentation. fr .
forgery and perjury agains of·
ficials responsible for placing
the initiative on the November
ballot.
It also would weaken some of
the protections for defendants In
Lbe curtenUa.w; fol' example, if
a jury deadlocked ove r the
penalty, the re would be a new
penalty trial under the initiative
rath~r than an automatic life
~entenc~. In addition, terms for
non·capltaJ murder convictions
would be increased.
In collecUna tne 312.404
signatures neede«l to muke the
ballot. Briggs repOrted spending
virtually ell his money on direct-
m all solldtation of funds and
raising more tha n $317 .000 in
s mall contributions.
Named in the suit as defen·
dants were initiative author·
state Sen. John Briggs, R·
Fullerton; Secretary of State
M arch Fong Eu : Attorney
General Evelle J . Younge r. and
the registrars of voters and
clerks for each of California's 58
counties
Loans included $150.000 from
John Merrill. president of Surety
Companies in La llabra. and
SS0.000 from Daniel Fillet. prcsi·
dent of Dem eo Packing irt
Ve rnon. . .
.Liquor and aeniats
Top Sunday ·List
Sunday's Daily Pilot will hit
close to home -especiaJly for
people who rent and those who
buy liquor
RENTING & RAVING -The
first 100 responses to our rent
ra ise survey will be anaJyzed.
Rente rs tell of their predica-
m ents and percentage of in·
, crease while landlords respond
: that an expected rollback rrom
: Proposition 13 won't belp all
; their expenses.
• QUICKER LIQUOR -Who is
• winning and losing in the liquor
: price war? Are customers buy-
' Ing expensive brands at a dis·
: count or sticking with their f economical favorites? Where
; are the best buys! Starr Writer
. Gary Gr.anville provides the
: answers.
I ~ Countg Speech .
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(SUND A Y'S BEST)
COMPLEX COMPANY -
Beckman Instruments looks Uke
an electronics company. but
closer inspection s h ows
chemistry ls at its heart. A look
at the WlUSUa.l flrm in You/Your
Mon~y.
VIEWEll UNDERRATED! -
J ae Venza cha11enged hls idea
that commercial television un·
derrat.cs the audience by pro-
duct n g, th e ·•Great
Performances" series. His series
Is now ~proaching its sixth
season and critics say it lives up
to its name.
May Fall
In Next
Months
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
rapid cllmb-In retail beef prices
up 32 percent from last fall -
has peaked. the Agriculture
Department is predicting.
And in what could be even bet-
ter news for infh1tlon-ballercd
consumers. a department report
indicated Thursday that beef
prices could fall slightly m com-
ing months.
The department was able to
make lhose predictions at the
sa m e time it was saying re-
tailers fmully have begun pass-
ing on lo consumers the f'ull Im·
pact of soaring beef prices at the
slaughterhouse.
T hat traditional pass·through
normally takes only a few weeks
but had been lagging in the cur-
rent spiral. When beef retailers
began to show a more normal
pattern in June, s laughter cattle
prices -which had risen by
more than 40 percent since last
fall -slipped s lightly, softening
the blow. · .
At that point the increase m
retail pnces was laggmg behind
by eight ~entat.6-pomts. ~
What department forecasters
said they do not know is wht'n
cattle f'Uisers p re going to siart
rebuilding herds so that p'1tt'S
can come down subs tanliall>
The ....c.iutenL!orec.asl cuUs. for
continued high prices through
1980 or 1981
Various department survc•ys
h ave found retaJI beef pric<.'s
sliding a little in recent weeks.
largely because or i.upermarket
price·cutting.
Th~ r<.'port analyzing prices of
selected foods m June showl'd
that retailers und wholesalers
accounted ror 38 percent of the
record Sl.81-a -pound national
average price for choice beef.
Thal compares to 32.3 percent m
May and 36.5 percent in March.
Retailers accounted for most of
the June gain.
MeanwfUle. Pork l>Ttces. com-
pared lo June 1977. we re up 10 4
percent at the farm and 14. 7 per·
cent at retail.
The middll'man share was 40.3
percent or t he a\'erage retail
price of $1.44 a pound. compared
to 37 .9 percent in May and 41 9
Balloo11 Over Laguna
Laguna Beach rl'sidl'nts and ,.,~itors werl'
trealt'd to u rare s pectacle th1!-. morning
as a hot air balloon hovered low in the ::,ky
on it~ southern jouttney down coait. J
group of s urfors vit•wed the colorful
ht'lium tilled air 1ran:ler :.is it silently
pasbed Bird Rock shortly after 10 a m .
NiXon oe.nies· Col/~_ ·
Tourney Appearance
3~ 7D~pgl~~ ..-·~.
Electl!icians
Join Strike
IND lAN.i\POLIS <AP I
Former President Nixon never
intended to play in Ii celebrity
golf tournament -here next week
and the.• announcement that he
\\OUld was a pparently a pro·
• motcr·i. atte mpt to boost lagging
Nothing
To Hide?
Joining other electrical main-tickct sales. Nixon's top aide tenance workers at six plants in
!>ays the Los Angeles-Orange County
Ch arles A . Owen . general metropolitan area. 33 electri-
cha1rman of the Indianapolis clans have gone on strike at
Shrine Golf Classic. announced M c D 0 n n <.' 1 1 o 0 u g I a s
Wednesday that Nixon agreed to Astronautics Company in Hunt-
part1cipate in the celebrity pro-ington Beach.
amate ur segment of the tourna-The ll)embers of the lntem a-
m e nt ne xt Wednesday and tional Brotherhood of Electricat
Thursday ... Workers Local 2295 are involved
The tournament 1 s c 0 in routine plant maintenance.
s ponsored by the Indianapolis Currently. the ir average
Murat Shrine Club Mnd the journeym~age is $9.72 per
Senior Professional Golfer. Inc hour. according to company
Col. Jack Brennan. Nixon·s spokesman Don Hanson and An·
u1de. told The Associated Press drew Taylor. IBEW executive KANSAS CITY. Mo by t elephone from San officer.
l AP> -Four undercover Clemente. that Shrine officials A total of 170 electncal main·
women police officers and wert' appurently misled by a tenance workers are involv<.-d at
two uniformed policemen r<'presentat1ve of the Senior six McDonnell Douglas plants ii
T K' ked; arrested a m ale stripper Professional Golfers in an effort Hun\l~n Beach. Long Beach. .J. Ot f,C • and 5tx women patrons of to hype ticket sales Palmdale, El Segundo. Torrance u night club in suburban d C t Sugar Cr~k. Brennan said that when be •.m omp on. ' San Clem.ente The strippe r had re· was contacted about the tourna· The 33 strikers are among
ment. he r"plied that Nixon about 5,000 workers at the com-mo\'ed his neatly tailored ... p · H nt 'ngton B"ach suit und was down to a G· would be unable to play because an Y s u 1 .! 114 Char d hi s daughter. J ul ie Nixon facility. JJ'.J.all ·ue string when some of the EasenhowN. is expecting her Wages are the key issue in the 0 200 to 350 women in the 1 IBEW contract which expired A San Clemente man was ar· club began stuffing money f.ust chi din eurly Auj{usl. last October. but was extended.
rested Thursday on charges he into 1t .. , told him that Mr. ~ixon Details of th~ contract pro-
kicked a 2-year-old baby boy in Police rushed in and couldn·t afford to be in Indiana posals haven't been disclosed
a downtown Huntington Beach took the dancer and six ~nywhere else when his first and as yet no new negotiating
bar. police reportet'f. 'T'he inftml w?men to j ail. ~pandchil<t ts-boor.'; .t:tinnan-i.essio.ns are scheduled . com·
was bruised but not hosp1tc.iliud ~aid · pa1ty andtirrion officials said.
Frank Philip Pica Jr . 27, of ---------------------------------------322 Avenida Cordoba. remained
·in Huntington Beach Jail todoy
in lieu of $5.000 bail.
It is alle~ed thut Pica kicked
the baby, who police dad not
identify. three limes at the i tam
Street Saloon. 117 Main St.. at
7:25 p .m .. suid Officer Art Oroz
Picu had taken the child for a
"Jlk with tht' bo) ·:-. mother's
permission and ontcred the bar.
He became upset at the boy for
an unknown reason and alleged-
ly kicked him. witnesses told
police.
Pica ned the scene with the
baby when witnesses became
enraged with the alleged kick·
mg . Droz s:J1d The ~uspect was
appr ehended a s hort d istance
from the bar by police and
:saloon patrons.
The b1tby boy·s mother was
contacted and took custody or
the child.
Pica is charged with felony
child enda ngering and child
abt1se, police said.
Natal Plum ceor1sso 1un1e1)
A hardy hedge or
~· foundattoo plOllf lor
' ony sunny londacope
Orto
1 Got Slzt
Reg '269
First Lady Marlgo~d•
Slmptv loaded wttn hugt
blOS$OITIS In
yelloW or orongt
4 Size
Reg 89'
ORTH ENE
INSECT SPRAY
• Contact kill p!us residual
action
• Protects roses. flowers.
ornamentals. trees in the home
garden
I Pint Size
Reg '698
Sale Price
5 5~98
· Dwarf Peach , or Nectarine
• Choose from tile tieovv procluelllg
Gor Clen GolCI Peocil or
Gordtn Neo1or Nectarine
• . . \ • \ ' • Carter Called Naive ~~·.~1.19 Sal• 49e Price
Reg. '12 99 $ 5 Gol Size
Salt Price 6. 99
81 aEBECCA B&Lll ... ....., ...... He described members or the
Carter admlni1ttaUon as blue-Jean e_d , ~edalltoned , long-
balre~ple who are naive
about world affairs and more In-
terested in pleastn1 the elec-
torate than protocUnc American
interests.
· "I am shocked by some ot the
thlnaa I see ln lbe White House
today," Morley said, "and I've
covered tt slnce Rooeevelt."
Mori y, who •ald be returns to
bll bome in Ltllure World to
catcb la brelt)\ between world
toura. &aid be bad Just com•
back from a u'!!C throu1h the
Mldeaat and I\ a. It la Woindorf\tl that tbla COUil·
tr)' ls concerned aboat human pu, Mortey Mid. hi .,
not apply that ooncem 111 countn., CJl\ljlMMt or two. a.riri'tlll ~ .. ~SftMt ttlladlal A•aco&i,,AobraiaAV. Mort•>'
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Oouds Over 'Sunshine'
SINGING TRE BUFF ILtJB8: co.ta Meta city of·
ficlala. alwaya vtfllatat lo tM effort to pur1e •In h'o«n tht cl~ limits. Ir cettlna n~ed by t.bt same evU over the
yeara. 'Ibey have r.al trouble pemaadlna people to llee~ their clotbes on.
Tb 1t&rtt lnlth ls lhat nucllty Jmt keeps poppln1 U1> no
matter how 1treouously clvlc autbortllet work to keep It
uader wraps. •
The latest Costa Me a epidemic ol naJcedneu bunt
rortb at lbe Chamber ot Commerce buUdln1. Well. not ex·
adly. It used lo be lbe ctuunber ot Commerce bulldln.I. out on west 19th Street.
Chamber otfklala ned the premises som~ Ume back
nd ome new operators bave taken over. renamlQI the
place the Sunshine Bulldlna.
INSIDE, TtiBn DA YI. tbe tun ahinel on eveeythlo1.
About 22 youna womt'D are enu>lo~ ,
Customers can sit around and t.a1k to one ol these atrb.
wbo is weartna nod\inc more tban a smile. for 1S minutes
at a fee ot only SlO. Or. lbe ladles wUl model for you ln the
same unfrocked coodltion at $34 an hour.
Thls new Costa Mesa enterprise apparently eluded the
uttenli:' ol certain parties over at .the •Y ball. It dld n\,
' ~·
Cost{l M~f9 Entertamu T-Oling to Al'JOid..N#11 Charge•
OOWt
tail.
. fail to eaptu.re ~ att.nlion-of the-police vice de·
THE COPS BUSTED a young woman in lbe place the
other day on allegations that she offered one of their
operatives more lhan just a smile.
Meanwhile, city hall has screamed foul , declaring the
Sunshiners are in business without a conditional use permit.
What we have here is a case of unlicensed starkers.
Clearly then, Costa Mesa continues to be vexed by peo·
pie who want to go Into business with all assets visible.
It was some six years ago when a place on Newport
Boulevard in Costa Mesa, once known as the Gingham
Cafe. tossed out all the gingham and replaced it with buff
dancing girls.
The crimson.faced City Council count.ered this effront
to community standards by adopting the Natal Cleft
Ordinance. This dictum prohibited entertainers from ex· posing their natal clefts.
THE LAW GOT MIXED reviews, however, when peo·
ple had trouble figuring out what a natal cleft is.
Another Costa Mesa watering bole, known ·as the Fire
House. began featuring unclad dancers and in July of 1973.
made the headlines when vice cops busted Marsha Sue
"Fish" Crump on charges of entertaining "'ith only her
booties on. She had the nickname "Fish" in honor of acer·
lain tattoo on her person.
Anyway, Miss Fish Crump got acquitted on grounds
that her booties costume was protected under the city's theater ordinance.
Thus it has gone over the years. Costa Mesa finally
purged itself of nude dancing palaces. And now the sun
shine& in.
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Glim Texans Continue
Sei.trching /or Bodies
BANDERA, Texas (AJ>) -Grim and weary rescue workers
1lot1ed ~ mud and high water for a second day today,
•••rchlnl for people oilsslni ln the debris and devastation left by
ram paalnf flood waters. At least 21 deaths have been confirmed.
The l\OC'ml that kllled lS people in lbe c:entral Texas hlll country
near here abUted Thursday to "What we've gotten in the ..-t Tex... i ' rth f in l
l At1bleut sl~~ed laudte4'fburaday ~f; J ~~ ~.;~to~shlng t~
n A any Wucn 8 • en seven· see the devastatind force of the tneb do~pour, apawned by the .. • :veatt1ea of Tropic al Storm water. Krueger said.
Amelia flooded 1 creek and the "THIS HAS TO -be one of the
town dralnqe ayatem. worst f1oodl in the ~tate_'s bls· tory. The 1le11astahon 1s un·
FlnEEN INCHES ot rain believable," sat~ Briscoe. who
were recorded 'lbursday Ji6ht in requested C~er a help.
Throckmorton County north or Army helicopters from Fort
AlbHy, about 30 miles from Sam Houston in San Antonio
Abilene. F1asb fiood warnlags were called to the central Texas
were lsaued overnight for at flood area again Thursday to
1east 2S west Texas countleg. rescue 10 persons stranded by
Officials of the Departmeitt of high waters. . .
NATION I WORLD
Public Safety said the death toll Bandera County sheriff s dis·
In Albany would almost certain· patcher Jackie Doyle said more
ly rise. ~ban 100 people on ranches and
Hundreds are homeless and. m rural hornet around tbe north
while official estimates may be and west prongs of the Medina
weeks away, the damage figure River were cut off.
Ill .....
THIS PILE OF RU BLE WAS ONCE A BRICK HOUSE
Addle Day of Ban~ra Surveya Neighbor '• Devaatatlon
is expected to run into tile tens
ol milll~ of dollars,
P R ESIDENT CARTER
declared Texas a ma.ior disaster
area )'tlunday, freeing federal
recovery funds tor tbe three
hardest-bit counties ln the cel}-
tral hill country -Kerr, Ban·
dera and l<endall. Ironically, the
three counties had alread9 been
named drought disaster areas.
Jobkss Rate Leaps Up
Figures Puzzle Analyst s; Erro r 8usp ected
"'Phis are~ftas gone ·rrom •a
drought disaster area to a flood
disaster area in a matter of two
Uys." said. Rep, Bob--J,<rueger.
D·Texas, who drove through
B8'1de ra Counti'._ with_Gov.
Dolph Bris~ Thursday.
WASWI~GTON c>.P.> .. -The.nation'-s j~less ratt;w~sJ Unemployment rose sharply in S.7l>ercent ln June. the1owest m
July. climbing to 6.2 percent of mo~ than three yean. Thtr July
\be labor Jo~,e. with tefn·agers, rate or ~-2. ~.ercent was the
and women l>earing the brunt of ·rttlgh* since ·Mareh. when 1t
the increased joblessness. the also was 6.2 P,ereent.
governnrent reported today. SOME-;NCREASE in un·
'emplOymenr was considered
l'kely because o{ governm~nt
d;loves lo slow the ~omy lo h~lp restrain infl on. but the
J ly inc~e w surprisingly
l rge and w s spread
th oughout most employment
ca egories.
Rev.-Jackson Opens
King Death P r obe
CHICAGO <AP> -The Rev. Jesse Jackson has opened his own in·
vestigation into Martin Luther King's murder. spurred by a letter
from Jantes Earl· Ray and "the threat of death" hanging over every-
one present at the killing.
J ackson. who asked permission Thursday to interview Ray at Ten·
nessee's Bushy Mountain prison,
said he ls convinced Ray did not
act alone. souri bus inessm an made a
payoff lo Ray a fte r the as·
sassinalion.
"I fear greatly for his CRay'sl
life ... Jackson said . "I fear
greatly for my own life. 'Phe
threat of death hangs over every.
one present at the assassina-
tion."
I California. th unemploy.
me t rate rose fro 7.2 percent
in J ne to 7.8 ~rcen in July.
T Labor Depa · ent gave
the llowitig breakd wn in JuJy
joble sness compare with the
pre vi ,us month:
-Adult· men. 4.1 p rcent. up
from 3.? percent in Jun .
-Adtilt women. 6.S cent. up
from6.l.
-Te~ers. 16.3 percent. up
frotn l4;c~
-Whites. 5.3 percent. up from
4.9.
-Bla<*:s 12.S ~cenL u~from
11.9.
-Full·fime workers.; 5.7 ·per .•
cent, up from 5.2.
-Whlte.coll ar workers, 3.8
p~r~"t. , up fro01 ~.5. ... ., -Cue-collar workers, 6.9 per-
cen: • ·~ ~6.5. - .
l;H£ DEPARTMENT said
ove"fll unemployment rose tzy
440AOO, with t.een.agers-acceunt-
ing for about half of the in·
crease. Total unemp1oyment in
July was just under 6.2 million.
while employment was 94 .4 million.
The July Increase more than
reversed the employment gains
in June. when unemployment... had dropped lo 5. 7 percent from
6.1 pereentin May.
A Labor Department analyst
said the July increase in jobless·
ness was "as hard as to un·
derstand" as the steep June
decline. and he said statistical
problems could have accounted
for much of the change.
··Wh en something goes up so
sharply and then faUs back in •
the next month, there is a ten·
dency lo think the form~r figure
was aberrari\," he said.
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CALIFORNIA
t;hargea Made
By Striking
Mail Workers
Asbestos
116 Million Dollars Wcx:th
Fri.; Sat. & Sun. l
August 4, 5 & 6 ·
8:00 pm
ln~ctlon
Fri., Sat. & Sun.
2~s,.a1-1,.
Don 't misS this important sale!
fine crvst1I , chine •ts, European furniture, bronzes, rugs, oils and
mtny othtr lm'ns.
Lots of dletnond aollt1lres and clusters. Fine men'• end ladies watches
rings, ••rri•, btlceltts, necl<I~, etc., Mt with dlemonds, tmer1lds,
rubi••· 11ppt\fl'ff. Several importaflt llf'Qll •mer1lds-ind sepphlm.
Tl .. MI· 8.nkAmelfc.rd • MHWfCtltf9' ...... on.I ~h9Clc . C•lh . ·-•Ktlndecl \el'mt-.n be .,,~eel·
hopHty mollfld for cott*I~ Of 11111 ~
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Ffld9y, August 4. 1978 DAILY PILOT AS
A:tl6rn.ey. Defended
Hearst Jurors Speak Out for .Bailey
SAN FRAt,TOISCO <APl -
Several Jurors In Patricia
Hearst's 1976 robbery trial have
spoken up in defense of attorney
F. Lee Balley, ·claiming he did .
not bungle the' newspaper helrea~'• case as she claimed ln !
a giotfon to set aaiae her sen-
tence. ,
Former U.S. Attorney James ·
L. Browning wl\o pr;osecuted the
case. called the famed Balley "a
very eood tacttclatl and
sirateglst," even thP,Ugh he bad
·'the wl'QD8 defense. '
HOWEVER. BllOWNING add-
ed that ''since I'm not sure be
picked that defense, I don't
know if he can be blamed for
that."
Browning declined tp com-
ment on whether ~ailey liaa ex-
hibited physical symptoms of ln·
competence -including insom·
nia, fatigue anti shaking hands
-as Miss Hearst charged in a
writteJl declaration.
THE MOTION to overturn·
Miss He'arst 's convictlon or re-
duce her sentence was flied
Wednesday ln U.S. District
Court by attorney George
Martinez. who replaced Bailey
and Albert JohnsO'n as defense
lawyel's last May.
Juror 0 . Douglas McGregor
said he th9ugbt Bailey ·'seemed
at ease and knew what he was
doh1g." ·during t1-. 1976 triltl .
which Miss Hearst clatmed her
attorney turned ioto "a
mockecy#"a far~e .bd a sham." · · r thou~t if I 1'ver-were in
trouble, I'd want him on my
side." Mc6regors-atd. "(-
thought the trial was condacted
efficienUy and in a professional
way."
JUROR BEATlUCE aowman
of San RafaeJ also said Bailey
seemed COl!)petent. "If be made
any ml.stakes l wouldn't be
aware of lt," she said. When
asked whether Balley seemed
hung over or shaky, as Miss
Hearst alleged, Ms. Bowman
replied. "Not at all."
Another juror, Charlotte
Conway of San Mateo, said
Bailey seemed "perfectly tom·
petent" ln representing Miss
Hearst.
ALTERNATE JlJROll Mary
Nieman of Pleasant Hill said,
"Bailey definitely didn't seem
bun'-over or incompetent to
me. ' However, she said abe
thought hl1 presentation was
adequate "until his closing argu.
ment."
"The argµment tas short and
like a peashooter compared to
Browntne's. which was
analytical and like a cannon ln
its eff~," she said.
Attempts to reach Miss Hearst
at-the Pleasanton federal facili-
ty where she is serving ·her
seven-year sentence were unsuc-
cessful, as were attempts to
reach Bailey for comment.
Beached Sea Lions .
Returned to Herds'
LOS ANGELES <API -Seventeen ocean refugees have re·
turnedtofasbfortheirlivinginthekelpbedsoffSantaBarbaralsland.
Island.
They are California sea lions wbo were ill or injured wben
Marineland officiali found them stranded on t.M shore and brought
them to the Palos Verdes aquatic park for treatmeof. ' .
BUT ON WEDNESDAY. Marineland's 38-foot boat Geronimo
took the animals 41 miles from land to join their herds.
''They're kind ot a family ~up," said Geronimo skipper
Lloyd Ellis. "They'll stay together until they're absorbed into the
local population."
-llL~t,.rGH __ MOl'f of the sea lions were the.victims of dis·-·
eases and Pacific storms earlier this year, some -like Ftybait -
had lived-at Marineland for up to two years. u.ic1 M~neland ~urator Tom Otten. .
F).)'bait, who got his name· betaiUe ''that's all be was when he ... "'
came in." recovered fl"om a tuldl.Y broken filpper despite grim pre-
diftions. --· • --~
The animals are not expected to have problems adjusting to
the sea, because they grew up in the wild, said veterinarian Jan
Sweeney.adding, "Tbey'Udojustfine."
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Judges in Step
With the Times
M06t state and county crnploy s w~nt without pay r,t es lhl year, even those who hud been 1u111ranteed
salary hikes ln multlpl y ar contracts.
An ex('cptlon to the no pa)' rain rule wUI be
munaclpul und su rlor court Judgeiii u8 well as some
court admlnislrato
The wan Ol municap..&I court JUd&t .. JUm~ from
S4S.235 u yeur lo $47.497 The annual wuae paid lO
~upenor court Jud&es rose from U9.166 to SSl.W
In fl.limes!'. thosf! ii.alanl.~ an m t caset. are well un·
der whal the juda could expect to earn 111 lawyers of
their MatUtt tn prlv te pract1Ct'
In Orange County. ho\\l'\~r. two munlclpul court
judJes. who asked to remain unonymous. turned down
their five peM.'ent p~y mcn·ases. a move apparently
ulmcd ut keeping 111 the spmt of lhe!)e oolt·tlghlenlng
timt-~.
Jl wus a nice 1esture on thl.' part of the two judaes.
especially wben accompanied by their order to keep their
identltie::, anonymous
Congress Sees J,ight
Congress. al long last . has seen enough light to vote
r'1peal of the three-yeor embargo on US. arms sales to
Turkey. No lhanks go to opponents of the r epeal who.
throughout the debates. seemed more interested in re·
taining the support of their constituents or Greek descent
than in the safety of NATO 's southern flank.
They included California's Sen. Alan Cranston. His
vote was balanced. fortunately. by Sen. S.I. Hayakawa.
who was among lhe majority who voted to lift the em·
bargo. ·
The arms sale ban was im~ed to punish Turkey for
using American wt!apons in the invasion o'f Cyprus. This d~ite-the fact that the Gre~ not the-Tu"-'s:wete fif"st
to !)end soldiers with American arms to the troubled
is land . .setting the st age for the Turkjsh jnvc.tSion. and . h . t At 11 -• • ... -• .,ne ... ,v ~~ -.:.-. ~-•
From 1.he &uts ct the arms embargo was cleur:ly an
overreaction· and not in the best interest of the western
European NATO members whose sole support on the
southeast came from Turkey.
Nor was it in the interest of the United States when
Turkey rather predictably retaliated by closing vital
American bases on the Turkey-U.S.S.R. border -our
only intelligence-monitoring post adjacent lo the Soviet
lJmon.
But the powerful Greek lobby on Capitol Hill was able
to keep enough pressure on Congress to maintain the em·
bargo. for the rather simple reason that there are more
voters of Greek than of Turkis h descent. ·
And in the narrow House vole that confirm ed the
Senate vote to repeal the embargo. the California con·
gressional delegation continued to reveal the Greek lobby
influence by \'Oting 22 to 20 against repeal.
Two direct benefits from removal or the arms sale
ban will be reopening of the U.S. bases in Turkey and the
slart of serious efforts to resolve the Cyprus dispute. the
latter a condition or the congressional embargo repeal.
Amid all the criticis m il's been receiving. the Carter
Administrc.tion deserves some credit for getting this one
through. despite the opposition of such Democratic
stalwarts as California's senior senator.
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Computers Not Perfect
As wt• oil have discover ed. the computer is a won-
drous invention. Many of us also have discovered that it
can be scary. That it makes mistakes and you can't
argue \\ith it.
But you've got to admit it's s uper-efficient and it ~ really ~peeds up a lot of formerly boring chores. Or does it?
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Now comes UC Irvine professor Dr. J ames Danziger
whcfs s pent some time examining the impact of the com·
puter and s ays it isn't all il's cracked up to be. In fact it's
sometimes a hindrance.
It's ternbly expensive county and city govern·
ments last year spent more than Sl billion on electronic
data processing system s.
It docsn 't necessarily result in staff reductions.
Sometimes more people <Are needed ro operate the
systems. and thal sort of help is apt to be expensive.
It also can result in the"accumuJation of masses of
data that really isn't of much use to anybody. just
because the computer is available.
When used to monitor employee performance it lacks
s ensith·ity and can measure only quantity. not quality of
work.
For anyone who's had a run·in with a computer. it's
somehow comforting to know that even an expert on the
subject has some reservations about this 20th century
m arvel.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Dally Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those ol their authors and
artists. Reader comment ls invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71•) 642·4321 .
B.~d/Moonshirw
ByLM.BOYD
Eleven years ago. the
Federal revenuers closed
down about 6.000 moonshine
stills. Last year. lhey onb'
r aided 481. A clie nt a!lks
what's responsible for Lhis
dramatic decrease in the
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
II we're 1otn1 to see
m aa1-produced teal
tube babMa iD tbe oat
few 1eara. can't JOU Just ue the beadllnes: ··oo"lrnment Attalla
.. J,IM ........ •• . a.v.•.
backwoods seepage of corn
liquor. Better booze on the
le1al rqarket maybe. Who
knows? Also, word ls spread·
, ing a mong the onett me
Quyer• that much white
Ughlnlng contains lead
poisons, that mJitit e~ptatn
ll .
ln England, it railroad sta·
lion is never referred lo as a
depot. There, a (,tcpot ls only
a place where thln1s are
110red.
Q. "What's Lhe dltferenee
between a podium and a lec-
tern?''
A, Tbe podium ii what you
stand on, to ralae you ab9vo
the audience. The lectern la
wbal you haftl onto, to keep your hum from lbaklnt.
Rowland Evam/Robert Novak
Arab Birtllrate Alarms Israel '
BEIT HOMOTAIM . Occupied
Sameria -Dell)lte the popu.la-
Uon tlme·bomb fuaed by record·
hl&h Arab birthrates. the
cbatrman ol one of Israel's most
controveralal settlements in Oc·
cupted Slmaria told us that "we
can never rive lbe Palestinian
Arab• a chance to build a COW\•
try here."
That sen timent by tbe
hJndsome. blond motber of two
wbo runs lhi.s
i mall Jewish
uttlement
ex•ctly com·
ports wllh
P r i m e
Minist er Menachem
Bee in 's Yiew
Qj_ l SI ael.' S..
··man ifest
destiny.·' Yet
bolb Begin and Mrs. Yael Ben
Yacoov must contend with the
populat.ion time-bomb -what
one of Israel's top politicians
calls "the forbidden subject" or
Israeli politics.
Bolled down to its statistical essence. this is the problem:
curr ent birthrates in the oc-
cupied West Bank and Gaza will
double the Arab population in
about 20 years. ln Israel ltaelf. the present Arab population of
almost 600,000 will double even
soone r .unaer present birth and death trends.
The Jewish p.opulatlon .ef.
• -lsraef ::.. now 3 inlllion -is
growing al half that rate. Israeli
Jews will talce !years to dou-. -.l>le. ei.ren y:: ...::. . ding t.tle' cur-
rent rate of J ew sh immigration
rrom other countries . ~ ·~
THUS, in Israel proper. the
non.J ewish population will soar
to 24 .percent of the total rrom its
current 16 percent in the next
gener ation: the Arab population
in the occupied territories of
Gaza and the West Bank will
double to well over 2 million.
That raises a specter ror
Beein ·s Israel: it will face ex-
treme political hazards as
pressure for statehood escalates
in the occupied territories and as
Israeli Arabs, with full Israeli
citizenship. agitate internally on
behalf of their stateless Palesti·
nian brothers. It is this forbidding prospect
that explains Begin's insistence
on the right to unlimited Jewish
settlements in the West Bank.
Jack Anderson
Aecorcllnc to some antl·Bealn
poJttlclana In Jerusalem. the
prime mlnJater truly believes
that unllmlted Jewish settle·
ment -a key part of bis
Umlted·autonomy plan for Lhe
Weat Bank -wtll cause even·
tu.a' economic atrophy among
West Bank Arabs. leadin1 to
tbelr mass emigration.
An Wlexplalned cenaus now
beinc taken by the Israeli
mllltary sovemment of the oc·
cupled territories points to new
economic barusment of Pal·
eatlnians. West Bank mayors for
the fint time must tum over the
names of all absentee Palesli·
nians wt.<> hold lsraeli identity
cards. These canb permit Lhem
to return from jobs ln other Arab
countries to vacation with their
famtueson U»West Bank.
AL1'.VGH the Israeli military government is saylq
nothing. Kina Hussein of Jordan
-the country that held sov·
ereignty over tbe West Bank
before 1967 -hu protested to
the United Nations. Jordan wor-
ries that the census will lead to
harsberJrocedures acainst the return these Weat Bankers,
numbering between 50.000 and
100.000.
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''PeAce i~ fr~ught with perH. tn str9fe i~ stAbil•ty."
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Wltb economic development of
the West Bank bleak. thousands
of West Bankers now work for
Israelll. eommuting back and
forth into b rael. Restrictions on
the better-educated "shadow
population" of Palestinians
working abroad could cut an
economic lifeline. addln1 new
pressures for massive Arab emi·
graUon.
If true, such pressures would
match Jsrattll treatment of Arab
farmers and farmland on the
West Bank: thousands of acres
have been seized under am·
blauous occupallon laws and
handed over first to the lsra6ll
army for "security," then to
new Jewish seWemenls. .
PARTLY because of the
chaotic system or land
ownership under the old Qt·
toman Empire. Arab farmeiS·ln
many cases cannot prove UJ'ir
ownership of farms that go back generations. The Israelis have
permitted some of these dlsj)\lt·
ed farms lo remain in Atpb
hands -but under ~ dracoQjan
proviso wtilch forf>ids any addi·
lion or improvement to houses. ~'1en an Arab family In
Ma?]narja in lhe J ordan valley
added to i&.st-w~ house after
the birth of Its TOtlJ" &ild. Isr4eli
bulldoiep( destroyed the addl·
lion. ~~Bank experts say Uus
case w,as not unusual.
Worse. ne w Israeli seute ·
ments almost always mean c!on·
slru ... ~of deep wells '1(lth high.pressure pumping systems
which dry up springs us,<S by the
Arabs. 'J!!.e Ara~ yjJla"-oLEin
el-Bay..cta: for .uample, l06t--iiU
its natural wal~r to lhe Jewish
settlement of Mehola. It is .. w
supplied by a pipeline under
Israeli control. with no guaran-
tees.
'This economic pressure ~x
plains the exodus of lbouaancb of
Arab farmers. as it also exphuns
the exodus of tens of thousands
of educated Palestinians.
Nevertheles&. the Arab
population still rushes upw~ds
at a lmost twice the rate' of
Israel's Jewish citizens. The
fu se is burning and r ealists
doubt that Begin's "manifest
destiny" can stop il -no n1atter
how bleak the political ft¢ure
can be made to look. how many
settlements he plants or how
much economic pressure he"ap·
plies. ·
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Living Symbol of Opposition to Tyrant:
WASHINGTON -Standing
tall in the world spoUigbt are
those heroic Russian dissidents
who race harsh terms in Soviet
prisons a nd psychiatric
hospitals for the sake or their
beliefs. But on the other side of
the world in remote Paraguay.
another moral giant deserves a
share of the spolligbL
Last week. we wrote about the
rare courage of Domingo Laino.
who has been
thrown into a
Paragµayan
prison for
daring lo
s tand up to
Dictator
Alfredo
Stroessner.
He returned
to Paraguay.
knowing his
life might be in dan1er. after
speaking O\lt against Stroessn.er
in W ashlngton. He told us before
his d eparture that he had to go
back as a symbol or opposition
to the tyrant's oppression.
ON THE D~ Y of his return,
Paraguayan police £arced
Laino's car off a dowotown
street and dragged him from the
car. His fri e nds re layed
messages to us from Asuncion
Art Hoppe
that they fearect he was being
tortured.
The intervention of U.S. Am·
bassador Robert White appears
to have had a moderating effect
on Stroessner . A July 18 cable
from the American embassy re·
ports that Laino's wife and
children have now been
permit~ to visit him. A panel
of five doctors. Including one ap-
pointed by Laino's family. have
also examined him.
The family doctor reported no
evidence of physical abuse, ex-
cept for marks lert by handcuffs.
But Laino whispered to his wife
that he had been handcuffed to a
pole near the police mess hall
for 60 hours. the cable states.
THE POUCE allegedly "gave
him nothirurto eat for 72 hours ...
They also forced him to face the
wall "and only allowed him to
loot away from the wall when
be could see people eating."
Laino also told his wife. the ca-
ble adds. that he had been "sub-
jected to verbal threats and
abuse."
Just as the celebrated Russian
dissenter Anat.oly Shcharansky
was accused at bls trial of con·
$Orting wtth Western newsmen.
Laino has been charged with
links to our column.
Apparently. Stroessner is in
an uproar over a story we
published last December 20 of
sexual depravity among high
Paraguayan officials . We re·
ported that young pea&anl girls.
between the ages or 8 and 14.
had been purchased from their
Impoverished parents and had
been used for the sexual
gratification of top authorities in·
Asuncion. The dictator himself
had been seen at the house
where the girls were kept. we re·
ported.
The information had been
smuggled to us from sources in·
side Paraguay. But the· final
confirmation came from Ada
Rodriguez. a Paraguayan
mother of three. who personally
saw the sexually abused bodies
of three young girls.
THE HORRIFIED mother
tried to expose the scandaJ. For
her efforts. she was imprisoned.
beaten and tortured. Fortunate·
ly. she belongs to a prominent
Paragqayan family which ob-
tajned her release and bustled
her ofr lo the United Slates.
State Department o fficia ls
vouched for her credibility.
But the vindictive Slroessner
has tried to portray her falsely
as a "Marxist" and a "sub·
versive." Now he has accused
Laino of having contacts with
"extremists" and "subversive"
groups. One of the contacts;:ac-
cording to the State Department
cable. was the courageous Mrs.
Rodriguez. :
The cable cites a police report
charging Laino with being. "in
constant contact " with Mrs.
Rodriguez during his reeent
W ashinglon visit. Adds the ca·
ble: "Mrs. Rodriguez was ¢led
as the source of two Jaclc An·
derson. anti·St ro ess.Ae r
articles ...
THE CABLE also identlfies
other alleged contacts of Laino.
One of them. Jo Marie Ones·
graber. Is described a s
"Maoist." which she convincing-
ly denied to our associate Larry
Kraftowitz.
Stroessner is a s tr'tatting
general who has a military mind
and military manners. a ~n
n l ver who has mastered the
mechanics of intrigue. He ·has
tyrannized hi!i own people and
provided a haven ror A(lol f
Hitler's war criminals.
It is one of the great injustices
of the world that Stroessner OC·
cupies the palace while Laino
languishes in prison.
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A Welfare· Mother Reveals Secrets of Success
rortunate enoulh to obtain an ln·
terview wtth ?tfrs. Miranda Mac· Neal, undoubtedly one of the mOll
competent welt are mothers ln Che
country.
MRS. MACNEAL and her ten
chlldreo llve in a anug two-room
apartment ln "the inoer City,"
whtcb ii, of coorae. equally conve-
nient toeverywhere.
"l decided to devote my life to
my career w"en 1 wu fifteen.··
said Mn. MacNeal. who was
wearing o ruhton@le "layered·
look'' flour·llCk dreas which
malcbed tbolle ol th twin inranta
ln .ber arma. "You have lo start
7oupf lf you with to make a kllllna bi llae...,..,.. mother bu1inea:s.·
A1ae.110DblUDc~r1i1lcr • '"Tbe~ ftr'll tMac I cli4I WM to
....--11' tllll bih =
in the ab.lm wblle ahe's tal.klng -
to have four children in three
yeara.
"A lot of proCessional mothers
might have retired rtgbt there to
rest -stop walling. Nancy Jo:
ypu CANNOT have a pet rat -on
tflelr laurels, but I was ambltlous.
1 couldn't reslat the temptation to
have Herbert-he's th• one over
there ln the corner with the
measles and the extra SU S2 1
week be would brlnt in.
"APTER ntAT, there wu no
1topplna me. WO\lld )'OU mind
holdlna Phillip wblle I cbanfe
MUllccnt's dl•Pttt? I I U!)poM I
wa jlllt earned a ay by Uae u.r10
tollrikt'tt rtch.
"Of cou~. the nalel Of Ulo • .., .... IDdtber ptOIH&k>n don't .
allowJ8.-toUvelllLM~•
IMllttoUnifkoem1 mamqefot ............... ,.....,._
r1 H,!.'J:.r' •~fin• ~ riPl Ulla""
f
minute -have m ade it all
worthwhile. "My husband. George. was
very understa.odine. 'Go ahead.
Miranda.' he said, '1 won't stand
in your way.· Andhestllldropsby
once ln a while. l don't think I
could have achieved the heights t
have-you spray Baby Bllly once
more in the eye with that roach
JdlleT. Nonna Jean, and mother
w111 be forced to reprimand you
severelY -without bis lovina
help.''
AS A TOP welt are mother . .Mrs.
M1cNeall1_paidSJ7U week Qr ap-
proxlmately St.SS an hour _; the
m11dmum a l'fl\ f w state can be-tow. •·But lt'a not Just tM!etiy
money." she Hid. "tt'a th
•tiafactioo of bltq the bat ll 1ourjob."~.-.--~ __ ..........
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·:Gay Df!ll L·eave~-Closet
Developer Claims 'More Macho' Men Buy It•
NEW YOl.K fA > -oriet Barbie and It n. Roaenbtra. "Gay 8ob can help you come out of the
Gay Bob bu como out or tho closet. clotel."
Wba\'1 billed H the work1'1 first l•Y doll GAY BOB. WHO 18 "ANATOIUCALLY cor·
•tande La lncbel tall. wtW"S one earrlna, a CUl&Oftl· rtct" com• paicka&ed 1n a cloeet. He also haa a
made nannel cowboy b. rt, denim .teant and cow· wardrobe. clothe. cataloa. sonaboolc and book
boy boott nd coats t1s. He 5porta • blond crewcut about hl• Ille. ~.~•~lnl to bi1 inventor. Harve1 l\olenbera. "Hello. boya emd girls," the narrative reada.
-• l1k a c:,.. betwwn Paul Newman and "Guy pecc>l• us th9 expresaion 'comlna out of the Rob4trt Redford." I clout' to expla1n the fact that they're no loncer
A IOalllb NEW YOU cn'Y advertllln1
executlve, th 3'l·ye&r·old Roseober1 developed
Oay Bob lNt pt mber. To date. he bN made
10,000 ol lbe dolls, v..hltl\ be bu sold throuab mall·
order ads ln m .. ulnes aimed 1&t the homOH.-uaJ community.
But Oa,y Bob Is ~cinmna lo u tch on. Rosen·
ber1 suld, In respectaabl c. Middle American retail stores
''It doesn't matter tr )'ou're aay or not." say1
aahamod ot belna l•Y. ·'
ROHnbera says everyone from bwsinesa ex·
ecutlv to construction workers need to come out
of the clOlet. 1an expre11ioo he uses for being
honeat about what people really want to do with
their Uv .
"MEN HAVE TO LIBERATE themselves
rrom lradlUonal Hxual roles." said Rosenberg.
who aaya he ts not 1ay
Roeenbera said the traditional male seemed to
be the most attracted to lbe doll.
-------------------"The more m acho. the ruore taboo. the more
• • 1s now 1n progress
in our Women's 'Store
exciting homos6uallty ls." he said. adding that
the 1.lmt tblni most purcb.aaers do is take. oft the
clothes or the dolls.
"People are fuscinaled by homosexu1'\ity but
they're afraid oC It," he said.
ROSENBERG. PRESIDENT OF GIZMO
Development. spent $10.000 to develop Gay Bob.
He waa ao pleased with the result that be promptly
de1l1ned a whole family of "permissive dolls."
"Each doll comes ln his own space." Rosen·
berg said.
Straight Steve, for example, comes in a
powder-blue lelnre suit and Ii~ in the living room .
in front or the television set. Llberat~ Llbby sits
in a bedroom.
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'GAY BOB' LEAVES' HIS CLOSET, HOPES TO COMPETE WITH BARBIE AND KEN
10,000 Sold by M•ll-order; DolL~•r• to Be C•tchlng On wJth Gaye, Stral~ht•
Seabrook Plant Cleared ·Again
WASIUNGTON <APl -The
environmental Prolection
Aaency, for the second time. ap·
proved a proposed cooling
system today for the con·
troverslal $.t,abrook nuclear
power plant i~ New Hampshire
where construc•lon was halted
last month.
The Nuclear Regulatory Com·
mission had stopped construe·
Hon of the $2.3 bllflon plant July
21 because or questions abo~t
the plant's tocatlon•and the de·
sign or its cooUng system.
The Nl!_C act ~ pen ng the
decision made by. the f nviron-
ment~I Protection Agency to·
day.
Hal'ting the const.rJt,Ctlon
cuu!fett the Jayofr of 1.800
worke n; and left the 715·acrt•
site almost deserted. .1 . • ~
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-Cadoe Claa•••• 7t, ,.tb r ol Meiclco'1 DA·
UonaJ aympbony and a
world·rmowned dlnctor and composer . died
Wedaelday ol a beart attack.
Passage Race Readied
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•Wer. a . fatba of u. senatorial caDCUdate An·
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d11u1hte1" of Ftreatone-
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Tlrunday m .n auto col·
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The Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club'a Santa
Barbara p..,.,, rac•· acbeduled to cet uader way
awrd~ at 10 a.m .• featw. •new coune tbat II
expec~ to attract a la111r entry liat ol lntema-Uonal Offlhore Rule, Performance Handicap Rae· Ult Fleet ud Ocean RaclJll Catamaran Auoel•· lion yacbta.
The race wlU atart off the Balboa Pier ud
take the R..U around San Clemente laland, the on·
ly snark ol the courae. Tbe yachta will leave tbe
Island to port. In previous yean the race required
tbt Y acbtl to round both Catalina and San
Clemente lalandl.
THE YACHTS WILL FINISll sometim~ Sun·
day ln1lde the bay or a total distance ot 128 miles.
M A R S TR A N O • The race ls open to all monohull yachts which
Sweden <APl -Callfor· meet the requirements of their respecUve associa·
niMDa Dave Ullman and Uont and to muJUhull yachts wbo6e owners possess
Tom Llnske' finished a n ORCA r atin1 certificate. Owners or charterers
fourth a nd tblrd in who Uve In Southern California must be members
Tbw-aQy'a two races to of the Southern California Yachting Association
r t ain tbclr overall lead yacht c1"1bl. For the in the Worla '70 Class Other Oran1e County yacht clubs spoasofini ailing champjonships. competltiv~ events this weekend are tbe Udo Isle Record Going into today 's Yacht Club witb Its Aueust Re&atta. Saturday \nd
finale, tbe defendinc Sunday. and the 1¥J!a Point Yacht Clu~ with its Sin.. c b a m p i o n s f r 0 m Dana Days Regatta, Saturday and Sundey. ...,.o.A•••re Newport Beach. Calif.. Most prestigious event on the SCYA calendar ""•""'-"°'"•'AL held a slim lead over I~ the national Snipe championship at the Alamitos
Mr . .,..,..._ ~~sa•• Jr., Canadians Je'n'y Roufs Bay Yacht Club. The week long regatta starts
$#J..-c.ittr_,.,., , and Charles Robitaille. Saturday with the junior national championship·
.Mr. •net~~~~·!:-~ouna Th e o t b e r crews and the seruors go ln quest of the Crosby, lle~zer·
• .. ...., . .,.,, . • · :;., trepr~enttng 32 nations:• li!'g and Wells trophle& starting Monday and c4ktin· ~.~ o-.+s wtllbanh . ~.. were out of the running mng through Friday. •
~~ F•anclKo Uribe, s.n for the title. MORE THAN IO SNIPES are ex:pected for the
-Jwy , ... ,,. U~an and Linskey event. First competi~ntl'will be for the Crosbt' :r,1 •twt Mn-Mk'-' G111. El TOf'o. have 25.1 points alter Trophy in the elimination series to select the lT
Mr. and ~ 8 ruct W•..,.r. S.n fi ve r aces Off lh i S ~te.too;....,11,,.,. S w e dis9 we~ coa s.t ..
Mr. al'd Mrs 0. .. 10 Allley, oan• town.
Polr1t. bOy
Jtlly '' '"' • M r and Mr~ M1c ... el Todd, s ...
JINfl Caplstr-. oov Mr. ano Mri Thomu Slirllno,
c.olst•ano llH<tl. tlov
JULY B,"16
""· a llo Mrs ROft W••••r. S•n
CleffMnl•.bcl'f Mr ~ Mn .. Cief' .. d Ta¥to.-. D•N
l'olrlt. 0111.
rrur Spli~
Honors in
Jr. Sabot
-Brad -Timon of 1be--
half of the neet which wUI compete for the
HelnserUna Trophy, symbolic of the clus cham·
plonahlp. The Wells Trophy aoes to tbe winner of
the conaolaUon ru1ht.
The Snipe ls one of the oldest and numerically
laraeat one-desian saltine classes ln the world.
There are more than 20.000 of these 14-foot sloops
tbrou1hout the world.
·Jeff Lenhart. a resident of Newport Beach but
aallinl for the Mlasion Bay Yacht Club. San Qleao.
ls the defending champion. other SouthlanC!in
amonc the favorites to take tbe Heinzerling are
five·ti~e national champion and two-time world
tltllst Earl Elms, Mission Bay. along with Tom
Nute and Lou ~ord also of MBYC.
THE ONLY QUAUFIER from the host club
was Eric Kahn who has been among the top con· Leaders in other national championships.
The Snipe dates back to 1931 when It was de·
s igned by the late William F. "BW" .Crosby, then
publisher or Rudder Magazine. It was designed as
a hoat that could be built by "do-it-younelfers"
and that could be easily trailel"ed. The original
boats were built of wood. but ln later years the
class association allowed them to be built of
fiberglass.
llAHIA Q)ltlNTHIAN YA~~:~~~ S.C. e.rwa ....... r.c. CPH8FI S..W.y, s...day. _,.
LlOO llU! YACHT CLU9-AlllUll R._.,., ~. SWWy. OAHA POINT YAOfT Q.U8 -0-Days R9911U.., ~ •• SUllllr, .
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HUNTllilOTON HA!lllOUA YACHT CLU9 -110tM C11iee Serles No. t CPt4Rf') $9\wrWY •• • -• --r • • SMaa-....a.r CM.1 l'OftNIA V lllQ4l Cl.Ull -Coronedc>H ONt ...... <Nn .... llp, ._ d.t'f, SalurdayL~· ICING HAiqgR YACHT a.ua -sent.a ........ ·-. IDClrl. ~
WMleY. • -.,., ' . souT'M'COMT'tORINTHIAN YACHTCl.U8 -~Serles CPHAF) s.turdav.
O.y.5AHTA MOH.ICA YACHT CLU8 -5"'MI b09t 1'991tt\1. SatllrOa'I. S-.
WINOJAMMl:R ~CHT CLUll -M«c.m..o.. JonH S..IH NO 6 ~'t. ~. ~~S.rles No 6, s.t.KCS.r. Sulldoey. · ' s-o-.. COROHADOCAYS YA04T CLU9 -Clallk Fell Series, s.twwy. CORONADO YA04T CLU8-8arr Traplllf r.c. ClnwllalloNt ....,_..,
Sundal' ..__ MISSIOH llAY YA04T CLU9-Souttlenl CaltlonWa Yad\tlnv AMo<ie· '""'Com,_.., O<cl ... I CIHIH, S.tureley, S-y. OCEANSIDE YACHT Clue -C.tallna Crutae .._ ~ Satu~yTA Q.AAA RACING ASSOCIATI~ -DlllCINm•SarlH (all ctaunl
o.llLVEA GATE YACH.I .C&.UI -~"' S.....n.LS-..l.S...
SAN DI EGO YA04T a.ua -Safeway TtO!lfly (lrwlt.llti-1 "-Clicapl
SatllrO.y. l,,..,.,,..loNl-110 Ml~ 'llan'ClionlNP. Sllflcley Ulrwtll\ T~
CS.y, ·~· to. JULYa,tm
-.. --__. ai.&, lrw-. bO"r. host ~apist1 ano Bay ••••••••-Yacht Club and Ken Top »---JULY»,1'11
#r •nd ~ O..Ws CNldnu. El
Toro,glrl "Got a problem? Then write eo Pai Duan. Pai MU·
c1d red tape. getting tM annotra. and. ociion I/OU M«f
Beotia Notice• to solve inequities in ~~ and ~"· Mail
KNiOMn -queltkml to P<4 Dunn. At Yoeac~. ~
GEORGE KENNETH KNIGHTS. eotut DmJy · P'Uot .. P.O. Bo:r 1560, CMta Mt&tl: CA
resld•n• o1 Hununoton a •• ,,., ca 92626. As many letters aa poaable will be 01t8tl)Ced
P&SM4 •-1' on AMGUll. I, tm at thot but .J..-....1 ~,, .. ,...;..,. ,... ieu~ _,.. ....__,,,..,~,, , .. ..: ave of •S. BelOved l\u:t.INnd of Susan ,,._._ ••...--.,. ue<r-> •w• .,,.........,"' nc
Kn1011h, 10111r19 '°"of 1r•"" H111c111M, re~· a full name. addreaa and ~as houra' phone
...... , lo 0.Yld KrllOllh. Greoor'f number t be ...:..1--.1 T""· ~· KnlQflls, Ste.e 1Cnl9llh, JaYM Olson, CGmlO Con<11UC"rt:U. '""'-V&Ufflflapj)eQf'SOOi·
IM" Ji nn Kn'911tl, G9or'Q1e Knl9llls, ly e:tCept Saturday!."
Jr . Todd Hack•t •ncl N-..1 IBrllc!IH
Knlol'llSI. brother of Pl'lvlls Oflr. Mr.
I Krause of the Dana CoastalWeatlN-r ~
SAN DIEGO <AP >
Fighter Squadron VF-24.
based at Miramar Naval
Air Station, has been
named life Navy's top
fighte r outfit for 1977.
Point Yacht Club split V•r101e c1011dtr1u1 111ro11v"
the honors in Capo ~!:!:¥.'*°"'1"' mo1th lllnrlY
BYC's Junior Sabot LIO"' w•rlebM wlnm r1l9M arid
Serles last ~eekend. · mociW,.. ,,_.., ..._.. "°"' '° •t llM<.llH -~-lrllMd. Timon won the third CoHt•I t~·'"'" wlll r.tr199 race of he series on b•tw .. ,, •> •r1d 11. 1n1er1d , • ..,.
S t d ..-w.i11ru wUI r1n111 i.i-U.•nll a Ur a lilfu -KratrS~ 80. Tllew.teriemperaturt wlllbU6 .
was the er in Sun· S f11 Tld d ay's ourth race. -. ...... e•
Troph wiMers: SKOlldl-•:OJp.m. '' ... -• 'S ._>Sit.Uy SKCMICl"IOfl 1o·~p.m. u .........,
CLASS A -'· 81'.ct Timon, c-SATUltDAY PU1Ma1NG
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8 C 3 ., __ ,. __ ,..~ 8 c. SKottd 11..... 10·11 p m ~.s S..r ••u T 1me !>l.¥1~ at "°"" Door DEAR PAT : You solved a problem for me : ...... ......._., .......... ~ .,,.. SUNDAY • · 1ca11~•or•~.,.,...,..,.,.,
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May Insur~ your Auto. Home or Life
zi.ff ear ror • lot leas money.
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Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON . ~ .
Home of the "Golden Touch"
"Follow through 11 very good. I've had
eleven years of ntlsfled service ...
MRS. FLOREN~E L HALL
... ug.....-HINa, Callf.
ANOTHER SATISIFIEO CUSTOMER
.
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Kr1lol'lh wa a sclw>ol tee<,,., at 111e
Mc Nelly Sc._. In Colla Mew. c. fO<
20 Yff•\. Hf' t-llt drivers ltduullon.
bNllftO, •nd music He w•1 .,,,,., the
Pres!Oen1 of tr. Southern Callfom••
Trlump!I Ollb. F-• '.lef"VICH Will
i. fleld Oft Frio.,,, Auoust •. 1'71 .t t ...
Siii'!" Tuthill ~ W..lclltt Chapel ~ E. 1111\ St., Coste MeNi. Ga. wttti
..... OoNICI ShtrQMn effl<l•tfft9.
Frleftds ""'° wtVI lo.,.. tllelr ._ts
f'l\ay U ll • .... Smit" Tlltl\111 l..tmb
Wftkllff ~ on Ff1drt from t .oo
A.M. lo 4:00 P.M. Srnllt TllOllll l..tmb ~dh0or1 .......
::.~nt! ~v~ in ~nte.1!'od I boedpe yoHu'll still be 2.)~T~·="'~i.~~ ~~::;.. 1f;~::::: :·~ cos.~~~~;.!!53 e P now a ve mov to emet. My Mum~~•Yc.. · ~._ s:1•p.m. " EJ0495-040l p~o~tem is that I can't fiod out where to purchase ~·.:er,,-~~=·~ ~:',:ou.~!:~T.p.m~.z Mt=c!!....~-2626 Harbor Blvd.• Costa Mesa • 540-5630
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ltAYMOHO CJ. Alna.El.. r.s~ ci.nt ol eor-oiet M¥, c.. Paswo
_,on Auoust ?, t"9. Sunrfveel by
Msler AGtll,. Ooft o4 Washlr19lon,
O.C .• neplww Jeff llnd f!M<• AMro-Wonecott of Corona <HI ~r ca
Sen.Ices wlll be conducted on S•111r'
M y, A\IOldl 5, 1'71 at llAM •I Pkllk
View Cflapel. Interment al Pe<lflc
Vie w M•morlal Perk. In 11•11 ol
11-s family SUOOHIS memoria l ,...,.
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B.R .. Hemet,----------~-----------~ VivJaae Woodward cosmetic dlatrlb•tor -----------------------.:....-=:=:;
Margaret Thompson wUl fill yow order by mall U
you conuct her by wrltlag to Z251 Barberry &oad,
Tustln, Calli. 92680, or phone (114) 83Z·7'77.
Del.at1'• Teaant·f ~ As USUAL,
.trlbutlons to Ill• M•sonlc Home,
O.coto, Ca. P11elllc VI•• 'Mortuary ...__t llNch, CllrectoB.
DEAR PAT: A YS published an item in late
December about a Tenant's Handbook available
from the Na~onal Lawyers Guild's housing panel.
I ordered this bookelet the next day. But I've
never received it and .my check hasn't been Yau CAN SELECT FROM
1im VERY UNUSUAL.
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HAROLD S1'8&L. ruld•nt ol .... -1 a..c ... ca. Peued •W•Y ., Hoav MMTtor!at Ho""llal on Fr149y, 4'uoust •. 1'11. Survl...O b'I "Is 11e1owcr
wife Be", -~s Attrltd Sabel o4
TIKM>n, ~"-· llnd 9er1 Sabel of Olk a90, lhlnoli, and llSlet' Oof'oClly of EK<indlClo, ca. and many O.voMd
rll9C»S •rid ~ Senllc,et will lit
.,.Id on ~. Auoust '· 1m at u -•• Pacific View Mtmorlal P•rll !O'-pet Wilt! R911111 Gfrton Goodman
'jtffld •tl"9. Pac.Ille VI•• Mortuar,, ....._, 9Hcl\ dlreclorL
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110 Broadway
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976 So Coast Hwy.
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494-1635
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"~ 7801 Bolaa Ave.
Westminetw
893-3625 -.rACIPICYWfl
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3600 Pliclflc v • ._ °'1Ve
NNport Beech
844-21'00
cashed .
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Records will be cheeked, and you wUJ be con·
tacted by the Natlooal Lawyers Galld II yoar or·
der was not received. bl that cue. yoa can U·
same It was lost la tile mall and request anotlaer
booklet. U your order was Jast overlooked, It wUl
be louted and the book will be malled to yoa.
Etl~O..rted
DEAR PAT: I've seen Energy Efficiency
Ratio numbers listed on new room air condl·
Uoners. What do they mean, and should they be
high or low to save electricity? I'm shopping for an
air coodilioner and want to make sure I understand
this.
K. E., Costa Mesa
Energy EfftdenC!y Ratio 11111Dben were de-
• vcloped daring an earlier volataey appUan~
program. The EER namber r.aaet1 the eaercy em-
clency of slmllar appUancea. The bJglaer the EER
number. ~ more efficient tbe appliance. EER
numbers are approved by tlae U.S. Departmeal of
Commerce•a Natloaal BareH of Slandards before
they can be osed. Boom air COlltdWoaen' EER
numbers can be as low as 5.4 and•• blP as u.s. Manafactaren and dealen dJsplay the iER aam·
hers In. dlfferen& way~ If yoa caa•t find tbl1
number oa aa appliance you are constderta1. Htc
tbe dealtt f~r tbls lnlormatlou.
PUBUCNMICB PUBUC N&rlCE
•
. Only at The Andque Guild.
Daybeds from night beds. Tho
grand old beds of Europe transformed
into surprising, unusual pieces. Uphol-
stered in dec.Orafur fabrics. With matching pil-
lows on some. For the living room or den. family
able chats. Or m~lng. Or ~nocning. ~ut we ·~e .got just a handful. So come md ay ~a~e your p1dc Of WmdsQr chairs-a limited number-faithfu lly repro-
duced 1n a style to be fopnd only at The Antique Guild. .
And as usual , that s not alr. There arc dozens and dozens of Tiffany-style lamps.
Colorful. hand .. m~. 20% off. Whatever ~Te you choose to love. There are pitcher/
bowl sets to perk up any room in the house. And oak drawleaf tables-from England-
that grow with the aowd. Beautiful, versatile. unusual. As usual. At The Antique Gu ild. ~County at Newport fwy. a~d Oyer Rd. East 714n5t-318l.
. -~ Los Angelea, Venice Blvd.
Bctwc.'(..·n Robenson nnd La
C it'IX'$lll 21llN18-1131.
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come back for repeattd 1ur1ery,"
McAnulty 1ald.
The Natlonial Heart and Lun1
lnatltute 1ay1 about one·third ot all
3 pac,maken maltunctton. requlrlq ad·
people Nttt~n& paeematen," Dr. dlUonahurfery.
Jobn McAnuJty, whO dl~ted the 1tudy. . MeANVLTY SAID SOME doctors
sald In an Interview "Our ltudy In· routinely instaU pacemakera lD paUenta
dlcatea that the)' would be pr t«Uve In whose natural heart rb)'tbm a)'stems ontr a very rew:• have malfunctioned. Thi$ disorder.
tailed bundle-branch block. occurs
INITAU.ING A PACE•Am eolU when one of the muscles that cafrles
about '8.000, and reclplen&s requlN life· eleetrlcal lmpulset to the heart's pump·
lont care tbat coeu about l20 a month. inc chambers becomu damaaed.
Tbty are also expoeed to a varlet)' of Ordinarily. the vleUm suffers no pain
dansera. and lives normally.
"The r11ka are that you can have However, sooie doctors believe this
trouble with the 1urgery that is needeCI dJsorder can lead to complete heart
&O IDJtall it, Jncludlna death ln some block. When tb1I bappena, all messages
cases. lnfeccf""ons related to the •ursery, trom the body'i natural pacem•r ~l
perforation or the heart by the to1ettbrouP.TbebeartbeatllOws.re-
t.
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ALBERT P!RELSTEIN, D.P.M.
'3 s>leaeed to ~noe CM
~of . . ARNOLD L. COHEN, D.P.M.
D1plomate American Boar4 ot PocUatrlc Surpry
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pacemaker wire or a problem with the suttmc ln dluiness, fainting or sudden
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Ujlheld
DENVER <AP> -A
$2.S million Judgment
awarded to tbe widow·
and two sons or film star
Audie Murphy. wtiQ .Was
killed ln a 1971 alq>lane
crash, bas been Capheld
by the Colorado Court or
Appeals.
The damage sult, filed
under the state's
wrongrul death statute,
claimed Murphy's death
was cau se d by
oegllfence on the part or
a pi ot ror Colorado
Aviation. Inc .. in whose
plane Murphy was rid·
j,ng when it crashed on
Brushy Mountain, 14
. _ ~miles fTom Roanoke,
"It'a not interference. Tbat'a a doee-op of a game.ahow Va., on May 28, urn.
conteetant'a eye."
Brothel Hooke'rS
Ruled E~ployees ·
RENO. Nev. <AP) -Are prostitutes
employees of Nevada brothels or independent
operators who must make certain they pay their
own federal taxes?
Jn what is considered a test case here. a
federal court jury answered that question when it
ruled prostitutes are considered employees of the
-brothels.
THE SIX-PERSON JURY deliberated less
than two hours before returning the verdict
against two Nevada brothel operators who main·
tained that prostitutes are independent contrac·
t.ors.
Al issue was whether the prostitutes were ln·
dependent contractors and thus respons1ble ror ~e·
porting their own withholding t~es and social security payments directly to Ule ms or whether
they were employees.
IN THE LATTER CASE, the brothel operators would \hen be responsible for collecting taxes.
Nevada brothel operators b~ve -always con·
tended prostitutes are not employees and the
operators do not have to collect federal taxes ~n
their earnings. The IRS has always said they do.
GLORIOSA DAISY
Perennial plant for the sun.
Big blooms of yellow, orange
or bronze on tall stems.
FIVE PEOPLE
aboard the Aero Com·
mander, Including the
pilot . com pany
secretary H e rman
Butler. and Murphy_,_
were killed.
The craft was flying to
Martinsyille, Va .. from
Atlanta, Ga.. when the
accident occurred.
LA WYERS FOR the
aviation rirm claimed
the Virginia wrongful
death statute. with its then.applicable S75,000
daQlage limitation,
shoukt have been used,
rather than the Colorado
statute. whi<!h contains
no such limitations.
The appeals court
found that Colorado had
a "more significant re· lationship" t.o the plane,
company and accident
than Virginia in ruling
the suit was properly
filed under the Colorado
statute.
It also rejected com·
pany a~ments that
Mrs. MQrphy lost her
right to sue by neglect·
ing to bring the action
within one year after
her husband's death.
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The line ol Angel fans -some 150 strong~naked past Gate Three inside
Auahelm Stadium wHere a wooden table bad been set up.
They were eagerly awaiting the start
of a pre-game autograph session.
And the fans, mosUy youngsters,
were well-equipped for the occasion:
they clutched pictures, sliJ>S ol paper,
p~ams, autograph boob, baseb~.
gla.es and just about anythtitg else thet
C.W PfSS for a wr!Un64lfrfaee. !lmiAr tabltfl'wm set ·up at th!
' othel' three gates leading in~ the
sf..IJllllu.m. which rapidly was fll.l.Uig for
t .. A1agels-Oakland A's game 45
m•esaway.
1'Jaf' decibel level rose consider.ably
1 when four players -Nolan Ryan, ,bob·
by Grieb, Brian Downing and Ron Fair-
-, ly -smmtered in and took their places
) behind the long table.
An oranae-suited guard, who would
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Don Baylor signs and signs and signs and signs and signs and signs and signs and signs ...
Kid to Grtdl: "Bey, next time you see
Rod Carew tell hlm to send me an auto· gnpb.''
"I eQJay t~• Qr)ch said while signing a..baaeball. fllres me a chance to meet the peopl f aee to face. When you
play ball you feel distant to the fans.
This g~ you a t!llJDce'to-meet th~tit.1'
Kid to ~' •l&11f•1· a stove.:'" "Jaa& ._., wrl$e It nm to •Frank T•••••'.'' I bowalag wlda a grin: .. All rig.ht."
"It (signing ~apba> doeln't real• Jy bot~er me, .. said ,Down.ing, noting he
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proves ~o1.r
has signed an occasional arm "and a
few backs here and there."
But, with the game beginning shortly.
he felt the autograph session was "kind
of late. It's all right if you're not play-
ing. It gets pretty hectic thouth. As long
as you know you're going to do it, it's all right. ••
Kid to Ryan: .. What's your name?"
Ryan: .. Ryan."
Kid: "Ryu!NolaoByan!" , .
Ryan: "YoacoUt.''
"I don't mind it,'~Ryan said. survey:
ing the seemingly endless .parade Qf
faruti "I'd raUier,~e tbem.4<> ~ way ~here it's prg ed." . T}{~ once-a.moo pre-gaqae •auto-
graph sessions are e most opportune
times for autograph hounds tb get
stgnatures.
Normally, however, )'Uung !~crowd
<See Aun>GllAPB. Pate BZ>
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The average home is under 3,000 square feet
and that can bB a fask tO keep in order.
But: consider the 30, ODD square-foot hotel.
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at Disneyland Hotel ·
totals 25 .00(J ~
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AaJD CMattb ll·April lt): Yoe eolve
'°=-Unclla1 problem. AeHtel 09 llamor. ca ~ V«N!UlitJ, nl....._ to eo-...tt ..
. or otlMn wtio abate rov ........ Gemini, s .. mart• RnnJro•lnealb. uet.t ~b wlDa. It.er clear one wt.o ampb ~ t.o break~ been NI•. TAU&UI <April .... ., IO>: Attellt oo
•i>eeul.UC.. cbana•. tntenalftiad m.UOUblp_.1 dealkla with chUdren. A~•. Scorpio ana Leo plQ kt1 rol•. y'* ..... UrouO red qpe. ~arlb' ~ -tst«illltr ...... membln ol GPPolit. ... an CODCerlMd.
GUONI <May 11.J_. • >: Yo. can set t.o
bottom ol belle laillllll. K., b t.o Mardl and
ua.tyae. Dilc1.-~ ~ np.aln -
communklt• ~wn ~ ODt clole t.o JOU wW be aa ld.lve ally. , Sqlttariua pe~ftl\lnpromlnetltly.
.CANam CJue 21.JvlJ JI>: hmlly, abort
trlpa, ...alwtq ftnanetal dilemma -U.. are
on qeada. You caa ·~ eAoM aaMI or purcban. Arles, Ubn persona flpre In
scenario. You 1et "~" call or meuqe
-pubaplb'OID Taunaaor ~-
LSO (Jaaly ZS.Aue. 22): Wll&l Hem.I out of reach ii doler tban you milbt luapecl. Gemini.
S.,tttanua ftaure in Kftario. Olversily, uk
Cl\fatklm., calf. ~.,Pel eG11Dmm•c• ~ .OCW attair. Aura at'•loom ~lie~ by
cheer!
Vl&GO <Aue. 21-Sept. 22): You flDd way to
overcome restrlctlon.f. Important person tn
your Ule may be conftned -tt la temporary.
Diplomacy lJ your ally. Ta111'US, Ubra. Scorpio
peraona (lgure prominently. Acce.-t on
publlahlng, communlcaUon, bVeneaa telepbone •
call.
LIBRA <Sept. 23-0et. 22): Be wlllhil to
analyze, to accept factsi as they extat. 11oney,
involvtna partner or mate, comQaancts spotlipt.
You might gain acceu to prt\'Oe1ed inform&·
tion. Occult may be a part of scenario. Relative
decides to confide. Listen wilboui. becoming in· extricably involved.
SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Go slow, be
positive concerning property ripts. Domestic
adjustment is indicated. Marital status com·
mands attention. Taurus person plays key role.
Be discreet.. quieUn sense that ¥OU play cards close to chest. You're going to learn plenty!
SAGrr?ARIVS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21)~ Be wary
or reporti, which "glow." ,Me~ 1.is, alan:ns.JI
could be..Y-part of "Scedvlo. Senices, ~mplot·
ment. basic issues, nutritional requirements
command more·than-usual attention. l>isces.
Virgo individuals figure prominently.
CAPRICORN <Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Involve-
' ANNLANDERS HOROSCOPE
.Ghost -Writers Make . 1iheir MMk
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~ . DEAR ANN· T't acream therapf. He alienated everybody. 1 o • r II• ch, r •, ~t *O ~ yoa from
ir_afflU In Ud Uo\U'd feel.I ~at. I'm the one Our netibbon bate ut. 1>11cll.._1, al•ltMtn t~e 1 ... ue·s raatln••·
OM ~ ..... to be'the who la~ and 1lck all He yeU. •at them. too. ... C1WHl91'\ .. n.ed T.o W --ot llMlee won Oi ICl!ln-from the time. Now that he 11 ~' 1•• t• •'llMN'• )'Otlr ~xpertt" were able to aaotber planet u ·a The reaulta. arter he crtUcbel me day and llatb19d•1 &e•per ta.a· ellver t"lle meaaase.
alwaya bOld wrltlns nearly 40 years ol m.,.. nl1h\, over everythln1 tnl•a. IMJ dlda't me~ Y•r ute -.cla t.eW ...
elU-.r cb:te With paint cX-rlase, are u follows: from poor TV reception ,~ .. &lleJ doa't eabt) llaybe ••• eot too late .
1 tbltk marker and Our cblldren all left to the dinner menu. TlaeJ are 11.Jtq: .. Vn·
looks u \bouab ti la 1 home 11 soon u they Everythlna l do lnitates de r O a ad· w .. 1 II e CW> CateMar nms each ~ Ind Aaa could lesall.Y do to. They blm. · bd1Yee De aa oat.of. w~ in 11w DoU11 ;:~" .: .. .::.': an seldom calf, mtacb leas Children may srow coatrol fear.year-el aDd Pf'« Clld conlaN nolkt•
tbl nutty at~f ·at all £a~ vlalt. Our oldest son's out of temper tantrvms, doa't ltUtpUoyou.'' o/ women·• and uroiu
l atmi&u ' tt 1 e r f · esteem w a 1 Adult men do not. Your Obyto.ly, you IMd. 011 cM> .....,~, and ~'
one ~eemt to ~ w~~ damased so badly that correapondeot should a cool lroat 'It•$ a•· /Or ,,._ }~ 1Htk -
doetit My husband never be h aa been in run like a rabbit. dene.-. i.e aot to yoe Th..,.,,throuQl!W«fMs·
Orattw sbowa up op "wore hlmaelf out." p1ychlalric treatment whatever the cost. I pleat). Y• alloald llave do11. Sfftd riotict• to Club
aldH of bulldinc• on Smal~ wond6r. His for ten years. We have wiah I bad. -THE bad~eTlfY,•1dear.1& Calndar.DailfJPUot.P.O.
aldewalk• ln tunnel• te111~r ,outburats sene no fr le ads . M y LADY ON THE TIGER .,,., laan Mlped '" Boz lsa>. Coata Nno. CA
and ac~ comsnerclal at excellent primal husband'• foul temper DEAa LADY.: Wllea dnelGD u l.m,.Vable m.. _ ,
btllboatd1. I ·ve even • ·
aeen it on the ~of
buse1 and trainl. L dr
the celllqp are t.oo a11n y to be dGDe wlt.boul • • • • • • '
der. Wby la U that
nobody ever aeea these
kook• paintln1 aod
.,rtnttq! Do you have any
knowled1e concerninl
thil weird pruttce? -
CURIOUS 1N UPPER
·DARBY
D&Aa cua1ous: No,
I da't -ud I, too, laave
womdered who Ute pat. nu fred9 are ucl ...
tlaey muaae to .. de·
eorate" U11e ell1 an· obtened. hll qalaattlle
law to defaee ,.bite pro-
pertyor~veyanffS.
If aa1oae oa& tiler,
can 1lve me the
lowdown. l'U prtat It.
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: I read your
advice column to the
wire of the man with the
"terrible temper." You
advised her to "ignore
him and let him wear
himself out." Your ad·
vice Is all wet. Let me
share a personal ex·
puience-• · ,
I. too, am married to a
man with a "terrible
temper."' Although
never physically violent.
he always had a rotten
mouth. I. also, make
<Prom Pace BU and cleans 4,650 .cuest rooms. Naght
and face ~lotbs either wear oat or'---Munkeepers'WDll 800 Jla:ssentaily; "walk out" of 'the Marriott yearly. HousekeePina at South Coast Plue
About 12.000 glasses also break or dis· Hotel lJ a massive propoeiUon. Linda
. ~pe~(. Tbe ~ ~laces ..12.000 pe~ S)Veartnsen says a lOO:J>erson staff luld u w UO,<*JbOob of'matehes. ~ cle'ilna m~ U.an 300,00014uare feet of
Wh e some items go out, otben come space every day. ,
in to the lost and found depuvnent. Moat homemakers clean less than
The hotel gleans about 3,000 items a 3,000 aquare feet ~m~e. year including canu, crutches. The 11-at.ory bu 400 cuest
clothing, contact lenses and false teeth. rooms arranced oo 14 floqrs. Tht 800
In one year an averaie bousekeeoer mirrors. 40& wtnd<>ws 1iQd • ~ re-
al the Marriott Hotel makes 7,488 beds quire about 100 gallons of liquid glass
•• • Autog.,aph .. . .:
<From Pa'e BI)
near the railing above the dugout before
games. It's often wall-to-wall kids.
And there usually are several hard·
core collectors. with paper bags full of
baseball cards, positioned in front of the stadium. Uke vultures~ they descend
upon any player headed ror afternoon
practice.
But t.be beavi~t~oncentution of
autograph seekers is after a game.
They take full advantage of,Aheir
knowledge that playen. must walk to
their cars parked behind left field.
• the most aggressive. or course. there also are some af· gressivewomenransouttbere,too.
Manager Jim l''regosl, Franks adds
receives requests from· women -c»!
viously out lo make boyftlendt or
husband& jealoui -.asking~ ..tgn
pictures with. (or examph;, "To Peggv. Love,Jtm.-. ---"'•
Franks says slgnalure requests fre·
q\lently come through .tbe mail.
especially from New York. New Jersey.
Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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cleaner each year.
Supplies for tbe rooms include--4.000
han1ers. ~ water glasses and 18.000
shower caps. Thel'e are 400 eleetrlc
blankets and as many electric clocks .
Gueats eltbe SotAh CoaSt-Plau HOt,el use 104,000 bars of h\nd soap 1n a year.
They use 11.000 boices of facial tissue.
And 29.000 rolls of bathroolb tissue in
one year.
c\nd what about the laundry? "We
washed more than a mllUon and aJaalf
pounds tut year." Swearingen says.
next to him within arm ·s distance ...
says Franks.
A teen.age boy clutching a Snoopy
auto~raph book was looking at the
suard kJoking at his watch as the aut.o-
:grapb session drew to a close.
",u.: come on. lel us finisl<.-Ule"lioy
&aid a& tbe fUard. ~r miAdf"1 81-the-
._,.oachtng~ game. pulled shut the
sawhorse partition, culling off the line.
. ment. money and love dominate your personal
scenario. Challenge is present -and you can
use it as a steppingstone. One who cares, who
has your best interests at heart will prove it.
Accept, responsibility -professional and
personal. You can smash open a door of major
opportunity!
·lists of things not to say
and do in an effort to
keep all hell from break-
ing loose.
Over the years. doc·
tors, psychologists.
cou n se lor s and
ministers advised me to
"ignore him." So 1 suf·
rered dutifully through a
nervous stomach, skin
problems and gall blad·
der attacks. My doctor
said all my illnesses
were brought on by
c hronic emotional
stress.
"Sometimes it is physically impossi·
ble for the players to get out the door."
says Met Franks, Angels publication
director. "The obvious modus operandi
is to walk and sign them. Otherwise you
get mobbed."
Some of the lesser-known players can
walk in anonymity. On the other hand,
it is not unheard of for non.players to be
approached for autographs.
Many fans send entiie sets of baseball
cards for signing. Some even un·
abashedly accompany them with form
letters saying. ''The cthey fill in the
blank> ls my fav~ team."
Franks theorises autograph colleeting
is part of the overall collect.ors trend in
baseball cards and memorabilia. cOne
Buena Park man even collects vials of
dirt -and Astroturf -from alt the ma·
jor league infields I.
Grich and Fairly hustled orr lo Che
locker room whde Ryun lagged behind.
calmly blowing pink bubbles and
furiously signing the remaining slips of
paper.
"See." said Downing. on his way out.
''there's not enough time. You have to
turn a lot of them away."
.Before he could reach the chain link
gate marked "No Admittance." a dozen
young autograph hounds swooped down
on him. He scrawled his signature ~
dozen more times while he slowly
inched toward the gale
AQUARIUS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: Stand firm -
some try lo make you change your position on
what should be done. You'll prove important
point -and rewards can be coosiderable. Key
i& to be thorough, to collect and delineate data.
Your views will be vtndlcated.
PISCES <Feb. 19-March 20): Legal matters
dominate. Take conservative course. Older in·
dividual, who etves impression ol beinl cold
towards you, can actually become an ally. State
· your case in unhurried fashion.
Even Franks has been asked. despite
vociferous protests that be ls not a
player.
••Some get ptmhy and say. •Just sign
anyway-let's see who you are'," he
says.
The typical age of autograph bounds,
according lo Franks. ls in the 9 to 15 aee
bracket, with 12 to 15-year-otds being
But. like movie stars and politicians.
sports figures have an obvious attrac·
Uon. 1. Just to say you've ruboec:I elbows with
a celebrity is a powerful incentive to get
an autograph.
"It's the classic thing: getting a fUy 's
autoarapb proves you were swdin&
He finally squeezed through the open·
ing and jogged down the subterruean
passageway.
Kid to UOwnJng: ·-Go get 'em Dewn·
Inc."
lnf18tion Hint: ;Never Pay the FuH Price
By LOUISE COOK each on ~cb weekly
shopping bill Utan one
NEW YORK <AP> -wbo doesn't care or Is
Psst! Wanna beat infla· unlnforll\ed," say the
uon? Cornell elq>e,l'ta.
You don't have to live Thi--tpOk la to know
on a desert island, quit wlµcb .Pf'Od\ICt8 you use
.eating, go naked or give ail d £.0 ..,, at ch for
up your car. specialS cin tbo&e items.
It sounds easy. Almost Don't peu P • good
too easy. Follow a few de~l Just' J>ec.,.., you
basic rules and you'll don't·needlhe Pf'Od*Ct at
trim spending by 15 per· ~at moment.
c en t -more th an Suppose. for exampl41,
enough to cover lnfla· y~ fl9d shirts on sale it
-tlon, now running at an three for $15. You ~w
annual rate of just over tlie quality; -the ablrts.
11 pe~cent. normally would cost $10
The rules were de· each. SUt you have plen-
veloped by a team of ty of sblrtS so you ignore
Corn ell Uni ve r s ity the apeclal.·A year later,
~onomists headed by wheo you DO ne•d
Dr. Heinz Biesdorf. His shirts •. you have to pay
motto: "Never pay full full pri~. Three •blrta
price for anything." cost you '30 &Sluming
The key to success is that lnflitlon baan't
your willingness to boosted them •ven
watch prices and hunt bi1ber lnatead of 1 $15.
bargains, and lo stick to You've wasted$15.
the rules. Cheating on a Blt.;sdotf'a program
diet adds pounds: cheat· wont produce results
ing on your shopping overnl&ht. But 1f lou
adds dollars. start now. you 1houl be
There are two major able to see a difference
rules: Buy whe n the in aix months.
price is right and, when The easiest place to
the price ls right, buy in b e g i n i s a t t h e
quantity. The rules were s upermarket. Make a
designed for use in the record of the foods and
supermarket, but they ot.ber groceries JOU buy
work Just as well for and list the prices.
other purchases. Figure out which items
"An alert, informed your family buys rec·
1hopper wlll spend at 9larlY.. week after
least 15 percent less week. These offer the
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best opportunities for
the bluest savings.
Prepare your shop-
ping li!t fOf' the coming
week, then check the
newspaper ads for
apeciala. Look for sale
items tbat are also oa
your tlat. See whether
you uae uy of the sale
items reaularl! .. even lt
you don't need them this
week. Cheek your rec·
ord sheet to make sure a
sale reaµ, IS aaale.
Suppme, paper towels
are 59 cents a roll in·
stead of the usual 79
ceota, You may not n~
paper towels today, but
you wlll lD a few weeks.
If you buy 10 rolls of
paper towels, you wUJ
save $2; if you buy 20
tolls, you save $4.
Here's aliotber exam·
pie: 46-ounce can• ol
tomato Jul~e. which
usµa!IY cost.65 cents each~· ate featured at
two for 99 cents. On two
cana, you save 31 cents.
Assume your family
uses tomato Juice reg·
ularly al the rate of one
can a week. A dozen
cans gtves you a three·
month supply at a sav·
115.00Value
ings or $1.86. those items. you can
The amounts seem probably s ave by
small, but .they add up. watching for weekly
If you spepd $55 a week specials.
on groceri~s. a 15 ·per· Shopping this way
cent saving would total takes Ume -an extra
$429 ln one year. hour a week at the
To buy tn quantity for ~eslnnlng, hall an hour
fuuare use you will. or later on. You probably
couxae-. ne~d exjra wilt havt to visit more
money.• but -you don't than one st.ore to take
have to start with a lot. ·advantage of all the
If you can squeeze as lit·
tte as S~ out of the
budget -)erhaps by
postponln& another
purdaase -you're on
your way. As you build
up ybur supplies. your
weekly bill wUl dwindle. Tlie extra items you buy
this week will help cut
next week's costs.
specials you want: you
have to compare price
and size to get the
lowest P.rice per item.
To decide whether it's all worth · while. figure
out 15 plrcent of your
weekly grocery bill.
How tong would it take'
you to earn that amount
or money -even ii you
worked overtime~
Engagmwnt cnnounc•mtnU. With bfack-ond·
white gloufl of tM futurt bride or tM couple. muse be
receivtd bl/ tlat f'eoltw., LHpm1mem rif Wftks be/oTt
the weddfngdate.
tn f.he begln.olniz, you
probably will fipd only
·one o'r two items you
need at a s~iaJ price.
You will have to pay full'
-price (dr th.a r•.or your
groceries. At the end of
six months,. however, -------------------you ahould have' enough
staples on hand so you
don 't have to buy
anything that is not on s a l e e x c e p t· r o r
perishables like milk or
fresh prod~e. Even on
CJIJ[JJR[J{S
sHO£ SJ'!LE
FINAL 2 DAYS
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School Clllcl Athletic
SltOes .
GREATLY IEDUCEDI
Not Ill elms In 9*Y tfyl9.
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NOWS3.98 ~
Once you 've con ·
quered the supermarket.
you can apply the shop·
ping techniques you
learned to other'areas of
your budget. Buy two or
three years supply or
sheets llnd towels at the
next white sate instead or only one. Don't wait
until your old television
~et wears out to start
looking for a bargain on
a new one. Check
garage sales and auc·
lions for furniture.
Th e Co rn ell
economist!: h<&ve pre·
pared a kit for con· sumers. including rec·
ord·keeping forms. a
85-page booklet on shop-
ping tips and prtce com-
pariir.on charts. It is
published by the New
York State Extension
Service on a nonprofit
basis and is available
for 12.50 from : The Bet-
te r Shopper. Box 191.
t}ept. N2. Ithaca. N Y ..
14850.
~IlNCCilU~
look into
The UnMarriage
Contract
A 11v1ng together agreement for
unmarried couples. Sounds like something
out of the future. It's not. This binding
contract, de~loped by a" attorney. defines
personal and property rights, delineates
what belongs to whom. and spells out
contributions of each person to the
nouaenofd.
Ellmlnate disputes. Some state
supreme courts (I.e .. Lee Marvin case In
Callfomla) now rule that both of you are
eUglble tor allmony and dMalon of assets
(Income. property and pension) shOuld you
d•elde to split.
Protect yourselves. Avoid mleunder·
standing. C9"1tract comH with euy. com·
P'•te ln1truot1ons.
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
Comptroller of the CUrnncy
Admlnlstr•tor of NatioMI Bttnks
REPORT OF CONDITION
Irvine Natlooal Bank of Irvine, in the state of
Californl~ at the close pf business on June JO, 1978, publlshed in response to call made by Comptroller of
the Currency, under title 12, United States.Code, Sec-
tion 161.
Ctiarter number 16168·3, , Nation,1 Bank Region Number Fourteenth. Statement of Resources and Llabllltln
ASSETS
Cash and due from banks .................•.... .C,M7 U.S. Treasury securities ........................ 815
Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. agencies and corps . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . • . . . . • 730
Obligations of States and political
subdivisions .......•......•..........••••... 1,262
Federal Reserve stock and
corporate stock .....•................•........• 71
Federal funds sold and securities
purchased under agreements to resell .•.....• 5,600
Loans, Total <excluding unearned income> 19,893
Less: Reserveforposslble loan tosses •.•••...•.••...••..•• 132 •••....
Loans, Net ..•••...••...•••..........•••.••• , 19,761
Bank premises, furniture and fixtures,
and other.assets r11presentlng bank premises •....•....•...........•..... 1,o.c6
Real estate owned other than ~nk premises ......•••••••...•...•...•.•••••••. 93
Other assets .•.•••..•.•............••••••.•.•... 3.c7
TOT AL ASSETS .....•.•.•••....••............ 3.c,372
LIABILITIES
Demand deposits of Individuals,
prtnshps., and corps ••••...•...........•..•.• 13,932
Time and savings d4tposlts of lndivldwals,
prtnshps., and corps ...•...•......•..•.•..... 12,79S
Deposits of United States Government ..•.•••.•• 925
Deposits of States and pol ltlcal subdivisions ••..••.•.•..•.•.....•...•• 100 Certified and officers' checks .......•.•....•••• 3,046
TOT AL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS •••••••••••••• ~,798
Total demand deposits .•..•...•.•• 17,903
Tota I time and savings deposits • • 12,895
Other liabilities •••• , •••••••••••••••••••••••.••••• 169
TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludlf'IO
subordinated notes and debenttires) •••••••• 30,96'7 EQUITY CAPITAL
Preferredstock ·
No. snaresqu.t«am:flnti ••........•. 350.000 --~~ tpar'Wfue>
Common stock . a. Nosharesauthorlzed ..•.• '. •••• 3011312 (perva1ue>
b. No.sharesoutstandlng (parv&tue) ••••••••.• 1,507
Undivided profits •.•.•...•••.••.•..•.•.•.. .' .••• 1,G;J
TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .................... 3,.
TOTAL LIABILITIES.ANO EQUITY CAPITAL-.•••••••..•.••....••••.. 3.c,372
MEMORANDA
Average for 30 c.lendar days ending
with rePol"l daa: cash and due from bankS ••... ._ ............ .c, 154
t=.ct. tunduold and MCurlU. ~ • purchased under~ to resell .•.•.• S,623
Total loans .......... , ..................... 19,718
Time dfpOSlts of $100,000 or more In dorrleltk: offices •.••••••••.•••.••.•.•••• 3,766
Total dlPOlffs .............................. 29,Ae2
TOTAL ASS~ ••.••..••.•••••••••••..•.••• 34,346
Tim• certlfleatesof de~lt In
denominations of $100,000 or more <outlUlndl~ as of l"9POf't ._, ••.•.••••••• 3,6tl
Other time dtl)OSlts tn •mounts of
$100,000or more (ouUtandlnQ as 0( repor! dat•> ..•........•.• 100
I, Robert Klhm, Vice Pl"'ISfdlM·Ct~lk of ttte
above·n•med bank do MAby ctecl•re ttt1t this Report of Condition ts true •net e«NCt to tht btlt of my knowftdae Ind belltf. • 7•1 RotMrt l(lhm ~. Wt, tt'1t ctl...aort ettilSt thit Cornet·
ness of this 51'.llttmlftt of raourc:.s Md ltabUIU.S. WI de(lar• that It hel bHn exa"'lned by us,. Md to trte
best of our tmHI and MIMtf ts true end~ Isl John t OwtlrrNft
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• Business
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A&P Reverts to Trading Stamps
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NEW VO.ft.JC tAP> Shop~rs who licktd
trud1n1 et OlP'I by Lh mllllons a dttade aao a0on
may trnd the 1hopptna bonus commonplace 11atn.
at leaat at t.h• nation's aecond·laraest sui>ermarket chain.
The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. bas
be1un otfertn1 tradlna stamps to customers at 442
of lt11 l.1100 al.Orel In parta of the East and Midwest
"011 p11rt ol A&.P'1 pro~ram to attract customers
by 11vtn1 a Uttl• eittra.'
A&P. like thousand
. or oth~r cbaln.1 and ln· [ J
dlvldul&I stores, drop~ CONSUMER 1t11 s tamp pro1ram in ..., ___ .......
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1972 as Lhe full fON:t' of
inflation blt 1rocery stores.
"TRl.8 11.AY INDICATE that lradin& stamps
"·Ill be back on a major basla. With such a major
cham mvolved. it may well trig~r other major
<'ha.ins to resume stamps," said Clint Wade, a
spokesman for the Tradin1 Stamp Institute ol
Amerlcu, an industry trade group.
Safeway Stores Inc .• lbe nation's lareest
supermarket chain. based in Oakland. doesn't of·
rer trading stamps. But a spokesman. Felicia
Delcampo. acknowledged that the regional cen·
ters. which devise their own marketing plans.' will
be watching the competition.
After nearly 20 years of oUering its customers
trading statnps, Plck·N·P&:y. a c)lain of 60
supermarkets in northeastern Ohio, discontinued
Its program this year.
''WE FELT WE COULD not afford to give
them and malnt.a.ln the kind of competitive pricing
Lhal is equal i! not better than our competitors.••
said Samuel Colmery. a spokesman for the
Cleveland·bBSed chain owned by First National
Supermarkets Inc.
But A&P says surveys indicate the time .is
right again.
Shipping Line
''What hopoeE~th stamps is that. like any
otht'r mei-cbanii!S~ pro1ram. they eo in cycles.
People get thed of them and then they ~ome
back,'' said A&P spokesman Daniel Doherty.
A&P expects the cost of its two stamp
9lveaways to be easily covered by the 10 percent
boost in customer volume it expects to get in areas
where no major competitor offers stamps.
THE SUPERMARKET'S PROMOTION in the
East. using Gold Bond Slampli. bas a new twist.
Al 282 stores in Massachusetts, Ne~· York and
Penn'sylvimla. customers have the option of re·
deeming books of stamps for appliances in the
tradiUonal way or applying a book or stamps lo
weekly specials for a direct discount on groceries
For a book of stamps. representing S30 worth
of gT«eries purchased. customers al the A&P
store in Altoona. Pa .. for example. may choosf:
from several apeciab UUa week. lnchlding a pound
of margarine for a penny: a pound ol bacon for 9
cents; tour rolls ot toUet paper at l9 cents; a doz~n
eggs at 2 cents; or a box of cornflakes for a
penny.
A&P's oc..her stamp proSram at 165 stores in
the Chicago and Milwaukee areas is a traditional
trading stamp program in which customers get
S&H green stamps and may trade boots of stamps
for merchandise offered by the Sperry & Hutchinson Co.
NOW S~!,f!., Liquidat":>n Set Strmaded in E.....,.e
We are offering this outstanding value. so SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Pacific Far East
you can enjoy fresh flowers every week! Lines has been declared bankrupt, setting the
Offer Umlted onJy to dally stock on hand. stage for immediate liquidation or assets worth an estimated $152 mUlion. "
Roger's florist• 640-6774 "The debtor is adjudicated bankrupt," said
"""Joaquin., M~Ar1hur • N.wport B.ach 'Mm.()pm Federal Bankruptcy Judge Floyd King after a two· ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ hour hearing for the shipping line that bad been controlled by Lhe family of former Mayor Joseph
Alioto.
2-Wershow
REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS
"ONLY A MIRACLE COULD save PP'EL, but
a miracle is not the legal standard we use," the
judge said. .
"As I have viewed the evidence, the situation
is hopeless."
He said Robert Benedict, who bad been ap·
pointed trustee, will "be in full and complete con·
trol of liquidation." _ AUCTION #1
SPACIOUS
NEWPORT BEACH
VILLA
Cliff Haven Bluffs with
Plnor1mlc Views of
Newport Bay & Catalina
4 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
NEWPORT BEACH
Auct10n Sale on tile Site
120 Kings Place
AUCTION #2
NEW
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FASHIONABLE
HOME
Spy Gl111 Hill
Magnificent Rolling
Hiil V'llW
4 Bedroom, 3 baths
CORONA DEL MAR
Auct10n Sale on the Site
32 Drake Bay Rd.
PFEL BAD FILED TO reorganize under
Chapter XI ol the Federal Bankruptcy Act an
January, listing assets of $179 mil1ioo as ol Nov. 30
and liabilities of $131.5 million owed to 1,155
creditors.
On June 30. the firm listed assets ol $152
million, liabilities of $183 million and a deficit of
S30 million.
Chapter XI bars creditors from foreclosing on
assets and allows a debtor to make arrangements
wilh creditors for scaling down debts or extending
lime to pay them in full.
Newport Beach, CA Corona Del Mar, CA
PFEL HAD ASKED KING to con.-ert the
status to Chapter X, which is a more com·
prehensive proceeding.
In denying the request, he said it would mere-
ly "preserve the vulture syndrome." SAT., AUG. 5 SAT., AUG. 5 He said. reorganization requii:es. ~ufficient working capital -estimated at $25 m1llioo to S35
million -and a successful operation.
··Unfortunately. it does not appear there are
any prospects for either or these in tbls cue," he
said.
AT 11 l .M. · • • AT 2 P.M.
lHS"CTIOH DATU: S.I & Sun , July 22 & 23. 29 & 30, from 1PM.104:30 PM
anci s.1 Aug !> prlO• to auction aa•• WM~O•Y• by appo4ntmtnl.
1'<01y 111<11 may be rneoa p110< 10 euctton If you ere u11abl• to attend lhll euc·
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8AOKEA PARTICIPATION IS ENOOVRAOEO Call or write l0t brochure. Tom Donovan, an attorney representing a
large creditor, Sun Shipbuilding and Warehousing
Co., estimated outside court that after all assets are sold, there could still be $80 million to $.100
million ln debts that could not be paid lo unsecured
creditors.
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-Center
Nearing
Completion
Phase XU of Airport
Bus iness Center in
Irvine, is under con-
struction and scheduled
for completion in Nov·
ember, according to
Kirk Elliott. project
managth" and 1eneral
partner. •
Phase Xll is the final
unit in the mJ&ster
center. It wlll total
1,160,000 square feet of
leaseable office and of.
fice/warebouse apace on
7S acres of land directly
across the San Dle•o
Freeway from the
Oran1e County Airport.
Tbe Koll Co., Newport
Beacb, ls general con-
tractor. Afcbiiecture,
e naloeering and plan-
ning of Phase xn·s nve
buildings, totaliQ1 u. 780
square feet, were
handled by Bulldlna Conce~ of Irvine. ·
Pacific Delign ot San
Juan Capistrano w\U do
the lands~apLna. ·
While crowds pack airports in England
because of the holiday rush for low-fare
flights. signs provide humor and pathos.
John Porteous of Birmingham. England.
che cks notices at London·s Gatwick
Airport. One says: "Give me your tired.
your poor. your huddled masses yearning
to fly to Ne w York ." Another warns.
..Queue jumpers will wake up in hospital.··
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fndlJ, Auvuat -4. 1978 llN DAii. V PILOT 8:J
Warranty_ Law
•
Needs Strength ~
8)' SYLVIA POaTla .
If a consumer buys an aut.omobOe or refriaerator only
to IJad that •t d~n·t work. he may learn that ibe
Magnu.son-Mou Warranty Act ol 1116S has led to improve-
ment 1n disclosure ol warranty tenm but that nothlna bu *n done tb compel rutrmment wattantles.
Few consumers among the lower.middle to low·
income groups can afford lawyen to brine caaes acaJnst
manufacturen or sellers tr their warraoUes •tt not
honored. Many counties do not have small cl1lms courts•
and those that do usually restrict amount. cranted to leu
than the CCM>t. of the disputed ltell).
AND 8MAU CLAIMS COVllTS AU frequeoUy over-,.
crowded witJ\ cases brought by businesses seekina to col-'
lect debt& fcom consumers. mean1na watts tor consumers.
1-..1 Ranking at th~ tOP ol consumer complaints in the Unll·. ·u_u St.ates ls the faJlure of companies to Uve up to warran-t1es.
Why ba.sn't somethlng been done" '
ls it that the problem is so btg no one wants to tackle it
and risk the coo.sequences! Or is lt t.llat any citizen willin.C to tack.le tt would confront a barrier of individual prob-
lems. each wltb dlf·
ferent feets. wltb the
mass d problems ad·
ding up to a nightmare
which scares even the
brave~
Does it mean that
consumers are licked at
Money's
Worth
....
the start? Not necasarll)', although it would be folly tA
minimize the difficulties.
If the practice of "sewer servi~" <throwing a sum-
mons in the sewer instead of. serving IL> and other pro-
cedures that penalize consumers could be tack.led with de·
termination. consumers who have been cheated on a war-
ranty might be able to refuse to pay and fight the lsaue in
court. <DaUyPilot.Aq.3)
ENFORCEMENT PROCEEDINGS COULD be
brought against corporations that show a systematic pat-
tern of ignoring obligations under wa1Tanties. Or perhaps
a govemml!nt' body or pMvate organization could rate
manufacturers on their warranty performance.
With a rating system .. market compelltion would be
a ble to function . Consumers would be the main
beneficiaries. There wouJd be no need for more mandatory
impos!J.ions ol government regulations.
Ttie consumer movement has slowed in recent )'eatS.
Many or Its most ardent advocates are goiog beyond steps
to protect the consumer and entering into t.he realm 0( un-._
d ermlning.tl\e1>Jivate entert>rise syst.em.
Market Continues
On Positive Side
NEW YORK <AP> -The stock market rose in active
trading today. but neither its rise nor its volume matched
the levels achieved earlier this week.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industnals was up Ui6 lo
888.43 after being ahead by more than 4 points earlier in
the session. Wednesday. the Dow rose 22.78, and it tacked
on another 3.38 1111.lrsday.
Advances held a 4.3 lead over declines on the New
York Stock Excb~e. Volume was over 37 million shares.
One big chunk of today's volume was a million-plus
block of shares of BankAmerica.
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Arige~'Not Acting No~al
AltWI~
JACK NICKLAUS CHIPS OUT OF THNANO AT-OAKMONT.
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Halos Blitz A's; Take On Twins 'ronight 1
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM Ol .. Clllffy ...........
It la Aucust. a Ume when the
CaUtomJa An&els would normal·
ly have done their Imitation or
the sun 11 lona time aao-that ls,
they would have already sunk
1lowly In the west.
But this 1978 model reruses to
fold. and ln the past two niehts
the Angets have shown a tenden~
cy towards rising, rather than
setting.
WITH AN 8·1 VICTORY over
the Oakland A's at Anaheim
Stadium Thursday nl&ht. the
Angels clipped a half game orf
the l~ad of Idle Kansas City. and
they trail the Royals now by on·
ly 2'' games.
Third·place Oakland. on the
other hand, drops 4'h behind the
Royals, limping out of Anaheim
after losing two straight.
TONIGHT THE i\,NGELS'
momentum will b e on the
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TOfllehl MlftftHOC.111 Cllllor!Q T 2S P ITI
s.t11nt•y MlllMSOI• .i Cetlloml• C21 • SS p.m ~ MlnnesoC. .. C.lllOml• 12:U p.m
shoulders or Dave Frost 13·41 as
he opposes Minnesota's Dave
Goltz 110-7lz to a rour-game series with the T. i.ns al the Big
A.
A crowd 15. 792 saw the
Angels get heroics from three
Fifth Loss in Row
Can Dodgers
Get Qff Ropes?
SAN FRANCISCO IAP) -The "I THOUGHT I HAD it long
San Francisco Giants show the enough." :;aid Herndon. and
bruises, but the Los Angeles Manager Joe Altobelli. who felt
Dodgers are.on the ropes after a th~ same way. got kicked out of
fifth straight loss. the game for arguing the J><>int.
players normally on the fringe
of the action-Paul Hartzell.
Ken Landreaux and Jim An·
derson.
Hartzell, Jn only bis fourth
start of the year. hur led a three-
hitter and was nevt!r threatened
after the fourth Inning.
Landreaux. subbing for an al-
legedly tired Rick Miller, belled
a two-nm homer ii1 the s~nd
inning.
AND ANDERSON, who wasn't
in the starting lineup until
Carney Lansford became a last-
minute scratch. ripped a bases-
loaded double with two out in the
third. knocking In three and put-
ting the Ansels In front. by six
runs.
"l guess that would have to be
my biggest thrill in the big
leagues so far,'' said Anderson
with a wide grin. It was only the
15th major league game ror An·
derson. who came in hitting .222.
Third base man Lansford was
hat In the cheekbone by a line
drive durtne infield practice and
Anderson didn't find out he was
Slitting until five min~tes
before game lime.
"I WAS A. LJTl'LE jittery. you
know. a few butterflies... An·
derson said. "I didn't have any
time to prepare mysetr mental-
ly But after l got that first
ground ball I got comfortable."
Anderson played flawlessly at
See ANGELS. Pll1e 87
"This is a routh ga~. ~e Some fans among the 42,084 at ~ ~!!:t. wea! any P!!ds · sai~ £an.dl<!Stick Park {or the opener
Terry -Wh1tiieta. wh<r sc&recr.. or a four-game serl~s disptayed' Nit!klaus in Rut
·Mother Nature Aids
PGA Leader Watson
ONKMONT. Pa <AP J Jack
Nkklaus and Mother Nature,
m aybe the two most potent
for('es in golf. both accommodat·
t.>d Tom Watson as he took the
first-round lead in the PGA Na·
tional Championship.
Nicklaus did his part Monday
by hookmg his openint; tee shot
into a ditch and staying in a rut
the rest of the day to finish with
an eight-over-par 79.
"It was not my day, and this is
the kind of golf course where
you can shoot a bad round," said
the winner of m or e m ajor
tournaments than anybody in
the history of golf.
"THE COWRSE is very dif·
ficult, but I think thP rain will
make it easier this afternoon,"
added Nicklaus, who was play-
mg No. 16 when thundershowers
brought the fi rst of two rain de-
lavs
The water did soften Oakmont
Country Club's previously hard,
bouncy greens. making them
more vulnerable to accurate
irons like the ones wielded by
Watson.
"Obviously, the rain affected
the whole golf course," Watson
said after he managed a four-
under·par 67, which put him 12
strokes ahead of Nicklaus and
one ahead or runnerup Dave
Stockton at 68.
"WE COULD THROW the
balls right at the greens," added
IAKERS' C4RR
SVFFERS INJVRY
'LOS ANGELES <AP) -Ken·
ny Carr missed two months of
the 1977-78 Los Angeles Lakers'
season because of a broken bone
in his left foot, and he suffered
the same injury in his right foot
during a pickup basketball game
Thursday, the Lakers said.
The 6-foot-8, 230-pound Carr.
the Lakers' lst round National
Basketball Association draft
choice in um, will be out of ac-
tion at least six weeks. He will
wear a cast three weeks and
then undergo three weeks or re-
ha bilitatlon for a broken fifth
metatarsal.
Watson. who also sank birdie
putts of 30 and 35 feet.
Yet Nicklaus, who three.
putted a green just after the first
rain delay, wasn't giving up.
·'They' re going to say.
'Nicklaus s hot 79 and took
himself right out of the tourna-
ment'." he said. •·But if I shoot
66 tomorrow, that's 145 for two
rounds and 145 isn't that bad at
Oakmont. Obviously, however, I
haven't yet shot the 66."
IT WA S A~ a woeful day
for South African Gary Player.
and he began it with four putts
on the first green.
"You do that and you gel
scared. You're afraid you're go-
ing to miss rrom everywhere, ..
admitted Player, who double-
bogeyed the third hole and even·
tually finished with a 76, which
tied him with U.S. Open champ
Andy North and Ray Floyd
Tied for third at 69, only two
shots out. were Lee Trevino,
Dave Hlll, Ben Crenshaw and
Johnny Miller
TREVINO, WHO PLAYED in
a threesome with Stockton and
Walson, got close with a birdie
on the final hole.
We had a tremendous break
with the weather. The rain real-
ly helped," said Stockton, tbe
only player all day lo escape
without a bogey.
"Trevi n o says that ir
somebody from our half doesn't
win the t ournament there's
something wrong with us."
HILL, WHO'S MADE the cut
in only two of the 11 tourna-
ments he's entered this year,
was erratic as usual off the tee.
"Ray Charles could have hit
more fairways," be kidded.
But he one-putted 11 greel)S
and two-putted the others. tak-
ing only 25 putts for the entire
round.
"I haven't played well in two
years-and I didn't play well
today." said HUJ. "If l 'd had my
usual 2-putts. I'd have bad my
usual 77 or 78. I'm just hoplng to
make the cut."
CRENSHA~ WAS four-under
See WATSON, Page 87
from ~ec?nd ~as.e on . Darrell their displeasure by throwing ~vans m~h-annang sin~le to beer and other things as Lacy
give the ~iants a 5-4 victory returned to the Dodgers' dugout, Thursday rught.
WRITf1ELD. the team's left
fielde r . is playing with 20
stitches over an eye from a
basep ath collision in Houston
early this week. Center fieldPr L · rry Herndon and right-fi elder
a11el JJ at 7:30
Jack Clark are nursmg injuries
suffered in a collision which
gave Lee Lacy a Ue-prod~cing.
inside-the-park home run in the
top of the ninth Thursday night.
"We beat the Dodgers twice.
once when Larry caught that
ball and once on Evans' hit." in-
s isted Clark. ·
''I'm rrom this area. Oakland.
and I guess l can understand.
The San Francisco fans have
been waiting a long time for a
winner." said Lacy
EARLIER, THEY HAD the
opportunity to cheer Willie
McCovey's 504th career homer,
a two-run blast off Don Sutton in
the first. The Giants led 4-0 after
three innings. but the Dodgers
scored three runs in the fourth.
Randy Moffitt, 7 ·4. relieved
Barr and got the final out In the
top of the ninth. A leadoff walk
to Whitfield led to the downfall
of Los Angeles reliever Terry
P'orster. 3-4, in the bottom of the
inning.
.... ~
KEN LANDREAUX .GETS WELCOME FROM JIM FREGOSI.
THE GIANTS, LEADING the
Nation a l League's Western
Division by a full game over
Cincinnati, would have dropped
into second by percentage points
had they losL The third place
Dodgers. defending champions.
now trail by 3'1'.l and face the
Giants' pitching ace, Vida Blue,
tonight.
Diver Saves Best for Last
The Dodgers' Lacy. who lined
his freak homer to right·center.
said, "I saw them collide and
just kept running. l was bearing
down all the way."
The controverslal homer came
off Giants starter Jim Barr with
the bases empty and two out.
Herndon caught the ball just
before running into Clark and it
popped out of his glove after he
fell to the artificial turr and
rolled over.
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Kennedy Steals Show at Mission Viejo
Jim Kennedy earned an all·
expense-paid trip to Europe the
hard way.
Competing in the 1978 AAU
National Out.door Diving Cham·
pi onsh ips in Mission Viejo
Thursday. the 24·year-0ld native
of Te nnessee won the three·
meter competition with a stun·
ning forward 3'rl somersault in
the tuck position on his final dive
to steal the show from Greg
Louganis and Phil Boggs.
That performance. which
drew three nines and nothing
less than an eight from the
judges. earned Kennedy his
fourth AAU diving title and.
more lmportantry. a berth on the
U.S. team that wlll compete in
the World Games Aug. 18 an
West Berlin. ,
Kennedy finished with a score
·or 842.82, followed by Boggs·
836.62 and Louganls' 835.20
KENNEDY'S GRAND finale
was 0111,y exceeded by his 10th
dive. in which he pulled orr a
more difficult 2 1,;.pik e
somersault. Though he had to
overcome an 18~polnt dtricit to catch rwiherup Boggs. a winner
of nine AAU titles, Kennedy had
it planned that way.
"I always save my best for
last,'' he said. "l start out with
one or my bet.et' dives and then
get the weaker ones out of the
way."
And thouah most of the atten·
tton was c•ntered around
L o u g a n I s I I h t' t h i rd p I <! r e
finis her who was an 01) mp1c
medalist an lht• platfor m an 1976•
and Bo~~s. Kennedy said ht-ft>lt
<'On f1dcnt l'X<'ept for when ht
bombed out on his seventh dive
"I WON THE INDOOR t1tlt-so
I fi gured I had a chan<'l' ... ht
said "But wh en I m1s!>cd m~ .
back 2'r.i. 1t was an uphill strug·
gle. I had to hope one of those
other guys would miss.··
Lou1tarus took himself out or at
on h1~ ninth and 11th d ive.., wh11t'
Boggs folded on hts 10th. c;ett111i.:
tht• ~tagt for Kt nn<d} ·, lah'
heroics.
"It wa~ :1 hot and <'Old com
pet1t1on." said Boggs. who also
(•arned " berth an thl· World
G<i mes .. , had soml' good dtvt>-.
and I had soml' bad dive.., ..
BOGGS S.\ID HE wa'\ aware
of what he• nt>e<1ed to ratch Keri·
nedv on hi!. fina l attempt but
See KE:'¥:\'EDY. Pagt> 87
Sa1n1ny Lee: He's Always ht ~rhit-.
81 ERNIE CASTILLO Of ..............
Staring intently at the fipre poised at the end oi the board,
Sammy Lee b as much a study of concentration u tho athlete be la
judglna In the AAU outdoor dlvin& cbamplon.sbips at Mission
ViejoOne band ch.atc:hlnl his electronic 1cortn1 device. the other
1upportlnc hi• chin, Lee ls soletnnly 1llent until he whispers a sym·
pathetic "awwww" when the diver lands short after 1 beautiful
twlst.
.. ell EYES smn u be follows the next com~ltm up the lid·
der and 1cro1s lh• aivin11>0&rd to the ede• where, tbr .. mtten
---.rnmre \he wM«, bOl.h aeem to 11.rilWt.a.Deol.&llJ Jakt IJS.tl> breath .-bloek everythina out Of tbilr m1nda 11ve. th• upcomfnj clln. A bl&tJ·•~ back filp brlnp a 1Ugbt 1mUe to Lee'• faee and, ...rtay... • Cbtii.tbid mtmOl)' w bll Jlijjd.
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u .......... LEE TREVI~ RESPONDS TO MISS IN PGA TOURNEY.
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LEE ALWAYS IN ORBIT. • • another practice dive. "You had a great tuck but you should have put your head down." .
IN BETWEEN IMPROMPTU lessons. Lee reflects on the
changes diving has undergone since the days be became the first
athlete \0 win back-to-back Olympic gold medals in diving, turning the trick in London (1948> and Helsinki (1952>.
··The bigcest difference 1s the diving boards. These new max-.
iUex boatds make me foe.I JO year$ rounger," •ay5" Le4r.wbo ad·
m its tie stiU dlves ··a little bll. whenei'a I can fibit th .. ~
··we used to dive off wooden boards which were great for prac-
tice when they were new." Lee added. "But atterone week, they'd
_ be all water-Jogeed and k>se 30 pert~nt ol-tbei.r spf'IDf:" •
ANOTHER BIG ~GE in the sport over tbe years"bas been
in recognition, sometbt.ng Lee feels was Jong overd\Je.
"It didn't use to be that big," he says. "Anybody could go to
the nationals back then because there weren't that many divers.
Now, you have to limit the number of entries. But I hope it gets
more exposure. I hope it gets as popular as gymnastics or tennis."
Leer born in Fresno. waited until after medical school before
making his firs t Olympic appear ance at 28. He was 32 when he~
peated at Helsinki, un ugc at which most divers today would have long
since retired.
LOUGANIS HELPED BRING Lee back into the diving
s pothght after the ear s pecialJst settled Into his medical practice in ~anta Ana. In 1974. coaching Day. he was approached bYJ..ouganis '
father after a meet D<ty had won. Two years later, Louganis was
on the victory platform at the Montreal Olympics. wearing a silver
medal tor has effort in the JO-meter platform.
"Greg wao.; the youngest C17) to ever make the Olympics and
the ootv ooe in American history to take a first in two events in the
tnala, •f Lee says, passing the credit. "He's tbe greatest natQl'al
diver ever 1D the history of diving. If he keep. bis head screw~ on
right, be -ahouJd become the greatest."
Lee i,; just as adamant In explajaini bis coaching secret. "I
stress tlMt taket>fr," he explains. "Di""1t la just like a launc:btng
pad. Jty&• don't get a good takeoff, YoU dOn't get into orbit." '
l",....Pa,,.88
ANGEI.S NOT F·ADING. -~.
shortstop, handling six chances.
while Dave Chalk moved to thtrd
base to fill in for Lansford.
whose injury was not termed
serious.
California has now scored 16
runs in its last two games. and
Man ager Jim Fregosi says he
wasn't concerned when his club
came up emvty after loading the
bases with none out in the fi rst
inning
"I KNEW WE WERE going to
score some runs. I just felt it,"
Fregos 1 says ... Landreaux 's
homer got us soing a nd An·
derson's hit put the icing on the
cuke."
Joining the youngsters in the
fun were veterans Don Baylor
and Joe Rudi. Baylor delivered
two singles and two RBI whlle
Rudi drilled an RBl double to
lert during a four·run rally intbe
third ibning.
That ra lly chased starter
Steve Renko, and the Angels
eventually touched three
Oa kland pitchers for 10 hits,
boosting their total to 21 during
the last two nights.
Rams Get I
Tight End
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* ANGEL NOTES -Flrs1 baseman aeo1 Jae~
sflowed up at the perk with• call on his fell ,,_
aner a 2v,.-1< old •nlunr ••s 1111a11y dlaQllOWd as • fret111re. Jacll.IO!I wlU wHr Ille <flt few at
IHSI 10 d.l'(S, .ild l\at lleef'I pla<ecl on Ii. 11-dey
dl .. blecl 1111. Taltlno his IPDt on tlle roster wlll b+
0•""' GMdwln, wllo w.a& recalled lrom El Paso
wllere he led Ille Tu.as ~ue In,.,., ... 1.1611,
tlomen 12SI and RBI lftl. GclOdWln, wllo wH
Clh•ldlno duty .s a ti"t llMaman •11<1 Clas1Q11.ttec1
hitter tor El Paso, wlll )oln tlle A11911t loillllOhl
... Alter earMy L.a"tferel •H hit 111 Ille
thffkboM 11y e ltN orlw CklrlnO Infield practice,
lie wa$ ru511ed to $t. Joteptl•s H<11t1ltal tor prtCau..
tlonar y X·r~ llle tffb lllOWICI 110 lracivrt and
Lan$10rd Mid he WWICI ~ eble to plty~lQllt
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ATSON .•.
• ut one Ume, then he bogeyed two
of hlis lust three holes.
"1'hat leave1i It bad taste ln
your mou\h.'' said Crenshaw.
"ll'a good 1tart, but I S-putted
twice and that '1 j1.1St throwtrlg
two shots away.
Miller, mired ln a puullnJ(.
two.year &lump. returned to the
1cenu or his 1973 U S. Open
triumph
HE HAD A SHARE of the lead
tit four-under until he boeeyed
the 16th and 18th holes. His 69
w~s six shots more than the
course record 63 he shot here lo
1973.
" ·:The way l'Ye been pla,ing, I
wasn't thinking 63. I would have
been happy with a 73." be said.
Ten players were clumped at
70. Including de(epding PGA
champion Lanny Wadkins. who
play.ad In a threesome with
Nicklaus.
"Basically. I was pleased with
my own game." he said.
"Sometimes It's tough to play
with J ack because l find myself
watching him."
F lrst rooncl le-rs Thursd.ly In the 60lh PGA
11411011al champlonlhlp on the 6.'99·yard, p.r
Jl>.U-11 Oatt.-.1 Country Clubcourw.
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Front Page> 88
KENNEDY. • •
didn't actually view what was
the day's seeond best dive.
"I watch the scores but J don't
watch anybody else dive so I can
concentrate on what I'm doing,"
he said.
Kennedy was elated at making
his first major internationa1 team but isn't afraid of what's
looming at We s t Be rlin.
"There's good competition in-
ternationally but the U.S. has
greater depth in quality people."
he said "I'd say there's better
competition here ...
LOUGANIS, WHOSE weakest
diving ~vent is the tbree·meter
springboard. nonetheless bad
the day's premier dive, a back
pUce on his second roun~ that
dtew seven scores of 10 and two
more or9'h. All three will be squaring off
again today in the one·meter
finals which are scheduled to
start at 5:30, following the finals
of the women's three-meter
springboard.
The favorite in the latter event
is Mission Viejo's Jennifer
Chandler, who scored 429.12 in
Thursday's semifinals. Cynthia
Potter. who garnered her Z7th
AAU diving crown Wednesday in
the one-meter competition. was
second wltb a score of 399. 75.
The meet continues through Sun-
d ay.
-By Ernie Castillo
OLYMPIC TICKE'IS
TO GO ON SALE
LAKE PLACID. N.Y. <AP> -
Tickets for the 1980 Lake Placid
Winter Olympics are expected lo
go on sale here early next year,
according to officials or the local
Olympic Organizlng Committee.
Executive Admini s trator
Charles Carlson said earlier this
week that he hoped the tickets
could BO on sale by Jan. 15, 1979.
He said the highest priced
tickets for a single event would
cost $50 while the average price
would be between $25 and $40.
Fncs.y. August 4, 1978 DAILY PILOT •1
Corral Not Fenced In
&VCU Kicker Trying to Make It With Rams . .
JSY IOBN SEV ANO °' * Dlllly l'llle IUft
Not since 1970, when George Allen last.
coached the Los Angeles Rams. has there
been an empbasls on the team ·a special un-ils.
Naturally, with Allen's return. the Im·
portarlce or the ldckoff. punt and punt return
squads have been revived, and that couldn't
make punter-field goal specialist Frank Cor·
rat any happier. •
Corral. a third round draft
choice out of UCLA. s ays It's
about time the rorsotten ~
"Pie ot the game got some re-
cognition.
"IN OOLLEGE, kickers
and special teams were
always put into a corner. The
oaly time we were siven any
notice is ii we did somethini
wrong," says the 6·2. 213·
pounder, who will share the
kicking duties with Rafael
Septien Saturday a"ainst New England at the Coliseum.
"ln the pros. especially
under coach Allen. the team
understands bow important
the kicking game really is."
Corral, a rookie, claims
he was surpris ed at the
signlflca.nce Allen gives to
his special units.
Junior he booted 44 limes for a 4'.1 averace.
His place kicking figures were 69 of 74
PATs and 18 of 37 field goats, including a re-
cord 55-yarder for a career 123 polats.
AS A RAM Corral figures to be limited to
field goal duties although he hu capability
and advantage of doin~ both.
"I like doing both, 'says Corral, "I enjoy
both phases. 'lbe best part
about it is if yo\I have a bad
field goal you can make up
-Col' at ttrJOF puntlnt;"" •
THE &AMS DON'T
want Corral to have to
worry about both facits
thoush. They would rather be
concentrate on his neJd goals
and klckolfs, and that suits
him Just fine.
"l 'U keep punting to stay In tone, but I'll do whatever they want me to do," he says.
Corral is aware the l'Oad
ahead of bim Jsn 'l an easy
one. Jn order to make the
Ram squad he will have to
supplant incumbent kicker
Septien or posatbly punter
Glen Walker.
"l'VE NEVER BEEN
acquainted with so much em-
FRANK COARAt.
ON HIS UNDERDOG
rote Corral says, .. J like it
because 1l makes me try
harder. I know as it stands
phasis," he says ... I can't say enough about
the man <Allen>, he's on top of everything.
"He's a great coach. I respect the man
very much." ·•
Corral came to the Ram camp this year
with some impressive credentials during his
college days at UCLA. '
In his two years at the Westwood cam-
pus, Corral averaged 41.3 yards on 71 _punts. ffQw ever. he missed much of bis senior year ·
because ol a broken Jaw suffered in Uiiffltsf"
qame of the season against Houston. As a
now I'm No. 2, but as the preSfasonaamesgoon
I hope to change that .
"Whether or not J make the team as a
punter, field.goal kicker. or kickoff man. I'll
know that whoever wins has won because
he's done the besLjob and deserves the posi-tion."
Ana what does Frank Corral see his posi-
-tton as? -· •
"T dQo't know,'~ he chuckles. "It's early.
we'll Just'hav~ to play It by ear."
Records Keep Tt1mhling.
Three More Fall at AAU Swim/est
THE WOODLANDS. Texar"-
(AP> -Put Tracy Caulkins in a
pool or puddl e or wat e r
anywhere and she'll likely set a
record. so the Nashville. TeM ..
schoolgirl can be forgiven .for
getting overconfident a t the
Amateur Athletic Unfon Long
Course Championships.
But s he does n 't forgive
herself.
"I've been a little overconfi-
d e nt the 1 as t 'two days."
Caulkins said Thursday night
after she narrowly got into the
final$ of the women's 100-meter
breaststroke. "I'd been thinking
it was going to be easy, but
when I got Into the pool it
wasn't.
"[ really wasn't mentally pre-
pared this morning in the pre-
liminaries so I got off by myself
before tonight's race and got
mentally prepared to race."
Caulkins got into the cham·
pionshif finals only after a
swim-or with Patty Waters or
Miami. Fla., when both swim-
mers tied In qualifying for the
last position.
CAULKINS. representing the
Nashville Aquatics Club. re·
covered nicely by Thursday
night's finals when she set an
American record or 1: 10.97.
It was one of three American
records set in the second day or
the AA U meet.
Joan P e nnington. one ·of
Caulkins' teammates, set an
American record of 1 :00.58 in
the women's lOO·meter butterfly
a nd Cynthia Woodhead or the
Riverside Swim Club. lowered
her own 200·meter freestyle
American record to 1 :59.49.
THE BF.Sr MISSION Viejo's
N ad adores couJd come up with
were a prur of fourth places in -
the women's division when Jen-
nifer Hooker went 2 :02.83 in. the
200 free and Dawn Rodi&hiero
clocked 1:13.40 in the 100 breast.
Hooker was also lotb in the 100
fly in 1:02.77 while Mary Beth
Linzmeier was ninth in the 200
free <2:03.73>.
In the men's competition,
Brian Goodell was 10th in the 200
free <t :53.12> and Chris Wood
was 14th in the 100 breast
< 1 :07.12>. Steve Gregg or Hunt·
lngton Beach was sixth in the 100
fly in 55.89.
"I've been second so many
times it's nice to win for a
change," said Pennington. whO
finished second behind Caul.kins'
world r ecord performa nce
Wednesday night in the 400-meter
freestyle. "I felt real strong so I
tried to go out hard and have
somet · left at the finish ...
Woodhead said a tip from
former U.S. Olympian Pokey
Watson helped her.
"She told me to lake it out
easy in the first 10 m eters and
get used to the race." Woodhead
said. "J did that tonight and it
really worked."
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Baseball Standings
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Westem Division
Kansas City
Angels
Oakland
Texas
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
W L Pct. GB
58 46 .558
58 51 .532 2~
56 53 .514 4\.'J
49 56 .467 9~
45 59 .433 13
45 60 .429 1311'.i
39 69 .361 21
East Division
Boston
Milwaukee
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toronto
67 39 .632
60 44 .577 6
59 47 .551 8
59 48 .551 81-'l
57 49 .538 10
51 54 .486 15'rt
39 67 .368 28
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Cincinnati
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63 44 .589 l
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Chicago 54 51 .514 31h
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A Capaule Report From the World of lport1
One Pool Game Too Many
For Houston QB Pa8torini
SAN AN(; ELO. T~u11 A pair of urly momlAI pWI teumt•I\ co.st llou:i.ton Otler (IUIUterb•~k o~m Paatorinl S500.
Cuach Bum Phtlltps said Pastminl a,reed tho Mftt1r·
curf•w 1ame11 wen: stu1>1d u.nd a.ere.cl be should be fined.
Tht> intidt.'nt happttned a wtek aeo
but Phtlllpi1 uld ~found out •bout lt on
TUt'»d.ay
a. Tht• la.le" ~~nantoo m1y have 1one
unmetected had not Putortnl run lnto a
fouplc ot bl)Ot"'ta writen playtna pool
when ht> 11rnved 11l a dl.aeo 1fter the
Oiler tr.untn1 camp's 11 ·30 p.m .
curft'w
P ~toaau cMlit!.DIM th wnlien to
games wrth an understal\dln& hls ln·
DAM ll'UT0tt1N1 dlScre\ton would be ignored if he beat
them both H he lo.-.t either g.ame. has after-curfew outinc
could be n.>portl>d
The quartt>rback ~on the rirst game but lost the
second. A tongue in-cheek report on lbe incident led to the
ftne
------quet#" of IM Da11-----
Sancly l'layer on controversial Ille Na1&11e': "The
man 1:. a human Joke. The runny thing is he's actually
pretty funny. But it's cruel to laugh at someone who
bt;longs tn an msane asylum. I don't know bow he deals with real Ltfe ·'
Trfrla
t. Whati:s Pele'sreaJname?
2. Who is the only player to twice hit two home run5 in the
same inrung?
Answers at the BoUom
U.ewlaere in Sport• . . .
BASEBALL -After working overtime, the Boston
Red Sox knocked off early in sweeping a pair of games
from the New York Yankees. After winning, 7-S, in the
comp1etton or a 17-inning game that
was suspended after 14 frames Wed·
nesday, the Red Sox ended a home run
drought by clubbing the Yankees, 8-1.
behind ctrcuit blasts by Jin{ Riee, Fftd
Lynn and Bob Balley in a g1tme-
shortened to 6"'-i innings by rain. Rice's
-first homer in 33 games helped'tbe-ail·
1ng • l\esltJi!>x, losers of· 1~ of lheic: pre-
vious 14, take an 8\.a-ga me lead over
the Yankees ... Milwaukee, six
games back heading into a three-game "HDLYNM
series with the Red Sox, beat Baltimore. 3·2, behind Ed·
die Murray's 21st homer of the season with two out in the
bottom or the Ioth inning . . . Ron LeFlore•s two-out
single with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th lift·
ed Detroit past the White Sox. 5-4. Rusty Staub and Miit
1'tay homered for the Tigers . . . Bill Buckner drove in
the winning run as the Cubs beat St. Louis for the 12th
straight time this season.
FOOTBALL -The Oakland Raiders placed veteran
defensive back George Atkinson on waivers ... Dan
P eiffer, a Chicago Bears center, announced his retire-
ment . . . Rieb Rosen was traded from the Dallas
Cowboys lo the l'lew York Gian.ts for a draft choice ...
Seattle's Seahawks host the San Diego Chargers in an
NFL exhibition tonight.
BASKETBALL -The Golden State Warriors signed
Tom Abernethy as a free agent. making him a candidate
for the forward job vacated by the departure~of Rick
Barry. Abernethy was traded by the Lakers to" Buffalo
but was not offered a contract with the Braves when they
moved to San Diego and earned his free agent status . . .
Mike Russt>ll and Ron Hammye, both forwards. and
Derick Claiborne and Charles McMilUan, guards. were
signed by the Kansas City Kings.
HORSE RACING -Nantequos captured the $14,000
Balboa Bay Purse before 14,598 fans at Del Mar for bis
second straight U.S. victory after a European racing
career. With Frank Olivares aboard, tbe five·year-old paid
$7.80, $4.80 and $3.4Q ... Apprentice jockey Danny
Sorenson was hurt in a Del Mar stable area accident and
will miss the remaining six weeks of the Del Mar meet.
OTHER SPORTS -Oklahoma State University
tabbed Richard A. Young to be its athletic diredor ...
Derek Smith of the NHL Buffalo Sabru signed a
multi-year contract ... Dale Hayes of South Africa broke
the course record with a five-under-par 76 in the first
round of the Scandinavian Open golf cbampiomhips ...
The New York Cosmos signed Dutch soccer star Jolllasn
Cruyff lo play in a pair or exhlbitmn games this summer
. . . The NASL's San Diego Sockers won their ninth
straight match at home, 2·0 over Dallas . . . KeYID Hector
scored a hat trick for Vancouver in the Whit~aps' 6--0
NASL victory over San Jose.
Radio. Trl~blon
RADIO: Horse r acing-Del Mar feature race, 5:30
o.m .. KJEV (570); Baseball-Oakland at Angels, 7:30
p.m., KMPC (710); Dodgers at San Francisco, 7:30 p.m.,
KABC(790).
TV: Baseball-Dodeers at San Francisco, 7:30, Chan-
nel 11; Golf-PG A highlights, 11: 30 p. m .. Channel 7.
A~ to Tr11'1a
1. Ed110nAranlesdo Nascimento.
2. Willie l\JcCovey.
Pro Football
Sehedule
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SAN l>l EGO -Kerry Reid
und Mona Guerrant won the de·
r1dlnR women's doubles 6·1 as
the Sun Oleao Frtars scored a
26 21 World Teum Tennis victory
ovt>r the Anaheim Oranges
Thursday night.
Sun Diego's Reid also won the
women's singles 6-4 over Nancy
Kltht'Y or the Oranges.
The match was tied at 20-all
before Reid and Guerrant
~cored their victory over Kathy
Uartt'r and Francoise Durr, giv-
ing San Diego a 27·13 record for
the sea~n. Anaheim dropped to
18·21 • -•
Mark Cox of Anaheim defeat-
ed Rod Laver or the Friars 7-6 in
men'!) smgles. and the Anaheim
mixed-doubles pair of Durr and
Anand AmritraJ routed Guer·
rant and Ross Case 6·2 in mixed
doubles.
Laver and Case of the Friars
defeated Cox and Cliff Drysdale
or Anaheim 6·3 in men's doubles.
* OAKLAND -Frew McMillan
and Sandy Mayer beat Brian
Cheney and Syd Ball 6·3 to bring
the Golden Gaters from behind
to a 27·26 World Team Tennis
victory over the Phoenix Rac-
quets Thursday night.
Cheney double-faulted lo fatl
behind 0-3 in points in losing bis
service in the second game. the
only break of the set.
For the second time in a week
Butch Walls of Phoenix tied a
WTT record or 13 aces in two
sets as be beat Mayer 7·6 and
teamed with Kristien Shaw lo
defeat Marise Kruger and
McMillan in mixed doubles 6-2.
Mayer. who missec;l the last
four matches because o! an in·
jured left fool. reinjur-ed it back·
ang up for a lob in the 12th game
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N .. relllOV6·Smolh 18)def. Russell·KlnQ,1>·2.
Men -<:.erulaltls CNVl def. Collings, .. 2;
Roche·Colll"9\ t 81 def. O.rutaills·Ruflels, 6-4.
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Geldtft CO.ten 27, PllMtliI 2'
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Top Races Set
For Del Mar
This Weekend
A full slate of horse racing is on
tap at Del Mar this weekend with
the $30,000.added Cabrillo Han-
dicap <Saturday) and the
$35,000-added La Jolla Mile <SWl·
day) takingthespollight.
The Cabrillo Handicap, a race
for older horses, was woo a year
ago by Proud Birdie who went on
lo win the prestigious Marlboro
Cup in New York.
This year's running of t)e Cup
will match such bard-hitting
performers as Confederate
Yankee, third in the race a year
ago; Vic's Magix, a recent wire-
to-w ire winner on grass;
Uniformity, victor in the Cbuli
Vista Handicap in 1976; Resolver •
and Around We Go.
Presented over the colorful in·
field grass, the La Jolla Mile has
attracted a sparkling line-up of
second year runners led by
Esops Foibles, who finished fifth
behind Affirmed and Alydar in
the 1978Ken~cky Derby.
The race baa also brought oUt
other talented sophomores as
Misrepresentation. a winner in
the second dtvision of the openlnf
day Oceanside Stakes; Gon~uln,
the swift son of Bold Ruler,· El
Fantastico, son of Cougar II ;
Berts Bob, Bold Mint, Hawkins
Special and Mightly Sampson.
TENNtS I SOCCER
F&ns Still Saltiting Rose
' Avalanche of Mail Pours In
CINCINNATl (AP> -P~te
Ro1e. with tributes or his 44·
game biUina streak still pouring
in. /aces tbe hometown fans
ton.itht fer what could be one of
the greatest salutes or his
career.
The 37-year-old Cincinnati
Reds star is making bis first ap·
pearanee at Riverfront Stadium
since tying the all-time National
League hitting streak Monday
night in Atlanta. The streak
ended Tuesday night when
rookie Larry McWUliams a.nd
reliever Gene Garber dealt Rose
his first hitless game since June
13.
A CROW~OF MORE than
40.000 is e cted to sf.tower
Rose with a underous ovation
when the Reds face the streak·
ing San Diego Padres.
Meanwhile. his hitting feat -
second longest or all time -has tri~fered an avalanche or ran ma1 .
· "It's comparable to the crush
we bad when JohMy Beneh bad
the lung cancer operation and
after Tom Seaver's trade," hid
Bernie Stowe, equipment
manager of the clwb.
ROSI, ONE OF TWO Reds to
show up for an olf-day workout
Thursday, opened a handlwl of
the 450 letters that arrived In the
morning mail.
"You are Mr. Baseball." said
a telegram from Philadelphia.
"Can I say Tm sorry?' "
wrote a nun from Cincinnati.
"You should have h ad
Sherman with you. He didn't
hav~ trouble taking Atlanta,"
said another letter.
THEY CAME FROM political
leaders. ent~rtainment
celebrities and adoring rans.
"You didn't have to reach S6
games to prove to JJS that you
are as great as Joe DiMaggio."
wrote one youth.
Sunshine Sure Bet
To Beat Cobras?
Three Items make the California Sunshine look
like a sure bet in tonight's (7 :30) American League
Soccer game at Orange Coast ColleRe Stadium.
For openers, the Costa Mesa-based team is play-
ing a l.eam from the Eastern Division. against which
the Sunshine has posted an S.1·1 record.
r n addU.ion to ahnoat eve.,-
slate In the union. tbe ,01tmarti.a
ret1d Paris; Guadalajaca. Mex-
ico : Hong Kong, and Seoul.
South Korea.
Several letters came ~hi·
dressed "Pete Rose, Cireat
Athlete" or "Pete Rose .
Complete Player" and "Pete
Rose, Three Rivus Front
Stadium."
FROM BASEBALL Com-
m lssioner Bowie Kuhn came a
gushy greeting:
"Dear Pete: I'm :;o darned
proud of you that for once words
rail me. I'm sure every one else
m baseball feels the same."
From fotme .. rnafot iea1ue
pitcher Vern Law: "Baseball
needs more like you.··
Others came from Speaker of
the House Thomas "Tip "
O'Neill, New York Gov. Hugh
Carey and Dom DiMaggio. who
had a 34-game streak.
Secondly, the last time the Sunshine met
tonight's opponent. the Cleveland Cobras, California
enjoyeda7-0rout.
Last. but certainly not least , Cleveland is the col·
dest team in the ASL. having wonjustoneoflheirlast
nine games. The Cobras have scored only one goal in
their last four games.
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Ro, CKET sam· ll'J FROM Roo lAVER ~ILLUSTRATED BY JIM IONSON
Tennis Roundup
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OSLO, Norway <AP > -Michael Wessing of West Gerinany
won tbe Javelin with a toss of 309-1~ Thursday night at an interna· tioaal traclt and field meet at Bislett Stadium.
Wesslng was just short of the world record
of 310·31h set by Hungarian Miklos Nemeth at
the Montreal Olympics in 1976.
Pnm AP IMIPa&Ue1 NORTH CONWAY, N.H. -
Top·aeed«t Eddie Dtbbl ousted
Jaime P1llol of ChUe. M. 8-1
Thursday to advance to tbe
quarterftnal• ol an int.ernaUonal
teMl• tournament.
Second·aeeded Brtan GotUried
w 11 the only aeeded player to
lo•e Thursday. bowln1 to de·
f t ndln1 champion and ninth· 1eeded John Alexander of
Au1tralla, 6-2, M , 7-t.•
Manuel Orantes of Spain, the
No. a aeed in the tournament.
ahook off a 1low start to over· ,
come Hana Gildemeister of
Chlle 4-6. ~. 6-3.
Italy's Corrado Bar.auutti, \be
No. 4 seed. bad JlD equally clif.
fl c ult lime defeating Hank
Pfister 8-2. 3-6. 6-4.
Flfth·seeded Harold Solomon
advanced to a quarterfinal
meeting w,ith Oibbs b~ defeating
Tom Gwllk.son. 6-4. 6·4.
The remaining two SPots in the
quarterfinals went to Heinz
Gundhardt of Switlerland, a 6-4. 8·' victor over Tim Gulllkson. and
Gene Mayer. who ousted Bruce
Manson, 8-2. 2-6, 6-4.
Ta111Wr A dl'CQle.t•
NEW ORLEANS -Top.
seeded Roscoe Tanner had to
fight off a determined John
Austin 7-6, 7-6 Thursday to ad·
v ance to the quarterfinals of the
Grand Prtx Tennis Classic in tt.
surerdome.
n other s econd -round matches. Terry Rocavert
knocked off seventh-seeded
Colin Dibley, 1-6. 6·3. 7·6 and Bill
Scanlon beat eighth-seeded
Terry Moor 6-3. 6-3.
Second-seeded Dick Stockton
h a d little trouble with
Christopher Freyss. beating him
6-0f 6·2. Third-seeded Tom
Leonard wbipped_Jay Boy.appa~
6-0. 6·4.
Henry. of GleD<tale. advanced
to the Hmlfinals by defeaUng
Andrea Jee1er 'Of Llncolrulhire. m .. o.e. s.2. s-1.
ln another semifinal. second·
seeded Pam Sc,_ri ve r of Luthervllle, Md .. wlll play
fourth-seeded BetUna Bunge of
Coral G.ables.' Fla. Sehtiver de·
teated Jena Strozier of
Westmi.nfter. 7·S. 7·8 Thursday
tn a tt~match completed when
Schriver' swept the first five
polnta of• nine-Point tiebreaker. Bettina advanced to the s'•miflnel!. by defeating
Stephanie Fas of Shreveport.
La .• 6-0. 3-6. 6·3.
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SOUTH ORANGE. N.J . -
Guillermo Vilas held a com·
mandinJ lead in a second-round
match m a Grand Prix leMis
tournament Thursday night
before play was suspended by
heavy rains.
Vilas won't know if he
qualified for quarterrtnal play
until play resumes today. The
tournament favorite had a 6-3. 3·1
lead against Belux Prajoux of
Chile when heavy rains accom·
p~nied by lightning stopped play.
In the only j)Ompleted singles
match of the day, fourth-seeded
Stadium Fall
' Injures Man
NEW YORK <AP >
A man approximately SO
years old was severely
injured Thursday night
Balazs Taroczy of Hunaary beat
Pet.er McNamara of Australia
3-6, 6-3. 6-4 under the lights after
play was halted at 2·2 in the fint set by afternoon rains.
Vilas bad early difficulties
with Prajoux. the No. 4 ran.kin1
Chilean, before winning the final
four games with breaks in the
seventh and ninth'.
Today's quarterfinal matches
feature John McEnroe, the
NCAA champion and Deon
Joubert of South Africa.
McEnroe reached the round-<>f·
eight Wednesday after a three-
set victory over Keith
Richardson in a match punctual· fd byQUJD~verbaJ exchanges
between McEnroe and linesmen.
Taroczy takes on fifth-.eeded Peter Fleming of Chatham. N.J.
Santa A11an Out.-d
SPRlNGFIELD, Ohfo -Top.
seeded 18-and-under player John
Corse of AUant.a rebounded from
a first-set loss to defeat Scott
Bondurant ot Kandell. Fla .. 4-6,
6·2. 6·1 in the Western Open
juniors and boys tennis cham·
pionships 1bunday.
Top-seeded 16-and·under Mike
DePalmer of Palmetto. Fla., de·
feated Paw Chamberlin of San\a
Ana. 3-6. 6-3. 6-2.
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feet do~ a flight or
stairs in the um>er deck
or Yankee Stadium, ac-
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Steve Ovett of England won a close 1,500·
meter race in 3:35.8, edging former UC lrvine
stando'4 Steve Scott. who eloeked 3.36.0. Josef
Placby \of ezedM>slov.~a, W&S-Lhird in 3'.31.9
followed by Eamonn CoUghlan of Ireland, 3.38.4
·-and la1~Eaghmd-ef-Horway. -a.3'-.4. -• -• Slro.:ln" Def~ated .,eording to police. l.7-14t 540-9640 .
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STRV• SCOTT
.. Jot;m·Treasy, the Irish.jmlioJ cross ~untry·
world champion, upset U.S. cba!Tlpiorf Craig
Virgin in the 5.000 meters in a time of 13.28.3.
Virgin was clocked in 13 : 28.8 and Doug Brown
of the United States was third in 13.34.3.
Several events were won by Americans. Clancy Edwards cap·
tured the 100 meters in 10.3, Quentin Wheeler won the 400.meters in
46.4, Michale Manke nabbed the 800 meters lD 1:49.8, Mac Wilkins
took the discus with a toss of 220-6~ and Loma Forde woll the
women's 400 meters in 53.0.
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CHARLESTON, W. Va. -
First-seeded Tracy Austin faces
third!seeded Kelly Henry in the
singles semifinals of the Na·
llonal Girls 16 tennis tournament today.
Austin, of Roijing Hills, had no
trouble Thursday defeating
Jamie Golder of Lauderhill. . Fla., 8-3. 6-0 .
~ ~ugh Comes to. Li/ e,
; T~iiils Little bY,.tiiw
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SUNl'lJINGDALE. England <AP> -!'or a
woman who claims she bas never bad a golf lessoO
in her We, 21-year-<>ld Nancy Lopez hasn't done
too badly for herself. .
Currently she is the top money winne;j,the U.S. circuit with seven wins to her credit, she
1s trying fo r an eighth in the European GA
tournament here on Sunningdale's 6174 yar . par
74 course .
SHE HAS BEEN huving trouble with her
swing, but she claims she's cured it now -all ht
herself .
"I've never been taught. so I don't know what
I am doing wrong -I have to figure it out for
myself." she said after posting a one-under-par 73
in the fi rst round Thursday.
"I did watch a golf clinic once, and 1 tried to
follow what they ·were talking about -but lt was
no use I don't like getting bogged down in Canadiens
theory."
BY CONTB.<\ST, Sally Little. the blonde South Purchased
African who is leading the field of 80 with a first MONTREAL -The
round 5-under-par 69, believes very much in battle of the breweries
theory. for control of one or "I've got a video ma chine, and I always watch North America's pre.
myself to see where I am liable to go wrone -mier SPorts franchises
then I talk about it." she said. "Before coming -the Montreal Cana·
here I wasn't happy about my swing but the video die ns or the National
has helped me correct it." Hockey League -ap·
But Little didn't have it all her own way peared ended today.
Thursday. Molson Breweries of
Laura Baugh, the sunny and photogenic Canada Ud., bad a news
American, is snapping at her heels after a 4-under-conference scheduled at
par first round 70 that included a blistering run of which ttme it was ex·
five birdies In a row~ peeled to announce it
BM1GH, WHO SAID sbe was stale after play-
ing far too much golf in the early part of the year,
came to Sunnlqdale after a week of lazing about
-"Just titling ln the sun reading and cooking, it
was great" -and quickly got back into top form.
Lopez. runner-up here last year to Judy
Rankin, and 4·1 beutng favorite to win this year.
was one or only 14 women to break par in the first round. ·
had purchased 90 per·
cent of the 19·tlme
Stanley Cup 'winning
club from current
owners -Edward and
Peter Bronfman -for
upwards of the $23
million offer made
earlier this week by Labatt Brewert
'
Officers said that the
man, who has not yet
been identified. slipped
down the steps lo Sec·
tion 27 of the Bronx
stadium whlle trying to
get. out of the rain.
The man was reported
in critical condition at a
hospital.
lllYllSITY
Sales cmd SerYlce
LEASI•
2150 llwbw ~ COlh .... l40i"40
.....
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Easy Tmn.itWn
From Tee to-~Mike-
8' MOWAU llllTll ""'-----Dave Marr , aeml·r•tlred pro l•ller. wlll be al OakmoGt t.a1
Weekend lot I.be eotb POA da._.
ploublp. tMll be won't need Ma cl.a•.
II arr. wllo rarely pl.,. lD t.Gunaa· meeta "-e d911, wm IUck to Ute
broedclllt bootll wtMre tM wtll budle color~ fW ABC.
"I've cmb plQed • two toum menta tbla year,•• &QI Marr • ..O
won Uae POA tn 1111. ...... I w.•t
play In _, more. I JU1t baven't h9d
the time. You av &o reaJb' wort at
plf to be ~:.-. You bave to praclle-e~ •.
"It'• JUlt not aom~l~ ,... . can
tum oa er ol( Uk• a fa-.cet
HE BAS l'OVND time. boweftr, to
er .-...10 toumamenta tor A-.
' { SfOBIS ON '.W J
That lakes much less praetlce. "On
TV I'm diaalaa1q aomedaiu I know
about. I've been around 1oll all my
life. J know my subJeet. AM I've
been with ABC for nlne yun to l
know what they expect from -..
"The hardest thing dol.n« toJI on TV is to 1'now when to be brief,•• be
says. "You don't want to set ca\llbt
out on a limb when the plcture
changes to another eolfer. After a
while you begin to sense when you
have to be quiet."
MAaa PltEFEllS working ln the
broadcast booth alongside the 18th
green to the old days when be wan·
dered the couse with a PQrtable
microphone. "It's mucb better at
* * * * *
ll ," be aaya. "1'bat'1 wheN lt'a~IO&nl
lo fblilb and, moel likely, U.at•i
where t9'e exctlemenl will be.
Eve~·· comlnl your way."
Wbo dc>el Marr feel 11 the man
to beat at tbe PGA 1
No aurprhe here. "Jack
Nteldat.11," he IQI. '11 ltlll No. t. He
ll.tbebelt."
SECOND ftlOOOllTS: ABC will
ahOw hllbllltila ol lut week'• Na·
tJonal 9'Mlrtl Festtv1t tn Colorado
Sprlnp um weekend but they wen 't
call It U.. They'll call lt the mlnl· OlYmpiCI because tbat aounda '*"r.
A8C badEle wanderln, anand Colorado np taJdq doWu Ilana ·
HYinC N ooal 5portl "l'..Uva) and f--.ZHe l"Oft•t Wf e replacl~ them wiUI tips RodU\I ~ _ '< --~ _ _ _11,1 . rS _ .
mlnl·O)fmpip. 111ucb to tbe dlamay Bermuda Dunes' Clint Roubison <center > and Bob Scha~er <rightJ ot U.S . ·<>t1tnJtc Committee otftcials of Irvine Coast Country Club accept the winner's trophy. from
who tbouOt they were the ooea w'bo tournament chairman Dick Larsen after carding a net 257 m the ~~ =:t·laat week tbat 54-hole contest in a field of 120 t~a~s at the 23rd annual Member·
NBC. which bas already tnvested s.o Guest tou.mey;-The-two1llso won 1t m 1977.
mUUon tn the 1llO llOICOW Ol)tmplcs,
ls bedalnl its bets. The show busi· ness weekly says NBC ls i~ by
UOY.els. of IAOdon -amt will set its
~oney back ltthe UDlkd States pulls
out oft.be Games aod NBC pulls out
its cameras. Cost ol tbe premiums ls
reported!y SZ million.
CBS' TELECASTS of th e
Philadelphia Golf Classic dld much
better than ABC's preaentatloo of Ute
U.S . Women's Open from In· dlanapola .,., they went beaC:t to
llead a C!OUPle ol weeks llO .. 'l'be
Women's ~ 1ot. only a 2.0 rating
fot its SatUrday found ... Test pa~
terns do better tha:D that,"· said ooe
network observer.
* * ,
.,Peep Sea CdM Physicals Wednesday
~ .... L R rt · Physicals for prmpective football candidates ._ . .,._ epo at Corooa del Mar Hi&h School will be held Wed·
· nesday a\ the nurse's office on the Corona del Mar •••PCNn (Alt'• ........ , -., wi,1ws: ""bonltD 92 kelp.,.., 11 campus. ~~·t:-~•1.2uoe1t~ac1. Varsity players should report from 8·12 a,m ..
INrr.c-.i eo ~1,0~11re~: ! sophomores-between h1·2:30alsp.m. 1and ffresbh .... mgean
Ull"wten, I rock cod. 1,0tO from 2:3()5 p.m. 'fhe p YSIC are ree 0 C ..,. · mK uret.'
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SPORTS ON TV I HORSE RACING
.Rtreing Results
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4.to, 3.00. UO; Sl!Mer ... 10.f'IHtl Shlll•r IC.leNdll, 7.00, UO; Grea1
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•AO. S.00, 4.00, Bemelol IV.uQllnl 18•11er.,I, JZ...i, 11.40, S.»; &old \4 • .0,4.40; W. 911r1•rls C8e1!111l3 00. Jeff IMen•I. S 20, J.20; Runnht'
Fourth r•<•-Mln Moon 01•1 Auler IPlnceyl, UO. U Euct• 11·11
la.«11 45.IO. 16.00, UO. MoonllQhl pe1d 611 SO.
o.ncer (Mytel) 20.to, I 20; Her<I,.. Fourlll r•c•-Tlll•n Re9e1tcy
CHlftl 6.a $$ lfMCte 110..1 Pt•d IC.11-1, 1.tO. UO, UO; Smell
.,.._00, Fry CC.mj)llll, 11.00, 6.tO; Donne's
Fiith r--l(hel Sendy IMyle1I Kn19111 fOllvent1). IUO.
14.IO, 1.00, 4.IO; Duck Otw 18•1'111 Flflh rec.-Stelld P•t CPlerctJ,
7.JO. 4.20; Mure .....,.,,. ICllrdoiel uo. J.00, 2.10; Hot Pr-rty (Pin·
3.IO. ctyl, 3.40, 3.00; FOyt"s Ack CM<Cllr·
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CV•"Ollnl 3AO. U Euct• IHI NICI 6.tO, ).IO; 5-lffy i..-IOlht•resl, \113.00, uo.
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f2·1l peld Sl7AO, S2 Eaec .. IJ.4il Pttd ~~ro1 t•, YO, Sle-ISfloemMerl
S33IO. HtnL"" r6ce -Foci-Terri ' 'fllfth t~ 1Uer11 IS.20, l!.hoer ... un 11 oo. 3.10. 3.00; •M •• 20. O\enner e...1 IVaU91W'1 C.11tlc!euiO...-CP1nce'tl?.«>,J.40;
3.40, l 00, L.-.-fWeitonl • 20. U Good 8ut 8old 1"9ratl 3.tO.UEx.<1•
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. round plaj in the European Womeri'• Op;en, taPed '!lll'l;-..,,.,.......,..S"'9l~~T.""~~"!1'1"'---,:-rr~,....~~~~7-"':'?"":":;"!""'l""'ir3:-----:--~~-:-::~-:::--:-:"".":'~~ NEW YORK -Rat-from England. ' i ng~f r the second 2 :3Q p.m. (7 ) -GOLF-Third-round play in the
quarte -April, May, PGA Championships from Oakmont Countrr Club
J un , aJain place ABC near Pittsburgh.
on top 10 the battle 3 p.m. (52)-.-KICK BOXING. •
a m on g the thr ee 3:30 (2) -SPORTS SPECl'ACULAt -..Bugo
networks for the sports Corro defends his world middleweight crown
audience and resulting against Ronnie Harris in a 15-toUDder (taped).
advertising !l<>llars. 4 p.m. (52)-ROLLERGAMF.S.
Monday rugbt baseball 4:~~· (7 ) -WIDE WOllLO OF SPORTS
on ABC leads ll?e pack, -Hi · ts ot the Sports Festival from Color.ado
which , oonsldenna it,is Springs, iaclUding gymnastics, tra~k Qcl ffel~ the only sports series 1n (igure alatint and box.ina. •
...,.prime tUne ~re. rll· 5~28>~SOCU; !52 fO~,. ~ · ~gs are ~ways tdibef. 6 p.m. (52) -waESTLING.
ts no surpnse. 9 p.m. (9) -PRO SOCCER -The California " Sa turday's "Wide Surf meets the Sounders in Seattle <taped).
-Wo rld of Sports" is 11 p.m . (11) -RAMS FOOTBAU. -The New
second and is actually England Patriots meet the Rams in Los Angeles in
up 10 percent from the ' an exhibition game (taped).
same period last year. 12:30 a.m. (5) -ROLLER GAMES.
N B C • s S a t u r d a y S d ' Tt' A d baseball is on the rise 1Dt Gfl • ..,a a
a nd NBC's "Sports s Tb 10:30 a.m : (2) -TENNI -e singles World" is creeping up finals in the Volvo International tournament.
on CBS' "Sports Spec· 11 :30 a.m . (9) -BOWLING -Five bowlers
tacular " in popularity· compete in the California Amateur tournament
These figures do not from Glendale (taped); (28) -WOMEN'S GOLF
include series, like Na· -Final-roubd play in the European Women's
tiona l Basketball As· Open from England (taped).
soclation games or the 1 p.m. (2) ·-AUTO RACING -Cover~of Sunday edition of "Wide USAC'S Texas 200 for Indy-type cars from ge
Wo rld ," which a r e Station; <7> -GOLF -Golfets tee off ln ~ a-
basically first qu~er tional Long DriVing Championship form.~t entries but overlap ll bit. Country Club <taped); Cll) -BASEBA&.1.-Tbe
Los Anseles Dodgers meet the Giants at San ~-
HERE ARE the rat-
i n gs. which reflect
per centage o f TV
homes:
1. -Monday night
baseball, ABC, 12.5; 2 -
"Wide World of Sports,"
ABC, 7.8; 3-Saturday
a fte rnoon bas eball,
NBC, 7.1; 4 -ABC golf,
Tournament o£ Cham-
pions, Byron Nelson
Classic, U.S. Open, 5.9;
5 -"Spo rts Spec·
tacul-ar," CBS, 5.7.
cisco. · ·
1:30 p.m. <7> -GOLi' -Final·l'OUQd.ptay of
the PGA Championships from Oakmont C~
Club neat Pitt.Sburgb; '4> -TENNIS -Harold
Solomon meets Vrta.s GerulaiUs in a Wal' 'J:'quma.
ment of Champions match from Gu Ne.as <taped).
2:30 p.m. (4) -SPO,llTSWO~ -11'-~rs
of the Muhammad All Boxing Club m~ a tum
from Irelandi 'lbe International Volleyball AlsQ. 's All·starmatcnisaired. <taped).
4 p.m. (11) -RAMS FOOTBALL -Tbe New
Enetand Patriots meet the Rama in Los Aneeles. (la~). •
5:30 p.m. (52) -ROLLER GAMES.
Cycles Return to Action 6 -Tie -"Amerit:an
Sportsman," ABC, and
"Sports World," NBC,
bo h 5 5 8 CBS lf Tonight marks the season debut ~ast ·week' t · ; -go • d " aft-to1114 .. ., l Eu O Masters , Colonial In- s econ sea~on ~ .. -..,. '"".... r pe,
vitallonal. Memorial pearance of Jim Fish· Gray faces a suspension
, Tournament Kemper bacJt and possibly the for ua!::l nitromethane
• Open, Memphis Clauic l~ ol Bill Gray at the ~:!tt "or ~~ t::
Canadian Open. U ; t ~' 01'.,.bl• Coqnty fair· rest qf .the season. Also
NBC goll, Dinlb Shore. lff~ u cr.ds speed w • Y In eff~ ~t Will be a
Greensboro Open. ~reycletrack. new ruling stand-
Houston Open, LesendJ • 718'-baek tbe popvtar ardisl~ of rear of Golf. Ladles PGA, FoatA!MI rider snade b1s t'-a 4.4; 10 -"Wortd lnvila·-..;.;..--..;....-....;.'-----~=-=~--....,_ __ _
tional Tennis;• ABC, 2.7.
Only five "specials'•
got ratings of 10 OI' bet·
ter during the second quarter. They were the
Larry Ho lmes-Ken
.J Norton fipt, ABC, 19.7;
Kentucky Derby, ABC,
17 ; Indianapolis soo,
ABC, 13.3; B4:1mont
Slakes. c~. 10.t. and
Preakness, ABC, 10.t
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INSIDE: •Intermission •MovleReviews
•Out 'n About •CampusMuslcals
By CAROL MOORE Of .. o.ity ..... ...,.
The next time "greatest show on earth" sounds too big, think again. "'
Think of a ton of bay a day. That's just to feed the
elephants. They also devour bunches of carrots and loaves
of bread as reward for their tricks.
THEN CONSIDER THE HUGE appetites of all the
other animals. including lions and tigers. some of which
are fed "better meat than some humans get." I
And don't forget the logistics of buying, storing and
refrigerating all those provisions. "When you bear of a big Broadway show. the cast
usually numbers 50 ; we have 150 people plus the world's
¥trgest menagerie," said Buckles Woodcock, elephant
trainer.
THAT'S AN UNUSUAL distinction for Woodcock to
make since he speaks of his animals in almost human
terms. "We start training when they are 4 or 5 and retire
them to zoos or our farm in Florida when they are 50," he
said. "But since the war ruined their homeland. Asian
elephants are an endangered species and we keep them
longer."
The most distinguished of his 22 mammoth performers
is Anna May, 32. She skips and kicks the tambourine in a
,. syncopated rhythm -quite a feat of coordination for a
pachyderm.
Fndly, ~uguac 4. '978
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• • . .. -By .IEltRY HERTENSTEIN oe .. DllHy N.e,....
, . Rirudin~ Bros. <Uld Barnum and Balley Circus has been part of the American scene since days of high-button
shoes and President Ulysses S. Grant.
But few editions In recent years have been as thrilling
and spectacular as the current 108lh production now at the Anaheim Convention Center
AND IT'S A VOUTHFUL·LOOKING , muscul ar
jaredevil type, Elvin Bale. who makes this year's circus a
special brand or entertainment.
He closes the lengthy show by tucking his blond locks
.mder a white cap and getting shot out of a cannon <actual-
ly it's a rocket car. I · .
This edition. masterfully cho,reographed by B1H
J3radl~y and Jetry Frles and co.produced . by Irvin and
Kenneth Feld. has the entire entourage doing the grand
finale march as Bale doffs his cap and acknowledges ap-
plause of bis human cannonball feat.
· THE •PROGRAM BILLS BALE'S performance in
which fie enters the arena standing atop his blue and white
rocket car. as "The Barnum & Bailey blast-Off, featuring
the human space shuttle. Elvin Bale." Red letters pro.
~laim "First Time Anywhere."
That's not true. of course. The human cannonball used
to be the big draw when more than JUSt Ringling Brothers,
Barrtum & Bailey ruled the three-ring roost.
But now the act a~pears to be that outfit's bailiwick.
hands down. And there s no disputing this is the best of the
few circus companies touring the country. WOODCOCK IS ALSO PROUD that the circus pro-
ducers are supporting research for artificial insemination
of elephants to increase the supply.
<See ANIMALS, Page CZ) LION-BACK RIDE MARKS )IEWELL NEW'S DEBUT
Trainer, Trainee Ride Motorcycle Around Ring
8ale and wife. Jeanette Williams. command five
'Pages of story and pictures in the current program. T'1ey
share the billing on the "Giant GyrQ Wheel. .. j
<SeeCIBCUS. Page CS>
\
MeGrew 4 Friends
I
Artist Captures lnWans' Spirit on Cdnoos
It's desolate in the desert of northern
Arizona. A few Navajo women tend a small
flock of sheep. But t6is is a special day for
them. ·
They have an "extra" job, posing for the
sketch pad and camera of R. Brownell McGrew.
AND ALTHOUGH IT'S doubtful the Indians
will see the painting for which they are sub-
jects. they know McGrew will bring smiles to
the faces of perhaps hundreds who view the
final work or his brush strokes.
He bas been painting vlvid, colorful oils of
Navajo and Hopi for 20 years.
He bas made many t.rtps into the southwest
mesas to research hls subject and ts their
personal friend. m s spacious studio, decorated with Indian era.ft and aaddlery, is on a ramblln1
ranch outside Gallup, N.M .. where be llkes to
work in solitude. •'I like to travel alone and be
alone with the Indiana," McGrew has slid.
~
SO IT'S NO SUaP&ISE that be appears a
bil put off when he ls before the public and
hj?ors llme after Ume a famWar query •boat his
work.
Yet McGrew, appearlnc taller than 8-fooH. pa\lenUY greeted th large number of admirer•
who vl wed a;J)review QPenlU Tuesday n1&hl oL
lits one·man.. iblt at the L11vn• Beaeb
Mu.aeum ot Art.
Tbe 120 \lt'Of
man show and first in 12 years. They wlll be
shown th.rough Aug. 31 al the museum, 307 Cliff
Drive. Hours are 11:30 a.m. to 4:3Q p.m. dally
except Tuesdays.
McGrew quickly acknowlecraes he had a lot
of help preparing for the exhibit but said it was
harder work tban painting or his many treks tn·
10 Indian country.
1'HE DISPLAY COULD not have come at a
better time for Laguna. A McGrew painting,
The Dinneb, ls one or the live models reproduc·
lions ln the Pageant or the Masters which runs
through Aug. 27 at the Festival of Arts 1rounds
on Laguna Canyon Road.
The owner of that painting, Mickey
McArthur of South Laguna, and Danny Davey, a
rrlend of McGrew's and to the lndlan, were ln-
st.tumentalingeWnt theworkontbestqe.
Don WiWamaon, pageant director. saw the
palntlna in Mc Arthur's home and the vlewln1
convlnctd bfin it was right for the paieant. The reprt>ductlon has proved popular wlth the
ni•hUy Irvine Bowl audiences.
DAVEY, A SANTA ANA resident who
spend• his off hours from dr1vtna a tf nlted
Parcels delivery truck 1athertna good• and tak· Lnac tbem~ Ute "1nd.i • nm ?ttctil'ew 20 hara
a10.
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(2 °"'l.V PfLOT 'nday, Auguet 4. 1111 CAMPUS MUSICALS I HEADLINERS
Musicals on the Line
Four eampu. Sho&m Appeal to Community
Althou1h ClHHI and IC·
tlvllln have ~ trimmed by · in tor coUe1 thta aummer. tour area umpuaea are buat11DI
ln tho theater and muatc d • .,anmenta.
Perf onnane. conOnut \Oday
and SatufdD at a:ao p.m. with a
2 o 'clock Sunday matinee al
OCC A~torlum.
Oranp Cout Colltp, ca.ta
Meaa, ls preaentlna Ill ISN IUID-
.... , aua1lc1l production,
.. Pacific Overturt1." Sad·
•leback Coll••• la tb• ...... ror "Ceberet." ftnale ol a ...._.pt.,
sUJDmer stock aeuon in Mtak>a
Viejo.
CYPU:SS cou.&GS la atq.
tq a three-ttt mualcal ''The Apple Tree," and P'uherton ·-cou,1e bu restMduled •• ,...
Cbriat Superatar" for Aaa. u. n. 11and11.
a&IDVED SEAT Uckttl are h for Stephen Sondheim '1
Kabuki·ltyle lll'9r'-retallon of Comsnodore Perry 1 arrival In lepan. They an avallabl' at the
audUortum UcMt olltce prior to
ahowtlme.
''Cabaret" P11Y• today. Satu.r·
dat and Aq. 10-12 at 8 p.m. with
maUnea at J o'clock Sunday
and Aq. U.
uuie ol PropoalUoa 13 cut
k fUDdl uually available tor ...,.... .... ___ perfomuu.te•. Admlaaloo
~~uicdLarsedAl all JocallODll
Unlen "Pacific Overtures."
.. .....,... ~pert plays the role or Stll!_Bowlea and Robert
lllcbael Tomllnson Is Cfifr ln the
muleal of the en. decadent
Berliri Ufeatyle prevalent dwinc
the pre-World War II pollUcal
upheaval in Germany .
Tlekets &l"e $$ 1eneral ad·
mlleloa. #-lludenta ancl Hnior
cltlzema with cold cards. The
Floe Arts box oft'lce ls open from
10 a .m . to 8 p.m . Mondays
through Fridays.
w1 a profit, OOC'a trlld.ltion
aummer mualea.11 la iD daqer
beeomlnc extlnet. Collep of.
lala are hopln& comrnµnI&y
'RMMDll>C>rt will be atroq enouch to p theprouam allve.
'l'JCKETS AL80 are available
at the door before each stagina.
• • •
CHARLY BAUMANN COMMANDS IN CAGE
Fr .. P_,,eCI
ANIMALS •••
: "We can,l male the ones we have; there's
"' considerable rivalry involved that requires
·• vast. verdant terrain," he said. "It would be too
,: much commotion for our back1ot."
Like his father, Woodcock is an authority
when It comes to handling elephants. When one
ran amok In a small tent show recently in the
Midwest, the worried owner called Woodcock
~· for advice.
;l AN ATTACKING lion started Charly
Baumann on bis career of fending ferocious
felines. When a trainer was belnl mauled.
Baumann. then an assistant groom. rushed to
the rescue and has been in the ring ever since.
"I've worked my way though most of the
animal acts. but to me Bengal tigers are the
Cadlllacs. the most beautiful and the epitome or
the circus." he explained.
Fifteen surround him in the cage as he is-
sues orders for tricks involving fiery hoops. ~. satellite pedestals and an illuminated catwalk.
~ .. MY AIM IS TO stay in command. When
:• things are right. trained animals watch the
• ; trainer every s~nd. He needs their attention."
.• he said. "They can't be gawking around during
a show any more than a daydreamina cblld can
perform well in school."
His four close calls ln force.rul, clawed em·
braces are described along with beblnd·the·
scenes anecdotes in his book, "Tiger, Tiger."
• , Such excitement is part of the job, agreed
BaumaM, Woodcock and ringmaster Harold
Ronk, each of whom has spent a quarter or a
century under the Big Top.
lllT EVEN their nonchalance cab be spell·
bind91. Less than 10 mlnutes bef or~ their
matinee stlow, they were stlll .dre.!sed
casually, cbatUng over lunch. :-. .,, To them, the sequins and spot)itbta happen ~ twice a day all year.
Concert
~'='trio ~=:e~ Lynda Davis, Clay Taliaferro
and Carol Warner
scheduled for Friday.
Au1. 11 at Orana• Coad
Col1e1e bu been can·
celled.
Dorothy Duddrldae}
OCC ddc!e department
cllrector, announced that.
tbe ,....,. of Propoal·
tlon 1J aDd aubHQ.-ent
budlet cm toreecl tbe
eancellatkln of Utt tOD·
cert. Tbe • ltuHnt .... A!lim~·•rki=-wl\b tlae .._ -.~ . ....._.. tnc> wm &
'•14 Aas. 7·21 ln tbe OCC Dance Room H
scbeiuW.
(
The colltte la at 18000
Mar1u1rlte Parkway. Mlaslon
Viejo. lnlormaUon 831·7414.
"'rhe Apple Tree" plays to-
d1ay. Saturday and Sunday at 8
p.m . In the Cypreu Colle1e
Theater. 8300 Valley Vlew St .•
Cypresa.
The production is a musical
collate of three short. stories.
"The Diary of Adam and Eve"
by Mark Twain, "The Lady or
the Titer" by Frank R. Stockton
and "Passlonella" by Jules Feil·
fer
Tickets are $2 1eneral ad·
mission. $UO students and S2
for Cypress students with an ac·
ttvtttes card. •
PVLLERTON COLLEGE
orltlnally planned to present the
hit rock opera outdoors 10 times
in five community parks. But
nnandal unurlalntie~ uve
llmlted the production to the five
8 p.m . shows ln the campus
theater. 321 E. Chapman Ave.
The $2.75 tickets are available
at tht' box office .• For more in·
formation, phone 871·8000, Ext.
250.
Steinglng '40. Somad
Beginning Tuesday. the King Sisters with
Alvino Rey and his orchestra will perform
at Knott's Berry Farm in Buena Park.
Also appearing in the Good Time Theater
wlll be another family of troubadours. the -----------'--------
Mills Brothers.
GWC Tuning Up
Music Marathon
Everyone in the Golden West Colleae Com·
_mun itl CbOrtle will get to~rform In a free after·
noon 'muslc marathon" set (or 4 p.m"':'"SuiMlii.
Individuals and ensembles from the ehdrale,
• •. BINGO •••
TUESDAYS-7:30 PM
DMn qi. 6 P.JiiL .. ., • • 6=H P.M.
VETEUllS OI fomGll WAIS HAU.. ·
CUD W., HUN1lllGTON IUOI .. ., u..tr .,..,, a llectis s....., .._ • .,.,,.... w.. ..............
CADS SIMIACM • J f09 U.ll~o1 ' • .....,
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directed by Warren Peterkia. will show oft their _____ __.;;. ____ __; _ _......._ __ _
talents in an tnfoanal concert tn the college am· i>btttR!ater. 9------·-~ -· · -·
• Jim li.nJ .. a member· of U>e' chorale. will be.
master of ceremonies for the event. He said, "We
are encour aging peop~e to bring their picnic
baskets, to relax and have a good time with us."
The audience will hear music from operetta.
musical theater, popular and folk styles. Crystal
Canyon. a local Instrumental group, will perform
music from recent rock and go~ back to the '40s.
A number of positions in the chorale will be
open in the fall semester and interested persons
are invited to audition at the first rehearsal. Sept.
12. 6:30 p.m .• in the music building, room 108.
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the Price Is Right!
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and here you get Newport
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And.· no m~tter whether you're watching
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OUt'NABOUT Fri~.August4. 1978 OAJL Y PlLOT CS
,. ~ Dining OUT? Remember Pleas11res of Patios ·~
One 1omet1mes wonden it Californians. npec~~ South rA vulet_l, aren't a lltUe too
bh&H a lllelt &um>Undi.na•· Would a' In
tbe A. alve the bltiv a 1rea tpt)rtel•·
tlon of their envlahlc balliwicll !
An 0« Ion for ~uch m\lltna happen41d dw1na
dinner tut Saturday at of our ~rennlal
fiavorltes. BUI and Jean P«fn' Crown HOUie In Lquna N\l_uel. 1.
C1rcpmatancn placed at the re llW'ant.
around 9:31> p.m .. without ~•lions Neturally.
on the bual t night of th• wetk. -. hi upeeted
tu have to wi.alt me lime to be aeattd.
The nwn~ of people wartt"I b1 the d k did no\hl~ to db l lbo noOQn. we \outed to malttt 'd
AntohM Ba.rtoll to re1l1ter our name and lead '" to the IOU
lnatetltd, he told us Lhere .... immediate fit&&t ·
Ing ln the outdoor P11lJo. My ftni readiOr\, frankly. wa~ to beUt>~ J had mltuhdel'S\ood
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.......... C1llmg "'
(Former Chef of the fO
Twin Oragons-Anahe•ml
I 500 A.DAMS A YE. tAt Metier IM.I
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Monday thru Thursday Speclal1
(Fnday, Saturday, Sunday 'Iii 6 p.m )
exc:epl l'lollOays
Red Snapper . . . . . . . . ...... 4.45
Mahl Mahl ................. 4. 75
Grllled Se• Bass ............ 4.75
Fitet of Sole ................ 4.95
Top Strloln Steak ........... 4.95
Lobster Tell ................ 6.95
Steak.& lobster ............. 7.95
Plus Fresh Fish. Other Seafood and Steaks
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Not so! Antoine led \be w~ \hrouah the two
crammtd Indoor dinlna rooma to the far reacbea of
the Crown Hou.• and th• •lmdlt totally deferted
outalde facllU.y fof aome 12 to 15 tables. perhaps
three were oc:cupted I .
And WJ waa no ralny nlJbt. ol Juuary last. tt
waa. tn fMct.. one of Lhe mJldnt. t>.lmlesl and most
t.horou1h.ly oareeeble cve1 Ukely to be encountered u)oni lbc Ora.nae Coast. I wu dumDlounded. Rather tfian takln1 ad·
v4enta1e ol thla subllne windfall -on a ratt eve·
nln1 when only th41 dt!vll would have wanted the
overhcod hHten turned on -customers were
wuitlnc to~ seated -INSIDE!
Jn many p1trts of the world with a climate less
benlan than ourv. ulfresco dirunt -even If it has
lo be dono wl.lh heavy wraps und a heater -1s
con alder~ ooe ot llft! 'spar amount pleasures.
Yet. he-re wo are -if our Crown House ex·
~rl«.!f\C\t cWl be taken llS represenlahve -almost
LUNCHEON
MON.·FRl.
· 11 :30 A.M.·2:00 P.M.
DINNER
MON.-sAT. 5:30 P .M.
SUN. 5:00 P.M.
(]11iforn1s
Brian Avery rides
atop teammates Eric
Strom. Vince Trani.
Scot Davidge. S~even
Yard and Putti
Hubler in the
mu s i c al .. Damn
Y a nkee~ ... playing
through Sept. 3 a t
St>bastian's Grund in
Anaheim. For rcs-
e r vat ions . phone
772-7il0. Price of ad·
mbsion includes din·
ner and show.
CHAMPAGNE dRUNCH
SUNDAYS -10 A.M.-2 P.M.
RESERVATIONS HOSORED 642 9434
3300 W. COO$t Highway al Newport Blvd. .u-...-,
Newport Beach ,, ................. ,,
f 'Earl~ 'llW c:Menu ,--------
t SERVEOOl4YUNTIL7:00ft.M. t •KA DRINK
t A. SHRIMP TC:= ::s:~~4E CHICKCN t ~::.:~~~c=~.1;:.~~. SUS FRIDAY um1
t 8. TtMPURA StAFOOO DINNER t n •
Butterfly st11•1T19 and met of sole
dtpoed In 11 belier and deep.fried ,
t 10 a golden perfec11on 54.~ t
C. YAKI NIKll
Thin atlces of beef. t preiwired .. 11h onlOf\ soy NUGe t and seven condlrnen11 SS.9S
D. STtAK ltllVAKI
t Cftoieest beef m9!1"!1!Cel\ttv bf0tled t 10 please your dtacrllt'inallng taste S4.9!>
RICE SOUP Of' THE DAY TfA t
: 11a•atl1 .t
f ind Us on the Nortl~lde of f Fashion Island, Newport Centor t
t xeservauons honored: 64~811 ~
SPECIAL ARAAtfGE~~TS FOR YOUR PARTIES .:S
Alexander's Banana has a great new band.
and this Friday, August 4th we're kicking
them off with our first super
"Buck a Drink" nttel From 7:30 PM
'tll cfoaing, af/ drinks wtll be only $1...
so come down and enjoy the sensational
soundsot
"RIO"
Appearing Mon. thrU Sat evenings.
firat allow begint at 9:00 PM
In the Sheraton Newport. 4~5 MacArthur Blvd
l•t Birch). Newport Beach. CA 926e0
Out "N About
Norman Stanley
bUeb ely ignoring one or our major assets.
It may be that one or my UJe's few crusades -
s uch as ll ls -has been falling on dear ears. Even
so, l doubt I'll ever give up plugfing for a vast In·
crease In the number of out.door dining spots
hereabouts. the Eden for their maximum enjoy-
ment.
In the meantime, even if we have lo can'y on
virtually alone. we'll relish any and every op·
portunlty to sit outdoors. Had there been 10 choices
last Saturday. our first option would have been for
the exact seating we obtained.
It's quite possible. though. that making such a
decision at the restaurant is purely academic.
Because there·s a decided out-of-doors quality
about the entire.place.
In the main dining room this impression stems
from an alm06l uninterrupted expanse or windows
overlooking a rolling. well-kept lawn that's dotted
with stately old trees and verdant shrubbery. And.
as in the second indoor dining room. nature has
been called on rather heavily for the textures and
colors utilized in the decor.
But one hastens to point out -and quite em-
phatically -that this garden-like aura isn't the
only distinction lo recommend Crown House din·
ing. Fortunately there's also superior food and
service.
For those attributes credit Bill and Jean.
together with Bill. Jr .. and note the rise of an
Oranae County restaurant dynast.y. In addition to
the Crown House. the ramUy operates the Ivy
House 1n downtown Laguna Beach and will be
openJng a third restaurant ...; the Bayshore House
in Lake Forest -in another month or so.
Be prepared for a staggering choice of selec-
tions on the Crown Hou&e dinner menu. Nearly 60
entrees faJI under five general categories: veal·
lamb-pork specialties. rowl . pasta. sealood and
beef dishes.
All include a choke of soup or mixed er~n or ~pinach saJad; steak and seafood selections addi·
tionally include steamed rice or boiled parslled
VAai' PARKING
11THE YOUNG, COLE
AND PAUGH SHOWU
Announce Thetr
FAREWELL CONCERTS
That's right! Orange County's hottest
lounge act. ever. ls breaking up.
But not before they give you one
final grand engagement at
5 NIGHTS ONLY
TUES., AUG. 8-SAT .. AUG. 12
9 P .M. to I :30 A.M.
Dolt't Miu 1'11 S.--111;•1•• .. t
I 0142 ADAMS CM Ir• I 2 .. ,
HUHTIMGTON IEACH
.... "'"Te Ctl L P. Mec'a hr°"""" .... , .. _ '6~7120
potatoes Ln jackets. creamed spinach or vegetable
du jour.
Any prospect s hould prove s atisfactory but
latch onto the spinach salad if there's any doubt
about the first choice.
We turned first to the restaurant's impressive
appetizer and oyster bar menu for two tried ~nd
tasty selections that can't be topped in any other
restaurant ol our acquaintance: seempi ~in a rkb
butler and garlic sauce), $5.75 ; chopped chicken
livers. $3.25.
Among the seeminily endless possibWties
worthy ol considerations for your entree choice ln-
c I ude sweetbreads (fresh mushroom sauee.
artichoke hearts. steam~ rtce1, '5.75; roast Long
Island duckling l'orange <on wild rtcel. $8.i5;
tournedos of beef _O'\ eggplant <two broiled fllets.
asparagus. musl}rt>om raps >. S9.95: lobster
Thermldor. $8.95: veal Elizabeth. S9.SO: prime ribs
of beef. au jus, $9.95 or 512.50.
Our two choices were sand dabs fex-
traordlnarUy tender and delicate tasting rueta 1.
$6.75. and a chicken dtsb without peer, cbleken
stu!led with crab gourmet ftopped with bearnafse
sauce and accompanied by. broccoli hollandalse
and buttered noodles 1, •
$7.25.
The current lounge
enlertainnlent features
Bill Ertckson in com·
pany with Mike Boone.
Bill. a kind of •'down·
bome1 ' appearing
fellow. is actually very
"up-town" with his
sophisticated and con-
temporary stylings of
popular tunes.
Bill's bright and
bouncy music also re·
adily brings people
leaping out of their
seats for a bit of un-inhibited dancing. His SILL ERICKSON
vocals a nd guitar fill the night with pleasant
sounds. Tuesday through Saturda)t. starting at
8:30 p.m.
Located at 32802 Pacific Coast Highwal pr·
ner or Crown Valley Parkway. Laguna Nigu~ the
Crown House is easily spotted on the norths! of
Monarch Bay Plaza. Open daily for lunch. d. er
and Sunday brunch: reservations at 499· ·or
496·57'13.
. .
Fast Mef'chanrs Special Lunch •
Setved Mon -Fri I I 00 a.m. lo 3;00 p.m ;.( -:· • Otnne< Served All Oay (
HOURS: J I :00 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M . DAIL}'
I 70 BAKER STREET COST A MESA. CAL.
IN THE MESA NORTH SHOPPING CENTER
PHONE (714) 557-2882
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• 1\.u(st's, and enjoy our superb Prime Rib I
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1.· A~"tfis':"rJ5!2.~.~~'~Y =· nights ;,-r;ur pm.
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PUB LICK
NOTICE
Now Appearing
IN THE LOUNGE
lice Griffin
'I
, "'= j ~ l
Thursday
7:00 PM-Midnight
Friday & Seturday
8:00 PM-12:30 AM
~..,URA~T
ColtaMeu
2300 Harbor Blvd .• 540-8535
Cf ~l V "'LOT Frtdey, Augutt 4, 1171
They hekt a wake ol soru f0t tbt Thlrd Step
T'bijater the other nl1ht. and there •aan't • d eye ln the house
r~. lhe flnal curtain bad fllll~ on the
at e tbal had ahowcu d Sou\h Cout
R rtory'a productions sl~.-lt87 But m•m·
.,..._of the Ooata Mesa company.,...,.. too preoe·
cu.~ w1\h looklnt ahead to November Pd the
lna ot their n w :iOO-sHt the.ta ln SoulJt
\ Town Center. • lew miles tb the north, to
nt lbe paujns Of the downtown playhouse.
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Introducing our
SUNQ1'¥' BA UNCH
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On~ freely as-SCR look.ct bltkea•Dowl-at
the Thlrd Step. Tbe put1 b~b~ 014t somo of
the th &t4t1''a malnat•)'• of • deeld• acq Who
have Iona alnce taken their tut qutalll eall with
SCR
There were D.vld and Delllae Clemenu,
who met In that memor'abte prod~ of ''The
Glass Menacerte" back In SCR'• flrat season ol
1965 Before they finally called it quit.. they had
poured gallona of their llfe'a blOod lnto wl}at
wut then a youna Uu:ater at.ruallnc for pro-
f eHlpnfl ~lty.
There. too. ware such once-fhiSUar ncures
as Heath Park, Elaine Banklton, Pat Brown.
Sq\llr• J'rldel1 and Re1\nald Rook. all 1inte
1one on to ct.her thlnas. And there were a few
company re1ulars in attendance -looc tlmert
bke Marth11 McFarland, Art Koustik and the
deanoftheSCRperformers, DonTucbe.
AH YES. DON Tucbe. Tbe answer to a
plethora ol SCR trivia questions. Uke, what ac·
tor appeared In the first show at the Second Step
Theater. the first show at the Third Step and the
last show at the Third Ste\)!
Wben co·founilers David Emmes and
Martin Benson brought their new theater from
Long Beach to the Orao.ge Coast In a staUon
wagon late in 1964, Don Tµche was aboard.
~Jazz at occ
Stan Kenton Slated
Stan Kenton and his Orchestra will kick off
the fo\ll'tb AIUlual Staa Kenton summer Jau
clinic at oranae Coas\ College with a concert.
Sunday, Aug. 13 in the OCC Audltortum. The
concert i8 elated tor -~30 p.m. Tlcketa far ~e con'Cert are $5 and on $ale in
OCC's :'ti~ f!19 Ute colle&e's Adm.1nl$tra· .tlon B n *· e. office ts open . M'onday
through ay '8'e:ln. to 4:30 p.m. Tickets
wtll_ a~ ~ble •f ~nntoor.
THE d:JNlc •VMS Aug. 13-18. More Utan
200 Southern California junior high, hiah school,
college 'and aault mmiicians are ex-peeled.
· A special ~t~ent c0ncert will close the
clinic on FridAY. Aug. 18. Stuclent bands will
begin performfug at 7 p.m. The Kenton or·
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minute mini-concert.
Tickets for that event are priced at $3 and
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I
Emmes and Benson • aJso wtre there, ·of
cou~. le•dina a Journey down metnot'Y lane as
the house Ulht. darlten~ (or the last time aDCJ e
1llc'!e show hlthlt&bted the South Coast
Repertory story, l88T • 19'18.
OR ALM()tfT. THE tllde projector bt'Ok,
down aloa1 about ••Scenes Prom Amerte.n
Lite" < 1975). but by \hen mOlt lD attendance bad
followed SCR Iona enoup to flll la tbe bl..W from thnt point.
There were U.. earl)' days, betlnninl wttb
the Brtt.lsb f arco th•t 1tlll mUM IOQat!me SOR
rnemben wtnce when It'• m~. "BIC Soft
NelJle ... Jn rctro1poet. tbat play probabll
wouldn't havt tMIDed quite to awfUl lf it badn t
been the U,OW Ullt o,pened She Tb1rd Step. ·
ln any ev nt, &CR IOOa m.-de up ror that
mlltakt wtth "Arm• and the Man:· "The Ttme
ol Your U101' cwhlch w~.,, repr(aed as the
nr:st ehow ln tbo Fourth ~ November>. 1•A Str~ar Named Dtllrt •~a ''Macbtlt"
tbat WH •rtl1\IH'1)' IQ\lDd but. teehniffl'1
laqhablc. u U\OH early •lldel J'91D1Dded ua.
.41 THE .... G4\l'B way to tbe..._. SOu&l Coaat Repertory qtatckl)' matured and pro-
apered with 1uch memorable proJeets as
"Death ot a Salesman" Ctbe ftnal pel'tormanees
of Clements and John Arthur Davla, who literal· ly built the Third Step>. ·•we Bombed In New
Haven," "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest:·
"Indians." "Mother Earth," "Tommy." "Our
Town·• <the latter two sharing a double bill at the
height of SCR's sheer physical enero>. "Uncle
Vanya," "Pueblo." "The BaslcTralnlngof Pavlo
Hummel." "Catch 22." "The Tavern:• "Sticks
and Bones." "God.spell l and II." "That Cham·
pionshlp Season." "Tartuffe U"• ft.be 10th an·
niversary show>. "The National Health, ..
..,'Equus," "Jacques B,rel ls Alive and Well and
f.tving-tn-Parls ........... Priv~ ~-'"'I'M-Utst
Meeting of \he Knights of the Wh~ Magnone ...
.. A Doll's House." "Comedlau" <tbe f&rSt show
reviewed by the New York Times> and the finale.
· 'Gtherwise Enaaged.' •
These were the highlights. There were a
few lowlights. aside from \he aforementioned
"Big Soft Nellie.'' We would single out "La
Turista," "An Evening of ArrabeJ," "Saved"
and "Subject to Fits" as product.lons that would
have been better left undone.
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BOW DO otaEcroas ~mmes aad Benson
rate their shows? Emmes. usua1ly at ne loss for
worda. la noncommittal on this point, but
Benson~ up "The National Health" as tbe
swnmlt ot bis artisUc contribution at the Third
Step.
This column. which bu seen them au at
both Steps. would concur on "National Health"
ill a personal top 10 list. That li1t. in
chrono&ockal order. would include "Death of a
Salesman.'' "Cuckoo's Nest." "Moth~r Earth."
"Pueblo." "Pavlo Hummell."' "6tl<!ltli and
Bones." "GodapeU," "Championship Season"
and ·'White Magnolia.,"
Today tbere·s a "for lease" sign at 1827
Newport 81\ld. where 11 ~ears ol theatrical his-
tory ls buried. And on Jllov., µ, the lllhji1wiU sq
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CIRCUS REVIEW
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CIRCUS ACTS. • •
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H£ WALKS "NO a\JN 0 the out•ld of 1 whlrllna wlre-meah t&le •feet in dh&meter and 11uape~ on an
arra 40-feet in Lbe .tr
Tbe eoDlnpUon. loot "' " bU Ukt I slant \Inker \oy. reportedly rev~v at 70 mph
Dalt. keeol.na hi• arrna ebove hl1 head. walk.• rupldly,
first on the ln.a4dc ot the loop. \.hen tM ou ks. aftd brh.•Oy
(IQ hl•handt.
At another pofnt Ra.le bllndtoids hlmaelf and w1.1lk1
aain on Uh! oublde of the loop u It aplns from Juat above O\e tloor to t.be top bei1ht ot «> rm
Another rtal dJ play that hushed tht ~rowd and drew
wolf whllt ~b 1t failed. wu UM> ati.mpttd quadru· pie somer&&ult olf tM trape.e by Tilo Gaona
Tito left hl bat Oingina hlmKlt hlth 1mon1 th.t sup·
ports Md 1)4lrapb m1U1 from which t.M lrlt>eH han111 He
tlAtned fut and hard. looklna like a splnnlna tennla ball
dressed ln · hl yellow Uahta. and Just mlaud the out·
•tretched hands of utcher Lalo Murillo. bl11 cou1ln.
TITO FBU. TO TftE SAFETY net below. But the
-.crowd didn't~•~. It applauded tone and cheered toudl~ A
few minutes before. he had successf\tlly completed a triple 11omer sault.
A look at Tito's act provides a thrill
But In lhia circus. Bale is not to be upstaged. Ile. too. ha~ a traJ)t"1e number
And unlike the Gaonu:. or any of t.he other trape1e
artisu. &Je performs without a safety net or a harness belt.
After s"·ingina "'1th hit. legs draped across the trapeze
bar. Bale lunges headfirst catching himself by bis heels while 45-Ccet In the air. '
THE CIRCUS. OF COURSE, is not Just aerial acts.
. Charly Baumann is featured just after opening. put-
. tmg a cage ot lS Bengal tlgen through their paces .
. And Jewell New. a man with shoulder-length blond
hair and mustache. commands the spotlight just afu:r in·
termission with 15 lions.
A spectacle. Neptune's Circus. closes the first hulf and
ft.>atures nearly every performer c.lressed in duzling cos-
tumes. A select number of children get to ride in carts
pull.ed by motoriz~ sea horses.
Then• are horses and elephant acts and acrobatics but the rocket shot is the topper. ·
T~e circus will be in Anaheim through Aug. 14.
Shol'1t1mes are b and 8 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays
and 1:30 and 6 ;,m. Sund~s. There will also~ an 11 a.m. show Saturdays.
~Tickets _are $7.50 to $4.30 ,-1th a $2J1isCOllO.l for childten
un<ler 12 for ~ttluJn ~ces 8bd Jhe I~ un. Satur-
day show. Tickets are ava;Jable al the convention center.
Sears. Wards. Broadway an,d Mutual. Agencies.
Elvin Bale walks on wire
mesh wheel as it rotates
40 feet above the floor.
But that's just a warm·up
for the circus daredevil.
He does the same trick
blindfolded and.later
spellbinds the audience
wflen-he 'dives '7rom a
trapeze, -catching by his
heels at the last second.
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Head for lhe btlls. spedflcally Mammoth
Lakes. for the 1178 concert seuon ot the
Slerra Summer FeatJval.
THE I:• P.M. outdoor performances will
feature the country and weatem mu.ale of
JHn Mullen and Plckl'na 4c Reld on Saturday
and lhc UCLA Chamber Ensemble Sunday.
Jan wlll be presented durt.n, the week
wllh Joe Sample oa Tu•ld"Y and the Mllcho
Levhw Q&aarte\ on Wednesday with 1ueal
arU11t1, >'red Selden, John B. Williams.
Dou11u Senlballl. Chino Valdes and Franco
Ro&ollno.
Boaldnr Av ramov will conduct the
W~atalde Symphony Orchestra on Friday and
Saturduy. Aq. ll·lZ.
THE F&911VAL wW wlnd upSund"f, Aug.
13 wllh a 2:30 p.m. performance by a folk
dance ensemble.
~The Dolls' Leader David Johansen Trio111pbs
By LISA ROBINSON
Jt wasn't a "comeback .. but a triumphant
return to the city that loves bim lbe best when
David Johansen performed six sokbll abow'S at tiY's Bottom Line last week.
On hand to cheer were Andy Warhol, Lou
Reed, Darryl Hall, MartiA Scorsese, and all of
the fans and rock press who have beeo
ienamored of this performer ever 1ince be was
the leader oC the New York Dolls.
As the leader or the Dolls, he was out·
,rageous, but often sloppy. That was part ef the
charm. Some of us fell, and still do, that the Dolls were the best American band or the 19'70s.
AS DAVID JOHANSEN, on his own and
backed by a five-piece band that includes Syl
Sylvain of the Dolls, be is a more mature. but no
leM exciting periocmer,...
ffe tola me recently that be plans, onstage, to "sing his heart out." At the Bottom Line he
did that, and more. David Johansen ls a very
tute, very skinny boy who is the complete Rock ~ Roll Star. But his appeal transcends just that
Fate~?TY· _ ·
( ROCK TALK J
When he sang "Reach Out" -the Four
Tops hit from the 1960s -he leaned into the
front tables al the Bottom Linc and encouraged
the audience to sing along with him. And then
yelled into the microphone. ''I'm twnmellng.
{'m tummeling," in the very best spirit or a
Catskills comedian.
BIS VISUALS ARE superb: eyes roll, lyrics
are "acted out" like a Hawaiian ~r. be
wriggles and jumps. The songs combine the
b est of his new LP < .. Funky But Chic,"
"Frencbette," "Girls," "Donna") some treat
oldies ("Reach Out," Build Me Up Buttercup,"
.. Love Child") and Dolls' faves ("Personality
Crisis," "Babylon," ''Looking for a Kiss").
Al several of the shows ex-Doll Johnny
Thunders m ade a surprise appearance and
performed one of the encores with David. While
Johnny didn't seem to be completely alert, it
was great to see three original members of the
Dolls <Johansen, Sylvain and Thunders> reunit-
ed again. if just for a moment.
But it also pointed out that lt ls, after all,
1978, and Johansen with bia band of Syl Sylvain,
Thomas Track, Johnny Rao, Buzzy Verno, and
Frankie LaRocka -is making rock and roll music which without the insanity, glitter,
makeup, and drag of yesteryear still made New
York go crazy.
MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
.. SGT. PEPPER'S LON a Y
HEARTS CLUB BANQ" (PG)
"THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY"
"THE SWARM" (PG)
"WHO WILL STOP
THE RAIN?" (R)
"THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" CPGJ
"MURDER BY DEATH"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT' (PG)
"FOUL PLAY" (PG)
"FUN WITH DICK & -"NE"
• "CONVOY"
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°'TI'f E DRIVER" (R)
'"THUNDER ANO UOHTNINO"
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Aller two weeks off the road, Patti Smith
ftnlahes up with her tour this week. She had to
cance l two weeks of concerts when some serious
dental work became necessary, but she plans to
makeuptbedates, probably in the fall.
The Ramones new albwn ls finished, aod
there are said to be some "Eagles.type" songs
on it. The album is tilled "Road To Ruin," it
was recorded in their usual two to three weeks.
and was produced by former Ramones drum-
mer. Tommy Ramone.
It's the fU'St album with new drummer
Marky Ramone <formerly Marc Bell> and the
·cover is an imaginative cartoon of t he
Ramones. It will be in the stores by Sept. 15
and, alter returning from a giant tour of
Europe, the Ramones begin a U.S. tour mid·
October.
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at Worid flllJIOus
All eC>Gcertl will be performed a& Warmin&
Hut II. with .eattnc on the Sl'aelJ slope ol the
mountain and picnlcklna ~eel For
penonaJ eomton brlna blanketl, pUJows and warm ckWhlq.
Tbe festival aat.e wlU open two boun before
showlime. Bach's Suppers. coffee, bot
chocolate and anackl wUl be eold at the alte.
TICKETS llA Y be purchased ln advance
by callina 934-2712 or by writ!Qa to Sierra
Summer 'Festival, P.O. Box 7710, Mammoth
Lakes, CA 93546. Ticket= ~ *3 In ad·
vance or " at the cat.e. d.lleow:at may
be obtalned.
Free meadow concerts will be offered dur·
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To reach festival sites, turn off HJCbway
395 at Main Street and follow marten to
DavtdSOll and Lake Mary roads.
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"It's been my dleam to have him do a show
like thl.I;• Davey .A.id a1 he helped unpack
crates of prints anl other material for the ex-
hlblt.
"l talked to l'tm Enraan <museum direc-
tor) a year ago ~r. He •aid the only time h~
had open was A~usl 1978. I didn't think at the
time the exhitft would coincide wilb the
pageanL"
"I was a li;e dazed." McGrew said when
he heard The nneh waa being staged. "It's
gratifying."
McGREW RAS ANECDOTES to go with
severaJ of bis .. orks and fhe Dinneb is no ex-
ception. '
-The artist had finishai the painting of two
lndiaftS"on bonebaek, a~ Indian woman.in
front her stee4 and of foUJ\ children, Just before
gotng on a 8fttching trip. •
He was llring near i,1m Desert when be
bting the still wet piece in a Callery.
Then-President E1selhower, an amateur
.alnter, visited the galleq and unable to resist
touching the piece. smea~ an area where the
horses tails nearly meet. lfhe smudge can still
be seen.
''ORDINARILY I WC»ULD never show a
wet painting but thought r might as well get ex-
posure on the thing," McGrew said.
One of the children iD the painting, a small
girl. is bent O'ler near the~round. That pose ap-
pears in many or the '°"'rks especialJy large
canYases of groups featuring children, women
and horses.
The artist said he first used the pose in a
palnUq. The Race ... My wile suggested I use it
again and it has become, a trademark. ·t eased
into it but found myself painting the pose over
dnd over."
A Houston surgeon.sfw the pose in The Din-
neh which was reproduQed on the cover or the
JuJy 1969Arizooa IIlghw~s as part of an entire is-
sue on McGrew.
THE DOCTOR W E the artist telliog
him the pose was char lerist:ic of that used by
people to get relier fro a certain type of heart
ailmenl
The surgeon aske McGrew to tell where
the Indian girl lived d be would try and help
her.
But McGrew bad o write back saying t1'e
girl "was among the calthiest I've seen. I jU6t
happen to catch her ce in that pose."
McGrew, a nar e or Ohio who came to
Southern California a child. began his career
painting scenery ro movie studios and do·
scenic oila, portraits d figures.
RE MET JIM ·swinnerton, a cartoonist
for Hearst newspa rs, who was also a painter
and often went to e Indian country to sketch.
The pair went to t California desert to sketch
and finally to Nav territory.
"When I first S.w the Indians, their Jand
and bow they lived i1 put me in orbit," McGrew
said, a smile on his f11ce.
He then met &imisslonary friend of Swin-
·nerton•s, Slllne Sniih, who became bis guide
and translator.
The Ariwna 8.gbways edition devoted to
McGrew baa pagt aft.er page of the artist's
journal of bis mi,ts to the Navajo and HoPi as
well as many coJorreproductions of h1I work.
••1 LOVE Tl8 BASICAUY aesthetic way
tbe Indians <esperiallY the old> llve and the re-
lationaQip they blve wltb everytbi.ng natural,"
McGnw said.
•-niere ta soD.etlllng exemplary wttb the In·
dian that doesrtl exist anywhere else. They
have a kind of daracter tbat can•t be-dqplicat·
ed. They haw had to ehdure bard.ships for
yean."
He admits Iii: ia not ~rsonally happy about
changes some of the flavajo leaden keep
pusbina for.
So It's DO a.ystery wfsy McGrew'a portraits
of older lndiaMare am~g hla beat work.
LED and deep brown.
daert. ,C the eyes
of~.Jo1, hope.
youna IDdl.D wornan
ul eyes aa4 coal blac.
follow the Uf• d many
a lirl lie patntad wbell nve cbUdnD. a inodler
FOdmy, Auguat 4. 1978 DAILY Pit.OT
Mexican Art Featured a film about
II EDCAN TREASURES -Exhlbit or 200
art lreuures on loan from Mexico's National
Museums ln Frances and Annand Hammer
Wlna of la Angeles County Museum of Art. ~90~ Wll1hlre IJ1vd., Los Ancele!' Tuesday
throuih Oct. 8. Hours Tuesdays throuah
f'rlduys. lO a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturd'1S and Sun·
days. 10 a.m . to 6 p.m. Muaeum ad.miaaioo, St.SO
dulll, SO cents studenta with ID and youth 17
yean and under, children under 5 tree.
TRE BUMAN FORM -Sculptures, prints
and draWiJlas by Frau Wolruba, •uslrian artist.
through Thursday. Aug. 10 at Bowers Museum.
2002 N. Main St .. Sant(l Ana. .Hours 9 a.m . to s
p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays, l to s p.m.
Sundays, 7 to 10 p.m . Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
Ht.It CENTURY POSTERS -ExhibWon of
l6 original European lithographs Saturday
through Aug. 27 in Foyer Gallery, Muckenthaler
Cultural Cenler, 1201 W. Malvern, Fullerton.
Poster art of Bonnard, Cheret. Carriere, Forain,
Toulouse-Lautrec and others features. Hours
noon to5p.m. Tuesdaysthrougb~ays.
AVS'l'ltAUAN UT -Dosens ol work.I by
contemporary Austrian artista at California &ate Mllleum ot Sclence and Industry 100
State Drive, Expoeltion Part, Loe Aqef8. to-
day tJtrouchSept. 20.Jloun9:30a.m. toSp.m. •
TWO A1tT1.STS -Fables ol La Fontaine etchinp ol Marc ChqalJ at West Coast Gallery'
2700 W. Co•at HJ11lway, Newpo~ Beach'
throuab Auiust. Hours u a.m.. to 6 p.m. 1100:
days t.brouah ~a.
MIXED )IEJ)JA -One-man show by &Mo
Seriaawa at La&'una Beacb School of Art. 3222
Laguna Caayon'lload tbroulh Aue. ~-Houra 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays throqh Frida.ya.
JIMI HENDRIX.
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A week ago they were strangers.
An hour ago they were lotfD's..
Now they are targets.
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flllurn1 10 Textt wflen he
hoera of hit IHOlti.<'t
l!llKdat (2 lwa l
•• WAIHIHOTON
WDIC IN MVllW 1:ao. (I) THS l.OMX
l!ddla Albafl narrataa Ot.
Seu•' •tOfy of a gan1 .. -P8feon. non·..,lm~I
lf}'lno 10 -Illa b.ioveo lor-eet ffOl'ft t•llnC!tlon (A) •O ONMTION NTnCOAT
"Orey It 8"utlful' Th41
nurM9 ~ ""'9ra LI
Holden had faalac:I wflen
t11ey acavenga •~ugll
gray oatnt to COY8f Iha
Ml~)
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WUJ(
"COrpotele 5n.nanigans
1878" Gu.I. L-D
GllW1, COrporete Gadfly
t:00 • (J) ca MOVll!
TUBE T OPPERS
CBS f) 9 :00 -"A Warm
December." Sidney Poitier stars as an
American doctor who assists an African
woman in London in this 1973 movie
drama.
ABC fl 9:00 -"Take the Money and
Run.'' One of Woody Allen's earlier mov·
ies. this 1968 comedy casts him as a
bumbling bank robber.
NBC tD 10:00 -Quincy. A syndicate
leader forces Quincy 'Jack Klugman> to
perform an "autopsy" on him while he's
alive.
lnciudlnQ "Concarlo for
Plano 81\d Orchalra 1n F
Minor" and "Schatzo 1n 8
Flat Minor ·
., HOGAN'S Ha.on
Hogan mutt disarm a
delay9d-ectlon bomb In
the center of Stalag 13.
• GHIMAAT
MB and " -Ullgl'9d 10 find a KAQ6 ~-
catlone ...,.,... S CAPTIONf.O ABC
NEWS
Ul1Mrt"9cl.
mln.)
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• •1~ ''The Man Wl'IO
Ctled WOif' ( 1
0 Roblnto
S.......Arnan
1n danoar wnan
prOY8 11181 Illa WU
murdered. (1 "'·· min., al MOV1a
• • .. JOUlf'8)1 OUOll
~.. (1972) bttl
FOlttr. l<tlltOffar T I A
yGUrlO '"ft-dodQ8'
group of ltlltlt.n! I
tllalf lfollt agalns
OOV-rvneot. (t II<
min.)
1:30 8 TA&.KA80UT
""*ANJAOOOO
"Hypnotis: Cllnlcal Too
Public: Alght?"
Cl) LOVE. AMENCAH STYLE
"Love And TM ~OU
Bachelor" Oon·a be
Irland 1o11et Joyce's c:ook
tng. -
2:008 MOVIE
I
.. .300=
• • ·~ "¢~hi" ( tt3'U
Richard Arlefl, LOUIH
Of.a-:
• MOYll * * ~~ "Evil 9tllll nOM
Outer ~" \ 1H4•
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K>RNING
7:00 1 ~SIMESTVt HONGKONG
PHOOEY I ~
WOMAN: Mel. TO
MAL I =:"ttW.TH
,.AllBn"INO
7:30. ~'MIO.
"HatOld Aome'a 'Pilla AM ......., •• ~4yn-
cla t Ha1old Rome
~-.. oer-11 of
Ills mulle8I r8111aw "PIN
And Naad!M" and Its air·
rent revlYW
SfH!aking Vp
'** "A Warm Oecambef"
(1t7fl Sid,,.-, Polli.t.
Either Anderaon An
AM«!C41\ doctor v111ting
London fells In love wltll a
t>eautllul but m~tariou1
women,(Aj G llE.ST ~ ROCKFOfU>
"Find Ma If You Can"
Rodtlord'• Mafel'I for the
tr\19' Identity of a young
woman (Joan Van Arkl
lead• htm to a majOr
~flgufe.(RI
GD MOVIE
**•"Out-Town· (~0)
Manha Scott WIU1am
Holden. Lile and the
hypoc;rlsy behind " in •
New Eno181'1d town. as
SMn by playwrlgllt fhotn·
ton Wiider. Is drametlzed.
•
hr., 30 min.) 10-.30 • NEWS
G) MACHEll, I LE.HAP
REPORT
* • "The Lile And Death
Ot Colonel Blimp" ( 11M3)
Deborah Kerr. Anton
Welbrootl. A British Army
ottlce< struggleS to cope
With 111e constantly ch•no·
~world (2 hfl.)
D GOGO
GLOIETAOTTl!M
l g~MMDS
'. •
.... ·=· . .
The title star of "Or Seuss' the Lorax"
forces his complaint in an ecological dis·
pule over trees in the unlmated special
tonight at 8:30 on CBS. Channel 2.
0.1111e-I Ll•t 1•9 • --K~X't teas) t:os ·Ange18S--_ _,_
9 KNBC (NBq Los An~les
• 1<TLA (Ind;} Los Angeles 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angeles
Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego
• KHJ-TV (Ind.) LOS Angeles 0 t<CST (ABC) San Diego 8 KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles
I KCOP·TV (Ind ) Los Angeles
l<CET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles
• KOCE· TV (PBS) Huntington Beach
T1lomU (P.,1 II)" A rune-
WWf ... ye family lriel 10
build I MW ll4'e In 8 au.kW
town !ft Pennsylvania.
~ 8 Cl) HORTON MEAAI
AWHO
H-Conrald nan11ta 0..
S...' at()fy of a kind·
Netted eMpN.nt wfl<> ooea
to the reKUe Of the rMI·
oenta Of Wflovllle. (Al
D Ii.ACK IHEEP ~
"A UtUe ~of England" A
British airplane spotter
{P91., Ftllmpton) who res-
c-a downed Blaek
S'-P ,.i1o1 unwittingly
r~ lflelr IOUUon lo the
Memy.{A)
!'.~a··-t1H7L
Patr)ck O'NHI. Ira
Furstenburg. A group of "*' -ch for an Amerl·
can NW91>1perman wflO
po n••• a rnagtc ring
8 ([I TA&rTHA
"That New Blaetl M-ok:"
'Tabl!Tll .-,,.,.. magic to
free a married cohort from
the 999R of a t>ealltilul
witch.CAI
G MOVIE
• • "The Texic.n" (t966)
Audie M111phy, BrCIOericll
Crawford Hiding out in
Me•lco. after being faJMly
8 0 NllC MOYIE * * * * "Take The Money And Rufi" ( 19tif! Woody
Allen. Janet Margolin An
Inapt baok robber jult
talel!Md from prlaon finds
\"81 ha can't brealc 1111
~to....,.
·~ THEATRE
"Pofdark" Ellrabet'fi
relu1e1 10 tolerlle
~·· ~y. Roa' ~Of LI. Armitage IS
nurtured: Oeoroe and
Aou are pitted agalnet
each other In Ille new Par·
llwnanltry election (Ptrt 9
ot t31 aD THE At1llOCA TES
"Should U.S Polley
Olleourage lnveatment In
South AlriU7" 10:00. QUINCY
"Aaqulem For The Lilllng"
A poiaol*' rnobet., (John
V•non) forcee Quincy to
perform an au1CIP9'f on him
ao that he oan gain
r~ before he diet. (Al DU NEWS lit FOCUS ON 8RrTAIH
"Ad>ientUf8S In Arcflltac·
lure"
f1l) OAEAT
PEAFOAMANCE.8
"Aubm1t11n I Chopin •
Artur Rubinstein. Andre
Previn Ind Iha London
Symphony Orcilellrt pet•
torm works by Chopin.
11:00 G 8 Cl) (II) NEWI
llUQ( AOOERS
''A Prince In Bondage"
Q MOYIE * * * ;'The AU8111natlon Of TtOWly" (1972) Richard
Burtol\. Alall\ Delon. Thie
hlltorical d'*"8 f~
on Iha ln\llnM dat«rnln•
llon of the ......in and
the la1t dayt of tNI Aus·
..... revolUtlonery leadet
(2hra-I m THEOOOCOUPLE
Oscar bettleodl en ettnic:·
tlv• young lady. tllen flnda
he mu11t eompete with
Felia tor hw affection.
• AMERICA 2NIOKT
Gu.t: Twiggy
• DICK CAVETT
Ouett: S.J. Perelman (RI
11!JO 8 Cl) CBS LATE MOVIE • * •'The FlfacllaMnl"
I 1970) Chad Everett.
An1anette Comer. An
1n1uranoe lnveltlgator
)oina toco.ef with a r9PO'l"
to ttaduloWn an atlOO!ll.
(Rl 8 TONQHT
Host: Jot\nny Cerson au.ta: Sllacily o.-.
Lola Falait•. Ctl•rlea
Fr8flk, · 9 TWILIGHT ZONI:'.
Bad-tempered Bartlett
Flnc:hley begins to lliifiW
that maCl'llnell don 'I like
him.
0 ®) OOLF
• PGA Championship"
HlgllliQlllS Of MCond round
play In tllts S300.000 IOU<•
namenl from Oakmont
Country Club 1n Oakmont.
Pennsylvania
M'.>RNING
12:00. TWIUOHT ZON£
"YouDfrve"
8 9 BAAETTA
"Double Image" Barella
beOOrnae lnllOllled wllh •
bellutllul but potentially
harmful young waltrau
white worlllng undercoYer
IAI
• HIGHHOPU
• HOHEYMOONEM
In -ch of a last~.
Ralph and Ed eppeer on a
televllioft allow.
12:30. MCME **'* "Edge Of Doom" ( t950) Dana Andrews. Ftr·
lay Granger. A young men
1trugglee against aodaey.
the Cf'lu(cti and his own
inner emotional conn1ct1
Ohr. S&mln)
.., SOAP FACfO«V
• MOVIE
• "The Blood Of Noll,.·
damue·· I tlMIO) Genneri
Aoblel. Julio Alem8n. "
vampire bfl!QS _ ltlat hie
nut_ ~Jm ll(ffl_~ tile
Inspector of PollOe. (2 hr• I
1:00 D ~ lf'ECIAL
Host: John Denver
• Guests: Unda Rc>Mtacsl. """ -.....,_,_,dY;-C..S El!Of.
Harry cnap1n. il'M IM'f
Btotharl. War. The Evetty
Btotllanl. David Ctayton-
Thomas. Argenl lRl G MAVERICK
"Bolt From The Blue"
• MOVIE • * "Oinosaurus" ( 19eOI
Ward Ramsey Paul
Luktthet During the con·
structton of 11 11art>or on a
tropical •&land. a cave man
end prell111or1<: belllla are
(I) LOVE. AMENCAN
STYLE
"Love Alld Tha Newscaa-
1er1" Two 1mt1I town n-••• Yta for poai· t1on w11en they learn tntt
::f~:.
• • • "Nagat.-" '19681
Glenda Jac:Mon. o.-
Clletlto. A ~e89" a'ld
Ills mlatreu' felatlonlhlpls
uptel by the arrwat of a
~ltul phOIOQlac>her ( t
II< • SS min I
• GETSMAAT
Stnart returns hOme to ti.cl
99 In hat bed wltll a blactl
2:a7iHEW8 2:A5 MOVIE * ·~ "'The 8nde And Tie a..t" (19581 ~
..Al.latri. Lance FWlar, Whle
OfUll\ A~ Mitri~ moon. a btO game hunlen
bride. with 8fl afflrwty ..
wild lleeats. 11 cam.ct df
.... a gorilla-I 1 11< • 45 mini
3c00 •• HEWS • 3:35 M(ME *•'It "The War Love('
OINl2l 'Stw• tk~
Robeft Wagnet An lw
Force c:ac>tain and his c.
polol bacolne 1ntereeted "
Ille same oirl (2 llrs. $
min )
4:00 8 MOVIE * * "P ess9or-t To Pttni..
co' ( t9'491 Sten:ey Holle>
way. Paul~·
~ONE RANGER
• ••;, "The tla..,tto,,
Puaon" ( 19551 Robert
Francis. Brien Keith An
undercover U.S. lntelll· oence ottloef •s 8CCUllld of
betng d eolltboratot dur-
ing Iha Koreao wv ( 1 hr .
30n11n I
I AOUPP' ftOOM
REAL ESTATE AND
YOU
(I) METRIC
• Cl) A080HIC
8T()()cj0 8 MOVIE
... "Captain Phantom"
I tl691 Ft111k Latimore.
Ml• Matla Sandri A
Yo.no Spernsh nobleman
e~s to cleat Na temily
n.,.. ( t '" . 30 min I Cll MOVIE * **' • .. Scott Of Tiie AntvC11C · ( 194111 John
M1U.. Derell Bond An
llCCQlnt of one ot ltl8 _,
l)eroc 11xpl0it11 Ill Brlllsh
h1stay. the 111-18'11<1 e.pe.
d1IJO; To the South Pole.'{2
twe.!
• llCAMOUA.
PUNTlHO ntl 8l!tiOI
CWCMANOE • • n.e. Plobleme laced -bv lt\e
Small ltrment In NIC8fAgUll
ate •11m1nad
1:30 I Cl) SPEED BUGOY lt) lAff..A..l. YMPICS
AalOP
UHOER8T ANDING
JAPAN
Japar> ; 111s1orv •S traced
from 1t1 beginnings to lhe
social pre-eminence of
today's Japanete m« •
chantclals ... , .................................. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ .. __________________ __,
. On PBS Jtlonda9
L • . : TV 'Herring' i-
Opera Tops
,
I
By MIKE SILVERMAN
NEW YORK <APl -For all those who think
they'd just as soon stare al a test pattern as watch
an opera on television, PBS has a two-word
answer : "Albert Herring."
Benjamin Britten's three-act comic
masterpiece about a shy young man's break from
his mother's apron strings so overflows with
melody, satire and high spirits that only a Scrooge
would fa.II to find it de·
[ ]
lightful. TV REVIEW What's more, the version to be seen Mon·
i . . day at 9 on KCE'r, Chan-
nel 28, avoids opera-on·
the-tube's chief pitfall: a static quality that results
when a production meant for the vast stage is
transfeITed unaltered to the small home screen.
THIS .. ALBERT" IS not only tood opera, it's
good television. Credit for this 1a due in large
measure to dl.-ector Brian Larae-or the British
BroadcasUn1 cbrp. and p~ucer David Griffiths
of WNET ~New.York, wbo adapted a production •
staged earlier tWs year by the Opera Theater of
St. Louis. Appropriately for television, they' lean
heavily on cl0$eups lo move from sin&er to shuter
during ensembles.. to sho)V Albert listening lo otlier
cbaracters slngjng? and generally to add a sense of
intimacy.
But even more jmportant, tbey have filled the
musical interludes between sceqes with shots that
amplify in rich detail the atm~ere of the small EngUsht.ownwheretheactiontMeaplaceiDl900.
For instance, at the end of the first seene or
Act II. all the characters are poised lo dig beartlly
into a banquet. In the opera house, the curtain
falls so the sel can be changed to the Herrings'
1rocery st.ore where Scene Two is set.
'Now Hear This' .
Woody~ Allen seems to be an organizer for chaos in this prison
scene from his movie. ''Take the Money and Run." airing tonight
at 9 on ABC. Channel 7.
Pusser Pil•t Set
Tekvision Crew Filming in Secrecy
JACKSON. Tenn. IAPJ -1-'llmang
has started under a shroud or secrtty
for a television pilot based on the
career of the late McNairy County
Sheriff Buford Pusser.
Officials of Bing Crosby Produc·
tions. the Hollywood firm that re·
leased the "Walking Tall" movies
based on Pusser's exploits. con·
firmed they began filming the pilot
for CBS Wednesday at an undisclosed
West TeMessee location.
BUT TOBI Singleton. production
coordinator for the project, said no
visitors. Including reporters. will be
allowed on the set until Monday.
Officials said if the network de·
cides to use the "Walking Tall"
series, starring Brian Dennehy, the
filming will begin in Jackson in
December, and the segments would
be aired beglning in January.
PUSSER, WHO gained a reputa·
lion of toughness by breaking ~P
moonshine and gambling operations.
died in an automobile accident near
his Ada le home in August. 1974.
County. located in
Tennessee. border~
issippi.
'Mr. Rorn91 TV
Series Filming
LOS AN~LES <APl -David
Carradine. lichard Widmark and
Karen Black ~tar in "Mr. Hom." a
four-hour m•lseries for CBS now
filming in M~co.
It is the stolf of an enigmatic fron ·
tier figure ti.ho was an Arizona
cavalry scobt, champion rodeo cow-
boy. Pinke~ and stock detective
and manbunte~
Two-time Ac9demy Award-winner
William Goldrnlln wrote the script.
'/Lou Grant'· Gets Reprise • in
By JA V SHARBU1'1' •
LOS ANGELES <AP> -When Ute
.. Lou Grant" series betan l,utlaU. It
got critical cheers but low ratinp.
But top ratings carne this summer
for reruns of the CBS n~w,spaper
show starring Edward Asner.
Excluding last week, when it was
bumped for a beauty show, the seriea
has been among Ametlca's 20
highest-rated programs for two
months. It even headed the Nielsen
standings in the first week of July.
A good summer. yes, but will "Lou
Grant" ratings stay up there when
the series starts its second season In
September. Its executive producer,
Gene Reynolds, answered the ques·
lion this way:
"I TIUNK WE'RE going to have
tough going. We'll be up against root.
ball <ABC's Monday night version> in
the East, and football is always very
tough.
"It <hJs series> is a literate show. a
basically serious show. 1rs never go-
ing to have ttfe kind of easy going
that other hit shows like 'M·A·S·H' or
'Laverne and Shirley' have.
':,Sure. we have to make a popular
ahow to stay in business. But I tb1nk
we're always going to have to fight
for our lives."
Reynolds. a sof't-1pokeft, renective
man. joined "Lou Grant" last season
after doing "M·A·S·H" five years. He
said when the Asner series began its
lnitiaJly low-rated life, it had ab-
normal opposiUon.
"WE WERE VP against the World
Series twice, the playoffs once. 'The'
Goodlatber' and that Park Avenue
prostitute thing." He referred to
NBC's high-rated '79 Park Avenue'
miniseries.
"It was a rough period. But finally
I think the show developed a follow·
Ing and this summer. people who
hadn't seen It got the chance to
because It faced more 'normal' pro-
crasnming."
asn't opposed by ma·
J>udget ~pecials.
I
"IT'S GRE FOR us,'' he said.
"It gives the diertce a chanei! to
develop an a tile for it that we
hope continues o the fall."
During the s w·s low-rated days
-it w~ shift in late winter from
Tuesdays to M days and will be
there next fall did CBS ever tell
him the ax wa$ i minent?
"No, they ne er said that." he
replied. "But I' certain it crossed
their minds. It certainly crossed
ours. Btt when finally got some
normal w~ks. t numbers started
plckln1uJ,eveno sdays."
I • ... -
COMICS I CROSSWORD
MAllMADUltE by lrld Anderson BOOMER
"Oh. that'• lutt Marrnoduke rolling over.
Now wait 'til he stretches f"
SHOE
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rf'oN 10 \
fll.WtrrM~
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F05ZGOT .
JUDGE PARKER .,.. __
by Jeff MacN.aly
DOOLEY'S WORLD
WEU:-
OOEGOOO
ll41NG ...
I
Fnay, Augl.llt 4, 1978
. .
SO FAKE: 1-r-' J. , we've ~ -rMe
ROOM e»OOKE!P \
FOR AN HOU~ "'
DAil Y PILOT Cl
emotion
43 Dregs
46 -Beach.
Calif
C8 Pigeon
5 f AIT!lilble
S3 Pauses
54 Smalt round
droe>s
56 Hindu queen
56 Chopin's
IOfle
S7 l..ni U$Ual
61 Submissive
63 Ready '°' pitting
64 L4lhe al
..
-
Friday, Auguet 4, 1171
( A Quick Look at thl' Movies')
8L~..!!2~
WHO'LL STOP nli: aAJN t. an ambitious
preaeni-dey llleeocy of bow the Vietnam war
corrupted individual lives. Michael Moriarty. a
Marine turned JournaMst. decldel to run heroin
from Vietnam to the United S&ates. and involves bls wife, Tuesday Weld, and a former Marine
buddy. Nick Nolt~. •
They immediately encounter a sadistic
ganf. who may or not be MOvernment aaents.
Mot vatlons are hasy. Nolte reeds Nietzsche
and some sequences fall. such a.s a meanin&less
foray into tile film world. , ,
But director Karl Reisz keeps the tension
mounting from the beelnnlJ\I, and he draws
superior performances from the three stars.
Rated R. it contains rouab lan1uage.
torture sequences and demonstraUons of drug
use.
* * * * *
LIFESTYLE UNPRETENTIOUS Members or the "animal house" fraternity, Crom left.
Bruce McGill. Tim Matheson, Peter
Riegert. John Belushi. Thomas Hulce.
Stephen Furst and James Widdoes,, display
their movie made lifestyle.
'Animal House' Funny * * * "CA~alQOttMC*a" IU IOl**ll
aclVenture, en eW.Cloln 1•1• Viet stralM <,.....lty ... most to tlM .,,....
lnq point. Ll..,al-mlndeel vlaweN
may scoff et the !Ille ol • MM' l-
ino lek.cl bv • .. scierate oaw<n·
-I. bUt IN M:tlcln I' Int And <le .....
~to~ tnoM In ...,-ch of enterteinmlflC.
* * * "UtT&•MATIOftAL VaLVIET" IH
MCll)el, not• rernall• Of v.mm &,
meda Ell UlllMlt T eylOr a UM '" 1944. TlllstlmeTatumO'NHlllWISU.eirf
-bffb efl .,,. Ode to wlA .. bit ~ rtu. 5119 I& not M lowly u tlle Hysterical Fihn Filled With Caricature ~ TaylOr. bUt w tin - -n¥e>nMftCe,AndwrldH.,.,,.1l"91y
By JEFF FRE2l?AN n.._1.,....11
Hoot. howl , moo, oink. Zan.>.
irreverent and good fun is "Na-
.Uo na I Lampoon·~ ~·nim.al _
Rouse." the motion picture from
producers Matty Simmons and
Ivan Reitman.
Those two were the same peo-
ple responsible for the radio and
stage productions w• have a
-mu h 1 i»c.t. u s:e... p.a ct. w ub-
u niversa1.
lf'I thi s ins t<.illm ent the
fraternity system < precampus
unrest and sophistication l takes
tht> barbs and broken beer bot·
ties squarely on the funny bone
miHtarist1c Omega Hou se and
lhe more outrageous Delta
Fraternity The Deltas admit to
a profound ignorance of
acaderpics b.l.lt an allioit_y_
toward individualism. no matter
how weird, strange or repulsive.
Caricature extends to most of
the film's situations as the two
groups-re<:ruit their ailies.
. Omega enlists the school's .
dean....Joh.n... \ler"~ the town's '
mayor, Cesare Danova, and. it
suppos~. two prim, proper and
prudish <re: rubber gloves>
coeds. Mary Louise Weller and·
Mart ha Smith.
nied an Omega bid, so the zoo
fraternity makes them member
animals.
Compared to the resident
maniacs -John Beluab <P-
l·tl >.Douglas Kenney, Christian
M Iller and Joshua--llaniel-
Hulce and Furst are relatively
tame. So too are the house
leaders. Tim Matheson and
well
Beildff. efttr the rewletklfts In Pr0d11ter.4ftector·wrlte)' 8rye11
Wuhlnvton. wflO ,., UICI -story ,,.,... .. ~ ollVieus ~ ... W ·fet°*97 Ille ,.._lll'IMlal movift of rore. HIS
Wrller-direc:lor ...... Hyal'M 1$ a Net IS fM ~et~ tlut tbe telleftdid s..,.,.tleller ..... ctn ..._ ~I tfl«1 Is lleert•w.,.Mlno. •
lrne pertomllllca from he~s ~ 4lf'ltldolt to Ille Mr*'9U .. M~I M ~ n..-.1 ,,_ .... f T Nb. '
·8rolln. 8re11d• Ve<ca10. SMll ,.M•ll• Htwm•"· Cllrlstopller Watersto11, 0 .J. Sl""PSOfl, tffl P•~-"'° •SIM<l•ll'I' Alltl)Ofty
.... ~ .... ~ecll ...e Tfi\11 ..._IM'ITIIWniv.-rci-~:s.velft In •~ IUIWIY ""· Keted PG. helpl9Mcredlllllltytow1141tc-lleW
* * * P R. R' rt nds "AMIE•tCAH MOT WAil" 1\ •n in· eter ·~gt;rt. iege . spe fe<tJous •nCI •1C1-ly 111911 ener9y
beefl ,,,.,. •• _. for Olrts. Tiie
r•tlnq ,, PG. ~ for Ille unwed
ll•IMfl ot New.-.n ..W Plumnlff.
tller•-nolNftlto.,.._iaG •
most of his umeJn c.has~ pret-~~"'° -· ~-...._ ..... ~ -..._ ty Karen Allen <whose eves in· •ot• •'"' ,.,. ,_, _ ~""" ~ • . "de9ener•te" new ""'• ol m1i\I( elude that dreamy. pot-sm"king beek 1n ,,,. -N-York dlK 1ock•Y *
professor Donald Sutherland.> •1 ... Fr-i • "CAT l'•OM ouTu s~A~" · Tiie movie b.ulcelly cornllints • tolloWs the femltler Ol-y tormule The antics reach anticlimax thinly flcllCIMllled mont~ Of ,the cit sup•r·lntelfl9ent •rim••• end
after antl.cl1'mav , the Deltas fac· test few cs.vs ourln<.1 wf\1c Ffeed dOPeYllumenbeln911. Titbtlmeeut ,., we\ •I t~ t1111 ol his prolessron.1 llllld~• di~ SNC«reft on Eenll
• Amongst the college crowd, the
film should finct its biggest au
di ence.
For Delta count the dean's
tipsy and eager wife. Verna
Bloom. and the mayor's nubile
daughter. Sarah Holcomb.
ing intimidation and expulsion. <•reer .,.ci • Mmllltf' of Ille hit roO. ea entJsts a friencll)I Kientlst IKe<t 'n roll tunnolthetete '50s. .....,,.,, 1Qhelpbltnflnd"20000wor111 .. Animal House" may be thin Director Floyd Mutnuc utllllff the -of(IOld to99ttlletlll11oC1runninv~ln. in pJOt. ShOrt On moraJS and loose ScrHnpley OI <•rlc•ture TM!> the bed 9lll'S try to SIMI the strokH In ., lnttf'fltllloCI nwriv.r bV <•l's coll• for its maQk llO"'ers.
-·
Screenwriters Harold Ramis,
f>ouglas Kenney ancf Chris
Miller create the ronflict
between tht: straight and
Ensemble actmg provides the
pizzazz for the pranks. Thomas
Hulce and the bubble-lik e
Stephen Furst are pledges de·
Jacking in an educated point Of present1n9 Freed Cm•rvelousty s.ndy Oulun, MllclMn StevenJOn. Vt'ew but it's Of no CODSeQUence enected by. Tim M<lnllrel u tM L•rrv MorgMI. ~ Mc;~ell Mid celm eye wftllln e r~lllO stonnof un-• tood c~ ust help rftelte ttie as far as the comedy is con-rest•'"' tlldKt"°" '°"the P-M of IN 1renetk dOl"9S fellUble. qe1ec1 G.
Cerned. kldll end ~Y '°"Vie pert of lllds end cat loY!tn'wllt '°"~II the estebllsiwnentl. •
'. ,. "IS "JAWS 2" AS SCARY AS ITS
PREDECESSOR? I WOULD SAY
YES,_POSSIBLY MORE SO."
Molly Haskell,
N.Y. Magazine
It was the Deltas
against the rules •••
the rules lost!
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Fndly,Augu•t4. 1978 DAILY PILOT @J
. • ,. z .. •
. Iri Siiiiehern Galif ornia, a Teally special
time ' come tiloiig to buy the car you've always . .
wanted~ qt, an· ~ff ordable price. ·
\
BAUll ,BIJICK iil .COSTA MESI .
• I CONSISTANTLY
.
ORllfGE oovNTrs-7 •·i~-umCK -DEALEBSHIP -
Has possibly the URGEST -NEW -BUieK INVENT9RY ~n
SOUT~~~ CALl·FORNIA. You don't need to wait until Sep-
tember at ~-~ lier Bu~ck for the best price of the year. The sale
goes on!! T~~AY'S ·cARS AT LOW YEAR END PRICES!
BRAND NEW 1978
. ' . '
BRAND NEW 1978 BUI ....,Ir AIR CONDITION-
'-.; ~ ING, power seats,
~~power windows,
tinted glass, white
Not just one specially side wall tires.
appraised estate wagon (Ser.138926)
bUt 8 to choose from. (Stk.#8895)
SPORT
COUPE
•
NOT Priced ~t $6,000 or $7,000
BUT ONLY
'5483
From Suggested Retail Price
DISC.OUNfED
'ISOO
From Suggested ~~tail Price
DIS£011mD
'1000
Plus a Super BAUER Trade-In Allowance.
This:ls the Time! Friday, Saturday, Sunday.
Don't Miss This Sale.
HYour Target
Buick Dealer''
D2 DAILY PlLOT fflday, AllQUlt •. 1111
The Bl19e1t Marketplace on the Orange Coast
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
You Can Sell It, Find It,
Tfade It Witte e Want~Ad 8'2•5678 One Call Service
Faet Credit Approval
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OPPORTUNITY
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Jed to ow fo'fldv•I Fair
Houl1101 Act of lH!i which l'l\llkh 1t 111«"&•1 to adq•rt1 l' .,,y prt>
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or 111~IOllal una1n 01 an
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surh pr~r l'\•O(\• hin11a
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1'hb n~V>'l>Jk'Pt'r wtll nol
kno-•naly aCt"t!PI aoy
advprtai.lnt( ror ft-bl
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TilE 8AY ' VIEW ot'
Clli'NNF.1: 1.ovr.1 y
D!<.'OR. l 8K. Oi:N
<'ON l>O n : t. l.A N l>
ASKINt; $16.\,000
I' \RR .. :U .4'CO 1$.i ltllla
LITME
IMTEllTA.IM YOU
on t.M redwood docklna
overlooklnf your U
llhapeo pool with ~P"lilr
J~ & h~J>ll ofl tht.'
molf'r ~room 1u111• Th~ :. tx'<iruom. 2 b.llh
bomt-u. t.otal~ up1n1de<l tor the dl4rnmlnaung ~r. 0-.mtr •ltt twtp
f ln a n ~ e C A L L no ..
b~fore 11 ' loo late'
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SELECT .
PROPERTIES
TWOFOaOME
blQgO
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oc .. ..._ c.._. ... m..t11c1 a.y -nn ........... ~ ....... ...uy,... ...
...... -.-............ c ....... c ...... -..... 1'1111 ...... ~ '-ly e.o... PrtcH ..... today .. $355,000.
1002
BACK BAY CHARMER
You will love this 3 bedrm. family
rm. huge master bedrm. used brick
fireplace, pride-of-ownership home
with a cool ocean breeze. Only
$92,500.
645-9161
''6J Oranyi: Co~l.1 MclioJ
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$70,000
Abeolutely true! Lovel)'
tree tined IO'fft. Jl'rult
tree& and llowers s ur· round ttns bl"tlnd nf"w
custom built J bedrm &
family rm home. Oc:
cupancy dale ~arly S&!p
tember A tr1H' BARGAIN HUNTERS
DELIGHT ~ 1''\111 price
only fl0.000. Hurry. u ll
to see 752· 1700
Ol"'fN 111 Y •fl\ t l,JN ,,,,_, 1', I
[etUIHI
MEREDITH
SI 18,500
1002
UDUCB> Sl.000. There·:-a need to sell
this sharp 3 Bdrm 2 bath home in
Costa Mesa. 1t will be vacant and
ready to move mto soon. New price
$94,950. Ctll S4Ml41.
G•llNl!LT LOCATION -Beautiful,
immaculate 3 Bdrm home on quiet.
manacured cul de sac Close lo
schools. library. tennis & parks. Only
SlOS.000. C4ll 552·616 L .. .. -· . ........_ .,.._ . ,........ ·~--.. ~l·rv111 q Costa M 0s;i-l r v 1ne
Hunt1n91011 Beach-Newport Beach
Huge s BB or. beach. 1~~!!!!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pr Of es s 1 on a I I y I·
landscaped /decor
Pnced for Cast sale Call
962·7788.
KEY REALTORS
SUPERNIWS
AL MO ST NEW
TRIPLEX
Costa Mesa . renls pro
Jected at Sl 105 per mo
Sl!IJ.500
OCEANFRONT
3 Bdrm + den homt-on
~ft lot. 1rpl . bwlt
11\5, patio. beamed real
1ngs S37 S. 000
873-39113 W~ Eve11
associated ·
BROo<EP'> AFlll TORS
lOl~ IN loh~10 ,., J••I
ls Your Profesuon
HOME REPAJJU>·•
Old you know you o n
place "' class1f1ed ad 1n
the Dail> P1lol Service
Dtrectory ror -. whole
month for d!t hlllt" as
Sl .62 per d11) For more
i.nf onna llon. l' a II
64US6ie
SELL idle 1lemi> with a
Owly Pilot Clal>:.1fled Ad
6GS678. ---------•I Two 3 BR houses on on~ ._., bl•ow .... d9R wlttt comtry d9arm
COLLEGE PARK 3 Br. 2 1------------------
ba home in Seal Beach
I '• L ...
1r
••
lot Creal cond • new
plumbmg & m immul'
oond $270.000
MESAVYDE
Located on a qwet cul
de--l>aC Tins s BR family
home 1& in move·1n cond.
$126,500.
s...,t> f..ay h-.. wlttt a.... celllllgs.
m.dt ..... ~ood .... :t""" ..
................ fmMty l"OOllt ---..... ......_., a holM yow f-.lly "-..._ '°°"""for. $400,000.
aJtORS: Ad~n
.,_.... ch.de te..ir ocls
.. ly ond repon .,..
ron l1NNdlohty. The
DAILY PILOT assumes
leillty fw the fint in-
correct lftsertion oftfy. ~!~~........ 0
Gw1al 1002 -nLhe ·
644-7020
2123 SAN JOA9UIM HIUS ROAD
NEWPORT IEACH
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GREAT DUPLEX ~l~~~y WESLEY N Newport Hts area-not. 673-1700
too far from bay or 1----------TAYLOR CO. beach Over 1880 sq n ID BIG c .... uyo ....
each luxurious 111de of """ "" 0us twnhse style beauty TOWNHOMES
3 Br. 2i,, ba, frplc, 2 car from Sll7.SOO
HEJ\l.J'OHS .11111· l !t·lli
gar each. Corner lot THE PROPERTY
BRAND NEW-will give MART
LAGUNA HIW-ulSUIE WOILD
Beautiful view of naw golf COUJ'lle and
surrounding area. Highly upgraded.
unattached 2 bedrm, 2 bath home in
best new area. Quiet cul-de-sac street
plush cptg, custom draperies. full
patio & cover. air/cond. $138,000
tax shelter & apprec. On 640-9019 ly S210,000 • agl D . t---------Levlne 642-0200.
C&.ASStFIED
HOURS
Advt>n1o,e~ m:t\' pl11re
lh1:1r Jcl"I bv telephone
H 1•1a m tM>'30P m
Mood.to\ thru Fr1d11v
Hlo nuon Saturday
11)1-.'l'A Mf:SA on·wF
;lJOW H11v
642·54i18
IWNTINGTON Rf:Al"H
IM~ Reiwh Alvd
540-1220
LAGUNA Bt:M"lt
1186 Glenn!') n
L.aguna Bearh 494 9466
i:;ADOl.f!BACK
~ l.a Paz Hood
t..~UIUI Hills S81 ·6310
NOHT+f COL1N·rv
dial lrtt ~1220
CLASSIFIED
OU DUH ES
lli>.1dhn~ tor rop\ & kill ..
'' :, 30 pm lhe tlav hrfflf't' pubhci.111on ex·
1't'IJI. lor Sundil\' & Mon
<IJ\ f:d1lln11"' whc>n
di•adh04.' ·~ s.1turd9\ 12
IVWHI
CLASSIFIED
REGULA TIOMS
f:H HOHS Ad~erll'N" "Mutd rhr1•k lht-1r afb di.oh & revor1 error'
1mmfld1atrly. TH F:
()All.V, Pit.OT US\lml-,, heblhlv for lhl' 1tr111 on
C'On't"('l trn.t>n wn onl~
CANCf:J .l.ATION~
Whm kollon~ "" ,1d bf'
Min' to make a rrl.'ord of
lht' Kii.i. 'oll'MRrR
ll'l\£'0 \OU h\ \OIJr Jd IDl<rr ,,.. rt•r1•1pl 01 •·our
1·Jm·1•l1.1110n Thi' kill
number mu,1 tw flH'\l'n
lf'!I h\ ltw JdH•rt ,,.,,. 1n
loL-eot J d"llUh'
CA"IC"f I.I.A flO'll OR COH HFCTI OI\ CH'
N t'W AO IH:f OR E
Rl'l\l\ISt;
f "'°"' 1•llnrt 1:-m•tlt' to
11111 or t'(\rr"' I "' n1•w ad
lh11I ha~ bf't•n nr<lt•rt'd.
hul "''' 1•11nnn1 11uaran ,..., lo Ii<• 'i4l unll I I ht· Ml
hu' appeurt'd 10 the
JWJX'r
DIME A l.IN~AOS
'1lll'1;(• .irl~ are SI m ·tly
t'u~h on Hdv11nrP hv mail
or at imy onr ol our ot
h1't'S NO ph•tn(' order~
U1>11dlt'1u :1 p .m l"hdtlv~ Col<lu Me1111 ol
rt((' fr 12 noon ul all braoch of(l('t'S .
THP. OAll.Y Pll.OT
l't'llttVefl lht' rl1thl ld
cla.v.1()1. l'd1t. ren-.or or
rt'ru1e •nv 1!1vt'r·
Uiefl'lft'il. and lo thenltt'
11..~ 1111.ell .. rt>1Wlat1ons
without pnor nntlce.
CU$SlfflD
MAIUMe .ADDllSS ro.eox 1*. Co!&af!Ceu
9X18
DOLL HOUSE
Approximate 1800 sq.n .
Best Mesa Verde loca·
t1on. Large 3 Bdrm 2
bath. large Fam, Din-
super LR-patio-yd.
Can"l beat price al
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., IEA.LTOlS
2111 Son JoocplNI H• load
NEWPORT cane. N.I . 644-49 I 0
S99.900. For information!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ call ,.
400llr'~ fOR All NEW LISTINGS! C.M. Alt.AS Irvine T<'rruce. Profess. ~ decor . hugl' ji!arden .
• • . . r?om for pool ne w
k1tcht•n plw. 3 bdrm:. &
Outst.andmg 1-bdrm .. con·
vert. den. l '12 bJth con-
dom1n1um in Newport
Beach's most prestigious
bayfront connnunlty.
121.9,500. Agt. 64()..iSOO
TOPtESS!!
You can't toP this one! 4
BR. 21., Ba . split-level
home Bltns. RV access.
frwl trees Sellers will
pay •; of buyers house
payment for 1 year or all
for 6 mo's . Pnnc. & m-
t eresl based on 20'4
down. 80'H loan. Full
price only SJ.11.900 Call
for info & showing.
848-4343
Exec Re11ltors & Assoc.
den. 2' ~ bat hi.. frplc &
d c I P 11>1> t ii l' t· n t r y
S249.900 '
HEW LISTING!
OPIM SAT /SUN. I ·5
34 Balboa Co•es
Beautiful waterfront
home with boat shp &
sa nd y bea c h . 1n
BALBOA COVES 4
bdnns + family rm 3' ~
baths. 2 frplcs, 2 pat1()l.
S327 .SOO 111cluding I.ind &.
boat i.hp'
WATERFRONT
Immaculate, profess dt•
coraled home. 2 bdrm!t &
den + dining rm. lar~e
quarry tile in hall & den.
huge patio & dt•l·k
"350,000 yicluding land &
boat slip.
ENGLISH EST ATE OCEANFRONT
$59,900 Duplex.3& 1-bdrm units.
$2SOOTotaa Down each with frplc. Dbl garage. corner lot Soanng 2 sly. 4 br + SUQ,OOOincludinilan(t ! pool! A handyman's OCUHFllONT
paradise! Palruandpro-Choice oceanfront Cit and you have yourself d 1
WATERFRONT
IOATDOCK
Rare opportunity'
Private dock 1 Luxury
townhome' Enjoy
w atery vie w from
master i>u1le ! Unique
and hard to find value'
Hurry' To good to la5t!
Call 64>-0303
FO~ESTE
OLSON
'""'"-fll "' ., .......
an e&tate. £xcellent up ex. on the sand!
1'nh U . Call ui k Huge upstairs bdrm, lge 1·--------•
841;J10 vmg. q c • lmchel\. Oo large R·2 lot. $86,500
[ 9. ~ :fif iii'. ,._S375_io000.·l:»o·'-~.tt.1a.'.f-.:_;_:_,_. _ ~~*:¥.~'f £~~~:: . ====-•-s:ll' Beautifully decorated. wilh mirrored tiar ~
.. ~'?}~~~
JASMINE CIHK
Beautiful Plan #6 with three
bedroom8 and library, master suite
with separate sitting room wlth
fireplace. It's a decorator's delight
with ne .... ral shades, magnificent
wall coverings, upgraded drapes,
carpets and fixtures. One of the
best locations in this private gated
comm\\nity overlookin~ the
pastoral greenbelt and the Blue
Pacific. $269,500.
A COUMILL~ co.
644·9080
2111 IAM4'0AOUINHtu.tflO.
IN~CDn'B
priced from
$72,970 to $79,980
tcnni~ coorti-• J'OJJI,· tcnni"
~ara~c-. ruol:.
SEEING
IS BELIEVING
contact
L,nnr Valentin'' 71'6·6+1·6iUl' °'"' ·lntk'd b~ t•o11'an lnh;n.itiun.il
frplc. Private communi·
ty l>W1mm1ng pool.
Adults only.
67J·4400
HARBOR
A Oiv1s1nn of
lludlOr Im e~tm~n1 Co.
LARGE
FAMILY ?
Custom 5 bedroom home
with lols or room for u v-
mg ! Call now
REDCARPET754-1202
MOVIHGm
Need housing mfo "
Ca 11 toll free
1~525-8920
•Ext. GU74 or GU40
No obUgatloo. A service
ol AffiUated lndependen1
Btokeni.
BUSY & JfEEDING
Unique Homes of Mcaa
Venle b ''P1-•td blto"
• relocattcm "eferral semce that h•• created
a demand for more mespeople. We are bu.sy
and need help I &•·
perlenced or new
talelJ)eOJ>le ma)' apply.
Attractive <•nUqua > of· r~ • to&> qu•Ut.¥ <peo· pit> auoclatee to work
with Contact Sandy
Orlowtkl Ott JIM Wood at
548-990
MESA VERDE S95,900 REDUCED TO $89,000
Attractive 4 bdrm.. 2 ba. home in
immac. condition. Xlnt loc.
COLLEGE PARK home
1s Coswi Mesa LOW
Sll0.9SO. VA. FHA or !IS· IACIC IAY sumeloan Fine 4 bdrm .. 21.h bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhouse. extra storage. $169,000.
SUNSHINE-HOM F..
Cost.ci Mesa VA1FHA or
assume loan S68.200 .. IAYFllOHT So. Calif R~alty
546-5605 Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slips
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR -WIPE OUT
Joll B .. r .. I·· 01 .... N B 67', biol FRUSTRATIONS
STEPS TO SAND
lmm4cuJate remotfeled
home:" Beam ceilings. ~kylig_ht , mirrors & wooo. Steps to beach,
park. poot & tennis.
bdrm · 2 ba. Beach
lifestyle w /total luxury
al only $143.000. 646· 7711.
(~IWtutiJit Mi
Real elltate
AIAHDOHED ESTATI
$69,950
Towering trees on cul·de·
sac shelter this 3 bedr m
+Cam rm + din rm !
Gourmet kitchen. A
rambling ranch on
sprawling lot. Owner
desperate. bring an or-
fer ! Call847-6010
OPfN Ill 0• •I\ IVN IOK/ "°~'
[91ij1Hill
FAMTASTIC
CONDO
VA TERMS
Lovely lrge 2 bdrm.
breaJdast area. liv. rm ..
pool, clubhouse. secunty
gated entry. Inside laun-
dry. storage galore. Im·
maculate So. Coast
Plaza in Costa Mesa.
This beauty was sold but
fell out' Call today for
appl. Only S78.900.
545-9491.
*VETS*
ODOWN·OCLOSING
Homes in llll areas of ORANGE COUNTY
VETAGT.
can 541.oaoo
aEGAMT CUSTOM
COWAN HlfGHTS
Unmatched s;lting for
this exquisite new h<>me.
4 bdrm. 3' ba. 3 car
prage, ffml din rm, 3
frpb. buae ram. rm ·
btfl view' 759-1501
~ Walker t; Lee
Real Eatate
WATUFROMT
DUPWW/Plll
&Doek
2 8r up. 2 Br down. Jae ..
bltn ran1e & oven.
dshw1hr. compactor.
elec draw. drps. All re·
decotaU<I 2 )'nt ago from
stem to item. 3 Car aar
+ 3 addlUonal off·•t partt'g tj>_&C~.
$1''f.000
JACOIS UAI. TY
6754670
..
TllPUX S20K DH
Xlnl. cond. NoquaUfying
eoete~ ln~me 1930
Priced al SlSS,000. 2266
Ml1ler. CM S48'·S77'Townr.
GlAMtlEACH
ESTATE-$81.500
Priced thousands below
s•mJlar models Walk to
beach from th1& spruwl·
mg S Bed.rm' Sedudcd
entry + ~cfurmet k 1tch1:n
Owner bouitht new &
says bnng any orrer Call
847-6010
OPIN Ill 0· II~ IUN 101<1 N«I'
l•IH*I
$66,000
Lovely. pride or
ownership J bdrm home
10 desirable res1dent1al
area. EnJOY lazy 11um-me2' dayg m hu«e pa rk
II k e b a,c k yr d I m ·
marulate' Just I is Led '
f>46.77U.
ln this spacious quiet
home. Everything for
living comroruibly and
"ell Large LR. fireplace
& hearth. Large Fam
w 1fplc · & ~lltaess.
gou r met-+.,~e.n-,,
swrage. desk. double &
microwave ovens • large
covered patio for real en·
JOymenl Laundry room.
3 large Bdrm Change
blue carpels and you
have 11 made ~.900.
400l17" FOR All C.M. MUS
MESA VERDE
$63,900
Take advanta~e of the
buyer·s market. This
home in a pn me area has
1l all. Wall to wall carpet·
ing. bu1ll-1n k11chen.
commumty swimming
pool & a pnce lhaJ."s hard
to beat' CALL iSl ·3191
«=:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
EASTS I DE
VA Terms. great 4 Bdrm
2 bath familv home m ex
cellent locaUon. Pnced
lO sell at only $82.SOO.
Call 546·5880
~~··HERITAGE
' • REALTORS
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Servin• all of Orange Co
TOUCHSTONE RI.TY
1858%.Beacb Blvd H
Calt6J.OH7
SELL Idle it.ems with a1---------
I>aily Pilot Classified Ad. Want. Ad Reaulta 64.2-5678·
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fthln~ Alpa Wen Hog _
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Tomonvw: John Huston
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macnab I Irvine
realty
THINK VIEW!
The perfect atmosphere for relaxed
outdoor entertainjng & casual hvmg
-in elegant surroundings. Totally
r e·designed Dover Shores horn£:
w/v1ew of Upper & Lower Bay.
Newport Center & hills Quiet street
-s pac1ou~ "U" ~haped 4 BR
decorator's home. Beverly Morphy
642-8235. <M· 11 ;
WHAT TO LOOIC FOIL
A borne that accomm00ate5 adult
living. room Car cluldren.. a Illa~ to_
relax & play poolside weekends &
fireside evenings. Beautifully
decorated ranch style pool home -
4 BRs -r eady l or 1mmed
occt.tpancy! Super value' OPEN
SUN . 1-5 P .M. 2221 FRANCISCO
NB . <M-12>
642-1235 644-'200
901 Dover Drove Hart>Qr View Center
trv1ne al <:.Jmpu~ Vallo Center
752-1414
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I IN CORONA DEL MAR I
uo~
sp le stor).
fireplaees. 3
$252,000
l'a"ort'd htm1ly urea.
4 bdrms. 3 b~ th , 2
l'Or ~ara.:e Unlqu~ Ml
H.Y. llOAOMO<>a S bdrm I ~l<>ry.
bat· ks to ~ommunlly t'jn~ on. grt>al (~mtJy an!U. $279.000.
CDM CLASSIC (.;.1pc t:od J bdrm, 2
:,tory. p1ckt•t f cnn'. F'rcnrh door.i, nice
yurd plus 1ncom~ unit ~:n2.ooo •
SPYGLASS l IDaM Upgraded
Portsmouth. curth &.one decor. brick
planterb. lature work patio. real!}
Ol('e. $272,500.
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A EAL TORS'. 675 6000
2443 Ectst Coast H1Qhwc1y Cororia del Mar
.il<,u 111 1\1. ''J ", 1 I .. 1t !:, IG '1990
DON'T RUD THIS U.UESS YOU
W AMT VALUE I LOCATION
Move 1n Now~ Your c hoice or 2
upg r aded hms. els to ocn. Priced
under mkt & ready to sell now. One is
a 4 Br. 3 ba. xtra lrg FR w/frplc. jac
& 3 car gar. The other is 4 Br. 2 ba.
new earthtone carpeting thru-out.
f'reshly painted. A must see!
-REM. ESTATE IY MCVAY,
IEACH .•.•• 142-917 l
CH.CK OUI WIDE SB.ICTION
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COM DUPLEX
South ~r H lj(h1Nay 3
8d1 m. 2 bathl. t l Odrrn. z bi.lh 1.ar)le k1tr ht•or..
flrrrl•c1.'tl P.•liu-• I cur
lllfallO' with lo11d11 or
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JOOJ VISTA CAUDAL Ml $ 161.100 Ln1 -Open Hi>l' S11t/Sun tn.qre fam rm A b11111 .. m Wl.lni are¥ Formal dm
111·1111/J MAICISSUS SI 7',500 l2 ~ 111 $74.900~ Call Hi:alty an)l area. Wall of ght:-.::i Woodbr1d~ Sycamon· ' -$2•t t World.631-1650. ll vinJl room overlooks sty :.((I famll)' homt'. I 417 C-1-CflCLI ' • 00 VIEW f.STATE lw.h garden Quul.lly lath HR. 2''1 ba. hhchly 1111
429·4Hl/1 -.o&.DIHIOD S254,t00 MESA Vl':HOt; EASTSIDE & pla!>tt>r con:.trut't1on. graded. 88 Blut• J.,,
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14.1-5200 '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I t'\'l'!> won ' t I a i. l J t th l' low
: 4 Bdrm . romll} rm price or $71.900 Vt'l:.
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216 Pearl Ave . BJI bl h~ IL all !llll'l' loc11uon.
b15 141.£ Pnm· onll R·2 lot. room to btuld 2nd
unil. muu~ate<I M'llcr & ,,
gr1:u.t pnl'I' Tl·rm~ ;I\ all
at $138.500 l'J 11 to :.t'l'
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buy evl'r. 0'4m•r finunn·
on l y SIS4.500 ,\~I
blS-6iOU LUXURIOUS
&LAVISH! lolboa Petilttwka I 007 J.wrnrv in Ca nwo Shore ...
••••••••••••••••••••••• Lur~e i.t·<.'lucied I ront
Xlnl loc .. 3 BR. dt•n frpl µat1o. fountain & pool'
palm. 2 i.t~ SH15.11110 s11.wiou:. 1wt•Jm '"" II\
Man;hall Hit) 675 !HOO _ in~ room & famil) room
IALIOA TRIPLEX
On Pcnansuln nc•:ir tolh
St. bt'ach Good for sum
mt•r 1w111tcr rrntals Nl'...,
paint mstd<' S225.000
A
f'ormJI din1n ·~ 1eH1m
<.11d '::. kalcht•n hu" 1'\l'r\
('1tll\'l'n1t•nct' La' l!>h
ma:.tcr "Ill~ Den or
sh.Id}. Sc"m).t & luundr)
nlOm lndudf'~ poul lJ
hie•. blln i.tereo s):-.tc•m.
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mU<'h morl'' For pri' all'
prt"Vlt'W t•IH1 +>7~
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C0tto~10 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l ldrm, 2 laths
double i.:arul(t'. pal 10 4 IB>ROOM Woy frwt tree:;, :-.prinkler~.
I.low Mkt. friu ~.900
8e11ullful modt'I home on Rot McCardle, Rltr
lush land-.1.·Jpl•d lot 548-7729
While llh• cntr) llURl' l•---------hv1ni: room w 11.•athedral
1·t·1lln1t'· f1replul'l' and HOY ARD WORK
'h Ji.: ~· 11 m 1 I Y rm Swim & pna1·t1<'t' pull m t!
gourml'I kit . "' l'lo:.~li. ~ 1ni.1ead m Countn Cluh
palllfll'" j!alorl• llUgl' ,l'ltmi.: on I ,1(•r('s or ma.~!er '-Wlt·" llh <'U!>lOm bt'aullful trecs I bl to
bath l'lu' 3 mnrt' Odrmi. Ne...,por1 Bch 2 br condo ~1 o' c 1 n l' On tl 111 on i•ud unit w 1frµI. dbl ~a1'.
Garagt• 1:-. lnJdt'd "1th dt'<'OJ>t'lll'r&. pn' dn'l'
blln :.lurai;l' Wont l11st. Tr'\ lo bc:it it :it SX!1.:,t.M1
cull now'! Sl02..500 Ca 11 I>Oei.n ·1 hurl to lool.. ·
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BIG ITFL POOL CHECKLIST
Fre!>h paint m & out ne•" Loc:allon
earthtom· crpt I u1g l~><'alion bdrm~. big I ml) rm Lo<·uuon
"' lrplc frml d111. "' rm [)(.,,1rab1ht~
frplr. 1.·on,·rr::.atwn pit. Conc.lltion
CJlhl'<iral l'1•1hn.i.t h).thl & Pm·l·
u1ry ' O\tl",lll'd t•ul d1.· Tlw~t· Jll l'~·cl.. out r111
:-.al· lot. ~ µuol '4h1d1 bt•J11t1ful J Bt·droom.
mu ... l Ji,· M'l.'11 to 1>1· r.1m1h room d1n1ni.:
bl'11t•\·,·d 111 xlnt l'o ... ta ruum ·humt· in \'illJ).tl• ~k ... J <Jn•a & moll\<ttl'll Crl't·I.. Sho"'n h} JJI
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llurn ' 545·9-191
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Newport Cent.r
640-5357 +Br i ba. Corm.ii duunc.
bm·k frplr. cornt•r lot. 2 ----------i
111unt . with new CM"t•L•. buy with no monl'y do"n " or low down ron H•n ,hc1kt' roor & .. Lrt'f' 110031 lioww' $124.000 CALL640-4463 l(~la Realty ! 847.6061 546-9366
ifNiit POOL HOME CHARMER!!
MEED A LARGE ·
CORNER LOT?
1-:>.tra deep lot ha:. 2 l n
tr :in<: l' ~ :\1 a I u r <' ::
bt•droom homl' "'ill:
hantwood · floors. ~ho"'"'
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I) SSi.500 CJll no" to
t.ee.
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ll•vel. 2200 sq fl t•ondo
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spnnklt·rs. Ir.it <'0' pallo.
new ext paint J:jOOI ll•J!
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cond1t1onmg d. other ,.,
tras A hnd al ~.500
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3601 E Ci.l Hwy. CdM
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•rca. ir.a" ht•altd pool
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loob. btrt IJr~< patio
area w11h blln liliQ. Ian
tasuc.· ror rtllrt'd couplt·•---------
or startt!r hom\· S72.!JOO ---------...,.. """'!.ft SPM Hart-Plan J Or•IOJ4t'lrt•
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townhouse. nr bl'l1 pool. A~ 64-1 5011J l'\'l':-
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_____ _. SAil PROPIRTIEI
675-4890 [®lldtl C'llr ).!ar 000 [)og"ood
Phone 75 I 07i I t•\ t'' Near Park,
Schools &
Shops
Bt·>.t bt>a<·h bu~ :i
lid rm +dl'n 2 1 ~ bJ
589.500 Omni l\til 1001
49&n!l6 ---
CLOSE TO MARINA
Utrul ~phl lt·11t.>I. :!Bdrm.
212& ;Jµpro\ 22~ :.q ti
J('.tr~ur,S1Ji.50U
In The Ffftles
2Bdrm twnhmt-"'d rpk.
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BYOWMER
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to poof. gCJf' rt-dut't.'<41 It.
9)2. 9)() 552 %31.
$411,000
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EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
C ·utE-ohter 2 Bdrm horn•
"1th c11nm~. I irt-pl.tC'l'.
h1,.: lot. lot5 of trt·t•, &
'hruhs \ llev t•nlra nn·
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~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS
J~MINE CREEK
Sl<YLARI< LA.-.E
IH BAYCREST
Jw;t llmslwd. s11t1ng va
cant and ready for you!
A s1n~lc slury . 4
b<.'<iroom. pool home on
Skylarl.. Lane 111
:-iewPorl's rash1on able
Haycrest Iii~ 120 lot . a II
new appliances amt fix·
lure:. and r enewed
landsrapin~ This one b.
pnml'. now's the time!
Jui.I redt'1.'oraled and
properly pnced
UHl9UE HOMES
675-6000
Rc:ncho Son Joaquin
Thrtt of th• B.st
FOR ~F.R MODF.L with
all th<: exlras you'd ex·
1:1t:ct 5 Bclrm~. -I h.11h-..
till' roor. r<•tlun·cl 3
S20,UOO to ~di ;\OW
$13 ·1 .900 ltlll
F.SCAOEHO llANCHO
~AS .JOAQLi l:-.:. l"o or
the be-:.t' 2 Bdrm:; San
:\'lall•O Mn1lrl, MC)I!> lo
pool . f1n1• IOl'dllOO
Sll-1 .500 13 VIEJO
V1t•'4-. or lake. gnlr
cour..t'. mnuntJm:-. from
1mmatulall' 2 Bdrm +
ril'n, San Carlo" ~ln<lt•I.
Sl19.5o0 1'.."IU Ll~IT on
the 1:11lf rnurse ·2 Bdrm
102~·--------------....••••..•..•.••.•...•
CORONA DEL MAR
Heauuful dupk'I: lln\cst·
mcnt or homl' with 1n
tomt•I, a block a'4a~
from Big C()rnn ;1 lk·nt~1
USt:D BRICK patio 1•11
try with oct>an \H'V.
Atnum dining or family
room art-a Three
bedroom plu:-. two
bedroom 'iew apart·
menl
COLE OF .-.EWPORT
REALTORS
67S.55 I 1
DUPLEX
OPEN Sot /S..n. I ·5
4833 CORTLAND
4 Bdrms .. IC<mll) rm . 2
frpks .. privatt• pat11l
~upt:r IHll 111.•f.C. oct•.111 +
hill view Fee land. Only
~.~
OPEN SAT /SUM I ·5
506 MARGUERITE
Clean, bnj{hl & chl'l'Q J
bdrm . 2 ba . den
Re<luced to S189.000
MAURY STAUFl''~R
SEA LION REALTY
360t E Csl II"~, CdM
G7J.SJ!H
1213 N C!il llw). La~una
497 338R A new offering m Ccl~1
Ow1wr's uo1l hJs 3 HR. 2 ---------• ha. & 2 r1rcpla('t•S. I in
the master BR' Ne"' \'r I
BR un1l over g;1r.1r.t'.
Pnced 10 :.ell at $191 -.oo
~hov.nbyappt 640·511:!
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HARBOR VIEW
I Bdrmi. . fom1I~ rm .
m:l!\>;l\'C lot . n1~p &:
hnghl. ..in·a·s ht•-.1 ':thh•.
$!111.0110
llAS'rl!'lGS & CO
R IUl.TOHS I) 10 .,;,t~l
Neat 2Rr. H 2 lot. furn.
1;4 ACRE pc1tio. dbl ~araJt1'. <'101.e to beh & shops Pnn only lmmac 4Br. 2Ba. 2 64(Hi0&1
frplrs. hmt' in Cameo---------
Highland!. Otcc1n & l'a
nyon view on ', arrt' p, l
bc'h access Opn Sat 1Sun.
l·6pm or by app't 70!1
Cameo lllghlandi-L>r
S247 .500 c Fee I.a ntl 1
Pnn<' only 6i3 1592
CDM VICTORIA._.
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f1rl•plan· t 11t· t•nlr~ Jml
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!>IO 1720
BY ow.-.ER •POOL*
Ext•l' 4litlrm. 3Ba, eiton. 'il'A&RB I
prof lndHJHI man~ I llftlK"'9
xtra:-, :\1u!.I ~ell. und1.•r ,
appraisal s101uoo op .. ·n "#I In Callfornlo '
S..l I 5. Wkd):., 5-15 71:.!>! .-.---------• 975 Ot>tl\'er Un Vl'
Pnn only
•TRIPLEX*'
i'.:ai.t C: 1t1 I '~ Yr:. old
S.171.000 Ownt•r <:1n-c1ou:.1
Submit' Bkr :>.s2 0431
TOP WC Ml'~il dcl Mar.2
sl~ -I br. 3 ba. dminj!. end
pa 110. cl l' n s 1 : I . !JO ti
0....Tier 7~1-0383
~u:sA v1-:nm:
OCEAN VIEW
S72,500!!
J Bdrm on the Bluff
I hJt!e lot' t> car g11rage
WESTCLIFF AREA
$95,000!!
Slt'P'i to Manner':. Park
& Wc:;tchff Plua Lo\'c
Iv 3 Br . 2 b:i on
murururcd slrel't
NEWPORT BEACH
S90,000!!
l'l'Ler ll Blau: & i\:.::.v1·
il4T>:!~ll
MUST SELL!
Lar~e bt•ach to"' nht.111:.l'
I' ri cl' d v. c• II h 1· I 11 "'
mark<'l 3 Bdrm~. d,•n.
2·~ ba Sma II oct .. 111 ' 11·"
~.900 r1rm Call Juhn
493 1400 or 4Sl3·93K I
OCEAN&
HARBOR VIEW
Magn1r1rent \ ICW or
0<·ean. harhor . c1ly &
ro&Ume. dJy & night
Luxury 3 bdrm. den and
21 ~ ba end unit St·C'luded
IO<'atloo and e\ eryda) 1i.
a vacation. Mu::.l l>t'll
$122.500 lr42G
KR PROPERTlES
49J.938 I & 492-8700
BToro 1032 ..••...................
3 Bdrm. :? bath. deun R>
owner 242-t I Ank~rton
~96-2944. 8:r. I 026
IRVINE
5 Bdrm. tam rm :J hu. ~ lxlrm I'" hci . lltnt.1"''
11p)lr.1c1t•d ;)!Ill •;a,i, Park ~..Jiol 1v.nh ... ~.1
!II~ &'~I '"ll"'r \l(l li'l HI i
HO.WO do"' n lll;'ar O<'l·.111
• &ll!>Oll 111 XI rJ I,.: I
hr. dl·n rc1· rm. pool •
patio :!l.1!!1 1\ugu~tJ Cir
!Aiti 570tl Sl35.000
Won't Last Lonq!
Elq;ilnl. iron g,11,·el ,,
lldrm '1llJ form.i t 1 ::
t1•rta1nm)(. 11ourml•t , th
II J! h I CO 1. n I r ~ C 1 u I,
RA!'lC~HI l.1\l'l' t-:ST.\ amt.'mll~ .NI 5.'ltlll
EIDor.ido. "'1th'"' Turtll'rotk .s b1 2 ho.1
pJru.l\e b1lhard rm. '."'d ulnum. l'alh l't ll1nµ
bar and rl'fni: 1"ear Ut>st bu:y al Sll4.000 ~11111,
3.000:.qft 1nv.arm"'oo<l PM.co SegO\IJ (',,,
tones. Fire~1de lt1teht•n. 95.S-2'79U
hu~e dine. C'enlnal u1r -----
Primt• beach propert~ W ondbrtd ~l' l'l.it·•·
Rl·d Carpet. Hobrrl:. JBdrm hme al·ro~" 11
R E s.:16-9311 I a It e 0 p t' r. h u u .., '
~ Sat!Strn. ist Mand11n .. , ~ I 042 OcHn Spray R .~.
••••••••••••• •••••••••• 759-9222.
VERY PRIVATE
Harbowr Townhouse, 3
BR. 3 ba. util rm.
Spanish patio,,. brick
rrpll'. all tuxury appt.:. ...
poql. Jac . sauna &
dbhsc Ov.nr 1rnnsr·c1. m.ooo Rv 11ppt. K-lt> 73ZI
NEWIN
THERA.-.CH
I 034 Irvine 1044
B\ o"nt•r. J hr 2 ua
1,;mily rm. rrpl, frnn·ll
'rd fledul·cd tn $7<1.!IOO ;,~ nc<'<b p<amlm,1! 1.·h
2\IKO .luc·arandu Call
alh'1 5 Gi5 H-lhl
C'hc1rmrn~ 3 Bdrm home•
C)Ull't ~lrtel. lur.f;(l' lot
l.one<l for 2nd unit
Fountain Voll~y .·.·.··.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·.·.·.··.·.·-·1 ·····wHV.RE°Nf .....
I\ moc.l beautiful "rll>nc
lt"s country h\'ln).t an 1h1·
<'ll) Th•' ,\p,1 1011,,•
.\!odd. reatunni.: 4 1m
tamll" room .,, 11 \
nt'W plu:.h C'otml'I l·lrJ•l'I
form; 1 d 1 n •nit rc11ir1•
makt·' lh1 .. Olll' 111 I h··
mu,.1 1lt· .. •r.1bl1• ''' 1·
pl rt • 1·... 11 n l o ti d '
markl'l Ask tn SI I H.91H 2 Br. I ba """" hugl' honu,
rm i\dct 2 morl' unit>-in
n·ur fal'lnl? park S7!J.500
Pnn only 61:.!·9titici
BYOWHER
sro.-.e FIREPLACE
$82,500!!
.t 111 . lam rm. VA term!>•
AS S L'~1 ,\ BL E J.O ,\ ;-. DEVIN
91 2•, RE.AL ESTATE
.i BH I'• hath. RAQ. dt>I 642-6368 ~~~~~~~~I
rpk. Ml""' \.\·rdl' t•xt-~ 1----------1 -ar1·.i H1·riurl'd Try TRl·LEVEL llEAL:TY I
S2-l.OOcJ e•a :.h rlown IT'SCOOL' Mesadt>I Mnr Br. J ba Suix-r sh:.irp
Ownrr will (';1rn 2nd TU area 41lr. b1~ pool. dL'n Xlnt 1w11Zhborhood l'Ml'l
or I rad1· O"' nl'r •<1)!1 w 1bar $97.500 O"'nt·r n•duced 55.000 Bkr.
;).I(;. 1554 ~•II help hn;mt'l' Pnn i~ 6262
WHE~ YOL' CA~ lU'Y I
W1• h.1' l' rondu" .101'1
patw hOllll'' lur :-all'.
SSIJ.000 Sitl.01.10 Tt•nna:..
poob. ~pui-and "'eig ht
room l..k.si. than I yt•a
new Call today 1----------. -.. "' •~ .. . RESORT HOME
u\t' m lh11-:' BR ,111~1,
fa m I I }' h (l m (' w I I II
prt\ .ill• pool & r"' '" L.Jrl!(' t·ounln k 111·1\1 11
'u lJt' r I.in cf-. c· ,, µ • 11 •
Gft'lll pm'l' C.ill One of our newt•,,t & m11-,t
ht•au11 rul a rca:.. .11IJ111n -
in g Hig Canyon Goll
< 'our.:;e Gu:irdl•d i:.ill' :1
Bdrms .. ramilv rm . lwl·
ll'rthan nt''' '. $!.H ,;,oo
So. or Bay:,1de. 3 br. 2 b;i,
formal dining rm. ~tud~.
beaut. tiled k•L<'hl'n. bit·
111.-;. !>lam ~las!>, Pl'~l?Crl
hrd\4d flr:.. paddle ll•flnl" en Verv rart' hom1•
S239.ooo· o .... nr llkr
673 1148
+dt·n San J o.iqu1n Rl'STIC 3 br. 2 bil. rrplr.
\1od1:I. l'l'~g"d "11od µallo:;. wl'll drcor.1tcd.
tlonr-.. oJI.. p:inckrl t'rue<>l house $153.000 By .-.-.---.-___ -;;;;_-;.~
MESA VERDE
Nr .i:olf cour~t'. largt>r I
'>\~ luxury honw -!Br
3Ba, dt•n illfl!J.OcJO B\
own1•r540 il!ltl
onl) Call o"ner lor .1ppt - --------
5-IR i~l 2FORI
RANCH REAL TY
551-2000
O_P_E_N_S_A_T_/_S_U_N__ 3 br 2', ba ... ;ipt +pool -----..---mj 83l·ll80
lrwin•'t Only
RED CARPET r1replat•e 14 SOI .i\:0-.0 m.rncr 6'10 7U3'1 + t~nn1" Si3.9l111 WHAT'SYOUR ~l'" ly pumkrl. J br :! h.1 ms i41 I Se,• Sat I .i PLEASURE? OPEN DAILY - ----Spy~l.1:-.s lhll. I Br. Fam w rum rm. frpl . t'alh -THE BLUFFS ~
I\ ,._lj l<l.\I '' ' I Ii. i V1'ilu Larl•do . 3
hdrms .. 3 rull baths. lle·n. /~I) i t 111sl H•1 Corora d1I M"
llC<lf pool, 1----------1 CARMELITA f%n,l•nd --------
11111 l ~ISH.SOO C-2 BAY & BEACH Newoort Blvd REAL JY 759-0811 "2 ''l · x I !i I ' P ropt:rt Y
450NewportC'cnterDr w 1older t500sq f~ bwld·
Newport Beech Ing .. also a 2 unit 111 rc ----------•1 ar Owner v. r:irry loan with 29'; down Fu II
Want Ad Help? 6(2-5678 price
Have something to sell?
Classified a ds do 1l well
$180.000
F.xcluslve I isling
F.<1 Riddle Rltr 646-8811
UMDB S 150,000 IM HEWPOH
Sliaady trH1, l•r~ackyerd ••d
'9111 ·-•· nls l oo. .._ .._
....... ..S • pri•• fffHeg. Hwdwood
......_ tpecJG.s IM119,... with a weed
....... ,... ................. ls .... .,wt .... .,., s. 4',500.
THI& UMITS--&.IDO $475,000
A p.rHH'• ll•Udl•t acroH fro•
leyfl ... , ..... ••cJW, fl.CCII .Id ....._ <>--d act•a• fw,. 111.+r. .......... J T.,..t1e1al . ........... a ....
2633 W.Cout HWy.
Newport Bac:h
-631·1100
Hm. pool. occ.m "'""' Sl95,!XIO 21 11ode~a flay
Dr Opl•11 Thurs. thru
Nin. 12 5 llork1.'r Hl'ol
fiilall' (714 I 7SS·97 '4
~lt-:...1 \'erde CO:\'Trl1\CT
Si\l.E. NO C.:REOIT
l'C•ihngs $117.500 HwttingtOfl Beach I 040 R1kt: lo the la kl· t rom
7;>4·0'..!86 7S2 k252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• your C07) 2 Bdrm.:: hath Executive
~a;i-;oi;:o Onh IOK" BDRM. 2 lli\Tll. Near
J n°"n Sl.000 mo Total So Coa~l Plnza. Ownt'r
pm'l' SJ 10.l)(JO on this 2 anx lo sell 9H.SOO or
ston ,l SBcl rm. 21:-Ba make nffl·r 751·0221.
hmt'· OwnN agt. Bill. ~-74-1-0
RJl 1257 --------· OLD SLASHED $100,000!
Bayfmnl 3 bdr m , 3 hath
home + gut•s t ~pl CONDO! Yr old 2L).t2br.
CORONA Shar('(! pier. h:f' land 2 ,.-:-ha. sunken LR .
OPEM SUM I 0-4
DRIVE BY
2403 CO!aLEGE Call forapp'l now ' w tfrp l Rm·k dr P\l MAURY STAUH'F.R
OEL MAR ! 3 Bedroom, 2 SEA LION REALTY patio $83.000 673·920!!_
bath. Only 1 year old 3001 E. Cst Jlv.y, CdM Hg mstr br "tfrpl. c•nun
REDCARPET7S4·1202 673·5354 t ry kitchen. 4 br. 3 ba. 2
toCfWuke Forest 1
T hill ColleJZt' Park 4
lx'droom. wt•ll lo1:utcd
wulk to Pla1.u. t•oul'llr}
COMMUTER
SPECIAL
4 BR 1~, Ba & b1~ bonus
room for small pri<'l'
Well located homl'. near
parks. sC'hools, s hopping
& freeways. !<'or S84.950
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i~i J Mam St Hunhoiton Bue~
...,..WISTHETIME 1213N.Cst Hwy, Lai;tuna frpl's. made ror Ir!! fam1
""' 497-3388 , I}. trlr a<'rcss. Opt•n for job seekers lo check _________ ... House & Garage Sale,
the Daily Pilot He lp Sat 1Sun 3082 Platte Wanted classillcalion. H C-. Mesa I 024 MIJ.7879 Agt.
k1 1rhcn home onl) s&S Resale Spe<'iahsts
$81.500 Cenlllry 21 Do) Ir 3.4 or s bdrm model!;
Compuny Rl·altor:;. avail. )!Om t' w 1poul-.
548· ll68 968-4602 the job you want Is not ••••••••••••••••••••••• -----';...... ___ _
Lbett you might consider No quaUry Orama lie. nu -------o{l--,-,~-~ f)-'C~-:~:--C..---
oCfering your services sly, 3Br. 2'"' ba. Nr bch. d/?J~ ~).-'-!:) pq·~:)
with an ad ln the J ob 10'~ dn $129,950. 646 1035 01&.>
Wanted category. Phone eor.e .. M9r 1022 Thal lntri<1uing Word Gome wltlt a Cliudfe
llU-5678 ••••••••••••••••••• • • • • -.a i.y CU.'f •. ~
CE
810111 BLlllS DD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
or:":"~ .. !o.~. ~ -----......
low to lo"" '""' """'le word1
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$3.lit. 1 quldllY rouncs °"' whr "-___ _....._.._.. 11 .. sue. 11 '* • ntet Of
Penrungton Propcrtle~
SPLISH SPLASH
In your own l'ustom pool
With O\'crsu.ed l\caler &
filler Surrounded by EZ
care yard & t•n<'loscd
chlldrens play y ard.
Huge Fam Rm &
kitC'hen. make this 4
Bdrm. 3 hath home u
family man~ delight Call for further details
F~ ... l =-i
4 br. 2 ba, D/W. fpl. I m1 to
bc:h. $83.500 Owner
980-6210
Townhomt· 1n WOoll
bnd~t· Ft•l•lin.i la:)"
St~! to the pool l'lo:.c h>
Wunt M>htu<k" Takt' o
SW'lbath on your secluded
rl'dwood dt·{'k Thi!>
home has all thl' tine•
qualities or an S&S bwll
nome HURRY ON T HIS
ONE' $88.500
CoH for D•tollt
644-7211 ..
FABULOUS
HOME
IN IRVINE GROVt:;S
This huge detached
Laurt>I Model 1s ideally
Home
5 Bdrm 3 h1< I 1111 r1"
Prei.cou ~lodcl m W04w1
bndgl• Plut't' 1':011 ;1,1 te•
pat1~ und fO\\ m. •I'•
landM'llPIO~
LGrf1M leach I 048
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Bcach Joseph 11 ,ul'
Bkr1Bldr Call 49·Hlbl8
located on a jll'eenbelt at BY OWNER
end of <'Ul·dl'·sar 2 door'I PRIME LOCATION
from pool and !!po. A :? Orean view from evel")
stoy 4 bedroom home ..... q ono With h~e fa m ily room. room. 2t"".> sq_ ft .,., ·
d 0 S Opn Rouse. Sat /SUl'I 1 s central air a n L T 905 Canyon View Dr
MORE Only SlOlUOO C•ll now (Of' dt-talli. and _n_•_t_41M_·32_18 ____ _
to!\ee 3 BR, l'h Ba, plu:. ltlnl
rm . & ht-~t..-d -"P·•
Panoram ic view ~lit 1
very anxious 01vorl'•
fortt:!:I 11alt'. A·d•1n1
ll+UOO Call Mr. Blctt le: MR. 898-1o19
THI UST YALU!
CAHY~RIST TOWNHOUSE
Elegant 3 Bedroom Protected By
Security Gate . Tas t e fully
Decorated With Electric Kitchen,
Sep Oin.lng Room. Sunken Uving
Room W/Wet Bar. Fee Land. Pool
And Jacuui. S~.900.
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UMC .. alW.TY
Prtv. party wanu to buy '4 Ht..ZOOO
br home In Jlunt. Bch ---------•
1n MONARCH
T£RRACt: tfuct•Bdrm. rorni•I d•ri ~~ lam rm. fq '.
&31·1800
..
from pnv P•rt)'. 548 3173 SACRIFJCE
2 beuut ne~ 3 bdrm•.
tot•ll> up arad d 613...:Jll
NICHOL.SR f l400 SoC0..1 I-'•~)' t. R
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DAILY PILOT
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binoo
LagunaNtr1
Realty •
..,,_ EJ\lar1ed Portorino ""' ., WEST condominium
3800 11quure rl'.it Lake & 4 bdrma. atudy · cedar Eastbluff R&J"ely avadable. now Ill
fl'I o u n l 11110 \I I e w s pi:mt'I~ bonut rm & r1im VIEW-4 Bedroom. J $139.000.
Landacaped & loaded rm wtseeond bnck frpk. bath Lw.k bwlt home BERTHA HENRY
with up1&rld1:~ l''or ault.4 4 ba View°' bag cunyon. Quality carpeb, custom REALTORS
by ow n • r I 7 I 4 ) l''ee hand. window tttatment. 1111 !15 DetMar 492-4121 I Ta44M 17'8 Portlfanleiah Cir bualtJnt. JACUZZl·SPA 121~.000 2 Plreplaces. Walk to MlGUB. SHOllS
Uutal.andtnc ~eao view ---------i from thla ovenlqd 3 OH C~ Chlb
PAMORAMIC
Ocean View Homes Yor lnformallon contect:
al ia r d • n h u rn l' Vlciftfty
NEWPORT l~CH
C*THllAY!
Your own pnvate beach. Boat.mg.
facilities.
-2 br 1 ba dbl wide·mint condition
(S4S36x&u·68)
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Many ~ xt.r•11 l.11rt1t' 1Jdrm twnhme. tileaant
Rlchard A Fuller
Office: G"4 4040
Home: 8'0-8044
school.I. shoPping, tennlll
$2:25,000.
17141955-0177
0,... Sat /s.mdcry
UISArWut
He.,..IHch
4 luxUJ')' custom homes
available w /benefits of
SanClemeotecoastal hv·
lng. Homes Include wet·
bars, green.house win
<lows. Nutooe food cen·
ten & much more. YOU
-corner lot w/ huge brick patio.
Ideal for entertaining.at end of
cul-de.sac. 2 br l ba (58171740-72)
-Walk to Cannery. 2 br l ba dbl
wid e. Decorator home .
(S5051x&u-71 >
lol SJT9,900. mUll'r AU tl•, l!Art(('
PAIJC NIGUIL 1utclk'11. & anul·h. much
CONDO more! Sl00.000 SC'nau
-.... ......, • .w .... ....., Yk·
terle l••c•. '••t•rl•t •Hhrf•I
WESTCLIFF By OWNER
lA05 Mariners Ori ve
New l y decorated .
wallpaper a ll rooms.
38drm. 2Ba. pool & jac·
cui.i. 2 Patio'• tiled en·
trance, prof landscp
yard. New drape11,
carpets. dishwasher.
rcfng. Priced for quick
sale Sl!'i5.000. 646-0339
c,..ft •••M~a1 .. _...., ..... tic ......... ....... ............. . ._.,,... ...... r--. Tllh .._ ...
Spacious • a•r•y :i b111 tltlf'IUI vuluc. fl37 9$00
RR • d e n . 1.uritl'
bn•ukf•llt l.trt'll 111
katt'hrn. up dln1n.c
n~. l.ovltly ttar paUu
MUST SEE! Priced from IY OWNER S'228.ooo. All offers will be
Nwpc. Shores. $135.000 3 considered. Full Bkr. co-
bdrm. 2 ba. den. Comm oper ation. 498-0200 or
pool. tenms. Block to 831-9122
Beat The Speculatoric' Call 20th Century
Mobile Homes, lnc. <7141 5'!'7-S900 or 12131
594·6701 wilil 10 PM fen rtdi ................ ,...,.
-..... ,.. ...... Sl7'.000.
4tM55t
Only lUT,1100. ocean. You own land. No ---------1
REAL ESTATE
GREATEST SPOT 0:\
11-IE HlLL' Bwld 'our
dream hom1• on th1,,
~hatewater view lul
f&.000 al you »l't now
OWNER TRANSFER
RED & must of er tha!> un
usual 3 bedroom. 2 bath
home in Lagunu Jt
Sl38.~ Xln 't '1~w
S P EC T A C t· L A H
WlUTEWATER VIEW L'o
your s from lhl '> 2
bedroom. 2 bath home. A
musts~ . $138.SOO
NO RISK · Great ant'ome
from present tenan~ and
much future potential
Completely remodeled
wrth lots of cedar. m and
out. brick work. loads of t'harm plus view and
watk to be•ch. South
t.aiuna.1157.SOO.
ENJOY THE GOOD
LIFE an this quahty 3
bedroom J bath home
Fabulous for entertain·
mg and family enJOY·
ment. An atmosphere of
pnvacy as well ai. a
super view of the Pacific
;ind bri ght lal(hl s
$215,000
"OUTA SIGHT" is this J
bedroom, 3 bath at
S230.000. Call us to sec
th.ii. outstanding home
PRIME FOR
DEVELOPMENT · 4 2
acres on Mulholland &
Cahuenga. $1 .S mal
EXPAND TH I S
OPERATION and reap
the fullest benefits from
lhlS top locallon beauty
salon. Owner must sell.
Pnce reduced to ~0.000
1104 So. Coast llawav
LAGUNA BEACI(
497-2457
!-'REE PARKING
Village Fair Mall ---
THREE ARCH BAY
48R. 3BA. pool, spa &
ocean view! Steps to ten·
nas cou r t & pri vate
beach. $340,000.
DENNIS BUSH
Lingo RMI lltat•
499-4551
•DUPLEX•
Ocean side or hwy' level
lot. easy access to beach
Needs peinl, minor re·
pa.IJ"S; Idea I for home &
income. Hurry, o nly
SLSS.900
Mission Really 494-0731
AT OCEAN . North end.
deluxe 2 BR, 2 ba OYO
apt Lge. liv Eler ~ar .
det'k. S118,000. Owner
rmance!
P~ Allen Rltr.
494-7578
PIUVATIOCIAM agts. 548·2787 San Ju.
•LIDO ISLE• Capfatrano COMMUMITY
Mull 1tlL'll-Moved
Heduced l20.000 for r11,t
IMlie 2 BR 11rdt'n homt•
w many uparack-1o 4.:1111
now & Kt't' lo
dav 11S2.500
M~CHIAY
TURACE
All wood & gla~s home
8e¥uliful Cort~i custom
d ·cor, 3 br, f' It , w/una
que bit an t'ltt in~
b.ar/WUle ruck. 2 full bis,
nl.llny exlru & up"radl!N
Wulk to park. Ira cul·de s.c lOl. Sln.900. Assum
loan Pnn only 831·3495
or S40--3332
w upo~ed beam re1I --------• lflgt>. Span1~h ttlc roof
Prof land~caped. 4 BR
W/lllrt um OH muter
By Owner. Harbor View
Home . Phase 11
Palermo Prime location
on corner lot. next to
gmblt near clubhouse &
pool Newly p11nted
home offers 4 br 2"'1 ba.
den, mirrored bdrms &
bar with many addt·
uonal upgrades mclud
Elegant Spamsh family
home 4Br. 3 + Ba .
formal dan. lg brick
cowtyd With pvt boat yd.
next to tennis, beaches &
clbh st> S36,,000
Ownr /bkr 61J-880:f eves
OCEANFRONT
DUPLEX
N 0 R I N S r,6:~::·F· 493.9494
R E A L T y ,.4_9_s-s_2_20_•_>0._s_os_o
1
tiGHT IS EHOUCiH7 extended patio area with
Executive home "7" gas flrepit. ~87.500 fee
bdrms. family room. dtn Open House Sat /Sun
& I b 12·5PM. 187 1 Port 1ng room 1 rary un.~1 Pl 26 Loaded w 1th ex l r as. -"-"""_e_r __ . 640-__ 84 ___ ,
Owner transferred. See ---------1
2Bdrm. IBa each unit. 4.Ba an lndry off 2 car
garage. wd burn frplc.
lotchen BBQ. 6708-6708~
W Ocnfml. $365,000 is·:~
dn Shown by appl only
Contact R.S. Pattison.
Agt .
LIVE IN THI-: llF.ART
01" LAG UNA EnJO)
pnvac:y and :-.ecunty less
than half block to Ma111
l~l.l('h. Walk to fe!>ltv<tls.
µarks. playhou!>t'. and
shops This spa<'aous &
bra J:ht 2 Bed , :i Ba
11arrlen apartment 1i. 0111)
385,!ISO
at and submit all offers
83'7·9500 "U" must "C" 642-3008. Pnnc only .
• BROADMOOR
SEAVIEW
$220,000 & $235,000
,anlOl -mi" Vi•w Not re·sale property. The .... .. ~ 2 largest 4 BR homei:. in
The best of WestclifC
NeaUy groomed 3 Bdrm
home with beautiful
yard. Near Mariners
school. s hopping, etc
App<>lntment only. Ca II
S40-ll51 .i
NORTHVIEW En.Joy Lake Mission Vie Seavat>w offered Cor
Prime vaew. next lo jo J BR + den or 4 BR. ong1nal sale. I Yr. wur·
•••••••••••••••••••••••
IEACHHAVEH
$81.500 •EXCITING•
Ulxury Lf vlftq
1975 Madison 28r. 2Ba.
20xl6 la ving rm an
G.uden Paradis~ for
two. eOJOY the ~sl ror
less.
California Pacific
Mobile Home S1dei.
2706 Harbor. Ste 208
540.5937
NEWPORT BEACH
1977 Dbl wide Lancer on
bay. Absolute doll house.
park t akeic pets
ISF2171·77>
Mobile Home Store
848-8895
1w4Mu Propetiy 1400. .......................
MEDICAL SUITES
IUILT TO SUIT
Hunt 1 n Kt on K t' lH h
area-6.500 sq ft medical
bldg for sal" upon !'.'Om ·
pleuon. Loeated between
Pacific Hosp. & Hunt
ington lntercomm Hosp.
I blk orr Beach Bl & Mam
St. New con:.lructton.
('Ui.tom SUlll' deSl!(O
ava1lablt'. 1''1nanClllK
;,1va1l11blt'
FLORIDA
PROFESSIONAL
BLDG.
Contact Warren Lorlll' or
Robert Jarrard. Mon·
F'n 848·3133 ----
Conwntrclol Property 1600
81-:AllTIFULLY
RESTORED. ocean view
Spanish mansion con
verted to J units walh ex
cellenl rental income
Half a mtle to Dana Point
Manna. $195.000
greenbelt. J bdrms. + !-\• BA. all upgrades. ranty. xlnt f1nanc1ng
den + family + dmmg Cul-de-sac st. walk lo ---------•I avail Ask rorZEE. ---------Move m for Sl6l9.000 elem srhool Open to all ---------C~stview Realty Mission Village condo •EXCITING• .•....•..•.....•.......
MIGUEi. SHORES offers except VA. $86.900 Two Bungalows. 2 BR. A Geo Elkins Co Front urut. 3 BR. 2 ba 586-9922 bunk d 1 Alr·eond. Walk lo stores 3 Bdrm ., 2 1,; b al h room. an arge apt 132-3910 644-4964 & mLSSion. S00.750. Prine
KIDS&PETS
.... of a mile from the
beach. fun m the sun
3Br. ZBa. too many xtras
to mention, in mo'it
beautiful 5• Family
Park an California.
CANNERY VILLAGE
NEWPORT BEACH
Three commercial lot,,.
2822-24 -26 Newport
Bl\:D . each lot 1s 25 .. <9tf OnJ lot with bui lrlang.
store or office. $325.000
Call~·
townhouse: secu red ---------1 Wllt.AJlsamelevel. .. Open 1.2-4 Sat/Sun ... EW..,,.RT HTS only. Owner 49!Hi018 community. Tennis. $55.000lnvestmeftt" 216 Pearl Ave .. Bal Isl " '"" •
pool, sauna etc Some Owner will carry a 2nd 67s.1414 Prine. only. 0Ff£RINGS
SPARKLING SEA & ocean view! Private Close to pool 2 Bdrm. ______ _.;.. __ J Bdrm. Victorian
EMERALD' TEES. New beach park mg. Sl 19.~. di.rung area. inside Jaun-AY OWNER char,.mer walll...IT\odern
desi--d-a--on-Call· dr.Y. Cpts. drapes Jt -HW Moo•on" ABr. DR. amenatie~. blPlfut. oalt .... ~. u..,....... ~ MAURYSTAUFFER n"UO d k "'" t I __.. fl l k t h course with panoramk 0 "" ec . .:xnsa iona t'R, Sl.59,500. Newly de rs .. coun ry I c en.
ocean view. Jdeal re-SEA LI N REALTY 51111000 corated. Assumable leaded glass & separate
sidence with incomt'. 3601 E. CstHwy .. CdM loan. 640-1141. ~tquarters. Sl42.600
$16.5,000. ••12•13-N•. C.~.·t•H•5!54•y•,•L•a•gu•n•alll ~75
. •~:m Lovely 3 Br. Fam Home in 3 Bdrm & family ~m .. AWAY FHOM THE 497-3388 "·---Nwpt Hts Area. Shows s uperbly remodeled
CROWDS. Beautiful. ---------I 1 ke a mode I . 420 homt>I Bit tn bookrases.
peaceful t'ountry settmj?. Lake For-flt 1055 ---------Lenwood Dr. CM. Bob window seats. t·ozy frplc
Loads of fax·up potential, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Reduced SJ0.000. Beaut. 5 -~_;.c..l_e._A...;g.;..e_n_t_540_· 1_7_2U__ & a sundeck. S149.900
t I r t bl Both sellers anxious• ex rcme Y com or a e1----------i br San Velarde. pror Bayfront +Dock CALLG4s.4453 as is. Laguna location 2 S... & Sail Club landscaped. up1?raded N 0 5 ta I g i c r h a rm Jf!J =~:s,.ff~huge den. 2 ~au:~ri~iu:!;. ~e:~~=~e~~ ~~01~ra c:e S.129.500. =:;.~ei 5~~1ho!;:~~~ni~ if!~~#?J
master swte. aar rond.. que does not describe. -i..--9---~
494-8057 lush atrium. HURRY ! For personal preview ·---------i 770-2111 tWwport leach I 069 call646-7171 Excellence ••••••••••••••••••••••• ()PfNlitQ·ll\IUN'o~,,...,,.
~0~r~~;t~;~~~~~ [•1t~!li!
ed. xtra sharp 3 BR l'On· . ----·-·JJ do. End unit. Pool.
TwoRnishedLoh jacuzzi. great loc. S88.666.
ln Lob Forest NEWPORT CENTER
approx. 6000 sq fl ea. REALTY 640-1812
With per1 meter block
wall. Next to Brock IY OWMER
Homes Models. Contact Nwprt Hgts lrg corner
Ted Cox . 213 /851 ·6767 lot,2bdr2ba.famalyrm
weekdays only 9·5 + bonus rm $119.500
O~NYOUROWH . MssioltViefo 1067 6457°"4 OpnSunday.
Sptahc10us 2 .bdrm. um&t ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOVER SHORES WI expansive ocean sunset views! Beautiful-MADRID750 Ownr/Bkr must sell 4Br,
ly maintained ground:.. Lake view. 2 rrplcs. wet JBa, prof lndscpd, & de·
Fananclngavail.S95.000 bar, AC. $137,750. corated w /jacuzzi &
. BEACHCOTTAGE _58_1_·4255 _______ ., pool. Blln microwave.
Immaculate & air · many other xlras
conditioned ; an ideal $9000 Dn $229,500. Opn Sundays
starte r home or 2nd 3100sqft 12·5. 1531 Highland Dr.
$15,000DOWN
•BY OWNER •BEACH
is JUSl 200 steps away
3Br. 2Ba. frplc, 2 c:ar gar
m a Carmel-like selling
on a p\'1. st. in L1do Sands
$138.SOO 645· 1262
SEAVIEW
$8500 Total Down
Broadmoor, 3Bdrm, 2Ba.
FROHTROW!
End unit townhouse, <!
bdrms, 2 baths. qwet!
180 Deg VIEW I $127.500.
MAURY STAUFFER
SEA LION REALTY
3001 t: Cst llwy, CdM
673·:>J54 1213 N. Cst Hwy, Laguna
497 3388
Vtew. tennis. guard gate, ---------Jacuzzi. pool. Owner will
carry balance of $229,000 San Clenwftte I 076
on contract at $1950/mo. •••••••••••••••••••••••
FUii tax benefits. Great WE HA VE THE HST
tax shelter. Prin only. By BUY IH TOWN!
owner.640·7778. 3 Br, 2 Ba. pool, ocean
home for l he c it y Assume ex.bis ting loan of • 645-4226 or 833· 1316·
dweller. Sll!'i,000 $108,000. Owner wlll HOUSE BEAUTIFUL PRICE
MIHt.ESTATE carry2ndT.DforS15,000. Elegant decor. VanLwt SLASHED"
view. $110.000. See it to·
day!
WF.STCOAST PACIFIC
REAL ESTATE 831·2600 A superb home in the Int. only. Total price wallpapers, 3500 S.F. of ••
heart of Lagu na. 3 S132.000.4Br.3ba.bonus beautiCuJ homeont2000 MUSTSELLNOW' Ex· oc.::• ... SIDE Bdrms .. den. 2 wet bars rm, Cam rm, conversa· SF lot /f 1 d. ' ceptlona I t ri ·I eve I """'"
& a kitchen to delight the tion pit. formal dining, + f~m ~:;;, ~~r:;8sed ~~~ twnhme in prime area. COMMUNITY
SMILE!
YOU'VE.f9UN.D IT
$75,900
~~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
1mmg pool. 1a~11,
saunas, enclosed roller
skating rink. minutes
Step mto the bright. spac Crom Fashion Island &
llvtng room. the sunny the Pavalhon & only
family room. the mom-S!9.000. IDL824611 1---------
sized kitchen w /pantry. Califonla Pacific
step into the ~ep. master Mobile Home-Salei; lncomt.Propmy 2000
suite. the upstairs BR '!\. 2706Harbor.Ste20t4 Step into a lifestyle 540.5937
. ..........•.••........
DUPLEX/$27.500
w !pools. parks. lak~ & ---------A short drive from
Orange Co gives you ;.i
highly desarablP an·a
With fantastic growth
and pos1t1ve cash flow
from your investment
For romplete detail:-.
you've found a hm of yourdreams! c11nusat FAMILYPARk Deluxe dbl wade Bar·
nngton in Or ange Coun·
ty"s nicest family purk.
I G Z3803-69 I
Mobile Homt Store
848-8895
Mobile HOfnt Store
Call 973-4626 How
Ben Hinkle R.E. Inc.
1631 E. 17th St. SA
A s s u m a b I e s . r t•
possessions. buy rentals.
Secluded. charming. 3 br renltown For mfo DOG KENNEL
2 ba house w/yard. frwt 17141848-8895 3 bdrm home with swam
trees: nr park in Mission ---------1 fllllli pool. ao dog kennel
Glen area. By owner. ..._.EAR BEACH + + +. Jncome appro'\': B.000. 498--0719 1"'1111 Ol.000 yrly For furthl'r
Santa Ana l 080 1977 Dbl wide Madison. mformauon & appoll'll low, low park rent ment to Sett call Anita.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1SF'24261. 642-5062or673-1182
O.EAN AS A WHLSTLE Mobile Home Store c.:.....-. 21 VA or FHA buyers inv1t ....... 1
ed 3 Br. Won't last al 843-8895 Crocker
$59.000.Bkr.iS4~. NEWPORT BEACH TRIPLEX COSTA MES,\
Tustin 1090 SKYLINE, 900 sq ft . l-2--l. laundry. SlOO.OOo
b e a u t d e c o r . n u Owner 675·5832 ••••••••••••••••••••••• cptstd11>5. fpl<' & lndry. ---------ATTENTION -Mirrors. $24.900 Pnnc
Forced Sa I e. C hoie e _on--'ly_._64_s_-0_24_.7 ____ _
Tustin area. Completely
redecorated. Move 1n
condition. 4 Bdrrns. 1650
sq n. 70 K 109' lot. Open
house Sunday al 13352
Diamond Head Dr. For information call Jim
Bishop at 544·8983
16 units Ontano. !'> yr' young, pool Pl~ el~
S400.000 20'~ down OwnC'r
Unique new John Lyttle
home w/vlew. $177.000.
Best value In hills .
586-4288.
REDUCED $6,000 duy~ 542.2682 evo
This blfl dbl wide 645-0721 Goldenwel>l an family -.---------
park. reduced to $29.900 ~M Duplex. xln_t cor '<>;-"
3Br, 2Ba. fwy close. nr So of llwy. 100·700 ..
s h opp in g c nlr Begonia. $152.500 Call
(Sl551X·73l · ror appt tii5·7424 aft. 5
Mobile Home Stan M I:" Co u r t e s y t u
848-8895 _b_rok_e_rs ______ _
12 UNITS
$270,000 heart of any gourmet. wet bar. 3 frplcs. 3 car FP & large living rm. Expansive bedrms. or PresldenUal Heights.
$4!50,000 garCelec opnrl. Huge Home overlooks large gourmet kit. spacious with all the benefits of co~ered patio. Newly c 0 v e re d Pat I 0 & step.down L.Rm + adult San Clemente hvmg. 7 --------~
painted and landscaped beautafully kept garden retreat. Hurry, call on luxury Townhomes
DEATH
FOACESSALE
197i Mad1so11. 24x56. nr
Mothet •In-law bch. comer lot. In desar:i
Eight 2 BR. four I BR
w /pool. Super sharp.
Monthly income of $!450.
Bellt'r hurry on 1h1 ....
they're almost gonl"
Dill today
1'JelrftLT ~'\."llMteiatft..,
At"lM~
1105 N Coa11 HllJhway l119un• S.,.ch. Ca 92651
l 7141 4IM 1177
31001 Coa51 H>Qhway
South UIQuna Ca 92677 17141 499 4591
by profess1o!'al. Without & lath s hade area . thisbargaintoday! available Pnced from
a doubt MV S Best Buy. Separate garden w /fruit 179.900. NOW Is the lime Call owner /broker at &nuttrees,grapearbor t o buy. 492·2780 or
581-2600, 586-0367 or even· & slrawbernes. You'll be 831·9310.
mgs caU 493-2513 glad you toolt the time to Ocean Vlew Hotnt
see this beauty! Call VACANT'
VIEW• VIEW 646·4380, Ruth Laurie MUST SELL FAST' OPEN HOUSE
Will love it' One end of ble 5• Park. $36,995 • .. ,_ · I <NC71.J0..31 I ........,. approxunate y ARTISTIC:
sq.rt. one story house has MOBlLE HOM ES separate quarters with 1714 1957_8005 kitchen & bath & separate entry. Ex· ___ <_7_14_>_S40_·l_J68_
540.3666
Wl1el1111
4 Bdrm Barcelona Hills _ru_tr_._______ Make any offer. Asking
Ocean/Canyon vacws . Best buy, this weekend Md!. Priced be low HEWPORTHTS. $139.9QO.JBR,2Ba.
S20,000 moves rlghl only, 4 BR, view home. market. FIXER·UPPER 115 VIA WAZIERS Scott Realty, ~7533
ecutive custom home
with 4 large Bdrs + in·
law suite is on "3 acre an
great area.
UJ..l380
l"IM'sO.ty
RED CARPET
Family Pet Park .
Orange County. 24x60.
REAL ESTATE
buyerin.3BR.den.2ba. $132,5t 0. Ownr/agt, WHtentPaciflc Ch 1 t Ope n house-New formal din'g, frplc, 2 Princonly,673-3415 Properties 731·1522 arm ng cot age, 2 Mediterranean Island So.SanClementeHome
1973 Vlltlng, 3Br. 2Ba. 6 UHfTS
AC. blfl home. comer lot COST A MESA _)
patios. newly decorated ~~ .. b~thbaatt~ch~n~~ abodereadyforoccupan· By ow,ner. 3 Br. 2 ba.
lmmed posT;ssion. gar age. Owner wlll cylna fewdays-buyers cmplUyr~dldln&out. f a c i n g c I u b h :; c 2 3's-2 2's-2 I's ( KJ..1685-6) ARTISTIC AIMIMble Loan. A(ft. l»xlOO'corner t. Flcxi •-w--a I •MTHVIEWS79,SOO finance. No points! save money. A Quintard Newkitch bath,flrsl&
ble terms $175.000. By _,.... • ._...... 052 Exceptional U~irades, $110,000 4·3·l·'t M.L.-Charles drps. 126 W an Anton o.
ownr,4944444.494·9966 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Q · d R 1 Open H se Sat /Sun
OtherRealEstate MOBILEllOMES 5!!_!·5~'!__!_~~_!~
••••••••••••••••••• ... •• <7t4>957.S005 2b 4b d I I I landl5caping, 3 r. 2 ba. HEWPORTIEACH 67~~ar ' ea tor 498-:BM or 493.0400 Ask
---------1Sparkling3 Br, 2 ba. cozy parent's tetreat. Open R••LTY 675•164~·---------_r_or_P_n_Bl_. -----ram . rm .. used brick Sat/Sun. Call owner. ""' '·· frpl, special amenities, 7~5368 --------USED BRICK
-. ....... u... H-1 <7141 540.1368 r. + r up e.x w poo . ,_ ...... Prime Easts1de CM .
ForSole I 100 AereopforSole 1200 Pride or ownersh ip .
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• $127.500. Good te rm"
alrcond, ttallan Ule, pro· -------WAnRFROMT 0Ak PARQUET fess. landscpg .• lge. CAMEL PLUSH patio, fire pil, gas BBQ; Llttt.hlNjH 2Br, 2 story, 3 level con $129,900 room for pool; lovely Classtned Ada are really do. Newsboy model at
view' $132,500 small "people to people" the Cove.
salel calls with big re· 1339.000.
COZY COTTAGE HEWPORTIEACH JOO ACRES ava11.CallS48·1790eves.
a.arming 2 bedrm near 3Lowterriparfi~lrnen·P!'1'k resales. GRAB A HAMMER! beach. Ha rdwood Ors. • ._. Riverside Co. al a main
d b I CALLADEUNE r r Six un1ts -F.aslsidP lge yar . rtck pat o o ··· rwy off ramp Some ,..~t·a M-a' Ideal tor a 1be best value avail in 54,soo Monterey xlnt. commel"t'1al polen· """' ""' the original BLUFFS. REGENT REALTY MoblleHomes tl•J. Rapidly developln" bwlder or a filcer Older 3 BR, 2 ha, fam rm. frpl, adership and big raulla! 714-759-1961
LoOkl! lge fenced patio. Qwet To place your dauified1---------
0cean & ml. view : 4 culdesac.$105,000. ad.calltodayM2·5a78.
Vacant & avail ror a 831 .. 3114 839-6SJS area&2 m1.orrrwy fron bwldin11s m excellent .
quick escrow! 3 Big BR. • .. --------•I U405H2808Hl212l tage. Investor terms. upl(raded area. close to
bdrms .• family rm.. P99 Altft RJtr.
deck, large yard. $45 494-7578 ............. 1052
Month tocome. SJ.39.950 ---------"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• MAKE OFFER
MAURY STAUFFER
SU LION REALTY
3801 E. Cat Hwy. CdM
8'f3.SSS4 W)N.~~Laguna
•IYOWNER•
THIS WEEK ONLY
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story 3 bedroom 2~ bath
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4 bdnns. study, cedar
paneled bonus rm & fam
rm w/second brick frplc,
4 ba View of big canyon
Fee land.
1748 Port Manleigh Ctr
$21.!'i,OOO
2~ BA. formal dimng & 1" ---------FARGO. schools. trnn~portalion
living + sep. laundry SMORECLIFFS e EXCITING e 1714 I 876-Si17 and shopping. Can add room. Sounds great ORSZ22080 ooe unit' Only $210000
doesn't it, well call & 0'94 HOUSE ---Cull ;52. 1920 we·u be happy to show rt SUNDAY l·S SI 10 Pwk Rtttt
to you anytime. 201 Via AJ.tre At the h ~a c h . In 10 ACRES Ocean view 3 bedroom. beauUfully landscaped private beach club, on secluded adult park· Beaulilully landscaped
large secluded lot. Anx 1or geous 24x60 1974 with many ancient 011U. J QUAIL
PLACE
PROPBTIES ..
IOUI, only $110.000. DonUS•WP of the line, Lovely home with hugt!
•SIA VIEW BERTHA HENRY 2Br, 2Ba. fam rm Is family l'OC>m & aueat CO,. n l:Jor.M.I
New Bodford Model REALTORS much row.it YoU want house. s Stor aae· ~UR .. EX
Oce•n Is clty liSht view. ..._ 215 Del Mar 492-.il.21 to live in this T1p of lux· gar1ges. horse corral.a, r•
N house Cul d ;;"Iii.."'-" W'Y wtth a paupers purse fenced. Terms. FARGO. M A VERDE .~ • bd. t e sac ·~:;_...,:: Oreat vlew from •v•ey UW.ialt. (KT120f-&J. (714)677.5691 .... l ...... bedroom unit .. In s .... -.a •• • rmt, am rm. room of thl1 Bro116moor OR m.<>530 "'" .. ., ..
2 &pie s. 3 ba. Fee land. Oceanfront. Sin.ale feml· ~ucape. 3 Br. 2 bi. Ctlfonlla Pactfic tm.Colt.a Mesa l6c1.11lon. ~~,.rTwDlll c:onstder ty, $295,000. owner wlll plan. Outst.andlnl cstm Mobilo&moSales .._.Pto,erty 1350 $159..SOO.Call752-t920 ~...:'y · b'•w .. _ finance. Holli• Wood lndscp1 wlht1h'" upf(rd 2'70lflarbor.Ste208 ••R0•••, .. ::::0••1•;:•C•::.•• ' '-'UAIL uv• askS s:,nuerer Realtor,875-8678. lnt. ~It, Sat tSun 12·6. ___ 1_40._5_t _J7___ -•• '""" ro ,,.
ForlnformaUoncootact· SUPERB 20'7 Calle Sallla. Call LOWDOWM llAJAIMIXICO PLACE Rlabard A. Jl'uUer . 955·2831 or 498·0997. ._.__ 12x60 Moblll!home + two
Olfice:&44-4CMO RusUc28drm+tl n.Zba Ovmer,prlnconly. PAY~·· Stoey brick showplace PaOPUTllS" Home:~ beachOUAe. Xlnt cond. WHYIUY Will~· you Into th11 4BR 2BA Mt /Ocun CO,..TIU:>O,.M.I All wopd celllna ' dbl wide Amer lcao. v t e w 1 c / •·urn . __ ..;._ ____ _
beams. Redccorl\ed. Beu. bch. bomeduPICX ~ced lO atll fut at ROSARITO HOTEL PY OwMr. 2 bra be condo. "1bt loc•t. tull ractl Mk·
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t.:til pd ~15 HI\ peti. no ch1ldr~n. $310
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qu.-tball ruurt or 1 Ii I::\ l TI F ll LL y mg rm & fam rm Pn\' Nfo:WPOHT CENTEH Tierra Ot'lSol Rily -&MJ.290_l ____ _
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$85,000 548-ISS32 µnm.-lcH atwn SllOtl mo •<'<>NSUM .. ,'R'S(',lllOJ-', patru, Jlu area . S450 5575 mo Long lt>rm "" ----Sl75 no""' I t & last \ rh I". w gardener 846 2901 "\lull. Call u•.u~.·. 4' .... :nu5 3 Bdrm. :l ba(h Ill !ht• Oc~anfront luxunous 1 br brh & shop'g, II/I ssoo I • .....~ s
u a ~ ... , "" Blul mo 646-9714 or i;.au.9335 +cleaning 548·2855 W•stillhavesu~r COftMll'ntr's hw°"!! rs Si600permo S55o No pt:ts. Yrly. or"~r:n79 ------llONl-:Y 01" /\ DEAi. ~003br kids Pl'l gar. 644 7084 Adults 4!17·H~ ....,.. I br4·plcx West Hamlltoo
ATTINTION
IUILDERS
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pru\.f'd pl1:1ru. for t:4 u111h
Only S275.000 ReucJv ln
bid Call 640 5112 :till
Nfttals a•ailab~... hclo1 e vou pay some 2br l.!3& gt1ral(e kids pb. SrtUlll fee. 557•0824 Carpor l. Partly furn
S350to S850 w•ek a It 1· n r Y f <• r the Cull' &l5·1900ll 7 ft'l' •llOMF:Joi NtH:Rs .iar. 2811. bltns. clc>M' to Barh apt. ot·ran view. Lrg 4 Br. 21 · b.1 duplex, ClOhe loshoppm". OCC&
HI::ACll 1n F'RONT or "l<l'N.\H<H'NO" Call •CONSUMER'SGUIOfo; bt-at·h. pool. ll:nn1i.. $700 pnv vard walk to Vic· sm polio. no Ptits. ~ar "
th1:. del'Or:.itur 1 lid rm CONS UM E H ·s G UlOE. Lok~ Forest 3255 mo &12·6112!1 ton a Brh 'Parking 5250 9!25tmo. Call U73·5510 bu.'>. 5225 673~-· _A_gt_. _
t:.Jnyon Lake. golf coun•l'
lot W/vlew o r l !lkl'.
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homt•1'-1thlJbuluU~\1cw Manyhaveundarc~lud Nice'2brS!50kid:igar ••••••••••••••••••••••• mrlutll 213 16930993 ---h d l>t '"5 •ooos 'L·,. Wow' SI"" Pool Uswh "ar · Bac·h a"'. blki. to bt•h. Utll of BOATIN(; 11c•t1vily I ey ld!!Savettme,l(a:. x.,.. ... , UH'. r~'(' Lovt'l.v3Br,2balh.sinull' °" "' "' & ( CONSUMF.R'SGUIDF ,.. ~'hureH45 4900!17 Fe<' Newport Budt 3769 incld SlllOtmo Avurl 1m· und Jell)'. L ots of mon0ey0on ee. :_ __ ' story lnflucnttul Pull •CONSUMEH'SGl:fUI-: ••••••••••••••••••••••• med 640-7563 pnvary i\v~.11lableweek I 0 '1ofRentals si7s2brkldspelsok use of Sun & Sari Cluh
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l'\'eS 645-9543
Canyon Lake, golf l'Ourse
lot w 1v1ew uf lakt>.
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ly at $800,wk KIDS-PETS WELl'OM 1-: S3252br kids pets hurr.v ~ mo r~·nt or 1st• w 101.1 "Pnmt• LO<'uh·" Front t'07.Y 3 bd or de n.
WATt:RFRONT HOMJ-:S 645-4900 ~4brkids/pN/gar1yd lion. !REN 9W·6i50 usk S?5U:!bru11l pd' lkud1' • /rplc. dbl a.:ar $550 mo I br ~ardt•n apt. Slovt' &
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!>eltmg. ~~~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. llugl' put10 \\ foun· ~on Small r<'e 557 0824 CLIFFllttVE:\ cpl-'>. drp-. D1W. W 1D. baek yd Kids ok. Nu 7 Gt'ftft'al 3202 lmn. Man) c'tra!> \11111 HarbOur 3242 •HOMEFINUERS I.me!) J Ur !ui .p & den. BIG! 1tar si1:> be t>75 ti061 ~>t!> S3IO 645 2274
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R.sor+ .2400 •ll0~1EFINDERS 55i·:T781 Cute 1 HR bch hst> ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. (µIt-. J.:lt'.im1 n~ 00\4 Nn peb. rhrldrcn complex Adlts. nu pet:.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1000:. of Vacancies ')--, • .. . rum uniurn Yard, µat • h.ird\\ood noor!> & pool St2:5 mo Ph 675 2311 ~ & S235. bl, last. de-
MOUMTA.IH Allareas.Allpnees -Bdrm. IJ:c fenced ~ar~. range refrig ~Jl5 SJ)Ollo:. Caslrlll' t-:I Uah on 14tr acrl' K1ds. pets -----~1l 673-95.55
RESORT Thesearcjustafc'4 dbl gar Child & J?l'l OK 213 JSS.2150 !'Ian. Central ~1r. :J Hr OK. i.:rtlnr pool tnl· S7.SO GREAT RECRE,\TION C°'toMHa 3824 . . ·---
SISOb h I d Very <.'lean A,·a1I now '4 ,.u of luJI~. !!ml din mo S48·1319or610 7RI I 2 br 2 ba a pt Carport Tired of the maddenmR SISO ~ck-~ ,Pa• d S395 all ulll pd 612 551 1 lrYw 3244 rn~. fam rm Sl1.:> mo bt• ----S'41mmrng. saunas. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.;C)fl·, hx:.. 235 Oiilc.. ;n.
c rowds? .:scape to l r 1 . pet~ ) ----•••• .. •••••••••••"n••• No pt>ts Call &44 T:!tt Eastblu!r. I Ult . <! ba. hE.'anh <'klbi>. bOll!Jrd~. 1'dult 2 bedroom. '\ul)cr S3ti5 mo. No pe t :.:
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BY OWNER
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frplc. pool. & guesthouic.e
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CORO HA 0 c n "i e w • C 0 r 0 n a SS50/mo. 1 M·lJI $i95, Bo dogs. Own /agt 2 ha. 2 sty condo. Pool. 3 Bdrms. I'~ Oaths Sunny c lean 2Bdrm
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Proft'ss1onally decor'!ted Cozy cottage, 2 BR~ Dana Point 3226 Tastefully doM. 2 BR. 2 rm, 2i00 ~<I rt. l!ark ~ay. 9GJ·l381 Laundry i''acihtres pm '
mlenor & landscaptnl( frplr. 5450 mo Ref's •••••••••••••••• ••••••• b1t, house. Woodbrldf?c S725, 3\'aJl 818. 642·9567 -Tust1' 3290 NBeRw.po~at ler~l~~~w Y rQl}w'. etl Top of D.P ' 2 BR. 2 ba .
1\ir cond1l1on ed 3 ti40-7963 1 bd. 1 ba. new duplex, Garden patio backyard. f · R " " 1875MonrovlaSt. den,frpl.balcony,ocean "drms. $82.950 10 '• ut1·1. pd, yd. S3501mo. adj to park Avatl. Aug IMI :'I onac?. 2 B 2 Ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mature non :.moker /Su \U Wsher1dryer & all 0 1 ~mo 6407AAO ~en. upgraded. )!rdnr Ranch style 3 BR, 2 ba. Refs No pets SJ25 AgtonpremisesSal n down. Call 714-7:TT-0095 2br. 1 ba. b llns. f? a r 661 -3879 me S600 mo. ihk. ro r don w /f"'ln, cul·de·suc. 673-4749 m5 640·0357 th<' blHns. S375 Mo. + Gardener Adlt.s.nopets. -------W Ad 5464141 ' • .,, Sl50 dcp , no last Jl'STREDUCEOSl.000 Refs $475/mo.644·7809 Charming 2 br. Iba hsl' Woodbrid~l' $nS0.1 mo r~y n re\I.., . rn(•d yard . $475 mo 496-4492. 496·8205 lean• i\11 d 38 2.., Spacious 4 bd. J ba. fam. or644-6327 544-WI I T h new ecor. r. 011 --3224 Mature adults. no pct~ d n-nh"lor-...,50 A\'rul A~. own ou~c 2 m'l~.6454533 I bo Costa M"'sa mm" rms. frpk. patios .,.,, ' ""' b b f I + g nus rm. patio ,. $350 Furn1!>hed $37 5. " YEARLYLge3br.t • .. ba. WHtmiMter 3298 2 nR-SJOO r. 11 .. a. j(ar, rpr ----
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T.D. PROPERTIES gilr. pool. quiet area •l-IOMEFINOER!-: ~S. l.it•ase 4W·4820 ba. lots of 11torage & ex· LIDO REALTY COMPLETELY FURN Near new townhoust'. "'"· waterfalls . ponds: 12131 674·6907 or <7J.l l
64~5CMl8 ----fowttain VaH•y 3234 tras. mirrored doors. 2Br, IBa. Lido. S1:!5 mo .. eenter ot town 2br. From San DieJto Frwy
546-6201 anytimeor (7 1'1 1 Nl'W paint. curnot & Pad·••••••••••••••••••••••• l,ovely 4 br, fnm rm. mslr swte. frpl & c<iblc. LEA.SES ulilincl'd.642-6004 l''llba. uur. fncd vd, air dnve North on Beach to 846-5221 aft GP M. ' .. ~ comm pool lighted len LIDO ISLE n " M fo' dd th w t d111{-l. Big ocea"! vi~w Deluxe Tiburon condo. :i nis. A. IC. ~ar. opener: securiLy, pool. tennis. & Oceanfront. dlx. 4 Br, & 3 rond. $345. mo. 645-4655. MccFaaddeenn tocn "~aesw1·~ backyard. West srde CM Br. 2~, ba, wet bar. f\ir jac. Adults. no pets . ik'Jul. ruro. bayfronl Br unrts bit ms frpks ~ nu Rentals S4SO + utll No pets frpl. gard. $525. 614·686.1 $790 /some flcx1brl1ty . home With 3 bdrms. 3 w· $7. 00&. sooo'. M . l Br Eastsrde. stv. rpts & V11Jage. (714)893-5198 ' · · cond pool $495 847-4525 eves mtcr. 0· d""'. Beaut wood beam --••••••••••••• ••• ••• • • •• 645·3000 days 548·9849 · · · · · B!ll646-7175days. bath...,, a p1er&shp c B h 'r" .......... __ I h d ute 2·sty. 3 r ouse. .....,·lings & cab1'n"ts ... 5. Townhouse. lovely. SPIK' . .._..hint I • e\'es ol Br. 3 ba. S595+dep 3 B 1'"1 be d N I dr t $4.50 M ~., " -· ••••••-•••••••••••••• Walk to schls. Mile Sq r con ° ew NewpOrt Heights 4 BR. 2 3 Bdrms 2 ba homt' · · 0 ocean. 0 731-6001 M·F9·1 & home.like. 2 br with MES.VERDE cpl/drps. W/O hkups, ba + s tudy. 1213> .. . . Others avail from S3SO pvt, aated entrance+ 2 •---f&•-... 3106 "" Park. Elegant bul com I •A35 833 9l00 d co1.y atmosphl!rt'. wrt h A 675 l"'·'" " --38 e ~ ... · poo ·..., · · S}s. 439-0281.64.5-1219 I up. gent ·....... Newly decorated J BR. 2 patios. Some with all. ••••••••••••••••••••••• r . 2 a. screen.:u in rortable.839-38S4 5pmlo eves8l606S6 frplc .unfum .. year y. B t d bit
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lsPeA.NORAMIC RAY & SHARP 3 BR l 83, $395 OPEN HOUSE 552.-8291 uny of thrse Manna Cum orunfurn .vearly BEACON BAY 2 Br. Yrly Ldrg 13 BNR. 2 bot&u:~r No P<'ti.. From $435
mo. Call 546,5880 ask for N 1 t 2 ... ..,. Uorv Terr. 2br. 2ba. 2.c•ar Realty 642·8850 L'!e M75/mo. 586-9446 or up ex. ew crp • .,.; ~uwind Village. 15555 ocean v1~ws 2 BR. 2 UA. l.arry ew-t> egan •n.-vroom Intimal<' home with :! Space for wash dryer 11 ll v 11 Lan
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IWTY 1·493·1720, 1·492·3710. New 2 81', lndrytstor. l 1•2&3 Br. fa mily rm. ~ ._., Rtall)' pallo view of buul. .......----C#c "" .. 1.-..:ml. child OK. No Pot.a. $330. firplc 963..-os 968-2720 4\'""'"·"',.,.-"'lfflltt."'"" trop•cal 1ardenB & per 3 br, 1~ ba, frplc .... •••••••••••••••••••• elegant eath. eemna1. 1.961Anahe am.642·39l2 96i-6iM • · 673•1700 stream. aviny, pool. lge fam /dln rm area. HIA.lllACH NplSborea.642·349' ~nh
BOATER'SDELIGHT! {:;:a:••~r:::.a:;5d~~: Kidll&petaotl. $4~ Agt, BCYrtfVi\CANT DOVER SHORES . n.nao UlrfwMlhtd 21:-~:!~~~a~~~:: 2 ~rm~wn~, ;:r
Sharp! Sbr+2SJ95 5S7·'7838
00 ree9&4·2S66: 97a..297 t W~tclilf Lux exee home .... • .. -._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• tna. Ideal for adult., over Pf13 ·-~ • ·
on Ray ONTffESANO 2 BR, AhlnjJI d hou•o. 2'100 sq n.. 4 br 3 ba. 2 lallool1'-d 3106 ~.No pets. LE£WARD _4_1 _____ _
Kid!: Pf'tt fer 38r, 2,Ba, I& fenced yd, 3 br penthous~. Hunt· y.,d, frpl .. hdwd n". 1111 lrplc'i, 22xt6tfam rm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• APTS. 2020 Fu llc rCon SJIARP 1NtW 2 bdrm. 2
.CONSUMER'S GUIDE Nwpt Hgt.a, asoo me>. yrly initon Pacific bul'h newUled kltch. &ba . ap laundry rm Int seblt .,.. la,..."""''~ 28drm wldeck. anal gar. Ave. 11 blk ea~t NewpOrt ba. frplc. gar. oo cbild ~, ........ 3107 lse. Ret req Cary houlo. $)$00 mo, Ron or pliant• ~ i\vlS.1'$8$0 ~304 ............. ••••••••••• wuber1dr)'u. $450 +utll Ave le. I bllt 10. ot Bay1 S310 \Ask for Mack i
....................... 95?.J816orf1~eves Mu.~ Naw2 BR,aba Coutat Qarm1n13 BR,! ba. 2 ..... ......, l706 i-J~r.:!0·3863 dys. 831-039i _aa. __ 7788 _____ _
$225 bach furn ut11 pd Get..OR.EEN cuh 3Br, 28a. nr •d1la Ii bch, vt wt: 111 wood lnter . story A-trame Wolle to •••••••••• ••••••••••••• • s.Jllna 11\1thhl1 with a :J Br, a ba. yAl"d. ia.t. frpl.
Mibr I> Y1I f\1"1!-for WHITE_eltl>hanta frplc, buae yd. eoclolbl pla.t\k. nr.a. trpl. taift.ed ~ch, pool...tClUlia. some. u t BR.. 2 ba. ~ do.IL NEW.~ ... baU\. ltn._c. Da1l)I P•lot ct 1 Ad W fD llctollup, 11ubm1t
SmaU fH. 557 0834 WriltaClWifftd Ad patio, cul·dt••C', $OS 11lus. appliance .~ turn. teOO Mo I ly . frplc.tnA, yrly Gd $&.Qr&& 1>na.r \lrl)· la. a almple rmu.e.r • • • lid • pets . $t30/mo
•HOMIFINOEll OtU~ mo.llM-lW HJUl1'1H7"51 06f6787 fSZ.t'78 s:m;mo.675-0IOO juatctllf'ZWTI. 980-S1T8or'7S.6Gi0
,
If DAA.V PLOT Fric!ey, A!:tJUlt •. 1171 •a• 111 0;. I fsalf r 1001 + a1•c-• 5100 • • 1100 ,,_W...W. 7071 HefpW..e.ct 7100 HelpW.t.d 7100 ...................................................................................................................
1 ....... Af ,_ ... u..r.. .. .... • .. -.;t ................. .
I • .. ....... --..... _ ....... 4310 TRAYEl.AGetCY . IENEFIT PllSOMMll.MGaS ASHMILY Bank
Do you nd an acct'I ore Sonie 1hop experience ECPl!JUEHCB> t ....... lh•• ..._ W tfll "wt.._ 1169 ....................... FRA ... CHISI :--••••••••••••••••• •tt•••••••••H•••• ••••• Garqe for Rm' m mo "
coordinator. piayroll hclJ>fulbutw1lltra1n.Oc MIWACCOUHTS
l\IP81"Yllot, cull .It acct.'• casioMJ ou&.11de repair. C&.Bk Br. ZBa. 2 Br, •lnt lora· , ... MIWPOltT 700 b»cll or lllh SI c M.
tian.do1edcar, l Jro6d. Buh• Io ra . l or 2 Ml-0717
teo-101•. Btdrooioa. 1'Vwnbou6~ •
, !land MW a be' 1325 mo. From pa 30 Gara~ for •'or•ltt or t>ar. ~ JlelJ/Beuh.. 7817 Spt"dat>lllar ap.a, lutal °" al~e,. teOnno '~ !.
Thn 11t1w way to own a
travl'I •e~nry Travrl
Net..-ork Start your own.
Exp. not r~Qul red
Comptfle 1upport ~ lonJC
tum aervlce provided .
t'ttll Mr . C'h1trles,
11'-138 9242
LUAU receivable. acct'a paya· Full time. permanent SOut.hCOaJ5l Nat'I Bank an
ble? I am lookln& for with arowln1 company. Lodependent bank. 849
placement w /company Juice Tree. 15621 In· SunflowH St. C.M. in the Oranae Co/Irvine dustry Ln. HunUU&lOn (710540$J00
Ind. area, or South to Buel\. --1~
.\lwnbnaU'1-4Zll recrHUon pro1r•m. ~St.CY .W80072 _ S.C. Resume upon re---------llAUTYOPR
A11sl1tant for hlah
!A11tuon salon and bwy
atyllat Wed. lhru Sat
Must be lie. Prefer
youthful. fashionable
penion. Also have tram·
lng prosram. Please ask
for Ron, 200 Newport Ctr
Br, N.8. <Design Plaza>
HARP l br. t'io.e to
i..urb ~llltllns. C'all
~TS10
IOt'lal procram 1 poo,11. 8 Office...... 4400 quest. 49S-1611 •AUTO LOtnaSON
len&Ui t'OW'tl. Al I' aJhion ••••••••••• •• ••• •• •• •• •
ltARP • .,_<'ll. J 6 3 BR.
bland, Jam~ I< San
Jo.aq11t11 H1 Ila ROlld
t714J 644-1 too
r r p I. d " b " a 1 h ci r , .._ea. .. 1176 1ar a1e. • pat101 . -• • •••••••••••••••••••••••
FREE RENT• IAUOA ISLAND
Olft ~ with 2nd floor
uttll'\l C.11 fHl for dt!
WJLI, 640-3112 airt . ----
Door Prfsnl!
Uve &tertall••ll!
Featurina:
Resp. woman seeks po&I·
Lion as llve·in companion
etc. to Sr. Cit. Rds.
646-9'l'TT
HelpW..ted 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Expenenced per:\oa or
we will train. Immediate
openlni -permanent
position. Call Sales Mgr.
for interview.
BR. 2 It.A. entld. aar .. 121
n t'ld panoa W 10
bOOkUJll&,. l l r old p
araded. 4U l mo,
..... 1M6
Rt lCf' potth. walk to
t>c-.1cti r~ >'•rel ~ }; a-0.JUt
Oehlle Suites
544.1289 sq ft
197-1750 sq ft
Purnl\ure 1trlpp1nrc
fn1ncb1 e ~tub 4! yrg In
l(tt"lll Coal11 Mf'l!a loca
lion. "'or Salu at tar ~low rost 17000 firm.
~ 7tl22
BILL YATES
VW.PORSCHE
1' I , 1 ' 1j• ,,
8 37 .480 0 491·4 51 I
Ry LAMBUTH Accounting. Manager of J£R i.otenull auditing. Salary IEAUTY OPR
I formerly ot Black Knltht Ir Marqula mid 30's. Wiii be doing
WHYIUY Restaurant.a> financial auditing w/10% Manleurl!lt ror busy
645·4002 StO. DO•lltloa 141-2311 travel. M.B.A.·C.P.A. Auto salon. Prefer youthful.
Valk io *<'b, adlt condo.
Brau bet\_ homt' d11,plex La S br. l ~ ba, frpl
d«'t AvalJ now All AllC11Mt1Hln
Udo
MeriHVJlofe
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Ll7..AUTOPARTS
9'dHrAIRSHO,
Wllb r> •t&lll, 2 hft11,
muchint, l1r~. muffler
11nd ·~ 11hop. Ah1m· mtint equ1pm~11t .
GrollM.-'d $MO,OOO for 1917
-=========;====~~~::=.=~! pnrd6yrsmanufexp. • •UTO rashionable person. "\ill ;;; --tune. Pll'ase aslc for Ron ANw .... nts 5100 ,........ 5350 Auditor. senior. Will be METAi.MAM• 200 Newport Center Or. &>at'toua ?Bdrm. 11111. ~ rar1ar Pnv 1&u.anl ..... Arlie d2~l21 :;;:: ...................................... doing nnancial auditing Al Martinez custom N.B. H>Hign Plaza>.
c...&..ia.....-1 R---operational auditjng w / Body & Paint has an Im· MMtmo.~ 'fl tw•a .... wl.a.MI FREE .,,.... ·-,.._.-:iOo/r travel. Salary mid mediate openin~ for an Beauty Salon In C.M. 1815So. El Camino Real 20's. B.S. ln accounting. 3 experienced body man. needs Wig StyU3ts. 6S'; 1 BR. 2 Ba. OIW. fplt'. wa...twwl•d JtOO
car. paUo., •dnt lot N ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,....
SU R V 1 VAL SER IE S San Clemente. ""·J•u 11·c. 1 Comm~···on c:,.., .,,..., SEMINAR 8 PM Thurs .ru Y yrs.exp. Must have own too s. .....i ·--
July 27-Aug 31. At The For appt. 492·7296 B.T. BOBBl'M' &i CO. 50-SO comm. Busy i.hop. Boat Cleaning & pee.a~ m-1m
llACHWOOD llf'TS
l BR. S?AS "'lldulb oul)
No peta. 912· 1800
TR!! l!t.XCITING IAYAlOHT OfftCES t"ll acre of C2 pro~rty '~:C,~W" <=anntry V1ll•&~.fiif'W or o""NLthYaS7~.oooQ rt ld1.
Wooden Boat. 2210 RELAXJNGMASSAGE INC. M7-1162l MaintenancePerson ~wporr Blvd. NB BobJames·Ucr.B"sseur ExecuuveSea~h , ---------2A3lW.CoastHwy,N.B
r1ce1> from 300 sq rt .....
BCH fantaallc v1t:w1;, ii< Cdl 1·247·2175
673-9480 for reservations Outcall 9-9, <C9'·5111 QS.2051 (2U> 655-205i-Automotive Dat.sa Toyota needs. a Boat Manufacturing
i lC£. 1 br. patio, pool,
garaae. rrplc uu
Adlta. MZ-8934 or S42 ~l
8erh.1"2BR pot1 0.!i parking & LAHDDIVISIOH Lost&FCMMd 5300 PREGNANT? Caring.
from m> & up Jawi.orlal mcli.1<k-d ~ h _,Abe •••••••••••••••••• ••••• confidenual counseling &
Accounting, Growing mechanic. apprentice or ISLANDER YACHTS N.B. ad agency needs journeyman. Will train ~~tul .._;~a~r' Lafayette Av..:, N tJ 2~7c .. 596 Lo6tor Found a pet? Call referral. Abortion, adop·
-,...,.. 673-1003 • .. A..oimal Assistan ce t.Kln&keeplng. 15 81ks East or Ne-v.PQtt tee H-..i. R.E. l..c. League 537-2273, no ree. APCARE 5'7·2563
mature. creTaU·mfnded Tl g ht person . Good has immed. openingidor
billing clerk. Must be benefits, top pa y. indtv. exper'd in follow
good with figures. type 6'2-2'34. mg areas of boat con· st.ruction. 55wpm, use lO·key by AUTOMOTIVE "'-.J. H~ a-...-. to u c h . G r e a t a l • ~ rvwt" 1n>.-
I block from ~an. S25S l Blvd.> 250-500 SQ. n. dlx ofc W. --------•I
br & 2 br ~. ~pie. 20tl 9am 5pm $46-9880 l9Ul St. CM from Sl50 FOUND: Blk German LIHDA & Vlctct ~St.1162-8840 ._ 4000 mo.Tom~2200 DOG KENNEL Shepherd. female. nr OutcalMaslCllJ9 rD06pbere, xlnt fringe EXPEllBtCB> tot.der'
Duplex Im med oct'upant'y ••••••••••••••••••••••• Caliromia & Minnesota, For the,_ of it!
2 bdrm. end gar &i palto Room w / k1lt'henctte JHE (fCICIENT 3 bdrm home with swim· C.M. 5"5-3342 Servloa all Orange Co.
benefits. Call Mrs. LOTMAM CcrpHter
Brecke, 644-8650 Must have clean driving Ste. Installer
b k k ·-r 1 mltlg pool, 30 dog kennel SJ.5.731> Wsbr/dryer oo u3 ~wee oiup. ALTERNATIVE +++. Income approx. LostShep.Huskpup(fem) ---------m a 1 n l a l n e d y r 548·9755 D>,OOO. yrly. For further gry /bm tblk, wh Up ~n
NYorrBkteowa nc h ... ~1. vmdo. +& Ambassador Inn in Costa Mo. to mo. rent incl: Information & appoint · tatl. Name.Summer Vic. Variety Escorts
S175. dep. 7~ ult 6 Mesa. 2277 Harbor. Cen· Re c e p l . s e r v . , menl to sec call Anitu, Mesa Woods. Reward 558·2677 PM traJly located, 235 rooms. personalized phone cov· 6"2·5062 or 613·1182. _546-0 __ 1_7_3 _____ _
---------•MANY with kitchen. erage, conf. rm, mail Ctfttwy21 LOST : .j' red point Escorh&Models
Sharp! Pool! Alrrefritf phone & TV. Swimming serv., parking &more in Crockft' Siamese cat. orange & OUTCAU S230~Save! Fee pool. jacuzzi, and rec. Newport. wht w/blue eyes. Vic ---------CONSUMER'SGUIDE room. Dally & weekly nfEEXEClrrlVE OWNER MOVING TO 22nd & Tustin, NB. MOORS ESCORTS
---------•rat.es starting from SS4 a __ s_u_l_T_E_~_S4_7o __ 1 HAWAII. 14 yr old REWARD!!646-7364. CallToucbo!Class
Paradise! S22.5jac /sauna week. FFICES cabinet shop that has . 975-0062
Pool oo.-4llOOSave! F~ 645-4840 CdM 0 never adve~~ised .. but Lo6t blk ~kapoo. La~e Mid·wkspeelal $24.SO
CONSUMER'SGUID lriqMChHty Hew could double its business Forest vie. Owners Uam·3am M/C/V&Sa
1--L...... 31•• 1 room bach. apl. beach, SUITES. So. of Coast Ir it did. Terrific cash heartsick. Lie 11810034, ----· -----.,..... •• ocean. everything furn. n 1 1 ~ud "Sa " 830-l!iOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vic PCH /Beach. S3&8Sl8 Hwy. Ava Ila ble Now' ow operat on. nc1 es m . . SEE •~ appre"1ate $395 all machinery, equip· . . PLAYMATES •BRAND NEW*
IRVIHE'S MEWEST
Al'T COMMU .. ITY
Call Ll:,da675-ZJ11. ment. spray booth & pick Lost.. Reward: Skinny ••••••••••••••••••!?!'.~ ---------up truck. Owner will Moms look:·~·like, M. 6 &C«h/Modeh
738-3531 SUBLEASE train. Ask for Richard yrs or. ~iger Cat, 3 BR. 2 ba., !rpk .. blt;ins, 1200 SQ.ft. in prime ICX'a· W Id: A"' 0 ys 538-HSl neutered. Vic. Barcelona1--------2car gar. AvalJ $27S wk.. ev!.,.;Ac"'7•065· 8 • flls,MissViejo.71)8.()()8() Linda. Meet me al July: S3001n Aug. Agent Hon on 171.h St. in Costa "'"'""" Amelia's ~ W. Coast
6'7l-3663 Mesa. F\llly carpeted. -Mone--y-to_L_oan ___ 5_0_2_5 LOST: Brwn & white Hwy8:30tonite. Bill.
Acctoi Bkkpog
TEMPORARY
Register Today to work
on various accounting &
bookkeeping assign.
ments. Work close to your h ome. Figure
Clerks to Sr. Accoun·
tants needed thruout
Orange Co.
Robert Half's
Accountemps
500 S. Main, Ste 5<11
No. Tower. Union Bank
lo The City oC Orange
714 /835-4100
ACCOUNTANT
JUNIOR
record & some FfMICIHnup mechanical knowledge. 11:...~ In_. __ _
25 io 30 houl'!I a week. '"" .,_......
Some flexibilit y In Ml AIM...,_
scheduling. Contact Mr. Mold Repair
DavrovtCARVER Chopper Gm Opr
Molclft-
ROLLS-ROYCE Top starting w.ages &
& IMW complete benefits. Apply
LS40Jamboree Road at 1922 Barranca Rd.
NEWPORT BEACH Irvine. EOE
640-6444 BOAT MECHANIC
Gas & diesel yacht.
AUTOMOTIVE elect .. pumps & systems. Uc)ht Mechmdat Must have actual job ex·
ialst! per. waterfroot yard.
Blat'lcle's Boat Yard. Busy vy Service Dept. to add technicians _67_3-68.'M _______ _
for light mechanical. ~ F/ChcJ
HERITAGE POINT air conditioning, front & ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1tke-up t'ase. 8·1·78 Balboa 1 br beach apt. rear entranc~ w1lh dis btwn7&7:30PMinvicol UNIVERSAL S600 mo. now. $300 mo play window. Call Mary 1st, 2nd & 3rd T .D.'s. 319 Cypr ess. Laguna RT
lSA. door /glass align· Fesh. Isle investmt-nl
meoL etc. who take pnde nrm. XJnt oppor. Exper
10 workmanship. Perma· & maturity req'd. Q.11
nenl. vaned & interest· 64()-0123.
Rttent college graduate 1og! Ideal for semi·•---------
with accounting major. retired type. Opportunity BOOKKEEPER
This position is entry for advancement . Lain...,. ~iguel for con. level and no experterrce $9 .SO /hr. See Mr . ..~
winter. 675·5810 or fordelails.531·5210 Cred1tnoproblem. Sch. Sentimental value. MODELS ESCO S
An apt rommumty de-~ --~------738-4271 Reward offered 1or re· _64&_7_119 ____ M_tc_._V_ls_a. TOP SHO,PING A db s1~ncd with you, in mind Laguna Steps to rrange Y tum. 494-3538 dys. (714)
fealunng 8 :-.pac1ous floor beautiful beat'h. Large CEMTER Coast Home Loans 637-4479 aft 7PM.
plans. Furnished or un· furn 3 br $450 wk. l200SQftavallS/t DOYOUNEEDCASH?
DELLA'S
OCCULT SHOP
is r:iuired. Will be In· Trevino. HOWARD struct.on company. New
I · r I o!r1ces i I on Crown volv n a vanety o ac· Chevrolet. Dove & Quat Valley Pkwy, salary up
furnished 1 2 & 3 · · Call Paul.979·1!889 bedroom apts. Available 497·204_2_·______ or64S.1260. lst.2od&3rd Lost: Man's wedding
ring. Big Corona beach.
Reward. CaU 646-5914
READINGS counting duties in a busy St.s .. Newport Beach. 10 $1000 mo. Medical newspaper accounting .
---------Home owner loans foroccupancyJune20th. NBnrchannel.2bdrm, Plush office or shop arrangedfast. Tea. tarot cards, ESP.
readlnas daily. 9AM·
8PM. For appt, 494·9171.
1130 N. Cst. Hwy. IAg
Sch.
office. Position is availa· Auto paint & body shop plan. Call <213> 37s.8306
S200. wk w/wetbar. Capistrano Borrow $1000, $100.000
ble immediately. Work helper. Leo's Auto Body. BOOKKEEPER
in pleasant environment _642_·_937_3 ______ Ptr, exper. for travel FEATURIMG
•Park llke setting.
•Lighted Lennis courts
• Recreallonal fac1hllc:-.
•Pool & Jacuu1
879·0957 Plaza. Agl 661·1001. flexible terms. past
Found: Pure bred Golden
Rtvr male. approx 4 yrs.
Well mannered. Vic :
with good com pany • 64" H""' be nefits including 2 AUTOMOTIVt: agency. ...........,
Kaiser Sehl, CM. 646-3088 ---------•9UALITY
weeks vacation after one Parts Dept. IOOKKEEPH
year. company paid Trainee Experienced. Knowledge
Ocean Front w /pvt bcb in 49&-7786 t'ft!'<ht no problem. Call
La!!una, 5lll6 6• as low as Sm ore located al 1600 W. u~~~~~~ifcii~N. SVCS
•Gas BBQ S."iOO v.k. Tierra Del Sol Coast Hwy, Suite C.. 714/955·1610(bkr> FOUND: Small lite brwn
Rlty497·1744 N .B. (across rrom ---------i doJ?, F,shthair. VkSan· ESCORTS• group ln.surancc. credit ldeal for young person of computerized A IP &
union. etc. Apply al: who seeks prom1s1ng, payroll. Near Fashion •Sparklmg clean laun·
dry
Ph for app't 835-374, N.8.oceanfrnt4 BR apt. Balboa Bay Club ). INTERESTONLY la Ana & Bay, CM . No
nr tennis. Avail 8/5-8/12. Highly upgraded Ltmant REAL ESTATE LOANS l.D. f42·9U6. Gold Coast Escorts
ORANGE COAST secure career lo learn Is I. Fri n l!e benefit:.. _
DAILY PILOT deal~rship parts bus I· Salary commensurate •Garden patio kitchen
•Open beam ce1ltnJts
•Kln~s1ze bedrooms
•Large walk· in d~11
• Pnvate dressm~ areas
•Accenled walls.
Si340wk. 714/548-9842 improvements. Sl500/b.,t Arranged m pnvacy of Found at Elden & Albert ServingOrangeCounly
ofr & take over present your own home p 1 • D a c h s u n d , "It's a pleasure to
330W. BaySlreel ness lD busy Chevy st.ore w/exper.6«-882.4 Costa Mesa n~ar Orange County _.......;;,,__ _____ _
Vocation Rntafs 4250 lse at S250 mo. Uul incl 'd C 0 A ST E 9 U IT Y female.brown. 646-4028 serve you." ••••••••••••••••••••••• Csll Carol Barry !7141 FUNDS 738-0785 738-0786 Between the hours of Airport._ f'ull·time., good Ccrftteria Helper
SAM. •PM. Call for ap-pay & mteresung. Op-Ptrime work. min. 2 hr.
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 751.Q73 9SS-007J.BRKR Found Schwinn bike ---------
KEYS TOWNHOUSES vicinity Balboa Penm. Personal Senices 5360
pointment please. portumly for advance· M u ~ l h a v e c a r .
6"2-4321 Ext 277 ment. See Mr Cook. CM/NB/CO M a n?a. AP· on WATER. Studio, I. 2 & CdM dlx swtes. util pd. Money Wanted 5030 Call & identify. 675-1515. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Near corner of Walnut & 3 bdrm units. Sleeps 2 to A/C. ample pkng. from •••••••••••••• ••• •••••• SELF HYPNOSlS F.QuaJoPportwuty HOWARD Chevrolet. ply Newport Mesa
Employer Dove & Quall Sts .. Un1!1ed S chool 01:-.t.
Newport Beach. Food Service Dept. IX.'7
AUTORENTAL Plat'ent1a Ave, CM .
Jeffery off S. A. Frwy. 8. Completely furnished. Sl.6.5. No lse req. ~~ NEED !6.000 2nd T .D.. Found, fem. cat, injured. CLASSES
(714)559-7000. sorry no Fireplace, AEK. TV, $127.49mo.1or:. mt 5yrs. but treated. Approx. 2·3 OrangeCounty ACCOUNTING
TRAINEE 556-3273
Opportunity tor in· CAR WASH
pets. Rental center open pnvate dock, private lusinnsRental 4450 no balloon, gilt edge de· yrs old, white w /grey Hypnosis Center Hpff'Yisor
daily9amto7pm. beach. tennis. indoor & ••••••••••••••••••••••• al HkrCallSk1p. mrk'gs. Red collar Scientific·Erfectlve Salary 20K . Must be
•--Beoch 3848 out.door pools. Close Lo E/SIDE C.M . Shops , 774·0601 w /bell. Vic. Crown Forhab1tcontrol.we1ght strong supervisor. Posi·
"""7""... casinos (415)961 2560 off · h bb hol 1 Valley & Coast Hwy· loss, tension. goals & o ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · cs, 0 y, w esa <'. u_.rt-s Trv"t Monarch Bay 497 1005 or Lion in range Co. B.T. Fr S8S ..,.., 7249 ..._ 7'":~-• "' • • more. Call 838·7466 or OCEANFRONT 0 al Island, 2Bdrm, 3Ba, genuse. · ........ ,.._;;;..1.: 5035 c""5800 BOBBl'M'&CO. INC.
ot -.va <JCJ<r 838·7479 for free into & re· E · Se h DELUXE South Bay, roof garden, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll xecut1ve arc 1 & 2 BR from $420. util. lux furn. Avail 8/15·9/5. Found: Female Irish Set· _se_rv_a_o_n_s_. -----655-2051
tncl.646-0505 $8()()/Wk.644·2922. ~Ve~~c!tf~~n LOWEST te_r. Brow!l leath collar. Marriages . no blood __ A_c_d-'g_C_us_t-.R-
Mesa erdeDr. Pla~a • .....__stRat"'s V1c; Capistrano Beach tests, llc. prov., my of· -r-1 Bd. I blk lo beach. Colorado River/Parker ~ HnWY"W ... Pallsadcs 4963870 1 h We need a mature, •<""MesaVe-'eDr.E. · · · nee or pc. you c oose. Ocean vu, Ad Its, no peL-;, Condo w /slip, 2 bdrm. ..-. '" I st TD •1 also • ..., .,.,11 ener0 etic person wilb ac-S275 /mo. 494·1313, Wknds/WeeklyralesNr. C08taMesa 2ndTD.L J.mt:Cat.blk&whtmale. _.....,.... __ , ______ ct•8.ibkkpg exper. who 4~3900 . SundanceS31·9610 545-4123 FalrestTe·r~s=~1949 b I k ··G r ouch o · · SodalCtubs 5400 enjoys working with
mustache, $100 reward.••••••••••••••••••••••• cus~omers on the LOCJlll'O HiUs 3850 Rtnhlh to Shore 4300 --------Sotffer Mtg. Co. 492·8738 telephone. Be a part of a
••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Modem 550 sq fl st.ore or 642 217 I 54S 0611 progressive data pro· ffi 26301EI A NB • • LOST·. Male ln'sh Setter. StHG&.17 LAGUNA HIUS •IE SaECTIVE• 0 ice. von. · --------cess111g company. Xlnt
New adult deluxe apts Gain a reUable Jerry (2131477-7001 Retired couple has money Vic : 20th /Orange, CM. Olll 1NTROVIEW for the company benefits. Call
tolend lst •·2ndTD'~ RewA-'548""c:/\ Intelligent & discreet furn & unfum. Billiards . roommatc.645-7464 350· C·l store/ofllce. W · • "' " mu ......,., way to meet new single personnel for appt. in·
pool. Jat'uui. sand •SHAREAHOME• 19th CM . Sll5 mo. Agenl,l·837·3744 REWARD people.752.5411. lerview.
volleyball. 644·9877 aft s Dick For s ale; S6S.OOO 2nd ---------1 lntergrated Data Co. •• •ct• v1• • •GE Cwt down ·LOST· Very tame white COSTA Mesa 5'6-6080
Awi " ,.._ Store for rent 1·n pnme Trust Deed. <20~ dis· k t M th · t 2S2 S k LI • s--1 para ee . ore an J. us r; ~=_.& 11 toe port YllMJ_,......ws. 1 S J count> fth I ily ... ____ ,... ..... YTD•t .... COME 581-01.Sl or581~130 Shareahomeoraptment ocat1on, an uan l-633 3739 apet-parto e am . aHon "'"A•-"
Officeopen9·7da1ly h.~ .. ,......,.___ Capistrano. 225 sq fl of --·-------EXTREMELY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Parttimew/prestige ~f-ULAJL) °lL4.IMmD peat potential situated $!4,000 2nd T.D, IO'k 5 yr LIBERAL RWD Schools & Income Tax Service.
Nice 2Br Dplx upstairs. Uk~~~" m sm. plaza across the 1ntere!ll only IO'; disc. 2502 England, ~4 Instruction 7005 Complete training.
frplc, W /D, garage, c,., ~ b..1\.<&IWQ street from entrance or P.P 5"59-8239 960-3667 day ormte ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tax Corp. of America
adult'!, no pets. nr Lido 832·41.34Sincel971 Mission. Call 637·5136 or --------Found: Terrier Mix. REAL ESTATE 552·9600or848·3898
lsle shopping. Lse.cred1t 639-8887 ~ .... ..ts/ male. Gold t'Olor /RC ERK rel. SSOOmo.494 6303 3 BR Hse mole to share --------, __ _._/ Shorthair. Approx 4 5 LICE ..... SE A L
With male or (em. $185 1 ~_,, " for convalescent hosp. Blot'k from watrr & mo. Brist.olnrJamborec . .._triol Rentol 4500 .._., • .._ yrs 645·l508 SCHOOL Exper.Salaryopen. App.
Shores area. 3 br, 2 ba Days, <213)698-0711 XS16 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• ly 18811 Fiorida St. H.B.
duplex . Yrly lisc . 4,000 SQ rt . New ................ 5100 SCRAM LETS OFFERS 847-3515 (714>956-5871 Fem. wan led for lux· warehouse space. HB In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• •
urious CM pool home. d · 1 p k 894 35 ANSWERS • Art & H-..worta Bachelor unit ~':I block Nominal rent. 5'Q...4891 ustna ar · ·5 1 Gu.st L•dun ,.... Resp. adult w /ex per. In
from beach. All uU I pd. G.M. Shop 20'x40' Wonder-Sorry -needlepoint. knitting.
No kids., no pets. 201 E. Roommate~ shr house, 1932PlacenUaAve. PENNY Baton-Porous-•CrashCourseavailable crocheting & c rewel Ba~boa Blvd. $2SO per pool, Jacuul, near beach C.M. 642-3608 SPARROWS •Materials pnwlded. wanted for position in
mo.+ security dep. Call inHB.963-7892 PINCHER Never buy a c heap •Small classes ror needlework shop. Some ~554>-7707 Sl I th r w I 1 2 Near new 2720 seat Ind. & toupee. I bought one the penooallzed Instruction. retail ex per. helpful n.~ e mo e · oCc. 18081 Redondo Cir, OS other day for $3.98. I •Cboolle own taste-day ~ ft 9 Dlx' br 2 ba. garage, no chi dren, share lg. Top-#8 Hunt. Bch842·2834 A quickly found out why It &night classes. ---· _a_._a_m __ _
pets, ~ blk bay /beach. of-World house w /same. _...;.•_______ was S3.98. It bad a nest of •Placement-up to BO'A •ss ....... lt.Y IMO yrty Lse. 644· 1100 S'l!iO /'mO ph.tS ~ dePQSit, Sfol OCJf 4 550 1 A '""" ~ ulll. Available late •••••••••••• •••••••••• • ONLY $2 SPARROWS living in l. commission. WIRE WRA,
IJutlex,downatairs. l br, August . Call Pam Storage yard. Approx. Found:VellowLab. Free3WN!k Trainees. Excellent
yearly leHe. $3.50 mo. 546-204.C days/<C97-43<C9 100xl30. rear 2482 Sell Dny item ar COtll male,1·3yrs. Sal~Tralninii chance for recent High _~ ___ AM_. _____ 1 • ..:e.:..ves=.:...·-------Newport Blvd. S275 mo. bmatwn ol 1tems fM 17!> ~1508 Call fot-Dtfolls School grad. Learn to
LrK duplex. up~r. 38r, M/F neat to ahr 2 br apt. _642-__ 3490_______ or less with • Penny operate a sem1 ·aulo.
2ba.frpl.dabwshr.W/D. Oakwood, NB . S2lO. R~•W--'-..1. .. 600 ~~u·~v~.3d1~es. !°..rch2 Found:West Highland 8ll-100l 493-0442 wirewrapmachme.Top
Ch I I Ste""' -· um-'l'V "' ..... ~ u .. ,. .,... Terrier. Purebr~ Fem. Katella pay ft bonus as you pro-
telligent, friendly. neat HELP
appearml! young m:in over 18. Prev. exper. not Jo'ull & part·llme
req. Start with lot man 18&0ver
duties. advancement MetroCarWash
avail. t o auto rental 2950 Harbor Bl. CM
counter·man. Good driv·t---C-A_S_H-IER_S __ _
ing record re<1. 831 2480 or495-6330 F!time. Good Pay
Growth co. 5 Locations
We train. Co. Benerils
•Auto Sal~spenon Ml!.IRO CAR WASH
Salesperson needed for , __ 2950 __ H_a_r_bo_r_B_I_. C_M_
new & used Porsche &
VW sales. Immediate
opening. F\111 time. i''r·
Inge benefits. cau for in·
terview: ask for Sales
Mgr.
BILL YATES
VW-PORSCHE
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837-4800493·451 I
Babysitter, Dependable
lady needed for our 6 mo
old son. 2 dys/wk. In our
hme. Hrs flex Ref's.
640-7249, Cd M
CHILDCARE
St.art immediately. ~·
mg mature person with
previous ch lid care ex pr.
to care for 4 yr & 9 mos
old in beautiful Balboa
Island home. Live in or
9-5 pm. Call 673-5632 or
send resume to Ad • 302.
Daily Pilot. Box 1560,
Costa Mesa. CA 92626
LDCAREneeded. my
home. Own tran!ip. ReJ:..
JO Weekday hours p/Wk
Infant girl. 6 yr old boy.
S2. p/hr. Lido lsl. 67$-8074
Babysitter wanted 6 3.30 Cleaning girl wanted for
Teen prfn:f. Brookhurst furniture store. PIT.
& Adams HB Art ·1 nexiblehours $3.00p/hr
962·2949 Apply in person 1931
Newport Blvd, CM BABYSITTER WANTED t tor 14 mos boy. Mature•-------• woman. East CM. 2days. Clerical
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PENSION
SERVICES
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Southcoast National
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bank. 8'9 Sunnower St.:
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SAYINGS REP ~ar. !!!,,.ne67~;;s "" 631 ·5368 ••••••••••••••••••••••• addJlJonal line u1 90' for Approx 1 yr.645-1508 Real Eatall' School gress. Air Cond. plant,
om . ....,.,. WANTED To Rent. lht3days Chargeit' 32031 Camln0Cap1slrano and good benefits. Apply Neat resp. rm mate want-Garage for slora"'e. No commcmal ads ,tnOllllb 5350 "H Juan Capistrano The Costa Mella office or Elegant 1 BR. poolc;1de ed. fl'Jlly furn Newport • ,;)ftJl et: Electronics Contract a leadtno "'"tc wi·dc sov· pl. ' -ed ty ""-to 548 5497 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •---------"'--" t'"•" So G nd " .....
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c1el firm seeks respons1
bit> lnd1\'1dua Is for
t'lcrit'al positions Ac
counlinll bat'kground. typing skills and 10 key
experience helpful. Ex
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company benefits. 8 .....,as yr · ~ps Cn;t condo. S225 + uUI. · ror mor~ Information Jobs W..tecl, 7075 ~ •• ca • .,.... · ra • mgs and loan associaUon
bch, tennis, market. Refs,-Owner 631-0815 andtoplaceyouradrall MASSACiE ••••••••••••••••••••••• _San __ lA_An_a_. _____ has 8 !till time openlntt Contact644·•300eitl2G2 $375. 1510 W. Balboa 111111K1/l••fft/ aGURE MODELS R E '7$-1.3'5AJ\.CPM R•omm ete. Balboa ~· n Wom1n. educ.-. 3' )'rs.I•--------for a Savlnas ep. x-._ _______ _
---------1 Ill.and. $142 Mo. Incl. util. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-5678 ESCORTS ~ble & personable ASSIMILIRS perience ls pn•frrrt'd, ,.._r1 1 ......... N-a b-lease 2 b ttl ... mpa w lll in ... ...... but if you e1'joy people. '-R' cs r .. a .. -.,.,·· u : JBB.J a.87S-8632 e.l.s1 OUTCAU.OHLY poe on .... c:o . e w tra tat ar ..... have light typln• akllls DOCUMENT br, 2 ba, rantastic vt.w. """ ..A..-.10.. 5005 nlon to Sr. Cit. Refs. ablft . Appl)' 3pm . .. CONTROLCLERK ReuonaWe. Sept. 1. F nnate wantAld, 11unny 3 4f Dnwry Dys. HH. hr M&-9Z77 McO or y 1 bl.a l63l and are ea.er to learn,
•••--Loribdrm yrl11 .. Bal la $177. ••::=::1·:;:·1••
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'73-34l.. .. .. I EK nA ~" -~ Companion. 'Exp mature l~Pl~·~ce~n~U~a~. c~·~M~. ~~~I growth position. A good dotumootatlon c<mtrol, BCH DPLX 3Br. 28•. Join the Balboa Cullural ---------WOl'Nnhaacar, llv.,·lnat1: starUng u lary 111 of· ~~tile. copy machine Crplc:, 1ar, new ~pta. no Rmmete want.cl, 3 bdrm CASH FLOW! Club Weekly drema art •9UALITY It. heework. Ref'a. ASSIMILHS fered, complemented by fmnctlonlni. Must type
pe\.I. SIOO mo. yrly hie. else to bch, llSO. Oranae County Anlm.I "m~lc. It's great ! Call ESCORTS• 540.2300. r111 718 btwn 8.!CTltOHICS excellent benefit.A includ Provlou• ~J(pt<r. pref.
16-Ull2 MM65CS/8U..as84. Hospital. e'ull y oow 673-8936 Phforapp't 83S-374S 8-11:30 or oft 6pm, Sal lmmed0p0ninpforpeo-Ing 1 company.paid Xlnto~rtunUyto~row
1 Br •·plex. a•th St. ,,~ ... ~t~~e. ~~;;:~P.t.~!~::1---------vtOEOMOVlZPARLOR ;:~~;~·:~paniont ~~,:1~·:1rl"8,.1 ~r:~ ~~~·~~r{c~;:r~~~a~. :l~tn::i;~~~~~ri ~rt. stove. refrfs. 2
&7J.eot6 "50.000. Otll 752·1'930. C• o.cor.tfftcJ Free 20 min introductory "' b dr1 Ing co. Xlnt bens. Apply tevtew appotntmtnt: StlcnUfic Orilllng Con
1;11b fn>m beach. $285. J '-'UAIL Ln.-s vtsat.. no purchase! rcQ trawlcook,1 op, ve, ~unc Orillinl Con· FIDB.ITY lrol•· N .~. or t'all _87"4122 ___ A....;ll..;.._. ____ ,Older woman. non 'r, 1D.9Switbthi111d! Al10 dure & rAp ~ O.C. ex. refi trob. 4CMO Camput Dr. __._.. .• ,_ ~!...~~ a k for Don
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.._.7 fee M.n. Walk to \Ores •--Tl tiMPJiU 23MNewport81.CM. ~xcltlnt1 rec:ordina. et~. Have own tnna. Sl:l.L Idle ttaa wllJt a An £Qal()ppon.11nlty to MU? Claa echds do OONSUMP OUTDE '1'1Sinch&t.IJ 5SH71l .......-SM-1581. ?Cm Ollb PUOlClua1nedAd. "'·~mployer it well.t4MITL
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Expr'd R•llll Rat~•. tenor I E~tt:rlor . Free types constr. Free et1t.
Free ~l Cal I Gene etl 531-8183. Jack Low rat.el. Lte•d 848~
~ PAIHTIMG 644-236' lloofiRcJ .. t ,...1m A.ll ru ~ Carpentu ., ub1net R•modelln1. 1dd1t111na..
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Painting. Exlr /lntr Ex Exper. refs. qual work. •• .. ••••••••••••• .. ••••
pr'd. honest. neat. reas Cree est. Call David. WALKER ROOFING F.xpl'rt clci•nup . trt<e ••••••••••••••••••••••• -
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me . 838·MM 24 hrs t y pl'!. !> h 1 n g I e 1 · I paint homes oot houses. k h k • ~ Prof paint.Ing Ext & ml lnL & ext. Call Kent at roe " a n -compo ... r . A ••lftl...... Carputer Rou1h fr ~lnlll 631 ~
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hunws John 64!:>-5458 . -Janitorial --Students llauling.) ard & ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ S.nlcn 1arage clean up. Nt:l'd A:rnan Comm Cieunlng
Low rates Rers. Free 673·7134 Free est. 541·~
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Girl Free esl 64S.Sl23 pn<'es. Prof. landscape &
lat. ext. serving area ror 7
yrs. Prof qual work.
Reas. 1ns. Dave. 586-8425
moonly.&Sl-11884 CERAMIC tile Neworre--
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Pa 1 n ting. remodel. Neat pa~hefl&textures TrwW.k• Mother will lake C.,.\I uf Carpet R•1n. ff'ff -.t • .. ._--L M S -Roto. Sod or )Our 1n(11nt Of' toddle' I .• ll l r•-.., ~nwlltionutc 831 ·12.57 windows clNincd. plumbing FrestfMl1·2467 AtHEST. 89J.143t ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------Expert shaping, thinning 646-61-45 h I k n.ua. your 'arp• · ••••••••••••••••••••••• Set.' de d La w n s . ~C:e lJ ':otr,"° or ILvibl. Aft )pm 645 3274 TAYLOR f"ENC~ CO ~.~.?~••••• The Moppells. All types of Spnnklers. Planting. Pa 1 n ti n g . t nt . -q u a I. Pkn6iag &i ii t u m p re m o v a I
matenals. rates negolla· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lands<'Hpe <'teations. --c..iear'nn Wood & Chainhnk c l"a n 1 n., 1nc 1 h Y. ,_Xl_nt_.r_e_rs_6_7S-_763_3_. __ _.____ tt-k e """"' u • 5" 11lum1num seamles:1 " o .--_......,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·~5-151 S36 1837 .. ~ l 1 C:A" ......,,., -·••••••••••••• •••••• raingutteri. w /baked on w,,.·arpe c ean .....,-...,~ European Landscaper
Bou k k e e PI n I . ex J1m011 Europun Cater· Gwdl•MJ enamel. Cstm bit oo Job Same norson, eve'"" wk. Top work. t'a1r price.
ble. 494-0589 HOMESAVERS. Plumb· 675-2821
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Ina. Summt.'r partlt'l>, .............................. -Gutt"'rmen """ '""'2 ... ~ 'J o-rs 646 A07J ..... yoruve ,,..,enced&reai.onabl\: b11nquets. -t.'ddings •Vfo.:HYLOWPRICES• '""' " ·~""' C'Slm.care.wkly/bimo. ""'· ...., uo " ·
116.S-73116 661 ai&67 _ __ On (i;irdenlng Ma int. Hmdyman vacancies also 893-9094. M• a. 1
Housepuinlmg. Int.. Ex·
ter Free est John Beck.
631·3363or 645·2161
$JS hr. Honc.c;t & reU able Aspen Tri!\! Service
service. BoCA. M /C OK . Remove & beautify.
979-8065 or 847-0383 64Z·2US
,.._ • ••••• •• •• • • • •• • •• •• • ••• •••••••••••• •••••••• ••• -------------------Mll-...1...-.... _,. • .., C.•.t/COIKr.ft George 5492015 We <'lean offices. noors. Interior. exterior . PERRY'S PLUMBING ,,.,.__,,,..c1ean1119 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gen'I Handyman. Pal.Ill· windowset<'forreasona· BLOCK. Slumpstone Residential & comm·1 We clear any draNl or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~rpent.t:r t-)'ee et;t Any f d l l 1 Clean ups. Haullng , U'lg. carpentry. roofm8. ble pr1<'es As k for walls. briC'k planters. ex· prope rties. Ric hard sewer anytime! Free Sparttlin• clean windows . ...,_· Call All. oun •ion~. re aan ng Landscaping lmmed masonry . Any home Manuel or Sara. Bus. pertly installed. Special· 0 h sue ,,.,.,... an 1>r walli. bloC'k:.. patios. servi<'ing 642 9907 mainl. or remodeling ly pnced. he & bonded. Marshall. 846·0425 or esumates. Calf for low College student was es Tooy.~9 ~t.Lic'd. y don . • proj J Waugh.631-2233 ~gJ:>· home 546·3486 Call Bob. 673·0164, SJ1.ao82 wlcndrat.es.673-3181 windows at reasonable ou 't oeed a fun to · 536-9906 ------------------1 rate. Call 968·904M
Have you read today' 1be fut.est draw in t.be "draw rut" when you Have aomethiag you want ----------ts yrs painting Org. Cnty. Any plumbing . waler
<:luaitied Ads? U ool, West ... a Daily Pilot Placeaoad lntheDaily toseU?Cla.salfiedadsdo The Cast.est draw ill the Brickwork. Small Jobs. topquaUtySlLlc•334950. serv.leab.batbrmeocl. Trade your old stutr for
you're m1uint lbe bes ClusiftedAd.CallToday PUotWantAd.a!CaUnow It well _Call NOW, West: .. a Dally Pilot Newport. Costa Mesa & m-1886Pete ceraml<' tile. Reas. a4:.iftoodlet with a bu'laimin town! fM2.5678. -M2-5618. MZ-5678. Classified Ad. 642-5678. Irvine. 675-3175 eves. Wan.t Ad Help? 642.5678 &12·2468 ed ad.64.2·5678
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CLERICAL
Good typing & bookkeep
ing exper. required. Part
time start. full time Oct. l.Jdo area 675-8030
CLERICAL
OPPORTUNITIES
A maJOr life insuran<'e company headquartered
1n Newport Beach Is
seeking 1nd1viduals with
,,. slulls and general oU.ce
expertenc.e in one or
more of the following
arna.').
CLERKS
UTOTEM
Openings Now Available
for htll or p/Ume clerks 0n 2nd & 3rd shi~. No
cOoK. For P ff. Exper·d ---------1 f'in11nc1&l pref. Apply in person. DRIVERS Regional marketing ex·
The Gnnder Rest. 1400 W Men or women ~ yrs or ecut1ve for maJOr pn vate
Cst. Hy NB 1142·8881 older. Know the coabl mortgage insurance firm
ci'ies. Net $180 a week or to reprt-sent company in
COUNTER HELP more. Orange Coas t Or. Cty. Real estate
Mature lady. Days 10-3 Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. finance background
M·F. Kentuc,-ky Fried Herrmann. Fountain necessary . Sales E'X ·
Chicken.N.B.675-Ql85 Valley. 1No of Slater per1ence v.aluablt!. exper necesi>ar.v-we betwn Newhope & Knowledge or FNMA.
tram. ,\dvancemenl op· COUNTER SALES Euclid I Fm.MC. & Or. Cly len·
portunitles to those who Full or part·Umt• ders import.ant. Must be
qualify. fo'or information 2075Harbor Bl. CM self starter reqwnng ht·
totoournearei.l market Electronics lie supervis ion. Ex·
or rontact the personnel Counter p erson for Immediate openings. <'ellenl potentjaJ ror<'om
omce at sandwi<'h bhop, P /T . lonk terms. <might <'On pensatton. promotion.
12442 L.amJ)bon St 11.2. No ex.per necess. ~ parl. tuneJ career growth. St:nd resuml' &
Gurden Grove S3'7·4840 S57·0M2/646-2261. a i.k for J>051llons exbt for salary reqwremenL., to
Equal Oppor Employer Brenda. PRODUCTION PM I. PO Box 2009.
H05tess Part Time open·
mg ror host.ess1cash1er.
days & mtes. Apply daily
at HAM. Mi Casa. 296 E.
17th.CM
Housecleaners. Tues Fri.
8·3PM. Call Jani<'e·s
Raggedy Ann ·s. 645· 1800
HousecleaRing help. f'uH
time pos. Will accep
cand idates with o r
without trans. Top wages
~9525
Manufacturing
POWER BRAKE OPERATORS
Insurance agency in Mis·
sion Vie JO seek mg person
w/exp m commercial &
personnel rating Send
bneC resume P.O Box
3128 San Clemente 92672 Steelcase 1s the lar gest manufacturer
INSURANCE CLERK of metal office furnit ure. We have ~;~~;~. ~. imm~ate_openings on our 2nd s~ift
'11\&.resume. 4~ due to tncreased volume. ~ Off el' JOb
securlty. -profit sh a ring, an Kint l~urance g.irl. must be retirement plan. free dental and other J<>Od with figures & typ· . • . mg. Salary open. Boat & f me benefits. A pp ly m person at 1123
Yacht lns uran<'e. 505 E. Warner Ave, Tustin. (intersection HOUSUEIEPERS 30th SL 201 Nti A f\111 & part times. Xlnt 1 · · rm · · PP· of W amer & Nwpt Frwy >
• TWX-Mod•I 35-1________ DataCOftfrolCleric HELPERS Tustin.CA 92680
I S d JNSTRUMENT
~nef'its. Bayview Ma.nor _Y.._ln_pe'---rson_. ----112-4410. STHLCASE 1.0.E.-M/F
& Conv . Hosp. 2055 JANITORS.pt-lime.eves.
Thurin. Co.st.a Mes a . Apply btwn 2·6 :30pm.
&62-3505 EOE S 4 0 · 7 8 I 1 . I 7 l 8 2 A utoMat e •n · CodrtailWoftreH Doyoulikedela1lworkin ASSEMBLERS Forkhfl operator. Muiit
R ec• i • e • 7 0 w p"' School a busy data processmg MACHINE havt.' DOQd drtvlni? r e· _Arms __ t_roo__,;;g_A_v_e_. _lr_v__ LEGAL SECT Y. non MATERIAL CONTROi.,
EXP EDITOR Entry
level poaltion. Min. I yr
office procedure re-
qwlred. Ability to work
w /figures & deta tied '".
ro. a must. Call ror appl.
S40-7639 EOE
•nun enVll'Ollmeot? We need OPERATORS <'Ord Apply 1981 Placen J anilortalfMaintenanc Earn UJ> to $300 per wk someone lo balance & TECHNICIANS l1a Ave, CM 642·1593 Eilpr'd, ma lure. English men wanted f'ull tame.
smoker. top Halary.
unt'gBch 848·1400
HOUSEKEEPER
Low tuition Placem~nl edit customer input & lNSPECTORS. speaking. Live in. Some days. Co. benefits. Apply •Typing-45-60WP1ft assist. 7SJ-9194 computer r eports who PRECISIONS GENERAL OFFICE, cooking 2 adults. Linda in norson. Standard Shoe . uor elem. Cull & part
boo k I I Sal t bl ..-lime Apply 11-7. 1802 S . College Coeds. pt.time . has so"!le k et>ping, INSPECTORS. P1t1me. Some office ~x· s e. ary nego ia e. Store. 3077 So. Bnstol. Cst Hwy. Laguna Beach. •lldtpcJ/Acd9 Job, S4 hr. Telephone acrountmg or data pro-CALIBRATION per. Call for spe<'1f1c dt·· Refs. req. 673-5436 C.M. Rel' ui ed
soliciting. 635-3010 ask cessinl>( background We have a smaH com Laa ls. Ask ror Dirk. Housewives earn up to s. req r · •MathAptftude forMr.Hyde. Monday-Fr1dayl2.30lo pany atmosphere wilh 842·4466 or 536·31111 !>.OO per hoar showing .. JEWELERfor<'ustom LIQUOR CLERK .
9pm. Xlnt <'Ompony large company benC'fits Leadership Real ~tale Tri Chem liquid em-fine Jewelry store. must daytime hours. Als o
•ICeypunc:ts o r IC ey C~on/ benefits. Call personnel which include; health & Amccplacetowork broidery Call between be able to handle heavy DELI COOK & MGR
MATURE WOMAN
p/l1me to wel<'om&·
newcomers & <'Ontact
merchants. Flexible hrs .
Need <"ar. lite typlng.
r-Housa..,.... appl. life ins urance. retire G OF I E gAM·IPM.536.3613. wo-rk load. Benefits TRAINEE. As k for ..,...... to <'are for elderly lntergrated Data Co. menl plan. long term ells· EHERAL F C Compensation. Si'.S0-$10 Virginia or Sharon.
CostaMesa 546-6080 abilitymsurance,edu~a Creative group for lmmediat.e openings ror hr. Apply 1n person: 549-1422
We have immediate geusnttlebem~nd. d5n·vdeyrs. /nwokn: tional assistance &credit landscape ar<'h1lccts cooks & prep cooks. New SC'haH~r & Sons. So ----------openings. IC you qualify, M .. Deliverymen for early Pl needs a respons ible CoastPlaza.549-1424 LOTMAH ----------we offer a unique work smoker. Ref's req. CaU AM newspaper m C.M. union. ease apply at restaul'ant. Apply btwn Mature person for Prr
547-3095.
mgenv;...,.nmenl'nadd1-Mrit. Davis. wkdys at Permp/t .Musthave de· GultonSC Division.1644 person to act ai. recep· lG-1&3-6GoodEarth210 Kentu<'kyFr1edChlcken ror car rental. Must be work in C'afeteri•-
uv ' Whitt. A c t t1onist. handle phones. N rt Ce t o NB IB+Ptrlo ,....rr 7"" 7100 lion to excellent com· _64.2_-_1626 __ . ______ pend. car & be relia. ier ve. os a typing&fibng. SSWPM . 2 ewpo n er r. Part time help. Nwpt " · ...,. · m.4403(orappt.
p:rny benefits. Pleai.t.' SJCXH350mo 646-5844 Mesa. Ca. 92627. 642-2400 yrsex""r. 631·1700 Fashion Island Bea<'h 67s.6885 ......... CHl ... IST tontact: COMPANION E.O.E. ""' · · ~ " Mature sales1ady for
l'cr·onnel
O<·partmi!nt
needed lo stay w /elderly Delivery /General person GENERAL OFFICE Inspect°" Kitchen Aides N.8 . co. needs. Class A ,ewelry store. 548-3402 or gentleman 5 mtes /wk. to dnve company cars, Ele<.'tronks Im med. openings for Full or p /T /. Apply Machinist for Bndgeport eveaS48-3270
Must be gd driver, non-helpinshop&leamwood FIB.DSEAVICETECH Accounts Rec. fine loag term or wiJI con· Garfield Convalescent Mill & Hardmge Lathe.
smoker. non.drinker. fi.nishing. Over 18 & have jewelry store. Cull-ume. sider part lime. C'areer Hosp .. 7781 Garfield Ave, Oose tolerance precision Mechanl<'
Ref's req. Call Mrs. validli<'cnse.540-5850. ~paoding micro com· Creative atmosphere. positions for; H.B.847·9671 work. Exper req'd. Top tU.A.S.E.
PACIFIC So. Coast Plaza. Call for PRODUCTION bens. E .O.E. 557-9051 ask CERTIF IED Davis, wkdys at 642-1626. o11:.o...1y •L •SST. puter company is bw Id· appt. 549.1424 for Ron Adams. MECHANIC
5rl A A mg its techni<'al starr. HELPERS Lmdsc .. For.,_,.
MUTUAL Conslrpick upJ)('rsonSJC Chairs1de, full tame. Has Immediate l?Oilltions General Office Elec INSTRUMENT Must have knowledge of MAG 2 Operator. will Skilled in tune-ups, air area, mst have own Good benefits. H .B. available for le<'hriicians ( k b ASSEMBLERS aJIM.ases.S6l-1234 trai·n legal S<'tY Non cond .. <'OOling sys. & 700 Newport Center Dr tools. exp in new tracts. "''"' ,.,,.,..,or0 An ..... " trorucs irm see s uyt'r MACHINE ..,, brakes. Mature & d.....,n. ~ .....,.....,..., experienced in repair & w /aeneral office "X OPERATORS smoker. Top salary -...-Newport Beach, CA 92660 tm-7620; 493-2871 ----" ' • _.... dable only need apply at DENTAL ASST-Chrside. maintenance. AA degree pcrtence Should have ~ 848-1400 11le Tuneup Shop. Cull f 714>640-J028 or eqwvalent required. strong <'Ommun1cat1ve TECHNICIANS R-.....6.!onfd COOi( Fff. mm I yr exper. Sal INSPECTOR ~r·• M ·1 n-.l 64S-4641
0 . onon. Fringe benefits. Excellent wages for skills. Establl s h PR CSO Newport Cenler law aJ ~" --------t;qual pportunaty wanted for Italian ~hareu.CellS47•2569. qualified Individual material reqwrements -E 1 1 N nrm. good typing skills. Cou.ATOR/PACICY MECHANIC TRAINEE· Employer M IF re!>taurant. dibh-up & Please call 957-1404 for Place pur<'hase orders & L"llSPEC'l'OR pleasant telephone Mature individual need full time 207S Hubor _ _....:__; ____ , prep. Full time. lmmed. ---------t r I Pl k -CALIBRATION ff ed r lit ..a. .. · r It · ClERK/GIRLFIUDAY opening. 645-065l for 1.11-Dental Chalrside Assis· app · o lowup. easanl wor · We have a small rom· personality. front o i<'e or e .,_mg o 1 e Blvd.CM.
Variety of duties m photo terview. tant. hourly 5-48· 1262 ALPHA MICRO ing cond1t1ons. Call Valor r.uny atmosphere with appearance. PBX t'X· education matertals m ----------
p rod u c l 1 on. proof. days, or631·1433eve!I. 178TSSkypark No. !JN Electromca, 540·9264. be r penence helpful but nol our SA. racihty. Xlnt Medical Ass't. intemist·s Irvine Ca. 92714 arge company ne its re q u i red . s a l a r y benefits & working cond. omce. Back omce af'ter. reading, filing, ofCl<'e COOKS JE.xpr'd DENTAL/ORTHO Assis· General Ofc-PBX answer· wluch include: health & Sl:iOO/TOO, depending upon Apply personnel dept, noons. Familiar with
machint'S. work with Full or pltime. Good lant. P /timc. Expr'd .I•---------mg serv. oprs. lmmed life insurancl'. retire· expenence. Opportunity National Education 4361 EKG. venapuncture. &
falm&ordcrs. f'ulltime st arting pay . f'~r inge R.D.Anec. Pleasantofc. F:agineerjDH ICJftet" openmgs ror exper'd or mentplan,longtermdis· foradvancementtolegal Birch Sl. Newport inJe(.'lions.496-Mll
Hr:. fl ex 1 blc Non benefit!>. Apply in lrvine.559-0777 lo design/draft aircondi· qualified people Rate or ability insurance. eduea· secretarial position. Call Beach. Nr O.C. Airport.
t;moker. $2 75 hr lo start person. Mon lhru Friday. Uonlng system for <'Om. pay depending upon ex· tional assistance & credit Peggy at 640-7035. EquaJ oppor emplyr. M edka I om<'<' recep-
A pp I y 10·3. On S ile 3 lo s pm. eoco·s. 1555 DENTAL RECPT. wfex· mercial buildings. Xlnt per. Apply in person union. Please apply al ---------------=---.,.......----tionist. typing. mostly
Photograph 1Cb. 330. Adams Ave. Costa Mesa per. for pos1t1on of orfice benefits, C'onvenient Mon-Fri 9am·4pm, 1S5 Culton SC Division. 1644 Legal Se<''y Ass't. MAl~CE front office. some back
ll;irbor Blvd. Unit ES. manager for a large busy Orange Co. loeatton. Ph Rochester St. c M. Wh1tt1er Ave. Costa Can you pass tbas t.esl? 1 Gener a I p I» n t & office. Reply Box • 316.
C M . 2 Doctor practice In Sad-(714)~1737 Mesa. CA 92627. 642·2400 am tn vigorous health & automatic machinery <'/O Dally Pilot, P .O. Box
----------1Just moved into town? dleback Valley area ---------• Girl Friday, 6 hrs daily E O.E. int.end to make a career maintenance. requires 156-0. Costa Mesa, Ca
Clasalfied Ads are the ~~~aas~i'}j~edA~~~ 830-1395 Phone work. typing. er· ror myselC. l\fy typiJ'lg. me<"hanl<'otl ability. 92626 answer to a successfuJ rands. 1n exc lusive Inspector s tenograph skills are knowledge or electric &
garage or yard sale! It's They'~ the easiest way Dental assistant. 4 1i!i E II J b furniture store. $3.00 hr QUALITY CONTROL good & polished. (Legal hydraulic helpCul. Full
a better way to tell more to find jual the Items aod days, Expenenced. X· XC8 ent 0 Call Betty between 9 11. Precision Inspector re· or non· legal ac<"eptablel. time permanent with
people! services you need! ray certification, some 2 Days p /wk. Perma· 64.2·2053 quires knowledge of My command of English gf'OWUlg company. Jwce
MEDICAL OFFICE
Full-lime position
w /beneC1ts for mature
exper·d back omce nurse
for OB·GYN Practice.
64().1420
DAILY. PI LOT \
.
perio. Pleasant omce. nenL No selling. Prefer ---------1 mechanical In spection is good lo excellent. 1 Tree. 15621 IndustrY Ln.
D>-3060. menover58.873·2289 GUARDS using mic rometers . want an Interesting Huntington Beach.
Dental Ree__. Full & p/llme. All areas. verniers <'allpcrs. sur· career In a specialized 89'l-801.5
11:c .. -.. ,.. E ti t Uniforms rum. Ages 21 race plate layout. optical legal field working in Malntenan,.e man ror Medical, exper. front of· _,....r.~ xecu ve secre ary. o r over . Reti·red <'Ob>paritor. height t ' ·th " M tu N rt o~ h cooper a ion w1 an ... ~ ........ bwlding-_.,. h-fke. busy 08/GYN pra<'· e art>a.S48-SS88 ma · re. ewpo oo::ac wel<'ome . No ex per gauges & other related t .. bl shed attorney •Llf!ol• ...... ·.., ... I fl 64.5-4044 es .. i . pr wk. Seml·retired OK. ll <' e. must hand I e Dental Lab Trainee _aw __ rm_. ______ necesa. Apply. Universal gauges used lo perform committed lo developing Salary onon. 611 Lido pegboard ~ Insurance
needed. Exper helr.ful Experienced line cook Protection Service. 1226 inspection. education' my experuse towards a .. -well Annly tn ""'rsol'I or
bul not n""'ess. Sa arv wan led for bus Y W. 5th St. Santa Ana. In High School graduate. legal ass1Stant level. I Park Dr. NB. 67s..Q«, II .645:5es:; 35'.S Pl cen basedontedbwork.~il downtown Laguna t.ervWhrs9-l2 &1-4Mon· min. 2 yrs exper. in desiret.ohve&Sawolrk~ aft4:30.548·UK~ ~!.St.e11•.NB. a .
rucbatfM2..lM9. reslaW'ant. Top pay. Call Fn. ~!~~~i~!1 ~:sopep .:.iin~ Orange ~~ty. ary"' Manager Answering A ---------1 Mon·F'ri. 494-9765Ask for 11 d ~, hours sub""'' to negotia· Ser vice E l Toro area Models/Es<'orts . ttr DentaJ RecepUonisl Ex-Lynn or Nina. Ha I rsty st: wan te . Ability to read & In· uon. If you think you can Phooe Exp nee!. Good remale. Xlnt opportunity
p'd 4.4..._. days. X·r&Y Costa Mesa Salon Call terpert blue print re· score hlgh on such test pay. benefits830-et3l for the right girl. Tran~
license req'd. S600-SSSO Exp. front & back ofc Joanne al Lords & Ladys qulrements & military call <7141 5-47·9451 for in· 1....;..--------1 req. Call 957-2885.
at.aJ"t. 979-TZT7 Medical exp. desired 75-4-1737 <' e r l I r I <' a l I o n t.ervlew. Man11ers • Women to
Mst be fam1lar w /peg H••Aw•RES•LES K.nowledege & exper. in help local business Modeh & Escorts ~nut shop work. early
AM. Wlll train. Apply
AM. [).K's Donuts. 29el
f'alrvlew. CM.
board & in.<J. Resume to -"" A pert"ormmg thread ring Legal Secretary-0 C . woman. 788-3875 MotlftlMS
be submitted lo 3S5 Full time. No eves or and plui gauge calibra· alrportarea,2pos.avall. Female. Top money.
Placentia f208NB92663, Sundays. No exper. req. tlon and calibration of 1 3 & 5+ yrs exper. MCIMlftldwWM) Musthavecar.6ll·2140 ~5885 See Mike or Steve, H.W. hand tools. Growing dynaml.c flrm. Immed iate openln1111,
Wrig ht Co ., 126 Qtlibratlonlnspectorre· Contut Mr. KHdan. 1oog term or wUl con· DRAFTSMAN Factory workers . RochesterSt.C.M qi.lites exper. In the 833-3622 id rt•• 1..----
Mecbanlcal or electro-ceramic caa~rs & other ---------noll lb r ---------1 er pa ume, career Doing Buaine••
medwllcal rucper. pre· F/Tpoe. Forday&niRhl HELPWANT,ED ! r1n°:'~ll~~~1er;:'~0ry0• LEGALSECRETARY pagl~g~ION Under A
ferred. Opportunity for 11hll'la. No exp nee Start Permane nt. ull /parl mechanical dlmen · Laguna Hiils . Recent HELPERS ~ Flc:tl-··• profeulonal crowth by 13 hr. Apply ln pel'IOn to l Im e ' h o u se PI" n t aiofl.s Inspection and In ex.p . necessary. pre EN .._
wortinidircctl.v with de· Vohan01 or California knowled1eable ~pie process a11embly In· rerably probate. Xl,nt ~Nlt.f..:t.ER~ N•m•?
sign enainoers. Cati 3421.5 Dolheny Park Rd. nec!dc!d for route main· 1pectlon. Bockaround t.$&4iS/H1k.lllsraq d E
SclenUnc Drillinll Con· Captawaoo Bcb tenance & reta.11 sales 1thould Include ao roe C-11 Mrs. Winslow ror 0 MA~~ J ~
trola, M7·90Sl and atk for ----------PO 1H 10 n s 751 ·47 6 O NASA soldtrin1 tralnlog appt. 83'7·1060 T=CIANS
0~f1 ~-"1 Don Swanson P'IBERGLASS WORKER ~htne Inn & certiflcatbi. Al>iUty to 1i.rsp~R Full or pt-time. must 1 ... ,,, .,. .... v
Dre sa m d er . .h I ah have uper. In glasa. $C. HOSTISS laterpret b utpnnts & Thi_............... ·PRECISION
futuon. lo sew clothes in p/hr. 8C7.a:tlOor$36-8780 Exf:r'd, part-time. •PP· 1ovt speclflcaUon re· .,. u. O...eomt INSPECl'OR
ho Pl II ly n ,... __ The Beach quired. · CAlJ.BflATlON :.'548$ me. e-.e ca rue Clerk ln &CC\ ·1 dept. Houael·;;.· 119 Sleepy We have a small com· DAILY PllOT We have • tmall com· ptrm~ltioft Ll U'~n1 Holle\w Ln .• Laauna $" alm01pher• ~lth Pl">' atmotpMN with DRIVER·l"ull tlma or • AJ 11numeric t• i . ·ecach. e company benefits CLASSIPllD larp oom~ beneli\a
part tJme. prefer aomt ValJ Calir. driv.-r'.J le ch Include hultb & .a.ft5 wtilcb lncli.lde: health • eicpertn~Uvttina. Must -..e.nU.al Cor DMIMDler STO•U Ille ln•urance. relJre-l't¥ II(~ lnurantt. rttl,...
know t.ru. 586-UOI ~. APOb a Lt' TU:e U• to relax and mcnt 1;>1Q. lon& ltnn dla· , c-w ...., " mtnt. p&an, loq urm di•·
BOYLE £NOINE2R lboOatbomii. ll'utmP't ablllt.Y taaurance. echac:a· ,,:. It Wllti :· ... Ad •btUt1 wurance. ed11ea·
DJUV&R. <>YD Zl. de-CORP, wtlh Dally Pilot tJcna.l~o~"credll UooaluallltDC9•crectlt
pendAble. ah.up. COM• 1.SOI Quall St • N. B. Claulfled Ads And II union. Ple.aae apply •L uniolJ Ple... •l"'Pll •l
c.leatlOUI • lll'lllLn1 to PMlm• Potltioo alto J'OU bave IOIDM.hlnl to Gult1,1n SC DMt&On. 1&44 OUltcn SC DM1W>d, 11+4 wor lt. Patt «rowlo1 aY&tlable ()..~ aell. c.alJ 1 fritndly Whittler Ave. Costa Wbluler Ave. Co1la
truc:tlnl co ln lrvtne. Clualfied Ad-Yltor at Mft• tt&.t?. &U·i400 ...... CA S13117.~JAOO MMIC>l eo.1811 E O.E E.O It.
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-.-..... Ila Scnctraume hMlth toed .tore "'* J:;i.per for Newport Sat. Apply in poreon. pairs. all makts. ctau1c 42" wrot iron tbl. chrs & linens glasa ware patio goes. 549-2301 an lOGoOd ~ .. --.--&x DA.ha Loma. Ca prcp•nllon Prevlou1 Buch architect• In· Sam'a ltallan Dell. 1909 bicyclea.81.1y,1ell.trade buffet. $27S. Metlox tbl30Sandpi...,rl~lne •.;..pri_ces ______ _ N & It D E D 8 V d bl b t.l'ellUJl1. varied work Harbor Bl . C. M .u .. 7910 ...,,.. ..-,. tf 0 L I. V W 0 0 0 11101 e.cperte:ncv ~Ira ut Ute"'"kpu •-shthnd. Will ._.. chlna for 12 + xlras . ..,.,. -------'-'-----Bo Ii
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FOR MAJOR PlLtl a Dtti"'l' °""""·a hr to hofl .. itial twneflla Apply ecsaor 546-S7~ Sl.avro'a Rest. 5930 . Wlndaor 10 apd, 2S . all Movln& must aell quaUty 3S22ctaremonl Irvine skateboard ramp. Sat T V COM ... t!RIC AL ••• _ ..... ......, .. Cst Hwy,N.8 aluminum gear 1125. fum . .wu·1""3af\6.17676 A11a58AM. "' -~--L1ndber1 Nutrition . SECRET,.RY """'" '" _....,.;.__ ____ _ llS-1100 ,.,. day If M" b ,. I " L 84&-0377 SanCandetoF.V. Lota or Misc. items. 1759 Lr G ~ ..
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llMIM ltxt IM J:.':~~"'~t:J~:l1•, Cout abopplna ccnl\"r ~lt'UCllon company. New mother of young chltd to having a Moon light sale lllce new $60. 2 mat'ch. "' goodies. Fri /Sat /Sun
Nd nlll'HS aid or LVN ~">II a hr~ CM HJtfo~aacr ulflct11 oo Crown VaJley c11re for & send my 7.yr Sat Aug 5 7·10 PM barstoolsSlS.546-5374 Misc. household items IOc 9um-5pm 17602 Delong fie'°"~ s PN -- -... arkwuy. 111lary UP lo old lovely, well behaved Crulser blkea & parts. andup.Sat/SunAug 5 & Cir . H .B. Nr. Spr· ... wo !!"'L~·ll · Prr ht"I~ w11ntt'd for RHllluranl. h r)t loo. Quoo m1>. Medical plan. daughter to El Mor o Whlzter parta. 2903 8 Hlde·~·Bed. bunk beds, 6 frm 9 AM 111 44th St. mgdale/Slater to r ru lime -_ __... I .... A l·"'al••.. M IF. penion11bll•. out ltO "hll !"l3, ''711 """" hoot y h e N t 8 I d N 8 I et chairs pool wltnd1. 1.lv• In prlv :oc :i=.... ""M~ ini. fuJI \lml' hosteu ""' .. " . ........, sc . our om or ewpor v ·. armo re s . . NB ~-S.1.an' ~ -bl-avail fo;f.i1 mo. wanlfd MI'' ll $ lle11lth SECllTAIY IRC'T R~Cs~rec:~~~62 /eves 675-2570 ~~~n ::.t~9 ~!~~~ -G-ar-a-•e_e_S_a_le-.-S-a-t!Su_n_8-·5, Horws 8060
M•SllYMAH abo. can bef u or aft 2, buurance, profit Hhur lt• work in 1_,g11f 9Hku In Catt 1035 Cir .• F.V. child bdrm corner group ...................... .. M ""'' --... in1 Permanent po~ Ap s"nl" An" H-"vv l"" Warehousem an . resp. ••••••••••••••••••••••• s drawer dresser. desk, Alfalfa leltCy hlQ' SS.SS • .,.·Jl••~ lMft ln&IO Ol\·l'n _.._.. .Jujnrvo .... nn u L'"lO "' ''" • " '"" .,., h I N ..lnn(ood'><lb-""
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lnc EIToro U)..N" P\ tJmt"j mt vaJn parll· NowlunnaCorfull"part HELP' WATCHMAKER Doga 1040 & hutch. solid oitk. gOod Garage Sale Sat 9.4 645·5686
MU111SA.IOIS lJ\I X nt moonhahiana u~ opt>nan1H Varyintc Aremneedufafast&ac:· To ass is t e n ginee r •••••··~·~·~~·~··~ .. ~ cond.M50.848-2661 Mova.ng Creit\,.ll.atiel)
QPOO[, Mu.:.t ,be_oy dlt)'ll & hN l~a} lltlj>' l'Urate lyplit ror l>~Y w /development of de· Golden Retriever PUP· ' -black. beaut uphol 1014 Manner 's Dr. NB Jewelry 7am·3PM or JJ>m·lls>rn rn-p, 1d wor1c r~ord . plem('ntal tn l'o m e marke lang researc h l1catepreciseinstrumen· pies. AKC Field & show l~anfabric.$300. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp pttf M~a Verd~ ~11tprnonable Sal plus f sludl'n~ Mal be: Iii & firm Involving publJca· tauoo for oil field Good pel. Shots. wormed. 642.7927 Player.piano $800. Anti· 1 Str a nd aradua led
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St, CM any day frnm 3 PM to It transcription. charts. benents. Top pay EOE. 12131425-1561. Ru gs carpets odd ~mp organ $250. Corner d1viduat measurements
NURSESAIOES QAIMSPtetOI PM tttbles. reproduc\Jon etc. Scientific Drilling Con· fumlture.6x9&9xi2gold Victona/Pomona.CM. ava1lable12S.OOO.pnvate
A1J sh.ift.s. Ptr .l on c:iall Dunensioo.al & electnc11I 211.,'• W Oceanfront Congerual working con· trols Newport Beach. York.share Terriers, AKC, rug, almost new $25 Slate pool tbl 5475. Bunk 111d1 viduaL Box 181.
lo start. Work mto lull mspectaoo ol sub It final Newpurt Bt-ach d1l1on s 1-'ull bene fit 557-9051 ask for Ron Lit-3 mo, M/F. SS6-6282 aft S each. DrY sink. 4• bar. 4· beds SBS Lots more. Sal CdM.9262S
lime . .Mature women electronic assemblies 673 lJ66 package with dental. Ue. PM. wait dish rack. coffee la· & Sun 9-3. 208 Wake w --0-me-n-·s_w_ed_d_in_g_n-.n-g-.-~-
WIJI train. Small friendly Exper. m in.ipect1on to RM 3 11 medical & llfe insurance. Welder for small manUf. Siberian Hu.sky. 1 yr old. ble, backgammon table. Forest Rd .. C.M. 556-8249 carat + JO sml stones. facility. Call Garfield MIL·Standards req'd • • holidays & vacation. AKC papers, loves child, cobblers bench. make up Sl67S B "' 549-0097 CoovalesfentHosp.,rnJl Growingelectronicsmgr ChargeNurlie 18005 Skypark, Irv. 979-2290 days 548·9801 show quality. SlOO. mirror.5Lowbar stools. Aug 4.5 & 6 ll·5. Desk. . yap.,.,
Garfield Ave . H .B. olrs good pay & hens. LVH, 3.1 I 714 /546·3814 evenings 496-5199. 231Cabrillo,CM lrearl rugs, clothes & mny Mlacellaneous 1080 847.9671 congenial atmosphere! Medications. FulJ or part y •CHT other misc. items 324 E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Equal Opportunity time. Mesa Verde Conv. A FreetoYou 8045 AnUque WashSland, in· MagnpliaCM ET•GS MUISE$ AIDES Employer. Hosp. 661 Center St .. CM SECRET ARIES SALESMAN •••••• ... ••••••••••••••• laid wood w /mar ble top -.....::.....:..._ ______ , LUGG AG A
1·3.. 3·11, 11-7. Country DECC 548·5585 W i l h & without W /sailboat exp. Top 9 Wk old Blk Lab needs & back. Antique tables. Nine Family Garag~ Sale from your business card. Club Cony. c~a ....... 1 546.4731 1>horthand. Must have good home lg yd loving Solid oak dre6ser & nite Furn. needlecraft. toys. Send one card for each _____ .,._.,...,..,.. ___ ~,1_1_.rvin_e _______ 1 RM'& & LVH's phone & reliable trans. lines, top comm. Kona ' ' stand SBS 979-0549 mtSc. Sat/Sun M . Tahoe tag plus one SP.are. We
MUaSISA.tDES • 1\eal Elllate PtrreUef.days &nit:hls. Long & short. term as· Marine.675·14o3. mstr96J..79S9eves · Ctr CNr Bushard/Ellis. return permanently
OIU>BUlS Weneednon·smokingex-lS55SUpenorAve,N.B. s1gnments. Holiday & Young retlow with un· FREE KITTENS. Tiger 2 Twin-Beds. Fitted.quilt· FVI. sealed attractive tag &
per i enc e d or n e w v a c a t I o ~ P 8 Y · derstaoding or ft("aphics stripe & fluffy gray. ed bedspreads. tD5 each. strap. meeting airline 'Needed to give tender bceoaedreaJestate sales RobbM'sR09&Mop llosr 1lahzat1on plaA & minor woodworking. healthy55HBZ7af\6pm XJntcond.644·7580 BlockGarage Sale.Platte I D. reqwrement.s. Pre· lov1ngcaretoUH!elderly Women n e eded for aviu Dr. Costa Mesa. F\tm. vent loss & theft! For a patients Will train people. For further IO· Housecteanang Ser v . WiUtrain.540-5840 12 week old kilt.ens. need Immaculate twin bed/· cloth'g, bikes. t v. & personalized lag enclose
qualified personnel. All formation or appoint· LI-L~.... homes. Free s hots & frame/bolster $75. 6 much misc Sat !Sun8-5. wallpaper, fa bri c or ·ft ii A I 1«.s ment call Anita, 642·5062, 548--0757 ._......_.,... · -4904 drawer formica chest
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SUpenor, N.B.6'2-auo SALAD PERSON AnffqYts 8005 1 Sealpoint, 1 bluepoint English dining chrs S80 games. re<l<>rds. books. will back & trim your OfRCI,,....._ Real Elltat.e with some restaurant ex· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Siamese. 3 yr. neaut. all. 1 Eng. chair $30. Rat· household item s. 22021 tags. Or try two cards s.ulS/19'tn... EA.aH1141MCGOINM~UGH 6pe_.~Yenwceee. !1'" ... ~;. 97~ lPM . 384S C~~!~1Drive declawed. Great pets. tan baby ~sine1tdS40. Salcedo. M.V backtD~aJ~c~: ~lu person. "'' ""' .. U'IV° <Across From Antique Music Boxes! M9-5199 bed side tab""' w/ _!W!. :a Olds Viste Crws~r. szeaor3/$S
J HerberUtll.U • Join an exciting com· -.a--...,....,_.___ Oran~Co. A1Tp0n1 Slot-M11cltfnes• SMALL BLACK KITTEN. ~ fender & hood damage. 415tags Sl.60ea ,-. -JEWELERS pany with unlimited itl-~/Alu ,"""9W-Clocks!
come potential. Free F\tU &~art time position Equal por Employer HUGE SELECTION free to good home. Dining sel. l yr old. 4 tub new rear end. w~el 619tag5"Sl .SOea. __ 3333 __ 0ns __ to_l._C_._M_. __ , sfaadfng l>uTiaing iu fnjr.clOthingsiOre. THE ---------646-6492 chrs. mod. Walnut S400. beanngs. brlcs. nrly new 10ormoreS1.40ea.
(l, PLACE 644-8982 •-rican Kg bed. 2 tables. drsr tires SlOO. Trlr enclosed Sales Tax Included ~~ ~:iaghg~~~ mil on dollar location. · SECY /TYPIST lntttwatlonal FREE. Adorable Blk & Makeofr . 842·0180 awning SSO. Student dsk NO CARO•
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typ. Send resume & state perienced people. Train-Store needs Inside salel> firm. Good at mos. & co. 1802 Kettering. Irv· Fem. eye Lab puepy. 9 75L.2'Z116 Comp-offkl.r m~ny tag. Add 2Yeacti.
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P.0 .Box2298.NB.92663. sistance. Full time pr. h e lpful but not mo.Call546-5243exl22. ~~~~~~~~~! papers.549-0636 2 SUEDE lovese~ts S25 set up $S. ,.-bl lamp ss derto.
manager. Call manager necessa r y . Frlnl(e ________ .._ STATEAUCTIOH ea.Sofaw/matcbinglov· Antique noor lamp SS. PILOTPRIMTIMG Optometric Asst. exper now for confidential In· benefits: group medical, Service Sta Allen~. Fl.II~ & E Lovely unusual Fem Kil· e~e,at S75. lounger $20,
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pref'd.Cost.aMesa·Santa terview963·5671 paid val'ation & 6 p /tlme. exper d, ltte SundayAug.6lh.12noon. tens, shots, box trained. dinin~rm setSJS.porta· SS.3J"modelFokkero.7 P.0.Boxl560
Ana. 557·2020 "' holidays. For appotnl· mech'I knowledge. App· 3000 Redhill. CM wall spay. tf44·0139 or ble d1shwasher 125. Call SS. Antique skis SS. 3 Cost.a Mesa, Ca. 92626 ~ooo~IC ment call Betty Kaz1s ly. 2590 Newport Bl, CM Springer & White 546-7308 834-0703 Carter AFB carbs SS ea Designers Leftovers Lav -•n "' 7511732 Auctioneers. · b' $2 h · Service Sta. Attendant. S40-4098 Wht Germ Shep, Fem. IS 8' sofa, off wht. xlnl cond. Fix up 1kes · eac rm Brkfml $400/ofr Sofa ASSIST: RDA Sales. F f P·T to s ell exper'd. Full or p/time. mos, Obed, needs loving 2 yrs old. $175. 6404020 545-5087 tble $65. Lg Anl. chair or eligible. Top wages,..._ ________ •! u·ckets. ovr 18. have own Apply, Arco Station. J.71.h ""·m. mtS· c •·clot.hes. Sat home 751·1'21 aft5pm 752-8721 lr S300 Bdrm furn ~$400
benefits. Flexible hours. r transp. Mon·Fri. Sal or & Irvine, CM "aruy. Aug 5. t().2Pm. 11 · ' · 7AM-duslt at 3157 Kerry Antiques S20 up Hdbtd &
LagtmaBeacti"94-8SSS RECEPTIONIST comm.S3l·081l . La Serena. Irvine. 2blkkittens.M&F. 8'Cust.ombuilt sofa.tux-Ln.CM.Loads ofmtlic. spreadS225.Sleepersofa Shorthand.typing&good ---------1Serv1ce Statton Allen· 552-4268 Weaned&trained. edo s tyle . S50. Call 1tems foryourhome. S12S. Sal & sun 9-S 332 PACKERS phone voice. Saturdays & Sales lady dant. exper'd. Day & ---------548-4615. 962·1048 Even in it Canyon Rd. Needed. lrvmearea. SUndays. Big Canyon Exper Ftr Mgr & P/f Eves. f\tll & p/lime. Ap-Oriental rug xlnt cond 9 v SPYGLASS HILL' Anti· CdM
Call546.2901 CC. Ph 644-5404 ask for help ~eeded for ladies ply. Shell St.aUon, 17th & x 12 $67S • ' FurnffuN 8050 Kg sz bdnh-set.. armo1re. ques. rem. baby items. ------------------i Debbleor Barbara. lrvme NB 6734411: Mrs. Natland. ••••••••••••••••••••••• trpl dresser. nite stnds. plants. tm br. mis c PHONEMATE
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Exper helpful. Good mech duties Apply Homes ... anybrandnew Apftllances-OR I will mantleclock.8>&S85.2 Sat"" .. nl0-4 Roger.7c.-379i. Part •:me. hours nex'1ble. quire (714) 673·56$8 or . . "' L f Y I t-~k St5 '""' ....r
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office. Public Finance. ~2 Salesperson. aggressive. . OH University Dr/Yale. 646-1616 & 833°9625 _548_·_2153_·_. _____ _ 962-3366 positive altitude. F or Service Station attendant.
1 HCEPTIOHIST Ptr "'-per orwilltra m For P /.T. No exper Oak Antique bkcse, glass CASH PAID King size pedesta water Be S I """ w 11 l Wages bed, walnut headboard. PART TIME ror busy auly a on. Apply in person. Slan· necess. ~ ram. front stacking type. top For gd wsed , furn. anti· heater. 3 mos new. Mov
Prerer youth ful. dard Shoe Store, CM + comm1ss +bonuses. pceSS0.644·1~. ques&clrTV s 957-8133 in g . As king S250. fashionable person. F\t II 0077 s. Bristol 4200 Bu·-ch St, NB. EVENINGS time. Will train. Please AppliancH 80 I 0 2 couches, 1 7' sofa SJS. I 962·312!>.
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"'.ho enjoy working with Rcceptionist(l'ypisl Learn how to and close Sewing-Overlock ex per. Santa Ana 979-2!l2l Rcbll lwin set $55. full set Holpolnt $60. Clothing kids. St.art at $3.50 per Irvine based advertising more sales. Your invesl· only. Top pay. 1580 · sso. Sterilized king set Some office furn. m isc.
hr. Phone 642-4321 Ext. agency looking for sharp ment only $30. Call for Monrovia. N.B. 642·3472 CASH PAID $8.5. 4 pc living rm set and crystaJ.1!100 Federal
2 5 0. b e tween person with excellent dates to invest in your d Ws hr /Ory rs /Refrig 1195. I will buy your box E. <W 19t.hl. 631·3456Sat 4:00-S:OOPM. t'-tna 11i.•n~. 50 wpm. future Dean Howa rd . Sewing: Nee powr. workingor not957-8133 spring & mattress. B&J &""·n. I ,., • .......,, • mach. oprs & prod. asst __ __;:_......,____ s ~ AtkforJ lri Goodphonepersonalitya 631·3353 l MV 8311102 Mattttss 838 E. 111t l .. ---------a once. area · Mont Ward 1974 Hvy Dty SAS4?·5638 20432 Kenworth HB nr Equal Opportunity must. Call collect: Pat. SANDWICH wasber, $200. 1974 apt sz Brookhurst & Adams
Employer 213/54l·U48 SOUTHWEST gas drye~. $125. Both Solid oak octagon dining Tools.elec ptano. New 14
PBX Receptionist for law of-SHOP w I ser v 1 c e cont r . rm tbl & 6 chrs + 7' high K gold jewelry. much Ans we r i ng s e r vlfe f lee. Will ans wer needs counter and out· BANK 557-0085. hutch. Bestolfer.Coftbl, more.50-6489 fulJ & pfr Call side s alesgirls. for Sl2S 548-ll'.207 aft6 operator . te lephones & g r eet August & winter. Apply 3 800Glenneyre. Lag Bch Washer. Dryers. Deluxe ..,;.;,_·---·--·--t
8JS.3:561 clients. Outgoing. msl to 4 PM. Wed trhurs/F'r1 Re q u I r es e x Per . Models. Completely re· Dining table, buffet. soU • I u-likl to meet the public. at Helthy Sandwiches, TELLERS. Please con· built, refinished. year b 1 r c h . d re s s er
rWMIN ....,. Trainee considered. Typ. 2830 Newport Blvd On tact Joan. Gore. 497·1771 guarantee. Your tho1ce handbralded rug. Othe
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Medium sb..e Irvine Co. ing exp. helprul. Call Peninsula. 673·6334 for Anequalopporemplyr S130 ea. Free dehvery. items. Ens,493-2.477 needs3-5yne.cp. in this Mrs.Reed752-684l Sate ends Aug 4 ,
facinatlng field. Xlnt•---------info. Spar builder/trainee. Southcoast Appliance 6 COUCH szs. bem & growth polen. Sal HCEl'TIOHIST 1tt SMALL DRF.SSER 110 $1500. mo. 540·6055, ~U time. Lite typing & SCTY , ... ECPT F\tll Time. 537•2542 644·29l9 · 3 Family Sale. 1888 anti·
posted.10:30to5.
Coastal Persoooel Ageo· bk k P g . 6 4 o. 2 7 o o For upholstery decorator ____ 54_6_-_11_0_1_. ---Used refrigs. frosl·Cree, --------.-t que Victorian desk, antq
cy, 2790 Harbor Blvd, (8:»5:001 shop. Must be sharp, in SR CLERK Washers. dryers. Good Sofa & 2 ~tchlng ~ang cheny rocker. doll car·
CM. ---------1 telligent. & willing lo • bll)'S. Best Appliance. 210 bat It chairs. cov d . I riage. spinning wheel, oil AU.JOBS FREE RECEPTIONIST· Mon · work. Call 642-8400 City of Laguna Beach Adams, HB. 536-00ll earth tone print on nc painting, Paris scene ---------1 Fri. 8·5. Ivan's C.M . S748toS955. q ---------1 brown backgmd. Ver Goodies Crom Balboa
Plastic factory worker. 645-1982. •Secretaries* Requires considerab1e Refrigerator,gdcood. new & xlnt cond. All Bay apt. Bric·a -bra(', Worit with small plaatic ---------1 cxpcr. in clerical work, Seltdefrostsso. piefes$700,840-S554 collectibles. See Dtme·a · parts. Must be able to Receptionist/typist, 0 .C. GOf'c/A/PClerk/Recpt. mvolving typing, record CallSSS-lm Lines . Cash only. 386
s peak & underaland Airport area. S850/mo to Employers Pay All Fees keeping & response lo -----,-----1 Pine twin 4 poster Ramona Way, C.M. off
EngJi&h. 642-2010 start. Call 752·2727, Patti. Liz Reinders Agency public. Position avail. in Kitchen uoit, tnctu stove, room set includes lrlpl Tustin bet. t5th·16th. Sat. PLASTIC COMPANY ________ !
n eeds Produ c tion RECEPTIONIST
Workers. No exper . nee. Happy person needed ror
Jira 7am·5pm. Good heavy phones & varied
benefits. Good starting office duties. Typing a pay. Frequent reviews. muat. Call Linda for
Please apply al Plut.ecb appt. 840-5470
Alloys, 1981 PlacenlJa~~~~~~~~~~I Ave,CM.642-1583
pt:w.w.w RECEPTIONIST
Mutt bave truck. will The Hantlnatoo Buch
train. Apply al 1337 S. office ol one ol the na·
Bristol. Santa Ana. Uoo'1 lar1e1t r ealtors bu openina for sbarp re· P R E -S C H 0 0 L cept\onl11t. with ex·
TEACHER. Nunery penence to handle busy
lehool eatificate or ex· phones. Light typing.
per'd. hrs nexible, $2.80 tdeaJ environment and perbr.~ e xcelle nt l'ompan y
p.,... ODerator·Rubbcr.
Will tntil. lst •2nd ahlft.
All company beneflts.
SalUJ comm~aaura\e wltb esperien~e. 7l41
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benefitll. 3'1"11 hr. week.
Moo ·Fr t. Ca ll
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forest L Olson
Inc., Reallonl
A ColdwcJI BaAk<'r Co.
4020 Blrch St. Ste 104 fields operations ortice. ref rig, sink. Ideal for dresser, nite stand pr o 9am.
Newport Beach 833-8190 Involves use or 2·way motber·ID·law apt. $1000 box springs & matt. ---------
Call for Appt/Estab '64 radio in dlspatfb lng new. Sac $395 /o!r S49-18i4 MOVING SALE·Sat Aug
public works personnel. 759-<1125 s. 8:30-4.PM. 143 13th St.
Secretary A I Cit H II 505 Lawson love seat. nu cond Seal Beach PP Y Y a ' Auctloft 1015 •us. Pr Drexel gold --------Forest. Lag. Bch. bef. • ,,,,, G E W h ID O E 8/16/78. EOE ••••••••••••••••••••••• cbaira SlOO. 549-131....-. . s r ryr • · · JACQUES Combo reCrig/frtr. anti· Stockboy . Must be 18. PUBLIC FURNITURE French Prov. ~•nopy bed que cedar chest. liv rm 494-0767. 570 Glenneyre. & dresser, brand new rum 549·2301 aft tOAM COUSTEAU La1UJ1a8each *AIETIDN* ~;::o~made. Call ·-MO_Vl..;...•N_G_SAL_E_·-·M_ES_A
SAYS Stock Men wanted full or TOlllite 7:30 ,.M. VERDE" Beds. refrtg,
••• p\·time. Advancement co..n Wtlcomtl KDI bed $SO. Spread. freeze r . fl r e wood.
ItyourSecrelarialsltllls opportunities. l\pply ln APT.FURNITURE sbeets. Gold velvet bkcases. crpt. furn,
includes accounting, person. Standard Shoe STOCKLIQUIDATIONS T'coucb. Ladies 6~ slrl much, much more. Sat
fJ.naocial reports, 1().key St.ore, m? So. Bristol, Lovely bdrm sett. bootalM-12'4 9:30 Comet of Java It
adding machine, heav c.M. t'besta. annolrea, bunk Bdrm ••• •pc w/twln Mesa Verde Dr. CM Also stati.tltlcal l YP.lng, Ugh --------........_ .. ~t ....... Pineap • 2.862 Chios Rd. CM shorthand,abilltytohan SWITCHBOARD OPR . ._...,<'..-._..., • btdt $150. Samsonite--------
die a heavy presaur steady employment. Ap-pie P<>ll bed with cheat" card' tbl 6 cbrs. 115. latate Sale
· t I dlt ff t 1 ~ stand, Chinese chr 546-8215 In u I I d eak. our Finanf1a p1y to au or. o e cb-est. blanket chest, Mov sto n.ono u u.
Department has an Im t.a1una, 425 So. Coast Pb f ..1-... 1 _, 1917 Yacht Truant. -...o•ate ocnlng avalla Hwy, Lag. Bcb. 4.N-USl Duncan YI• .... ..,... ..... Broadmoor Seavlew ... ..,... tbl. a«a 4' loveseata.. OC· Sto ard r ble. Excel eftt 1aJary ao 1.,._. S-.. caslonal cbn, rockers, Rome. p al gu or ~·Apply In pc Wl'tc Pftlnourtelepbooe collee & e nd tbla. ~1Tu':; .~:::. ~!
· t.ieeroom4'1Ullpursue mllgu1n racks.smoke pllancu. brlc·brac .
U.s DIVERS outatde actlviUes. AM & stands. lampa, color 6 1randlalber clock, anU·
• PM ahlft.a. Guar wases + b~ ~ will~ TV't ,b<"hlnaa, que reprod, doaigner'• PRBSSOLE~TORi.d UCPT/SECTY 3323 W. W.-r comm. Call for details. ~ttae~atort. : .. h~,; ctothtni. palntlo••· ~ movl:;",,.. lndeptndtnt tt'hool SQllta A11a, Ca _L._A_._,,_m_ct ..... _S40--030 __ i __ , dr1e_ra. air fOOlera. :!';a:r. c:!.'!!i. c:r,•::;:
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~/~m'l abop; &.le• ,.... exper .• out1oin1 92702 Tow Truck Drtven ex· PL{)S LOO'S O.F NICE toya, boot•. llneo•.
Ollllul UPlicuL must ~ who relat• well rf 'd. Top P•Y, Appl)'· MISC. blcyelet, jewelry. t.aPt ¥!'9 wortlu.1 ._,.. 01' to ebl.ldno. Fint afd ex· F,qual OpptJ Emplr M /F W Towlo•~ 1000 Irvine SA VI SA VI SA YI recotder, nrd Cf{ulpt. ~B;Dlct•orR)JObl• ptr. btlptul. No ve.NB~·Im We bonor BorA No lttk camera. Knowledt• ~ req. Seod ro· ~~ p • r, on a 1 c b •ck• d ltdpplns. bAndsJ' • iume • rela . to: J s.er.t&rY to• ~ tnxk dnv• nded Pl.EASEi rood ava.11-·
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ti 11• n• IOI r.ts 1017 ...,._ , • ...,. to•o ....._ W 9060 Motoriu.1 ltk•• "40 Motor~ .. s•i '"my. Auguat •. 1979 DAIL v PILOT D9 ...................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• •••••• ••••••• •••• •••••• l..t;stor... 9 t 60 _ _.. _______________ ..::::;;:::.:..:.~:.:...-!!!!~
WaotedlarleaaUque YounR yt'llow headed OrHt 8ay boat. 11 · Col ..,, d!eHI. 9 ba111 C f & C p ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4W'heff DriYet 9550 4 Wheef DriYH 9550
press baClt thaln Acnaxon Parrot Hanct Mcinart'h W/tlbln. atove. •alla. loaded w /\!quip ye 8 om any '76 LINDY MHI ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
IGMTI trained w 1u .. saso ulley, t\Jhlna chr, &&Ill> mcnt. well maUll PP SALE MOTOa HOMI ·~ Toyota Lund Crwsl'r, 1976 DODGE 4x4 USED
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Poolt bl • .. Ht 8291 tvlnrude. c:1tm ttlr •tW dual tanks. good cond, '/. TON PICl<UP I e . urun1w1c... m111t NU 11llOO. f7t·41150 , FoiUe m~. parts. ac Need some work. enalne 12196 963-6268al\6pm 4
xlnt COC\4. Beat o(frr "-'a OnJ-t IOtO dya,evet~ Tl l8 Sol Cat. Newport NJS. re in1 all make&. and transmission 1tood. ------V8, 11utomaUc. pwr -~.~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --Beaeh Ut·down lnchad buy, ael . Ltade low miles. pnct!d to •ell n 4x4 Blazer. loaded. xlnt steering, white spoke lfU C t Trl·Mlll, &&'. a..telf.r. 1126404) cond .• S8600 wheels & off road tire1.
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Che)"l!Mt-. V4!. dUto. 1111: 2R~mel 1aaddlea. bt'a HAMMOND Vamon U'lr 103 hr11 on 875*7,mom'alieveli. at70N1'~~~Bl..CM 16'95 4Q8..a'13or492-297tevs. rad10,heater&less than
o '1 • &g rt • l " SPtMIT Ol&AH •na ussHJ>. l o • M•~ -TIUCk CITY l'i.000 miles Ser 22636.l. s.newnw ~s 1od•I 1. u2 wtth cru!Mr ~~t '6500 '-:1~; ~.:.d&:u~ ·nFoxyGTmoped stb&Harbor.sA ·r~a!~31!."1~:y4'xf~!~ SUc.P35001'.
CMDSe. wheel:--. """· 1m• --macuh1l~. i yt. z....<>04.
miles warranty dVlli•blt• •
Nav.;o Rua. year t~. Rt."VF:RO Ownt'd by • rend 811tofr499-1743 98422·16 554-5400 AM /FMcassstereo(714) SS9IS •pproll4~x•.aoodcond . ~ei.iltonal MWlk'UUI,, lVTT S••r•y . H .. --499·•754 art 5 (714 ) THEODORE'
$7999
1976 Blazer t P94J I· vs.
wp. wheels. tilt. CU$lOm.
l yr 12.000 male warral'\ly
available.
tli8S ~ MlM • pbonl' 1n uc•llcnt C'(}ndltlon lilybrid&e Slip avail All 16' HOlll CAT ·n Motobecane. lots or Trailers, Tf'GY.a 9170 675-8736 1 to P.O.. Box D4 Corona Aikin& '1&0 ~•l offer thea,iodi• 75'-11~ Clean with c railer. xtrus, $350 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
def Mar taas C.11 17J. 718S t>'lltnll\wl 6 e?S-4763. 11• ~1 a""" 960 ~ 32' A I t 111 h '7" SCOUT l!Wd~'nda . ~ 31~ dayfl '74 Cotx>tt 11· TRJ u . 2*> _ _ ~'" ·•244 nge . u engt awn ... . Auto trans,
lrvlne Cout CC 1olt tMon Thuni , bp CtM.iv w1<>mc Ml. mny 'Tl Hobie Cat 16', lo price tW:~ydn/ lng New roof. Just re· AIC. V8. AMll"M. ex·
medlbenlup. &.at olfer xtru. m•t Id ... 5001 t>.t '°" itt•t yr round tun. S.-ohrt 9 I SO duced to $1250. $48~173. tras. $4800. PU 897·9713
___ IT3-0IO Ka•al Orand pJano. 5'1' olr M•t 11842 54S2 494 10S5/..._.:i602. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 COMPACT JR. Travel
_.._,.1 ... _n·-•-£bon1 5 yni old l3200 ..... ~ .. •-.,, •73 K k Trlr. 13' tibergla~ pop· u..... ...::. .......,. m.n15 11' rqn101l or Bay Boat. u · Venture Cat. new " awasa 1 100 en-top 3 burner stove.
-brand new. ntver been in tarpa. auper condition, duroa. S350 each ~191 'hr'=H= SHO. wtr 1500 MHUO llOO. Evt11 . ._3089 MS.Z987 queen bed. seat.a 6. can ...,...,... be towed by s m all
Pa,ycahSlOfOC"man1.S:S -2IUI _ %6 ' Double Ender. •II Solln1 27' fbrala day "71 Yamaha 175 Enduro pickup. New 8'x9' rm
tM ladlf's clasa rln111 Hammond 9 .3 oraan tbr&lll, dlnel motor • ...uor. t.rtr.13700. used tor 1 mo. Pd. over enc I os u re. U ,300 8\0' cblC jewelry Will e.ett'd .. ., t..le)' SHOO ta·'IQM 6'8-92'1'1 1850 -asking $600. ,_638-__ 7858 _____ _
peck'lP. e4Q5 M7-08T1 • ---------Quall tied b11yera only. 13 ft · 0 ""' ---Lost ahp muat tell ?tt 3.1' aallboat with many 49i-40l2 7 trlr. CHeepg 6. Oas
Tennis Club Nf'wpurt Early player piano. M Owen• cabin cruiser. xtru. "Wild wind.. stove, pottj. 1cebx. $1l95.
Beach Famtly Mem note. H<'eptioqaA case. G11t~., head. m S3500 cata mar•o $4.5oo or '7' Yama.ha ~c street 646·4103 ask for Ken
rt1bi ..., ~ _ pla.yn~~n. 80 roll.I. $1500 Ahlo l7 tilaai.roo akt boat trade . Call eveo in 11 bike. xlnt c()JKI. S250. 642-3733eve.
AQUA R I U M Fu 11 y 6'75-31'78 _ ~~~new ena. l1000 51l-9810 f9.1.ll683 aft &pa•1. '73 VacaUoneer. roof air.
equ.lpped. Woodar•I!? Hammond organ. like -. -. "'12Cat.27.3satls.dlnette. '71 Honda SLW. street F /A h eat. bathtub. a>et,I. ,5 aallo~. 48. nl'w,aulo rhythm/lapo 18tnhuU.uUltly.85HP& VHF, 0 /8. s h arp . legal.clean.lo1111's,nu s leeps 6. $4500. 24\.,.
long x 12 wa~ ic ffi • rttcSr 119.'IO. 493-2:530 51iliP. ball tank. ldl'al $13.500. 963-2907 tires. 1295. 646·9975. Long. 642-3407
bJ&h. Fish included. S'15. ·---ror fllb or sk1, trlr Xlnt -"---------Ph ~l.200 MUST SELL Wurhuer oond 588-%746 Luerfu.llrace, immac. 76Honda175 Enduro. Low Trailen, UtiUty 9180
Reed Or~an. S'SS() It's a trlr, l900. mil~ great cond. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Pack up lumber nicks steal84.Zml 17' Chrys. 1/0. fully 673-0444 ~.S48-6257 BoatTra1ler.Singleaxle.
Custom made llSS. +tic. ---- --equipped, all canvas. can be converted. Must
11n1lant dell Ro~ers,Mus t sell 10 m o old xlnl cond. dual batt .. l2'Kltew/dolly,gdco11d. 71 Husky400.~hronfac· sell.b5tofr.SS1·358'7
Mobile Repair M7 9643 Thom as l r 1 anon 3 . SOOOO. 673·79'71 aft 5. $3915. /bst ofr tor)' fresh engine. Set up ---------keyboard or(!an Ong fl4S.9737 for desert. Immaculate '73 Terry trailer. 19'. slf·
Renoir Pickard China C06l $5600 wall sell for 21' Reinell Cabin Cruiser. $500.536-9795 cont. s tall s hwr. IA
plate, lst io senes $325 $2995 Cail aftt:r 6pM sips 5. private head, Cisb. Ocean aaiUng leuons. on reCn g. sips 6. hitch mcl Hwnmel Bell "50. Send 968-7039 ' ski. trlr, loaded. mint Cal 2'. Kaw 400 triple cafe. S2500 Many acces11. Good cond.
name & pbooe #to P.O -cond. $7500. 772-gpo. Call675-2061 111vest. Soper fast $700. ~
Box zu. Coron.a del Mar s.wiltgMachiltes 8093 -Needcash646-8784 -----------~ •••••••••••••• ••••••••• SCH0¢1< • 525 . ... Servic•, Parts Electnc sewinit machine SEA RAYSI 6 months old. Absolutely T1 Yamaha Cha.mp. 80CC & AccessoriH 9400
Mini truck rack in c1tbtnet. Like new • full race. Outstanding eng&ne. l400 miles, $300. •••••••••••••••••••••••
SSS. Masc items. 557·3362 SPEClll SALE race record. Must see to 497_.7ff1 Autobody Repairs. Major ~ fU. appreciate. Bought '72 SuztV<a 380. n ew or Minor collision. Big
2 bo I SportincJGoods 8094 1978 larger boat. n•-548-5930. pistons. 'etc Rack. rt savings Alan556-401T
x spr ngs & mat-••••••••••••••••••••••• tresses (lwn> S35 /botb '78 Newport 16 sips 2 rest, $300/bst S40·0268 Datsun Z Dunlop. real
salesman's bri efcase~ 6'x lO' trampolme. folding. . 24' Cud~ Cabins many xtras, gaiv lit trlr: S20 ea. Vanguard lire roll away, $400. Sade curt!ams. camper $3100. 495-5995 Sup« Clean ! wire wheels. $225. Leave
alarm so. 2 des ks . 540-4113 covers. fish wells. 100 '76Honda750F.Lom1les. number f or Kurt. 768-1~ GT Voyager Camper top gal. ruel. trim tabs. 20' Bay Lady. newly good pnce Pcrf cond. _67_5-_14_7_6 _____ _
f L 0 heads. xtras. pain~. trlr, slip avail. ~7711 or960·5844
MOVlNG. Trundle day ~r uv. or atsun. S32S. Includes 751·3272,673-1644 ---------Autos for Sale
bed. naugh couch. 2 bar lilte nu 848--0377. Tandem TraUers 1978 Tnumph 750 Bon· •••••••••••••••••••••••
stools. 2 wooer d~k ctn-s. tnnnny smftJio;mt UUJl . GREAT SUMMER IUY oevme. xlnt cond. must ~/
2 dr refrig. gas dryr, 16> good cond. 6' 4" swallow H.P.MercruiHn loddey"SMOe•ff sell $1950. 830·6253 or Classics
8' longx 4" md poles, 12. tail-. t.W. MR ASl:l-Wt Stock~lt.5M-12' Ught weight. 2·man 979-1'765' . •••••••••••••••••••••••
ea. 968-9836 eve. $13,938 sailboat, O>m'Ptete with KAW.ASA.Kl 250cc. 16.000 '56 Jag. XK140. Rdstr,
main & jib sails. cen· mi. metallic blue. xlnt brt'ght·red. lllOOO. Superb-
ie,uoard. rudder & all cond. 9;001orcer. 548·5438 673-3994or548-2108.
lines. '
2 Spanish type up -TV,Rodio,
• holstered cbrs. gold. like HiR, steno 8098 HARRISON'S
COSTA MESA
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25"24 Harbor Blvd
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714 / 549-8023
'73 lntemcrtionat
Scout4X4
6 cyl . 3 speed trans .. 4
wheel d rive. lorkang
hubs. remo,·able top,
radio and h eater .
1683JEYI.
$3999
Powell6 HP minibike. Want Ads
Not licensed . -------_;_~ =======:=:~ nu $45 ea. rcrrsg sso ••••••••••••••••••••••• SI!"' R .a.y BO "'TS 84H2'7l 25" RCA COLOR TV· ~ "' "' CLEAM
Sharklee Produ<·ts pricl' ~&ttO~\emporary 3101 Coast Hwy. N.B. LOTS OF FUN!
rt!doced. orrice desk & walou~ cabinet. One )'ear ____ 03.r.·2Sfr----.i OMLY $125'"
('hau'S. blkes. 5 renl:. to old Ptcture tube. Sl 75. Call 67U12.4 after 6 PM
S50 3264 M1ch1gan •'\\c Call64Z·Ol38. '620wensCabinCrsr.twn 549-3612. screw 3 5 · · 7 7 t.IDO 14. romplete. _ Nearnew stcreo syslem, Survey·Sl3.000. Great S595/orbestoffer.400So.
Decorator item b~·low Marantz turntable. buy ror do-1l·yourselfer. BayFront.Bl.673-6640. cost New 17 vdor; Shure v .15 type Ill :;; handsome imported. ca rtn~gr. Quadrartex Engin es nd wor k . Kite. xlnt cond w /trlr.
$50~-0603
'74 Honda 750 Full dress.
New chain, tires, 16" re·
ar wheel. Exel s hape.
Sl3'75. Mst sell 960·3747
New 78 Yamaha Enduro
Ot. 175. Make ofCer. Call
af\er8:30PM. 557-8393 crewel (abnc c!>l>l S60 yd rec e 1 v e r . Ba n g & 968-5565 mw.l sell SlfiO.
sar Sl8 yd. Also slightly 0 L A F S 0 N s Pk r s ·75 Sk1p1ack 20". OMC. SS2·0899 'T2 Yamaha m ini Enduro
used 65 yds med blu "Beovox ". Total system clean, $7.500 PP. 6 .. Chelsea brass ship11 60 Excel cond. $165. or
C'arpeltng $150. M agmf1. ptice $360. Ca 11962·9930 675-65116 bell clock & matching bst ofr 549·2320 545-2393
cent mable top corree ta· Sony video <'asselle re· 1947 30' Monk . Needs barometer S300/bst ofr 250HAR DAV XL street or
ble 48x54. $7SO. Port :1;. oorder. Bestoffer paint, M-000 or best ofr. 673-3364 dtrt la · pool table SIOO. 2 end ____ 968-632 __ 1 ____ , "·ti ~"'I005 R . le 75. 4800 m1. tables S35 ea. 2 chairs. ""' '".,.. uns great. SSOO. Call
644-T767 Blk&wht l9"0ETV. Sl.O. loah.Reftf/ Cal·34 super cond:. ran· _7_52_·0262 __ . _____ _
Stereo. AM /FM radio. ca.__.,_ 90111.0 iislic price.just reduced F u I I s i. S e a I y tmlbl. 2 sp .. rs + t"r. ,_....,....-'°' .,.,IUIOM , 1 l9'Tt TRl, 650. lOK. Stock.
P ped •-'" " ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..rv.>"(" -' • • perf"""" co--' Must saclr. ostim: 1c mattress °' deck $50. 536.4238 alter . -.. '""" .. 1 ..
box spnngs $75. 548-3350 ALBACORE 673-3575
. Near new Aka1 reel lo re-OVER .... IGHTER 14' sailboat, boat trlr. ---------
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·11 Land Cruiser hardlp. new off-road ures. $2150
or offer 770-2460
'69 Toy LC wgn. xlnt
mech. 63M. many extras
Blue book. 646-3537
$5499
1976 Blazer <P1034 a VH, 4
sp. stereo. I yr 12.00 male
warranty av111le1ble
$4999
1973 Blazer c P10240l. V8.
auto. fie&\ 1n & out. I '1 •
12.000 mile wa rriu)1y
available.
COPELAND JEEP
'74 Ford• x 4. hand rub 2001 EI t S"' blk pnt. whl shell. mags. I • "'
PS. PB. air. wench & 558-8000
ct.ahrom1e8Mbm390perss.· CB. T--1.-956-0 pe , . amply • --
blful! S6800. 642-9711 :······················ 76~ Courier P.U .. UM.
ELL idle it.eau w1Ua a olr. ml, s-tpd. below Blue
Daily Pilot Classified Mt. ft>ok. S3606 1 ofr 80
910 .... .... 9100 ····················•·· ......•........•..•.. ~ . ..
DATS 510
$1599
Wagon, auto.,
AM/FM. Be
(042EBT-l2505)
air,
early!
Sears vibrator belt on el-w/8 track tape re· "" sails a O/B g· Suzi. TS400. ·1• ex. cond. land 1 SJS -They're here! Reserve • YX. eo me. sacr. Must sell by 8/i /78 ~ s on Y · Col'der S250 /best olr · space now on fast deluxe s:ll!Sloffer. 91J3.l054 Best offer. 631-5478.
! 548•3350 _545-323 __ 1 ______ 4-8 ' Spor tfi s her. 1·6 loats. Slips/ MotorH ...... _
;· Moving .. Tools. bldg 19" Panasonic Port blk & passengers only. Docks 9070 R OftllS. ~,
\ matersats.fluoresrent wbt TV. xiol cond. mov· 714·2'76-lS29. •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• etlf/Storoge 160 : light fixtures. hand lawn ing sac S75. 962-3125 ~· 1-..: .a.y .a.11 .a.ILE ••••••••••••••••••••••• mower. bm naugh love ~.-•"' ._._ Rent a 1977 Executive
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seat, bar w/stools. misc. 25" Admiral Color TV, in IDats. Sall 9060 YAC Newport646-0551 Motorhom e or Mini
1706 Port Charles. NB gd s hape $145. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ao· Avalon mooring . In motorhome from Herb
759-0825 646-3710 COLUMBIA 52 front of Scari's & swim Friedlander. Call any of
Cus -lhe6enumbers
3' cul telephone pole:. $1 So ny 19 ·' co I or TV
t'a Huntington Heh w1sland. like new. $325.
tom bailt by Kellin· area. _,,ooo. 673·5099. 898•6777 berg. Absolutely spot-. .
968·3226. Apx 50. 496-1174. less. Full racing & cruls· WANTED: sbp/moonng. 537.7777
ing equapml. 2 boat temporary fo~ Npt Bch 828-8888
Oval Mahogany dining ta· loah Ir Marine owner. Any reasonable doctor , for 41 sailboat .
ble, 3 leaves & j!!las!I top Equipment offer considered. No Finders fee. Aft. 6pm,
Drexel. Eves. 557-3185 ••••••••••••••••••••••• brokers please. Asking _644-__ 7994_. _____ _
Gas BBQ w /ch am dra ::;n General 90 I 0 Sll9.500· 714·548·5930 Wanted slip for new 38'
spit & kabobs. S75. ••••••••••••• •••••••••• 16' Hobie. sail lt232, xlnt sailboat.
548-2153. Sears 312 HP outboard cond. recond. trlr. 11500. 893-4271
motor. SlOO Call 548-7162 Alt 5 PM 549-7779 Live aboard. need t doghouse. S30. 11':1 ydi. after 5 enriched topsoil. SIO --• Lido 14 & lrlr. 111543. slipfor43"power
Xtra sz btke, like nu, Sl1<l Boots, Manne '975/0ffer boat. 494·T222.
2 dbl walnut hdboard!> Equlpmtnt 9030 963-4759 Boal alipf mooring want·
9624263· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal 2·3" cruised S. Paclnc ed or Balboa h ie for 26'
Musical •ZODIAC last year. Diesel. whl, sailboat. Rent/ p~rchase ._.,,_nts 8083 Port·A·Manne VHF + much more. I trade/ moonng nr.
••••••••••••••••••••••• lnnatable Boats S36.SOO. 714~7 Udo. 675-90&3.
I NB AM AMP! ~w~:~~oM · COLUMBIA 21 Need boat sbp or mooring
P referably an old Bl ( C tor23'Runabout.Needed Fender Baseman. but Must sell beauUful classic g, asli com ortable Imme d . Ca 11 M r . dayutler. Newport slip Sdnabe anything in good working 13' wood lapatrake boat . avail. Must sell lhls week rt,
condition ror around SIOO Sl!OO. 558-6375 for $1450 Pb 499-4940 834·1206.
will do. Call 661-6261 aft · • 5:30pm. Boat TraiJer. Single axle, 1977 Hobie 16 Plamer + loah. SPft'd •
can be converted. Must trlr & box. S2000. Xlnt Sid 9010
CAMCO drum set 5 pc.
Natural wood Cinlsh
$400. 642·042'7
sell. bst oCr. 551~7 cond. 673·5088. or642·38CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• . 17' glass over plywood
68Johnson 40 KP. recent-16' Hobie cat. gd cond. twin Johnson fOHP
ly reblt 5450. W /extras. 11650. motors. $950 fbst o fr .
494-8428 •93-4528. 25431 Mina Crt. Er Toro.
~Fw~•• &8085 Hydro-hoist. 1 yr old, fits Robie 16 w/ttlr full race _586-_7_56_1 _____ _ .....-P""'" power boats u p to 30'. l bo ' t ' 16' Ch II j ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2500 53&-l274/963-l42'7 ca x. many x ras. a enger et, «O Divert A-Call t '°" · · · $1850. Aft 6, wkends. Chrysler. Bassett.a, tun·
Receives & a for.:::rc;~ loah. flo.,.,. 9040 ?54--026l. oel ram. fu\! S3500 or
your phone calla. Nearly ••••••••••••••••••••••• SABOl'nu '78, won in con· beet.CW6-85l6,898-l570
new. Only l600. '159--0811 24' Sabercrart Cbn tesL lnels. oll rigging, AskforSmitborHaase. Cruller, 25S I/ 0, xlnt sails. heavy air alum. T,.1pDrfatloft
Motor H0tnt Rental
111/2 to 32'
Fully self contained
Reserve now for
Holidays & weekends.
REGENCY MOTOR
HOME RENTALS
92SN. Harbor Blvd. S.A.
••531·2503••
RENT 23' Fireball. self·
contained. Lots of xtras.
S..5-2283
RENT. new 78 22' Motor
Hom e, l oa d e d .
day /Wk /mo. 675-5832.
'17 Eldorado 22· 9 M.
cruise d ash /rf air.
AM /FM tape. monitor,
sharp. extras $.'500 under
book. $12.900 orfer .
MUST SELL. P .P .
96G-491S
Rent 23' motor home. all
extras. $225 per week. er
per mile. 846· 7255.
'78 Pace Arrow. 25'.
loaded! M /C. Brand
new!
SSS.3060.
'7• GMC, 26' EJeganu SE.
30.000 ml. custom drps.
velvet uphol, 122.000/0f·
fer PP. 833-9443 . cond, lo hrs, loaded. sips masL 6'2-8603. Mary. ••••• .. ••••••• .. •• .. ••• M~~I b~~::::.::sb1'$!5 :~=c:~· S7S.98'72, 11· 7" Kite. good condi· c;:s., S•/ 9120 Clan A type 26'. all
workbenches $45. old Uon, needs mast, 1225. ••••••••••••••••••••••• aluminum, l2900oroffer. wood fs metal desks 41' Larson comm. fiaber. 546-6493 na.a--.. ZMIO SlS-"5. rues all styles. 3~ T. hold, 300 bail. """"""camper '-aale, w /o ---------
Chrs S,S.$45. showcases. $12.000. 673-9483 "7S Prindle 16 C.t, wttrlr. truck. $150. Stove & 72 COMMANDR
C.E . SURPLUS 200. & ht box. Xlnt cond. refrig.M>-2100 MOTORHOMIS
Placeoti• Ave. C.M. 76Slripjack. M'. 2250MC. 12~. 52'-6478 eves 4' Shell It tr r~ re1 bed Must see to appreclate •
631·2'777. many ex\ras. Uke new. wtmdsor528-2173days . Moon ~n'. ~ or best Pricedtosell (4St.6084> ____ _.. ___ , 116.400. 613-2126. 0( 646-6589 G $19 9
Smith Corona, model 1200, , 26' Clipper, 1914, $7500 ln· r. rte 9
elec. w/cue tllO. Smith 28 aklpjack, Rllied for clu 12 HP 0 /8 Moorh\I lO'-'' ucri r Uke new TIUCIC CITY
Corona, model 2200 2 mo !~"'· allpLlnT N !1 · IA lo· avail off Lido hle baa eve/,9ui1~1. WOO: 5th Ii Harbor.SA ~ $.140. •ell S230. ~~~~JG: over 615-9063 5G-3ll6l •---------
Columbla U tCF...CP) I ' Cabover Camper FOR IENT!
Eleedeak.cbatra.access, T fbrlls dlllahY It 4 HP comp&. restored. new w/Jacb. SJ.50. Al.so 8' lt7626FT.
111 "' new. Mu.t aell. »en:O/B.Odcond.$37$. spar & rlniaf• n ew shell '100. Must aell GMCMOTottHOMi
55M511,975-08'18 61~ aal.la. A colledor • ttem. 9N-2806 Fully self c:ont•lned. • A C1111 ucln1 boat.•---------weeks •. .a...daJl la
Boll tJpe Door we. 11x18 181uJ ! bCbr I la ,• I 0 , Prfcld at onlJ '8500. 8' C.mPfl". bUnb. ta bit, 13 • 1 renta • r x~.'50. Ca / rlacra t con· 871-79Thfl1Pll. ~. ll)Od cond, 1211. CALI.TODAY!
17M'118. version. V-tena. Mod.dp eo.70dl 979·2500 V ttall. Incl. Dantorth U ' Metcalf tloop, xlnt1--.,......"'-----....... ~. elec. ai man. aJlld teoo or belt otrcr. 8':s·P~Ce•l*Sbell.for1 ________ ..._
nrra bUp pumpa. bait Wik • m -7971all5. .,....... ' bid " 0 /0 .
,..,p. bil&e blower, full ,1llt; ·7'41
ln1tr11ment1Uoo, full
tover. Blmh\I top, ... 9140
--------..... =-T&alldem wbl trlr. Ent 7 ..... ---•••••• _.. ovedaauJ. m.rtsr
WE STILL HAVE HONDA ACCORDS
AVAILABLE AT THE OLD LOW PRICE
HURRYll
-STOCK IS LIMITED -
NIW 1971
TOYOTA COROLLA
SIS LlfTIACK
$4690
NEW 1978
TOYOTA
HI LUX PtCK UP TRUCK
,ully • ........, ~,..., ""2MN4o0
ALL MEW
1978 CELICAS
INCLUDING UFTIACKS
DRASTIC.ALLY REDUCED
FOR IMMEDIATE
DB.IVERY. CALL OR
SEE US MOW!
s3299
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED
AND OUT OF ROOM!
MO REASONABLE OFFER
REFUSED! HUGE SELECTION
OF TOYOTAS, VOLYOS AND .
MANY LOW MILEAGE DEMOS!
1977 VOLVO -.ou -....... -...--·"-.... ,.,,,.... _ __. tVOMl4t41~l
DIMO 1971 VOLVO
USA ... W...
Auto. Pl• Oii. ow, •-· ll;ip.. tVlCWl.I
llOJt71
$7878
DIMO 1971 VOLVO
»4 llA
NIW 1971 VOLVO _.SIA -........... ---""'~· IN-CYOWIM.~l
ALrAYS A .. SBICllOll • GIAl.llY .. -caas11 .
71 71 '77 lOTOJA lOYOTA lOTOTA -~ ~ ------c.· ... --c. .... _ ---(a -· <QIMO ---
'77 '75 71 '71 '71 '71 ~vo ~vo v~vo ¥9!0 Y9-Xo ¥!!-r> ""'""'-c... ....... "Q<l ... _"Clll __ "Clll __ '(OM ........
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I ..
BARWICK OATSU~
I I I I I q ..
831 -137S493-337S
WE BUY
CLEAMCARS
&TRUCKS
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
54~1200
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR
FOR TOP USED CARS
FOREIGN. OOYI F.STlC
or CLASSICS
11 your car is ext.rll clean
see us first.
IAUEA BUICK
!925 Hartlor Blvq,
Cost.a Mesa 979·2500
WE BUY
USED CARS
CALL GARTH
Used Car Mgr
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA
WEIUY
USED CARS!
We're the new Chevrolet
dealer!>h1p in the lrvant'
Auto Center. We need
your used car'
JOE
MACPHERSON
CHEVROLET
21 Auto Center Dnve
IRVJNE
768-7222
WANTED!
Late model Toyotas.
Volvos. Pickups & Van~.
Call us today!
............ &. c ........... ""' .... uoi w uo.t.w1
Autos. lmport•d •••••••••••••••••••••••
AtfoRono 9705
••••••••••••••••••••••• * ALFA ROMEO • '78 Spiders are here!
A few '77s left at factory
reduced prices. Lease
dealer direct.
BEACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE STREET
(Near MacArthur Blvd.
&JambOree Road>.
NEWPORT BEACH
752-0900
40TB2000.small work
needed. $3000 / or best of·
let 631-<)8741645-3487
74 ALFA ROMEO
SPIDER
With only 33,000 miles.
AM /FM cassette, mags
& Is v e r y cl ean
(321TEL>.
llACH IMPORTS
848 DOVE STREET
<Near MacArtbur Blvd. a Jaml>orft Road >
NEWPORT BEACH
75z.ot00
•
19711Auch ~
4.clr .auto. c&JM.•Ul' air
pi. ,p b . l.OUO mlle*b
100197 )
• $97'S•
' 1971S Audi 100 LS
4 dr .auto. ll'rt!O li-lrt
~r. :M.000 m1 tX!ti.1'\IJ t: 1
• S4t9S•
• 1974 AUDI FOX
Maroon. 4-door. 4·ispeed. IMW '711
air condlUon1ng, 62.0QO •••••••••••••••••••••••
aules(51VKXU> 78 3201. JUlO. 1>n'rr. AM / f-'M cai.s, 11p wht'els.
$10,SOO P. P 640·3139 .All cars REDUCED I n
492 1422 Price This Friday &
Saturday, August 4th & More families are gelling ~h. We're dosed Sun·
the campmg "bug' this day
year. H you have a
camper that's not getting Sl 1·2040 495.4949 WANT ACTION? used, sell It now with a --------1 Class1fed Ada 642·5S78 Claasltied Ad.
t560 Tn1eks
4x4 4x4 4x4
7 • &MC 4114 1&10..11
9560 Going Into
Business?
76 J.O SJ. s11\·er w /blue
Lnt . lo int. mlnt cond .
$11,750 PP. 842 ~ aCt
7PM
CREVIER
AT1MIOLD
COMP~E
IOOYSHOP
NOWOntia
EXCELLENT
SELECTIOH OF
IMWRESALES
We may have your next
car In our Inventory Call
us today!
ll t ·2040 495--4949
1918 IMW 3201
EXl!CUTIVE C AR
With special mags. air
f'Ofld • stereo & fog IJ ght..s
( 1003.Sl.
SADDLEIACK
. PllCIS RAT 1HI PRICE HIKE!
F . E. AM/FM
-.>:.
STEREO I ftllCll OI CAlllml
YOUICMCNCI
fllffilii
2150
HAt~aYD.
COSTA MESA
WE'RE DEALING!!!
OVER I 00 HONDAS
NOW IN STOCK!
ALSO. WE HA YI A c;ooo S&ICTIOH
OF ACCORDS TOO!
"DON'T PAY TOO MUCHI" ·
Ray Fladeboe Says -
"luy yow N•• Honda -.ow•
and 'beat• the price increase!
Good H'lection of HOftdos at Ille
old prices!"
• No Catat,tic Con•erter
• UsesRegmlarGas
• 42 MPG EPA
Good Mlec:tion of tM fcDllous
Accord In s\oek & a Ml"'rice dept.
2nd to MM.
SeU with EASE! '5695.
'6995
'4995
'4295
54595
54895
54795
53995
'2195
Aa tequlred by law,
new bualn••••• ualn..g • FtellUoua
bu11n ... Name mult
regTllff 1'fat mnne
wlttt the~ cierk.
Calf the DAILY PILOT
LEGAL DEPARTMENT
fo r forms •nd further
ln.for~atton.
642~21
Ext. 332 I 0-
Make your s hoppin g
eai;1er' by using the Daily
PtlolClassifled Ads.
Jl's a BREEZE etaasuied Ads 642·5678
'7S Cti.• 4ir4 I 11101'31
'74 Cti.• 4ir4 t•70837l
'74 D.._ P/U 4ir4 t40)438l
7 4 caw. --(lt!MTJJ
74 D046p 4ir4 11n101&1
7) 0...-4ir4 ""'"'
'65 Teyot. 414 (foWN$UI . . TRUCKS -TRUCKS
'71 CCMSier A SW --1M154.11
'71 Toyeh ~ & SM1 flJ1tHOl
'7 6 Fer'4 ~ T c....om • ""' tA 133411
'7S 0..,. 'Ii T N<Ce (IM31H )
54495
'4995
'4895
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'75 fOf'd 1_,... ¥• T 11u1S48l 53995
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54795
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7 4 D.._ A SW IS3181lCl
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52295
7 4 c ...wace.o.wc_,.. s3995 1347KYI
7 4 Dodpce a Cllalb te7'2Sn '2895
'H Clln CI0..1cettll08Gtl $ 1995
7 0T.,..teaceo.wc...-'1995 ($9127N)
'H hip ¥4 T ITIO:lllJ S 129 5
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VANS-VANS-VANS
'I 0,750
7'CliieY~Y•1omcm ~ s7595
7 6 D...: .,._. Y• lluulltut roome1'6595
'76CM•.,._.Y•l1801lMeJ s5995
'71 Clliln .,._. Y• lll'llMYJ
'7S &MC Serf9lo Y• 11.-cn
7 5Doclp IJ P-... Sport ••• ,_ (71JNCW)
7 5..,,UIOY•
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12995
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Aldot. Hew 9100 Alftos. Hew 9100 AMtol, Hew 9100 Alltoa. Hew 9100 •••••.................. ·~····················· ......................•..............•............................•.•
P'ICK YOUR PAYMENT!
IF YOU DON'T BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN
FROM
W•flll?JllJUl!i •J;] tail]: I
YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!!
CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEIR PRICE IN WRITING.
-THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DEALER
ALHAMBH DATSUN 100% FINANCING FOOlHlll OAlSUH, INC. INCLUDES TAX & LIC.
WJIDM DATSUll •FINANCING WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVED CAEOIT MOON DATSUN
.
iltW DATSIHC, lllC. '78 B 210 2 DR. '78 510 2 DR. TRI VALLEY DATSUN. INC.
WAUY l~IEI HTSUN. s99~~. s119~~ LONS BEACH DATmt INC.
8ALDWUI llATSUll DOWNTOWN LA. MOJO«S For 48 months. Cash rnce $3364, For 48 months. Cash pnce $4038,
Deferred Paymen Price 1s Deferred Payment Pnce 1s
CANOGA DATSUll $4795.20 includ1nl tax, lie. & $5757.12 including tax, We. &
Finance charges PR. 14.35% Finance Charges. APR. 14.35% IMPCllAL DATSUM, INC.
(Stk.8991) {Ser.HLB210984846) (Stk.8905) (Ser.HLA1001375A)
COSTA MCSA DATSUN '78 200 SI CPE. '78 F10 WAGON UMIYlRSAL CITY DATSUN.
INC
J
cuma cm BATSUM s130~~ s1l2~ NEWPORT DATSUN
llOWtllT BATSUll. llC. QUALITY IA TSlftt IM PORTS
For 48 months cash price Is fOf 48 months. Cash Price is
$4397. Deferred Payment pnce Is 13181. Deferred Payment Price ts
ATWTlC IATSUll $6263.04 including tax, Ltc. & 5388 cnclud1ng tax. Lie. & F1 PASADlNA DATSUN Finance charges. APR. 14.35%' nance charies APR. 14.35% (Stk.
(Stk.8225) (Ser.HL510150017) 8846XSer. PLF1010665 l )
77TOYOTA 710Pll '76 Dl1'$Ull 710 '75 TOYOTA SOOTH BAY DATSUN, INC.
CWCACPL CPC. 4DR.~ COROUAWOH. !>=.wcond .AM,(.JM Auto""!Xlftd Auto AM• !> \llMCI. AMfJM
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'5495 '2995 '2795 '5995_ tlUQ IMPOtlS. ~
770PEL TOIUllCt IATSll Cft. -=·"'°· -'Clot-. (770llYJl
!2895
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3
WAYS
to
BUY
VOLVO
244A or 245A
4 DOOR STAT10H
SIDAM WAGOH
Allt COMDmOHIHG
AM/FMSTBIO
AUfOMATIC TltAHSMISSION
POWEi STBJMG
POWEi IRAKIS
MICHB.IH xzy nus
CASH-
579 I I
• • PLUS TAX & ltCA!NSE
' 23 WAGOMS-a"fSEDANS
TO CHOOSE FROM
PAYMENTS
5 176~
Cash or your trade worth S2000 as down
payment and S176.32 per month for 48
months tnclUdeS taxes. ltcense and finance
chal'ges 1n the deferred payment pnce of
s 10.4'63 36 at an APR ol 12 6 7% If you prefer
cash. S8612 28 includes au tax & hcense lees
23 SEDANS & WAGONS
TO CHOOSE FROM
LEASE
SJ46~~
Open end lease wtlh 36 monthly oayments ol
s 146 29 plus ss 77 sales tax. Residual is
S5022 06. First payment. deposit & license fee
of SSOO 06 to stcvt
NOT Just I Price Leader
(333324-214) & ( 192376-223)
BUT 23 SEDANS&
• • • WAGONS
OFFERED AT T HIS PRICE
THIS WEEKEND DURING OUR
NVENTORY REDUCTION SAL
'·usED CARS
·~:!J= c~~l,~
Burgundy exterior. "" & 1977
automatic. full pOWer models to choose
& Becker Europa from. (652KFVJ
s t e r e o r a d t o Priced as row as
1$6395 52395
1977 FOltD
TI 1 ·Mnl
A u tomati c. pwr.
steering & b<akes. air
cond & radto .
(700RKA).
1977TOYOTA c.....o...w..-
Automatic trans.. air
condt11on1ng &
AM /F M radio .
(150T JK)
55395 54395
GO SOUTH & SAVE
Af M ll R Q lJ 15
~~ MDTDR5
To Place your
"Fast Result''
Service Dlrectory
ad ...• can Now
64Z.1671
.... 111
I VOLVO & TOYOTA
21102 Mir ......... ..,
. Mission Viele
Uff the OBJIY Pilot
"fut Result" service
dlrec:toty. V our
ttrvlce Is our
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'73 BMW 2002. 41.000 mi's, '72 DATSUN Clualc '70 2000 Roadster. lrmd Mew •71 1974 JEHSEM
l oWIU'. new Michelins. 240.I new ltll. stereo cass. HO .... DA Cars HEALEY stereo, xtra clean. $5300. t Ir t 1 1 X I n l con d . f"lll Hard to Gel •
497-4329 $2400/orr873-38M MAMY RoadsterConv Coupe
BMW '75 200'l, 4 :.pd. air. '73 1200 Coupe. S1300 To Choose Ft-om! Immaculate ror the d1,,. AM/FM~. Xlnt cone.I AM/F14 ner 8.!r. nu UNIVERSITY c.rimlna!Jn& buyei. who Mual aee Days Ures. green. For .info apprer1.ate:. qu111l1 ty
1213)926 7739. eves call. 875·6498/s.40·22••. 0 .. MObl1e (963KXUi im>962·m55. Usa. Honda C.-s • GMC BANKTERMS
Why buy a 5301 ror '78 Datsun PU. loaded TNCkl orrer Expire11 ~ilil7tl
S15.000+or a 3201 ror Xlnt cond. must sell ! 2850HarborBlvd.
S12.000+whcn you can Less than 1,000 mi's Costa Mesa 540-9640
COSTA MESA
DATSUN have m y super clean 646-0600. 3.<Sl ror $12.3-42.91 or best HIWAY ---~-~--1 ... -.---•'75 5-spd. ur. nu radials. 284.S llARBOR BLVD
..1• ., .... 6 .-.--radao. best offer 540.6410 540-021 l uuer. nu , 556-8002. OF THE WEB 673-8318.
971 S ., l<annaM Ghia 97lS . DATSUNS! 7 DATSUN ·;5 Cvcc Htchbk. auto. •••••••••••••••••••••••
'1• Capri. V 6. AM 1FM. '77 Fl 0 KIMG CAB 33M. xlnt cond. $2315ior t97• Conv. 1mmar UM.
S2,000m1 $2000 With 5 s peed trans . fer.P.P .830-SIOO 4·spd.rdls.AM /FMster.
833·7537 (892~U>. PICKUP 1974 HONDA P P. Ofc. 7!>2·9500 ext 21!1 •761210 . Why pay ror a new Res.494-8923
I 976 MHCURY pickup when thi~ one 1s Staijon wal(On CAPRI Automatic with o nly so reasonable plus just· Air conditioning. good '74 Glua. Low mile:.. Xlnl
149lNKLl 17,0QOmiles. (432PVJ l. like·new with 4·speed clean transportation. cond . Aar. S3500. Ph
'76 710WAGOM and more. Less than 1250-AI l yr, 12.000 mile 96o-5192ber6pm $3599 Only 15.000 original 12.000mlls <IF309JI warranty available
PWIL LO._.G m1les. (732SLS). I 0th AMivenary $2,499 Mazda 9 738 n " '7 I 510 WAGON Special COPEi.AND JEEP •••••••••••••••• • •• • • • •
FORD With very low males $3699 2001E1st. SA 4'tbl<>Ceol~rOr._ <957DNT>. llLtM ... ~ -S.-:8-8000 ··~-·s.O. Fr\VY.·li'Vlne -SADDLEIACK ,_ .. , :II'
761-5118 VALLEY IMPORTS 188I~~~T:ivd Jaguar
9717 131-2040 495-4949 Huntington Beach ....................... 21 Habcw ltYcl
••••••••••••••••••••••• &e7-85M 1975 Jaguar XJ6C·This is C.... Mete 645-5700
• 1976 COLT * 1973 a ooe owner coupe. A --------
WAGOM • DATSUM240Z• 1972DATSUM classic car wh1rh 1s po 1974MA%DARX4
4 pd 1 di .,c 000 4 spd, 'air, mags. 52.000 510 SEDAM longer In production. St.-t.1 W s ' a r. ra o, :.... ml. (795HTJ> 2 Dr 4 speed. AMffM 1976 Jaguar XJ l2L· unon CICJO"
mi.CM2MOP> •W N'TLASTLONG!• vinyl lop. r~dial tires & Britishractngl{reen/cin· Nice Family W J~on
*Sl,095• ~~ clean.C032GND>. namon mtcraor & only Special this week only ~ '" $1995 21.000 miles TodayS('O<,l 1994MMJI ~ 1s $21.000·Call for our $1795
--00 BEACH IMPORTS bargain prirc today ...• .BAlllK.TEKM~
9720 ...........•........ , ..
"76 8210 4·9Pd. radio, new Ures.xln~
'73 a.oz. A/C, ne" trans.
radials. paint. runs like new. $3800. 846-2381
0.,:3~~~am 848 DOVE STREET 1976Jaguar XJS 2+2 V12 Offl'r Exprres 8/fl/711
cnear MacArthur Blvd. Sportscoupe. White with
*DATSUMS* &JamboreeRoad) red leather 10terior.
NEWPORT BEACH Automatir. stereo. air
COSTA MESA
DATSUN lsp s.lection 752·0900 cond & full power m· Of All ~I dudmg door lorks & wm-2845 HARBOR BLVD SAL~LEASING Fiat 9725 dows . The ultimate 5404410540.0213
PAR'l"S.SERVIOt: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jaguar'
WeNeedCleanDatauns! '7SFIAT 1977 XJ12L Squadron •75•,.., Rotary PU. Blut•
I SPORT COUPE blue wrlh dark blue w/Whlslnpe. step bump. COSTA MESA
DATSUN
leather mtenor. Fully R/H. wht camp type lop
5 speed trans .. AM ffM equipped. only 3,000 w/crpt & bed. Lo m1 ·!>.
stereo. bronze c·olor miles & rilled with the under warr Xlnl cond 1 <9'74NXP > latesltype transmiss ion. UBS. 586-4472
See all or these beauties Maserati 9739
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1972 240Z. good cond. Air.
mags. new paint & tires.
$39'()(1. Ktte-rs :-JOP'M
Q$.3530 -
at Bauer Motors. 2925 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor Blvd .. Costa .72 M t' Bo ·~ .• • Mesa..919-2500 asera 1 ra. , .,
-------·-----eootlng sys. xlnl cond. -...aEAU'ftfUl.....-IH. "u. 3+~-o,M; I .
1976 JAGUAI XJ6L 962-22al.P.P. i• 610. loaded. auto. xlnl
cond. Under S2000.
955-3773 or 7S2·0790
Leather, elect. w:lndows ~r.n ?740
It door locks. stereo tape. •••••••••••••••••• ••••
r h r o m e w h e e I s . 1975 MB'Z 280C (736PCPl. only 26,000 m1
• MIWPOttf llACH •
1976DATSUM 2+~ ']7 280Z, mint. must sell. 4-speecl~. AM /FM cass. 5·spd. a ar.
LL Blue,., air co0 d1taon. burg. 613-<1319 lng,&tereo tape. lo miles. --"--------
1 owner. bard tO rind '74 260Z fully loaded.
model (988NXLI AM /FM stereo tape.
BANKTERMS A1C. mags. 31,000 ma.
Offer Exp1rt'S 8/6n8 $4800646~3
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2MSHARBOR BLVD.
54044 IO 540-0213
*DRIVE A*
*LITTLE .•• *
SAVE A LOT
'75 B>Z 4 spd. AM /FM 8
trk. A IC. mags. xlnl
cond. 55995. 493-3679
i5 8210. Xlnt cond. $2250
or bst ofr. Must sell
847·2324
1975 FIAT X/ 19
~oelpe low miles · like new.
t06LNJM I
$3995
BANK TERMS orrer Expires 8t6n8
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2MSHARBOR BLVD
540-6410 540.021 l
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Over 200 Fiats to
•SI0,500•
•3831 Harl>Dt Blvd
Ga<dW'I GfOWt "' QI.DD
·;s XJ12C. lo mi's, xlnl
cond. $10.500
646-@48. 675-8258
'56 Jag XK140 Rdstr.
Bri g ht r t:'d $8000.
Superb. 673·3994 or
548-21~.
9732
SHOP le COMPARE
BARWIClc'. DATSUN
'71 Datsun l 200. very
clean, new trans. clutch.
brks. $1095/offer .
833-3311
it 510 Wagon. nu tires &
brakes. tape AM /FM. seso. 552·0483. P. P.
choose from plus an , ••••••••••• • •••••• •••••
outs1.tlndingselec:Uon 1974 Jensen Healey·
of$port.f cars at Yellow exter1or with tan ""ti• 11,.1111 .q11 rr 1r111
831·1375 493.3375
1976DATSUM
2 + 2 automatic
Fully equipped. air.
stereo, etr. Less than
21.000 miles, 1247 PUX >
BANK TERMS
Offer Expire:. 816n8
COSTA MESA
DA Tsu.-.
?MSHARBOR BLVD.
540-6410 540-0213
DICK MILLER interior. This desirable
MOTORS high-performance con· l20W Warner. S.A vert.ible is complete with 'QI 510. Runs. needs some
work. $375. l\1usl sen . 557-2132 hardtop
_548_.63Jll __ a_fl_5_. ____ 76, 131-S. 22K. cassette
'74 Datsun 260Z, AM /FM, stereo. auto. metallir
CB. air, new tires, ski blue. Xlra-clean. $3200.
rack. car cover $4300. 642-6049
642·2950 GIVINGUP THE GOOD
·75 8210 hlchbck. 36.000 LIFE · GETTING MAR
mr. white. drk blue ant. RIED · 7 4 F 1 at l 24
AM /FM cass stereo $2800 Spydcr. Fred 555·3130 8·5
days 640·3483, eves PM499-4401 Evenings
5.16-3696 '75 Xl /9, extr emely
1974 Jensen Healey
(manf. m late '74 • -This
outstanding l'ar is fully
equipped with 5 speed
gear box. air cond ..
Blaupunkt 'i l e re o
t·as~ettt• p l ayt.>r 1
recorder. m<tt.: wheel!>.
hardtop & ... ort top.
Finished m black with
black inlenor ·
Aatos. New 9100 ~Mew 9ao0 sharp. AM /FM. bstorr ·········~············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4g9. l500
Sec these sportscars at
Baue r Motor.... <!925
Harbor Blvd . Cos ta
Mesa. 9'79·2500. '67 Fial 850 cpe .
$700 /080. Runs ~ood.
nds some rnt. work.
751-1848
HOllda 9727 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1976 blue Honda Hatchbk.
xlnt cond. 3Smpg. P.P.
2500. 640.1429
'72 Honda CJ>e, collecton;
gem. good cond. Ma.ke-
ofr. 545-1878
1976 J ENSEN GT
5 speed. pwr. steering,
a1r cond. & low miles.
<003REF>. A real beauty
for
ONLY $7895
HOW ARD C~vrolet
DOVE&QUAILSTS.
!Near MacArthur.
Jamboree & Bristol I
NEWPORT REACH
133-05 5 5
Stereo. cruise control
pwr_ wmdows & door
I o c It ~ A f 1 n •·
uulomobilt> Uu\' or
lease. !826MIT1
We have a ~ood sclct·t1on
or other fine M BZ:. Ill our
mv torv.Callt uv• ""''"'°. Vil 'CJ IMPOaTI
7Ml83'H746D<17141495·1'704
197 2 MB'Z 280C
Automatic. pwr. steer·
ing. iur cond. & extra low
miles. (9291-'VOI
$7495
HOW ARD CheYrol~t
Dove & Quail SL'i.
<Near MacArthur. Jamboree & Bris tol I
NEWPORT BEACH
833-0 116
1975MIZ280
SEDAN. Complete with
s unroof, s tereo, cru1:.e
control & low m1IC's.
l!YZ7NXH 1 Buy or lea&c
Many models to c·hoo~e
from -Hurr '
1971 MB'Z 280SE
3.S COUPE
Las t or the handmade
t• I a <; s 1 c· s ' L u " u r v eqwpped. low males &
shows superb <·are ~fu.,l
see LO apprcc1ate-0wn~
by a Holly wood ... tJ 1
c593EM0l.
SEE TODAY!!!
'78
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I.... •• .._ 97._ Pa eta t110 T.,.ta 97'5 T.,.,te t7H ,........ 9770 A.toa, U1•d Wo1, U"d Autot, Used . :..... ()pit t74' ......................................................................................................................................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................................
llMDISL.bel ,hard•"llStat.W•-.llMml, T7.a..idntcond .• MJny •lt77TOYTA 7 0TOYOTA LARGEST C1ill•c "15Clllt9'•t 9920Cen.... 9932
.aft top. S70ID or olf~r SlJOOlbostO«'•r. GrHt xtraa llO;=-CIUCA• Cab Chtr C-.e!" SELECTIO.._. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ wkdya, 145-3SJJ. f"MW""">.16'7·1111 ~ .pd, et.reo. maf•· air. &nslllteatop <m27N> " 7SCADIL&.AC '70CH!VROUT 1975CHEVROLET ~ evestwkode . "f4 Pon" 911 wht. 20.000 21.6oo mt. < UdiX1 l sz 199 Ofl USID VWs COUPI DI VILLI >,t4 TOM COttVETTE COUPE 'MDJSL.Oritlnt.nu en-~: C:1~t::rr motor, ml. rbtl ilQJ, lop mech, •,~·!,9.'~ ftUCkCfTY IHTHIARIA Cabriolettop.l'U-llpower. C.OYtrC...,.... 4 speed. pwr. steenng.
nu -·--" lop c .. ~r cln M111\ Mil ~lbll ,_ -."'" ~lrHarbor.SA ateroo/bpe, factory air Air C!OOdlUonln<r. sltreo. vwr disc brakeii. c111 ... ._y_, .,.. m ona otrllC-2'9 -•LSCHll .... uo1 tond. • i ~r.111.000 mile • ('ond .• .roaa wh.t1:l. «al: -flnn. .-v -llM-6400 warranty. (3IOULA). chm Q'llOUllt. <"°"°1 beauWul black extenor Tm tt740fllL •TUllOINCIALS• lM21HarborBlvd 9767 $5999 !ltotllentooadlUon. •· l ... , Ge.nSeoQrov• 138-Z3S3 ri...p. SJJ9S ... ess w•&n 20.000 m1tei.
7 6 NIZ 4I OI& MAMTA tmPcncho ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Nabers Immaculate ! s~r
Oc_1 ... , _ .... i··---i. 4 eyl, automaut. air ton 'l'llrboClrrera llllOllYOU im Triumph TR7i.SOmt TilUCK CITY C412211J. St.k.CP3S101.
---·----lllDnlUI dltlooed. vuy clean. D--all ra-~l.IUIP ....... U·-bor SA $7900 cNlae cont.rol. atc.,.o a.oooml .... (P9800).oM -12.ii'>'mla.'"(oo.981 S&L YOUI wi&b aunrooe.. air coodl· '• VW Sqblc, clean. Lite .auroc........ ""''""s54:'5400 · ~ pwr • ..n..dfta, elc. )'l'ar,U,OOOmlt•warran· •SU.tlO• TOYOTA Uonlna. apeclal wheel.I. blue, blk lnt. R111 are•t. "' 15ru~
Low , low Mlle • l.>'•vallaba. • 1ccenl dealin paint $l~. Dtv.otNabersC.dillac 1---------• :.l Jl'll.Yar~ "'" SEE us• scbernea " Vlctoey edl· 751-1193. 1411 IAQI ST. '75 CHEYlOLIT
..... COPILAMD JllP ~~~;. MAl9UIS TOYOTA ::::.SS:S:; :~~r:a~~ '73Superbeetle. enrl. caaa ACROSS FROM FFJ>CO KS 5 IL.illll 4x4 i........ Sllvtr.allfact.~p. MISSJONVll!:.10 Harbor Blvd .• Costa ater.Xlntcond. COSTAM.ISA V-8. 4-speed. air condl· •fMorfP'M~ 20011 ht, SA 5,000mll•<ClOl I IJl.211049S.1210 Mesa.m.2500. Sl20C> 640-9286/833-72.38. 540.9109 tioning, power at.eenng,
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
11 Ml Hl\QIH.)ll lllVU
(0'>111 ME\/\ 0•1'2 0010
-55W000 •SH.HO• --------1 AM /FM stereo cassette. ltTO MBZ 1'70 HOSL '77 White CeJic-1, auto. '71 TR.6 Classic styling, '71 Rabbit, xlnt. cond. 1977 CADILLAC special wheels & tares. '66 q>a:vette Conv. 327 4-
5 a. o o o m & • 1 II l 0 • P1 ; .. 9741 A/C, all itraa. nooo mi. wires, roll bar, clock con· musLeeU. $3500. SIVIUE 4 DOOR less than 35.000 miles. spd. xlnt ong cond. Mui>t
wf\iteitobl!C't'O bm leat.h ••••••••••••••••••••••• S56.'5(). 967~ev~. sole . new exhaust. ____ 41M_·2'_11_. ___ 1 V8. automatic trans .. full Cheyenne with 2·tone see? $5400. 4.97·3195.
Xlnl cond. ·Y~I wltnd • ---T * 556-1289.SPM·lOPM '72vw1u~ f ct d paint <mMVGI '68 Corvette. ""'.000 ml r---"f4 Oorooa Waeoo Delwce, • power. a ory air con . . S549S .... m.ou1 days T~-8800 Wehn•• IOOd Hlectlon lmmac. s:n~. New TR7s-lmmediate de· 4 . 5 peed • m a es. leather interior. tilt both tops. Xlnt cood
1976 MU HQC ol 8049 ta '18 Olat'la now ~~~====~ ss1-1•1 livery! Some available (5.WEYY). wtleel. vinyl roor. cruise s...ct Auto Sales Slll00.837-0192 . ~ wllb •uoroor. :;:,.::_oct Lease dealer "14 911. new plinl. rebuilt with sunroofs & air con· I OUi A I control. AM /FM.stereo. 1221 H.Hart.orll•d. . V
!ilel't'O A r:wer wmdovr ma. xlnt cond. Be111t orr '74 Corona Mrlt II. air. ditioning. We will take S '"'1a1•er1oy etc. Lie. 785SWN . Stk. 11a•1• 772-9100 7p6mstnetp.teingL.481th. rwh1nlt/.reTd ••.a.CH IMPORTS o.,... ... &N\ ...... -.... stereo caas, new tires. any car hi trade. Bauer pee iaA. lmmacu ale' t107033 > 9""' ........ ,.....,.....,._ '""' I .. A IC p "
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.. OOVESTREET lowml l!400.962-8668 Motors. 2925 Harbor Sl,699 SI f.ltt --------• ""'' uga. r... · ""
.. ~ <1tf~~~~vd ~ti:J7F~8'c=-'~l::t 1976 Celle• L1ftback. ~~ Costa Meu. It L L M A X E Y ~ .... ~··•••••••!!~~ ~ :J:~~ whl, a5M -~ I N~RT B""•CH oond. S59SO 5Sl·l09I ~ Looded:-St&'§O . TOYOTA ,...,!'!. Cod b -7-5 .... " rv "'"" 846-21612 Wanted hard t.op for 1972 1881 Beach Blvd ..,...,., r o a -' '78 Silver Corvette. 1:1()1, at-t11e1or~1 752·0900 •POR-...E a 14'S• T · h TR6 E ·th H Ungt Be h V-8.air. Vtt.op. P IS. P 18 . ma. drk blue int. h.:·· ~ • '72CorooaMarklI2000.2 nump · 1 er uo on ac P /Wtn . 60 /40 :.e a t. t•veryth1ng. Sl5.00h
MB2 ''B "E. tr.~.
new ena. perfect. y~llo~.
Sli85(). 957-8381
_. 74~504 •1.973Wackll dr. AC. auto. vtnyl~p. blackorbrown.646•1247 847~ AM /FM. yellow P P. 77<M530orS4CJ:96i2.
• DllSB.SIDAM 57.000miles I034.ll i xlnt cond. $1850/bst ofr 1977 Triumph TR7· Vot.o 9772 lOM,Ukenew.4994459
W1tb air cond. at AM /FM * 1974 Green 1 8 6'2-8828 Finished ln flamenco red •••••••••••••••••••••••
clSfflte 12341\DK>. 35.000mllest326UXW 1 '71TOYOTA ~":J':i:~e~::; llFOREYOUIUY l=~fu ~ 9933 9930 •••••••••••••••••••••••
$5S9S Piclalp&SheU box. air cond . and AUSEDVOLVO, Cabriolettop.fullpower. IEACH IMPORTS • l975Copper Mel.2 O Booted. AM /FM AM/FM st.ereo cassette. See us at Southern factory a 1 r c ond.. 76COMTINEHTAL
••••••••••••••••••••••• 1973 MERCURY COUGAR
84800VESTREET 55.000 mil~ l846MYOi cusetle, 1'.000 miles. Low mileage. Bauer Orange County's Volvo at.ereo/tape & wire wheel MARK V
<Near MacArt.bur Blvd. (IJ16260) Motors, 2925 Harbor Headquarters. coven. 046259> Padded top. teat.her in·
nus front-lane beauty ·~ ready lo go! V II
automatic. a1rcond .
pwr. steering. till wheel.
pwr. windows & vin~ I fut>. (406SH1>.
&Jamboree Road> 53~C:~~!t~1~91 TilUCK CITY Blvd .. Costa Meaa. MA19UIS VOLVO $6999 terior. split pwr. seals.
NEWPORTBEACH 5th•·ffarbor SA 979-2500. MISSIONVIEJO factory air <'Ond. &
752-0900 •1975 Blue 1,8 "'5S4-5400' •TERRIFIC• 131·2110 495·1210 'NatJers ~~i~'1_1stereo/ll track.
...::::=======-!. ParscM 9750 44.000mlles 174l MOT I '65TOYOTA4X4 •TRIUMPH!• ORANGECOUNTY AUTO CENTER $7799 $3299
.63 iso. ,..bit eng, mech ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pl!-~--:~m 327cherry,otr-roadtires, '76 TR·7. Blue. 4·speea. VOLVO Div.olNabersCadmac lllt...T-1be
xlot, new tires, 28 mpg. 1977 PORSCHE wheels.etc. <NFN513 > cassette.1.ir. <903SWS> EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO 1425 IAKH ST. 1 ~ rs
Nds uphol. $1350. 493-6736 924 COUPE $2399 27,000 miles Largest Volvo Dealer ACROSS FROM FEDCO
COHMELL
CHEYROUT
2828 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
546·1200
With factory mags, 131131 Hwt>OtBIYd TRUCK CITY •$5195• an Orange County! COSTA MESA AUTO CINTH MBZ '74 2'0D. beautiful. Bl1upunkl stereo aa...na.-·~~ 5tb&Harbor,SA BUYorLEASE Div ofNaberaC8dlllac
xtra ruel tank, S829S. cassette. air cond.. 554-5400 DIRECT 540.9109 1425 IAICB ST. ~~':: <ond r~t.¥::~,: ! ~~f.~~i~~!;.s.~ ·=..~iSP·~M~~ [ft:J(fi~, ·~;:~~:rJ~i[ AC~:~~:~co ·~~·~:~l~t:!:;;.
* 1970 ~.,.CEDES 831·2040 495-4949 OF THE YE ... R.. ·16 CORONA v •• • •••• w.agen···········9·7··7·0· 2025 s Manchester spd. control. lilt wheel. ·oo Limousine. 8-pass .. blk '70 Xlnt motor . gd lire~. ......... lliA A-~ 750 2011 leather inter .. vmyl roof. on blk. bar. TV. sesoo. beat body. bst ofr th1,,
250C• Prtstlne of Huntington Good inventory ln stock. WAGON '72VWCampmobile.46M. l"\ttou~:l'm -Sentinel lights. Sl0.500. P.P l-833·3739 wtmd54-0-8100
Aulomauc, air cond. Beacbia~lacquer Burrywhiletheylast! Very sharp! air condi· air. AM 8 tr sler. xlnt 2 Swedis h Vo l v Ci lo r ~1 -a n·n e . •;3,likenew.ongown~r
electnc WU)dows. 65,000 paint. metal fulishing & .MJRACL_E tioning, 4·spee<i. special CXllld.~ .Mec.bAnlcs AQ.W.... .a.1 673-2700/971-0289 ·72 Mark IV. on g owner. 64.-000 mi's. Mullt !ttt to
miles <92281'W> renclernarfuglo Forsche MAZDA/RIHAULT wheels and lape aec Ivan's, 199S Har bor"'.-74_Ca_d_E_J_Do_ra_d_o_Co_n_v-.. xlntrond . $3:500 ~8100 appreciate• 586-0346.
owners.536-7888. 21:iOHarborBlvd. U4i2RDR> '72VWVan.neweng,FM Blvd .• C.M.845-1982 P.P .. xJnt. cond. 4SM. '77M.arltV.11mnac•
1978 PORSCHE COSTA M ""'A I 0th Amalven.-v cass deck. xlnt cood. c 1 d d p p .,._, h ~ -F """""' o.,, 0077 •74 v I l45 s ta-'Wgn Full power. loaded reme. oa e · . ruau w at you want m 645-5700 s~1o1 _,.,.,, O'<I" 0 VO a . """"". Call A ... Carl or 640-8444. wkdys. 9·5. Daily PilolClass1.fi..A··
MG 9742 •••••••••••••••••••••••
BARGAIN
'75 Midget, xJnt body,
nds. new eng. Will sac,
bestofr. 640-0919
91 ISC
This one is loaded! ! ! Rois Royce 9756
MOC!ha brown exterior & •••••••••••••,•••••••••
~~~· Pri. pty. Call •1 DEALER IN U.S.A.
ROY '65 356C CARVER
PORSCHE ROUS·ROYCE
Original leather interior, 1540J•m w ..
5000 miles on new engine. •·~ BHcll Must see t.o appreciate. .,.......
Won't last long at... CLOSED SUNDAYS
MG--.----9-7-4-4' HARIOUR VW Saab 9760
18711 Beach Bl .. ff. B. •••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cal1842443S 1977 MGBs·Choice or <838TKEl * SAAi •
three. AJJ have low miles ---------· um Subs rrom $5995.
& some with stereo & 77934.AM/FMstereo. (3248). Lease dealer
tapes. Bauer Motors. 4·spd, $8000. direct. Also. Turbo Demo
2925 Harbor Blvd., Cost.a 77~7293 Now available! M~~979-2500 BEACH IMPORTS ---------•'61 Convert 356B. Very S48DOVESTREET l978. 4 mos old. 4,000 mi's. clean, new tires. $4900.
Leaving country, must 1-492-3710 <NearMacArthurBlvd. ~~wrm cond. ~900. -.62-356_8_S_e-ngin-·-e.-M-u-s-t1 ~~B~~
--------1 sell. S3E8(). 752-0900 1971 MGI 552-3804
ROADSTER .77 924 Porsche no money Swedish Saab mechanic
<OOOFEA) down. take ov~r lse. ask ~:~I 1J:in~S-~~s $2699 for Bryan 898·2636 or • · ·
PHIL LONG ~ 195702~~01
'68 Porsche 912. 5 spd. wht. "" FORD w /blk int, good cond. 4 speed trans .. very
43AutoCenterDr. 54500. Call Rocky 9·5. cl ean & like NEW !
S.O. Frwy.-lrvine 540-0995 (~EQJ).
768-&1&8 '74 Porsche. AM /FM $3295
* 1977 MGI• r adio, Ap pearance 1974SAAI 9tLE
maa" stereo tape lug Group. xlnt cood. $5200. -· · · S36-4471 (714) 960-1451 or 2 Dr . Automatic, low gage rack. 19,000 miles <2l3> 592-Sl52 mileage & very clean.
C203RYQ) (277NCF).
'78 XR75, xlnt, cond.
s treet legal. $400
494-6671 /mom.
BEACH IMPORTS
848DOVESTREET
(N~ar MacArthur Blvd.
&Jamboree Road>
Find what you want in NEWPORT BEACH
~=====-1 Dally Pilot Classifieds. 752-0900
Alltol. Mew tlOO AIJtos. Hew tlOO Alltot. Mew '800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
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PECIALS
FANTASTIC·
RECONDITIONED
-USED SPORTS CARS -.
l t74MT
114-
Beautiful orange with
black trim. 5 apeed, R
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13995
lt71fllAT
IH-
lvory with tlll trim.
ma-g whe•I•. low mlleag• 1harple.
N20&.
14995
lt77MT , .. _
Otf'k t>lu. with tan trtm. lllr ooodlloned.
1 •PHd. 1uoa•11• raok. etar.a. Lie . ..-Uf88. •5995
lt74RAT
124 .... Bubbll~ burgundy
e xt•rlor with black
vlnyl Int erior ,
5·1peed t rana. I
stereo radio. L io.
t4'8LJU.
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lt7'fllAT
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Maroon with lite tin tnm. AM-FM. lftlOI. beautiful condition.
1.IC. t107PON.
'5295
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Raci ng r ed with
AM·FM "8n9o, mag
whfffa. local doctons car. Lie. M42LVW.
'3950
lt76RAT
114-DH hlng red with
blictt vi~ trim. Thlt ~ toaoea wrth wefY
extra and~ 26.000 mo-. Uc. .-.ae.
•5495
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r --. . AC. AM /FM. 4 spd. roof ••-" .,. """' $3299 75 Rabb&t, It blue. rack. &ood cond. Tim DoQ,640-1796, 750-7286. ~. Uaed AMtos. Uncl
BILLMAXEY AM IFMcass.l2200. Steel 752.1111 dys '73 Eldorado. 37.~mi. •••••••••••••••aa .. e-.uuu•u••••••••••---•••)l.;.
TOYOTA 646--3577 640-lS47eves blk w/red leather. 14500
1881 Beach Blvd '70camperwtnewengine 1976 VOLVO 548·7578.646·7793 Huntington Beach $2500.
847-8555 days 838·2982 eves 264GLSEDAH
830-5190 <288RES l
'72 CELICA $5899 One of t.he best cars in 1970 VW Van. Xlnt cond.
t.own with 4-apeed. air New eng & clutch, best PHIL LONG
conditioning, tape· super _of_r_._ea __ ll_67_:i._l_6SO_._.___ FORD
nice car. !680EFH> '69 squareback. Xlol 43Auto~nter Or. l'Oth Anniversary cond. clean. light blue S.O. Frwy.-lrvine
'66 coupe de Ville. xln.J
cond. xtras 546·6100 11s~
for Tom
'78 Seville. 3.200 m1. · all
blk. loaded. immac cond.
Wrnty . $13,250 PP
5"42·3973 dys. 494-1618
eves
Special wlblk Int. seoo. 645·9889 761111 5188 aft5PM ____ ..-_____ '62 F1eelwood Limo, AC.
$2 199 1970 v 1 ld jump seat, blk w /gray llLL MAXEY ·oo bug 1600, snrf. mags. 0 vo, s trans . int. clean cond. S800. Call TOYOTA leaving state. mst sell AM /FM. good cond. Rocky9·5 54().0995 nds writ $$50. 979~, ll.200 Cann. 646-4931 •--....;_,______ . • DICK JOHMSC»4 1881 Beach Blvd lb '74 E l Dorado. clean . .,. ________________ -41
Huntington Beach ._73., '7• 142. wht w lu Int. loaded. $3695 Dick seys:
847-BMS St 2 2 O O auto. P tB. P /S , AtC. SS9-6682 "'We offw -'r ..._,_. _.. ....... tli.rnt" -ere o. · AM·FM. 79M m1. xlnt "• ..,...,..,~,,,... .... ..,...,._.."
I Olla
ANNIVERSARY
SPECIALS
WeMledbaln
MabUtAaOfhr
* * * *
SALE
* * * *
... ,,... Priu• Jut
Lew Lew .............
TllePrtc.~
MINI
MOTOR
HOMES * MlltAGl-
DOllMIM * •aaYDa•
'7495
Bill MAXEY
TOYOTA
1 ll•U Ir.,,,. ll·•l A-4' II '\
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C213)M-4311 cood. See & drive to ap-'10 Cpe De Ville. royal
'71 VW. xlnl cond. auto. prec. S289S. S48-6200 blue. wht vinyl top. lthr. I
AJC. new tires & brakes. atr, st.ereo. beautifully
$1700 or best orrer. Alllot. UMd maintained. 133.000 m1
7151·5683 ••••••••••••••••••••••• but runs perfectly See at . . G-ral 990 I 619 Vista Bonita. <behind
e&VWSqrbk. new engtne. ••••••••••••••••••••••• CdM Hi-Sehl> make orr trans & tires. Good body. 644-0105 suoo. 833·7070 days COMPACTS
646-54586-8 PM. Mike. GAS SAVERS CClllDro 9917
1972 VW Bus. m cch.
perfect, new engin e.
$2775. Oeor~e . Dys
879-3900. Eves ~1893
'68 VW Bug, new palnt.
SlOSO
645-2987 ·---------
STICKS AND
AUTOMATICS
$695.00 and up
l: .... -·-J c~M•J
'72 VW Adventure cmpr. Will rent im Cpe de Ville.
nu. reblt eng, mny xtras Must be resp. or exec.
96().3917. peraen. 646-3107
'70 Fastback. auto. disc AMC 9905
brakes. xlnt cond. $1350. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 751~10 '72 Gremlin 6 cyl. a ulo.
-'75-VW--Sc-i-roc_co_._A_M_/_F_M $950 . Good cond i lion
stereo. $3500 or $1500 and 968-9836
take over payments. 1974 AMC
642-23&l GRIMLIM
'67 Fstbk. recent reblt eng
J700. radial tires·
headers", mo. 968-1022
'OOVWbus
$1750/ofr
964·1111
'64 VW Baja Bug . comp!.
reoon,d .. new paint, int, &
tlres.5116-2746
.. OfYW .
ClUIANCI
IALI
HOWi
Automatic. 14,000
orilinal males, must see and drive t.o appreciate.
(P966A), 1 year. 12,000
mile warranty avall1ble
$1999
COftaAMD JEEP
2001 E ht, SA
551-8000
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1977CHEVY
CAMARO T· TOP
Only 17,000 miles on this
beauty? VS. automatic.
pwr. t.eering. tall wheel,
rally wheels. vinyl top
AND 8 t rack AM /FM
stereo. (868SWSI
PRICED RIGHT!
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
546-1 200
1974CHEVY
CA MARO
Automatic, pwr steer·
1ng . ma g wh ee ls.
AM /FM stereo tape &
only 42,986 mil e~.
C348UPK).
Ot."LY $3670
Ml roe le
Mazda/Renault
21'0 Harbor Blvd .. C.M.
645-5700
"12 Monte C.rlo. Sharp,
X1nt cond. Power. A/C,
A M /F M stereo
M~belios $1495 . Call
8» lSl.5, S4Mi28
'7 7 r.~~\\\.\\~;o ~~• s 3133
'7 6~ .. "::'!,!!."0 lull -$ 9666 , .. , ... , --. Ml/FM """'U9d
8 11'.C-I... p9dcled l OtKIOU 100
OOW•• moon <OOI 1-UXI
'7 6 ttr:.~::t: ~ $ 6899 (IM"£WI
'7 6 ~~ .~:-=.. ... --"'9 $ 2966 -•-AM •--.__ ... loP .-nil
'76 ~~~"' l•~tory •••$4966 ... d ..... -......... ,..... Oleo~ ........... ~HYT\
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AM FM lUP\'. xlt\I mud
H~l blk tnm ~ 426;!
1975000~1
DART
1lMOMl'A1
$3499
PHIL LOMG
ftOID
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GRANADA
CuatNYW I
$3499
PHIL LOMG
FORD
43 Auto ~otc•r llr
S D ll'rwy Jr" 1rw
7H-HH
ti8 11'1IC!On. llH.000 inl'oe,
S.UOtor bt .. t offC'r Muat M.-11 41»-3M7
·77 UrunDda 2:l.OOO n11
Mu11t -.•II lJ1wmµlov1'1i
~ 9448 ufter 7 30 pm
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·· ECONOMY CARS
'7 4 FORD PINTO RUNABOUT. . s 2222 If\ lllte MW ._._I (Zt::~,JWI
75 AMC PACER X .••...•••..... S2888
AUl ..... a1oe -II A IW-IW COnd 1'700.0Xt
'76 DATSUN FlO WAGON .......... S2!99
t '"°"' ., Ml ' lf'I • M HEW CCN"dlltOf\' f&l7SP0l
76 TOYOTA COROUA WAGON ...•.• s2999
In -•""9 "°""''""'' 163!11Vl>I
76 CHM CHEYITTE .............. s299g
AutOfft•I~ ena.., C'ond ~J
'18 MAZDA GlC .................. '366fi •-If-1 -llWI 14.(ICIO,... ... (.0.Tlo4YJ
'16 VW DASHER ........... " ....... S3888
• '~ ••' oond '~._,,. CNMltft f991Hl.At
'761JODGE DART ..•........... , ... s 3888
~"1oma1w o-r M 6 M•• M cona & "'"• ,,...., J3 000 !'NW (73'.PPIU
77 DATSUN B210 ................ s3999
With 111 cOf1d & tow mtlM f~'>.~PKI
1NTERMEDIA TE CARS
;76 FORD MAVERICK 4 DR ........... s 3444
'76 PONTIAC GRAND LE MANS ...... s.4222
lw•0nt•t< pr.... 14 I Dt._ OW' Mnctow. I doot toct,1 MIO aJt COf'lld LS3&SE:R,
'77 FORD MUSTANG .............. S4666
va ..,,_"' -,,_,"9 a ~•"" ... COnd ~1
10 Munll'l(U. P J H. I' S
lo~ m1. Sl!O(I
~1H1Ui
li7 f"ukon 5llck 2 dr
~K.$711.5
64tH.'t)2'l
11175 LTU I dr PB PS, "63 Ford W .igon fully
1ulo tnl1\I, r11d10. xlnt l'<IWPl. gd traruo S400 tor
rond 5-Sl-~7 b!tt ofr. 875 0306 .
71 FORD"
WAGON
Automatic. pwr 1tcerlna
., br•kt·~ radio. h'•ulcr at
ulr rnnd IOOODSW I
51799
Nabers
AUTOCIMTIR
Div or Nubera Cadlllat
1425 IAKll ST.
A<:ROSS t'ROM F EDCO
COSTAMISA
540-9109
1m.11tlme.
'74PIMTO
U yuu are lookin11 for c1
•uper nice tur al a
bargain basement price.
this IS it! Fully equipped,
mee t•ar. (3388>
I oth AMUYersary
Sp.c:lal
SI ,999
llLLMAXEY
TOYOTA
l881 Beach Blvd
I lunllngtoo Beach
84'18555
'71J fo'uh'on l(d lire!\ h l') I. .:rt t·ond \\I FM 1>tcrl·O Uncoln 9'45 '700 64.5 S5C;O •••••••••••••••••••••••
'71 FORD ·
Countt I Sh.ti
·;1 Continental Xlnt
cond $1500
695·350ll
Ma¥trick 9947
'ill V8. JUlO futl d Ir p~
rad1ab. runs itood 51495
Ph67S.W21
1977FORD
MAVERICJC SB>AN
t492RXC1
$3899
PHIL LONG
FORD
43 Auto Center Dr
S.D. Frwy ·lrvlnt•
768°5888
'76 Maverick. low mi. new
tires, air, II trk stereo.
xlnt MPG S2600. 55ll·4344
Mercwy 9950 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NEWEST
LINCOLN MERCURY
Dealership is now OPF.N
RAYFUDEIOE
LINCOLN MERCURY
16-18 Auto Center Dr
SDFwy·Lal..e Forest c:x1t
IRVINE
830-7000 11.000m1I~ 11543>
$4299 •...................•.. --------
TRUCK CITY n 19.000 Mi. A c. V-8. '76 Montego Wgn 12.000
Slh & llarbor. S1\ vinyl top. 4 dr. 2 tont mr. all extra!\ M500 Ph ___ ss.i_S<&_u_o __ , pamt 644-6528 _7_52_059_1 ___ _
Alltos, Nttw tlOOAldoa, New 910 '77 Mercury Monarth
••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• Bro"'-11 w /tun Least· or
YIAREND
DISCOUNT
SALE
LOOK • DllCOUllTI
UPIO
FIESTAS •••••••••• s400
COURIERS ~ ••••••• 5500 -' 'ttlfll'C)~ •••••••••• ~C»Ct
buy 17141 63 1 5630
Michael J Helnck Lea:.
mi;:
1978 MERCURY
BOBCAT COUPE
1391TQU1
$4499
PHIL LONG
FORD
,,3 Auto Center Dr
S D Frwy Irvine
768-5888
'76 Montego Wagon AtC.
9 pass. AM/FM. 25.000
mi L1k(• new $HOO Ph
752·5.SOO
Mintanq 99 5 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
1968 MUSTANG
F/\STHACI< VM .
aulomal11:. pwr steer
Uli. AM.f M co:.:.Clll! &
m l'xcellent cond1t1on•
<216SWTl Pri ply Best
offer Call 545·37811 f'ven
6SMustang6cyl '72 }••llo~ I un .. b11111 77 Uonnt>nllt• Hroughutr.
S1950 ororrcr AM FM l'"' ~ , • $tth!1 only 23 sou m 1. \. 1 >
546· 1!>42 673-4116 un ti c lt•an lo;;dt•d Sb30u
955· 1010 dy:-.. 644 65!1.l Oldunoblle 9955 ·73 Pinto Wagon rlt-an ~kndi.
••••••••••••••••••••••• runs Wl'll. nl•W br k,,. -------
'74 OLDS W AGOM
CUSTOM CIUtSftt
fl Pass F\ill power . fac·
lory utr cond. & lllt
wheel Cl411GIR >
$2999
Nabers
AUTOCINTER
Div of Nabers Cadlll11c
1425 IAKER ST.
ACROSS FROM FEDCO
COSTA MESA
540-9109
'71 Oldi; wagon . full
power. maturely dnven
& mainlalnt'd. shurp
Sl395 581 ·3995
ti rt>l> S13!15 lo rr e r 1978 PONTIAC
496-lla.O GRAND PlfX
·74 waJton . vry clt•an
automal1c. 48.000 m1
$2150828-3439 832·Hl78
·77 Pinto Wagon. Auto. Lo
mi. 50.000 ma war ranty
Xlnt cond 531·2164 ---
1976FORD
PIMTOWAGON
(166PID I
$3499
PHIL LOMG
FORD
43 Auto Center Or
SD Frwy lrvmt•
768-5888
Au1omat1c. pwr. ~teer
inl(. stereo rud10 & le:. ..
t han 6000 m i ll'''
C480UPW1 Pnce spec1111
of the week at
ONLY $5995
HOWARD CheYn*t
DOVE & QUAIL STS
(Near MacArthur.
Jamboree & Br1stol 1
NEWPORT BEACH
833°0555
F·BIRD '7t. ESPRIT
Slvr /b lk inl. IOdded
Must Set'. Make offer
640-6583eves or wknds
'76 Fireb1rd E.-.pnt. dk gm
& wht top Only 23~1 .75 OLDS ·73 Runubout. !luto Iran!» . T PS PB
Cutt Sup
& fuel 111r Xlnt l(U!> ma s. ape. air. · ms re~ mileage ~50 96S-0296 St950 642 9? 11 ___ _
Cabnolet top. Juli powt>r. I e75 PO....,,I ac
factor)' d1r cond t ilt PlynDuth 9960 ., "' "'
whttl & LI K £ 1'l£W' ,•••••••••••••• • • •• •• • • TR.ANS.AM
13J6MXT1 'i6 Fury 4 dr 3111. nu Fully IOddl•d 1111
$3999 trans. aar. P IS $995 AM t l"M H trJtk. 1m 770-7293 marulut(' 1n tot 001
Nabe a--------1 081 A1 I year 12.0(Jll rs ·75 Ply Drouicham. lake mtle warranty ava11abll'
·UTo c ...... £8 new.16.000ml. 2-dr. A1C. $5299 "' Ii''"'°"' P f.i. P /8. 1 owne r cur Div of Nabers Cadalh1c ~uoo 962·489'l COPELAND JEEP
1421 IAKll ST. .73 Duster 340 Lo m i "· 200 I E I st, SA
ACROSSFROMFEDCO A/T . vol top. 11645 558-8000 COSTA MESA 768-1719 r--------
540-9109 1976 PONTIAC
·--------'73Sebnng. power. radio. TRAMS.AM
'76 Cutlass Sup remt'. A/C. cruise control Sl850
Io ad e d . x In I l' on d 644· 1487
_Own_e_r._586_·27_4;_6___ -.71_Sc_a_m_p_. -8 -cy_l._a-ar-. 11-u-to.
'73 0LDS
Cuttoss Supremr
Pudded top. rull power.
PIS. P /B. ammat 44.500
m1. 183 Santd lsubl'I
SUIOO.
This ~park li ng !>llVl'r
beauty is equipped w1tt;
a ll the reicular Trans-Am
toys PLUS an H track &
new I.Ires. 15376211
See it!-luy it!
fut'tory air tond . bucket '81 Sport suburban Sta CONNELL
seats & rull~ wheels Wgn. only 18.000 m a. nv" CHEVROLET
t 120HRO 1 mot.or. brake!> & llrc'l $2699 Good cond. SlOSO /OBO 2828 Harbor 8 1vd
Nabers 496-270i COST/\ MESA 546-1200 'Iii WAGON new parnt. ---AUTO c~a rum. gd Gd lransporta· 'ThunclHtMrd 9970
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seat. Pwr ""'ndows. Pwr steering, tires. arr COnd .. POWer Windows.
Pwr· brakes. AM/FM stereo leather mter10r. Sflht POwer sear.
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SHADED AREA IS FOUNTAIN VALLEY'S COLONIA JUAREZ
Residents Angry About Perk Fees Sought by City
Valley Residents
Protest Park Fees
Angry residents of Fountain
Valley's Colonia Juarez plan to
protest the city's scneme to
charge them 11,000 ln park fees.
City Council members have
slated an Aug. 1S hearing on the
matter. Last month the city
PlanniN Commission denied a
request by Colonia residents to
waive the park fees.
The Planning Comn:Ussion vot·
ed 3 to 2 against waiving the fees
that must be paid before a
Colonia landowner can sub-
divide a lot to allow three new
streets lo be constructed.
Commissioner Mike Capizzi
said he felt a reduction in park
fees was not warranted because
Colonia residents are already re-
ceiving substantial public works
benefits through a ~deral Hous·
Huntington
Establishes
Police Panel
ing and Community Develop-
ment program grant.
Capizzi said he believes the
fee reduction wduld not be felr
to other city residents who paid
for park sites through developer
fees included in the price or \heir
homes.
Commissioners Richard
Christman and Robert Edwards
also voted against \he waiver.
They assened that there are
absentee landloi;ds in the
Colonia so Fountain Valley resi·
dents would not be the only lan-
downers who would benefit from
the fee waiver.
Commissioners John McKnight
and Barbara Brown voted to re-
duce the fees for Cotonia resi-
dents.
The.Y said the fee reductions
would be beneficial and aid the
rejuvenation of lhe
neighborhood.
For the first time in the
Colonia's SS-year history ,
sidewalks, gutters and curbs are
being constructed.
City officials have urged rest·
dents lo split their 300-by-50-root
lots and sell the land so three
new cul-de-sac streets can be
A fact-finding committee to constructed.
study allegations or police But Colonia Juarez Committee
brutality -but also offenses Chairman Patricia Bitters said
against police -h as been residents can't understand why
28Hurt
In Crash
0/707
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina
<AP J -A Chilean jetliner from
New York crashed and burned
ln a fog-shrouded wooded area
as it was landing at the Buenos
Aires airport Thursday. but
police said all 64 ouupant&
escaped. '
Police said 28 people were in-
jured. and 13 of them, including
four Americans , w e re
hospitalized. Hospital officials
said none was in critical condi-
tion.
Ataliva Fernandez, director of
Ezeiza Airport. said the fog ap-
-parentl)I-caused the pi~ of the -
Lan-Chile Boeing 707 to stray
from bis assigned desceo.l route.
The plane's right wing struck a
tree. and it crashed about th~
miles from the airport.
Fernandez said..
The crash occurred about 500
yards from the Ezeiza Atomic
Center, an Argentine govern-
ment center for nuclear re-
search.
Passengers said there was no
warning. They scrambled
through emergency doors and
two holes tom open in the
fuselage when the wings ripped
off and fell to the ground. Fire
engines and ambulances arrived
after the occupants were out.
The night, Lan-Chlle 141, left
New York at 10 p.m. Wednesdaf and made lntermedlate stops in
Miami, Panama, Lima. Peru
and Santiago, Chile. It arrived in
Buenos Aires more than seven
hours late.
By late evening the fog was so
thick that officials considered
closing Ezeiza, which ls 30 miles
southwest ot the city. The crash
occurred at 11:30 p.m., and the
airport was closed half an hour
later Air traffic returned to
normal by 8 a.m. today.
The bos,pi~alized Americans
were ideot:ifled as James and
Marjorie Wilchhman and
Marisol Leiva. Home addresses
could not be learned im-
mediately.
The pilot, copilot and flight
engineer were among the in·
jured.
It had been reported earlier
that another American
passenger. Allen Esturt, had
been hospitalized, but apparent-
ly he was released soon after
treatment.
33 Douglas
Electricians
Join Strike
formed ln Huntington Beach. they must pay so much money The panel mentioned during into city coffers in order to sell Joining other electrical main·
its organizational session their land. tenance workers at six plants in
WednesdaJ that one of its lop Many of the 82 lot owners the Los Angeles-Orange County
three priority matters will be to aquired their property in the metropolitan area, 33 electrl·
probe practices of a towing Colonia before 1957 when the ci· clans have gone on strike al
service that polices a downtown ty was incorporated. M c D on n e 11 Dou g I as
parkinglot. Colonia Juarez is located west Astronautics Company in Hunt·
Numerous comS>laints have of'Ward Street between Warner ington Beach.
be fled d' A T d SI te t The members of the lnterna-en 1 regar mg ce ow-an a r avenues, jus one tional 8 _. ... er\.. __ ... of Electrical ing, which is retained by El Oon block from the City Council ivwJJ nuuu
Liquors, 416 Pacific Coast Chambers where the Aug. 15 Workers Local 2295 are involved
Highway. to clear a parking lot hearing wtU be held at 8 p.m. in routine plant maintenance.
leased from the city next door. Colonia residents also contend Currently, their average
Interim Chairman Ruth that nearby Mlle Square Park: journeyman wage is $9.72 per
Bailey. a city councilwoman. Masuda Elementary School ana bour. according to company
said she has previous experience a community park insjde the spokesman Don Hanson and An·
with such a police practices neighborhood make tt un-drew Taylor, IBEW executive
committee. necessary for additional invest-officer.
"Some people have thouaht a <See SCHEME Pase .l\Z) A total of 170 elec~cal main-
committee like this won't :ork. ' tenance workers are mvolved at
I think it can." she declared. six McDonnell Douglas plants tn
"I don't think anyone knows I_ -h • . Hunllnaton Beach, Long Beacb,
the true purpose. Thai's what A.eC 1nger Palmdale, El Segundo, Torrance
we're here to decide," observed/ JAnd Compton. apPointee Walter Scott, former • Tbe 33 strikers are among
police chief of Westminster. Innocent ut 5,000 workers at the com-" A lot ol people think this has pa ny 's Huntington Beach
been formed to 'lnvestleate' the • taclllty.
police department. but it's for all In BB Case Wa1es are tbe key issue in the problems." commented ap· IBEW contract which expired
pointee Don Burkland, a retired last October. but was extended.
police captain. DetaU1 of tho conttact pro-
The committee Wednesday poaal1 haven't been dlacloaed
call*d for the drawing up of and 11 )'et no new negoliatlna forms U..t citlJ ns can fill out lf 1H1loni are acbeduled, com·
U.ey wllh a crtUclsm of police PUl' and U11ioa otlida.la aald.
al reel.
some will be wetdtd out 4fnd
othera heard at mot1lbl~ meet·
• ~. committee'• nut mfftlns
wW be Ai.al. aa. wil.b addlUonal
1e11lon1 1et every •ecood
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POLICE SEEK MAN WHO LOOKS LIKE THIS
Composite Drawings With, Without Hat
Brother's Death-
Was It Accident?
By GARY GRANVILLE Ot Ult Deity ~ -....
While law enforcement agen-
cies pushed their search for 5·
year-old kidnap victim Valtena
Mariska Miller of Huntington
Beach, efforts intensified to re-
construct circumstances sur-
rounding the death of her 2-year-
old brother last year.
Shawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 ln a closet tn the Fountajn
Valley, home where he was stay-
ing with his mother, sister and
grandparents.
The youngster reportedly had
two plastic bags draped over his
head ln such a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange County coroner's
investigators. who fixed the
cause of death as asphyxiation.
refused to classify the death
either ~ccidental or at the hands
of another person
Fountain Valley police tn·
vesligators were reportedly
troubled in their investigation
because when the grandmother
found the dead boy she quickly
ripped the plastic bags rrom
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed Consequently, investigators
were stymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in ef-
fect destroyed before their ar-
rival.
Today Sheriff Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are delivering coroner files to
Fountain ValleY'pollce in an at-
tempt to help them reconstruct
the circumstances surrounding
the 2-year-old's tragic death.
"The agencies involved are
hoping to detennine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed there by the child himself
or whether they were placed
there by some other person.··
Gates said.
"It's a difficult case, a very
difflcutt case that bas never of·
ficially been closed either by
Fountain Valley police or our
coroper's investigators."
Meanwhile, police are still
searcbinl for Valeena's mother,
Camalla Miller. ~. She ls sus-
pected of havinc ab<lucted the five·~ear-old from I.he .home of her le&al e.uardians. Kenneth
and JuahJta Moore, of 20191
FBI Joins Search
LOS ANGEL.IS CAP> -The
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foJ'Uler Calwnbla Pictures ac·
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dilf.
Crown Reef Lane. Tbe Moores
are the Miller woman's parents
and the grandparents of the
m fas ing 5-year-old.
"We are very much concerned
for Valeena's safety because of
the suspicious death of her 2·
year-old brother last year." said
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa.
Police have matched
fingerprints found on a window
at the Moores' Huntington
Beach home with those of
Carnalla Miller.
Police say the flngerpri.nts
were found on a window that
was pried open to enter a
bedroom from which the sl~p
ing Valeena was scooped up and
rushed away in an"auto.
Police have also released a
composite sketch of a tall, tbm
man who wore a red head scarf
under a straw bat when he drove
up to the Moores· Crown Reef
La ne residence an a black
TransAm sedan last Saturday.
The mustachioed man circled
the home and is believed to have
been scouting the house for the
Monday breakin. police said.
Kenneth Moore said his
daughter. Carnalla, is unpredic-
table.
Huntington Beach and Foun-
tain Valley police met with
Orange County Sheriff's and
District Attorney's office in·
vestigators Thursday t o
coordinate the national search
forValeena.
Gunman Tells
Arafat Link
By The Associated Preu
A gunman who tried to kill
Iraq's consul general in
Karachi, Pakistan has confessed
that he and his partner were
hired by Yas1er Arafat's Al
Fatah guerrilla organiiation in
Beirut, the consul general says.
Consul-General Amer Naji
Zain al-Din read the confession
by Mohammed Galeh at a
Karachi news confereoc&
MeanwhU,, the French govern·
ment was trying to decide what
to do with tWo pro-fraqi gunmen
who killed the Pam represen·
tative of Arafat's Palestine
Liberation Or1an1Jatlon and an
anti·lraqi &'4tlman who held
tlabt booages in the Jraql Em·
batsy ln Paris for more than
eiabt hOun ltoadlf.
Two otlWr' accused terrortitl,
a Lebanese woman and an Alaertan. ~ ~ed In LondOn with ll'Yi&ll to u1Jnate
1r8q I ador to Britain tail
Friday.
I
Mother
Hitched
FromHB
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Ot .. o.ffy """'lute Huntington Beach police today
reported they· have found the
man who drove the car in which
Carnalla Miller escaped after
abducting ber 5 -year-old
daughter, Valeena Mariska
Miller.
The 21-year-old man, whose
name has not been released, ap-
parently was told by Mrs. Miller
that her parents had kidnapped
the child.
He later drove the mother and·
daughter to the Downey area.
He had picked up Mrs. Miller
while she was hitchhiking in
Huntington Beach.
Tbe driver is not held on any~
charges. police said.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said he
would not release the name pf
the rnan who drove Mrs. Miller
to her parents' home where she
allegedly kidnapped the-child.
Mrs. Mllfer·s paren~. Ken-
neth and Juanita Moore, of 20191
Crown 'Reef Lane. are Valeena's
legal guardians.
The unidentified man drove
Mrs. Miller to the Moores' res-
idence sho~fter midnight Monday and ed in his car
wbile she took he dal.lghter.
Police said the man took the
mother and child to his house for
the niJhl. The driver dropped
the pair off io the Downey area Monday morning.
Police said Mrs. Miller was
wearing a brown ~g and a
white dress over green trouseC"S.
The child was wearing denim
bib over'alls and a blue cap.
Police said the man heard
new• accounts of the abduction but waited until Thursday to
come forward with the informa-
tion. Meanwhile. police continued
their search for a thin man with
a red head scarf worn under a
hat wbo may also have been in·
volved in the abduction.
Man Booked
In Strangling
LONG BEACH IAP > -Police
have arrested and booked a 24.
year-old man for investigation of
murder in the death of a cocktail
waitress who was found beaten
and strangled in her apartment
bedroom.
Detective Terry Walton said
Luke Edward Keppler. a Long
Beach laborer. was ,arrested
Thursday in connection with the
death of Marlene Mills, 39.
Ms. Mills' nude body was dis-
covered by neighbors Tuesday.
Her 2"'.!-year -o ld daughter.
Amber. was found in the apart-
ment unharmed.
Bonds Sold Again
WASHINGTON CAP) -Banks
resumed sales of U.S. savings
bonds today after the govern-
ment regained Its authority to
borrow money.
Coast
Wea&her
Variable cloudiness
through tonight. Mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Slightly warmer days.
Highs ranging from about
70 at lhe beaches to mid·'
die 80s Inland. Lows
tonight ln the middle 60s.
INSIDE TODA 't°
The 108th tdWOn of Ring-
ling Brotlwr•. Burnum &
BcUlfll Cfrcw /eoturea a man
get a mo& from a rock~t car
and •ome furioiw·looldng lion•
and Ugera. sto111 and photos on
Pao•Cl. ••••
A.I OM. Y PILOT Hcf
Price ----
. -·
Of Beef
To Fall?
WASHINGTON <APl TM
rupld climb In ~alt beef Pl'ka
-up 32 penient ftom last tau -
has peaked. the A1riealture
Department la pndtctl"'.
And ln wb t eookl be even bet·
ter news for lnftatioe·b•ttered
consum rs. a ~eat ~
mdlcated T1u.lnday that beef
prices rou.ld fall sU1hUy In com·
1n1 mon\hs
The department wb abl~ to
make those predkllons Ill I.be
. ir.a me U&ne U. W,AS saylq re·
tailers fllWIY have betun pus-ina oa to coosumers the f\lll im
pact of soaring beef prices •t lhe
s laughterhouse.
Thal tndit.ional pass·\b~
norm ally takes only a few weeks
but had been laginai m the cur
rent spiral. Wheo beef retaUen
beaan to show a more normal
pattern in June. slaughter catlle
prices -wh1ch had risen by
more than 40 percent since last
fall -slipped slighUy. softening
the blow.
At that point the increase in
retail prices was lagging behlnd
by eight percentage points.
What department forecasters
said they do not know is when
cattle raisers are going to start
rebuilding herds so that prices
cao come down s ubstantially.
The current forecast calls for
continued high prices through
1980 or 1981.
Various department surveys
have found retail beef prices
sliding a litlle in recent weeks.
lar~ejy beca.use.s>f superinJrkd
price· cutting.
The report analyzing prices of
selected foods rn June sflowed
that retailers and wholesalers
accounted for 38 percent of the
record $1.81·a·pound national
average price for choice beef.
That compares to 32.3 percent in
May and 36.5 percent in March.
Retailers accounted for most of
the June gain.
Meanwhile, pork prices, com-
pared to June 1977. were up 10.4
percent al the farm and 14.7 per-
cent at retail.
The middleman share was 40.3
percent of the average retail
price of Sl.44 a pound, compared
to 37 .9 percent in May and 41.9
percent in April.
In their report, the depart-
ment forecasters said it may be
winter before farmers, food
chains. consumers and govern·
ment inflation watchers know
where the beef market is
headed.
Cattle raisers. who suffered
four years of depressed prices
before In st s umm e r 's
turnaround, are still culling
herds to obtain profits and makt!
up for th~e losses, they said.
Until last September. that liq-
uidation meant large s upplies
of beef and stable prices. Since
then, demand has outpaced the
s upply. Before slippinf last
month from an average o $51.30
per hundred pounds. returns to
beef producers were within pen·
nies of a record high.
.By July 1, the number of cattle
and calves was down 7 percent
from a year earlier. But still the
farmers and ranchers are send·
tng heifers in record numbers to
°l)ens for feeding and slaughter.
instead of holding them for
breeding. •
_Ex-attorney
A Robber?
VlSALIA CAP> -A disbarred
attorney who police say turned
thief, then converted to Chris·
tianity and confessed to a rob-
bery, was mdicted by the Tulare
County grand jury.
Robert Michael Lee, 32, of
Rohnert Park in Sonoma County
reportedly admitted the robbery
lo the a rand jury.
Porterville police said Lee
showed up Tuesday and told of-
ficers be robbed the Safeway
Store there Aug. 3, 1975. The
three-year statute of limitations
for robbery thus would have ex-
pired after Thursday.
OAAHOECOAIT HIF
DAILY PILOT
Elephants on Paradt-
Lawsuits .
Eile<liD • r . .. .
Air Erash
VANCOUVER. Brttlsh Colum·
bia <AP> -Two product Uabill·
ty lawsuita have been filed in
California against Air Canada.
McDonnell J>oullas Corp. and a
number ol .McDonnell Dou,las'
U .s. aubcootracton as the result
of a ToroQt.o DC·t p,asenger Jet
crash .J~ 26.
The twin-engine DC·9. a Sl2
million medium .range
passenger jet, blew a tire during
takeoff and crasbed off the end
or the Toronto airport runway .
injuring 106 -paaseneen-and-
crew melnbers and kllllng two
people.
A vialion lawyer Jerry Stems
fil ed the suits Thurs day in
Superior Court in San Francisco
on behalf or ~yle Unrau and
Ernest Lynch. both of Montreal.
The i,;ggest m e mbe rs of the Ringling
Brothers, Barnum and Hailey Circus
be1in their three-mile walk from the
Anaheim raHroad Sl i:llion to the Conven-
tion Cenler where the Greatest Show on
Earth ope ned tb engagement today.
Below. Shannon and Dalilah Woodcock.
whose father trains the pachyderms. off er
one of them some hay.
The accident left Unrau a
paraplegic. Lynch s uffered back
injuries, lace rations and
damage to tendons in his left
hand.
"I've been keeping an eye on
the Toronto case ever since the
crash," Sterns said. "Two days
ago, I was retalned to represent
two or those injured. and we've
decided to move rather quickly
to get the case Into the
California courts on a produc-
tability basis.
Tllftl11 78
Gay Murder Try?
British Politician
Charged in Plot
MINEHEAO, E ngland CA P >
J e remy T horpe. former
leader of Britain's small Liberal
Party, was charged today along
with three other men with con
spiracy to murder a male
model, police said
The model. Norman Scott. has
alleged he had a homosexual re·
latlonsh\p w1th the 49-year-old
politlcion. who represents the
Nor th Devon constituency in
Parliament.
The other men charged with
Thorpe were named by police as
David tlolmes, 47, former depu-
ty tre asurer or the Liberal Par-
ty, a nd businessmen George Deakin, 44, and John Le
Meaurier. 4'.
~
The four were taken into
custody at the police station ln
tbls town in southwest England
and l~t.er appeared before local
magistrates on a charge that
they conspired "toaelher and
with other-." to murder Scott.
They were releued on ba.ll of
$9,400 etch to •ppear fn court
asain Sept. 12.. .A conditlon of
ball reqllired theft> to surrender
their pusl>Oftl.
Th t Norman Scott euc-
l>iHllM jijblie QOlilicl .. tDDn
tlltn two·~ qo dal Scltl.
..,.. J'I • ......-ID (ourt U..t be
hid bad .a hOIMtuual aftair WWI ,.._,. Ml nan qo ffb
court ~ calDI! ...._an
01ppearance on a social security
charge
Thorpe has denied the claim.
and said he was only a friend or
Scott's durirtg the early 19605.
Thorpe, who became Liberal
Party leader In 1967 and led it lo
its biggest postwar electoral
success in 1.974, subsequently re-
signed hls job in 1976.
For Thorpe, a n Oxford
graduate who studied in the
United States and worked as a
lawyer. the seeds of scandal
grew to strangle his political
career at Its apex. J
Not since War Minister John
Profumo resigned in 1963 and
n early toppled Harold Mac·
mlllan's Tory government by
admittirti an affair with a call
girl had there been such con-
troversy and scandal about a
political Aaure.
The drama hequently hit the
front paaes and dominated
nightly television ne•s after
Scott's allegallon surfaced in
court. More people 11v1 ln·
terviews and blmed that they
know more tban they were tell·
ln.1 The "Norman ~OU Alf a.Ir"
1rew wttb each nwelaUon.
CauC}K ln a Web of alleled boa:tOMmia.Uty;::bllldstaeil ...
tVtD. ·a JDUJ'dff :l:l• Tborplii
•boH ftnl ~ m • tar uue. ID JM illld W.11 •..,... fOt' ,... MCOad ti... .... • r ........ _
Tot Kicked
·1n Huntington;
'
Man Arrested
A San Clemente man was ar ·
r~sled Thursday on c.b..a~es he
kicked a 2-year-old baby boy in
a dOll'.llt.nwn liuntingt.oa. Beach
bar. police reported. The infant
was bruised but not hospitalized.
f'rank Philip Pica Jr .. 27. of
322 Avenlda Cordobc.1. remained
in Huntington Beach Jail "today
in lieu or~ oan.
It is alleged that Pica kicked
the baby. who police did not
identify. three times at the Main
Street Saloon. 117 Main St.. at
7:25 p.m .. said Officer Art Droz.
Pica had taken the child for a
walk with the boy's mother's
permission and entered the bar.
He became upset at the boy for
an unknown reason and alleged-
ly kicked him . witnesses told
police.
Pica fled tht! scene with the
baby when witnesses became
enraged with the alleged kick-
ing, Droz said. The suspect was
apprehended a short distance
from the bar by police and
saloon patrons
The baby boy's mother was
contacted and took custody of
the child.
Pica is charged with felony
c hild endangering and child
abuse. police said.
FrolM P•fl' A I
SCHEME .••
ment in recreational facilities in
th at sector of the city.
Many Coloma residents want
to split their lots and help fa mily
members build homes on the
property, Mrs. Bitters said.
Gas Fight Seen
WASHINGTON CA P )
A broad coalition of labor and
c1t1zen groups intensified a na-
t1on w1de drive Thursday to stop
Congress from removing federal
price controls on natural 'las.
"We're saying the crash was a
direct result or a major defect
built into the aircraft by McDon-
nell Douglas in California, which
is why we're s uing down south."
be said. ·
Other defendants include Unit-~d T echnologies, which built the
jet's Prall and Whitney engines.
and the companies whicn
manufactured and suppljed the
Ure which blew: Air Trends Inc.
a nd Kleber Colombes Co. of
France.
Tw~-weeks ago,_ the federaL-
Ministry of Tl"ansport confirmed
in Toronto that shreds of rubber
had been found in one of the
DC-9's engines after the crash.
An Air Canada spokesman
said the tire that blew was a S2SO
retread. New tires cost $500
each. The airline retreads its
24-ply DC·9 tires up to s ix times
and says each retreading is good
for 240 landings.
'War Criniinal'
Slwt in Leg in ·
New York Town
MINEOLA. N.Y. CAP> -A
mao convicted by the Soviet
Union as a Nazi war criminal
and identified ln court testimony
as responsible for the deaths of
Jewish children in Latvian ehet-
tos was sbQl in the lee in hls
home early today, police said.
Boleslavs Maikovskis, 73. sen-
tenced to death by a Soviet court
in 1965 for hls alleged role in the
Nazi holocaust in World War 11.
was in stable condition at
Nassau Hospital suffering from
a gunshot wound In the right leg.
according to Ke vin Miller, a
hoapital spokesman.
Maikovs kis, a r e tir e d
carpenter who moved to Mineola
in 1951, has been fighting de-
portation sought by the U.S. lm-
m ig ration and Naturalization
Service. He has refused to
testify at the hearings.
Police said they were seeking
two assailanu. but did not give
any further lnformatlon.
Britain 's Queen Mothe r .
Elizabeth. waves from. the
grounds of her London
ho{Jle where she is celebrat -
ing her 78th birthday.
Mesa Youth
Dies After
Traffie Crash
Curlis Leroy Tryon, 18, of
Cost a Mesa, died early today
after s uffering head injuries in a
traffic collision in Huntington
Beach, offici.als reported.
Tryon, of 46\ Fair Drive,
Apartment 204. reportedly was
stru ck by a passing auto whlle
on his mot orcycle between
Newland Street and Beach
Boulevard along Pacific coast
Highway at 2: 11 a m.
Officer Stephen Brinkerhoff
had s topped Tryon s hortly
before 2 a m. to issue the youth a
traffic citat1on for speeding.
Police Sgt. Ed Groom said it 1s
be lieved Tryon w<ts still stopped
on the highway s houlder when
he was struck by the passing
auto.
The auto was driven by Saul
Corrman. 44, of 414 Huntington -
Ave., Huntington Beach. Corr·
man was booked into Hunt·
1ngton Beach j ail on charges of
f e l ony m a n sla ug hter a nd
drunken driving
.. Corrman remained in custody
today in lieu of SS,000 bail.
Tryon, who wasn't wearing a
protective helmet. was rushed to
Huntingt on lnterconimunity
Hospital by paramedic"J.
He was pronounced dead at
the hospital at 3:09 a .m .
l"ro111 Page A I
PANEL •••
Wednesd ay or more often If
needed.
Siebert. also a city councilman.
said at Wednesday night's meet·
ing he believes it is also impor·
tant to let the public know s uch a
city agency now exists.
He suggested sending out in-
formational notices or fillers with
water bills.
Committee members agreed
to wait until three meetings
have been held before electing
officers from among their ranks.
WHEN TIME IS OF ESSENCE
WE'RE CAPABLE OF
BEA TING THE CLOCK
There's always s general uffJency about fl"ltinO carpeting imtalffld, but mc»t
customers wlH allot a reasonable amount of time.
However. when there is a ru1h, we can accomodate those requmng
inmedlate service. without sacrlffcfng Alden's rigid, standards of competency.
Cklless there is a problem obtaining a specl#ic color or pattern. you can count
on fast service from Alden ·s and we maintain • large inventofy to facilitate
deliwrles.
7
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Irvine
VOL. 71, NO. 216, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFOR NIA FRIDAY, A UGUST 4, 1978
T oday"s C losing
~.Y. Stoek~
TEN CENTS
Jailed Reporter Stands . on Principle
HACKENSACK. NJ IAP> -
New York Tlmc.oi. report r
Myron A Farbt•r urr1vt'<L ut Lheo
Bergen Count,v J.a1I toduy to l'l'
sume iservlnM &lll mdt'fmitt> Jail
term ror refusina to tum over
his notes In lhe murd\•r tn&ll of ia
New Jersey doctor
··1 um -not 101~-g t~·a71•
bei:ttuse l want to go to Ja..ll.. ..
Farbt•r 1siud ··1 bchuvc I um do
IOM lht> Mghl than~ "
fo'Jrtx·r t"\'POrt.6!d to thl· lkr.:~n
C'ount) i.ht-n!f uccompunal·tl I.I)'
A M Ro:,cnthJI, T1mt•11 t•x
t•c u11 ve \•ditor. und Jumc1>
G0<xfalt'. l'xt•cuttve v1ct' presa
dent and general coun!:>cl .. of lhc :\c~ York T1mt.>11 Co •
Earlier in tht-d11y , U S
Suprt>ml' Court Justice
1'hurgood Marshall refused to
l'}(lend 11 two-day temporary
~tuy 10his 11ul sentence
Ro::.enthal said in a statement
1ssu~ befort• Farber's arrival
here "The fa ct that an
American report.er 1s going to
JJll s 1mrly beC'ause he did his
Job wel says more than any
statement we can make. We wiU
continue to fight through the
courts. Meanwhile. Mr. Farber •
remains in Jail and the First
Amendment in jeopardy.'·
Attorneys for Farber and the
Times -both convicted of con·
tempt -won a two-day delay of
t-h~ sentence -Wednesday !com'
Marshall.
Farber originally was ordered
imprisoned until he turned over
notes he compiled In reporting
a bout a series of deaths at
RiverdeU Hospital in Oradell in
1965 and 1966. The Times and
Farber went to Marshall after
Justice Byron R. White refused
to delay imprisonment.
-F arlter _wrot~ a series of
articles in 1975 about five patient
deaths. Dr. Mario J ascalev1ch
was indicted on five counts of
murder. The prosecution alleges
the patients died of overdoses of
curare. a powerful muscle relax·
ant.
Trial Judge William J . Arnold
acquitted Jascalevich on Tues-
day or two or lhe murder counts
_becaus~the stale hed not shown
there was curure In.the bodies
New Tot Clues
Cops Find Coast Kidnap Driver
By R AYMOND ESTRADA JR.
OI * O.lly Pl'-C Staff
Huntington Beach police re-
ported today they have found lht-
man who drove the car in which
Carnalla Miller escaped after ab-
ducting her 5-year-old daughter.
Valeena Mariska Miller
The 21-year-old man. whose
name has not beeh released. ap
parently was told by Mrs. Miller
~at her parents h11d k1dnupp<:d
the child.
"He later drove the mother and
daughter to the Downey art>a
He had picked up Mrs . Mille r
while she was hitchhiking in
Huntington Beach. - -* * * -...
The dnver is not held on any
charges. police said.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said he
would not release the name of
tht: man who drove Mrs Miller
to he r parents· k!ome where she
allegedly kidnapped the child.
Mrs . Milter·s parents. Ken-
neth and Juanita Moore. of 20191
Crown Reef Lane, are Valeena's
lt:gal guardians
The umdentified man drove
Mrs Miller to the Moores' res-
idence s hortly after midnight
Monday and waited in his car
whilt: she took her daughter
Police said the man took the
mother and child to his house for
the mght. The driver dropJ)t!d
the pair off in the Downey aree1
Monday mornm.i
Police said Mrs Miller was
wearing a brown wig and d
white dress over green trousers
The child was wearing denim
bib overalls and a blue cap.
Police said lhe man heard
news accounts of the abduction
but waited until Thur~day to
come rorward with the informa-
tion.
Meanwhile. pol-lee continued
their search ror a than man with
a red Mad scarf worn under d
hat who may also have been in·
volved in the abduction
FV Death
Of Boy, 2 ,
lrvf ne Incident
l '11ited TheJ1 S ail
Ships from 1 le ft to right ) Britain. West
Germany, The Netherlands, the United
States and Norway cruise in close forma·
tion somewhere in the North Atlantic
,.,.Wl,.,.....
They are part of NATO's st<.1nding force.
Atlantic Stanavforlant. which symbolizes
the united defense of North America and
West ern Europe
Probed
Victim of Beating
Will Be Hypnotized
Murder Plot Charged
British Politician Named; Gay Model Target
M INEHEAD, England CAP>
-Jeremy Thorpe. former
leader of Britain's sma ll Liberal
Party, was charged today along
with three other men with con-
s piracy to murder a male
model. police said.
The model. Norman Scott, has
alleged he had a homosexual re-
lationship with the 49·year·old
politician. who represents the
North Devon constituency in
Par liament.
The other men charged with
Thorpe were named by police as
David Holmes, 47. former depu-
ty treasurer of the Liberal Par-
ty, and businessm en George
D eakin, 44 , ·and J oh n Le
Mesurier. 44.
The four were taken into
custody at the police station in
this town in southwest England
and later appeared before local
magistrates on a charge that
they conspired "together and
with others" to murder Scott
They were released on bail of
$9,400 each ,to appear in court
again Sept.. 12. A condition of
bail required them to surrender
their passports.
The jl\orman Scott case
became public knowledge more
than two years ago when Scott.
now 37, alleged in court. that he
had had a homosexual affair
with Thorpe 16 years ago. ffis
court testimony came during an
appearance on a social security
charge.
Thorpe bas denied the claim.
and said he was only a friend of
Scott's during the early 1960s.
Thorpe, who became Liberal
Party leader in 1967 and led it to its bigeest postwar electoral
success in 1974. subsequently re-
signed his job an 1976.
For Thorpe, a n Oxford
graduate who s tudied in the
United States and worked as a
lawyer, the seeds of scandal
~rew lo strangle his political
career at its apex.
Not since War Minister John
Profumo resigned in 1963 and
nearly toppled Harold Mac-
millan's Tory government by
admitlinR an affair with a call
<Set-l'10DEL, Page .\2)
Irvine Planners
Back Zone Change
Overruling the objections Of
Planning Director Eddie
Peabody. the Irvine Planning
Commission has recommended
approval of an application by
the KoU Company to construct
office buildings in an area zoned
for research or lighl industrial
uses.
Thursday's commission vote
on the zone change. which must
be approved by the City Council,
was 4·1, with Burt.on Mindick op-
posing.
The decision Involves 15 acres
of the Irvine Industrial Complex
at the northwest corner of the in-
tersection of Michelson Drive
and Von Karman Avenue.
A city staff repqrt approved
by Peabody asserted the change
would increase tramc in the
already clogged complex and set
a precedent for other developers
to make similar applications.
In addition, Peabody warned.
city revenues would be affected
because office buildings produce
less tax revenue than industrial
buildings.
Local environmental writer
Wesley Marx concurred with
Peabody, in a page of written
testimony delivered to com-
missioners.
The zone change, Marx satd,
··coulSf severely impact the
economic base of the city. if it
becomes a precedent and other
landowners do the same.
··Further. it embraces
<See ZONING, Page AZ>
Bv GARY G RANVILLE Ol tlle o.11, ,. • ._. sun
While law enforcement agen-
cies pusbed their search for 5·
year-old kidnap victim Valeena
Mariska Miller of Huntington
Beach, efforts intensified to re-
con s truct circumstances sur-
rounding the death or her 2-year-
old brother last year
Sbawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 in a closet in the Fountain
Valley home where he was stay
ing with his mother. s iste r and
grand parents.
The yowigster reportedly had
two plastic bags draped over his
head in s uch a manner as lo
cause him to die of suffocation
But Orange County coroner·.,
investigators. who fixed the
cause of death as asphyxiation.
refused to classify the death
either accidental or at lhe hands
of another person
Fountain Valley police in·
vestigators were r e port<>dly
troubled in their investigation
because when the grandmother
found the dead boy she quickly
ripped the plastic bags from
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed
Consequently. an vest1 gator!-
were s tymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in cf
feet destroyed before their <Ar
rival
Today Sheriff Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are delivering coroner files lo
Fountain Valley police in an at
tempt to help them reconstruct
tbe circumstances surrounding
the 2-year-old's tragic death
'"The agencies involved are
hoping to determine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed there by the child himseU
or whether they were placed
there by some othe r person."
Gates said. "lt"s a difficult case. a very
(See ABDUCTED, Page A2>
Monkey See, Monkey Do:Havoc
A teen-ager who apparently
was the victim of a criminal as·
sault in Irvine will be hypnotiied
tom,ht to help her recall what
happened. police said.
The 14-year-old asserts she
still is unable to remember lhe
accident or attack July 27 that
left her unconscious for two days
with J fractured skull
She ·c; recoverin~ in a local
hospital, and is reported to be m
~ood condition save for the
partial amnesia
Ll Jerry Boyd said police
ha' l' U!>ed a medical hypnotist
with good results on several
prior occas ions Victims of
crimes art: made to relive the in-
cidents an their minds .
The hypnotist can ask his pa-
tient to rocus on particular de-
tails of the crime the victim
may have seen for only an in-
stant The m ind 1s used just as a
camt·r.i m av be used . with
benefit of siOw motion . zoom
28 Injured
In Chilean
Air Crash
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
IAP 1 A Chilean jetliner from
New York crashed and burned
m a fog-shrouded wooded urea
as it wns l11nding at the Buenos
Aires airport Thursday, but
police said all 64 occupants
escaped
Police said 28 people were in-
jured. and l3 or them, including
four Am erica n s. were
hospitalized Hos pital officials
said none was in critical condi-
tion
Ataliva Fernandez. director of
Eze1za Airport, said the fog ap-
parently caused the pilot of the
Lan-Chile Boeing 707 to stray
from his assigned descent route.
The plane's right wing struck a
tree. and it crashed about three
miles from t h e airport. An adventurous spider monkey is back wit h her pouring out of the vehicle and summoned firemen. Fernandez said.
owners today after the animal destroyed the motorhome in The crash occurred about 500
which her vacationing owners brought her lo Newport STARTLE D FIRE FIGlrrERS were nearly mowed yards from the Ezeiza Atomic
Beach. down by the escaping monkey when they broke open a win-Center, an Argentine govem-
City officials estimated damage lo the recreational dow to fight the fire. me nt center for nuclear re·
vehicle belonging to John and Lucille Marks or Parker, While r1remen had an easy job of dousing-tl\e names. search.
Aris .. at more than $2,000 after a Thursday morntn1 romp police Sgt. Dave ElUott and animal control offfcer-Olen Passengers said there was no
by their pet. Everrode were geWn1 their Ont taste or trouble. warn Ing. T hey scram bled
The young monkey was apparently lert caged, but un-The two men , "lded by passefSby and the police depart.-through emergency doors and
attended. In lhe vehicl~ parked at the Dunes. Trouble ment helicopter, pursued the monkey ror more than an two holes torn open In the
started when she got out of her cage. hour from the Duneit. across East Coaa Hl1hway and ln fuselage when the wlnga ripped
thenel1hborhoodotBay1Jde Drtve. off and ren to the eround. Flre "SHE DESTROYED the Inside ol that place," com· • engines and ambulances amved
11\enled fireman Art Morton. TIJEY nNALLY COaNEaED the frt1btened animal after the occupant3 were out. While mookeytna arqund, lhe IUlimal unraveled a ruu In the parktni lot of the Bayalde ahoppJnt center
roll of paper towels, 1trlnglng tho p•per around th ln-Fltt lnaptttot Jim Upton, on hand at the moment or The niiht. Lan·Ch lle 141, left
terior ol th motorbome. upture. wanted to be sure ht had all bls buu covered Ntw York &U to p.m . Wednesdl)'
Then abe tW'Md on the 1u stove. Jt 'Jnlted the paper He teid tbe monltey ber r11ht1 and tnformed the ond made lnterqtedlate ltoPI tn
towels. a nimal the wu suapect.ed or arson. Miami, Panama. Llma. Peru
lens and instant replay.
License plate numbers only
glimpsed. for examplt·. havt.>
been recallPd
The girl was round bleeding
and nearly unconscious in the
right-side traffic lane of Jeffrey
Road. north of the San Diego
Freeway.
She initially told police she
had been struck over the head
by someone. bul police ;;aid she
appeared dazed and confused
She fell into unconsciousness
Two days later. when s he was
alert enough to talk lo in-
vestigators. she told lht.·m she
had been h1t chh1king lo San
Diego County and had been let
off the freeway at Jerrre)' It
was the last thing she rcmem·
bered before w<1k in,g in the
hospital. she said
Boyd ident1f1cd the child as a
runaway. a North Dakota res-
ervation Indian who had been
staying temporarily wittr a
roster parent an Hemet. where
she attended Sherman Indian
School.
The foster parent filed a miss-
ing persons report on ht•r on
May 10
Since. she told officer.;. she
had been exploring Southern
California. hitching ridt•., and
gaining food and shelter from
several people
Coast
~
We athe r
Variable cloudiness
through tonight. Mos tly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Slightly warmer d ay~.
Highs ranging from ab<Jut
70 at lhe beaches to m1d-
d I e 80s inland Low s
tonight in the middle 60s.
INSIDE TODA~
The J08th edttw1t of Ring
ling Brothers, Barnum &
Batle11 Cin:ua Jeatures a man
whogetuhot fromaL.OCMlcar
and aome /llriOUl·loOlnng hon~
ond lfgns. Sto111 and photos on
Page Cl.
Fortunalely, a park vls~tor happened to apot smoke The monkey wu not booked. and Sanuoao. Ct\lle rt arrived In _ Bueno Alres more than seven
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Dad Was *'God'?
One Survives .
Mass Suicide
SALT LAK£ CITY <AP) -
Seven children who plunged 11
stories from a hotel bulcony had
lived in $90·a·day luxury with
their father who thought he was
God. The children never went to
sc h ool and rarely spoke lo
strangers. eating meals in their
suite and avoiding the hotel pool.
The father. Emm.inuel David.
39. had committed s uicide two
duys before his wife shoved their
children or urged them to leap
off the balcony with her Thurs·
day in a bizarre m urder-suicide
lhal left only one child alive.
Thirteen-year-old E lizbeth
Duv ld was in critical but
stabilizing condition today.
Oesoite pleas from horrified.
F ront Page A J
people who watched from the
s idewa lk Thursday morning.
Rachel David helped or pushed
her c hildren. ranging in ag~
from 5 to 14, rrom the balcony.
P olice s a id a t le as t three
Jumped wiJlingly. but witnesses
said the younge r ones struggled
and tried lo grab the railing.
After all the ch ildre n had
fa llen. omcers said some or the
onlooke rs yelled for Mrs . David
to JUmp. She did.
Dead were Mrs. Da vid. 38;
Rebyca. 5: David. 6; Joseph, 8;
Debbra. 9; Joshaba. 10; and
Rachal. 14.
Elizbeth was in surgery IO
hours Thursday with a team or
15 dnc.tcu:s. Spokesw.oman Ka.O'll
Haeckel at LDS Hospital said
lhe girl had multiple compowtd
fractures and abdomina l In-
j ur ies.
Ftreftghters douse n ames tha t engulfed
Ch t'\ ~ Ve!!i..I ~hortly after noon Thursduy
on the Santc.t Ana Freeway near Red Hill
•\venue m Tustin Driver und passenger
leaped from the \ ehicle as fl ames spreud
Crom t'Of(llll' 1.·om1J11rt mt·nl. Thl' duo lhl'n
lcrt thf' ~t·t•llt'. t1t•c·111·dlnu to Cullfornw
lliJ(hwuy P ut 1·11 1 u lt l('t•r1-t, whu tll'l' in·
n•stiRutin~ tlw 1>111-t:o.lblllty thul tht.· cu r wu~
!'>lolc.•n l>.1 m11~1.· wu:. l'~tl rnutl'd ut $5.000.
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p iecemeal planni ng and spot
zoning to suit particular cor·
µorate needs
"Any way you look a t 1( the
community loses."
T he family secluded Itself in
the suite for 14 months. Hotel
e mployees said the children
s poke lo strangers only with
their parents' permission. niey
said the children stll,Yed in the
suite most of the lilQe, and we.-e
taught by their parents.
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ABDUCTED
d1ff1cult case that has never of·
f1cwlly been closed either by
Fountain VaJJey police or our
coroner 's investigators."
M eanwh1le. police are stiJJ
~earchmg for Valeena's mother .
Carnalla Miller, 25 She is SUS·
pt.><'ted of having abducted the
fwC' year-old from the home of
heT le}?:il g uardians . Kenneth
and Juam ta Moore. ol 20191
cro~ n Reef Lane The Moores
JrP the Miller woma n's pa rents
and the grand par ents of the
m1s~mg >year-old.
"We are verv m uch concerned
far Valt-en:.i 's ·safety because of
tht' SU~PIClOUS death .9f her 2·
vear-old brother las t ye.ir," said fluntm~lon Beach police Sgt
Luis Ochoa
Po l ice have ma t c h e d
fmgerprmts found on a window
a t t h e Mop,rcs' Huntingt o n
Be<.1ch home· with those of
Cam.ilia Miller
Police say the fingerprints
wer<' found on a window that
wa ~ p ried open to e nte r a
bedroom from which the sleep
mg Vall-ena was scooped up and
rus hed away in an auto.
Police have a lso released a
composite sketch of a tall, thin
m an who wore u red head scarf
under a straw hat when he drove
up to the Moores' Crown Reef
La ne res iden ce 1n a black
TransAm sedan last Saturday.
The mustachioed man circled
lhe homt> and is believed to have
bt.>tm scouting the house for the
Monday breakin. police said
Kenne th Moore sa id h is
daughter. C.imalla. is unpredic·
lab le.
Huntington Be.ich and Foun·
.ain Valley police m et with
Or.inge County Sheriff's and
District Attorney's office in·
vesliga t ors Thurs d ay t o
coordinate lhe national search tor V aleena .
Clnwn Show
Set in Irvine
A puppet show. a s kateboard
exhi bit ion a nd m a g ic ia ns,
mimes. juggle rs and clowns are
pa r t of the city of Irv ine's
cele bration or Nationa l Clown
Week Crom 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday
Ch ildren will be able to join
t he action and be<:ome clowns
the mselves al a make.up booth
set up In Harvard Community
Athletic P ark, 1470l Harvard
Ave
There also will be game and
food booths Cost of games is 15
cents to 30 cents. The event is
sponsored by the cit y Recreation
Department
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Kymla 'Innocent'
In Theft Charges
Moulton Niguel Waler District
m anager Carl Ky mla pleaded
innocent Thursday in Orunge
County S upe rio r Court t o
criminal c harges contained in ;,1
Grand Jury indictment.
Judge Robert E. Rickles or-
dered Kyrnla, 44, of Newport
Beuc h , to return to court Oct. 13
for setting of a trial date. He 1i.
free on his promise to appear.
The arraignment of four othC'r
wale r dis trict employees was
continued to AIJ'g. 18. It 1s ex-
pected that they will the n file
pleas before Judge Rickles. who
confirmed that they also will re·
Quake Hits Chile
SANTlAGO, Chile CAP> -A
strong earthquake shook central
and eastern Chile Thursday, kill·
rng a miner. injuring seven
other persons
muan Cree on their promise to
uppcur.
A II fi Vl' de f endunts face
c h urges of misuse of public
funds. grand theft. destruction
of public records and m iSllP· proprtatlon orpub1tc runds.
The charges against the five
are based on alle~alions that
water district employees under
thei r supervi11ion performed
domestic chores for them on dis·
tricl time.
An-indictment is a C...rmal
cha rge made against a person
by the Grand Jury. It does not
establish guilt or innocence.
Indicted with Kymla are John
BHry. 32. direct o r of ad-
minist rative oper at ions: his
brother, Chuck. 28. a m ain·
tenance yard forema n; Vernon
McKown. 34, an inventor y con-
trol c )erk. and Ke nneth Krieger. :ns . m a int e nan ce ya rd
s upe r visors.
In oth e r mutterl), com ·
m issioners:
-Approved a Mte plun for a
fpur-story offlcl! building to be
constructed ut Mnrtin Street and
Von Kurm un Avenue. in Douglas
P luza.
-Approved un application by
the Irvin<.• Cult ural Center. un
association of nonprofit corpora·
lions. t o build a fim• .irts re·
hearsal hull at 17302 A Daimler
Street. in the industria l com-
plex. for practice and instruc-
tion in music. drama and gym·
na.stics.
-Approved location of 11 tem-
p o r a r y bra nc h o f I rv ine
Na\lonaJ Bank in Woodbrid~e.
off Barranca Parkw<1y. on lhe
g rounds of Woodbridge Com·
munily Church. which is an pl&n·
nkag stages.
Baker Big Winner
NASHVILLE. Tenn <AP1
Sen Howard Baker. listed tn
several polls as Tcnnessec·s
most popular politician. proved
the point by crushmg his oppo-
nents in a Republican Senate
prim ary that drl'~ a r ecord
number of GOP voters
Spreading It Thin
Could Lion Droppings Help Schools?
VETERAN LAGUNA BEACH school
critic Bruce Hopping h.id a poignant proposal
for d istrict officials this week dealing with
the droppings of lions.
The frequent City Council and school
board watcher suggested the district 's main·
ten ance crews drive out to Anaheim to take
advantage of an offer by the Ringling
Brothers lia rnum and Bailey Circus officials.
The circus has announced an abundance
of a nimaJ m anure. produced daily by its
animals.
HOPPING'S suggestion was for district
drivers to pick up some of that potent product
for use on campus greens.
"I understand the stuff is so strong. yo~
have to Jet tt sit around for a few months
before using it, however ." he warned .
"Where do you suggest we put it whill!
we wait." asked high school principal Robert
Hughes? .. "How about at your house. Bruce, one
trus tee quipped. .
"We could put it ar ound the football field
to keep lhe dogs off." Hopping countered
The Laguna Beach man opposes joggers lak
ing their anim als on the school grounds
where children play
"I THOUGHT you were opposed to thut
stuff on the football field." another trust<.'e
parried. . . ·
'Tm talking about hnang the field with 1l
to keep animals off." Hoppi~g said. ..
"That would keep the kids off 1t. too. a
trustee suggested. But the board said it would take the
manure motion under cons1derat1on
Hotel staff apparently didn't
q uestaon the arrangement
because Davld told them he had
teaching credenttals. said hotel
manager James Bradley.
David grew up as Bruce Longo
and joined the Mormon church
after an Army bitch. according
to his brother. Dean Longo. who
was interviewed by telephone al
his Vero Beach. Fla .. borne.
Longo said he hadn't seen
David since their father dJed
nine ears ago. Their mother
lives in ero Beach wilh Longo.
· P~nny M ld. a deslt clerk
at the hotel. s aid meals were
either sent up from the hotel cof-
fee shop. or David would bring
food home. She said he paid the
S90 rent every day with a $100
bill
FBI-spokesman Bob Daven-
port said David paid for about
S30.000 in food and lodging al the
International Dunes.
Police Sgt. Brent Davis. who
sa id he knew David. said he
never knew the 6-foot -4. 300-
pound man to have a job. He
said David believed he was God.
An excommunicated m ember
of the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latte r-day Saints c Mormon l. he
had formed his. own religious
cult. consisting mostly of bis im·
mediate fa mily members and a
few friends. Davis said. Church
officials would not comment on
tht• excommunication reoort.
Man Booke d
In Strangling
LONG BEACH (AP> -Police
h1:1ve arrested and booked a 24·
year-old man for investigation of
murder in the death of a cocktail
waitress who was found beaten
and strangled m her a partment
bedroom.
Detectivt> Terry Wa lton said
Luke Edward Keppler . a Long
Beach laborer. was ar rested
Thursd.iy in connection with the
death of Marlene MiHs. 39.
Ms . Mills' nude body was dis-
covered by neighbors Tuesday.
He r 21'2-year -o ld daug hte r .
Amber . was found in the a part-
ment unharmed.
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MODEL .•.
girl h ad there been such con.
troversy and scandal about a
political figure .
The dra m a freque ntly hit the
fro nt p ages a nd domin.ate.d
n ightly televiioicm news afte.r
Scott's allegation surfaced in
court. More peo ple g ave in-
terviews and hinted that they
kne w more lhan they were tell-
ine. The "Norman 5<'.ott Affair'·
grew with each revelation.
Caught In a web or a lleged
ho m osexuality, blackma il and
even a murder plot. Thorpe.
whose first wife died in a car
crash in 1970 and who is m arried
for the second lime . made e:t
futile a ttempt to q uell the slorm.
Pair Facing
The/ t Charge
In Irvine
Irvine police arrested two S:itn
P edro men We dnesd ay and
ct,rnrged them with the theft. of
about 15 bottles of expensive
liquo r police allege was stolen
from two local markets .
He ld in Orange County J ail on
S5.000 bail each were Ronnie
Brown and Ber nard Lewis. both
18
T hey were occupants of a car
that police s aid m.itch cd the
description of the one used by
the s uspects in t he thefts. at El
Ranc ho Markel. 5331 University
Drive. and Albertson's Market.
4541 Campus Drive.
Officer Dennis Howe stopped
thecaron theSan Diego Freeway.
near MacArthur Boulevard.
Recovered were bottles of
Ma rtell and Hennessy cognac.
Chiv as Regal scotch and bottles of
bourbon.
$250,000 Damages
Sought in Lawsuit WHEN TIME IS OF ESSENCE
Dam ages totaling $250,000 are
being demanded from a firm of
h ospita l cons ulta nts by a
Laguna Niguel man who claims
th ey lure d him with false
promises when they hired him for
a $50,000·a·year job in Saudi
Arabia .
Cha rles Patrick Lash of 25411
Del Cobre claims in his Orange
County Superior Court lawsuit
that d efendants Herman Smith
Yagbman Associates did not
house him in a villa in Jiddah as
promised but instead lodged him
in a duplex.
Lash, who was named director
of rinance at the King AbduJazii
University Inter im Med ical
Center, also claims that he wa11
not provided witb the promised
new car.
.He further alleges that the de·
fendants did not provide him
with a daily fooct allowance as
oromised an~dld not eoaure
Elephants Roam
NAIROBI, Kenya <AP )
Htrds ot elt phants fleeln1 the
battle-scarred Oeaden r eflon
a re causin1 jumbo headaches
for Kenyan farmers, aald
Kenya '• "Dally N atlon "
news papc--r Thursday, statlna
lbAt e.lephaoU were cau•lQI crop
dama11 ln fanntne towns.
-
that his income was free or lax
deductions.
"J iddah is not a mod er n.
progressive city and its streets
and u n devel OJ?ed l a nd a r e
strewn wilh feces and garbage,"
the lawsuit notes.
L ast further compla ins t hat
rats. mice. roaches and flies in·
fest the city, that he had no hot
water for 45 days. his utilities
cost him SSOO a month and the
cost of schooling was extremely
high.
EU/ers Get
Special Day
WASIDNGTON <AP> -
The nation's grandparents
will be honored with a day
of their own next month.
Preside nt Carte r on
Thursday declared Sept.
1 0 "N atio n a l
Grandparents Day."
H e said the elders of
each fa mily have the
responsibility for aeltina
the moral tone for the
fa mily aod for pfaaing on
the traclltionol values or
ou r natton t o their
c hildr e n a nd
grandch lclren.
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There 's always a general urgency about getting carpeting ins~/fed, but most
customers will allot a reasonable amount of time.
However. when there 1s a rush, we can accomodate those reqwring
1nmed1ate service. withollt sacrificing Alden's rigid, standards of competency.
Unless there is a problem obtaining a specific color or pattern, you can count
()"I fast service from Alden 's and we maintain a large inventory to facilitate
dellvenes.
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VOL. 71, NO. 216, ~SECTIONS, .. 6 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS .
Britis~ L~ader in Gay Murder Plot?
MINEH&AU, En&lMnd <API
-Jtr~m y Thorpe , former
leader ol Britain'• ismall Liberal
Party. w char&cd today a.ion.
wi\b th~ ~r men with con
1plracy to murd...r " mule model. police saad
The model. Norm.ill Scott. has alkl&ed he had a twmosexuul re
laUonsbip with the 49 year-old
1>0tltlchm. who r1!prest>nls-the
tfortb ~von con11Utuency an Parharntnl
The olber fnC!n chtrl d with with others" to murder Scott.
Thorpe wenr named by poUeti H They were released on bail of
Oavld Holmes, 47. former depu-$9,400 each to appear ln court
ty treuuttf of ~ Uboral Par· naain Sept. 12. A condition of
tf. end bualnH1mtn Oeor1e bull required them to surrender
Deakin. U , end J ohn Le thelrpasspons.
Mesurier. 44 The Norman Scott case
Th four were take n into became public knowledge more
custody at the p01ice stulloo an thuo two years ago wh"n Scott.
this town in southweet En1land now 37, alleged In cowt Lliat he
und later-appearedDefOre1ocal.--had ]lld a homosei\fal afraft
magistrates on a charge that with Thorpe 16 years ago. His
tbey conspired "lOiJ!1ber .and court t_esfunon.Y came du.ring an
appearance on a social security
charge. •
Thorpe has denied the· claim.
aod said be was only a friend of
Scott's during the early 1960s.
Thorpe, who became Liberal
Party leader In 1967 and led it to
its biggest postwar electoral
success in 1974. subsequently re·
signed bis job in 1976.
For -Thorpe. -an O/roro
graduate who studied in the
Unit.ed. States and worked as a
lawyer . the seeds of scandal
grew to strangl~ his political
career at its apex.
Not since War MlnJst.er John
Profumo resiJned in 1963 and
nearly toppled Harold Mac·
millan's Tory government by
admitting an affair with a call
girl had there been such con·
troversy and scandal about a p<>llttcatfigure. _ ~ &
The drama frequently hit tbe
front pages and dominated
nightly television news after
Scott's alleeation surfaced in
court. More people gave in-
terviews and hinted that they
knew more than they were tell· ing.
Caught in a web of alleged
homosexuality, blackmail and
even a murder plot. Thorpe,
whose first wife died in a car
crash in 1970 and who .. is married
for the second time. made a
futile attempt to quell the st.a.rm.
New Tot Clues
Cops Find Coast Kidnap Driver
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
ot tM Delly ~li.t Sutt Huntington »each police today
reported they have found the
man who drove the car in which
Carnalla Miller escaped after
abducting he r 5-year -o ld
daug hter, Valeena Mariska
Miller.
The 21.year·old man. whose name bas not been released ap-
parentlY was told by Mrs. Miller
that ber parents Had kidnapped
the chUd.
He later drove the mother and
daughter to the Downey area.
He had picked up Mrs. Miller
while she was hitchhiking in
Huntington J:!eacb.
* * *
The driver is not held on any
charges, police said.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said be
would DOl release the name or
the man who drove Mrs. Miller
to her parents· home where she
allegedly kidnapped the child.
Mrs. Miller's parents, Ken·
neth and Juanil'! Moore. of 20191
Crown Reef Lane, are Valeena's
legal guardians.
The unidentified man drove
Mrs. Miller to the Moores' res·
idei ce shortly after midnight
Monday and waited in bis car
while she took her daughter.
Police said the man took the
mother and ~hild to his house for
the night. 1be driver dropped
the pair orr in the Downey area
Monday momin~.
Police said Mrs. Miller was
wearing a brown wig and a
white dress over green trousers .
The child was wearing denim
bib overalls an<l a blue cap.
Police said the m a n heard
news accounts or the abduction
but waited un~it Thurs<la.)' to
come forward with the informa·
ti on.
Meanwhile. police continued
their search for a thin man with
a red head scarf worn under a
hat who may also have been in·
votved in the abduction.
SI,200 for Sehools
..
Balwo11 Over Laguna
Laguna Beach residents and visitors were
treated to a rnre sf)ectacle thUi morning
as a hot air balloon hovered low in the sky
on its southern journey down COfl'St. A
group of surfer~ viewed the colorful
helium-filled air tra veler as it s ilently
passed Bird Rock shortly after 10 a.m.
HBDeath
Of Boy, 2,
Probed
Clemente Council
OKsN.ewHomeFee _
Beef Prices May Fall
Rapid Cost Climb Reportedly Hru Peaked
WASHJNGTON <AP> The
rapid climb in retail beef prices
-up 32 percent from last fall -
has peaked. the Agric ulture
Department is predicting.
And in what could be even bet·
ter news for inflation-battered
consumers. a department report
indicated Thursday that beef
prices could fall slightly in com·
ing months.
cattle raisers are going to start
rebuilding )erds so that prices
can come down substantially.
The current forecast calls for
continued high prices through
1980 or 1981.
Various department surveys
have found retaiJ beef prices
sliding a little in recent weeks.
largely because of supermarket
price-cutting.
The report analyzing prices or
selected foods in June showed
that retailers and. wholesalers
accounted for 38 percent of the
record $1.Sl·a·pound national
average price for choice beef.
That compares to 32.3 percent in
May and 36.5 percent in March.
Retailers accounted for most of
the June gain.
Meanwhile. pork prices. com-
pared to June 1977. were up 10.4
percent at the farm and 14.7 per-
cent at retail.
Tbe middJeman shai::.e was 4-0.3
pe rcent of the average retail
price or tl.44 a pound. compared
to 37 .9 percent in May and 41.9
<See BEEF, Page AZ)
Bv GA&Y GRANVILLE OftlltDtiif~-·--· While law enforcement agen·
cles pushed their search for 5·
year-old kidnap victim Valeeoa
Mariska Miljer of Huntington
Beach. efforts intentified to re-construct circumstances sur·
rounding the death of her 2·year·
old brother last year.
Shawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 in a closet in the Fountain
Valley home where be was stay·
Ing with his mother, sister and
grandpal'ents.
The youngster reportedly had
twojlastlc bags draped over his
hea in such a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange County coroner's
investigators. who fixed the
cause of death as asphyxiation.
refused to classify the death
either accidental or at the bands
of another person. ·
By ANNE COOPER oe•_..,Nml..,.
An OJ'd,i.oanJ:e reqwrm. home
builders to pay fees Up to s1.200
per dwel}ing to alleviate school
overcrowding io. the Cas*&rano
Unmed School DiStrict bas been
adopted by the San Clemente Ci·
ty Council on a 3·1 vote.
Voting lo ~opt the new or·
dinance. which will become ef·
fective in 30 days, were Mayor
William Walker and council
members Roy Hamm a nd
Myrtis Wagner. Co11ncilman
floward Mushett opposed adop-
tion of the ordinance, sayina he
preferred to delete the Sl.200
fee Councilwoman Donna
Wilkinson was ill and did not at·
tend Wednesday's City Council
meeting.
San Clemente's new ordinance
implements Senate Bill 201 .
which provides that local gov-
ern m~nts may Impose school
fees on residential development,
if new homes will lead to over·
ero•ded local sethools.
Tile San Clemente ordinance
closely parallels a county school
fees ordinance adoP\ed by coun·
ty supervisors in July. leaving
only San Juan Capistrano de·
velopment within the Capistrano
school district free from school
fees propased by SB201.
But San Juan City Man ager
James Mocalis said today that
city administrators are working
with school authorities to de·
velop a school fees ordinance in
that city as well. Mocalis said he
expects lo make a recommends ·
lion on school fees to the San
Juan City Council in September
Charles Med e iros. a d .
ministrative services director
for Capistrano Unified, said to-
day be expects that San Juan
<See SCHOOLS, Page A2)
The department was able to
make those predictions at the
same time it was saying r e·
lailers finally have begun pass
ing on to consumers the full im·
pact of soaring beef prices at the
slaughterhouse.
That tradmonal pass-through
normally takes only a few weeks
but had been Jagging in lhti cur
rent spiral. When beer retailers
began to show a more normal
pattern in June. slaughte r cattle
prices -which had risen by
more than 40 percent since last
fa ll -slipped slighUy. softening
the blow.
Trustees Approve
5-campus Budget
Fountain Valley police in· vestigators were re portedly
troubled in their investigation
because when the grandmother
found the dead boy she quickly ripped the plastic bags f Pom
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed.
Consequently. investigators
were stymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in er.
feet destroyed before their ar-
rival.
13 Hospitalized.
In Chile Jet Crash
At that point the Increase in
retail prices was lagging behind
by eight percentage points
Wh at department forecasters
said they do not know is when
Orange Coast
Weathe r
Variable cloudiness
through tonight. Mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Slightly warmer days.
Highs rall2ing from about
70 at the beaches to mid·
die 80s inland. Lows
tonight in the middJe 60s.
INSIDE TODAY
Tlte 108th editwn of Ring·
lhtg Brothers. Bar11um &
BoiltJI Circus fectur~• a man
who get• &hot from a rocket car
med 10f'1'1.t /tlnOIU·looldng hons
and tlgus. StOfll and photo1 on
PogtCI.
l•tlex
Laguna Bea<.t Unified School
District trustees have unan-
imously approve d a $6 .4
million budget designed to see
the' five-campus system through
fiscal 1978-79 despite Proposition 13. .
The budget was reduced from
nearly $7 million proposed
before the Jarvls·Gann initiative
forced the school district to
make cuts because of reduced
property tax revenues .
Major cuts involved the drop-
ping of summer school, the par·
Ing of the adult education pro·
grarn, an end to the busina of
high school students and the
dropping of 20 classified
employe posiUons.
Many of the classified layoffs
were limited to lhe summer, and
some classified employees will
return full·time in the fall.
The action to lay off classified
employees has drawn a protest
from the California School
Employees Association, which
has requested immediate
rescinding of the layoffs, citing a
vlolatiop of the district contract
with the employee group.
District officials, however,
have defended their action and
will await Ure results of a con·
ference on the uof atr labor
charae AQ&. 21.
The board action saves the
district an esthnat.cd '60,000 and
affects aec,_Arles, maintenance men and custodlau.
Other cuta stlmulaled by
Prop. lJ include:
$157,000 tiy rectoclna ldl.llt educaUon actlvltla to 25 ~rceot
of the ortitnal pro,ram
Cutting district reserves to
five percent. for a savings of
$32.250
Making co mmunity
serv ices program self·
supporting will mean $100,000
to the district.
-Eliminating summer school
sa\ted $95,000.
District ofrtcials said lm· plementatfon of the new budget
will mean no teacher layoffs
next year.
Today Sheriff Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are delivering coroner files to
Fountain Valley police in an at-
tempt to help them reconstruct.
the circumstances surrounding
the 2-year·old's tragic death.
"The agencies Involved are
hoping to determine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed there by the child himself
or whether they were placed
(See ABDUCTED, P age A2)
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
IAPl -A Chilean jetliner from
New York ~rashed and burned
in a fog.shrouded wooded area
as it was landing at the Buenos
Aires airport Thursday. but
police said a ll 64 occupants
escaped.
Police said 28 people were In·
jured, and 13 of them. including
four Americans, were
hospttali1ed. Hospital officials
Spreading It Thin
Could Lion Droppings Help Schoo/A?
VETERAN LAGVNA BEACH school
critic Bruce Hopping had a polCnant_propoeaJ
for district officials this week deaJlnl with
the droppinas of lions.
The frequent City Council and school
board watcher suggested the district's main·
tenance crews drive out to Anaheim to take
a d\'anta1e or an offer by the lUn11tn1
Brothel'l 1'arnurn and Bailey Circus otnclab.
The circus bu announced an abundance
of animal manure, produced daily by IU
•nlmels.
.
"Where do you su11est we put it while
we wait," asked high school principal Ro~
Hughes? "How abOut at your bou.ise, Bruce," one
trustee quippet\.
"We could put it around the football field
to keep the dop oil." · Hpppjq countered.
The Laguna Bea~b man opposes joaers lak·
iog their animals op tbe ac:bool arounds
where chJldren play. •
• "t 11IOVGtrr ~9u were oppol4d to Ulat
stuff on the footb•U field," uaothtr tnat"
parrled.
"I'm talktn, about Unioi then.act with It
to keep animals of.t," HopplJ\I Hid,
"l'bat would keep the kldl otf kt too.;" •
uuat.ff AC(etted.
But the board qld tt wou'4 take \ht m aawe motion under ConlidertUeiL
said none was in critical condl·
lion.
Ataliva Fernandez, director of
Ezei~a Airport, said the fog ap·
parenlly caused the pilot or the
Lan-Chile Boeing 707 to stray
frol'n his assigned descent route.
The plane's right wing struck a
tree, and it crashed about three
mile s from the airport,
Fernandez said.
The crash occurred about 500
yards from the Euiza Atomic
Center, an Argentine govern·
ment center for nuclear re·
searc,b .•
Passengers said there was no
warning. They scrambl ed
through emergency doors and
two holes torn open io the
fuselage when the wings ripped
off and fell to the ground. Fire
en1ines and ambulances arrived
after the occupants were out.
The flight, Lan·Chile 141, left
New York at 10 p.m. Wednesday
and made intermediate stops in Miami, Panama, Llma, Peru
and Santiago, Chile. It arrived in
Buenos Aires more than seven
hours late.
By late evening the fog was so
thick that of'ficlaJs considered
clostng Ezeiza, which ~ 30 miles
aoothwest ol lbe city. The crash
occurawl at 11:30 p.m., and the
airport WU clOled half an hour
later Alr trattlc returned to
normal by8 a.m. today.
Th• holpltallHd Americans
were kkntlfied as JamH and
MarJorl• WUchhman and
Marlaol Lelv•. ffo'1e addreaea
could not be learned h»·
medlacelY.
-
lrvlae A
A leen·qt-r who •ppar91Uy •••I.ho .-teum ot • cnatna& a-•ult ln IMIM wtU be b,,,..., ....
tOl\lfbt to bclp her reean-....
happened, poUce aat4.
The 14·yHN>ld IHerts •he sU ll ia Wlable lO ~member the
uccldent or •ll~k Ju\y 17 lhat
t.n bt-r unconsctoua for two d..,..
wlth a fractured ull.
She'• n."C'Onrln1r ln .. local
,,. ..... ,. ... ,,.
BEEF ••• . r .,
percent in Apnl.
In their report, \he deput.
ment f~nten said 1t may be
winter before fumers food
chains. consumers and eovem-
ment \nflation watchers know
where the beef market is headed.
Cattle raisers, who suffered
four years ot depressed prices
before l ast s ummer's '
turnaround, are still <:Ulling
herds to obtain profits and make
up for those losses, they said.
Until last September, that liq.
uidation meant large supplies
of beef and stable prices. Since
then, demand has outpaced the
s upply. Before slipping last
month from an average of '51.30
per hundred pounds, returns to
beef producers were within pen-
nies of a record high.
By July 1, the number or cattle
and calves was down 7 percent
from a year earUer. But still the
farmers and ranchers are send-
ing heifers in recol"d 111.1mbers to
~ns for feeding and slaughter.
instead or holding them for
breeding.
Until that stops, supplies on
the hoof will keep dwindling
even though supplies of more ex-
pensive cuts from-grain.fed cat-
tle won't drop that much.
hoapltal . .nd la r Ported tu be In
1ood condition uve for the
P11rtlal alDftllla.
LI. Jerry Boyd Hid Polle.
have UMd a medtcal hypnou.t
with 1ood results on 11everal
prior occulona Vlcttma of
cram ea are rnadc lO rell ve t.he ln·
cldenta in thefr minds.
Ttte hyonotJ.st C8ft U k hla pa·
tlent to focut oo particular de-
taUt of the ertme the victim
mQ bave seen for onl1 an ln·
ltaol. 'lbe mind lJ UMd JUll u.
camera may be uaed, with
beeeflt of slow aaotlon, ioom
lens aM......_replay.
License plate numbers only
alimpsed, for example. have
been recalled.
The girl was round bleeding
and nearly unconscious in the
right-side traffic lant> of Jeffrey
Road. north of the San Diego Freeway,
She initially told police she
bad beeD struck over the head
~Y somecine. but police said she
appeared dazed and confused.
She fell into unconsciousness.
Two days later, when she was
alert enough to talk to in·
vesti9ators, she told them she
had been hitchhiking to San
Diego County and had been let
off the freeway at Jeffrey. Jt
was the last thing she remem-
bered before waking in the
boapital, she said.
Boyd identified the child as a
runaway, a North Dakota res-
ervation Indian who bad been
staying temporarily with a
foster parent in Hemet, where
sbe attended Sherman Indian
Sehool.
The Comer parent filed a mtss·
ing persons report on her on
May 10.
Since. she told orficers, she
had been exploring Southern
California, hitching rides and
gaining food and shelter from
several people.
Going Ape
Monkey Wrecks Motorhome
An adventurous spider monkey is back with her
owners today aft.er the animal destroyed the mo&.orhome in
which her vacationing owners brought her to Newport
Beach.
City officia}s estimated damage to the recreational
vehicle ~i to John and Lucille Marks of Parter,
Ariz., at mi>re than $2,000 after a Thursday morning romp
by their pet.
The yoong monkey was apparently left caged, but un·
attended. in the vehicle parked at the Dimes. Trouble
started when she got out of her cage.
.. SHE DESTROYED the inside of that place." com·
mented fireman Art Morton.
While monkeying around, the animal unraveled a full
roll of paper towels, stringing the paper around the in-terior of the motorbome. __
Then she turned on the gas stove. It ignited the paper
towels.
Fortunately, a park visitor happened to spot smoke
pouring out or the vehicle and summoned firemen.
STA.llTLED FIRE FIGBl'ER$ were nearly mowed
down by the escaping monkey when they broke open a win-
dow to fight the fire. '*
While firemen had an easy job of dousing the flames,
police Sgt. Dave Elliott and animal control officer Glen
Everrode were e'Wng their first taste of trouble. ,
The two men, aided by passersby and the police depart-
ment helicopter, pursued the monkey for more than an
hour from the Dun~. across East Coast Highway an4 in
the neighborhood of Bayside Drive.
THEV FINALLY CORNERED the frightened animal
in the parking lot or the Ba)'stde shopping center.
Fire Inspector Jim Upton. on band at the moinent of
capture, wanted to be sore he bad all bis bases covered.
He read the monkey her rights and informed the
animal she was suspected of arson.
The monkey was not booked.
Meany Backs ERA
WASHINGTON CAP) -AFL-
CJO President George Meany is
urging Congress to give backers
of the F.qual Rishts Amendment
more time to combat "a vicious c~mpalgn against it by right-w1ng aroups."
DAILY PILOT
Tot Kicked;
San Clemente
Man Charged
A San Clemente man ,was ar-
rested Thursday on charges he
kicked a 2-year-old baby boy in
a downtown Huntington Beach
bar, police reported. Tbe lnlfDt
was bruised but not hospitalized.
Frank Pbfiip Pica Jr., rr. or
322 A venida Cordoba, remained
in Hunt.ingtqn Beach J ail today
in lieu of $5,000 ball.
It is alleged that Pica kicked
the baby. Who police did not
idenUfy. three times at Ule Main
Street Saloon. ll? Main St., at
7 :~ p.m., said Officer Art Droz.
Plea had taken tb.e ehUd for a
walk with lbe boy's mother's
permllliOO: and nteted the bar.
He beeeme ~ at the boy for
an unknown reason a.qd alleged·
ly kicked bJm, wit1\~1ses told
police.
Plea ned the ecene with the baby when Witnesset became
enraged wltb 'the aUe1ed kick·
lng, Droa setd. 'tbe suspet& waa
appre~ a 1hort dl1tanee
from \he bar by polk• and
saloon Petrofls.
'f'he 1baby boy's mother wu
contaeted and took custody ol
LbecbUd.
Plea ll cbi.rted with felony
ctaltd ftidaa,.,.... ·~ ehUd abUM, pOllce 1ald.
Nixon
Pe Dies
"Go Hing
:
fNDIANAPOLIS <APl
Former President Nixon never
intended to play in a celebrity
coif tournament here oext week
and the announcement that be
would was apparently a pro-
moter's attempt to boost lagging
ticket sales, Nixon 's top aide says.
Charles A . Owen, general
chairman of the Indianapolis
Shrine Golf Classic, announced
Wednesday that Nixon agreed to
participate ln the celebrity pro.
amateur segment or the touma·
m ent next Wednesday and
Thursday.
'tu tournam~nt la..-co-spoli'S&red by the Indianapolis
Mur.at Shrine Club and the
Senior Professional Golfer. Inc.
• .... .......... "'Ml Dl~MONDICAESTVlEW AREA ABOVE WOOD'S COVE STUDIED FOR DEVELOPMENT '
Laguna Beach Planners Ponder Density Problems In Hiiiy, WOOded Ar"
Col. Jack Brennan. Nixon's aide. told The Associated Press
by t e lephon e from San
Clemente, that Shrine officials
were apparently misled by a
representative of the Senior
Professional Golfers in an effort
to hype ticket sales.
Brennan said that when be
was contacted about the tourna-
ment, he replied that Nixon
would be unable to play because
h is daughter. Julie Nixon
Eisenhower. is expecting her
first child in early August. ·Diamond in the Rough
"I told him that Mr. Nixon
couldn't afford to be in Indiana
or anywhere else when bis first
grandchild is born," Brennan said.
IAgumr, Council Vi.elm Plan for Development
By STEVE MITCHELL °' .. Deity ll'lleil 5\Mf
Laguna Beach city coun-
cilmen have received a first
glance at a proposed specific
plan for a wooded area of town.
plagued with narrow private
roads. lack oL .ac.cess... fire dangers and density problems.
And while the draft plan is
broad in content and is said to be
unrealistic, councilmen lauded
the planning department this
week for gej.tjng the ball ~lling
on development of a plan for the
Diamond/Crestview area on the
hillside above Wood 's Cove.
There are 147 buildable lots in
the area, and another 200 lots
that do ndt meet legal building
st andards. The area surrounds
Diamond Street and Crestview
Drive, two private roadways
built years ago by the residents.
The roads, full of potholes and
mud. narrow at some points to
much less than the 16 feet re-
quired under a 1965 city code re·
vision.
Residents of the area fear
their neighborhood mi ght
become overbuilt, causing traf-
SCHOOLS. •
will adopt a school fees or-
dinance "very similar to the
county and San Clemente or-
dinances."
San Clemente's new ordinance
differs from the county's in that
it requires home builders lo pay
school fees before a building
permit can be issued.
The county ordinance allows
builders to enter into an agree.
ment at the time buildini
permits are issued, committing
themselves to pay the fees when
\he new homes are sold or oc-
cupied.
Attorney Steven McHolm of
Marlene A. Fox law firm in
Newport Beach asked city coun-
cilmen Wednesday to bring the
city's ordinance in line with the
county's.
Representing a coalition of 13
builders, he said that the cost of
fina!lcing funds to pay the school
fees before building permits can
be obtained will be passed along
by developers to home buyers.
further escalating the price of
local housing.
But Medeiros, representing
the school district. supported the
city's payment schedule. saying
arrangements for temporary
classrooms to be funded by the
fees would require at least six
months.
Exempted from the county
and city ordinances are develop-
ments restricted to adult resi-
dents, expected to have no im-
pad on~ls.
San Clemente's ordinance re·
qulres that the developer of any
reaidentlal dwelling, including
•mobile homes, must pay 8 per.
cent or the selling price or each
home. not to exceed Sl,200, lO
the school district before the city will grant a bulldin& permit.
TM school fee funds are to be
maintalned in a separate ac· ·
count. School adminjstrators are
required to make a report to the
City Council at the end of each
fiscal year on the balance in
the account and facilities leased,
purchased or constructed durtnc
tbe year with builders' fees.
Overcrowding ls to be de·
termlned by school attendan~
area. Medeiros said that f\.l.nda
provided by a developer would
be uted to alleviate overcrowd·
int In schools servint his de·
velopment. S•n Clemente 1chools were
optratlna at capacity In the
im-78 ttbool year, l"CCOrdlnJ to
a 1upertntendent '1 report. Plans
are under way lo build more thao
7 .000 new homes by 1988 on San
Clfftem'1 four major randlfa,
doubUng the ell.Y's population.
fie congestion problems. lack or dents the soecific plan is just a
parking, flooding and haphazard beginning.
planning. "The planning staff has come
Several dozen residents have up with something that's a kick· been watchdogging the City off point. We don't plan'° shove
Council for the past few months. this down anyone's thrQJU." he
and at one point. had convinced saio. _ _
th ~ counci l to pnpose a 1'he,Jlrgb}em faced-by the city
moratorium for the area. is to come up with planned de-
But lhe building freeze was velopment for the area -re.
quashed. 8Jld the city ordered a quested by the residents -and
specific plrul be drawn for the working fast enough on that plan
trouble area. to please property owners who
Th a t rough dr aft drew want to 'et on with Lbeir con·
criticisnrtllis week from proper-I strOftion plant.
ty owners who want to build "It's a problem, .. said Coun-
homes on lots fronting on the cilman Howard Dawson. "On
two private roads. the one hand we have the
The specific plan calls for lots builders saying we're holdiq up
consisting of 15,000 square feet work. On the other we have the
-more than twice that of residents who say the new bw1d-
neighboring homes. and larger ings will block their views. or
than most lots in the city congest their streets. The plan also calls for a
Brennan said Nixon might be
able to attend a banquet con·
nected with the tournament Thursday night if the baby is
born this weekend.
He refused to identify the pro-
moter who conta~ 1rim, say-
ing only that be was a senior
golfer and friend of Nixon.
Brennan said the golfer told
him that the seniors' group "was
about to go under and that the
tournaptent io. J.ndianapolis was
about the last hope, that they
were going to lose money on it."
Other than the reports of Nix·
on 's trip, the golf tournament
has received little publicity here
because it will be played at the
same time as the U.S. Open Clay
Courts tennis championships in
Indianapolis.
minimum of 100 feet of frontage
on the private roadways -1t
condition that is rare in any area f'ro• PagrAI
of Laguna Beach. or other ABDUCTED GIRL.· coastal cities
And the plan sets front yard
setbacks al 20 feet. sideyard set-
backs at 10 percent of the lot
frontage. and a building height
of not more than 25 feet above
the finished grade
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It also said roadway rights-of·
way shall be 40 feet wide. with
32 reet of that paved.
Res idents or the area. who
first proposed a pl':ln for their
neighborhood. also expressed
concerns about the lack of public
input in the preliminary plan.
But City Manager Fred
Solomon attempted to qua5h
those concerns, telling the res•·
Last Session Set
At Summer School
The Sunshine Summer School.
sponsored by the Laguna Beach
Recreation Department. will
begin its final session Monday at
the Top of lht' World Elemen-
tary School.
Fee schedule and registration
information may be obtained by
calling the Rec reation Depart-
ment at 497-3311 ext. 238
there by some other person.··
Gates said.
"It's a difficult case, a very
difficult case that bas ne9tt of.
ficially been closed either by
Jo~ountain Valley police or our
coroner 's invesUgators. •·
Meanwhile. 'J)Olice are still
searching for Valeena's mother,
Camalla Miller, 25. She is SUS·
pected of having abducted the
five-year-old from the home of
her legal guardians, Kenneth
and Juanita Moore. of 20191
Crown Reer Lane. The Moores
are the Miller woman's parents
and the grandparents of the
missingS-year-old.
"We are very much concerned
for Valeena's safety because of
the suspicious death of her 2· year-old brother last year," said
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luli Oeboa.
Police h ave matched fingerprints found on a window
at the Moores· Huntington
Be ach home with those of Carnalla Miller.
Police say the fingerprints
were found on a window that
was pried open lo enter a
bedroom from which the sleep-
ing Valeena was scooped up arid
rushed away in an auto.
Police have also released a
composite sketch or a tall, thin
man who wore a red head scarf
under a straw hat when he drove
up to the Moo~· Crown Reef
Lane r esidence in a black
TransAm sedan IH.St Saturday .
The mustachioed man circled
the home and is believed to have
been scouting the house for the
Monday breakin, police said.
Ke nneth Moore said his
daughter. Carnalla, is unpredic-
table.
Huntington Beach and' Foun-
tain Valley police m et with
Or ange County Sheriff's and
District Attorney's office in-
v es li gat ors Thursday to
coordinate the national search for Valeena.
Gas Fight Seen
WA SHINGTON <A P>
A broad coalition of labor and
citizen groups intensified a na·
tionwide drive Thursday to stop
Congress frolJ) removing federal
price controls on natural l!as.
WHEN TIME IS OF ESSENCE
WE'RE CAPABLE OF
BEA TING THE CLOCK
7here's a/Ways a geneFal urgency abOut getting carpeting installed, but most
customers will allot a reasonable 11moc11t of time.
However. when there ·;s a rush. we can accomodate lhOse requiring
1rrmediate service. without sa~rilicing Alden's rigid, standards of competency.
Unless there 1s a problem obtatning a S/»Cfflc color or pattern. ~ can count
on fast service from Alden's and we maintain a letge invenfOry to facilitate
delivenes.
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VOL. n, NO. 216, 4 SECTIONS, 46 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA N TEN CEN rs
Dover Shores Deni~d Silt-du1nping OK
ByTOM aAaLEY .............. """
An Orani COW\ty Su~nor
Court Judie ~fused today to aJ
low Dov•r Shores homeownen.
le ~~mp the ailt that 1S clOUlJ\I Ulear Upper 8-y boat slips on
Marby North Star Buch
Judge RQ)ert H. Gre-~n reject
eel lhe wrif souaht by luwyers
for the Dover Shores Commuru-
ty Auoclatlon ol Newport Beach
and upht>ld the 1\utl''li view that
the dumplna of $,000 cubic yards
of 1ull on North Stu Beach
would poa.e 1i1n environmental
hu11.1rd
Newport Beach uttorney
Charles Daly ar1ued In vain lhat
the silt extracte d from the
s.h~u,s would--. buried In
nine-foot deep pits which would
lhen be covered with soil native
to the beach.
"The dumping wiU be 800 feet
from the water line." he argued dispose of their refuse on a
"And the dumpln1 site will be public beach. She told Judge
500 feet from the nearest point of Green that aoil experts have
public access." confirmed that the Dover Shores
De puty Attorney General silt would not. mix well with
Anita Ruud successfully argued sand.
that the dumping would in· Association members who
terrere with public access to -. were willing to pay W.000 for ~orth-Star Beac~Nl-~at the ,. the d.redging operation must
area would be closed a month now find some other way to dis· after the dumping. pose of their silt.
She argued that private prop-Told during the hea ri at
erty own&rs were seek.in& to the s ilt could be dum at sea.
Daly told Judge Green that it
may not be possible to resort lo
such a method of disposal.
would hike their costs from
S25.000 to ~.000 and maght lake as long as three monlhi to ex-
ecute. He said such a dumping opera·
tion would require the approval
of the Army Corps of Engineers Obviously bitterly disappoint-
and he was uncertajn that such ed. members of the association
ap_proval would be fortt)coml.ng called out a sarcastic "thank
because .-Of the poss.itij.f!..el\.Yirm:\· _ _you _very_much:: to ·peputy At-
mental damage that might be ln-tomey General Ruud as she hap-
fllcred by such dumping. pily left the courtroom.
• Ju any e.vent. homeowners The state's lawyer dad not
have noted. a ~umping at sea reply
New Tot Clues British
Letuler
Charged Cops Find Coast K~dnap Driver
By &AYMOND EST•ADA .JR. °' .. Deity ...........
Huntington Beach police re·
ported today they have round the
man who drove the car in which
Carnalla Miller escaped after ab-
ducting her S-year-old daughter,
Valeena Mariska Miller.
The 21-year-old man. whose
name nas not been released, ap-
parently was told by Mrs . Miller that her _parents ha(i kidnapped
the child.
He later drove the mother and
daughter to the Downey area.
He bad picked up Mrs. Miller
while she was hitchhiking In Buntin~'!. Beach._ ~
The driver is not held on any
charges, police said.
Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said he
would not release the name or
the man who drove Mrs. Miller
to her parents' home where she
allegedly kidnapped the child.
Mrs. Miller's parents. Ken-
neth and Juanita Moore, of 20191
Crown Reef Lane, are Valeena's
legal guardians.
The unidentified man drove
Mn. Miller-to the-Moores' ~
idence shortly after midnight
Monday and waited In his car
while she took her daughter.
Police said the man took the
moth!r:. and ~hild to his t?.ouse for
Kymla 'Innocent'
In Theft Charges
Moult.on Niguel Water District
manager Carl Kymla pleaded
. innocent Thursday in Orange
County Superior Court to
criminal charges contained in a
Grand Jury Indictment.
Judge Robert E. Rickles or-
der ed Kymla. 44. of Newport
Beach. to return to court Oct. 13
for setting of a trial date. He as
free on his promise to appear.
The arraignment of four other
water district employees was
continued to Aug. 18. It is ex-
pected that they will then file
pleas before Judge Rickles. who
confirmed that tht>y also will re-
main free on their promise to
appear .
All five d e fe nd a nts face
charges or misuse of public
funds, grand theft, destruction
of public records and misap-
propriation or public funds.
Tbe cba.rgeslagainst the five are based on aflegations that
water district mployees under
their supervision performed
domestic chores for them on dis-trict time.
An indictment is a formal
charge made against a person
by the Grand Jury. It does not.
establish guilt or innocence.
Indicted with Kymla are John
Berry, 32, director or ad·
mlnistrative operations; his
brother, Chuck. 28 . a main-
tenance yard foreman ; Vernon
McKown. 34. an inventory con·
trol clerk. and Kenneth Krieger,
38. maint e nan ce yard
-;upervisors.
Newport Beach Vote
On TrtUh Unlikely
Due to what one officia l
termed "underwhe lming sup-
port." it appears Newport Beach
residents will not be voting on
reinstating one of their weekly
trash pickups.
Coun~lmen have until Aug. 14
to set a measure for the No-
vember ballot, but they indicated
they will test the once-a-week
pickup system before asking res-
idents to vote on the issue.
City Councilwoman Jackie
Heather had s uggested con-
sideration of a ballot measure to ...
rewrite city laws which prohibit
charging a ree for trash collec-
tion. The service is paid for with
general fund money collected
from property taxes.
One of the items cut from the
city budget after passage of tht>
Jarvis-Gann tax limitation in-
itialive was one or the twice
weekly trash pickups, at an
estimated savings of $347,000.
Marine Cyclist
Faces Drunk Rap
Newport Beach police said to-
day an El Toro Marine· races
drunken driving charges follow-
ing a motorcycle accide nt
Wednesday morning at 21st Street
and Balboa Boulevard.
Police arrested Robert Leroy
Embry, 21, after his motorcycle
bounced off a curb, bouncing
Embry a nd his passenger,
another Marine, to the pave-
ment.
.
the night. The driver dropped
the pair off in the Downey area
Monday morning.
Police said Mrs. Miller was
wearing a brown wig and a
white dress over green trousers.
The child was wearing denim
bib overaJls and a blue cap.
Police said the man heard
news accounts of the abduction
but waited until Thursday to
come forward with the informa-
U<m..
Meanwhile, police c ontinued
their search for a thin man with
a red head scarf worn under a
hat who may also have been in-
volved in the abduction. -. * * *
FVDeath
Of Boy, 2,
Probed
By GARY GRANVILLE Geltllt~H"MIWt
While law enforcement aeea-
cies pushed their search ror 5-
year-old kidnap victim Valeeaa
Mariska Miller of HunUnston
Beach. efforts intensified to re-
construct circum stances sur-
rounding the death or her 2·year-
old brother last year.
Shawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 in a closet in the Fountain
Valley home where he was stay-
ing with his mother, sister and grandparents.
The youngster reportedly had
two plastic bags draped over his
head in such a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange County coroner's
investigators. who fixed the
cause of death as asphyxiation.
refused to classify the death
~ither accidental or at the bands
of another person.
Fountain Valley police in-
vestigators were reportedly
troubled in their investigation
because when the grandmother
found the dead boy she quickly
ripped the plastic bags from
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed.
Consequently. investigators
were stymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in ef-
fect destroyed before their ar-
rival.
Today Sherm Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are delivering coroner files to
Fountain Valley police in an at-
tempt to help them reconstruct
the circumstances surrounding
the 2-year-old's tragic death.
"The agencies involved are
hoping to determine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed there by the child hirnsell
or whether they were placed
there by some other person."
Gates said.
"It's a difficult case. a very
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Eyes Bot•e It
Optic ian Al Ma rtin has spent muc h of his career
evaluating the chan1cter1stics of artificial human eyes
m his coll ection. Fo r years he has fitted those needing
s uc h eyes -as m a ny a s 12 people a month during the
Vietnam War.
N.Y. Reporter Firm
As Jail Term Starts
HACKENSACK. N.J. <AP> -
New York Times r eporter
Myron A. Farber arrived at the
Bergen County Jail today to re-
sume serving an indefinite jail
term for refusing to turn over
his notes in the murder trial or a
New Jersey doctor
"I am not going to jail
because I want to go to jail."
Farber said. "I believe r am do-
ing the right thing "
Farber reported to the Bergen
County sheriff accompanied by
A. M. Rosenthal. Times ex ·
t'C Utlve editor. and James
Goodale, executive vice presi-
.dent and general counsel or the
New York Times Co.
Earli~r in the day. U.S.
Supl'eme Court Ju st i ce
Thurgood Marsha ll refused to
extend a two-day temporary
stay m his jail sentence.
·Monkey See, Monkey Do:Havoc
Rosenthal said in a statement
issued before Farber's arrival
h e r e : "The fact that a n
American reporter is going to
jail simot9 because be did his
job well says more than any
statement we can make. We will
cQnlinue to fight through the
courts. Meanwhile. Mr. Farber
remains In jail and the First
Amendment In jeopardy."
An adventurous spider monkey ls back with her
owners today after the animal destroyed the motorhome In
which her vacationing owners brought her lo Newport
Beach.
City officials estimated damage to the recreational
vehicle belonging to John and Lucille Marks of Parker.
Ariz., at more than $2,000 after a Thursday morning romp
by their pet.
The young monkey was apparently left caced, but un·
attended, in the vehicle parked ot the Dunes. Trouble
started when ~lot out of btr ca1e.
"SHE DESTllOYED the lnstde ol tbat place, .. com·
mented fireman Art Morton.
Wblle monkeyln1 around, the anirbal unraveled a tun
toll of paper towels, atrtnaina the paper around the In·
tertor or the motorhome.
Then she turned on th~ gu stov•. lt lplted the paper
, towels.
Po.rtunotely. a par~ visitor happen~ lo apot smoke •
pouring out of th~ vehicle ana summoned firemen.
STARTLED FUlE FIGHTE RS were nearly mowed
down by the escaping monkey when they broke open a win·
dow to fight the fire.
While firemen had an easy job of dousin1 the flames.
police s,t. Dave Elliott and animal control officer Glen
Everrode were getting their Clnt taste or trouble.
1"he two men, aided by passersby and the police depart-
ment helicopter,· pursued the monkey for more than an
hour from the Dunes, acrou Eut Cout Hichway and ln
tbe neilbborbood of Bayalde Drive.
THEY PINA.I.LY C08NEUO the trtchtened animal
In the parldna lot otthe Bayside ahopplna center.
Flre Jnapoclor Jim Upton, on band at the moment of
capture, wam.d to bt sure be bad all b,la bases covered.
He ~ad the rROnkey hel' riaht.a and lnformed the
animal she was suspected of U'IOD.
Tbc monkey was not booked
Attorneys for Farber and the
Times -both convicted or con
tempt -won a two-day dela,y of
the sentence Wednesda)' from
Marshall.
Farber originally was ordered
imprl.soDed untU he turned over
notes be compiled in reporting
about a series of deat hs at
RlverdelJ Hospital In Oradell In
lM5 a'}d 1966. The Times and
Farber went to Marshall after
Justice Byron R. White Nlfused
to delay imprisonment.
Farber wrote a aeries of
articles In 197S 11bout ftve patient
deaths. Dr. Marlo Jasc1levtch
was Indicted on live counts of murder.
MINEHEAD, England CAP>
-Jeremy Thorpe. former
leader of Britain's small Liberal
Party. was charged today tlong
with three other men with con-
s p 1 racy to murder a m ale
model. police said.
The model. Norman Scott. ha~
alleged he had a homosexual re-
lationship with the 49-year-old
politician. who represents the
North De von constituency in
P arliament.
The other men charged with
Thorpe were named by police as
David Holmes, 47. former depu.
ty treasurer of the Liberal Par·
ty. and businessmen George
Dea kin. 44 , and J ohn Le
Mesurier. 44.
The rour we re ta ken into
custody at the pohce station m
this town in southwest England
and later appeared before local
m agistrates on a charge that
they conspired ·'together and
with others" lo murder Scott.
They were released on bail of
$9.400 each to appear in court
again Sept. 12. A condition ol
bail required them to surrender
their passports.
The Norman Scott case
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13 Turns Out
Lucky for
Girl Skippe r
J Many people don't hke to ad·
mil their age and object if they
are credited with more years
than they actually have Some
will even thank you for report·
ing their age as less than it ac-
tually Is.
Heather Niblo of Lido Isle 1s
an exception.
As winner of youngest girl
skipper honors in last Sunday's
Flight of the Lasers. Heather
was reported by race officials to
be 12 years old. She 1s, in fact. 13
and so stated on her entry focm .
she noted in a polite letter to the
Daily Pilot\
Her concern was that there
may have been a younger girl
who finished ahead of he r.
Rest easy. Heather. says Bill
Ficker. chairman of the race
committee for the Flight of the
Lasers . Even at the ripe old age
or 13 years and 10 months, you
are still the winner of the A. B.
Rouse lle Trophy for tht'
youngest gi rl to finish.
C o asf
Weathe r
Va r iable doud1n1'"'
through toni~ht Mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Slightly warmer days .
Highs ranging from about
70 at the beaches to mid-
dle 80s Inland Low11
t.Q!!igtlt in the middle 60s.
I NSIDE TODA 't'
Tht 108t~ edition of Rmg·
lmg Brother'. Bor"um &
Batle11 Circus features o man
who geruhot from a rocket car
and so~ tvnous·looktnQ "°"" and lfgers Storti ana photolf on
Page Cl
•41 DAALY PILOT H
28 Hurt
In Crash
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8U ENOS Al ttf;S rc~nt1nw
1AP> A Chilean )etlJn,•r from
cw York crashed and ~
In • tot woucfod wooded ttt•
ui. 1t was landlnx al the Buenoa
A1rt't, ttlrport Thursday. but
polact· •1d ull f>'4 oc('upanh
t'!\C ped
Poll~ said 28 ~pie w~re kn·
JUrt.'d. IUld .L3 ol t.ht>m . mctucllna
four Am~r1can&. were
ho~pttw1lt'd llo pltol off1C&u•
:Sdlt4 none wus m cntt~al coodl
llOD
Atallva Femundea. director ol
i:wu ~'*1 lb.e Coe ~ pa11enur. caus~ ill. pilot o1 tbe
Lao·Chilt> Boeana 101 to at.ray
from btll ..Sllf'ed descent route.
1'he pl&&ne'. ri1ht wlnt struck a
tree. and 1t crashed about thrff
miles from th e airport.
Fernandez ::.wd
The crash occurred about 500
yard::. from t.he Ezeiza Atomic
Center. an Argentine govern·
m e nt cente r for nuc lear re
search
Passengers said there w1ts no
• wc;rning They sc ram bled
through emergency doors and
two hol1•s torn open 1 n Lhe
fuselage when the wings ripped
off and retl to the ground Fire
engines and ambulances arrived
after the occupanL'> were out.
The fight. Lan-Chile 141. left
New York at JO p.m Wednesday
and made intermediate slops in
Miami, Panama. Lima. Peru
and Santiago. Chile It arrived in
Buenos Aires more than seven
hours late.
By late evening the fog was so
thick that officials considered
closing Ettira. whtch 1s so-mttes
::.outhwest of the city. The crash
occurred at 11 ·JO p.m .. and the
•urporl was closed half an hour
later Air traffic returned to
normal by 8 a.m. today.
Th~ hospita lized Americans
were identified as James and
Marjorie Wilchhman and
Marisol Leiva. Home addresses
<·ould not be learned im-
m ediately.
The pilot, copilot and flight
engineer were among the in·
Ju red
It had been reported oarher
that another American
passenger. Allen Esturt, had
been hospitalized. but upparent
~ he wa::. released soon after
treatment
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MODEL ...
became public knowledge more
Lhon two years ago when Scott,
now ~7. alleged in court that he
had had a homosexual affair
with Thorpe 16 years ago. His
~ourt testimony came during an
appearance on a social security
charge.
Thorpe has denied the claim,
and said he was only a friend of
Scott's during the early 1960s.·
Thorpe, who became Liberal
Party leader in 1967 and led it to
its biggest postwar electoral
s uccess in 1974, subsequently re-
signed his job in 1976.
For Thorpe, an Oxford
graduate who studied in the
United States and worked as a
lawyer . the seeds of scandal
grew to str angle his political
career al its apex
Not smce War Minister John
Profumo resigned in 1963 and
nearly toppled Harold Mac·
m1llan's Tory government by
admitting an affair with a call
girl had there been such con-
l roversy and scandal about a
political figure.
The drama frequently hit the
front pages and dom inated
nightly television news after
Scott's alleguUon surfaced in
court. More people gave In ·
lervie ws and hinted that thef.
knew more than they were ttfl ·
lne. The "Norman Scott Affair"
grew with each revelotlon.
DAILY PILOT
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POUOI! Sl!l!K MAN WHO LOOKS LIKE THI&
~alt• Dr1wtng1 With, Without Hat
'UNPREDICTABLE'
Cem .. Ha Miiier
Temple Asks
Daytime Use
Of Buildin • g
Coastline Community College
h as rouna one tenant Temple
Bat Yahm of Newport Beach -
' willing to sublease for daytime
use Coastline's new home at Bay
View School in Santa AAa
Heights.
The temple submitted the onJy
bid Wednesday and will pay
_ $10,000 per year to use Bay View
c lassrooms for four hours on
Thurs4ays and Sundays.
No bids were s ubmitted for
full daytime use of Bay View
facilities and Coastline officials
will ask Coast Community
College Dis trict trus tees to
solicit further bids. A minimum
bid of $45,000 has been set.
Coastline will pay the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District $82,000 a year to use the
now vacant Bay View School site
on the bluffs at the head or Up·
per Newport Bay.
Some Santa Ana Helghis resi·
dents have expressed concern
about t.he college's impact on the
rural area. but Coastline
spokesman Jack Chappell said
"it's the college's intention to
preserve Bay View as a com·
m unity resource. In other
words, the kids can use the play
ground ."
He said Coastline will run
about 18 daytime classes per
week at Bay View plus an un·
known number of classes at
night .
"Classes at Bay View would
be held at staggered liml's and
traffic would be phased so there
would not be rush hours." said
Chappell.
Chappell, reacting to concerns
that the area may become. o
"fraternity row." not<·d that tht'
aver age age or u student al
Coastline is 32
'Amphetamine'
Haid Found
To Be Diet Aid
Newport Beach n11rrot1 r111 or
flcers are pondcrlna th" flaW11 of
four men t"ey nrrf•"t11d t111
possession of wh ot pollr••
thought were~ t'mpMtomlnt•"
But Detective Al Fli.chc·r "11111
t he substoncu confhcott•d
Thursday turned out to b('I o &>Ill
for dieters sold without prel:lcrtp
lion and containina n othing
stronger than caffeine
The arrests occurrcxt ot •bout
10 :30 a.m. at t he home ot on•·
suspect. Dean Christopher Moll,
21, 5010 Neptune Ave.
Fischer and Sgt. Ken Cowell
were led to t.he residence by an
anonymous lnformtlnt who al·
leged the four men kidnapped
and beat him up for non·
payment of narcotics debt.
Jn · addltJon to arresting Moll
on suspicion of possession of am·
phetamlnes for sale, tho dettt
lives picked up his, room mate .
Kell1 James Tucker. 20, and two
l'l'osno men, David Keith ~w •
26. and l>artlel Lowery. 22, on
ldcnllcal cl\argu.
The ~ caPIUles that d tAHi·
lives allqed wm bcilnri sold u
a type d am~ri\Jbel known
as Blaak Beaut.la, were con~
rlacate4 alq wtUl \WO lu.h• Ind
a marijuana plant. poUco said.
Ftse~r said tnveati1aUon In
the c:ue ls conllntalna to de·
tor mloe the orl1ln of tbe weaoons.
All four remained ln city JaU
lOCIA7 in lieu of SS.000 btll.
f',....P•geAJ
AB~{:TED
d1fftcult case that has never of.
f1c1ully been closed either by
"'ountain VaJley police or our coroner's tnvesligators. ~
Meanwhile, police ue still
i.earching for Valeena's mother,
Carnalla Miller . 25. She is sus-
pected of having abducted the
five-year-old from the home of
her legal guardians. Kenneth
und Juanita Moore, of 20191
Crown Reef Lane. The Moores
are the Miller woman's parents
and the grandparents of the
missingS-year-old.
''We are very much concerned
ror Valeena 's safely because of
the suspicious death of her 2·
year-old brother last year," SaiQ
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa.
Police have matched
fingerprints found on a window
at th e Moores' Huntin gt on
Beach home with those of
Carnalla Miller.
Pohce say the fingerprints
were found on a window that
was pried open to enter .a
bedroom from which the s leep.
mg Valeena was scoqped up and
rushed away in an auto.
Police have also released a
composite sketch of a tall. thin
mun who wor:e a red.be.ad scad...
unde r a straw hat when he drove
up to the Moores• Crown Reef
Lane residence in a black
TransAm sedan last Saturday.
The mustachioed man circled
the home and is believed to have
been scouting the house for the
Monday breakin, police said.
K e nntith Moore said h is
daughter. Carnalla, is unpredic-
table
Huntington Beach and Foun-
tain Valley police m et with
Orange County Sheriff's and
District Attorney's office in·
vestigators Thurs sfay to
coordinate the oational search
for Valeena.
Fees.High;
Newport Asks
Park Rebid
Newport. Beach city officials
arc going to give plans for a
cookout area in M arinapark a
second try after bids to build the
facility came in more than 37
percent higher than anticipated.
The facility is to be built on
the 15th Street side of the BaJboa
Peninsula park.
Origin~Uy $28,200 was set
aside for the work, but the
lowest bid received by the city
was S38,800. ":I
City councilmen hav~.erdered
city officia ls to alter the
"Pl'C1f1cat1ons c;nd try again for
IOW1'r Inds
/\ l tlw urging of the Central
Newport Deac-h Community As
i.oclullc>n, councilmen also asked
thut u hid "pllon for construction
nf ll rN1t rnom ht• i nc:ludcd.
I\ nt•w bid clt•u<t I lrw of October
Wll" •wt
Resort Raps
Prostitution
SAN l>IF.GO <APl -"We
1111111 't w1111t prostitutes at our
hur11 ." 1111y11 All11rd Roen, ma·
Jorlly 11lockholder or La Costa
llolt'I und Spo. It would have
hurt buMlnt•8s, he tustlfied.
Hewn 11ppt•ored Thursday at a
ht•urlnl( of the state's Alcohol
Rf'v~rngf\ Control Board into al·
lt•"ut1onR pro!\tltutes were al
lowed to work at the Carlsbad
resort.
Roen sold there are problems
dlscov<'rt>d occasionally in the
annual $20 million business done
at La Costa and that one of Its
e mployees was round using Cllll
girls
Man Booked
In Strangling
LONG BEACH <AP> -Police
have arrested and booked a af..
yta r·old man for lnvesUgaUOl'l ol
murder ln t.he deat.h or a coc:k\all
wa1tre!ls who waa found beaten
and stranaled In her apartment bedroom.
Detf'ctlve Terry Walton Hid
Luke F.dwanl Keppler, a LoQI Buch laborer, was arrest«d
Thursdt)' in connt'ct!on with
d alb ol Marlene Mills, 39.
•
Dad Was 'God'?
....
One Sur-viveS
Mass Suicide
SALT LAKE CITY (/\Pl
Seven children who pluo&ed 11
stories from a hotel balcony had
lived in $90-a ·day luxury with
their father who thought he was
God. The children never went to
school and. rarely s poke to
strangers. catmg meab in their
suite and avoiding the hotel pool
The fat.her. Emmanuel David,
39, had committed s uicide two
days before his wife shoved their
children or urged the m to leap
off the balcony with her Thurs·
day in a bizarre murder-suicide
that left only one child alive
Thirteen-year -old Eltzbelh
David was 1n critical but
stabilizing condition loday
Desoite pleas from hornf1ed
people who watched from the
sidewalk Thursday morning,
Rachel David helped or pui.hed
her children. ranging in age
from 5 to 14 . from the balcony
Police said <1t leas t three
jumped willingly. but witnesses
said the younger ones struggled
and tried to grab the railing
After all the c hildren had
fallen. officers said some of the
onlookers yelled for Mrs. Duvid
to jump. She did.
Dead were Mn. Uav1d. 38 ;
Rebyca. 5: David. 6. Joseph, 8.
Debbra, 9: Joshaha, 10 , and
Rachal. 14.
Elizbeth was in surgery 10
hours Thursday with a team of
15 doctors Spokeswoman Karyn
Haeckel at LOS Hospital said
the girl had multiple compound
fractures and cibdominul in·
juries.
The !anuly ~l!Cludcd 1Ll>cl( 1n
the s uite for 14 month::. llotcl
e mployees ::.u1d lht: children
s poke to slrangt•rs only with
their parents· penmssion They
said the children stayed m the
£.Uite most of the time, and-were
taught by their parents
Hotel staff apparently didn't
question the arrangement
because David told them hl' had
teaching credentials. said hotel
manager Jumes Bradley
David grew up a!> BrUCl' Longo
and joined the Mormon church
after an Army hitch, according
to his brother. Deun Longo. who
was interviewed by tl'lephonc at
his Vero Beach. F'la .. home.
Longo said he h adn't seen
David since their father died
nine years ago. Their mother
lives in Vero Beach with Longo
Penny McDonald. a desk clerk
at the hotel. said meals were
either sent up fr~m·the hotel cof
fee s hop. or David would bring
food home She said he paid the
$90 rent every day with a $100
bill
FBI spokesman Bob Daven
port said David paid for about
SS0.000 in food and lodging at the
International Dvnes
Police Sgt Brent Davis. who
said he knew David. said he
never knew the 6 foot-4. 300
pound man to have a JOb. He
said David believed he was God ,
An excommunicated member
of the Olurch of J esus Christ of
Latter.day Saints (Mormon>. ht"
had formed his own religious
cult. consisting mostly or his im·
mediate family me mbe rs and a
few friends. Davis satd . Chureh
officials would not comment on
t he excommunicution report
Quake Hits Chile
SANTIAGO. Ch1lt• cA P l A
strong eart.hquakf shook central
and eastern Chile Thur!>day, kill
ing a miner, IOJUTlng ::.even
other person11
Police Lt. Roger Kinnersley
said Mormon officials com-
plained that David frequently
asked to see church authorities
to proc l ai m upcoming
calamities or demand a shar e of
church revenues.
Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve
Snarr said he believed the cult
leader may have lived from
money given him by followers .
Longo said David attended
Brigham Young University and
served as a Mormon missionary
in South America. He met his
wife. a native .or Sweden, at the
university.
David'~ ~ was found in a
borro\fta van Tuesday. Police
said he died of carbon monoxide
poisoning. When informed of her
husband 's death Wednesday.
Mrs. David said she couldn•t af-
ford to pay for his funeral. police
~aid
Hypnosi.s
PWnned for
Teen Victim
A teen-ager who apparently
was the victim of a criminal as-
sault in Irvine will be hypnotized
tonight to help her recall what
happened. police said.
The 14·year.old asserts she
still is unable lo remember the
accident or auack July 27 th<tt
left her unconscious for two dayi.
with a fractured skull.
She's recover ing in a local
hospital. and is reported to be in
good condition save for the
partial amnesia.
Lt. Jerry Boyd s:ud police
hiwe used-a medical h;,pnotist
with good resu lts on several
prior occasions. Victims of
crimes are made to relive the in·
c1dents in their minds.
The hypnotist can ask his pa-
tient to focus on particular de·
tui ls of the crim e the victim
may have seen for only an in·
s lant. The mind is used just as a
ca m era may be used, with
benefit or slow motion, zoom
lens and instant replay
License plate numbers only
glimpsed. for example. have
been recaJled, , •
The girl was found bleeding
und nearly unconscious in the
right-side traffic lane of Jelfrey
Road. north of the SaD Diego
Freeway.
She initially told police she
had been struck over the head
by someone, but police said she
appeared dazed and confused
She fell into unconsciousness.
Two days later. when she was
alert enough to talk to In
vestigators, she told them Shl'
had been hitchhiking to San
Diego County and had been let
off the freeway at Jeffrey It
was the last thing she remcm
bered before waking in the
hospital, she said. •
Boyd identified the child as a
runaway, a North Dakota res·
ervalion Indian who had been
staying temporarily with a
foster parent in Hemet. where
she attended Sherman Indian
School.
The foster parent filed a miss·
mg persons report on her on
~I ay 10
Since. s he told officers. she
had been exploring Southern
California. hitching rides and
gaining food and shelter from
seve.ral people
Ekkrs Get
Specim Day
WASIUNGTON IAP> -
The n1tllon's grandparents
will be honored with a day
or their own next month.
President Carter on
Thursday declared Sept.
10 "Na tio n a l
Grandparents Day."
He said the elders of
eac h family have the
responsibility for setting
t he moral tone for the
family and for passing oe
the trndltlonal values of
our nation lo their
children and
arandchildren.
Suspect
Booked in
NB Assault
A Santa Ana man remained in
custody today on suspicion of as·
sault with a deadly weapon on a
police officer after he allegedly
beat up a Newport Beach
policeman
James Arthur Blodgett II. 20.
1::. s lated to appear for arraign-
ment Monday in the Harbor
Judicial District Court-in con-
nection with the Wednesday af-
ternoon incident.
Officer Hurd Armstrong. the
foot beat patrolman in the
Newport Pier area. received a
concussion and cuts and bruises
in the incident. He was not
hos pitalized.
According to police reports
Armstrong allegedly 4,5potted
111odgett and Cindy Thompson.
18. also of Santa Ana. loading a
pipe wilb marljuana as they sat
m a truck parked near the pier.
Pohce allege that Bl.odgeU re·
fused Armstrong's orders to
hand over the pipe and step out
of thelruck. -· -·
In an ensuing struggle. wit·
nesses reported that Blodgett
knocked Armstrong to the pave-
ment and fell on top of the ·or.
ficer's head, knocking the of·
ricer out.
Officer George Stavropoulos
who ran to a id Armstrong al·
leged that Blodgett then strad-
dled the unconscious officer and
hit him in the face
Stavropoulos reported that
w h i l e h e s tr u ggled with
Blodgett. he was assertedly at·
tacked by Miss Thompson who
hit him and pulled his hair.
The officer said he was aided
in subduing the pair by wit-
nesses. some of whom ad·
ministered fi,rst aid to the
stricken policeman.
Blodgett origina I ly was
booked into city jail. but was
tranferred to the jail ward at UC
I rvin e Medical Center after
complaining of arm injuries.
He was treated and
transferred to Orange County
Jail. Miss Thompson was booked
into Orange County Women's
Jail on sus picion of battery and
relt'ased a fte r posting $2.500
batL
FBI Joins Search
LOS ANGELES <APl -The
FBI has joined a search for a
former Columbia Pictures ac·
countanl who disappeared dur·
ing an investigation of a $275.000
em bezzJement reported at the
s tudio District Attorney John
Va n de Kamp said Thursday the
f'B I has charged Audrey Lisner.
4 J. of North Hollywood with Wl
lawful flight to avoid prosecu-
tion
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WE'RE CAP ABLE OF
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customers will allot a reasonable amount of time.
However. when rhere is a rush, we can accomodate those reqU1ring
1trrnediate service, wfthout sacrificing Alden's rigid, standards of competency.
Unless there is a problem obtaining a specific color or pattem. ~ can count
on fast service from Alden's and we main tam a large inventory to fac1l1tt1to
deliveries
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TEN CENTS
British Leader in Gay Murder Plot?
MINEHEAD, Englund <APl T he olht-r men charaed with
-Jerem)' Thorpe formtr Thorf)f' we,.. nalftt.od by pOllct i.:t
leader ol Bnlwn·l\ 111m•ll l.lb4>ral lht\.'ld Holmes. 47, former dt.•pu ~ r .. tU\ w charged toda) alona ty t rell5u~r o! the Ll~rul Pur
wtd\ tnrer ~r mt'n with con ty. ""d bus1nea1>mcn Ceoqfe
5pba.cy to m"•ck-r a mil).,. n~•k..wt, .. 4. and J o hn L.e
model. polict' said · Me11uri~r. 44.
The moc:lt'l. Norm an Scott. halt The roW' we re tuke n Into
allea.d he had a homosexual rt-cuMody at the pottce station an
latlonship w1lh the 49 year old this town in southwest England
4>0Utlci.n, who f't"VN-$f'nts th" and later a~and befon local
North Devon conslltuency in magistrates on a charie that
ParUament the) conspired "together and
with others" to murder Scott
They were released on bail or
S9.400 <-ach to appear in court
utiuln Sept. 12. A condition or
buil required them to surrender
tbeu passports.
The Norman Scott ca/e
became public knowledge more
than two years ago whPn Scott.
now 37, alteeed in court i~at he
had had a homosexual affair
with Thorpe 16 years ago. His
court testimony came during an
appearance on a socwl security
charge.
Tho.po has denied the claim.
and said he was only a friend of
Scott's during the early 1960s.
Thqroe, w})o l>ec:i.ffie .1,.iberl!_I
Part_y leader in 1967llnd led it to
its biggest postwar electoral
success in 1974. subsequently re-
signed his job in 1976.
For Thorpe, an Oxford
graduate who studied in the
United States and worked 11s a
lawyer. the seeds of scandal
grew to strangle his political
career at its apex.
Not since War Minister John
Profumo resigned in 1963 and
nearly t~pled Harold Mac·
millan's Tory governme nt 6y
admitting an affair with a call
girl had there been such con·
troversy and scandal about a
political figure.
The drama frequently bit the
front pages a nd dominated
nightly telev1s1on newb after
Scott's a llegation surfaced in
court. More people gave in-
terviews and hinted that they
knew more than they were tell· 1ng.
·-caught in a -web of alleged
homosexualit)'.. blackmail and
even a murder plot. Thorpe.
whose first wife died in a car
aash in t9'10 and who is married
for the second time. made a
futile attempt to quell the storm
New Tot Clues ·
Cops Find Co~t Kidnap Driver
Beanstalk Metropolis •
By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
Of Ille o.111 PIMt Staff
Huntington Beach police re-
ported today they have found the
man who drove the car in which
Carnalla Miller escaped after ab·
ducting her 5-year·old daughter,
Valeena Mariska Miller.
The 2l·year-old m~m. whose
name has not been released, ap.·
parently was lold by Mrs. Miller
that her parents had ki dnapped
the child.
He-liAter drove the mether and..
da ughter to the Downey area.
He had picked up Mrs. Miller
while she was hitchhiking in
H\Jntington Be<.1ch
* * *
You almost can't !->ee the forest for the
beans in this 70-acre field of string beans
grown against poles and a mesh oft wine off
Sand Canyon Avenue near Irvine Center
Drive. in Irvine. County agriculture depart·
menl reports that in 1977. some 734 acres of
string beans were grown locally. producing
3.186 tons with a gross value ofSl.432.400.
HBDe ath
Of Boy, 2 ,
Probe d
Bv GARV GRANVILLE
Beef Prices May Fall
'
OI tM Oeil'I' PU« Statt
While law enforcement agen·
cles pushed their search for 5·
year-old kidnap victim Valeena
Ma riska Miller of Huntington
Beach, efforts mtensified lo re·
construct circumstances s ur-
rounding the death of her 2·ycar·
old brother last year.
Rapid Cost Cli mb R eportedly Hl13 Peaked
WASHINGTON <APl The
r apid climb in retail beef prices
-up 32 percent from last fall
has p eaked, the Agriculture
Department is predicting
And m what could be even bet
ter news for innation-battered
cons umers. a department report
indicated Thursday that beef
prices could fall slightly in com
ing months.
The department was able to
make those predictions al the
same time it was saying re
tailers finally have begun pass
ing on to consumers the full 1m·
pact or soaring beef priees ut the
slaughterhow,e.
That traditional pass-through
normally lakes only a few weeks
but had been lagging in the cur-
rent spiral. When beef retailers
be~an to show a more normal
pattern in June. sla ughter cattle
prices -which had risen by
more than 40 percent since last r a II slipped slightly. softening
the blow.
At that point the increase in
retail prices was lagging behind
by eight percentage points.
What department forecasters
said they do not know is when
cattle raisers are going to start
rebuilding herds so that prices
can come down s ubstantially
The current forecast calls for
continued high prices through
1980 or 1981
Various department surveys
have found retail beef prices
sliding a little in recent weeks.
largely because of supermarket
price-cutting.
The report analyzing prices of
selected foods in June showed
that retailers and wholesalers
aecounted for 38 percent of the
record $1.81-a·pound n ational
average price for choice beef.
That compares lo 32.3 percent ln
May and 36 5 percent in March
Retailers accounted for most of
<See BEEF, Page i\2)
Shawn Miller was found last
Oct. 4 in a closet in the Fountain
Valley home where he was stay-
ing with his mother, sister and
grandparents.
The youngster reportedly had
two plastic bags draped over hfs
head in such a manner as to
cause him to die of suffocation.
But Orange County eoroner's
investigators, who h xed the
cause or death as asphyxiation,
refused to elassify the death
either accidental or at the hands
of another person.
Jet Crash Injures 28
Fountain Valley police In·
vestigalors were reportedly
troubled in their investigation
because when the grandmother
found the dead boy she quickly
ripped the plastic bags from
around his head and laid the
dead tot on the bed.
Consequently. investigators
were stymied by a possible
crime scene that had been in ef·
feet destroyed before their ar-
rival. BUENOS A JRES, Argentinu
(AP) -A Chilean Jetliner from
New York crashed and burned
in a fog-shrouded wooded area
as it was landing at the Buenos
Aires airport Thursday, but
police said all 64 oecupants
esca,ped.
Police said 28 people were in-
jured. and 13 of them. including
four American s, were
hospitalized Hospital ofricials
said none was in critical condi-
tion. Ataliva Fernandez. director of
Eze1za Airport, said the fog ap·
parcntly caused the pilot of the
Lan·Chile Boeing 707 to stray
from his assigned descent route.
The plane's right wing struck a
tree, and it erashed about three
m i l es from the a irport.
Fernandez said .
The crash occurred about 500
yards from the Ezeiza Atomic
Cente r. an Argentine govern·
ment cente r for nuclear re·
search.
Passengers said there was no
warn ing. T h ey scrambled
through emergency doors and
two holes torn open in the
fuselage when the wings ripped
off and fell to the ground. Fire
engines and ambulances arrived
after the occupants were out.
The rught. Lan·Chile 141. left
New York at 10 p.m. Wednesday
and made intermediate stops in
Mia mi, Panama, Lima, Peru
and Santiago, Chile. It arrived in
Buenos Aires more than seven
hours late.
• By late evening the fog was so
<See JET, Page i\2)
Today Shenrf Brad Gates said
investigators in his department
are delivering coroner files to
Fountain Valley police in an at-
tempt to help them reconstruct
the circumstances surrounding
the 2-year·old's tragic death.
"The agencies involved are
hoping to detennine whether the
plastic bags were accidentally
placed there by the child himself
or whether they were placed
there by some other person."
<See ABDUCTED, Page A2)
Monkey See,Monkey Dt;>:Havoc
An adventurous s pider monkey Is back with her
owners today after the anima\destroyed the motorhome in
which her vacationing owners brought her to Newport Beach
City officials estimated damage to the recreational
vthicle belonging to JohD and Lucille Marks of Parker,
Artz .. at more than $2,000 an er o Thursday mornina romp
by their pet.
The young monkey was apparently left caged, but un·
attended. in the vehicle parked at the Ounea. Trouble
started when she got out or her ca1e.
"SHE DESTROYED the insld• of that place," com·
menttd fireman Art Morton.
Wblle monktJllll al"'Ound. \he animal uoraveled • full
roU of. JNQ>Cr to•els, 1trln&tni the paper around tM ln·
terlor ol the motorhome.
Theo tumro on the 1as t.ove. fl ltnlted the paper
towels. , • .
Fortun lel,y .. a par~ vis!tol" happened to apol smoke
f . '
pouring out or the vehicle and s ummoned firemen.
STARTLED FIRE FIGHTERS were nearly mpwed
down by the escaping monkey when they broke open o wln·
dow to nght the fire.
While firemen had an easy Job of doualnt the names.
police Sgt. Dave Elliott and anJrnaJ control otflcer Glen
Ever rode were aeuina their t'lrtt taste of trouble. The two men, aided by pai senby and the police depart·
ment helicopter, punued the monkey ror more than an
hour tn>m tbil Dun , acrosa East Co&1t HI1bw1y and In
the nelabborhoodof Bayalde Ori~.
THEY PINALLY CORNE•BD the hi1htened animal
ln the parklna lot ol the B1.yatde ilbopptns e nter.
Fire ln.pector Jim Upion, on band at th moment or
c1ph1Nt, wanted to bo sure M had an hi• buee covel'ed.
He read th monkey tler rtthu and Informed tho
animal eh WH IUlpttted ol araon.
The monJtoy WU not booked.
t
The driver is not held on any
charges. police said.
P<>lice Sgt. Luis Ochoa said he
would not release the name or
the man who drove Mrs. Miller
to her parents' home where she
allegedly kidnapped th~ child.
Mrs. Miller's pa rents. Ken·
neth a nd Juanita MooreT <>f 20191
Crown Reef Lane. are Valeena's
legal guardians.
The unidentified man drove
Mrs. Miller to the Moores' res-
1de1ace shortly after_ m idni&bt Monday and waited in his car
while she took her daughter.
Police said the man took the
mother and child to his house for
the night The driver dropped
the pair off in the Downey area
Monday mominJr.
Police said Mrs Miller was
wearing a brown wig and a
white dress over green trousers.
The c1rltd ~as wearing denim
bib overalls an<1 a 01ue cap.
Police said lht> man heard
news accounlis of the abduction but waited until Thursday to
come forward with the informa
ti on.
Meanwhile. police cootmued
their search for a thin m an with
a red head scarf worn under a
hat who may also have-been in-
volved in the abduction.
51,200 for Sehools
Clemente Council
OKsNewHomeFee
By ANNE COOP ER Ot .. .,.., ...... Uff
An ordinaQce reqwrmg home
builders to pay rees up to Sl,200
per dwelling to alleviate school
overcrowding in the Capistrano
Unified School District has been
adopted by the San Clemente Ci·
ty Council on a 3·1 vote.
Voting to adopt the new or-
dinance. which will become ef.
fective in 30 days. were Mayor
William Wa lker and council
m em be r s Roy Hamm a nd
Myrtis Wagner. Councilman
Howard Mushett opposed adop-
t ion of the ordinance, saying he
preferred to delete the $1,200
fee. Counci lwoma n Donna
Wilkinson was ill and did not at·
t end Wednesday's City Council
meeting.
San Clemente's new ordinance
imple me nts Senate BiJI 201.
which provides that local gov·
t.>rnmcnts may impose school
fees on residential development,
If new homes will lead lo over·
erowded local schools . •
The San Clemente ordinance
close\y parallels a county school
fees <kdinance adopted by coun-
tv supervisors in July, leaving
SVUS D Cuts
321 Workers
In Schools
The Saddleback Valley
U nified School Dis trict's
classified employee staff -in·
eluding many part·tlme workers
-suffered almost 71 percent
cuts in a $34.5 million budget ap-
proved Wednesday.
The clauified p e r sonnel.
whic h include non-t eachers ,
were cut by 321 employees rrom
a total of 454 workers.
Claulfied Personnel Director
John Cooper said today most
classified personnel cuts involve
part·tlme emplo1Hs such as in·
structioneJ aides.
The district's 160 full-time
classified staff auf(ered 26 per.
cent. cuta -42 employee• 1ald
off from a total ol 160.
Cooptt said hi$ fi1urea do not
include food service and
trans portation workers who
could be Jaid oft lator depending
on various factors aucb as stu·
dent putlclpatiol:l.
"With the l~reaae In walkln&
distances ln UM transportation
pro1ram, wp wtU probably have aome la)' off• but we don'l lmow
bow m1ft1 yet,"~ &aid.
He lndlcahd .student
1)trtlelplltlc>rt 1n tlM food ter¥ttt
eroaram -Wbidl COV1d ~
duo lo lncreOld pne .. -wtll
~rmlM bow many •aapk),...
~tin~ woi'klAa.
only San Juan Capistrano de
velopment within the Capistrano
school diltrict free from school
fees ru·ooosed by $8201.
But San Juan City Manager
James Mocalis said today that
city administrators are working
with school authorities to de-
velop a school fees ordinance in
that city as well. Mocalis said he
expeets lo muke a reeommenda-
tion on school fees to the San
Juan City Council in September. C h a rl e~ Me d e iros, ad-
<See SCHOOLS, Page .\~
2 Principa ls
Take Schools
J oan Swartzbaugh, form~ly
Olivewood School principal. has
been appointed to head the Sad-
dleback Valley Un1f1ed School
Distri<'l's n<'west elem1·ntary
school. La Tierra 1n Aegean
Hills.
She will assume the position in
September. Mrs Swartzbaugh is
a Laguna Niguel resident who
has been with Saddlcback for six
years. Jeff Herdman has been
a pp o inted pr1n c1pu l at
Olivewood School.
Herdman. a Mi !;sion Viejo
resident, also has bec•n with the
Saddleback district ror six years.
He will begin the Olivewood pnn-
cipalshipinSeptembt>r .
Coast
Weath e r
Variable cloudiness
through tonight. Mostly
sunny Saturday afternoon.
Slightly warmer d ays
Highs ranging from ab<>ut
70 at the beaches to mid·
di e 80s inland. Lows
tonight in the middle 60s .
I NSIDE TODA"
Th<: J08th fditimi of Rino
ling Brother~. Barnum &
Beiley Ctm.41 f eah"'' o man
who getl lhot from o rocket car
and 1ome f~rtou&-lookfng U<>n~
and tfgeN Sto'll CDtd phl>to1 on
PagrCJ.t
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day be Hpttb that an Joan
wllJ adopt a $Cbool ree1 OI'•
dina.n<' "vt'r)' lmdar to tM
c-.unt)' aod San Clement• Df•
dinan~ ·· Sin Ck-MCl\lt"'• ntw ontln1noe
differs from the count,y't \a \bat
al n-qwree homt' bulldtra ~ l&Y
school r... before a bti ....
permit dn be la6'*9.
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lruild"ni to e-nter knto an ..,_..
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Attome{ Slnen MeHo&m of
Marlen~ 'A Fox law '*rm \a
Newport Beach uk.d t'll)' COUD·
tllm~n Wtdnnday to briQI &be
r&*.)t'• Ordman• '~ U~ lM rounty's
R~P~olinC a roa.lltion of U
bu1klers, ~ said lbat the cost of
financin1 funda to pay the •chooJ
fees before bulklil\I permit.s <'&n ~ obtai1'."'4 wUI be passed along
by dt'velopers to ho~e buyers
further e~alalln& the Prl<'e ol
local housing.
But Medeiros. representing
the school district, supported the
dty's payment sclledule. saying
arrangements for temporary
classrooms to be funded by the 'tees would requlre at least six
months.
Exempted from the county
and city ordinances are develop·
ments restricted lo adult resi-
dents. expected to have no im-
pact on schools.
San Clemente's ordinance re-
quires that the developer of any
residential dwelling, including
mobile homes, must pay 8 per-
cent of the selling price of each
home, not to exceed Sl,200, lo
the school district before the city
~ill grant a buildlng~miL
The school ree funds are to be
maintained in a separate ac-
count School administrators are
required to make a report to the
Cit v Council at the end or each
fiscal year on the balance in
the account and factlities leased,
purchased or constructed during
the year with builders' fees.
Overcrowding is to be de-
termined by school attendance
area. Medeiros said that funds
provided by a developer would
be used to alleviate overcrowd·
ing in schools serving his de·
velopment.
San Clemente schools were
operating at capacity in the
1977-78 sch.ool year. according to
a superintendent's report. Plans
are under way to build more than
7 .000 new homes by 1988 on San
Clemente's four major ranches.
doubling the city's population.
Nixon's Play
In Golf Meet
Labeled Hoax
1 N DIANAPOLIS (AP) -
Former President Nixon never
intended to play in a celebrity
golf tournament here next week
and the announcement that he
would was apparently a pro-
moter's attempt to boost lagging
ticket sales. Nixon's top aide
says.
Charles A Owen. general
chairman of the Indianapolis
Shrine Golf Classic. announced
Wednesday that Nixon agreed to
participate in the celebrity pro-
amateur segment of the touma·
ment next Wednesd ay and
Thursday
The tourname nt is co-
sponsored by the Indianapolis
Mural Shrine Club and the
Senior Professional Golfer. Inc.
Col. Jack Brennan. Nixon's
aide, told The Associated Press
by telephone from San
Clemente. that Shrine officials
were apparently misled by a
representative or the Senior
Professional Golfers an an effort
to hype ticket sales. ·
Brennan said that when he
was contacUxl about the tourna-
ment, he replied that Nixon
would be unublc to play because
ltl s daughter . Julie Nixon
Eisenhower, is expecting her
first child in early Auguat.
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SADOLE8ACK V ALLf.:V'S $Ute Assemblyman Ron
Cordova apparenlly hus nulled down the extremes of the
American poUtic&l H~ctrum
The retst.y younc repre11ent»Uvf' explained political ex-
tremes to Valley chamber of commerce members at a
lwtcheon Wednesday "The "ltra ultra const>rvatlve says you can do
whatever you want with your money.
but your mind and body belong to the
aovernmeru." Cordova told a aathering
at the Red Onion.
''Tbe ultra ultr& liberal says you
Ctlll do whatever you want with your
mind and body. but your money belonp
to the government.''
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MOOM VALLEY GOVERNMENT'S
gadfly J*1 Simona. a retired co:.struct1on worker who
rell1ioosly attends school board meetings, ll'nt some
perspective Wednesday to a heated discussion over contin·
uing SVUSD's ge1.eral music program.
The Laguna Hills resident. decrying the plight or the
taxpaying property owner who must support school pro-
grams, pointed out that music had been around tong before
the classroom.
"Nero fiddled while Rome burned." Simons observed.
.One might have visulilli:ied Nero as the school district
and the embattled property owner as a resident of modern
Rome.
* • •
AND SPEAKING OF comparisons, SVUSD Superin·
tendent Richard Welte might believe the Russians tbink of
dis&idents Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Ginzburg's
sentences as "vacations." 4f
Welle. who Iecentiy spent two months on a trustee.
ordered vacation. responded strongly Wednesday when
board member l..oa Young was explaining somethin& that
happened while he was on vacation.
"You mean when l was m Siberia,'' Welte 5hot back in
an icv lone-The superintendent told Mrs. Young that since his re-
turn from the "cold north" lhe policy she was-jeetint to
wasn't t>mng"tatrled out. •
• • •
VALLEY CHAMBER of commerce Executive Direc-
tor Sharon Figeira recently spent a week in Oakland stud-
ying at the Institute for Organization Management at
Mills College.
Mrs. Figeira, who has been with the Chamber two
ye&rs. joined 295 voluntary organization executives from
23 states, the Distri<'t or Columbia and Canada in
participating at the institute.
She was awarded a full scholars hip to the institute
from the Federated Chambers or Commerce of Orange
County.
• • •
SADDLEBACK COLLEGE Trustee Robert Price, a
longtime opPonent of lax rate increases. received a rude
awakening of sorts following allocation of state aid to
schools as a resuJt or Prop. 13.
Now, however. he says it appears increasing the tax
rate in the past might have been a good move by the col-
lege board.
Referring to state aid from the Prop. 13 "bailout bill,"
he said "the districts that spent more in the past get more
now.
"That's how absurd the state is."
Rarely at a loss for words. Board President Larry
Taylor quickly quipped "See, the rest of us knew that."
Douglas Faces Suit
After Plane Crash
VANCOUVER. British Colum-
bia <AP> -Two product liabili
ty lawsuits have been filed in
California against Air Canad,&.
McDonnell Douglas Corp. and a
number of McDonnell Douglas'
U.S. subcontractors as the result
of a Toronto DC-9 passenger jet
crash June 26.
The twin-engine DC-9. a $12
million medium -r ang e
passenger jet, blew a tire during
takeoff and crashed o{{ the end
or the Toronto aiq><>rt runway.
injuring 105 passengers and
crew members and killing two
people.
Aviation lawyer Jerry Sterns
riled the suits Thursday in
Superior Court in San Francisco
on behalf of Lyle Unr au and
Emest Lynch, both of Montreal.
The accident left Unrau a
paraplegic. Lynch suffered. back
injuries. lacerations and
dam age to tendons in his left
hand.
"I've been keeping an eye on
the Toronto case ever since the
crash," Stems said. "Two days
ago, 1 was retained to represent
two or those injured, and we've
decided to move rather quickly
to get the case into the
California courts on a produc-
tability basis.
"We're saying the crash was a
direct result or a major defect
built into the aircraft by McDon-
nell Douglas in California. wlaich
is why we're suing down south,"
he sald.
Other defendants include Unit·
ed Technologies, which built the
jet's Pratt and Whitney engines,
and the companies which
manufaclul'ed and supplied the
tire which blew: Air Trends Inc.
and Kleber Colombes Co. of France.
Biast Kills ·2
Propane Line Explodes
FORT MADISON , Iowa <AP> -A propane gas
ti.lie running through a parched cornfield in rural
southeast Iowa exploded today. kllllng two elderly
people. tnJurlng slx and leaving a two·stor y
rarmh~ '•with nothing but the smokestack stand-
lng." authorities said.
Witnetses said flames shooting about 500 feet
~m,@utfed a. houae, barn, garage and two sheds and
damaaed several nearby houses.
T~ lDtense heat kept firemen from reaching
victims lbr several hours. Lee County Sherift Don
Atnold Miiltilied tM deQd as R.C. Knight, 79, and hls wtte. etmey, a . Tb.re' memben of one ram11y. Robert Rider.~.
h1' Wife Mm 1 48, and thelr daughter Cindy. 23, were
In critlw condition wlth extensive bu.ma. said a
apQke.sman for Uoivenlt~ Hospital ln Iowa City.
'::.There were Just bti billows of Dame,• said
CarolF.U.. ne 1hbor. •
lroine As3ault Victim·
~een Due· Hypnosis·
A teen-ager who apparently
was the victim of a criminal aii
saull in Irvine will be hypnotized
tonight to help hfr recall what
happened~lice said
The 14-year-old asserts she
still ls wiable to remember the
accident or attack July 27 that
left her unconscious for two days
with a fractured skull.
She"s recoverini:? in a local
hospital. and is reported to be ln
good condlUon save for tbe
partial amnesia.
Lt. Jeny Boyd said police
have used • medical hypnotist
with good results on several
prlor occasions. Vlcllmt of
crimes are CDade to relive the ln·
cidents in their minds.
The hypnotist ca11 ask his pa-
tient to focus 012 particular de-
f' ro111 Page A I
ABDUCTED GIRL. • •
Gates said.
... 1t·s a~rficult case. a very
difficult case that has never of·
rlclally been closed either by
Fountain Valley police or our
coroner's investigators.··
Meanwhile, police are still
searching for Valeena 's mother.
Carnalla Miller. 25. She is sus-
pected of having abducted the
five-year-old from the home of
her legal guardians, Kenneth
and Juanita Moore. or 20191
Crown Reef Lane. The Moores
are the Miller woman's parents
and the grandparents or the
misslng5-year-okl.
"We are very much concerned
for Valeena's safety because of
the suspicious death of her 2·
year-old brother last year," said
Huntington Beach police Sgt.
Luis Ochoa.
Police ha ve m a t c hed
fingerprints found on a window
at the Moores' Huntington
Beach home with those of
Camalla Mlller.
Police say the fingerprlnb
were found on a window that
was pried open to enter a
bedroom from which the sleep·
ing Valeenawas scooped up and
rushed away in an auto.
Police have also released a
composite sk~h of a tall, thin
m an who wore a red head scarf
under a straw hat when be drove
up to the Moores' Crown Reef
Lane resid ence In a black
TransAm sedan last Saturday.
The mustachioed man circled
the home and ls believed to have
been scouting the house for the
Monday breakln, police said.
Kenneth Moore said his
dauahter. CamaUa. is unpredic·
table.
Huntington Beach and Foun·
lain Valley police met with
Orange County Sheriff's and
District Attot'ney's office in·
vestigators Thursday to
coordinate the national search
for V aleena.
Prop. 13 Lityoffs
Hike J obles~ Ra~te ., .
SACRAMENTO <AP> -The
first layoffs from Proposition 13
pushed California's unemploy-
ment rate to 7.8 percent in July,
matching its high for the year.
the government said today.
The jobless rate was up from
7.2 percent in June Employ-
ment declined t-y 41.000. to a
total of 9.742.000. and un
employment rose by 58,000 to
819,000.
The nutlonal unemployment
rate was 6.2 percent in July, up
from 5.7 percent in June. federal
officials said. 1Story, A4 1
The stale Employ ment
Development Department said
about 24.200 government jobs
were eliminated last month, the
first full month since voters ap
Resorts Rap
Prostitution
SAN DIEGO <AP) -··w1:
didn't want prostitutes at our
bars.'' says Allard Roen. ma·
jority stockholder or La Costa
Hotel and Spa. It would have
hurt business. he testified.
Roen appeared Thursday at a
hearing of the state's Alcohol
Beverage Control Board into al-
legations prostitutes were al
lowed to work at the Carlsbad
resort.
Roen said there are problems
discovered occasaonally in the
annual $20 million business done
at La Costa and that one of its
employees was found using call
girls.
..
proved Proposition 13, a S7
billion property tax cut.
That total does not incl"de
school employees who are
without jobs for three months
because of the cancellation or
s um mer school. Those workers.
;.is well as other sc hool
e mployees normally without
jobs during the s ummer.
brought total government Job
losses to 100.100.
The departm0ent said 13,066
school employees have lost year·
round JObs since Proposition 13
passed. and 7 ,261 ~raons have
been laid off by ci es. counties
and special distric . Other jobs
were eliminated by attrition.
The department added that
some laid-off government
workers have found other jobs.
and others will be recalled after
school districts finish work this
month on 1978-79 budgels.
F ront Pa,,.-A I
JET •••
thick that officials considered
closing Ezeiza. which is 30 miles
southwest of the city. The crhsh
occurred at 11:30 p.m .. and the
airport was closed half an hour
later. Air traffic returned to
normal by 8 a.m. today.
The hospitalized Americans
were identified as James and
Marjorie Wilchhman and
Marisol Leiva. Home addresses
could not be learned Im·
mediately.
tails of the cnroe the victim
may have .seen for only an in·
atant. The mlnd is used ju.st u a
camera may be used, with
benefit of slow motion. zoom
lens and instant replay.
License plate numbers only
allmpsed, for example. have
been recalled.
The girl was round bleeding
and nearly W'lconscious in the
rl1ht-slde trafric lane of Jeffrey
Road, north ol the San Diego Freew,y.
Sbe Initially told police she
had been struck over tbe bead
by someone, bu!-folice said she
appeared dazed. and confused.
Siie fell i$ unconsciouanaa.
Two d~s later. when she was
alert enough to talk to in·
vestigaton, she told lhem .she
had been hitchhiking to San
Diego County and had been-let
off the freeway at Jeffrey. It
was the last thing she remem-
bered before waking In the
hospital, she said.
Boyd ldenllfied the child as a
runaway, a North Dakota res-
ervation Indian who bad been
staying temporarily with a
foster parent in Hemet. where
she attended Sherman Indian
School.
The foster parent filed a miss-
ing persons report on her on
May 10.
Since, she told officers. she
had been exploring Southern
California, hitching rides and
galnin1 food and shelter from
several people.
BEEF ••.
the June gain.
Meanwhile, pork prices. com-
pared to June 1977, were up 10.4
percent at the farm and.14. 7 per.
cent at retail.. -
The middleman share was 40.3
percent or the average retail
price of Sl.44 a poW'ld, compared
to 37.9 percent in May· and 41.9
percent in April.
In their report, the depart.
ment forecasters said it may be
winter before farmers, food
chains. consumers and govern-
ment inflation watchers know
where the beef market is
headed.
Man Beaten,
Robbed in
Laguna Beach
A Santa Monica man was
beaten and robbed outside his
car in Laguna Beach early
Thursday morning after telling
his assailants he wouldn't hand
over his wallet.
Dezso Ujvari. a Santa Monica
waiter. told Laguna Beach
police he had Jen. a tavern at
about 2 a.m. and had just start-
ed to climb into his car when he
was confronted by three men on
St. Ann's Drive.
They grabbed the victim and
demanded his wallet. When he
refused, they pulled him to the
ground and began beating him
with their fists and kicking him
with their feet.
Rummaging through the in-
jured man's pockets the trio
grabbed S7 in change and ran
eastbound on St. Ann's Drive.
The victim was treated for his
injuries at South Coast Com-
munity Hospital and later re-
leased .
WHEN TIME IS OF ESSENCE
WE'RE CAP ABLE OF
BEA TING THE CLOCK .
There 's always a general urgency about getting carpeting IMtalled, but most
customers will allot a reasonable amount ot time.
However. when there is a rush, we can accomodate t~e requiring
irrmedlate service, without sacrificing Alden's rigid, standards of competency.
Unless thero 1s a problem obtain;ng a specfflc color or pattern, yoci can ~unt
on fast service from Alden ·s and we maintain a large mventoty to tac11itate
deliveries.
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VACATIONS ARE WORK TIMES FOR LAGUNA ARTISTS
Diane Uetz, Ivan Ander.on Sho)W Paintings
Laguna Art Couple
To Capture Tahiti
By SfEVE MITCHELL
Of Ille o.<1, ~11111 S-.11
Tvan Anderson and Diane
Liett don 'l let vacations get m
the way or lhear work.
As a matter ol ract. lhe two
Laguna Beach artists find it dif-
ficult to distingui!)~ between
work and play as they pack
acrylics and canvas.along with
the suntan lotion and cameras
on their many visits to other
parts or the globe.
The artistic couple have
shared a studio and vacationi.
together for the past eight years.
and they'll be off again this year
to Tahiti to capture on film what
they'll create on canvas upQn
their return.
.. Sometimes we paint on loca-
tion." said Diane. a warm
woman Wlth .i ready s mile. But
for the most part. the painting
partners bring back hundreds of
color slides of their trips.
re-creating those images in
their studio.
"We show the slides on a pro-
Jector 1 then set our canvas next
to the screen." Miss Lietz ex-
.1
Briggs Spends
$589,000 on
Death I ssue
S1\CflJ\~lENTO lA Pl John
BriJ?g:-.. J Hepublic:.i n state
st:ni.ltor. six•nt $589,000 qualify.
in·~ for the November ballot an
mil1atiH• to expand California's
death pcnully. ~tatc officia ls re-
port
Bngp,' group. Citizens for an
Efrl•Ctl\ c Death Penalty. report·
~d r.11s1ng $592,000, including
$421.750 1n loans. $138.500 of that
from Briggs :.ind another $83.250
from hi-. short-lived campaign
for govt•mor
Tht• committee reported more
thc.1n $198.000 in unpajd loans and
$73 .000 10 unpaid bills. But
Briggs. u Fullerton lawmaker.
has said hl''s willing t o
.. forgive" much of the money
his gubernatorial committees
lent to his two initiative cam·
pa1gns. the d eath penalty
meu~ure and a propQsal aimed
at firing homosexual teachers.
The death penalty measure.
Proposition 7. would prescribe
execution for several categori es
· of murder not included in the
state ·s current capital punish-
. ment law. including murder of
s tate officials a nd murder
Judged particularly cruel or
atrocious .
plained. "Our 1mpress1on1st
work looks best from a distance
of 10 to 20 feet. so we step baek'
to view lhe canvas, then walk
back lo the work and paint."
For delicate features. such as
faces. Iva n and Diane uu~
a luminum rods, to which a
brush is attached. "We can
reach to the <!anv~s from a
distance ·tt; a dd finishing
touches," she said.
The success of their system is
evident in the two dozen or so
finished acrylic paintings now
on display al the booth they
share at the Art-A-Fair. a half.
mile out Laguna Canyon Road.
Both were students of im-
pressionist artist Hayward VeaJ.
and Diane received additional
advice from her acrylic ally.
Ivan.
"I was his one and only stu·
dent ... Diane laughed.
Ivan's subjects a re varied. but
his paintings of children at play
immediately draw the viewer's
attention.
His paintings have been the
subject of Poster art including
"Boy With Big Hat," which was
the official poster of Laguna
Beach several years ago, and a
popular Hopalong Cassidy
po~l<'r he did to support South
Coast Community Hospital.
Diane's acrylic 1mpress1on or
four Mexican fishermen pulling
their boat onto the beach at
Puerto Vallarta is the official
Art-A-Fair poste r . Proceeds
from the pQSter sale go toward
purchase of the festival grounds.
Their work reflects their an-
n u a I trips, with paintings of
Greek buildings. Spanish women
and scenes from Guatemala, E l
Salvador, the South Pacific and
France.
Diane's subjects also include
local scenes, with woodsy palnt·
ings of Bluebird Canyon.
Whel) the couple is no~ walking
the hills behind Laguna. or
traveling abroad, they are work-
ing seven days a week in their
Laguna Beach studio.
"Actually. Diane works a lot
harder al it than l do." says An·
derson. who spends much of his
time selling up gallery exhibits
and shows at Catalina, Santa
Paula and other festivals to
show their work.
Their free time coosils or sit-
ting In the sun at the Art·A·Fair
grounds. talking to fellow artists
and potential art colltttors.
"That's why we moved to
Laguna," Diane said. "There's
a creative energy here .
something special.
said. /
The coupJe fit right in.
Co111i i fl S peeel1
False Soviet
Data Alleged
By Rl<:BECCA HELM
Of U. ~, l'IMI Sleft
ll was like a time trip back to
lht' t::ist:nhowcr presidency and
the height of lhe cold war.
"1'he Rus~1an mentality un-
derstunds only one principle -
how mMy IWlS and how many
dlvaslons." declared John
Morley, international news cor·
respondent.
lie wa. .. the guest speaker al
the Wednesday luncheon hosted
by the Laguna Hills Rotary.
@choing Eisenhower· ~ars .
the former director of the World
War II Security of War lntorma-
$250,000
Asked in
Job Suit
tion Bureau. said the most im·
portant deterrent to war is the
power to meet 1'ny military
challenge.
Americans are receiving raise
information from their govern.·
m ent and incompetent newsmen
abroad. Morley sald.
He described members or the
Carter administration as blue· Je~oed, medallloned. long.
hatred people who are naive
a bout world affairs and more In-
terested in pleasing the elec-
torate than protecting Amencan
Interests.
"I am shocked by some of the
things I see in the White House
today," Morley said, "and l've
covered it since Roosevelt."
Morley. who said be returns to
his home in Leisure World to
catch h1s breath between world
tours, said he had just come
back from a trip through the
Mideast and Russia.
It is wonderful that this coun-
try is concerned about human
rights. Morley said. but we do Damages totalirtg $250.000 are not apply that concern to all
being demanded from a firm of countries. only one or two.
hospital consultants by <.1 Referring to Soviet dissident
Laguna Niguel man who claims Anato!y Shcharansky. Morley
they lured him with false said during the time be had
promises when they hired him fQr covered Russia he had been ar-
a $50,000·c.1-year job in Saudi rested and beaten senseless.
Arabia. ..J knew everytlme I made o
Charles Patrick Lash of 25411 mistake I had to pay the price ...
Del Cobre claims an his Orange he said.
County Superior Court lawsuit Morley particularly focused
that defendants Herman Smith· on the Middle East conflict. The
Yaghman As sociates did not problem there is not between
ho.use him in-a villa in Jiddah as Arab and Jew. he said. -
promised but instead lodged him "The problem is politi<?s." he
tn a duplex. . said. "Russia is the real culprit L~sh, who was n~mcd director in the Middle East. always has
of i.manc<' at the King Abdul_az1z been and always will be ..
Un1vers1 ly ln~erim Medical If American and .Russian
Center. also claims that he was forces withdrew from the area
not ~~ded with the promised the Arabs and Jews W9'Jld mu~
-MW "' · .. -~ a pl'ivat~ ~ace-wfthfn "'90 days, He further alleges that the de· he said.
fr.ndants ~id not provide him He did not advocate American
with ~ daily f~ allowance as withdrawal. however. The target prom 1~ed and dad not ensure of Russia is not to communize
that ht~ mcom<.' wc.1s free of tax anybody, he said , but is to get
deductions. hold of raw materials all over
"Jiddah is not a _ mod~rn, the world.
progressive caty and its streels .-----------.... :.ind undevt>loped land are
strewn w1th feces and garbage."
lhe lawsuit notes.
Las t further comp1ains that
rats. mice. roaches and ·mes in-
fest the city. that he had no hot
water for 45 days. his utilities
cost him $500 a month and the
cost of schooling was extre mely
high
Laguna Beach
.Bookie Given
Term in Jail
A Luguna Beach man h as
bt!en senlcnced to 60 days in
Orange County Jail :.iftcr admit-
t rng in court that he r<1n a
bookmaking business from u Newport Beach hotC'I
Superior Court .Judge H. War
ren Knight ordered the jail term
and three years probation for
James Putnam Colclough Jr ..
62, of 310 Hawthorne Road. after
accepting the defendant's guilty
plea.
Sheriff's officers and NewPort
Beach police Joined forces in the
anvestif(at1on of a bookmaking
business that officers said was
bring 10 $5,000 a week from
clients in the Irvine and NewPort
Beach areas.
'IJllEVES FACE
RVDE SHOCK
CHICAGO ~AP> -The shock
that Greg Ellis experienced
when his car was stolen may be
nothing like lhe surprise await-
ing the thieves.
His pet boa constric1or was in
the back seat.
Ellis. 24. lost both possessions
Wec:\nesday night. So far, there's
been no word or screams from the culprits.
Nothing
To Hide?
KANSAS CITY. Mo .
<AP> -Four undercovt'r
women police officers and
two uniformed Policemi!n
arrested a male stripper
and six women patrons or
a night club in suburban
Sugar Creek .
The stripper bad re-
moved his neaUy tailored
suit and was down Lo a G·
string when some of the
200 to 350 women in the
club began stuffing money into it.
Police rushed in and
took the dancer and six
women to jail.
Natal Plum ccansso rtmte1>
A hardy hedge or
'"" v ICM#ldatlon plOnt fOf
.Ql.!J-1i15'r,.·-tlil· onv sunny IOnOSCOpt oreo
IL also would weaken some of
the protections for defendants in
thl' curtent law; for example, if
. a Jury deadlocked over the
penally. there would be a new
peA<1lty trial under the initiative
rather than an automatic Uk
sentence In addition, terms for
uon-capitaJ murder convictions
would be increased.
"And, it's an art colony("
liquor and Rentals
Top Sonday list
1 Got size
~eo. '169
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Twitted Juniper
Add a foUCh o1 ttie ruooeo outclOof'S ro
onylO~°'
eontolnw garden
I Got Size Reg. •Ut
In collecting the 312,404
signatures ~ed to make the
ballot. Briggs reported spending
virtuall,y all his money on direct-
mail solicitation of funds and
raislne more than $317,000 in
sm all contributions.
Loans included $150.000 from
John Mt>rrill. president of Surety
• Companies in La Habra. and sso.ooo from D&11lel Fillet. presi·
dent or Ocm<'o Pucking 1n
Vernon
&ker Big Winner
NASIMLLE. Tenn. <AP> ~n Howard B leer, list~ In ! • v ral polls at T~n Sl\tt's
: mo'lt popular politician, proved
1 the pomt by crushiq his oppo.
~ nents ln a Republican Sen.ate
l prlmar~ lhal drew a r•cord t nw:1aber of GOP voten.
4.
$unday's Dally Pilot wtU hit
close to home -especially for
people who rent and those who
buy liquor.
REN11NG ~ RAVING -The
first 100 responses to our rent
raise survey will be analyzed.
Renters tell or lhetr predlea-
ments and percenta1~ of in·
cruse whUe landlords respond
that an expected rollback from
Propo1ltton 13 won't help all
their expenses.
QUICKER LIQUOR -Who Is
wlnning and losina In the llquor
r.rice w1r? Are cmtomtn buy-
n ~ bratldl ll a dis·
count or atlcklnfl with their
economical fayorttes ? Where
are lbt best b~t Staff Writer
Gery Oranvme provldea lb
&UWtl'I.
(SUND A Y'S BEST)
COMPLEX COMPANY -
Beckman Instruments looks like
an electronics company. but
closer Inspection s hows
t'h mist!")' Is at It~ heart A look
al the unusual Clrm in You/Yo~r
Money.
VIEW£R l1NDERRATEDt -1
Joe: v~nin cballt'naed his ldta
that commercla! televl1lon un·
derrates the audience l>y pro-
du c: 1 n g the "Gre at
Perform1nc: " series. His series
ts now approacbln& lt1 ••~th
sealOn and crltlc:s say tt Uvtt up
to ll.I name.
'
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See the nice owl in the hand of Leonard Soucy of l\1111·
ington. N.J.? If you are a mouse or rat and live in a
belfry of one of his city's churches. it's pack-your-bags
time. Eight of the owls will be moving into the churches
to keep you in line. with the local health department's
bless in~
Kymla 'Innocent'
In Theft Charges
Moulton Niguel Water District
maoager Carl Kymla pleaded
innocent Thursday in Orange
County Superior Court to
cnminal charges contained in a
Grand Jury indictment
Judge Robert E. Rickles or
dcred Kymla. 44. of Newport
Beach. to return to court Oct 13
for setting of a trial date. He 1s
free on his promise to appear.
The arraignment or four other
waler district employees was
continued to Aug. 18. lt 1s ex-
pected that they will then file
pleas before Judge Rickles. who
confirmed that they also will re-
main free on their promise to appear.
A 11 fi vt• def end ants face
charges of misuse of public
funds, grand "theft. destruction
of public records and misap-
propriation of pubHc funds
The charjles against the five
are based on a llegahons that
water distnct employees under
their supervision performed
domesll<' chores for them on d1s-
t rict time.
An mdictmenl is a formal
charge made against a person
by the Grand Jury. It does not
establish guilt or innocence
Indicted with Kymla ar<> John
Berry, 32. director of ad-
ministrative operations; his
brother. Chuck. 28. <1 maan
tenance yard foreman: Vernon
McKo)Vn, .:W. an inventorv <!On·
t.col clerk, and Kenneth Kriegel".
38 . m a int enance y<.1r d o;upervisors
County Pair
Draw Terms
In Drug Case
Two men who admitted bemg
m possession of what arresting
officers said was the largest il-
legal shipment of methaqua lon~
m Orange County history have
been given Jail terms by two
Superior Court judges.
Judge H. Warren Knight sen-
tenced Gary Earl Farwell. 27. or
333 First St .. Seal Beach. to six
months in jail and three years
probation. Judge John L. Flynn
.Jr. sentenced Joel Alexander
Lang, 25. of Orange to nine
months in jail and three years probation
Seal Beach police and federal
narcotics officpn; JOmed forces
m the arrest of the· two men an
that city last November. The
methaqualone found in their
Possession was valued at SS0.000
ORTH ENE
INSECT SPRAY
•Contact kill plus res1du&I
action
First Lady Marigolds
Simply loaded with huge
blosSomSln
yel\QW Of orange.
•··size
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Sate 49c Prtce
• Protects roses. flowers.
ornamentals. trees in the home
garden
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Sale Price
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Pea eh ,, or Nectarine
•Choose trom "'' neovv Pfo<luclng GorOen Gol<S Peoon or
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Sale Price 16. 99
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SINGING 11lB BUFF BU/ES: Coata Meta ctty of·
tlclals, alwl)'S vl1H•nl ln U.. effort to pur1e sin from the
city limit.a. lt~p 1etUn1 na.aed by the same evil over the
yeaN. 1bey ba~ ttaJ trou~ persuadma people to keep
their ctotb on.
The 5tark lrvth is lhat nudity J.USl keeps poppln1 up no
mutter bow st~nuously civic authorities work to keep It
under wr1lP3
The latest Coatu Mesa epidemic ol nakfdnt!H bunt
forth at the Cbam~r of Commerce buildJn1 Well, not ex
actly. It used to ~ the Chamber of Commerce bulldln1.
out on t l9lb Street · -~luutlber otnctals· ned the premlaes some-time-back
and some new opttators have taken over, renamin& the
place the Sunstune Bwlding
INSIDE. THESE DAYS, the sun shines on everythlna
About 22 young wornen are employed here.
Customers can sit around and talk to one of these tlrls,
who Is wearing not.hint more than a smile, for is minutes
at a fee ol only $10. Or, the ladies will model for you in the
same unfrocked condltaon at 134 an hour.
This new Costa Mesa enterprise apparently eluded the
attent\on of certain parties over at. the city ball. It did not.
Costa Mew Entmarner Tryfng-to Avoid Nudily C~rges
however. fail to capture the attention of the police vice de-
tail.
THE COPS BUSTED a young woman in the place the
,.. other ~Y • on aUe~at~on~ ~ $he o(f ei:ed.#one of \}leir Qperatl'leS roore than.JUsL a smile___ _ __ _ __ • _ .. _
Meanwhile, city hall has screamed foul , declaring the
Sunshiners are in business without a conditional use
permit
What we h ave here is a case of unlicensed starkers.
Clearly then, Costa Mesa continues to be vexed by peo-
ple who want to go into business with all assets vis ible.
It was some six years ago when a place on Newport
Boulevard in Costa Mesa, once known as the Gingham
Cafe. tossed out all t~e gingham and replaced it with buff
dancing girls.
The crimson-faced City Council countered this effront
to community standards by adopting the Natal Cleft
Ordinance. This dictum prohibited entertainers from ex-
posing their natal clefts.
THE LAW GOT MIXED reviews. however, when peo-
ple had trouble figuring out what a natal cleft is.
Another Costa Mesa watering bole. known as the Fire
House. began featuring unclad dancers and in July of 1973.
made the headlines when vice cops busted Marsha Sue
.. Fish" Crump on charges of entertaining with only her
booties on. She had the nickname "Fish" in honor of a cer-
tain tattoo on her person.
Anyway. Miss Fish Crump got acquitted on grounds
• that her booties costume was protected under the city's
theater ordinance. .
Thus it has gone over the years. Costa Mesa finally
purged itself of nude dancing palaces. And now the sun
shines in. ·
Oswald Visit Nixed
HAVANA <AP> -A Cuban diplomat says the man who applied
at Cuba's consulate in Mexico Cit y for a visa to Havana shortly
before the assassination of John F. Kennedy was not Lee Harvey
Oswald, as the Warren Commission concluded.
The diplomat, Eusebio Azque Lopez, was Cuba's consul in
Mexico City in September 1963 when, according to the Warren
Report. Oswald got into a heated discussion with Azque at the con·
sulate there because the Cubans refused to give him permission to
travel to Cuba
The Cuban government released on Thursday what it said was
a photostatic copy of a visa application filled out in Oswald's
no me .
Azque. testifying before an international tribunal here on "irrt·
penali5t crime." claimed the visa applicant who identified himself
as Oswald was not.the same man who killed Kennedy tn Dallas
eight weeks later
NATION I WORLD
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Flood Death Toll Rises
Grim Texans Continue
Searching for Bodies
BANDERA. Texas <AP> -Grim and weary rescue workers
•losged throuah mud and high water for a second day today.
1earchlnc for people missing in the debris and devastation left by
r1.1mpo11lna nood waters. At lea.st 21 deaths have been confirmed.
The storms that killed lS people in the central Texas hill country
neu herl' 11hlfted Thursday to
west Texas.
At lea.st six died late ThuNJday
In Albany when• sudden seven-
inch downpour. spawned by the
vestiges o( Tropical Storm
Amelia, flooded a creek and the
town drwnage system.
FIFTEEN INCHES of rain we~ r~1'ni«i 1hursday ntght in
Throckmorton Cowity north of
Albany. about 30 miles from
Abilene. F1ash flood warnings
were issued overnight for at
least 2S west Texas counties.
Officials of the Department of
Public Safety said the death toll
in Albany w0uld almost certain-
ly rise.
''What we've gotten in the
area.is a year's worth of rain in
only 48 hours. It's astonishing to
see the devastating force of the
water." Krueger said.
"THIS HAS TO be one of the
worst floods in the state·s his-
tory. The devastation is un-
believable," said Briscoe. who
-r.equested Carter's help. _
Army helicopters from Fort
Sam Houston In San Antonio
were called to the central Texas
flood area again Thursday to
rescue 10 persons stranded by
high waters. ~ . •
Bandera County s heriff's dis-
patcher Jackie Doyle said more
than 100 people on ranches and
in rural homes around the north
and west prongs of the Medina
River were cut off.
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THIS PILE OF RUBBLE WAS ONCE A BRICK HOUSE
Addle Day of Bandera Survey• Neighbor'• Devastation Hundreds are homeless and.
while official estimates ruay be
weeks away. the damage figure
is expected to run into the tens
of millions or dollars.
PRESIDENT CARTER
declared Texas a major disaster
area Thursday, freeing federal
recovery funds for the three
hardest-hit counties in the cen-
tral hill country -Kerr. Ban-
dera and Kendall. Ironically, the
three counties had already been
named drought disaster areas.
Jobless Rate Leaps -Up
Figures Puzzle Analysts; Error Suspected
"This area has gone from a
drought disaster area to a flood
disaster area in a matter o( two
days." said Rep. Bob Krueger.
0 -Texas: who drove through
Bande ra County wit~ Gov.
Dolph Brjscoe Thursday.
WASHINGTON (APl
Unemployment rose sharply in
July. chmbmg to 6 2 percent or
the labor force, with teen-agers
and women bearmg the brunt of
the. increased Joblessness. the
government reported today.
_Jley~ _J~c~~~n _Opens
King Death Probe
CHICAGO <AP> -The Rev. Jesse Jackson has opened his own in ·
vestigation into Martin Luther King's murder . spurred by a letter
from James Earl Ray and "the threat of death'" hanging over every·
one present at the killing.
J.ickson, who asked permission Thursday to interview Ray at Ten·
ncssec·s Bushy Mountain prison.
said he is convinced Ray did not
act alone.
"THERE ARE STILL <'Vil
forces at large." he said.
Ray's lctter to J ackson. dated
July 21. said:
"I did not kill Or. Martin
Luther King Jr.
"I believe the evidence that I
can give you about how I "as
used, moved around the country.
paid substantial sums of money,
direct ed to buy a rifle and
directed to report lo Memphis on
April 4, 1968. will be helpful in
establishing the fact that there
was a conspiracy to murder Dr.
King ... "
RA Y'S LETTER asks that he
be tried for the assassination. to
which he had pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to 99 years in
prison.
Jackson wrote to President
Carter Tuesday seeking such a
trial. He said the proceeding
would force the FBI to open its
files.
·'The FBI is withholding in-
formation that it considers ir-
r e 1 event or confidential. ..
Jackson said. "Those are value
judgements that could be col"
ored by the FBl 's possible role
in the assassination or the FBI's
failure to prevent it."
The New York Times reported
Thursday that the FBI failed to
follow up a report that a Mis-
~our1 businessmun made a
payoff to Ray after the as·
sassination
"I ft'ar greatly for his !Ray's>
life.·· Jackson s aid "I rear
greatly for my own life. The
threat or death hangs over every-
one present at the assassina·
tion."
The nation ·s jobless rate was
S 7 percent in June. the lowest in
more than three years The July
rate of 6.2 percent was the
highest since March, when 1t
also was 6.2 percent.
SOME INCREASE 1n un
employment was considered
likely because of government
moves to slow the economy to
help restrain inflation. but the
July increase was surprisingty
l a rg·e· an d-wa s s i:>read
throughout most employment
categories.
In California. the unemploy.
ment rate rose from 7.2 percent
in June to 7.8 percent in July.
The Labor Department gave
the following breakdown in July
joblessness compared with th~
previous month:
-Adult men. 4. l percent. up
from 3.9 percent in June
-Adult women. 6.5 percent. up
from6.1.
-Teen-agers. 16.3 percent. up
from 14.2
-Whites. 5.3 percent. up from
4.9.
-Blacks 12.5 percent. up from
11.9.
Full-lime workers, 5.7 per-
cent. up from 5.2.
White-collar workers. 3.8
percent, up from 3.5.
-Blue-colJar workers. 6.9 per-
cent. upfrom6.5.
T H E DEPARTMENT said
overall unemployment rose by
440.000. with teen-agers account·
mg for about half or the in-
crease. Total u11employment in
July was iust under 6.2 mHlion.
while e mployment was 94.4
million
The July increase more than
reversed the employment gains
an June, when unemployment
had dropped to 5.7 percent from
6. l percent in May.
A Labor Department analyst
said the July increase in jobless-
ness was "as hard as to un-
derstand" as the s teep June
decline, and he said statistical
problems could have accounted
for much of the change.
"When something goes up so
sharply and 1hen rails back in
the next month, there is a ten-
dency to think the former figure
was aberrant," he said.
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Frlcay, Augu1t 4, 1978 s DAllY PILOT 8$
No Guarantee
Warranty Law
Needs Strength
By SYLVIA PORTER
U a consumer buys an automoblle or refrigerator 0tt'1
to flnd that it doesn't work, he may learn that the
Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1965 bas led to lmprov•
ment In d.lsclosure ol warranty terms but that nothlna bas
been done to compel fulflllment warranties.
Few consumers among lhe lower·mlddle to low.
income groups can atrord lawyers to blina cases against
manufacturers or sellers if their warranties are not
honored. Many counties do not have small claims ~rta
and tb06e that do usually restrict amounts granted to lea
than the cost of the disputed item.
AND SMALL CLAIMS COURTS ARE frequeatly over-
crowded with cases brought by businesses seeking to rot-
lect debts from consumers, meaning waits for conswners.
Ranking at the top of consumer complaints in the Unit·
• ed Stet.es is the faUU£e of-eompanies to live up to warran-
ties.
Why hasn't something been done? .
Is it that the problem is so big no one wants toJaeltJe tt
-'llnd risk lhe coqsequences? Or is it that any Citizen wlllillf
to tackle it would confront a barrier of individual pro!):.
lems. each with dif-
ferent facts. with the
mass of problems ad·
ding up to a nightmare
which scares even the
brave?
Does it mean that
consumers are licked at
Money's
Worth
the start? Not necessarily, altbougb it would be folly tO
minimize the difficulties . ti the practice of "sewer service" <throwing a suna·
mons in the sewer instead of serving it> and other pro.
cedures that penalize consumers could be tackled with de-
termination. consumers who have been cheated oo a war-
ranty might be able to refuse to pay and fight the issue ln
court. <Daily Pilot. Aug. a>
ENFOaCEMENT PROCEEDINGS COULD be
brought against corporations that show a systematic p~
tern of ignoring obligations under warranties. Or perb@S
a govemmeat body or private organi%ation could rate
manufacturers oo their warranty performance.
With a rating system. market competition would be
-able ~o (unction. Consumers would be the main
beneficiaries... There would be no need Cor mon ma_odaton
impositions of government regulations.
The consumer movement has slowed in recent years.
Many of its most ardent advocates are going beyond swpg
.t.o protect the consumer and entering into the realm of u.n·
dennbuag the private enterprise system.
BUT THE CONSUMER'S RIGHTS nre not fully
safeguarded. Rights of lower-income groups. particularly,
a re being pushed aside because these consumers don't
know bow. lo whom or where to complain. or because leeal
experts refuse to admit that these are the consumers most
viciously viclimn:ed.
The poor pay more . The poor and near.poor are fre-
quently subjected to abuses.
Datum Reports
Quarter's Gain
Datum Inc .• Anaheim, bas announced that lhe second
quarter ol 1!718 saw revenues i.ncrease from the prior year
by 14 pettent, with an earnings increase of 138 percent.
Revenues ol $4.348.000 are contrasted with S3,8ll,OOO in
the comparable quarter of 1977. Second quarter earnings
of $336,000, or 18 cents a share. included an extraordinary
credit <benefit of a 1976 tax loss carryover> or Sl56,000, or 8
cents.
For the period 12 months ago. earnings were $141,000.
or 8 cents, including an extraordinary credit of $64,000, or 4
cents . ,
For the six·month period. sales of $8,434,000, up 16 per·
cent from the first six months or 1977, produced earnings of
$677,000, or~ cents. up from $232,000, or 13 cents, an in·
crease of 192 percent.
Bait.ft-to•• c...-1111
Baker lnternation Corp .. Orange. and West Virginia
Armature Co .. Bluefield. W.V .• have announced execution
of an agreement for Baker to acquire all of West Virginia
Armature's outstandin~ stock for an undisclosed number
of shares of Baker common stock.
West Virginia Armature, with average gross annual
revenues ol approximately S20 million, develops, manufac·
lures and markets underground transportation and elec·
trical systems and electric motors for the mining industry.
Baker, whose revenues for the 12 months ended June
30 were $855.2 million, provides products and services
primarily for the petroleum and mining industries.
Sources of capital. management problems, legal re-
quirements and selection of location will be discussed dur·
ing a free business workshop Thursday in Santa Ana. It
bas been arranged by the crange County chapter of the
Service Corps of Retired Executives.
The program is co-sponsored by the Santa Ana Public
Library and the U.S. Small Business Administration. rt
will be held in the Santa Ana City Council Cbambera.
Building No. 20, Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana, from 9
( TAKING )
__ ST_O_CK_
a .m . to 4 :1S p .m .
Registration will begin
at8:30.
More Information
may be obtalaed by
calltn1 the U>s Angeles
district office of the
S m a I I Business Ad·
ministration at C2l3> 688-4892. or by calling the Santa Ana
Public Ubrary at 834-4845 .
...... rt~rt•Oallu
Rampart General Inc ., Sant. ""'· has announced audited eamln1• for the year ended March 31 ol Sll9,081.
or :IO cents a abare, on stdes ol $11,692,INB, compared witJa
earnings of S2M,877, or 14 cents, on sales or $7,193,C14, ror
the like 1977 period.
Rampart General Ine monulactures patentod pre-cut
fireplace wtlts and Is a residential home bulldtr.
an Ope1U 1a \lleJ•
Household Flnance Corp. hL'I opened tts fint Mlsalm
Viejoofficeat2'70n EestLa Pu.
Mrs. G. M. Wlttenbor1 Is man .. er of the o(ftff. She ls
former manaser ol the Sin ClemtnlO and Coat.a Mesa Hfi'C oruce.
1iuMflf Corp •• .,,_,.,. Gaa.
aacUo Shack 1torea In lht On.lted States have recorded
sates ol •.2185,000 for June 1978, a 20 _percentJ•in ottT
taJH ol IG'l,'fll,000 lri June um. Sala of U.S. R lo Sh.act
stores lo aiR more than one t•ar c:llmbed 11 pucenl
fer the mood>. accordlnl to Tudy CCQ., p.1rellt ~PIAJ.
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Halos Blitz-A's; Take On Twi~ Tonight
A~WI,........
JACK NICKLAUS CHIPS OUT OF THE SANO AT OAKMONT.
Nieklaus in Rut
Mot/Wr Nllture Aids
PGA Leader ·Watson
OAKMONT. Pa <APl Jack
Nicklaus a nd Mother Nature.
m aybe the two mos t potent
forces in golf, both accommodat-
ed Tom Watson as he took the
first-round lead in the PGA Na·
tional Championship.
Watson, who also sank birdie
putts of 30 and 35 feet.
Yet Nickla us . who three·
putted a green just after the fi rst
rain delay, wasn't giving up.
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM .. .....,,.. .....
It I• Au.-. a itme when the
California Anaela would normal·
ly have done their lmltatk>n of
th t un a lona time 1110-that ls,
lhey would have already sunk
1lowly In the weal.
But lhlt 1978 model ref\mts to
fold, ond In lhe peat two nl&hta
the Antell have shown a tenden-
cy towlirda rlslni. rather than
1ettln1.
WITH AN 8·1 VJC1'0R\' over
the Oaklatld A 's at Anaheim
Stadium Thursday night. tbe
Anaets clipped a half game off
the'lead ol id.l~Kansu-Cily. and
they trail the Royals now by on-
ly 2t., games
Third-place Oakland. on the
otb4'r hand, drops 4~ behind the
Royals. Umping out of Anaheim
after losing two strai1ht.
TONIGHT THE ANGELS'
mome ntum wHl b e on the A,.,,.,. state
AUO.-.. ICM~ (7MI
Tonlllfl\ M l-sot.etc.l"ONll• 7.Up.m s.tll+"ftJ Ml -IOI•. c.lll0111I• m. "p.m 5"nd•'I' M lnMsoU.etc.lltomie lt:Up m
shoulders of Dave Frost <3'"41 as
he opposes Minnesota's Dave
Goltz <10-7> to open a four-game
series with the Twins at the Big
A.
A crowd of 15, 792 saw the,,
Angels get heroics from three
Fifth Loss in Row
Can ·Dodgers
Get Off Ropes?
SAN FRANCISCO IAP I -The "I THOUGHT I HAD it long
San Francisco Giants show the enough," said He rndon . a nd
bruises. but the Los Angeles Manager Joe Altobelli. who fell
Dodgers are on the ropes after a the same way, got kicked out of
fifth s traight loss. the game for arguing the Point
. 'This is a rough game. We Some fans among the 42.084 at
don't wear .a ny pads ... said Candlestick Park for the opener
Terry Whtlfleld, who scored of a four-game series displayed
fro.m ~ec?nd ~as.e on . Darrell the ir displeasure by tJlrowing ~vans a:untl:HIUUnfl Wl~~ ·-0eer and ()(})er.things as L acy
give the ~lants a 5·4 VJdQ.r)t returned to the Dod~ers· dugout. Thursday night.
WHITFIELD, the team 's left
fielde r , is playin g with 20
s titches over an eye froru a
basepath collision in Houston
early this week. Center fieldP.r
Larry Herndon and right-fielder
0.. TV Ta11lglat
C'ha••el I J at 7::1e
J ack Clark are nursing injuries
suffer ed in a collis ion which
gave Lee Lacy a tie-producing,
Ins ide-the-park home run in the
top of the ninth Thursday nighL
"I'm from ttlis area, Oakland.
and I guess l can understand.
Tbe San Fr ancisco fans have
been waiting a long lime for a
winner," said Lacy.
EARLIER, THEY HAD the
opportunity to chee r Willie
McCovey's 51>4th career homer.
a two-run blast off Don Sutton in
the first. The Giants led 4-0 after
three in,nings. but the Dodgers
scored three runs In the fourth.
players normaily on the frinfe
or the action-Paul Hartze 1.
Ken Landreaux and Jim An-
derson.
Hartzell, in only his fourth
!ft.art of the year. hurled a three-
hltter and was never threatened
after the fourth inning.
Landreaux. subbing for an al-
legedly tired Rick Miller. belted
a two-nm homer in the second
Inning.
ANO ANDERSON, who wasn't
in the starting line up until
Carney Lansford became a last·
minute scra~h. ripped a bases.
loaded double Wtttt two out in the
third. knocking-In-three and;>U\·
ting the Angels in front by'4Bix
runs . •
"I guess that would have to be
my blgaest thrlll in the big
leagues so far." said Anderson
with a wide grin. It was only the
15th major league game for An·
derson. who came In bitting .222.
Third baseman Lansford was
hit in the cheekbone by a line
drive during Infield practice and
Anderson didn't find out he was
st a rting until five m inutes
before game Ume.
"J WAS A UTl'LE j ittery. you
know. a few butterflies." AD·
derson said. "1 didn't have any
time to prepare myself mental-
ly. But after l got that first
~1"3und ball I got comfortable."-
Anderson plaved flawlessly at
See ANGELS, Page 87
..... wi.......
Nicklaus did his part Monday
by hooking his openin15 tee shot
into a ditch and st aying in a rut
the rest or the day to finish with
an eight-over-par 79.
"It was not my day, and this is
the kind of golf course where
you can s hoot a bad round." said
the win ner or mor e m aJO r
tournaments than a nybody in
the history or golf
·'They'r e going to s ay ,
'Nic klaus s hot 79 a nd took
himself right out of the touma·
ment ', .. be said. "But if I shoot
66 tomorrow. that's 145 for two
rounds and 145 isn't that bad at
Oakmont. Obviously, however. I
haven't yet shot the 66. '·
"We beat tM Dodgers twice.
once when Larry caught that
ball and once on Evans' hit.'' in-
sis ted Clark
R andy Moffitt. 7-4. relieved
Ba rr and got the final out in the
top of the ninth. A leadoff walk
to Whitfield led to the downfall
of Los Angeles reliever Terry
Forster. 3-4. in the bottom of the
inning. KEN LANDREAUX GETS WELCOME FROM JIM FREGOSI.
IT WAS ALSO a woeful day
for South African Gary Player,
a nd he began it with four putts
on th e first green.
THE GIANTS, LEADING the
N at1o na l League 's West ern
Division by a full gam e over
Cincinnati. would ha ve dropped
into second by percentage poinls
had they lost. The third place
Dodgers. defending champions,
now trail by 3'h and face the
Giants' pitching ace, Vida Blue.
tonight.
Diver Saves Best for Last
"THE COURSE is very d1f·
ficult, but I thank th<' rain will
make it easier this afternoon."
added Nicklaus, who was play.
ing No. 16 when thundershowers
brought the first of two rain de-
lays
The water did soften Oakmont
Country Club's previously hard.
houncy greens, making them
more vulne r a ble to accurate
irons like the ones wielded by
Wutson.
"Obviously. the ram affected
the whole golf course,'' Watson
said after he m an aged a four-
unde r-par 67, which put him 12
strokes ahead of Nicklaus and
one ahead of runnerup Dave
Stockton at 68.
"WE COULD THROW the
balls right at the greens ," added
IAKERS' C4RR
SUFFERS INJURY
LOS ANG ELES <AP> -Ken-
ny Carr missed two months of
the 1977·78 Los Angeles Lakers'
season because of a ba;ok en bone
in his left foot, and he suffered
the same injury in his right foot.
during a pickup basketball game
Thursday, the Lakers said.
Tbe 6-fool-8, 230-pound Carr.
the Lakers' 1st round National
Bas ketball Association draft
choice in 1977. will be out of ac-
tion at least six weeks . He will
wear a cast three weeks and
then undergo three weeks of re-
habilitation for a broken filth
metatarsal.
"You do that and you get
scared. You're afraid you 're go-
ing to miss from everywhere."
admitted Player . who double-
bogeyed the third hole and even-
'tually finished with a 76, which
tied him with U.S. Open champ
Andy North and Ray Floyd
Tied for third at 69. only t wo
shots out. were Lee Trevino,
Dave HJll: Hen Crenshaw and
J ohnny Miller
TREVINO, WHO PLi\YED in
a threesome with Stockton and
Watson, got close with a birdie
on the final bole.
We had a tremendous break
with the weather. The rain real·
ly helped." said Stockton. the
only player all day to escape
without a bogey.
"Trevino say s t h at i f
somebody from our half doesn't
win the t ourna m ent there's
something wrong with us."
HILL, WHO'S MADE the cut
in only two of the 11 tourna-
ments he's entered this year.
was erratic as usual off the tee.
"Ray Charles could have hlt
more fairways," he kidded.
But he one-putted 11 greens
and two-putted the others, tak-
ing only 25 putt.s for the entire
round.
"I haven't played well in two
years-and I didn't play well
today," said Hill. "If I'd had my
usual 2-putts, I'd h ave had my
us ual 77 or 78. I'm just hoping to
make the cut."
CRENSHAW WAS four-under
See WATSON. Page 87
The Dodgers' Lacy. who lined
his freak homer to right-center.
said. "I saw them collide and
just kept running. 1 was bearing
down all the way."
The controversial homer came
off Glanls starter Jim Barr with
the bases empty and two out.
He rndon caught the ball just
before rwuting into Clark and it
popped out or his glove after be
fell to the artificial turf and
rolled over.
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Kennedy Steals Show at Mission Viejo
Jim Kennedy earned an all-
expense-paid trip to Europe the
hard way.
Competing ln the 1978 AAU
National Outdoor Diving Cham·
pio ns hlps in Mi ss ion Viejo
Thursday, the 24-year-old native
of Tennessee won the three:
mete r competition with a stun-
ning forward 31.AJ somersault in
the tuck position on his (mal dive
to steal the ~how from Greg
Louganis and Phil Boggs.
That pe rforma nce• which
drew three nines and nothing
less than an eight from the
jud ges. earned Ke nnedy his
fourth AAU diving title and.
more importantly, a berth on the
U.S. team that' will compete in
the World Games Aug 18 in
West Berlin.
Kennedy finished with a score
of 842.82'. fellowed by Boggs'
836.62 and Louganis' 835 20.
KENNEDY'S GRAND finale
was only exceeded by his 10th
dive. In whicH he pulled off a
mor e dlfftcult 2 '11-pike
somersault. Though he bad to
overcome an ~point df'ficlt to catch runnerup Boggs, a winner
of nlne · AAO titfett. Kennedy had
it planned that way.
"I always save my Wat for
last." he saJd. "( s tart out with
one of my better dives and then
get the weaker ones out of the
way.''
And though most of the atten-
t Ion was cente red around
.,
Louganis l th t:> third pl a rl•
finisher who was an Olympic
medalist in the platform in 1976 1
and Bol'(~s. K<mnedy said he fell
confident except for when hl
bombed out on his seventh d1vt•
"I WON THE INDOOR titlt so
I figured 1 had a chance." ht-
said. "But when ~ missed my
back 21 2. it was an uphi ll st rug
gle I had to hopt> one or tho~t
other guys would miss ··
Lougams took hims elf 1Jut of 1t
on his mnth and 11th dives while
Bog(!s folded on hi s 10th. -.etling
the s tagt> fo r Kennt'd y 's lutt.'
heroic~
.. It wus a hot and cold com·
pet1t1on." <:utd Boggs . who also
l'Urnt:d ;1 berth in tht.' World
Ca mt•s .. , had some good d1 ve!:t
and I had soml' bud dtVt.'S "
BOGGS S.\ID HE w<.1s a1A are
of what he needed to catch Ken·
ncd\ on his final attempt but
Set' KENNEDY. P agt' 8 7
Sa1n1ny Lee: De's Always in Or.tilt
By ERNIE CASTILLO
OI .,_Deity "9t Sa.fl
Staring intently at tbe fiJW'e poised at the end of the board.
Sammy Lee is as much a study of concentration as the athlete he ls
judging in the AAU out.door diving champipnshlps at Mission
Viejo. One hand clutchln1 his electronic scorin1 device. the other
1upportin1 bis chin, Lee is solemnly silent until be whispers a sym·
pathetic "awwww'' when the diver lands short aft.er a beauUful
twist.
BIS ~SHIFT as be' follows the next compeUtor up the lad·
der and across lb• dlvlna board to the edge where, three meters
above the water, both aeem to 1imult.aneous1Y take a deep breath
and block eveeythln1 out of tbelr Tnlnda save the upeomln& dlve. A
bip·acorln& back rup brlnis a 1U1bt smile to Lee's fact and,
perbaP1. a Cberiibed memory to hl1 mind. •
It's ~n a quarter century sirtce Lee's 1reattst mo~ent as a
diver as his thlnnlng 1ray hair atte1t&. But tbe SJlntll An• d()9tor seem~ to bave weathered \he years well. At the al ae of 58, bls 5· 1 \-\
frame carries 140 pounds. Just 12 more than his d vtni days.
IN A BREAK BETWEEN the' women's and men's competl·
ttons Lee's mood does an about-face. As sc:ora arie announced, ht shak~s his arm and says •·au rt11;attt 11 a fainlllar name makes the
finals. ln between, he offers bits of acJvlce to male dlven wannlnl
up, chats with fellow coaches and Judaes and, 1ene.-ally, acts l!ke
the well-respected dlvln• ftirure he ls. • ·•Hey, 81lly t Nice dive, ·•t.eeyeUltoarormerp~eaelnthepoot.
Bill Day. Like a more renowned member or the Minion VleJo
Nad1dores dlvlna team, Grea Louaanll, Day wekorr\ea lnatructlon
from~. -··You abould bne h&d \hat OM,'' t,ee 1•ll.1 to Day 111t1.tr
lee LEE, P14e 17
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