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Home My WebLink About1978-08-15 - Orange Coast Pilot7 ., DAILY PILOT Niguel Athlete Dies * * * 10 ' ... * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 1', 1978 Ya. rt, ... 12'. a MCTIOlfl, • ., .... In Himalaya Plllnge .· • 1,500 Fans Weleome 'LA Rams • WeHare Worker Held in Theft • Snspeet Bunt Goes Natioliwide Gridder Killed In Crash By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ol U. Deity Pllet Sutt A stunned community is mourning star Fountain Valley High School quarterback Doug Thompson who was killed Mon · day when a car driven by team· mate Willie Gittens rolled several limes on a desert highway. Git tens. described as one of the finest halfbacks developed in Orange County in 25 years, was listed in stable condition today at Palo Verde Hospital in Blythe suffering head Injuries. Thompson. 17, died instantly when apparently crushed by the overturning sports cctr. from which both youths were eje<:ted. They were en route to Arizona State University at Tempe. They were to begin new chap- ters in their promising careers there as members of the ASU Sun Devils team. CRelated Story on Page Bll Authorities theorize GUtens, who was driving, doaed off at the wheel on lllterstate 10 about 40 miles west of Blythe, on their way to report for pre-season football practice. California Hlgbway Patrol of. 1 ficials say tbey are uncertain, • b~t believe Thompson, the Barons' JJT11 quarterback, was • crushed when the sports car rolled over him. t He died of multiple fractures 1 and internal injuries. A hearse from Peek Famib i Mortuary in Westminster was to f pick up the body in Blythe today. ' Funeral arranaements are ln~ (Sff GBIDDER, Pa•e A.J) Hot Turkeys Real, Bargain LOUISVILLE, Ky. <AP> -About 750 frozen turkeys. sold at $2.50 each, were quite a bargain. But they were hot long before they reached the oven. Police said the birds, which were peddled from a car in a residential area, were ,Part or a shipment stolen from a delivery truck. The rest of the shipment turne d up after police stopped a car for speeding Monday. Four men were arrested in the caper. Boy, 8 , Dies After Crash An 8-year-old Garden Grove boy. whose bicycle zoomed out of a driveway in Westminster Saturday and collided with a car. died of bis injuriea Monday, police reported today. InvestJaators su11ested at the time that be could "10l survive due to the extent of bis injuries but he was kept on a life support system to ofter the chance. · Ponce saJd Claude Moore, of Mid~y City, the motorist in· vol ~d in the collision on Westminster Avenue at Shirley Street, was not cited. 1hreats Ignored SAN DIEGO <AP> -City Councilman Jess Haro must serve bis fUlJ 90-day Jail sen· · tence. for customo violations, a federal judge aaid'Monday. Welfare ·Worker Arrested Criminal charges have been filed against ~ Orange County welfare worker from Huntington Beach who allegedly became alarmed when a fellow worker was arrested on similar charges of fraud and embezzlement. District a ttorney's in· vestigators said Cheryl Walker, 33, was arrested by them after she allegedly told her supervisor in the welfare department's Westminster office that she had pocketed about $440 in welfare funds. It is alleged that Mrs. Walker kept issuing Aid to Families with Dependent Children IAFDC) funds to a former recip· ient after the woman left the county and became ineligible for them. Investigators said Mrs . Walker opened a bank account in the former AFDC recipient's name and, using a forged signature. deposited tbe checks In that account. Investigators said Mrs : Walker's alleeed confession was a direct result or the arrest last week of Rhonda May Patton, 30, of NeWP.Ort Beach, who is 11C· cused tOday of embezzling about $9,000 in welfare funds. Mrs. Patton was jailed'after a welfare worker bandlins her case load while the defendant was on vac1tUon noticed that a number of checks for weltare re· cipients were belng sent to the same P<>tt office box in Cypress. InvestlJ{aton -satd tllev found (See WELFAllE. Pqe AJ> '. Suspect ·Hunt Ex:pan~ed t 1• A naUonw\de all·polnts 1 bulletin was lasued today by Seal Beach poUce ln the aearcb for a truck drl\'er they alleae kidnapped two 12-year-old 1tds el1ht days a~ and uped one of them. • Orange Cot'lnty District Al· tomey's om~ autborltlca have l11ued p.o arrest wurant char1- , irti Al Salcido, 34. with kidnap. forcible rape and child moleata· • Uon. The art t warrant carries $100,000 bolt. poUce I Gld today. S.lcido la cl med lo bt the man who abducted the two Long Beach yqun1stera as they walked over the Anaheim Bay brldae near Surfside Colony at ,unpotnt. The &iris had si>ent the after- noon ,ol Aua. 7 at Bolsa Chica State Bnch and when a family rrlend r .. ued to pick them up on schtd"l&i they beaian walkln1 LO b116Ul Beacb home. Pollet D•tectlve Keith Duckworth uy1 afl~r •nter· ro10Un1 the tr a um a ti zed youn11ten -one w 1 slapped round by bcr kldn1p~r -ln· veatigators are aatJafted they weren't hitchhlklna .. They said the abductor's cu was p~rked at the ed1e of Pacific Cout Rlpway and ht was atandina bealde lt when they approached. The national teletype tn the search ror Salcido was issued becauH of what police say ts a previous arr st record and hi• mobUlty as long-haul trucker. Oct cUvH uy he bas no permaJ1cnt addr and Uat him H o triuisjent. • ' RaDis WelcoDied Fans Flock to $10 Cou~ty Luncheon By GARV GRANVILLE Ol tM o.lly Piiot Stan Though the Los Angeles Rams won't be moving to Anaheim Stadium until 1980. more than 1.500 fans flocked to a SlO·a· ticket welcoming lunch at the Anaheim Convention Ce.nter Monday. (Related story Page A3.> There they ate shrimp cocktail served in miniature.plastic foot- b a 11 helme t s. ogled Ram cheerleaders and stood to ap· p laud Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom. For Rosenbloom. the outpour- ing of support was what he called "the greatest reJuvena- tion I could receive." Less than 48 hours earlier the Ram ow.ner heard his team booed as it failed to score a point in a lackluster pre-season ex · hibition game. And less than 24 hours earlier. Rosenbloom fired the head foot- Ex·Vlkings'Llnehaeker Niguel Climber Plunges to Death By STEVE MITCHELL Of""' o.lly "'"" MMf Sheldon Moomaw Jr. or Laguna Niguel fell to his death late last month less than two miles from the top of the 24,580·foot Nosbag pe1k ln Afgbani.staQ's Himalayan range. Moomaw, who signed with the Minnesota Vikings professional football club in 1966, was an 11-year resident ot Orange Coun- ty, where he lived ln Corona del Mar and later, Laguna Niguel. Tbe body of the 34·year-0ld mountain climber was round by two Austrian climbers July 31. Moomaw left Orange County June as with several friends to attempt to climb the imposing Hhnafayan peak In Acabanlatan. Tbe colleae book s&resman or· ganiaed and led tbe seven. person expedJtJon up tbe aide or the mountain. Moomaw and friend , Kes Teter ot Evergreen, Colo.. re- portedly were too llred to make the flnal ascent, which was ac- compllahed by four others in the party In late July. Fellow clim~r Mark Goebel, who retumad tbls month from the exl>fditloo. said Moomaw and Teter may have ••raytd off course In their attempt to reach the top, and became dlsorlenled Teter la lnlsslne and believed dead. Moomaw. who recelv d his masters of arts desree In history from Cal State Full rton. toolt up mountain climbing nearly 10 years a~o and was a member of the Alpme Club or Canada and the American Alpine Club. as well as other climbing organiza· lions. He began climbing while a member of the Sierra Club. He played football at Cerritos (See FALL, Page AZ> Supermarket Strike Vote Called 1,ikely LOS ANGELES CAP> -A strike by 70,000 supermark~t clerks from Bakersfield to the- Mexlcan border was considered llkely today as union members cast ballots on whether to atccep\ the latest otter from lS major food chatn•. "Our Offer and the union's de· mands are still fer apart, so we cunnot be 01>Umlstk, .. Bob Voigt. a spokesman for the Food Employel'I Councll, said Mon· day. Leaders of th nine Southern CalJlorniu locals of tho Retail . Clerks Un.ion u.nnnJmously urged that the otter be rejected and that ronk·and·r\lt mambtrs uuthorize u strike Tb clerks' lus t walkout autn t Southern CulltQrnl1 (See STlllKE. Pa1e Z> ball coach he hired six months ago as his hand-picked selection lo guide ,his team to the Super Bowl. All that was behind the 75· year-old Rams owner though, as he beamed at the crowd that bad come to welcome his Rams two years before their scheduled ar- rival. "All of us -the coaches, the players. the entire organization -look forward to becoming part or your community.·· Rosenbloom said. "We just don't come and take. We put back. And ( think you'll like having us with you." he added. Rosenbloom mentioned that since it was announced last month the Rams are moving to Orange County. '200,000 worth of ticket reservations have been re- ceived at Ram headquarters, And if Los Angeles football fans are disenchanted with the Rams relocation. it has n't shown at the box office. Rosenbloom said there have <See RAMS, Page A.2) Cea s t Sunny throujh Wednes· day but some tow cloudi· ness late night through mid -morning . Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Wednesclay from 68 to 72 al beaches to 78 to 8S in· htnd. I • I A2 DAILY PILOT s Firing Site of King Not WASHJ ~CiTON <AP 1 A pathuloilti.t worktn& tor the Home ass1n0Uon1 committff lold th\; pant'l tod1y thut tht' bullet lluH kJlltd Marttn Luth r l\lna Jr could h.1v\' twt'n rirt'd from .i brw hy art'.i In ,1 roommtt hoUSt' )'11rd db Wt>ll Ul> rrom u ba\hroom window "' thf' ho ' ....... . ruedln 1l flndlnll a re not "Cla'I <' ntly prt't'I"' 1u tt lamanj\e e h\•t Mk . ... ... o Te.sfilg EvldcnteJulhen..'Cf when the ~lvll r\1h lt.••der w1u ._, ~ussinot~ Apnl 4. lf88 pointed to the bathroom window of \be rooming housl' a<'l'Oll th• atrfft from Kina·~ Mt•mphl•. Tt'nn .. moll'I ~ thl' pluct• whcrt.' the killer fir~ tht• !thol Witnesses told or 1u~~ln1 n mun ~ tM NUll'OQm *"" ryina 3 bundle lll'<.'ondw after the murder Thf' mun wus ldenllllf'd J:-J a m t'!' ti;arl Ruy. who ul rt nit * * * pleuded ,Wily to the slayina and then recanted. Some ~otracy theories that have arisen 1n the deca.4! aince the murcktr auf1eat th11~ shot 11ctu..UV was lred by aorneone other thun Ray frorn the brushy backyard of the roomlnf house. Buden, chier medtcal ex- emtner ot blew York City, said there was no medical examina- tion possible in 1968 and none to· du,y that could establish with certlllnty wh e re the s hot originated Ba den and two other forensic scientlsta employed by the com mtttee reviewed the a utopsy findings and ordered a v1.1riety of new chemical tests to trace the path of the bullet. Baden's associates were Dr. John J. Coe. chief medical eit· amlner of Dade County. Fla The bullet track in King's body "was entirely consistent :Ray Moved To Washington J>ETHOS. Tt·n11 t AP Walh "fu\ 11) armt>d gu1Ards loolung oe . Tt•nnl:'!>!>t't·'s bt•!>t -known f,\fi!l onN . .James Earl Ray . J;_urneyl'fore the House As· Fr.-Page A I R.AMS: •. , ~-~ been JUSt eight season ticket cance ll at i ons s inc e the transplant announcement Rosenbloom talked of coach George Allen's s urprise firing a day earlier He c.iUed the dumping of Al- len "one or the saddest d ays or my life,." "But al this time and at this place George Allen needs to be with a tellm whe rt-he does t•verything coach. general mlln1:1 ge and public relations. "We were doing those things ror ham and it was frustrating him I f<'lt it <t he frustration) m 1ght a ffect his h ealth." Rosl'nbloom said H troubled on the footb<i ll field <.i nd in 1 h e' coaches office. Rosenbloom was nothing if not a ht'rO of sorts to the luncheon <.'fOWd Though hastily. but well planned and backed by only four days or llckct selling effort. the \H·lcome Rams lunch was a sl'llout Outs1dt• th(' gaily decorated t•atm~ h<1ll. the Disneyland band ~reeled lunch goers Inside. it u.as the Oixacland band from Knott 's B<'rry Farm that enter- tained. The head tablt' was populated by Rams brciss. Ram players. backers who h<1d led the drive to brrn~ lht' Rams to Orungc• Coun ty and lht' city officials who had done the driving Dave Ullman TheSailnr To&at? Wh en you'rt' hot. you're hot. as thl•y say m sports Dave Ullman is hot in the s port of sailboat racing as he Just p_rov"d by winning the Olymp1<' Baltic Regatta in the 470 class of Tallinn. Estonia. Ullman's crew is Mary Griffith of Los Angeles One week prior to the pre- 01~ mpic regatta. Ullman. with Tom Linskey as crew. won the world championship in the 470 Class as Marstrand, Sweden. And one week before depart- ing for Sweden. Ullman with Jim Linskey as crew won the Lido-14 national cha mpionship at Huntington Lake. Another Ne wport B each sailor. Tom Blackaller was re- ported winning tbe Star Class in Estoniu at the conclusion or the thir6 r ace. The Finn Class was won by. Augus t l\\Hler, u Michigan University che mistry professor DAILY PILOT =.r=t.~~~;·r\::.:.::::;.::. C:...•1'11111•111• .. C:O-..,, S.-Nedlt-.,• -·-,......,., ... _ ,, .... , , .. C:O.•• MtM ... _, ....... ,...,......,_., ,,_ ... ._ ~.... ''"'"• s.Ha•f'blc-v., .. ., ~ ~~c:~i::r~·;:. ;:::.--'~~"!.~:.'...~.:. Dt ....... . _,._ ........................ _ -·· Ctorto't 111<• ..... •0.Mt""O._ .. ~ , __ ltJNr ~·"-........... 1 Mil ..... I ....... ,., ~ ..... ~Mil ..... :=-.: ..... Off tee• sassanations Committee. Ray, serving a 99-year sen- tence for the slaying of Or. Mart in Luther King Jr., 1s scheduled to testify before the comm itlet> Wednesday The committee js investigal· ing a llegations that the clvH rights leader may bave been the target of a conspiruca' or may have been ~Uled by someone ' r t1u1d ftat. ~ recant~ his confession lo the murder shortly after pleading guilty in 1969. Ray began the trip Monday in a s t a te Highway P a trol helicopter, which took him to Knoxville's McGhee Tyson Airport. where the 50-year-old prisoner was escorted aboard a chartered plane for Washington. Steve Rogers, a photographer from the Oak Ridger news paper, said the helicopter settled on the baseball fleld outside the prison compound at 3:30 pm. Shotgun-toting guards lined the road leading to the institu- tion and three m en carrying rifles stood on a hill beside the fortress-like facility, from which Ray escaped for more than S4 hours last year Rogers watchdl the transfer through a telephoto camera lens. Prison warden Stonney Lane and two guards drove down from the main buildl1'& and five m en . three or whom appeared lo be federal m llrshals, came out of the heliropter . Lane signed a r eceipt. took it back and Ray. stooping slightly to avoid the spinning rotor blades. boa rded. Asked whether he knew where they were headed next. Lane said. "No. they just picked him up in the big whirly bird in the sky." F,....PafieAI GRID DER. • complete. •'They were a very , very close-knit family and a lot of their activities pivoted around Doug," Fountain Valley High School Activities Director Bob Ferguson said ~ay. "He was such a good student. And so handsome,'· HunUngton Beach ·Union High School Dis- trict Trustee Zita Wess a said. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, had a 3.8 grade average, according to Ferguson. He won a full scholars hip to Arizona Stale. Fe rguson said Thompson was interested in the field or business but neither boy was committed to a particular scholastic major yet. "Just getting their feet wet in something new," he remarked. ··Doug was one of those kids who would have been a success at anything he chose and or course Willie is having some guilt feelings." A tragic footnote lo the acct· de nt was revealed t oday by family friends , with whom Doug Thompson had dinner the night before his death. A breakdown in com munica- tions resulted in failure to get a d eath notification m essage through to the Thompson fa mily via proper channels. His mother. bearing sketchy r adio reports or an accident while out. shopping, nervously telephoned authorities knowing Doug and Willie were going that way. S h e l earned tbe wors t . firsthand. 'Tl' and E'riend(s) The boys down at the ~ewport Pier bait sh ack found this oddity of nuture -a two-headed .b<Jby s hark whe n they gutted the m other blUl' shark tttey caught Sunday. T J and Bri;rn. the intrepid fis hcrml!n. said tht!y found nine little sh<Jrks inside the mother blut!. F,....P~AJ STRIKE LOOMS .•. markets was in 1969 and lasted 19 days . • • "We expect some 'inconven- iences and some empty spots on the shelve8" as the result of fl strike, Voigt said. "But no one is going to go hungry." The 15 supermarket chains in- volved .are Albertsons. Alpha Bela. Arden-Mayfair . Boys, Certified Grocers. Hugh.es, A. M . Lewis. Lucky Stores . M a rke t Basket, R a lphs. Safeway, Smiths Food King. Stater Bros., Thrifti Mart and Vons. Many independent stores who se workers are not re presented by the clerks union would be unaffected. In preparation for a walkout. Voigt said, the stores have hired more than 10,000 persons on a continiJency basis, with the jobs to begm as soon as a slTike is called. Voigt said. Talks between \be employers and the clerks broke off Sunday morning, after the union fl atly rejected the companies· final of- f er and gave a required 48-hour strike notice. The notiCi! begins when the contract expires at midnight Wednesday. "A strike could begin anytime Comainnwnt Of Fire Near CAZAOERO <AP> -A six- day-old fire that charred 11,000 acres or valuable timber and destrpyed 3S homes was 95 per- cent .contained today, a state Division or Forestry spokesman said. Spokesman Richard Scbell said that fire lines were holding and only a few •'bot spots" re- mained. The blaze began Wednesday, reportedly triggered by a spark from a lawn mower. It blackened an estimated 74 million boord reet of pine and oak, worth $13 million. " a fte r 12 ·01 a m . Saturday," Voigt said. Aver age wage for Southe-m Californi11 clerks is $6 92, and t he e mployers· l<.1 l est offe r would raise pay by 50 cents in t he first year and 45 cents in second and third years . The union was seeking hikes t.h al wo u Id give Southe rn Ca l ifornia n s parity with Northern California c lerks. whose average wage is $7 .92. The strike threat comes while four m ajor San Rrancisco Bay Area market chains -Safeway. Lucky, Alpha Beta and Ralphs -grapple d with Te a mst er wa rehousemen to resolve a strike lockout that has slowed the now or foodstuffs from s upply centers to ttie m arkets. The lockout 1.Vas triggered by a wildcat walkout by Teamsters last month at warehouses in Richmond. Fremont. San Lean- dro. Sacramento. Vacaville and Milpitas Some of the stores' sympathiz- ing clerks. bll\Chers and bakers wer e refusing to c r oss the Teamster picket lines. and the strike-lockout was threatening to s pread as fa r south as Fres- no. NatntyBaek? Issue May M~ &dlot Determined with either _position" tbe as· saasin may have used. 9aden testlrted. Baden told reporters later that other evidence in the hands or the committee. includina eyewil· ness accounts. may establish the firing site more precisely. He declined to elaborate. and the committee and its staff re· fused to discuss other findings until they are presented in the hearings. Strikers Disrupt MeIDphis MEMPHIS. Tenn <API With rifle-toting National Guardsmeo escorting fire trucks • and sheriff's deputies answering police cans. labor leade r s wu rned that Memphis' latest round of labor strife cotfld dis· rupt the reopening of public schools Thursday. Th irty-nine persons. mos tly striking policemen, were arrest· ed for violating a dusk-to.dawn curfew Monday imposed to lessen effects or the dual strikes by police and fireOghlers for higher wages. The wildcat firefighters· strike erupted Monday morning. The police strike was in its fifth day. Crime was reported down in the metropolitan area or 800.000. and fire officials said there was little s ign or the widespread arson that marked a fire men's strike five weeks a&o. The strikes and the .eurfew, which permits only law enforce· m ent and emergency services personnel on1the s treets between 8 p m . and 6 a m .. came as thousands of people converged on the city for lhe first an· niversary Wednesday of the death of singer Elvis Presley. <Related photo. A-41 Most of the 18 fire runs made Monday by fire de pa rtment supervisors and non -striking m embers of the International Association of Firefighters were described as minor. During a normal weekday. Merflphis re- cords a n average 66 rires between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m . Guardsmen accbmpanied the fi r efigbters a nd stood watch over fire houses and police pre- cinct stations. FroaP~AJ WELFARE. • that the bo" was being main- tained by Mrs. Patton a nd lhi.it checks sent to that address were being cashed by her. The arrest of Mrs. Patton and the alleged confession of Mrs Walker has sparked an all·oul investigation of the welfa re de· p a rtment by the district l:I\· torney's office. The department employs a bout 500 e ligibility workers who inter view we lfare a ppli - cants and decide if they can be given financial aid. The welfare department is· sues a bout S4 million in checks each month t o <1bout 17.000 welfare families. Vance Secluded WASHINGTON <A P ) S('creta ry of State Cyrus R Vance and his top aides are scheduled at a country retreat m Virginia. working on plans ror next month's Mideast summit confe rence at Camp David. Md T}\e new studies were not ex· ipected to cballenae lhe basic conclusion lhat Kine died less than 11n hour a(ter a bullet severed ht!> spine and three ma- JOT blood vessels. But who fired the bullet · r~ m uaned a matter of controversy aftt.'r the committee's hr&l sesslol\ Monday at the start of a week of pubhc ht-arings on the · case. Bomb Blast Hit.s ,Vtility BERKELEY <AP1 - The terron st New World Liberation Front claimed rtts pon::;1b1l1ty for a Molotov cO<'kta1l bombing early today that scorched "n outside w a ll a t a P acific Gas & Electric Co office one blo~k from the Berkeley police station. Richard Berger. depart- ment press officer. said the explosion at 3:23 a.m. J lso charred shrubbery next to tht-south wall of tht' building. but t he r tt were no serious dam ages or injuries. l?,....PageAJ FALL ••• Junior College. UC Berkeley. an<1 11nauy. the uni vers1ty or Tulsa. where he received d bachelor or arts degree in bis-tory in 1968. The defensive linebacker was s\gned with the Minnesota Vi- kings arter collegt.' where bt p\a yed linebacker and later joined the Canadian Football Leogue and then the Continental Football League . He climbed extensively in the Sier ra range, Mt. Rainier in Washington , t h e Canad ian Rockies. and mountain ranges in South America. He coached soccer for the American Youth Soccer League m Laguna Niguel for four years. turning out championship team!> l·very year. He is survived by his wilt•. Ton•. of the Laguna Niguel horn('. and children Kelly. 12. - and Don. 11. His widow said there would be no memorial services. Thorpe Off On Vacation GENEVA <APl -J erem v Thorpe. former leader of Brt· tain'i; Liberal Party. is getting away from his legal troubles with u prlv<d e vis it to Switzerland. A spokesman for the Britis h Mission said Thorpe, 49. and his wire. Marlon. arrived he re M o n d ,, y <• n d w o u I d s tay through today before moving to ot h er t o ur1 i;t s p o t s in Switzerland Thorpe and three others were charged 11 duys ago with consp1rin~ to murder rormer male model Norman Scott Thorpe resigned the Liberal leadership in M11y 1976 after Scott alleged that he had had a homosexual relationship with him m the early 1960s and was betnf! persecuted for it HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THlS SPECtAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS A se>ee••I b:end 01 Inly clleeae rolle<l •n cno•ce out meata 100 too!Mld wtlll e clleny . . CHEESE LOGS Smoked Ch4d014'Cll .... ~ Wltl'I selee t nur meere: a oe11g1111u1 aoack, 2 f~r $5::.i9ea. 0..DMt" HOWOI ..,,Slrwl ~"'""" , ... _...,.,~ "==~.C" Otn..---• ll•lloy U'°' La ... ,,.._, ...... 0 .... ~.,.,...,, T~f\9(11•)~ SAN DIEGO <AP> -Supporters suy tbfy have enough stgnatures on pclitlona to force a public vote again that mlfibt restore nudism ut Black's Beach. W1tctt the Jeny Lewi• Tetethon ubOr Day Weekend. From July 24 thru S4tpt. 4. tor vver y CHEESE BALL or CHEESE LOG eold. Hlck<>fY Farms of OttloA wtll contribute 20• to the Muecular Dystrophy Cl ......... Actw ....... I0•7' --VtllfY'-Ollico tst.att .._ .... a.---..-,_...,..°' ..... ~~ ... .... 1l20 The petitions carry ulmost 45-,000 al1nutures or 7 ,000 more than required, 1ay supporters . It )\'.Ould be up to tbe City COuncU to order the is· sue back on the November aeneral election ballot or authorlzeaspeclalelectlonnextyeur. ' Black's Beach ln ta Jollo was the nuUon's onlY municipal beach without the need for awlmsuita unth the .. wi.msuit optional .. d lpaUon wu voted ou1 last. yeur durtnt the primary el~tlon. \ MAll•'S ft&.A4tl ,~....., ....,.,........., ......... 'llOC'"''°" Of ONIO . FASHION ISLAND ...................... .......,,.,w,.,. ........ J 17 I ' Orange Coast EDITION Today's Closl•I N.Y. Steeb I , VOL 11, NO. tt7, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1978 C TEN CENTS j 1 10 Dailg Crowd: Elvis 'Alive Forever': IWITOlt'S NOT~ -T~ pobcti and firnwn'11t"kt1 art1 npteCt'd to c.U Uw """9bn o/ tli.fttor1 al Elw flr('tlq'1 "'°'' WtdMadow on tlw Jtrat a~ o/ Ml *°11t. cfOWdl 11.u con bt tzpttlfd Tlw~ urt thnt ohoa••· AP ,...,ortna Onft&I MOfttQOfMf'W and JnT'J/ Graw recorded tht•t imPRuiou of Cl tflPlcol do• al tlw tdatt IUlMPHIS. Tenn. tAPl -~man 1tandJn1 at tht> wrou•ht· iron 1atea rubbmt a ri"ht arm swoU~n by hundred.a of hand1hakes is Vesttt ~le)', Elvu' S3-year-0ld uncle. Inside stands Dtck Grob. once chief of sttwity for the late sinter. now ln charae ol security for Elvis' 13 \.\-acre estate, Graceland. Vl1t1Elt PaESl...EY AND GROB are two amona many at Graceland wbo remem~r ''the KJ.na." The visitor1 come not just O.llr ,. ... S'-ff "-t RAM OWNER IS All SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A' Carroll Rosenbloom (left) Wtth Supervisor Clark · Rams Fans Welcome f Club at Luncheon ( "' t By GARV GRANVILLE oe .. o.11y ""' "'44 Though the Los Angeles Rams I won't be moving to Anaheim Stadium until 1980, more than 1,500 fans Hocked to a $10-a· ~ ticket welcoming lunch at the l Anaheim Convention Center Monday. t There they ate shrimp cocktail , served in miniature plastic foot· I ball h e lme ts. ogled R am ~ cheerleaders and stood to ap- ~ pla ud Ram owner Carroll t Rosenbloom. l For Rosenbloom, the' outpour- ing of support was what he called "the greatest rejuvena-t lion I could receive." ~ Less than '8 hours earlier the t Ram owner beard his team l booed ash failed to score a point l in a lackluster pr~season es· t b.lbltloo pme. And less than 2' hours earlier, f Rosenbloom fired the bead foot· 1 ball coach be hired aix months · a10 as bla band-plckect aelectioa t to guide bis team to the Super f Bowl. f All that was beb1nd the 75- l 'PARTf' RACE PROFILED TODAY ( lt's a ra~e. but mostly it's a ' partl. . It 1 the Cllamparne Sorlee. Au1U1t'1 anawer to June'• an- nual 8et1' Can Re1a\la at tbe Balboa YaCbt Club. Slalp1 uU Tllturld•Y. but n•dert lilt • llltklP•torr look to'a,oo Jt.,.AI year-old Rams owner though, as he beamed at the crowd that had come to welcome his Rams two years before their scheduled ar- rival. .. All of us -the coaches. the players, the entire organization -look forward to becoming part of your community," Rosenbloom said. "We just don't come and take. We put back. And I think you'll like having us with you,.. he added. Rosenbloom m entioned that since it was announce d last month the Rams are moving to Orange County, $200,000 worth or ticket reservations have been re. ceived at Ram headquarters. And if Los Angeles football fans are disenchanted with the Ra ms relocation. it basn'l shown at the box office. Rosenbloom said there have been just eisht season ticket cancellations since the transplant announcement. Rosenbloom talked of coach George Allen's surprise firing a day earlier. Be called the dumping of Al· len "ooe of the saddest days of my Ufe." "But at this Ume and at this place George Allen needs to be with a team where be doea everything -coach, general manaae and public relations . "We were doing those tbinp for him and it wH rrustraunc him. I felt It (the frustration> mlsbt affect his hea lth." llosenblooJD aaid. U troubled on the football field and tn tbt coacbt1 office, (!Jet LUl8. .... Al> on this first anniversary of Elvis' death at 42 on Aue. 16. 1977, but daily. They wait in lines three and four abreast that wind a ball· mile down Elvis Presley Boulevard. <Related photo. AS> Some Just stand listlessly in the relentless southern sun. Others read or add to graffiti on the brick wall at the front of the estate. Among the scrawls: "Elvis you'll be alive in my heart forever." The pUgrtms come from as near as Misslssippi and Missouri. as far as Hong Kong and Holland. They trudge to the memory garden behind the white-columned house to see the graves of Elvis and his mother. Gladys Love Presley, who died In 1958. "IT'S KJND OF FUNNY THOUGH," said Vester. "People walk up to the grave and say he's not really buried. Some or them are really odd. Some of the fans that may be a lltUe sick, young boys mostly, come dressed up like Elvis. You really aot more women coming." Some visitors recognize Grob from his days traveling with Elvis. They shake hi.s hand. express grief or sympathy. "It's like reliving Aug. 16 over and over a1aln two or three times a day," Grob said. "It helps them but it tries us." For Vester, the sheer volume of visitors is trying. On one re- cent day he turned away a black-suited man who arrived 10 minutes after the ' p.m. closing Ume but said be'd come 4,000 miles. TURNING BA.CK TO A VISITO& ln the brick blockhouse, Vester said. "I'm having hell to keep people from running in on me. It's going to take us untll 6 to aet them all out of here. I bate to (See ELVIS 'ALIVE,' Pate AU Mesa Freeway Pushed County to Dem~nd Impact Report Orange County Transportation com missioners said Monday they may try to force preparation of an environmental impact report < EIR) before CalTrans writes off the Costa Mesa Freeway. Thomas Jenkins, the com· mission's executive director. said -he already has included funds for the EIR along with improve- me nts to Newport Boulevard Facts Asked In.Mesa Annexation By MICHAEL PASKEVICH OI tlle o.llr PINC Shift Costa Mesa City Council mem- ber s said Monday they want more financiaJ facts before they consider the annexation of seven pockets of county territory locat· ed on the city's east side. However. a group of east side homeowners involved in a dis· pute over county plans to put a hom e for mentally retarded adults in one of the pockets said they a lready plan to initiate their own annexation proceedings. ings. Mayor Ed McFarland said the dispute over the home for re- tarded adults is not an issue to be considered by the city coun- cil. And although each homeowner who attended the council study session at city hall appeared eager to come under Costa Mesa control, McFarland noted that the homeowners had fought an- nexation before Proposition 13 wiped out the city's tax rate. Mc Farland estimated that homeowners saved at least Sl per $100 assessed calculation by staying out of the city in the past. <Route 55) in a proposed list of local projects for the next three years. In addition. commissioners said they might list building of the freeway itself along with some S300 million worth of highway im· provement.s on the county'sshort· term transportation plan. But commissioners expressed little hope the $300 million worth of projects would receive state funding in the near future. "It appears we got more than we bargained for," said Costa Mesa Traffic Engineer Bruce Mattern. who. along with Mayor Ed McFarland, appeared before the commission to solicit support for the city's effort to block state plans to rescind the freeway ex- tension. "I've got reason to .believe we've got a delaying action go- ing." Mattern told city council members Monday afternoon following the county transporta- tion commission meeting. By listing the Costa Mesa Frttway and the EIR in the com- mission's transportation plan. it would force CaJTrans to debate <See IMPACT, Page A2) Wa.st Cops Seek Rape Suspect A nationwide a ll-points bulletin was issued today by Seal Beach police in the seareb for a truck driver they allege kidnapped two 12-year-old girls eight days ago and raped one of tbem. · Orange County District Al· torney'1 Offlee authorities have iasued an arrest warrant cbarg. inl Al Salcido. 34, with kidnap. forcible rape and child molesta· tion. The arrest warrant carries $100.000 bail, police said today. Salcido is claimed to be the man who abducted the two Long 8eacb youngsters as they walked over the Anaheim Bay bridge near Surfside Colony al gunpoint. The girls had spent the after· noon of Aug. 7 at Bolsa Chica State Beach and when a family rriend failed to pick them up on schedule. they began walking to bis Seal Beach home. City Manager Fred Sorsabal told the citizens that. if the city initiated an annexation request to the Local Agency Formation Commission <LAFC>. it could take six months and would not ser ve as a "stop gap" to con- cerns about the planned facility for mentally retarded adults. TJ' and Friend(•} Police De t ective Keith Duckworth says after inter- rog ating the tra umatized youngsters ·-one was slapped around by her kidnapper -in- vestigators are satisfied they weren't hitchhiking. Council members said they should hold back on the possible annexation of east side county pockets until the LAFC renders a deci~ion on the city's current request to annex about 70 acres of county territory near Canyon Drive and the Santa Ana River on the city's west side. Because Proposition 13 has cut property tax revenues. city of· (See COUNCIL. Page A2) Along Came ASpitkr ••. Valerie Dee Covell told Costa Mesa police a large black spider was about to sit down beside her and that's what caued her to crash Into the rear of another C?ar Monday after- noon. Ma. Covell. 1654 Iowa St.. Costa Mesa, sald she was drivtna down Harbor Boulevard near Bay Street when the spider suddenly dropped out ot the b.adlin· lng of her car. She was distracted momentarlly, 1be ex· plained to traffic officers who •ald the woman sul· fered a bump on her bead ln the eollisioo wtth the car driven b1 an Anaheim man. Tbe fate ot tbe aJlider iJ unknown, Police 1ald. .. , The boys down at the ~ewport Pier bait shack found this oddity of nature --a two-headed baby shark -- when they gutted the mother blue shark they c<.1ught Sunday. T J and Brian. the intrepid fishermen. said they found nine little sha rks inside the mother blue. Supermarket Clerk Walkout Looming LOS ANGELES <AP> -A strike by 70,000 s upermarket clerks from Bakersfield to the Mexican border was considered likely today as union members cast baJlots on whether lo accept the latest offer from 15 major food chains. "Our offer and the union's de. mancb are still far apart. so we cannot be optimisti~l.. Bob Voigt, a spolteaman for me Food Employers Council, said Mon· day. Leaders of the nine Southern California locals of the Retail Clerks Union unanimously ur1ed that the offer be rejected and that rank-and·flle members authorize a strike. The clerks• last walkout against Southern CalUorn'a markets was in 1.989 and lasted 19 day1, I "We expect some lrlconven· lences and aome empty spots on the shelves" as the result ol 1 strlke1 VotMt said. "But no one la 1Pln' to gonunll'Y." The u supermarket chainl In· volved ve Albertaona. Alpha Beta. Ardt n·Mavfa1r. Bo11, Certified Grocers. Hu1he1, . A. M . Lewla, LodtJ Stores, M•fk t Bultet R•l_pba, Safeway, Smithe Food Kt"', Stater 8l'OI., Thriru Mart and . ' Vons. Many Independent stores whose workers are not represented by the clerks union would be unaffected. 1n preparation for a walkout, Voigt said, the stores have hired more than 10,000 persons on a conlinJency basis, wttb the Jobs to begm as soon as a s~e is called, Voigt said. Stabber Gets 90-dayTenn A JonlanlaQ hnmtarant has been aelltenced to 90 days In Oran1e Coonty Jail after plead· lnl no contelt to char1es that be stabbed a ~ who ejected him from a Cotta Mesa n1abtclub. Su~ Cowt Ju.dae James 0. Peru found AmJad Nlmer Oarwllb, at, ol 34120tb St., Colta Mesa, '1likY of cbrlel ol usauJt with a deadlY weapon. He Im· posed the Jail term and plHed hlm on threeyean probation. Darwtlb Wu erretttd Jan. 'l outtlde tbe Cbalon Club, 725 · Baker 8l. after. Donald Richard HoUandw•atebbed. They said the abductor's car was parked at the ed ge of Pacific Coast Highway and be was standing beside it when they approached. The national teletype in the search for Salcido was issued because of what police say is a previous arrest record and his mobility as a long-haul trucker. Detectives say he has no permanent address and list him as a transient. Coast Wea•ller Sunoy tbJ!ougb Wednes- day but some low cloudi· ness late night through mid -morning . Lows roniaht 6Z to 66. Hi1hs Wednesday fr9m 68 to 72 at beaches to 78 to 85 in· land. \ • ( , ( J • ct I 8 a Gold Up; ·Dollar On Skids LONDON !AP> -"fl was u hiccup. nothing more." said one London foreign exchange dealer thl1 afternoon a1 the dollar's generul decline on world money nwrkets took u breuther and the 1unae ln aold prices cooled. After one of tt& wont days in rt>cf.'nt memory on Monday, the U S currency began the day to- du y by plummeting lo record • lows uguinst the Japanese yen, Swiss franc and West German murk. Swiss and German dealers re- ferred lo morrung trading as "hysterical" with cra&y fluctua- tions in the dollar's value. and the Brlliah Broadcasting Corp. led off noon-hour radio newscasts with the pound sterling gaining more than two cents to climb above the$2 level for the first lime s ince MarchS.1976. ., ........... THESE POPES LED THE CATHOLIC CHURCH THROUGH THE 20TH CENTURY From Left. Paul VI. John X.Xlll, Plue XU and Plu1 XI Pope Inmate of Lux11ry Personal Freedom Lost by All Pomiffs s ucceed Pope Paul will Im· m ediately lose most of his personal freedom. C hurch and of the 108-acre Vatican city-st::ite. with their constant demands on his time. He also will be subject to the limitations of special security. Royal Fa111ilg Portraif But a reaction set in by after- noon -mostly profit-taking. dealers said -and the dollar ~cra mbled back to respectable lt>vels Gold prices eased as the dollar staged its recovery. Gold closed unchanged in Zurich at $213.625 a Troy ounce after soaring earUer in the day to a r ecord $216.125. In London. the price declined lo $213.00 from $214.625 at Monday's ·close and $216 earlier in the day. VATICAN CITY IAPl -Pope Paul VI worked from dawn until after midnight !>~ven days a week. and Pope John XXI 11 agreed with his brother that the pope was a "prisoner of lux· ury ." Likl• his predecessors 1n mode rn lime~. the m an tht· Collcgi: of Curdinals elects to He will get a 15th century pa lace filled with priceless an· tiques and art works. a staff or thronebearers. chauffeurs. cooks and secretaries, and a private army. the Swiss guards. pledged tosacrifice their lives for him. Popes live on the top floor of the Vatican Palace. adjoining St . Peter's Basilica. with three windows looking out on the vast square from the papal apart- ment. Bntam's l'nn rt·s~ Anni· and ht•r hus band. C:.ipt.. Mar~ Phillip:-,, sit by tht• Jake at G:.itcombe P:.i rk. the princes~ ho ml.' in Gloucesters hire. with their infant son. Peter. Tht' pr1nrt>ss l'<'lebrates her 28th birthday today. I',.... Page Al COUNCIL ••. For this h e takes on the burdens of the Roman Catholic There are 1.400 halls. rooms. galle ries and chapels in the palace. but the pope's apart- ment contains only six. He also uses a private chapel and a room set aside for television. Judge Rejects Bid By Bo van Defense Largely because of the dollar's decline, gold prices have skyrocketed from about $169.SO at the start of the year and $184 a month ago. ficials are uncertain whether revenues will balance with added costs of providing police. fire and other city services lo the area. area. "R·l <single -family homesl doesn 'l pciy ror itself." noted Bob Oman. city fin ance director. In his 15-year pontificate, Paul varied his schedule only when strtcken with bouts of painful arthrosis, which made walking difficult. He usually got up at 6 or 6:30 a .m . awakened by a battered alarm clock by his bed . and often did not tum in until 1 :30 or 2a.m. By TOM BARLEY OI \tie O.lly l"lltlt Si.ti A move by the defense to h<tve the d1stnct attorney's office rt-· moved from the tnal of seven de fe ndants acc used of the murder of Stephen John Bovan of Fountain Valley was denied Mon d ay in Ora nge County Superior Court. .Judge Robert P. Kneeland re 1ected the arl!umcnl that the ills· trict a llorney's prosecution represents conrtict of interest s ince several deputy district at· torneys will be c:Jlled as wit- nesses for the prosecution when the trial begins. Judge Kneeland !>aid he saw no conflict of interest in such a situation and refused to ask the statt• Attornt•y General's Orfic<: to take over the pro!>ccution of -the accused seven. Ch a rges against the !>t'ven stem from the killing la!>l Oct 22 of Bovan. 36. who was shot to dl•ath outsldl' a Newport Beach restaurant ; l"rota Page AJ IMPACT ••• the project's merits before the California Transportation Com- mission. "That puts pressure on the de- partment (CalTrans) and the Califom1a Transportation Com- mission to respond." said the county's Jenkins He said CalTrans officials h::ive mentioned no reason for not com- pleting the freeway other than "a lack oUunds " H e complained that no ;.iltcrnat1ve~ have been presented 1hat would meet future Costa Mesa area traffic volumes That's also what concerns city of· ric1als. Clayton Parker , the com - mission's counsel. said he ques- tions whether CalTrans can now move to delete a freeway route from state plans without first pre· paring an ElR. Mayor McFarland said the city would be in a poor position to argue against deleting the ex- Lension without the data an EIR wou Id contain. CalTrans officials. at the direc· lion of st ate Tr ansportation Director Adriana Glanturco. have proposed deleting the freeway from Bay Street to a link with Newport Beach city limits. I OAAMOC COAST c DAILY PILOT ll-111-__ ..... ,,__ JK-111 c.tof "" .... ~, ... a.-.. .-- ~·~ •.i• .. ,_,,.__.. ................. Cll-M·..... 1111<-~ fM" """'•"I '°""MQIMl•IQf\ Three Huntington Beach men who allegedly were imported from the Eusl Coast to eliminate Bovan have been granted CJ separate trial. Jerry Peter Fiori , 41 . Judge Kneeland's courtroom. The remaining four defendants will be tried Jan. 9, again before Judge Kneeland. It is alleged that the contract was autnonzed wnen Bovan and two companions kidnapped Canadian born Alexander Kulik, 28. who is identified as a prin- cipal in the operations of Raymond Steven Resco. 28, and Anthony " Little Tony" Marone Jr .. 23. will go on trial Oct. 30 in Prasadam Distributing Inc. and also stands accused of the Bovan killing. It is alleged that the murder of Bovan brought into focus a multi-million dollar drug sm"!i· gling ring which concealed its revenues jn the assets o~ out- wardly respectable bus iness concerns in Orange County. Judge Kneeland refused dur· ing pretrial action Monday to al- low Fiori and Kulik's wife. co- defendant Elsie Caban Kulik, 29, to plead guilty to lesser charges. Defense lawyers unsuccessful- ly argued that the district at- torney's office once agreed to al- low both defendants to plead guilty to lesser charges than ~hat of first degree murder. They complained to Judge Kneeland that the district at· torney backed out of the agree· ment because the other five de· fendants refused to participate in plea bargaining negotiations. LegalActwn Fi/,ed A.gaimt Rams' Move A man who claims that the Los Angeles Rams' move to Orange County in 1980 will cost local taxpayers more than $33 million took legal action Monday to block the deal between the ci- ty of Anaheim and the football club. Douglas E. Patty claims in his Superior Court lawsuit that the city will receive less than the fair market value when it begins to lease Anaheim Stadium to the Rams. Citing an "illegal and im· proper use of ta~ f~nds". Pat~y conde mns the city s action m giving the Rams exclusive use of the stadium in preference lo other teams and criticizes the decision to provide executive box suites for use by city and stadium officials. Pally aHeges the agreement between the Rams and the city includes a 60-year lease of the stadium and a trainine facility. He sttAtes the city is to receive 7 .s percent of the gross ad· mission take. SO percent of con· cessionaire revenues and 50 per- cent or parking income. * * * F....,P.,,eAI RAMS ••• Much of the county canyon ;.irca as undeveloped and there is a greater need for city zoning control here than on t he already establi s h t>d eas t s id e. McFarland said The seven e;.ist side county pockets ar c scattered. Four front on Santa Ana Avenue between 20th Street and Del Mar Avenue. Three others are located near Tustin Avenue between 20th and Monte Vista Avenue. The parcel at the center of the controversy over the counly- approved plan to put 36 mentally r eta rded adults in a 12-unat upci rtment complex is at 362 E. 20th Street. TONIGHT OCC LECTURE -"People. Places ;.ind E vt'nts in Your Life" -Auditorium. 7:30 pm. Admission free. OCC LECTURE - ··Psychokinesis on Living Organisms" -Fine Arts 119. 7:30 p.m. Admission free. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16 THEATER PRODUCTION - "Once Upon A Mattress" - Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse. Community Recreation Center. West End of Orange County Fairg rounds. 8:30 p.m . Ad · mission SJ.SO His d ay was spent holding au- diences. conferring with officials of the church and poring through m o unta ins of paperwork churne d out by the Vatican bureaucracy for his signature . Pope Paul and Pope John ate with only their closest aides. and usually in the papal apartment. Wastline OK Of Bay View UaseDue? Dean Stubblefield. represent· .Sex CL-..-.lllW'e ing c 1t1 2ens o pposing lh l' , ...... -e~ Trustees of the Coast Com- transfer of the home from Sant;,i munity College District Wednes- Anu. said the homeowners plan Bi.ll K;lled ., day are expected to ratify a five-to pct1t1on the LAFC for annexCJ· year contract lo lease Bay View lion Lo the city School in Santa Ana Heights. Sorsubul suid Cost:.i Mes:.i By C •tt The school would be leased for would still have to agree to let 011UIU ee $82.000 per year for use as the county pocket into the city classroom space for Coastline Councilman Dom Raciti lent SACRAMENTO IA P I -The Community College. It is owned support to lh~ homeown~rs bid lO Assembly Health Committee has but no longer used by the join the c ity, c la iming the decided it is appropriate for the Newport-Mesa Unified School residents would be better and s tate to pay for sex-change District. t• more efficiently served by Costa operations on the needy· Some controversy arose when Mesapoliceandfireservice. It did so in killing SB 2200, by the lease was first discussed.by The county pockets currently Sen. Paul Carpenter. D-Cypress. trustees. with some faculty are served by county firemen on a 2·5 vote Monday· members from other district col· operating out of a fire station at The bill would hitve prohibited leges protesting Proposition 13· the Orange County Airport. 'I'he Medi-Cal payment for sex· inspjred budget cuts while county Sheriff's De partment change operations. It was in· trustees were investing a large provides police protection. troduced after a state appeitls sum to lease the school. Costa Mesa nremen respond if court ruled that state law re· However, district trustees have there is a county call for mutual quired Medi·Cal payment ror a asserted that the building would aid. city Fire Chief John Marshall sex-change operation that a doc· be cost-effective. It would re- said. tor determined was medically porte d I y r e p I ace s ome "I don't think these little col· necessary. c lassrooms currently being ored dots on a map !designating Carpenter called such opera· leased from Corona del Mar High Dave Vllman The Sailor To Beat? the county pockets! are enough tions .. c·ll'cl1vt• co!-ml•tic ~ur-School and other locations in the Rosenbloom was nothing if not a to make a decision." said Coun-gl'ry " and a v. astc of taxpayer!>· Upper Bay area. hero of sorts to the luncheon cilwoman Norma Hertzog. money. In addition. trustees Wednes· crowd. She joined McFarland in re-But opponents !1:.tid courts in day will discuss the possibility or Though hastily, but we ll questing a financial report on C<.1 liforma and elsewhere havt' subleasin~ the facilities when pl anned and backed by only four the pros and cons of annexing ruled that if the operation is nol in use to Temple Bat Yabm duys of ticket selling effort. the the county pockets. But the city deemed medically necessary for a nd possibly some other or- welcomP. Ra ms lunch was a still plans to wail until the LAFC poor persons -if a doctor thinks ganizations. a spokesman said. sellout. issues a decision on the city's the patient may commit suicide The meeting will begin at 8 When you're hot, you're hot, as they say in sports. Outside the gaily decorated annex request for the west side if denied s urgery -funding p. m. at district headquarters, · t d t be ·'"'ded 1370 Adams Ave., Costa Mesa. eatingh~.~rnmeylandband~c~o:u:n:~~~:a:n~·--------~m=us~~p~ro=v=•=·----------------- Dave Ullman is hot in the sport of sailboat racing as he just prove d by winning the Olympic Baltic Regatta in thP 470 class of Tallinn, Es tonia. Ullman's crew is Mary Griffith of Los Angeles. One week prior to the pre· Olympic regatta, Ullman. with Tom Linskey bs crew. won the world championship ln the 470 Class as Marstrand. Sweden. And one week before depart ing for Sweden, Ullman w;th Jim Linskey as crew w_on l~e Lido· 14 national champ1onstup at Huntington Lake. Another Newport Beach sailor. Tom Blackaller was re- ported wtnning the Star Class ln Es tonia at the conclusion of the third race. 'I'he Finn Class was won by August Mill er , a Michigan Univeralt.y chemlltry professor. greeted lunch goers. Inside. it was the Dixieland ba nd from Knoll's Berry Farm that enter· titlned. The head table was populated by Rams brass, Ram players. bitckers wbo had led the drive to bring the Rams to Orange Coun- ty and the city officials who had done the driving. Radio Stilled SEOUL, South Korea <APl -south Korea sW1ed its radio prop- a g and a war against North Korea's Communist government for 24 hours today on the third anniversary of their liberation from Japanese colonial rule, but North Korea'• Radio Pyonoang kept up its daily attack:a on President Park Chung Hee and . bis government. p,....p.,_eAJ EL VIS· 'ALIVE' ••• do that but they never atop comln~. We'd be here around ,the cloc:~. I tell you. when t get a break, 1 m reat{y lo go home c'use \t s rousb here." d .. h aid "" • d y .ve "We a.re runnlng around 10,000 • ay, ea . xea-.er a ... hod u 000 people and we turned $,000 more away." on,.,, a Palm Sprtn••· Fla. I p0Ucernan befoH he joined Elvl.t lJl u~ST. estlmated mor• t.ban 500,000 have vlaited the manak>n aillce tt. waa opened to the publtc lest November. He and VetW' bOtb 1ald the crowdt bave bHn aenerally ordetly. BtJT G&OB NOT'&D TJIAT SBVE&AL wekl *IO M>meone t1'led to st.eal tome Pffll•J eoatWD• from ~ ... ~t&nd ~bU-'"T'biey weren't pro1ec\lted _.._.. we """'"''t wan to pu ~ it .. · And Vester aaJd: "Tb• b\Uesl problem 1.1 lbel' are llttertn1 up tbe place • llttl btt." I ' HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALI S A apeclll ~ of tatty chMM IOl'-d In choloe nut mMll end t«>PC*I with• cMny. CHEESE LOGS Sm~ed ehtddar cllMH cOWf'ld with •leot nul mMta; • dllllQfltfUI al\ICll. 2 for $~~:.Reea From July 2• thru Sept. •. for' every CHEESE BALL or CHEESE LOO eold. Hldl:OtY wato.h the Jtny Lewi• Ttlethon labor O.y Weekend. Fatme o1 Ohio-win cont,lbut• 20• to the Muecul .. Oystroptw ff 1 lco17 fe1rms~~: ... ....... YI.a.AM DAMAPOlttt ......,. ..... ,. ....... • Rental Rollback SOug1t1 Teachers Accuse Trustees By RAVMOND ESTllADA JR. Of .. o.lty ...... ,..,.. t'ountain VaJley Elementary School District teachers riled a series of criminal charges -.gain<;t ~I district officials today, stemming from a May 31 to June I demonstration to pro-te~t layoffs and prosram cuts. The teachers charged the five Fountain Valley school district trustees with ''ver~al abuse" and Deputy Sueperlntendent Glenn Hardy wllh perjury. The charges were filed with the Fountain Valley Police Department and Ora~e County District Atlomey. Te.chers staged a two-night sit·m at &he school diltrict head- quarters to protest ubool board mem~· I~ ol 98 lnst.rut'- ton and approval ol drastic pro-gram cuts. But school district officials. armect ,rlth a court order. stoppea the teacbera from <:on· linuma thelr protest. Officlats cbar1ed the teachers with urinating on textbooks and leav- mg a bag filled with animal def. ecaUon in an om~ durin1 the orotest. · ·we believe that teachers have been Insulted and verbally abused solely for the purpose of having them appear in an Un· favorable liaht in the public's eye," said Fountain Valley Education Association President Yale Wlshn.lck. Verbal abuse of teachers is ii· legal according to state educa- tion codes. Wlshnlck said. "Glenn Hardy committed per. Jury when be knowingly gave false testimony In bls fcourU declaration," Wlshnlck alleged. Jn a prepared statement to the eourt, lfaidy ~ tbat tbe sit· in was "a disruptive and destruct1ve affair" that included trash thrown on the floor and furniture pushed around the dis· trict omces. . Big llug for Grandpa f'resident Carter gets a big hug from his grandson Jason. 3, at his return to the Whit~ House Monday after u trip to Missouri where he spoke to a farmers' conven- tion. Jason greeted the pn•s1dent as he stepped from his helicopter after l;indmg on the South Lawn of the White House Huntington W eHare Worker Faces Rap Criminal charges have bet!n filed against an Orange County welfare worker from Huntington Beach who allegedly became alarmed when a fellow wort<er was arrested on similar charges of fraud and embezzlement. Distract attorney 's 1n . vestigators said Cheryl Walker. 33, was arrested by them CJ ft er she allegedly tokt her superv\SOr in the welfare department's Westminster office that she had pocketed about $440 In W<.'lfare funds. It is alleged that Mrs. Wa.lk <.'r kept issuing Aid to Famtlles with Dependent Children <AFDCI funds to a former recip-ient after lbe woman Jen the county and became ineligible for them. · West Assailed GENEVA. Switzerland CAP> -Soviet President Leonid I. Bredlnev, in a message today to a United NaUons anti-racism conference, attacked the West for what he called · 'interven· Uonlst actions" in Africa. Brezhnev told the conference, wblch opened here Moaday, tbat •·mounting tensions" in Ahica were being broUJbt about by "the intervenUoniist actions or some NATO states." Walker opened w bank account .n the former AFDC recipient's name and. using a forced signature, deposited the cheeks in that account. Jn vesUgators said Mrs . Inves tigators said \frs . \<\ ... lker·s alleged confession was a direct result of the arrest last week or Rhonda May Pauon. 30. of Newport Beach. who is ac- cused today of embeullng about S'9.000 In welfare funds. Mrs. Patton was jailed after a welfare worker handling her case load while the defendant was on vacation noticed that a number of checks for welfare re- cipients were being sent to ~ sa me post office box in Cypress. Investigators said thev found that the box was being main· tained by Mrs. Patton and that checks sent to that address were being cashed by her. The arrest of Mrs. Patton and the alleged confession of Mrs. Walker has $parked an all-Out investigation of the welfare de- partment by the district at· tomey's office. The dt>partment employs a bout 500 eligibility workers who Interview welfare appli· cants and decide if they can be given financial aid. The welfare 4epartment is- sues about $4 million In checks each month to about 17,000 welfarefamllies. Mota1ting Caseloads Judge Faces Challenge • believe that any such challenge, S,'roMBAaLEY ............. Any Ora.nae Count.1 Superior Court Juda or cmc1a1 wbo ls lookln1 lor Jud•• Walter Charamu 10 prodace a macic formula that will dluolve caseloads when be taJtea over u presldinf Judie la In for a bla disarpolntment. • · have notbln• up my sJeeve," the re«ntl1 elected successor to J udie Byroa . K. McMlUan commented Mond.,. "We alftady hav. all the ln· nov atlons that we can bandJe and I'll be concentratlni on rnakl:n1 them wort. l'U be \ll1nc the techniques ao ·~ . employed bJ J\adse lltMIDan. but l won't heslt.te to mah ct»anies U and wbeD U..1 att necessary." TM H&mtlDcton Beadl Jq. ~II be taklns °"' the Com\ lfa<Mnblp Ju. l at a UIH wbell .,. lolee t.be tenlc. of Judlta ~n•nl Ooldl&m ud RleUrd lf"amUtClft. "l'Botb lolt tbelr Hilt tn Ulit ~&~~~ ~ ~. Re ts well awu. that sno... o~er h'OID ~ an« Ted J~ea ml)' eooo be f aclnc the ~IJard .W tab tM robl •· klncl of daalle!lJe that ~moved rded tlJ HamUl.cle.. Judce• Gol<blci.n and H1mUton If It comes, will lead the Judces to Join forces and present a unit· ed front ol their own. "I Just don't see that happen. Ing,'' be said. "Judges are well awar~ ot Ulla partieutar illue, butt think they will face it on an Individual basis." Judge Charamza sald he and hls JudgM are much more eon· cerned with the task ot lteeptna the Oran1e County Superior Court abreast of mount1n1 caseloads. "We've bad t:retMndous suc- cess with our crash setUemtnt proll'am and we've dilpc>Kid ol many cases that notmallJ would have '°"9 to trial.'' said lbe onetime Newport a.acb cff$ at· tornQ. •tWe will punue tt.at poUcy ... And be predidecl ••IOC)d re., 1ult1" fnMD an alf*r.UOO pro. lfam tbAt .. lDCo elfed sept. 1. tour .._... btrw. be taktl over u ~lcttq JYdp. :.Tb ... lanovtuom an oa tbt ~· and t aball ··~ u.. carefwl) u Jlftlldlaa ,,... •• T~. A!.!Qutt 15 .• 1978 Fell Near Peak DAILY PILOT Ai Niguel Grid Pro's Body Discovered By Sl'EVE MITCRElL ... Deltf ........... Sheldon Moomaw Jr. or Laguna Niguel fell to his death late last month less than two miles from the top of the 24,580-foot Nosbae peak In Affhanlstan's Himalayan range. Moomaw. who stened wltb the Minnesota Vikings professional football club in 1966, was an 11-year resident of Orange Coun- ty, where be lived in Corona del Mar and later, LaRaa Niguel. League and then the Continental Football Lea,ue. lie climbed extensively In the Sierra range, Mt. Rainier in Was hington, the Canadian Rockies. and mountain ranees in South America. He coached soccer for the American Youth Soc~r Leque in La11ma Niaud ror four )'ears, turntnc out c6ampionshlp teams every year. He ii survived by bis wife, Toni , of the Laguna Niguel home, and children Kelly, 12, and Don. 11. His \Vldow saJd there would be no memortal services. r The body or the 34-year-old mountain climber was found by two Austrian climbers July 3L Moomaw left Orance Co.mt.y June 28 with several frtends to attempt to climb the imposing Himalayan peak in Afghanist.,-i. Nudity Baek? Issue May Make Bal,/,ot The coU~e book salesman or· ganized and led the seven. person expedition up the side of the mountain. SAN DIEGO <AP> -SuPPorters say they have enough signatures on petitions to force a public vote again that might restore nudism at Black's Beach. Moomaw and friend, Kes Teter of Evergreen, Colo.. re· portedly were too tired lo make • the final ascent, which was ac- complished by four others In the party in late July. Fellow climber Mark Goebel, who returned this month from the expedlUon. said Moomaw and Teter may have strayed olf course in &heir attempt to reach the top. and be;came disoriented. Teter is missing and believed dead. The petitions carry almost 45,000 signatures or i.000 more than required. SilY supporters. It would be up to the City Council to order the is· sue back on the November general election ballot or authorize a special election next year. Blelck's Beach in"La Jolla was the nation's only municipal beach without the need for swimsuits until the .. swimsuit optional" designation was voted out last year during the primary election. Moomaw. who received his masters ol arts degrtt in history from Cal SUte Fullerton. took up moWllaln climbine nearly 10 years atio and was a m ember of the Alpine Club of Canada and the American Alpine Club. ~s well ws other climbintr organiza· ll<JOS. Hr began cli mbing while a member of the Sierra Club. He played football at Cerritos Junior Colleae. UC Berkeley. and finally, the University of Tulsa, where he rece ived a bachelor of am degree in his· tory in 1966. The defensive linebacker was siened witb the MiMesot.a Vi· kines after college where he played linebacker anc! later joined the Canadian Football Truck-cycle Crash Victim, 8, Succumbs An 8·year-old boy who was in· jured In~ truck·blcycle colli.si()n Saturday died Monday in W e s t mi n st er Co ·m m u n i t y Hospital wtlhout ever regaining consciousness. According to :i coroner's re. port. Michael Lee Burton, of 2692 Hewitt Lane. Ga rd en Grove, was fatally injured when he <1ttempted to cross Westminster Avenue near Shirley Street ln Westminster. The youngster's bicycle was struclt by an eastbound camper. truck shortly after 1 p.m. Satur- day. the coroner's report said. The truck's driver was not cited. Threats Ignored SAN DIEGO <AP> -City Councilman Jess Ha ro must serve his full 90-day jail sen- tence, for customs violations. a federal Jadge said Monday. Killed la £ras• J7 alley Gridder's Death Mourned 6y ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .. Delly ,..... ...., A stunned community is mourning star Fountain VaJley High School quarterback Do· g Thompsoo who was killed Mon- day when a car driven by team- m ate Willie Gittens rolled several limes on a desert highway. Gittens. described as one ol the finest haUbacka developed ln Orange County in 2S years. was listed in stable condition today at Palo Verde Hospital in Blythe s uffering head injuries. Thompson, 17, died in.stantJ.y when appareot.ly crushed by the overturnina sports car. from which both youUas were e,Jeded. They •ere en route to Ariaooa State University at Tempe. They WeT"e to begin new chap- ters in their promising careers there as members of the A.SU Sun Devils team. (Related Story on Page Bll Authorities theorize Gittens, who was driving. dozed off at the wheel on Interstate 10 about 40 miles west of Blythe, on their way to report for pre-season football practice. California Highway Patrol of. ficials say they are uncertain. but believe Thompson, the Barons' 1977 quarterback. was crushed when the sports car rolled over him. He died of muJUple fractures and internal injuries. A hearse from Peek Family Mortuary in Westminster wu to pick up the body in Blythe today. Funeral arrangements ~ in· complete. "They were a very, very close-knit family and a lot of their activities pivoted •round Doug," Fountain Valley High School Activities Director Bob Ferguson said today. @ "He was sucn a good student. And so handaome," Huntington Beach Union High School bis-tricl Trustee Zita Wessa said. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson, had a · 3.8 grade average, according to Ferguson. He ~ a full sc:holanshtp to Arliona St.ate. Fer~ said Thoml*IO was Interested In the fteJd of business but netu.er boy was committed to a Partkular scbolastic major yet. "Just getting their feet wet in somet11.1nc new," be remarked. • ··DCM.., was one ol tbose kids wfilo ~ bue been • suecess at •n.YUlin• be chose and of cou,..e Willie is baviq aome guilt feelizlp .•• A tragic footnote to tbe acci-dent was revealed tod':ty by lamUy trieods witb wbom Doug Thompson h8d dinner lbe night before his death. A breakdown in communica- tions resulted in lallure to get a death notification message through to the Thompson family via proper channels. His mother, hearing sketchy radio reports of an accident while out sb®Dtng, nervously telephoned autlWritJes knowing Doug and Willie were going lbat way. She learned tbc worst, firsthand. Anny Retreats BEIRUT, Lebanon fAP> Several Beirut newspapers re- ported toda7 that much .of the 6SO-man Lebanese arm1 bat- talion sent to establish tbe IOV· emmenl's presence in southern Lebanon bas retreated northward. Recenur at the ~,.,... Show In New York Qty, I had the opportunity to Prftlew ecwM of the new "'* for the faJI Md Choittn• merbt. It w .. dlrftcult to d'°°99 emong the beauntul piec. thet I saw . •• IO I bought • toll w .. 1. I en- Jo, buytng ~ things too. and I _,. our °""°"*9 to ._,. the c:Nnoe to -.ct from the widelt variety poeelbte. &EMWllE hUmOfOUS cotumntst tn the good·netured banter during tunch9on. No, • c:.\'t ... JOU. becauM I'm reelly not sure wMther .,_ he Uld meant he Jib going lo run egaln, or not. Sometime -oo I mentioned In this column that lhe 2• Kal1lt Club of tht fewelry lndultry was an eGUllwlly all maje ot- ganlutton. Well, that has ,.. We a18 going to ne.<S ell .....,. MW I._.. too, Ir our ~ oonam. to 9"0W a1 tht t•ltllttc '* thllt It hie tN1 -,.., •.. Md....., ..... peat ... ~ w. ""*be doing tomettll'ng rtQht • • • 8ftd you can be ...,.. all the ltllf .t a.tee K. a.,., Jei .... will oonttftut to tty to IW¥I our ou.-. ........ An unuaual find In a l>Hutlfullr out, plnlcl•h· 1 .. nc11r..,.... ,.. one of my ~W•hlM•"lna rtno Md wtll hwe tt ~ to =·on-... tn a wee1c or °"'°' .. ~Of thla l•tett tr1P for ""· pef'IOl\ally, w•• luncheon wtth Art 8UOf'rweld and Cltrald '°"' at cenlty ~ c:Nnged and • -invited 10 *ome the flnt woman "*"*· Need._ to uy, I -'Wl'f ~ •..... acotpted. 9nd haw all'9edy at- tendad ft'lf flr1t mettfng. The 9f'O~ la prifftarlly manuf• """9, 90 • a ret.aller, I • twtce a ml~ In thla Cfub ••• Md ~I\ wry flattwed and .,...., to be tlQd. c ··ru bl talk.., to tti. twe...,. tro"' omce. J411,.. '*'"" now •ad Jan. t That~ Will comt from '."1 we'll won Olli jVit Wbtr'e •tlia~·· omct &ball lMJ wQI ftl ...... qatMD "he flaN\fta ·llMCf~ ti lbe Wike 1 d ··a llhliia1I talr9 .1 \kt}; or an elecUon campaljn th•t t ~ te ..a. la-'-' . I b't . aaw four JM"OHCuton trtumph t k ....... ti..._ WUl ..._, over lncilliblillJ~. h uJd. "We hve • haril Wwt· Inc C<Nrt and l'm Dl'OUd of &he fact ta.at t1tt1 pldttd ·me·ror tide l&nP'Of1enl ~ •• • the ln•natton of • mvtuaf friend. n.. fonner ....... nt w.. a fin• metcf\ few th• qr pn'h •• • BIA ~ QW-aqiu dots not Cleatty, theft will be DD Ill. novaUOna for the sake of U... trom Juqe WUt« Q..-...; lfil -~. ~ , .. l. WW bit : ••Watt .C-:-"' · , . . . .,.. . .,.. ........ ,. .... ........... . • ·- .. . . A4 DAILY PILOT T~. Auguat 11, 1171 ., . r. · .Ja•t .:'.·:·;~: ~easting BACK TO '111E SANDS: Just tbe other day I WH 1rou1tnc about tn thia apace on condlUona alona thl1 bet\ ot all poalble coasta In wondtttn.t Just how rar you have lo 10 to tiecome a beach tourist. Now I didn't mun how rar you have to 10 In 1cultcrln1 old Fudct1ldlle wrappen ·on lbe sand or turnin1 up th~ transistor radio t.o tull blast or 1bakln1 out your beach blanket downwtod I meant how rar ln distance. If. for eumpl~ )'OU 're a raldmt of~ Clemente and dec,d(' ror a Utt.le chance ln au.bore s~enery. do you awtomatarally draw the t.ourtst label lf you w&&nder upcout and spread out your picnic upon \he beach at Laauna, or Newport or H\&ntlneton Beach! SOME PAllOClllAL TIDNKEU ln our midst would answer yeah, YoU're a day tourist tr you play that way. Stay on your own patch of sand and we'll stay on ours. Other veteran coastal ,...~ take a broader geo. graphic view. Tbey tonsider UM>wment le11Umale lt you travel upcoast or downcout. filurtna lbat aa a beach type, you'U know the rules and~ them. You won't scatter soda pop cans ol 1.a1UDa Nlguel oricin on Balboa's beach. Thus in this view, t.o qualify as a day t.ourlat. you have to have traveled to the coastal region from some point or What Makes You Think They're Beach Tourists' origin like Brea. Placentia or La Habra. Then you have to act like it bv taking up two parking places and scattering the remnants of your lunch IN PONDERING .\LL TIDS, I did ask the question in this space If as a Balboa resident, I become an automatic day tourist if l ease upcoast lo the Huntington Beach shoreline. This question did draw one reply. Bill Reed. the public information officer for the city of Huntington Beach, sent me a note suggesting, "Of course we wouldn't want you to come to Huntington Beach and feel left out in any way." Reed thereby enclosed what appears to be an official proclamation. apparently signed by the mayor. THIS DOCUMENT LOOKS very official. It carries this city logo and gold "1'18" city seal. It purports t.o make me an honorary citizen ol Huntington Beach. Well. even If It's a fake, I'm flattered. I may get ft framed and carry it with me In event I'm ever languishing on the sands near Hunt· ington Pier and one of their stalwart lifeguards challenges my residency. Don't giggle, now. These official-looking documents can be very helpful sometimes. I once had f.I fancy gold pass that entitled me to enter the Non-Commissioned Officers mess hall. I kept that pass for years after departing federal service. It got me into more places than a press pass ever did. Taxpayers in Texas Bum Taxing Notices ODF.SSA, Texas CAP) -About 100 angry taxpayers staged a Texas version or the "Boston Tea Party," burning a barrelful or tax notices t.o protest a recent property revaluation. "The power to tax Is the power to destroy and we ar~ seeing this power badly misused," said Ray Britton. leader of the Con- cerned Taxpayers of Ector County. The protest Monday night was aimed at the City Council. which recently approved a revaluation that could add an extra $1.5 million lo county tax rolls. The demonstrators got a telegram of support from Howard Jarvis, co-author of California's Proposition 13, which required a drastic reduction in property truces. 'Money Maela•ne' Teamster-Fund Pro~ Sought WASJUNGTON CAP> -A cilsaldent Teamster aroup says lhe Labor Department rails lo vtiorou,,ly in~esti&ate a.Ueced corrug:lon In the union's pension fundl. lnchldlng ooe labeled by the dlssl ta as "u money machine for every gan1ater wtth the rtgbt co nee· lions .. The departme"l denies lt bas been lax. "That cbar1e has been made bt>fore and it's not true," said J. Vernon Ballard, deputy director of the department's pension and welfure benefit proarams. White Bias Rapped by Anny Chief WASHINGTON CAPl -Gen. Bernard Rogers. Army chief of staff, has ordered immediate moves toward halting "a dis- turbing trend" In dispropor· lionate punishment and bad dis· charges given black soldiers. ln a leller lo major Army commanders. Rogers called for prom pt action "to Identify specific r elationships or un· derlying causes which lead lo punitive actions against black soldiers." THE LE'ITE&, DATED July 18. has just become available. M eanwhlle. the Army has commissioned a civilian consult· ing firm to conduct a or1e·year study of the problem. pointed out in the latest annual assess· ment of the Army's equal op· portunity programs. The official Army report said that while blacks comprised 26.4 percent of the Army's enlisted force. they made up 51 percent of the Army's "prisoner popula· lion" in fiscal 1977, which ended Sept. 30. THE DOCUMENT also said blacks received proportionately more bad conduct and dis- honorable discharges than white soldiers. "Although the outward ap· pearance is one of calm. racial tensions and institutional dis- crimination slut exist," said the assessment prepared by the Army's statr division on person· nel. In haslettertoATmyCommand- ers worldwide. Rogers said the latest report for 1977 shows that black-white punishment trends "ure worsening" and he called on his senior generals ''to use more imaginatio n" in this . persistent problem area. CRITICS OF TH E Army. whose black percentage is ris· ing , have long claimed that' white officers and non · commissioned orrlcers deal more harshly with black soldiers than whites, and that punlsh· ment of blacks orten Is un - deserved. Rogers said that among ques· lions which need to be closely examined is whether racial Im· balances exist in less-than-court· martial punishment meted out to blacks by unit commanders. The Army chief said, however. that "our affirmative action ef. forts are not intended to reduce imbalances at the expense of req· uisite standards of discipline and conduct" T H E P R OFESSIONAL Drivers Council. known as PROD, said Monday the Labor department "is too close to or· ganized labor" to conduct vigorous investigations Into al· leged violations of federal pension laws. PROD said it found instances of bad loans, shady investments. kickbacks, riepotism and "massive mismanagement" tn al least eight of the union's largest penafon funds. The group's research director. Robert Wmdrem. claimed loan defaults alone reduced assets or the plans by an estimated $50 million in 1976. ''YOU'VE GOT A spreadine problem of labor corruption ... Windrem said at a news con- ference. "Labor racketeering is growing at an enormous rate in lbls country.·· PROD said the Central States. Southeast anel ~ulhwest Areas fund, with $1.S billion in assets and nearly 500,000 beneficiaries in 33 states, was the "money machine" ror gangsters. The i,abor Department, which has been invest1gallng the Cen· tral States .fund for-more than 21;'z years, has sued the fund's former trustees to recover millions of dollars in allegedly bad loans. It also has sued trustees or other funds. TEAMSTER SPOKESMAN Bernard Henderson said the pension plans are among the n<.1· tion's best when you consider the ratio of money paid to beneficiaries compared with contributions into the funds. Before the report was re leased, union President Frank E . Fitzsimmons said the study consisted of "anticipated un - substantiated charges" and added PROO should "adopt a policy of telling the truth instead of lying." PROD said it considered the largest plan to be "clean." That 's the Seattle-based Western Conference fund. which has $1.6 billion in assel.!l and cov- ers more than 600.000 Teamsters west of the Rockies except for Alaska and Hawaii. Tornadoes Hit Midwest One Inch of Rain Dumps on Norfolk, Neb- T~C•re• Alllu'QUc Am.rlllo &.Ill more 8C>IM 8olton llrowMYllle eutfeto CMrllt n $C Cfttcevo OnclMetl Cle••lend Del Ft. Wiii oenvtr DHMOlne. Detroit OVlllth ........ ~wlu How*' -*h'•llle JClj\'IOty 1.nv .... Little flKll IMAfte9MI ~" Ml..,,, Mllw9'111w ::~~:· . -.on- HeWYerll Giiie. Gitt Olftefle HI LA~ f2 M u ., .Oii llS 11 1A n ., 14 ,. " ., 70 tO 11 " n IA .. • 11 100 11 ., JO tj 10 .Ot . .. ti ., .11 11 " " 1• ., 1' " " .02 .. ,, • 74 •• 1~ .01 II M W 7S 17 It .OJ N 61 • n .1t ., " ., ", ... " 14 IOI II ., !.tO • • \ NATION I WEATHER Fans St.randed Caught inside the gates of Graceland Mansion in :\lem- phis. tourists from Belgium und about SO fons of Elvis Presley camped out for the night. The first anniversary of the singer's deCith is Wednesduy. The funs were c<iught at the mansion when a citywide curfew becaust! of ,, police and fire strike prevented them from returning to hotels. Bliss Alleged ChrUtina Denies Rocky Road MOSCOW (APl -As Mark Twain might have put it. reports of the impending demise of the marriage between .Christina Onassis and Sergei Kauwv are greatly exaggerated -maybe. Just as abruptly as she left for a v1s1t to Athens and London nme days ~artier. the Greek shipping heiress surprised both her nt'w Russian husba nd and ht'r mother·in-law by returning to Moscow on Monday KAUZOV DID NOT meet his wi!e at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport. but Mrs. Kauzov dis· missed reports that their two. week ·old marriage was totter· ing. "I've been away on a business trip and I shall be making other business trips away from Moscow in the future." the 27· year-old Mrs. Kauiov said in a statement to reporters after her arrival. She said her husband was not at the airport because s he had • • returned to Moscow earlier than intended REACHED BY' telephone at the dpartmcnt whert' Mrs . Kauzov lives. her mother-in-law. Maria. said her son was not at the airport because the return was a surprise. Told that Western newspapers are full of questions about the newlywed's mysterious trips in and out of the country. her mother-in-law said: ''For people who understand what love is. everything 5hould be clear. OnJy for people who do nol understand love should there be any questions.·· CALIFORNIA T~. August 15, t878 DAIL y PILOT AS / Renters' Tax Plan Shoc~s Following Quake • iloosted $4.5 Million Damages Spur Disaster Area Vote SACRAMENTO <APl -A 4>l•n to. abollsh all homeown r 1)ropert1 lnee baa brteaed throup ita fint le1lal1Uve tell bul ~nate dt'feat of a r.lated me11ure left Its f\iture in doubt Tbt plan by Aasembly Speak r WC> McCartby would re·lmpoee a billion on the 14 bllllon tu cut woo by Callfoml3 butlnesses unckr Pfopoeltlon 11, wtpe out tbe remalnlnt St 8 billion ln property taus paid by ttomeoWMrs, and stv. nnten - who tot notbintt trom Proposl· lion 13 -• II billion annual tu cut .\PPaGVED MONDAY by~ Assembly Revenue and Tua Uon Com~ on a U-0 ~. tbe plan would 1ive every California renter a S300 annual !\tale income tax credit, r e- impose $2.2 billion ln pro~rty taxes on busin esses and landlords. and a bolish the busi ness inventory tax. "The renters of this state are in a special stale of fury un· par11lleled in the his tory of Culifornla" because they re· ceived n o benefits under Proposition 13's S7 billion prop- e rty lax cut. said McCarthy, 0- San Franci'Sco HIS PLAN WOULD cul landlords' Proposition 13 tax savings from Sl.2 billion annual- ~Y to $200 million and bring busi- ness taxes back to 90 percent or their pre-Proposition 13 levels WithSmolw, There's Ire SACRAMENTO IA PI The opponents or Propos1- t1on 5. the anli-smoking in· itiative. have orders to ~often their ballot pam- phlet assertion that polite would h ave to a rrest violators. And the proponents or the initiative, to be on the Nov. 7 ballot, will have to elter slightly their baUol pamphlet assertion that tobacco farms are saying lba t smoker s would "automatically" be ar- r est e d if Propos ition s passes. Proposition 5 would set up s moking and non- smoking areas in m any public places. l>r William S Banowsky. 42. president of Pepperdine Unive r s ity. WJS chosen :\tonday night to be the new president of the University or Oklahoma. He will SUC· ceed Dr. Paul Sharp. effec- l1ve Sept. 15. State to End Regulations On Raw Milk? SACRAMENTO <AP> -The Assembly Health Committee bas voted to end slat~ regulation or raw milk on condition il carry labels warning lhal it m ay con- tain "potentially harmful" bac- teria. The committee voled 6·4 Mon· day on SB 2214 by Sen. William Campbell, R-Hacienda Heights, sending il to the Assembly Ways and Means Committee. ANOTHER CONDITION is lhat lhe effect or the bill automatically end in two years unless renewed. The bill, backed by Gov. Ed· mund Brown Jr .. is sponsored by Alta-Dena Dai ry, of the City of Industry in Los Angeles Coun· ty. THE BILL WOULD give sole a uthority over the production or r aw milk lo the Los Angeles County Mille Commission. which now shares that power with t.he state Food and Agriculture Department. Alta-Dena bas been ordered several times in the last year and occasionally before that to pasteurize some of its milk because o f f in din gs o r salmonella, a bacteria that can cause serious intestina l disease. SANTA BARBARA IAP> -- "' Evelyn Stuart knew exactly what was happenlna. ·'When you feel your cbalr eo- ln1 over and you see your home shaking up and down. you know what lt Is -you know i\'s an earthquake." But knowing didn't help much "It was horrible.·• Mrs. Stuart 1!81d or lhe quake that jolted the Santa Barbara a rea for 30 frighteninc seconds Sunday af- ternoon. About 60 people were Injured. a few seriously. and county otrlclals estimated damages at S4.S million. MORE 111AN 71 aftershocks were recorded Monday but most were too small to be fell even by jittery residents of this coastal area or some 200,000 people. Geologists predicted the mlni- JOlts would contlnue a l least for another day or two. Sa nta Ba rbara County s upervisors voled Monday to declare a local disaster area and to urge st ale government to make a similar declaration, said Jeff Samson. assistant county administrative officer. Slate ac- tion would make loans and other financial assistance available to homeown~ and businesses. SAMSON SAID shattered glass. cracked plaster, damaged inventories and broken belong- ings were common. although few houses suffered major structural damage. But scores of mobile homes in the Goleta area north of Santa Barbara were damaged when the rolling earth shook them orr their s upports. Tra iler resident Wayne Lin· nens said he was asleep on a couch and "th~ next thing l knew I was on the floor. My wife fell out or a chair and sbe was on the floor. I started crawling und s he started hoJlering. About halfway through the thing. I felt the trailer come orr its jacks and fall flat on Lhe ground." LINNENS' MOBILE home was shoved more than two feet from his porch. At historic Santa Barbara Mis- sion, parts of which date to the 1780s. Brother Antonine said. "We know there's going lo be earthquakes here. so we anchor everything down." When the quake hit. he said. ''l 11rabbed a pillar and held on. All the pillars were going up and down. 1 said some prayers after that." Mortgage Hikes Seen Advertisement Howewife aella 'glaas plate' for $40; worth $1, 700 MORTON GROVE, Ill.- SAN FRANCISCO <API -A sharp in Los Angeles. the nalions·s l<1rgcst The story ·of a small for- jump in the index on which variable of its kind. said it will confine its rate tune. lost because a house- interest -rate mortgages are based increase to loans made for 9112 per-wife had no idea her glass represented possible mortgage pay· cent or less. More than $1 billion of plate was a collector's item, mcnt hike~ for mor e th;m 100.000 outs tanding loans made at interest recently came to light. Californians. rntes of 9'.iiz percent or more will not In a letter to J. R. Mac- However. some lenders said they be raised. Arthur. chairman of The would nolput Monday's increase into All variable rate mortgage loan Bradford Exchange , ecrect for all of their variable rate customers will be formally notified or world's largest trading mortgage loan customers. and that any change in payments of rate center in collector's plates, those who are affected by the hike within two weeks, Home said. a Madison, Wisc., woman will be able to choose between higher For a SS0.000 loan with an increase wrote: "J had a Lalique payments or stretching out the terms to 9.2 percent from 9 percent interest. 1965 plate ... which (sold or their loans a borrower who chose to extend the io a friend for $40. J had The increase was caused by a sub-terrh of the loan would be paying for h d f b stanlia l hike in the cost of funds ob-36 extra months. If he chose not to ~~c .• ~ar 0 you at t at tained by lenders. said the F.roeral extend. his monthly payment would The plate she sold 1·s Home Loan Bank of San Francisco, increase S7 to $410. which regulates savings and loan as-Home had good news Monday for actually valued at more sociations in California. Arizona and owner occupied. single family homes t han S l • 700. Although Nevada. -the "prime" lending rule will be MacArthur poi nts out lhat Home Savings & Loan Association cut from 10 percent to 9~ percent. this price is exceptionally ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ high, he said, ''I'm afraid others may be losing ........................................ 111!1 .. lll .. llllllllllll .. hundrcds or thousands GOLDEN RA TT AN CHESTS .. s..I 28x12x14 sz9 w.L 32x16x11579 L .. 38x20x20 s9 5 p of dolltrs by not know- ing what their plates are worth." To aid in identifying valuable plates, the Ex- change issues a report that includes current prices on more than 900 plates, guideliries on what to look for and when to buy, and the plate evaluation check- list used by the Exchange. To obtain a copy without cost or obligation, send your name, address, and zip code by Sept. 12 to: The Bradford Exchange, DepL 19733, 8700 Wauke- gan Road, Morton Grove, IL 60053. Dlal Direct 642-4321 • • • SURVEYING DAMAGE Pat Farber as· sesses the da mage to her mobile home in ·sant<J Barbar<J West ~tobile Home Park. north or Santa Barbura. :\londay. Ov«.•r 120 mobile homes were s hifted off tht>ir foun . ..~ .......... dations by the inte nsity of the quak«.• which struck the .ireu Sunday afternoon. registering 5 1 on lhl' Richter Scale. Three persons in the park werl' t a ken to the h ospital with injurw!' ZOO OFFICl.\LS wondered about long-reported theor ies that animals may signal approaching quakes by <1cting strangely. Susan Engfer. who was feed· ing animals when the temblor hit. said one monkey apparently chose the better part of valor. "He escaped about a half.hour before the earthqua ke." she said. "and then he came back to his cage about two hours later :· THE EARTHQUAKE. cen- tered offshore In the Santa Barba ra Channel. was fell within a 100-mile radius that covers five counties. including Los Angeles. It measured 5 1 on the Richter sc<1h:. a measure or ground mo- t ion <JS recorded by seismo· gra phs. An increase of Ont· number means C:t tenfold in- crease in magnitude. Thus u reading of i 5 reflects an earth- quake 10 tim~s stronger than one of6.5. AN EARTHQUAKE of J.S on the Richter scale ca n cause s light damage. 4 mode rate damage. 5 considerabl e damage, 6 severe damage. A ; reading is a "major" earth· quake. capable of widespread heavy damage: 8 is a "gre~l" quake. capab)e of tremendous d am age. The Strn Francisco earthquake of 1906. which occurred before the Richter scale was devised. h11s been estimated ut R.3. Blast Hits Hayward HAYWARD <AP> -A powerful explosion rocked a residential neighborhood early today. breaking windows in abo~ tOhomes. A "large amount of high ex- plosives" was placed in a driveway used by several bomes in tbe Hayward Highlands· area. according to Sgt. Gary Seher. • Alameda County sheriff's bomb squad. Seber said the 2:30 a .m . blast was heard three miles away. Earn jumbo interest with our Jumbo CDS. ' • I ---' ____ .... Pint Federal Savi.op offers extremely competitive rates on Certificates of Deposit for $100,000 or more. As you know, the amount of interest paid on accounts of this tlu fluctuates daily. But throuah the yean, we've consistently offered higher rates than many other usocladona in the area. In Mtdidon, our Six-Month Money Market Certificate pays the current U.S. 1ieaJ .. ~Bill nte plus 'l•'I> and pvea you daily comp0undlng. For the complete story, call ua today. ~want to pve you the best rates In town. "\\e want to give you the be.st service in town!'" ~A~~!?P COlta Ma& Office Blku Near HaibOr • • t ' • . . \ I .48 R~l't N. Wffd/Publl\her T'*"-1 Kee•11l tEdlt0t Editorial Pge ..................................................... TUNday. August 15, 1978 Passengers Aren't Herds of Cattle Needed public lmprovemet\ll •t Oran1e County Airport are tn a boktlnl pMtern m:rt.ll a CO&tl.1 ~drport env1ronmmtal ltnMct ~ls~ and approved by the county aoara of Supervisors. Amona proJtttl beln• ~Id Ml bay unW the nve-year ~ilrport stud~ wans a pprov I urc the lnstalh•tion of b aca.a handUn1 t"Qulpment nd the p11vln1 of .a dusty. hcavUy used auxllJttr)• partlna kit Such projects have UtU to do wUh tbc ~irport:lt rutu~ and air traf/ic. a matttt of underslHnd11bly rreut concern to airport a~a residents Tboee projects do. however. have u 1re11t de~tl t o do with the comfort and service provided the tlmated two million passenaers who will use the ~drport ltlls ycttr. As thinp stand now. those var tr.vet rs •r:r stuck with an overcrowded. seicond·clus facility th•t will continue to deteriorate uni tmprovemfttta are matde. But supervisors have qaln del1'Yed consideuUon of the ~trovenlal $290,000 environmen~l lmp11ct report. They 11ppanntly fe•r the EJR may ran emotions while 11 major law suit ls ~in.I settled tn court. Thu' is so much nonsense. It is time to get that portion of the airport improvement program affecting passenger comfort and ~II being out or the starting blocks. Continually delaying whal admittedly ~re some tough airport decisions only makes matters worse at the airport and roc local air travelers. Lawyers Everywhere Lawyers are going to be advertising on television. The very thought stirs scenarios of Cal Worthington-type hucksters slamming their fists on the <Judlch•ll bar and promising to deliver a divorce in record time or a s ubs tantial sum for spraining your •ntle in the neighbor's driveway. Actually, a more positive image is projected bf the American Bar Association's endorsement o TV advertising at its annual convention earlier this month. The lawyers say they want to give the public a chance to shop around for cheaper legal protection. In a profession where rees have doubled and tripled in the past decade. that move is welcome ,news to the public. . To some extent, however. the move to help the public find lower-priced legal help is pressured by the flood of new ~ttorneys tacking up shingles and rerreting out clients. This year alone, 30,000 law school graduates will compete for only 21,000 jobs. As out of hand as legal fees seem to many of us. it's the quality of these new attorneys -not the prices the} charge -we find most distressing. Chief Justice Warren E. Burger told it straight-on to the A BA convention. ··If law school graduates. like cars, could be recalled for failure to meet commercial standards, the recall rate would be very high on those who go into the courts without added training," Burger said . .. Cases are being tried for as much as four. five or six _ days which truly competent. well-trained lawyers would try in as little as two days." That view is widespread in the legal profession itself. especially among judges who must face the inexpert practitioners every day. Burger advocates a mandatory form or internship before turning lawyers loose in the courtroom. Something like that has to happen. And some attention has got to be paid to the fact that an over abundance of lawyers creates a litigation-conscious society-one in which more and more lawsuits are being forced on the court system by eager attorneys with nothing else to do. So while we offer a faint ch~cr for the ABA 's decision to make the public more aware of legal fee availubilities. there are far bigger problems inside the profession that wail lo be addressed . Coloring ·Book I Now it develops that San Francisco school trustees. in their infinite wisdom, have ordered up homework for kindergarteners. The tots will be required to spend up to 20 minutes per night preparing for the rigors or kindergarten the next day. H this works out. m aybe the school board will be able to persuade high school pupils to spend an equal amount of time with their books. • Op1nrons expressed In the space above are those ot the Dail~ Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (71 4) 642--4321 . Boyd I HeaJ, Tips ByLM.BOYD Can you think of any mammal that does not tend to cock its bead sli&htly when it be a r s s omethin1 of interest? Neither can I. Our Love and War man says both women and men use it i11stinctively to impress members ol the opposite sex. They send out a signal that Dear Gloomy Gm Y ea. Golden West Collefe does orrer a class ln IUneral flower desl1n <Gus, 8-11-TS>. It's 1n advalK"ld clua Cor people who wut a career in the noral industry. P.J. --- says, in effect, "What you're telUng me Is fascinating." Even as you can tell a Ue by s haking your head and nodding it, so can you lie by tipping it. Head-Upping can be exceedingly sneaky. There are so man y preservatives In the foods we eat of late that our bodies do not deteriorate as quickly alter death as once they did. So report the funeral directors. Why twice a.a many men u women suHer allorelc reactions to bee aUn1s ls another Dl)'Stery. Q ... Is ll tiw tbat SatctMI Palge wu tbe areateat baseball pltcber who ever lived?" A. DI.II)' Dean bu aald '°• and so hav• others. · Que5tlolis art&el u lo bow hip-~ blQCl ~• Cbould be n t. Buy \o ftawe. P'-&t the left pedal at IU 1oweat P051Uoo.. ~ Nallbt, put lb• left betl on tbal P14al. At lb• torrec:t ·~ ....... the ltft kne-e th~ 1bould bot t.UpUyben\, Paul Harvey ,. Congress Has Lost Its Respect Any mewber ol Coo1reu calla my ott\ce f« anytb.lftt, be 1eta ll. It '1 alw-.ys befcl Ul•l w~ and I bope tt ahv.ya wm be. Unleu a conttdenUal source is In· volv~d. •nytb101 the White HOU5t! wants or MY member ol Co n1ress wanta Is con- s t d e r ed a command. Such ia my old-fashioned respeclfor Ulo&e offices. But Cooeress recently bas been doin1 very liltle to en- Nick Thimmesch couraae that degree of respect. The whitewash of the Kol'ffft bribery scand al ls far worse than the acand1l itself. FOil ANY official of our gov· emment to aettpt a bribe from another go~mmenl to put tbe interests of that government ahead of the interests or our own government -that's not hank)'· panky: that ·s treason! · The congressional sex scan· dals or l976 were sordid. The junketing exposes or 1977 we~ shameful. But the coverup of Koreagate is indefensible. The Senate Ethics Commit· tee's own members refused lo take an oath that they bad not ucepted 1lft1 from Soetb Kor.a. Tbe Jaworski lnnsll1aUon wH amotbend by wb~ ln· n"endos, accuaatlona and thre1ts Intended to sll~ tbe te.denbtp ot the House. "You talk about tbat. t'll talk about )'OU·kDOW·whtt!" SO. SAYS Jaw~oraki !'-tre never wtU be a tiTand proper lnvesti.latJon ol o toolc whit. There bas been testimony tlaat US members lld former mem- bers or Con1ress 1ccepted payola from the Kore1n&. Eight were acaased of recetv· ing envelopes stuffed with $100 bllla. Jawontt ~ up to t._. doien con1rttsmen C?ootd be punished or expelled. Yet to d.te there has been only one C!Oftvic· lion and one Indictment. both of thOse lnvolvtna "former" con· gffSlmen. The onb Seoator implicated 11 dead. So. boweover many members . or Con,reas may h.iVe proltted rrom ~fs-. the reputt1ltons ol a ll 6enators a nd a ll Hous~ mcmben have been impuaned. CONGRESS has smeared its~U. II .. lnvestt1ators seiffd a docu· ment In the home or South'•. I Korean bagman. Tongsun Park. in which House ~alter 'lbomu P. O 'Neill tD·Masa.1 w11 men- tioned u haviq aalted P1rtt to get some money for aeveral con-t gressmen who were ihatT"Umen· tat an aetUng him -O'Neill - elected party lelder Spealtet" O'Neill wu guest ol honor at two eJtpens1ve birthday parties thrown for him by Ton1sun Part. · lt would be unfair to single out this circumstantial evidence against O'Neill except that bis position etves him s uch decisiv~ clout over the rest or tbe mem· bershlp. . Jaworski says O'Neill cooperated with his lnvesU1a- Uoo -~ tbe tnvestigat.ioft •• Mver completed bec1me theft is no way we can ~xped a member of Con1resa to in· • vest11ate fairly tbe conduct of a colleague. And South Korea·s govern- ment . which still refuses to a l· low its ron:ner-ambassador to be qu~tioned under oath. continues · to benefit from congressional appropriations. Voters may remember. M. L. Burner stts .. bumper st ickt-r going a r oun d San Angelo. Tex .• which says . "Don·t Re.elect Any of The m!·· Tracking Down Some Snoopy Questions WASHINGTON -1'he other day we bad one of those .-.vela· lions h ere which makes the blood of libertarians course quicker. causes righl· wingers lo roll up their s leeves a nd look for some body to punch in the nose and leaves most souls wondering. Wh at happened was that peo- ple applying for certain govern· ment jobs were being asked a batch of curious questions. among them : -"The media have come un · der attack from former Presi· dent Nixon and recently by Bert Lance -to what extent do you believe that the m edia have gone beyond their justificatk>n role of reporting and comment- ing on the news?" -"If you were U.S. senator at the time. how would you bave voted on the Panama Canal treaties? Why?" -.. Do you believe that teachers. police o ffic ers. firefighters and garbage collec· tors should have the right to strike?" -"Should the federai govern- ment's defense program be re· duced until major social needs are met!" -"Would you require persons on weUare to accept employ- Art Hoppe ment if offered and they were physically lit!" "Is the administration of criminal justice in the courts to- day too permissive. too strict or about right?" IT WAS the Equal Employ· ment Opportunity Commission <EEOC) which asked these questions and more like them. Now lf I were bein& Interviewed for one o( the 500 brand-new jobs <at S10.000.Sl2.000 a year I which drew 20,000 applicants. I would (eel damned uncomfortable about such politically loaded questions. Row would I know what the beady-eyed interviewer believed? I was for the Panam a Canal treaties, but what i( the ln- t e r vi ewer wore a Rona ld Reagan button under bis lapel? I don't think that teachers, policemen and firemen should have the unconditional right to strtke. but what If that mini· explorer dangling the job didn't agree with me? I also believe that affirmative action, especially now that the government is coµnting Aleutian noses. has gone too far . but how would my opinion set with the EEOC which turns out af- firmative action cases the way General Motors turns out cars? ALAS. no matter how honestly t answered, I would also be con- vinced that my responses would be programmed into some Great Computer at the Civil Service Commission. or even at the FBl's J. FAear Hoover Buildiq, and remain there, indellblJ. un- til my demise. Anyway. no sooner had tile local prints splahsed this storY than faces turned red at EEOC and the Civil Service Com- mission. The questions were "clumsy, Insensitive and inap- propriate." declared Eleanor Holmes Norton, EEOC chairman. as she ordered a "full investigation." Now In Wa s hing ton . whe-n a top bureaucrat orders a "full in- ves tigation." do not hold your breath. Meanwhile. it was learned that some poor devil at tbe Civil Service Commlslton otayed the quHUons for use by E£0C. so that made It oettSSary for the commission's vice chairman. Jule M. Sugarman. to agree lhat the questions •mounted to poor judgment. "The staff person who authoriJed them will be so counseled," Sugarman dryly an· nounced. BUT STILL. who WIS the culprit who wrote the questions and suP(>lied them to EEOC In· terviewers to spring on un· suspecting appllcants? Wu there someone in the Carter Ad· ministration who believed in fishing about this way to make sure only "safe" people were hired? Much as th.ls theory would ap-' peal to the suspkious. tbe truth is tbat an old-timer. OM Nat.ban Sbindennan. 63. who ~lalms 3-1 years government service, de- signed the questJons. Just as be bad a.uthored similar testing • teebnlquea in the Nixon years for the omce of Economic Op- pqrtuntty. ·•rt never occuned to me that these quesUOM ~uld ever be used for any purpose other than intended," he told me. "namely to find out what insights an ap- plic ant had. and how aware he was as to what is going on in society. We didn't give ,. damn what the person's opinions were. ! guess I was naive about that ... NOW civil libertarians. Indeed 111 of us. bavt> a raaht to ask whether someone in government WIS ustl1i such quesUons to ex- dude people from ~mploymeat if their views wer~n •t attept•· bit. whatever acceptable might m•an. But Sbinderm1n·s remarks make~ COOC!lude that the pro- saic explanation is likely c«· reel. that ln tsolaUon a well- meantng buttaucrat can pull a dumb one It ls aood that someone pro. tested the GR of these questions by t!le high and mighty EEOC. and that our PttSS was sutfi. cientl)' offended to pursue this story. In terms of eaposinl a-. thought-control sche me. this "ll episode ls a false alarm. • But it is also good to re· ·, member that the bureaucracy has such arbitrary and often UD• controUed power. it takes a little whistle blowiog to keep the gov· emment on 1 reasonably even keel. ., If Nastase Does It, It Means SoDiething Dirty ... . . Ca nadian Prime Minister Trudeau was pbotoarapbed last week directing wh at wu described in some quarters as "an obscene gesture" at the press. It was not the crude American gesture made famous by Vice President Rockefeller. Whit Mr. Trudeau did was to raise bis rtdrt flat. e lf>ow crooked, and ~ pllCe his left hand 1top b1a right biceps. ' Now many &>@Opie believe both •estures r n- ler to the ume four-letter Analo·Saxon •ord whtca, describes In ac:t or love and la theterore. u the U.S. Supreme Court reeently naled, patently obleene. Some morlllltl reel stl"Onlb' tbal Mr. 'lloctcftller and l'fr~' 'l"nideau lbbu.ld be arrested for commlWria obic.nei 161\uret tn public. CNo one cares tbese days what obscene gestures are com· milled ln private between· con· sentlng adult.s.) THE PROBLF.M h e r e. however. ts th3t while courts around the world bave ruled thousands of words to be ob- scene, little or no legal attentlon has been paid lo gestures. Thust lf Mr. Trudeau wen hauled before a Judge, be could wriafle off tbe book by tl1lmln& his 1esture meant either "How's tbe o1d blood pressure. feJlu?" or "Gosh, CJo I b.a a bed ease ot tennls elbow." If International morality "' to be pr~. tho courts must act swiftly to clear up tb t am- bl gu ltles. Admittedly. It ls :i monumtftlal tult. As ju1l one examp1!1 \Me -and I hope you wlll roraw• t.M use of Uli word lb • family n..w1p1per -nacen. YOU CAN hardly t-.rn Oft . ' I I televlslon these days without seeing an a thlete wa vlna 11 finger ln mld·alr. In 98 easel' out of a hundred. this Is \alten to mean, "Hey. I'm number one?" In the cases <:.A llM NastaH or Jimmy Qoftdon. bowner. lt eltarly con~ ta.. mnsqe, "ffe1. you tMQk you·re DUmber ooe at Ute ~ but rm to- lnc to pt yout'' ~ bave beat clluu.t for Wt obHtDe COil· duct. So 1Dllleb for llqle ftn1ers. Wbal about two rtn1ers ? This 1esture can either mean peace1 Wllr. or "l'm number one eiaa I'm coJ.na to•• 1ou,'• the latter ball ol Ule m••lll aialD bllDa obscene. V('nl fOT the a lrplanE' glue. ' dear'" . Held out t\lpped with palm'b "'J>••rd. tbls a wt!ll mean . ._ lewd, .. Wow, at that well·"r built cude la the ltlni'" At the • ume time the tboqbt conveyed._ could poalbl1 be •n lnnoc~ "You'N tn aood hands will All· 1t1te .. -t>ntltutarl)' If tb~ we,U-bullt ~ hM a well-bui~ beau lD t.bit ~. : ~ ., WEU., 1'llESE are but a feWic of the problems the courts ~-. face over dirty aestures. Onf:'t' they ar. resolved, we can tutn t4'- 8irt,v IQOb. Anyone who ' •ur s1NC'k tnto a parkmc plate Into ••lell •aotlt•r ur .,._ backlna ~ U\at. dlr\)' )oak •• can u.._..uorial>ly conve1 Ii • ditty~. • ... But II Glad' CCMtl1a1~.I" teU ~· whact. ...,. • olMOl say. tMtlit· un ttttltnly tell ~· wblcrr· ... tun1 ..,. caaaot me. A-' ~ tM~ .... •Uiilt:" tt tdll ..... ,.. ..., " ...... hti th..-to Ma~•t~ .... ....,..,. WftallQOt~ r • J NATION TUlldly. A&.IQust 16, 1178 DAIL y PU.OT A 1 Youth Street Terror Staged for TV? NEW YORK <APl -A muffled Cl'J ls bearcl. I chaar tumbNI tbrouab the •lr, I you&.b IPI pum. mels a younpt.er-to the 1round. The ABC camera Jerks down 1 broken and foraotten atreet. reeord· ing for a newt documentary the • mlntb random vloleoee of a alum. The scene -DreHn\ed aa realit.Y -waa va~wed ln 10.5 mnOon homm aCl'OU the oaUoo June 28. But was lt rea lity! THE L008S·llNIT SLACK Prod\teer't N · sociatk>n has complalned to Ute P'ect.ral Com· munlcationa Commtaaton It wu n«. tha\ ABC •ta1ed Ulia and otbet' aceMe ln "Youth Terror: Tbe View from Behind lbe Oun " With purported evktence h'om Huah A . HW. a freelance produc:tJon auoctate an the P"Olf•m, lbe complaint mdel t.be accmation tbat ABC mlaled tbe public and violated joumalis&k d.bla. ABC 1-.ys it arranced with tome youtm to follow them throuah a "typical" da1 and tbat tbey were uked to do ftat I.bey normaJlJ do. While tt ls 1eneratb ~ that the mere presence ot a camera can be enoup to tnn..ce a pef'IOO'a behavior, Hill gays the produeera went too far by asktnl tM 1an1 members to n,bt. EVEaYONE ELSE IN\'OL VED WITH tbe pro1ram unequivocally denies the charses. whlcb have thrown ABC's News Documentary Un it into turmoil. A BC news chief Roone Arled1e bas denounced Hill and has asked a prestigious law firm for an in- vestigaUon "to satisfy ourselves and our viewing public that they are untrue and without basis tn fact .. And the maker s of the hlthly praised documentary lament that the alle1ations veil the rewards of nine months' conswninl labor. "I t.hou&bt it waa a beautiful abow. I was pt"OUd -aiid I am still proud -of it. I feel lousy arid an· gry and outraged," says Helen Whitney, who pro- duced, wrote and directed the program. ducen wbo Ollanized laat April. peyln. duet but no apeclned amount. It bu no reiuJa.r ofnce apace and lta le&.pbone ls answered by a nonprofit com· munlly orsanlaation called the children's Arta Carnival. Jn a July • letter to the FOC. tbe auoclaUon claimed upwards ot '10 wu lent to some of the youth• and aald "Youth Terror" falls to aay that many were no lon11r Involved In "criminal behavior." Amona other thin11. It accused the network of havln1 the youtba recreate put exploits and said there It "1tN>D8 evidence" that events were 1ta1ed. The letter apeclflcally refernd to the 1ang violence and the flrin1 of a sun from a tenement window. .. THE raoou• WAS AN EXAMPLE 08 1enaaUonaliatnlDOl'tiniwbJcbdo.ootbulldbridees tbroulh lnformaUon aDd undent&Odln1," ltsaid. Saytq lt was always ccmeemed about de- liberate falalflcaUon. dlatortioo or staal.n& of news, the FCC uked for documentation. That bundle of tapes and atatemeota wu being prepared by the asaoclaUon. It ls not clear. however. whet.her any ln· vH t11aUon can be conclusive. One thua prominent in the case recanted a denial and tben- accordt.ng to ABC -recanted the recantation. Still. a youth called "Blue" tells Hill on one Lape that production associate Richard Kagan and Ms. Whitney uraed him to "make it look good" Cops Say It With Flowers HONOLULU <AP> • whUe ~-I made believe I was puncbiq him bard," Blue recounta, and "Amberto" says be ac· tuall1 volunteered to be tbe 1an1'a victim: "We were bavtnatun." BOTll .KAGAN AND IDS PBODUCU em· pbatlcally deny such talk. ••Nobod..v told these aana members to fl&ht,'~ Kaaan relates. A vtewer might conclude. from the youths• bouts and apparent aelf ·consclouaneas on the pro. 1ram. that indeed they were performing for the camera on occaalon. But did they fi&ht on their own or not? Alt.houab Hl1J says in his statement that he beard Ma. Whitney aak for "a liUle action," tbe producer says 1be dldn 't have to. ... do not remember aaymg that. I cannot con- ceive of saying that." abe responds. "I remember ~~~~ specifically saying, 'Do what you normally • SHE SAYS VIOLENCE .. HAPPENS all the time. ao why bother ataatoa tt! But the important polntlsthatwedoootdotlioeekindaofthinp." Says associate producer Marcia Leslie: .. I don't know whether they were performlng for us, whether ,,,, ..,..... they were perfonnina for themselves. whether it STREEt SCENES •STAGED• FOR TV? wastheateroftbe street ... ltwasfrtgbtening.Jtreal-Ch---Throunh ABC Into T·-u lywas." r------=----_ ___;-•=-------u-'"""'---Reporting it bas received a number of letters about the raw language on "Youth Terror." the ( FCC says it will review the association's documen· talion .. very carefully." • LM. BOYD ) INFORMS in the CJ&T&LINA DAILY PILOT ''I BEUEVE WE'RE GOING to be vindicated on this. and I would like to see it over." adds PaD\ela Hill, executive producer of the unit and no relation ol Hugb Hill. "It's exhausting and it's painful. Our very inteerity ls on the line." The Traffic Violations ----------------~~~---------:---:-~--------------- To ABC, Hill is a d isgruntled former employee whose hopes for a permanent network job -bis second chance -were dashed by acknowledged errors In judgment. He concedes that be did. for instance. get some or the gang members drunk and that, to prove it was possible. he bought some marijuana from an 11-year·old boy. But the JO.year-old Hill, who earlier quit NBC after be was denied the kind of network work he sought, says he left ABC to strive for an on- camera position. He is now producing a film abo\lt Harlem for unidentified real estate people there, Hill says. "If I preferred a network job, I would have stayed at NBC." he comments. WHILE ABC CONTENDS THAT .BILL bas embarked on an "intensive" and "vindictive" campaign against the proaram, the Dartmouth College graduate claims the Black Producer's As· socialion started the action. · The group ls described as 30 independent pro- Bureau soon wlll be banding out bouquets to rule-breaking motorists, but the drivers aren't likely to be nattered. The bureau has or· d e r ed traffic tickets with a hibiscus. the state flower. depicted in one corner. "We thought by put· ting the hibiscus on the ticket. w e could personalize it a little," said Tom Okuda, direc· tor 0£ the bureau. Okuda discussed the idea with the state's four poJice cblefs and 17 Dis· trict Court Judges before it was approved. The only problem, he said, was that some ex· pressed concern that the flower would make the tickets look cheap and gaudy. Best Idea Since Shopping Carts /,~~j~ow you can do a week's shopping v &~ without forgetting a single item! Use pre-printed. Send . 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I { l ·1 I I J I I I I • I ' A• DM.VPtLOT ....) 8 Tueedly, Aug Ult 11, 1971 BOATING I LOCAL I CALIFORNIA All Tanked Up for Harbor Regatta Weekly M•dness Ending •1 ALMON LOCllAallY ...,,...._..., Be r Can Re1alta, Tb.lnt1 n"arad~ or a.am Sert. call \t wbat ~ wm. tbe Balboa Yacht Chab'a a1uaual mldweek aummttrtlme aalUnc ' bl-Jlnn ls bout to com to aa end ror another year. The bla boat -• to SO re« - recinc ls called the Beer Can Re1atu ln J-.me, cbaqes name fbut not format) to Tblraty Tbunc:IQ Reaatta in July. and winds up ln AUl\llt as tbe Cham· paane Series. BUT BY ANY NAME the Thursday Cstartlna at S p.m. > sailln1 extrav.,anaa is more a party than a raee that for nearly two decades baa provided some close·quarter racin& inside the bay for skippers and crews, climaxed by post-race cock.tail "parties. Wn/lict . Charge~) By Patti SAN FRANCISCO CA Pl - Patricia Hearst says attorney F. Lee Bailey created a conruct of Interests l>Y signing a $225,000 contract tor a book about the bank robbery trial in which he defended her. A federal judge was asked Monday by attorney George M artlnez. who currently represents Miss Hearst. to order a New York publishing firm to turn over all details and con- tracts dealing with Bailey's book. The book was written but later rejected by the publisher. MARTINEZ ASKED U.S:Dis· trict Judge William Orrick Jr. on Aug. 2 to set aside or reduce Miss Hearst's seven-year prison . sentence for bank rot:>bery . He said Monday that one of his previous arguments on behalf or Miss Hearst was '"an im· permissible conOict of interests between trial counsel and the de· Cendant." Martinez said Bailey actively pursued "for h.is own gain the object or publishing a book about defendant and bertrial." On tbe cocktail party side the Thursday night madness pro- vides more of a show ror scores -er bayslde residents of Balboa Island. north 1.Jdo Isle, Bayside Drive and the lower peninsula. They invite cuesta for weekly parties to watch the .. crasy yachtsmen" cavort up and down the narrow confines of the bay, sometimes turoinl the air blue with their demands for right-d THEY'RE OFF AND SAILING, BUT WHICH WAY IS ANYBODY'S GUESS, IN BALBOA'S HARBOR REGATTA HE ASKED THE judge to or- der G.P. Putnam Publishing Co. to provide any and all contracts. correspondence. memoranda. writings. statements, papers. tape recordings or any other communication pertaining to Miss Hearst and Bailey. -way and sea room. For years the weekly event bas also been the cause of ulcers lor many an insurance .,n derwriter, but , almost miraculously, there has never been a serious accident THE EVENT HAD less than spectacular beginnings in the early 1960s when two owners of large racing yachts berthed at · the Newport Harbor Yacht Landing placed a wager on who could beat 'Altlo in a race from the landing to the h arbor en- trance buoy and back. Who the yachtsmen were or who beat whom bas long since been forgotten. Suffice It.to say that the following week a few other big boat owners at the landing challenged the original wagerers and within a few weeks scores of others bad joined the weekly race, bets or no bets. Those were the spectacular days. No limit to size of boats, no rules except to stay out of the other guy's way when necessary. It was a show that had bayside residents and powerboat partiers screaming and cheering like fans at a baseball or rootball game. WITH POPULAlllTY came dan1er. and by the following year the Newport Harbor Yacht Club took on the affair. agreeing to start the yachts in the more spacious turning basin at the east end of Lido Isle. But it was stlll wild, no-hold.s·barred racing and the powers at NHYC de· cided they wanted no part of il. So BYC decided to take it over and establish some semblance of order out or potential chaos. BYC Umited the size of boats to SO feet overall length, divided them into classes according to length and started the classes at IO-minute intervals. All r acing wltbin each class was on a no- handlcap basis. Anything resembling serious racing was purely coincidental. Most of the yachts were -and still are -loaded to capacity with guest "crews ... IN THE EARLY YEARS such things as protests were unheard of-unless there was a conisimt with damage -in which case the two owners got together and came to an agreement as to who was to pay what. ln more recent years some of the new "sea lawyers" have taken the game more seriously and have not hesitated to file protes~ with the race commit· tee if they thought their right-of· way was violated. How did the Beer Can Regatta get its name? Old timers recall that the windward mark in the north Lido channel was an anchored spar. One night some wag capped it with an empty beer can. ON DIE OTHER hand, the amount of suds consumed during the evening's race and after may have bad something to do with it. The August series for the Champagne Cup Is scheduled to end Thursday. Aug. 24. After that, insurance underwriters can relax for another year. l\1 artinez alleged that Bailey began negotiations on the book near the Jan. 26. 1976. trial date. signed a contract Feb. 25. 1976. providing payment or . $2~.000 for the book. and received J $70,000 advance. He also said Bailey "m fact causl'd a book to be written by J ghost writer named J ohn Greenya and that the title of thv book was and is "The Trial of Pally Hearst.·· 2 Semenced Over 'Cancer Diet' Fraud INDIO CAPl -The Daughter and an associate or health spa operator Carey Reams. who al· legedly recommended a diet of water and lemon juice to cure cancer. have been fined and given suspended prison sentences for conspiring to practice medicine without a license. However. sentencing for Rea m s. who operated the Muriella Hot Springs spa in Riverside County. w as postponed until alter a sepatate trial on charges of fraud and second-degree murder is con- cluded in Fincastle, Va. lllVE'RSIDE COUNTY Superior Court Judge Frank Moore imposed fines of $1,500 on Laverne Reams and $3.500 on Rea m s' business associate. Nord Davis The sentencing came four days after the desert resort· - allegedly $135.000 in debt -was Placed in the hands of a finan. c i a I r e c e i v e r b y U .:S . Bankruptcy Judge David Naulle in San Bernardino. • A LONE, SILHOUETTED FIGURE ON THE 8.AUIOA nARY WAVES TO RACING YACHTS THE MOTOR BOAT ISN'T RACING, JUST WATCHING REAMS, 75, IS accused of pQ!- scribing a diet of distilled water and lemon juice for a 2~-yeir· old leukemia victim, Mich~& Riggs of the Riverside suburb of Temecula. The boy later died. · ... Old Delta College SigQups Slated . Steamship NowE~tery RegUtmtWn Opens Aug. 24 at Orange Coast Registration begins Aug. 24 for fall classes at Orange Coast College, which begin Sept. 11. shorthand which can be transcribed by computer. Amons the olferinls will be a variety or tecture couraes, weekend classes, and replar daytime classes BEas•s A SAMPLING of some of the new and unusual elaues, with adcliUonal lntorma- ti on •••liable b)' c11Un1 551.5735= sidering returning to colleae. The n~week class will cover career plannina. course selec- tion and il'OUP counseling. -Stenotyplng lor men and women, lor would·be court re- porters or secretaries. Courses are available every momina and on Monday and Wednesday evenings. Stenotype is macblne -Techniques for runnin& non· profit organizations. a class for both professionals and volun· leers. Management 120 meets Thursday evenings and covers org anhation structures, member recruitment and reten· Uon, fovenunent and public re lations and other topics. RIO VISTA CAP) - The Delta Kina. a sternwheel steamship that used to haul pa11e11gers and frellbt between Sacramento and San Francisco, bas been towed to Richmond for conversion into a noaUng restaurant. The owner of the 52· year-old veaselk M.K. Sum, a Ber eley rea\aurateur, Sllid be dlcln 't know bOw lone tbe job would take, or bow much tt woulcl eon. &um paid "5,200 fOf the abl&> last Fetwuary at a Solano C<>Unty 1berllf'11ale. The ratauranl ta to be tied up In San Fran· cJaco•a dock area. . ' • • EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA . .. \ • , I • • , • . f J • • ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS I OBITUARIES T~. Augu.t 15, 1979 DAILY PtLOT A• THE FAMILY ClRCUS. By BU Keant' 1t' anted to Dte Drug Slayer Gets 7 Years GOP Chiefs Set Andream HeaJ.s County Younger Unit "Not 'till after we've gone on Mr Toad's Wild Ride " Death& Elaewhere NEW YORK 1AP1 etaarles R. Lac:JunH. 81. who with J oseph and Ch arle:. Rev!>on found Re\·lon lnc 1n 19J2. d1t.'d Frtd;,iy at h1:. homl· ABERDOVEY. Wdlt:s (AP J -Novelist Berta Ruck. whost• firsl book was published in 1913, died Friday a week after celebrating her lOOth birthday. SEATTLE IAPI - .J..izr v1olln1st J oe V1•nutl. 76, who went from .1 cl..1ss1cal b..1ck ~round to ,t C<trt-t-r in -.win,.: mu:-.ic . died Mon d <t ) night at Virginia M a!'>on Hospital ufl er iJ long lllnel>!> During thl• 1920s and '30s, he played with Paul Whiteman. Benny Goodmun. Bing Crosby and others. Degrees Awarded A mnn who told lb~ Judie he would prefer to &l<> to tht• aut. chumber tor the murder of an elderly womam who bt·frlended hlm and tried to help blm break hai-dru1& habit has been sentenced to not leaa lhun sevc>n yt>ur"' In state prison. Orunae Counly Su~rior Court Judee Phlllp E. S<'hw aab ordt!red the prison term for Joseph l"rt>di·nek Gill. 21. ot Corona, after the defendant wus found "'°lly of itecond de1ree murder. IT WAS lJCCESSFULLY alleged that Gill Atranalod and beat Helen Maxine Reams, 47. of Gurdf'n Grove. lo death on Oct. a.. 1977, when be new into tt r uae ;dter 1he bid bis supply of berolD Crom him. "I'd rather go to the 1as chamber," GW toad the JUdae. "l can't go throu&b life DOW with ber on my mind." IT WAS TESTJnED that Mn. Reams took the homeless Gill into her home. supplied him with money and food a nd worked with him lo a bid to help him control and then eliminate bl.a depen· dcnct' on drug!> Police dc:.critwd the killing of Mrs. Reams as ·a wild. uncontrollabel. savage attack . . . a very savage beating during a wild rage to get bis drugs buck." Eleetell Marvin Nebe n. u Corona del Mar at· torney. has been elected president of the J ewish Federa- tion Council or Orange County for 1978·79. Wheels Stolen Burglar s wh o AnaOO • ~ he ' forced open the rear door to ain entry to a im eac rs Laguna ~lls store car- Groups to Merge Five teachers associa· tions in Anaheim have announced t hat they are m e rging their Teachers United. is gov· erned by an exeeutive board headed by Dottie Kendall. rie d orr 16 boxes of skateboard wheels valued at $1,!iOO. Oran1e County sherifrs officers said the wheels were taken from the ~remises of Cal-Spree Cahfornla Specialties, 23352 Peralta Drive. By 0 . C. mJ8TING8 Ot .. Dllltw ............ The joint Republican campaign croup for Evelle Younge r . 1ubernatorlal nominee. and Mike Curb. the GOP candidate for lieutenant-governor. has announced its Orange County leaders. Chairman is Victor Andrews. with Athalie Clarke as honorary chairman and George Lusk as executive dfrec- tor. Also on the executive committee are Ambassador John Krehbill. Daryl Arnold. Sam Barnes. Robert Beaver. Arnold Beckman. Marsha Benta, Dennis Catron, Tom Ellick. Robert F1uor. Gavin Herbert, Mrs. Hazel B. Myers, Trudi Rogen. John Rau. Jack Smith. Charles Thomas. Bill Voit and William Wenke. Also serving ln campaign office6 will be John Lusk. Ma rlene Fox. Dorene Blocker . Dorothy Beaver . Harold and MUdred Dean. Vera Man- ning. Mary Ann Gumbinger Mercer. Bob Curtis. Lynn Turner. Mike Maikoski. Ivan Rob1oson and Gloria Walls Seelye. * * * THE REPUBLICAN Central Com· mittee of Orange County wants t o m ake one thing perfectly clear · It's not taking si d es when t wo Republicans run against each other in a non·partisan race. The committee was bombarded by questions recently when. in its re- gular roundup of fund-raising events. it lis t ed one for s heriff hopeful Lauren Rusk and identified him as the Republican candidate. His opponent. Sheriff Brad Gates, is a lso a Republican. A committee spokesman s~d th~. from now on. the group won't Ust fund-raisers by Republicans who are running agamst other Republicans in non-partisan races. • *. ORANGE COUNTY state Senators J ohn Briggs, R-Fullerton. and Dennis Carpenter. R·Newport Beach. joined with the majority of senators in vol· ing against a constitutional amend· m e nt, SCA 66, that would have partially wiped out Proposition 13 tax cuts on non-residential property. Paul Carpenter, D-Cypresa, voted for the amendment. • •• ALL OF ORANGE County's Democratic assemblymen and one of its two Republican assemblymen joined in the vote that a pproved M constitutional ame ndment. SCA 61. that ties state s pending Increases to personal income growth. The only Orange County opponent of the bill was William Dannemever. R· Fullerton. ••• A FEDERAL TAX CUT pack;.ige that would save the average family of four an estimated $150 a year has won praise from Congressman Mark Hannaford. the Lakewood Democrat who represents much of West Orange County. The package. which has passed the House of Represent atives, includes an exemption from capital gains tax- es or the one-time sale ol an in· dividual's home. Hannaford notes that he authored similar legislation last year. W ASHlNGTON <AP 1 -Mrs Jim Grant Boll· lag, 50, wife or Rep. Rich ard Bolling, 0 -Mo .. died of a heart attack S und ay a t a C h estertown. Md .. hos pital. the con Three Orange Coast students are to receive bachelor 's degrees from UC Davis. activities in bargaining, ------------------------------------------------- . gressman·!> office said She m arried Bolling in 1964 and since then ser ved in her husband's office as a full-time, un- paid executive assistant. They are Paula A . W atson o f Laguna Beach. and Gary L. Harwood and Carolyn S. Walker. both of Newport Beach. g rievance processing a nd community r ela· tions. They are the Anaheim E lementary Education Association IAEEA>. Centralia Education As· sociati on <C EA >. Magnolia Educators As· soc iation <MEA l, Savanna District ---------.... -~--1~--.-/.0-WS--Teachers Association Beat• Natl~~· JFl.~L~ IY' ISDTAI a nd Anaheim l'ETEti OESSAl..ENE PETERS, rftldMI Of S.nt• A,,., Cl. P-away on Au11•at IJ, 1911. Sutvl-by • ~otr.er Paul -Y of 9uflM, New York •nd nlea Belly Hibben ol Sant• Ana, Ca S.rYICH will be i.ld ill 2PM on Wect nesdo. AllQlnt i.. 1'711 at Pa< Ille v1.,w CMpel. \fllltlllon MPM on Tuesday, A119ust u. 1'71. Interment Pacific View M-a• PMll Pacific View _,.,.ry dlrec1an W•AYElt Fl..OVO MIU.0 WEAVER, -to, '-&tdenl of SMla An-. C. Pas--av on AuQus1 ll, 1m s.m.1..0 11y hls wl~EISle,sonst..loydO w .. v••of S.n 01900, C..., -Lyrn.f\ E. Wuver of En<lnl~ Ca., ~hter M ina A lo\astro of u Mardl4, c. -Jan•l A ~'Of E~. C.. , Shirl•y Kol<esn of OranQe, c. .. ' ll'•ndchildren ano I Qrut~rande:hlld. 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Mail your queltaoru to Pa1 Dunn, At Your Serotce. Oronge Cocut DcuJ11 Pilot. P 0 Boz 1560, Costa MtJO, CA 92626 A• mony Letters at posmble wtll be ~td. but phoMd mqu1n., or letters not ancluding the reader'• /&Ill name, addresa and busoaeu hours' phonfJ num~cannof be consulered. Thia column appeor1 dai· ly ezc~ Soltlrdays. " BJ ALMON LOCllABllY ....... ..._ ... Lt~. bumkl air lbat barely wbil~red up to &ix llnolt Monday made it a Ions. hot day tor 31 £tcbelll·22 Oippen Htllnt for the world cham· plon1bJp 1n the cl ... out of Newport Harbor Y atcht Club. And It wu even 1on1er and hotte1' for the race and Pl"Ctelt commltt wbo were faced with aolv· ln1 seven proteeta 1001 aft.er the ra«-w1t1 over The llllht alra contributed to some confused aallln1 ut the muka THE 'ftllaD RACE OF lht slx·ra~ Utlt series WH won by NMI Broob rtl Melbourne. Australiat The wln, coupled wtth an 11th and nlnLh In the t~ prt-vlous ra boolted him to t.bird place In U$e standlnp. Ttt. Balboa Yacht Club's Diet Deaver flniabed second to rurtber alttnllhen bis leaf" In the point standlnp, &iVLOI him 19 points tor the lhrff races A tblrd place tlntsb by Charles Curtis of Marblehead, Mau .• placed bim wttbin striking BOATING distance of Deaver with 24. 7 points. As a matter or fact. with the best five of six format which allows a skipper to throw out his worst race, Curtis wou Id be a head of Deaver at this stage of the competition as he would throw out a 10th place finish in the first r ace, leaving him with 8. 7 for his third and second place finishes in the next two Deaver, with two fourths and a second, would throw out a fourth, leav ing him with 11 good points. BUT IN TBJS TYPE OF competition, the throwout race is usually not considered until after the fourth race. Disqualifications may not be used as athrowouL Curtis. incidentally. is the 1976 wo1'1d cham- pion in the class. It is Deaver's first title meet in the Etchells-~. Fourth place in the standings belongs to Peter Godfrey. Marblehead, with 33.7 points, and fifth is Rick Howard, Marblehead, with 34.7 HOWARD IS STILL CLOSELY in tl)e running with a throwout as he won the first race. placed 17th in the second and sixth in the third. His 17th place throwout would leave him with 13 points. Today was a layday for the fleet. Racing will resume Wednesday and continue through Friday. The first 10 finishers. third race: 1. Noel Kialoa and Ondine Battle in Haivaii HONOLULU <AP> -The two giant ocean r acers, Kialoa and Ondine, continued to set the pace in the third day of the final race in the Pan Am Clipper Cup Yacht series here. The two 79-foot yachts were well down the long reaching leg of the 800-mile race around the islands making up the state of Hawaii during the Monday afternoon roll call. with Kialoa holding a s light lead. ABOUT 18 MILES BEHIND in the run to South Point on Hawali Island, for the tum back up the East side of the chain to the Diamond Head finish. was the SO-foot sloop Checkmate out of Marina del Rey, Calif. In a group wttb Checkmate were the Australian yachts Ragamuffin and Big Schott and the New Zealand yacht Anticipation THE nRST FINISHERS are expected across the Diamond Head line sometime Wednesday with the smaller yachts expected to finish up tO two days later. The winner will be selected on the basis of cor- reeled lime, with the times in the around-the-state race expected to figure heavily in determining the winner of the Clipper Cup series. Two Regattas Held At Capistrano Bay The Capistrano Bay Yacht Club celebrated its flfth anniversary as a Southern California Yacht· ing Association-affiliated club Saturday and Sun· day with a regatta for large and small boats. A class of Sabots sailed inside courses on Saturday and the Performance Handicap Racing FJeet yachts took to ocean courses on Sunday. Results: SABOT -l, Evan Malanosky, I'.>PYC ; 2, Terry Murray, Capo BYC; 3, Dawn McLeod Capo BYC. ' PHRF OVERALL -1, Windrunner, Brad Timon, Capo BYC ; 2, Sunshine, Ron Malanosky, DPYC; 3, Skosbi Tiger, BobStr8Jll, Capo BYC. CLASS A -1, Avoca, Bob Watts, DPYC; 2, M anderbee, Bruce Anderson, Capo BYC; 3, Bolo Klki, Rick Raff, Capo BYC. CLASS B -1, Windrunner; 2, Sunshine: 3, Skoshi Tiger. CLASS C -1. Nasty. Howard Trueba, Capo BYC; 2, BojaqJea, Carlos Wllliama, Capo BYC; 3, Torrey, Dave Cooper, Capo BYC. NO SPINNAKER -t, Therapy, Mickey LeVan, Capo BYC ; 2, Carry On, Rick Re)'DOlds, Capo BYC; 3, Puff, Tom Adamson, Capo BYC. ~ ............ "~ COVIR POLITICS Brooke. M~lbourne : 2. Dick Deaver, 8YC: 3, David Curtl1. Marblehead: 4, Peter Godfrey. Marblebcnd; 5, Tlm Hoaan. NHYC; t . Rick Howard. Marblt head : 7, Oeor1e Twist. NHYC; a. WllUam Mobba, Sydney, Australia: 9, RuaaeU Slad e. Sydney. 10. J.I. Hancock. Melbourne. Unofftclal standln1s after three races <no throwout> t. Dick Deaver. 19; 2, Davld Curtis. 2'.7; 3.i Noel Brooke. 32; 4, Peter Godfrey, 33.7; 5, Rick .. OWllrd,34 7. Two Races Sailed At Bahia Corinthian The Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club provided a busy weekend for Lldo-14 and Laser sailors over the week~d with two regattas. Lido-14 sailors took over the bay on Friday nlghl with the annual Luna del Lido Regatta, and the Lasers foined the Lidos on Saturday in the "L" Boat Reeatta. Results: LUNA DEL LIDO -l. Gary Thome and Jim Kerrigan. BCYC ; 2, John Thorne and Dave Smiley. BYC: 3. Brian Hench, BYC ; 4, Herb Hope, BCYC; 5. Fred Toepel. BYC. "L" Boat Regatta LASER A -1, Mike Pinckney, BCYC; 2, Jeff Doder. NHYC. 3, Dwayne Bora, BYC. LASER 8 -l, Suzanne Spangler, NHYC; 2. Regina Parker. NHYC. LI0014A -l, Chris Raab, HHYC; 2, Jack McClarty, BYC; 3, Alan Oleson, BYC; 4, Chad Twlchell, LIYC. LI00148 -l, Kurt Wiese. NHYC; 2, Don Bradbury, BYC; 3, Bob Mindte, LIYC; 4. Tony Perez, BYC; 5. Peter Stoughton. BYC. LI00.14C -l, Julie Kerrigan, BCYC. ~BelpDa ... _d DEAR PAT: I krtow there mu.st be some ex· erclses for desk-bound people whose work requires them to sit In one place all day. I'd like some to help relieve the neck and shoulder tension that goes along with this D.B .• Corona del Mar Tbete exercises can be done slWDg down or standing up. S&art with tbe "rag doll." Relax neek, sboalder and back muscles and allo• yoar head and arms &o drop limply. Slowly atralp&en up. Follow with deep breatblllg. Draw ID a deep breadl, t.tp&enlng nomacb and dlapllJ'agm, bold, tltea nleue alowty and allow yoa.r &ono &o go Ump. Tbea slowly tum the bead from side &o side, lookiDC back over eacb sboalder. Now, relu aeck mudes and allow ebln to drop to cheat. Then slowly rotate bead in a complete circle. Repeat a few times, and change dlrectlon. Next, slowly bend bead sideways, &owards one aboa.lder, then tbe otber. To ease shoulder tension, Uft shoulders (wltb elbows bent> and rotate them backwards In a circular mo&ton. Tben swl&cb dlreeUons. Mt .... 11 Remlfl Pla11t Ald1 DEAR READERS: Can you find out if liquid Vitamin B·l really reduces transplant shock when it is applied to the soil around a plant that's been moved? I've heard B·l has to be used or lhe transplanted plant will die . M .S .. Newport Beach Tbe use of Vitamin B·l <tblamin cblortde> as a soil appUed material &o reduce ''tran.splant aboek" may be popular, bat It's no& backed my mach sclentlfte researda, aceonllng &o &be Cooperative E~teuioa'a farm advisor's olftce. I& la known that B· I la neeeuary for die powtb of roots that have been removed from a plant and then grown In a s&erl.le labora&ory culture media. In 1rowtn1 pJanla &Illa vliamla la produced in the leaves and la truaported down &o &be roo&a where I& la Died la &be root rrowtJa proc ess. Altboagb B· t la neeenary for root CJ'Owtlt, ta moat ca1ie9 pJan&a maaatac&are an amply sappty as long as leaves are preseat and lunt\loalDg. U•· Ing B· l deflnltely ls not a banaful practice, bat It ls one tbat'a based more on poclilve tlllnldq &Jiu posl&lve scieatUlc results. Noclee Reda Nee Al.,.p Sa••• DEAR PAT: I have heard that a landlord must give a 60-day notice prior to raising the real. My landlord disagrees and says that a 30-day notice is all that's required. Who's right! N.S .. Costa Mesa Under California law, rent cumo& be raised daring a leue unless the wriUen terms of die lease t&aelf spedflcally allow tbe lllerease. Rm eu be increased under a wrluen or oral agreement if proper notice ls given to llle tenant. Wbett reat Is paid monthly, written notice must be given at least 30 days before an increase. An oral notice ts not sufficient. CallfomJa law allows a landlord renting under an oral or wrtUen agreement to raise the rent as much as he or she wishes In moat circumstances. The exception Is that tbe rent can· not be raised as a retallatlon because the tenant bas notl8ed pubUc authorities of substantial code violations, nor can it be raised wllbln • days after rent is withheld In order &o ftx a major defect. Slxty days writien notice of a reat increase must be CJven &o a mobile bome tenant, bat not &o an apartment or boase renter. State law alao re- qatree a mobUe bome ienan& give II days Dotke of Intent &o move. Five nllnutes for $1.35 Five minutes for 85¢ • tnaXlm.Ulll. This is our weekday evening and Sunday evening special. Call between 5 p. m. and 11 p. m . and you can talk for five minutes-to anybody, anywhere in Cali- fornia or any other state (except Alaska and Hawaii)-and the most it will cost is $1.35, plus tax. That's the most it will cost. Thats the rate for a five-minute call to someplace clear across the country, like Boston, Bangor, or Baltimore. Calls to closer places, like Modesto or Missoula, cost less. If you talk for less than five min· utes, your call will cost less. And the rates don't go up after five minutes. Each additional minute will still be billed at a low bargain rate. Thats our everyday special, between 11 p. m. and 8 a. m. Its also our weekend special: all day on Saturday, Sunday till 5 p. m. You can call anywhere in California or to any other state (except Alaska and Hawaii), talk for five minutes, and the most it can cost you is eighty-five cents, plus tax. If you talk less than five minutes, you pay less. And even if you talk for more than five minutes, each additional minute is still billed at the lowest long distance rate. (For more details, see the rate charts in front of your telephone directory.) There is one catch to all this: the five minutes for Sl.35 and five minutes for 85¢ rates don't apply to operator-assisted call~~ Hours Mon. Tue. Wed. Thu. Fri. Sat. Sun. 8a.m. to Regular rates. 5p.m. 5 minutes for $2.65 or fesat 5 p.m. to Cheaper rates. Cheaper 11 p.m. 5 minutes for $1.35 or lesat Rates 11 p.m. to ea.m. Cheapest rates. 5 minutea for SS~ or less.t tPlut tq. @Pacific Telephone *Operator handling rates apply on all coin, collect and credit card calls; call' bill~ to another number; c~ billing (special tillling numbers); calls from hotel/motel room phones; penon-to-person calls and time-and-charges calls. I • 4 I I . . ' , I . I . . r )• - l I I a : • • . I •Movies •Televlslon I . J • •,N•s•1•o•e•: .. ·S·t•oc•k•s._·.B.u•s1•ne•s•s ......................................... ~ ....... ~ ... l!Orts TUl!lday, Aug~t 16. 1978 DAILY PILOT •• Crash Kill~ FV Athlete; Gittens In jur~d . ~ ( .. DOUG THOMPSON Crash Victim Single Car .Accident Fatal to Thompson . By ROGER CARLSON I Of .. Dtllly ..... lllfl \ Ooua 1bompsoo, .11..,\U l''ountaln Valley • lflab football 1tar·/or Jwo years. Is dt>ad. r Add Willie Glltena.·th CJF Larae Schools playt'r ot the year. ..tas hospllallzed at Palo Verde Hospital ln Blythe. the result of an auto accident Monday morning on their way to Arizona State University. 1''uneraJ services are pending al Peek Funeral Homp ln Wµtmlnster. Gittens, 18. was to be released today from the hospital, where be was to be escorted by Arizona State assistant foot· ball coaches to Phoenix for further ob· ~rvation. Gittens sufrered what w as categorized as minor head Injuries. w,,ich included missing teeth and u possible con· cuss Ion. CONTACfED AT THE HOSPITAL by teammate Bryan Caldwell. Gittens' only remarks in a groggy st ate, were: "My god, my god." A California Highway P•trol spokesman said there were no other cars Involved in the accident and suggested that Gittens m ay have fallen asleep at the wheel. The accident occurred at 4:05 a.m . near Corn Springs junction in the Blythe area. The auto rolled over several times and both were thrown from the car. They were on their way to Tempe in Arizona to join teammates who open fall practice Wednesday at Camp Tontozonu. in the White Mountains. The pair represented half of a four· player group from Fountain Valley High recruited and' awarded scholarships by Arizona State. ALSO HEADED for Arizona State are linemen Al Koenig and Caldwell the latter to be Gittens' roommate. "Bryan was going to go with Willie by car until just a rcw days ago." said John Caldwell. Bryan's dad. "But Bryan dt- cided to fly because 1t was quicker So Doug took his place." Thompson didn't figure to 5tart for Fountain Valley as a junior. nor was be in the Barons' long-range plans to start as a senior. But he was called on to assume the quarterback duties when Gary Coleman was Injured in the Barons · third game or the 1976 season, HIS PLl\Y WAS WELL beyond expecta- tions and continued to 1mprovf> steadily ror the balance of his prep career. It was capped by the selection of Thompson to Fountain Valley's Gauntlet Club. sym- bolizing his ability us one of Fountain Valley's finest. Thompson. along with Gittens and other stars. led the Barons to a 10·2 record in 1976. Then the 197i season cume and with Thompson furnishing the passing and G 11 SeeGITfENS, Page 83 WILLIE GITTENS Suffefl Injuries l, Allen Wanted Full Control Ouster Was In His Best Interest-Rosenbloom By GARY GRANVILLE Of , .. 0.llJ l"ltee Si.ti Los Angeles Rams owner Car- roll Rosenbloom said Monday that he fired coach George Allen beca~e of AJlen's "frustration" ove ot being in control of the entir Ram organization "George hkcs to and is used to doing everything from coaching the team to handling public rela- tions." Rosenbloom said in an mtcrview after u Welcome the Rams luncheon ;.it the Anaheim ConvPntion Center "And George is a perrect1onist who thinks thinRS must be done his way. When they uren't done as he would do them. it ·s very frustr ating for him. ••t ACl'UALLY WORRY about his health and think it was in his best int erest as we ll as the Rams that we should part com- pany." Rosenbloom said. "I think George will be much h a ppier in an organization where he can have ruu control over a ll phases or the operation. "We a r e an organization. though . and we do things that George would have liked to have done forhimseU." ALLEN'S FIRING came as a surprise late Sunday afternoon arter he and Rosenbloom had huddled together for almost <1n hour The silver-haired Ram owner denied that two losing and lackluster pre-season gam es had anything to do with his firing of the coach he hired six months ago. He a lso d enied that training camo troubles. including the walk-out of four key players. in- fluenced his decision. "Well. yes. things weren't go· Ing too well. That's obvious. But none of those difficulties, which could be expected with a new system. had much to do with.my decision." Rosenbloom said. HE WENT OUT of his way to praise Allen's coaching ability and what he called Allen's "ad· mmistrativc know-how. ··1 have a great fondness for George and a great · personal respect for his abilities." Rosenbloom said ·Allen will be puid for the 21h years that re· main on his contract. Ram players Monday talked more about their new coach. Ray Malavasi. than they did about Allen's•a brupt de parture All-pro d c fen s h ·e end Jack Youngblood. for example. praised Rosenbloom for "having the courage" to m ake the coaching change. MALAVASI HAS been the Ram ·defensive coordinator for the past rive years and was ~witched to o rr (•n s ive coordinator when Allen took over last spring . Youngblood said he welcomes the return to Malavas1's dt· fcnsivephilosophy and t;,ictics ··we believe In it. It s a proven winner and I think 1t will take us to the Super Bowl." Youngblood s aid as he discussed the new Ram Coac h 's defl'nSl\ll' strategy. Quarterback Pat Haden said Malavasi's offensive stra\egems tire not to blame for the Rams See ALLEN. Page 82 * * * 1'01 Not A Crackpot, Says Allen LOS ANGELES •APt -"Car roll told mt• tht· playl•rs wert• tired and ovl•rworkcd." GC'orgt.- Allcn says of his firing as Loi:. Angele!\ R;,ims' coach by \ht' l\id· tional Football Ll'agut• team's ownC'r. Curroll Rosenbloom . "My feeling was thut if tht•y wercn 't tired at this point thert• would bt· something wrong I ;dwuys try to work them harder .it first and then slack off." Al · ten said Monday "f'm not a crackpot pt'rfl'c- tionist. My ideas hi.Ive been pro· \'C'n." Allen udded Allen. who wus d1sm1ssed ::>un day after his return to lhl' Rams. Jfte r sevt•n Yl·ars with lhl.' Washington Redskins. lasted for JUSl. t-"O presca~on games Thl· Rams scored JUSt one touchdown in the two losses and Allen W a!> replaced by Ray MaJavasi. the Rams· defens1vt• coordinator thl' past five years. NEW RAMS LEADER RAY MALflASI. '., .. Frustration Over Malavasi Looks Ahead By HOW \RD L . H.\~DV 0t tM O•oty Pole1 St~lf RJ)' M u lJ \.U!'.>I dot•s n"t cons1dl•r himself an interim coach for the 19'i8 S('<.1son with lh1· Lo!' Angeles Rams The Huntington Bcuch resident 1.1.a~ disappointed when he didn't get the JOb after Chuck Knox left last spring and the Rums hired Georgt· Allen for J third t1mt- But he doesn't figure to let uny grass grow under his reet now that he has taken over for Allen who was sudden- ly terminated Sunday night aftf'r two exhibition gam£• losses. Crying Tlaat Old Song A,.Wlr..-.o "George Is right. t didn't givt' him u fair chanc<.'," Rosenbloom said m an interview Monday. He l.'Xplained it was better to make th~ change now. than have prob- lems lastintothe regular season. Allen said he had gone at the job the only ~ay he knows how. totall). and was not bitter about the experience. "I THINK IT'S ALW.\ VS frustrating to want ";ob and not gel it." Malavas1 says One or his rirst m ajor moves was to insert lsiab Robertson in the defensive starting lineup. Robertson bad walked out of camp brrerty under Allen and Bob Brudzinsk1 was g iven tht' ">tarttng role In both pre-season The V<.tnket•s' Willie Randolph and out of the g;,i me for disputing a thira :\tanager Bob L('mon Cleft• argue with ~trike ca ll in '.\Jonday's gaml' at umpir('S Steve Palermo and Don Ocnk· Baltimo1·c. The Yanks won. 4·1. i;j ;;l~:l;··);~ces Boston 41,000 E~ted at Big A Tonight Tbt' California Angels, a half· game behind Kansas City for the lead in the American League West. will host tbe Boston Red SoJC tonight <7:30) at Anaheim Stadium Tbe etabt game home stand marks the final appearance of this seuon for eastern division powers Boston. Baltimore a nd New York at the Big A. Frank Tanana wlU be after hts 16th victory of the year tonight aaaln1t only seven losses when he takes on Lbo Rf'd Sox' Dennis Eckeraley. A sellout crowd of more than 41 ,000 on Famlly nlaht ls exPOCttd to witness tbe 'lame. ANGEL probables for th~ re• 1nainder of the three·aame Boston aerlH art Nolan RyaD f6 lOl on Wtdnndoy and Jlhtr Chris Kn pp <lHl or Doo A (&-7> on '11\uraday. ACter the Boston Hl, the Angels will host the Orioles for three over the weekend And then will entertain the world cbam· pion Yankees for two. Four Angels are currently on the disabled list, Including Joe A1tgtt'-S"'le All 0.flltt 111 ICM"C ttttl t:Up.11\, 7:U p,m 7:U p.m Rudi. who falJed to kee p a doc· tor's appointment Monday af· ternOO'ft tor hi& back injury. RlJDI. WHO INJlJltED bis back In Lhe first aamt' or Saturc\ay·~ doubleheader 11alnst Sutt.le. reportedly t ook his family to the beach Monday ratb r th.an k~p bts 1ppolill· ment wlth Or. Robert Kerlan. "We understand he took bis family to the beach,'• aald an irate Buzzie Bavasi. "I have to assume that if he's well enough to go to the beach. he'll be well enouah to play tonight." Rudl's ir\)ury. which was or· glnaUy diagnosed as muscle spasms, was later called pulled Ugament.s, Rudi told reporters Sunda> momlng that he was un· a ble to sleep Saturday nlahi and was also havtna trouble walklna. OTHER PLA'YE&S sufferln1 injury problems include: Dave Fros t . who a pent hla third slulaht day In tractlon Monday ot Centlnela Valley Hospital. Dyar Mlller, who s uffered a bruised s houlder ; and Ron Jackson, who bu an injured left wrtat Cbrls Kn~pp w. \l re place Fr<>1t. ln lite i'olatk>Cl, and Miiler and Jacklon are ellalble to come otf the dbabled lllt tbil 1'ffk. "When I take another job it will be us he ad coach and general manager.·· Allen said. "If we had won those two ex· hibillon games. or even Ir we'd won one or the m. this wouldn't h.ive happened ... Allen said in un interview at the team·s reg- ular season tr1tinlng quarters In Long Beach. when he urrh·ed to clean out hls desk. "What Carroll saw was a tired team with tired legs playing without emotion He dldn 't re· ullse that all this can be tumed uround in 10 days." Allen said. "You'd give u coach, even a new coach, more than two games.· Rum5' Hnebucke r Isiah RobertsOn. dropped nut of the 11tartln1 lineup b y Allen, was among the Rams known to be distressed by Allen's coachln.g methods. Robertson was llned lust month urter four days absent without leave from the traJnina cump The trouble? with Robertson began durtna u break" In prucllce. Allen said .. He threw a Outorade cup on the field. und I cnllfd him on It I Lold hlm someone hud to pick It up :This seemtd lo surprlsl! him.· "Thlnp should be the amc ul pructlce a1 _)iOU'll have oo Sun • day on l~ field Th r ls no lit ter Sunday, so thett ahould be none Thursday ... games. • "Brudzmski has don<· .1 s uper ;ob for us ... ~alavas1 says. "But I've always felt the prople who end d SE'ason should start off the next and Is iah was ,, startt.>r last} ear .. MALAV.\SI WILL INSTITUTE his own system. com- bining the best or the VartOUS C041ChC~ hf hl:I~ St'f\led Under for 23 years. His only stint d S ..1 he<id co1:1ch wa)> at Denver iO 1966 when he replaced !\lac Speedw after two games. Tbe Broncos won four of the last 10 f!amei; but he wasn't re· tained. Does he feel the Rams are in need of motivation" "I don't think 1t Is a motivat1Qnal thing," he s ays. "We were tn ap adjustment perl~ 1:1nd this dJstracts from an overall objective. We h ad a new coach . .i new system and the termlnotogy was different. ••1 WILL CHANGE some of the defensive terminology. but we'll call the defensive signuls from the sideline like we have tor tbe past nve yPars. "Our quarterbacl'c~ will call their own pluys. But tn cert.In situations. If we feel they need help. we'Jl give it to the m ." Some have called the Ram offense dull during the Knox era when Malovasl was defensive coordinator 'Does he huve any plans to make changes In tb1s re~pect~ "We hope to maintain consistency by winning and also have a plan to open It UP. <Al limes when we haven't done o tn the past No, f don t plan to p•ttem 1.tfter uny other coach" MAl.IAVA t PLAYED under Vince Lombllrdl and coached wtth fled Bl11k and Murray Warmi.th 1.tmon1 othen and say• hlJ phll09()phy wu 1l~aned from these and other roac:b ht hus worked wa"'. &lava.st doesr}'t h•'e much Umt to prepar for tbe "MAL\V.\: •• Pacem • ' I • • 1 • I 1 I ' Jl2 DAILY PtLOT Houston Rejoices Too Early HOUSTON <AP > -The Hou.aton Olien rejoiced over the reW?n of Bllly "White Shoes" Johnson Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles. but the ace return specialist couldn't help the Oilers whe re they needed It most -in the de- fensive secondary. "We had one bright spot tonight and that happened before the iame -Billy came b a ck ." Oller Coach Bum Phillips s aid after Eagle quarterbacks Ron Jaworski and John Walton tagged the Oilers tor three touchdown passes in a 28·10 exhibition football victory. JOHNSON, WHO REFUSED to report to trainjng camp in a bid for a new contract, decided Monday to suit up while continu- ing to negotiate. Johnson is seek- ing a contract estimated at about $100,000 annually. ABANDONS MARATHON TAY -Swimmer Dia n a Nyad abandoned he r long distance s wim from Cuba to Florida this morning. The specially built shark cage kept the ·~..,.,..... sharks away. but Nyad suffered extreme mouth blis ters and tongue swe lling a nd had to come out due to strong currents. She started about 44 hours earlier Jaworski completed eight or nine passes for 123 yards in the first hall, including an 8-yard t o uchdown s hot to Keith Krepflem and set up Wilbert Montgomery's six-yard TD run with his passing before turning over the reins to Walton in the second half. Nyad Abandons Swim The Eagles led 14-10 at halftime, with the Oilers scoring on Toni Fritsch's 41-yard field goal and a three-yard run by rookie Earl Campbell, his first touchdown as a pro. ABOARD "BEST REVENGE" <AP) -Diana Nyad, crying .00 pleading to stay in tbe water despite winds that blew her 40 miles off course and kept her from making headway, abandoned her swim today before getting halfway from Cuba to Key West. She bad persisted despite getting seasick and weary and even though ber mouth blistered and her tongue swelled after she was s tung by poisonous jellyfish. But she couldn't fight the currents and wind. Du Moulin reported she was making no progress toward the U.S. coast. WALTON COMPLETED only three of 10 passes in the second half but two were for touchdowns ol eight yards to Ken Payne and 41 yards to Oren Middlebrook. "I can't quit now. I can't quit. You don't un- derstand. Is there another place to go?" Nyad pleaded with her advisers before ~Y called off her attempt al a record 103-mile open-water swim. On Monday night. her operations manager. Ken Gundersen, had said she bad made It more than halfway and was "coming on strong to Key West" and would not abandon her swim across the Florida Straits despite the problems she had en- countered. ICOllU av OUAltTlltS PIWledeipNe 1 1 7 7-M "A SO-hour swim won't make it," navigator Rich du Moulin replied. Nyad, 28, was still strok- ing strong before she was pulled aboard her escort boat.. at 7:54 a.m. EDT about 85 to 90 miles southwest of Key West. She bad been in the water for approximately 44 hours. Gundersen said Monday night that the party bad altered its planned course as it tried to cope with waves. winds and the Gulf Stream current. H0111ton l 7 O 0-10 PIM -Montoomerv •run (Mau.cu k101 Hov-FGFrlb<.h41 Hov -CatnpbeUJrUll (Frlhc"klclll Phi-Kr'l)fltm I !)HS from J-tkl (Meuettl klCkl Pt>I-Pe-,nelpeutromWetton <Meu~lll<k > Phi -M~ 41 PMllromWallAH! (Meile!· It kick I Bohrnstedt Eliminated By.Fleming STOWE. Vt. -Fifth-seeded P e t e r Fleming defeated Dick Bohrnstedt in opening round play Monday at a Grand Prix tennis tournament. Fleming bad more difficulty than expected with the Laguna Niguel pro, but brought his powerful serve under control to take the match in straight sets 6-3. 6·4. Sixth-seeded Cliff Richey bad less trouble disposing of Jim Delaney, downing the Potomac, l\ld .. pro 6-2. 6·2. In othe r ope ning round matches. Australian David Carter downed Mike Fishbach of Great Neck, N.Y .. 6-3, 6-2: Ferdi Taygan of Framingham, Mass .. defeated Gewan Maharaj of Stowe 6-1. 6-2. and Johan Krick downed fellow South African Mike Myberg, 2-6, 6·3, 6-2. S...Ula Adl'Cl1tee• TORONTO -Stan Smith of the United States, the top- ranked player in the world six year:s ago but a recent victim of tennis elbow .. upended Paolo Bertolucci of Italy 4..,, 6-4, 6-2 Monday night in a first-round men's single match at the Cana· dian Open tournament. In ot~r rnetcl!H· ~ -RejMn Genols, O..tie< City, Clef. II*" OrySdale, ent.in. M , ·~ ....... RMllrtt, Me11· lco, clef. ~ Fritz. Toronll, W , 64; lrlM Gottfried, U.S.,clef. All Mec»nt, lr.n.w ... 2; lven Moline, (Momble, def, PNI l>e<tt, AllllTllle, f .. , M, M ; Jaime Flllol, ONle, Clef. 8elus Pt'ljollll., 0.11 ........ 3. W--~ TYi.t, &rlleln, def. Marl«le Ble<kwood, OtWw•, 4-6, •·I. W. Kele L.at!IMI, us , Clef u .. senn, Toronto, •·•· .. 1; Mime Je11\0YeC. YUQDSlevte, dlf, Lele P'Of"ood, V.S., .. ,, 2 ... •->. Vivi-Gonz.ele1, Aroenu .. a, Otl . .i.-Evert:u.s., ..... .-o. A•Cl11 Breezes PHILADELPHIA -Top seed Tracy Auatin oJ Rolling Hills began her defense of the U.S. girlJ' 18-and-under tennis cham- pionship Monday with a 6·1. 6·2· victory over Lani Wilcox of Laa V.egas. No. 2 seed Kathy Jordan, lut year's nmnerup from suburban King or Prussia, progressed with a 6-1, 6-1 defeat or Lynn Shores of Charleston, W. Va. Tbe third and f ourtb seeds, Pam Shriver, Luthervllie, .Md., and Mareen Louie, San Fran· • cl1co, also advanced with attal&bt set victories. Sflrtver defea~ June 'Freestlen, We$ Newton, Mau., 6-0, 6-0, wbll Lowe ollmtnated SUaan Smith. Lalleland, F1a .. M ! S-0.. : 11••·· ....... ft hldtt••tt FLORIDA ,.,, •' "'' .. :~ •' Wtsl . ..... 11 ... SWIMM,.S DUil From Page BJ only scoring seven points in the two pre-season games. 64WE'LL REDEEM ourselves. You can be sure of that. We have to play with more intensity, though. And we have to play more aggressively." Haden said . All pro-guard Tom Mack noted that he is the only Ram player to be on the scene each of the three times George Allen was fired by Ram owners. The late Dan Reeves fired Al· len In 1971, hired him back and then fl.red him again at the end of the '72 season. "We were all very surprised Sunday. But Ray will make us a winner. You!ll see. You'll see our team come on strong," Mack predicted as he echoed other players' praiseofMalavasl. Leonard to Gater8 OAKLAND -The Golden G ah~rs have signed me n's singles player TOD\ Leonard for this week's playoffg against Los Angeles. The first-round series opens tonight in Los Angeles and con- tinues at the Oakland Coliseum Thursday night. * * * Meanwhile • Taylor Swims On • • MIAMI <AP) -Stella Taylor swam steadily today through shark-inhabited waters toward Florida from the Bahamas, now unchallenged in her attempt to set a world's record for open. water swimming. As of 10 a .m. EDT. r adio traf· fi e from one escort boat placed the 46-year-old Taylor about 15 miles off Palm Beach. Earlier today, Diana Nyad. 28. was forced by heavy currents to abandon her attempt to swim the 103 miles from Cuba to Florida. Her mouth had become blistered and her tongue swollen from poisonous jellyfish stings . "She's going just as strongly as when s he left." Taylor's s wim coordina tor Marlla Mesklel said by radio-telephone early today. "Her pace Is 70 strokes a minute. the same we clocked the second minute of her swim. "She's as ked about Di ana often." Meskiel s aid. "She's worried about Diana. worried about her safety." With the lights of Florida's Gold Coast In sight. Taylor's crew speculated they could take lunch al· Palm Beach -a much earlier arrival than had been ex- pected. It started at Gun Bay in the Bahamas. 100 miles from Palm Beach. Although she climbed out of the water three times Monday when a s hark approached. Taylor appeared unaffected by the incident that excited her ·companions. One or her crew finally shot the shark alter "the divers had a feeling It was about to a ttack . . . one of the guys," Mesklel said. It was not Immediately known whether her leaving the water - even in the face of perceived danger -would affect any rec· ognition for her marathon swim. "I haven't bad this much run In a long time," Taylor told 'her coordinator, who rode along in a boat. A-'9.334 INDIVIDUAi. LIAOUtS RUSHING -Pllil.0.lllfll•. C.mpfleld } "· l.eMaster l.Jt, Montgoonery ._ .. HOYiton, Tom Wiison ls.t4 GlmclOefl 17-62. PAS$1NG -Ptlllmtl~, -'-HI 1-t.O. m . Wel9Dfl 3-1~ .... Hol&IOft, 8I011nt 1-12·1, .,. Nlelten s.t4, U ; P~nl a.f.I, It. Rl!CEIYING -Phlledelpflla, P•vne 1·62 . Cermlcl>MI 2.i?. Hooen 2·17. HOllslon, T. Wilson •40. Re,,fro2·V . F,.._PageBJ MALAVASI. • • next exhibition game Thursday night in Seattle. "We have to use our regulars from now on." he says. "We have to try to solidity the team .before our first regular season game. We've had scrimmages and two games which have given us a pretty good line on our newcomers." THE NEW HEAD COACH ad· milted he had trouble sleeping Sunday night after he was ap- pointed head coach. "I have trouble s leeping in training camp anyway," he says. "I slept a couple of hours but there were a lot of things on my mind." As derensive coordinator. does he reel he lost some sight of the offense? · "It wasn't difficult to make the switch this year." he says . "I coached the offense before and when you have been around football for a number of years. when you are coachini defense. you have to know everything that will hurt you. I reel It is an advantage having coached the defense because you should know what to do." CORNERBACK MONTE JACKSON has been missing from camp and Malavasi was asked if he thought Jackson would now return? ··w e want to talk to him again.·• Malavasl says. H Malavasi can get things run· ning in time, he hopes to arrive in SeatUe for a workout Wednesday. The 'new head coach has two sons who will be playing football at Edison High this coming season. Blll is a junior and was on the wrestling team last year while Bryce will be a freshman in thefall World Series Starts Oet. IO NEW YORK <AP) -Baseball will stage the World Serles for the 75th time startina Oct. 10 this yur and will increue ticket pr!ets for the first tlme in 10 yeaf!1 CommlJsioner Bowie Kuhn's of. nee announced Monday. The open@r of the best-of-sev,n series will ht played In the National Leesue city. All weekday World Serles games wUl be played at nlaht -un· lcsa the Cb1ca1to Cubs are Involved, with weekend 1amea tn tbe afternoon. Game 2 1t11s lo tbe NL cltlt Oct. n . Games 3 an.d 4 would be pl11.1ed ln the AL stadium Oct. 13·14. U a Mh pme LI necessary, It would stay In t.he AL city Oct. u . Games e and 7 would be plo.,yed bl lb• NL city Oct. 17·11. World ..serlea 11me prices will lncreaae from 116 to '17 ~r box seat, 110 to Sl.2 for reserved seat.a. lt &.ton ls a World Serl contendtr, lb~ team will otter 1peclal t14 ?'eMfVed .crand.t\add tJckeu. ~ for learue champkMwblp Hrles 1ame11 \frlll lncreue from • to tiJ for box Hit.I ud f7 to ti for rilHl'Ved Hata. The commissioner 's otrlce also announced schedule& for tbe league championship aeries to determine the pennant ¥t1lnners. The American League cbamplo\tlhlp series. featurln& the Western and Eastern 41vtston win· ners, will begin best-<>f·flve competition at the Western champion's stadium the nltbt or Oct. 3. Game 2 will be durtna t.he day Oct. 4. Oame 3 moves to the East ror a daytlmo tontttt Oct. e. Tbe aertfll will continue Ip the East with olJbt games tf nttesaary. National Leaaue play will bealn In lta Eastern Dlvl1lon city Oct. 4 and 5, with the flnl 1ame at night and the ~nd at nlaht unless a Weat Coaat t6am l Involved. Ttte NL 1 11 moves to the West for the Ott. e nlibt ••me and would continue tber wltb day a~ Oct. 7 and 8 lf ~aary. NBC wlll televise 1.U World Serles games na· Uonall1. wblle ABC wlll . ~t teaaue cbam- pl9utdp acUon. Th• C8S'1ridlo oetwork flill br6adcut all tearue ch1ropk1Mhlp •nd World Serl•• l&mtll. • ,, . SWIMMING I TENNIS I FOOTBALL A Cttp1ule Report From the World of Sporta -~. ~~~~~~----~~~------------:,...._----~ .. Ali's Better Half Isolated While Ex-ch~mp Prep&re8 Frmom AP Dbpatdle. DEER LAKE. Pa. -Veronica All, the woman beb1Dd the former heavyweight champ, lives in virtual lsolatioa here while ber husband goes aft.er t.be crown a1am. U• here on hi.a mountain. Muhammad AU sleeps alone. He ex· ttes hlmaell to a one-room cabin with a mammoth bed and lives a Spartan life or self-denial while be la trlinln& for what he bas called "Tbe Tbird Com· ing." bis attempt to wln the heavyweight champlonablp of the world for an unpreeedented third time. Veronica and Ali's two dauJl)lters. two-year-old Hana and seven-month-Old Liala. sta~ in another eabin 500 1ards away. Ali ls reluctant to let the publle know anything about Veronica, bis Wrd wife. "I am curaed," be said. "CUned MUMuu .. o AU with fame. I ean·t get out of my car, stop for gas, I can't go to ~A&P. I can't 10 no place without people mobblng me. "The last thing I want is for that to happen to her. She's my wile. She's not no public property. She belonga to me." .. Listen," said Ali ... do you know bow many women ther e are in the world that Muha mmad AJi wouldn't have any trouble with and could Just go pick up tomorrow? Any city, any country, any race -but I'm still Muhammad Ali. the greatest fighter of aU times. regardl.,_s of bow many women I get. ··1 make them. they don't make me. A king makes lbe queen." Rw Cid Ball, ,ll'f! lleeldn The Los Angelea Rams put five rookies and veteran defensive back Willdlan HaU on NaUonal Football League waivers Monday. On the first day under new bead coach Ray Malavasi. who replaced the fl.red George Allen, the Rams reduced their roster to 52 veterans and 15 rookies. There will be further cuts to bring the roster to 60 today. Hall bas bad six years or NFL experience with the San FT&ncisco ~rs and Minnesota Vikings. Others waived were defensive end Andre Anderson of New Mexico Stale. safety Greg Hatton of Pasadena City College, cornerback Milton Carter of Cal Stale Fullerton. running back Teddy Farmer of Oregon and running back Art Phillips of Jackson State. Phillips ls a brother of Rams' fourth-year running back Rod Phillips. George Lederer. promotions dlrec:tor of the CalUomia Angels and a veteran newsman. died Sunday night of cancer . Lederer. ~. worked 21 years with the Long Beach In· dependent Press-Telegram before joining the Angels in 1969 as director of public relations and promotions. He was chairman or the Los Angeles Baseball Writers Chapter in 1962. Since 1975 he bad beaded the baseball team's promo- tions department. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park In Cypress. Survivors include bis wife, Pat. and four children: Tom, Janet. Richard and Gary. Q-te el tile D•• Chicago White Sox pitcher S&eve &one on why be de· clded to start throwing a forkball, "The idea carpe from watching so many of my balls going out of the parll." Eketellere I• Sperts ••• FOOl'BALL -New England Patriots Coach Cltack FalJ'banb refused to blame Oakland defender Jack Tatam in connect.ion with the play in which Darryl SUn1ley suf- fered a cervical spine fracture ... SU.g.le1'1 condition has improved slightly but his doctors avoid any prediction on the future of the New Endiand Patriots wide receiver who has suffered partial paralysis ... Ross Browner, the Cincinnati Bengals' No. l draft choice In last May's NFL draft. will be lost to the club for about six weeks after needing surgery to real· tach the bicep muscle or his right arm ... Veteran center Mlcll. Ttngelhoff of the Minnesota Vikings, who bas played in 224 consecutive regular s eason llOH •1tOW1111• games and 328 overall, was admitted to Midway Hospital in St. Paul with a sore ankle ... All-pro defensive tackle Louie Keicher was back at the San Diego Chargers train· Ing camp Mondey after a four-day walkout over a contract dispute ... Placekicker Efren Herrera bas been traded to the Seattle Seahawks from the Dallas Cowboys for an un· disclosed draft choice . . . The Detroit Lions traded dis- gruntled defensive back Cbarlie Wett to Denver for rookie tight end BUI Gay, formerly of USC ... Veteran linebacker Fred Carr was placed on waivers by the Green Bay Packers . . . Newport Beach resident and former UCLA player Keith Eck was released by the Washington Redskins. SOCCER -Alan WUJey scored five goals1 setting two league records,' and Minnesota produced a relentless of· fens"ive attack to clobber defendine champion Cosmos, 9·2, in North American Soccer League playoff action . . . .\rsene Augu&e scored the only goal as Tampa Bay's Rowdies topped the San Diego Sockers. 1·0 ... Van· couver's Tony Walters bas been named coacf\ of the year in the NASL . . . The Colorado Caribous will move to Atlanta under new ownership in 1979 BASEBALL -Pew Rose. if be continued his streak would have broken Joe DiMaggio's record ln Pittsburgh on Monday, instead got a plaque from baseball Hall of Famer Lloyd Waner for his «·eame accompllsbmenl ... Woody Woodward. fonne.r CinclD.naU second baseman and successful baseball coach at Florida State tJnlverslty, was named the Reds· rn lnor league fleld coordlnator ... Outfie lde r Dave Parker of the Pittsburgh Pirates bas been named tbe Nalional Leaiue'a Player or the Week . . . Jim lllee of the Boston Red Sox was selected the American League'11 Player of the Week .. Kansas Clty'a Geor1e Brett has ...,.. ,... bC!an activated from the disabled lb\ . .. Dave Parker drove In three runs and Omar MorHO scored three to lead the Pirates to a 7.4 vtctory over tbe Cincinnati Reda • ': . MU~ Ma)' ~llected three slnalea, two w lies and drove ln two ruos. Jeadlni Detroit's 17-hJt attack u the Tl& rs po•~red lhclr ·~ past Kansas City 11.t. ~T..,..._ "" RADIO : Tonlsht -811eb11l -Dod1ers at 'Phlladell>bla. ~:30, KA.BC <TIO>; Bolt.on at Anaeta. 7:30, KMPC l'ho) · TV; No ewnt.a ac.beda&Od. ~· ... • .. '• I, Ill le II 1 '· ti. • I i I I i 8 a 8 a a I fi e STOCKS I BUSINESS I FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING GITTENS •.. tl'nl the runnin1. the Barons rolled to a 10 l NCOrd with an .-"'Home alluclt Tbompeon complet~ es of lS7 PHH& for l ,$t7 yarda and a do& n touchdowna Otttena i,cored 21 touchdowns as he ~rambled for 1.408 yard cl 4 uvcraae>. In all, Olttens kOrt'd ~ tou.tbdowns for the Barons afll'r bf-Ina f'levateod to the vani ty nt>ar the end ot bu sophoown· ~eason .\ I · 4. l U · P 0 V N 0 E It, Thomp:son WU honored wtth AU Sunset l.A'ape and All·Oran'c County / All·Orange Const area c-redenttals. H Is ro ch. Bruce Pickford. said "I'm stlU an a state ot shock about this. Doue didn't figure to be our sto.rter. not even as u senior But be had that grel\t attitude and made bimseU into a quarterback." At one point it waa thought Thompson would be pursuing his education and football at Northern Ariz.ona. but Pickford points out: ''Doug was going to go lo Arizona State whether he got a scholarship or not. It is where he wanted t.o play. He was a super kid and developed so well.·· .. It's a tremendous shock to me, our staff and the entire team." said Arizona State Coach Frank Kush of the death. "Doug was a blue chipper in every way possible -academically. athletically and in his dealmgs in everyday life "We all share the extreme sor row o f Doug's family and friends " The tragedy occurred one day short of the announcement that Gittens. who scored three tourhdowns in the South's -vic- tory dt the Shrine All-star foot· ball game, had been chosen as athlete of July for Southern California by the Citizens Sav- ings Athletic Foundation. The onJy other high school football players so honored since the mception of the award in 1937 are Glenn Davis. Hugh McElhenny and Marty Keough Dodgers, Phils Clash Tonight PH ILADELPHIA -Tbe Dodgers arrived in the town of Brotherly Love Monday after- noon ready to take on the Phillies for what could be a pre- view of this year's National League playoff. The Dodgers still lTail Western Division leading San Francisco by one game. but Tommy Lasorda and his team are confident about r eturning home from this eastern swing in first place. Doug Rau (11-7> will be on the mound tonight for the Dodgers against the Phillies' Dick Ruthven (10-8). Other matchups for the three game series are Bob We lch !4-0> vs. Steve Carlton < ll 11 l on Wednesdav <.1nd Burt Hooton <12·8) vs. Larry Christenson I 8-12 > or Randy Ler<'h <6-71 on Thursday. After the Philly series the Uodgers will travel to New York for three and Montreal fo11 two B;,iltimore Orioles ~lanuger Eurl Weaver was presented with u double-billed cap on his 48th birthd<.1y by fans - making 1t N1sier to argue with two umpires at oncl'. Known for his urguments with the umps. Weaver might put it to good ww. Pro Football Tops Among TV Buffs ProfessJOnal football is America's favorite televised sport, followed closely by col- lege football, baseball, college basketball and pro basketball, a nationwide survey of sports viewers shows. TV Guide magazine said today. Pro track and fi eld is the least popular sport. trailing pro wrestling. The survey. commissioned by TV Guide magazine C Aug. 19 is· sue). and done by Opinion Research Corp. of Princeton, N.J. shows a s urprising am- bivalence about Howard Cosell and his &JµlOUncing . Twenty per· cent -or one out of every five viewers -said he was their favorite sportscaster, while 39 percent -almost two out of every five -said he was the sportscaster they liked least. The survey showed 60 percent of the viewers watched pro foot - ball. followed by 55 pE'rcenl for college football and 49 percent for baseball The other sports and their percentages were: college basketball, 43 ; pro basketball, 41 ; pro tennis. 15 ; hockey, 13 ; boxing. 11 ; golf, 10: auto racing. 6; soccer, 6; bowling, 5; college track and field, 5;sk1ing 4 ; pro wrestling, 4; pro track and field. 2. OPC questioned over 1.000 fans, both men and women. from coast-lo-coast in intensive tetephone interviews. The survey showed some surprising results: -a large proportion -40 per- cent -want to see more of· ficials wired for sound and 38 percent favor having more in· slant replays. -predictably, more men <90 percent> than women (76 per- cent> watch TV sports, and sports viewing tends to increase in proportion lo the v>ewer's educational level: amol'\g men and women earning over $25,000 annually, 91 percent watched TV sports in 1977. -asked about their favorite an nouncers, 48 percent of viewers said they didn't have one. However. Frank Gifford <13 percent). Don Meredith <10 per- cent>, Joe Garagiola (6 per- cent), Curt Goo#dy and Jim McKa,Y <tied at 5 percent) were the favorites in this category behind Cosell's 20 percent. Newport Swinuner Wins Cosell's 39 percent in the least- favorite-announcer group was followed by Gowdy's 3 percent. with Garagiola nnd Meredith Ly· ing for 2 percent. -although golf attracts only 10 percent of viewers, placing ninth among sports watched. because of its affluent audience it r anks fifth among sports events in the price charged for its commercials. John Moffet of Balboa. who will be a frt:shman al Newport Harbor High this fall. won the 200-meter breaststroke and finished second in the 100 breast at the National Junior Olympics swimming and diving cham· pionships ai the Santa Clara In· ternational Swim Stadium this past weekend. Moffet, 14, set a Junior Olym- pics record in the 200 and age group <13·14) marks in both events . He was clocked in 2:26.33 in the 200 and 1:07.24 in the 100. Both efforts were under MOTORIST TORTURED ON HIGHWAY Om ing • sluovish Clf lhal COll9llt mrues or dflGS on rt.e ~flwlJ <~ be sheer lortvre. fmlic engine perfor- mance is ollen cad ., cnntca CGlllimitlcnls IOd st• llledllftlGI P¥f's. lo s:lldl ases ,. c.. ~ restore lost periormnce tllftb to 1 uetllt ,~,• aid mrs• EM6111 llJNt.IJP. This ..... ffttlllent qb in 10 ~ IS ,.. liwe lo 11e1p 411ie1 "'"' n rlftm. wflilt if ' cissohts ... , ..... *'9sih.. So ,. I hcfl enfl • ., ..,,.,, &fl lfYNM1 I fNGUIE TUllf.l.P t...,. I HjQ:Itl).1 f ' ' I I ' • ' the senior qualifying time for the year. Moffet, and teammate Todd Lincoln 16, of the Beach Swim Club under Coach Bill Jewell, competed against swimmers up to age 18. Lincoln placed fourth in the 200 .,ackstroke in 2:10.35 and fift.h in the 400 individual medley in 4:43.96. He had a time of 4:42.32 in qualifying. Nancy Ward of Irvine tied for second in the girls 200 breast In 2:47.12 and Lolo Jaffe was 11th in the 400 individual medley in 4:44.50. The survey also reveals that viewers are especially unhappy about the deluge of commercials in sports broadcasts and the in· creasing number or artificial timeouts to accommodate the commercials. Some 73 percent said they dislike the networks' use of extra timeouts to deliver commercials. Tueeday,August 15, 1978 DAILY PILOT 83 College Football Outlook Leach Leads Michigan ANN ARBOR, Mich. (APl - Bo Schembechler Is about lo begin hls 10th season as University of Michigan football coach. and he says he's looking forward to this one more than any of the other nine. "I think there are a lot of peo.. pie. particularly in the news media. who don't think we'll have a good team," Schem· bechler said rttently. "and that motivates me to no end." The Wolverines haven't won their final game or the seasOI\ since Scbembechler's arrival. They have Jost four Rose Bowl games including last season to W ashlngtort, one Orange Bowl und three times to archrival Ohio State -and tied the Buckeyes one year. DESPITE THAT nagging statlsbc. which has had critics on Schembeohler's back . Michigan is the only team in the nation ranked in the top 10 dur- ing each of those nine years. Last year the Wolverines. who were No. 1 for a while, finished ninth with a 10.2 record. ··1 think I'd like to win a na• lional championship," Schem- bechler said. "To do that you've got to win a bowl game. and in the Bjg Ten that means the Rose Bowl." The Wolverines lost 12 reg· ulars. "so everyone thinks this year we can get Michigan." he s aid. "But I don't think it will happen." BACK FOR IDS fourth year <1s starting quarterback is Rick Leach. who probably would have been a No. 1 baseball draft choice had it not been for his m- tentions lo play a final year of football. Leach is being louted by locals for the Heisman Trophy and he has the over·all ability to win it. He has matured and improved steadily as a quarterback after a brilliant prep career in Flint. Mi c higan s hould have a superb offense, as usual dedicat- ed lo an option attack that em· phasizes the running of Harlan Huckleby. Ralph Clayton and Roosevelt SmJ\b. BILL DUFEK and Jon Giesler return from ll'\jury to anchor an interior line that ls still excellent despite t.be loss of All American guard Mark Donahue and All· Big Ten players Mike Kenn. a tackle. and Walt Downing. a center. "Defense is our major con- .ce r n." Schembechler said. "particularly our secondary and ()Utside linebackers.·· All-American defensive back Dwight Hicks was lost lo graduation, along with all con- ference backs Jim Pickens and Derek Howard. Another All· American. John Anderson. has' graduated a~ong with Dom Tedesco. They were starting out· ·side linebackers. .. IF OUR DEFENSE comes through we'll be right in there again." Schembechler said. re- ferring to the Big Ten race and national ranking_s . l\Nchigan has a t ougher schedule than usual and could use a little more depth. but it probably will be at least a co-favorite for the title with Ohio State. For the first time in 35 years the Wolverines play Notre Dame. who Schembechler ex· pects to be ranked No. 1 early. That game is Sept. 23 at South Bend. Other non-conference foes are Duke and Arizona. The Michigan State game is home this year. with the tradi- tion a 1 Ohio State contest at Columbus. El Paso Duels Stars Tonight The Orange County Stars re- turn home for the first time in two weeks tonight have only six matches remaining, five at home. before the International Volleyball Assn. playoffs begin during the first week of Sept. El Paso <12·16> is led by rookie Garth Pischke. a Cana- dian national team player. and 1s a distant second to Tucson m the IV A's Continental Division. The Stars trail Santa Barbara in the Western Division by five games. BOSCHEMBECHLEA Doyle Picked For Women's Cage Squad Kathy Doyle, a senior al Hunt- ington Beach HJgh School this year. has been selected to play on the U.S. Junior women's team < 19-and-under> in the second Pan American Con· federation junior women's tournament at Trujillo, Peru. Aug. 26-Sepl. 3. The team will also play exhibi· tion games in Ecuador and Bolivia prior lo returning home.· Doyle was one of 12 girls selected to the team at the Olympic traaning center in Squaw Valley. Six of the girls were high school players and six performed on the college level during the past year. Doyle was an all-CIF selection the past two seasons on the Oilers championship teams. She will complete her high school career next season. U.S..,.. __ '•TtaM Katllr Doyle IHunttnQton 9Hcll HiQlll, Maroa Oonl>olt !Univ. of Ktfttucllyl, Clnd\' EIY lUn1v. ot Tennouoel, Janet ~1e1 IPIRlll' Stato Unl•.•. LH H ...... I~ Geof91a ~y H.S I. M•rv Hite IUnlv. of S... 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Allant411~2-tl•t OllutOO ILampS.IJI San Func1sco I B•rr •·•I at Mo,..roel (Scllat..WWl.n c1nc1nnall ILaCrou 3-21 at Pl1tsb11r911 181v'-Wl.n S.n DlellO '"'°"" 10-101 •• Hew V«ll llwen ~SJ. n HOUilOll 18-bttf' Ul at !ti, l.llvl\ CL.ew ,., I." Orange County's Oldost Llncoln·Morcury Oealershlp Dozens To Choose From ,JOHNSON a SON • Bike With Ivery Zephyr lit I 2626 Harbor Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 540-5630 • I DAILY ALOl Business Gold Soars As The Dollar Plunges S22t Some Grocers Stamp Shoppers tr letce in t•111 • W. GERMAN MARK 8y STEPHEN FOX AP----~ since food pti«fl are going up anyway. why not 1lve shopperB tradln.: stamp~ to sort~n tht blow• 'l'hJl fJtal1sl1c viewpoint ~eem11 tD bl• lllin1n1 around with 11up.-rmarkt't executives and tl could pav<' tht> way for come· back In the J(old. blue. green und ph1id coupons that clung lo countl~ss fin"cr~ 1n the late ]De()s. TH t: NATION·S second lurgcst supermarkec chain. the G real Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co . h&S aJ\nOunced a reinslitul· ed stamp proeram. A division or Oakland· htadquartered Stlfeway. the na· lion's biggest chain. also has begun a stamp.like program. though the company says it's not planning to expand it chainwide. Several Midwestern chains havc also given stamps a rcpr1evt• THE SA FEW.\ Y program. known cis G1ftchek. is being handled by Retail Services Croup. u Cleveland-based sales promotion firm whose president. With Prices RUing Anyuuy, 'Why Not Enjoy the Frm?' Walter Scharrer. sees brlght days ahead ror trading stamps. "Supermarkets are faced with catering to the sam e people because the population is no Jong er increasing,·· Schu(fer said. .. .... ·'The marketplace as very competitive. and stamps offer the opportunity to do someWng the competitors aren't RECENT SURVEYS of shop- pers. Schaffer said. produced re· actions such as. ··we saw prices continually rise during an era of so-called discounting without stamps, games or premiums. Consequently. why not enjoy the fun of saving s tamps because prices seem lo rise anyway without them"" Sales or trading s t a mps peaked at about $1 billion in 1968, according to the Trading Stamp lnslitute of America. and were about $350 million last year . The industry expects sales or about $400 million tbis year THE DECUNE OF stamps was blamed on s hnnking s upermarket profit m argins, lack of interest by gas station" after the 1973 gasoline shortages and. most important. hard headed price consciousness among customers. Some supermarket executives say today's consumers realize that stamps and other promo- tions mean higher food prices and consequently want no part of them. ··w e have no plans to bnng back trading stamps.·· said Brian Bittke. vice president of sales f or th e Ralph 's supermarket chain. "There's absolutely no in- terest on the part of Mark et Basket.·' said advert1s 1ng manager Ben Harper. "FOR US TO give stamps to con1umen1 would cost us. off lbt- top or my head, probably about S7QO.OOO f1 month, which meam we'd have to raise prices. It's o qutstlon of 'Do you want stamJ)I nr do you want lower food prlce5 ?"' A&P. whic-h plans to offer stumpt1 in one-quurter of its almost l,900 stores. puts the cost of the program at 11"-i to 2 per· cent of sales but insists food price!' won',t go up. A&P Chairman Jonathan L . Scott said the company expect~ the stamp pro~ram to Increase ~a!('!4 tinough to ··more than off· set th«! cost or giving customers that little something extra." One Los Angeles chain. Boys. never stopped offering trading stamps "SEVER.'\L YEAflS back. evuyone was giving them and then everybody went to dis· counting." said Sam Miller. Boys· public relations diredor. ··Boys r~mained with Blue Chip stamps. We felt there wa& always room for one store to give stamps. Thert-'s a certain number of peopll' who like them and demand them · · 2 10 1.00 Industry Def ends Insurance 1.90 .P Jan. f eb. Dollar's Descent APWl ....... e~ The dramatic fall of the dollar <:1gainst European currcn· cy and the rise of gold against the dollar is underscored m this chart. which shows the dollar's performance -.inre J anuary The tn·nd continued today. with gold at 5216 in e.irly trading tn London and $216.125 tn Zurich \gainst lht-Swi~s franc. tht> dollar hit a record low WASHINGTON CA P > -The life ins urance industry has struck back al the Fedeq1l Trade Commiss ion, saying the FTC's criticism of the indu!Kry is based on a concept that "masks the favorable nature" or policies Julius Vogel. testifying Mon· day for the American Council or Life Insurance. told a House Comm~rce subcommittee that the FTC conclusions are based on a "misleading and confusing concept " I 55-l5: in Wc·st Gt•rmany it ft-11 to ,1 nl'W low l.91i2 ag•iinst the mark Countians Promoted Daniel W. Greene-. administrative vice presi· dent. Santa Ana First Federal Savings and Loan As· socialion. has been appointed president or the Orange County Savings and Loan League. Greene. who has been a~ :,oc1ated with the lcugue sinct• 1975, acted as first vice prcs1· dt•nt lust year The league. formt:d in 1945. .1cquaints the Individual mt·m· tihs with common probi<.•ms <ind :-.olutaons involved in tht' opcra t ion of savin~s and loan a!'.soc1a· GllHNE t1ons. 1t also sponsors the statew ide outstanding stu· .dl•nt aw;.ird program • Anwar Sollman. previously a deputy group ex· ecutivc or W. R. Grace & Co.'s consumer services group, has been named group executive of the company's new restaurant group. He will continue as a corporate vice president of Grace. The group. headquartered ii) Costa Mesa, in- cludes Far West Services, a 16().unit chain or specially restaurants and coffee shops operating under various themes. including Coco's and Reuben's, Md Plank house and the Moorings: and El Torito-La Fiesta. a 30-unit chain of Mexican· style restaurants in Southern California • Directors of Parker Hannlfln Corp. have elect· ed Richard Bertu !>en1or vice president PSA to Purchase Super 80 Planes SAN DIEGO (AP> -Pacific Southwest Airlines has announced it has signed a $180 million contract with the McDonnell Douglas Corp. to purchase 10 OC-9 Super 80 Jetliners. PSA President William R. Shimp said Monday that the planes are the quietest jets available. m eet federal noise regulations and are considered very fut>! efficient. PSA is the nrst domestic airline lo order the Super 80s. the fifth generation ofthe DC·9 fet family first produced in 196S • In a statement. Shimp said the first Super 80 is ~cheduled for delivery In April 1980, with the balance to be delivered by May 1981 The new order for Jets more than doubles the $80 3 million value PSA put on Its fleet of thirty· one 727 jets at the end of last year. Ho wing Stam Up New houslng starts in CalUornla inereased sharply in June to a seasonaU.v adjusted an· nual rate of 305.000 un- lts. Bank of America hH reported. TJlll' rm was ~n ln· cr~a se of 39 percent from ·lhe ~vised May ratt of 224,000 at.art.a and an lncttaae of 21 percent ebovt the ume month IHt year. New apart· m.nt unJu alarted in Juno were up gr percent L ..... .l:lli!~~!i!.;.:J ll'om tbt s&me period In lt71. the bank aald Bertea entered the U.S. Marine Corps in 1951. serving as a jet pilot on active duty until 1955. Dis· charged as a captain in 1960, he joined the family firm. Bcrtea Corp • as a vice president. He was elected president In 1964 and chairman and chief executive officer in 1970. He is a member of the Young Presidents' Organization. on the board of Chapman College. a trustee or the Children's Surgical Research Foundation and a past president of the Orange County Management Council and a former d1reclor or Big Brothers of Orange County Founded in 1939 by his father. Alex Bertea. and assisted by hi s mother. Ann. Bertea Corp g rew into a $46 million supplier of electro- hydr aulic flight controls . Parker Hannifin Corp. is an international manufacturer and marketer of fluid systems com- ponents for the 11\dustrial. automotive. aviation. space and marine Industries. and a supplier or automotive parts. • Carl M. Frova. Newport Beach. has been ap· pointed executive vict• president of Uniloe. Inc .• an Irvine manufacturer of analytical instrumentation for process monitoring and water treatment con· trol systems. lt is a subsidiary of Betz. Inc .. of Trevose. Penn. He Is former vice president -sales and marketing for Unlloc. His previous position was assistant vice president and general manager of Unlloc's Easter division • Dianne Dixon has joined Bozell & Jacobs/Pacific as an account executive In the cor· porate communications department. Newport Beach Before Joining the agency. she was manager. corporate news bureau. for United Way of Los Angeles. She also has worked with Eyewitness News. KABC-TV. Los Angeles and the Pasadena Star News. • Thomas C. Gould. Corona del Mar. president of Gould Music Co .. Pasadena. has been elected to a three-year term on the board of directors of the National Association of Music Merchants. The association's 1.300-member retail stores and 600 manufacturer-members produce and sell nearly 75 percent of the musical instruments. ac· cessories and sound/recording ~uipment in the U.S. and Canada. Gould Mu.sic Co operates piano and organ stores in Pasadena. Brt?ak. Glendale. Santa Ana. Van Nuys. Thousand Oaks and West Covina Skills Workshop Slated Saturday ... The Community Association Institute will sponsor on association manaaement 1klll1 de velopmtnt workshop at the Newport Beach Glen· dale Federal building from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Satur- day. Lecturers will include Mo..y RUJseU and Chick Willette of the Irvine Co., local attorne11 Stanley Feldscott and f;'. Scott Jackaon. RJchard Wynd· hamtmlth or the Wyndham Co. tind Judy Liv· lngston, Calltorniu southern Counties CAI chapter prestdcnt and ro11nder of Town & Country Manage- ment, Ornnsc. FEATVRBD 8PEAJ<£R WILi .. be Ro)>ert E Allen or the Federal NoUonnl Mort.gage Assocla lion. who will diacuss apeclal '"~ts or nnanclne rt'salc ln tondomlnluma and planned unlt de· velopmenll Tho Institute la n non-profit r enrcb or1anba· tlon he1dquattettd tn Washlojton O.C ns a con ff'derntion of CQmmunlty apoclatson ex~utJves and homrowner leaden Advan~ r<?ilstrations al S8 may be maJled to CA I. P o. &14306, Santo Ano 92'102 FTC WITNESSES. testifying last week. said insurance firms should disclose the rate of return of the savings part of ··whole lire·· policies. This type of poltcy has both death benefits and savings features. "We believe that the average .innual rate of return is an inap.- proprt ate index because of technical def1c1enc1es and because it tends to misrepresent the nature and mask the favora ble features of whole life policies." Vogel testified whole ille policy 1s not the samf:' thing as a savings account and should not be measured the same way. 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L. -• .... ct:,~1--~n 'Y:•l: "r.f'A ~rtll' ,1 d'U :ti ~. ... I " .. , NJ r: (Win '""""' 1 STOCKS I BUSINESS Tuetday'1 Clo inR Pricert NYSE COMPOSITE ... I ... l•>w ("q -... ' TRANSACTIONS u... .... 11 I .. ,. (\.,. (1" $olf\ ... r I 1hdt• (loet (hQ T~y. August 15, 1978 UN DAILY P1LOT 85 Fight Goes On Michelin Wins by De/mdt By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Whether we'll ever have a system to measure the quality ot Urea ls dubious. It's certainly clear that IC it's up to lbc Ure industry, we won't. Buying tires has lona been a confusing matter for motorists •nd It wu to clear this conf\asion that the federal government proposed a rating mechanism mo~ than 10 yeCArs ago. THE MANUFACfURERS OPPOSED tbe idea from the start. They fought It every step or the way. They stiU ar~ battling now that lhe National Highway Trllfric Safety Administration bas come up wllh a grading system it thinks will work. 1'hree years ago the NHTSA issued a rule reqwring companies to grade their tires for expected tread wear. traction and beat resistance. The grades would be molded into the tire sidewalls. The lnduatry delayed implementa· tlon with a lawsuit. The rule is scheduled to go into er. feet next March . However. the tire in· du stry move d l ast month to block the lm· plementation once Money Tree again by riling an appeal with the U.S. Circuit Court or Ap· peals In Cinc"1nati. Thl' industry position Is that driving conditions vary so much --by location. climate and driver -that It's virtual· ly impossible to devise reliable indicators of performance. THE INDUSTaV'S FJGtrr against government stand ards has been so successful that even if the rule goes into effect next March. as scheduled. it will have only minimal application because it will cover only bias.ply tires. whlch were popular 10 years ago when this fight began. Grading of bias·belted tires would begin on Sept. 1. 1979. No standards have been developed yet for radials. which accoWtt for more than half or the market. Eight major tire companies joined in the suJt seeking to block NHTSA 's rating system. They are Armstrong Rubber. Cooper Tire & Rubber. Firestone Tire & Rubber. General Tire & Rubber. B.F. Goodrich. Goodyear Tire & Rubber. Mansfield Tire & Rubber and Uniroyal. THOSE ARE THE LARGEST U.S. makers of tires. The pecking order, in terms of size. is Goodyear. f'irestone. Uniroyal. Goodrich. General Tire. Armstronit Im ajor supplier to Sears>. Mans field and Cooper. Conspicuous by its absence is Michelin Tire. the French company that is making major inroads in the American market with its radials. While Firestone is bat· tling over whether it should recall its Firestone :I()() steel· belted radials and while the entire inudU!lry is battling over proposed standards. Michelin is quietly picking up more and more ground. Michelin. the first company to make radial tires. has three plants in the U.S. and is building a fourth. lt has been s upplying tires to Sears. It has cracked the Detroit original equipment market. And by some estimates it is now taking close to 5 percent of the replaceme,nt tire m arket. even with prem1urp prices. The publicity Firestone has attracted can on1y l'nhancc Michelin's position. And then there's one other factor in Michelin's favor It can say. as hardly any major U S. tire makl'r can say. that it has yet to be asked to re· caH a defective tire. Stock Market Hit By Dollar's Slump NEW YORK <AP> -The dollar's decline In foreign exchange trading sent stocks lowtt today for the stock market's second straight day of declines. The dollar hit lows against the Swiss franc. West Cerman mark and Japanese yen In early overseas trad.iiag today. although the dollar recovered some. of its losses later in the day. But the stock market. which has wealhet"ed negative n('ws well lately. took the dollar's fall to heart with a slide that lasted untH late in the session. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks lost 1.04 points to 887.13. St~laltt TIM' Spotlight NEW YORK IAP)· S.lff, 4 p.m. price ar>er net,,.... of 1111 ''"""most actl,,. 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W• ....... tM wrnect town ol • CIOl'tUl't pcMltlcM """"' tumid out· llw 10 bftllg Illa -Mell ..... • ~OON'TIAT ™'~ • 8TNll8 Oil MN Al.+JOICO M•e ltone ~the ~ dMtll of • -~~ Ann &otllern Md !let ~-· Tlllle S•tlftO. ct1ac1.1u their 1 .. 111191 tt»out ••ell orller'a -SMnnta ol "'"*" 8glld~;~ Tr•~(R) • IPllCW. Spietf Selo "No W•y To """ A ao..1w1119ftt" TheneedfOt cMI ~ retorm trlCI whet tlflec1 elwloe might h..,. on Ille mllllOn9 o4 A,_._. wt10 lltMr WOfk Rita .Moreno performs in Festival of the St<trs: Mexico. a two-hour special taped 10 various Mexican locations, tonight at 9 on c~. Channel 2. '°' the o-rtl'Nnt. "' ~ tJied co mall• the government WOf'k tcW them. are•• ....... (I) cu Nl.W8 0 WOflLD NEWS TONIGHT 8:30. MY llfAe ~ To ~ out his ded Chip ptetendt to llke the daugh· ,., of • -hi. d~ 1$ datlf)Q. 9 toUCHA£L JACKSON Producer, writer. and comedian 0.rl Aelner ..,,~ hll own eomedy. and dlsculMa the eltecl of war and public atrlte on humOf_ CJ) TO Ta.I. THE TAUTH al MERVGRIF'FIN Guests: Johnny Methlt. Bonnie Tyler, Billy FeGowL 1:001 C88 NEWS ..:NEWS UAA9ClU8 WOM.DNl!WS TONIGHT G BOWUHOR>A OOUARS m llOVEUJCY t..ucy, engroased In a mur· dtw myttery, lhlnlcs Rtcky IS ploltlng 10 kill hef. G) THEF.8.1. A f0tmer ..-.pap&rman, sent to prlaon on e ehar~ of bl8ckmail, breaks out and searches for the man who framed him. fD MACNEll/UHAER REPORT a!) PAINT WITH MANCY "LowTide" (I) JOICEA'S WILD 'T:IO 1J TH£ MUPPETS a.. .... ~ ...... ,.,,. 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e Kn.A (Ind.) Los Angeles • KASC·lV (ABC) Los Angeles 'CJ) KFMB (CBS) San Diego 'Cl KH.FTV (Ind.) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Otego 81 KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles G) KCOP· lV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles S KOCE·lV(PBS) Hunltngton Beach Gun1: Mitton ~er1e doea hi• tamous "Top Banana" sketch. ai.o: "Pigs In lece." CANOIO CAMERA NEWLYWED BAME ([I HOt.L YWOOO SOU ARES I JOKER'S WILD THE 000 OOUPLE Felix finds a virago of a houaekeeper to talle care of Oscer while he is recu· perallng at home. fD 21 TONIOHT PrOduQer·reporltw Sebas- tian MINto vlalte U.S.C.'• Cenoer Center. 69 NEWICHECK {I) TME OONO SHOW I.«> 8 ()) FAMILY FILM Cl.A88IC8 "Charlotte's Web" Clla1- 10tte and Templeton the Rat come up wllh a scheme lo save Wllbur'a hie. (Part 2 of 2) (RI D JllST FOA LAUGHS Oon Adam•. Red Buttons. and a vlltlety of famous comedians are tolned by ul)-8ncl-e0ming comk: '81- ent 11> a topical humor special 8 MOVIE • • • "The He11ess" t 1949) Olivlt de HeviUand, Montgomery Clift. A INlnd· some fortune hunter c;h .... an unettr.ellve but -'thy girl ,, hr• ) 8 0 HAHVOAVI "Do You Went To Oanee?" Fon&ie rectulta the ganv to help OUI e troubled~ tlCl'I004 run by 111 atlractlve young IHChtl (LHlle BrctWM). (RI • MOVll • * ~ "Ml1tar Co1y" (19571 Tony Cuflla, Martha Hyer. A pollell'V·tlrlCllan t>oy rlMt lo auceeH thfougll garnbllng cetlnoe (2 hi&) • CA..at. BUAHITT ANOFAllHOI • MO\l1l • • • "Stolen Hours" I 1"31 Susan Hayward. Michael Craig. A -lthy young women marries hef doctOf. eYet\ lllOugh ttiey bott'I kl'OW she •• tennlllally Ill 12hrt.I 8) G!> ANNA l<AADflNA Anna hears about Vronsky·s attarApted aulelde: VronSlty accept• a distant army po9t in Older to fOfget lier. (Part 7 of 10) UO; 9 1.AVEANE & 8MtAL.EY "The Oebutenle Bell" Lav· eme attends • ball wtll\ Lenny. who hu tust learned thet he IS a POiish count.(A) I CA088-WTTS 9:00 CJ) C88 Sf'&C1AL "Festival Of The Stars: Mexloo" Hoata Suzanne Somers an<I JOlln Ritter 1oln guest h09t Rlcardo Montalban and a vartety ot American and Mexican creative 8f'tlsts In a salute lo Mexico. (RI 1J N8CMOVIE • * * "My Name Is Nobody" (1974) Henr1 Fonda, Terrenoe Hiii. All aging gunfighter 19 fOfced to chOOSe ~ teMI· Ing up wflh a young man Of' retiring.Into Ol>9CUrlly. (R) 8 Q1l THREE'S COMPANY "81fd Song" Jack finds hlmeelt In trouble with Stanley when he sue on a box co1>talnlng Mrs. Roper's anniversal'V Pl'••· ent.(RI tD ME'RVORlmN Guests: Johnny Mathfl. Bonnie Tyler. Billy F8"ows, SuNn George, Or. John UMy. fD TV ON TRIAL The televised trial of 15· year-old Ronny l.afnOla. who maintains that his addlc1ion to violent crime programs on televlslon TUBE TOPPERS CBS fJ 8 :00 -Family Film Classics. The conclusion of the cartoon feature "Charlotte's Web" is presented. NBC GJ 9 :00 -"My Name is Nobody." A young gunfighter <Terrence Hill> challenges an old timer <Henry Fonda> in this 1974 western spoof. KCET @ 9 :00 -TV on Trial. The trial of 15-year-old Ronny Zamora. who claimed that his addiction to crime pro- grams on TV compelled him to murder an eltlerly neighbor. Influenced him to murder hi9 82-YNT-old nejghbot. Elinor HIOQert. (R) 69 MASTERPIECE THEATM "POlderk II" Cerohlte r-.i- per ates in Londo1>; Morw.ina becomes an eli- Q!_ble wfdow. (Part t t ot 13) t-.30 U 0 CAATEA COUNTRY ''Ballots For Burnclde" Chief Roy and CUftla dl&- coY81' an unopened bettot box from the last maYOfai electlon. (RI 10:00 I G NEWS 9 20120A8C NEW8MAGAZJNE SYivia Ch-looks al marine recruiting practk:- es; ~aldo Rivera repons on "The Selling Of Elvia: One Yeat lattw"; Thomas Hoving revlewt lhe papal hlstOtY: Or. Carl Sagon examines "World Room:· a poputetlon study. G) LET'S MAKE A D£AL Gi) NEWSCHECK 10;30 I.., NEWS • RENOIR The ertlst'• Ille IS told through his lellert to trlenda. his work, and photos.t~ 11:009 Cl U ()) 9) NEWS 8 LOVE. ~ERICAN STYl.E "Love And The Tattoo" Ken Is afraid to take his Shirt otf ar01.1neoause ol Illa tattoo. G MOVIE • • •'It "The Benny Goodman Story" ( t955) Steve Allen. Donna Reed. A biography eoverlng the great 1anman's Ille from childhood to C&rnegle Hall Is presented (2 hrs.) tD THE ODO COUPLE "Pa51word" Oscar and Felix a,. lnvtled to appeat on a television game show. G) AMERICA 2NIOHT Gueet1: Martin Mull. Ace Trucking Company. Fred WiHlll'd. fD DIOt< CAVETT GUMt: John ChMYef. llOV· 81191 encl llllOrt stOtY writer. '1i) MACNEIL I LEHRE.R REPORT t 1:30 8 C1J C88 LATE MOVIE • • "BanllOllk: If Max IS So Smart, Whv Doesn't He Teti Us Where He ts?" (19731 George Pec>c>erd. Anne Baxter. A computer capable of atorlng au of the INOf'fd'• medleal know1edge is stolen lfom a wealthy hypoc:ftondrlae. 1J BEST Of CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Mitzi Gaynor. Orson Bean. Or. Carl Sagen. City of E.asex. Cali- tornla. (RI 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "Person Or Persons Unknown" David Gurney wakes up with a hangove<. but that's the leaSt ol his problems. G ®' SOAP (Eplaode21)Jessica Tate's behavior on the first day of lier murder trial cauaes disaster In Ille courtroom. (Network advt-vi- dl9cretlon.) IRI G) HOOAH"S HEROES The Gercnans replllce Col. Klint< with a more capable camp commander. G) OETSMAAT KAOS p4ana to use Max to usaasmate the Chief. tll) CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT Po.«>RNING 12:00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE Crossing the wartime Atlantic in an Engllsh fretghter, a man ten9M Impending doom. G) HIOHHOPES G) HONEYMOOHEAS Witnessing a bank robbery. Ratpn goes nome to hide. bul Ille g1111gel8fS 8"khlmoul 12:00 8 ®I A8C MOVIE • • "How Do I Love Thee" t 1970) Jackie Gleaso,,, MIUrMI\ O'Mata. "" ethe- ltt sheres • et0tmv mar- 11aoe with a rellgtou• tund8/1'\81'\tahtt. 12:30 8 MOV1E • ** "My Coualn Raeha- el" ( t953) Olivia de Havl· lend. Richard Burton. Baaed on the novel by Daphne du Meurler, Ille heir 10 8 ClOl1$1der8ble IOI· tuM attempts to find out 11 Ille WOtn•n he IOvea le real·• ly a muf'derer. (I hr . 55 min.) G) MOVIE **'It "They Won't Belleve Me" 1 t94n Robert Young. Susan Heyward. A man faces charges ot mUfder-•no his wife aller she com- m•te •uleide. (2 hrs. I G> MOVIE **'It "Feco 01 Fire" ( 19591 C-on Mitehell. J-Whitmore. A man becomes dl•flgUred llWNle saving • doclOfs son IYom a tire arid in return the doctor otvet tne man thel- ter from tne town that can't stand to IOok at him. ( 1 hr .. 30 min.I 1:00 8 CIJ CBS LAT£ MOVIE * *'h "Key To The City" ( t9521 Clark Gable, Loretta Young. Two small town mllyofa fall II' love during a eonventiOn'" San Franels- co. D TOMOAAOW G~: 8111 RuSMll. former basketball player and coach. now beginning a car-In broadcasting li'J MAVERICK "Trtple Indemnity" 2:00 8 NEWS 8 MOVIE **'h "The Third Key .. ( t9551 Jeck Hawltlnt, Geoffrey Keene, Sootland Yard lnvesugatee thou- sand• of crime$ a year (2 2:G3 lhrs.)~~RT 2:25 NEWS 2:30 MOVIE • * * .. Are Husbands Necessar(?" (1942) Ray Mlnand. Betty Field. A oou-- ple enc:ountw manv d1tt1- cutt1et adjusling to mar- ried hie. ( 1 hf .. 25 min.I ID MOVIE • • * "Affair In T rlnld&d" t 1952) Glenn FOid. Rita Ha.,...orth. A beaulilul woman ~ enta1>- gled 1n a serious game ot esp<oneoe 1? nrs > G» HEWS 3:008 NEWS S:S6 IJ MOVIE *•'It "ThundGo' 0118f' The Plelna" ( t!l63) Ptlytlia Kirk, Randolph Scost. A Union oHlcet 1a aaa.gried to the Sout"-1 Territory )u•t attw tl'ie Clvil War when tension Is at it• peek. ( 1 hr .40mln I 3!561 NEWS 4:00 MOVIE * * "Countdown To Ooomlday" ( t967) Geo<ge Afrtdeon. Paacaie Audrcft. A cornpOc:ated network ol 1nlrtgue pull1 two Interpol agents into It• midst. (2 llfS.I 0 MOVIE , • * ••), "Con1ptrecy Of Hearts" (t9601 um Palmer, Sytvta Syms. Jewl•h chi!· dren escepe from a Nazi prlllon camp wtlh the help of • brave group of nuns. ~hrs.) 4:30aJ M0\111 * • ,,., "Zontar: The Thing From V-." I t9661 Jot!" Agar. Susan Bjunnan. A crealu,. trom Venua comes to Earth _.,wngiy . to do good IOI mankind. ( f hr. 30 min) Wedne•dag'• Daylitae ffo.,les WANING 11:30 at • • • "Count Three Al'd Pray" ( t965) Van Heflin, Joanne WOOdward. A Civil War veteran becomes a telf-ordllllled min1•ter and sets about reconstructing a.destroyed chllfth. (2 hrs., 20 min.I AFTERNOON 12:00 D • • • "Hortiona West" ( 1952) Robert Ryat1, Rock Hudson, Two bfotn. era find t~ on oppo1ile 9idea of the law at the dose of tlle Clvil War. (' hr .. 30 min.I 3.'00 l!I **'.+"When The Boya Mell The ,Glrte.. ( f9&51 Connie Francis. Herve Pr8*'811. ToralSemoney.a rat\cil 1$ transformed into a muaical dude ranch. (t hr., 30mln.J 3:30 D * • • "The Happen. Ing" ( 1967) Anthony Quinn, Faye Ourlaway. Four young people ere taught how 10 blacltmatl alter lhe\I stage a mock kidnapping In Miami 8eaeh. ( 1 hr.. 30 min.I 'Take lfly Wife, Please' Still Funny ByMAKJOFOX CHICAGO CAP> -He nny Youngman, a 72-year-old comic with even older jokes, is bowling over another generation and lov- ing it. "I'm really catching on. especially with the young peo- ple," he says. "They know all my jokes. But I can't explain it. .. his start selling old jokes on cards wbife a printer and won national fame as the comic on the Kate Smith radio show in the late 1930s. YOUNGMAN TALKS about politics: ·'Why is everybody so mad at President Carter? He hasn't done anything!" "President Carter does the work or·two men -Laurel and Hardy." What's his favorite joke? That's no contest. Youngman also is planning a book. Due out soon, it will be full of ··r~mily fun" .and entitled "Big Blue Bamboozles." Does he have any plans for re- tirement? "I COULON.,. retire. Retire to what? I don't fish or play t olf. My work is my hobby. l couldn't get along without it.·· A fan told Youngman after the opening night of his Chicago Fest performance: ··caught your show last night. it was great." The comedian s hot back : "Beginners' luck. that's all." Even though people can catch hi s act free almost every week on television, Youngman ·packs audiences in wherever he plays -night clubs, colleges and places like Chicago Fest. where he was billed for three nights in early August. "The four funniest words in !••••••••••••••••••• the English language," he said, PACKING 'EM IN Henny Youngman HE WAS ONE of three monologists lined up for an in- stallment of NBC's "Just for Laughs" tonight at 8 p.m. on Channel 4. Very simply, Youngman makes people laugh with one- li ners and a deadpan but shotgun-fast delivery. "Doctor, my foot hurts . So limp," he told the Chica.go Fest audience wilb his trademark violin in hand. Youngman was born in Lon- don, grew up in Brooklyn, got Networks Urged: Return to Sanity By JAY SHARBVTr HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Decrying "destructive competition" by networks, ABC, and CBS have been asked to "move towards sanity and not follow the irresponsible lead" of NBC by starting their new seasons early. The unusual, strongly-worded plea came in trade paper ads placed by a group of more than 100 top TV producers, writers and directors wbo c(jmplained of production pressures caused by such schedule decisiC>ns. IT CAME AFl'E.ll NBC said that, starting Sept. 5, it will air two weeb 'Of special i>rogramming, including previews of 13 new and returnlni aeries. before its "premiere week" begins Sept. 18. The ads didn't note that ABC still says its fall season will start Sept. 11, and that CBS' season begins a week later. Among those signing tbe ads were producers Norman Lear of CBS' .. ~in the Family," Alfn>n Spelling of ABC's "Love Boat" and Stephen Cannell of NBC's "Rockfo.rd Files." THEY AND THEIR co-signers, members or a creative "CHCUS" that occasionally meets with the networks. said there'd bee.II three yeon or such meetings aimed at givine producers more time to ready shows. ' · . But, refeniq to NBC 's early-season st.Art. they said "it is dishearten.lag to see that the destructive competition between the notworlca will, doubtless. qain take its toll on the quaUty or p:roiremmini. the health of the craators ~nd the costs of procluCtia!ft." Jn u.ldns CBS llDd ABC not to follow NBC'• move, the caucus. a.uertinl that fall network schedules were set "later than n~r before," SQUeated deJayln.1. not 11dvanoi111. l1tll premtere weeb tbl.s 1e.ason. "Take my wife, please!" SADIE YOUNGMAN, his wife of 50 years. doesn't mind. She takes the ribbing well. Youngman explained. Mention or their recent wed- ding anniversary -May 4 - was an excuse to launch a dozen jokes about matrimony. "Imagine. I've been m~rried to the same woman for SO years. Where did I go wrong?" I've been in love with the same woman for SO years and if my wire finds out. she'll kill me!" "LAST WEEJC my wife went to the beauty parlor and they charged her $50. And that was only for the estimate " How does he feel about the , current crop of young comics, people like Steve Martin? "I love 'em all." he said. But his favorite comic is still his old friend. Milton Berle. HE AND HIS producer son Gar y plan a film entitled "Talce My Wife. Please," a story of the comic's lite and work We're getting financing for it now," the comic said FCC Revokes 'WLkeme WASIU.NGTON <AP> -The FederDI Communications Oom· rnisston says the license renewal applications of one of the na· lion's few black broadcast llcense holders showed "wanton, gross anct c~lqus" carelessness. / nl\VS~CHICK IS BACK Becaus 'of that, the fCC sold that lt was taking away the license of Golden Broadcastin' ..... i-.K Syatems Inc. for tenewal of th Uccns of KOAD ln Lemoore. ••••••m••••••••••••••miiil••illli Calif. Jt then Issued n public notice inviUne minorities or others to fila for e.llher interim or r~,Wor uuthority to oper'1t.e the station. ' • • ! ... ,•, -· . ... ···- ... ENTERTAINMENT I HY GARONER ''Line' Jleturn Unlikely Q! -Uy~etGMdeon·TodmHrt·ttleHlnl M•e ol ~ eat'tier 0 Mat '1 M) Uaof" TV a1Ml•1 - wlllea ,,. Daty w11 •Merator aM 1wc~ wtta •• ArletHt Fruell. t'red .\Ut•. Don&ltJ kU,allH and •nntUCerf ftft• ll•t pa8el?,.._ MSQool Wl"N' ceDDlnt tlaaaks. eot IHDO ._.. ldlotk Ume·••1ter11 Uktc.ooma~Gl ..... pnvaa1ptt8Htly0Ddtf'1lr. -Jant't Jan11. Su D&eco. A Unllbt1. (n l.he Oaly·Allt-n ••rtt. Frt•d 11nr1· l'Um mentt'd that the 1vera1e ate of a TV \'It'll> n v. ,,, bt'twuen 9 and lO. tr b• were alJw t.oday. he d prn bably l'Stlmate lM levt"l ol lnttlURt>nct .1s ha\ intt sla pped!IOm<'wb l. c Footnote: It read ·r Jan h1 v. "'' •• fan ot Bt-nndt C.rf's. this ~umn rtt0mm nda sht f"ead his nt'wly published po1t.bwnoui. mt•mcnr . Al Rlmdom "Oncanecdott>~onf'Of his f.lvorit" ~uthors -WUUum raulknu, a 1 nerous man whu -. us nnly Sllf\IY wlth rompllmcnt..s. Ont de} tht' t.,.,o talked •bout the author's new Random tlouae~ltor. Atbt'rt Enklnt WMn Faulkneu~ld be w 1 the bf-M hook echtor he knew. Cerf lnttrr\q)ted "Golly Bill, comlne h'om you. that's quit~~ encomium. Hnvt· you told Albt>rt this!" F'a ullrMr paused tor a mo mt"nt . then su1d. "No. I haven't. Rfnnett, when I ',. got a hors~ that's runnln1 1ood. I don'\ stop him lo wave h1 ms lumpol suaar ! "> Q: I Just ~•• a aple1MlJd film UtlNI "I Wanna Hold Your Hand" aDCI Htlced la the cN"dJt~ the n ame SUSIE NEWMAN IN 'HANO' MOVIE Paul's Daughter Starts Career of Susan Kendall Newman. Is she any kin &o Paul Newm an?-A. Addklson. New Orleans. A: As close as you .. kin" get. P aul's daughler SusC1n was the attr active girl carrying a picket s ign reading ··sovcorr THE BEATLES." underscor· ing her message with loud anti-Beatie bursts of venom. Q : Wbat about Olivia Newion-Jobn's affair with John Travolta? Are they serious? Also, I've never read anything suadalous about her. ls she really as nkeassbeseems!-P.T.M.,Oaklaad. A : "At times I feel like the 1978 equivalent Lo Doris Day," Olivia says. "There are those who think I can't be as straight as I look. That 's why there's always someone trying to dig up dirt on me. Yet I can't become something that I'm not." Discussing John Travolta, her co-star in "Grease" <with whom she's been frequently linked), the singing actress claims her working relationship with him ripened in- to friendship, not to be confused with love "He was as s weet and encouraging as could be." the pert and pretty star told an Os reporter. ·'We sometl mes went out for a meal or drinks after a day's work. But that was all." Q: I saw an old movie on TV lilied "Tbe Invisible Man Returns." Ir he was "invisible," bow did they know it was be who returned? -Mary St. T .• Phoenix, Ariz. A : Perhaps the producer got a ghost letter from the writer. Q: What was Lana Turner's real name? And where and when was she born? -Lydia and Terry M ., Lubbock, Tex. /\: Julia Jean Mildred Frances Turner was born Feb 8. 19ro. in Wallace. Idaho. Q: How cnme, whe n Paul Anka toured CzechosJovakia ror the first time, be WU surprised to llnd bis aactiences familiar with his hit songs? -H. W ., Athens. Ga. A: Because he knew h is records weren't ror sale 'Galactica' Stars Renewing Rivalry LOS ANGELES <A P> -Lorne Greene and John CoUcos renew their on-screen rivalry in "Batllestar Galaclica," airing Sunday. Sept. 17 on ABC. but this lime Greene is the good guy. Twenty years ago Colicos played the title role in ''Hamlet" and Greene was his arch-rival King Claudius on the Canadian Broadcasting Company. In the ABC movie pilot ror the fall series. Greene plays Adams, the leader of a space-age Immigrant neet struggling lo survive against the ~wer·bungry Count Baltar, played by Collcos. "Over the years I ha ve d iscovered that villains are like blondes -they have more fun," said CollC'06. Peter Fratnpton Still in Hospital NEW YORK <AP> -Rock star Peter Frampton is "out of bed and moving about" at Lenox Hill Hospltal, two weeks aner be suffered a broken arm. lractured ribs and cuts ln a car accident In the Baba.mu. Hospital apokestnen said on Monday that the singer's progress waa "excellent," but they wouldn't say when he could be ~leased. Frampton lost control of hls car on a rain·slick hit hway. He wa s flown &o New York the next day. - 'Glad You Asked Thbt' ~Mwlp•Mye ...... thc·r 1• l~ll'r Paul teamed that alm<MSt all of the re- ' or1h he hurd h ad b een amugglt d into <'1.1•l·hoslovakla rrom Cuba. where they were taped J 1 rt'l' l ly from l\1 lom t radio broadcasts. Q: noo.~r humorlal Herb &lnt11tt and 1111 wlre wf'rt' klllc.'CI ln a bu• etub aeveral yeart a10. leavtn1 • ~tc or twt.a 10111 aDd a daaititer. OW ao1 of U.tH t hlldrea 10 lft&o pop'• proltllioot -Mr. aad 1'1n. 1tu1os .• Mllwau.he. A Yt.'ft, tr you wntth "General Hospital.·· you·u not tr«' tht· no me Kin Shriner In the credits. Llkeolher .ic·torl) and uctrt'!Jllt:ti who soak up ex~rlenee work· "'"an the wap operas. Kin will. one day. move Into the realm of humor. Meanwhile be remalns an eli&i· blu bachelor who Sj}yS ho's too busy working to date .iny glrlscnoualy. Send UoUr qutltlon• to HJI Contnn. "Glod You A.tktd That." care of tht&"""'PCJ~r.P.O Boz 11741.Clbcago.IU. h(>t, I I M anlyn and H11 Gardnn will CJnftOtr cu many qw1- t 10T1 a as they can '" thftr column, but the volume of mad makt'& Pf!TIOl'lal replt,. mapoutblt. • T~y. August t5, 1978 • DAil Y PILOT 87 PVBUC NOTICE PVBU<! NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICe COrrecttd Pubflatlon COmPlrolltr ot the QW'reftey Admlltlstrator Of NatioMI BaM• REPORT OF COHOITION Irvine National Bank of lrvlne, In the state of c.allfornia, at the close of business on June 30, 1978, published In ¥espon9e to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Sec· tlon 161. Charter number 16168·3. National Bank Reqlon Number Fourteenth. Statement ot RnourcH and Llabllttles ' ASSETS Thousands of Oolla" Cash and due from banks . . .. . .. .. .. .. . ....... 4,647 U.S. Treasury securities ........................ 81S Obligations of other U.S. Gov't. agencies and corps .................................... 730 Obllgatlons of States and polltlcat subdivisions •............•................. t,262 Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock . • • . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .....•• 71 Feder at funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell •...•.•. S,600 Loans, Total Cexcludlnc;i unearned Income> 19,893 Less: Reserve for possible loan losses •.....•............. · 132 . · · · · · · Loans Net .......... ·• ...................... 19,761 Bank premises, furniture and tiictures. and other assets representing bank premises .......................... 1,<M6 Real estate CMne<fother than bank premises ..•••.........•................... 93 Other assets .......•..........•.....•.........•. 347 TOTAL ASSETS ..•...................••.••• ,. 34,372 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of Individuals, prtnshpS., and corps .••.•...•.•...••.•...••.• 13,932 Time and savtnos deposits of lndlvlduals. prtnshps., and corps ......................... 12,795 Deposits of United States Government • . . • . • • . • • 92S Deposits of States and polltlcal subdivisions .......••.•.•••••••••••••. 100 certified and officers' checks ....•.•.•....••••. 3,~ TOTAL DOMESTIC DEPOSITS .............. 30,798 Total demand dep()slts ....•.•...•• 17,903 Total time and savlnvs deposits •• 1~,895 Other llabllltles .................................. 169 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excludlnQ subordinated notes and debentures> •••..••. 30,967 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock a. No. Shares authorized ........ 350,000 b. No. shares outstanding (par vah.H!) .................... 301,312 ••.•• 1,507 Undivided profits ............................. , 1,033 TOTAL EQUITY cAPITAL ••••.....•..•..••••• 3,405 TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO EQUITY CAPITAL ........................ 34,372 MEMORANDA Average for 30 calendar days ending with report date: Cash and dUe from bankt •••••••...• • ••••..••. 4, 154 Fed. funds sold and securlthts purchased ~ avrffments to rtstll ....•. S,623 Total IOlnS •••••••••.•.••••••••••.•••..•••• 19,718 Time deposttsot $100,000 or more in dofnestlc of1lces ....................... , 3,76' Total cteposlts ••••••.•••.•• • ................. 29...a2 TOT AL ASSETS •..•..••••••••.••••••••.••.. 3-C,3'6 Time certificates of deposit In denominations of s 100,000 Of" more <outstanding•~ of report date> •.••••••.•.• 3,618 Other time dilposlts rn amovnh of s 100,000 tW mof't <outstandlnv at of ~port ct.ate> •••• , ••••••••• 100 a, Robert Klhm, Viet Presldent·Cashler of the abov•nemecl tNnk do t\t rtby deelart that thlt Report of COndltlon Is true and correct to tl'lf belt of mv knowledge and btlltf. /S/R~tKlhm July 25 1978 Wt, tl'lf undtnlgned directors attest tl'lf correct· ness of thlt state"*'t of resourees and llabllltlu. Wt declare that It nas been uamlnect by us, and to the best of our IUM>wl~ and btll9f Is true •nd correct. It./ G.W. McClellan IS/ Lton G. Nelson ts/ Richard Duffy Of rectors PubllShtdOranoeCoast Dally PtlotAuvu1t1s, 1'71 3074.79 PUBUC NartCE PUBUC NOTICE .,onca TO c11a0tTOtts SUPIUUOll COUttT 01' TMI' STATEOftCAUPOltNIA l'CNI TM I COUNTY Oft OttANOe .... ......., E•l•le o l WILLIAM ROSCOE PARKE R. ek• WM. R. PARKER. Oe<HMCI. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN l!O the crectl'°" ol 1111 eOow n-de<-t !Ml all~ lwlYinQ tl.tttn• --- PU8UC NOTICE ~Ul'lttlOllCOUttTOP T"I' ST A Tl Of'CAU f10tUtlA "Off TKICOUlfTYOPOttANOE NO.....,.. oaoe• TOSMOW CAUM '" ,.. ,,. Mantt of 1,. PitUlion 01 ~c;~)T r WILLIAM GA f'f. Peht•on WHli'ltEAS. SCOTT WILLIAM OATT. petll-..... llled • Pittlllolo ••I" 1!W CleR al 11111 c-1 on beMll of IMmMll. •-Uno., Ot'Wr <_,.'"9 P•l1t 1oner'• n•m• trom SCOTT WtLLIAM Gl.rf to SCO Tf CHRISTC>Pt4ERANOERS. IT IS OR OE RED INI •11 l»t'IOM It" ~ ... ,.., '" , .. -INlflef ·-·· llMtloo !Ill\ <OIW1 •t II 00 4,m .. °"Seo! 1•. ,.,., ... , .. °""""""' of ~· -nt No I •I IN Or~ County C.OUrthouw. S..C-.IO< eoun. 1«•1e<1 •t 100 Clvtc Clftw Or•w-\1, S...I• ..... . c.1110 .... 1 •• --c-•• 1 ......... ., I ... "-iltl(lfl IOr CNnOf ef -\llould 'Cit .,. Q• •nfed. tT IS FURTHER ORDERED l"al • 0C>Y Of 1111\ ()rC)I!< lo ~ C.0..~ bl' , >Ulllh"•d llt •lie O•lly Piiot ... new\-of QMW<el C ln:utetlOf' II""'" t1dln0••"9tCowntv.St~OfC.lllorn1a, ono • •9" IOr lour <•• <-utl1re _,.l<SC1<10rl!OU..-wtf« ..... 1ft9on 1...,P.iotoon DATEO·AugusU. ••79 SAMUEL DAE I ZEN ,Ju09toltfle ~Cou<1 IO'll"" It. DAVIS ""_, .. !Aw '"'".._ ...... , .... ,,J C..UMeu,~'ZG Tet: C7Hl ,.._S .................. PUOh~ Or-~ 0..lf Pllol. A~tl. IS,n .".1'171 .... w 1d dK9Cltnt ..-. ,_.,.,to me ------------ 11 ... m. Wiit! the neu\SM'I' WOUCN'r'-I,, , ... olf.U ol the Ci.rt ol the --. llli.d <-1. O* to ~_. 8-. Witt! llM ne<eUMY -.c:Mn, to Me -derM9Md .. ~ _,, SIW'"9 SCnet. LOS MQelft. CA, Wfll<JI Is Ille pl«e Of """""'of tlle ---"'•11 nwit-'"' perte•lllnQ to ,,.. Hl•l• ol wld - cldlftl, *'""" lour ..-tits Mier t'1e ""' C>UllllUtlon of''"' rlOtlce. O.t.cl .July 11. 1m. BETTE ANH BERKLEY EllllKlllrl• ol 1119 Wiii of --~ -T.O. DALTON •SJ'-"' s.rMt ser.et LM A...-., CA '91> l~~~llKOltr1• Publl\N'd OrMIOI! Coa•t Dally Pilot AUQ I, I . IS, 71. 1•79 ~19 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ..... sv n•roa COUttT °' T'MIE STATIOftCALIAMNIA "°" TMa COUNTY 0 .. ottANOIE --1 .. NOTICE 01' HIEA•u•o OF PaTITION flOll ~Ta 01' •tu. ... D l'Ott Lln••s TaSTAMEN· TAttY El!•te of GAIL -ILLIPS. •lso -.s PATRICIAllEVERL'f G<lllL l't41 l ll PS. DecN1ed. NOTICE IS HftUBY GIVEN ltlal GARA'f l't41LLIPS .... lli.d ,.,.,,," oeuuon I« P.oe..tt of Will .-tel~ ·~· -· of ~-'"'_,..,,_ ... ••tenc.e to Wft•<.h •'\ MIOP •or turt1-r P<J•llcu•ef" • ....., t!WI IM tlln* •nd CMeU of -lnQ""' ~ ~ -" '4>1 tor AUQ11$1 n. i-. •I IO 00 • m • "' IM courlr_,. Of 0.C>eft,,,.nt No J ot W•d <OU<I. .i IOO ClvtC Center OrivP NOTIC11TOClt1DfTOlllJ Wf\t. '" Ille C•I• of S."te An.t C.tlforn•• SUPEttt<MC:OUllTO~THIE D•l.cl AUQU\I 3. ~18. STATEOl'CAUFOttNIA~Oll WILLIAM I . St JO+fN, TMECOUNTYOPOllA .. GIE Cowr>IY Oer• Ho,A__,,. llA•oUEY AND ttASMUSSUf Eil•te al HARRY E OiAURETTE .... w. ~ 11.-. DKH!W'<I. Wile UOJ NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN to llW ....... ltNdl,CA._J crHllOr\ of""' -""nwd OKedeftl Tet UIJI .,...,, ttwt •II~ NV•"'1 ct .. ,.., a9••n\t At-•ntor. _.c;_, '"' WMI deeedlnl ... ·~ to Ill• PUOl•Slled 0r....,. Cot .. 0.oly Puot lhl!m, With 1119 ne<K_., -..CIW•\, in AUQ •.• •S. 1971 ~,. tile offke r/l llW clttll Of tM .cove~-• ----------- lllled C<Mirt, Of to Pf'eWfll IMm. With I ... M<Hwrr-.c...,\. loltle unde"!Qned el t6tlS eo.w Ouo, H..,li"tllOft &eec "· CA,wll1Clti\thtplaooflMIS1MnoftM ,_, \lj!Md m -'' """"" IMrtetft•ftQ to the P't•• ol Wtd ""<-•. w llhtn IOv• month• .. , ... mel•n.lllUC>4•UllOftOI , .... notice O.tedAUQUSU. lt19 MAS HELENJ°"ES E•KUlrl•oft .. Wlll oflhe.tbove........t OK-PETTE ttSC* & P£TflttSOff HtU9olwClllu Mllfltl"'1M9Hcll.CA Tel:......Ut Alt ..... " ... __... PUOhr.NCI Or-. (MA o.llY Plle4 AUQ.l. IS.22.2'. "" fM.19 PtJBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ' .. . .. , .. .. 1.· ... 1 'II .. LU• · .. •. • ~ -IWLYP\LOT Tuesdlly,AUQutl 15, 1171 ENTERTAINMENT I MOVIE REVIEW / INTERMISSION Old Pals .\clre~s Shirley :\tacLame bugs her old "As;wrtmenl" costar J uck Lemmon dur1ng a v1s 1l hack:stage follow mg Le ptmon ·::; a p - l)t'arance in the BroadwJy play "'Tribute " A.Fish Story With Teeth B y RON .PENNINGTON T-.Moll~ll-- The jaws may be s m aller . but there are more of them and the liUle nippers really do a number as they gnaw and gnash their way down river in New World Pictures' "Piranha." Neee Seasoa Aanouneed Mesa Opens 'l\lattres~' Th~ ln<11t or lbe 11umll\er mlJJlCals for 19'18 goes on tho bourdl this week as \ho Colta Mesa <:!ivtc Pla1h~ unvella Jll verslon of the abow that modJi a Broadwit~ etar out of Carol Burnett. "Onco Upon u Mattress." The empha•la will be on comedy in this mualcullied ta14! or lhe prtncesa and the pea. which pluyhol.LW resident director PaU Tambelllnl is 1tu1ln1 wtth an assist from musical director Anita GroHmun. 'the t how opens weanesday for seven performancct. runnln(l lhrouah Friday this week 1md WednCfiduy through Saturday or next week. HEADING THE CAST are Robbie Schoonover us lht• swamp princess who swims the moat to compete ror the hand of Prince Oaunt}esa <Cliff Senior> much to the dismay of his mot.her, Queen Aggravam <D. D. Calhoun>. Other principal roles wllJ be played by Gary Collins as tae minstrel, J ack Conway as the wizard. Jud LaHaye as the mute king. Keith Oliver as the jester, Brent Hardw1ch a.s Sir Harry and Dee Fowler as Lady Larkan. Members or the chorus intlude Robbey Hoey. Beverly Allen. Diana Spencer, Mary Mathews, Susan Lafferty, Judy Thomas. Katherine Mays. Daryl lndes and Bob Foster . Curtain time will be 8:30 at the playhouse. located in the Comm unity Center auditorium on the Orange CoWlty Fairgrounds. Call 556·5459 for further Information and reservat1ons. • NO SOONER WILL "Mattress" get off and running than the Civic Plnyhouse will be mapping plans for its 13th season, which will open Sept. 29 with thl' Orange County premiere of a new corn- ed v. "An Almost Perfect Person." It will lead off a pared·down 1978-79 season of four productions. rather than five. with each show running four weekends instead or three. Intermission Tom Titus Ute playbOuse. with director Tambetllni choosing her 1ehicle from among three posalbilitles -Ten- nessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof." Henry Denker's "A Far Country" and Herb Gardner 's "Tnleves." CLOSING OUT THE regular season in March will be another comedy. with three cvrenUy un- der selection-James Kirkwood's "P . S. Your Cat is Dead" and two Nick Hall plays, "Going Ape" and "Accommodations." The musical for next summer.will be another newcomer. "A Family Af. rair." opening in J une. At the moment, the playhouse -in the wake of Proposition 13, which negated the city's rinan- cial support -is looking for "angels." for dona- tions ranf ing Crom $25 to $1,000. Those inte rested may cal the theater at the above-mentioned number. or contact Diana Spencer al 542-3737. WITH THE "DOG DAYS of August " upon us. Costa Mesa's ''Mattress" is one of only three pro· d uctions being offered along the coast this weekend. The others ar e eomedies Crom two din· ner theaters -''Play It Again, Sam" at the Harle· quin and "Everybody J..oves Opal" 't Sebastian's West in San Clemente. Performances are nightly except Monday at both theaters. Call the Harlequin at 979·Mll or Sebastian's at 492-9950 for more information. Farrah in 'Sunburn' "Newucl...... speaks te a.,...wbtwa fee.liq '• ~ •• I I .... ll9lk. ft NOW PLA' ING ___ ._... fOUITllll talll Dlftft.< .. 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This, however. will be a modernized version. re- cently revised by the author. s.vs--2:•~•=•1: ... :&tt:•s Orange (714) 639-8770 LOS ANGELES <AP> -Fanab Fawcett·_'-------------=---------' Wh ile "Piranha" ·was obviously inspired [ M • fte ·ew) b y t h e s u c c es s 0 r OVl8 n VI "J aws," it does not come off a cheap rip-off due to . a solid script by John Sayles. based on a story by Sayles and Richard Robinson. ;md firm d1rect1on by Joe Dante . . T H E F IL M OPENS WIT H two young backpackers stumbling on an abandoned military research cente r •:ind going for a swim in the pool there . Natura lly, they don't last long. Enter Heather Menzies. a plucky young investigator. who has been sent out by her boss, Richard Deacon. to find the miss in~ hikers. She employs the aid of Bradford Dillman. a hard-drinking recluse. and-they soon discover that the center h ad been used by the Army to develop the top-secret "Operations Razor Teeth," in which l'Xperiments with piranhas were being conducted as a possible way of destroying the river system of North Vietriam. or course, they don't learn this un- til Menzi es has emptied the pool containing the hungry fish into the local river AT FIRST, THE F ILM seems to be heading in the direction of "Nancy Drew Goes Fishing," but L>anle then creates a taut race against time as the 1 wo principals rush to save Dillman's young da ughter, Shannon Collins. who is at a camp downstream. and to warn the people at a river re- sort that is celebratmg its grand opening. The script is tightly constructed and Dante's direction helps forward the action at a good pace. There 1s a lso a considera ble amount of humor - much of it ironic and directed at the military and this type of scientific research -and Dante in- corporates ,it smoothly. providing some good faughs without destroying reality. The sequences involving the piranha attacks are somewhat repetitious -a frenzied churning of blood-stained water and occasional fl ashes of teeth but a certain amount of s uspense is generated simply by people being in the water with the fish. Effective terror is provided in the scenes in which the children at the camp and, later. the people at the new recort are ravished • THE P ERFORMANCES ALSO help elevate the film. Dillmanand Menzies both create believa- ble characterizations. although their roles as harb- ingers arc somewha t limited. The secondar} cha racters are especially well developed and - due to lhe script. direct ion and acting -'\void becoming caricatures H ~ "'4111•1J'~ t M Nf; f)'¥ 0t \\ill f 1\("4Nl(Q.Oftl l,...CD....._..DO&aY~....,....,...,==~1· Q•ortr_,,. ... c..-,.•, ••· ~- NOW tHE FORCE ISAT A THEATRE NEAR VOU Heavy dram a will occupy the January slot at MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE All am •HO ll!l F•lMs RECEIVE TH( StAL. Of' TH£ MOTION PICTURE CODE Of' SElF RfGUlATION ..... tlO IIl!ll IOll YlllMll CllUlll .... ~ .. "'I c-•• ''"""""' -c---~ ...... atlPfllt NOW PLAYING EDW•a• •WPORf •2 Newpon 8each &«·0760 CHIOU WllT •t Westminster 892·4-493 ca11 142-se11. Put a few word• lo wot lie for ou. --SO. COAST PLAZA J41Hrldlllt.541-2'111 llll,_. "HEAVEN CAN WMT" =:!:(PG) SO COAST Pl~Zfl 115""""" S4f.ml ,.(,... -ml Dll¥B"' Iii .......... .. CLOSI IMCOUMTBS 0. lNllHllD D4D'" --.1.n HltSl.bW ..... &JS.1111 1111-• .. SA1'UIDAT ~ FIYB"CI> ·~-J..'1NllND .. .,........,..,. 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HOOflll(INt -Oii ft) llU.Y .,. " # r ; INSIDE: •Erma Bombeck •Ann Landers •Comics T~.Auguat 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT Alternative Birth Special rooms in hospitals offer a home atmosphere with emergency care equipment should it be required. By JUDITH OLSON °' .. ...., ........... Two hour.. alter ah 1 ve birth to her l'lew :.on Cole. Pegaye Lunde was up tdln& a hot i.hower ~verul houri. later she bad breakfut in bed with h r husband. Bob Twelve hours after the birth • was back ut home in Costa Mes. with her ~year-old son, Tye, and lhe ,._t of her f&amlly The entire delivery hlld been recorded on ltlm Tye was oble to see bis new brother Just minutes after he was born ll was ult possible because or the alternative birth center at Los AlamltOb Generul H06pltal There, a room ls set ulde for parents who wish J different kind of experience for lhe1r fa mily It IS one or two hospitals with .. urh a centt>r m Orange County Santa And Tustin Community is the other The room 1s decorated much like a bedroom ut home There 1s a king-sized bed with a rot. orful spread, walls are covered with paper m stead or a "hospital green" color. and the furnishings include a color telev1S1on desk rocking chair and radio ' ' lht' mother hu11 access to any emergency equip· ment aht mlwht need during the birth Tht• only rN1u1rement for usln1 the room 1s that parenlll uttend prepared childbirth classes and un orientation session ut the hospital. For the Lundes. the decision to have their ~econd baby "unolher way" began with the de· hvtry of their first son in It hospital without a birth center Mrs Lunde wus sure of only one thing dur· mg her second pregnancy: she wanfed to find a doctor who wo uld be there when 1t wus time (or the dehvery Beyond that s he knew she badn 'l been satisfied with the first experience. She had felt hke a patient instead of a woman about to become a mother. "I didn't want a home birth." she said. .. But I had nowhere to go for Information. I started wnllng everywhere and got an answer from UC I.'' A doctor there told her about an obstetrt· cittn who seemed to ht Mrs. Lunde's require· men ts THROUGH HIM Mrs Lunde discovered the altern<.itive birth center at Los Alamitos. Most of the equipment usually found in a hospital room 1s not v1s1ble, but is bebmd wall panels or d1sgu1sed with built·ms SINCE THE ROOM is right m the hospital, It was quite a different experience at Los Ah1m1tos. "With Tye I was in the hospital three <SeeABC, PageC2) Peggye and Bob Lunde with Tye, 5. and Cole. 4 months in Los Alamitos Birth Center room where Cole was born. • . ~ t ' Wanda Bee alls Elvis . It's been a year since The King's death and a Garden Grove friend has written a book. By MARCIA FORSBERG OI 111e oau., Pltet Staff T he sultry. bedroom eyes were closed. TJle PQut.v . sensuous lips would sing no more. And the grinding, gyrating hips that earned him the nickname "Pelvis" would never pivot again. It was one year al{o -Au~. 16. 1977 -and the nation was in shock. The King of Rock 'N' Roll. Elvis Presley, was dead at 42. T housands or fans swarmed to the enter· tainer's Graceland M ans1on in Memphis to pay tribute. While millions mourned the public figure. jusl a handful of close, personal friends grieved for the private man. .\MONG THE FEW was Wanda June Hill. a gentle and sensitive woma n who lives in Garden Grove with her truck driver husband, Jimmy, und 17-year-old daughter, Julie. Her low.profile friendship with Elvis began JS years ago. ··He trusted me," she says. "He knew I wasn 't going to blab and blurt." They spent many hours -sometimes together. sometimes on the telephone -talking and shar· ing thoughts and ideas. The rare. close friendship was special to Wanda June Hill. S he knew the private. personal side of Elvis. She was outraged when his former bodyguards, "who were s upposed to have been his friends," wrote the book "Elvis : What Hap. pened?", a controversial account of his lifestyle and involvement with drugs. And she was sickened by the vendors who made fast money by peddling tawdry Elvis Presley souvenirs. SO SHE DECIDED to write an intimate. Above, lifeguard Marianne Amende; DeSimone wttl1 swimming student. Dally PllCIC l'Mtll 11'1 ltldlltnl KMlll« d iary-style book that would be "a tribute -not wands June a hype. I wrote it for the fans. because they Hill, 8 Garden didn't have anything truthful and honest to Gro"e 'BSt'dent read. The mementos were so sleazy and dis· ,,. '' graceful -I wanted something for the rans that wf1o knew Elvis they could buy and keep and be proud of." she has written a says. rommemorative Her book. "We Remember. Elvis." !$17.50. h' Morgan Press. Palos Verdes> is the story of how book about tm. she met him and what she knew about him. In She is shown with addition to dozens of photographs !most from photos from her Mrs. Hill's private collection>. the book includes personal collection. <See ELVIS. Pal(eCZ> ; . 'Henry's Angels' 7hey are a lot more f(Jn to work with. They're more businesslike. ' 1 By DENNIS McLELLAN Of tlll .,..,, ~ lt.lttt The Llteguard: the word conjures up l>rohzed, muscle-bound young men who, ,.-hen not soaking up the sun and the stares of blklnl-clad admirers, rescue twlmmers from the briny deep. That's still the norm. But at the alboa Bay Club the cUcbe bas been mpletely shattered. All six of the club's lifeguards are • ,10una women. Even the fym attendant nd two swimming instructors and two ~ amna instructors who double as feauards are women. "I a m covered in the men's spa," jokes club recreation director Henry Hitchcock, who did the hiring. It's a safe bet that at least one Bay Club wag has dubbed Hithcock's Weguard arew "Henry's Angels." Httcheoc!k ts easy-golna enough to take such kidding with a smile. But the former policeman and father of four boys ls nomale~hauvinlat. IT ACTtJALLY WAS a touch of male chauvinism-not bla-last year th al prompted hll dedai At to hlre an •ll·woman Weauard crew tbls auromer. With a mixed crew. Hitchcock says, there wa.s contllct. "The guys felt they were the head lifeguards and they <the women> are subordinates. "I wanted people to come down here and work. Toward the end of the sum· mer I saw the results of the birln& pro· cedure before." In order to maintain a better at· moaphere and workJni condlUoM, he says, he opted for all women tbls season. Although he has received a few com· plaints aboul dlscrimlnatlnl a1alnst C8eeUFEGUAIUJ8, Pa•eC2> • Saeeessful Sallathon Most of Bahia Corinthian Yacht ------------- Club's 80 Junior sailors who are [ ] participating In the summer Sall· ff oppenings mg program turned out last week for the r lub's third annual Sa1lathon. The JUntors sailed 1n Sabots on u measured course laid out off the r lubhouse dock. Em· phasis was on endurance and num· ber of laps completed. Parents and other club well· wishers sponsored the individual skippers with pledges on a per lap bas is. Winning the perpetual trophy for completing the most laps -29 -was Jon Pinckney. Runner up was Rod Turner. Winners and runners·up, res~· lively. were: Class I : Anne Pernlck, JulJe Norman; Class II: Sandy Stone, Kelly Patterson ; Class Ill : T e rry Moon, Signe Gray; Class IV: Carol Chargualaf. Tom Krueger: Class V : Drew Tosh, Ray Garra; Class V1 : Jon Pinckney, Rod Tomer. In charge or the Sailathon were Mrs. Robert Hartman. Mrs. Gordon Graham and Roger R'aw· Ungs. Proceeds will be used for the BCYC junior sailing programs. summer equipment. additional furnishings for the Junior Room and support of Junaor·sponsored events. People Peering Monica Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carson, Corona del Mar. will enter Bryn Mawr Coll ciat-this fall Friends and relatives of Ralph Howell sur- prised him with u birthday party last week on his 90th birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Howell have lived in the Newport Beach area for 30 years . . . Rhonda Hassen, who won the title of Miss Teen·age Cahfomia, has just returned from her prize tour of Mexico and the Caribbean ... Hand·made craft item s will be taken for consignment for the Senior Sampler . a pro1ect or the Assistance League of Newport Be a ch. More information is avail a ble irom 675·3651 ... Herlinda Gonzalez relebrated her lOOth birthday at a party given by Huntington Valley Convalescent Hospital in Huntington Beach . . . The Newport Toastmistress Club has installed Donna Mayer as president. I f you have an item for Happenings, send 1t lo Happemng!. Oran{le Coad Daily Pilot. P 0 Bo:r 15';0, Co•to Mesa. 92826. Or caU 60-f321. Rod Graham, 10, with boat: a·aucoeuful aa/lathon. -. •' .. ~ . ' ~ ~ ,. ~ ' .; ~ '·' ,. . ·. . . . .. . ,. r'• ... ·~ ... ' " .. •. .!. • t .•. ~ • lueeday, August 16, 1970 ERMABOMBECK /HOROSCOPE ·:·[~_B_o_ro_•_e_o_p_e_.,..,J) B1SYDNEY OMAaA w&DNESDAY,AUGUSTl.U. &Al <Mar 21·Apr UU : You are 1oit1I In n•bt dlrectton -II adnncemt"nl, pre1ll1e ,..present aoals What ~ ms lnd«as'°1l, 1nac· tlon. badtward cuwlil\I l .,_rt ol overall p.al tern. Obstacle. will bf removtd ~ you abow that lbey can tM! hurdled Cl1&.rtty b j u.at around Ulecomer' TAURUS tA pr 20 ~hy 201 Move m•nl, communic1llton dl1c1d1n1 rour,t of a rth1 honahlp lh t lit.r''' on )'our Pf'~al tthe-dult Gemini. Virao. &11ttanu.s JM>rsons .. nd the number S haure nromanenlly You add lo knowlectie -you rould r«t'1vt • "revelation " GEMINI IMa.y 2l ·Junt> 201 Famtly. home. budaet t.Mse doman1te Ftn~ of partner. close assoctate or mate command more-th n uau1tl attention. Be-aware of lend1n• r•t~. leases. daust".S SomeUUna as twina "covered over" -1et answens to lnquinea Protect self in money a.nd emotional clinches CANCU tJune 21.July 22) Go slow. lime , ia oa your side -play wa1\Jl\l 1ame. Tbe more :S. mellculoua you a~. the better -someone wants you to skip the rlne prlnt. Don't cooperule! Be thorough. Read between lhe lines and be legally aware. Pisces. Virgo individuals figure prominenUy. .-LEO (July 23·Aug 22 > Emphasis on basic • · responsabllilles Relahonsh1p as involved -and if you don't know it. you 're 1n for a surprise Capricorn. Cancer persons figure m scenario - iJ Od so does the number 8 You will hiJve op· Portunaty to verify. prove a thesis VIRGO l Aug 23-St:pt 22 1 Accent on s1gnificanl reversal of policy Member of op- posite sex, children. speculative venture are a ll a part of your personal scenario. You reach beyond what was origmally designuted as a hm1tation. Persona hly. creaLivity s h.ine LIBRA CSept. 23-0ct. 22>: Independent ap- proach brings desired results. Stand tall for principles -get appraisal in connection with land. home, prope rty. Welcome suggestions from older individual. Leo. Capricorn and Aquarius persons figure promine ntly. . ·:• SCORPIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on trips. ideas. neighbors. relatives -you get In· tu1tive flash and it could unlock door of op- portunity . Utilize knowledge of astrology, psychology. Size up s 1tuulions. persons. Powers or observation come into play. SAGITrARIU*ov. 22·Dec. 211 : Accent on money. persona sse!>Mons. element of l1m- mg or luck. Over 1 view brings results Narrow concepts limit, promote loss. The choice is your own. Gemini is in picture and so as •mother Sagittar1an. Social event could le<.1d to interest- -iog contacts. friendships. 1 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 191: Lunar CY· -. ,,., cle high . m ake personal appearances. Be :-~· direct, independent, confidenl. You make : ~;. marvelous new contacts. Your views are vin- -· -"' dicated. prestige soars Now you can be conr1 •• · dent. celebrate, wear a colorful ensemble. ~ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18>: You gel · ~ ,.· dream or "secret message " Puzzle is resolved as you "wake up" with answers. Associate. in· trlgued wilh numbers. can prove of immense aid. Know it and don't permit pride to keep you froo asking for a helpmg hand. PISCES CFeb. 19·Mar 20): Wish comes true. Lunar position accents friendship, roman tic interlude. Taurus. Libra. Capricorn person!> figure prominently -and so does the number 6 • • • ABC <From PageCn d ays. The oaoy was an the nursery." she said. "This time the baby was handed to me the ;:. minute he was bor n and he never left me. '!. Everyone in the room was bonded together. I • • ' felt like a fulfilled person. It was a family event." Mrs. Lunde said the birth also was "an in- ti mate experience bet ween Bob and me.'' A nurse from Los Alamitos visited Mrs . Lunde three limes after the delivery to be sure that things were going well for the mother and son. . The birth center is the wave of the future. ~ Mrs. Lunde believes. :~ "In the past 10 years women have decided lh•1t they can give birth any way they want lo. Childbirth is not a sickness," Mrs. Lunde as· serted. "It's an event for the whole family." THE BIRTH CENTER concept was formed 111 1975 in New York City by the Maternity •Center Association, the oldest childbirth as- :>ociation in the U.S .. according to Marjorie Pyle, a Costa Mesa nurse who is one of the prime boosters for ABCs. "They opened an out-of·hospital center to provide couples with a satisfying, economical birth," Mrs. Pyle said. Mrs. Pyle said the next concept in ABC was the "room within the hospital" at Mt. Zion in San Francisco. This was opened, she added. because the state government asked the hospital to find some way to stop home de- h veries. "It has worked beautifully. SATCH opened here in March of 1977 and Los Alamitos came along in January or February of this year ... Now "almost every hospital in the U.S. is on the verge or has some concept of putting one in to provide some type of compromise. If nothing else." One ol the obst acles to the birth center is the doctor. Mrs. Pyle believes. DOCTORS ARE accustomed to working with women on delivery tables where there are stirrups for the feet and all the equipment is on )land. "Doctors are not willing to change their • method of health care dell very ... sbe 11id. "They are not seared to lettina mot.bera do tbelr ,. own thing. A mother want.a to get into a po1ition lhat 's comfortable for ber." But doctors may change \heir attitudes in the lututt. Since birth Is now by "chotce" and couples may only 10 through It once or twice, lbey want it to be the most excttlna. lnUmate experience po11lble. Mn. Pyl believes that aJ~metlve birth eenten also otter couples an opportunity to cc- •,ment th lr relaUonsbJp tbrouah the plannlna · •and preparatJon for the event. , .. Wben l lff couples who hav~ worked · together and planned tosether I think they're toin• tolta,y tosetber.0 she u1d. a. Sbe 1Q1Cested that th.r ls ooe more ,.uon : for couplel to bate the choice ot 11vtn1 btrth In ~a natural, bomeUke Httll\I rather then 1 : tlosplt.11 diellftr1 room: "" The lntlmate uperlence ti blrth can be en· joyed Wt U. lh.vecl momm wben cooceptlon ~place. Stay Away From Fires DEAR ANN LANDERS I'm a fool Mnd I know It Tht.1rc •re " lot ol ut oul thtire und I would app~dule •t if you would lt•t mv u11~ yo ur t'olum11 to •polo1a:r.e to lht• f&rt>men. pollcemtn und to !>OC:it't )' Laat DIMhl we heurd on lh ~ rudlo lhul a · chc m1c.•ul plurtl h"d t'X ph>dt-d st.•vt•rul milet. uway an Azusa und a hill fire wa:t ragana We Juml)ffl ant-0 lht• car to 6'0 "t ake a look " The traffic was ter· rifle. (Lots of olht!r fools wue doing the same U11ng > BeforC' I knew it, we were stuck on a four· lane higbw&y, hemmed m on a ll sides. The road looked like a drive-in movie There was a series of explosions and lht.> smell of toxic fumes nt.'arly knocked LL!> out. It could h ,, v e b t.' c 11 a v e r y dJnge rous ~1 tuat1on The worst part was that the official vehi cles, fire engines. police cars and ambulances couldn'l get thro u g h lhe traffic because of foots like me I realize now what a dumb thing I did and I will never again chase a fire or any other calanu- ty. -READ YOU JN COVINA DEAR COVINA : Thanks for the public declaration of stupidity. It takes a big person to write such a letter. I'm sure many people are bound lo learn from It. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Jn January a member of our church choir began to put on weight. A few month!> later she quit her job and left town. The word got around lhat she was pregnant. , - ~ . ' A nn Landen DEAR BAT: What would you llke her to do! Wear a scarlet let· tu and hold a ques&lon- and·answu forum at &be local city ball? lnatead ol giving the woman credit for bold· Ing up ber bud you seem annoyed that her unfortunate experience didn't crush her spirit and ruin her life. People Uke you gJve me lndlges· lion. DEAR AN N LANDERS · Does m" husband need t o b~ straightened out or 1s it me? Whenever he in· troduces me he says, "Meet Myrtle. My first wife died five years ago." I don't think it is necessary for him to mention his first wife. It's as if he is apologiz· ing for marrying m e . What do you think? - SENSITIVE DEAR SEN: Your bubsband needs something else to say. Suggest a substitute sen- tence: "I'd like to In- troduce my wife. Myr- tle. We've been married 15 months and she sllll looks like a bride, doesn't s he?" • • • Elvis <From Page CU ~sonal reminiscences of frtenda who were also devot~ rans. "l never wunted to make anything off 1t Making moner wllh the book wasn't my intent.'' 11uys Mrs. Hll In fact. a percenlage of the pro- rats will be given m Elvis' name to charities be s upported. and the book's publisher will match lhe a mount that 1s donated. she adds IT WAS 1982 when the 22·vea.r-0ld Kansas. born and Oklahoma-raised Wanda June Hill moved to Huntington Bt!uch with her husband :.ind baby daughter She got a job. throu~h a friend. in lhe m :ul room at MGM studios. whe r e s he sent out promotional material about Elvis and has films. ll was there that she first l alked to Elvis on the telephone -a long conversation about her life and herself. When the two finally spoke in person, he gave he r his unlisted phone number <.1nd asked her to call him at his home in Bel Air at 7 in lhe morning. "I did it. and he was bru.5hing his teeth. I guess he gave me the number just lo see 1f l 'd call. That's the only thmg 1 could figure out." s he says. "'I have questioned it for so long. I've thought. 'Why me., Why us ?' I finally just shut up and enjoyed it. Wh en I look back on it and analyze it -Elvis always wanted to get mar- ried and have children und have a happy mar· riagc He was looking for people who had that kind of lift!." EVIDENTLY, Wanda June Hill's happy home life appealed to Elvis. and he found an escape there from his rock star pnson. He becam t> almost a member of the family "I didn't scream in his car. I didn't ·yes' him and I even criticized some or his movies. He had a lot of other people around him. but they were his employees. They stayed because he paid lhem and gave them things.·· But Wanda June Hill became his friend. "not becauseofwhohewas. butinspiteofit." There were times when they argued. For in- stance, Elvis often went overboard with bis lavish gifts ror Julie while s he was growing up. Mrs. Hill said "absolutely not" when he tried to give the youngster a piano. Miffed. be didn't call or send birthday cards for a whole year. And lhere were times when she refused to visit him when he lived in ~l Air and Beverly Hills "because there were always so many peo- ple around that you couldn't really have a con· versation. I didn't care for the boys who worked for him and the way they took advantage of the girls who were always around. "I didn't want to be a part of that and I didn't want to associate in any way wilh any of his people." she says. Despite her distaste for ''the boys who worked for him." Mrs. Hill remained a true friend. "He knew he could call any time. day or night. and he did. And he knew we weren't go- ing to bug him, except when we were trying to get him to take care or himself and rest." MRS. fDLL ADMITS that sbe "had been worried about ham for al least ,. year and a half. J wusn't the only one We knew he was sack and 1t was very senous and that he was hiding it. "Sometimes he looked bad and sounded bad. but then I'd see him and he looked good and I would thank. ·He's getting better.· But we km•w he had a lot of thm~s wrong with him. and I worried lhcit he was gomg lo die " For month~ before his death, Mrs Hill had a recurring mghtmare. In the dream. she heard a disc Jockey's voice on a rock and roll radio station say ... Elvis Presley. dead today at forty · · . " She could never hear the last number of his age. and 1t bothered her so much lhat she wouldn't hsten to rock and roll on the radio. "I talked to Elvis on the phone on the 15th of Augusl." she recalls. "'He bad been exercising and playing racquetball. He said he was going to go to bed and get some rest because he was gomg on tour the nexl day. "I said l really wished he wouldn't go on the tour. but he said. 'It'll be all right .... THE NEXT DAY, Mrs Hill switched on the radio in Julie's room and "out snapped a DJ's voice: 'Elvis Presley. dead today at age 42.' I didn't believe 1t -I though 1t was a hollx.'' Now. li year later . Wanda June Hill looks back on her unusual and intimate friendship with the superstar of rock. "Yes ... s he admits, "he was sexy. He was little·boyish, with a mis· ch1evous way. But no. there was no sexual at· traction. He was like a big brother. "He was security. Any time you needed ad· vice or help. he'd lislen He was protectiYe of ~ I feel a great sense of loss in a lot of ways.·' The woma n is n o teen-ager. She is 30 and old enough to know bet- ter In May she had a son and gave 1t away as 1f it was a cat or a dog Three weeks ago she re· turned to t own. thin as a r<Ail . s miling and cheerful as if she had been on a six-month vacalion in Monte Carlo DEAR ANN LA NDERS: My only son married a girl who is in- ferior to him intellec- tually, socially. finan· cially and every way you can think of. She is also rour inches taller than he is. · • • • Lifeguards Now it is th t• lowns people who are "on trial." ll sudden Iv becom es OUR r esponsib1hty to bl' grac ious and overlook her immoral behavior. I could overlook a ti these things but her ho usekeeping is un - believable. My son has never complained but l 'm sure he is miserable jn all that filth. I have se£'n the sam e dirty g u es t t o we l in he r powder roo m for 10 days. <From PageCU men . he says he hired the best qualified or the 20-odd appli- c<.1nts. In addition to their lifesa ving ability, he looked primarily at "their demeanor. perkiness and attentiveness to people." club's three swimming pools and small beach area. They must clean and maintain the pool and decks. control pool activity and. of course. maintain the safety and welfare of the swimmers. "I'd hate to pull a 200·pound m an out of 10-foot wllves al Newport." adm its Dan a DeSimone. a 19-year-old economics major .. But here all you need is the techniques and ability lo know what you're do· mg. Hitchcock and his crew agree that women are just as capable as men In saving lives in a pool. "I don't think it's that big ,, deal to have just women. We're just as capable.·· She smiles, then adds: "I think it would be kind of nice to have a couple of guys. just,t.o have around." ·D o n 't te ll m e "'MYOB." This woman happens to be a relative of mine and I feel she has disgraced the fami- ly. Therefore it IS my business. What is your a n s w e r ? -Z Z .D . !BATON ROUG E > I don't want to say anything but I think my son s hould. What should I tell him to say? SICK ABOUT IT And the young women . he says. work better together as a group. "It's just a good common sense approach as far as I'm corwerned. "Life saving techniques make we ight insignific ant." says Karen Amende. 22. a UC Davis graduate. who is lifeguarding for the summer. "Everyone is equal. As for Hitchcock. he believes he made the right decision in hir ing an all-female crew. "I'll do il again next s ummer." he says. "It has worked really well." DEAR SICK: Old be ask you? Slnce be didn't ask m e I'm keeping my nose out of it and I think you s hould, too. "THEY ARE A hell of a lot more fun to work with. They're more businesslike. They don't flirt as much. And they're cer- tainly as capable as men." The crew is responsible for the "With the holds you have them in. it doesn't matter how strong you are. In senior life saving 1 had a male partner He used to try to muscle me around and it didn't work." Super Vs. Normal Kids Oversleeps an the she can cope with an As a grandmother. f intend lo be an absolute bore a bout m y morninl? dependence What about your daul?hter?" grandchildren. I intend SUPER CHILDREN to travel with a projec· Preoccupied tor, a screen and 200 Healthy lifelike s hdes showing Academically geared th e m chew i n g on Nonconformist clothespins and standing Deep thinker on their heads. I will E--Victim of a poor produce from m y • --teacher h a n d bag c with or BoaalJe«!k TV critic without request> recent Saved from a prej· urine samples, a tape of udiced coach them gargling milk at and Normal kids is in Is saving his money the dinner table and the interpretation. for my operation clever sayings that will For example : A r ecessive gene put Art Link.letter out of NORMAL KIDS I recently decided to business. Forgetful test my theory on two Fat moth e rs of Super As a mother, however. Sloppy beasts Children with kids away I refuse to inflict m y Weirdo who won't get at college. J a mbled c hildren on anyone a haircut over to one and said. <God knew what be was Lazy bum .. Does Martha write d o ing when he gav«.> Flunkedoul hom e mu c h from them to a dictator. l TV addict school?" Consequently. J often Cut from the team "No." she answered. rind myself at the mercy F 0 r g 0 t m e 0 n "Martha is so well ad· "She d oesn't write either " "Too bad." s he s ighed. "'I guess that le lls you where you rate." I went on to lhe other woman and asked. "Does Phyllis write home often?" "Oh, yes," she said. "'Three times a week. Phyllis is a very loving girl. She has always been close to me. Whal about your daughter?" "She writes three times a week. too." I ~aid. "What a pity." she s aid "I'd worry to have a child so dependent." I get the feeling I lose lhe minute I open my mouth. of women with Super Mother's Day justed and secure that Chi 1 d re n . Super -----.;__----~--------------------Children are unmitigat- ed joy. They can always be counted on to do and say the right thing. They always make the team, have fewer cavities, skip acne, know wbat they want lo be tn the third grade, have their paper displayed at Open House. and always r e member to bring home the Mother's Day card from art class. I have made a study of super children and have come to the conclusion that the only dlfterence between Super Children RUFFB1'S "'9tQLSTllY .. ,.w .. ....... .n:a ....... ..... ~ ..... -141..ut WOMEN ARE YOU READY FOR THE JOB MARKET HAS YOUR LIFESTYLE CHANGED DRAMATICALLY ARE YOUR CHILDREN NOW GROWN ••• OR HAS THE TIME COME TO CHANGE YOUR DIRECTION? A recent survey disclosed that more than 80% of the lndlvldu.ls surveyed were unhappy or dissatisfied with their present job .•. are you ? If so ... you may be Interested In our career assessment program I We are not an employment agency, and will not find you a Job. We offer a comprehensive program of personalfty and career testing, combined with personal interviews with professional counselors. 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PllE~Ei:l'A9l.Y eveKYTMNG. f • "'I ~~~ ~Q ,,,, .... -.~ .. · .... ~, ...... , ....... by Tom Batiuk by Jeff MacNetly by Ferd and Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS Pl!PU1V! ..• WHA'TIN ~ARE YOlJ VOIN&?! 8~ NANCY fM 50 ANGRY AT SLUGGO THANkS, NOWT~£ OT~f:R ONE . DOOLEY'S WORLD DR. SMOCK t.,OOK. MISS CURRY, YOU'RE: -rHe ONEE WHO -ro1,,P Me 'T'o PU'T' Wl&..P PUCK ON "fON IGHl'S ME!NLJ ... by Gus A"iola by Harold Le Ooux 1 TOLD HIM NOT T.O BUY ANYTHING FOR MY 81RTHi:V'Y··· i I I 1 , by Tom K. Ryan by Emle Bf119'mlller ·-·ANO HE DIDN'T/ T~. Augusl 15, 1978 PEANUTS 00 VOll ALL 5E€ lMAT HILL CMJt THE«E? , DAil Y Pl.OT •. CJ - . by Charles M. Schul1 ~ 08JCCTIVE 100iW 15 10 CUM8 TOM TOP Cf 1HAT HIU. ... NO, COHRAD. I OONT KNOW WHAT ™E MEAN~ ~ LIFE 15 ! \ f l ~ ' t~;~ by Roger Bradfaeld by George Lemont SO YOLJ "fAKe A "TURN AT TRYING -ro Pl,,UCK HIM! • • t e ' :; TDDAT'S CllSSRBD PUZZLE ~: ACROSS I Impartial ~Adhesive 10 NM111ve 14 Wi1h rt!glfd 10 2 WOfds 16 ActOI Leon 16 Shon wlllP 17 Value~ 19 lnlTequent 20 "°" alloys 21 Wnte<s 23 AtlOI J Ca< tol - 26 Unde - 27 French re giOll JO l."50 useis 34 Naurat le Y9l'S 35 Monastert heed 37 Gi 8SSllnd 38 fuss 39 Antmll en· closures 41 Fell behind 42 JaptMSe eorn <l lslemlc dev~ 44 Rodents 4S Unfroct: a lawyer 47 Cavrty lt•ers SO Btblal ruler ~I Mug 52 HO<<:e Ol'llWn veht· cle 56 Fearful 60 Gtand ptrentat 61 M81<e rm oure 64 C: .uy Slanq 66 ha -5.llflt 66 Dutch measure 67 Wes aw8fe 68 Oiaohanous 69 FOi tNr INI DOWN I Trees 7 Oii heft> 3 Dies - 4 Feels self· repcoaoh S Ir an. once 6 Macaw 1 E. Ind, tr1le Of lff90CI 8 Pitch 10 •nd lro 9 Subatomic P1!1tcle 10 Cut 100 SC«llV 11 Strttl ur chin 12 Piette UNITED Feature $yndicate 13 Anitl!QpOOds 18Commumtv l'lliP 22 Plan! parts 24 Tangle 25Mm1d oltspnngs 27 Oattv meals 28 Spotces 29 Does house· hold WOfk 31 Heveloclt - 32 Respond JJ WMOl'leS 36 Trouble per· sisten11y 39Worn OUI 40 Lincoln er .ir 44 lll0!9ln1<: substance 46 Surge 48 Tennts player '9 Auto acces lOfV 52 Arttculate words 53 Englistl mer 64 F'lligfee 56 H8fem area S7Wen 68 Followers: Sulfr• 59 fendef blemtsh 62 Endin9 With Pfl!SS or ten 63 Rest I r .• • t .. ... •• ! -..... ;. . ' .. •.' .. .. ~- .,. .. :.~ .. '· .... I .. -. .... - C4 DAILY PILOT • TueedQ. Aug .. t tS 1171 Singles Increase Prison Bill OK'd ZOOOMll" Woman Walks FarrDlies By Brown Pioneer WASHINGTON CAP> Th• number of U S. boutehokb bellded by u divorced or sln1lc: woman l~ 1ncreaa1n1 much ftlSler than thl' number or bOU~\!bOld' run by married eouplea. thu Cerw'° BurHu r~· ports. T\e bureau n·portf'd r of houst'hokis run by .a single or d&vurced woman .\BOUT 8 Miu.JON, or l1 pcrc.nt of the couotry'a 71 mHlloo boulehoidl. were lD U1b cateaory hast Maren. That represents an tn crease of 2 S m1lhon since um> mamcdcoupll~ m.nn taine d 47 4 million households ln 1978. or 62 percent. That is ao in· crease of 2.6 million. or 6 percent since 1970, the r eport said The number of hou seholds has in creased by 12.6 million, or al most 20 percent, s ince 1970 as many young people born right after World War 11 postponed marriage and set up housekeeping by themselves •·MORE AND more young adults are pursu· ing alternatives to mar- riage for longer periods or lime ... the report said. "The marked in- ('rease in young adult singles has been partial- ly responsible for the rapid growth of non· family households." The rising separation and divorce rates also contributed to the in· crease by s plitting a larger household into two smaller ones, lbe re- port said The government de fines a household as a housing unit occupied by one or more unrelated individuals. A family is defined as a group relat· ed by blood. marriage or adoption. ., ....... Cir ... FEISTY DONKEY KNOCKED TWO DOWN Adt~•t•r H9d Rra1·h•nd Knowledge Smile, Your Claim's Funny NEW YORK <APl -~m11e. Your insurance ugent may bf-laughing at you. . Y t!s. in those back rooms where your cluams have ~n colkctlng dust, the good-bands people ~re howUng ovt-r some of the weird fixes that sometimes st•nd Americans to Insurance ('Ompanies. What can vou sav. for instance. about an Arkansns woman who claims damages aft.er being knocked down and sat on by <1 feisty donkey! Or to the insurance adjuster who arrived on the scene. was knocked down by the same donkey and the n had bis wristwatch eaten by the animal? OUT OF A SENSE OF fair play, perversity or whatever, several insurance companies have now agreed to let the rest or us in on the laughter. Io answer to a request. Kemper, Nationwide, Aetna, United Services Automobile Association and State Farm have provided this selection from the current hit parade of zany insurance claims: -A New England woman sitting in her new portable whirlpool bath one day dedded to try it without the drain cover. The resulting suction caused her rear·end lo stick fast to the bottom of the pool. A team of strong-armed men, including the insurance adjuster. had to yank her out. But her subsequent s uit against the manufacturer was doomed the minute she tinkered with the drain. -In Michigan, a man happened to be driving along at 1 a.m . and crashed hood-first into a startled couple's kitchen sink. Wishing them good morning, he pulled out and left. What apparently outraged the woman of the house was that the collision knocked her birth control pills into a waiting garbage dispos<1l. Insurance came to the rescue, paying for both kitchen damage a nd pills. -AN ILUNOIS WOMAN, TIRED after a day's s hopping in a local department store, decided to take a load off her feet -astride an "up" escalator. Arriving at the top. her dress was torn orr. and what lay just beneath it s uffered minor a brasions. No insurance money for that stunt, although the store was said to have given her a few dollars just lo s hop e lsewhere in the future. -Two lovers were finally reunited in Nebraska after a long separation. The m an gave his true love a bearhug and two cracked ribs. He later found out that his homeowner accident policy dad not rover dama~e to the woman's ribcaKe. .-(1•.•a•a•FllJ!!!ll~lll!lll•T~ll.lll, -After a recent accident. a Nashville. Tenn. ftfll\ r woman was asked by the ins urance adjuster why 1·•8 .,, ........ .,._ .. ~ ·• s he was driving with her left wheels on the center I hne of the highway. "I always do that," she said. "It makes my tires last longer." -AN AKRON, OHIO, MAN DECIDED lo take ~'•H--..-1~~"-rb:--a coffee break and left his poodle in the car. But the ignition was still on. and when the dog pushed . the gearshift into reverse, the car slammed into a .,...i.iklw~-+IJ.t-Fr:r-+-: light pole. The renegade car then spun in a tight circle, making a bout 25 round-trips, with the dog -.. ...... F+~~,,_\"'lf"-.,--still calmly at the wheel. A local fire chief finally shot a bole in one of the tires, and insurance paid for the damaged car and the light pole. -A Virginia Beach, Va., man was holding out for a larger insurance settlement than bis adjuster was willing to fork over for an accident. They ~~M--~Hlri,,_.;_.aj-.iir:r--came to terms when the adjuster offered to throw m SO trading stamps he happened to have with him. And you thought those people who always seem to call you just before dinner had no sense of -m••••••••• humor. llands Off at Work Sexual Moves Hit By JOYCE L. KENN EDY ( CAREERS ) From AP Dlapat~ LOS ANGELES <AP> Cov. ~dmund o. Brown Jr. haB given bls •upport to a atutc Senate blU nlmtd ttl l~natben· Ina prison terms for persona <'onvlctt•d of y lolcnt .ind multtple crimes. Before the sun rises over the Wasatch Moun· ta Ina on Wednesday. Barbara Maat plans to eat a larse breakfast, don Joaln• 1boes and 1 whtte cot· ton cover-up, lhen resume her 2,000.mlle bite from Independence. Mo .• to Donner's Pasa. Behind her she'll tow a two-wheeled aolf cart with a 8upply of food. some waler and clot.blog while she follows the UM6 wagon-traln trail of the ill·fated Donner party to California's High Sierra. ''Thii; bill responds to ('tttit•n concerns over 8tde t y an t~eir nt<lghborhoods. homes and 11trnets," Brown told J news ronfcrencc Mon day. The bill's author. ( IN SHORT J Democratic state S~n. Robert Pres ley of Riverside, and five state law enrorcement of· Cicials also attended the conference. The bill is to be con· s idered Wednes day before the Assembly Ways and Means Com- m it tee . It would lengthen prison sen· t e nces for about 40 violent crimes such as murder, robbery and rape. The terms for con· victed robbers, for ex· ample, would increase four to six years to from five lo eight years. OearlagSet TWENTYNINE PALMS CAP) -Hand crews and bulldoze rs hoped today to clear fuel from the eastern path of a fire in the Joshua Tree National Monument. state Department of Forestry officials said. The lightning-sparked fire had charred more than 2.900 acres of steep. rugged terrain about 15 miles from here by Mon· day night and was mov- ing east toward Indio, de partment spokesman George Tatum said. But Indio was not threatened by the blaze. he said. R.eltter Sureeg LOS ANGELES (APl -City Council commit· tees have ordered a telephone survey of rent· ers to find out how well landlords have followed a voluntary rent control program and recom· mended limited thawing of a city hiring freeze imposed after lhl' passage of Proposition 13 The Ad Hoc Commit· t ee on rent rollback and moratorium said Mon- day the results of the telephone poll will be re· ported to the council Aug. 23, when it con· side rs an ordinance that would return rents to their May 31 levels and hall increases for six months. SACRAMENTO CAP> -A "tipplers tax" on alcoholic beverages by the drink. s aid to be sought by such cities as Lo s Ange l es and Inglewood, has been laid to rest. at least for this session. Th e A sse mbly Revenue and Taxation Committee voted to send the bill to interim study. in effect killing it for the year. latte Defeated The pioneers had trled a new route across the western deserts only to face fierce storms in the Sierras. A few survived. some with stones of can· niballsm. "I've given up trying to rotionallze wby I'm doing this." said the 37-year -old real-estate broker from Bridgewater, Mass. • The complete works of WlWam Slaaketpeatt have been pubUshed in Chinese for the first time. China's official Hainhua news agency reports. The r eport said the People's Literature PublishinJ( H ouse brouaht out "collected ( ) works" of Shakespeare P'rOPLE in 1954, but did not in· c.• elude the six historical ..._ ________ ,.. plays and the sonnets. • Prince Franz Joseph II, Europe's longest rul- ing head of stale. is celebrating the 40th an· niversary of his reign as leader of Liechtenstein. With bis 40 years in office, the 72-year-old prince is outranked in seniority only by Emperor Hli:obUo of Japan among the world's 160-0dd heads or state. Liechtenstein. which has 24.000 people in its 61-square-mile area, celebrated Franz's an- niversary with a festive service in the church of Vaduz and a reception in the prince's 13th century castle overlooking the C&fltal village. A Florida honeymoon followed the marriage f1f Joaaaa Ellen IUno, only dauahter of Philadelphia Mayor Frank Blno, to Josepla v. Maatroaardo Jr. The wedding was held at Philadelphia's Our Mother of Consolation Roman Catholic Church. A bout 200 guests attended the reception ln Philadelphia's Benjamin Franklin Hotel, where Rizzo danced one dance with his daughter, but sat out a1uo such wedding favorites as the "Alley Cat" and the "Mummers' Strut." • Salvatore Ferrara, the Socialist mayor of Sardinia·s capital, announced that Cagliari's largest square will be renamed for the late Pope Paul VI. Cagliari is the first Italian city to name a street or a square after the pontiff, who died Aug. 6. But many others are reported planning similar name changes. Pope Paul visited Cagliari in April 1970. • British nur-.:e RJta Nightingale, who is serv· ing a 20-year jail term in Thailand on a drug smu_g- gling conviction. reportedly wants to ~ake a bid for Parliament at the next general election. According to the Portia Trust. a British chari· ty which helps wome n with legal problems. the 25-year-old prisoner -who insists she was framed -told her lawyers in Bangkok she wishes to s wear an affidavit declaring her intention to stand as an independent for her home-town constituency of Blackburn , No date has been set for the next general e lec- tion but it is expected to be sometime this autumn. There is no legal bar to _prevent Miss Nightingale -no relation to Florence, her family says -from running as an absentee for office even though she is in jail. • Mary Anoe Ktupsak had what she wanted. but it was only temporary. The lieutenant governor took over as acting governor of New York as Gov. Hu•b Carey traveled to Rome for the funeral of Pope Paul VI. Carey and Miss Krupsak have been at odds since they took office 3Yl years ago. And now she is c hallenging Carey f or the Democratic gubernatorial nomination in the Sept. 12 primary. She is also preparing petitions for a possible run as an dependent if she loses in the primary. • Raymond J . Fontaine, who last week attended the funeral Mass for ills famous comedian brother Frankie, died following a car crash. A uthorlties said the 59-year-0ld bartender from Boston's Dorchester section was driving to a baseball game when his car collided with another vehicle. Fontaine died the next day at Boston City SACRAMENTO CAP> Hospital. -The California As-Fontaine was among hundreds of mourners In a Redl?<><>k magazine survey of c;embly has knocked who attended the funeral of bis brother, Frankie, 9,000 clerical and professional down a last-minute at· the 58-year-old entertainer who popularized the women. nearly h alf said they or tempt to put the school character ''Crazy Guggenheim." someone they knew had quit or been busing issue before the • PEOPLE I CALIFORNIA I CAREERS PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Mcmanoc9'10fTOttt IUl'a•IOllCOUltTOIJTMI $TATa~CAUIJOllMIA .. o • TNIQOUffTYOPO.-AMOa ftO.A ..... blelt ot CAAL £ JAl'UllOM, 0.C.Hff NOTIC• IS Hl!!IU:Bv O•VIN lo, ... crecmon of""...,."""""' O-<-tlllt "' """",...111Q <le1rnt eoeinit tlle uld _....,. er• •-""' 10 ,, .. 1'111111, ••U. .. ""' .. -.. ·--···Ill tht ciffkt of "'9 ci.o Of t11e M>o,.. -!Iii.cl c..wt, f# teprewnt .,.m, •lfll,.,. ntt•Hef'Y-"'tf\, IOI .. ~ ....... .i Dotoff~ollfle ,._1ow1m1111w ..... 1100 Sovlh ~ .... Avt-, ~·Me, (.elltornl• '770S, Wfll<ll " !flt ~ Of DutilleU Of 1flt .... \lelled lft ell ..... Wl~lfllflelOIN-Of-~ dtnt, wlll*' _,,""""-MW -lint pu0t k •Uonlf lllk!IOI l<e 0•1"~1,1'71 J.-fMell\'I ~ ......... , ... , '°"""'*_ .. , ........ . of Ille ...... _._.~"""' AOll t •• KUY'I •• cou .. T,. COUNHL .-oAVIOLCMM,••.o•~ ,.o ....... SNUAM.~ft1C A ............. ... P..c.11,,..., Or .. Con! D.tlly Pll01. ~II, IS,22. 2'.1971 PUBUC NOTICE CP.Jne MOT1a TO ca•OtTO•• 01' IUUC TllAHSP•• CS«I. 4101_.117 U .C. C. I PVBUC NOTJ<. E &TAYaNM'T Oii' WiTHDRAWAL ... OM PAaTM••'"'" ONRATl .. 0 UND•9' IJICT111out ttUJIMUS .. AM. Tiie IOllOwlftcl --l\e• "''Uldtr_.. ., • G•t'l•'•I ••''"•' •rom •~• ,....,nen,.•D -•'no _. IN "< lltl~• b<ISIM'H neme of OAAOlN MAal t A TS, at JOltO F~tl A"9 , C."' Mew.Ce '-27 Tiie tltlll!Oul ~1neu lie~ l"lete· _.,, 10' "" ~lo .... lflN.,.. Soeptem-I~ 1971 In Ille C-ty OI Of ..... '"" N•fl'le '"' Addreu 01 tlle ~w1.,.. .. 1no 0••11• M P••c•. Ul co11ore11. C.0.1• MeM. <:A 9»11 O-"""" PUBLIC NOTICE ... CTIT10UI au11N•U leAMa l'TATaMalfT T"9 IOllowlllQ ..-..i I\ 41111"9 ~·· ''"' .. , raAYCl NfTW0flll(/tl"\IOI 11111-oe Tr-.t 110-•11•t0•.w1 .. IOol, '°''• _.., C...I...,.."'• •1'» ···-· ............ ~ 1118) M•Y•OO'* wrr. .'••M. C.••••otttt• '111S "'" --"~I--...... "' di ....... .. ..-.- Tiii• ti--•"" llled •mt '"" r-~ '"""' ti OrM41' C-.J Of> Jtllf .. ,.,.,. "~ ,_I_ QIMOOi c-1 0..lf P-, "1ltY t\ -~ '· •• 1~. "'11 ,,.,. Ml P1J8LIC NfmCF. l'ICTITWWS I~ "Mll9 l'TAT .... #f ,.,..........,. ____ ~_ -.. MA .. C&f VALUE lt(A L l\TAft, nll~.~102..c.AU ~.CA.,._ I'-~...0.\llMtl. 16'A ... t 1\1 \I . ~ IO. s-te -· U. "1,.-. '"" .......... "~'"11 .......... ,,,. dl•-Pt1 ... Fr~I\ \C'P" Tllo• •i.t-1 .... fn..J ....... "'"' C-.IY Ci.R of OrenQa '°"'"'Oft .klly JI, 1'71. F..-.,0 Put>llsM<I Of-GoMI 0.ily Pllo1 A\19 I. I, U. J:1. lf71 l~1t PUBLIC NOTICE Notice '' 11ere1»y ql•en ID Ille -----------creditors of .-~ rr.-nsferOf'. FICTITIOUS •us1NESS whOW IMlll""' ~ It S.O W. I..,_ NAME STATEMENT St .. City of C.osU Meu, COUMY •I Tiie folio.Int ll"'1Cft I• ooong ~' Of'•noe st ... of c.tltornl• 111a1 • 11u111. -es. r .. n.1e;l1etio.itl0bt-l0Marcl•I FITNESS FORfiVER. IOSI W~;I C.G•llerdoTremfer ... wtlOMIMl"MU BelbO SI., CllY of CO.le C.tlllornl• "2'63 Mn•. co.,,.1y of Orer199, 51'1• of leurle P M<Kenrle, 10St w-.1 c.lltonole. B•lbo• 81•0 . N•..,oorl Be•c" T1141 prQPertY to bl trenste.."4 It C.tlltornie '26t>J cleKrlbld ... 9'1'9rel •: All SIOd In Tllll lluilnns •• CondlKled by ... In• lrede. fl-. -""""" end OOod Oh1k111el. will ot tNt Aest..,.,,.-eoc111.e11 ~ L-oe P MCIC""'"' nen 11nown es Mtll• M••lcen Tiiis •t•~ was toled wllfl '"" •nt-•rtt _., IOU_, .t So'1 W. lttll OMlnty Cl-of 0r•"99 Counly on SV-t. OIY Oii CosW ~ County of June U. 1911. Orenge. St• If CelHorllie. FIMW T,,. 11o1111 ~ wlll tat conwm. Publl"*I Or-Co.tsl O•llv P1to1. meted on cw .,..,. ti• 111 oey of Oc· July n end~ 1. 1. u. 1911 t~. 1'11 et 10:00 AM. et Gro.,., 111~11 es<.-Corp. -...,..., Is 18002 lrvlM 81..S . Tustin, C.tllloml•. So '•• es 1s k"°""' lo tlll Trenstw ... •" b.nlneu ~ •nd eddrftw. UMd PUBLIC NO'JICE by 11141 Tr-'e,,,. tor Ole lll't tllflM ----------FICT1110US l~IHESS N~STATEMENT ye•n •re~ Oal.O AU9'1SI 1. 1'11 M6tt1el C Gellttdo Trenst.ree Gf'eller EKrww C... ,.o .... rn Tile IOllOWlllQ oenons ••• C101nq 11<1s1nen es. CLIMAJC CA fAMARAN S. 11411 NIC hOlt SI. IUnil HI . Hunll,.Qlon Beec:ll,CA T11su11. CA""" Escrow Ne. J.IJMM: Publlt.lled Oranoe Cotil l>ellT Pilot, AUQ. U, 1'11 Georqt Wt"•¥ 11Mr•~l11. 20\ lUQOflla St .. Nt'WPO'I Beach. CA "7MJ Gino .IOHClft Morl'.tll. 20S LU90""' JOU-11 St .. Newport BMcll, CA.,,.._, ----------Tiiis l)Vjlnen Is condu<led oy • PVBUC NOTICE geneul--1p. GeorQeW.Morrelll Tiiis '~ wes tiled ••th ,,,.. 11..a.J Counlv Clert of Orenoe Countr on Jui¥ MOT1ta TO C9'llOITOttS ll. "71 . 01' auuc TlltANl,alt ,, ...... C5eCL6W1-4W7U.C.C.I Publlstted Or-Co.t,tl 0.lly ?ilol NOT ICE IS HEIAEBY GIVEN ID the Auv. 1.1, IS. t2. mt 1-.1& Credlton of HELMUT Nf.UMAllN encl JEAN NEUMANN, Tr_le_,, whost bu•lnen eddrtU I• 110 Gleneeqln Terrece. Coste MtH, ----------Counly ot 0r-. 5tete ot cemorn••. PVBUC NOTICE' lttet • bulll lrlftlfer Is olbcMll 10 be ----------,,.....lo SOHIA OOHAWAY end JOHN f'IC'1T10US aUIUIESS ICNIGHT, TreMlerWI. wttow IMnl-MAM9 nATEMEMT eddren ,, t8'D E. 17tll Slrftt, Selllt ""•· countr of o .. no•. s1e1t of Tiie i:oi~ ~ IS 00i"9 ""'' Cellforn" ,..,.,,. The or-'' to be ltensi.rred " MIAMI 09'APE co. 1168 • 0 IOC•leel .. 1"S lrvlne '1101 Cott. AoY•I Pelm °'"··Cotta Mew. Ca '26i.. 0 · s· J•mn ~ c.oomer. ,.. • o M•H. County of .... oe. l•I• of "OY•I Palm Or '-teMHe ,._ -~ C..llforn1• ... ··""' · ....... ,,. •• ~Id O~ I• dncrtbed 111 oen-et Tltl• buSONU IS~ OV en on- es: All slOdl In..-. llxt"'9S, ""19 lvlcluelj EdwerdCoomer nl ead 9'od llffll of 111-1 8Nuly _, Ion.,.,,,,_.·-es St+OWGIAL Tiii• llM.-.l -llled ••111 ~ end ••led et 14M lrvlM. •m Cott• QHin1., c1er11 of Of•nve Counly on Mew. C-ty of O,.noe, Slelt ol A119vsl1, l'11. Callfontte """'' The bulk ,,.,,,, .... m be <OnWln· Publillleel Or-Coast 0.lly PllOI meted on °' ettM !tit Uth day Of Aug. IS, ta. 2', ,.,.. ), 1911 )1)1).11 A119111t, lf71. et 10:00 .t.m. •t Merlnen E~. ICl24 ...,._ Oflwe. N--1l-----------8e.cll. c-tr of Qt'Mee, St-ot c.e111on11e. PUBUC NOTICE So l•r ---kl IN Tr-'-'-·1-----------all lllaslneu '*"".., .......... uMd IJICT1T10US •USIMHS by T..........,., lot IN ttww YMA i.st NAM& ITAT"SMlillT pert.-: NONE. The tOll-lllQ persons ••• clolnQ Detied~'· tf1I.. 111n1neu•: So!MContwey DIAMOND HORSESHOE. 200 ~~ Newport C.nl•r Ori••· Suite ll •. NtwPof'1 9Mdl. Celltomlo 92'60 S<*IA CONAWAY SOut"-~n Eq""l•lens. In< .... ~.:a:::,~tlf9rWI• C•lllornl1 t«ilQf•llon, 100 Ne•Po•I EK,_ He. Ult2 Cenlar Orlw. Sullt 311, II-port 8e•<ll, P\ltlllshed Orenoe eo.st o.11v PllOI <:allfc>r,.1e'36IO AUQtltl IS, 1911 309'-7t Tt>I< b<lsl~I II ConCIU<le<I by 8 tor po,.. ti on Dear Joyce: My employer ls a ~ood man to work for most of the 1 ime but does annoy me with his requent touching. And if clients ·omment on how attractive I am, my 10ss tries to make points with them >Y suggesting 1 see them outside of 1ffice hours. lfow does a woman 1andle this kind of situation on the ob? fired because of harassment, and 75 voters in November. Abbie Horrmann is going to a rally. In fact, percen~ believed nothing would be But its backers say several Abbie Hoffmanns will be going to the same PUBLIC NOTICE done af they complained to a they will try for a ralJy. FiCTiTiounusiNEU ~emEQUl'Slr••"'• Inc. M.Kellll~. -A.B., Kansas City, Mo. Bring your objections into the • pen. Pleasantly tell your boss you l!Xpect to be respected, that yow ob description doesn't lnclude 1>bysical contact or datin1 u1tomen, and that you're sure he nlues )'OU an an employee and will ot wbb to make you uncomfortable lY CODtinuina either behavior. If dlreet.oess doesn't work, get ou:naellq to help you evaluate your 1ptiOnJ. ONE PLACE TO start ts tbe \llianco Atoln.tl Sexual Coertton P .O. Box 1, Cambridge, Mau. 12139) whlcb offers a literature 11cket for a $2 donation. This eroup 1110 offers telephone counseling Nednesdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. •aclfic Ume; call 61'7 /161..aeo. Sesual baraumeot on Uut Job or ·ampa appean to be far more uvaaive than PRYtoosly reallied. IJaitU 1'71. then were few uUltles olled.ed oo tt1 inddentt. Sl.oce ther,11 a~t l&lldlea n:part tbe m~ or •omen aurv•1•d 1a7 tbe1've .. aporlenced oyert pb71lcal :1ara11meot, H&W remark.I and ·..ma. ... supervisor. special election in 1979. The former Yippie leader, MAIM n anMHT SEXUAL HARASSMENT is an who wenl underground four The 10110•1'"" perton• ••• 00'"11 114111...UH" emerging legal ·issue. and women F-.ra--OK'd years ago while under indict-icOLL ~ic1oaeao PARTNERS. have won some cases and lost others. --. ment for aUegedly selling co-tt0t 00.,. sireet. HewtlO"t BHcll . Bul nl least two cases have LOS ANGELES CAP> caine, says he'll attend a rally c.eu~:!~ °""'*"'·"'It oo.- concluded that an employer has a -On a 4-8 vote, City planned in New York by sup. w .. 1. N...-1 .. .ch. c..u,.rn1• duty to investiJate these complaint.. Countil members de· porters trylnc to have the ~. "-'ICMI LMld c.-n.,. "" and to deal appropriately with feated a move to cut $1.5 charges against him reduced or On• Street, H••oor1 1 .. u . C11t1rmen TM~ \latemenl wh lollld •••rt 1~ Counly etottr of Or.,,qe Coour!\Y °"July 21. 1'11 ,, .... 1 PllC>llslled Or-. CoKI 0.llY Pl101. July U end AuQUSt 1. I. IS. lt11 2'!+11 PtJBUC NOTICE offending personnel. Employers wbo million tn city funding dropped. c.11~~~-.-.. """" ~ do not take acUon have been held to from the Greater Los But Hoffman will be coming .. ., °"..._cw-.. Mer, Cit' tornt• ,~r.':.8a.'°ti::~C::.:. be tn violation of Title vu of the Civil An1eles Visitors and "Incognito," accordlnt to an ~. E-.tt °"""' 111• , .. ,_. auTacwCAu...,.1ua~ Rlabte Ad. Convention Bureau. article In Newsweek m~ailne. or•n, N""*' 8Mdl. C.llforft•• THCO:,~AH• Since this is a lltigtou.s era, one ln The city's donation to Hoffman supporten say they'll confUse any ~ ''""'°"' '-kflldlw, mo Pllr1 "''•t• of FRANK ~. uns. which many people go Into court as a the bureau 18 almost police or FBI agents at the rally by having on bend A1i-1. ,,...,.... 9Hdl. c.enfor111• °'~ ,, HERHY G1VEN 111111e rtrst acUoo instead of a last re$0rt, twice lhat of lut year· a slew of Hoffman look·allkes -or those who look "*:,. s~ "· ~kMff. , .....,.1 cre011on t:111-. _,,. nemec1 0t<.wn1 firms that want to avoid firoblems as he did when he disappeared. Sllf otiw ....._. 8Mcfl, Cell,_,.• 111a1 .. , Ptt-.....,,1111 ci .. m~ 419•0 "'' 1 h t..o ' IN t•141 .-1 •r• ,_,,..i to Ill~ will establish a clear po cy t at ,.,,.,, BIU Baekd 1 "ollert A OWC1I •• New 11111m, w1111.,. ne<-v _,,.,,, 1n prohlbtts sexual harossment and PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE wwki or1w 1en'.I-c:e1itwnl• t11 .. ttk .. • .,,. ct«ttof '"' •00•0 " · h J SAC0 AMENTO CAP> e. w11114.ni le!IHn, tJO'A CIH'l'I· 11t1t1t~or111iw-11,."'·"11"1.,. provides gl1CVUnCC! C anne •· ~. l'tCTITIOUllMlllMHI l'ICTl'ftOUllutlMHS llerl•lld Ottw, SM.tvot. c;.111or111e llt<'ftt.trHoud11n.111itoeUllCltOi9fted -p 0 l I l i c a l d e m • IUM81T4TbdNT NAMa ITATtMHT '5010 ... mo H•rtlOr loulev•rd, CON"" ... READER SERVICE : A nn ...... on t/Us onstrators could ·~al· Tllo followtne NrMll• .,. 41•1no Tiie fol~ --.. dllfll9 ""'" •. '''"'" L. HallarlM\011, ,, CA.;:::~:.-:::1:~7~~~': ,,....,,,_. I concc l t .. e•r 1 en llUllM:t.tes· Mtlet' C••ll•Oown 9'H41. Plt•UlllOn, "" IVbJtct hol bten prepar~,,,, the Projtct y u " • • TMI Sl(ILIAN, ""So. c.... Ml!SA ftl!9'f'OftMANCE ftARTS. C.llfo<n1etUM IMMUtttlwid~.·11111111911• on IM Stdtua and Eduectlon o/ womn lilies with masks, under "'"'·"~· LAl!IM9uch. ee. ,.,, 1MO N••s-t 1i.4 .. eou. M•te, 1o. <WY~. t91J "°"'· :::'.:'.,..,t1111ttr1t1M101•c.ti.nof 1ftl• ' ' , c 'I ' a but a,ppl"Oved by the 0c11n11 l. .......... '°' kNJJ ...... c.11111n11e.,, 1tt1M11t, CAI_,,.. · Auocfat on o Amer.co" o, tQH. A bl , .~ ... "...,....,._ea.._1 JtntnJ ....,leld.r>'JUMl'lllOU 11. cv wOoWM. me1 lllMMll 0.tMllJlll~':'tu .. St~ Hcroumcnt: A llfdtUft ,_ .. s tate s s e.m y s r o.w ... ,._ W.lhr, ''J 1<11o1 0r .• c~m M9M..CA41i.rTH..,. , .-.... LoaGeMt..c..Hr-••tn» "~':i.i:ttotwoi ..•mmc_.~, .... inf-"t'-'-I•"""''" Criminal Justice Com· ,1 ..... t-.~-..cti.c:..nt6.i '"••INll-•"~1>ya1tlft. '"" ""''""" '' ffMIKMCI "' • ~""'-,_. ... ,..,.. "'"' v• """ fYfl1 ., __ .., l t Tlllt llvtlllftC t• C.wlU<lH llY I dl~el. .......,,.,.,_""'-' court con•. and fnc:lud•• a U.t o/ mTbt ee. SB 7,.,.. 9MV•1.,..,...,. .HiNtJ ~n...... .. _, ,...,....L.sv.ar ... .,.., ..... tt0•••~ _1..-.i.-. concnncd '°"" Mie &allUf e meu~ 1 •• ~---"''' •14'41N1'11 --''"" '"'' ,.....,_.,.." ""' ................... au -··-··-I''·~ ,......, by ~n Al"'" SJ'.......v 0 '"'' ~ ... ""' wit11 "" c.u11tyClefllt1~c.u..1voi11""' c .. 11tr c••• .. Gr•• c._111r. OMtet...,..CAma Forocop,,t"nCloeeott!/._,._.._. Loi A · 1 ....... ~ · =a.-.. °"""" c.nty ..i tt,tm. c.t~M-.-1f,..,.. T• ,._ • &Db.U• n""°P' wtth ~oar ,......, to A r11e es,~ to "·""' """"' Nlllllllf~Qale°"'~ ....,._.0t_a-D9h":.: .-....., .. ._.... • JOJJ« t= IC~ at,,.~· t.hed ssem7.ob~-A Mon-,....,.a,.,.c.-eDlltr ..... """u"~'·''""" ...... u.11.tt••n• ,...,,ttn .... ~ ...... t•u.~~01M110c11~~ Mk /Pf' "Savol H(lt'(JNfrlftd Pripn!' ay on a ~e. Allt. u.a. ... -.1. ma .,,. .,...,, ., -•· ........ • .... ' I PUBLIC NOTICE ••OfMllt•• ..... &• CMIOllW.Htt CW fMll CITY CCMHtC1\. Ofl TMI CIT\' 0" COHA •t a.A ~ .... T1118 ADOI' TIOlt 0 .. a.. .... 8biWINt Wint MIO lltCOllf!OllATIOlt Oft O TY'I ltOM 1&1118T'I' 8M .. l.,O'l'lt' aWTllllM8NT ..... ,.'Y1 t•T• l MI Plola\.IC IMPLOYlltl a1T1a•Mt1n IYSTIM AJA• Uaetll(Y OllOINAloCI WITM ••U.U ,.... .. llOtl TM( Cl1'Y CICMHKll. Of' l .. 1 Ct'fY O• (0\1& ~ QOe't HlllleY OROAIN '-tflOLlOW\ MCTIC* I n. ('tty C:...C" ...... (tty .. c.. ....... ,-* __ ..... ~ THAT WHllllAI. tll• ~IC f. "'"'•Y••• ll•ll••,.e11t Latf \: .. Ito ..... o.--(lMt ..... -···-· ... ·--...... 10 U P ,ll II \ ' I prewt .. , a ,,_... • .-. fll ........ -.... ,_._.h,.,.,_.,.. .......... .......,. __ WMllllAI, ti. Cth 11' (l>'la ..... ,_...,..,._ -·"" lo•• '(lfY 'I . ..., "' ~ ... __ ._. .. ... fll(I-lfl _. \T\l&M II' -lo • •11 1NM•taMr.r1_......,, •llCI WHllll.&~ ovnv•"' lo utd 'V\ll ¥ .... , .. _..,_.,.. "'9 (ITV • OONCll or™• \11' ~ c0r .. MISA 1"9-1•• r.+ .. , .. 10 •• (O\IN(ll I..._ c.....,. __ -... , ............. ~-.... ,. ,. .. -••fllfle '" ,._ ...... M\t WHlltt.~ ... CITY-.ICOUNCll Ila \ lvrl ... t tOMpllM • 11~ H I• S•l'\TIM 111 lletClll,,. 1 ... ,... .. _,. •• ..., ........... " ............ ....i WHtaEAS. ••IO ...... leY•o et (ITV, .. ceot f'-"t ........,,,..., ~ .. __ -_,. -" -· .. io svua""' ,.. .. ..-. 10 _._ --.r'\Olwl<HYST.M, -WHe1trAs., -. "'t.11 s ., ..,.,. •rll•f anf e0,,.11\IU•r•O Oy Illa eOAllO 01' AOMINISTllATION. PV&LIC. (MlllLOYEES 111'.TIAElliAENT \YSTtM ..,llltll I\ euHIOflted lo CCll>lr«1 Wltll CITY •• Mr••" < o-t""'°'41eo .,., WMl.llEAS, -CX>UNC.IL llncls -O.lerf'lllMI .... , t h IMhl\IOft •nO •rtl<lpatlCll>lrl wlcl SYSTE¥-<~ tr«t1,,. WI"' Mid 80AlllO I• lor IN _._., -"' Wife()' -_,.,. °' .............. 1(. SICTION l : A«OrdlnQIY, Ille COUNCIL -· ,.,.,,b, •-no ,,,. C.0\1• Mew Muni<•CM• COCI<' b'I' -"II IM'flO U llS M lolio... U.ZB Ol*TltACT MaMe•ltSMIP W1TMP ••• lt.S. le l TM Otr Councll l ll\01, -0. ·--· -lb~ .. cep. -• ...,,...,_, oe119na1eo n Mfflv _._" ...... -ID partl<l•te In WiO P.E AS. '" llt!u 01 and at ,.,.i.e. 1119 CITY'S -•1111"9 r•fl••ment t>I•" '"d ll••t CITY S and laid rmployu's pertlclpellon In ulo p E.R s. I• 11,..m:lellv \OU11d •l'ld ,,.,,.,1<1111 to .... _, .. -1111. tefety __ .. .,.,, IOl Thee Ille Cl TY N<et>y 9CloPb •"• •ore.• 10 partlc1pat• '" w ld P E It S. C>U<-nl to <Oftt<e<I al\O Calllorn•• Go-nment C.-\20000 <'l wq U <-.M .. 10 Wlel't memo." of CITY'S~. 61lCTIOft I: Tllal IMI °"'•nen<e I~ <oroo<ettt by rf'fe~ 111e1 ce<1••" <Oftlra<t --n Ille 80AAO - C OU H CI l , autllOr'l red -.. 9<Ulf<J by COUNCIL •• tis "911l&r "'"""ii of -1'UQUSI 7. 1'19 • COC>Y of wMCll " al· tatMd --..o rn11r1tao E•lllOtl A" l Nt llle t't~ltw cl<tle of -1kt!Hll'°" •• •• ••I 1<><111 In ••ICI con1rac1 -.. , • tllel MIO contr.ct -not I>~ coClll1eO or ln CludeO In ••IO Mun1c1pal COO• l>vl <OPIH made ••••lal>fe tor ln~tad --Oy Ille C1lyC!erti SECTION t : Tiiis Ordinance Is <tOOPl•O as an Vroency mea11.1ra ovn..ant to Olllfornla Government Code ~ -IN r-for ..id vr~tKy are n IDI._, • Tllat ell MCnsary COl'ldltlontl _..,.,., to aftterlno Into • cont•itel •1111 8 0 AAO -r w ld SYSTE¥ --------t T.,._ Ille ,_Wed Retolul'°" of •n••n•IOft 11.n -adopit<1"" July 11, .,,. l T ... t CITY !lad prOMIMd ~ "'9•-'"''"' Ill _,..<lf<J •moio.,..1 lo •m0'9'"enl --er Into well a c-rract °" or _,. Jul'I' 1, 1918 bl.II was delayed -lo e,..bllnQ lf'Olll•tlon •lllcll Is -l'ffl!Ctl ..... CITY will lltreby flv• up 10 Its promlHCI oertormence w...., 1111• Ordlnal'I<• b9<omo ~1 .. lmmedlat•lv. Sl.CTION I : This OrOlnMICe sll•ll ta-e •ttecl -be II\ fi;lt lo•u •rlO ... IM• tm"**-y from el\CI after lb PoO•YQe, •lld i.tore Ille up.ratlOf'I of 111i..n llSI clan altw •h pau09&. ~n.11 "°' PIAJll-once In "'" 0r.,. Co.o\I O•llv Piiot, • ""~pa"r of Q•n•r•I "r<utatlon onnted a11d llUbll-In ~ City ot OXta lliAeM. loqetl'ter won Ille ,..,,.,., o1 '"" me"'· 0.1\ ot Ille City Coufl<tl ~otlng lor el\CI ao•1n,11i..- PAS!>EO AHO AOOPTEO thll Pn1 , CHy Of A-I, ,.,._ E cNiard McF•rt _.,., MllYorof Ille CttyotC:O.taMew .. nesT fllHl\P PNMey Cllf Cten.Ol- t..•tv ol C.OllaMesa STAT£0FU.l1FOllNIA I COUNTYOl'OAAHOf; I U. CtTYOFCOSTAMl!SA I t EILEEN P. PHllllH£Y. CltyC\M'lt ...0 tx-otflcta Oen of tM City COuncll JI ,... Ct tv of C:O.le Ma.a, Mreby :ertlfy tllal Ille at.ow ef'ld lore9011'19 O<'dlnenc:• Ho. 79-J3 was lnt•Odllc:..O .. ..., conSloe.eo '«fton by Mellon al a "9Qulet ,....11n9 of uld CJly Coi;nc:ll ._IG on Ille 1th day Of A...,...I, lf7', - lllereafler --and .ooptf<J •• • .. 1101e at• 'llQlilar "-11"9 of uld City Counrn nelG on '"" 1111 oav of Auoust, ,.,,, by lhf IOllowlfll roll call vol• AYES Covncll M•mb .. S; Mc Farlantl, Mattroo. R..:111. Sc1t1f9f 1110£$. Co<lnc:ll Mamtien: ,..,,... &aSEHT: Council MeMDtra 'lme 11 WOCICI 1111 WITNESS WHEREOF, I ... .,.. MreDy WI my herlO -.m .. o Ille SHI of 1.-. City of Coste Me,. fllll ttll .... yofA...,.,1'11. •SEALI E11-P ,..,.,,,..y Oty a.rt<-ea.offlc10 Glet1< OI tne City ColM>< 11 of tlle Qty of Coe4a - •XHl .. T"A~ ClOMT'llACT al.TWEEN THt .o&•O O" AOMINIST••lTIOH PUIUC llM"'-OY•H' •aTI!ttlN:NT 11'1TEM AND T'Hll CI T'Y COUftCI L ~ TM I! 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Mid c-1no1.11lont ,....,. or 9' may 11a -Krlbff b¥ '°"'11 fW9UlellCll>. II ,,.... er i.u ._ tM C...cl _,of'*" 1n111111ons It peld lw -,.,..._ -~ acll\ISl"'9"t IMtl lie ~ 111 ,_ roecllon wltll ~ ,.,,,.ttaftces, or ad)l.llf-.0 Oii kC-.t Of ...,,,.. !ft contrlbutlon1 uqulr•d of •"Y .,,,Plo'fM nwy bt ....-b't Clllract <11$11 P•Y"'•nts bet-n Ill• employee -I... 8oorCl ,...,_IS by Publk A~ncy 1o &Mr'd may lie mlMle In "'° torm o: werrMts, ban-<lle<kt, l>erMI draft\, cat11fleel dM<Ai. ,.._Y OrWr'&. MU\11. Wltneu our 11•110• U1t$ ••Y of • 1911. CITY COUNC.IL Of THE CITY OF COSTA MESA BY ~McFarland ~OOlcer ATTEST EllMn P Ptlfnnev Cler- SOARD OF AOMINISTltATIOH PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' AETIAE~NT $VSTEM 8Y EllKl.lllWOlllcer Put>fl,.,.,, Or-. ~t Dally Piiot AutVSt U, "11 ll*-18 To f'tace your ''Fast Result" Service Directory ad .•.. C1ll Now 642-1671 Id. IZI Mverui.ers m•~ plue t.ht'lr Ad~ bv telephone I ooa m to~ 30p m MOfldav lhru t'rtdn lltono0nSaturday <.~'TAM t:SA Ot'f'ICf. DIW. Rlly 642·5678 tfUNTINGWN RF.ACll IMS ~ach Blvd ~1220 LACUNA BEACH 11• G&enneyre Laiuna Be.ch 494·M98 SADDLE BACK !S3IO La Pu Ro:id l..al{un• HI.Ill ~l.QIO NORTH COllNTV dial frtt MO 1220 CUSSIAlO DEADUHIS llPadllne ror copy" ltlll5 1s s 30 pm the d•" befon> pubht·atlOfl. ell l'fflt for So!Wlav & Mon· dav t:dltloni. when dMdllne 11 S.turday. 12 noon C&.ASSIFllO 19ULATIOf4S ERRORS: Advtrtiffrt llhnuld rtle<'k their 11ds dtllv ft report errora lmmtdluely. THE DAILY PILOT a .. um" ll•blllty ~ the nnt In· ('()fft(t lnRrtlon only. CANC'F.U.ATIONS: Whefi lnlhn11 An ad ~ ~to make a rtc.-ocd of thf' Kill. NllMRF.R "11\.""' yoo by vour ad taker 11!1 ~pl or your C&n<'ellltlon. This kill num~ mal be prel!C'n· ltod h\' the ttdVt'rtl!ltr '" C'll!W' a( II d\i!ptrt f' . ('ANCF.LLATION OR CORRF.CTION Of Nlo:W AD Bl::FORt RUNNING: ~ tffort 11 madt to lrtll ar ~ a MW ad tblt baa ~ ~. but ...... Nnnot lllllr8ft lt'f' to do ao uncll t!M _.d hit• •P~•rtd In l~t .. I)«'. notr..A.lJNF. AO-'\: nw-.e ldt ·~ MrlC'tly rlltl In adnntt> b'.f mall C1f II\ •l\y OM of our of· fk<fol. NO l'honr ordtra 0f'•d1111t: 3 p m F'nd.tv. Coit• M~• ot· n~ Ir 12 noon •t all bntnth omtn. THft OAILV Pll,OT l'tM'rtt• tllt rlaht 10 t'llis:ilf,v, .-dlt. t'nliOf or refuu ·~1 edvn lbftMrtt. •nv to C'h•n,n 1p "'"' • ,...1.uom ~~nOClc't. CLASMflllO MA&.M ADOUSS PO.b tseo. ~M .... ... - 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p I L 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 • 5 6 7 8 . . . . . Tueeday. Augvat 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT' C$ . * Tft• Blggeat Merketplace on t e Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS :;,t'" You Ctln 8•11 It, Ffnd It, Trade It With • Want Ad ....................... ....••.....•.•......... EQUAL HOUSINO OPPORTU NITY , "1t Ii .. Mettke: All .-I •ta&e advert.l.aed tn Wa D:Mrlpaper Is aub Jed to t.be l"ederaJ f'Mtr ltousln1 Act of 1988 whicb makee It lllepl advertise "any pre· retence, limitation, or dJ.scriminaUoD baaed on nc:e. color, re!il)oa, sex, or MUooal oiisin, or an tntenllon to make any such pnlereace. Umrta· uoo. or diacrimmaUoo. · · 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MOYMM f"omlll diAlq room, li V• lnc room & den. 5 BR on a lant.utlc pool-abed lot Ill -a Verde. Sl»,500. IMYUT )'OW'Ume. palal & brush M•e t.hll 3 BR. 2 BA home Into a Jewel. Eastslde Costa Mesa 185.no TWOHOUSIS! Try these 2 houses on one lot. Balboa bland for a doubly IOOd lftvestmeot $110,000. a..,R Balboa Island Rtahy 4V•t\\'P',fC.,'T..r--.~ 673•1700 [ 842 aa7S J One Call Service ·~ Fet t Credit Approval ............................................................................................ GaMr.. 1002 e awu.. tOOJ l•1 t11 1002 ._,.. 10'2 ............................................................................................ TOO MUCH ~SS? See Ulla one w/.epa.rate gu .. l bonua rm over aara1e w /f wl batb & private entrance. Fresh paint & new crpt In this lvly condo wblcb bas UI addition 2 a pac1oua bdrma + l '-" ba. ceolral vacuum & garden kitchen. Onty •.900! ~901 ~ Walkr.r C llrn Real Eltate LOWEST rate! JM.CUSTOM 170,000 AbaolutelY true! Lovely t.ree Jioecl street. Fni t I.reel attd llowen 1ur round thi1 brand new custom built 3 bedrm & family rm home. Ot' ~Y date earb' Sep tember. A tru e BARGAIN HUNTERS DELIGHT! Jl\&11 price only $70,000. Hurey. call tosee752·1700 . ~ lllQ•ll~IUN•O~f NICI• U~l()U~ UNDER $200,000 l•IMll _________ _ 1be lowest priced view 1---------1 bome in Cameo Sborea. COUNTWY -Country F.ng.liab charm. u sed brick patios, bonus size Broadrnoor lot, nr take at $114,500. '· , ,• ii 'Ibis newspaper wW knowtn1ly accept an advertlaina lor real ----------1 eat.ate which ts 1n vio••· HELP! Not too l&f11e, but not too smaU either. A well hunt home with 3 bdrms .• located on one of the Wpat cat\)'ODS\de lots In Cameo Shores. U you want to, there's plenty or room to add on. $149.SOO And the owntt wlU belp MIWUSTIHCit Beautiful waterfront bome with boat alip 6 sandy beach . In BALBOA C,OV ES ; 4 bdnm. + famUy rm .• 3~ badla. 2 frplca .• 2 pattoe. $3t7,5001.Dcludlnc land! SHOU IMOU&M -Nwpt Sbore9 3 bdrm. close to ocean, near to tennls and new paint inside/out pl~ new carpets. Just $105.000. vacant aad owner will finance. lion ol tbe law. IEACH NOIA TE 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WT SIDE QUALITY BUILT 3 Bdrm 2 bath, large family room. used brick flreplace, abake roof. newly plalnted in/out. New carpet. Hurry I 185.000. Call 540-1151 ~~» HERITAGE . . REALTORS Get GREEN cash for WIUTE elephants wi1b a Clasailied Ad Call64N678 QJurt ea,ys aell ! Priced well under market! Ex· ecutive townhome lt V· 1ng ! Walls of glass! Breathtat.ln& view! Once in a life time opportwi1· ly. For details call. ~ FORES.IE OLSON . ' ' .. {. ~ A f'lttllloUI •u•l11••• N11111e Stet-111 fllod wttfl th• COuMr Clef1t I• Wlllld tor ftvo ,..,. •ltor wttlcll 11"'9 contlnul119 buelnoo-lltU9t '9ftle. Publlcotloll le -INfY Ot1 l y II t llor11 are ctl8tlf9L Cltll tM t.09M Depo r11t111t1t •• the DA ILY PILOT for lnform•tlon •nd ftOCllHflty lonna. &42-4321 nt.m Tops, Tops, Tops . .~ ... .. -.. finance! 673-4400 HARBOR A Oiv1~ion of Hurbor lnvestfT!enl Co. =::e A residence of specia I in· terest for the family. ~tory. 3 bdrm, din· iq rm and lar&e family rm. Two patios, 2 frplcs, beams & wood. SAUSIURY RL TY 673-6900 BACK BAY VIEW properly! VA CRV in at $129.000! Owner will aell for $125..000 RED CARPET 7$4-1202 MESAVBO! S6l.IOO .... .., ...... ....... • 615-7060 . We assist you to sell your own home. TOTAL FEE. 11115 pa.Id ln escrow. C.11 I.II~. ~me Rffffy fne Hamn R. E. Advilory Service SHORT DOWH177 Anxious owner wm help you finance this sharp H.B. S BR. 1 atA>ry. Huge family rm. Full price $79,900. Huny take ad· vantaae call 962· 7188. llYRULT<>aS CdM COTTAGI -2 bdrms, nice patio, family room and dining area. CdM charmer at Sl~.000. That's fair! LAii FOllST -Waterfront 3 bdrm in wood and glass, redwood decking, air cond. and nr. assoc. pool and tennis. Just su..900. MOTHB.nt-UW WING is an added feature to this s bdrm <or 4 & an of fice>. 3 bath custom home in Newport Heights. Many colorful features, perfectly malntaina:l, Just $183,500. U,._,l()UI: t1()Mf:S REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 East c.-.ast Highway. Corona del Mer also rn Mesa Verne. at 546 5990 2 DUPLEXES a.cllo ._5::!~aqai• ... nearing completion; -1 IOOd rental area. East 3Lo..ty Vlew CCMMlos Oo8t.a Mesa. 3 Bdnna .• 2 -•MER""eTSIDE A 2 Bdrm San Mateo baths. dbl. garage. each nu ~ model. overlooking the unit. This buildec places COSTA MESA pool, offered al $114,500. qualt ty Fl RST. th en VerJ a pee I al country llViejo price.Only$1.IUOOeach. ~1liab. Three large 6Dd Uait on Lbe 1olf bedrooms. two baths. 2 BR studlo type condo w/buHl·lna, carpets, drps, clean & abarp! Priced low for a fut sale. JACOIS IE:ALTY 675-6670 courae. 2 Bdrm. den. San 5 D~I lb re e h u & e b r I c It Joequin Model. peged DUIWl.J.. flreplacea, tavern wood floers. oak panel· ... a acarce article. kitchen wltll all the lnC. ftreplace. Offered al Eaatbluff. choice toca· modern a pplla nc:es. $126.5001 ... ~_.-tioo. bandy '° We = :.:::.r::dPrt~ IACKIAY .. -d:lurds .. P'rplc., 3 baths. ri ..... • or a 2 Bdrm aad denim· ample space for cbildreii &&"at$158,500. maculate San Carloa. to play! $164.500 COLIOP..-wPOIT wttb view1 of the lab, REALTORS HOlt5I COUMTltY Large yard with corral f« 1 or 2 bones! the home consists of 3 bdrma .• with den & brick frplc. in the bvang rm. New cal'i)et. fres hly painted & new kitchen hoor. Priced to sell! $811.000 golf coune. DlOWltains & ,._--..........----'1 67MS II ~~~ta. Offered at BA y & , ____ CH_c_o_n __ A_•_E_ OHM DAILY BE CH Lovely I BR le d en. ~tea1ent at 35 Mont.anes Aj Re.t1 for your IWIUDft" -.,.. ft c:.::;•· Enjoy oceaa '. 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. tn the comrorts of ... .-nl~n.-- ' l . S II. • I< I \ I I ' I • • • • :: ·~I ~Uil ••• I O•l•J ~· MJ1 ~l l Uus home. Reduced to .--------mt sn.ooo. hurry call now~ 540-3666 --------~GARAGE SA.LE ads in ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ the Daily Pilot bring hap-py results. To platt your drawing l'ard, phone 642·5671Uoday ! llf ltel1111 . :· Selling anythin& with a Daily Pilot Clasalfted Ad is a simple matter just caU 642·5678. USITHI DAILY PILOT "FAST RESULT .. SERVICE DIRICToaY For Result Service Call 642-5678 ht.JU macnab I Irvine realty TUl1U ROCI IROADMOOll Terrazzo entry -4 lg. BRs famlly rm -for~al dtnlng - master suite w/walk-m wardrobe - S-car garage -spacious co~yard & prtvate backyard w/pat10 & firering. $143,900. Lorraine Rennie 752· 1414. <N-136) '42-8235 644-6200 901 Dover [Hive Harbor View Center Irvine •t Clrnpus Valley Center 75Z·1414 Slat A llNlf STATE TREES C T M R A " C R 1 8 E T H W Y T 0 B AAHAEKGUSOUE AT S M T ' l R A M Q l 0 U R R W L Y A E E E T P C Q 0 T R G G A E J D H U 0 8 R N ~ 0 I 0 J t A V A l E C A 0 E l Q I K M I 0 N Y R T I Y P C 0 H C C H C H i U C 0 M K L I P 0 E 0 6 N U 0 U A t 8 D L A Z 0 R E H P 0 A M l R S R " 0 8 A P 0 N W S E H W M P W K P C 0 ' 0 P l A G 0 H H 0 N 0 l E X U S S R L Y £ W A 0 0 L 0 0 R L Q 0 0 K E K C M I H M D t 0 L T L Y L C E V 0 U Y C 0 L M E H C T T R S L E K ~ 0 ~ l E C P 0 , L K U 0 W H I T Y H Z U R 8 P S S £ l P Y C D L A 8 W 1 E t 2 K T A rw~1 Hlddtl\ voonll IMlow 19'*' ~. i.dl· Mid. 11t. lioaMI or dlw-llv. Fkld Mllll _, Mlt h M., Amelbl MQlly ~uklll Cottonwood ~ Qialr..... Atclbud Ud ey,,_ "' =.o::... =~ .:::: ~ ~ 8tn ""-' Whl• "rdl Tomorrow: Ill Humor REAL ESTATE CE 110111 BLlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE --..ENJOY COUMTRY UVIMG Charming Custom Home With 4 Bedrooms, Den Wit h Brick Fireplace. Completely Remodeled Kitchen. Huge Swim Pool. All Thia With A Barn And A Corral For Your Horses. Even Room For A Tennis Cou.rt. $180,000. CORONA DEL MAI Canyon Crest ~t.atee, Popular "E" Plan. Two Family Bedrms., 2 Baths, Formal Dining, Wet Bar. Poo l And J acuui. Beautifully Decorated Jn Warm Ton es . Upgraded Carpets And Wall Papers. Minutes From Fashion Island. Sl.2.5.000. ·II I DOY& Dltlft 631-1800 S~\\4llA-~£~s· T~al In triguing Word Gome with o Cltl!d/e ------141te4 "1 QAY I. PCXlAH ------ ·~'°.:..t.~ _.:. :: lciiw ID lorlll lout 11~ .. -"' I T I 0 u s 0 I' I I r I l VOCE~ , .l r 1 1 1 1 . , I C A ' T t4 I L C.I A. tl4IWil r ...... : • "Mice Nve bMn found In 1119 I r I r ~ Whit• HOllM. To meet tho to ft A 0 l 0 M I :::;r:• - -halbMll ,__ .... ,.-l,_..,l,__,l,.......,lr--1 0 C-le!e .... <five"• quoi.d -by •• ,1 ... , "' .... ~ _.,. _....___._ ............ _ __. 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IOOJ IXICUTIVI '-9•o.ln HOISIPIOPMTY OCIAMVllW Univ Park $ Br CllM· •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• 1 •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ISTAn Lowe1t price ln CdM. , Bedrm home secluded 2 b ...... , 3 .._.._, 3 b•th. ceUor model w1tb laDf. ••••••••• "+ TB<IHIS" 2Bdrm. lBa tn front. 00 .3 acra, aurrou.nded &;;;;" tro;;""tb~ beach. Sl.28.000. cau~. -~COAlS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE . INC. ' ll ".i1• ··'l'l~ll' ·O~P''"'' -111~1,..1. 1 •11 '>lit· n1 . 11~" 1 ~"' 1.·. ''" 1 1 14!. NIU. tat II&·~ -Ju.st a chip ahot rrom the 1reen, adjac nt to BIG CANYON COUNTRY CLUB. Enjoy the la~ ln af pllances and luxury Uvln1 oo top o the bill Diatlncllve elavaUOl\b. S.162,000. c.1...,.161 MIO _.. -Great price ranae * • • sharp comer lot home l.n Mesa del Mar. 3 Bdrm 2 bath. ortl(tnal owner movin~ out of the rea New on the m11rke-t. only SSS.~. and will Rive a carpel a llowanc~ rn escrow. C•U HMl41 '"'"' •fllll l'.1,f.1 M t"•,I Ir"""' H1111!111ql n P.1·.11 •1 N1'•"0>"'' E''"" h .-sA y ... REDUCED TO $89.000 Attractive 4 bdrm , 2 ba. home in ammac. condition. Xlnt loc \\. I <--. ! I ' °'• 1'AYLOR CO. Ii i .\! 11it:·, ·''" 1 ~1-11; /_ WHTCU -$179.90.0 Walk to Mariners Park & Weatcliff Plato from t h is meticulously maintained 4 bedroom & family rm home. Beautiful large master suite ln soft colors. JnvlUng front slate walk with gale, splendid landscaping, oversizod garage and room for pool. WIS&.IY M. TAno• co .. UALTOIS 211 I S.. Ja11 I Hll• Roed MIWPOIT CIMta. H.I . '44-4t I 0 FAMILY ROOM TIMI TO IUY 1'hll borne surely does MOONTAIN RF.TREAT t\ave room tor a family at hllhway 38 our Bar W1lh 4 bedrooma. 2 baths. Park, 5 •cl"C' lot h.IBh on a hute add-On family hill tn u.eis. Nel&hhors r o o m w 1 t h t w o wet.er and electnc clo&e ~a~. The baclty.,d enoush. Ynr round bu a functional patio vacal.lon & permanent area with &H BBQ & home adjacent A.slun1 fn.11t trees galore AH this Sl.6.SOO. Terma ava1l•ble. for only $84,900. CALL PUre ctuirm la lhe only ~lnrear. Sl~.ooo. by towerina euc•l1ptua Breatht.akini oce~ view Sharpa&CI014t. ft. 4 bd, ram way t.o deacribe thia UP· By owner. M0-7804 . trees, ridlnt trait. to of allJ'f .ud Hod and rm. lrt matr it w/ trple, arlldod beauty 4 bdrm, 31--------•I beach. For country llv· C.tallna. Al.riun> model. A# 67)..$721 ba. l&e fmly rm w/frplc. HAllOIVllW tni. don't miaa this uni· DraJMtlc Raln le.dinf __::...._ _____ _ fnnl din rm ls brand que buy I Priced a tohldeaway maateraulte .._.ew new on the maria.et. 4 Bdrma .• ramUy rm., $1JS.000 983-6767 wtlb romantic ftreptace. " Penonal Lennis crt.a for mHalve lot: criap Ir °""''no•HHt.Wroti'Kt' Private balcony orr lhl 1 b brlahtl Area'• beat I' -I ,,:~:••• 0 ome" ~~':s~!:.1 .Jllll §]r2~~w[~ ~ Walker 1; lee Beaiainas 1bta la -fc:-u;-~ at heart. 2 Bdrm. + dell Piao I In ChenceUOt" Homes. Excellent concll· lioo. Close to park. pool. jac. "abopptna. *VETS* 0 DOWN·OCLOSINO Uomes ln all areas of ORANGE COUNTY VETAGT. CGI 541..0100 STEPS TO SAHD lmautculate remodeled home. Beam ce1hbgs, skylight, mirrors & wood. Steps lo beach, park, pool & tennls. 3 bdrm . 2 b•. Beach lifestyle w /total l11Xury at only $139.000. 646-7711 •Iv OWNER 3 Br.2~ba condo. ram & din rm1, Df'Oleu deeor thruout. t.f aoy xtras. Call 83S-1689or 77.USOO THE VA Hurry? Call ISU767 Ol'fN Ill O •HS IUN 10 Ill l•l(f • --' THE REAL ESTATERS I --_ _) 'Iv' .... -• •CE 4 tr, 2 t>., D/W, fpl. 1 ml t.o ""'•u.-Appralaal ls $109,000 on beb, $79,900. Owner Rl.leneall .....!.le2ase8r .. ~00522byra thia vacant 3 bedroom NM210; M!-88.SO -u.c and family room home! ---------• 1419Sant.nell• $159.500 Let us help you lnvest ln Agt. 67~17/644·99U your dream home! Call •--------t .~~~ ....... !~~~ , __ R_ED_CAR-·P·ET-·754-_1202 __ , can )'OU llJ!! a total .. 5n CAM""'kbMICi ~CUSTOM monthly payment of ·--------3 ..... 2 ..... double ,.,.,e, paUo, fruit trees, 1prinltlera. $79,900, loy Mee.., Rttr 541.7729 ..,.....,, "20! locludes wuher, HOMI dryer, rdrigerator. talTAGIPARll Builder says, aell thla Bicycle to beach, walk to A areat locatlOD is oae of beautiful 2 atory sbopptn1. Ottered at the fine reaturt!8 of tbiia Eastaidebome.Cboiceof ~ PIH t3. 3 Bedrooms ~!WtbiaR!:fc~ 1&11B ~5~~ IACI IAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath family hom0 "!l quiet cul de sac . Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage. $1.69,000. 400Ur~ fOR All ~266C?· . ITS COOL! Mesa del Mar ·-:r:~ HERITAGE thing In the bome in a •---------• state of readiness for tbe " .. MW area. 4Br, bll pool, den Priv. party wan.ta to buy 4 "-"'· A 2 .;a,. .SEL ECT --------t w/bar $97,500. Owner br home ln HW\t. Bch ..-;~ will help flnance. Prlo ·~~~~~~~~j-!!from=;pri::;:v:;. part:=:-Y·:;S48~·31::.:73:.:.I = P ROPERTIES TWO UMITS only. Call owner tor appt 1- . • REALTORS new owner. Asking SIM.950 IAYAONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slips 4 Bdrm. + bachelor. S48·7530 J•-u&F"'._.IM ONTIIESAND VA TEAMS! Frplc., built-ins; steps to ----------3 br pentbouae. Hnnt· beach. S16S.OOO lnchJdlng ME&4 VERDE Xlnt home on large COi"· lngtoo Pacific resales. red hill ..... 552-7500 ASSUME LOAN IEAUTIFUL land! SHOWPLACE ner lot reduced tor rut iRon~or~M~ax~-~~~~:::--I~~~~~~~~ Avoid loan fees & credit TOWNHOUSE! OCEAHFROMT .,. acre, park/view, cmr. sale $79,900 w NA & FHA -aAA11caUon. 4 Bedroom. Lvly 3 bdrm, 1 ~ ba over-Bigger •--•cer than most terms. RV access. Call; BICYQ.ETO BEACH BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR _... 3 Bdrm. +den home on "'w br2ba '--t d t 2 balh. COnvenient Costa lookt'na lush green lawns model hmes $179 900 By M&-2313 3 • ...,..u · ecora · 1 -le--t.. Io•• M . hb h d • 30x8S f't. lot; frpl., built· • . . Ol'rNlllO•llHUNI08lNICI' ed, bookcases. skylltes ......,,_... - - Loe,:,a lo~'gnc:.r c°Aou : ~-! ~!1f1~!Yo7~~ w. patio. beamed ceil· owner. 546-9269 . 1967 1 .. · 1 I +other extras. Ne w ••••••••••••••••••••••• C:~'JL~~~ ~ ... ': lbla won't last ~~··~64222S3Ev" Baleari<SAVE fa•1111 ~~~ti~~ ~~y~~~ llG HOUSE T'PROPERTIES SI0,000 trees. Xlnt neighborhood N:ec.. paint. minor re- J.11 l\"Y'"'" Or ,,. N B oJS t:>l6 l UVEONTIIESAND •NOW SELLING* Huntingto n Pacific Beach house. Tbi.s IS a limited offering of uru· que cooperative apart- ments. located on the sand . A NEVER BEFORE. NEVER AGAIN OP - PORTUNITY. You owe it to yourself lo in· vesUgate lhLS real rind. Pnces from $87,500 lo $2S9,000. 711 Ocean Ave .. CPCH> Huntington LOW PRICE TODAY RIDUCB> " schools. s10•.soo. pe.1ra· ideal for home & Rambling s bedroom, Sellidleltems 642-5678 6 mo's. new contem-4~.2ba,tormaldining, 9111Mi0730poRaeSat/Sun Income. Hury, only &ing)e story with fWIC· -:.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiii~~~~~-1 bo N brick trplc. corner lot, 2 '"O 000 ..__ $1.SUOO lion.I central family ~8?eJ.~tiA,f:-:,~ou! car far. 900 Dogwood ... +.~rune:tr~~ ltisaiooRealty 4fH.-073t room plan. Super coun-fll II Ba ker ---------t .. 1 h 1 1 d " Pbone751"'"74eves. tr "'-· .......i ........ tch withallb "lt Coldwe n .. tc en nc u ID&---------1 . .._...recrm,.....,.+ 2u--+~- .. , ou en w -1D1crowave, lush camel pmtio. 21381 A1.11usta Cir. .._ -. ln.s, overlooking shady R!SIDfNllAl BRO<llU'GE COMPANY carpetlng, central A/C, SAVE ~ $135 000 4 gar aa.:s. beam cell-pa tio w i th hanging auto. spriolders &a very · ' Inga, mucb paneling, p l a n t s . G r e a l .... .n,,,. .. ••ller -000 t .. .....,._ _ frplc's etc. A blk Victoria neighborhood, close t ... ....,,_""" · -"• · • -'!"'P Beach. Ocean Vlews. xlnt beach. Don't miss this SPECTACULAR FAMILY LIVING ~18 000 tt.t:.o.r 1042 cond. By Owner. opportunity. Full pnce in this pool oriented Baycrest home. •••••••••••••••••••··~ 1238.500. Consider trade. $81.SOO.CALL751·319l. Unique floor plan , op e n beam ., BECDUPUX 494-255 EA TS ID E new 2 Asking only $159,000. ---------ceilings, stunning inter ior. If you bedroom condo unita on SCOTTR.IEALTY $5000 DOWN enjoy entertaining you must see. the next block are 53._7533 Olnt.emporary 2 br 2 ba, Be•ch, ea. Sales off ace c;:: SELECT ~=rooTuesda~, I PROPERTIES $174 ()()() '4t8' S87,500! You can get this view. W:S.500. Lease op-' · ""J-"""·..._.-ooeforooly $69,500! Call ---------1 tioo.484-7084 , A COLDWBl. IAMIB CO. 644·9060 ~LY EXCITIMG 21S1 SANJOAOUINHIUSRD. R..c.d to SI 62,SOO IN NEWPORT CENTER A fOMlly e.. tW 11 so bewllWt dKorahd -......... d ,_'d ... .,. belle•• it's l•ed •t ==--lllpeft .... ... .. .... 3 larcJe Ir STAR GA'ZEK~ .. ~~;.;..:.:---~CJ..AY ll POLUN--------t ..,.. lftlll & ~ .... + pool .. yard wlti IJl"ff"fl'Y• playlMMIH GiMI ,....,. ...... M ,_ Oool)' A-, Co.id. M V Acc•'"'"I to Ht• Stort. Y To cte...1op n-. fQr w~. rood "'Ofdo CO<TftP(lf'ld•nq IO~$ °'your ZodlOC birth~ DYNAMIC & DRAMATIC 1.-.d to $215,000 Decorator .....-. 2 Mero-.. .. 4i ........... ltwllYy ac.dtc••d -l4rCJf bade yard. ,.,...... J .,. CrHk wlttt ••chnln pool & .._,, fwcllties. Watedroat Ho• .. 2633 W. Coast Hwy. Newport Beach 631-1400 D'S SO EASY 10 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD e You may use the handy order form printed below to furnish us with copy for your ad. •Please note that the bottom oort1on of the coupon may be clipped and affixed to your envelope. saving you the time to write our correct address. We pay the postage! e u you need more room for your message. 1ust pnnt or type 1t on another sheet of paper and ma1l 1t. e You may place your ad by phone. if you wish. Just dial (714) 642·5678. ..... 1•111 l l llllllllOl llllll., II 4 Qllllollltl'llllll 1111 1111 II 11111 II 111 .111111111111111 I I USE THIS HANDY ORDER BLANK. WE PAY POST AGE! 4 WOltOS MAKE ONIE~ AD LISS TffA.H J UMIS I 4 llNIS fte -- M.tS S&.45 $6.10 SIG.60 SUS SIJ..75 PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL O Charge: BankAmericard # . . ..... Exp. Date . . . . • •. Master Charge # ................ Exp. Date . . •.... Pubhsh for ............ days. beginning . . . ............•... Classification . . . . . . . . . . . ...... _ . . . . . • ......••..•....•. Nm1l8 ....... . ..•.•••.........••...........•...........••. , •• ,... Tam -- Stl.70 121.tl $1 7.25 IJl.11 SJl.00 $41.25 ~ON4mCOST Put only one WOtd In eedl ~ •bove Include .,our ~or phone number The COit of )'Ollf ed .. Ill tM end of the ltne on wtlich the Im! word of your ed tS wntteo Add 13 00 extre II 'f'OU desire -of DAILY fltLOT Boll..-..th ITWlled ,.,._ Address • . • • • . • • . • . . • . . . . . . . . . . • • • . . ......•........ ' ...... a Qty .•.•••......•••....••••.•.•• ' • . Phone • • • . . . . . . • • . . . . . . BOX SERVICE ORDERED ••• I I CICllalfl9CI Dept. I I II# II I ., f f el*:O' lllO I BUSINESS REPLY MAIL '"'•' Q.&U ~-· "'° tJ QMr& .. M C'ILJt<ltt"t& Orange Cocut Dally Pilot lox I 560 ,.. .... . CoJta M•sa, Calif. 92626 .•. ,,, ------= --------------I --...--c:..-----·---,--.. ---... -- ~ .. -.... Now! REDCARPET7SH202 lnm I 044 Charming English cot· COSTA MESA No need to ••••••••••••••••••••••• t.age type 4 br home on ----------t quality for a mortgage 3Br, 2Ba, fresh paint, va·l•--------1 park-like setting. By • .......__ p-i..-. .a-1007 loan. Sl.S,000 to assume cant, lrg cov patio, Mesa WHAT'S YOUR owner. Consider trade. -_._ 8:\lt V.A. loan. Nice JBr del Mar. · -ooo ~ ..... ....,.5 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• home, din rm, lg fam rm, $81,500 557-8470 PUASURE? ......,, · ...,..._,,,, Xlot. loc., nr. priv. bay beach; 3 BR, den, frpl., patio, 2-sty. Sl95.000 Marshall Rlty. 675-<IOOO CoroRa .. Mer I 022 gorgeous frplc, huge well Bike to the lake from OCEAN VIEW 2400 sq rt kept yd. $77,900. Prln on· 4 IDRM $71. 900 your cozy 2 Bdrm, 2 bath New, Victoria bch cl~e ly.557·3SBO Just listed! Totally re-Townhome In Wood· byA&t.673-572'.l ......... • VERDE decoral~d. Read 1 y for brtdee. Feeling lazy? ~"' new family. Hurry. Call: Stroll to the pool cloee by. Nr golf course, larger 1 646-7171 Want solitude? Taite a ••••••••••••••••••••••• styluxurybome.48R,3 Ol'rNll19•11SflJNTOfllNICI' sunbatbonyoursecluded -=!Sflo<~ ::::.=:~!By 1•11111\ll §!~:~~ patio front entry. B~ack ~·~ 4 left or th-e 7 new ONE• -°"" slate floors. Big ocean V1...,. ....,. · _......,... vtew living room hosts custombomes,onaquiel Noquallty-Dramatk.nu2 ec.fwDetails massive stone nreplace. cul-de-sac. Each w/4 sty, 3Br, 2~ ba. Nr bcb, 644-721 I Spacious family room bdrms. 3 batba, wet· 8Kdn $129.950. 6'6-1035 and open kitchen combo. bars, 2 frplcs & much MESA VERDE ed more. Come & see for 3 Spac. bednns. Cover youraelt what lovely By owner, 3 br 2 ba, OCEAN VIEW & /Jn NIGEL (}AILEY & l\SSOCll\TES patio full length of home homes the Y a r e . tamily rm, frpl, fenced EA S y W A L K T 0 with ocean view! Priced Owner/agent. 552-4&&4 or yrd. Reduced to $79,900 ---------• BEACH t.o sell fast ! Call now. 642-2l6"or6734782 as needs painting etc. TUlnl.aOCIC #2 Quaint Ir cozy, this 673-8550 2980 Jacaranda. Call 900 du p I ex b • s bee n oPrNlllO·•ryoy ol!INll"b Move U J afterS.675-8461 VIEW·Sl29• 1 thoroughly returbisbed !"1J NIJl .ettJ~inas ~~~~.~'.~• r;:~:'.B~·~z~ a8.k.=;:.· .. -:: With this newly re<luced Sat/Sun 12-6. 2972Andros try . Wood paneled 497•2457 IY OWHER Mesa Verde executive. SL, 546-4478 · fireplace. Formal dininc ••iuSo. ,,.~--t Hiway Lots or amenities tor room. Floral atrium ......... ......., l mmac 4Br_. 2Ba, 2 your family safety! 4 O-Pollt 1026 bolta waterfall a: pond. LAGUNABEACH frplcs, hme m Cameo bdrms dlninR den & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large wood walled ram1.•---------Highlands. Ocean & ca-• • B 1 ... -v bn"bt •-W'--.1-Cove nyon view on y4 acre. Pvt tamlly rm, 2 replaces. 4 r . cen t r a a I r, v •wuo· ery .. .. ~ ,, bch access ()po Sal/Sun Fruit & citrus trees. sprinklers, lrg cov p&Uo, =~~s~e:: C.Ompletety remodeled l~m or by app't. 700 $149,000. BKR. 540-1720 new ext paJnL 33891 Bi~ H O M E F U L L Laguna charmer just 2 Cameo Highlands Dr. Sur.661·33Sl ageot. I N S U L A T E D ! blocb trom beach. Has $247,500. (Fee Land> Fa•t• V.-.Y I 034 Pro I es s ion a l I y }i::pel:ceeara:3r~oui~~ 67J.1S92 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•ndscaped-m uch g.,.age. S198,500 LUXURIOUS '"#1 laCalfonlcl" ••--scHOICE more!Callaow752-l700 Aa .Vtllilll OPfNlll9•11\llJNIOl'l/ .. l(I • &LAVISH! Be•ut 4 Br, 2 Ba, new 4 BR. or 3 BR & den In [ti li~!ll ~· ---LwcurylnCameoSbores. plush cpl, Mahog prime loc.Uon 21h ba, : i Large secluded front pal\el'g, sprnklr, con· well manicured yard. ·: j patio, fountain & pool~ crete dr., elec gar drop-Lau n d r y o r f th e _ ---•::i•:nr:~· Spacious oceanview ltv· nr. $89,500. w/flSOO dn. family/kitc hen area lng room&family room. Mesa del Mar. 2811 w/breaJdastbar.CalHor HeritagePark2br21hba, Formal dining room Lorenzo Ave. Ownr/agt. furtherdetails. upgraded, landscaped.•-------- Cbef's kitchen has every 751-3896. draped. f16,500. 551--0685 STVS TO IEACH convenience. Lavish ---------t . "MJ61 Ii MOMARCHIAY master wan g. Den or 2 OME LOT ~ Woodbridge Brighton, 2 study. Sewing & laundry L«e R2 lot. nr nlh St -11~ ~+ :;.~~ ~~: = 4bo.:dr!~~~~ room. Includes pool ta· shopping area. 2 small -· -------·--A/C, Sl.26.SOO. S6l--0685 baths, swimming pool ble, bltn stereo system, wli1s. $110,000. _ _.;. _ _.;. _____ , and just steps to your fantastic storage too. P.C.Mltlil.TY ~oflt--"? n.t8"¥..._.t own prtvat.e beach club. Private beaches-and 13~ •410 ,.._ _. aL.J _....,_. Guarded gate communi· much more! For private -AJfordable 3 br, 1~ ba, -•W'-•J tJ and tenaJ1 court&. previewcall673-8550. 2_._ 4 IUS .... ISS w/luab lawn & many 4Bdrm. 2~Ba. fam rm, S?19.000 OPFN "' o." s 1UN ro"' "'"' 1 • --'" fruit trees for sale by formal din rm, end unit, !.~ · ,,. I &comtortaothome.3BR owner. We'll save re-LaSalle twnhse. On~ { .. :.'.···_.·. ·~·'·'J~PJll~t ~~~:~~ ~!r~~ao make ~d~2Dct.OZ::rh:v~ -· , _! ·-•:i "•= like It, now only fll,000. ~t tlnanclal packac.e Call today tor appoint· llmlltgl•leaclt 1040 for investor. Priced right C51 Coldwell BonkE>r 3 Monarch Bay Plaza Laguna Niguel 49~7222 131..0836 OME +INCOME a rare & surprising spacious 3 bdrm home. Massive used brl ck fireplace and many other amenities. Some ocean menL ••••••••••••••••••••••• tor quick sale at $109,000. 540-3666 S&S Resale Speciallsta. Broker cooperation. can•----lllill-- ll'fltelc-.11 REAL ESTA TE 3,4 or 5 bdrm mo41els owoer/bkr, 805-485-0777, 1 -...__. I 052 avail some w /pools. collect -,.,-• ...._,...... 968-4602. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Peanlngtoo Properties SI'EPS TO TIIE LAKE ---;:;....---''-----I From lhls be.ul light view from master suite•....;;===-~-------• Open until sold. and airy rondo in p-,e. Byownertl0,000. ~ stt11ous Woodbridge Laguna Niguel Realty • and adjoining deck. PLUS a roomy never- vacaot N!Dtal. All tb1a la just • •hon Joi to the beacb.$8,000. CtlfwhWh 644-7211 • AXllUPPll BrtnuomeT.L.C. tolhla DU'Pt.IOC & ;you 'U HG a POtenUally beautltul a BR home PLUS Income from &be sep. 1 BR rear apt. Lota of special features lo allow you. Ptease call 640-5112 qt. R\JS'rlC a br. 2 ba. fl"PIC, .,.tiot~I decorated. ~ . SlA,000. 81 cmwr. •7030. t. .• VA TB.MS $71,500 Super 3 Bdrm home, nestled amona tall t.reea. Added f amil1 " cllninf r m, fantaaUc f r plc . aatet UU. bom• ooe ol tbe belt.,..,. ol lbe ,.., . 7M-7100 BA~ O ······ ml te belt, 1800 sq ft, 3 BR Arborlake. 2 lrg bdrm & +. Huie uaed brick bu .• walnut paneled Sdoe, oil llvinl rm, din· den/library, 2 redwood GIT IM UMI! rm,. playnn Ir mat:r decb Ir beaut decorated Th1a 2 BR, 2 BA Laguna te. c:mtombed lthch. w/alJ UPIP'lldee. $1J8,900. N I I u e I c o n d o v_, ~le IA xlnt See It dulint opea home w/catbedral celUnt•. caod.-.. Sat/Sun 12·S a t 24 wood paneled floor te aa ... L atev lew, or ea II cetllitJ trpJc. le warm 2 sto17, S -l'AI _., !51~ or '40-1'40. No eartbtone urpetia &. 'n1nhcluN. wood frplc, ~ pleue W o D ' t I a I l l 0 JJ C nr pool.I, bch, parka, _.. ...... ;._..______ aL ..... 500 schla. sbop 'a otu. P11C1amucm 49tJ4ai 4t~sno '87.S00.1188-'1103 rQeoo~ lf'::S c!-J!: 493-9494 IJO.SOIO Tbe ~f".e'vmaie '~~: 3xt~~il::'t =~0:Ul0 area. WAU I ll()Q( TO condo-3 Br, 2 Bl. 2 •b Beach. 842-9151 .-wrGIT C&n'll ICH end unit, l~ yrs old. nALn 640.1111 Fabulous exec t.inhae 3 V•ry dealrable area. blt bctrm_s1 2 trple1, SBa, $115,750. Call 640·5112 SACRJFtCS country 1Ul, commWllty atl· To pl~e your meua.«e 2 beaut. new a Brf, tot.I· dbt!M • toootit_cww & MleHRn befontbe 11 up1uded. Alt. =:ec1exr.:. ck!!~ Help )'OUJMJI to a rudinl pub Uc, 8'7M31l home for OGly Sl.14,900 VI HMpln1Mlec00Qol ~PT1ot WOODlllMI delinb&eloe. -~~ 0-111ec1."2-sm NwaBdrmTownbouse. VAlllY 1r••yy Mllll HU M8.IOO. Pb UU. HELP WANTED ADS '4S-lmaft5. lll·tlOO ... :.~ •r-:.: o.tof~ ru.dey,Augutl 15, 1978 OAll.VPlt.OT C7 , ~ 2510 LI-~-U L--1~..___.. ....................... Ho.tHa U•fnu.ct tto.n u..._..a.ct .---• •....---~.~.~ ....... ~.~~~ ...... .!~:::.~.~ ....... u..t'-'ed 1ou s.a...• 1ou\i;etc•• 1016 ~~~~.~!~~ ...... 1~~~.~!~~ ..... . --,, ., • ..., 2000 a.:.. ,,.rty zooo •••• ••• • ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .......•..•••••••...... . ............................................ . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •:;::!0~~·ew~r~c/e1~:~ C.... .. Mcr JU IWi14oaleoch 3240 ....,_....., 3252 IYOwte z BR to•abo""· Ira pa~~~. SUN • SA l C. CLUB IU.500. D)..1178 wkd) ... •Priaidlllew ..... Ccner '°'-I •"¥· t BR. famlly rm. dlnlna rm. £ell <'lMoi.na oYen. wet bar, aJr eood.. toadf'd 'W/UUM Uooal al SUS.000. Call today 7'1Nlll ttuln Vlefo I 067 4 ..................... . ........ Mowl• 4 BR. family rm. dlnlnl( r m , a ir co nd .. n e w c.rpets, dr•SK"•. nf'• D W. conr•d patio numeroua btoaut rruu trees. Mkini IQS.800 Br Ull WI your offer 83'1 ~ Reduced $10.000 BeauL ~ br San Velude, prof Wldscaped. new noor 11\1. 1129.500. 8»2011 •f>/4% All.-cJ.a • G O RGEOUS VI\:w home. 4 BR. library, wet bar. &old plu.sh carpets. top location Call to see & compare S8l-l 000 SUNNY CHARMER Save $$S's. 3Br s1nglt ram home on quiet cul de-sac w /room for ex pansion. Access to tennh & M.V. rec cent.er. Needi TLC but 1t 's a grea• Lingo AIM&u:n TWO UCLUSIVI SAM c1••n1 P110fa1as -•wJ• ..... ,. ....... ....... ••tct _.. .... ..try .-•• J e w.. ..,...s,u•-"•C_.. ....... ..._-. , ..... ,.. ,..._. tL 'C"•• eM Ml c •:I IL U.lllil ... etl tie Hllh •••r ~•4'roo• II••• effere.e .t .. .S21l.OOO. t4ilw,.t1Hdt 10'9S-Ch M It 107' _________ .................. ... IT1S YOUR TURN t.o joln the winners and move up or ttlarl your lnvestment program ! We have an extensive inventory and a prof es.slonal staff of over 4S ready to discuss your needs with you! Consider these -then give us a call -Quail Place ProperUes. 752·1920. Two 3's .•• Orange ... Sll8.000/ea. 3 .. Santa Ana. . .$34,000/ea . 4 .•• Co6t a Mesa ... $135,000 4 ••• Costa Mesa ... $150.000 Five 4·~ ... Garden Grove ... $198,500/ea. s ... Co6ta Mesa ... $215,000 6 .. Costa Mesa ... $210.000 6 .Co6ta Mes a ... $270,000 16 •. Tustin ... $625,000 JO + ... Orange .. _.$970,000 32. . San Diego County ... $1,000,000 75+ ... Orange County ... $28,250/ea. 100+ San Diego County $3,360.000· ~lrY•tyle home No •••••••••••••.••••• •• • •• ••••••••••• • ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• •• •• • •• • • •• San Ole10 Cnt)'. Cla to Ml&. 2 Br. Ir.Ida pet$ yrd OPEN HOUSE Monarch Summit iadull commun clbhse. tennia fl'r1>1c . 5S7--0G4 New-el4!&ant 2 bedroom twnhae. 2.Br & den, w/rec cru, Jae. Lo upkeep. 3 •JfOMEF'lNDERS • + den t~75>, Cedar & m:a ~agt' 1·3 yr lae. BR. 3 ba. alt 2·car Rar, 1 D L X 3 Br 2 .,.. 8 a window home 5 Blocks Owner/a~ 493-084.J yr old. Ptwent ownr will DELUXE ~t dplx. 61S to beach. l>nvat.e l·~llr $400. 3 Br lud.s pets pool ••H·back fgr 1 yr. Marlaold UU m o ~e Full)' m arn tat Fee.~1·08U $140.000. 8)' owner. 6W..J40S • )'atd Adult. No • OMEFlNDERS• 7H/43&-3'4'or7~~. pets.~ 18th St. 1714) -------- ._..... • ......._ -mo. )Tly. 2 BR 2 Ba 980-Q31 L*Forett -_,. twnhme. dbl ga.r w /opnr W..e.d 2900 Ir mrit. 1 blk fro bch. ONTHESAND ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• St.aioed als. paUos. FP. 3 br penthouse. Hunt· We ForeJJt J, privacy CASH IHA ff.ASH 158-0'TlTevs; 675-329l lngton Pacific beach pl\.1:$, pool, J•c. 3 bd, cuJ house. SlSOO mo. fton or dt aac. wall consider P'oryourbouaeorbulld•· CodoMeta 1224 Max. 536-«>63 I u s e o pt i o n Ca 11 blelot. • SConlULTY •••••••• •••••••••••••• SPACIOlJS--.4 BR condo. Marilyn 979 8300 or 5~.i.75JJ 2 br. cpts. drps. stv. gar. Sharp condition. Good ...;~..:..l-·1881_.;__ ____ _ ..... adulta, no pet.a. $320. l984 location Pool & jecun1 rn Anaheim. 545·3229 or u 2s/mo l'JEWPORT Mh"°'9Vlejo 3J61 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-3!60. CENTER REAL TV . ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.ZS5 "-"'-RllMd DUPLEX. Front, 2 Br. l 640-lSU. Sh&1l> 3 br, 2 ha. c})b. ••••••••••••••••••••••• bath. Sml fncd yard. W b b dsh h frplc. dshwhr. kids & lcAootsland 3106 cpta. drps. sml child OK. ,';.!~~&2pe~ olc. ~~· pet.sole. $465. Agt. NofH. ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. 1948 Meyer Pl. 964-25&6 or 913.2911 Agt 964-2:i66or91J.2971 BAL B 0 A I S LA N D $310/mo. 649-3484 No fee. $375. 3 Br kids gadee DUPLEX-2 BR. furn. S40038rkda/ tsm-0824 all new. $.'§25 month. Ten SHARCaUP 3 :!c:~Ba. ks.1951 Brand new custom home 3 * HOMEF11NDER • month lease. mo.. -as or br 2Vz ba. walk to beach. --------- PANORAMIC BAY & Larry view of ocon. man)' Hewportlead 3269 OC'eJIJl views. 2 BR, 2 BA. other ameml1les. $600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• location. $1400/month. 4 BR. 2 ba. 2 story, cor· 2 bd ... 2 ba comm pool du p I exes . 1l en ta I EXECUTIVE home. 3 oer lot. l600 mo. Avaala· & s~una s:;o() 962.~493 or Pavilion. 675-4912 Bkr. 9u Al L beaut. Cum. & a fantastic MESA VERDE 213/333-3846 NO FEE! Houses. condos. BR + den. 2 BA. 2 car ble Sept. 1. Realtor, · · ' ..wPOnHllGKTS Newlou«eao view PLACE &ar. Bay view. Furn or 548-Tl29 (21J l 860-S988 Open! Buy IJke rent, 4 Br. $112,000 ruatom homes wlfum. $1400 month. 4 Br. z ba. ram rm. rrml 3 ba. jacuzzi. etc. 1712 Privately at'cluded . __ H.al~e_rs..:.....R_.E_.se_l_-6404_--I 0 V rd dining. gardener. n o Highland. $325.000 Mesa e e. Lrg exec 4 pets.Lse~.846-W82 home.Agt .. 631-0900 ............................................. funky charmer .. roten· FANTASTIC lot on ocean PROPERJIESfM Br. 3 ba hm. $54.S/mo. l.aal &alOl'e Be first front bh.tf+redwood ex· First. last49'1·3282. $4003 br pet gar Frplc SEAVIEW l)t'e\llew' Call 646-7171 pandable hou se A:;-' ~ ~3Brklds gar Fee Unobstructed view of ,,,., ,. . ' ' ' sumable loan $230,000 I 8 30 p M ) :S<~ R .II 2Zbrp2a~o~ar:,_g~'aS::d"::: S450•H04MBErkFII~DSSE7RS-0824• oBecae~hn. 3aBnRd. 3NbeawNpoe~t. [~ ,.~j. ilf: .• lJI ~1a1~0~1>9CJ93-9380c~1es._. AVgc.l•Suwe (Open TI : • • &i:::=r: 1«-;ic~ 957-026!. '~ ru11'" security. Tenni~. ""_!li,i~~-"""""""'','"""""" ColJ. Park 3 br 2 ba. lg Avail Sept 10. 2 s tory. Jacuzzi. s w1mm1nR. 673•1700 rarruJy rm, encl. patio + 3Bdrm. 2Ba. lrg ram rm. 1000/mo consider lse opt. IYOWMEI 3BR28a.logsofglu.ss. Mobu.Hoftw1 Dmlexn/ I covered pat i o . Z frplc. nu paint, crpls. Agt/Owne r. As k for must aell fast . Only '-Sale 1100 CWts Sale Duplex. 2Br. 2Ba. b tans. fl.replaces. sml child OK dsbwshr Fanuly please. Gary at 542.4230 or at Jllwprt Hgts lrg comer S139.900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail Sept 9. winter No pets. Avail Sept lS 968·7119 17141 751-6373 Ownr/Agt. ~·~~:s2~!.ras~:~~ sc~:z.:~TY EXCITING ~!b?:h~~·. rfoens~.[:: ~!!~d~75 ·26SL 2l ~.759-9016 ~ 3244 Spec1fySeaviewHome. 00-70M 0pn Sunday. • • 9.SXgross. $210.900. L & B ----------1 Hg adult condo. 2 br 2 ba. ••••••••••••••••••••••• DRAMATIC. nu 3 bd. 2'1'.z OOVERSHORES San,,_ $110ParitRtttl Properties213:435-6671 Ne~=~~~re din rm, frpl, gar door R&ITALS ba.2sty.FP.Nrbch.Lg "-·--/Bkr m""lsell'Br. Capistrano 1078 At th e beach. I n ·---------i $300Klds '.'· opener. sec. gate, pool. 2BR2ba $450 yd.$S75 t S625.&46-I035 vwlu .... .. incl. W /D & ref rig. $450. ' · · · • • • · · · · · 3Ba, prof lnd.scpd. & de ••••••••••••••••••••••• beautifully landscaped 'ftlrLEJ( $95,000 ~900 Fee 7M-«297 3 BR. Z Ba ....... $500/575 corated w /j acuu l BYOWNER secluded adult park· 2 Bedrm, 1 bath. no JBR.2"'1 Ba ......... $625 pool Bltn microwave. MUST SACRIFICE-gcrgeoua dbl wide 1977 vacancy factor. Corner W'mt.er.3BR.3Ba,formal WeLoveKids! 4BR.2"'1 8a ......... $.57S man y otber xt r a Large4b.r,2 ba,corlot. KingstonetopoCtheline. locaUon.Won'tlast!Call dJn.rm. $550. mo. (213) 2BR.S300'! SBr.3Ba ......... S875 $229,500. Opn Sunday To many xtras too men· 2Br. 2Ba. fam rm & 645-9161 ~1219aft.6. Gar.Call now! 3BR.2ba $525 12·5. 1531 HJghJand Dr Uon. Must see. $118,800. much more.if you want lr¥IM 3144 ___ 645-GlO ___ F_ee___ Miss100 VJeJo 645-4226or 833-1316. ()pen hse. 496·2381. to live lo this lap of lux· ury with a paupers purse ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Luxury 3 br 21;', ba, 2 car •HcrborVS.wHome LSE/OPTIOMTOIUY thislslt.<KT1207·8>. Btrul new Woodbridge gar . A /C. gardener Ii«) CClftYOI' Twnhs~ 2 br den + wet bar. 2'h ba. lots of storage & ex· tras. mirrored doors. rRStr swte. frpl & cable. security. pool, tennis. & JDC. Adults . no pets. S191>/some rle xlb1lity. 81U 646·717~ days Enlarged Port.ofmo Monthly lse fully applied Calfontla Pacific 3Bdrm. 2148 sq ft. S795. 521-5320 dys. 644-9778 VALLEY REALTY 4 bdrms. study. ceda to dwn pay ment for Mobile Home Sales monlb·~~~: _ev_es_._______ BEAtrrlFULcomer loca- paneled bonus rm & !am s pa c lous 3 Br. 2 Ba 2706 Harbor. Ste208 lio n w /g ree nt' r y & 581-9500 rm wlsecond bnck frplc, twnhse w /community 540.5937 Lagunahach 3148 New Dix T~nhse. 3Br. • shrubs. Quality 3 Bdrm. starter. 4 ba. View of bag canyon pool, In choice area. ----------1 ltlCOfM ,.,....., 2000 ....................... 21i'l8:ispool~ Jacuzzi. $475 ram rm home an Newport Mewporl leach I 0691 Fee land. VALLEY REALTY WHE!LCHR LIFT ••••••••••••••••••••••• So La mo. ·254'4 Hts. $850/mo yrly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17411 Port Manle1gh Cir Hydraulic, lnch>ded with New duplexes & 4-plexes. t.Ome/,;:m':ean view 3 Br. 2\.li ba condo. Frplc, LIDO lovely 2 Bdrm WANTED: I SZlS,OOO 581·9500 the immac 19'13Homette Buy di.red. from the de· 493·5610 crpl /drps. was h /dry. IJ523CAMPUSl>t:IRV111fE wtden. dining rm & pvt 20x52 2Br, 2Ba. close lo veloper. 1714)639-67()4 ref rig. $500 mo. Yrly patio. 2balhs. SBOO/yrly. FUSSYIUYER Forullormauoncontact. 5-taAM 1080 s hopping. Orange. Htwportleocfl 3169 lease 642-3443 WaterfrontHomes for this professionally. Richard A Fuller ••••••••••••••••••••••• S24.900. <KDl060-61 > Room to Mid ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · Ta.st.e!ully done. 2 BR. 2 631-1400 u stefully decora ted Om ce: 644-4040 PRICED UNDER MKT. MoblleHoftw Ston EASTSIDE CM. 4 re· Magnificent beachlront Small married family. To ~a:roe~:ati~~ct:~~~. ,_..THEW.a.Ta split·le vel 3 bedroom. __ H_om_e_: _64_0-_8044 __ -' Owner needs fast sale & 95L .. 500 s 1dences on a double West Newport home. 5 seecall640-3'905 PM lo8 adj to park. Avail. A"a. "'" "" family room ho me. very nexible. VA buyers __________ , wide R -2 Lot. Agl. Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm PM -Lwnll'y 1 BR. ba)'front. which has hardly been IY.OWNEA h 1 3 BR 1:\1.l BA 67~ •.Ji. Yrly lse. •11'""/mo. l. $52.Smo.64()..7880 v1· ..... condo. Avail now. Utn• Montego. ~sr. DR, stop ere . . • . N ""' ._,,,, ,.._ Ptfumrreeutll ,.._ lived in and the owner "FR"" Sl59500 N" 1 d $76,9SO. Bkr1SW262. EXCIJI G 956-Slnt ....... 3 Br l \.\ ba cond-0. New SSSO. lse opt S159,900. has had a chan"e of . , . ewy e· --'-------~ e e 2br +4brduplexw/pool. ---------studioctgFee557-0824 /d W 0 hk ,,,.,.2981 "' coraled. Assumablei..--------11111 P rime ·Easls1de CM . EXECUTIVE HOME. •HONEFINDERS• cpl rps. / ups,..:'""':..::.=.:::.::_ _____ _ plans forcing a sale. Act KIDS & 8rw'S pool KlS 833-9100 days , loan. 640-1141. 4 IDRMS $67,500 '"'"' Pride or ownership. Water view. Lux new · · · WALK TO BEACH & now 4 8dn:m w/k:ltchen eat· ~ or a mile from the $127,500. Good terms (um. 3 bd. 3 ba. Huge t225Bacbctgpet Fee eves83EHl656. Pools from any or these $15,000DOWN ingarea.usedbrickfrplc beach, run In the sun. avail.Call548-1790eves. play room. library, .:i:fJ'~~. Villagelll,3BR+bonus aU haveD/W.FP,3BR2 •BY OWNER •BEACH ln xlnt north Santa Ana 3Br. 28a. too many xtras garden, kit. Lush patio. rm .. 2.,... ba.. din. rm.. Ba. angl story. $495. 2 BR 21 is just 200 steps away. area. Priced under re· to mention. in mos t H"" .. r. & OFRCE Priv pool near. Cstm $2252 Br/ grdnr paid dbl. gar. Nr. shopping. I Ba. canal front. 162$. a -~ 3Br, 2Ba. frplc, 2 car gar cent sales for Faat Ac· beautiful S• Family ~ built in stereo system. $2602 + dintpettyrd schools. S62S Mo. BR 2 Ba. canal front. lc:Li___ 1 I I , • in a Carmel-like setting lion. Park in California1• Lrg C·l Jot w/ofc & 3 rm Wkly maid & gardnr $42S4Br/kdrpt5S7--082A Asent673·3663 $72S; Also 2 BR 2 Ba M...-rtC...ter onapvtst.inLidoSands Cal644•7211 swimlng pool. jacuu , apt.ooCoastHwy&a serv. $1500 /mo •HOMEFINDERS• duplex '11 /fp . S475 . ·,..-. Sl.38,500 645-1262 sawias, enclosed roller sep.2Brhmnexttobch Avail Sept. lS, by appt S39S /Mo. 3B r . 2 ba 6'2-8850Agt. ___ 6_4_0.._S_J_S_7 __ -tONEHOUSEFROMTHE skating rink, minutes In Laguna Beach . on)y,759-9587or848·1818 3 BR, family rm. nr S. wrpalio. Mo to mo. Park . C from Fashion Island & $259,9SO.Rmtoadd. -~-------Coast Plaza. $550. Realty~l-5000 For Lease Big an_yoD IAYFRONTS BAY 2Br. S130.ooo, $8,000 the Pavillion & only "Z"REALTOR SlSOFurnished! 6#9S48 Twnhm. 3 bdrm, view. With pier & slips I 4 BR _dwn __ 963-4888 _______ , $33.500. <DL8246·7 > 494-1611 Utilities Paid! · Univ Pk. greenbelt. cul· pool. jac, tennis $850. Imo 3"'1 Ba. formal din, den. 2 8a)'front mobile home. ---------• CCllfonia Pacific AVA IL &si~ 3 BR . 2 ba, dinmg de-sac. 3Bdrm. 2Ba. im-644-8746 ft.replaces. 11 4 BR Z't'l Lido Isle Trlr Prk. Furn. Tuatift I 090 Mobile Home Sales 4 unit.3. San Clem. NOW rm. fplc. or schl.. nice mac, close to pools, ten-~--------- Ba. formal dine. lam rm, -000 675 oo"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Z106 Harbor, Ste208 19 units, Westmmster. On Ocean yard.~. 64.S-S089 rus. schls. sboppmg. No For lease, 4 BRW. ramll rm. bo us rm 3 fl pl s .....,, · .._ 5 937 64S-4900f'ee dogs.SS2Sinc gard&as· GREAT VJE ·a re· n · ire ace · COWAMHEIGNTS 40.S Wlllexchange. 3Bdrm , 2Ba + bonus. socdues.M2·1794. decorated. VACANT. Welton & Co. Rltrs Bayfront condo + 45' shp. U t hed tt' f Prin only 955-0212 H b V · H 11 67S-6900 c--g d 1 b nma c se ing or ,.. ... H...a-yvi•• "GE · · $450,lst,last&depos.Nu ar or aew 1 s . .,.,c. uar · poo · su -this exquisite c ustom -"!!Oft .._ TIM Investments Inc. W• stll L-• --r .... int, d ......... Avail 8/14. 2 hr. den. 2 ba condo. A/C. $1400/mo, yrly lse. Call garage, furn. Lse $950 "" _... --·-..-.,.... CJ\'>• r m o. s ale ,250 ,000. home. 4 bdnns. 3 ba. 3B1flrfhl111<fl•t9;7L.1nct•r 1---------•I r.tirkaTailclbM-Call548-0259/6'75·2213. $475.Nopets.559-.,_..at Caro1Berry714/751-6373 --------• 67s.8839 cargarage.frmldlnrm. rumr>ll•lt•h· upgr,•cft·d COSTA MESA $3SOtoS850 6 PM orwlmda. WA...,.ED ---------1 3 frplcs, huge fmly rm. • .\:1tu~1 3 BR. new cpt & pamt. ocn 2 BR. 2 ba. BIG CANYON ,.. I View Home btfl view. 759-ISOI Mobile HCMllt Store TRJ.rLEX per wHk vu bekyd. $400/mo + 1---------1 TOWNHOME. beaut up-Prindpal wll pay cash $S50 000 G 1 D Owner will sell or trade ON BEACH. Decorator util. 645-3000. 642-8936 RANCHO graded . Io ad s or for watet'froRt hotN J~~:v1l:t!:Y:~£:~. (~IWO!;rn1tJrn ~1 848-889 5 ~~~ ~ls~~;'.ne~ ~~~i;51~'6es1 ~~~ Big beaut 4 br, 2 ba. new rma!~;~A2Q~~N2 ba ~~~~So~~~~ren. ~ ..!.!!: ~~tHK Real&tat.e 'tBGoldenwestZ4X.SS, im lot. Xlnt buy. Call now Uon.SJ.400monthly. plus1~ rpt .k1Mah1o g condo on golf course. Harbor Viewhomes3 bd • .,...,. ,... •• c~: A~. mac 2 br 2 ba, dlx San lormorelnfo.645-7221 ON L I DO ISLE . pane g, spm rs. e ec Great vie w. next to & $8500 led&tah Juan adult park nr Beautifully full y gar dr opor, S-5751mo. clubhouse &s.-1m pool. Carmel model. immac. Reply to Ad 303, Daily beach. no pets. $29,SOO. ~ furnished 2 b edroom 2.8ll Lorenzo Ave. Call $.595 mo. Call 640-0937 SS75 /mo gardener mclu. P\lot. Box l~. Costa TOTAL DOWN Mobile._.. 714/496-2020. Owner. $1K>O/mo. 75t-3llJ6. eves & wknds or 640-0755 _644-5922 ___ a..;;gt;..... ___ _ Mesa.CA9?.626 d ForS• 1100 --r.=-~ 21. WaterfronlHomes Country setting 3Br 2ba wkdys. •HOMEFINDER• ~~!. 6m,:c!'sr0J .e3aBdire; •••M··u···5••1••5·•E••L••L•••• AcnogeforSale 1200 lL..J._L 631-1400 Avail Sept 1: $47.s tmol•--------Rentals Galore ~2 Duplell. 1""2 blks frm 2Ba, community. Pool. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wntclff Reaffy ~~~~~~~~~ ~.64S-3009 SUPER TRl·LEVEL· UFETIMES ERVICE ocean. well maintained. Jacuui,tennis.Nocred11 Exceptional dbl wide 10 •CRES Charming 2 BR. g ar . LOVELY lBr. 2ba. F/R. Commwuty tenrus.pools 22 ()(ficesTo HelpYou rented as 2 two bdrm needed Jmmed occupan-Park lane. Shows I 1ke ft Adult.a onJy. no pets. SSOO newly cpt'd. deck. Attrac & Jacuzzis. 3 BR. ra m I Small FeeThen Move apts & one bach a pt cy. Owne r t o carry new. won 't las l at Hugetreesongentleroll l~~~~6~4~S..~7~2~2~l~~~I mo TilJuly.675-4115 north loc. r/V. w td. No rm, $550. mo. 979·1050 FREEforLIFE Rents total $1,060 per balance. 714-640·7778. S24.990. <S2438XXU ) ing grounds. Two fixer •ft AvaJ.I ~"" ""'3937 A..t 557-0824 month on yrly ~as 1s. BLUFFS 4Bdrm bonus MoblS. HOIM Stott upper houses. many out C. M. DUPLEX 2 Br . ~ock to ~ach. pe.... . ~"'·.,..,,.. -""'....:..:...•_· -------1 __ Fr_ee_To_L_an_d_lo_r_d_s_ Could go s um/w1nl & 2YJBa d ' t . 848-8895 bldgs. Needs some help. on .2 R-1 lot.s .. May be ~~.enlegoUptabllet.0675·4~645. 3 br, l ba. frplc. family on· 4 br 2YJ ba. !ieparate fam•· $1.SO. Bach rum free ut1I subst increase income nn. · en uru on ---------• Good terms, owner 111 & split. Owner will carry _, ly. st.ores &schools. $385. ly rm. fireplace. carpels. singleok Fee557·0824 $175,000/firm. Owner gre enbelt b y pool. •EXCIJJNG• aruuowi . 1 9•~"' l t ~353Sor548-447l drapes. pauo. 2·sty, cul HOMEFlNDER' """"""18 $164,SOO. Agt, 833-8331. FARGO s t at .,-,·1c n eres t u__ 1&-.&.-i-L--' de.s ac. College Park • S• v•......, $89,000/offer. A.gt. ~"""'"".-.u 3BR f f I 1 Pr. p · I u 1114)676-5717 ,,,..,_,,,,,_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• + amnn. p c m rg Refs&depos1trequired NEWER4Br,38a.200Sq PLAY PEEK A Boo ime erun oca on, 1 • ·-U .. 1-.,.... . ......., Ii bltn k'tch lrg I h hs _,. "'''7 ORS2'l·2080 G1n1ral 3.202 v rm. 1 • $495. Ava1 Aug . 15t ft w/pool. Back bay. WI' th the sh1·""' at sea, als e from ocean by ownr. 1975 Ma.a•---2Br, 2Ba. backyd swtable a"""a for af pu ..., 2 bdrm d $115 ()()() """"' Loh for Sale 2200 ..... • • ••• •• •• • • • • • • •• • · ' "" 64().454.5 ter 5 ... or $1500 mo. 645-7783 PM binb eye views of both ng rm ' 20xl6 living rm 1nl•--------rec vehicle & boal. Va· wedc nds bays. Revel in the design S52·S446, 963-86l3 Garden Paradise for OME ACRE ••• .. ••••••••••••••••••Garden Gron. Large cant. $495. 645-1809 e · Bluffs condo. 3 BR, 2 ba. of the city lights. New, IEST IUY! t enjo th best r I Umliwy J r OFFICE ILDG sm aBdrm. 2Ba. frplc. cov Woodbridf.e Est. Super pool. new carpets. paint· vacant.SoanishMansion ,wo.S2 Y e or wp~ pans or HunttnstonBeach patio. wlk to schls . KIDS/PETSO.K.E-side2 plushJel .2Bd . .ten.frpl, edt.hruout. l Yr. lease. at us Via Waziers . Newport Heights, 2 ess. l.OOO. l9unita. $88,500 27,000 sq. ft . lot near $450/mo.s:J9..4627. BR, 1 ba. $385 mo. ~pd. $550.~ No children or pe ts -.ooo. Not under the bdrm. older home on CcilfonlaPaclflc 0--s-Pacifica Hospital 5 646--4848 548-3.124 ll • th -·u -· I I t Ith n· t MobileHomeSaJ... ...~_.-5" ' •HOMEFINDERS• ' Univ. Par .. , sep. bo .... e·, 3 Ava · nug. IS · _... >·et nuisance pattern. arge 0 w P va e "" Poi.ntsSbop Cntr&Clvlc • "' u • ., t "'·'""""" C h 1 Q · t d rear yard. 3rd Bdrm. or 2708Harbor.Ste206 wlllo.ethhOMl · 2 BR. 1 ba, lrg backyard, BR. 2 ba .. din. rm .. wet mo . ._en """""'"v R altr e-011 uan aMr , bobb)' rm. with bath at-540-5917 34.81 acres in beauUlul CeoDteravl.Sld35Bo,ooourk.e RJtr 1000sorVacancies ehild~n OK, ~O/mo. bar, frpl. Nr. pool. on Beach Renal ea or wner-gr. ta· ...... tos"'•age. Owner·----------• Allare"• "'lprtces .,..,_ belt•<""'"'"'""'""' n..; tard R J I u..... .. •· Olivenheln S.'550 000 .._.., nftCh ..... "' • .,,..,_, green · _.... ,,_,...,....., See lhe surf. l ho\&1e ""'"'n ea ty 5 nee will fmance. $110,000 OWMSt DESPHA TE · · ,,_,,_, These area Just a few. b h ~Via Udo, NB. ~RT 1• "CH Complete• .. upgraded dbl S3403br Kid pt utll pd &Side 3 Br, 3 ba, w /fp. Lacpaa leocfl 3248 from-. ~t ea c 'n v•..--..v .-:"rv '""' >.s WALLACl&CO. RARE 3 ARCH BAY New cpta. fresh paint lq ....................... Newport. 3 bd. 1"2 ba . • -.-.-.-_-_-_-_-_;;;;;;;;;j,...:.::U..=41.=TY..:....:._~6..:.7..:S-~16:..4.:..:2:.I :lcd.e, l'woyya~1!!~ni:;-~ry· REALTORS C.,..._. LOTS. Level. ocean =2~~~~~,~til &out. Lrg yard. Adllll. no Great View 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. newly decor. prfr cple or 729-5966 viavewall •. Co2 lasteft. H,:05y .• 000Plansea 557·0824 pets. $4 7 5 I mo. Ca II frplc. patio. nr bch/town (am 67~18 "U" must "C" o u p L E x o N ssuoo. <S399SU> .... 152 2S50 PENINSULA in quiet 300 Mobile Home Store Owner I Agt 492-2958 • ........__ 1_1 _ _, . • '675. 494~30 aft. Spm 2 BR rott.age. Frplc. redwd ~ ....... 3206 4 The best of Westcliff. block. Completely re· 8484:189.5 ---------• Annrn" 172 Lots Riverside ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....__ poiftt 3226 $700. Blue Lagoon Villa 2 ~~~.~~.Y : Nwpl Neatly groomed 3 Bdrm modeled inside & out. 3 ,..... ~ -2 ocnl vt bch 2 ......, ....,.,......__. home with beautiful BR & 1 BR w/2 patios, & Viking Mobile Home. 17 ACRES area. $1685 per ac. 5112 For Lse. lovely 3 BR, 2 ba ••••••••••••••••••••••• + · mt on P • ---------yard. Near Marine rs 2 car encl gar. 1165.000. across trn;i all shopping. agl. ho~e. den, frplc, pat. Lrg house 4 bd. 3 ba. Po o I s . le n n 's . SanClllNfth 1276 achoo!, s hopping, etc Owner would Uke to close 8x40 w/21 encl cabana. Loaded with oaks. 3 BR. o.tof ~ Ref• req'd. 962$/mo + fenced yard, nr schools, 714/499-3217. 213n 03-0230 ••••••••••••••••••-••• Appointment only. Cali loJanuary 1979. Financ-beaut decorated, mn)' 28Abome•lthyourown ,.,_,,...,, 2550 util.Forappt;67Ul91 ""15.548-2985,847-7851 New 2 BR, 2 ba., wood SHORECLJFFS48r,2Ba. 540-l15l . !:!( available. 675·6349 xtras. Will sell fum/un-private lake, secluded --· F • .......__, • _ _._ 3207 burning trpl.. white on golf course. Pool. 'or .. r . .......-... film. tll800. 646-4151 area Terina ............... •••••••• -12 tome B Ti 3232 wa•Ar ·-'-·· + •un .... ·e •-bltAs S600 mo. 49&-8033 ..... ....., ... , . . CHO E ••••••••••••••••••••••• ero ""' YICW ., ·~ "' (7l~~~~l IC SZ25SIJ/uUJpd/Dplx ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• sunaets! 2 Blks. to the S-"-.. -:.s .... HERITAGE . • REALTORS llACH.POOL a HOT TUI Sperkllns 3 Br. 2 sty, A· --OM--ST-Ol-Y---• ~~13~~bwhr, IWflllS COMDO Marina ~alcy 64U850 ORm.0530 PROPERTIES aoo1 l\rutlpd/plx1fee Super JBr, ~e •. den. beach, North Laguna C11fbh9M> 1271 PHce A1aShed. Dbl wide S45038'/kd/pt/5S7..oeat trplc,dlabwasher. kids & SS.SO. Vacant. A1t . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lai:ws, nr beach, rock Ca ucltf App19 ,.., •HOMEJl'INDERS• pets OK. SUS mo. 4M-7SS1 BeauHBr. lam rm, frplc. ~~· su,ooo ... !!%~ ....... !~!~ u ~ acr. borte pro-c ..... , ........ 3211 ~;f13.2971 1., ... ..,... 3252 a~ba.db1ar.blw.Xlnt Mo1911Hom Store =· Read)' to build. ....................... • ...................... 1oc. S560.-.uM LAGUNA HILLS le-8895 .u 1:: Fantastic 2bd.1 baw/encloted gar, ~'!'!~!J.:~.~~!~ 2 bd, 2 ba, 2 ~ar aar. sea 3 bd, 2 ba. comm pool, Small end unit w /aUDMt -.Mw•utillU.topr'Oplf· lrt yrd •tfnaft trea, 2 Bl\. b&tn.\ drpa terrace 1a en home 3113' Via San Vicente view ln the orl1loal S.CI••• 1076 a&'aWRedwood.2bdr.,2 t;ytb:)e.JmOw/Wml. doNtobcbMS0.498-IO:M fncd yd, 2.e::r;a.r. 91'2 =:.S::1J*I· tennis $43$.~an& Bluffs. French dOOTI, ••••••••••••••••••••••• btthi.!eneed yard, 5 Star II> 21h ac:rw. Hone pro--.. ........_ )"'"'"' '1ounder, -......... 7"'°" 3 BR.1' ... "a --do ln SJC. wood noon, new Carptl. "·---•·"CH bl1b..,. desirable park, perty ln lbe be• tit I ----·--~ -h ,... " ... v .. llJ8.$00. -·· •n• -POOi 4' J•cuu.I. S Block to Ma ' • 11 a u •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• Nl1uel S ores. beaut Mission Beach. 2-car Ultlm•te REEFGATE beach. Sacrtnce 9'1000. r an n 88 • •8 -oo Super 3 BR Carmel Beaut La Ctiesta VlUa, 3 g.,-den borne. 2 br. 2 ba, gar ldds'OK. Call Melin-w"'ST condomln'um ...... ~...... w/tenns. u.;.-.. H _... BR. 2 ba, ram rm, cov'd den, w•lk to pvt bch. d ' ..... "-... VI I t b ' • _,_, (( 20 acre1. Nr shops Ir ~""' V1ew ome . ..,, Pit .. 2-car 1ar. 586-2995. Guarded comm. pool. a, .._.,,._., or 0 " • Rarel.Y avaUable, now at ldlooU. tl4e8 Pet' acre. p e r mo. Po 1 s I b I tc 1 adlu no pets 848..Q568. $3flO mo. sm~HENRY ·~=~¥:.': :.p~ (( DUPLEX Out.stand· &ease/option. $163.500 N w H.8 3 BR. 2 ba. RV o:S:nm. l~('r'd. ~: To ....... REA.1..TOAS Ptfrk. Xlnt C'OCl4. Nu crpi, tnc ~ for die lnv•tor. Asat14M3IJ3 :::'· cla t~~Ja, shop Aft &pm 640-&210. ..,,_ al•d 351' mDelllar ~1 hot wt.r hut•r • ext OnlYIZ7.JOO. Oi:ean v1cw ~block bch • new ......... crpta, ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....-. P&Jnt. 11\tll leqtb awnlnJ C. t7M6H nowl dduu s bdrm, 3 ba r•m pa.Int ln iout. yd ma In-3 Br. 2 be. dinint r111. Cvrd Brookview 3 bdrm, a~ ba ,.",..-..-.~.~ By Owner,condol. 8e1f li v.ind awnln., AalllnJ ........ It.I.Ille. rm, 2 frplc 't, t700. t~lned , s4ss Evos; paUo. 3 miles to ocean lOWl\home. rtptc. A/C. -.. -.... Oai. Wt1l U$"' S.C. SHOO. 631·UOI, du . Ooaat Hwy, Npt. BHc:b 1.a11:.17tbSt.,S.A. ~ 912·3282 Avail now. M.'iOt mo. Ph tennis, pool, Jae, de· H.tve~~want VW.,elevttortobeb, au SSl-4218.ev•. Wire&all •tore+ •Pl· Ot lmmac a Bdrm c ondo l3l-<*S ,<ent.or unit. Avail. 811.i &o aeU! ~ ada do amealtlH, Slll,000. olc. Auwnt '7«t loan. SELL Idle lllCDI wtlb 1 S!LL tcne ltetnS wllh a mt1na, W/0 , patio. Pool SELL ldJt lltmt with 1 l /ooe )'1'. ltue. *'15. llwell'25"1'= •'1116 IDlAdiltlp? IQ.5"11 --.ooo.Act.-w.Ml4 DallYPUiatCl.U&l.lledAd. OIUJPUo&~M ll40/mo ..,_.111 DattyPUotCluslltedAd. ~Ol'l4M651 ... . . ...... !ii • • tr " .. --.... .... --..... ·- ... I' l Ci a -- . "• " . 1 ... , 4000 .,..trlat Rentot 4500 MoMy to Lo. 5025 Lost & Fo.ct 5300 Schook Ir Http W..t.d 1 1 oa ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...,.... 7005 •••••••••••••••• ~ •••••• DAILY PILOT TUMday. August I~. 1978 ................ ~ .....,._. ____ ,.u.fww.. ........ Uillfw9. ~Sqtllnclstclassotc& OOYOUNEEDCASH! Lucst M. arey POOdle ap ........................ 1--------- ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• l room bach apt. beac.-h. warehte •piac.-t All utll \Jt.2nd&3l'd prox 51 anwen Pierre, REAL ESTATE A.'SSEMBLY ....,.11*d 1706 eo.t.MtM 1814 . ...... H40 ~•n. f'Vtrythtng rum pd 1126/permo fl"l~l HomeownerlCMln.s vk Pomona ck Victona ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• VkPCHlfk>1H·h ~18 arra111edfa1t. 8-1.2Reward646-643:1 LICl!lllJSE UtU. 151&.nd c.,'11<>1~ 1 br. 2 br, new cpg. drpe. -.ncl. Borrow 11000. 1100,000 5" pr, dtdl. pvt AvaU t r.z back yd. Kida ok. No a Br. 2 ba. 1•ni. ••r. ~v~f. ::~p·~i~a.·~u: 20,400 SQ. FT. flex Ible tu ms. Pihl Slamet1e cat Seal point. SCHOOL TRAINEES \li'laler or 1rly l11e $350 P9ta 1310 &U-22'7• f11,>lc. W 11> book\lf>, sub SlOO. mo Day 648 1786, Spnnklered 2,000 aq ft . credit no problt'm Call front paws de dawed _,. Show "Ii Ii 11111. m&l kidl, pc!Q. fdQ/mu 11.1rcoodJlionedoffic.-e 18' usnoobll1alion Paseo de Valle n c1u OFFERS («ea~> Micro di -'ca We are 1eet1n1 an · d1V1duala for first abill Po&lUona In our Produc· lion Department. We wiU train the rlfht In · dividuala in the m1Cto· electronics ind.uatry • 2~ Ab&IAllM Ave <2L3) 162 br 124S.SZIS. Patio. lllM3rlcwl7Mlr70 atl6~J063 ----clearanacl! and t hrl'I' !>,.t:KWNG Jo'IN SVCS Alicia Pkwy .. $JOO rew ~ _ m"'"J ,t~m·.f::r pet.I BacheJorapt.clOH t.obch, Fur" room 1n Costa l2ltl•roll·uptruckdoors 1lt19M-l810<bkr> nG-73115 G•stL . .ctw•Fr-N ....,, DOOmo Mha Qweot home for lrvme/Tuslln lndu.11Ln11l Martu-Pt. Trwst Found. 2 sml ail ver ~\,!.~·ct;;: ,. ADULT. oumT MT 11939 worlllna pen.on M2·471M PMk Mr. Rickard Otidi 1035 Poodles. corner of .crasbCouneavallable m-am Cul..,_.ac J '' l '-be. --Nl<>e room. 1d k>c. Non ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brookhurst & Garfield •Matenall provided. bit Ina d1hwabr new)~ from bch, 1 Dr, smolttr,ref1,nvcrSO. LOWEST Sat, 8·12. To cialm call •Small classes fo r .... ,I h d1 SJO? C'arpeteidree_•_•'. hot ~~dllll.I only Call 645670t SJS-0195 PttlOOalizedlnstrucUon. ~·~~i:ts;;;.;;· )aN&lt. Pl ISBQ. •ac.-I -. --PETE RRETT ......._tRatet _F_O_UN_D_: _G_e_r_m_S_b_e_p_/~. *a.oo&e own taste-day Comprehensive com · ~an vh1• •&>\. St•pe Jt:."~!!°:..i.:r New Dla lBr cuatom dl' ~:~ ~,~n0 ;:w~1~::· R JY htT.D.•a.aho colllemix,F.3-4moeold. ~J:::=:!::~ to 80% paDJ benetlU locludlna from beat·b • Rd.-m11o, 2 · ror, all bltna. 8 bib to a.o,.,_. WT.D. Loe.a. Vlc Newbope & Truk. conunlaaion. majOr medkaJ and den· b •. fr p 1 c • o , • . MBA,._ bctl, prttl•r & •Y '" &'2·5200 Fairest Tennsslncet9"9 G.G. 638-0a, aft&. tal. Call or 11ppl)' II\ wubcr1dr)'cr .ti 1aras• Bae• 11.0, 1 Hr aa5 Ublral .,._f74.2 Rklt. S--r Rlttlhlh 4J00 Sattler MtCJ. Co. FOUND : Sm a 11 M Pree3 Week f![.s on 3952 Campu11 $1)$0 'mo. G•) zua ar Jiool, Jacw.:u, actulta. ao.QN T11F. SANO• 2 OR. 2 ... •••••••••••••••••••• 642-2171 545-0611 dachschund, red, vk In· SaleaTram.ing. t.~rn;)e~i:.ag~ m..a> Ilda 3950 R&rla An. C.. ba, pool, 111&0.. 11m. l.na&unit Bch. •h ·1>5 to Staroge 4550 dlanall(ltis 6 Buschard. Cati f.or Det91t port unity Employer Movlallt! 10 ~nalSa mat IM .. V_. Dr. E. olt W1S. mo Tern, 963·~7 sand. 3 br hoWle. i;c_,nlc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rftiredcoupleh111money HB.P\aca11982·S987. 131°1003 49~0442 M/F'/11. Mt'lll'nUttbot&Mbokl 11v Har11cw'l "*~T cwevea 960•~ •:nwruld Ray, Aag 2\· Storage yard Approx tolend.lsl&2ndTO's KateUa · · Sept6only586J707 100 130 "8'' A t 1°"""" FOUND G Id l h TRANSMASK U'll rm. bdrm, Jtl dr SUu\n.m£ lra 3 DR. 2 ba, .,.,._ 1144 , . re•r ,4 " aen • ....,, . .,,44__ : o wa e RealflltateSchool TV. pr~·turu. vlant~. &ardto lilpt Pool. s;us. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... to~ 4300 Newport Blvd S200. rno 2ndT 0 d bo h Nwprt Pier area. Call & ~1Cam1noCaplstrano ""'"'•· ' C'luna d09tit now 00 St Kiili &llt l UK l.akt>lld• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·3490 Lu~r 'r~esr~e~ c~. describe. 645-3588, aft San Juan Capistrano CORP. tiWlft, pou, ~c lll•bt . cando Alr cood .. n.'c •HS&ICTIVI• lefttal1W..ted 4600 6612510 _5s>m __ • ------R~ULTSCOUNT pc'T'IOllC"OUldhuv&mn\C' 3 Br t.'oado w patio. iar, racal = 4144M G&JJ\arelJable ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOUND: BtfuJ duck So· SC A C. has cauaedl•-------- mto n\1 l bdrm. loft a_~ ~ CtuJdnn. •ml Pl1 roo--bt'"' '"',.7'"' Youno Female n'"'ed• AnH•n•nh/ meone·s pet bird. Owner I f •n oo PtQ Front door at JO OK. $m Ph~mo L,......_ 3841 ..,.,,_ " .....-._. • "' o ,......,.1 .dentll 1508 emp oy or over 20u fnntand Mou'inSt•pt --....................... •SHAREAHOllCE• stuchoapt.Wlllpay upto &.Olt~ 1 y.SU-· memberslnlutyr TV· A.ldllorCNlglltJ l 17$-986'T Z8R..lc~\1paUo rtrfr11 OCEAN"'RONT Sl8S/mo. Costa Mesa rou .. ~o M edl-' bSe Comm'!, modelin g. Eaper'd . Prestigious '--1 '" .. I r ,.....,. .a...._ E 11 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• '" . r ns t· W eed N B ..... _l .,.. 00 c:.N......--3724 BU1.s.s.sm:'0 "5" or DELUXE u.;;&;;;....t ::;:~es. ~~k f~rn Pa~~. ~nh 5100 ter.4·Syrs,redcollar. =· (7f,~957~~ges· si6:fti;k,ioE.°.17 elrt ••••-••••••••••••••"• I &2 BR from~. ut1l stuareabOmeoraptmeot 642·10•li bef 10 a.m .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-1..508. ---------• Attl'Kt.lve La l8r la <MD 2 BR. 2 Ba, wtenr l 1ar &nel ~ l"\.M.n ,......,. Tr.... ~aftlOa.m. DrtiHIY FOUND: M blk & tan JaMW..t.d. 7075 Automotive Manage- ma.h&te adfta, nu "l.I S325 No peh 1912 ~ u.IAJU ~\U'ltD r-tnn ~ard ••••••••••••••••••••••• meiat gar, 2234 Rut«f'f"'\ Dr Wallace 111 27U or lBR.Wallttobc.-h.acboola Uk t'C'~~Kt~" Arclutect needs l Bdrm ........... 'purebred, ap. Female Companion / ""•~•& aSmo.<2U)..S.510t "'1·~ A:shops S32S+tat/laat&c c:~~ apt. Corona de l Mar PINCHER prox~mos.6'>1508. travelcook.abop,dnve. St-1 b _. :; ; ,._,.1 ..... _ b'"-----:; 831•tt;..1,bornlon Realty ~l.34Slnc.-elt?J area. lmmed. oecupan ADS Found: AVON. Newport 1port1, O.C. ex. refs Mlna•w•_.. ~ r aan.ic-n a.,. ~•"' DUl"m, •uQ, enc. -ey. X.lnt refs. Ask for Bay. Owner Identify. 644~•111•..., pwl, rec lln!a, SZ85 71< &araae. Lge 2 Bdrm, partially Roommate. Ba I boa RalelghtU0-'1051 67~ ---------• Aureselve hldlvlduaJ W Ullh ~ __ l-32'7·M79 ___ furn. Wa lk to bch & bland.S141Mo mcl.uttl Y ff) ---------•HlfltW..tecl 7100 neededtomanageoneol aa, cbelor 1apt ldror8~ .. nt Bachelor. rtsenJor c!Uun shop&. Ut.il pd. $31!()/mo. 3 BR. 2 ba. 673-8632 ~nnst/ OHL • SCRAM-LETS ....................... =l ~::fde~A um .. uti inc '""e' only. Sl.50/mo lnclu uut ~t F' rmate wanted. sunny 3 e Acctno Bldtpng successful background in ~~ --64MUJ IAcJlma Hiiis 3150 bdrm yrly Bal ls $177. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~i:ori 0;t~~m~ro~11f;'5 ANSWERS TeMPOIARY finance and insurance a Leglllaleoch 3741 New 2Bdrm. lBa. prlv ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lon673-3414 BusJn.ss or I~~~ with d Penny Studio -Clove -R.eeister Today to work m1.111l.Top salaryll:com- ••••••••••••••••••••••• aar. dshwshr. $270/mo. • •Guu• HILLS Oppan.ity 5005 Pincher Ad. 3 lines for 2 Patch-Gambol -on various accounUno & mission + new demo lo b -""" Male, nonsmoker will ••••••••••••••••••••••• consecutive da.,. Each • the right If Oreen!ront luxunoua 1 ir 631-4938/635-4781. New adult d_,luxe apt.a share apt wl'h female JV HIT CAT bookkeepln1 assign. person. you $.'i~O. No p~l•. Vrly . IL.L.&... c...au... .. tl f1.1m & unfurn. BllUards. S30wk .. CM 546-2068 TRAVB. AGENCY add1t1onal lane i& 60' ror C. I.A. news release: ments. Work close to are goal oriented and Adults.497-1082 -..,........... pool. jacuul, sand FRANCHISE lh'J0d:J:,·,!;~r1:.!T!~s .. Mice have been found your home. Figure want to Join our team, 2 Bdrm, den, skylight. o1J ball One person to shr 2 unf in the White House. To Clerks to Sr. Accoun· piease call Jean for a .... ,....._... 37'9 deck, upgraded Country v ey · y bdrmsw/pvtbathln3Br The new way to own a For more anform~llon meet the emergency, a tants needed thruout confidential interview at ....... •••••••••••••••• ~g. No c.-hildren. no ALICIA ILL.AGE tri -leve l condo. NB. travel agency. Travel andt.opla~youradcall HIT CAT has been sent OranieCo. <7l4l 543-9702. 28r $.125, 9 monU\a.• pets. s,m. Da)'3, 64&-4262 25211 Stockport ~2632 Network. Start your own over .. Robert Half's Monday-Fz:iday Bach.$250. Yrly/utilmc oreves.64S-9S43 S8J-615lorS81-6130 Exp. not require d Accountemps 8:30amto5:00pm G•, AJt. 213-96&-1711 Office open 9-1 d:iUy Roommate . M /F, Balboa Complete support &c long 642-5678 FOUND:LittJe C.Uc.-o cat 500 s. Main. Ste SOI OC••~...., t.rnLJTIES PAID! Mlwnnti leach ~•6t Isl. $170. mo. Sunny 2 term service provided . .!::::========:::! W/pinlt flea collar, vie No. Tower, Union Bank ~rllli"" 1 $135 FURNISHED' ·r-~ BR. Michael, 61J..9477 Ca 11 Mr. Ch a r I es. N..-u-~ 646-4905 ln.,...-Ci f Or Automotive Machinist •BR & 3 BR wllta, blt.ns. GOOD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------1 7l4-838-92t2. Acrybc nails 100% guar -~ ... ~. rnv ty o ange Exper only. Gd pay. Top rrplcs. Winter rentals AREA PARIMIWPOltT h'OCJH 4150 S20 Haarcrafl Plant FOUND: 8/14. nr Clvicr~~~7~14~/83S-4~~l~03~~~1 beoefita. Lri & grow\ng S700&c600Mo. RUN!! Ba c helors, 1 or 2 for1'ftlt Furniture s tripping M&-l~ Center S.A. Blk Poodle I· company. Call Jim, O'Jl{ERSAVAIL. 645-4900Fee Bedrooms&Towohouaea ••••••••••••••••••••••• franchise estab 2 yrs In Lod&Fo.td 5100 .. Petey ButJer .. wearing ADMlNISTRATIV Ii: ~. A11ent6751M2 FromS349.SO Garaae. xtra long. H.B. ff::.t i:.tas!?:S~t7:; ••••••••••••••••••••••• CypressJD.640-7329 SPECIALIST Office SouthcoastAutoSupply ----I Bedrm, jacuzzi. pool. Spectacular spa, total $35mont.h. Manaaement. fiUng . lyp &MachlneSbop. BACH-1&2 BDRMS. gas & water paid No rec.-reatlon program. 847·9939 below cost. S7000 firm. Lost or Found a pet? Call ang. No •xp•rl •n~ ... , __ 1188_W_. _Ba_k_e_r_.C_M_._ Cl d 548·7622 Animal Assistance PwWMlh SlSO '" "' "' "",-O&e towoter. pets. A u.lts only. $270. 50C1al p.....,..am. 7~1s,8 OffluR...tGI 4400 needed. We wlll train "-JI ~-3338 • -e·· . '.Atun'e c...,., 2273 no fee •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• "° ...,.. Call 00--4411 lennl5 courts. At ash ion FLOWER SHOP. Costa .,....,.... -·. . . you. Women and men. HOSTESS!! ON TIIE BEACH. bach. Spacious 3 br. 2 ba, from $170 & S160. li.t + fireplace, Garage. $375. SSO sec. dep. Ref 's 67J.1023or675-100.. lsland, J amboree & San ••••••••••••••••••••••• M R d F'OUND Blk G Sp&riW Reader C a I I A r m y 0 p J,.,.,,um· Hills Road. fR[[ RENT esa. eposses:1e : erman ''""'So.EICamlnoReal -.. Owner in Texas, must Shepherd, female. nr ... Ml portunities: Hey! We're looking for a mature person lo meet and greet our customers. No selling requ1 red. Please call Tom or Frank for an Informal in· tervlew 9·12. 1·3 Mon. thru Wed. (7141644-1900 sell. Agt. 751·1400. Califorrua & Minnesota. San Clemente. Fully lie. Costa Mesa 540-1026 c M ~5·3342 For appt. 492· 7296 Hunt ·a Bch 962-3821 673-1241 lOAM.aPM. Clean 2 BR. 1 ba, kids OK, Nice 28r Dplx upstalrs. Oreanrront beaut. 4br gar, no~. S250mo. Bef frplc, W /D, gara~e. 3ba. + loft. Yrly lse 2pm 548·5853 adults, no pet.s, nr Lado t7l4) 956-5871. ' Isleshopplaa. Lse, credit r-c•---'-·1. l BR, crpts. drps, kids ok. ref. $SOOmo. 41M-6303 --""' 377fll Nopeta. '24(). •••••••••••••••••• • •• •• 645-2274 Bachelor umt t,; block CA1 the beach. all utlJ pd, from beach. All util pd. bacb $26.S, 1 BR $325, lse O>zy East.aide 1 Br, avail. No kids. no pets. 201 E. Udesired. H92·':1110 now. Natural wood thru· Balboa Blvd. S2SO per nh out. Lola or storage mo. + security dep. Call AF,f-t'~J '-d s~ce. Crpta, drp5, slv ~ _Su_e_SM-_TI07 ____ _ -w .. u..u d1ap. S240. Mon·Fr1 , ••••••••••••••••••••••• 731-$)01 lrg duplex. upJSer, 3Br. tcAoare•aala 3101 2ba, h1>1. dshwsbr, W/D. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br Mesa del Mar. Cpta, gar. C'taannel view, ste~ srEPS TO BEACH dJils, enc paUo. " aar. loocn. S550. 67$-7895. QM 1 bdrm, huge yard. No pell. $2SIO/mo. Call BCH DPLX 3Br. 2Ba. Uta I pd. $295. yrly. 75l..:tm6. frplc, gar, oew cpta, no 673.s439 or 833-6118 EASTSIDE 2 BR. 1 Ba pets. $500 mo. )' r I Y CoronadelM.-3122 Duplex, near Saint _~ __ 1682_· _____ _ •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• Joachims. Mature cou-MS Walk to Beach! -pie. $300. 540-3535 or Garage• ---------1 ~71 Stove & Ow5h! Deluxe Suites 544 ail 269 sq ft 197-1750 sq ft All amenitl•1 -Udo Mna VHIGCJ9 Mtwport 675-8662 IAYRlOMT OFffCES Cannery VIUage-New of· fices from 300 s q ft- raotast1 c views, lg pal1os·p a rk1nl{ & JanJtoriaJ tnch.lded 2808 Lafayette Ave • N R 673-1003 ...,. 3 Br. 2 baths, frplc, 2 car 64S-4900 P'ee I ~..,.. aar Nrnew. $4SO. BIG CANYON EAST ZS0.500 sq. ft dlx ofr W '[}., l.'":!"!.!.,. TSLMcmt.642·1603 BR townhome. 2 ba·. ~ ~T~;;:_~om $150 2 BR Westside, lovely 4· fpk's. 2-car gar w /auto --------- GARDEN APTS plex, pleasant surround· opener. A/C & more CORONA DEL MAR ings. $395. mo. 751 ·9930 Ava1J 9/1, no children, no 2 Br Tov.:nhouse, frplc. 3 BO, 2 ba, frpl, yd c\ ""pets __ ._644_-0509 ______ , THE EFFICIENT ALTERNATIVE Pool. tennis. Some ocean patio 2 car gar adlta T H E N E w P O R T & Catalina views. Close Nr. S.A. CouotrY Club'. MARINA, beaut newly Mo. lo mo. rent incl to Fash\on Island & fine 5425 mo. 631·1816 dcrorated 2 BR. 2 ba + R e e e P l . 11 e r v .. beach. 644·2611 . den, waterfront, sandy peraonabied phone cov· --------•12 bd, 1 ba duplex, gar, beach, lovely gorden. erage. conf. Pm, mall crpts, d~, adlls, no Boat slip uvall. No aerv . parking & more in 3 bdrm, 2""' ba, new cpl!!, pets , Wilson/Stale children n o pc l s Newport. dl15hwa11her. patio & 646-336.5 673 .. 1414 ' TIIE EXECUTIVE garage. $525. Lae. ---------SutTE640·5470 673-7513. Agt. 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, 1150 SQ n. ~ bUt to beach, 3 BR 2 BA.1-------- Frplc. Encl gar. D/W & downstairs. blt·ms, frpl. l''ronl coiy 3 bd or den, G/D S37S. Mesa Verde. patio. garage, lease frplc, dbl gar SS.SO mo. 7~16.. m~ s:-ioo 1.27 44th St 64G-6140 64G-75M/83VT714/613 3269 . ' DISCOUNT! TRUCKING. Water con· RELAXING MASSAGE Lag. Hills768-52.51 st.ruction. $95,000/yr net L-Ot;t Shep.Husk pup <fem ) 29% down. Agt, 751-1400. ~ry/bm/blk, wh tip on BobJames·Uc.-Masseur Ad'lftrifliftg Salff tail. Name-Summer Vic. __ Ou_t_call_9-_9._4_1M_·_5_11_1_ Newport area. Ex- Bath boutique, unique & beautiful merchandise. Pre stigious NB loc. Florida business owner Must sell. 813/262-6115 ur 714/640-7234 GYM Best buy in Orange Co. for equipment & loc.-a tioo. $10,000 full pnre Owner, 997-8552, noon Mesa Wood11 . Reward PREGNANT? Caring. perience preferred. 546-0173 confidential counseling & Weetty draw. 673-5921 Lost: G<>lden retriever. referral. Abortion. adop-.1•--------·1 M.. 1 ~ yrs old, 65 lbs, lion & keeping. Advertlaing HARIOUR YW Your SUPER Dealer ln Huntington Beach 842-4435 golden bm rolor w/wh1te APCARE $47·2563 UMOA & v1au SPECIAL AUTO~~ chest, possibly injured. Vic. Coast Hwy & Thalia. Lag Bch on 8/6. Reword Outcall Mossoge EDITION Soeclallstl 497 1192 FortM'-of ftl Busy Cbevy Service Serv. all 0 Co SALES Dept. to add lechnlclans Lost: S m l blk Fem ing~73~e · for light , quack neutered cat. 5 yrs old. ---------1be Dally Pilot bas im· mechanic a I. 15 A , -wht nea collar. Mlsslag *l'\llAl.n'Y mediate opening for door/alass alignment. IAUOA ISL.AHO s 1 n c e 8 I 6 I 7 8 . N r TV quallfied sales person to etc. who late pride in 9pm, wkdays. Girt Sbop with 2nd rloor Be a c h/Adams. HB • ESCORTS• sell annual year end workmanship. Perma· office. Call fast ror de Children's pet. Call Phforapp't 835-3749 Special Progress Edi· neat. varied & interest· tails. 640-5112 81ll 963·2963, 7SMOSO work. lion. Past newspaper Ing! Idea I for sem • • VIDEO MOVIE PARLOR sales expenence pre· rewed lype. Opportunity Money to Loan 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• QUICK CASH lsl & 2nd Trust Deed loans arranged for any reason. Credit no pro· blem. Borrow on the in· creased value of your home. Call today for faat, courteous lnformation. ~ax Home Loans Licensed Home Loan Brokers s erving So. Calif. for 17 yrs. Call our neares t office, (714) 8.17·':1144 1st. 2nd & 3rd T.D.'s. Credlt no problem. 738-4271 Arranged by Coast Home Loans LOST CAT, Male, sips In Free20minl.ntroductory ferred. TemporarY posi· for advancement. parked c.-ars.orangecol· visit, no purchase req. tioo could become $9 .SO/hr. see Mr . ored. s hort tailed. Also dance & rap permanent by year end Trevino. HOWARD Reward sessions. Good commiasion ·draw CbevroleL Dove & Quail •94·161lor41M-4052 DAHCEOFFUH program. Call for in· Sts .. NewportBeach. Found: Young Shepherd 20805. Euclid.Anaheim tervlew. --... -......_-'-,-......._---- male mix. MulU colors, Exc.-ltlng recording. ORAMGICOAST -_,,".., loves kids Vie · Bolsa 54a-l'22. DAILY f'ILOT $300 P• WHlc Chka & Hell. HB. Ph: A 642-4.321. Ext. 277 auto painting prepara· 846-8579 Pl.AYM TES Equal ()pporturuty lion man. Must be able to REWARD Employer I :;and, mask. prime & •carts/Models block sand. Leo's Auto LOsr: 2 yr old wh1te1---7_ll_·l_S_l_l ___ ,AIRCRAFT REPAIR: Body,6'2-9:r7l. Samoyed female dog. Dll.l.A"S Airplane and helicopter Auto Painter Lastseen Sat.pminarea OCCULTSHOP M~caJ aplitude re· MOOwk.M2-937l of 19th &c Harbor. Ans. to qwred. We will train you. "Shondl". Please call RIADIMCiS Women and men. Apply AtrrORENTAL 5'8·4676 before 5pm. Tea. tarot cards, ESP. at Army Recruiting Of. TRAINEE 846-8M4art.5pm readines dally. 9AM-flee.Call: Opportunity for in· RE w AR 0 f 0 r 10 st 8PM. For appt, 494·9177. Colla Mesa 540-1026 t.elli&ent. friendly. neat !!atlboal Jibsail Lost vie U30 N. Cat. Hwy, Lag Hunt'& Bch962-8821 appearing young man Jambor ee Bl vd. nr _Bch._________ Lal\UlaHills768-52Sl over 18. Pl-ev. exper. not req. Start wit.h lot man Newporterlnn955-~ Succesaful O.C. bus t· AHXTIAIHCOMI duties. advanoement 3BR 2b r Sub ...__, . .-..1...e '!11.2, SfEPSTOOCEAN.sharp 12.000sqft • a, am.rm -uwn " lge2BR1Ba,winterren· Lost. boys Schwinn c:hildnm. no pet.s. $650 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tal, no pets. $400 mo Asluiboutoertr.. TNTERESTONLY crwser. blk wtchrome nessman urbane . Hiehrommw/preslige avail to auto rental sensiuve, Interested In lnc.-omeTaxServlce. counter·man. Good driv· - Ageot873-~ 2bd, newcxpts. drps. pnl. 673-Tr.rT REAL ESTATE LOANS whJs. l:ast seen front or balcony. gar . $325 ---------, Arranaed an pnvacy of Market Basket, Harbor Luxury3bd.rm,2ba, 1800 I00-9325 ~t~~~~~rl~~~~ ~prOCJ"Gm YC:.=tv hnds & Baker. C.M. anyone sq ft! Lrg pauo. bay & New 1 BR. l Ba. pvt, yrd, 67l-130Seves. Couuuuarct Pan 955-007!·BftKR havina an!o. call 545-3839 ocean view $650 Sngls utll pd, nope~. $32.5. mo. H rt l lJ.1113 Reward (or return. -OK. Mr. Moore. e73-7692 861·3819 PROMONTORY '1' __ .,_ .. -''I*'--------J~ ~~lv:~~~~te!J0:~~ Lost sm tn ctr rem Basen. ttwtfn4•1Nclt 3840 l BR, view of bay & CclM OFFICES . d d JI dog. vie.-Adams/ ...,. ocean ts.50/mo 833-0200 the ,Class1f1 e A a. Brookhurst wearin"' red 3 BR, 2 be apt. Few blks ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ' • lrfCllutCMery Hew ~Yr~ the easiest way collar. Ans "Ta;ha" fromooean.1625. 'Sharp, beach. 2 & 3 BR, ' SUITts. So. or Coast tnfl~Justt.heltemsand Rewardll63-SlOl 7~9$28 frplc .. dis hwasher, S.asw• 3176 Hwy. Available Now! serv1ceayouneed! · K1&1e m11tr aulte, 3 br, 3 g a r a g e & P a t lo 1 • •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• SEE to appreciate. 1395. -s ........ b a, I u x u r y , 4 2 o 960-2358. Fonver view of ocean, nrr Call Unda 676-2311 OpporhMity 5005 Oppor...rty 5005 Goldenrod $58S •97·1955 "' ··-'-•• .. A I l c beach. 2 br 2 ba, ad11lL1. CdM di u1•~ UI pd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ----·-· 10wrn..,..,.e~ ove y, spa . $325 492-6819 x 11 ...,.., u , Charmlni 2 bdrm homf' & home-lb:e. 2 br with · AIC, ample pkna. rrom nr bc.-h & stores call l~ pvt, aatcd entrance + 2 3 bd apt, wallt to bch. Sl65. No lse req. 615-6900 S4 67 · patios. some with att. clMn It reacly now. $360 see 76· 5·6299 garage. swimming pool. Also 1 bd $275. t98-1903 1200 sq n office space. Costa Mesa 3824 Jacuul. 1'ennls courts. 1 MIMlll07 PCH. Npt Bch. Good ••••••••••••••••••••••• bllt to Huntington abop· ._...,_ ~•io local.ion. Robbie. 548--0757 LA MANCHA 4'1'S pmg center mall. Adulta. -AM -No pets. From $43$ .... •••••••••••••••••••• Airport sgl o~c. secty Large 1.2&3 bedroom S.awlnd Village, lSSSS 2 br, 1ll4 ba condo, pool srvt:11 on C)remises. $125 g11rden epts. Dl!hwhr, HuntlngtonVUlaaeLane. SIXl.540-3S35or mo.957·9331 bJt.na, enc.-I ~ar, gas bbq. H.B. (714)888--9861. u•-4471 --·-------Pool Ons Pd. 778 Scott """ ORAMGI! r1 642 5013 2 Br. cblldren welcome. if a lwnh A1n.e•1d COUNTY New 2 br. 2 be. au bltna. no pet.. StarUng at mo or UnfwlulsMd 1900 o c ~ frpk:, encl. 1ar, patio, °'°•~· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mr. • tndryrm.sao. NEW DELUXE AP'TS. THEEXCITINO ~~:.:i~s!D~~· TSL"Manit M2·1G03 1.2"3 Br, ramUy rm, rALMMISAAP'TS. CORPORATEREALTY Garden llb apta, adult ~...,., 968-2720. ~TO NPT fTMllllB llvtng, 2 bdrm, pool • Bae~BR NEWPORT BEACH. Jar\ml. 1n E. 22IMl Sl. Walktobeleb edltCOftdo. from •up. MARINERS MILi!: 300 C.111. "5-Xtl ~ iiiCiJ.m. 2Ba, 2 Adult.I, No Pee.a 1q. ft. trpta, drlll, pvt fllHr new townl\ouae. car aar. Priv auard aale. YR Ill ... Dr. bath, all uUJ. incid. Am· center of town. Zbr. "150/mo.~ (5BlklSutotNewport pltlt1t'&.5'4-M'18 ~.!~· fD<'!1..~~~ir NtCE. l ·!' br,c pool, tam!C:~ lu1ha11l""'* 4410 ~~·mo.~. 1.,..,., ,.,,.c, ~. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NeWl1 decorated 2 BR 2 Adlta. MMtMorMNUl a.... 4000 \V anted: 1000.1500 aq ft lh Ba, cpta, drp1, bltn l blockfrom~en. sa&&. 1 .. :::.:..:. .... : ............ a; n•l«hbof1rhood 8'CMI eacl aar Wr OCC. br 6 2 br _. Frplc 808 n.uum w / iutt'hft'let~ • I center or •I· -.SS1-a.sa ' UOISt. --~ • lllOlftftlrup. 1reu1ve woman·, · ---548-07M clothing store. 552-0155. 1 br prden apt. Stoff • 2 br tri_plex unk, mat"'e Ambtaa dot' I I COlta 21.lnU-'11°' Len .. ox ntrt~ca. 110 P'(a. adult.I ..,_ tat ,. lut + M•, :Z,., H~~. Oen .... .,. .. l...td 4500 $250. • ~i. ~ trallv located, m rooms. • •••••••••••••••••••••• Monfamili•&n1-Uoa tzs 2 Blt w/bltaa 6 encl MANY with kitchen, •.ooo sq . fl. New u. c~ .. bui~ w.. Pld1o " ,.,..,., MMaOO phone &t TV. SwtrnMtna watthouse •J>tl~ KB In· year. 11 iou ban a ... IOI' am.. :am. J~~~· Ir an:.::~ dUltl1al Put ... 4111 ~that'• D04.11Wt'1Aa l.UJnlr7 townllouM apt. 3 ,.._ aurttnt from SM• ~new mo 1eat Ind. It NlJ k ow"Wbla i Br, I battts. New . ..-. de. 18081 Redol'ldo Clt, a.•ntd A4. •1mo. PhPM-JJO? ttMMO •B. H\mt. Bdl1•.z.1s,. • • MO SB.UNG HO IXPl.lllMCI HO IMVISTMIMT GUARANTEED INCOME SHJ4 ,.. MOHTH PUU. TIMI UJ4PU MOMTH P.t.tt TtMI C....-y: Furnishes entirely nt'w type or ultra modem vend.Ing m•chmes and t.op quality locations plus all supplies. lnauranee, lic.-enslng. trs1nln1 and caf1lal for expansion aner 90 days. You wll be shown documented proof that the averal(e locaUoo hH fl62 custom@n per month and we atart you walb 10 locations ..... ~·Dl.- IUSFS IA.LL Y klT KAT HllSHIY IARS Ml. GOOOllll .... IUlkl YUM The NaUon'a lArtest Selllnt Canted.Ion ......... Muat be able to devott 20 houn a month to thl• bualneaa havt a &lnoore dealre to operate own buslnas be of sound ch•r•cttr and havt> adequate worklna capital. Prt>ference wlll bfl •hown lo those Individuals wUUftl to start on ia pert. Um• ba•la .. a' l•••t WltU they demonatrate lhe dependat;Ulty wt1 r~uire Not alOllated with Hershey P'oods Cori>. or Ut•.tvm Inc. .. c ......... c.11..._J. ..... (114)111..., ~ . .....,,.,...,a.., =w tWtMIC.,. a.. .-.ca..n, ... .u A _........_.._ meeting attractive. CompleteTra1ning tn.r reeord req. 831·3480 slender woman, 30-40 Tax Corp. or Amen ca or'95-Q30 F.nclose photo. Reply to SS2·9600. 8411·3898, 9-9 Box 318, ~ Dally Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. Ca. 9'l626 S200A WEB Kna ElllOl Servinl Orange County "It '11 a pleasure to serve you." 738-078S 738-0'18e MASSAGE RGUREMODELS 1scom OUTCAU. OHL Y Dys.nH.ltr 631-2140. Att sllm F 45, loves walks on bth, cooking, fi.shlna. bridge & entertaining at home. Would lite to spend 2nd ball w1gent who bu home on water. Repl,y to Ad •2!M C/O Dally Pilot Box 1580. Calta Meu, CA 82lll:!IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• APT. MAMAGY Nat'I jewelrY co. looking 10 Unit apt bldg, Costa for 10 energetic people to Mesa. Live on prop. learn business from Prefer exper'd cpl .. no (rOWld up. For appt. Call chlldnm. 67~~110 &c.5163. ---------..... Mte•worta BabyaJtter needed, N. ~ Resp. adult w/eaper. ln dyaJw\forlmonfirl. needlepoint, ltnlttln~. AAZpm,548-11.M. crochetlna • .crewel WYSITTB~Mahn wanted for poaatlon in needlework ibop. Some wanted ln n\1 . B home. retail exper. helpful Mon·Ftl, 7 :30-•:30. In 645-M83 art. Ila m rant. Refs. 848-8885 ASSIMILBS tor da~ s hin. 7:30am. 4pm. Starting 13hr. Ask for Mr. Clifford. Poat· t.lom avail late Aug. Call 642-5254. ASSEMBLERS Electronlca capacitor mtmlfacturer needa U · v:.;. ~.';.~~ .... aoies. <>ranp Ave. SA. Bank Secretary lmmed opening for 1ecy to bank manager. Good !!«retarlal skills req·d. Prefer bao1ting exper Call Lou Cops for appt. (714) 848·12M. ~t!!e wa HAW'C TINll IOll T'OV! ASSIMILH ~ & •..-t• ot electro-mecbanlcal 8anldna B e a u t 'I • c h a r m · devlces. Pretl~lon • ~ w ...... =·,~i.= ~~ ;:r,tt;,o~o·:~; IOO 8h1 .'!'.! .. M d Inner, d an c In I . neceas. Call for app't, L.9pe-- hoetesaee, theater. Party 64M514. Is acctptlq appllcaUons Boat ~ice avail. Ex· S.R. En1intt11n1 tor experiencea Br•nch elusive aervlce by dis· 834 ProducUon Pl, NB. Secretary. Sal com- C'n!el ledtee who reaUn UMnllUJ'ltt wttxsitr. xint the tmporunce of corn· Aaemblcn beMftll. Call Mr. Lel<'h pet.lblecomper\)>, Mat.• ILIC1'oHIC •·t'l'71 . P'tmaleclientel• Kalpint ASSIM..-s Equal Opp Emplyr m/f A11oc. JC au II a Ave -..:---'...:..:..--'-----Anaheim UMm Mtdlcat co. ln Mlulon BlaiUndert eXJ)ericnced. ~ la .... Ina Hpet'd private COUlltl'l t lub. S-WCWM 1400 antmblara worktn1 call 84'·5•04 lor ln· ••••••••••••........... wtsmall componenlt. t.W'lew. Oood t)'t •ltM manual ---------Sl•U? dutertt1 req'd. Xlnt lt..tyltyhtA.tat. CaJl INTIOVJIW for t'-bm4lrha New bulld&q. To Lralti for dieatelt. lnttllll \ • dlat'l"Hl Onl1 deDeftdatllt tlard Top wa~. Jbirmack _,to tMM a.. 11Dt1e ~ lad.l.Wuall call ~ betpt\U. rau people. 19-Mll. Pwm. wcitk n.U oalJ. ~tor ria!1t pe.rty. -OlU!t!-.... •.aB001'117.mt l I Help W..ted 71 00 ~ W..e.4 71 00 tW, We.fM 7100 tWit W..ted 7100, ...... W..tM 7 1 oojHefp Wlllled 71 OO Tu.day, Aug int tS. t918 DAILY PILOT £9 •••••••••••••-•••••••• -••-• .. • ... •••••••• ·-••••••••••••••• .. ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••-••••••••••• ...., W-.ct 7 100 ...., W..ted 7100 W-.cl 71 00 fll.Qi~ ":1-..=o Ca:tcal Cook. tllQI bredfut, •PP-D••= , ~ .............................................. ~ ................. . 131.fTTL or .., btD.--.JoU18.Qltt, )\aU limo PQlflloo, • IMTmtYllW,... ~ llai. ... 2pmA-Bplm,ins MAMCUllST Office poiulloo avall 1"* 1m E. l>1W M ~ldeLralninlfOl'lnu· --... an a wa. PP Y ,. .. 1--NB r,. -..1.·• btWb .. 1161-S perl ('.cl Oood • .,__,.., psnon. Canale Fooda, ,........ · ·""'· · atta. w/aur .. ._UJ tnvest.meot ~~ .. ~-tn. 0~~+ ar-.ma 911bc,..·n·-..... c11om,.. MAHA•as imsMorganLn.H.B. ~. maoaaemnt r1rm an -..-_,_ -.. r-""11Uft ~ '"' ..... au lrvine lndU.5trtal r<>m· COlllUIL.Ml-Mt&. ~rwES COOKS naon for •PP&. Resort and Spa located in Palm LVN. Alleray,NB. ~It at MATERIAL CONTROL p&ex MuteQjoy'llWOftula Beauty Saloa ta C.ll -X.W• .\IJ!l1 la penoa MA af.aoG SprtngS area ta seek.lng experienced ftnt olc duties. 4 day wk. EXP EDITOR Entry w/oumbers • be ac· n .. d• W11 st1 1tata. Newport Center flnu. BAllU.S. 2lJ £ lTlhS&, DOCUMIMT couple 88 management team. ~·*~ ~ posU.lon. :un. 1 yr curato. Xlol fr\nt '-" Ouan + co:mcn. cia1 ft.no.-.,. ....... , c.M. o ce proce ure te· bmdlu Opportunrt.)' for bl• ledhld11a1:to"; CONTIOLC&.81 ...... Stlllry MacMHSllop ~~Abl11~t~~~lt learoln& le-•dvauclng 541 M4I ca.rte.al toali'OU Ac· COOKS Tab chart• of d~u· • 0.. ...... .,. I II I T,..... w • Mai.I n11ume to P.O. Box BIMlta c0ta.U.. badt r011ad "-~:!li~.mmed a.a t0nt.rol MCtJoD (;J •C1..,.,C8' Plastics fabricator tuu ro.amusLCallforappt. 12218,c/oTbeDailyPllot. PsHk S.ou... lJPna liiUa ::.f lA n; ..,....pfor Some en1. dept. Malntatn • ~II 1 we =io1s for m•cbine ~763llEOE Box 1560. Costa Me... ~'T<XXROOMlU!LPP aper.~ 111 aldll ~.Good lanb bhaer;tnt aroblv ... Qualllledappllcantsollly. trainees. Apply ln llATURI!! WOllAN _Callf __ .aa __ . ___ _ ~l1ar~!':1!: =i=>S::.J:~ ~:t::T. =foto~-t .. ~cb. Brlogresumesto: --PluticaCorp. :~~c'::.e~~ :ec':0~:c~ OffkeDtl-•ery necessary Good OP · ..,, Ellaallel -Ofklnt ..,.IUI. Orowlnl "':~r':nle• Sberatoo Newport Hotel 113'12EutmaoSt. trv. merchant.a. Ftnible bn. loy portuDll)' tor a aalf conde • compaay manLt.offeracoodpay6 1bursday8-17from2·5PM .... ..._CHl ... E081!11 Need ear, Ute typing. F /time. Neal appear 1i..rt.er. ~ Coatlw Hellt beuftt•. conaonlal at d .,..,.,,_ " l'"&A. M7.a85. Valid. C&llf. driven lk. QOA.UTY CJilVISINO Nead /Um t mch "')\ 1 moaphore. EQual Oppor • an TRAINEE. Opp to learn 18 or older. Apply in 6AU...BQATS o.a.t~utm P • wad\ c P· ~k.!1cr Ql)l Friday IH8 frotn 9 AM to Noon N/C machining. Prevex· Medical Back office asst. penon to Mr. Fuentes. ID·1MU30!&~ ~v~t~d!!:~ 1~~ DlCC Ask for Mr. London or Mr. Chester pr. helpful, but not nee. busy N.B. 08/Gyn offc. Robert Bein. William med. Y/Ume work avaU . Irvine ~a1 557.ZI!{) Exper OQ),y need apply. Frost Is Aasoc • 1401 • It IJtr PJClit Call ---------• Please send resume to QuaUSt.N.B. FHh-lilt lnve.uneat N r'llM'Al bet.W'D a •pm \714) DOMUTIC Machine 0,.. ator ~Ad #UIS, Dally OFFICE HELP·F H B hrm. X1n.t oppoc, &xp.r -~ 9S7.QS83. AIDF. Uveln Ge&ALOfflCI IMSUIAMCI Full or p/Hme. Must Pilot. P .O. Box 1540, Drupt.ore lt ~ee . ~1.1 req 'd. C.11 OP~fS eour.-Perwoa wank!d · for lull time workln1 Must know A/P, A/R 6: Property and Caaualty b ave worked with Cost.a Mesa, Ca.Ul.12162& tq, O¥er 25. Mrs. &tc'h ~ l>ue to ••pa1ulon SLrn.11 nu. Meda u uper'd ~l. 8".pr Top pay Pd panio1 (Jtrl)' born• pl.aa Tille f'X~r. pnif'd1• bat not nee C all Mlc brlt' 5.58-W •. ext a Bookhe.,.r. pt-time, :.ome l)tplna • fahn&. dwes Utcl , venly111tc 1.111 b1llln1a. makln1 out statements. paying all bills. N.B. area. 546-6020 IOOKKEEPEI s..:hricbea, eaper pre-parenta. w /2 acbool ~· F\IU lime until Assistant Account Ex· fiberglass. S4 hr. Hunt· Medical Office. Gen'J U · ICT.zill A ~ Die imurantt f'd. Fume. Gary'• DeU, children lo Hunt Bch. Sept lltJI. Part time ecutive. Expr. nee. logton Bch 847·8310, at. Spanish apeaklos. ---. ------~ a..dQua.rter.ct S1lJt E. CoutHwy, CdM f':inal •plt'1. dJ1ver'1 Uc. thereafter. PJeue call M.intJnum 2 yrs incl typ.. S3M760 ww lrain. Ute typtu. Cftice IPJ'l, Ptr t PM to 8 ~.!!'"po~~~-c~J~ c ,,....-..-. • llu1t love children. 642-lSllS •-.. Xlnt benefits. New Must be bl to •orl: PK Moo Frs Call Mon --tDcD .. "',.... ........ _.. •-.......-SaJary 847 MM ..... MACHIHIST eves or n!c1s~ sca.,;r Fri a..s ~e Co. Avt.a: lkilla and poeraJ otntt PW dlyde&JMl'll, CdJI ' 8art°'*1· . GEHR'L OFC /GAL ~e~~~·u~cse N.B. co. needs. CJasa A tion(71A)971M13:N Hperieoce In one or Good waps. F/Umo. Ex· OI . FRIDAY B .. Machinist for Bridgeport MEDICAL SPECIALIST more ol Ule followto1 pa. Ir inexper'd. Cali Dnperiea Xlnt opportunity for roaers. 494·1087 or MW. & Hatdinge Lathe. foe clinics and fte1d wUt.a. Ofllce ~I wanted for arus Jan Tam~pm, 1'75-a308 Drapery room worter. qualilled penon who bas ~ ~~~or lilaurlne CIOM tolerance precision No experience required. wbda e Co. Avb· Eaperieoced or will exper. w/coostructlon f!'J, wort. Exper req'd. Top We will train YCJU, Call don. lfoo. 1%om8to5. AB l)luaterbelpl0P11 ·8AM train.&U-18'3 contracts Ii some J..,_s/J•ltNH beos.E.O.E.551-905luk Anny()pportunities: (n4)8'1'1M3:M Pvt·tl•• r.••ltl• W-mcbe.lls DonUU 25.3 E. Driven. ruJJ Prr. Delive knowtedge of leasing & P/time • ltume. Irvine roe Ron Adams. ~aiilesa~l02IS Office Maoa1er, wide lw-eoo• ••d•Y· t7'bSLCM tr.bly bated goods ~~t::"trt~ ~:...~lrain.ldealfor MAG 2 Operator, wlll H~~= ules. No experieo.ce ,..,.,, · W.st ~••• COUMTEI auper market. Drive Complex. Salary com-&aAaeWaves, students & train legal sety Non necessary, wiU traao. =~ -..... PIRSOM van. 146-3751 between mensurat.ew/exper.Call cpls. Must have own smoker. Top salary. MissionVlejo Prd.~orolder.S57-48M 9AM·12PM. 9 7 9 . 8 3 0 0 b t w n trao1p " phone. Call IWS-1400 MOTOR ao•.... «774-QlSO. for Dry Cleaners. Part betwn 3-6pm, (714 ) Vllii ---------time.~1985Lag Bch 3pm..S:30pm. 833-7015. Maid, full time or pt.time, The Dally PUot baa ai-... ------- DllYERS GIRL FRIDAY, ~ lime Janitorial ltion.s avail cxperpref'd. lar~e route tn Mlasloo Cfftce Men or women 25 yrs or Job for combination Ptr ni :'5work Pa ~ 642-3030 VieJo. Monday thru fl'rl· Don't Just GO older. Know the coast medical practice & real u ~ls VI : 1 Y day aftern00C1S. Satur· ~4S-6o w,. CUSTODIAN • ntt ' I IJ/ Ac.c:t.MJ Aecouot1 payable, general omc-e expr. r~· quired. 0.C Airport area. Mr. Miller S40-0500 Maltl ....... --.-.. -,-......,----· .. ,,. c ... 30 hrs week. Retlree pref. Mesa Verde Area. M7-98il6, Mon·Fri, 9AM· SPM. cities. Net $180 u week or estate lnveatments. Jn. c~ .& N~· aree~~· ~Ii MAIL CLERK !lay andM Sul hnday dmorn· Back To Work more. Orange Coast terestlng job wtnexlblli· ~ p · (Warehouseman> rngs. us ave epen· YeUow Cab, 17300 Mt. ty. Office oo the bay 9 ·10 M. lm>-3652. f\dl time tor publishing dable car. SSO cash G "ally & Person. Paste, d.iaplay & ICeyttipe reader ad copy onto fiats. 2 Days a wit. Jloa uam-9pm, T\les lOam· 6Pm. Apply Pennyaaver, Ul60 Placeiiba Ave. C.M. Herrmann, Fountain front. Prefer settled Jewelryaalesgirl. company in Newport deposit required. Call 0 n Custom aailboat )'ard nds Valley. (No or Slater marriec:h,oman. 673-6870 Salary+ commiaaion. area. Ages 18-2A. 646-4.551 ~ask ror Clrcula· carpenters, hardware in· b etwn Newbope 873-5658. Uon. Leave your Name, GO Places Boolmt«e clerk, mature & emhla&iastic. p rr incl. wknds. 549-3768 aft 6PM. Breakfast Cook. Private country club. Must have experience. For appt. call 644·5404 I USIOY Day shill avail. Union benefits. Please ca11 for appt. 645·5000 ext S20 Mon-Fn 9am.~m We have Immediate st.alien, exp 11tminaurs, Euclid) GUARDS Address, Phone Number ,.,...11115 U you qualify, PSqu.aredBoala541·2873 ~~~~~~~~~ 1•--------i Mall Department and Make of Car. Good we offer a Wl.ique work· -SECURITY 11'-•-A.. tor atudent or retired Uncertain about your ,_.. · •-d DELI Dry 1 d ™'T......,..... Collltor /Pocbr .... euvU"Ollment IU a dJ. c eaner nee s pre· DATA en'IY OPR 11 ture lodi eeded r penon. hdure .. Jootina f« new tioo to excellent com· llelpWant.ed.548-1863 sser, also. counter drl. Due to our recent ex· Prefer exper. 00 key to 11.! """..;~· nof ed or --..... -~--&-R--~---i career! Temporary as· pany benefit.a. Please Apply belwn 7 am· e.aasion program, Wells tape, will consider ""pe....._...g uca--~ menmenta bl office. in· coot.act: D&IYaY l:~m.548-6485. Fargo Guard Services la trained ind.iv. looking for UaWmal'bblourSant.a M-w• dustrtal le marbling Penonnel Department PACI AC MUTUAL TOO Newport ~oter Dr Newport Beach, CA 92660 (714) 640-JS28 Person to make de----------1 biring security guards agoodstablepos. Thia 1.s Ana facility. Must be Female. Top money. support skilla. Work liveries, bandle ofc SUP· alCTIOHJCS for: not a service bureau. able to lift heavy boxes. Yust have car. 631·2140. when & where you want. Plies & equip. & take TICHHICIAN IRVI~ XJ k" d XJnt beos & working You don't pay, we pay ,... nt wor ang con s & conds. You may apply at M01B. MAIDS care ol geo'I ofc needs; lmmed openi.np & op· NEWPOITIUCH benefits. Day shift. App. facility ore. 1339 E . .YOU. someXlnt !!:!_vy_ "~t·a!.reqJa'cdk. porturuUes in an ealab. SANTA ......... Jy, NaUooal Education, Warner Sl, S.A. or at our f\all "part tme. No exp ~ ~· ''" co. in the Orange Co. "'""' ~"'1.... h st Na IN nee Sal & co benef Apn.. G Ra •li ANAHBM ....., u.irc • · ear corporation ofcs, Na-· · ... si. c~~t~-M~a~~:~ ~=br~~Pfep~:~ FULLBTOH OC Airport> Equal Op. tional Education, 4401 ~e:~':1~~8~ IJ'l!JS26. (714) 7Sl·2510, ext test electronlc sytems. IUIMA PARK l•portuni--·tlily•E•m•p•l•oyiille•r•. -m1 Bu-ch St, N.B <Near OC C.M. 3U Receotanalog&dJgital COSTAMESA& Airport > Equal Op. Call or come in today IE~ E.0.E .. M/F/H ex-per. req'd. Interview LAB AIDE portunlty Employer M<YI'HERS HELPER. It w;-_ aJOp byapptonJy.557·90Slask THE r--------•I bsltkpg, babysitting. """u PortWlity Deliverymen for early foe-Busch. WHITI1-. To work in medical 2-6pm. Moo·Fri.. fM.4.6478 Employer M IF AM in c M -MAIM'TEHAHCE .---------i newpspaper . . AIEA laboratory, exper'd in aft. 5pm. ________ __,. Penn p/t. Must have de-phlebotomy & back Xlnt opportunity In ----''--------• S ERVICES NewportBeach IJ33.144t Laguna NlgueJ • 831-0542 Garden Grove 638--0500 NOT AN AGENCY NEVERAFEE Equal Oppor Employer BUSBOYS Days & Nights Apply in person Al\er3PM 1"-Aaciewt~ 2607W. Coast Hwy, NB ,_ ________ peodable car & be relia. Entertainment laboratory procedures. general maintenance at MOVIEEXTR.AS DI0-$350 mo. 64&-5844. T Al.EMT HUNT TOP ~UAID PAY Call Martam for appt. beaut. 218 bed convales-N E E D E 0 B Y ~"very ..... 0 'or early Groups, sl.ngers, variety Everytbio1 Furnished (714) 640-0140 cent hoep. Nr Leisure H 0 L L Y W O O D ---------~ ..... I' eta ted f u t TV --------· Wor ld. Some elec & C'ASTING COMPANY ORDER D~lltU morning LA Times route !how wanand videoor ~'-•-g =bl person Monday· Laboratory Producta Mfg plumbing exper. re· FOR MAJOR FILMS a 11 ~ ClEllS UTOTEM CM/HB area. Mst have UUUIUU • needa van drlver & quired. Good starting TV COMMERIC ALS ust type 50 •pm. ..t--aablecar"~" ~~01 So.llree. yS..Spm at: -1..-.._. ... 10 .. _by •-~b --.-.... ..........., MIRll 1 pa..,,...ging person. Lite wage & benefits. Apply $2S-$100 per day ll ac-......... --a~., ~ ' ---------i ()peniopNowAvailable 75t·l2U .....-a.a.SFARG;O work.Replytoclasslfied In person, Beverly cepted. Year'" fee. (714) acc:toa exper. pref 'd. C-raAstht. for lull or p/time clerks DEMTALASST. VideoCasUngService GUARD ~oo.323c/oDally Pilot Manor Convalescent _7_61_·_1364 __ Ext_-_N_v ___ -t f:!!.~,:i~~ o ffice. ,..._ lllPMr oo 2nd 6 3rd ahlJ\s. No Cbairside, full time. ESCROW OFACR SERVICES PO Bo:a 1560, Costa l.Qp. 24452 Via &stnda, ~ Some photographic exper necessary-we Good benefit•. H.B. New.2nd .. trustdeedCo. 1S32W.Commonwealth _M_esa __ .ea_._92626 _____ , .i..,unamlla,837-8000 Nd up man to strtoe PABACBTJTE RIGGER know'l helpful. Apply, train. Advancement op. &.5032or84&-3540 odsaseltstarterw/plen· r...11 ... .-.cA '·---n-11 tn .. ~atexchaalve\en for pa'IOlllldandeqaip. portunWes to those wbo ENT 0 0 ol ·-all r ,..... ·-A --u...acha ten•N'l9 -an. retiree 1118 ahop~ Call for ln· mmt parachutes. lluat Pe n n Y s a v er • 16 6 O qualify For inf'onnaUon D ALI RTII Aaais· ty u.p IU aspect.a o OR MOTOR ROUTE ok. F /time. Muldoon '1 t.ervtew between 9-U AM uadelp p.racblde Jump _ Pfacentia Ave, C.M. 80 to~ nearest market tant. P /lime. Expr'd, runohll llD escrow dept. D 11 Pll Restaurant. 640-4110 '151M88$Aak tor Beth ._, ....... Open to women ---------1 or C."OOLact the noruv. .. el R.~.A nee. Pleua.nl ofc, pref ln 2nd trust deeds. Monday. 'I'Uelday. Wed· a Y ot route in ---------• .. .....,.. CASHIBIFoocU --•-at ..--~ Irvine.~7 This lS an oppor. to be De9day.Th~.10&m· ~Beach le South MAIM'T'BfAMCE NURSERY WORKER mdmen.APPlYatArmy F/lime. Ell.per. pref'd. WA-•...., "our O"""' ....__ ln 8 -n 6pm, CLOSED Friday La1una. Afternoons, • ..,..........,1u..i1 ._.,..hr, apft'~ •-Bec:natin&Olftee.Call: Days Ar night s. New. 13M2Lamp&ooSt Dental Assist. Good op· " -.. """"' -..v • at: Monday through Friday -•-llAn ~,n-~ ... Rd•-· eo.tallesa,540-1026 porterlnn.644-1700. Call GardenGroveS37-C840 por. ~alary open ~aJ~!U:~~o~~ 2 30W.W.,... pl&S Saturday and Su.a· lat ah1ft 7AM-3:JO PM .uuu..nwca ·""'· Hamdnatm Bc:b.862-8821 RlckextS16. EquaJOpporEmployer w/benetlls ln Newport Xlnt comr,eosation. 1-217 day mornings. USO per Perm. opening for a~· NUISISAIDES Laeunamu.s.~1 ...::.~~=::.._ ___ __,. ________ -! ol llUI! .. o.,.. _.... month gross -.11t S50 gresslve maintenance c.......,.,..,.. 840-8325 Eve yn s.tG A1la. CA. Cash depoelt .. ;~uire<I. electrician w/maouf'ac· 7-3 & ~U. Good aaJ i Partner wanted. take CasWen-CarWcnil ,_ _______ __,Dental Ass't, chairside, Experienced line cook StateLic.No.C«n6 Call 842·4321 ask for luring equipment lo-exper d & cer tif ied. o.erexpamionprojectin lmmed. employment in 4i,.o., days Sat Sal d r b Circulation. Leave your stallatloo and repairs Trainees accepted. Mesa Otance Co Oppor for 6 C.M. & N.B. areas. Call CLERKS cy' no . ary w a o le or us Y H.airSt)'liat skills. 2·3 yrs. expr. Verde Conv Hosp. 661 fi&ln ~e within 6 .,.., ......... open. .546-3000 downtown Laguna DUE TO PREGNAN,,_, Name, Address. Phone ..,.._,._,_ -~-.. ...,_._, Ceaterc:.. C.M. .,..., For ....... ~•u calJ ~ ••• restaurant Toppay Call "'' Number and Make of uvuuu:: ~ .. .,..uw .-. 1·-....... ~ Cashier for drug store OSHMAN 'S Sporting Detltd Recept Mon-Fri. 49"·9765 ASk for epedimlcQueeu's Palace Car. Good for atudent or =and de circuitry. ~betwn9·Uam . inCdM Expprfrd Goodsewpanlsda'oaagrocwomingpaaoody bper.Nq. LynnorNina. oSeel~ tve~s92at212le8 HSair retJredpenon. be willing to w,orlt NURSINO Parts ...,rson, marine · .. CM area 548-5588 ty as • • · 8 an --.....::.------• overtime. Excel e11l r-___ 67_3-_2550 ___ _.. seeking geoeral omce · Experienced clerks, deli Clemente LcmMfry tid benefit a and working AIDES & enii.oel & hardware. 2431 Ca shier, dependable work.enwlUl Ugbttyping •DENTAL & meat cult.en. Hts 9·6 ....... Aides eondttioas incl. 11 paid W.CoutHwy.NB. Eves/wlmds. Apply Gift andgoodfigureapUtllde. Periodontist n e eds dally. Mr. Payne. HOSTESS Newport Convalescent holidays. Company paid OROERU£S PilT·TIME Shop Orange Co. Airport p/time asst to work front Delaney's Market Street, Appl)' bl person, LeBiar· Cen&er, 1"5 Superior group Ins. plan. sick pay O>uoter woman to write Be a part o( our team! •·back. "'-per. pref'd. ~&NewportBl,NB. ritz, 414 N. Newport Ave NB beoefit.a,liberalvacation cootr"ct s in rental Oilld care for 7 yr old boy Please apply in person "' £,A Blvd, N.B. 666100. --' -· -·------• benefits, etc. Call for lmmediat~ openin"• ar .. 4PM to 6 PM Mon-Thurs oo: Xray cert req'd. Sal LEGALSECRETARY appt. or come to person· lbl4 .... cent.er. Some wknds. Ap· S.50 hr. Vic Paularino & T-.day Allg 15 _oPe_n_._H_._B_. 842_·_663_1 ___ , Factory Hohl,,_. Desk Huntington Bch, mat nef off. betw. 9-llAM & diovtd!i'.sa~a w~~kl~~ll i~ ~· 1930 Newport Blvd. BabbCM557-3l82aft6 W ... ldayAlllJ 16 DENTALASST-Chn;ide, Allshift.savalJ.Manyeo. have xlnt typing, gram· l-4PM Moo. thru Fri. to part-time. Cireulators.Pelitions. 10.12 and Z..PM Fff. Sal open. Fringe IMMEDIATE benefits. Exper pref'd. mar & eeeretarial skills, complce'!~fFOPlic:~· $4-Sll br. we pay cash benefits, bch area. Call OPENINGS Please call for appt. bsy office, salary hued "'WI - daily. Full or p/time. 847·~. ~.ext 520 Mon-~i upooexper. 847~1 16681 Von Karman s M be 8 ---------• • Elec. Assemblers 9am-5pm lrvine557·TIOO tart now. ust 1 · OSffMHl'S DENTAL ASSISTANT. •Trainees · Leg a 1 Secret a r Y • EOE 642.o&56. belwn 12· 1. M fuU time w /exper. So. •Warehouse Housecleaners, Tues·Fri. minimum 3 yrs Calif. ex· ---------1 Clearung girl wanted for 3333 Bristol _La_g_. 4_99-_1_3S6 _____ , •Inventory 8·3PM. Call Janice's perience in domest ic ( . P(f 2 South Coast Plaza Raggedy Ann's. ~1800 law. Newport Beach law UHlll'fMENJ urnature st.ore . 1 . COSTA MESA DENTAL ASSISTANT. firm Good be el Call lftlUVUI hrs. flexible. $3 per hr. orcaJHor RDA ne e. Garden GOODPAY·NOFEE HOUSECLEANERS & Debbl 640-0~ ats. CooverdenUy located Costa Mesa, we offer th fUJeSt facilities lo add.I lion to an excellent start ing salary and out.stand ing benefits. For addl tional details, pleas contact: Apply an person, 1931 morei.olormatioo: Grove/Weslm . area. JANITORS If you want e, OPPORTUNITIES NewportBlvd.CM <2L1)S22..Ull 979-3971 HORRELL moreoutoflifeweoeed ~retary,exper'd JACK IN THE BOX IEVBlLYMAHOR Cleric al. exp. office EquaJOppEmplyrM/F Dental Asst. Registered. TtniporsyS.,..lcn you!S51·2479 ~Cl eygen'lpracdofc Restaurants is looking COHVAWCEMT PART TIME WB·ENDS Every Sunday and Every other Saturday and Sun· day morumgs. Driver to drop bundles or Daily Pilot to carriers. Must have van or large st.at.ion T good driving record. Ca.JI 642·-4321, ask for Harry Seeley or Don Williama. worker for fabric whlslr. ---------1 F/Well established prac· Callfornearestolfice Housecleaning help F\JU swne e~isar:~· ~,!ui~· tor management people HOSPITAL Good typist. Able to ban· Cocltail Waltnu tice in xlnt bch area. Non 558-902 I 549-1071 tame pos. Will accept ment.S to CJaasif;t.:d adl ~!ever tro .. ~! ... ~ op~ 340 Victoria PART TIME dJe eavypbones.Salary ScMot Smoker, gd working EOL....M/F candidates with or no. 299 c/o Daily PUot,I ........... •v-CostaMeaa,CA92627 Hoffman Fabrics. Eam '"'to $300 per wk. cond, Salary open1•--------1 wtthouttrans. Top wages PO Box 1560, Costa gram. m4>64.2--0387 EVEN 29122 -... 645-6503 ~9525 Mesa. Ca 82626 We ofter a starting INGS Low tuition. Placement Flyer delivery person, · aalary ol S22S per week F.quaJOpportunlty a.ERIC.AL asa.ist. 751·11194. Dental Asst. Ptr. no $3.50 br, Part time. Mual Hous~leaoers needed, LEGAL SECRETARY plus excellent benefits employer M /F Adults wi1b out.stand.Ing. Bri gbt ,J?ersoo whose "-ll t Fl C exp. nee. have own trans. Mileage mature, top $. Car nee. La1u.na Hlll8. Recent pa .. i. .... e, career and ad· --------• ..... active n.r.noaJities duties will include 1eo'I .._ ec or· nance o. 963--5634 paid Pha•o 1550 6G-1403or6'5-3418 ......_ .... .....--de, switcllboard 6 some Greatoppor I/exp. inside D'tO' exp. necessary• pre· vancementopportunity. Make your shopping wbo enjoy worting with dell very work. Xlnt collector. Salary com· Food Prep/Counter Help, HOUSBEIPl!IS fera bly 1irobate. Xlnt U you bave the !lbilily to eaai.et' by using the Daily li:ida. Start at $3.50 per benefits.ConlactJackG. mensurate w /exp. DESIGNER all hrs. Gina's Piua, F\tO & part times. X1nt tnhlsls /Hsldllsreq'd. motivate and direct the PUotClasaifiedAds hr. Pbone 642-4321 Ell.l. Raub Co .. 125 Baker St, Special bonus plan. 5 day to assist eqlneers ln de· CdM. Call Andy 673-2473 benefits. Bayview Maoor Can lfn . Winslow for actiooa of otbers and . 250, between 4: 00·5: 00 Costa Mesa, Ca 92626. wk apply io person. Hall slgo & documentation of & Conv. Hosp. 2055 appt.83'MOIO a o rn e Pre v i o us lj PM · <n4) 751-2510, ext 311. F\nance Co. 1505 Suite F p rec i a I o n e I e c · ~ll nme J>08 avail at ex· Thurin. Costa Mesa. Uquor Store clerks, pt· •upei'!isoey experience, f: \ Alie for Ja. EOE, M/F/H NorthTu.sUnAve.SA tromecbanical equip· cluslve sport shop. Must 6'2-3505EOE time BearsOu~t 6110 consider Jotnlng JACK i·~',.. F.qual()pportun.ity ment Must have Pre have exp in retail sales. w ,..;.A••H 8 • r N T H E B '() X Employer --------•A Comp/bskpr, llve·in, vious.PCB layout exper: Call between 9·11 AM Housekeeper z.. llve·ln . ·""""'• wy, · Rc!staurants. We wouid Clerical saJ pvt rm ba TV CdM &4-6 Yrs deslgn/drafllna 75&--0885 Ask tor Beth Must speak l'.ingllsh & L I v e l n N a n n y likAttocooaider you. Party Consultant , lull or If Y , 6_,. Rd'M4-11118, 644--9808 exper. Call Seienlific drive. Excelleotsalary & homekeeper ror s yr old IMTSlVIEWS Stertlng p/time for rental store. 0Uf8 UVU ---------.Drilling Controls. GAG&JOKECO. benefits. 846·6707, or Sd.aysperwkmin,ca1i WED.AUG.16 •New A~!}Y· 2025 Newprort Y t Construction superinten-557·9051 ask tor Don SmallcosellanaUonwide 211/lm·l.882 aft7PM845-6099 lOAMto7PM Bl'""•eo.taMesa. OU r9'e--dent. exper. necessary. Swanson. ~"'~cte_~t sPbilpping/ ~ D" ..... aa'd ... -.... -------~ (Tra1ni.ngatarta Bualn••• o..-rental store Deeds ffual.Beach.Co8taMesat---------1 recea ..... udp. easaal -..-• "·'"P." Septe be 5) o\cccordlno to ... ...,, You'rerigbt! KELLY! area. Several projects ;::icooda. GokSeo's br, hrs day, aftnoon to LOMOIOCESSOR ~AfHH ~:::::{=. r::L~-c:;~ When yoo're with Kel'u, under way. Please call DUl&M ll a.od, N8 W. 17th eveschedule96N728 Pi.CIC>.•& 1•0 L..... .. 11too to 11001 e ll ~ ta1 ui A .., fcwlmttview. Refsr-.'d. -A--sftU St, C.M. Apply hm· 0 -ewr .. , CM. Retir ed -·1ve •avlo ... •· 111 ..,,. !llffl ren eq p. PP. you always have a 1ood ·-, __.,..,..""' -" 11.am .... a ••va•--• C.-...C..folM per1CM11 -.. .....,._ 31! ... Newport Blv~. assipment wailiq fs _tlNrlt ___ or_~ __ UM ____ , 11Kf10 Mi c .. 1 · la.4f.St.eacl1 p /t.$211m.O. bm aeeb nper'd Loan """' • ~ -• you. Oar empJoyeee 1et Podl91J119g ••&ALOfflCI ld;S. Nd car, DO sinote. pach 1er proceuor DIRECTIONS: Saa "'"•t ru. • .,......,... TOPPAY-Ancankeep C¥Y1&tloll5ec'y _.-ur.ot :l:::::_ .... h1 EloctronJca maoulac· ~ W/WJTlaper.lnloana Dl:i!:,.!f.eeway_-~ ::::~:-..c:-: ... =: PBX youubusyu)'OUwant Oraas• Coua tr bome...... ~v-....... ~·proc.aloe. A• c.au•C!l'Ola•lVlll io u II••• 1,. • Aanrerln1 service to be: lmmedJat.e asslp. builder needs 1lrl for prodto ucta req'• ao ~PC·· ~ ~or"~!.!.ualll·omtlm,! Mutt work we 11 lbaOP~GS~ .. n-aA.. ,,. • .,.,. ..._ -. ~ f\lll 6 Prr. Call mentsfor: coastruetioo~1'/Yery B prepare' accura .... f =--~tcb" .... b .... rd~llev"e"". Industrial •!Caltomen&bavethe ........... l -dl ucs"" ., •• '" wlllcll tllo --BlOd~for.JcdoDar~.-po°"n~ -~!.~u l,!a'. owuwts _,.r_odom ;'i.;",11;t'c. Muathave Jolllareblre. abWty &o work uoder area nc u DI an •r::·.~.~t •• UYPUMCH OP1.S SICllr Al.llS Sl'IMOS NX. TWX ot'IS TYPISTS llM DlCUTlVI ldftllS. CLYICS liabt.. ... .......,..._ ... ....., ~ Xlat •tarting Pedro,Lomlla,Canoa& PIXO.ellac deaco. contract docu· pasteup, flnal detail &i aood ft(Ul"e aptilude • Lite• hea.•f temporary Pl•~. Torrance. Also Seal ~ br ._end le Wllltnlo. f /tlme, UJ>m· menta • fJUn1. Prtor awmbjy drawtnp. We '1Pe50WPM.JlntoPPt¥ tnd:ulbial)*avail.A.t· a.teMutualSavlftp Beach, lhwaltan ::=':!!.':"'11':~ Tam. Contact Maurin~. bome builder exper pre· offeracompetlUvutart· to learh. Ca.U for aPl)t. HmblJ, Patin~, 400111acArthurBlvd Gardena, Lm Alam1tos Moat 111111111 ro41u1ro Ntwporter Inn. 1un rd. Reaume only. Clta· log wage, x.lnt beneltt Berkeley Control <ti•> 1QeUn1•1.eneraJ . NewportBeacb andWcstmlnattt. .,... ot"""' • ~ Jamb oree R d, NB tlon Build• r•. 117 31 JllU II a desJnblt Orana• maoo. lod111ttl.al rel•· No es»er. ncffU. tquat 0ppor Employer U an lJllervtew la not COO• ... ....,... -·· '44-1700, EOE. lr\'tMBlvd.. Tuatln92880 to~ locatlon. Call Sden· tfo!Jllrvtne. E.O.E . _________ , veole.ot al thl1 Um•. Th DAILY ltll.OT Conaultant to sbow ~~~90~r·~:f fo0:'to~: Genooderal Ofrlce, Varlet)', Calloroomeintoday ~-;!~~.ort!~et~~ c::!:O..~.;! Pla1.=;:.~or fubJoD Jewelry. P/Ume. Swanson. I typlat, wm trtln, IEL~ FrulUand Ave, Vemon, for:.·::~ Potltlona now IVOil Callorcorne\ntoday Xlra lncome for bsck to ltarttBSO.NCMllMO,NB. CAll0058. (2U)~l4..l. d•Hr H rw•o• to 111• w/lQcal P&1 TV oper-a· IEL[~ llCbool °" Cbristmu ex· DETAIL MEN General Ole p~ 8ecY af· 11.62 •r DAY JACK IN o, • "t • co 11 "t., tlon. 20·30 bra a wk. r.DMI· Call Paradis• Triple)'OUrb\com• ~-T)'JlloJ, ming. I SEflWIOES n;i· lfy(; i THI IOX ~ ~~ :~ Koow1ed19 oltho trvtnc • .r,welr y Director ~areno~callln1oa an-.N.8.Callmoma. Nftpoetlteach GJM1 •IO',.a...~.~for =•tedbg_ coftur1i.tit omen 0, ~ Beach area a sa"'v 1cl!e sa.-. wen_..JOW'd· ')u.t.m 1A1UD4Nlpel U l-OIG .._ .Otbt ,, ... 1110 l.IOAL ~ M111t havo own rt" NewportBeadl esa-1441 --------t perUM. GardloOnM e3l.o500 DAILY PILOT f'I mater. c. OPA1t'--'tQ.«t. Ila. uu.p •be able to l.al*IHIJ9el 111.cli5U COOll CASMCAID 0.4lllaetto0o-Car1a NO'J'ANAO£NCY •YJCI aaublldWyol 1s1. HI t a, ""•'• ...tt Oa. bra. Caalad"" OardeJJGrovw GM1SOO far 1.1J91 ~ home. 4 Jla9 come to Olut. •I• Wbalrlerthd'ad NEVEJlAFEE a.latoaPwtna ..., --~..,,_. Joe Miiier, '40·UM -. NOl'ANAOENCY 411 ..ac. Appl1 2111 ~ .. CCIXtlllt. Oa.U lloU'tmofft.beroarket Kqua]OpporScoplo)'er DlllCToaY ~ blbrDt;IOam ..... NEVf!llA.1'8£ =A.,., Cll. Of call llr. Jobftaoo., <71'> ass-wtthaOaiallleclAd D011'N01'l liQual unl11 £q\ae.10ppar~ CASJHorm..-.detalJ. C&JINowlMUm ~ '4J.N71 bolonrlCI' Plod what"" want 1D ~ Dal11 Pilot CJW"edl . .. • ,_ ' • i ll Cl• DAILY PILOT TUl9day. Auouac us, 1111 ~!!~~~,~..... • N-. •• dea• 1 l•d1e ¢'I PaMlla;JP•..... laa91t . .... ................. .. . ............................................................................................................. . &•.I A*l&MeServ Wood coven. Redwood o.lperbuworkroocn. l HANDYMAN• Carpentry, 2 FINICKY FOXES·cln L.M.S.-Roto. Sod or Pro1 peinUni. Ext 6 lnt. Neatpa~bea•totW'el REPAIR" REROOF. All T'IUP-CRARG ao dech. 8racll work 1Wtsde1Jvcry Guarani.ad electrkal. plumbln1 fachta.apta,bom.olca. Seeded Lawn a . Low rates. Refi. Free RlllST. ltJ.143' type1 ·ablnalt>s · mDlllabt,S.A MS-,.. b Lie No aavmo G134$8 f1n.N7 2'717.5'WGO free•t.8"-Q12 Sprinlllert. Plaollna. est.S3M780,536-43113 rocksbaku·compo·tar. S.1123 11101• aacT ' -.......a...1.,..a • I u-l l •-Xlot...Ca.'75-7833. PATCHPl.AttERINO Preeest.S.l-$30 ..._ _.....1 I nvUlff Un hi .. hu CUstomWaUPQert.og A 11 type t Fr c e • I «' JIAFI ~.,.,_Ml. An)' .............................................. cbman repalra. NB/CM . l.andtc1pbur. Tree lrim· Allwortauar: P'ree. est .uma1.e1 Call~ Hartson Rool\n.c. Quality ·-................... 11ae ........ c.11 Allao or lttt •4 9edrtc tbul 1klplo d d 8Doded cpf s.51-4123 aft s n:Unc Clean 8 m-4158 won reuonable rates -&119 Mooe1• 'l'uQ-.. ucmm 14$ . .,4 :nJredlnl~ :"ee !';'l, or week... ap. ·F'Ne ~t~PN.1:u~ ft :e It 9 m..Ga · Dnft'4lra,.•Parlrla1 l Uonaetc.SSt·mT 531.flla2or897·2882 lnl.ext.MT'Vingareafor7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -- •R•••ln •Sealcoalln C-•/C ... EJ..J!:C1'JllClAN Prt«'d "At Your Service". • · )'n. Prof. qual work. DRAINSCLEARED Flat •-•Llc. NB. C M SA ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• nptfrH HtJmato on BaickHoe ·Skip"l>un'IP Housecleaning. By LARRYS.Lawn Care · Reu.lns.Dave.518-842$ rate SU 50 Ml ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• .i\lph&ltf4f.41'Tl f'ound•Uoat. re1tinlni .... oremalljobll ll'Uclc. Atpbalt drlv•way Lauri. Refe rences . Insur ed. llc'd pro· sa4 50 No glmm~c~!· CERAMICUle. Neworre· & .. ••-tee ••Ila. blffkl, pattoi. l..kiemed _t7S<m9 remuVlll Topaoll-Flll ~18' feuk>oalwork.Commor Houseoainting. Int .. Ex· RoOtenmn 831J.2'8Z ' model. Free estimates. - -_.,, 1.-........1 u •ct d1t1 Grl&d!na. ~·0341 or Rea . re a a o n a b lee ter · tree at. John Beck. • · 53S-498'1~r5. --~ .......... 631 ........ '"'"' 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ 955-1186 -_.or....,.211 PERRY'SPLUMBING •,..•---"-- TVPlNCi /AI\)' Kand All Ptluea ot COf'tcret ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111111 C l t l bi '' ,........_ Ruaoo.ablollM• wor\, 8k>t'1l waJI , pion TAVl.ORFJl:NCECO .....,...,,_.. Inter io r . exterior. s!:p e~ 'b,u4'm ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9M &er-. brtdl Uc 6 bondf'd Wood fr ChalnUnk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.... ' M• •' Residential & comm 'I c 1 e ~· t 0 al . F~e! Expert shaping, thinning ---_... Uf:•~W 5311"'7 S" alumlnum ieamleu . ••••••••••••••••••••••• properties. Richard estimates. 24 hr service. & stump remov»I . Otvorce / Ba okr.apttf ralnal&tt.era w/baked on ~l Brickwork. SrDall Jobs. 531Ma~ll. 646·0425 or 67J.318l Landsc1pe creations. fnim fllina to t\u! m CMWC... ....... , enamel. Calm bit on Job ~. Newport, Coeta Meaa & .....,.... 875-21121 At"tlOlt Le1•• Tyl•"t •••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ TbtGutt.ermen. 542·~2 MA I 0 s ER v I c E lrvtne. 67Wl75eves. 1S yrs -ft'-"-" n-.. Cnly, PLUllBlNc<!. ~EEDED. ~--ML--w-,...--.--,-- M0-5411, '45·ZM a ~Cate. boys or JITll Cle•n·upa. lhulln&. AGENCY ~ "''• ~ ·--• -IPM TPM "--l·S. L.ce 1ard. hClt Land1cap1n1 lmmed Ha•g •MaldSUVlce Block Slumpstone Walls. topq tyStL1cl334950. P&KPLUMBING ••••••••uu ......... .. ---------1 lu.•clllH Call PaUI. 1«V1onl M2·8907 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DallyorlJve-lo Brick, Stone Planters, B3IHlll8Pet.e FAST&EFFIClENT. Pecptewbollveinl)Aaa '41 •n Coat• M~u -OOC:Student. I Too truck. -C.1'1)etCleantng l'da. Uc & Booded, Bob, ~oft on all wallpaper. lf Uc 10 yn up. Remdl. bousesneech COOd .,... Pror land1c1~ main Ttuh, tree lnm. Ron •Floor&Window 8'13-<llB4orS36-9906 we do tJ:ie h&Dlinl Tbe repipe, repair inc tile re· window cleaner! C\rstOIO Remocallna AddJtlou Call Vine La\bclf • ~. m 14CM -tmaMe, incl cleuup " tQ.S7Q3. 142·3Z'M Cleaning Haqmen. 537 ·20CM pair & oew coos tr. Call "A Clear View" 831-0217 C1 .. Mt• bauUn1 L1ab1llty lo l"OUW'•p-ba •PartyService P ..... /P .. rt.cJ now! John Palermo &---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••-••••••••••••••••• aured Uc'd Comm/ ~ .,.,.,. ulinl in •M-.-.. Service ••••••••••••••••••••••• Floe Int/Ext & acousUc Karl Majlck '714 ) RJ lf\lllmanl!Soo R " 1 . V E R Y town Fr. esta. CHEAP! ~~4 PETERSPAINTING palntin1. Free est. Low M-$175. For Ad Action Remodel • llddabona. REASONABLE RATF.S. 642>2.11116 or 845--1.380 Ex pr 'd. Reas Rates. rp~~~!...., 360242. Call ,_. s.rnc.. 1 ---._ ~or~l Lury'a L1wn Care ~ T. truck. yard·"ar. aae u....----'-, _,. ar"'••, ex· Free E1t. Call Gene -.v•-• -r-• Call a Daly Pilel AO.VISOR 642·5678 ~·Booded ~U86 .. .. ~· ... ...... ...... ,...,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• =o~~fa~~~f~ng > • per., rer!~!"~P· .._........ Housepaint:lng, Fathtt Expr'd. Reas. rata. s.v cu·~oter. baadyma ~modeU01. additions. •VERY LOW PRICES• -.......... Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· aoo. Lota ol refs. Sat.la. Repairs. acid wash . •'he at Clll alltr 5 rdwd dttka fr apu. oew OoOarderung Mall\t. ~midem IJ g L • _,_ pr'd. booea~. neat., rea.a. p.a.r. Freeest.6'J5.1336 M.5-CIMT. "Cal". Jeff~ Z03'1 camb'. Lied ~1 George 549-2015 • c..,.... Lic'd116'·10C5Dave ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Painting & Papering. 22 Tbe fut.est draw ln the Murakam1'1 Gardening. WantaREALLYCLEAN EuropeanLandscaper F\ne Exter. Painting by yrs exp. free est. West ... a Daily Pilot Oe&n·l.\P & malnt :M hrs. HOUSE? Call Gingham Top work. Fair price. R. Sinor. St. lie .. Ina. Try Anywhere in Co. 838-5361 Clusified Ad. Call Today C u s t om Fr a m 1 n a Have IOCl>et.hU1& you want Gueboe. decks• rovers to sell! Classified ads do MJ-4820 It well '42-5671. 831).6111, Home 836-1523 Girl. Free est. MS-5123 Reis. 64&-4871 day or eve. me. 836-5SSS 3' hrs. Classified Ads 642-~S 642.5678. ~~~ ........... ~~~ ..... !!!! ~~~ ..... ?!.~~ ~~~~ ..... ?!!~ ~~~~ ..... ?!!~~~~ ..... ?!!'!~~•a.fed• 7100 HtfpW.e.d 71 PUSS OPEi.A TEI -----------------• ••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••• tt.lpW~ 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp AB Dick -.Helt SALES • Exl. mature Sales Secretary rrypist/P /Ume ---------Pleasant work.ins cood. RESORT women f/bri al & dress HELP' •Secretaries• gd benerlts. temp dept. Gd salary & SPECIAL Wearelnneedofarut& G.OfctMktn&Recept. IMTHVllWIMG benefits. Apply Oene's acauate \yplst ror busy Type60 to $14.000 Cll/NBarea642·0'21 MANAGEIS South Coast P l aza EDITION mukeUng reaeucb Empk>yen pay AU Fees NIVATI Cl.UI 545-071A~2681 rirm. lnvoMng publlca· lli ReinderaAgeocy RECEPTIONIST / Resort and Spa located in Palm Sales, F /P·T to sell l'll[(' t lon. statistical. 40208lrcbSt.Stel04 HOSTESS M1&1t be peo. Springs area is seeking experienced ucketa. ovr 18, have own ~ transcription, charta, Newport Beach 833-8190 pie onent.ed. call 846-0668 couple as management team. tramp. Moo·Fn. Sal or The Dally Pilot has •m· tables, reproduction etc. Call foe ~ppt/Elltab '64 torappt. oomm.531.()811 medl1te op ening for Coaienial workin1 COO· •Good Sat.ry qualified sales person to dlUooa. Full beoeflt ProdlctioltT,.. • 0.. be*oo.... •-• SALES • sell annual year e nd pack~e with dental, Service Sta. Attendant. WANTED, DRIVER SUNDAY ONLY To Deliver DAILY P ILOT Bundles t<> carr iers in Laguna Beach area. Requires van or large station wagon and a good driving record. Rubber hose products • Cat .. _, car Flltmlce & Special Progress Edi· medi &Ure insurance, exper'd. Full or p/Ume. lrvioe area. Must pass • r...---~ IM•r~ Sal11ladw tion. Past newspaper holidays & vacation. Apply Arco Station nth Phone 642 j321 co. physical Including Q l'f' ._.._,.. Wt• Jrt' looktnn for 1 ... 0 sales experience pre · 18005 Sky park, Irv. A:IniDe. CM ' --. ua I led applicants only. ,. " f_.. T · 714/546-3814 •6 '-~ ~-back xrays. C11l for '~omt•n to m;mJgt' our •=n~ emporary J>OSI· · . -nw -wm-a_ppt. 540-7639. E.O.E. Bring resumes to: r in.inc:t• & ins ura nci· lion could become~·-1 L Service Station Allen· F.qual()pportun1ty Employer Sh to N rt H l lb d ~.._.,, P euant wor... dut exper 'd Day & era n ewpo ote d t>pls T ht• \l.Om t>n pennanen .Y.Ye&r en · log cood primary Eves' Full& iu A ------------------ Thursday 8·17 from 2·5 PM C'hn•wn will work on .• Goodprogr~:'"CS:)f0,~~::. res~sibiliti~: filing, ply. Shell Sta~~f-itb '&; ---------1 Purchasing and .... i1.1ry • r omm1ss111n tervlew · logg1og, typing & tlx Irvine.NB. SHO!SAl.ESPHSOM STUDENTSOMLY A-..i Friday 8 18 from 9 AM t N b,ii.is • ro c.ir_ This OP· · work. Good company ---------"!f"'"•.n . O oon portunil) n'<tuirt•s 1·wn· ORAMGECOAST benerlts . Contact ServiceStatiooattendaol. AslistmtM•llPf" BARTENDER Progressive educational Ask for Mr . London or Mr. Chester init & wt·t•kl•nd work DAILYPfLOT Maureen, 18003 Skypark F or P IT . No exper Exp'd. Full t ime. Top HELPERS fll'm.eekaaqualifiedex· Th i ~ 1.., not ,1 dt·rir.d 642-4321, Ext.2'17 Circle, Ste H . Irv . necess. Will train. Wa~es commis11on. Apply in $3.50 per hr. Hrs to f1\ per'd buyer .to handle ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ po~1linn Wt• .m• looklnJ:: EqualOpporturuty 5564671 + commiss +bonuses. person. Paul Allan your school sc:hedut~ purchasing for our cor· ro r i.a ll•s o rH•ntt·d Employer 4200Birch St,NB. Shoes, 9 Fashion Island. Must have l yrs school resp. courses print shop * Restaurant Managemen p t•ri.uns . Ph•aM' cali l•--------1 SECRETARY Newport Beach. left. 2l+yrs & clean cut. & racilitles. Manage. trainee, 17 yrs +.clean· ,fr,1n tor .. conf1dt•nl1al Full or ~ time secretary SERVICE SfATION man ~5. Mr. Ziemer. 10 meot oppor. are avail to REAL EST ATE cut, Shakey's Cos tu 1 n t i•rv1t·w .it , ; 14 1 SCREEN PRlNTINO CO. for Laguna Law Office. wanted, 2nd shift. must . _AM __ to_6_P_M_. ---- ngbt lnd1v. Sal open. SALES Mes.. 64&-0208days. s.t3·!Ji02. Expanding production. Time & salary flexible. beexper'd. 2800 W. Coast Si..lkperis~'::r" w~. Exk TEACHER/Pre-schl Cert Xlntbens&cworklngcon-------'----' ~londay·Friday lmmed openings for Expr.pref.butwiU train. _Hwy__;;....N_.B_._____ tn P wor _ ds. Apply National COMMERCIAL Restaurant 8.30 .im . 5.00 pm screen printer. screen & co lor separ ation. S31hr.f/tirne. Education. 4401 Bi.rch St, INVESTMENT Accepting appUcatlons builders & shippi ng 49t-l07l Serv Sta Help needed im· C2laDce for rapid advan· TEACHER/Elem Expr N.8. (Near OC Airport) foe full and or part-tim SALES· Houseplant personnel. W /lrain.l•--------•I med. Full or p/t. Apply cement. CI ass 1 c $3.25 hr. Middle.a ge Equal Opportunity Would you likt' to bl.• a~· employment. Apply knowledgable people. 540-5656 Secretary 980E.c..tHwy.N.8 . Grapblcs.831-0902 welcome. Costa Mesa Employer 1ooc1Jtt'd with J le.idi:r m Mon-Thur 9·11AM or perm, full & p/time for 9VIMSf$Shi --.-pper--1-or-f~a-'-bri-.-c-w-bse-.SU> --,-~-.......,--,-.-_--1-1-• _642.ot __ u _____ _ ~~~~~~~~~ th t• C .1Itroro1 J fL E 3-SPM. retail sales positions. Secretary 1 1 "' '' .._....e .,. spec a -fu.:ld ~ Wt• h<t\'t• a so w ar FAWHIS _75_1-47_60_. ______ , for small fast.growing SECRET ARIES Must bave UPS/PP ex· Dllchlne operaters. exp. TECHNICIANS ---------1 \'t•r~ "ucci:si.ful t r o.1rk 3416 Via Oporto #4 Saleslady, experienced, ~!~.u!Ma cutsut rLnagve cgooodm. DATA ENTRY [;~a nSalF8!), r~~:: ==:;,.Tustin area =~ ~~~~e~ -PwchasilM"I/ n·rord & \H ' .ire t'Xpand· NB ,,_..., n """"'""' """'"'"" ••":1 'n J! \\' l' ·'re ·• f u II· . . 675-2832 well·gl'OOmed, rasb.iooa· skills, sbthnd & typing PIX Skilled & unskilled fac· w o r It l n g i n e n . Facilities .,,·nm· R E. Comp.my ---------ble, for exclusive dress Secretary may get the . Shipping tory help. Lathe gineering b ui lding Manaaer .ind h.i\l' .1!> much ur Restaurant shop. 1803 West.cliff Dr. opportunity to travel. We ve 'ot the perfect ORDERFIUERS ltoowledge u sef ul. medicaJ parts. Exper'd mon• to orfor th.in most NB. 543-1001 Want career-minded. jobs to rat your schedule! Lg mall order co. bas 64&-6036 lD mech'I engineering. At teut S yrs r"'ecent e x· per. Shirt s leeve posi. llOn. SUpervise 2. Please send resume & sal re· quiremeot to PersoMel Olrector, PO Box 2820. Newport Beach, Ca 92663. If :-nu h.1\'l' t'Xpt.•ril•nr1· BOB'S Sal 1 Call Jim Raymond, Register today, work ---------quality assurance etc. Orr R t I I t es ady needed Ftr. 714-00.-•". •~w. several positions avail ...._._._..___ ~ Call &isan 581-3830. Xlnt tn ICt'. t• .11 . ..me _ (LI-Of.....,_ Costa Mesa Bakery ''"" ...,..,.,. •v immed. p fu.11 •; ----..-.._ or lnrtu ... tr1.d rt E 11 ..._ •-. TOPPAY·NOFEE erm. ·wme Slat'l'ypist toSlOOO benefits. •i.ssioo Viejo m .n hl• '">rt h )ou1 llcJlo' 54S-303l SECRETARY NORRELL wort. Apply m ~ QcrowSecy $900 area. "-hlk to g1H· U!J ;1 c.111 lmmed openings in our Saies Lady wanted F Data Processing orient· Slarc~ of Cali • 3163 Pa-sonoel Admin S20K --------- .ihnut this opportunity family restaurants al over 30 yrs. Benefits, ed to assist systems/pro· Tt ... Dli .-Y ~Ices Redhil~. C.M. <Corner Secy/Recept. toS950 TB.EPHOME wm .. R. Reinhardt nearby locations. We re· $160. wk. Regal Beauty gramrrung personnel ln Paularino& Redbill) Manuf Enganeer to S22K SOLICITORS quire oo prev1·0 .. • ex""r ""PP'u 263 E 17th St CM nronaration •· ma•ftt. o( Call for ............. t oCric.. .lrvt .... n..--nel A'g"ncy GEOllGEEUUMSCO. Join our friendly team: .... y . . ffub;;ic'ttP~i:doc~~en· ssa-to21 54t.ao71 •SHIPPING• 488Et?ib~taM;sa ~.~s:i~~e~I! R -_.Est_._r_.__ lllDo .. rDr.Ste# Come s ee us today STrales /Management on. o processing EOE ..... M/F &.liteZ:M 6'2·1470 week Highest com· -....,~ I betweeo24pm ainee, Age 18-45, learn expeJ'. helpful. An oppori---------r..-..i_.,,.._ .1 ~~~~~~~~~ Experienced 11 Waltrnsn.Walten all phases of lumber tobepart ofanat'ldata ---------""v .. UA&viaogeco.rruu -mission p aid. Your Ideal location. Top Newport hac • Ca. building material retail· processing co. Xlnl col•--------' order co. ~ seve~al Stewardess nds live ln to phone at home Over 21 · comm & incentive. 92663 CookTraiMes I lng. Gd starting rate. ach benefits. Phone Ad· ~eforsbi~pmg&dls· care for 18 mo&4 yr old. l.D. card. Call835-&&53. 1 Personalized service 17141631·3400 "50lCampusDr,lrvlne levement bonus In 1 minist ratlve Services SECRETARIES tnbutionarea. Mst be flexible w/refs. _to_3P_M_oniY_.;._· ___ _ working ror reallor "A Pioneer Firm" 7lllEdinger Ave,H.B. months.American Build Manager for appt. lnle· (Wlth &WlthoutSH> •Pickers 839·5248 Aero m oza TIUPHOMESAUS =~:~~~ib':r~~~::~~ Mort::~~~g ts4E~:;s::.•c.M. ;f.~~r, Mr. Howden. ~e~~· Costa TYPISTS •Pacliers =~:::,0~~1fse: S3.50foS7w. Rea.ltyCo.,833Dover Dr. Managemen1·lnsurance. F.qual()ppEmplyrm/f PIX 4. Sea flexible referen· K·ORANGE RA DIOS NB 631..s2SZ. Sailll U•ag••Rf Long & short term as •Mill package handlers das839-5248 POT O GOLD. Nds. 6 · · Real Qt.ate Sales Restaurant Gifts, cards & cosmetics Secm.aries sigoments. Holiday & more people immed.. for lecz61tr1 WekOlllt ~'7373. Ba k Se ta l · ~--'-Stock " deliver, full or te.lepbone project. Cash Real~tate .,... _MeSouthyerbof's Re$tauranl ---------1 0 ere ry Hv a cat 1·' ot~ p aly. ·~ Pfl'.Clean&neat.Apply bonuses pd daily. Day EAaMllCi SSS FREE 3 WEEKS m Coast Village Salesman needed immed lmmed open.in" for secy ospi a aza ion Pan at495E.17thCM.Askfor andevesbiftsavail.App· Top proresa. R.E. people TRAl._.lllJG bas immec;Uate openings for progressive. rut to bank manager. Good avatl. •Warehouse LarryorPauJ ly 10 am to s:30 pm wanted. Top profess. " " tor aandWJcb makers & growuig frbls spa sales secretarial skills 'd _ _.;. _______ • w It d Y s a l 1 9 O 2 ..... _ w c-rood prep. Phone Glen o,_.atJon. Inside & out· req · No ~eq, wtU train W .. st m 1 n st• r and commlasioo split pay, ~ -"""" b t 3 •. s ,.... Prefer banking ex per. fast. d b' bri b "' " 80/20. Eulblulf Sbop· MewPrOlper'lty e ween .. pm s ide s alary +com · Call Lou Cops lor appl. heal a ~e. g l . Uttt.l11Jq!! Saturdays till nooo at ping Center, very attrac· •Absolutely no prior 54().80M, rrussloo based on exp. (714) 848·1.234. thy people loolung Classified Ads are really 7902 Westminster Ave. tive office. Bring good training or experience RESTAURANTHB.P ~::.~:3424 .. for In· 3848CamposDrive ~~~l~~Jf. small "peopletopeople" Wstmst.r,SoiteB. workbablts.Confidenual necessary. Counterwork&assist.ant ft.. t•' 54&-4741 3163 Redhill. C.M. sales calls with big re· Tennis Inst.nictor. relia· _inQWi.....:...._ea_.640--002l0 _ _;... ___ 1 •Personalized lnstruc· food preparation. Expr. SALES .-.C &AC <Across From <Corner Paularloo & adershlpandblgresults! ble,exper'd.formomsin Uon pref. 1.1\lll Ume. 18 yn or $110 PB WEBC City Baak Orange Co. Airport Redhill) To place your cluaified Irvine area. eau Totems. alAl.ESTATE •Profeulonal on the job over. Nwpt Bcb. 673-2130 Wholesale. retail firm F.qual()pporEmployer ad.calltoday8'2·5678. 752-'1355. IMVISTMEMTSALES training. orfl73.868Saft7pm. w /lmmed openings. WK KAVSnNs roiuovr Have som~ .. '-:f,to sell••------------------ Jr YoU have suc~ful •Upto80%commisslon. Loog hair ok. No exper __ ,.,___ ~ sales exp in real estate or •Choice of top omcel•--------nee. Will train. Call for SeD things fut with Daily Want Ads Call 8'2·S678 ~ified ads it well.· invest men ta we need locations. Rml'AURANT appt. 6'2·5163 Pilot Want Ads. r;:========!----====:: several sell motivated Be your own boss with a people to sell trust deed top DOkb profeuional or· inve.t.meota to pensloo pnb&Uoo. plans. we provide draw, Katella Re~ training, leads, expenses & a true oppor lo u m For.,.c• over $'50,000 )'J'ly. IM0-8325 131-1003 49 J.0442 Evelyn COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL •R••u••n RECEPTIONIST-P art· ..._ ,,._ Ume, typist, lOAM to Lo910fficer 3PM Moa·Frt. $3.50 hr. """ · •nd ,art· ti•, A new 2nd trust deed co ~ clllp mMI lllglth. is lootint flan esp loan --------~ officer w /lots ol n p • a llC.-r /Cleric.. • (i o o d c o"' p a" y secure followtq wbo can Auto leasing, accurate Ii 11 flls. 1enerst• lrg loan1 typina. heavy phone•, <-000.-000> For• .. -Advancement, good -· ......,, Mft .._ • ..._..__ w-11 riCtll penGll we offer an benefita. Airport area. -._, -.- exceptional compeua· Ol.ll.1adde, 751-8910. lion pack-.e M0-832: --...;.iiiCW..;...;;.;;.;.;;;.;..:...li;..:;OMl..;...;..;...;;ST..:..._--1 Pl•••• • pgl J I• _Evetyn __ .._ _____ 1 neecled by '""'--ractor. PllSOM. M MDA Y Gd •-'· .......... .,.,b THIOUGH NIDAY ~., .. t, Ute kkPI · llJYl-Pe f·5'M-": MOQl!8da71-. ...... -· B.&Sai. * ., &NEElll ~ . t UalQm HOllMI C'll .... ~ V_. la •'Dlaa1ed Into" Don't w Ume beatlni a relocation~ referral the buabea. Call u . No Mnlc:e tbaC hu a.at.eel more bo hum dap in th.ls a de m aod fo r more e,• meet101 1pot. u •penpk We are 1>ua1 CJlc -.di a.n out- Tade ens 17401MO,Wld SAMTANU * !'.qua1 Opp Emplyr m If •nd DH d belp l Sx· lnJ~tton allty perlented o r n,.w w/iood It some aalelpeople may apply. olc btad hudle front ........... & MOit AUrad.lve <aatlquea> 0r. delk. Wlll be dolng PR Women needed lor ~ ll too quallt)' (peo-calla• •ettint up busl· HOuHclenio1 Serv. pit) ...otltt.t9 to wock -.. rneetloo· A fun 1pot 548-07$7 wtt.b. Contacl Saady •I~· c.ui---.. -on--c-1--- 0rtowai or Jlln Wood at ~ .. -.'!!~· ..__ 0 .u.. Dlt~ ctua· ~ .,.,..__, .. ,..,<:MYuvr, ,..,... -..q .-,_ __;~~-----1 CM tfied ads dltplt)' UI Ir You doD't need e IUD to __ ALL __ J_O_BS ....... FR_E_E __ , meaa1 with l~iJbUlty ''drew fut•• •Mrl you and Impart f Our ads. we place u ad In the Oa.1\7 ~wboJ>Oedpeople are proud to 1ay rtally Not Want Adel ,.._., ...... I.hot.lid alwayatbetktbe 1•t ruulu. i>bone ..._. ...,.,. Service DitectCf'1 1D &he " -toSm. DAILY PlLOT _..a.am ___ . ----- ' , -- Sales Personnel w.1..a....,sa11.,.0J11 for tlli ,. ...... cmtaalt I. Several full & par t·tlme positions Immediately available lo our sales department. Experience desirable, but any sales aptitude will be considered. For an Interview please contact OW' store mana1er at 111 •• 644-5070 . S*5 Persennel :::.·:= .. ~: Sevtral full fr par t ·ttcne pc»IUon• Immediately avallable ln our salH department. Esperiaice dealreble, but any sales apdt.udt wtU be coosldered. For an Interview please contact Ollr at.ore m•naaer at l ' (714) 644e70l0 AL'SGAP.,A.GE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 .. Skill Training Men and Women Today's Army offers training. ed· ucatlon, good pay and benefits plus choice location. Opportuni· ties for advancement. See what training you qualify for. Find out how you can be paid to learn •.. •heavy equipment• artillery surveyor• administration/clerk •air traffic control• mechanic •truck drlvtng • medical TALK TO THE ARMY INTERVIEW TEAM IN YOUR AREA. CALL COLLECT FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT (714)558-0400 ~~~~ ..... ?!.~0 .... ~ ....... ~!.~! '9•se .................. ~~~.! ~.~~!'!!' ..... !~.~! 1V~ tote T~.Augoat 15.1978 ,... Copy s~ Wather, Oryen: p.rlt1illllllliilllllllillllllllilif LUGGAGE TAGS ••••••••••••••••••••••• loGh. Sall to60 v I fU11 time ....... work1'"· ln l\lce! Completely rebUilt * •1 IUY * * ( b"~•-rd 26" RCA COLOR TV ••••••••••••••••••••••• -t 570 Y-9570 DAIL v PILOT € J I ..__u --~ ....... '"" .... b y..,. ruarutee. S.130 ... rom your ....... ca Bt tlf··· t a· s ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• --., ........., _....,,.q u.a s I d A 1 ~ Oood...., P\amltun 6 Sad ooe card fot eacb -~~ 111 con ~mPor&.ry l ol Cat, Newport •••••••••••••••••• U you're briabl, rrtendt.y a • en • u •· · ~Uaoo .. -OR 1 wlll tq pl~ one spare We w .... ut cabinet One ynr Beach li&-down a.nclud • ba,,. • IOOd penocaU _6'1_·2W_&a _____ _, ..UotllLLforVou. return permanently old oicture tube Sl7s BNtofrer. l>' • cu 1eam quickly Mayiq 1aa dryer. &,{ll'Oll MASTllS AUCTION Haled attractive tai fs Call Mz·Olll 875-2187, morn's &eves ~penaaMoo·Ft1 2 yn ~le yellow, U•HH&IJJ..tHI •trap, meettna alrllne a 1V'a. 17" PtbJ Color. l6'HOlllCAT 178 CLEARANCE ea.rs'-QJ5.sn G'l·IDe l.D. teQllil'tiftenta. Pro-~ 2$" Color maple Clean wllb trail•r. 4101 llrd #I kl c ~l lou & theft• For • COlllQle w/remote. S200 " 711·1110 J!~·~bi!'.to Bab CASHPAID penonallz.ed ta& encloee 19" 8/W Ptbl, MO. all ln _rn_~_1_S3_. _____ , 1317111 l'or Id UMd tuni. anU wallpaper, fabric or Jtlntcood.t45-30Shft e -~ •1'4••-. •C YI 0 Tow Tnldi: Driven e. i.ctrT\1'1151.fW "Deur Olo" paper 4' we · 't*''d 1'op pay Apply, ·~ IOJ wUI back & trim your AmplHler, AM /FM 8 O.WT0'<'1n&. 1000 Irvin~ •••••••••••••••••••••• SoUd Oal&·d1tl&, cbHt. tap. Or try two t'arda track a nd apeakers Ca.I.a. super cond;, fan- wtic price-Just reduced m.oa:M A\.t',NB6421~ hutch16mlrror.•fmt'h bat'ktobat'k Per( cood. SSS. Ph _ "-'la & c....._, Prov DU 1too11 4211 Prth PRICF.S· 960-5844 -------I Tow •m<'" dr1"rr nd~ """9 -,-. att.onOr CM Fashion Bounque 12eaorJ11S Udol4 ~P uni)' lolU&l ll v.. 1n 5 •LE ""'-i--4t5 t.aaa $1 .60 ea. Giant acnien TV. super $850 UST NICI SI l,SS• SAYI sz.on l'M ~ ~ ,._ ..,... ..... rm •et. nt lo u · picture-only $69S. Fae· ~ti bwted i ~ • t 84-•t offcir 640·'7:t20 . ~~~8J;!~·:.~~a tory direct, nation wide __ u_.c_.1_.833-__ 6S_l9 __ f'r•l.nfte ~pd1 t'h l'r\ahort, 6'6-5031 Sales Tax ln<'luded warr anty. Visa/ M C. ERC 29, lmmac, (9 bags) t..d1H Wf' hht• 41 op m1>p•d1, mnto tro1 Rd>ullt twin llt'l ~ •'Ult NOCAJtD'> 7S9-0590or540·250S loaded $27.SOO by own. Pof1Ut\Jljt111 n11lablt' In~ blk • part.a, IC'~. re --..... S'--'11 ~· r II Ora d 675-7681.644-9887 markrt.an1 ar"•' ~b!1t· p.un, all mallh Claui " .... -..,., u..., u w your own or sen Ward's l9" color lv, port. n!l•Uun.~ c\ m .. n•11•mC'f'lt btt'yc!H 814)'. Hll. trade Ht MS. Kina Ht aM. l name, addrus, phone & w /stand Brand new V e r y c I e a n 3 3 · UJ>f'rlenct' preferr .. d MZ ?tlO will ~ ~ o!d ma\ Fl NAL we'll make ooc card per N50 4ll6-2082 Cat am a ran . Many 0.11 f lit)> lt?O NEWPORT BL CM lNU •box tprlnp U & tq. Add 25< each . · Xtraa. Unbelievably low in oc-your qlla oi"'ll - -J lbu ....... $47·5'36. SeDd check or money or· loah Ir M_...e pnce. "Wildwind" de . lervuiw Ulan1:1 ue 8o)'t' at" 10 spd db ---derto· ~...... sign w/cabin Call even ~••l 4108 Uffmblect. brand ll Dibln1 room tbl w /3 rtLOTNIMTING ••••••••••••••••••••••• mgsS31·9610 TRAV}:l. AGENT p un.s:iorotr m"'7ll lea••la~ P.O.Boxl.560 G.....-d 9010 -------- tinw. C'Ommettlal 'tnt'I c.h-IOJ SALE ColtaMesa,Ca.9:2828 ••••••••••••••••••••••• uper '31 4000. TS1'8019 -·······............ Span lmc "dtrunc rum PHONEMATE KAY AK . Cood cond b ark •ood Wrouabt . S200/or bett offer. Must Travel All 4r out11de ~ ...... 1&.1u.w. -.s, lnlft. ttu Marinen Dr Tele~bone answering aeUNOW. 675-7794 aale. peraon w follow .... J6". NB machines w/warr, $79, --------- lfijl kin 2 yn u p Jud> w/remote. S149. loah. ........ ~ H.tc H1D"alayan II cat Duncan Phyfe drop le.f Roger, 7S0.3791. e.ia...... 9030 mo old. •liver point. taw. • • cha1rs . .dnl Re•....:1 Women's •••••••••••••••••• • TYPtST Papen sbota fM4 1139 cond $375. '83-IJS3 .. Pooltable, Brunswick , • ••• xlnt cond Best offer 2 Volvo Penta Ouldrive 'WOUPIOCHSIN• Do.,. 104 rn ... tbl, ~"It '5" x ?H" Clotbina Store ~7320,646-5031 W/Crusader engines. Leam word Pl'OC'n•lnll •••••••••••••••••••••• ar base V1tlue 1600 • complete with transom With fHl erowinx ('0 Golden Retriever PUP· $250/olr&46-8012 Ready For c A R p E T M I L L. shields , fresh wtr cool.tng Muumum 70wpm w1tb I P• AKC Field 4r show CLOSEOUTS From $2 so etc. PP. 644·S686 eves ---------f da~~uon e;penence pet Shots wormed Bdrm Set. 3 pc. S3oo Occupancy sq yd. S49-8lSl 549-8181 New ~ ... manilla line 16• Cal 20. must sell. 6HP Ace c:nt enefit11 nused w TLC Xlntd.lsp · C h ~ s l AM/FM stereo/turntable. ft Avon redcresl nr brds Evinrude, good cond. Newport Beach 675 9900 (213>t251561 dres s er & bed snare drum complete, 0 /B bracket, used $275 Bestoffer.673-3400. TYPIST AKC ~rman Shepherd _Frui __ t_wood __ . 644-8609_.__.___ Reas. Lease. Low acrordian. 426 Princeton Old Nat'I cash regstr Hobie Cat 14', complete Mag Card Jl, Due IO ex pups. Show bat'kfround. 5'!a" Loveseat $100. An· In t Or CM U:~1~ $85 . 646-8582 . W/Salls, saso. pansion Stewart Title Top bloodlines. Black Uque Cedar Chest SlOO V8n Ory Natural mink full lgth. ~'""·""'9S37'"'----- nttds an exper'd typasl, andtan.638-9308 _scs.._230_1 ______ 1 t f new.S6SOOvalue.S4SOOor loah.Power 9040 Racing sabot. fu lly top pay· Pd parking Qt.r· · Hos~tal bed d · t bl + COS 0 make offer· 493-8163 •••••••••••••• ••••• •••• eqw pt, xlnt cond. ..,.,,, ly bonus plan Title ex-Golden Retnever pup· _,_ •. a .JUS a e. _,,,, per pref'd. but not nee pies, AKC reg., avail w ~mp, ..... o smale box t •1xtures & decor BrunsCompWlle,('tek.pool table $200. SEA RAYS! firm. 7"1·3106, alts. cali Michei~ SSS·lll4. ext 8t l2. Call 673-5609 ~::.mattress & base .. ~-Free AKC registered -------..! 64()..871.S SPECIAL SALE ~~lpl/ Waiters. waitresses. ex· Shihtzu with breeders Sela, 2 love seats, bumper Day & night 3 ton gas Air _.. perienced prefer red terms. 957-1788 pool table & lamp, trash Cond. Unit, like new 1978 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pnvate country. club. AKC reg Lhuo, 4 mos. ~t!t~:ri. 1:C~: =~l~ mdl. 360 GAC 6 cc. SIJPSAYAILAILE fbll & part time Call btful dispasition. Paid cart,wolfrug.846-Sl.Sl ~./oCfer.673-3150 24'CuddyCabiu YACNewport646--05Sl 644-5404 lor interview $290. bst orr over SlSO. ---'---...!:..~;_;_;:.:.::__1 Caftans Paar antique popcorn ~~~~~4::~s~efi!m~~ Finder's fee for ss· slip in Waitress, Apply '" person Mu~l sacrifice, wile al· hOiJf Sale 8055 crochet, twin bedspreads 1 f' l t ·. b Newport Beach. lergic. Shots. papers . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Were $32, Now S9 ft)I\ h Cd ga . ue r1 m la s aft 3pm, Sid's Blue Beet. _,. eac m 67S·l784 heads, xtr~s · 213-691-6816. 1072lst Pl. NB Dys, 979·9032. Eves, Couch & matching chair ---------1 9SS-074S. $30, baslnetle Tnangular glass top cot Includes Shp (/36' sailboat needed. W "'ITRESS 642·5480 fee table w /lucate brass Tandem Trailers Quiet couple. No children "' Beaut Golden Retriever ---------b $50 77" c=a (21228 6'2 1324 d Expr. nee (J+ yrs >. 1\1-a yrs. Really special Gar~ge Sale . Misc ase. · \l"JUUU H.P.M.rcruisen · ays 21+. CocklC11I~ Apply m SlOO CdM 67>1784 fum1sh1ngs · din set, SALE: Teacher.; desk $48. Stock •SS2&™ BOAT DOCK FOR RENT 9070 BUY NOW! CONSIGN NOW! Net S170..S200 per week We have 1.1 m1ll1on dollar contractual re· servalioos backing with AAA U.S./Canadu & the folloW10g 8.U'lines : Unit ed . Delta. Wester n Hughes Air West. Coo· tinental, KLM "Dutch," Swi&s Air, Lufthansa. •10% investment tax credit depreciation de· ferments. •We have 158 '78's in 73 IRtwNHOllCll Sco.t4X4 6 cyl .. 3 speed trans .. • wheel drive. locking hubs. re movable top. radio a nd h eater <683JEY>. $39'9 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 tlARBOll 8 lVO (Q)lAMfSA 64'2·0010 '560 fleet; need 30 add1t1oeu1I Trsb byA\llUSl~. •Selling• Star 22 minis at ••••••••••••••••••••••• factory invoice. *I 976 TOY OT A • 1003 financing of in rtCIUWTIUCI voice. sales tax and •·s peed . mags. rear bee~ lhru CROCK ER. bumper, mirror (Kl4784 > Bl2.0 APR, 7 year note. * $3895• 2 facilities currently operauonal Irvine. Cahr ColoradoSpnngs. Colo. -~~~ person Le H 1 a r ri t.i: L.-.fo y lamps, desk, fans. head· PolypantS Spotless office desk sss $I 3,938 Newpart Island. Max· Restaurant, NB. PH rTll'W • 1045 boards, odds & ends. Sat Portable TV SIS. 770·71112 1mum length 26'. CaJI ~00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2-S. Slln 10-4. 600 At'acia. ,.,.._ ~...._, ........ 1 _ _. 9S7·U01 formlo. Grand opening of 3rd SIBERIAN Husky AKc. CdM. '"""' _, ..___ H1 "'RRlso .... ·s r ···t s Fr WAJTRESSES Fr d ho W $ N $9 IM ...... nts 8083 "" ,... $1,000 REWARD acau h an unc1sco. Part(f'/tJme. Ovr 18 mare to g(w'-'tme83e.1~7~:1t Hanes 8060 ere 12, ow ••••••••••••••••••••••• SE.A RA y BOATS 40' permanen• sl1"p a·n "WESTCa ·rE. RNMarcGOhL'7o9 EN '61 Ra.nchero $495. W·u . red, IU ...... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ _,.. v a A· .. -u· R I tram. 548-7948 --------, ... EID ........ ·MP! 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. N ...... will ne~otiate for T oau .... u..,ma c. uns --------•FREE: Blac.k Lab-Aust. Alfalfa leafy hay SS.SS, " "'""' 6312547 -~ RIANGLE" iood.Greatworktruck WANTED: No. L.agun» Shep. Leaving town . Nutrodogfood2Slb$6.30 Prefer ably an old · tempora ry sip. John For further info. contact S.Sll8l8fl-86SS Beach. Older lady or 64<f.332S Free delivery open &in· Fender Baseman, but 630-SLSO, Janet SS7-7702 Mr. Lissner mother of young child to day anything in good working 'llJ SKJPJACK 20, OMC ext 21. dally S..S. Dde11 IV ........ t..c. '63 Ford Pickup, xlnt tires carefor&sendmy7.yr. Free pupipes. p a r t O'ICtef.'iFMd&Tock , .. ,.., Winter Pants conditionforaroundSIOO outdrive. t'ompletely loah.Speect& (7141559-4446 & running cond. sooo. old lovely, well behaved L.abrador 8 weeksold. 2.544NewportBlvd CM Aft will do. Call 661-62161 aft overhauled. Ugly but Sid 9080 OutaldeCa. l-800-854-0399 661·2A77eves daughter lo El Moro 642·2937 <across from Orange M $22 N $11 S:30pm. functional trailer in· ••••••••••••••••••••••• <Telex) Dale's -'78-Cbev--....,-T-P_l_J-. -350-.-4 school. Your home or 3 Id Sh h rd I Cowityfalrgrooods) nere ' OW Slingerland drums.heavy e luded. Dependable WANTED : Boston IRIN89·2378 barrel, PS, PB, cstm mine. 497-2862/eves yroodo ep a • ma e, 6'5-S6116 duly, S-pc, 18 .... ..,,. .. Chev.y V·8 eng, good Whaler , ll-ll'. very Allowing 1 way fibergJaaashell.498-Sl~. <>.Ja."""w·red B natured, needs good ---------1 .,. &.v Catalina or flBhuto boat 1 ren•-•-tot.. A ....,., ·-.. ho .,......,. Paiste cymbals. Compl .. · c ean w/sleering. Pis .._ ____ ..... __ . __ _ ---=-------• me.644._eves. Cbestnul lhoro. G. 9 yrs. hardware, boughl for $5600.675-4870 Ca11:497-2595 r-'77 El Camino Classic. lnsb Setter, good. Nds sbowl6"2 ~. 67, ~1:~7~eevesor. $1600, seU Sl200 firm. 6 18' Formula Thunderbird 16' l~"HP OMC ltO N T,....._ T,,..94 9170 Mfb!~Y lorafdedc"c:Xl!t .. !hape. loving home. Free. -.vuv ........ • Short Sleeve mo's old Black/gray. Xlnt cond. mt. ;blteng. . u ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....eo er ..... 1 ......... 642-0198aft. S Registered Arabian Geld 642-6742 Aft 6pm, Bob or 581 SOl2 Call ,. .. .,.;me,673-l846. '76 La.yton a.· I.tile new '6$ FORD R r · d Cl · 81 Jeff -....~ Air, awning, sleeps 8 I'm a S mo old M mix e an~ ' assi c ouses BACK AGAIN Tr&1fartatlow $5.100 betofr 498-317 1 5-era.- beagJetlerner. I need a ~!:sua\'·~u 1 9~~~~~0 Martin D·l2/20 12 string '74 Coboll 18' TRI H. 290 •••••••••••••••••••••••-........... -.r-_------1 "': T Pickup. New paanl. lovinghome7S2-63619 <Barb) ~f~er 8PM. or Were $12, Now $7 guitar $450. Call S46-013S HP Chev W/Omc get. ~. Scff/ &.~';:"t;400 LC::~~~1les. To good home. male 834-7072 <Sh_er_rr_>. ___ . aft6wkdays mny xtras, msl see Reitt 9120 $6500/bsl ofr Mst sell ••••••••••••••• • • • ••••• .... ""--' Coun German She pherd 7 hwob'f 8070 lln3 Mart.lo 841 Gwtar 842 ..... "" ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 To •&ocue;:u.,, er. WAREHOUSE Lhs Call ---Like new, $950. 839-0078 ___ -.... _______ Older camper 4-sale. wto yot.a Land crwser .,,...,... moo · 549-3850. •••••••••••••••••• ••• •• Jees>-hard top w 12 drs. 2 Days 644-26S2 Michal Permanent and tern . . . 2 R nd mode r n c ul aft8PM 18'Glastronl601/0 ,fully truck. SlSO. Stove & rear sul3. 3 tares ~ p 0 r a r y ware h 0 use SELL idle 1te111B. With a diamonds~ car al $1200 J Long Sleeve Offiu Fw ...... & eqwpped. $3,400. ref rig. 640-2700 Priocet.on Dr. CM 196S FOrd \"z Ton personnel to work m our Daily Pilot Claaaif'ied Ad. Carat S2300. S46-S6116. BIOUSeS e.ia,...nt 1015 673-3477 'ES Ford E300. camper Ford 292 mara ne con. Step side. $1200/or clean shop. Apply 10 ii~;;;w;;;;;~~~~=~~;;;~~;;;;;;-top, nds 1'nter f1·n1·0 b. best offer. S86-0960 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Responsible adult. novice • veraJon + trans headers, --------- persoo: Were $12, Now $9 Otfice equipment: steel boatsman. lnteri!Sled 1n $1.SOO.S4S-6096aft 7pm. p ump , fillings add ''71 Datsurt. AM/FM T=•-15 desks, knock-down trade renting or leasing well 8' hall cab over, sips 4, sbottblock aoo. 963-4113 stereo cass, mags, wide ,..._,. show display, portable equipped recent model j acks, boot SSSO/o!r ~fors.M trk tires, cst m paint. W ,A119. l6 typewriters, adding powerboal,23to28ft.lor ~8671 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• AtC. Still under fac I0.12mld2·4PM machines, post. meters, family boating & fishing ~--..M ta..--9 tnff-••/ warT, must sell, P.P. An check protector, copper local waters. 646·3936 rolUllllll"I-1-. 140 -~ 6pm; 546-3285 JOIN THIE fire extinguishers, tape Bus. 646-5657 home. ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:tauiC:.1 9520 ---------shoot.ens, band trucks, In· ••••••••••••••••••••••• v_. 9570 #I TEAM! Sweaters vento.ry card system. Of· 14' ski boat·runabout 3S c~~710eN&wptCBolmv1na. cnv '52 BenUey Mark 6, 4 dr ••••••••••••••••••••••• rice partit 'ons, desk HP Johnson 0 /B, trlr, 1u. /'cM' sedan. good leather. but IUHD NEW 1971 OSHMA ..... s Values to $32 trays, waste baskets. 4' complete $600. 67S.7028 642-7910 needs cosmetics. fnclud 1100 DODGE v A ... " lite fixtures. steel shelv· . . ing paint & rust repair "'" sc~a~ :l~za $5, $7 & $9 ing & bulk storage racks. 28 Power S~rtf1Shlng -.-78-Pu_c_h_M_a_x_j.-spo-rt-.-1 ~. reliable runner. (017~LY>$<441903495l All at closeout prices. Boat. Wood ull, flying 1.50 mi. best of(er! tn every day use. $6000, " Equal Opp Emplyr M /F 9794123 for info bnd.ge, newly rebuilt c...,7674 aft. 4pm 67>41170 IRVINE DODGE Wmdow Cleaner. P /T S6.001hr 527 1098 •YocNS~n Schoc k Boats. 2900 LaFayette. N.B 673·2050 YARDMAN Rental center bas open· 1ngs for 2 m e n Mechanical knowledge helpful, neat handwrit,. mg nee Weekday off. Will traUI. Apply. 1930 Newport Blvd, CM ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... 1005 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Antique Music Boxes! Slot Machines! Clocks! tfUGESELECTION A...rfcan ~ ..... wffoMI ~ .. Open Wed. thru Sat. 1802Ketteriog, Jrv. (714) 754-177'7 e....tA.tricm OallAllCHo. At.11. 20th, 12 0000 3000 Redblll, CM Sllrinaer Is White AllClioneen ~ r Fer Sa.le: Antq 5 le(led table /4 cbrs. Settee. Kina'1 &Qn'achalrs, and other antiques. Must sell, pvt pty. 845-2011 ..,..._.. 1010 ••••••••••••••••••••••• FllGHT DAMAGED Hal'POINT SA.LE, 8308 W. Warner nr Harbor, Sus.a Alta. mazt CASH PAJD Wsbr /Dryra / Raf rt I wartdnt or DOl t57.aua u.d ""'1p. (rott.frae, ...... ClrJtrt. Good ----~210 ~6daall,RB.lll-Gllt . . - SEE YOUR ADIN PRINT IN24HOURS Place your Daily Pilot classified ad before 5:30 p.m. and it will run in the ne xt day's issue. The Daily Pilot is the only afternoon Orange County newspaper to offe r you this 24-hour service. Stop by our office or call 642·5678 and a friendly ad-visor will he lp you place your ad. You can charge your ad or use BankAmericard or Master Charge. DAI LY PILOT ~2-5678 -,.._........,..., ... .......,.,. ...... Tank Tops, Shells & T·Shirts $1, S2 & S3 Y.Shirts Hand Embroidery Were $6, Now $3 BARGAIN BASKET ITEMS 50c & Up MARJORIE STAMPER Fashion Bourique 333 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA 645-8322 ------·---engine Needs some --o>JO-----"----"ClllOI & Organs 8090 work. Overall condition ~~/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• excellent. Brand new 9150 HA ..... MO .... D d1rect1onal r~nder and ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,_... " FM 2·way rad10. S6000 or SPINET ORGAN best offer. Evenings 11. Honda CJ360T. 900 ml, Mode I L · l 2 2 w 1 l b _~_937_6 _____ -i like ne~v~2575 REV ERB. Owned . by a Corp. has uns 2S' Nova ---------professJonal mus1c1an & w 1tw1 n 3 s 1 M er c 360 Husky automatic 1917, in ~xcellent condillon. crwsers, cslm uphol.. 21 " front whl, Kernitz Askuig S7SO/best. ofCer. cuddy ca ban w fhead, shocks. desert tank. cau 673-7185 everungs & VHF, very lo hrs, fast of-tuned exhaust, ridden 4 weekends; ~2158 days f-sbore boat. Willing lo times, no r at'e time. (Mon.·Thurs.). trade for glass work or S227S. 7S2·1400exl320 F.arly player piano, 6$ olOce fum.lshings or ? note. exceptional case, Veey anxious 879·2096 plays weU, 80 rol.ls, $1.500. '76 TROJAN 2S'. Bristol 67>2CY18 cond , xtr as Sl4,7SO. HOMDA 1969 socc. Lo Mileage St.reet Legal Sl.50.00 646-9076 187S grand UP.right. ~ _S58-8.534 _______ _,. Honda CL3SO Xlnt. cond. stripped, sobd Walnut. 28 Foot Cutter 1974. F.G. S37S, plays great. $500 Must Fly Bridge. Sleeps six. 543-26SS 546-9819. Sell. 642·2995 Lo ls o r e x t r as . '76 Honda XL 3SO, like H a m m on d 0 r g a n _n_4_-M6_·_8629 _____ -1 new, less than 200 mi's, wtbeefed ·UP Les lie. Cris Craft Tri·Cabin 46' SlOOOfirm.847-6797 $1400. Yacht ' ' D • g r 0 0 n · ' '7S Yamaha 80 Endura, 847.()677 custom dbl cedar hull, .__ r street legal. xlnt cond Yamaha Piano. Ebony a.....,lutely magni lcent, $18S/offer494·7203 Mdl P2. s yn, xlnt New sips 10, 2 heads & shower. --------- $199S. Sell $1199tofr. SIS galley, relng, VHF, 1976 Harley Davidson S40-4007 auto pUot. depth finder. SS-250. Brand new only winless, ONAN swim LS miles. This is not a SportiRgGoods 1094 steps, lwn gas 460's, typo <mistake). Only IS ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtapprox 36 hrs since mllel. Aaklng $700.00 or Hans Gilder, xlnt. cond imjor overhaul, $48,000. bestotfer! -6'5-26U harness Incl. 963.CM53 Privat e parties only Molar.._., Sde/ ~6J>~ 540-5937 lat/SI 9160 !i·--Oolnn 8-::;_7n· ••.fl ·•.,. • v.. 'T7 21' Ski Muter Day ••••••••••••••••••••••• enuer ... Ford W/jet Rent a um Exec:uUve · Under A w/a ll avatl optlont. Motorbom e or Mlnl Flctltlou1 Ii SlO,OOOfirm. 8"7-8797 motorbome rrom Rerb N•me? tm u· Carlbean Day Friedluder. Call any ol 1 <hd.ler, cabin wtrefrlf, tbeMnum.-. • 4 ~·1 Ii =CC!~. t-~out~~ ",12J7M':;l~l~I~ ·~ iilll'l trlr, 1ur 1e braku. $13,ll50. S138150. 83t-3'0S -RENT--23-· -, _Fl_n_ba_ll_, -ae-lf-·1 All "•" 1111.ineue• .,.,.,. • I Sad d le back Va 11 e y COlrtainecl. Lqta ohtru. 11011110111 n•-. 1111111 •r Marille . Sleek craft boats 845·2288 I•• '" f\ltlet~ wtth the avail Southern Oran1e co111'1t~ Cftftl. Tite 0•1Lv 1 1 Co. Satet. ••rvlce be· RENT. new '78 22' Motor "LOT ~ the fotlN cellOl'I•. 27801 Forbea ff o m e . I o • d • d , ::~1:'::,~":r;.'::;: Rd. Unit Ul Laaun• cllly/wlr1rno. f7WSP •••rtln11 • -1Mfel11•11 Nll\lll&SJ·.-P Jl'cr' Rcot '78 Pace Arrow, ~.::;::::~ '°' fltdroplane bull. Race 25', ~I 81/C. Brand boat. Great coDditloc. new! Cunoin taOO. 111-21'1 $S-JOllO. ""· '!be rut•t draw la 11Dd wbat 10" waot lo Wttt. .a Dally Pl.lot IMUy PUot Clualtledl. a...uiect Ad. Ma-sm - •Cad 'S7 ORIG Gd cond 97M, no dents P I P + 714 )496-2256 bef 2 pm. .cJ Auto Center Or IRVl NE 130.3388 1962 CHEV Imp.ii a '73 Dodge 8100Van. auto Sedan lmmaculC1te con trans. lo ma's. xlnt conct ditaon. 42.000 original for work or custom1z111g. 1J11les. $950. 673·3858 af\ S2&JS 552-0248 6PM ·72 FORb. PS/PB. air, 4 Wh9el Dri•ff 9550 xlnt cond. $287S. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• 988-5821 COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 INCALIF. 1978 CHEIOKEE CHIEF $7995 CJ8A 17NN14247lJ I 1971 J.20 PICK UP $7395 (J8AUPN 140454 > FREE 100 GAU.OMS GAS with purchase of any jeep with this coupon WIWIUIEAT ~Wlm'IHDEAL QHAMYMIW J- WIAU OVBSTOCl!D 2113' Harbor Blvd Colla Mesa 714/ 549-1023 1976 DOCHal 4•4 ){4 TON PICICUP VS, automatic. pwr 1i..rtn1. whUe apoke wheela Ir off road tlrea. radio, but.er II leu lh•n 17,000 mUea. Ser. 228363. Slk.P350Crl' SHIS THEODORE ROBINS FORD . l•AU I •• : ' '. ,\ (~·''"""' 1. ,,, ---------'16 GMC Rally STX, 1 ton van, xlnt cond. £ully equip. 848-9194 9590 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WEWIUIUY YOUR DATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP CARS BARWICK DATSUN ".1r1 1111111 1111 .... 11 ,,, , 831 -1375 493.3375 . WEBUY CllAMCAI~ &TRUCKS CONNEll CHEVROLET -Har'bor Blvd. COSTA MESA 14'-tJOO I - , j .. • f i /! 1 .. .. I"' CJ! DAILY PILOT r1.11eci.v, Augu.115 1011 W.t. l•portH ..._., 1...,of'hd Wot, l•,.ted Aa1tot. IM,...W ....._, Uted • Uted ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ...._W...tM 9190 ........ art.d ...._,,_,orttct 0.... '720 ..._. t73' ,_.. 9710 ........ '770 .._ tttl M1fawy "50 ..•..•............•••......................•.....................................................•...•••••.•.•..•. "11.................... . ..................... -········ .. ••·••······· •..••.•................ WEPAYTOPOOLLAR .AHea-o '70! Allll '707 •DATSUMS* 914 A~arance Urp. 'MVW ORANOECOUNTY'S FORTOPUSEDCARS •• .. •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• AIC. A /FM atereo Rtana 1ood . Goo• 71C'.:De deVllle. take ovtr MIWIST -••o 00 ... o-~ Seledao. ca11. air dam, rear tnmpOftaUoD ur Alk· pmt.. stra elMn, fuJI r_..... N. MESTlC .... aulOOC>.•mallwor• Must Kil due lo ""P•nd Of AIMedlh renector. cover. IPOW tna~OO Call5$1·5e82. pwr .... lo apprec. ~bN·~ERCUO· PREY or CLASSICS Deeded. DOOOI or best ol inc _family. :t dr "f : .. Ura • .-00. '42-0583 · • ec-a:aeo -.... p .. aow N lf 1'0'IT car la at.ra ~'-an 1•· C1«74t~7 lOOLS. Shall) Malle ufr SALES L!l:ASlNG "1' R.abtltt Dlx. alt. auto IA Y Pl.ADBOI a.a:~---Ami 9701 1~ PARTS-SERVICE 1 WT0114.«yl. aeat belti. AM /Fii '1$ Sed.aD De Ville, blue. UNOOLN·MERCURY --WeNeedClffl\ Oat.auns . ,.__,,_ .....___ , .. .::5700 S1700, Aft 6pm. MJ.1125. ater40 caHette. new loaded, •harp, SS.750. ••uA• .. A""'n•··or Z1115Rarbor81vd ••••••••••••••••••••••• IMW 9711 ---•--.... ttr..lftt/extsrou&>. mlnt PP.~afUPM snrwy.J:;i;'F~te~ 0:....... tft. •SLY llOX '71 Mazda RX3. Auto. '61 Ccovertlble. ldot run· ecmd. Bestofr.831·1642 JRVINE WEIUY USED CARS ~~l .._~ AM/FM 8 tril. Xlnt cood. nlol CCJOCI, VU)' cleaa. il vw 411.000 i ori aw...... tt20 IJ0.7000 .... IUIU r-~HARBOR BLVD 8estofr.845-an6 ~.l-G:Z·'710 'all 'f' I•••••••••••••••••••••••--------- BM.4dr .alr. 140-441014~ZIJ U H 9739 '7JPOISCHI ':::fculou':f; C:a~: i4MONTECARLO ...... ffSZ CALL GARTH VllC'd Oar lil&r 540-a30 ateNOlape,11,000ma •u• TUUOC~•a• a~ lained. $2000 firm. Laudau. auto, A/C, ...................... . a.NWCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.. ____ ,.. ~lOllO PBIPS.AMIFM,8tracll, '70 Mustang V·8 , nu •S47tl• '71 MASERATI Indy. 4 Blad&, 81.auphmlrt at.ereo Sharp, runs 1lroo1 brakes & radiator. Rns 1eater, lthr, air. run pwr. & air condlllooln1. iSVWLaGrande~~ 831-1503 areal. Sl7H . p . p . 2121 HARllOA BLVD OOSTAMESA WllU'f US.CAUi We're l.be..., O.Vrol« ~ ln the Irv Aue.o Center. We )'our med~.,! JOI MAC,._SOM CHIV'IOUT 21 Auto Oenter t>rh•'" IRVlNE 761-72U WANTED! Late mod4'l Toyolas, Volvoes, Pickups & Villa cau us tod~ • .... ~ ..... c.... ...... ... 646-tJDJ., 14~t4'1 * AMAllMG AUOI IU'fS• lt'N Audi lOOLS 4dr . auto., alr, 8 trtl tUfO. 34.000 m1 ls:!l&NJ~I •$4H5• l9'T8Aud15000 4dr , •utn . P 1S , P B. 1ur casaette. 15.000 m1 Hlll!n> •St7'5• WANTED: 1968 or 10 '7( Chevy IL 6"-6296 ask for Bob Qasaified Ads, your one- stopsbopping center. People who need People That's what the DAILY PILOT SERVlCE DIRECTORY as all about! 9800 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUCK CITY 4x4 4x4 4x4 77 OMC ~ 8NoJtrfljj INN08121 '71 ~ ¥• T 4a4 ct2tne1 '74 ca.._. 4114 11'11.#41 '14 D1t.-P/U 4114 IBM76601. '71 ca.. l'• T 4•4 11eo1431 7• .. 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"'4 T ITIO:Mel '995 7J,..... .... ·-(180111') '2995 VANS-VANS-VANS 76 hN s.fw Y• 11AZ.M18I '7141MC s.fw Y• (IT»&YI '71 ~ s.fw Y• (271MN'IJ '8495 '6595 '5495 '5495 '71~1pclwwwa 12P• 1111NONJ s4995 71 Cllilw s.tlr •• 1111'11M1 '2995 '2995 '3495 '3195 '4595 '4695 '2495 TRADE IN SPECIAL '2995 '1895 '795 '1495 '1495 COMPUTI IODYSHOt- MOWOPIM IXCILUMT llLICTIOM Of IMWUSA\.H Wr may have your n~xt l'ar 111 our Inventory Call w t.Odlt)'' ll 1·1040 495-4949 CREVIER $1 Sl & H OAOWAY ~A .. JA AHA 835·3171 I THf UlTIMAff DRIVING MACHINl •USEDIMW1• '11·160048pd <940NRJ J '753.0Stii <230RYFI '75530a Aulo. (916MTV I '76 2002,4spS/R <S49PHZ I '76S30i, StR(581RCSI '77320S/R (S67SXG 1 Closed On SuRdays ORANGE COUMTY'S &1 Sales·Service·Leasrng Roy CarYer,lnc. Rolls ftoyce BMW 1540 Jam bor~e Newport Beach 640·6444 '73 BMW 2002, 41,000 mi's. 1 ownr, new M1chehns. stereo, xtra clean SS300 497-4329 69 2800 Bavenu "Gem". looks & runs better thun many 7~'s Must see Bst ofr. 751-6892 : 645-7434 ·72 2002, x Int cond. $4800 or best orrer. 675-5480. 75 BMW 2002, AM t FM cassette. air, S6800. 768·9051 CGpi 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 V-6. sunrool. AM /FM cass. mags, new tires. new paint, xlnt cond. $2900. 547-8759 637 ·2624 76 Capri. rur. auto. 48.000 nu, needs work. $2500/ bstofr 549-7395, Becky Colt 9717 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •1976COLT WAGON• 4 spd. air, radio. 25.000 nu. <652MOP l •$3,095• 13831 HerbOf 91•d Gardetn Oro.,. "' 1131-nn '720 m.lnl cond. Overseas Im· (800454) Gd~ .. ""000 m1 II .,.,.. """"' porta645-5880or642·<MM 133,995 ..,_;;&ft""5 · '74 Moote Carlo. PS. PB. _v_,......,..__._· ----- M9rc ... lea 9740 HAllOUI VW · air. cntr console, awlv •74 Must 4.cyl 4.8 pd mu Beach Blvd .. H.B. VW DUNE BUGGY. Rent aeatl. SUOO. 645-8532. 32.822 mJ'. AM /FM caaa: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call642-4435 enl reblt, aandlalreet •63 Nov SS xlnl cond 6 P IS, Mag wh1s. TA 1975 MIZ 210 Urea. Canvas top/tow u1 .~-,;,...,.. .,.._..,11• radial.a. $2500. 862-7982. 11.:,::,:::iiiiii;ii~;;5;~~ SEDAN. complete with '61SUperCabConv.lvory. barlncl.Sll!I0,675-4870 ~ .... -·--.. • 9S2-3820 ., sunroof. 1tereo. cruise drkbrwntop,lmmac! i2BUl.AlltFMater. -._-M--.-...... -c-,--... --,_-l --------1 control & tow miles. G'J.1337. $1800. PO Box 2384. NB. '734drCeprlce.1d cond, .., us-._le, Xw • DllVIA • C927NXH>.Buyorleaae .. 74 914 20 . t 9216183 new paint, oria owner cond, 289. v.a. cam . LlnLL 47 ,000 ml'. 'b~:u::~nkt . • PW,PDtL.A/C. PS. PB. beaden. 837.5087. * • * 1975 Ml%210C AM/FM cus. map. "Int $4000. 74-'75 VW BUS. 9 sm5. P.P .83S-31Sl '?S lluatane V6, full SAVE A LOT Stefwt.eo~i~d:;:. C:n~~i oood. owner trauaferred ~:· ~i~ ~1b!~: um OMveeu 2 dr cleaa power. air. buckei seata. SHOPlaCOMPARE ocks -A Cine S.S.S00.752·30!58 ma70 new tlru. s t e r eo conao!e, All/FM, ra~. auotomobile ! Buy or 'SS Porsche 356A. xlnt caue«e. $198$. 496-5721 Xlntcood, must aell, ong 8A.RW IC I< DA TSU"' 1 1,, 11 I 11'• 1 1• 811 137549].])75 ·ea 510 Runs. needs some worlt S375 Must sell 548-6338 aft 5 s Roadster. 1600. good mt . hard & soft tops, some body work. $1100. 7~1-4192, 548·6413 '76"'2 Datsun 710, 4 spd. FM. extras. 14,000 mi. 1mm ac . ! Lk new . 673-3600 9723 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76.CTB, pristine S27 ,900/ofrs. Dir 64,S-,5980 or 642-056 Rat 972 •••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa Over 200 Fiats to choose rrom plus an outsLanding selection of Sports cars at DICK MILLER MOTORS 120WWamer.S.A 557·2132 I ease. ( 8 26 M IT >. cood. must sell. beat of· i4 Super Beetle. l2300 or ownr. Aft 6pm" w~; rer.673-2386eva. ~l yr warranty. a.,.a.r ffJS =29· dally ttl S ; '76 Ml% 450SB. Complete with sunroof. crwse control. ster eo tape, pwr. windows, elc Low . l ow m al es 1502RCP). Buy or leaSt'. We have a good selection ol other fine MBZs in our inventory. Call us today! 11\MtlllO• Vil 'O IMPOna 7l4)831·l746or1714J49!H"0\4 •PAMPllllD ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------POISCHIS• m3VW. Xlntl1300 'T1 Cordoba. brwn. USM. 61 Mustang, V8. 289, ~ulo. L978 Ponche9ll Mecban.icalcood. air, PW. PB. PS. CC. runs g.ood. ~ew m4t. SCCoupe Pierre.67S-U79 All/FM ster tape, l brb, air, asking Sl.250. fspd.. air. pwr. 'ff VW ~ CMdo OWIU'. 54M2'73. SQ.7519 windows. sunroof. $515. ' '76 Cordoba. blk w /blk Ith '70 Mach I. new peint & Blacllalloys.cassette. Btwn 5 4'&.~J. inter,fullf>WT.ma&wbls. chrome. ruU pWl", AIC. (~aUtheMx'·1 31.000 mi 15• $6000 nrm. cass. 351 Cleveland. TA _., '70 Bag.oewpaint.tires& 84'J-4flt7 r adials, xlnt cond. brakes. Looks & runs s.1000/ofr 8'2-4820 great. $1595. 586-8176 '73 Town & Country, 9 "'±==&.ft.: paaa, Bell ofr over $1~. --·s SQuareback. like nu. 833-03$1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Porsche 911 Targa 9955 ms & looks xlnt. P.P . llllB Vi.ala Cruiser. power. 1972 Ml% 210C $1800. 714-45f.8583. Callllllu•.. 9tJO 9 seat, ~/or best offer . Automatic. pwr. steer· dn nd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759-9448/8"-8722 5 spd., air. stereo. white. 30,000 ml. (1012.01 :fi. ,aircond.&extralow 1973Ponscbe '72 Bus, t co . Air 'TIKarkV.immac! . • 911 TCoupe cood. FM cass. $2500. or Creme loaded.pp '7S Cutluas Salon, Imm.ire es.(~~~· 5spd .. gokl. alloY•. makeofr. 847-0677 M04M44. wkdya, is: ~oaded $11951 otr HOWAl.DChevrol.t ste~~~ml. ''71 VW Sta Wgn, needs •4 DR. 7000 mi .• supet"•-------- Oove&QuallSts. body work, Eng wortr. CUMI.. ~ OW'Det' $1.500 'T1 CUtluu Salon. Beige. (Near MacArthur, P\ael llQeded. '600/btll ~ · · pwr w lndowa. b rks. Jamboree&Bristol). off. Need to adl Badly! steering, vinyl top. NEWPORT BEACH I 4 6 · 2 6 0 1 a f t S · '12. 82.000 mi. ~ owner . stereo. tape deck, T-bar 83J..OI 16 ·ee vw Sqback. New eng. Sl.7~./cuh rool, SU50. 644-4040 or ---------1 !::=========~I s un roof. 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HAllOUI VW ROY paint, yellow. c leao. $2960. 61HlB7 /S48·5501. 18711 Beacb Blvd., H.B. 25,000 ma. Xlnt cond. 1973 280C. dark blue. lthr, CARVER SUBS Call 962 7498 CallMZ-4435 $2800,/bst ofr. 833·7039 or sunr'f, immac. $8,900. ROLLS ROYCE • • · '67 metalllc blue. rebuilt · 559-9097 Call673-739067S-1328. • l.VlO VW Bag, xJnt cond. eog, trans. grt lookln· '73 Pinto, clean & mech tS40J•mNrH $1450/ofler. Rm 770-8724 g/nmning, 8 lrlc AM /FM perf. Nu auto trane & Honda 9727 '64~L.origint,nueng. ---..J:z=te.•ctt wrt973-4053. stereo631·3364 radials. Lo mi's. $1195. ••••••••••••••••• •• ••• nu convect top. Superb 768-3066 Brand New '78 cond. $8500 Hrm. Must ClOSlOSUNDAn '74 VW Pop-Top Camper. '71 Cougar XR7. 4 spd. ----· -----sell.833-7723. Orange, n ew tires 351-4V. A/C, PIS. P /B. '74 Pinto. AM/FM tape, HONDA Cars 1968SUver Shadow. RHO, clutch. $4700. Call AM/FM. Best offer. Pvt new lires&batt. Runs- MAHY '6.S M.8 . 220SE. PIS. P /8 . 2-dr, 67,000 ma's. Body by 644-4887 eves. pty. 493-0175 looks gd. SUiOO. 497-4649 air. auto. very gd mech Mulliner. mint. $21.500. To Choose from! cond. $2500./oHer. P.P.675-8651 . '77 Rabbit, snrf. AM/FM L968 Cougar. Xlnt cond. Ply.Nllh 9960 UNIVERSITY 673.3150 cass. delWQE! int. bst ofr $750 or make orrer. Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• MGI 97 44 ~7~ tn:!Tfa~:f:~: MS-3!16l, 646-790'7 963-2621 aft 7pm. 't8 Cus~m Factory made Oldlmoblt. ••••• .. ••••••• •••• ••••• asonable work by trained Vot.o tn2 ~ 9940 Cad. Pickup truc:k. ~t ~ C.ars • GMC "'-'"•··h mechanic ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• • ••••••••• cond. 33.~ Ong. ma. Trucks * 1977 MGI• &;ol_., · llFOU YOU • • ••••••••• New paint. Stainless 2850 Harbor Blvd mags, stereo tape, I~· RoUs Royce '76 original sa&. YOUlt illll P~L lteeJ bed. $7000. or Best Costa Mesa 540.9640 lf!!eRYra.tQ)k, 19,000 miles owner. Only 34.000 mi. VOLVO, L offer. 752-0384 .-.. Ivory wttan top, long ,_._ 9965 '72 HONDA ~ wheel base, ractory war· SEE US! 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Best Offer. 548·9878 846-9125 1 n t . m 1 n t c o n d . int. make orrer eves sedan. ad cond. $1800. " ~ 8ria.n SS2 7306 ·s SIO sedan. completely $6,700 tbstofr.631-3515 963-8662 675-0283aft6. Mechanics now at . V4t91 9974 custom & restored, leav-9765 Ivan's, 1995 Harbor 1960 Ford Convertible,••••••••••••••••••••••• l·ng country mst sell '71JagXKE,Roadster. Porsche 9750Torofa B!vd.,C.M.646-1912 &mlinet.lowner.44, '74 Wa"on. FM 8 trk. • lmac! Bstofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .-.i .. mi's .11. .. u realiaU "1 .,""" $1300. 968-5.359 ~ •65 356C * 1977 TOYT A '68 122 wagon, restored ..... · ~ c map, c ean ~· cl au i c . re bu II t B20 offer considered, located 54&-8691 * 1973 NOW IS THE TIME PORSCHE 5 1 CBJCA * . s:M915 1ofr846-8296 lo N.B. n 4167s-.3292 • . DATSUN 2401• for job seekers to check Original leather lnterior. 21 pd, •tereo~s. aJr, · U.C-. 9945 72 ~~· ,;,ng. owner , 4 spd, air. mags, 52,000 the Daily Pilot Help SOOOmileaonnew engine. ,OOOmJ. (1 1 '70 164 Atr. 88M. lood •••••••-•••••••••••••• SS. Ss2~ mi. 1795HTJ ) Wanted classification . H Must see to appttelate. *S4,995• eond, service reco~. ,.. '"''"IC •<>•---'·------·-----•WON'T LA.ST LONG'• tu • I ....... $1850.,548-3832 ~ • .,.,_......,town . the job you want is not non t ast ._-oat... ~ · car only. motor xlnt '73 Ve1a. '74 eng.ane, 40,oeo ~ there you might consider HARIOUR VW '. ~., $18915. 6"--0940 mi's. Great economy. dt offering your services 18711 Beach Bl., H.B. i..u Alllos. UMd $1350. Call 556--0993 __ uo . with an ad in the Job Calla.2-4435 _ .... -'-ro •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• What a Wonderful World 13131 ....,t>or B•va Wanled c11tegory. Phone <838TKE> 131131 tta1110t&1•d Md& 9910 of Shopping, right at '73 Vega Hatcbbac~. Ga<Oon O•oYe ... Pl-Dn 1 642.5678 O••O.n Growi "' U14U> ••••••••••••••••••••••• your fingertips every -Great cond. Auto. air, Pristine or Huntington '68 Skylark, has ever · day ! O a I I y p 11 o t radial. $1000. 494-3801. Autos, ew 9800 Autos, New 9800 Beach is offering lacquer llFORE YOU ything. 4·dr, air. p IS. Classified Ads. To place ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. metal finishing & SELL YOUR P/B, etc. $700/Must sell. )'our ad, call 642·5878 and SELL idle items with a 1971 DATSUN 1-210 2 DOOi Slandard 4 speed, un- dercoat. Side moldmg.(I 0 #8553«-78-12Q8) 53399 -...---·" " ....... Of YIAI . QIWNCI SAU HOWi ' I fender nartng to Porsche TOYOTA. 642-~ let a Classlfied Ad· Visor Daily Pilot Classified Ad owners. 536-7888. help you. 642-5678. SEE Usl Buick Riviera '70. Very 1978 PORSCHE • eood ooodhion. $900. cau A111o1. Mew 9IOO Mtot, Mew 9100 91 I Sc MARQUIS TOY OT A 494-11831. ••••• •••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• •••••••••••••• M~ONVJEJO ,.. .. ._. This one ls loaded!! I 1J 1·1110 495-12 IO C Mic • Mocha brown ext~rior & ••-.. •••••••••••••• ••• low miles. Pri. ply. Call ·s Toyota Crown, 4 ctr. 538-5120. 49 000 mi. Immaculate. •POUCHI 91415• ~ $2985. owsa ,......... 9767 •1974Green 1.8 •H••••••••••••M•••••• •197S()opper'a::.2.0 '76 TR1..c wht w/tan, -"-YO loaded IC ha top co.»d. M,OOOuua:a ( > 21,000 ml ... '4800/or bst • UJ'74 White 2.0 53,000mllea CU049) "78912E $13,000. Excellent ccndl&ion. = how Dally Pt.lot Clau· tned adl dlap1-)' their melt._ witb .. IJblUty and I~? Ourada, we .,.. proud 'to .., really 1•t renlu. Pllont A \ olr.552-52153 TRe, '71, a.lnt cood, P.P. $HOO or bHl offer. Me-4138 '65 SoMte. 1ood running coocl. Muat ~11. tllOO or btto(r. MS-1831 aft $pm. ,......... 9710 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ) ~ -.. -- • TEST DRIVE A DIESEL SEVILLE • '71 DATS 510 $1 ·599 =, luto., M. Be ( BT-12505) air, urtyl Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION VOL. 71, NO. 227, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Valley Teachers Claiin C By RAYMOND IES'l'a.ADA ft. Ot .. D111¥ ....... Fountain Valley Elementary School District teacben filed a series of criminal charges against school dblrict officials ' today, stemmlna from a May 31 ~ to June 1 demonstration to pro- ~ test layoffs and program cuts. The teachers cbaraed the five Fountain Valley school dlstrict trustees witb "verbal abuse" a nd Deputy Sueperlntendent Glenn Hardy with perjury. The. dutraea were filtd with the Fountain Valley PoUce Department and Orange County District AUomey. Teacbens staied a two-niaht sit·in at the scbool district bead· quarters to protest school board members' layoffs ol 96 lnstruc· tors and approval of drastic pro- gnm cuts. But school district ottlcials, armed with a court order, stopped the teachers from con· tinuln& their protest. Officials charged the teacher s with urinating on textbooks and leav· ing a baa filled with animal def· ecation in an office during the protest. 'We believe that teachers have been insulted and verbally abused solely for the purpose of having them appear in an un· favorable light in the public's eye," said Founta in Valley Education Association President Yale Wisbnlck. Verbal abuse of teachers is ii· legal according to state educa· lion codes, Wishnick said . "Glenn Hardy committed per- jury when he knowingly gave false testimony in his <court> declaration," Wisbnick alleged. In a prepared statement to the court, Hardy wrote that the sit· • Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1978 TEN CENTS • al Abuse in was "a dis ruptive and destructive affair" that included trash thrown on the floor and furniture pushed around the dis· trict offices. Hardy a lso wrote t hat teachers damaged the school district telephone switchboard. . Teachers also said today they plan to file 17 unfair labor prac- tice c har ges with the stale Public Employees Relations Board over the disputed layoffs and program cuts. Hardy could not be reached for comment today. District of. ficials indicated today they had not yet received copies of the teachers' charges. District officials have re- ceived a permanent restraining order from an Orange Councy Superior Court judge that halts teacher protests on Fountain va1}y School District property. Star Athlete Mourned . Valley Quarterback Killed in Car Crash By A.R111UR R. VINSEL Of tlle DllllV ...... Staff A stunned community ls mourning star Fountain Valley High School quarterback Doug Thompson who was killed Mon- day when a car driven by team- m ale Willie Gittens rolled several times on a desert highway. Gittens. described as one of the finest halfbacks developed in Orange County in 25 years, was lis ted in stable condition today at Palo Verde Hospital in Blythe suffering head injuries. Thompson, 17, died instantly when apparently crushed by the overturning sports car. rrom which both youths were ejected. They were en route to Arizona State University at Tempe. They were to begin new chap- ters in their promising careers there as members of the ASU Sun Devils team. CRelated Story on Page BU Authorities theorize Gittens, who was driving, dozed off at the wheel on Interstate lO about 40 miles west of Blythe, on their way to report ror pre-season footba ll practice. California Highway Patrol of· fici als say they are uncertain, but belie ve Thompson. the Barons' 1977 quarterback. was crushed when the sports car , rolled over him. He died of multiple fractures and internal injuries. A hearse from Peek Family Mortuary in Westminster was to pick up the body in Blythe today. Funeral arrangements are in · complete. ·'They were a very. very close-knit family and a lot or their activities pivoted around Doug," Fountain Valley High School Activities Director Bob Ferguson said today. ''He was such a good student. And so handsome," Huntington Beach Union High School Dis· trict Trustee Zita Wessa said. Thompson. son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Thompson, had a J.8 grade average, according to Ferguson. He won a full scholarship to Arizona State. Ferguson said Thompson was interested in the field or business but neither boy was committed to a particular scholastic major yet. "Just getting their feet wet in something new," he remarked. "Doug was one or those kids who would have been a success al anything he chose and of course Willie is having some gum feelings .·· <See GRIDDER, Page i\2) .17 . HBWoman Held on Fraud Rap Marsh Soil Report Due ln2Weeks I ' I I t ' . t, I ' ! I I : ( I ~ ' o.i1, ...... lutt ,,_ RAM OWNER IS ALL SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A' Carroll Rosenbloo m (Left) With Supervisor Clark l ' 1 iRams Fans Welcome iCluh at Luncheon t , By GARV GRANVILLE , Of Ille O.lly l"llot Staff Though the Los Angeles Rams rwon't be moving to Anaheim lStadium until 1980, more than r l ,500 fans flocked to a $10-a· ; ticket welcoming lunch at the ; Anaheim Convention Center t . Monday. <Related story Page A3.l There they ate shrimp cocktail tser ved in miniature plastic foot· [b a ll helm e t s, ogled Ram ~cheerleaders and stood to ap· ~laud R a m owner Carroll Rosenbloom. For Rosenbloom, the outpour- ing of support was what he called "the greatest rejuvena- tion I could receive." Less than 48 hours earlier the tRam owner heard bls team tbooed as It failed to score a point l~~ a lackluster pre·season ex· eubitlon 1ame. t' And less than 24 hours earlier, jftosenbloom fired the bead foot-lbaU coacb he hired alx months !a~go as his band·plckod select.ion aulde his t.eam to the Super wl. t All that was behind the 7$- tJ>ARTf' R4CE 'ILED TODAY glt's a race, but mostly It's a rty. It's the Champasne Series, ucust's answer to June's an· ual Beer Can Re1att.a at tbe Balboa Yacht Club. Stlips ull Tbuuday, but ruden let an aDlidpatory lOok today oo Pqe AL year-old Rams owner though, as he beamed at the crowd that bad come to welcome his Rams two years before their scheduled ar· rival. • "All of us -the coaches, the players, the entire organization -look forward to becoming pa rt of your community, .. Rosenbloom said. ··w e just don't come and take. We put back. And ftbinllyou'U like having us with you," he added. Rosenbloom mentioned that since it was announced last month the RAms are moving to Orange County. $200,000 worth of ticket reservations have been re- ceived at Ram headquarters. And if Los Angeles football fans are disenchanted with the Rams relocation, it hasn't !lhown ut the box office. Rosenbloom laid U\ere have been Just elabt season Ucbt can c ellatlona 11 nee the transplant aruaouncement. Rosenbloom talke4 of coach Geor1e Allen's 1urptiRe flrint a day earlier. He called the dumplna of Al· len •'one ot the aaddeat days of my Ule." "But ot thtl time apd at thJa place Georae Allen needs to be with a team where be does evnythln1 -coacb, 1eneral manaee and public relation.a. ·•w were dolna those thJnp for him and it wu frust.raUnc blin. I rtit It lthe fruatratJonl m l1ht affect hl1 be al th, .. Rosenbloom 161d. If troGbled on the football neld •nd In tbe coachea office, Roaenbloom was notblnc if not a <8" &018, Pait At> Criminal charges have been filed against an Orange County welfare worker from Huntington Beach who allegedly became alarmed when a fellow worker was arrested on similar charges or fraud and embezzlement. Distri ct attorney·s in · vestigators said Cheryl Walker. 33, was arrested by them after she allegedly told her supervisor in the welfare depa rtment's Westminster office that she bad pocketed about $440 In welfare funds. It is alleged that Mrs. Walker kept issuing Aid to Families with Dependent Childre n <AFDC> funds to a former recip· ient after the woman left the county and became ineligible for them. Inv estigators sai d Mrs . Walker opened a bank account in the former AFDC recipient's nam e and. u s ing a forged signature, deposited the checks in that aCCOWlt. In vestigat or s said Mrs Walker's alleged confession was a direct result of the arrest last week of Rhonda May Patton, 30, of Newport Beach. who is ac- cused today or embezzling about $9,000 in welfare funds. Mrs. Patton was jailed alte1u welfare worker handling her case load while the defendant was on vacatiqn notice<\. that a numbet of checks for weftare re- cipients were being sent to the same post office box in Cypress. Investigators said they found that the box was being main· taioed by Mrs. Patton and that checks sent to that address were beina cashed by her. Tbe arrest of Mn. Patton and the alleged confession ot Mrs. Walker has sparked an all-out inyestigaUon of the welfare de· partment by the district at- torney's office. The department employs about 500 eligibility workers wbo lntervl~w welfare appli· cants and decide lf they can be gtven financial aid. Tbe welfare department is· sues about '4 milllon ln checks eacb month to about 17,000 welfare familtes. A West Oran1• Count)' Judicial Dl5lrict Judie hu de· layed tentencint Of Huntlnaton Beach Clty COuncllman lobt Thom11 wt.o was coeritittcl Jan 29 of milclem a.nor vandaUam. Munldpal Court Judie Jobn H. Wyatt Jr. ea$d Monday he de. • tay.tcf,..,~ untU Sept. 15 to allow def-.e auome1 ..J~ Alter more time to prepare •tumenta for • modon to bold a new lrtal for Thiom•. • C).ilff'lletStoltf ....... Tl' and Friend(s) The boys down at the ~ewport Pier bait shack found this oddity of nature -a two·hl'aded ba by sh<J rk when they gutted the mother blue s hurk they caught Sunday. T J and Brian. the intrepid fishermen . said they round nine little s hurks inside the m other blue. Supermarket Clerk Walkout Looming LOS ANGELES CAP> -A strike by 70,000 s upermarket clerks from Bakersfield to the Mexican border was considered likely today as union members cast ballots on whether to accept the lat.est offer l'rotn 15 major food chains. "Our offer and the union's de· mands .re still far apart, ao we cannot be optimistic," Bob Voigt, a spokesman for the Food Employen CouncU. said Mon· d•)'· i.eadtra of tbe nine Southern CaUf ornia locals of the Retail Clerks ''nlon unanimously uraed that the otter be rejected and that rank·and-ftle m e mbers autborlze a 1trtke The clerk•• last walkout :aiatnst Southe rn CaHtornla markets wu In 1969 and la!lted 19 days, 1 "We expect aome lnconven. lences and~aome empty 1pota oo the tbielv•' as the result ol 1 ,at.tlkt, Votat said. "But no one la 1011\1 to 10 bw1CrY ·" :rbt ia supermarket cba.tna ln· volved are Albertsons. Alpha Beta. Arden-Mavrair. Boys, Certified Grocers, Hughes, A.M. Lewis, Lucky Stores, Ma rket Basket , R a lphs, Safeway, Smiths Food King, Stater Bros., Thrilti Mart and Vons. Ma ny \nde pend ent stores whose worke r s a re n o t represented ~y the clerks union would be unaffected. In preparation for 11 walkout, Votat said, the stores have bJred more than 10,000 persons on a conlln~ency basis, with the jobs to begm as aoon 111 a strike \s called , Volat said. Talks between th~ employen and the clerks broke ofr Sunday mornlnt, after the union natly rejected the compantes' final of· rer and aave a required "8·bour strike not.Jee. The nottce bt'ilns when the contnct explret at mldntabt Wednesday. "A 1ttike cou.ld betin aQJtlme after 12:01 a.m. Saturd11." Voitt •Jld; . I R esults of soil sample analyses from petroleum pro-duction processed and recycled by Aminoil USA Inc. on shores of the Bolsa Chica lagoon and wildlife preserve won •t be in for perhaps two weeks. This is the prediction by Ron Bates. spokes m an for the Orange County Department of Solid Waste Management. Samples were taken this week from the 11 -acre area where coolant mud is spread. dried in the sun and eventually removed for landfiU Ordinary household trash dumped on the property is being cleaned up Assem blym a n Dennis Mangers. D-Huntington Beach. raised the cleanup matter three weeks ago after it was brought to his attention by Huntington Beach City Councilman John Thomas The c ity councilman gave Mangers ._. helicopter tour of the Bolsa Chi ca lagoon region. Publicity led to cleanup opera· tions being initiated. although oil company spokesmen the follow- ing day ordered Mangers and a newsman off the property. Everyone involved has so fa r blamed others. Amlnoil USA Inc. spokesman John R yan says S ign a l Landmark Properties, a home development firm. controls ac· cess to the oilfield land. where a , <See MARSH, Page AZ> Coast Weath er Sunny through Wednes· day but some low cloudl· ness late night through mid -morning . Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Wednesday from 68 to 72 at beaches to 78 to 85 in· land. INSID~ T ODA 't' He11f'l/ Httchcbck hired an all- female lifeguard emu at the Balboa 80Ji Club tlria 11ear and 1011• tt t.00a tllf right di>· cfdon. See F'fOUll'fng, Page Cl. . IY * I ! f t I l f f ' I DAILY PILOl H/F -----,.-- OettJ"'•--- Rental Rollback Sought Otrlclnla of the Apartment Owners Att11oclatlon of Oran1e County have announced that th\'Y are joining a move to seek tht> coo~rutlon of all rental unit ow rler!I an stubilizlng rents. M t>mbers of the association ~·•> thl'Y will contact landlords n·portt'd to have raised rents ,ind request voluntary rollbacks. c:om pluints will be processed throu1h the Sacramento head- ~uarters of the Housing Industry Ta~k Force for Rental Relief. CtAClE MARKS APPROXIMATE AREA OF DUMPING Orange County renters who believe they have received un- usually large or unwarranted rental increases can call the toll- free number . <800> 952·5537. Stirring More Then the Bird• et BolH Chica The county association. which officials say joins with other rental industry leaders In trying to ('ut off demands for rent con· trol. Joins with statewide or· ganizations in asking landlords to pass on Proposition 13 benefits in one ofthrttways. Siebert To Pay Legal Fee Huntington Beach City Council me mbers refused Monday to pay a Sl.420 bill fo r lt'gal se r vices s t t.•mm1ng from a lawsuit against former city at· torney Don Bonfa M avor Pro Tern Richa rd Sie bert said he would pay the bill. "It was certainly regrettable that Cthe bill> was inadvertently mailed to the City or Huntington Beach for payment." Siebert said The bill came from attorney Ralph Marcarelh who worked on the lawsuit for 19 days Siebert originally filed the IJwsuit .. on behalf of the tax· µayers" of Huntington Beach m ,Jn effort to retrieve funds al· legedly spent by the former city allorney without city council ap· prov al Council ml'mbt•rs a~rct'd to Join Sit.'bert an lhC' suit on June 9 when the judge an the case s aid ~e wanted to know the city's stand on the issue. But 19 days later. Bonfa's ut· torneys threatened a counter suit against the city The council members later decided to withdraw from the lawsuit Youth Drowns In Shower David Dwayne Tryon. 17, of ~lt'sa. Ariz . fell and drowned in a tub shower Monday while vis 1ting friends in Santa An a, ac· c·ording to a coroner's report The report noted the youth was subJect to seizures and ap- parently was stricke n shortly after 6 p.m. while showering in an apartment at 3001 S. Br.ad- ford St., Santa Ana. Friends found the victim lying face down in the shower tub in ubout 10 inches of water, the cor- oner's report said. Huntington Driver Injured in Crash A 28-ycar-old Huntington Beach woman watt injured Mon- day wht•n her car colhded with Jnother vehicle an Laguna Hill~. ..1 California H1ghw<1y Patrol spokes man said Treated but not hospitalized at Saddleback Community Hospital was Cathleen Korzep of 21661 Brookhurst St. The driver or the other car, Mark Jacobsen. 19, of 29262 Tie rce Lane. South Laguna, reportedly wasn 't in· jured in the 5 p m. accident at La Paz Ro<id a nd Moulton Parkwtty. Tbreal8 Ignored SAN DIEGO !AP l City Councilman Jess Haro mus t serve his full 90·day jail sen· tence. for customs violations. a federal judge said Monday OAAHO! COAST H f DAILY PILOT TIWOr-OM\I0•11yl>t'91 wll'l-1\<-... -............ "'' .. _._.., ... °'_ c-.1_1,,...,.c_ ... , _ _...,,.,_ ••• _.,_ """'"""' ,.., ...... l''*f fer CM .. 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F,....r.,,.AI MARSH .•• fenrt' wal> torn down by v,indals Dumping of household refuse that ""ould be properly con signt.'d to ,, county dump began .i ftt-rward "Wt• hated to do 1t. bul we had to take actton," said Jeff Allen of Signal Landmark Properties about thl' posting of guards to kt.'l'P the pubhc out or thl' region "That's <1 big ptare oul there.'' h<' sc.11a 01 tnc 45-acre sludge rerlamation area. "It's hard to keep people out .. Am moil spokesman Ryan points out the trash dumping ln- rldents have been totally un- related to dumping of oilfield wastt.·. the drilling coolant mud used in production "It makes excellent landfill." he says, adding that the process 1s allowed under permits issued m 1976 by tht.• stat e Water Quuli · t v Control Board and in 1977 by the Orange County Department of Solid Wastt.· l\lanagemenl. Chunks of conc r et e and aspha It paving retrieved from oilfil'ld operations a r e a lso stored on the property pending use by Signa l Landmark Properties Inc. for landfill. County authorities are unalyz. ing soil samples of the oilfield waste to assure it contains no toxic chemicals that might gel into the Bolsa Chica estuary. en· dangering waterfowl. Ammoil's Ryan says his com· pany also has conducted tests <.1nd he is certain there is no danger "He told me the company un- de r s tands it has a grave responsibility there." says As· semblyman Mangers, who is L'ngineering an attempt to have the state and rounty ucquire the 1.600 acres of the wetlands. FroRI Page Al GRID DER. • A tragic footnote to the acci· dent was revealed today by family friends. with whom Doug Thompson had dinner the night before his death. A breakdown in communicu· tions resulted in failure to get a dea th notifica tion m essage through to the Thompson fa mily via proper channels. His mother . hearing sketchy r adio reports of an accident while out shopping. nervously telephoned authorities knowing Doug and Willie were going that way S h e learned the wors t . firsthand. Ft'ORIPageAJ RAMS ••• hero of sorts to the luncheon crowd. Though h astily, but we ll planned and backed by only four days of tirket selling effort, the welcome Ra ms lunch was a sellout Outside the gaily decorated eating hall. the Disneyland band greeted lunch goers. Inside, It was the Dixieland bund from Knoll's Berry Farm that enter tained. The head table was populated by Ral1lli brass, Ram players. backers who had led the drive to bring the Rams to Orange Coun· ty and the city officials who had done the driving , These are by rolling back rents to May 31 levels. by freez· 1ng rents through the end of this yu.ir or by shuring net tax sav· ings with tenants. Huntington NixesSC4G Dues Payment Huntington Beach City Council members voted S to 1 Monday to withhold $1.668 in dues pay- ments to the Southern California Association or Governments. "SCAG is controlled by Los Angeles and is no help to Orange County at all, .. said Councilman Ron Pattinson. But Mayor Ron Shenkman vot-eo :1g ainst holding back the dues payments. "There are potential grants threatened by this pullout." She nkman said. "I wanted more information before we pull out." The City Council's action Mon- day does not mean Huntington Beac!h is no longer a member of SCAG, a regional advisory agen· cy that includes many Southern California agencies. Pattinson indicated that the ci· ty must withhold dues payments for a lengthy period of time before its membership is re- voked. Dave Ullman The Sailor To Beat? When you're hot. you're hot. as they say in sports. Dave Ullman is hot in the sport of sailboat racing as he JUSl proved by winning the Olympic Baltic Regatta in the 470 class of Tallinn. Estonia. Ullman's crew ls Mary Griffith of Los Angeles. One week prior to the pre- Olympic regatta. Ullman. with Tom Linskey as crew. won the world championship in the 470 Class as Mars trand. Sweden. An d one week before depart· ing for Sweden, Ullman with Jim Linskey as crew won the Lido-14 national championship ut Huntington Lake. Anothe r Newpo rt Beach sailor. Tom Blackaller was re- ported winning the Star Class in Estonia at the conclusion of the third race. The Finn Class was won by August Mil ler. a Michigan University chemistry professor. Containment Of Fire Near CAZADERO !APl -A six- day-old fire that charred 11.000 a cres or valuable limber and destroyed 35 homes was 95 per- cent contained today. a state Division ol Forestry spokesman said. Spokesman Richard Schell said that fire lines were holding and only a few "bot spots" re- mained. Nudity Baek? ISS11e May Make Btdlot SAN DIEGO <AP \ -Supporters suy they buve &nough signatures on petitions to force a public vote again that might restore nudlsm at Bluck's Beach. The petitions curry almost 45,000 sl&nutures or 7.000 more than required, SllY supporters. It would be up to the City COuncU t9 ord(!r the is· sue bac)t on the November generMl election bwloL or authorize o s(>eclal election nextyeur. Black's Beach ln La JoUu was the nutlon'• onlY municipaJ beach without the need for swimsuits until the .. swimsuit optional" desi~ullon wu1 vot@d out last ~ear durinl U\e primary ' ectlon 1 ... SHERIFF'S DEPUTY STANDS GUARD OVER PLANE WRECKAGE IN UTAH Former Founleln Valley Realdent• Kiiied Along With Four Othen ~~~~~~~~~~~~- Valley Couple Die Suspect In Utah Plane Crash Sought in National Transportation Safe. ty Board officials are probing the crash of a light plane in Utah that killed six people. including two Fountain Valley High School alumni. J erry Griffith and his wife Rhonda Hauser Griffith. both 26. were among those who perished when the twin-engine plane went down outside Fairfield in stormy weather The Griffith couple. who lived in Henderson. Nev .. were flying from Sall Lake City to Las Vegas when the aircraft crashed. Killed with them were Las Vegas area r esidents RC. Johnson. Br ad Blume and Steve and Susie Straub. the daughter and son-in-law of Johnson. Family friends in west Oranfe County said Mr. and Mrs Gnr- fith were 1970 graduates of Fountain Valley H1gh School and later moved to Nevada. Kidnaps A nationwide a It· points bulletin was issued today by Seal Beach police in the search for a truck driver they allege kidnap~ two 12-year-0ld guts eight days ago and raped one of them Ore1nge County District At- torney 's Office authorities have issued an arrest warrant charg- ing Al Salcido. 34. with kidnap. forcible rape and child molesta· t1on . Judge Rejects Bid By Bovan Defense The arrest warre1nt carnes $100.000 bail. polirt> said today Salcido is claimed to be the man who abducted the two Long Beach youngsters as t h ey walked over the Anaheim Bay bridge near Surfside Colony at gunpoint. The girls had s pent the aft.er· noon of Aug. 7 M Bolsa Ch1ea State Beach and when a family friend failed to pick them up on s chedule. they began walking to his Seal Beach home. By TOM BARLEY OI t11e o.lly f'lleit St.ii A move by the defense to have the district attorney's office re- moved from the trial of seven defendants accused o f the murder of Stephen John Bovan or Fountain Valley was denied Monday in Orange County Superior Court Judge Robert P Kneeland re· Jected the argument that the dis· trict attorney's prosecution represents conflict or interest since several de puty district at· torneys will be called as wit· nesses for the prosecution when the trial begins. Judge Kneeland said he saw no conmct of interest in s uch a situation and refused lo ask the stale Attorney General's Office to take over the prosecution or the accused seven . Charges against the seven stem from the killin.a last Oct. 22 of Bovan, 36. who was s hot to death out.side a Newport Beach restaurant. Three Huntington Beach men who allegedly were imported rrom the East Coast to eliminate Bova n have been gninted a separate trial J e rry P e t er F1or1 . 41 . Raymond Steven Resco. 28. and Anthony .. Little Tony" Marone Jr .. 23. will go on trial Oct. 30 m Judge Kneeland's courtroom. The remaining rour defendants will be tried Jan. 9. again before Judge Kneeland. It is alleged that the contract was authorized when Bovan and two companions kidnapped Canadian born Alexander Kulik. 28. who is identified as a prin- cipal in the operations of Prasadam Distributing Inc. and als" stands accused of the Bovan killing. It is alleged that the murder or Bo va n brought into focus a multi-million dollar drug smug· gling ring which concealed its revenues in the assets of out· wardly respectable business concerns in Orange County. Judge Kneeland refused dur- ing pretrial action Monday to al· low Fiori and Kulik's wife. co- defendant Elsie Caban Kulik. 29. to plead guilty to lesser charges. Defense lawyers unsuccessful· ly argued that the district at- torney's office once agreed lo al- low both defendants lo plead guilty to lesser charges than that of first degree murder They complained lo Judge Knee land that the district at- torney backed out of the agree menl because the other five de fendants refused to participate in plea bargaining negotiations Judge Kneeland ruled that tht' offers made by the district at torney are no longer valid and the original charges e1gainst Fiori and •trs. Kulik must re· main Fiori is identified as the man who allegedly put nine bullets intoBovan. Pol1ct' Dt'lt'ct1 vt' K e1lh Duckworth says after inter· rogat1ng tht' traumatized youngsters one was slapped around by t)er kidnapper -m· vesligators ar <-satisfied they weren't h1tchhiking They said the abductor's car was pa rked al 01 e e dge of Pacific Coast Highway and he was standing beside 1t when they approached. The national t eletype in the search for Salcido was issued because or what police say is a previous arrest record and his mobility as a long·haul trucker Detectives say he has no permanent address and list him as a transient. West Assailed GENEVA. Switzerland <AP• Soviet Pres1der.t Leonid t Brezhnev. in d message today to J United Nations anti racism conference. attacked the West for what he called "interven· t1on1 ~: Jct 1on ~· 10 Afric .. Brezhnev told thl' conference. which opened here Monday. that "mounting tensions" in Afnca were being brought a bout by "the interventionist actions of some NATO states ... HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER A I~ ... ~ Ol IHly CMeMtOll~ 1n ctlOtCe nut"*" end topped w1tri a cherry . CHEESELOQS SmOICld ctleOder CllMff ~ wllFI Mltct nut ll'INll. • OtllOf'tllul a~. 2 for $5 ~89ea. From July 24 thru Sept. 4, for every CHEESE BALL or CHEE&e LOG IC)td, Hickory Fannt ol On.oe will oontnbutt 20• fO tht Mutotllat Oyatrophy 'UOCUlltlOn 01 OHIO FASHION ISl!AMD ~ ........... ......,... :'Ill' I&..,. 6 la tW .. f • : " • Sl : I , ( tic I A. M1 r Al 1 se b1 en l pl Ro I inf ca I tio• t L 1 Rar I boO! I In I I hfbl I A1 RoSt , baU I ago to &I f Bowl All ¥ear .. be be come Y~ars rt\'al .'All 7 VOL. 71, NO. 227, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA Today'8 Closing ., N.Y. Stoeks TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1978 TEN CENTS ' t e May Escalate Pear Blight Fight • By PIUUP ROSMAAIN OI """ o.ity """ ...... ' Tht city of Irvine may !llep ue 1tt-rtRht lo tamp out bllCbted nowt.•rln~ peur trees Publac Works Director B~nt ~ ,\I uchow. an ll memorandum to t 1hc city manager. recommends thMl resldeots be educated about how to control the plunt diaeue One way, he sli\ys, woutd be to broudcusl s p ec ial cable 1 television proarams durin1 b~ukt to cl\1 councU mfflln& . The council pro1ram1 are noTmally televised Jive to Joclll rcatdencea. About 7,500 ornamental pear trees on private property. and another 500 on pubUc lands, han been stricken with fire blitht. It has been estimated that. on private property alone. 1t would cost '800,000 to treat the trees and r~move badly diseased ones Delly Pl ... _..,,...._ RAM OWNER IS All SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A' Carroll Rosenbloom (left) With Supervlaor Cl•rk ~Rams Fans Welcome ' i Club at L11ncheon t . I By GARY GRANVILLE °'a. o.11r ~ti.t ll»tf • Though the Los Angeles Rams t. won 't be moving to Anaheim Stadium until 1980. more than ; 1.500 rans· flocked to a $10-a· I hckel welcoming lunch at the I Anaheim Convention Center I Monday. t * * * ILegal Action !Fi/,ed Agaimt lRams' Move l t A man who claims that the jLos Angeles Rams' move to 10ninge County in 1980 will coet ~ocal taxpayers more than $33 (ll'lillion took leeal action Monday Ito block tbe deal between the ci· ~Y of Anaheim and the football club. t Douglas E. Patty c!alms lo bis ~perior Court lawsult tbat the ~tty wlll receive leas than the Jatr market value when it belins r lease Anaheim Stadium to the ams. Cltln1 an "lllef al ond Im· ' roper use of tax unds" Patty oodemn11 the clly'1 action tn lvin1 the Rams exclusive use of 'he stadium in preference to P.ther t~ums and criticizes the decision to provide executJve box suit ror use by city and stadium omclals. Patty aUeees Ole qr06mel'1t bet wttn the Rama and the ctty <Sele SUIT, Pac• .U> There they ate shrimp cocktail served in miniature plastlc foot- b a 11 helmets, ogled Ram cheerleaden and stood to ap- p tau d Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom. For Ro6enbloom, the outpour- ing of support was what he • called ''the greatest reJuvena· lion I could receive." Less than 48 hours earlier the Ram owner heard his team booed as it falled to score a point in a lackluster pre.season ex· hibilion game. And less than 24 hours earlier. Rosenbloom fired the head foot· ball coach he hired stx months ago as his hand·picked selection to guide bis team to the Super Bowl. All that WU behind the 7~ year-old Rams owner though, as he beamed at the crowd that bad come to welcome 1l11 Rams two years before their scheduled ar- rival. "All of ua -the coaches. tbe playen. the entire orranhaUon -loolt forward to beeomtna part of YOUr COIDIDUflity , .. R0tenbloom 11id. "We JUI\ don't come and take. We put back. And I think you'll like bavln1 us wtth you," hf addtd. Rosenbloom mentioned that since it was artnounced lHt month the Ra~ are movin, to Oran1e County. '200,000 worth al tlcktt reservatJOna have Men re- oolved at Ram headquarters. And if LOI Anaelea f ootbaJl fans aN d.laenchanted with tbe ll•u>• re~Uon. lt bun•t abown (8M&UIB, ••••Al• ' SO bad &I the problem. that the dty tree committee has r~m mended that landscapln1 con· tractors. developen and com· munlty association. be advised never to plant pear trees acain. Besides pear trees, the disease has spread to other species, such as apples , pyrac antha , ha wthorn. spirea, coloneaater and loquat. The blight is caused by a bac· t e rium . ca ll ed Erwinia amylovora, carried from plant to plant by honey bees or other insects. It a lso can be spread by splashing water. Infected prun· ing tools. and even people Infection is primarily through the flowers, but s preads throughout the branches, blackening them to give a burned appearance, hence the name, fire blight. Pruning and spraying to con· trol the disease, Muchow says, . . should be left to experts, smce the methods ar e more com· plicated than usual in the case of blighted pear trees. The method of pruning In· volves constant sterilization of shears after each single cut. Clippings or removed trees must be sealed in plastic bags to pre- vent rurther contamination of nearby plants. Despite the difficulty , however. according to the tree committee, the best hope for Irvine's pear trees Is direct education of residents in how to control the problem. Besides the live council cham- bers broadcasts. Muchow says. residents could be alerted through distribution or leaflets- it has been suggested that stu· dents be hired to go door-to- door-and meetings with com· munity associations. Muchow estim at Ps that 75 percent of the disease could be suppressed. Dollar Hits the Skids Soaring Gold Prices Reflect Weakness LONDON <AP> -The dollar's tailspin continued today on the world's money markets. with the U.S. currency hitting record lows against the Japanese yen, the Swiss franc and tbe West German mark. The price of gold, reflecting the dollar's weakness, soared to highs otS216.12S an ounce in ear· ly trading in Zurich and $216 in London. The previous highs, on Mondav. were $213.625 in Zurich, Wet Yards In Irvine Studied Some Irvine homeowners in the Broadmoor area of Turtle Rock didn't worry too much last J anuary and February when winter rains turned the ir backyards into sodden fields . When it hadn't rained for a month and their yards remained wet, they chalked It up lo quite a rain that winter. Now. in the last month of sum· mer. si.x months since it rained enough to matter. the backyards behind Tabor Street and Grin· nell and Harcum lanes still look like duck preserves and the resi· dents are plenty worried. Five of them have petitioned the Irvine City Council to find out where the water is coming from. They believe it is seeping up through the ground. They want to know from where and wh y. Clty public works lnspecto~ reported to the council they already had investigated the problem. Their findings: They don't know what's causing the backyards to flood. Next week, by order of the council, specialists will be called In at a cost limited by the coun- cil to $1,500. A report is expected within a month . 12th Chess Gmne Halted BAGUIO CITY, Philippines CAP> -The 12th came of the world chess championship between de rending champion AnaU>ly Karpov and challenger Viktor Korchnoi was adjourned a(ter five hours and 44 moves to- day, and m06t -experts predicted it would end in a draw. The game was w have been played last Saturday but was postponed until today at Karpov's ~uest. Chief arbiter Lothar Schmid said Korchnoi was about w offer a draw after Karpov made his last move, a rook to knlabt 7, but Kal'pov had already left tbe pla7in1 stage, forcing the cballen.1er to seal hls next move. Bu4get Boost . Gets Approval Saddleback Community Colle1e ttusteea approved a 1918·79 publtcatlon budget of S27 .9 mtWon Monday nlll&t. \IP more than $3 mllUon from the tentative budeet approved two we'ftsato. Thi• moat recent approv11 moves the new year'1 expen· dituru uP S2.I million h'om lut year'• buUet of $25. l million. Tbe. publ\caUon buds« ts the Hcond ha a le•ally·requlred three ltep process. Tbe financial document approved Monday wlll be pubU1bed Ir' three local newapa"n prtor to a publlc beuln1 and final budaet deadlloe Mt for Sept.;~ , $214.6~ in London and $215.25 in New York. The British pound broke through the S2 level for the first time since March 5. 1976. It rose from Sl.9797 in late t.rading Mon· day to S2.0020. The French. Ita lian a nd Belgian exchanges were closed for the Assumption Day holiday. but dea lers in London reported hectic trading. In Zurich, the dollar was quol· ed at 1.5545 Swiss francs at mid- morning, down sharply from the previous low of 1.5810 at the end of business Monday. In Frankfurt, the battered U.S. currency was trading at 1.9172 German marks, another sharp drop from the previous low of 1.9510 marks late Mon· day. It was the fourth day in SUC· cession of new lows for the dolla r against the mark and 'Tl' and Friend(s) The boys down at tht• ~ewport Pier bait s hJck found this oddity of nature -a two·headed buby shurk whe n they gutted the mother blue shark they caught Sunday. T J and Brian. the intrepid fishermt>n. said tht>Y found nine little shi.lrks inside the mother blue. Supermarket Clerk . Walkout Looming LOS ANGELES <AP> -A strike by 70,000 superma rket clerks from Bakersfield to the Mexican border was considered likely today as union members cast ballots on whether to accept the latest ofrer from 15 major food chains. "Our offer ahd the union's de- mands are still far apart, so we cannot be oJ)timist ic," Bob V<>i&t, a spokesman for the Food Employers Council, said Mon· day. Leaders of the nine Southern California locals of the Retail Cler.ks Union unanimously urged tbat the offer be rejected and that rank-and·file members aqthorlze a strike. The clerks' last walko,ut •Rtlnet Southern Callfornla Fheplace Siolen A tbJef atolc o nreplac• valued at $600 rrom an Irvine home con. 1tructlon 1ite at Irvine Center Drive and Vale Avt-nue. poUct reporttd Monday . A Warm· lncton Development Company amplo1ee, Don Niccoli, r ported lh• crime. m"arkets was in 1969 and lasted 19 days. "We expect some mconven· iences and some empty spots on the shelves" as the .result of a strike, Voigt said. "But no one is going to go hungry." The 15 supermarket chains in- volved are Albertsons, Alpha Be ta. Arden-Mavfair. Boys, (See sr&IKE, Pace AZ> New Principal Aide Named Jack Vaughn, a music tellcher at Venado Mtddle School in Irvine, has been appointed an assistant prtnclpa l al that school. Vauchn. 39, a former N11vy yeoman. has been at Venado since 1975. Before that. he tau1bt ln Saudi Arabia and ln Garden Grove. He tlaJ tau&ht sinct' 1915. A sraduate of the University of CaU!omla, V1uchn la a cllrec· tor or the Southw stern Youth &l\talc: FestlvaJ. He lives la San· ta 1\08 wttb bll wl!t und cbOd. 1 Swiss franc. In Tokyo, the dollar plunged to 181.80 yen. 2.50 yen below the previous low on Aug. 2. and closed at 182.85. "If you think this is low, wait until next week." said one Tokyo trader. "We have been very active from the moment we opened." said a London dealer. "Our turnover has been significantly <See DOLLAR, Page AZ> College's Bai£. out Supported A state measdre allocating St.7 mlllion to b ail the Sacf· dleback Community College's North Campus in Irvine out of · Its financial plight passed the Senate Finance Committee Mon- day. College officials said the bill will now go lo the full Senate for action. The measure. an a mendment to AB 2150. is designed to help community colleges that have been caught short of funds for construction projects already ·mder way. Following passage of Proposi· lion 13. Saddle back officials were caught short of funds le> complete the $6 million. 20-acre satelHte campus in Irvine. Irvine Committees Plan Joint Session A proposed riding and hiking network for Irvine and potential loca tions for an equ estrian center will be reviewed Aug. 23 at a joint meeting of three Irvine commissions. The city's Planning. Com· munily Se r vices a nd Transportation Commissions will hear a report from the city Equestrian Committee at a public meeting at 7:30 pm. in City Hall , 17200 Jamboree Blvd. Coast Weather Sunny through Wednes· day but some low cloudi- ness late night through mid -m o rnin g. Lows tonight 82 to 66 . Highs Wednesday from 68 to 72 ut beaches to 78 to 85 In- land. INSIDE TODA l' Henry Hitchcock hired an all· female U/~ crno al tM Balboa 80J1 Club thil year and laJll U W01 the rf{/ld de· cilion Stt Feahmng, Page Cl. •••• I , I ' • f t I I I I ! I t " • I \ I 2 DAit.. 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" The vuttor~ t•omt' not JUbl King Murde r Shots Studied WASllJ NG TON 1I\I'1 patholog1s l \\Orking for th1· Houst> as5lL">Stnut1on:. comm1tlt't' told the p.inel today tbdt lh l' bullet thal killed Marlin Luther Kine Jr. routd have been fired from a brushy art•J ma roomin~ house yard as Wl'll as from a bathroom window an thl· hou!.c Dr Mi chal'I Baden said lhl' medical finding:. are not sulfi- cien tly precise to elimanak dther site Pan-time Treasure r Resigns Irvine city treasurer Jack Witcher has resigned and ha s duties have been ree1ss1gned to other municipal employees. of f1cials said. According lo Assistant City Man<1ger Paul Brady. Witcher. 70. quit to devote hb energies lo other pursuits. The Job wus pa rt.time and paid $14.29'l a year. The resignation cam e without fanfare last week. Witcher's let- ter of res1f(nation was terse The full text: "I resign as of August 8, 1978 ... The Cit) Council appointed Jam es Harrington. director of .tdministrative services. to take the additiona l responsibility or city treasurer. but without added pay Jeffrey Niven. supcrvismg ac- countant. wa:. a:.s1gned as depu- ty treasurer. also without a pay increase From P age A I DOLLA R •.. higher than normal for this time. The surg<.' came initially from the Far East. They were selling dollars and they were followed by Europe doing the :.ame thing" London dealers said the rise in the pound sterlinJ? was due more tu the dollar's weakness than to new strength for the British cur renc) The dollar has been suffering a crisis or confidence on the world's money markets as lht• United States has continued to build up massive foreign trade deficits and to tum in a general- 1 y disappointing economic performance Dissident Tried MOSCOW CAP) -Alexander Podrabinek. anoth er o f Moscow's leading dissidents. was put o n tria l today on charges or anli·Soviet slander. friends said. Western correspon· dents were barred from attend· ing the trial, in Podrabinek's home town of Elektrostal, 40 miles from Moscow in an area closed to foreigners. DAILY PILOT ,,_~CM\10.lly.., .. .,...,_..,,._ _ .. _ ,.,. ... l•P•lllll-~ ... Ot-C....-.. 1 ... C.-y S.., ... fdll-MO -·--·, IM-,.,,._, ... C:O.I• -..._, .. M .. H_....,. ...... .._ t .. ft Yett••· tr•tl'\•, ~l....._tli Veile¥ MW ~ ..... ,_. .. co. ........ ._ ... ·-I• --~ .. .,, ..... --n. :=. .. ~.'..~~~ -.... ........ _ ........... land_I_ ~-~ "1<• ,.,. ........ , .... °"""'"' ....._. ,._ .. _ ...... ":.:: ... ~ a.fMM ~ ............ ,. •n•~..,.Me,,..i.,.1..,.. omc.1 "°'laMo .. DOW.\tlloy\1'"1 ~ .. .00 11 .. 0_.,..,,_, M""'l ......... oKll llt1t_lt_• .... ~.,, .... , tllllll• ... 1"-8 •'""'o_,.._ TlltfllUI (11.a)~ Cl• •••• , .......... 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Some conspiracy theories that have arisen in the decade since the murder suggest that the shot actually was fired by someone other than Ray from the brushy backyard or the rooming house Baden. chie f medical ex- aminer of New York City, said thert was no medical examina· lion possible in 1968 and none to- day that could establish with certainty where the s hot originated. Baden and two other forensic "cientists employed by the com- mittee reviewed the autopsy findings and ordered a variety of new chemical tests to trace the path of the bullet. Baden's associates were Or. John l. Coe, chief medical ex- aminer of Dade County, Fla. The bullet track in King's body "was entirely consistent with either pos ition" the as- sassin may have used , Baden testified. F,....PGffeAJ RAMS •.• at the box office Rosenbloom said there have been just eight season ticket cancel l ations s inc e t h e transplant <1nnounccmcnl. Rosenbloom talked of coach George Allen's surprise firing a dav earlier. He called the dumping or Al- len .. one of the saddest days of my life." "But al this time and at this place George All en needs to be with a team whe re he does everything -coach. general man age and public rel a lions. "We were doing those things for him and it was frustrating him l felt it <the frustralion > might affect his health, .. Rosenbloom said. Cf troubled on the football field and in the coaches office. Rosenbloom was nothing if not a hero or sorts to the luncheon crowd. Though hastily. but well planned and backed by only four days of ticket selling effort, the welcome Rams lunch was a sdlout Outside the gaily decorated <'almg hall. the Disneyland band greeted lunch goers. Inside, it was the Dixieland band from Knoll's Berry Farm that enter· tuined. The head table was populated by Rams brass. Ram players. backers who had led the drive to bring the Rams to Orange Coun- ty and the city officials who had done the driving. * * * FrotR P ageAJ SUI T .•. includes a 60-year lease of the stadium and a training facility. He states the city is to receive 7. 5 percent or the gross ad- mission take, 50 percent or con- cessionaire revenues and 50 per· cent or parl<lng income. To bring the city's lake up tc fair m arket value, Patty claims, the city should be given 10 per· cent of admission revenue, 75 percent of the concessionaire tukt? end 75 percent or parking income. Patty calculates that the sales of seats for 11 Ram home games at Anaheim Stadium will bring in very close to SlO million. lie calculates that the rent dif· ference from the Ra ms-Anaheim aareement and what he claims ll fair m arket value would be 11lmost '250.000 •rear or. over the 60-year span o ttJe contracl. almostSlS mJlllon tdentlfled omon1 defendants In the lawsuit art lht city of Anaheim. the Rama. club owner Carroll Rosenbloom, Anabtim Stadium Inc end Anah Im Stadium Af°ciates \ on thla ftnt anh\veraary or Elvis' death at 42 on A~. 18. 1977, but dully. TM>' wolt In tines three and four 1tbrf'ut that wind a ball· mlJt down Elvia Prealey Boulevard. <Related photo. ASl Som• Jlllt stand llaUeaaly In t.be reJenUeu aouthern sun. Others reacl or add to 1ralf1U on the brick wall at t.be front of the e!'ltate Amon& the scrawl!' ''Elvis you'll be alive in my heart fon•vt•r " Tbt: pltarlms come from as near as Mlsslsalppl and Miuouri. a" far ui> Hong Kong and Holland They trud1e to the memory l(Urdt•n bt'hind th*! white·columned house to see the graves of Elvis • 111d his motht•r, Oludys Lovt! Prnsley, who died In 19S8. "IT'S KIND OF FUNNY THOUGH," said Vester. "People wulk up to the grave and say he's not really burled. Some of them ,1rt' rt>aJly odd Some of the fans thut may be a llttJe sick, youna Hoyal Family Portrait Britain's Princess Anne und her hus band. Capt. Mark Phillips. sit by the lake at G<ltcombe Park. th~ princess· home in Gloucestershire. with their infant son. Peter. The princess celebrates her 28th birthday today . Memphis Strikers May Delay School MEMPHIS, Tenn. <APl - With rifle -toting National Guardsmen escorting fire trucks and sheriff's deputies answering police calls. labor leaders warned that Memphis' latest round of labor strife could dis· rupl the reopening of public schools Thursday. Thirty-nine persons. mostly strikmj!t POiicemen. were arrest- Dave Ullman The Sai lor To Beat? When you're hot. you're hot. as they say in sports. Dave Ullman is hot in the sport or sailboat racing as he just proved by winning the Olympic Baltic Regatta in the 470 class of Tallinn. Estonia. Ull man's crew is Mary Griffith of Los Angeles. One week prior to the pre- Olympic regatta, Ullman. with Tom Linskey as crew. won the world championship in the 470 Class as Marstrand, Sweden. And one week before depart· ing for Sweden. Ullman with ,lim Linskey as crew won the Lido· 14 national championship at Huntington Lake Another Newport Beach suitor. Tom Black alter was re- ported winning the Star Class in Estoniu al the cond\Jsion of the third race. The Finn Class was wo n by August Mille r . a M lchigan University chemistry professor. p ,...p age AJ STRIKE ... Certlrled Grocers, Hughes, A .M . Lewis, Lucky Stores. Markel B as ke t . R a lphs. Safeway, Smiths Food King, Stater Bros., Thrifti Mart and Vons . Many Independent stores wh ose workers u r e not represented by the clerks union would be wlnftected. In preparation for a walkout, Volat sald, the stores have hired more than 10,000 persons on a conUngency basis, with the jobs to ·begin as soon as a strike is called. Voigt said. Talk.s between tbe employers and tht clerks broke off SUllday mornina. after the unfbn nauy ... Jtcted the compartles' final Of· fer and gave a required '8-bour strike nOU~e. The ootice bqtna whtn tti. contract e:spires at mldntaht Wed.netclay. "A atrtk~ could bt1ln anytim after 12 :01 a.rn . Satufitay, •• Voigt said ' ed for violating a dusk-to-dawn curfe w Monday imposed to lei;sen effects of the dual strikes by police and firefighters for higher wages. The wildcat firefighters' strike erupted Monday morning. The police strike was in its fifth day. Crime was reported down in the metropolitan a reH of 800,000, and fire officials said there was little sign or the widespread arson that marked a firemen's strike five weeks ago. The strikes and the curfew. which permits only law enforce- ment and emergency services personnel on the streets between 8 p.m . and 6 ;.i .m .. came as thousands of pe<>ple converged on the city for the first an- niversary Wednesday of the death of singer Elvis Presley. I Re lated photo. A·4 l Most or the 18 fire runs made Monday by fire department s upervisors and non-striking members of the International Association of Firefighters were described as minor. During u normal weekday. Memphis re-cords an avernge 66 fires between 9 am and 9 p m. Guardsmen accompanied the tirefighters and stood watch over fire houses and police pre- cinct stations. boys mostly. come dressed up like Elvis. You really got more women p>mlnc." Some visitors recognlie Grob from his days traveling with Elvla. They shake hls hand. express tirter or sympathy. ··it's like reliving Aua. 16 over and over again two or three times a day." Grob said. "lt helps them but it tries us ... For Vesler. the.sheer volume of visitors is trying On one re- cent day he turned away a black-suited man who anived 10 minutes after the 4 p.m. closing Ume but said he'd come 4.000 miles . TURNING BACK TO A VISITOR in the brick blockhouse. Vester said. "I'm .tu1.vln1 hell to k~p people from running in on me. It's going to take us unlit 6 to get them all out of here. I hate to do that but they never stop comin~. We'd be here around the clock. I tell you. when I get a break, I'm ready to go home 'cause it's rough here." "We are running around 10.000 a day," be said. "Yesterday we had 11,000 people and wt turned 5,000 more away." Grob. a Palm Sprinas. Fla .. poUceman before he joined Elvis in 1967. estimated more than 500,000 have visited the m ansion since it was opened to the public last November. He and Vester both said the crowds have been generally orderly. BUT GROB NOTED THAT SEVERAL weeks aeo someone tried to steal some Presley costumes from the 1rounds and added. "They weren't prosecuted because we didn't want to publicize it .. And Vester said : "The biggest problem is they are littering up the place a little bit." Judge Rejects Bid By Bovan Defense By TOM BARLEY Of .. o.lly ........... A move by the defense to have the di.strict attorney's office re- moved from the trial of seven defendants accused of the murder of Stephen John Bovan of Fountain Valley was denied Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Judge Robert P . Kneeland re- jected the argument that the dis- trict attorney's prosecution represents conflict of interest since several deputy d istrict at-torneys will be called as wit- nesses for the pros~ution when the trial begins. Judge Kneeland said he saw no conflict of interest in such a situation and refused to ask the state Attorney General's Office to take over the prosecution of the accused seven. Charges against the seven stem from the killinl{ last Oct. 22 of Bovan. 36. who was shot to death outside a Newport Beach restaurant. Three Huntington Beach men who allegedly were imported from the East Coast to elirr 1ate Bovan have bten granted a separate trial. J e rry Pe t e r Fiori . 41 . Raym ond Steven Resco, 28. and Anthony " Little Tony" Marone Jr .. 23. will go on trial Oct. 30 in Judge Kneeland's courtroom. The remaining four defendants will be tried Jan. 9, again before Judge Kneeland. It is alleged that the contract Contract Erub Airline Strike MINNEAPOLIS CAP> -A 108-day strike by 1.500 Northwest AirUnes pilots ended early today with the signing or a three-year contract. Although no details of the agreement were released. a spokesman for the airline said it provided a total improvement of about $51 million in wages a.nd benefits. Gene Kragness. a spokesman for the Air Line Pilots Associa- tion. said the agreement was reached in Minneapolis after 14 hours of negotiations. was authorized when Bovan and two companions kidnapped Canadian bom Alexander Kulik. 28. who is identified as a prin- c i pa I In the operations or Prasadam Distributing Inc. and also stands accused of the Bovan killlng. It is alleged that the murder of Bov a n brought into focus a multi-million dollar drug smug gling ring which concealed its revenues in the assets of out· wardly respectable business concerns in Orange County. Judge Kneeland refused dur· ing pret.rial action Monday to al- low Fiori and Kulik's wife. co- defendant Elsie Caban Kulik. 29, to plead guilty to lesser charges. Defense lawyers unsuccessful- ly argued that the district at- torney's office once agreed to al- low both defendants to plead guilty lo lesser charges than •.hat of first degree murder. They complained to Judge Kneeland that the district at- torney backed out of the agree- ment because the other five de- fendants refused to participate in plea bargaining negotiations. Judge Kneeland ruled that the offers made by the district al· torney are no longer valid and the original charges against ~ Fiori and Mrs. Kulik must re- main. Fiori is identified as the man who allegedly put nine bullets into Bovan. He at one lime faced the death penalty for the alleged killing but the district attorney has since abandoned that demand. Defense a ttorney Thomas Crosby pointed out Monday that his client. Resco. had become distressed by recent news stories lo the effect that be and others were employed as federal agents at the time of the Bovan killing. The description was provided by defense attorney William Shefrield who r e presents Marone and was made available to the press in the form of Shef· field's recent motion ror dis· covery. Crosby denied that his client was ever e mployed by the federal government in any capacity and said the descrip- tion provided by Sheffield may have put Resco in physical danger. Pretrial action will resume Aug. 28 when Judge Kneeland is scheduled to rule on a defense motion for a change of venue HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEE.sEBALLS A t0eelll blend of tatv cMne rotttc:t 1n ~ nv1 meet• and toooed with a crieny CHEESE LOGS Small• clll<ldar CllMH cO'tel'td wlttl Mltol 11\11 mMll; I deltgl'llful atleell . 2 for $5 ~ie ... • 1 • l t . I ' ' Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks ' VOL. 71, NO. 227, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TEN CENTS , ..;;.:;.;;.;..;~.;..;.-;..;;.;.;..;.~;.;..;.~m.;.~------------------------..... --------------------------------------------------....... ------1 TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1978 ' lliDlalilya. Plunge Kills Niguel Climber1 BJ 8'1'EVB lll'l'alSLL .............. Sheldon Moomaw Jr of uauna l'dauel fell to hb deat.h late last month I tban lwo miles rrocn lbe lop of the 24.580-root No1ha1 peat in Afahanistan's Wmlllayan re.nae. Moomaw. wbo silMCf with the Minnesota Vikines prof essaooal football club in llM. was an • u., • ., IWideDt of Oran1e Coun· ty, when be lived in COron• del Mar and laWt". La•un• Nl1uet. The body of the Jt·ye1r-old mountain climber wu found by two Austrian cUmMra July 31. Moomaw left Orance Cou\ty June • with several lriendl to a~mpt to climb the lmDOl1aa Himaf.,an peak in Atabanlstan~ Tbe coUeee book salesman or- 1ani1ed and led the seven· penon expedjtion up the side of lhe mountain. Moomaw and friend. Kes Teter ot Everareen. Colo., re- portedly were too tired to make the final ucent, which was ac- compli.sbed by four others in the party In late July. Fellow climber Mark Goebel. who ret:Ul'l}ed this month from the expedition. said Moomaw and Teter may have strayed off course in their attempt to reach the top, and became disoriented. Teter is missing and believed dead. Moomaw. who received his masters of arts degree ln history from Cal State Fullerton. took up mountain climbing nearly 10 years 8JO and was a member or the Alpme Club of Canada and the American Alpine Club, as well as other climbing organiza. lions. He began climbing while a member of the Sierra Club. He ptayed football at Cerritos Junior College. UC Berkeley. a nd nnatfy. the University of Tulsa. where he received a bachelor of arts degree in his· tory in 1966. The defensive linebacker was signed with the Minnesota Vi· kings after college where he played lmebacker and later Joined the Canadian Football League and then the Continental Football League. He climbed extensively in the Sierra range, Mt. Rainier io Washington. the Canadian R~kies. and mountain ranges in South America. He coached soccer for the American Youth Soccer League <See FALL. Page A%) l Clementean Sta~bed Repeatedly i • ·• : ' ' { OetlyPlteelWI ....... RAM OWNER IS ALL SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A' Carroll Rosenbloom (Left) With Supervisor Clark t . i Rams Fans Welcome I ; • ! Cliih at LUDcheon By GARY GRANVILLE ••DlllfYf'IMtltaff Though the Los Angeles Rams won't be moving to Anatteim • Stadium until 1980, more than 1 1,500 rans flocked to a $10.a- ,tlcket welcoailil& lunch al the Anaheim Convention Center Monday. <Related story Paae r A3.) ~ There they ale shrimp cocti.ail served in miniature plastic ft>ot· ba 11 helmets, oaled Ram ! cheerleaden and stood to ap-t plaud Ram owner Carroll •I Rosenbloom. f For Rosenbloom. tbe outpour· • int of support w u what he • called ''tbe greai.t rejuvenaJ \ t.lon I could receive." t Leas than 48 boun earlier the \ Ram owner heard bis team booed as lt f alled to aeore a Point Mbl\lon 1ame. And ten than M houri earller. Rolenbloom fltta tbe bead foot· ball co.eh he hJred alx mOGtba players, the entire organlzaUon -look forward to becoming part of your community," Rosenbloom said. "We just don't come and take. We put back. And I think you'll like having us with you," he added. Rosenbloom mentioned that since it was announced last month the Rams are moving to Oranae County, '200,000 wortb ot ticket reservations have been re. celved at Ram headquarters. And if Loi An&elea football fans are dllencbanted with t.be Ram• rel0e8Uoe, ll bUll't sbown at the boX ontee-. • Rosenbloiom Mid tMre bne been J• el..,t aeaaon ticket cancell1~1 atnee the tran.plaat DffmeQt. R«>senblOom talked at coaph George A'Uen 'a aurprtM Qrlnl • dn earhr. <a.ie U-P ... A.J) I' ln a latklutter pre-seuoo eJC· I :~:f~'t~=~:'U:= Thief Geta Jewel'f &Owl. Jewelif v.med at te,000 •• AU that wu biblnd the 75-taken from a Laaua• Beacb · 7ear-old IWnl own r tboufb. u • area tiolM b7 a bui'~ar *'lo be beamed at U.. crowd tbat bid forced oPel'I &» btdrOOm wlQ. c:ome to Wt.Imme hb Rama t.o do•. Or~ Counc.y 1Mrur1 ot· 1ean bie:fQN tWf acbed\&ltd al'• Ileen saw tbe breU·tn °"""""' riwal at the hocK ol Adib MtMWen. "All of • -Ute coach*. tllle 1 10, of Emilrald &a,. Clemente Activist To Pay Joseph Barton. retired Los Angeles police sergeant and San Clemente political activist. was sente nced Monday in South Orange C,ounty Municipal Court to two years informal probation and fined S255 for misdemeanor eavesdropping. Barton, 50. of 620 Calle Vicente. was convicted July 14 of illegally taping a telephone conversation he had with a Mty employee. On the tape, which Barton playe d at a San Clemente Homeowners Associa- tion meeting two weeks after the conve rsation. the e mployee seemed to indicate support for a r ecall effort against San Clemente Mayor William Walker and Councilwoman Don- n a Wilkinson. Barton is chairman of the recall commit- tee sponsored by the homeowners' group. Barton has maintained bis in- nocence, insisting that hP aid tell the employee, Ken Bea11chene. that the conversation was being taped. "In retrospect, I made two serious mistakes.•· Barton saia in an open letter submitted to the press over the wE>ekend. "Having notified Mr. Beaucheoe that l was going to record his call, I failed to include an) ref- erence to that ract in the taJM' itself. and I played,the tape at a public meeting, never for an in· stant believeing that anyone would recognize what. to me. was an indistinctive and almost in· audible voice." TJ' and Friend(s) The boys down t•t the :'>Jewport Pier bail sh<.ick found this oddity of n<.iture --a two-he<.aded baby shark when they gutted the mother blue shark they ~aught Sunday. T J and Brian. the intrepid fishermen. said they found nine little sharks inside the mother blue. Charles Mitchell, president of the Homeowners Association, said an appeal or Barton's con· viction will be (unded by an as· sociation defense fund. ·'There is no way we 're going to le t h im take a fall for something he didn't do." said Mitchell. StudenJ Busing Bill $235 Each in Capo 12th Chess Game Halted BAGUIO CITY, Pblllppines IAP) -The 12tb-game of the world chess cllampionshtp between defending champion Anatoly Karpov and chaUeneer Vlktor Korchnol was adjourned after five hours and '4 moves to· day. and m08t experts predicted it would end ln a draw. · The pme was to have been played last Saturday but was postponed until today at Karpov's request. Chief arbiter Lothar Scbmid said Korcbnoi was about to offer ' a draw after Karpov m ade his last move, a root to knight 7, but Karpov bad already left the pla,ytna atage, forctng the cballeqer t.o seal bis next ~e. By ANNE COOPER °' tlW Dell' .......... Pa r ents in the Capistrano Unified School District were told Monday night they will have to guarantee al least 500 bus riders in order to arrange for parent- paid schooJ busing. If the 5oo guaranteed riders are identified, the annual bus bill to parents would be about $235 per student -or about $1.32 per stude lt per day. The informational meeting on contracted busing was arranged by district administrators, after parents and parent·teacher groups protesied inc reased walking distances. Capistrano Unified trustees reduced the nwnber of school buses operating this year by ex- tending distances children in grades 4·12 must live rrom their schools to quallry ror busing. The businl cuts. amounting to a savinp of ~211W. were part of $3.2 million cut from the dis- trict's tentative budiet to brilli SAN DIEGO <AP> -Supporters suy they huve enoUjh silnaturet on petitions to force¥ public vote again .tlwf ml1bt restote nudism ut Bluck's Beatct\. The petitions curry alm0ttt ~.000 1lanatures or 7.000 more than required. sey supportm. It WOu1d be up to the ~Y COUncU to order the ls· sue back on lhti November leneral tl~Uon ballot or ¥Utlaorlte u spechll election oext ye..-. ~Baack'• Beach ln La& JoUw wu Ule nation's only municipal beucb WitbOut the nffd for swtmtuiu until tl)e " Wl...Wt oet1oru11"' desianiltlon was voted out &alt 1Mr 4'P'mi lbe primary election. it• into line with Proposition 13 revenue reductions. Parents have spoken out bit- terly against the increased walk· ing distances, which they say will put their children's lives in jeopardy. Only about 20 parents at· tended Monday night's busing meeting. Providing information on how parents could arrange privately for bus transportation within the dis trict's new transportation limits was James Carson, representing the Associated Charter Bus Compao) of En· cino. Until this year, this firm pro. vided about one-third of the Capistrano district's school bus· Ing. This year the district ls handling all its own bus transl)ortaUon. A number of parents atte~ Monday's meetint said the prices quoted by Carson were too high. "If It would coat ti 32 a day to have my child bused to school, lt would be cheaper for me to drive him myself." saJd Brian Viele. of Dana Point. Jeannette Stut .. on. aistrlct transportation manaaer. told parents that any arranaements for contracted bus service would · have to be maae strlcdy by parents, not by the ichool dis· trlct. "If you want parent.paid bUI transportation, you are aolna to have to go out and nnct tbe atu. dents," •aid Mrl. Stratton. "The board ll not HYlnl lt ll safe ror ,..... cbUdN!t to wallc," ahe sal.4. ..sdin& lbat lbe WOUid asree om~ ol tbe proposed walkln1 rwtea are haaardoua. "It la ~•· we will provtde bUs trantpQrUdoft on}1 bt)'Ogd nnatn diatueel. · Motive Puzzles Police A San Clemente business man was stabbed repeatedly by an unknown assailant early today as he emptied trash cans behind his store in the Spanish Village shopping mall. Dan Chemotti. 26, told police he was attacked from behind about 1:30 a.m. in the parking lot or the mall. He then drove his car to the police station. where he was given rirst aid and transported by city ambulance to San Clemente Ge neral Hosplt~I. Fire Capt. Nick Maule said Cbemotti had numerous stab wounds on the back of his neck and left shoulder and on tbe right side of his abdomen. Some of the slashes were up to eight inches k>ng. Maule said, but did not appear to be very deep. Chemotti was treated in the hospital ftll::Jmcy room. but not bospUaH . Police said C h emotti described his assailant as a Caucasian in his early 20's, with a military style haircut. He was or medium height and bwld and-. allegedly cursed his victim in an "Ok le" or midwestem accent. police said. No motiv e has been established for the assault. said police detective Pete Goodwin, who said the assailant did not demand money rrom Chemotti. Chemotti owns the Fantastic Yogurt shop in the mall. located at 2340 S. El Camino Real. Budget Boost Gets Approval Saddleback Community College trustees a pproved a 1978-79 publication budget of S27 .9 million Monday night, up more than $3 million from the tentative budget approved two weeks ago. This most recent approval moves the new year's expen- ditures up $2.8 million Crom last year 's budget of $25.1 million. The publication budget is the second in a legally-required three step process. The financial document approved Monday will be published in three local news papers prior to a public h earing and final budget deadline setfor Sept. 5. Coast Weatlaer Sunny throuah Wednes day but some low cloudi- ness late night throuah mid -morning . Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Wednesday from 68 to 72 al beaches to 78 to 85 in· land. INSIDE TODAY fffftry Hilcltit:oclt hmd cm oU· female lifeguatd crew ot IM Balboa &ail Club llUI ~or cmcf JOJll tt &00t IJw rl,ght fU· dlfon. SH PfCJhn'iftQ, ,,. Cl. •••• .. ... U DAILY PILOT lJSC Tle!d!J, A5uat 11. 1m Strike Vote Likely Superfflarket Wo rken Mull Offer , LOS ANGELES IA P > A strlke by T0,000 i~rmarkcl clerks from Bakera/ield lo lht> Mt>xlcun bordtr w.a cMaack-n-d likely lod'Q' u union memben cttat l>Mllotii on wh lb r lo at'cept the laL t olfer from 15 m.tor rood chains. "Our of'tt>r llftd th" union's ct.· mands im.• still far upart. so we c•nnot bt> upUmlltl<'." Bob Voiat. a spobsm an for the Food EmplO)'t'fS Council. Uld Mon day Leaders of the nlne Southern Callfornh• loc~ of lbe Retail Clerks Union un.inimomly ur1ed that lh~ offer be rejf'tted and Gold Soaring th•t rank 1and me members authortu " strike The clerk•· liut wMlkout OJlalnsl South••rn Cullfornta markets wu in 1969 ¥nd IW1h1d 19dan "We-.-xpect 10me anconveo. 1«.'ncM and some empty 1pota on the shdv('S" u11 the real.lit of 11 strtke-, VolKt !tald "But no one ls aoin1 lo JCo hunary " The 1,5 aupermarket chains m· volved are Albertson•. Alpha Bclu. Arden Muvfulr. Boys, Certifie d Grocers. Hu1hes, A M Lewis, Lucky Stores . Market Basket . R ~dph s, Sttft>wuy, Smath11 Food Kine. Dollar Tailspins, Hits Record Lows LONDON <AP> -The dollar's t11ilspin continued today on the world's money markets, with the U.S. currency hitting record lows against the Japanese yen, the Swiss franc and the West German mark. The price of aold, reflecting the dollar's weakness, soared to highs of $216.1.25 an oun ce in ear· ly trading in Zurich and $216 In London The previous highs, on Monday. were $213.625 in Zurich. $214.625 in London and $215.25 in New York. The British pound broke through the $2 level for the first tim e since March 5, 1976. It rose from $1.9797 in late trading Mon· day to $2.0020. The French. Italian and Belgian exchanges were closed for the Assumption Day holiday. but dealers in London reported hectic trading. In Zurich. the dollar ~uot· ed al 1.5545 Swiss francs at mid· morning, down sharply from the previous low of 1.5810 at the end of business Monday In Frankfurt, the battered U.S. currency was trading at 1.9172 German marks, another s harp drop from the previous low of 1.9510 marks late Mon· day. It was the fourth day in suc· cession or new lows for the dollar against the mark and Swiss franc. In Tokyo, the dollar plunged to 181.80 yen, 2.50 yen below the previous low on Aug. 2, and closed at 182.85. "If you think this is low, wait until next week," said one Tokyo trader. "We have been very active from the moment we opened," said a London dealer . "Our turnover has been signilicantly higher than norm al for this lime. The surge came initially from the Far East. They were selling dollars and they were followed by Europe doing the Thugs Be at, Rob Visitor Of $200 Cash A visitor to Laguna Beach was beaten and robbed of nearly $200 after leaving a t avern early Monday morning, police said to- day Darrel Eddie Hillman, 38, of Santa Ana, told offi cers he was walking to his car at about 2:30 a .m . after leaving a restaurant .and bar near the 200 block or Brooks Street when he was con- fronted by a long-haired man who beat him about the head and face. Hillman sa id h e fell Un· conscious to the sidewalk, and when he regained consciousness. found his wallet containing $190 missing from his front pocket. The victim described bis as· sailant as standing six feet tall , with straight shoulder -length bair. DAILY PILOT same thing." London dealers said the rise in the pound sterling was due more to lhe doUar's weakfless than to new strength for the Brltlsb cur· rency. The dollar has been suffering a crisis of confidence on the world's money markets aa the United Stat.es has continued to build up massive foreign trade deficits and to turn in a general· ly disappointing economic performance. Plan Board Meets Tonight In Clemente San Clemente planning com· missioners will be asked tonight to approve a variance request, allowing the Daon Corporation to build homes on slopes greater than the 30 percent allowed by city ordinance. Tonight's planning com· mission meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in council chambers at city hall, 100 Avenlda Presidio. Also on tonight's agenda is a r eport from Jim Lawson, city planning director. on whether the Daon Corporation will be re- quired to apply for a use permit for its 575-bome Forster Ranch development. Commissioners learned at their previous meeting that the firm may not have applied for a use permit before starting de· ve lopment o f th e ranch property. Crash Victim Still Critical A Newport Beach Police Depa rtment recruit, whose personal motorcycle crashed in· to a parked car after a bachelor party for his best buddy in Foun· tain Valley, still clung to life to- day. Goi:,don Roberts. Z7, a Foun· lain Valley resident. was scheduled to graduate from the Los Angeles Police Department Academy next month and join the Newport Beach force. He is listed in critical condi· tion at Fountain Valley Com· munity Hospital with multiple fractures suffered in the col· Jision on Daisy A venue. Youth Drowns In Showe r On:id Dwayne Tryon, 17, of Mesa, Ariz .• fell and drowned in a tub shower Monday whl~ vis· iting friends in Santa Ana. ac· cording to a coroner's report. The report noted the youth was subject to sebures and ap- parently was stricken shortly after 6 p.m. while showerln1 in an apartment al 3001 S. Brad· ford St .. Santa Ana. Friends found the victim 1Yina face down in the shower tub in about 10 inches of water, lbe cor· oner's report said. Boy, 8, Dies After Cra8h An 8-fear-Old Gardeo Grove bo~, whole blcyeJe aoomed out ot a driveway In WeatmJnster Saturday and colllded with a tar, dled of bis inJurte1 Monday, police re:PC>rted toa11. lnvauiaton 1ui1e1t• a~ the Ume that be could not aurvtve due to the extent of bit il'\Juriea but be WU kept 00 a llf t I Uppoft 11.iem to offer the chance. Pollce aakl Claude llOON, ot Mldw.,-City, tbe motorist ln· vohed In the oollJ1lon on Weslmtnster Avenue at 8b.lrllJ Street. ·~ not cited. Stater Broe., Thriftl Mart aJld VODJ. M ll ny independe nt stores whose worke rs are not represented by the clerks union would be unaffe«ed. lo p~uraUon for a -.alkout, Vofat said. the stores have b1red mor~ than 10,000 persons on a contingency basis. with the jobs to beiln aa IOOn as a strike ls called, Volat aald. Talk.a be'tween the employers and the clerks broke off Sunday mornlna. after the union nauy rejected the companies' final of. fer and aave a required 48-bour strike notice. The notice be&ins wben the contract expires at midnight Wednesday. '·A strike could begin anytime alter 12 :01 a .m. Saturday," Voigt 'laid. Average wage for Southern California clerks is $6.92, and the employers' latest offer would raise pay by 50 cents ln the first year and u cents in second and third years. The union was seeking bikes lhat would give Souther n Calirornia ns p a rity with Northern California clerks, whose average wage is $7.92. The strike threat comes while four major San Francisco Bay Area market cbalna -Safeway, Lucky, Alpha Beta and Ralphs -trappled with Teamster warehousemen to resolve a strike lockout that bas slowed the now of foodstuffs from supply centers to Ute markets. The lockout was triggered by a wlldcat walkout by TeamBters last month at warehouses in Richmond, Fremont, San Lean· dro, Sacramento. Vacaville and Milpitas. Some of the stores' sympathiz- ing clerks, butchers and bakers wer e refusing to cross the Teamster picket lines, and the strike-lockout was threatening to spread as far south as Fres· no. Sex Change IJi,llKilkd By Committee SACRAMENTO (AP> -The Assembly Health Committee has decided it is appropriate for the slate to pay for sex-change operations on the needy. It did so in killing SB 2200. by Sen. Paul Carpenter. D-Cypress. on a 2·5 vote Monday. The bW would have prohibited Medl·Cal paym e nt for sex- change operations. It was in· troduced after a state appeals court ruled that state law re· quired Medi-Cal payment for a sex-change operation that a doc- tor determined was medically necessary. Carpenter called such opera· lions "elective cos metic sur· gery" and a waste of l.lixpayers' money. But opponents said courts in Cam omla and elsewhere have ruled that if the operation is deemed medically necessary for poor persons -if a doctor thinks the patient may commit suicide if denied surgery -funding must be provided. Health Topic Of P .. ogram "Staying Alive: Heavy 78" is the theme of a health awareness project scheduled Thursday al M aln Beach Par'-: b Laguna Beach. The project, co-sponsored by the Laguna Beach Free Clinic and the Orange County Health Department. will include a health department van, booths. mus ic a nd information for teen-agers concerning health, nutrition and the dang~rs of drugs. The van will be set up on El Paseo near Main Beach Park fr o m 11 a.m . to 3 J>.m. Teen-agers may obtain informa· lion on nutrition, birth control, venereal diseases and other health Ups from county and city health officlala. HotT~ Real, llargain· LOUtSVILLE, KY. <AP) -A bout 75 0 frozen turkey1, sold at $2.50 ea.ob, were quite a bar111n. But they weN bot loric before they nached lbe oven. Pollet •aid tbe bJrds, which were peddled trom a car ta a resldentlal arHl were part of a ablpmen stolen from a deUvtry truck. 'RI• "" ol .,,. lbipaMDt turatd up &fur p0Uee &topped • car ror •ptedlnc MOIMla1. FOiur men were arnttit In tb.t OPll'. . •· Laguna Seniors Rol&ng Laguna Beach Kiwa nis Club president Irvine Orton ~elps Carolina Norwood, 98, from new senior trans porta· hon van donated this week to the city's TLC Senior Center. The van. equipped to carry seven passengers. will transport up to 40 seniors to the city's lunch pro· gr am, doctor's appointments and counseling sessions. Kiwanians raised the SS,SOOtopurchasetbenewvan. Huntington W eHare Worker Faces Rap Criminal charges have been filed against an Orange County welfare worker from Huntington Beach who allegedly became alarmed when a fellow worker · was arrested on similar charges of fraud and embezzlement. District attorney's in· vestigators said Cheryl Walker, 33, was arrested by them after she allegedly told her supervisor in the wetrare department's Westminster office that she had pocketed about U40 in wellare funds. It is alleged that Mrs. Walker kept issuine Aid to Families with De pendent Children (AFDC> funds to a former recip· ient after the woman left the county and became Ineligible for them. In vestigators said Mrs . Walker opened a bank account in the former AFDC recipient's name a nd, us ing a for ged signature. deposited the checks in that account. Investigat or s said Mrs . Walker's alleged confession was a direct result of the arrest last week of Rhonda May Patton, 30. of Newport Beach, who is ac· cused today of embezzling about Wntainment Of Fire Near CAZADERO CAPl -A six- day-old tire that charred 11,000 acres of valuable timber and destroyed 35 homes was 95 per· cent contained today, a sl<!te Division of Foreslry spokesman said. Spokesman Richard Schell said that fire lines were holding and only a few "hot spots" re· mained. The blaze began Wedn~isday, r eportedly triggered by a spark fr o m a l awn mower. $9,000 in welfare funds. Mrs. Patton was jailed after a welfare worker handling her cue load while the defendant was on v~ation noticed that a number of checks for welfare re· cipients were being sent to the same post office box in Cypress. Investigators said thev found that lbe box was being main· tained by Mrs. Patton and that checks sent to that address were being cashedbyber. The arrest of Mrs. Patton and the alleged confession of Mrs. Walker has sparked an all-0ut invesUgat.ion of the welfare de· partmeot by the district at· torney•s office. The department e mploys about 500 eligibility workers who interview welfare appli· cants and decide it they can bo given financial aid. The welfare depa rtment is· sues about S4 million in checks each month to a bout 17,000 welfare families. Bomb Blast Hit.s Utility BERKELEY <APl - The terrorist-New World Liberation Front claimed responsibility for a Molotov cocktail bombing early today that scorched a n outside wall at a Pacific Gas & Electric Co. office one block from the Berkeley police station. Richard Berger. depart· ment press officer. said the explosion at 3:23 a.m. a lso charred shrubbery next to the south wall of the buildin~. but there were no senous damages or injuries. Rental Rollback Sought Offlclals of the Apartment Owners Association of Orange County have announced that they are. Joining a move to seek lbe cooperaUon of all rental unit owners ln•tabillzing rents. Members of the association say they will contact landlords reported to have r aised rents and request voluntary rollbacks. Complalnts will be processed throuch the Sacramento bead· quarters of the Housina Industry Task Force for Rental Relief. Orange County renters who believe they have received un· uaually large or unwarranted rental increases can call the toll· free number. (800> 952·5531 The county association. wbich officials say joins with other rental industry leaders in trying to cut off demands for renl con· trot, joins with statewide or· ganizatlons in asking landlords to pass on Proposition 13 benefits in oneofthree ways. These are by rolling back rents to May 31 levels. by freez. ing rents through the end of this year or by sharing net tax sav· ings with tenants. l',....P-.e AJ RA.MS ••• He called the dumping of Al- len "one of the saddest days of my life." "But at this time and at this place George Allen needs to be with a team where be does everything -coach, general manage and public relations. "We were doing those thing..c; for him and it was frustrating him. I felt it (the frustration l mieht affect bis health." Rosenbloom said. If troubled on the football field and in the coaches office. Rosenbloom was notbini if not a hero of sorts to the luncheon crowd. T h ough has tily, but well planned and backed by only fou r days of ticket selling effort. the welcome Rams lunch was a sellout. Outside the gaily decorated eating ball, the Disneyland band "reeted lunch goers. p,.... P,,,,e A J FALL ••• in Laguna Niguel for !our years. turning out championship tearm every year. He Is survived by his wife. Toni, of the Laguna Niguel home. and children Kelly, 12. and Don.11. Hls widow said there would be no memorial services. Huntiilgton Drive r Injured in Crash A 28-year -old Huntington Beach woman was injured Mon· day when her car collided with another vehicle in Laguna Hills, a California Highway Patrol spokesman said. Treated but not hospitalized al Saddleback Co mmunity Hospital was Cathleen Korzep of 21661 Brookhursl St. The driver of the other car, Mark Jacobsen. 19. of 29262 Tieree Lane. South Laguna, reportedly wasn't in· jured ln the 5 p.m. accident al La Paz Road and Moulton Parkway. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS A apeclal blend OI tuly CMeM rollto '" ctlofce nut metll encl loPC>ed with a Ofleny, CHEESELOQS , SmOk~ chteklwohMM~ with Nltot nut meett¢ • dellillltful aneck. 2 for$5 ~~- I 7 Orange Coast EDITION Today's ~loslag N. Y. Stoe"8 I VOL 71, NO. 227, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGI! COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, AUGUST 1S, 1978 N TE~ CENTS1 'I . Bluff Park Vote Set for November By IOANNE aEYNOLDS ... ~ ........ • Newport Beacb cily co.an- cllmen have aet the bluff park imUati•• 1tuthorc!d by Dr. ~ • Athert.,n for the November 1enual election ballot. At the same Ume Monday. !' t councilmen aareed to a plan to produce a set °' city laws cover-ma tbe aame topk lo an effort to head off passaae of tM Alb rton measure . t • ' ~ ' ' l l I ; I t ( ;. . f . Tbc tnttlallve calla for 1n staUatlon ol required parkland¥ tn new deveJopmenta to bt al the ecl&eof anoceanorbay bluff. Atherton, 1ddrt11ln1 coun· cllmen, claimed bil meuure. whtn applied to tbree Upper Bay parttll and to Irvine Coast property lf annexed by the clty. W<Mtld produce rt acret of open Apace O«UPYlnt a mile of bluff front a~. Those 27 acres, be conceded. M"fltlttMMI~ RAM OWNER IS ALL SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A' Carroll Aosenblopm (Lett) With Supervisor Clark Rams Fans Welcome · Club at L11ncheon I By GARY GRANVILLE ( Ot Cite D1Uy Pl ... Staff • Though the Los Angeles Rams won't be moving to Anaheim ~ Stadium until 1980, more than i l ,500 fans flocked to a $10.a· f licket welcoming lunch at the . Anaheim Convention Center Monday. There they ate shrimp cocktail served in miniature plastic foot- ~ ball he lmets, ogled Ram , cheerleaders and stood to ap· I pla ud Ra m owner Carroll • Rosenbloom. J F'or Rosenbloom, the outpour- ing of suppOrt was what he f called "the IJ'eatest rejuvena-t lion I could receive." t Less than 48 boun earlier the f Ram owner heard his team booed as it failed to score a point 't in a lackluster pre-season ex· .bibitlon game. l And lesa than 24 hours earlier. · Rosenbloom fired the head foot· f ball coach he b1red six months a10 as bis band-picked selecUon to cuide bit team to tbe SUper t Bowl. ~ All that waa behind the 75- t l 'PMm" R4CE \ PROFILED TODAY 1t•1 a ract. but moaUy tt•s a party. It •1 th• Cbampaane Serles, August'& answer to June'• n- nual Beer Cali Reaatta at tbe Balboa YaCht Club. Ships 11U Thuraday. but rea~era I« an anticl.Pl10t7 look .t.Od.ay on PaaeAI. year-old Rams owner though, as he beamed at the crowd that had come to welcome his Rams two years before their scheduled ar- rival. "A'll of us -the coaches. the pl•1en.' the entire organization -look forwird to becoming part of your community," Rosenbloom said. · "We just doo't come and take. We put back. And I think you'll iike having us with you," he added. . Rosenbloom mentioned that since it was announced last month the Rams are moving to Orange County. $200,000 worth of ticket reservations have been re- ceived at Ram headquarters. And if' Los Angeles football fans are disenchanted with the Rams reloeation, it hasn't shown at the box omce. Rosqbloom said there have been jut etabt season ticket cancellations since the transplant announcement. Rosenbloom talked of coach Geor1e Allen'• IW"Prlte firina a day earlier. He called tbe clumplnc of Al· leo ··oae of ~ 1addeat days of my lm~." "a.rt at tbis time and at this place 0etr1e Allen neecla to be witb a team where be doea everylhlnf -coach, 1eneral mana•• and public rel1Uons. "We were doln1 those thinp for him and It •a1 rruatraun, him. I felt tt <the tnaatratlon) micht affect bl• health," Jt.Osenblootn ta.id. tt troubled on the football field and In th coacbea oftlce, Ro en~ waa notblnl II not a , .. u.111. •a1• AJ) would include the 60-foot roudwuy which his meaaure would require alon1side the park. Tbe council move to put the m11tter to a public vote instead of enactinJl it as a city law. was backed by Irvine Company spokesman Keith Greer. ·'The company endorses the ob- jectl ve of access ~~ and ~rotec tion of the bluffs. be said. but udd ed that the Atherton measure seems lnfiexible and that its author has given coun- cilmen "different interpreta· lions of bis own work at different times." Councilmen have indicated op· position to the measure as well. noting that the mandate it con· tains for conatruction of the park and road along the entire length of a bluff development would pose some severe and costly construction problems. During the afternoon study session. council members re- ceived a report from the plan· nlng commission about general plan revisions that would enable city officials to require public bluff top parks in the yet to be developed areas affected by the At herton initiative. Atherton's measure would ap- ply to the Upper Bay develop· ments to be built by the Irvine Company at the Cutaways. Westbay and Newporter North. The general plan amendment proposed by the planning com· mission would cover the CalTrans property adjacent to Hoag Memor ial Hospita l as well. Both the Atherton measure and the general plan proposal would apply to any territory an· nexed by the city in the Irvine Coast. Dollar Hits the Skids Soaring Gold Prices Reflect Weakness LONDON <AP) -"It was a hiccup. nothing more." said one London foreign exchange dealer this afternoon as the dollar's general decline on world money markets took a breather and the surge in gold prices cooled. After one of its worst days in recent memory on Monday, the u .S. currency began the day to· day by plummeting to record NB Council Asks Return Of Photos Newport Beach city coun- cilmen are going to ask artists who participated in the city's spring arts festival to return S300 worth of missing photo· g r a phs handed out by the festival's director. The informal decision was reached Monday after the subject came up at the council's aner- noonstudy session. Councilman Paul Hummel said the photos s hould be replaced or paid for. The pictures were ordered - and paid for -by the city with money budgeted for last spring's festival. Half lhe $600 order was sent to city officials. but the rest was given away to festival partici- pants by festival director Bill Purkiss in what City Attorney Dennis O'Neil described as a public relations gesture. Mayor Paul Ryckoff and Councilman Don Strauss said they were willing to let the mat· ter go at that. But Hummel and Arts Com· mission c hairm an Ber yl Melinkoff were not willing to let the matter die. ··It's a matter of public funds," Hummel declared. Mrs. Melinkoff said the photo· graphs were ordered without ap· proval of the full commission. She said she doesn't approve of the way the matter has been handled. "One of the photographs was a 16 by 20 of Bill Purkiss and I hardly think we would want that for our mes." she said in com- plaining about the way the photographs were selected. She said that, because Purkiss distributed the pictures. he should be made to pay for them. Purkiss, In an earlier con· vek'sation witP O'Neil, said be <See PBOl'OS, Pa1e A2> Dave Ullman The Sailor To Beat? When you're hot, you're bot, u they say In sports. Dave Ullman ls hot ln the sport of sailboat racln.I as he Just proved by wlnnint the Olympic Baille Re1atta in the 470 CIUI of Tallinn, Eatonla. Ullman'•erewis Mary GrUflthof Loi Aqeles. One week prlor to the pre.-Olympl~ reaatu, Ullman, with Tom Llntkey u crew, won the world CbamP6onlbip ln the 470 Class u Mantrand, Sweden. And one weele before depart· inl for Sweden, Ullman with Jim Llnakey as crew won the Lldo-14 national cbamptonahip at Huntington Lab. Anothu Newport Beach 11Uor, Tom Blackaller wu ,... ported Wlnn1111 the Star Cius ln Eetonia at the conclualon of the thlrd race. '!be FlM Clua wu won bJ Au1u1t MllJer, a Mlcb.llu Unlvmlty cbemlttry pn;taeor. I lows against tbe Japanese yen, Swiss franc and West German mark. Swiss and German dealers re- ferred to morning trading as "hysterical" with crazy fluctua- tions in the doJlar's value. and the BritisJl Broadcasting Corp. led off noon-hour radio newscasts with the pound sterling gaining more than two cents to climb above theS2 level rorthe first time since MarcbS.1976. But a reaction set in by after· noon -mostly profit-taking. dealers said -and the dollar scrambled back to respectable levels. Gold prices eased as the dollar staged its recovery. Gold closed unchanged in Zurich at S213.625 a Troy ounce after soaring 'Tl' and Friend(•) The boys down at the :-.lewport Pier · bait shack found this oddity of nature --a two-headed baby s hark when they gutted the mother blue shark they ~aught Sunday. TJ and Brian. the intrepid fishermen. said they found nine little s harks inside the mother blue. Judge Rejects Bid By Bovan Defense By TOM BARLEY °' -Delly Pl ........ A move by the defense to have the district attorney's office re· moved from the trial of seven defendants accused of the murder of Stephen John Bovan of Fountain Valley was denied Monday in Orange County Superior Court. Judge Robert P . Kneeland re- jected the argument that the dis· trlct attorney's prosecution represents conntct of interest since several deputy district at- torneys will be called as wit- ne.sse.s for the prosecution when the trial beatns. Judge Kneeland. said be saw no conruct of interest in such a situation and refused to ask the state Attorney General's Office to take over the pro1ecutlon of the accused seven. Cbar1es against the seven stem from the killln1 last <>et. 22 of Bovan. 38, who was shot to death outaide a Newport Beach restaurant. Three Huntinaton Beach men wbo lllel:!ly were lmp0rted rrom the l Cout to eliminate Bovan have been aranted n 1epa.ratetrlal. Jerry Peter Flori. 41 . Raymond Steven Reaco, 28, and Anthony • · Little Tony" Marone Jr .. 28. wtU ao on trial Oct. ao In Judge K.neeland's courtroom. The r emaining four derendants wUJ be tried Jan. 9, again before Judge Kneeland. It is alleged that the contract was authorized when Bovan and two companions kidnapped Canadian born Alexander Kulik, 28, who is Identified as a prin· c lpa l In the operations of (See BID. Page Ail Crash Victim Still Critical A Newport Beach Poltce Department recrutt, whose personal motorcycle crashed in· to a parked car after a bachelor party tor hb best buddy in Foun· taln Valley, still clun1 to IUe to- day. Gordon Roberta. 21. a Foun· taln Valley restdent, was scheduled to sradutte from the Lo• Aftlelel Police Department Academy next 1r1ontb and Joln the Newport Beach fOl'ce. Ke la•li.ated ln critical coridi· tlon at Fountain VaUey Com· munlty ffolpital with multlpl fractures 1utfered In Use co} Ualon on Dally Aveoue. earlier in the day to a record S216.12S. In London. the price declined to $213.00 from $214.625 at Monday's close and $216 earlier in the day. Large ly b ecause of the dollar's decline. gold prices have skyrocketed from about $169.50 at the start of the year and $1.84 a month ago. <See DOLLAR, Page AZ> Newport's Pet Ban llpheld Newport Beach city coun- cilmen have turned down the third attempt in as many years to have the city's summertime banist\ment of pets from ocean beaches overturned. The 4· l vote Monday. with · Councilman Don Strauss castina the lone pro-dog vote. came after a brief bearing in which 1spokesmen for both sides re- iterated arguments heard two weeks ago by the city's Parks. Beaches and Recreation Com· mission . Councilmen Ray Williams and Evelyn Hart were absent. r PB&R Commissioners bad voted 4-3 to recommend chang- ing the city ordinance and allow dogs to use the ocean beaches during the same hours that the animals are given during the winter months. At present. city law prohibits d ogs from any use of bay beaches. From Sept. 15 to June 15. the animals on leashes are allowed on ocean beaches from 5 p.m. to 9 a .m. Owners are required to clean up after their dogs. M e mbe r s of Society . Concer ned Owners of Pet s I SCOOP> huve tried to have that ordinanc~. enacted in 19-71, changed so they can still use beaches in the.summertime But the handful of ocean front residents who testified Monday made it clear they want things left as they are. One, R.G. Mitchell. additional- ly suggested that councilmen consider banning the animal6 completely. Coast Weather Sunny thrOugb Wednes- daty but some low cloudl· ness late night through m i d -mo rning. Lows tonight 6! to 66. Hi1hs Wednesd•Y from 68 to 72 at beaches to 78 to 85 in- land. INSIDE TODA" Hnrt1 HUchcock hired an .aU- /emoU lifeguard crn> aa Ow Balboa 8QJI Cit.lb Chia ~r ciU •GUI U um the right de• ct.ton. SH Ftahlring. Pooe Cl. 1 1 •) A.I OAll.Y PILOT N T~ l:&:IY9t 11, 1m ·io Dailt1 CrotCd: .Elvis 'Alive Forever' " SDm>Jt'! NO'l'S -~ POlelf _., ~·1 II~• cw HPfdifd to cvt tltl 1Mnbfr of oUitors at klciU .,,,_..,._ """'• W• Mtllf .-,., '"" en~ of hit deotli. croudt mu cme .. n,.ct.,_ ftifw.,. o.m a1 .. ,, AP nportn• IHftrua Montoo""'W Md Jffff Grew rif'CIOMM tMM tmprf'UllOfU o/ o ~pecal dar at tlw •datf' MEMPHIS. Tenn IAP> -The man •tandln1 at tbt wroulht aron l•l nabbin1 • r1&hl unn 1wollen by bundrt'da of handahalces .._ Vcsler ~If')', Elvis' A ·yc>ar old uncle lnsade ·t11nch Dick Grob, oncf' chief of security for the latt> i'olnMN. now In t'bttrt t of M'CU.11'1 for i:lvla' 1111\·•cre at1tc. GrJct>land Yt-:..~t:• PR J:."'·•:v \NO Gll08 urt' two umonac mony ut Cracelud who ri'memher ''1.ht-K'na " Tht> vtaltort come not Jull CoUncil Action In act.eon Mond~y nJaht. ttM Neiwport Beach City Coun· BLUFFS: Set lb.: btuff P¥rk i111t111Uve for \M No· nm be r ballot DOGS: ()Haded to mamt<.un the summer ban of dogs from oc\.'an beacbeat. ANNEX : Ordere-d cl\y staff members to t>ecln stud1ei. "~ed lo annex a triangle of county territory near Houg Memmul Hospital. MONEY: Approved an application for Sl S million m :i.tale money to make up for revcnul' lo:.t because of l)r<>l>Osilion 13. LESSEES: Agreed to back Assemblyman Ron Cordova, D·EI Toro. in his efforts to get property hue relief for Irvine Co leaseholders. <:otutline OK Of Bay View UaseDue? Trustees of the Coast Com- 111unity College District Wednes· day are expected to ratify a five- year contract to lease Bay View School an Santa Ana Heights T he school would be leased for $82,000 per year for use a s class .. oom space for Coastline Community College. ll is owned bul no longer used by the Newport·Mesa Unified School District. Some controversy arose when the lease was first diicussed by trustees. with some faculty members from other district col- leges protesting Proposition 13· inspired budget cuts while trustees were Investing a large sum to lease the school. However, district trustees have asserted that the building would be cost·effective. It would re· portedly r eplace s ome <"lass r oom s currently being leased from Coronu del Mar High Sehool and other locations In the Upper Bay area. In addition. trustees Wednes- day will discuss the possibility of subleasing the facilities when not in use to Temple Bat Yahm a nd possibly some other or- ganizations, a spokesman said. The meeting will begin at 8 p. m . at district headquarters, 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa. Togs Slashed In Newport A 35·year·old Dover Shores housewife reported the destruc· tlon of clothes valued at more tha n Sl.400 by a razor wielding vanda l Monday Newport Bcuch police suid the woman told them that she dis· cov~red the rumed clothes Mon. day She told police t hat a .nightgown und 14 pairs of s lacks oh.id been slashed and splashed Wllh drops Of blood. Police noted there was no evidence of a break·ln. The vie· lim told them she had hosted a large party over the weekend. Coup 'Qua8hed' BRAZZAVILLE. Coneo (AP> President Joachim Yhomby Opango of the People's Republic of thl' Congo said Monday his forces uncovered and quashed u Westefn·backed plot to over· throw his Marxist government. °"ANOa COAST N DAILY PILOT .._, ... ..... -... -..... -, .. , •. c:w.., Ylu""'"ltltfti--11-- ~ ...... Utt« "-···~ __ ,.,.,., .. ., 0..'1ool II I.HO •• _ ...... ........... , ,....,..., ... ldllor• • P..,..PageAJ RAMS ••• hero of sorts lo the luncheon crowd. Though h a11tily , but well planned and backed by only four days of ticket selling effort, the welcome Rams lunch was a sellout. Outside the gaily decorated eating hall. the Disneyland band greeted lunch goers. Inside. lt was the Dixieland band from Knott 's Berry Farm that enter· tained . The head table was populated by Rams brass. Ram players. backers who had led the drive to bring the Rams to Orange Coun· ty and the city officials who had done the driving. * * * UgalAction Filed Agairut Rams' Move A man who claims thut th~ Los Angeles Rams' m ove to Orange County in 1980 wUI cost local taxpayers more than S33 million took legal action Monday to block the deal between the ci· ly of Anaheim and the footbull club. Douglas E . Patty claims In his Superior Court lawsuit that the city will receive less than the lair m arket value when It be1lns to leHe Anaheim Stadium lo the Rams. Citing an "litegal a nd im· proper u.se or t ttx funds" Patty condemns the city's action ln giving the Rams exclusive use of the stadium in prcferenee to other teams and criticizes the del'1sion to provide executive box suites for use by city und stadium officials. Patty aUege!t the agre~ment bet ween the Ram11 and the city includes a 60·YCar lease of the stadium and a trammg facihly He states the city as to receivE.' 7 .s percenl of the gross ad· mission take. 50 percent or con· cessionaire revenues und SO per· cent of parking income . Prot11 Page A J PHOTOS •.. had handed out the photos thl.s spring with the upprov1t1l of the arts commission budget com· mlttee, whose members are Ladlslaw Reday and BllJ Tap- pan. Tappan Is no longer a com· mission membe r because his term expired on June 30. Gerry Bolint, the city ad· ministrator who works with the arts commission, sald both men indicated to him they were not aware that Purkiss was 1olng to hand out as many photos as be did. Councilman Don MclnniS sug. aeated that Purkiss be asked to live the city 8 llst or th~ artlata to whom plcturet were 1tveT1. The artist.a will be contacted and aaked to rtt.um the photo. graphs after dupllc111ting any pic- tures they want to keep, the counen agreed. Meanwhlle, councilmen at their evening aetslon 1atd they wen 1tUl unable to nominate replacements for former aru commlsslon cboJrman Jackie Kllbourne who reslantd ln June. In addltJon, ~ouncllmen ac- cepted &he r l,natton of aru commlul<>ner Oeroae Jef'frtel. Jeffries sald b left tbe com· ml.salon out of rnisa.raUoo ovw lack or dty rouncU •upport. ~ on tbLt ftiit anntvetaary of Elvia' death at 42 0 11 Au•. 11, 1'7'7. but dally. Ttii)' wait ln llnri three and four abreul ta.At wtnd a half· mile down EM1 PNatey Boulnu'Cl. <Relat.d pboto, A~> 8oDMJUlt ttand Ultleuly In the relentleu southern •un. Others re or add to aramtt on the brick wall at the front of the t'1ttatt Amons tbe ac.rawla: '1EM1 you'll be allvt in my heW't forever." Tho pU1rhm cmne from as near as Mlsslaalppt and Mt.Noun. t11' far u Hon1 Kong and HoHand. They trud1e to the memory 1urden bclllnd the white.columned house to see the 1rave1 of Elvis 11nd hl1 mother. Gladys Love Presley, who died In 1958. "IT'S KIND OF FlJNNY nlOUGH," uld Vetter . 1'PeQpl4? walk up lo the gruve and say he's not really buried. Some of them are really odd. Some of the fans that m uy be " llltle 1ick. youn1 Rogal Fanailg Portrait Britain's Princess Anne and her husband. Capt. Mark Phillips, sit by the lake at Gatcombe Park. the princess ' home in Gloucestershire. with thei r infant son. Peter. The p rincess celebrates her 28th birthd<.ay today. Supermarket Clerk Walkout Looming LOS ANG ELES CA P> A strike by 70,000 supermarket elerks from Bakersfield to the Mexican border was considered likely today as union members cast ballots on whelher to accept the latest offer from IS major food chains. "Our offer and the union's dt• mands are still far apart, so we cannot be oplimistic." Bob Voigt, a spokesman for the Food Employers Council. said Mon· day. Leaders of the nine Southern California locals of the Retail Clerks Union unanimously uraed that the offer be rejected and that rank-and·file members authorize a strike. The cle rks' last walkout a!'alnst Southern California marketll WWI In 1969 and lasted 19 days. "We expect some mconven· lences and some empty spots on the shelves" as the result of u strike. Voigt said. "But no one is going to go hungry." The 15 s upermarket chains in· volved are Albertsons. Alpha Bela. Arden ·Mavfalr. Bovs. Ce rtified Grocers. Hughes . A M . Lewis. Lucky Stores. Mark e t Basket. Ralphs . Safeway. Sm iths Food King. Staler Bros., Thrifti Mart and Vons. Many inde pendent stor es whose workers a re not represented by the clerks union would be unafrecled. In preparation for a walkout, Voigl sald. the stores have hired more than 10.000 persons on a contingency basis. with the jobs to begin as soon as a strike is called . Voigt said. Talks between the employers and the clerks broke off Sunday E'P091Pa,,.AJ DOLLAR •.. Despite today's respite. Metal Bulletin, the Brltlsb trade journal, said: "Most traders seem to agree that ... tbe cur- rent strenlth or gold faces no ob- atacles." In London. the pound went up more than two cenu to S2.00IO durln1 the day. Tourists cban1- ln1 money aot a 1U,hUy wone rate of about 92.03·12.05 to the pound, oounun1 the commllllon at a tourlat excban1e. morning. after the union nauy reJected the companies' fin•l of- fer and gave ti required 48·hour strike notice The notice begins when the contract expires at m1dn1ght Wedncsdoy ··A strike rou!d bt!(lln unylim\• aftt•r 12 01 u m Suturduy. · Voijlt 'lUld A Vt'rll#tt' wage for Southern Cullfornaa clerks is $6 92. and the· employers' latest orfe r would ruise pay by SO cents In the first year and 4S cents In second und third years. Newport Youth Injured in Cruh Police' said Kenneth Putnam, 20, suffered u broken collar bone Monday night when his motorcy· cle slummed Into the rear or a t'ar on Superior Avenue near Ticonderoga Street in Newport Bt'ach They said Putnam. of 407 Harding SL .. Ne wport Beach. was cited for drunken driving following the 10·50 p m. crash The driver of the car. Sheldon Messick II, 21. of 411S Hilaria Way, Newport Beach, wasn't hurt In the accident, according to officers. boys ndtb'. eome clNalcd up like EM.a. You retily tot more women comtaa." Some vil1ton recosnlie Grob from hls days traveling with Elvla. They •hake his hand. expreu lrief or sympathy. "It's like rellvln1 Aua. 16 over and over &1ain two or thrtt Umn a d~y." Grob aaid. "It helps them but It triea ua." FOi' Veaw. the abeer volume or vlai&on la tryini. On one re- cent day he turned away a black-suited man who arrived 10 minutes alter the 4 p.m. closln& time but said he'd come 4,000 mlles. TURNING B.\CK TO A VISROll in the brick blockho1Ue. Ve.ter nld. "I'm having hell to keep people from runntn1 in on me. It's golng to take us untll 6 to eet them all out or here. I hate to do that but they never stop comin.c. We'd be here around the ckM:k. ' tell you. when l get a break. I'm ready to 10 home ·cause it's rouah here." - "We are runnine around 10,000 a day," he said. "Yesterd"Y we had ll,000 people and we tumed s.ooo more away ... Grob. a Palm Sprin1s, Fla., policeman before he joined Elvis in 1967. estimated more than 500,000 have visited tbe mansion since it was opened to~ publlc last November. He and Vester both &aid the crowds have been generally orderly. Bl.IT Gaoa ~()JED THAT SEVEIAL weeks a10 someone tried to steal some Presley costumes from the grounds and 1dded "They weren't prosecuted because we didn't want to publlcbe it." And Vester said: "The biggest problem is they are littering up the place a liU.le biL" p,....p-AJ BID DENIED. Prasadam Distributing Inc. and also stands accused or tbe Bovan kilUng. ll ls alleged that the murder of Bov.en brought Into focus a multi·million dollar drug smug· gling ring which concealed Its revenues in the assets or out- wardly respectable bualnesa concerns in Orange County. J udge Kneeland refused dur- ing pretrial action Monday to al· low Fiori and Kulik's wile. co- defendant Elale Caban Kulik. 29. to plead guHty to leaser charges. Defense lawyers unsuccessful· ly argued that the district at· torney's office once aereed to al· low both defendants to plead guilty to lesser charges than ~bat or fll'Sl degree murder. They complained to Judie Kneeland that the district at· torney backed out or the a1ree· ment because the other five de- fendants refused to participate in plea bargaining n.etotlatlons. Judge Kneeland ruled that the often made by the district at· tomey are no longer valid and the original charges against Fiori and Mrs. Kulik must re· main. Fiori is identified as the man who allegedly put nine bullets intoBovan. He at one time faced the death penalty for the alleged killing but t he district attorney bas since abandoned lflat demflnd. Defense attbrney THon\as Crosby pointed out Monday that Dog Catcher Foils Theft Of Boy's Cash An ll·yea r ·old Tustin boy credited a Newport Beach alMm a l control offloer with halt· Ing the theft of the youngster's wallet Monday. According to police reports. the boy was walking on West Ocean Front at 15th Street when he was bumped by an older youth. The Tustin resident said lhat. ... s they separated, he realized the teen·ager had grabbed has wallet. The teen.ager took off running with the l l·year·old right behind him The stolen wallel and its S8 in cash didn't get far. Police said the thief spotted an animal con· trol officer. dropped the w<.1llet and ran t owat rd Balbo a Boulevard. • • his client. Resco. had become dis tressed by recent news stories to the effect that he and others were employed as federal /qents at the lime of the Bovan kUlln1. The description was provided by defen1e attorney William Sheffield who represents Marone and was made available to the preu in the form of Sbef· field's recent motion for dis· covery. Crosby denied that bis client was ever e mployed by the federal government in any capacity and said the descrip- tion provided by Sheffield may hc.ve put Resco in pbys~al danger. Prekial action will resume Aug. 28 when Judge Kneeland is scheduled to rule on a defense motion ror a change or venue. Tools Stolen Near Airport Workers at a construction site near the Orange County Airport reported the theft ol tools valued at more than s:J.000 Monday. Newport Beach police said the lheft was reported by workers for W. C. Froelich Company who are putting up an office building at 1300 Dove St. T he cons truction men lold police the tools were kept in two padlocked sheds. Investigators said the thief apparently used bolt cutters to remove lhe locks und steal the tools over the weekend. Safe Stolen In Newport Newport Beach pollct• :ti'\' 1n vesttgatlng the thef\ of ~· :..1h· ront ... lnlng S5 .000 from .1 Newport Pier ureu rt•st uurunt. The· theft was n •porh':-<t Oceun Front Police smd thl• thH•Vt•:. 1111 parenlly prat .. 'd open u window to the locked business. rem\Wf'd thE.' safe from its floor bolt!. und pushed it out throi.Agh lht! wan dow. Montand said the sure lt.wlr was worth about $700. HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ' WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHliESEBA~ A apeclll blend ol laatv C""HIOlltd '" cf10loe nvt rntell Ind ~ Wtlll 1 0,..,.,. CHl!RELOGS ~oNdcMltotlleM~wllll MMICt nut ll'Mllta; 1 dt1'9hlflll aMCll. 2 for $5~418 ... By late afternoon, however, profit taking forced the pound back down to a cloetn1 level of tl.9843, 1t.Ul up on late Monday's '1.9797. "I think we shall IM a period of con1olidatlon, then an ad· vanee to UOYnd the SI.OS.level, .. one dealer 1aJd. "The pouNI bas come UJ> too tut.'' l'rom July 2' thru Sept. <t, tor every CHEESE BALL or CHE1i81 LOO aold, HlekOfV W.tc~ the Jeny &.ewlt Telethon Lib« Day Week•nd . F1rm1 of Otlloe will contribute The dollar's 1eneraJ dtcliM tbe put year hu betn caused by 1 mliltH U.S. torelp trade deflclt and bf U.S. Inflation. Last year'• deficit wu a r9COl'd 128.72 bUllon and thll yeat'• la runntn1 ahead of that. ) • :ff icfcory ferms~:~-~ • WISTCUFFPl.Ali ,,.. ................ ....n ........,,,.,,., ....... ,.. Sliddlebaek Afternooa N.Y. Stoelu I r ' J . i • BOJ'roft'J NurC -~ lllOMcie tM/l.ftrftira'• .,.._ • ~-to C1lf ,,. ~ of ........ cd ., .. ~· ~ ,,, ........ ,., flr.t HWIW. of ......... mall ltill NI be....-... f-,ON Ulim clwors. AP~" o..ie ~f°"W'W _, hf'I a,. NC'OI.., ,.._ ., .. ,,,......., o ._.,., • tJw ncatt. · MEMPHIS, Tmn. iAP> -'!bf man Aandtnl at lM wrouOt· iron 1•tee n.tbblD& a rteht arm swollen by bundreda of babdabll11 ts Vester Pl9Jey, EIYb' a.year-old uncle. Inside stands Dick Grob. onee cbtef ol 1eeul1ty for tbe 1-te singer. now in charse of security for Elvla' lJ~·acre estate, Graceland. VE8'1'Ea PRULSY AND GROB are two among many at Graceland who remember ''the Kini." The viaiton come aot jual 17 t l I ' r 1 t r s r t ti tJ a s sl I ll , j11 s. :w .H cc I I ~ Deity ...... ....., ....... RAM OWNER IS ALL SMILES UNDER THE 'BIG A ' Carroll Rosenbloom (Left) With Supervisor Clark ' lRams Fans Welcome t . t Quh at L11ncheon I By GARY GR.\NVILLE Rosenbloom mentioned that , 0t•o.11,,..1.cst.tt since it was announced last ! Though the Los Angeles Rams month the Rams are movin& to I. won'.t be· rn~ving to. Anaheim Orange County, S200,000 worthof Sted1um unW 1980, more than ticket reservations have been re- 1_.soo fans flocked to a SlO-a· ceived at Ram headquarters. ticket welcoming lunch ~t the And if Los Angeles football Anaheim Convention Center fans are disenchanted with the i Monday. <Related story Page Rams relocation, it hasn't shown i A3. > at the box office. 1 Thete they ate shrimp cocktail Rosenbloom said there have I served in miniature plastic foot-been just eight season ticket I 1>a l I helmets, ogled Ram can c e II a ti ona sj n ce the chttrleaders and stood to ap-transplant announcement. plaud Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom talked of coach f Rosenbloom. George A.Qen 's surprise firing a ~ For Rosenbloom. the outpour· dav earlier. t tng of support was what he He called the dumping of A). • called "the greatest rejuvena-len •'one of the saddest days of ~ tion I could receive." <See RAMS, Pa1e A!) I Less than 48 hours earlier the {Ram owner beard· bis team t booed as it failed to score a point r tn a lackluster pre-season ex- { hibition game. ~ And less than 24 hours earlier, t Rbsenbloom fired the bead foot· t ball coach be hired six montba aao as bis band-picked selection to guide bis team to the Super J 8owl. All that was behlnd the 75- lye._r.old Rams owner thoaib, u be beamed at tbe crowd that bad come to welcome hls Rarna two yun before their schechded ar- lrtnl. ·•AJI ol U9 -the coaches. tbe players, t.be entire orgaftiaatlon look forward to becomJn~ part of your communt1.y,' Rosenbloom aald. • "We Just don't eom• alMI tue. We put back. And I lhlnk you'll llke havlnf ua Witb you," h11 added. Budget Boost , Gets Approval Saddleb acll Commu nity College truttees appro~ a 1978·79 publlcation budcet of $27.9 mlWon Monda1 nllbt. up more than ta mJlllon from the tentative bQdcel approved two weeks 8'0· Thia moat recent approval moves the new year's expen- ditures up $2.1 mllllon from laat year·•nnet ol $25.1 mUlton. Tbe cation budtet lat.ht aec:oa ln a~ tesally-requlNd ~e step~. TM Onandal document ...,roved Monday wUJ be published in thlee local newspapers prior to 1 public bearlna aAd flnal bud1•t deadlllle Mt for Sept.; 5. on \bJa ftnt annJv.,.ary of Elvia' death at 4.2 on Au1. 16, 1911, but dally. The)' wait in lln~a three and four abreast that wind a half. mUe down Elvia Presley Boulevard. <Related photo, AS) Some Just stand lisUessly in the relentless southern sun. Others read or add to ll'alfiU on the brick_ wall at the front of the eatate. Amona the scrawls: "Elvia you'll be alive in my heart forever." The Pllarima come from as near as Mississippi and Missouri. u far as Hona Kon1 and Holland. They trud1e to the memory 1arden behind the white-columned house to see the graves of Elvis and bis mother, Gladys Love Presley, who died in 19S8. ..IT'S KIND Of' FUNNY THOUGH," said Vester. "People walk up to the &rave and say he's not really buried. Some of them are really odd. Some of the fans that may be a little sick, yo11Dg boys mostly, come dressed up like Elvis. You really 1<>t more women comina." Some viaitors recognize Grob from bis days traveling with Elvis. They shake his band, express &rtef or sympathy. "It's like reliving Aug. 16 over and over again two or three limes a day," Grob said. "It helPS them but it tries us." For Vester, the sheer volume or visitors is trying. On one re· cent day he turned away a black·sulted man who arrived 10 minutes after the 4 p.m. closing time but said he'd come 4,000 miles. TURNING BACK TO A VISITOR in the brick blockhouse, Vester s aid, "l'm having hell lo keep people from running in on me. It's going to take us until 6 to gel them all out of here. I bate to <See ELVIS 'ALIVE,' Page AZ) Busing: $235 Per Kid -Capi.strano Di.strict Tells Transit Toll By ANNE COOPER Of .. Del.., .......... Parents in the Capistrano Unified School District were told Monday Slight they will have to guarantee at least 600 bus riders in order to arrange for parent· paid school busing. If the 500 guaranteed riders are identified, the annual bus bill to parents would be about $235 per student -or about Sl.32 per student per day. Water B ill To Climb, Utility Says Water and sanitation rates for Laguna Hills Water Company customers are going up because company costs for electricity, water and overall operations are Increasing, a company spokesman says. Despite the 3.9 percent in· crease in water bills and a 3.a percent increase In sanitation rates, however, the water con· cern estimates a $14,000 loss because of Metropolitan Water District (MWD > Increases that went into effect July 1. "We were paying more for the water than we were allowed to charge," Gene r a l M ariager Terry Witthoft explains . "Metropolitan Waler District rates went up S7.50 per acre foot on July l ." Witthoft blames the loss on the uncertainty of the Public Utilities Commission CPUCl over whether to approve rate in· creases In the wake of Proposi· lion 13. "We filed for the increase last May l ," be says. "Normally it takes about two months to get approval, but this lime they <the PUC) sat on it." The informational meeting on contracted busing was arranged by district administrators. a.fter pctrents and parent-teacher groups protested increased walking distances. Capistrano Unified trustees reduced the number of school buses operating this year by ex- tending distances children in grades 4·12 must live from their schools to qualify for busing. The businli? cuts, amounting to a savings of $352,264. were part of $3.2 million cul from the dis- trict's tentative budget to bring it into line with Proposition 13 revenue reductions. Parents have spoken out bit· terly against the increased walk· ing distances, which they say will put their cbildrln 's lives in jeopardy. Only about 20 parents at- tended Monday night's busing meeting. Providing information on bow parents could arrange privately for bus transportation within the district's new trans portation limits was J a mes Carson. representing the Associated Charter Bus Company of En- cino. Until this year, this firm pro- vided about one.third of the Capistrano district's school bus- ing. This year the district is .(See BUSING, Page AZ> Park Bond Election Study Set --By WILU.AM HODGE Of ... o.tty,.... SWf Mission Viejo Municipal Ad· visory Council members ordered · a study Monday that could lead ~ to a park bond election in No- vem ber, 1979. Such an election would allow Mission Viejo residents to levy taxes on themselves to build parks for the community. The measure. if placed on the baUot, would require approval by two· thirfs of the community's reg- istered voters. I\.! At: members voted' 4 to 1 to direct their Parks and Recrea· lion Committee to explore fund - ing possibilities for pa rks through ballot meas ures Kathleen Kelly voted no. The move to order the study sparked debate between Mrs . Kelly and other MAC members. "In light of Proposition 13. I think people have decided they like their houses better than parks," Mrs. Kelly insisted. ··People seem lo want to cut back. I think we need to keep that in mind." While the PUC must approve a ll rate changes for the privately·owned Laguna Hills Waler Company, the MWD is T l ' and Friend(•) "I think a lot of the Proposi· lion 13 vo te wa s a gainst bureaucracy and not community involvement." MAC member Charles Kenney countered. (See WATER, Pa1e A2> Pair Escape Severe Injury lnCHPCrash •• Two men escaped major in· juries Monday when a south- bound driver lost cont~f his vehicle on the San Die10 Freeway 'near the Lake Forest Drive offramp, smashing into a Highway Patrol car, becomtna airbome and landing on top of another car. A Htahway Patrol spokesman a.aid AaN>n Desmond, 18, of Gardena, told Uiem he began. ex· perlencln& 1teerin1 problems and lost control of hiJ vehicle in the 5:50 a.tn. atcldent. Desmond'• car ripped into the left rear of tbe patrol car and ~came airborne, plowlnt into another car offtcen bad pulled over. Deamon.d•a car then filpped and laded upsld• ®"" in the ilow laM. Offleen said Larr1 Ortis ~ Loa Alamltoa, WbC> waa tlllinl in the car otncen b•d ltopped, complained ol back end neck pain and wH taken to Sad- dleback Community Hosplta~ He wu treated and released. Desmond, who was not ctted pendtn1 an lnvest11at1on, r• tuaed medkal treatment. Offleera at -the scene. wbe were ltaDdiai off to the aide of the Ortll car when the accident oc~urnd, said o.imOod'• car wu destroyed while the patrol ear arid ortla' car were IM•vil1 dama1e4. • The boys down a t the :'llewport Pier bait sh ack found this oddity of nature --a two·headed ba by s ha rk when they g utted the mother blue sha rk they _caught Sunday. T J and Brian . the intrepid fis hermen. said they found nine little sh a rks inside th~ mother blue . Niguel Grid Pro'-s Body Discovered By STEVE MITCHELL Of .. o.llr l'lltC Steff Sheldon Moomaw Jr. of Laguna Niguel fell to his death late 'last month less than two m Hes from the lop of the 24,580-foot Noshag peak in Afghanistan's Himalayan range. Moomaw, who signed with the Minnesota Vikings professional football club in 1966, was an ll·year resident of Orange Coun- ty, where he lived in Corona del Mar and later, Laguna Niguel. T~e body of the 34-year-qld mountain climber was found by two Austrian climbers July 31. Moomaw left Orange County June 28 with several friends to attempt to climb tbe imposlni Himalayan peak ln Altbanbtan. The college book aalesman or- 1 a nhed and led the seven· ~non hpedition up the side of tbemowitain. ~· Moomaw and friend. Kes Teter ot Evergreen, Colo., re· portedb' ftl'e too tired to make the final ascent, wbicb waa ac- compllabed by four others in the party ln late July. Fellow climber Mark Goebel, who ret.umed tb1.s month trom the expedition, .1ald Moomaw aqd Teter maJ have 1tt1yect oft course in their attempt to reach the top, and became disoriented. Teter ia missing and believed dead. Moomaw, who received his masters of arts dearee in history from Cal State Fullerton, took up mountain climbing nearly 10 years ago and was a member of the Alpine Club of Canada and the American Alpine Club, as well as other climbing oreani1a· lions. He began climbing while a member of the Sierra Club. He pla~ed football at C~rritos Junior Colleae, UC Betteley, and finally, the University of Tulsa, where be received a bachelor of art.a de1tee in his- tory in uee. The defensl\'.e linebacker was siened with the Minnesota Vi· kln&• after co&iege where be E layed hneba~ker and later olned tht Canadian Football eaaue and then ~ Continental Football ~ue. He climbed extAmlvely ln tbe Sierra raaie. Mt. Rainier lo Wultlncton, the Canadian Rocldee, and ~taln ran,es ln South America. Re coached soecer for the (lee J'~ Pal At>. .. I think we ought to go ahead and look into it," Gary Stoney agreed. Mrs . Kelly argued that the community was fa cing a s lowdown in park construction as a result of Proposition 13, not a hall in park development. "It ·s not a matter of no parks -it's a matter of parks being developed later," she said. Coast We a t h er Sunny through Wednes· day but some low cloud!· ness late night through tnid ·mornlng . Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Wednesday from 68 to 72 at beaches to 78 to 85 in· land. INSIDE TOD~ 't' Henry Hftchcock hired on all- /tmale lifeguard crtw at tM Balboa BOii Club thil 11ear and IOJll ft lllql the right tU· cUwn. SH F~. Page Cl. ..... AZ DAIL y PILOT SB Strike Vote Ukely Rental Rollback Sought Supennarket Workers M.,,JJ, '()Her LOS ANGELES IAP I A. 1trike by 10,000 1upe rm11rket derk1 from Ballcralield to ~ Mexiclln border was consad rf'd Ukdy today ;, union mem~~ c111t balloU on whctht'r to 11ccr,Pt the lot t off t from lS m.UOC food c.-h•lN "Our offer und lht-union's de mand11 urt' till far upurt. ao WC' cannot bt-opUml!lllt'," Bob Volat. 11 spokf'smun for thl' Food Employers CoWlt'll , u 1d Mon day Lu dera ul \.ht> nine Southern Cullfornla locals of the RetaH (;lerkl Union unanamou.sly ur1f'd thut t.M otrcr be> rt>Jectt"d aod Gold Soaring lh11l rank und flip members uuthorb:e a strike Tht' clulu · lul wallloul .11i.ln1t Southt•rn Callfornlu matrkft.1 WUN in l989 and IHted lldan '"W t' xpect M>nu; aneonvtn· lence-A and itome empty lpoU on tht• 1helwli" ms the rf>ault ot 1 atrikl', Volat uld "Bul no one la 1oln1 t.o to hunary " The 15 r.uJ)f'rmarkct cholna ln· 'olvc.-d arf' Albt'rt1on1, Alphu B<'l.t . Arden Mavfalr. 80)'S , Ct>rtlflt'd G rot'~n . Hu1ht111 , A M Lewi~. Lut'kY Stores, M u rkel 8Hkt'l. Ralphs . Su(eway. Smtth1 rood Kina. Stater Broe., Th.rlttl Mart and Vona. Many Independent a tores wha1e worker• are not ~'*1 by ~ clec~ ~ woWd ba \l\llff~. In prewaraUqo foe 1 w•lMt Vol1t •4lld. lhe ~tores ban 'fit~ more than 10.000 persona on a conLtn1oncy bull, with the. jobl to be1Jn u 1oon aa 1 strike b call~d. VoAlt aald. Talkl between the employers unt4 th cle,.,,. broke off Sunday mornlna. aft.er the union fiatlY rejected the companies' final ol· fer and 1ave a requJred 48-~ strike notice. Tlte notice bel1ns when the contract expires 1t midni1bt Wednesday. Otflclals of the Al>artmenl Owners ~latlon of Ora.oae Cov.ol)' have announced that Uaey IN,Joial.Di a move to .eek Uat cooperJUon of all rental unit owners ln stabilizing rents. Members of the association ••Y ~ will contact landlords rtpoited to have raised rents and request voluntary rollbacks. Complalnts will be processed tbrouab the Sacramento head· quarters M the Housing Industry Task FotCflor Rental Relief. Oran1e County renters who believe they have received un- u.aua lly large or unwarranted rental i.ncruses can call the toll· free number. <8001 9S2·SS37. Dollar Tailspins, Hits Record Lows ··A strike could begin anytime after 12:01 a .m . Saturday, .. Vol1t .iald. Average wage for Southern California clerks is $6.92, and the employers' lates t offer would raise pay by 50 cents in the first year and 45 cents in second and third years. The county association. wb1ch officials say joins with other rental industry leaden in trying to cut ofr demands for rent con· trol. joins with st atewide or· ganizations in asking landlords to pass on Proposition 13 benefits in one of three ways. These are by rollin11 back rents to May 31 levels. by freez· 1ng rents through the end of this year or by sharing net tax sav- ings with tenants. LONDON <AP> The dollar's tails pln continued today on the world's money markets . with the U.S. cUTrency bitting record lows against the Jupanese yen. the Swiss franc and the West German mark. The price of gold, reflecting the dollar's weakness, soared to highs of $216. 125 an ounce in ear- ly trading in Zl\f'icb aod $216 in London. The previous highs, on Monday, were $213.625 in Zurich. $214.625 in London and $215.25 in New York. The Britis h pound broke through the S2 level for the first lime since March 5, 1976. It rose from Sl.9797 in late trading Mon· day to $2.0020. The French . Italian and Belgian exchanges were closed for the Assumption Day holiday. but dealers in London reported hectic trading. ln Zurich. the dollar was quot- ed at 1.5545 Swiss francs at mid· morning, down sharply from the previous low of 1.5810 at the end of business Monday. ln Frankfurt, the battered U.S. currency was trading at 1.9172 German marks, another s harp drop from the previous tow of 1.9510 marks late Mon· day. It was the fourth d ay in suc· cession of new lows for the dollar against the m ark and Swiss franc. In Tokyo, the dollar plunged to 181.80 yen, 2.50 yen below the previous low on Aug 2, and closed at 182.85. ··1f you think this is low. wait until next week," said one Tokyo trader "We have been very active from the moment we opened," s aid a London dealer. "Our turnover has been significantly hig her than normal for this time. The surge came initially from the Far E ast. They were selling dollars and they were followed by Europe doing the same thing." London dealers said the rise in the pound sterling was due more F,....PageAJ BUSING ... h and ling a ll ils own bus transportation. A number of parents attending Monday's meeting said the prices quoted by Carson were too hj~h. "If it would cost $1.32 a day to have my child bused to school. it would be cheaper for me to drive him myself," said Brian Viele, of Dana Point. Jeannette Stratton, district transportation m anage r . told pa rents that any arrangements for contracted bus service would have to be made strictly by parents, not by the school dis· trict. "If you want parent-paid bus transportation, you are going to have to go out and find the stu· d ents," said Mrs. Stratton. DAaY PILOT ~~:,~u~•=•==);.= c...-·-.... "'-... 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The dollar has been suffering a crisis of confidence on lhe world's money markell as the United St.ates has continued to build up massive foreign trade deficits and to turn in a general· ly dis a ppointing e conomic performance. Two Sites In King's Death Eyed WASfftNGTON <AP> -A pathologist working for the House assassinations committee told the panel today t'hat the bullet that killed Martin Luther King Jr. could have been fired from a brushy ar ea in a rooming house yard as well as from a bathroom window in the house. Dr. Michael Baden said the medical findings are not suffi· ciently precise to eliminate eithe r site. Evidence gathered when the civil rights leader was as· sassinated April 4, 1968 pointed lo the bathroom window of the rooming house across the street from King's Memphis. Tenn .. motel as the place where the killer fired the shot. Witnesses told or seeing a man running from the bathroom car· rying a bundle seconds after the murder. The man was identified as J ames Earl Ray, who at fi rst pleaded guilty to the slaying and then recanted. Some conspiracy theories that have arisen In the decade since the murder suggest that the shot actually was fired by someone other than Ray from the brushy backyard of the rooming house. B a d e n, chie f medic al ex· aminer of New York City, said there was no medical examina· lion possible in 1968 1lnd none lo· day that could establish with certa inty where the s hot originated. Baden and two other forensic scientists employed by-lbe com· mittee reviewed the autopsy findings and ordered a variety of new chemical tests to trace the path of the bullet. Baden·s associates were Dr John I. Coe. chief medical ex· aminer of Dade County, F la. The bullet track in King's body "was entirely consistent with either position" the 38· sassin may have used, Baden testified. Baden told reporters later that othe r evidence in the hands of the committee, including eyewit- ness accounts, may establish the firing site more precisely. He declined to elaborate, and the commjttee and Its staff re· fused lo discuss other fiodings until they are presented In the hearings. The new studies were not ex· peeled to challenge the baste conclusion that King died less than an hour after a bullet severed his spine and three ma· jor blood vessels. But who fired the bullet re- mained a matter of controveny a fte r tbe commlttee's first session Monday at the start of a week of public bearings on tbe case. The union was seekinJ hikes that would give Southern Ca lifornians parity with Northern Califernia clerks . whose average wage is $7.92. E',.... Pa.,e AJ WATER ••• free to raise its rates without PUC approval. The utilities commission stipulated the increase granted tbe Laguna Hills company would be refunded if the company fails to file a property tax savings re· port wilh the PUC by Oct. 7. The savings are to be passed on to customers. The late increase should begin showlng up on customers' next bills, Witthoft said. He esUmats the average Laguna Hills Water company customer's bill would increase from $12.50 to $13 per month. He says the size of the bill wlll de· pend on the amount of water used. The company serves all of El Toro. a large portion of Laguna Hills, including Leisure World, and small portions of Mission Viejo .. ll has about 20.000 cuatomen. Sanitation rates also are scheduled to increase 16 cents for restricted customers and 20 t'ents for unrestricted customers. Thal means restricted bills will rise to $5.28 per month while unrestricted bills will rise to $6.08 per month. Restricted customers are those living in "aduJts only" de· velopments s uch as Lt1sure World, where company officials estimate sewage flow is less. Witthoft said water rates were Big Bug for Grandpa President Carter gets a big hug Crom his grandson Jason. 3. at his return to the White House Monday after a trip to Missouri where he spoke to a farmers· conven- tion. Jason greeted the president as he stepped from his helicopter after landing on the South Lawn of the White House. Huntington W eUare Worker Faces Rap Criminal charges h ave been filed, against an Orange County welfare worker rrom Huntington Beach who allegedly became a larmed when a fellow worker was arrested on similar charges of fraud anaembezzlement. Dis trict a ttorn ey's in · vestigators said Cheryl Walker, 33, was arrested by them after she allegedly told her supervlsor in the welfare department's Westminster office that she bad •pocketed about $440 in welfare funds. It is alleged that Mrs. Walker kept issuing Aid to Families with De p e nde nt Children CAFDC> funds to a former recip· ient after the woman ten. the county and became ineligible for them. Investigator s s~id Mrs . Walker opened a bank account in the former AFDC recipient's name and. using a forged s ignature. deposited the checks in that account. Investigators said Mrs. Walker's alleged confession was a direct result of the arrest' last week of Rhonda May Patton. 30, of Newport Beach. who is ac- cused today of embezzling about $9,000 in welfare funds. Mrs. Patton was jailed after a welfare worker handling her case load while the defendant was on vacation noticed that a number of checks for welfare re- cipients were being sent to the same post office box in Cypress. p,....p-AJ RAMS ••• my life." "But at this time and at this place George Allen needs to be with a team where he does everything -coach. general manage and public relations. "We were domg those things for him and it was frustrating him. I felt it <the frustration 1 might affect his beatth. ·· Rosenbloom said. If troubled on the football field and in the coaches office. Rosenbloom was nothing if not a hero of sorts to the luncheon crowd. Though h astily. but well planned and backed by only four days of ticket selling effort. the welcome Rams lunch was a sellout. Outside the gaily decorated eating hall. the Disneyland band greeted lunch goers. Inside. it was the Dixieland band rrom Knott ·s Berry Fann that enter- tained. The head table was populated by Rams brass. Ra01 players. backers who had led the drive t.o bring the Rams to Orange Coun- ty and the city officials who had done tbe driving. North Campus Plan Advances In Committee increased also because of three ,,..,. P.,,e Al A state measure allocating rate adjustments granted to $1. 7 million to bail the Sad· Southern California Edison by EL'TTS 'ALIVE' dleback Community College·s the PUC over the past year. 1 TI • • • North Campus in Irvine out of Sanitation rate increases cov-its financtai plight passed the ered gas company rate hikes do that but they never stop cominl(. We'd be here around the clock. Senate Finance Committee Mon· and operations modlfications I tell you, when I get a break, l"m ready to go home 'cause it's day Qm::a?tayt~~ful 'ta~~·~w}f~ rough here." College officials said the bill "We arP running around 10.000 a day," he said. "Yesterday we will now go to the fuJl Senate for says. had 11 ,000 people and we turned 5,000 more away." action. He predicts another water Grob. a Palm Springs, Fla .. policeman before he joined Elvis The measure. an amendment rate increase later this year or in 1967, estimated more than 500.000 have visited the mans ion since to AB 21SO. is designed to help early next year by the MWD. it was opened to the public last November. He and Vester both said community colleges that have "They're not sure how much the crowds have been generally orderly. been caught short of funds for tax r evenue they've been losing construction projects already since July l," Witthoft said. BUT GROB NOTED THAT SEVERAL weeks ago someone unde r way. MWO is planning increases tried to steal some Presley costumes from the grounds and added. Following passage of Proposi· between SIS an acre fool begin· "They weren't prosecuted because we didn't want lo publiciie tion 13, Saddleback officials ning Nov. 1 and 122 an acre foot it." were caught short or funds to beginning Jan. 1. And Vester said : "The biggest problem is they are littering up complete lhe $6 million. 20·acre An acre foot is one acre of the place a liUle bit." satellite campus in Irvine. land covered by water one·foot -----------------------------------------deep. The increase amount and its timing, Witthoft said, will de· p e nd on how much MWD estimates It ha.s lost from re- duced revenues under Proposi· tion 13. E' ..... P-.AJ FALL ••• American Youth Soccer League in Laguna Ntsuel for four years, turning out champlonship teams every year. He b survived by his wife Toni, of the Laguna Ni1uei home, and children Kelly, 1.2, and Pon. 11. · His widow 1ald there would be no memorial services. • HELP FIGHT MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY WITH THIS SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE BALLS A tpeel1I ~ ol IHty chMM roll.o tn cno.ce nut m..11 tno tooe>ed •ltt1 • c~ . N-..d.ity Baek? CHEESE LOGS SmoileCI Cheddet CllHM cowfWd Wiil\ llltcl ""' !Miii;. OlllQlltt\11 •'**- 2 tor $5~~-. laue May M• Bal,lot SAN DIEGO <APl -Supporters say the_y hatve enough signatures on petltlons to f oree &t pubUc vote l:lgain that might restore nudism ut Black's Bea.ch. The petitions carry uJmoet '5,000 •lln~tures or 7 .000 more than required, say •upportttt Jt would be up to the Cily Cot.Inell to order tbe ls· sue back on the November aeneral election ballot or authorlie a1eeclal election next year. Bla~·s Beacli In La JQUll Wlll tfte naaUon11 onlY municipal beach wlthout the need fOf' 1whnaultS untD the "swimsuit optional" des~cn.uon wu voted out last year durinl the primary '11C\ioQ. I . ··' From JIJIY 24 thl'\J Sept. 4, for •very CHEESE BALL or CHEESE LOG told. HIOkoty Ftrm• Of ~ w111 oontntiut• Hickoq Firms~~~,·-· 'f ., M ... ;~ IAMPOIMT ....... ............. . • " I ' . Tu.c!!X, AUQUlt 15 •. 1971 8 DAILY PIL~ Al Com.plex Reviewed Hearings Set on Ni~l Proposal A ~ropoeed botel·reereatlon· boUI complex on an coastal acre• n IAruna Nlguel went throu1h tls ftrst formal review Monda)'. be~ore t"e Oran1e 00Unt1 PlaDftl.nS Commiulon. Commlulonen took no acUon on the Avco Communll)' Developers. Inc. proposal but Hlcl beartnp wU\ be held Aug. 28. Oct. 2 an4 23 before they make a recommendation to COU.D\)' 1upervbora. Tbe betel, described as a two to three-story loae, would be built on a coast.al bluff south ot Nl1uel Beach County Park and overlooking the Dana Point beadlancts. Crown Valley Partway to south of Selva Road. about one-half mile north or Dana Point. Collnty planner Sam Cou~b said resJdetttlal areu would be built ln clusten alODJ tbe coast and on Inland altes. He aald ex11lln1 county general plan would permit COO· structlon of up to 7,377 homes on the 592 acres while Avco propcees conatruct.lon of 3,018 to 5,122 single·famUy and townhome re· sidences. Jhn .SJ:Dlf.b, Avco vice presi· dent and general manaaer. said the new plans were developed tbrouab company conaultaUon with some Z5 communJty aroupe and local a1enelea. Actlvtty on the 1.lte started in l.t'71 but was held up because ol erosion problem.a, Coastal Com· a>laslon approva.11 and a no•· s'tUed lawsuit filed by the Orance County Environmental CoallUoo., a report to the com· mltslon 1a1d. Abou\ eo percent of the site already baa been iraded unclel' a couuty aradina permit lbat ex· plred in 1976. Mounting C'aaeloads PoUeewomen on Patrol Reactioru Vary for Laguna ~rs The coaiplex also would in· elude an Inland golf club and tennis center as well ·as an adfti. lion to the Monarch Bay com· mertlal center, county planners expl.alned. The Sll2 acres ls located a1oog the east and west sides of Pacific Coast Highway from Judge Charamza Faces Challenge By TOii BAllLEY Ol .. Delty,.... ..... By JACKIE BYMAN Ol"'9Deil'f ......... The suspect ls described as a white male in his 20IS. with blond bai r. no shirt and tan or khaki panls. r Laguna Beach pollcewomtn Doris Weaver. at the wheel, and Linda Stoskopf beside her. con.fer briefly, then tum their patrol car down an alley. They hardly talk as they scan the backs of houses for the youth seen running from the area where a woman's wallet was stolen Emerging from the alley, Miss Weaver brakes sharply as a car that has the right-Of-way spots her a nd stops, the driver staring at the sight of two uniformed women on patrol. Miss Weaver gestures sharply lo him to pro- ceed. and be does. .. The most frustrating thing about this job is the traffic." says Miss Weaver. "You know where you want lo eo and you can't get there." The radio crackles again. Another witness has described the suspect as weartna a while T-shirt and long white pants. The policewomen sieb. How do you pick out from among the summer crowds a boy who might be wearing khaki pants and no shirt or perhaps a while . T-shirt and white pants? They continue thetr patrol, le· noring the occasional stares from passersby. The palr are among four full· Added Servlee tlme women patrol offlcen and five reserve women omcen on Laguna Beach'• 35-person full· time force, which also includes 13 sworn reeerve officen. Women have been palrolling In lbe city for about four years, allbou&h Miss Weaver has been on the beat ooly about 10 months and Miss Stoskopf, a reserve of. ficer, six months. Miss Stoskopf attended Golden West College's reserve police academy. She works during the school year as bead of the women's physical education de· putment al Santiago High School in Garden Grove. and full-time during the summer with the police. Sbe bas also worked for the Santa Ana police as a sworn officer. Miss Weaver graduated From Golden West's regular pollce academy after about elgbt years on dispatch and parking duty with the Laguna Beach Police. Both carry guns and handle all the regular duties of a patrol of. ficer. Why did they choose such a dangerous profession! .. It's always different," says Miss Stoskopf. "It's challenging. You're doing something for YoW' community." ··1 like the variety, meeting people," says Ml.as Weaver. They stop lbe car briefiy at the scene of a bumper thumper to tell the drivers that another t>Olice car la on Its way lo take an accident report. CHP Opens Office For South Cormty South Orange County motorists -doomed lo driv - ing the freeway north lo Santa Ana to clear equipment viola· lions and lo obtain California Highway Patrol forms -have r elief in sight. That's because the Hlgbway Patrol has opened a new south county office at 23261 Del Lago Drive, southwest of the San Diego Freeway and Lake Forest Drive. "It's an added service to the public because they don't have t o drive to Santa Ana to purchase a copy of an accidmt r eport." Public Aff atn omeer Tom Sapp said &tooday. "We have all the accident reports right here ... Sapp believes the move to south county also decreaaH response Ume to aeddenta or traffic problems lD the area. ··u cuts down on response time." Sapp aplalned. 0 Before the officers bad to leave the area a half hour earl,y to dri\te back to • Santa Ana for lh1ft cbaqe. "U a l"1 had an accident at sblft cbaD,le be had a ~m getilnl a bl8bwaJ patrolman." The service area covered by the new office extend.I aoath Tn1ck~cle Crash Victim, 8,Soccombs from the Interstate 5 to 405 June· lion to the San Diego County Une and from the ocean to the Riverside County line. Thal Includes 20 mites of freeway and 430 miles of cowily roads. The Incorporated com· munltles of Laguna Beach, San Clemente and San Juan Capistrano are not included. "The area ls in contrast to most southern California beats." Sapp said. .. MOit of the other areas are basic freewa y beats. ••once you 1et out of the metropolitan areas, though, you run into a lot of offices like ours." The office is 1laff ed by 45 palrolmen. five serteanta, one lieutenant. ooe captain and slx clvlllan employees. Pattolmen work tbree ablfts, the blaceat eoneentratlon of · uulta eOiDlni on tbe afternoon lh1ft from 1:45to10:11 p.m., tbe office'• bulleat Ume. accordlnl to Sapp. The area a1ao ls 0.. reelplen\ of a 1lx·month Federal omce of Trafftc SafetY lfaDl to reduce automoblle accident• ln the aoulb eouDb' area. Tbtrty one area offices 1tatewkle a.re a ~rtlOD ot the 11.2 m1Won srant fot overtlme pay to look I« ftolaUonl tn ma· JOr accldeat-produelnJ areu. Tbe top ftve .cddent lntenec• Uona lD OraQP Coun~ are In the 1outbtrn area. Tb• are Alicia ParkwQ at llWl'landl Boulevard (20 acclelent1 In m1 >. a Toro aoaa at aoekfte&d Boulevard (ll). Alkta Parkway at JeronlmO ao.cS ne>. CMn ValltJ PirkWQ at Nll\ttl Road c tt > and La PH lload at Moulton hr'ha, <1:4J. Tb• SellcUve-TNmc Aeektent 1\tduetlon pro1ram <STAR> arant anowa oftlftft to work ao mucb OriiUmt a morath looldq ror trafflo vtolatlona tn five artH l~hadtna drivlnl under U1• lnfluenoe, unaatt lane cb1n1• and tul"DI, r1pt ot WQ' YIOlatlOlll and clrblna on tM WroQI lldl ol UM l'CMld. ID U.. '°'° eoetr CRP II· ftee'• .,.., rl# of ft1 Ykll•· UODI A4 _.,. laM c1a....- art UM 1DIP' eaiMI Of trllfto HC&c1 .... &epp Mid. .,. (• The radio reports that the theft suspect was last seen headed toward Main Beach Park. The policewomen bead there themselves. Neither reports having en- countered an,y opposition from family and friend! about their careers. Legal Action Filed Agaimt Rams' Move "I think it depends upon the girl." says Miss Stoskopf. "You A man who claims lbat the can bring it on yourself." Los Angeles Rams' move to "Some women are out to Orange County in 1980 will cost prove something and that's the local taxpayers more than $33 wrong altitude," says Miss mtlUon took legal action Monday Weaver. to block the deal between the ci· Do they worry about the ty of ·Anaheim and the football danger involved? club. "Definitely." says Miss Douglas E . Patty c~lms in bls Weaver as s he scans the Su t Court l ult th t th Cro..,ded beach. "The minute per or an a e ... city will receive less than the you stop worrying about the fair market value when it begins danger, you're going lo get hurt. to lease Anaheim Stadium to lbe That goes for a male officer or a Rams. female officer. If you get cocky, you put yourself in jeopardy." Cillng an "illegal and Im· The two say they draw a proper use ol tax funds" Patty variety of reactions In their coademns the city's action in capacity as uniformed patrol of· gl•lng the Rams exclusive use of ficers. the stadium in preference to "Our city bas basically gotten other teams and criticizes the used to having female officers," decision lo provide executive says Miu Weaver. "But towills box suites for use by city and -you can read their Ups. 'A stadium officials. female policeman·!" She said the reaction also Patty alleges lbe agreement varies when they're called to the between tbe Rama and the city scene or a crime or disturbance. lneludes a 60-year lease of the ''Sometimes you get a woman stadium and a training facility. who says, 'Oh, I'm glad you're He states the city ls lo receive here, I wanted to talk to a 7.5 percent of the gross ad· woman.• and tt makes you feel mission take, 50 percent of con· good," Miss Weaver said. cesslonalre revenues and 50 per- .• Another one will say. •'Ob, I cent of parking income. don't want to talk to you. You're a woman'." To bring the city's take up tc If you ask reserve officer fair market value, Patty claims. Jessica Landry back at the sta· the city should be given 10 per· tion. sbe'll glve you yet another cent of admission revenue. 75 penpective. perc1rnt of the concessionaire "The older women seem de· take and 75 percent or parking lighted lo see rne." she said. income. "They come up on lbe street and say, ·u only we•d had women " Patty calculates that the sales Any 0r8Jlle County. Superior Court judge or omclal wbo ls lookinl for Judie Walter Charamza lo produce a magic formula that wlll dissolve caseloads ~ be takes over u presiding judge la lo (Or a big disappointment. ·'I have nothlnB up my sleeve," lbe recently elected successor lo Judge Byron K. McMillan commented Monday. "We already have all the ln· nov allonl that we can handle and I'll be concentratlnl on making them work. I'll be using the teehniques so successfully employed by Judge McMillan. but I won't hesitate to make changes If and when they a~ necessary." The Huntington Beach judge will be taking over the court leadership Jan. lat a time when be loses the services of Judges Leonard Goldstein and Richard Hamilton. Both lost their seats ln lbe June election to deputy district attorneys. Orella Sean takes over from Goldstein and Ted Millard will take the robe dis· carded by Hamilton .• "I'll be talking to the two new Judges between now and Jan. 1 and we'll work out Just where they will fit into our system." be said. "It always takes a UWe time to setUe in, but I don't think either of them will have any problems." He ls well aware lbat more Judges may soon be facing the kind of challenge that removed Judge• Goldstein and Hamllton from office. That challenge wlll come from a district attorney's office lbal is nexing Its muscles in the wake Girl Survives Cliff T11mble police when I was young!' But of seats for 11 Ram home games the women in their 40s don't at Anaheim Stadium will bring seem to like it. Younger women In very close to SlO million. FRESNO <AP> -A Fresno are more accepting but the He calculates that the rent dif. woman feels her daughter's sur· foreign tourlsts -they just can•t ference from the Rams-Anaheim vlval of a 250-loot fall down a believe It." agreement and what be daims is m ountain canyon was .. an The description of the suspect fair market value would be absolute m.iraele." on the radio bas changed again. almostS2SO,OOOalearor.overlbe Michelle Delgado, 28. tumbled Nowhe'ssixfeetfourincbestall. 60·year span 0 the contract, down a rugged cliff above with short blond hair, darlt Wue almost$15mlll1on. Boyden cave in the Sierra shorts. a wblleT·shlrt and astraw Nevada east of here wbUe hlldng bat possibly held onto hls back Identified among defendants with friends over the weekend. wlthaslrlng. . in the lawsuit are the city of She was flown to Valley "There's a man fitting that Anaheim. the Rams, club owner Medical Center here by a Kinas description sitting on that Carroll Rosenbloom, Anaheim Can.yon National Park bench.' says Miss Stoskopf. And Stadium Inc. and Anaheim helicopter and was reported in Dllfr .............. HE'LL PRESIDE Judge Welter Ch•ramza of an election campaign that saw rour prosecutors triumph over incumbent Judges. But Jud&e Cbaramza does not believe that any such challenge. if It comes, will lead the Judges to join forces and present a unit- ed front of their own. "I just don't see that happen· ing, · • he said. .. Judges are well aware of this particular issue. but I think they will face it on an Individual basis.·· Judie Cbanuma said he and bls judges are much more COD· cemed with the task of keeping the Orange County Superior Court abreast of mounting caseloads. "We've bad tremendous sue· cess with our crash setUement program and we've disposed oC many cases that normally would have gone to trial,'· said the onetime Newport Beach city at· torney. "We will pursue that policy." .. And be predicted "good re· sults" from an arbitration pro- gram that goes into effect Sept. 1. four months before be takes over as presiding judge. "These innovations are on the books and I shall watch them carefully as presiding iuctae." he said. "We have a bard work· Ing court and I'm proud of the fact that they picked me for lbis \mportant Job." Clearly, there will be no in- novations for the sake of them from Judge Walter Cbaranua. His watchword. starting Jan. 1. will be: "Wait and see." she's right Stadium Associates. stable condition today. Tbeystopthecarataredcurb ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-and bop out, one 1troWn1 around to the right and the other to the lert. At the same Ume. apparent· I)' also bavin1 spotted the IUS· pect, two male offlcert -one ln uniform and the other ln plain clotbea-alaoapproacb. The suspect, b1I bad: to the street, remaln.s calm. Tbe of. ncera question blm tor aboUt 10 minutes. Yes, 1t \urna out, be wu ~ near tbe 1une ol th• crtme, but be denJea barina been Involved. After twther queatlonina and ld,ntlftcatlon check, lbe ofJlc:en clbr him of suaplcloo and .... tmu to tbelr patrols. So It turned out to be JI.alt a routine tncldtnt for the two women, Who've baodltd much more daDltl'OUI eue1. Ju.t the week before, Mita Stolk• and 1tveral other ottlcen entered • boUH and captured a bar· tteadtd, armed tuapect. No one WU lftjund. .. La1una doesn't bave tbe vlolnee tbat tom• departmtll&I do.•• Mlu Stoekopf explalu. .. W• bave our mo•en\t but th.,.,. Do& .. eonUaual ... ·~· San\aAU. ••A lot ~ u .. Di.iebOloiJ ii UHd ............ ;,..ml woru • lit blUll'. 'ftlal ........ womtn IMlw ID ...,_ ft'll' -* of UM m-. 'IMJ'Yt dDM It Ill their llftl." Al UM)' *'P ti1 tht 1taUIJID lloule, tbe two ldatt tM 4af'I •loft• 18ft'\ ..... to ..... till~. Tblt , .... , .... ... tt1•1 re °" thlr .. at ~ mon~ 1'0tatloe ''"' ,MM• u.er·u .. ,.._,,,, ... _.. ,. jlOlel lftlllti, ..... .... "'ltUOil ... Recently at the Jewelers' Show In ,.._, YCHtc City, I had the opportunity to preview ec>tne of et. new tlnel for the fall and Ctwt1tnW1 market. It Wit dlttloult to dlOOM amof\g the btauttful pleoee th8t I aatw • •• IO I bought • lotl Well, I en· toy buying kMfy ttttnoa too. and I Mnt our CUltomen to haw the ohanct to .-ct from the Wtdlll ~ poeelble. We .,. ooino to need •II thtM new lttml too, If our ~~to Of'OW at the fantalllo ,. ttlld It hat thl• "" ,.., .•• and Mn thlt PMt ftw monthll We ""* be dotng eomethlng r1ght • • • and you can be IUl'9 alt the .tiff at a.tee H. Birr .......... Wiii oomtnue to try to ww our cwtomltlweh. An unu1u1I find In • bt .. tlfully out, plnkl•h· &avtnder ..,... ... one of my punihallt. We ... tit It In a and woe t.. tt rMdY to on deptay In a W9ek or I qf tN hlghll0M9 Of \tlll ltMt trip ror me, .,....ona11y, wu lunoh1on with Art BuGhwlld ~ Gerlltd '°"' It th• Invitation of 1 mutual frttJnf. The '°"'* Pretldent w11 • fine m1toh for the I· •• @ &EMWllE humorous columnlat In the good·natured bant• durtftg luncheon. No, t C8n't tell you, becauae I'm really not ture whether wtwt he said meant he m going to"Nn llg8ln, or not. Somellma ago t mentioned In this COl"""1 that the 24 Kand Club of the jewelry lndU9trJ wu an exclUllWfY all mare °"' gantz.atJon. Welt. that hM ,.. cently ~ Chlnged and I w. Invited to become the flrtt woman "'91'ftber. Need._ to A1• I w. Wll't ~. hawe llOOIPted. Ind have alr'Mdy at> tended nw ftrtt meeting. TM group 11 primarily manutao-tu,..,., so • a m1uer. 1 am twtce a mlnOltty In thlt club ••• and tgaln, very fi.tttrld Ind pttlMd to be ...... l•••lal •••• le Tall .... w-The~of the Tall 8Npe hclflo shOWI tMy Wiii bl In Long 8Nch th\t WMkend. We Nwe a Hmtt.d number ot the "offtclal ~Ir book and PfOlll'M1'' ... lablt. If 'fO'I .. .,,. ...... , come by tne "°'9 and pick up ohe • • • oompllmentt et* 'fOV' trlenda at Ct\1rt .. H. 8&ff """'"" l ~ . . . • . . .. • Whet Makel You Think They're Beach Touriltt? origin like Brea, PJacenUa or La Habra. Then you have to act like it bv taking up two parking places and scattering the remnants of your lunch. IN PONDERING ALL TIDS. I did ask the question tn this space if as a Balboa resident, I become an automatic day tourist if I ease upcoast to the Huntington Beach shoreline. This question did draw one reply. Bill Reed, the public information omcer for the city of Huntington Beach, sent roe a note suggesting. "Of course we wouJd.n't want you to come to Huntington Beach and feel left out in any way." . Reed thereby enclosed what appears to be an offictial proclamation. apparenUy signed by the mayor. · · TRIS DOCUMENT LOOKS very official. It carrln.this city logo and gold "HB" clty seal. It purports to·make me an honorary citizen of Huntington Beach. Well. ewn if Ws a fake, I'm nattered. I may get it framed and ca'l'r)' it With me tn event I'm ever languishing on the samb 'Oeit' Hunt· ington Pier and one of their stalwart We&Uatds challenges my residency. · Don't giggle, now. These official·looti.ne documents ~an be very helpful sometimes. I once bad a fancy gold pass that entitled me to enter the Noli:COmmlSaloned Officers mess hall. , · , I kept that pass for years aftf:r ;~artlng federal service. It got me into more places than a press pass ever did. Taxpayers iii ·Texas '. Bum Taxing .Notices ODE$..5A, Texas <AP> .....:. About 100 imgfy 'taxpayers staged a Texas version of the '.'Boston 'I'ea. Party,',' burnln& a barrelful of tax notices to protest a receJlt property revaluat'ioo. · •'The power to tax is the power to dest,roy and we .a,~ seeing this power badly mlsuse(\;" S$id Ray Britton; leader oC tfle Con· cerned Tax pay~ of Ector Cou,nty. · · ' · The protest Monday night was aimF.Cf at tM CH,y Council which recenUy'appfoved a revaluation that cou)d add'an exli"a Sl.S million to county ~ax rolls. ' · · The demonstrators got a telegram of ~upport. from Howard Jarvis, co-author -of Califorpja's PtopbslUon l3, wbicb required a drastic reduction in property ta'xes. · ' 'lfOIM!ll JlaeW.e' Teamster Fund Probe Sought . ) Rapp~~.fti ; ~~~lii;ji w ASHmofuN· <AP1> '.l.. :Ghi. Bernard Roge(S, Anny qJlief ol statr, bas ordered Immediate moves lowll?'d .ha~ .. ._ dil· turbtng tt~d" lq ~~· tlonate pt.ini'sbmen't · • . fJaCFdM· charges given·blac,tt ,o~~ .... In a letter 'to ' zna)Or }A;~ commanders.. Roters ealfed lot prompt action '!to identify specific rel11t$onsllP1. or . DJl· derlytng causes which lead to puniUve . acUoqs, against black soldiers.... .· · · · · , ' . . THE • ~R 'QAT~ft. J~ 18, basj;f~·~~' · Meanwbil&.1 t~.;.N.~1, ,._a:s commissioned a ciy1uan~ lng firm to condi.aet' a· obe:J'eer study of the probJem, pcM.meG out in ~ latest· :ann..al ~.aessment' of Ole AnQy!s , eq(tal op- portunity programs. The official Armt report said that while blacks comf!rlsed 26.4 percent of the Army s enlisted force, they made up 51 percent of the Army's "prisoner popula- tion" lo fJScal 1977, which ended Sept. 30. THE DOCUMENT also said blacks received proportionately more bad conduct and dis- honorable discharges than white soldiers. ·•Although the outward ap- pearance is one of calm, racial tensions and Institutional dis· crimination still exlat:• said the assessment prepared by the Army's staff division on person- nel. In his letter to Army Command· ers worldwide, Rogers said the latest report for 1917 shows that black-white punishment trends "are worsening" and be called on his senior generals "to use more imagination" in this persistent problem area. CRITICS OF THE Army , whose black percentage ls ris· ing, have long claimed tha( white offichs and non · com missloned officers deal more ·harshly with black soldiers than wbi~. and tba.t punish· ment of tUacks oftejl .l'.s, up. deserved. , • · · · Rogers ,said thJlt ..amoh~ ~ lions which n.ted to , tie cJOSely examln~ is wbe~er r;a~lal.lJia: balances exist tn leAS·lJian·~· martial punishment met.ea out to blacks by µnit comm!lt\d.e(s! .The Army chld-sa~1ho~vE!f'; that "OW' affirm1'Uve lleliofl·ef~ forts are fl9t .inten4ed;io 1r~ imbalances at the.e~~AfftCI· uisite stand,ards of ct'5~jpJine and conduct.'' Tornadoes Hit Midwed Te•perat11res ....... ~ .......... t2 M ., " .oa 15 71 7• $Z ., 7• t ·;: .. 7' ., n .... .. ,, IOO 11 ., JO " 70 • .Q1 ~: .11 ' 71 J.J .. u '2 71 " 11 .02 .. ,, .. 14 .. 7J .07 ., .. ,. rs 11 11 .oa .. 67 -JI ... ., JI ., 71 U. ft ,. ,., .. 7 "'' ~, NATION I WEAmEA !a. · l~ ... .-A•~ . : · · . · · ... · ·.::~ • . .• ¥7" ~~.'Ht ... ..Uas)de the· gates of. Gracef~·Mansi0r.l1·i.n .Mem:. · l>bts.•rnurnsts·-trom Belgiutn atn:i,_a~i.tt' ~ .f~' otEM~. l>reslf!'¥ camped 011t: fdr'tke ni.Iatt. ·The ;first unntvM~ry · •or~tt1e1Slnger's·tteath·is Wedn~y . The.fans wet~ ~ght · ~'th"'~ll>h 1when· c1 cltyWide curfew ·because of <• '. Lo~~· Afe' ~rike prevented tile~ .from -r'e.iurning ·to . I · ... ~Uss Allt'-geti'. .' : ~tina. Derlies Rocky Road MOSCOW <API -As Mark Twain might have put it. reports of the impending de,mise of the marriage between Christina Onassis and Ser&ei Kauwv are greatly exaagerated -maybe. . Just as abruptly as she left for a visit to Athens and London nine days earlier. the Greek shipping heiress surprised both her new Russian husband and her mother-in-law by returning to returned to Moscow earlier than Moscow on Monday. intended. KAUZOV DID NOT meet his wlfe at Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport, but Mrs. Kauzov dis· missed reports that their two. week-old marriage was totter· ing. "I've been away on a business trip and I shall be making other business trips away from Moscow in the future," the 27· year-old Mrs. Kau.zov said in a statement to reporters after her arrival. She said her husband was not at the airport because she bad R EAOIED BY telephone at the apartment where Mrs . Kauzov lives. her mother·ln-law. Maria, said her son was not at the airport because lhe return was a surprise. Told that Western newspapers are full of questions about the newlywed's mysterious trips in and out of the country. her mother·in·law said: "For people who understand what Jove is. everything shouJd be clear. OnJy for people who do not understand love shou!d there be any questions.·· ' STOCKS I BUSINESS Tu aday'• NYSE COMPOSfl'E TRANSACTIONS 2 p.m. (EDT) Pricea .......... .,... .... ..,.. ... ~..._...,,.HW;Hw ........ o.froelt .... oncw..11t1.c11 I , ~ ... ,...,.. .................... ., .. _....,o..i.r. .... 1Mtl...t T~. Auoutt t5. 1918 s DAILY l'ILOT 85 Fight Goes On Michelin Wina by Default By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Wbdbcr we'll evor have a system to meuure the QUallty ol t1ret b dublous. It's certainly clear that if It's up to the tJre lbchaalry. we won't. Buying Ure. baa lonl been a eonfusln1 matter for motortsa and It wu to clear th1a contusion that the federal IOYOmmem proposed a rating mechanlam more Utan 19 years ago. TUE MANUFAcruaos OPPOSED the tdea from the stert. They rou1bt it every step of the way. They stm are battling now that the NaUonal Rlchw~ Traffic Safety Admtnlatrat.lon bas eome up wiLb a tradJna syatem It thinks will work. Three years ago the NffTSA issued a rule requirins companies to 1rade l.belr Ures tor expected tread wear. traction and beat resistance. The grades would be mokMd lnto the Ure sidewalls. The Industry delayed implemenla· lion with ~ lawsuit. The rule i s !CheduJed to 10 into e(. f ee t next M11rch . However. the lire in· dustry moved l ast month to block "1e Im· plementatlon once Money Tree again by rlUng an appeal with the U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- peals in Cincinnati. The industry position Is \hat driving condiUons vary so much -by location, climate and driver -\hat It's virtual· ly impossible to devise reliable tndicators of performance. THE INDUSTRY'S FIGtrr against government stand· ards bas been so successful that even ii the rote 1oea into effect next March. as scheduled, it will have only minimal application because it will cover only bias-ply lira. which were popular 10 years ago when this fight began. Grading of bias-belted tires would begin on Sept. 1. 1979. No standards have been developed yet for radials. which account for more than halt of the market. Eight major tire companies joined In the suit seeking to block NHTSA's ratin1 system. They are Armstrong Rubber. C.ooper Tire & Rubber. Firestone Tire & Rubber. General Tire & Rubber. B.F. Goodrich. Goodyear Tire & Rubber. Mansfield Tire & Rubber and Uniroyal. THOSE ARE THE LARGEST U.S. makers of tires. The pecking order. In terms of size. Is Goodyear. Firestone. Uniroyal. Goodrich, General Tire . Annstron.c I major supplier to Sears>. Mansfield and Cooper. Conspicuous by its absence is Michelin Tire. the French company that is making major Inroads in the American market with Its radials. While Firestone Is bat· tling over whether it should recall Its Firestone 500 steel· belted radials and while the entire inudustry Is battling over proposed standards. Michelin Is quietly picking up more and more ground. Michelin. the first company to make radial tires, has three plants in the U.S. and is building a fourth. It bas been supplying tires to Sears. It bas cracked the Detroit original equ1pment market. And by some estimates it is now taking close to 5 percent of the replacement tire market. even with premium prices. The publicity Firestone has attracted can only enhance Michelin's· position. And then there's one other faator in Michelin's favor. It can say, as hardly any major U.S. tire maker can say. that it bas yet to be asked to re· call a detective Ure. Robert C. Ga11DOJ1, San Juan Capistrano, has been named customer operations staff manager for Ptclllc Telephone. • James L. Ma&oaslan, Mission Viejo. assumed Gan· non's position as customer operations manager responsi· ble for residence service administration ror the Capistrano Valley and San Clemente exchanges, which have 65.000 telephones. Jn bis new post, Gannon is responsible for results and analysis and personnel matters involving residence service, installation and repair operations in a division that includes Orange. Riverside and San Bernardino coun· ties. For the past 18 years. Gannon bas been manager of PT&T's south coast exchanges. which serve customers in Dana Point, Capistrano Beach, San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente. His new headquarters will be In Orange. He has been with Pac Tel 32 years and with the Bell system 37 years. M atosslan started his career as an installer in Los Angeles 24 years ago. Later working as a frameman and central office equipment man, he became a sales representative in 1963 and was then promoted to manage· ment as a communications consultant. He later served as manager of exchanges In Burbank and Alhambra. then joined Bell Telephone Labortatorles in New Jersey as a business systems specialist. His most re- cent assignments were as manager in Santa Ana and Newport Beach and at company headquarters In Orange. His new office will be at 31776 El Camino Real in San Juan Capistrano. * Two Mission Viejo contractors and three local projects won awards at the 10th annual Landscape Beautification Awards banquet hosted by the Long Beach-Orange County chapter of the Calllorqla Landscape Contrac&or's Auocla· lion. Ken Andrew of Raintree Landscape, Mission Viejo, won the excelsior award for hls woTk on the home of Mark H. Byer. 2192 Dupont Dr .. Irvine. The excelsior award is presented to tM newest licensed member of the chapter whose work evidences advanced professionalism and craftsmanship. BW Vandergeeat ol Vandereeest Landscape Care. Mia· sion Viejo, won top awards in both the lar1e and small landscape maintenance categories for bis work on the Pon· derosa model home~ Irvine. and the McCormick Mor· tuary, 25002 Moulton t'kwy .. Ltiuna Hills. Two landscape contractors outside the city won awards IOI' their work on projecta in Mission VleJo. The New CasUe model homes won a fint place award In the model homes category. and the Philip Reilly re· aidence, 26137 E. La Paa Road. won an ouutandlng achievement award In the large resldenttai landscape ·category. Both projects were the work of Bart Ba nm u ol Habeo Landscape 4c Irrigation Co •• HunUntton Beach. The home of Dennla Hokltr, 27808 'nnnte Ave., won l.bi1 year'• jqe's award lot' contractor Frau Berry of Soutbwin<b Landscape, Fountain Valley. The Jud••'• award Is the aeeond·bl1best ranldna award. liven ror U · ceptlonal cratllmanablp. Awards were determlned as the result of on.the-lite loapectlons ot entrta In 1.1 catt(ories by 1 team of JYCll out.aide the cbaAer's ranks. ,., • ., ........ Op-. ...... · Jeny l(obrin Auoclates, l)C'Omot.lonal pubUotty firm baaed in Qpria Beach, baa opened an otnce at al>tO A venUf! of the Stan. ~nturyQt;y. • New account.I lot Lb••= lnaludt S&n4ltt lnt.trna· tlon1l l"llma, Inc., Ho1l1 : CWcilU'& PUb11ellLe>m. La .roll.a.i. ManMim r Mu.alo !nterpriHs. LOi Anl•les, ud WNBA TOUl'Dlm nta. Inc., JWOmo(er of UMi World NlM· ball Auociallon pool toum~ to be be\d in RtDO ta Decembtr. . . . . . . • .. ' • -DAILY PILOT T!Mdey, ~-ta, 1971 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS I I I .... 11 \ \ MNNO .. , ..... • -~Ofm A eMlborn I0-1M"..., .,._. Ind • ~ ....... pre.IOI pr-. ...... • MA Wll..DWDT ··n.~OIThe~ l<ller'' w... 11\tera "" .,.... IOWll OI • oorrupt polltlc8I ...,.. Mftld Oii!· llw IO ~ hoa IMI\ MO< ...... • ....wl OCIWTIAT '"'~ • ln61i0'8AM flMNCl900 .... ~ ... ~ Ille ....._.., ~ ol e ---pOllce oMMt -~IMY AM lotfttrft tH llel -.-.n.N ....... dllCllU lklr le.ttnga 1bo111 ••ell 0111•1'1 Clf9efl. C*Wltl of,,.... ICIM cMdt"en. ~ T,......,. (Al SpletfSele • uecw. "No WI)' To ""n A ~·•-"" TM n1M1 tor cMI ~ ...-,.,. Ind wNlt~cMllf9fPllO'IC l\IW on IN mAoN ol RitK Moreno performs in l''esUval of the Stars: Mexico, u lwo-hour speclul tuped m various Mexicun locations. tonleht at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. AnllftCMW wtlO --WO'tl lor IN gowr-t. or ,_ trllO to !Mlle IN cio-ni••" won tor "*"· •••.umlnld (J) Clll NEWI 0 WOM..DNEWI lOMllHT &:JO • ..., 1NEI eONa To help Olll IMI dad Clllp pretenda 10 '*• "" cSaugrloo .. of • woman Illa dad 1a dating. -~JACKION PrOO.C•r. writer. and comedian Carl Retnar eYell.latel hll own cornedy. end ~!hi eflecl °' -and pubk atrtt. on hum()r. CJ) TO TB.L THE TRUTH ~ MERV OAIFAN ~a: Johnny Mllhll. Bonnie T yllt, Billy FIMows. Oaa••e-11..btl•g• e KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles 8 KNBC (NBC) Les Angeles e KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles .. KABQ-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San 01990 G KKJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles 41 KCST (ABC) San Diego e KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles e KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles e KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Ou911 Mitton ~ does hie tamoua ··f09 ean.n.·· altllch. lllO: ··~ In llCANOl>OAM£M NEWLVWIDOAMI 111 NOU.YWOOO eatJARE8 I JOKER'I WIU) THE ODO COUPLE FellJt llndll a wago of a ~aepel' 10 ..... CS"I of Oaear white hi i. reou- ~lng 11 homl. e 21TONIGMT Proctucer-reportll' Sebas- tian Mllto vlalla U.S.C.'1 ICanoer~ TME OONO SHOW 1.oG (J) FAMILY FILM O..M81C8 "Chartotta'a Web"" Char· 1001 and Tll'flC)lelon tha Ral come up with a ac;heme to 11111 WllbUr"a Ille. (Pan 2 ot 2) (R) 8 JUST FOR LAUGHS Don Adami. Red But1on1. and • variety of lll"nOUI ~ -Jolrlld by ~ c:omlc """ ent In a loplcal humor tplClll. 8 MOYIE *** "The Helreu" 11949) OIMa de Havllland, Monlgomlry CMlt. A Mnd· 1"0me fortune hunter ~ en una11r1C1tve but weelUly Olfl I I hrl I • 111 HAWV DAYS "Oo You Went To~?" Fonait ~II the OMQ lo M1P °"' 1 troub*I b1119t .cllool run DY en etttectlW young 111ot11• (l.1111• •-i.tAI .MOWI • •" "Ml111r Cory" (tff7) Tony Cur111, M-1hl ..,,.,. A ~ .. trtciti• boy ,.... lo IUCONI ll\tOuOll ~ eaalnoe. fl_"'--' •CAMM.~ Nl!O,..,... • MOYll • • • "8toten Hovra" ( 1"3) 8ueen HIY'"'d, Michlll Cfllt-A """'lflV ~ WOftMlll maim. .. doC'lor. -OIOll9fl ~ both kftOW lllMlll ~ IN (1 lwa.I ··NM\~ Anni heera about Vronaky'a at1a111pt1d IMllldOe; Vronelly ~ • distant anny ~ In order 10 toro-t her. (Part 7 of 101 utlaO LAVENE& ...UV ''Thi ~ EMii" '"-"'· -•ttllldlabllfllW!tll Lenny. wtto hH Jull IMmld thel hi ... Polbh eount.f"I I CA08&-W1T8 t:OO (J) C88 8P&CW. .. , .. llval Of The Sl•a: MelllCO" Holla SuarVll Somera end Jollrl Rlti.t I<*' guMt h09t Rlc:llldo Montlbln end • vWiety of Ametlcan end Mexican c:realive W'llata In • Mii.iii to Meidc:o. (RI 0 NeCMOVIE • * • "M y Name ta Nobody"' (1974) Henry Fonda. TllN'lllC» Hiii. An l0k'9 gunfighter Is toroid to ctlOOM ~ ,_,_ Ing up with • young man 0< retiring Into oblalttty. (R) 8 111 THME'8 OOMPAKf .. Bird Song.. Jlldt llnd• hlmMlt In bouble with Stanley wtllrl he ttt1 on 1 boa cont1lnlng Mrs. Roper"• annl¥erMl'V Pflll· ent.(R) • MERV OAIFRN GYlla: Johnny Mltnlt. Bonnie Tyler, Bllly Fllk1w9. SUMI\ Gaotge. Or. John Ully. &II TV ON TRW. The televtlld trial 01 15. ynr-old Ronny lainot•. who maintains tllel hi• addlctton 10 v!Olenl Cl'lml progranu on leleYl9iOn 'fUBE TOPPERS C BS 8 8 :00 -Family Film Classics. The conclusion of the cartoon feature "Charlotte's Web'' is presented. NBC I) 9:00 -.. My Name is Nobody." A young gunfighter <Terrence Hill> challenges an old timer <Henry .f'onda > in this 1974 western spoof. KCET D 9:00 -TV on Trial. The trlal of lS·year-old Ronny Zamora. who claimed that his addiction to crime pro· grams on TV compelled him to murder an elderly neighl>or. lnflulnoed him 10 murder Illa 82-~-old '*Otlbor. ~H=.(R) -~llOI THIATAI ··Poldartc u·· CatOllna .-i- p1r1t11 In London: ~ blcomle en eij. ~ wtdow. (PW'I 1 I of 13) HD80 QNn'IR COUNTRY "'Ballota For Burnaldl" CNef Roy end Cuftll 019-oowr an unopened balk>t bO• from the IMt mayoral -.ctlon,(RJ 10:001 • ... 9 20/aGAeC ~ s~ Ch-Ioctl• 11 """"" rec:nlltlng prac1Jc:. •: Geraldo RIYwa nlPC>rt• on ""The Selling Of Elvta: One Yew Later'": Thomae HoWtg ,..,,,. lhl ~ histofy. °'. Cati SIOlfl PMninll ''WOttd ROOITI ••• ·~.cucry. l ~ADeAl. 10:30 e NEWS REHOtR 'fhe artllt"a Ute Is told through hi• letter• 10 trllnda. hla work. and photoe. (Al 11:001 D 8 (J) Ill NEWa LOVE. AMINCAH ITYLE '"love Alld The Tattoo" Ken Is afraid to talc• hi• lllirt off around Ptlytlll beoaule of hll tatloo. 0 MOVIE • • •'A "The Benny Goodman Story"" ( 19SSI SI-Allen, Donna Ried. A blogriPf'Y ~ Iha grMt Jemnan'• lite lrom c:Nldhood 10 Carntgie Hall II pr_,ted. (2 hrl I atTHEOOOCOUPlE ··PaNWOtd"' Oscar and Felht -Invited 10 lppelf on • tel4Mllon game allOW. • AMERICA IHIONT Gueits: MMINI Mull. Ace Tnicklng COml)lny, Ff9d wlllltd. • DOC CAVETT au-1: Jotwl ci-.r. tl0¥· ellat and "'°" atory wr11ar. ID MAOta. I LB4AER "9C)RT' t 1:30 8 (J) C. LAT! MOVIE ** 008.tnleek: II MIX la So 8"\lrl, Why Doeerl'I He Tiil ua Where He 111·· I 1973) Olotge Peppard. A,_ B&lller. A COl'ftt)Uter a.pabla °' 11ortng all ol lhe ll!()l'fd's medlc:al "~ •• a10lln trom • ~ li:r~CA..aON Hoit: J"ohnny Cert10n Oueall: MllZI Gaynor. Otaon Bein. Dt. Carl S19111, City of Eaae1c. Cd- tornia. (RI 9 TWIUGHT ZOHE ··Person Or Persona Unknown"' Dlvld GwNv wlk• up with a hlngower. bul 11111"1 lht ..... of Ilia probMml 8 0 ICAP (Epiaodl 21) JeNlca Tete"• bltlevlor on the llrat day of her mutdlr trill CIUMI dtuater In the courtroom INetwortc ~ ~ OllcrlllOn I (RI • HOGAN'S HE.AOE8 The Oar"""9 raptec:ie Col. l(lfr* with • l'l'IOfa CIOlbtl c:MIP COIMllOdlf. ., OETSMART KAOS P4ent lo llM Maa 10 ...-alnate ttll Chief. S) CAPTIONED WOALD NEWSTONGKT M:>RNJNG 12:00 8 TWIUOHTZONE Crosalng the warllrne A11anllc In an English lrllglller. a man - impending doom. -~ W1tn1salng a bank robblfY. Raloh QOM home 10 hide. bul lht ~·er• ..-hll'llout. 1t:03. Ill A80 ~ * • "How Do t love Thie I 1170) Jack.. GIMIOfl M~ O"HWL An lltle- 1.c INtea a stormy rnar- r11ge wllh a t10g1ou1 fundamenlllill. 11130 9 MOVIE * * * ""My Cousin Racha· .. .• ( 1953) OllYll d9 Havl• t1nd. Rk:hlrd Bur1on 8Me4 on thl novel DY Otptwll du M-*, thl Nit' to.~ ffl'· tUM attempta to find OUI If lhe womaf\ ha io....1a ....... ty • murderer. t 1 hr •• 65 minJ e MOVIE **V. "They Won't~ Me" (llMf) Robert Young. SU-.. .. aywl(O A man f9Clll dwg9I of murder· Ing 1111 wife ...... - mltJI auldde. (2 ,,,.. ) • MOVIE • * V. "Flee Of Ftre" ( 19591 CMwon Ml1c:hlll. JIWl'MI Whitmore. A man ~ disfigured wtllle Mvlng a doctors aon 11om • lire and In return the doctor ~ lhl '""' lhll· tar from I.hi Jown lhlt ean"t lland to IOOk at him (_!_hr •. 30 min ) 1:00. (J) C88 LA~ MOVIE • ·~ "Key To Thi City"" t 19521 CWlt Gab4e. Lorelli Young. T'-o lnlall town m.yon fall In ~during. con-lion in San Franc:la- oo. GTOUOMOW ~ Bil f\.uall, '°""" baaketball playlf' and coec:tl. now l>lglnnMg • ~ In broedcalltlng D MAVERICK "Trlple Indemnity"" 2:0o1= ...... '1lle ll*d l<ey"" ( 19551 Jack Haw111n1, o.ottiwv KMne. Scotland Yard N'l-1Jgal• lllOu- ~of crtl'llM a yew (2 2l03.rw..1~ 2:21 NEWS 2:30 MOVIE • • • '"Are Hu1b1nda ~·· 119'42) Aly MOiand. Belfy Field A cou- ple encouitter many dltll- cultle9 8dju9tlng 10 mar- ried kl9. ( 1hf .• 25 min.I • MOYIE • • * .. Affair In T rlnldld" ( 19521 Glenn Ford. Rill Hayworth A blautllul woman ~ antan- 9*' "' • llfiOua 0-of eaplonlQI 12 hra I a.-oo l = SM MOYie • * ~ "ThYndlf Ovw The ~·· 11863) Phyllla Klrtc. AlflCloll>h Sool t A UtMln oflloef .. llllgned to "" Soul.,.... Territory Jutt attw the CM! Ww ~ lantion la It "' IJIMk. (1 hr .• 40 mlt1.) 1:111 NIW8 4..'00 MOVla • • '"Countdown To ~·· (1987} George Amdeon. PllClle Au*«. A cornpMcallld networil ~ intrigue Pl* two tni.rpot aQanl• Into lta midst. (2 hrs.) 0 MOYIE ••• 1h ""C0n91)1recy Of Heal1a"' (Ille()) Ulll P*-• SyMa s~ Jewlltl «:M- d,... llQCle trom • NGf pf1lon c:f/11\P wilh thl help of • bn"9 ll'Ol.IP °' """"' (2 In.I 4:30. MOVIE • •v. "ZOnlar: The Thing From v.,_. .. ( 111MI JoM Agar. Suaan Bjurman. A creature trorn V1nu1 c:ornea lo Earth Mernlngly to do good tor mlnklnd. (I hr .• 30 min I Wedne.dat1'• Da11tl.ae Mo.,in 11.l)RNING 11:30 •••• "Count Three And Pray'" (1H5) Van H9111n. Joanne Woodwatd. A Clvll War veteran ~ • Mlt-cwdlirled tftlnllter end Mii about reoonatructlng a 0.-royeel ehurctt. (2 hra •• 20 min.> N='TERNOON 12:00 D • • * ··Hor1zona West'" ( 1952) Rober1 Ryan. Rock HuOaon. Two brotl). era find "'9rn..._ on oppoei1• Udea of "" !ft 11 !hi C10M of the CMI Wei. ( 1 hr., 30 min.> 3:-00 l1J • • '-" ""When The Boys Meet The Gltla" I 19651 Connie Francia. H•mt Pr-*!. Tor-money.• ranch ii lr1nat0<rned Into• mua1c:a1 °'* rlt'Ch. I 1 hr 1 30mln.I 9:30 8 * • * ""The H'"*1'- ing" ( 1967) Anthony Quinn. Faye Ounaw1Y. Four young people are laoghl how 10 bl&Ckmall eher 1~ stage a mock lddnapplng In Miami Belctl. ( I hr., 30 min •• 'Take ltly Wife, Ple~e' Still Funny PACKING 'EM IN Henny Youngman By MA.KIO FOX CHICAGO <AP > -Henny Youngman, a 72-year-old comic with even older jokes, is bowling over another generation and lov. ing it. "I'm r eally catching on. especially with the young peo. pie," he says. "They1know all my jokes. But I can't explain it ... Even though people can catch his act free almost every week on television. Youngman packs audiences in wherever be plays -night clubs, colleges and places like Chicago Fest. where he was billed for three nights in early August. HE WAS ONE of three monologists lined up for an in· stallment of NBC's "Just for Laughs" tonight at 8 p.m. on Channel 4. Very s imply , Youngman makes people laugh with one- li n e r s and a d eadpan but shotgun-fast delivery. "Doctor. my foot hurts .... So limp," he told the Chica_go Fest a udie n ce with his trademark violin in hand. Youngman was born in I.-On- don, grew up in Brooklyn, got Networks Urged: Return to Sanity By JAY SHARBUTI' HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Decrying "destructive competition" by networks, ABC. and CBS have been asked to "move towards sanit and not follow the irrespansible lead" of NBC by starting their ne: seasons early. The unusual, strongly-worded plea came in trade paper ads p~aced by a group of more than 100 top TV producers, writers and directors w~ complained of production pressures caused by such schedule decasions. IT CAME AFTER NBC said that, starting Sept. 5, it will air two weeks of special programminJ, including previews of 13 new and returning series, before its "premiere week" begins Sept.18. The ads didn't note that ABC still says its fall season wlll start Sept. 11, and that CBS' season be&tns a week later. Among those slping the ads were producers Norman Lear of CBS' "All in the Family," Aaron Spelling of ABC's "Love Boat" and Stepben Cannell of NBC's "Rockford Files." TREY AND THEIR co-staners, members or a creative "caacus" tha( occasionally meet. with the networks. said there'd been three years or such meetinp aimed at giving producers more tlme lo ready shows . But, l'ef erring to NBC's early-season 1tart, they 1aid "it is dishearten.int to see that the destrucUve compettUon between the networb will, doubtless, agaln take its toll on the quality of programm1n1. lbe health of the creaton and the coats of productiao. .. In uklnl CBS Hd ABC not to roJlow NBC'a move, the CA\lCUI, aa.erUna that rall network achedwes were aet "later than evtr before, .. IQUested delaylb,f, not odvanclns, f aU premltre weeks tblueaaon. J - his start selling old jokes on cards while a printer and won national fame as the comic on the Kate Smith radio show in the late 1930s. YOUNGMAN TALKS about Politics: "Why is everybody so mad at President Carter? He lrasn 't done anything!" "President Carter d oes the work or·two men -Laurel and Hardy."- What's bis favorite joke? That's no contest. ·'The four funniest words in the Engl~h language," he said, "Take my wife. please!" SADIE YOUNGMAN, his wife of 50 years, doesn't mind. She tak es the r i bbing well, Youngman explained. Mention of their recent wed- ding anniversary -May 4 - was an excuse to launch a dozen jokes about m atrimony. "Imagine. I've been married to the same woman ror 50 years. Where did I go wrong?" I've been in love with the same woman for 50 years and if my wife finds out. she'll kill me!" "LAST WEEJ( my wife went to the beauty parlor and they charged ber $50. And that was only for the estimate " How does he feel about the current crop or young comics. people like Steve Martin? "I love 'em all." he said. But ~favorite comic is still hls old friend. Milton Berle. HE AND IDS producer SOD Gary plan a film entitled "Take My Wife, Please," a story of the comic's life and work We're getUng financing for It now,'' the COll\lc said FCC Revokes TYLice1111e WASHINGTON <AP> -The Federal Communications Com· miaalon says t.be license renewal appllcatJons of one of lbe na. lion 's few black broadcast Ucense holden showed "wanton, arosa and callous" carelessness~ Because of that, the FCC said that it was taking away the Youngman also is planning a book. Due out soon. it will be full of "family fun" and e ntitled "Big Blue Bamboozles." Dpes he have any plans for re- tirement? • "I COULDN'T retire. Retire to what? I don't fish or play golf. My work is my hobby. I couldn't get along without tl. •· A fan told Youngman after the opening night of has Chicago Fest performance: "Caught your show last night, it was great." The comedia n s hot back: "Beginners' luck, that's all." license of Golden Broadcaatlq tallllmE Systems Inc. for renewal of the llcenae ot KOAD ln Lemoort, ••••••••••llJl•l!lll•••••lil••••••• Callf. It then issued a publlc notlce lnvltln1 minorities .. or oUl•rl to CU for either lnteriM or re1utar authority to operate the 1tatlon. t . ' \ .\ . ' /.!".I •