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.Viejo Rapist Draws 20 Years ' t
Wire Crossed
Phorw F oulup Protested
Chiropractor John Caroompas of Newport Beach
would hke the telephone company to take care or the party
line problems he's been having for the past three months.
B UT THE FOLKS at Ma Bell doa't seem to be able lO
do much about it. so Caroompas went to polfce Monday.
According to the report he filed, someone has
manaJted to lie into both his personal and business
lelephone lines.
He said that since June, he's answered bis phone only
lo hear a maJe voice already on lbe line. advising callers
that Caroompas is no longer in business. is not available or
that he's dead
THE CtnROPRACTOR says that when he 's objected,
the voice hab ordered him orr the line.
Police. like phone com pany officials, are at a loss to
explain the interference.
One-bullet Theory
Aired for JFK Panel
WASlll NGTON l AP \ A
s pa<'<' engineer a nd a photo
analyst told Congress today
their studies show that Presi-
dent Kennedy und John B. Con·
na llv could have been wounded
by a single bullet rired Crom the
Texas School Book Depository.
The1 r test1 mony before t he
House asl-ta'>:-.inations committee
supported two or the maJor con-
c lusions or the Warren Com-
mission. which said that Lee
Five Marines
Pemhin
Harvey Oswald fired Crom a
window or the building and was
the lone gunman who killed Ken-
nedy on Nov. 22, 1963.
Tom Canning, a space proj-
ects engineer with the National
Aeron autics a nd Space Ad·
ministration. said m athematical
calculations showed that Ken·
nedy and Connally were sealed
in the presidential limousine in
such a way that a single bullet
could have struck both.
That was the bullet which hit
Kenned y from the back and
passed through his neck. Connal·
ty, s itting in front of Kennedy,
was wounded In the back. Ken·
nedy's most serious wound was
a bullet in the head .
~ Copter CrDAh
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W arren Commission critics
argue that the two were struck
by separate bullets a nd that this
indicates a second gunman was
involved.
Five Marines aboard a large
transport helicopter based at the
M arine Corps Air Station
<h elicopte r ) in Tustin wer e
killed instantly Monday after-
noon when the twin rotor craft
crashed and burned near 29
Palms.
Officials have not yet iden-
tified the dead or confirmed
whether any or the five were sta-
tioned locally.
The marines had just refueled
and were heading ba c k to
Yuma. Arizona when the crash
occurred. The craft went down
a bout 20 miles south of the
desert city in the Pinto Basin area
of Joshua Tree National Monu·
me nt. a spokesman said.
The five were on a routine
tra ining fli ght connected with a
major training operation being
conducted at the Yum a Marine
· Corps Air Station. Officials said
• equipment from ull over the
country was brought In for the
oper ation and Is manned by
many different Marines while
there
The cause or the cra!lh I~ 8till
under lnvesllgation, officials
said
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But Canning and photo analyst
Calvin McCamy testified that an
a na lysis of films and photos
taken during the assassination
provides the basis for com puta·
lions or the relative position or
the t wo men.
The photographs a nd films
were enlarged and enhanced to
show minute details.
Canning said he was then able
to construct the line of sight
from the camera positions to
Kennedy and Connally and de-
term lne with considerable pre-
cision Conally's position in front
of and just to the left of Ken·
ned y.
Then. he said, he used medical
findings on the wound locations
lo construct lines in the direcUon
of the gunfire.
The trajectory lines ror both of
Kenned y's wounds led to the
book depository.
The trajectory for a sint le
bullet striking both men had a
m argin or error of about five
feet. meaning the bullet came
either from the sixth-floor win·
dow. where the War ren Com-
mission said the shot was fired,
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I All in the Family I Judge
Assails
'Limits'
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New York Gov. Hugh Carey is surrounded
by family members as he leaves John Jay
High School in Brooklyn after voting in the
Ne w York Democratic primary. Clockwise.
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from lower left, are children Marianne ,
Nancy, Bryan. Paul, Helen and Kevin,
holding niece Kate Dempsey.
Sex-m11rder Case Opens
Lagunan Describes Horror of Lover's Death
I The survivor of a Laguna
Beach love t riangle ata,4iag
descr ibed the sight and sound or
murder lo an Ora nge County
Superior Court jury Monday.
Donald Joaquin Shelton, 38,
sobbed occasiona lly as he re-
counted the events or Ma rch 30,
events that led to his lover's
s hooting death in the Laguna
Beach apartment they shared.
As S he lton talked , h is
e s tra n ged wife , accu sed
murderess Anya Ann Shelton,
31. sat in the defendant's chair ,
her arms folded, star ing intenUy
at her husb1nd.
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Sh e lton told the j ury ln
Superior Cou rt ,Judge Muon
Fenton's courtroom that he and
Patricia Proferes, 28, had gone
to bed early the morn\ng of
March 30 after an afternoon and
evening or emotional confronta-
tions with Mrs. Shelton.
The dislraugtit man ~aid the
fi nal terror-filled moments of
the victim's life began when ..
they were both wakened by a
scratdhing aoubd t!Orning hom a
window screen a few feet above
their heads.
"ll soun de d sca r y , a
screeching. scratching sound. It
woke us both up," Shelton said.
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Spouse Bludgeom
Wife; Stabs Self?
MONTEREY PARK CAP> -
Richard Liau was apparently
distraught about his wife's plans
to seek a divorce when he al·
legedly hacked ber to death with
a meat cleaver, a switchblade
and a steak knife, police sald lo·
day.
Liau, 32, wno also allegedly
stabbed hhmelf. was reported ln
. lUA~cJed .condltlon tod ay al
Garfield Hospital. No charges
have been filed In the case:---
Detectlve Robert O 'Connor
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said Mante Shi-Mei Lla u , 23,
w as found h ac k e d S un ·
day at her husband's home in
this Loe Angeles subur b. The
couple had been separated and
Mrs. Liau was plannint to seek
a divorce, O'Connor said.
lie said various notes and
co111munlcalion s lo la w)'ers
showed Uau was upset about
. those divorce plans .
Mrs. Uau died at County USC
Medical Center about 11,o\ houn
after she was admitted Sunday.
By GAaY GaANVILLE °' .. _,, ........... Warren Dale Clewell. 28. ol
Miliion Viejo. was sentenced to-
day lo 20 years and rour months 1 IG state priaon for lbe rape and
beating of a 13-year-old El Toro ·
gin last May 18.
Whe n senten cing Clewe ll.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Warren H. Knight said:
"If it were within my power to
do so. I would sentence you to •
lire in prison. •
"You are unfit to live in our j
society but as much as I hate to •
say so you will some day be re-
turned to the streets.
"lf his tor y repeats itself.
somewhere there is an infant
girl in a crib who someday will '
have her body violated and her
head beaten in by you ...
Emphasizing his disdain for
the laws that limited Clewell'!'
sentence to less than life in
pr ison, J udge Knight added ,
"Society that adopts laws like
this is as sick as you are. Mr.
Clewell."
J udge Knight noted that bad
Clewell been guilty of kidnap for
robbery he would h ave been
eligible for a life term.
But kidnap for rape limits tile
number of years the judge can
affi x to the sentence.
Clewell. a five-fool four-inch
bes pectacled m a n, seem ingly
nodded in agreement as Judge
Kni ght calmly a n~ q uietly
decried the laws that hm1ted the
sente ncing.
He was s hackled about the
wa ist and wt"isls as well as
ankles with heavy chains and
handcuffs. The somber defen-
d a n t wore t h e b lue .ia ll
sweatshirt denoting he is in pro· ·
tectlve custody. protected from
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Coast
Weather
Sunny through Wednes-
day but some low cloud&
n iJl h t t h rough m id ·
m orn i ng h our~. Lows
tonight 62 to 65. Hig hs
Wednesday 68 to 72.
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Al OA!t,Y PILOT s T ueeday, 8tptembt! 1 jl, I 911
LA School Boycott
Keeps Kids Off Bus
LOS A.NGP.:L£S <A P l S<-•t
lNt'd pl('lcetlna. lutt· buM.:11 and
appart>nt low "tuctt•nt turnout .-n
cour1i1~ed bv a lu't m1nutr
boyt'otl ralh 4<'Companlf'd
Weill Y '~ -.t.aJ1 of • mM s.l!J Vt lnle
1rat111n plan 10 the nation's
aecond lae~t achoof dlatrlct
A thrt•t1tt•n1•d r l.t,,rnom
bu) <'Oll b) .. ngrv pitr\'ntl\ otp
pured to be Laluna shape aes
some buses Id\ I.Mir l•!\t pkkup
::.pots aod M-.id -d for Creewayi.
and their cl'<bS town uchante
i.chool with only • ha.ndfUl of stu·
dt·nti. i.board
Today's bu.-.1na endt'd a bitter
15 vear.i;truggl~ to betla 1nte·
grat1on 1n the 1pr11wli ng 711·
s.qu.trc-mile.-school dllttrlct MCMrt
of Hw 2,IXX> hue>~fl involved In lhe
t•ontroveri.1al J>lun look ofr ubout
10 mmutl"i. late from :it urtinM
poants Otht•n, ran hater lllJ they
hll momlnJl traffi c
In the far re1tc~. of the pre·
domanantJy white San Fernando
Vallev l'iludcntis waited at as
"~nl•ct bu-.. :.top:.. for mon· than 11
hulf hour befort> g1v1ng UJI und
&~nna home. pohcc i.ald
P olice Wf'~ tnvestlg•lln1t re-
porh ol a minor traffic acci·
de nt without UULlrlel'> 1nvolvtnC 1
school bu.' Ill \\'e.t Loe Angele1,
but no maJor problf'ma we~ re-
ported lib the buses traveled COD·
aeated f f'f'ew&ys
.. Everything seems to be run·
Expensive
$4 Million Utilities?
DENVER <AP l Tired of being hit with big
utility bills every winter, Steven Bobrick decided to
pay in 12 estimated payments a new program for
Public Service Company of Colorado.
Then he got his first bill . $340,015.06. That's for a
940 -squarc fool home.
And it wo uld be about S4 million a year.
.. My firs t reaction was panic." Bobnck said.
.. Then I JUSL !:>al down and giggled It wasn 'l easy to
~top ··
I le called PSC . and the customer-service agent. he sayi,. "just kmd of went. 'Oh, God!· .. a nd told
hi m to move the decimal point.
Bobnck's final tab; $34.
For Refueling
Orwfre Plant Due
2-Month Shutdown
SAN ONOf'RE <AP l
Refueling of the radioactive core
will shut down the San Onofre
nuclea r power plant for almost
two months, starting Friday, a
s pokesman says.
Oave Barron of Southern
California Edison Company said
workmen wiU "let things cool off
a few days and then they start
working deep down in a large pit
-under 40 feet or water."
A fresh load of Uranium·235
and plutonium produces about 11
million kilowatt-hours or elec·
tricity in 24 ~~~ be said.
A bout one·thlrd of the
material will be removed and
taken to a General Electric
Company plant in Morris, rn .. to
be made into other nuclear fuel.
cun c amoothly ... said s chool
board President Howard Miller.
·'There nre no difficulties at all. W~ will be announcing that
school open ed une ve ntfully,
peacefully 1&nd well."
More t han 62,000 fourth·
through-ei&htb grade students
were assigned t.o bus rides or up
to two hours roundtrip across
the district. geographically the ma lion 's ht.rges t.
Only 13 o r 62 s tudent s
acheduled to ride one bus leav·
Ing Crom the San Fernando
Valley were aboard when the
vehicle made its last stop and
beaded for the freeway. In a
heavily Mexican-American area
on the city's East Side. only half
of the students expected at one
stop boarded their bus.
Al a Valley elementary school.
45 black youngsters filed off a
school bus. appearing nervous
as they were greeted by three
teachers and school principal
Joyce Parkinaon.
"All right, now, are you ready
f or your brand n ew ex ·
perience?" Mrs. Parkinson
asked the children.
As the princip a l led the
children to breakfast in the out·
door school cafeteria, fifth·
grader Yolanda J ohnson said, "I
think I'm going to like this
school."
T he arrival of minority stu-
dents at Sequoia Junior High
School in the Valley also went
smoothly. with only two of 14
buses rolling in after the first
bell signaled the start of the
school day.
Each bus was from five to 21
youngsters short of its expected
capacity load , wi th most carry·
ing about 15 fewer students than
expected. the bus drivers re·
ported.
The nine buses carrying most·
ly Mexican.American stodents
enrolled in mandatory programs
were fairly full, according to the
principal. Attendance for tho6e
1n voluntar y progr a m s was
li ghter -routine for the first
week of school.
Bus drivers al the s chool al·
tribuled their tardiness partially
to their own late start and
partially to youngsters a rriving
at the bus stops behind schedule.
A special police task force.
uUllilna tbe city's S50 mllUon
e m e r gency command center
and 15 helicopters to monitor the
situaUoo. had no immediate re-
ports or incidents.
"Down in there is the reactor
cover. with the fuel below it,"
Barron s aid Monday. "They
have lo lift it out with cranes
and put It into anott'Mr tank to
he re adied for s hipment and
processing."
Huglaes Consplraq
Bandit Rohs
Drug Store
In Clemente
A young man wieldina a pearl·
handled pistol demanded drugs
and money Monday from
e mployees in a downtown San
C le m e nte dru g store and
escaped with $1,265 in a pillow
case.
Employees at the Med·Rx
Orug Store, 241 Ave. del Mar.
told police the blond-haired ban·
dit, about 23 years old, with a
bushy mustache, came into the
store about 1:30 p.m. Showing a
19-year -old clerk a double·
barreled Derringer . he told her
to keep her mouth shut and give
him a ll the store's cash .
He also asked for "medicine ."
but left after he stuffed $1.265
worth of bills into a yellow striped
pillow case. police said.
Three drug store employees
were alone In the store a when
the gunman entered. He was last
seen escaping on root.
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DAILY PILOT
No Contest Pleas
Entered by Aides
LAS VEGAS CAPl -The
personal physician and a former
aide lo the late Howard Hughes
have changed their pleas from
innocent to no contest to federal
charges lbal they s upplied the
late industrialist with codeine
for nearly the la.st 20 years of his
llft.
Dr. Norman Crane, 72. and
Jobn M. Holmes. 62, both of Los
Angeles, were indicted last
March on conspiracy charges.
They a llegedly supplied Hughes
with codeine on about ~ dif·
f',....PllfleAJ
PRISON •.•
ha rm by inmates who tradl·
tiona ll y seek their own form of
vengeance on child molesters.
For Clewell, it was the third
time since 1970 he has stood
before a judge and been .sent to
an institution after sexually as·
saulting and beaUng young girls.
T he first two offenses. in 1970
and 1973. ended with him beina
declared a mentally disordered
sex offender and being sent to
Atascadero State Hospital for
treatment.
However, after Clewell con·
fessed to the assault of the 13·
year-old El Toro girl, Judge
Knight re fused to ha ve him
decla red mentally disordered
u nd insilJted the c riminal
cha rges carry the full brunt or
c riminal law.
It may be that the 28.year-old
man will spend Illa sentence at
Vacaville State HotpltaJ where
he will be treated.
Judie Knight saJd he bope11
that will be the c11e 10 that
there mJ,i,t be •'at leaat a mir•·
cle chance" that when Clewell ls
freed there wm be aome s afety
for society.
The JUdle noted tbat wtth time
off for &ood behavior Clew.II wm be ellstbl• for relea.se ln 13 years.
"I trult that you will recetve
some form ol treatment that can
alve •llunncet to 1odety lbat
the terrible tblnp that happened
ln this cue won't be repeated,"
the judge said.
re r e nt occasions fro m 1955
through 1974.
They are scheduled for sen·
tencing on Oct. 23, and under a
plea bargainin g agreement
reached Monday the government
wlll recommend probation for the
two.
The Indictme nt alleged that
Crane would write Holmes pre-
scriptions for codeine phosphate
and e mpirin codeine which he
would have filled at a drugstore
and then give lo Hughes.
Hughes, who died April 5, 1976
on an emergency jet flight from
his hideaway at Acapulco, Mex.
ico to a hospital at Houston, Tex·
as, would either take the codeine
or ally or would inje<:t himself in
the arm, the indictment said.
Holmes, who served as an aide
to Hughes 17 years, testified in
the Mormon Will trial here in
December that he had seen
Hughes Inject himself two days
before he died of kidney failure.
He said the drug probably was
codeine.
The Indictment alleged that
Hughes and Crane used three
othe r Hug hes aides in t he
purported plot. But none of the
three was indicted.
Crane and Holmes had faced a
maximum penalty of lS years or
a S25, 000 fine or both.
Man Poisoned
By Umbrella?
LONDON <AP) -Scotland
Yard i1 lnveatt1alln1 the
my1tel1oua death of a Bulgarian
d e f ector wh o a L o ndon
newspaper said may have been
attacked with a poJson-Upped
umbrella.
Georrl Ivan Markov, a 49.
year·olif author who worked tor
the Brit.lab Broadoa1t1n1 Corp.
after neetn1 to the West ln 1988,
died Monday In St. J amea's
Hospital.
The London Dally Mall aald
Markov told friend• M was wait·
lnJ to board a bua Tbunday
when "• man appeared out ol
nowhere wtth an umbreU1 and f 1bb9d him on the outatde ot hit rt1ht~.··
Mrs. Carter Ca•paign•
President Carter's mother Lillian ascends a front stoop
with candidate Alex Seith to talk with Mrs. George
Laborde !left I during a door-to-door campaign for Seith
in Chicago. Mrs Carter is backing the Democrat ·~ al·
tempt lo unseat incumbent Sen. Charles Percy. R·lll
Five People Escape
Irvine Co. Mishap
In ve s tigator~ fro m the
Federal Av iation Admm1strat1on
have been called in to determine
the cause of the engine failure
that forced the pilot of a
helicopter carrying Irvine Com·
pa n y offi cials to make an
emergency landing Monday af.
t.ernoon
Spokesmen for M<irtm Avia·
lion, from which the Bell J et
Ranger was rented, and for the
land development fi rm today
described the incident as minor.
noting that none of the five peo-
ple aboard was i.Jtjured in the
mishap.
Navy Copter
Fire Fought
WASIIlNGTON !AP) -
A Navy utrlity helicopter
caught fire over com·
muter-crowded highways
today. but landed on the
Pentagon hellpad where
firem en extinguished the
blaze without injury to
fou r c r e wme n and a
passenger.
Capt. Robert Bowman. a
Pentagon spokesman, said
the Navy H·3 helicopter
caught fire while on its
way to refuel after dis·
charging Navy passengers
near the Pentagon. The
helicopter had flown from
the Norfolk. Va .• Naval
Air Station.
The he licopte r was
c limbing ove r an In·
terlocking ne twork or
highways running past the
Pentagon. Those roads are
choked with automobiles
at about the time the fire
occurred.
The copter was on~ of fi ve that
left Orange County Ai rport lo fl y
company officials. shareholders
and other guests over the 77 ,000
acre Irvine Ranch
According to Martin Brower.
an Irvine Company s pokesman.
the downed h e licopte r ex
perienced engine failure soon
after ta ke off and made an
emergency landing on the lawn
of the Ford Aerospace and Com·
m unication Corp. 's Aeronut ronac
Division near J a mboree and
Ford roads.
It was the second such inci·
dent in Newport Beach since
Friday w h en th e pol i ce
helicopter was forced into an
e m ergency la nding unde r
similar circumstances.
The rented helicopter in Mon
day·s incident was undamaged.
according to a Martin Aviation
a pokes man.
The people aboard included
pilot Brad Auburn. J a mes Irvine
II. son of Myford Irvine: Sidney
Unobskey. assistant lo Irvine
Co Chairman A. Alfred Taub-
man. Mrs. Unobskey and RolM•rt
Shelton. the Irvine Co. ·s vice
president for governmental re.
lations.
CtMtroJoim
Ce'lebratiom
NA IROBI. Kenya <AP > -
Cuban President Fidel Castro.
Ethiopia 's military bac ker, new
into Addis Ababa today for
celebrations marking the fourth
anniversary of the overthrow of
Emperor Haile Selassie.
Vasily Kuznetsov. firs t vice
president of the Soviet Union.
a nothe r or Ethiopia ·s s up
porters, was among dignitaries
on hand to greet him.
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lie told the Jury that both he
and Miss Profere:.. rose to their
knees on the bl'CI, pulled u cur.
lain aside and :saw Mrs. Shelton
1tandlna In darkneaa at the win·
dow. ··r want to know what you·,.
doing." Shelton quoted his wrre
as saying as she stood a tew feet
from the startled couple in the
darknHA.
"I roll ed off the bed and
crabbed my pants. And s he
tMIH Proferes> kind of went
back down oo the bed.
"Sbe reached back up to pulJ
the curtain shut. A gunabot went
olf. I wu blinded by lhe n u b.
"P at said, 'I'm hit. Did she
shoot you?'
·'I screamed into the other
room for someone to call the
police and an a mbulance and I
reached outside and grabbed the
gun.
.. Anya was calling m y name
out-a nd Pat was dymg. I just
held her." •
The shooting victim died en
route to the hospital and police
took Mrs. Shelton into custody
as she allegedly stood transfixed
to the spot from where the fatal
shot was fired moaning her
hus band's name. "Joaquin, Joa-
quin ... "
Before he gave his account of
the murder. Shelton described
years Of marital turbulence With
the woman now accused of
murder.
According to Shelton. years or
on-again. off-again marriage hit
its final skid in August. 1977.
when he mo ved to Laguna
Beach and set up housekeeping
with Miss Proreres. an X-ray
techn1c1an 1n S<in Clemente
General Ho~p 1la l. and h er
daughter
When questioned by Deputy
District Attorney David Carter,
Shelton admitted that while hv·
mg with Mis~ Profercs he still
had occasional contact with his
wife. including a few overnight
visit~.
Shelton !)aid the afte rnoon pre
ccd1n~ lht· murdtr. his w1fr.
who lived 1n Lo:. Angeles.
walked mlo lht· Laguna Beach
apartment as he was getting out
of lhe !ihower
That confrontation. he said,
was followed by a series of
s tormy argume nts that he
thought ended lale al night on
Laguna Canyon Road with his
wire in her c:<ir ht'adt:'d back to
Los Angeles
Rut a few hour!) later. Shelton
testified. he saw his wife ag<tin.
this time st<tnding in darkness
with a gun in ber hand s houting
bis name.
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or from w1than a fi ve-toot area
around the window. which was a
brick wall. Canning testifi ed.
T his test imony. like virtua lly
all the medical a nd ballistics
findings presentl'<I last week.
adds another layer or support for
the W111'r<'n ('omm1ssion's long.
disputed conclusions
By contnist. a n acoustics ex-
pert t cst1fled Mnnday that lhc
commission tould have been
wrong when 1t concluded that no
more than three s hots were fired
at Kennedy's limousine.
Dr James E Barger said his
tests ~howcd then-' was a S0.50
chance there were four shots. If
there were four. he said. one of
the m came from the g r assy
knoll s aid by con s piracy
theorn,ts Lo be the location of a
sel'ond shooter
Barger b the chief scientist
for Bolt. &ranek and Newman.
an acoustical consulting firm in
Cambridge. Mass. T he firm
analyzed the 181,.4·mmute gap in
the Watergate tape. concluding
that tl was definitely erased .
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B GAaY G llANYILL Ol•o.M•l"IMt'"'" Worttn Oi.tlt> C'IP~tll, 28, of
M 1s Ion \'1 JO. "a:i. •u.•nh'nred to
dny to 20 H ' n ¥nd rour months
m st.uh.• pn-.cln for lht> r 4'J)(' sod
tM>tH mg of n 13 H'»r olcl El Toro
~1rl lubt Mt1) lK
Wh t.•n '\t>nt t>ncin.it rlt'well
0 1 nnge County Suf)('r1or Court
J udttc Warr\"n II Kmght .. aid
··If 11 wt>re w1thtn my fl()wtr to
cto t;O, I \\OUld :.entence you Lo
lire m pnsoo
"You are unfit to hve 1n O\lr
:.ociety but as much a::. 1 hate to
:i.ay :i.o you \\Ill ~me day be re·
turnt-d to the street:. '"tr ht!:>lllr y repeats 1tseH,
·omewhere there 1:. a n infant
Somoza
Forces
Advance
MANAGUA., Nicaragua <AP)
Heavy fighting raged today in
the embattled city or Masaya,
wher e national guard troops
were reported advancing house
to ftousc under heavy sniper fire
to root out leftist guerrillas
fighting to overthrow the family
di c tators hip of President
Anastasio Somoza.
Re d Cross wo rkers a nd
Journalists were barred from en-
t e ring the c i ty , a reb el
stronghold 18 miles northwest of
Managua, but the sound of gun·
fi re could be heard from the
vantage point of a n ational
g u ar d bar r i cad e o uts ide
Masaya.
Troops in this capital city,
meanwhile, reported discover·
ing what they described as
• "e normous" caches of rebel weapons as they pressed their
se arc h (or g u e rrilla& In
Managua.
Jn Mas aya late Monday,
helicopter gunships strafed the
Sandinista gue rrillas and
Somoza's soldiers dashed from
doorway to doorway. trying to
evade the rifle fire or guerrilla
snipers. There was no letup ln
the d in or machine-gun and rifle
fire and bomb explosions.
Refugees reported the city or
40.000 was without electricity
and running water.
A military source said the reb-
e I weapons caches h ere in·
eluded automatic rifles, rockets.
ho m e made noise bombs. and
Molotov cocktails. The weapons
were found .in several rebel
hideQuts, the source said.
Fighting also was reported in
the cities of Leon and Esteli. and
sporadic shooting and explosions
could still be heard in Managua
as the capital's central market
and ga::. stations closed for the
<See BATTLE. Page AZ>
Northern Rain
P erils Grapes
SAN FRANCISCO <A.P l -
Vintners say an unseasonally
wet weekend in Northern
California has left a promising
1978 grape crop "right on the
brink of disaster."
Until the rain of the past week.
northern wine g rowers a n·
ticipated a normal crop and ex·
cellent quality.
However. without a clearing
trend now losses "will be very.
very serious," according to wine
mas ter John P arducci of
Parducci Wine Cellars in Ukiah.
"The next two or three days will
tell."
PU.NO PUYED
SVCCESS TVNE
''The best music m y piano
ever made was on its way out
the door, with money on the way
in."
That's the advertising success
experience of a Costa Mesa man ~
wbo ran this ad in the Daily
Pllol:
Yamaha Plano. Ebony.
Mdl P2. S yrs. xlnl. New
$1995 sell Sl 199 1orr
xxx xxxx
Rapist Draws 20 Years
Judge : 'You Are Unfit to Live in Soci-ety'
man will spend his sentence i.t
Vacaville state Hospital where
he will be treated.
Judge Knight said he hopes
that will be the case so that
there might be "at least i. mira.
cle chance" that when Clewell 1&
freed there will be some safety
for society.
a1rl in a crib who someday will
h.ivt• her body v1olatc:d and her
head bt•ukn m by you · ·
Emphru.1tin~ h1b d1bduin for
the law~ that limited <.:lewcll '::.
:.e ntence lo h::i.s than life in
prison, Judge Kmght added,
"Society that adopts laws hke
this is as sick as you are, Mr.
Clewell.'
Judge Knight noted that had
Clewell been guilty of kidnap for
robbery he would have been
eli2ible for a life term.
But kidnap for rape limits the
number of years the judge can
Mfhc to the sentence . '
Clewell. a five-foot four-inch
hespectacled m an, seemingly
nodded in agreement as Judge
Knight calmly and quietly
decried the laws that limited the
sentencing.
He was shackled about the
waist a nd wrists as well as
ankles with heavy chains and
handcuffs. The somber defen·
dant wore the blue .jail
sweatshirt denoting he ls in pro-
tecti ve custody, protected from
harm by inmates who tradi·
tionally seek their own form or
vengeance on child molesters.
For Clewell, it was the third
time since 1970 he has stood
before a judge and been sent to
an institution after sexually as·
saulling and beating young girls.
The first two offenses, in 1970
and 1973, ended with him being
declared a mentally disordered
sex offender and being sent to
Atascadero State Hospital for
treatment.
However, after Clewell con·
fessed to the assault or the 13-
year·old El Toro girl, Judge
Knight refused to have him
declared mentally disordered
and insisted the crl minal
charges ·carry the full brunt of
criminal law.
It may be that the 28-year-old
The judge noted that with time
off for lood behavior Clewell
will be eligible for release in U
years.
"I trust that you will receive
som e form of treatment that can
give assurances to society that
the terrible things that happened
In this case won't be repeated:·
the judge said.
JJingo Bounced
Mesa De"lays Decision on Issue
o.lty-..--
THIS IS OSPREY'S NEST ATOP SCHOONER'S MAST
Big Bird Homesteads in Newport Harbor
Cheep Shot
Bird Calh Mcut Home
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Of t ... o.lly l'llet SIMI
When yacht broker Joseph Minney saw what he
thought was a tree atop one of the masts of a schooner he's
trying to sell, he figured something strange was going on.
WHEN HE realized it was a bird nest. he wasn't en·
thus iastic about finding the bird that went with the pile or
twigs and branches.
"I haven 'l seen the bird yet, .. he said today. "but rm
not looking for it either ··
The boat. the Samarang. is tied to Minney's mooring
just off the Harbor Department headquarters in Newport
Harbor.
AN OSPREY, a big, seagoing hawk, has built a nest on
the yacht's foremast. "I'm not planning to do anything with the boat. I'm
still trying to sell it," Minney said.
"As far as I'm concerned the bird can stay as long as
he wants."
The osprey is probably a she and bird experts say it
takes an osprey about five weeks to hatch the two to four
eggs she lays.
AFTER THAT it's another six to eight weeks before
the young leave their nest and the bird moves on.
Meanwhile, Minney can boast that he's the only broker
selling a boat with a hawk 's nest instead or a crow's nest.
A. report from the Costa Mesa
Police Department bas led the
City Council to back away from
a llowing bingo Ja m es for
charitable purposes an the city.
The problem, according to
Police Chief Roger Neth and in·
vestigator George Wilson, is that
bingo is not the innocuous game
it appears to be.
In essence. they said bingo is a
gambling game and brings with
it all the police problems as-
sociated w1\h gamblln~.
Schools'
WssSeen
As 2,500
Newport-Mesa Unified Sebool
District Superinle,.c!Ht JobA
Nicoll will inform school trustees
tonight that enrollment ln Harbor
Area schools has dropped by 2,500
students from last year. For the first time In a decade,
fewer than 1,000 new kin·
dergarteoers have enrolled in tbe
district this fall. While 930 kindergarteners
joined the district this year, 2,100
high school seniors are set to
graduateoel(tspring.
"These figures dr amatically
say what is happening lo the dis·
trict when you look at the entering
point and exiting point,'' said
spokeswoman Jean Harmon.
Opening day enrollment was
2(),222 districtwide, down 1,300
from initial predictions of 21,SSO
students in schools in Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa.
The continuing loss of students
sets the stage for discussion of
··consolidation of schools and
slaff reductions," said Mrs.
Harmon.
Tonight's school board meeting
begins at 7 :30 in Costa Mesa Coun·
cil Chambers.
"Before now and the first of.
ficial reporting date (in Octoberl
we will probably pick up another
1,000 kids," Mrs. Harmon noled.
"Traditionally in this area the
kids tend to straggle in.''
A. breakdown or enrollment
figures shows 450 fewer students
al the elementary school level and
about 200 fewer middle school stu·
dents. At the upper level. Costa Mesa
High Showed the biggest drop by
enrolling 172 fewer students than
predicted. A.bout 1, 790 students
s howed up for classes Monday.
Carter Presses lsrael-
SaiJat.&gin Meeting Postponed at Camp David
CAMP DAVID. Md . CAPl
President Carter is making a
"gigantic effort" to gain con-
cessions from Israel but there is
no evidence that he is succeed·
ing in hi s uphill ques t ,
diplomatic .sources said today.
"It is too early to make a
judgment either way," said one
officiat asking not to be iden·
tified. ''But getting Israel to
move has been the problem alt
along. even before the summit
began."
between, there has been no face·
to-face conference involving
Sadat and Israel's Menachem
Begin since Thursday.
There wu no indication that
the two ....ould meet today either,
but Jody Powell, official
spokesman for the participants.
said Monday that Carter wiU
bring President Sadat and
Prime Minister Begin together
al an appropriate point.
Powell, the White House pr~t
!'lecr etary , d ismissed a re·
porter's auggestion-thM-\lie .. ·
hiatus lfl. direct talks betweeo
Sadat and Begin indlcated I
_S~IJl~
Powell sald the summit had
moved Into a Ume-consuming
phase of American-Egyptian
and American-Israeli dis·
cussions, after a weekend re-
view by all three delegations of
"apparent progress" made lalt
week on some key iaaues.
· Carter, he rePorted, ts maktnc
an "even more lntenae effort" to
bridge dlt(erencea bet~een
Egypt and Israet b ut that
"n e it.her optl m II m nor
peHimlam ia )ustili.cl at ~ _polM..'~ • • I... ' ..
Costa Mesa Mayor Ed
McFarland said he felt sorry for
groups that could benefit from
bingo games.
But bingo is big business.
reflected by a $92,000 take rrom
one night of bingo at t he
Hollywood Palladium, the coun-
cil learned during Monday's
s tudy session at city hall.
The council requested a police
report on bingo arter St.
Joac him's Catholic Church
cam e before the council last
month seeking approval of bingo
ga m es des i g ne d to bolster
parish revenues.
Although praise was offered
for the church ·s sincerity. the
council decided to drop the issue
because of potential problems.
Chief Neth said the city should
require organizations to have a
three:year residency in the city
if bingo games are to be al·
lowed. But even then. Chier Neth
said. independent operators are
<See BINGO, Page A2l
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Spirit Weak
' ' Invocation Hasn't a Proyer
Harbor Area cbu~hmen ~·t seem to be able to get
to Newport Beach City Hall on time.
SOME'l'lllES, TREY don 'l I~ there at all City comcU members skipped the traditional lnv<JC&·
Uon al their meetin.r Mondav nlllbt.
Later they indicated they j.-t mltbt do away wft.b the
practice because they bave been bavln« difficulty scMdUI·
ing churchmen to lead the opening prayer.
FORM Ell MAYOR Dora HilJ interceded. persuading
the council to hold off while she works on a solution to the problem that has been bothering them for the past six
months. In July, Councilwoman Jackie Heather was called
upon at the last minute to offer the prayer.
It was unclear whether her prayer ror "son words so
that when we have to eat them later they won 't be too hard
to s wallow:· resulted in the proposal to drop the invoca-
tion.
MRS. HEATHER noted wryly Monday that "it is with
considerable burden that I carry around tbe thou~ht that I
may baye given the last prayer in Newport Beach."
Peaeeful S t art
Whites Boycott
U Busing Plan
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LOS ANGELES <APl -Scat·
tered picketing, poor attendance
by whit~s and bus delays or
more than an hour accompanied
today's otherwise peaceful start
of a massive integration plan in
t he nation's second largest
school district.
stops before being picked up.
Some parents just gave up and
took their children home.
A threate ned classroom
boycott by angry parents ap·
peared to have materialized as
many buses arrived at cross-
town exchange schools with only
a handful of students aboard.
Most of the partially filled
buses were those which left. the
p r edomrnantly white San
Fernando Valley for inner-city
minority schools.
Attendance was heavier for
minority students traveling in
the other dir«tion, however.
Of t he dis trict's 570,000·
student enrollment, 35 percent Is
Hispanic, 34 percent white, 24
percent black and 7 percent
Asian.
Only 13 of 62 s tude nts
scheduled tb ride one bus leav·
lng from the Valley were aboard when the' vehicle made its last
stop llnd headed for the con1°'t·
ed rreeways.
Today's bustna of 62,000
Courth·throu1h·elahth graders
ended a bitter 15-year court liJO\t
to beJ.CD tntegfalr~b· ln £he
sprawlln1 111.·s.quare'·mtlo
school disttlct. 1eo1raphically
t.be n1tkMt'• tar1est.
Compounding the delays was
ru s h -hour t ra ffi c on thl'
rreeways.
Scattered picketing also wa.s
reported, as well as one shouting
incident involving a parent and
a situation where a bus driver
was forced to slam his door in
the face of an irate par.enl.
Coast
Wea the r
Sunny through Wedne:;·
day but some low cloud:>
night throu~h m i d ·
morn i ng ho u r-.. Low-c
tonight 62 to 65 . High,
Wednesday 68 to 72.
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Ir you want your instrument.
to make sales success music,
call 642·5678. A f rlendly ad·
v1aer will help write the score.
It only t•kC!a • !flW words .to
make big MU$ c lo tho D'1)y
PUot.
A meeting announced for Mon-
day night between the U.S. and
Egyptian delegations was
pos(Poned without exptanation.
Ho!ever ... Carter az:ranae<I to Ill~ wt"' ~g)1)t 1$ Aowar Sadat today.
••t don tMttt ft would be •P. proprlatc to draw that eoD·
A• Powell described it. the
proce11 was reminiscent ot dif.
rtcult labor-mana•ement
oesotl•tJons, with • mediator
ahotUtai tMl\~een the cootend. tns panJ,
In the outtr reachea of the San
1''ern"ndo Velley. youn1aters
and par11ntt were left walllll& for
up lo an bour at u.alsned bus
.. . ..,.,
Wilb Carter actina as 10· cluaion," he said.
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' 4
County Retire1nent
Rate Hike Hftlted
Orontlt' rounl) l iUJlll)l r and
c-ounl)' .:m t•rnnwnl t•ntplo e-.·~
tun l ' bft•n !\'1ured (>lit' 1n1t an l"X
lri. $3 6 nulhoo lJu) ) "ar lo twlp
hi'lance lhe c·ounly retart-mt•nt
Ii)' t cm
lh m tx-ra ol thct Or an <' Coun
l) R••tu·•tm~nl Board made that
d f'C.•1:.aun Munday a fternoon
They &fl.reed to awaJt n~ult.6 of •
new rt!b~mmt !'tudy next )'Hr
Jobless
Rat Up
In County
bt-for~ rt'C'flmm 11d1n1 rate In·
crt'U'tN•
The.· nt•w 1Jtudy will l• Into
ll('('OUOt l'Ulli In the county aov
t>rn mt·nt work forCI' caused by
l'ropo&llaon 13 which could taller
the a.mount needed to balance
tht• r<•l1r~mt•nt lund over \hu
Ol"X l 30 yt•nn.
The nml' ml'mber board's de·
c1•1on w t. welcome newa for
t·ounty 11upervu.on. who are In
the m idst of he1rm1• on t he
<·o unty's firs t post J1trvil'i
budgt-1
It alM> was aood news ror lhe
11 400 government workers who
fut·ed the pro11pecl of 11eeina
thc.·ir 1 t't1rcment <'Ontribuliom
tnt·reuhc by abou1 50 percent
Co unt y tux C o llector
Trea~urcr Robert Cit ron saad
thl' nt'w study 1ihould offer a bet·
ter p1durc of whut new rates
ffiilY be
Att a roault, Increases decided
then will have to be pu1d by
future e mploy~es a nd tax
pa)'ers.
fn Augus t the r etirem ent
board roc-elved t• new study of
the aystcm. projecting increases
in county and e mploye pay-
ments
The study showed $220 million
more would be needed to fund
the 1yatem over the next 30
y~ars than current payments
can finance
Poistponing lncreitses this year
could push lhat deficit \.0 $228
mllhon over the 30-year-period.
county offi cials predicted. de·
pending upon the impact of in·
nation aod Proposition 13.
The 11 ,400·membcr. syste m
s erves county government
employees a s we ll as those
employed by the Orange County
Transit District, UCI Medical
Center . sanitation districts and
the city o( San Juan Capistrano.
Slow Boat Fro• A1'alon .
Tom Sanders, 16. of Orange. had good rea-
son to smile when this photo was taken
Monday afternoon. He'd just paddled his
14-foot kayak from Avalon on Cat alina
l sl and to Newport. Beach. He hopes the
feat which took seven hours and 15 min~tes, will earn him a place in the
G uinness Book of World Records. For
sure. it earned him a $500 scholarship
from the promoters of the stunt. who also
a re promoting an upcoming boat show
The young ka yaker flew the burgee of the
Shark Island Yacht. Club. He ended his
voyage at. the club.
UranKc County':. unemploy
m~nl rak jumped \.0 G 2 percent
m Augw;l. according to figures
r eleased today by the staile
Em ploy m e nl De v e lopment
Oepartmcnl
Tht• cllmb set the county's un·
employment nitc at a two-year
high and conllnued a trend of
more unemployment that began
m lute June.
Ray Wt:ll:.. assist ant collector·
treas urer. warned, however ,
that rates determined next ,year
ca n 't bt: bB c k c h arged to
employees.
8100,000 Blaze Satellite to Plunge Earth
Still Ora nge County 's un·
\'mploymenl rate re'!'~ins tbe
towc:-.l among C<tllfornia s ma1or
metropolitan counties and is still
under the state <1verage, 7.4 per
cent The :-.tale re(>Ort said there
were an estimated 61.300 Orange
County residents without jobs
east month.
Empl oy m e nt o ffi ce
spokesman J ack Yelton blamed
some of the climb in unemploy-
ment on the impact of Proposi-
tion 13, noting the number of
government employees dropped
m August.
Yelton said the department
expects the county's employ-
me nt scene to s how ·improve·
ment in September w h e n
teachers not hir~ as expected
for ~ummer !>ess1onl'> return to
their JOI>!>.
,.,..,_ Pflfle A J
BA'ITLE ...
r irs t time in the 18-day-old
general strike against Somoza.
Reports from medical sources
and visitors to hospitals indicat·
<.'d at least 100 dead in the
Managua area, but many of
them apparently were brought
in from other areas.
Convoys of national gua rd
t rucks and jeeps armed with
m a c hine guns passed into
Masaya on Monday night. A bar·
ricade of rocks and debril>
formed a check(>Oint for the na-
t ional guard. Nicaragua's army,
which blll'red all civilian traffic
atnd kept the city hidden from
vi ew behind a hill.
The soldiers rounded up re-
porte rs in Masaya on Monday
afternoon and took them out or
the city. sealed it off to outs iders
including the Red Cross. then
l aunc h ed a n attack . Four
Journalists were fired on by an
army helicopter but none were
hit.
The fighting in Mas aya erupt-
ed Saturday night as part of a
coordinated attack on smaller
army and police Posts in most of
the Central American nation's
c1t1cs The Sandinista guerrillas
drove the guardsmen and police
from the PoSts, then waited in
hiding to ambush the reinforce·
ments who were sent to man the
pos ts
Rt•ports from Estch . 90 miles
n o rth o f M anag ua . were
s ketchy. Telephone communica-
tions were cut Sunday night, but
a refu gee said Monday that
fighting was still heavy and that
he had seen five truckloads of
guerrillas approaching from the
north.
Security precautions in
Managua were extremely tight.
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BAKERSFIELD <AP> --An
atte mpted burglary turned into
a blaze that caused $100,000
detmagc to a Bakersfield omce
building early today, fire of·
ficials said. Bake rsfield fire
Capt. Leroy Kollenborn said five
juven iles were seen running
from the building when it caught
on fire at 1 :JO a .m.
WASHINGTON <AP> -One of
the largest spHce satellites ever
launched will plunge back into
the atmosphere within a few
days and even though some
parts might hit the earth, the
space agency says it Poses little
danger to humans
Pegasus 1 was fired into orbit
Wire Crossed
Phone F oulup Protested
Chiropractor John Caroompas of Newport Beach
would like the telephone compan)' to lake care of lhe party
line problems he's been having for the past three months.
BUT TIIE FOLKS al Ma Bell don't seem to be able to
do much about it , so Caroompas went to poli ce Monday
According to the r eport he filed. someone ha s
managed to tie into both his personal and business
telephone lines.
He said that since June. he 's answered his phone only
to hear a male voice already on the line, advising callers
that Caroompas is no longer in business, iB not available or
that he's dead.
THE CIDROPRACTOlt says that when he's objected,
the voice bas ordered him off the line. .
Police. like phone company officials. are al a loss \.0
explain the interference.
Audit Asked
Cab Fare Increase
Refused in Newport
A 21 percent fare increase
sought by Orange Coast Yellow
Cab Company was rejected Mon-
day by Newport Beach city coun-
cilmen who told company owners
they want an audit of the firm
before they'd grant the new rates.
Company s pokesm a n J ohn
Davidson told councUmen Mon -
day that there s hould be no prob·
lem in getting an independent
accountant to review lhe com·
pany 'a booka and certify the
financial data he presented Mon·
day.
Davidson supplied the council
with tax returns and other finan-
cial s tatements to s upport his con-
tention that an increase In costs
was forcing lhe ne(?d for a rate in·
cre ase.
But Councilman Paul Hummel
noted the material was un-
certified a nd had been prepared
by an accountant who iA an officer
orthefirm.
Hummel suggested that before
such a large r ate increa1e ls
granted the financial material be
audited by an independent ac·
countant.
Councilman Don Strauss, who
also voted down the proposed rate
increase, said he felt 21 percent ls
out of line since the annual lnfla.
lion rate has been about eleht per.
Onofre Nuke
Planl Takes
2-month Break
S AN ONOFRE CAP ) -
Refueling ol\be radloacUve core
wlll shut down the San Onofre
nuclear power plant. for almoet
two monlhl, st.artlq Friday, a
spokesman says.
Dave Barron of Southern
Callf omia EdilOn Company said
workmen will "let thln11 cool off
a few days and then they at.art
worktn1 deep dOwn tn a l•r1t pit
-undtr 40 feet. of water.•·
"Down ln there l• the reactor
cover , with the fut l below lt."
Barron sald Monday. "They
havt to lift. tt out wtth CC'&ntl
and put tt Into another tank to
be readied for shipment and
proce111ln1&."
•
cent since the company 's last rate
Increase was granted two years
ago.
Davidson was seeking a change
from the present rate structure,
based on quarter-mile incre-
ments that s tart at 80 cents . Each
additional quarte r -mile is 20
cents .
The new rate s tructure would
be based on increments of one·
fifth of a mile, starting at a dolla r
and going up by 20 cents for each
Incre ment.
Councilmen agreed to consider
the proposal again in October
when the audit is completed.
At the same time they will be
hearlne requests from Seal's and
Schaefer 's ambulance s ervice for
rate_ hikes. Those hearings,
origaoally set for Monday were
put off because of a lack of ade-
quate financial data. Councilmen
also indicated they want to see in·
dependent audits of those firms in
considering fee inc reases
Liquor Soon
Availabk
Asa Powder
WASHINGTON CAP ) -Tak-
in1 a powder?
That phrase soon may take on
new meaning as Powdered booze
is Introduced to the American
m1rket.
"We're looking lnltlally to the
outdoorsy market and the fellow
who doesn•t want to keep large
Inve ntories of difterent kin& of
liquor around\" said Mike HtU of
Global Manettn1 Inc., the
Portland, Ore., firm handling
lb• product.
Known u "Sure Shot," the
powder will be teat-marketed aa
11ny1e-1ervln• cam for Sl.39, but
Hil Hid pllna calla tor foll
pouches and larJer con~lnen.
Devele>ped In apan, it ls belnft
produced ln Placentia, and wt
be test·marketed In Soutbern
Calllornta tn the next few weeks, ffltl uld.
Sale of the powdered alcohol
wee held up for several months
while the Treasury Department
dectdcd how to tax It
in 1965 and unfolded two wing·
like a rms to a s pan of 96 feet.
giving it the appeara~ce of . a
huge, gleaming space bird. -rrun
aluminum patches on the wings
were rigged electronically to
measure meteoroid pe netra·
tions .
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration said Mon-
day that Pegasus 1 is expected
to make a fiery plunge into the
atmosphere Sunday, but the dive
could come a day earlier or
later.
The North American Defense
Command in Colorado Springs,
Colo .. made the estimation
bas ed on tracking data which
s how atmospheric friction caus-
ing the spacecraft to slow and be
pulled toward earth by gravity.
NASA said about 21.000 pounds
of the satellite and its attached
roc ket stage should burn up
from re-entry heal, but that
about 1.600 pounds of hardier
materials might survive and
reach the earth after breaking
into perhaps hundreds of small
pieces.
·'Such a breakup of a re -
entering spacecraft is normal
and not in the history of apace
flight has it resulted in personal
or property damage on earth."
NASA said. "The po~slbility of
an individual or a structure be-
ing struck by a fragment of
Pegas us l that survives re-entry
i!> considered to be less than that
due to meteorites impacting on
earth ...
T he agency estimated that as
the s atellite breaks up it will
scatte r naming pieces over an
area 2.175 miles long and 125
miles wide The craft is circling
the t•arth once every 87 minutes
TONIGHT
NEWPORT MESA SCHOOL
BOA RD Regular Meeting.
CM City Council Chambers, 7 :30
p.m .
WED. SEPT. 13
C OAST CO MM UN ITY
COLLEGE BOARD -Regular
Meeting, 1370 Adams. 8:00 p.m.
on a path that takes it 31 degrees
north and 31 degrees south of the
equa\.Or, with 75 percent of the
course over water.
In the Western Hemisphere
that course ranges from the ex·
treme southern United States to
southern Brazil. The satellite
does not pass over Europe but
does cross abovc> most of Africa
a nd much of I ndi a a nd
Australia
The only area in the United
St ales under the path a re most
of Florida, small ~ectionl> or
southern Alabama, Miss1ss1pp1
and Louisiana and the area or
Texas south or Austin.
,.,... Pa.,r A J
BINGO DELA YEO. • •
often brought in to run the games and that's where prob-
lems can begin.
.. Anaheim has run into prob-
lems wilh people being paid un-
der the table ... said investigator
Wilson.
The police report contained
co pies of i nves tigati ve
news paper articles on bingo and
outlines of city o rdinances
whel'e bingo is allowed .
Councilwo man Arlene
Schafer, who had no comments
when the issue came before the
council last monlh. said she was
surprised to learn that •'there
are people who make a living
traveling around in buses" to
bingo games.
One of the ordinances present·
ed to the council placed a $2.50-
p~r -gam e limit on prizes at
bingo games.
"If it went on all evening
you· re talking thousands of
dolla rs ," noted Councilwoman
Norma Hertzog.
Bingo may be all right for "en-
tertainment-oriented" cities like
Anaheim, said Councilman Dom
Raciti. "but I couldn 't see it
here."
Cos ta Mes a was the firs t
Orange County city to consider
bingo after California voters
passed an initiative in 1976 al-
lowing the game for char itable
purposes if local government ap·
proved .
At that time. councilmen also
backed away from allowing
bingo in Costa Mesa in favor of
waiting to see how bingo opera·
lions went in other cities.
Councilman Out
SAN DIEGO <APl -The City
Council has voted 8·0 lo kick
Jess Haro from his 8th District
counc il seat after he missed
more than eight consecutive
meetings since being jailed Aug.
7.
( erb·d1·fee)
City Manager Fred Sorsabal
said he saw problems with
licensing. land use a nd pro-
visions regarding how many
bingo gamt;"s would be allowed
in the city if the council moved
forward
Probe Fimling
Brings Praise
From Mangers
Results of laboratory tests re-
vealing no pollution or Bolsa -
Chica Lagoon wildlife preserve
water s brought praise today
rro m Assemblyman De nnib
Mangers of Huntington Beach.
who initiated the probe.
He issued a statement com-
m ending Aminoil USA Inc ..
which recycles oilfield waste on
t h e eas~e rn s h ore of the
sanctuary. The firm contended
all a long that no environmental
harm was done.
The freshman Democratic
legis lator demanded an In ·
ves tigalion in m id-July into
Poss ible water Pollution by the
oilfie ld coolant mud. He also
criticized dumping of refuse by
the public in lhe area.
"I'm pleased at the outcome."
Assemblyman Mangers said to-
day after studying the report by
a P asadena-based firm that dis-
counted a ny wate r pollution
stemming from the oilfield
wor k
··Wher e the com pan y was
wrong, we let 'em have It and
where they were right, we were
pleetsed." said Mangers.
Aminoil spokesmen conceded
at the outset that some of their
own employes were among the
general public taking advantage
of the area as a dumping ground
for domestic refuse.
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HERB SNACK SPREAD
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7.75WHOLE
214 LB. PKO.
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boobytrapped lbelr San
Clemute apartment •talut
prow kn.
Nelahbon of Tlmolb1 P'r9d
8.ucbn and OnoaJd hy CoU1na1 both 20, lOMS Hodpon they b.a
been warned lo ke ep their
c h lldreo away from tbe
Mar ne ' ap1rtmenl at 107·8
Ave. de 11 Onalle bff1uae It wu
boobytrapped
A blul a t the apartmttn\
Tbursd-.r nlebt. •bJcb ahau.nd
a window four feet away,
prompted cmatibors to ar.k police
totnveaU,ate. •·we doa't blow what aet off
that ~ ... ••'d Hodoon.
"but l\ ldt a homble mar\ on
\be wall ll was set to go on In
som eone's face and wouJd prob-
ably have knocked him out -or worse."
The fire marshal said the
Marines admlued taklnc the
boobytrap si mulators from
Camp Pendleton, where they are
used in training exercises. The
two men said they had been
bothered by prowlers, but
Hodgson said \bey had made no
prowler complaints to San
Clemente police.
One boobyt.rap was booked up
to the front screen door and
another at the rear whenever
the Marines were planning to
leave t.heir apartment or sleep,
said Hodgson.
2Channel50
Executives
Resign Posu
The resignation of two KOC&
TV Channel 50 eJ1ecutives was
confirmed Monday by Jim
Cooper, director or community
affairs for the public television
station located at Golden West
College.
John Gregory, who was direc-
tor of development, bas taken a
new job as director of public re-
lations for KCE'f. Channel 28.
Gregory, also publiaber of
Forum Fifty, the KOCE·TV
monthly magaz-ine. baa been
with the station three and one--
half years. He left the station
Sept. 8.
Mike Stockstill, editor of
Forum Fifty. also is leaving t.he statlon to join the public affairs
staff of lhe Irvine Company,
Cooper said.
Stockstill, who has been with
the station nearly three years.
will leave Oct. 1.
Cooper said that the resigna·
lions do not point to any changes
in direction for KOCE or for the
monthly magazine.
"It is just a coincidence that
they are leaving at the same
lime," Cooper said. "We are
sorry to see them go.''
Cooper said that replacements
for Gregory and StockaWl have
not been selected yet.
The Forum Fifty magazine is
distributed monthly to support·
ing members of KOCE. It pro-
vides program guides for the
station and articles on Orange
County affa irs.
Strike Bid Denied
REDWOOD CfTY CAP) -A
San Mateo County judge bas re-
fused to grant a temporary
restraining order to halt the
teachers' strike in slx suburban
San FTaocisco high schools.
Cuts Malled
TU!!fd!x, Septomper !2. J978 QAILY PILOT A3
'Blinding Flash'
Laguna Slayillg
Described in Co111·t
The aurvlvor of a Laguna
Beach love trlanele slaying
detcrlbed the al&bt and sound of
murder to an Orance County
Superior Court Jury Monday.
Donald JoaquJn Shelton, 38.
sobbed occuiooally as be re-
counted the events or March 30,
event.I t.Ut led to hil lover's
1hootln1 death ln the Laguna
Beach apartment~)' shared.
As Shelton talked, bis
estranged wife, accused
murderess Anya Ann Shelton,
31, sat in the defendant's chair,
her arms folded, staring intently
at her husband.
Shelton told the jury in
Superior Court Judge Mason
Fenton's courtroom that be and
Patricia Proferes, 28, bad aone
to bed early the morning or
March 30 after an afternoon and
evening 0( emotiooal conlronta·
Uoos witb Mn. Shelton.
Ar---
SEC()HD THOUGHTS ON AROUND-THE·WORLO TRIP
Fonner Pr9aldent Nixon Arrivea tn New York
Tbe dilt.raull:bt man said the
final terror·fi11ed moments of
the victim's life began wben
they were both wakened by a
scratcbing sound comlDg from a window screen a few feet above
their beads. Nixon to Write
Book, Delays Trip
''It sounded scary . a
screeching, scratching sound. It
woke us both up,•• Shelton said.
He told the jury that both be
and Mi.as Profera ro1e to their
knees on the bed, pulled a cur-
tain aside and aaw Mrs. Sbeltoo
standing ln darkness at the win-
dow.
NEW YORK <AP> -Richard
M. Nlxoo signed a contract to·
day for a book on America's role
in the world and said that ·'due
to the deadline" be wUI not un·
dertake a world tour unW next
year
He said be hopes to produce a
book ''that will be read by the
opinion makers" but said that il
in no way marks any re-entry in·
to the political arena
The former president, holding
his fin1t full-dress news con-
ference sin~ he resigned bis of-
fice f o ur y e ar s ago ,
acknowledged that be got a cool
response from so'me beads of
slate when he proposed visiting
their countries.
"I am planning to go overseas,
but du~ to the deadline, J am un-
able to plan any travel unUl next
year," he said.
The former president walked
the four blocks from bis hotel lo
the Warner Communications
Bulldlna in Rockefeller Center
and waa greeted by well-wishers
along the way. Some asked for
autographs.
While be was in the building,
signing a contract with Warner
Boot s. a large lunch-hour crowd
jammed 51st Street ii' front or
the building.
With Nixon was a Secret
SITJCK TOOL
JAMS TORPEDO
HONOLULU <AP> -A SS-cent
scraper lodged between tbe
piaton wall and cylinder of a
torpedo launcher aboard the
nuclear submarine Swordflah
forced the ship lnto drydock for
$171,000 lo repairs, a newspaper
says.
Service entourage t hat re ·
sembled the one be had when
president. There was an
armored limousine, which Nixon
shunned today, followed by a
station wagon carrying bidden
automatic weapons.
At his news conference in an
a uditorium of the Warner build-
ing. Nixon was nol asked fUlan·
cial arrangements for lhe book
a nd he didn't volunteer. A
Warner spokesman said the Nix-
on work was to be finished next
spring and would be publliihed
next fall.
The book, looking toward the
U.S. role in the world the rest of
the century, is intended to be a
less ambitious work than the
1,120-page memoirs Nixon com-
pleted in the spring after work-
ing on it 31-'a years. Warner
Books paid Nixon $2 mUUOll for
"RN: 1be Memoirs of Richard
Nixon," now lD the third bard
cover println&. Nixon wrote one earlier book.
"Six Crilel." The f ormer pres ident
answered questions at bis news conferen~ on a variety or na·
tlonal and international issues,
including the ~ideast summit
going on at Camp David, Md.
The former president had
breakfast earlier with Henry A.
Kissinger, w h o was his
secretary or state.
"I want to bow what you're
doing," Shelton quoted his wife
as saying as abe stood a few f9et
from the lt.artled couple iD the
darkness.
"I rolled off the bed and
grabbed my panu. And she
CMiss Proferes> klnd of went
back down on the bed.
"She reached back up to pull
the curtain shut. A gunabot went
off. I WU blinded by the flub.
"Pat said, 'I'm bit. Did she
shoot you?'
"I screamed into the other
room for tomeooe to call the
police and an ambulance and I
reached outside and grabbed the
gun.
"Anya waa eallin1 my name
out-and Pat WU dyin.. I jaat
held ber." Tbe aboMin1 victim died ea
route to tJx. boepital and police
took Mrs. Sbeltoo into cGl&ody
u sbe aUecedb' ltood trUlftxed to the spot from where tbe fsta.l
shot was fired moaain1 ber
husband'• name. "Joaquin, Joa-
quin .....
Before he gave his account of
the murder. Shelton desc:rlbed
years ot marital turbulence with
the woman now accused of
murder.
Accordinl to Sbelt.oo, years of
on-again, olf .again marrtqe hit
its final skid lD August, lt7'1,
when be moved to Laguna
Beach and set up housekeeping
wilb Miu Prof eres. an X·ray
t echnician in San Clemente
General Hospital, and her
daughter.
When questioned by Deputy
Nixon, who flew to New York
on Monday with top aide Jack
Brennan, apparently decided en
route to put off the around-the-
world trip that bas evoked an·
tagonistic edltorials in some
newspapen and a cool reception
from at least one bead of gov·
ernment. 1be proposed ltinenrY
included South Asia, Eutern
Europe and Africa. Two Bodies Found
Top aides at San Clemente. as AUBURN <AP> -The bodies
late as Friday, said question of of Olan Artburtreat, 45, and an
the trip was still not decided. unidentified man, who apparent·
Nixon had a double purpose Jy jumped from the 700.foot high
ln coming to New York: to sign Auburn· Forest Hill Bridge have
the book contract and to attend a been found on two successive
private memorial Wednesday days, Placer County officials re-
District Attorney David Carter.
Shelton admitted that wbUe liv·
Ing with Miss Proferes he still
had occasional contact with his
wife, including a few overnight
visits.
Shelton said the afternoon pre·
ceding the murder. his wife.
wbo lived in Los Angeles.
walked into the Laguna Beach
apartment as he was getting out or the shower.
Five Marines Killed
As . Chopper Crashes
Five M.&rines aboard a large
transport helicopter based at the
Marine Corps Air Station
<h elicopter> in Tustin were
killed lnst.anUy Monday after-
noon when the twin rotor craft
crashed and burned near Twen-
ty·nine Palms.
Official& have not yet iden·
tified the dead or confirmed
whether any of the five were sta·
tioned locally.
The marines bad just refueled
a nd were beading back to
Yuma, Ariz.. when the crash
occurred. Tbe craft went down
about ?O miles south of the
desert city in the Pinto Basin area
of Joshua Tree National Monu.
ment. a spokesman said.
The five were on a routine
training filght connected with a
major training operation being
conducted at the Yuma Marine
Coq>s Air Station. Officials said
equipment from a ll over tbe
country was brought in for the
operation and is manned by
many different Marines while
there.
Tbe cat.me of the crash is sWI
under investigation, officialis
said.
Five People Escape
Irvine Co. Mishap
Investigators fro m the
Federal Aviation Administration
have been called in to determine
the cause of the engine failure
that forced the pilot or a
beUcopter carrying Irvine Com-
pany officials to make an
emergency landing Monday af.
ternoon.· Spokesmen for Martin Avia·
tion, from which the Bell J et
Ranger was rented, and for the land development firm today
deecrlbed the incident as mioor.
Navy Copter
Fire Fought
WASHINGTON <AP> -
A Navy utility helicopter
caught fire over com·
muter-crowded highways
today, but landed on the
Pentagon beUpad where
firemen extinguished the
blaze without injury to
four crewmen and a
passenger.
CapL Robert Bowman , a
Pentagon spokesman. said
the Navy H-3 helicopter
caught fire wbire on Its
way to refuel afte r dis-
charging Navy passengers
near the Pentagon. The
helicopter had nown from
the Norfolk. Va .. Naval
Air Station.
T b e helicopter was
climbing over an in·
terlocking network of
highways rurutlng past the
Pentagon. 1bo6e roads are
choked with automobiles
at about the time the fire
occuned.
noting \bat none of the five peo-
ple aboard was injured in the
mishap.
The copter was one of five that
left Orange County Airport to fly
company officials, share holders
and other guests over the 77 ,000
acre Irvine Ranch. According to Martin Brower.
an Irvine Company spokesman.
the dt>wned helicopter e x-
perleoced eosine failur~ SOClft
after take off and made an
emerceocy larwtinc on the lawn
of the Ford Aerospace and Com-
muolcatloo Corp. 's Aeronutroal.c
Divi1lon near J amboree and -
Ford roads.
It was the secood s uch ind·
dent ln Newport Beach since
Friday wben th ~ police
bellcopt« waa forced into an
e m e rgency landing under
sim U ar cil"CUJD5lances.
The rented helicopter in Moo-
day's incident was undamaged.
according to a Martin A viatioP
apokesmao.
The people aboard included
pilot Brad Auburn, James Irvine
II . son of Myford lrvine: Sidney
Unobskey. assistant to Irvine
Co. Chairman A. Alfred Taub-
man, Mrs. Unobskey and Robert
Shelton. the Irvine Co. 'c; vice
president for governmental re-
lations.
Emigrations OK?
WASHINGTON CAPl -Eigh-
teen Soviet families trying to
emigrate, including tbat of 1
respected chemist, probably will
br allowed to leave soon, say"
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy. D-
Mass .• who brought up their
names and others in his meeting
last week with Soviet leader
Repair crews at Pearl Harbor
found the scraper after Navy
divers inspeded the sub at sea
but could not determine why the
ship's torpedo system did not
w o r k, the Pearl Harbor
Shipyard Log said.
for Elmer Bobst, once a major rt -!po~~-~~~~~~~~~__:=================-~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nixon financial backer. BOBST
Leonid Bre-z.hnev.
DIED Aug. 2 at age 93.
Moet MyoM edmft'M the
Joh Decision Delayed colof of ruby, sapphire and
en'91'ald gems. We alto lldmlnt
the htgt'I b'UN.nc.. hanln ...
and great puri t y of the diamond. The only gem that
COhlbln• all ttie.e qualities Is
the f.ncy cok>Nd dlemond.
@
&iEMWISiE
Cana1Y diamonds are a YIYtd
yellow •.. <ang1n~ trom
otron to .ulphur yellow and
alll'l)af all are tound In South
Africa. Brown diamonds are moat
often tound In South Africa w4th the Premium Mine being
the nc>st notable source. They
COfTe In a variety of tones such
as coffee, beige. clove. cin-
namon, champagne. golden. bronze. and reddish brown
Orange County supervisors
failed to make a decision Mon·
day on the future of about 170
jobs in county health. social
services and consumer affairs
jobs. The workers involved in poten.
tia l layoffs ba.Ddle such services as in·home care for the elderly,
child abuse cases. foster home
coordination, family counseling,
veteran's affairs. consumer
complaint.s and oooperalive ex-
tens\on. The cut.backs in jobt, aboUt
150 of them now fnted. were pro-
posed to help balance lbe $508 million 197$-79 count} budget in
llgbt of f\nanclal cut.a brought on
by paaaase ol PropolWoo 13..
Su~ save county ad·
m iniatratoc'I um.ll Wednetday to
come back witb proPo•alJ to avoid some layoffs, particularly
ln light ol an eitra 1141,112 ~
centfy m•de available in It.ate
lid.
The bulk of the pro1ram cuts,
TS employees, were proposed ln
lb• Counly Departrneot of SociaJ
Se.rvices.. cuts department head
Dennis Hart predicted would
1eave his department "ootb.lnt
but a crtal1 lnt.erventloo pro-
gram."
Hart said c-... brou,iat to tbe
attention of the child abuse reg-
\stry, for example, were up 120
percent last year and other re-
quests for services have been up
as well.
With the layoff of 78 workers,
b e said , the departm e nt
wouldn't be able to handle half
the referrals sent there.
·'This has been the crunch we
have been waiting for all week,"
County Administrative Officer
Robert Thomas said.
But with limited funds to
spread over many areas, he
aald, there 1'M stmply no way
the county could absorb the
$500,000 needed to avoid
employee cuts.
Supervisors a1lo postponed •
4edsloa on the poglble cutback
of nine of the 29 workers ln the
County Veterans Service Office,
six of 18 employees lD the Coun·
ty Offtce of Couumer Affairs and elehl of U wor\en ln the
Cooperative Ext.enslon Division.
County admtnittr1tor1 bad
proposed combininc the thrf'e
cons umer advocacy unit.a lnto
one otnce to aave administrative
costs. ·
The '390,330 nved by the
layoff• would be uaed to finance
the county's ahare of a sa rn1Won
federal aid pro•r•m for In·
I .... t
docblnese and Cuban refugees.
Veterans. however, objected
to cuts in the county offtce as
well as its inclusion in what they
c a lled t he welfare -oriented
Human Services Agency.
"Services to the vete ran are a
hard·eamed right," said retind
Navy Adm. Phil Niekum Jr. of
· Laguna Hills. "The veter an ls
not a welfare case."
H e a lso contended the
veteran's offke would be laking
a 33 percent cut 1D personnel. far great.er than other county agen.
cles. ·
Supervisors htve postponed
several budget decialon8' until
the end of hearings thJs week
when \bey will decide how to
spend 136 million ln federal
revenue abarln1dollars.
Monday morning a group of
more than 2$0 county realdents
gathered to urae that at least S4
mllllon of the total be used to
continue 1upport to 58 communl· ty organizations that provide
counseling. senior citizens and
referral service.
Spokesm en for the United
Network of Or 9&nlzed Social
Services contended In many
c111ea county dollars i o farther
lb their pr'Oframs beeaute they
are 1upporUd by m~y volun·
&.Mr hours. •
To be called e .._,, ..._ .... •• •,It mutt,,...,.
a bOdy cotor ltrOnO enough to
be attractl¥e • • • not Juet • llQtllty tlnttd off-colo<. Thr ..
"*"'9 of all the dt.monct.
found .,. tinged with cotor to '°"" degree bUt only aboU1 cwo percent of ..,... qua'lfy ..
tanc .... Appro•lmetely one
0#.t of gem fancHe .,. Pf'O'
duoed for .-y 2.!00 carats of
mined c!t#nondl.
A high ritk le lnwotvtd In cut-
ting the rough, IUPPC)Mdly 110-
0f, ~-bee-.... the out-8'dl cotor It oft.n ~ldal.
The centlfW of many colored ..,,_ .,. ott.n light« 0t may
be of a different cok>r ttMln the
OUCl6d9 of the rough diamond.
Yalow It the moet common of fency oolored diamonds ~ by brown, btedt and
IQht ONI"· LMI ~n .. roee. vtolet. pl"k end blue. ..._. of all .. the 9'ftlrald
~ end tin. ruby rwd. lefoN teM, when dlamondt were , round In South Afrlce, th•
caMl'Y )'9410w COio< Wfll M tllf9
• thl ~ or bl~. The llrat ~nd found In South Africa
.-• CMWY Y91'°' wtlohln9 21 C8tlta In the rough. If WU
nM*t ''!urtbl'' and out In .,,
CMI OUltMon ....... of 10.73 --
CHARLES II. BARR
..... ._ .. , .... ,
Green diamonds are moat
often from Bahia. Brull. where
nwty all diamonds produced
shOW some tinge of green. The
green color Is thought to be
eaueed by natural uranium Ir-
radiation In close proximity
with diamond crvstals over
rrony ~ of years. Thia
natunsl s>fOCetS was initiated by
nwn When In 190<4. di1monds
_,.. treated oreen PY im11111rs-
1ng them In flldlum sali..
Pink diamonds have hie·
tOOcally been found In India.
and torretlmas eomeo. but the
m:>tt lmponant modem source
Is the Wllll1mson M ine in
Tanzania. Blue diamonds range In
tones from or-rblue. powder
blut and deep tapph1re blue.
All of the f'll,torlc t)l u• dan-ondl .,. of lndlan Of1gln.
l'he 1m11 fam:>ut blue ol 111 or
COUf*t. 11 the Hope Diamond
We have model• of the Hope
and Eureka (accurate In 1lzt.
oolof and cut) on display In our
ttore window lhla WMfo;.
You are au,. tO .n}oy '"'"9 them and our fine colleetlon 01
r.ncy colofed dlal'nOndt. sotre
Of WhlCh we f'laY9 made up In
.cdtlnQ jitwelry dMIQtlS.
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Just
~oa ting
Q wleb~ Tom~~\·r
Probe of GSA Deepens
Marpbiar
Shifting the Blanle
Furniture Purchases
Said to Violate Policy
•E"ITING SOME LEVERAGE: An utric1al envelop ·
from the Uru~ States DepMrtmenl ol 1'run11portaatton ar·
.. 1ved al my houti ye.llterd11y f rotn Dclrolt t picked It up
and lVmt'd U over In mr lrc>mblinl hands I knew I wu In :>Oml' kind of govemmen trouble
WASHINGTON <AP> -The General Services Admlnl!1trat1on.
already the object ol several federal lnvestl1atlons. has been paying
millions or dollars to a New Jersey firm for chairs and file cabinets
that do not meet specifications. it was reported today .
The Washington Post. quoting unnamed sources, said GSA in·
vcstlgators had found the CQn·
Su plctou.,.ly. I unfolded th papcr1t und found th11t lh1s
mlu1ve v s government form OMll 04 R~O C8 l9
" hat .. n·ht'f'
I "'a."n·t ~ang hallt"d Into federal court Thurc was a r•· lly ruct' covt•r lt tlcr rrom Lynn L. Bradford, actinJ
d1re<'tor of the omc.-of Detecu lnve:>U1t1.1tlon, Motor Veh1·
l'lr Pro~ram'
II E E PLAINED THAT I had been sclentlf1cally selt>NPd ror the fttl3ched 20 questions on f'orm OMB·
"'hak\l'r The government had al:,o upplicd a pre
1'lam pt'<1. Pn ' itddn-sM~d return envelope Al~o. lhert' was a
St.'Cond copy or OM B-wbalevcr wh1 cb Wil~ a duphcate for
my very own rate~
Now lo the form 1tselr I learned to my amazement
that lh1:s 'ast government sheet was a Gear Shift Lever
Quest onn ire It bad room for me to include gear shift
lever data on all three or my cars-if I owned three cars.
Clearly, this :survey is fairly narrow. It doesn 't want to
know how well your car is running or If it ever quit on you
or burst into names.
The government just wants how you're doing with the
~ 11
Gouemment Drawing of Gear Shift Lever tn Questionnmre
httle shift lever on the noor. They even included a drawing
of one in case you don't know what it looks like.
Some sample questions:
QU~TION : Have you ever had problems with the
floor-mounted gear shift lever on lhis car?
ANSWER: Well, frankly, yes. It was on my wife's lil·
lie open sports roadster. l leaped in it one day while wear-
ing some old peg-cuffed trousers. The lever went up my
pantleg and l was stuck there.
QUESTION: What kind of trouble? Gear shift lever
felt loose? Could not shift gears at all?
ANSWER: The trouble was I was trapped on the gear
shift lever. It definitely didn't feel loose. It felt pretty light
up that pant leg. It wasn't a question or shifting the lever.
ll was shifting my leg that 1 was worried about.
QUESTION: As a result, did you partially Jose control
of the car?
ANSWEa: Not at all. l partially lost control or my
temper.
QUESTION : Did an inj ury result?
ANSWER: Il certainly did. To my pride. I asked this
guy who was passing by if he'd give me a hand. He look
one look, stood back giggling, and applauded.
QUESTION: Did the same problem with the gear shift
lever reoccur ?
ANSWER: Never. I a lways wear short pants in that
car now.
So lhere you have il, folks. I'm sure the government
can hardly wail to get the return of my Great Gear Shift
Lever Questionnaire.
Amendment Backed
TRENTON, N.J . <AP) -New Jersey is the first state to ratify
a proposed constitutional amendment to grant congressional
representation to the District of Columbia.
The state Senate and Assembly approved the proposed amend·
ment Monday. The measure must be ratified by 38 slates before
Aus. 22, 1985, to become partoftheConstitulion.
The proposed amendment, which would give the District of
Columbia two U.S. senators and al least one representative,
passed the Assembly by a 59· 12 vote ; the Senate quickly followed.
tract vioh•lions In an examina-
tion or Art Metal Inc., the a gen·
ry's main supplier or office
rurnlture.
GSA technicians who ex·
amlned and tested the office
furniture supplied by Art MetaJ
round that it bore little re·
semblance to what GSA had
specified when it sought bids
Cheniicals
Tied to 20%
Of Cancers
WASHINGTON <A P > -Ex
posure to cancer-causing
che micals at American work
sites may cause at least 2Q per·
cent of all cancer deaths --or
nearly 80,000 people each year · -
with asbestos apparently the No.
1 chemical killer. government
scientists say.
The e stimates are sharply
higher than past figures, which
placed the cancer toll from OC·
cupalional exposure at only 1
percent to 5 percent, Joseph A.
Califano Jr., the secretary of
health, education and welfare.
said Monday.
A S I NG L E c hemical .
asbestos. may account for 17
percent of all cancer deaths an·
nually. Other chemical culprits
include arsenic, ben zene and
vinyl chloride.
Scientists from the National
Cancer Institute and the Na·
tional Institute of Environmen·
tal Health Science said 20 per·
cent was a "conservative"
estimate of the cancer toll from
work sites, estimating it could
run as high as 38 percent.
The scientists based their find·
ings not on new medical re·
search, but on new statistical
analyses of the numbe r of
workers exposed to cancer·
causing chemicals on t he job
a nd their risk of incurring
cancer.
CALIFANO TOLD an AFL·
CJO conference on occupational
safety and health about the new
estimate and released a five·
page draft summar y of the
study.
HEW scientists are putting the
study into final form to submit
to the Labor Department's Oc·
cupational Safety and Health
Administration by Friday.
OSHA is preparing new stand·
a rds for regulating hundreds of
known or sus pected cancer.
causing agents al work in hopes
of accelerating federal action to
ban or restrict them.
CRITICS OF THE plan have
said it could cost industry
billions of dollars, and some
have said the standards are not
needed because the incidence of
occupational cancer was low.
Dr. David P. Rall, director of
the National Institute of En·
vironmenlal Health Sciences.
said scientis ts who made the low
estimates "just haven't looked
carefully enough at the prob·
lem."
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lrom m a nufacture r s, the
sources were quoted as saying.
ALTHOUGH GSA knew from
pre-production tesls that the ol-
li c e c hairs did not mee t
specifications, the agency chose
to Ignore those findings earlter
• this year and award Art Metal a
' SS.S million contract to make tbe
chairs, The Post said.
Ih the process, GSA turned
down bids from three other
f i rm s w hose chairs m et
specifications, sources told the
newspaper.
Robert E . Hughes. who was in
charge ol buying furniture for
GSA until last July, told the Post
he objected to giving the con-
tract to Art Metal because the
• bid specifications were not met
and he cons idered the com·
pany's products to be generally
"shoddy."
HUGHES WAS quoted as say·
ing his objections were over·
ruled by Robert P. Graham.
commissioner of GSA's Federal
Supply Service. But Graham
told the newspaper he had in·
structed Hughes to decide on his
own whether to go ahead with
the contract.
Philip J . Kurens. president of
Art Metal, was quoted as saying
he couldn't comment on the mal·
ter because of a pending court
case .
The Newark, N.J .. firm has
challenged in federal court a re·
cent decision by GSA Ad·
minls trator J ay Solomon to
cancel a $9 milllon contract
awarded to Art Metal in August
to supply more filing cabinets.
FEDERAL AGENCI ES have
complained in the past that
many or lhe filing cabinets re·
quired extensive repairs before
they could be used.
The company. which last year
received $25 million out or a
total of $32 million in sales from
GSA contracts, has been under
investigation by the GSA in re-
cent months .
Other federal investigations of
GSA are looking Into allegations
that corrupt employees and con·
tractors are costing taxpayers
S66 million annually.
If you have $10,000 or more In
a 5% bank passbook, we
can Increase your Interest
rate by at least 50%.
All you do Is switch your
funds Into one of our Six·
Month Money Market Certi·
flcate Accounts.
Interest will be cred ited
quarterly or, at your option..
Fire Rages
Helicopter at rif.'!ht drops water on a blazin~ hillside as
weary firefighters fought gusting, shifting winds today in
foothills southwest of Denver. Forest fire teams from
California joined the battle against the blaze. which has
destroyed 3,100 acres of timber and rangeland. No injuries
and limited property damage have been reported since it
started Sunday. Many homes were threatened today.
Gunman on Campus
Kills I, Wounds I
ANN ARBOR. Mi ch. <AP 1 -·A gunman shot a building supervisor
on the University of Michigan campus early today, then pursued him
into a building and fired several more shots. killing him and wound·
ing a bystander. police s aid. Police Capt. Robert Conn said that on
the basis of witnesses ' reports and other information. investigators
would seek a murder warrant lo·
day ror a m_an who was ac-of school buildings were locked.
q u aln~~d w_1th the v 1ct1 m was initially hit outside the Music Auth~m~aes withheld the name of Building at the center of the huge
the victim. campus. Conn said.
THE WO UNDED MAN , 28·
year -old ·Rocky Mayne of Ann
Arbor, was hit in the shoulder by a
stray bullet and was listed in good
condition at University Hospital.
Conn said.
The slain supervisor . whose
duties included overnight checks
to make sure doors and windows
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pursuit. police said.
Conn said the killer fired at
least four more times at the vie· •
lim inside the buildjng before
neeing the scene on foot.
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the university·s 28,300 students.
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CALIFORNIA
Chu101ny Chl111p·
Mo1~y Tours Neighborhood
PALM SPRINGS IAP 1 Wh t d~2' 1 per.on do when 11 chlm
-pan~ Wllllu' In throu!lh the back door aod tn&tlces himself ul home In
front O! 0.-let~v lOn aet" Offer blm some refre hment. of course
Thet 11 what one hospatabll' couplo did when Simon. • foot·IOOS"
four root t•ll. a pound <'hlmp. bro«o out of his cage and decided to
m~ h ntt-"bor
''I GU HE JUST wanl('d to
l 1:1ke n look ul the
nelahborhood." aid 1~llre Sgt
~ Wei&f'l
Semon &ot I~~ Sunday n11hl
rrom hil!i PM\•ate o"'ner while he
wa ~in.g ft"d. aJd Weigel "lit>
threw lht own~r aside and just
walked away." Weigel said,
add•na lhot lht' ch1mp didn't ap
pear to bf danaerou~ · II~ wu Jwu playing like a <"h1mpaniee
does. He m~ to bt' a "ery gentle
monkt'> ··
door off u mt.'lul s hed tn whtch
he Wlb tempornrlly confined
THE GtJTSV MONKt:V then
!launlered Into the ba<'k door of
one rouplc'li home. Weigel saJd,
'· . wulkcd Into thu living
room, at down und started
watching TV. They ofrered him
a piece ol cake. iand he ate it."
He nn-.lly was tOUed Into rt
turnana to his caa:e
llnder Arrest
Tladey, Septembor ! ;> Hl73
Younger, Brown Rapped
Debate Claims
Fraudulent? ..
SACRAMENTO <AP> -Attorney Oeneral Evelle Younger and
Gov. Edm~d Brown Jr. are both under League.or Women Voters at-
tack for ~e1r failure lo agree on campaign debates, but League of.
ficers say it is really Younger who Is uncooperative. ~~....;...~~~~~~~~~
BOTH THE DEMOCRATIC "I don't thnink he is m isleading
governor and his Republlcan nor do t think he is fraudulent."'
challenger have said they want
to debate. but negotiations over
format have broken down, and
plans for League-sponsored
televised debates have lloun·
dered.
BUT SHE REPEATED that
her criticism applied to both
campaigns. adding. ··we've.
been bending over backwards to
avoid laking sides."
Simon cu~~ i>omc damage.
thouah. !&!! he wailked around lhe
neighborhood. denling a car
hood as he bounced on tl, pulling
out shrubs and planb. throwing
patio furniture and even tearing
Nol one to lcl mo~s grow un
der has hairy feel. Simon
escaped again Monday. This
time he was apprehended by a
police officer who, Weigel said.
"chained him lo the patrol car"
until his owner could take ham
home again.
Sacrame~to police arrest a Teamsters picket Monday
al?ng with about 40 others for alleg~dly_ blocking a
driveway. C<?ntra_ct talks between the union and four
Northern California supermarket chains are scheduled to
resume Wednesday.
In response. League President
Joan Rich and debate project
manager Dana Quittner said at
a Monday news conference that
both campaigns had made mis·
l eading . deceptive and
fraudulent statements about
their willingness to debate.
Asked to specify what the can·
didates have done improperly.
the two League leaders cited a
letter from Younger's campaign
that said Younger has accepted
a debate proposal of the Junior
League and Urban League.
She said when the League
drafted a compromise debate
formal with elements or the
Younger and Brown proposals.·
Younger refused while "tht·
Brown campaign has not only
accepted. but more than that 1s
willing to meet us ."
Yo~nger's press secretary:
Boo!'ae Shok, said the GOP;
nominee did not intend to take
p~rt in any }llore negotiations
With the L~ague or Women
Voters or Brown's camoahm.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Controversial Proposals
Shown Ahead in Polls
E'mon Bond .... ......_
Rep. Daniel J . Flood. D-Pa .. has
been freed on Sl0.000 bond in Los
Angeles. I le has been arraigned on
three federal perjury charges.
SAN FRANCISCO !AP I The most
controversial proposals on the Nov. 7
ballot -to restrict public smoking re-
quire the firing of homosexual teachers
and expand the death penalty -are aJt
heavily favored by California voters
pollster Mervin Field said today '
HIS SURVEY of 747 registered voters
shows Proposition s to limit smoking
favored by 58 percent, Proposition 6 on
homosexual teachers ahead by 61 per·
cent ~nd Proposition 7 to toughen ~nallles for murder leading by a whop·
pmg 83 percent.
In all three cases. the percentage of
undecided voters is s mall -4 percent
on Prop. s and 8 percent on 6 and 7
Field said. '
The wording of the propositions as
read lo those surveyed "was taken from
the statements appearing on the in-
itiatives and represents essentially what
voters will see on their November
ballot," Fields~id.
THE 58·36 SPLIT on Prop. s comes
very close to the estimated breakdown
of smoker s and non-smokers in
-Santa Barbara Jolted
By Quake Aftershock
SANTA BARBARA IAP I An earth·
quake registering 3.7 on thet Richter
scale jolted rei.1dents awake early to-
day. but police had no preliminary re·
ports of damage from the aftershock or
lust month's temblor.
"It woke me up," said Sunta Barbara
police Lt. Charles Davis. "ll shook the
house pretty good ... I was waiting for
m y motorcycle to fall over in my
garage."
The quake, which occurred at 4 :58
a.m., was centered seven miles
southwest of Santa Barbara "right in
the middle" of an aftershock area, said
Kate Hutton, a seismologis t at
California Institute of Technology in
Pasadena. A 5.1 quake hit the area Aug.
13.
Eatp~e• Oppo•e Bro"'"
SACRAMENTO <A P > -The largest
labor organization that represents state
employees says it will "publicly op·
pose" Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. for
re-e I ection this year.
But Waller Craib. president of the
115,000·member Califoqtia State
Employees Association. specified Mon·
day that it wouldn't go so far as to en·
dorse Republican Attorney General
Eve Ile Younge r , who is seeking
Brown's post.
S~'• Rite• Set
TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE (AP >·
The remains of 11 servicemen recently
~-.
NB Group
S11ing Union
By tbe Associated Press
The Western Growers Associa·
lion of Newport Beach has filed a
$200 million damage suit against the
United Farm Workers In connection
with a violent confrontation
between striking union members
and non-union workers at two King
City tomato growers last fall.
Association vice-president Les
Hubbard s~id Monday at WGA
headquarters the suits filed in Mon·
terey Superior Court on behalf of
Witney Farms,0.P. Murphy&Sons
and their employees ln the King City
area, seeks $25.8 million In actual
damages and $175 million tn
ptlnltlvedamages.
The ault &lccuses the U-FW,
several of Its organ1z4!rs and some
500 members of damaging equip·
ment and employee cars and pre·
venUng harvesting or crops durtng a
violent confrontallop at Wltney
rarm1, a Murphy s®1>ller
( __ sr._if_TE ______ )
returned by Vietnam will be transferred
to the mainland United Slates on Tues·
day. The remains will arrive here at about
5 p.m . and will receive full military
honors. said Major Tobu.as van Rossum
Daum.
¥mrnger BU• Ta~ Cut
LOS ANGELES I AP ) -Republican
gubernatoria l candidate Evelle
Younger has disputed state financial ex·
perts and claims the state's $1 billion in·
come tax cul will not sav~ taxpayers
money. Calling the bill a "phony," the state
attorney general said Monday reduced
property tax deduction resulting from
Proposition 13 will bring higher pay·
menls that will offset any proJected sav·
ings under the bill.
'/tfafla' E'i911re Dies
SAN JOSE IAP>-Josepb X. Cerrito,
67. identified as a Mafia leader in the
U.S. Congressional Record, was burled
here Monday at services that attracted
mourners in more than 50 black
limousines.
Cerrito, who operated a car
dealership here, died Thursday at a
hospital after an illness.
Nudi,st Setback
Won't Stop
Beach Backers
• SAN DIEGO <AP I -The battle over
nude beaches Isn't over, despite failure
or proponents t o ga ther enough
signatures on petitions to force a new
election on the issue.
A SPOKESMAN for the Nude
Beachell Committee says a new petition
drive wiJI be mounted aimed at placing
the Issue of nudity at Black's Beach on
the 1980 general election ballot.
The group failed lo get the neceasary
signatures this tlme around, Keith D.
Boyer. aclinR county registrar or
vQten, said Monday. He said a random
sampling method showed fewer than 90
percent of the 47 ,000 signature~ sub·
mitted were valid.
LAST VEAR, VOTERS resclodcd 4
city ordinance which since 1973 allowed
nudily al the 1101 ated. 900·root
municipal beach In La Jolla.
Cal~fornia and throughout the country.
Esttm.ates are that about 37 percent of
Americans smoke.
The propo~al is strongly opposed by
the tobacco industry, small businesses ~hambe_rs of commerce and some civii
hbe~tan~. It ~as the support of the
Cahf~rma Medical Association. the American Lunl! Association. AmeriNm
Cancer Society and the Sierra Club
~ro~. 6. also known as the Briggs
lmt1attv.e, would prevent the hirjng and
require the firing or openly gay
teachers or those who promote
homosexuality.
FIELD SAID RECENT national opin·
ion . surve~s by George Gallup and
LoU1s Harns show "a majority of the
American public disapproves of
homosexuals as school teachers. but ap-
proves of their working in many other
job classifications."
Prop. 7 expands the categories of first
degree murder which could be punished br ~be death penalty and makes It more
dtfftcult for convicred murderers to be
paroled.
"--Brown Signs
Law to Cut
Wurt Cases
SAN FRANCISCO IAPI -Most civil
suits involving $15,000 or less would be
settled by arbitration, not jury trials.
under legislation signed Into law Mon·
day and intended to reduce court
backlogs. speed rulings and save
money.
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. told some
1,600 lawyers at the State Bar Associa·
lion convention. who watched him sign
SB 1362. that the measure was "a small
but significant step" toward making the
judicial system more ''lean. responsible
and effective."
"WE HA VE NO other choice." the
Democratic governor said. "If we don't
control the runaway growth In new
laws. procedures and times it takes to
resolve disputes, then we will have
radical reactions," much as Proposition
13 was a reaction by voters fed up with
runaway property taxes, Brown said.
"l don't think the legal system has
the capacity today or ever has had the
capacity to mediate every single dis·
pute between husbands and wives ...
and ever y single neighborhood dis·
pule," he said.
SPONSORED BY Senate Judiciary
Committee Chairman Jerry Smith, D·
Saratoga, the new law is intended to re·
duce the expense to counties and the
state of resolving civil suits filed in
superior courts by eliminating the need
for new judges to handle backlogs, and
by speeding up hearings on the cases.
Now. with about 100,000 cases pend·
ing, litigants wait an average or 2'AI
years before their cases are resolved,
Smith has said.
Brown told the convention that an
erosion in public confidence in poliU·
clans is "spreading like a cancer over
the land, affecting lJlwyers, judges, doc·
tors and other pillat's or our societ y."
WITHOUT REFERRING 'directly lo
Chiel Justice Rose Bird, Brown said il
that lack or confidence spreads to in·
elude ··an independent judiciary, and its
ability to make judgments above the
fray of the moment, we do have a
serious problem."
Mrs . Bird, who spoke to the conven·
tlon Sunday, ho~ refused to campaJgn
on her own behalf against groups or·
ganized to unseat her, saying she did
not want lo Poliliclie the selection of
Justices. The arbttrotlon law Brown signed re·
quires the now system, elfecUve Jan. 1,
In counties wllh 10 or more Superior
Court. judges. Those are Alameda, Con·
tra Costa. Fresno, Los Angeles, Orange,
Riverside , Sacramento. San
Bernardino, Santa Clara, San Mateo.
San Diego and San Francisco.
OTHER COUNTIES CAN decide to
pa rtlclpate voh1nt.a.rlly. Any allo~y
both parties agree upon mey orblt.rale
cases under lhe Jaw. and would be paid
SlSO a day.
. . ..-. ....
"THAT I~ MISLEADING.
SHE SAID YOUNGER is will··
ing to debate under the rules or.:
fered by the Junior League and
the Urban League -in which'
the two candidates would ques·
lion each other -and not under
the League of Women Voters
format, in which some debate!:
would use the Younger-approved
format and others would include
P.anels of reporters asking ques.
lions.
Thal is fraudulent. That is de·
ceptive," Ms. Quittner said.
Ms. Rich added that stale·
ments of bolh campaigns on the
debates were ''at best mislead·
ing and at worst fraudulent."
Asked what Brown had done
t h at was mi s leading or
fraudulent, Ms. Quittner replied,
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Robert N Wf'ed1Publ1sher Thomas Ketovt1/Ed1tor
Barbtlro Kr?tblch/Edlt0t't11 P~ EC11tor
·A War in Which . ..
=The Public Won
lt " ~ early tn 1973 that the tht>n n~dglln~ Regional
• Cooi.tal Comm•~blon \\C·nt to \\Ur with Ave<> Commun1l y
• De\•c lope,-, o ve r a ~ac re pll.lllned coastal development
betwe<>n South Laguna nd Dnni. Point.
The <>n.-.&11ns serit.><> of court lJattlt.'h co~t A\'t.'O dearly
mt the proJt.!t'l >(round lo u hull It hru, tx~ stalemated
ever slnct'
Jud.gm~ fron\ tht• nc,., d1°H·lopment pl n lhul th~
l'Om&>:ctn) nu\\ ha' tx•forr lht· t'Ounty Planntng Com-
mtssaon, however. thl' tortur~d rt •lny was worth the wall
Crtme are A\·ro·-. rormcr manaf,tement ·s plans for a
high rl.M' rt'SC>rt hotel alonR tht: water Gone. too, are th
htith houstns: d<>ns1ue~ and d l1\IC'lopment reature~ that
\\Ould haH· ('Ul the public out from t!nJoymenl of that por
t1on or~ l'O~lhn<'
ln t.Jw1r plm•c urc plons Uwt prc!>ervc whul s hould be
pre erH'<i. mdudm~ unobstructed ocean view. realistic
hou~mg dt'l'bllH?~ that assurt· mainlammg the area ·~
natural bt'ftuly Jnd. m osl ~1~nificantly. u development
pro~1 am 1 ha t ~·~url':'!> <'Ontinu,·rl public cnjoym4:nt of the
co;,i!'>t urt·u~
AvC'O':, new m,magtr~ :-.hould be <'Ommended for com-
inA up "1th a plun that took the public.' into consideration
and pres~r\'ed the area's lx·..i uty.
And giving credit whe re credit is due. the oftcn-
mahgned environmenta l groups and Coastal Commission
that (ought the battles should be thanked for helping stop
the questionable deve lopment of the precious coastal area.
Econonllc Facts
By now 1t is ralrly ge nerally known that the British
economy has been in a rnther regrettable condition in re-
cent years.
So it m ay come as a surprise to learn that U.S. pro-
ductivity growth over the past decade has been less than
that of a ll other .major nations a nd now is tied with the
United Kingdom in last place.
For many years U.S. productivity grew about 3 per-
cent a year That growth now has dropped to 1 percent.
placing us le vel with Britain in last place on the world
scene.
This information was put forth by Sen . John Dan·
forth. a member of the Senate Finance Committee that 1s
examining the m ajor tax bill passed by the House.
Arguing in favor of lowering the corporate tax rate
t'\'t'rl more than provide d m the House measure. m the in·
ten·:-.t of generating more capital to stimulate the
ec·onomv. Danforth further noted that the percentage of
U S ~r~s national product devoted to the formation of
capital now 1s less than any other nation. including Great
Brit am.
"We're dead last, .. he declared.
Whjle c utting corporate taxes may not seein to have
much appeal for the average taxpayer. the cold economic
fact is that business needs cash to step up productivity
and create new jobs.
And cash turned over to the government in the form
of taxes creates nothing but more government which
-does nothing to s timulate the health of the nation's
economy and keep it m competition with the rest of the
world.
Recheck Power Supply
When it comes to providing e mergency pawer in
event or serious e lectrical outages. recent experience in
Laguna Beach s ugges ts you can never be over-prepared.
Laguna was hit with a downtown power loss in the
t•a rly morning ho urs . Both police and fire departments
were blacked out. But when crews a ttempted to cul in
emergency gcnerntors. these units also failed. Emergen-
t'Y s ervices were thus without power for nearly one hour.
The failure of e m erge ncy generators came. accord·
mg to city officials. despite the fact that the units are in·
s pecl<..>d weekly a nd were reported a s functioning perfect-
ly jus t the previous Friday.
Electl'ical company officials have warned in recent
times that heavy demands could cause more outages or
hrown-ouls in the future if more power sources are not
developed. And th ere is always the threat that unan-
ticipated events might cut electrical service.
The recl!nt Laguna Beach experience s uggess that
perhaps o fficials at all facilities where electrical power is
critical, s uch as emergency services and hospitals,
s hould increase efforts to assure th<tl auxiliary generat-
ing units are indeed functioning.
• Opinions expressed in the space above are those of the Daily Pilot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
art ists Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321 .
Boyd/Poem
By L. M. BOYD
This is the last verse of a
ramous poem : "And you
each genUe animal . . . lo
you for life may bind ...
and make it follow at your
call . . . It you are always
kind." Can you name the
poem? or course. or course,
.. Mary Had a Little Lamb."
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
F'rom the amounts of
money I read of
buralan and their Ilk
getting when robbing
homes. businesses etc.,
and the cost of living
being wbal ll Is, seems
to me ~y'd be better
oft just R"Olng to worlc
They'd have more lime orr. Jc.
Claim ls lbal people with
blue eyes and red hair are
more likely to be nan biters
than people with brown eyea
and brown hair.
Q. "What's the oldest
known fermented liquor?''
A. Somethln1 called
Toddy. made in lndla since
800 B.C. out of rice and
molasses.
Q . ''Who was the first
president to have a phone on
his desk?"
A. Herbert Hoover.
Q . "Wh a t'!! n
librocub1cularist ?"
A. Someone who reads ln
bed.
"Whlcb o f the Wult
Olaney characters hos turned
up In the most mQvles?"
A. Donald Duck, by tar
Quutlon aris es as to
whether the United Slates
has ev(!r had a president and
vice presldent bclonglna to·
different polltlcol parties.
Yes, thot, too, occurred
When Federalis t J o hn
Adams w111 pre1ldeot. bis
vice president was
Republican Thomos Jcf.
ferson.
Nick Thimmesch
D.C. Doesn't Qualify as State
W ASHlNGTON -There is no
tood reasoo why, In ordur t-0 de·
It ver voting r1lblll to District or
Columbia residents. thb federal
city s hould suddenly be re·
garded as a state entitled to two
fully runctlonlng U.S. senators
and a representative or two.
'I el that is what a bunch of
frightened polltlc1ans decided
here recently,
In pus1ing o
constltuUonal
ame ndme nt
now to be vot ·
ed o n by
th e fifty
l egitimat e
s tates ror
ratirication
The Dis
tr let o f
Columbia , wb1 c h 1s on e ·
twentieth the size of poor liUle
Rhode Is land -our tiniest state
-physically amounts to nothing
more than Cl collectton or federal
buildings. m onuments and
parks.
Though It has an elected
mayor. c ity council. school
board. and one non-voting del·
egate to the House. and votes
for President , the ultimate
power over the fate or D.C. is
held by congressional commit·
tees which not only control the
purse strings but the OistricL
government's very right to ex-
ist Indeed . in the 1870s.
Congress did abolish the existing
D.C. government. and even to·
day has the authority to veto the
actions or the city council. Some
stale D.C. would be.
D.C. IS NO more a state than.
say, Switzerland is a world
naval power. The men who
wrote the U.S. Constitution in·
tended that the seal of federal
government be located in a
special place -set aside for
that purpose -away from any
entanglement with designated
states.
Article One and the Seven-
teenth Amendment s pecify
"state" in referring to mem-
bers hip in the U.S. Senate and
House of Representatives. Chief
Justice J ohn Marshall wrote
that "state," as used in the first
two articles. referred only to
member states of the Union and
no( to D.C.
And yet here we have a sim-
pering Congress voling that. to
provide represent.at.ion ror D.C ..
it "shall be treated as though it
were a state."
Before I go further. J want to
say that a case can be made out
Paul Harvey
ror 0 C. residents to be able lo
elect llouse members with full
votlng rights. But the case Is tcr·
rlbly thin for converting O.C. in
lo a virtual st.ate to get it two
U.S. senators 83 weU .
HOUSE MEMBERS represent
the people directly. Senators are
supposed to represent varied In·
terests In a much larger and
dJ verse territory. Moreover. in
our federal system. the st.ates
were to enjoy a sovereignty .
standlng as a buffer to encroach·
ment by the central govern· menl.
Since U.S. senators should
vote for the larger and d iverse
interests or their s tate -even
against the federal government
-how would U.S. senators from
the federally dominated District
of Columbia vote for the 1n
terests or their jurisdiction when
it 1s wboUy dominat~ by one
power -the very federal gov·
ernment st.ates should be leery or ..
Again. the le~is lilures of
s tates rattly cons lltut.onal
amendments. but 0 C. has no
state legislature. Nor does it
have a governor. county or
township government. or cows.
t:ven Rhode Island has cows
Indeed. as Sen. S.l. Hayakawa
CR.-Calif. I points out, 0 C. has
no seaport. no industry, no
agriculture. only the big·
s pe nding rede ral government
Two-thirds or employed O.C
people work ror the federal gov-
e rnment or the businesses which
serve It. Washington D C
doesn't produce anything -no
wheat. automob1les. or
rurnlture. It spends the produc-
tion of other states. Washington,
D.C. isone hugestomach
sides ."
One Senulor rema rk ~d
that if a secret vote on th1~
amendmen\ had bt..~n held. 1t
would have I05l two to one. an·
stead of winning two to one
lt was not clear tbink1n1 but
politi c~tll pressure bordering on
tyranny which put this fraud
over. The 0 C. detegalt! in Uu:
Hous e is Walte r Fauntroy. J
popin1ay of the first order. whc1
1s able to muster busloads of
D.C. r~idents for southern 1n.
vasions In order to knock off o
congressman wtth black vote$
Since last spring, using the
franking prlvllel'e. Fauntroy
sent vast mailings across tht·
South to black community
leaders telling them how lmpor
tant it i& for D C. to have full
representation. Translated. lh1~
means that Fauntroy pants to
become the first elected U.S.
senator from D C.
SOUTHERN senators like
Strom Thurmond <R ·S.C 1 and
Herman E. Talmadge tO.-Ga 1
caved In out of fear of being
driven out of office by black
votes. So did five northern gov-
ernors fwith large black popuJa.
lions in their states 1 by urging
ratification of the amendment.
So did G.O.P. national chairman
Btll Brock who thinks this Is <i
slick way to gel bl ack support
ror Republican candidates.
And Sen. Edward Ke nnedy
ID.-Mass. 1 had one of his oc
casional demagogic moments by
declar ing. in effect. that a votl'
against the amendment was .,
vote against blacks. Such non-
sense. This amendment wo'lld
be wrong if D.C. were 70 percent
white. or Chicano. or Aleut -In·
stead of70 percent black as it is.
IT MAKES more sense. ai-.
Sen. Orrin Hatch <R .-Utah 1 pro
poses. ror Congress to cede back
to Maryland cwlth its
legislature's consent 1 all of D.C
except ror a s m a ll Cederal
enclave. In 1846. northern
Virginia got its piece or O.C
back through this method.
H this .. full r etrocesc;ion"
were accomplished. people llv
mg in Washington could still
elect their own congressmen and
vote for U.S . senators from
Maryland.
The way it ls now. Fauntroy &
Co. are trying to coer ce stale
legislatures into quick passage
or this bad l egis l ation.
Fortunately. California balked.
and Delaware flat out rejected
tl. Othe.r stales should do the
same.
· Delayed Retirements Might Save Pensions
Forcing any willing and able
worker to retire at any age is ob·
scene .
But that is not the reason re·
tirement laws are being
changed. ll's because we can't
afford not to.
Interesting, isn't it, bow oft.en
we have to do what we ought to
do -if only for purel y
prag m atic
' con s idera-
tions? Jn Detroit.
Los Angeles
and Oakland.
Calif .• half of the entire
budget for the
police and
fire departments goes to pay
penslom for retirees.
Stale and local governments
have issued $270 billion worth of
"promissory notes," which they
Art Hoppe
have no prospect of ever being
able to pay.
"Twenty years and out"
pension plans for policemen and
firemen wilJ bankrupt American
cities in the foreseeable future
unless something gives.
WHAT BAS happened Is that
pollticians historically have or-
fered policemen and firemen im·
proved retirement benefits in
Heu of pay raises. This deferred
to some future administrator the
problem of paying the bill. Now
the bill is coming due.
Similarly. military retirement
-retirement after 20 years on
half pay -Is more than we can
afford.
What voters have done in
Oakland. Calir., is to "phase out"
the retirement formula. They will
not take any pension money away
from present employees, but
future employees wl 11 receive le,,s
benents.
Congress recently ra1sed the
mandatorv retirement aize from
65 to 70. mostly to take the
pressure orr top-heavy Social
Security.
Now a su1t ls on its way lo the
Supreme Court which could
abolish .. any discrimination
based on age.•·
THE U.S. Court of Appeals -
ruling on behalf or a tenured
teacher -did find lhat "public
employees cannot be forced to re·
tire at any age on the basis or age
alone."
The U.S. Commission on Civil
Rights supports that position.
How many Americans will
want to continue working? When
Sears suspended its "65 and out"
rule last fall. 45 percent or all
employees turning 65 chose to
keep working.
H e alth . Education a nd
Welfare Secretary Joseph
Califano says 65 is not old
anymore, that our nation mu:sl
reevaluate its historic polic1e11
toward age and retirement.
In 1900. age 65 was old. Jn
1978, t.hree-rourths or all peoph.•
who reach 65 will live to age 81.
SO'. says Secretary Califano.
required retire ment at any age
may be prohjb1t1vcJy costly.
HE ASKS Congress to con·
sider "phased retirement" with
increased incentives to do part
time work.
Thirty years ago, half of all
men 65 and over remained on
the job. Today only one In five
does.
And with the aggregate obhi:ta
tion due all retirees now exceed
ing SS trillion -an amoun1
equal lo our entire federal
budget at Its present level for
the next 20 years -the money to
meet these future obligation:.
Just is not there.
Hthe VietnaIDese Won, Why Should We Pay The~?
The Vietnamese have been
buttering us up lately. hinting to
visiting Congressional delega.
Uona that they sure would like to
let bygones be bygones and
could we maybe spare a couple
of billion or ~ to help them re·
build their blasted countryside?
Are they out of their minds?
This kind of devious Ob5equious•
nesa Is an In·
suit to our In·
tclllgence.
Who the hell
do they thJnk
won that war
anyway?
Tbey did.
It is a uni·
vcraalty ac·
C'Cpted axJom
In dlplomatlr
circles that to the victor belongs
the d uty of paying the van·
qulahcd for any und all damage
incurred durlng hostilities. As
you know, thanks to our
generosity and foresight In com.
perfulln« Germany ond J8pan
tor 1tartlnar a war with u"· wo
con no tonier afford thei r automobiles
And that's the way it should
be. Certa.lnly a defeated country
that's been bombed Into rubble
can't afford to pay for a war.
Wars are very expensive.
SO LET'S NOT let those Viet·
namese get away with sldlin1 up
to us t rying to look like a bunch
or losers. They won that war fair
and square, by God, and they
ought to pay ror It 1
Admittedly. it won 't be easy
for them. ll isn't just the $100
billion they owe us fo r the
bombs. bullets, defoliants and
what not we expended In order
to lose that Wt\r, Far more dJ(.
flcult will be rebuilding our shat·
tered economic. soclul a nd
political systems.
There can tx-no question that the expensiv(• war Induced a
period of unprt'cedcnted lnlla·
tlon 1hftl Ms all bul destroyed
the value or our dollar It crcat·
cd o generation .l{ap that ttN
parent oi:aln~l child It t'aus('{I
riots and demonstrations that
Jed to a la.'ltlng loss or respect
tor tradition and authority And
when it was all over we sank tn-
to a miasma of political apathy
that. t.o this day. threatens our
democracy.
And they want us to pay
them?
SURE, THEY may be short a
tew bridg~ and hospitals. But
baslc31ly their country appears
unified and t he ir population
'--~~~~~~~~~--
gung ho. And I'll tx-t the Gnomes
of Zurich jus t lau~h when
ic1nyone ~uggesu the need t o
prop up their national unit or
currency.
True. it 's doubtful they couJd
come up with the trllllon dollarq
or so to restore' our war-ravaged
society lo its former greatne~
But thel'(''S an 1mportan1 lesson
In thi:s that I hope we've learned
once nnd for all Nev ·r lose .•
war t o a poor . h ll le. lJn
derdeveloped country.
IF YOU'RE going to lo~ a
war . loi;e it lo a b15(. rich,
powerful country. Just think. if
we'd had the ,;ood sense to losti
World War II to I.he German:)
and Japam.'lSi', they couldn 't af
ford to drive Studebakers tod3y
And whilt> Wl''re all hopinJr
\\c've lcurned Ol<r k'lson. lr1 '
also hope the \'1ctnumt':<.l' h .. vt•
l ~o rnt'd thl•l r ... too J>h···d•n11
povtrty "'on ·, Al'l them oH thl·
hook "It you co.n·1 afford .a war.· ...
Horry Truman tor pcrti.1p:. 11
was Konrad l\d~n3uer1 onct-
aald. "don't win t ··
f
NATION
Mixed Thinks Served
Fractur d Phrases Give Cliches New Life
By H Gtl .~ M LUGAN .,.,_,.,c;er,_ __
RIDGEFIELD. Conn "My husband amokH
hit~ a hsh. ' com11laint?d the woman In lht'
llu~rm .. rktt tht> ulhrr day, which reminded mt
th t anotht r 1>em10.1r 1n Obvtrse Enallsh ml1ht be
m order now thol a nt"'4-io.rhool tcrm ~ bea.innina
Obv~ Ent:ll!\h, )OU may rcull from a pre
\'IOu.1 )jlmmtnntt hert an tht· st •w pot. l d Uvertna
a elant'lng blow to thC' lnnguaae lllO that everyday
t'xprus ton:. and '*t'll we>rn r hrhcs emt>rtecf alight·
ly askc~·
JAM TH\'ltBFft. WHO UVU in lbese ex
urban part.a, d.lt.C'C)H•rf'd th!A phenomenon in a
house ma1d na"'t"d Dt Ila who bit the mother
tonJue W1th her t'\e tooth '"\hat she seldom could
Sef' "'hPre the rt't!t of lhc• \enttnce was 101n1. She
re1u1arb t.lartlc:d lht-r .;mow; humorn.t with queb
llon.s hk'· ·0o ~ou w&1nt crc:tonnes In your soup
torH&ht"" and ·Shall I burn lht' refu1ee ln the In
canerator·• ·
tnce l la~t wrott> .tbout this rare knack for
puthn11 u little re\~r!>e Enghsh on the Queen's
En£hsh, a number or rN1ders ha\•e written, report
mg on ho'4 our h' ing language 1s fertili%ed in their
area and. encloslng documented evidence.
From La Verne, Cahl.. Clarice Kum sub-
mitted a newspaper article on the "Taiwan Scene"
that began "QUEMOY, Republic of China -The
craw that sticks m the throats of the Red Chinese
is this little island just a couple of miles off the
mainland in the Formosa Straits."
It's enough to make Edwin Newman swear off
('rawfish Corlife. especially in Chinese restaurants.
By BU Keane
Dog Does It
Sol.on Seeks Culprit
WASHINGTON !AP> -It may take the New
York City Police Department to clear up the mess
in the U.S. House of Representatives. particularly
the mess some dog left in the hall in front of Rep.
David Treen's office.
Can the enforcers of the Big Apple's new dog
law t hat requires owners to pick up after their
pups succeed where congressional investigators
have failed?
CAN THEY DETER MINE WHETHER the
culprit was Rags, the sheepdog that s leeps outside
the office of Rep. Dave Evans, D-lnd .• or Rep. Les
Aspin's shaggy dog, named Junket? Or is there
some other dirty dog roaming the fourth floor of
the Cannon House Office Building?
And who left the anonymous note in Treen's of·
fice? Spokesmen for the two prime suspects deny
that either Rags or Junket was responsible for the
mess in front of the Louisiana Republican's office
door.
What is discreetly described as "the incident"
occurred a month ago and suspicion immediately
fell on Rags , well known for his habit of sleeping in
the corridor.
BUT A STAFF INVESTIGATION disclosed
that Junket also is a regular visitor to the fourth
floor of the Cannon Building.
Nol only that. Aspin and Treen both serve on
the House Armed Services committee and oflen
are oo opposite sides of issues. lnves~gator~ began
considering whether the incident was ideological.
One morning, an anonymous note was left in
Treen 's office.
THE WRITER DEFENDED THE HONOR of
Junket," "the canine representative of Racine,
Wis."
"I thlnk this affair smells," said the writer
who suggested that the culprit might have been a
high-level administration lobbyist rather than
Rags or Junket.
Death Valley
Hoine to Many
WASHINGTON <AP> -Death Valley, a seem·
lngly barren desert in Southern California and
Nevada, Ls the home of more than 230 kinds of
birds. 17 kinds or lizards. 19 kinds of snakes. a
variety of insects, and more than 1,500 wild
burros, says National Geographic World
magazine. ...
Twenty-two kinds of plants grow only in Death
Valley, says the magaiine.
Do 7ou have tire and Chert tneurance
on your personal belon1Ln11?
0trz1 & Year Phone 548-5554 I ~ Tlltk & Pett Rabbiu ~--1914 Harbor Bhd •• COICa Mesa
A St!utllc b1t~kt'lball fan wrote that he beard a
"'porlac.a~lcr predlrt bis beloved SuperSonics
would huve a hard tim~ ln the championship
playoUe with the Wa.shlngton Bullets because
"Elvin H11yes can come at you from any direction,
h<."11 glftf'd with perennial vision."
A Fort Lauderdale. Fla .. psychiatric social
worker, uddrt.'$11ln¥ u local women's club at ll cof·
fee klatch. heard herself introduced as "a very
warm human beam ."
Pc>rhJps because of
ILS l''rench and Spanish c~ 4J. • J
herll1ttte. New Orleans µ<!'~St ~ 11ccm11 to ~ u treasure . __ __!W _
trove ol Inventive
l inguis t s . Rc>turnlng
there after an absence of 10 years abroad. m y wife
was 1rtieted by a random acquaintanc~ out or the
long ago with "Oh Brigid, we couldn't remember
what you looked like, but you look just like we re·
member you.''
A CUSTOMER ONCE LECTURED JIMMY
Brennan or the famous French Quarter restaurant
clan that "tipping should be included in the bill,
like they do in France. That way, it's a lot less
painless."
Then there is aU.orney Thomas Garret. the
always eloquent voice of the 9th Ward in New
Orleans, who told a Senate subcommittee looking
into urban crime patterns : "We got every kind ot
crime imaginable here in the 9th Ward; muggings,
drugs, rape, gun law violations, unexpected
mothers."
Politicians seem to have a flair for this sort or
verbal adagio.
Tip O'Neill, lhe speaker of the House. told the
American Society of Newspaper Editors In
Washington he would "unturn every stone" to get
to the bottom or the Korean influence-pedd.llng
scandal.
IN WORDS MISAIMED AT A CONVENTION
of carnival geeks but exploding on the floor of the
Louisiana Legislature, a Cajun lawmaker once ad·
vixed that august body: ''Don't bite your chickens
before they hatch."
It was he who also sought to sink an aid lo de·
pendent children bill with the ringing cry: "To hell
with posterity, what's posterity ever done for us?"
The Opelousas lawyer who related both these
anecdotes to m e said his Cajun colleague "could
bring the King's English to Its knees like a gored
ox," but I think he meant a polled Hereford.
This sort or hit-and-run rhetoric ts "spreading
like wild flowers," according to the resident
li nguaphobe In my office who warned me the Ken·
lucky Derby would be "a real cliff dweller."
JUST THE OTHER DAY AT ONE of those
wayside Inns where the menu is always in French
and the placemats in olde English, I heard a
customer tell the waitress, "I don't want the soup
du jour. I had that yesterday."
Out of deep respect for this type of verbal in-
genuity, a neighbor's son, who goes to Providence
College, had his year book picture inscribed with
the words of baseball player-intellectual Jim
Bouton as his motto for life:
"I'll have the pie a la mode. and put some ice
cream on it."
These days even the visual arts have their own
way of looking at things orally.
WITNESS THE WORDS OF BIUTISB fight
announcer Harry Carpenter when Joe Bugner. her
majesty's white hope. was get.ting his nose badly
bent out of shape by the then champion Muham·
mad All : "Bugner now really is bringing out the
best in Ali."
Rocky Graziano might have said the same of
welterweight Frilzie Zivic, never a devotee of the
Marquis or Queensberry's rules. but he said It bet-
ter : "That bum put his thumb in my eye and tried
to dial a number." ·
San Diego Zoo's
Gorilla Succumbs
SAN DIEGO <AP > -Massa, San Diego Wild
Animal Park's acrobatic lowland gorilla, has died of
a respiratory ailment.
Keepers round the 13·year-old male gorilla
dead during rounds Saturday. a Wild Animal Park
spokesman said Monday.
MASSA HAD BEEN SUFFERING from what
preliminary laboratory studies indicate may have
been a serious bout with Valley Fever.
Massa shared the Gabon. Africa home of Dr.
A I b.e rt Sc h w e i t z e r · s d a u g h t e r • Re n a
Eckert-Schweitzer. until he became an obnoxious
and overly-active 2-year·old.
LAST MARCH, WHEN HE was sent to the Los
Angeles Zoo on a breeding loan. the boistrous
Massa scaled a wall separating him from some
juvenlle gorillas and leaped lnto their enclosure,
s urprising both gorUlas and their keepers alike.
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vllamln C. It can pre·
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Many scientists stUl
question some medical
claims for vitamin C,
touted as a panacea 'for
conditions rangln1 from
colds to cancer.
BUT A SCIENTIST
said Monday there is no
doubt the vitamin. also
known as ascorbic acld,
is a good corrosion In·
hibitor for metal sur-
faces.
Nicholas T. Castelluc-
ci. a research scientist
with PPG Indus tries
Inc., of Springdale. Pa ..
reported the discovery
at the national meeting
o ( th e Am e rican
Chemical Society.
CAST ELLUCCI said
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partiall y r e place
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is highly toxic and was re·
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in an interview.
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he continued. "Ascorbic
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good, but it is effective
enough for many ap·
plicatlons."
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Dear World
MY YOUNG SON starts to school today
.•• It's all going to be sott of strange and
new to hlm for a wblle, and I wish you woaJd
son of treat blm gently.
You see, up to now he's been ldng of &be
roost •.• He'• been boss of tbe backyard ••.
His mother bas always been near to eoolhe
bls wounds and repair bis fedlngs.
But now tb.lngs are going to be dlffereat.
Tbis mornlng he's going to walk down tbe
front steps, wave bis band, and start oat on
the great adventure . . • It is an adventare
that mlgbl take him across contiDea'8, across
oceans • . • It's an adventure that will
probably lnclude wars and tragedy and
sorrow •.. To Uve his life ln tbe world be will
bave to Uve ID will require faith and love and
coarage.
So, World, I wtab you would sort of look
after blm ••• Take him by tbe band and
teach him tb.lngs be will have to know.
Bu& do It 1eatly, lf you can.
He wW have to learn, I know, &bat all men
are not just, that all men are not true.
But teach him also that lor every seouadrel
there Is a bero • • • &hat for every crooked
politician &he~ is a great and dedlca&ed
leader ••• Teach him that for every enemy,
there Is a friend.
Steer blm away from envy, lf you cu •.•
and teach him the secret of quiet laughter.
In school, World. teaeb blm It ls far more
bo•orable to fall than to cheat ••• Teaeb lllm
to h ave fal&b In bis own lcleu, even If
everyone aays they are Wl'Olll ••• Teadl blm
to be 1ent1e wl&b 1entle people aDd &oalb
with toqh people.
Try to pve my aon &be strength not to follow
&be crowd wlllen everyone ls getting on lbe
bandwagon ... Teach lllm to list.en to all men
-bat &.each blm also to filter au be hears on
a screen of truth and take just the good tbat
slpbou lllrouah.
Teacb him, lf you can, bow to laagb when
he's sad ••. Teach him there ls no sbame In
&.ears ••• Teach blm there can be &lory ln
fall•re and despaJr In suceess.
Treat blm gently, World, if you can. But
don't coddle blm .•• Because only the test of nre makes Ible stffl ••• Let blm have the
coarage Co be Impatient ... Let blm bave the
patience to be brave.
Let 1llm be no mab's man ... Teach him
always &o have 111bUme fal&b ln himself.
Because then he will always have sublime
fal&b ID mankind •.
Tbls b qal&.e an order, World, but aee what
yoa caa do ••• He's 1ucb a nice Uttle fellow,
my aoa!
By DAN VALENTINE
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A• DAIL v PILOT TU911dey. a ._,i.mbef II. 11178
The An.steer: Death
Mom Says No One Could Help Addicted Teen
MIAMI CAPl 1ckl Holu
11y1 •·no on~ t"ouJd h•ve
b Jped" lwr lA·~U~ld IOO,
*bo died ll'l.ir ¢Un1 Mah
oul to lhe back yard to &Jeep
tl off 1breo hours later. be
WH dead
l'IHIH Ul Palm etto High
School, where he once made
A's and B's
on drup in what bad become MU. BOLTZ AID lbat
\1irtu1Uy a dally habU for three yaan Sleve had
"By ~n . I could see he
•'H changmg. Dul I lhoughl
he wflS s uch a good kid that
he'd c.-hange buck But he
didn't," aid Mrs tlotu "He
became " vt•f(etable. Thut's
what Wt! ended up calling
him. 'thc-vegetabl~ ·"
·•1 rMI "'lkV4.ld Th•l ta m y bHn blah nearly dlllly and
. maln rtcllnJ." :th(• s~y u ed 1 variety of drttp. ln·
cludln1 ance• dust. cocaine.
"I son Of feel bile hls Quufude. baalluclnocenic
hie w11h ua endtd q .i.c-.--mLUhrooma. apeed and mnl·
while •tro I lhlnk J WM.ft una le to rala.e
to eust tn m> f«-dru oaey b tullnc. he
Holt& $aid as ~he-ra.whao Cttblft dru1s
her on burlN from ho old Items, hi&
As Slt!!\"t" Holtz' fnend and bn>lhl'ra
ttl•tlvet tt'll ll. lhe nllhl ol f riends aaid Stt'v~·s dru1
Aug ?~ tartt'd much a& habit worsened afttir an auto
In late 1976. Steve spent
three mont h ~ at t he
Okeeehobt'i! School r<>r Soys
ror a number or thE'tts. He
wus Jail~ rive times arter
hla 18th b1rthd ;,ty in Nov·
em ber.
Dt'arly 4"\ t'r) nt.cht h•d the ac('ldtnl in 1974 lhal klllt.-d
put three years He snorttd has ratht:r. James Holtz. 0 . M
l'0<'3lnt" "llh frtt'nds. lht>n 1>rofeuor or ftn~nc~ at
staaUt<'rY'd homt> r Io rl d a I n t c r n a t Ion a I
Ste\.-t' )pok~ Incoherently Unavel"Sity Mrs. tloltz also
tit-Wl'nl mlo thl' bathroom "as an the t1ccident. spent
and hi~ brotht'r .. nd their four mont.h.'I In lhe hospltlil
"WH EN HE WAS to J8ll.
that wru; my breathing time.
It got him out of the house." uld Mrs Holtz. who herselr
once turned him in lo police.
(neods sathcn.'\t around .to and :mffcn-d br1un damage
wat ch him pour a 11 mall that left ht>r with " lamp,
She had tned to have Steve
com mitted to ~ menta l In ·
stitution but doctors said he
was sane She would lock
hlm out or the house. but he
would sneak back in.
cellophont" bag or 'ilngel :1lurrcd 5peech and a p1rtial
dust " on a mirror lie 1n memory loss.
haled the •'hltt• dul)l through "This once was an attrac·
a rolled $10 bill ttvc. mtelHgent American
boy. lie bad so much poten· "Always, he'd come back.
WHEN MIL.~. HOLTZ ar tial. But then came the acci· I fell so angry. And yet I felt
so sorry for him. Ir he was on
his own, what would he hve
on? I'd st iU have to give him
money to feed himself." she
said
nved home, s he founcJ Sl<:\'C dent. and il didn'l seem like
pas:sed out on the living room llnyone could save him." said
couch Shewa!>angryandex· Ma r garet Via, a social
asperated worker and family friend.
'"I won't pul up with this
stuff anymore. This 1~ the
end, .. she snapped
She told sons Michael. 14,
and Enc. 12, to car ry Steve
MRS. HOLTZ SAID Steve
had begun smoking marl·
Juana In his early teens. By
age 15, he no longer attended
His brothers tried to shame
him. But, said David. "St eve
would just say, 'Look at me.
J'm happy, aren't I?'"
Deaths Elsewhere
FR ESNO CA P I
James 0. Hannah, 72.
who starred 1n "The
Front Page " o n
Br oadway, died here
Monday. li e l ater
starred in s uch mouon
pictur e s as ··Hell s
Angels ... "Lilac Time."
"Sea Fury." "Deep
Water Men." "Run,
Girl. Run" and "Swim
P rincess."
OAK LAWN, Ill. <AP >
-G e orge Blls3, 60 .
whose investigative re·
porting Cor the Chicugo
Tri bune won t hree
Pulitzer pn zes. shot and
seriously wounded his
wife and then killed
h imse lf M onda y,
authorities said.
VJN~ENNES, I nd.
<AP> ·-CartlB G. Shake,
91, former chief justice
or the Indiana Supreme
Cou rt a nd presiding
J ud ge a t one of the
Deatla No t ic-.-s
TURNE It
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Nure mberg war crimes
trials after World Wa r
II. died Monday.
MOSCOW <AP >
Nata n R y bak, 6 5,
Uk rainian author or "The
Pereyaslav Rada" and
''Honore de Balzac's Mis·
take." died Monday from
inj uries suffered In a car er ash near Kiev. the Tass
news agency said.
LOS ANGELES <APl
-Charles S. Boren, 71,
retired vice chairman or
the Association of Mo-
tion Pi c ture a n d
T e levision "Producers.
died of cancer Sunday at
his West Los Angeles
home.
M E M P H IS. Te na .
IAP > Dr. St anley
J o s e ph Ba ckman,
chairman o( the board or
Buckman Laboratoties,
Inc .. and pioneer in the
use of c he m icals In
Dftltla Notf~•
po llution control, was
found dead Sunday in
his om ce.
BOSTON I AP l
VeoieUe O'Connor, SI.
widow of Pulitzer Prize-
winning author Edwin
o·connor and a leader
10 the fi ght against
m ultiple sclerosis and
cancer. died Monday.
LOS ANGELES IAP I
Dr. Roy V. P eel ,
former dfrector or the
Census Bureau and pro·
l es s or e m e ritus o f
political science at Cal
Stale Northridge, died
T hursd ay in Encino
arter a leogUty illness.
ED I NB U RG H ,
Scotland CAP> --Hugh
M•cDlarmld , 86. Scot·
t is h nationalist, Com ·
munist. and" r1ery poet
who lacer a t ed the
Britis h class system
with a n acid·lipped pen.
died Saturday.
Sally Beck , a l3·year
m ember or lhe lnlerna·
tiona I Toastmistress
Organization. has been
named president of lhe
Laguna Toastmistress
Club ror 1978-79.
Ms Beck has he ld
most of lhe offices in
three cha pte rs or lhe
club , which helps mem·
bers become m o r e
a r t iculate In car eer s.
socia l a nd family set·
tings.
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TM ll OOU#TY Ot' HANH -.-m
en-... JAMES .. Sl'f!Elt, •u
JAMES PEAOUE SPEER. •"• JAMES SPEER. O.C-.
NOTICE IS MEAEBV 01VEH to ti. <redtlorl of IN...,.. n-.cl de<~
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Sept.•. 11 •.. ,.
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EUC.E NE FOA81 NG SM I '"·
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ANALYSIS I AT YOUR SERVICE
QUEENIE
··au~ 1f •tl too& tbt ol1,,.. out and pul a pe•nut 1n we
MJUld keep tbt thtft.martan.1 hlnch
' Tueldlly, Septiembef 12, 1978 DAILY PfLOT A&
Coastal Panel Policies Under Fire
81 THOMAS D. ELIAS
Almost two yeara after tt waa reorganiz4'd by
the 1976 Coat.tat Act, Callforruu's Coast.al Com·
m111ion hH run tnlo the most de termined
crit1ci1m of ht land-use controls since the com·
mlaalon wu created In 1972. r __ S_O_UTH___. ___ E_R_N--"'
The <>Pl>081tlon istems CALIFORNIA
from what crttlcs fl..,I is OC S
too lltcrlll reading of the F U ~
hew by the commission, ---------
set up to llretwrvc scenic and wildlife resources
nlona the shoreline while guaranteelng public ac·
<.~n to the coalit.
So llt.cral Is the commission's reading ot the
law that it Is vlrtuuUy 1mpo&lble lo build anything
within 1,000 yards of waler -unless a bill or some
othtlr matural barrier mMke6 It invisible from the
~hore.
EVEN UNDEa THOSE CONDITIONS, de·
vtlopmeot would be dirrtcult under the system set
up tor approving the lf~cal plans lo be created by
1980 ln every coastal city and county. The local
plans cover more than the l,QOO.yard distance gov·
l'rned by the Coastal Commission, but the panel
Rather than simply granting the firm
permlaaion lo re build some sheds and a helicopter ~d dama,ed lo last winter's storms. the com-
mlaaion found that "significant issues" were
raised by a Sierra Club appeaJ asking that the
company be forced to create a public access to the
waterfront over its property before it made its re·
pairs.
THE RULING ON THAT CASE isn 'l in, but
holding such a small development for ransom io
an Industrial area where public access may not
even be desirable is part of the pattern that bas
aroused opposition.
That opposition was fueled by what many felt
was an unrealistic ranking of potentiaJ sites for the
state's ftnt liquefied natural gas terminaJ. By
picking Camp Pendleton in the face of steady re-
sistance from local congressmen and the Marine
Corps, many felt the commission was simply try-
ing lo keep all LNG out or California.
developers near Santa Barbara whose projects are
being held up because they "might be in conflict··
with the local coastal plan -even though it hasn't
yet been drawn.
The lawsuit seeks to force the commission lo
hold up developments ln other areas without local
plans for the same reason.
If the developers get an injunction when their
case ls beard this tall. It will force a re-evaluation of
the way the coastal agency is doing business.
Less threaten1ng opposition comes from a new
group headed by the manager of the Old Santa
Barbara Pier Co .• whose development plans also
have been stymied. Thal group seeks to "make
changes . . . putting an end lo some of the Un·
foreseen nightmares that have resuJt.ed Crom a
bureaucracy out of control. We are not out to re-
peal the law or lo open the door for rape of the
coast. "
--------------------has veto power over all contents of the plans.
The coastal agency's lack of realism in that
case was underscored by the unanimous reversal
or its decision by the state Public Utilities Com-
mission. This reversal came despite a prediction
from the coastal group's deputy direetor that "It
will be all but impossible for them to overturn our
ranking."
IN BOTH CASES, THE OPPOSITION arises
from what developers see as capricious actions by
the Coastal Commission. It is a new kind of oppost·
lion. more thoughtful than the early roes who
sought lo do away with the commission altogether.
"Cot o problem? Then wnte lo Pol. Dwm. Pat will
cul red tape, gettmg the aruwers and action you need
to 1ol~ rneqwties m government and bumaess. Mail
your quttt1ons tn Pat Dunn, At Your Sennce. Orange
CO<llt Dculy Pilot. f> 0 Bo.r 1560. Costa Mesa, CA
92626. As many letters cu posS1ble will be answered,
but phonro rnqwnes or letters not· including the
reader's full name. address and busme1s hours' phone
nu m bt>r can no I be consu1n ed ·r his coli.mn appears dat·
ly e.rcepl Saturdays ·
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A r~ SadRfJS lleall11 ~7
· DEAR PAT: I am a retired person with a sav·
mgs account. What effect is inflation having on the
.. real .. value or the money I've saved? I've beard
there Is some formula lo figure this out. but I don 'l
know what 1l is. K. W .• Dana Point
Remember that inflation's damage bas a com-
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the inrlation of the previous year. The "rule of 72"
can help you calculate the compounding effect of
inflation. Simply divide any rate of interest or in-
nation Into 72. The answer is the number of years 1'
it will take to double the dollar or cut It ln half.
For example. for the past JO years the average
annual inflation rate is 6.5 percent. Divide 6.5 into
72. The auswer is 11. At this rate, in 11 years your
dollars lose half their buying power. In other
words, $50,000 saved ll years ago is worth only
'$25,000 in buying powe r loday.
. Using this formula on your s_avi'!gs, if your
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years for their value to double (72 divided by S
equals 14.4). U tbPy earn 7.S percent per year, they
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ground to inOation: in the second, you're k~ping
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DeIDoralized Giants Fading • ID West
Dodger Pressure Continues
Si\N t'R N ('ISCO 1,\P1
· It's Jusl u muttl'r of ltmt• 'aid
I h<' Lus AnJ<t•I('' Ood.it'rl. l>ouj!
Huu
"Tht• G1.inh .tn• runnm.: out or
ttml'," th<> pt1th1•r conl'luctl:'d
.1ftt•r bt•.itm~ San f'ra nr 1-;ro'!>
Caclln.: 4'h~lkn~l'r' 7 2 \1onda)
ru.:ht
'Wt•'rt' runn1n~ nut of
npuonl>.' '.lid lit.inb Munuger
J o i• A I t 11 h ,. I I 1 " h 11 i. e
't'<'ond plan• lt•Jm dt opped fi ve
.:tun'-'' bt•hmd tht• tc•Jm that ti.
t lo'in~ m 1111 ,1 't•t·ond straight
,,1l1t1n.il 1A•.1~Ul' \\'l''l till('
· \\ t' '1• Jllll pn•,!>un· on them
t o lo! 1· t h .1 c· i,. 1 n 1 h e race
Dh' 1ou,,h . tf lht.') d h<-t•n able to
fJ11 1'\-1'onl9laf
Cha11nPI 11 at 1:30
win two up here, t hey'd be two
J!ames out and right back in it,"
!'>aid Ron Cey. one of the night's
h itt ing s tar s w ith two
bases·empty home runs
"WE CAME UP here looking
for a sweC'p because that would
demoralize them. put them six
out with 17 ~a mes to play." said
Davey Lopes. who drove 1n three
r un:. with a two-run double off
\'1da Blue in the third inning and
d triple off Charlie Williams in
the ninth
The Giants. as Altobelli had
said a day earlier. felt they
needed a two.game s weep lo
remain in serious contention.
Now they've lost six of seven
~CJ mes si n ce going to Los
Angeles eight days ago Just one
game behind the Dodgers.
"I always thought of m yself as
a clutch player, but l didn't do it
tonight." said Vida Blue. the
left.hander who, s ince Aug. 1L
has gone seven starts without
winning and now stands 16·8
RON CEY
· · 1 made bad pitches at the
wrong time." he added. thinking
back to an 0·2 pitch which Bill
Russell hit for a double. opening
a three-run rally in the third. and
an 0·2 pitch which Cey hit for a
homer in the fourth.
TONIGHT. THE DODGERS
get to s wing against J ohn
Montefusco. who has made more
than his share of bad pitches to
them this season, as his 7.64
earned run average against the
team indicates. Burt Hooton will
oppose him.
·'The G i an t s a re n ot a s
e nthus iastic as they were
e<trlier. Thal can be attributed
to t he kind of ball they're
playing," said Lopes. "When
you 're losing. it ·s hard to be that
enthusiastic."
Cey is obviously enthus1ast1c
CRA I G S B Ef'f'
Trimnvirate·
At Their Best
M v wife. I think. would rather wash the dishes than
lis ten to and watch Howard Cosell.
As she says, "( JUSt cion't like the y;ay he blabs on "
And 1 must admit over the past eight years on Mond ay
Night PootbCJll there were times he was just a big pain in
the derriere
But last night was not one of them.
Cosett . Giff <1nd Dandy Don were at their best in .call·
ing the Oenver·Minnesota game. They were s~met1mes
humorous. many times candid and most of the time very.
ver y accurate.
Sure. there was plenty of meaningless chatter-s~ch
as Frank Gifford 's continual reference to ex·Bakers.fleld
athletes playing in the game I Gifford is from Bak~rsf1eld 1
and Don Meredith's reference to Mt. Vernon Chas Texas
birthplace!.
And, sure there was a rather pointless ~iscus~i~n
about a pair of youths wearing Purple Crush T-shirts. CG1f·
GIF,. HOWARO OANOYOON
ford said he preferred Orange_ Crush. Denver's ni ckname.
while Coscll liked grape juice).
But that's all part of it. And sometimes it's a fon break
from all that scientific stuff going Oil' down on the field.
Rut 1 think the two things that have helped make this
show ont' of the highest rated sports program s in the his·
tory of U.S. television, is the comme ntators' candid ap-
proach and the rapport between the three men.
For instance Cosell criticized the officials for calling
time and allowing De nver lo get off a field goal in the last
seconds or regul ation.
"How can they stop that play?" he as ked, quickly add-
ing, "the clock should have been started a long time ago.
The officials are deciding loo many games."
And he was right.
Gifford and Me redith are also quick with the needle.
Surh as "he definitely should have caught that ball" and
··even the offi cials don't know what's going on.··
But the rapport between the three adds greatly to the
~how . especially when the game is dull. Cosell is con-
tinually being chided for use of his 10-syllable words.
And Cosell bad best not make a mistake or Dandy Don
1s quirk to pick up on it. For instance: Cosetl : "We may
set a record for completed defiections tonight." Meredith:
"Well , we won't , but we may see it."
Monday night's game was one or the more enjoyable
t 've Sei?n with this trio. But who knows I could join my
wife in washing the dishes next week. And wouldn't that be
a shock.
* * * If you were like m e and caught the last few innings of
the Dodger-Giant game Monday night, you saw and
listened to the best in the business. The Dodgers' Vince
Scully. as usual. was right on.
For instance when Ron Cey came to bat In the ninth
inning. Scully pr'oclaim~ that Cey "has not been a one-
man gang against the tlants this season, b~t a one-man
army." . And seconds later when the Dodger third baseman
~lted a homer Scully's comment was: "Ron Cey w\11
have his plctur~ on the walls of ewery post omce in San
Francisco afte r tonight."
Scully and the Dodgers return tonight 17:30, Channel
11 )
about facing the Giants. since
he's 26·for-59. with eight homers,
against them tbjs year.
"I 'm n o t making any
pr edictions ... he said or the
pennant race that is no longer
very hot
But the third baseman. who
recalled. "We won the pennant
las t year m the first two months
or the season," said the team
that has batUed from behind this
year has proved a lot.
"I think this club is better
t han last year's. even though we
don 't have as impressive '
s tatistics. The division is a lot
better this year. mostly because
of the Giants." he said.
LOS ANGELES
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T 2 30. A-:U,9'S. THE DODGERS' DOUG RAU SLIDES ACROSS PLATE AHEAD OF MARK HILL'S TAG.
Vikes Kick Broncos in OT
BLOOMINGTON. Minn. <AP>
ft took the steady foot of a
ptacekicker nobody wanted for
four years to give the Minnesota
Vikings an overtime victory over
Supe r Bowl final ist Denver
Monday night.
Rick Danmeier. signed as a
free agent by the Vikings and
placed on the injured r eserve
tisl last season. booted a 44-yard
field goal with 2:56 left in sudden
death to glve Minnesota the 12·9
triumph in the nationally
televised National F ootball
League game .
quarterback Norris Weese
engineered a 37-yard drive to the
Viking fi ve with 11 seconds to
play and the Broncos out of time
outs .
Weese rolled to his right and
was dropped for a three -yard
loss. but the officials stopped the
clock with three seconds left.
which gave Denver time to line
up and get the kick away.
The Vikings . were infu~ated.
Coac h Bud Grant. 1n an.
unc h a rac teris tic displ!iY of
emot ion. rushed onto the h eld to
argue with referee Don Wedge
and had to be restrained by
Page .
"WITH THREE SECONDS lo
go how can you put a ball in play
and get the kicking team on the
field?" Grant asked. "There is
no explanation to my way of
thinking. He <the referee I was
j ust about incoherent when I got
out there. He was asking for
help from other omciats ...
U nd er NFL rule s. an
automatic referee's time out as
called " ... from the time an in-
tended passer is downed behind
the line until all players 1n ·
volved in a clearly intended pass
have had reasonable t ime to re ·
assemble.··
Both teams are now I 1.
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J ». UOCllun:h ~JO M•-sot•. For-•29.
II Mlller).31, vouno~"
"It was just a matter or
kicking the ball straight and
getting it up in the air." said
Oanmeier . who had tryouts with
Atlanta in 1974, Minnesota in
1975. Chicago in 1976 and the
Vikings In 1977.
"AS SOON AS I hit it and got
it over the line I felt lt was going
to be good,'' he said. "I kicked it
right down the middle. It was a
tittle low. but I wasn't really
worried.''
Texas Hex Still Working
Angels Beaten by Wind, Grass and Rangers
Danmeier. trying to e·rase
m e mories of recently retired
kicker Fred Cox. also kicked
field goals of 24, 46, and 21 yards
to give Minnesota a 9-0 lead
after three quarters.
T he Vikings fell they had the
game won in regulation time.
but a controversial 25-yard field
goat by Jim Turner as time
expired sent the gam e into
overtime.
EARLIER DENVER scored
on a one-yard run by John
Keyworth. but Alan Page
blocked the extra point try.
Trailing 9 ·6, s ub s titute
From AP Dispatches
ARLINGTON. Texas--The
baseball fans in Texas are ap·
parently convinced that their
Rangers are out of the American
League West race. but the team
itself is still kicking.
Only 7,245. Texas· smallest
home crowd of the year. s howed
up Monday as the Ra ngers'
Ferguson Jenkins shac,kled the
California Angels. l ·O, with a
wind-aided three-hitter.
The Angels have lost alt five of
l h e i r games in Texas t his
season.
With the division-leading
Kansas City Royals scoring a 7-2
triumph over Oakland. the
Angels now drop 11"<! games off
the pace.
Tonight Frank T anana will al·
tempt to get California back on
A nge&SlafP
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~ JOo m
j JOp m
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beam as he opposes Doc Medich
<7-8>. Tanana, who has yet to re·
~ain his forme r fastbat I. has
fashioned a li·9 record mostly
on guile. cunning and an assort·
m e nt of breaking balls and
changeups.
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THE A"°ELS' JIM ANDERSON TAK!S THROW -S:O GET TEXAS' JIM SUNOBER?· . •' '
Ma nager Jim Fregosi s aid
that a stiff wind blowing in from
renter field Monday night cost
the Angels at least three home
runs
"f 'm not saying a n ything
about Jenkms' ability," Fregost
said. "because he's a hell of a
pitcher. I'm JUSt saying that he
was damn fortuna te tomght. If
he had been pitching in any
other park. he would not have
had the shutout."
Besides lhe wind. which
played havoc with fly balls. both
clubs had to contend with high.
thick infield grass which took
most or the sting out of the
grounders.
When asked if he thought the
infi eld had been manicured to
compensate for defensive weak·
nesses 1n the Ranger s' in·
fielders. Fregosi s miled but re·
fused to comment.
J enkins only allowed four
baserunners. In the fourth. Rick
Mille r and Carney Lansford
singled. but Jenkins retired the
side on a pair of outfield flies
and a n infield grounder.
In the s eventh . Lyman
Bostock walked but was cut
down trying lo steal, and in the
eighth Brian Downing singled.
The only run the Rangers
needed came in the fifth, when
Mike Hargrove s ingled to score
Toby Ha rra h . Paul Ha rtzell
<6·10 I drew the loss.
J enkins struck oul fi ve Angels .
lifting his career total to 2.584,
passing Bob Feller and Warren
Spahn lo move into ninth place
on the alJ·tlme strikeout list .
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Ill DAILY PILOT TuMdlty. SeJll•tnber 12, 1978
Raees at a Glanee Hill Talks
With Bruns
Kansas City
Angels
w
78
78
L
64
67
Pct. GB
.549
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Games Left
Home Aw•y
14 6
6 11
LOS ANGELES (AP I Los
Angeles lost running back
WendeJI Tyler for the season In
the 10·0 victory over Allanta,
and the Rams got more bad
news when they round out wide:
receiver Billy Wa ddy will be
:sidelined for up to three weeks
hy an injury he received In the·
game.
Ra ms General Manager Don
Klos terman said he spent much
or Monday trying to make a deal
ror a back with speed lo replace
Tyler.
....... ..,,
Dennis O'Brien. an assistant
rootball coach a t Wh1tm1&n·
Hanson Regional High
School in Massachuse tts.
was kllled Monday when
lightning struck the school's
rain-da mpened athletic field
during practice . At least 16
other persons were injured,
none seriously. A series or
lightning bolts struck about
3:30 as the team was leaving
the field after practice and
O'Brien was struck while
standing in a puddle.
Dodgen
San Francisco
W L
86 S8
81 63
Pct. GB
.597
.563 5
C..mes Lt'ft
Home Away
11 7
12 6
The Rums a re reportedly
talking lo calvln Hill. a former
Dallas Cowboy star recently
waived by Washington. But Hill.
31. has lost some of his speed.
That leaves the Rams with
John CappeJletti. Jim J odat and
Rod Phillips ready to play
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football opener Saturday has
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been scheduled to play Cypress
College in an afternoon game on
t he newly-con s truc ted Sad·
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e lectricity at the new site. the
game was moved to Mission Vie·
jo with an evening kickoff of
7:30
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C.W.at-
A Break in the Action
Pam Shr;ver, the 16-year-old high school girl who battled
Chris E vert in the finals o f the U.S. Open tennis cham·
pionships. isn't protesting a call as she lies on the court at
.............
Flushing Meadow. She is catching her breath after being
run ragged by Evert in a long volley.
Protesting Chargers Off er Tapes
SAN DIEGO (AP> -The San Diego Chargers have filed a
protes t with the National Football League over the officials'
handling of the fina l play In Oakland's b izarre 21 ·20 victory
Sunday.
However, Joe Browne. director of information for the
American Conference , said the league 's constitution has no
provision for processing s uc h an action.
Team officials declined Monday to reveal the text or the
lengthy protest letter drafted by Chargers owner and President
Eugene V. Klein. They said it wouJd not "be in the best interests or
the Chargers" to disclose the contents until Commissioner Pete
Rozelle has a chance to review it.
WITH THE PROTEST, the Chargers forwarded video tape
that features three Oakland players involved in the play -
quarterback Ken Stabler, running back Pete Banasiak and tight end Dave Casper.
Chargers Coach Tommy Prothro offered this version or what
the video tape of the disputed play shows ·
"Stabler flipped the ball underhand fi ve or four yards while an
the grasp of Charger linebacker Woodrow Lowe. He was running
·this way toward the sideline and threw the ball that way tow~rd
the goal line. Banaszak then threw it forward another eight or nme
yards. Casper juggled it into the end zone . I don't think Casper's
play was illegal. The first two were."
Jerry Markbriet , the NFL's Junior referee in his third year.
r uled that Stabler's loss of the ball was a rumble, instead of
Prothro's view that it was an intentional grounding.
IN TIIE DRESSING ROOM, Stabler admitted he had been
trying lo fumble. Under NFL rules. an Intentional fumble should
be called an incomplete pass. For Pele Banaszak to advance the
ball by batting it forward is illegal under the rule that calls for a
15-yard penalty for batting a loose ball toward an opponent's goal.
When he stormed onto the field, Prothro said. he had no
thoughts that Dave Casper's end zone recovery would be ruled a
touchdown.
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West Dlvillon
Kansas City
Angels
Texas
Oakland
Minnesota
Chicago
Seattle
W L Pct. GB
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78 67 .538 Jlh
70 71 .496 7 112
66 78 .458 13
64 80 .444 15
61 83 .424 18
53 88 .376 24 1.-'.I
E11t Division
87 56 .608
NATIONAL LEAGUE
West Dlvllllon
Dodgers
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Houston
'Atlanta
W L Pd. GB
86 58 .597
81 63 .563 5
79 64 .552 6'h
73 72 .503 13'h
67 76 .469 t81h
63 81 .438 23
East Division
Philadelphia 79 64 .552
Pittsburgh 74 69 .517 5
Chicago 73 7l .507 f!'h
Montreal 68 77 .469 12
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A Cap1ute Report From the World of Sport•
' Tickets Worth $50,000
Feared Stolen From Mail
From AP Dispatches
NEWARK. N.J. -Postal authorities and the U.S. Al·
torney's Office a re investigating the disappearance of
~.000 worth of Giants rootball tickets thought to have
been stolen from the mails .
Anthony J ones Jr. of East Orange, a postal employee.
was arrested Sunday at the Glants·Dallas Cowboys game
by detectives at the Meadowlands Sports Complex in
East Rutherford. He allegedly possessed about 77 tickets.
accordlng to documents filed Monday in U.S. District
Court.
He was apprehended after three persons reportedly
identified his picture as the person lrom whom they bought
tickets found lo be invalid. Authonties believe be obtained
a bout 200 season tickets after he became familiar wilh the
Giants mailing envelopes. The postal center where Jones
works was not disclosed.
A Giants official s aid a total or about 600 season ticket.i.
valued up to S92 each were missing.
Alternate tickets were iss ued to the or iginal
ticketholders and the original tickets will not be honored at
the box office.
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Kansas City first baseman Pete LaCock, after his
team lost for the third straight time lo the California
Angels on Sunday: "We got our Royal tails kicked."
..._.T...UBori .. ieB11n
Greg Horton. a three-year veteran from EE
Color ado. was traded by the Los Angeles Rams •II•
to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for a future draft
t:hoice. The 6·4, 245-pound offensive guard start·
cd s ix games last year ... Linebacker Tom MacLeod
ended his brief retirem ent and signed a series of one-year
contracts with the Baltimore Coils. who are hoping to
be-Isler a defense plagued bv in.iunes ... Jeff Siemon was
one or five players who reached contract
agr eements with t he Minnesota VI·
kings. Others were CbarlH Goodnm,
Ma rk Mullaney, Doug Satberlaad and
Nate Allen ... Mike Boryla'a come·
back has ended a fter one game with
Tampa Bay. The former Stanford star.
who missed all of last year with a knee
injury. hit on two or six passes in a 15· 7
loss to Detroit Saturday and still ap.
pea red to be bothered by knee problems
. . . Kenny Easley. who blocked a punt
G1tEGH01tTOH to give UC LA a 10·'? victory over
Washington, was named the conference's defensive player
of the week. Offensive player is Stanford quarterback
Steve DUs. who completed 32 or 49 passes for 299 yards and
three touchdowns in a 35·29 loss lo Oklahoma.
Port ft" 1' •odt. OIU T.,.
Danell Porter clubbed two home runs as •
the Kansas City Royals whipped the OakJand
A's, 7 .2. to up their margin in the American
League West to 1 'Ai games over the Angels ...
Jim Rice smashed his 39lh and 40t.h homers while Carl
Vastnemsld and Butch Hob!lm also clouted cir~uit blasts
as the Boston Red Sox clipped the Baltimore Orioles. ~.
to move a half game ahead of the idle New York Yankees
an the AL East . . The Milwaukee Brewers stayed 4'h
ga m es be hind t he Red Sox by beating the Seattle
Mariners. 5-3. as Larry Sorensen won his 17th game .
Philadelphia handed the Pittsburgh Pirates their fifth
straight loss. IO·J . to boost the PhHlies· margin to five
games in the National League East ... George Fos&er hat
a grand slam in the Cincinnati Reds ' 9-8 win over the
Houston Astros. keeping the winners 611'.? games behind the
front running Dodgers in the NL West.
Fatal Arrident Sp•n B arh
Niki Lauda. Austria's defending Formula •
One driving champion. sharply criticized or-
ganizers of the Monza Grand Prix of Ita ly and
fellow driver Ricardo Patrese on the death . or
Swedish driver Roaaie Peterson Sunday. Lauda claimed
the starter and Patrese had their share in the accident. An
investigation oft he fatal accident is underway in Italy.
lt'erfd ot D•""le• 'l'••neetl
Mark Edmondson and Joltn Marks defeated •
Jolla Alexander and Pbll Dent 6-4, 6·3 in opening If
round play of the World of Doubles tournament
in Woodlands. Tex. Monday. Other results ~
Gene Mayer and Hank Pfister defeated Davtd Dowle• and
Dan Va.leeUDclc 6·3, 6-2: Cllrls Lewis and Jeff Bomwbk
downed Cltrla Sylnn and Ba&ch Welts 7-5. 7-6; Rou Cas~
and Geoff Mastera s topped R•y Moore and Bob
Carmichael 6·4, 7-5; Colla Dowdeswell and Cbrls Kecbel
dereat.ed Peter Rennert and Kevl• Currem 6·2, 6·3; and Syd
Ball and Kim Warwick beat Antonio Muoi and Ricardo
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80 63 .559 7
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62 81 .434 25
57 89 .390 31 'h
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It's What's Up Front . • •
Mater Dei Boa.sts P~r on Line
With 10 starters weighing in at
205 pounds or better Cthe biggest
is 230 I. Mater Dei 's football
team will have the ~izc to pu~h
around jus t about anybody w
Orange County.
What coach Wayne Cochrun
lacks is <i fl ashy, brc<Jkc.iway
runner, but the Monarch!> make
up for it by boasting tough, ex
pcr1enccd uniti. on offense and
defense and a tt.:am that will be
well drilled on fundam entals
"WE MADE A LOT of mis
takes in the early part of the
s eason last year.'' s ays Cochrun.
remembering how his Monarch~
got off to a 1·4 sta rt
"But we got it squared away
in the second half. and this year
we'll be working to eliminate the
kind of fundamenta l mistakes
we made," Cochrun sa ys. Mater
Oci won four of its last five
games .
"Our only weakness this year
is overall speed," s ays Cochrun.
"Our strength, ohviously. is our
size on the line. particularly on
orrcnse. But this team 1s al~o in
the hest shap<:, and has the best
attitude, of any bunch I've ever
wor ked '4'1th ."
COCllRUN JS F.NTERING his
third season at the helm of the
pen ·nnially succt">Sful Monarch
rootball pro~ram Although his
st:.irf is stressing fundamentals.
Cochrun isn't adverse to trying a
r<'w surprisci. ~
Feeling Bad
"We ·always try to put a few
new wrinkles into our offense.
We have to. This is always a
tough league, and this year will
be no different," Cochrun says.
The Angelus League powers.
a ccording to Cochrun. will be
Servile, St. Paul and Bishop
Amal.
BESIDES SIZE and tough·
ness. Mater Dei will also boast
Hs usual depth. Because he has
enough talent to do 1t, Cochrun
will run two completely different
unils for offense and defense.
and a third unit for kickoffs.
Oakland pitcher Mt1tl Keough of Corona del Mar. con·
templates his ne xt move after throwing consecutive home
run pitches to Amos Otis and Darrell Porter o ( the Royal~
Monday night. The host K1,msas City Royals won, 7·2. to , move l 1fl·games In front oMh~ Anflels
"No one goes both ways,"
Cochrun says.
Here's a brief look at the
team :
Q t;.\ RTE R BAC KS Thr n •
cand1dah.'!> arc 10 the runn1ni: ror thl•
~tartan~ usMgnm<'nt J unio r Phil
Spl•ncer • 5·8. 155 • hus till' ins•dl·
l r;H·k bccaU>;l' or his "Pl'<'d <1nd
bulanced a b1ltty a ., :J pai.!>cr und
runnl•r T\10 ... enmr~ could d1!>plar1•
h101 Dun I.ayer • 5 !l. 180 • or Chm.
K1l'rnan 15.10. 175•
R UNNING BACKS Rob Doan
15 9. 170 1 1s the only rl'turnani.:
letterman. but the• Monarch:. havt•
fair s peed and balanc<'d talent in a
hO!>t of othe rs. 1nclud1ng Man·
Raquerizo •senior. 5·10. t90 •. Al
Varisco IJUnior. 6·0, 160 •. a nd John
Kapi.ner •Junior . 5· 11. 170 •
R F.CEIVERS Brian Oralbil
'Junior. 5·10. 160 • is u returning
starter and lhe No. I s plit <'nd. J eff
Schmidt •senior. 5·10. 160• is J
rt'lurning letterman and Cochrun
~ays he has 10 othe rs of cquul
ub11tt y. all vying for 11 starting spot
OFFF.NSIVE LINE llcrc..,
whl•rc th<' beef is. Three Marter'
n•turn . 1ncluding Chris Grady
''>l'n1or. fH. 220• and Tom Grady
• ~cnior. 6·3. 21s 1 at the tack It• slot:.
und Steve Sehuepcr 1l.cnior. 6·2. 200•
:it center. Schaepl'r as billed as an
all·county candtdatl'. At the AUartb
are Grcf.! Brown 1r,.4, 2201 und Wall~
Dunkel •Ii I. 205 •. /\lso contending
for a starting berth 1s Monte Olson .• i
fi 3. 230·pound junior
DEFENSI VE LI N t: T "n
~lurtcri. return. includmi.: .ill count~
1·andidu1<• Uob Avllu 16 I. 2101 ut
tucklc. The olhl'r rN urnt'l' ll. guard
Jl'ff lll'rnandel •l:l 2. 20!'>1
Candidates for the rcmu1ning holt·~
M l' Mikl• Lewicki 16·0. 1901. Doui:
Ueeu" i.twrt 16· I. 1951 J oe l\tcCree
15 7. 1701 and Ray McCay 16·0. 1901
1\ll arc Junior~
l.l~EBACKERS (;n·i.: Scherf. ;i r. 2. 205 pound cund1dt1tl· for ,\II CIF
h n n n r '. :.in('hor' I h1· 1n s 1d1•
ltnl'buck1n g duo. The othl•r 1ns1<1l'
linebacker is Joe Uonohu1• • JUmnr.
Ii I. 205 •. a ~tellar pro~pcct On thl•
o ul!>idc· ure Norm Wo1t k1c w1l·1
iscnior. 5 10. 190 '· nnt• or the
~lron)lcst players on the 11.•am. and
Rit•k RrcUl'r •5·11. 180 •
SECONDARY T h l' o nl y rl'turnin~ i.turtcr ii. Stevt• Agu1rrt•
• -;enior. 5·9. 160 • M !.a rt'ly The•
dcfeni-1\•c backs '"II probably bl•
Russell Av1lu •senior. fi·2, 185• and
C'ralg Carlill• •Junior. 5 11. 155• or
J erry &hmidt •junior . 5·8. 150 •.
KICKING CA1'1F. ··We've nevC'r
punted very deep hen '. hut we hu\ll'
excellenl coverage." Cochrun says
"Our opponents averaJ{ed 1 5 nN
yurds pt•r rctum last year ... The
kltkers are Rich Rooney 1sen1or. 6·2.
1110 1. Avila. Doan and Victor
Maynez •s<.>nior. 5·10. 1551
-By Dave Cunnlogham
Del Mar
Race Results
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Tuesday. September 12. 197:1 DAILY PILOT 83
Small but Skilled Baseball
Leaders Tritons Seek Another Crown S•HCI on JT\ •I 11•11
NATIOtlAL UiAOU~ •
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM
Of tM ~IJ. f'la.e Staff
San Clemente High football coach
Allle Schaff is sin,1tln5( the same song
he did last year at this t1 me.
"It's going to take us at least three
years to get caught up after the split
with Capistrano Valley High took
half our kids." Schaff says.
"Last year we could have had our
best team ever and a shot at the CI I''
lille, but with the new school opening
and taking away a lot of our kids.
we needed a lot of breaks to win
league ." Schaff s ays. "And we'll
need the ball to bounce our way
again this season."
THE MOST NOTICEABLE effect
or the s plit with Capistrano Valley.
according to Schaff. has been that
San Clemente's team has lost a lot or
size and speed.
"We don't have a single player
over 200 pounds and we don't have
the numbers that a lot or othe r
schools will." Scharr says. "There's
not a whole lot or speed here. either.
"But we 've got some good skills
people. and with that in mind. this
season is going to be very similar to
last season ... Scharr says. "A lot or
games will probably go right down
to the wire. a nd the team that wins
will be the one that gets the breaks
and stays free of injuries."
TO REPEAT AS South Coast
League champion. San Clemente 17·3
last year l will have lo contend with
only five other teams. instead of
seven like last season.
The new league alignment shifted
Corona del Mar. Costa Mesa. El Toro
and University to the ne w Sea View
League. while the South Coast circuit
picks up Capistrano Valley and the
newly-opened Laguna Hills High.
Here's a brief look al the team:
QUARTERBACKS Don 0111 15.10.
1501 appears to have the 1ns1de track ri1<ht
now. and hl''ll be.> backed by Cru1Jt Presley
and John Scharr. Di ll will direct San
Clcmentl's w1i.hbonl' orren)>t.> and ('ouch
Schitrr plans to pasi. and use' more motion
pla,Vl. thun 10 11usl ~ea r'>. s mce this team
dOl·~n ·I haV\.' the: :-pel•d 01" "Ill' or preVIOUl'I
!'>QUUdh.
Rl'SNING 8 .\CKS :\hkl' W<1de •fi 2.
lli21 und M1k1• lk"I' •5 JO. 160• )lave lhl'
backfll'ld cons1dl•rabll• l•xpenencl'. with
Wad<' u t wo way <.turtl•r who wus
all·<'ounty a:. J de flon!>1VC' back la:it
~Cai.on Natl.' n owst•y f 5·9. 165 I falls out
thc w1shbon<'. ('OmtnR off a varsity S<'aM>n
in which ht· wu1> pluj.!uCd with inJury. Also
"eeani.: action wall be Jerr Bunner •!>·8.
1501.
R F:C'EIVER~ t,;.,u.illy the Tntoni. wall
employ JUl>t one wade n:ce1vt•r. and that
will probably be Mik(• Calvert. a c.2.
165·pound lell<'rman If a -;l•cond split
r('C('l\er is UM!d . II Wiii be M1kc l::ddo •6·3.
1701.
OFFENSIVE LINE Oei.in Stanfield
15.10. 1801 fills the center position and
Scott :\le.a •fl I. 185• I' at one guard s lot.
but the othc:r ~uard P<>Mllon 1s up for
~rab-. In fact. most or the Tr1lons·
offensive and defen!.1ve hoe l.J>Oh are still
unfilled. SIOCC: the ll'am doci.n l featUrt>
many bis.: i.thlcte' who "ould be naturali.
tor the hne
Of-:t'ENSIVt: LISF. Onl.> one 'tartc·r
return1>. dl'fcn:-.1vl' t·nd U;.vc ll1rd. Kl•n
Ncc:dlcs •5·11. 170• ha1> won th<' nose i;tuard
spot and Guy Goodwin will be ;it one or
lhl· 1 ackle spots John Flemm~. a "t'n1or.
wall probably bl' at thl' othl·r defcn!'>1ve
end
LINEBACKF.RS Th11> wa' a slrong
suit for San Clement<' lust scai.on. but t"o
good linebacker~ graduated. To rail their
shoe1'. Scharr has Mike Linde und Junior
Ken Smith. both up rrom last i.eason·s JV
unit
S t:CONOi\RY "'This as our fort<.···
sa ys Scharr "WC' fed Calvert und Wade
a rc· as J good a puir or defenMw backi. i.11>
any in the county .. Aanner ali.o lend~
t•xpenencl' tn thl· secondary. and M1kl·
l'"o rsum •6 1. 160• will probubly ~t'l'
action. too
KICKING GAME .John Scharf. th<'
couch's son. will handle· kickinit thort>'\ for
the second straight season. and this 1~
anothl'r strong suit for the Tr1tons "Wl•
won u few gamCt> on our k1ckm~ lasl year:· coach Scharr ~ays. "und with the
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•• DAILY PILOT Juelday.S~~ 11. 1918
New Bank Planned
By Newport Group
aroup of Nt-wport Ut•aeh f1Cf'('Ut1Vc1t h11.., announct.>d lht• Cormu
lJC\n of Comml'rC't'Bi.nk. a rummt•rc-h1I baink to be louted ru:ur the
Urant11t! Coon1y Airport
Tht· ora.an1wr:.... are Roh4•r1 J Ot!Mar('(), •dvcrtlslni und publlcu
t1ons cxttuUve. Wilham f: l.....in~t.on. Snyd r l.anicaton Int . K•'rit.tral
'-'ontrattol"l\, Jn) l. Rrt-d. \l<'t'
pr.-•ldenl. 1tmm1 .. lr uon. Jo·tUOf
C'orp . John Martin Shl·a , pr~a
dunl. BP~t'Of'I Ba) t;ntt•rpn\.e9,
TI moth.)' L St radf'r, ~.-nwr \ice
pr(' 1d ot and ttcneral c.-oon~I.
the Koll Co • AnlhQn} \1 Villi
partner of C>ur.H••. M.ilt'<Jl m
Oaly und \'HU. Newport lkach
n t lo r n l'} .. u n d G ,. n t' M
\\'1111hburn, formerly of thr 7 IJ
Rotlhng Companie-. or l,o,
1\11gl'le~. San fh•rnttrdano and
H1tkl•nsf1t>ld
L. A NC t: 8 t. l r t; I h < '11 m
1ncrceBank prc!>llknl lie I\
former \ 1rt• pn•s1rl1•nl a net
m an agcr ut lm1M·ru1I Bunk. Sim·
lll Ana. and manui;:t•r of busint"i.\
development of L'n1on Rank.
Newp()rt Beat·h
John Peacock. rh1cf execuuvc
omcer. has spent 31 y(•ari. In th<'
banking busmel)ll as president
und chief executive officer of
North County Bllllk, Ei.<.'Ondido.
..,nd with Crocker Bank
George Oschnl·r. exccullvt·
vice president and chief credit
oHtcer, was previously reg1on1tl
OCCClass
Eyes Systems
A computer course that
focuses on advanced assembly
language programming is Of·
fcrf!d at Orange Coast College"
('o ... ta Mesa, this fall f'al :
l'lui.se s began Monday but
r<•gi:;tration continues through
Sept. 22.
Listed a!! Busine!-1~ Jnforma-
11on Systems 240 in the cla!-.!-1
!>C hedule. the course m eet\
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5
to7p.m.
Registr:.it1on 1nformt1lwn 1!-.
.1vailable at ;>5(,.5735
\ IC'C' r11 t11Jdcnt or lm1wr101 Bank
Jntl 'Irr pr 1<ldt·11l 11f thti
N~wport (Wach H·.imnul offu:c
uf l 'nion Bank
Ttlt: INITIAi. <'U p11 ala n1t111n
of S21 • rnllUon will n1mt• fnHn tt
puhht• offertnic of 250,000 xhuri'i1
of ('OIT'lmon ~tCK'k Ill ... prll'C of
SIO a . hMre Tht• oHt•nng ~ 111 lx.-
h1indled throuJ?h lhl• hunk'>• ur
.:.cnit.t•r.,
I ht• ••111>hc-Jt11111 ltJr fll'rm1..,'llOn
to orga1111t· l'omnwr ('c.:U<mk wa:-.
••pprovl'll by the California
Supl•rmtt.•ndt.'n\ of Banki. 1n Mu y
The hunk WJS illl'Oq )()rulcd In
thc samt> month
Subjl'cl to Ft·derul Dcpo~il
lm.unincc Corp. upproval. the
bank expt,-tls lo begin bus iness
llll ·r thlS year.
Advertising
Agency Chief
Plans Speech
Al Ries. founding partnt-r of
the New York <1gency of Raes,
Cappiello, Colwell, Inc. a nd one
of the co-developers of the "posi·
lioning" school of advertising
strategy. will speak at the
T hursday's meeting of the
Orange County Advertising
Federation
H e will use slides and
television commercial films to
1 llus trate his presentation. The
mt!etlng will be held a t 6 · 30 p. m.
cit the Marriott Hotel, Ncwport
Ul·ach
Rest.>rvations may be made by
calling the fed('ration cit 870-622J
before noon Wednesday
I
Business
Bell Ringer
When International Moncl<.1ry Market trading in futures
of U.S. Trl'asu ry bills openc.•d al the Chicago Mercantile
Exchange on Monday. the opemng bell ~uffert•d a ~Cl·
twt k Dr Clayton Yeuttcr. ccnlt·r. pres ide nt of lhl' t•>.-
C'h<Jngc. rang th e> bell ~o hard at came loost• from its
temporary stand
Interest Bill Signed
SACRAMENTO (API -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has signed a
ba II requiring banks and l!avangs and loans to pay at least as much
interest on Christmas club savings accounts as they do on regular
passbook a ccounts.
The measure, SB 2041 by Sen. Alan Swroty. 0 -Los An.;eles. e f-
fective Jan I . also prohibits bigger service charges for Christmas
club accounts
S1croty said some banks felt that a 1975 luw allowed them to
d1argc higher service charges and pay less interest on Christma~
club accounts
Business Climate
Gets 'A' at UCLA
SACRAMENTO IA Pl -No matter wbat critics say, Calitomla bu
a buaine&"l climate that rosters growth and development, says a
UCLA report is11ued with fanfare from U . Gov. Mervyn Dymally.
OymaUy's state Commission on Economic Development uked
UCLA's Business Forttast Project to issue a report on "what's lood
a bout California's business ----·---------
climate." to ans.wer allegations at a meeting or Dymally'1 com·
that state government is anti· mission.
business.
The $15.000, 78· page docu-
ment. released Monday. is filled
with charts showing California
o utpacing oth er states in
manufacturing, housing con
s truction . agr icultur e. job
growth. overall incom e and
foreign business investments.
"CALIFORNIA OFFERS
business the largest and richest
market in the nation ... nnd one
that will continue to grow. lht•
report 11ays.
It also says problems of bus1·
ness taxation. government reg·
ulallon and government at-
titudes are being solved, though
1l concedes that !-.Orne or the
solullons. hkt.• a s treamhnlng or
the development permit process.
a re too new lo be evaluated .
It d oes no t explain wh y
California's unemploym ent rate
is consistently 2 percent higher
Lhan the national rate
SURVEY DIRECTOR Robert
Williams. a professor at the
UCLA Graduate School of
Ma nagement. said migration to
California in times of prosperity
makes it hard to reduce the
state's jobless rate.
The report says a survey
publicized by critics or the
Brown administration . asserting
that Calltomia was 47th among
the states in business climate.
"used questionable s ta tistical
techniques which gave ats con·
clusions dou btful value .
"We have had far too much
negative t.'Omment" about the
bu11iness climate. Wllllams said
THE REPORT llffmed well·
limed for the re-election cam-
paigns of Oymally and Gov. Ed·
mund' Brown Jr. Williams said
Brown's office had not uked for
the study.
But the governor's Economic
and Business Develo pment
director. Betty Bryant. 11
member or the commission. said
shf> hoped the report would be
wide ly dJistnbuted
Bentley Labs
To Receive
V.S. Horwrs
The presidential "E" award
will be presented to the ex·
ecutive officC'rs of Bentley
Laboratoral's. Inc . frv•ne, on
Friday.
Thc> award 1:-. authorized by
the president of 1 he United
States and given hy the U.S
Department of Commerce for
contra but1oni-to t hl• ex port ex
panslon program of the United
Statci;.
IT IS ntE highest peacetime
honor that can be conferred 011
an American bus iness
P r esenting the award on
beha lf of President Carter will
be Robert E. Badham. Included
in the presentation ceremonll'l>
will be Eric Silberstein. western
director of tM> Department or
Commerce
Conference Lined Up
Ov~r Th .. Counlf·r
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Two pr('s1dt:!nlaa I apµoantcc~.
an mternation<il economist, two
lop busine~s leaders and the
publisher of one of the country's
largest n('wspapers will speak at
lhe 16th <innual E c onomic
Out look Conference Sept. 21 <tl
tlw Anaheim Convention Center
A bout 1.200 Orange County
bui-.m N;s lt·<1der!-. are expected lQ
attend the <'onfercnce. sponsored
h,· the Orange County Chamber or C'omm..rl'l'. J<·(·ording lo D1:tlf'
L 0 y k 1' m a , ,. o n f c r e n c e
r hairnian
"i\MF:RI C A 'S Tom or·
rowlund" is the theme. Co·
~p11nbors 1nl'lude the United
St :ti t.'li Smull Busin ess Ad·
man1slration, the United States
Dt-partmcnLc; of Commerce and
Ener~y and the United States
Environ mental Agency Forty
I wo Orange County orRltniza·
lions are coopPration sponsors.
H ober t H M c Kinn ey.
ch:urman of the Federal Home
Loun R:mk Board, will be thP
luncheon speaker . Appointed by
Pr<'sidcnl Carter to a rour-year
ll'rm in June 1977. McKinney
will discuss the role played by
the Federal Home Loan Bank In
rc1eu1at1ng home m ortgage
f1nuncing and lht.• imporlllnce or
huui.e f1nanc1· In the local
cconom v.
McKinney will he introduced
by J er ry M Patterson. 0 -Santa
Ana. a membt·r of the llou!ie
Ranking, Finann· and Urban J\f.
raars CommillCl'
SPEAKER AT TllE aflc.'rnoon
!-.essions will IX' <;t'n Oavid C.
J ones, appoinll'd hy Carter as
l.'hairman of lhc Joint Chiefs of
Staff. J ones is former chief of
\taff of the United Stales Air
Fore<:.
Joining Jones on the afternoon
program will be Otis Chandler.
publisher and chief executive of·
ficer of the Los Angeles Times.
C hundler is vice chairman of
Times Mi rror Co .. which besides
newspapers is atllve in book
publishinR. newsprint. forest
producL'\, television broadca~l·
ing. ca hie com municat lon s
sy~lems. magai ine publishing
cind directory publishing. Times
Mirror Co is the 20th largest
company an California
Dr. Ra y mond J 1:tllow will
headline the morning session.
An economi11l and a uthority on
mont.'t ary and eco nomi c
for<>cai.ting, h<' as i.cnior vice
president. chief economi~L lJ nd
director of n::-.carch and plan.
nang for United Cali fornia flank.
Los Angeles.
ALSO PARTICIPATING in
the moming session will bc husi-
ncss leadl!rs Robert J . Lanigan.
president and chief 01>erating of
f1c er of Domestic 0f)<'rations of
OwC'ns-Jllinois, Inc. and Cilhert
lla mblct. regional v1cc pres•·
dent of TRW Credit Data. Los
Angeles
C harles lo: W1gg1ns . R ·
Fullerton. will be the kl•ynoll'
s peaker at the morning St.'SMon.
Serving his sixth te rm an the
House of Reprcsentat1 vc:o., ht•
will retire at the end of t he term
lie is associ:.ated with legis lation
dealing with court reform. drug
abuse and prisons.
Gen. Thom as f<'. Hill'y.
chairman of the Oranite County
Board of Supervisor~. will open
the morning proi:ra m .
To be held in conjunction with
the conference is the Cahforma
Business and Industry Show, ln-
cludin~ husiness and induMrial
sp<'cwhst.s representing market.
ing, purchasing, production.
transportation. offi<'<' manage
menl and data prnc·cssanJl in
dustries and services
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Unit to Meet
Jerry !."vine. 1>rcs1
c1ent of Mentor lntcrna
taonal. San Fran<'lsco.
will address the lnternu
tional Ma rketinJt A!.
sorlation of Ortlnge
County un Tut•sday
MUTUAL FUNDS
50%to400%
Tax Shelter Writeoffs for 1978
T311C\ 3nc..I 1nflauon, C\timotcd m he o-7% JO 1978, Mc making 1t
h.udcr for people lO rc1a1n or huilJ their .1~M·t•-. The IRS hn!>
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P•N Yer with the con,rnnt t;lx lnw rcv1,111m, there •lrt adU opportunJtie1>
11vallable for invc,ton ro ~helter or Jcfcr hoth invc&u nent a nd
camed in come (I.e. :.al;cry rind commM111n). I( yo11 pl;m your 1978
pio~rnm now, rather th.en w.111 till year t·nil, y1111'll
h.1vc .ln1J'llc rune h t ai\aly:c :mJ propt:rly th11tl'l'
rhc one whcC'h wtll ffit't!t your ohjec11vt'
For• pcnonal con1uhacion1
1n ludinl( 1( you w1~h your tJX nuorn<'V
m C.P.A .. cnnrac.1·
Piarkcr Dal~. Senior Vice Pretldenc,
.u (714) 6+4·4620 or the add~M
,hown bt:low.
lnvrmnrnt &nlrra S1ntc JQ}6
Mrmbcn New Yorlt St\)(k E11clutnar onJ Othn Prlnclp.11 bC"h.•ni:c
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606 C\ou1h Oliv< StrRt, Loi. Ani:~lt>~, CA 90014
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Th<' meellni.: will h<'
held ot the J olly Hol(cr
Inn, Anaheim Cocktulls
bf-gin at 11 :30 with the
proJtram following at
n oon M em beri.hlp
luncheon re c Is S5.
1ituests, $7 More In
formation ls avallublc
from the Oran ge County
chapte r. 870-2223.
NOD~IT ON
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Tuesday. September 12 1978 l/N DAILY PIL07
Deceit Grows
With Inflation
By SYLVIA PORTER
Our na tion 1s becom 1na a land In whic h deceit
domlnal<.-s the way we conduct our economic affairs as in·
d1 vlduahs. In business and at all le ve ls or govemment.
The Inflation or the ptust dec:ades is eroding m ora l
values and undermining hone~ly to a point where "nothlna
that is stated about dollars and cents a ny longe r means
what it says.·· :iays Or. Henry WalUch. a governor of th~
f ederal Re:,er ve Board a nd Inflation analyst.
.. E VE RYBODY M AKES CONTRACTS knowing
perfectly well that they will not be ke pt in terms of cons·
t unt values:· he said "We do not know whether the most
valuable part of the contract m ay not turn out to be the
paper ll is wr itten on. ln0ation IS like a country wher<
nobody speaks the truth.··
The documentation
Nine million Americans hold part-time Jobs or
otherwise earn money they don't report on their income
tax forms. says Peter Gutmann. professor or economics
and finance at Baruch College In Ne w York.
T<t x es an d
d ivide nds are paid from
profits that m ay not t>x
isl or. if they are shown
lo exist by accounting
a dJ us tm ent::.. a re not
b ack e d up by c~Jh
nows. says Wallich. ""In
Money's
Worth
addition to m isleading the stockholder and the p ublic.
these conditions pus h business into be coming morl
s peculative.
-The phenomeno n or .. downsizing .. or "'packaging to
price" is a subtle form ot inflation. The pn ce of the item
rem ains unchanged or rises only slightly. but the con
s umer gets less for t he money
-At the sa me time. politicians follow policies that. if
not openly dishones t. ure not honest either. A politician
who makes promise~ that he knows cannot be met is dis
honest.
YET. DESPITE EVIDENCE OF the extent to which
mnation is pushing toward .. deception"" as a way or life
how can an) long.term commitme nl. in absolute dollar
terms be reached between buyer and seller . employer and
employee. lender a nd borrower. 1n a prolonged phase ot if
wage price spi ral->
It 1~ only human to 1 ry to protect against the risks of
ever climbing prices and the dwindling buying power or
the dollar by demanding more or offering less.
It is only logical of individuals and business owners to
t urn to government in search of a n econom y curs ed by m·
nation
IT HAS GONE BE YOND nu: stage whe n conce rn can
be foc used only on regaining control over t he wage-pn ce
s pir al. So perntcious has lnflation·s impact bee n o n the na·
tion 's moral structure that we m ust be equally concerne(i,.
with r egaining a perspective on what is right and wrong
There ar e no e asy solutions.
Let the Car te r a dm inistration a nd congressional
leaders be wa rned: Unless the battle against Inflatio n b
fought with more courage and originality than It has been
up to now. the people will move close r to taking the ir
destiny into their own ha nds
Srocks Again Fail
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Intermission
Tom Titus
till' t'rl•ndHllur\ le·•d in.i the rebel" a galn11t h is
fulht.'r'11-urm v a nd tht• 1t•rl he s we eps otr her ret•t.
Hyt'l• ulso hw. :.imw l(ood s(·c,•n~K In h1 i. Chrrk K e n ·
ll'lh 1dt•nl1t y or fJ foppti.h 1rn ntywa1i.t
Por conwdy rl'lll'f, thcrt· urc J etrcry Winner
und Mu rv <;11 11-. ,,., u T umblt<weeds·lllldcgardc
lt.1mhocker lt.1nd e n 1, t11~i-1111( out one liners ~I
t·vf'rv turn ('ru11( Curdnt•r i~ flnt• as the rumrod
cupluin o( th .. Ntoul ht•arted m<-n pursulnR the dei.-
••rt ratil. wh1l<· !-,t .. J)h t•n Gothofd impresses as the
rne>rl' t'Vrll\t'tl'nt mu.' l(l•m•rul
The Sc•hu1;11un'i. 11mcJ ul0tion (1•ulurc.•t>. in chorus
1 c1ln . thn•t• l>t•rftn mt•r., launr h ing the ir pro·
ft'"'llOnol (•arc.•l'r1> who huve e njoyed s tar bilUng In
1111·,al t•ommunaty ttwull·r mut>1cals Thev arc Carl
Nl'hun 1 "Sl1JI) thl' World ... "Cubaret, ·· etc 1,
U1t'IH1rd Rowl.1nd '"Two by Two"• and Land11
WrM1• I "The Uoy F1 11•n 1J'' 1 a ll of whom have
l'lhown exn•ll1•11t 1·n·11l-nt1 ul11 for future stardom
Sl1NUi\ V'S f'•:R e:ORMANCE m a rked a
ma lt'SIOnt' or Nortb for the Sun Clemente dinner
ho uM' at wai, filled with more th1rn 300 membC'rs
of tlw c ity's Klwunis d ub. their w.lves and guest:..
Al'cordintt tu Scbastu.an 's. this wus the first local
ser v1ct· club to churtt•r a n entire p<:rform ance .
"The Desert Song" will be calling, its vo1rc
c.-nthrulhng, for the next six weeks at Sebastlan'b,
140 /\ vt•nida Pico. Sun Cl<'menle Following the
mui.1cul will be the Orunge County premiere of the
O(•w comedy "Sume Time, Next Yettr" with Vera
Milch in one or the slur ring roh.>t> •
CALLBOARD Golden West College ha s an
nounced audltlonb for two productions this week
t ryouts will be ht•ld tonight and Wednesday
ul 7 o 'clock for "The ·Prime of Mii.s J ean Brodie"
a net Thun>day evening. also ul 7. for "The Lege nd
11f Slt•t-py Holl ow.'· both m room 209 of the theuter
bull<fing
Saddl{'bark Collegt· has called readings for the
drum u "Look Homeward, Angel" Wednebday .
Thursday and Friduy ut 6 pm. an the College ·~
Studio Theukr m lhe fine arts complex ... the
show will open ~ov. 2 for two weekends ... .
Series Continues
ll OLLYWOOD i /\P l Quinn Martin
P roductions will complete the production of 13
1•p1sodes of "The Runawayi-." despite the f act that at
has bt•1•n removed from N BC's fall schedule.
T lw s<'fll'I\, which s lurs /\Ian Feinstein. m ay air
lal l'r on NBC tn u different time s lot. Martin s aid tht·
nt'lwork f<'lt the "ha rd·hilt1ng" stories were not
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ENTERTAINMENT /INTERMISSION /MOVI ES
Reflective
George Burns and Brooke Shields are reflect·
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movie "Two of a Kind." about an 82-year·old
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MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"SGT PEPPER'S LONELY
HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG)
"SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT" (PG)
"GONE IN 60 SECONDS"
"SOUND OF MUSIC"
"SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R)
"THE ONE AND ONLY"
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG)
"FOUL PLAY" (PG)
"FOUL Pl.A Y" (PG)
"FUN WITH DICK & JANE"
"CORVETTE SUMMER"
"JOY RIDE" (PO)
K•ltll• Ne•r
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''THE BUDY HOUY STOAY"
''THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" (PG)
"HEAVEN CAN WAIT"
"AMERICAN HOTWAX"(PG)
"SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG>
"STUNTS"
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In 'Rocky II'
PHILADELPHIA IA Pl Mayor FrJ.ink R iZlOIN
getting Into 11how biz. lle'i. muking his film debut
with act~r Sylvester Stallone in the sequel to the
Oscar·w10ningmov1c "Rocky "
Rlzzo's scene in "Roc ky II" calls for him to pr<'· •~nt Stallone with a proch1mutlon at City Hall The
seen (' will be s h ot in th('
mayor's reception room where
he normally hunds out proc
lamatlons . Stallone and u film
rrew wcr-.. in the c ity "lo<'ulion
scouting" :ind visited lmofly
with R1u o • ' In "Roc k y," Stall one
portrayed a boxer known as the
"Italian Stallion " ~hooting or the sequel l:. to -
ht'gln Oct. 2 an Hollywood. •ttno
Stallone plans l</ s hoot on locauon here In late Oc
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INFORMS In tht DAILY PILOT
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•Horoscope •Classified
T~. hp'*1\ber 12. 1871
Bookworm
Detectives . .,;'
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What are the colors of the'J
rainbow? What are the
most unwanted jobs? The
reference librarian will try
to find'the answer~
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Wl•t ls the averdt-rainfaU' In Laa._,• Bead.,
JNho wu the 'bok who lint prepared
Tur;ttey Tetran uu r..-Madame Tetrauani.,
_ J When was C~fomla 's pay toilet ban bill passed')
,• Who mana t/d ·lhe New York YanJcees in ·i 1928'! No. t.hese,lre not the tie breakers from a
• trivia conte.\1 Whal they are Is a sample ol qua·
tions rrom t.fe day In the life of public servants
who areP84delecliveand part bookworm.
These unsung heroes and heroines are ref •
. erence librarians who have not only been uked
, the above questions but th as
What is it like to find the answers to-on a
heavy day-upward of 50 quesUons posed by
everyone from Uurd graders to senior citizens?
"It's kind of like being a detective," says
reference librarian Diane Johnson. "You have
to get a kick out of pursuing an answer and put·
ling together pieces of ':a puzzle."
, "YOU HA VE TO HA VE a certain basic i ability, a feeling for what the person wants
• because people don't like lo say what they ~ .. ~ want." says re rerence librarian Donald
· Nicholson. "You have to encourage them to
cough up what they want to know. It's very
challenging."
Says reference librarian Tony Attoyo:
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much Information from the patron as possible
and then you've got to have the patience to st.art
looking.
Tony Arroyo, reference·libratlan, Laguna Beach Public Library: 'I encounter something different on a daily basis.:
"It's a very rewarding job because I en·
counter something dirferenl on a daily basis and
I learn something new."
When are reference librarians most com·
monly called into service? It is a lime, says
Christine Vasquez, when a person has hit a
brick wall.
Ms. Vasquez. who sees her job as a dl'l-
seminalor or information," says the number of
questions she receives at the Mesa Verde CCosta
Mesa l branch of the Orange County Library
varies from summer to winter.
THAT'S BECAUSE, she says, about 75 per·
cent of the questions are posed by students.
Their questions. she notes, run in cycles, de-
pending on what they are studying.
A large percentage of queries comes from
businessmen who want to know about a certain
company's background such as its officers or
stock rating.
Some of the more common questions
Dr. Sidney J. Pames encourages class
to think of as many uses as it can for
giant paper clip.
Speedthink
Now there are courses,
seminars, books and
papers on how to expand
bur creativity quotients.
By ANDREW J. NEFF
BUFFALO, N.Y. <AP) -Half of elebt la
zero.
Huh?
Half or eight la zero.
Think about It.
II you happen to smile a little or light up a
bit Inside because you realize that the bottom
half of the figure 8 la a 0, then you're experlenc·
Ing "aha."
It's similar, admittedly on a smaller 1eale,
lo the Ughl bulb that must have 1one oo ln
Newton's head when he saw the apple fall.
You're being creative.
Notbinc special about that, you ml1ht 1ay.
but there are a growin1 number or people who
consider It very apec:lal. In fact, they conduet
seminars, teach coUe1e counes and write books
and papen on how to lncreue and expand our
creativity quot.Jen\&
Our whole purp()M la mo~ and deeper
(See SPEED, Pa1e a)
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Donald Nicholson or the Mariner's <Newport
Beach ) branch library receives concern the
source of a quote or the author of a book or
play.
"SomeUmes people want to know about
social usage or the use of words or to locate a
certain place on a map," he says.
TO PROVIDE ANSWERS to the multitude
of questions. librarians consult reference books
which number in the hundreds , eveA thousands.
Most keep a ready reference index at their
fingertips to answer the most frequently asked
questions such as hotline numbers, city facts
and branch library operating hours. ·
The two books Nicholson most often con-
sults are the ·•world Book Eacydopedia" and
the "World Almanac."
Also frequenUy referred to ar:e "}Jome,Book.
of Quotations," "Bartlett's Familiar Qoota·
lions," and "Books in Print," which bas li.stinp
by author. tiUe and subject.
And. of course, there are dozells of
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Good Tbne
The Golden Timers Senior Citizens Center I
In Costa Mesa celebrated its first anniversary /
Saturday with a rollicking barbecue party.
The theme was Hawaiian, so most of the.120
party.goers donned colorful island clotbiAI for
the festivities . There was picnic food, ping
pong, singing and dancing, with music provided
by the Garden Grove Top Hatters and Joe
Chapelle and his banjo.
The purpose of the celebration was "lo get
people interested, and lo talk about our success
or the past year," said Cathy S&eveu, dirklor.
"It was a fun day," she added. "We had a ,
lot of people signing up for classes." The center.
is located at 114 E . 19th St. In Costa Mesa. •
Wear Your Name
'At least two area groups, working lndepen·
dently. are sponsoring pre·~hool Identification
drives by offering identification bracelets lo
parents ol pre·scboolers. toddlers and infants.
The communitv service protects are sponsored by the Costa Mesa Junior Women's
Ctub and the Junior Ebell Club of Newport
Beach. The ID's cost $1.2S.
The Costa Mesa Junior ~ogien's Club will
sell the JD's from Monday, Sept. 18, .ihrougb
Frida}', Sept. 29. More information Is available
from AM WdN al 546-9018.
The Junior Ebell Club ol Newport Beach
wlll sell them from Monday, Oct. 9. to Monday.
Oct. 16. Carolyn Matthews, 640-4397, bas more
information on the project.
Girl Scouts
The Colla Mesa Comnnmlty AllociaUoa,
Girl Seoul Cou.ncll or Orange County receaUy
held its annual reco1nltlon dinner at the
Newport Sheraton Hotel. Ftfteeft Colla l111a
scouts recleved Girl ScouUnc'• biabeet award -
Finl Clua Scout. . They were Tlllereea Ga•, CIMJ O'M..,..,
Sasaa &eeu, lledl Sllaplro, Outsta Balllqer,
8tepllaaie 81111, Barble Ftrebaap, DueUe
Grady, llrtOUe 011111, Beelly S&al& .. , IM1 Ya•
A•ea, 81M1'11 Slleflleld, Liu Ne~, 1taWe-
Well1 and Dawa8enaa&el.
The reelplenta were from Ga1 SeMh'•
troop 1082, Sae ............ troop 1118 gel a.,
Ftreb•.P'• troop ltU.
The Fashionables
The Faahlonabl11, a support IJ"OUP of Chap.
man Colle1e'1 lnternat.lonal Scbolarsbip F\mct,
(Sff HAPPENINGS, Pa1e Cl>
manuals. statistical abstracts. government
directories, encyclopedias and rnedlcfl and law dictionaries.
Arroyo. reference librarian at the Laguna
Beach library, s ays most questions can be
answered within minutes. depending on com·
plexity.
MS. VASQUEZ SAYS it lakes betweeft five
minut~ lo a half hour ror about tbree·quarters
of the questions. The remainder may lake
several hours to bunt down.
Occasionally. however. reference librarians
hit a brick wall or their own.
· But when they, exhaust all their ~. they can call upon the services or LOCNET
<l:..ibraries of Orange County Network>.
. LOCNET. a reference network of about 75
libraries In the CO\anty. is localed In a small of·
fice in the Santa,Ana Public Ubrary. Two pro-
fessioaal libracians are on duty.
"We can draw upon the collections of all the
libraries:;'says Diane Johnson, reference
networl< supervisor for LOCNET and the San·
tiago Library System.
They can also consult the state library in
Sacrame nto or SCAN cSouthern California
Answering Network in Los Angeles .
BUT FOR ALL THEIR sophisticated ref·
erence books and resources. the best reference
tool of all, says Mrs. Johnson. 1s the telephone
book.
If, for example, there is a question about
chemistry. she will look on the yellow page listing
for cbenust and make a phol\4? a call ... People are
nice," she notes. "when you tell them you realty
need help. "We spend, a lot or time on the telephone
ca..lling organ1zal1ons. compabies, groups.
libraries: whoever we think m.ight know the
answer." ·
E'llery reference librar1an has a list of
strange or unusual questions such as: What are
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Joe Chapelle, left. and Norman H. Candland get in the spirit of an Hawaiian barbecue.
Lisa Weiss; 5, with ID brace,.t being
sold Co.9ta Mesa Juniors.
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of creative IWdlea at Buffalo Slate Colh•I• and
preia.14Mal ol lhe Cr.1Uve Educ:aUoa Foundation
"You 've beard of 1peedreachnt," Pam
.. ya. • '1'bia la llke 1peedthmklnt "
Thi foundation, whach wu 1et up In tlM by
LIM late lldverti•lna execuUve AJex O.bom of
New Yon. IPOOW'I work&hopa, loaUtut.ea and
reMarcb deallnC w1lh cruUve behavior and
problem·IOlvinC
One at Olborn'• belt.er known creation• wu
what be e&lled "b.-.lt\ltormln&" 1eulooa to
w-hicb people would alt around t.oainC out Ideas
on condWoa lbat all Judtment al tbe icfeu be tempor~=ed. Def J ent I.I one of tbe key con-
ceptl In expand na on1'1 creaUvity, Barnes
aay1. "llost people balk at flnt. They woa't d•
fer Judiment." "There'• the fear factor, the risk of becom·
tna more aware of youraetr than you want,"
uya AftCelo Biondi, execuUve director of lbe
fo1Jndatloo and mana11na editor of the Journal
of Creative Behavior. . Another eaaentlal to creative problem ·
aolvlnc. Barnes says, la breakln1 a problem
down lnt.o ita cooatituent parts. "SomeUme1."
he aay1. "we try t.o solve somethlna without
k.nowin& what It is we want to solve." rn 1ddJUon, Parnes says, "Quantity breedi.
quality, t.he more ideu the better. The Judf(-
menl comes htler "
Keeping these et1ae0Ua1s in m!nd, Parneb
u&ea a five·11tep process to leach creativity .
t"'indln& the fact, the problem, the Idea. the solu·
lion and. rinaJly, acceptance.
What that means 111 dcfirung the lac~. de·
C'idlog what the proble m Is , hralnstormlnx for
lK>lutJona, decidlng on one then see10a 1/ 1t·~
practical. One meani. which Parnes advocates 1s whal
he calls ''forcing relatlom1hlps," where you try
lo relate two 1>ecmlngly d iverse itcmi..
Pointing to two item s on his dc&k, he llSk!>,
"How could you relate that soda can and that
tele phone''"
Well. you rould Imagine a telephone an the
shape of a soda can.
"Good. What about the other way around?"
Hmmft\. The cord on t.be receiver could be a
crazy 80t"l of straw.
''Excellent. Now you 're catclung on."
"TIMI big Joke around here," Parnes sayb,
"I" ~pie !\aytng, 'I've been doing this stuff alt
along. Now J finally know what il'6 c~lled '"
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(Frem P11e CU
the m<>lll unwanted jobs'! und Whal are the col·
ors of the rainbow <In order)'!
"I &et lbem aU the lime," Hys Mr;. Vasquez
with a laugh. "I go home and tell m y hwsband all
the unusual questions."
Often she will be asked to find out the name
ol a character on an old radio or TV show or the
birth dale ol a movie star . ·•ar we find out there ls a contest going on ,
adults and klda start phoning w\th trivia ques·
tlona," she says. "We try lo restrict those
becau1e It can get so buay. But moat everything,
if we can find the answer, we try lo flnd It."
Say1 Nicholson : "Here's my attitude :
maybe lt teema like trlvla t.o me, but anythJn11
of lm~ce t.o thal person ls Important t.o me
and I U do my beat to find lhe anawer."
Happenings
c Prom Page Ct >
will tour Udo VIiiage Wednesday, accordlo1
to Mrs. Wiiiiam H. Mead, the croup's foun·
der I cha1rman.
Ho1te11ea •r8. Do•ald 8tarll•1, Mn.
ErMtlt 8afU& and Mrs. Mead will free\ the 85
m emoor11 und ~ven new m embers, lncludlna
the Mmee. Ntek Doolla, Samael Hanwha, James
Myer.soa. Eobert E. Harris, Rtymond O.brtnJI,
Tltoau F. &Ue1 and .lob Vlr&M.
Newport Beach balrdreuer Alfredo H•bar
Ir. will be featured on the Merv Orifntb show
today et t p.m.
A preaenlaUon of hit haintylee, which waa
t.ped ln Lu Ve1u. la scheduled. ~ models,
w6o an Lu Veau 1bowlirl1, wear "exotic
balrdol to co wtlb the exotic clotho8 <by Susie
Creamcheeae), Hulzar 11ld.
Hulzar wu born In El Puo andlrew up In
E11t Loi Anaelea, wh re he ent.ere the work
force u a aboe abtne boy. He served In the Air
Force, pla)'ln1 mmic H • hobbf, and fln11ly aot
int.o the beauty bu8lneH In Hollywood. Ho lat.er
opened a shop on Balboa Island.
Hulsar 1ald tbat "a little bit of everylhlnl"
now la lD vosue In tbe baJr world. The aof\ wub
and wear look, lon&er balr and ft.near wavoa are
PoPUlll'.
Hair care now la important, he added. "ln
the '50I b&lrdreNera Wied t.o ruln hair with rat·
Un1 and lacquer. Now we toch client.I how t.o
work wtlb tbelr hair."
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Haw-,.,., °'miff COGIC DoU~ PU.oc, 1'.0 . 8o% 1640,
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• Jl '• all rlabl." we
Hld "Doti"\ dweU on It ."
.. and the.a p6clctn1
up the paJamH and
waablnt t.Mm. and mak-
l n 1 bedt a nd lt '•
luncbtlmt qaln ud the
kid• a,. bome and it'•
tlme to pick up lh•
1chool c&oc.bes and wuh
them, and Ht tM table
and aot lwich and rlnn
the plat.el and do lbe
dlah • and clear amd lt '1
dlnnerthnt and I Ht tho
table and plck up the
play clot.Ml and w11b
lhem and cet dinner and
clear UM I.able and rt.me
tho dlU. and 1tart the
wa1her . did I HY
that before""
We nodded
II y Id.di went tbtou&h
It a nd It wu a period
thaat I paranotcally refer
lo aa the "Clothln1 Con· nedlon." ll wu like a
11me. Every tlme they
moved a h ea d two
1paces, they p111ed 10 and went cUrecUy t.o the
cloaet. My llve·year-old
once Ht a record tor
chanct.nc clot.ha. Wllhln
a 14-bour pe riod , he
c ban1ed clotbea nine
Umea. He bad an outnt tor eauni bteakf ut, 10-
ln• to 1cbool, ru.onlna
Et•• ••••eelc
lbrouJb u.. hole. waln1
t.M phoae, eatlnc lunch.
anawertna Lhe door, rid·
Ins hi• 61ke, w•llblnc
himHlf, and OM that be
wore becawae then wu
nothln1 clean left to
wear.
I couldn 't walk
lbrou1h a room without
t ncount.erina a pile of
hi• clotbel. ll waa like
p lcklna your way
lbrou&b cow chlpe.
J 'll never forcet poor
lrl1 lr J Uve t.o be a hun-
dred .... he r ha nda
a hrlveled from band
wa1hea, he r 1lnuae1
filled wlth laundry
bleach, h e r brain
foHed by llnl. "When doe• It all end!" 1be
Hid. "All thla Wub.inJ
andlroolna?"
We amtled. "On lhe
day your kldl •tart. do
their own laundry."
[ Boroseope )
WEDNESDA V , 8EPT. lJ
By SYDNEY ouaa
AltlE8 <March 21 -Aprll 19>: Accent on
social UJe, ravon, popularity and versatility .
Gemini, Sugltlarlus persons figure prominently
Lcuve dE'lu1ls for another lime. Ga1n overall
view. Wi.Hh comes true u you are presented
with material needed to better communlcat.e
nee<ts
TAUavs (April 20 May 20): Be 1peclfic,
study Aries met~aae . reallze you have 1up·
porlcn Some detractor• would like t.o In·
limidate you Have none of it. You cun elevate
)lt a nding Su1H!rio r 11> lmpres11ed, will do
11>omeUunai lo htilp you attain aoaJ .
GEMINI <M11y 21 ·June 20>: Good lunar
1u1pecl comcldei now with cbanae. variety,
eduC'allon, holiday, cornmunacalion, travel
Another GemmJ, 11 Vlrao and SagiU.anan figure
In scenario. You gain throup wriUA!n word. Be
alert. pen-eptive, imprint your own style on
creative effort.a.
CANCER <June 21.Jwy 22): Spotlight on
leaaea. renlal.a, budaet alfecUna partn•r or
mate. Dome1Uc affalra command at&AsnUon.
Family member talka 11boul reaideoce. SWTOun·
dings, expenditures aimed •t tllm.lnatin1 safely
h1tzards. Tow-us, Libra, Scorpio per&ooa figure
prominently.
LEO (July 23·Au~. 22): Go slow, maintain
low proflle, lc l others assert thei r viewa,
t'3peclally partner, m ale Collect data, bold
rour fare, be posil.Jve or legal a.rou.nd, avoid Me·
mg places, people only •8 you wlah they ml&bt
be. Placeti, Virgo indlvlduala t11ure promioeot·
ly.
VIRGO CAug. 23·Sepl. 22): Avotd makina
prem ature decl11ions, moves. Check baalc
material, services. There la more t.o current
situation than might be apparent. Know It, be
aware of cost.a, responslblUUea. Member of op·
poaite sex does not think you should be quite 10
free. You'll soon see!
LIBllA !Sept. 23·0cl. 22): You complete a
cycle you learn who actually la coneemed,
who m erely provides llp Mrvlce. You feel more
Important, aelf·eat.eem ls elevated. Fln11h pro·
Ject, create, get off sldellne1, become Involved.
SCORPIO COct. 23·Nov. 21>; Break throuth
restrlcUoo.s -take Independent atanc•. Strt11
lndlvlduallty, build for security. Leo, Aquarius
peraona figure prominently. You make 1ood.
fresh contact.a. You think more clearly -)'OU
receive lllumlnaUoo.
8AGrrrAanJ8 CNov. 22·Dec. an: Acttnl
on di venlty. quesllona-and·anawen1 wbb1tn1
nelabbora or relatives, opUmllUc fnendl. let-
ters that contain aood newa. Aquarh.&1, Taurua1 Leo perwona fl1ure prominently. Ideal click -tr
you dlaptay courage of convlctlona. Follow
throu1h on "Intuitive teellng."
CAPalCORN COec. 22·Jan. 19): Accent o.t
flnancee, expansion, lookln1 beyond the Im-
mediate . Gemini. Sag1U1rlu1 ft1ur1 pro·
mlnently.
AQ\JAarus <Jan. 20·Feb. 18>: ObtaJn blnt
from Capricorn m essage. HJ1hll1ht confidence,
originality: be a self·starter. Welcome
chalhmi<e, clash of ideas
Pl.8CES ct'c b 19·March 20>· Check behind
11cene1, look for hidden clu~ -accent percep-
Uvenea11, lntuillve lnlellecl.
ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS
Let Yo11r Son Shave
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Our son Jim·
m l• w11 l41nMay. He hu
been hU1lln1 hla dad tor
the la1t six month1. He:
wantl t.o 1have. There 11
nolhln& to 1h1ve . Hu
wouldonlyculhlmaelf.
Every niahl he brin1a
up the 1ubJecl. It'• the ·
aame aid routine. "Why can't I shave" All the II Hre to ....,.&ea. h!a
1uy1 in my crowd do It." Mlf-elteetn. ao-.here 11
Hl1 father hu tried t.o ynr U11Nr aDd look at ox~la l n that 1havln1 alJ dae ~Y you aavf"d
... t run. It'• a nulaance .. calOMM!
and once ht start.a he 'II D E A R A N N be aorry LANDERS: I am n hap·
L a a t n 1 1 b t m y plly married woman but
hu1b1nd uld "Why you'd never know It 1f
don 'l you write' t.o Ann you could tune In on lhP
Lander3 and aee what dreams I've been buvinf(
1he aay11"" I told him lately. you could nol Jive ws In the pas t t h rt•e
any help with th.la pro· w eeks l 've dream c <.l
blem unleu you saw the about romantic 1n
boy. He replied, "So -t e r l u d e a w al h t h c
we'll take Jimmie to but c h er a t th"
Chicago. Jl'a a nice ride s upermarket. the .rounf(
from Sprtnifield." man who came t.o fix th<.·
rt we brtnf Jimmie t.o TV. my next·d oor
Cblca10. w II you see n elghbor <h e 's o ld
h im ? We would ap-enough t.o be my father >.
preclate it very much. lwo movie stars and a
-A N G U 1 S H E D United States Senator
PARENTS So help m e. I have
DEA• PAaENTS: I'd never bad an affair a nd
love &o, IMI& my *'" am not intereal ed in
-
~
. ,
havlnl( one. My husband
Is wonderfUl and I would
never cheat on tum
In the momlna when I
get up. I remumber my
drcamb vividly and am
filled with .iullt What
does a ll thh mean?
Whut can I do llbout 1t 'i
Please give me some
gu1d u n cl' I am
AFRAID TO GO TO
SLEEP
DEAit Al"ftAIO :
Dnam1 are uncen110recl
tbou1llt11 aad dealre•
that rW'I lootw In Ute ub·
conulou.. f'reud uld
they ar• l.he dl1gullied
fulflllment of vup·
preaHd wtalaelt. Robert
Loal1 S&eveaaon O•ce
wrote, "We all have
thoagbt1 &hat would
»bame a.en ... Some or
theu feetlD15 come out
la o•r d.reama.
B•t It'• 9'ow •• eott· duct ounelvt'a a.ad not
whit wt• drt1am tbat
counh. So -relax,
hoaey, aad iet a lood
•lab&'• a&eep.
DEAR ANN
l.ANl>F.RS .J 'm 17
ye1ara old <and fl u t -
<'hested I don't mean
small. I'm Uke an lron·
Ing hoard end It h ua
m;,de me vvry 1elf·
conscious.
t 'vc heard tbout a
doctor In town who ctvea
H1llcone 11hols. Are there
any slde·effecta., How
much does tl cost" I
GOT PLENTY 01''
NUTlllN'
OF.AR U. GOT: If the
l•it• 1 autltortuH hear
about tht-doetor. IM will
bf' In •~riou• tro•blf'.
Slbcone IMta for breH t
au1m .. ntaUo• are II· lt!gal. Thia la •
daa1erou1 proctdur~.
Somt> dea&ha ltave OC:·
carrtd beeaue of i&.
8UlcOM lmptaatts, are
however, a s afe pro.
cedure .i.e. dolle by a
com p=J!l11Uc sar· aeon. l you faml·
ly doctor -wlMa you
are lt. woe'tletme.'l'lley1ayl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
lane all I eu do to ,.,
oat 1evea column• a
WHk. In fa:!;J:t to make Rre I · '& be
tempted they wro&e It In·
to my eoDtraet -.. No
perM11al couaJ&atlou."
I did e~k wtdl two
exeellen& peycholoaa.ta1 however, and they bote
11ld, let the boy •ave.
U CH'l hurt fllm aDd It
Weddmg ond engagf'·
ment announcemc:nt-4 nm on Swtday ,,, Ille DajJy
P1tol.. f 'orm.a art' aooUoble
al oU DaJly PILot of/ict• ur
hy caLLmy lltf' ,.·eaturt'1t
Depart men/, ~2 4321
1'o avoid d11oppo1nt·
mt'fll. prospeclwe bnde•
a re reminded It> have lhf•1r
wedding 1lorlr1. with <1
hl.o.ck-<J.nd·Whltt> g/J1111y ()f
llw hndt> or nf t hi' couple
'" the Featur1>,, Depart
menl ont' Wf'ek beforr flu>
weddmr1
f:ngagf'mt•nt anrwurK't
menl•. Wtl h black·arid
whde gl-Ouy of the future
bruU! or llw coupU>, mu11
be receive d by the
f 'eature1 INpartmenl .!ll'
~eka beff1rf' llu-weddmg
ckJIP
M'LADY HAIR SALON
5"CIA.L ON PMMS-$17 .&O SllCIAU OtUeOMDA Y. TUISOA Y,
Early or Lare 80P01ntments accepted 10 • WIDHllOAY
accommodate WorktnQ Peoo•e Acrylic ,. , • • & s.t ..tr HM
Nails. Maniamng. lnd1v1dual Lashes Helrc ... ..tr $1,00
Extra Charge tor Blow Ory 0< Curt1no Thuraday. Fnday. Saturday and Sunclay
Iron Of9"SUl«tAY lb-.n .... ,.._..,. UM
1695 llVIMI avo .. sum zoz. COSTA ..SA
646-7197
2:00-5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 17
SILENT AUCTION
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Admllllon. $6.00 Donatk>n
Help Bulld OrangeCounty~Flrst Independent Burn UnH
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SANTA ANA· TUSTIN COMMUNITY HOSPITAL 1001 N. 'TUSTIN AV!, SANTA ANA
I t
'
..
Tl*day. September 12. uno DAILY PILOT c:J
Th• Blggeat Marketplace on the Orange Coaat
DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS
••••••••••••••••••••••• IOOJ ..._...,_,. HoltMIForW. HometForS-. Ho.wtForW. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... • , .. ,.. I 00 G1M,..e I 002 Corw .. Mer I 022 CcwOllO .. Mer I 012
You Can Sell It. Find It,
Trade It Wtth a Want Ad
[84ij 5&7&] On• Cell Service 842• Falt Credit Approvel
DO~aSHOllS
fo'root row ~w of bo•t.a.
bay and niaht Ughu -
Most llOUiht after lou
I.Ion In Oover Sbore1 .
Completely remodeled
and upcraded with the flneat malerlal1 and
workmanlblp. 3 Bdrm•. 3~ balba. plus much cnore. Fee land. ~-*·
·····•••••············ ....................... •·······•········•····· ......••.•.............
NIW SIA YIAW HOMI WITH YllW
JIOJYocMD ..... .............................................. ···················-···· ...................... .
... ,.. 1002 •••NI 100 Ch•NI 1001 G1MNI 1001 U~l()U~
2 bedroom & den -2 baths, flreplace -
Big kitchen with breakf a.st aru -Side
yard. has room for pool or large patio .
Priced below market al $239.000. Small
down payment & owner will assist in
financing or lease option. Open House
Sal & Sun 1-4.
....................... ··········•••········· ............................................. .
... CYM T0~14f.IOO
The mOllt bl!auuful Oakrr~l Model Wt!
have Sttfl' Co mpletcl)• upgr ded &
wooderluJ location Parqu t noons in
entry h.all. dlnlng rm & ldt<-ht'n, an ex·
lra window \n l.R . shutters ctt" l::xtra
lge patio 2 &lrm~. 2 balh.s
WISLIY H. TA no• co .. UAL TO«$
2111 S-Jo 'I ........
Ml'W10trT CIMTB. M.A. 644-49 I 0
......... ........................
IOUAL HOVlilHO Oll'll'OIHUNll 'f
,....._.,Notice:
All real est.Ate advertised tn t,hjg newspaper Is sub
jed to the Ft.'Cleral Fuir
Housing Act of 1968
which makes it illegal to
advertise .. anr pre
ference. limitauon. or
discrimination based on race. color. religion. sex. « national ongin. or an
lntenUon lo make any
auth preference. limlta·
don. or discnminalion. ·•
Thia newspaper will nol
knowingly accept any
advertising for real
est.ate which ls IO viola·
EMBALDIAY!
HB.r. PROIA Tl!
lk'd~ UIOUbandl. ex
~\"C l'l>UllC', llle:(le\ lO
uct:.in' 81 euttil1l11n1
\ 1('W lnw pn~ Wiil !!Ur·
pnk )'OU' Hurry' Ci.II ll.>d.»v for dcl1ul:o. ~
F ORE ST E
OLSON ...... , ..... , '··~--
··~-..--
IAIGA.IM HUNTERS
llere's the one you've
been looking for-a
great Mesa Verde family home for only $78,900. 3
Bdrm 2 balh family room w1rplc Lots of extras, re·
ady to move into. Call
S<:J.USL
·.:~ HERITAGE
•• •• · REALTORS·
lack lay Special
First ume offered ln L2&,.\
years. Outstanding.
custom deeorated home tionoltbelaw.
---------1 with large cozy family
.......................
1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
room. built-In TV. &
paneled bar. Country
kitchen with stained
gl81is wtndow. and room
for pool make this a
perfect family home.
$198.500. 673·85~. HEW HOME
RETREAT ()l'N Ill 0 •II~ llJN 10111 '""'
Prestigious' Bucola [ I ~E::;~)t~d~;,911~ftHW
Won't last! Call today Cor
ddall.s. 645-0303 WOW! WHAT
F ORE STE
OLSON .. , ......... ..
··~-~
A VALUE!
Located in Mesa North
on a large lush comer
IOl. This 4 bedroom, 2
balh home is truly a
---------• vaJue. Featuring RV ac· ---------1 cess. and an Inspiring TRHS TREES screened-in porch for hot
Quiet East.side tree hned summer rughts as weU as
street. Updatt:d 3 Bdrm a large c:tirung area f~
home w /large ram 1 I y enlertmnmg. The pri~ IS
room & fplc. Sparkling ~y S77.900. Call before
ovenlzed pool Delal·hed it s gone. 556-2660
guest bdrm wt bath and «=:,SELECT
alley entrance For de· T PROPERTIES tails call 540-1151
;~~HERITAGE-
• • REALTORS·
NEWPORT SHORES
Clooe to beach-invest or
live in Uus 3 bedrm 2 bath b each h ouse . _________ , Pnvate palio ent.ry lead·
Owner wanu a partner. ing into cozy sunllte liv· BUY "4. 'Yb or ir.. of elegant ing rm. lt '11 move fast al
COM d'tfilex. Extra lge $110.000! 673-8550 ~~~te~.w ~~~af1~sU:~ [;;0 :1Mfi~.1· ~!~~s~~v:n~~ bw~'::r •ltt''u':
w 111 carry. Bob W · l!-=~:;::.J-~-~-~·~·~-!!J!~~
991-9110
Make tho s e good
household items you're
not uaing a vailable to
IOCDfl other famiJy by ad·
vertWni them for sale l.n Classified. Csll 642·5678
macnab I lrvtne
realty
1HUE TO CHOOSE AtOM
First phase Villagers -both 2 & 3
BR plans. Al l in superb location
near pools & new Woodbridge
Village Center. They are without
question some of the best buys in
fabulous Woodbridge! From $71,500
to $7\,900. Forrest Powers 752-1414.
(T-126)
642-123~ 644-6200 ten Dover Drive Harbor View Cenw
trvliw •t C..mpus V•lley c.entef'
752·1414
I LABHEf I' I* I I I
laST IUY IH · llOA.DMOOI
llertt'is a 5 bedroom. 3 bath. l story
home ln Popular Harbor Vlew Broad·
moor: Formal dlnlng. famlly room, f1r"pl11c~. and a deck that extends ln·
lo u wooded area that is community
owned and mamlained. Reduced to
$267.000!
U,_.l()Ut: ti()Mt:I
REAL TORSl. 675 6000
2443 Eau Co~t Highway, Corona del Mar-
c1lso 1n Mtw Vc1de. e11 546 5990
OCEAHFIOMT
Fine craftsmanship in mahog. trim &
oak floors. sets off this landmark; 4
BR, J ba. home in finest location.
Established. trees & lawns. $475.000.
IACK IAY
Fine 4 bdrm .• 2"'4l bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool,
playhouse, extra storage $169,000.
IAYFROMT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
.BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
JJI tt"Y''d" (J,,,.., "'4 R 67'> 6161
OPENDAJLY
PETE
R
CUFFHAYIM
Beautifully redecorated
t.bru-ouL 3 Bdrm. fam· nn. pool & jacuui. BBQ.
fittpit and even a mce
view. Many xlra
reatures. $249.000.
JACOIS REALTY
675-6670
SWIMMERS
One of I.be moel fabulou$
a.quatic complexes you will see la ln convenient·
ly located Vlllage Walk.
Just around the comer ls
our sharp 3 bdrm. condo
which faces a wide
greenbelt. At $7S.500. you
sboWd see th1s t.oday &
enjoy it tomorrow!
673-4400
HARBOR
A D1Y1s1on or
llarbor lnvestmenl Co.
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
I ON LIDO I
LOYB.Y OH UDO -Country Spanish
decor. 3 bdrms or 2 and den. com·
pletely re modeled. in finest taste. Va·
cant at $310,000.
UDO a US1C -()pen beams thruout.
bright & airy. 4 BR & 4 BA. Move in
condition. $285,000.
U~IC>Ut: ti()Ml:I
REAL TORS.a, 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
also in Mesa Verde. al 546 5990
CALL 671-1637
6.H. itOllRTSOM. llALTOR
C--dlt Mer I 022 COIM..... I 024 ·•·············•······· ...................... . CEDAR GLEN
By owner. 2 bd house. lrg WOH"TLA.ST!
patio. sunny l bdrm apt. Coll. Prk 3 BR 2 BA.
oversized 2 car aar. Both family rm. run carpel/·
renled month to month. drapes. brk frpl. all bit·
$175.000. 675·3956 1 n a • w :a I k t o
•DUPUX* schools/ shopp1 ng
ftXSI UPPElt $85.950. Agt.. Dao Lewis .
894·9817 A k1sa of pa111t and TLC ---------
will lransform this s leep· •S l I 5,750. •
inc beauty to home plus IA.C:XIA.Y VILLAGE
l.ocome aUl9'1..500. Many 2 Story. 3 bdrm. 2°~ special features. CALL baths. Super location
640-51l2 Mot1valed seller. Call .
11 'I"• r I• I l '•1•1.f.• 640-5112
1•1 I• I I I I I 111 ,n., •• l t;r.i1, .. r_,, .. SPLISH SPLASH -How about a swim !
3 Bdrm home with hardwood floors. in I I I , ' •I • I I .J l I J ~ 'f JI .. ,
North Costa Mesa. Close to shops. "HARBOR VlEW". s BR.
transportation & schools. A great· · :!. bat.e~sE~.5~17~i DB.UXE 1 STORY
potential price at $77,950, including yard. unusual pnvacy. TOWHHOME pool! C4 S4Ml41. $290,000. Courtesy to One of the most pnv:ue
YOUI GlllAT UTA.Tl -live among bias. 67~ Townhomes in the area.
oth er MILLIONAIRES in BIG i--------1 Lovely home w ll1v1ng CANYON for only $159,900. We have a OCEAN VIEW rm. raauJy rm. fplc. J
best buy for you. C .. 640-6161. =er!!f PC::::·e~~1~
Sen11 nq C os t a M e s a-Irv ine
Hunt111gto n B e ac h -N ewport Beach
:--J_A.S_Ml_N_E_c_ttHll ___ 1 garage. fanuisuc buy in
I Uus area al 182.900 New plan 6 :JBR. Ol'IN •: ..... ,, • •v. '<'"' ,.,.,
Near lrvlne Blvd. 3 BR. 2
BA. dining room. shake
roof. carpels. drapes.
wrought iron fence.
security system . IACK IA Y sprinklers. RV acttSS &
2'h~.famrm I . "': F&n.£::0
• [ 9 lfilU~ ~quielsuenityofthe many olher extars. _________ 1 country wi the conve· $1Z7.500. OCIAHAt()MT
ruence of the city. See aoy McC...., Rltr. Jiii[ YOUR PICK 3 Bdrm. + deO bome on 1------•1 SUPlll SHA.RP lhis3bdrmcbarmerw/a 11 9 M 3Br l"'2Ba led ( parklike setting for your 541. 2 WY ANANCING 30x8S ft.. lol; frpl.. built· 2 ID con AGE . . pane am
l · ~~~~~~~~~ ins, patio. beamed ce1I· rm. lovely patio. $85.000 out.door enterta ning in = tngs.s:ns..ooo PLUS INCOME A&t 833 9024 dyi..
beauWul Newport Beach POOL HOME Sc&J't'e end unit. Bluffs Pegged hardwood noors.1_964~·.;;.2906......__ev_.:es_.:1_w_k_nd'-'--s __ ~·v· TRDMS Carmelita. 3 bdrms.. u~usnuGI wood beamed ceilings. 2 ~ ,.. ,_ d h & f I ""~'"' " • nd ELP' HELP~ Lonely Sharp 4 bdrm home. new ~,.;t bl al sl .fP c · HOME & INCOME brick frplcs 8 country family home needs a
Crpls in bdrm8. Owner ........... arge oan 1s as· kitchen r .• 3 8 h t
bl t I · 3 Bdrm .• 2 bath home -US amuy r. Uf{e pa io ... __ remodeled k1'tchen. suma e a ower an· r-.. & ....,.i Bo EZ ,...,. •-t OR ill pt·-two 2 bdrm. units In .,...... nus rm ..,_ •• cabin .... ~. stain'-•• ...,...., owner w con· """ 2 bdrm. 2 bath income ... _ h ., r ·~ """' ~-Id I I t' OR rear! 4 car parking; in .,.,ac .. rwl accesi. Real Eat.ate Steel Sin'-s •. coun -a er ease op ion unit with pn"vale yard Sll9 ooo S"I er mus t • "' will consider month to delightful park·llke set· · · "' • ,....._.._...__.,._ ... _.__ .. _ ... _.__ .. _.., __ .. ..,_,_,.._ .. ..,, lertops. New linoleum in ting. Eastside Costa andpatio.$190.000. move Ebbt1de Realty
.SELECT On month rental. rum. or c•• 'f'OR .... ...,
* VETS * kit & ba. RV access. ly M o-........ 1 xlnt .n.&..W 494._,.,
PROPERTIES $74.900. Phone toda.y. unfum. OR will carry esa. • •v~ .. y n INFORMATION 1---------
0DOWN·OCLOSING 54.5-~l 2nd T.D. Let's discuss C01¥iitioa! ~.000 .. 4-72 l l fiiw.nk.o
Homes ln all areas of your wishes. 673'3663 6G22!13 1181"""85, llGCA.NYOH
OHL Y S 161,000 ORANGECOl1NTY • Meer Schools!
YET A.GT. A lite airy open feeling ,._ 541 "IOO Real Eatat.e Immaculate 3 bedroom greets you aa you enter --v home wtt h del u ite
this lovely 3 bdrm. 2°'"' ba ~_____....wr:. Lnotlng for a home of •---------• lutctien. eaung area. en·
wwnhouse. You will love -your own? You'll find LOWEST rRICID try and patio '84.500.
the spacious kitchen and GI TERMS many homes adven1* HOME IN C.d.M. BKR. Call 540-1720 ~~ 7~o:~\ In 3 IDRM for sale lo Classified WA.TBFROMT SIJ0,000.
· • A uniquely charmlng 3 br every day.· Fabulous 4 BR. 3 ba ·• 2· Super home and zoned
• 2 ba home. Country set· -;:===;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:::;;;;;;;;; 11~~~~~~~~~1 It>'· homew/approx. 2800 R·2. Pr1nc1pals only ting yet close to the ClASSINO 1: sq. ft. of lu.xury • incl. please. tw0-5112 Agent.
Real F.state beach. Fantasuc invest· HOuaS formal din. rm. w/anU· -=----------•1----------C;:3 Walker & Lee
---------1 meDt potential in this HIWIH que mim>r bar: custom CollhtMeM 1024 fut growing area. Call· ~rs m•.11 pl•M> .-wPQIT HTS. wallpaper tbruout . ••••••••••••••••••••••• tWwty Cwt1 shd
ToW'llllMIH ....-•acll OPEN 14
WHYIUY
ACOHDO?
today. 646-77ll \Mr ads by t•l•pholw Enchanting 2 bdrm. 1 custom C'bandeliers. MESA VERDE 4 Br 2 Ba.
8.00a.m to$·30p m bath home on beauUful. marble frpall· I·.:,, high open x.lnt cond .. 189.$00 Open
When you can own this 4
bdrm home with pnme
O.C. loc. Gol to be the Real Estate buy of a lifetime at only __ __;,.;,.;....__;,_..;..._ __
$45,000.
540-1666
Wllelc-.11
.• REAL ESTAT.E
BUSY & NEEDING
Unique Homea of Mesa
Verde ls "plugged Into" a relocation referral
service that has created
a de mand for more
--=::..:;...;___ ______ ,salespeople. We are busy
IA.CK IA.Y and n eed help! Ex· IEA.UTY pe.-lenced or new ....... LY 514 500 salespeople may apply.
""" • Attractive (antiques> of· A peaceful existence fice & top quality (~
awaits you in thls sunny 3 pte) associates to work
bdrm. 3 ba townhouse on with. Con ta cl Sandy
Back Bay. Owner will Orlowski or Jim Wood at help finance . possible S46-_, le~ption. 759-1501 1.....;_..;...;;,. ______ _
HOME + INCOME ~ Walker & lee
Real F.stat.e
lA.STSIDE
l 'h yn new. 3 bdrm. 2 ba
home w/cathedral ceil· .---------i ings pl~ remodeled 2 bdrm house. Enclosed SELL Y 0 UR 0 W N garagea. Bl~ yards. Btn
HOME rustic ext.enor. Call t<>-
$895 FEE·Assilltln ads day for appt to see.
fin. sales. escrow etc. 545-9491
RE~J~::EE (~1w111:rn1mrn1
R.E. Advisory Service
5»2224 Real F.s tat.e
IBT '1IW -LAIH LOT
In Harbor View Homes Phue 3.
Remodeled and expanded Montego
model. All new. Room for pool and
more. View or Newport Center and
ocean. $205,000.
A COLOW&L ...... CO.
844·9080
ttl1 UN llOAGI'* ...... M), IN~c;&Nl'U
Mondavthni Frtda~ •~ cell's. WI ,..us 00 bay u-~-D 'I l 5 2B72 A 8tono0nSaturd1y larger comer ..,.,; home side: maint.-free yard. """"""' &J Y · n· 2 BR. ram rm. 2'1'2 ba.
CXl6TAMESAOF't'ICE
330W. Rli)I 64.2-~8
HUN'T1NGTON REACH
l78'7S Beech Rlvd.
$40-1220
LAGUNA BEACH
tll& Glenneyrf'
Lafl&M Beach 4~·9466
SADDLE BACK
2520 u Pn Road
Laguna Hilla s&l-6310
NORTH COUNTY
d111I rrtt 540-1220
CUSSIAlO
DUDUMES
OeadhM for rop)I .. kills
1s ~·30 pm t~ day
~fort pubhnuon. n · <"e1ll for Sundav & Mon da v F.d1t1o ns wh•n
ct..ictlint>tsSaturday.12
nuon
CLASSIAED
llGULA TIOHS
ERRORS. Advt'rt1st'rs
should ("!'leek th•1r lfdS
datl)I & ~port •rron
1mm•dlatel.v THE
OAlLV PILOT u sumrs
hlfhlhly rOf" the-f1rsl In·
OOfT'ect insert IOfl only .
CANCEU..ATIONS· When k1lhnll an 11d be
llutT IO mak• 11 F'ff'Ol"'d of th• KILL NUMBER
iown you bv vour ad
lak« as rtteipt of your
nl'K'fllallon. Thi• kill
numbtt m1&1l bt' prflen
led ~IM adv•rt1ser 1n
r-of a dispute
CANCELLATION OR
CO RRECTION 0 P NEW AO BEFORE
RUNNING
Ev'1'V ~r°'1 IS m•<t. 10
IUll Of COJTttt • llf'W •d
thll has bH-n ofdt'rt'd.
but -.. rannot au1ran·
let' t.o do 10 vntl I the-ad ha, appeared In the
pept'f".
DIM&A·UNP: A~: 'Thew ads art' atrlrtly
cash In adva~ bv m11ll
ot " anv OM of our ol
littS. NO ~ onk!". Ot'adll ne: 3 pm.
1'11da)'. Coat• Mna of·
fttt 6 l2 noon at all bnneh om~.
THF. OAll.Y VILOT
tHtrv~ thr rl1tht to
rl1S111f.11. edk. ttntor or reru1«-11n)' edvfr·
llatmen~. and to rh•nllf'
ltll rat" It rtauh1110n1
WllbOut pnor not•C't.
CLASWllO
M+' .. ADOIUS PO Bolt 15t0. Cotta M11sa
92l82f
ls Perf ed. as is. or has f . til ed dro8 St .. 546-4478 lots or room for ex· ire ptl. can ever con· ---------A1C. fplc. pvt
pallo6 crete deck wtdock for 55 MESA VHDE
pension! SU.S.OOO ft. boat. $385.000 3000 sq ft customized
CYMTHlA KAT% home nr folf course Real &fate 537-2271 Owner wU car ry 2nd
Start al $74.900
SEA BREEZB PACIFIC
2276 Pactft<' Ave
Brookhurst to Hamilton
to Vlctona Pl 10 PaCtflc
UDO ISLE DIAMOND
3 BR. 3 ba, exceptional
construction & decor. 2
Levels. Clubhouse. ten·
nis crts. bay swimmin,.
$325,000. Call me & let s
see it together. Agt G
Thomas. 675-6251 ;
962-7788 or 673-0370
THE
V.A.
Appraisal has been or·
dered on lhls clean S
bedroom family home.
Talk t.o Red Carpet. we
bsteo. 7SH202
CE
110111 ILllKS CD.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
CORONA DEL MAR
CDM -Irvine Terrace Lovely 2
Bdrm. + Den. In Park·Like Setting.
Surrounded By Trees And Flowers.
Den Can Be Converted To 3RD
Bedrm. Great Open Friendly
Feeling. $165,000
111 DOV& DllYI 631-1800
$175.000. 540-7196
.... 1e.s• VERDE Jean 213,439.;82!) ,..... ~ Coltrane Rlt y
Lovely 4 br 2 ba home. 2L314J9.08ll pnvacy. n ew pool &•-'-'---------
jacuu1. 1mmac By POOL TIME
Owner. SllJ.SOO J eff MESA VERDE
~28i.I Eves SS7 2tS7 SpactOUS 4 Br ~ family
rm wtlh H F. pool N1c1:
CUSTOM HOMrr..r I)' de<:1>r wtwallpaper &
-other upgrades. Clost• to Of'IHDA.ILY 2 golf cour~~s Only
345 E. 23nf St, C.M. Sll6.000 David Bourke.
Lovelynew2story.fam1 Rltr ~·9000
ly homes. 4 bdrms. 3 B 2 s BR 2 balhs. s 1tt1ng area Y owner . sty. • w/frplc II\ master bdrm. ba. den. din g rm. Ir..: R 2
wet bar In family rm C'rn c r 101. $104.000
Much more Come & see,_673-_9_l79 ______ _
the m . Owne r I Agent TRIPLEX·
SS2·4894 or 642-2164 or EASTSJDE: LOC.
642-7752. $600 mo income
EASTSIDE S94.SOO Agent. 673-1314
COSTA MESA """"dlak Occupancy
Try thl5 3 bdrm. 2 bath Huge yard. fruit trees.
home on a qwet slreel rm for pool. 4 BR , 3 BA.
with a lot or trees family rm & den/bbq.
Reducedto$95.7SO. w1tlk 10 Mes.-Vcrdt~
WESTMINSTER Country Club Redoct:d
Good Investment. 3 bdrm to $138.900. Cttll Glen
& ram-rm home. Great Hellwarth
1oc S73.000. RE/MAX Realtors•63H266 ,
_;;,;;~... DOWN
home. w / 2 b r I c k VA tenns! 4 Bedrooms +
flre9laces. turned wood k hi t posts and a deep window pO()l ma • 1 ' "' grea ledge Cor vour plantt . famlly home' Talk lo ' Red Carpel, we listen. SllUOO. 754 uoz 2112v .... P1ac• , __ . _____ _
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STOP!t
Take tlme t.o relax and
ahop at home. ft ·s 1unple
wllh Dally Pilot
C1111lfled Ada. And If
10'& bave 10methl.n& to
aell, ult a friendly
HEW CUSTOM
HOME
Builder :iays sells this
beiaullful 2 is tnry East.side home Cholcf" ot
carpel & tile, RV acce8ll.
hUl'TY on this one! Call
546-5880.
. · ~;; HERITAGE
. .' REAlTORS
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l.ovt-1}' N ·wport ·rn11l<-ll SWIM •EXCITING e ~~DE W•t Newport home. 5 alJ. IMO. lt'I • deel. Stn
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WOOO AND •LASS HOMIS
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4f7·JJJI or4tt-4551
THE REAL
ESTATERS J
1110 .. tjh-ood lot. 1000.t1f1
fly ov.n~r 1)8.liM> 1111l
Ol'M U6e 2140
1312 Dedrm unlla t>wrwr COb&A MESA Bdrm. 2 b•tht ~dorm ree.w-tlOO
wtll rnoiwr ull' 1111 '""11111 WITH STRANGERS l(IOS & NTS W.:ll m¥lnt.abied proper. loft. Yrly be tUOOlmo. *<'.X>NSUMtR'SOUIOt
llknl ault•' All lo•.-u• bu do ty on lWO ad)Otnlnl lot.a U0&-5871 •'J'-AIT!ll ~-··w l 11wfm ve•r a round ~ "' • m ll .. from th• ..... h -..1 ·---------... Prl~ 111vt<•tmf'nt. E• Ou ' " ... """ new """'· OWHr • ~llenl loeatlon, Ownt•r ln • l'nrl<>1ed POOi with bearhJJlUll In the tun. w 111 h l' Ip t In., n c e ! Oceanfront 2 BR wln~r There'• only OM thins
wUI conild{•r contrat'l whomovcr you ll kc. 3Br.2 ,lOO •ny dra1 to 761 l\12U rcntala. f'rom t-lS-71 to wecareaboul'
•1, , ,. , ,, ,, "'' 1 bowttver you like Then b\'tiutlful S• f'a m1ly UAIL nian Co.'31-0800 I( you 're nol "•"J'. CaU now '7~
1700
wh ~n vvor you like . nH1n tlon . In mo1 t ; 9 f..1~·'79. 5450. John Va· YOUttf
llPl'nd .om• t1mt1 look In" f'urk tn Ca llfornr •. .... ·re eo& .. • p•y '
ut IJufl, Buy. th•· moun· 1twln11n.i ''°°'· Jacunl. p• •CE o,~-~~~C2H1~~. ~o!~trmor PERSONAL .;.~.N 111.1ru.. & e1ly Uaht" rrum i.111.111¥11. \'llclOMd roller ~ \lnlllNJCOI ..,., .. °" ln '-atlnl•-Lll
thllS ()over ·~h o rci. 11lu1llntc nnk . mlnutff NOf'BTllS.. VIEW. Jn bdt &ocaUc)a. """ •4MM ·
beauty Crom 1-'•tihloo f1land ~ to.... n l :H , ..... , Sl400monUdy. C
I V OWMH the P11v1ll1o n • o nly -_.;..;~.:...;.;.;_;;.;.;:..;....:...::..;.;.._1 2 Bdrm wtlb BOAT SUP ' .......
Nwpn llll\a lrli! co11it•r SJJ~. IDL.82'6-7> TRIPLEX ~J'!1>' Eutalde 1 81. ve ry
tuc, :e bd1 2 l111 family rm c.llfonla 'edflc C.M. Top t'Ond RcduCt!d at.erfronl Home. private. end. 1•"9 •tar.
THE REAL )
ESTATERS j
• lionu~ rm i1 w.:,oo Mobile Hume Salee t.o 11'8.000. Income 1930. 6..lH@ $3a6. mo. llC·JUO ~7044 Op11Suoduv 2706 tlurbor .Ste 208 No quuUfyinii. or co11l11. Balbo a ote a n r ront ---------
rv>v .... R SllOR .. .._ 540.107 Ownt.-rlAat 548 5m duple•. 3 or 4 BR. ldeal For IHH I bdrrn1. 3
'" ... .....7 loc. Beach "' bay. Ocean batba. pool. Avail. t flS.
<>wnr1Ult r mu11l ~t.·ll 4Ur, ......_....._ Ston REALESTAT~ patio. Avail Sept.June. 1166. Oriveby9M Oettv~r
JS., prof lnd1'q>d, & 'fr l~~~~~~~~~I Slnfle wide. Accent COUNSE LOR $600-STOO. 404 E Ocean· Dr.Call m-ll01
l'Or.ilt:d w JUCUUI &I •Re floaoc ~ I l r 67
I
Mv)I llhn mrc·rciwo\•·,'•--------•I w1new lf x l4 ' add·on. e nvta. • ronl, 3-*l.61~1642 NE'W JBr .. n_ ,._.,,_ .... • 1· new .....iw;d ........ •···lo k ment •Pec1ali1lS. Sgl • ""' """'_,· n,. 111 ., 11 y u t 11 t.' r 11. 1 r J ~ WHAT•s HEW "in<' • .... V'I' w P fam/4·plex. Super deaJ I br ld <b '* beach. S500 mC). &18·9280 fl~J.~ Or>n Sund.iy., I ......___. H ,.,._ r e n t. O nly 123•000 •BeacbproperOe:. s:m. ~hiJ Call now. dya.14.2·94At'Yeti I~~ l)JI lllaihl11nd fir n ~ • e.,,..., <8047·e2I •Pr01"'rtY Man a t Smaltree 645·4900 00 '226ur!SJ3 Will ___ __:848..;.:..·.:.881KI:..:.:.'___ a.e men •CONSUMl!:H'SCJU IOt: 3 br. 2 ba. compl. re· LocatiOft Loc.tiOft! •Tax & e11change advltu.> _ modeled. yd. 2 car encl.
LOWHT r1uceo
t-•ur vnly $5ti.!160 )'1111 '" n buy lh1• t•harmrnic 2 Ur
1-ixldo 111 11n1• ot lrvcnl""
h1'lll '''l'U" Owrw1 mu!\I
H· 11 l 11 c I CJ" I "I h .... I ''i.t''""' "' Cnrn Twnhomu H!Wfl'ORT Cltfffl JU.td!Bkr 1,w WI')
Walk to II arbor lligh. Be-.. ll.Vl.R" •Cary D Bc>aler 960 4388 Oceanlronl w1nler rent.al. gar. S416. Wt.~lcUrr plna-plus en· Atl • Loh for W. 2200 3 br I~. bi. 1lud10. no TSL Mirmt 14.Z· 1'°3
joy the ()('can breeiem in ~vcn1l n w homes left pets Rer1 642 ~3 or Newpon He11hta. All I.ht. in 11 beautiful r o<"ky ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2131Bzl·56'i · 2 br. enclOMd bed! yard. • THE PHlll'l':1rn IALTY 640-1112 ---MAltT inr ludlng your lovely ocewn fronl park. p vt OfftCI ILDG SITl stngJe rar sar. no pt'tb family home ror $134,900 community, 11ublelllng Hunllngton &·urh Oceanfront luitul')' pnme l290. Avail Ocl I ~1t BELOW N~wpc>rtHelght.. a llo wed In pa rk 3 27,000 sq ft lol newr area. 3 br. frplc. encl.
Reulty beachee + pier . homea Pac1IH~a Ho1p1tal. ~ &»rMfe. Reh. HOO. KIOS/PITIOtC MARKET 645-5044 priced rro111. Po&n~ Shop. Cntr & Clvlt A v• i . 3 t o '1 mos. E ASTS I 0 E . 1 B R
Coehl W.... a...,.o ltaclt I O•t
t024 ............. -... 1040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·····••·······•···•···• ~
LOCATION
LOCATION
LOCATION
Talk aboul ., l>or""'" 1
l.owe•t prlCt' In Iba.II
h1ahly dti111r;,hle art'u
Near So. <.:oaa.l 111i.£1t
f>nde ot own~rahlp ThlJ~
bou1e featur~• 4 lrg Bd.rma. 2~. BA. formal
I
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MANY txftA.S
C..n be youra In lhl11 3 BK
14-Ba. Y•m Rm home
w pool. for under $88,SOO
Prime loc-i;Uun
~
~ • I I I I '
. , "'••· .1 Hunla1r1en Bucb
d1mn1 room. litep do111o·nl•--------
h v1na r oom w 1br1rk
frplc,&Sp11nu1h tch·roof l mmur 2Udrm l liu
CaJUormorc dct111h, home: llHl.UOO 'TH I ~ r:lll" AAlllJM -:::;,,;,r LAST ' A•'·
itHlltll•"... ........ I 044
MISAVBDE
4 Bedrm. 2 bath, I~
sq .rt. $93,000 Seller
motlvaied Call tl45·9JIH
. OPt N liOUSE
IUAl JY /
•••••••••••••••••••••••
EVERYTHING
AND MORE
·~ the be!)l wuy to
descnbe U\1• hrt;hly u11
grackd dcl11cht."<f l.;,urcl ~I in lrvJn e GrOVl'll
Loculoo al e nd or the cul
de-11ut 11trecl on u t rt-t' bned pJ rk 4 ti.-droom:1
h111<" h1m1ly room. "en·
~~~~~--~~l 'Lritl u.lr 11ntl lull! MORf;
llSTIUY .
OHLUTSIDE
*DUPLEX•
Oct!illl Iii~"' hwy, Je:vel lot. l'UY accl.11b to beach
N~ paint. m1oor rl!
palra, 1ddJ fur hurne &
Income Hurry , only
SJ.Se.~
Ml.ulon R~•lly 494 0731
94.lllT COMFORT
8ll(J closc·m convenwucc
1 w bl0t·k t.o bc.•uc·h l lkcl.,
:l Oa udtJll upt $85.!)50
... OllHS REALTY
494.a057 ---------·
North Laguna
Comfortable ranch ~tylc
homc. Larg1: yard wllh
i.omc view. Altrucllvti
wood .It bnck exu:nor. Oak counters and lot$ of
leaded a1u1. $2.29.000
i20.ooo oowtf
Ownt!r will flnan<'~. 3 Bil
IU).UrlOUl> hum~. I.in
lat.tic 01:eun v1ew11 t'lui.l'
lo ichoppcnte & bcac:h
$154.000.
l~~~~~~~~I $%9.tOO Ctnt.er.Sla.'\.000. 87~1849. duplo. 1295. 2 BR.
rn thl' 1-RIHAISS•i..tCI David Bourke ftllr townhit! 1395. 175·82S8.
BLUFFS
Seu v 1 e w II u m pl o n .,.... 546-9950 Ahno&l oceanfront. winter SCS-3334
model. 3 Bf<. 2'-"l ba. fum Mobile propertie:;" rental : 3 BR. l .,... bia. 2 ---------
• i o VI ta 1 rm, ocean vu. upard . landdevelopmenl Co t1t•t•. o..-., ~-ty hocne. $4.50 2BR. I baUt. nopeb S300.
.. 1 -S21S.OOO 213 430 3029 17141Of.JI16 ~ 2400 A1enl 67$-1642 lnqw re »t 232 S1erk:.. Opettw~ 1·5 1714)557.0,00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ZBR b f II _c_.M _______ _ or by oppt. LULL TO SLt;EP . ay ront. s p avarl.
:J lldrin. 2 i,.
1
lJu v l'l .tn with aien l I c bu rf -a Moblle HOftll Stew. Fur n or unrurn. S495 4 br 3 bun Metia Verde.
condu WuoJ dt•l'kt>d Frlziie l.0815 fromJour f"ANTl\.STIC BUY HAWAII 63
l·!i940·
675
·
5641 IS50 + sardener.
put.m, llvinK room oinrng bdrm . The 11c:enl t.h • Lo v l' I y db I w id " 3 BR 3 BA condo In ff1t.6lb2
roorn
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714-&40 02Q11 buve $8940 Cha rll'S Qwn MB·~ per ucre wner will or213~ · $4.50 mo call ~$18()
213 726 2MOort.-lar d. Reall o r -3.!nd I---_:_::..:=.::.___ carry with a small down and a1k for Lury or ----------1 year. 33S5 Via Lido, NB. lrv1ne$l8,500 Only 2 mrlt:i> from bt!uch Pam.
Hart»or Vu HRWI 67382500pen l lltm·3pm. '72 ltmda.12x60. I br Iba hoc.el. ..._.. U..t.••tt --------
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nu crpUI. rcdt.w thruoul. S-CletM..te 1076 Jeffrey Rd. •175 l ·5PM ~ •-rtl JJOJ .,_,.. l226
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Sl6l.SOO. fee. Owner. ABOVE THE BEACH + deo. adJtpark. l.19.UiO. -~ HOME:~ •HOMBltMOIRS• I 2 br. t ba Mt!. 64C).l14l. Ulllmute REE FGAT E Ukenu.531-1883. LOWRENTALS Mature •dull.Ii. no pets. SACRl L~J E W"'ST co do . -""II· .... -M ..... $3$0. Furn .. ht=d m s. " c .., n m1n1um. 33.13W.Cout tfwy. ND ..... ,._.y. ove ...... a y. -.-..°'81a .. 111
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graded 3 BR 673-4311 . $139,000 126.000. San Juan 2 br l000 1o(Vacancles ·--To1uv Agt BERTILA HENRY $26,000. Capo Bcb l br IWBa h I~ d ~· •• ll EAL TOflS 110.000. 41NH840 c uU aar Y All renl appUe. U> down
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12,000 Down 21~0cl Mur 492·4121 ....., ............. __ 21ecluded, 38R. 3ba & S:U0 2+dlne k1ds nr1ch 2,~ b~ t.o"""h"m". "••'""' IJUck Bay Vle14 . 211lc1r Y. • . ,.._te"""'9 Store d•n F A k r ...,,.2brkid / t ti .. .. .. v ... .,,._ d Jdrm, dt•n, CorlllUI din Condo ~a~cupe Vlll11ge. 2AxS4 1977 Madi1'0n. ZBr. " · urn· 8 0 r __. pc pa 0 ocean view. L:w 9 rft06 id I.Ilg. J frplc'is. Ilg lot No Norlh SC. L¥bt pb~bu. 2811 In very nice park. Lenon~.agt.7l4t337·2AOI s.l>03braar sr ctzm. $480-11200 opl money
qualrfying. 1mmed •k Bcuul upKnded f ull Low. Low Park Re nt. C>Mtof~ $3503br Zbaaar plx and you wall havt> S800()
cupancy Owner will ocean v cew. r1u11 4. Nowava1I 16MCA-771 ,...,.rt1., 2550 $38$4brkd/l)lop\lbuy towards your dn pa y 4lH SJ56 O~Q -I f~ then .er vice la menl or sn """ 143<!
carry fu 11 prr t•t·, --·--------_,...., .. ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• •FREE FOR LIFE• K RP...-ru "-:9·3 93BI . ~·.':>.~f1gw11er Pru•<' Sclt.Juaft Acrffttfors.le 1200 CHOICE Goodlnall 2Aloc:~.c1on~ . ·-.... ea ....
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UV OWNER Prime choice a vocado Apple V*r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~t.io. c~:CS 8yd~Ki:~ .. I" REALTOR 494.a61 I Contract of sal t>. 10'~
down 3 br 2 ba. loadc<l
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Su per r unorl eled 4
Bdrm. 2 bath CUmlly
home ln choice artiu. ()11
ly $79,900. C&ll 546-5880
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I MUST SACRI F ICE-land. Need quick s ale. N .'l'z acre horse pro-3 Br.3 ba,den.dln.New pet.s'*.S44S.Act.aofel'.
Large 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot. Flexible terms Submit perlies. Ready t.o build. paint. crpt. tile. No pell 964·2566or973-297l
Due to stroke. Leasure l.lit hoo~e 111 from bcuL·h To many 11lras too men· $9000. ec 631·4S60Agenl. $4660w/terms. S750.67$-l«2 World :e HR. 2 ba manor By owner. :,i I.Jr. 2 ba Uon. Mubl i.~. $88.800. "" l'I• •crea Fanla11l 1c ...... , I . .a_ 1207 .............. J240
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M<>Klly rum. Incl sterling Sl~9.000 106 27th Ill Open hse. 496-2381. 10 acre Avocado Grove view & utJlitlea t.o pl'Ofl(!r· ti 111-... ••••••••••• .. •-• .. • &OretldenChtna.~.000 ~~ $167 . .500. Vulley Center ty llne S78SOw1termii ••••••••••••••••••••••• Neat3 br z ba rpt
.a.i..t ,_.,..RTU ..... ITY Univ Pauk s Br Chan· _c_u_h_._837_·2_153 _____ ,._________ OU!· HAUTifUL 1 No S D. Coun ty ) N 2"'2 acres. Horse pro Oedtw/beaut ocean view. fnat yd.' Kub r~ ~: "'"VT"'"v " cell.or model with la nd Cwstom Spam11h home. 64.2·2164,673·0782 perty in the beaull(ul cera mic slcyll&hled en · 1435. All. n o . fet:.
to do your own thin~ with $12ti.OOO Call S."19·6726 v.a. .lllU..t.a.ym:•Ms VllW C»OCIAM Frplc, 4Bd r m . 2'"' ba, 20 ACRES·_F_A_L_L_B_RO_O_K_. M arl an n a s · 16800 try. wetbur. frpk'. 3 br. 9M·~or973-2971 Uus 3 bedrm hunll' on u ., 1¥rn~ ._ Take advi.nlagc or thu.. ram rm w/wt•tbur Pool. w/wrme. din rm. 2 ba, 15 yen from __ __;....:-...:-...:..:..:....:..--
REALTORS RAtfCHR.EALTY
511-2000
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CaU 646 7171 Broadmo11r. i 4 hr J ho Jlrcat 4 Bdrm. fam rm t'OO<i You can h11v" rm pn vucy Many t.•xt ra vrew. Owner rlexibl\' school1. Sl466pcr ucre . No pets . sno. 675.0168 or ba. VJ m1 lO beaeh·l~nlll
?"lrn .. <1·•• •V·'· ,,, 1 R1scuy. 1uper Ir~ lot. hCJmewhlch 11l•onJJ>l'C med orcuvanry, ri·nl featu'rei. S210.000 by Submil lerm1i . W1tnlb ""DUPLEX. Out11land 12U l862·1633 co urt. 1550t mo. Call
[. I 642-0112 044 6tilf7 rruum (Cf! lot prov1d1nA 14hale ~crow11 l'lo!><'!> 4 owner 49:l ti50fl ~; down BKR. 754·6262 11\i buy for lhe inve•lur c.r-del W. l 2 <2131~·5111or412-45UI IHliHJt ~A~RfflC~... ~k~~~ aut~~lret:t ttV ~~: ~ :;:,· /~m~y r'~'~ ---------IUILDlllS!! ~~~626 MW! ................... ~! .. ~per sharp, highly up·
. -=-==·••a~ Bf>siul new Lg 3 brm. ForAppf.Call townhouse wisul)(!r vi<-w Santa Ano 1080 I Acrebwldings1le .v/ull lttt...,.l.l.btc. SUVllW graded 3 br w/heavy
lOt1tll y upgriidcd 44-)211 frommaster BR,tlrniri••••••••••••••••••••••••• uul.Buy all 4al$1S.OOO New 2 b 2 s hak e r oo f . b rtlht.
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tl73-431 I .... each. f ast growing ar-11. 1631 E. 111.h St. S A ocean \lllW ~ · <'h e e rr u l k 1 t <'h e n
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room. h v•nA room & fARGO ba. Lea:seorleaseopUon. wldshwhr Lae llv rm ra•scoTT krlchen Walk lo lx:u1·h VACANT 1 1676·571.~or 11522·2080 SPARkUMG Aaenl 675·0Sti2. evu pro(. tndapct. K15. mo:
Iii Seller anxrou)> Call now. ulW 675-3637 8C7
Woodbn dl(e Place I, 5Br. ~~~;;~~~~~ HEADY TO OCCUPY " ·l622or841-llMO. 30.1onculdt ·1>11cnexl t.o J l.H<.H•liA,$62,500 ~_!!:!Loh/ ISOO 4 8dnnSpamsh style.53 Harbor V iew Ho m es. Sit~. rtrebtW.Jbf 2
bearh 731 «84 wkd"" __ ~ ....... t
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Owner a11111uw. lO!)~ll. _, ,.,... a.cres o( a~ocado land smashing 4 BR. 2 ba .. '--• C"'"• '9 .... ·r 1~ ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• L t •• r ..,. ~ • ~ . • <.:a l w.at .-an u .. c v1ew. rpl.$700Permonth. 1ar. all (or Onfy ~
Woodbn dge 3 BR 2 BA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. f'or Sule Crypt 6 level. J.'ARGO A .. -... a..u .....,., •
C ~;;;;;· ;;;· ;;~·::;;1 .,..,,,._.,..,_. All No re.: 964 iM6 r~ksrde Aspen home Valenr 111 Court, Pac1frc 1/676-S717or 1/522 2080 m.Zint . · · ·
l'lenty o f roo m Co r l'\tllydral>f'd. c·arpeted & Laguna Niguel _ _ ~ ~ View Me morial Pk • Br. 2~ ba u etut1vt' --------
m a ss1 ve l>cd r o om landscaped. 193.995 • SIO ODO DO " ' M0-1420afl 5PM a.cMI.,._., view home. sardene r . Come one~e all! 4br
furniture In <·hccrful 2 Owner 551·4038 Lciuic Realty . • WH ~~ · .,_vn 2700 pool. ~olleyb»ll. new Gar. ,)'d. ktd1 • .,.-u !
SEETHE SEA
bdrm townhurni: 1-'rnc option at S4ff.i mo. $1100 Mottth a.co. Property 2000 ....................... c ar Pet•. d r o p e s. Small r~. ~4900
w11ll to wall runwl!i c\lcr _..;. __ __.;_.._____ 38drm. 288. UM> dc.vrct• amiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••••••••••••••••• wallpaper. SOOO. 64G-0008. •CONSUME R'SGUll)t:
ywhcre you look. A WOOOIRIDGl JUST LISTED! VICW or gu" cou .. 64 UNITS FREE' bt-aut1ful fire1>lace for Lowt!tll pnct'd L>rHlwood Orama lie . c o nl\'m carpels. udra ::~: n~~ Offwt-R ... &t• • H~TED SPA & POOL 2 Br. l'l'J ba. frplc. S&v. hrallt anl ho~ll'i.i.rng model.2bl0ry,3bdrm. porl!ry3or 4bdrrnfaml quallfylng9S7 1998 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4·16 unit bul ldin &li. Exr1l1n11''»11/Holtdoy "rplc. Z Br. 2 ba. r e fr1 1t S330 m o
Skytrgbls rn mui..lH 2"1 b11th.Anxcuu1111t:ller. lyhomeln lovelyrui.lum -Moblle~ $42.5.000up1eceNoqu11ll Cutulog ! Ovu S.400 drlVl'WJ Y + l(ar . 213 t SJ l ·6 306 a rt 6
bt.-drm. bet.I of all i.cc the submit on terms. CALL area Super for t-nlcr $ 12 000 DOWN For.:-'-' I I OO ()1Afil, ¥~lier will curry Cou n l ry Pro pc r l 1e11 dehwahr. lndry SS25 815 Zl3t721·~lV lr!lllqwl Stw from rnsrdc 640-5112 t.wnang, l Vear wurran ' _... baJance with 20% dwn deMribed. pictured' -Lwiulpur . 6'4·5414 t.'Vt!ll ---------or from your hill crelil ly Good buy at $149.500 POOL HOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• POCiltlve cas h n ow. Agt. Land. f''arms. Homc1 -~wlc.nds. 2 BR . <'om plel ely r e·
:i lle t h at cu p turi::; 49l·9494 495·5220 3Ddrrn, 2lli1, nc•w c·rrH11, 'RtCISUSHED 542-500S.24hrs. Waterfront. Recreation. abd Z b• Crplc l6TStmo deror'd. Matun:i adult.t..
magnif1 rent v1ewi. Nrce 496.-2413 llO-SOSO new d r pi.. 1 ·11 rurr y l''antaallc buy In low rent Rd.lremenl Buys! You~11 swdto~/mo'. 2 blks to &f7.fl076.exl 024
neighbors & c:onvenrenl ballill~ al 11150/mo No park.~ I.his lovely dbl LOOKING FOR FRE E Crom Wo rld :i ocean41n-Z292 4 br Z'n be .... 00 ..,.. ft
lo everything D<>n'l bl' Ldle forft cn.ld1l necdt!d 957·l!i'JS wide Parkla nde, com L.ar1ebl '. · · -..... • ~rrywmorrow,callto TUrtlt!rock 4 OR home, t 1055 0 ,.L ... -;;:,-;_,-RO-NT-. "plet ely u pgrudecl LEVERAGE? •SmaJl J br. pvt yard, Clp/pkrmta.! .. room ........ :.J!!'mo
day Only $lO'J.900 open weekends. 5222 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""'" •• .-" $24.990 IFC6184-66>. SJROUJ REA New cpts. i.tv. rcfrtg ......... -
GrinneJl.833-3819 ~ THWK ~~~1~s 1<>':.r''Xfntu~ol~d~ MOBILEHOMl'.:!)TORE 20 Mngle family homes. LTY $335 UUI pd83U974 4 br. z ba. fmJy rm. 2 frpl.
OWN ER 1 B o Owner will flnane1· likr 848-IJ81>5 11 909 So \ l A din m f ed I · r rangeln.-c new
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a ir. ull u m e n 1lle s. gar Rkrownr/770·8053 l.<tle model dbl wide In quallrylna. owner will /\rcudiu.C...!11006 Mesu Verc:le 4 Br. 2 bu. $hopping. Bcsl are• of
$46,5()0. 17141551 2176 CUSTOM r f il •-d carry bulance. Propert (213)445 77":11 ram.rm. frplc. d O!lc to downtown tlB Never Hewport hach 1069 Nw1>1Ills3 br. 2 ha. COP· ine am Y.,. u ull park. mianug eme nt u v all i.chlb. top neighborhood rcnled before Only
lieau11ru1 ureu, Univer111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnr plumllln((. fort·t.·d aar. Hunk reposse11sion. CllllY Greal tax :iheltcr. Ant ~~ quaJJly lt!nanls need ·rn: ly Pork Garden home, 4 PRICE R&ftUCIEft.I terms. e• __.. mo. U> mo. OK. Call 1 $650
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.. -Vle!O 195.~.552 9288 i''abu.lou:. 900 eq fl en toract. $\25,000. Bkr 1062 N S111t.e Collegc 12 UNITS Rerurb1shed ...._..,_.shed l22DMatn ~·4187
............. och 1o4o TOWNHOUSE. I r vin e tcrtarnmenl room +-4 1142 1418:9628365 Anllhehn Long Beach. 117.280 Inc ....................... lit.and new twnhl.c. 3 br Luxury rondo Z Br + d~n
••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbridge Crouing. b<lr mb . for mal tianln~ GO Diil 1-:cr 95 .. 4500 $146,800. 644·0377 t.11oe l"-d JI 06 21t1 ba. pool/ Joe. kldli + Crplc .. 2 P•t.10&. ~<·
20MEWHIHMS Bnght.on Mdl. $136,000. -f'm' s<•p fttmily rrn , 1906 1hghland (4) IBR houses on 2 ud· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.$48·~ garage. $450/mo. 0.11
VlSTAOfo:LMAK By owner . 646·3003 & clc .. ete.Mullt iwelofully <Orf trvincl Thia 3 •EXCITING• J<)ininglots,rmt.obuHd, BAVF RONT BEAUTY·2 br,cpta.drpe,carport, M.ALWY MEALTORS i.t Nowopen dully 5t8-8474 eves. 1tpprcciale!$lS2,500 bedroom, 2 bath bcaul. $162,000. 12x g r o:ss. 28r, 28 1, pier. 11tr11, kJda ok. No peu. s:uo. _960-4342 ___ ._. ------
3Br.38it.20008Q ft MEWPORTHACH Harbor Jl1ghla nds va MIWPOITllACH 1·49:Z·3'1l0 ~~.S550mo ownr tn9-0l36. ..... .... ., ..
l901·19'2n 0elaware Big & UAL.TY 675-1642 t·ant home nt>eds new OIL WIDIWXURY .,,...,_,. ,... ~ WoC'BeachN.orAdum11 I I owner.()pen HouseSun Covlneton4 Plt;it nr.So . .........__,I CoUegePk ·3BR.28it.vry ....... l24Z f'l'e-Omlplel.lon Pnres eaut ful! THI ILUFfS 14. Century 21 Doyle Co $15 MOMTHllMT Cou l P11wa. By owner. ~ ..... ll07 pn vale. kid•. pet• ....................... .
Troy Really 848-9090 5 e d r m .
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2 BR hm. by ownr, nic" •-Ocvonahln · Mocf"I In Ad 28a. A beautiful home 846-0039. Oceanfronl 2 BR. avail 631~ home, 36' boat s hp, II hv ' "' ' eva11tal10l(IY dl·cor»l I •YFRO......,. 0 -d l n..t 1 Jun• l ~~"" m tll rm f ...,..... dean, nr llcac•h $63.000. Tur tlcrock Cl 1,.n fo: x. ii~ "' "' '"'11 y o occupy . V<O • " _.,., . o. u . am rm . ..._ •• new !J63-S476 appt o11ty. l«'nsivc up,11rad1ng uod <'<ii & deligh ul .. l>olon·" Luxunout1 homo -+ pier Callfonlla raclflc IASTSIOI P•ld. Adlls. no pe t a Eaallilde 4 BR. 2'1'.1 ba. crpl8 & palnt thruout
3 nr , 11,1) b11, lwnhse $3500
down A11aumc exlxl '11
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f~ or qullliry1ng. Prine.
only. Pb9M·2832.
super landft·11pln". P an ''. lh-f 111 It l• I Y & Klip for two ho11111 Agt . MoMlt H°"" S.1 llome +rental• + room 6'75·1632 +large ram & din room . 11300 molotf.,r. Ownr . • wllhout 1-q1111I $JVVIOO 675-0000 27.,,.. llur ..... r, .,,.,, 208 to bulkt. Al(l 675-8900 ,.~ ...._. M 3-1•• $600/mo. &Yrdcncr Incl. 7141846·3900 wkdyt afl
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W tD. 10% down · w.~. court.I. Great loc1&1on
C)wnera!UPM.1164 2140 four b•d ro()m1 and
SUPER BEACH CONDO. priced at a riaurc to m1tke It • very aunctlve 1rit.b view. 2 BR. 2 ba, up buy, Can be: youra for
a:raded buuty . .,.., Mlle lo SlJUOO llum on thl• 6ada. Ttno!.I. Jac1m1. onol
pool • uuna. Only rruoo. Bt<R.. 1suau
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REALTORS 640 5560 Want.Ada 540.59l7 rtllOE ••••••••••••••••••••••• -· -'---------
1 _____ Ca_l_IM2_·567_8 OfOWHltlSHIP Q.OSITOllACH M90 mo. 38r. IHi.. fncd .,.._ J244 L.,... M&pel I 012 I -218 wU w ahel Completely furnl11hed yd. 2 car aar bllrul. Im· ...................... .
___....Ml-' 1012 EXCITING l•I . An m. Ready,,.,. qua11r1...o cou· mac Call 842·5639 or •-•L• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••~•~t;;~••••••••• • • ' v• "" I 271 1838 ~'.,. • Huse ultra modern unit•. &>M '° •Y· 2 Bedrm. I · · l 8 R. l Ba •..... , ••• S300 S.. ~ le..ty Beauurully maint..lned. bath , fire place, 1unny RENTAL BY PUBLIC % BR. Z 0. ·........ 5450
COUMTIY ,...... HIAI llACH
3 bedroom, 21h bath townhouse wtth
·rantaK~c view o( hills. 2 pools and
Jacuzzi. Treat yourself! $99,000.
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Cllrtalde Paradise. tBr. Otanae County. Xnlttax Ii lut + eecurtty dep. 2.3 ... , bdrm ho mu 68r.3S. ... ·. *°18'16
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VlllaplU 38R +bonus OFEE!U~.condlis.I OCEANf"RO~ APT a LAMAMCHAAPTS 2 Ddrm.ZIM,w/allblt.ns. ~~~ uewardeu. IAYROMTOfftCES DOYOliNEl';UC~W Ulbtor Foundapel"Ctall .... •b dln dunlt:11.ri. Renlu d -...-. ·-• -.-i. rd Anim"I A\'JUt•ncr nn .• •"' a.. rm • r.-;ilH>n GI~ l!Jl 2 Rkr bctr, w1nt"r rtntal S2.i<J l.•r.:c 1.2&3 be room ""'"" rn1; • ~ Qinnery VIUage·New or Lst • .,,.. "'3 • dbl. pr Nr. ~'°II m o. ulll 111l'ludrd 1111rJcn 1111111 011hwhr. for 30' tio.l or two 20' Near new beachfront. rices from 300 sq ft Hotneownerlo.ns Lea~e~·2273.oor~ ~.IG)Mo Blufh i BR. :tV. ba condo 1H3011rll7:J 71Ht hlln.,, 1•nrl l(ur. ¥'*~ bbq boat.a Uke new thru~t View Color TV H.B.$& fantaatlc views. lg arnn•t!d faal. FOUND Bii• C,.rman ~t m-3663 nr •·H·rylJuna' S800 Mo l'uul c;.,, I'd na Scott 2 c.r au. plua 2 addt ·1 wk or 1256 mo. S36-2444 ta l 1 o s. p A r It I n g & Borrow SlOOO. Sl00.000 Shepherd. fl'm d 1~. rir
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l"\im&ahlilur unfurn 1 RR. t ba Sl75 Ju,l hk1• wlcucl 1111r" paho. l~ Spectaculu spa. tot•l Dc111•r l condo. len· THE EfflCIEHJ MONEY on S11nd.1y, Aug 21th WOODlllDG U N l I l>IJ 1 ..,1 I .1 h 1•1111 . 11111 p o.1111 t<.ffl Acll.,.only,no~lll rticreaUon progum, nl5/pool8,Jac,2 br2b•. dumbbulhuppy 644·4Ul8
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p\l b I\ 'J\4109 S~I• lm1r91 ~hr I h•J w n \lokfh' .ah 5 673 :t!~ ll.:ll WV7 00.t.5. Remodeled to new rnci~~l~~ i:s.7~ =C"--...a_w S:~r;:l ~i.~~~ 1~~1~~~~ 00·15™. Jll',orcvC'!> _ ,.,.,_,.._ ,i,, l rnl lilt u" I'"''" tbru-out . Obi gar. •SllARE AllOM"'• --1~ • I ~, ·-1.-rpon 1~101 H1•f .. 1• H,J\Jrt1111 :i '" t. hJ. 1~ ,.,1 Mc:sa Pmell buch S'230 1 br st.oraae. 2 add'I off street "' SU . So or Coast As 11 ur c d f' 1 n.i ne 1116: • Lot.l. Min i''I cnch pood l'
New, fant.uuc , h...,. ul' qw,...I $4(111 t.._13.~'I ra 11n·pl.1r r lit 1rar1J(.e ~ Adults. oo pets 26SO parklng spaces. $850. C4lt down Hw y. Available Now : ~ male white. dog ('Oll:;1
P"'I. Vlrtortaa Bc:bl lilt pm. l.11·111h.1rlull1only llwli.aAv.:5"9Z.H7 mo. Jacobs Really. U i-..s-1 ~IEILin~daappreciate $395. lstTO 's,21\dTO ll.COtl ::V~'.!:'!nse "Chrt~
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94MA.LD ••y ::..~ in~~J71 :-.u ft'l tvn: 1 IHt Ar DEACll & l!IOOWailace 548·95«> from beach. AU util pd. TYT~ ,,_..,_, ..... _ ...... '"~· llYJHE S48-ZT7S remale. W/blk slnpes -BAY No kidS:lno pet.a. 201 E. u.AC ~~ .. ~..---. TNDUSTRIAL Persian gm eyes. Vic. tlOllUhrklilOC&AN VU ,.... 3290 .12»5i 1 ... STAMT MOVEIH Balboa Blvd. S2SO ,..r cu ~~o...q COMPLEX Mwfv11 S. Trat Wttlo Dr. & Pomooa. ~ to bu-'" S bdrm iltit ;IJZI •l!lti-~ 1 ... M ii"•w adull l"_,___ .• , ... ~ 2000"" ft of offices 2800 Dffcli 5035 c M ., .. , ""00 ...... d ••••••••••••••••••• •••• ...... " ....... ....., ~ ...... + ~· ... •v dep r~11 ~134Slnce1971 v" . i ........... ,., dulnn. l«\&nlY an h b rd """ ~... ..... . .,.. :lJ n warehouse. Ow"cr •••••••••••••• ••• •• • •• • -------iv-••"""'-..vrl" L.aur<-lwcx)(i :!lid :rn .. !'1.i-wly µlltlllf!d delux r 1• .. a. ya • gauge, Sue556-1'1'07 " lA6t F Ba .... w~~-H.... .. r•h!.t' ref wash tlrvrr duµI\•},, ) tffd $475 mu tnlant ok. S34.5. 6'Z·OZ82 Gal lo share lovely z br. 2 I consider converting LOWEST em ssett hound. ·~,,~~ •• ~ c<mlm pt1rk.rJOOl.tenn.b IM' lu11.'lJ'A••,Y frmllch ~<'.!l&wknds. ~BLOCKTOBEACH ba aptatParkNewport. warehousetoolcspace. REW;\RD Pis rJfl
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TOWNHOME. 2br. 2ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CcronodtlMor 3822 LGE f BR 2\111 Ba de· "HOME", w/male. non·••••••••••••••••••••••• FairestTermss1ncc-1949 Newland /W arner
vu, pool, )•c. on ttmblt. Movetl£btlnlo~3br,2 •••••••••••••••••••••••Dana Point 1126 corated l blk to ~ach clg·smoker. w\tct.er. $390. Storage yd 100xl30 w/dbl ~M'-Co. Reward 842·4l82 or , --I •• ,.... cc7 ...... b• paLIO & lncd vd .• • + dep Ste"" t.o bch 7101 gar. Rear 2484 Newp0rt .... 0•" '>"""dvw. ....., av . _,.,, ..,,. ._, · " ••••••••••••••••••••••• closed m patio. $600 yrly. · ,... · Bl ....,,. ., • ., . .,.90 642-217 I S4S...06 I f a-......,, "v 83l·USO/evea G1 eat for kJdl> & pet .,...._ Seuhore NB 645-8410 .~ . .,,....,,.. . 1--------------------.1 $435. Ai;t . No fee Lg lBr. all bltns. refrig, v,.,__,, . . . Lost. Amazon P arrot.
Paclllc lslilnd Village 2 ~-2566;9'73·297l n;-SI -.. spiralst..airslo sundeck, West.cliff 28R Zba de· Nd tespFtoshrlrgbrand Stor e for ,r e nt No itedred oouple has m~ney it r een. bt'twt>~n
Br,deo.view,newl)lred· ~--t-i........1 'll,. '!~!"~~-O<'n view. $295 mo. lux condo. N~w Cfpta. nu lwnhs e w /same. Laguna. utal. pd Call tolend.1$t&2ndTO s Colgate/Rulger1CorneM . crt'd. ~/mo 493-7Sl2 Afwwtw.ts..,..,.._... f,,..~~ ~~~-752·1100Agt. newty painted. $525 mo. Frplc &yard.Av1llOcl1 after4:00PM497·3184 A&enl.1-33'7·:r744 C.M. Reward.546-1333or
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Vlew. afr cond. ~ase ~e-4 br. 2 bs. ba.y view. 2 Br Townhuui.t>, frplr u••••••••••••••••••••• 2+den . 2 bu. rrplc. Roo MF eeded 4,000 sq . (t . New glas~5. v1c. P\'arl St. w/~. to buy poa1blc. frplc, brown crpt $000 Pool. teruw1. Sorne ocean Sharp, oouC'h, 2 & 3 BR. $895/mo. Agt. 645·50.(4, mmate I o lo warehouse space. HB (n. Lall ch. 494·5870 __ _
Avail.immed. ~557 642 5500 & (;ataJrnu Yll•wi. CIOSl' f r plc .. d 1s hw a s h er. 631-3230 share 2Br dlx apt on bch dust.rial Park 894·53S l f'uund Colden Brwn
---to Fa!>h1on Island & fine ~a r a g e & Pal Io s • al Nwpl Bch + pool. over ' female Aux er. 979-7 t&i Ms»o. YJeto . 3267 lalaooPettinwle 3707 beach. 644·2611 ®4!3511 BEACON BAY·2 Br. 1 ba, 21.645-1644 lndust. Bldg for rent. SOOO Vic· C-06tB Mesa •••••••••••••••• ••••• •• ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• sundectc. tennis crt. pvt 2 br 1 ba Jt.lnl loc•lJon io sq ft. Sprinklers. 't2JJV I ~Castille El DaU Winter rental 2 Br l,'2 blk Townhouse. lovely, spac. b c b . Yrly S•SO /mo o.iia Polnl. Young male uov. lrg ou~lde fncd
Plan. Central air, 3~r towtr. $350. ' Avail now! 3 BR, 2 ba . & home-like. 2 br with 631-3841 dyg 581).9446 aft pre(e rred. 1100 plus ~age & prkng area.
w/vu al hills. Frml din· Call6?5-7177 c·h1ldren OK. no pelli. pvt, gated entrance + 2 Spm. share ulJI. 493-0182 evs & Will rent atl or part.
ing, family rm. S47S/mo. S650 Agent673-5354 palJos. Some wilb utt. wlcnd Corner Pu II m 8 n "
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bch. Oen & bnyview from Extra lge duplex 2 br, 2 J aCUUJ. Tennls courts. l yrly, 1525. t.'!I house avail now. $160. Newport Frwy. Call Sltop ly PlloM
Super 3 br, 2 ba, frplc, SUndeck. Winter $425. ba. frp!r. l.Jeam cetlngs, blk lo Huotington shop· 642~1 Call Mark o r Rick. W.A.Oosta,714/549-967t. htTiUSTDHl>S dabwflr, (ncd yd. Kids & Yrly $575 675-5204 ()('eanv1ew. lite ~arage. PlllK cent.er mall. Adults. S38 peaok. ~-Agl. No(ee. pvt beach pm•g~. SSSO. N l f' 1435 Lrg 2B. r , lba. Recently re. ~ 1 eve. So. Coast Plua Area. 3 bid Ir 3.-.
..... -·. 97 .. 2971 Winter rental. Cull 2 BR mo. 67" """'" 0 pc s. rom · d d Hld I dlt SWJN"S REFl 'S .,......_ ..,. ..,ci'. l BR .. .,.,< .,...-,,,, Seaw111d Village, 15555 ec · W pot li'?rr' 8 Roommate to share 3 br bays. l300 s q. fl ea. v & ---------.i __,,, ..,"' Jlunl.Jngto V ll:ige La e ~.!"5388mun. es c area. hse. C M. SlSO + util Ava11 Oct. l. 675-0562 CONSTRUCTION 3 BR 2 8A Barcelona. nr 673-4743 BA C II F. L 0 I< A PT H B ~ t,,,, n · '""'' '"" .......... -Al'T & CO MM ~RCl/\L school. nice yrd, beaut. ----w /gara1'(', $250 mo. 1714 '"'"'·v.l61. .,_"""" 4000 sq ft of commercial
view. 58&-5721 Costa MHa 3724 673 78Z7 at 6PM --2 Hr. children welcome , lrg 3 br. new crpt, bllns, Roommate-2 Br CoflSfo. space. rear truck entry. MIGUEL
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PLUSH3br,2\.;bacondo. 8:J0.5,Sat·s9-l.S48-4968. Nice 2 br. 1 ha. encl SUPER1&2br,pool.gar. pets 'h bile bay/bch shr oceanvu apt m w. r r e e "" a y 5 b y OPEHEYl!ltY'OAY f'ound Yng Afghan. vt('
Only steps from wate.r. 2U0Newport81vd.CM. gar&~t!&palio. N[ OCC. frplc. trees. $265 & $325. $600imoyrly lse.G44·llo3 Newport. Call 646.9160 Bolsa /Ma g n o lla an 17lh/Ross. Santa Ana
Highly uparaded. Av o1 I. ....... ~°" leach 37 40 No pt;t.s. $200. 751 ·3006. Adults. 842-9583: 642·5251 AM or alt 6 or 536-4205, Iv Westminster. 492·313.'l AMw ... llh/ -54_1·_zo.1_9 _____ _
approa. Sept. lSlh. $775. ...,. 2 Br furn or unfurn $400 l msn "'---' s I T p 5584153Cor67S.1938 ................... ~ ... 3 br, 2 ba. encl. patio & Deluxe 2 & 3 bd apts. bllt from beach.· Clean. .., • 4550 Pw1<1nat1/ cvuuu: ~ m eacup oo·
• Bach beachfront w/v1ew, garage. No pets. $330. lrplc, encl gar, patio. Laundry facil. Garage. G.wi ~~............... Lott&Foi.d :!e·~~~.i:lrthmarks on
SEA VIEW 3 bdrm, 2tn color tv, carport. Near mo. 7Sl·JEl>6. C&ll Pegay960-4392 ..,.,, c.o= "'A~·"'""" tor•m 4150 •••••••••••••••••••••••·--· --------..-b + f1m rm ocean n w $250 i c util .,._......,or......,.._. Vacant area avail. for • ....._ SIOO ~ · ' e . n . New 2 BR 2 BA kids OJ< lr.-d N Aph · ....................... aQYtlling storage park· • a.tla..n Found: Yng M · Hus Vlew,poof/teorua.St.000. ~ • ' .w Quiet 2 br. 2 ba, g.arden •ShJ&JeKeaaVerde. 1A .. ->: t rt or all••••••••!••••••-•••• .. mix. CM Park are
(213)f30..:lll29 .............__ 1744 nopets.S350 mo.S57·698S 1 , 2 & 3 BR. H .B. apt. EaatbluH loc. S30Storage -._ wf .. 1M · :.!8' pa CL K'MlllY 9/9n8.646-"298 ..-.-aft 11 AM . S22S-S4'7S. 848·2655 d1ys. Adults. 00 pets. SfOO mo. · _ _,4.,...,, · o euccu. secure f'UQt ON BEACH-Balboa ••••••••••••••••••••••• wknds&evess:M-2306 644-8726. ...........,, are&, 90x2llS: beb!nd nth P'ound: t ('assett; tape _
Pe.nift best&ocatlon,lm·New&elegant.Justmln. EASTSID!C.M. Storagegarageavallnow. St .. eut C.U . Water PHICHE1t player Owner idenUfy maad.te 4 BR. 2 ea. Crom indusl .. complexes. 2 BR.1upernrce,$37Smo New deluxe 2&3 br. No ONTHEIEACH Fatrviewnr Baker. CM avaU.SCS-<4413646-L281 by brand name & ~ave
fplc, cathedral beamed frwys, shopping & bus. md uUI 751 2060 p ets. Encl. gar age_ Bach. ICJl·DeUe+ba. utl $35 mo. 642·6500 dys, ADS bn ef det.enpuon. date & dgs, &«. system. Quiel ms~r BR. 2 ballu;, hv. 964 -3795; 968 ·2720 ; pd. $170 yr around. First 67J.7489eves. ....., W.ted 4600 t<x·ation lost Qill HBPO
resldential area. close to rm. k1lch . den. utsl. rm. Adults, no pets. Garden ~ mo+SSO security de-••••••••••••••••••••••• 5J6.:>li2J ~. library. Yrly,.or ~/wi;hrE/~rycr , all ~au~. bptbq 2 hr, 1ac~t1;a ~~· Lrg 2 BR apt. encl pat & posit. Ref. 673·1241 Office...... 4400 Resp young cpl nds house ONLY $2 ---------winter re ntal. r e s. urn. ec. ~ar. rp • area. l' ~ G rll.,c 1 Call ,..,o """" 10em-8pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/yrd. 2 xtremely well· 714/673-0996, 213/478-7738 pool . priv p atio & Al!><> 2 br townhse. In· gar. cean. .,.._.......,., behaved dogs. husband
t!Ves. jaC\l.tU. Only $275 mo. q1.11re 177 E. 22nd_ Apt 10, ask for Mike. •DELUXE-FUU. SEltVICE com.iJJg fr East m ext.
2 8r,l bit.deolnNewp0rt 55.Z-8750,keeptrying 645-24.98 New2Br.2ba,cpta,drps. Eastbluff 3 br. 2 ba. DELUXEOFRCES financially secure. Kei"1la. ~. LoiJiina leoch 37 48 Westside \Bdrm. newly dshwshr, adlts, no pets. Leue. lDcl. apac. master PenooaJ telephone/ re· 6f6.1*/21J.S76-&714.
6'2-'1945 •••••••••··~-··••••••• decor w/crpts, drp::., $360.Call964·293T. suite. din rm & dbl cepUools\, secretary. Sculptor needs roomy in·
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Nocom~1al ad.s Br. 2 Ba. den, & garage. serv , <'Olor TV. heatt><l S24S. No pct::.. 552-9723, ~ara~ Avail. immed. recreation area. Adulta Excellent location, near which to. ave. ~or ·
1495. 642·7945 pool. Ul1l. 1714 >494 52!14. 642.()203 Xlnt . $4.50. onlY. No pets. $450. 865 freew1ys. 9&H.9S3 Nack D Amico For more lnformal1on
TSLMgmt 642·1603 AMlGOSWAY IAl<SCIMTIR and1.0pl9ceyou.rad call -----m11~'!"'-l1_:98.')~~N~. Co~a~st~l~lw~Y·:._ __ IWestside In~ 2Rdrm. new ...ao REU'W' <714)979-2161 ..-.s/lllYflt/ -1r.•THJ•l(l:...a'-1 I d / d " "' 3 br. 2 ba, bch duplex. ~ .. -"" "•· Oceanfront slud10. $350 ay f.'<'Or w crpts. raJ>t''I. INCREASE ~-642 5678 viewalNewportHarbor. yearly0ceanfront2 BR dshwshr&ningc $275 frpl, gar, built-ins . Nooulce s pace in pre··-•••••••••••••••••••• •
4Bdrm,21t't BArondoin 2 ba,ri~r.deck,fplc,ne~ N o p e t s 552 :l723, GUAOn~Ji.~ES! pets.$SOOyrly.64S.1682 sUgious NewportCenter ........ ---------'
Newport Crest. Only crnt. $650 yr•u, No pets. 642-0203. Wells l<~argo bldg, 15th fir 0,pct I.tty 5005 .. E ESTEEM. THE
$125/mo.Ctll @r.571J'l v 2 BR Duple•. no pel11. S430 New 2 br. 2'r' ba S-Chtllt..tt l876 w/view. Includes desk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• KSELYF TO l''f:E.l lNC
••• ... townho!l'e apt. Many ••••••••••••••••••••••• copy machine. flle space. ,,.. .A. VB. AGENCY R.,.,.,, v ooo'o! .: 1-).ee COOU7"--fOIN.£. .,_wrnn1rt•-och -69 $270. mo. tst & la.'ll .. + ;i m c n 1 t I es. 17 6 1 O bd _,.. bch .,""pr mo 644 7161 •-ICJ'U.d.1 C.. MUS,_.,,..---"' d WJK A A h Cameron.H.B. 2 apt. w ..... to • .....,., · · · EB~ .... CHISE Seminar.Wed Sept l:l.11 • -••••••••••••••••••••••• cp. .. • nu elm Gemini Rily 839-6623 clean & ready now. $3SO. ~ ~ OCEANFRONT. lgdlx f\Vc liJI 385ll Also t bd $275. 498·1903 IMMEDIATE ~new way to own a ~ao~f~'g!~1tct
• · • 3 br. w Npt. $625 2 BH, dshwsr. nc•w crpl & Bach apt $200. Util inc. 646--0507 travel agency. Travel _ _
Wintcr.5454162'1 rlrp .... rnrpor l. $275. Stnglesonly. OCCUPANCY Network.Startyourown. Buth Control Agency ol --7n .... \V 11 h Op 9 5 """ 0321 2 Bd, 1 bath. Oeean view. Exp. not re qu1 red. So Cali'/ "non profit or
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ly nn. 2 frpl'r· we\:ar.} Wmlcr re ntal 3 BR 2 Ba 557-4579 --SHARPINP.W 2 Br. l 'h $250/mo. Agt. 494-1561. 000 ft t.enn service provided. fu~~~:~ii7.~~~t~:~ RGURE MODELS !:,f~.a:~~lis· hui;!c sunder~. w(•tbar: Lrg 2 & I Bil. Ir~ kttch. Ba. f rp l, ~a r , n o -494-72.87 12. sq Ca l I Mr. Beer b . lion. & family planninSl ESCORTS -----'"-------fnghton~andonNwpt's crpt'd thruout. wood children . S32S. Call •...i-..--&...a--a... 714-838-93(2. F or (rt>l' infu l'J ll
Seeing Is believlng $285 t best beach. Rcridy lo be beam cdhn~. no pets. no 962 7788 ai.k for Mac. 2 br apt. walk lo beach, __... __... nn. FAST FOOD 5'i9-02:50. OUTCALL ONLY br al beach, pool Small e n ) 0 y e d . n y s , children. 645·~ 1144 S250. mo. Call 498-6324 or ---------Days, ~ves, lir ltt.~ 7l4·752·74tO· evs or Irvine 634-1612. CouarcePeil Prime Loe. in K-Mart Open Ho use. frt•e dc 631 2140
•CONSUMER'SGUIDE wknd. 714-838·2.189 1~· ~~od~~ b~~· ;;:~~:-.;;;·~~·;·~;·~ Near beach • Luxurious Newport lll-8111 pW&. Unlimited poten· :ns~~~l~fM~~~~·.·---•
Udo Isle home for lease. OCI! .t. .... FRONT mo 979-01.,c lofl l'ool. ,·ac .. --•. te""'•. Jbr, 2ba condo. Pool . gar. Of'"' _,, lial. _By owner. S28.500. ~ l"'"' at sPu. Tifte •SllERI LEE• ~ · ..,,, .,,....... ... ...., ... ,, rm•...,s 492_,.,,.,34 11ce s pace avsu over ""--,_, 642 5425 d .,.. --~ °"'' ... • ''fltTll'-H :O sooo pr mo. Call after re<' fac1l. $305. mo. Call UUJ -· • v• f I d b k ruo uuO. . aJY• Rental'I 1705 !:; Co8!.l "' PM Lf.le . duplex. hit 1ni.. $300. New I Bdrm apt 900 sq t. n ep an 540-T196/&'J9.t060eves ' ~ASSEUSE ' • 5'11-()00l frplcs .• 4 BR & 3 BH un w/J:arage. Nr So Coast 559-663R ortl6t-0633 2 br l ba, newly deroral· build l.ag Bch 497.1771 Hwy. Lait Uch 494 241(; House Calls By Appl
81\lfs, lrg 4 BR condo, IL-;, winter lease. $700 & l'laia Days CJll Joyce Laguna Hiiis 3850 e d • 2 b I k s r r o m . Caph.al needed to expand , ~
ST50. Ready logo. $600 permonth. 835-3000. ext 320. eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach /shopping. $31S. Oeluxemedlcalunrt Costa proven commodity in· Have you rea~ today a ----------
64C--0350or644-t757 Aitent675-I642 494-1498or4!l3-2706 1 •GU ...... HILLS C.5121aft 5. Mesa. 1500 sq. fl .. 48< vestment bus iness. Cl~tfied. ~da. fl not, Carey, thank you for be
'-"' """ ----------• 548--2103. 980-2337 you ~ mas1ng the ~t Ing a neat Jarty LlDO ISLE-Rambling OCEANFRONT Neat Spac 1 br gardl'n apt. New adult deluxe apt.s 5-taAM 3110 · bargainsantown! Love.Jetf
3.000 aq ft sln1tle sty furn. 2Br. w/gar, ~dlts. Pool & rec. All util pd. furn & unlitm. Billiards, ••••o••••••••••••••••• CPA needs company m FLOWERS & gifts Nets ---------
home on ovnlied street no pets. $360mo. Wuiter. Adult.a, no children. no pool. Ja c u zzi. sand Park Bristol. l Br, newly ~ut. ~eba;ffice.,!>~~~· S3S.OOO yr. Moving lo.----------'----------.
to street lot. 48r, 3Ba, 673-7666. 12l3)795·3018 pets. $225 up. Also volleybull. dee. Adults, no pe ts. Prf!ate showers ror Hawaii. S. Or. Cty. Agt.
formal din rm. fum rm, 1 bdrm. 1 ba. $300. mo gara~es ror rent S2S mo. ALICIA VIU.A~E $325/mo. 551·3325 athletic executives. On _1_s1_._l4_00 _____ _
lg kit, + 2 lg paUos. Avall 9·15·78 to t>-15·79 Jn-•1 Puerto Mesa 2521\St.ockport 2 Sty 3 bdrm. 2i,; ba, dbl premises parking. 400 To MARKET/deli. Balboa.
67s.3268 quire at 1212 A W. Balboa 1.959 Maple Ave. apt s 581-6151or581-6130 gar, air cond, nr So. Cst. l.400 sq. rt. Profess. pre· Sl2,000 mo. Sacrl face.
Eutbh.df 4 bdrm exec. Blvd. Owner /Agt 3 br. 2 ha upper, Mesa del Office open 9.7 daily Plata. $500. First & lut ferred. 642-46ZJ Agt. 751·1400
home« 3 bdrm+ den. Newport OC'ea nrroot. :~:~Family. no ..-wporta..ch Jl69 + S150. dep. Lease. Cdm dlx .utc.es,· utJI pd. Terrific Bus iness Op·
D .R . Lae 1800 mo. winter. 2br. 2 ba, bltns. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~1256aft. noon. AIC: ample pncg. Ftom portunaly: For limited ~udener. No pets. ~. 7141752-9466. pacious, quiet 3 bdrm LG 3Br. 2a., frplc, fem '4 .._,...,..,...a..d 300 s.f. No lse req. number persons. over 21 • req'd. Avail. Sept. townhse apt w/lge pvt rm, deck. dbl 1uage. wU.f•wi•d 1900 67s-aoG. yrs. Your opporturuty to
28th. 64$-7388 « 842-3:i.24. OCEAHFaOHT patio. Pool. Adults. ad Its. no pets. Nwpl •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• Office Space ror r ent. expand, diversify your
Byappt. 1BR.tba.,$3'75yearly Sony. no pelK. 1375· Hgts.$42Smo.673-l668 THE EXCITING Utilities Paid. 2400 Weat lnoome. Run your own
Harbor View Monaco. 3 3 BR.2ba,wntr.S450 645-338lor875-S919 Dawe by 3706 Park Lane. PALMMESAAPTS. CoastHwy.S44-&0ra part-time buaineas in ~-~.0 ~v!1i Ckt 't. . 2 ~~i ~~~~y~\· ~00 Lovely lge 1 br. Cpts. IO sec 2 BR. 2 Ba. (rplc. MINUT~TO NPT AIRPORT AREA· ~r~~l>'Me. 636-
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M0-75i2;644-4728. 3BR,2ba,wntrf650 Matureadult.s Nopet.'I. rprt'g &drps.$425.mo. Bach.l&.2BR. 8llO S.F .. Sofc's &recepl.lilws._Rt
BAY VlEW lwnn1ous 2500 STEPS TO OCEAN 198'1 C Anaheim Ave. Then call J.tcoba Realty, from $230. & up. S660 mo Carpet dripes W..t.d 5020
sq. ft. 3 br, playroom, A 2 BR. 1 ba. wntr. $27S 545-3229orG46-3160 675-6670673-4585 Adults. No Pets & paoehna. C.li Karen: •••••••••••••••••••••••
REAL HOME. Pool. 3 HR. 2 ba, wntr. s:ns 1561 Mesa Dr. 71411ns-°'°3 Want to Invest &/or work CdM KL. E~m .• shop. 2 Br, new carpeLc; &t pain~, lmmed. po6Se58IOO. lJ 3 (5 81ka East al Newport ln local imall business
A ail lcldlOK. S300mo 1st ... BR 2BA.blt·1M,blockto Blvd.I HUMT.1114.~mt Prln only. 556·7280. l>U\& oe.ar. S975• v · last + $50. 543-8204 & beach. S4SO yrly. N.B. 9am·Spm546-9860 545-3722 Oct.8t.b. 7»-f517. 648-2316 ~7057,64!-0881 PX>. Ut.ilpd."2-43ll --------11
Bluffaeondo. 4 br.3ba, dt Sunnrb 1 Br. oduJ•• only. 2br, 'Winter r~. held.I DOOi. IAY VllW ~tol.oCIR 5025 11 ,.... ..., YEA.It&. Y $32~. 403 c.. a boa. ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• rm. pool. Ava now. no pets. Encl. gur .. lndry Pmlnllll• 2 BR 1 BA llP· 750ll7eves On Laf.ayelte. Cannery 1750· ~ f a c\ l.. S2 3 s . 2 o 3 5 per wlll, new drapes & Villaie. OfOce space 500 QUICK CASH
C\a I bdr, 2 ba bee. Dutil Ocelf\front duplex 3 br. 2 f\1llcrtoo. 642·!!964. paint. ......... 673--0697 ltOOIM 4000 to2500sq. (l, U ba I .-w'V'I ••••• •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • BILL GR UN DY llDdKab.,.. Fa1DWI c0ocnt '9 ~<!8-!ase. S575 mo. 2 RR upper; br1 ghl & n..81,t. """m y • br Nwnt ~m wt kitchenette Realtor 675·6161 ~ ... !!! ..... L~ •.:,;,. m'o 714167.,...,......· spociot.111 : b.Alcony, encl. .,... > "'" .. " -..-.. •·up. '""'iv•~ ....,., Shrs duplex. I blk from ...., .,.,.. • 1 &40-l212 dll)'ll, ..u.'124 *OCEANFRONT " Br. 2 gar .. 11duUs. $335. 132 ocean. Lse $StJ~. m o. 548·9'755 XlD\ omce or lndustria eves. ba. fantasllr view Yrly l ... i3« f..n. 63M816 8116-M7l ~cece .. v Up to 1600 SQ ft In ___ ..._ _____ , onl E '"2 ""~5 Ambu.tador fnn In Costa NeWport Beach. 645·21 It •••UDO HOME. 3 BR 2 y. vci;., ... .,.,.. . t<»t F.I Cimino. 64<Ml26&. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath, Newport Mesa. 2Z17 Ka,rbor. C'.e11·
RI lac paUO. sar $850 Steps to bc11ch. duplex $250 ~ $250 •~ dep. Pen. Deck. gar, SSSO. yr. traJt, loc1ttd, 23S rooms. Suite av11l. In pre1'U~lous
'59-6588 ~ 11pt. 3 DR. 2 ba, <'Ompl Uoch + EXCEPTIONAL ly 6'1~0or9a·5086 MANY wllh kitchen. LB locatJon, 605 SQ ft. lsc
mo. : furn. $450 mo. Winter. flnrl ! phOoe • 1V. Swlmmlng 49Hf51. w• BC'h .
Bayshorea. Charming 2 673-~ -;---Nice 2 Br DJ>lx upttalrs, pool, Jacuni, and rec . ._ 2000 Sq ,..
BR home \f/frplc " lrM Ni'.W2 RR 2 Ba , pvt polio frpl c. Wt b . 1anae. room. Dally " wtdtly '"""1000· . l. on bnc~ paUo. Neu prtv. br,3blkfromhch Put10 ~izarnr<t' s.w>mo Cell ICfult"8.no~ts.nr Lldo utesltAl'\lnlfromUte Cout H wy . North
bt1cb . $650 mo . onrnn1I hu11l1n" $400 W>SBllO,ll!tkf<>rLttrryr>r h1lcshoppinf l .. 'lt>,credlt week. L11una . 5•9·11 86 or
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COlLEG'E
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CHILDIEM-
TEIMS.ADULTS
PLEASE CALL
I -t62-s44o-I
t891 Y•ktoww A'le .......... leecll
Juat w. of erookhuni
next to Skinny H1ven Reataurent
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT!
lhnual Can, Classics, Anti
. '
v Irvine College
of Business
Call JNTROVIEW for lhe
Intel lieent le discreet way to meet new single
people. 752·5411.
CENTER CLUB lnoependence and Confidence are y<>o1s with an interesting well paid 1ob' Al 1r111ne we
ct1re abOut you abOul lhe OOOd JOb lhat you wanJ to riave We II help you 10 get there Take your ch0tce of caree<s'
It's SocW . .....,...
SICllTAaY • UClf"fH>tttST sn .. ~ • IOOU..,..
.... II.A&. Offtel ASS.ST..n'
........ . ....,,_,
DAY AMO IVIMIHG PIO.IA.MS
For All Ageti
The Perfect
Bar Altem 1Uve! A proper and correct business enwonment. located 1n the hub of the NewoorHr111ne
Business and Industrial Complex Job Placement As11st1nce? Most certainly' In the laat
1 !> monthS over 400 employers nave reouosted trv1ne graduates c .... owtw_...,.,_.....__.~, , ..
•Meet People•
•Relax•Have "'1n•
Low Membership Feet>
1700 I. 6AUY AY&. IAMTA 4MA tJ70I CALL
975-0700 'Nss6:aat9or Rd ,
BEA
TRAVEL
AGENT
Day & Night Classes For
Men & Women
rACIFtC TRAVEL SCHOOL
6 I 0 lett I 7tti Street, s-te A-. Ce 9270 I
CALL 17141 543-94'5
Estat>ltshed 1963
Financial Aid rrograms
Accredited By The Accrediting Comm1ss1on of
The National Association ol Trade 4 Tecnn1ca1
Schools
NEW PRESCHOOL IN
COSTA MESA
..._,. ..._wporf llvd. & t ttt. St. 04'
oi=:t~Ln's 1?v
•No Registration Fee ..
1f req1stered before
October 1st
UCRUNT PUSCHOOl
~
A..S21HIU6
Variety of Schedules
Allllllable
6:30 A.M. thru 6 P M
1941 a...dt Sf .. c.M.
, ....... J ..
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7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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~ PROFESSIONAL DOG TUIMIM&
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REAL ESTATE
LICENSE
SCHOOL
OFFERS
~ AT HOME SBVICI pwecl to .._ ~ ~ ,.,.._..., ..cl 111 f 1n•1..e of yow .:
1 • .,. ~
'I Ranging from basic obedience (on ~~ I. leash) long leash. o ff leash and • 'I protection training. Puppy training •CrashCour!4e available !i from 10 weeks of age. •Mat.enals provided.
!; ~ ~~~ in!~~ti~~~ 1: Aho offerhMJ prabllM ~ *Choose own taste--11 ay
i'. lolviltg hie...... ,~ £tP1n.ight classes. ~ • acemenl -up to 80%
!~ G ~ comnussaon.
r,:,. Ho=~:'"• ·~t-:~~1~~. ' ~~~~~s
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.31-1003 493-0442
Jumping ~ Real ~~~~hool R .. ~ -... ea · c • :.i ........ 1 mmo ap1strano
C•T-T_...fw,....C ,..._ ~ San JuanCap1strano
.: U you need an ittfactive
~ mature quahried ad-
nustrative assistant/gal
friday /exec secretary.
Irv /NB. Please ca ll
644-4596 aft :>: 30 PM
542-9414
Lrfetlme Guarantee
References Available
~~inti HalpW..ted 7100
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Accountant Trainee. en
try level pos1uon. Ex·
perience helpful. but not
necessary. Some typing
required. Salary open.
Jarco Inc. ~-7422
ACCOUNTING
CLERIC/SR.
PROUDLY ANNOUNCES m OPENING FOR
FALL EMROllMENT
Req knowledge of gen 'I
ledger thru trial bal.
must be able to analyze -
acd.s 4' m ainl supporting
schedules. Will assist in
otherg acctg functions as nee. Previous related ex·
per 1s r eq 'd . Apply
Kirsch Co .. 173:>2
Armstrong Ave. Irv
~.
Claslft to ..... S1pl1 ..... I, 1971
CLASSES OFFBEO AIE:
• Beginning. Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. Toe.
Pas de Oeux and Vari ations • Beginning and Advanced
Tap • Jazz • All Popular Disco
ALL AGES ACCIPTED
Directors: Bonme Wiicox and John Morell
MICROWAVE
COOKING CLASSES
MOWSTAmMG
FALL SCHEDULE
Personal Instructions
Complete Selection
Microwave Acc~ssones
"Learn to really use your expensi ve
investment." We teach every phase or
MICROWAVE COOKING
Last MGfol" c.... Offend
Mor Ton.. Ho1-,1 Motr.....;a..w.--.
U_,.:tdS1 .....
Cal 761-5011
MICROWAVE MAGIC
COOl<IMG SCHOOLS
EYEMIMG EDUCAnON
PROGRAM
CtmST COLI.Kl 11¥1 ..
I HO C.C.... nt., CA
Fall au.ter September 21
Oeoembef 8. 19 78
METHODS IN LANGUAGE ARTS
Edu 360 (2 er. hrs >
Mondays 7-8:40 pm.
Instructor: Or Allred Freitag
BEGINNING PAINTING Art 325
(4 Cf hrs.)
Tuesdays 7·10:20 p.m.
Instructor: Prof. Roland Haas
MAJOR PROPHETS (JEAEMIAH
Rel 305 (2 er. hrs.)
WednetdlYI 7-8:40 p.m.
Instructor: Rev. Robert OltQlltt
REGISTRATION September 18-20
(In P8f1lOO or by phone)
PllloM: 712-6222
es. Race, & One of a kind!
MocA,...S.--
4251Mal'1•1,Wt.G
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IJJ-tl'5 644-12'5
EXPlllEMCE
A MOMTESSOll CLASSROOM
UFE LIAIMIM&l
QI*• 21/1 ..... IZ ,._..
Ad.meed
~.tHT..._1
Visit
IMTERNA TIONAL
MONTESSORI
SCHOOLS
Ctll t7t·t24 I or •hit
ZOUI c,,,..... S-. ._
Newport Beech. Coate Meu. Santa Ana
Attouotang trainee. In-
telligent. fast. accurate
& neat. 10-key by touch.
Will train. School or
employer reference re·
quartld. $3.56 pr hr. 2S hr
pr wk. flexible. Call Rox·
anne. 494-9477
ACCOW>tant . full charge. t
penion office. AI R, AI P . P/R, pegboard, Ute typ.
Ing. gnl ledger . lr1af
balance, bent recoocilia·
lion for sml pluUc mfr.
"'1ture opp'ty for con. troller type dulie11 &
gen 'I managemen t ,
547-8CM3
Book.keeper. full charge. t
girl offu:e. AIR, At P.
P/R, pegboard. lite typ.
Ing. gnl ledger. tr1 al
balance, bank ret.-oncilia·
uon ror sml plasuc mrr.
All around Friday type
wanted. L.O Plastic
Moldtng. 547-8043
Accountant
C.P.A. rirm needs Sr .
with m1n1mum 3 yrs
public acct 'g experience.
Excell. growth op
porturuty. Send n.'tlume
to: Stegall. Parke. &
Gupllll Inc. 3388 Via
Lido. Ste 500. N 8. 92663
No Phone calls please.
ACCOUNTANT
Oala Processing Co Is
seeking m oti vated i"·
dlvidual Wtlh 1·2 yrs CX·
penence m general ac·
ctg. 8.S. or B.A. degree
r e q 'd . Mu s t be
shirt.sleeve w /advance-
ment potenllal. E.0 .E.
Send resume with salary
requirements to·
Pe~onnel Dept . P 0 .
Box ~77. Costa Mesa. Ca.
92627
Acctng Bkkpng TIMroRARY
Register Today lo work oo varloWI accounting &
bookkeeping uslgn.
ments. Work cloise to your hom e. Fl.cure
Clerks to Sr. Accoun-
tants needed thruou1
OranaeCo.
Hobert Half's
AcrountemJll'
500 s. Main. Ste ~ 1
No. Tower. Union Bank
In The City of Or11nge
'7l•1m-41o:t
ACCTGC&.lltc
T o bal1nce 6 edi t
c\llllOmer lnPQt. Mu11t be
able to optrate IO·keY ad· d.lna m11cbint . Some bk·
klll education or exper
b l le 2nd shirts. xln1
company beneflt11
lnte11roted 0 111 u Co&ta Mesa. 546-6080
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A ccoun&101 1iltkll1Zi'11q1rnllf•. tln1 h & All Ph11&ti11 o( rqncrnt.-•VF.RY LOW PRIC.:~S • Pickup uio'<H ormovm!{& L.M.S.-Roto. Soc1 or PamtJn1 Extr/l ntr t:x Nelllp1ttche1 &t.exturt'3 Re m ovals. P runi ng
wnitt coruilrUC't1nn ,.,. rnu11h Comm & r,... wunc lllMll w11lt.. plan UIG11rdcmlna Mo111t haullna ('lc11nups. Sh:v\' s5 e e dklr d !..Pal w~ is pr'd, honest. neat. rc1111 AtUEST. 193-1439 ·~,f~~~~·!iLic4 ~~6~~t
per f'liW *~ Jtlul ).11 IOl:l ...-Yt ia)'nl u•ni, bnck l.1r ' bonded Gfflrlle MO ZOt5 Wallin 751 6140 ::iprln e rs. 11nu n1 U c'd 1164 '°'5 Uavc PATCll P'ASTERING """ ,...,. ' ~1 w.!64 Ml ~ -----' Xlnt rd11 675·7633 ... .,....."'"""' tw•u R.,,..W JapanetW (Curdtnn. tr~ R u b b I 11 h H o u 11 n g Prof pulnllng. Ext &. int A 11 t y p ~ F r ~ e-LL TRIE •• •••• •• •• •• ••• ••••• , •• t•'I·"" t:'!CHno1tc-1 Nu JulJ L(l(l CMW c.... " 11 l 1 m 11 1 l' . 1 11 I I fo'Urnllurc moving & tree European Landscaper Low rates. Re f11 t'rec estimates C11ll S.0·682S CA 640..
B•J A~'·anct -..·n •nwll l.1r i·ontr 11t·tur ....................... 1a1:um 3060 llm only tnmmlng. 407·2697 . 24 Top work. Fair price. eat. 536-4780, 536-.t383 Pll--+1.... LH"S TitH SEltV.
u 1» llUT 11 d ... II d - -hrs Refs.64M871dayor eve. . _-.q R d for th w ind " TRJP HARt:t• m> c '"11 m Y •Yr11re ... d ... Jlouse~atnling Int ~ic ••••••••••••••••••••••• ea Y c ,._..ft-'--wiprmc-hool/':Jr al\i 1 ic.xr.r i•r enc-r .. r ee , ..... ... · .. Trt m spr11y rem ove ~ M&Jn, ~ .\ -.-• -TW-Y ""'"'V" Y N ·""'"I 0 e11 , clean•ul)ti. Rctumn. Studftlts fl aulJng garage ......... cap.mg. Tree b1m ler. F ce est John Deck PERRY'S PL.UM DI NC: · · • *-at.22 "611111c ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'" ,. ou. ...., -84'nllo C('rv11 n lcs clea n·up Need work ci~c. ming. C.:lean·up. 8 Yrtl 631-3313or645·2161 Com p lete plu mbing grufty/.rtnd slu';l:..
•.,h • 1.,.in l~~~':r~t1!':d '"1.L:~~b·1~:, ~!.~.~!':' ............ ~1 536-83'17 ~'T-81~:S:.~oboru Custom work. reasonabll' ~r~i~e~. ,°;~ &1-·"~:e~ s.!c~~T,...._ "'
••••••• •••••••••••• • • •• !wnlC" &46-'1llO G11rc1a'is Gudening Co Commercial & Rc.'lnlen· prices, free l'St1mates, esbmates. 24 hr scr vlt>e IMr'd, 25 )'l'S exp. reris ''-\o'f'M 1~,,. RJ llutfrlllt n .. !ion Int/E xt la ndsnpt• & tJalHaulln&of any lype M&.Ml.aodscaping.lrrig, Bruno.770..7043 6'73-3181 CdMAI 640.TREI l>n"«"W•n • .. 11rt11n1t Im c.,.ts.r-.k• Retrnocfol &addillon". rrwhtlenanc.-.673·34 17 Reu onabl e r a l 4,:s roto. sod. seed lawns . EXCELLENT PAINT ------------------
•Rf'p alr •M11lll••l1n11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 00 "844 or~ 4541 --------~ P lanting. lns, refs . G Pool ~let, Repeal" ~pert shaping. thinninl!.
•Lie N R. l M "'"' ~ Ca-L f'l11•n•n11 In "our l.lt"t'oMMi ., ffottdcd tlofnto t'nde Garderuns 831·32189 IN Reasonable rates, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... I I ,.., '"" ' Cl u....___ ...__ .... _t f~e6timates 548-2706 s ... mp rcmov11 . nw>cp i\lptwll ~~7 1 holTW' lV e••r• ol buM Addltlons. rr mdl, r~" Mainteinance. euoups ,._,..,._' M -. . Privat e : Appl only creaUOC\867~2821.lns n~11 h )' on Schriul •' r 0 rn m ,.. r . ~ "'~ l L It Haullnfa free l!:at ••••••••••••••••••••••• m•a.y' w0 11":r.i"r 1ns•atled or re Reliable ~reat rates ............ met/ ., LL 'CO .. TI Cl: .. 17 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ......... ' . . . Mil-..&-. c~
c____.t_ -rln fo11m m••thoo fo'rt•1 llai1tc111t ., pl11n11 U c. m...... AMWAY Cos m e t i cs. . mov . Rollageesum Mr J'11 an5 M 548-6154 ...... _w ..._.., __..._, e-t l~ll W 016.\, nv OOU Splm, ~ 82:SO ____ G 91 ~I Nutnllon, Housewares. Brickwork. Small Jobs Call Alan, 751.a24 1. ...................... , •• ............... • ... .. ••• c•t Home Care & Comm 'I NewPort. Colib1 Mesa & RoofMcJ Cet a clear view froin
ClRm Olilnnt' wuodwl•rk Sh1ul\Po0 <le slc-•m cll1un S11 lv1n <.:on11 t r uc llon ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·5652 . lrvine.675-3175eves. P •intln g. e xl /1nl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ACLEARVIE W ~AS ~~!~~11:,;~ ~1;1 ~~~~lr 0 ~:~~\!:~<.·i;:~ =~'!r!k':. r:~ •. o~ ·~~:!tN~1~~'r.nniry& Homtd•••:IJ MovlMJ =::e ~ Lic'd ~E::!~ ~ sR::1R~~t1e ~II S2.5 mi.x 631-0211 eves
II\ Jin rm hull Sl!l Ave.: patio rovc:r11 Uc'd " in nra 847 2787, 5"5-3820 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••··~··••••••••••• · . rockshakes·compo t ar ~ndow Cleaning of an> ~ W.lu r1n S7 ~. <'Out•h Siii r hr a.r'd Catll ror~11l M.S-6171 ,._.A.. want a REALL y CLEAN Pror service with Athts Apl P aanl1ng Hom e s f'reeest. 541-5930 type. Reasonable rates ••••••••••••••••••••••• S5 Gu11r c-hm ~l odor ------... __... ·HOUSE'> Call Gingham VanUnescostsno more ! Int/Ext. Low riites. 968·8946 0 111or, r 6•tll1 rupll' Cpt tt'i•a1r. l!l yrs l'Jtpr lledric-' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Glrl f'reeesl 645-5123 Free est. for locals. Jerry.540-5190 McDANEI_, rrum hhn« 10 1111 I ~!I Do v.ork myi.i•lr lld i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-htul, iik19lo1tder dump · · stor11ge, & loot( d ist Roofing & Repairs Teds Window Care. Prol Ai·ttun l.t'll"I T) sung 531 0101 ......,wd &.dri trlc. iTJadmg, trc.•t' wrk, Walls. ceilings, noors moves State Ile. Tl 11015. Wallpaper hanging. re Uc. 353446 11991·9339 window cleaning. Rea:-
bO )4tll M~ ~ll~t> o1 ft c demob t-1on11etr ll3t·l257 "windowscleuned. PhS37·3160 asonable. dependable. T••l·r-R.-ir rates.Refs .6"2·7893
6l'M 7J)M Carpet <.'lt>11mnic Sl_.Jm & IJt 327l36 M5-~174 646·6145 M . . guuranteed. 493·5940 """ -r-Shumpoo l'ir .. & win .,., "'""'RJCIAN p d H.,,_,. oving hauhng. 4 y rs . ex· •••••00 .. ••••••••••••••
rl ow:. Out r h M 111 11 ~· n et' ••••••••••••••••••••••• HOUSEKEEPER per.Reliable.reasonable Need yourbdrm,ktchnor(;arry1n &savesiss Most ..,._ Al-.s tt!nanre~rvu·t-971 11$4 nght free est.lrnatl! on Gen'I Handyma 1 Paml· Energetic yng lady will students. 848·1354. Try bathroom pamled'! Spet> color repair $22 50 + ••••••••••••••••••••••• largeorsrnitllJOb:. I . f de'"' yo h m f r Us' In s m l pul nl Jobs narta Fr ...... e!lt 1116710 For Ad Action r..iio..-, .. , ....... tic Ucensed 673.".,.9 tn", carpentry. roo mg, ~· ur o e o ooe . ,,... ~ '"" ---------t -_..,.. ,,_.._. """ A h ree 6.11 2219 aft 5 ---------• 492·1073 Caltron1cs 840.2620 &1ay Alurm s,·~trm' ••••••••••••••••••••••• masoory . ny o m e · · ''Move 11n y lh1n g Call a
Daily Pilat
AB-VISOR
642-5678
hu a home burl(lut Now .i~htlleai; 1 ~1•1111 n. ftwclMJ ;:1~J~J..:!u::.~~:JA~8 Xlnt housecleaning done anywhereat anyt1me" .
tilarm you r un uffmd Acow.t1c r,•1hn~ can ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• by ludy w/exp. Dependa· 2't hni7 days. 54<>-4844
Fine Exter P:unting by Th
R Sinor Sl. he .. UlS. T ry •••••••••••••••••••••••
For lnformut1un c,111 r.-turnt!d to orijl1nal TAYl..OR FENCfo:S Ha•.MJ ble,ownt-rans.S.47·3637 PaiftffaCJIP.nMJ
496-3082 1 bcouty & Cunrt1on f·1111L 536-1837 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Housecleaning help 'Ex· •••••••••••••••••••••••
me. 838•555524 hrs. Specializing in corum1c
rlcmo & OrcJ-TllMtc) tile entries & floors t'rct'
••••••••••••••••••••••• estunat.e 962· 1883 no n· Io x 11' & <'I l· On Wood &Chain Llnk OCC Student I Ton truck. per. of will Lrain. Full & PETERS PAINTING
-ACOU~llCLF.AN 11 the Trash. tree trim. Ron Ptr. Mon·Frt & wknds Expr'd, Reas Rates Piano tuning & repair 25 c.,.11tet on I Y on e w ho cu n G.dl•9 00·5703. Must provide own trans. f'ree Est . Call Gene yn exp. Ma11ter 'd deg In If you're in the market ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt:rfll r m t h" widely ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-9525 552.0458 music. $24+15 centa tJus for a better car. be sure
Carpenter. t'rec.> r,t, Any needtid ltl'f VIC'I." C.:a ll Clean-ups lluuling CHEAPEST hauli ng in ----------i moonly.661 ·1433 to check lhe many autos
siie jQb:i C:ill All,1n or "Ar nie " Hl.'p 1714 l Landscaping Im med: town. t"r': ests. CHEAP! Classified Ads, your one· F'\nd what you want tn --......-.-------1 advertised for sale 10 Tony.~!tt 962-0030 _ servicing. 542.9907 642,2995or 645·1390 stop shopping center Dally Pllot Classifleds. Classified Ads 642·5678 Classified ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
HetpW•t•d 71 00 HtlpW.ted 7100 HetpW..t.d 7100 HetpW..twd 7100 HtlpWanted 7100 HtlpW..e.d 7100 HttpWClllhd 7100 HelpW..t.d 7100HtlpW..twd 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• AJr National CiuJrd
lmme<l ol>('n1n~s 111 t:lt•\' ASSEMBLF.RS Auto mechanic, ex per. 412 Banlung CASHIERS CLERKS DRIVERS FiMJ•w.tryD.,.t
THEIROADWAY Men or women 25 yrs or ll'OlllC1>. Me<·hart1l'11, Ad
m 1n 1s t ra l1un, (.'om
municat1om. vr Wl'alhC'r
forecast1nA No c·>.
1ien en1·e required Wl·
w1U send you In thl· b.'!>l
&cbooli. Mral.!> & b<i,irc1
pnw1ded -+ '397 50 p..r
month lo i.L:irt Call
<.:ahfom 1u A1 r NalionJI
Guard (714) !17ll-7:1fl:i or
979-1343 for 1n fn r ITlJ ll on
Alf'1M>rt Starter
OC AlflH>rl
lnlt!rt>Stlnj? JOb :tM·l!-IHlj.:
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trani.riortM tnn & tl1re1•t
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APPLY MOW!!!
lhgh t.'Omm w pn':lt1i:c
loeome Tax ~crvll'C
CompleLe Truinm~
Tax Corp of Amcnl'll
S52·9600, 848-3898 !11119
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fo'I CE R l':xper. 1-'/'I',
days, ptirm po!>1l1011
Call 549•3281.
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B.ECTROMIC
ASSf.MILIERS
Medical co 1n M1s-.1nn
V1t'jo is set!ktnl? expcr'd
ELECTRONIC
.ASSEMBLERS
We are exvandlng our
Assembly Dep:irtment
and are looking for tn·
dJViduah; who p<)!lf;CliS J 2
yeal'8 expenence solder·
m i;? small elct1.roruc rom·
p one nt ~ u n der a
rrucrmcoVt" and rnr :.Lui
fmJ< l'l~<'lron11• l'umpu
11e11t.'> on l'C bourt11 ...
Thesr pc1s1iinn:i1 ofrtir ex-
cellent salufl 1•11 und com
pany p:i1d be1wfi1~. plus
the ~n.JOYffil'nl u( work
11\J: with t•onjlt>owl Pl'nJ)lc
in a modern iatmc>:iplierc
Interviews will be 11r
r &nged for your mn ve
nicnl'I.' throughout th1•
week CQnlucl
fOWARDS
PACEMAKER
SYSTEMS
11123 S E. Mi1l11
Irvine. CA
01 VIS I On or
AMEttlCAM
HOSPIT Al SUPPLY
CORPORATION
assemblcri. wo rk1n~ Equal Opp E m p ly r
w/small componl'nt:-.. m/f/h
<:OCld eyl' i.1ghl, manua11---------•1
dtixlent y rt'Q 'rl Xlnt henef1ts. N<'w h11lld111g. As51slunl Manager want
Only rlcpend111Jle har'1 e d Ca :i h & Curr Y
wurkm~ 111rl1v1!1u:ils (•all wholt.'l>ale hquor, wine.
Perm work uv:iil only beer & tobacco. Sanla
C-:UllSusan 581·3830 Ana. 547-0732.
ASSEMILER/F-tl1N Asst Ad!Yitlts
M cch a n 1 c a I graph it' Dlnctor
mal'h1nery Mi to $7 prr f\111 time. conv hns11.
hour ;iflcr 2 mos train 1147·3515 1n g No s m o k 1ni;: -------
&•ncftls include. dental. Attendant, Airport Tex
profit i.haring. rct1rl'· <il'O. No cxpcn t>nce nee
menl pliln & overtime 7·3. 3-11. Appl)' .ti •11178
H1rn11 Enterpn!lc1o. 153!15 Campus. NB.
Cht>m1cal La ne, llunl· ---
mR(,on Beach. 1193.4534
AS .. 'it-;MBLY
TRAINEES
<Or Expem•nced)
Micro-EIKtronlcs
We a r c see k ing in
d1v1duals ror rirsl shirt
posit10fUl in our Produl'
lion Depart ment. We will
train t h e ri i:h L In ,
div1dualb 1n the Olll'ro
t!lloetromcs indu:.try
ATTENTIOM
18 O r O •H"
~&per. MtceH
tr you are new to Costa
Mesa, tcmpor unly dis
oontmuing your educa
lion. recently dist'harged
fn>m the service. or for
any reason seeking tem·
porary or t'arcer employ-
ment. consider lh1:. om·
que opportunity
You Can Earn
$216 Pet" Wk
N. Cousl llwy, Laguna TELLER
Bch. 494·793S
!-'/time GOOd l'ay
Growth co. 5 Locatums
We tr~111. Co. bener1ts
METHO CARWASH
2900 Hvbor 81, CM
Counter Girl needed p/t for natural foods rl!sl.
E x p er . h elpful
Goodenough Natural
Foods, 673-2345
older Know Lht' coast H4twport leach
Aulo rental trne. opJ)Or
for intel, fn endly, neal
appear. yng person over
18. Prev exp, not req'd
Start w/lot man dultes.
Advancement a va1l. to
Pref with expen('nl'e
Contact Mr. Sztl va .
546·2300. Ca11rorn 1a
Federal Savings, 2700
Ha rbo r Blvd , Cost a
Mesa. C-0 92626
Equal Oppor Employer
CASHIER
UTOTEM
Openings Now Available
c1t..1es Net St80 a week or Some sell.mg exp pref'd
more. Orange Coast Call Mary Meizner
Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml. 644·1212. ext304
Herrmann. F'ounld1n F\111/Part time sales &
Valley (No of Slater maml for pl~nt.s. NH
be t w n N e w h o p e & area 6?5-S657
a uto re ntal counter ---------
person. Gd driving rec1·--------•
req 'd. 831-2480. 495-6330
Ex.per pref'd. 32 Hrx per
wk Mon1T u es 9·6.
Sat/Sun 9.30·6
Kerm Rima Hardware
2006 Har hor Bl. CM
for full or p/t1me clerks Credll Checker. Full lime.
on 2nd & 3rd shifts No experience he l pf u l.
expe r necessary-we UNITED CALIFORNIA
tram . Advancement op· BANK. 630-A. NewJ)Ort
portun1lles to lhose who Center Dr. NB. 644-6464
(tualify. For information E.O. E.
Euctid l . ~~~
---------•IFWI time person for lbc
rare of condominium Earn extra money '" your rt>Creation centers. Som••
spare lime Call Mrs clean-up & minor maln
Neuman 645 1300 after tenance repair Or CJy
Babysitter wa nled. 2·3
days a wk My home
6 :io.4 30 556·1107
Banking
Career OPllOr for bank
ex!)t!r 'd
TELLERS
Must be outgoing & Pt'<>
pie o r1 entt'd Xl nt
benefits & p leairn nt
working surroundings.
Openings al Tus tin &
Newport of cs.
SANTIAGO IA.MIC
Personnel Dept 2nd .. , r
535 E. lst St , T ustin
832·5200. EOE.
----------1 gotoourneart'lil market ---------CHIEF TECH or rontact. the personnel Dell very men for early
To work in ML,.s1on VleJO. oU.ce al AM newp6paper in C M
Cahf Ile. 6 yrs ex per in 12442 Lampson Sl Perm p/l. Must have de·
all phases or laboratory GardenGrove537·4840 pendable car & b<' reha
procedure. call 640.0140 Equal Oppor Employer SJ00-$350 mo. 646-5844
ask for Margaret
Childcare workers needed
for Christian school. Ap
ply 16835 Broukhurst,
1'-Y
Cocktail Waitnu
School
Earn ur1 lo S300 per wk.
Low tuition. Placement
CHILD CAR E. for 2 assisl.751·919".
Demonstrators. Salei.
Sl-5 Hr + Ml'"9-
Tempor1try pos1l1ons . Salary, we train. your
are a . Car a mus t.
998·6153; 636-3989 &
(213 )"51·5855.
_~_p_m_. ------_ areu. Start $600 mo or u11
ELECTaOHIC _.P 0 F. Call 752·2573
TECHNICIAN f'urnitur e De live r y &
HBd1gitaJ pressure gal(e store mainl $3 75 a n
mfg. nds a self slarltng hour Apply in person
electronic Lech w/good 2215 Harbor Blvd.C.M
GAMES
Uabysilter to take 9 yr.
old son rrom Balboa lsc
to Carden Hall by Sam. 2
103 momin~11 a wk Pick-i..p 2 30pm. daily &
Bubysit to 6 or 7 pm
Mu!>t be avail. to oc
ca111on11lly keep him ()r
:Hay overnlte. Sulary
open Call Ka t hleen,
M7·0601 days 1---------school chlldren. prefer COLLEGE Girl to live In DENTALASSISTANT· ret11'Cd lady •. 12· 14 days. w/prof. man & 9 yr old
mech skills. Min 2 yrs.
exp. xlnt ground noor op
portun1t y Compa ny
benefits 1nrlud111g profit
sharing. Call for appt.
(7141 89"·535 I
F\111 l1me position avail
for responsible person
w/initialive, who lll in
l e res t e d i n g a me~.
Backgammon. Chesio.
Darts. Chess & Games. 2700W. Coast llwy, N 8 Babysitter. m y home. IARMAID Some overnights. Live-so n . o n b e ach in CHAJRSIDE. Expcr on· Electrical estimator. Top
m/oul. 64().1660 Newport Must be home ly. Pleuanl ofc. Some ~& beneht.s. $20.000 +. duys, no wknds Oay,.,. FIT nights. PIT wkends.
S.9-1461.evefl: 759-0486 Top puy, CM area. Call eic p a nd e d d u ti es be ed Childcare. COM. l child, from 2pm lo 8pm eves on We!ltmins/ H 8 a rea. t expencnc in
meals. Ulehskppg Live· school days Must have 894•3151 comm 'I & UJdus tri a l General Office Babystller needed as a
companion for mildly n·
tarded teenage girl
So m e eveni ngs &
weeke nds. H.B. urea
840-5483 ----------Babys itter, s upe rv1s1on
needed for 2nd grade
CdM Harbor View boy in
yo ur h ome . 2 PM ·
5 45P M , Mo n ·l"r 1.
759· 1363 eves ----
754 IM97 ------m or P/T 675·73a5 dnvers he. call 673·5S70 ---------eslunating & s11les Call P/T l Days a Weets
Beuuty • urt. 7 pm wkda ys or De n t al a ss is t a nt 7141556-3131 or apply 111 Tues ·Thurs . Ty pini?
HAJ R CUTTER CLERICAL anytime weekends. Chairside & some front rarson al South Coast 5().6()wpm, knowledge Ill
Take over some follow· Become. a member of our Compan/ U'skpr, li ve·m . off. e x per. ror p/lime AlectrEsic 1300dl R;dhill bookkeepmg, acct 's re
ing Asst will t euch ~amic NewPorl Center saJ,pvtr~;ba.TV.CDM. position approx 25 hrs. ~~CM. pana e ·rm hceel1pvfualb.!:7 !.~eri encl·
Sas soo n m e t hod . Financial fi~m. We are Ref.64-4·9666.644.9806 perwk.00·1050 ~..,.,.,..
Manicuru1t . Call 21st now expanding & there ---------De 1 A 0 1 .,... ElectncaJ hel~r. 18 or Gene ral offc position. Century Hair. 642-5381. are many opporturut1~ c~·o...110 .... /LI .. • '-nta ssl · ra ~rg. over w/parual ex per "'" ~llV"I " .. "' offi ce. Frnl & back · · w/est 'd textile firm In llMDERYCLIERK ror adva ncemenl.Apply Verylighthousekeeping. duues. HB area. Mon· C.Sllan er 6PM.642·1503. N.8 . Applicant m u11t
Now! The following pos1· 673-t229 Fri ....... 2521 a...a,._i,,.T-h type & spell accuraLA:ly We need an mdustnou:. tionsareavailablc. __ O"I'_______ ,,_.,,.. -.. .. ~ SlJO k eau64s-1066
worker to collule lesson Clerical Companion. L1 ve-m to as· Dental Asst . Exper en Salary commen11 w/ex· w · · ·
materials. Req's some Malh aptitude & hte LYP· slst active elderly lady dodonUc asst needed. full per. NB area. <.:all J im. GENERAL OFF'ICE
Ba bys itter needed Im heavy IJft mg & forkhfl Ing reqwred. There a re 2 Must drive & assume tJme for busy Na. prac· 752·8636. Electronics firm :iecks
med.forl yr old.4 days Willin g t o trai n o n daytime Pos1L1ons open householdre11 p.646 1304 tice. Non-xmoker only buyer w1general oHif'l'
wk M o n .T hu rs forklift. Apply betwn K·:\, t8am 5pml. I spht shift Coo .. aide ror HB/CM Telephone 644·0595 B.ECTROMICS expe r . Sh ouldl ha_vl· L'r1·1 sat /Sun off. 'lr s Na llonal Education 9 30 ) •. I ht .. T£1'"HMICIAM stronr commun ClillVt' .. ,. llpm· : pm • "' niit 1>art lime. Must reside 1n ''""" k E b I· I 9 l5·5pm. 642·1395 CQrp .. 4401 Birch St, N D po61t1on <Spm·l2 3()am' area. 968·3233 between D e nt a I A ss Is l a n t lmmed openings & op !> i I " i. t a , st ' <Near OC Airport I Equal M-tl R chairside. NB. Solary portunlli'es 1·n an -ta"' matenal rt!Quiremen s
b I E I 111111 oom 9AM·l2 noon. Final filing Fr be r N "" IJ Pl h d •. B a y s i t l 1 n g I 1 t e Opportunity mp oycr Th 1 1 open. inge ne 115 o ,.,,. in the Oranae ''o ace pure ase or ers "'
h k I ( . 1s 1s an entry eve p(}s. datc'J/21/78. Sa c II J .. v ,.. " foll Pl k ouse cep ng. /lime in the crucrofilm & file ts. or eves. a enny airport area. Applicant.' owup. easanl wor
New mother needs help BOAT MECllAN IC dnpt T her" arc 2 COOK-Im,.. E l Lua ar 548·5602dayornlghl to troubleshoot. repair & ini.i conds . Call Valor
0 l E .. Gai. & rl ie!>e l y a ch t ~ ~ "' " El <Al'"""• w n r 11 n s P ~" service, elect , pumps & d:iyt1me Positions open Restaurant. Ask for J ohn test eltiC'lron1c &yte m:> ectrnml·s • ..,..,..,,,.,.,
per 'd /r e fs. 557·6055 sys.Musth:ive actu<1l job <Kam SprnJ. & 1 niJ(ht or Lynn.494·9765 GoDo&nd oAppLo/~tecr~·1 n Recent an~log &. digital General0ff1c1>
moms/evE'S. ex p , wtrfr n t y "rd p os 1L 1on ope n cxper r:/d Interview .... B.CLE•"'• " C--'-s & telligenl cre11livt> per!>OO PIERSOHn "-" BABYSIITER-Cor l &Jyr Bluck11''s Boat yar d t5pm·l2.30am J -for recept1on1st indental byappt ony 557005l.isk
Cl--L. T 1 t Cooks Htlptrs for Bus<'h. Part T ime old. 2 to 4 days a wk 673·6834 ....-.ii YP•I · specialty office. Sulory _ vaned duties in busy
Collcgt'Pk 540-9580 n-~"keepe'rtl-'osl"sL, Goorl typing skills & Exper & non-expcr for comme ns u rate w1L h .,...61 .... E~ personnel de pt Req ',.
D<IUI\ -. "' ., phone ablUty rcq'd. We new lt;ihan restaurant. ability & expcr P h ~ " -=" d k 11 • Babys1Ucrnceded for lst The Villai?e Inn Ht'i.l now have 2 duyllmeposi· Good work1ngcondit1ons S44·S636,l2 lo lpm only Mecha n1 ral e nJ(int>er . g,oo typtinudJ( 5 /\1 s ...
grade CDM /llarbor Vu Lite ty ping, payr oll. hrs, pay. Call Franco'!> degree pref'd Mu:.t hJvc 1gure ap it " pprox
boy. Your home or mine A/P Some expcr pref'd tionsopen. (flam·5Prnl carte, fo't.n Vly 839·1989 DentalAulst.t electronic·.!> bkgd . Resp 20 hr" per wk Apply
Mon·i"ri, 2P M·4PM Apply 1n person 127 Excellenlworkingconrll Experwanted,call afler ror R&D & working bctwn 8 3. Na t ionitl
644·4064 Manne Ave. Bnl, Island. lions & co. benefits of COOKS Sept 4 644.0683 w/handl>. C-011 Mrs. Kylc. Educa.lloNn BCorNp, 4~
rered Dinner llousc. F/lime _..;....._· ____ . ----1 581·3830, M1ss1on VicJo Birch St. · · < ear · BABYSITTER . Cost a BOYS OenlaJ Office Mana~er. CQ Med I 1'' Id Airpo rt 1 E q ual Op Mesa Back Bay 3 mo. ror afternoon work 15 to Picas\! contact personnel N11(hts Ex per Pr ef'd Laguna Beach Ex~r ~~ ic portunity Employer
old boy Wkdays. call aft 17 yrs. Hrs. 1to6 30 Ph ADP Apply in person. 3·5pm, ..• 1 h d t t 1 t ---------1 6Pm,631·281)4 645-2702 J. P Maes Restaurant. :.. P asc!> en •i. ry . n IGeneralOHicc
10142 Adame Ave. a t _hrs_._Cat_l_SJ0._0<T1_4_. --Engineer STUDfNT SYVICES BG:a~rloihe~I; ty~ rto Ov 1
1
8US 10
1 YS Pension _u_rook __ h_u_rs_t_. 1-_l_B_. ___ 1 Oentcil Asst . Use your TIME ANO i\ru.wer studtint mqu1ne~
er · app Y'" person pe-... ·ahl" & ('ha1rs1de MO'l'ION ANA i V"'I"' by ma1J K""'s good lyp. babys it 3 nileli pr wk 3 to s pm. An c ie nt Serv1"ces COOKS ,...,,, # • ., ., 100 sk1llft. ;,"some letter XJnt refs necessary No M 2607 ,., ''oa 1 s kills 1n our busy & t-;NGINl!:EH ,.. " "' anner . "'· "' s Exper saute & broile r f · di Nil nra ti ·e wn'L1ng exper Customer 1tmokini:. Most dnvc. NB Hwy, N 8 . 646·0'l01 UIO Newport Center Or rien Y •· c c h 1 f 1 areu.673·5666 --'--------2ndf1oor,Newport Bch Arches Restaur11nt. 3334 F u ll llm c pos 1L1on MBA and 2J yC'ars ex s e rv . exper e Pu
Comprc heni.1ve com·
pany benefits including
mujor m1.'<11cal a nd tlcn·
tal Call or a pply in
person 3952 Ca mpus
Drive. Newport Beach.
<71.t) S40-li080. ~ual Op·
portunlty E mployer .
M/F/H.
---------CAFETERIA JN.PLANT (714 )6«-4360 ext263 Pa r Csl llw y, N 8 00·1050 p~ri e n tt! r eq u irl•d fdeal pos for indiv re• ~.. od Costa Mesa & Irv ine I•--------• 645-7077 ----------i n h ff turning to Joh mkl 40 llr eas ..... on your pr UC· I .... YSITTER ----------1 ... _... ... L .A.SST vctermme equip. e I· wk XJnt bcns & work in~ tiv1ty, comm1S11111n. plus ~ area. Day & swing shin. COOKS U'U"ll I~ ~ c1ency. C'Olll crfecLIVC'
Incentives & extr1t profit Sundays only Boy. 7. Cull & part llme Jobs. 1-'or Clerlc~l:Gen'I Of c. Typ Sincere. career-minded. ness. ~TM t'fflC'lenc)' conds.
ahanngbonus. g I r I . 9 . E" P e r intervie w. r e po rt lo lng, filing, 10 key. order For Huntin~on Terr ace willing to team. n~ed analysis. worker 's pro TR'"'l .... H
The wom('n and men we w/children,enjoy sports. cafeteria at the Times. desk . Costu Mesa. retirement ome. Some fo r prominent office. duction Determine co:.1 """
are lookmR for may be al'tivilles. Hrs 10."6. Aft 6. 1375 Sunflower, Costa 540-7800. knowledge r cq 'd. Will Salary to $800/mo. Call P/PART and/o r cost of Entry lev<•I pos gr1tdml'.t
tJred of typing, folding 759·~. NB. Mesa , Fri. Sept 15. train. Call 8"8·8811 o r Cynthia, M?-7193 l 1 d t T ex11ms. Vllrlot.15 deta1lefl
Papers, wa rehouse jobs HPM. Seeking perma· Ct 1 847·3.'ilS United Personnel to 8 pro uc · 1 me duues. Lile typing & neut
and working for a limlted l•---------1 nent employees only . erlca Agency analyl'!ls and effrctive· handwnt..lng. req'd App
Hankin hi d JR CLERK COOK·shortorder LSOOAdams, C.M ness/efflclency study or 11 National Education Incom e . Work with g ~~,n~~xft~~d;c~or~~ * . Breaklast & lunch. Full production seque n <'e Corp., 4401 Blrch Sl. N.B TRANSMASK youn1t people. Rapid ad· TEI.LEIS goodbencflLS. •SR.CLERK Ume.Mu stbeexper AP· Denlal Asst . e xper. Determine allocauon of (Near OC AtrportlEqual vanl'ement pot1slble. lf Weare pret1enlly seeking ,..;;._________ ply in pe rs on. Cafe career opportunity In m a n p o w ~ r . R 0 I Opportunity Employer
CORP you are 18 or over and experienced Tellers in CARPET SALESMAN CLERICAL U'ST Metro. 3505 Vias Oporto. beaut office. Qualified In an11lysl11. ESTAB. incen.1_:..:...:..--...;;_-..;;._..;,__
• :~dw:r~ ~;:~~~~!~el~~ ourColsta Mesa office. Exper. for Shores In· * I'll N 8 675-MOI total expanded dut1ei. tive progrum Salary G~. f~~C 8-~mMS:~~~ ~~~~~~~~~! caJI.... Goodflgure11pUtudeand Ler i o r s Ca rAp e t Varie d Jobs wllh & Cooks wanted. ull shifts. $SOday.837-7112 $1,632E .801/month.OTakel od ~.· {y~· 5(1. wpm No -6•5·6514 Warehouse. 2650 von. without ex""r in good A Is o ope n In g for Dl"'I A Ride lo mp oyment e ve op ho . • _________ ,, ____ .. ______ , c ustomer r elatlon!i a 642 2255 ,,...
1
.. ment Department. DOT shrlbd. elep ne ~ale:.
mu.'\l. · ok llurroundings. Call lo· m11n11 gem enl t r a n ee Drh..-. 012 167 Ad pa id by exp. helpful. 1700. per
Assemblers
REGISTER NOW FOR
WOltKON
ON-CALI. BASIS
Wf.Sl'CLJFF
Temporary Services
1817 Wet1tcUrt. Ste! 209
Newport Beach
831--0810 or 752-9118
Ca . I in day !• 1 wJgood future w/young n....rat odern ""'UIP . mo. For 11\tervlew call
Automobile Englnt• Tune· We orfer a good atartlng n~rsr~~~.y nd~':pe~: HO PllS ~rowing company. Apply ;;;;'nt & ~oor to ~door employer. 957·1431 or come to 1800S
up Mechanic. Wiii truln n lary. complem ented dable car, o ver 18. ~8~ of fie e • per&Ofl, Mh 11SBarkCcrJ. transp. C311f. drivers lie Skypark Cir .• Ste. G .
Corwhcel ahgnm nt.Sal byapleuantworklnr,at· M1n.lmum$3.00br + 15' 212 E . 17t t ..... J req'd. No prior exper bKS.Crefwy lrvlne.9AMtol2 Noon nr
T+lcorC" ~nAlpcprl,y ~oeo?°Ert. mosphere. 1~"~_!1 eflnt ml. 992-0894 OVe rload 646-4303 nee. Good driving r •c a Small co baa Im m ed i...;..1P_M_to_4_P_M ____ _
" company.pa '"'"e ta ---------Cooks wanted PIT & full must. No Sunday work. openln11 for an exp1er'd , Girt Friday. sclf·slartcr.
Coast llwy, Corona dcl Ctcktge.Applylnperson CAIWASHHIELP 557..0061 time. Will train. Up to Oranac Coast Yellow qualtf1cd. self nan1n1 "\nl typi s t. good
Mar. wem 9:00 a .m. and "'111 It Part•Tlme 3123 Blrt'bSt. N.D. 14.75 hr. The Grinder Cab. 17300 Mt. lier· profess secy ncAr OC tc ephone personality
HOSTESS! 3:oop.m .at : J8acOver F.quaJOpporEmploycr Resta urant. 1400 w. rmann.F.Vly. Airport. f1ex1ble hr:c Non-smoke r. $150 wk
YOU could belhe mature 2970Harbor Blvd ~W.,.~~;.~tM Coast Hwy, NO. 642·88111 Dishwasher o r Plue Xlnt 1DJ & benertts 17141 start. Call for lntttv1ew.
---------r person we're looking for Sulte205 Cotta Men __ ...;........;.....--"'----Clerk·Dr\lllllore F/Ume. COSMETICS helper 5·9PM Apply 64().2009 ~56 ·698l . W i nd ow
Auemblcrs to meet and 1rccl our m-4200 CASH CAllD aome weekeoda. Exper. 40 people needed lo team 30242 'cr own Valley F/C BKKR ror CPA Firm P!!!.'b:· ~i:-o Airport LNn A Hew~ cust.orners. No selllnl( re· COMIS TO helpful. Apply In person. le teach proreulon al Pkwy, l.aguna Nlau~I. In Newport Beach nr .....,.,... " ·
, We have 4mme<I Jobs for quired. Please call 1'om Cln7ru~ BANI CAUfOlMIAI Mesa Verde Pharmacy, make·UP lechnlquc:c. air port Full time . Girl n-iday, career oppor
trainee asscmbler s or Frank tocb.y for an In· I~ Wo need lOtopaaJc. peo. ma Hubor Bl, Co11la fo\111/part lime. I.AURA Dlapatchcir. u pcrlencc 752-0274 w/dynamlc arowth co .
Lona or short term. NO formal interview. Of pie )l'l!mHedlatel)'. Call _M_•_•_______ LYNN COSMETICS. For preferTed. age 18-i-. App· Sec:reur1al exp helpful.
Fl:E. EOK M/F. Victor HarttowVW ~ "'""BJ( appt.c::all73t 0561 ly ~~ • .? " W Towlna. fl'EMAL E P ack•grr~. Muat be artlculatc, Tem-aria ..... """"· VourSuPtr Dealer -642·.-Merit ralst's 5'48·5125. bl f t f ,,...... ...,...._., I II U n. h COSTA MESA C b Variety pos . Tupe $0. Counter help needed 1...,, Monrovia Ave. N.8. pe rsona e, ron ° <' n un n.non ""'ac . II len wuted Im· Growth potenllai. S600. r/llmo.CamroCle1ner11. Donut shop work. f.arly -· type. ea.II Diana~ O~~~ p~:ri::~a~~ 14~4435 mediate employment. Call Jan, &40.fM70 No Qill64H *83. AM. no exp. nee. Apply Placln1 a Cluallled ad ta _d_a._Y"_9_-4_._~-----
pyrwulta. To pt.ace your SELL Idle ltemt wU.h • EQualOpportunlty CallM4"44eO Fee. Amer1can C~reer HavuomtUUniryouwt AM. OK Oonulll: 145 F.. u H l )I u diaUnl your The ruW.l draw tn the
drawlnl card, pbone Dally PUotClatsifled Ad. Employer M/F Kave IOCMChlnl to tell? A1enc,v. 610 Newport to Miit Claaa&rled ads do 17th St or 29G.'I h11rvltw phone Olve us ft ull Wctt ... a Dally Ptlo\
ICHf1t today 1 842-~. 1--------•1 ClMaltled ada do It welt. CCnler Or, N .8 . It well. tu.'8'11. CM We'll do the rci1t. 642-5678 C1~1nect Ad. sa.5178.
(ll DAILY PILOl l ueechy Sec>temt.r 11 10/& ..-.~--------~---~----------~ ~~.~~ ..... ~!!~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ !!~~.~!.·.~ ..... ~!.~~~~~.~·:.~ ..... !L~~ !!~.~~~ ..... ~~-~~ !!~~.~~~ ..... ?!~~ ·~~~ .•..• ~!!'!H.lpW-.4 7100 .... W..t.d 7100 Mtihri .. C.trol Nununa SALES P' /TIME
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XlDl opp0rtunlty wit h ply 7AM :H'M. Won/ wanhouu m1A n Pul l
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11.rl who us fam1Ju1r w all <.:oo~aleaC' nl fa.pit al l'11bl11hln1 Co tn NH
lt.pldly 41rowinM Oranac ~nitliC on AM ~ l'M RECEIVING ClrDll ~ ator8 In Newpon. Co tlrm loott"d nur OC ahltu Y/Ume & pitimC' UU\ 4"1NTIOMI WI A.ltl l.a~una Hiii• °" Hunl
Al r porl 111 llt't'klng 11 Abovt' avg lltnrtina 11111 AT F.ASE IN 'ASHION ISLAND HOW ACCEf'TIHG ingtt>n Be•ch SS.SS Pt!r
mutcm•I ront.rol prodUC' XI b r NF,WPORT BEACH ·-•c•r10 FOR hr romm Pie>. hn. We
Unn rontrul 1ndlv Ttus t-1~hl~~~s H~~~!Li Hu :> an opening in tls receiving de· MOYM~.S train 833 ~ a.ttreUt.n.&.l lt t(t•n l oUlr•• 3.w \1tluna Ave. CM or l'll All«'• lit ~4
functlQl\I Mui.I ~ 11rll 642 , ~ lodh 1 l•toh11vt'm lnof 2 )o'Jau h1p Hd . N fl partm~l. 8:30 lo s·JO. Monday thru ISaJeits>t:ni.on to wort hob
yr • r xp1•r Will be 64.2·80M Friday. by .,lore t:itverlenC'l'
1lrtform111ic production &. -,.. USE CAU '44-5070 w~""-COOKS & nl'l'l'$~3 r)' Contor t
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llVllll'll Otft·r itlot ~I & HOUSEWIVIS As k for Mr Kohuul M11euel Or. NB. Tues..SJI •bi11'1 t.o wort tnJt l"'n 11ttm pTtlm f', 0 ..-xlllfr R.\'l)ly t-0 I-loll I Hl'T, Ut11ly
dMtl)' Xlnt comp•n v hn •I our Irvine Co apt PHot. P 0 llcix UllO
tMind\t., Moo .. ) ••• 30 ~ rompltU'fi U..t.11 M.-. ltJJtl2tJ l'\'llUlilC • 11111 hl!ltory t.n u e In 1r hool Nuru·~ S°) (Ci) S1 (c:ui;") """'~ lk•nt•llt !)kl( rleuae Nt•nd WOl'1c wl\llC' your children (g COUNTER ~ .. ~. l )lOre. 1144 ~
~:i:1~~ot~~.;'~~~~ :~~i ~·;1;ta~1p .,111;~ ~ ol.5l!:.Je.JL5 PERSONNEL SALESPERSON t•luao call t:luour O.llor •pPl.)' ln peno11
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llARDWARES.AJ.Jo:::-. full
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l'uo-1 .. ftfr ... C. ~ t1a11Mtlp C<>uv. llc!!ip, 400 '' r-.on t.a.nd MWpOrt ~ 844·5070 f'.nthuslaslle. en~l(l'l1c-.
M A 1' lJ tl ~ w 0 M A N ~~~ 1 Jl Rd• N · H Male or,.._,. ~Um<> mom& Weatchrr
J>ll1mr to W(•IC'Om c la,ia,642-0972.
l>"r m OPt"nlnM ror 11 & nflw(·omn11 & rontarl 0F1'1CF. Help. flbng. typ. PRESSER Re ceptionist. p/t1 mc. Ute• yow...-H• HICKORY FARMS .,_,..~,v~ rrwlnt m('('h A"' 11wrt h11n1Ji 1"1tilllblc hr11 llul. phooes, etr. Y/Ume (or Dry Clcuner. No e x e ves/Sundays . ReR111 by worfdnq at Cwl's 1·--------
t>ll•rt 11 1"11 n w I mpnuf Nt"t•d r u . Ille typing S3hr to!ilart. 548·~. pr. nee-. Call blwn 7 9nd Hair Styling, 540-8888 Jr. part-ti•• dayt S..wo..n/M....._e l"f~u.1p1m·nl 1tt11lialh1t1011 & M'T 3WI\ _.
f"(•Pll.tt 11k1l111 2.S yn11•1t ' ---Opportunity avail for 2'30.S48·6485 RECEPTIONIST·l.1te 11:30A.M to 2:00PM F\ltl&p/\1meforbakery
~ troubl,-.hwt.lnll t•on M11tw c Mull• driver for dynum1.c rental . agent. Prlnlln~ Shop helper lYJ>lng, Yacht Bkr & bout and pert-ti,,. "eMncJ' shop Apply m Pt.'rson
t r u I IJ 11 1\ c I 11 Ill. IH ' Jll<'klnll up '"'lll & IJ11ht We rcq d. r omm111s on· w / k n .• w 1 e d ., e 0 r diatrtb on the bay. full or S OOP'M t 7 lOP'M Tu~ lhru Sut 10 AM to 3
\1ttU1lry Mu1l '"-' will yard rnu mt "'S.,11 ure:ie ly. Nolan R K 494'!~424 dnrkroo~n & /\ J; Dick Part·Ume. me I'd wknd~. : 0 : PM S <' 11ntJ•n uv1 tt n
111a lCI work 0H•rt1nw l'et l't-metct.)1002 7111 _._.._.~-------=--presses Xhit !Harlin" YACllTINO ASSO<; P .. 1o try Sho p . 611 :.:i
XJ'll •-··1uf11~ • ~ork1r1 " ----" ....., ,.._Kl ..A.....au In --y.._.__ W 1a r n \' r /\ v t· II B ""'"'~ ..... • -., .. _,.H ....... IC/H_.___ Ortk.>r Ot.'Sk Slj5() wage t.o qualified person. ~ -,.,..y~...__::;,:--5~-:y..-. 893 1677 ''C.11..S. ll\t'ludlnl( II IJUIJ ~ """ ...,...~ Truvel Agc:nl $01~-+-542·3171 !or iipp't ,....__,.. --i._ _______ _
OTPUMCH hul.iday1, c·o pu1d grvuv lmporh1d Cur Gang«' Manuf Engineer SUK eiu-EPTI M to S:OOPM at: i'~---=-------1 n:. p le n . .,ll k I'll.>' Full t1ml.'. hrly w11gc DeslgnerJig/Flx SlllK+ Produc ti on Worke r s ~ ONIST SANDWICll GIRLS MI". °'9A TOt.S bmeflL,, btw•ral v.1<·1111011 CM 645 4068 days Irvine Peraonnel A.g ency needed on paint filling With the follow1n.: r t 8 30 12 30 Must have eur
l.o1·aJ1n1 Onoae <"ouoty brn•·ht 1 l'l~ Cu 11 for M-H ...... tc •L 488 E 171.h C<>Sta Mes• line Will t raln. Start qwrements *Carl's Jr.* & be neat 1n appear Call dlt.a ~t~r b~ lmnwd aµ&Jt or l'Omt' to thr ~ """ "' SUlte2:24 642 1470 S3.50 hr Cood benefits & Shurp PerM>n 673-6334 IO.fipm. ask ror 0 pe 0 1 0 II !> ~);11 ";per Pl'f'M>flllt!I ore betwu bni INSPECTOR ~.......-~ working cond. Apply at . l'leli!iant ApPt!arance 11032 Ctif•l'r Dr Oa.n or Nanry
o pen ton ih! o1 9 & l l111n or 1 & 4pm rtOApi<Uy i;rowmg Orange Behr ProceM. 1603 Alton. <.iwd Phont-PersonJ bty IRVINIE ---------~~k~a ~ l>!~t ~~me ~~ut~Y~ to complete up (;() f1m1 locuted nHr oc Painter, industrial & com· SA. nr So. Coast Pina Good Typing Sk1lli. Equal Opp F.mplyr M / r ~,;~cth ~tig~. Fr~ar 9 ~
1-'lex.lblt! hour~. C •ll A1po rt 1s s e eking a merc1aJ. quahlll.-d ooly P/T h 1 _ __.ed f ti Ip n •d d II CALI 1-'0AM n1e"ha n1 '""l ln"'IM>"'tor. 891-1001 e P n""" or por Non smoker . Call Mrs. 2 30. II JO lo 5 30 17881 l' t't t' 111 ~m.1 t-:le•no r for ~p "l . " ... ..~.. t I i M I WhJ ~ Soml' f'\Jlt'f v " l~l Von Karrnlrn TIU• mdlv. 1s to have a son 5 I<' ng a e pre! lt: !or interview appt. Reu1l Sale:. t-:ll pcril•nc•t•d Skypark Blvd 556-0670 nit.·~ r .. n or full 11mr S~S 6080 lnt r gr .. t ~d Irvine SS7·1100 rrun of 3 yri. ricper. Must Painter. auto accessory. lcleatror college student P'OA. MJet.h1dy for .0•11 1 m~r . ~ ~ l>ala. Corita Mt.a t:qual Op~ t:mployer be able to make 1n:spt_'c dependable. perm. C<.llltJt Hrs flex. must be cln & Cotita Mesa 556.7075 pos it ion t-.x Pt•r u·nn IScarruslre$S, canvas & up -u. &-h t1on setups & lns pec·t Mesa. 67~ rel. s3h r 11 tart Call Equal Oppar Employer with to:uropean de1111t11er~ hotsu:ry Prodocu. perm. Ht!l p WM.ntt.'<f Ri·t.;11 Clrr~ i un.-ac MAINTENANCt-; MAN various parts o r as· {179·0747 aft 10am for pre fi•rrt d Apply •n r.tJme Co bend1l$, ex
for hullh food .. t .. rl 40 MOTOR ROUTE rM!eded for i>m hotel In Hembly by him.self. {)(fer PARJ JIME appt person 3363 Via Lido. perpref 645.2247 h rs Agply a t 1072 0 111ly P i lot r oute Jn L11gunM Bch, Y /T ... ,ft. saJ •·be ..1·t k NH A l~yalde r NH La1tWla Ueach & South _494-__ 7588 _______ J>1~"Ue ~ r':~m~ 1 PJ!_~clp, M6on·f'rl. Sul. per R ~ . t propoi.
-I ll"Una Afternoons waJ ..... to..., ·~ Cluw1'if1"ed EVENINGS O>O.JtuWICh, 75 Pau arino ece on1s Retail Manauem"nl SEAMSTRESS Ill·--lover~. • ....... ,n •1n1 ' .. . Main~nanee man ror ht~ .. • ..... ., "" _,., AveCM C:A C: AU"7 .. ~
1 y """0 f 0 "11 f':tl m ~ . Mooday through Friday malnt. Perfect for re· i!d no. 329 c/o Dally Pilot. . ,,...,....,., REGIST R NOW FOR ASST MAH4GER Sall loft hai 1mmed1ate
Hc autlfu l Nc w1J o rt plu.'ISaturduyandSun· Uree.ApptyTravelodge, MPO ~~~O. Costa Adultswllhoutatanding. Pf rhelpneededimmed WORKON C u rre nt o pen 1n .i OPPt!n 1n11dSomt"d ePxh
llcach .4 at·rt• Hack Uuy doy morning,. $450 per 6208W.CoutHwy N.B. esa,...,.,<NCN, · · forelderty couple.41h hrs ON·CALLBASIS wtfut.ureopporfor storc erience t:•1re · • month gross profit. S50 ' ---------• auractive personalities cJaJly.Sdya/wlcS49·1U54, WESTCLln~ mgmt Mus t be en · 673·2180 l-.1>t1Jlc dl°l'olrcs l(room to Cash deposit r....,uired ....,,. ...... 4 -TR ... •s Med1cal Receptionist for who enjoy working wlth arta..m. Temporary".-rvi·c·-th ~..,.: & 1-----------care ror Its rel(1i.terl'tl --. """'""'-SR "'" Allergist ·8 front orrc. kids. St.a.rt al $3.50 per vv .~ .. ., l.llll~ur energetic-SICRlT A.RY quarter honit.~ Hoom &< C111l 642·4321 ask for Nationwide Jewelry co Ute typing. Call Brenda, hour. Phone642·4321 Ext. 1617 Westcli!f. Ste 209 HICKORY f'/\RMS R £ !inn nr OT'ange Cn
board for you & your Ct.tculaUon. Lcuve your will tea ch you the 842-77S7 250, BETWEEN 4:00·5:00 REAL ESTATE 631-0610or752·9ll8 1-:~hll1~~..'!!.~d ly Airpon . pleasant at hon.t' Pvt shownni;, hox Name. Addrei>s, Phone jewelry bus. S2.50 wk & ---------S A L E S P E 0 P L E ~~~~~~~~~ ""' .....,......... ~t a ll !> • A dream Number a nd Make or comm. No exper. nee. MedicalAssii.lant PM. WANTED. Personalized • --------mosphere-, ROOd tik•ll!>
f'rev1ousborsf'rure t>x Car.Goodforstudentor WiUlru1nForappt.c11ll FRONTOFFICEGIRI. AskforJlm training. Xlnt reputa RECPT/TYPIST RN I CU. i 3 3 0 . r l:'q Sltlary opf'n
d reUred person ., • ., 5 63 r Equal {)ppC)rtUnlly ••ons. HJ ob ""'mmi11•ion 50WPM tvnlng, fileasant EXPERIENC ED ON(, V 833-9293 perie ncc mun &tory . · .,..... l o r Laiuna II Il l s u "' w "' n' S Cl ----=------0.JI (714>7S9-0009. La nda"ape Su perv1·sor M l Cardiologist. Must havt> Employer & beautiful oU.('e surroondmgs. x nt hrs. an emente General Sf>rret ary C trl Yriday -" anagemen b lh •· •-· --MALLOY REALTY S600 mo. Please call ror !fos p · 7141496·ll22 ext Restaurant des1r"s ~x mm 3 yrs ex per, must be PEOPLE PERSON I ng .. uiaurance l'X P' •RT TIME 0 .... LY C "14 " ~ HOSTESS R f "" " 9L"' .. 342 appt rwsing Consul-" ~t"nccd typ11t. book able to super & lOSl "'--· ,___,, f per. e s . req Sat. M t .. _ I '"" & •-•n ts 673-0 l::xper not necess. Apply · · · LAQ; .,.,..mg or pit as· negotiable . 77 0·3830 us now""'emp oyai ... n · 110 S""•LM""KER ceper, & hO.'ltess. Op hd b spnnkJers, do plantings. soc. in wholesale supply. t9-5pm Moo·FrH free to work In my small ---------1 ~ "' portunity to learn all
.. ....!~uroranaflt.3.37eoFasBuhmsJ.on al.so seed c:>r. sod lawns. Call Mr. Hall642·1634. appliance. bus or air 11111~""L EST""TE ---------t w I e x Pt' r 1 t.o n c t' 1 n aspects ol bwuness. c..n
nc>..... Must be willing lo work MESSENGER PIT treatment equip. M·F. ~ "' RE.Sales handwo rk o r s e wing Mr Hupe al846-3391 l1>land N.8. hard. 67>7833, CS.lOPM --------•I S.A ol _.. _ _,... 6 ·10pm or M·Thur. SALESPERSON EARN & • E..A.BllJ sails. Steady wotk. t2l31 ----------------• only I. MANAGEMENT . c. ~LT w~ guar. NEEDED r.5.A9'n c---. U(IUS('('leaners. Tues.fi'r1 , ---------• Salary+ car allowance . 6·10pm & Sat 9.JOam· ThorntonRealtyexpaod· !i98-9441 --... _, ~31'M. Apply Tues.f'ri ,__.<-....._ C all David Smilh 2:30pm. $400 mo salary Personal at~nuon. ex· log. lnquines confiden· ---------Finan Srve'it lnvatmnt
11 2 <1l J.-.nicc's Raggedy ~ --... _, A GIRUT CARER 54M871 an.er lOam. or profit shanng pro· pert instruction & pro-t1al. Calltoday. 831-0300 SALE.S Pirm Type 6Swpm. ell Ann'~. 1770 110 Orange NewPortBe•chlawfirm MA.YIEYOURSA.T gram, whicheve r you fess1ooal atm06phereare per necn~ Ms Tabat.i
Ave. CM. 1lnn:neel liaJgrpoentrt ~aer!aresteea rky~ MonlOOELSXI. female, sha rp pref. No ex per ne<' Some essential ingredCo1ent.s for Res ponsible ~oman to THOOmYOROU"-. P'~Hy? at 7141640-0123
---H .. y. nt pay. 968·3.S20 mgr oPl.Y avail. For in your SU('t'et..'>. ntact us -m; .,,..
w/mm l yr c1v1I liUga JHRlflY or642·62828ob. h·rview call afl lpm. for cor1Ctdc:nl1a l 111 learn exciting, rreat1vc If so. there lll41Y ht.-l* Secret~ llous ecleaner1>, own
truns, full or part·llrne.
l()p$. 673-1.aln, 1>46-4871
llouserll'a n1n g. H1 ~khl /Colle.i~ t;irl s
hrs /wk. Ref's . C<IM
area. 644 ·5996.
lfouseclcaners. $4 h r .
l'IT , car ne<·l'11s11ry .
Gingham Girl. 645·5123
Hous ekee per Iv n. for
elderly woman, 1.Mguna,
cillJ 4M-4858.
H~eeping & Bab}'l>il·
ling 1Jv.1n. for teacher.
Ntl-e fanu1y & home. Pvt
rm. Mon ·f'ri. NB.
Spa.rush OK. 645-3363 aft
5pm.
HOUSE«EEPtNG
& ca-..•o•W, for
oldn-locfJ In .xci.o..g.
for F'C>Oftt, board &
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Corona del Mar.
PleaM c• 640.0569
for-.pt.
lion.752·1211. ""9-3860 tcrvit•w trade. Will train. Age a ..... ro ou 1 o G Model1 & &corh ,,, 25·40. Call the Shade c r'°"r r Y a ri?an reater Irvine rt>-d 1t LEGAL SECRET ARY n.-& DI p •RT TIME Royal P~es Shop, 673·2000 l'.:xchanti!c. OpemnJts now Uruon hu:. immed open -· _, KCMlnt MCISMVMS "" 64~ I ]0 ---.i available Prev10Ub sale'!> 1110 for secretary rcpori s years caur legal cxper· Stores F'emale . Top money WHt< • EHDS ~~~~~~~~~~~~! Res pons1blo woman to t•xpenenc.-useful, but 1ng d1rcc.1 to treasurer cooperate. real estate, ~ 11 1 c 11 business & probate . Musthavecar.631 ·21'10. Every Sunday and F:vcry babysit 10 year old boy W (' w1 rain you a Prol1c1ency 1n typin.: &
Thrifty offers chaJJen~t'. other Saturday and Sun· ---------1 After s rhool. Manner11 Mrs. Jell Al l'he Laguna shorthand det11r·t-d ... 'ull Bookkeeping, dual lape oonUnuou11 advancement Motel maid wnnt.cd, full day morrungs. Driver lo REAL ESTA.TIE school area. "··II after HillsMaJI. t7141586-73o2 benefit packa "e Call typlngoreqwlivant. O.C. lime Kl k ood M t I "° ---.. Airport area. Salary oPPQrturuUes and lncom· · r w o e · drop bundl('S or Daily CA.REH 1 6p.m. 642-8559 Mr Byme, SS.H492. commensurate. "-k for parable earnings ln th<' 4030 E. Coast Hwy, CDM Pilot to carriers Must SALES
Mr. Ughlholder~91.u retail field. Slart.lng w1tb _67J.4S20 ___ . ------have van or large station Fantastic new company flastaurant f"abnc expcr. req'd. Call Se<.-reunal posLllon open -..,. located in pres tigious COOKS Susil.O •u~ AAAft f $10,200 per ye~r as a ..... ~M ... IDS + f(ood driving record. ..., 1 ................. or pres t1t:1ou11 r l'al LKALSICRETARY managementtramooaod """"'..._ ~ ca11 642·4321. a sk for .~ewportarea ooldni:for BUSBOYS SALESLADY ~talc appraisal & rf'
Sm::ill dynamic business increase to over $13,000 full &JartUme. No exp Harry Seeley or Don h~cd.realfr'tatG peo· Minimum or no t!X· searcholf1ce. Reprotyp.
11tIg8 ti 0 n fl rm i 0 per year after 16 months. nee. S le co. benef. App· Williams. I' c. ctsve 0 1~· real pcncnc~· ne<:. f)JIJ & pt· Exper'd. Gift Shop. App· mg skills & venflable ell
Newport Center seeks Promotion to store a ly in pel'llOn only Costa ----------commission split. Com Lime Apply in person; ly. Buggs ln~mallon;jJ. per nee Xlnl salary &
energetic. efficient & ex· manager can be yours In Mesa Inn, 3205 Harbor p•l'J£-UP ~~~ tcrm1n11l. A!>k ror DICK CHURCH'S 2043 Westclif! Dr . _N_B_ benefits 642·7880
P erlenced Legal Syears. _B_l_v_d._C_M_._____ "'1 RESTAURANT 5..A.1.eir ---------J ~LADY Sel'retary rliet'ept1on1.st. Se<-relary S/H & die· MOVIE & TV E.XTR ... s PERSON a 2aJ8 Newport Blvd. CM .. -h k T h XI · lf YOO arC' 21 or older, a "" Exper. PIT help nl-eded r -u mer...., r w • yptng ~~bone.mWil~tec!r.PL!!i~ minimum high !>Chool N E E 0 E 0 ll Y Wllh at lea:.t \ ''''llr l'"< for ladles specially :.hop 60wpm. no S iii n~:c da ~ graduaw. m good health U 0 LL Y W 0 0 0 pC'nenc c . prdt·r .d1ly Restaurant Witltrwn 759.99~1 644-838S
and enjoy active work, C~lNG DIRECTOH.5 newspaper t.Hl·lll'nl BOB'S -----------LEGAL please accept this invita· Guaranteed results, over company tx>m·f•li. Apply S alesman wanted. lull Secrctanal. Pl·l.lme. good
SEC'Y/ASSISTANT lion to talk to nur 5,000}0bs filled this year between 9AM & tl P M. Mil PROPIRTIU HCMM Ofl'he ume men·s s prort:.wcar. pay. lo hOtJr~ Lil bkkp.:.
Bnght, diligent person repre£entat.ive und d1i. alone. $25-$100 per day 1r Monday thru Frtduy. 675-4890 exper not n~ bi3 5bS(I cxperpref 646-9400
as offi ce administrator cover bow prol1lable an al'Ct?pt.ed Yrly ff'e VICE Allie ror Paul Ward or 1----------licJ loy Mr Hawthorne. SF.X;R in Newport Center law uit.erview can ht!. VI 0 E 0 C A!-, T 1 NG l)avid Gutierrez. Re> Im med openings In our ----------1 ET ARV ·ln~ur:in<'t' 0(1 Le I al EBlat.eSalcs family restaurant Jl Sales. u atur" pe r ,.., on, State 1-'arm •aent. 111 C. ga c-xper . pre· SERVICK (7141 761·l244 -"A.a....o.r-ECO•t:T m.....&.. w~•-,... " N f 'd I · ~.,_ ~ wyua•rl lll"lll0°"'9 nearby l""a''ons. We r "· p /Ume. hrly, eve~ & Sat. ewport fk11l'h. ...u II .. minima ty pini:. SceOurRepreaent.alivt· ~t94 o•tLYPILOT ""u ~ T s TC!'tlng & rd's req 'd Wednetlday "" Free 3 Weeks qwrc no previous exper C.offee Bean.549·1766 ime ome t'Xpt•r
Salary open 6'14-&IOO Sept.ember 13only Night relief clerk. I day, 642-5682 J<>tn our friendly team. ht-lpfut. will I n 11 n
HOUSEKEEPEH wanled Liquo r S tore C le rk,
t.o hve·in. :! pre :.chool respanslblc. Days &/or
ch1ldrc11 . 5;i1; 2'103 uft nites, Irv. 7S2·L336
>'rom9AM · l2Noon llOme cxpcr. preferrl'<.I. 330W llity St .. TRAINING Cbelowm~ s
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32121 Cammo C:ipuitrnno 642-JO:tO Costa Mesa N9 w C.-.er ... ~.. SA.LES/OutMde
SanJu11n Ulµ111trano, --EqualOpportunit.y CootcTraiM•~ !or automotive parts SECRETARY
C.:/\. NOON DUTY AJDS.SJ.00 Employer 1 H.w l'nKperity 2.3952AvenJda de lu F\lll t1me or p/t1mc-Ex Hotel Sales Typtng & sh
()pening11m Capuitruno per hr. 2 hrs daily,-----"--'----•Absolutely no prior Carolou.a.LagunaHllls pen ence helpful. Slart req'd Apply m person. 3PM U9UORCLERK and Capl.lllr ano Beach. re s p on s 1b 1I 1 l t t' s : f'IX/ A.Jt1wer Sft'V tralnlng or experience 9S42Adams. Hunt Bt·h ing salary-+ comm for Surf & Sand. Yam·5pm,
Supervl11e noon· lime ur· f'ashion Isle. 40 hr. day necessary. Cook T..-.. lhc right perl\On. Call for 1555 S Cont H w r .
t1vltu.•11 on srhool play shirts . t.:xper ur will •Personall:wd inst rue· appt. 770-8073 l~aguna Buch
uround l\pply In perwn t r ain . Co. hene flt11 . tJon &Cashien ~~~~~~~~~ SICRlTA.9tY
Housckh•p t•r live out Aftcrnuons · nighll!. Bon·
Halho a Pn1nl a r e a dable. Windjammer Ll·•---------
ltef e r e n <' c i; p I e o s e . quor673-7SJO ti'75 56J I -'--------------1 Uve.i.n nurse aide needed
HOUSEKEEPER
4 hri. per day 1$75 per
wk l or 5 hrs P<'r duy
($t1;1 7~ per wk I, Mon
thru ,.'r1. llous ework.
laund, shoppinR & ,.r
rands fo r bu ~y pro
fe5sional Must have own
lran.'o & rl'f s 641).«}00
HOUSEICEEPSl
lluntlngton Te rr. Retire.
me nt Home . C all
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iiJ*ng ok. 493-S 756
HOUSEKEt.:P~H
Exper'd. t:nglish blJCak
ing pre fe r r t•tl , ow n
tran 1p. t"ul l tlml•
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!or lovely Lag Deb home.
Sun/ev~ thru Fri/eve.
S37.00 ~r day. Call for app l Up j ohn
llcalthcare Services.
I-~ 0. K 752·0992
t.ooklng for that 1>pecial
s1desperaon, lull or pt
time Salary. Port O' a.11 . ff'IS.7810
LOT A. TIINDA.NT
Must Be 18
P /thnt & F/tim9
Company Oencrll11.
<;i, II 557-052<1 ---
tm MAN for car rental.
114 +, part·time. AM or
l 'M '>hlft, 752-7100
Manager
OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKS
fountain Valley School E.O E. 640·1110 •Proles11iooul on the job 7311 Edinger Ave. Q. f r Oistnct "I Lighthouse training. llunt Brh Salcs people·Mervyn:o1 •s ..,. .. stat rypm11. ront o r
r..n ... ·ounuun Valley. cor · PBX •Upt.o80%oornmu.1ion. Waitn11e5. Waiten now takmg appl1cal1on.s appear Ex per. only
ncrNewlancJ &Talbt>rt Ans wering s ervice •Cllo1ce or lop olflrc C--1.T--t-...~-for PIT sal~ & !'lock Tut:slhru Sat 9.5 Mei.a t r 11 & P/T call locauons -.---. Daytime. eveninu & Ve rde Country Club. ~'.~~~. de111dllnc !J 15·78 ~~f u . , De yoor own boss with a & Ccuhlen wknd sh1ftll avail Apply -~-037_7 _____ _
National Company look· ----------------top notch profetis1on111I or· 15'1E.17lh St. C.M ;it 9811 Ad a'!'s Ave. HB SECRETAHY PIT & t-'iT.
mg !or clean cut reUablc HURSIRYMA.H PBX operators. l>/T & run garuzatJon. 4501 Campos Or., Irvine Betwn l~Z 1-: 0 E gd SH & typmit rleasant
manager trameeti Will· fUll·Ume. mature -ole time. Will tram Katella R-~ Equal Opp £mplyr mt f perm <!A<. '"ir-" ..... 646-8000 .. Sales person. perm/full, ___ .,.._.,,._"""" ____ _ mg to work 40 hours per over 21 6 Days Incl For ...._call llmt! RM Ahrwm:. 11119
week, make $2SO up per Sot/Sun. Work with ---------Newport Blvd l'M SICllETilY"'-EGAL week to start Opportunl· plants, trees & delivery. lll-100] 49l-0442 5 yrs cahr te11al expn
ty to reach for the moon .. ;xper prcf'd. S3 oo llr PBX O~ratOrS Salespersons r oopcrah•. real e~tJtc,
call Mr. Ramlley, (7141 up. La~ u n a 11111.s REGI~ .R NOW POI• ReapffTypist ---------.._.URS-Y hu s1ne~l> & pro bat•·
SS7·3000 Call Sept. loth Nursery, Inc. J.:I Toro. WORK ON ' Good typing skills. It ForCJaasified Ad Wes~ Nunie~C!' nr.~i. Bookk~p1nsc. dual lit~ between 10am & Jpm & 830-5653 trartic In pleasant en. CTI typ1n11 or cqu1v.t1 rnt
Sept. lllh & 12t.h call ---------ONW..CESTCALLLB.l~~~S virooment for 11mall A ON isaJe:speople. lull & l'/T. 0 .C Alrportarea.S:il:iry
between 9 am & 9Pm. HURSIHG ,. ,. magazine publishing <'O call a ~ply t5t;40 Brookhur!>l. l"Ommen.suratc. Ask for Nurse's a.ides&orderlie!I TemporaryServit'l.,; nr Or. Coty Airport Dally Pilot _(.'S_t. _______ 1 Mr Llghtholdt'r~·!l124
needed for conv. hOllp l6l7 Westclifl, Ste 209 Mature woman Salary AD·VlSOR ET y MAHICURJST /\II shltts ttvoll. Prerer Newport Beach lo $650. Call for appt, 642-5678 Sell with EASE' SECR Al
ALFREDO'S Is now :ir· cxper. Good wol(cs & ~~63~1~-06~10~o~r~7~52~·~Dl~1~8~ 752-6474 ll'aa BREEZE F.n11ineennM r1rm ncnr
cepting applications for benefits. Opportw11ty for ----------========= Clu8ified Ads 642 5678 OC Airport needa OUlllo
marucunst Ii girt Criend. advancement. Bevc·rly ,, ...... _ & RICEl'TIOMIST lnl( enlhusla~lic pcrsnn
LVN'SDAYS tt::i ~~t~r~i 'W~~ :;~340Vktorla,CM D••;;;'°Drinr ~~;~~~i1.!tro~~ ~ir · 11-••••lml!,...~~ ........ :~1~~odv':r~:.~11.~1~~?; .. 1:
7 3 Charge Nurttes . Pacific Coast Hwy, NB. 1'o dehver part.II In CM receptionillt ond girl , V' pll'll:.a nt work111i,: i:oncll H O tJ !-\ F. W I V 1-: S · t;very <1ther wknd off. ,,..,.:. -o NURSIS AIDE area. Apply at lfub Auto fnend Apply n ,... .,STAURAtfn tlon.'I m " I girl ofhu:
STlJl>l•:N'fS Pleasant place to work,r-v_,....,.., __ , ______ Exper·certlflcd. 7 3, 3·ll. Supply, 2120 Hnbor Thurft thr u g18t;;~~~ll S11l;sry to 112,000 +
W " ha v l' Jo II i; Please call RoyaleConv. MA.RIMEEHGIHE Country Club Coov _m_vd_._C_M_._646-__ 24_34_. __ 1610 Wt'llt Pacific Cout If YOU WANT TO ~~~i!r\s 540·7622 ij ~. :t·~~~v~. i:~.~."c~~ -1-108--Pl_ta_J_.~ ___ . --MICHAHIC _H_o_me_._54_9_-306_1_. ____ .PLANT Supe rintendent Hwy,NB.67~0
646-5841 bef~PM MACHINIST Must be exp. on inboard -------•1 for loc•I C'hurc-h, F/t. R.ecept, m ung out forms SUCCEED
Learn to set up and or 1/0, ga& or diese l NURSES Exper nee. 63l·2880 Mon· etc for ramlty planning SITn r:R WANTS YOUI.
INYINTOltY operate 2 & 3 Axis N/C engs. In plea.sure boats & RN'S $80-$98 /Fri 9-5. clmk ln C.M. Approx 24 £,.&,LI; equipment. No smoking. yachts . We P•Y the hrswll. 751~17, 973·1727. S.,pk•llhll ~ Benefit.a include: dental, h I g he s t w a g ea & Plaatlcs Our business is boomjng and
we have add1t1ona1 openings for
day shift personnel. Full and
part time epen1ngs exist 1n the
following areas:
Perm p/t work Luing re· profit sharing, retire-benefits. Turbo Martnt LVN $52·$60 •I"" f'aOCESS Rel'ept/Gen. Ole. Ex.
tall rnventorlcs ln Cotit.a rMnt plan & overtime. Ensinea, In L:l Bch IHSl'ICTORS per'd. Ca ll Beverly
tte.ia. Variable hni. 10 RJma l':ntcrprises. 15395 MMarlnrl a ShD ipya • 6'00 AIDE $42-~AA Openings for both the SrruUt, ~ey CJCper. helpful, hut Chemical Lane, Hunt· a na r. Lng Bcb. .,.,.. amlor kvcl It tramee.s. 642·0090 not req'd. f>ald trainlni lngton Beach.~ 714/84M12San)'time. Needed for hoepital staff all s.hi!t.s. lnape<'tion or It tnvel. Xlnt oppty !or relief. ICU/all rtoon. All close tolerance plastic fte(-cptlomst !or escrow
ltdvltlAmeric11 '11 lar•est M.ACHIMISHOP MASSEUS TRAINF;E sh.llllavall. Mutt be de· piut.<1. ()(e Xlnl typing s k1ll1
lnventory 1t>rv1 ce. f"or Trainee tor MS precblon E11rn while trulnlnf!. pendable & hne rt'r11. •Sit. LEAD MAH _Ca_IJ_640-8 __ 11_2 ____ _
1nterv1ew call (213) it rindlnR . Xlnt co. Salary + bonua + tip. Skill asseaament tests I.! I J 703--0184 roUrc"l <*. bene:flt.a. ft rapid advan· Perm poe, We will lrnln are alven. Oroup In· 2nd llluft. .xr,ec slon n · ReceptJooist, Lile typlnic &
---------• ~~nl for right J)C'rM)n, Under new mgmot. CM 1ur11 nt"e avail. TOP molding. In 5 yrs C'lt· paperwork. •n.,. phoneti, ....... r Coah.. Let UI bear from you to-~ Call 64.S-Maa oftr· w /\OFS. Ask •bout other ~MoLotHG MA.CH. .)11'1co.~139$. Kattn.
Sportswear mf1 hH d.Q. Oeltronic Corp, 9291---------bendit.$. Come ln !>am· OPBATORS ReccptJonilt for N.B law
opmina !or: ()rsa.nhed, Baker Sl. eo.ta lieu . •MASSIUSI• 5pm.Mon·l-'rl. Med.I al di Jrd hlft rlrm. t ypln1 req 'd ,
motivated ~· Typ. 645-0tOS. New H.B. :f!* n.._...· at· WESOCLIFF c v. IS • 714/752-2518 '-• ,_.,....,,. I ••""•121---------~ NUtMe~il''"" ~r.,tralntt. 1---------m.,, '°""'" · .,....,.. Maid, full or PIT. lr8.ct\ve Ltd oe tor lnaSlf· .. ' NB.. lUona 1SJ7Weatclll .&e209 Make your s hopplna
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OfALLTUDIS
Will 1'raJn, But
Experience Welcome.
SOLD£RJNO
WOOD PRE·FtNlSH
KEAT STAMP
UT&~EMBLY
MAClOlflNO
t'\Jll Company •nenta
loec.t.a Meu..eu.az1
Exper. pmerred. ~wru"train: i~~·~ Newport Beach Perm. posltlou wt•lnt eui. by ualng the Daily
___ 642 __ ·3030 ____ 1 nl&bt. F\lll & f lt oClefl· ·-63•1--06-1•0---'7•S2•·9.l•18•l oppor. tor rapid advan· PUotClualfled Ads. Mald&Malqlft\an~ i.np avail. Cal 963·'17%1,'··---------• t'emenl. Very com ·---------•
Opcn ln111 . Aprl.Y tn or M0-3100 1oam.10pm 7 MURSISAIDIS petltlve wages. \ood
penlOO only, Al Baba Daya. • working conda . Int J!·l.&2 ~r DAY Mi 1---------7.3 & 3·11. t:xpe.r'd It benefits In d m njor otel, 22$0 Newport MlllerlalC..trol lralnce1. Meaa Verde medlc11I It dental ln1'ur t 'ul youpayfor
Blvd, C.M. a.tit Conv Hoep. Ml C.nt.or St. "prol'ltaharlna. a 30day Id ln the
Maid wanted. Sell'lltr l yrofc exper. pottJn1. CM Applylnpcrson.CIMCO. DAILYPILOT
Motel. lMl So. C.t. Hwy , batchln1. a c ruralf' MUllSl'S A.IOIS ~ Br1gp Ave · C M. •-VICI La~ Re.ch 494.-n. w/fl1urea It d••alla. E.0 .1!: ~ .... F It PIT. AU 1hlfts Ptt DIUCTAmY Heavy work load. Call cert1nc.Uon cluu~ of· 'rr.de your old 1tuff ror "" Sell tbinCI fut with Daily for appt.. 540-1'838. Equal fered. HD Conval•cent new 1oodtu with a 00 rTNOW•
PUot Want Adi.I Opp Einptyr. Jbpit.a.l.M1-a51S Claullifd ad MZ-5G71 64~1671 ~---~---~ . .----------~ -------~-
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respected steak house chains
offering ou t s tand i ng
opportunities. hours to flt .your
s c hedule and dedicated
personnel to help you succeed.
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management firm Typ.
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SECRITAIY
Gtrl f)olday Rookkcep.
m11 expenenci: de:11red.
Pnttiaon S111I Uc111.in
673 21110
S l' r r e t a r y • S t i. 1 1·
lnht"rlluncr Rdc r ec '
Orr1r e, I rvint• I 11
lt>lh1tenl. good skills and
mathem9llt"al 11b1l1t1\'l>
l'l'q M6-4412
Set'ret111rY ·N ewpon
Coot~ rtrm need.a :1h11rp,
pereonable e•per'd secy.
Mu111 type 60 wpm, dir
taphone. Career oppor
with 1row1na co. Cull
Olnnu 640 •on da ys
9 •l JO
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t.e1u1I i;'rnt Ofl' 113,200
Gen Ok Type $S IOOOO
Le1u1I M •8 CA rd SI l ,400
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I.ii Rt'1ndc-ra Aaency
4020 81.rch St, Ste l<M
Newport Beach ~190
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S.-rv1~> S l• i\tiendant. TylJUlt, 1u·tunu .. tor IHM ( · "o ll . l o p c o nl bu Drapes, avory, ll4d3~. ,._ & ~ 1090 IMh. Poww 9040 Tnlwl. Utllty 9110 1 l1 l i lam d urt n a rom1WIM!r Mu.llk'16bh· W uvrrtioadfan,$75 llhi ••llUY** 71•83 ,,.,. Man's LED•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
K bclOIA W~l~N l'harp w ~11t·ll & w1lhnf In ll'o1ru hlllli!!lcr $1$.00 644 DllitS Good used "\lrnlture & quartz wakh. ool~or'1 HAMMOND . C Ulll Lrtr, $XIO Oft Ford bed ~d r pp u ewport lO pulNP Ca l 84411~ A~hi11nc"s-OR I ...,111 IWn.ltdedlt .• (Huahew>. 17 lau par w/35HP lites. S32S. 1.33 16th S1.
m \' '°'""..... betwn l al •M 4 hurn•r 1 111 !>ll)Vt! ., .. cstmawillcue"band. SPIMETORGAM ~.o~sc.~~ .. ~· & t rlr . CM,an}'tlme w ovl'u. like new $7!1 ff OC'SELLrorVou 7~ ,...._., ~
SECIETARIES
tWlth ~ Wllhoul Sii 1
TYrtSTS
•r\ISt.i lhlp needt'dim ii--------· 1>426$0-0 dys, 673 ·H8tl MASTHSAUCTIOH --------Mode l L ·I U w ith Alltos.nice ftwh
Loni & i.hurl tr rm nl('(l l'ull '" P 1 AVi>ly UtWty ftenott cvl'ti 64U616 I llJ.9'2S POOL TABLE. Re1ula· ~~:s~!a1 °:"~ci!~ i loeh. •Mt/ Ii AccetacWtK 9400
••.inm1•n11 l1C1hd 4' l~ ~ t l 1 llw)' N R I 11 m..mlalo rlt-J11tnh • Uon sz. Xlnt cond. $360. In t'lCCt'llenl condition Cta.f., 9050 ...................... .
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' • t: ~ t 1 u n v .a ) '" WlNt• lndiou1al ,.1 111 our mud c-rn faMttt\ & lie~ 1020 Ph673-IS93 Now aaklng $550/l>Ht of ••••••••••••••••••••••• II F1bergls Hardtop
tlo1r 1t•ll,llllt>n l'IMn 1,.r "'·'"1 .. ""~·"1,.1,,.. t•11twlwu11norrc11o111,1111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASHPAJD fer. c.11 673.71& even·Olatter plush 75ft.motur rorVW "11UNG" 11v•I ',._, ... ~.1 ·• ,. • ., ........ hu1hl1n«io l'h I ..... .,,. il1rt '-lk·· ''ood con· Fur gd used rurn. antj. Mult !It'll full cont.Iner of •· .. d yltdlt hourlv ur dully ..... 8L22 • • ,.... ,..£, .. ""'......., .. tl:':J~, 140" ' "' que1&clrTV'119$7-8133 ceramic tile s ample11. •n6g ~ "' dwee .. eMn s · 6'7S.217z -61;.m1 .,_.
L PO.A .,.,1 !'"I" Decided not lo get into 64 ·•1511 ays ( on.· '7S V-8 Vega. M<>!.t muJor VOLT . . . . . .. ..
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MA.IKmMG OIPT.
&by ~llltln w \ "nt'<1
dutl~ H~.., 111'1uJ l)llln~
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titude & obit' h i h.u11!11·
bu.,y phoo»'> MJ1 kt'.1111.:
l' l>l'r hdpful \tn1
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Corp, 4401 Btn:h St. N IS
<Near OC Airport) t:qu.il
()pportunity Employ1:i1
SECRETARY
E s tab r 1rm , w o rk
w/pubUc. gd i.klllfi $900
Call Jan. 640 8470 No
fee Amer1ci.n Ca rt'l'r
i\gency. 610 Nwprt Cnlr
Or.NB
SW.Pent Ct.rt. .-.~, Un lh1ll I\\' "" ... _,, ___ ....__~ 1060 Ul111 buslnesa. Best uffcr. Thu.rs > loah. Seil 9060 won done. AH or part
I \11 11irl dt•Pl I Wt• n~ .. 1 I '0:11b1 Mcu ~ 111n .._...... r-11 ....... no>h\ Ar k d y11u 1( vou want tn wo.rk t.(111111 Ov•"'r Em pin),., l''ur a..ilc 2 .iirla. bicycle11. ••••••••• •••••••••••••• \,Al o.>a-vovu. ....., ••••••••• •• •••••••••••• t · 6 P m w a Y /> .... GooJ roodil1on S30 e-.ch. .. Id Ch M . .,_, S,O.t=;Goodl 1094 S'J.3073. rw •• r 11JU1llY .:1 uwrn11 i----------OOl li2lO .. yr o t'llnut mare OVlJ\I ->&1e. Bdrm ~ct, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAL 34• super l'Cllld., fan· ---------
IJ \ Mfx company thul ------Sired by Royal Corp. Gd kitchen hutc h. Misc For Sale Mouber g la!llac pricc.6'7&-os:M ..._for SM
h .... jl,f lllrl \.Uffi f111n y WAITER Cfcl8 & Comn~ny WsPofliUon$850,B31·1094 other 11.ema. Must sell. llhotiun. l2 gauge. great ••••••••••••••••••••••• h•'fll11u. & ol\I h1crN1i.1<1• 4 N111hv1 Weck, Wl!tl 111 ~ HELP! Lovely lady nds 968-6321 cond. poly choke barrel • . ........ /
l dll tOO•) If 1nt .. rf·t1U:-d. S.11 Apply In Pt'l'w r1 w/UMd Ida Cnn gd home. Reg Vt Arub Must sell rerrig, stove. 897-8219 30 Ch,wer Mannt:. 1975, Cliltks 9520 :;;~,~:·~~~~ ~~ 9211 Si.in'" Jt alil6n Dt-11 llMl!I 3,:.& 10 11pd MX bikes mar1:. Super tempe1·a· bm tgold tweed carpel· rbrgls, VHF. di (. kn()l. •••-•••••••••••••••••• llJtrl)oc" IJI. l' M r 11 rh & r<.'JHll r i. o II ~nl $600/olr. J eannte Ing sculptured gold TY1~do. rm'ter. 9.9hp motor, elec.1 _________ _
SHfl't'tNG ClBIC WuUt'.r nQt'dt'd Young ,it 1111.1kc11 (;11tm bit clu~1c "94·9456 carPeung. Xlnt c:ond. Afl rt1Fl, Steno 1091 irtart. Xlnt cond. $10,500 1941 Ply....tll Woody
"''I"'" & nt••t Pt·r""11 to u "'"'~' llt•c"i." lo' 'I liik""' • 6PM. 642-7076 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _IM6-__ 3033 _______ _. 32,000orig miles. Maroon ~"'k h op ' & IM•kin.; \11µ!)' 111 P<''"'n ,.,,.,.Mr ~a7oNwpt Blvd CM llcculuMGoodsl065 TB.EVISION 36' Warram Catamaran. with new Re m inatun
tut ll"' m rnt m (" SI 1t ... 1 ~' 11 11 111,. 11 11,1 .., 642 71110 •••••••••••••••••••••••Snake lovers. framed Rentals cnus1ng 1ype,slpg6.CUr· wbltew alla. Jmmal·
1 • .tm 1'.mt 1 1~ l>n 1 .. n l.°ht't."M & Wull'~ .!lo/ I-Mus i sell. Make orrer ~x30 Artistic collage in Free Delivery rent survey. A11t1n1 thru-out. Serious 1n
\\I '" L a ~'71:.l {all <'at HIN)' . CdM Cah 1015 Coffee table, dinette set. oil tncludlng oobr&6. Call LOW AS $10 MO siz.ooo. 497-2896 qulrtesonty 673-7692.
>411 , I 1 1 •• • •• •• •• •• • •• ••• •• ••• • plalform sofa. 979·5882 00-669I. (7 I") uo,.7..:U ' W.i1tn·~~ r .... 1 f,l()(f l''µ .. '""' ...,. Sol C•t '78 + crlr l'l'I ) lul), ..,IH , C t' J\ I Treadway Armslron~ · SHlrG;REC 'G ru.>t C.tll Mr., Uu1Llt·y i.t r".: M t'. 11 r l'hl' bl Machktery 071 vinyl tale, 13xl5. gold ~ SXS35 tuner $125. ~/bstorr.
\1.111 i>11p ht•lµfuJ 1mm1· 1141> l:NI t."1'3 04tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• paU. S7S. new. 557.8196 2 Jennings R shell spkrs 6"2-8U4. eves. COIV Atl MONZA
Ul8S. Engine is In ex
cellent condition ! In
terior. good condition.
exterior needs minor re
pair. $800 or best offer.
C.11646"°'30
llll1n.i 1:,~Mlb ... 1 Jn W.\l llU!'~ ".irl um SP<>l welder 220v air Sl80pr.Call751-3410aflNew Wiidfiower 12 •. hxm.il nl,• ( M c .. 11 M1lht· 4
.. l ted ""'KVA ~"u. L.Ot---·-·-ll 'l t..a· LL ... 1~~ u.h Exper m 0111nt.>r lloua.l' n..-1040 ~~l • c.u • ~· --w:::::::::www IOll S. Lllewe1ght . vers atile . .a .am ·'""'" ... "" 1 HB H46-~tufl 51 or --r .,..,..,..., --Sll OO I sc.c.o •• • • • •• •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •••••••• •••••••••••••• • 21" Color TV $9!1 • I yr v a u c . "" . 121:1)4:.>4318 111 SI 5S2 ~ e e SHOPHELPQ
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l'X>F, SrlUj( Hlll"bur, 517 :ioth St
Cohlt•n ltt.'trtt.'Vl'r µup· Mlsc ... ICMll IOIO WANTED HOSPITAL war. free del & set up ' · v !>
pa&. AKC l-'1cld & 1>bow ••••••••••••••••••••••• WHEEL CHAIR. CALL ~ Newport Blvd, CM 4 LidO 14·s. pet Shots, worme d , 645-6548 642·5340 u""S800 UC 1 Clau1c Old Diesel 1961
ra.i!>ed w TLC Xlnt disp . LUGGAGE TAGS _.. · · · · Mercedes Benz. Old body
<2131 '2S·1561. trom your busmess card. WANTED: Double bed loah Ii Mm-W 833-GSl.9. Dorothy. style. tround re nders 1
SHOP TRAINE E
l.ilo• ro!K. tuJI lime
642.3545
Sr. Recreation
Leoder
City or f oumam Vulley
F' V Rec Center. $3.56 t.o
$3.u:J PtJr hr 2S 3S Hrs
wkly. I yr rt:rcnl loador
ex per r rr:.onncl ore.
10200 Slater Ave, F .V
17141!JG3.8321 E.O.E.
Send one card for each mallress. baby cri b, ..._._~ l•••••••••lll Model 1900.b. Im · AKC German Shepherd 1 w 541-8484 -.-r-"' macula te throughout WANTED pups. Show background. lag Pus one spare. e ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 Ft LEH MAN y IC Re$t.ored t.o like new con-
Congen1al lady to it!lsts t Top bloodhnc!l. Bluck return perman e ntly ~cal loah, Malwtt11•1:•/ SAILBOAT. $275. Call dlllon . (Lie U90D.)
with cooking & dnv1ni: imd tan 638-9306 ~ed aura~ive ~8f1 & IMtu mallh 1013 Senlce f020 673-l440or673·1320 714/635-1381
for rt:tired rouple.4 or 5 s rap, meeting air ne •••••••••••••••••• ••••• •••••••••••••••••••• ••• ---------AKC -0 • '"bradorpups l.D. requirements. Pre, C d 2 0 p •-1zf'D• .. days pe1· week. LtvtH n ''"13 ..... k Id • vent loss & theft! For a or ovox I w/a mp ro f: ya~ht & b~at 16' Hobie w/trailer like v.Md;'-fS:JO
Clearung & laundry not ;(}.~ · personalized tag enclose $11~/or orrer. Also pan· service. paint & varnish. new cond. Sl400 963::;140 ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• expected. E njoyable wallpaper, fabric or con han$22S.893-8050 Freeest .673·2300
o<:ean v iew l<H:allon Boston Terners AKC. 6 "Day Glo" paper & we PowerluJI Peavey Bram . Catalina 27 0 /8. spin. +4 Champion . Motor Hme.
Rt'fcrt•nrcs r eri u1red wks. well marked. Mule will back & trim your Senes 300. Speakers OP· loah.M.W bags . VHF. xlras. 1973. 25 . C h ry s ler
Call 673-8043 lute after &rcmale.893·6738. tags. Or try two curds tional Must sell/make Ec,11..-.t 9030 Ensenada w inne r . chass!s. lo .mi's. Will
noon back to back. olr. 642•21S9 aft 5. ...•••••••••••••••• ••••• $13.900. 540-0323 sacrifice pnce le take Wi\NTEO· No. Lanuna MOVING cnn'L keep pup· PRICES I Volvo Penta Outdrive VW Bu:.. a ntique or
NH. Btwn 8AM Noon
· uuoni\ltC'ndant:. licach Olde r lady ur µ1 c :., blk miniature $2eaor3/SS Alto sax with case, made w/Crwsade.r eng. Cmplt ~KJTE. 2 sails. dolly. cFlass1c cu trade -~nl
Manoger Troittefl mother of young child to Schnauzer nee<b loving 4/S tags $1.60 ea. tn France. $25(). access. $800/ bst otr. Call 6?S·IMS4 u.! ~1223 n c 1 n g a v a 1 · ---------1 Fuft&P/TJob.. carefor&:.endmy7yr. family. i.hol:.. pa pers. 6/9 tags $1 50 ea 493·5114 644·5686.eves. , _ _... ___ ·------· "' Id 1 I Ire Sell for under pd SICU•IT'f OFFfCER 2 or :J mornin~s or eves o ove y, well bchuv1:d price of $225. 642·6835 IOormoreSI 40c11. Fender Slratoc as te r CAL20'.new8alls, Vlff'.6 5'!wfs.•
Position available for re ~k n wom i·n . ~e m1 daughter lo F:I Moro Patnce Sales Tax Lncluded $350/best ofter Ya maha 35 HP M~RC 0 18. All HP outbrd. many xtras Rodi ~. 9540 liable person w /i.umc rt'ltn'<i perwns OK No :.chool Your home 11r NO CARO? f'G 230. 12 stnng. $150 or electnc. like new SSOO. S3700 837-4929
law enforcement expcr exper reqwrro Apply :it mine. 497 2362/evei.. Beautiful Black set · Draw your own or send bestotfer.673·-0146. 67S.9454 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EnJOY xlnt com puny fl•·~~ Stal1on •I:!:! De La Refs reqwrcd ter/lab. Well train~. name, address. phone & -.......... p 90~0 Hobie Cat . 1977 Teqwla '75 V-8 Vega. M08t major
II d G d we'U make one card ""r Office fwtlllltwt & ---. oww .. Sunnse. w/tra1lcr Cover won done. All or part benefits Apply 9AM· EBtrella al Pahzada, San Warehouse-In ve ntor y we mannc rc . oo lag Add""'each. ,... s.-.i__. 1015 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &xtras $2200 675-4208 Alt.Spmwkdays893·3073 ooon. Mon-t-'r1, Pe rM>n C,le m Inte r v i e w on Clerkror elec.1ronic paru. Wlth kids. 112 yrs All <J' -.-r--.. • 31• Chris Craft Com · -----
ncl \\l'd . 9 13 2_!"M-6PM dJ:.tnbutor . f Lime Hri. shoL-. Free good home Send check or money or· ••••••••••••••••••••••• mander All fbrfls. Long Soling Plastrend. reach & '64 Falcon 289, fast. Mu1il
MAltllOTT HOTEL 05 I I only 494-2382 derto: USB> IUT HICE equipt list + al nu el,.,. runnln° spin, never used. aee! SuJ:r clean. Sell or STITCHERY .,. App y Avnc·t E cc PILOT-"NTl"'""G ""' " 900NewportCenterOr aCA McCo A.KC male germ-s hep. 6 '"'" " Wood & metal des ks. lrncs . Cond mus t be Tandem axle trl r . trade or mini truck ~ A noedlecr a rt mrr trorucs. """ rmt<'k. P 0 Bo l"-'U\ 8 i d .,_1253 Newport Beach ., " C M 7c..""" · · x _,, lBM cardWesS6S.Leu.er :.een! S22.500. P .P . ar e nl under eek _.. • X Equal Oppor noods expenenced h11 11d · · """""'1 mo. old. SlSO. Good with Costa Mesa. Ca. 92626 & ~gal files $75. Exec & 673-4220 wtmehes Sparcrart mast -------
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---------•!at home Good pay. Call Clerkforclcctron1c part.s S iberian Huskv AKA PHONEMATE Lg dis count ·on nc~ wt<days.8-S •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mr. Sd 1il1 S46-ti.1.55 distributor. f/tamc Hrs papers, .lohn, 642:3873 or Tele~ho~e a ns wering furniture. COSTA MESA
SEC'Y /CONTRACTS 1~7 Apply Avnt•t F~lt't' 957 ~I maclunes w/warr. S79. C.E. SURPLUS •SEA RAYS* 32' Block Island Cutler.
CO·ORDJNATOH STOC1( ClEttk t.ronic11. 350 McCormack, ---------1 w/remote.$149 2044 Placentia CM ~.000 Invest~ sell for AMC/ JEEP
Development cumpuny Orhft' C.M.7:>4·6061 C~'C. ~~~~~Ir/~';!';;.· Roger'.750•3791. 631·2777 · BOAJ SHOW ni~1~~9~~15~p~~;~ #I IN CALIF in Anaheim r l'Q 0
b ex LIRhl mfg co. nds rl'lia· W· h Cl k d' 1 h' L' 7 k $175 Copy machine roll fed cc.o ... .,n .... ,,.d • ..... ~tmre & top ~.·kill,!. for hie• "•"r!.on w/0(~"' dl'IV· arr ouse er nee e( ptons IP inc. w s. . . . ... PSmtos & "'--1090 _._,,,,,, • ..,., 1971 cua-
...... ,, r .. n lU ror marine distributor ~·3680 rop1es trom books etc. In· -·.....-• PRICES ~v•H heavy delarl purcha1>1ng ing record. HU !714 I Some boating or ma rine cl. all supplies. current ••••••••••••••••••••••• 17' ThisUe, lrlr. good con · $6995
positioo.Typing 70w1>m . IS94·5.151 experience h elp ful Wante d g o o1I home model. Priced for quick H ammo nd Or g an .._,.71 .._.-....L..O dition. all xtr as . $850.
S /H lOOwpm . G ood w w/chil<lren for 6 mo. old sale.968-2163 w/beefed-up Lel>lac -_..s 841M1566 (J8AL6NNl311661 benefits, i;11l11ry $1100-+. Supt:rvisor for lop numr arehouse C:fte r9('00'''' gd natured combination . $1400. Mus t hear t o MuitCJO
lrquallfiedcall634 4741 stereo & TV Dept RM ~es:aryppt & d~;i 1!1 German Shep Terrier Dresser & nile stand.~. bebevc64S-7727 Making room for 1979 U0014&traller . •2970,2
Abrams. 1819 Newport female puppy Shots. $3S. size waterbed, L·shaped models oow on display. aeta of s ails. equipped ror Secy no Sh Blvd. C.M.. . • E.O.E. M/F/H 979.8613 or 847.3383, desk, Game-bumper pool Perfect cond. Wurlitzer HARRISON'S racing. SlSOO. 634-6016 or
WAREHOUSEMAN 7.9AM or 4.7p M t bl, New gas BBQ. E bony Baby Gr a nd 11r~ ... •_..y IO..,TS 997ev.:.,6M. l dys. S$2·8530 Ntt'e variety in thi!I pos1-T eac he rs-a ides · P.re R t Washer/dryer . other Piano. $2000. 548-4362 ~ -,.. -
lion an regionaJ ore of tov-~~~1~}_:.-~ood work in gr es~~.:!°"Goodfor 0abnlc ,.,.. .. to You 1045 misc. 751~ Baby gra.nd, c.•. xlnl ~... 3101 Coast Hwy, N.B. ---..... .rr.'-/
d,y bank. Good typing & \NJIWuur."'· yrly ~t o war.,...,.,._ PP Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r1·rm p"n ....... 67~vol38rul 631-2547 ~or ""d"Otng ""'l'!lonahly to IJvmg raises. 644·0l:$2 w/growing co. Sal com-, . Warehouse shelving, full .,......., .... ., -.a 9070
1971 J.20 fltaeur
$6995
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FREE 100
aAU.ONSGAS v-"" mens urate w /e x pe r HELP Pis, f nd a loving adjustable sheJves as -dysonly. ••••••••••••••••••••••• interla~e w/custom ers . TEACHERS 556-7915. htn. I'm a beaut. grn· sorted bin bo · bl
1-\Jn Job w/i.upcr beru.. Paid pos1l1on in Prates· eyed male, silky blk. 4 S57·9906 xes. rsn · Walnut console piano UM7 .Chris Craft. day SlWSAVAJLAl&.I
Any pe rsonne l bkgd t.tnl Church Sehl Lag Wbsle Supply bu~ needs moold calwholoves lots ---------w/rnatchingbench.Solid cru!ser , eng. nds . YACNewporte46--0$51
with purchase of a n_,...
jeep wtth Lhls coupoo
helpful t2) Poi.1t1ons 8ch. Sun only Nursery P i t people oriented oflove.645-8121. ORNAMENTALIRON cast iron harp, ex. cond. manifold.$850.873-C730. 30• Ava lon mooring. In
open. Starting sal S750 thru tH h ~rade. C(l· person. Ownr63J 5588 Chotce or design. $7.50 $1000 Orm. 333 E. L8th St '76 TROJAN zs·. Bris tol front of Scari's and swim Call Carry. 540 6055. ordinator a lso needed. W to ook 3 I 4 yr old Austr. Shepherd, ft/up. SteveS56-0887 Apt. 8. C.M. 6'5-0077 cond, xtras, $14,750/of· ·-·. ~.ooo ........ ~. WIWIU.llAT
ANY WllTT&I DEAL
OHAf!ITMEW Coastal Peraonnd Agen-Call oman c lilmp e loves kids & people. -...::.~---'------_., v• ... ~
cy. 2790 Harbor. CM 499·3088 mornings me a Is for c Ider I Y ~2390 J Stem. Old Barber chair. Xnll Upright Plano. Excellent fer.~ Slip needed fM new 32·
ALL JOBS F'REE only. gentleman. L i ve 1n cond. $350. Days 631-1454 condatlon. Please call Ouis Craft Tri-Cabin 46. Ketch. Newport Beach TECHNICIANS Plenty time off. Need M Poodle. silver. to good &evesSSS-1929 548-0142 Yacht .• Oagr oon .. area.631.0499.
Research & development car. Call 673-6406 Cd M home. Good w 1k 1 ds · l-;jjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimJ-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil custom dbl ~ar hull. SEC'Y/BKKPR
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OYEISTOCIEO PIT. 1-S, Mon·F'r1 Lite
bookkeeping, good lYP·
1ng. Newport Ha rbor
Luther an Church, 798
Dover, NB. 548 3631
Semi retired rouplc: to'
manage 6-0 untl adult
co mpl ex C M N o
ctuldrcn. no J)<!lll. $1100.
gl'<l6b. 631 2950
SEPTEMIER
Typists. Sen c t urtes.
Gen'I Ok & Trainee As
semblers-come 1n & re·
gii;ter now so you will be
ready to suirt work1n i:
when the children arc
ba(·k In school Loni( &
short Wm u sagnmcnt:.
N0 1'"EE.
Yktor T "'PCM arits
Call ~-8520. E OE
SERVlCE ~li\TION 1\T
TEN D/\NT/ SAl.F:!-.
MAN. opening :.h1(L Ill
M1ss1on V1c10. <iM<I pay
& benefits. 1131 9540
Service Sta. Attc ndunl,
exper'd. 1-'ull or fl/lime
Apply, Arco St11L1on, 171h
&lrVlne, CM
•s.nice Staffott •
f\IU le Part Ume attcn·
danta. Mat be over 18.
Xlnt wage. Apply 1724J
Irvine Blvd. Tus t in
&1MS34
~rvlce ·station b~IPN, ~able of doing lttc re·
r . Able lo understund
cruct1ons. Not ufreid
ol work. No longha1r!'I or
drifters . ~ Mr Rott11.
Eluton Station. 1-·u1r v11•w
&Fwr.C.M.
~vice Sl• Atlenda nl ,
Apply, El Toro Union.
24201 El Toro Rd, E T
<All shifts available>
Open 24 Hours
mechamcul background WORk AT HOME 842 ~ absolutely magnificent. Slip Wanled: for my 54'
working in engineering Phone sales, light bulb!> To good home 3 yr old sips 10. 2 beads & shower rls hlng yacht. Bonus. 2SZ4 Harbor Blvd
bwlding medical parls. CallS30·5220 ~ray Ttt:er C<i l. male. S/S galley. refrlg. VHf . _2_13_1833-4 __ 746 _____ -u Costa Mesa
Ex per 'd 1 n m e c h 'I N<'Utercd 979-S882eves. auto pilot, depth finde r , NB buslneHsman needs 714/ 549.aO.Zl
engineering. quaUty ai.-WORKERS In chemical windlass. ONAN ~~tm permane nt slip for 27• ---"-------
surance etc C..11 Susan rennery. $3.50 to start rwNtw.. 8050 steps, w/twn gas 400 s w Eri c s on s a 11 boa l '75 CJ5 Jeep. 2.4,000 m1. 58,1-38.10. _X_lnt oonefits. High Sehl chemislry or ••••••••••••••••••••••• approx 35 hrs since ma· · xlnl cond. many xtrai..
MissionVtcJoarea wor k exper wt c h om BMghl floral qwlted 7· JOr overhaul. 148.000. ~70 8484076,892·6191
TECHNICIANS
lmmed. openin~s & op-
p o r tun 1l1 e s 1n a n
estt1hllshc·d co. in the
Orani.:e Co. a1rporl area
i\p pl1 c an l s t o
troubleshoot. re par r &
tesl electronic &yslems
:»7 9051 ask for Busch
he lp ful. 7 3 301>m couch 5' love se:it. ~r1va~~ties only NEEOSLIPfornew W Toyota Land Cr. Hard
E.O. E. 549·3281 bcautrful cond $325 333 P case · 27' Sailboat. top. Xlnl cond. Jo\lll cuge
YARDMAN _L8th_A_P_t B. C._M_. 645·0377 1977 24 ' Dsl SktpJack . Okk 675-1.393 lru traci:.. Holly hdr. Gu1>
custom sedan. Lk new S hks .• m ore. S2.29!> 2-pc Sl'C'ttonal $225. Combo
bumper pool. poker, dtn
1.ng lbl Sl40 4 game table
chain., $90 ea. 549 2430
llental center has open-
ing s f o r 2 m c n .
Ml'<'han1cal knowledge
helpful. neal handwn1
ing ncc Weekday off
Will tram. Apply. WJO
T~I~ Salff Newport Blvd, CM
Wric P/T m our lclc phone YOUTH COUNS ELOR
saleti room .&.s~ill porsue S950 r mo & benefits
outside acttv1l1es. AM & BA fes1red t yr exp
PM shifts Guar witget? + final filing dale 9/1817fl0
comm. Call for details. Resumt'to VSP, Inc 2803 L A 1'1mes, 540~030l Royal Palm Dr. Costa
TELEPHONE r.fosa Ca 92626
SOLICITORS Merchoutdis~
Jo;xp Only. Sell the 0 .11ly •••••••••••••••••••••• •
Ptlut. Earn $160 · $~00 a Afttiqws 1005
week ll ig hl.'st com ·•••••••••••••••••••••••
m1 iis1on paid. Youri---------• phone al home Over 21 ·
I D. card. Call 835-6453. l
lo 3PMonJy.
T i re & Aul omotl v e
Service Sales. Tire sell·
Ing expe r nt.'C. Apply
NewP<>rt Ti re Center,
3000 E . Coas t llwy,
C.Orona del Mar.
SLOT MACHINE
SALE
SEPTEMIH
ONLY
Antique Music Boxci..
Cloclo.. .,_ric•
llif1t MlffoMI
Couch & love seat, t.ablei..
lamps. l v . sterling
:.11\er (Grand Barque ).
& misc. R cfn g loo •
Showing between 10·2
pm. 673·!>427
llJde a beds $154, Reblt
twin site maltrCH!> & box
$.50. rull ~t S59 Slerihzed
fuJI !Sl'l, $$5 Kini: i.ct $6:>
ll&J Mallrc:.i.547 5636
ClL~lom made 4ft puddl·d
bur. c ofrl'c t u hlc r-..
woocfcn benches. ro<·kinK
L'radles. plate ral·ks.
:.pie(! c&binelS, all hund
mudc Must sell this
week. Muke offers 2J J
Qibrlllo. Costa Mesn
Vinyl couch $175. lg
matching chr $75. Dbl
Hollywood bed $180. Gus
clrYcr SlSO. 833·3044. A II
xlnt cond1ton. Leaving
area.
Tow Truck Drivl'rs ex· Gallerie~ Cu.<110m padded red velvet
per'd. Top pay. Apply UI02Kettenng, lrvinc k1ng1i1ie h e adbou rd
G&W Towin g , HOB 754-1777 w/match. s pread. AntJ·
Otuns Way. C.M. 642-12:521~~~~~~~~~ que white chest. ssoo or
Trainee. production work. Appl.en 10 IO _oiler. 545-7953
Possible lead person OPP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oak-glass coff·tble.S90. ly.642-~applo•IY FRGHT D~MA.G~O Grn -whte wovcnwood
TltUCk DRIVER
Class r lie. La guna
Rea"h Lumber. 494·6.'>38
or 540-8267.
HOTPOLNT SALK 330R Ihde. $20. 644·9186 W. Warner nr Harbor.
Santa Ana. 979 2921 LI vlng. bdrm furn for
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The D aily Pilot orrers
classified advertisers 24·hour
service. Call us at 642·5678 by
5:30 p.m. any weekday and
your ad wlll appear In the
next day•s paper.
Also, if you call by 5:30 p.m.
on Friday your ad wlU appear
in the Daily Pilot delivered
Saturday morning or, place
your ad be fore noon on
Sa turday for S unday
morning's paper.
try $14,950. Bkr S48·SSS6 TraMpariaffoft 831-0361 . ...................... ---------
Crul zon·Sportris h e r . c .... n.W./ Tn.cb t560 2S'x~· 6'". flybr: tower. Rtftt 9120 •••••••••••••••••••••••
outriggers . bait tank. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 TOYOTA
swim step. $8500 .. Will Older camper 4 i:.ule. wlo PIQCU' W1TH
lakt'sallboat oreqwly as truck. $150 Stove & C"'.._._. SHa • trade. Pvt Ply. 631-3772 --1 """2700 _._ 5llo4 673-7626 ,.,.n g.'""" 4 speed. radJo. heater &
or · 6 pac camper shell for s ml on1y 27,000 miles. Like tr Glen·L, fbrgls/ply 8' P.U. Sl50. or b)t ofr. NEW! Lie. 1066054 Stk Beam. bart tank. Wall SJ6.l896 1996AT.
Strong lrlr, xlnl cond. Sl979
Xtras. $1450. 549 1597. Motoriud Illes 914 0
20· Formula 302 Merl.'
cr uiser. Tuna t ower,
fighting <'hair. outrig·
gers AM-FM. VHF
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·77 MOTOBECANE
Xlnl runrung cond. $300.
Ph G42·21S9 all S.
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
Trailer . 2470 Newport ~~/
Blvd. 642· 7910, IW.· 16<Yl 9150
lOt.n HARBOR Bl VO
CO~TA ME~A 6•17 0011)
28' Power sporlfis hing
Boal. Wood huU, flying
bridge, ne wly rebuilt
engine. Needs som e
work. Overall condition
excellent. Brand new
directional finder and
FM z.way radio. $6000 or
best offer. Eve nin gs.
645-93'78
••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Dats un P U. Ne w
1976 Harley Davidson palnl.$2395.
SS·250. Brand new, only 962-7498
IS milea. <No mistake. only IS miles. I Ask mg 'S8 F'Dtd i,,, T .. rblt eng. or
$700 o r be s t o rrer! fe r . 631-4715 lran:..
645-2613 brakes etc. $750/ orrer.
631-471S Yamaha 01'400. 1975, idnt•---.-llU--V--... M--
m e ch . co nd & a p -,,.
pearance. $650. 5SIMll22 POISCHI AUDI•
13· Wheeler. Evin so. elec al\S. 1976 Toyota Pick-up .. •·1 h d tr P /P ----------1 Truck 4·s petid, mag!>,
'"· u r. Y s • · Montesa KinR Scorpion rear bumper. m1rrori.. 840-2255. 992-4561 250cc. loob good. ~ua. UCl4784 >
17' CaUl. Volvo 170. Duel 1>'4!. $250. 5S9-«n2 after 5. $3195
bat .. bay lnlc, 4 ~ pwr 1978. VZ2SO. New. ridden
Even. $2.SOO. ..... t 11 .. 'J7S S48-820t 646-2316 , ... ce. mUll se .• ~ .
---------Aft 6. 8(2-9626
US Coast Guard Aux.
boating seamanship & Honda 450, nHds work.
8esl0fr('r
536-7842. Jer.
Service station attendant. Typist-c lerk Answer
day job. 5 days, CX · phone for insurance o (.
perienced. Cull 549-1200. ti~ 644·4242
Ws hr /Dryrs / Rl!frt ll ----------
working or not 957-8133 J Pc sect. sofa needa re·
uphol. $75. Washer, dryers, deluxe 548-872:5
model. year guar onlcc ---------
your choice U 30 ca . Uqulduting Estate . F\ne
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Sant.a Ana Valley High School Library. 1801 SO.
Green ville, S. A. All
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531-UlSor~.
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RENT-New '78 22' Mot-Or
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842-5678
1979 Searay 216' Express
Cruiser. lwn 470 Mere
cruiser, fresh w at er
cooCed, extru. 541MM6.
A.1k for Dave.
For rent: '78 Pace Arrow,
25', loaded, M/C. Brand
new. Winter r a t u .
558-3060.
SS.1'5
APOLLO '74·28' amnm('.,
27 ' F11irllner Cabin loaded. CB. RP' air. win·~=======!.
Cruller. SgJ Screw. Sell t er Ii ed. S I s . 5 O O. 'M Chevy 4it Ton P.U .. 6
or Tradt'. ~. 646-58311 (021LWE) PP 833·1809 cyl, 3-apd. rblt eng. $97S.
or968-l089 aft 6PM Al\ 8, 842-9626
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WE BUY
CllAMCARS
&TRUCKS
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
•DATSUMS * PORSCHE AUDI• ee11tofferovar$4SO. LOW MILIAGI
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miles. 132GNJ El Oat.sun 2 dr qw. looks &
$4,795 runsg~ 673 4743
13631 .... bO< 6t•d a .. oen G•o-e "' aa-zxn
·75 Datsun B2lO. good
cond. Muhl sell $1000
SSl-3251an5PM
9723 •••••••••••••••••••••••
('(~..,.A MESA ~~ 494-2872or898-9027
645·5 700 df. •llU YAM --• '° POISCHE AUDI• 13 M11.z.da RXJ Auto. am
Im 8trur k. Xlnl cond.
Be&l tlffor 64S 0078
a..:::'~,~~»» 1977 Toyota Cell ca s speed. sterc.'O. mag:., air.
---1 76 914 18.000 miles
'13 Mutda RX2 Yellow Mus t :.ale.
• dr. good cond One Laguna Beach. 494 7176
owner SS7 l 188
13 230 Dark Bm w /ta n tn·
tcr Be au t <'o nd
$7895/b!>l orr . 536-2671
Merced~ 450·SEL. 1973.
lmmac cond , ne w eng .
sunroof. new u res. rully ~~~nn
eqwp <.;all 957·8191 dur ~=======~ mg bu.smesh hours_. __
1900 280SE. ruel tnJ, tan,
<UIOSXH >
$4,995
•
'73 EL DORADO. 39,000
nu.$4000.
ca11~.1m
'78 FIESTA STOCK xlntcond. SlJ'IS. 644·20t6
2%
OVER
INVOICE
PRE ·F OR D
CLEARANCE
The2<.{ Over Invoice
Exclucfoi. Dealer
Retention & l'rep.
*SMITH FORD*
12801 Brookhurst
Garden Orove
534-3254
Sale Ends 9116178
9947
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'7S CUTLASS Supreme. 2
dr . vUlyl top, burgun·
ey/s llver, A/C, P/S, P/S,
AMIF"M. cruise conl.rol.
64S-~
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CC>MflUTl STOCIC
OF'71
FORD P1MTO"S
Pony 2 Or Sedan, Pinto 2
Dr . Sedan . 3 Dr
Hunaboul. 2 Or. Wugon.
2 Or Stal1on Wagon
Sqwre
BALANCE OF
"78 PINTO STOCK
2 600 H.lrl>ot Blvd
Co-.trt l\llt').t. 54(}QIOO
13 Mavenck. 43,000 m1 ·I~~~~~~~~~
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___ 54_6-_1_2_0_0 __ '70 Audi lOOLS, rebll eng,
WE PAV TOP DOLLAR $800.
GETTOl'SS
FOR YOUR
EXOTIC CAR!!!
We Wiii Consign
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Rolls Royce or
auto. PW. AM/FM. air.
all let.hr uphols, ~.000+
mi's. $12.000. PP Mon
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11529-4337
9712
'75 450SEL. 27,000 mi's,
Xlnt rond $17 .000 .
Call (714) 5.57 9051. Chnrolet 9920
NEWEST
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Ong ownr. All pwr. AIC.
xlnl cond. Sac. SlSOO.
968-4398
tr your car is extra cleun
see us t'irst
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2925 Harbor Bl vd.
Costa Mesa 979·2500
WE BUY
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Used Car Mgr
540-5630
1011\SO\ ,\SO\
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2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
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your used car!
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MACPHERSON
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'74 2002 4 sp (373LPf)
'75S30ta air l560MMl.l
'7620024 sp. (SQIPQM l
"77 320t 4 sp. C283SP1l
'77 320! a air <0940 >
Sports Car
in saleable cond.
Ask ror !-'rank or Tom
842-4435
llARBOURVW
Under New Ownership
Rat 9725 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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oVer 200 Fiats lo
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of Sports cars al
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SS7-2132
We may hove your next '78 Fiat X19; stall under
carinourinvento;y.Call warranty ; 15.000 m l
us today! $5000. 494-1177 Days
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'72 MBZ 280SE. Xtra sharp. &•1ge
Call 559-4128
Mercedes lovers : /\ gem .
250 S '67, now avail.
$4900 wht wired lealh.
754-1440
1976 450SEL M.B. Very
clean Slll.000 or best or
rer 644 6881 Joe
·73 280C. drk metal h e 71' 914 moving. mu.st sell.
blue, sunroor. lthr. A/C, $3700/best offer . Rblt.
immar. S8700/offer et>g.,air,xtras536·2819
673-7390 ---------• '67 912, S spd. on g Very
'67 250SE. 22.000 ma's. tan clean . SSOOO. firm .
& brn. brn leather Inter . 644·4887
lo ma's, AIC. AM1FM LINCOLN-MERCURY
stereo. Ult whl. cruise 16· 18 Auto Center Dr
cntrl, swivel bckt seats. SDFWy-Lakc fr'oresl exit ~~~=====~ auto door locks, P/W. IRVINE etc. work . 752-2315, 110..7000 77 P1re b1rd Fo rmula. '67 Camper. good cond, bome:SS2·S928 1----------1 Sliver Blue-Blue valor.
10,000 rru's on eng, Sl '64 Me rcury Loaded Top cond -.:-~-l_o_Sqr_r.u_~_re_ba_c_t_.-re-bl-• ·~ery~d~.P~~.' 2 dr. Alt~~ ~·~15 S.S.800or BtoHr 552·5263
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sunroor. radio. xlnt cond.
$4900 546-5S97
Bay. Balboa .......,......, $3978 1977 FORD
Monte Carlo. 1974 Lan· ror brand new Mercury THUNDERllRD "77 924, (red). 14,000 mi, Vohro
·16 MIZ 450SEL
Complete with sunroof.
cru1~c control. 11tcreo
tape, pwr. wmclows and
4-s pd, s nrf . AM /FM••••••••••••••••••••••
s tereo Mint rond . IEFOIEYOU
$10.400. P.P. 675·2826 aft sa&. YOUR
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SEE US!
dau. wht & maroon. 43K 1.eptutrs 11170451. &.'C us VII, automa l1c tran& .
m1 . xlnt rond .. A/C. today! pwr. swenng & brakes.
AM/f"M . WT whls, t lady 540-5630 pwr wmdows. l1lt wheel,
dnver. S3300t bsl orr. fot.1ury air cond .. custom
833-24~ wheelt\, radio & healer.
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MISSION VIEJO '74 Lincoln Continental COSTA MESA
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MAMY
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overdrive. PS, AM /FM Newport Beach
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' ) VOL 71 , NO 1SS, l S E CTIONS 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12. 1978 TEN CEN··
Valley Files
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('1ty Allornt-y TC>m Woodruff
told City Council members lust ~ , ••• k ·s 1 o 1 th c 31 a c 1 t y p-., cholog1C'al tests given since
1970 wer~ "unaccoonted for "
'Blinding Flash'
Gone;
fSut NeaJ said Monday several
o( I he massing lests were found
xluffed 1ru.1de an enve lope con-
lainan~ other exuminations.
Mayor Marv Adler said Neal
has "turned City Hall upside
down" ma fruitless effort to find
the massing tests.
"I assume stealing of con-
fidential government files is a
c:nmioal matter.'' Neal said to·
day.
City employees have attacked
Laguna Slaying
Described in Co111·t
The ~urv1vor of a La1!una
Bea<'h love triangle ~laying
llcscribcd the ~•J!ht and ~ound of
murder to an Oran~e County
Superior Court JUry Monday
Donald Joaquin Shelton, 38,
sobbed occasiona lly as he re·
rounted the evl•nt ~ of March 30.
events that led to his lover 's
-;hooting death 1n the Laguna
BC'ach apartme nt they ~hared
As S helto n t<.ilked , hi s
t's lran~ed wife . accused
m urderess Anya Ann Shelton,
31. sat in the defendant's chair,
her arms folded, staring intenUy
<.it her husband.
S helton told the Jur y in
Superjor Court Judge Mason
Fenton 's courtroom that he and
Patricia Proferes. 28, had gone
to bed early the morn ing of
March 30 after an afternoon and
evenin~ of emotional confronta·
o.lly Pl• -.,_
THIS IS OSPREY'S NEST ATOP SCHOONER'S MAST
Big Bird Homesteads In Newport Harbor
C h eep Shot
Bird Calls Mmt Home
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
O! Ille o..lty Pli.t 'laft
When yacht broker Joseph Minney s aw what he
thought was a tree atop one of the masts of a schooner he 's
trying Lo sell, he figured something strange was going on.
WHEN HE reah:-.ed it was a bird nest , be wasn't en-
thus iastic about finding the bird that went with the pile of
twigs and branches.
"l haven't seen the bird
yet," hl' s a1rl today, "but I'm
not looking fo r 1t either."
The boat. the Sum arang,
SEE RELATED
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is llt'd to M1nney's mooring just off the Harbor Department
headquarters m Newport Harbor
i\N OSPREY, a big. seagoing hawk, has built a nest on
the yacht's foremast.
''I'm not planning to do anything with the boat. I'm
sttll lrying to sell it.'' Minney said.
"As far us l'm concerned the bird can stay as long as
he wants" "
T he osprey is probably a s he and blrd experts say It
takes a n osprey about fi ve weeka to batch the two to rour
eggs she lays.
AFl'ER THAT ll's another six to eight weeks before
tht young leave their nest iAnd the bird moves on.
Meanwhile. Minney can boast that he's the only broker
sclllnR a boat with a hawk's nest Instead of a crow's ntat.
Boy, 13; Injured in Train Leap
BELL fAP ) /\ l~-year-old
Los Angeles boy's le& was
severed bctwet'n the hip and t.M
knee when he fell off a slow·
moving SOulhern Pacinc frelaht
train 1n Bell, police said. He and
another 13·year·old were jump-
ing on end off cani.
tions with Mrs. Shelton.
The distraught ma n said the
final terror.filled moments of
the victim's life began when
they were both wakened by a
scratching so4nd coming from a
window screen a few feet above
their heads.
"It sound e d sc ary . a
screeching, scratching sound. Jt
woke us both up," Shelton said.
He told the jury that both he
and Miss Proferes rose to their
knees on the bed. pulled a cur-
tain aside and s aw Mrs . Shelton
stimding in darkness at the win·
dow.
"I want to know what you're
doing." Shelton quoted his wife
as saying as she stood a few feet
from the startled couple in the
darkness.
··I rolled off the bed and
g rabbed m y pants . And s he
<Miss Proferes 1 kind of went
back down on the bed.
"She reached back up to pull
the curtain shut. A gunshot went
off. 1 was blinded by the flash.
"Pat said. 'I'm bit. Did she
shoot you?'
• • 1 scream ed into the other
room for someone to call the
police and an ambulance and r
reaC'hed outside and grabbed the
gun.
.. Anya was calling my name
out a nd Pal was dying . I just
held her."
The shooting victim died en
route to the hospital and police
took Mrs Shelton into custody
as she aJlegedly stood transfixed
to the spot from where the fatal
s hot was fired moaning her
husband's name, "Joaquin. Joa-
quin .....
Before he gave his account of
the murder. Shelton described
years of marital turbulence with
the woman now accused of
murder.
According to Shelton. years of
on.again, off.again marriage hit
its final skid in August. 1977.
whe n h e moved lo Laguna
Beach and set up housekeeping
with Miss Proferes. an X-ray
tt-chnicaan in San C lem e nte
General Hospital, a nd her
daughter.
When questioned by Deputy
District Attorney David Cart.er.
Shelton admitted that while liv-
ing with Miss Proferes he still
had occasional contact with his
wife. including a few overnight
visits.
Shelton said the afternoon pre·
ceding the murder, his wife,
who li ved in Los Ange les,
walked into the Laguna Beach
apartm ent as he was getting out
of the shower.
That confrontation. he sa1d,
was followed by a series or
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86 'frimmed
From O cean
View St aff
A total of 86 people either
te aching or involved in ad·
ministration in Huntington
Beach's Ocean View School Db·
trtct when Proposition 13 passed
won 'l be back on the job this
fall.
Some quit. some applied ror
leaves o( absence and others ap-
plied for extensions of leaves or
a bsence they aJready had .
A few retired, according to of·
riclals ol the elementary school
diatrlct.
None ol the departing teachll\I
pers onnel will be replaced at
this time, district om clals sua·
gcst, for one qult.e basic reason.
"We have a decllnlng enroll·
ment," say1 dl•trict public rela·
lions ofO~r Gayle Wayne .
DA Probe Asked·i
the administration's practice or
giving most full·llme workers
the psychological tests and fore·
ing them to give up the righl to
view their own examinations.
Last week the council halted
the practice and said employees
would be granted the right to re-
view their own psychological
teats before UK! documents are
destroyed. ·
Mayor Marv'· Adler s aid that.
from now on. psychological tests
will be administered only to
police and firemen and not 1.0
clerks or secretaries m City
Hall.
The mayor. backed by three
other coun cilmen . supported
Neal on severa l other issues
raised by city employees in the
pas t three mon~hs .
Workers had attacked "over-
weight notices" issued by ad-
ministrators lo some employees
and the "misuse" or a city ·
S low Boat Fro• Avalon
operated retirement fund .
The mayor said Neal was "an .
nocent of any wrongdoing " 1n
connection with the retire ment
fund
Council members a lso have
scrapped the overweight notice
policy for a ll but pohce and
firem en.
·Or. Ne al has the longest
tenure of a city manager m
Orange County and has done an
(See FILES. Page A2)
Tom Sanders. 16. of Orange. had good rea·
son to s mile whe n this photo was taken
Monday afternoon. He'd just paddled his
14-foot kayak from Avalon on Catalina
lsland to Newport Beach. He hopes the
feat. which took seven hours and 15
minutes. will earn him a place in the
G uinness Book of Wo rld Records For
sure. it earned him a $.500 scholarship
from the promoters of the stunt. who also
a r(' promoting a n upcoming boat show
The young kc.i yaker flew the burgee of the
Shark Island Yal'ht Club. He ended his
voyage at the club
One-bullet Theory 5 Marines
Aired for JFK Panel In Clwpper~
WASHINGTON IAP > --A Can°ning said he was then able Die in CrllSh
s pace e ngineer and a photo lo construct the line of sight
a n a.l,ys t told Congress tod ay from the camera positions to
ttiC'ir studies show that Presi· Kennedy and Connally and dt'
dent Kennedy and John B. Con-termine wjth considerable pn•·
nall y could have been wounded cis ion Conally's position m front
by a single bullet fired from the or and JUSt to the lert of Ken
T exas School Book Depository. nedy.
Their testimony before the Then. he said, he used medical
House assassinations committee findings on the wound locations
supported two of the major con· to construct lines in the d1rect1on
c lus ions of the Warren Com· of the gunfire.
m ission, which said that Lee The trajedory lines ror both of
Harvey Os wald fired from a Kennedy's wounds led lo the
window of the building and was book depository .
the lone gunman who killed Ken-
nedy on Nov 22. 1963.
Tom Canning, a space proj·
eels en~neer with the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad·
ministration. s aid mathem atical
calculations showed that Ken-
nedy and Connally were ~ealed
in the presidentlal limousine in
s uch a way that a s ingle bullet
could have struck both.
That was the bullet which hit
Kennedy from the back and
passed through his neck . Connal-
ly. s itting In front of Kennedy.
was wounded in the back. Ken·
nedy's most serious wound was
. a bullet in the head.
Warren Commission critics
a rgue that the two were struck
by separate bullets and that this
indicates a second gunman was
involved. But Canning and photo analyst
Calvin Mccam y testified that an
analysis of films and photos
taken during the 'Assassination
provides the basis for computa·
tions of the relative position of
the two men
The photographs a nd rums
were enlarged and enhanced to
s how minute details .
PIANO PUYED
SVCCESS TVNE
"The best music my piano
ever made was on its way out
the door. with money on the way
In."
That's the advertising success
experience or a Costa Mesa man
who ran this ad In the Dally
Piiot:
Y11mah11 Plano. EbOny.
Mdl P2. 5 yrs. xlnt New
Sttts. Sell Stt991orr.
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Ir you want your Instrument
to make sales s uccess muslc, u It .. 2-5678. A friendly •d·
vlser' Will help write the score.
It oi9b' taket a rew words to S;; Mi mualc In the OaHy
Huntington
Experiments
With Lights
A street lighting experime nt is
planned for two s mall residen-
lia I s ec tions of Huntington
Beach.
The experiment involves the
conversion or 32 street lightin~
nxtures from mercury vapor to
low pressure sodium lights
The proposed lighting system
would res ult in subs tantial
energy and cost s avings if ul
tim a t e l y i mplem e nt e d
throughout the city. according to
Darrel Cohoon. an assistant to
the city administrator.
Street lighting currently costs
city taxpayers m ore tha n $1
million annually.
The experiment would affect
about 50 residences on Main
Street between 12th and 17th
streets and several more homes
on Walnut Avenue between 5th
and 6th streets.
Low pressure sodium lights
will cast a pure yellow hue and
residents wm be queried after a
trial period lo see if the new
night-time color is acceptable.
The new lights are expected to
be Installed In several weeks
after more studies are prepared ror tbe City Council.
The Ught.8 will be put in at no
cost to the city by a Westminster
electrical firm. At the end of the
testing period, the city can re·
turn the lights or purchase the m
for about $3,500.
Life e>epectancy o( the new de·
vices Is more than 18.000 hours
or four and one-half years.
The present lights require
replacement every 11lx months
or 2,000 hour~
The experiment ls planned for
part or the lighting system that
la owned by the city.
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Five Marines aboard a large
transport helicopter based at the
M a rine Corps Air S tation
< hl'11 copter 1 1n Tustin were
killed instantly Monday after-
noon when the twin rotor craft
crashed and burned near 29
Pa lms .
Officials have not yet iden·
l ifted the dead or confirmed
whether any of ttle five were sla·
tioncd locally
The m arines had JUSl refueled
a nd we r e hcadin ~ hack to
Yuma. An w na when the crash
ocC'urred. The craft went down
about 20 miles south of t he
desert citv m the Pinto Basin area
of .Jo:.hua Tree National Monu·
menl. a spokesman~a1d.
The fi ve were on a routine
training night connected with a
maJOr training operation being
conducted at the Yuma Ma rine
Corps Air Station. Officials said
equipment from a ll over the
country was brought in for lbe
operation a nd as manned by
many different Marines while
there .
The cause of the crash is still
undt!r investigation. offtc1ab
said. ·
Strike Bid Denied
REDWOOD CITY <AP1 -A
San Mateo County j udli(e has re·
fused to g r ant a t emporary
restraimn~ order to hall the
teachers' strike in six suburban
San Francisco high schools.
Coast
Weather
Sunny through Wednes-
day but some low c loudb
nig ht throug h m i d ·
morning ho u r R. Lows
tonight 62 to 65. Highs
Wednesday 68 lo 72.
INSID E T ODA l'
Colifomla'a CO<Utal Com.
mluton i.t under the heovieat
cnhcann smcc ft wo.s created
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thE' lll W8 I.hat hm1ted Ckwcll '~
sente nce to les~ than hr~ 1n
pre on. Judge Knight added .
"Society \bat adopts h1wi. like
this ls rut :uc-k ai. you are, Mr.
Clewell."
Judge Kmght noted that had
CleweU been guilty of kidnap for
r obbery he would have been
eligible for a lire term
But kidnap for rape limits the
number of years the Judge can
affix to the sentence .
Clewell. a five-foot four-inch
bespec-tacled man, seemingly
nodded in agreement as Judge
Knight calmly and quietly
decried the laws that limited Uie
sentencing.
He was shackled about the
wais t and wrists a s well as
ankles wi\b heavy chains and
handc uffs. The somber deren·
dant wore th e blue .jai l
s weatshirt denotmg he is in pro.
tective custody, protected from
harm by inmates who trudi·
t1onally ::.eek lhl'tr own form or
v('n~eancc on child molc!'ltcr~
f''or \h:wcll , 11 was lht: third
t ame s ince 1970 Ill' ha::. stood
before a JUdge and been sent to
:in institution a rt(•r sexuallv a~
:-..rnlling and beating youn~ girls
The fi~t two orrenscs. in 1970
<tnd 1973, ended with him hean~
d eC'l ared a mentally dibordered
:-.c>. urrt'nder a nd tx-ing sent to
Ata::.c ade ro State I losp1tal for
treatment.
However. after Clewell con
fessed to the assault of the 13
year-old El Toro girl, Judge
Knight r efused to have him
d eclared me ntally disordered
and ins is ted the c riminal
cha rges carry the full brunt of
t•nminal law.
fl may be that the 28 year old
man will spend his ::.e nle nce at
V<JrC1v11lc• State llosp1Lul when.•
he will tx· treated
Wife Hacked
To Death
Over Divorce?
MONTEREY PARK (AP>
Richard Liau was apparently
distraught about his wife's plans
to seek a divorce when he al·
tegcdly hacked her to death with
a meal cleaver, a switchblade
and a ste ak knife, police said to·
day
L1au, 32. who also allegedly
s tabbed himselt, was reported in
guarded condition t oday at
Garfield Hospital No charges
have been filed ln the case.
Detective Robert O'Connor
s aid Maggie Shi-Mei t .. iau, 23,
w as found h acked S un
day at her hus band's home in
this Los Angeles s uburb. The
couple had been separated and
Mrs . Llau was planning lo seek
a d1vorre, O'Connor said
lie said various notes and
c om mun1 cal1ons to lawyers
showed Liau was upset about
those divorce plans.
Mrs. Liau died at County USC
Medical Cente r about 1 a,..J hours
afte r she was admitted Sund1ty.
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Two Execs
Resign at
Oumnel 50
Thl' rc·sa~n.itaon of two KOCE
TV Channel 50 c)(ccut1ve.~ was
ro nrarmed Mo nday by Jim
Cooper. director of community
uffams for the public television
station located at Golden West
College.
John Gregory, who was dlrec·
tor of development, has taken a
new job as director of public re-
lations for KCET. Channel 28.
Gregory, also publisher ol
Foru m Fifty, the KOCE-TV
monthly magaiine . has been
with lhe s tation three a nd one·
half ye1trs. He left the station
Sept. 8
Mike Stockstill. editor or
Forum Fifty, also 1s leaving the
station lo join the public affairs
staff of the Irvine Company.
Cooper said.
Stockstill, who has been wilh
the s tatjon nearly three years,
will leave Oct. 1.
Cooper said that the resigna.
lions do not point to any chan.ges
in direction for KOCE or for lhe
monthly magazine.
"It 1s Jus t a coincidence lhal
lhcy arc lcavmg at the same
11mt.'. ·· C0<11>er said. "We a re
lllirr'y Lr'~(!(' the m go "
·oopcr ~aJd lhut replacements
for G rl·~ory and Stockstill have
not been !>C'l<.'ckd yet
The fo'orum fo'lrty magazine 1s
dastributt•d moolhly lo support.
ang memtx-rs of KOCE. IL pro-
vides program RUldes for the
station and articles on Orange
County uffairs.
Ch:.innel 50 was estahlished by
lhe Coast Community College
01::.lrict in 1972 as an educational
station
It also has produced college
course::. for c.'red1t which are dis·
tnbuted nationwide.
Man Found
Guilty in
Pimp Slaying
An Orangl· County Superior.
Court 1ury Monclta y found 23·
year -old Edward Harrell guilty
of murder Monday tn the 1977
:.tabbing death of Santa Ana
pimp James Harbin
lta rrell was con victed of
m urrlc r and six other folony
cuunth related to the s lnying.
Ile was the second man coo·
v1cted in I.he case and three ad·
d1t1onal defendant::. will ::itand
t rial next week
Earlie r, George Lamar King.
30, of Seattle, was convicted or
thl' murder and sentenced to Jifc
in prison.
It was King who was the key
prosecution witness at Harrell's
tria I.
He testified that Harrell or·
dered thl• killing done 10 revenge
ror the beating of a prostitute
but sat in a car outside the
apartment whe n Ha rbin was
stabbed l.O death.
When Harbin was killed, ;_1
prostitute inside has apartme nt,
Sandra Cree, was also knifed but
lived to testify ngainst Kin~.
County
Jobless
Rate Up
Orungl' County '~ uncmploy·
mt"nt rnle JumJ>cd to 6.2 percent
In AuQ1i:o.t. accordana to figure~
rel~dst•tl today by the :.t at
Em p loy ment OeYe lo pm ent
Department
The dtmb set the C'Ounty's un.
1!mployment rute ut a two-year
high and contlnutd a trend or
more une mployment that began
in late June.
Still. Orange County's un·
Pmployment rate remains the
lowest among California's maJor
metropolitan counties and 1s still
under the state average, 7.4 per·
t'ent.
The state report said there
were an estimated 61,300 Orange
County residents without jobs
las t month
Em ploy m e nt 0 U1 ce
:.pokesman Jack Yelton blamed
some of I.he climb In unemploy-
ment on the impact of Proposi·
lion 13, noting the number or
government employees dropped
in August.
Yelton said the department
expects the county's e mploy·
ment scene to show improve·
ment in September wheo
teachers not hired as expected
for s ummer sessions return to
their jobs.
Boycott Cuts
Tunwutfor
L4Schoo/,s
LOS ANGELES (AP > -Scat-
tered picketing, late buses and
apparent low student turno ut en·
couraged by a last-m inute
boycott rally accompanied
today's start of a massive inte-
g ration plan in the nation ':.
second largest i.chool district.
A threaten ed <:la:.::.room
boycott by angry parents ap
peared to be laking s hape as
some buses left their lai:;t pickup
spots and headed for freeways
and their cross-town exchange•
school with only a handful or stu
dents aboard.
Today's busing ended a bitter
15-year-struggle to begin inte·
gration in the s prawling 711-
square·mile school district. Most
or the 2,000 buses involved in th('
controversial plan took off about
10 minutes late from starting
points. Olh(!rs ran later ab they
h1t morning t raffic.
In the far reaches of thl· pre·
domina ntly white San Fernando
Valley. ::.tudcnts waited at as -
signed bus stops for mr>rc than a
half-hour before giving up and
going home. police l\aid.
Police were inves ligaltng re-
ports of a minor trarfic acc1
de nt without injuries involving a
school bus in West Los Angeles,
but no maJor problems were re
ported as the busel\ traveled con-
gested freeways.
"Everything seems to be run
ning s moothly," said srhool
board President Howard Miiier
"There are no difficulties at all
We will be announcing t hat
school ope ned uneventfully,
peacefully and well."
More than 62,000 fourth ·
throu~h-eighth grade students
we~assigned to bus rides of up to o hours roundtrip across
the district, goographically the
nat on 's largest.
O nl y 13 o f 62 s tudent s
scheduled to ride one bus lcav
Ing from the San Fe rna ndo
Valley were abQ.ard when the
vehicle made its -..._!>t stop and
headed for Che fref'way. In a
heavily Mexican-American area
on the city's East Side, only half
of the students expected al onl'
stop boarded their b~
Hughes Conspiraq
'No Contest' Pleas
Entered by Aides
LAS Vt::CAS IAP\ -The
personal phyi11c-lan and R former
aide to I.he latt' Howard Hughes
have changed their pleas from
innocent lo no ronte t to federal
chargeR that they s upplied the
late industrialist with codeine
for nearly the last 20 years or his
life.
Dr. Norman Crane, 72, and
John M llolmeR, 62, both of Los
Angeles. were indicted lul
March on cons piracy char1es .
Thev alle~edly supplied ffuah~
with codeine on about 600 dif·
ferc-nt OC<'os1on • f rom 1955
through 1974
They are l'!Chcduled for ~n·
lenclnR on Oc:t. 23, and unde r a
pica bargaining agreeme nt
reached Monday tr1e government
will recommend probation for the
two
The Indictment alle1ed that
Crane would write Holme11 pre.
'lc·riptlon::. for codclnt' phosphate
and empirm rodeine which he
would have Wied at a drugstore
and then give to Hughes.
Hughes, who died April 5, 1976
on an emergency Jet flight from
hh; hideaway at Acapulco. Mex.
lco to a hospital at Houston. Tex·
as, would either taku the codeine
orally or would inject himself 1n
the arm. the indictment said.
Holmes. who served as an aide
to Huahcs 17 years. testified in
the Mormon Will trial here in
December that he had s een
Hughe11 inject him11elf two days
before he died of kidney failure
lie said the drug probably wa6
codeine.
The Indictment alle1ed that
Hughtt and Crane u ed t-hree
oth e r Kushc• aides In the
purported plot nut none of I.he
three wu Indicted.
Crane and Holmes had faced a
mnlmum penalty of 15 yeart or
o $2.S.000 fine or both
Wire Crossed
Phone F oulup Proteat,ed
.. Chiropractor John Caroompas of NeW1>0rt Buch
would like the telephone company lo take care of the party
lint' problems he's been having for the past three months .
BUT THE FOLKS at Ma Bell don't seem lo be able to
do much about it. so Car oompas went to police Monday.
According to the re port he filed. someone bas
managed lo tie Into both his personal and bu.slne&s
telephone lines. •
He said that since June, he's answered his phone only
to h<.'ar a male voice already on the line, advlslng callers
that Curoompas 1:> no longer lo business, is not available or
that he's dead
THE ClllROPRACTOlt says that when he's objected,
the voice has ordered him off the line.
Police. llke phone company otflciala, are at a I06I lo
explain the interference.
School Board
Eyes Bid for
Sale of Site
Huntington Beach Union High
School District trustees will con·
sider a $.114,000 bid tonight by a
firm lhat wants to buy a 1.1 acre
abandoned former district office
site.
The school board will meet in
the c urrent dis trict he ad·
quarters. 5201 Bolsa Ave., Hunt·
1ngton Ucach
Huntington P acific, a sub·
s1diary of the Huntington Beach
Compa ny. outbid the Church of
Religious Science Aug. 11 when
sealed bids were opened.
The Huntington Heach Com·
pany once owned the property.
at the northeast comer or 17th
Street and Utica Avenue . but
:;old it in 1920.
J ack Wallace, a Huntington
Beach Co mpany official. said he
doesn ·t remember how much his
firm sold the parcel for back
then, "but 1t wasn't much since
oil wasn't discovered here until
a few years later ."
Wallace s aid hii:; firm has not
det>1dcd what lo use the property
for but indicated that the com·
pany owns many s ma ll parcels
an lhl' area near the Huntington
lieach Civic Center and Hunt·
ington Beach High School.
School Board President Zita
Wcssa said trustees have ten·
tatively agreed to use the funds
trom the sale of the property for
athletic facilities at newly COD·
s truc l ed Ocean View High
School.
Carter Effort
With Israel
Bears Fruit?
CA MP DAVID. Md <API
President Curter is making a
"giRanta c effort" to gain COO·
tesi.1ons from Israel but there is
no evidence that he is succeed-
1 n g 1n hi s uph i ll q u est,
diplomauc sources said today.
"fl is too early to make a
Judgment either way," said one
officia l. asking not to be iden·
tified "But getting Is rael to
move has been the problem a ll
along, even before the s ummit
began "
A meeting announced for Mon-
day night between the U.S. and
Egyptian d e legations was
postponed without explanation.
However. Carter arranged to
meet with Egypt's Anwar Sadat
today.
With Carter act ing as go.
between. there has been no lace·
t o-race conference involving
Sadat and Is rae l's Menachem
Begin since Thursday.
F,....P11pAI
TRIANGLE •.
s torm y a r gume nts that he
thought ended late at night on
Laguna Canyon Road with his
wife in h(!r car headed back lo
Los Angeles.
But a rew hours later. Shelton
testified, he saw bis wire again.
this time st.anding In darkness
with a gun in her hand shouting
hjs name.
i;-,.._p~AI
FILES .••
excellent job m Fountain Valley
for the pas t 12 years.·· the
mayor said.
But Mayor Pro Tem Roger
Stanton said he did not support
Adler's statement released Mon·
day.
Adler said he drafted the
statement. and asked the other
counc ilmen to give him their
comments.
·' l told them I would not be a
party lo the statement.·· Stanton
said Monday Stanton said he
would comment further on the
pro blems between the city ad·
minis tration and employees at a
later date.
On the District Attorney's
prob e into the mi ssi ng
psychological tests. Stanton
would only say that the invesliga·
lion is "very appropriate ...
Neal. Adler and Stanton would
not speculate publicly oo wbo
might have taken tbe missing
files.
Navy Copter
Fire Fought
WASfUNGTON fAP> -
A Navy utility helicopter
caught fire over c-om·
muter-crowded highways
today. but landed on the
Pentagon helipad where
firemen extinguished the
blaze without injury to
rou r c rewmen a nd a
passenger.
Capt. Robert Bowman, a
Pentagon spokesm an, said
the Navy H-3 helicopter
c-a ught fire while on its
way to refuel aft.er dis·
charging Navy passengers
near the Pentagon. The
helicopter had nown from
the Norfolk. Va., Naval
Air Station.
The he licopter was
c limbi ng over an in·
terlocklng ne twork o f
highways running past the
Pentagon. 1bose roads are
choked with automobiles
at about the time the fire
occurred.
(erb-di-lee)
Mangers
Hails
Lab Test
Results of laboratory tests re·
vealing no pollution of Bolsn
Chica Lagoon. wildlife preservt'
water s brought pret ise today
from Assemblyman Deno1i;
Mangers of Huntington Beach,
who initiated the probe.
He issued a statement com·
m e nding Amlnoi l USA Inc .
which recycles oilfield wast.e on
the easte rn s h o re o r the
sanctuary. The firm contended
all along that no environment.al
ha rm was done.
The freshman Democratic
le gis lator demanded a n in·
ves t1gation in mid-July into
possible water pollution by the
oilfield coolant mud. He also
criticized dumping of refuse by
lhe public in the area
"I'm pleased a t the outcome ."
Assemblyman Mangers said lo·
duy after studying the report by
a Pasadena-based firm that dis-
counted any water pollution
s tem ming from the oilfie ld
work.
.. Whe re the company was
wrong, we let ·em have it and
where they were right. we were
pleased." said Mangers .
Am inoil spokesmen conceded
ot the out.set that some of their
own employes were among the
general public laking advantage
of the area as a dumping ground
for domestic-refuse.
Guards were posted to keep
dumpers out and the oil firm
t"leaned up the area bordering
the fa~oon preserve
Results of the lab tests en
which fish are placed 1n varyinj{
degrees or solution mixed with
the oilfield waste products and
water showed there is no loXJC
effect.
Am inoil spokesman John
Ryan has contended this was the
case, but Mangers who is run·
ning for re-election. insisted lhe
couoty·s Gene ral Se rvac-e
div1s1on dealing with solid waste
management make sur<'
"Since we hav<' had our own
labs testing lht• sub!o>lOJnre and
have continuous ly monitored all
oil-related act1 v1ties . Aminml
has been confide nt of being
within the confines of California
State Wa ter Quality Control
Board permits.·· Ryan said.
Ma ngers initiated the in·
vestigation after a helicopter
Oy-over arranged by Huntington
Beach City Councilman John
Thom as.
Northern Rain
Perils Grapes
SAN FRANCISCO CAPt
Vintners say an unseasonally
wet w eekend i n N orthern
California has left a promis ing
1978 grape crop "right o n the
brink or disaster ...
Until the rain of the past week,
northe rn wine gro we r s an -
ticipated a normal crop and ex·
c-eHent quality
However, without a clearing
trend now losses "will be very,
very serious." according to W1ne
master J o hn Pa r ducc1 o f
Parducc1 Wine Cellars in Ukiah
"The next two or three days will tell ..
Sadat Criticized
BONN, West Germany (API
-Syria's Pres ident Hafez As·
sad has blasted Egyptian Pres1·
de nt Anwar Sadat's Mideast
peace initiative and the Camp
David Summit, saying there can
be no peace until "lhe rights of
thl' PaJestinians" are restored
and occupied Arab lands re-
turned.
NEW AND IMPROVED
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HERB SNACK SPREAD
A W...11 ef Cf9lftl c:a.... fiM llertll tn~ 'ficn.
3.59LaCUT
7.75wHOLE
2% LB. PllCG.
FASHION ISLAND
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~ VOL. 71 . NO. 2SS 3 SECT IONS 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALtFORNIA TUESDAY; SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 TEN CENTS
Viejo Rapist Draws 20 'f Years '
lh GAltV CllA \'ll,Lt" . °'-~"'-'"'" Wurtt•11 Oult• l'lt•"'t•ll 28, or
M 1i.:.11m \ l\'Jll "'"' , .. nt('nrt·d to
da) to :..10 \t'ah jnct four months
111 ,1,1ta pn-.on for tht' rapt· anct
bt•nltnlit of ,, 1.1 \t'..tr old to.I I oro
.:1rl ht'I MJ} Ill
Judge: 'You Are UnfittoLiveinSociety'
man will spend his sentence fat
Vaca ville State Hospital where
he will be lreat~d .
J udge Knight said he hopes
that will be the case so that
there might be "at least a mirn·
cle chance" that when Clewell ii.
freed there will be some safety
fo r society. \\ ht•O 't'fllt•1H·1n1t r lf'"'l'll
Oran.:1· r ount \ su,wnot t 'ourt
Jutli.!t' W<irn·n II Kn1.:ht "ud If 1t 1,1,l-'rt• >Allh1n m\ pt)v.t•r lo do ... o 1 "'ouht ~t'nh:nn.· vou to
h ft• Ill 1)1 '"'"'
· You arc unfit lo ""'' 1n our
'O('ll'lY but ~ mut·h JI\ 1 hale to
..,~y ... o )OU 'hlll :.oml' d,1y be re
turnt•d to the strt't'll\
If h1htor\ rt 1w 11t!> itself.
'>Offit>"'hert-there 1:. etn infant
.:1rl 1n a rnh who somcduy will
h;;iv"' ht r body v1olah:d ttnd her
head be&ten In by you "
Em pbaswng h1h <.11i1da1n ror
the l&Wb that hm1ted Clewell 's
scnten,·e lo less than life sn
prison, Judge Knight added,
"Society that adopts laws like
th1:. 1:. a:. sick a:. you are, Mr
Clewell "
Judge Knight noted that had
Clewell been guilty of kidnap for
robbery he would have been
eli~tble for a life term
But kidnap for rape limits the
number or years the judge can .. mx to ttw> sentence .
Clewell, a five.fool four-inch
bespectacled ma n. seemingly
nodded Ul agreement as Judge
Knight calmly a nd quietly
decried the laws that limited the
sentencing.
He was shackled about the
wais t and wrists as well as
ankles wiU1 heavy chains and
handcuffs. The somber defen·
Battle Flares Anew
Somoza Troops Hunt Leftist Force
MANAGUA. Nicaragua (APl
lleavy fighting raged today in
the t'mbattled city of Masaya,
where national guard troops
were reported advancing house
to house under heavy sniper fire
to Foot out leftist g uerrillas
fig hting to overthrow the fa mily
d1 ctators h1p o f Pre~iden t
Anastasio Somoza
R ed Cross workers a nd
1ournalists wen~ barred from en·
tt'rin i.e the ci t y . a r ebe l
stron~hold 18 miles northwest of
Managua. hut the soun<.I or gun-
fin• could be h~ard from the
vantagt' pornt of a national
g u a rd b<1rr1c ac1c outsi d e
Masaya.
Troops 1n this capital city,
,
meanwhile, reported discover·
ang what they descr ibe d as
"enormous" caches of rebel
weapons as they pressed their
se a rch for guerr illas 1n
Managua.
In Masaya late Monday ,
helicopter gunships strafed the
Sandinista g uerrillas and
Somoza's soldiers dashed from
doorway lo doorway, trying to
evade the rifle fire of guerrilla
snipers. There was no letup in
the din of machine.gun and rifle
fi re and bomb explosions.
Refugees reported the city of
40.000 was without electricity
and running water.
A military source said the reb-
el we apons caches h ere in-
Wire Crossed
Phone F oulup Protested
Chiropractor J ohn Caroompas of Newport Beach
would J)ke the telephone company to take care of the party
line problems he's been having for the past three month~.
BUT THE FOLKS at Ma Bell don't seem lo be able lo
do much about 1l, so Caroompas went lo police Monday.
According to the re port he filed, someone has
m anaged lo lie into both his personal and business
lt·lephone lines.
Ile said that s ince June. he 's ans wered his phone only
to hear a mule voice already on the line, advising callers
that Caroompas 1s no longer in bus iness, is not available or
that he 's dead.
TH E CHJROPRACTOR says that when he's objected,
th<.' voice has ordered him off the line.
Police. like phone company officials. are at a Joss lo
explain lhe interference.
Irvine Embroiled
In Zoning Hassle
A zoning proposal for an
Irv ine industria l area has
generated conflicting data about
the effects of the zoning upon
traffic density. and an attempt
by one city councilman lo dis-
credit another from votin g.
The matter goes before the
council tonight, al 7:30.
The applicant for the zone
cha nge is the Koll Compan y,
which wanL'i to develop a pro-
fessional office building on prop-
erty owned by t~e Bertea
Corp .. whose headquarters is ad·
jacent to the site, at Michelson
Drive and Von Karman Avenue.
The 15-acre property is zoned
for research and light industry.
PIANO PUYED
SVCCESS TVNE
"The best music my piano
ever made was on its way out
the door. with money on the way
in."
That's the advertising success
experience of a Costa Mesa man
who ran this ad in the DaHy
Pilot :
Yamaha Piano. Ebony.
Mdl P2, 5 yrs. xlnt. N~w
$\99~. Soll Sl l991orr
'<XX·XXXX
H you want your instrument.
to m ake sales success mu!Uc,
call 642-5678. A friendly ad-
viser will help write the score.
It only lakefl a few words to
make big music in the Dally
Pllot
According to Planning Direc
tor Eddie Peabody. who is rec-
om roending denial of the zone
change, if the Koll Company is
a llowed to build bus iness and
professional offices, the city
would collect less revenue and
traffic would be increased .
However. Councilman Arthur
Anthony said in a memorandum
to the city manager that he
thinks Peabody's r eport is
·'seriously defi cient in several
ways."
Anthony said Peabody's con·
tentions were offered without
traffic analyses eithe r sup·
portive or opposed to his recom·
mendation.
The Koll Company Itself dis·
pules Peabody's claims about
revenues and traffic. Under ex·
isling zoning Koll officials
argue. the Bertea Corp. would
have been allowed to expand its
orfices onto the properly.
Anthony bas emerged as the
(See ZONING, Page A2>
Materials Stolen
From Irvine Site
A thief toted away 30 sheets of
plywood, 60 lengths of board and
100 reel of electrical cord from
an Irvine construction site, a
building company told police
Monday.
Wilson Elllott, a s upervisor for
Saffell and McAdam Inc., told
police the weekend theft W8!J the
third in three weeks. He valued
the loss at •10. The building site
is at 2111 Buslness Center Dri\te,
In the lr\flne industrial complex.
duded a utomatic rifles. rockets,
hom e made noise bombs and
Molotov cocktails. The weapons
we re found in several rebel
hideouts, the source said
Fighting also was reported in
the cities of Leon and Esleli, and
sporadic shooting and explosions
could still be heard in Managua
as the capital's central market
and gas stations closed for the
first li me in the 18-day-old
general strike against Somoza.
Reports from medical sources
and visitors to hospitals indicat-
ed a l least 100 dead in the
Manag ua area. but many of
them apparently were brought
in from other areas.
<See BA'ITLE, Page A2l
Fewer Jobs
Recorded
In County
Orange County 's unemploy-
ment rate jumped to 6.2 percent
in August, according lo fi gures
released today by the state
E m p loyment De ve lopment
Department.
The climb set the county's un-
e mployment rate at a two-year
high and continued a trend of
more unemployment that began
in late June.
Sti II , Orange County's un·
employment rate remains the
lowest among California's major
metropolitan counties and is sliU
under the slate average, 7.4 per·
cent.
The s tate report said there
were an estimated 61.300 Orange
County residents without jobs
last month.
Empl oy m e n t o ffi ce
spokes man Jack Yelton blamed
som e of the climb in unemploy-
ment on the impact of Proposi-
tion 13. noting the number of
government employees dropped
in August.
Yelton said the department
expects the county's employ·
ment scene to show improve-
ment in September whe n
teachers not hired as expected
for s ummer sessions return to
their jobs.
Northern Rain
Perils Grapes
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -
Vintners say an unseasonally
wet weekend in Northern
California has left a promising
1978 grape crop "right on lhe
brink of disaster."
Until the rain of the past week,
northern wine g rowers an·
ticipated a normal crop and ex-
cellent quality.
However, without a clearing
trend now losses "will be very,
very seriouil," according to wine
mas t er J ohn Parducci or
Parduccl Wine Cellars in Ukiah.
"The next two or three days will
tell."
Meetings Changed
T he Irvine Tran sportation
Com m ission hat moved itl
meeting dates, from Monday• to
the seco nd and f o ~rth
Wednesdays of the month. The
next meetini of the <!Om mission Is
Wednesday, Sepe.. 27.
d an t wore the blue .Ja i l
sweatshirt denoting he is in pro-
tective custody, protected from
harm by inmates who tradi·
tionally seek their own form of
vengeance on child molesters.
For Clewell, it was the third
time since 1970 he has stood
before a judge and been sent to
an institution aft.er sexually as·
saulting and beating young girls .
The first two offenses, in 1970
and 1973, ended with him being
declared a mel'ltally disordered
sex offender and being sent to
Atascadero State Hos pital for
treatment.
However. after Clewell con·
fessed to the assault o( the l3·
year·old El Toro girl. J udge
Knight refused to have him
declared mentally disordered
and insisted the c riminal
charges carry the full brunt of
criminal law.
It may be that the 28-year-old
The Judge noted that with time
off for good behavior Clewell
will be eligible for release in IJ
years '
.. f trust that you will receive
some form of treatment that can
give assurances lo society lhal
the terrible things that happened
in this case won 't be repeated ...
lhe judge said
Irvi ne city maintenance men work to pre·
pare Heritaae Park Aquatics Complex
50-meter pool for s cheduled reopening
next week. Man in center hose . down Po<>l
floor while man at s ide adjusts nuts and
bolts that help to keep sides at proper
Olympic measurements. Cily had earlier
been frustrated because pool measured an
inch s hort of required length, and did
quickie stretch job.
Whites Boycott Irvine Mulls Pact
School m u On Animal Shelter Begim Bwing
LOS ANGELES <AP) Scat·
tered picketing. poor attendance
by whitt:s and bus delays of
more than an hour accompanied
today's otherwise peaceful start
of a massive integration plan in
the nation 's s econd largest
school district.
A thre atene d c lassroom
boycott by angry parents ap-
peared lo have m aterialized as
m any buses arrived at cross·
town exchange schools with only
a handful or students aboard.
Most of the partially filled
buses were those which left the
pre domina ntly white San
Fernando Valley for innei:-cily
m inority schools.
Attendance was heavier for
minority students traveling in
the other direction , however.
Of the distric t 's 570,000-
student enrollment, 35 percent is
His panic, 34 percent white, 24
percent black and 7 percent
Asian.
<See BOYCOTI', Page AZ>
Much Ado
Over Tic/Mt
SANTA CRUZ CAP) -A
man who hadn't paid a
parkin' ticket led officers
from six different law en-
forcement agencies on a
high.speed chase between
here and Oakland, leaving
a 70-mile trail of wrecked
squad cars behind him.
Bruce Enix, 23, of Santa
Cruz, finally crashed on
California 17 and was ar·
rested Monday on a host of
traffic violaUons and for
investigation of assault
with a deadly weapon on a
peace officer, the hlpway
patrol reported.
The deadly weapon was ~nlx'~.c.at. which he used to .. ram 1'1• caravan or durners. officers aald.
'rwo petrolmen au1ttlded 'minor bumps land bTul.1tet
In ae'tdent.s alotl1 the
route.
The Irvine City Council will be
asked tonight to approve an
agreement with a Laguna Beach
veterinarian for an animal
shelter to be used until Irvine
opens a municipal facility.
El Toro Man
Fights Swim
Pool Builders
An El Toro man has picked up
the cudgel for "the little guys"
in a battle to force swimming
pool construction companies to
complete performance.
Roger Lombardi of 25172
Pizarro Road sought help Mon·
day night from the Saddleback
Area Coordinating Cou ncil
CSACC>. vowing he will seek
county or state legislation to as·
sure future pool purchasers that
they'll get what they pay for .
"They C Blue Lagoon l last
worked on it Aug. 3." he alleged
The company subsequently filed
bankruptcy, be s aid, and sub·
contractors h ave placed
mechanics liens against the
project.
Lombardi said he has paid
$4,600 for an incomplete pool and
may have to pay more lo the
subcontractors who allegedly
were not paid by Blue Lagoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Juan Gomez ol
23716 Brasilia St .. Mission Viejo.
said they have been left in a
similar position after paying out
$16.300 to1he company.
Lo mbardi, who 3ppe ared
belore the SACC executive
board to make lt aware or pool
problems and seek advice, said
be rel>reaentl 100 people who are
having pool construction prob·
le ms lnOran1eCounty.
He sai~ he "raised some hell"
over hit own problems. was
'Writte" •tio.al ln 3 newspaper and 1UbMQuently has recelv~
calls from iraie partial.pool
owoers.
DayMi PhllllPS. assistant re· f!!liee POOLS. Page A2>
Police Chief Leo Peart, whose
office is handling negoti ations
with the veterinarian, Dr Rose
Ekeber~. estimates the city will
need her Laguna Canyon Road
buildings and holding pens for
about three years
Cost to the city is Sl .000 per
month, some of which will be re·
covered through fee!' charged to
owners cla1mmi! their pets or to
pe rsons adopting animals
Irvine currently is using a
shelter owned by the City or
Laguna Beach. which. a l one
tim e. used Or. Ekeberg's facih·
ty. They parted after " dispute
involving a proposed parking
lot.
P earl estimated that, with
minor repairs a nd improve·
ments yet lo be made to Dr
Ekeberg's Canyon Kennels. the
city can begin operations m
November.
Until then. the Lagund Beach
anim al s helter , only a few
blocks away. will continue t.o be
used
Coast
Weather
Sunny through Wednes·
day but some low clouds
n•gh l throu g h mid -
m orning hour~ Low ~
tonight 62 to 65 Hi gh~
Wednesday 68 to 72
I NSIDE TODA 't'
Cali/ol'1tla's Coastal Com·
m11.non 1s undeT the heavtest
criticism lince it WCJ.! created
Jn 191~. See Page A9
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Onofre Plant Due
2-Month Shutdown
S AN ONOFRE <AP >
Refueling of the rad1oact1ve core
will s hut down t he San Onofre
nudc1ff power plant for almost
two months, starting Friday, a
s pokes man says.
Oa ve Barron of Southern
Ca hfomia Edison Company sald
workmen will "let lhlnKs cool off
a rcw days and then they start
working deep down in a large pit
under 40 feet of water."
.. Down in there is the reactor
Fro• Page Al
BOYCOTT. •
Onl y 1:1 <1f 1:2 !'.t ud c n t:.
i.ch1•rl ulccf to ride one bus leav-
mg from the Vall ey were aboard
wht:n thr vt:hicle made its last
i.top and hc<td(•d fo r lhl' congest-
ed frt><'wa y!'.
T od ay's bui;1nR of 62,000
-fourth-through-eighth grader~
l'ndcd a bitter 15 year court fight
Io b egin 1ntt•g rat1on 1n thl'
~prawl1n g 711 -square milt:
i.c·hool cftstrict. geographically
th<' nation's large:.t
•
In the oukr n·al·heb of the San
1-'t•rna ncfo Vallcy, youngi.ter:.
.ind pan •nt:. \H 'rt' lc•ft v. a1tmg for
up to ;i n h11ur at abs1gned bu:-.
stop' bt'fon· bt:mg picked up
Som1· parenL'I Just gav1· up and
look I ht·1r c·hildrt.'n homt·
('om1M1undtng the delay~ wa:.
ru 'h hour traffic o n the
It 1•1•w<1vs . Four minor tralfil' ac· <·1Ch·nt~· involving s chool buses
w,·re n •ix11tC«J, hut pohl'e s aid no
11111• wa:. injurt•d .
Sl'lll lt:red 1>icketing a lso wa:.
rC'portcd. as well as one shouting
uwicknt mvolvinf{ u parent and
a :-.1tuallon where a bus driver
w11!'. forl'cd to slam hi:. door in
tilt' fuN• of un irntc parent
Hui IJy mu.lmorning. most stu-
d1.·nts had urrtvcd safely at their
des t111 at1ons and Mayor Tom
Rradlc•y and Board P resident
lloward Miller hailed the start
111 sl'hool a!'. successful
· 1 · m most ple ased by the
n':.ponse of the people of Los
/\ngek :-.." said Bradley. "I'm
vt•ry pleased al the way this has
all come together. the way the
comm unity has come together "
A:.kcd about :-.ome huse:-. run-
r11n~ near empty. he said, "I
cton 't antirlpatc any s ignificant
hoytolt I think the overwhelm·
1ng majority of people in this ci·
ty a re 1otoing lo obey the law
wl1<·t her or not they hke it."
SC'hool dislr1 r l offi cial& said
ultendanCt' f1gur<'1> would not be
;1vailable until late afte rnoon.
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<'OVeT , with the ruel below it,"
Barron s aid Monday "They
have to lift it out with cranes
and pul 1t into another lank to
be r eadied for s hipment and
processing."
A fresh load of Uranium-235
and plutonium produces about 11
million kilowatt-ho urs of elec·
tricity in 24 hours. he said.
A bout o ne -third of the
material will be removed and
taken lo a Ge neral E lectric
Company plant 10 Morris, Ill .. to
be made into other nuclear fuel.
The San Onofre plant is ownc.'CI
80 percent by So uth e rn
California Edison and 20 percent
by San Diego Gas and Electric
Company. While it is shut down,
power will be produced by other
plants in the are;.i.
Man Poisoned
By Umbrella?
LONDON t/\P J -Scotland
Ya rd is in ve!.l1gat1 n g t he
mysterious dt·ath of a Bulgarian
r1 e f ect or -v. ho a Lundo n
ncw:.paper su1d m uy hav<.· been
;.illac ked with a po1:-.on-t1pped
umbr ell a
Geor;.1 Ivan Markov, a 49·
year old aulhor who w1Jrked for
the British Broadcas ting Corp
after fleeing lo the Wei>t in 1969,
d ied Monday in St . Jamcs's
Hospital.
Th1.· London Di.uly Mail said
Markov told friends he was wail·
ing Lo board a bus Thursday
when "a man appt:ared out of
nowhere with an umbrella C!Od
1abbt>d him on the outside of hii.
t'ight thigh ...
BATTLE •.•
Convoys of national gua rd
trucks and jeeps armed with
m achine guns passed Into
Masaya on Monday night A bar·
r ic ade of rocks and debris
formed a checkpoint for the na-
tional guard. Nicaragua's army.
which barred all civilian traffi c
and kept the city hidden from
view behind a hill.
The soldiers rounded up re·
porters in Masaya o n Monday
a fternoon and look them out of
the city, scaled it off to outsiders
including the Rc.'<1 Cross. then
launched a n att ack . F our
journalists were fi red on hy an
army helicopter but none were
hit.
The fighting in Masaya erupt
ed Saturday 111ght as part of a
coordinated attack on smaller
army and police posts in m ost of
the Central American nation's
cities. The Sandinista guerrillas
drove the guardsmen and police
from the posts, then waited In
hiding to Qmbush the reinforce-
ments who were sent to man the
posts.
Reports from Eateli, 90 miles
n orth o f Manag ua , we r e
sketchy. Telephone communica-
tions were cut Sunday nlaht, but
a refugee s~id Monday that
fighting waR still heavy and that
he had seen five truckloads of
Ruerrlllws approachlnR from the
north.
Security precautlon 11 In
Managua were extrt>mely Ut ht.
The Hote l Intercontinental,
normally Oood-UL al nlsht and a
prominent feature on the
Managua 11kyllne, was blacked
out a nd soldiers patrolled the
roof Guest• were warned not. to
lel nny llaht fllt~r through the
heavy curtains yi their l'OOrN
0•11• .. 11 .. '~ .. -...
THIS IS OSPREY'S NEST ATOP SCHOONER'S MAST
Big Bird Homesteads In Newport H.,bor
Ch"ep Shot
Bird Calls Mmt Home
Ry JOANNE RF.YNOLDS
OI ,,_ O•tly Piiot Sl~I
When yacht broker Joseph Minney s aw what he
thought was a tree atop one of the masts of a schooner he 's
trying to sell . he figured something s trange was going on.
WHEN HE reali zed it wat. a bird nest . he wasn't en·
thus iastic about finding the bird that went with the pile of
twigs a nd branches.
"I haven't seen the bird yet ... he said today, "but I'm
not looking for it either."
The boat. the Samarang, 1:-. tied lo Minncy's mooring
JUSt off the llarbor Department hudquartcrs in Newport
llarlmr.
AN OSPREY, a b1g, st'ago1ng hawk, has huilt u nest on
the yacht's fore mast.
"I'm not pl anning to do dnylhing with the t>oat. I'm
:;till trying lo sell it," Minney sauJ
"As far as I'm l'On cerncd lhe bird c.,n stay as long as
he wants."
The O!'.prey 1s probably a she and h1rd <'xperts say 1t
takes an osprey about ftVl' weekh to hatch the two lo four
eggs she lays.
AFTER THAT 11 's <mother six to eight weeks before
the young leave their nest and t he bird move& on.
Meanwhile. Minney t·an boa-.t that he's the only broker
s clhng a boat with a h<•wk·~ nt•!-.l tn~lead of a crow's nci.t
POOLS BATTLED. • •
gional dt:JH1ty for the State Con
tru cl ors LH·eni-.c Hoa r<I , 101!1
Lorn bard1 and SACC officer:.
that his depa rtment has filc.><I a<'
lion::; ag<Jinst four pool com
panles operCtlinc In Orangl·
County.
The state has the authority to
revoke the contractors' licenses.
he said.
Phillips said actions have been
fi led ag<uns t Blue Lagoon,
Tustin-Irvine Custom Poob.
Holiday Pools and Cret.l Pools
Me anwhile, s aid Lombardi, fl
partner in the R. Tull1u:-.
Construction Company of El
Toro which builds s pas. he and
many others in the county have
been le ft with ex<.'avate ct
backyards or partially finished
pools
"I don't care for myself." ht•
s :.ii d . ··1·11 m ake it hac k
somehow. but what ahout tht· ht
the guys. They don't know whl'r1•
to turn."
Lombardi s a id he and h1:-.
group hope to line up contnu:.·
tors who will finish pools Ill ;1
"reasonable" price. hut t'laimt•<l
one woman who aln·ady hurl
paid out large sumi. for an Ill·
com ple ted pool was told :.h1•
would have to pay another firm
SS.000 to compll'lt• lht• joh
Phillips warned that rontrac
tors hes itate to pick up on
another t'Ompany 's <.'ontrarl tn
fear that the original firm will
attempt to complete the project
and file litigation.
lie also warned that many in
completed pools will be finb ht·d
eventually -that not everyone
wl II be left holding the bag I h•
suggested that pool owners i.eek
legal advice from attorneys
Phillips :mid t hat unde r a
Supreme Court ruling, fintincc
rompanies which loan money for
pool construction under arran~e
nwnls by pool contractors musl
a%urc job complet1 on
Pool buyers who arrange their
own ftn::in1·in~. though. have no
assuranl'e of t•om plelion unless
lh1· pool company posts a bond
M.D . Vandruff, a S late
L1l'cnse Board se nior deputy.
s aid pool cons truction firms ran
into trouble this yc•1ir because of
min und C<.'ment shortali(es
Holes caved in. had to be re ·
constructed and then it was ram
aga in. he :.aid. Then the price of
<'t'm <.'nt double<l
"All our complaints came in a two-m onth period begrnning in
Junt:." he said "Our only q ues·
lHln it. why did they (pool com·
pamesl keep selling pools !when
1t became difficult to fulhll then-
t•urrtml contracts 1 ·1 • •
~antic Effort'
Israel Rejects
Carter Bids?
CAMP DAVID, Md. !AP I
President Carter 1s muk1n~ u
''gigantic effort'' to gain con
cessions from Is rael but then• •~
no evidence that he is succC'cd
in g in hi s uphil l ques t .
diplomatic sour<'l'S :mid today
"It is too early to make a
judgment either way." said one
official, asking not lo be 1den
t1f1ed. "But getting Is rael to
move has been the problem all
along, even before the summit
began."
A m eeting announced for Mon
day night between the U S. und
Egyptia n de legations wa,,
postponed without explanation
Howeve r , Carter a rranged to
meet with Egypt's Anwar Sadat
today.
With Carte r acting a s go·
between, there has been no face·
to-fa ce conference involving
Sadat and Israel's Mcnachem
Begin since Thursday.
The re was no indication that
the two would meet today either.
but Jody Powe l l . orfic•al
s pok esman for the participant::.. s aid Monday lhal Carter will
bring Pres ident Sadat and
Prime Minister Begin together
JI un approprnilt• po1n1
Powell. the Whitt: Housl' prci.~
se cretar y , dis m1i.st•d a 1't•
porte r 's s uggestion lhal the·
hiatus m dirc•tl talks l)t'fwt:cn
Sad at and B1•i.:tn indicated a
slJlc mat'•
"I don't think 11 would be 1.1p
proprtate to draw t h at con
clusion." he s~ud
Powell said the s ummit had
moved 111to a time-consuming
phas e of American Egyptian
<i nd Ame 1 •can·l !>rae lt d1 ~
<·uss1ons, after a weekend re
view by a.II three delegations or
.. a ppar ent progress .. made last
week on some key 1:-.sue:.
Curter. he reported. 1s making
:in "l•vcn more tnlense effort" lO
bridge· diffe rences be twe en
E g ypt and ts rael but that
"n c •lher optimi s m nor
pess1m1:.m is justified a t lh11>
point .
As Pow('ll descri bcr1 11 the
prm:es:. was n ·m1111sccnt of d1f
fi t ult l a bor m a n;.i g c·m e nt
nc·goluil1oni-:. with J mediator
shuttling bt:lwccn tht• contend
ing parties.
One-bullet Theory
Aired for JFK Panel
WASHINGTON CAP I A
space engineer and a photo
a nalys t told Congr ess today
their studies show tha t Pres1
dent Ke nnedy and J ohn B. Con
nallv could have been wounded
by a single bullet fired from the
Texas School Book Depository.
The ir testimony be fore the
House assassinations commillcc
supported two of the major con·
clusions of the Warren Com
mission. which smd that LA·t·
Harvey Oswald fired from a
window of the bu ilding and was
the lone gunman who killed Ken
nedy on Nov. 22, 1963
Tom Canning, a s pace proJ
ecti; en~ineer with the National
Mao Found
Guilty in
Pimp Slaying
An Orange County Suj'>enor
Court JUry Monday found 23·
year-old Edward Harrell guilty
of murder Monday m the 1977
.stabbing death of Santa /\nu
pimp J ames Harbin
Ha rre ll wa s conv1 ct t"d of
murder and six other felony
counts related to the slaying
lie was the second man con
v1ctcd in lhe case and three ad
dit1onal dcfondants will stand
trial next week.
Earlier. Grorge Lumar King.
JO. of Seattle. w:J s <.'onv1cted or
the murder <1nd sentenced to hre
m prison.
It was King who was lhl· key
prosecution witness a t lfarrcll':-.
trial
lie testified that Harre ll or-
dt·red the killing dont· in revcngt·
for the beating of a prostitute
but sat m a car outs ide t hl'
apar tment when Ha rbin was
stabbed Lo death
When Harbin was killed. a
prostitute ins ide his apartment.
Sandra Cree. was also kmfed but
lived to testify against Kin~
( e rb-d 1-lee)
Aeronau• 1<.'S and S pal'C Ad
m1n1strallon. s aid mathematical
<.'alculation:-. showed that K(•n
ncdy and Connally were seated
in the presidential limousine in
such a way that a smgle bullel
could havt.' struck both
Thal wa:-. the bullet which hit
Kennedy from the bac k and
passcd through his neck Connal
Iv. SlllinR in front or Kcnn1c'<f y
was WOUndt:d 1n the hack Ken
nl'<I v s most !'.l'rtou:. wound wm,
. a hullct tn tht· head
Wa rren Comm1ss1on rrtt1<·:-.
ar gut• lhat th'· twu were struck
by Sl·parate bulleb and that lh•~
1nd1<:alt·s •• st•con<J gunman w:J:.
involved.
Bul Can111ng and photo ;:inalyst
C:.ilv111 McCi.lmy testified that :.rn
ana lysis or films and photo:-.
tukl•n during the assassinatwn
J)rov1dl•:. tht: IJa:.i~ fo r computa
t 1011!'. of tht· rcl;.it1 vc pos ition of
the two men
The photogr;.iphs anci lilm~
W(•re enlarged und cnhanc1.·d to
show minute detail~
Fro• Pafl' A I
ZONING ...
app» n •nt c-hicf propom•nt on r he
rounl'tl ror lhl' Koll Company ••P·
n l1t .. .1 t wn and r<'CC'ol ly ll<.1:-
mJnc·uvcrNJ to t'x<"lude one
counl'ilmnn. Lurry Ag run. frorn
part1C'1pating in tonight 's votl:
Bt•euusc• Al!ran attended a
rmrtlon of lht• zoning heann~
h11 fo1<· th1· P let nn1n g Com
n11sl'1nn. 1\111 hony askecJ C'11 y At
tornl'V .la m~·-. 1:-:n ckson to 11l
\.el)t1g at1· -v.hNht·r Agran legally
ought to ht• excluded from th1·
volt• on thl• lht•orv he'd been un
dufv 111flu1·nc•t·d ·
But Ertt•k:.on ruled four day:.
ago that bccaust: Agran was al
th<.· meeting only five mmutes.
did not ll'!>lifv and left whl'n his
:.1ppt•ara nCl' w;.i:. q ue~tioned by ;i
deputy t·1ty a ttornt'y, h11> ab1J1ty
to ;.ict on lhe m;.itte r was not
lega ll y 1mpa1rcd
NEW AND IMPROVED
HERB SNACK SPREAD
A b4tnd of CrHm Chttse, lint herlH ind sp1CH
3.59LB.CUT
8100,000 Blaze
BAK£RSFtELD <AP> An
au.empted bur"litry turned Into
a blue that caused $100,000
dam111e to 11 Bakersfield offi ce
bulldln1 early toduy, fire of.
flcla1a aaid Bakersfield r1re
Capt Leroy Kollcnborn said five
Ju veniles we r e seen running
lrom the buildlnR when It c&uJ!ht
on fl r" at 1 30 n m
7. 7 52~.~!c~
fif~k~r1 f~rfiill~~~"'
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
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VOL. 71, N O 2SS. 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA TUESDAY , SEPTEM BER 12, 1978 • TEN CE NT1
Toro Girl's Rapist Sentenced to Pnson·
8~ (;Attl' CllA' \''11.U . · °' -0..•• ~ .... 'u ff w .II It'll !>.tit· ( h ~ t•ll :.!H ur
M1"1on V1r1n "as '1·11t101 1-rl tu
tl,1, lo '..lll \t'.tr.., ,1nd futtt rnonth'
1n 'tJtt' llr"on 1111 tht· rd ~H. .inti
bt•11t111~ ut a IJ '' ,1r old fo.I I oru
g11 l ltbl Mil\ IM
\\ h1•n "l'llll llt"ln~ ( lo·~ t•ll
01 u11i.:t.> l 'ounl} i"UJ~·r aor < ourt
Jud~t· WUrt \'11 II Kn1~hl ... 11d
H •l ...... r,, ~ 1thin m) po\l.c-r 10
do i.o, I would 1;('0lN'ICl' you to
hfr 10 priwn
Y<iu tin • unf1l lo live m our
,m•1cty but a!\ tYHwh a:. I halt• lo
, .. , 110 you will !'tome duy be re
turnt.td w lh(• s l rt·t:ls
IC hu.tory n·1wu b 1bt'lr.
'ttrnt'wherc lh~n· 1:. dO infant
~1rl an a enb ~ho '>IHTacdti) will
h uve her body v1olult·d Jr\l.l ht·r
ht'1td beaten an by you ·
Em phllb1.ung h u. d1i.d1un for
'Blinding Flash'
the la ws thut limited Clewell 's
iscntti nce to less than life in
11rlso n. Judge Knight added,
"Society that adopts laws like
this is as :.1(·k as you are , Mr .
Clewell "
J urtge Kn1~hl noted that had
Cl~wcll been guilty of kidnap for
1 ollbc ry he would have been
cl1~l bh.• for a hfc term
Hut kidnap fo r rape Umits the
n umber of years the judge can
Lag11na Slaying
Described in Co111·t
T he s ur vivor of a Laguna
Ueat·h love tria ngle s laying
described the sight and sound of
murder to an Orange County
Superior Court Jury Monday
Dona ld J oaquin Shelton. 38,
sohbed occas1onally as he re-
l'Ou ntt•d th(' e vent:. of Mar ch 30,
•·vents that led to his lover's
:.hooting dc•ath 1n l hc Luguna
Hc<ic h apartment lht•y shared
A!:> She lt o n talked , his
c ~ t r a n g 1· t1 w 1 rt· . a cc u s t· d
m urdt•rl':.!-. An) a Ann Shl•llon,
31, :.;it tn lhl' dt>f1.•111hint ·~ cha11 ,
ht•r arms folded, sturing an l.A?ntly
;it he r hu...,band
S h e lton t old l hl• 1ury in
Superior <.:ourt J ud g" Mason
County Action
Fenton's courtroom that he and
Patricia Profe res, 28, had gone
t o bed early the morning of
March 30 after a n after noon and
e ve ning or e motional confro nta-
t ions with Mrs. Shelton
The distraught man said th e
fina l terror -fille d mome nts of
the victim's life began whe n
they were both wakened by a
scratching sound com ing from a
window screen a fe w feet above
their heads.
"It s ound e d sc a r y, a
s creeching. scratching sound. ll
woke us both up," Shelton said.
He told the jury that both he
und Miss Proferes rose to their
knees on the bed, pulled a cur·
Lake Park Funds
Cut for Laguna
Th•' deletion of funds by coun
ty supt>rv1sors for acquisition or
land for a Laguna La kes re-
giona l park has Laguna Beach
ofhc1 als conct•rned today about
their Sycamore Hills project.
Supervisors budgett'd approx·
1mately I million last year for
acquisition or the pa rkland.
parti<1lly in the Sycamore Hi lls
a r<'a rC('l'Olly purchased by the
City of Laguna Beach.
Another $1 million was expect·
eel to bl' added to the land ac-
<1u1s1tinn deul, but supt-rvisors
lasl week de leted that fundmg
fro m the 1978 79 budget due to
b u d ~l'l c on!>t ra1nts unde r
Propos1t1on 1:1
City offi l·1ab sa id today they
do n ol know wh a t th e
supervisors' action will mea n as
fa r as the cit y's pla n s t o
purc hase Sycamore Hills.
"We're tryin g to find oul
whet her or not we still have the
<o riginal l $1 million in acquis1-
t10n funds," City Manage r Fred
Solomon s aid today.
T he city has made a $337,500
down payme n t on the $7 75
million purchase of Sycamore
Uills from Rancho P alos Verdes
Corp.
Another Sl.01 million is due
Oct . 15, a nd c ity o fficials
planned to m a ke that pay ment
from city funds. then replenish
the city budget whe n t he SJ
million is received from the
county for the parks acquisition.
<See UKE, Page At l
Capo District Seeks
Delay of Permits
T h e d e l ay pl a g ued Daon
Cor poration development of 575
custom homes on 276 acres of
San Clemente's Forster: Ranch
m ust cle;1r two more hurdles to·
day or race new regula tor y ob·
stacles.
The Capistrano Unified School
Distr ict will ask the City Council
tonig ht to delay Issuing building
permits to the Daon Corp. <and
to deve lopt>rs or the adjacent
Me redith property l T he district
has nOl yet come lo an agree·
menl with the two developers on
how it wilJ accommodate school
children whose families move
into the projects ' new ho mes .
T he city st a ff has r ecom -
m ended that the City Council ap-
prove the school district 's re·
quest for a building permit de·
la y .
Rela tions betwee n the t wo
deve lopers a nd the Capistrano
sc hool district have .been. good,
said Charles Medeiros. d ist rict
adm inistrative s er vices direc-
tor . But a ddition al t i m e is
needed to com e lo an agre ement
on where the additional school
<See DAON. Paate A2>
tam a side and sa w Mrs . Shelton
s ta nding in darkness at t he win·
dow
"I want to know what you're
doing .·• Shelton quoted h is wife
as saying as she s tood a few feet
from t he st artled couple in the
darkness
· · 1 rolled off the be d and
g ra b bed m y pa nt s . And s he
I M 1ss Profcres > kind o f went
back down on t he bed
"She• reached baC'k up to pull
the ('U11ain shut A ~unshot went orr l was bli nded by the flash.
"Pa t said. T m hit. Did s he
s hoot you?·
"I screamed into the other
room for someone to call the
polire und un ambulance a nd I
reached outside and gr abbed the
gun
"Any<1 was calling my name
out a nd Pat was dying. I just
he ld he r."
The shooting victim died e n
route to the hospital and police
took Mrs. Shelton into custody
as she allegedly s tood tra nsfixed
to the spot rrom where the fatal
s hot w as fired m o aning he r
husband's name, "Joaquin , Joa-
quin ....
Before he gave his account or
the murder , She lton described
v(•ars of marital turbulence with
t he wo man now accused of
murder.
According lo Shelton. yea rs of
on-again. ofr-agaan m a rriage hit
its final skid in August. 1977.
w h e n he moved t o L ag un a
Reach and set up housekeeping
w1lh Miss Proferes, an X-ray
technician 1n San Cle mente
Ge n e ra l Hos p ita l. and he r
dau~hter
<See TRIANGLE, Page A2l
Bandit Rohs
Drug S tore
In Cle m e nte
A young m an wielding a pear l
handled pistol dem anded drugs
a nd m o n ey Mon d ay f rom
e mployees in a downtown San
C l e m e nte dru g stor e a nd
escaped with $1,265 in a pillow
case.
E mployees at t he Med -Rx
Drug Store, 241 Ave. del Mar.
told police the blond-ha ired ban-
dit, about 23 years old, with a
bus hy must ache. came into the
store a bout 1:30 p.m . Showing a
19-year -old cle rk a double·
barreled Derringer, he told her
to keep her m outh s hut and give
him all the store's cash.
lie a lso asked for "medicine."
but left after he stuffed $1,265
worth of bill!; into a yellow striped
pillow case, police said.
Three drug store e mployees
were a lone in the store a whe n
the gunman entered He was last
seen escaping on foot.
afrix t.o the sentence. ,
Cle well. a five-root fou~inch
be s pectacled man. see mingly
nodded in agreement a s Judge
Knight c a l mly a nd qu ietly
decried the laws that limited the
sente ncing. ·
He was s hac kled a bout the
wa is t a nd wrists a s we ll as
a nkles with heavy c hains a nd
handcuffs. The sombe r defen-
d a n l wor e t h e b lue .J a i l
sweats hirt denoting he is in pro·
tective custody. protected from
h arm by inmates who lrad1
tiona lly seek their own form of
vengeance on child molesters
For Cle we ll , it was the third
tim e since 1970 he has stood
before a judge and been sent to
an institution after sexuallv as
saulting and beating young girls
The fi rst two offenses, an 1970
and 1973, ended w1lh htm bean~
decla red a mentally disordered
sex offender and ttt'tnJ{ s ent to
Atas<'adero St ate llospila l for
lrt•atmt.'nt
llowt•ve r. aftc·r f'lewc•ll con
fessed lo th1.· assault of the 1:1
yt•ar old 1-:1 Toro girl. Judge
Knig ht refused tu have hi m
declared m enta lly d isorde red
d n d 1 n s 1 i; t <.' d t h l' t' r 1 m 1 n a I
rh ar~cs carry lht• lull brunt of
ISee PRISON, Page AZ>
D•ilJ l'ilM ~t.offPlloto
EL MORRO TEACHER GINGER PRESTWICH POUNDS ERASERS FOR FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL
2,900 Youngatera Trudged Back to the Claaarooma In Laguna Beach Today
School Starts Smoothly
2,900 Laguna Students Begin New Term
More than 2,900 s tud e nts
walke d , rode bicycles or were
driven throug h the dr izzle to
sch o o l's o pe n ing in Laguna
Beach Unifi ed School District.
School orricia ls s aid every-
thing went smoothly. co nsider·
ing it is the first da y of school in
the small district. a nd business
manager Clyde Lovelady said
the district 's reduced ei~hl·bus
fleet made it on lime to meet the
first bell.
"W c can't reBlly tell how the
new bus schedules are going to
work until later an the week."
Lovelady said, adding that a lot
of parents drive t heir children to
school on opening day
The school dis tric t expects
2.5 percent fewer stude nts this
year tha n last. bas ing their pro·
jection on pas t declines in the
s m all school district
Northe rn Rain
P e rils Gr apes
SA N FRANCISCO I A PI
Vintners say an unseasonall y
w e t weeke n d in No rthe rn
Ca lifo rnia has left a promising
1978 grape crop "right on the
brink of disaster."
Until the rain of the past week.
north e r n wine g r o w ers a n-
ticipated a normal crop and ex·
cellent q uality.
However . without a clearing
t re nd now losses "will be very .
ver y serious," according to wine
m ast e r J o hn Pard u cci o f
Parducci Wine Cell ars in Ukiah.
"The next two or three d ays will
tell."
Only 31 kindergartener s are
attending El Morro Elem entary
Sc hool this year. with 47 or the
five year olds at Top or th('
World School and another 48 at
Aliso Elementary School
"We ha d a decline in kin
d e r garte ner s las t year a nd
we 'r e antic ipatin g the sa me
thing this year ." Lovelady said
He said the distr ict is in need
of mote bus drivers . despite the
fact t hat high school busing ha:.
be en eliminat ed . as we ll as
bu ~t''i for the now d e funct
enrichment progra m . a nd a ner
noon bu:-.injo! for k1taderga rtencr:.
l11gh school children ride on
h1c·yclcs and skateboards from
i.uch arcus as Top or lhc World
and Arc-h BN1rh llc1ghts
And wh11t• lht• ridt• rll1wn lh1•
hill m1ghl lw easy , Lovcl::idy
,;a.vs hl• l'Xpec·t:. many of l h1•
h1 1:?h !-.('hool student:. will h~a!l <S~e S(;llOOLS. Pagf' i\ll
Five Marines Kille d
As Chopper Crashes
Five Marines aboa rd a large
transport helicopter based at the
M ari n e Corps Air S l a t1on
<he l icopte r > in Tustin w1o•rc
killed instantly Monday after
noon when the twin rotor craft
crash ed and bur ned nc<1r 29
P a lms.
Officials have not yet 1den
tifi ed the dead o r confirmed
whether any of the fa ve were st u
lioned locally.
T he marines had Just refue led
a nd were h e ad in g bac k t o
Yuma, Ariz., whe n the crash
occur red. The cr aft went clown
a bo ut 20 mile s south o f tht
de sert city in the Pinto Basin urea
of J oshua Tree National Monu
me nt. a spoke sm an said.
The five were on a routine
training flight connected with a
m ajor training operation being
conducted at the Yuma Maran ·
Corps Air StaUon. Officials s aid
eq uipment from all ovt>r the
count r} was brought in for the
oper a tion and 1:. m;111ncd liy
m any d1ffl•rcnl Mai 111e~ whil<>
thl'rt•
Th~ C'a usc· uf the cru1>h 1s still
undt·r invest1gtit1 on , off1c1ab
!>a HJ
Strike Bid Denied
REOWOOO C ITY !AP1 A
San Mateo County JU<igl• has rl'
l'us ed to grant a ll·m porary
r<'sl r aining order lo halt the
teachers· strike• in six suburban
Sa n f''ranc1sco tu gh :.chools.
Ora n ge Co ast
\t' .. atbt-r PIANO PLAYED
SVCCESS TVNE
"The best music m y pia no
ever mad(• was on Its way out
the doot, with money on the way
In."
Toro Man Takes Up Pool Fight
Sun ny t h1 ou~h Wednes-
day but :.ome low c louds
nig h t th ro u ~h mid -
m or ning h ou r~. Lows
ton1 1(ht r.2 to fi~ Hig hs
Wt•tl1wsday 6H to 72.
Thal 's th<' adverti5lng success
exper ience of a Costa Mesa man
who run this ad In the Daily
Pilot .
Y11m11h11 Puino. Ebony
Md l r 2, ~ yr11 xlnt N1•"
$1 9U~. Sell Sl l99 1of1.
llXX·XlO<)\
If you want your Instrume nt
to make 11elc11 success music,'
call 642-S678. A friendly sd-
vle~r will help write the score
Lt only lakes tt few words lO
m ake big muRlc In the Dally
Pllot. .
•
An El Toro m an ha s picked up
the c udgel for "the little guys"
in a battle to force swimming
pool construcUon companies to
complete porformance .
Roger Lomba rdi of 25172
Pizarro Road sought help Mon·
day nig_ht from the Saddlebllrk
Ar e a Coordin a t ing Council
CSA CC >. vowing he will seek
county or si.te le1l1lation t.o aa·
sure future pool purchasers that
they'll get what they pay ror.
"T hey <Blue Lagoon > la st
worked on It Aug. 3," he alleaed.
The company aublequently fUed
bankruptcy, he said, and s ub·
cont ractor s h ave placed
mechanics lie ns agains t the
project.
Lombardi s aid he has paid
$4.600 for on incomplete pool and
moy have to pay m ore to the
s ubco ntrac ton who a llegedly
we re not paid by Blue Lagoon.
Mr. und Mris. J uan Gomei of
23716 Brasilia St.. Mission Viejo.
said they have been le ft In a
similar position a fter paylna out
$6,300 to the company.
l.ombardl. who appear e d
berore the SACC executive
board t.o make It aware ot pool
problems and a.ek advice, aa:ld
•
he represents 100 people who are
having pool construction prob·
I ems in Orange County.
He said he ''raised some heJI"
over Jlis own pro blem s, was
writte n about In 11 newspaper
and s ub6equently has received
c a lls from irate purllal-pool
owners .
, David Phllllps, Mslstant re·
glona l deputy tor the State Con·
tractors License Board, told
Lo mbard! and SACC office rs
tha t ttl1 department has fil ed ac·
lions •Ralnst tour pool com ·
pan le1 o pe r ating In Orange
County.
The state bas the a uthority to
revoke the contractors' licenses,
he said.
Phillips said actions have been
fil ed agains t Blue Laf(oon.
Tustin-I r vine Custom P ools ,
Holiday Pools and Crest Pools.
Meanwhile, said Lombardi, {1
p artne r in the R. Tull lui.
Con11trucllon Com pany of El
Toro which builds spas, he and
many others In the counly hove
b e e n lf;fl with e x r u v a t e d
backyardl or partially rlni11hed
pools. "I don't care for myself," he
<See POOLS, Page AZ>
INSIDE TODA~
Collfomia's Coastal Com·
m111s1on 11t undRr the heaviest
r r111r um Slnct-II was creoled
in 1972 .'ie~ Pn(IP A9.
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DAILY PILOf r I
~ntf «-Effort" County
Jobless
Rate Up
Israel Rejects
Carter Bids?
r \MI• ll\\IU \t 1J \I
P1 , .. i.l\ll·nl c ,,11 ,•1 " mJl.ina ..
NtKanti\· \"'Hurt h> l(M1n a'Otl
t·e"ions f111m l11>rnd hut th• r•· 1'
00 t.'Vhit•n<•t• lhllt ht• '' ~ur1·1'1'CI
I II ~ I II h I ' u ll h I 11 II II ,. I
d lplllllhl\I\' '1'111 ('I '' ,,11tl l1td tl\
•'It '' tuo l'litt h tu tn-'kt· .i
JUdj(nh•nl t•1th1•r Wu\ .,,.,t.I ont
0Uu·111I. Ji.kin~ not 111 lk.' 1th•n
t1 h 1·cl nut 1tt·1t111..: 1'1 tt\'I ti1
ntO\ \" htti. bt~·n lh1• J1r11 bl1 m ,111 Jlo11~. '''"" ht•f1111• •h·· .. u mn111 t:k·~Jn
i\ nu.·t•llnf.? .111nm111r 1·d for M11n
du\ ru.:ht bd v.l'vll th•· l ~ .met
E.i v µl1.1n d1•l 1·1i:J t10 11., "'"
Youth H Id
Afte r Crash
In Cle m ente
A 2().ycar-old San C'lem enk
youth wa~ arrestt-d on ~usplcion
of d runken dnvang Monday after
his C'ar collided with two e ar1>, a
fencC' and a tr ee in downtown
San Clemente.
Police sa1d today that a car
drive n by James E. Prosch, of
3501 S El Camino Heal, Apt. 28,
collided with another driven by
M a rllyn Kuy Ha nson. or 420
Monte rey Lane, at the intersec-
tion of Avenida Victoria and
No rth Ol u Vista a bout 6 p m
The P rosc h car the n hit a
nursery school le nce on A venada
Victor ia, spun across the street
and hit a parked car a nd a tree.
poh cc said The o nly IOJ uries
caused by the cr ash we re to
Prosc h . who was treated a l San
Cle m e nte Gem.·ral ffosp1ta l for
a n inJum:J left fool
Il l' wa~ then booked o n s uspt·
CtOn Of driving under the Ill·
flu l1n cc of a l cohol a nd re.
h.·a:.cd , pending an appearance
Ill the South O range County
Munic ipal Court.
E'ro•P,...A I
POOLS ...
~aid "I 'll makt• 1t beick
:.oml·how. but whal ttboul the llt-
the guys. They don't know where
to turn."
Lombard i !la rd he and his
grouµ huix· tn linC' up C'Ontrac-
tor:-. who will f1ni!>h poob eil a
"rca:-.cmahll"" price, but c la1mt'd
on,· wom a n who already hci d
pa1<I out lar~c '-Um~ for an Ill·
com pll'L<'d pool Wal> told :.he
would have to pay another fi rm
$8.000 to com plete.• tht· JOb
Ph1lli~ warned lhal contrar
tors ht•s1tale to 1Hc k up on
<1nothc r C'ompnny·:-. contract m
fear Iha! lht• r>r1J;l1 nal firm will
.Jltl'mpl l o romplcll' the proJCCI
ancl ftlt· llL1~alton
Jfr also WHrnt·<l that many in·
completed p<>ob will be finished
l'V<'llt uull.v thllt not c.•vcryonc
will hC' left holding the b ag. lie
:-.uggf•sted that pool owner~ M."l!k
ll'ga I arl v1t•t• fn1m attorneyi.
l'h1ll1ps :.<Jtd lh<Jt unde r a
Supre me Court ruling , finance
companies which loan money for
pool construction under arrange
menl:-. hy pool contractor!. mu1.t
JSSUrl' JOb <'Om pl{'llOO
Pool buyers who arra nge their
own fmanC'ing, lhQuRh. have no
assur:in<.'t' of complC'llon unit>!>!>
the pool \'ompany p<1:-ti. u hond
M D Vand rurr, a S tate
Lirt•ns t• Board senior deputy.
said pool eonstruct1on rirms rnn
into troublC' lhti. yN1r hccause Of
rain a nd 1·1·me nl shortage!>
llnles C'avcd in , had Lo be rl··
t•ons tructt.'d and then ii was ram
Jgaan. h<' :-.a id Then the p rice of
C'e m <'nt doublt.'d
"All our compla int!> camt.' 1n a
I wo -month period b<!ginning in
Junl'." he said. "Our only ques-
tion 1s why did they (pool com-
panies) kt."Cp sellinR pools <when
it became d1frtcull lo rulrlll then-
current contracts )'!"
ORANGE COAST ~ :.<
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mt•nt 1•utl' JUm t>ed to fl 2 percent
in Au~ust. &cC"o rd1ng to figures
released toduy by the state
E rn p loym e nl De v e lo pme nt
Di'pnrtment
The: C'limb set th<' t'Ounly 's un·
1•rn ploymcnl ratt' at a two.year
h1Ah and continued u trend of
mon· unemployment that began
in late June
St ill. Or a nge County's un-
cmplo,ment rate remains the
lowt"s t among California ·s major
metropolitan counttes and 1s shll
undi..•r thl• ~late <1verage. 7.4 per-
l'cnt
f'ro•Pa~A I
SCHOOL ...
ba <'k home wJth friends or take
<tdva nt agc o f th e c ity's
tr ant>port..ation system .
Tom Sunders. Hi. of Orange. had good rea -
<.,on to ~m ill' when this photo was taken
;\1ond.,1v aftl·rnoon lfC' d just paddled hrs
I-I-foot' kay<Jk from Avalon on Catalina
I sland to Ne wport Beach. He hopes the
feat . which took seven hour::. :.tnd 15
minutes. will earn him a place in the
Guinness Book of World Records For
sure. it earned him a s.500 scholar s hip
from the promoters of the stunt. who also
arc promoting an upcoming boat show.
The young kayaker flew the burgee of the
Shark Island Yacht Club. He ended his
voyage at the club.
T he state report sa id there
were a n estimated 61 ,300 Orange
County residents without JObl>
last month
E mp l o y m en t o rr1 ce
spokei.man J ack Yelton blamed
so me of the cltmb 1n unemploy-
ment on the impact of Propos1·
lion 13. noting the number of
governme nt employees dropped
1n t\ugust
Hig h Sc hool busi ng was
e ltminated hy trustees this sum·
mer ~s a result or P roposition
13 LAKE PARK FUNDS. • •
Stud<'nls at the d1str1ct 's other
S<.'hools a re participating in a
doubl e -b us r un p r ogram .
whe re by s om e s tudents are
dropped off at the campuses 15
m inutes e arlier. The buses then
turn around and go a fte r anothe r
load of youngsters in tim e for
the first classes.
School offi cials expect enroll-
ment at El Morro to be approx-
imate ly 411 students with 469 at
Aliso. 457 at To p of the World.
455 at Thurston Inte rmediate
School a nd 1.11 0 at Laguna
Meach High School
They will be a ided b y 151
cl ct ~s1ficd pn sonne l. a nd 154
t eac he r :-.. coun 1>e lo r :. a nd
!tpec1a hsL'>
Onofre Nuke
Plant Takes
2-momh Break
S A N ON Of'R E I AP >
Refueling or the radio active core
will s hut down the San Onofre
n11<'lec.1r power plant for alm~t
twn months. starting Friday, a
:-.pokcsma11 say~.
D a ve Rarron of Southe rn
Califo rnia Edison Compa ny said
work mc•n will "let things cool off
~• kw dayh and then they Mart
working d~p down in a la rge p1l
under 40 feet of water "
··Down jn there b the reactor
C'ove r. with t h(• fuel below it,"
Ba r ron s <.11d Monday "They
hil ve to li ft it out with crane~
anti put 1t into another l ank to
ht! re;trljpd fo r shipment and
proct·:.s ing "
A. fresh load of Uranium-2.15
and plutonium produces about 11
million kilowatt-hours of elt:C·
trint y m 24 hours. he ~aid
A b ou t n n l' th ir d o f th l·
mat<·rial will be removed and
take n lo a Gene ral Electric
Company rlant 1n Morris, Ill , to
Ix: made into other nuclear fut1I
Fro• Page Al
PRISON ...
crim inal law
IL may be that the 28-year-old
man will s pend his sentence at
Vacaville Stall.' Hospital where
he will be treated
J udge Knight said he hopes
tha t will be the case so that
tht>re might be "at least a mira·
cle chance" that when Clewell is
freed there will be some safety
ror society.
The judge notec.l thal with lime
off for ~ood behavior Clewell
will hl' eligible for re lease in 13
years
"I trus t that you will receive
i;omc for m of treatme nt that can
~ive assurance~ to society that
lhe terrible things that happened
in this case won"t be repealed."
the Judge said.
But Friday's action by the
boa rd of s upervisors puts that
plan in doubt, and city officials
say they do not know what the
full impact or the decis ion will
me an to Laguna. ·
"That fund was a factor in the
S ycamore Hills purc has e ...
Solomon said. "in terms of 011r
meeting the schedule for pay.
ment."
"It doesn't mean that we can't
do it <make the Oct. 15 pay-
men t>. Jt m eans that it was an
important factor to us "
City councilmen were count-
ing on the county funds as a
means of payrng off the $6.75
m11l1 o n Syca m o r e Hills
purchase
Oth'e r plans for paying off the
de bt mcludl' the possible con·
struction of a resort mote l on lhe
522-acre site out Laguna Canyon
Road . (.Ind a proposed 54-hole
munic ipal golf C'ourse on the
canyon noor cast of Laguna Ca
nyon Road.
The c ity'!> purchase of the land
from Rancho PC:Jlos Vt·rd es laM
April put an l!nd to more than
$37 million in law:.uits filed
DAON ...
children ('an attend l'lasses 0 1i-.-
tnct school!> are alread y opcrat.
ing at enrollme nt c<t pac1t1es,
Med eiros said
The City Council meeting 1s
sche duled fo r 1::J(J pm. at City
Hull, lOOAvt· Pre:.1dio
In addition. the L>aon Corp
was schedull·d today to requcl>t
from tnl.' San Clt·mcntc w nmg
admin1stratnr pt:r m1 s.'>wn to ex
C't.•ed ex1stm1< zoning limitations or I 5 homes per acre on a por
lion or ili. proj\.'cl in fuvor of 1.75
hom e's r>er C:JC're.
A I though ten t ali ve tract maps
were approved for the Daon
C<>rp. proJcct in 1974, the city
has recently required the de-
vl'loper to apply ro r a use permit
c a pproved in August) and for
the ioning varia nce requested
today.
The recent city requirem ents
i.tt·m med from a c itizen in
ve:.l1 gat1on which rc•vealcd t hat
the dt•v(•lnpcr had 1w vcr <>b·
tam ed a u:.<1 pt•rm1t for thl' proJ
l'C l and ~xcec dc d lO n1n g
restrictions on a portion or the:
properly
The toning prohlcm apparent
ly originated with 1974 approval
of the project .Jim Lttwson. city
pl ttnning director . s aid that if
the development is conside red
as a whole, 1l does meet zoning
requirements . This was prob·
ably the vie w taken m 1974, he
sai<l
hut since the property is zon('d
for two diffe r e nt bui lding
de ns ities. Ass ista nt City l\t
lOrncv Mich ael Bartlett r ul('d
last month thlll the rl cveloper
mu~l apply for tt variance lo ex
cecd den~tly rc·:.tric l1ons 1n
eithe r zone.
Wire Crossed
Phone F oulup Protested
Chiropractor John Caroompas o r Newport Beach
would like the trlephone company to take care or the party
line problems he's bee n having for the p ost three months.
RUT TIIE FOLKS at Ma Bell don't seem to be a ble to
do much about It, so Caroompas went to police Monda y
According lo the re port he filed , someone h •~
m anaged to tie Into both his personal and bualne11~
telt'phone lines
He M id that !>Ince June. hll'li answered his phone only
lo hear a mule volct! already on the line, advlslna calle rs
thnt Coroompas It no lo.nger In business. 11 not available or
that he's dead.
THE CRIROPllACl'Oa says that when he's objected,
the vole has ordered him of( the line.
Police, like phone comp1ny officials, are Ill a loss to
explain the Interference.
,
against tht· city by Rancho.
which churned the city was not
a llowing the firm re asonable use
or its land.
R a ncho Palos Ve rde s has
planned to con~truct 2.000 dwe ll
m g units in the pri~tme canyon
area . but a zoning dec1s1o n or the
old C ity Council limited con·
strul'lion lo 156 hom es
T he payment program called
for $1.01 million to be paid to
Ra nc ho Oct. 15, and the balance
of $5 ol million to be p:tid by June
15, 1979
Fifth District Supervisor Tom
Riley wa~ attending a board of
:.t.:pt.'rv1~ors me<!ltng tod ay and
<'ould not be rcachL-d for com
m t•nt on the d ele tio n or th\•
Laguna funds.
A year a go. a Laguna Lakel>
Regional P ark Task f''orce wa!>
:o.t1I up to <'Xlllorc the exa<.'t locu
tion o f a park s ite which would
bel'OmC' a county regional park.
When the city purc hased
Syl'amorn Hills. that task force.
~om prised of <01ty a nd county of.
h cials. began lo address all of
the 1!>:.uc:-. s urrounding the e ntire
Syc amort• Hills area
Only half or one or the two
Lag une1 Lake:. fHlb within the
Sycamore Hilb area
Pair Seized ...
After Laguna
Party Fracas
Two Laguna Beac h youth!-.
wert· a r re!>lcd Monday night
a fter polic(' received a com
p laint of u loud party in the Arch
Bl'adi llcights community
Ar rested wen: a 17-yea r-old
youth who lives at the house
wht·re the party took p la ce. and
Da,v 1d fmton En~1gn, 19. of 3137
Alta Laguna
Police' said they arrived a t the
party and atte mpted to arrest
t:ns ign when the 17-year-old a l-
1 e g e d I y s hoved "" o ffi cer
again!>t a wall to e nable his com·
pan1on to escape
Rut Police S~t Dave Avers
said he nabbed Ensign as the
young man fl ed the home, plac·
ing him under arrest ror in·
te rfermg with a police officer
a nd resisting arrest.
Ens ign was taken to Orange
County Jail and the minor youth
was turned over to his parents.
Charges
Sought for
Marines
San Clemente Fire Ma rshal
Don Hodgson has asked the dil>
trict attorney lo file charges or
illegal possession of explosive:.
agains t two Camp Pe ndh:ton
Marines who a ll eg edl y
b o ob y trappe d the ir San
Cle mente apartment again~t
prowlers.
Ne ighbors or Timothy f'red
Bucher and Donald Ray Collini..
both 20. told Hodgson they had
be en wa r ned to k eep their
<.' h 1 I d r e n a w a y f r o m t h ,.
Marines' apartment at 107 R
Ave. de la Grulla bt•caus<: 11 wa:-.
boobylrapped.
A blas t al the apartment
Thursday night. which shatte rt:d
a window four ft1 e t a way .
prompted ne ighbors lo ask politt:
to in vcs tigatc
··w e don 't know what sl'l off
thC:1l explosion." sa rd llodg:.on.
"but it left a horrible m ar k on
lhc w <Jll. It was set to go off in
som eone 's face and would prob-
ably have knocked him o ut or worst.'"
The fire m a rs h<JI :.aid tht·
M arines admitted taking the
bo oby tra p s imulato rs from
C<Amp Pendleton. where they arc
us ed in trainjng e xe rcise!> Tht•
two m e n ~aid they had been
bo the red by pro wle r s. but
Hodgson said they had ma de no
prowler compla ints to S<1n
Clemente police.
One boobytrap was hooked up
to the front sc reen door a nd
anothC'r at the rear whe nl.'vl'r
the Marines were planning to
leave their apartment or sleep,
said flodgson .
Castro Joins
Cekbratiom
NA IROBI. Kenya <AP t
Cuban President Fidel Ca stro.
Ethiopia's military backer . new
into Addis A baba toda y for
cele brations marking tht• fourth
anniversary or the overthrow of
Emperor Haile Sela ssie.
Vas ily Kuznetsav, rirs t vit·e
pre sident of the Sov1t•t Union.
a nothe r of Eth1 o p1 a '!> s up.
porters. was among d1gn1taries
on hand to greet him ..
( e rb-d1-lee)
Y cl ton l>a1d the dt•partmcnt
expeC'ts the county':. t·mploy-
m t·nt scene lo show 1mprovc-
m 1· n I 1n S e pl l•tn bc r wh t•n
ll•Ul'llt•r' not hirt'd a:; t·xpccted
for s ummN !>l':o.s1on:. r eturn to
t ht:ir Job:.
E'ro•Pap .4 1
TRIANGLE ..
When ques tioned by Deputy
Dist rict Attorney David Carter .
Shelton admitted that while liv
1ng w1lh M1si. Profe res he l>t11l
had occasional contact with ht:-.
wife. including a few overnight
v1s 1ts
Sh~lton s<J1d th · J fternoor pre
ccdin~ thl' murder. his wife.
wh o lived 1r. Lo" /\ngl'lc-s.
walked into lht• Lagun a Beach
apartmt'nl <JS ht• w;is getting out
of thl' shnwt'r
Th at confrnnt :Jt 1on. he• said.
w ;i s followC'd hy a c;en c' or
s t o rm y urgu m t•nls tha t h1•
thought ended lat at night on
La~una Cunyon Road with h1~
wtfl· in ht•r cw· headed hack to
Lo:-. Angcll.'s
Rut a few hour<. later . Shelton
tl'st1 f1t•d. ht· sc.w h1~ wife again.
th1'> 11mt ~tanding 11~ <IMknes~
"1th a gun in ht·r hand :-.houtmg
his n a me
$100,000 Blaze
RA KERSF1 £LO rAP> l\n
ath •m ptt'CI burglar y lurnf'd into
~1 bla7.C' lh;.il l'<.1used SI00.000
da mage to a Rake rsfield office
b u1ld1ng c·a rly today. fire of
fi<' I a Is s a 1d Ba ke rsfield firt-
Capt Leroy Ko llenborn 'a id f1v1·
1u ven1lcs wer l' sl'en running
lrom tht· bu1Jdin~ whl•n II <'aughl
on ftrl' Jl I JO a m
STUCK TOOL
JAMS TORPEDO
JIONOLllLl1 rAP 1 A 5.5-cent
scr a per lod ~l·d bet ween lhe
piston wall a nd cylinder of a
lo rp<>do launcher <1 board the
nul'IN1r 'lllhm<.irtnc Swordfish
forced the ship into drydock for
S171.000 in rl'pa1rs. u newsp aper
~ .. y, ~
R1•p:11r l"rt'W" ;11 l'r;irl fl<1rbor 't
lound the M·r:.ipcr after Navy •
cl1Vl 0r!> i n~f>\'t'led the sub a l sea
hut t•oulrl not rletc•rmme why the
'hip·~ lll l'JH'do ..... ~'11·m did not
\\ o I k . I ht' I' l' <• r I 11 ;i r b or
Sh1pyc1rd l .<t~s;.u d
NEW AND IMPROVED
HERB SNACK SPREAD
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Or ange Coast
EDITION
VO 71, NO 2SS 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Viejo Rapist Draws
Tod a y's Closlag
N.Y. S t oek s
T UESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 TEN CENTS
20 Years
8 y G R \' GR.\ ILLf:
Ot -°"''' ...... Wtt WtH n•11 l>.tlt• <'lt'1u•ll 214 of
M ''-'Ion \11t•111 "J' '''nh'nt t'<I tn
do lo ~I 't'.U :-.. ,ind four m <•Olh.\
in :,lJlt• pn,on (111 1tw r111w .ind
bt!alln~ \.ll .1 1:1 'l'<ll olcl t-:1 Toro
.:1rl lu .. l M.1, II(
Judge: 'You Are UnfittoLive·inSociety'
man wiJI spend his sentence at
Vacaville State Hospital where
he will be treated.
J udge Kmght said he hopes
that will be the case so that
there might be "at least a mira·
cle chance·· that when Clewell i~
I reed there will be some safety
for society. When '''n":n1· ""' I' It "1•11 Orul\~t· L'uunh ~upt•cu11 Court
J udt:e Warrt'n II KniRhl -..11d
· ir 1l Wt'f\' within my p<l'lrt:r to
do MJ. I w<1uld M'llll'nc· .. you tu
hf•• in pnM>n
'You .lrt' unf11 to ll\t in uur
'SOClt'l' but ai. much al> I halt> to
i.11y :.ci vou \\Ill '>ome th1.> be re
lurrwd tu II\\: 'ln>t·~
··tr h1stu1 y re ~wa l" thl'lf
:>Om'-•w lwn· tht'rt' 1:. .in infant
Somoz a
Forces
Advance
MANAGUA. Nicaragua <AP>
Heavy fighting raged today in
the embattled city of Masaya,
where national guard troops
were reported advancing house
to house under heavy sniper fire
to root out leftis t guerrillas
fi ghting to overthrow the ramily
di c tator ~hip of Pre s ident
Anast<i!>IO Somow
Red Cro~~ work ers a nd
1ournalists were barred from en·
Ler 1n g the city. a rebel
stronghold 18 miles northwest of
Managua, but the sound of gun
r1re could he heard from lhe
vantage point of a national
guard barricad e outs ide
Masaya.
Troops tn this capital city,
m<.'an while, reported discover.-
ing what they des cribe d as
-; .. e normous" caches of rebel
weapons as they pressed their
se arch for guerrillas in
Managua.
In Masaya late Monday ,
hc•licopter gunships strafed the
Sandinis ta g ue r rillas and
S<imoza·s soldiers dashed from
doorway to doorway, try mg to
<'Va dc the rifle hre of gucrrillli
s nipers. There was no letup in
the din or machfoe-gun and r1ne
fire a nd bomb explosions.
Refugees reported the city of
40,000 was without electricity
and running water.
A military source sa id the reb-
el weapons caches here in·
C'luded automatic rifles. rockets.
homem ade noise bombs and
Molotov coc·kla1b. The weapons
W(•r e found in several rebel
hideouts, the source said.
Fighting also was reported in
the cities of Leon <ind Esteli, and
s poradic shooting and explosions
could still bt: heard m Managua
as the capital's central market
and gas stations closed for the
<See BATTLE, Page A2)
No rthern Rain
P erils Grapes
SAN FRANCISCO IA P>
Vintners say an unseasonally
"'e l weekend in Northern
California has left a promising
1978 grape crop "right on the
brink of disaster."
Until the rain of lhe past week,
northern wine gr owe r s a n .
ticipated a normal crop and ex·
cellent quality.
However, without a clearing
trend now losses "will be very,
ver y serious," according to wine
mas ter John Parducci o f
Parducci Wine Cellars in Ukiah.
"The next two or three days will
tell.··
PIANO PUYED
SUCCESS TUNE
"The bt:st music m y piano
eve r made was on its way out
the door, with money on the way
in."
That's the advertising success
experience of a Costa Mesa man
who ran this ad in the Daily
Pllot:
''amaho Prnno. EbOny Mdl P:t. 5 yn, xlnl New
$1995 Sell $1 I !l9 tofl .
XXX·X).ICJt
1t you want your instrument
to m rtke sales success music,·
call 642·S678. A friendly ad-
viser will help write th~ score.
ti only takes a few words to
make big music ln the Dally
Piiot.
.:11 I 1n u 1·rib wh o -.01r1t•duy w1JI
hJH' hn bodv v111l<il1.>1I .rnd ht·r
lwuiJ bt•nlt•n 111 bv ~ou •
,.;m ph.1l.ltlf\Jt h1<, dii.11"111 tor
lht• law~ th!il ltm1l1•d ('h:wcll '"
)',entt·nc·e ''' h·11-. thitn 11r1· in prison. Judgt• Kn1J(ht a dded.
· Sot1t•ty that adovt-. laws like
th1!1 I!> a:. i>1rk aii you <ir<·. Mr
Clewell ·
Judge Knight noted that had
Clew1•1l been ~UJlty of kidnap for
robbery he would h<ive been
t'lll.~ible for a hfo term
Rut kidnap for rape limits the
number of years the Judge can
.1rr1" 10 Hw ,pntcnce .
Clt'wt!ll. a f1ve·foot four-inch
bei-pcc:tacled man. seemingly
nodded in agreement as Judge
Knight calml y a nd quietly
decried the laws that limited the
sentencing.
Ile was shackled about the
waist and wrists as well as
ankles with heavy chains and
handcuffi.. The somber defen·
dant wo re the blu e.jail
sweatshirt denoting he is in pro-
tective cus tody, protected from
harm Q)' inmates who tradi·
tionally seek their own form o(
vengeance on child molesters.
For Clewell, it was the third
time since 1970 he has stood
before a judge and been sent to
an institution after sexually as-
saulting and beating young girls.
The first two offenses, in 1970
and 1973, ended with him being
declared a menta lly disordered
sex offender and being sent to
Atascadero State Hospital for
treatment.
However . after Clewell con·
fessed to the assault of the 13-
year·old El Toro gir l. Judge
Knight refused to have him
declared menta lly disordered
and ins isted the crimina l
charges carry the full brunt or
criminal law.
It may be that the 28·year-0ld
f
The judge noted that wlth tame
off for good behavior Clewen
will be eligible for re lease in 13
years.
"I trust that you wiJJ receive
some form of treatment that can
give assurances to society that
the terrible things that happened
in this case won't be repeated.''
the j udge said
Busing Boycotted
LA Integration Start Peaceful
o.ltf ~-Matf -THIS IS OSPREY'S NEST ATOP SCHOONER'S MAST
Big Bird Homesteads In Newport Harbor
Cheep Shot
B ird Cal/,s Mast Home
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol 1,,. Dall~ Piiot Slaff
When yacht broker Joseph Minney saw what he
thought was a tree atop one of the masts of a schooner he's
trying Lo sell. he figured something strange was going on.
WHEN HE realized 1t was a bird nest. he wasn't en·
thusiastic about finding the bird that went with the pile of
twigs and branches.
"I haven't seen the bird yet," he said today. "but I'm
not looking for it either."
The boat. the Samarang, is tied to Minney's mooring
Just off the Harbor Departmenl headquarters in Newport
Harbor.
AN OSPREY. a big, seagoing hawk, has built a nest on
the yacht ·s foremast.
"I'm not planning to do anything with the boat. I'm
still trying to sell 1t," Minney said.
"As far as I'm concerned the bird can stay as long as
he wants."
The osprey is probably a she and bird experts say it
Lakes an osprey about five weeks to hatch the two to four
eggs s he lays.
AFTER THAT it's another six to eight weeks before
the young leave their nest and the bird moves on.
Meanwhile. Minney can boast that he's the only broker
selling a boat with a hawk's nest instead of a crow's nest.
LOS ANGELES <AP) -Scat-
tered picketing. poor attendance
by whiles and bus delays of
more than an hour accompanied
today's otherwise peaceful start
of a m assive integration plan in
the nation 's second largest
school district.
A threatened c lassr oom
boycott by a ngry parents ap·
peared to have materialized as
many buses arrived at cross·
town exchange schools with only
a handful of students aboard.
Sclwols'
Loss Seen
as 2,500
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District Superintendent John
Nicoll wiU inform school trustees
tonight that enrollment In Harbor
Area schools has dropped by 2,500
students from last year.
For the first time in a decade,
fe w e r than 1,000 new kin·
dergarteoers have e nrolled in the
district this fall. .
While 930 ki'bdergarteners
joined the district this year. 2,100
high school seniors are set to
graduate next spring.
"These figures dramatically
say what is happening to the dis·
trict when you look at the entering
point and exiling point," said
spokeswoman Jean Harmon.
Opening day enrollment was
20,222 districtwide, down 1,300
from initial predictions of 21,550
students in schools in Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa.
The continuing loss of students
sets the stage for discussion of
··consolidation of schools and
staff reductions.•' said Mrs.
Harmon.
Tonight's school board meeting
begins at 7 :30inCosta Mesa Coun-
cil Chambers.
"Before now and the first of-
ficial reporting dale <in October)
we will probably pick up another
1.000 kids," Mrs. Harmon noted.
"Traditionally in this area the
kids tend to straggle in.··
A breakdown of enrollment
fi gures shows 450 fewer students
al the elementary school level and
about 200 fewer middle school stu·
dents.
At the upper level, Costa Mesa
High Showed the biggest drop by
enrolling 172 fewer students than
predicted. About 1,790 students
showed up for classes Monday.
Carter Presses Israel
Sadm-Begin Meeting Postponed at Camp David
CAMP DAVlD, Md. tAPl -
President Carter is m aking a
''gigantic effort" to gain con.
cessions from Israel but there 1s
no evidence that he ls succeed·
ing in hi s uphill ques t ,
diplomatic sources said today.
"It is too early to m ake a
judgment either way.'' said one
official, asking not to be iden-
tified. "But getting Is rael to
move has been the problem all
along. even before the summit
began."
A meeting announced for Mon-
day night between the U.S. and
Egyplian d e lcKat ion s wu
PoStponed wlthout explanation.
However, Curter arranged to
meet with Egypt's Anwar Sadat
today.
Wltb Carter actin1 as go·
bet ween, there has been no face-
to-face conference In volving
Sada t and Is rael's Menachem
Begin since Thursday,
There was no indication that
the two would m~t today either.
but Jody Powe ll , o fficial
s pokesman for the participants.
said Monday that Carter wm
bring Preside nt Sadat and
Prime Minister Bei;on together
at an appropriate point.
Powell, the White House press
sec retory. dis missed a re·
porter's suggestion.. that the
hiatus in dJrect talks between
Sadat and Begin lndlcated a
st alemate
"I don't tnlnk it would be ap·
proprlate to draw that con·
clusion," he said.
~owell said the summit had
moved into a time·consuming
phase of American.Egyptian
and American·lsrae~i dis·
cussions, after a weekend re-
view by aJI three delegations of
"apparent progress" made last
week on some key issues.
Carter, he reported, is maJdn&
a n "even more intense effort" to
bridge differen ces between
Egypt and Is rael but that
"ne\tber optimism nor
pessimism ls jusUfied at Utla
point." ·
As Powell described it, tbe
frocess was remlnlscen& of dlf •
l c ult. labor·manaaement
negotlatlons. with a medtator
s huttllna between the contact· tna parties.
Mos t of the partially filled
buses were those which len the
pre d o mina ntly white San
Fernando Valley for inner.city
• minority schools.
Attendance was heavier for
minority students traveling 1n
the other direction. however
Of tbe dis trict 's 570,000·
student enrollment. 35 percent i~
Hispa nk. 34 percent wrute. 24
pe rcent black and 7 percent
As ian.
Only 13 o f 62 s tude nts
scheduled to ride one bus leav-
ing from the Valley were aboard
when the vehicle made its last
stop and headed for the congest.
ed freeways.
Tod ay's busi ng o f 62,000
fourth-through·eighth graders
ended a bitter 15-year court fight
to begin integration m the
sprawling 7 1 l ·sq u are-mile
school district. geographically
the nation 's largest
In the outer reaches or the San
<See BOYCOTT, Page A2>
Spirit Weak
Invocation Hasn't a Prayer
Harbor Area churchmen don't seem to be able to get
to Newport Beach City Hau oo time.
SOMETIMES. THEY don't get there at all.
City council members skipped the traditional invoca-
tion at their meetinsr Mondav niet. Later they indicated they just might do away with Ute
practice because they have ~n havi°" difficulty s chedul-ing churchmen to lead the opening prayer.
FORMER MA \'OR Dora Hill interceded. persuading
the council to hold off while she works on a solution to the
problem that has been bothering them for the past six
months.
ln July, Councilwoman Jackie Heather was called
upon al the last minute lo offer the prayer.
It was unclear whether her prayer for "soft words so
that when we have to eat them later they won't be too hard
to swallow," resulted in the proposal to drop the invoca-
tion.
MRS. HEATHER noted wryly Monday that "1t is with
considerable burden that I carry around the thouszht that l
may have given the last prayer in Newport Beach "
Audit Asked
Cab Fare Increase
Refused in Newport
A 21 percent fare increase
sought by Orange Coast Yellow
Cab Company was rejected Mon·
day by Newport Beach city coun.
cilmen who told company owners
they want an audit of the firm
before they'd grant the n ew rates.
Company s pokesman John
Davidson told councilmen Mon-
day that there s hould be no prob-
lem in getting an independent
account.ant to review the com·
pany's books and certify the
financiaJ data he presented Mon·
day.
Davidson s upplied the council
with tax returns and other finan-
cial s tatements to support bis con·
tention that an increase in costs
was forcing the need for a rate m·
crease.
But Councilman Paul Hummel
noted the m ateria l was un·
certified and had been prepared
by an accountant who is an officer
of the firm.
Hummel suggested that before
such a large rate Increase is
granted the financial material be
audited by an independent ac-
countant.
CouncUman Don Strauss. who
also voted down tbe proposed rate
increase, said he fell 21 perc~t Is
out of line s\nc:e the annual infla·
lion rate ha! been about elghl per-
cent since the company's last rate
Increase waa granted two years
.a10. .
Davidson was seek Ina a cnang~
from the present rate structure,
based on quarter .mile incre-
ment.a that start at 80 cents. £ach
addltlonal quarter ·mllc Is 20
cents.
The new rate structure would
be based on increment~ of one-
fifth of a mile. starting ut a dollar
and going up by 20 cents for each
increment.
Councilmen agreed to consider
the proposal again in October
when the audit is completed.
Al the same time they will be
hearing requests from Seal's and
Sch aefer·c; ambulance service for
rate hikes
o-Nnge Coast
We athe r
Sunny through Wednes.
day but some low clouds
ni~ht thro u g h mid ·
morn i n g hours . L ows
ton ight 62 to 65. Highs
Wednesday 68 lo 72.
I NSIDE TODA"
Collfonda's Coosctll Com-
m1uion u imder lhe heavi4!tt
crir1c11m smce at iros C1'taled
tn l91Z Stt PoQe .U.
l•tle x .. CJ .. IM
M ., •• •14 •• ., .. 4A ..
A1 PAIL y PllOl N l yttcftx. ltpl•mtlt' 11. lf?f
County Retire01ent
Rate Hike Halted
O r J l\I'' 1'1111111\ 1,1\f•uH 1' »nd
n1unt' t'll\ I r llOll'OI c m11IOH'('
llaH• ~~·n i>par.:d J)I\\ llljJ J ll t'X
Ira S3 6 million thl:. H'11H to h1·lp
b•lnnn· Cht· <'Oun!> r1·t 1rem1·nt
''"lr m
\h·mht'r' 11f lht· th ..1n.:i t 11un
l\ ltt•l1t\ ffit'Ol Uo,1rd mutk lh1•I
dc•fp.aon Monda' .i (t1 r nnon
Tht>\> itttt'(-<l to al41111 rt-,ult11 of 11
flt'\\ 11•111 ,·m1 nt .. 1u1h n1 "' ''"''
Jobi es
Rate Up
In County
bvlm t , ,., 111nm1·11thn1t r.1k in
t'l 1 HJW \
I ht• rw w study will tak«' 111to
Jt t'Clllllt c·uU tn \ht' <'Ollnly !(UV
1 r n nw11t work for.,e cau111.'<.I by
J'ru1u"1tm11 13 wh1t'h could ulh'r
I ht• ,1111uu11t tll'4'dl·d Ill tml.tn<'t'
tlw rt•t11c·n1e·nl fund 11vt•r tht-
'"'I Ill \l 'UI '
·1 hi• 1i111t• 11wmh<'t ho urd '11 dt'
, ' "''"' 14 ,u; wdi:omt! hc•wr. for
, 011111, '"'wrvli.ori. who u rt' 1n
' th1 • 1111111>! Ctl ltt•.1r1n~"> 011 lht·
111 unl) 111 \I 1111:-1 JJr\h
b1111 K'''
It d i'\() W!I' KDO<I n .. w .. ror lht·
11 100 ~m 1·111 ml·n1 workl'r' who
I J 1 1•11 I ht• pr o'Pl't'l tlf M .'l 'llll(
th111 111111·1111.·nl 1·1111t r1but u1ns
inn t':t"ot' l> uhout :,\J 1.ier1·1.mt
('o u n l v t11li. C:u ll cct o r
T rt·1t ,11t t•r Ho hc1 t Citron :,aid
tlw new -.tudy :,hould offc1 a bet
ll'r pu•\un· of wh:.a l new r1tte.
mpy ~
As '' rt>:.ull. rn<·n·a:.t':. dec·1<1i.'cl
th1·11 will h1w1.· to b(• ruuit by
fut u r<• umployces und lax pMyeri.
In Augu1t the rd1remenl
boa rl1 rl.'Ct•I vc..-J ii 04'W S't udy of
tht· :.ysh·111 . IH'OJt'<'tm.: inc·rc•u:.t•:.
111 <·ou11t y .ind c 111ployc 11ay
m1•111,
Thi· :study -,how1.'<1 S220 m1lhon
more would bt· ru:t.'Cled to fund "lt' 'vs t1•m ov1·r tht• next 30
v1•J1 .., t h.in <'U1r 1·nt 1rnym<:nt:.
l'JO rtnlllll'l'
Po"t1>or11ng 1ncrcasl'S th•~ year
('<Hild pu~h lhut def1r 1t to $228
mllhon over the 30 Yl'tJr pcrttxJ.
t·ounty olhc1als predu:te<.I . de
pl!nd111~ upon the impact of 1n
flat Ion ;.ind Propo:.ition 13
The 11,400 m ember system
ser ves county govern m ent
em ployees a s we ll as those
employed by the Orange County
Transit District. UCI Medical C~nter. sanitation rlist ri<'ts and
lht: city of San Juan Capistrano.
lj
S low Boat Fro• Avalon
Tom Sander~. 16. of Orange, had good rea-
~on to sm1le when this photo was taken
Monday afternoon. He'd JUSl paddled his
14-foot kayak from Avalon on Cata lina
l~l a nd to Newport Beach. He hopes the
real. which took seven hours and 15
minutes. will eurn him a place in the
Guin nc~~ Book of World Record::. for
s ure. it e arn<·d him a $.500 :,chol:tr~h1p
from the pro mote rs of lht• sl unt. who al::.o
are promoting an up<'o m1ng boat show
The young k:...yakcr flew the burgce of the.•
Shark l::.l1:md Yacht Club. lie ended h1~
voyage a t the dub
Oran~,. County 'l> un1:mploy
mt•nt ruk Ju mi>t.'<i to 6 2 1wr<-tnl
in A u1.:ui.l, a1·rord1na to hgun·'
rl'l<'.l11t'd toduv ll> lhe i.l&tt-
1-;m p l11\ n1t•111 lh·vt'lo pml·nt
D1•p,11 I rrwnt
fht-d 11n h w t lh1· (·ounly:.. un
1·mptoynwn1 r.rtc Jt " two y<·a r
high .tnd c:ont1nucd a trend or
more une mployment thut beg1tn
m latt' Jurw
Ray Well:.. as:.ii.tant collector·
lr1.•J,11n•1. WtHned. ho w.:ver ,
lh,1l r<1 lt"-dt:lt•rm1ned f1ext yeur
run t be h1.1 ck c h urged t o 1·rn ploy1.·1•..,
$100,000 Blaze Satellite to Plunge Earth
Stlll . 01 an~t· County '!> un
cmploy mt·nt rule r cma1ni. the
lowt•,t .tmong Cahforn1u ·, maJOr
ml'tropohtan counties <1nd is still
und1•r lht• state average. 7 4 per
c:t·nt
The slate report said there
wnc an 1.-i.timated 61,300 Orange
County residents without jobs
la:.t month
Empl oy men t o rfi ce
:.poke:.man J <1t:k Yelton bllimcd
:.omc of the climb in unemploy·
ment on the impact of Proposi
t10n 13, noting the number of
governme nt employees droppt,'<i
m August
Yt'lton 'u1d the department
l'Kpe ct~ the coun ty 's employ
ment scene to show 1mprovt·
mcnt 1n Septemb e r. whL·n
tcathl'" not hired as expect<.'<!
for ... umm1•r sessions return to
lht•ll" JOb:o.
Fro• Page A I
BOYCOTT. •
Fernando Valley. youngsters
and parents w(•re left waiting for
up to an hour al a:.s1gncd Im:.
'>!Oil' bt.·fon• lx:1ng picked up
Soml' p11renb Just gave up and
took their children home
Compounding the delays was
ru :.h -hour traffic on the
frt'•'" ays !''our minor traffic a<.'·
t•1<knh 1nvolv1ng !-.<:hool busc:.
"''"' reported, but polic'· said no
OOl' was injured
!k<Jttc red p1C'ket1nR al!-.o WliS
rqiortcd. a:-. well us om: s houting
111<·1tlc>nt 1nvol v1nR a parent and
a ''tuat.1<111 where a bus dnver
w;r :. forC'('(I to slam his door 10
thc Ian• of an irate parent.
But by midmorning, moM stu
dt·nt-.. had arrived !-.ufely at their
lll':.tinat1o ns and Mayor Tom
BrJdh·y and Board President
llowti rrl Miller hailed the start
of M'hool 11:. :.uc<'cssful.
I 'm most 11leased by the
rt:'sponsc of the people or Los
1\ngl'lc~.' :.aid Hradley 'Tm
\Pry ph•a:.1.•d al thl' way this has
"'" ('(1ml' together. the way the
l'o m m unit y ha1> t•om t· lO~cther "
J\:.kccl about some busc~ run
n111g near -e mpty, he :.aid. "I
don l ant1C'ipull' any s1J(n1ricant
bovn>ll I think the· o v('rwhelm-
111 g 10 :1Jont v ol pcopll• in this l't
ty urc g<ung to obey the law
wh1•thl·r or not they like 1t ..
Sd111c1I d1i.tr1cl orri<·1ab :.aid
,1tt,·11clanc1· f1~un•:-. would nol bt•
J ViJllahlt• 11nlll latt• arternoon.
M llll'r 1•mphasized that there
Wc•rt• no dtffi<'ullies '>Urrounding
lht• st a r1 of srhool ·w ... v.111 he announcing that
'c:hool o pe m•d un eventfully.
l'l'""l'fully and wt·ll," he s aid.
A:. we build a n environment or
suc:<·t·s~. many of the parental
nbJl'l'lion' will be answ~red."
ORANGE COA8l "
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BAKERSFI ELD ti\Pl -An
.itte mptPd burglary turned lnto
u bJaw Lhal <:uuscd $100,000
damage lo a Bake rsfield office
budding early todisy, h re of·
f1cl als said Bakers field fire
Capt U>roy Kollenborn said fi ve
Juveniles W<'re :-.ecn running
from t he building when 1t caught
on fire at 1:30 a.m
WASHINGTON <AP >-· One of
th(• largest :-.pace !-.l.ltellrtes ever
launcht:d will plunge hack into
the atmosphere within ., few
day s a nd even thuuKh soml'
parts m ight hit the earth. the
s pace agen<.'y says il poses ltttlc
da nger to humans.
Pegasus 1 was fared tnto orbit
Wire Crossed
Phone F oulup Protested
Chiroprar tor J ohn Caroompas or Newport Beach
would hke tht• Lele1>hone company to take care of the party
ltnt· problems he's been having for the past three months
BUT THE FOLKS at Ma Bell don't set:m to h<: able to
do much about it, so Caroompa:. went to police Monday
AcC'ording to ~he report he filed. someone has
managed to tie into both his personal and bul>ine:.s
telephone lines
If<> :.aid thut s ince June, he's ans we red his phone only
to hear 6.1 male vou:e already on the line. udvistng callers
that Caroompai; is no longer m business. b not av11ll<1ble or
th:it he's dead.
THE CHJROP RACTOR says that whe n he's objected .
the VOIC(' ha~ orderC'd h1m off the line
P~licc. hke phone compuny officials , ar c at a loss to
ex pl am the mterferencl•
Hughes Conspiracy
'No Contest' Pleas
Entered by Aides
Ll\S VEG/\S <AP I -The
pt:r sonal phys 1c1an and a former
<11dt: to lhc late Howard Hughes
havl' l'han~<.·d their plcOJs from
innocent lo no contest to federal
c harges that they supplied the
late rndustnalist with codetne
for nearly the last 20 years of his
ltfr
t>r . Norman C ranc,1 72, and
John M. llolml's, 62. both of Los
Ange l es. wNe ind icted la sl
March on conspiracy charRes
Th<'V allegedly supplied llughe~
with c:odclnl' on about 500 dif-
r 1· n •n l O<:l'USIOn S from 1955
throuRh 1974
They an• ~checlul('d ror !>CO
Onof re Nuke
Plant Ta /res
2-monlh Bre ak
S AN ONOFRE <AP l -
Refueling or the radioactive core
will shut a own lhe San Onofre
nudear pow(•r plant for almost
two monthi.. starting l''rlday, a
spokesman says.
Dave Ba rron of Southe rn
California Edison Company said
workmen will "let things cool off
a rt:w days and then they start
working deep down in a larf(e pit
under 10 feet of water."
.. Down 111 there is the reactor
covc-r, with the fuel helow 1t,"
Barron said Monday. "They
have to lift it out wl\h cranes
a nd put it Into anothe r tank to
be readied for shipment and
proee!111ing " •
A fresh load of Uranfum·23S
anrt plutonium produces about 11
million kllowatt·hours of elec·
l rlc1ty in 24 hours, he said.
A b ou t on c ·lhlrd of the
mnlerlal will be removed and
t aken to a General Electric
Com pany phmt In Morris , Ill., lo
be made Into other nuclear fuel.
The San Onofre plant 111 owned
80 p ercent by Southern
Callfornla Edison and 20 percent
by San Diego Ga• and Eleelrlc
Company. Whtie It IM s hut down.
ppwer w\11 be produced by other
plants In th urea.
tcncing on Oct. 23. a nd under a
pica bargaining <tgreem e nt
reached Monday the government
will recommend probation forlht•
two.
The indictment alleged that
Cra ne would write Holmes pre
scrlptions for codeine phosphate
and empari n codeine which he
would have fi lled at a drugstore
and then give to llughcs.
Hughes, who died April 5, 1976
on a n emergency Je t night from
h1' hideaway at Acapulco. Mex
ico to a hospital at Ho uston. Tex
as. would either take the codemt·
orally or would inJcct him self in
the a rm. the indu'tment said
Holmes, who ~crved as an aide
to llughc!-. 17 years. tcst1f1ed in
the Mormon Will trial here m
December that he had seen
Hughes inject himself two days
he fore he died or kidney failure.
lie s a id the drug probably was
codeine
The Indictment alleged that
Hughes and Crane used three
o the r Hug hes aides in the
purported plot But none (I( th<·
three was indirlcd
f'rot11 Pag~ A I
BAITLE ...
first lime in the 1R·d1.1y-old
general strike against Somoza.
Reports from ml•d ical sourcc1'
and visitors to ho~p1lals lndicat
ed at least 100 deud in the
Managua area, but m a ny or
the m apparently were brought
In from other areas.
Convoys of na tion al g ua rd
tru<'ks and Jeeps a rmed with
m a c hlne guns passed into
Masayl\ on Monday night A bar
rlcade of rocks and debris
formed a checkpoint for the na·
tlonal guard, Nicaragua 's army ,
which barred all civilian traffic
and kept the city hidden rrom
view btlhtnd a hill
The soldiers rounded up re·
porter11 In Masaya on Mnnduy
afternoon and took them out of
the city, sealed it off to out1lder11
including the Red Cross. then launched an a ttack. Four
journalists were fired o n by an
urmy helicopter hut none w r~
hit .
. . '
1n 1965 and unfolded two wing·
hke arms to a span of 96 feet.
giving it the appearance or a
huge, gleam ing space bird. Thin
aluminum patches on the wings
were rigged e lectronically to
m eas ure meteoroid penetra·
lions .
The National Aeronautics a nd
Space Administration said Mon·
day that Pegasus l is expected
to m ake a fiery plunge into the
atm osphere Sunday. but the dive
could come a day earlier or
later.
The North Ame rican Defense
Command 10 Colorado Spnngs ,
Colo .. made t he t!Stimat ion
based on tracking data which
show atmospher ic friction caus·
1ng the spac:ecraft to slow and be
pulled toward earth by gravity.
NASA said about ZI .000 pounds
or the satellite and 1ls attached
rocke t stage s hould burn up
from r e-entry heal . but that
about 1,600 pounds of hardier
m aterials mig ht s u rvive and
reach the earth after breaking
into perhaps hundreds of small
pieces.
"Suc h a breakup of a re ·
entering spacecraft is n orm al
and not in the history of space
fli ght has It resulted in pe rsonal
or property d amage on earth ...
NASA said. "The po:.s1b1ht;y or
an individual or a s tructure bt.·
ing struck by a fragment of
Pegasus I that survives re-entry
is considered to be lebs than lhal
due to meteorite:. impactmg on
earth ..
The agency est1mat.<'CI that a:-.
the satcllit.c breaks up it will
..,,.,1l11·1 f1~1m111i.: p11·1·c•.., o ver '"'
.11·1 .1 ~ 175 mile:. long and 1 ~!1
mill'' w1dC' Thl' c·ra ft 1s c1rc lmg
lht· l'arth Or\c't• every >i7 mmulc">
on a path that lakl·~ 1t :11 clcgrcc·~
north a nd 31 dc~n·cl> south of tht•
t•quator. with 75 percent of thl
cours<• over water
In the Western lh:m1s phl'n
that c:ourse ranges from the ex
treml' i.outhern United Sta•t."1> tu
southt•rn 8raz1I Tht• ""lcll1tt·
doc:. not pa-." ovl'r 1-:urope but
dot•:. c ros .... ..ibov1· mo!-.t of /\fru:a
and m u l' h u f I n 111.. c1 n d
Aul>l r<.1lta.
Th<' onl y Jrt•o 1n lh•• L:nitc<l
St o.$1<"' un<lt·r thl' path art' ml').'>l
11f Flonc'la . ">nlali :.t•cl1on~ of
south rn Alabama . M :s~1:-.'>1ppi
and Loui...,an;.. :i11t1 lhl· areo of
T cxa:. south of Ausl111
Warren Report Backed
Tiro Ex perts Support Lone Gwunan Theory
WASHINGTON <APl A
::;pace engineer and a photo
analys t told Congress today
their studies s how that Presi·
dent Ke nnedy etnd John B Con·
nallv could have been wound<.'CI
by a single bullet fired from the
Tl·xas S<:hool Book Depository.
Tht•tr tes timony before th(•
llou-.e assa.">sinalton5 comm1tt<.'t!
:-.upportl'd two of the m ajor rnn
1'111:-.inns of the Warr en Com·
m1~!-.1<111. wtuc h s aid that Lee
llarvt·.v Os wald fired from a
window of lh<' bu1ld1ng and wa:.
tltc· lone• gunman who killed Ken·
nNly on Nov 22. 1963
To m Cetnn111g. :J i.p<icc proJ
t•c ls l'O):!im•er with the National
J\ I.' ronuut u·s ;.i nd ~pace Ad.
m1nistrat1on. s aid mathematic·al
<:a lcuh1hom showed t hat Ken·
nt•dy and Connally were seated
in the presidential limousine in
s u<.'h a way lhat <1 single bullet
could have slruck both.
That was the bullet which hit
I< c:nnC'd y from the back and
pussed throui:;h his nl'ck Connal
ly. sitting in front of Kennedy.
was wounded in the back. Ken·
nt·dy 's moi.t scr1<1us wound wus
. a hullt•l 1n thl• hl'ud
Warren Commission cntics
:1rgut• that lht• two were struck
hy 5eparalc bullets and tha t this
indicates a ::;econd gunmun wa~
involved.
But Canning and photo a nalyst
Calv in McCam y test ified \hat an
a na ly111s of films and photo"
taken during the a :-.:-.ass1nation
provides the bas is for computa
tlons of the relative po:.1lton or
the two mcn
The photogrnphs and film:-.
were cnlargf'd <1nd enhan<•cd to
show minute deta1b.
Canning said he wa~ th1·n abh
to constru<'l th(' lt nl• of :.1ghl
from lht· C'aml·ra p<1:.11111n1> to
Kennedy and Connally und de
lcrm1ne with cons1der ablt• p11•
l'li.IOn Conully':. J)<ls1tton 1n front
or <Ind JUl>t lO tht• ll'lt of Kt•n
nedy
T hen. hl' s aid. hl' u:.cd mc•d1cul
findin~s on the wound locat10n:.
to <'Ons truct line:i in the d1rc·<·t100
or the gunfire.
The t raJ1.>etory ltne:. for both of
Kennedy's wounds led to the
book depository.
The trajectory for a ~111,i:le
bullet striking both men hud a
margin of error of about f1vt·
feel. meaning the bullet ca mt-
e1ther from the sixth floor wm
dow . wherc the WurrPn Com
m1ss1on ~aid the ::.hol wa' rirt-d,
or from within u five-foot urt'B
around the window. which wai. a
brick wall, Canning testified
(erb·d1·lee )
This lt'sllmony . ll k1• v1rlu.tlly •
a ll th1· ml'cl11'al and balh:-.llrs
hndingi. prt•senlcd last we{'k,
adds a nother layer of s up!)Ort for
the Warren Comm1ss1on's loni.:
disputed conclusions
By contrast. an al'OUSl1c' 4•x
p<'rt testified Monday that the
t•o mm1~s1on could h..ivl· hN·n
wrong whl'n 1t t•tmcluded th<.it no
mun· than thrt.'l' shots W<'rc hn•rl
at K1·nne<h ·._ hmou"ne
Dr .lamC's F. BarAe r ... :w l h1:-
t 1'"" ... ho\\l'cl thl·n· o;. a:. ,, ;,() :-,t.
1·han1•1· tht•r1· w1•1·c• four :-.h1il : II
lhNI' w1·n · four. h<• !-ta td . on1· of
t h1·m <·a m<· I rum I ht• i::rai-: v
kn o l l ">;i 1d h y c:o n :-p1r .11·y
thcor"h I n lt(' the IOt'ol lOn or J
:.1·1·111111 -;hoot er
B.H J!l'r ,.., thl• chief M'1<•nt1:-.t
for Bolt. Bt·ranek and Newman.
an al·ousttl'al consulting firm in
Ca m t>rid g£'. Mas~ Thl' (1rm
a nalyzl'd lhl· 181 "·mtnuh' i::ap rn
tht.· Watergate ta~. concluding
that 1t was def1n1lely l'rascd
Strike Ave rted"!
DENVER IAPI ~-/\ tentative
;i g rN' mC'nt ha:. b1•1·n rc·at•ht•d
l.JC't wt•1•n Fronlll'r /\ 1rltm·~ and
its 700 mechanic:-., heading ofl a
JIOS!'ll'>lc• strih lhut had hN·r>
l' a I led for Ol'Xt Week .
NEW ANO IMPROV ED
·HERB SNACK SPREAD
A bftttd ot Crttm Cllttn, ltn1 lttrbi 1nd Jp1u s.
3.59LB.CUT
7.75 WHOLE
2% LB. PKC.
WESTCLIFF PLAZA FASHION ISLAND
., •• .,....., ............. 641. ... 72 w--M. 'Tlt t w . .,., s.. .,.,
17
Saddlebaek A.fterooon
N.'t'. SC.eeks
VO . 71. NO 2S5. 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ' ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1978 TEN CEN
Viejo Rapist Draws 20
8' 4;\RY C.R \N \11.1.f
C)I ... CMll1 ..... ~··" W.11 H·n ll.1ll· ('ll''t'l·ll ~'ti, 11(
M 11--.11111 \'w10 ''"" -..·nh'11c·1·cl tu
cl.i ~ tu .'0 \ 1•..11 :-. JtlC! fmu month.,
111 '>I JI•• 11n.,.111 fur lh• r.11w .11111
l>t"''"''' ol .1 I.I \1•J1 ulcl t-:1 luro .:u I l.1.,t \1.11 I~
Judge: 'You Are UnfittoLiveinSociety'
\ h1·11 ..... 111 1•111 111~ ( 11•14 t•ll
Or .rn.:t• t 'ou11t \ ~u11t•r111r ( 'uurt
J u<.l.:t· \\ Jrn·n II f\na~hl ,,ucl
II 11 "'''" "11h1n nH po~t'r co
llll 'ill I \\OUhl ,,·ntt·nu· 'OU ln
hfr Ill Pl'l'.'>Oll
"Y11u "''' unfit to hH· 10 our
..,CH'tl'l) but a' 111111 h ;1.., I h••lc tu
'il) '" ~uu '-'Ill 't111nc du\ tw 11•
t1111wcl 111 lhc• 'ilrt'\'h
l r h l">lllr ~ I L'Jll'ij b 1 l!.elr
-.unw~ht•rt> thl·rc '' ,,n infant
'Blinding Flash'
1•1rl 1n 11 t•nh who ~orrwday will
h;n I' ht.'I l>1Kfy VIOhltt•d .1111J ht.•I
h1·.1d 11(.•<ttcn 1n lly you ·
~m phaMz1111( h11> d1sduin for
lht• 11.1w1> lhJt l11mted ('lcwt•ll ''
'"11lc·11el' lo lt.>i:.i:. thun lire 10
µri:.o n . JudKC Knight addt:d,
'S<.lt1ety thot allupt' law:-l1k1·
tl11!> 1:-as i-;1ck ah yuu &re. Mr
<'ll·well "
Judge Kmght noted that had
Clewell been guilty or kidnap fo1
robbt>ry he would have bee n
cllaible for u life term
Court Hears
Slaying Tale
Tht· survivor of a L.ci gun11
ReaC'h lo\'e Lrrnnglc !>laying
dchrribcd the i:.1ght a nd :.ound of
murdN to 11n Orang<' Ct1unly
Superior Court Jury Monday
Donuld .Juaq111n Shdton. J8.
Enrollnient
Spawns
R esearch
Citing an expected shortage of
Saddlebac:k Valley school hp11ce
that could occur by 1980,
Superintendent Richard Welle
sa id today he wrll as k board
mt>mbcrs to form a committee
to s tudy continuous school
opl'ration.
"H's a rccomrnendat1on for
study ... Welte :.aid of an item lo
b e h(•ror e tru s tee s at
Wc,lnt·sd11y's 8 p m board m1'et-
ing "It tx·hoovt·:-Uh now to begin
l1>oking tow<1rd fac1ht1cs in the
rut urr "
W1·lte prt•d1 C't c d SVUSO
st·h1111ls could rc.•ach capacity by
J9HO . promptin~ cxtrnordin11ry
me<i..,urcs to make.· s pace for a
:.chool population the top official
t•st1m:.ilt·s is growing ~1x percent
l·ach yl'ar.
.. We'll have. to have some
al1t•1 natives for Lhe community
tu h:indlt· enrollment," Welte
:-a id ·'Stall' bonds are JUSl not
availahle and we ure unable to
borrow funds for building pro·
gram'"
Ttw ~uperinlPndcnt said the
d1Mn('1'!> r11par1ty lh about 19,000
!>tudc·nt:. The HnH 79 enrollment
1s t•ht1mutcd to climb to 18,300
slu<l1·11t~
I lnder a so-called Continuous
School Pro~ram . the district
could increase C'apacily lo about
25.000 studenl'i.
We lte said s uch a program
would involve all district stu-
dent:-111 kindcrg11rten through
12th grade.
I\ bourd report estimates the
district could grow to 25,000 stu-
dents m six lo seve n years.
"WC' want to get the study
committee started right away so
we <.·an determ111e what kind or
steps we would have to take,"
We lte s aid.
rn a continuous program,
Welte said. so-called summer
vacations would be on a rotating
basis. Some students m ay attend
from September to .June while
oth e r s a tte nd school from
January lo October.
s obbed occasionally al> he re·
rounted the events of March 30.
<'Vents that led LO h1l> lover's
shooting death in the Laguna
Beach apartment they shared.
As S h elton talked . his
es trangl'd wife . al'cus cd
murderesl> Anya Ann Sh •lton,
31, !)al in the defendant's chair.
ht•r arms fokkd. staring intently
at her husband
S helton told the Jury 1n
Superior Court Judgl' Mason
Fenton's courtroom that he and
Patricia Profcrcs. 28. he1d gone
to be d early the mornrng of
March 30 afl<.'r an afternoon and
cvenin~ of emotional confronta
lions with Mrs. Shelton.
The distraught man said the
final terror·filled mom ents of
the v1cl1m's life began when
they were both wakened by a
scratching sound coming from a
window screen a few feel above
the\r heads.
"ll sound ed sca r y , a
s creeching, scratching sound. It
woke us both up," Shelton said.
llr told the jur y that hoth he
ancl Miss Profcres rose to their
kMes on the bed, pulled a cur·
(See TRIANGLE. Page 1U)
August Tallies
6.2o/o County
Jobless Rate
Orange County·s unemploy-
ment rate jump<'d to 6.2 percent
in August, according lo figures
released today by the s tate
Employment Deve lopment
Department.
The climb set the county's un·
employment rate at a two-year
high and continued a trend of
more unemploym ent that began
in late June.
Still. Orange County's un-
employm ent rate remains the
lowest among California's major
metropolitan counties a nd is stiJ1
under the stale average, 7.4 per-
cent.
The state report said there
were a n estima ted 61,300 Orange
County reside nts. without Jobs
last month.
Employment o ffi ce
s pokesman Jack Yelton blamed
s ome of the climb in unemploy-
ment on the impact or eroposi-
tion 13, noting the number of
government employees dropped
in August.
Ye lton said the depa rtment
exp ects the county's employ·
mcnt scene to show improve-
ment in Septembe r when
\ teachers not h.ired as expected
-------------fol' !lummer sessions return to
their jobs.
Hut kidnap for rape limits tti
num b(•r of Vl'tirs lhe Judg\: c1tn
;1ffnc 111 lhc' -.c•nlf•n<'l'
l'lewell, J Ctve·foot four·inch
hl'l>pec·tadcd man. :-.eemingly
nodde<t in ugrcemenl al. Judge
Knight l'almly and qu1elly
1h·~·ricd the laws that limited the
sentencing
Ile wai:. shackled ubout the
wa1~t and wrai,ts a s well as
ankles with heavy chains and
handcuff!>. The somber defen·
J
Alter the Flood
dant wore the blue ,jail
sweatshirt denoting he is in pro·
tective custody. protected from
harm by inmates who tradi-
tionally seek their own form or
vengeance on child molesters
For Clewell. it was the third
time s ince 1970 he has stood
before a judge :-.md been sent to
an institution alter sexuallv as·
saulting and beating young girls.
The first two offenses, in 1970
and 1973. ended with him being
declared a mentally disordered
sex offen~r and being sent lo
Atascadero State Hospital for
treatment.
However, after Clewell con
fessed to the assault of the 13·
year-old El Tor1J girl. Judge
Knig ht refused to have him
declared menta 11 y disordered
and ins iste d the cr1m1na l
charges carry the full brunt or
criminal law.
It may be that the 28-year-old
N<.'w Laguna Hills I ligh School is buzzing
with activity these days as students make
their way toward c lasses across an open
a rea near the library 1 at le ft > and the little
theater <ccnter L T he school opened for the
firs t lime Monday but rain-delayed con-
s truc tion won 't b e concluded until
December.
Oso Viejo P ·ark Backed
Council Eyes Funding, Votes to Go Alwad
Despite a <'loudy forecast or
available funds for Mission Vie·
JO parks. Municipal Advisory
Council members voled unan·
1mous ly Monday to proceed
with development plans for the
rommunity'i, largest recreation
facility the 85-acre Oso VieJo
Purk.
The proposed facility , located
northecisl of La Paz Road and
Ma rguerite Parkway. is expect·
cd lo cost at least $2.3 milHon
and is scheduled for develop·
ment in five phases.
The first phase. which oould
cos t up to S450,000. is scheduled
for this fiscal yeur but could he
he ld up because of funding
problems
"We're not sure yet if we're
going to get the funds to do phase
Wire Crossed
PhoJW F oulup Protested
Chiropractor J ohn Caroompas of Newport Beach
would like the telephone company to take care of the party
line problems he's been having for the pas t three months.
RUT TIIE FOLKS at Ma Bell don't seem to be able to
do much about it, so Caroompas went Lo police Monday.
According to the report he riled, someone has
managed lo tie into both his pe rsona l and business
telephone lines.
He said that since June. he's answered his phone only
lo hear a male voice already on the line, advising callers
t hat Caroompas is no longer in business, is not available or
that he's dead.
THE CIDROPRACTOR says that when he's obJected,
the voice has ordered him off the line.
Police, like phone company of(icials, are at a toss to
explain the interference.
one ." a county Environmenta l
Mana ge m e nt A ge n cy
spokesman said today "We ex
peel the I Board of > Superv1~r~
budget hearings to R"t't into
service area budgets this wc>ck "
The spokesman sau1 about
$80 ,000 of an available $.160,000
for the park's first phas e 1s ii
grant that calls for watching
county service area funds
If s upervisors vote to budget
the matching $80,000. available
funds wouJd reach about $450.000
-e nough money to complete
Oso Vlejo's first phase .
Monda y , MAC m embers
viewed draft general develop-
ment plans for the 85·acrc park.
only 35 acres of which 1s de
velopable . The remaining 50
acres a rc chapa r ral-covered
hillsides.
The e xisting development
plans call for a mixture of or
ganizcd s ports act1vit1cs and
grassy picnic areus with ph1y
lots for ch.ildren.
Plans also include a 10,000·
squa re-Coot m ain building th11t
will nol be included in the next
phase.
MAC members stipulated that
a little league baseball di amond
included in phase one be held off
if the savings could result in
more open grassy are1ts bcin~
developed in ttie park's northern
sector. PIA.NO PUYED
SVCCESS TVNE
"Tht· best music my piano
ever madC' was on its way out
lhe door. with money on the way
1n."
Toro Man Takes Up Pool Fight
That 's the advertising success
expe rie nce of n Costa Mesa man
who ran this ad In the Dally
Piiot
'..imahu Piano, Ebony Mdl P2, 5 yr)I. xlnt Nl'W
Sl9115 Srll SI l\l!l ofr.
'xx xxxx
H you want your instrument
lo make sales success music.
call M2·M78. I\ rriendly ad·
vlser will help write the scor.-
ll only takH a few words to
make big ntll!ic in the Dolly
Pilot
'
An El Toro man has picked up
the cudgel for "the little guys"
In a battle to force swimming
pool construcllon companies to
complete performance.
R oger Lomb a rdi of 25172
Pizarro Road sought help Mon·
day night from the Saddleback
Area Coord1nt1Ung Council
ISACC ), vowln1 he will seek
count)' or state leglslatlon to all·
sure ruture pool purchasers that
thay'll itet what they pay tor.
"They <Blue Lagoon I las\
worked oo it Aua. 3," be alleged.
The company aublcque ntly flied
bankruptcy, he said, and sub·
co ntractorR have placed
mechnnlcs liens against the
project.
Lombardi s aid he has paid
$4,600 for an Incomplete pool and
may have lo pay more to the
.subcontractors who allegedly
were not paltt by Blue Lagoon.
Mr and MrR. Juan Gomez ot
23716 Brasilia St., Mis111on Viejo,
HBld they have been left in a
similar PQ6ltion aft<>r p11yina out
$6,300 to the company
Lombardi. who a ppe ared
bl!fore the SACC u~cutive
board to make it awure of pool
problenu and seek advice, 11ld
•
he represents 100 people who are
having pool construction prob·
le ms in Orange County.
He said he "raised some hell''
over his own problems, was
written about In a ne wspaper
ond suhsequently has received
rails from Irate partial·pool
owners .
David Phillips. ossialant re·
1Jlonal deputy for the State Con-
tractors License Bollrd. told
Lom bardl a nd SACC officers
that his departmt nl has filed ac
lions against four pool com
paulcs operating In Oran.,e
County.
The state has the authority to
revoke the contrattors' licenses.
he said.
Phillips said actions have been
filed against Blue Lagoon,
Tustin -lrvine Custom Pools.
Holiday Pools and Crest Pools.
Meanwh.ile. said Lombardi. a
partner in the R . Tullius
Construction Company or El
Toro which build11 spas, he and
many others \n the county have
be~n left with x.covalcd
b3ekyards or partially flnl&hed
pools.
"I dotfl core for myself." he
<See POOLS, Paie AZ>
man will spend his sentence al
Vacaville Stat(• llosp1tal where
he will be treated.
Judge Kni~hl said he hope~
that will be the case so tl\at
then · might bc.• "at least a mira-
cle c hance" that when Cle well 1s
frct>d then .• will be some safety
for s ociety.
The judge noted that with time
off ror good behavior Clewell
will be elig1bh.• for r eleasl' in 13
years
"I trus t that you will receive
some form of treatment that can
give assurances to society that
the terrible things that happened
in lhas case won't be repeated,"
the Judge said
Wreck
Kills 5
Marines
Fiv<.' Marines aboard a large
trans port helicopter based al the
Marine Corps Air Station
I he licopte r > 1n Tustin were
killed instantly Monday after·
noon when the twin rotor l'raft
crashed and burned near 29
Palm:-
Officials have not yet 1den·
t1fwd the deud or confirmed
whl'lher ;iny of the fivt· were sta·
tiont.•d loeally
The ma rines had JUSt refueled
and were heading back to
Yuma. Ariz. whe n thl• cras h
o<·currcd . The cr aft went down
ahout ?O miles south of the
desert city in the Pinto Bas in area
of J o4'hua Tree National Monu-
mt!nl, a spokes man said.
Tht.• five were on a routine
training flight connected with a
major training operation being
conducted at the Yuma Marine
Corps Ajr Station. Officials said
e<tuipmenl rrom all over the
country was brought in for the
operation and 1s manned by
many different Marines while
there.
The cause of the crash is still
unde r investigation. officials
said.
Robbers Take
$230 in Viejo
Two men. one of them bran·
dishing a pistol. robbed Denny's
Rei,tuurant in M1ss1on Viejo of
approxamatdy $230 talc Mon
day. Orange County Sheriff'!> of.
hcrrs reported
T h t.' du c). 11"s c·r 1 b c d a s
m edium-height, medium-we ight
Mex1l·ans. hit the restaurant at
9 20 p.m., offtt·crs scud. No one
s pottt•d an escape vehicle
A she riff's ~pokes man s aid the
two men fit dl's cnptions of those
who have he ld up Sa m bo 's
Restaurant in Mission Viejo and
JOJO S in Laguna flills during the
past two weeks
.Emigrations OK?
WASHINGTON IAP> Eigh-
teen Sovwt families trying to
c m1i;irntc, including that of a
re:-pected che mist. prohably w1U
br allowed to leave soon, says
Sen. Edward M. Kcnn<•dy . D·
Mass . who brought up their
names and others m his meeting
las t week with Sovie t leader
Leonid Brezhnev.
Weather
Suuny throu~h Wednes-
day but some low clouds
nijthl throug h mid ·
morning h ours . Lows
tonight 62 to 65 Highs
Wednesday 68 to 72.
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Hugh<'!> m1C'c·t himi;elf two day!>
bl'f1Jn· hi' d11:d of kidney failure
fie said the drug probably wu:.
codc1nl'
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llu~ht•!> and Crane used thre<>
otht•r llui;:he:. aides in the
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tl11 e·1· ""' inll1<·tt·d ('1'.tnt• und llolmt'1> had foCl-d a
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som t·how, but whut about the ht
lhl.' ~UY!> Thcy don 't know when:
W turn "
Lo mbardi !>aid he u nd h•'>
t::rnup hope to line up contrnc
tor' who will rinish poob :it a
"rt•i.Ji.onahle" price, !Jut c:l a1med
Ont• wvmun who already had
pa ul out 1.1rge :.ums for <1n in
t•o m plt•lt•d pool wui; told she
w"uld huvt· to pay anothe r firm
$8,000 to <'omplcte· the job
Ph1ll11~ wamt.•d that contrac
101 i. h1·i.1ta1t• to pu·k up on
;1n1Hh1·r t·ompany '!> t•ontr ad 1n
i l'ar that tht· origin.ii firm will
:,ttl'mpl to <'omplctc Lhe proJcct
and hie hllguuon
I k .1bo wnrnt·d lhal mC1ny in
rnm plctt"tf pool:. w1 II tw finr!>ht.'d
t".t·ntu:.tlly th<.•l nr11 <·vt•ryon1·
w1 II he left holrl1ng the bC1g. llL•
i.u~ge:.t«d Lhat pool own(·rs seek
legal arlv1ce from attorney!>.
f'h1 1l1p!> s ::11d that unde r a
~uprem1· Court ruling, finance
1·11m pan1<·:. whic h loan money for
puol l'Onstrucl1on under arrange•
ml'nli. by pool cont.ractors m w.t
J i.i.urt• JOb l'Omplc llon
Pool buyers who arrange their
own financing, though, havl' no
a:.suran1·c of completion unle:.s
thl' pool co mpany posts a bond.
M 0 Vandruff. a State
L1 t'l'ni.c Hoard :.cnior <foputy,
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ct'menl lloublcd
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two m onth Pf'r&od beginning in
June." he said. "Our only qucs·
t1on 1s why did they (p<>ol com·
pa111ci. 1 kc·ep i.clling pools t when
rl hctame difficult to fulfi ll then·
l'urrentcontracu. > '!"
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'un" 11 cornC'rl him a $.500 scholars hip
In 11~ ttw promoter !> of thl' stunt. who also
a n · promotinj..! an upcomm~ boat show.
The young kuyakc.•r flew the burgee of the
Sha rk Island Ya cht C lub lie ended his
voyage at the cluh
Nichols Gets
Saddle back
Cou.r~cil Post
IJdVC Nichols of Lu~una Beach
wai. <1ppo1nted ai. u Saddle back
Arca Coord1nut1ng Council
d1recLor Monday night, replac·
m g Harry S pringer who re·
i;igned
TRIANGLE TRIAL. • •
ta in aside and saw Mrs. She lton
st anding m darknc&i. ut the win·
dow
"I want to knvw what you're
doing." Shelton quoted his wife
as saying a 1> she stood a few ftM.!t
from the startled couple rn the
darkness.
v111it:..
Shelton 11a1d the afte rnoon pre·
cedinR the murde r . his wife.
wh o li ved 1n Los Ange les .
walked into the Laguna Beach
apartment as he was getting oot
or the shower.
Reriete Board Target
SACC Bylaw
Changes Eyed
Hylaw rhanges apparently dl
signed to curb the Saddlcback
Are • Coo rdin ating Counr 1l
Review Committee were dis
cussed by SACC execut1vc board
me mbers in El Toro Monduy
night.
The committee reviews plan
ning and environmental impact
issues on projects scheduled ror
El Toro. Laguna H lllb and
Laguna Niguel. pa<;i;ang rerom
mc ndations on l-0 thl' Orange.·
County Planning Comm1:.sion
and its staff
The committee has tukcn ·~
sue with coordina ting counrtl
presidents and board mcmlJers
this year over changes in it~
rccom mendalions.
"The review board is be<:om
ing more powerful all the time."
said Dave Nichols of Laguna
Niguel. a n executive board
member who also serves on the
review committee .
"It's a s ituation where the tail 1s wagging the dog."
The execullvc board is elected
by coordinating council me m·
hers and representatives or area
homeowner ~roups makin~ up
the south county orgun1zat1on
Revie w committee member& arc
named by lhl' homeowne r as
!iociations in the various county
ser vice areas
By law changes d1 scu:.:.e d
Mo nday inc luded a ge ne r a l
ope ning statement noting that
tht• cxec·ut1 v1: hoard of dtrectori.
I!'> I he governing group or the
coordinating t·oun{·tl unll·!>s
otherwise directt'<i.
Aliso d iscussed was a proposal
tha t all comm11tces. including
lhe rt.'vicw commltlt'e, be ap.
puanted by thc council president
with concurrence of the ex
ecutive boa rd
Suggested, too, was a d ause
enabling exccut1 w board review
of review comm11tcc: rc<"ommen
dations ut the rt.-que ... t of the pres
1dt•nt or a ny dtrcdor under
:.pec1f1c l'Onll1t1ons
Following Monday·, cxecutiw
board session. director:. denied
a ny problem or c·o nl roversy
between thl• two bourds.
"We art' trying to avoid any
future fcehn~ that one side or
another is ta king advantage of
the other ." s aid coordinating
council President 8111 Tellman.
Two Execs
Resign at
Channel 50
Nic hols . a m e mber of the
Lai.i una Ni guel Community As·
s o<.'iat1on . will :;t.•rvc out
Springer's term. fl e xpires in
December 1979.
S pringer resigned Sept 8, cit·
1ng th e prl'!-.i.urci. o f ha :.
workload in hus 1nei.*. N1 chob
abo wi ll ... 1.·rvt' a:. the council '!>
ml'mbt•n.h1p d1;.i1rman. a post
prcv1ou:.ly filled by S1mni.:er
··I r olled off the be d and
grabbed m y pants And she
1 Miss Profcres l kind of went
back down on the bed.
"S he reached b<.1ck up to pull
the curtain shut A gunshot went
off. I was blinded by the rlai.h.
"Pat !>aid. 'I'm hit Did she
shoot you'!'
Five People Escape
Irvine Co. Mishap
The r~1~nalion of two KOC E -
TV Channel 50 cXl'Cut1ves wai.
confirmC"d Monda y h y .Jim
Coope r. director or community
affairs for the puhltc te lev1s1on
sta tion locah:d al Go lde n West
College
John Gregory, who wa:-. direc
tor or development, has taken a
new job as dircrtor of public re ·
l<:1t ions for KCET. Channel 28
Grego ry, a l:.o publ1.,her of
F o r u m 1-'ifl y tht• KOC E T V
monthl't m .t~.11:rw ha ... hl·cn
wit h th~· 'tJtmn lhn•1• w1d om"
half yt·ar1>. He lt·rt the :.t.1l100
Sept 8 T he council Is an umbrellu Ol'·
gan1 zat1on M'r ving as liaison
b e tw een s o uth ro unt y
homeowners and t'IVI(' groups
and Orange County government.
Carter Effort
With I srae l
Bears Fruit?
CA MP Ht\VIO. Md l/\P I
1'11•i.111\on1 Ca rll'r 1:-making a
"t11~ant w f'ffort" to garn con.
n ·:-!>11111-. lrom ll>ru1·I IJut tht•fl• ti.
no l'V 11li·1a('l' that ht• IS l>UCCCed·
1n g 1n ha i. u phill quest .
d1plomatie !>ourcc•i. i.aid today.
"It 1s loo early to make a
111tlgm1•nt l'tlhl·r way .. i.a11I one
off 11·1 :.t I, .1i.k ing nQl to bt· 1den
t1t11·tl "Hul ~ctl1n~ hra el to
move· ha~. bct·n th<• prohlem all
,dung. 1•v1•11 ht'f11r1· th1· i.11mm1t
IJl'J.Wll "
/\ mN·ting ~mnounced for Mon
day night between tht• US. and
Egypti a n dcle gut1 o n !> wa ~
po1>tpont.-d without •·xphrnation
llowc vt•r Carter ar r~·n~cd to
meet with J<.;gypt 's Anw11r Sadal
tod<.1y .
Wr t h C<Jrtcr ut·t 1ng a:. go·
bt•twt•en, thl'rc has been no face
l o fu1•t• <·onfcr e11<·t· involving
Sadat and Jsracl 's Mcnuchcm
Begin 1>1ncc Thur::1day
The re was no ind1cation that
th(· two would n'lcct todny eithe r.
b u t J o d y 1'1Jw c ll. officia l
i.pokc!>man for the parllc1panl!>.
:.aid Monday Uwt Curte r will
hring P re"l d t'nl Sa d ut and
Prtmt· M1mi.tn Regan t<igcthcr
at un appropriutc point
l'owe•ll, the Wh1tl· llou~e prel.i.
sec r e ta ry , d1s ml11!.lc d u re
portt•r 's s uggestion that t he
hiatus m direct talk:. between
Sadut and Bcgrn indiratcd a
)\lal~·m11tl·
"I don 'l lhmk 11 would be ap.
pro priale lo draw that con
<'lu1>1on." hf• st11d
Powell i.a1d the summit had
moved into a lime consuming
Jlhas t• of American· Egy ptrnn
a nd /\me r1 l·a n ·l!>r11t•lt dis
c us s10ns. after a wecltcnd re·
vtt•w by all Ulree dehigutiom. or
"11p1w r1•nt progr l's!>" made last
wt·t·k on :.ome key 1si.u(•s
"I :.c rca mt•d rnto the other
room for w mcont.· to call the
polH'e• :md an ambulance and I
rt'ached out.-.1dt• .ind grubbed thc
gun
"Any ... wu:. railing my na mt•
out and Put wa1> dying. I JUSl
held her."
The s hootinJ( victim died en
route to Lhe hos pital and police
took Mrs. Shelton into c ustody
as she allegedly :.tood transfi xed
to the spot from whl·rc the fatal
shot wus f1rt'd moaning he r
hu:.band'i. name. ·.Jouqum. Joa
qum "
Rcfor1• ht• 1~av1· h1-. 111·e·o11111 nl
the m urder, Slwlton dc:.cnb<!d
Y\'ari. of mar1t1J I tu1 bult·ncc w1Lh
thl· wo mar1 now l.IC<'Ubcd o r
murdl'r
According to Sh••lton, yf•ars l)f
on agam. off again m:irrw g1• hit
1ls finul i.k1d 1n /\ugu:.t, 1!}77,
w he n he· moved t o l.J guna
Reach and :.ct up houi.i-kceping
with Mis.'> Profc·rc·s. a 11 X ray
tcchna<'ian in Sa n 'lt·me·nte
Gi•n t'r<il llo-.p1 lal :mil htr
<laughk r.
Wh en q11l0i.t1oned by Depuly
0 1:.t nC'l t\llorne•v Davtrl Carl er.
!;hdton admitted th1tt wh1k ll v
rng w1lh M1:s1> J>roft·rc~ he still
ha<l occas1onC1I conlat't with hai.
w1fr , including u kw overnight
Somoza Force
Hunls Down
Le/ tist Troops
MANAGUA. Nicaragua CAP)
llcavy firoihtin~ raged today in
the <•m battlc <l r 1ty or Masa ya,
w h1·rl' n~1t1ona l g uurd troops
w1·n · rcpQrtcd udvuncing house
to hou:.e und<"r h1•a vy i.ni1x:r fire
to root out le ftis t gLwrrillas
f1~ht ang to ovc·rthrow the h1mily
d tl'lat o r i.h l p nr Pres ide nt
/\nast;JSIO Somo:w
Be d C ros!> work .. r s a nd
JnurnalisUi wen.• hurrcd from en·
tt•1·1n g t h e l'it y, it r e b e l
:.tronflhOld t!J miles northwest of
Manugu:1. hut the sound of gun
fin· could be heard from the
v.int age point of a national
g u ;.a r d h a r r i l' u d c• o u l s i d ('
Masaya
Troopi. in th1i. capital city,
mt·anwhile. r<'portcd d1scov<·r
1ng w hat they dt•i.l'ri bed as
'<'normou:-." rucht•s of rr>hel
w1•apons ai. lh1•y pn·i.sNI ttw1r
liC Ul'<'h fo 1 14ucrr1ll u:. 1n
Manuguu
Man Found Guilty
In Pimp's Slaying
An Or11nge County Superior
Court jury Monday found 23·
year.old Edward Hurrell sullty
or murder Monday In the 1077
8tabhtn~ d t·Rlh or SnntD Anu
pimp .lnrnes lfurb1n
H ur rell wal) con vict ed of
murder and six olher felony
count11 l'('latt.'<1 to the 1dayl n1
fie v.a11 lhe seco nd man con
vlt'h.•d in the <'D!U' And thret> ad·
dlllonul dcfC'ndants will stand
tr1nl next wcC!k
Earlle-r, Otorf'~ Lumar King,
30. of Seattlt', wa11 ronvl<'lcd or
the murder and sentenced to life
in prison.
It was KmR who was the key
pro:soculion wilnc11:s .it Harrell's
trial
He testJf1ed that Hurre ll or
dc rcd the killinR done In revtinae
(or the bcatlna or a prostltuk
but ut In a c ur o utside th1:
apartment when lltrbln wu
11l11bbed to death.
When Harbin was killed, •
proRlltutr lnl'lldc his apartment,
Sandra CrPe, wn11 nl110 knifed but
lived to tC11lify agaln11t Kinf(.
•'
ln vc!>l1 g ators fro m the
r ede ral Aviation Administration
have been called in to deter mine
the cause of the e ngine failure
that fo rced the pilot or a
helicopter carrying Irvine Com·
pany officials to m a ke an
e m ergency landing Monday af.
ternoon
Spokesm en for Martin Avia
lion. from which the Bell J ct
Ranger was rented, and for the
land developme nt firm today
dt•i.c ribt:d tht· inc ident as minor.
noting Lh at none of the fl vc pe<>
pl<' a boarrl was injured In the
mas h up
Bandit Robs
Drug Store
In Clemente
/\ young man wielding a pcurl
handlC'd pb tol demanded drugs
and mon<•y Monday fro m
c•mploycP:-an a downtown San
<"lt•m e nte drug s tore and
l'sl·a pcd with $1 ,265 in a pillow
c usc.
Employees at the Med-Rx
Drug Store, 241 Ave. del Mar.
told po lice the blond-haired ban·
d1t. about 23 yea rs old, wilh a
bus hy mustache , came into the
lllor <' about 1: 30 p. m. Showing a
19-y e.ir-old clerk a double·
barreled Derringer, he told her
lo keep her mouth s hut and give
him all the store's cash
He also as ked for "medicine."
but left after he stuffed Sl,26."i
worth of bills into a yellow striped
pillow case, poUcesald .
Thn•e drug store em ployt.'Cti
wt·n · alone in the s tore a when
the gunman entered. He was lagt
s('cn escaping on root.
The copter was on(' or fl vt• that
left Orange County Airport to fly
company officials. shareholder'>
and othe r guests over the 77 ,000
i..I Cre Irvine Ranch
According to Martin Rrower.
an Irvine Company s pokesman.
the d owned helicopter e x
pcrienccd engine failure soon
after take off and m ade an
em ergency landing on the lawn
of the Ford Aerospace and Com
municallon Corp. 's Aeronutronic
Division near Jamboree and
Ford roads.
It was the second such 1nc1
dent in Newport Beuch Stnl'l'
fo' r I d a y w h e n t h l' p o I 1 ct•
helicopter was forced into an
t' m e r g e n c y I a n d in g u n d l' r
s 1m1lar circumstances.
The rented helicopter in Mon
day's incident was unduma~ed ,
according to a Martin Aviation
upokesman.
The people aboard included
pilot Brad Auburn .. James Irvin<.'
If. son of My ford I rvinc . Sidney
Unobskey. assist<1nt to lrvmt•
Co. Chairman A. Alfred Taub
man. Mrs Unobskcy and Robert
Sht·lto n. thc Ir vine Co. 's vu·t·
prt;sident for governmental re la hons.
Wstro]oim
l:ekbratiom
NAIROBI. Kenya (APl
Cuban President Fidel Ca!itro.
Ethiopia ·s military bucke r . ne w
into Addis Ababa today ror
celebrations markine the fourth
annivers ary of the overthrow of
Emperor Haile Selassie.
Vasily Kuznetsov, first vir<:
pr<'sldent or lhf:' Soviet Umon.
another o f Ethiopia 's !!up
porters. was among dignitaries
on hand to greet him.
( erb·dt·lee)
M1kl' ~t lll''-''"' l'flllr11 of
Forum F1fl y. a bo '' h .. Jvtn~ the
st~t1on to 101n the puhhc a ffar rs
o.;ta ff of lht• lrvinf' Cnmpun y,
Cooper su11I
Stockstill, wh o hai. hccn witn
ltw -.talion nearly three ycarb,
w1 II h·aw 0 {'1 1
Cooper said that the rcs1gna·
tlOM do not point to any change.'!>
in d1rcctron for KOC E or for lht·
monthly magazin('
"It is Just a c·ornc1dcnc<' that -
I hey are leavmg :.tt the sume
lime ... Cooper su1d ··w" art
sorry to sec them go "
Cooper s atd that replacements
for Gregory and Stocki.till have
not hel'n selet'lcd yl't
Thc Forum l-'11'1.y m a~azinc l!i
distributed monthly to !>upport·
ing member; of KOCE It pro·
v1des pro~ram ~UldC's for the
sta tion and urt1clc:. on Orange
County affa1ri.
Northern Rain
Perils Grapes
S AN 1-'RANC'ISC'O I AP 1
Vmlneri. :-.a y an un~casonally
wt•I wet·kc•nd 1n Northe rn
Cal1fo rni1t ha:. left a promising
1978 grnpe e·ro1> "rig ht on the
brink or disaster ..
Unhl Lhe rain of the past week.
no rthern wine g rowe rs an·
tic1pnted a normal crop and ex·
C'l•lknt quality
However . without a clcann~
trend now losM'I> "will be very.
ver y serious,·· ac<·ordtnK to wine
m u s tl• r .I o h n Par du c ti of
Purdu,·c1 W111t' Cellaf' m Ukwh
"Tht• next two or three duy-. will
tell "
NEW ANO IMPROVED
HERB SNACK SPREAD
A llhttd of CtHlft CIMtM, fine htt-.S tnd $p1ces.
3.59LB.CUT
7.75wHOLE
2~ l.B. PKO.
WESTCLIFF PLAZA .......... ,YUA .. FASHION ISLAND
'"' .......... ....,.. ..... 642 ... 71 ~'Tl9W.'Tl61a'Tll
OA .. A f'OtMT ...... ,. __ ,.. .... ,... ......,....1Mct1'4MOJO
~"'''-'·"''a..11.1
At Rome in the Barbor
An osprey. (f fishing member or the hawk family. perches
on m ast of boat in Newport Harbor. keeping a wary eye
on photographer. The large bird. a diving bird of prey
that feeds solely on fi sh, has built its nest on the foremast
<ii the schooner Samarang, which is moored in the
harbor. It's unclear whether the osprey will sign on as
crew when the Samarang goes to sea. or what will hap-
pen to the bird's nesting s pot when crewmen attempt to
raise sail.
Ret irement · Rate Stays
Orange County taxpayers and
<'Ounty government employees
have been s pared paying an ex-
tra S3.6 million thiii year to help
ba lance the county retirement s ystem.
Me mbers or the Orange Coun-
ty Retirement Board made that
decis ion Monday afternoon.
They agreed to await results of a
new rebrement s tudy ne"t year
before recommending rate in· creases.
The new study will take into
account cuts in the county gov·
ernment work force caused by
Proposition 13 which could alter
the a mount needed to balance
the retirement fund over the
next 30 years
The nine member board's de·
c1sion was welcome news for
county supervisors who are tn
the midst or hearings on the
county's firs t pos t -Jarvis
budget.
It also was good news for the
11 ,400 government workers who
faced the prospect or seeing
their retirement contributions
increase by about SO percent.
County tax Collector.
Treasurer Robert Citron said
the new study should offer a bet·
ter picture of what new rates
may be.
Ray Wells, assistant collector·
treasurer. warned, however .
that rates determined next year
can 't be back-c har ged t o
employees.
As a result, increases decided
then will have to be paid by
future e m ployees and tax· payers.
ln August the retirement
board received a new study or
the system, projecting increases
in county and employe pay.
men ls.
The study showed $220 million
more would be needed to fund
the s ystem ove r the next 30
years than current payments
can finance.
Postponing in<:reases this year
could push that deficit to $228
million over the 30-year-period.
county officials predicted. de·
pending upon the impact of in·
flatlon and Proposition 13.
The 11 .400-m e mbe r system
se r ves county government
employees as well as those
em ployed by the Orange County
Transit District. UCI Medical
Center. sanitation districts and
the city of San Juan Capistrano.
No Tour for Nixon?
NEW YORK IAP> -Richard
M Nixon may have decided to
put off th(' around-the-wor ld trip
th l! l has evoked antagonistic
{'ditorials and a cool reception
from at least one head of gov·
ernment
A~ he arrived in New York
Monday lo sign a contract for
another book, Nixon told a re·
porter. "I don't have plans to go
abroad ::.oon be<:ause of the work
I have lo do when I return to San
Clemente"
lie said that he would "for a
while be pretty busy, working
bard to meet my book deadline"
in June.
lt indicated that Nixon's aides,
who were against lbe three lo
four-week Journey, may have
dissuaded him from making it at
thi s time. The proposed
itinerary included South Asia,
Eastern Europe and Africa and
talks with leaders In the various
countries
Meanwhile, a s pokesman for
Thailand's roreign ministry said
today that Nixon has called off a
visit there originally scheduled
for late this month.
The spokesman said Nixon's
staff notified the ministry Mon·
qay of the cancellation but did
not specify a reason.
Nixon had earlier told the Thai
foreign ministr~ that he would
make a brter visit as part of his
worldwide tour. the spokesman
said
Nixon bad a double purpose ln
coming to New York : to sign a
contract today with Warner
Books and to attend a private
memorial Wednesday tor Elmer
Bobst, once a major Nixon
financial backer. 8obat died
Aug. 2 at the age or 93.
He planned to have breaJcta.st
today with Henry Kissinger, h!s
former secretary or state and
national security adviser. He
had other reunions scheduled
laLer In lhe week wtth two other
former t'abl net members.
Wtlltam Simon and Wiiiiam
RoRera.
............
SECOND THOUGHTS ON AROUNO-THE·WOALO TRIP
Fonner Pr9tkSent Ntxon Arrtv•• In New York
Warner Books paid Nixon $2
mHJion for "RN: The Memoirs
of Richard Nixon." now in the
lhlrd bard cover prlnting.
Moon's Church Sues 9 Cities
liquor Soon
Awilabk
Asa Powder
WASJUNGTON <APl -Tak·
ing a powder?
That phrase soon may lake on
new meaning as powdered booze
is introduced to the American
market.
"We're looking lnlUally to the
ouldoony market and the fellow
who doesn't want to keep large
inventorie$ of different kinds ol
liquor around," said Mike Hill of
Global Marketing I nc., the
Portland, Ore.. firm handling
the product.
Known as "Sure Shot," the
powder will be test.marketed as
single-serving cans Cor $1.39, but
Hill said plans calls for foil
pouches and larger containers.
Developed in Japan. it is being
produced In Placentia, aDd wiU
be test·marketed In Southern
California in the next few weeks.
Hill s aid.
Sale of the powdered alcohol
was held up for several months
while the Treasury Department
decided how to tax it.
Officials finally settled on tax·
ing the mix based on the volume
of alcohol, which is in tiny
particles suspended in a powder
that looks like gelatin desert
mix.
In fact. the first Japanese
sales were a s a r ose w ine
gelatin.
All that's needed to drink one
or the powde red cocktails is lo
add water.
Hill says he doesn't think peo-
ple would be likely to eat the
powder as children do with sort
drink mixes .
Most everyone admires the
color of ruby. sapphire and
emerald gems. We also admire
the high brilliance. h1rdness
and great purity o r the
diamond. The only gem that
combines all iheM qualities is
the fency colored diamond.
To be called a famw)' M l-
9"41 .U.--4. It must have a body co~ strong enough 10
be attractl¥9 . . . not Just a
llghtly tinted off-co~. Th,_.
quertets of all the diamonds
fCXMid are tinged with color to
90mt degf'ee but only about
two ~I of thetle quahly as
fancies. Approxlmately one
carat of gem fancies are pro·
duced tor 8Y9fy 2.500 carats ot
mlhed diamonds.
A high risk is lnvolYed in cut·
ting the rough. suppe>Ndly tan· cy. diam>ndt because the out·
aide co'<>r la often superficial.
The centers of INlny colored *"* are often llghtet or l'NY be of a diffentnt color than the Oucaide of the rough diamond.
TIJllllday, September 12, 1978 s OAJ!. Y PILOT .43
No Decision
Yet on Jobs
Orange County supervisors
failed to make a decision Mon·
day on the ruture or about 170
jobs in county health, social
services and consum~r affairs
jobs.
The workers involved in poten·
tial layoffs handle such services
as in-home care for the elderly,
child abuse cases. foster home
coordination, family counseling.
veteran's affairs, consumer
complaints and cooperative ex-
tension.
The cutbacks in jobs. about
JSO of them now filled, were pro·
posed to help balance the S508
million 1978-79 county budget in
light of financial cuts brought on
by passage of Proposition 13.
Supervisors gave county ad·
ministrators until Wednesday to
come back with proposals to
avoid some layoffs. particularly
in light of an extra $746.122 re-
cently made available in state aid .
The bulk of the program cuts,
78 e mployees, were proposed in
the County Department or Social
Services, cuts department bead
Dennis Hart predicted would
leave his department ·•nothing
but a crisis intervention pro
gram ."
Hart said cases brought to the
attention of the child abuse reg
istry. for example. were up 120
percent last year and other re·
quests ror services have been up
as well.
With the layoff of 78 workers.
h e said . the department
wouldn't be a ble to handle half
the referrals sent there.
"This bas been the c runch we
have been waiting for all week."
County Administrative Officer
Robert Thomas said.
But with limited fonds to
s pread over many areas. he
said, there was simply no way
the county could absor b the
$500.000 n eeded t o avoid
employee cuts.
Supervisors also postponed a
decision on the possible cutback
of nine of the 29 workers in the
County Veterans Service Office.
six of 16 employees in the Coun-
ty Office of Consumer Affairs
and eight of 12 workers in the
Cooperative Extension Division
County administrators had
proposed combining the three
consumer advocacy units into
one office to save administrative costs.
The $390,330 saved by the
layoffs would be used to finance
the county's share of a S2 million
federal aid program for Jn·
dochinese and Cuban refugees
Veterans, however, ob1ected
to cuts in the county office as
well as its inclusion in what they
called the we lfa re -oriented
Human Services Agency.
"Services to the veteran are a
hard-earned right," said retired
Navy Adm. Phil Niekum Jr. of
Laguna Hills. ·'The veteran is
not a welfare case ..
He als o contended th e
veteran's office would be takinl!
a 33 percent c ut in personnel. far
greater than other county agen·
cies. -
Supe r visors have postponed
several budget decisions until
the end of hearings this week
when they will decide how to
spe nd $36 million in federal
revenue sharing dollars.
Monday morning a group or
more than 250 county res1den~
gathered to urge that at least S4
million of the total be used to
continue support to 58 commum
Ly organizations that provide
counseling. senior c1llzeos and
referral ser vice.
Spokesme n for the United
Network of Organized Social
Se rvices contended in many
@
EiEM WISE
Marv Barr. Certified Gemo1001~1
cases county dollars go rarther
in their programs because they
are s upported by many voJun.
teer hours.
During afternoon testimony,
county officials and s pokesmen
for the Orange County Mental
Health Association said that.
while the community groups fill
a n eed, m any professionaJ
services still must be provided
by the county
Satellite
Due to Fall
To Earth
WA SIDNGTON (AP> -One of
the largest space satellites ever
launched will plunge back into
the atmosphere within a few
days and e ven though some
parts might hit the earth. the
space agency says it poses little
danger to humans.
Pe1?asus l was fired into orbit
in 1965 and unfolded two wing.
lrke arms to <t span of 96 feet
givi ng 1t the appearance of ~
huge. gleaming space bird. Thin
aluminum patches on the wings
we re rigged e lectronically to
ml'asun~ meteoroid penetra -tion!>.
The National Aerona utics and
Space Administration said Mon-
dci y that Pegasus 1 is expected
lo make a fiery plunge into the
atmosphere Sunday. but the dive
could come a day earlier or
later.
The North American Defense
Command in Colorado Springs.
Colo .. made the estimation
based on thcking data which
show atmospheric friction caus-
'"I? the spacecraft to slow and be
pulled toward earth by gravity.
NASA said about 21,000 pounds
of the satellite and its attached
rocket stage should burn up
from r e-entry heat . but that
a bout 1.600 pounds of hardier
materials might s urvive and
reach the earth after breaking
into perhaps hundreds of s mall
p1eces.
··such a breakup of a re·
e ntering spacecraft is normal
and not in the history of space
fl.Jght has it resuJted in personaJ
or property damaae on earth.··
NASA said. "'The possibility of
an individual or a structure be·
ing struck by a fragment of
Pegasus 1 that survives re -entry
1s conside red to be less than that
due to meteorites impacting on earth.··
The agency estimated that as
the satellite breaks up it wi ll
:-.caller fl aming pieces over an
area 2.175 miles lon,g and J25
miles wide. The craft 1s circling
lh~ earth once every 87 m inutes
on a path that t akes 1t 31 degrees
north and 31 degrees south or the
t'quator. wtth 75 percent of the
course over water
1 n the Western Hemisphere
that course ranges from the ex-
treme southern United States lo
southern Brazil The satellite
does not pass over Europe but
does cross <1bove most or Africa
;ind mu<.'h of I ndia and
Australia
The only area m the Unjted
States under the path are most
of Flonda. s m all sections of
-;outhem Alabama. Mississippi
.ind Louisiana and the area of
Texas south of Austin.
Canerv diamonds are a v1111d
yellow rang1nq from
c11ron to sulphur yellow and
alrrost all are lound tn Soutn
Alnca.
Brown diamonds are most
otten found m South Alric.a
with the Premium Mtne being
the rrost notable source. They
corre In a 11anety ol tones such
as coffee, beige. c lo11e. cin·
namon, champagne. golden,
bronze. and reddish brown
Green diamonds are most
often lrom Bah•a. Brazil. wnere
nearly au diamonds produced snow &omit tinge of green. The
green color 1s thought to be
caused by natural uranium ir·
radiation tn close prox1m1ty
with diamond crystals over
rreny th0usand$ of years. Thia
natural p..ocess was 1111t1ated by
rren when In 1904. diamonds
were treated green py lmmers·
1ng them 1n radium salts
Pink diamonds have his·
toncally been found rn lndla,
and aomelltres Borneo, but the
rro!I important modem aource
1a the W1111amson Mine In
Tanzania.
CHAR LES H. BARR
Slue diamonds range In
tones from gray·blue, powder
bluo and deep sapphire blue.
A ll o l the h 1Slor1c blue
dlarronds are of lndllf'I ongln.
Tt'8 rrost famous blue of all of
course, u• the Hope Diamond.
The n w book. looking toward
the U.S. role in the world the
rest of the century, la Intended
to be a tar leu amblUoua work
than the ~11e memolrt
Nixon com tn the aprina
after woning on U for 3~ 11111.
CLEVELAND <APl -The
Rev. Sun Myung Moon's Untnca·
lion Church hu a~ nine Ohio
cities that will not allow church
members to solicit money and
hand out literature.
dors and peddlers. The federal
suit says the ordinances are un·
constitutional because they In·
terfere wtth the church mem·
beu · rlahl to exercise their re·
lialon.
Yellow la the moat common
of fancy colored diamond•
followed by brown, black and
ftght green. LeA oommon are '°"· violet, pink and blue. ,..,_. of 111 are the emerald oreeo and fine ruby red. Before
1886, when diamonds were
found In South Afrtca. rhe
e.nary ~low colOf' was as rare
• ~ pink or blue The 11'11
clwmnd found In South Afnca
'Ml a canary yellow "lghlng
21 cwata In the rough. II w.a
'*'9d "E~" Md cut lf'I an
0¥9' CUINOn tMpe of 10,73 c.a
....... of
~G..~
We nave models ol the Hope
¥Id Eurelta (accurate 1n sit.a,
c:olOr eno cut) on display in our
store window this week.
You are aunt to enjoy ... ing
them and our hne colledlon of
fancy colored diamonds. 90"'8
Of Which we have ,,.de uP in
9JC(;ltln0 JIW9lry daelgna.
The clUes have denied the
church perm.it.a to eoliclt bNed
on ordinan~ thal covern nn·
Cburcb followers believe a
Korean.born MMalab wUl u.nlle
natlona and people Into a Chris·
Uan lamUy.
..
.. ~~ , .... ,
1\·I OAll Y PIL UI • "" ., r • tt ' • • ' NATION/ WEATHER
.. .Ju t
oa ting ~ b~ with .._~I/ Tom~~'
MllJ"pbinf'
Probe of GSA Deepens
hifting tl1 818Jtl
Furnit ure Purchases
Said to Violate Policy
WA SlllNOTON tAP> The General Services Admlnl11tration.
<tt..TTIN<i SOl'U. l.t:vt.RAC,t,: An ofhl·1al 1•1n-1•lo1w
from the l!nllt'd St.th'' D<-partmt·nt or Truni.11ort11t1on ur
rtv\'d ut my houM• .vt i.t.-rduy from l>t'truit I p1cktod It uµ
1md tumt>d 1t u\t r In m) trt'mlJllol( hand.., I knt-w I woa11 1n
:iOna· k1nd uf ao\ <-mmt•nt troubh•
ulrcady the object or several rederal lnve11tlgations, has been paying
inillionis or dollars to a New Jersey firm for chairs and file cabinets
thul do not meet specificallons, ll was reparted today.
Tht· Washington PoMt. quoting unnamed sources. said GSA in·
vt•1;tlttntor11 had round the ~·
Sui.p1r mu11l) I unfoldf'd lhr paperi. 11ntl found th11t thl1'
m1"1>IV\'.., U\ J:OH•rnml'Ol form OMO 04 n~o Cit 19
\\ ll J( .I tt•ht'f I
I '' u'n l b(•init hu1lc-d into fcdl!ral rourt 1'h1•rt wni. "
11•,1 lh n11·t• roH•r lt•llN from l.vnn l. Unidford, urllng
dlrl't'lllr 1l( lht OHln· of lh•ft·r l!i In' l'!illautton , Motor Vc:h1
1'11· 1'111.:r.11ni.
tt•: .-x .. 1 >\l!"ttt;u TllAT I h11d bl'CO l5t'lt.'Otl(1n 1lly
·wlt'l'h •tl fo1 lhl· JltJt:hl'ii 20 que ... t1on., cm ... orm OMH
.,., hJll'H'r T hi• ~oH·rnmt·nt h"d tibo i.uppht-d ·• pre
'>Ill m p~d prt' Jddrt·,11t•d rt•turn cnH•loiw I\ bu, there wa., 11
'l't'Olld l'Oll) ul OM ti .... hdtl'\l•r .... h1rh \\al\ " 1luµh1·Mc ror m~ H •r) u .... n fllt'S
Now lO thl' form 1t-.elf I learned to my amazement
lhJt tha!> va!>t gt>H•rnmt·nt !>heel w<is <i Gear Shaft Lever
Ques11onna1re It had room for me lo inc lude gear shift
lever d:ita on all three or my cars 1£ I ownt•d three cars .
Cleurly, th1i. i.urvPy 1~ fu1rly n&rrow H doe1m't want to
know how well your cur as running or 1( 1t ever <1~11t on you
or burst into name:.
Tht.• government JUst wanL-> how you're doing with the
l,t Ail HU f
111/114
-._.•,11m,1..
~ I{
Gooemmenl Draunng of Gear Shift l.euer m Ques11onna1re
little shaft levl'r on tht.• floor They even included a drawing
or one an case you don't know what al looks like
SomP i-amplc question!>
q u •:STION: I lc.1v1• you f•vcr had problem s with the
floor· mounted gear i.h1fl lever on this t'ar''
ANSWER: Well. frankly, yes ft was on my wife 's lit
tic open sports roadster. I lcuped in it ont.· day while wear·
ing some old pcg·cuffo<I trousers. The lever went up m y
pant leg and I was slut'k there
QUESTION: What kind of trouble? Gear shift lever
felt loose? Could not shirt gears at all''
ANSWER: The trouble was I was trapped on the gear
shift lever . It definitely didn't feel loose. It felt pretty light
up that pant leg. It was n't a question of shifting the lever.
It was shifting my leg that I was worried about
QUESTION: A!> u result. did you partially lose control
of the car·1
ANSW£R: Not Jt :ill I partially lo!<.t control or my
tempc:r
QUESTION: 01d •m Injury n•.,ult''
ANSWER: It l'Crtainly d10 To my pride I ai.ked this
~uy who WCIS passmR by if he'd give me a hand He took
one look. s tood bac k giggling, and applauded.
QUEb'TION: Did the same prohlcm with the gear shift
lever reoccur?
ANSWER: Never. I always wear s hort pants in that
car now.
So there you have 1l, folks I'm s ure the governme nt
can hardly wait lo get the return of my Great Gear Shift
Lever Quesllonna1n· .
Amendment Backed
TRENTON. N .. J. l/\P 1 New Jers ey is the first stale to ratify
a proposed consl1lut1onal <J mendment to grant congressional
representation lo the District or Columbia.
The state Senate and As!>embly approved the proposed amend·
ment Monday The m cai.ure must be ratified by 38 sl ates before
Aug 22, 1985, lo become part of the Constitution.
The proposed a me ndment. which would give the District of
Columbia two U.S senators and al least one representative.
passed the Assemhly by a 59·12vote; the Senate quickly followed
tract violations In an examina· .
twn or /\rt. Metal Inc .. the agen·
l'Y'~ muln s upplier of oflice
(urn1turc
<i S A technicians who ex·
um1ncd and tested the office
furnilurl' s upplied by Art MetaJ
found lhut it bore little re·
s~rol>lunce to what GSA had
.,pcc1f1cd when 1l ~ought bids
Chenllcals
Tied to 20%
Of Cancers
WASHINGTON <A P > --Ex
p osu re to cancer·causing
che micals at American work
sales may cause at least 20 per ·
cent of all cancer deaths or
rwarly 80.000 people each year
with asbestos apparently the No.
1 c hemical killer. government
scientists s ay.
The estimates a rc sharply
higher th1m past figures. which
placed the cancer toll Crom OC·
r upational exposure at only 1
percent to 5 percent, Joseph A.
Califano Jr .. the secretary of
health. education and welfare.
1>a1d Monday.
A S I NGLE che mic a l .
:ii.bcs loi.. may account for 17
percent of all c:mcer deaths an·
nually. Other chemicaJ culprits
inc lude arsenic. benzene and
v111yl chloride.
Scientists from the N<1tional
\r.in<·cr Institute and the Na·
tion<1l Institute of Environmen·
tul Health Science said 20 per-
cent was a "conservative "
estimate of the t'ancer toll from
work sites , e stimating il could
run as hi~h as 38 percent.
The scientists based their find·
ings not on new medical re-
sear ch . but on new statistical
analyses o f the number of
workers e xposed to cancer·
cu using chemicals on the job
and their ris k of inc urring
cancer
CALU'ANO TOLD un AFL·
CIO conference on occupational
s:ifcty and health a bout the new
estimate a nd released a Ca ve·
J)agc draft summary of the
i.tudy.
II EW scientists a rc pulling the
s tudy into !anal form lo s ubmit
to the Labor Department's Oc·
c upational Safety and Health
Administra tion by Friday.
OSHA is preparing new stand·
ards for regulating hundreds of
known or s us pected cancer-
causing'a~enLc; at work in hopes
of accelerating federal action to
ban or restrict them.
C RITICS OF THE plan have
•;a 111 It tould cost industry
b1ll1ons of dollars. and some
ha vc !>Uld the !.>landards are not
needed tx-c·aus<-the incidence of
occupational cancer was low.
Dr Ouv1d P Hall, director or
the N at1onul Inst itute of En·
v1ronmenta l Health Sciences.
said ~cienllsls who made the low
t•st1 mates "just haven't looked
t«l refully enough at the prob·
h·m "
Flossie 'No Threat'
Texas, Plains Soggy; Snow Due in Wyoming
Te.pera••f'ft•
:~~i::
Atlenta
ea11imor• 8'""'"9"•"' Roi~
8<Kt0ft
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from manufacturers. th e
sources were quoted as saying.
AL THOUGH GSA knew from
pre·production tests that the of·
fi ce c hairs did not meet
specifications. the agency chose
to ignore those findings earlier
this year and award Art Metal a
$5.5 million contract lo make the
chairs. The Post s aid .
In the process, GSA turned
down bids from three other
firm s whos e c h airs m et
s pecifications, sources told the
newspaper.
Robert E. Hughes, who was In
charge or buying furniture ror
GSA until last July. told the Post
he objected to giving the con·
tract to Art Metal because the
bid speclrications were not met
and he considered the com·
pany's products t-0 be generally
"shoddy."
HUGHES WAS quoted as say-
ing his objections we re over ·
ruled by Robert P . Graham.
commissione r of GSA 's Federal
Supply Service. But Graham
told the newspaper he had in·
structed Hughes to decide on his
own whether to go ahead with
the contract.
Philip J . Kurens, president or
Art Metal. was quoted as s aying
he couldn't comment on the mat·
ter because of a pending court.
case.
The Newark. N.J .. firm has
challenged in fede ral court a re·
cent d ecision b y GSA Ad·
ministralor Jay Solomon to
ca ncel a $9 million contract
awarded to Art Metal in August
to s upply more filing cabinets.
FEDERAL AGENCI ES have
complained in the past that
m a ny of the filing cabinets re·
quired extensive repairs before
they could be used.
The company. which last year
received $25 million out of a
total or $32 million In sales from
GSA contracts, has been under
investigation by the GSA In re-
cent months.
Other federal Investigations of
GSA are looking into allegations
that corrupt employees and con·
tractors are costing taxpayers
$66 million annually .
If you have $10,000 or more In
a 5% bank passbook, we
can Increase your Interest
rate by at least 50%.
All you do Is switch your
funds Into one of our Six·
Month Money Market Certl·
f lcate Accounts.
Interest will be credited
quarterly or, at your option.
Ff.re Rages
He licopter at ri~ht drops water on a blazmg hillside as
weary firefighters fought gusting. s hifting winds today in
foothills southwest of Denver. Forest fire teams from
California joined the battle against the bl aze. which has
destroyed 3.100 acres of timber and rangeland. No injuries
and limited property damage have been rePorted sinct! it
started Sunday. Many homes were threatened today.
Gunman on Campus
Kills 1, Wounds I
ANN ARBOR. Mich. 1AP1 A gunman s hot a building supervisor
on the University of M 1ch1gan campui. early today. then pursued him
into a building a nd fired several more shots. killing him and wound·
ing a bystander. police said. Police Capt Robert Conn said that on
the l>asis of witnessc:. · rc-ports and other information. investigators
would seek a murder warr<.inl to
day . for a man who was a r of school buildan~s were locked. qua1n~t;d w_1th the v 1et1m was m1tiallyhitoulsidetheMusic Authc;>ra~1es withheld the na mt> or Hu tiding at the renter of the huge
the v1 ct1m. campus.Connsa1d .
THE WOUNDED MAN, 28·
year-old 'Rocky Mayne of Ann
Arbor. was hit in the shoulder by a
stray bullet and was listed in J{ood
condition at University Hospital.
Conn said.
The s laln s upervisor. whose
duties included overnight check!>
to m ake sure doors and window~
you can defer Interest pay·
ment untll 1979.Thls option
may provide special Income
tax benefits.
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Wounded . the man reached
the door of the building and st ag-
gered ins ide with the gunman in
pursuit. police s aid.
Conn said the killer fired at
least rour more limes at the vie·
t1 m ins ide the building before
fleeans.t the scene on foot.
Clusscs began last f'riday for
the univcr!>1ty's 28.300 students.
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funds prior to maturity since
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l UOSday. S 8ptemt>e1 12 1978 s OAILY PILOT 85
1t' anaing Issued
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Deceit Grows
With Inflation
By SVLVIA PORTER
Our nation is becoming a land ln which deceit
dominates the way we conduct our e<:onomic affalrs as in·
dlviuuals. in business and at a1J levels of government
The 1nflution of the past decades ls eroding moral
values and undermining honesty to a point where "nothing
that is stated about dollars and cenu any longer means
what it says." say s Dr. Henry WaUich. a govem or of the
Federal Reserve Board and inflation analyst.
"EVERYBODY MAKES CONTaACTS knowing
pt>rfectly wen that they will not be kept in terms of cons-
tant values," be said. "We do not know whether the most
valuable part of the contract may not turn out lo be the
paper it is written on. Inflation is like a country where
nobody speaks the truth."
The documentation :
Nine million Americans hold part-Ume j obs or
otherwise earn money Lhey don't report on their income
tax forms. says Peter Gutmann, professor or economics
and finance a l Baruch College in New York .
Tax e s and
dividends a re paid from
profits that may not ex-
ist or. if they are shown
to exist by accounting
adjustments. are not
backed up by ca.sh
flows. says Wallich ... Jn
Money's
Worth
addition to misleading the stockholder and the public,
these conditions push business into becoming more
speculative.
The phenomenon of "downsizing" or "packaging to
price" is a subtle form of inflation. The price or the item
remains unchanged or rises only s lightly, but the con·
sumer gets les!. for the money. .
J\t the same time. politicians follow pollcie~ that. If
not openly dishonest. are not honest ejther A politician
who makes promises that he knows cannot be met Is djs.
honest
VET. DESPITE EVIDENCE OF the extent lo which
innat1on is pushing toward "deception" as a way of life.
how can any long.term commitment in ab5olute dollar
terms be reached between buyer and seller, employer and
employee. lender and borrower. in a prolonged phase of a
wage-price spiral"
It is onJy human to try to protect against the risks of
ever-climbing prices and the dwindling buying power or
the dollar by demanding more or offering less.
It is only logical of Individuals and business owners to
tum to government In search of an econ<>my cursed by In·
nation. .
IT HAS CONE BEYOND THE stage when concern ca n
be focus<'<1 only on regaining control over the wage.price
s piral. SO pernicious has inflation's Impact been on the na-
tion's moral structure that we must be equally concerned
with regaining a perspective on what is right and wrong.
There are no easy solutions .
Let the Carte r adminis tration and congressional
leaders be warned: Unless the battle against inflation is
fought with more courage and originality than it has been
up to now. the people will move closer to takJng their
destiny into their own hands.
Bank Predicts
Slower Economy
The remainder or this year will see a slowing in
economic growth for both California and the nation. ac·
cording to Securrly Pacific National Bank.
"Job gaJns m the slate should lower the unemploy-
ment rate to about 7 percent by the end of the year and in·
Oalion will probably average around 6.7 percent, or about
the same as ror lhe nation." said Richard W. Ayer. vice
president.
/\VER MADE fflS REMARKS before a Redondo
Beach meeting of the California Municipal Business Tax
Association. composed of members representing cities
from throughout the state
"Employment growth in California should slow lo
about a 3 percent annual increase.in the second half of this
year." he continued. "This, coupled with an expected slow·
ing in the labor force for the remainder of this year. should
result in an unemployment figure of around 7 percent:·
Ayer said.
By industry, last year's joh growth was led by con·
struction, trade. finance. services and manufacturing. he
said. ''Growth in 1978 should be led by the same sectors,"
he added. "with the exception of the const ruction lndwstry
"WE EXPECT A FUTURE SHUT in the pattern of
employment growth toward trade and services and away
from manufacturing, government and conatruclion," Ayer
said
"Inflation In Californfa has been similar lo lbe nation's
in recent months." the bank researcher said.
"The consum er price index ror Los Angeles was more
than 8 percent during the first half of 1978, but we expect
this price pressure to moderate for the remainder or the
year and bring us more in line with our 6.7 percent pred1t·
tion." Ayer said.
Hughes Aircraft Co.
To Supply Military
TM U.S. Army and the Marine Corps will have 106
new "Firef'inder'' radar tracking systems that can pin-
point the location of enemy mortars, short·range artillery
and rocket. Jaunc hers by scanning the horiion with • pen·
cit-thin electronic beam
Hughes Air craft Co. 's ground systems gro.up 1n
Full.t rtoo has been awarded a $166 million production con·
tract by the Army's'"'Electron1c Research and OcveloPtnenl
Command. Adelphi, Md .• to build tbe systems. desl1nated
the AN/TPQ-36
UNDER THE INITIAL TIOl££·\'EAI coolract, 84
radar trackers will go to tbe Army and 22 to the Marines.
Options fot fourth· and (\fth.yur production provide for a
more systtms for a total of 188. ~-~ The Flreflnde.r syRtems are aeaiped to be <Mploytd a
few mUes behind a battle area to detect locaUonl ol enem1
short·r&nJJe weapons, freq'*'tly before lneomlla& nnt
rounds can strlke tlie grouncf, said Ed 0 '8nen, Ku&bet. a
radar proarams manager and aasiltant tpan11.1er of t.be
Fullerton f acillty's com munlcatlons and rad•rdtvislon.
The radar 11crutinlr.es the hOlllle landscape W1U\ a
beam that scans so rapidly that It effectively forms •
sensitive "cwtain' across the area. detecting any projec·
tile ristna throuah thP sector and tracking lt.5 distance.
dlrccllon and htlRhl. he said. The radar plots the focominR weapon ·a trajectory.
then the small Hughe1 3637A computer back·plotl lbe
track to the firing weapon and \he weapon loc:adon ls re·
layed autom1UcaJly to friendly flrit>a unlu lbat can direct
counttr-nre a1alnat tho bosUle point . The steps take only a
few seconds.
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