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Home My WebLink About1978-09-14 - Orange Coast PilotI .. 17 • I DAILY PILOT Die ·ch, Rose Ask * * * 10' * * * • I RSOAY AFTERNOON. SEPTEMBER 1•, 1978 VOL 11 llO JU • M CTI<*'-U ,.AGet For Change of ,Venue • Brown Woos County Bullde1•s (See Ppae A3) • Rusk Ha111mers SherUf Gates l ( (See Page A3) • Cou••t Told of Hughes Drug Use • Travolta Mobbed in London Widow TestHies ' ' ·Trial Move Sought D iedrich, Rose A sk Ven ue Change Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose filed a motion today to have their upcoming trial on bribery related charges moved to another county D iedrich a nd Rose's last minute bid to have their trial m oved elsewhere cam e four 1tays before their trial in Ora nge Co unty S uperior Co urt is scheduled to get under way. In the petition requesting the ch a nge, Diedrich 's a ttorney Ma rshaU Morgan said : ·'Th e r e i s r e a son a ble likelihood that a fair and im· partial triaJ cannot be had in Orange County because or the prejudice that exists against the d e f e nd a n t s b y virtue o f widespread publicity this a nd Drugs Asked? Hughes 'Pain' Described OGDEN, Utah <AP> -A pros- ecution wit ness has testified that the late Howard Hughes com plained about the st rength and quality of pain-killing drugs he had been receiving. The testimony t•a me from Dr. Norman Cra ne. a former physi- cian to Hughes. following jury selection in the U.S. District Court trial of Or. Wilbur Sutton Thane, 53. or Logan. Ut:ih Tha ne, Hug hes· pers on a l physician JO years. is charged with illegally dist ributing a con- trolled substance to Hughes. The defendant. medical direc· tor of Utah State University's Exceptional Child Center. is ac- cused of supplying Hughes with 5,500 dosage units or codeine Toun Vmm No Snakes HENRYETTA, O kla . <AP) -It's o fficia l : Poisonous snakes a r(' no longer welcome within the Umila of this city of some 1.000 people. In kee ping with the voters' wishes. the City Counc il enacted a n or . dlnance banning the keep· Ing of poisonous snakes or other dangerous reptiles. City residents voted 888·418 on Aug. 29 to ban the creepy crawlers. The ordinance e nacted by the council carried out the vot.era' wilbes. . .. phosphate from April 1974 until Hughes' death in April 1976. Crane. 72, and Hughes aide John M. Holmes, 62, both of Los Ange les, pleaded no contest Monday in Las Vegas to federal charges they supplied Hughes with codeine. They are to be sen- tenced Oct. 23 and under a plea· bargaining agreement the gov· ernment will recommend proba· ti on. Crane said that following a 1946 accident, Hugh es took morphine for pain, became ad- dicted and began taking codeine. Cr a ne said he had tried to get Hughes off the drug for 13 years a nd had not succeeded. "I tho ug ht it w as ti m e someone else tried," he said. De fense attorney T errence Murphy asked Crane if Hughes d uring a meeting with Crane a nd Thane said he was using an excessive amount of drugs. as much as 25 to 45 gra ins a day. Cra ne said. "I don't remember the 45 part." Crane said he was under the impression Thane was trying to get Hughes to cut down on CO· deine but that during this meet· Ing with the two doctors, Hughes complained about the s trength and quality of the drugs he was <See HUGHES, Page AZ> Teachers to Work CAMARILLO CAP> -A strike by the 240teachersofthe Pleasant V a ll ey Elem e ntar y School District was averted We dnesda y a fte r d istric t neaotialors agreed to restore pay hikes fror.en since the adop- r ton of Propoeition 13. 1 ~ J ·- other indictments have been give n by the media." ' Diedrich and Rose we re in· dieted by the county Grand Jury l as t December on bribe r y charges related to a land use de- cis ion m ade by the County Board of Supervisors in 1973. Six months earlier . Diedrich was named among five defen- da nts in an indictment that charged them with violating state political cam paign laws. All but one cha rge against the supe rvisor in that indictment have been dropped and are pending onJy an appeal by the stale Attorney General's Office. Rose was tried in 1976 and ro und innocent on bribe r y charges related lo his duties as a Fulle rto n pla nnin g com- missioner. When as king that the t rial on the bribery related charges be moved elsewhere. Morgan cited a poll done on Diedrich 's behalf last year by Opinion Research Inc. According to t he la wyer Diedrich had been reluctant to discu ss the p oll 's r esults because they would be "of great detriment to him and of great benefit lo his political foes." The petition showed that 28.5 p erce nt or t hose ques tioned thought Diedrich guilty of the political corruption c harges . Simultaneously, only two per· cent believed him to be innocent. That poll was taken before the <See DIEDRICH, Page AZ> Snow Drifts Into Mexico MEXICO CITY <APl - A snowstorm blocked the Toluca Highway which crosses a mountain range west of Mexico City. The storm dumped near· ly three feet of s now Wednesday along a nine. mile stretch. No casualties were reported. The mountain road. the only major highway lead· ing wes t out of Mexico Cl· ty. oftens get.a s nowfall in the winter lime, but almost ne ve r In Sep. tembor. IJttder fi'I re Rep. J oshua Eilbcrg. 0 -Pa .. h as been accused by the House Ethics Committee of acce pli ~g f avors and b e n e fit~ of m o r e th a n $100,000 in what the p anel ter m ed a conflict of in- te rest. lontlon Scerw 'Terrifying' To Travolta LONDON <AP> -It was a case o( Wednesday night fever whe n Ho llywood s t ar Jo hn Travolta a rrived at the Empire T heater in Leicester Square for t he first night or his movie "Grease" Som e women cried out and others fainted. One guest had her dress ripped down the back. Severa l photogra phers lost equipment and one had two flash guns smashed . Tra volta's bodygua rds had to c limb on the r oof o f his limousine to shout at s hovinK fa ns to get back as POiice cleared a p ath for Tr1avolla a nd his girlfrie nd, Marilu Ucnner. "I was terrified -I've never kno wn an r thing like this, .. Travol'--said once safely inside. Travolta a nd co-star Olivia Newton-John were hurried out ot a rear entrance bE'(ore the ntm finished to a void more t rouble. While he stayed in his t\Olel, she went lo a party f'l_r l,000 gucsta. r ........ ~ .. . , ,. . ' - His 'lrratiollal' Desire Cited WASHINGTON !AP ) Lee Ha rvey Oswald's widow test ified today that she believes Oswald assassinated President John f' Kenned y as a n irrational al tempt to seek recognition Marina Oswald Porter told th£> House assassinations comm ittee she believes Oswald acted alone because his secretive nature would not have allowed him to confide in anyone about an as- s assination plan. In her testimony today and Wednesday. s he stressed t hat she does not know for certain tha t Oswald was the assassin who shot Kennedy to death m Dallas on Nov 22, 1963 "I'm just as anxious to fmd answers as everybody else 1s," she said. But pressed for her opinion about whethe r Oswald killed Kennedy, she replied "Yes . I do believe he did. I believe the man was capable of it." Questioned about whether his motives would h ave b een political or the product of men- tal instability, she replie~ "l really don't know what to say· about the motive. "If you want m y t>e rsonal opinion as to whether it's mental or political. l would have to say it's the mental state oft he per..on The whole matter is so ir rational it's dirficuJt for us to come up with any rational answer.·· Rep. Richardson Preyer. 0 N.C., s uggested that Oswald may have chosen lo ki ll Ken· nedy because he thought a:- sassinaling "the m an at the top ." whatever his politic". would bring Oswa ld the recogn1 uon he had long sought and failed to achieve. Mrs. Porter said she found that plausible. Committee members s pent much of the morning quizz1nl( Mrs . Porter about subtle dif ferences between her testimony and the accounts she gave the NEW TY SEASON PREJllEWS TODAY The new television season l!l oN nnd running 3s th~ thl'e(' networks make their annual btd ror public (~vor a nd precious points In the Nielsen ratings. f or 3 preview or what you'll be viewing thi~ time iiround. turn lo Pa1te 01 --------.""~ --- .. , -... - Warren ,Commission, the FBI, the Secret Service and author P ris cilla J ohnson McMillan. For example, s he testified Wednesday tha t s he thoug ht Soviet authorities censored mail and bugged the apa rtment where she and Oswa ld lived in Minsk in the months a fter their marriage in April 1961. She said t h en s h e h a d n o d irect knowledge that they we re under surveillance but assumed from ~ossip that the a uthorities wouJd spy on an American li ~ing there. Mrs McMill an's book about the Os walds quotes hl'r as say- ing a Soviet comm issar told her the couple we re under sur - veillance She told the commit· tee the McMillan account is cor· reel and that she failed to r ecall t he s ituat ion fu lly in h er testimony On another point. she testified that she and Oswald stayed in a boarding house in Rotterdam. l.h e Netherl:lnds. a s they traveled from the Soviet Union to thl' United States in 1962. Rt>p Christopher Dodd. D· <See OSWALD, Page A21 Weather P:irtly l'loudy through Friday Slight ch~nce or ~pr 1 n k l e" or lt jt ht shOwers . 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I 1n,tl Iv t•;w g ht up with the wom an. '"h1·rc·d tu .. r tn1o .i pol1<·t• '>lotion wl111l' her clotht!s were l>1 11u ght. tlwn Id her go · Tlw nH'11 didn't Sl'Cm to mind." said a police of · IH'l'I . hut tlwr1.· an· <J lways a few type~ who don't l1kt• to llunk tht· nh.·n m ight he t·nJoymg the msclvc~. "D~u1mouth is u quiet. select' a rea and they an•n 't used tu thul :-.urt of thing ;.irou nd here " V i etn a m E n voy's Dropouts Discover Se c ret Documents? W I NSTON-Sl\LEM , NC. 11\ P 1 High "·huol dropout!> "ho s t urnblc·d on top secret clot•u11wnt~ "' a :-.tolcn car htd them in <in abandonl'd house and lned t o sell them, the Wins ton· S:.t lem Journal said today · The documents were in a trunk that b<.·longed to Gra ham Mar lin of Winston·Salem, the last J\mencan a mbassador ti) South Vil'tnum . lie look tht· document~ with him when hl• flpd Sru~cin twforl' 1t foll lo lttl.' North V1ctnam('S<' 1n April 1975 Thl' trunk W:J l> m CJ car belong m..: lo Martm 's da ul!hlcr The t ar wa:. '>lllll•n l:JM DN'eml><.·1 Thi' thi(•ves stripped the car and 1·;1m<' upon the trunk packt'd \\1th fil1 • rolckrs ancl notebooks Viii a~t·nt" found thC' folch.•rs "'"'t11•11·cl tn th<' wood'> nl•ar the -.pol .,.. hl·n· the t<tr was found T h t · .J o u r n a I s a i d l h t' 1111tl'l1011k.., inl'ludin~ mapl> ptn· po111t 111..: loe<illon" of U.S. m1 ss11t' stlo~. wt•rt: not dascovt:rcd until .. 't•hruar) wht'n a Wmslon·Salem ~t ud e nl told his teache r he thought he knew about some -;ccr<'l d•K·umcnls. The p;iper, quoting unnamed sources close to the investiga t1 o n . s aid th at t he s tudent cl:J1mcd he had frie nds who kn<'~ the car thieves. The slu· dt•nt produc(•rl a notebook which included lcltl'rs from P resident Nixon, military r ecord s a nd m ;q.1s and other government documents. School officials told the FBI. whil'h. the Journal said, agreed not to <•hargc the thieves in ex change for hc•lp and the docu· mt·nts The youths reportedly tried lo :-.ell somt· of thc notebooks to local attorneys, hut it was not known whetht•r any were actual· ly sold T h<' Washington Post reported WC'dnt•s d ay th a t f e d e r a l a11t h or1t1cs were s tudyi ng whethe r lo pro~ecute Marlin for k1•1·111ng tht• documenls M arttn , n·C'overinJ( from lung "111•gt•ry at Baptist Hospit al twn·. said this week hl' Intended 1u turn lht• documents, which he d ;u m s were his personal pro~r l). ovt•r l o the Lyndon B .Johnson LJbrury in Austin. Tex. 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It was not immediately clear what the com mittee was trying to establish. but mos t questions • on he r contradictions appeared to go to the pomt or Oswald's possible involvement in any sort of conspiracy. On Wednesday, Mrs. Porter d eclined to say whether s he believes Oswald killed Kennedy. but acknowledged she ·'felt ve ry uneasy" at the time because she t hought he might be involved . "It crossed my m ind." she said then. "I ho!>{?d Lee was not involved." Preyer . t h e co mmi ttee chairman, had asked her if, in hinds ight. she could s ay whether Os wnld did 1l. "I don't know If I a m qua lified to make statements like that because I kne w one side of Lee but I did not know his whole character.'' she replied . Asked ir Os wald protested his innocence during her one meet· mg with him at the Dallas jail afte r the assassination, Mrs. Porter said "He never told me: 'I am innocent'." "Did he look calm?'' she wa1 asked. "He looked scared ." she said. l'ro• Page A I HUGHES .•. rcc('lvlng. Murphy as ked Crano It one could get codeine phoaphate In lhe Bahamas without a pre•crip- llon. Crane said yes. Mu r phy said thal wh e n Hughes was i n t ho care of Thane. they had been outalde Lht United Stat", In the Baham as and Acapulco. Hughes W88 beln1 Oown from Acaputc<t.o Tex•• al the time ol this dcott1 .. lhf CoAtn Rlcun border, and lhe rebel>-wt~re reported regrouping ror Ull alhl(•k on Musaya, 18 m ilt's :-.outhN11H of the cup1ta l Most shops uncJ office~ 1n J4an1111(u¥ we re still closed by a gener11l strike against Somoza , but the heavily patrolled capital wu~ gl·ncrally quu~t The Red C ross es tim a ted more than 400 persons killed and 800 wounded across the country, with at least 200 dead and 200 wounded in Masaya. since the Sandinista L1berat1on Front at· tacked national gua rd posts in most or the nation's cities Satur· day night. The lefti!\t guer rillas' cob· blestone barricades on the Pan· American Highw<ty stopped a ll traffic to Esteli. 60 miles north of Managua . Ch1nandega, 65 miles northwest of the capita l. and Leon. 20 miles southeast of Chinandega. The rebels were reported in control of the three cities, with the na tiona l gua rd garrisons besieged in their headquarters compounds and the re bels gel· ting support from the towos peo· pie. T her e was no indication that any reinforcem ents had reached the beleaguered gover nment troops . There was s!>{?cula lion that the advancing soldiers were exha usted from the fi ghting in Masaya and were slopping to get some sleep. "Let them come . We ar e ready here.·· said or1e or the rebels manning a bar ricade in Esteli, a town of 40.000. Anyone approaching the na- tion a I ituard's command post near the center of town was shot at , and one reside nt sa id the soldi ers we r e h o l di n g 58 prisone rs . including the presi- de nt of the chamber of com· merce. T he Cuban news agency P rensa Latin a s a id t he Es tc li reb- els ha d executed a number of civilians armed by the govern· ment after "a popular tribunal found them g uilty of crimes against the citizen ... But foreign reporters who visited the city Wednesday heard no thing of this. Fro• Page A I DIEDRICH. • Decem ber bribery re lated in· dictments in the r ash of bad publicity tha t descende d on Diedrich then. But to fortify his argument that the county s upe r v is or 's chances or having a fa ir trial in Orange County a re in jeopardy, Morga n attached a three-inch st ack of news pa pe r clippings that recount the publicity sur· ro unding the indictments. Orange County Superior Court Judge John F lynn has scheduled a heari~ and is expected to rule on t be motion for a change of venue late in the d ay. . If moved, t he trial will be transfe rred to a nother county and be presided over by a judge from that county. Tetreher,, Pacts End Strikes By 1be Associated Press Teacbers have new con tracts in Boston. Burlington. Vt.. and E lgin .• Ill., but efforts to settle wages disputes are still stymied in Cleveland, Dayton. Seattle a n d especia lly Bridgeport. Conn., whe re mo re t ha n 70 teachers remain in jail today for refosing to end their walkout in Connecticut's la rgest city. The Bridge port Education As· sociation, representing the strik· ing t eachers. asked for resump- tion of negotiations today. A group Of 63 leachers joined 13 Un· ion leaders and negotiators in jail Wednesday for refusing to obey a back -to-work il\iunction. The jailed strikers are being fined ~ a day for ever y day they disobey the injunction while the union has lo pay a $10,000·a · d ay fine. The association also m ust pay the cost of keeping the teachers in custody. Missjng Girls Shot to Death SACRAM ENTO fA P > -Two teen .age girls. whose bod were found In a fie ld Wed nesday night, had both been shot In the head. sheriff's spokesman Rill Mlller aald today. M Ille r said both wer e fully c lothe d a nd the r e was n o e vid e nce o r sexual assault . Autopates were to~ conducted. The vfctlms were Identified as Rhonda Schetfler. a nd Klppi Vau1ht. 16. Mrs. Scheffler had been married for a bout nine m ontha. They had been reported m luln1 Monday when they failed~ return from a 1hoppln1 trip. I ' D eath Car in Suii Three teen -age girb were killed Aug Ill whe n lhi:-. 1973 Ford Pinto cxplo<kd and burst into fla m e s wht•n struck from bl'lllnc1 rn·ai· Elkhart , Ind. The Ford Motor C o m p a n y h <.1 " b <· t' n 1 n d • c t <.' d f o r n •spons1b1l1ty in :l!-. rhos 1gn of lhl' auto 2 Fugitives Recaptured Hostages Free d; 2 More Escapees Sought MARIANNA. Ark IAP I - Aut horities said today they re· captured two of four Tennessee prison fu~illvt's who blasted their way out or a bowling alley. hijacked a small plane and fl ed west across fl ood -dre nc hed Arkansa s. seizing and releasing hostages The men were captured on the outskirts of the Lawrence Coun· ly community of llox1e after they rammed a roadblock, state police said. There were no re· ports of injurie~ The two were identified <JS George Bonds. 24. of Grcm1te C1 ty, Ill .. and Floyd Ray Bre wer. 28. of Rutherford Coi.nty. Tenn Officers said the m en told t h e m the othe r es capees Larry Chisem. 29. of Forrest C1 ty. Ark., <Jnd Richard Lyons. 30. of Ohio -were traveling in a separ ate vehicle with two hostages . Mr. and Mrs Joh n B. King of Woodla wn, u central Arkansas town. The Kings had been taken cap. ti ve as the prisoners freed Richa rd Rutledge, 20. H<' had been seized We dnesday nighl when he we nt to invest1g<tte their plane. which l:.indcd on a muddy farm road near his home m eastern Arkansas. State police and FBI agents gathered s hortly after dawn to begin a ground search for the fug itives through a tangled network of rural roads . swampy woods. creeks and rivers Low clouds and heavy ram washed out plans for an aerial search a nd' rain·swotlcn creeks were running over their han ks in many areas or the state. Police said the escapees were apparently headed west and be lieved to be traveling in Rutledge's black pickup and a lale ·model Ford Rronc-o Rutledge told h1~ family by telephone that he and his c-a p· tors spl'nl the night with thl' Kings and that he had b<.'cn Lied · up a nd left be hind when t he fugitives took off with the couple Briefcrue Brings Out Bomb Squad J\ misplaced briefcase belonging to an aide or Gov Edmund Brown Jr brought the Orange Coun ty Sheriff's bomb squad to Irvine '!> A1qlorte r Inn Wednesday a fte rnoon. T he case. <ipparently left in the hotel's parking lot. was turned in to the front desk sometime later. at a bout the h me th•• gov e rno r was s peaktni( to Ora nJ?e County builders at the hotel Thal was too mut·h for the s tate police• who gua rd Brown They c:allcd Irvine police who ev<.icuated the hote l ·s lobby and sum moned the bomb sq uad. Police reports noted the prec <.1ul1ons wt>rc takt'n hcCaU~l' Of tht• pre~l'nc:t• U[ a "high state official .. Bomb cx!>{?rts took tht.• o;u~p1cious cas t> tnln the p a rk 1ng lot. J?•ni;crly opened it and found that it did tndeed belong to one of Brown's aides -r • • .... . "' • I ' I ••• ,. , .. .... . . . . . .... . . . . ---: . oe~ii ~--·· th1~ morning The min1mum·sec urity tn· m a te ·~ escape d wh i le on a rccrt'at1onal outmg al a bowling J llc y 1n Dickson. Ten n . on Wednesday afternoon a nd forced their way aboard the g reen·and- wh1lc. smgle·engine Cessna 182 for the 220·m1le trip west to Mar ianna. The prisoner•: burst out or the building 's bathroom fi ring two s h ot g uns. d isarmed p rison guards after a brier exchange of (ire a nd grabbed four .38·caliber p is tols . An officer. anolht'r prisoner and one of the escapees wen· s lightly wounded They took a bowling aUey employee with them. treed her unharmed al the airport. then fon·cd the: airport mana~cr to I ly them to J\rka n sa~ T he m an ager was r elea se d un harmed after the ptane landed. Edward Atchison. owner of the Bowl 0 -Rena in Dickson. . said that whe n the four men cam e out of the betthroom. "It didn 't look like they was trying to hurt anybody "They were just t rying to gel. .1 w ay." he said "They wa~ :-.hooting J I tht· l'Clling They 'ihot onc or tht· guards who w:Js -;hoottng back at them And they - "\hot one or lht-prisoners but that was an acl'1den1 .. P~taJ Ruling Due Wf\.Sll l NGTON cAP1 Labor troubll'·~hooter James J llealy 1s tn seclusion. facing a Saturday cleadhne to decide on a btnding l'Ontracl sc..•ttlcment cov cring 516.000 posta l workers. His ruling couJd ~llll trurncr illegal wild cul strikes led by dis· sa ttsfwd union leaders. ~j r:J £. JVC V•<lSl"I IOecomooco. 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Stoeks E.Olll O N 11 -~-O_L __ 11_._N_o_._2_s1_._._s_e_c_r_1o __ N_s,_~_2_P_A_G_e_s __________________ ~o __ R_A_N_G_e_c_o __ u_N_T_v_,_CA __ L_tFO __ R_N_1_A ______ T_H_u __ R_s_o_A_v_,_s_e_P_T_E_M_e_e_R __ 14_._,_91_e ____ ~~c;... __ T __ E_N~C~E~N~T_;;S, Irvine Co. Plan ~,500 New Boni es Th lrvtnll ompun) f1h-.t .1 propou.I Wt.-dne~dD) lo hu1ld ,, new &.~hom n •11thllorhoud in the cUy ol ln•1nt' The Pl"OpOl<.•'rtH. tht• S11n Dleco t'r\'e« Chttnnel .And l'ulH·r Or ave lt wtll <'O\lt'r I ,28r. J('rt ' ~tween tht• I n int• tndu1<\rt<1 I l·omplc>). Wl'"' ilnd tht' rum munlty o< WoodbricJJ<l' T h \• 1t r e a 1 i. d 1•" 1 Kn t1 l •• d V11lagP 14" 10 tht• N ly Kl'm:rul f\)Un It Wiii lnC IUclf' ~ Ut'rt'h CJ( <om m l'r<'lal d t\ e lopmt•nt u' W('ll Ub K,:,00 hOUbt'!I und ujlUrt mrntl' F'ull deH·lopmt·nl ot lht• prnJ t• (' I I 'i c• )( p l' (' t c• ti h V t h t' m id 108().., <1C'tord1n.i to rom pany prowctmns Th\• plan must go through u 1u,r1eb of pubh1· hcurin1ts and ap 1,rovub h<>for<> the r1ty Plannmg Com m11>Mon and ("ity Council l)oualai. Ford, lr111nc Com· pnny p rOJtH'I d1rt'clor. s aid "mor<' I hun ~ pnccnt" of the m•w ho111ci. wlll bt• priced al $60,000 lo $80,000. with an add•· llonu I IU pt'rccnl pri<.•ed below lhut Ford 1tatd the <.•heaper housing 1i. µropo~ed to be built within the 111teor1or of Lhe dC'velopment. with housing, m the $100,000·and·up cate~ory on the periphery and io particular, around Main Sireet. near Culverdale Other features of the plan in· elude: A lree·lined promenade -a collector for pedestrian and auto traffic and a corridor for the location of parks and schools Twenty neighborhood parks, plus a large community park centrally located --Five church sites using shared parking. -Realignment of Main Street north of the exlstlng Culverdale School. · Propo,.ed sites for four elementary schools. two in· termedlate schools and one high scbool. AU sites are adjacent to proposed parks. The commercial development may inc lude , Ford said. hardware stores. banks, medical facilities. dru~ ~torci.. convcn· 1e n ce mdrketi.. f d:,t ·food restaurants. locksm1thi. and pro· fes&ional offices. The re also will be a 1>hopping center. if plans are approved. Most of the commercial de· velopmenl i~ planned along lht• west l>ide of the community. a!> d buffer to the andul>trial com plex. Ford said the company plaru. <See PROJECT. PaKe t\2) Peace Eluding Su 0 t Leaders OMIV .._. $"9tC ,,_ OWNER POPE ON PORCH OF HIS OLD REDWOOD HOME Victorian Gingerbread and Modem Air Conditioning Home Finds Costa Mesa Vnveils Hi8tory By MICHAF.LPt\SKEVICH Of IM 0.tly Pllol SUll Costa Mesa's mo~l famou~ his· torical building·' The Estancia Adobe, natural· ly, but city planneri. ha11e been coming up with a few surprises as they prepare a "H1 stoi:ical Resources Element ·· to the general plan. For example . th e re 's a weathered white buildin~ at 21.50 Newport Blvd . now visible behind the charred s keletal re- mains of Russ' ha mburger ~tand . The home of Dean and Viola Pope for the past 33 years is one of the oldest buildings in Costa Mesa. During the 1880s. the redwood home with a touch of V1ctornrn Coas t Weather Partly cloudy through Friday. Slight chance of s prinkle s or l ight showers. Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Friday 70 to 76. INSIDE TOD,\ Y T'lw "°" of beach trolley con ii one of ~u nights and tro/Jic·jomUN days See f"eoturtnQ. Page Cl. . . ... ~ingerbread about the eaves was rooted near a rorgotten railroad hne that serviced the village of Harper. (Costa Mesa's earliest settlement. I. It was the home and working headquarters of the railroad's station master near what Is now the intersection of Baker and Bristol Streets. The building was moved lO its present location in the early 40s, and, when the Popes moved in on Jan. 2. 1946, it was at the out· er edge of a 10.acre gourd and peanut farm owned by Harry Opp. "I don't think there were more than nine houses In a four-block are a." Pope said today. T he water line was laid above ground and a sewer was stall years away. "When the earthquake hit it kind of rocked and rolled ... but it's still here," Pope said with a grin. About the only cha nge the ' house has undergone in the past 90 years Is a new roof to replace the cedar shingles that stayed on with the help of hand-made square headed nails. A lot of folks are interested in buying the home, said Mr. Pope. and it almost changed hands this week. But the Popes are holding back and wouldn't mind turnlmz <See IDSTORV, Page AZ> . Projects Shredded WASHlNGTON <APl -The House Armed Services Commit· tee, still smarting over Presi· de nt Carter's rejection of a S2 billion nuclear aircraft carrlt!r, haa virtually shredded his shop. ping list for scores of alternate military project.a. The commit· tee sent Oefenee Secretary Harold Brown back to the Pen· lagon Without an extra penny Wednuday Early Windup Unlikely CAMP DAVID. MO I A P• A peace formula eluded leaders al the MidC'ast summit toduy 1md prospect:. for an c<irly windup seemed lo fade Spoke~man Jody Powell said "more progress and more flex· ib1hty arc essential" if Presi- dent Carter's unprecedented conference with Egyptian Prcs1· dent Anwar Sadat and Israeli P rime Minis ter Mc n ache m BcAinis to sutcced At a briefing only 24 hour:-.· after hE' dl·darcd the :.umm1t to bt· in 1ts .. final t-lai;tes ... the Wh ile House press se<.·retary told reportl'rS "a framework for reaching peace" wcs s s till beyond grasp "llow long the final s tages will last is a matter of some conjec· lure." Powell said, speaking for all t hree governments at Camp David. "The rinal sl agc could be the longest stage.·· At the same time, diplomatic sources who said e1trlier in the day that the summit appeared headed toward a windup by Fri• d ay were edging from their forecast One U.S. official. who asked not to be identified, said the talks could extend beyond the J ewis h Sabbath , a 24 -hour period that ends at nightfall Saturday The offtcutl :-aid Powell was trying lo curh opt1m1st1c news reports 1ndk<1ting an early end for the summit The official described the talks as stayi ng al essentially the same stage the past two or thr~c days. Powell's call for more fl ex· ibility came in a formal slate· ment approved by all three del· egat1ons The s tatement claimed continuing progress Without providing speciHcs and said "lhl' inwnse efforts orthe past rew days arc continuing " Res ponding t o ques t ions. Powe ll mslsted that the s ummit was not "at a stalemate " Carter. an early riser . walked <See PEACE, Page A2> Ah, Yesteryear Motorists' eyes still bug when they spot gasoline prices pos ted a l this rural service station 20 miles southwest of San Bernardino. Many of them metle a sc reeching slop at the pumps. But the pumps have long s mce been dry and the s tation closed. Mainly now. it's a play. gr ound for children. And memories of pri~es past. Pair Ask Trial Change Diedrich, Rose Cite County 'Prejudice' Ora nge County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect Le Roy Rose filed a motion today to have their upcoming trial on bribery related charges moved to another county. Diedrich and Rose's last minute bid to have their trial m oved elsewhere came four days before their trial in Orange Cou nly S uperior Court is scheduled to get under way. In the petition requesting the c hange , Diedrich ·s a ttornty Ma rs hall Morgan said. "'There is .rea s onable likelihood that a fair and im· partial trial cannot be had in Orange County lx!cause of the prejudice that exists ugainst the d efe nd a n ts by virtue or widespread pubijcity t his and other indictme nts have been given by lhe media.·· Diedrich and Rose were in· dieted by the county Grand Jury las t Decembe r on bribe r y charges related to a land use de· cisio n made by the County Board of Supervisors in 1973. Six months earlier, Diedrich was named among five defen· dants in an i ndictme nt that charged them with violating state Political campaign laws All but one charge against the supervisor in tha t indictment have been dropped a nd are pending onJy an appeal by the stale Attorney General's Office. Rose was tried in 1976 and found innoce nt on bribery charges related to ha:. duties as J Fullerton planninl! com - missioner Wh en askmg that the trial on the bribery related cha rges bt.· moved elsewhere. Morgan cited a poll done on Diedrich ·._ behalf las t year by Opinion Research Inc. According to th e lawyer Diedrich had been reluctant to disc uss th e pol I '!. r t'sult:-. because they would be "of great detriment to him and or great benefit to his Polillcal foes " The pet1t1on s howed that 28.S perct•nt of those quest ioncd thought Diedrich guilty of the political corruption charges Simultanc.'Ously. only two pe r- cent believed him to be innocent. That poll was taken before the December bribery relafl•d in· dictments in the rush of bud publicity that dt:scendcd on Died r ich then. But to fortify his a rgument that the county su pervisor·~ chances of havin~ a fair lrlal In Orange County are in jeopardy. Morgan attached a three-inch stack of news paper c llppin~s that recount the publ1c1ty s ur· rounding the indictments Orange County Superior Court Judge John Flynn has scheduled a hearing and is expected to rule on the motion for a changt! of venue late in lhc day. Stocks Plummet NEW YORK CAP1 -Gambl- ing stocks rolled up more gama tod ay. while the rest or the markel sold off amid concern over inflation and the struggling dollar. The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials was down 11 87 points to887.73. NEW TJI SEASON PREJ'IEWS TODAY Honored "'1 Their B0ttors The new television season is off and running a~ the three networks make their annual bid for public favor and precious points in the Nielsen ratings. Phy Ills Gayle holtls the silver bowl present· ed to her by the Newport Beach mayors she served as secretary. Wednesday Mrs. Oayle retired and was honored at a 1\mcheon. lier former bosises are. from left. .. .. . .. . .. . -. I ... . , . .. . . Milan Dostal, Trudi Roger.;. widow of the late Howard Roge rs. Don Mcinnis·. Doreen Marshall, Ed Kirth and curTcnt Mayor Paul Ryckoff Mr!>. Oayle was appointed to the post in 1968. . .., ... -. .. ._ ... - . ' . . . .. ... -... 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HI TORY. • • 1t U\ t•r •mt• du' tu lht.: <'<)';lit ~ Mc:i...i l lli.tor1c1d ~acly whJch hu shown an a vid Int rest In &>0~i.1 bly mo\ 1n..: tht• honw onrt.· .1.:;,1n w 1d rt· ... torinl( 11 rtw f>opt• hom1· '' not tht! <•nh old bualUll\i I hut 1:. lJral4 1n1it 1n tt•rl'11t ( '•h Plunnt•• l'nry \ ulunlm•· h •ll:, of t~· .,111 111u1• 11tor 4! dl 4!0~1 Nev. port ttlvd th ul ont•t' wu tht· "°""' uf th Rucb~l r 11, or t>I tl\t" 4/ltrlh·~l rarm101t ramlhea tn H11rpt•r T h t' n · ' ,1 h o m t' ~ l I 3 7 Mu.:null.t \\I' th11I V1Alttntanr· It-a. rnl'd "'w. u 1 urn o( the l'l'nlury bldcka.math 'hop 1•1ai1n11f'rl' h1.vt bc>.-n l(t"ltlnt: lot' uf hl'lp f1 om the lll~tonc-111 So<-1ety hut \ alnnlln<' lx-tit-H·" lht-rt• muy bl• numt'rou~ huald ln .:14 of h1MM H·1tl 'i;.t1uftc~nt•t• that h.;w gont> unnollct'd Tht· vrobll'm mu~ b t-l h 11t :M>mt• of tht• bu1lthnK' h,,, f' bf.en ulkred ::.uh.,tu11t1a ll) and arcn I \',I!\) lo 1-i•\,'O~nlLC CHllY Pl ... $Uft ,._ Nicaragua Battle Leftists Hold Three Cities MANAGUA, Nicaragua IAPl -Le rtist guerr lllaa holding three citlea l n n o rt h we st Nicaragua were reinforcing their positions today and man· ning ba rricades on the Pan· Am e rican Hi ghway against wear y national guard troops s e nt n o rth by Preside nt Anastasio Somoza lo put down the threat to bis family's 4l·year domination of Nicaragua. As both sides braced for de· clsive battles in the northwestern cities of Chinandega. Estell and Leon . Somoza declared martial law. troops carried out a house· lo-house search of Masaya. the southern city they retook Tues- day. arresting or shootin1 any men they found. Sandinista Liberation Front al· tacked national euard posts in most of lhe oatioo'a dlies Satur· day night. The lefllst gue rrillas• cob· bleslone barricades on the Pan· Amer ican Highway s topped all tramc to F.st.eli . 60 miles north of Ma nagua ; Chlnandega, 65 miles northwest of the capital. and Leon. 20 miles southeast or Chlnandega. The rebe&. were reported in control of the three cities, with the national guard garrtaoos besieged in their headquarters compounds and the rebels gel· Ung support from the townspeo· pie. II :-·uu t·un ht'lp tht• t'll ) tn r1 h 1·o n •r1111: 11:-l)J:.I ('Jll tht· l'lan nan~ dt·purtmt·nt .il ~ 5245 RUSTIC HOME AT 2150 NEWPORT BLVD. IS ONE OF COSTA MESA'S OLDEST Bulh In the 1880s, It Once Housed Harper Railroad Master Heavy fighting also was re · ported in Rivas, 80 miles south of Managua and 15 miles from the Costa Rican borde r. and the rebels were reported regroupme for a n attack on Mas aya. 18 miles southeast or the capital. 2 Seized In Escape; 2Hunted Oswald Widow Believes Guilt Most shops and offices in Managua were s till closed by a general strike against Somoza, but the heavily patrolled capital was generally quiet . WASIUNGTON CAP> Lff lfarv1:y Os w1d d'i. widow testir1l.'d today lh1tt she believes Oswald ::i~sassinated President J ohn F Kennedy as an Irrational at. tem pt to seek recognition. Marina Oswald Porter told the llouse assassinations committee she believes Oswald acted alone because his secretive nature would not have a llowed him to confide in anyone about an as· s asslnaUon plan. In her testimony today and Wednesday, she stressed that she does not know for certain that Oswald was lhe a ssassin who shot. KeMedy to death in Oallas on Nov. 22, 1983. "I'm Just as anxious to find :.. nswers as e verybody else is," she said But pressed for her opinion a bout whether Oswa ld killed Ke nnedy, she repHed: "Yes, I do hc llcve he <lid. J believe the man was capable' of it." Questioned about whether his m o tive s would h ave b een pnlitical or the product of men· tu.I 1nstab1hty, s he re plied: "I re:rUy don't know what to say about the motive. "If you want my personal opinion as to whether It's mental or political, I would have to say it's the mental state oflhe person. The whole matt.er is so lrraUonal It's difficult for us lo come up with any rational answer." Rep. Richardson Preyer, D· N. C., s uggested that Os wald may have chosen to klll Ken· nedy because he thought as· s assinating "the man at the top," whatever his politics, would bring Oswald the recogni· tion be had long sought aJ)d failed to achieve. Mrs. Porter said she found that plausible. Committee me mber s spent much of the morning quizzing Mrs . Porter about s ubtle dlf· ferences between her testimony and the accounts she gave the Wa rren Commission, the FBI, the Secret Service and author Priscilla Johru;on McMillan. F or example, she t estified Slwwers Expected To Leave Tonight Orange Coast residents ~ot damp <md t•vcn downright wet from locultzed showers that began Wcdnc!>duy night. Rain bt'gan fa lling on the 'louth coast a nd Harbor Are a tall' Wednl~duy night. leaving Fro. Page Al PEACE ••. for an hour during the m orning with P resident Sadat along the trce·lined paths of this presiden- tial retreat. Wednesd ay night Carter met with Begin in the p rime minister 's lodge for 25 minutes. Neither s e ssion w as an - nounced in advance. Carter has not brought Begin and Sadat tos:lether in a week. · Israeli and Egyptia n legal ex· perts were known to be working on details o r t he proj ected formula for rut ure negotiations. fl was understood that Os ama Al-Baz, the Egyptian counselor, m et for eight hours Wednesday with Aharon Bara k, former Israeli attorney general who bas been named to Israel's Supreme Court. One or the key issues on the la· blc 1s how lhc document will deal with the ruture of the I l million Palestini an Arabs living under Israeli military control on the West Bank of the JOTdan River and in the Gaza district of the Sinai desert. OAANOE COAIT DAILY PILOT ~':-~:i:-~;:,~'~.~t;:.;::~:6r=. (JM\t Pvf>h"''"O (tU'"H)•'t• ~ ...... ,~ ...... :."~'~d-~.,,;~~·~:.~;:~°'._ ~· •• ,,. VAIU•W ....... WctOll'OM. .., ..... ., •NI i ~=~~e-~.~::r~;:; ~;~:°C~t.':t.~.·~~~~)f) -~ fUy .. _ .... _ ................. _,_ ,,.. ... ~ "'OC~PrftHIO~l• ... 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"September is always an Un· cert ai n month ,'' warne d a mate ur m e teorologis t J . Sherm an Denny of Huntington Beach. "The weather bureau has trouble with predictions be caJ,ts e the picture Is so changeable." 'lhree Teens Held in Pot Seizure Try A stash of m arijuana tempted a trio or Newport Beach teen-ager!\ whose attempts to get the illicit weed ended at the police station Wednesday. Juvenile authorillea sald the three boys, ages· 15 and 16, and the ir vicUm all face charies in connection with the Incident that occurred at about 4 p.m. in H a r b or V l e w ·ff o m e s neighborhood. ' The trio of youths, poUce allege, armed themselves with l loaded .22·callber automaUCl bandsun put paper bags ov~r t.h~r racti aedbrokeintothe homeWheretlte marijuana wasstubed. They found inst.ead the owner of the grass and his father who cap· lured one or the boys and called police into round uptbeothera. Housing Unit Sets Meeting Costa Mesa 'a Hou1la1 and Community Devolopmont com· mlttee wWlta community help In decldlnfJ how to spend about $900,000 In federal fund• for nclghborhood preservation and comm unity development. A public ho1rln1 will be held next Thuraday at 7 p.m . at Costa Mesa Council Chambers, 77 Fair Drive, to set prloritlca for the eJCpendlturo of the f edetal f unda. Cllizena unable to attend the hearln1 can aend written 1ucc•· lions In care of Houalng and Co mmunity Oeve l o pment Coordlnutor Anthony Cannarlato, P .O. Boxl200.Coeta'Meaa. . - Wednesda y that she thought Soviet authorities censored mail a nd bugge d the apartme nt wher e she and Oswald lived in Minsk in the months after their marriage ln April 1961. She said then she h ad no di r e ct knowledge that they were under surveillance but assumed from gossip that the authorities would spy on an American living there. Mrs. McMillan's book about the Os walds quotes her as ~ay· ing a Soviet commissar told her the couple were unde r s ur- veillance. She told the commit· tee the McMiUan account is cor· r eel and that she failed to recall the s itua tion fully in he r testimony. On another point, she testified that she and Oswald stayed in a boarding house in Rotterdam, t h e Nethe rlands. as t he y traveled from the Soviet Union to the United Stales in 1962. Rep. Christopher Dodd, D Conn., noted that she has pre vious ly testified they stayed in a private apartment there. "That's wh<tt I call a boarding house . There's a differe nct!?" she r esponded. "It looks like ., priva te house and you rent ti room and the lady or the house prepares a meal." ft was not immediately cleur what the t•ommittee was trying to c!:>tablish. but most questions on her contradictions appeared lo go to the point of Oswald's possible involvement in any sort or conspiracy. On Wednesday, Mrs. Porter dec lined to say whethe r she believes Oswald killed Kennedy. but acknowledged she "felt very uneasy" al the lime because sht: thought he might be involved "It crossed m y mind," she :.aid then. "I hoped Lee was not involved " P r eye r . t h e comm i ttee chairman, had «sked her if. m hinds ight. she could say whether Os wald did it. "I don't know if I am qualified to m ake statements like that beca use I knew one s ide of Lee 1'ut I did not know his whole character." she replied. Asked if Oswald protested his innocence during her one meet· rng with him at the Dallas jail after the ussassana tion, Mrs . Porte r said. "Ile never told me : ·1 am innocC'nt ' " "Did he look calm?" she was asked . "He looked scared," she said. Libertarians Win Party Ballot Bid The Red Cross estimated more than 400 persons killed and 800 wounded across the country. with al least 200 dead and 200 wounded in Masaya, since the Briefcase Brings Out &mbSquad MARIANNA. Ark. <AP• - A uthoritleB aaid today they re- ca pt ured two ol lour Tenneuee prison fugl'tl98t wbo blasted their way out of'a bowline alley, hijacked a small plme and fled west across flood-drenebed Arkansas, aelzinl and relemtng hostages. The men were captured on the outskirts of the Lawreoce Coun· ty community of Hoxie after they rammed a roadblock. ltate police said. 1bere were DO re· ports ol injuriea. A misplaced briefcase The two were identified as belonging to an aide of George Boods, 24. of Granite Ci· Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. ty, Ill., and Floyd Ray Brewer. b ht the Or C 28. of Rutherford County. Teoo. roug ange Oun· Offlcen .aid the men told ty Sheriff's bomb squad to them the other escapees - Irvine 's Alrporte r Inn Larry Chisem, 29, of Forrest Ci· Wednesday afternoon. d The c ase . apparently ty. Ark., and Richar Lyons, 30, left in lhe hotel ·s parking of Ohio -were traveling in a lot, was t urned in to the separate vehicle with two front desk sometime later. hostages. Mr. and Mrs. John B. at about the time the aov-King of Woodlawn. a centrnl e Arkansas town. ernor was speaking to Orange County builders at The Kings had been taken cap· the hotel. live a s the prisoners freed That was too much for Richard Rutledge, 20. He had the stale police who guard been seizecl Wednesday nieht Brown. They called Irvine when be went to investigate police who evacuated the their plane, which landed on a hote l 's lobby and s um· muddy farm road near bis home mooed the bomb squad. in eastern Arkansas. Police reports noted the Stale police and FBI agenb precautions were t aken gathered shortly after dawn to because of the presence of begin a ground search for the a "high state official." fugitives through a tangled Bomb experts took· the network of rural roads, swampy suspicious case into the woods. creeks and rivers. Low Superior Court J udge Robert Th~ Judge's order applies only parking lot. gingerly clouds and heavy rain washed Green iss ued an order Wednes-to the plaintiffs in the case. opened it and round that it out plans for an aerial search day that a ssures two Orange Ber gland and Gallagher. It does did indeed belong to one of and rain-swollen creeks were Coast Libertarian P a rty can· not affect candidates for state Brown's aides. running over their banks an didates that their party affiliation office elsewhere. many areas of the state. will a ppear on November election -----------------------------------------ballot. Both Dave Bergland, a can· didate in the 36th State Senate District. and Jim Gallagher, a candidate in the 73rd Assembly District, made lt on the ballot as a reaull of post primary election j»etitlon drives. Both candidates under stale election laws were to be des· ignated independents oo the ballot. However, Judge Green ruled that the two candJdates' conten· lion that such a designation violates their cons titution al rights is valid. H e t he n o rde r e d th e ir Libertarian P arty a Hlliution placed beside their names on lhc November ballot F,...P.,,eAJ PROJECT ••• three phases of building. of two years each beginning in 1980. Plans include the widening of several existing roads, including Cul v er Drive. Main Street, Irvine Center Drive, Harvard Avenue and Barranca Parkway. Barranca would be extended through the community to con· nect with Woodbridge, if ap· proved by the council. Road improveme nts . Ford said, would be paid for by de· velopera. state gas tax revenues and the city's new system de· velopment charge, a one-time tax levied against new projeeta. Ford said the community would generate St.7 million ln property and sales tax revenues tor the clly, and $3 million rev· enues for the school district. Thoet would be partly off set by coats for services to the public agencies, estimated respectively at $800,000 and $2.1 million. GSA Lease Hit WASHJNGTON <AP) -Know· ln1 lt would e<»it ho,p11yen; near· ly $800 000 a year more , the General Ser'<lces Adminlstra · lion went ahead with a lease re· ne1otl1tlon on an 18·&tory office bulldtn1 In suburban Meryland, aourc:ee said Wednesday night ....... • r. . . . . . . . . . . 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' I ' , ' I County's Tax Cost Uncut Moil Oran1e C'ount> propt-My owners wtll pay lo"' l'r propt'rty tax b1lll\ lhb )'Hr bf•c¥U'l' of Proposition 13 But tbal doei.n 't mun the county's CMl of uku.lalln1 1irop. t'rly vulues. romputlna, tu hall~ and handhn, tu rolle<'tlons will go down. 11uperva1on "'erl' told Wedne day. Both County Tax Collet'tor 'treuurer Robert Citron and As· .seuor Bradl~> Jacnb, told supervu1or1 they rouldn 't ('Om ply wlth the 10 percent budget r·e ductlon lmpo ed on mo t other county departments and !\till dis t'harge the duties assigned to tht•m b\ ~tateluw Citron ronvtnl'~ supervtsors thut ht> needi, Sl .& m1lhon in 1978 79 to operate his 64·person department , about $40,000 more than In t97i·78 ~.~ '"· o.llY ...... Sutt ...... lhul'lday, September 14 1978 Slaerif f Campaign c .., DAILY PIL07 . I Gates, Rusk Squa~ Off ll was the good guys vs. the good guys Wednesday as Sheriff Brad Oates and Deputy Sheriff Loren Rusk made a joint cam. paign appearance in Newport Beach. Gates is seeking election to a second four-year term as the county's top man ln law enforce· menl. Rusk. a sergeant in his depart- ment, wants to unseat his boss The two men were guests of the Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated. The ladies heard what amounted to a de· bate over who wears the whiter hat. "I cannot think of any depart· ment "hl·rc tht.• 10 percent .1 rb1 trary cut "'ould be any )(!SS Just1ht.'d. 'Super\>isor Phthp An thony observ~ SUPERVISOR RALPH DIEDRICH CATCHES BROWN'S EAR AT DEVELOPERS LUNCHEON 8ellde Brown la D•I• Stuard, Building A1aocl1Uon President. Next s.upervlsor Tom Riley Gates. who spoke first. was st;lf-effacing. quietly crediting his e mployees for making strides in law enforcement that he iisted for the audience : !here were fewer m ajor crimes reported to the sheriff's offi ce in the first six months of 1978 than the fi rst six months of 1975. Rusk criticized the contmued merger of the sheriffs office a nd coroner's office. saying such a combmation robbed each po5t of needed objectivity. Division of the two jobs was one of Gates' unfilled campaign promises. he charged. Gates has been dictatorial in handling other chiefs and a r rogant in handling his own deputies. the cha I lenger c I aimed. Citron prt.-sented stat1st1cs that showed tus department budget mcrcased at an average rate of 4 9 perc~nt per year between 1970 and 1977 compared with 11.5 percent for the county assessor. 18.8 percent for the recorder. 53 percent fo r thC' public ad- ministrator-guardian and 18. l percent for the health dep1.rt- ment. Brown Backs Builders Work by his deputies led to the arrest of Alexander Kulik. a sus- pect in a Newport Beach murder Rusk even threw in a ref· erence to the current political favorite. Proposition 13. which he said he has always backed. Gatef' didn 't m e ntion t he measure Governor Stumps Along Orange Coast, Signs • case and to the pending break up Bilh of a major narcotics smuggling operation I.inked to that case. Gates more than once implied he was the target of organized crime figures because he had done such a good job in combat· mg their cMminal enterprises in the county. Orange County doesn•t have a sheriff. Rusk concluded. it has an elected official with "a Sam Yorty complex ·· "I was practicing the precepts o f th e Jarvis Amen dment several years ago, long tx!fore I ever heard or it," Citron said "I am working at a level where I cannot cut any more persoMel and continue to operate effi. ciently " He noted that. despite Propos1- t ion 13. there still are 630,000 tax bills to be mailed this year. adding. ··n still costs the same amount of money to collect those 630,000 tax bills." J acobs was less successful. Super visors approved a $5.1 mi llion budget for his 270- member staff saying he can ask for more later If he and County Administrative Officer Robert T h omas can ~gree on •an amount. But they chastised him for not working out budget details with Thomas ahead of time. Jacobs said he had been available had Thomas' staff wanted to discuss the budget with him. Supervisor Ralph Diedrich said. "The lack of cooperation between your office and his has been noticeable by a lot of peo- ple including me.·· Jacobs said he had been trying to reduce spending in his office since being apJ><;>inted to the job two andone-hallyears a'{O. "l have no quarrel wtth those who want to cut government spending because I was brought here lo do just tbat and 1 have," he said. With one eye on the television cameras and another on more than 400 developers, Gov. Ed· mund G. Brown Jr. signed into law two bills favorable to builders Wednesday. The governor seemed mildly amused at his own polttical dramatics at Irvine's Airporter Inn where he spoke to the county chapter of the Building Industry Association. The first, Senate Bill 2003, re peals the requirement for an en- viron mental impact report on any construction proJect in an urban area that already has been scrutinized in an EIR m connection with existing local plans. The other measure, Assembly Bil l 2441, removes civil penalities for first time for non- willful violations of Occupa· lional Safety and Health Ad · ministration regulations. on 10 or fewer infractions. Brown said such laws will help reduce bureaucratic restrictions on development that he con- ceded have encouraged housing costs upward. Pollution Alleged NEWARK. N.J . !AP > A Greek ship captain has been charged with violating U S pollution laws after crew mem- bers allegedly dumped buckets of motor oil into Newark Bay. U.S. Attorney Robert J. Del Tufo says. Tomato Burl.er Sei%ed ··one step for humanity," Brown joked after signing the bills. "two steps against Red Tape." ··The Red Tape Mafia loses again." Brown told the builders his ad· ministration is trying to strih a , balance between the needs of the industry. and concern for en· vi ron mental protection. "We can have clean air. a clean environment, and good houses ... be said. Brown was confronted by Irvine City Councilwoman Mary Ann Gaido. who asked him to see that the stale transportation commission "dole out a lit lie m ore hi.gh.way .. fun.ds .. f.oJ" Orange County road improve- ments. Brown said a bill is in the works now that would direct $66 million in highway funds to the state district that includes Orange County. He also said his administra- tion has started studies on the 1n co mpleted Cost a Mesa Freeway. "We'd like to fill that ditch ." he s aid. "'if we can figure out how to do it." · State attempts to remove the freeway route adopted 34 years ago were dropped recently and a new study of the route and other transportation alternatives was announced. ll i~ expected to take two or three years. The governor was loose and casual throughout h is ap- pearance. He readily accepted the mantle of his introduction to the builders as the author of the NY Crowd Boos Nixon NEW YORK <AP) -Former President Nixon flies home to California today after signing a contract for a new book. attend- ing a memoriaJ service for an old friend , and being just barely missed by an overripe tomato. Nixon appeared unconcerned and never looked back as his limousine pulled away Wednes· day from a booing crowd of several hundred that gathered ou~ide the site of the memorial service. Two of the crowd were arrest- ed -the man who allegedly threw the tomato, m issing the former president and hitting a ... ...;,..... RICHARD NIXON·PAYS TRIBUTE TO AN OLD FRIEND He .._ N4tw Book Contract-end Ducks a Tomllto -. . . l policeman, and a teen-ager ac· cused of throwing eggs at the policemen taking the first man away. Nixon arrived here Monday and Tuesday signed the contract for a book about the future of American foreign policy, as yet untitled. His only public appearance Wednesday -and the main reason for the liming of his visit - was the service for Elmer Holmes Bobst. a friend and one-time fmanciaJ backer of Nixon who diedAug.2atage93 The ceremony at a library and s tudy center al New York University named for Bobst drew a crowd of about 200 for Nixon's arrival. and by the time he left the crowd had grown to about 400. many of them greet- ing him with loud boos At the closed ceremony. watched by reporters on closed- ci rcui t television in another NYU building. Nixon eulogized Bobst as "a true and loyal friend in good times and also in bad times." It was during one of the bad limes. after Nixon's 1962 defeat by Edmund G. "'Pat" Brown for the California governorship, that Bobst . the former chairman of the W arner -Lamb e rt pharmaceutical firm. used his influence to get Nixon a job in a Wall Street law firm . Also speaking at the memorial were Dr. Norman Vincent Peale a nd Laurance RockeCe11er. chairman of the board of the Sloane-Kettering Cancer Center. The man who allegedly threw the tomato. A. J. Weberman. 33, is a self-styled writer known in Greenwich Village. Weberman, booked on charges of felonious assault a nd ·'possession of a dangerous in· strument," earlie r made a speech in Washington Square de- nouncing Nixon as "the symbol of the worst of the American character." The teen-ager. 17-year-old Charles Wise, was charged with dJsorderly conduct .Jarvis/Brown Initiative. A jibe at his oppos1t1on to Proposition 13. then quick embrace of it when voters overwhelmingly enacted It. "I opposed it." he said. "I still see some problems with it. But when the people speak. govern· menl has to listen "When I tell people lo vote no on a propos1l1on. everybody votes yes. when I say to slow down. everybody speeds up." "So I've become a hllle more modest 1 ·m not going to give out any more advice." Brown did indicate a feeltog that in some cases. public reg- u I at 1on of development has stepped too far over the bounds of private enterpnse. ·'The public sector needs to pause. re-evaluate its ass ump· lions. and become leaner. more responsible. more responsive and more efCective ... Brown said . One bwlder asked him how there got t o be so many "bureaucratic laws ... "How." he demanded or the governor. "did California survive without all this b.s. ?" Brown ruminated, "Well. it's JUSt that we have a certain ap- petite for legislation." His opening remarks amount- ed to a bland recitation of a status report of his department. the same material he used re- peatedly durin8 his primary election campaign this s pnng. Gates never referred to his op- ponent. In contrast. R usk attacked Gates on a variety of issue~ rang1~g from unfilled campa.1gn promises of four years ago to his 1 nse ns it1 vi ty tow a rd his employees. There were times when Rusk 's delivery reached a cadence that suggested Prof. Harold Hill, the salesman of the musical. "Music Man." Disease Clarified BOSTON <AP l -Seven Martha's Vineyard vacationers feared to have had Legionnaires disea se instead suffered from a rare form of poeumonta, tularemic pneumonia, health of· ficials said. Aud ience m e mbe r s gave Gates plenty of opportunities to answer Rusk's charges by ask- •n~ htm questions after the speeches Still refusmg to use his oppo- nent's name. Gates hit turnover statistics cited by Rusk a'> evidence of the shenff's inability to deal wtth his employees Accordmg to Rusk. the depart ment·~ turnover rate 1s 30 per· cent a Mually. well above the pre-Gat~ turnover rate of eight to 1 l percent. Gates said the fi gure is actual- ly 20 percent and it mcludes the me~ who drobePf.out9lif .!h~ tr~.IDituL pro&ram ore l ey uecome deputies. a statistic that was not used in the years prior to his as· sumingomce. Gates also took exception to Rusk ·s contention that it was by design that rookie deputies are assigned to Jail duty where they rem am up to five years. The sheriff said it was a coun- ty Board of Supervisors policy that resulted tn those assign- ments and indicated he was try. 1og to change that policy. Few questions were directed to Rusk. LUXURIOUS SPRING DOWN SOFAS SALE THROlJGH SEPTEMBER 30th 7 Ft. Size Pi1~~n$695 4Styles Available So/M includt-: De1.>p hand lit>d roil &prinf{ baae!I. bark pillo1<'.• are doirn and f eathn fillf'd and •f'OI cu11hio111 are 1prin~ unit• enveloped in doam and /t>alhera /or ulaimalf! 1eatinlf com/orl Vour F111or1te Designer Wiii Be Happy 1o ASSISI Vou H.J. GAI\1\ETI fURNITURE PROFESSIONAL INTERIOR DESIGNERS Ope11 Mon., Thun. & Fri. EvH. , •• · • • • ... 1: . ~...-... ·-1-·~·· ..... .,.. ... -. 22 IS HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA, CALIF. 5 Ft. Love Seat '/00 Leu Choose from a w:de selection of f abncs m- c I ud in g tapest r ies. prints. velvets and woven f abncs. ' .... ;;. .· . , J •i i ': 'i 1 . . ~ . .. . . ... . ,. . ., .. Just oa ting Q wlcb"~'./ Tom ~~'' M11rpblae Doing It Up Brown T Ht: SMt:LI. Ot~ VICTORY: Gov Edmund G Brown Jr 1 t'turnl'll hc;t 11nd he av)' lo tht' <'tmpall(n tratl In Orof\gf' County )'•'~l«>rday and Jaal night H.-lookt'd ltke a winne r . U<'lcd Uk<" one and lf lhe J(ubt.'rnutort1d campalan keeps ll8 ~n·Mmt pm'.'l'. prob11bty It. ont" Yt'Sh•rd1t v ht• lun('h••d out In Irvine with a croup coiled thi' Uutldang -lndulitry A!lso<'laUon You might anticipate thtb bun<'h v.ould b<' bOmt'whal hostile to lhe llbeul tkmoC'rutlt' '"rumtwnt Hut ht• mOt\Uy JOkt-d them o ut of thiat I uh•r. Hm\Nn tonk '>UP ut 21 Town .rnd l'ounl n Hood inhtn11 111 tht' <'•ty or Oran.:c• If \hu don't tt' .. o~nltf' lht' ad 1trt'Mi th.ii ' th1· f81rl po ... h V1llu F'on HlnJ Rl' t.1urnnt H E ~ !'\ JOl!'li t:u c" 1·1 d1nnn t>y " r, ..... or tu .. mo!lt tru\ll'd Or11nRe County rwannul .1d\111l'r' ln<'ludina. of <'OUrM~. !\tii. ... un \'lt'Jo ... 1>1ck O' N,·1 II Aftt'r tht• J1:-hl'!> .... l'rt• rlc·&rt>d ~way. ••~ tht• woH·rnor .ind h111 tu11 ix·oplc motored on down to N\'\\>~11"1 lkttl'h Thc•rt'. ••l lht• ll.iltio.1 Hay Club, they b<1arded the 90 fool luxun c·ru1i.t•r ~apph1rn If. whk h 1:s out of Marina dt:I Rt•y. moi.t rt'Cl·ntly 11t'l'Up1L•d by H(ib Ho~ ~nd hb wife on a St'tlj(Olnlo( \';ll 'illllll) VOUNOE• ;\board la!>t night. howevl'r. we rn Brown 's Orange County faithful for a llttlt• congenial cruise upon Newport llurhor waters The group included the aforementioned O'Neill, state senate hopeful Ron Cordova, airman Bob Clif Curd , George Ada ms, Wi ll ill'm Belz.berg, Joe <:roski, Jim Stout, Howard Siegel. ll l'fb Ras kin, Mark Pitma n . Jim Pt•ters. Bob Moore. Bruce Lee. Stanley Feld:,t•ll. William Landsdalc. S teve ttopk1n:,. Mike Guarnieri a nd othe r ad· m1rers. Of c·ciurw. 1l m11y be one thing for the governor to i.W <tl>hhuekle into Orange County for collection or financial !>upp<irt. and another question altogether on gathering VOll'!> Hut thl· way th1& c11mpa1gn seems to be going, Ot•mocrat Brown 1s no longer writing off his cha nces for an Orangl' County victory in November. H F. NOW REMARKS, "I think ·we have a very good dianee of carrying Orange County ... " And in Mmil ar breuths. Brown accuses his Republican ·'Oppon«'nt. Atlomey <tl'TWrat-Evettc Y-oungCT, of "taking Orange County for granted "Brown notes he's been in our rl'gion oftt·n while ht!> opponent seems to be invisible and IJ;(nor1ng us Ala1., l'Vt·n the most d1e·hard Republican faithful are vt•ry nt·rvou!> ahout the progress of the Younger c11mpaign. Rain Resumes Floods Plague Arkansas Cities LITTL~ ROCK. Ark. IAP > Heavy rainfall resumed 1n Lillie Ro('k toduy nod outhoritles warned that noodina could be worse than ltwus Wl-dnesdoy.when atleasllOpersonsdied . , Little Hoett police said four persons were m1 ssmg. Author1t1es said they found the body of the 10th confirmed victim today white senrrh1ng Rock Creek. "It 's not good at this point," suid Muj Jackie McRoberts of ltH' Arkun~as National G uard Mor" thtin 100 National Guard troops patrolled southwest Lillie Hot•k Wednesday night to guard ulo(a1n~t looting 11nd to keep res1 clt•nt~ .1way Terrorist 's Capture Ope1is Case? MI LA N. Italy t /\PI Police think thl' arrest of Corrado Alun· 111. llalv 's most wanted terrorist and reputed leader of the Red Bri gades, is a m ajor breakthrough in the hunt for the kill C'rs of former Premier Aldo Moro. Alumni, 30. was arr est ed Wednesday evening in a suburb or Mi Ian. Police• said he was caught in an apartment ~hat con taincd a large cache of firearms . ammunition , explosives and .. i m portanl docume nts " INFORME D SOURCES !'>a1d the d ocuments tonlained de tailed plans for m ore terrorist attacks by the Red Brigadc!I, Italy's most feared or ganization or urban guerrillas They also furnished leads that s purred the search for other wanted terrorists. the sources in d1<'att•d Roth /\lunni and h1.s captor!'> wt•n• ~urpriscd The police had staked out the apartment for !>eV l'ral days but were· unaware• of the identity or th<' man ins1dt• "ALL TllE DEBRIS is block rng the dratnaJ,le ditches. Thal could mean that floodtnK could be worse than Yl'Stcrduy if lhh; ke e p s co min g down ," Mc Roberts said The National Weather Scrv1<'e said f.lt mid morning that moderate lo hl'avy rainfall wa!'> occurring 1n tht' Benton area and that rain had begun lo fall in tht~ Little' Hock m etropolitan arc a Rct,...,ecn S IX and 12 lnC'he~ or rain foll in central Arkansa:- dunn~ a 12 hour f)t'r1od Wednes day The rainfall set a record for the month or Septe mber T H E FLASH FLOODS rau,t·d m1ll1<ins or dollar:-. 1n damagt:s Water s till stood so deep in sona, portion:, or :-outhwe~t L1tllt· R ock t odav tha t authoriltl'1' couldn't rt•ac h Sl)mt· un·as to as sess damage . "ln other arc:as, we're still us ing boats." !>;.11d Wayne Jl·ffnes of the slate Office of Emeq~cncy Serv1ee!. J effries t•s t1matl•d that up to 500 hom t·s 1n B e n ton and southwest L1lllt· Rock we re heavily damaged by floodwater!> Wednesday A uthori tic"' 1 l''>U ml·d t ht·1 r search ror hod1e!> rn tht• Hock Creek area of !>outhwest Little Hock They had postponed the search overnight, say1nit thl' dark made 1t too dangerous llEAVY THUNDERSTORMS hit the• art-a ~•t d aybreak Wed· nesdav and s ix incht•., or rain fell in five· hour!>, !>Coding creek!> rushing out of their banks and i-.w1rlin_g throuµh hom e!> and h us in C'Sst·s l'fo 11 din i:l '> wt,;'r'e washed rrom tht•1r rounciation!>, roaci!> wPn• tlosl'd. and hundn•ds of pN1pl1• w(•n· slrand(•d in .cars and on rnoftoµ~ Dow11-home Eve11ing Country star \\'1ll1l' Nc ·l:-.on anti his c hildren. Amy. left <rnd r (·. t<:nlt·r . mt•t•I Hos<1lynn <.:artl'r after his Wcdnes dav night p\_:rlorman<'i.· <•t the While !louse. Mrs. Carter and brother in·la\\ Bill.\ .1oincd the s ing<.·r for his leis! son g of thl• •'\'l·n111 i..: Th<.· pn·sidcnl m i::.st•d thl· pc.·r forman<'I.' I lc.· v. <1s 1;5 miles aw<Jy c.it the Mideast s ummit at Camp Dav1 to add some nt·w numbers to your lift-rour mon· numt>ers on your Zip CodC' The prom1s<'d henc·f1b. of :1 nine·d1g1t Zip Code are a more effic1cnl mail service and less rrequt:nt rate increases The plan wilt g1vt· every blo<'k in the country 1ls own number. cH' cor ding to Scnwr A'\st!'>ta n l Po s tmaster Gent•ral EV Oorsey. It writ lake five year., to install the marhines to handlt· the ne w codes T H-£ EXT·RA FOli R d1 g1b will be cidded to existing Zip Codl~s over lhl· rwxt 2' ... yeur.... he said Postmustl·r (i1·11t·r.i l W1ll1am F Hoh~l·r told reporte rs the ne\\ 1·odt•!-. wilt allow eight clerks lo ,ort a!> much m ail as 20 handle noiw Labor cost.!> account for S7 of l'\'l'ry SH tht· Postal Scrv1l'e .,pend!> ONE ENORMOUSLY irritatC'd GOP wag went so far as to say that Younger 1s campaigning like he was "Pa Kettle on Valium." Some Republican .!>lalwarls don 't simply acc use Youngc·r of 1Jl(nonng Orange County. They fear he's ignor· mg t•vcrything 'Loved' Inf ant Killed Although 0Hir1als "un • aware• tha t !>Omt• J><'Opll' will resc·nt th1 • ad<hng of nc>w numbt•rs to th1•11 li vt·s. fct•ling pt•rhaps that thi:-. 1 n c rt> as l's 1 m person a ti za ti on.'' l)nrst•y said. "we• would hoµ1· lht'y rC'COJ;!ni7.C thcit this is a n·I at1vely !'>mtill priC'l' to pay lo ht•lp movt.' lht· mall and hnld lh1· ltnl' on µosl<rl cost:-;ind hcnt·t·. IJOSlUJ,!l' l'Clll'S MNrnwhik . the Brown camp exudes a feeling of v1c· torv. Brown wus even heard lo remark. 'Td sure like to be j(overnor when Oil'k O'Neill is chairman of lhe Democratic Dad Held; Fire Station Birth Recalled National Committee. .. SEATTLE t/\P i /\Itson Perhaps the govC'rno r 1s a lready thinking about anoth<•r, longl•r, t•:1 mga1gn trail that leads to thc bunks of t ht• Potomut Louise Scott made headlines whl•n she• was '°rn at a fire sla t1on. dt'hverc>d by param edics f"our months later tht· hcadlmcs ll'll of her death ancl tht-arre"I or hrr father for rnvest1gation of hom1c1dl· France Sues Amoco "Wt• <1rl' ;ill brokl'n up ... saici \'1011'! Andl'rMin. lht• baby':- gra ndmotht·r "We 'rt• a Ing fomlly, and thl' whole family 1:- tn s hock. \h• JUSl don't know whul happened, 1f he cracked up or whut " NEW YOHK t AP 1 Thc government of France has filed a S300 million ~uit uga1nst Amoco International, whose lanker /\moe•> 'adn: ran al.(round off France's northeastern coast and 1·au:-t·d c•x1t•n:-1ve 11et roleum damage in one of the worst recorded oi I s1>1 lls The ~uit was fllt•d Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Ma nhat tan ag;unst Amoco Inter national, a wholly owned subsidiary or Stanciard Oil Co. of l ndilrna. /\ bo nu med us defe ndant was Claude Phillips, director or Amoco'!> marine operations. The tanker, which had been transporting 220,000 tons of crude 011 from the Pt•rsian Gulf to Rotterdam, lost its steering March 17 in ht·avy seas while going through the English Channel. JAY THEODORE Scott. 26, has been booked for investigu. lion of homicide. His bail was set at $10,000 in a preliminary a ppearance Monday in District Court. The 1-'rench government charged that the tanker's captatn was ncl.(hgt•nt in f:11ling to ask for immediate help . Hl•c·aust• he delayed for two hours. court papers said, the s hip ran aground and ruptured its hull 71h mlJes off the Isle of Ushanl /\moco lntcrnat1onul h1rndl es Slandlll'd 's petroleum act1vll1cs out !>1rll· North Amct1C't1 Scott suys the baby f<.'11 off a cou<'h Friday a t Lhe family '!'> trailer home near Burien. a south Seattle s uburb He told authorities he then took her to Riverton llospital . where she was pronounced dead. llowever. Dr. John E bele of 2 Tornadoes Hit Kansas Cold Front Spawm Storms, Gusting Winds l\1bu'Que Atl•nt• Bell I more 801\~ 80>1on Oro•n,wllle Outl••o C.h••t•ln M; C.h•<•oo Clevtlenfl 0.11'1 't'ttl\ [)pnver 0.-lro!I Hl'ltfle Honoh1h• HO•"'°" Ind ePOll' J<t<h 'vllle ocan 'C•IV LnV"'4H u 111e Aoo L~A~I~ Louhvllll' Ml....,1 Mllweultet Mpt,.~I p Na\llYllle N-Ofle- Hew York Olol• Clly C>rtl•ll• Oflando Ptlllad'plll• HI I.a l'c' I\ )J ,, 10 ,, \t 11 SI U .. HTH 'l'J ,, •l ~ .. 10 .70 ., ... It IS U ,. 1• H 0 ., ... u ., ., .. ,. 01 .. Ii .. •• n ·°' '1 .. .. .0 " 7l IS 77 •,. II .. 11 Tl 01 n ,, ... , 11 U ~ )S 'O ,, J) ., ,. 10 SI " 10 ,. " 10 •l ,, n SS •• 11 .,.., ...... .,...."" ··~····' '-"11n\J"'ll f r+<,•Y If -vrtv 1tu n.,t n1tvfil' V"Y' UJN• bw ·~ ~ rt l"'I 'Hll ruittor• I Cl m t1~l YVU' U><>Y •ill Ot• tt•lt~NJ !.at11•nRtv ~J ',uf\>Jo If 'tt>U 00 nc;,t ,.,C Hl~t• YI''\,. l 'ii'/ tr; q ft fl!'\ Cltfl ti' k)ff' 1 t ·•"" •'"' VU'I' t.r"1Y w1U 0. ~hvm•llf'l c~,...,._.. "' "0<•"0" c;...,..i. 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Two lornl'dOe• wor• •polled on .ou111wu1ern K""'"' 11n0 1••11" n111 ••••I~ report'°, Tiit lleevi.•t tlwndtlrttorm e<llv•IY overn19111 w.u H •ll•red trom 11ortht1Ultrn Arunu• lnlo Min· nuota and Wl•co1utn Tiit '"'" \l•ckeMtd oll, bul tllelt \4111 w•• -o•noer o4 t100111no In to1ilt~rn WIKOMln llaln p14!IQVl(I \0\11...,,, TUI\ will! ,.,.,.m, -''""'"' in Ille 1-<W•lon •rte \1111 11111119 uP A<rou In~ \OUIMrn H'1 of IM "•It. \"Hm• wer1eapec.ledlOlle•I 11-hl-lor at IH \I twOMOttdoe'I' Cool weatllt• prnttleo In 111• nor111*"' '40tll0ft o4 Ille na llQfl """° 1119• wtrt In I~ ~ Ill Che l'ttlflr Norlllw••I llw .,. In -l'la1n\. 1"4 Ille JO\ Ill "°'""''n Mal"' The western half of thtt n41tton wd\ rf\O\ttv cftt1r and m11e1. wP,tlr north~rn (.tltforn•<.t hdcJ " few \how~n, C.foudy 1H\d humid wt1Alt'M"r envttooed 1~ Souln CaUfornla Orl111e' wtll kttttO on fUtJQ•ng w1nd\h1eld\ and wtttt1no •~h¥n\ f\t IHU thrOUQh Frt<Jay, '"" NallOMI WttttH\Pr SPrvic.e \fl'f\. t>vt ehaM~ ot mtt•,,ur4!1bl• r411n Wit\ only 10 0tru~n1 IOOAy F "day • hlQI\ wm boo in 1n.. low 10\ W~dn•\O•'f \ h•Oh •' LO\ A.noe•~' (IVit Cent,., wa\ 11 Mounle1n ., •• , w ill h.tYf' ••Qht ihO;lrtr\ In l~ mc:>tnh''liQ\ Fnday with n1011• ranoono lrom •) 10 '' llW> Weeth~, Servt(f' \4ud Uoe>er drewr'h wlll r,•ve h1Qh\ tn tl\f' mto 80'\ ano •nw~r o~w, h w 1t1 ha•• 111(111\ 1n Int m10 ~ Coa•tal lt'~a•ll~r Perlly (1-y ll!rOUQll FrldAY W•lh ClltM • ol llQM ~" -10 per c.nl <ll•n<tot MH\Uf•ble ra•I\ l iQhf v•rtabtfl winds n1ghl And tnorninQ "OUr\ HIQP"I\ rrid•'f 10 l<>I• Coa\t"t temo-rAturt'\ wlll rAn9.- bflWtCJn •• ano t.I tnlAnn tttm Of'r•lurtt\ will r~ betwHn •• titnd 10 The wel"' 1empo>rAlvrt '""' ~ 60 .S111t. Moon. Tld~• T"UlllOAY ~<ond tnw 1 IOp m '7 S..tond h1Qll e 1S p "' & 1 l'lllOAV F '"'low 1 \I• m O \ Flr\l l\IQll • 0\" m \ \ !>etonfl low , S• II... 0 I Second !11011 • 01 pm ~ ) \un ,.~_. )6A m \Oh I OOp m Moonrt~\01>n1 •~h•11•n• Sttrf Rqorf Hwn11no10n ~Ml\ W•••• 1 10 l IHI Wiii! _,,,\-II (MO•ll6t" 1•11 N•woor' 8e41oth WAV"'\ ) IO ' ,,..., Wtfh \OVIP"I twtll (OftdltfC>ft\ f41tl( IO 9000 ,, . thl· King Count) ml·d1cal ex amincr's offlC'<' s:11d an aulOP!>V showed tht• bab) d1t·d or seven• brain IOJUr) and skull fructun·:- Th l· dcuth \\<is l'las~1f1ed a-. ,, hum 1t·1clt· "EVERYONE KNOWS what th t·~ 1 tht· parent !> 1 thou(!hl of that hah\. of tht· lovc.· Lhut \\a s lhl·n-." 0 Mr'> /\ndt•r!>on s :rnl "Thi·~ d1•vntl·d t·\ t•ry m mutt· to ht·r .I ;n · 1' lhl' ont· who got up a nd ft•ci°hl•r a t 2 and 4 o't'ICH'k in tht· morning. gav<· hl.'r hl'r hath ··All w1• know rs that ht· wa!> a lone with the baby Friday because Lind:t had gonl' to thl' laundrom~1t. Linda is JUSt bcs1dt· herselr Shl· t·an 't undt•rstand 1t We t·an'I unckrstand it " . : . : ~ . -.,., . . . Alison's funeral \\a!> ~chl'dull-d toda~ Tiit; Ct:MET•:R \' 1:. 1u-.t .1 f1•y. blocks from the hrl'houw \\ lil'rt' sht· ""a:-born ~l d\ 2 ll1·r pa rents rl!ahn·d tht·~ u1uld not gt>t to thl' hosp11al 111 t1m1· ;ind pulh•d into th1· ''""'"'a~ of 1h1· l1rt· ...iatHin 1n '"11th l\1ng Count) Shl• was ltw r1r.!>l 1·h1hl for lht• St'Olls. tht• rir,t gr~indrhllcJ for Mr!-. /\ndl'r!>on. who \\a' driving thl· car. and llw th1nl haby gi rl dl'l1vt.·n •d bv l11~hlinl· ~fr<l1I' I Stan Horan. on1· of the lwo par a m cd1<·s w hn d t•ll vert•d /\lison. said at lhl' tlml' "We wag<· war against d c·ath 1·vcrv dav It 's w11111frrful to hl'lp ~I Vl' .lifC' : • "lF TIIE POSTAL Service I!> lo bt• &ucc·cssrul in s1gnifirantly n•dut•ing 1L" operating costs . rt must find a m<•ans IC\ fur1hl!r mt•ch anil t' a nd automak thl· sort in~ of mail. .. ht• told a con rl•rt•nc<' of business mailer., Wh11<' pt>stc.il officials said lht•\. <•oulcl not t•st1m:ill' whal lht· 'ia\. inJ,!-. from tht• l'h:ing1 • will b4'. t he· 11tr1l·1al' prl.'1hc·t1•<1 tht•y ,...,111 lw -.uh,tant1al <Hf1 t·1;,1b S<IHI 1·.irru·r-. "'ill !'.till dt•lrw•r mail witht>ul Zip Ccxlt·'· wh1rh Boh.:n s;1id a1·counl!> fnr :. IH'l'l't•nt 11f the mall th1• '>l'f\'H't• handll.'~ J>ORS •:Y PR•:DICTt:ll th1 · automation will lt•ad to fcw1·1 lt·ltl'r' tw1ng rout1·<1 in lhl' wrong <11n•ct1on. a m1stakl' that a('· l'OUnts tor mauy deh1yl.'d ftp l1 vertl'" See Harriet Selwyn's latest, most dynamic Collection for Fragments presented by a special envoy in South Coast Plazd on Friday, September 15. Informal modeling from 11 :00 to 3:00. Glide and go shapes. texture mixes, colors from bright jewel tones to burnished. Night dazzle: silk charmeusc Jacket·shirt 135.00. Over n,ylon jersey long sleeve wrap-blouse 64.00. And the new shape wool jersey slouch pants 75.00. Miss M~nin Collections 1.magnm South Coast Plaza Costa Mesa . , ' •• • !.. ( CALIFORNIA Thur1d1y, September 14, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 5 Air ColHlltloner " Panel Delays Shut-off Plan ~ACRAM&'O Io \I' nw chairm111 al lht i.taw Eneray Comnna•ion 1' dt-laymc ror at lcut t~o •~ » declfion on whether to require power coinpal\l lo turn off Uwar custQmeni ' air condl· tton•r 1~ turn.off slRnal<1 would be 1'ivtn at lhf' power plant.a duruuc brief 1wnods ol peak power u:st" 'fhe 8\paJs would 1 ravt•l t.hrou&h the elec· trlcal w1m a rea<'h a~crnl 'hut-off 1wltche• In· sta lled on air condltJonera. wutt'r healers and elec· lnc [Ul"l\aCCS., They ~ouldn I -.top th~ ~lectrklty buded for o&.kr o~c.-s Ttl£ PLAN "°''LD C'OMPLV WITH tho · · 1 o ad m .. na~o m t•nt <1t n nit a rd11 · · th al tho f.l•J:lsl.1turn two ~ 1•ar<. Jlilo orderud lhe Ener1y Cum m 11lt't' 111 ;adopt Tht• ch•urlhnt.· passed lasl July 1 Thi• 11le..t \Ii a' to reduce th, rwed for new power plant!> pn•.,umuhly ncedtd only during short lWr1o<l:-rif J>t'ak load l'ht• '\hlll off rlun ls oppo ... t-d by the electrical ut11tt1t·~ Tiit: Fl\'1-: MEMBER COMMI ION was to h a''t• \Olt'd on the propo!'.>al Wednesday But Ch:u rmM Richard Maulhn decided to delay action for two weeks in order to exumine new informa· lion anct c'hange-. proposed by tht: utilities Hut the deluy was not well received by com· mission members Gene Varanini, Suzanne Reed anrt Alan Pasternak They said the technology should bl' d1:.cussed, and they wanted to make sure that all further consideration or the issues would be by the full committee -not just the subcom· mittee consist.mg of Maullin and Ronald Doctor. '4 ho wa~ absent. They decided t.o hold an extensive hearing Sept. 27, '41lh a vote to folio"' THEY ALSO VOTED 4·0 TO ASK THE Legislature to remove a penalty on the utilities that fail to comply with the plan. Lo~1d m an:.igC'mcnt is defined as "any utility pro~ram or actl\·1ty that 1s intended to reshape de- hbcrately a utility's load duration curve." MAULLIN AND DOCTOR suggested a 36· month test on 8 percent of the customers -all of whom would be volunteers -or Pacific Gas & Electric Co., Soul.hem California Edison Co .. Los Angeles Department of Water & Power, San Diego Gas & Electric Co. and Sacramento Municipal Utilit v District. The utilities say the plan is not yet technologically possible. They also suggested lower participation percentages Dlnnissal Urged Pickets at Tulare County Courthouse. V1 sa lia. urgt'd dismissal Wednesday of murder charges against Idalia Mejia. 30. of Lindsay. shown at right with her al· torncy. Jo<' Altschule. Mrs. Mejia claims sh~ s hot her husband in December. 1977. when he threatened to kill her and that he beat her often during their marriage. Two previous trials ended in mistrial with the last jury voting 10·2 for acquittal. Jury "'selection for the third trial began Wednes- day. Dylan's Ex-wife Fined MALIBU CAP> -Singer Bob Dylan's ex-wife. Alhambra and Los Angeles County to can~I their Sarah Dylan. has been fined $125 for bursting into float entries int.he 1979 Rose Bowl parade. their children's elementary school last year to However. it was learned Wednesday that the take custody or the children. city of Los Angeles would participate, with $21,000 Mrs. Dylan, 38, pleaded guilty to charges she earmarked for its float. and three private detectives disrupted classes at Fi~ Captain Fa~ Pot Rap Malibu Elementary School by taking the ehildren, Jesse. 11, Anna, 10, Samuel. 9. and Jakob, 6. as LONG BEACH IAPI -·A county fire captain part of a custody dispute and his wife were arrested after sheriff's deputies, with Dylan. Mrs. Dylan( J acting on an anonymous tip, found marijuana w a s l ate r g r a n t e d Sf ATE growing in a hothouse behind their Long Beach custody. home. authorities said. In addition to the ....._ _______ ~ Ronald Roy Masko. 42, and his wife Saundra fine, Mrs . Dylan was Jean. were booked Wednesday on investigation or given a 10-day suspended jail sentence and was cultivating mari1uana. placed on six months· probation Tuesday by D-.uu m:-ord G-t• ra--•ttt Malibu Municipal Judge John Merrick . ~aaD' .. -.:; .. ,..-.::; ~ The Dylans were divorced last year. RANCHO MIRAGE IAPI --Former First '13' 11 ft p F•-Lady Betty Ford. 60, has entered Eisenhower ..,Ids o•e arade .,.,at• Medical Center for a cos·metic face lift. a family PASADENA IAPI -Proposition 1.3 cutbacks spokesman says. have forced the cities of San Francisco and The wife or Former President Gerald Ford en· tered the hospital Wedn esday and will remain there for five to seven days, according to Bob Bar· Better Air System Urged ~:~~~~!.:~:':!~r;;·~~= necessary time to complete when she ordered children to "hit the deck" mo· LOS ANGELES CAP I -A between two companies. ments before a small plane era.shed in names S78-million pollulion clean-up Butt.he AQMD staff round that ~hges~h~~u~e~;·~;~~g~~:i:is~~t nearby, killing three of four passengers on board. system that Standard Oil of Ohio the unit al Edison's• Ala mi\OS 10 1 .Catmen Arras. 26, said she saw the plane _ Co. agreed .t o inst all at a Gene r'attag &~tlbi ... in U>Dj • .J>oat<t. rii~b~r.s to granLthe · ptumm~ing foward the school parking.lot WednH· Soothcnf C"allfbrnfa Ellison Co. Beach , where the equipment postponement. day. and yelled for some children to fall on the plant would not remove enough Nas to be installed, is only in "This package must detail ground where they were and others to run for Etlaks Bearing .. 1 State Solon d i'J 1 Admits Error WASHINGTON (AP > -"l made a mi.stak;," said Rep. Edward Roybal. D-Calir .. one or four congressmen accused or violating House rule!P m connection with the South Korean influence-buying scandal. Roybal told t.he House Ethics Committee 1~n Wednesday that he accepted a Sl ,000 campawn contribution from South Korean businessman Tongsun Park In 1974 and that he failed to report the girt as required by law. Roybal said he did not know whether he k~pt the cash, which Park gave lo him in an envel~ during a meeting In the office of former Rep. O;tto Passman. D·La .. or whether he turned it over to his campaign committee. BUT ROYBAL DENIED HE intended lo co~er up the gift or to mislead committee investigat~rs in earlier sworn statements. In those statements. Roybal first denied knowing Park or receiving any money from him. In a l ater swor n statement. Roy•a I acknowledged the contribution but said he luraed the money over to his campaign committee. Asked why he did not report the contribution. Roybal replied: "I made a mistake. l s hould have. It was a mistake in judgment." Roybal was the first of the four to appear in the committee's version or a "trial." The commit · tee hopes to take up a second case. involving Rlep. Charles ff. Wilson. D·Calif .• later th.is week. AOC'l'ION SALE ORIENTAL CARPETS & RUGS ........ We heYe just reai\led a large lrwentofy of oquislte hand , mede n.igs from Eastern Europe. Asle and the Orient and • ~~~· wfll 9dl In single p4eces the ·1 .. ··~ ...... ~~I · . • ., .... 1. • .....1 ... ·~ .• • •,,.S· • • . r--·, '!11 • . . '., ~ . ~ -~"''~"':·1 c.. .. r; ·1 , ".. ~.-••. ,.] • ~ '·~:ri 11: . r1~• n '· ._ J • I 'l O •J'.. 0 • • \ .... ·~'"',. .... • . ... .1'1 • entft lot by public auction. The shipment consistl--.of Ng5 from lnin. Ruula. CHn{ Afganistan. Tuit<ey, lfldla. Romania and P»dst.n. ?My V'lll'J in size from 2' X )'to 18' X 12'. All rugs are· guaranteed by a full ex· mange warranty THE AUCTION WlU. TAKE Pl.ACE AT HOUDAY IMM 25205 La Pen Road L; •H• ..,...~..., ..... s.,.._.,,,,. at a • .w. vaew 1 r ..... MO: CALL COUICT 211-"MJll 'TERMS: CASH/01ECK Ot.llogues ~.the MK:don AW cmtftl~ W. MC. pollution to offset emissions operation half or the lime -so how Sohio proposes to ensure cover. from Soh~'s propo~doil~~er that the red~tion in pollution that~~truction~thcir~aj~t ;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ terminal at t..ong "a~ach. the would only be half or what was does indeed provide a de· Sol1th Coast Alt Quality Manage· originally estimated. monstrable improvement in air menl District claimed Wednes· quality by removing more pollu- day. SOHIO IS currently studying tion from existing sources than The coslly pollution-control othe r ways to reduce enough it will emit,·· Stuart said. equipment was the main ele· pollution to meet the AQMD 's mt•nt in an $83-milhon plan an-requirement. said J .A. Stuart. nounC'ed last month to satisfy district executive director. AQM D requirements that Sohio Since Sohio's new proposals re> move more pollution from the won't be completed until Oc· South Coast Air Basin than ils tobe r . Stuart said, lhe company µropos<>d S.'i75-million terminal ha s asked t h e distric t to Al,tendance Climbs on 3rd would create. postpone public hearings on the pollution tradcoff plan that were T All Bus;ng Day THE AGREEMENT between Sohio and Edison, signed last month in the presence of Gov. Edmund G Brown .Jr., was con· sidcrcd the la r ges t pollution trad eoff pact ever ric~otiated to have begun next week. ~ ., "SINCE THE BURDEN of proof at this late stage or the proceedings rests with Sohio, we reel that they s hould have the Gift's Gone Huge Mowetrap Disappears LOS ANG ELES <AP) -"If you can build a better mousetrap. the world will beat a path to your door." the saying goc:.. Duv1d Redman misunderstood. He thought it said "big- ger" mousetrap. That is why Redman built a 7-foot-long, 3-foot-wide mousetrap out of car s prings and plywood. Then, to make cer· tain his work of art would be noticed. he placed it on the lawn of the old stale building in downtown Los Angeles late Tuesday night while the city slept. "It was my gift to the city." said the 40-year -old South Pasadena artist. But alas. when Wednesday morning dawned, the mousetrap had mysteriously disappeared. LOS ANGELES IAP) -Allen· dance climbed again today in ci· ty schools on the third day of the nation's newest and largest inte· gr ation program. while anti· busing leaders again contended absenteeism by whiles is having an impact on the plan. It was not immediately known if youngsters who had waited on street corners across the 711 · square-mile district for more than an hour on Tuesday and Wednesday were picked up to· day closer to schedule. But some principals rcpQrted buses ar- rived at their schools late while :>thers said the buses were early. "They've finally figured out how to get here." said David L. 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You• #f'lR·• • f'' • .,,.,," \i•ll••t.t • .,. •. •coo• M1·• 1'n ": '" Ptv• .t•·nt \ "''*'' t tn •"'1111•••,••1•-. "'•n• '"''"'•'''•Hu ·· ••" 111 '" "• o •f'M • t• 1tr• n • .,.,,". n 1or .. , 10 •> ~ ... .. . t . ': : . : -: : : . ..; ... ---. . . -- ~ I Ufo ·11~ ~.;o _ _.,,.,, 1101 Edita"• I P Robtn N. Weed/Publl1tier a age Thursday, September 14, 1978 Barbara Kr•lblch/Edltorl•I Paoe Edi'°' ------------------------------------ A 6 Families Hit By Housing Market Muny 01 unf?t.' County p~rt-nlJri are hard htl ever y woy lhl•y &um 1n lud a •:, hou:>tnlt markcl They can 't afford l hl' ~"-> rockelmK purch ::lbc pncc.s for home~ of their own and londloros fr.-qUL•ntl ~ refuse to rent upartment.8 lo f unuht>:-wt th r h1ldren Thr dlll'mma t i) no t umque to Orange County It ls more dramutal' h <•rc lx'cnuse of the $100.000·µlu average ~el hni.i pnce for ne" Mngle family homes und th@ low 2 pcrc-l'nl to 3 pt•n'l'lll \ aeancy factor for apartment Add tu thut the trend toward ''adulU. only" apatrt· nwnt~. alon~ "Ith the commonplace $350 plus apart mt>nt r nl ti rah• Thul mt•ans fam1l1 es w1lh children. f><trll <'ulurl~ M n~lc pa1 e nt ramlhe~ und low·income ram1ht>~ f.ll't' .u.·uw problem~ Off1ewl-. nf lht.' Ornngt.• County Fa ir I lousing Council :.<iy tll<'tr o I problem 1s the refu at by landlords lo rt>nl to fnm1ht·~ wath c hildr en 1\nd the S Marine Corp~ now t'isut·~ bulll•l m s lo Mannes heading toward E l Toro to <'Uffil' alonl' f m.t nnd bnng the ir fam1he:, only after lht·y find ~uatabh.• hou~mg Some would ~ug~t.·~t that leg1slataon banning rental th~crimmution aJ,!atn~t children 1~ the best solution S u{'h u la~l resort a pproach ~gnores a valid reason wh y bOnll' landlordb prefer not to rent lo families with t·h1ldren. namely the ~evere damage or vandalism a few und iS<·1phncd youngste rs can cause Unfortuna tely. a handful can in<'rcasc the hous ing problems of many. Such nn u pproach also ignores the wishes o f some adults to lt v£• in a <1uiet lirea away from the noise of youn gste1·s at play. 1'he dilemma once again points to the need for gov· t•rnme nl, la nd lords o nd the cons truction industry to work togethe r to bring ~omc reason back into the housing market Tillle to End Probes T he tragic events surrounding the assassination or President J ohn Kennedy have been recalled in often g ris· ly detail in recent d ays as the House Select Comm ittee o n /\s~assinations pursues its probe. Witnesses have included former Texas Gov. J ohn B. Connally and his wife. who were riding with Kennedy, a pane l of nme doctors and ex~ in ballistics. 1coustic:, ;ind photography appointed by the committee. T hey have discussed the various cons piracy rumors. pondc rC'd the three·bultet vs. four·bullet argume nt and the theory that m ore than one gunman might have beep invo lved and that the s hots might have been fi red from more than one location. But all the testimo ny so far seems to s upport lhe find· ings made 15 years ago by the often-criticized Warren Commission that President Kenne dy was shot from behind by a s m glc.-gunman.Lee Harvey Oswald. By the lime the committee concludes its hearings. a ll the throries will have b een aired at a n e normo us cost to taxpayers. 1t 's doubtful if a nything ne w will be re· vealed. The ground has been covered a nd re.covered . Bul perhaps the assorted self .serving lawyer s and authors wbo have made virtu a l careers o ut of tracing assassina· Ll"'1 theories will al last be quieted, if not s atisfied. The ~pcctacle should com e to an end. Airlines Want In In s pite or its lega l a nd political problems. the OranJ?c County Airport remains an attractive spot so far ;1 s a1rlmcs arc concerned. Tht• e:tirport. according to one airline executive. is a prime marke t turget because of the g rowth of the coun· 1 y 's population and commerce. Al present . the airport- -in spite of the restrictions nn numbers or commercial jet flig hts and in spite of the lac-t that the fac ilities a rc already extrem ely c ra mped 1:-. n umcd 1n route a pplications filed by five alrlines with the federa l Civil Aeronautics Board. Airwc!-.l wants routes between Orange County a nd Hcno·La s Vegas cind Houston. Air California wa nts a l<.en o·Las Vegas r oute, as do Frontier a nd Western a l111incs. PSA wants a r oute from Orange County to Seat· tie. ~ 11 's nol likely lhal those airlines not currently using the airport will get in . But the fact remains that even with a ll the restraints. Orange County and its airport r e prt!sent a gold mine that the airlines are not in the least hes itant a bout trying to dig. County government should hold firm and not increase lhc c urrent numbe r or a llowable commercial jet flights per day . Noise reduction a nd pa ssenger comfort efforts. howe ver. should be continued . • Opin ions expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Piiot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/On the Move ByL.M.BOYD Claim is that 97 percent or the executives In their 30s will move their households during th.ls year. Is that con· <'eivable? It's also reported that 84 pe r c e nt of the newlywed s likewise will Dear Gloomy Gu It takes o whUe lo get •ed to our Immigrant labor force. lmagina my confusion when tho ear w aHh attendant came running after me 1houting, "Keea!. Kees! · · Tu.med out he was tryln, to tell me l'd forsotttn lo lcava my car kcy1. v.c. '"""''I g.,. ,_ ... ,.. ·-.. "'"" •t roMn 41111 ... 11et --"" , .......... ~ .. .... ::::ro!v.. -&......,-....-"""' • move. And nearly 50 percent of those young people ages 22 through 24. No wonder the van lines, the truck and trailer renters. the chain real estate operators are doing so well, wbat? Q. 'Is it true that Judy Garland was the lowest paid star ln that film classic 'The Wizard of Oz'?" A. Almost true. Only the dog Toto earned less. Until about 40 years ago, babies in Finland were de· livered in saunas . the his· toriane report. Q. "Do most women gel better looking after they've married?" A. Most women think so, surveys show. It's possible t o drown without dying. It's possible to suffocate without dying. Both happen frequently, ln fact. Q. "1 know Great Falls, Mont., 11 the windiest. big t own In the country , but what's the second wlndlest ?" A. Oklahoma Cit.y. Jack And erson IDegal Drugs Subsidize Crime WASlll!'llGTON -Millions of Americans look upon cocaine and marijuana al\ recreational drui1& no won1c than the liquor their contemporaries consum1: liut the purchase of Illegal druais. whatever their health h nzurd. 11ub· i>l dlieR or · KUO l ll'0 ~rim e The pock~t mon~y that buys a mar1 Ju un ri butt or a co· c u1ne-s nort also pays for br11)ery and murder For the Maria has turned drug 11m uggling into a major in· ctustry. The crime lords ship ii · lk 1t drugs into the United States by the to~s .. They hire pro· fess1onal pilots to fl y cocaine and pot into remote airfield s. Cargo shlps, known as '"mother ships," carry tons of marijuana into American waters Then barges and boats haul the loot into Florida coves and other secret ports. IN THE PAST rew months. federal authorities have seized 41 ships hauling illegal cargo "It's a blllion·dollar business." Drug Enforcement chief Peter Earl Wa te rs Bcnslntt<'r told our associate Jack Mitchell. t;ven more ominous is the in· c reusinJ< flow of deadly heroin into this C'OUntry. For years, the Mafia lruffic kers imported cheap. brown heroin, known in the streets as "Mexicun mud." Uut the Mexican authorities beRan an intens ive spraying campaign that wiped out most Mex1cu n popp y fields a nd drastically reduced the supply of Mexican heroin Intelligence reports claim the criminal godfathers have now turned their Lradit1onal home. the island of Sicily. into a dls· trtbut1on center for white heroin. The stuff 1s brought to Sicily from Southeast As ta and the Middle East. llEROIN from Asia's "Golden Triangle" IS rour limes purer than Mexican mud Just :i few kilograms s muRg led mlo the United States provides millions for the mob to launder through its network of bank accounts. One center for the new drug· s muggling operation appears to be New York"s John F. Kennedy airport. In the last six months, agents of the Drug Enforcement Administration have seized nearly 13 ktloRrams of white heroin that turned out to be 90 to 100 percent pure. The heroin. worth at least $20 million on the black market, was traced back to Sicily. Despite the seu:ures. Customs Co mmissione r Robert Chasen admitted that "we are woefully outnumbered and outfinanced by the smugglers ... We cannot adequately guard our borders.·· He told us that ocean ships can· not ~e intercepted by his agency outRtde the tbree·mile limit. Red tape is making it difficult even to prosecute t he American operators who run the ships. BUS BATTL E : The nation's elderly and handicapped have been waiting ror more than five years ror buses that would be e a s ier for them to board. General Motors has been vying with other firms for the right to build the new gene ration of buses. Last May. GM appeared to lose when the Transportation D e p a rtm e nt chos e an a lternative design. The ne..-. "Transbus" would feature lo"' rtoors. wide front a nd rea1 doors. and a six-fool retrac~blE ramp to ~commodate t he han· dicapped. All city buses bouKhl with federal money must have this new design. But GM hasn't given up thE fight. The giant automaker ha~ heen trying for years to per· suade the government to adopt lls own version, which hu higher noo~ and a rear·door lilt instead of a ramp. GM spent SSO million retooling Its plants to .produce the new buses, and It wants to sec a return on the in· vestment. The company has been lobbying Curious ly to over· turn the federal decision against its bus design. Confided one transportation official: "Ir they admit fa!Jure. heads will roll." GM LOBBYISTS have now persuaded a House committee to adopt an amendment the com· pany drafted that would s helve any immediate help for the han· dlcapped. The measure wouJd hold up the entire question until Transbus and the GM version could be evaluated side by side. ··1ts effect. or course. would be an indeflnlte postponement of the Transbus mandate." says an internal Transportation Depart· ment memo. GM lobbyist Roland Ouellette told us that "the other side or the story hasn't been told. There arc times the ramp will work effec· lively. but the ramp won't pro· vide total access. Thal takes a variety of equipment. You're not going to be serving t he total population by one method." Supporte r s of Transbus . meanwhlle, are trying to work out a compromise that would al· low local officials to c hoose wh\ch bus would best serve their residents. AP OLOGY TO AT&T: Quite inad vertently, a line was left out of a recent column about the failure of some member s of Congress to pay their telephone bills. The omission has caused American Telephone and Tele· graph some embarrassment. We reported that AT&T cuts orr telephone service to· sub· scribers who don't pay their bills but that .. service is not Inter· rupte d" for delinquent con- gressmen. ..The taxpayers are 11tuck with the bills." we added. Left out was a line explaining that the General Services Ad· ministra tion pays for t he te le phone service on Capitol Hill. That's why the taxpayer:s get stuck with the bills. But without the omitted line. the story left the impression that AT&T cuts off the service for or· dinar.y deadbeats but does ool inte rrupt service for con· gressional deadbe ats . The service is not cut. we emphasize. because the taxpayers pay the bills . We apologize to AT&T for the om tSSion. State 'Bail-out' Side-stepped Taxpayers With an amating adroitness Governor .Jer r y Brown has p e rformed a mirac ulo us turnabout. Slow in perceiving the taxpayers mood until it was brought forcefull y home to him by a n angry electorate which took the tax reduction issue lnto its own hands. Brown has been outdoing Howard J arvis ever since. So skillful has he been m re· versing hls fi eld, from the days just b efore the June elec· lion when he wa s veh c · me ntl y d e noun ~l n g Prop. 13, that h e n ow ap. parently has many believ· mg he was at le a s t a co· a uthor of that m easure. To further project that image he bumptiously warned the nation's governors convened in Boston las t month of "the second great American r evolution of tax· payers" sweeping the country. This was a blithe disregard of Art Hoppe hts own myopLc inubtl1t y to foresee Uwt revolution coming in his own state even though 1t had bec•n huildi n~ for me1ny. rri:.i ny months. NOW CAST In the role of the n ew Messiah and self·s tyling himself "a born aj(ain tax cut ter ." Brown 1s r iding high Wa rmed by early polls whlch seem to give ham a lead over his Republican challenger. Attorney General Evclle J Younger , Brown is loudly patting himself on the back for the Sl billion tax reduction m easure rushed through the Legislature. He has proclaimed it the ··1argesl state tax cut in history." That of course isn't exactly so The largest tax cut was the S7 h11llon slash brought shout by the J>eople themselves when they passed Prop 13. Unfortunately. because of Brown's action in siphoning off $5 billion of the state's s urplus to bail out local government!$, that tax c ul b ecame. as State Chamber of Commerce vice pres· ident John T. Hay accurately charged. "merely a tax shirt." Because or that it has failed to effect the economies at the local level intended by the voters . INSTEAD OF playing hero to the spendthrift local politicians and bureaucrats, the SS billion should have been returned to the pockets of the taxpayers from whom it was wrongfully extract· ed . At the very least it should have been used to retire a m8Jor share of the state's bonded in· debtedness thus saving the tax· payers millions in interest. Disturbing too is Brown's con· tinuing misconception of the voter mood despite his pretense or h a ving r eceived "the message." Warning local gov· ernments that the state's sur· plus will not be sufficient to pro· vide the same level of bail.outs in the future he said. "The peo· pie should not assume that they are out of the woods." THAT SEEMS to imply that somehow the people are to be punished ror their audacity In voting to cut back taxes as a means to cut government spend· ing. As for the SI billion ta" cut measure there was a bit or sleight of hand the re. Although it establishes indexing to soften the e rfects or inflation. it does not e liminate overtaxaUon. The reductions individuals will gel in their next Income tax bill will be offset partially by existing sur· pluses. But the surpluses wHI continue to build at a rate now estimated to be Sl.S billion. With more than S3 billion already In the treasury there is still over· taxation. AND THAT doesn't consider how much more there would be in excess Ir a real job or trim· ming the $20 billion dollar budget was done. Even deduct· ing the extraordjnary SS billion for the normal budget is SS billion more than when Brown took offi ce thre e and a half years ago. The big question then is whether or not Brown's ploys are really fooling the people suf· flclently to win him re·election .. Th a l will b e an s w e r ed November7. . The Only Way to Outsmart the Real Estate Boom The trouble all began when my neighbor, Mr. Crannich, sold his house for $102.500. Seeing he had paid $19,750 for it fourteen years ago, It was just another run·Of·the·mlll profit In today's real estate boom. "Well, Mr. Crannich,'' said the real estate man, rubbing his hands, "now can I s how you a nice two· bedroom place I've J(Ol for $127.~?" "No ," said M r . Cran· nlch. "Whal dld you h ove In mind the n" Perhaps a lovely thrce·hedroom, epllt·level. .. " "What I have tn mind ls being rich," sa1a Mr. Cranmch. "So I'm going to sock my $102,500 1n the bank and be rich.'' 'f'he real estate mun frowned. "With 10 percent lnOntlon, your money will be eaten up alive by 5 percent Interest on which you'll have to pay toxes. Then there's rent and no wr1teoffs. Oh, you'll never get rich lhal wuy, Mr. Crannich " "I'm going lo sock my $102,500 In the bank,•· s nid Mr. Crannich stubbornly, "and be rich." TH E NEXT day, Mr Cran. nich nicclvcd n call from the Chalrmon or the Board of Realtors. "f don't think you un· d crstand. Mr. Cranntch." sRld the chairmun, trylnR to sound Jovial. "Where clo you think lh<' fellow who bought your house ror $102.500 got the moneJ"" . .. . . . " . "Darned lt I know," Said Mr. Crannlch, yawning. "From selling his house. of 'l_ourse." said the chairman. "'And i( you don't buy some other hou.'le with lhat money, the owner of that other house won't be able to afford some other house. And so on and so on and so on." "Don't tell me your prob· le ms," said Mr. C rannlch "I'm going to be Independently wealthy." It was four day11 before the Presidcnl could get through to Mr Cronnlch ll$ Mr. Crannlch h a d s topped answe ring hie phone. "Mr. Crnnnlch," s ald the President, "we were just chat· ting ubout you In our Cabinet meeting today Md I '11 bet you don't reallie what a vital link you are i n o ur wonde r£ul American economy." "Mr. Pres ident." said Mr. Crannach. '"stick It in your ear." SO MR. CRANNICH socked his $102,500 in the bank. Natural· , ly, the fellow with the $127,500 house now couldn't afford the $142,250 house he'd wanted and the owner of that one couldn't. buy the $165,7SO place he'd had his eye on und ... And so on and so on and so on. In fact. now that no one could sell a house. no one could buy a house no one. that la, but Mr. Crannlch. In s ix weeks Mr Crannlch was able to buy back his old houRe ror $19,750, ha be· Ing the only person ln the whole real estate boom who had any real money. t ' • ~I • M4RE OPINION ThUf'Sday, September 14, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 1 N bolas von Hoffman Typical' Congressmen Never Seems to Change Th pret.1dent ha' \('toed the nt•w •lom1c Lrcraf\ C'&rrter on l ht• O\'t'l 1trouod that 1l '"' u-.el• l'tilit) hu:, ne\ er bttn • cnteW>n for public c.>x1M"n1tlturf' and o m-'lu• 1t nn1• no-. as pr~)l d 1 l'tul tu o rd er l) i:U\ ''rmcnl tlpuh•nt t•xtravagant'1· bf' brokl'n by th1: u~per chumlw1 TllF. WA\' OUT o f t h is three cornt•rt.'d dilemma Is t.o RO ahf'lld With th~ atonll<' nlrcr uft r arr11"r but u~~ It at1 lht• ntw Sen at e Office Kulld lng T he n p p t• 1H u n <' f' o t n l,l d l l 1 o n u I t•C'onom1e1i ra n bt• h a d by f"m ployrng th~ shJp to packa11e ~enalorlal JUnkt'tll On co,prtlally !>mo1o:Y. muggy Wut.hlngton day!", ltw s~nlite might cvt·n want to tnvltt-l h<' llou:st' on board th1!> utomlcally powt·red Camp DaVld and tuke the boys and th•· girls on a cruise down the Potomac tht Watergate elccllon of '74, but you have to go ull the way back to the curly 1950s to find an example or one of tbe parties bt•lnl{ ma.'>stvely turned out of contro l of bo th houses of Congrcll8 When incumbents do lose, .it seldom ~ms to have much to do with what kind of a record Congress as a whole has made for Itself The impression among the mmonty who bother to cast a ballot in the congressional r ace is th a t every o ther congressperson Is a rascal. but my guy neologisms aside. most congresspersons are white m en -1s okay Tht.· lou:k' has vet~ the rw>'<'t t11~t attM>Jlt on the M·nate OfftN.· n u111nr · w h llh ' ulread!~tr ronstn:llon It t' n· • to r t' t he •oat c iq >O l'\l\t', t h\• l'<>!.lae:.t bualdtnt c\ er cons t r tcd pouri drur pouo t c.>1 Mtuure .,t for square toot wai. the R burn House Office Buidl~ so lt wasn't frugality which mdfl the House put & halt to the 5-late c-onstruclion but appreberk>n lest its record for lo election years, Congress 11> suppo1>t.-d to mm itself in and a v o 1 d <' x p e n !. 1 v e l r t' a t s Other wise. the voleri. may roe up and smite Lhe members, but It's been decades since Congrei.s got a good smiting from the elec tor ate. SURVE YS SUGGEST that m embers of Congress often have vi ews on issues strikingly · at variance Wllh those or the home folks ln most cases. it makes htlle difference in an election although there are exceptions such as the Second District in Colorado. There the news is that I I A few Republicans lost seats believed to be safely theirs in wood framff, prints, mats, bangers, 'f01' save40°/o on 3 styles, 7 sizes of handsome wood frames ' . The riclness 8'ld warmth of fruitwood, pecan, or burnt charcoal finishes, in frames made of thick, deep wood moldinss, with enhancing Unen tiners, In your choice of sizes from 5" x 7' up to big 16" x 2<1'. after sale 8.90-13.50 IAJ.l l.M to 1.10 1%/11~ mat cutttng system, for perfection. beVel ages, double mats, simplified with measurer and cuer, easi!Y adjusts in w· increments. cuts widths p to s~· . any length. reg. 39.95 SALi 29." 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Puente Hiiia M•ll Covina F•ahlon Ptua Amo Fnhlon Sau1r• pen evenlngs and Sundity ill • T imothy Wi rth. a two-term Democrat, is In trouble because h e's too liberal (o r hi s conservative district Wirth stall m ay be able t o win i n November. however . because inc umbe nt s ha ve v oted themselves so many advantages over challengers and because whether they'r e liberal or conservative all effective congressmen and senator s vote and serve their districts in the same fashion. The congressman who rails agai nst war expendi tures 1s busy supporting new contracts tor the bomb factory in his Quotes "Compromises will be man· datory. Without them no pro- gr ess can be expe<:ted. flexibili- ty will be the essence of our hopes " -P resident Carter commenting on the Mideast summit conference at Camp David. di s tr ict ; l i k e w ise. th e conservative who shrieks about federal aid for schooling makes sure his district gets its cut. NOT ONLY are party d i ffer ences unimportant but e ven diCferences in individual members' beliefs and values can be exaggerated. They don't have as many choices and aren't near ly the free agents we take the m to be and they pride themsel ves in thinking they are. They survive by fitting into a power mosaic. the design of which i s n 't especially susceptible to their individual wills any more than it is to ours. In understanding Congr ess, the similarities are much more important than the differences in party. beliefs. or st yle or beh avior . The system or selection of people to these jobs is such that the same kind get them almost all the time. Summing it up. sociologist Richard Zweigenhaft writes, ''A thumbnail sketch or the 't ypical ' senator or today would not differ significantly from the 'typical· senator or 1942 ... Sen. Typical rather was a lawyer-businesman; he received his B.A. from a pre. stigious East Coast college. then returned home and received hi5 law degree from the stat' un. lvers lty; prior to enterln ~ politics. he was a practicln~ lawyer . A view of the 'typical' member of the House would not differ except that he would be In his early 50s rather than his lat< 505." So for understanding, look not to political parties or tt. ideology. but to what that kirui ot person in our society is think.int just now. When you go to the polls. assummg you still do that. t~ chances are if you vote against congressman Typical you will b< voting for candidate Typical. who upon being sworn in wjll become congressman Typical Factory-Direct TV Antenna Sp~~~i~!_P.n!!~~~!!~se In Time For lttw F~ll Shows, Sports f~nd Cle~ner FM, tooJ! as seen on national TV ,,,,, Signal splitter included with ~ antenna pur- Compares to Antennas Costing 500/o More chase . 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Cairo Tour "uth Carter Stapleton, evangelist sister of President Carter, views Ramses IJ, the world's most famous mummy, in Cairo Museum. She was in Cairo to meet with Egypt's Christian leaders. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Hospital Offers Diabetic Classes A series of four classes for diabetics and their families will be conducted by Saddleback Com- munity Hospital beginning Sept. 26. Interested persons must register for the four. week course by Monday. Fee is $15. For reservations or further information , phone 770-3643. Birds Underground? I:.ONOON CAP > -Britain's 250.000 coal miners have been as ked to keep an eye out for birds when they go underground to work. Anthony Hudson of the British Museum's De oartment of Natural His tory says he is s tudying birds and animals that hve below ground. He s ays there have been several reports or birds who got into coal mines and stayed. Off AEG.~IC£. ATHENA• 2000 ELECTRONIC MACHINE. The world's mos1 ad- vanced \cwmg machine 15 also 1he world\ cu1~1 10 use. Only Singer gives you electronic s111ch selcc11on. Ju\I push a buuon to sew any of 25 different s111chcs, from zig-zag to blind hem to nowm and dogs! Wllh I a flip~• panel . a onc·slcp buuon· hclkr and more. Made in U.S.A. Carrying case or cabinc1 c~tra. Troubled~ Tara~ Lemon? SAN OlECO IAP I - The Novy 1u1yg the new· clu u umphlbloua as· aoult l'lhlp Taruwa "ls too automated i.nd at tlme11 It does not work,·· hut u thrt.-e·slur admiral denies It's a lemon. An extra 100 sailors have been added to the cr ew because uutoma· lion failed. be said. THE SAN Diego Union r e p o rte d that th e Tara wa. laraest s hip In th e N avy b e low an a 1rcrart carrie r , "has r e quired con s tant modifications to keep it runctioning" since being commissioned in 1976 at Litton Industries in Pascagoula. Miss. "There have been pro· ble m s with the automal· cd propulsion system . the automated assault s y s tem, with food service to the 300-bed hospital in the warship and with equipment be· ing wrongly situated," s aid the news p a pe r , quoting UMa med senior ~avy officers . 8 UT IN AN int.ervlew attended by two other admira l s and the Tarawa's captain, Vice Adm. William R. St. George said the 820-foot s h ip i s jus t going .. through a le a rni n g curve with a new system." St. George. who is commander or the 180· s hip Pacific Fleet Naval S urrace Force, sa id most of the problems have been solved and "I unequivocably deny that this ship Is a lemon." THE TARAWA, which displaces 39.300 tons of wate r . can trans port 2.000 battle troops, 50 landing craft and more than 30 helicopters. St. George s aid the s hip performed well in a n ex- e r cise at Caqi p Pendleton. 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"l don't think you can regulate un· de rwear," said Bruce Stein, prcsi· dent of the local ACLU chapter. HE SAID HIS group will ask the school board in this Kalamazoo sub· urb to change Portage Central Junior High School's dress code. The unidentified girl was given~ unexcused absences. or suspensions. last spring for violating a code that says "clothing should be neat. clean and not considered distracting." The code was drawn in l.975 by RCA Xl·100 cotm. 26" IHA80Hl PICTURE Contetnporary cabinet In peoen, Solid atate Xtended Life Chaaals. Oetlgned tor low power consump- tion, high efficiency and lono Ille. t eachers. parents a nd stude nts. and othe r girls have been suspended for violating it. THt GIRL•s FATHER s aid a teacher's aide noticed his daughter was not wearing a bra during lunch. "How could It have been disruptive to the educational process if nobody noticed until lunchtime ?" he asked. The parents s aid the girl was taken to the principal 's office and s uspended after she confirmed she was not wearing a bra. She was sus· pended a second time when the prin· cipal. Richard Tyler. spotted her en· tering the school braless . SC HOOL SU PERINTENDENT George Conti said he backed Tyler in the susJ>(!ns1ons "The l ciCI 1:; ,, 3 young lady IS~Ot wearing & brn, 1t 1s vis ually sp· parent:· he said T h c p a tt' n t s s a y i t is t ~ i r rcsponsib1h ty. not the school's. t kJe· cidc what their daughter wears . TYLER SAID GIRLS must ear bras to ma intain an appropria at· mos phcre cit the 800·pupil schoo "Ir I say OK to a girl who eels more comfortable coming to hool witihout a bra. what do I ! y to another student who wants tc wear his paJamas or bathing suit?' "yler added Asked whether e ve ry gir must wear d bra to school. Tyler 1d, it depends on whether 1l 1!-dis tra ang. 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Commtnu by David Baker. a candidate for th~ county Board or Su~rvisors ln the ~nd dl•· lrkt. have raas~ tht hackles or lhe Stlal Beach Chapter of the Alltaott ror Survival Baker had said lbat lbt RI llan<'e. wtuch hu protested the U.S Naval Wtapon. Station in Seal Bf'ICb . 11 alarm11l and :s pread1n1 m lsunderstand1nii nbout the 5tat1on. which ht tlaams ~ no nudtar dlu.s~r threat. The alllance ba~ r hallen11ed Baker to debate an alhanC't· representative on the threat or non-lbn.tat posed by the s t.lion So far. tM .U.anee refl()rt s Baket hasn ·a responded ••• SHl&LEY GRJNDLE, former chairman of thl· Orang<' County Plannana CommlA~lon 1i1nd the founder of TIN C'lJP ITune Ii. Now Clean Up Politics I h1i1i. come out an f11vor of (laker. \ht· o n ce und 11u:.11ibl y ruturt: 11upuvlsor. t•111ng bii. "<l1gn1ty and honesty · · • • • 8.\KEa ·s OPPONENT in the l'iupervisor iul ruce, Harriet Wieder. won the endorsement of the Orang.-('ounty chupttr of the National Women's Political ('3UCUS. ••• II UNDRED·DOLLAR·PLUS per plate dinners are turning up hke poptops on the beach these days. There'll be one Sept . 28 m honor or Assemblyman and Mrs. Ron Cordova. Cordova, D·El Toro, is seeking the slate Senate seat being vacated by retiring Sen. Dennis Carpenter, R-Newport Beach. The $125-per·person affair will begin with cocktails al 7 p.m . at the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. The honorary dinner commit· tee includes such notables as As· sem blyman Dennis Mangers. D· Huntington Beach; state Sen. Paul Carpenter, D-Cypress. Richard J . O'Neill ; Mrs. Anton H. Seger strom, Henry T . Segers trom a nd Harold T . Segerstrom; Norma Hertzog: that Manttcrs "has voted to in· rre11s c SU•le taxes and fees with bora nt; rt>gularity." • • • WILLARD S. "BILL" VOIT of Newport Beach, co-chairman of the Reagan for President Com- mittee duriog the 1976 primary. hais been named CO·chairman Of the Orange County Republican campaign to elect Attorney Gen Evelle Younger governor and Mike Curb Heutenant governor. • • • CORDOVA HAS announced that he bas won the endorsement of the Federated Firefighters oC California and the Newport· Mesa Education Association in his bid for the 36th State Senate District seat. ••• A HEADQUARTERS bas been opened at 1711 Westclifr Drive. Suite 3, Newport Beach, for Marian Bergeson. Republican candidate In the 74lh Asaembly district. Special Blood Needed for Stricken Kids Ray Watson; Mary Smallwood and Rep. Mark Hannaford, D· Long Beach. ••• JIM GALLAGHER, the Libe rtarian Party's candidate fo r the 73rd Assembly District, has disputed a statement in campaign literature of incum- bent Democrat Mangers. According lo Gallagher, Mangers claims to have de· livered the "cut government s pending" mess age to Sacramento long before the passage of Propostion 13. · People who have had chicken pox or shingles wilhln the last three weeks and are between the ages or 17 and 65 are needed to donate blood to lbe Childrens Hospital of Orange County. The blood is needed ror children with leukemia and other diseases. Ther;e children have a reduced resistance to other diseases. s uch as chicken pox, and need the blood or someone who has re· cently had the diseases because such blood contajns needed an- tibodies. Do you long for the advantages of mobile home life? We can help you realize your dreams with an attractive financing package that will include a flex- ible payment plan. Come talk to us soon . Chances are you can park your housing worries for good. TllE BANK OF CALIFORNIA Ray Haskin of El Toro. vice president for administration for ITT Cannon, heads a volunteer team of corporate executives who will seek s upport from maj or New port Beach business firms for the 1978 campaign of United Way of Orange County North/South. Gallagher demurs , alleging Prospective donors may caJI Eleanor Dick e at th e hematology research laboratory at Childrens Hospital, 997·3000, extension 171, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Mondays through Ffidays. Nl'wport Bedch Office. 14-01 Dove Street, Nev.port Beach 92663.17 MI ~33-3511 call 642-5678. Put • few words to work for ou. . ........ ~ .... , ...... . Hughes Seeks More · Flights ·~ Hughes Ainirest has applied to the federal Civil Aeronautics Board for permission to in· augurate service between Orange County Airport and Houston's Hobby Airport. The airline listed six California and Nevada cities that it wants to link via non-stop, one·stop and two-stop flights to the Texas airfield. THE APPLICATION SEEKS a daily one-stop route from Orange County via Las Vegas. In addi· tion it asks a daily non-stop from Las Vegas, a dai· ly one-stop from Reno. Bakersfield and Fresno and a daily two-stop route from Sacramento. Las Ve~as would be the hub or the routes, ac· cording to airline officials. Hobby. 10 miles south or Houston, was tbe city's major airport until 1969, when Houston In· tercontinental was completed. Hughes Airwesl offers flights from Orange County to Las Vegas, Phoenix and Salt Lake City, with connections to many or its remaining 53 U S. and Mexican destinations. The Ocean View School District Citizens Committee for Master Planning has called a public hearing to review the recommendations being forwarded to the School Board. These recommendations deal with the future of unused school sites and with the possible closure of Roblnwood School in fall, 1980. The committee invites all interested district residents to attend this hearing, become informed, and offer opinions. ROBINWOOD SCHOOL 5172 McFADDEN AVE. -HUNTINGTON 8fAQf SEPT. 28 ~ '78-7:30 PM Advance eopies of the recommendations now being finalized are avallat>Je at all district aohoOla and the district office at Beach and W8mel. What CAN You Cet lor a dime these days?? TODAYS COMPLETE STOCKS 64Z·4321 DAILY PILOT SAVE s9 ::.va REGULARLY $15.99 sq. yd. Our buyers made an outstanding special purchase which enables us to sell this beautiful plush carpeting at $6.00 off the regular price! One of our best sellers, an extra heavy nylon plush style that has been heat-set for added performance. You 're sure to find the exact color for your decor In the wide choice of seventeen bright lustre colors. AVE38 ~IOUlAR l'lllCI SAll l'lllU SAVE • 639'9 •m-'24000 959"4 599 .. 36000 1199• 749• 4 ooo 1,599" 999" 60QOO LIMITED TIME ONLY! 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Utitung tN-nn.'1lH'r.• <Jnd oc·fion "°" rs'4Jd to 1olw m.eqv&tw1 an gov.•mmmt and buml.eH Mall JIOUr quntwru lo PtU t>urtn, At Your ~rvtc,, Ora• Coaat Doily P1Lc11 I ' e> l:Jo:r 15$), Co.to Muo. CA mH .-\a ~ti lt'ttn• cu pou1bl# wUl bf OllftOe'r«f, b.t phonnj tnqUHlf'I or t'tll'rf not tnd~ tlwf rf'Odcr's tv.U MTM. oddrtu ond buafMH hours' phou numbt-rcorinot bt>c-OM:tdlred Thu colum11oppcw1"°'• 111 ut·~ Salurdayi Beer 0. l'•ri•• Ret ...... Ce1 l>t.:AR PAT Roth Con!\umer Reports and Consume~· Rei.ean·h magattnes rate products. ls the same system of rating used by both public•· t ions., U not. how do they dJfftt'> E R . Huntington Beach C'ouumer RePort.8 ratln&~re stvea U. order of eaUmatt'd Ovt"rall quallt~ • .W.Ut re1ard to prke. and advantages or dba4vutacn of ••Y bnod '4!Sted att l11rluded. Whee test braodl ~re "~lgnlfkutl sup('rior" t.o DI.hen &ested, lbey re· celve a "cbttk·ntlog. ·• Sometimes certaU. bra.0 also att seltttf'd as "Best Buys," which meau that the ~ samples reeelved a bl&b ratla•, wf're pricf'd relatively low and yielded more quail· ty per dollar than Ute products liven an .. accepta· ble" rating. CR a1ao carries reswts of research oa public policy issves involving aucb tb.lngs as bealLb a nd auto insurance, and gives advice oa purcbas· Ing services, such as a nurstJlg home or summer camp. Consumers' Research product ratla11 follow this scale: A · reeomininded; B · U.iermedlate; C • not reoomme.ded. Occaa•aUy prochada are ra&ed AA. Tbis publication's staff evaluates product de- fects and safety facton and repona oa tbem wiU. aa emphasis on lettlag Lbe consumer make ap Ills owa mind. Ta% A..Uta11re-£1•t 0.rilled DEAR PAT: Wh at is the gross household in· come limit for senior citizens' property tax as· sistance? I've heard some conflicting figures. S.C .. San Clemente The Francblse Tu Board says &.bat If yoar total income less actual cash expenditures Is greater than szo,•. )'OU do llOt qualify for p~r· ty tax assista nce. Personal expenses, noncasb ex· penses, amortization, depletion, deprecla&lon, t:apita l losses and exp enditures wblcb are capitalized under the P ersonal Income 'rax Law are not all.owable deductions when figuring gross household mcome for property tax assistance. QUEENIE "Would you step out fll your cell ... er ... car, pleAae?" WomenSiill Earning Less WAS}{INGTON <AP> -The talk or women moving into higher paying "men's jobs" for the most part. has been just that-only talk, according (o the Labor Department. Women working full·Ume earned an average or $5,000 a year less than men in most big cities in 1975, according to a survey. LABOR ECONOMIST HOWARD HAYGHE called the difference in m en's and women's wages "quite consistent over a long period or time." He said employed women have stayed mosUy in clerical and service jobs, which are generally lower paying than the posts held by mesa. ··Even when they enter the professional· technical occupation group, women art coricen· trated as teachers, nurses and occupations that a re relatively poorer paying than-traditional male jobs such as lawyers and doctors," he added. THE Sl'UDY SAYS THE NATIONAL median income was $12,770 for men and $7,531 for women. For those with college educations, the gap was even wider with men earning $17,891 and women $10,861. Median income m eans half earn more and half less. Wrapped Beater Sa~ D.U.rs DEAR PAT: I read that insuJati~g a hot water Saddleback heater can save money on operation cost. How mil ch can be saved. and what kind or insulation C materialshoulda~rson use? enters J . W., Costa Mesa By wrapping a piece or thick, aluminum· hacked fiberglass insulation around your bot water A 17aiJabJe tank, yoa caa reduce t.be amoaat of beat ,.._. . , ··" , throu&b its sides aJHI sne approximately S2t "t. · ,..,.... C'Oinmunlty-ttn· ,, .. ':~~",.:.,. ~ '"_.·'" •: year. 'the material should Dot .e.& mo.re &a.a.a Sit If ters operated by · the yoa do t.be work yourself. With gu beaten, be sad d 1 e back v a tie y carefnl not to cover vents. If you don't bow wbere Unified School District they are, uk a service person. will be •vailable to resi· iDg =-:: .:=:.::: ~te~~=·r::.:!~· 'ctentr~s,c~l system's efficiency, ultimately proclaclag laJper 31e~rh e <ot c e 0 t e r s a r e energy bUJs. Every few months yoa can alleviate Costeau Park at Alicia this problem by openJng tbe plug at the bottom of P a rk'way and Costeau the tank and letting water now out until It 1111111 Drive San Joaquin clear. ' School ~t 22182 Bar bera, Gra•u A.,.llaf)fe to Anbes1 DEAR PAT: Can you tell me 1£ there are any grants available for artists? I've heard there are, but don't know where to get a ny information. As one of the "star ving" variety or professional artists. I'd like you to look into lhls for me. L. W., Laguna Beach "Monev Buslness: Grants and Awards fer Creative Artists," a new directory avaUatile through the American Coancll foT Ute Artl, lllta some 300 organizations around Ute coantry that of· fer grants and awards to lDdlvldaal profeaalonal artists. Listings for painters, printmakers, sculpt.on, photographers, playwrights, poets, nc· lion writ.en, composers, and t.o a Umlc.ed edellt, filmmakers, video artists and choreographers are Included. Information for each entry Includes the name, address and <when available> telephone number of the organlutlon as weU as eUglblllty reqalre· ments, amount of the award, appUcadoll procen and deadline dates. Special secUoas cover artists' retreats as well as oro«rams at the Nat.Iona! En· downmeat for Lbe (\rts and state al1a agencies tlaat directly assist lndlvldual artists. Single copies or the lot-page directory cost $7. Write to: ACA, 570 SevenLb Avenue, New York, N.V. 10018. both ln Laguna Hills, and Olivewood School at 23391 Dune Mear Road in El Toro. Activities at the cen· ters include arts and crafts. table games, con- tests and special events. The centers are open at various hours during the week. For further informa- tion, phone 586·1234. Ruling Nixed FRESNO <AP> -A 1977 Superior Court de- cision ordering Madera County to staff its jail with enough personnel to allow intermittent vis- ual inspection or all in· mates has been re· versed by the 5th l)is· trict Court of Appeals here. Cosmetic Surgery ·~ . 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For as long as you own your home. And with the cost of al l energy the Gas Compa ny. Our toll-free numbe r ls 1-800-252·9090. (From area code 209. call 2 13·689·3334 collect.) Demand ls heavy. so call soon. The sooner you call. the sooner you can start saving. ·nont wait. Insulate. ..... --.. , ..... ~ ... ---.. . ... . . .. . . " . .. ....... ,,,. . ....... -. ..,, - .. .. CALIFORNIA I MISCELLANY C'olN!ert for Slaopp~ Lucas Drew conducts m embers of the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra in a con- cert inside a Miami, Fla., supermarket Wednesday. The h our -long concert. ~ponsored by. an encyclopedia company, included music by Ha ndel. Mozart, Grieg and Scott Joplin. Prostitute Bares Life OAKLAND CAP> -Bright-eyed Buffy Wilson looks like America's "girl next door," but for three years that address would have been Nevada's most popular bouse of prostitution. Today, says Ms. Wilson, that lire, or which she has written a book, is behind her. She lectures on sexuality to varied groups, including women in- terested in banging on to their husbands. DIVORCED, •· A MOTHER OF a young son and the daughter of an Air Force officer, she described her tou1h life on the Mustang Ranch, working in a seedy, 8-by-lO·fool coop where cleanliness was next to unknown. Tbe Mustang Ranch, she said in an interview. was "nothing but a bunch of trailers stuck together. The couches were dilapidated, the lampshades torn ... your room h ad a three· quarter bed that had a board underneath, and you had a sink in there. The communal showers were down the ball." . In her lectures she talks about the 16-hour days, and how a woman bad to work 17 days straight before she could get a day off. Rules of the House. •"THE MAN WOULD PICK YOU up, take you back to the room. At that point you would discuss what he wanted. how much he wanted to spend." Her time with a customer was usually no more than 15 minutes, and the minimum price was $10. Jn the event a customer required more luxurious surroundings he took her to bis hotel -al $100 an hour. • Business was brisk most of the time, she said, and the management ''took 10 percent off the top or everything you earned, for room and board, then 50 percent of what was left. Out of your less than half. you bad to tip the maids daily, pay· someone to do your lauodry. pay tbe..driver-"'1io took you out to a bar after ~ork, pay the ~ who saw you every week ... you ended up with about 30 percent of what you took in." Ms. Wilson said she entertained up to 45 men a day. MS. WILSON GOT INTO·WHAT is commonly regarded as the world's oldesl profession after she found herself divorced and alone in Oakland at 21. She fell in love with a bar owner who insisted she Laguna's Child Clinic Closed Orange County health officials have closed the Laguna Beach Child Health Clinic, citing declining attendance as the primary reason for the end of the service. Dr. Morton Nelson, Orange County health of· fi cer ,. said that in the future. Laguna Beach pa- tients needing examinations or free immunizations may attend the Child Health Clinics in San Juan Capistrano or San Clemente. Children needing immunization may attend the clinic in Lagunl} Niguel. The clinics are community centers which pro- vide health services for children. Children and adults can gel free immunizations and boosters for diphtheria, let.a.nus, whooping cough, measles, rubella, polio and mumps at the clinic. For more information, call the county health department at 834-7650. Jaycees Pave Way For Women in SD SAN DIEGO <AP > -Jaycees here think they have found a way for women members to vote and hold office in the chapter, without violating U.S. Jaycees dictates and losing their national charter. It's an affiliate organization called San Diego Young Citizens for Commerce and Industry. CALLED "ASSOCIATE MEMBERS," the 24 women members here and about 10,000 women Jaycees naUooally are prohibited under Jaycees bylaws from voUng in chapter meetings and hold- ing any Jaycees office from the local to national level. Women pay full dues, wor,on Jaycees projects and contribute time and enerfy to an organization which vetoed in June agalnst any extension of their mem bershlp rights. The 61-year-old organization began life as the Junior Chamber of Commerce for men 21 to 36 years old and was renamed and its objectives chan1ed in 1967, aald attorney Jim Spievat, a Jaycee member who baa helped create the San Diego Younc Citizens af!Uaite. RATllElt TRAN PROMCYl'E business, he said, the Jaycees decided lo concentrate on leadership development. But most chapters, including many in small towns which comprise 'the bulk of Jaycees mem- bership, see themselves as fraternal organizations and have been unwilling to Include women. go to work at the Mustang Ranch to earn money to pay his debts. She agrffcl. "I lbought -why not? It represented some kind of security, and to invest a year didn't seem like that much." So Buffy Wllaon went to work in a protected environment where "you were not ostracised for being a prostitute ... you didn't have to worry about being arrested ... there was a doctor . . . it didn't seem so bad." AT ONE POINT SHE THOUGHT about quit- ting, but changed her mind. Al another, her boss got a crush on her but, she said, she turned away his sexual advances. · "It is emotion that separates love from sex, and without the emotional thin~ it really didn't matter," she said, acknowledging the peculiar morality of engaging in sel< with man after man, hour after hour -then turning down the boss because she didn't like him. Now, with her book, "A New Look al the Oldest Profession," coming out shortly, Buffy Wilson professes no regrets. "IT'S NOTHING I WOULD LIKE to repeat, but it's something I've grown from ... " Had it not been for prostitution, she said, "I might still be here, waiting on tables." •• ,. .. S.larla• ~your new DO WU Ro)ral Solarian flooring. Aver- Thunday, September " 1978 CAIL y PILOT A 11 LeGr8nd :4 8t'uut1ful decorawr colort1 wung 100'(. Alhed C'hem1c&l An 11 0 Moil Imperial heavy padding .. height.-ning nylon over '15 ..t9 Nu ... 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AJ2 DAILY PILOT Thursday Septem~r 14 1978 Paper Piled Up in Protest· MODESTO <AP > When people hand City Councilman Harry KuUhltn A lengthy or superfluoua report, ''They have • twinkle m their eye and u 11m1h.• on their hps." he sa)'' They know the report "'111 end up in u stuck of about 84,000 pa~(•s mort' thin 1• ft>t'l high that Kulh11un has collected during the thn•c > e1tr-. u~ u C'ounc1lman hen· H•~·s F.VF.N WIUTT£N his report about all tht' rt'ports. · ·1 h•· Poltt1rul P.1pt•r Pollutton .. It'• rive pages k>ng Kull 1J11111. ~8. 1911.1 nli'!. .ioH•rnmenl r<'i.;ul at1ons and the ir rHull1ng paperwork for everything rrom un emi1loyment and 1nf1.111on to J>t:r'>onal frui.tralloo and lac le o 1n1t1atl\ e 1md i.ay~ munysbareh1sv1ew "The public reaction was ov<>rwhelm· mi.:. he sa) s of ne'4s paper pubhc1ty hert' about ha:. report "Pl..:OPL•: COMM ENT ED TO me .iboul the oppression or overreguJallon, not bemg abl~ to understand their tax forms, keeping up with the constant changes and amendments m the law," the six-year councilman says "Nol btln1 able lQ interpret what's belnc uld ln the simplest form has made people antagonistic toward any kind of rolJulaUon." M111lve paperwork requirements hive taken over too much or peoples' job1. takint them from services they t hould be providing, he says. K VLLIJIAN, A NURSING home o perator, says required paperwork h as made h.111 staff "more concerned about what goes on paper than having lime durmg the day to spend with the care of paUents. which s hould be the first priority " Unetnployment is u dangerous ripple effect o( paperwork, he complains, cit- ing another personal example. Massive paperwork delayed projects and caused the Southem California petro-chemical company hls son works for to lay off 25 percent of its 4,000 employees, he says. Paperwork also limits initiative and innovation as Kullijlan found when he contended that a new type of sewer drainage system for a subdivision was inadequate. "THE CITY STAFF informed me that if I was successful in pursuing the argument. we would have to go through ~2 agencies to change the type of drainage system proposed." he says. "Many people took my report serious- ly because they couldn't believe the figures. the costs of reporting and the data collected by government." he says. "But I don't think they realize or recognize that their individual participation. .. is cumulative. They • feel that what little they contribute cer - tainly Is not part of the pro bi em.·· He says the federal government estimates it would be easy to cut 10 per- cent from the $100 billion or ~ per person s pent a nnu.ally on federal paperwork, but nothing has been done. A FEDERAL RE PORT s ows the wors t offenders are the Internal Revenue Service, the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupa· tional Safety and Health Administra- tion, Kullijian says. It is impossible for elected officials to assimilate and underst and the amount of data they are given. he contends. "My great fear 1s that the bureaucrat introduces his own bias and I merely re- act. It is a horrifying experience in a position of responsibility." PAPER POLLUTION THREAT? Modesto Councilman Kullljlan CALIFORNIA Program On Art Se t lnN~l The Nlauel Art A s- sod•tion wtJI hear and see an artist Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. at Nil'IMI Hills Jr. Jllgh School. 29070 Paseo Es<:uela. Lquna Niguel. The meetin g will feature a demonstration by Victor Hubbard. who will do two portraits, one In Conte crayon and \One in charcoal. The meeting is open and there will be no ad- mission charge. Further information may be ob· tained by calling Earl P h 1 I li p s preside nt . 495-0609 or Rita Curtis. membership chairman. 495.5354,. C•ll 642-5678 Put a few words to work for ou. Diamon-z~ are really • I a g1r s best friend There ore lots of simulated diamonds on the market. but none come as dose to the brlllionee of Cubic Zirconio. All stones ore treated os real diamonds w ith settings of l4K gold and compare to tne finest quality gemstones costing thousands of dollars. Dlamon-Z® realty ore a girf's best friend. From Commer- cial Imports. Rings. from 1.55 ct. to 2.25 c t. Eorstuds featured: 112 ct. ea~ pair $98 Ring featured: 2.9 ct. $230 Pendants feotured: 2.25 carat on 16" chain $160 on 18" chain $170 o. 1.55 ct. Sl50 d. 2.25 ct. 5195 b. 1.55 ct. $150 e . 1.55 c t. $150 c. 1.95 ct. $170 fashion jewelfy 13 -may company westminster ond south coast plozo only Illustrations enlarged to shaw deto~. the store is may company ' . . ~ .... __ .,..,,,...,.~..,. • • "'I '·" ... r :--; -: : • -..... . . .. . .. ,,. .... -: , .................... ·. ~ . . -···---. . .... -. .. ... . . .. C AREERS •PWI ......... ...... bU J a 41 r a r N u m l' 1 r 1 pn•stdl·nt ol Su<.lun plans to m t.·t·t "1th Pres1dt-nt l 'urtt•r ..id dre!-:. thl' l 'nitt• -City Police of ric e r s ar e arming themselves with hand· held radar guns to catch s peeders. Traffic Com · miss ioner Robert Seghy s aid that motorcycle of· ricers will use the $1 ,300 radar devices to clock traffic speed on heavily traveled streets ndJnl( Fi -Id Toxicologi,sts Wanted Or• r Jo)'tr . I ha" f' read that t•f' r,.d.-ral I OYr rnmf'at b requlrla1 ar .. at IUlmbera or tesl8 before IMW C'hf'mlcab wSU be allowed to be maM and r.Ald. What eareer opportuklff ml«lat &kr~ ht-fer a adeace major? -LA.A .. Norfolk, Va. -1>1•mand for two pror~aalona in p111rt1c ular it. betna dilated by 1ovem· ment C"ontroll'I toxlcoloty and In· dut.trlal h~~terM! 1'o••col0ftists name lbetr poisons by determlniq harmfUJ effeds of <'hem1ul and physical a1enl8 on-Uv- tnH &yatemis Th~tte health sclentlats n a m loe ou r lnduatrtal chemical habits. tvaluate drua dosa1es for clintC'al lriala. and Judge when a new pest1t'1de can bf' used on c rops without W1plng out the t!nvlronment OTll £R TOXICOLOGISTS''sleut h for d a ngerous ingredients in food and t:os m et1cs Still others track hazards in n11tural products -from venoms to food fungal toxins. No matter whether they wear white la b coats in government or company settings , toxicologists deal more with sub· bt a nces than s t yle in a nalyzing benefit risk r e la tionships in our chcm it'al world It ·~ a sell er 's m arket, according to J ac k ~o n B B rowning , who supervises toxicologists for Union Ca r bide. BroWning cites a recent ln· dustry study showing an applicant shortage, and, as a single example, points to the Environmental Protec- .tion Agency's difficulty in filling sever al hundred new toxicology posi· lions . "In l976 there were 5,000 to 6,000 toxicologists," Browning says. "The ( CAREERS ) nation 'a employers are likely to need t ,000 more In the nexl year. and J)t'rhaps 200 annually after that." GALE C. BOXJLL, secretary or the Society of Toxlcolon , confirms the acute ahortaae. noUnr that the society's placeme nt bureau lists m a n y mo re openings than job seekers. Education? Boxill says that while some Jobs require only a bachelor's or master's degree, you'll need a doctorate or many years of ex· perlence to advance. The society recently promulgated a doctoral curriculum which includes s p ecific t o xicology c ourses, biochemistry, pha rmacology, his· t olo gy, s ta tistics, phys iology, pathology and anatomy. At least 45 unive rsities offer graduate tox· icology study. MOST NEW GRADS begin al $14 ,000 to $20,000. Some experienced federal governme nt toxicologists earn from $30,000 to $40,000. Industry management jobs can exceed $60,000. While no occupation offers un· mitigated security, toxicology looks good for the science-minded. READER SERVICE: For a career booklet and list of universitres o/Jering graduate study in torlcology, encZO. 41 c.ent1 in stamp1 and a Q11m~. ult· addreu ed mailing label. Write "Toz. icology" in corner of envelope. Send re· que1ts to Joyce Lain Kennedy at thi! newapaper. Jheg ~ag we ~ave il _Aff! ~!NCliS ,., .... 0 ... ~~~ 't ~ oo4o ~ """''"" '-~.. Sllewl ThurSday. September 14 197:; savings ways for your den If you haven't received your copy of our exciting Home Ways book. be sure to see-all the great home values in eve ry deportment of your nearest Moy Company Our new Inclines™ look like conve nt1ono1 sofas. loveseats and chairs. but press the arms and presto! The seat slides fo rward. o footrest emerges and y.ou·re cradled. caressed and coddled from head to toe. lhe stationary bock won't mar your walls. and all pieces ore covered in warm tan vinyl. There's a matching sleep sofa. too. All from Burris. a ., b . Incline:!> sofa and loveseot reg. Sl.398 c. lncline'.!l chair reg $379 also available· incline® sofa. chair reg. Sl.128 Incline® sofa alone reg. $749 sleeper and lnclinel!l loveseol reg.$1398 sleeper alone reg. $749 DAIL 1 t>ILOT A I 3 set Sl.049 $299 setS869 $599 Our exclusive lncliners® have a fresh sJant o n family ,r<0o m comfort. fl.xniture 141 -in stock. ovolloble for prompt delivery Sl,049 Incline~ loveseot atone reg . $649 sleeper and Incline(!) c hoir reg. $1.128 set Sl.049 5599 S499 setS869 the store is mav company May Co .. Coate Meaa. South Cout Plaza, 3333 Brletol St .. 546-9321-May Co .. Westminster. Wostmrnstor Mall, Golden West at San Dl~o Fwy., 898-2521 ·- ... ..... ~ ,, ........ ..;;. ...... .,.. ... , .. -··-· ----........ --... _ A J4 DAIL v PILOT l hurld1y. Septetnber 14, 1978 ENTERTAINMENT I LOCAL ~arties Draw Big Names ';. Oe01ente High fuvites Parents F le Range Fro1n Wild to Bizarre 8> USA RORll'lil~ON Councrv Curtin 10 ~ludto )4' leaae Jorn l ' in .\lwwing Dou~ ~ome GO-Od ot \'(W Yvrk <i111 Oipllolllll /'Ul'•dO!J f:ll'lllll!71 I Uj11UI 2~"n(j '"'"' ,...,, ()'Cl«k ~·11 , t'ft Oolkio .\lt.idkl .)4 254 ~ t'JI \4 . NYC S Th~l '"''~ tht· hue~ nt 1be 1n ~liat lon Thl' front sh1>w~ Ooll)' iParton. v.tnk1na. I> 1 0~ 10 a :hay11t a<'I>. and :show Ing a kit of : jbl•ck stot'lunttf'd It>~ •• • • IT WAS IN 110 OR of Doll) ~ ' ~l'W York P~lludlum ('Ont'c:ort ,.nd "'a' ont' nf th.-mort-oul ugc1tu' 11.arti..•::. ut St ud111 :i.i htch. 1n Jdthtwn I<) bt•1ng lhl' ottest mi.:ht 'ipot "' 10'4 n h"' arnt'd J n•putallon ttu ... p11\I oer u:. '1'11 t-: pl .t<'c to gl\ e 11 arty For Doll)·., h..i .... h. owner ~lcvt· ~uwll :,Pt'nt u fortunt-bnng1 nl! Jn hor:.t>s J,tOJ h . d 1·orral )vooden noo1 ......... ll'I>.:, of Jppl~ J>otatoes, hd~ JIHI "'.agon., ll #.•as a good ol' l'Ollntr) ttmc und r was mobbt'CI l Mo:.t of thl' private purut-i. at 1he Studio a r c m obb4'd The . ' dult Course On Writing Set at Capo Free·lance wr iter Edward Saxton, whose work has been published in 20 magazines and trade journals. will teach aspir- ing writers how lo prepare salc.t · hie m anuscripts in Capistrano 01f1ed School D1Mr1 ct adult l'du cat1on cl<1sses. beginning ~1 onda) Amon~ 40 s tude nts who studied in Sa xton 's adult educa- tion classt>S last spring. rpore than one-third have sold articles to magazines and newspapers, he said. A beginning course on writing for publication will m eet on Mondays from 7 to 10 p.m m room 101 at San Clem<mte High School. 700 /\ vc Pico. An ad- vanced class is scheduled from 9 a .m . to noon on Mondays at the P alisades United Me t hodis t C hurc h . 27002 Camin o de Estrella in Capistrano Beach. . _ Additional informalion on the_ ·writing cour!>c•s is available by calling the adult education or- hcc. 498--0340 m.tfllll~ llst lwh1ch r un• tnto thl" thou~dnds I Is controlled by thl· Studw c1nd ils :special evc·nb t.11h <'11nnt'11 O'/\h':s~111 ,, run lo\ 1 n~ South Amt•11<·110 who claim' lo know l•vt-ryone in tu"' n "I llAVt: ('ARDS, with ad d rn•'t'" '>hl· \<lid rl'C't·nt b "/\nil th(') t l' cllv1dctl lll> mto rhf ft"t l'nt n1ll·~or11•i. I twv1• rl('h \'Oun~. tw.1u11ful 1>1 1'"' I :r1111111i. It .., th 1· 1 om h 1 11 ;1 t 1o11 t Ii ..i l Wlll kl\ It '' 1111!4·1"1 ,1 1 oml1111.1l1u1) ,\l t ht' Doll\ 1'.11 loll pJ rl \, HCI\ Hl't t•rtl" 1•\t•1., 111111~:l1·d with t.irul 11.i.:lt·tl • l11·<1ul1ful rn<ul1+. Tht• 1·rov.1I out-.rdc· hu pt·d l11 l'rd'h hut wllh·cl 1111 11 .:llmp!'il' of thl· l.imou., \rul t-H•n itl th\' pr1\ ,,1., 1i.11t1t·' doormun Murt Btne<'kt' k1·1·1,... .1 1·:11 dul t'ye o ut for ~I udw regular.., Four to f1H· t hou:,..i11d people h aH~ ~n knolo\n to .1ttl•nd lht• more notor1 uu:. parttl'' Opt•n1n~ n1~ht m :.pring 1977. "'J'> c1 hug,· party Often the Stutl1u will charge $10 to :SIS to get in. mrn t· 1( it's a benefit :.uch J!> tile nnl' Baryshniko v had fo r lhl· American Ballet ThL·att•r Thal one was a sit·do"'n dinne r P EOPLE MAGAZINE had a Hall,gw~n party al the Studio with ta"r ot cards readers and palmists . The Studio has its own holiday parties. For llallow('l'O. four people in outrageous co:.. tumes stayed until 7 In the morn ing. For New Year's E ve. there was a Grac e J o n es performance, complete with s pecial stage. scenery and cos tumes. and Grace sing ing to pre recorded music Francesco Scavullo held his book I "On Men" I publ1cat1on party at lhe Studio Andy W a rhol had an Acad e m y Awards party there with buge video screens and TV monitors so everyone could watch the Oscars Bianca's birthday party in 1977 saw Mrs. Jagger ride m on a white horse accompamed by two nude men. and in 1978 pal Rubell tossed her a soiree with a "baby" motif -a ll white, toys. diapers and so forth . POLITICIANS, BUSI NESS groups and even religious or- ganizations have held parties at the Studio <one s uch wa s for a g~9_u.Q_ _involv~d .~itt:i .Soviet J ewry). But the rock parties are the most frequent and the most publicized. f'or M1l•hael Jackson. there \\-l'rt.' dancers on hund frOC'I the film . "The WI» ... l''or Elton Joho ·~ Rocket Ree<>rds ' party tht>rc was c hampagne. c aviar. trnllooru. and confetti Ht•rord companie11 like to toss purl1l1i. at tht.· Studio -and the 1•'1(t•1·11t1v1•s , secretaries and 111.11llow11 lioy .... ull turn out in lull fort•1• Wlwt <H t' the d iffer ences l1t•l l4 l'1•11 .1 n ·gul a r night at "ltud111 5-~ Jlld u party? Parties t1·11tl to start al 8 or 10. and get r1111ll lll•t.I much earlie r Op a hot · rt'l:Ulur night. the action gt'h going around 2 a m . The u .... uJI party crowd 1s straighter, mon• t·onM•rvdllvely d r essed. dehnitl'ly les:. soph1~ticated than thl· Studto chentele. Bl'T A WARHOL OR Scavullo or Bianca party naturally at- t r;H·h lhl· ~how busmess and ras hton t•htc that will always ... urpa:,:. a "regular" niglrt. And tor many of the "duller " parties. thl' •.nv1tt'<.I who don't get to I ht• Studio too ofte n -will act "1th Jbandon everything but a lampshade· An yway, holding a party at Studio 54 1s one of the easier. t <.1lthou~h more e xpensive for those who rent the place) ways to m akc :-.urc you gel in C.11yrloM 1t11, 1'191d Enlffr><IMS, llK Museum Opens Art Exhibit In Laguna P<.1mtings. lithographs. draw- ings. prints and linocuts by two 111t crnat1onally-known artists will be on exhibit at the Laguna Beach Museum of art through Oct. 13 Works of Mark Tobey, a pioneer of American abstract painting. will be dis played along with 55 monoprinls and linocuts by Swiss-born Hans Burkhardt. Tobey. who died in 1976. is not- ed for his ·'white writing," a form of calligraphy. Burkhardt. who terms his work "abstract. ex- pre ssion is li c symbolis m " gener ally paints variations of a theme and symbols in series. The museum, located at 307 Cliff Drive is open daily except Tuesdays from 11:30 a.m . to 4:30 p.m . As anaeb aa you'd like. )} ; I I (: ') \ I )· • •I ) It's a good night to bnng the family to our house ... old-fashioned. relaxed and cozy. Enjoy all the ~urrult::nt barbecued ribs you can eat. Plus soup and salad. our famou ... fried chicken, gard en vegetables, mash~d potatnl'' nnd gr;n , .. hot com bread and honey butter. Only $4. 95 for ad uh s. and even less for small children.Cocktails and Wlnl' optional. \'ISA and Master Charge wdcome. Dinner: Mon.-Thurs. 5-9 . Fri. 5· l 0, Sat. 4-t 0. Sun. 12-9 . The Bil Yellow Houae in Cotttl M.,_a ia open for lunch Monday through fridAy. 11:30..2:00 p.m. The Big Yellow Rouse Restaurant 1639 East Impenal Highway. Brea • 3010 Harbor Bl vd .. Costa Mesa ,,,. .. " .. ·,.-""",. __ ,, ........ _, -~,. .. _. ...... J Parents or San Clemente High School students '4 111 follow their youngster!'· cla.u schedules. v1s1t· Ing shorter ver!l1on:. of tach class on St>pt. 25 at Back to School Night The sampling of classes wlll follow a program featurmg band and choral performances and a i1lide show on the school'!\ registration procedure wht<'h allow!I stude nts to choose their teachers and class mectinl? time~. said Jen Et'heverria, at'· tivlt1es dlrcctor The evening':. aC't1v1t1es will begin at 7 in the Triton Center at the high school . located at 700 Ave Pico Additional information 1s availuble by ,.,.w1,.,..... calling the school office. 492·4165 DOLLY PARTON ELTON JOHN II.ACK & DECXER VARIABLE SPEED JIG SAW I • You never saw such a saw at such a price' • Low speeo lor metal high speed for wood · Double 1nsu1a1ed .. . no ground needed • y, hp . detachable cord ... calibrated 111t1ng shoe for bevel cuts ... • 7580 s1499 HACKSAW r: ::n • A hack of a saw' • Heavy-duty steel frame • Flexible blade cuts verttcally or horizontally • Uses 8. 10or t 21nchbtade . •tOOTT FOi THE PIOHSSfOMAL TOUCH: DECO INTERIORS IHTBIOI PLAMHIHG AHO CONSULTING C ............................... lea,c.,..., ,._...., •'Dl....., .................... ~ecc ....... e. 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" .. ~ .... ._. ...... -··-· * TION I MISCELLANY C1GAR£TT£ AO MODEL SEES NO ADVANTAOl TO SMOKING. Gery S. Cooper Outta Ctprettea, wtttMlt••• fnMn Ad Vantage Man Quits Does Something About Snwking -He Stops SEATTLE CAP) -You may not know Gary S. Cooper's name, but you've probably seen his face in counUess cigarette ads. ''What am I doln1 about smoking?" Cooper asks in the ad copy. "I'm 5moldng Vantage." Now be's doing something else about smoking -be 's qui\. THE WHOLE COUNTRY got a look at Cooper, 28, a businessman wbo was paidt $615 for bis testimonial about the advantage of smoking Vantage, an R.J . Reynolds Tobacco Co. brand. The picture of his face, along with a band holding a cigarette, appeared na· tionwide in sucti publications a s TV Guide , Time , Newsweek, P layboy and local newspapers. Cooper said be was recruit· ed while at a shopping center alter be 1old a young woman making a survey that be smoked Vant.ate. She sald she stoppfd 190 people and that be waa the rant one who s aid he smoked Vantage, Cooper said. C OOP i;a ·s WORDS were taped in an interview, and struni together by an ad· vertlslng aeency. .. I don't believe anybody wo uld think I 'd s a y somet.hlng like that in a real dialogue,•• Cooper aald. "T hose a re my words , basically. They just made it sound good." But be added: "It c~out like I WU promoting Ok· ing, when all I wan do was make a statement." Cooper s ai d h e complained to R.J. Reynolds, but that "they just said they didn't think it'd do much harm." B E SIDES T H E $115, Cooper also got 100 to 150 crank calls, aometimea in the early boun of the morp.ing, 'Chess for Beginners' Course Offered by South Coast YMCA telllag him be wu stupid for smoking. "I hung up on most of them," be said. Cooper. who b a d been smoking since high school, qult last month and told the advertiser for R.J . Reynolds to stop running the ads. The company said it would. David Fishel, pubUc rela· lions manager for the tobac- co company, said, "It was Mr. Coooper's OPtion and, out or respect for hls wishes, we pulle.d the ad when he re-- quested it." FISHEL SAID COOP ER'S com menta were ''taped and tumee turned into ad copy" a nd were not exactly as C ooper spoke th e m . However, Fishel said, Cooper was sent a copy of the 'ad and gave written approval of the final version. No one else in the ads has asked to be removed or, to his knowledge, quit smoking, Fishel said. I l'hurld.y, Sep*'1bet 1,, 1978 OAJL v PILOT A J s Doubled Gas Tax Advised SAN FRANCISCO CAP > -Califo rn ia should consider doubling its aeven-cent·a·gallon gas tax t o bols te r highway constr uction and mass transit, a hi&b state official aays. The suggestion comes from Robert Batinovich, head of the state Public Utllltles Commiss lon and a member of the California Transporta· tion Commission. In a l e tt e r to Tra nsportation Com· m iss io n Ch a irman Norto n Si m o n , Batinovich noted the major source or st.ate transportation funds has been the seven·cent·per· gallon motor vebacle fuel tax. He said the tax, which was set lo 1.963, to- day will "buy the equivale nt value of labor and materials worth only 2.2 cents." He said a legislative study reported in 1970 a tra nsportation funding deficit of $700 million SCHOOL BAND RENTALS WINDS -GUITARS DRUMS • VIOLINS I DISCOUNT-RECORDS-TAPES I September Clearance BALDWIN PIANOS ORGANS ~ YATES MUStC CENTER 61 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH ..... 840-9020 ................. ,.. .. per year for both st.ate •------------------------• and local needs. As of September 10, 1978. schedule changes will go into effect on several Park·N·Ride Express and Local Fixed Routes. And fares will be increased on alt Orange County Transit District bus routes. The reN fares are listed below along with the routes that have been deleted. Please remember to carry the exact fare since our drivers cannot give change. There have also been changes on seMc8s not listed below and we will be revising our schedules. For reN schedules or route informa- bon call 547·3311 or tolHree ZENITH 7·3311 from 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays. 7 Afli to 5 PM Saturdays, and 8 Afli to 5 PM Sundays. NMr OCTD bue--. (8fec1Ne~ '°· •918l New New Seniof Citizen Service RegtJar Fare & Handicapped Fare Local Fixed Route& EasyRider Park-N-Ride Express & Da-A-Ride OiaJ-A-Lift 'Compenol'ls tWi Dlecontlnued Routes. The following Park·N-Ride Express Routes have been discontinued: 207: 260; 271. (Other Park·N-Ride Express and Local Fixed RcUes have been changed as well, so pleaSe cal fOJ new route infoonation) The South Coaal YMCA ls offertn« a a\x-week class ln "chess for begin· nera" laught by Greg Harvey. Classes are held at the VMCA located at 26076 "C" Getty Drive, Laguna Niguel. "Seeing Southern California" is another service being provided by the YMCA t.bla fall. Transportatk>n will be provided by a deluxe motor coach. Trip information may be obtained by calling 831· YMCA or 496-0453 Moo· day-Friday. 9-Sp.m . You wouldn,t say ''keep the change,, at the supermarket. On Every Wall-Tex® Wallcovering In Stock SaJ e on beautiful Wall-Te/patterns for every room in your home. Choose from exciting contemporary, tradl· ttonals, colonials, foils, and wet looks. You name it .•• we have It And better yet, these fashionable patterns are scrubbable, shippable, and easy to put up yourself. Come in today and save. It's a ftrst rate deal on Ameri- ca's leading name in wallcovertngs. •Ol •S t it ..... ptcie. s.Je endl Oct. 15. 197& Wollpoper.r to go • OPEN10-9MON·FR1.10 .6 SXT.AOON 10 ISUNDAY Cl: COSTAMllA 2300 HorbOf lfvd. PHONI: (7M) 6it• ION lHclbOr S!lcfe'IR Qlntir> LA HAIRA NZANA LA MQA ~ TOmlAHCE qlltROOI/ MTl1&A "8111 HUI MAU. 1978 STOM!I THROUGHOUT niE WEST ' . . ,. .... • ., # ..... _..,..-_ .... ,. ... .,.,...,; ..... • ..... -.,,-: -,, _, ,.,,, '""' -• ___ ,. • . . . . ... ,..,,...., ,_,.,,.,.,.. , , ... ,. Why say it where you keep your savings? $15.48 is the extra amount earned by an average Los Angeles Federal Savings Account. That's $15.48 more than a commercial bank pays. At today's prices. that won't fi ll your grocery cart . But it's worth adding to the many money·savmg services you're entitled to as a Los Angeles Federal Saver Passbook savings accounts pay 5 V• % • day in day out, 5.39% a year with daily compounding. A $1 ,000 or more Certificate pays a higher rate, guaranteed, 6 th% for a one year term, up to 8% for 1 O years, 8.33% with dally compounding. There is also a 6-month, $10,000 Money Market Certificate which is based on U.S. Treasury Bill Interest rates and pays Y• % more than any commercial bank.• Why not transfer your savings to the Newport office of Los Angeles Federal Savings today- and "keep the change" yourself! ,. .. ·~ , ...... -. . . . ... -. -..... .. ~---·----· -- Savings insured to $40,000 LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS NEWPORT BEACH 3201 Newport Blvd.· acroea "°'" etty Halt • 815-4600 ONH .._ ...... ,..,._.AIM NI; M. tAIM P11 ·Prematurely withdrawn Certificate Acj:ounts eam Interest at the Passbook rate for the term of 1rwestment, les~ 90 days. -..... -~ - j ,• I • t • • • , AJ• DAILY PtlOT use TnurM»y. ~ 14, 1171 School Fees Near : Harbor Swimming Clubs Protesting Newpott·Mew Uolfied ~hool Dlatrkt lnut have moved eta.er lo aetttna tees ror UM al school faclUU clap l• ..PrcMltl from 1wlm clubs that tradl· honall.y ti.V't" uM!d d~Lri~ poola (t'ff of dLarte. Huntington Trustees • OK Sale Hunttniton Beach Uruon lh1h ithool Dlslrlct trustees voted J to o t.b1s w to aell • l.1 ac~ ·ormer distrkt otn~ a,ilt to a \Ublldlary or tbe Huntincton Buch Company for S314.000 The land 11> le><:ated at lhe northeut corner of 17tb Slniet 1ind Utica Avenue near the Hunt· 1ngton Beat'h Civic Center and HuntJngton Beach High School. TRlJSTEES ALSO agreed to use $180,000 of the fundi; from the land sale to pay for a 2, 700-square root wrestling and weight room addition for Ocean View High School. The remaining $134,000 from the sale may be used for any of several PoSSible improv~ments at the new school. trustees said. The list includes eight tennis courts, auto shop equlpment.. a gymnasium curtain divide r, landscaping, parking facilities or partial payment for a swimming pool. SCHOOL BOAllD President Zita Wessasaldstat.e law requir~ that the land sale be used only for building purposes. Trustee Bnan Lake abstained from the vote to accept the $314,000 bid from Huntington Pacific Corporation. Although he owns no interest in t he firm, Lake said he is e mployed by Hunti n gton Seacliff, another subsidiary of the Huntington Beach Com-pany. Camp Fire Girls Meets Slated Saddleback Valley Area Camp -Fire Girls will hold their annual club organization al two dif- ferent locations in September. The first will take place Sept. 18 at 7 p.m. al People's Federal Savings and Loan. 23688 El Toro Rd. The meeting is for Mission V1eJO area girls. The second meeting will take place Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. at lhe same location for Laguna Hills, El Tord and Lake Forest girls. T he club is open to youths from kinde rgarten through sixth grade. For further information, phone 83l -0657 or 547 -5984. On • motion by Carol II arUn. trust~ voted 1-0 to approve lbc clauroom ud aLhletk u1e fee Jllat pendjq a .. joint powef'11" a1reement wtlh recreation de· partmcn\$ In Newport and Colla Meu "~ ......... lel•sPGllel Singer John De n ver has bee n named a,long with singer Harry Chapin, colum· nist Bess Myerson and 11 other people to the Presiden· tial Commission on World Hunger. Laguna Beach Art School Burglarized T he Laguna Beach School o( Art building on Laguna Canyon Road was burgled earlier this week of an uodetermined amount of artist tools and equipment of· Cicials at the art school confi~ed today. Burglars used heavy instru- ments to break into one studio from wbicb drills, bits, rasps, welding equipment and other art supplies were stolen. Police received a list of miss· ing items today, but art school offici als will have lo search through purchase catalogs to estimate the loss. The thieves apparently also turned a hose on a sculpture room. flooding it. The burglary was discovered by school of- ficials earlier this week. School will begin next Monday despite the loss, school officials said today. S WIM CLtJBS LIKE the Corona dcl Mar AquatJcs Club would pay SS each hour to UH the pool at Corona del Mar Hllh School. Fees would be hither ll locker and ll hower facilities were needed. Members of the swim clubs have clajmed the fees are t.oo blab and would put a finaQclal burden on young parUcipanta, possibly Jeopardiz.ing the sw1m programs . The school district wants to re· celve $20 for one full hour use of the SO-meter pool al Newport Harbor High. Three hours of use wou Id cost $40 under the fee schedule adopted by the diatrict Tuesday. CITY RECREATION depart· ments rould set additional fees to cover their costs. In the pa.st , the district and recreation depa rtments wrote off the use of pools and other facilities through community service taxes. The Newport- M esa Sch ool District lost $800,000 in these funds when Proposition 13 was approved in June. If the district and cities can't reach agreement· at a Sept. 19 meeting, the district will ask the swim groups to pay $45 the first hour of full use of the SO-meter pool and $25 for the first hour of full use of 2S-meter pools. R EPRESENTATIVES OF water polo and swim clubs have been the most vocal during the ongoing discussion, but the use fees would affect other public a nd athletic groups. such as Junior All·American Football and American Youth Soccer Organization. A lighted athJetic field would cost $6 for the ftrSt hour and move up lo $10 for three hours use. A classroom which PT A and similar groups used for free in the past would cost $27 for three hours'use. A high school gym would C08t $.S4 for three hours, a fee that trustee Rod MacMiUian translat- ed to $4.50 per person per nighl if 12 people get together for a basketball game. If recreation departments hold a three-hour tennis session un- der the lights. the district would want a n SU reimbursement. District Director Sets Lunch Talk William Kohler. Exchange Club district diredor. will ad· dress the Saddleback Va lley club at a noon luncheon Sept. 28 in Laguna Hills. Kohler is a Saddleback Valley sc hool board member . The luncheon gath ering will (ake place at Barone 's Restaurant, 24031 E l Toro Rd. College Chiefs Flftyed Fresno Faculty J/otes Them 'Unacceptab'le' FRESNO <APl A large ma· Jority of faculty members con- sider the performances or Fresno Stale University's presi· dent and academic vice presi- dent "unacceptable." according to a vote released Wednesday. Almost 18 percent of the facul- ty members voting found the performance of President Norman A. Baxter "unaccepta· ble" In terms of the best in· terests of Lhe university. THE lJNACCEPTABLE rating for Acade mi c Vice Preside nt Louis Volpp was slightly higher at 79 percent, re· ported the Academic Senate, which conducted the survey. The vote followed criticism of Baxter's penonnel policies dut- ing his eight years as president or the l.S.000-studeot school. Officials of Chancellor Glenn Dumke's office have been con- ducting an investigation in the wake of ~mplaint.s over Bax- ler 's recent firing of William Buzick as dean or the business school. BUZICK'S DISMISSAL in a disagreement over priorities for new construction sparked anger from bis supporters in the local buslness community as well as from some faculty members long critical of Baxter. On Tuesday, the university's faculty personnel committee censured Baxter and Volpp for actions that led to the resign&· tion of the school's promotions board. The committ.ee affirmed its s upport of the promotions board and "their courageous stand for their convictions." THE BOAllD •Ell BERS re- signed Sept. 1, charging that the administration bad ignored without explanation their recom- mendations for faculty promo- tions. Volw then sent the pro- motion board members a letter defending standards and p~ cedures he used In maklng facul- ty promotions. The Academic Senate re· celved 603 ballots from a poesl· ble 770 fulltime faculty members ellglble to vote their views on Baxter and Volpp. The totals were 463 "unacceptable" and 132 "acceptable" on Baxter and 468 "unacceptable" and 124 "ac· ceptable" on Volpp. Mlee Ro•p in Senate WASHINGTON <AP l -The Senate ap· propriates bWiooa ot dollars fOl' the nation's de· fenae, wrestles wtth the president over forel1n af. fairs and sell national policy on a variety of other issues. AN AIDE TO PllOXMiaE SAID he saw one mouse crawl Into a bowl of poison, eat it and then look around as ii asking for more. Jn hla speech, Proxmire said lhe only responJe or Senate offi cials h as been to hire one ex· terminator. But the Senate appears defeated by the lowly mouae. Tblnp have 1ouen serious enoap for Sen. WUUam Prox.mlre, D·Wls., to lake to lhe Senate noor to speak on tb• problem. IN UllA&U P&EPAAED FOil dellvery to. day, PMxmtre described "legions ot mice" infest. lnl tbt Senate offlct bulld.lnc where be workl. "We have brown mlce, wbli. mlc., soft, furry mice, •Potted mice, lbort·talMd mlce 1oof·tailed mltte, bluat·nosed mice. fat, aat»ft;d, arro1ant, omAlpNHllt mice,'' Proxmln aald. '"'l'be problem bas. frOWD to epidemic propor. Ueel.'' bl aald. "We can no loal•r eseape il. The mle. are everywhere, and their abe and 1tumbtr1 i.Dcnut dally in pometlc pn>l\llioo." • .. One heroic man ... one man alone guards this fortress against lhe e nemy," Proxmire said. Building officials say the problem is that the hole1 around heating and other utWtl pjpes are substantially bleter than the ptpe& tbemHI~. Civlng mice freedom to roam within the bWldtn1 walls and make fora.ya out into senaton' offices. IN 11IE END. A P•OXMlaB aJde Hld. there .. no solution to what. lhe senator detcrlbed •• a "m araudlnchorck." Toniue in cheek, Proxmire said hope& of ob- taining Republican support to fiunce plualal up the hote1 have been thwarted. "But the Republicans are runolQI teartd, •• M ••ld. "Elephant& and mice do not mil, .... an know. Perhaps tbal le why t.btte ~ IO few Republkan1 bl l.be Senate." NATION I WORLD 109 ia tlae E1'Millfl Ka nsas City's Katy Carson. 6. knows a good thing when she sees it. Whal she sees and jumps over is Brush Creek. a calm 'trickle running along Country Club Plaza. A year ago Brush Creek raged from its ba nks m two days of flash floods in Missouri that killed 2S and caused S90 million in property damage. Even. the dark clouds floating overhead don't recall that tragedy for Katy. Nazi ·Breeding Recalled Test-tube Birth Contrasted With SS Clinics STEINHOERING, West Germany <APl -The birth of a "lesl lube" baby in Britain has stirred memories here or Nazi experiments with human breed· ing before and during World War II. About 2.800 children born al a Nazi maternity home in this Bavarian village in that time we re the offspring or Adolf Hitler's experiment&. which did not involve laboratory concep- tion as in Britain but rather a strict and sometimes forced selection ol prospective parents with the aim of expanding the "Aryan" <Caucasion> race. BRITAIN'S "TEST TUBE" baby, Louise Brown, was born of a married couple wbo could not h'ave childre n· because of a blockage ol the wife's Fallopian tubes. An ea£ WU surgically fe· moved from Mrs. Lesley Brown, f ertllized in a laboratcary with her husband's sperm and then implanted In the mothe r's womb. The girl was born July 2S in what was described as a breakthrough for tfomen wlao cannot bear children because ol Fallopian blockage . The oflspring of the Nazi's selective breeding experiments were known as the "Fuehrer's children " because they were born a nd r eared within a s pecially chosen SS (Elite G u a rd > socie ty ca lle d "Le bensborn." which m eans wellspring of life. THE PROGENY OF "racially pure" SS officers and pedigreed women were ~ined t.o become the second generation ol rulers of Hiller1a empire. There have been no comprebensi ve studies on how they have fared since 1945. While some were the children of SS officers and their wlves, birth certlftcates show 90 per· cent of thole born in lhe clinic here were illegitimate, many of them products of liaisons in an SS bordello 20 miles lo the west in Munich. SS chief Henrich Himmler established Lebensbom to pro- pagate the Germanic race and encourage SS m embers to i.n· crease lheir families. He was distressed by Germany's low blrth rate because. with a war loomlng, Nazi German ex- pansion depended on a large populaUon to conquer territory and colonhe it. HIMMIJER WANTE D TO breed the SS Into a biological elite. He believed that not only physical attributes but also character traits such 15 loyally and courage could be biological· ly transmitted. "Privately, r let It be known that any unmarried woman who was alone In the world and longed for a child mtaht tum to Lebensborn wi th perfeet con·. fidence," Himmler la quoted as telling his physician. Felix Kenten, ln UM3. .. I've atven such women the opportunity to have a child. The woman receives assl.atance, has the happy experience of belnl a mother . . . while the state te· Hlvn a valuab&e addlUon to ~ natlon." Kersten's memoirs quote Himmler as sartn1. "You can Imagine we only employ valuable and racially puro men 11 ·co~ ... latanti'." ll08T MOTHE&S WEllE Oennana. Otber women wtt.h ap- proprlm featur• a1'd ancestry were retrwtted from Nu{. occupied W•tenl Sutope, Scan· dtnavta 9kt the Balkans. Flllffn m•temlty homes were "~attettd ov•r the Naal A"cb, lDcludlol ... CampLeathr Being Tried COLOGNE. W es t Gennany CAPI -Walter Knop. 6S. a former concen- tration camp commander . is being tried for the murder of at least 159 Polish a nd Russia n prisoners of war al the Gassen ca mp n ear Breslau, now the Polish ci· · ty of Wroclaw. T he prosecution said the prisoners were killed in February and March 1945 during the Nazi evacua- tion of the camp lo escape the a d vancing Soviet troops. France. Norway. Poland and Austria. "The women were sent to the Lebensborn clinic he re lh,.e months after becoming preg- nant, and they got the best possi- ble medical care.·· Steinhoer- ing's mayor. Karl Stabem ak. 53, said in an interview with The Associated Press. .. After giving birth. they stayed on for three months and then wenl away. Only a few took their babies with them after the war ." he added. "Most were afraid to go back home wilh a Lebensbom baby.·· Mos t. Lebensborn children we r e raised by SS fos ter families. MORE THAN 2t8 abandoned chlldren. ranging Crom infants to 4·year-olds. and a few mothers and pregnant women were found In the home by U.S. troops who arrived May 6, 1945. Most of the mothers and officials had fled. "The U.S. Army took care of these babies. and ma ny were later adopted by Americans," Stabemak said. Lebeosbom offjcials testified a t the Nuremberg war crimes trials that altogether 12,00<> c hildren were born at the clinics, half of them llJeglUmate. IT HAS BEEN difficult to trace the Lebensbom children because many reeords were lost or destroyed and foster parents often concealed their adopted children's identity. I A~ .. ,... 'LOTS OF INQUlfUES' 8t•ll •rMt1 .. 9ookt At St.einhoering clinic. which had its own registrl)' orficc separate from the village's, the records or the births between 1934 and 1945 were kept in seven bound volumes. The child's family name in variably was given as that or the mother. and the mother's home usually was listed as the street address of a fo rmer SS officers club in Munich. ••THANK GOD W E got these r ecords before they wer e destroyed at the end of the war." Mayor Stabernak said". "We have to deal with lots of in· quiries from persons born at that clinic." One birth t'ertificale al Steinhoering records a girl born J an. 10. 1940. at 6:25 p.m. The chi ld 's nam e wa s H e l ga E lisabeth. The mothe r was named bul not the father. A _ late r entry s howed Helga Elisabeth w as married in Duesseldorf on Dec. 11. 1964. "Everything was the best at the clinic doctors. nurses and facilities." Stabernak said. "The women here came from a ll occupations -teachers . stu· dents. maids. saleswomen. sec r etaries. cooks an<1 seamstresses:· he said. leafin~ through the birth registry. which hsts the mothers ' vocations and fa mily names. STA BERNAK S AID TH E Nazis took over the gray ston1• building on the edge of thl' village in 1934 and added a three-story annex in 1938. After the war. the buildings became a Roman Catholic home for retarded youth. "Terrible the way they bred tbose children.·· said an elderly nun in a gray habit. s howing a reporter through the buildings "Those babies were discipline~:t9 like litUe soldiers. Tbey were taughl to keep their eyes straight ahead." The former delivery room , tiled in gray and green. now se rves as a workshop for manufacturing electrical circuits. HIMMLER REQUIRED all high-ranking SS officers to join Lebensbom, where their wives could gel maternity care and large families were promised rinanclal assistance. Ste1nhoerin ~ was the first Lebensborn clinic. Racial re· qulrements initially were so str- ingent that by 1938 only 653 mothers were accepted at the growing system of clinics --only 40 percent of the applicants. Although Himmler foresaw the real task of Lebensbom com- ing afler Nazi Germany had won the war. as early as May 8, 1942, he ordered the Lebens born chief. SS Col. Max Soltmann, to expand the headquarters in Munich "In view of the fact that about 400.000 women won 't be able to gel a man becau!Je or the war and its dead." IN l!M3 HIMMLER ordered that women made pregnant by German troops were to be seized and examined by SS doctors to detetmlne racial makeup. If both the !40ldler and the foreign woman received racial certifica- tion, the woman waa forcibly sent to ~bensborn homei. to have the cbJldren. after which the baby wus taken away and placed In an SS foster home. Another aspect of the Nul scheme Involved the bringing of blolo1lcally vahu~ble c hildren from eutem and southeastern Europe and placement In SS foster famtlles In Germany. After the war. l,iebenabom of· fl<' I a ls connected with the acheme were cb.&taed wlt.b kid· napplq. .. ... . , .. .. -. ,.., .... ......... , .. ·-. . ... . " r~~ •,r • ,.,,, •• . .. ... . . . . . .. ' -. ............. . el' •••••••••t ••-•• • ... ... _ ·-· ··---·~ -.. ,, .... -. . - r . . CALIFORNIA I LOCAL Brown Signs Bargaining Rights Bill I.OS ANO ELBS f AP> -Gov. Edmund Bn>wn Jr hu lllMd • bill 11v1n1 Umlted collective· bar••lniALJtah to •bout to,000 Unlvendty of Cahro~and ~•ate coll employee•. tbe lut m8Jor a.,,_ of state worbn without thoee n•hta Tht-IMU~. AB 1081 wa1 altned nio law at • e~tnOO)' •ttended by the author. Al· •timbl)'mM lto•ant Berman, 0 Severi)' IUU1 lt aoe• •ototftect Ju. l . ITS P GIK WA ONI Ot' the major \'IC· tortt"I for orp.URCI labor in t.he juat-complet_. l~111iaJ1ttve ~. TM-majc)r Impetus came _.,,en the UC 1d- mlnistrat.lon withdrew lt.5 opc!OSlt1on, which hatd ~ept tM biU bottled up In a Sen•te committee ror a ,>cu. and took a MUtral lll.neit State coUtge trusttts remained l.n opposition, uyl"f collective bar1alnan1 would harm tht al'ademl<" pr<k'~ and tht· bill would be expensive to 11dmtnl&l~r ONE OF ntOSE ATTENDING the ceremony WliS W1lhum Craib. prt'Mdt'nt or the California Stutt' fo;mplo)t'f'!I /\)>~O<'ltillOn, which has voted to work ag~ll\.,t Bro~n m lht> Novt'mber election Crt11b :.atd CSEA 1:. happy with the signing but 1sn 't for giving Brown for vetoing state pay raise!>. 'lie does beht!ve an collect1ve bargaining. He d<>t•i.n 't belw ve an full fledgt!d bar~&ming ," Craib !>:t ill or Brown 10 an"dntcrview ''He'!. SUPPorlive or the type of IO('rea!>e!> he reel!> people should get ratht>r than what :.tatist1cs say they should get." Most stat~ civil ser vice workers gained a form of collective bargaining in a bill signed by Brown las t year. A bill for public school t!mployees took erlect two years ago. ALL THE BILLS WORK ESSENTIALY the same way . Employees, except for supervisors and managers. vote for a union to represent them in negotiations with manageme nt on wages and working conditions Wage agreements are subJcct to legislative ap· proval Disputes and complaints of unfair prac· tiCe!> can bl' submitted lo a state board. and the parties can also a~ree to arbitration. Strikes are not authorized The amendments that removed UC's oppositon include provisions that let the Academic Senate, a ~roup of faculty leaders considered less an· tagonist.Jc lo the administration than unJona, con· tanue to negotiate s uch Issues as· tenure, promotion and r etention of teachers. W t\G&'i. CLASS SIZE AND OTHER Issues such as Jayocrs could be covered in union negotia· tions T h<'-'!e provisions prompted the American 1''edcraUon of Teachers at UC to oppose the bill. Other employee groups supported it, feeling. as Warren Kessler of United Professors of California at the state coUeaes put it , that "limited bargain· ing is better than Wllimited begging." Another provision of the bill, sought by stu· dents. Jets a student observer attend negotiations between teachers and school officials. Aerobic Dance Lessons Offered Beginning Oct. 2, Saddleback Valley residents will be able lo go danclna and stay in shape. That's because the Saddleback Valley Unified School District 's Recre1tlion Department ts offer· ing an aerobic dance elass to heftier members or the valley populace or those just plain Interested. Fau In tlae Creed Nt'w Yorkon; rudn't ex actly stop and stare Tue2tday u~ John Ehrllchman .-of Wate rgate notoriety, waited for a traffic light to r hange tn midtown Manhattan. It was not known why he was m New York. Sign-ups begin Oct. 11 at school district of· 1 •~~111111!!1111!~-111!9'~ f1 ce11, 25631 Diseno Dr. in Mission Viejo. The fee is $45. T he class is conducted on Mondays and Wed· ncsdays from 7 to 8 p.m . through Dec. 20 at Sun Joaquin School, 22182 Barbera in Laguna Hills. For furtht!r information. phone 586-1234. Activists Fined For Disturbance RICHMOND. Va. 1APl -Two female ac· tivists were fined and given suspended jail sen· tcnces ror a disturbance that followed the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in the Virginia G~neral Assembly last February. M arlanne Fowler was found guilty of trespass· ang and assault, and Jean M. Clarke was found guilty of trespassing. Both were registered lob- byists for a pro-ERA coalition. Police testified that after comm ittee action that defeated ERA for the sixth year in Virginia, ERA supporters began singing s ongs. chanting and otherwise and causing a disturbance. Fire Kills Man AYR. S<.'Otland CAP> -An unemployed ex· miner who neighbors said went berserk doused himself with gasoline and burned himsell to death. polica reported. Police said they went to John Fagan 's house after neighbors reported he said he was 1olng to burn tbe dwelling to the ground. Police Sgt. James I'!{cLelland a~ when be looked through a window ln the barricaded res· idence he !law Fagan douse himself with 1•sollne and light it. He said he dragged the burnin1 man outside, but be died later in a ho6pltal. T~rsdrf. September 14. 1g79 DAILY PILO~ A 11 Special Film Set for Youth Children 8 and older can attend lhe first ses11lon ol a four-day seminar on rape, presented Sept. 2:5·28 by San Clemente Cllaiens Aaaanat Rape. WANTED •IA .. N•S • GEJISTONES Jewela by joeepha la ae.rch1n9 fOf diamonds and gematonos lrom private lnd1v1dualt and tstat89, Cerett.11 examination and ev1tua1ton by our expens HtOhell PflC" paid Can 540-9006 10-9 daily. Sa1urd1Y t0-6, Sunday cloeed AM to( Betty Greco Of Frank VanderWall lewels by joseph South COMI Plua • 3333 Brlslot. CO.ta Mou • ~9066 ''Bet~r Safe Than Sorry," a film made ror children, will be screened Sept. 2S at the meeting .~==================-:-- scheduled 7.9 p.m. in Myers Hall at tbe San M• Clemente Presbyterian Church. 119 Ave. de la : • • MERCURY SAVINGS Estr~~~t films and speakers wlll address the crime : • . • • . ,,,,,, '""" "'""'r'"''"" ot rape, lta aftermath and prevention at subsequent nightly sessions. said Shirley Davis. project director (or the San Clemente Rar-a Crisis Intervention Center. Care of rape victims will also be discussed. Additjonal Information on the free seminar oo NOW OPE N SATUHDAY 10 A .M .. -4 P .M. rape is available by calling 492·3681 MON. l•'RI. H A .M . H P .M . Six R eds Fired E1tacullve Olllces: 7812 Edinger Avo .. Huntington Beach. CA 9264 7 Scut/>Q1n Colllornla Poq1ona1 0111cos 89!>~ Valley Vttw St Ouona p.,,~. CA 90020 ;>:11~ • ---·-- TOKYO IAP> --Six local Communist Party omclals in China's Honan Province have been fired for embezzling more than $80 million and spending It on lavish buildings, banquets and gifts, says the official Hsinhua news agency 20715 s A'talon 81VO CiltM)t> CA 90746 G) 2'821 late•""'"' D• flalfe f'O•P\11. E• To10. CA 9:?030 • I 00 I E. lmoet.111 Hwv l ii l1a1> .. 1 CA ~3 I .. '40 LOOQ Beect> Blvo l O<l9 OHCI> CA 90007 I 011&1 1095 Irvine Blvd Tusl•r CA 92680 ~':'~~1".'-m N C111u, Avt' W• I Cov•n.1 CA 9 1 71)3 I I • <.. When you think of the good life, Think OAKWOOD Garden Apartments Oakwood is not just another apartment building. It's a way of life' Ask the 25,000 happy residents who call Oakwood their home. Oakwood rs· great recreation, fun activities. beautiful apartments, friendly neighbors and a management staff that cares. Recreation means everything from swimming, hedlth clubs and tennis (free lessons) to golf driving ranges. saunas and color TV theatre~. Activities mean fun parties, sports tournaments. free Sunday brunch and good times. Before you make your next move, you must visit Oakwood. Great locations. Our furnished models are open daily from 10 to 7. Sorry. no children or pets. The price is modest...and no lease required. You mdy never move again. Think Oakwood! Anaheim 2235 W. Broadway (et Brookhurst) (714) 7724500 Long Beach 6479 Atlentl<: Ave. ( 112 Blk. S. of Artbsle) (2 13) 428-1243 Newport Beach/North 880 Irvine (at 16th) (714) 645-0550 Long Beach Marina 333 First St. (at Paciflc Coeat Hwy.) Seal Beach (213) 598-6647 Newport Beach/South 1700 16th St. (Dover at 16th) (714) 642-8 170 Garden Grove 12091 &yport Ave. (at Chapman) (714) 75().677 1 FASHION ISLAND NOW OPEN FIVE NIGHTS!!! ' . . MONO~ Y thru FRIDAY 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. SATURDAY 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. -SUNDAY 12 to 5 p.m. . .. -~ -... ,.,. ... .. . .. ·.,,-... f .. . --.. . -. .. . ----:· . .. -.. . -. -1,, r: .. . .. . ........ ~ . . .. . ..... .. , ..... . '\. ..... ' . - ·~--·.,,···--...... ............ i-- /, _A_l_•_~ __ v_Pf_L.,.o;;..rr_, ____ Th,;.;.:.:;u.;.:r'9dll;::,:Y~· s.o~ ..,,_, 1•. 1011 LOCAL I MISCELLANY Deoomtion For Foods Tmight M arllyn Dumford, trained aa a professional cake decorator. will teach decorating tecbnl· ques which cooks can wse on everything from cupcakes to potatoes In a course offered by the San Clemente recreation department. Decorating with s pecial borders, swirls a nd flowe r s will be taught Tuesdays from 9:30·to 11:30 a.m., said Steve Judd, city recrea· lion director. The fee for the eight-week course iB $17. Registration for this and other city·sponsored recreation courses start- ing the week of Oct. 9 is available a t the San Cle me nte Community Center, 100 Calle Seville, Sept. 23·30. Additional Information Is available by calling the recreation de partment. 492·5101, ext 265. Dance Ban Defied in Oklahoma HENRYETTA. Okla. c AP l -A Henryetta business man says he will continue to defy a city ordinance against public dancing, and he's as king othe rs to join him. Ross Hullett, who con- t ends the anti-dancing law Is unconstitutional, plans a public dance ln Henryetta on SalUrday. ·'What I'm doing is challenging the constitu- tion a I as pect of. t he law." said Hullett. "If I want to dance, I don't want someone telling me I can't." Attor n ey Tom Stri nge r Jr .• wh o represents a group that wa nts to s tart a dis- c otheque, says the dance will take place and will be followed by even bigger and better dances. Hul(ett Is not financially involved In the disco but says he Is in favor of the idea. Henryetta police of· ficials said they have not decided what to do i r the dance is held. Dane· ing is a misdemeanor punishable by a $.15 fine under the 1957 law. V.4TIC4N BONUS DUE VATICAN CITY CAP) -Ab o ut 3,000 empl oyees of the Vatican will receive a month 's bonus ln re· cocnHlon of t h eir service to the late Pope Pau l VI. Vatlcaa sources reported. By tradlUon, Vatican employees alao receive bonu1e1 when a new pope II elected. Enrichment Class Prices Up I - St a t e for<'~l~r William (;lnrk of Sqn l.uJs Oh11ipo ls klst.t.'<.I by his wire. Jo Ann. u f l e r h t' r t• cc1vttd the state Ml•dul of Valor Wcdne1:1day for saving five live~. M anaalnl 11tres1 and t~nsjon will coat three times as much. a weekend In· terlaclng with a mate will run $50 a day &0atoad of $Y7.~. and "eliminating seU· dcfeallnl( behavior" that might make one 1hv away from these higher fees will coi1t $15 more. Snddleback Community CoUeae bas upped Its prices for personal and cultural eruicllment th.ls fall. <Tbe ln- terlaclng workshop, says the college catalogue. promotes caring and un- derstanding between part.Den through improvedcommurucation.) ENROLLMENT IS UNDER WAY for the school 'i. community aerviceJ pro· grams. and officials are leery of pros- pecli ve students· reactions to the doubled. orten tripled fees for this year's classes. The increased s tipends c~me In rettponse to critics who have called the community services classes "frills" and protested their funding by tax dollars." said William Schreiber, public informatton director. The aim is to make the "57-event" curriculum self-supporting, he said. Last fall, an estimated S,600 local resi· dents participated in classes. a nd aoother 8,400 pald nomiD.al fees to use the S1tddleback 's recreatJon facilities. THI SVMME!, WREN trustees ap. proved the 1978-71f community services budget ot $421,762, they bandied about n~w watchwords of "pay u you go," and "lbo6e who play shall pay." The resulting financial document, however, still exceeded the estimated $.129,450 income projectff tor this year. and Asst. Supt. Roy Barletta said in- direct costs were not Included in the budget's pro;ected 'xpenaes. "To make it ·completely self. supporting would be almost impossible without becoming a private en - terprise." he said. "And the fees would be excessive." ; OFFICIALS ALSO DEFEND the · shortfall between income and expenses using state law as a basis. ''Under the state educational code, a community college is required not only to offer educational and vocational pro- grams. but it must offer things beyond that for cultural growth to people who pay for the college,·· Schreiber said. So far. officials say lhey are unable to -STOREWIDE SALE! SALEENDSSATURDAV,SEPTEMBER16TH ... (TilliNIJ . HURRY. SOME QUANTITIES ARE LlMITED! gauge the publlc'a reacUoo IOU. hi&ber fees. Schreiber saJd ti. was eaeou.race4 becauae several people were waJtine to sign up when community Hrvicea opened its doors Monday, and no one bas objected to the prices yet. Children Tested For Pesticide ANDERSON <APl -Tests are under way to deter.mine lf childnn at the Pacheco Elementary School were ex· posed lo a toxic pesticide that was being sprayed on a nearby bean field. One Shasta County health official said · Wednesday that mist from the bellcop. ter·a pplied spray was reported to have drifted over the school grounds Tues· day. But the supervising biologist of the county Department of Agricult~e. John Falke ns tro m, s aid, "There is no evidence that any single student has been exposed." Big back-to-school buys for the entire famil ~=:$12 and wr~ skirt. to DiHOO in style with either $ } 3 a aleek ahUTed wrap fronted or baring cri.llKroe8 body suit. Mat.ch with a side tie wrBP. ek irt.. A.88orted colonJ. 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SUN DAY 11 :00 AM TO 8100 PM ' .. ,.....,.,,. .. ~ ; .. ·-... ,. -. .. . , .. . . .. -· ... .. .. . ___ ........... ----.. . ... -.. , .. .... ... • • • • • , .... : --1 ~ -. ~ .. ··-··-··--., . .. . .... -..... --- " ·- •N·s-•o_~-:-·s-to-ck_s _________________________________________ S __ ;,.._0 ,..ts •Outdoors ThUttdly. September 14, 1978 DAILY PILOT -.r-• . Bl Dad's Tip to Nancy: Play Happy Lopez Gives J!.is Jliews at Costa Mesa Talk By HOWARD L. HANDY Ott• o.ow ,,_ ..... Domll\tlO ·: ndy" LoJ>('1 1ave h11 d•uahter one word of l.tdvace when he taught her \0 play 1olr and be has adhertd to It In a ~nullonal urecr that has taken h('r to the top of the Ludlea P rofeNJonal Golf AssocaaUon tour an her rookie ear "Plfty happy," Loi)('~ told h111 duual\ler Nancy ·•If )'OU don't play hllppy, you don't play &ood. She 1 happy when she lo~es and she Is hippy when she wlnti "WHEN YO AR E GOING lo play a ny 11i:x>r1. if you win one time out of 20 you dad good." How lS her temperament on the course when s he as competing in tournamen~? Lopez was asked the question at the men 's club meeting at Me&u Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa Wednes· day night "When she m isses a two-fool putt. s he gets mnd." Lopei says. "But s he doesn't show it to the people . The only tlme you notice it as when she hits the next drive -about 27~ yards. "When she was s mell. I teach he r that In any ~port ar you get mad or cry when you lose. your eyes water. You have to play t he game happy or quit playing." Will Nancy be playin~ in the $150,000 Kemper Open at Mesa Verde CC March 26 through April 1. an event that will be televised nationally on Satur· day and Sunday by NlJC? "I BEU EVE SO." he says "I am going to try and get her over here in a little while to play the c:ourse and see for herself." ls Nancy changed rrom all the publicity and reco~~ttion she has ~asned by winning mon' money in her rookie year lhan any player on d ther the men's or women 's tours? "No. she hasn't changed:· her rather says "She likes to play for the people and the more peo· pie that are around. the better she plays. She has been that way ever since she was s mall " LOPEZ HAS BEEN the only teacher the 21· year ·old Nancy has ever had in golr and he never Look a lesson from a golf professional. Has early advice to Nancy? ''Hit the ball a nd let al fly." he says. "Hit 'tl m hard. don't baby it " Nancy plays lo win and has been quite suc- cessful. She is a superstar and the one who has picked See DAD, Page B2 SANDY LOPEZ A Pair of Sixes! .J Was Just Lucky-Malinowski Oaargin9 tlae ~ine £dtson ,11igH quatterb~ck Frank Setircr t.atrlds 61£ lO '"'Mfke .. Ootte~r as "the CharJ!.<:rsAqQ..through (irills in prep~ralion (or' Sht.di'l!.,'Y n)jht'l> scrim m age at ,·Arlington: The Angels' Cellletery ARLINGTON. Texas !Al'> H the California Angels don't capture Lhc America n League Wcslern Division pennant, they can blame it on the jinx of Ar· linJ?ton Stadium The Angels lost ror the third consecutive' time to the Texas Range rs 6·4 Wednesday night lo On Tl' Tonight Cha11.el 5 at 5:30 W~strninster Hi gta aga,inst Corona deL. lMar. With the 1-2 punch of Seurer· a nd Dpitcrer the Charg_ers arc favored to win the S unset L~gue' ~otblll charnrflonship . It's All Downhill For Welch, Dodgers LOS ANGELES <AP I It would seem that Bob Welch ts a little bit young to be making a comeback, but the Los Angeles Dodgers' rookie right -hander felt that was the case Wednes· day night. We lch. 21. has pitched JUSl three months 1n the maJor leagues. but after shutting out Houston G·O he said he considered has start against the Astros a come back of sorts. H that's the case. consider him back. He gave up singles in each of the firs t rour innings. then no-hit the Astros over the final five in- nings. retiring the last 17 batters in a row. "I was trying lo be too fine:· said Welch. 6-3. "That's not my type of game. nibbling here and there." THE VICTORY reduced Los l\ngeles' m agic number for Dodprs S late AllOamHOft KAIC(7'°1 T Of'llQlll HO<l!IOn •I l.o\ A"C19IH ' 1S p m Friday All ... I••« l.o\A"C19IH 1 Up m '>alurday Allan!• al LO\.,.,.... • ~~pm By ERNIE CASTILLO OI tM Dally rnot Slaff Ross Malinowski. the ans wer to this week's trivia question rWhat college lineman leads his team in scoring > is about as un- likely a rootball hero as you will find For one thing. he·s a derens1ve tackle. which m akes him as anonymous as the holder on a field goal unit. By the nature of their trade. linemen are head hunters. not headlint' hunters. who perform in a land accurate- ly described as the pat~ FOR ANOTHER. the school Malinowski attends isn't exactly synonymous with football. The SC on his helmet dot'sn'l stand for Sou thern California It does n't even stand for South Carolina. Whal it docs stand for 1s Santa Clara. a sc hool known more for turning out Jesuit priests than cranking out NFL iota rs Thus. it's understandable that Malinows ki. a quiet, easy-going sort or fellow. can't figure out why e verybody's making a bag dea l out of his latest gam e . l\fter lU , h~fig11res, a ny player \\IM--.. · sees a foose baJI bouncing or(the l1.1rf would instinctively do what he did tasf Saturday · pounce on it. But what makes Malinowski different from other players who have found themselves in the right place at the right lime Is that his scene just happened lo occur in the end zone. And. almost as ir to prove his first career touchdown was no nuke. he repealed th~ trick later to re- live a linem an's'age-old dream -· s pikingtheball BUT EVEN THOUGH the two plays earned Malinowski a place in the r ecord books. several h ea dline s a nd Nor th ern Caltforrua player or the week honors. the 6·3. 235-pound senior from Temple City chuckled away its sigmhcance "I was ve;y lucky." he says. "I just sorta re ll on the ball both times arter s acks . I was laughing ~oing back to the sideline. I couldn't believe 1l." drop 3'h games behind the d ivis ion -leading Kans as City Royals. who trounced Oakland 9-1 WELCH, WHO WON his fi rst five d ecisions but then lost three in a row. a llowed only four singles in winning his first game since Aug. 16. clinching Us second straight Na· t 1onal League We s t c ham· pionship to 10. The Dodgers now lead San Francisco by seven games and third-place Cincin· naU by 71r.t games. He aJso won't forget. Like a fisherman retelling a ta le for the umpteenth time. Mahnowsk1 re-c a 11 s his touchdow n dives vividly EX-ORANGE COAST STANDOUT ROSS MALINOWSKI. It was California's seventh loss in as many games at Ar· lington Stadium this season and the Angels are 4-10 against Tex- as for the year. California has lost 13 or its last 14 games in the Rangers' home park. "I wish I knew what it was. but we just have trouble winning he r e," said Angels' Manager · J im Fregos1. who used to play for the Rangers. "The R angers hit four homers to left field and that was the way to go -the wind was blowing a gale in that direction." Fregosi refused to yield the pennant to the Royals . pointing Set> ANGELS, Page B2 JACK FAIR ·-·--.,. "I went out tonight with t he al· litude that I wasn't going to overthrow.'' said Welch. eating what he considered his problem during his losing streak. "I was getting the ball up, I was getting behind hitters. "When I rush. 1 don't have any pop on U>e ball. Hitters just sit on my fastball. Tonight I threw more breaking pitches and more cha ngeups." IF THERE WERE any doubts concerning t he Michigan-born Welch. they we re dispelled dur· ing his second s hutout since coming to the Dodgers ln June. The Dodgers provided Welch all the scoring he needed with a first-inning run on an RBI single by Rick Monday. who drove in two or Los Angeles· runs Steve Garvey Jed the Dodgers· 12·hlt attack with a double and three singles and now has 12 hits in his last four games. "IT'S STILL POSSIBLI!: to get 200 hits." said Garvey. who has 179. "especially 1r I get four a night" Garvey doubled and scored on See DODGERS, Page 8 2 "On the first one, I got double teamed by a guard and a tackle and was 10 yards away from the quarterback when I saw the ba ll pop up in the air ... says the ex- Orange Coast College s tar. ··1 new over to it and Just rcll on top of it. "ON THE SECOND ONE, me a nd the other tackle were in on the sack and we both s aw the ball rolJ away. I JUSl got to 1t first. But the nose man wus scr ambling towards the ball and he burled his helmet in m y back trying to get to it.·· Malinowski. who was in on eight tackles in the 22·13 season opening victo ry. d11Jn 'l take the louchdown~ too ~cnously . In fact, he Say~ the J!8 m<: dtdn°J t•ven m ark the bag~est moment m his football caret>r. which ha:-. mcluded a pair or undefeated Cl F c hamp1onsh1p ~ea!iOOS and :1 na tional ttllc in 1975 at Orange Coas t. "ll wa:; JUSt .1 thing that hap· pened. tha t's all "hl' ~a y~ 'Tw felt more of :i reward when I've set ;i goal and accomplished :t I 'm more concerned about what the t eam does What you do u:- an individual isn't that 1mpor tant " fo~or that reason. Malinowski b more concerned with !-iaturday" .. • Loss Isn't in Their Voeahulary • lt'!I doubtful you 'll ever see Don Rowe ::and Jack Fair together at the.1~ame party or at a bar having a beer wrule chewing the rat. To say the least. the two rival coaches have had some run-ins over the yeors. Dul it's quJte evident why that's oc· curred. Rowe is the defensive coordinator for Golden West College while Fair has the same position at arch rival Oran~e Coast. They recruit against each other. And that's where the rub comes. Some of the thlngs that have been said, much of it hearsay, h~ven't exactly pleased the other. But that's the world of football recruiting for you. As far 08 respec t for the othe r 's coaching ability, both have nothing but praise But It stopN the re Jack F ulr thlnk11 Don Rowe 111 a good coac h OIAIG SBEFF And Don llOwf' thinks Jack Fair Is :i goocl coar h Anrl they ('ouldn 't he mor<' right fi'air yearly turn!! out the No. 1 dcrens1ve ll'J m 1n the South C:ooRl Conference whllt' llov. l' 1s rcgard1•i.l ttR the beRl in his con frrl·nc:l'. the Southc~m Cul ll owc lust 8Unlmc•r was !!elected !from ,1 I I field or 75 applicants l us the new Santa Ana College coach. but dl'c1dcd to turn it down a few days later bl'cause he liked ht') situation at. Golc.Jen West. f<'uar undoubted- ly could have had a number of he ad JC c:oaching Jobs. but he 's \/Cry h.ippy where he IS . The two have b.is1colly lht• saml' personality. Both love to win and dearly hate to lose -especially to the other. "Yeah . we have the s c1 m e -tyl')e personaJlly," says Rowi: "He hates to lostt and so do I. But I wouldn't have rt any other wny t love It that way He's a helluva coach I don't c:nre If he doesn't like me, but I would like to be respected ror my coaching . a nd I think he does I think than why W(' plJy th1:; game. to be r espected ·· f>'u1r . meunwh1l1•, -.ay he really doco;n'l Stt RIV1\I~-:. i'att..-0 ! upcomin~ J,!arnt-a gains t C11I Sta tt• Fullerton. a mcettnJ:t cit Ccrritoi. Collcgl' tha will not On· ly mark 11 homccomtnJ< of -.on ... but g•vl· btm and his lcammates ., chance to atoni:: for a couple of poor ~howmgs against Soulht·rn California teum::. last year "l 'VE THOUGHT A80U1' lhl'> gaml· all summer. · s ays th~ !or m l'I' ha~h 'IChool and 1umor co lle~~ All-Ame rican. · La"l year. \\>t' pl.:lyt'd a couple of _games m LA and we didn't pl<ay ve r v well at a ll . It was almost an °f.mbarra.ssmenl I s penl the· weekNuis down there and I was See DREAM. Page B! DON ROWE . . . · . ..... --.... ~-• .... ,.,. .... • w..1-.ar •• -•• ... -~ .. . .. .. -...... --_, . .-... , ... .. . . . ....... . . . " . ... ~ . -... -..... -... -·--. ~ . • I I ft DAILV PILOT .... \IEWNNI G8Afll Are Angels ·Too Young? Four w ll• aao Y1nkce M1tnit&t·r J\oh l,t·rovn ''*111 lht• Aase.la wouJdn't win th Amertcan l..eaaue Wt'lll "I plclc the Roy ala ~cawie lh~y've been thue bcfon:. · Lemon Hid. '"Tht An1el1 11r• u little youn1 yet " Thal the AnJrt la are 1Ull iillvt In the title ctum' does not prove umon a liar, but hla Inference that the An11els I.ck pennant-drive experience dncl"Vea 11 clo.er look True. the C.UfornJa An1el• huvt never been lhhi cloljti to llri.t plare thl1 latt In a sea!tM Bln' 8EVEN KEV PLAYERS for tht· Anacl~ toll1.'<.I prtvlously for tum& that won d1vbaomil crown•. i.nd .everaJ ottu:rs halve be:t,n with clu~ that challenaied for Ullf'I Coll~l1vt'ly, 1n fat'l, thl' Anaeh. huvt• 10 World ~rlt11 undu tMar belb t'tn.l ba.semian Kon ,..•lrly ha~ a career JOO average in four OctM>er clu."IC8 with the Los Angeles Oodacra, and outfielder J~ Rudi 111 a veteran of three Sirles with the Oakland A's tie. loo. hu' it ur.-n :tOO average In lhe ~rll' S•:n>ND BASEMAN Robby Grtch and der.1gnated hit ter Don Buylor "'ere Haltamore teamm11t~s when the Ortolt'b won the American League East tn 1973 and r~peal · l'<t In '74. Center fielder Hick Miller and pitche ris Ke n Bretl and Nolan Ryun each have lusted champioruihlp champagne Miiier was with Oo:lton In the Red Sox' 1975 clash with JIM,RaOOSt /f' ~· . ';, ··,.~ '' ,, CIEN alllETT Cincinnati, Bretl preceded him by eight years when Boston won it all in 1967 and Ryan pitched for the miracle Mets of 1969. MANAGER JIM FREGOSI, although he doesn't have any championship experience, played in light pe nnant races whlle with Texas In 1974 and Pittsburgh last year. Each team finished second in its division. "I 'm relaxed. It's fun ," Fregosi insists, although he rarely gives that appearance. "I think the club is loose. "I don't think there's any greater tension now than there's been at other limes," Fregosi says. "We have a lot of players on this club who've been ther e before." ••• DEFF.ATIST ATTITUDE? A comme nt frequently heard around Anahl'im Stadium last week was this: "Even if the Angels fall out or the race now, it's been one heck or a year." True enough, especiall y !.ince the club has never finished better than third place. But maybe the Angels need more "Yes We Can" chunts. Instead of, "Wasn't It Fun Getting Close"" • • • The fact that Kansas City hasn't dominated the race from st.art to finish surprised some observers, but Royals Manager Whitey Herzog has an explanation, one frequent· Jy heard this lime of year from teams needing excuses. "Actually. with the injuries we've had, I g uess you'd have to say we're a Jillie fortunate lo be where we ar e." says lferzo~ ·Tc/ feel a lot better if we had a healthy club " ••• Royals thlrd basema n George Brett apologizes to no one. "The Angels have a chance. but they've got to beat us a lot of times to win," he said. "I'd rathe r be in o ur shoes than theirs." To which his brother Ken, an Angel pitcher, replied, "Aw. you always did like blue better than red ." • • • IC no one can la ke command in the American League East . the World Series might be a blend of Royal Blue and Dodger Blue. Or Phllly Red and Angel Red. Or maybe a Freeway Series Is really possible ... As they all keep saying, "It's still too early to tell." F,....Pa,,eBJ RIVALS ••• Rowe. despite whi.t 11ome people uy "I u n honettly uy 1 don't dis like him 1 just don 't like aome of tht.1 lhinaa he savs a nd dOH. Other thun lhul he '¥ probably a ~ood .:uy "I know h<''IS u (lood co-.ch and he's 1.1 hurd working guy and I hun ;_1 lot or admiration for the l•mount of time ho pultl Into a aamt'. "H htt war. over here Wl' would proballly be the best of friends . But lheni'5 u bit ot friction becau.e he's over there." 1''rklion or not the two will ~ on opl>Ofllng sides Saturday night whe n Golden We~l a nd OCC l'lu11 h for the 13th time at LA-Hard Stadium "lt'i; kind of a Lradltlon that the lonr I Rowe or t~alr I goes up tht• ramp to the locker rooms llr11t H's ~n that wny as long Oh I ca n remember." says Howe Fair says he doesn't know anything about walking up the rum" first. "All I know is that he c Row<' I usually beats every· one• up the rump, but if we lose 1 ·11 be glad to oblige him. 1f that 's wha' he wants." But if the gum t· ends in a tic 1l's doubtruJ you'll rind t he two w11lkin~ up the ramp together. f'ro• Page BI DODGERS. • • Bi ll Russell 's two-out single in the fourth. Singles by Dave Lopes and Bill North, Monday's sacrifice fly and Garvey's RBI single made il 4-0 in the seventh. Steve Yeager hat a two-run ho mer in the eighth off loser Ken Forsch, 9-6. 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The post-touchdown celebra- tion following the fumble re · coveries last week will attest to that "Everybody came running over , Jumping up a nd down ." Malinowski says. "We lined up like an alley and a linebacker came over and rolled the ball to the referee like it was a dice whlle everybody yelled 'six!' "We had It planned tha t way but we dJdn't figure on rolling a pair of saxes." DAD GIVES VIEWS ABOUT NANCY. • • I he LPGA up and put it a head by al least five years with hcrsuccesh. "She play~ to wm and for the people," her father says "I don't think she plays for the m oney." Lopez and his late wife were devoted pa rents a nd spent a lot or time and cons iderable money In bringing Nancy to stardom. "SHE IDT A BUCKET of balls every day and played nine holes.'" her father says. "But she hit only one bucket of bulls. I had to pay $1 for the m . "Now she doesn't even ask about gloves or dresses. We got It made." Nancy sturted playing when she was eight. lie r mothe r would pick he r up at school and take he r t o the golf course and father Domingo would he lp her. ''I told her not lo worry about direction. just hit the ball.'' he says. "I told her that direction * * • • * * l.Dpez Announces Wedding Date ALAMO, Calif. <AP > -The favorite ls naturally, Nancy Lopez H 100 women .colfera te~ off today ln the 100,000 LadJes Profcaslonal Golt A11oct1Uon tournament al Round 11111 Country · Club'• toueh 5 800·yord course. Lopes, who had a winning 11lrlng or five tournaments and tops the LPOA money winners wllh tlli8,M7, said she'• "very confident" again a nd would like to pueh her wlMlnga to the S200,000 n1ure by the end ot the year. Whether she does or not, she 1lready hae IC· cumulated a 1tiable neat e11 for her marrla•~ on her 22nd birthday, next Jan. e, to Tim Melt.on, 29, a Harrllburl. Pa. radio and televlslon aportacNter whom 1he met at an LPGA tournament tn Herabey, Pa. two montb1 a10. She announced thtt wedd1n1 date Wednesday, dl1playln1 a bll diamond rh11, and Hid Lhe two decided not to wall until Apr11. 18 previously In· tended. . , . -_. .. .. .. , . ,. ,,_ -.... would come later. lier best game Is her Irons. She will hit a four Iron when most or the other women will hit a wood She can hit a three-Iron 200 yards. "NANCY AND JOANN Carner are the worst c hippe rs I ever saw in my life. She doesn·t prac· lice the s hort shots enough. "She figures that s he can reach every green in two a nd doesn't have lo worry about that part of the game." After all the sacrificing Lopez and his wife did for Nancy whon !!he was growing up, would he do it again? "I wouJd do it all ove r again. We spent all the money we could on Nancy to help her." Lopez says. "I'm not sorrv. ·Now she makes more in one week than l can make ln a ye1&r. "I LEARNED I HAD a superstar because peo· pie kept telling me over und over ... Nancy has shown he r affection for her father al tournaments when he attends. In Enaland. she went over and 11ve him a kiss after her victory. Does she give him money now? "She don'l Cive me no money," he aay1 with a s mile. "She'• too uahtwad .. Lop<.-z baa been to J llpan. Australia, England a nd other countries to watch his daughter play ~01'. He even 1ave up playing the game for a year to wa tch her perform but says he Is makina K comeback. "I reel lucky today to have •a dauahte r like Nnncy. l love to watch he r play golf, especlnlly when she plays good." Does he stay near her and offer advice? "NO. I STAY BACK but 11hc knows I um there and we Just smile at each other lf •h• makes a bad shot or a 1ood one," he uya wtth Justifiable pride. What wa1 bl• advice when 1he decided w leave Tulsa University and 1lve up the second halt of a 110,000 scholarship? "I eald, 'that'• tood'." he aaya. "But I U>ld her not to aet dlscoura1ed If s he didn't win the first year . J told her s he could make a good Uvlnc and tr she: won once In • year , she wouJd wln more lo two years." '• I FOOTBALL /BASEBALL /GOLF THE ANGELS' BOBBY GRICH APPLIES THE TAG TO TEXAS' AL OLIVER. E'ro• Page BI ANGELS ••• lo a big three·fo!am e series this weekend In Ka nsas City . .. Anythlng can ha ppen." said Fregosi. "We were lour garries behind Kansas City earlier this year and one week later we were in fi rst place." F regosi said, "To quote Yogi Be rra 'You're not out or at until you'reoutoflt' ... Toby Harrah hit a pair of two· run homers against the Angels but his one-out shot in the bot· tom or the ninth was the killer. The Angels had lied the game 4.4 in the top or the ninth on Ron Jackson's run-scoring single. Howeve r . r e lieve r Dave LaRoche. 9·8. yielded a single to Bump Wills and Ha rrah then blasted a l ·2 pitch over the left field wall Harrah hit u two-run homer off starter ChriR Knapp in the seventh inning and Bobby Bonds a nd Juan Beniquez al so homered for the Rangers. CALl.-ollNIA TIJC.U ....... .. ... _. Le11\IOl'd 311 4 1 7 0 Aell•r>munclrl 7 1 1 0 A.Mllttr 8en1quu cl Bond> rl A Ollv9r ti Zhk dll wnclbero c lowen1te1n lb S.mplepll Wiii\ Jb H•"•" \\ 1000 4 I I I l I I I JOOO 4 0 0 0 4 000 ) 0 I 0 1 0 0 0 ] 1 1 0 I 1 1 4 l'elrlyp/1 1000 Mulllnlh \\ 0 0 0 0 Cll•tk" l 1 0 0 ~l•ll•Ph I 0 0 0 J A..O.rtO<'I 71> 0 0 0 0 lol•h » • • • Tol•I\ lO • 1 • CAlll0<n1e 000 OOl OOt • r .. u ooo 001 >en-• OM out_,,.. wl-"9 run KOi'.., E -l-•M•n. Melle<k OP-Te••• I l06· C•lllorno• S, '"""' \ 1B A•ll_,.und eo.100 l ow•n\t•ln. Aud• HA Bond\ t'H• H•tr•h 1 ! IOI Btn1-1 I 111 S8 Wiii\ !»f' -Audi " H 11 ER aa ~ CAL,,ORNIA lt n•QC> • I ~•llO<~~ •L." •• 1 TEXAS • 0 M•tffl.. 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Open, also bent Smith 6-2 In singles Smith waH filling In for the Lo b s ter s' Martin a Nuvratilova, who was sidelined with a recur ring s houlder In· jUry .................. ,.21 W-en -h en IL.Al !Ml Smlll\ .. l; l-t· lltyOMur• Cl.Al def ""4t~HOll41Ny •·? _,, • ltot"9Ulldel H .. ,_._.. v Amrnr•f 1' A"'rltr•t ILAtdef (.olllt19\.l.....-'°"I > MtHO Hottold4ly llO<M 181 dot H .. lew 1(1,.,,..., ... t A -Ullet 9o\IOll PR4DO SP ARKS RIJSFLERS' WIN Oolden West College. with William Prado 11corlng a pair ot goals. toppled Lon11 Beach City College, 6-0, Wednesday In non· conference soccer action on the winner's neld. The victory was tho fourth s traight thls aeaaon and 14th over two camp1lgn11 t or the owe squad. th<.' d ·fending state soccer champions Other aoala were scored by J<en Moreen on a pcnolly s hot. Herbie 9oehm and Chris Crater ........ -....... A Capsule Report From the World of Sports Buckeyes and Penn St. -Bad Blood Since 1912 From AP Dispatches COLUMBUS. Ohio -Ohio State Coach John Richar ds rharged Pf'nn State·s football players with d irty technaquei. in their rarst mt-cling an 191 2. pulling has team from the he ld early 111 tht· second half with the N1ttany Lions leading. 37·0 5l • "That's one they can't blamt: on me,'' said the often controversial Woody Hayes. the current Ohio State coach preparing has team for another Penn Slate invasion Satur-day P enn State and Ohio State both had outgrown com petition near their cam · puses and were m oving into lhe big lime of 1nterscct1onal college football 66 years ago T heir first meeting was strewn with controversy before. during and after the game at Ohio Field that drew 2,500 fans . WOOOY HAYU More tha n 87.000 will be ln mam· moth Ohio stadium and millions more will watch on regional television <ABC· TV 1 thisliml'. In 1912. Penn ~late wa~ forced to work out the day before at the old profc!>s1onul Columbus Panhandles' field. It was littered with rusted tools and broken glass. Coach Bill 1-follenhark fir(>(f up has Penn State players t'ven mon· IJy ... how 1 n~ lht:m chppin~~ fro m Ohio newspapt'r.. that lwratcd their ab1 htac~ The Nattany Lton~ established their superiority early. They das hed into a 16·0 first -quarter lead. Center-Earl Maxwell of Ohro State said . "The slugging in the middle or the Penn State line toward the close o( the game was something awful " It was lht> Ohio State fans· tum alter the game. They burned Penn St ale'" blue and white bunllnl( wrapped a round one goal poM and prP!.cnted thf' charred remains to the Nattany l~On!> · player!> Ra.Jr' Ga•e Sold Ottt; On T\I s-d•lf LOS ANGELES Thf· Los Angeles Rams s annount'ed Wl'dnesday that lhf'ar National Foot· • bsill Lt•aj.tut~ game Sunday agaan~t clf'fending 4 • Supl!r Howl <·hump1on Dulla~ ha!> been sold out With t•a puc1ty 71.414 t1ckcli. 'told. the game al the Cohseum wall be telev1i.ed locally over KNXT. 1Channel 2. I p m . I a Rams' spakesman i.a11l ..------Quote ol dw Dav----- Costa Mesa Hig h football coach Tom French, respondin~ to a question r egarding his te am's chanres for the upcoming rampaa~n "You hear all the r liches from roachl's such as laking each game one at a lime. But we·rc• going oul to do the best job we can a nd if we pull together we'll be a very represent.able team ·· BrlflfPI' Ca•~la Sa~• C111• Dan Bnigs tr1pled and made an acrobatic II J(ame·saving catch as David Clyde pitched a seven hatter to knock the slumping Boston Red Sox out of first place In the American League East. Cleveland defeated the Sox. 2· l . to hand Boston its sixth loss in the last seven ~amei; Lota Plnlella and Mickey Rivers tripled to leml the New York Yankees into first plnct> with a 1.3 victory over Detroit Dick Ruthven hurlMf perfect ball for six In· ninl(s and wound up with a six-hitter to pitch lht• Phlludelphaa Phillies to a 6-2 win over the Chicago Cubs in lJle Na- t 1on a I Lt·agut• East. .. Three· run hom ers hy BUI Robinson and Willi~ ~Hargett powered lhe P ittsburgh Pirates to a 7 I victor y over the St. Louis Carrlinab . The Sun Francisco Giants. deflated hy a two.game s wee p llv tht.' Dod1tcr.!\. foll to Atla nta. 5·3. In 12 innings 8111 Madlock of the Giants had I.OU ~INllLL.A rour hit~ and Atlanla 'i. Phll Nlekro didn't allow an ('arned run an his 10 Innings on the mound . P itcher Bob Owchlnko o( Snn Olego worked ru ter and as a result. handcct th" \lnc·111natl Reds a 6·2 defeat .. Alter a two hour rain delay. the Kunso~ Ci ty Royuls com pleted lhear gume with Oukland and posted • 9·1 victory to move J in-games in front lhl' !.3Htni An&el11. De.U SfRlb1~d W'lela B•d 1'_.. The Oakland Raider" will be without run· • nlng back Oartnct Oavt.-for Sunday's game In 411• Green Boy. Davi11 has damo.ccd cartilaae In his ldt knt"t' ;.ind may race surJtcry. The Raiders acquired wide rtm~lvcr Lury 8runl0tl from Kanau City a ller he signed u rlle r In the• day wtth the Chiefs . . . The New EnJ(lund Potrlots r«' acquired tackle Bob McKaJ on walven; from Ot•tro1t ... Cleveland Brown• runnin1 back Grtll Pruitt Is H11ted H o questionable performer 11alnst Atlanta Sunday. He surrc red a deep bruise on his left calf a1alnsl Clnclnnati ... John Sciarra played quarterback at UCLA for Coach Dick VermeU and he may do the same with the Philudelphla Ea,.1e11 tor the tame coach. In the NFL he was ronverted to trf'f• 11afety but took over for one play at Quarterback last week R.Sdlo~T~ RADIO: Anaels 8l Texas. ~·35 p.m .• KMPC (710>: llou1lon at Oodaer~. 7 30 p m , KABC <'190L TV: Angels Ml Texas, S 30 pm . Channel 5 .. -...... -- • • • ' . .. . -~ . ·: • FOOTBALL I TENNIS o.lly ~llM ....... lhuraday. September 14 1978 DAILY PILOT Prospects Good 15 Starters Back for CM Costa Mesa High 's overall re- cord or 3·6 in 1977 is hardly anything to brag about, but 1978 adversaries wouJd be well ad· vised to consider the MustanSls' potential as they pre pa re for 1978wars. Coach Tom Fr e nch 's Mustangs are stocked with ts re - turni ng s tarte r s , a junior quarterback who threw for 24 touchdowns and ran for eight others last year, an outstanding trans fer from Arkansas 16·3 185-Pound defens ive e nd Dave Campbell> a nd momentum cr eated by the '77 finale when they staggered Corona del Mar . 14 ·6 . .. WE HAD SOME personnel problems last year ," r ecalls French. "We ha d to dismiss some kids for disciplinary r easons but then came back to win our last two games. Those kids are back with us now and doing a he lluvajob. Starkman and Martin will maQ orw ::.ide oppo!>1te Tereg1s. RECEIVERS French will tx- DEFENSIVE GUNS -Newoort Harbor high linebackers lfrom l eft> J iiy Voelzke. Dave Thompson and ~colt McK ay back up linemen Ryan Abbate. Joe Carnahan and Steve Kreamer. It's this group that figures to be the core of the Sailors' defense in the 1978 season. "All or which has become a very re warding thing. We're big· ger , more physical, more skilled and improved in every area with the possible exception of center. although we have two in mind who shouJd do very well." openmg 1t up somewhat with mort- w1de rece1w rs. although at tlm1•i. he'll be going wit h two tight ends a:. he did most of 1977. Five candidate!' a re vying for the three spoti-. although French says all five will see action. They are Mike Moii.o 16 1. 167 sr.1. Dan Bauer 15·11, JOO sr 1. Andy Goldberg 15!1. 15S sr.1, Craig Lund 15.11. 170 s r • and M1kl· t'll'ld I 5 11, 160 Jr I, Sailors Try More of the Same French, known for his ability to prod u ce ef f ec tiv e quarterbacks in his short pass- ing game, is especially high on his new quarterback. Bill Lux. A Junior, Lux is in the mold or ex· M esa quarterba c k Dave Mollica. although he m ay have even greater potential. OFFENSIVE LINE qoastmg more depth than at any other time in f'rench's five.year lour at Mesa. the Mustangs appear solid. Malt Ht>n dr1cks 15·8. 155 sr.1 is being pushl'd by Dave McAllister 15.9 150 Jr.1 at center. t'rank Elboum 15-10. 165 c;r 1 1i. a retummg starter at guard with 1un1ors Mike Mills rs -10. 1801 and Gerard Armstrong 15.10 1751 show· in~ promise. Also at guard ts Mark Chapman 15·7. 155 sr.1. At tackle arc returning starters Brad Millar 15.10. 170 sr.1. Dave Peltchowski •6·1. 180 sr 1 and Mike Ziegler 1&.0. 185•. who 1s switching from tight end. P izzica Opti mistic Newport Will Be a Contender Again By ROGER CARLSON Ol 1 ... CUiiy ~lle4 \Ult Newport Harbor High football coach Bill Plzzlca admits he was somewhat surprised by his team's s u ccess in 1977 ~ne which resulted an a Cflt' Big Five semifinals berth. But in the s a m e breath,' Pizzica contradicts himself: "That team's capacity for work was extreme . ll was in super shape and outworked e veryone in the wor!d. "And that's what we're trying ·to d o this year," s ays the Sailors' coach, who ente rs his fifth year a t the helm , a span which has produced 28 wins and 14 lo sses a~a inst what is genera lly <.•onsidercd a s uk ide schedule. This seasoo is no different. Whether it means a finish or first. second or third, who 's to say? Edi son a nd Fountain Valley look awfully good. The S1rilors ar• faced with ""BUT WE'VE worked hard all another Sunset League schedule summer and the squad is in ex· as the loop's s mallest school by cellent shape. We're farther a large margin, m addition to a head or ourselves at this point tailback Wa rd a nd fullback Johnson. CARNAHAN PACKS his 255 pounds on a 6·5'h frame, making him about 60 pounds and six in· c h es a bove the norm or the Sailo r s' attack. Strong a nd quick, Carna han is a solid choice for All-Orange County honors. There does not figure to be a lo t of changes in Newport's gam e. The Sailors will still be a run-oriented team. although Pizzica voices confidence in his passing game. And the familiar 4·3 defense that Pizzica employs will be there. "We don't gr0-w them too big a round here," explains Pizzi ca. "This defe nse affords m or e m oving around and stunting and we can mix things up better. We try to create problems for the of. fenslve blockers.·~ Here is a rundown on the Sailors: non-league tiffs with highly re-than last year in learning and ~arded Servile a nd traditional physical terms . QUA RTERBACK Hitzel 15.9, rival Corona del Mar . The latter 165 sr. '· an all-league defens1\•e may h ave its best team since the "Our concern is that we're not back. was groomed the past year for wide receiver. Also at 'lpht receiver I!> Randy Starr 15 l t. HiO i.r '· tn ad· d1t1on to Joe Kohna 15 10. 165 sr 1. Lane Mc1~s 15 9. 165 r.r 1 and Rick Wandrocke 15·10. 155 c;r 1. OFFENSIVE LI NE Carnahan bas a lock on one tackle position. while it 1s a tossup between Bretl L ' Er lu!>e 16 3. 205 11r 1 and Brett Sm 1th •6·3. 190 i.r. 1 for the other openin_i:. Abbatf' 16-0. 175 'I r is a lcadtn~ candidate <it guard with Steve Kreamer 16·1. 195 sr.1, Neil Ross •6·0. 200 Ir. 1. David Hoff s 7. 180 sr.1 and Tom Pelligrini •5·7. llJO sr. 1 also in the picture. Three solid candidatC'S al center are Bra d &II • 5· 10. 18.5 sr '· Bob DaS1lva 15·9. 180 sr. 1 and Bill Deans •6·0. 175 jr. 1 KICKING GAME OaSilva and Scott G1em both have ~ood range and arc accurate Crom 35 yards out m placekicking. G1em will handle the punting duties. DEFENSIVE LINE Benjamin mans one side of the rront four. while the other l'nd will be either Ross or Smith Among other can· d1dates is L'Bcluse. At tackle are Abbate and Carnahan. backed b\' Pclltgrim and Jason Bhun •5 II. JOO s r. 1. BUT THE BEST weapon, ac· cording to Fre nch. will be the defense, where nine returrun~ starters are available. Another item to consider is the fact that Mesa's seniors were unde feated as fres hmen a nd s ophomores and the juniors w e re 7·2 twice duril'\g those stages. "We feel we have a helluvd shot at winning the Sea View League,' says French. "But we also know that so does El Toro and Corona del Mar. E stancia is going to be very good despite losing a lot or kids and we un· de rstand University High has picked up five transfers." Here's a capsule look at the Mustangs: QUARTERBACK Lux. at 6-0. KICKING GAME Mike Tereg1s will handle PAT duties again. while Cam pbel l. the tra ns fer from Arkansas. has shown outstandini;: a bility in punting with excellent height and distance. DEFENSIVE UNE Originally 1971-72 e ra when CdM posted a too deep but we have a big asset this spot. lie has good passing range · and can move 40 yards in 1 7 LINEBACKERS Thompson 1s pa1rofshutoutsoverNewp<>rt. in our team's a bility to work and i.econdi.. Al!>o a\'allable are Alan the con• nf Nt.'wporL's dt.'ft•nse at 165 pounds. runs the Mesa option fluidly a nd accounte d ror 32 touchdowns a s a sopho mon·. Although the Mustangs have a rou· pie of returning starters at running back. it's at quarterback where Mesa ·s offense is made or brMct>n 1 ano Lux appears to be the key. In the wings are Greg Tereg1s •5·9. 170 :.oph. 1 and Juhan Westt'rhout •5 11. ISO ~r t from the Estancia attendance Mea. Campbell relumed to Costa Mesa after starting at defensive tackle for a s t1'le champions hip t eam in Arkansas. Campbell will be at one end . whale Mike Kennedy 15.10. 195 i.r 1 is on th<.' other side Also at end 1i. Wayne R1re 16-1, 175 1r.1. Tackle candidates in the Mesans' 4.4 3 scheme include Chris Monahan 15.JO. 190 sr.1. Chris Morrow 16-0, 200 s r 1, Seott Stewart 15-9. 175 sr.1 and J eff Arbuckle 15-9. 187 j r 1. "Tackle ,c; a very good position for us ... says fo'rcnrh ·. Pizzica is optimistic about his an attitude that is present in or· Gaddis is 9. 155 Jr.1 and Mike Bell middle hncbackt•r. while lloff. LINEBACKERS Manning the team 's chances this year and he der to do. the things that are •5·3. 135Jr.1. DaSilva and Kim Monaco •6·0. 175 has good rl'ason with some necessary to win. We have no 1r. 1 back h i m up Ou t s idl' RUNNI NG BACKS Mike qua lity returning starter s in goal-s in terms or won-loss. RUNNING BACKS An especial· linebackers will prohably be Voclzkt> Tcreg1s 15.7, 110 s r 1 was tht· insid e spoC.s arc returning starters M11<e Scarlett 16-0. t85 sr.1 and Mark Malhil'son cs 8. 170 Jr.1. The out'>ldl:' ltnl'buckers arc Krikorian and e1thl•r .luhan Wl>stcrhout •5·9. 150 sr 1 or ~r1an Thompson 1s.11. 165 Jr. . camp, including 255·p<>Und tackle We're just going to ta ke them ly strong area. Pizz1ca has Ward ca and Scott Mc Kuy •li·O. 180 H 1· Mustangs' leading ground gainer in Joe Carna han, running backs one at a time." hurdler in track 1 at tailback wnh OLhers indude Dcrturr and Perry ·77 and begins his third year as a J h b k h I Jacobi •5 9. 1001. Mike J ohnson and Brian Ward o nson as ac up. w i e Thompson starter. Paul Krikorian 15.10. 167 a nd the e mergence of a passing While Carnahan appeanl as a 16·0. 200 sr. 1 is slated for fullback St:CONO,\RV llllll'I and Gad · sr.1 was also a slarter. but 1s movmi: combination Dave Hitzel-Chris prime prospect for a major col· duties. AlbO.JayVoclzke 15·9.1651.r 1 dis ari• 111 the cornt'rs with Kohna. to linebacker. affording the insertion C!'le!>. lege future, Pizzica has several 1s in the fullback picture. Nick Pi:mcu • 5-!J. 1501 and Ml•igs of either Bnan Martin 15 9. 1551 or SECONDARY Scott Miller. an" turn111g startl'r al 5-10. 170. ha.s a lo(•k on safety. The two halfbal'ki. will he Chris Chesney 15·10, 155 Jr 1 and Darren Naumann 1i;.1. t70 sr •. l>al'kcd by Mou.o and Thompson. .. We've set som e realistic other blue c hippers, including RECEIVERS Benjamin 16.J. als o ava1l ablt'. Strong safety 1s Chris Starkman 15·7. 1451, a couple goals and feel we s hould be able linebacker Dave Thompson, de· 195 sr.1 and Dave OeRuff 16-2. 190 fo'crnando Castort.'na •5·10. 170 sr 1. or promising Juniors . Out of the 1 it to reach the CIF playoffs,'' con· fensi ve e nd Scott Benjamin, i.r. 1 are battling for starting dutie~ backed by John !>on. Al fn•e i.a fct y 1s could be Martin or Krikorian at tinues Pizzica. 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Top Dollble• S~cb Br~ze THE WOODLANDS , Texas -Top-seeded Bob Hewitt a nd Frew Mc M11la n took an easy 6·2, 6·4 victory over Va ctor P ecci a nd Lito Alvarez Wednesd ay night to advance to the second round of the World of Doubles t ennis tournament at The Woodlands Country Club The U S. Open doubles champions. Stan Sm ith and Bob Lutz. seeded fourth in this tournament . eliminated Jurgen Fassbender and Roger Taylor 6·4, 6·2. The No. 7 seeds. Ra ul Ramirez and Freddie McNair, beat Bill Scanlon and George Hard ie; and Sherwood Stewart and Marty Riessen stopped the hopes of Austnun Cliff Letcher and Paul Kronk 6·4. 6·4. Two second-round matches were played Wed· nesday. Australi ans Mark Edmondson and John 9Marks defeated Vactor Amaya and John J am es 4-6. 6·4, 6-2; and eighth seeded Hank Pfister and Gene Mayer defeated the 1977 Wimbledon cham· plon11. Ross Case a nd Geoff Masters, 7-6, 7-5. Ferraa•dez 11,,.et• f( r~r S AN AN1'0NIO. Texas -Seventeen-year-old Manu Fernandez upset second-seeded Marise Krueger. 6·3. 6·3 Wednesday to gain a berth ln the quarter-finals ln the Wome n ln Tennis lntema· llonal toomamc nl. . .. . ... .. _. . -... . -.. ---... .. ,. ... --.. -... - . - I r IN DNL v PtL.oi GETTING IT DOWN RIGHT Laguna Beach Hig h ·~ Eric O'Connor t811 latches on to ball as .instructed b y assistant coach Scott Rob('rt.c;on In defens ive back drills as the Dell, .. I .......... _., Petric' O'o-fl Artists prepare ror the 1978 campaign. In the background are Duane Clark <821 and Al McGavoC'k 140 1. FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING I TENNIS First Shocker of '78: Laguna· to Have Depth • J By ROGER CARLSON Of .. Deify ...... lutf It's not often a school runs out of uniform.a due to the lnvuton of t oo many football can· dld•tet-but that 'a exacUy wut is happening at Laguna Beach High wher e new coach Walt llamera la conducting drills. The Artists, who mold their teams from the smallest school In Orange County playlng a regular schedule or 11-man foot· ball, are out of duds. "WE SVST GOT two more out Tuesday," says Hame ra. "They're really coming out or the woodwork and now we have 43 out for the varsity." AddiUooally, there are 23 ln the sophomore program and the freshman squad is up to 37. "We've issued every piece or gear we have," says Hamera. In addition to numbers. H a m era has som e quality a thle t es-s u ch as returning s tarters Paul Corey, Duane Clark, Matt McCullo ugh a nd Kurt Ford. It was McCullough who ran 40 ya rds f o r a to uchdown on the last play or the gam e to provide Lagun a Beach with a 12-7 victory over University in the ·77 finale. It was more than a win, it made it a winning season C5·4 I for the Artists. , HAMEU HAS REASONS to be encouraged as hls team pre- pares for South Coast Learue battle. The s urfacing of ~ Haven at quarterback ls a major boost to take up the alack creat- ed by the graduation of three· year starter BUJ Gompf. "Haven has improved tremen- dously." says Hamer a. "He played only a handful of plays last year. Most of 011r guys are living up to expectations." There are aome changes in the Laguna Beach camp with the or- rensl ve switching from a veer to a tight s lot·I while the defense ls moving to a 4·3 system, rather than an Okie. "THE 4·3 GIVES VS some s ubUe changes to try to confuse people, yet still mt the gaps, .. explains Hamera. "As for goals, we're taking this on a week·to-week basis. but we're also putting an e mphuis on playing a lot of people during our four non-league games. We want to see a lot or people and know exactly what we have eo- ing into league." Assistin.I( Hamer a are Frank Buck cQBS and receivers>. John Liebengood <offense>. Scott Robertson tdefenslve backs an receive rs> a nd Doug S m ith (line and special teams 1. Her e is a rundown on Laguna Beach: Ing backup. At wtde recewer ls Al McGavock t6-0. 150 sr. 1, b1cked by Rene Oliver 16-2. 165 Jr. I. OFFENSIVE LINE Brook!> Jacobson suffered a hamstrtn1 tear and Is out for at le85t another week. but Ern1e Cowman 15.11, 175 ar.1 has come oq_well at center. Guards an> Corey 16-l . 190 sr.1, Houston transfer John Reano •5·11. 175 sr.1 and Scot1 Oates 16-1, 170 Jr.1. a transfer from San Olego·s Patrick Henry High. The tackles are Ford •6·3. 195 sr 1 and Jim Mudge '6·2. 200 jr.1. backed by Randy Buck 16-S, 225 sr. 1. KICKING GA ME Brazilian Leslie Wl'ldon has been Laguna B<'ach ·11 placek1cker for the past two years and connected on a 35·yarder as a junior. Also avallable is Colom- bl a n Carlos Carter Bot h arc• sidewinders DEFENSIVE UNE ford re- Vaqs Dave F1•n, but Will They Win? QUARTERBACK Haven 16·1. 170 sr.1 appears s et as Laiuna Beach's No. 1 signal caller. bul tbere Is depth here. especially with am· bldextrous sophomore Lance Stewart 16-1 . 1751. Also in the picture• are Eric O'Connor 1s.10. l~ sr 1 and Kevin Norick 1s.2. 180 Jr.'· allhouAh the latter will probably be at light end t urns at one defensivt> end spot. while the other ls being contt>Sted bct wet•n Oalt'!> and Rl'ano. Oalc:-. was Patnck llcnry's most improved player on the 101>homore level Al tackle are Buck. Mudge and Reano lleano is a notch behind due to 11 ar· nvmg late but could move mlo lhl' !>tarting picture .. . , I Irvine High enters the 1978 football season with seniors for the first time, but the c ha llenge the Vaqueros were faced with In 1m without seniors may have been but a prelude to this year's task. den amidst a squad of 45. The Vaqs or Coach Chuck SorcabaJ, although they possess a squad virtually intact with a year 's experience. are ente red in the Sea View League where Corona dt•l Mar. E l Toro and Costa Mesa arc expecting ban· ner seasons. "MATURITY HELPS." says Sorcabal. "Our seniors have as· sumed leadership roles and they want the good seas on. But there's no doubt we didn't meet teams last year or the caliber of t eams we'll see this year with the exception of a couple." "WE'VE LOST s ome depth with the absence or a couple of our players from l ast year," says Sorcabal. "But we've more than offset that with an incred1· ble attitude. This was a sore point for us last year, but not now. We're having fun and going home s mlllng." The Vaqs will get their first taste of outside competitio n Saturday night at 7:30 whe n Capistrano Valley invades and Sorcabal says he hopes to gel s ome affirmative answers to questions in the offensive line. Jlll me will come from haJCbacks Swuncoat 15-8, 165 Jr. 1 and Sam <'lounts 1s-6. 150 sr.1. Clounls is com- ln#l orr knt'C !>Urgery, however. Also in the pic·ture is Tennessee transfer Steve Davis 15-8. 160 sr.1. Here's a look at the Vaqs : QUA RTERBACK Thomp!.on Much or the leadership In the Vaqueros' program ls being s up- plied by seniors Herb Thompson, Steve Bodkin. Mark Swancoat. Damien Watte r s . Darre ll Sprewell and Andy Odden amld'>l .1 squad of 45. 15 10. 165 sr.1 may bc Irvine's b<.•!.t ovt>rall athlete. He 's consistent with his passing and 1:-. a threat in the runn111g itame out or Irvine's vc"t•r. Depth could be a problem. Oddt·n •5·10. 175 sr. l rould be l.ost for lht:' season due lo a liver ailment and Ma Rnolia H1Rh transfer Ray de- 1\ v1 lla '~·9. 146' Is out for four RECEIVERS Probably lrvine·s stronRc·!.l Point. the Vaqs have Dan \1onlevt·rde at split end. Monteverde Is the fastest on the team with 4 7 40-yard bpeOO from a 6·3. 19S-pound frame. Jim Weise. a junior who couldn't play on the varsity In ·11 because he was only 14. is at tight end. Weise checks in at 6-4. 195 Alternating at flanker are Gary Junt"• 15 G. 1:15 sr 1 and University • weeks with a broken hand. RUSNING BACKS As it was in t!J77. the bulk or lr\'inc's running Ritter, Leach FavOred Paci/ ic Soutluoost Finals Set Sunday Friendly rivnls Horst Ritter and Dick Leach are seeded first and second in the prestigious 35· year -old men's singles division of the 52nd Pacific Southwest Seniors tennis championship, which began Monday at Newport Beach Te nnis Club. "Dick and I have known each other for seven or <'IJ.!hl yt'nrs. and we've played a lot or matches lnJ<t•lher," Hitler !>ays. "Obviously, we know a lot 11 hout cuchotht'r's strengths and weaknesses." A LONGTIME RESIDENT of .Pasadena, R lt· tcr Is rnnkcd No 1 umoog Southern Callfomlu 's Junior vets wh1lt• l.A>8ch, u Loguna Beach resident, 1s rated No. 3. Whe n tht>y team up for doubles, the junior vet rnnklng8 aay the re is no better tandem in Southern California. T hey last cam e face to-face In the Southern California seniors cham ( ) plonshlp at Huntington TE iuiu•~ Beach 's Lindbora Rac-t ~n•.:J q uet Club. Ritter pre· ---------valled ln three sets. OVER 7MPLAYERS belwoenthea1esof36ond 70 hove entered the Pacific Southwest tourney, which ispent 4~ yc•nr11 nt the Lo~ Angeles TeMls Club bdM 1• movlnR to Newport ~ach seven summcn; ugo llon 1.ivlni.ts lon of Laauna Beach bas drawn t ht> top l't>t•d for men'" 45 slnales, while Julie lloyword. 11 pro for the~ host Newport Reach club, lo; No. 1 set'<! In women's 3S doubles. She lei.ms with Dorothy Mntthlet.5en. Another Newport Beach club member. Hele n Perez, lt1 s«.'dcd first tn the women's 40 singles, whllc NBTC's nick Mettcer joina .Ed Kauder as top seed for tht men's 50 doubles. CompetJUon ls scheduled every day this wttk, be tween 8 a .m . and 6:30 p.m .. and the finals will run Sunday between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m . E•enon, Trotct 1t'l11 111 Ne.,,.•rt Anthony Eme rson and Dennis Trout Joined rorces to capture t he men's open division or the re· cent Newport Be ach family doubles tourney. Emerson and Trout slopped Rick Cowley and Carl Van Winkle, 6·2, 6·3 in the finals. Open wome n's doubles was won by Nancy Jen- nings and Carol Willard with a 7·5, 6·3 triumph over Joy Pike and Bonnie Cameron. Harhor Ra~4~t Cl• r .... Dri~ Don Ward's Harbor Racquet Club In Costa Mes a launches lta membership campaign Friday with a 7 p.m. cocktail party for current and pro- Mpcctlve members. San Diego pro Jimmy Doan will be on hand to answer questions, and further Information Is available from the Harbor Racquet Club at642·2000. Lo• CaNllero• O.a..,.1 .. 1Mp Club champions In a ll d1vislons of m en's and women's singles wlll be determined this weekend as the Los Cabtlllcros Racquet and Sports Club holds ILc; 1978 singles championship. Los Cabnllcros is a lso bracing for a challenge match Sept. 23 against the Cerritos Tennis Club. Slgnups arc now being taken in the pro shop at Los Caballeros. 1200 .... Prl%e /ffetteJI Olll!ttfll A total purse of $200,000 will be on the line this weekend u the Arco Tennis Open aet.a under way at UCLA's Pauley Pavilion. Tbe 10.day Colgate Grand Prtx event features slnclea and doubles competttlon. Volleyball Clinic PomonaRacing Cllolct for youth volleyball players of varied IJetPns Friday ia,:t L~Ultles tx-1o1ln Sept. 30 nt La1una Beach POMONA _ Tht Los High transfer Mark Roberu 15.10. 160 Jr. I. OFFENSIV E LINE Art May • ~ 9. 200 sr. '· the strongest player on the team. anchors the line at center with Gary Rogers is.a. 165 Jr.1 backing him up. ·At guard are Darrell Sprewell 15.10. 165 >. t:n1vers1ty Hiah transfer Da vid Polliard 15.10. 200 Jr. 1 and Dave Nulling 15-9, IS> Jr. 1 At the tackles are Watters •6·1. 21S ar.1. Bodkin •6·1. lllS sr.1 and Steve Renteria 16·1, 200 Jr. 1. Steve Bills. st.opped by an operation a month ago. will move in· to a guard position when he 's physically ready. KICKING GAME Artie Moore figures to handle the puntlnl(. while Odden Is counted on for PAT duty. Marco Marin. a transfer from Italy. is working on kickoffs and field goal p<>sslbllities. RUNNING BACKS McCullough 1 S·8. ISO sr .1 returns at fullback with Tadd Kirsten •6-2. 185 sr. • prov1d Ing backup. At tailback a re three poss ibilities Norman Anderson. Bailon Arabe and John McCoy •6·2. 140 sr.1. Anderson •6·1. 197 'Ir 1 1:-. nearly recovered from a hamstring pull and Ara be • 5·8. 1401 h11 been d starter for three years In the Laguna Beach program. The slotback will be Pennsylvania transfer Ken JausM •6·0, 170 sr.1 or sophomore Enc Clark • 5-11. 1601. RECEIVERS Clark •R·I. 185 sr. 1 Is set at tight with Non ck and Tom McDonald 16·2. IS> Jr. 1 prov1d · LINEBACKERS The Artists have talent and depth here. one of the basic reasons for the switch to a 4·3. t''lankmg middle linebackl'r McCullouiih are Corev and Stewart. with backup provided by Kirsten. Brad Kitchen and Doug Green •SR, 160 Jr 1. who has returned to U.guna Beach after a year 1n Northl'rn California. SECONDARY MrCoy and o ·connor are at the comers with comjX!t1lion coming from Oliver and McGavock. Duane Clark Is at stroni.: safety with Nonck as depth. while weak safoty charts show Eric Clark running No. I ahead or Haven. mak · ini a brothers rombinatlon possibll· in the secondary. DEFENSIVE LINE Mon-teverde and Weise are al end with Rogers In a backup role. while Wal· lcrs. Rl'fltena and Polllard are at 1 ackle. all probably rota tine. Doug Clay 15·7. 145 !>r. 1 moves from run· ning back lo nos<'guard, Scrimmages Slated LINEBACKERS Bodkin, the With spring practke. summer passing leagues, s umme r weightllfting. pre·conditloning a nd two·a·d ays unde r the ir belts, Orange Coast area prep football teams get their first taste o( outalde competition this weeke nd in controlled scrim· ma~es. team captain for the seeond straight year. and Bills are the apparent linebackers wi th Clounts in a rehef role. SECONDARY Mark Roberti; Five are s lated for Friday ·night. followed by a bundle or others Saturday. and Jones ort> nt the comers with Davli; backing them up. At strong safety Is Odden and Thompson Is at free safety. Backing up Odden is Swancoat and Wally Jones •S~. 140 jr. 1 I~ behind Thompson . Here's the s chedule ror teams in the Sunset, South Coast and Sea View lea111eS. plus Ocean -By RoierCarl!IOfl Racing Results Holtywood P•rk ............ , ,, ..... ,,....... .............. Fl"t r eco -ltftlOllt Cll•,.<• IGovclr .. vl 4.IO, 4 JO, 1 IO; Clllltf LIQtllloot IVell ............ I • 60. J olO; AllCIV't HMYIOtlO llt-1 2.olO, U ••.o<le IM I o-ld """°· \oco"CI roco -H ILtllO lt•llCll f Alcllftlondl ~ U JO, •.OO; "''"' <-I Pee l~-HI II 60, • 00; S."Qo Aov l~I • 40 fl>ird r.o<.-1,_•, KlflQ 15tlrl9901 '' •O. t .o. • n : .,...,., Apollo 181•<-mo"I U.M, 1 ... ; CIUS!< 0.t191' 1~17 JO Uorec141 1-.11 ........ 11.. Fov•lll rec•-O•IH'llCM Trelf'Of' fl 19"ttll Ill &.ID, S-61,. lAO; ...,,.,,.... \t11otor IOovdrtovl 1 to. • 00; c;..11o'I T•Ge 1 ...... 1J 40 """' • ..-vie a. Tw •Oov«NV> IT 00. I IO. '-OD; l<ew 8Vllot IPllll• 111,1 11.00. t .IO; Ht"41e't ROH IVellendl""*"I UO. U Ue<le 1-.11 POICIUJ2. ' Stoll! rec.--Oortlr lord lltvetlt«I Oe4 M•r ....... , . ....... .., .. =---· ""' •----\lee IMcCM· ' ..... 10 • .eo. '·'°· l.'41; COlllVtlO .. AolO"' 1-1 •IO. 4 00. F•IM• °""' 1a--1..- S e<o 11• ••<•-So••"••• fMcH.,..,.I S 001 U0.. 1,IO; 0..."4 0 111e11u 10..llfft•lll J.00. 1 . .0. PM\Jtlfy ,,._. IPtercol 1AO. Delly -ll·Jlo-idUIOO. Tllfnl tet.-f>f~ AUii l~el 6 IO. 4 00. UO; O'Aoyqn I Plftyy I 4 40, J.IO. "'°"'°" la.lluw• • 00 U t•K4• 11-11 NICI Ill.a. "11111 rece-C.ll\IM-Cltvrn ICMp. me111 6.M>. J 40. J.M; RI"'° fie I T~I ...... 'IO; Tom lleodly 1v.i- C1V91 I ).00 U•U<141 INI INIOVl.00. :U 10, 11.IO. 4,IO; CM•14'1t Pley SI•'" re<•-O••vv111e Down 1"911111QI .._..,,JOO; ...... 1 ftf'lltMtt llSllOt"' ... e'I • •0, \.60, J 40; IVellef'Ctl.......,,.14.00 ·~oe1f9ICM1\ IMc...,..,_I S.lO, lOO; s ... 111111 "1<•-JHI•'• Cllolco ~ A and Mater Dei <Angelus League l : ....... , 'ioftor• '"VT _ _, MoH_ V .. lo 11:300"' I 1.-~"' 1.-C .... H--1 ~ OOM I l'ootfllll a! II W ;I 9Mc1I 110-"'· • Senile .. Wo L I a'9r 11:301 0c .. 11Vlewa!WllSITorr.nal1:l011.m I s.tar'llly Tv\l..,a!0....-.110•m • Uf'l""'9y ec ....._ Vle .. 11 pm. I ~•w Del .c "-' ..--. 11 om.I S.nt• Ane Veli.t v• "--v .. ..., et Hunt· "'9ton a..ai 11 11.m .1 ..., ... '" ~ .. •t s.m. An• Bowl " 0"'' L...-. ..... .C El..,_. 17 p.m. I CetU Meuec~ -• 17:JOo m .t ... _ ,,.. eor-.i MM •t WntmlMlet If JO o.m .1 c.mr-v.-., .. 1...-o :JOo.m.1 ISl>flOO\I ti IO, S.70. S.70; Room•llQ Henovor IGovcl•Uul • 00, \ 40; Hell'IO Tlmw IK119411WI t :IO U ••<K• I• 14-l I peld llllt.SO 1E1011111 •ece-Snoopy Rod11ey IClllll U.00, uo. U 01 ,_.._ Slro•• ll0f'901 4 ~. l JO, C-$'9.,.. IA•l<lll-1160 Sewollll!I ••ctt-Jnt of C••CI• IM<H••9ve1 •.10, 4.20. l 00; Slerwoocl IPfnceyf UO, t 40; - MOllMI• IC..~I uo. U HK .. II• I polcl "4,00. tkJyor Som soys: Hlfllll •~e-TllMI lrl\11 ITodcl) J• >O, 11 fO. s oo, Ftn4 t•uoe IAll<lllol n JO, S 70; C.-W RkMnt l l lfllllll•lll t IO T •"Ill ••Ct -al, let1Clor 1o-r.. ... 1 II.JO, S IO, 4.10; CMlnye J~tl ''"""°''I) 10. I >O. W O'°OO E.., IK ...... I lA U Heci. 1-.t1 polcl$ol21 At•,.._.-4,IM. e1,111" •ece-Fly l119 P•IOf IPlotCO I 1 Ml, ) 40. 1 10, PtlOfltY IPlft<..,f J .. , J>O, A-Obll\- IM<H••twl l IO Hlfllll ••o -Golelo" Oo< A•, IM<He•tvel I JO, 4 JO, 1 .0, MIKI S...... I011--..1 a Ml. l 10, Slyll\ft OtM-l~I 2 IO U .. K i. 11·'1 potCI '"'· •n-.-... au. CA$HCARD Is Coming To Orange County A rew way ro fighr inflorion .. A oew way ro srrefCti ycxx buying dolloo!...h's CASH~ and I l.KgE" f!"lf!!fY retOiler and e'\lefy COOSlmer concerned wtm lnflorion ro join our reom or CASH ON:>. •'Matof SomM ~ Th~ proRram 18 conct ucttd and coached by lhe Anaelu County Fair 1taff of VoUeybull lnt<'rnoUonol, a company based will open a l4·day horac in Cotta Mesa. raclnf meetln1 Friday with lrtt poet a.t 12:30 The nr1t claht·WCck 8eMlon •• open to btgln· tor tho 12·r•ce card. nln1 bo)'I and 1trli. throuah etahlh 1rade. wltb Racina will take p1ace Saturda)' MUlona runnln1 from 9-10:30 a .m. Ad· e ve ry day but Sunday vanctd bealnncn, also lhfOUlb lht elablh trade, with the final day on wlll be taught t1uch Saturday from 10:30 to noon. sept. 30. The flrat race WE'RE HERE WHEN YOU NEED US/I Retlatrauoo f~ la $16, and compl te Worm•· will be •n Appaloosa lion 11 1v1Jl1blc trom Volleyball International at followed by two quarter- 6U-42M. horae races and nlne N0te10,...--.11w....., 10.00 ...... 1,.... ....... ., • 10.00tel,......., ~Look for .... Coti Cod~.,.. 1114 W\ vcu enc ~ 11 1:» ~ °" )Q.I aooo1 ComumM: F'rtd OJ ~ Caf'i Cold lock fer OAJod in.,o.rbeal ~erwad'l"-Sar'I 'YCJITY~ a10'0YWI t:l ~are OOpm CAUJl7l t l tll-CAIN On Sunday, Oct. 1 a lS-week clinic betlns ror thorouthbnMi events . hJ1h ttbool vanity and Junior vanity boys, wltb A ~ uacta wm bt run the fee Ht al 9'$. Clut<'• be1ln •l •:30 each S.tur· on lho rourth, seventh, day. ninth and l2lh raet's. ·~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim __________________ _, •• J ~ ... -. ... . . . .... -..... ,. . , ............ .,,,. .. .. ., ...... _ ... --...... -.... -.. OUToooRS 'AClf lC OClAN 0 M MllC IANI( ROUTES OF GREY WHALE HERDS. U.S. U naffeeted Mexico Bam Whale Watch ~he unofficial announcement Tuesday by the Mexican Government that 1t will ban grey whale watching along the west coast of Baja will not af- fec t whale watching lovers in American waters. Each year. long range charter boats have been sailing from San Diego carrying thousands of passengers to the whales' calving grounds as far s<>uth as Magdalena Bay and to small bays nort~erly of this point. Four years ago, the largest calving area at Scammon 's lagoon was closed to tourists. . Now whale watchers will. have to be content with merely seeing the gams of these mammals blowing ~nd cruising close inshore along Newport, Dana Point and south on their way to the breeding grounds, then again intercept the animals on their way back north to the Bering Sea. Thursday Sepl"mbor 14 1978 OAIL Y PILOT 8 5 Slow-motion Man Humans R mik Low on Speed Scale 8y l>IC"K aOarNSON 0tu.o.i1trtlll~ In Lhe wtld, there 15 a time to nee and a lime to hid . 'The Jaw or the JUnlJle l.s stop. look and Usten b«>Core you cro5s Lhl' veldt bccuuse only tbe wiliest. mtcsl, neeteal or tilronge~t ~urv1ve What Satchel Paige said. "Don't look over your •boulder because someone might be chaaing you." ia an lnvulld uduc In the wild. If Jim MontROmery, who i!'J the fastest swim· mcir In the world. 11wam 4.S miles per hour the rest o( hl1 llfo In thl' open ocean. as hf.! dJd to win the Olympic 100 meter r11cc. every predator in the sea, except c l ams and the like, would have Mont3omery for lunch. 1f man had wings likti birds, be would fa.re no better In the air. Witboul something other than apeced ror defense. a flying man would be fair l(ame for plunging falcons that dive on their prey at close to 200 mph DUCKS n .YING as fas t as 90 mph are duck oup to these birds. And pigeons are pigeon pie because they rocket along at only 60 mph, if they arc 1n 3 hurry Ir man were naked and unarmed in the wild. hf' would be no match-up ror most of the animals that roam there Th • !Jon charges at SO mph. A cheetah has beE>n clocked at 70 mph over 100 yards. The Cape buffalo, the most dangerous animal hunted, can sprint 42 mph. There Is no purse money Lor place and show in th~ wild. Animals with cbarley horses and hip pomters are losers Al slake is life. Winning is the only lhlng and everything. IF THE WILDEBEEST and Thomson's gazelle can get out of the starting blocks quick enough and maintain their SO mph pace. they can wear out the cheetah or lion. If not. they are steaks. . With their eyes in their heads, high on top or their periscope necks. giraffes can usually spy out predators and trouble and lope out of harm's way aL32 mph. In high gear, from fear. the pronghorn an· telope running at 61 mph can easily outstrip the coyote boiling along at 43 mph. But if the elk wasn't bolting at top stride at 45 mph, it could easi· ly become coyote meat. Confronted by a grizzly bear that can move his gre~l hulk at 30 mph, a white tailed deer is in real peril because both the bear and these deer have been timed at the same speed. · HASELY CRAWFORD, -Olympic 100 meter gold medalist and the top sprinter in the world. has been clocked at running a record pace or 27.89 mph. Even at this speed. Crawford is some two mph slower than your house cat, a wart hog, the grizzly and white tailed deer. The consolation to Crawford is that he is about three mph faster than an elephant that charges al 2S mph. BUT TIDNK WHAT would happen to your everyday jogger if he was cornered by the deadly black mamba snake that can wiggle along at 20 mph? Man is much sfower than a mongolian wild ass, zebras and hyenas, some 40 mph speedsters, and jackals, rabbits and whippet who can roll along at as mph. M anldnd ls so slow in the animal world. ll would be much ~ll~r 1f the ordinury pen;on tried his luck racing barnyard chickens that cackle along at nine mph. or pigs that oink about at 11 mph Jt 1s no wonder that the plodding man invented the spear. bow and arrow and gun. and why he domesticated the horse. ASTRIDE ms TRUSTY steed, an animal that cn11 spurt up to 48 mph, man could run down bison. chase deer and cattle. and nee from any grizzly he surprised in a sticky thicket situation. The moraJ of the story is a fine one about the tortoise and the hare. But their relative speeds are an irrelevant bunch or hogwash. In an hour, a rabbit can run 184,000 feet. In the s ame time span, the lumbering tortoise can travel 897 feet at a rate or 0.17 mph. Actually, the race that the world would most believe. would be a barn unburner between the three· toed sloth and the tortoise of fame. I F HANDICAPP ERS studied their unblaz.ing speeds they would discover a tortoise covers 105 more feet ln an hour than a sloth that inches along at 0.15 mph and will move 792 feet in the same time. The race would be more fun than watching grass grow. It would be a perfect race for Howard Costll to call. He would have plenty of time to use all the words he knows indescribingthis action. Though speed is king in the wild. still man has survived because of his brain. And wondrously. mother nature has provided the tortoise with an extremely strong armor that the sharpest teeth can't penetrate. that Is not dissimilar to Howard Cosell 's tough skin, and maybe the reason for his survival too! · What's Doing Outdoors JIM NIEMIEC Salt water angling continues to provide Southland anglers with a variety of fish. Large schools of albacore are still off Point Loma. while yellowlaH. bonito. bass and barracuda are being taken in good numbers along the entire coasUine. Fishing pressure has fallen off and anglers are enjoying some very good angling when the weather is cooperative. Most of the sport fishing boats are still running out to fishing spots on a daily basis from Davey's, Art's and Dana, but down San Diego way many of the large sportfishers are gearing up for long range trips into Baja ·s waters. Feank LoPreste of Fisherman's Landing in San Diego reports that the big game fishing off Ba· ja's west coast should be fantastic this season. Good currents and lots of fish should make these seven to 14-day trips very memorable this year oc1ET sHm IB ~~~~,~~?r~ ~'ftwEA 0 If Ydl/ ~JIE /)/!!II/IP ~ff 616 >tRYt /II fiJIJ/tE5"· Fight Pre servation Hunters Start National F11nd From AP Dispatches Ohio's Wildlire Legislative Fund has gone na· taonal and sportsmen's groups across the country h.av~ a new ally m their battle agamst preserva· t1oms ts The fund. now the Wildlife Legislative Fund or America. plans to spread the word to organiza· lions on the state level on how to beat the anti· hunting. anti-trapping and anti-fishing forces at their own game. Cha1rman of the board is G. Ray Arnett of Stockton. 1mmed1ate pas t president of the National Wildlife Federation and former director of the California State Fish and Game agency Among the directors is Pittsburgh Pirates president Dan Galbreath. also of Columbus. The WLF' recently won a suit brought to have the interest on money from sales of hunting and fishing licenses paid to a -;tale wildlife agency for use in projects or the Ohio Division or WildJife. And that. said James Glass. WLF president. 1s the first time .. sportsmen have gotten standing in a court as a class. ·'There 1s u tremendous need for its ct he WLF's I existence" on national level. Glass said. ··Right now. we have a need to educate the general public to the fact that the sportsman is the greatest conservationist," he said. ~ "We will be heaviiy involved in l legal arena. We will initiate court action as well s join· ing cases as a friend of the court.·· . There is still some speculation in diplomatic circles as to why the Mexican Government chose to invoke the ban. CurrenUy, American officials are negotfaUng a marine mammal treaty which includes the treatment of the grey whales. But this early move by Mexico surprised the negotiators who ire no• awaiting an official announcement ·or--------------------- There are lots of greenies off our coastline with sports boats loading up sacks and marlin fish· ermen having no problem in getting live bait for billfish. Unfortunately, there may be too much bait in the water. according to Whitey ·at Angler's Center in Newport Beach. With all the bait available. billfisb seem to be reluctant to bite. Most of the fish taken this year to date, have been caught on jigs. with green the favorite color. Ile said be thinks the immediate problem fac· ing the newly·naltonal organization is in the state assemblies where those opposed lo tbe con sumptive use of wildlife "continue to tramp on tht-• fringes. on archers and trappers." ··Trus is the sort of thing we've got to instill in s ports men across this country. They've been kicked and whipped and made fun ol too long. the reasons by our neighbors to the south. The grey whale has been a prolect.ed species since 1947 and 1s presently oo the endangered species list even though present estimates put the total population at some 11,000 whales. The most spedacular performance ot the calv ing and breeding whales is that of breaching, when the animals surface suddenly, lifting their huge bulk half their body length into the air before fall· ing back Into the sea with a tremendous splash. Rarely is this act seen except in the bays and lagoons in Mexico. Whih.• Americans will only be able to boa.rd charter boats and watch the actual migration of the whales in our waters, to date there have been no reports of cancellation or ban of air and bus charter trips to whale watching stations along the shore at Scammon's lagoon in Mexico. Off Newport Fish Officials Check Fleet This week sports fi shermen were alarmed by the prCS('nce of a fleel of some 20 commercial trawlers camsx.-d orr the Newport Pier taking huge catches of mackerel aboard. Many concerned citizens telephoned the Daily Pilot to learn iC the boats were netting pacific mackerel, a prized marlin and broadblU bait and forage for game fish. For many years, the pacific mackerel has been noted by the species' absence in these waters. This year, the fish have shown in vast schools from the mouth of the Santa Ana River south to Oceanside close off shore. The Dally Pilot learned from Department of Fish and Game spokesman Ralph Young that Fish and Game omcers are checking the mackerel catch by the fleet each night in San Pedro where the fish are taken to market. By law, 9.300 tons or pacific mackerel can be taken this year. There is only 300 torus left to be taken of the quota as of today, according to Young. Young said the Investigating omcers also found the catch was comprised or only s percent pacific mackerel, while tht remalnder was made up of jack mackerel on which there Is no limit. After the 9,300-ton quota of pacific mackerel, or green backs, as they are called, have been caught, the sea90fl ls closed, except catches of Jack mackerel can contain an incidental amount of 18 percent of the green backs as part of the take. ADOtber lnterestlni facet or mackerel fishing is that the rommerclal neet must fish outside the three mile limit from May 1 to Sept. 10 during the beach closure season. Now. the trawler neet may fish In as close as the surf line, as they were doing this week orr the Newport Pier, until next May. A few years ago. paclfic mackerel · were caught at night by u11lng llghl3 and a gunny sack tull of ground up anchovies and meal. When the mackerel were attracted by this chum, the fish were Ul\.ed over the slcJe ln brailln8 or butterfly nets. Before boards were lnatalled on decks of com· merclal boats. the take and weight or the c. atch of mackerel 1omeUmu cauaed boats to list and cap lie from the unequal wel1ht of the bu1e 1Qad$ or mackerel caught in ~is maMer. Now the neet uaea more modern met.bodJ of neUln1 the m~kerel. which a.re dumped lnto a hold and sold at market. .. . . -, ... ~--~ Bis First Alha~ore J im Sanders of Fountain Valley holds up a 25-pound albacore he caught olf San Diego. The longfin fi shing is starting to tail off this time of year. D e ep Sea Fish R e port The marlin action has calmed down from the southeasterly blowing early in the week. but the bite ls expected to pick up over the weekend for anglers rtahlng In tho ATSC one day Marlin Tournament BroadbUI have continued to show In larae numbers below the 14-mile bank and around the 209 mark. Jn the party boat department. bonito and mackerel and bass fi.8htng Is the beat In years and there seems lo be no predict•ble end to huge bags of £1sh counted. IANTA ..,..,(A -•> MIOien; "°~---··,..-no°""" n rocll IMIU 10 bonito, 2 NlflJllt, 19«wel -~ ""' .. ,.. * mtc11«91. J <•ff<• wn, ' IMl.:::::=-.rr:.;.::.. lf!tfOn. OJ Celko .._, IU boftlle. I IWNlo ... YUITu•l ., lftO'""· 1 llflt <OG, 'Miit, 2t tea -.o-t. u co. ceo, )olO roo <fG. 110C .. ICAI !MIU, IU l'«k Ital\, 40boftltl, 1 't'lffOWtAlff. MO•..:O IAY llrWt't L.Mllflel -It ~ JO !"Of• coel Jt roe ~,.~10-.. JffMCod. ,..,., -u.l!Qltn: llOtotkCeCI, SlltltC!.:C., ho••· IVlrt't) MOl«t. JlllnOC.O. UJrotll c.O LON 88ACM 1"41MM l"Mrl -JI .,..._!'$: S ,..llOWUlll, 2 _,Kud41, U t •llCO .. U. 4 ._,,. IMU, 2" llOl\fte, ti rMCkOt'llf, _.reel< lf)ll, ....... , 11"10r0 -Jl ellllltn. 'llletrK ...... UI _.._, 1J1 t .itco ...... I ............ • roo ""' tto tNC•-'· .,. .. +,. u•u"" -J.t ""' .. " _, rkk 11111 st ,... INillllO' n ""' CM. I~ ctlleo llO • mtcUAI ' •• 111~~11~~00 IAWl!k._. ~~• -1IO MIOl'!n m .,.._ •. ~ o.i.110 . AVILA .. ., '"'"SMLill•I J041ftQltn ltll"ftod. JOOr«• , .. There have been lots or swordfish caught this year . In fac\, this should be one of the best years on record for rod and real broadbill catches. Larry Vaughn of Newport Beach landed a 253-pound swordfish last week while his wife Lynn ran their deluxe sportfisber "Iman", and came down oft the bridge to stick the broadbUl with the Oying ga! lo assit in the landing of the boat's first swordfish. Vaughn had nothing but praise for bis wife's ability at the helm and her skill at handling the gar al the most critical point, when a green fish is brought to boat. LADIES DAY TOURNAMENT Newport Harbor's Pacific Anglers hosted the ina ugural Tim Tate Ladies Day Invitational Tournament this past weekend. and even though fishing was tough, the tournament was a success. Sixt een boats were entered and they represented six Southern California Clubs. The first marlin was boated by Kat.by Garrett on the sportfisher "Jar-A-Mar" fishing (or the BAC. and the s econd s pikebill was taken by the boat "Saltimine" representing the Los Pescadores angling club. Husbands skippered their wives and gave the day of fi shing to the ladies. who are becoming very profi cient <il angling in our off shore waters as well as Mexico. Plans are already underway for the second Ladles Day Tournament next September. All of the proceeds from the tournament are banded over to the AvaJon Hospital Fund. For more information on participating In next year's tournament phone the Pacific Anglers via the Balboa Angling Club at 673~. BAJ A'S RESORTS REOPENING Most or the resorts below La Paz have been closed for the past six weeks and are now reopen- ing to fi shing. The sportfishes have been re- oulfitted. painted and ready for another season. There should be great angling awaiting those big game fishermen who Intend on visiting Baja during October and November. The big black and blue marlin should be ln the waters off Buena Vis· ta and there should be plenty or good marlin. sai I fish and dorado flshlng to make for a good vacation. Resorts will start filling up fast and airlines will also be booked early. Aeromexlco bas good connections for all resorts in Mexico flying either out of Los Angeles or Tijuana. DEE• SEASON OP ENS NEXT WEEKEND The optnlng or the t978 general deer season ii\ ju!lt a week away and expectations are tbat it wUI be a good year for deer hunters. All areas of California report good field conditions and deer are In prime shape. Re~nt rains have helped cut down on the chance or fire closures, but hunters are still warned to be very carelul In the field. The best areas to hunt ln Callfomla will be alonf( the eastern Sierra between June Mountain and Colevllle and the Lake Isabella country. Deer will be holding tight In heavy cover during the first couple or weeks or the season, but should start coming out aa the rut season dc.welops. ThlJ year·a deer hunLlmf prorram ls recelvln1 a Jot or nak by s portsmen who feel that they have been taken ndvantn1e ot by lhe Department of F'lsh and Oame. Let's hope that next year wlll sec regulaUons return to 1a state that will help the hunter rather than waste money and confuse the deer hunter In California. "We're not going to become involved in broad- based conservation programs." Glass explained. ··There are plenty of organizations doing a great job at that. Ducks Unlimited. The National Wildlife Federation . . "Our Job ls to look aner the heritage ot t he ~mertcan sportsman protecting bis right to bunt and fish,·· he said. Andy Crean Master Angler Andy Crean of South Laguna won the Harry Davis Marlin Tournament against a field of 123 anglers and will compete In the Master Angler Tournament fish-Off at Duck Key, Florida starting Nov . 7. Accounting for three marlin in the competition held over Labor Day Weekend. Crean will face the high anglers who have won other Master Angler regional tournaments across the country. Crean hooked up with one marlin off Catalina and then moved with the big bite of stripers off San Diego. where he caught two more fish. Sponsored by a beer company and a motorboat magazine. Crean Will be nown to Florida for the big fishoff in a competition with nine other anglers which will determine the top angler in the United States. Fowl Play Th e Ninth /\nnuul Orange County Chapter of Ducks Unlimited f\lnd raiser dinner party will be held Thursday, Sept. 21 at the Orange Co unty Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. More than 400 duck and ~oose hunters from all over OranJle County m eet annually to ex· change hunting stories. secret hunting spots and take home the many raf- fle and auction prizes or- fered at the dinner. The festivities begin with free cocktails al 6:30 p.m , followed by Calendar P1'1411y (I ~ "'°"'~ l ~ Weier llOIO-Oll'Ma Otl ~r. Ml\, tlOll VltjO, Oceafl v ..... •!ICI Hulll· lllt'O!I 9"<.fl al 1t11t _..,.. LHOllt To11rn•"'•"'· Sanllaoo ti 1rv•n• "'"'· O•M """ .t f!I roro 111o1" ) UI ~••111•11 Hrllfllfl•tat-S•" Cl•menlt n Etl.in<la al H..._I Hlf-, "-11111 .C HIH!llnetOft k«ll 100111 •1 11 dinner nnd then a nlithl or run and excitement. Tick e ts ca n b e purchased in advance al Grant 's, Andrew 's, Roube n's and Neal 's Sportinft Goods Stores in Orange County. In addition to dinner. coc ktails and raffle prizes. the ticket price includes a one year's membership in Ducks Unlimited. Tickets will also be available at the door prior lo 6 : 30 at the fairgrounds orr Fair Drive. Trout Plants The following lakes and streams. listed by co unty , will b e restocked t.hls w~k with catchable·slie rainbow trout from Department of Fish and Gam e h11tcherie5: 0"AHGC: -Nolf'OUI,._, 1.0\ AHO«LU -..... ota C._, ~ CM!yOll "''°" 0-Y'I .. wae. S.11 0 Mrlf4 Ill-le.HI, W. .. -Nori" 11-or<ll•>. UPOOr Plrv creu l,f.iw:llf!IMI'\ 1'1 .. 1 SAN 1£~.AllOINO -...... , l.tlt. Of"-Vtlloy ~O, °""°'y L.•k•, Lfllt ()...-,,,,.,_. ...._ ...,,,_ ~ll, 5'lftW ~"'-·.,._.AN .,.,., ,5oo11,.,_., UH Olf(;O -Cuy-.e LM.e. '" ,. .. • • • • .. • t • e • • I• ··-··-.... ·--··---....... _ -I 1 ... OM.VP1LOT Business Blah: Econo mic O u tlook R a ted Xer ox Colp. Cu~ Back 8y JORN CU NIF ... ,., ...._. _"' The re-elecUon bopea of PTM1· aetst Cart.c.-r won't aet mu~b b h> from l.M economy. 1r the t'ILPf't' taUona ol a rorcnt'r L't'Ooom1c atJ "llt'T a~ fulf\lled Time May Solve Its Ills, But Carter Can't A.fiord to W'ait He t~mf'd the-f'C'OftOm1t out look (Ot tbt M"Xt 18 lo 24 months .. b)lb ... tht> traulalloo ol W'tucb me.ns a weak: economy and tonUnuf!d In· tlatlo o and. sadly . llUI" that cao bt done about It ·11ct-1U1n. hl• analy1la l1o"t likely tn ln11pirl' much cmlhualum ror lha odmh\latroOon '• economic mun gement ( BUSINESS ANALfSIS J Klein's views were air~ ln ronJtmrUon wllh the release lo· day of the-quarterly projecuons o f Wharton Econometric Forf'c 11una As&0elates. an or· i:onaullon owned by tbu llnl\lt"r'Sll)' ()( renruiylvanla. would bllve to be deaJl wllh later The Wharton A!soclates com· ment that the Ca rter ad· ministration isn't likely lo react puslvcly to the political aspects of cont.lnued lnflaUon and un· employment. but they wam that its options are limited. ''Th~re &l'f' 1\o qult'k aolu cu••••• tlons ... aaad Pro/~~r l.a"' rc·n<'t' R Kleln. The most enrouraglng nev."" Qff red by KJ~n. tbe prtnt'lpaJ ecanom1c brlllo ln tht> (; rU'r c-lcctloo campaign, i lhat "'t! ureo't Ukely lo have a rec~on. In ll, Klein nd his tt8110eiates. f' GcranJ Aditm s and JUchard M Yoon'1. d~scrlbe a future cconom y ol 7 pertt:nt lo 8 per. rPnl Inflation. with M>mc rise in •he Joblt~11 ruw be&ianlng in lhu t.ccond h"'1r or 1979. "Solutions to the l.nllation pro· blem seem to be restricted to a major and extended recession or a long period of slow growth sup- plemented by Inducements to in· creased product1vity," they say. WHILE HE CONC£DF.D that u weak «"OOOmy m ight serve aJo. a parU&I corTtttlw ror ~-cent •'ACED WITH A drab ec-onomy, prcviOWi admlolslra· \ions have atlempled to quicken the pace of activity before elec· lion lime, even at the risk of creating maladjustments that THE WHAJlTON forecast as· sumes tax cuts or about SlS Spuds to Fight Baek Potato Board Objects to Stovetop Stuffing A.ds BOISE. Idaho <AP) -Tired or seeing TV husbands choose stuf· flng over mas hed potatoes. America's spud g rowers are s quar ing off against General Foods to te ll the world lhnt potatoes "beat the stuffin. out or stuffing." motion bonrd executive direct.or. THE POTATO BOARD is tak· ing a low·key approach in its ad campaign, planning newspaper advertisements in major Easte rn metropolitan cities. "We belie ved Ce v e n > a negative mention of a commodi· ty such as the potato did more JlOOd than harm. But we didn 'L reckon with the growers." "We're showing lhe potato has much more nutritional value and the comparison will bopetuJ. ly convince the Madison Avenue people to withdraw the ad that's really just attacking potatoes,•• Mercer said. The National Potato Promo· tlon Board. a Denver·ba)>ed as· ~ociation. decided to launch a c ampaign to counter the food packagi,ng giant's widely shown commercial for its Slovelop Stuffing mix. WHEN GROWERS IN Idaho, Maine and other parts of the c·ountry expressed their outrage, Mercer said lhe board wrote to General Foods, asking them lo modify or cancel the ads. The board's ad states that a small potato has one·third the minimum recommended daily adult requirements or vitamin c. Mercer said. Stovetop Stuffing, on the other hand. has virtually no vitamin C, he added. ·THAT AD PRESENTS a husband and wife who are given · the choice or mashed potatoes nr slurring. She predicts he'll pick pot atoes. but th e hus band chooses stuffing. "When they didn't respond," he said , "we told them we dJdn't think their ad was unbiased and !-.aid we didn't think they could find a husband that would ac· tuully do it ... Ms . Fennell a cknowledged mashed potatoes with mUk and butter have greater nutritional value than Stovetop Stuffing. But she said lhe nutritional value or the two products compares favorably. "Al first. we took the attitude that they wer e m e ntioning p otatoes so why s hould we worry," said Bob Mercer, pro General Foods spokeswoman Trerie Fennell said the firm has no record of a letter from the hoard. She said the commercials were based on extensive re· ~carch . ·Coas t Workers Cited Jameti E. Clark, Mission Viejo, has joined Western Paclftc Flnanc:lal Cofl)., Newport Beach, as regional vice president. He will direct the mortgage , lending operations of the com· pany's Region I. which is com· prised of 11 branch offices in California and Hawaii. He also will manage his region's con· s truction lending progr am. His headquarters are al the com· pany's branch office in Orange. Before joining Weste rn Pacific. he was associated with CUtAK P.M.l. Mortgage Insurance Co .. in Los Angeles as a regi~nal manager. * Joseph Caro bas Joined B.M.A. Arc:hiltttural Group, Costa Mesa, as director of corporate de· velopment. He will work at the main office In Costa Mesa. Before the appointment, he was dirttlor of J .C. Marketing Services in Encino. and a consul· lant lo R.M.A. • He is responsible for expanding marketing and client services. * Frank (Bad) WislJlskl has been named finan· cial administrator for Bozell & Jacobfl/Pac:lfic. Working out or the Newport Beach office, be wlll be responsible for the financial administration or BREAKING THE SUGAR HABIT All resear ch signs seem to lodtcate that sugar Is M addictive and potentially destructive drug . And yet , the av e r age p erson consumes about 125 pounds or sugar every year . According t o accepted standards or dl11nosin~. our entire s o c I e t y I s a c l u o II Y· Pf't\•dlobetlc:. You shOuld know about the potential dangers of too rnucb augar In your farnlly 's diet. Dlacuss It wltb you r famil y phy11 lclan ftnd your pb1rmaclst. Ther can ofrer yo u h e pful 1u11e1U0na ror breakina the IUlll' habit. Y OU OR YO U R DOCTOR CAN PHONE US when you need a proscription. Pl<'k up your prH crlpUon Ir ahof pinl nearby. or we wll deliver promptly withoUt extra char1e. A areat many people tntru1t us with their pre1crlpUona. Moy we comp®Dd youn? , ... Uld PfUJMACT ..... ....., ... ~ .... ........... 64>-llM Chamber Slates Seminars The Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Com· m e r ce will spons or seminars in invest· mcnts, small business m ark e ting, the a d · ministrntive assistant a nd a lcoholis m a s a business problem. Th e Investm e nt sem inar, costing $10 a person. will be held from 7:30 to 10 a.m. Sept. 27 at the Registry Hotel, Irvine. "Small Bus iness Marketing" wlll meet rrom 4 lo 6 p.m . on Tuesdays from Sept. 19 to Oct. 10, lo the cham· ber's conrerence room. Cost la $2S tor members and $3S r or non · members. A one·day course, ''The Administrative A1'· sistant, wUl be conducted Oct. S at lhe Shenton Newport. Cost of t80 to mem ben and $70 to non· members include.a lunch. ''Alcoholism -A Big Problem for Bualneaa will be ~ld Sept. 28. Cost Is $10. More lnformaUon ii1 avallable from the cbam ber,6«·8211. the company's omces in Newport Beach. Los Angeles and Palo Alto. He was employed for eight years by Arthur Young & Co. as office manager or computer audit· ing and an audit engagement manager. Bentley Laboratories, Inc., Irvine, h8.$ an· nounced the appointment of Paul PaddlagCoa as director of manufacturing for the newly formed cardiovascular manufacturing division. The division provides increased product development or disposable medical devices used in the handling and treatment of blood in heart and lun1t surgery. He was with Baxte r Laboratories fo~ 15 years. and was instrumental in the development or the Baxter Hays plant in Kansas. • Newpon Area Trawel, IDc., Newport Beach, has announced a reorganization and expansion. .hc:t L Ballard has joined the staff u general manager. Sae Ba1ma.na, a staff member for a year, bas been appointed office manager. The agency bas been appotnted to market Golf /Tennis Adventures International. an out· growth of Leif Ericson Tours. • Lesle Schaater, Newport Beach, former personnel director wilh the Hospital Corp. of America, bas been appointed to slmllar post at Foaataln Valley Co mmanlty Bo1pltal. She replaces Sam CraJg. Her background In personnel management In· eludes assignments wltb Redlands Community Hospital and Baker and Taylor Co., a national book wholesaler. • Qaall Place SecartUes Corp., Newport Beach. has announced that 26 Quail Place Companies real estate sales personnel have qvalified as registered securities salespersons for the sale of limited partnership securities and have received licenses. Quail Place Securities Corp. deals principally in sales or limite d partnership securities established by Quall Place Financial Corp., an aJ. filiated realty syndicaUoo firm. It. hes received approval from the National As· sociatlon or Securities Dealers, Inc., and from the Securities and Exchange Commlssion and the commisaioner of corporations of the state or California to act as a registered broker-dealer in the sale or limited partnership securities The new registered securities personnel are Don Berman, president, Quail Place Companies; Barban CHtle. J ack "ln,ne, Tom O'Connor , .leanlne Paqae«e Wataon, Barry Cowan, Nlc:ole Hatebetm, Jack Blanc:bard. Detl}'M O'CoueU, Many AJtmu, Ken FallerLLoa Meadowa, Be• Anold Due WIW&e, H. (Tes) Hoyt, Job Raaaeil, Pat Keat, Sam Sl8opll, TOllf S•rtor, &oy Blaekbal'll. Da•ld GeetUeore, Bob 8eot'1 Gee Ryu, Nedr18ellen,RldaanlC..._and.JollDYac:cartao. • Andenoa aad Andenoa tuaraace Broktt1, Inc., Newport Beach, has announced that Wllllam s. Calp, CPCU, lnlne bas Joined the firm as a properly and ca1Jua1ty detd representative. He hu bad experience In Cincinnati and Chicago a1 a commercial and personal tines "'11· derwrlter and waa catualty underwrtUn1 man11er •t the Great American office in Loll Angel11. He ts a former vt~ preaideot or a Beverly HilJJ agency. * M,.._ CM.lke> L. Carrlc:o, Costa Mesa, ha& Joined the tJ ..... baDC Com,-er Corp. u vice pre· sldent and dlreci.or of lnformaUon services. He Is former president and owner of In· Co/Productl/lntemational. ,,,.. .. ~ ..... , ~ . . . . ......... ··-····-··· I billion in both 1979 and 1980. But even whe n alternatives are wo rked into the coml)uler a nalyels, the inflation r ate through 1980 vari es only minutely. A greater tax cut. such as ad· vocated by Rep. J ack Kemp, R· N. Y., and Sen. William Roth, R· Del., would spur an advance in l4tal output during 1978 and 1979. Cor example, but might s till leave intlation near 7 percent. That. at least, is the con· c lusion o f the Whart on economists, who see the ad· ministration with a lmost no soundly based alternatives that might quickly boost its public image. THAT IMAGE BAS become pilled and stained in r ecent months as retail prices soared and unemployment, though 1m· proved over a year ago, re· maloed near 6 percent. The question implicit in the Wharton forecast is whether the president can accept what it s uggests is the only sound course. that is. to permit time and restraint gradually to heal the ecooomic wounds. An attempt t o s pur the economy, it suggests, would carry with lt the risk or a serious and prolonged economic re· cession that would hurt every· one. WITII nus lN mind the three professors conclude their forecast summary on a note in· tended to m a k e r eaders. perhaps including the president himself. reflect on what course the nation will take. "Which way the fiscal and monetary authorities will jump is a matter or substantial con- cern to us all," they say. Said Klein separately: "You can cut inflation in time without ruining the economy." But, his listener wondered, does a presi· dent facing a re-election cam· paign bave lime? A,.., ........ NBC'S BOARD CHAIRMAN Jane Cahill Pfeiffer Ex-IBM Exec Selected for Top NBC J ob NEW YORK (AP> -Jane Cahill Pfeilrer, a former IBM ex· ecutive and a business consul· tant since 1976. will become c ha irman or NBC's board of directors. the network said. Mrs. Pfeiffer, 45, joined IBM in 1955 and left the firm two years ago as vice president for communications and govern· ment relations. She has been a cons ultant to RC A. N ec·s parent firm, since last Nov· e mber. Her appointment will be sub- mitted lo NBC's board Oct. 4. the network said. Mrs. Pfeiffer had been offered the post of secretary or com· merce in the original cabinet of President Carter but turned il down for personal reasons. Over T he Counter HASDUftl,q$ Irvine Jobs The Xerox Corp. has laid oft 1S hourly employees at ~m Irvine facility whe r e duplicating machines a re repaired and re· furbished for rentals. The company said the layoffs, al 18691 Jamboree Blvd .• were caused by changing patterns or leasing of the macbines produc· ing less work ror lhe rerurbilhing crews . FEWER SllORT·TE&M leases and more long·term leases or company equipment outmoded the jobs, according to the company. A spokesman sajd the Irvine employees were being asslsted 1n finding other jobs inside the corporation o r with otber neighborhood employers. Similar layoffs were reported /jt another Xerox refurbishing plant, in Oakbrook. JU. A spokesman said the com· pany·s other centers. in Atlanta. New York City, Washington, D.C .. and Dallas. were unaffect· ed by the business trend. though he was t.Dlable to 1ay wby. Telethon P lanners R eschedule Meal The Building and Real Estate Industries committee for the "Stop Arthritis Telethon" has re·scheduJed its kickoff dinner to Oct. 4 al 7 p. m . at The Registry Hotel, Irvine . 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IO.H 11'."I\' It It, ., uw __ N~ ~ r i It Am LGr e U 1.10 (i(wlll S ... • Jt MIT tO t) It n ~ rwno t&Qr U. t4 nlle ""'' N,, STOCKS I BUSINESS T hursday' ClottiD« P r ic I I "D> .... -...... -.. NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ... , .. .... , I "' ~ --,,,,.. . ca..tl•ll-lftfhlCllt 11_,"' .... IMw Ye•~ Mici-O l'•<lllc, PIW. '°''"' Ooltoll 1n<1 (l"f l~rwll \loo ·~·---~•ytlle N•t•at A•Wl<l•l""'OI S.Cllfltlt1 U.1ter\ olftd """"'' I .,. ... , . .. ~. .... ••""' tw t"I ..... . l'J -.J\I (1- ... . ltj . .. . - ..... I I "" (b.4P • f •• Thurad.,v. Septemoer 14 t97B L'N OAll.Y PILOT Champ Hides Beatrice Keep s Low Prof ile By MILTON MOSKOWITZ Ir you wen· usked to name the nation's largeRt rood company. you might rnply with s ucb names as Kralt. Cienerol foods. Gt>neral Mills. Borden or Ralston Punna Nonl' of tht!se IS eorrect. The leacler Is a company you prob ubly nevt•rhcardor Beatrice Foods of Chicago It's the largest In terms of sales 1$6 3 billion>. In te~ or profits ($221 million l and in terms of number of vto du('t:. lsomelhing like 8.000 :. THAT YOU NEVER Hf;A RD of It I:: just fine with ttw folks who run Beatrice. Tht'y keep a low profile Tht> never promote their corporate name The last thing the) want is to attract attention to what they're doing. which a constructing a huge corporation by acquiring hundred!) - yes hundreds -or other companies. ll began 25 years ago when Beatrice. then a $20(, million dairy producer. bought LaCboy Food Producta Proving the udaf(e that Chinese food makes you hungry .. ii hort while later . Beatrice embarked on an acquisition spree that netted some 400 companies The best way lo identify Beatrice Is to rattle otf som< or the brand name products in its stable : Meadow Gote! dairy products. Viva da iry products. Oannon yogurt. Couo ty Line cheese. Louis Sherry Ice cream . Johnston yogurt. Sana loc. Swiss Miik chocolate drinks. Hot.el Bar butter. Gebhardt and Rosarita Mexican ro ods. Shed d 's ma r ga r ine, Kris p y Krem e d o ughnuts. County llN1rth breads. Money Tree Captain Kid's peanut butter. Eckrich meats. Bighorn beer Jerky , Fisher nut~. Clark bars. Richardson mints. MIH Duds. Switzer licorice. J olly Rancher hard candles T HAT'S FAR F ROM ALL. Beatrice operates 3: Brookside wine outlets in California, 11 plants that botth Royal Crown cola. Canada Ory and 7·Up. and it 's the oro prietor or some nonfood stuff such as Samsonate luggage Melnor sprinklers. Airstream motor homes, Buxtor. wallets. Morgan yachts. Sliffe! lamps. Hekman Curnitur(! JBL and Harm on Kardon hi·fl equipment -the list goei. on a nd on The chormed life oC Beatrice. a s rar as avoiding an lit rust entanglements. was exemplified beautifully In th recent ac~uisition or Tropicana Products. the nation·~ larges t producer of ready·to·serveorange jwce. The 1-'l-deral Trade Commission tried lo block tht mcrgt:r. <'Omplaining it would lessen competition. But ., rederal appeals court rejected the FTC argument, accept in g the figures submitted by Beatrice that showed that whifl' Tropicana held 20 percent or the ready-to·servt• orangr Juice markel. Beatrlc~·s share of thjs business wai. less than 1 percent. THE COURT SAID THAT the FTC complaint was comparable lO someone saying that "if the New Yorlr Yanhcs were to be acquired by Bloomington of the lhree·A leagues." this ownershap change "would be llkel)' to l es~en competition substantially and tend to create lii monopoly in national baseball " Market Battered Amid New Concern NEW YORK I AP I -Gambling stocks rolled up more dramatic ~ains today. while lhc rest of the market sold off a m id concern over inflation and the struizizliniz dollar. The Dow Jones average or 30 industrtals was down 11 8i points to887.7J. Los(?rs oulpaccd gainers by a 3·1 margin amon4! N.:~ York Stock Exchan e·listed issues. S1~ll• frt T•• Spotll9•1 ---........ - M'hal Slot-la Did HEW YORK CAPI AOv1nu<1 0.(llrwd u .. < "' ft04'ftll CAPI APO•Oi lino• Pt•v•ou' CS.v ... W•t• •C)Oll Mon\l'I •oat> Ye•r .00 hro vu·~ eoo J~n I to <Mte "" 10 """ • " • tot>cMlt p,..., ;,r• ~~ 110) .. , l"-Ill •"1' 1")1 ... ,,, • J WHAT AMf)( 010 Ht'W YORK IA1'1 A<l•aMed O.tttned Un<twtnq~ Toi.1 luuH Ht '"' l'llQll~ N•w tow' Odd Lot• HEW YORK (API -, ......... Yon ~t(I(• E•tllionQe •-1f0 !Mia Odd IQI ''~""" lion\ by &><ln<ll)el o .. t«f\ '°' w"""'Ms.• • Purtll•~ 01 114,6H \ll•t1• Wit\ Of ~1 ~ lfl<IUOlnQ 1,i.ll ,,..,fl '°"'' .. U DAILY PILOT CALIFORNIA ' Patty Gains Ne w Friend H earst LA Paper Urges Heiress Be f''reed • LO~ ANG f.:Lt-:...., I AP 1 1 lw '"" An~t·h•i. Heruld Eumuwr. wh1c·h 111 ownt"d hy Uw tlt•u1 i.t Corp • hoi. publ111ht>d am t•1.hlnm1l ur1<1nK thut rutrtt'HI ll<'uri;I, ht'lrt•ii.11 lo lhc-llt•»r\t 1>t1lJh11h1nl( rort unt', tM> r<'h•uNt-d from IJr!O\on Thti t'<lllunal ~n .. t duy 'uid wtN1H•nti. hy Wllhum und l'~mlly llurni. h•"-l month thut tht•y werti "prt1ud und plt•n11t·d tu hJAvt• kulnuppcd P1alty Hl'urat" rt>bul" th1• uncumt•nt that Mlsx 111 11ri1t ahould be trt'att'<f llkt· u11y 1•onv1<'kd lli.nk 1 obt~·r Ml. 111r.ARST IS l N("AR<'•:llAT•:u 1Al tht• •'t'd <'rul ('orrt«•t1111wl ln,tHutt> 1n l'h·uiuant1111 . WJ'iflrt• •ht> hait iwrvt-d 1711 mt1nlh\ of II llt'\lf'O )lt'Ul term (Or pOrtll'lpatlnjt In U ~HI fo'rnnt'l\l'O bunk robbfory with th1• tt•rron\ll ~ho klrln1tJJJWd hn 111 1974 Sht~ '4111 tw t•ll.ctblt• ror purolt· nt'Xt July Tiw llarn't""I pit' dc•d icutlly Aul( 31 lu Ml"" H~111t '11 lodnup1J1nl( Thi• bt•ttinnrnl( or tht> lll'ruld 1',.x,1m1111·1 , t•d11orial nott-d th ut lht• nt•w,puJ)('r I\ ov.01-.1 hy th1· llt'ur?>t ('orp und th.it '''"t'H•l ll•·1tnt runuly mt·1n l)l'r\ C)('('U!)) k1·y PO'lll lOn .. 1n th1• COfl)()I 11t111n llt\NOOl.Pll llt:ARST. P \TRJCIA 'Ji fatht-r .• , l'lralrmun bl the lie• ri.t Cor11 Jamt'' G Bt•llov.~. 1•d1t111 or tht· lh·ruld F:x umlner, haul in un 1ntt•r\.1ew \.'.'t-dn1•!>d..iy lht•l tht· llea rst family w11' not 1nvoh·t·d in tht• dcct~mn to publish Lht• tod1torwl "Wt• did It bt•CaUM• v.1• thou1itht 11 WU ,, rtUhl. ho11a1d The t"<Htorwl i.a1d ll mt·nlwn1·d the 1 lc&r:o.t fumily's rclat1nnsh1p tu th<' lll'w11pup<:r beC'au1>c "of th<' unusual nature o f th" t•dltortal. and we Ju:-.l WUOtCd lO SWrt Off by bt·ml( l'ntlrcJy Opt!n " T flF. EDITORIAL ARGUF.D T HAT THE lime Miss llearst has ulready spent in c ustody dem- ons trates tha t there is <•qu11I Justice for persons of poor or wealthy hackground1> The news papt·r ulso su1owskd tht>rl' 1:-. no 1u11t1flcatlon to k1·cp her in pr11>on to prevent <.mother bank rohb<.>ry. ··Docs unyonc hom·s tly entertain thl' propo1>1 t1on that u1xm hc•r r<'ll'aM! Pally llN1r1>t would hkt- ly rob ;mother bunk"" the cd1tonal asked "To pcrs 1hl in ht•r in<'arceration 1s a m isc11r rwge of JU.<1l1c<.• which maket. a m ockery of the whol<' point of lh<' J>(:-Oal !ly1>tem, which carnes the • -;eparate JUSt1 rc for lht.• ric h urgumc nt to u lud1t.•rous absurdity, und which denies Patty Hearst lht.• net<'!>!.ary m1>tunt relief »O that s he ran begin to put her hrc back in order " I T CONCLUDED: "PATTY HENRST should ~out of JH•I Period " M l!.ti fftour11l, 24, w11s tonvlcled of armed bank , robb<•ry Marrh 20, 1976 by ~1 Sun F'runc1sco Jury which rejected ht.'r t'lu1m that s he wa1> an unw1lhn,:i robtwr. forn·d to w1t·ld u much1nc i.tun und s hout profun1tu:s ul t t.·rrif1e d bunk customers a nd l'mploye!. /\ kt•y t•lt•m1•nt in ht·r ron v1ct1on was testimony I hat s ht· firNt l wo math1nt• l(uns 11l u Los Angel th What Odor? Man Def ends Garlic REfiKELF.Y 1/\1' 1 Pl<'asc. don't bort Lloyd lforrtS With lulk Of rOSt>b, and things by Other namt's !.mt•lllni< a' SWl'Cl Garlic' Thut's what any proper rt~l· ou).(hl to sml'll ltkl'. und don't forget 1t, <'onv1nN·d that /\mt·ru·an:-. arc ull wrong in tht>1r att1tuch•!. toward lht• m1).(hly but until-now ::.omt.•whut dt·frn1>elt·s:-. hulh, lfurrn, has written a hook a houl 1t. bt·gun a ).(<irl11· urtifot•t industry, <.1ncl l akcn h1i. f1j.(hl into thl' l'Xl't'Ut1vt· !>Uitt· of an unt1 odor t·oq JCiralc giunt "IN TlllS AGE OF soph1sl1catcd culinary t aNtt•s." llurril'> suul in un intcrvit·w. "the linl(cring odo r 11( gurlw und onions ''° one's breath Is a xii:tn 'of1)ulllv11tlon •• JI urrlN, author of "The Book of Garlic." noted ~t h e was ispcaking MK pret11dcnt and so-fur only jnember of the "LoverR or the Stinking Rose." Jn orJumlzatlon <lcdlcat.ed to the appreciation, pro- llf4lratlon a nd promotion of the 01allgoed allum 11atlvum. Between lime:-., in a full d ft,Y of garlic debate!>, 1arllc cookorrs. s(•<'lng to the many details or a na· t lQnal campu11(n. tlarri1' solaces himself at home •>rnong the ltc.'m!. l'loiwst to h111 heart and m outh HE uv•:s F'RAGRANTLY IN the Be rkeley f'llls umong h11> J(arllc bnuds, garllc ·shaped pipe fhe carvt>d 1t). l(urhc necklace, rare pickled Chinese i'arhc, Ji(arhc :.alt s haker • and genuine David Gaines l(arlic poster. In Derkeley. that rn,e.ana garlic ·1'a1 truly arrived · llarrus hlc w hi~ 11turk when a sample ore new znouthwuMh was tossed on his d oorstep. The Jn&kcrs cl:11m<'fl it would work "even against odors as st rong ai. onion and garlic.'' Stunf( to h i11 clovc·sl)apcd core, Barris fired oft •O lcllcr lo the manuruclurcr dem anding th~y .,ceusc from dcmcunln~ l(arllc ." DURING THE (NTF.RVJF.W, while lunching •on a fried garlic conroct lon, Harris said he blames lhe early Ameriran Purll1ms for I.he entrenrhed dledaln for J(arhc In this l'ountry. 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I could see that under all the dirt there were leaves struggling to be gr el.'n and a valiant golden ear of corn reaching for the sun. Almost instantly. I was remanded of another ulace whe re corn once grew. now covered with tons or asphalt and cem ent. As a child, l used to sit undor the giaol stalks of corn at my great· grandmother's house. Grandma Rose's yard was full of growing treasures: grapes, berries, radishes. cabbages. turnips. carrots and corn. She knew how to m ake everything, including he r own soap, and the best boysenberry and rhubarb pies to be round Every year the corn was tied together with twine and if you couldn't rind me crawling on m y belly eatmg the boysenberry crop, you'd find m e sitting under the corn stalks pretending to be someone or other. In those days1 you could almost m ake out the trees and could sec the shlny television towe rs on nearby Mount Wilson overlooking our hom es in the San Gabriel Valley. It was before the pink cloud came. One day ~reat·grandmother announced the state was gomg to build something called a freeway and this superhighway was 1oin1 to cut her property off almost al the front door. Her land. 1he said, was being "condemned." I didn't understand why anyooe would want t.o "condemn" a place where grapes and berries and radishes and cabbages and turnips and car· rots And com grew. So when the earth movers came to carve (See RED, Page C2> Women In The Mines About 1,500 women have been able to find jobs in the coal industry. By STRAT DOUTHAT ll UNTINGTON. W.Va. 1/\PI -~A few years ago, Mary Maynard was barely s urviving on a school bus driver's sala ry and Linda Triplett was making the minimum wage in a sewing fac· tory. Like thousands or /\ppalachian women with high school educations or less. their employ· menl opportunities were limited to jobs usually cha r acterized by low pay and long hours of drudgery. Coal mininK. which provides the only high paying jobs ln the region. was an all male in· s titution ; it was a world in which fe males not only were looked upon as being unfit to do the work but one in which they were considered lo be Jonahs whose presence underground might b ring a disaste r Then. 1n i 973, a fe w women were given op· portunitles In the mines. Today. about 1.500 wom en have been able to find jobs in the U.S. coal industry. Most of them work in the union m ines of Appalachia. Lmda Triplett a nd Mary Maynard are among that number and their llfestyles and self· images have been transformed. Each Is divorced and has two children. Before they were living on the edge of pov· erty. Now. each woma n earns about $325 a week before taxes. Linda Triplett as an underground miner a nd Mar y Maynard as a coal truck driver. And they have won the respect or their fellow workers and been elected to lead their r espective Uruled Mlne Worker11 local unions. "l was elected president or my local about 15 months ago," said Ms. Triplett. 31, who has worked al Bethlehem Steel's mine at Century. In central West Vlrglnla, for the past three year s. "When t was elected, the officials at lhe UMW district office told me I was the first wom an t?vc r to be lbe presldent of a local." "1 like theJob," uid Ms. Triplett. "And oiler being a w tress and working fn a nursing home and a aewlnte factory, l also like the money. Sometimes I work hard but It's the beat J<>b I ever had." The Big Red Cars., This is a story about those smogless days and traffic- jamless nights when orange groves and mustard fields still dominated the landscape. By DENNIS McLELLAN Of Ille D•llf ~I ... ~\ltf On the recent La bor Day weekend an estima ted 300.000 escapees from the hinterlands invaded Orange Coast beaches. · That's 6-00.000 e lbows battling for their rightful place in the sun. But the hardest part of 1970s·style beachgo· ing is getting there. Weekend sunworshippers must first pass through a bumper·lo·bumper purgatory leading into this sandy paradise. And then try finding a parking place. In this age of lest tube babies a nd five·day deodorant pads. there must be an easier way. There indeed may be --some day. Meanwhile. we can recall those halcyon d ays whe n a trap to the beach was anything but a bummer. What made the excursion idyllic were the Pac1ric Electric interurban trolleys or, as they were affectionately known: the Big Red Cars . THIS IS A STORY about those smogless days a nd traHiC·Jamless nights when orange groves and mustard fields still dominated the landscape and the California dream was JUSl beginning to become a reality. "There was one car after another bringing people down here in the summertime. especial· ly on weekends," says Spencer Crump. who fondly recalls the Big Red Cars from his youth in Long Beach in the 'JOs (.;rump. a n Orange Coast College journalis m teacher. is the author of two copiously illustral· ed books about the PE system : "Ride the Big Red Cars" a nd "He nry Huntington and the Pacific Electric" <Trans-Anglo Books 1. · The southern beach line was on a right or way between Coas t Highway and fhe beach. It ran from Long Beach to Alamitos Bay. Seal Beach . Sunset Beach. Huntington Be ach . Newport Beach and to the line's terminus on Balboa Peninsula. The bright r ed car s. which re a c he d straightaway spe<!ds of 45 lo SO mph. could carry up to 80 passengers on their leather· cushioned seats. THERE WERE EVEN SMOKER'S and non-smoker's compartments. recalls Crump. who notes that commuters often turned the seals back so they could f acc each other and play cards. • • • ·~· Cillr: A round trip be tween downtown Los Angeles and Newport Beach cost 85 cents in the '30s. ··coming down on the PE was great." says Crump. a Corona de l Mar resident. "You could read a book on 1t. E\olen riding m an a utomobile with somebody you can't do lhat. People don't realize. I think. the convenience or the m ... Whal we re the advantages of the Big Red Cars" "No fumes. you were> relatively high up with a pretty ni«' view of the orange groves and fields and. of course. when you got off you d1dn ·1 have to wor'ry about park mg ... says Crump "As a ktd I thought 1t wu:. a lot or run to travel on them " During the De pression. Crump and his • mother who couldn't afford a car often. rode the trolleys on inexpensive sightseeing trips of Southern Caltforn1 a. Lines stretched throughout the San Fernando and San Gabriel Valleys. Mt. Lowe and out to Pomona. San. Bernardino. Ri verside a nd Redlands A FAVORITE f;XCURSION for residents a nd visitors was riding the Big Red Car to the Catalina Is land steamship terminal in Wilm · • mgton and then crossing the channel. When Crump was riding the PE in the '30s, the system already had been in operation along the coast for nearly 30 years. Southe rn California's first e lectric in· terurban syste m opened m 1895. offering round t rips between downtown Los Angeles a nd Pasadena Th(• electric trolley was an immediate sue· cess. A y('ar later trolley'\ were rolling through Hollywodd cthen a rural v1tlage with dih roads 1 past Beverly Hills and on 10 lhe beach at Sante1 Monica Encouraged by the convenience of trolley • travel in these pre·automobile·dominated days, more and more mlanders flocked to the beach not orHy for sunning but for living AND TIIE TROLLEY TRACKS contmued exte nding down the coast Long Beach. 1902;' Huntington Beach. 1904 . Newport Beach. 1905. and Balboa. 1906. B efore t h t• C'lectrac interurbans. s ays Crumµ. "coman~ to the beach was a once or <See ROMO. Page C21 Jackie Beasley works at Eastern Associated Coal Corp. 's Eastern At 40. Miss Maynard spends her evenings extreme ly good relations with the other truck driving a 30·ton coal truck for Pittston's Elkay drlv~rOsh .. they tease me a lot but it's all In fun ... mine on Rum Creek. she s ays. "You have to be able to hold your "l haul coal from the mine up on the moun· own. Lord. if I took ever ything serious I'd done taln to the tipple down below," she says "It's been gone long aJ{o " about a 2().mlnutc run from the mine to the tip· And after her days as a school bus driver 1 pie. Al first. I used to'pull over and let the men :she h as no Intention of ever quitting her job. pass but now they can't catch me I haul as "That w311 the closest we ever came to much coal as they do .. starvlnf(." she recoiled "I can't tell you how' Miss Maynard Wa!I elected preMdenl or her happy I am to be driving 8 coal truck instead or . union local about a year ugo She says sh~ has 11 :;chool bu:, " 11 --·~···· ... .,,,.. ...... .., .. ... ,,,. .. . ... . . ... .. ,. ----r • ••""r• __ .,,.,,..,,,-. . -, . . "" . . . . . , ... « . . . • • . - • (2 DAILY PJLOT Ttlu1'11C1ay, S.ptember 1.t, 1911 ( ... ,,ie. Calfttdar c > ) INGLIE AG I : ' Ut>('l Ion.'\, CbantH and Looklnt Ahc•d" will ~ the.> topic of 11 pro1nm with Judy Alt n . •l tht' M11ni0tl Hotl'I, 900 Nci"•port Cl'OIM Or . Nt-v.-r»rt n.-.c:h. 8 p m fl"rld•y, &pt l!I All All'I I:) N l\WPORT J t•w:f H INGLIE8. f'otluck dlnnl'r &t lht' hom.-or her Wt>lrllOO Brio dl11h ror alx or 13 •l 7 JO p ~turday. St-pt 1l Ci.II Allee. -.~14. for cii rttlJONI PAll&NT8 WrntOUT PAllTNE&S: Oranat· CoHl Cllapl.ef' 2llS lnvllt'<oi 11iln&le parenta to 111 dance at 8 p.m. Fnday. Sept lS, at the Costa Mesa =Club. 1701 Goll Cow-M DriH . Co.la a.... l ~ S7ltl for lnlOf'TUUon. PA WITRO PAllTNBU: Weat Oran1e Count)' Chapt•r 2111 wiU dlac:u:u MJrUali· ty al I p m f'rida)'. Sept 15 Call La Vonda at ~ . .-ror lnform•Uon 8 1NGLE LIBEaATION: Robert S Davidson. Ph D . will lead this UCI workshop wb1C'h ~IJU at l pm Thursday, Oct. :i For ln· rormat.kJn. call &13·5414 8.\L80A SIU n. B: 1>1.uu Point Bikt Rid_, 1 planned for Sept.. 23. Call Belly. $40-0466 for detal11. SAFARI SlNGLES: There wlU be a 1eneral meeting beginnJne ~t 8 p m. f'riduy, Sept. IS, -.t the Unlvt'rbtly Park Community Center, t Ueechtree l.ane, Irvine. Call Tee, 645-4606 for further dttalla. · ORANGE COAST SINGLES: Tina Coy, an astrologi&t, wm d iscuss the ruture al 8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 16, a t the home or Evelyn Pritts. Call for direcUoni;; 846-6508. Soloizlng /or Singles RlJFFEU.'S col~r""" each Thvra· daJI in tM Dally PiUJt end IM'tlOLSTIRY contain• notice. o/ oc· -.. T• W-tlVil~• f<rr 1mgta /err the .. Int following ~k -f'riday tm ...,._"""' through Thuf'adoy. Send .,........._....__ 141-etlt notice. to Chnyt Romo. ._ ... -----. .. -.....,, ... -_.. ___ _.Daily PiJol, P.O. Boz 15'0. Coato Meao, 92626. NEWPORT HARBOR COUNSELING CENTER presents A Comprehensive Program Toward PERMANENT WEIGHT CONTROL Designed for those who are weary of "Quick weight loss plans." fad diets. and who wish to gain lasting control of their eating habits. Directed by: Stephen Adam. M.A. The highly effective methods utlllzed by Mr. Adam in this co"1)rehenalve approach have been adapted from experimental research and clin1cal practice. Through a unique blend of 1~ training. behavior modification and awroonate nutrition this orogram teaches new habits whlct\ offer the individual permanent cootrot over hi~ wetgtrt. 12 Week Program Designed To Teach The Participant: • How to lose weight and keep rt off wtllle maintlintng proper nutrition • What the "need to overeetH res>resents to the md1V1dual • How to Identify the specific tensions 1n life that contnbute to 0Yef'eat1ng • How to use one's PoWef' to control thoughts. leehngs. and actions • How 10 achieve greater self~steem and lulf1llment as food takes it's proper place in the 1ndiV1dual's life For further information. or to arrange a private consultation at no charge call: (714) 833-1610 NEWPORT HARBOR COU NSELING CENTER 1151 Dove St., Suite 230. NewPort Beach. Ca (near the Orange County AirPot1) E,..a •••~ck Peer Fear Everyone, al ono um or • oother. haa had to deal w•th peer prouure. Somewhere, tbtrc la an invllt ble, pre ntllnl(. domlnanl force Uull d lc· tales t hat w t' either act like the mmjority of Pf'O· p ie uct. or wt-'re subject to censure. You ellher fight 'cm .. or join 'em In J one Jlow•rd 's book, "Families," she touched upon one rorm of It when Rhe described a n agnostic divorcee who moved to Atlanta from Minneapolis. She got so tired or having n eighbors ask which was the church or her choice that she finally hit upon a plan lo get th~m off her case. Every Sunday mom· i n g, s h e a nd h er c hildre n would don their best clothes at hair after ten and pull out or the driveway In their car to return a couple of hours later. It was a Sunday ritual. They n e ver told anyone that they spent t h e e ntire time at Dunkin' Donut. An elde r ly woman once confided to me that she got so bored with people who appraised her white hair, her age, and her status a s a grandmother and said with shock, "You're kid· ding about not being a ble to knlt, are n 't you?" that she finally bought a knitting bag with little legs on It, filled it with yam a nd carried It everywhere s he went to ward oft people bent on her con· version. Somehow. I always reel sorry ror the non· drinke r at a cocktail party when he or s he an· nou n ces, "Ju s t s o m e thin g non · alcoholic, please." I 've seen people one at a lime try to break the mystique or someone who stands around with a soft drink all night. "My uncle had a prob· lem too,"orfersone. "I knew it. You're on a diet. Don't you know Scotc h h a s f e w e r calories than ... " I know one teetotaler who starts out the eve· ning spilling his diet cola on the rug. 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Ae~pt retipan31blll· ty. bring Import.ant obJ•ct Ives into locuJt LEO <July 23-Auf(. 22>: Tttkt> ttctlon to plul( money loophole. Ono close to you could have ;.inswer. Be receptive . A<'cent on myc;tery. h"1dc-n obJeCL'I, investment reluted to partner or mall'. Aries, Libra persons figure pronilO<'nUy. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Scpt. 22>: Oet lea•' opinion -you could have oprortunlty for frnth start. a new deal. Leo. Aquarius ri&ure promineoUy. Ac· cent research, preparation. LIBRA <Sept. 23·0 ct. 22>: Follow throu1h on hunch -heed emotions, ln.sUnct.s. Emphula on health, work, dependents. servlce3. basic laAuea. Cancer. Capricorn, Aquarius lndivldu•la figure prominently. SCORPIO <Oct. 23·Nov.21): Moon aspeltprt>· motes creativity. significant change opPortun.lty for travel, a better relationship with children. Social life accelerates. SAGl'ITARIVS INov. 22·Dee. 21): BuUdlna blocks are part of scenario. Means careful plan· ning, solid structure, quality are all a part or scenario. ~chew sensationalism . CAPRICORN 'Dec. 22·Jan. 19>: Perceive trends, cycles; piece together bits of information. You can come up with complete story. Relatives. visitors, quick journeys, application of Ideas -- these are all part of a busy schedule. AQVAlllUS 'Jan. 20·Fe b.18>: Accenton pay· ments. collections, beautifying surroundlngs. agreeing on budget wit hin family circle. Taurus, Li bra figure prominently. PISCES tFeb.19-March 10>: Someone gives you double-talk; cycle is such that you see through schemes and land on your reet. Be confident; perfect techniques. ••• Red <From Page Cl> twice a year thirig on the steam train. The com· Ing of these cars was sort of lilce a whistle say. ing the beaches will grow." His theme in "Ride the Big Red Cars" is that the electric inte rurban lar.gely was resPoosible for building Southern California into "an Immense boriz.onta l community instead of a vertical compact city of skyscrapers.'' The reason was that the Big Red Cars pro· vided ·fast and efficient traosport.aUoo for com· muling. ln 1911 a trip from Newport Beach to Los Angeles, for example, took 74 minutes. And there were 19 round t rips each day. "There was nothing at the beach," says Crump of that era. ''There was no shopping and this was the way to get into Los Angeles. Otherwise, who would want to Jive in Newport or Huntington Beach? "111ERE WOULD HA VE been no way for people to move away from Los Angeles. They wouldn't have come to Newport what with the poor roads, lack of automobiles and slow steam trains." The number of those who <lid opt to live in the beach communities and commute lo work in Los Angeles after the trolley service began in· creased dramatically. Four years afte r the trolley's inauguration the population of Newport Beach increased six· rold to 4,274, says Crump. Such was the influence of trolley transPorta· lion that lots near the PE line sold for at least $100 more than the $250 selling price of those on· ly three blocks away. Despite Its success and influence. the Big Red Cars were doomed. Even during the '30s when Crump was rid· ing the trolleys, they were losing their foothold From a peak of 900 cars in the '2&.s they had slipped to 4-09 lo 1940. There were only 170 cars in 1952 and by their demise ln 1961 there were only 20 active cars. The growing popularity or the mort- ecooomical automobiles and busses and Im· proved roads killed the colorful trolleys. Their erficlency was weakened by having to stop for automobile traffic at intersections. Dwindling patronage also caused fares to lncrease. Crump feels that even if they had been modern.1.zed, the sharp curves taken out of the tracks and the streets overpassed, the electric interurban still would have been a losing proposition. The system, he says, would have to be sub- sidized and free rides provided. They would have to run fast, fTequently and on schedule. Still, he believes, it might be cheaper than building one freeway alter another. "It seems ln view of the energy crisis this would be a way to solve some of our proble ms." As it stands, however. the electric in· terurban trolleys are a colorful part of Southern California bi.story. "I've never had anybody say anything bad about t.bem," s ays Crump. who has given numerous ta.lb on the Big Red Cars. "I meet people who visited here in the '30s and they say one of the blgbllght.s was ridingtllem. "Thi.8 ls a symbol of a nostalgic era when there wu no s mog." Does your daughter need confidence? Ctl .,., ... , ..... ,. ........ .. thd1' I SdMI & A111 1r .. -. .. . . . --. Ann Landers Some King DEA R ANN LANDERS: Why do you l ukc such a s tubborn s tand A(Cul ns t wife 11pankln1t? As a atudent or v s1ch o logy you should know lhal women ni~pecl men who as11er1 tht>lr maleness. It took two divorces before I learned how to handle remal4'9. 1 tried to reason wtth my rlrst two wlvn but AOOn re· allzed t..hcy were a cou· pie of bralnleH donkeys. My superior mind was wasted on them. My third marriage got off t o a good s tart. Midway Into our rirst argument she began to scream at me and stamp her foot. I took her over my knee a nd spanked he r with a hairbrush. I told her ll she was ~ing lo behave like a child I was going lo treat her like one. Since that time I've had very Utt.le back·talk. I've given her an ~· casional spanking but not nearly so severe as the fint one. U more husbands ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS ••• Romo (f.Yom Pa1e Cl> deep hole11 Md to plow under the vegetahon, I watched can•(ully Mnd with ~<'Ornful eyes. Only the boysenberries, adJaccnt to the houset sur· vivcd Then they poured the sterile gray cement and I he <'<11 'I sturtcd rolhnJl by Part or our own ha<•kyard. ftf'Xl door lO ereat grandmother's. hecaml' an on ra mp nnd the once quiet neighborhood wus filled wtth the noise of rev· ving engines and the sound.II ot trucks shlf\ang Kears . Over the years. not only the bernes. but the othl'r vegetation on our block became covered with black SOC>\. and the mountaw were en· vcloped In an aprlcot·plnk cloud. Not long after the freewMy came, Grandma Rose died. I was 10 then and 1pent the rest of my child.hood llAtenlnit to can on the on·ramp. L•ter. when my own children were lltUe, we had lo 11lay inside durlna s mo1 alerts. So it was u hoppy day wh en we learned WP would be mov lnll lo 11mog·free Oranae County. l ronlully. some now rerer to it as orange. free Smof( County As I looked at the cornstalk growlns a longs Ide the NtWPort Freeway. I wondered ii it pt rhape was a survivor of someone '• farm field or garden. Determined. agaJnst all odda, to take ita rightful place. .. ...;) ~ Now Back In ,~ r;,_ l_ Orange County! 'C>~ Sarah Balcena Specializing la all phases of hair design. ··~ ('ClltMlltatio.. ~ t 120 Irvine BIYd . Newpon Beacn -· MU484 spanked their w lves .,,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!! there would be fewer ~~s:G~~ divorces in the country. Why don't you tell them so? -KING IN MY CASTLE DEAR KING: If more ha.bands spanked their wives, there would be fewer men. Tbla might come as a sarprlle &o you, Bab, bat a great many women woald view sacb degrad· lag tre•tment as In· tolerable. In fact, Utey Just mlglat pick ap a lamp ud brain Ute py. Aad aow will you aa1wer a qaestioa! Bow dW a aaa wttb RCla a .. superior mlnd" wi8d ap wltb two brala.les1 doakey1f DEAR ANN LANDERS: May J answer the woman wbo wanted to know if her husband's brother's wife is her ai.ster ·in-law? My husband has a love· ly sister. I've always considered her husband c our child's godfather> my b rother·ln·law. On the other hand, I have a brother I don't care for. f refe r lo his spouse as my brother's wife. It's whal 's In the heart that counts. -UP FRONT THE RIGHT WAY Advanced Health Center will help you get weight off and keep it off! • 'Penlonalized Ptogtam'taHOl9d Just for you! To me.t ~ur needal '1 • No Shots, Gimmicks, or Fad Dietl • Prof8881onal Staff! LOOK BElTER - FEEL BETTER Get More Fun Out Of Life Call Now for Information (714) 975-0700 Advanced Health Center Open Every Day 8 AM to 1 O PM The Prof a 111onat Approach to Sett Control Weight, Smoking, Alcohol and Streaa. 1300MlllDISlrMt Nofth, Newpoo1Beech,CA92880 DEAR UP : Your answer makes mor~ sense tlaaD a Sapreme Co art deci sion . < EapeclaUy lately·> liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SMASH OFA , ..... ,__..._,._lbll •• SPICIAL GROUP DIASTICAU. Y llDUCID s,.cw We •.. Sept ...... s.,t. 22-1 hwyttlln 1 Mllllt eot SAVE ON ••• I====· ·=:=·~=~=::II::: :::::s':8::~::u:::51::~::· ::::::: •UClm •ACCISSOllD ........... .. ... • # • t " .. " . . • NATION By BU Keaae P BLI(' NOTKE Wll'l•IOti toU• t 011' fMI \TA ta Oii' ULlf'O•NIA flO• fM& COUllfY 0 ' 0.A..01 _ .... ., .• 0•01• fO~UUll ICCcP•U:fll In llW ~ ., -AllCM><••-Of (.A\\ONDll" llOll AN I.OH i. ltr (llo-olN-WHl Ill At (AU()ND•A llOU1N LONI", !Wll._ ,... Iii.cl • l)ollliO'I •••11 ,,.. '''""or""' C-t 111< -" °' ,,., • """91"8 -·-· ' -,,.,,. CA \~O ltCHla •OCAN LONC. 10 lJAf0 (IH ... l°'iOJ't"IAH JANAOt L"UMPUlllA 11 I\ OMo«.•lO llWI ell--\'" ,.,.,,.., ... ""' -•,.111..0 ,..,,., • ._., r.fOI • lhl• Co.it1 •I II 00 e Ill • .., 0<1-IO ot1' "'llw c-11..,.., 01 O•"•''"""' He I •• lot ''voe ( .. ,.,., o .... -" Mnl• ..,.. °'~ (4>""'Y C..lllOtfllf --C4l.IM If .... ""' ..... """'""' '°' <¥11"' ... (\ ..... \ftiOUtQ,.,. '-' ,,, ""1td If I\ I UIO l"f H ()ltOllllllO lllal • • oc>y u• ""' ou•t W """>• t ..U\M tMt u~•'''"•d '" '"• O•lltt Pllet • "•*'P•U•• ot """•'•• c..ht u1et1on °"'"1•0 II\ Qt-(.Ajuj\ly, C.llle>rNe, ~ ....... tOt kNt "", ......... Wft°\\ "' .... , .. '"" IMlt .... '°' ...... W>ll ........ ............. (>A IC 0 °""""' )0 ,.,, ttliU(( w ~UMHtM JllOQ!t 01 llw __ '_'C_on __ '_t_you ___ tune ___ rt_t_n_Of'l_Y_dear ___ ., __ • _Ooddy ____ ?_'_'--1::~:*"~?;°"'' Foods Hunter Misses Syrup D EER RIV l-~R . Minn •AP1 A retired blolo1y lcot·ht.>r who :4pent months beating the bushe8 for food uy~ the t•xr>t-rlment improved ht!'\ health hut he mlt1S<:d the real world or meat and potatoes llDd Ice ere am In a "sabbaticMI from conventional foods," Gilbert Quaal set out. lo March 1977 gathering. processing. preparing and consuming only the best edibles the Chippewa National Forest had lo orre r. AND 11IOU GH HE PLANNED a balanced diet for a year and spent about 40 hours a w~k for eight months gathering from the wild. he llterally 3tt' himself out of his experiment In four months. "My sweet tooth was my downfall. 1 ran out of maple syrup," he said. He had gathered 30 quarts in buckets hung in a maple grove. Quaal estimated he spent S330 to gather and prepare his diet, only a bout $30 less th an d omestic roods would have cost. ( ECOLOCY J "THE REALITY IS YO U HAVE to work your butt orr. It takes a lot of wall power to get up and go out five or six days a week to gitther and hunt. I would walk Ove to 10 miles a day and spend three or four hours laboring in the kitchen preparing a meal When it becomes u necessity. it ·s no longer a kick to hunt and fish. "l 'd get ~et angry at myselfror missing a shot or making a wrong approach when I was hunting, because I felt my t-x1stcnce depended on it," he isuid. And when hunting was poor, he got the urge to invoke Chippewa Indian charms to change his luck. QuaaJ, a retired chemist and teacher. said he has enjoyed wild foods for years and often passes along lips for outdoor gourmets on a weekly public radio show. He had lo prove to himself that he knew what he was talking about. "I WANTED TO KNOW IF I could eat well on only wild foods -not j ust survive." The fond.gathering began when the ma ples began running. A short time later. he brushed snow from wintergreen and plucked watercress from beneath spring Ice. He canned, blanched. froze. stewed. ground and shelled. He made jams, sauces, syrups, juices and soups. He quenched his thirst with summac ade and sippe d choke cherry wine. chicory· flavored coffee substitute and pine cherry cordial. He brown·bagged lunches of rabbit on hardtack and munched weeds -la mb's quarter and red root a m aranth. WILD RIC E WAS A MAINSTAY of m any meals. He also polished off a deer . 30 grouse, two s quirrels. 14 ducks. 16 rabbits, a coot , 2'h porcupines, a beaver and 60 walleyes, perch and north em s. F or Christ mas dinne r h e cooked roast mallard, wild n ee. cranberry sau~. plums, cattail stame n. fruitcake and tea blended from sweet gale. basswood blossoms and wild mint. Medical checkups before and after the experl· m ent showed Quaal's cholesterol and uric acid levels dropped 50 percent, his blood Iron count doubled, his blood pressure dropped and he scored better on a stress card1o~ram. c Death Notfr~• ••t Ntw~C...lefOnff k1M l4U .... "" ....... ·"'fl ... hi ,.., ...... ,. An0t ... ,"' l'wtlt-· f•uoh.,_, Or"'¥ ~I O..ttv Vllot AUl,I Jl,)ofjjl I, U,Jl.1~,. 411J It Pl'Bl.I(' NOTICE SUPl!•IOR COV•T 0 ' THE $U Ttl Oii' CAllll'OtlNll' PO• fHI CIOUln'Y 0, OllANGlf HO A •tttt l\l •lt el •U a 't" a OYlf ll COLOTHWAITHf Dt: 1•UlfSTI alll1 •uOY DIE ••UISTE •k• tlUl't" •OYE• oc ••UUTlf .... •U•Y • OE 11,UUYI Oe<H- N O Tl CE OF HEARIN(; OF l>EflTION FOA PROBATE OF WILi. AHO LE n E.AS fESTANIENfAltV FOA AUfHOAIZAflON ro AO M I NI S TER Uf'IOER THE INOEPEff0£ ... T A0Mlf'llSTRA1'1()'4 OF En11oTESACT f'IOTICE ·~ HElllEBY GIVEN own flTLE lf'ISURANCE AND TIWST c.c>MPAN'f'. • C.o41tomie <Ot-•llon, Ila\ flltd ho<.,11 • Pttlllon fo< Proo.tit of w 111 •11d •nvence of ltll•" T e\l•mt111.,y end to< ..itllC>tltellOn 10 e(lnllnhl., -I~"'°"""'°'"' .a. mlnl\lrallOll GI E\letet A<I, rtltttne;• lo •lll<h '' m•d• for lurlhlr t>trl•<uler\, fl\ll 111a1 IN llme tftd Pl•<• of ...... nQ ........... ,,., Detn WI fo< O<IC>Oet 3, 191t. el 10:00 • m • 111 I"" tourl•oorn of ~rtme111 Ho ) Of ,.,d coun. •• 100 Civic C.nltr Ori"" We\t. In Ille Cily OI s ... ,. An•. '•"'"'"'• 0•1.ad s.o!-• 13 197t WILLIANl lE SIJQMN, '°""'Y Cl•rk O•YOl lo. HA••INOTON & S.IA•T o...wu ................. Slllt.1tJ Wlhllln•IOr .... L.nA ....... ,c.ttl ........... ., Att.rMy\ fW ~ PuDll\lled 0r""91 O>e\I Delly Piiot S.ptemDll• 14, u .11, 1'7t P U BLIC N OTIC E ••H IZI SUPl•10.. COV•T OP THE STATE 0 11' CALll'OtlNIA ~O• THI C.OUHTYOll'O•ANOE .... ~ NOTICE o~ MIA•INO o~ PETITION ll'Otl Plt09ATI 0 , WILL AND PO• L..lfn••s TU TAMIN· TA"Y ANO -AUTHOIUUTION TO AOMINISTla UNDI• TM• INOllll'INOllNT ADMtNllTtlATION 0, t:ITATllSACT, htolt fll ELSIE MAE 5MITH, AKA ELSIE NI. WITH, Otua\Od. NOTICE IS HEREI Y GIVEN ,.,., CLARENCE M. SMITH llH lll•d ... n ln • .,.illlOft tor ""*N of Wiii ond for ••~• of Ltlle" '"'•"""· letY 1 114 lo< AutllOftretloft lo Ad· mlnhter ...-ri. 1~1 AO- mlnl•lfatlon of Eilath A<I, rtlertne;• lo wlllth '' medt for turth•r p..,llcutan . .,.a lhel IM time •nd pl.Ce Of "°"''"'3 ""' ,,_ llft -n Mt '°' ()( IOOtr ), 1'71, •110'00 •. rn .. In Ult court•-.i GI 0.-lmrnt HO 3 of ••Id C0\1'1. •I 700 Ovl< <Anlet Ori"" Wetl. 111 ,,.. City ot Stnt• Ano, c..111cwn1e, Dt1td Sept 11, 1'7t 'IWILU AM •·SI Jtllll, County Cleo, CL't"OI L.. allOttN MILLI(", all()NN, & a"UIWoo\ETT STI. 61e "OtlLITT ,IOlllAL PLAZA u• &AST ()Ca.AN ILVO. LONG alEACM, CA. -A-.., .... ,..._. I P"Dll"*I Ot MIGi C.0.\1 Odlly P l tot Sept, 14, IS, 2t. 1911 0 71-11 PUBLIC NOTICE CP.71D NOTICI! fO ClllDITOU O' auut T•AN5'E" Holle• ., ... ,.11, QIV•" 10 .... crtO l lor \ Of ESfHER l LEONHAROf, Tten\ttror. wlloae 1111•'""'' •OO•••• I\ lt•S mo11rov1e. Sp,.ce 2•. City o l Co•la Mtu County ot O••nve. St81e ot C.ll!Ot"nl& 111•1 • t>U•-''•"''•' "-·to bt -•o JACK o. PAT· fEASON eno WINIFRED I, PAT· TEA\01'1, l•-•.,.ee•wll-b<J•lnn• .o«t••n ts••• FllroOt-Orlw, City o• Senl11, Covnly of Orenve, St•I• of Celilor,.1e, T"" Pt0Clef1y 10 .... lt•n.ier..O I\ loC•l•d •• :!0'7 A Em"'"" .. s1'""'· Cl ly ol Co••• Me$•, Cl>u<11Y of O••~. Stele ot C...lfto<'nla ~Id Pf O()l!rf'f I\ dfo>C tlO.O •• A II f'llllfAMtLY COlOMIA&. FUHUAL HOMI aAaa1n •too lft tree» ""'"'''· tou1_,,1 ano /801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3626 P•c.PtC YllW •••Noaa.u '.ate Cemetery Mortuary Ctlapel 3500 Pacific View Onve ~Beach 644-2700 McCORMtCl M01TU•a11s Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Cai>1at rano 496-1776 IA&.~OM N••LHOMI 846-2424 eo.t• Mesa 873-9450 l&L llOAOW AY WOITUAJlY 110 Broedwav Colt• Mesa e.42·9150 ~~ MOl1VA8Y WBTQJPJ CHAP& 427 E. 17'1h St. Coet aM.u ~ rmc1 •cmtas WTtn NOtrTUAH ea1 Main Sf Hunt==ach 9Ui E MOllTUAIY 978 So. Cotti Hwy Uguna8each 494-1636 1 &33 N. El C.mino Real San o.m.tnlt 492-0100 (~ARLES LEE 8ABBITf, '1'\IMnl QOod wtlf ot IMI dt41PCtfY manlJ1Aclur· (71 CO\lOct A C.0•1• Nltw ~))S4. Enlerp<IW SHWI, Clly ot Goilt Mtw , P U BLIC NOTICE Two Story Wood Ir-4CI .,.., old C>lu• ltwtlllnQ wlll De .ovaHoOle lor •P· mov•I ""° f'tlOUllon lrom 60'I Nor111 110 FrOlll, ....._, 8t¥h. C...11 (1!0 •7).J<IS• lo< dttall~ I P11Dll\1Mtd Or-Cootl Delly PllOI, !otot1mt>er I, I , It, 12. ll, 14, I). It , 1', 10. ,.,. P U BLIC NOTIC E ---,-, CTITIOUS•UilNIH N...-STATIM.NT Tiie lotlowlllQ '*'°" I\ OOl"O 1141tl-n as F &J SUPP\.I ER$, 1io. Otla•ort. HIHlllflQlon 8efCI\, C..llfoml• ,,.._ Ftalltl E l,oveCI, I'°' 0.1-..-.. H..nll119lon BH<ll, CcollfOmle flMt f hl• lluM-It cOl\ClllCleCI DY .., '"' o•v-• Fr-E l.OWll Tllh •i.1-t w~ Hlt!CI •1111 ,,,_ '°""4Y C~ •Or-co.intY Oft Stl>- lombtr ), 1•11. .... ,. PWt•.-0r"'9' (MM o.lly Piiot. ~I'll-1, ••• 21. "· 1'71 .,..,. PUBLIC l'llOTICE C.O..nty of OtM~ Sl•ltot C•lllomle. T~ l>ut-tr~r wlll lie <Oftwn> m•led °" 0t ett•• 1"" ''"' on of Sep. lemDer, n11, ~• 10 •.m . al Profeu-Es.trow Setvktt -.ao .... u " 1'11 Noni\ TU\1111. s-1. A11•. C.lll<W'nl•. So le• "'I\~-lo Ille Tr-1..-H, all ~tMtt ..._.,.. ........ UWICI Dy Ille TteMlet"Of k>f ,,,. P<l>I ll!f" ~·" fre: SAME JMk O Pallff'\On Wlnllredl P•ller'IOI' Tr•~\Htr~ Oaltd AUOl1'179, 1918 ,..,...._ b <"" s..vitn ltJI Net111 T"'1111 A- s.t11la AM, CA '21tl llK,.W-~11' PuDll•l'led Orengo Coast D•llY Pllol pt.1',1'71 P U BLIC NOTIC E . . .... .., -.,.. ,,, . .. _. .. . .. . Th~y Sop1ember 14. 1979 OAILY PILOT P U BLIC NOTICF. "CTlnOUt •Ut•N•n N,AMa U ATIMINT flle lfllO•lnQ 1)9•"4111\ •rt OCMnt ....,,,,,.,, .. W0 0011Al0{,{ PlAlA. lcOO fUl\IOI ,trwt ""'Ill, Ht-porl l'Joetll, r elllO•n••titeoO Wiiii'"'" K Dov!\ I~ Vie LIOO \<>~. Newpof1 e.ec11, C•11toml• .,..., f Ill\ llU\l"IU tt (Of'OUCIOO 111 t ...... ,.., -•r•ttWC> Wllllam K Oe~l\ C..,_t!Pt n ._ , ,,,, ,,_, ..... lii.d '"''"' .... C.unly Cle<' Ol °""""' C....nly Otl Allfv\I It. 1~7' PUBLIC N OTIC E P tJRL.JC NOTJ E ll'lc;TlttOUt aUtlMIU NOTICll TO C•IOITO•\ N-e\TATl..-I NT $UP&•10tt C.OUllT 0,. fHI Tllo IOllOW1n(f Pt•M>"• "'' dOinQ 'TATIO,CAL.,OICNI" PO• IMlll~Un TME C:OUNTVOll'O•ANOE CITY DlllVE PAlllNCllSHIP ... A·...W UOO 8rhlol $1rHI f'IOrlf\, Nt Wf)O•I [\I a It OI ~ 0 I!> D 5 NI I I H, et.o<ll, C.HIOtnl•~ 0.<H'" Wllll~ II Davit, I~ Vt• llOO NOTICE IS H£11E8Y CIVl .. 10 tNt ~. Htwl>O'I 11M<11. C•llfo<"'• •1M.J CteGllo•~ fll ttw _,,, .......0 --• '"'' Du\IMO ,, COt\<IU(led Dy • , .... , •" """"Ofl> nevlr>Q <l•lm• • ..,.,,,,, flmlled o.r1J••t\IMP .... Wlcl --... •eQllHMI IQ lllr WllllMll K Df•ll , .. m. wllll ""' IW(l'\W'Y -~ .. ,,. C..-•• P"'1,... Ille Olfl<• ot troe cl.,; OI ,,,. •bOv• tn Thh "''--·~ 111.0 Wltll flle "'"'° '°""· °" lo .,.._,., ll>eM, '""" Go<1lllf (I.,. Of Offl'9t C-nly I ... f\e(e\""'Y VOU( ... <t . 10 lno Uft ~\1 11, ltlt den19f'94 el AAA~' I. AAliOffS. "'-1 ,... INC,, t1t0 Hf'tlO< fllY(J . •?O'I, P 0 P~ll•NCI Ot~ CN~I Delly"''°'· PllOll\lw<S Ot.-. ON•I D.oily P1101 Bo~'"'· (o\to Mew. Ce "•1'. wlltt ll A\lfll\l '4, )1 ""Cf s.t..-1 I. IC, 1919 A419W\I 14.~1 tr'll ~Miier I, U , ltlt I\ Ille pl.Ct Of °"'.,,." o1 ,,,_ "" .0:.-11 ~~ O.r.IOllH in fll ,.,..,,n °'"•"''"'3 10 PUBLIC NOTICE: -----l'ttl'I fl0'1' au" NIH Nill.Me\1'AflMUfT '"° IOI~ ,......,,, h dootlO b\1'1 nit\\., llAC"O Of LIFE \ll E CM9 m e,. Str••t. •~"• b , 0••,.o•. (•llfOtnl• "1tM R-•t ~ ...... M D tt> W B~y '>l<ffl, a I), CAiie Nle"8, C...11-t 'f'IU/ T Ill\ bu\11\ooU il Concl\l(\t4 by •n ill CllvlOU<ll II_, f'felltt M 0 Tiii\ \l•t-W•\ llll!d Wllh lllt C.uu1111 (le< .. ot Orttt19t C-lt Of' AllQll\I II, lf1' 'mt" Puol1""4 Or-c.o.'1 0.11v P11ot. AllQU\I U 11 -~be< 1, 14 ltlt 40l:J.71 PUBLIC N OTICE ll'ICTITIOUS aUSINIH MAMISTATIMIMT Tiit IOllOwlnq "'M>M ••• Clotr>Q DU""°"•• SOUTH COAST 'INHOLESAL E AP Pl.IANCE COMPANY, J<llS AICI Hiii II Olbl, Co\w -·· c.ttl!OO'nla •1'77 Jo••Pll S1on1Dtug11, 1• T ellot. lrvl,.., C.llfvrnl• t111S Peul ~. tt30 Port RIMI" VI , N•.,t>On 8H cll, CAlllOflllt t~ Tlllt bu\l,..U '' <Ot>dll<llHI by a Q9Mtet 0¥tntrnhlP Jolt54~ Thi\ \l<ll-"' we• lllecl with lllo C:.OU..IY Cltf'll OI OrMOt Co.Inly°" JUiy JI."" ,~ PUOll•IMld 0tM191 Co .. I 0.lly Piiot, AVQVll U, JI MICl~r I, IC, .. ,, ---------!.!.'!..'' P U BLIC NOTICE ~.,,.. SUPl"tOjlt C:OU•T OP Tillf STATE Of' CALl l'OtlNl.4 '01t THI COUNTY Of' O"ANGE No A..f7ll7 HOTI C ll 0 11' MIAlllNO 0~ ,.I TITION ~,.~TE 0, Will AND PO" Llrrl•S TISTAMEN• TA•V ANO AUTHOlllUTION TO AOMINISTI• UNDER Tlllf INOIPI NOeHT AOMINIS'T"ATION 0 , lfSfATISACT E•ltlt of HAAOl.0 CH IUSllAN SWANDER, DK•nea NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal CAT Hf;RINE E SWANDER ""i filed ...rein • .,.i1tloft fOt ""-It of Wiii 1"4 tor h-. of Lelle" T ... 1.rne... l••v lo Ille 1'191111°""' ""° eull>e>•lta· lion 10 actmlnl•ltt lllt •tt•te uncle• ,,,. 1..0.,,._M AOmlnhtr•llOlll of Eti.ltt A<I, rtft,.._ lo -1<11 '' rnOO. for turtlltr ,,.,,l<Ulef'S.. end 11\et Ille ume erld Pl.Ct of -lnQ Ille W"" llft bttn \•I tor Oc!Ober J, lt7t, el 10:00 • m., In '"" <ounroom ol O..,.nment No J of \<tld ~. •• 100 Clvl< C...le• Otlve WUI, tn .... Clly ol Softle An<l, C...llllH'nla O•ltd Sot:ll-11, tt7t WIU.1-1. St J°"N· County ci.r11 THOMAS L. LOtlO s.+t• Ml·· UtJt P•-•VeleMl.t ....-aHlltt.,CA~ Ttl: 11HI M't"*Mt A n....y tor ll"ellltlelMr Publlllltd Ot-Coell Pally PllOI ~. u , u. 11, !tit 4JJS-7' PUBLIC NOTICE Cf'-7* f'ICTITl~SINUS Nill.Ml STATt:MINT 1'1•• tollowl119 ,,_,...,, •• ,. "°'llO 1111\11\H\ .,: COAST COlfSUL TING, JOO A E"• lerprlse Slrwl, ColU -·CA tlU7 JK-0 . ~. 41(> Fll11h1- CWl11t, S.nte AN, CA "671 Wt,.ltred I. P•lltrton , •14 Fll111ttonoo ~lllt, S...i. ..... C"' '1•21 Thi\ DU\l,...l b <OllOU<l•d by • OtM•el PM'IMf'lNO JKlo O Pett«Wft Wlnlfreel I Peller-. Tiiis sl••-• ... filed wui. ""' County Cleric of Otenge C.O..nty on Sept."· lt?I. Pret .. tltoMll IKrww Senk .. 1'2t N9'1'1TvdllA- .._..M•,CAtrnt IK,._ .... ltfMt.Mll' Pul>ll\fltd Oronot Coest Delly Pltot StOI ... 11, 21, Ott ~ ,.,. PUBLIC NOTIC E C,._1215 •SGltOW NO. m DO NOTIC• TO all04TOH 0' aUt.IC TllANS'a" ANO 0' INTllNTION TO fllANl,t:ll AL C OHOLIC alVlf•AOE LICINllllSI (ho. •tll-6117 u.c.c. -/'W l417J •• ., MOiiee I\ hef'eby Qlvtft 11\fl a l>ulk ,,.,,,,,, of Ptf\Ol\fl .,.._ny •f\d • ,,.,,,,., of liquor lt<enwlll IS tbovt lo Dll tMOe Thtt 11eme\, So<l•I S1<urlly (Of' I Feder•I h• H-•· -,...lllnQ ...,_ dreu, •f\d ZIP c-H-·· Ol Ille l••nsl••or C•> ..,, . CHRISTOPHER P ROCHLEN, 1101 S.tn•• ,_ •• Founl••,. V•lley, C•tlfor11te S S. HO. 51'1 ~91:1) MARLENE J ROCHLEN. 11411 S•nla IUl>el, FounlAln Valley, C..lllornle S S NO ~ The n11me, SO< IAI Security lo S. S NO ~U t:i.~ T 11•1 ""' 119fl0'1•1 1>'0Pel1Y lo be lra11alt"td I\ On<rto.cl •n 911""'•1 •• m•l•"•h . •11PC>loe•. mercll•l\dlte, tQUl,,,...nl, llifftllllfe ll•lut'9" eQUlp. m1111, H•Oen•ma, 9000•111, leost, •-llOIO l~overntnt\, •no j' ICK•I· eel •I PARK AVEl'IUE NIAAKEf, IH I Pera Av•nue. Costa ,,. .... C...lllor,.lt, t090llW!• w1t11 Ille follOWll\O deHrlDtd o11oconollc b•vtr•Q• 11011\ .. l\I ()fl S.01• B .. t & WIM Llctnw H1I )O.OlllM now 11W11C1 lot Uld D<tml-, IOr ortml"" loUled •I , .. , P••-, ...... ., •• Cott• Mu•. C.lllOtnl•. T ""' tht Iott! <OMidtretlon IOt Ille llfflsltr fll wld IMMneu -of wtd llcenH I• t " tllt wm of W ,000 00, 1 ... P U BLIC NOTICE "CTITIOUS auSINUI NAMI STATl 1'ollfNT Th• fOllOWlnQ ptt\ot" ••• 001110 w t1 ... "ft 1'YLEll PLAIA, 1400 8 tlllot Sin t i No•lll, Newport B••< 11. C.Htor11le 92MO w 1111.,,, IC Devi\, I~ VI• L- Sol.HI, H•._i S.otll, CAll1ot11I• 921>tl '"'' Du\l11tu I\ <onoucled t>v • llmllea 11¥1ntohtp Wllllem K. 0.-VI\ Citf\ffal Penner Tiii' \t•l-1 ••• llllCI wllll Ille Counlv Ctef• Of Of•~ <Ovf\lt on ......... ,, .•. ",. Ff.SO PUOll•-Orel\09 ON\I Oflly P11ot AuQU\I U. JI Mid s.,t_, t , tc, "" 40JI It PUBLIC NOTICE tl'le ~ll<lll of .. Id dec.a...t, wltlllft IOU• month• efW llw llt\I puOllUllOll OI 1111\ MUO 011td Auou-1 7t lt19 Mlt,_IM"""" A\lllllfl E •t<Ulrlw Of IN Wiii (If tlw-""""° de<-1 AAltOIU 6 AAllONS, INC. nt0 ... ..-.,.,.., hlw,.. PO .. al4M C.alA ....... (,a. t'J•Z. , .. ,...._ ""-'' ~ ••-rl• Pvllll•~ 0.""91' Co.t•I Oaoly ""'"' Auo JI, S.pl 1 14,11, ••It •ti• II PUBLIC NOTICE ----------SUPll•ICMt COUllT OP ntt: STAT.~CALlll'O•NIA POii TM t: COUtfTY Of' OllANGE ..0. Af7K7 O•Olll 1'0\MOW CAUU: '" 1i. Malter ol 11'11 "4>P!lol-OI WE .. O Y WOLl(E For '"'""II• or ........ WENOY WOLKE MVll!q 111..0 lltr •PPllCelton In ""' -W f"'llll~ mAI • .,,... It' M\d .. Id ~o(f"I NVll!q IMfOI" NOT'IC• TO ClllOITOllS •eov.•led p;rml\\lon to , llenQO! ~' NO. A-tt.J1t ... ,,,., ftom W£NO't" W0ll(£ lo WEN SUP•lllO.. C:OU•T 0' Titlf OY WESTFALL UATl:Ol'CAL"O•NIA 11'0" IT IS HEREBY OROE AEO tl'Mll •II fMlf COUNTY 0'0tlANOE ""''°"' onl.,t'\ltc! I" "<l•d ""'"~'.op HEARINC OATE •·?Pt .... 11e1ore '"''Cowl'" De1>o1n,.,....,) tn Ille M•ll•• ot lh• E\lta o l •• 111• CDYnly Coutll\Ou'\I, ~•,,I• Ana, Otco\ed C...lltorn••. on OclObO!r 11 1•1•. •• "~ Noll<• I\ .,...II')' ,,." lo <rlClltor "°"rot 11 OD• m .""" '""" -,,,.,. l\<tv111Q cttlms aQAln\I 1r.e ..io de<•· ~l'IOw uuw. 11 .,., ,,...,. moo.. "'"Y Cioni lo Ille \eld Cl.aim\ tn Ille olfk • 01 ""' •CIOll<•llOl1 \hould l\Ot ,,. Q••nlecl lllt! (I~ oft .. -twld <our! ')t 10 II I\ lurt""' Oto.f.0 t ... I • <oPw 01 1111\ l>'•\enl llltm IO,,_-"~ el Ille 0tder lie PUDlhhtd '"Ir. 0.-Co"'' oflk t O' DAAlll!ll L. JOHNSON, 1CM' Oally Pllol onct a weet. llH' tour \llC (Aftlll•Y P«t< &ti. Wil• ''°° In ow c ....... -~· -'""' W•O OUl>flu Clly 01 LG\ ... ~ 111 LO\ Al\9llel tioft bt comptelect P'IO' lo 11.., M•""V COVtllY. Wlllcll ••net Offl<e •• '"° p1ac.. ot tllh o•Ck'• Of l>u\IMO Of lhe uncler.\Qneo In ... Delecl Sep!-) .. 1'8 m•tMr\ Dett.inif>O lo Mid .. 1o11 S..Cll 8RUCE W SUMNER clelmt wllll 1111 -.cni.try vOU<llet\ JuOQe ot fllo mutt bt filed or P'tMnltc! ., •lor•\elcl s-·Of ~ "'""'" lour ,... .. , .. , ... ., ......... GAllVIN w lltAGC» pu041011oft fll '"''""'I<•. • 1 .. 1 CM-....._. o.;.,. O•led AuQ11'l?), mt hlle I U Al>IOnlo Oomlnoutt C..rMll c..1tt.rflle .. 10 DA••• LL L JO+fNt.ON Tel ui>1 tl~Otl AtWIMY Ill Ww Aft-Y IW _.9-=.~~wy ,.... .... PuDll\htd Or-C.0.\I Delly Pilot, L.ff A_ ... Clt!Mnll.t._7 See>lembef /, U, ll, l't, 197' P\obll"*I Or.-i91 C.0.il 0..llv Piiot, AUOU•I i•. )I -5-pltmbt< 1, I•, 1911 • t:l~).I P U BLJC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE .. oricE ~.; GiVeN ,,..7. lrem• •!Id \IU<CO l·~room !IOU~ 11·1'11• IO<•ltd ., Ml4 c.11 .. PutntP, s ... SU 'llllOlt COURT O, THIE Clemen It, I\ •valreblt for ttmov•I •f\d STATI OI' CAL.lll'OllNIA 'O• rel0<•tlon Av11ll.-t>fllly M'l.oll e~lel'IO THI COUNTY 0~ O•ANOI llfltll Nov 11. t•ll, .... ,..m44 Co11le c1 JO"" K110•• •I UU1 .. OTI Cl o~ MI A• I N 0 0, 512·1,.., Of' 111JI (,11 .. m . PaTITION flOfl PltOUTI 0, WIU, Publl.-O.anvt c.o.,, D•llY Pllof ANO ,0. LIT'TEllS u u a..-IN· Sept, u .••. I),'*·"· 20.11. n. 25. n . TA•Y 1918 .tJ~lt E"ete ot llUTH MARIE NANCE. _ _ -_ _ -- 0.<HMO NOTICE IS HEllEBY GIVEN 11\el PUBLIC N OTIC E ELllABfifH JANE STONE ,.., llltd __ -• -• lltrt l" • """''°" fO' ll'r-1• of Wiit ll'ICTITIOUS euSINI SS e..O for llWMl<t of IAtlen Tttl•,.,.,. MAMIE ITATl ..-eNf l•ry, reftf-.n<A lo •ll•<ll I• m-for f ht fOllOWlnQ pcl<M>M ••• ckllnQ lurtl\t• IMW1kUI..-,, -IMI ..,,. llmt t.JoJneUa\ •f\d Pte<t ol llMrlnQ ~ -"'°' COtLSf MAAltE TING COMPANY, -.. , tor Ou~ J, 1'71, •I lO·OO t61Sl 8f.OCll 81..0 ........... °" a..<11 • • m .. 111 ""' cour1,_ Of ~lment C.lllornlt No. l of wld ~. •t IOO Clvk t:.ftlff CH •I fllVl-l al 0.,,.1 .... Otlvt Wttl. "' ,,_ O lf of s.nl• """· _,,, trw;, a c.i1"9mle ~eiloft, C.lltonile. 161 Sl 8e.oc1' 8h1d., -11"910ft Bte<ll, ~IM ~11,"11. ~lfornla~ WILLIAM I . M JOMll, T'lll• 11vt"-t6 h ~ Dy t cor• c.o..nt\o Oe'1I por -''"" • GLI NN 0 , tllllO ~ E11vt-lal "lllO, PtlCIC".AM•McQ)•TNIY O...lopo1 ,.111 lftC 1 .. W ... ~ k K.wl o.W1ft Ce¥Me, CA "71J Pr~- A"9rOMy tw: ~ Tlll\ tl.-1tn'*ll Wff Iii.ct ~lh I ... PUlllllll>td Or-c-A 0.l!y Piiot C:.0-ty Ct-010t""91 (;ouftty Oft~ Sepl. U, t4, 20. lfll •JM.II temoer s. 1'"' PUBLIC NOTICE -------Cll"-n .. NO.~ MOTlC. ~SAL.If 01" •EAL PltOf'll •TV AT P•IVATIE U.Le S Ul'ElllOtt COUllT OP fME S1'ATIMCALlll'<>•NIA IN ANOll'O• TMe COUNTY MOltANOE E•lelt Of HELEN E Mill£•. Oe<ot ..O. NOTICE IS HERE8Y GIVEN lllel t,,. -~ Wiii \Ill al ,,.IVale u••. lo ,,. lllQM" -De\I lllOCle• •uOJt(I lo Ille <Oftllrm•Uon of Ille •bov• ef\tltled Superior eoun .... or 111..-S.111...-11. ltll, <ti 10 • "' . et Illa olll<e of OBRIEN • OUMHAAT, 14111 B••<n 8ou11v..,o. City o t wu1mln\ter, C.ou<>IY of Ot-St•lt ot C:.lllornl• . .tll Ille flQlll. •Ille. on I-ti -nr.1e Of Mid Ot<teltf\I el ,,,. time of deal II end All lllo rlghl, 1111• -'"' .. "' f ... I ~Md .......... , .. qulrtd Dy opuellot1 ot l•w . o• Ol,,.rwlw, °',,.' '""" or In <ICICllllon I lllel Of UICI OK_,,,, t i tlle limP ot Cle· ..... In -IO .... Illa! Ctfl.tln , ... , ,,. ... ,,.ny '"""''In~ Covnly ot a.~. $1ele o• C•tlto,..1<1, de>crltwd ., IOllOws, tO-""I Loi XI'" Bl«-B Of fttKI No Jll •• Pt• m~ rec.IH'lled '" 8oOlo ••. ,,_ :i. ot M"'"'-.,. w...p., record\ of \•Id Or•11g1 Couf\ly, tcommonly •no•n •l 1J .. I Ch•"Y Stre et, wu1m1,.,1e<, c.111orn14 1 TE RMS OF SALE t.Hll In 14'wful ,,,_,. ot I"" IJll<~ $1•t .. of Al'nerlO on conllfm4111on ot w11, or .,.,,, U•ll ef\d t>t•..,ce evlelllnc.od l>Y not~ O• notu >t<urtO DY mor•-o< Tru\I Dt<>d on 1~ ,,._ny '° loOICI T1tt1 e>ef<enl of lilt •moulll Ol l>IO lo tKcompany D•d All bid\ or 04ltn mu•I De 1n wrlUnq ...., wlll tit receo...o •I l"9 •lot'...,.n 11-.s otlke, or left wflh llw E•e<vlo• perlOll•llY. or moy tit 111.0 wtlh 11>• (lttk ot ,,,. .-.. onutteG eouri •• •ny 11,.,.. •II•• "" ""' OU011<811on of 11111 nouce •nCI belor'e m•-•nv w•d ""'' Tiie EH<UIOf ...... t>y ·-~·· '"" 119111 to ••IKI lot!Y or •II b1C1t Oeted AUQUil 11, lt7' E .. rell F HOtl•n<I, Ellt<utor of lllt Wiii of Ille -nom«I DK-nt o a1111N &OU-AllT a y: A~ I• °"'9111111 14121 .. Kll ........ aN We1ll'l\IM~. Ce4Merfll• fHa Ttl: 0!41 -.UW A"Ol' ... Y ,., ·~-P11Dl"l\ed OrtnOll C.0.tl D•lly Pliof. S.t>t•mbef I, a. I•, ltll ll'llall PuDll\NCI ()<-~t o.lly PllO(, So91•m-I, 1•, 11, 21. "11 PUBLIC NOTICE SUPllltO• COU'" M CAU ,O•NIA COUHTY 011' UK ANO I LES NO.U4W1 NOTICE 0~ IHTINTIC* TO SELL llllAL P•OPEllTY AT ,.lltVATE SAL.a. E•l•t• of OONAL.0 W 8LANCHE. •I~ -nown o DONALD WILLIAM BL,,.NCHE, OoK-"1 1'1011(• ,, hlweby 9' ........... •IA>le<t lo COt\tlfl• .. llOft Oy llw •bO-lllllCI Superior Coun. on Ses>l•MOe• tt, 1111 •I II 00 • m , or lllt<'ttfwr willllll 1i.. llme ••-by •-. Ille ~\IQMI, 1111• ,...., '"'"""'of ~·ow Bl•"<llt °" ce•\td, •• tt. """of llh °"'" •n'Openy IO<Aled '" Ille Cou"1Y ()! OtanQt. Stele of CcolilOfll•t. °""< rlDtO al IOllOw\ Loi 6, Block "A" Of 'MCKntght ' AOCllllO,., Se<llot'I 'A" lo L•Qun4 Cllll\, In ,,,.. C•IY ot L.tQu,.. 8 .. c11 C:O..nty ot Or-Sl•le ot C•lllD<"•• •• .,.., m ae> l.,.reot •«C>tOl'd •fl 8000u• Nl•P'. •• cord• ol ,,..., 0.--CovnlY, ••opt lnQ lh<tl POf'loon, II .,.1 wll1Cll "" o.1ow or --•d o•""'""" 01 """" lllQll llM of 11\t Pto<lllC ()o"n SUBJECT lo <OVt,....I\, coftdlhOIV,, re,lrlchon\, '1Qr>I•. rlQflh ot •O frld ••wm~no of record . .ind ..... tor ,,,. 11,u1 yur 04 1~1811'1, • ""' t>ot yol ... ,.b•• "• 11.-rtv '' commonly rwt•"ed 10 •• '" Clltt °''""· L.ovune B••<ll, C.lllOt,.•• T~ pr-rty I• 10 0. Wld on •~ .. .,, I\" be•I\ willlOU1 reprM41fll•l•OI', """ r.nt1 or <.O¥en.nH Of ~Y kind t • f>'t\\td °' 1mp1..,,,, uc~ ••to 1111~ 11•0• or Oft•~ II"" 111v11t0 lo< '"" e>rOMrlY -"""''De '" w•lllnq •no #Ill o. •t<e•veO .. 1 ,,,. olllce 01 C•och• N•tio...I BMlk, frun """' EH•lt DIVl•lon ............ on l ' H4'1• ""'"· f ronl Olfl<er, U4 Soutll vf<lrld "~w. LO\ A~ C..llfo<11I• tOOll. f•l•Pl\Of't 171JI •11-lllll or "'llY brt dfl· llvtr1d lo Olen" S AOllt<h, AllOflV'Y IC>r tM Admlnt\ltalor •Ill! lh(I Wiii A" Miff, -Hy, o04 Ille -fft -.t 42fil8 forth l>elOW. •I ""' l•me <!llef 11•\I p.ibllullon of '"" not•t• and Delort m<llllnQ WICI ..ie PUBLIC NOTICE cludono ln•enlor y 1l11mel•d •• ------M,000 00, Wlll<ll 'on\ltlJ of lhe IOllow PIC'TtTtOUS aUllNHS T,.. prOl)tfly wlll bt ~Id on 11\t IOllOWlnQ ltrln\. <<HI' OI' Pll•I Oi.11- 1ftQ NAME nATIMINT CM<U, ""-' Jt,,000.00. Tiie tollOWlllQ --I• dOlllt Du\I· p e r I credll tv1C11nteo bY " note W<U<ed Dy -of lrv\I Oii ,,_ ~·· ly \OICI, tr. 1,.."" ot \UCf\ «IHlll 10 De to<Ulll•Dlt 10 , .... ,,.._,,,Qlltel ond lo llw Svoer tor Couf't. '°' of I he emollnt Old lo K C-Y t .... -oY <et'tlllecl c Ill <~ tt1d 1110 D•l•nce 10 De oeld on c-10'1'\llllOft of •••• D1 "" S111Mttor Court, flle u•• \Jlall be lllf011Qh .,. n<r-ll06doef "l>C)rOWCI OY llUYlr •l\d ,,.. ... h ... , rel11\, -••I· •no ..,o """~• • .....,w-l, 8M l>'ttmtum' on -tW\Ce .OCC'91elll• lo ""our< lie•" 11 MtY. anillt"'" 1><or•1t0 ., ol ""' oat• of r«o<dlllQ of •- ftYM<• £1Ct0# ••Otft'"• •MIT'•~ ti... of llllt, r-OlnQ of <Ofl_,.Y •rw:• ••• ,.,,,, t ... , -tfll)tft .. of 1111• 111- O.m•nd Niie, cov«lno HW"'Clllol\ I""" et OI t •ISllt>O -IO<lllOI\ to be m<ll'1lt COAST V9IO •I \UCll llfN ~Illa •MUl'lll>t'•"'* 'COMM V H I CA f I ON S, HU W Mt _,, ••wmt<l by 11\rrtf et cto\oO OI 1-Aflhur, •E, Sent1Ant , Me, CA t\C•--•II <..Oilon wllO fllt<I l"'CM clelm• II\""' ---...... llMll ,,..ICI 111 K•NIOlll s ....... Hel•f, ,,, Sien!•. 1 .,.1 • '°''' ...-. ... CA mn lull n •<C~ wllll MCllOll ,..,. 4, '"" _,_ ., COl\Cluctecl Dy ... In· Of "" 8u~ -Profetslon• C... lolvldll•I. 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CMll Oeoly PllOI. lit1>1emeer t•. tttt • ••4" It •llf•n<• l>Olkr .,.., .,., mite•"-' n trow UIM""' \llell be tQv•llY Auv. 24, "·Sep!, I, 1 .. ,.,. P U BUC NOTICE O••ldfld Dtt-Auyer M\CI S.lltt TM 11"°9n1QMC1 '"•"''" Ille flQlll 10 relu~ 10 «<et>! MIY Diel• "cnn out IUllNHI 011.a s.p-•. i.11 NMWllTATIMINT CR()O(EA NAfl()tol.4L 0ANK Tiie IOl'°""llQ --,, CIOI"' lllltl 8y I. T HIMNMll "'" .. '""' °" l<tt 0UAL11'Y Of'll'SlfT PlllN1'1ff0 , H AO!nl"'•lt.oCor•lllllt>e "" Sl•l•f ·-· Uf\11 "C", H<1nt Wiii NlntqO ot Ille Wiii ot 11111,.,,, Bffd\, Oill!Orl\ll .,... Oofttld w 81-lw, Olcu\ff E119111e klllllleb, 11047 fterlln OMllfl I • ....., ... HUfllit19l11t1 9-11. C..lllOnlla me• i:::::~i:. =..r-· fl\11 -I\~·-f)y ... I Mtle 1414 4IYlllMI CllY IUI-._ ... Ni<lt I UQIH!t klllll\M .. -....11 Oii,,. .. _. Tiii\ tlat_..c wtf Ill .. Wilt\ LM A ....... ~•-4 Covl\IY (ltn. Of Or ... c-.ty Otl C'ttWIMTt fer .................. wlttl lenl .. r J, 1'11 .. Wiii A--OI •WIN ti , 0....1411 w ....... o.c .. 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Sotto Clet\IQ"ld •• '""owe .. of KEITH w. l11mllet ~. 191' Niii.i EA, N\lllef & MaUlll\O, ~ e ... 11 ~IMJlf OI Amvrllo Blvd , Wlllllltr, CA .01. P1111th-Or~ C.0.\1 D.l11Y P1to1 w111c11 1011.., ottlce I• Ill<! Pl.Ct Of l>u\•· S.111ern1>e• 1 ••. 11, 211. 1918 ,.. .. of '"" ""°"~~ In ell mllflet\ U ll 18 P"•l••ft•nQ 10 """'~I••~ !.ucll <•••m' Wllll 11\f _.__V VOUtlle(\ l"U\I lie riled Of pt@Wttflid e\ •fOf"e\•td w tU\U' P U BLIC NOTICE II H121 SUPE lllOll C.OU•T OP f HI "AT I Oii' CALllFOMNI" ~011 THI COUNTY 0 11' O•ANOI .... A•t1ltl ffO TICE OF H lfA•I NG O P P I T IT ION flOtl '•OaATE 0~ WILL ANO iro• LEnt:•s fUfAMEN· TA•'t" E ,,J.~ ot JOHN F JOHNSON, llll• JOH H F 11 11 101' JOH H SOH , 0MUffO NOTICE IS H£11E8Y CIVEl'I ,,.., MAAJOlllE A JOHNSON ,..\ 111..0 Ila•••" • pe!lllOn IOt Pt-le 01 Wiii •no lot llwaft(• OI l 4'110t\ h\1-n t•rv ref.,-ttnc:~ to W'f\•i " I\ mMN: to,. ,..,,,,., 1>o1•tkul•"· .ono tiwt '"" 11me •11CI Pie<• 04 ""•""'3 1i. wm~ ~' _,, WI IOt OclOOe< ), 1911, .. 1 10 00 • m • In llw c.ounr_., ol Oep.otlmtnl Ho J OI ...0 ~Ollrt el 100 Cl•t< C..nlw 0-•v• Wttl, lft '"" CHY of Sent• "'"°· '"'"'°'"'• O•leO Stol-r I I t•78 WILLIAM(. St J°"N, Ccounty Cle•-G~INN e . $01ELIE•G , ...... t(ll .. yPlau s.11• , .. .....-N ....... C..llltn>I• ttt,, A"°"'9f flt _It._ Pul>41\htd Or-C.0.V D•llY Piiot. Sco1emDe• 14, IS. t•. lflt 010.•1 PUBLIC NOTICE --,ICTiTIMiU~$-· NAMll STATl ... ENT T ... IOllOWlnQ """'°" I\ c>olnQ b\lsl ""'" ., MJB SERVICES, 114tt Pocl•1c CA>•\I HIQl'!WoY. No u. 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ST A Tl Of' CALI "°"NIA 'O" T Ht: COUNTY 0 11' ORANG( H0.""1171 NO TI CE O P H E A•IN G O F ll'ETITI~ l'Ott PROaAft: 0 11' WILL ANO lETflf•S flSTAMENTA•Y 11'0 • AUTHO•IZATIOff TO AO· M I NI ST ER U N DE ll TH E INOt:PlfNOIHT AOMINIST•ATION 0 11' ESTATES AC1' hl•lt of MERRILL v 84~.CEA e~e MEllRILL (;AAOHER BAAltER Oe<toed. f'IOTl(E IS HEREBY GIVEN '""'' .AUGUST"' M BAAKEA llo hied llo••lll • 1)('111-'°' ProtMt~ Of 1111111 •nd IUUll'1U of l tlter\ T t'\lf,....,te<' 10 lht Pellll-• end '°' •v•110<1111tton 10 .Om•nt\tet unorr •N-1"6fcwf"Of>nt •Of''l'Un"tr•l10f'\ Of E't•I•' Att. r~ fer•~~ lo .wti1c.h •'-mttdt fOf furl,..., p•rt•<.ul•r,, ..,d tf'l•I lhf"I l tf'".,. ~nd P'••-of "-'"'O ,._ ....,_.,... b<'•n "'1 '"' Soopltmbe<' n ••re. '"' 10 00 • m . ,,. IM coun•~ ot OllCM•lme<11 No 1 of .. 10 covrt. .i /00 Civ1< Ce<-11• ~lvt Wt\I. In Ille CH'r ol :!.•nl• A11•, C.lllor111• f\•ltd Se~r S. "" WILL.IAM ll ST JOHN, C-.WC:te•' OONALO 0 . 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Mw41. hUlft, CA t""9 l lC ......... >-•"""-< PUC>ll\lltd Or-Ole\1 Delly P AUQ, 1•. l l, 5ifoe>t. I, IC, .. ,. ..,..,. ' PUBUC NOTICE T PUBUC NOTICE NOTICI 1'0 c•e Ol1'CHIS SUPt:•IOR cou•T 01' THI: • STATE Oll'CAU l'ORNIA ll'Ott THIE COUNTY Of' OllANOI -A·*1• P U BLIC NOTICE ll'ICTITIOUS auttNllS N""'E SfATllMlfNT Th~ 1011ow1nv perton• •rt •1110 °'-'\HW~\\ A'-• OAN(EWOAKS OANCEWU R. 111• EdlnQ<!r A••11~•. Hu11ll,,.,011 S.oKll,CA'llW v "tY P•lrl< Nie< .... 11111 ~IOI Clr<f•. Hllt\llnqlen BH<ll, CA .,.., M•ry ~ Meche, 11121 C-101 Clrcle, Hun4lt'f11on 9'.cll, CA ~ This Du''""" '' <OIWN< ltd O'fo • llmlltdP<'flnllf't.lllp c;,,ty P•lrk MIKlly Pllol, AuQ. 2c, JI,~ I , 14, ltTI ..... ,. PUBLIC NOTICE •·»ell ,,CTITlOUS a USINEU N-1 STATEMENT Tl!• lol-1"9 1)9r\Oll• ••t 401"0 """""' ·~ THE 112 SOUTHERN .t.VE .. UE PARf NlllS>UP. lt'J\ NOt111 ONvl• $1r .. 1, Ot-. CA.,_., Amo• A. 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Dw·-.-..~''tt~11' MOON MULLINS MISS PEACH by Tom Batiuk ARE t,00 CRAZN I GIRL; 60 BEHlt.lD lME ~AT A HIEIH ~ FOOTBAU 6M'£ AT NJ&ITT ~LIKE 1HtS ~/ ~ by Jeff MacNetly .. ® WHAT klNC> OF A~MENT IS THAT? GERIATRIX HOW 00 '10l.I GET nE 51\JPIO ~T'/ OS' OFF ~15 'f~Y A~P\iz.1N '? DENNIS THE MENACE • He's sotE Nf.W 1<1NO CJ A ros 1 ~ FOR ••• ~UT ME SIJQf ts SLOW !, -.... - GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS WHATrA VOU Mt:AN "FAR- Ft:TCHf P"?i IT'S ONLY A CAM~IGN PLEV6€J ••. NANCY I'M WRITING YOU AN excuse FOR BEING LATE TO SCHOOL. I'M NOT LATE AF=TER ALL·-· OUR CL.Oet< WAS WRONG . .,. . "' .,. . . . by Mell AGATHA CRUMM OR.SMOCK PEANU TS l{OlJ TJ.11NK EVERl/ONE IS CURIOUS DON'T 1/00? COMICS I CROSSWORD by Ch1r1tS M. Schu lz WELL. I~ NOT~ WfiO CA~ES W~ l{O\J'~E CAY:'/ING NOTCHE5 JN1t> 'iOIJi STUPID DOGHOVSE? I 5U~E OONi !! by 8111 Hont by~Llmont ~He NSW YOR K PH I t..-H A R .MON IC .A.Ne> -rHe eos-roN SYMP HONY eorH P L-AYE!c> A-r" YOLJR e>A R M l'IZ VAH ?! Ye.AH , e u -r "T"HA-r WAS ONL.-Y c>oRING "T"He COCK-r"AIL.-H O UR ... • PA P H I ~SP N A ME! e>ANPS F O R "T"He PANC IN<S .' MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus Arriola by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Emit Bushmiller t'M NOT GOING TO WASTE THIS NOTE ... .. ~ . -......... by Tempttton and Forman TDDAT'S CllSSRID RllLI ACROSS 45 Al5o·111ns 1 Decorate 46 Levy S Wilks 411 lndicet>On IMnely 49 r redifl9 cen • If Ribbed l1b· ters "C SO Brake pall 14 .. John S2 .. T1h -- Brown's VttW or· Body .. POel S6 88Wfage 151r~1l111 S7 Choice 16 Cvcte 60 Idle 111111: 11 Dtunken sr,ng IHSI 61 MiKhlnt1 19 Cleaning parts tool lnfot 62 Cen1ered 11111 abou11 20 .. Hard -1•• porn t Helmsmen'! 93 81ne1 11n1ch Ofder &I Whnt bird 21 Pronq 65 General 21 Pronoun. Pl tcnrtencv 24 lunch hou• DOWN 26 Put away 1 Bishops 27 Run down. mle lnfo1m111 7 8atf1~1n 30 fulft ores J fl evet 32 Stanr11d 4 Not lon11 33 Ouebf'c"\ •go ntighbof 5 -dl'grCC 34 Bentu Ian 6 M1r1 fol guige fowfif 37 Can polt11 1 Awn coun c•an try 38 So.1red 8 Brokwdter 39 Skt hh g Grt!t!k le""' 40 Compau pt 10 Wash1n91on 41 Euch111t11c port pl.Ire 11 lnve111blo •2 K11tpuke 11 Ruh O<ll '3 Took• me<tl 13 Strode ut picture 18 Surmounl!llQ UNITED Feet~ Syndicate WtdnMdey'a Pw.zte Solved: ' ( D I I o A • I I •II ' If c f I I r I I'D I '0 •• • l ,1 .. •• • • I C I A T I • 0 u • ' • 0 • f A I C 0 • . ' If I • -· •• ' " . ' 0 - I >II ' , _ I I ID • & I • D I o •• l . ' l • • A I O u. •• D l •• 0 •• I 0 l 11 •• I l s ( I D • f l I T l 0 0 I I I 0 • 0 . I 0 -v OllO IV 0 U I D- 1•1•1•11 191• • "I"' I•(• I ,. o 1•1•1•1• I • , .. II IDIDIY I o I l 13 f oOfy 1!i -and OUI' fl~grant '6 Ordm ro go '1 Re~rrarn 18 !own on tho !Mme' 19 T lai'SPo•t& 11nn mfld1um 2 worrts 300vNf1•d JI A\f)l'CI )3 ArMhnrd )~ Dr•n J6 C11c1c oans 38 Com l!d1a11 Dinny - 39 Wt41 mnke1 41 No11hwesr I l L fl"llli.f I A l l"IA a 0 1• • I """l•I l I I \111&1111 42 -Ely: TV fo11an " • Nonseflso'" 45 Clarm 46 l1hncs~ 0 Swecltsh lake 48 Mau of tanh cru6t SO Ma'" cha•dt !Cl 61 On 1h1s f)O!nl SJ Sman cubll• 54 Russ crar 55 Become com boned 58 Limb 59 Shio sectoor, I • ,, ' TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS Television Thursday. September t4 1978 OAJLY PILOT 1111 lhll\' EVENING ..... -..u. c.Mtorn141 Ange19 n t PM ~ a.001••...a -.0. WllJ) WUl 0. I~,...._, Wiii\ • Oi~ ear.ne IOt OnW>g W•I ..._ • THI MADY 9UNCH Stl11>F•--ttle ... ~~out 01 a_.,., "*'-'MO~~ -..., tor to. '°"" c~ • 8TMSTI OF MN ~ ,.,. ~ MOI*,,,, .. , .... only ~ to • --ol !!!1'-"""""° • OYalAIV C0ff'e0!11n JKll c.,,., -'"·~ °' c .. t fllOOt .. M -ti( tr....ooriattOn. ·-•°'"la mwriao-lat•.,.,.. (RI G THO(~ AM WOMJNO "°"' ~ wN> ~ N tl'led P• oleaaool'lal ~· t..COQntlK)h oelC)tle t,,.., ~.0- .. e .. 1~ (() C81NIWS 9 WOAL.D NEWS TONOHT 9.'30 . I LOVE LUCY Jes ica Tate I Kathe rine llelmond > is led back to her cell but she'll soon be freed of charges of murdering tennis p ro Peter Campbell a nd the real killer iden· t1£ied --In the special hour-long season premiere of Soap, tonight at 10 on ABC. Channel 7 When R!Glly retli$el to -Off Ill• mu'llK"e LliCyt~tM -~JACKSON ~1· ·Arthur SllCagOld. cMlrmen of the Loe Ange- '" County Ofug Ab\.IMI TNIC fOfoe tl!) SOUTH BY NORTHWf.81' "Jhe Roelyn MIO"•tiOfl" Thlt llnal progr9m locueet on the tougll co.i mining tooM1 of Rotlyn. Wuhlng- ton end the bl.oi 1trllle t>realter1 wl'lo were t>toughl In during • lal>OC' ~ .. i ~ Oue1t1· Cl'lll• Rivera. Mk:Mie end SC0tt ~. RIO Tl)'IOr, Kaye Ballard 1-00 I C98 MEWS HllCNEWS WON.DNEWS TOHIOtfl II BOWLINO FOR DOI.LAM • SOC MILLION DOU.AR MAH "Survival Of The Flnesl'' • 8ANFOAO ANO 80N Fr~ eoot• Len• Hotne'1 cat In the pw111ng lol While touring the NBC StudiOI and lnMll• eway 10 meet '*· • MACNEll / L.a4M.R REPORT • NEW8THINK: PAOP08rTlON 13 Tile publlc's right to enact ·-by popul8' \IOle .. explonld. a.a ....... ~ •• , ... ,,. 8 KNXT ICBS) Los Angel~ D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I t<TlA (Ind ) Los Angeles t<ABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Otego D KHJ-TV (Ind.) Los Angeles (!I l<CST (ABC) San Diego I KTlV (Ind ) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles llD KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach Cl) JOKER·& WILO 1:30 9 WIU>. WfLO WOALO ~ANIMALS "But1ert1111 •• Beyond Belh.lty" Ttie t>uttertty l• en onMCI of rate Ind delicate boavty D 1H SEARCH~ ••• "U F 0 . Captl119t" I TME OOHG 8HOW JOt<IER'8 WILO ~12 A MW pollce rec:rutt loMS 1'111 goo end trite to bluH t111 way out of 1 gun flgtlt • 21TONIGHT Producef-<ec><>rter Marl• Munoz exemlnee 111ema- tlvee to 1"41 tr adlllonal metllod• ot birtl'I Ci) NEWSCH~ Cl) 11.81 BEAUTY CONTEST ~ MATCH GAME P.M . t:OO 9 Cl) THE WAL TONS JOlln-Boy .,.,,..... hOme lrom New York City for • vltlt. l>rlnOlno with '*" 1111 new 11encee. IR) D MOVIE .. The Clone Mute r .. jPrtmlete) Art Hlndlt. Robyn OouglH. A ~t clonM 13 reptl- CH of l'limMll In an attempt to tll'Warl 1 mytt&- rloul plot eglinll his top- MC:fllt ctonlng project. e wow • •"A> ""'-Ot>IOng Bo•" I IH9) Vtncel'lt Pr~. Chrtttopher l tt A ~ buned 1111119 cM· lf'O 8 tuOOQMd IJMtmenl, eventually achtevee r~(~llf.,I e u MON<ANO MINDY (Pr~•l A nallve ot t~ pt-• °'" l'letned Mo<ll (Robin Wlffltmll. wtlo 111111 In IOve With • Mlnrleepollt gwt named Mindy (P.,.,, Oawt>erl. ~· out t!MI Fonz for ~on Winning IWw heart G THE flOHTfM Ttll1 11176 film ~ts Ille 1 S-round Heavyweigflt Ch1mp1on1l'llp fog I'll be'-> MullelMMICI AM and Joe FtUJ41f • • CAAOl BUANETT NIOFNEN08 Gue111: St-Lawrence. TtrnConway. • MOVIE • • • .. The Proud Ano The Pro1-·· ( 11156) Wll- Uam Holden. Otbotah Ken. l'YoblerTll eriM ~ • young 'Mdow f ... '" IOve with a Marine (2 l1rS I • P£MOH TO PEA80N .. Selected Interviews· 1953· 111511.. Edwerd R. Murrow conduct• lnfonn-' lflterriewl wi11'1 Rear Adm,. tal Byrd and novelist Fen. nle Hurst I!) MAGIC ~ Oil PAINTINO "Floral" l:IO. THE 000 COUPLE Fell• aak• 09c;., to pose for • layout advertising a ,_ men's OOIOgne. 83 WM'1NO FOR A ON>W1NO AUOIENCf Lin OIM!r. executive direc- tor of lhe Society ol Children's Book Wn tera. talks at>ou1 f\Mlnlle litera- ture ID OVEREASY Comedlen Jack Carter dtlQll.MS his C8IWf; Or. Cart EtsdOrler on IMllity; transpor1alt0n. rew11101ng merrl. late In Nie. (RI t:OO 8 Cl) HAWAII AV£.() McGatretfs grief over Chin Ho'• murder• trane. IOfmed Into de4iemlinltl0n to flod hit friend'• klltet. (~ • 9 IAAHEY MIU.ER (Seelol'I PramieNI Barney end 1111 ~ 8fe aMIQMd to aotve ttie kid-- napping of a department 11ore heff9". • ME1'V GAIFF1N Gueits: Cl'llta Rivera, Mldwlle and Scott Heyden. Rip Taylor. Kaye Baffard, Fot1tor Broolla. A T asle Of Honey. TUBE TOPPERS KTLA 0 5 30 Angel Baseball. The California ns finally play their las t &,:ame in Texas as they battle the Rangers in Arlington Stadium. NBC It 8:00 ·-"The Clone Master.·· A new movie kicking off the network's 1978-79 season focus~s on a biochemist who creates 13 replicas of himself. ABC fl 8:00 --Mork and Mindy. The premiere e pisode of a new comed y series with Robin Williams as a visitor from outer space <see review below>. • IE.88fON8 A hYI. c•ll· •n Spei:lll 01S1Qne<1 to lltlp fos ,., • prevenlallv~ attitude toward mental helltl'I and to counteract 11ereotypono ot mental lleattn prOfet· sloNll. (Vlewwl may call 21~2 11 CD AOOOO 04880NANC£ LIKE A MAN A mu•oc•I portrait or CNrles i.....· Ille. mu11e Ind ldeell CRI 10:00 9 Cl) 8AAHABY JONES J.R. be<:omea romtntocally ll'IYOlved wttl'I a parolee tie Is 1nveat1gallng lo• robbery IR) D W.E.8. "The Glfl WhO Saved Out Ameflca" Ellen's dr11toc aerrpl cnanges Infuriate 1"8 producer end risk the Ion of ltw! Mriel when tlMI nar • ralOf (RicNlrd Buetoartl. wt1o 11 tl'lt key to her plan. i lr=20121 (Sealon ,..,.,,_el Ttie re1t murderer ol tenn.a pro Petet C~ II r--'9d wtlll'I Jelalca Tate II ten· tenoed 10 prl6on • NIGHT OAl..LDff A woman decldel to help her ""9band IOWWd deell'I '° Ille C*' be wttl'I her loYer. eTHEPAW8EA8 PNMu Flnrl now hel lfMI ~ to purcllaM • Mat In Plt1i-t. Lizzie Eul- l~ ....... hult>and. end the P-.. loee thett beloved UtlCle Omnlvm s NEW8CtfEQ( 10:301~ ~HIOHUGHT8 ··Ce11fom1a·· 11:00 ID • Cl)®) NEWS DA TINO GAME II MOVIE • • • "Never Say Goodbye.. I 111581 Rock Hudaon. Comelt Botcners A man Ind 1111 daugtiter are reunited with hts wile alter yeats or MPat&loon (2hrL) • THE 000 COUPLE 09cat ''* to eu<e Feff• of 1111 fear ol ltylng so he can cover a rnaj()f pnotograpl'I· IG ua.gntneflt • F'ERHWOOO 2NIGHT Gu.ta Sat Maglione. l'llllt styltst. and Mr. J Cart« 63 DO< CAVETT Guest: Muhammad All (RI G ~l / L.a4RER REPORT '1:309 (1) M•A.•S•H An area commander orders tl'le 1ncredulou• 407711'1 unit closer to the combat tine to con-ve fuel. (RI D TONIGHT Host. Johnny Carton G~ll Met TllMs. Plly!t1a George. 9 TWIUGHT ZONE Mt. Fnst>y has the most vMd imagination '" town. end~ quite a•- la~~ & HVTc.4 ··0eatl'I In A OtHerent Pt-" Starsky is shod<e<l wfletl 8 ~ lnenO 15 found deed "' ii lleaZy IOve-nest. I RI • HOOAN'8.HEAOE8 General Burkhalter attamo11 to wed hll SISier lo Col. Klink • OET8MART The diary ol • retired CON· TROL agent dfl8ClPN's 9'ld Smar1 111 UllQned 10 theMarCll 9 CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIOHT t.«:>RNING 12:00 9 TWILIGHT ZONE CNliea Wiii! ..... ~ VP Wl11'1 111 idea tor rttvmin<,; 10 "'' youtfl ·~ Relpfl 1Mm1 11181 polUoc• m .. ., 11r9n09 t>edfello'ws 8nd running for of1lce l'IU 111 u~ and dOwna 12:05 8 Cl) C88 LATI! MOVIE • • "Deadly Hero I 19761 Don Murr llY. 0 1 •l'I" Wllllema A women \iljf)O w11~ tl'lt murder ol ti« a1taetu1• t>y a l)OllC'l· men relusee 10 cover up tl'lt Incident 12:30 8 MOVIE • • · Only 1 l'le Coor f 1972) lilh Palmer Stephane Audr an A fealou5 wrle $h00ts l'ler "unlal!Mul" l'lu1t>and wlll'I· out realtzlf'Q IMI 15 • secret agent on an a~t 1 • hr .5!>m1n I • MOVIE • • Jol'lnny AUAQrO .. I 19491 George Ral1. Nina FOCh A reformed ganoste< coopetllel Wl11'1 • lederll agent In I/I illlemQI tO track oown • ring or coun· terte41 smuggler& I I l'lt • 30 mon) • MOVIE **fl All Hal'ldS On Dec:ii.. Ct 9611 p •• Boone Bu<kly Heckel! A oir1 rOl)Otter stows away on an LS T. c.raatong Chao~ il!!l0!!9 tl'le Crew 12 l'llS.1 12.-37 D ruD S.WA T. "Coven OI Killen·· An escapees mass murderer ano tlis lonowen plot Illa executions of all people responsible rOf l'los 1mpr1s- onmen 1. 1nclvd1ng S w A T leade• Honoo Hll'Telaon (Rl 1:000 T~ROW GueSts Hy Brow" 11<oc!uc.et·dirac10f ot CBS R&0t0 M~terv Tl'leat1e 1 ammy Grtmes Mtlfc.edes MGCamt>ttOge ano KIW' Mc.Caitl'IY wno pa1tic1p;:11e 1n • Mlgmefll tatcen trom Mystery ft'teatrr OOf' Mc.Neill II<>'' 01 • The Bteaklast Ctut> 0 MA.VEN()( ··5eec1 OI o-ptoon 1:451 NEW8 2:00 NEW8 ~ • •••;, ··s tage 0oor·· ( 19371 Kathanne Heobum. Ginoet Aogets. A gtovp ol VCXHlO actrenea 11r1ve lor feme and tortuft.. C2 M I e MOVIE • • ,,., ··s torm OY9f flbel'. I 19621 Re• Reason. O.ana Oouglu. A couple ltsYlll to Tibet. su1pec11no tl'le wile's former l'lvst>and is still alive (2 11rs ) 2:20 8 NEW8 2..26 1 MEWS 1:30 MOVIE • • •,. The Tea11n1 .. I 1938) Joaf'I Benneil. Ran- dOIOh Scott NQf'lhetn ook· t~uw1111y to take TeJ1.l!I by SIOfm 11110• II>(; CIOSe OI fne C;v" Wat I t llt 65 min I I NEWS 2:60 MOVIE • • • · roun_, Hout a·· t 195 11 Paul Oouota s. Gt ece Kelly A mentally 01t1urbeo young man threaten• to iumc> troni ''- ledge 01 a Manl'latlan l'IOtet I 1 ,,, 50 min I 4:000 MOVl! • • • •,, 'Tl'le Man •n Grny · f 19 •61 .:amet Mason. Stew"'l G•anoer A swaal'lt>uckltng noble me1t1e& " woman •~ COl'IY8f\tenee ano •S evel • unflltMVI to ..... 12 ,,,, I • MOVIE • • .,. fl\(' Ga:t.int leQIOt' · P9•81 w1111am EHoolt. 8t'UClll Cat>Ot A pot. 1!1Gtan lrtel IO dtSbanC>efs t • "' 30 min l 4:40 9 STEVE EDWARDS Fridaf1"11 Dayli"'e Mo~it-• AFTERNOON 12:00 0 • * 11> 'Ma11 Older 8rtde ' I 196ol) l:IUdOy Ebsen. Keor Dullea A COi'· cemed party rnes 10 eeote d wild youtr-down by atTlnQ•f'IQ a marnaoe '°' tlim I 1 l'I• . 30 """ I ....... 'MembetOt Tile WeodtnQ' ( 19531 Julle Harns. BtendOn OEWllOe A twetve·year-otO girl tnSISt S Of' 8CCO!l'\Pllf'Y'"Q her brOlllet Of' llt:; l>Ot'leV· moon 11 hr 5G min 1 2:00 8 • • · Klondike Ai>noe · t 19361 Mee WllSI. lltCtor Mclaglen A satoon s.r>get tak11 ii dead mo_.,.,·., Identity and runs oft wttl'I • Ma captatn. w111'1 tlM! pot;ce hOI on l'ler trail 1 1 I'll • 30 m1n1 3;00 ®) • • '"' "Ride Tt'te Wiid Sutt" c t9641 Fabian. Shel- ley Fabares Four eltQ•ble b3Cl'lei0fs. wt'lo ar11 mo<• 1n1erestecl in surttlrne lhllf' girts. t>ecome r•neo uo wfll'I lour marnage-con- SCtOYS yQYnQ ladies. I I l'lr .• 30m1n1 'Mork' Far Out, Funny Show MORK MEETS LAVERNE IN TONIGHT'S PREMIERE Penny Marshall, Robin Wllllam1 on Bllnd Oat• Live Mental Health Shows Set on KCET "A Woman's Search for lden· tity" wllt be the subject or the first or four live call-in pro- grams dealing with m e nta l health t.o be produced by K.cET. Channel 28, according to Mark Waxman, director of program· ming. Entitled "Sessions," the pro- g ra 01 s wilt feature different roental health professionals who will present their individual ap- proaches lo psychothera py as well as respond to viewer ques- tion~. · 'Tbe purpose of the pro· g~•JD•," said producer Loring d'Usseau. "is t.o help promote a preventive attitude regarding mental health and to dispute any n e gative or f o rbiddin g stereotypes people may have or professionals In the field. We :JiJ, FIUDER J'IE All and Fral1er. In one of the 1reatesl heavyweight _righll ln the hlat.ory or boxing when All e meried aa the eontrovenlal wtoner. wlU be seen ln ''The •·1 r,hters" movle Rpeclal on Kl J·TV's Mllllon Dollar Movie tonlgatt at 8 over C~annel 9. -.. hope that our audience will perceive that seeking a therapist can be as healthy as brushing your teeth." "Sessions" will debut tonight at 9 p. m. Guest therapist for the first show will be Dr. Brian Rutley, psychiatrist and medical director a l the Tarzan a P sy chiatr ic a nd Drug Rehabilitation Center. Dr. Rutley will interview a former patient regarding her reasons for pursuing professional help and the therapy she received. Dr. RuUey will also discuss the various ways and m eans or choosing psycbotberapisls. The second "Sessions" will air Thursday, Septemt>c:r 21, also at 9 The guest Is Dr. Roger Gould, psychiatrist and author or the recent l y publi s h e d "Transformations,·· which deals with the stages or emotional growth and change ln adult llfe. OU-camera moderator for the f\rat two shows wUl be Laura Schleaslnger. aaalst.ant professor of bloloazy ln USC's Department of .Blological Sciences where she teaches courses In physiology and humon sexuality. Bc1lnnJn1 tbll (all. Or. Sehl sslnger will be featured on her own radio show on KABC By JAY SBAR,BUTI' LOS ANGELES <AP ) -I , pardon the personal ,reference, think Robin Williams is the fun· nlest , mos t wildly inventive comic t.o come down the pike since Jonathan Winters. But is situation comedy for him? T h e a ns we r . premier inJ! tonight at 8 on Channel 7 as "Mork and Mindy," is a re- sounding yes. Williams' new ABC show is brilliant. high· s peed fun. loaded with won· derful sight and sound gags and ad-libs by the young star. He plays Mork. ·of the distant planet Ork. sent to Earth -in a NEW TV SEASON PREVIEWED--Page 01 huge egg, no less --to observe life. It's a punishment tour. He's supposed t.o have no emotions, but always is kidding around. PAM DAWBER, A lovely, young. very gifted actress, is cast as Mindy, a Boulder. Colo., resident who befriends him. Events start late at night as his egg gently lands on Earth. You see it crack. a hand pops out. then Williams with a trium- phant .. Ah-hah ! " A smaller egg la nds. He cracks it open and pee;-s in. "Only one suitcase." he cries. "You lost half my luggage." Mindy. parked in nearby woods with a boyfriend, has a spat with the guy. He drives off In her car. She starts walking and meets Williams, who seems to be wearing a priest 's outfit. Close obser vers will see he may have hls suit on backward!>. LATER, AT HER house. she suspects the lad Is odd. For starters. he sips a glass or iced tea through hls fingers . He asks how she drinks tea. She says with her mouth. of course. "How do you talk and drink at the same lime,. wow. must be Drool City," he marvels. Think· ing he's a foreigner, she asks how he says thank you in his native language. "We spit," he beams. The truth emerges. She pro· mlses to teach him Earth ways PBS' 'Visions' Back Oct. 9 HOLLYWOOD CAPl -The "Vision" series of weeklyf origi nal dramas r eturns to public television ror the rail season on Monday, Oct. 9. The premiere PBS drama will be Charles Johnson's "Charlie Smith and the Fritter Tree." a flcttonalhallon or the life or America 'a oldest living citizen, a 1S5·yen-otd former slave. • --• • .,,. r (TV REVIEW J if he teaches her about planet Ork. They then discuss parents. He says he was a test-tube baby : "Yes. m y fath er wa s a n eyedropper, the scum." I N T IME, HE meets her rather Conrad Janis. who runs a music 'Store with his mother-in· law Elizabeth Kerr. Pop soon fears this str ange stranger is liv- ing i n morta l s in with his daughter. Amid all this is a flashback scene of Mork's first visit to Earth. when he learned from The Fonz how to chase girls and then c h a sed L a v e rn e o r "Laverne and Shirley." This part is a gut.buster. particularly when Laverne re· buffs him and he moans : "Re· jection. fallure, oh, no. I must return t.o hatchling state." And curls up in the fetal position. ALSO IN ntE hour : A deputy s heriff. chicken eggs that Wi lliams thinks contain tiny Orkans and a sanity hearing. All of it is done with a sense or spon. tanelty and playfulness that de· fies description. It is indus tr ial·s tre ngth humor, with a fine script by Dale McRaven, author of the late, great "Texas Wheelers" series. The only drawback: Kids all over wUI be mimicking Mork's Ork sounds, such as "zabak." "gribble" and "no·non a·no." and sit as do the Orkans, face down in the chair. But why not? See "Mork and Mindy." You'll becom e a weekly patron for sure. PE'IER FRAMPTOO THE BEE GEES ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY "'~ HEARTS ~ CWBBAND'' 00 _. •. I l"l:MO ·-----.-. .,~. ·~-~~-=- Wedding Bells? J ohn-Boy <Richa rd Thomas! bring~ his fiancec <Dierdre Lenihan l from New York for a vis it to Walton's Mountain m the premiere e pisode of The Waltons for this season. tom~ht at 8 on CBS, Channel 2. Complete coverage of county government and courts. Every day In the DAILY PILOT U N IVl!RaAL llTUOI08 TOUR ·~MCA COYPi'" 1 IO l !IP "' •Alo' •DL•,11".,.. It was the Deltas ..,ainst the rules ••• the rules lost! >- ·~··~· ·· ...... .. , ....... ·~· \PQ}! '-'-I • NOW PL /\YING llWAUICIMMA Cotti Mtw $46 3102 . ... . fOUtlTAI• YAllU OlllYl·lll I 011nt.i ~ \/4fley 9bi' l-181 .. t' .. . ' f::fJ CAIL Y PILOT T hurldey S.ptumber 14 llH8 John Tnavolta Olivia Newton -John MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY SGT PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND.;' (PG) "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" (PG) 'GONE IN 60 SECONDS" "SOUND OF MUSIC" "SA TU ROA Y NIGHT FEVER" (R) "THE ONE ANO ONLY" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" {PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "CORVETTE SUMMER" "JOY AIDE" (PG) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "THANK GOO IT'S FRIDAY" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" .. AMERICAN HOT WAX' (PG) "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" CPG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" AU DalY~MS OrtH 7:00 .. .N. .....-n,y ClltlO Undu -12 FtH Unteu • Ktdd,. 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KJU. ~y (flQ ... , . - Harlequin 'Plaza' Lacking in Punch "Plaza Suite .. remiuni.. t:ven urter lnnumt'rable local produt·t1on.'l, in the upper C><'helon or Neal S imon's con ~ltlt•rabl\' r \'pcrtoart•. run~1na arguably 1.1longs1de "Thi• Odd Cou· pie" us the crnam of thii. prolific pluywnj(hl 's t•rop V1•t, hi lhc vcrMOtl ooan~ orrered al th llurlc>qu1n Dmner Playhouse. there u; un unexplainable lethargy und luck oC conviction evident in this trw of om· acts set in u plush New ''f't.AU 'UIT't" • C-y brNo>tl $<..,_ Olro<led. DY "°""" c,.._ Wlltft9 Oy lllGO>rt C.0•. hOftltf\9 Dy R~t""ld 800ll, ptf ,."19Cf nlQl•ll'I• U(~ ""°"°•V\ •I I JO llltougll 0<1 U •I ,,,. Ht•'-•" O<-. Pl•\'IW>U.-UOl ~ H-81¥0 . ~I• 4'M ~-tv•l-\•lt \\II '"'~' J''"'''-•mtRoy "'""'"!(••"" Nor ....... W•llet /&ellll0y/6o<o.n , , JUI\ M lmMY -·-Sll.tporo • K•"'Y Ml<-• Ron l.Aw.....c:e !>tr•" 8enol1 York hotel. The performers appear to be walking through their roles with l1ttlc directorial spark lo coax out the laui¢h lines. FOR REASONS OF his own, guest d1rl'ctor Adam Gregor h<!s switched the hr11t and second acts in the play· in~ order. opening with the usually brisk and d elightful rendezvous bet ween the Hollywood producer and his high s chool s weetheart. Mark Shapiro and Kerry Michaels, who play all three acts. are an engaging couple but they m iss much of the comic punch of their seduction scene. T he first act, played here as the second, IS the best written Of the three. but it falls rlattest in the Harlequin production Sha piro and Miss Michaels do little more than de· live r their lines wearily as they enact a couple whose m arriage 1s headed for trouble because of his extracur· ricular activit y . The biting ex· changes Simon wrote for the pair are toothless here. Fortunately. the third act always played for high comedy --of· fers an upswing in tempo as Shaplro and Miss Michaels bristle over their daughter·s refusal to come out of the Intermission Tom Titus bathroom for he r wcl1ding. While still not at the peak or its potential. this seg. ment ls animated enough to keep the playgoer from nodding orr. SHAPIRO, WHOSE Bogart in the Harleqwn's "Play It Again. Sam" was worthy or a standing ovation. turns ln a performance of limited d1mens1on in thrC'e choice comedy roles. Ma sl> Michae ls is more im· press 1vc. nice ly d c£1ning he r character for each assignment, but she is incapable of overcoming wh<.1t appe<.1rs· to be primarily a directorial deficiency. In s upporting roles. Sarah Benoit has a choice cameo in the second 1Simon's f1rs t 1 a c t. whilt-Ron Lawrenct· is was ting a lot or ex- perience m a ullhty role usually re· ser ved for a novice · · Pla7.a Suitt.-· w i II continuc through Oct 15. playmg Tuesdays through Sundays at the Harlequin. 3503 S. Harbor Blvd . Just north of Costa Mesa It 'II be followed by Jean Kerr's vintage comedy .. Mary. Mary" with Petticoat Junction·s Lin· da Kaye Henning in the title role. • TH E SAN CLEMENTE Commum · ty Theater lifts the curtain on iL'i new season tonight with the local pre· miere or M1ss1on VI CJO playwright Jack Sharkt'y's ne w comedy "Savmg Grace.·· Ben Julzi 1s directing the show. which features Christina Nicholls in the title role. Richard Gunst. John Greens lade. Margie Schwab and Bob Stevens complete the cast. "Saving Grace" will be presented Thursdays through Saturdays at 8:30 for four weekends al the Cabrillo Playhouse. 202 Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente. Call 492·0465 for reserva· tions. Colson's 'Born Again' Watergate Movie Out By CHARLES R YWECK Tiie -·ywM41 . ._,., NEW YORK --"Born Again." the film based on Charles Colson's autobiographical bestseller . is the story or an a mbitlous attorney sum· mooed to the White House by Presi· dent NiJton as his special counsel. Colson played the political game lo the hilt. reveling in the uses of power. He became known as the President's "hatchet· man, .. who adopted unsavory tactics in the name of expediency. When the roof caved 1n with the Watergate exposure, he found solace for his i?Uiltridden con!'· c1cnce an a spiritu<1l rebirth IN THE SCENES at the While House. Nixon is shown as a folksy kind of Chief Executive with his feet on the desk a nd smoking a pipe. Henry Kissinger is depicted with a German accent. Nixon's fortress mentality. his reeling of being' beleaguered in the White House by his enem ies. barking orders to get Daniel Ellsberg, adequately depict the President's paranoia. The film's best scenes are those with Colson in prison. We get the feeling of isolation. of fear. until (MOVIE RE~"1 friends s~ up. most nOtably &eh. person ot~ aymond 8.f; Jae-... playing a g ant black pns<JMr 'WhO . appoints himself Colson 'a speclal protector. DEAN JONES, WHO has hitherto been principally identified with hght com edies. gives a pcrform<1nce that radiates with s incerity He conveys. with grcut conv1 c t1on. a sor ely troubled man who is looking ror answers Anne Francis plays his steadfast wife .. hiy Robinson. as his law partrl4,'.r and defense counst!I. 1s outstand1n~. St. Jacqul's almost threatens to steal the pi cture. lie has g reat digni· ty. authority and a magnificent scree n presence. Dana Andrews plays the business e xecutive who s hows Colson thC' !>pi ritual light. George Brent makes a cameo ap· pearancf• and Sen llarold Hughes plays himself mo5t effectively. 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MORE TH AN 65 mi I lion people saw the pageant at which Kylene Rurkl'r, 22. of Galax . Va . waR crowned Miss ApH~riCC!, said Alt>ert A Marks Jr .. head of th<' pageant and e xecutive producer of. the television special. Grossed Out Comt•dian Steve Martin hold~ h1 5 no5e and {!tvt·~ the audiencc the ras pberry during a performance in Lo!> Angeles. The gesture t'<imc durin~ his routine when. pretending to be a caveman. Martin builds a fire with 1m- aJ,!mary dun~. Last year, 16.7 million hous eholds. or 43 per- t•ent of the households with televisions on, saw Susan Perkins of Ohio crowned Miss America during cas· broadcast of the pageant. CMIYT CMAlll e --M4'WN POUL .. LAY IN I ~lUI AVAl.ANCHI IN I N1Ca Nlkn e T\MMaY WIU WNO'L1 ITC>t' TMI IAINc-1 "'"' ,... 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Two of the "biggies .. among the new &eries are Norman Le¥'s "Apple Pie'' <left> and the space epic "Bat- llestar Galactica c right>. Dabney Cole man elate of Ma r y H artman , Mary Hartm an > stars with Rue McClanahan <from Maude> in "Apple Pie" while Lorne <Bonanza> Greene heads the "Galactic a" cast, along with Richard Hatch cupper left> and Dirk Benedict. Both are ABC. entries. ... I - . ~ -. .. An a ll-star cast will shine in ABc·s saJute to General Electric Sept. 29. including hos t J o hn Wc.yne . P<.tl Hingle as Thomas Edison, J ames Stewa rt as Mark Twain and J ames Whitmore as Will Ro,:!crs 1left1 and some other famous faces from upper nght, Elizabeth Tnylor. Red Skelton. Cheryl Ladd. Alex Ha ley. Marie and Donny Osmond. Lucille Ball. Henry Fonda. Leslie t;j?g a m s. Rob Ho p e. Suz a nne Soml·rs . He nry Winkll'r. Pcny Marshall. Candy Williams and Michael Landon. Below. Rip Taylor hos ts a new NBC entry. .. 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Spac IOU• Have you looked ror a re· ~ IDW Pam Rm w1wc•tb1r' Sun ally nlce 2 bdrm. eond~ 0111111o•nu-.1u c~('lrbt~·,r~~n~:'~~l~:.~ U~IVU~ PENTHOUSE ~l~t~~er~p!rt~~~ ·:: '."· IUM"tou. ll'f'f'nbt<lt V11 conveniences or condo eant'Hurry,c1tll643 030J An extremely s pac ious. yet most IJVing. with very rcw of IXCLUSIYI DOVB SHOllS P,. • r '• Motke: elegant. and tastefully decorated the responslb1ht1e11 or This custom s torybook Colonial home A.II real•tat.uch r\lac"d condo. with a s p ECTACULA R moflt homt' owner:. No adjoins lovely. private white sandy int.Na rwwwpapc'r 11 ub PANORAMJC OCEAN VIEW in North P'HAorVA. bowc11er beach . 4 Bdrmi;. 4 baths . formal J~' to the t~f'denl •·iur L 8 h . f · dining room. breakfast rm and d en Hou.101 Act or 1ve11 •·c--~ aguna eac 5 ines t loc ation. O ~t.03 LOAN Exquisite decor throughout by Cannell wblctl mikes ll llle1r111 L I s I Nearly 3000 s q ft or luxury with 2 0"'74 " C haff. c adveruae "uy pre WOODED CHARM IN BAYCRE T e xtra large patio d ecks that wrap the ASSUMABLE & in. Air·cond. ustom·crafted rerence. hm1t11uon. or Unique mountain at corner mag n1 ry1ng the othe rwise furn & furnishings will be included ~mln•Uon baM'd on moiphere swccpinu fantast·c te Total! d fed Eas ily shown by a9ptment. $795.000. r.c., l'Olor. n!hl(WO. lil'll. rrdwood dc•ck l'ndo~t>~ . 1 v w Y soun proo Lake new e nd unit. 2 WISLIY M. TAYLOI CO., IEA&.TOIS Gl"n&uoo.a.l onain.or on sp&rllltnltJ•<'UUI' Stun security building with private bdrms .. ram1lxrm.eon JlllS.Jn••HMhl.-..1 intenUon to nutlu.• 1tny ning llvini rm. lined elevator. Call soon for more de tails do in San Joaqwn·s ex· -~h preference. umua w1cedu • Spac1ou 11 IAYCUST llAUTY -4 bdrm, 3 bath. and appointment for s howing. Offe red elusive community. MEWPOln' CIMTH. M.I. ••<t.4910 Uon.ordt.1enmin1t1on." m as t " r s u 1 t t frplce . formal dining, lge mstr s uite. at $430,000. with exceptionally close to country club. This newspaper will not know Inf ly accept uny advert sing ror r eal w/h.lde1tway om ce! Mu~t on fee land. $230.000. comforta ble te rms . pool & tennis. Now va. i;ee lA> behe11e • Hurry. cant & ready Cor early $54,900- 100/o Down 1, eautte whlch la Ln viola lton ot the law calJ6'5·0303 SIYLAlk LAME -R e d ecorated. JACOBS REALTY occupancy. Exceptional· ly priced at only Sl 13.500 rtilundsca ped and really ready! 4 . ree. not leuehold. bdrm. 21h bath Baycrest beauty. Direct from lldr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• G1m1tll 'ooz __ ,_•_c-_. _-_c-__ _ ....................... , ________ , TUISTRHS . Quiet East.aide tree llned street. Updaled 3 Bdrm .. home w/luae ramlly roocn & fplc. SparkUng oversized pool. Detached guest bdrm w/balh and alley entrance For de· ta.I la cal 1540-115 I .,~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS ~\'~~~~' Fab~o~ F0tr Ways. OClAMVIEW PRIVATE BEACH - Hlgh on a hill wllh a never ending view or the ocean sit.a this double wide 2 Bdrm. 2 bath •dull occupied mobile home. Reasonable rent. El Morro Home Park. between Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar . Children and cats welcome. Call ror rurther det.aJJa. 7041 t,Afue B~ So handy• Stitch up bnpt lloldeis from ttintty sc1aps. They told Ml-IO prtchc.al wlltfl you' re ""1'ftl !tr&• CJS- tetotn trom stM to tlble. EJsy shtctiery. etnb!Oldtl'J Pltttfn 1041 ~ oattern pees fol 3 pOtholders L 1Tf""· 1ff MT'! St.SO lor ueh 1111te1n Add "1 '"'" .... •°' each l)lttttn IOI lust•Clm 111111111 and handhna s.4 a: SUPPL[ Sl.10[ ot e drm "'"' Mee ... lour lablllou~ tlattt11nc nee~ Needlecraft Dept. 10s hlltt-~ round. sarted. Dally Piiot t.Owlld. and KOOl*S Tht httfy .. IU. OW CW.. Sta.. IM SNwn s bel!nn1nt-Mftd now YO!\. '" lOOU rn.N11111t Punted Ptttt111 9326· Mis~ M*-. z;, p-. ...,. St1n 8. 10. 12. 14, 16. 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M lU.lSQtillbletf ..... 7" ~-... Nlll.._.QIMI .... 15' UMiftt 'l'OI ti.. lU.4'111 ~ ........ 111 Single story with pool. $199.500 675-6670 2919 Newport Blvd. conwr JOffl fXCIT1... FAMILY HOME -Newport's Back Bay. 4 Bdrm. sgle sty. s parkling ~..---- pool and tuste ful use of woods. tiles and brick . Pe rfect! $219.500. U~l()UI: ti()Ml:i REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar dlSO 1n Mf'S<J Verdi!. JI 546 5990 ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:P REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOl:All Y OWNED COMPANY SlRVINC THE SOUTH COAST AREA SINCC 1963 MEW LEASE OH LIFE -N e wly decorated 3 Bdrm. patio h om e for only $5.50, close to S. Coast Plaza Call 640-6161. PERFECT PLACE TO -PLAY tn the PRIVACY of your PRETI'Y heated POOL in the PATlO or this lovely 3 Bdrm home. Quality hardwood floors. s tucco interior. Priced at only $77,950. Hurry to see this one! Cal S4Ml41 Srrvinq Costa M csa·lrvine Hunl1ngton 8l'ach-N cwport B each llGllG Bette r than new S bedroom with 3 baths. formal dinmg and bonus room. Fresh paml. new c:entral air condllionmit. new landscaping and on old fushtoned price or $118.500, make th111 a mWll see llsL1ng. CALL 751·319L CholcelcKbtde Loc:allon. 2 t1tory 4 Bdrm 2 baths. large lol. RV ac· cess. $99,950. FOtl LlASEOtl SALE TAkE YOUR PICK Bte11lhlaking view or harbor and ocean. 4 Bdrm. 211'.1 bolh condo In Newport Crest. Call Cor deuuls. 400E.17"' C.M ••• IACI< IAY HAUTY OMLYSl4,900. This attract Ive older home has 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Is localed on large lot with RV access. R2 LOT Beaullful hardwood 76S Hamllton. rtoors and rlreplace Dnvebyonly. hlgtlllght lhe Interior of RoyMcC_.., RJtr thls charmer . Seller 541.7729 mol.ivated. Make o£rer. ~~~~~~~1 CALl.556-2660 cae: 110111 ILlllfS CD. ovrn !JO YEARS OF SERVICE ILUFF'S JEWEL Dc:rnt. Dolorc~ End Unit On Choice Gr ee nbelt ~cll tn f(. Lurge Wrap·Around Patio W /Fountain And P lush Planting. D ecorated In Warm Neutral Tones. New Custom Kitchen. Fully Air Conditioned. Flexible Financing Shown B y Appointment. $179,500. "A Joy Of NewPort" Listing. 111 oova DRJVI 631-1800 S<C\lcA}µ-"~~s· Tito# lntrlg11l11g Won/ Gama witlt a Clt11dle ...... .., Q.AY I ------- •e=r:t .. =-"-~ :: .... to '°"" ....... ~ -· L U Y 8 I S I I' I' I I ... . . . ... OCEAMFROMT Fine c rafts mans hip in mahog. trim & oak floors. sets off this la ndma rk : 4 BR.:a~ba. ho m e in finest location. Est~hed tr ees & la wns. $475.000. IACK BAY Fine 4 bdrm .• 21h bath family ho m e on quie t c ul d e s ac. Overs ized pool. playhouse. e xtra storage $169.000. IAYFIOMT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & s lip BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 341 Bur·d·· D•'"" N ~ t>l'J biol EXECUTIVE HOME PLUSTENMIS Super upgraded. IR<' rm . ly home 4 bdrm, 3 ba. completely redecorah'<I Lge. cul·de s ac lot 759-1501 540-3666 Wltela11 REAL ESTATE lade lay Special WATBFttOMT Beautlrul waterfront home with boat slip & :..a ndy b eac h . 111 BALBOA COVES . 4 bdrma .. family rm .. 3'"i baths. 2 frplcs .. 2 paltO!\. $327,500 lncludintt land ' ..... ley ,...,. •HHon • 675-7060. $6500DOWH No qualirylng. Super J BR & pool on a qu1l·t filreet. Asaumable 81,:i'} VA loan. Call Us Al 754-7100 First time orrerc'1 In 121;!.i , _______ _ years. Out11tun1llng, custom decorated home with large cozy ram1ly room. built·tn TV. & p•neled bar. Country kitchen with stained glass window, and room for pool ma ke this a perfect fam ily home . SUl8.500 673-8550. Ol'f"' fll q . II\,,.,,'''""""" I l•NfiHid IARGAIM HUMTHS Here's the one you've been looklnll for-a J(reat MC!ia Verde Camlly home ror only S78,900. 3 Bdrm 2 hath family room w1'plr Lots or extras. re· ~ldy to move Into. Call :;ow.1151 ~HERITAGE ' • REALTORS Eotlbluff lorqaift Q Plan. Reduced $6,ooo. 3 Bdrm, 3 b•th t.ownhouse. seUer wants fast sale. Submit on tenna. 4GOLll" ~JM C.llit'~ . .... OCEAH Ir IA Y VllW Beautiful. d ean 4 bdrm with furn. rm. & pool on l11rl(e lot In pnmc 1uco. tlcducc.>d to $200,500. ~~~~~~I UM19UEHOMES 675-6000 Sell Idle ltcma 6'2·5678 ~II. mecnab I Irvine ~ realty FAU. IM LOVI WrTH 'MS! Tas t e fully d ecorated Deerfield Townhome featuring Van Lull & Schumacher wallcoverings, came' cpts. central air & brick patio w /specimen tree. Jus t a 30·second stroll to pool & jacuzzi! 3 BR & family rm. $89,900. (T·l.28) WOOOIMHH WAJ ... OMT Dramatic lakes ide home incl. s pcc taculur mtn view! Highly upJtraded e ntry tile & cpta In pleas ing earthtones . Lavl1Jh m aster s uite + 2 BRs or optional den & gourmet kitchen w/cozy nook. Juat s teps to pool, spa & sandy beach. $159.900. <T·l29> FORR~T POWERS 752·1414. M2·t23S M4-4200 '°' Dover Drlll'e HM'*' View Ce_, lrvlM et Cefn9US Velle't' Cimttr 752·1414 BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. ~11 Real l:At<tte ---- RUSTIC Save 125.000 rrom com. parable Or. Cty home New l3SO IQ fl 38R 2 rull BA. 15lCl7 lam1ly rm. din· lng rm. frplc in I 1111ng rm f'orced air heal & A/C. 33243 f a1 r111ew St 'v. m1 fro m Orl\•i.ia Hw y /Grand . Lakl' Elsinon• 1 Only 27 m1 from SJCap & :!() m1 to Corona 111a new frt'eway B & J I n " 1' ., t i--------C714/678-2049. 493 29521 OCEAHFtlOHT Wood panelmg. QUICI hllls1de location. u warm & comfortable ram1ly home on ''• or an acre 4 Bdrms . includes mslr swte with rrplc f ormal dining rm An xlnt value atS2S4.900 fee simple ' 3 Bdrm + lien hum1· n11 IT AUAM JO)QIS rt lot trpl ht.111 ATMOSPHERE ins. pauo. beum~ ~~·I You r own .. llltle bit .. or Ing.Ii $37S.000 Italy ldvlsh use or 673-3663 842·2~.I ltahan 111<' a rusl•<' 673-4400 kitchen that will dehghl the cher Enjoy the pn11acy or the 3 bdrr1l. 2 b;i gard<'n home. Only S(l}.000 i59· L~I associated HARBOR 111>0~ [U ', RE"' •rills Jill W 11•.J f., ,, I'' 'tit. 1 /I 1>1 \ "mn nl llarhm lnH·-.1 m1•n1 C'n REG AMT TOWHHOUSE ThtS lovely home hu:.. 2 bdrms .. a study. 21;<;i baths & a beaut1ru1 view of the Big Canyon Goll Course. Professionally decorated in exquis1l taste $235.000 '11~!.~D,..~ TUmEROCK HIGHLANDS-VIEW Super 4 bedroom rrtac Gregor Model in Phase 2 . Available now . Cul·d e-sac s treet and pool size lot. B eautiful canyon view . Separate family and dining rooms. 3 baths. $209.000. A COUMILL IAl'm8 CO. 644·9060 2111 SAN JOAQUIN HIU4 RO. IN NEWPC>tn' aHTEtt -~ .. , .... -.-.... .,.., PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE / -ONLY $2.00 (for 3 llnea. 2 da ys) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combinat ion of items totaling $75 or less with a 3 line ad tor 2 consecuti ve days for only S2. Each additional line is 60c for the 2 days. You may flace your ad by phone. just dial (7 14) 642·567 and charge it. 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S89,900' 2 Story 3 TIUPLIX Swttpin& coaatal view l90l·UJ20 C>tluware bcdrma & 11aanuc bonu.s Realty • Lovely Newport Triplex ltom all maJor room•, W ol e .. ch N °'Ado ma room. l,Qvely country c3> 2 Bedrm unit.I Owner frtt from •0 Y po111able ~-Complellon Prlcea kJlchcn Spacaoua mut.er · wtU cooperau, on 1ru1u.11 o~truruon11 Pool •lie Troy Realty 8Ctl•0090 wtna. Covered paUo Gu MONARCH IAY menl sale~ All leases lot Elega11l 2 story cul· TOP BBQ. TRANSl-'~RRl!:O TllllACI Prime lnvntmt•nt F.x ~ illC home R•r• buy ~ \\'all-.t!f r. l1:n ..-4 Hl"9HOOD SF.U.ER MUST HAVE Lllrge S bdrm home w t ~ll~l loci.lion' Ownt1r alSl~.000 .._.I" -JM Mt;DIATE SALE! panoramic ocean view will consider contriact iiii~ijij;~;) •DUP\IX• RXaUPPB 4 blluJ 1chlA, pk. Seecllrt BAROAIN HUNTERS Hldd6n aaCe. wel·b•r Calloow752·1700 Shopplna. 12 blk• lx'h. CALL 752.1100 FAST! w1refri1 .. pool ali-ed lot , OHN 111 .,. '' \ •1J111 'u"' i.ot 1 A ~u QI p.lnl and TLC wtll lnmlcwm t.hla •,...P m1 bu111.1 to hom~ plua lncoCM llt Sltn.aoo. Many CAU.611-Hl7 f,.H. la.ITSOM. llAL TOI Q»("lal futurn CALI.. 0.. PoW I 02' hW I 026 ~yn~s3~~lnSu:fft1:~;~ [·•Ol1N ,,,~1:m~:1:!~ill~ !ft~:~·t?!f~:: [•·IS&il\\I ~~v Prn.St.5ati~ . ?-fip !:f ~ · IY~;;;•••-49 ,~~~p>50 ~lLI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2BR. twhse. nu rual cpta. '°'"t 11>55 Nwprt Hgt1 lrg corner •--__:;---''----- W/0 , 10% down · $M.500. EVERYTHING •••:::::::.:.::•T•::,:•••• lot. 2 bdr 2 ba. ramily rm o Seascape Vilha1e. Owner.ut8PM.964·2140 ---...... + bonus rm. 1119.500 North SC Last phase. SUPER B""ACH CONDO. ANO MORE Owner will tlnance like 845-7044. 0po Sunday Beaut upgraded. Full . -. • • f • • IUSY & NEDJHI "llAR.801\ VlP!W", $RR. Lingo c. ..-.. •BR ram rm 3 <'ar ocean view Plan 4. withvlew.2BR.2ba,up· Is the beat way t o ,,.._.. · ' . DOVERSHORES 494-~ Utikaua Homa ot M~a •"' bla, OCEAN VIEW. Verd. lt "ph:1111t'd tnto' pool lttnnla rrt·H frnl 41 rPloutlon r~ferral 1•.rd. unl.l•u•I privacy. i.crv\C. Utat b .. <'n'•tf'd S21U,OOO CourlHy la • demand ror rnort' l*n ~OISllO aal9apeaiple. We ate bu.ay 1raded beauty. a,., Mlle to deecribe thl• highly up· gar, Bkr ownrt77~80$3 Ownr!Bkr must sell 4Br. --------- beach. TenoJs. jacunl. araded detached Laurel Mlt1loa Vlefo I 06 7 3Ba, prof lndscpd. & de New custom home, 2000 pool Ii sauna. Only model In Irvine Groves.••••••••••••••••••••••• coraled w/jacuiil It sq, n . 3 br. family rm. S73.~. BKR. 7$4-62162 Localed at end or the cul· 1 mm a c . 5 BR s an pool. Blln microwave , rareplace between danang 11nd need belp' t-;~ -2-ID_C_0• .... -... -6•1-t perlenced or nrv. 1 '"' a.al~le may •P1>l1 l'lUS INCOME Aunct1v" ta.nth~u 1 of ~t'Cf hlltdwOOd noora. n~ Iii tot> QHbl)' lpt'O wood beamed relllnp, 2 P'e> NllOl'••lts lo work hnrlt frplca and country wllb Contact Sandy IUtcben Orlowaln or Jim Wood a '1.US ~ IAYSHORES Dutch door doll house Newly remodeled 1or1eous crpls . drp1. parquet kitchen noor 2 paUos w/gas BRQ Th111 home ls priced to sell . Call now! 646-7711 2 bdrm. 2 bath lnl.'omr unit walh pnvttl~ y11rd and "auo $190,000. CAL.1. FOR INFORMATION 644-7211 /Jn NIGEL l\AILEY f,. l\55U[IATE5 Rul&urt COHDOS AMD COTTAfiES -Cosya..edicoMo•u~h..._ lltfl•• two ite*OOlll d91tM wtft9 loh of c.a..wlw. Affwdlllle price of. •. $71,000 -s.-e Clttractln cott• • • ....,. ...... lot. CloM to tM D-PoW W.-. wt ahof P"9 ....... s1z.ooo 493-1112 C:O.ta MHO I 024 Code Mna I 024 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CUSTOM HOM!S LOCATION Of'EM DAIL y LOCA TIOM 145 E. 23rd St, C.M. LOWEST PRICB> Lovely new 2 story. fumi· LOCATION HOME IN C.d.M. ly homes. 4 bdrms. 3 Talk about a bargain! (~IW!11iMl$ttl --------- aea• Elli ta le Sll0,000. baths, silting area Lowest price an this 1 &per home and zoned w/frplc ln master bdrm. highly desirable area. TowMo,.. R·l . Principals only wet bar in family rm. Near So. Coast Plaza. Vw PECIALIST al please. 640-5112 Agent. Mu ch more. Come & see Pr1de of ownership. This the Condominium In· them. Owner/ Agent house features 4 lrg formalJon Center JASMINE CREEi( 552·4894 or 642·2164 or Bdrma. 211. BA, forma I Servmi all or Orange Co 642-7752. c:hning room. step-down TOUCHSTONE f<LTY Come aee the spec-_::....:_....:_ ______ living room w /brlck 18582 Beach Blvd 18 lacul11r OCEAN VJEW Condo\ 2 Br. t"°' Ba. frpl, port Wlhwshr. refrig. up· grd'd & immac. Pool prvlg's . $56,000. Call 968-8064. 1042 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WATERFRONT CONDO. 2 BR main channel, 30 ft .• alip, h ighly UP · graded. $175,000. Dy The Sea Really 846-_445_7 __ Irvine 1044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OWNER·IBr Orangelree Condo. air. all amen1t1es. $46,SOO. l714) 551·2176 c~ 963.086 7 from lhas 2 i<ly' a BR. 2~ MESA NORTH ~':J',cro~ ~~d~t~l~~oor. ---------i ba home. Maatcr swte Spacious 3 br 2 balh. BeautUuJ area, Unlversa· has view plus cozy formal darung room, fam 400£.U-dlfOIAll ly Park. Garden home. 4 HOME +IMCOME retreat w/hreplace. rm&frplc.Newcarpet11. C.M MW br,lgmslrsuile,2~ba. 1245.900. Avail Nov. bl k h 1 p -· ~ _.. • .--. _., EAST SIDE 640-Z422 3 oc s to sc oo relly ~~ $95,995. 552-9288 1, ........ n..., 3 bdrm, 2 ba '""" S l/Su l "'PM street $84,900. Will sell ..., J•U ... -Vl"'n 3 n . ., r l' "A"'7221 TOWNHOUSE. Jrvlne home w/calhedral 1:e1I _..;...:... _______ , as ·.....,. Woodbridge Crossing. bdrm house. Encloi.ed tance to shops & ..,.,nc · MESA VERDE By owner. 646·3903 & rust.le eKlenor. Call lo· 4Bedrm,2bath.1850aq. de-aac street on a lree Velarde. lamlly rm, new many o l he r ll l r 11 s & !Jving room. s undeck luled par~ 4 bedrooms. crplS, prof. lndscpd $229.500 Opn Sundays o(f master br. 2 ba. 2~ huge ram1ly room, cen· D>-20U 12-5. w t Highland Dr car garage. Best buy '" tra.I alr and Iota MORE. ~or833-1316. area 900-4180. S36-69'74. Mlwport•ach 1069 licaOlywT.,..._.1 IMB·2&49 ••••••••••••••••••••••• R.e8fd/Bkr 640-9019 Yiu.A GRANADA PACIFfC VIEW OPIHHOUS! WB>/THURS THEPROPERTY While wuter ocean MART views. sounds of the aurl. Sept 13/14-12.00 lo 4 PM :Q Holmwood Dr. NB CalJ 546-2313 RANCH REALTY """' lij 0 ·,, \ICJN 10 111 NJ(f • BELOW MARI ET i.n lhe PRESCOTT '=;;~;~0~m: [91ffff8d .. !l[f1_ Biscay, super lrg lot, Opnw..er.ach 1·5 642·0112, 644~ OCEANFRONT HOME or by appt. SACRIFICE!! 2 sly.-2 + den.-2 yrs.-38drm. 2....,Ba V·Plan Beaut. new Lg. 3 brm. Builder occ. ·Luxury condo. Wood·decke d l l 11 graded home 0 b I g a r · · ""Uo. Uvln" room. dining 0 a y up . r-..<UA7,000. Make ocrer.. ,,... .. 673-4311 ... ~-~ room. 2 car garage "GIUta" designed-BIG & BESr IN AREA ·3% to $1 I J,500. S.O .Save $8940. Charle!! 714~ Qutnlal'd, Realtor. on du· 213·'1216-2:S40orc ty 673-8250 M S 46S1J 1-------- in San Clementea' m08' luxunou.s condom101um reudence Rarely avull. onJy 1120,000 BERTHA HEN RV REALTORS 21.S Del M11r 49'l·4121 S-Juatt Capistr.o I 078 • •••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER MUST S A<.:RIFICE- Large 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot. To many xtras t.oo men· lion Must see 188.800. ()pen hse 496-2381 1080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Woodbndge Place I, 5Br. 388 on cuJ-de.aac nexl lo beach 731-4484 wkdys 0pen Tue thru Fri. 11·3 Harbor Vw ""91 r--------• WOODIRIDGE Lowe~ll pnced Driftwood model, 2 story. 3 bdrm. 2'1t bath. Amuous seller. submit on Lerma. CALL 640-511.2 ,, '"••'"' ,,I".,, •• , ... H f A l fl'''~ t)f ""' 'l1VI 1111 --------- Turtlerock 4 BR home. open weeke nds . 5222 Grtnnell. 833-38111. Sl03Seasbore Drive Monte1to 4Br. FR. brand CAN'T AFFORD 2HOMES MUil tell sharp 2 Br con· do. in good loc. nr beach. 10% Down, asking sm.ooo. Submit offers. MIWPOIT CENTER RE.ALTY 640.1812 SALE IY OWNER nu crpta. redec thruoul Vacant. euy fmam:mg. $161.500. ree. Owne r . 640 UAl. SACRIFICE Elegant lrg nl'w up graded 3 BR. 673-4311. AR\. VACANT READY TO OCCUPY 3 BR. I~ BA. 162.500 Owner anxious toseJI. Call u.\al 754-7800 lngs plWI r emodeled 2 2 BR, 1 ha, walkin._i: dish· ~ Bngbton Mdl. 1136.000. garages. Big yard.<J. Btfl 1147,000. Bkr, 4994883 21 546-8474 eves. day ror appl to bee Cornf'r Duplex. 700 ft. $93 ,000. Seller GIVEAWAYl'RICE ~9491 Begonia 1152,500. Open * motivated. Call 645-9161 Woodbridge Blsco Y 4 LairJiina leoch I 048 Sat/Sun. 640·5829 aft 5. Wntdfff Realty bdrm. 3 bath, r11m.rm, 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• J,,,,,;;orlW\j13JlflfD Cod oMHO 1024 frplcs. S20K In upgrades. Eastbluff VlEW-4 bedroom, 3 hath Lusk built home. Quality carpets, custom window PORTOFtMO Harbor Vi~w Homes Phase Ill This 3 bdrm+sep guest rm has 2600 sq rt with 3""1 ba. If you're looking for quail· IQUE JOHN LYTrLE ty, you can have immed Home. n e w wiview. POIJS4!118ion of this super Asking $149.000. 1 Owner. Real Es late •••••••••• ••••••••••• •• L 0 w Agt. 559-6773 MONTICELW TWNHSE ---------i 3llr. 28a, 1370 sq fl. Obi LE.ASE Ol"TIOM SELL YOUR OWN ultach gar, super toe. 2 BR, prof decor, patio HOME pools, clbh!ie, s harp de· home. Central air cond. S895 F"E&Asbast mads cor. $67,800. By owner 0 0 w N HST IUY Adult commuruly, pools fin. saJes. escrow etc. 54,S..8123 or 960~95 OH EASTSID! & tennis. REALTY FREE I d 4 HOMES Super re mode e 28 .. Culv--"al• Plan4l. Bdrm 2 bath (1&mlly n ICJT\I R E. Adv1M>r)' Service A REAL FfMD home ln choice area. On· 530-2224 Spacml.tS 3 Bdrm, 2 ba VA terms! 4 Bedrooms+ 1.y$79,900. Call s.46-5880 3 BR garden home. Univ. ---------. h o m c. w I 2 b r I "k pool make this a great Park. Al(l. SS1·4682 8· ---------1 fireplaces, turned wood ramily home! Talk lo 1-'-lO_A_M_·_P_M" _____ _ POOL HOME J>06l8 and a deep window Red Carpel, we I.lat.en. Univ. Pk. 3 br. 2 ba, single FHA VA TERMS ledge for your phmts 754·1202 f m I y h o m ~ Sharpe bdrm home. new $89.000. 1~:..;_::..:.;;., ______ ~~~~~~~~~! 1133,000./bker552·1632 * DUPLEX * treatment, all builtin.s. JACUZZ I -SPA . 2 Ocean side of hwy, level Fireplaces. Walk lo lot. easy access to beach. schools. shoppina. ten-Needll paint, mlnor re· nl'I. pairs; Ideal for home & 1714)9SS.Oln income. llurry. only $159.000 a.-. Daily Mis!ll{)fl ReaJty 494-0731 23 ( 5 A.rw. SZ0,000 DOWN Newpoti le9dt Owner will rinance: 3 BR~~~~~~~~~ luxur10UIJ home, (an·---------t.a5llc oceian views. Close to shopping & beach. $154.000 "I " REALTOR 494-161 I llGCAHYOH HUGE LOT 5Br. 3Ba. 3 rrplcs, tux· wioua home. built upon nearly ~ ot an acre. cul· de-sac lot. tastefully de- clean home that shows ._l_l_7S_.ooo __ 586-4288 _____ _ Uke a model. 2315 Port Carlisle Place. $215,000 mcludang la nd Owner leaving area. must sell lh1S monlh. Submal nll of· fen. Agt 640-41<16 Open UU5 weekend. $ I 2.000 Dowtt Bact Bay View. 2 story. 4Bdrm. dm. formal din· Ing. 3 frplc's. lrg lot. No qualifying. ammed oc· cupancy. Owner will ca rry . Full price . $232,000. By owner Prine only. 640-7778. 1100 •••••••••••••••••••••• 6°/o DOWM , Lale model dbl wtft In line ramily & aduJt .. rk. kank repct1ses11on. easy lenn'4. MoY. Ho.-Ston 1062 N. State College Anaheim 9SM500 crpl3 In bdrma. Owne 2512 YotlClr Ploce M E S A V E R D E = has remodeled kitchen. SHOWPLACE ~. a c re OPIM HOUSI SMOtcETRH New cabinets, stainles partt-vlew comer. BIG. 1020CONCORD 2 BR/2 ba. end unit. !lleel sinks & coun BIG HOME. •179.ooo COSTA MESA Pallo. Nr. tennis. park. tertope. New linoleum in 1967 Balearic. 546-9269 THURS/ FRIDAY 1.3 $73.SOO. Owner. SSJ ·2736 SACRJFICE • Br 2 aa. vtew hme. Pool u yd. T.O.W. $129,000. 673-3415 6BEDROOMS COC"ated thtuout. wet bar. Contract of sale. 10~ wine racks. inter-com. down. 3 br 2 ba. loaded. Plansforpool.spa,pad· 1.1.T . Bob Marcel dle board court etc. are 9157·2666 Included. Separate yd 1--------- •EXCITING• MIWPOITIEACH DIL WIDE LUXURY ses MOMTH RIMT kil&ba. RV ac·ccs11. Only COST ... MESA SAT/SUNDAY 1·5 $74,900. Phone today .. I•--------"' 54:>-9491 Try this beautiful S bdrm The Or 4 BR with 2 BR guetil apl. Has fireplace. decks. view. hardwood noon. Excellent ramily ho~ with yard. In qwet a r ea overlookin g Bluebird Clnyon & ll'n• ru11 couro. $187,500 area Cor kids, xlnl loan SI 0.000 DOWN assum~P~N HSE S 1100 Mowth home in Mesa Verde Breathtaking landscap- ing, formal din·rm. liv-rm & fam-rm. $126,500. Game Room ... you've always wanted! Just meanl for family run. Come see this 2155 sq. n. .. 3 bdrm .. 2...., IJ:i. townbome. located on Quiel cul-de-sac strt'el. SAT/SUN 10..5 3Bdrm. 28a. 180 degree J4 Inverness view of golf couNIC!, new 1!178Wtnston Manor. 2lk. 2& A buut1ru1 h<>mc. Ready t.o oecupy CEDAR GLEN OuPre & Assoc. carpet11. drape&, No Agt. Call Jim FlandeN 1.-!q_uaJl_f.:..yi_n.:;:.g_. 9_5_7_·l998 __ . __ CalifonNo Pociflc Mobil• HotM Sain NEW Ca-OOMINIUMS IN OCEAN.CLOSE COITA MBA CEDAR GLEJlf PREVIEWS l oca11on 11ua1~y ano IUllll'f From '87.500 EASTSIDE COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm, 2 bath home on a ovenilzed lot. Loads of polenllul. orrercd al $95,750. WESTMINSTER c1 1•1 749·0909 ore, M1·5787 res. & 640-6984 Sat/Sun · S 12,000 DOWM 2706 ~40.'59 ;~e 208 JBd~~it .~?:!~pt~. •-Mobi---... -HotM-__ S_t_or_•_ JASMINE CREEi '~"-"' J'M f!Olln Av•tl\•O Coetn MftM Caille><n•• C 7141 ~2·6134 WOM'TLAST! Greal inves tment. 3 Bdrm & ram-rm home. lmmac. thru-out Flex•· ble terms S73.000 new drps . I 'll carry Sanith-w1dt'. Arl"t·nl balance al 11150/mo No w i ncw l!'Xl4' add on. credit needed. 957·1998. new cpl~tdrp:., ht•low pk rt•nt Only Sl!J.000 Harbor High area. 3 OCEANFRONT . S Ctl047621 3 bedroom, ramlly room Coll Prk 3 UR 2 BA. h1m1ly rm, foll carpel/ drapes. brk lrpl. oll bll L01J11M Hfflt I 0 S 0 bOOrm. 2 bath. pool. al· UN ITS. Prime Balboa 848 8R!JS w ith o wn Jac uu.a. 1249,SOO ley, $127,SOO. Agenl. Pentn. loc. Xlnt cond i---------- Herd to FMd Pion V Ocean view. 2 istory. bedroom ram1ly home C hoice of lenders $248,SOO 1n 11. w 9 lk l o 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Due lo stroke, Leisure World 2 BR. 2 ba manor 6'5-5044 ~~~425.000. Agenl •EXCITING• schools/shoppln1t ~.950 Agt. Dan Lewi.ll $83,950 w/Jocnd 891·9817 In prime Costa Mesa RACQUET CLUI M06U)' rum. Incl sterling --------- & Dresden Chma. $54,000 ---------cash. 837·2153 COLI OF NEWPORT REAL TO HS 675-55 I I •SI 15,750.• :'II~~:_ ~·:q~·,~~~a~~ POOL IACKIAY VIUAGE ~ mature trees. Call Ju.\t llatod • Ule roomy V..,..A TUMS 2 Story. 3 bdrm. 2"'2 Balboa Island Really 64.5-9161 Wlnbleton Model tour are available on this baths. Super location. A'""'"'""""'"""" bedrooms 2Y, baths · great 4 8drm. ram rm ---------i Motivated seller. Call 673-8700 family room • covered home which alts on a pre· W ATYFttOHT 640-5U2 ---------patio· sparkUng pool and nu um foe lol providing Fabulows • UR, 3 ba , 2· MESA VERDE a secluded retreat for pnvacy 1md orr 11lreel RV BEAT INFLATION OWN YOUR LAND Beauurully decorated Trina Model with Back Bay view & the land has already been purchased. Move an ready. Cull now. sly. home wt approx · VACAHT parents · ca.II for on BP· parking. $77,500. sq. ft. or luxury, Incl. Prime corner location. pointmenttosee lhlsonc. for .Cal ~ formal dln. rm. w/anl.I· Anxious owner has re· 64 21 I que mirror bar; custom SUPER SH•RP duced price ugaln! Take ---------21 w a II pope r th r uo u l . ~ advantage. only $123,000. custom c handeliers , 3Rr, l YJ Ba, paneled ram Ca.11646·7171 IASTSlDE ::i~:.·~::Si";1~:~n°t;:~ ~~·t•~v:~l~~~}~·~: 1,.Q:YtV0''~·~1· 4 Sep~~~h~!son ~ ~~~~~~~~~1;~;;;;;;~~~;~ MewportC...+er .• ~~h'.Zf~:~::.1?· ;~i;;::;~i'! •PAV@ ~:ili:~~~o~""/l~,l -o·FF-E•R·oo·A·~·~·~·v•1•c•E•1• 2 ~~:a~':~:~r'!dor 64 0. 5357 ft.bottl.~.ooo family, 3 Rr, huge patio RI/MAX LelthepubUcknowwlth Condo, behind aatc 14. Bayrront compl ex ; CYMTHIA KATI & pool, Uonuis rm. EZ FOR SALE ReaJton•831·1266 llD ad ln the Dally Pilot Patao level. green bell Newport Bay Towers, a.d lltah 537-2271 beach & frwy acceas. BY OW .... ER Service Directory. ll can view. Upgraded ca111C!ts Peninsula adult condo; 2 ----------t $119,000. Seller musl J"lll cost you as little es Sl.85 w/ beautiful matching BR. 2 ba. pnv. balcony, move Ebbllde Really Huae 4 bedroom, 2 bath, u.....tl. Side· per day. For more In· drapes. Priced !!, 000scll pool, security bldg. E 4lM 9456 with pool, Jacuzzi, family IM UI • rormatlon and complete below market at • •0 • • llSS,000 TH . room, 2 flr e placu, Pric• Slashed ratescaUS4Z.S67ti. Jim Pale, Piasa Newport Agent87S.5200 By owner, 2 sty, 5 BR. 2 flrepil, completely re· .,. i RJly. 975-0616 __ ,;...;::, ____ HT--S-- ba. dcn. dln'a rm, lrg R·2 modeled thro'ughout. Remodeled Interior . ~-..a....... 1052 •-~ 1012 t9WPO"' ' crner lot, 1104.000. 8 k 1 ,,. at SUper 3 bedroom home -,,...-~ ....,...... Beautiful 2 BR split 673-9179 an appria ae"" wrth eating area .. ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •••••••••••• level, ruatlc charmer. $1$5,000. Muil sell f\reolac.andmlcrowav~ Board11ldlna.1hakeroot. V A TRIPLEX· 11'9.960. Al. low H l0% In kitchen. Pauo. $94,900. ~ oJ>Cn beams 4s turned EA.5TS1DELOC. down. Ask for Ed BKR C.11540-1120 Coldwel Banker poat.s. Euy care yard $800. mo. Income. Cb«now.9114-2455• ' ' wtth tot. ol uaed brick. • • DU()(), Agent. 813-1314 MESA VERDE -l?ESICl(NllAl OQOl(CAAGf COMMNY $tt9,900 Appralaal baa been or- dered on Olla clean 5 MESA VERDE 4 Br 2 U., Vt• 1 ... '-!.a 3 Bdrrns., family rm .• re· bedroom family home. xlnt cond .• $89,llOO. Open j BOW/POOL #1 lltc.lfonH PACIPIC ISLAND ....,,_..,... modeled home wllh Talk to Red Carpet, we Hoose Dally 1·5. 2972 An· 't , L l v e at th e beach. Adu It m1111y c1.1.11tom features. ttaten.754-1.202 dl'08St .. 546-447B . $89950!1.I. O..PoW 1026 community, large 3 bedroom, 3 $149,900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · l h l ed 2 car CALL646-4463 ' c:or-.. Mw 1022 MISA VlltDI SteaUhl.a ~114 bedroom. bath unit wt overs r. ••••••••••• .. •••••••••• 3000 so ft cuatomlaed 2 balh home with pool, lllMTTO IUY attached garage wtth ocean and By ~r. Compleiclfi re· home nr golf courae. fa m 11 'I r o o rn . 2 All rent •PPlltti lo down mountain vlows. Community pool d payment. "480 ptmo-rnodt.led 4 bdrm " •m· °""l'ler *Ill carry 2n • flrept•cca. Thia home Dmo. leue w/opt. lo btlY and clubhouse. $139,500. Mariner's Cove H.~I'Y GO DIRECT 1906 lll~land 10ff I rvlne I. Th as l bedroom. 2 bath beaut. H11rbor H1.chlands v .i cant home necd11o new owner. Open House Sun 1-4. Century 21 Doyle Co. Reall.Ol"S. MS · 1161$ PRICE RED UC El> I Ow n e r says 'e ll ' Fabulous 900 sq. n. e n tert.alnmcnl room + 4 bdrms., Corm al dining rm .• sep. ramlly rm . etc .. etc. Must see to rully appreciate! $152,500 NEWPORT IEACH KIDS &PETS "~ 0( a m1l1• from lh~ huch. rw1 an lhe sun 3Rr . 2Ru . loo mJny Xlrtl'\ t o mt'nllon. an mo!lt beaulll ul ~,. ... 11m1 I y Park an <.alifornta, swamang pool. Jacuu1, saunas. enclosed roller !lkallog rank. minute!! from 1-'ashaon Is land & lhr Pov1lhon & only 133.SOO. IDLB.246·7 1 Callfomia Pacific Mobile Home Sales 2706 HJ1rbor. Ste 208 540.5937 REALTY 675-1642 Beach living THE ILUFfS SeveraJ new homes lett IAY VIEW 1n u beautiful rocky oce1n rronl park. pvt A devastatingly .~tt<>rllt· community, sublC"ltln1t ed & deUghtJul Dolor<'!! a llowed In park 3 p I a n " . D cf I n I l e I 1 beache:i + pier. home. without equal. ll9'l.OOO pnccd from HASTINGS & CO S2.9 900 REALTORS &40-S560 HHAISSAHCI PURE CHARM Mobllt-propertJes & land development Co S,04 .MO C7141499-1816 "" 17141557.0600 Cut• 3 t>ed'room near i---------- beach. Br11hl living Mabft.Ho...Sto... room with w1boam1..od 1-~ANTASTIC BUY cellln• • COIY rlrt1place L o v o I )' d b I w l d • Flnaerttp kitchen & Parklane, complete ly brea\fut nook. M RR upgr•df!d, very low park wt private pallo • bath rent. 124.990. l6784<86). A prtce )'OU 'II Uke, hurry 1---..:848~-8895;.;;...;_ __ •Hve! in Clem. bucb. 3 br, CENTURY 21 $26,000. San J uan 2 br $218.000. Capo Bch 1 br Gold Star Service $10,000 4911-1840 64 .. 704 -------i~-Unrurn 111n1 le mobile ____ ..;;._ ____ Seavlew Ham ton home room for enlaflle· ~I. s BR. 2"11 b ' ram ,.,etit 300 E Cout H•1. rm home ln lrvlne Tcr· $175,000. &40-7198 hat been completely re· ol 193.500. ! BR, 2~ _t)a, ra~. comer lot w/pool.1·--------•I decorated to Include den Townbouae w/wel· New crpta, kitchen ., .... ~ ... V118D• pe I se d o o k entry , bar, frplc, traab compac• b1th1 •. Open Houu "'5~"' lift '" ct!f'amlc Ule kitchen. new tor. pool " Jacuut, 2 81t/Sun 1 ·5 , 1801 Lovely 4 br 2 ba bome. c•l'Jlt'l.I and drapes, llle uuna " clubhouae St-adrift.. or call tor appt. privacy, new pool " batha. Owner haa boUiht Small ocean view. 1412 f'71.5(18 J1cuul, lmmac. 8, another home. Hurry, K.R. Prope_rtltoa,491·93111 Owner SI U.500. Jef Ju&t llAlt'd. Won't llBt l Sl'l.L k1l• item• will\ a Find what :rou want U. 54&28'71 Ev.. M1·%1S'7 Al.k tor &d Ch~rnow. DaUv Pllot Claaatned Ad. DailJ PUot Cluailledl. Agt'nl. 9'M·lMM , A CO&.awlLL IAMKll CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,,.,.. ...... .., .... ~ ..... IAQ( IAY rm. ocean vu. ~ n:I, ap 213 $19,900, Quh or Sha-3 bdrm condo· 1275,000213:430-8829 ~; terms. or make oner. .,. • $ _,. ' 17M045or871-Wl pool un.. 114,.,.,., By Owner Bh.dC1 rondo.,• ...:..;..;.....:.;_.;.....;.._....;.. ___ _ Y IROMS BR 2 BA, Sl.2$.000 Pl1n Mobtle home for-aalt b7 UALTOR 641·1111 only. 619 Hllvanar ownu Bx.M. 644-U'7I 645.130t t • • r d 11 n s ,, .. II ,, ) I .J .. l. .. '• f r J I i .._...Utrfw hhd H1r .. Uwfw lihrd ..._..U.fw h•1d Afslw.t1,.llll••• ltfmta1 .. 1 u.n, Afe ... •h....,.. ..................................................................... ··············-········ ............................................. . ONLY PILOT Thu ... ~.!':~ ...... ~~~-:'.!!!~~~ ...... !!~.!~.~ ...... eo.ieMHo 3224 ............... >240 Ml..,.rt•edl JUt ..._.,.._., 3706 ...._,, ....... M07 MeH 1114 .......................................................................................................................................... -.:--• a.u-Prapwty 100 Mll•-rt .._.. JI 6t M v rd ·• e ~ b o 1 -3 br d4.'n 3 b• rum ~·~aJ SI ,.. I I I 00 •••••••••••••••••••••• •••• .":;"•••••••••••••••• • e • " r ~ 1,1, Super 1harp, hllhly up N FEE! lloule•. condot. "'"• ' • • CUTE l BR AT BEACH & ~· tuaUon. -·--••••••••••••••• TllrLIX fam rm. frplc. dOllt to ar1ded 3 br w/heovy du p I e u 1 . Ren ta 1 ty Jlewt Win~:-:;~~· BAY. ~I. ~ 1 br •pt. for onJy 1 BR b yfront •UP oall achla. lop Ml&hborhood a bake roof, brl ti ht, Pavlbon. 67~1.Z Bier ~t 5 0 I"' • e81-3323. "96<5MO SZ2,S.new pnvale 11tory ....... ..._ S._.. ,. "' Tl•I' rand ltN1u1·N1 t'\lrn or unfurn MD~ IM6. mo to mo. OK. Call c b •err u I k It c h e 11 t'or adul&a over 30. No ~ im MaciJ.MMl, mr tu ll41.( lni:omeo S!J.'1111 631 »40. 67~ *I ~. Sel«l PropertLC!tl, w/d3hwhr. L1e Uv rm, t BR. 2ba. formal din rm. ON UTl'LE ISLE 2 BR MOO. O~at 2 BR. winter. pet.a Depotll required za. ltl v.ry nk P•rk No quallf> I.Al elf t'CbLit -~I 31111 prof. lodlpd. $476. mo fem rm w/frplc, rumpus ~. LR factna' BOAT FP. OIW . clOM to oce.n • ._7_$2._ID> ______ _ Lew. Lo• rarlt. Rt-nl o.n.., Alt ~"7" "8R a BA condo In 2 br pta drpl 847·L622orl48·9840. rm,2700aqft,BackBay, dodc ·aarfoodbar • n ahopplnl. ferry, etc. Nown~A m USTSIDI io~tbh.ilf.onarnhlt, Kint IWii c<ll 'No s>C~~f~· Sitbylheflrelnlhi1:Jbr.2 :JaU· all lmmed. deck:·w 10 .ac11ta.wint'!r: WJrunua 133-3307. l' M 3 lwlwl llU.OOO l'Ulld nr park, arhoolll " f7t..OIJ8. ba bome . Cpta, 2 t•ar, · ~. Lower & up· Newly painted delux IUmtt .... ..-. ~pi/~~A~ IW-MS aar, all for only s.«s. per.IM8-M47orf73-~ duplex. yard. 1475 mo'--------- EXCITING OI' .. u1-......, Eaflljde 4 OR, z~ ba. A N f 964 2$6& PROMONTORY 2 8d lae. I unltaWI)' rrm bch. • • Loh fw s. UOO ,... .. _ _..... b , .. _ 1 • +IAu'lt ram •din room . Alt. 0 ee. · ' wi• .. 1..1• Pen• ... ~·-.. A'!' ..... ..,, .. ••• 3101 917\'t E. Balbo• Blvd, "-..,..,. ..... c '1 ......, ~ __,.,....,,. aard'"'"'"' lo"I '73-2''11. .,, "'' .,..,...., ., ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• """' S.S......, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl2:5 Utll ~Id No pt.'ta _,,,_, ....... r '' ~I vo.r57'5or2l3/~ .,___ .. -1 •• "'G SfTI .J-1 eeo.1144, 751-0ZZt. ON WmoAT. ER 8d BEACH. View. pier. 2br. --------1 ..-os-.W11at>ta.,• bin ~ -,_._.CM.) .....,..._...... · 2 rm11. Sof75 lbr$400 S350 AdltA C.W .. Mw Jl22•~-------- Cl.ff idle Par1Ch.M' lffr, Hununston BHtb --RENTAL BY PUBLIC Hat"tw 3242 boet 1Up, $750/mo yrly. uW 0pd, TU May. '303 E'. ....................... ,.. Jl26 +..._ rcn In 1 .. 1wi• l\y '17,000 "q· rt hit oqr ..._.,. U.fw'lllllM4 BJD on Oct. 9. 19711, ah ....................... Fumlahed or unturn. r.daewater n )8'71·28e6 ---------r.;;;; dw&ea_ Park rent Mb l;a c1flr• tto11si11al , ....................... 2,3 ,4, bdrm h ftm ei. ON LIDO l "LIC . -..;;·------- • ·-P _ __. I"~-' ""' J202 P'or lse. 4 BR waterfront ~ .., 11&.llOO. CALL TODA\ <.;mwr 113:>.00U ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..,.. For info call Coun· rm. tam rm. dt.-ck, ~ew dlnln• rm. pvt patio. ;,e $325. 403 E. Balboa. 1l ,I -mo. r1n" to ttll Ill ...... t..i ~l>P l'ntr .. l '"'" uGNted 8aclcbay/ Univ"nii 1 Dr home. 311• boat slip, I" ll v BeauWuJ 2 Bdrm, den. i br. winler retl. htd. pool. re -v CltCUIO'f, l>•v1d Hourkl' llltr •HC>Mlflt..085 • ty ol Orungt<. OSAI Reul crpt.I It paint thruout bath S800/mo. 7»0U7 eves Jl.':!:~.• ... ~-=~ )46 ~ LOW Kl!:NTAL.S ~late Div m4>834 ~ S1300 mo/offer . Ownr. Wat..-fr0ttt Ho.a Wlnler rental. full 2 BR _...,..._ "·--'urfa1deo. one uC., kind t:alltod~!7~~"tO(h1y. 2 Br. garaae. a.=. rno. 714/846·3990 wkdy1 art 6ll·l400 QW>.1BRS32$. COOROAltND"E.NDEALPTSMAR ••-UUll'",>JU!....., uod lot, luc>k1111t ""''• lht• ""' .._. Adull11. no pet&. 2390 6pm 1'7M'7"3 " 140.5937 bl!H' P1elfh 2)X ~· VI 1000'11 ol V•r •nCIM Elden Av", •pt E. ' 2 Br Townhoule. frplc. ' beach. 2 ,, 3 BR • ............_....__ .....__ !'J .... T.,h 7 C' h l'a Heully SL&H'-11cbuUJDd1.,yd ....,.... 3244 PLUSHJbr 2~ba condo Winter, 2fr3 br, 2 ba Pool.Wnnia.Somt=ocean frp c .. dl1hwa1h er. -..-__,. _,._, SDO I br kid Ok 1ar yd No de=lla'' Move to· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Only 1teP1° from water 139511495 mo. 114 E . &i Catalina vlew1. Clote I a r a 1 • fr pal Io w , ~~:ut:..PJAnK ~-t• e>...rt S2402+d11wk1dun<'h d•f Kids' Yd. pet RIMTALS Highly upgrad~ Avail Balboa Bl 875·5881. to Fuhion laland •fine eeo.2358.. ~ . ~ C'r'Mll'l,1.tlOft• • Di52bdod/pct p11UO ok Sm11ll ftt 64.5 4900 I BR, l Ba ......... SJOO approx Sept Ulh S775 l213)335-4eM beach. 644-2811 1-------- ftll!W lWl ltdd OO. C'Orntr 2400 SJOO:Jbqcarar11Lll.ll •CONSUMER'SCUU>E 2 BR.28a ........ $(50 M&-M34or67S-t938 ,._,._u___ 3724 ~~~~~~~~I SaWl•-ua v1·1"1 lot. unu•ual priv•t·) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~3bf2bt1111r pb 38R.2Ba ...... $S2S/65()1---------_..,,....._ -IU ,...~ ror tmm•dl•l 1.Jo. AfUtOWlU.AD vtew aJ95 •br kd/pt opt/buy Deluxe• I br w/xtr&ll! Nr 5 Br, 38a ...... $850/875 SEA VIEW 3 bdrm. 2'-'1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AvalJ. now! 3 8.R. 2 ha., New 1&2 bdrm I xury Wik-.~ i l'J'».13> 11e<"ludNI. JOH . 1b11 & 1 ft"' Own service 111 llll S240 lt'1o 11 deal Sm 3 BR. 2 be $500 b11, + ram rm. ocean frailer. I br. ru .. n SIZ5 children OK, no pc:tJ. llduJt apta In 14 planb Ml M05 d.-n P'u 1 n "'" tor •fK~E FOR Ut't:• fee.~ Mlaalon vlcJo view, pooUtenru.. Sl,000. 2$38 Nwpt Bl. <ror> $850. A1et1tl'7S.SM4 from l290 + poob, ten· Ltnorc-.;6?\ 71• 3312401 C.oodln all2A locaUona •CONSUMER'S GUIDE <213)4»3629 646-0147. nil. waterfalls. pond•! o.tofr...-.. AJlarcM ·Allpnch AT" ••Tii l 1-... -a.....---IHclt--3-7-Ext.re l1e duplex 2 br. 2 Prom San Diet Frwy ._,, 111 fw s. 1100 -r .._ 2 Br. l ba, den In New'port w+• bet. frpk , beam cellnp, ...... N--i.. h -.................... Pr..,,..-ty 2550 Locators7days l'°l'C There'• only one lllmi Helghta.$395 ....................... oceanvlew, lae 11ra1e. wive .,..,, on ac lo r• u• ZOAcNt ....................... HOWDYPAITttlHtl wecareabout! 642·7945 Bach beachlront w/vl~w . pvt beach prives . ~. McFadden,t.hen West on CHOICE Don't 30 t.hr()"lh all the YOUlll color lY. carport. Near mo.67S-l203. Mcfadden to Scawlnd r.."..!'eN~~lre avorado hait!lleaohearchingforu 11 you're not huppy. H.V.homc S br.3bo,fm· new. S250 Inc ulll. VWqe.(7141893·5198 ..,_, ~ quick !!alt' PROP ERTi ES home Wc huve 100'1 t.o w c. r e not h a PP Y ! ly rm. 2 frpl 's, wet bar. 3 536-2444 8 A C H E L 0 R A P Tfl'ownllOUlie, &ovely. apac "aJble t~rma Submit ctM>Olle rrom dilly. Don't PERSONAL aaalatanco car f ar , view, tennla, w/1ar11e. S250 mo. b SOOOO ac e.:Jl -4560 l\1o1ent Apple Valley delay call now! In loc11Una urenlal. spa, pool. ssso. 644'2185 s~:f~.1~,'"~~~L 673-7827 at&PM. :Y\~:~~":~t:an~e ~t~ 10 acrl' Av0<'11do C.rovt• • / • 1 ucrc hor"c s>r<> 191-tltl 645-4900 't523 CAMPU,Dl:IRVlt(£ Seeing ls beUevlne S285 1 ApU165/mo. 536.3037 811ch apt. Ulllilles pd, patios. Some with au $167.300 Vulley Cent('1 ~rtu'6. lle&dy tu build ........__ ,_1___. 3206 Contumtr't Gulde br &l beach, pool Small lrtlM 3744 Pool & Jae. Refortmres aarage. Swimmina pool (No. s u , t:ou nl y J S4660w/term1o - -fee.645-4900 needed S225 mo 675-7008 Jacuui. TennUI courts. I •"2·2164.~73-0782 '' I'• ilcrei;. f''antai.tle ••••••••••••••••••••••• Eusts1de 1 BR. very WOODBRIDGE •CONSUMER'SGUIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• or893-7S74 da : blk to Huntington 11bop· "1ew "uullue11 L<> pm~•r 3 Br. 3 ba, den, din. Nuw private, encl. yard & g11r. New & elegant. Juat min. )'ll plng center mall. •• dull!>. 20 ACR~fo'ALLUUOUI< • .,,.me avO<'ado l11nd with view. Ownl'r rlexlbk Submit t erms Want11 29%down. BKR, 754·6262 ty tine· S71150w/t.erms. paint, crpt, llle. No pell sass. mo. l/492-3710 f)llJat.ee. Uncoln model. 3 Udo lale home for lease. from lndu.ll. complexea. 3 BRZ BA, frplc. No pet1. Fr om $435 u 2i,.,. acres Jtorse PN> S750. 675-1"2 br 3 ba. fl4G.lZ71 S900 pr mo. call a fl er frwys, shoppln1 & bus; S. ol Hwy. SSSO. Sea wind VIiiage, 1555~ porty in the bt•uuUful For lease 6 bdrms. 3 6PM. 548-0901 matr. BR. 2 baths. llv. 673-21632 HunUngton VIiiage Lane Marl• n n iu. $61100 Charmer 2 Brfrplc gacr baths, pool. Avail. 9/16. 3brnn2bcoa tmwnmhaeon ,poonewl. !>An9g5 Blulfa lra 4 BR condo rm .. kitch .. den. utU. rm. H.B. '714)898-91161. w/Lcrms w/shopspace$250U7 ) $650.Driveby964Dcnver • ·.... S750 Readytogo · w/wabr/dryer·allbt:aut 3 BR twnhle apt. 2\.Ati b11,1--------- " 20 arrt"I Nr ahoii:s & Locat.ora898-9891 fee Or.Call~ mo.675-S496. ~or6".l767 furn. Elec. aar. Frpl: frp~c. encl pat.. I~~~~ Br. children welcome:. IUILDEISI! I Acre bUlldlng 1lte w/all utll Buy aJJ 4 al $1!;,000 eech fut gmwtni area i.c:hool~ S14tl6per~t·rc: ~, ........ 3207 3 b 2 b m I University Pk Terrace pool. prlv. patio & b e " •hops. no pet.a. Starting al S27t "' DUPL!<;X Oul:<t.und ••••••••••••••••••••••• _!,;,.I .... yad, c2o capr 'enrcel Cambridge, 3 BR. 2 ba: LIDO ISLE·Rambllng Jacuul. Only $275 mo. _673_·7_l_83 ______ .._mo._84M907 ___ . ___ _ Ing huy for Lhc 11we~tor "'"""'""'• ' · d in $Sl5. 552·7896/ 3.000 sq rt single sty SSz-3750.keeptrylng ,._.._u___ .-1-Atertain on your patio gar. $475. ~l i2A.s home on ovrstud street _..,. __ ER I & 2 br. pool. ga r ~Tt7T.4626nowl lluge3Br$32S. U7A> TSLMgml 642 1603 . . t.o street lot, 48r, 3Ba. l.crlJllRa•och 3741 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~r, trees. 1265 & $325 t"ARGO l/67~715or 1/522 2080 Locat.ora 898-9891 Fee SPICtAL CONDO 3 e d r m • 2 ,,., b a formal din rm. ram rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANCHA Ans u.Jts. 842.11583; 1142.szs1 ~~l~~~1~~S~~c. Coro.a det M• 1222 3 BR, 2 ba, great 11trea. Townhouse, Cam· rm, 2 ~5-~ + 2 lg patios LAGUNA Bt:ACll MTR Large 1.2&3 ~droom C:.•"' 'f Loh/ c,.,,.. 1500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• avail lO/l. $4SO/mo. Lse sty Townhome. Univ. INN. S7S/wk & up. Maid garden apla. Dahwhr. SEAVIEW opt.Sa>,S00.64().2S8l Park Village Ill. Dbl £aatbluff 4 bdrm exec. serv .. color TV. he11ted bltM. encl.1ar. gaA bbq. :. ••••••• •• •• ••• •• •••• •• SPARKLING l''or Sale Crypt 6 lt•vcl, MEW Valencia Q,urt, P11c1r1c 4 lldrm Span111b 11t)'I<", 5.3 View Memor ial Pk. 11crt'!I of 1,1v0t·i1do l11nd. gar, 2 paUos. dshw~hr. home or 3 bdrm + den. pool. UUI. t71AM94·5294. Poof. Gu Pd. 778 Scoui---_.;:;=-_ __;, __ _ New ocean view 2 br. 2 2 br, ent'IObed back yard, Beaut. cond. Adu.ll8. No D.R. LU 025 mo. 98SN.CoutHwy. Pl.642-5073 ba. Lease or lease option. •in&le car gar 00 pets pets please. 12 Mo. lease. w/aardener. No pets . $41).l~aft 5PM. Fanla.~lll' vtew. 61\7~e!!.. 675·0562, eves $280. Avail Oct.i . 646-6479 $57S. mo. Avail. Oct. 15. Reta r-·d. AveU. Sept. Oceanfront. winter rental. New 2 br. 2 ba. all bllrus. .r.-.• Days, 633·5001 or evee 281.h. 6'S:73flll or &42·~ studio. I BR. 2 BR. hld frplc, encl. gar. p11tlo • ._ _______ _ M2~ By appt. pool. Starting at S32S pr lndry rm. $350. g 2 BR apt. encl P•t & Ca srciaf FAHGO Harbor View Ho m ea, RARE FIND!. I BR for ,..,_rtl' 1600 ~R 5717or1/S22 W80 i;mashing 4 BR 2 bo $210. Haa appl 11 & gar -r-r ( ' ·' Locators 898-989l Fee .. ••••••••••• ••• ••. ••. • d rpl. $700 Per month. -------·'~ .. ! ................ __ Mient6«·7383 0-PoMt 3226 CAHNEltY VILLAGE ~ FurnJt.hf'd 1 Br. 2'~ ba executive ••••••••••••••••••••••• HEWPORT llACH ••••••••••••••••••••••• view home, ga rdener, Cbarmlng 2 br, 1 ba hae. 1lU"ee commcrr1al lots, ~ ldand 3106 JX>OI. volleyball, new Mature adu!ts, no pets. 2822 24-26 Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• carp ets. drapes, S350. FJn11hed S375. Blvd ,eachlot ls~xoo·. BAYFRONT lll''\UTY wallpapcr __ $900_._64_0-_0008 __ . 496-66114 675-811 1 One lot with bwld1ng, . . •1 -~ --Aot"e or om ce. $325,000 2Bt, :ma. p1l'r, xtras, llEATED SPA & POOL Condo. brand new. 2 BR CallS46-51180 11vrul now, $550 mo ownr Jo'rl'''" 2 Br , 2 ba. 2'h BA, gar, pool,~ m1 6736204 dr vewa y + gar. to beach & marina. lcAoo Peninsula 3107 dshw11hr, lndry $525. 6l5 Ocean & valley view. ~~HERITAGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.-irkspur. 644·S414 eves S43Smo. 64().4297 &wknds. ---------1Wwter 3 br. i ha $4.\.S rno. llHTTO IUY ~ Mnn1.ero. 67S.S88l or 3 bd, 2 ba. frplc, $675/mo. All rent applies to down REALTORS . IKw Property 2000 1213l~ Studio $325/mo. 2 blka to paymenl.$480. p1rno. 9 •••••••••••••••••••••••Costa ~ 3124 ocean497-2292 Mo. leue w/opl. to buy I 0 HOUSES ••••••••••••••••••••••• Har bor View Homes. at $93,500. 3 BR, 21n ba. EASJ'SIDF. t::a ~tslde . Clean 28r smastUng_ 4 BR. 2 ba .. den Townhouse w/wet COSTA MESA hou...e w/draJ>(''i, rorpeu. frpl $700 Per month bar. frplc, trash compac Well maintained prur,.·r & ~ara~c. Mur 11ed cou· Agent644·7383 tor, pool & 1acuu1, 2 ly on two adJoinln.i lob pl(· rrc:frrrt_'(] No pets. ·--------• uwuua and clubhowse. with new roofs ; ownPr :•va1h1bie now. $200 h t & Small ocean view. 1132. w 111 b e Ip r In la" l' l'' ltlltl 645 1213 CHOICE RENTALS K R. Pro!)t'rlle11. 493-9381 752.1920 ----Above Little Cor on11 HIMtbwlon lea'h 3140 Beach, unusual tn·level B Toro 3232 ' ~UAIL ••••••••••••••••••••••• view home. 3 BR, 3 ba .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• T twail. Ot·t I 3 IMrm. 1 v, playrm. V&cant & ready. Nice 3 br. 2 ba, frplc, gar, PLACE hu. to'll, [)R t:io1tt1 tu S950Month patio, fn cd yd. Kids & s<'hool $1150. 911R·212tl Or, quiet Irvine Terrace; pets ok. S.395. Agt, no fee NOPHTllES'.. -lovely 3 bdrm. home on 964-2S6G or973-2971 10,., Tll -;JO r.M.I l.ocJitna &.ach 3148 Ani<elita. Vacant. $800 fomtal• y.._ 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Month ••••••••••-:-;:! ••••••••• REAL ESTATE a br 11pllt·k>vcl house, h~e COUNSEl,OR~ d~k. 3 blka t.o beach. VJMmia de/~ I Yr New trl·level. 4 Br. 2 •Re-finance & lnvl'sl · ScpL Junc . $425 m o. t'JlJ.~ 11 \y , Nr . Elll11 & ment s pecialis ts . ~Kl 494-74U>or <2131449-49114 .i71 Maanolla. Call 008-2720 ; f ~. am/4·plex. f or Lease: Tudor cul 673-8/J!J~ --------- •Beachpropertie11 ta)'(e, $350 pr mo. Avail 1e.1a..... •--.. 3240 •Property M anagcmcnt Oct. 1 838-Z92l 2435 E. CoMt Hwy., CGMw+• ..-n •Tax 4c exchanJ(e advlAe ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Gary D. Bosler 9t10 43118 Newport .. ach l 169 Coata Mncr 3224 0>cne one-come aU ! 4br. • •• Gar, yd, kids. peta! ACTIVITY •••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Small ree. 645-4900 • 1...,.0ME Magnlr1ccnt beachCront IUDS/rETS OK •CONSUMER'S GUIDE • ~ West Newport. hnme. 5 ~ Golf.1urf,iandte11111:<at Bdrm. 2 baths+dorm :ASTSIC!E · 1 BBRR 2&, l'tl ba, (rplc. Stv, YoW' door In Lhla new San I-Oft Yrly 1$f'. Sl:,00/ mo. u P 1 ex· SZ 95 · 2 re Ir I g . S 3 3 O m o . C lemente duple x . 956-5871 townhi.c 139~ 675·8258• 213/S31 ·6306 art 6. S16MOO 648-4848 2l.3/721·52U> UHl(i)UI C:.:eanfront 2 BR wanter br3b 1 M rd ---------DANA POINT rentals. F'rom !H5·78 lo 4 · • n eaa Ve e. 2 BR completely r e· LANDMARK 11; mile to 6-15-7!1, $450 J ohn Va SS50 ;,:.~r::ner. <Secor°'d. Mature 1o1dlllt11. lb4! Manna. 3.1 Bed un nlon Co. r.a1 0900 M7.ea76, ext024. ita. Oceon views. good In ON..SEACll. Derorator 3 Bdrm 2 BA, hardwood 4 br, 2\o'l ba. 2400 sq. rt ., come & anxious lieller. fumh1hcd 2 i;tory. 4 Bdrm floors. new paint. cpt.s & lie rmly room. S650 mo. $181$.000 VIEW. In besl lncaUM. drapes. Small pet OK. C/pk area. 847·3803 MORINS REALTY s1•oo monthly '450 mo. Call 546·5880 2 Bdrm with BOAT SL 1 p and ask for Lurry or t br, 2 ba, fmly rm, 2 frpl, 494-8057 s750 .,.,.1y • Pum. din. rm, fenced, pool. # • Walk to bch, 11chool11, & ~nglon 4 Plex nr. So. Wuterfront Homes Me11a Verde 3 br, 2 ba, shopping. Besl orc.:11 oC JO.at Plaza. By owner , 6.ll·HOO new puint. Avail. now. downtown HB. Never Prtnclp11l1 only . Cull Super dcu1 1 hr kid" ok S475.Sf6·9950 rented before. Only ~. _ l300 Ref rig. Qill now. TOP SICllT quallly tenanll need •PP· Small fee 645-4000 ly. S650 mo. Inc luding PllDE •CONSUME R'SGUIDI': 2 DR.S250. 1111•Gu. lawn It malnt. No pets. OP OWHUSHIP t.ocat.ors ~·lltllll Fee 1220 Main. 6311-4187 26unlta/W. Anaheim. <Xtanftont winter rentHI BONUS BABY' 4 Br w/all 3 br 1 ~ bu studio, no r · d r Luxury condo 2 Br + deo Huce llltra modtm uml.ll. J>Cla. Reis. 64.2 0553 or kJ'd!~::. 54n~ Y or + frplc., 2 paUos, enc BeauUlull)' maintained. 213/927-5541 IJ>Catora8!18·98Sl f'ee 1aragc. $450/mo. Call hi the beat rental area of MALLOY REAL TORS a t Oranae Counlt. Xnlt lax Oceanfront lu~uirc pnme Jo'AMILY SPECIAL! 3 BR lll0-4.lU. Shclter 1 • Prin<' pab only, :r::~g3e .brR<''?! c, S~~~. at$31.5, ulll'apd! -._...-ml-l_e_t.o_bo_ac_h_._2_b_r-.-2 piealle.CallReaJtor. Avail 3 lo 7 Locaton898-9891 ba .. ~ -~'-1 ,, In Da¥S C7H)~ 9!)1J • mos. , ucnl nuua, ge. u V g E\tenlnp(1l4)832·4489 6'fS.l849. GOOD LOC In 2 Br rm.buil·lnl,fp,fncdyd, New dupltx. 2 br eu. l•--------w/cpC.I, d.,,., .,_uo. $260. •dot ru.n. $475. 962·1951 Locator11111&-ll89l Fee _C_1t1Y_ea_> ------ $3115, 3 BR. 2 ba, dbl aar, t br, 2 ba, Hl5 mo. Sharp, Carpel1, drapea, dl11 · -...... La 1 apt, f'.P. Lit dbl aar. W1hr/dryt•r . ~ for boat. camper or prdeft. CM. Compl. la1ul1ted. Prtn only. 631.a511 HUaaYOH TNSOMlll ban YoU believe 8 Ume11 aron. 8 Unlla p l u1 .,wrwtts unit plUI comer .._ aJJ foe M .000. FARGO. l /f'19.Sf15 or 11522.2090 90 UNITS. JIS,00011r 1pendable. lll6d& ln .tnl condl~lon. Fl11• L .A. locallon. W\llhlre Ditt. W 11t loll lilt at.at.a. for rant.en. Tremeodoua oppt •y ror l••tatora. Call Pat lhLau1hlln I OOfl , n•~ .,.1.1o, fenced yd. cloM t.o beach. 842-2221 or Me-9866 557.9729 •Ntw 3BR, 2Ba Condo. TUCKS> AWAY! nr beech. 2·c•r encl aar. 4Btw/cptad.,,. med pool, J•c. uoo. q.0290 ydfrpatloS400 C24Bl dbda642·9482 evea &i LocatonM-9891 Fee w · READ• Ru.n I Onu•tl lbr SS SAVB foroolySL60 lt2Al call LIASIOMLIOO Clean38rw/appluar Locat.on898-9fl91 l"ee Top quolll)', Improve· w/wcpC.anow $133 (188) llttwAct '9stl men'-, 1erene environ· Locatora881·989l Fee •erwtdblt:.)r*"U\(llC) meat. & beeuUlul anll· " -"' ques: The)''tc all lnarc• Clean 2 BR w/1ar .. adlLI, Locatora ·9891 f"ee dlen~ ot lhla 3 Bdrm, 2 77a W. Wllaon. lt76. Don't kJck try thla 2br bath Lido hie home. !Mt-1411 w/lncd yd &dot1 of Owner Wiil leue Im· •--... C7D> mediately for 9 montha 38r, 281, rrplc, new 1 .... aa•now- « a year, on a furnlabed tpta/~, beamed cell· Loceton ••t '" or unfu.mlabed baal1. ~· $4$mo. 2'1 Kl\ox St. 6choo1Spedall 4 brnr Phone UnhtUO lO Ht. ll '1 -4571 •II hu yd $420 ( L6C> ontr.~~~uftl..JI-OPLX E. SJDE. IBr. tBa, Loc1tor1•te11 Fet -~· ~~ aeo Coet• M•• St. Kida , ........ 1• 8 , 67MOOO It I* OK. 5390 mo. Lil + .~~~~r cZfs > dep, 141-89M ~at.on llHIJlll Fee mo. 494-3138 TSL Mgmt 642-1603 gar, r.lean. Call IHB-8300 Oranget.ree Patio Home Centralair,Mdu.lt.a.1475. BAVVJEWluxurtous 2500 Oceanfront studio. $350 New 2 BR. 2 sty twnhse. askforMlke . sq, f\. 3 br. ~atroom. A yearly, Oceanfront 2 BR. w/encl aar & patio. 1250 br. 2,,., ba. frplc. 2 car CUlverdale, 2 BR. $400. REAL HO ·. Pool. 2 ba, gar. deck, fplc. new sq ft. Adlt.s only. no peta. garage. Avail. lmmed. Agent . 551·4682 It· CdM JU., t:lem .. shop-crpt, S650 yrly. No peta. Located at ~ Elden XJ ti< S450 IOAM-PM pin& near. S875. A nil. 494-5792 Ave. Dys. 714/827·8410; TS1 ~mt ' 642· 1603 ---------•Oct.ah. 758·9587. llfter 5pm64S·9061. Executlve4 Brw/all Mllwport•ach 376t . HOIEHT xtraslikegar$450 <298) C1n 3 bdr. 2 ba hie. But!l ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br. uUI pd. children ok Locators 898-9891 Fee landscape. FantuUc ocn OCEAMFltOMT HI No pet.a Man11ger apt 7. IMCREASIE & Hrbr view . Bst l960Wallace.548·~ OWNER LGCJlllMI •odl 3241 neighborhood. $800 mo. Winter rent.al. 3 BR 2 Ba, GUARANTEES! ••••••••••••••••••••••• 640-1212 days 642.6124 huge su.ndeck, wetbar, Stwuuns lg. IBr garden $&30. New 2 br. 2.,... ha Greatvlewpr1me3br2ba evoS. ' right on 5 1\f'd on Nwpt's apt, pool. rec area. $2$5 townhome apt. Many patios frpl nr bch town. • bt!sl beach. Ready to be mo. 710 W. 18th St. a m e n It I c s . I 7 6 I o 494~30aft.4pm •uUDO HOME. 3 BR 2 en Jo Ye d . 0 Y s , Nice 2 br. I ba encl O uneron. H.B. Ba, l&e pauo, gar. $8.W 711·752-741q;. !VI or •-•elrpaUo Nr OCC. Qemmj lUty 839-6823. ~ unfur/$700 rum, Blue mo.~;~ WtqMS 71~~ --• • • 1---'T""'"".:.._. ___ _ Lagoon Villa. oenfmt on ' N<?peta.$290. 7Sl·3896· Blch apt S200. Ulll mr - pvt bch. 714/499·3217, Bayahorea. Charming 2 OCEANJRONT N eat 3 br. 2 ba. encl. patio & Stri&leaonly. 2131703-0230 BR home w/frplc & lrg fum. 2Br. w/gM. ~It.a. garage. No pell. $330. 536-0321. N I I brick paUo. Near priv. no pets, S37S mo. Wanter. mo 751·3896 ew, antaallc v ew, up· beach . S a 5 O mo . 873-7666. (213) 795-.3018 · · RP/NEW 2 Br. I' 7 per, Victoria Bch. I Dr. t-€7Ml48 Adu.Its no peta Garden 8 f rp I 2Ba. frplc. deck. wet bar. I bdrm, l ba. S300. mo apt 2' br. Jacu~. pool. ch81idren. ·s3~~.r 'c~11 S600 mo. 494·7301 Nwpt Hts 3 br I ba frplc Avall IHS-78 to 6-lS.79 In· bbq area. closed garage. 962·7788ask for Mac. 2Bdnn IBa real oceun w:iaher/dryer, refrl g. q\Dreat l212A W. Balboa Allio 2 br lownhse. ln·•---------'c &' gd k HCJ\ Kids ok. 4 blks to waler. Blvd. Owoer/Agt qi.ur~ 177 E 22nd Apt 10 Nice 2 br. carport. pool, ~~ ar cc · .....,..,, $475. 631·1~: 675·9880 ~2498 · · ' lnd.ry rm. nr J.C. hOCJp. . WALK TO BEACH OCEANROMT $250.673-22.52 14( 3 BR 2 BA. Crplc, wood & LIDOVILLAGt; 2 BR Duplex. no pets. noors, deck. yurd, close 3Br 2811 all appl 1BR,1 ba.,S375Yearly $270. mo. Ill & l1111t. + SHARP/NEW to beach. 1595. 494.4121, ' • · 3BR,2ba,wntr.S450 dep. 1938·A Anaheim 2 bdldcn.frplc,gllr.no ~-3205 SS2S 64().6259 4 BR. 2 ba. wntr. ~ Ave. 631·3856 ctuld, S.325. 962·7788 <ask ---------•New 3 BR. family rm. 2 EMBALO IAY frplc'li, pool. teMJa, S985 HOMEw1thOCEANVU mo. •Smashing 1 BR. Steps to beach. 3 bdrm den, rondo vu or chann"I wilhcharm,11ecurltyand & boats . $650 m o . privacy. Sl2IOOmoyrly. 759-1092. Alt. Wiat~rfronl Homes Harbor Hlahland!I 3 BR 2 Call 63M400 ba .. 2 car dcl. gar .• frp't .. Oceanfront. 10·01 spec· lge. kltch .. encl. yard. Lacular view. 2 BR 2 BA. Av11l. Oct. $600 mo. beautifu.I decks & yard. Daya: 833-1361 Ask for Winter renta.I $1500 mo. Mr. Schlendler. Or 2L3: YrlyS1100mo. S46-0075or 92!H404evetwkendll. 2 BR. I ba hse. yrly $700 for Mack 1 3BR,2ba,wnlrS650 Lrg 2 & I Bil. lrg kltch,1--------- STIPS TO OCIAH crpt 'd thruout. wood 2 BR Iba tr ..,.,5 beam celllng, no pet11. no • ' wn · -' children. 645-8894 ady lo go! 536· 7330 3 BR, 2 ba, wntr. $375 associated uh',,. t u . J.11 '· ' . , • ..... t ,, I Br. cpt.s, drps, llOYt. l"N 3844 kids ok. no pet.a. 1240. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. m.<>136. oogetree Condo I br & loll. Pool. Jacuu1. tcnn11o. S300. New 1 Bdrm apt rec. f11c1I ~. mo. Cull w1garage. Nr So. Coast ~ortltil 063J Plaza. Days.rail J oycc•------- 835·3000. ext 320, eves •octt 3141 •OCEANFRONT 4 Br, 2 4!H-l498 or493-2'70S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ba, fantastic view. Yrly ean/ront. winter renl.111, HOCIOWDS Hall only. Eves842--00'5. Spac. I br garden apl lltudlo. 1 JJll. 2 BR. htd HOLD IT! 4 BR. cpta, Enjoy this 3 Br home, Pool & All ul pd 793-4608 drps, mod bltna $4J5. loU OI prlvary, lids OK. 2 br, 3 blk from bch. PaUo rec. u pool Slw'\Jng at S32S pr Locatora898-9891 l't!i! cloletoall!S340. on canal. bwlt·lllll. $400. Adults, no children. no mo.494·3138 Locaton8118-9119l Fee 87$-4630 peu. S225 up Also 1-1.1!11... llSO SA VE Onl s I B pragtt for rent S25 mo. --.--,,_ all xt1.u ~ct.!70 or 2 R. "HEERFUL 4 Br. klda S250. I BR. Winter rental. El Puerto Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• LocatOnS98·989I Fee OK. ha.11 11 fncd yd, aar. 9 mo'1, Ii; blk to bch. 120 1958 Maple Ave. apt5 LA•UNA HIUS ---------1 1otaol1t.orage$400. 36lb St. 2131798·4356. o.Jlr:MlaftlT New adllll deluxe apU. ~ Mlglllf 1252 Locatora 898·9891 l"ee Adil. no pets. "• ..... .-v fum &i unfum. Bllllardi.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ArAlt'TMINTS pool , jacuzzi. s und fOWNJIOME, 2br, 2ba. PENNY SAVER! CoJ)' I lc:.R. fQ.y~:l'g h:r~~red. 2 BR 1210. lnlanll only, voll.c1!>all. vu. pool. Jae, on gmbll. Br. 111 xtru $150. blk frm bch:"' 1275/yrly Mature oduJlll. No pet11. ALJCIA VILLAGE L&e avl, $400. 557-4632, Locat.on898·9891 Fee 673_7078 2450 Newport Blvd 25211 Stockport 83HUIO/evea Rl!!NT ME I'm a 2 Br Co9t11 Mesa 5111.fl51 or58Hll30 3 Bdrm + bonus rm. bome, l 'monlyln5. Call 1 BR apt. atepe to ocean. 3 br. 2 ba upper. Mendel otnceopcm9-Tdadly View, air cond. Lea11e Locat.ora888·91191 Fee view. '2Jt3-mo7 Winter 1 Mar. la$(), Family. no •ech 316' w/:ra: to buy """'•Ible. pereon. 2167 peta, 54&-6038 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..... Hurry ! This 1 Br won't Ava I. Im med. 4~7 last all xtru Sl80 07c) Patlt Newport Apt·tublet Spacious quiet 3 bdrm Bdrm. 2 ba, w/all bltns. Mhal yw.. J2'7 Locaton898118911''<? 1' 1 BR. good view. townhse' pt 1ta t WITHl'tlR&DOCIC ::::~ .. ~.......... . e 213/567-8119, 589·9088 patio. p8ool.w Adeuft~. ror 30' boat or two 20' Sootleu CaaUlle El DaU Alr1~ht! 3 Br &•r fncd ~ePM. Sorry, no kids or pelll. boata. Uke new lhru-out. l>lan. Central air. 3Rr yd 1 d11ok$30$(17Dl OCEANFRONT clu1 A S37$.0'5-3381or675·5949 2 car 1ar. plua 2 adck'I w/vu ol hUlt. f'rml din· Locat.ort 898-989l Fee apt. •area. New redeco off·et.reet lluett perklni;: Ing ramlly rm $415/mo (114) r7s-4819. AduJts HST IASTSIDI 11pa<'el. $850. mo. J1cob:s tse 0n()pet.I 64i1211 . S. Ca.-... 3276 Cule llUdlo. ulil Incl. ,_R_e_al_ty"------. .. ..................... S.Cllw•h 1776 Avail 10/l, S250/m o. Super 3 br. 2 ba. frplc, Lu1clou1 3 BR. 2 ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~21181 PAIUC NIWPOIT dahwhr. fncd yd. Klda fl Ocean vtew11, f"rplc. 2 Onbuch.2BR.2ba,S450. 3 BR twnhle t)'~ brk ~~~:~~ow~h!i"sc; ~ ok. $655. Ait. No fee. balconle11. ~. 492-77l5 l BR, I ba $275. Ju.at bh fplc 2 m11tr bdrmi Ill$ L'-om ......... u. 964·2566; 973-2971 a home . utll paid. Monte Vial a bt wn n -"" _,,, .. BR 2~ BA, auper ._ ..._ 1·492·1710, 1-498·3558. Oranae " Nwpt Blvd. Spectacular 1pa, total -"' --1.-.1120 •ICN'I • .,,. l recreation proaram, view of lake • mln1. Ctfl.._ 3271 · .....,.,. + •1vv move· n. aodal procram. 7 poola, 8 Garden• r & I a Ir e ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call •J>Pt. SS2-3l81$PM tenrde cowu. At Fuh1on prlvll•IH Included. Ml.lllaeel 2br. l ba. lrplc, Af&'1!:'!h04 Superb l Br, adulta only. llland, Jambor fl San 7...,_ dahwbr, air. KJct. Ir peta .,......... ....,,. .,._ I Ind J°'(uin Hillll Roed. ok ... .,. N f ·-·••••••••••••••••••• ao ............ c • aar.. ry 3 BR 2 BA Barcelona. or · ~· Aat. o oe ...... ,.._. JIH tacil., UU. 2035 7141644-1900 ICbool, nice yrd, beaut. fl84.2566 , '13"971. u•••••n•••••••••••••• Full«ton. 842·5"4. VERY NICE view. 588-JT21 s.h AM J210 Bayfroot Main Ch•nnel 2 BR upper· brtarit • 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, w/all blln11 Hewpoti •actt l26t ....................... Upper. Set.Uc 2 Bdrm. 1P41ciou.a; b1o1lcony, encl. WATllNOMT ....................... Caaa0randt!48rklda ~/mot11e.f75·2992 f:!a· adult•. $335. 132 WITHPIH&DOCIC 2Br. 2\481 Condo. frplc, <ll fncd yd 131& c 170 > ..... r.••ll• 3107 Ln. 83H 818 for one ao• or two ao· gar. j1cuul, uniquely Loc:atort 889 11891 fff .... ••••••••••••••••••. 1004 El Camino. NO-G59. bolta. Remodeled t.o n.w dec.M50mo. 7 .... 11 ,...... J2t0 1 or 2 Bdrm. ~m anll. '250 + USO tee. dep. thru•out. Obi 1ar . Oc I A II t Bach + EXCEPTIONAL 1tara1e. hdd'I olhtreti Newport Hla .. lovely 3 ••••••••••••••••• .. •••• ean v cw. va m. find! parllln1 apact1. llSO. BR,2ba.homt:nopeta.Laurelwood 2Dd . 2Ba. med. Ca ll Wknda" mo. Jacob• Realty. teOO/Yrly. MMGlev•. lwble, rel.k walh/dryer. wkeyutt5• 873-lllOI NEW 2 lllU Ba. pvt .,_oo 17$«70 Beach bouH. 3 Br A· :"O:OP~~·· tennla O.)'front2br2ba, 1500aq & 1arqe. N40 mo. Callr-.:.....,;~----- frame ,· •harp I $850. l . tl. nreptace. II aara~. 5*-MIO. ult for Larry or chelor unit ~ block At ..... l lnthla2 Br ~v. beach. acfu.lta on . Pam !.,~1~•r00h. AA u~1P!! PtCl1 Broml. Rllr. "' ,_ ..,_ pet.a .., .,. ~1531 Kldlok1arl285lllA) ...!~ll lcue. tall · 2 BR, 11 aar11•. am. Belbo• 'e1vd. siso r t.oc•tora--1 1''M ... "" ... -I pe Nwpt Hit• 2 BR den lat11 bachelor. enc . p1t10 mo. + M('Ut11.J doll. Call front room. dW"• art1a. 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Prun1nic Se e d e d L ~ w n s Low rates. fl ers Frt!e At& IST. 193-1439 'l'rlmrrung. t.1c Im. f'r<'t ~~~e~s ,::::.nttng esl. 536-4780. ~ 4383 PATCH PLASTERING ::z~~l4:~ 4!14 62i I '"'•ct ll.,..ir M7 ~ -lJ<'en.tt>d & lk>ndcd ~ Home Pndc Gardening """•••••••••••••••••••• l"r\: l"•lJrn»t Nn11.t1 tno AdchtJona. rt"mdl. rl'W & Malnten1mcc. Cleanupii Hou&epwntin11. Int . t::ic A t I 1 y pt· :. •· r t> t> --'-------- European Landllcaper t~r Ft~ est J ohn Deck ~umates Ca ll 540.682S CALI. 640-TRH 8 4'JA11Ph•m·,·~·'' •1ru1ll Lt<' cun1 r1u·tor tom m .. rt'•· t•11 ta. & HaullnJ. Free !::st. TR~~ .. ~:,~•~s10 c'~ 1 _ ~::..~11tn1o 1.11: ..!!!!!_M4 _11_ea __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Go1na 111way ! Eoalt1h lady , CitPD bli' & trustworthy could take t attolyour home & pets AvaU rr Oct 4th Rcr·-. 831MDS4. TOR work. F'a1r price 631 3363 01 ~·211il Pll I LH'S TREE SIRY. Reft. Malnt. 646-4871 ---------._...'"I :>0-lM!Z 'l'IHllt;1 ~Dy.-. -G1•ral~icH Cuatom work. reasonablt• •••••••••••••• • •••••••• Ready for I he wind . Landscaping Tr~ tnm pnces. rree estimate:.. PERRY'S PLUMBING Trun. i.pr~i y. r t'mov .. --....................... ~c... . ..................... . ..,...,. • .,..,.. uW••r .. 1.arna. lt11.hnl( t•lt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• llANL>YMAN C•rpenlry. m1na. Clean·up 8 yri1 Bruno.n07043 Complt•t e pl u mb1n.i grat\.ftnnd stumpe; exp Frei! est Noboru i;erv1cei.. Druin & :1cwcr We W Ir Pfm.t S3HU62or897·2862 EXCELLENT PA INT c It' Jn 1 n g t-• rt• t• ~-nTrHi. ING Reaaon•ble r atb. est1~lus. 24 hr scrv1"•• ln."r ~r:. t'"n r••C11 M&M Landsca ping. lmg. free estunawi> S48 2706. 673·31 1"' ~~ ., · . ,.,.., ~ • ...................... , a u•r•nll'l'tL H at~bow ....._d ~c ele(tr1c1I. plumbtnK & ·~"'••!iihM'll'>· ~,,co.,.IMimio u cml.36 ~1597_. nn. IM7·2787.MS3820 lln v .. wor>•rarkrni: Ill( - ----- •Re1>41n •St11r11 .. 11n• ~ W.ke &1.F.(:TRfCIAN l'm•t>d rror ur waxing Free ••••••••••••••••••••••• roto. sod. seed lawns ---------CdMA 640-TitH ·t.1c NO. C M l\ .. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• nathl Ire~ eiumah• on pa c k up & dell very AMWAY Cos melics. Nutntion. Houaewues. llorne Care & Cornm 'I 642·~ P l a n l Ing. In s. r e rs Pa 1nt1 n g. e ~ti 1 n t RoofiftCJ f!.'xpcrt sh1tpi ng. thinntn.l! 631-3:2168 Reasonable rates Llc'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11tump removal. lnd~t~ DiC·lt L»ndscape Reas contractor. 963-882S REPAJR & REROOF'. All t'rcalton.'1 67S 2821 1n1t prices. Prof. landllcape & Wallpaper hanging. rl' I y e t'~ s h I n It I (' " WMdow Ci.c..iftCJ Alpha~ ~I l~rprt rlr&IW\JI In your lar"ttOf !llNlll Job:. ltoyct1. ~_79'11 ____ _ ...... U•ti •t•/ t.>rtk. M plan• .of l.iui.1 LI~ li7303S0 ....... s..-.ke nft.• hy Von Srbr11.d1•r r--'-----••• :;.:••••••••••••••• 1rr1g. 646-7070 . aaonable. dependa ble. roe shakei ·<'ompo.1ar ••••••••••••••••••••••• -1-'ree ~l 54 l ·5930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ct,., fc1.tm llll·thcld • 1 t'1.' 11 c-.,, lfaul. •L •ploader dump ttSl \Jail ~ 0163. iT'J Clfl70 •••• ••• •• •• •• • •• • • • 0 ••• ,., ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• l°"'m mannt• ..,.ood.,.M lt TAYLOR ··~NC l';S trlt, aradlng, tree wrk. Want a REALLY CLEAN ~ Wood l'bf1;tl" m1un1 "hlunpou ~ ,k.im clt·1111 ~ L8J7 demollUow.etc 831·L257 MovWJ guaranteed 493 5"940 __ ----------G(-t J d ear \'lt.'W from ••••••••••••••••••••••• Need your bdrm. kt l'hn or McOANEL A CL BA It VI t:W lh•11.> Prtt Ml 67~ "'tlli l'nlor bnallwn..r". wht We·...., •-Ch~1n Lank -HOUSE! Call Gingham ,..... "' u Girl. Free ~l. 645-~123 ...-.. ~ke l'Jlllb 10 mm blto1tt:h l lrrrn -H...,._n Prof servlc~ with Alias bathroom puinlt.-d ~ Spec Roofing & Repairs S25 mllX 631 0217 t'Vt'' Van Linei. costs no mort>' 1 n s mt p11 1 n t J 11 I>:> l...ic 353446 11991 ·9339 Window <.:leanini: of ~n~ Free t.'St . for locals. 492·1073 Re-Hoof t-'or Less type RcuS-Onabh• ralt'' storage. & long dist c II A 968 K!>40 1 hv din rm. hull St!; 1\\JI OrruuTl4·n11tl iron ft-nl·1ng ••••••••••••••••••••••• WaJls ceilings noors ••••••••••••••••• •••••• rm S7 ~· t'Oo•:h SIO, chr (..1loi('1• of d('8\gn11 $7 50 & Gen'I Handyman Point & wtiidows cleaned. ~ 11 \I< :. ~t:CR •.lrttl \I. ~ <iu11r e·hm ~·t '"tor Up Steve ~ 0887 f '"'" " ~t.HVIC't>: •1\'PING lpt r.·p.iir. 1~ H 'I> ~pr ing, carpentry. roo init. ........,14s moves. State lie. T \11015 Fine Exler Pa1nt111g by 11 nyt1me · PhS37·3160 R Sn'°r SL. ht'. ins T ry ____ 894_·04_2_1 ___ Te<b Window Cart' P rol ~ ~ltiJ On work mvwlr fh •(b Gwdl•ICJ masonry· Any h o me Xlttt housecleaning dom ---""'l 0101 ••••••••••••••••••••••• malnt. or r (!tmodehng .........._ "'1-,,... proJ J W gh ,,.,I 2233 by lady w/exp. Oependa ··M o v e an y thing . anywhere al anytime ... 24 hrs 7 days ~ me. 836·SSSS 24 hr' window d eaning. Rt'd> T••iMOft R.,-r rates Refs. 6'12 7893 -.....-__. -Clu n up11. ll nul tnfL uu ·"" ble.own trans.847·3637 ••••••••••••••••••••••• \..:4arpt-t Clt>atnini Slcun'I & Landscaping lmm\'d ~ ---------c .Sh4mpoo f1r• & win M:TVlt " 642 9907 ._... Housecleaning help. Ex Int. ext. serving area for 7 •••••••• •••••••••• ••• • • ·----;;;;;;;;;;;;. yrs. Prof. qual work Carry in & s a ve $$$S Most • Reas. Dave. 586~25 color re pair $22 so -+ t'kJ•Y Alarm Sy:.Lem' rlo v.' Put r h Mu 1 n ~ ------••••••••••••••••••••••• per, ot will lram. f\111 & bas 1 home b ur1otldr l•-n.1m·l~r,1c~ 971 ll54 •VERYLOWPRJCES• OCC Studenli lTontruck. PIT. Gu1r. hrs with 01 11Ja.rm you on afford ChlldC-. On Gardena.niMatnl. Trash. tree trim. Ron Wt O trans . 1700 ~ t-·01 1nrorm111ton 1.111 ····••••••••••••••••••• George 5't9·201S 642·S703. Garry,#226.SA.540-9525 .'98._3082 _______ .. LI<' d f'11 mlly d11yn1re Japanes{' gardener. fr<'e R_u_b_b-1s--_h_H_a_u_l_l_n_g-. TLC weekl y or bt "'Prt·school progranitu 1.'S L1 ma le . to ll Fumituremoving&tree monthly. b y s amt ec.-attt Sl!rvc you, NR. :>48 25~1 l2L31299-3060 am only tnmminl(. 497·2697 . 24 ,__,,.., vacancies also r----------hrs ...... ~. ···~··••••••••••••••••• L1n•nsed <'hllll 1·u r t' Expcr gardenl.'r "'ree ---------_893-__ 9094 __ . ------ Cllrpenler. Free est. Any Night.~ !J 30PM to is 011ly est. cle11n UP'\ Rent.on Students Haul.tng garage 2 women will clean your Mre JObs <.:all Allan or R e a,. o n a b I c r a l cs B e n r t o C e r v a n t es clean-up. Need work etc. home. Expenenced witt Tony• 646-8649 K47 ·6m 548-4891 536-8377 refs. 839-4752. Molly. PainfilMJ/ Pape riRCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETI:RS PAINTING Expr'd. Reas Ratel> f'ree Est Call Gent• MZ·0458 Peter the Painter Hu the bet;t r<.1Les Int/ Ext. Call today 24 hr no 547 5846 Painlulg. Extr/lntr Ex Piano & °"Jo" T..,iftCJ pr"d . honest. ne.-l. rea~ •••••••••••• •••• • •• ••• • l.Jc'd 964·1045 Dave P\ano turung & repa ir 25 yrs exp Master ·d dei' in Sell lhi.ngs fa.sl with Daily music. $24 + lS cent:> this Pilot Want Ads. moonJy 661-1433 parts. Free ~t • 16710 Caltron1ci. 840·2620 Opes your :.et !>t>e m to be 1n nf'ed or costly or t rt• q uent n .·p <.1 1r' ., Do n t blame your :.et t:m1t " 1V & electrontt' rt.'pair 1996 Maplc. CM :>48 tj.'8:! Have something to 11elr' Class1f1ed ads do 1t well For Ad Action Call a Daily Pilot AD· VISOR 642-5678 I• ........ Apw lue•b &Www. ~ .. ;;;; ............ R.nhi11 to St.er. 4300 lushtHs Rttttal 4450 .,._., Anlw.._..ts/ Lost & fcMld 5300 hnOftal 5«-'lkff 5360 jHllp Wanted 7 t OC ••••••••••••••••••••••• Si.ta Ana ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• o,,..._.., soos ref"'ttM/1111/ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••. ..._wport hodl 3169 .................. ?~~~So. COB!ll Plazo condo. i .. or Leas5 e920sq. ft.~ E. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lott Ir FMd ~'OUNO Male f'l•ktneM· I day Dw-dw1 schol. Sta te ACl'OW\tant ••••••••••••••••••••••• Park Bristol. I Rr. newly br \lrJ ba, pool/Jae !<'em ~~II. JeptC:~~t.oo er:,~: Terrific Business Op· ••••••••••••••••••••••• v 1 t' M ag r1 o I1 J & accredited. Meets courtl> C.P.A firm needi; St 1<:BLOCKTOBEACll det'. Adults. no pi!b over23.Goodrers.Bcfl2 For<'eduirheat.G4S·24SO. portunily: •·or hmtted ~Rh 5100 We:.tmtnste r . Garde n requirement ror_re w1Lh minimum :t vr· 3 BR 2 Ba. downstairs $325/mo. SSl-3325 noon, S56-075l .... c ,.,,CY1or&73-0l40 number persons. over 21 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grove. 534-8422 gis trat ion c-a 11 1"4 1 public dCct ·~ t'itpen enn· I .,,.,.,,,, y . Y 729-1141 F.x r t'l I . "r owt h 1111 8 tns, ftrcplace. yrly 2 Sty 3 bdrm. 2"'2 ba . dbl ••emale wanted . !>hare yrs. our opportunity LO KUN FO U N 0 S m b I k .. rental. $500. 540.llSl aio ~ar. alr cond. nr So Ctit 2Br. rum apl wnh mule. 2482·88 expand. diversify your n:n C.OCkapoo type dog. vie Sodal CWK 5400 ~~~1l~~attcn~a~t'e~m~ LG E 4 BR 2''2 Ba. de-Plaza. SSOO. F'1rs1 & last S25wk. CM 5S6-2772 900MEWPrORATdldLllVID I income. Run your own PINCHEI Irvine btwn University & •••••••••••••••<!••••••• Guptill lne :.1:1isw \'1. ed hi be + SISO d e p Lcllse s q. l. ona part·time business 1n 2.3rd. old. seems lo be Lido S 500 ... coral · I k to ach. 540-1Zi6 ~n n ·n • storage avail. Plenty or spare lime. 636·0276. Inf' blmd&cdeal548-4982 SIMGU? · • u· N .. 92t.t. closed tn patio $600 yrly 00 · ~~!_.. pa.rlung &t2·3490 s ·OO.B·OOPM ~ No l'honl' t-.11b 1m·a:-t' bi3 2507 ~~ .. -nh ,.,,.fwd ...urW...-. 4350 . . . Found : Gold & wtme Call INTROV IEW for th<.' ---- wcs-tcl'rf 2 BR. 2 ba d .. -orllnfuntlWd 3900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........... ~....:.....1a__.._. 4500 STORE FI XTU~ES. C.OCker typedog. Young. intelligent & d1screN ' . . ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••Double garage. C:o:.L:i -"'"' wn•w RACKS. HANGERS. ONLY $2 Lo bl 1326 way lo meet new ing lt: Acctnj.! til<kpn} lux condo New crpu., THE EXC T NG Me:.a Storage only ••••••••••••••••••••••• ETC FASH I 0 N va e pet. 546-J>eOPle. 752.5411 TEMPORARY newly painted. $525 mo. E I I 646-4382 1 . 000 sq . ft . N e w BOUTIQUE 333 E l7TH Sell any item w eom· Found . Afghan d o g . Register Today 10 wor~ 552-6296 PALM M SA Ans. warehouse apace. HB In· STREET'. COST A blaauon of item• for S'7S Beach /Talbe rt. HB. cr .. wER CLUB onvanousaC('OUnltnj.:4 IJOO Bayfronl. Like ni·w MINUTESTO NPT Ea.st.side C06la Mesa. Dbl dustnal Park. 894·5351 MESA or leas with a Penny 342.4350 ~I bookkeep1n ~ a"i11itn 2 +de n. 2 ba. frpk RCH. ga r . S7 S/ m o . · PtncherAd.3UHSfor2 lt'e Social ments. Work clo11e t• $895 645504 Bach.1&2BR. S O UTHLANDERS. S600Nu 2720fllnd.&ofc. COl'lll«Utlve daya. Each Lost. REWARD Watch your hom <' t'•~u ri Imo. Agt.. . 4• from$230.&up. 631·21.33. !Dl Redondo Cir, •B. lft¥estlMM addlUonal line 118()0 for losttn vic.CameoShores •l'ttytlcal Clerks LO Sr Accoun 63I 3230 ' Adult.s. No Pets Hunt. Bch 842·2834 W..t.d 5020 the 2days. Cllarge IL ' & Goldenrod. 673 1619 Edllcaffoftcll I anl!> needed I h ruvu.r Lr 2u b R I 1561 Mesa Or. •• • Nocommerclalada. • ,.__. £..-1, Orange Co g ur. l a. eccnl 'Y re· lndust Bldg for rent SOOO • ••••••••• •••••••••• LOST: Female Pekmgese -rwn 1.kc'd Hld pool, adll (S lllks East ofNewport Officel...tGI 4400 · · Wanttoinvest&lorwork f'or more lnform•llon l''orAllAges Robert Half , com mun. WcstcUrf art' a Blvd. I •••••••• ••••• •• •• •r •••• sqovfl. SI prinkle~sd. 220f V / ln local small business and t.o pl•ftft your ad n ll Lan· n ° co II a r · n d :s T""e Perlect Accountemp!-11 • rg outs1 e ncd · " medtcauon. Mesa del '' SOOS M s <.J\ 6'l2·53till 9am-Spm54G·9860 IAYFllOMTOfffCES storage & prkng area . P r ln only. ~S6·7280. Mararea .MS-1022evs. Bari\lt~rnallvl'' a 1n. le .,.,1 Cannery Vlllage·New of· Will rent all or part. MS-3722 642 5678 •Meet Peopt~ No Tower. Union Bank Lrg 3 br, new crpt. bltns, OCEANFRONT rices rrom 300 sq ft· Corn e r p u II man & -Reward. White German •Rel11x•Havc Fun• lnTheCity of Orangl' deck 3 Doors to heh Yr l..ag Bch. winter n ·nLal. f l ti I p 1 · d . 1 __ 5025 She p. Fem May have Low Membership Yeei. 7t4/83S-4t03 tyS47$ 6732::.71 :.Lud10. 1 BR. 2 BR. htd a n a s c v i e ws. g a u ari no. a J to Motwyto..-pool. Starting al$J25 pr pat 1os·parking & Newpo rt F r wy. Call••••••••••••••••••••••• Birth Control Agency of Lueke m1a . S31 ·040S. CALL Dix 4br. 2ba. encl f;(ar, no mo 494_3138 Janitorlal include<l. 2808 W.A: Oosla. 714/549-9671. ~ llCK CASH So. Qlllf. A non·prolit or· ~5252 975•0700 pet!>. v.z blk bay/bc h. ---------Lafayette Ave • N.B. ~v garuzallo~. Vasectomy. Lost Blk remale Scottish S6001moyrly lse.644·110.'l Lrg l br. pool, nr. sh095, 873-1003 4000 sq ft or commercial t~bal stenlizaUon, a~r· Terrier. vie . Goldenwcst •-------------'--------i ..... , u ·1 pd space. rear truck entry, lsl & 2nd Trust Deed lion & family planning 28rCum orunrurn.S400. I ;"M::~~-· A/C -offices. part of loans arranged ror any F o; fre e i n fo ca li &Slater 842·3843· Eaut~a. l>lk from beac}l. Clean. THE EFFICIENT spacious new comm 'I reason. Credit no pro· 559-0250. Lo8'~ Sohd a.ray yng male ~ r.aundry faril. Ca.rage. ltOOMi 4000 ERN rark development. Nr blem. Borrow on t.he In· Cat . VIC. Hamilton & ••••••••••••••••••••••• t;.t2·S4f'6or G45·44113. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALT ATIVE r e e w a Y s b Y creased' value of your Open Hous e . free d e · Meyer.631·~784 Schoofl Ir -Roomw/kltchenettc Mo. to mo. rent Incl: Bolsa/Magn olia in horne.Calltodayforfast. monstrat1on ol garden· IM~ffOft 7005 Qw{'l 2 hr. 2 ba, ,:iardcn $tl0week&up. R Westminsler.492·3U3 courteouslnformation. ing equipmnl. Mon. t!Ve, Lost: sm. female cream ••••••••••••••••••••••• art. f-:11:-.L h luff lot·. 548.97ss pe~~ifz!d p~o~; ;0v: NEWPORT BLVD. ~ H L Sept 18th at SPM. 1'ice coloredSiametie cat. vie R~AL ESTATE i\1lull!.. no pclb $400 mo eraue, conf. rm. muil al ome oans Rentals. t70S S. Coasl Mesa Verde 546·0786 ~ ~ IW\ ~726 i\mbassador Inn tn CO!.La " · <Antique Row> · d H • Hwy. Lag Bch 494·2A12 LICENSE serv .. parking & more Ln Store & wareh ..... •"e. ap. Ll ense ome Aloa n ""~··-.. H"eky Lyrc puppy --Mcs11. 2277 lla r oor Ccn· y...., B k 8 i 0 So ruwlU YD OELuvE Newport. prox "u"' sq rt. Call ro ers erv n ., · near Kaiser ch C.M • " • traJly located. 235 rooms. THE EXECUTIVE t:.J\1\1 C&lil. for 17 yrs. Call our SCRAM LETS SCHOOL l':a11tblurr :I br. 2 ba . MANY wit h kitc he n. SUITE64().5410 646-00S5 or642·1334. nearest omce. (714, • Mer6pm.646·S96l l,c-asc lnrl spac. mastl.'r phone & TV Swimming 837·3744 ANSWERS FOUND Wht Samoyed OFFERS suite. drn r m & d hl pool. jacuzzi. and rec. CdM ~,.cs StorOC)e 4550•----------male. approx s 1 yrs ga ra ge Au t o door room Daily & Wt!ckly vrr1""'5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• DOYOUNEED CASH ? Busily -Glade -64S-1508al'lsoreves opener avail l'ool & rotes!lt.artingfromS54a lriclMCiw«yMew RVwinleratorageavail. lllt.2nd&3rd Gl"Oln -Sobmil- ri:-trcat1on a rea Adults week. SUITES. So. or Coast Fenced. hghLed. ve ry re· Homeownerloans STRING FOUND : Au s trali <t n only No pets. $450 865 645-4840 Hwy. Available Now ~ a s rates. S!\4 · 1040. arrange<lfasl BenJamin Franklin was Shepherd. Blue Merle. AMIGOS WAY . SEE to 11ppreciate. $39S. ~. Borrow $1000. $100.000 known for being thnrty. male. approx 4·ti yrs -----Kitchen privileJ;tes. ut1l tn· Call U nda675·2.311 ..;;.;;..;,,__.;,,_ _______ flexible terms. pas t That's why before he 64S-1S08 aftsoreves :J br. 2 b<.1, bch d uplex. cl S2SO mo. SISO dep Vacant area avail. for credit no problem. Call ever threw a penny in a lrpl, gar. bwlt·ms. Ne Prefe r s tewardcsi.. FUUSERVICE anything, storage. park· usnoobUg11Uon. wishing well, he alway:. Found : Afgh11n Clo,:i . . J>t'L"l 5500yrly.&15·1682 5lll-3306 __ DB.UXEOfffCES ingor ?;rentpartorall SfERLINGFIN.SVCS atlachedaSfRfNGto it Beuc.-h/Talber t. ll B P -' lcl h / e or fenced, secure CL 714/9S5·16IO<bkr l 842·43SO LG 3Br. 288. frplc. Cam Near ne w IJeachrront. enon... ep one r · area, 90x26: behind 17th ---------5100 rm. dcck, dbl ":lca~e. View. Color TV. II B. $65 ceptloniat, sec retary. s • c M w t B .. e\ness orrcal estate LottlrFo.td PenoMl1 5350 " ~•erl.n.w.. room -rrAA t., eas "' . . a er UQ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• •••••••••• <id Its. no pets. Nv. pt wk. or S2SO mo. S36·2444 "~u ~ "'" · w '""' avail. S48·4413 646·l281 l lR\:. S425 m o 673.1008 $200 & h06p1 tality services MONEY Loslor Found a pet~ Call RELAXING MASSAGE ---------1 Beaut. fum. room Excellenl loeation. near An 1 m a I Ass 1 s I a n c e Bob James· Lie M asi.eur L>nvc by 3706 Park Lanl', Pvt entr Older pen.on freeways. Rentals W.ted 4600 LeaicueS37·2273. no fee . Outcall 9-11. 494·5111 to M..oe 2 RR . 2 Ba. rrpk. pref 646-0147 IAKY CEMTER ••••••••••••••••••••••• blt n:.. Ubhwsh r . n 1n' 1714 )979·2161 Sculpt.or needs roomy In· wor)cl.Jlg capital. lst & FOUND Blk German l'Prt·~ & drps. $425 mo. Hm. pvt halh. m ature expensive pvt studio 1n 2nd mortgages. inven· Shefiherd. fe male. nr Thffi rall Jucobs Rea lly , empld lady, som~ priv .. Office s pace In pre wh.ich to live & work lory s lllft·ups. r e -cab orrua & Minnesota. ti75-6670 67:1·4585 refs. SlSO+ Lug Uch. sUg1ous Newport Center 963-1.953 Nick D'Am1co ce1vables. ·C.M. S4$-l342 494-73-iG Wells Fargobld1>1.lSlhflr 6 68 LOST Bl ,. fe m It lmmed. potises:.1on. lg 3 w1v1ew Includes desk. Quiet dependable26yr old 714/547 4 : u " a ' ~R 2 BA . blt·ins. hlock lCl Gwst Home 4150 <'OPY machine. hle space OCC student needs bach • ~8;::ikeC:.t. J~r~~<'~~~,; beach S4!'>0 yrly. N R. ••••••••••• ••••• ••• •••• $150 pr rno 644·71111. apt, or room with kitchen JCllMI A. McKee · Ford & Newport Hills Dr ti4!">·7057. 642 0881 Llctnsed home. pvt room priv Can pay up to $1M F1NANCIALSERVICES · n h & boa rd for e Id c r I y Deluxe medical unit C06ta mo. Mark. Eves 67s.1259 . . West. Flew <.1wuy in ai. YEARLY pe r son . Xlnl car e . Mesa. LSOO sq. rt .. 48' Bus1nessk>ans :Spec1alist on Sunda). Aug 27th. l'erunsula 2 BR I BA up-842·5790 S48·2103 Partly furn. l br or ba ch. in hard·to-gel loam1. Call dumb bul happy. 644 4lts8 PR EGNANT ~ Cari n~. coof1denl1al t·ounschn" & referral Abortion. adop uon & kl'cpm~ APCAR~ 547 2S63 LINDA Ir VICKI Outcall Mossoge For the Fu" of It! Serving all Orangl.' Co 835-7313 Gw9t~Frff •Crash Courst.· dvutlable •Matenals provtded •Sm a ll c la sse s f or personal.tied instruction •Choost> own taslt.--day & rught classes •Placemenl-t.1r> lo ff()': COmffilli&IOn. f'ree 3 Wet:k Sales Tr::immj.! Calf For Driail1 Bll·IOOl 491-0442 KalellJ Real Es la le School 32031 Qimmo Capistrano San Juan Cll p1strano If you n<'E'd an allrsl'ttVP mature qudl1f1ed d<1 m1strat1ve ass1stanL/11al rr1dayleXt.'t' :>ern•tary, lrv1N8 Plt•.tt:.t• 1-.111 6444596 afl S 30 PM 7100 ............•.......... Accountmg PAYROLL CLERK ·- lmmechalt> open in~· t Vear vaned payroll "' per 1 e n l' t' 1 n l' 1 u cl 1 n i• knowled l!lt> o f t•urrt•nl payroll t1u luws a nd computen zed S)'Btt·m' Respons1b1llucs include' processing or lime canli. for weekly payroll. 11• key by touch Picas(• •)ll ply in person TREHDATA CORP 3400 W Seiterstrom SanUI An1.1. CA 9'l701 17 141540-3605 Ext u.1 . t::qual OpJ>Ortun11 y E mployt'r ACCTG CLERIC T o b J I " n 1· " & t• 1J 1 1 c~Lomer input Mu:-1 h<' able Lo operuh• 10 k1·v .11! dJn1t mal·hmc Sumi• Ilk kp~ e<lucau on or t'X Jlt'f l~t & 2nd 'hrfh . x Irr company bcneflt:-. lnLcgrated (JatJ C~ll• Me:rn. 546·608tl Acct'q Cieri! BJ•lt' .11·t·I 1.t 1•icp1•1 Mulll fJctl1ty 'l'll1 ni.: gather t 1 ~ for report!- ~mo no fee lntv SJr J>('r unit. l\ew drape~ & Vacation Rttttal1 4250 Cdm dlx suites. uUI pd. apl. Bal Island or CdM. Assured Financin g. FOUND· We1mnrnner ,ij;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. paml $400. 673·0697 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AIC. ample prkg. t-'rom "rly. 549·3486 ,_846_·_61158 __ . ------rrux. I'', adJt. Xlnt dis ,\,, Touch of flt•aut roomy 4 br Nwpl ralm Springs 2 br condo. 300' :.. f. No lse req ... _.__ /I I lSl T.D. 's, 2nd T 0. 's. t'On pos1t100. gd w1ch1ldren. Oou i\ccount::int Tramel'. i·n ~·:?pm 1\1<1 <Ir Orf ••'• try le\'l'I position l':x 17865 •· Skypark tr " Shrs duplex. I blk from tenn1 s /golf1pool/jac 67~. -.1 n•tst :.trucllo n. Call urter ~-1506.nfl 'soreve:. MODELS ocean. Lse S5ti5. mo ResHvat1om. 494·41111 AIRPORT AREA· ,..._. 4PM. S al. any t i me. l..tt;l : Min. French poodle. .,.....,,._... ix·nence helpful. hut noL1_540-__ 2tiOO ______ _ necessary Some typ1ns1---------• _956-__ S87_l ____ --ev~. OFCS P. ;;i:;;••••••••••••••• ,_S48_._.~_7_s_______ male while. dog collar haft 5errk• J Bdrm, 2 bath. Newport R..wh1'itoShore 4300 880 S.F .. 3ofc's &recepl. Oppoet-'ty SOOS MorhJc!9es,Trvst wt license. "Chris" t7S.OOU Outcall Pen. Deck. gar. $550 yr· ••••••••••••••••••••••• $060 mo. Carpet, drapes, ••••••••••••••••••••••• DftdS 5035 848·8630. ly. 67~0 or 963·50flll *IE SELECTIVE• t4~;fS:&i Call Karen, TRA VB. AGENCY ••••••••••••••••••• •••• Nice 2 Ur Oplx up:.tair,., Gain s rehable EB .a. ..... CHISE LOWEST (r plc. Wt O. l{arai.ie. roommate.645·7464 HUHT.IEACH-Phnh ~" 11dulb . no pets. nr L1dC1 •SHAH EA llOM E • $300. Ulll pd. 842.0311 The new way to own a tntenet Rates lisle whoppwg l.sl.!. crro1l c·~ do }S~vel kagSlenrtcy Travel 1st T.D.'1, abo rec $4.50 mo. 4!M 6303 .. wn IAY VIEW ,._.wor . a your own. TD LOCIM ----UvincJ&tMMff! On Lafayette -Cannery Exp. no t require d 2Mt •. . NN•r llou~ llosp. 1\ttruc. Share a home or eptment Village. Office spacc 500 Complete support & IOnJt Fairest Terms since llM9 L 1 v e 3 BK 1 w n h" e. TT.-.··-term service provided , Sottl« Mfc> Co. Lost Fem Bassett hound. REWARD Pi s t•ul l 497·2251or 1·639-1051 coll Uisl 2 West Highland whl t e rrier d ogs. v rc New l and /Warner Reward $500 842·4182 or 84.2·3297 dys "&""''·. dra""s. pulio. ~t-02Art.SU1'4UJ'V r w to2SOOsq.f\. C a ll Mr . Beec h . 6 .. 22171 5 .. r"6ll ~n·;t"aar ... $~4SO m o ~ '4«~ Q"4fodH'I. BILL GRUNDY 114-838-9242. -.. • ..,.,_ f'ound Golde n Brwn .. _ ...., .. /\dJ•~ Realtor 67S-6161 ---------Rel.Ired couple has money female Boxer. 979·7187 Spiritual ...... 181S So. El Camino Ht' al Son Clemente. Fully he For appt 492 7296 MASSAGE FIGURE MODlil.S ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY Dcrys. t ves, hr required. Sal1t ry Opt!n Jarco In{' 545 1422 ACCOUHTIHG Cl.HK/SR. H.-q knowk'<i@C' or Rl!n I ledger t hru 1 ria l h.tl must be able to 11nalyLe gcn'I accts & mn1n1 !>UP portin~ schc<Jull'!> Will a11s111t in otherj.! J l'l'lA functions tis nt'<' prl.' v1ous rel11ted e.<pcr 1:< re q'd Apply Kirs<'h Co . 1-;352 I\ rmst ronii A Vt'. Irv ~-850.1 ,..., -.-.~. ..,. c .. , ~ ~...q ,.... M I FAST FOOD tolend. lst&2ndTD's Vi c """la csa. I Br upt I blk from beach 832-4L34 Since 1971 Xlnt office or indus trla Agent. 1-837-3744 Accountant. lull charge. I 1 l2 ~Ibo 81 ~/ · space. Up lo 1600 SQ rt in Prime Loe. In K·Mart , __ ._;:;;. _______ ..-ound: 1 casselte tape 24 vr old young man w11 h 1 a mo. Rooml'llllte Mtf' needed to Newport Beach. 645-flll plua. Unlimited poten· 1-------•-• playe r Owner utcntlfy hl-:ic l'YCi> who e nJO)'S the person office "' H l\J r. 631·2140 114&-9543. share 2Br dlx upl o n bch I I ' Ual. By owner. $28,SOO. IEH DOMLOM SAYS by brand n11mt' & .:1ve beach wishes to m~t a Pl R. pegboard. l1l.l' IYPj 28r f11>lc bcamoo cell· al Nwf)l Bch ~ pool, over Suite avail. n pre i&•Ollft For lnlo. 642·$425 days, brief descnplion. elate & young woman intcrcsll'<I Ing. gnl ledgl'r . tr111 In.; .. , -_cl:d ""r. adlh, n" 21. 646-1644 ~ ~~a1U. ~g' 605Bchsq. f\, lse. :540-1'796IU9-l080eves. ... 1~at1on lost. Call llBPD balance. bank reconc1ha· .,.., ...... ..... ..,. "' ....,.._, ...., ""' In t'o mpanlon s h 1p uon fOf' :iml plasLlc mfr peL!l $395 mo. 646•98'11 an i br. 1 b11. xlnt location In n.QWERS ~ (in.t. Neta t ,_S36-_..;.562_I_. ------897·24S9 ' fULure opp'Ly for con· tlPM Dana Point Youna male 100.1000.2000 Sq. n . on W.000 yr. Pt1 ovlng l O Lofil, Parrot. pmk & grey •SllERI LEE• trolle r t ype Oull e~ & ADMIMISTRA TIVE ASSISTANT 1\:.:.1Sl the pres1dt!nl hv kel'Ptnl{ compJ ll\ 11 t'nr<h . !(alh t.>r tn ~ 1n rorm1.1L1on rt'IJtt•<I ''' SC<'ltnt1~ and cxchafWt' flUngs Prepare und f1J.· le~al <1o<'ument:. .1111.1 1·oordlnart wit h t•vr poral<' llQ in Nt'W York 11nd overseas opera11on:-. 1n ~itland snd ~urofll· Typin~ and shorth11nd n · qwred and uble to :-.i-k f'r t.>n l'h .r.er m <1 n of Italian Must be ahle \o UM! ln1twl1vc . .ttnd h .. vt.• m1ntmum 'i y1•ar ' t'X perienc't in :secrctanal and <id m1n1str11 11v1· work S~lary Sl30n month preferre d. $100 plus Co ast H wy. No rth HawaJI. S. Or. Cly. Agt. Vk Mesa North. C.M CERTIFJED ge n I manJg{'m ..-nL S-a..wt. 3176 = utll 493-0182 cvs 4t ~,~a 549·1186 o r '7SM400 Sept. 11. 833-6593 days, or MASS EUSI\ S47'8043 Tlikt' th111 uO to m·a rt·11t ••••••••••••••••••••••• • MARK ET/dell. Balboa. 979-3107 eves lfou11e Culls By 1\ppt Bookkeeper. full chor~e. I Employ m~nt Ol'vctop z Bd. \ bath O!'c11n view Roommate to 11hare 3 br ~ sq.n . Mariners Mlle. $12,000 mo. Sacrifice • ~· While COckapoo. _o_._683R-'-------girl office. A1 R. A' P. m ,. n 1 I>,. P •• 1 t m ,. n t Xlnt n..-1ghborhood hse. C.M. $1SO + uUI. pvt reatroom. Utll. pd. Aat.751·1400 muleNwpt C.M.vlcinlty. V. you are an ullroct1vc PI R. pegboard. htr typ O OT 18!1117 i\rl µ.utJ S250tmo. Agl. 494·l561, 642·2995. Ample parking. Cpts & 64.2-1897dys (c1n111e betwt<en l8and 24 ing, 11nl lcdirer, tr'IJI forby emptoyer 4.'W 7287 drpe. 544'8678 sandwich shop lndUBlrial ~I ,-. _ __;..;._-...:..-----wtlh sutnctenl mcntnllty balance. b11nk reconc1ha ,_ _ Roommate-2 Br Condo. a rea, help run. raul 11 Found: lrvlnc ore.i. Blue· and 1&ware ness to un· lion for srnl pl1111t1l' mfr •1 C-.41f..! -In i ht apt. walk to beach. S.J . C. No n s m oker . Otc Space avail MeH Ole $411-8443 Day/eve. Agt. 1st UST DllDS pocnl Siamese, neutered dersttmd the best thln11 All around Friday lypt• Air -not .. CJ S250 mo Cull 4U8·6324 or mature. Eves 493-8649 & Industrial Park, W. 2ftd & ],.. male. •PP'°" 9/5. C:.11 you ca n do 1:. to reinforce wanted . l.. 0 Pln~ltc Foremnn GOOd opport. tGa.1612. Newport Buc h o~un l'TlhSt. CM 631·S200. Ortenul market: &ood Swt.NGS&: REFI'~ S52..()980 :a mah:, !'ome lo Mr MoldlnR. 547 .fl043 M "x i m u m b •· n ,. I front frm. pref 3·bd net.. $19,500 down. Call ON H 380 p 1 J o u r n e y m .. n Near btacb . Lwlurlous fum 4 car $l80 6'7S.2986 CPA Medi company In Paul 648·8"3 day/eve. CONSTRUCT! Found Oerman Sh0rth11r )'•lt. o p •ir . w•11upcrvtsory 11b1h t y 3br,2ba condo Pool.IJar. 1~ • · beaut. new orrice bids. qt, -APTltCOMMERCIAL Pointer. male. Vic. t..aaunaBeach · Apply to Irvine Un1l1l'C1 ut.il rmS3'75 492.0734 Sl$ l~ bay & boach. MIGUEL TuaUn Ave & Chapman. More ramffiea are 11cu 1n11 "YOU School Ol:1tr1c1. 2~41 ----------LookJng for 1or2 f·em to Prl vate 1ho wer1 for ~ Int. ln a v<fY_ •~· ~Tl!... .a. I!...• CO Oranie ll~·76M the campm" "b~" 1h1li have :i s!'rvlce to orrer or Alton i\vt> II v 171 41 2 br l bt, newly decorat· abr ocumvu apt In w. athJetlc el!ecutlvea. On Cftlful L1i. B<:h •ervice "'""" .,~.,., yur If )'OU h11vc u 1to00a 1n i1cll. plA<'e an ad MS 4900 EquJI Oppon e d . 2 blk t from Newport Call &4f.9160 premlseep1rklnfl.400T0 station with" ver y IJ1·7Jll 661 °1111 Malle you r ahoppina c1mJ)('rlh8f:.not11cLllnll In th l' Oo1 dy P ilot i::m 1 bc nc ht 11hoppln1t. S3U AM or afl 6 or s36 4205, Iv l.400 sq ft. Prolea11Jonal qual\fled mei;hanic OPIH IV8YOAY c .. ltr by u.1~ the Dally WICd. !ell It now with a CIU111fi :cl :iet'twn ~ oyl'r « su111tt s msa ~ferred &42·4823 1:21.000 54-4-~12 Pilot Classlr1e Ada Clautr1~ ,w _ f'tlooc.:64.2·Sb18 •II 1dlt• :It m" ------ . . --. . .. __ ,,. __ _ .... -, , . - 7 I ~ CWLVPILOT Thuraday September" t07ll HetpW011ted 7100 ~~~ ..... ~L~~ ~~-~ ..... ?!.~~~.~~ ..... ?!_~~ ~.~~~ ..... ~!.~~!~~~.~~~:: ..... ::~~ .W......watM 7100 ........_W..tetl 7100 ....,WWl!hd 1IOO ·····;~~;.~,~~··•••• ILICTIOMIC Girl Friday. PIT, frl, IMVEMT,RY Ma1d:1 Nt"t'dt>d T1 d"~ ·~ • ....,. ~ •••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • L d ~-h lid M1.1chanel>tlop Motrl IJ 25 Jn llou1 ............... 0 .................. • 0 • .. ~ 40 f)("<•plt' nl·l·rlrd ln le-nm TECHMICIAH Wt'faen 6 • o ays S..,pl•R•ftt 1-.c~ Al.rNatlooaJr.u•ni Baby111tlttr w1.1nh·d . rn y Lb.lid artt. l'OM . I d1ild & lt>ur b proh•11111on1tl )lB<UaltaJ pre•aur1: 1t1.1ae Good J•honc personality Pi:rm pit work uikrna r~ I' l1m• " 94 2494 lmmed opcninaa In Eltt bot'D41 wttkda)'• lrvuu1 tnc!Ula, U~ t\Uppa l.l\ll' make up '"chnlquea . Wa nda ~ st'lf startlna S3.50hr. 7141'7~ l•IJ mvttntorit'I n Costa HELP.I --- lroruc11 Moehan1e•,. Ad ~ 0321. 644.129'l In nr r• T 1175 '7~ Jo\illlpurt Un ... ~URA elt:ctronic tech wlguod Govern""'" for 3 boys ltl Mt'!la V..rutble hn. 10 MAID WANTl-.IJ ' ,. l.YNN l'OSMETICS. Jo'or '"' K h I ful bul •~ h J ir m1111 a lr•t1n n u m Rl\RYSrTTP:R for 5 mo . 11 731 ~\ ma-h klll.H Min 2 yr11 CVM homf" ~lly furn t'Y expcr t' p . Bnlhna Inn .., ou1 "' rnWU<"aUoru. or Wt 16lht'r old &AMS 30PM 4 dy,. 'lenul Gen I tH c T)p WLIPl ui exp irlntground floor op •pt. will provide R/li • not ttl<fd ra1t.I tr111n in1t OUR M:.in Sl o7!>-M74o Porecut 1n1 Ndu ~' .. tt MS._, an l'ipm ~!"ea' [llm~.o~ot~t·)Mt~rsd•rr t'uunll'r ltlrl full/lime portunlly Cornpan1 aaJary.640-0389. & tria vel Xlnl ~l>Pl>' for EM•LOYM•..-.. d I I s H•nlt lf P4!rtctnc• ft:~l.ll n "l· u a '-~ .. .. KU&Wnl l'll"anen l86 1-: benefit~ 1ncludlnR profit .idv n Amt:nc11 ii luriic'l ..-~ 1 ,.,.,1 wun ,.. · ~ ... "'111 md you to Int. lk•I ~7'800 Ulth St c M 548-4243 ithanng Call for appt llAIRCUTTERS. lmmt'ntor)' :n:rv11:v ,..,,r OFffCE WILL Mtltd 111111 N> C!!l H") • ..cbuob Meub ~ baard HanllDI t7l4)894-53Sl openlng11 for lie cos· Interview c11 ll 12 13 1 Lu11unu &Jt h 4!M ~ Pf'O\ided ~ SJln ~ JM'f Ta.LR l'l.lil/Mainl full time. ex· metolotilal.8. w/yni; new 703-0164 collect ok IE OPEN month 10 "\\i1rl c 1111 ,.,,., 111Hh XP¥fU!OC't! CLERICAL ""r rt'lUlrl"rl Salary Elect.riral P-slimator Top co. No a11sl1tant11 pro· s·TuRo.a.y C.~hronua Air N11twn11I 1 1ont int lot r s, 1111 • $3 $1) 1n $4 0() hr. Cum pey & beneft11. 120.000+ iram. f1.1ll time. 11tartin11 IRY...tory COlttrol "' "" M ll •i cir rk / wt1rl'h011'1·m nn 1-'u II 11 mc Good bcnt•flh Publt:ohini.: Co 1n N R Guard 1714 1 m 731U ur ~46 UOO C allfur n1 n OPPORTUNITIES ml·n'lurut • with expcr Mul'l be experil'nl'ed 111 311lllry S120/wk + llpfi & Sporl:cweur mfg hus SEPT. 16 ml.34.3fM 1 nform.1tl(•fl t'Nirral S11v1nai.. 2700 Ap11ly Sun Sull Club comm 'I & lndu11lrial benefll.B. Cull (Or <tppt. opening ror Oraanltt~. Harbor Qlvd, C:1111.1 2475i Toledo Way. El tw1Urruating "aalcs. Call 9637714 motivuted person Typ. F.x re llenl J ob op ........... S........ M,... C'.41 ~ A maJor Ille• rn~uriuu•1• Toro!lttli OflllO__ __ 714/SS6·313l or apply in ing, involcln6'. 642-3472 pnrtuniue11 urt' uvullubll' OC ...... l';qual ()ppor l::1nplt1)'t"r l'onlp1tny h1•111t.11.1u11rtl'rt'd person at South Coast HARDW All NB. al ~rOonnell Oou1110~ 1n lau-rnuna )l\b aoli.lln• ---------i 1n Newport f'<'~d1 ht111 Y.lcc:trlc. 3001 Redhill Exper 'd p/tlme retail -=--.;::_________ 11untlng1nn {ll'llCh for ·1 rt' :.i /\ g f' ~ l 8 2 4 046 ..... 5:1 pub I 1 c: t '1 • r o u n 11 opp<lrt un1tl ~11 fnr 1n Cuttodlmt/Laborff Ave. Esplanade 5, rm salesclerk. Laguna Bch ---------1 11k1lled mdn and women 1nmaporti1U11n '-dirr11 t.1.lll1du11l:i with 11k1ll1t uruJ F'ull t lmu & P /t1me 20-t.CM .in-"°3 JACK OR JILL I( you hove rcCC'llt l.,< 1n1 tiucl t'ilb .u11\1111 ... lioenlr.m& aeneral oftlt'" t'll J11n1tor111I muint work OfALL TRADES perlence 111 "''>' or 11w MAILROOM INSERTER 1 l't,m 11wll t 1 H ,. t l(t'" narN·r oppur for bank J>"rhml't' in a 1>1 mon· of a\all ul llPl eomplexes. B.ICTIUCIAM Help needed in small Will Train, But rollowang field" of t•X Onnct< Co~~t '•llo• l'llfl(!r·d I.ht' lullow111ic ur"•" <Allor apply In penpon Foreman-Good opport, resthome. Some exper. E.xpertence Welcome pertlse end desire un 1m ~ b. 1'73110 l ll•r TELLERS THI tRVIMI CO maximum be n ~ C. please. Part or Cull time. SOLDERING provement 1n working P·1r! t 1m1• No ••x· ix·rience Will I ~:111• .;l work Fl('xiblt' hour'! f'nr 1nformnt rnn t·all ~ 4321 t.l<t J..'q( rm.nn,Y \.h 1'ypi11c4tl,60wpm I07IC'1Amclback Jou r n e Y man 495-SSS3 WOODPRE·t'INISll conditions, benPf1l:-. .ind .... " ... 'l> sL'''\ RI ~ m ~1~" ~.':'~~~dlC \'f;t Nt:wpe>rtUe&cb 6"~ w/supervliiorly "ubll,i_ledy Horse lovers . OpJ>Ortun1 H EATSTAMP r111.t-sofp11y . et!u11 now· """'" _,.... •· Bookkt!'t'J)tn" ... l()ppo ... E lo Applyto· lrvne ni 1 ty of a liret1me LJTE·ASSEMSLY ----- t'll.'l<:R 1-',pt•r I' r b,.nrf1ti. ., pl~it '>il ll l Aceou11Un" r.(1Ull •• mp yer School District, 2941 Beautiful N e wport MACHINING d.i) 1,1.-rm po~11 111n work1ni: 'IUrround1na11 Allon Ave. Irvine (714) Beach 4 acre Back Bay fUUCompuny Benefits tilll ~DI Ollt<nlnall at Tui.t in & M:Hh Aµt ltudc Deliverymen for early MG-4900 Equal Opport ~Ult.e desires groom to lnCotita Mesa. 645·3321 ASSIMILHS Small prrn1uon parh xlnt benef11a lllar1 SJ 1~ C'bt>ml\'Wl l '1, II ll 714 1194 M.\1 ~twport °'"" AM ncwpspaper in C M Employer care Cor Its registered SANTIAGO IAMlll Tt"llcr or r.._nk Perm p/l Must have de· quurter horses. Room & Prn.onlU"I Dept 2nd Jo'lr fkeonc1luillun pendable c:ar & be rt>ha B.ECTaOMICS board for you & your J anitor-Housekeeper. Ap 53.H; &..ISl,Twoun SJOO-S350mo.646-S844. :rECHMICIAM horse.Pvtshownng.box ply 7AM·31'M. Mont KJi.6200. EOE WP. ho.ve 1mmed1ute lmmed openings & op-stalls • A dream Thur:s. Beverly Manor ---------1 openiOllJ If you Qual.Jfy. Deliver & W1S1st. prt·time portun.ilies in an estab Previous horse care ex-Convalescent Hospl~al Au t>mbl)'. lll(ht uulO llOlnktn& ---v.e t>fler .. unique work mnowershop eo. in the Orange Co pe rrence mandatory. 340 V1ctona Ave. CM .n · ~c·s . d l' pend ab It• SouthwCllt Bunk. 800 u1• en~tr0nmeot. in 1At.ld1 5S6-l7« airport area. Apphcanta Call (714)759--0909 _642_' -0387 _______ _ J)frmanent work. CM Gltormeyrt', La11urue Bch. lion lob l'XCrl'ttll••nl1,1~."'"e Oebvery man for early ~trout elb!!.5rho':i~ r:Y~!i~~ ---H-0-5-_-S_S_E_S__ JAH.1.TORIAL 87 ..... ...,,. ~...., 1771 . r"" • N·~ A""l" paoy cne ~. ..a:s L A t ' m"s home ll"' """ ~.. '''" p 1 ".,....., '""'' f ~,," ... -"" " contuct · · ' "" " Recent analog & digital Jchadod's in Fullerton os1t1ons Ava1 --------111111· Repi ull or Pl·lime PersoruwlOepurluHml livery, Econ/ car re-exper. req. 'd. Interview needs cashiers. omce P/T Night Work .. Payi:1 t<>llcrg A~k for Joan qwred. Adults only. 21i".I byappt on1y.SS7·905la.sk help,"learnt.obartend. well. M1 ss1nn V1 eJOI '"'"'8mblerS ~ 0 ~ hn; a duy No collecting. ror Busch. we train. $4.00 hr. days lrv/CM/Npt ar~a~. Call ~ PACIFIC $375W/HBaru .638..0126 .... 00 nor hour nights. 9am·IOpm979·3652 REGISTt:R NOW !-'Oft IL.. 11t~~ -..... WORK ON &inking MUTU •L DELIVERY !glee~,..,.._., Students full or purl A Small co has immed · k c II ., .... 1225 ON CALL llASIS TELLER OON ,.,,. l"' Dr "'IT 5 9 M /"'-I Must 'd time. o. . a .,...... . •WF~'\""'LI t-'I" 7 ewporl vcn .,r . r • · on n • opening for an exper , 752• 6955 '"' Eves & Sal Expcr. pref Newport Reach, Ca 92660 h Ii v e own l ran s P q ualified. sell starling ---------Tempof&ry Scrv1t·cs Please conL11ct K11thy 1714) 640-3528 ~t-0842. profess secy near OC HOTS. HIGHT 1617 Weslt:ltff, Ste 20'J f · I Fl lbl h Newport8e11t:h Amburgey, Cull orniu De n t a l assistant A rporl. ex e r1.1 AUDITOR 831-0G10or752 !Hl8 Federal. 3333 Bristol St. ~~~~;;;iu?~ty Chajrs1de & some front Xlnt saJ & benefits. m 4> f\1 11 responsibility, book· ~~-~~~~~~ C.M CnllS40-4066. Equal ~~~~~~~~~ off. exper. for p/lime _640-__ 2009 __ . _____ keeping experience re-= 1~0p~po~rt~E~m~p~l~o~ye~r~-~~~;=---------I position approx 25 hrs Factory Help qwred. starting salary Assistant Manager want-1. pcrwk.642·1050 Top wages &beoefitslor S850 + co mpan y e d Cash . & C II r r Y Beauty shop trainees. Im med beneltts. Hours 1 lpm· wholesale hquor. wine. HAIR CUTTER Cl«tc Dental Asst • Oral Surg. 7 XI l rt lty b k opening for right person. am. n oppo un . beer & tobitcco. Saotu Take over some follow. Purchasm~ dept. I Yr. oCficc. f'rnt & ac . CaJl54$-0403 forinforma lrvLne area. Send com· Ana. 547 -01 32 ___ 1ng Asst will teuch J{eneral business exper dullj!S, HB »rea. Mon· tion & interview plet.e resume&workhls Allendant. Airport Tex-Sassoo n method Type, use calc ulalor, Fn 842·2S2l Deltronlc Corp., 929 tory to. Manne Capital at'O. No experience nef . Manicurist. Call 2bt good eommunteator. Dental As s i s tant BakerSt .C.M.545-0403 Inc .• Suite 125. 2626 So 13. 3-11 . Apply a t 46711 Century Ha1r,642-538J. work well with people. chuirside. NB. Salary Pullman. Santa Ana -U.mpus, NR Boal buil"'-r·. "ustom boat good benefits. open Fringe benefits. No F/C BKKR for CPA Firm 927~. ..... ... Call or apply in person Sals or eves. Call J enny. in Newport Beach nr ---------Auto mechanic, exper. 412 yurd needs ex~rienced THEIRVIMfCO. ~5602dayornlght __ airport. Full time . Housecleaners. Tues-Fri. N. Coast Hwy, L.ll.l(W\a carpentens. lammators & 1071 Camelbo«k 752-0274 8-3PM. Apply Tues.Fri Bch 494.7935 mechanics. P -Squured bENTAL/R.c:.,t. U ·2 at Jaruce's Raggedy ' Boats. 541·2873 • Newport Beacb 644·6700 Good op port Cur in· FEMALE Packagers. Ann's. 1770 •D Orange Automobile Engine Tune-•----.-----Equal Opport Employer telbgcnt creauve peri;on Me(il raises 5-48-5125 Ave. CM. up Mechanic. Will train Boat .DelaJler, resporu>i · ror re"eptionist 1n dental ~Monrovia Ave .. N.O. for wheel aliicnmenl. Sal ble, work <;onsc1Qus ·--------., ... Housecleaning for bus)' +comm. i\ppl)' Newport person. Unified Yachts. specialty office. Sala!')' Rfte J.welry D.,+ mother. 1o·ash100 Is l Tire Centu, 3000 E. NB. 2001 W Coast Hwy CLERKS comm en s urate with THEIROADWAY area. l Day a wk . C<>""'t Hwy. Corona del Applylnpersorr ability & exper . Ph $25/day.644-5536. ..... 544-5636, 12 to l pm only. ...wport leach Mar BOAT MECHANIC Somesellingexpprer'd. House cleaner . $4.00 hr Automot1w DMVCLERK Gas & diesel Yach l UJQJEM Dental Assistant Call Mary Meizner M.ustdoe\lerythang, ~crv1ce. elect .. pumps & 1-;xpcr wanted, call after 644-1212, exl 304. 549.2410 11ys. Must have actual job Openings Now Avatlublc Sept 4 644.()SijJ. JANITOR Routine custodial tasks. full.ti me. fringes. Eng s peaking. Apply 9·11 Mon-Pri. Llnwilco Labs . 2148 Nwpt Blvd, C M Janitorial/ Matnl C~StudNh Perm. p/lime. flexible hrs. at our Irvine Co. apt. complexes. Call or apply in person THE IRYIME CO. 1071 Camelback Newport Beach 644-6796 Equal Opport Employer KEYf'UMCH OPERATORS Leading Orange County data center has immed openings ror exp er operators . 1''u II & pt tlme. 2nd & 3rd shirts , Weeke nds parl·l1me F lexible hours . Call Eleanor for appt . 546-6080. Int e grated Used Car contrttr t & exp, wtrfrnt y <crd for full or p/timc clerks _..;.._ _______ f\111/Part time, soles & Hous ecl eaners. own DMV. Ex per only Apply RI 11 c kle · s llo u t y a rd on 2nd & 3rd shifts. No Denll.11 Office Mana~er, ma int for plants . NB trans, Cull or part·timc, Laguna Beach nfl' M 11r. or 1''ran 673-6834. cxper nct:l'ssary ·wt: Laguna Beach. l!:xper area.675-5657 topS.673-12.66.646-4871 MOTORROUTE Kingman ul, Bauer, ---trmn. Advancement op allphasesdcnl1stry.Xln1 Daily Pilot route 1n Data, Costa Mesa Moton.. 979.2500 , Bookkeeping at scrvH•t portunities to those who hrs. Call 830·007'1. f\Jll time omce personnel Housecleaners. S4 h r Laguna Beach & South station, 5 days. morn qualify. For mform11t1on needed nr O.C. Airport. P IT . cur necessary Luguna Afternoons . HOSTESS! mgs: 1-·am1liar wts1mplt• go to our nearest murket Dental Asst Use your 556-2992 Gingham Girl. 645·5123 Monday through Friday YOU <•ould be the ma turc· math. neat handwntm)t. or c-onlact the personnel personality & cha1rs ide I Satu d and .., .. n b & C'\..•1 t1·me narson for th" HOU~£WEEPI ..... ~ Pus · r ay ~ person we're look111~ lor Appl" t.o Ruth or Dick, officeat skllls in our usy .. w ,..v ' -nw d 0 n"s $450 n.•r to meet and l'!f(•ct our 2.'l90N~wport Hlvd <.: M. l2A'2Lamp:ion St ricn Y pract cc ' So --.,.-...,... month grosr. pront sso J f di NB I "are of condominium & c--'~ ay m m1 .. · .. ~ ew.tomen No ~clhn~rc----.--GardenGrove537·4840 Full time position recreaUoncenters. me ~~-· Cash deposit required qwred. Please t·all Totn Rook.keeper: full lime for Equa\Oppor Employer 642·1050 dean~*P" etlnor main· for ....,._l tlt9ard Ir Call 643-4321 ask ror or Frank today lor an in cxclu.,1ve Jewelry store t~ rep$1r, Or. Cly ......_, .._.1_ ---"'-s.... Cu-c:ulal.IOO. Leave your formal ln•ervinw nt S.Coast Plaza. Call Desltclerk/hotel; apply in area. SLart $OOo mo or up -,. ...-... ,.._. '" 1 h ~ ' ... n8101 ·--------•I 7 AM to 3 PM· OE Call 25"" Coron• del Mar. Name. Address, > one HariMMr VW Mr deCordova..,...,. pen;on. · D. · · '752· '" Number and Make of Y Su D I ClERJCTYPIST day/eve s hift. 1555 S ,..... c .. 640..0569 Car. Good for student or our per cu er BOYS Work at beautiful com· Coa.,t Hwy, Laguna Gardener & Landscaper. m lluntlnl(lon Bcat'h for afternoon work. 15 to ---------exper, pt-time. ss br. Nd for.,.. retired person 8 .. 2 .. 435 1 h plex filing. answering D 1 A R"d C II "' • .., l7 yrs. Hrs : 1lo6 30· • phones. good advanee. ia 1 e lraos portat ion. a HOUSEKEEPER wanted Landscap e Super visor ------64S.Z702 menl pos1b11Jl1etS. l Yr Drinrs Leooard.496-357s to h ve.m. 2 pre-school min 3 yrs exper, must be Auto rental tme. 11 11P4>r -------office exper Pleasant. Operate modern cqwp. Of children. 536·2403 afl able lo super & inst for intel. fnendly. neat IUS IOYS well groomed. ab1hty lo menl & door to door General fice. 3PM sprinklers, do plantings, uppear. yng perl'on over Over 18. apply in person communi c ate. good tramp. Calif. drivers he P/T3DoysaW... ---also seed or sod lawns 18 Prev exp. not n•q'd J to 5 pm . Ane1enl benefits. req'd. No pnor cxper Tues ·Th urs . Typing Housekeeper live out Must be w1lhng to·wnrk Start w/lot man dut1c11. Mariner. 2fi07 W. Coast Cnll or apply'" person nee. Good drivin~ rec a S<MiOwpm,. knowl~ge or Ba 1 boa P o l n t a r e a hard. 675·7633, (tr IOPM Advanccmcml uvail. to llwy, N.B fAS-0201 THE IRVIHE CO mwit. No Sonday work. bookkeeprng, acct. s re· Rcf t-rentcs please. only>. auln rental countt'r -~-------• Orange Coast Ye llow celvable experie nce 675 . 5611 --"-------- pen1on Gd dnvang m · 8USIOY NeW::~~::::~b~.6796 Cab, 17300 Mt. He r -help(ul.557-0933 ---------UgalSecr.tary req'd.831·2480.4\l!">·G:lJ()_ Im m ed openin g ror r;-,,ualOpport Employer rmann. F. Vly. GEHERALHRPER Airport area NB, Execll busboy position. nilcs. --. · HOUSEKll!:EPER typing & s hrthnd s kills Auto llepair Exper pref'd. Apply dai· Otspalcher , expe rience Npl Bch A r ch lctural .:;; Ability to take C'hr i.;. MECHANIC VW ly, ut H am ; Mi Casa. 200 Coddail WaftNH preferred, age 18 ..... App· firm seeks geo'I helper 4 hrs per day 1$75 per Salary open. 9'15-07S2 Due to grund opcnin!( of E. l7thSt.,C.M. Sc1.-.....1 Jy at G & W Towing. w/own lransp. 7:30-1:00. w1c'> or 5 hni per day oor2ndloc.GAMii1offer· . . ._ 6'2·12S2 Mon tbru Fri. Call CS93.16 per wkl. Mon LEGAL IOI'! lo a rcspon person a BUS DRIVERS for Chf!S· Earn 'lf? lO $300 per wk 644-5670. thru Fri. Housework. SEC'Y/ASSISTANT pos it Ion m Rr. pa rt t1an 1ebool. We will l,.ow lwtion. P l.icement Dog Bather. noexper nec,G ---E-N--E--1-{-i\--L la und, s hopting & er· Bright, diligent person mechanic Volkswoge11. train. Apply ~l 16835 asalst. 751·9194. 9-l.~~l~r 5S7-8469 WAREHOUSE 5i,; du>' rands for usy pro · as office adhumstrator Xlnt opport. Ir you like lo Brookhurs\, f \n Vly COLLEGE Girl lo live In ---------wk. Larry Morgan Anti· fesslonal. Must huve own m Newport Center law he your own boss. Sm in· Ca.11963-7831. w/pro(. man & 9 yr old Donut shop work. Early ques 17141 964.2453 l.ar· 1_tra_ns_&_r_ef_s_. ~-----o(fc. Legal ex per pre vesl & tools ere req'd A 1 Dal f 'd . minimal typing Guaraalary. Forfurthe~ CAFETERJA IN·PLA!'-IT son . on be a e h tn AM. no exp. nee. PPY ry/ e Housekeeper wante<t Testing & ref'" req'd infopleasecall754·7571 Costa Mesa ~ lrv1.ne Newport. Must be home AM. DK Donuts, 145 E. Girl Friday lnlelUgent Refined lady LO llve·in. SaJaryopen.644-&400 --'--------1 area.Day&.s wmg sh1 n. from2pmto8pm eveson J7thSt.or2963Frurvtcw person needed for N.B. P r lv. room /ba. Sml Auto. \rans. R&R man. ruU ft part time jobs. For sclx>ol days. Must bevc _CM __ .-------Financial Ctr oHlce. saJrary. 8"·-8819 Ute aseembly work. ma le r d I i Ort to drivers lie. Call 673·5570 f I A Mr ':.:~snTen~eA erE eO~N c1!}~:~l [t.e: Times. aft. 7pm wkdays or Dnvers needed for parts some~~~ s~ary Housekeeper. live-In. 2 ~. ~1~~\~ga;~:e. c~ TOOLS. Call 548·2288 1375 Sunllower. Coste anytime weekends. ~0;.ro;tea. S48-J443. open. s. rg duldren <7 & 9>. Dnve. ~978 Meu. Fri. Sept 15. Compan/HKkpr, live-In . ...;...:;..... _______ ,Girt Friday, self-starter. Sa la~y/rm/brd, Sandi _;._ _______ _ 1·4PM. &!eking perma· sal pvt. rm ba, TV, <.:OM. DRIVYS x i n t t y pl l!ll. good _7_52_·_7663_. ______ Live-Jn nurse aide needed Babysitter for 2 yr old. MACHINE OPERATORS ·~Lathe 20' AIMrlc;an with troc: ... •Griftder Crush ModM I I 0 •Jiff lo,.. #l Moor.& #351, •MllMtq MochlM V.ntul & Horf&Ofttal •Turnt Lathe Jones Ir la ... p1on O &#S TOOLING •T~er •Tool & Cutter AIMIRbten • T oo1i1w1 Rne.c h G ....... Mocw.Mah •Tool & Die MC!lbn •.Ag&A.-. Widen •Tool Dft.'pers INSPECTORS "'Mod9NP•ts •T~ •RKei•iftq R.+atl •MKll•cal Aufflbfy •II.ch owic Aslftllbty TECHNICIANS •Bectrical IMc.ironic CallbratiOft •Matwial1 & Proc:Hs-Composites •s.drotMchanicd Tnt tHlqh Yocuumt Technoioqy •Space s1 ..... ot1a. Test Mu1nlt>11am\' llundyrn11n . beal·h .ir1·0 MJlllrl" Apl t .... 1111 y No t'h1l<lrt'n Rt>ply lo Rox 11 l!n, Daily Pilot. P 0 llox l SbO. ~tu Mei.<A !:12H26 __ _ MAINTENANCE MlCHANICA & B.ECTRICIAN PerlT\ open1nl( for ui: l{resi<1ve rrw1n1 mc<-h A & elct1r1c1 an w /mun,ur t'Qu1pmunt m:ritallalwn & rept1.1r sk1lli. l :; yr" ,., pt.or l rou lJlt':..hool111" l'On t 1 II I p ;. n ,. i., & 0 t' eircwtry Mui;t tw will· 1n~ to work overl1m1• Xlnl hent'f1t~. & wurkini: t•ornl!i inrludm~ l 1 paui hnhdllY'I. to p1ud ~rOUIJ 1 n ·; p l:i n ·, 1 l'lt rrn Y benefits. llbcrul vat·atmn benefits t•tc Call for appt or 1·11m1• lo 1 hr personntl nlr betw11 h1 \. of~ & Liam or 1 & 4pm Mon· fo'tl to <'omplet<> <1P p1Jca11on CA LI l'OA:\I 16661 Von K;,rm.i n Irvine 557.71110 ~oal Opp(lr F.mploy{'r UINTEN/\N<;F. Mt\111 llt't!de<l fo1 ... m holt·I 1n l..q(unj Ht h . 1-·1 T 49'1 158tl Mwntenanl• . Ille. tJay-. A11i.1 y Ill l)\'l" .. •ill N~wport Uun~~. 1131 Jj:wk Ray Or NU. ----- amtenance M;in ~XJl<'r :n Supr·r mkts tJll 644-8660. Gel sons M kt • NII ------- Maiftt TKtwucian General mu111t w1s1<11l' 1n r a rµe n lry nonr hrdwa r •·. plumb1.n 1.;, pumt1n11 & l'lettr'I .i Yr·. min t•xp ~ twnd ,\pp1v lo I rvint: tJn1f1('fi Srhool 01~tnt'\. ~111 1\lton 1\Vf•, Irv tnt' 171 4 55h <1!10tl I Equcil Opport £-.mployc·r STRUCTURES MAINT Appl bc!1n1t taken ,ASSEMILERS fo1 AM /P M 'wl'eper 4 1 f t Ht ~h1ft s:I 57 hr If U • WO 1..-S o re~ City Srhl Du1t. 7:t6 l•lth nperiewc• OHHlbinq St H H Ph 5J6~t a•rospace related 1 _________ __ parh. Pr.els.Ion drill· 11'9 of hecrvy a true twa1 ,...e.n required. . INDUSTRIAL MAINTEM.AMCE' •MochiM Shop Mechanic a MAIHTEHANCE Ncertcd fo r full 11m(' melt: ra1111 iy un.t Should huvc> 1>11ck,::111111111 in .1pl m;11ntenan1·" 1\fl pl.lunce repair exJ)t:r 111'1• fcrrt>d C..11 or a pp1y tn JX'r ... 011 THEIRYIHECO · HY71 Qi mclbatl. Newport Bead1 64"·1ii~Jt> l:,;quul Opport Employn Ow &ipoyment Of· flee la opew Monday throuqh Saturday • _ ... ~ Mana11ement betwNft A.Ill. -.. PEOPL"E PERSON p.M. W• Sooll forward Exec loolun$t for p1 l t1i-· to......., you. so(· 1t1 whole111:1ie ~uvo1.v MCDONNELL DOUGLAS 5301 lolsaA•• Huntlnqton leoch CA. 92647 Cull Mr Hall IW<! 1c;;14 MANICURIST ALJ-'R EOO 'S 1s now .H' ('('pt in11 .ipphcullon,. fur 1T11JnH'ur1~t &• 1!1 rt fnl•nd ,\µply 1n f)t'r.,on Thur"! thri. S .11 111111 W1·-.t , ltl I t .. 1 d Paclll<' CO!l!fl tlwy. :'>Ii OS OflS ft " 9 a 1>75-titl":O ARE HOT affect.ct by . tt. urnftt labor di .. .MMllCUHIST pl 11mf·. c nel'dc<I 11n11h ·d 1'11 t-: pue.. H 1\ I It H /\ N CJ I. I'. H ~ Days, Mon thn1 t'r1. Nr FairRround i., C M 646-8715 nent employ~es only Ref. 644-9666. 644·9806 School Bus. Llc'd or will telephone personality. Housekeepers, pt-time. for lovely Lag Bch home An Equal Oppartun11 y li42 114H4 HIRhly expene nced to ---------1 traln. 4 Hr guar. $4.04 to Non·smoker. $t50 wk Bayview Convalescent Sun/eve thru t'r1 1cve Employer M11nufuc1u1er rt·<1 " 'nop trainees Steady work, Compal., Operatcw start. E .O . E . Call start. Call for Interview. Hof!p .. 2055Thunn, c M. $37.00 per day Call for ~~~~~~~~-workl'r lull time·. no··~ Babysiller wanted. 2·3 ..:g:.:ood....:.-._be_n_ef_its_.____ Leading Or ange Cnly 559-0812. 556 . 69~ 1. Wind ow E 0 E 642.~ a PP · t · U I> J 0 h n WANT ACTION., Pt'' nel· C M all'a I'll rlaY!I a wk. My home. service bureau hus open· ---------Designs, 3195-D Airport -·-· -·------llealthrare Services Cless!Ced Ad~642.5671\ DaH•. 642·<:'24'1 8 00-4:30.~·1107 C:ARPETSALESMAN Ing for l·2 yrs exper •DRIVER• Loop Or .• CM. Housekeeper . ltve·lll, E.0 .E. 752.0992 1 ==========-.'..__--------, F.xper . for Sh<>res In-operator w/workin g Expandlngcolooktniror N.B. home, pvt rm &LOT ----N-,----.-, 1. Rabysiller lo take 9 yr. l e r I ors C a r I> c I kno~l~e of DOS/VS or people willing to work. Gllll FRIDAYS I 000 b th E irsh 8""aklng MA or car renla . d f 0~1bo I W h '"'SO A o .. Good drl l 8 ' n 1 ,.~ ' 18 + Parl·llme AM Cit ol son rom.... a ii('. are ouse. "° v n. OS:PO ER vs. JCL & Neal appear. V· Xlnt oppor unity w.llh reC'ueq' .548-4287 PM shlCt 75 :!>7lo0 toCardenHall bytJatn.2 642·2255 J ECL. IBM 37o1 14s in" rec. Over 18. Co N.B. firm for outiomg ----·------ to 3 mornings a wk. Pick· ~~1 w/communicalions. Xlnt 'Vehicles. $2.85 per hr + girl who Is famlUar w/all II 0 U S E W I V E S . ---------up 2:30pm. dally &CashJ s Temporary ~p Incentives. Call Eric, secretarial&gen'lofflce STUDENTS MACHINIST Growina Babysit to 6 or 7 pm. . for ab9ut todays. facility & fringe bencClts. 640-8700. functions. Must be aclf. W e h a v e J o b s " Must be avail. lo o1· $3.29 r hrlull&P/T.ln· Tue -Sat. 3 :30fm· ---------1 motivated, Intelligent, weekDAVS. Call Penny Medlcal devicelabhas2 casionally keep him or quire at 833-6227 or mldoighl. E.O.E. nte· ---------1 have fast accurate typ. al Pup n Taco, CM lmmedopemngs for stay over nile. Salar y No experienced g r l.l t Pd Datda , C22R3 DRIVERS Ing ikilll!I, l!ltrong or· 646-SIMlbefSPM. EXPERIMENTAL C II K lhl ed E 0 E Fairview R . ' . M . .,., ....., ... CHl ..... ISTS open . 11 a ecn , · · · · 54&'6080 Men or women"" yrs or ganltaUona~ skills & the O -"' M7-089l days older. Know the coast ablUty lo work indepen· INSTRUCT R Candidates must have• COOK/RELIEF cltleia. Nel $180 Ii week or dently. Xlnt "ompany St. Mary 's College hi 5+ yrll related t'Xpcr. Babyaitler. my home. CA.SHIER more. Or a nge Coast 0..-..1··-M "-I 8 ""5 •eekm0 ln:itruC'lors for work from blu(• printi.. days, no wknrll'. Duys. Conval H08p exper prer. Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. """p1"" 1"'· olnl-.. E•I. :...,. · ;,,tca~~UI BA Program verbt1I imsLrucUon or m ~·" "'l 759-0i86 Good pay/bcn! Bayview ease ca ea nor. .. ......,.1.., ·eve!\. · lmmed 0,... .. i-.. In park· He rrmann. Fountain 1c .. 7591 in heal odmlnistrulton formal sketches , .. ust ,,... .... <& Conv HO$p. 20$$ Thunn, ( SI --. M h MA "--tt r h"'v" fabrt""l"" n"'w tool· Babysitter needed Im· lng atructure P/T eves & V11ley tNo o ater ---------. ust ave or"" e .. "' -.u"" .. med.forlyrold,4days weekends. C.M b etw n Newhope & Have you read today's In related field & ad· 111g&repairex1sl'gtool wk Mon .Thur s COOKS ~Euc~~U~d~>~~~~~~ Ch1sairied Ads? If not. mlnls t ratlvo exper lnaon production. S fr II C llM Bow .. r you're mlsalng the beft Cl-...es held loc1lly.Call WeofferdntCobenefm Fri/Sal/ un o · rs a rs " Exper sauttt & broiler bar 408-282-8500 Exll9 cd'gprolltsbarinl(. 9.LS-5pm.642-1395 67 5·2790 Mon/Frl 9 - 5 Arches Restaurant, 3334 DRIVER ..:~l~•:ins::;in~to~wn~=!~-=:.-J~~~==::;:~iij g; In l>('rson or by Babyalttin 1 /l lte UdoMerltt•VllJ Pac Csl ll w y, NB STAR 6 ,...,ZE~•._ betweenl ·30-430. hou.ekeeplng. f/Umtt. NtwportBeach 645·7077. WANJ£0 '"'•y•-x.L~AH----,---:-:=:-.• -t yDowhng. F..O.E _....... _.. h I '"""' .... .... SHILEY LAI INC New ""''"er nrcu11 e p. Cooks. Reller. 4-day wk, H y o.i,~~ H 0 w n l r • n s p . Ex CHllP TICM . Bayview Conv. H1>1'p,. SUNDAY ONLY .,.. .. ~"'"' '",,.. ,,.,., .,.. 17600 Olllellc pcr'd /refs. 557·6055 TowOC'kln Mlll81onVlejo, 20MThunn,C.M.£.0 .1': ToO-top1M1fOOel0<Frldoy, lrv1ne.CA927l• moma/eva. Calif lie. 6 yrg exper In 642-3505 To de II v e r DA 11. Y ~"'°'z'!:::':t~19""'°" Call 9'79-0000 d all phues of laboratory PlLOT bundles to car. ,_ t!°"" §~ Bab)'lllte r , 1ran · procedure, call 640-014-0 Cookl w1nted. all ahJrta nera ln Laauna Beach ,.. I:}~ "' mother type. my home, ask for Margaret. Aho openlnlJ for area. RequJrtl van or :=:,. .. &;.~ =- hte ho\l1elteeplnJ,· full m~ement trainee large st.lion wagon and t'"' J&-.., =~ ti mt . perm. S3 mo. ailldc.re workers needed w/ future w/youni a good dt1vln1 record. !'?t i:: G6-~Ji~ ~. for ChrtstJan ~chool. AP· irowtng company. Apply Call: ~M ~e:,."" 'IO~-~. 11 ~ Babysitter needed for lat ~ lfll3S Brookhurs t. in person, Ma Barker's. 642-4121 ht'::' •1 s;-' 11--' grade COM/Harbor J./u 212 E. 17th St., C.M Alie fw 11=., !j~ R::"* boy.Vourhomc ormlno. CHIL.O CARE, lor 2 ~ DoRWlm_. :::.;:.,.. :;t""" ae-- Mon -frl. 2PM·•PM. school cblldrcn. preror COPYMACH.ONI. F,qual()pponunlty ''°" '~ ~~ ~ ret.ircd lady, 1.2·1' daya. Will train bright In· Employer !tf•"" ;.\':"' l't~ R C l Some ovrrntgbt.a. Live· d.Md11tl In all pfiues or ~J.,..., .,.w.':" Ill• BABVSITTE • OS • ll\/OUl.&40-1660 -...A .. g b\lJl.na1. Must Slop! I Tak• lime toftla,x D~-~:::;,.... ~e Mo.a Back Bay. 3 mo. i;~"qutcktr " ~ aell and •hos> ., home. It 1 f!e.--"' ::~ ~ old boy. Wlcdaya, call aft. Cbildcll.to alller needed IUlt'ter. f\ll limo only simple with Dally Pilot !!..,..._. ta-~-~.. ;;;. 6Pm , '31·2894 ~~f ~t'~'· ~: ~ 0C~~: Apply In penon, 'Cl .. alCled Ada. And ll U~ C= • 1:; &b)'lltter w1nl~ your 87$<007 TllC Copy Stop you h•vo tK>methl.nl to Co=t:. ~g: ;.,.... flbme. t mo. old bo)'. .a()J Birch 1'5 tell, ull a Crlondly • ,,.. Mon-Fri t'TD·~ ~tw O•lfled Ada. your one· Newport Buch ClaatlCled Ad·Vlaer •t -"'"'"' Nntml 9-5pm. atop 1hof>pln1 ffflttr. 751 1050 642-5878 ..... f\••••• .. . . . -. • • • MACHIHf SMOP Trainee for MS prec1A1on 11rl ndin1 . Xl 11t co benefit.I. & rapid :;idva11 cement for rl l(hl f)<lraon Let t.111 hear from you to· dtay. 0e1u•o1dc Corp. 929 Baker St, Costa Me11a. MS.(M03. Maid, full or PIT. Exper. pretel'red. 642·~ People who are seelclnR 111 apartment look fl.,t In Cl ... ified. Will your ad be tbereT To plare your ad. call 642-5678 . . . . .. DAILY PILOT . -. . .. . . . ' J 7 . ~~~:~ ..... !!.~~ ~~:':'!~.~ ..... !~~~~'!'.~.":'!~ ..... !!.~~~~~·~.~ ..... !!~~ M..:~~~.:~fi ****************** \ha t ht· l'"I' 11n 111hwu ti • •r I U .: u , '" cl 11 1 I t'fll(" 111 11l1•1t'•UI • I 1<1.11 • 11< \oHhl Wt• II•!\ 1111• h I l h I" ~ t ._. '4 .: I' ' & ~'fl< (11., I u1 h11 \I unru· l".llA!lnt 1n l.11 11: II• It Ma1\11<1 'hlll"•••I t1l1H1 Mann .. Ur 1.11.: hi h d I ll '!I .... , f1m• PROFESSIONAL POSITION ,osmOH OFHIS: • Sal r)' • N~w r • Mnnag(!menl Opportunity • Paid Vucation • ('o mplelt> 1'ralnlng • ltt?Surunc-e Prot(rum • Jo'urtory Incentives • Security •MASstUH• :-.;, ... II " ,, .. ll•~I 11 9UAUACA TIOHS: l11u·tn1· li11l1,.., 1111 "'"'' rn ~ 111 1"'"'11' "'' ''" '11 • A f( e 21 or Over , .. ~ w 111 tr.1111 u." & • 111. h Sch I "'"" l l (Ml ) • No EJ<perience Necesi;ary 11111h1 , ~\111 i\ 1, 1 ,,,, •• ,. g oo c.uU<'U on n • I> •sire To Succeed 111~1. 11\,411 I ,el ) 'II.I ·;~1 tll IMll )\Ill) 111 1111 l11p tll I ''·"'' M...nal c-trot Cle-rt ' \ f ok t·-111.•r fJll•'l 111 to: ho111·h 1n .: nr-1 111 111• " Ii ut q. A 111 1.111 , II•••\\ ,..,,, k 111,111 I di I If ;p~ \.Ill ;1 .. t:1 t-•111.il Opp Emvh r ~at COftt'rol ~tlewt Ca.tr°' H.-putl) tlr<l.,.1nj? or .1n1i1 <'o hrm 11.K.,tl~l twJI 1>< \ 1 l 1)\1 r I I ' "I 1 k 111 •' u mult·n ul r-ontrol r1 .. ~lu1 ltoo t'OC'lt ml 111111 \ I t11 ... mth \ ,,. 111 h.1\ 1• min 111 .! ,,., t•\J.ll•r "•I I h1 1>o·rlornrn111 jlrtllJlH. llun I!. mnh·nal 11l.inn1 n~ oll .11~1twi. tlf l1•r \Int ,,,1 &. bt'lll'fll J,lk lo( )'lto.1:'11° w nrl rl.,.11n1t• & "ul h1.,tor \ 111 C'la.'4!\1f11'(1 ud nu :1:1t, (' " 1>.11ly l'Hol. l'O llo\ 1.>W < 'o:.lu Mt"?oU, ( 'u :i<!L~ti M \ 1' U H fo: W 11 M ,\ -., fl II ml' I H " l' It' IH ll l' r1cwc•om1•ri. <'It 111111 •H'l mcrc h.inl:-. 1'11•\1hll' hr:. Nt:t:d cur Ille ly111111: 547 300/i MECHANICAL Wt· wm n•cruil i,cvcrul people for a profcsslonal sales r arc<'r Apply In per~on on Thursday, September 14th , from 5 pm lo 8 pm . ft'riday, September 15, from 5 p.m. tu 8 p m Call Mn Grct!n for un appointment. 4l AUTO CIMTM DIUYI. llYIMI 7 H -5111 ****************** NURSIMG Nui bt0b u1<le!> & order ht·i. n1•1·d1'-pcr Goocl Wlll(\'1' & 1Jt•1wlli.. Opportunity Cor u1lvalt(•t-m1·nl lkvt·rlyl Manor. 310 VIC'l11rla , C'M 642 03!!7 NlJnSE ASSLSTANT Start on d ay sh1(t. SJ 20 p hr w l'1•rt1rI.1·allon S:l p 1 hr w4teJo.pcr Muture . 1wrmu11ent employ~ i.oughl Apply in pcr~n 450 Clcnnl'.)lre. Lciguna Bl'h --- RECEIVING CLERK J\T t:/\S1': IN fo'/\SlllON ISLAND NEWPORT liEACll Has an opening in its receiving de- partment. 8:30 to 5 :30, Monday lhru Friday. 'PLEASE CALL 644-5070 WHl&dap /\11k for Mr Koh11ut 7100 HebW..tfid 7100 •.....•.•.............•. , ......•.............. SALIS CUU-C~.rf"ttolre.,...,.. ILUB.IHl/XllOX ON-llper Mt MC. OilYll~lh M•lriH Above openings F /T. Min $3 hr. Neat appearance required MASTH ILUIPalKT Zl4 .. IC...,., C .M. 540.'373 Thursday. September 14 19-;~ DAIL V PILOT Jtf1 HMpW-.htd 7100 HeepW..t.d 7100 HetpWClfthd 7110 ...........•...................•••••..•....... ····················~· Service :station uucod at SECRETARY Shl·ll s1 a t111n . so TR•VEL •GE ... T (;JRL Fl<IO/\Y, hook Lil11uno Ptrmuncnt, rull "' "' "" keeping exper nt'c. ull Umi> llumml!r, purt t1ml' Expanding Nwpt a~ent·y R od Laver Tfnn1s during :il•hool Colle11c trct:ul & wholellolcl n · Recepllon11u . p/tlmt'. SALES ln9-3SSO !llude nt pref . w11l tratn qulrei<seniora~1·n1w1111 Mv .... ~1 sundMyb ...... a,. t\.wo ' r Il l Goodlat: for l(ood moo ' tcmult0nul tlCk\l"ltnjj "11: ~· "'~ u "' .. " .,.,.!mnii11 or u 1m1· ex· ---------111 ........ , II U9 41 Hair Styhn((, :;40-8888. ~'d 11ulci.womu n JO: lien .........,. lit w y • 4 41_ J)l!t 644 S373 RECJo:PTIONIST. now Lsi~~~111~3~/7';6~~~~ *S8Cr&tari8S * Serv Stu llclp needed Im TRUCK DRIVER h1r1ng Ne at. pou.ed. ExecSecrt'tary to llll'd 1-'Ull or P1t Apply Class I II(' l.1.q;un.1 alert gal w/light typm(( --------• Prc11 Sl 3,200A. 990 t:: <.:st llwy, Nb Beuch l,umtwr. 4114·~ ab 111 t y t o w o rk 1 n SAUSPEOf'LE t.:mployers l'ay /\II fo'ee~ Sfo.:wtNG, l nduslnal. l'X or540-821l7 dll(ntrled m o r1gagl' Reta1lSLore Ll:tReindersAgcncy per Som~· 1>.up~rv1i.1on Typ1st1Ht'('f>!<l. NcwPorl banking offtcc i. tn You 'll love sellln.i our 4020BirchSl,Slel04 t•xperpre(d 642 J.545 bl·h fo'1nanc101 Ctr C'P/\ fo'ashaon bland Cllll Cubutous fas hions' We NewportBeach.83311190 ----h Mrs Garo. 759· 1511 c•r Call for Appl/ Estab '64 Sewing 111 your homt• !-;ic llrm. .is position avutl apply an peri.on , 230 hove tmmed PIT open· pcnence <:ull between Pleui.ant of(l('e & l'Ond1 N Cl D S top ror expcr sale'>VOO· .,.""pm .............. ""' llOl\S 644-4402 Ms. Berg ewport r r le 200 pie We oHer xlnl fnnge ---------•I ,...., """0 ' 0 " RECErTIOHIST bt!ncr1ts & st.able employ-S4..'t'retanes 1'yp1st. a1·curate for lllM compo1>cr Mu:-.t be abh- to i.~11 & walltnJ: lo leorn lo pasteup QI II 1>46 1~11 betwn I 4PM " .. ST mcnl Apply m ~ri.on. '"' FRl!:OERIGK 'S 0 u l 1 e s cons t s l o ( Of llOLL YW()OD telephone recept1on1!>l. Bnstol Town & t;-0untry typing & filing. Must be 3642S Bnstol Slrccl fast & a ccurate typ1sl Santa Ana. CA Position provides steady ~ual Opport Employer emplo yment , go od salary & benefits. /\pply al 17422 Armslron.: Ave,--------- Irv. 54().9340 Sdftwoman/Mahw• Jo'Ull & p/l1mc for bakery RECEPT/TYPIST i.hop Apply 1n person S650 to start Npl Uch Tues lhru Sal 10 AM to 3 area.ea11 152.2727 I'M Sc11nd1n1.1v111 n R~~ioulST P a :1 1ry Shup . 6115 5 '"'-....-• " W a r n t? r J\ v 1: • II H Npl Beach law firm 119,'J.1677 Typing skills re ---------111 8:30-5. Call Sue or Mury 955-1014. Receptionist No more Ko hum duyi. 1n tlui. very C'Xc•ting rront de!ik spot Ir you have good ofc skills & want to start an exc1lmg caner, this Pol> offers x Int adv Sl\NOWICll GIRLS M-1-', 8 3().12 30. Must have ('ar & tk neut 1n appear Call b"13-6334 10-Spm. ask (or Dan or Nun('y:_. ___ _ TYPISTS SHj,,IHG CLERK Re.-lpon & neat person lo & SECRETARIES work sh1p'I( & packing Doyouneedextramoney for ~a1ment mf.: St John Kmis . t7422 Denon & enJOY vanety Let the Aw. Irv. ca. 92713 Call freedom & nexlb1lHy of 540 7\71 working temporary as--------- TYPIST RECEPTIONIST s1gnments of your cho1cc work ror you <:a II Im medlately ~o~ office • ~UJ overload 557-0061 3723 Birch Sl. N B Equal Oppor EmployE'r Secntary /Cl...tc To handle real estate an vestor accounts Com munacallons . typing, & business maLh l>k1ll~ ei. sent1ul. Prf'fer t•xpcr'd ma.Lure person Hencf1b & xlnt location Phone 644-8824 SlllPPING /\SSIST Wctl(h bulk vllam1n:-.. prepare d Ol'Uml'nli. ~ lo11d lrur k. lull t1m1'. Ena.: spl.'uklllU /\p1>ly Arch1te('tural offict' n• qwrcs lH'CUnlll' lYJll:.I 6Swpm minimum fo'ront 0HH01• 1.1ppearanc 1". plcasunt, re:l111hle. !I II , Mon 1-'ri L111w1ku Wm L Pc•n•1ra As:-.ot· l.ul"lll. :.!141! Nwpl Blvd, MacArthur I.II f"ord Hc.J C M____ Nl'W1>0rl Beach SHOE S/\Ll::S l'EHSON. 71'111144·06:.!0 imn l11nc, l'vcnm.::-. and _t'; ()Jo; Ml f'_' __ Sunda~!I-~aul Allun WAITH!-;SS. COOKS. llt:- Shne:-. 7!>:i! 6468 hwa'>hl'r:. hrcak fui-t SHOP TRAIN Et: Lilt• mfj!. rull l1mt• &rl 3545 ---- lum·h Vunoufi locattOnl> SOU)! tfarhor 511 30th St NH Htwn KAM Noon SlllPM ENT Wantcct noona1des for H1•.1 P IH:r TRUCK OHIVfo;U lnlermedwll' Schoob We 1J:ht & l oad hulk Lunch duty i.upcrvns1011 vitamin tablt•l:.. dch"l'ry 2 hr:-. daily 556 3437 INSPECTOR Rup1dly f!row1n1t Orun1e1· t:o hrm ltl4.·all·d nt•ar ()(' /\aport ti. '(•f kllll-! .1 ine chan11·ul 1n:.11t•1 t or Thts 111d1v b tu hu\ l' J n1111 of :1 vr' 1·x rwr "'"'' hl• .1bll! tu ma kl.' "''l'l'I' lion .. l'lUJ.I'> & 111,l>l'l't \ ltrlllll'> fl.1r l '> Iii II' NURSESAIDE 1-~xJl('r ('<·rt1rieo 7 3. :1 11 C'o u ntry ('lul> l 'o n\ llom{'. 54~ 3()1; I Starting s ul $1100 C all Practt('ul nurs1: needed ~ Coastal l'f•rson ror nill! & Sunday <'arc of net Agenry. 2700 llarbor. Sandwich & Saluc.J As :.emblcrs. part t1ml' Sam 9 30am Musl be neat. clean & dexlcroui. SJ p h.r !179-0747 for appt all IOAM Lon's K1tehm ---------tn Oran)!l' & !·"Count ll'l>. WANTEO No Lu~u11;, full 11ml'. fo.n.: ~µl'l0a k twac-h Oldn t.Hiy 01 1ni,:. m;iturc fo rini.:e:. mother or yuunl! rh1ld tu /\,i.ply !cl 11 Mo n 1-'ri cure• for & send my 1 y1 Ltnw1ko Lab. 2148 Nwp1 old lovely. we ll ht.•haVl'd klvd (' ~ ();111)(hll'I" 111 fo:I Mor<• 1>1•111hly h\ h1m:wlf OH1·r l---------•I 11:ln1 ... .,1 "'-111"111'111 pku l'h ol'>t' "'1111 r1·,11m1• & :-.al h1'll•iry to t'l.1:-."l1ed Jtl no :ll!1r111 1>111l v l'llol, 1'0 Hu ' l li•10 , (.'1n1l• M1~«. l\1 !l~l:!f1 Mt'<111'111 H••1·t•pltn111'1 Im /\ lln..: 1~1 ·-; (1 1111t ol It• l.Hl'IYIJllll! Call B11•mla, ~77!17 Mt~l11·.1I "''1i.L11nl Fl<ON I ( W l"lt'fo, C; Ill I. I n I I. ,1 1! II n ,, II 1 I I -. ('a1 IJ111loJ!•~l Mu-.1 ha' l' lnlhnl( & 111:.ur;m11· ,., 1w 1 H1•h 11·11 ~.ti 111·i.:11t 1.ihl1• 7 di :111:111 1•1 '1pm Mun Fr 1 1 NUR.SES RH'S LYN AJDE $80-$98 S52-$60 S42·S44 N1°t'tlt•d ror hospital :-.l11fr rl'IJl'f t<.:Urnll floors /\II :.haft~ avail. Mu!'ll be de· 1x.•11tlablt• & have refs Sk 111 <tl>:-.t•:.sml·nt tes ts llfl' l-:1\ I'll (;rOUJ) In "' r ;111 <'l' u v 11 II T O t• W/\<:t-:s /\-.k a lJoul othel hcnd1t:. <.:omt in !.l:.im ~vrn Mon· fo'r1 w .. ;.<.;TCLIFF Nun.cs Registry t617 Westcbff. Su· io!f Ncwpurt Beal·h li.11 0610 7~ 9118 M1'(l11 .al Off tt't • li ..,, 'I "·' ""Liii)( W1ll tr.1t11 1-'vll Ill 111 l1m1• 1.111· l}lllnJ> ~p11m:.h hl'lplul. \1ui.l hr l _________ _ .1hlt· Ill v.•irk cVe'i or , _________ _ v.knth ~'"'" 717t Mfll Office Aut. FUii y l'Xpt'r 111 r1 11111 & h.1<•k f1,r :-.~·1•1.111 y 11U11•1· 1n f''J i-.h1on h ll' Full 11mc 1>411 ~!XII M f•:"-"iENC; 1-;11 I' T S A •Jll' 20h1 w1·1·k 1-(llM ~.1111rv -i 1•11r all11wa111·1• (' ,1 II. l) II \ I d ~ Ill 1 l h !1'1:• l!X7t .i111•r lllam MODl':l ."i. ft·ma It• ~h:11'p NUllSt-.;s LVM Immediate opening with l'T\llJOr company for e ll \ 1ert l!11 ce d 1.VN >r1·v1ou."' mdustriul nor., 1ni.: buc kgro11nd pn· ferret.I . but not nl'<'essary . l-:x 1·e l lent 11uirun11 s alary and Cr 11111e bcnl?f1l1> pro1trum. 11111\ Xl11l vuY !lliH :t~.w /\pply In per11on or call 0 1 fi42 Ii~ lloh (or a 11 ,, o t n l m l' n t Modl'I:-. & 1'.."lnil LN MJS'('ll'l''> 1'01•111olc T<•I> m11n1·y Mu:.l hHVI' 1•;1r 1;:11 ~t IU l\101l'I rna1d w;i Oll'd . lull 11nw K1rkw11oll M11h•I 4100 Y. l'ou~l Hwy, t:l>M 673 454!0 Personnel Offil'c FEDCO, IMC. 3000 Harbor Rlvd Costa Mcs11. (.'J (714 I !IW·2b00 fo:qu11I Oppnrt Employer MOTEL MAIDS Nun.m~ fo''Ull & purl 11mc N11 t·xp L VH'S DAYS 1wc Swl&t•11 IH•111•f Ap11 7 3 Char)!e Nur'!ec; ly in 1wr.,.111 1111ly Co .. ta Every other wknd oH M1..,,1 tun 3205 11.irho • l'h·a:-.unl plllCt' t o work lll~d. CM l'll·.1sc 1·all J<nyall' Con v. Molhl'r ' hl'l1H'r m il u1 lh1C11>•tul. 546-64-50---- hi ~chool ~11 I. Mon & Nur:.tn#t '"1c-i.. ll :10 •1 :ml'M S:l IHJ L VH & RH hr No s m11ktn11t Own Opcntnl( on AM & PM tr un i. flt )( t'unyun :.hifls. fo'/tlme & p111mt•, 640 5:13.'i /\buve avg starting sal Xlnt benefits . Apply. PART TIME EVENINGS Adull11 with ou111tandmj!, attruclive per:1on11hl1c1o who enJOY workmg with kids. Start at SJ 50 pt!r hour. Phone 642 4321 t-.xl 250, B~"TWEt:N '1 00·5 O4·1371 P.ARTTIME WEB<-EHDS fo;vcry Sunduy and 1-;vl·ry other Salutd1ty and Sun d11.1 mornml(s. Onver Ill drnp bundle11 of Daily Piiot to earne rs Mu'l huve van or large Rh1t1on + good dnvmi.: re<'urd C<1ll 642-4321. a i.k fo r llarry SeC'lcy o r Do n W1llt11ms PASTE-UP PERSON wtlh al hwst I Yl!Dr ex perH'n l'e . prcrcrahly news puper 1-;xcl!llcnt company bcner11::1. /\pply between 9AM & tWM. Monday thru' 1-'riday /\.'l k for Paul Ward or David Gutlerre:r.. ORANGE CO.AST DAILY PILOT 64.2 56112 :bOW Bay St , Cobta Mesa fo~qual Opportun1t,y Employer PIX/ AMWfl' Sfl'• fo'ash1on Is le. 40 hr, day shafts Exper o r w ill train C o bencr1t s E 0 E. 640 1110 PUX I\ n s we ri n .: :. l' r v 1 c t' operator rull & t> IT <:a II 835~i1 PBX operatori-.. PIT & full Uml! Will train 646·8000 ----MOVIE & TV EXTRAS fo1agship Conv Hosp, 406 ---------1"1 a g s h Ip Rd , N U. N Jt; 1-; 0 ~~ I> II Y 110 1.1.YWOO I) C/\.'iTINU urn l':t'TOJIS Cuarant.ced r4•sults, ov1•r Nur11ln1t 6"2·8044. -----Rt~~1~,.~~~~~·~n s,C.kl Jobs rilled th11o y('l1r HOUSEWIVES alone $25 S1()(1 pt•r llay 1r art'l'Plt'<l Yr ly (f•f· VIC .. ; V I ll I': 0 t' /\ S T I N (; s 1-;tcv1n; 1714 1 w t 1244 WORK ON ON {;/\LL BA.c;ts W&'iTCl.l fo'I'' Temporary Ser v1('cs 1617 We11tcllff, Ste 209 Newport Bcuch 6.11-0610or752·0118 1°'1l!fl4 N11thl rclu·r 1 h•rk I 1l:1v. 'nm\• t•x1wr J>rt•I t'l I l'c.l 642 :mo Work wtule your l'htldren ure In srhool Nur!lcs Aac!e a s Ktslunl firs 8 :lO·l 30 Appl y , 1'11iitship Coi\V llO:iP. 41i6 "'l;igi.hlp Hd, N B ---------642 8044 -----PLANT Superintendent OFFICE lll'lp. f11Jng, typ Cor local churc h, F IT NOON DUTY AIDS S3 G!1 tnJt, phonE'i<, etc. Fll1mc. EXJ>er nee. 631 2880 Mon ve r hr. 2 hr~ d 111ly, $3hrtostart.54R·5S43. _1_Fr_19_-_s . _____ _ rC'ii pon i.1b1l1l i t-!I SoperYl1'<.' noon timt: ac Opportunity a-vail for Pl1111Uc11 uvltlM on sr hool piny dynum1c rental agent •11'4 NOCISS 1tn1t1nd Apply In J>t•r on U c req d. c'?mmtss. <>0• IHWICTORS l-'oont111n Valh•y Sd1uol ly Nolun R t: 494 9424 Openln&• for bolh the Oablrict 11 l.11o1hthuuaw ---~ ~nlor level & trainees, Lo 1-'ountmn V11lh•y, <'or ~~ all shlfta. lruipecllon of nrr Newland & Talbt•1 l ~IJ.lner Jig/ fo'lx $IRK + dose tolerance ph:astlc ~)~~n~ dcotlhnt• !I •~·71f. Travel /\1t(•nt $675 + paru. ' •. Order Oeick S805 •SR. LIAO MAH NURSlttYMAN Pl,•1&11e Cl.Ill Cor J\Jlp\. 2nd ahltl. prccl•lon lnJ. fo'\Jll L•m(!, mature mole Irvine 1•el"8onnel Agc.-ncy moldlna. Min 5 yrs ex· over 21. 6 Uoy 11 inc l 488EJ7th C05lo Mesa per S at/Run . Wark with Smte224 642-1470 •MOLOI.,._ MACH. 11111nu. Lrt.oe11 & delivery. ~ OPMATORS 1':xl)t!r pref d $:l llO llr Palnter, lndlllltrlal & com · Medical div. llrd 1'hlft. u P. L n It u n 11 11 1 11 !t merclal qualified only. EJl.pt'r & trainee. Nunicry, In<'. 1-;1 ·roru, 1191.1001' t!J0.5653. ...;_--------1 Perm. p()llltlons w/xlnt Pan t ry p e rson , ex · oppor. for rapid odv•n· HU•SE'SAIDES pciriencc. Apply after· cem eni. Very com· 1" & P!r AJI •hift.a. Pr" noon1. Velvet Turlle pctlllve waaes. 11ood l•trliOcatlon c laa11es of· Re11taurant. !ii Faahlon worklna condt1 Xlnt fel'fd HR COnvalc11ecnl ~1..;,111..;,and.;.;..;,;...' N_B_. _____ 1 benefit• Incl major lbpltal. 8'7·35_1_5 ___ 1 medlcal & dent•I ln11ur Have you r .. d today'• "pro(it aharinii elderly sem1-1nvalld CM ALL JOBS FREI': S.cntary Monthly salar}' 645-3099 Finan Srvc '!t lnvstmnl fo'trm Ty~ ~wpm. c)( PRODUCTION pcr neress Ms Tuhuta for sma~:<~~cturer. Receotionist a l 1141640-0123 ___ _ sh1pp1ng, 1nspccl1ng. REGIST{R NOW f''OH ~rt.>tanal po!>1lwn open UPS.etc. W11llndnraghl WORK ON tor prci.ltgtous real ll\'n>On for all phases. /\p· ON-CALL BASIS e!llah.• appraurnl & rt'· Wl'-:STC Lfffo' ply 1n person u~m-12 on-i.earch om ce HepnJ LYP· ty. 837 W. tilth St .• Cost.a Temporary Ser vices mg !lkllb. & venrlable CX· Mc:.a 1617 We11lch H. Ste 209 per nee Xlnt salury & 631 ·0610 or 752·9118 be f 642 7860 P IT help net>denl f"·llml'/35 hr wk. Typm~ llrs flex , mui.t be cln & RE.Sales tiOwpm. no Siii nCl' r e l SJhr !>tart Cull EARN & LEAJlN &M·83115 979 0747 ufl !Oam for ---------Thornton Realty expand appt. ---• ing. lnqwncs confiden· &...:rctanal. pt·la me. good tJal. Call today. 831-0300 pay. lo hours Lil bkkpl,l. PIT bl'lp. Mon Fr•. Super Sandwich . .;75 Paulanno Ave CM :;45·4867 REAL ESTATE SAJ.HMiH Tired or the house busl· ness and would you !Jkc t o le&m how easy Lhe m vestment und l!Xcl\ange busmt.'hli 1s" And make bag comm1ss1ons while leammj.l. !Up lO IO(V~) Uill Curtis Investments. 002-2456. ask for Vmct ror c onftdl!nt111I an ll!rv1ew ______ _ Heul E !!late 0H1l'e manuitcr/salcsman for new ufface Part/lime ok. l.1berul <'Om pcntrnt•o n plun. Call afll!r (i pm 548-83411 REAL EST A TE CAREER 1 fo'itnlaslle new company localed In preslig1oui; Newport area lookmg for R. E. Sales "Lie Only" THIHKIHG OFACARHR IN REAL fST A TE? Free tra1n1n.: IC you qualify. Cdl (714199. ·0660 Respons ible woman to learn exciting. crclll1vc trade. Will t ram . /\ge 25-40 Call Lhc Shadt• Shop, 673-2030 Rela1I Sale:-l::xf){'raenccd saJeslady for ass't mi.:r pos ition Ex11er1erH·e Wlth Europcun dcs1u1wrs pre fern•c.J Apply 1n person. 3363 Via Lido, NB. Apropos . _ J _ RN I C U , 7 :I J U. l::Xl'Eltlfo~NCJ.;O ONLY Son Clemente GeneruJ Hosp., 714/496-1122 ext 214 hc..-ensed real estate peo -------- pie. Active offi ce. Great Robbie's R09 & Mop comm1ss1on spill. Com· Women need e d fo r put.er terminal Ask for House<'leaning Sen · Blasl! 548·11757 A SAil PROPIRTlll 675-4890 RECEPTIONIST needed for orthodontist 's offi<'e Please send resume lo Pennysavcr, P 0 Rox 587453. 24001 Alicia, Mis 1noo Viejo. 92675 RICIPTIOMIST ALFREDO'S is now ae ceplang 1ippllcolions for n •('uptlonlsl und ~irl (nend Apply In person Thur11 lhru S11turday. 16t0 West Paclfi<' Coast Hwy, NB 675·6070 SALES DOYOUPL.AY THEORGAH ? tr so. there may be a career for you al Organ Exchange Openings now available Prcv1oui. s11le!I expen<'nc:e userul. bul we wall train you. Cull Mrs . J <'ll ut The Laguna Hills Mall. 1714 l 5134; 7:l0:.! SAL&~ F11bric exper. req'd. Call Susan, 646-4040 Saleslady lookinl( for th111 special irnlesperson, full or pt-Ume. Salary Port O' Call, 675 71110. SALESLADY l!Xp<:r pref 646-9409 SECR~"T/\R Y Ins urance State Furm agent. 1n Newport Beach . Full Tim e . Some e x per h elpful. wtll train ~70 SECRETARY I lotel Sales Typing & sh rl'(t 'd Apply in person. Surf & Sand. 9am·5pm, ISSS S Coast llwy, l.aguna Beach. SECRETARY Sh. stat tyvmg. rront or(' appear 1·;x11cr only . Tuc:s thru Sul. ff·5 M l•1>1:1 Verde Country Cluh. ~!1-0377 SECRETARY Con.'ltrucllon rtrm look lnl{ fur hr111hl :-elf starttnll md1v1duul. abth- ly LO handle pho11cs. <tl" C'ural<' tVJ>•n.i . rorrcsponde11c~ & l!f'n 'I offit·e dutie ~ <:all _? 111118-4r>m __ _ SECRETARY rr vtnt• bas l•d h o me· blllld<'r i.Ct"ks 1nlcll1~cn1 individual lo al'l al> 'er·~ 10 2 c orporall' t"~ Ct'UllVl'!t The quahf1c•d cand1dall' musl poss es.'>. 3 yeori. or secretanal ex per & hi.ve xlnt d en l·al skills as i>UPPort to lOIJ level managcmt>nl Must h11v1• ahlllly lo exercise Independent jodJ.iCmt-nt. highly or.ian1£Cd. rlelual minded & bl· a i.etr 11t11rler. We o Hl'r xlnl compuny benefits & wor king s urroundings f'l case !lubm lt with salary rcqulr<'menli1 to. Gena Mc7.0, 2082 Bus i ncs11 Center Or . Ste 100. lrvlnc, Cull( 92715 /\n arrirmUl l Ve :H'ltOO emplyr F.xper'd Gift Shop. APP· SECRETARY. f111aoc1al Ly, 6uug11 lntcrnntionul. management firm Typ Recept, rilling out forms -ing & r neccs1rnry etc for family planning 20<l3 WeslcliH Or .. N B Qali 962~I~ • clinic in C.M. Approx 24 Salesman wanted. foll • hrs wk 751~17, 973·1727. time men's spromwear, Sc c re I a r y . St n t .e expcr not nee. 673·5650 lnherltancf' Re(eret' !I Mr.Hawthorne Offi c e . Irvin e . In Reccpt1Gen. ore Ex· per'd. Call Beverly Smith, ..... _ ........... teUJgenl. .11ood :.kills and malhemul1c11I ab1hl1elll req ~72 &U-9090 Receptlonl11l for esc row otr Xlnl typing skills. Q ill 640--8772. SM.IS/~ ror automotive parts fUU time or p/lJme F.x Sttretan.-1 f\Jll ume for perience hclpru t. Start sharp exper .11al with l'X Ing aalary+comm for cfll. typtni;i. & die· ----------1 I.he rtght per50fl. Cull fbr tuphOne 11klllii Temp "'" appt 770-8673 sai;inmcnt. Nov.I Mllr<'h I $1.&2 per DAY That111 ALL you pay rora 30day ad lnlhe DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY DO lT NOW• '4Z..H71 SaJes person. pcrm1rull time RM Abram• 1819 wl JIOll!!lblllly of future employment Exciting NB R. 1-;. orf1c r . Call Lalla. 833·2000 ---------.....-_N_ewpo_,;__rt_B_lv_d_._C_M ___ Secretary, general duties, cxptirtcnced or will train Will con11ldt>r full or PIT For •PPL call 645-7114~. SaJespersons NURSERY Wes-C.l Nurseries needs salespeople. full It PIT , Apply U640 Brookhurst. West. SEl.L Idle ltema wit• a , a..llMd Ml? tr not. Apply \n ~non. ClMCO. Dally Piiot C1Qlltrlcd Ad. you're rn1taln1 Lbe best ~Brit~• Ave • C M :::::======== &G·58'78 baf'l•lna In \.Own I E 0 E SalesperM>n to work hoh by 11tore ExpC'rlcnct necc11er~. Contact Michael Strm. 26J4 San MIJUC'I Dr. NB Tu(-.·Sat 640 2641 s tore. 844·5396 homt1 ------ StcRITARY Enfclntt'rln,. plannlnf{ & (.l()ft.'lulllna 1rm haa Im· rood opt"nlnjl ror • (If(')' Wllllnl typln1 & Ille S H exper Okuphone rxp MlpCUI Apply or 11ubm1l reaum" lo J /\CK G RAUH CO, 11tln l'cnon not 12.1 Doker St. C M ~M 11'".t::O L_ . . ... . . . ~ .. SECRETARIES (W1Lh & Without Sil J TYPISTS ,.x Lon~ & s hort term 11:. 111gnment:1 . lloltday & vat'alaon pay Hosr.1talizal1on pl an avai . VOLT f£Ml •tJi tA,•V •..t ilVI( I '· 38411 Campus Dnvc :;464741 <Across From Oran~ Co. A1rporl Equal Oppor F.mployer Secretarv REGISTER NO~ F'OH WORK ON ON·CAl...L BASIS WESTCLIF'r Temporary Services 1611 Weslclifr Dr. Ste 209 Newport Bca<'h 631-0610or 752-9118 SECRETARY O.C. Airport .Area Publtt• law altorncy needs rp ft pon ~•bll' secretary P t1ml· ufll•r noons Could <kvdop 1n11, rull tame . Nn le1tal l'Xpcr req 'd. Good lYPlnl(. hll• bkpng" NL'Cd self s larll'r to work with minimum ~upl!r vl s ton 714 752·\l02S; 213-489·5000 SECURITY OFFICER Pos111on available ror n• hable prrson w1sonw law l.'nforrt•mt•nl l''<l>l'' ~nJoy i<lnt 1•ompan> bt·nl'f1ts Apply '•/\ M nooo. Mon 1-'n . Pt•rson nel MARRIOTI HOTEL 000 Ncwport Center Or Newport Bc<irh X Equal Oppor t;mployer M fo' s~c·y BKKl'H PIT. I 5. Mon 1''r1 I.ah · bookkeeping. itoocl 1 yp •nl-l Nt•wpo rt llurhnr l.ulheran Churl'h, i!lfi Dover, NB 548·3631 SEC'Y I CONTRACTS CO·OROIN/\TOH Development company in Anah eim req '!> ex perience & top skill~ for heavy dctuil purch11i.•nl-l position Typing 70wpm. S i ii lOOw pm G o o'1 bt•m•(ils. sulary $1100~ If quall(led cBll 6.'\4 4741 Semi retired coupk to manage 60 unit 1.1dul1 c o mplex C: M N o children. no pets $GOO gross. 63 l 2950 Service Sta. Atlendt1nl, exper"d. fUll or p/time Apply. Arco Station. 17th &Irvine.CM SR .. SECRETARY lru.ur (;{l m N H sl•ek ml( l!XP. sec'y ror l'rc:-. I< l>{'hool Your hom1• 111 mint• 4!J7 231>2/t·v t·t. Ucls required Fan11nc111I Vil'(' Pre s Warehous e lnvl'nton Good typing & Sii re1.(d Clerk for elec-tronir part:. Sal11ry Lo S900 Good d111tnbutor, f1umc Hrs c o mp any bt•nef1l :-.. 8 5. Apply Avnet Elcr· 833-8450 trontel.\, JS() McCormick. STOCK BOY /\:-.i-.1stunt. C M. 754-1!061 f u II o r pt Lt m c . ll M War c h o u:. •• Sh If> p In ~ /\bra m s. IRl9 Newport Clerk ror ~let'lron1c part:. Blvd C M distnbutor, flume llrl> ' 10-7. Apply Avnet 1'.ilc t· STOCI< ROOM MGR trorucs. ~1 Met;orm1~k. W e w 1 I I t r u 1 n <: M 7!;4-0061 MacGregor yachts. lt>3l ----Placentia CM Warl.'hou.w Clerk 11c(.<de1I Sul)t!rvttlOf for lnp nam1• s tereo & TV Oept It M Abrams. IKlll NC'wporl Blvd,C M for marine d1stnliutor Somt-boallnllt nr mar1111· t'XPl'rll0 nr1• ht•lplu l W;1rcho u:-.e ex pcr1enr1• neecsi.Jrv (;Jll !">49 9t>7 I l or appt & dcla1b fo: 0 E M/fo'/11 Supervisor. Noon duty urgently needed II A C1 ty Sehl Dist I 2 hrs per Wh.sle Supply hus nel'<fl> day. $3.57 hr Apply 735 P t pl•ople C\rl('nlcSAA 536 8851 ----...;.,;..;__;,;:._ _______ ,Woman to cook J !t1mplt• TE/\CllERS P:ud pos1L1on m !·'rotes· tant Church Se hl Laa.: U<·h Sun only Nun •• •ry thru tith i:rad1• C'o ortl1nator 1111'>0 nt•c1h •tl Call '199 3088 ml}rntnlo:JC only TEACHER Asst needed 1n Mo n lesson Srhl !Ji\ rcq 'd Ca II 9!.n -833.3 TECHHICIAMS lmmC'd opentn).ls & op pnrtun1111•1o 111 .1n c:-.Luhhsht·d cu 10 1 ht' On1n1tc Co airport ,1ri:a A p p I I I' d n t ' I 11 1rouhl1•:-.hoot. n •pu ir /JI tel>t l'le\·trnnir -.yi.11•m:. 557 9051 u!oik for Uu:-.1 h m e llls for e l'1 e rlv gcnllcmun 1.1Vl'·lll Plenty t1m1· nff Nl!cd cur Ui II 673·640li <:ct M WORI< AT HOME !'hon(· sulcs. hJ(hl bulh:, ca 11 s;io.s2;w WORKERS 111 chemical rl'flnery SJ 50 l<J start lhgh Sdll l't1l!m1stry or work 1•x JH'r w 11•hrm ht'lp l ul 7-3 J01>m EO I': ~9-~I YULIT ll COUNSfo:l.O II S!ISO l)('r mn & bmt'f1ls HA rl1•-.1 rl•tl. I yr l'X 11. rmal I 1hng dah• ~118178 Ht'1-oUml· lo YSI'. lrll' 28o:I Royul l'alm Or. Costa "1t•s;i C•• !J2ti~ T• I~ Soles MerchandiH Wrk PIT m our tt•ll'phonc ••••••••••••••••••••••• sal~ room & :.ltll µur:-.ue ~s 8005 out.1ut.lc-.1tt1vtt•c~ A1\1 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'M :.hafts C:u;ir wa~t·1o + ('Qmm Call for 1ktu1b 1. A 'fimei.. ~o 0301 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS fo~x11. Only Scll th1· 0 111ly Piiot Earn StOo S200 J week If 1.i h l'St 1·0 m m 1i1s ion pa Id Y 1nir phon~ at home Ovt•r 4! I I D cord Call 83.'i M53 I lo3PM only SLOT MACHINE SALE SEPTEMBER ONLY /\nltQUt· Mul>ll' Boxe:-.. <.:locks At'Mricon International Gall•riu 1802 Kclle nng, Ir v mt• 7:;4 1777 ------- T 1-: L I': P 11 0 N 1-; I~•-•--~~~~---·--• SOl,ICITOHS nt•l'dl'd 1m lfl(.'<1. no ex f)('r nN' C1111 vcmcnl hrs for -.tudl'nl:. t;un t•itrn up to $3 i5 hr 754·1001 uft 2PM ~ ' round 011k tsllh' I ea vc" 4 pw1•1• Ma..: bed rm 1-:mp11 l' ~ofu St<t·rctury 6--t2 7347 -- TaLRRS OKl'llf:SSCON 1-:ra dti>hl''> ,.. ll<'l of 30 Press<.'d lmmed111te opcn1n1u• for Golden color lntrn·u11· sharp penioneblc tcller11 p:mern Sl 25 or bt•i.1 Savings & l.oan cic 673-4S03aft. 1 OOPM pcnence prererehle FUii & part tlmr nt•eded Very desirable hor&l' Irvine SavlnR• & Lonn drawn :.plndle bod y As.soc 752.26()() F. 0 E bui;(gy cll'<'O 1898. compl •Sen-le• Statloft * rei;tor<.'d & road ready Jo'ull & Part lime atten Tart' A. /\ut o motlv(' /\llonl(1nal Maan1f1 ccnt dants M8t be over 18 Service Sates Tirt• sell Vlctor111n Ch1ppe ndah· Xlnt waae. Apply 17241 ~:w~~rTtr~c c::i~~ ~:~~~ i~'':fpr~m1~f1. Irvine Blvd, Tuslln 3000 F. Co ai.l llwy, 838-G.S34 eorona dt'I Mu. Oak dropleaf toble With .,_ t S h t s w 1 v c I I e g & S 1 7 5 ...,rv ce talion " per· Tow Truck Orlv\1r11 rx M h o y s ide boo rd ~able ()( do•nK lite re 'd T I\ 1 II og n r Able to understund pt>r · op PllY · PP Y S300 Old F.nghKh piunu O&W T owing . 7400 s;ioo 770 3249 lnsltuctlons. Not urrald Ohmii Woy. c M 642 1252 · • ---°' work No ton.chairs or ..,...Ctl . 10 IO drlrtcr11 See Mr. Botta, TOW TRUCK ORIVf:R ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ex~on Station, Fairview NKEOEO Must have ex· f' RC II T o AM AG t: [) & fair, C.M periencc. Must live '" llOTPOINT SAU;. 33011 Servke Sta. /\llt>ndant. O•t• Mesa 646 003R W. Wnmcr nr Harbor. Apply, El Toro Unl!'ln . TRAINEES L1dle11 wt' &ntu Ana. 9'19·2921 2all El Toro Rd. 1'.: T t111vc-~ Opportunlt1e11 tAll 1hlr ... ava1lable> 11va1l tor 6 dtrrrre nl Open Z4 Hour'll muketJng aN!aJI. Pubh<' -------rt!lallons & mamt u~r Service slotion attendant. prcr'd Call ror your d11y Job, 5 d11ys , n qu111ry1ng lnt.-rvw pel'lcnced Call $4!11200 640-8292 l!Xt 4106 Mrs Bob. Otue Ltttt.lt '"''' CIP8if1cd AdA are reallr, '""II "people to people • 11alcs call~ with bll! rr lldershlp and big resulu' To placr your clM11iri<'•I od. r ill today 642·5G'7R. -1 7 f t I .. OAlLV PllOl I hur~•y Ciepternb41r 14 l'J/ll 1010 hk ........•••.•.......... 1017 loab, Power 9040 T,.b 95'0 Truclu 9560 Aufot W•tHf 9590 ................••..... ..•................•••. ..•......••.•.......... ..••...•.•••..•.•...... .... mK.. IOI ,....,._... 1050 a.op Sale IOU ··•········•••········ .••...•..•••••.••••.•...••..............•..•.• LUGGAGETAwS • l'O<.:K A·r oo• Ml'd from your hU)llll'"" 1·.ird Sulrc•r 14'78 23' Mako ·100 Proor· 1••••111•••••••••••••• l' u u Ii l o p r n m fl u W u~i"~.d fan.Ii!) 11,,. hm.Met I~ 001544 IUllb I '•tom 11..cidf'CI N-d ve•lwl Hones 8060 tll~t'tf't"'C'rw IN'm.tlill"r ll.1n1C'''" htud buurd ••••••••••••••••••••••• U'T) W'l'JWl('I\ 11~r1•Ad Anti HY.LI" Lovuty l111d)' 11t.lto lio4I 1 qu.o whllt-1•h1•a:l $5(1() or 'd bomti ttc11 ~. l\r11b ---()ff" ~"> 7•~ 1t1Mtt' Supc•r ll•m11~ra Wh.btof t-11."(' dr)rr idnt Oll'fll l800/olr J \·u11n1c t"tlnd 21 n dt 4 ht~' ... ~ <11111 11t1m• corr lblt• S~I ~ ~ tra·~t rc-1lwd Ml p1tn11 1;1n whlf' i..11\e11woot.1 lbl .. brn hM •'M ~ '°' 'Ill&-l20 M4 !HM Hoa.1•-.I GG04a 1065 ~·1wt uni~ r.mt rur 1•.it·h HA.NU 1'/\M !-:. w li.·uul Lui( 1>lu:t one ap1u c We irun ~tiind &. cn.:1· rrlu rn µl'rmunl'nlly '1'99oroUt'r M2 ~20 M>Dlrd at1r11('11ve tuii & f'leoj & °'9oftt 1090 ''"'P met•llntl 11 1 rllne ••••••••••• ••• •••••• ••. I IJ r~wremcnts Pre HAMMOND w1t1 lr, 23S J ohn~on . loutlt'll w/lop '>tcrt'O. 1•tt• Only 10 h1 !\ <'ull tf7S 7707 vc•nl lo&." " theft 4 "'or 11 1111_·ri.c1nMll~ , .. , cnrlOll~.' w.111,1up1·1. ruhrl1· or IJuy <;lo" puJ)tlr & wo wi ll h111·k & lr1 m you r I"'"" Or try two ct1rd11 SPIMET ORGAM Mod 1• I L I ~ 2 w 1 I h loah, R...t/ RKV•;nu Ownlod by u Charter 9050 h<11·k \11 hor k PHt('f'~ 12 l'll or J1SS Pf'O(Cllsrom.al mo11H·111n & ••••••• • • • •• • • •• • •• •••• In l'JCl'Clltml rnndil1011 L'hart1•r plubh 75 n motor Now 1111kmg S~tlx·11l 11f yaeht. hourly or d111ly r.-r Cull 673 71115 l'Vf'O 675 2172 67!> 7411 41~ Ul!'ll $1 tiO .... 61llt&IV> $1 50 l'll IO or mur1:$t.401•a 1ngs & wcck<'nfh . • 646·2158 daya c Mon.· ---SaN ThUl'!I ) ---. 9060 S1ll~T11~ lm:l~idt·tl If am m 0 n d or ti u n NOCAIW . . w/beeCed·UP Lesli<• Unw your own or at!nd 51400. Muisl heur t u ounw. uddl'da. phone & believe 64.5-7727 we'll make one cord Jl('r -------- lua, Add ~ c1wh. Pltt'fect t'ond, Wurlitze r Senddi«korrnont>yor· Ebony Baby Grand lier to · Piano, $2()00. 548-4362 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CA!, 34, 11uper cond .. Ion tasUc prk.,. 87S-092A New Wildflower 12 ·. Lllew1·1~hl . versitltle $1100 VIJIU C. $$SO 5.'12 ~.~vi·~ ··•·•···•···•·•••·•···· L1 v1nic bdrm I urn lot rtt.OT rttlMTIHG Wa lnut console piano i.wh· Cull trf:I ~wa 404 I'. Mll•t Ml P O Box ~ w/mntcMng bench Sohd 4itm.l -----i1L1do M'!>, S.'iOO-$800, U C I tw 6519.1.>orolhy Oc~arun>nt lialbo1t Ulk na.ug c our h, l win Coi.Ui Meiiit, Cl.· 92626 cast lrotl harp. ~x cond l'osi~rsone rrn .. l rrn b«b, 2 l'hcbl ut di UWl'l'!t, $1000 Orm. 333 I!: 18th St StZ) ('JIJI aftf'r) pm A'k l.Jq1,11c1.it1n11 "•till•• t'1oc th11h.:i.. IJouk•. tt tool, PtlONEMATE Apt 8. C.M. 64~7 178 CLEARANCE llAMD HIW I '71 GMC 1/> TOH 4x4 WITH T·TOf' 40() Ill --ti--btMM .. _ -0..ol o•••-• ._,.,. ___ 1!10e'\1111 GOOD SELECTION 'Ii TOM 4x4'1, JIMMYS AMD V AH COMYERSIOMS AU. AT llG SAVINGS 0,-1..ryhy 714 4tWIOO ••··••·•······••••····• WE BUY CLIANCARS ~TIUCKS CONN Ell CHEVROLET 2828Hitrbor Blvd COST A MF.SA 5U·l200 ----Wt; PAV TOP (HlJ.(.,\11 f'OR TOI• U~fo..l> C" J\ 11:-. l''OREJCN DOM 1-:s ·11c orCl.ASSICS If your r &1 111 t'xtri. rlt·.i n sec us fir· t I.AUER IUICK 2925 1-farbor Dlvd Qlfit,.t Mesa 979-2;-AIO WE BUY USED CARS <:Al.l,(;J\HTlf U11edCar Mitr 540-5630 ICNl\SO\ & SOX • LINCOl N-MF RClJR'Y tvr ~ .. ,) :wll hlllli •1u1o1lll> 1&11l1qut'' 111 t•a. 111ud1 11111\1111( l~uJ 1>1111•nl T(•lephone a nswerrnit ---''---------14 Fl LEHMAN •· 1G t t'llint rn111l1t11111 <hip & rniM 111t~ lluv1·11 ~I marhJnes w/warr, 579· WANTED: Wb h to buy S AI LBOAT. S27S. (;a ll 2626 HARBOR BLVD Ast6o. 1015 Jit•ntMe-l'O<'kt1111l t 11lirnl't NB AA 1 l'M w/remote, $149. i'Of'l.'.Ole or upnght p1uno b7J..1440or673-ll20 COSTA MESA ••••••••••••••••••••••• c: il r \ t-t.I ma h U lt 11 n } _R21er, 750-3791 __ S62-U36.S5&-8841. l'.I; .--------111! 11drbo1o1rd n11k r1i1rvt'd Mhcal•10. 1010 Malofo Hwt. S.~ 4 wt..I Dri•H 9SSO WE IUY ·• Warehouse shelvlllg. full STEREO·turntable a nd c a•-•·--27 0/8 , apin. +" 1--"/StOI w 160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ii r m 0 I I e ,. J r v ... u ••••••••••••• ••••• ••• •• h I .......... .. --..,.. u.r-c "'RSI PUBUC nJRNITU H.-: ljel 1 d 1 adjustable s evet;, 113· speakers, Garrard. $75 bags . VHF. xtra ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -A *AIETION*" ..... ((tufml H·ltrood~'-"nJl' 'Ora""" ivory IJ6lU\34.-; Mlt't.ed btn boxes. rsnbl. 642-8479afterlJAM t.:ns en"da wanner . R.,.,....,. .,.,. L'j ball 11 Chevy p1 1·k up w ith We'relhenew Cheovrolc•l .,..11uu u Ola !11 euua .,.,a, . , • , 557·9906 ---------.. .,..,. ..., .. re , se ramper 'ih <'ll m·fm Mr & Mn. krrd~ryc 7hlll"'r M11n " 1.1'.!> ---------TV Rocio. $13900 54().0323 conuined. Lolsofxtras C n ' push b"r. row b~r. dealen1h1p '"th(' lrv11w HUIMV 7 JO PM Armoirt' ·~ Im porh, <1u1trU w11tch , eollt'Ct01 S ORNAMENTAL lRON • ' . -----64S-228.3 u v Auto Center We nt'l'tl t ~11lera Welcuml!I MlllC 41107 ~CUJfh tJrt', llt'm.lu!C'<'ht . (llus:hc·h). Cholt'e of design. $7 50 Hifl,st.no 1098 12' KJT& 2 s 111ls. dolly. ~~~r w"'~~,~·J.S(~r~r your Wled<·;ir• ::-."TORAGfo: I~ Newport &uch ~11m l'l:Stm 11ww cue & band ft/up.Steve~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $400 RENT New '7822' Motor be!lt orrer Mus1 """ im JOE STOCKUQUlDATIONS 91>munlJI M>k1 7!146400 TELEVISION Call67S.9454 Ho m e . Load~d . B y edl 1 770-32!' ••.. u.CPHERSO .... ~$1i'I Newportlilvd (;M --• . day1week/mo1i7S-S8J2 ~atey ~I -" 1133 !IQS ll4tHl686 Rruwn &Sllllzman wulnut l'OOL fAUU. He jtulti· Mite...._. Rent.ala t;AL20', new salls. Vllf'. 6 CHEVROLET ________ _, rofff..'\: thl, 24x60, s moke lion sz. Xlnt cond. $3.50. WCMhd IOI I Free Oehvery llP uutbrd, many xtras For rent. •78 Pac·e Arrow MUST SELL glllJI(! top 496-3082 Ph 673-8593 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOW AS$ I 0. MO. $3700. 83'7·4929 25', loaded. MIC Brand 1V7i ·~• ton Cht."\ y pu•k 21 Aut.0 C1•nu·r Dnvr ---. -------. --Wirnted : /\II discards , 1714)549·7024 Hob Ca 1977 T uil ne w. W lnt N r.,lcs up.Lowm1ht" Tov rond IHVINI': INcydn 1020 ~;ra, 11 herculon , gn•at Must sc!.rullcon11Ji11~of elut.hes,hshldappl .. dh•· 1c t, eq a 558-3060 Mako otrer. Sllt»7o!l~. 768-7212 ••••••••••••••••••••••• buy $6.'I Rcrlincr, SIS. ceramic tile 1Ht m11ll'S. bes Free pickup. Cathy. Pionee1' SX53S tuner $125. Sunnsc. w/trailer. Cover cveis . duys S8l·2600. c a11 i-----__ . 1 buyi1 dirt bike (.;ood con· Sofa &Chr $6096J..42M Decided ool to gel 101.o 67~ 2 Jermlogs R shelf spkrs & XlrliS. $2200. 67S-008 Rent 23• m ot.or homl•. all GoorRe WANTED! d.lt S40 -that business. He11t ortcr. --------$180 pr. Call 751·3410 all Soll Pl t d h & extras. $22S per week. 6' - IOI'\ 3 pc. romer bdrm l{roup, CMU833-0860. Mmlcal s ng B!I ren ,. rcac pernule.846-7~ ·75 Toyota Landc rwser L:Hc· model Toyol .J'•. ____ 66_1-62~1* _____ yt'tlow & brown covt>rb. ......._.... 1013 runnlng apin.never used . ....;_ _________ Too much t.o l111t. Mint Vol vOfi. f'1t'klll>b & Va n" •·or •Mle 2 girls 111eycles .:real for ll:.-en room. S7S. Movlng Sale Bdrm set, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21" Color TV $99 .• l yr Tandem ax I e l r I r . 76 Eatablla.-nt rond. Makcofr 64~3025 (;;;II U:i today· Good <.'Ol'ldllJOn. SJOc•ch ~·9140aners kitc hen hutch. M1!lc .. 1,~ •ex with ca"'e, made war. free del & 1>et up Baricnt under deek 675-8473 oO>er Items. Must sell ,,,..," " ~ Newport Blvd. CM wenches, Spurcrafl must ..:66..:__1-62.;__lt ______ Must sell P~an desk & 968-6321 m •rl&ll<.'e $250. 642·S:WO & boom . SS 6 • 8 6 6 0 Traien. TroYel 9170 Tnclt• '560 t'h1t1r. double drei.i.er, 493-S114 ---------wkdaya.8-S ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,...,..1119111~9 & Cornmny ko6ewood portable bar .. Hvy duty power l1twn Fender S tratoc a s l e r Kennwood 9060 receiver ---------feny3S'. very good c0r1d. "76 TOYOTA ..-2 upbol chrs glas!!·lop mower & edge r. like ~/best rr y h 160 walls $.'iOO. nnx 12'1 32' Block bland Cut~r. loci. new awnrng wl:.tdl· rtC.UPWTTH /aed Id! Cnn .. anons. labl~: rosewood _new __ M2-0039 FG 230 12ostrl~g s~ o~ noise reducl.J-00 unit $370 SS0.000 investA.'Ci, Nell ror Curt.a.IN. 631·3S811 c ......... _.. SHltJ I J.S~ l011pd MX bl.Ices .,... .. l I t t · • Both in good cond. Aft. S27.000/olr. In Nwpt Bch __ .........;.........;____ _.&;a ~ f'arli. & repairs all..., v.,eec. ypewn er,Twln bed box 11pnnl( &. besloffer.673-0l"6. 10PMSC8-4r779 1714 1 6S92158 dys , T~Utllty 9180 4 t peed,rad10,heat.cr& It Qllm bit clasi>1c coffee table, & llP· mattress. SSO Blk & whc , 659-44:59evei. •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• only 27.000 malC\'I L1k1· ------- n"W es phances.55~1416 lv. $30 I sp. Sw/blke· Clarine t, l(ood cond., Sony TC-850 tape deck.----------Uliltrlr SxlOonFordbcd. NEW' Lu~. 10f'6054 S lk t»Jl;;ONwpt Blvd CM. Must sell now!! Dtnrn~ boys $30. 1 sp it iris ~~:or :.ludent $50 $600. Have Acces too. 17' TtustJe. trlr. good COfl htt'l.., lilS. l33 16th M.. l996AT 642 7910 set. 4 rhrs. near new. sw/blke $40. Ladies 3 ~P --·--------1'C8801600. pp55HIOOO dlt1on. all xtrns. $85() •Z7 CM.11nytJmt> Sl'79 al 970 f ---S2S. Honda MI01 \rail E 848-9566 Ladle:. 10 11pd. Schwinn 842 Ol80 $100 ~4843 8~ft.~~7s. xcellenl 6' walnut Custom Crart lw1o ~. Psh Super s port, good cond .. 14" md a.mrquet Ram~· ta-ST O 1, "'. "'1 X TU ft L,'S, 557-6l 3J cabinet stereo w/elcctro UDO 14 &. traller. 112!170. 2 & .Ac:cn.ariff 9400 642 Sl61 bl /4 h 1 h \ .-. .-"' v0tce spkn;, power unit. sct.s of 1all.11, equlppt>d for ••••••••••••••••••••••• • · ~.';· bt~~1~e flo~!i ~~ct s . .,.1~A:~f~~ OfflctF•uut••lr8 Garrud SL55 ehn~r. racing. SLSOO. 634-6016 or wnrcs & Hims sxi.i.s. 8 Grrl's Slmgr11y·lypcb1ke chintz sora $400. 2 BOUTIQ. U£ 333£ 17ilt &p11,.....t 085 Sony 2SO tape elk , 997·68Sl d ys , 5S2·11S30 &lOplyrated./\llorpart $15. blue/bg ot'c. c hrs. S TREET'. C O S T/\••••••••••••••••••••••• w/record. head $7SO e ve!' lille new.~ after ___ 548_ ·328l w/cune backs S65ea. 2 MESA USID IUT HICE 548-8618 l~r ll27l9, gold, _s_·~---------~hwtnn Jr Vari11ly, JO walnult'ommodes$40('a. Wood & metnl desks, loah & Mariwe many extras . S750. spd,perf("('lcood.$90. 4!8"x66"dcsk&chrS175.4'S"x8'10" pool table, 18Mt'anlrtlei;$6S.Lelle r Eqli,.....t 646-ll71 548·2884, 557-3400 3'x6' glass top walnut good condition. QIU Jim & Legal file!! $7S. Exec & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8040 cot. \bl $75. Dec·or . lamps Aft.er6,6l1-0789 secreu.ry c hrs. $10.$50. G-ral 90 IO Glen 111· fbrgl~ sailed on· OOCJi $2().$7S. Sanl{o 4 Crowns ..... 11 f & f Lg discount on n ew ••••••••••••••••••••••• ce. Muln & jib, wood ••••••••••••••••••••••• Southhomplon 12 pl set .-,.~ark Ii et.-i, r rozcn Cumilurt'. $7:;()846 9439 l"ord posi ~lract1on J SO gears, S7S. for set. 548-3096 --------fwW• 9520 Golden Retriever pup. u.ng china $ISO 548·8618 1-&G 1129661 f'lrcwood c F. SURPLUS Kayak 14' Jo'brt¢1s. flota· spa~ -- Pleb. AKC "'1eld & s how ---------499·2A94 2044 Placentia, CM tion foam. $150 Call 25 ' Cor onado, exeell LAlltk-.- pel. Shots. wormed, CU5tom bullt Delta Pool . 63I m1 846-9439. cond . $7500 w /sllp rau.cd w/TLC. Xlnl dlllµ. Table Slate top. <.;all New Tunlun Exerc yclc '°QM«s'iH OO-IY149, S44·543S <213142S·LS61. ~afters·~-w /ergomete r , $275 St/c~ se<.1 desk. 5' hy 3 ------- -cash 67~6125 2'6"·S75, swlv/chr. S2o:F•M 90 0 loah. Sllps/ AKC German Shepherd Must sell 3 pt' c orner ••••••••••••••••••••••• ""--L-9070 Rd k '"·d dbl M9-0120afl.6pm. _. JJUllS. ~ background bdrm set. Exeell. eond. rm set, ng s2 ..,... . ---------35 HP MERC 0 / B All ••••••••••••••••••••••• Top bloodlmes. l:Uac·k S75. 919-5732 dresser, mlrror. 2 n1te electric, like new SSOO and tan. 638-9308 st.ods, 2 lamps. I End lbl, Exec. Offke "'"'-675--94.54 SU.-S AV AH.AILE YAC Newport 846-0551 Boston T erriers AKC, fi wtt:.. well mt1rked. Male & remale. 893-6738. NEW HOUSEFUL wood ok desJt, Amer Oak Stunning formal living unU1 secy, oak s \er(•n rm group, family rm. & 2 cobol, 25" cir tv, hv·rm bdrm sets , g la sstop chr, fold dn bed, Wr h.h tubles, lamps . ll1Jth s1debrd w/bulch, lwn !.7. MOVING can't ke\!p pup quality, lo pnce. P . P. matt/bx spnngi., plants. 111ci., bllt mrn1ature 7702881 etc.640-036S e ves. ~hnauwr nl.~-'CiI> lov111J.: ------__ _ ram1ly, 1>holl\, papers. Mu~l i.ell . 2 adJUStabk lu· ~ell for undt•r pd ";1cctroped1r hl'dl! pnce or $22S. 642 6835 w/v ib r ators , priced l'atnt'e ri.:ht. 67S 4363_. ___ _ llcaut1ful Black :o.('l SaH 8055 For Sale Ci maU1 Mol>('d $175, 'SS Chev S.">00. runs ~111147·1433. 3 exec. swlcs or prac· t1t'olly nt·w matching fumrture to be sold a11 a i.:r uup. Top quu l1 t y nam~ such as Kimball. Myrtle. Gunlot'k, Mon terrey. Also swivel &:;1dc chairs, tabll.-:>, sofas, ell' Call nft('r6PM, 640-8077 . Boal mold. for 14 , JO' Avalon moonn1. In saJI~~ ea. front of Scan 's and swim - --area. S26.000 673·S099. S'n H.P. Bnllsh seagull. S-U _ _. _. r 32· Long shaft. used only J P n"'-'•l'v or nf'w hrs 846-6452/~ Ketch. Newport Beach ----area.631·049CJ loah. Power 9040 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shp Wanted: for my S4 r1~hln1t yacht. Bonus 213/1133-4746 •••••••••••••••••••••• 1941 Ply•outh Woodle 32,000or1g miles. Maroon w1l h new Re mingto n whitewalls. l mmac . lhru·oul. Ser ious in· qw nes ooly. 673-7692. CottVAJlt MOHI.A 1965 Engine 1s 1n ex- rellent condition• In tenor. ~OOd c·ondllwn, extenor needs minor n • pair. S800 or best offe r. Ca II 646-043'1 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 10£.0 HARBOR BlVD (OSTA MlSA 642 0010 ••••..•••..•.......•..• 75 PflE-OWtoiED vw·. & IMPORTS toCHOOSE~ROM! ~Our t'rnt• L11w Jl •ltLL YAM Harbow VW POISCHE AUDI• 1871 1 BEACH IL. 1976 'foyotJ l'rr k up Huntiftqton hoclt Tru<'k ii i<pe>"°r1 . m:ii:'. 842-4435 ri•ar bumpl'r, mirror'. -- CICl47M I Alfa Romto 9705 Sl7'5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t 363 I HerbOt 0-C.dlln (il()..e OM &Jl,2>3) •llUVAM P'OtlSCHE AUDI• ltrn MGU, l'trcen, i1tereo ICIPI', lul(J:<t).!t' r oll'k 1!1.M miles t203 H YQ 1 S5.19S -~ IJ831 H""1>0t n1W1 ~ Cl<IMI •w DI 1"3 '74 Vc·tor.-. ~oocl rond S3llOO I offi · r 642 0633 '707 •..••••..•......•...•.. •llU VAN rottSCHE AUDI • 1974 Auch f'ox. Yellow d UlO m d t l(". 2 r1 oor :-tcn.-cJ, II lrar k . "'I.OOH null.-s IOl'31.GT 1 u .n s • lb'l t Hatb<.;r f1two r.a'°"" f .ro¥ft ... 636~2ln te r t lab. Well tra1nt•d , ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtll mannered. Good ·uper Ga r agt'r in with kids. 111'1 y rs All Eas t hlufr, 15 y r s or ~hots. "'r«'e i<ood horn<' tre11.sured hems rollt•r l •SEA RAYS* BOAT SHOW PRICES Nn bu!llnes11man needs 48 Ford 4-dr sui:wr-rllx pcrmunent slip for Z7 ' runs iood. body stra1J?hl: E r •.r 11 on s 11. 11 boa l · never touched, needs up-~70 holst.ery. $1375. 979~:\6 '64 Chevy .\'• Ton P l! . r. 7S f'ox wagon. 34.000 mi cyl, J·i.pd. rbll cni: S97S Good cond W1•ckduy' Aft 6. &12 9626 ~~'4 I onJy. 494 2382 (•d by 2 household:! thul -- -have become one. Chest Wonted l(Oud horn<· rrcezer, la wn rurn . wtchHdren for r. mu. old r lolhing. Misc. Sept l(d natured comhlnuLion 16&17. 10 AM to 4 PM. Clcrm1in Shep Terrier 2338 Arbutus, Newport remale puppy. Shots, $35. Beach-644-1413 979-8613 or H47 ·3383,1~-------- 7-9AM or 4·7PM SklS, boots. clolbtng, furn. & other household Items. Germ. Shorthair Pointer, 1220Ma!n lf.B. AKC, hunting & r ham· 536-4187 pionship !me, 7 wk.s. Sl7S. 83G-36HO Garage Sale 16 & 17. 2340 ----------1 "B" Elden Ave. C.M AKC yellow Lab pups. Gold, $100. Misc. items. • 9 wks, sholl!, 557-4405 10 qt. pre111ure-cooker. ----like new, baby Items. Pekapoo female l year garden tools , rurn, old. Very lovable. Older rakulator. sewing ffiltt'h, children. 549--0(MW aft. S 2 tvs, dolhing, & mlsr. Kc Sal. 10 to 4pm. 34322 Via Lab pu:ps, A , 6 Wkll, F' ,... nAh $1:.0 ea. Oy1 833-7241 , ortuoa ...... po"" H.»8879 eves. ""'I Sept 15th lhna Sun ,.,._to Yo. 1045 Sept 17lh. IOam. S68 /\Ila ••••••••••••••••••••••• Vista Way, Lag Bch. Too 2 doga for large• y ard. _m_uc_h_to_l_ls_t. ____ _ Oood pcta & watchdo11s. GARAGE SALE-2 10 spd t-'rce ! 642-6790 boys bikes 1 complete -= $00. S gal fish aquarium W.... w/gupples, $IS. Girls CBll clothell 1lies B·JO, m en's To ad hm 7 wk Kitten, clothes. many toys, new rem, fire y lll(c r . lg pieces of material, P l I Fl t amber Or lamp SS. Many s=.'~1b/ ws. 111 indoor & outdoor plant~. 2 pr of boot..<J, st 2 & 3. LoVU1ghome. Mancllet!ter lloover elet' broo m 1 Terrier, 8 mOIJ old, Ben· l(rass tnmmers. bira J•l'fa~. ~1717 cage, lire, 2141 College Playful kittens. Ave. Thur & Fri only. S,? Sw~ltli Thw. lbni Sun 50ct', Hon· 548·2140 da, tools, turn. lumber. pello rum, c•mPU\i 1ear 8 Wf'ek·o&d box trained kit· & tent.a. Lols of misc. 221 teoa. Black Ir White. E. l9lh St .. CM 968-11783 ---------Whale of a Sal e I! Male kitten. blk Manll, Furniture, appliance, housebroken. collar a. baby ttema, il1A1ware, lw!J,friendly842·S481 pot1 & p11n11, dl1be1, Wlemeramer, spayed F. x lnt dl1poalUon, ad w/chUdren, to •d home ~l.liOI atla/evtt c~. tools, itnd much more. Sept 16 & 17. Sat & SW.'I SAM to 6PM. 1i87 Maple Ave. lfA, CM Movtna ulo evcrylhlnl( rw•u• IOIO RO"· 1"281 t111cicnd1 Dr, •••H•••••••••••••••••• JIB. Wtttmlnsl<'r & Spr. --------•I lngdale. Thur/Sun **I BUY** Electrolux v11c w/cord Oeod used Fumtture & winder $35. Mr Coffee Appll1nce1-0R I will mnk~r SS L a.,dy Son· 1cUorSEIJ..for You. Mom pror 11tylc hair MASTMS AUCTION dryttr ss. Electric root .......... 6 & IJJ.9625 mHuaer $2. F:lectrlC' .--~~-~~~~~~ pt"rcolater SI Electric = f1111 SS Small j1guw 110. CASH PAID 333E181.h St .. Apt. 0, CM P'or Id UHd tum, 1ntJ· qum•ctrTV'a957-81U WanlAda Ca.!!_~8 UGHTNING ONE DAY SERVICE Th e Dall y Pilot o rre r s classtrled 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.rn. on Friday your ad will appear in the Dally Piiot delivered Saturday morning or, place your ad before noon on Sat urd ay for Su nd ay morning's paper. Our friendly ad·visors make It easy to place an ad. And, you may charge your ad or hav e u s bill It to y our Ma s t erC h arg e or BankArnerlcard/VISA. It only &akes a few words In the right place to attract a buye r . Along the Orange Coast the right place to advertise Is In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ------ All 78 Models' Must go N ~ f:D SLIP Cor new 27' Sailboat. Dick 67~1.JSl ~Spffd& 9080 ·74 R11nchero. &tr. P IS, r 18 , new M IC'IH!lln11, brks. s hork11. lmm1H' l,ow mllt7!\ 4 9i <1 :J2 'l S3SOO Mnklnl( room for lfnO mode18 now on d laploy. HARRISON'S SU RAY IOATS ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 20' Forwmla Runabout. 67S-M73 lassie Old Diesel 1001 Mercedes Ben z. Old body style, <round fenders I Model 1900.b . I m · maculale throughout. ~ lo like new c•on- d ltton . I Lit' # 1!100 I 714/U3S-1381 '73 Luv 4·spd, AMt l-M radio, 8·t.rk tarx" i.t1/1Jd -l'()fld. SI 799. 559 74!r.1 ---------1~6 Ford Woody, orrg 3101 Coast Hwy, N R 631 -2547 --------1 Trmufl a riathM •••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Sdt/ 1!147 Chris C rart. day R...t engine. V ·8 rial h{'ud. Brlilld n w l''lSO fo'ord '711. runs gd. Nu tires, whls, 460 V-8, duul lank!., trlr roof, slats m s rdes, paint, :o1per1al CO'll $1QOO, Su•· br akes ss.0001o rre r S6800 646 2271i t• r u 1 s e r , e n ~ . n d s • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • manifold, Best oHe r Older camrx-r 4·&ale. wt 673-47~ truc k. SlSO. Stove 644-S736, 1213) 283-7081 BI RTHYEAR COIN PLA9UES F'rrst 10/20'4 oU Will.Jams Girt Gallery 1.900 f'600 :! Ton. Slc •l betl S3.000 or hllt orr 642-11~ '76 TROJAN 2.5'. Bnslol rc{ng 640-2700 cond. xtras. Sl4,7SO/o(. Motoriud lff&es Ul32 Newport 642·6526 V CIM 9570 fer.551J..8534 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~Rau, 9540 Rods Cb.rill Craft Tri·Cabln 46. Great buy. red '77 C1l1m ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y h •. D . , Moped Good cond .. 84 • ., .. F I ,...9 r 1 M l ac t 1 agr oon ma .• S3lO C&ll aft 6 P .... 1&con-. 11:\. us custom dol cedar hull, wkdys 948.~7 see• Super t'lcan Sell or ubsolulely magniClcent, -------1 trade for m1n1 truc·k slps 10, 2 beach & s hower Peugeot Moped 642-1253. SIS galley, rerrig, VHF. S2SO. Needs work. -4-MIL.-_-...J_D_ri_•_•_• __ 9_5_50 aut.o paJot, depth finder, MS-81171 .,...,_ windlass, ONAN ~wlm ---------1 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• step!!, w/twn gaa 460's w Blonco Moped opprox 3S hris since ma-Good condition S200. jor overhaul. $48.000. 642·6174 Private purtleic o nly ~of!~•/ please 540-5937 13' Wheeler. Evin 5-0, clec &rt. trlr, hyd &tr. PI P 840-2255, 992·456 l l979 Searay 26' EJCprellS (,'rulser, twn 470 Mere cruiser. rresh water cooled. extras. 549·4346. 915 •••••••••••••••••••••• 197G Horle)' Otivld!iO SS.250 Brand new, only lS mJlct <No mu1takl-, IMlly IS 1ntle8.) Askllllol $700 or best orrer • MS-21613 COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #1 IMCALIF. 1971 CHEROKEE $6995 IJ8AIRNNl311GGJ 1971 J.20 PICKUP $6995 IJ8A46rNl40439J ••••••••••••••••••••••• HAMD MIEW 1978 8100 DODGE VAH 1170228) 1410341 OHLYS4895 IRVIME DODGE 40 Auto Center [)r IRVIN fo; 830~3388 ,..ord 76 Jo.:cono1111t' :![>Cl v ~ 1·11~ Air, fl 11 p h .11110 lfllO!I Wllh COOIN r :idlU, ('UM • <' h . l'U:-.lom ml . S(U., blOVl', f l'fll I( l!IHI /l.t drr lit<' 11rr,, w1nclow, & v~11L>1, <'Xlru fut I la nk lrll'r h it h $7 H011 tl7:1 :.!0.\0 11.IY'· l'VI'' tl73 12:!9 '76 Che vy , f'/ 11 , f'tS 34 .000 mt''I ('ui.t m 1nl('1 xlnt <'Ond Stl200 ~>II ~i4o.1 _ru_s_k_f_o_r _D_a_v_e. _____ 11978, YZ2SO, New, ndde 17' Olaupar w /3SHP twice. mu~t 'ell. si375 7R C.M (' Cu•tnm V.tn . JohnRon OB, & trlr, Aftfi,8429626___ FREE I 00 $1000 down. tukt· <•v(•r $1300 S42.ro93 .7 y h 125 payment11 ~!) 7~!M 27 , ""airliner Cabin R~·a'!l:c.11 sl11rt U;s" GALLONS GAS 000 1 " "19-8436 with ourchasc of any 75 Ood11e 34, 1111 c~ Cruiser, S~rew. Sell -'-'---------1 JeepwTthlhlscouJ)On Loodoo SS.~ 1'~w, or Trade · 64$·5838 sso Honda, xlnl. cond. S.'17.97~ or968-toal sooo Call 11ny eve after 31• auu eran C!Omm. All s· PM, 4!lft 6298, s c. WI WILL HAT AHY Wltln&r DIAL OHAHYMIW lbirls. F\tlly equipped. In Honda T rsll 90. llrHl N>n· Unbellevablc c ond dlliun, only 120 ml. $375. $22,500. P IP 673-4220 980-16.'H 11ft('r $ J!EP WIARI OVERSTOCk!D Cre•m Putr rlbcrl(lass V hull. l/O 4 cyl 110 UP Mere. cruiser , WI' ~hu1w. Q,nva!I cover. Sar. $245-0 fot qulck sale. 640·4~ 28' Power 1portfl11hlnJ1 boat. Wood hull, Oyln..: brldac. ne wly rc•bul It ro1ln c. N«'ed11 sorne work. Over11ll condlllon u cellenl Urand new dlrectlonat tinder 11ntl FM a.w•)' rodlo. 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N710 875·3148 1a VW <.:ONVt:KTIBLI!:. llkt• n1•w ' t-'•cl .11r, AMl t-'M Ml('hf'HnM Im IH't't'i.bly Mu 1ntunt•tl SJ1!!0 Pr 497 3 lJlS l1 VW 1>a11her. newly uv1•rltuulcd I' P l owner onl} 644 74~ ---Hno vw Ou~. run1 ~ood 10.000 1111 SI~ or bt:11l ol ll-r ·11.M ~tz> •llLL V.AH PORSCHE AUDI • l!n3 Volk11w.11<on S u1>\•1 f:hil( 1>l1·roo ra:-.i.1·lll' <3840V<;> $2595 t.7 C:Jmrwr. 1o:ood 1·11n1I I0.0011 m1 ' on 1•111(, $lli00 w lr..1 uft Mb ~9 llf ~uurt'b1tr·k, new t1rci. 6< hrk~ $1~1 ll'fl. M8 1017 'tll VW ~111:11 cback. 11•hl1 "'ng, run' It'""' $750. 675-3576 '04 IJaJa Bui: rhlt l'lll' ~ 1r11m., $750 K4l !Jfl2t. all1•1 6PM '61! VW Bt·l'lll'. n 111· wh1l1· runbourd. or1~ lw1J.:co 11111. JOM in 11\ll'l'h ltl 1·n1t. luoh and rn' llk1· 1111, '"fll'I ctn. mny xtrai.. SMfllJ. Z Y A CllH! ( · 11 11 11 r 1 I( own1•r, .1111• !J7 f, :,;14(, cJy,.,/Kofl 31$71i 1·v1· 7:1 VW Hur.. Ty111· l I. ·tx.11011 m1. AM / l"M . 1'11•.111, $<1200 or hi.l ol r IY!tl l!<l•JI) ·73 VW c.'Onvt·rl • xlnt con d1hon. run!I 1<reat . S200a Firm 1>75 !l l!J7 1!15>1VW V1111 Fr t111•11 M111t.r l~·i.t OHc1 :JC.O !>:1111 • • DEMO CUARAHCE 1978 CADILLACS Cou1x•i. & S4-<l1J11i. ~·v1lh•> EXTRIEMElY LOW MILEAGE .. :xcell.-nl Savm~i. • /O(X) ll.111 IOI fi/v(I ( lh!ti Mc.-..· •,40 <>100 •llLL VAN r<>RSCHE .AUDI• 1976 {' J d ti I J <'. Scv ti le. burgund) p:1ddc.'<i vinyl lop, ~plil ~<'IJlS, full power .Ill lculhl•r 1n- t(•r1nr AM F'M .. 11·r1 ·0 luel 111J•·1·t11111 :J:i . .:1111 nuh•s c 1:.0l'K II 1 $9395 77 C',;!I ('pp 111• V tll1•, yl'll11w, 111.1111·<1. 111 m1. lll'I f 1•0 1111 ~14 HOO 7[)2 71111 01 !"> 1'I (}')'l(J l'a1I ·77 Cl>V Hl m1. "harp. lo ,1d1·1l, pri v o wnt>r M1dl Mu'l .... 11 ~ l .t I I Ill (I I 11 I II ~ ' 71<1 'IW1110f Ford 9940 ... f9'MJ 99 52 Pty.oytti , '16 c ..•..••••..............•....••......•................................ • PHIL LONG FORD \•••,_.._..I•" ~.#1 0...., '••.-••• .... ..-#1. •"""•'-•••· , ...... COMPLETE STOCK OF'71 FORD RIST.A'S 3 I>r. Jlalrhha1·k. 0.•<"or 3 Or llal«hb1tr k. Sport :J Or Hatchback. Gh1u 3 Or Hatchback BALANCEOI" '78 Fl F~'iTA STOCK 2% OVER INVOICE PKt: FOHO ('J.EARANCt: Tiw2'. Ovrr lnvo1c1· 1-:xrlurfr:.. 1>1·11ln Rett-ntion & f'l l'll *SMITH FORD• 12801 Hrnokhuri.I Gardl·n Cirov1• 534-3254 Sult Endi. !l/16/7X ·n S11wre W).(n. Xlnl. n1·w tin·~. bl Slllt)O U11·k, 54() 41 l:J I.JI ::.. 5:;1 O'Jl4 1.1fl 5&wknd~ 1975 GranJdJ Gh1 .1 AM/FM. air. power. lo D'\l $3200. 536-0334 ---- 9945 ....................... YE.AREND CLEARANCE SALE '76 MUl!lUnl: Gh111. 37.000 mi rw11> l(rl':il A~k 1n" S360U Ph 00 7l<!l 11 llll ~. Jl S.00~ '74 MUST.ANG II H.ATCHI ACtC COUPE Vinyl l<>p. 11ulo tr11n11 . V6 cn1uoc. pwr "'le\'rin11 • wr 1•0t11l & rally wh1•1+. 11•11K ~·r 1 $2499 NABERS UhJ H.11b0t Hlvc1 C<N,. ~'· c;40 9100 '75 ,lYMOUTM VAU AMTSEDAH Vil. .; u I•• in c1t11· I•~• '!lt' .. rtnl{ ht 1tkl'~. 1,,1' lilr. r11•h11. htuwr Sh,111 (8tllN lit.>, $2999 ~A BERS (-Jdiffeat/ II 1()0 H .. rl>Ot llMt C" 0--1.1 M~. ').40 <)1()(1 '72 l>u .. 1.-r V·8, low m 1!1• l mm.ir $1.175 Mubl -11 11 h) ., lJ 714 64~ ~!Ith 111 6Ji1 ;.1141. ontiac ~...,bile 9955 .. ·,,,···~··············· ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.• I un ta.,c A~tr1• ~ ·71 C"ull,;~ 1\/(', I' !"I l't JI. v x J ulo. lo n11 xlnt cond $1375 644 2046 i 5 CUTLASS SupN'mP f' fir . vinyl lop. bu11~u11 <.l)'IHllVl'I." c. PIS, I' !'. AM / f-'M. l'fWl>tt COl\l1 11I 645-32a) W.1).(01t Muny 1·xt1 .1 Xl11t 111n1I 1<42 5000 I l-'11 , l11rd 1''orm1.1 •. !-.1l"'l'I Hlui··Hlul• v11!111 f.o,11J1 d Top ''01111 ).°1 Hl)Our II o(fr ~ 521) .. ii 1'111 l111 d 1"orm11 .. 1 i\M l"'<f 11 t rk . ri w 31.0011111 $MOO 496-0lh .. '74 Oldh t 'ulla,.i., 1:1111tl ---- cond. ltmtJiod ik!til lllll'I 'tlJ Vt1 l'hlrd 40() S..16 ·~~1 srn.w eu11 P'lnto 9957 ••••••••.....•........• COMPLETE STOCK OF '78 !i4X l!047 all 6 MUST SELL l!Y11i A:.tn.1 Bcuut c11ml I 11 w 111 t I(• i.11( •• w I 11 .. 1wnf11·1• IS:I0·340fl FORD PIHTO'S l'uny :! l>t ~1·!11111. 1'111111:.: llNlllCllH"Dird 9970 f) r s I'd a II I " I ltun.1hout. ~ IJr \\ .1~rn1. :! l>r S1a111111 W.11(011 ~tUll•• llAl.ANCl':IW 714 I• J NTlJ S'l'l l( 'I\ 2% OYHIHYOICE l'J\J:; t-'01(1) Cl.EAltANn; Tht• i!'. Ov1•r lnvnic 1• 1-:,.1 IL11h .... l>10,1h•1 ltl"!\·ntum & l'ft•J> •SMITH FORD• 1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD vx .. wt omdl1c· lr1111' 11w1 'll·•·nn14 & bruk1•, pwt v.1111low~. ltll Wh1·1'1. l.wtorv a 11 c•ond . r u11111n1 ~hl't'I' rnd11.1 & h1•es1t•1 ~·r 1~1 Stk 1'3405 S5888 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Ill VO. COSTA ME SA 642 0010 Yotvo 9772 Ct..vrcMt 9920 Now rlosmg out our Bra n d n e w 1 97K Mt-rrurys and Lmrolni. at !.Ub!lt<intwl dlS('OUl\l!t Cit1 a larj'(1• part 11( 1h.1t li.l year ·, dt•prN·1utio11 on one of our cl01>c out models. Sec us today ! 1~11 ljrookhurst Gmch•n Grov1• '76 FORD MOON ROOF ....••....•••••...•....•••...•................ 534-3254 IEfOREYOU SB.L YOUR VOLVO, SEE US! MAR9UIS VOLVO MISSION Vl&IO 831-2880 495-1210 540-5630 ~air ~;nds U/ 16178 '73Squ1n•Wu1wn. ex(.'(lll cond Must 114lll 1146 1111 ~1 ·1:1 P rnto Wa~o11 lhun llJ.OOCt m t 'tifl C-hc·vy C'111lM1·1._ 2 dr . 2626 HARBOR BLVD lll:rlorm 11111tm '74 Monlt· ('arl11 Lundau lo tni'h. 1\1(', AM/FM !ilt'reo. till whl. crw se cntrl. NWlvl'I bti<l 11<.'als. uut.o r1oor loC'k:,. PI W . l'l<' work ; 752·23 15, home . !'i52 5928 IOll"SO\' & so~ • LINCOLN· ME HCURY La:H of 1h1· luK11t v 'Bird''. Padded top. I 1111 power Wllh l'UKtOm Ill tenor. 054PI E 1 $5999 NABERS very "ti l't111tl. S7!.IJ must M•ll lh1111 wk w/lt·si. un hi· ('lt•an. &1 ufr ORANGE COUNTY w1~1 lliW COSTA MESA ~ VOLVO Cor•alr MOftxa Manrick 9947 '71 !-><iwr; Wagon.-.;h11;,-:. ~I EXCLUSIVF.LY VOl.VO Clauk ~:••••••••••··~··•••••• "!XI. air. l'/S, l\M/t-'M Lltr1o1e11t Volvo Dl'uln En1otini· in i·Xl't•llcnt run 7:J Mavenc·k. 43.000 m1 1-.1i.:.. rf rrk. ru111 int. Jc~ H,1rboo Biv<l Co-.1" ,......,.,_ 540 <>100 mOrungc Cou11ly' nlng condition. lnlcr1or. pwr st.eer .:.i1rl'ond nun smokt-r. Mit·ht·lln 67 TllllH > Clui.111e. 11111 BUY or LEAS t: good cond1t1on. exte rior $2200/0ffcr 5411 5005 radrn b ~'lU52° 55ti 8660 pwr. x Int con II SH-:' , DJRt:CT need& minor repo1r 196S '70 Mavenrk. xlnt 1•nr11I wkday-; 4· " 03_ 49~ :IOJ'; bd 8Jm1 Jll ~, ,5"::.::.,w::~' ___ r1_e~_66_~_":1_8M_~50-1m_•:~:~ ~jJ::~;~~;.~;~ :.~~ ;-.. -.: ........ !~.~~ - 2025 S. Manchester looki. I!'~· ru11~, good ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'harp V1•g.1 l1Jlthb1o1·1o. Anaheim -n:n-2011 S650 49'.! ~ ORANGE COUNTY '~ '7J Pinto Hun11hou1 Ii:! llOU l~ril t.i1v. mlleui:t· Sl5'• ';JV uEWEST m 1 ' ~'. 11 " ti 1· 11 n ti li73 64 1:1 Monte C:u1'lo. 11174 L 1lll· " 11200 (( 675-Ml'i f 1--------dau. whl & maroon, -t3K LINCOLN-MF:RCURY i; to N . / 8 1 ·7-1 Vt'UJ GT. 1 i;p<J 2 S w ed i s h V n l v (J Ml'rh•n ira n o w at l vun'a, 1995 lla rbor Blvd .. C.M . 6'5·1!l82 ·77 Volvo 245 Wu1oton. 1 :.pd overdnve. PS, I\ Mt 1-'M 11lcreo. lmmut·. :w 2~1 mpg.16200 l'h 114!_ 071lt Autos, U•ftl ....••......•.......... 9905 .........••............ '71 Hornet SST. /\(;, PS, PB. new lirt.:i-. In Vl'rY grl cond. l~·11l olr 53:1 03H7 duyi.. or 4!17 :111 1 nrt 6PM luiclc 9910 •.............•........ 73 1t1v1e1J Xlnl lu11d1'<1 Wl•t•k1l.1y' lil!\ M 11 ---- I 111111 '71 Elec1ra l l.5. xlnt l'llntl 1111 thc l''tlra' + M 11 hl'lrn lJreb 4!lh 25tl!I $197~ '67 IUICK RI YI ERA 70,000 m1lc11. urw 11w111•1. nw1· 1·1md • 1 uni. J.(11od. on ly lll<t'<b p11111t Mulfla·r ~Y'lll'lll. ~hoc.•kio. Nu 1• 111 lerior $875 .... ,,.. ............... I.Ml Harbor, Cuxt11 Me!I• MZ.07tl m1. xlnl rond . At <" ~alen1h1p 1s nowOl'EN pm ---PI O.l'tS.u1r Skre11 AM/FM. wr whlb. 1 lady RAY PLADEIOE 'H Pinto Wu1oton . xlnt St300 548·2JHO dr iver $3300/bst ofr LJNCOl.N MERCURY t•nnd. 56,000 m1'11, lllSO t-----~ 2400 lti 114 Aulo Ct•ntn l>r :16:1 1002. i\Uflrt•) !If;:! f>:-•hli I lfalrhh;ll'k, R&JI. .11111 t r .111' (;11od 1·0 1Hf 1 '69 Malibu. nt•w t1r1•i-. SDt-'wy·Lalce Jo'ore~tcxit Plymouth 9960 OW_nr_S750 6-40-17~ /\I(;, "ood lrun11 Mui-.1 bt• IRVIN ~; -.old by f''ri $7SO ti4:i 1)4811 ____ 1_3_0._7_0_0_0___ :•••••••••••••••••••••• '74. ydlow .• iuto. h111d1llk 01 731·4200 72 lto:ulrunni•t V 14. rum. 4f.,t01 mt 'S14!lS. 540 30h•• 73 Novu S:llKJ Nt'l11b "11111w rcp1111'1'1 11'.ll ()7:tli '77 Monte· Carlo lomlt-11. On!!: ow111•r. 1ww ruhbt:r $4,500 75l 11:r1 --Continental 9930 ············••4•••••••• '7•1 l.1nr nln ( 111H1m•n t.1I Mui k I\. "llnt 1•11ntl Whll I '''I 1•1111 1 J II . • ""'l' 1ont1 o l, 14 11 k A~ FM s lt'fl•I), $~ . .f7'1 l'I' ti40 200H l'Vl'S or 752 1111 d} ... 9932 .•...................•. 1978 CORVETTE l.uu1ft•1J ' A ll1•11ul y 1 (:)641'0.J I Only SI 3,495 HOW ARD Ch••rol•t t>ov1· ~ ll11111I !"lb I N1•a1 M 111·1\ 11 l111r. .J11mhort•1• & ll111tl11I ) NPwporl l\i .. H'h 8 33-0555 '6'1 MnC'Ury d 1·un. Hu1 ... 1 I "I"'· lloly 522 Travc•rM· Dr . CM R11n11 s:11 ~ -t hur 1·:11 II ll1•a11l111'1 --~- Mt 11f'M ti'ltl t>[i l ~, $1!1:\0/fl(I :14!1 l!ill:> '7it t11d1hk. 1llx 1111 .rn111 YEAR END CUAR~HCE S.ALE W1• an• 1111w 1·111,1111• 11111 1111r 1·11111 •· ... 1111·k 111 111 .11111 111·w l.1111 oln M1·11 111 \ I'll" lklllll'> llHI ,11 '<Illa i.t,•nl•al ,,11 1ng ... L11~ .... $3978 tor brund m·w Mt·ri·ur ' i'.t>phyn. I 17(H5 I S1•1• II!> today• 540·5630 1011\'so\' & so" • LINCOLN·MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA '77 MERCURY COUGAR XR-7 11 .. w 111l'' i r.:oo ,.,, F'ln<.I whal you w:tnl in 1'1•rt1•1·1 ~J l:>CJ 111 hi.I 111 : Dully l11l1111 ·t:"!f1f11•1b 5411 •Wlll a lt , & wkrul1< Atlto•, Mew 9800 Avfot, New 9800 •·••·•····•••···••····• •••.••.........•.•..... Coclll 9915 76. wh1tP/wh1l1· kalh tnt . •••••• ~........... •••• I ou <It• d . ~ I II I 4' 11 11 ti MOON KO<>I' <.:u h11oh•I lop, full pwr ll';11h1•1 111 tcno1 . i..µhl l'IOWl'r scoti.. f1wl ulr, AM/ l''M i1tn1-c1 with lupr plny1·r 1111 wh1•1•I , 1·r11111I' 1·1111t111l On l v l [>.flflfl 111 111·' t 10:L~Nl'.I '73 CADILLAC COUPE De VILU P11d<l1<cl top. full l>()wcr. tact cur. leather lnlf·rlor, and low rrulei. 1:17C><i.l I' I $3999 ~4B~.~ ~c 1.000 I L1111C)t Olvt1 Cowc1 ,...._..,., S«}QIOO 77CADtLUC B.DOUDO Red with while leutht•r & wtule Cabrloll'l tnp .. 'ull f)OWl'r. •»Ill powt't lit!lllll. AM I t'M with ti trock playerl f•,·t. ulr, till wheel & crul1e CQntrol Low . lo w mll fl11' C63:'1U MX l $9999 BERS $81100 1Jo,t 11il ti7:1 n1:1 Dodcp 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1977DODGI ASPEHWAGOH <.;omplelt' with 'llcreo Ull)I'. nuh1e ron1rol. tilt wht.'t'I. i.pht pow1•r wats. d1·h1x1• ln11•t'lor & "''' th.111 1 o.000 m 1 it'., I\ n MltZlrede in 111.17Sl'll > ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76PO•DLTD BROUGHAM SID.AH P11tlded top. fu ll power. factory nlr , lilt wht>el. Mplll x\•at11 und low m llt•11 l?IMPOM I S3899 NABERS ~ lOOO HMbo1 8fl;c1 C~M Me.I. S40 9100 S6799 NABERS r!adtifLI// 1J;l;X) HMl>OI Blvc1 C0\1.1 ~ c;40.<)100 ;7:.: Mer cury M11rqu111 Hrougham. fully l11111l«cf In m1. xlot l·ond lk•-.t or (pr owr $1675 846-0070, ~W74 '74MBlCURY CA,RI v 6 • •• u I (I Ol II I 1ran11m 111111o n 1111wl•r :1l( .. •nn11 &. hrnk··~. C'Ondltlomn1t t4i :O.!ll I •S2899• GUSTAFSON LINCOLN Mt-:HCU HY 16300 twurh lllvd Hunllnl(lo11 U.•uch 142-1144 Mutt_., HU ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 Olk. Cobri• Undt•r war renty 15800/tlrm Home 788 UO/work 770-4118 lillTIFlllll LINCOLN · MERCURY. 1000 llACM llYO. NUNflNOTON llACM 2·8844 auno uu air. ma11. '71 300 co. 4500 mlll't: bra. 9.000 ml Very clHo .. aunroot. c811ette, moplt> Alk for SWve. 6'5 0792, tllow tzl 000 &U-lMl '17 9l2, 5 U>d. or11 Very •• VW 81.11 E;&cellenl JJ77 s.vtlle. lo ml. lo11dl'd. i 4 Pinto. amtfm I tr111k condlUon. New enalno St0.300. I 111200 Alereo. Aood cond . runt '70 Mu11uin1 M Mch I ~I mt Full pwr MM m1 new Llru Xlnt cond S2900 ofr 642 '1270 v-.. , ........... -"" --... -"" °""' l•Ot•• •I l'Clln -.. ~...,~ T70 45M ant Ad Help" &42 507 rlun f 5000 fi rm t.44 411117 S2000 ~ 3565 751 5263 11rl'ol $1200540 !Will I DIO DAILY PILOT Thursday Sepwm.bo>• 14 '97& NEW •EW 1978 &RA•D PRIX FROM·•LY I 978 GRAND PRIX J MODELS SJ MODELS LJ MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM EXAMPLE: 2J37 A8P640412 •EW 1978 &RA•D AM COUPE NEW 1978 &RA•D AM SaAll ~-~ • f:actory air cond. •Automatic trans. c • Power steering - • Power brakes • Strato bucket seats 20 27U8P582442 Dealer's Suggested Retail 57595 ·Console • Gauges Dl~C • T mted glass ~ OUNT 51229 56366 • Sport mirrors • Power door locks • Power wmdows •Tilt wheel • Cast aluminum wheels Sat• Price IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •EW 1978 CATAUllA SEDA• Eqlllppedwfttt . • f: actory air cond. • Cruise control •Gauges • Tinted glass • Sport mirrors • Power door locks •Power windows •Tilt wheel • Rattye wheels • Automatic trans. • Power steering • Power brakes IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Sate Price 56682 ~=~cond. 3' 1 J\L • Automatic trans. ~ *'. • Power steering '?110. •Ml'SJ • Strato bucket seats =..;.::.::-~--~-~~-~-~-~ • Console "i "= e 01g1tal clock 'o I CJ Dealer's $8048 Suggested Retail • Cruise contro4 • Gauges 20t9U8Ps7S897 DISCOUNT •Tinted glass 51257 • Sport mirrors • Power door locks • Power windows •Tilt wheel • Cast aluminum wheels IMMEDIATE DELIVERY •EW 1978 PH••IX SEDAI Eq.ffpped with: • f:actory air cond. •Console •Strate bucket seats • Cruise control •Gauges • Ttnted glass • Sport mirrors • Power brakes • Power door locks • Power steering • Power windows •Tilt Wheel • Rallye wheels • Automatic trans. 2Z6iL8W111056 I IMMEDIATE DELIVERY De~ler's SugCJested Retail 57351 AH Cett teecl On Awtow9d Cr9dlt AM Can 1'1111 TH I l lcente AM C9't luottct to ttrlOf l •I• OPEN DAILY-9 A.M. TO I 0 P.M. ~ ·WE LEASE AL:L I MAKES AND MODELS • .. I ' 7 Dw1t·ngton Beaeh Fountain Valley ('.DI f I 0 N Afternoon .Y. Stoek~ VOL 71. NO '157 4 Sf:C T IONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS Huntington 'Contamination' Probed B' RORERT H \Rt\ .. R Ot-a..1, ...... , .... 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'\I 11 n 1 t 111 '1 c o · ' O 1 m l' I h v I Phospho ram1dothioate >.is biode· .:r.1d ablc Ill' su1d it wouldn't be harmCul t•x<'l'Vl in heavily concentrated fo1 mi. and that. 1f s mall amounts 111f1ltratt-d th(• walt.'r s upply. the m atcriul would be diluted by huge volumes of water. Dennis Queyrel. manage r for thc Ho me Oil Compan y o f Anaho1m which did lhe spray- ing. !>aid that a "rotlen egg" odor drifted over to the res- ervoir but not insecticide mists. He said that the company has taken every precaution. ·'We are not about to put our operation in Jeopa rd y over a 22 -acr e cauliflower fi eld." he said. Spraying continued this morn· ing when the wind wasn 't blow- ing toward the water facility. The spraying from a ground rag is designed lo wipe out a phids and cabbag11 looper'> in the field al Rolsa AvenUl' and Springda le Street:.. JUSt l'USl or the M c Donnell D ou~ld , Astronautics Company It abut:. the reser voir The land is own ed l1y ~ Mc Donnell Douglas real estate subsid iar y and leai;cd to two farme rs. Complaints were m ade when s praying of s trawberries took plaCl' <ii the• same s ite earlier ttw. yt·iu· and traces of anolht·r 111secticide identified a:. benlat1' wl're found in the r eservoir Bob Allen. d water depart rnent inspector , reportedly told Dougla:. offic1ab Tuesday lhu1 the spraying posed a n emer~en (':V bt·<·ause of possibl<' con t.1m111al1on llown•ver . water Superinten <See SPRA \'. Page A 2> Widow· Believes .in Oswald's Guilt Ah, Yesteryear Motorists' e,vl'~ ~Lill hug \\hL·n lh<·y spot gasolinl' pritl'~ po~l<.'d al tt11s runil ser vice s t ation 20 mtll·.., ..,11uthY.l'"' of San Bcrn ard 11H1 ~1<111 .\ or lht•m m:JkC a screeching stop ill 1111.· pumps But the pumps havt• long since been dry and the s t ation ·closed Ma inly now. it's a play · · 1-!round for c hildre n. And memories of price!-. pas t.. • Drizzle Takes Orange Coast BySwprise Orange Coast residents 1.:ol damp and CVt.'n downright w1•t from localized s howl'rs that began Wednesday ni ght R ain beg<.1n falling on the· south coast <ifld Harbor i\n·a la te Wednesday night. l<'aving what weath er c·xpt•rts t·ull a trace less tha n 02 of :.in 1nt·h The Saddll'l>ack Valley got slightly more 05 1 nehcs and west count v and Santa J\na authorities saul then· was hart· ly enough mwsl un· to m1·as11reo How long 11 would t<lh th1· drizzle to fanlt· n ·rnainccl rn doubt W cuthcr s1•rvr C'l' forl01·as1(·r' calll•d for l'11•aring by 1on1ght "Scptemtx-r 1s alwav' an un cert a i n month ." warned a mate ur m1•l(•1irolog1s t J Sherman Oenny of Huntington Beach "Tht' wcatht·r bureau has trouble with prPd1ct111n!> because tht• prc:tu rl' is so changeable " N. State Dampened By The Associal<'d Pres!! Valley Employees Cite 'Haraissnient' A group of 49 disgruntled city c•mployecs said Wednesday they have "no c·onfidence" in l"oun· lain Vullt•y City Manager James Nc·al aml Personnel Director Sally llartman. 'l'hc group, representing about orw third o r the c ity's work fon•e. met to d1:.cuss what to do al)out alleged "harassme nt" by city administrators . ~:mploycc group leader Dwain Chl•share said he and two other worker lt'ad c•rs will appear l1<'fort' lhl' City Counc il 'tucsday r11gh t t<'> air complaints. ('hesh1rt'. presiden t of the founle:tin Valley Police J\ssocia· twn askt•d the employees pres· •·nl · Wcdnc•sday to ~athcr pcli· t acin s ignatures of so lad a rity from ro-worke r s and a ttend Tuesday's council session. Employees have complained about psychological tests. "over- Wl'tght notices" and a lle~cd spy· 1ng The overweight notices ha VI.' hccn halted Citv Council members have ag n .'ed that , in the future, .psychological tests will be ad· ministe red only to police and fire d epartment worke rs. · M a,yor Marv ACJlcr released an unsigned stateme nt Monday ~c n crally prais ing Che c ity manager. "Talking' to the mayor is like talking to Neal." Cheshire said. City Council members me t with e mployee group leuders last week in a closed-door session E m ployee leaders say they arc still not pleased with council members' response to workers' complaints. NEW 'Jll SEASON PREnEWS TODAY The new tclevis ioh sc<1son is off and running a::. the three networks make their unnual bid for public favor and precious points in the Nielsen rnlings For a pre vie w of wh at you'll be viewing this lime around. turn to Page Dl. 'Meant to Slaoot ltlgsell' Motive Called Irrational .. WAS H\NGTON !AP\ Lee Harvey Oswald"s widow testified today that she believes Oswald assassinated President John F Ke nnedy as an irrational al· tempt to seek recognition. Marina Oswald Porter told the House assassinations committee she believes Os wald acted a lone because his secre tive nature would not have allowed him to confide in a nyone about a n as sassination plan In her te~imony today and Wednesday. s he stressed that sh e does not kno w for certain that Oswald was the assassin who sho~ Ke nnedy lo de ath in Dallas' on Nov. 22. 1963. "I'm jus'6,.as ' anxious to find ans wers as . everybody else is." she s aid. But pressed for her opinion a bout whethe r Oswa ld killed KeQnedy, stie re plied: "Yes, I do believe he did. I believe the m an was capable of it." Questioned about whether his moti'vcs would have bee n political or the product of mcn- taJ instabitily, she replied : "I really don't know what to say about the motive. "If "you want my p e rsona l opinion as lo whethe r it's mental or political, I would have to say it's the menta l s tate of the p erson . .IJ'he whole maller is so ir.rational lt 's difficult for us to come up with any rational answe r." Re p . Richardson Preyer, D· N C ., su~gested that Oswa ld may have chosen to kill Ken · nc dy because he thought as· sassinating "the man a t the lop, .. whatever his politics. would brillj Oswa ld the recognt· tion he had Ion,:: sought and ra ile d to achieve Mrs . Porter said s he found that plausible. Committee m e mbers spent muc h· of the morninJ( quizzing Mrs . Porter a bout s uhtle d1r- fe rences between he r testimony and lhe accounts she gave lht• Warren Commission. the FBI, the Secret Ser v1re and author Priscilla .Johnson Mc M11lun . For example. sh e testifie d \Vc dnesday that s he thought Soviet a uthorities censored mail and bugged the a p a rtment wher e she a nd Os wald lived in Minsk in the months a rtcr their m arriage in April 1961. She said <See OSWAL~. Page A2 ) A very weak UPIJl'r air d15.· turbance moved through the northern h <.1 If of I he :-;t;itc \Vedncday, brtngrng shower!> and cloudiness. Or::cJ .:a~I Laguna Slaying Told Weather Partly r loudy I hroug h Friday. Slight cha nC'f or s prinkl t•s o r li g ht s howers. Lows tona~ht li2 to 66. Highs Friday '70 to 76. INSIDE TODJ\ 't' The story of beach trollty car• la OM of 1mwgless nigMs and traflic·jomles11 days Sf>c' Feotunng, Page Cl ..... ~ lly GARY GRANVILLE OCllwO•ily~li.tSutc J\r<'usect murderess Anya S h1.•llon told anct showed an Orange County Superior Court Jury today how she shot and krllcd her husband's lover in 1.aA una Hcach last Ma rch. While Mrs . Shelton a dmitted fl rtng lht• shot that killed 28· vrar-old Pat Proferes. s he said lht• shooting was unintentional. J\nd. the soft.s poken women ~aid . she bore the woman her hus b a nd was living with no m alice. Mrs. She lton said she s tood in lh1• darkness outside a bedroom window where Joaquin Shelton a nd MisR P rofe res sle pt a nd pltanned to shoot herself. nut. the woman. said, s he wanted one more look a t the mun she loved. That is wby !l he took t he !l('ret'n from the window n rc-w feet above the bed where her hus band and the victim were alcopin51. "II was d ark. Jouquin was the r e. He pus hed the curtain aside and was standing there . "lie was talking . I stepped forward lie was disappearing and I wanted to sec him "I started to reach out for him . There was this flash a nd noise in front or my face. Then everything was j us t like slow," Mrs. Shelton said as she described the shooting. The bullet pierce d Miss Prefores' chest and resulted in her death a fe w minutes later . The accused woman. descrlb· ing the fateful events in the CBr· ly morning hours last March 28, showed no em otion until she re· turned to the witness st and from he r re-enactment or the shoot· ing. Before that, sh.e told the jury in J ud"e Ma son Fenton 's courtroom her version of tho love story gone wrona. of t.,e husband who went oft to live with another worn.an tn Laguna Beach but who returned to her I Los Ange les apartment almost weekly to. a mong other things. make love. Mrs . Sh e l t o n sa id her estrange d hus b a nd , from December until the niA hl of the fata l s hooting, freque ntly took her out on dates, showered her with presents and almost weekly s pent a night with her in her Echo Park a partment·. She said his on-again, off. again atte ntion caused her great e motional distress and made her life "a rrazy series of things that I didn't know how to handle.·· Her testimony was In sharp contrast to earlier words spoken from the same witness chair by hf'r hu!lband. Shelton Insisted It was his wife who was clinging lo him and that he tried to end the tela· tionshtp. D e f e nse lawyer J a m es Merwin showed the Jury 11 four. page lo"e letter a11 well as a J>Qem wt.\.~~ by Sh elton to hill (8" SL\VlNG, P1ge ~2l o.lll' ~I ... St.ff - HUNTINGTON'S BOB REID AND NEW STOP SIGN Slowing Down Traffic at Collision Corner Stopped Now Sign Campaign Pays Off Huntington lll'a<'h r<'!>Hlenl Boh RL•rd 1s pl<.'ased that a pair of new STOP StJ.!ll' ftnJllV h;iv1· IX'en in:-talle<l at lh1• treacherous rntl.'r:-l'<:lfjJO of 17th and Delawan· 'ilreel!> 1n the central part of the <'tty H E LED t\ LON(;. ll11gg1·<1 ball I<' '" havc the o;agns erecte d. Poltn· traffl<· mvt•st1).!ator Orva J\km "<IY' h~· knows the diagonal inlcrs l't l1on well "It'-; alway' llt'cn J proble m ." he says lndl'l'<l. on<• of lh1· fovnntt• ne1i:?hhorhood o;pertator sports in rec1.•nt yl·ar.., ha:-. hl•c•n watc·hmg the 17th <1nd De laware dcstrurt1011 t.krhy from nearby apanme nt balconi<'s ... "It'-; belll.'r than TV.· cxullt'n roull' dchv<•ryman who has livc.'d m tht• ne1).!hhorhooc1 for 12 years, decided 1t \•a:- lime something w<.1s dont· about all tht• :1cc1dcnts ABOUT t\ VEAR aJ,!o, he launrh<.'d :1 pct1t1on drtvt' 1u med al convincing c ity offtc1als thu• lhC' problem de manded atknlicm Now, lht• intcrscrtwn ha~ STOP signs al a ll four cor ners. instead of JU ::.I t wo "It's m aking a lot of differcn<'e." s:.iys R<>rd. who hvt•s at 314 Cleveland Dnvt'. within carshot of ar lc<1s1 nmc serious acciclcnt:-. m lttl' past thr<•t• year' " "THE REASON w•: w:inlt'd ,, wa:. for the safe ly of the kids." he adds. c1tin~ h1 :-. rcst·ar ch which turned up the fact that most of the ~1rc1dcnu. a• the 1ntcrserUon occurred between 1 I.I m and ., p m when children wer(• on thl' s treets. Traffic Officer /\kin acknowledge-; t>vcn in a r1ty or 161 ,000 a single c1t111•n ltk<· Bo" R('td can make J d1r fcrencc "Mr. Rdd was the Arnndaddy of 11 all," the police c>f fi cer soys of th<' cumpua~n fo1 lhc STOP sagnl> that wen· 1n stalled Monday Wotnen Back Tube Births ( NE\V YORK IAP1 A na ;JOc1 rt'l(•ased \Vcdncsday. also tional survey s hows lhat 85 p<>r · round thut "with the ~roup that rent of American women polled r1.•ally <'Ountl" women of child believe the t est -tu~ method of 1>1·<1rm~ ag1.• a dccrs1ve mu a rtificial fertilization shouhJ ht JOrity of 58 pl'rccnt wo uld con available to m orri<'d ('oupl<'~ s uh'r 1uRm~ the mt'lhorl .. who cannot h aVl' children Th(' ~tudy wni. conducted by naturally pol!:1t t•1 Louis Harr14' be1w1•t•n /\ug 4 1md Aug 6, ii week and u 1'hl.' :Ull'VC'Y or l.~1 J\mcmcan h.tlt ofl <'r Leslie Orown a;;v(' wom('n otecB lli nnd older. com hrrth to thr f1r>1t te!tt tube baby mlHloned by Parent~ m a1wirnc on July 2."l In 1-.:nl(luM J J I J Ii ~ • 0 f l .. 12 DAIL V .,IL 0 I H f '"urt<hl S temO.t " 1878 Diedrich, Rose Seek Change of Venue Or n e t t 'ounl\ .suru•n1•or lt.1l11h 1>1t·d111h 11111 Jl1t11l11l I 1•R 11\ ttoi;t lilt-11 .1 m1111 .. n l11tl"\ 111 h .H t ' ltlt II Ul•I ttlltlll6( 111.11 1111 hrtht<r \ n •l1111 ol 1 11111 •• ,., 11111\ •·•I to .1noth1•1 n111nl\ I> 11 tit II h .11111 I( ti I l.1 ., I minu tt• t111l '" hJ\t the-11 111 .il 11111\ 1•'1 l'b1•1o1o ht,.. rum • f1t1H t.IJ'' bc•forl' ltw1t trl11 I In Or."'lil' ('11u nt\ Su1•l"rl o 1 C o ur t 1 ~ .. d 11·dul•-d 111 1((1 uprlN WU\ Ill lht• lM'l ll~UI\ t 1·1p1t .. t tn~• tllt' l h .1n 1ih· ll11'1lr 11 h , 11l l 11r r11, M .i1 ..,hJll ily1111 J.!Jli ... m J Cr 11 Kill Filipino Official ,, 1\ NILA, l'h1hpplllt'' I/\ f> I \ pr <'1>14font1,tl pl,1n1 C'Jrr v1ni.: .:11\ c.•1 rH111<nl off1 r 1;1I' .111cl rt· pllrll'I b l'rllbhcd into it rnw u! hou •·i. a:-. 1t t rtl·d t•1 Jund rn J t h II I) ti t. r ' I fl I rn I ti ti ;1 y a n ti a ulh111 ll 11•' '>a1 cl a t l1·,1'>l :1~ pt!r:.1mi. wt•n • klllt'd m tht' Jllan1· a rlll Oii I Ill'~: I 11111111 Nt•rthl•r J'n ·t-1denl fo'l•rdanund 1<: M arl'os nor his w1fto , Ime lda , wuis aboard the tor fort'e plane. go vernme nt s pokt•!.nwn s urd They s1ud those ubourd werf.! membt·rs of Mart'os· security i.tuff and Journalists returning from the northern Phil1pprnes 11fkr aC'c·ompanying the pres1 dent there on a v1s1l th1:,, week. M u r('t~. viMtrn~ the area on the occ-a slon or h11> 61 s t birthday. r~ l'xpecll'd to return :.outh by l'a r fridit y. a p rcs1dcnlial 'pokr~mnn sued lk xC'uc worker~ ~<11tf the twrn. turhoproµ plane ci ppa rently hit a 1·1w 1111ut I rl'l' tx·forc rt plowed thr<JUgh th1.· hu ww' and crashed mto a largl· µ<J nd and broke into 1111•1·t·~ An 1•xpl11~1on ab o was rt'· pClrt l'<f Off1t•1ub Jnrf rc•sc·uc• worker~ •.;1 1 d v u r 1 o u 'i I v t h <.· n • we r c hl•t w1•1•n l l :ind :J2 pcrsons .1hoarcl . Air l<'orc-c Br1R. Ge n Ernesto Btwnu s:rnl 17 bodies ""t·re taken from the· wreckage Fift 1·t•11 m ore• bodies. muny mangl\•cl :incl 1lis mc·mbt•red. wert• found 1n1>1dc· th<.• <lui.1·n wn•t•kt•d houses. said Luis M<tr 11111•1., fl6, an offlnul of the com munily $.lOVl'rnmcot tit• :rn1d more than 30 pcr~ons wen· carrt{"d to hosp1tab, many s t•nou sly rnJurcd l.t Cmdr Mcirc1ano Samunta. ~ri.s1stant puhl1<: re latmni. officer r11r th1· lkft•n..,t· M an1stry. n · I 11:-1(•cl '" 11h•11t1r) any 11r lht· dt•dd .1hourd the• plant• Out he ~aul 1101• of the s urvivors wu~ Brig (i 1·11 fo'ru nc1 ~ro Hom ua ldez. 'Jl''''ral a1.~1i-t;1nt to l>c·fC'nst• Mrn1 ... t('r Juan Ponce-Enrrh-ancJ ,, h.ilf hrolhc•r of Mr~ Ma rcos i\ 11 lon •t· 11ff1<0t•rs Mild 1t w11~ ''"''11111• 1111111 • h111J1t'' would b1• 10111111 h<·n•·:11li lht• wr 1•t·kag1· ThnT hour~ .i f1 1•1 lh1· t'fa~h. 11•-.i·111•r.., 111 11 ruhhl'r dinghy ~ c · r .-s I 11 1 a I l h l" 1· r u m p I e d wn·l'kugl', M•urr h1ng for hodic1>. I I 11111lr1<tb of pt·opl•· m1ll1•cl :11 111111tl tlw nas h s 1tt• 1!11 ~ 11( li11<111·s w1·rc-~1·:.ittt·n·d <•hout, 1·-.p,·t.·1ally 111 thl' low 1nt·oml' ll1111~rng an ·a wht·n· lhl' pl:.rnc ~• nu:k An open br1cf1·usc, somt" lorn mattresses a nd a rticles of dothrng littered the ar ea W1t111•-.st'l> st11d they he urd an l"X pl11~1on. Lh1·11 ru~h1·d Into Lhe r :1111 e1nd saw thl! rJlane an th~ w.itl'r 1''ro• Paf14> A I SPRAY ••• 1h·n1 Ed Elvatorsk1 irn1d that drnntl'li that the ins l'ctic1de pnM·~ uny kind or u t hrc·at arc very, ver y !!light " Ill• ~aid that the c:ity now is tak111 g :-tn>s ltJ seul off about 25 w11·1· nwsh vt·nt or>cning~ on the :-11111 h s1d1· o f the res ervoir IH"lt l'CNt the field. l•;lvators kr tndicutcd lhat. if inset·ticidcs Wf>r1• to ente r the n•M•rvoir. it would be via the v1•nts. 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Md rAPJ Prt•-;1dt•nt C'11 rt1•r s eems w1thrn r1·ac·h of a ro mprchens 1ve for mula for c·ontrnurn~ ls r<.1cll ~gy ptwn 1wgot1 atwn1> <tflt'r the MlcJdle East ~ummll. now neur · Ill${ C'l1max I\ II h o ug h 1>fH1k1•1>m a n .Jody t • o "" 1 • I I 1• ; • u l 1 o n 1 • d a g a 1 n s l . • ~ I I II II g 0 ,, l I m I s m r, r 1w~s1 m is m ,·· diplomatic sourc1~1> ~mid lhl' mood al the s ummit was uph1•at us Curter worked lo w in tht· agret·mt·nt of Israel's M PntH·ht•m Bci.1in and E$.lypt 's Anwar Sudrat tu h J>(:aCe·sceking hluerrint If :u1 ~•l'tOrd l·an be achieved, it would me-et at leas t the m inimum r equirements for a 1>uccl'ssful confe rence, even H It did not c·n s ure an ulli mate Mideast Sl'lllt·m cnl. Curte r t ook an ho ur-long m o rning walk with Sadat today, following a 25 minute sc1>s1on with Ht-grn We<fnt•sday night. Sourl'1·~ c lose to the con · fen•nce said 1t would not e nd lo· da v Thi' sourc e s, a s k ing anonymity. said lherc wa!\ stall a nl'ccl for .. more rtcxib1hty" on both sides, with some issues still u n re sol vcll In his 1lrivc lo reac h <t s um- mit-end ing u grce m c nl , t ('n . t11liv('ly cc.r llcd a "fnimcwork of nt•gotial1ons," Carte r ranceled one appc<1ranc·" a nd postponed two spccchmnking t1 nd po lilick· ing t rip:-IRclutecl photo, M .) On Videotape Six monlhs earlier , Diedrich WH named a mona live defen· dents In u n lnd lctmenl that c h arl(t'<J tht•m with vlolutlng :o1la1t· ~>ohtical cumpa1gn laws. A II hut orw ch urge ug ains t the supl•rv1sor an th at indictment huvc been dropped a nd a rc pcndlnl( only a n a pf)tlul by the l ate Attorney General's Office. Hns1· wu!-tried in 1976 and fou n d 1n n on•nt on briber y l'hurg<'s rlllated to his duties as a Nicaragua Rebels Gear Up Full"rlon plannin g com missioner When asking thal lh e trial on the bribery re latc•d chari~es be moved ehsewhere. Mor gan cited u poll don • on Diedrich ·s hehalf lus t yt•ar by Opi01on Research Inc: A ccording to the l awyer Diedrich hud been reluctant to discuss the poll 's r es ults hecnu!le they would he "of great detriment to him and of great bend1t Lo hill polll1cul roes." Briefcase Brings Out, Bomb Squad A m1~pl<1t'ed briefcase The J>('tltlon showed that 211 S pe r c-ent o r tho~.t· q u1·q1<11wd thought l>lcdnr h g urlty of ttw poltlil'<•I <.·0 1 ruptwn diti rj.lt·~ Simultaneous ly. only two per cent believed him to b1· innoc·1·111 Thal poll wm; takt>n h('f<>rl' thl· Decem ber bnbt•ry relutt•d In dictments in the ra sh of hucl publicity that descended on Diedrich then. Rut to fortify his ar~um1;f\I tha t lht> county supervisor ·, c ha nces of huving a fair trlul rn Resignation To Be Set By Hlllldley MANAGUA, Nicaragua IAPI belonging to an aide o r St'hool board m cmbc·r J ohn K Leftist guerrillas holding Gov Edmund Brown Jr Hundley said Wednesday ht.· wrll three citie s in n o rth we s t brought the Orange Coun-resign earlier than unt1t'1pat1•d Nicar~gua wer e reinforcing ty Sheriffs bomb squad to so that Huntington Hcach Unum the ir positions today and m an· Irv ine 's Airporlcr Inn lfigh School Dis trict can avmd nin g ba rricades on the P an-Wednesday a fte rnoon. the cost of s pc t.•1tll t·lcl"l1on lo Am e ric:<tn llighway agains t The cuse . appare ntly choose his rcplaccm cn1·t weary national guard troops left in the hotel's parking Altho u g h llunfll c y s a id s ent n orth b y President lot, was turned in Lo the originally he would resign J ;1n Anastasio Somoza to put down fron t desk sometime later. l. the dep arting trustee said the threat to his fum ily's 41 -y<:tJr al about the lime the gov· Wednesday he would an nounce do mination of Nicaragua. e r n o r was s peaking to his exact resignation d ate ··at a As both sides braced for de · Or ange County builde rs at sch oo l b oa rd m eeti n g an c·isivc battles in the northwestern the hotel. December .·· t'1lics of Chinandega, Esteli and That was too much for The move is calculated so that Leon. Somoza declar ed martial the state police who guard the four remaining St'hool board law, troops carried out a house· Brown. They culled Irvine members cannot l'hOOsc h is sue to·house search or Masaya. the police who evacua ted the cessor and will b<: timed so thut southe rn city they retook Tues. h otel's lobby and s um· voting for his successor w11l taki' day . arresting or shooting any moned the bom b squad. place during regular schoo l men they round. Police reports noted the board elections in the s pring. he Heavy fi ghting also was re· precautions wer e t a ke n said . ported in Rivas. 80 m iles south because of the presence of Hundley said his d c>c1s ron to of Managua and 15 miles from a "high state officia l." resign came after seriou~ d11>· the Costa Rican border, and the Bomb e~perts took the put.es arose between him , IX>ard rebels were reported regrouping suspicious case into the m e mber s a nd Superintendent for a n attack on Masaya, 18 parking lot. gin gerl y J ake Abbott. miles south east of the capital. ope ned it and found that it .. If he <Hundley 1 wants to re· Mo s t s hop s a nd offices in did indeed belong to one of sign. I wish he would do it now Managua wer e still closed by a Brown's aid es. . . .it would be best for lht• tax gen eral strike agains t Somota, payers.·· said school board Prei.1 but the heavily patrolled capital Fro• Pa-A J dent Zita Wessa Wednesday. was generally quiet. ~-day T h e Re d Cross estima ted Mrs. Wessa defended a board m o re than 400 persons killed and SLAYING action that Hundley said al~o led 800 wounded across the country. • • • lo his plans to res ign . Orangt\ Count v are tn Jeop11r<ly. MorRan ulhtt•hed u three inch 't<1ck 1Jf rwws p11pl'r t•hpp1nR~ th;1t r t-c·ount tht-pubhc tly ~ur. rounJ111g the md1t'tmcnts Or<111..:t· County Superior Court .Judg e• ,John Flynn ha s s cheduled a ht•armg and ii. expected to ruh· 011 the motion for a ch unRe of ve nue late In the duy. Ir movt>d, th l• trial will be t ra nsfl•1Tt'<I to :rnoth1•r l'Ounty ;rnd bt• pn.·s1tkd over hy a JUd~c h urn that ('ounty ~ llnd4»r-f'fr-e ,.,.wi~..._ lh·p .Joshua Eilb(•l'g. D·Pa .. h ~I .._ hl•(.•I) <l t'('llSt'<f by lht• I lo us <' Eth1ts Co mmittee of .i c· t l' p t 1 n g I a v o r s :J n <I IJ <.· 11 t· f 1 t s o f m o r c t h a n S100.ooo in wha t the p ane l tl.·rm t.•d a c onrlit t ol rn t1•n •-.1 Libertarians Win Battle For Ballot with at least 200 dea d and 200 wife during the time he was liv-Hundley protes ted a S40 ft'l' wo unded in Masaya, s ince the · · h M' p f · th s chool board ml·mbcrs rmr>os<.·d s c t r d R h rt Sandl·n·1sta L1'berat1·on' Fr·ont al· m g wit iss ro eres in e d . d d T h . upl'nor our . u gc o e Laguna Heat'h apartment where on rivl'rc ucataon stu t•nb l' Grt'l'll 1ssut•fl an ord<'r Wellncs- t acked national guard posts in lhc woman was killed. fre was le vied due lo s tall• lluy that U'>sun·~ two Orangl· m ost of the nation's cities Satur-In a llignificant contradiction m a ndatedbudgctcub Coas t Litwrtanun Purty can· day night. in th e Sheltons· testimon y, he Hundleysaad the schooldistnct <l1cl;JfP-;tlwtthe1rpurty a ffiliation The leftis t g ue rrillas' cob· s aid 8 few hour s b<!for e t he should contract w1lh a 1>nvatc will .•JlJll':ircm No vc•mberclcction blestone barricades on the Pan-shooting he had le ft h is w ife in drivertrainingfirmtopro v1dcllll' lw llot American Highway stopped all h er car on L anunu Can yon instruction at less cost lo stu tra ffic to Esleli , 60 miles north Road, believ ing· that s he was re· d ents. Holh Ouv(• Berg land. a <.·a n· of Managua ; Chinandega. 65 turninatoLosAngeles. But Mrs We ssa s aid lhe d1dalt' in the 3filh Slate Senak miles northwest of the capital, Mrs "' Shelton s aid, however , s<.'hool d istrict t·ould not rc•ta1 n l>11>lfl(•I. .md .lrm <.;alla..:her, a and Leon, 20 miles southeast of that he had au reed to go with her (•om p It· t t• <'on tr o I of th <· t•a nd1dall' 111 th1· 73rd Assembly Chinandega. bac k to Los Angelee. and that it classroom a nd be hind thl··wh•·1·l l>r~I ru:l. ma<11• 1l on the ba llot as The rebels were r eported in was when he failed to reappea r instruction if th<' service 1~ pr 11 a rl'Sult or po~t primary election control of the three cities, with that she decided to return to vided by1mv<.1tt'lcal'hc rs pd1t1on dra v(:s. the national g ua rd garrisons LaAuna Re ach and tht• darkness Roth <'andictatcs under slate besieged in their head <1uarters outs ide her hus b:md and has lov-Twmel Sta.II Burn l 0h·1·11o n law~ wt•ri• to be dcs - compounds and the r ebels get-er·s bedroom. 1g 11:it1·d 1nd<•pendcnts on the ting s upport from the towns peo· Mrs Shelton a lso said s he car-GARRERVILLF. 1/\P 1 A li.111111 pl~here wus no indication that ri1•d the gu n m a m anic·ure casc stubborn fin• 1r1 a 1 .200 foul ll11w1•v1·1, .liulg1• Grc·c•n rukcJ ins ide the glove compartment of rai lroad tunnel t•onltnlll'd to th.11 lh1• two c·;111d1datt.•s' c·ontt•n u ny reinforcements had reached ht.•r cur as protecti<>n ugainst the burn today. a w1•1•k ~1fter 11 l w n lhal 1>1wh a d es1gnut10n t he bell'a~ucred ~overnment notorio us s o ·cii lled Hills ide began, despil<' c·fforts to drn1~1· Vio late·~ tht•1r con~t 1 l ul 1onn l troops . There wus s peculation Slran nl"r rn Los /\nnc•l"'s the flames with w.1f Pr :mfl fnam r11•h1~ I~ valid that the advancing soldiers were ~~~-~-~~~~-· ~-~~-~·-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~~~~~~~~~~~~ exhausted from the fig hting in Ma11aya and were stopping to get some 8leep. Fro11t Page A I OSWAL.D •.. th e n s he h a d n o dir ect knowledge that they were under s urve illance but assumed from gossip that the authorities would s py on an Ame rican living there. M rs. McMilla n 's book about the Oswalds quotes her as say. In~ a Soviet commissar told her the couple were unde r sur· veillance. She told t he commit· tee the McMillan account is cor· reel and that s he failed lo recall the s ituation f u lly in h e r testimony . On another point. she testified thut 8he and Oswald stayed in u boardlnl( house in Rotterdam, t h c Netherlands . a s thl'y traveled fro m the Sovict Unum lo the United States in 1002. .. ' " .. ..... . . -o o I ••• • • • • t •• ---==----- . . . . . . . . . . .. ii~.-~· ' Escapee Testifies In Murder Trial ornc•.• PJVC'V1c1•;to11 lhPromp.1<1 l1flhlw11q1111 11m1 v•d• '"''"'"''I lh,JI ll•l!iyuu11•cu11l IVproqr<.1m!idOcJ 1lldylktLku11.i11y IV 11 W111 11 .111,1 ~hJrp 1 l•lf•lv V•clslar l\,J' IOIS 01 grr·AI IC'iltures-M .. ,;n ••.J v ft I. '" h 11ttl '"I I f) l1mp1 '.() yOu <10111 hJvO tOJCl<.I Qnt· ldlf'r lwo hill ht111r•, pl.tyll t1J llll>1 !11t liJrc· Q1;Jhty lh,1! , v1~1hly beller AncJ <1ucJ1u q11,1111y 111111.111 Ii W<>"vr C)OI IOIS ol vrdro t••n<: 100 50 vuu n• vr·o h11v1· It• w 11rry uliOul not gl'lt1nq thP ni oqram vou w.1111 lo re'< (11 ct V1deo·tupcd testimony from an t'S<'111JCd prisoner who Is stlll a( la rg(• has been admitted as t.>vidt•nc<' m I lw Ora n11e County St1J>l'rwr Court murder trial of an Oh io man In lh1· vl(!<-Otu 1>cs p layed Wednesd:.iy hr'furc the eight· worn an. four mnn JUry , J ohn Lou•~ ··.Jm•k " Kellar ~llld that .John n 'l'ldwt'll Jr. of Warren , Ohio , hnd hom1t<'d lo him how he robbl'd nnd mur<lcr<.•d flarold Rinehurt, 16, of Mldwoo<I City on Dec l:l. Hn3 "He said the kid wo uldn't glve him the money, so tw klll •d him nn<l took the money," Kellar irnut In on1• of lhl' vld~tape!i. The t apes wen• o f Ke llar '" k atimony as sole proserutlon wllnt•1Jt1 fit Ttdwell's preHmlnary he urlng lll!.I .Jun• Prosecutor Paul M<'v<'r made the> l&pcs fear ing that Ke llar, then servinl( a six-monlh sentence on a n Ohio break ing ·and-entry conviction, would have "a con venient loss or m e m ory" alter his re lease. w hich was scheduled t o take place before the Superior Court trial. However. Kellar -who was tra ns ferre d lo a mini mum· security Oran1ic County prlRon from Warren to t estify at Tldwell 's trial -escaped from pr ison In J uly. He Is sUll being sought. Judge Walter Charamza al· lowed the tapes to be Introduced Into evide nce over the objections o f defense attorney James Brus tman, who dalmed lhe tapea were prejudicial because hi• crosa-examlnaUon or Kellar had he n llmlted at the pre. llmlnary ht"nrln~ 8 111 com• ,incJ .,,.,.for vuursr•lt l.>;'('AU'>tJ lhr Jl•I 1111• w. r. 111 c;hnw vo11 ,,.. wO<lh 1000wor1.i \.,t~ ahuul our lrt•t• I .'c•nr .; .'•'Hr c•on .. u1111•r ftt•olc•e•tlo1111ln11 275 East 17th St. Costa Mesq .............. ..,...._ I D-. Weit .t C.rh k . Phone 642-8882 Store Hours f1XJ 9~ •• s,.1 9 S 30 ......... .__ltt• ' For The Very Best Deal You owe It to your1eff to check our pric••· IMfOC'e you buy! c f t e ~ 0 Jt re T L se w I °'' CIJ • sal Aw tea Per I \'ft • I; A JfJ DAILY PILOT s Tnur~ay Seplembet 14 107ft LOCAL I CALIFORNIA .. r , A lter Cra s h Police Copter May Be Rebuilt , ,, ,,. ,, ,, \"Vo pn11 lka<"h pol u·c· ufht11tl:1 'la.Y that lhe dt' , 1i.1nmt"nt hdh-oph'r tiumea..O dunna an omoraen ''" l1indinac. nui he> rt•hu1 1t 0: llmH'H'r l apt k.l'l on Mt'l>unlt"l, <'ommander , or tht' Ut'partmt'nl ' J>iilrol d1\-U.lon. IUUd th.,rt-hu IWl"I\ M ilt'('l1'10n .... to 'tt.hethcr tht• v.•ork wm b !lune .. IT <'AN RF. flXEO, RUT when 1t 1~ we'll stilt h liVl' u hclt('Ol)lt'f Vo llh 11 ()()()houri. or n1aht lJm~ . ht• l"om m1•11tl"{I Mcl>•nlel '1i1uet1tlm&tcd " the coM or rt'Jlt&1~ to tw 1n the $15,000 ran1te tit> SJUd lht.• df'partm1•nt also 111 con11dennR vurchmnng o used ht>llcoptcr I\ n~w one cc»h ubout $90.000 When the department :. air c raft were purchuw d In 19?1, thf'y co t iahout $50,000 e~ch In a repor\ Monday to city roUJ"tcllmen. City Manager Robt>rt Wynn e~plumt"<l that, whilt' tht r1ty'11 two hellcopkr~ urry bab1llty msuranee. the City Council ut lht' time of purchase voted l&gaan!>t imylng $18.000 a )Ntr for (ull insurance. "WHATF.Vt:R IS DONfo: WILL BE at city ex pt•n:<t'." he i.a1d Wynn !>aad the dt!p1Htmeot'!:. remaining helicopter 1s tible lo provide the necessary air cov· erage "We're certainly not in critical condition with our helicopters." he added The damaged helicopter, piloted by Officer Tun C rundcman and crewed by Officer Myles Els· ang . was on routine patrol Friday near Spyglass llill The craft's engine died and Grundeman was able lo autorotale the stricken craft lo a landing s pot on a dirt road on the Irvine Ranch. JU~"T AS IT WAS COMING lo rest, one skid caught in some mud. rolling the helicopter. The rotor and tail boom were damaged. Neither officer was injured an the mishap. Mc Daniel sajd the source of that engine failure was still the subject of a Federal Aviation Ad · ministration probe, but he noted that bits of metal were found in the engine's crank case, leading to speculation that a portion of the engine structure gave out. APPROVED Lind• Ronstadt Browns Dope Son Weds SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Sr says he a nd his wife wish U\e currilnt Cuhforru~ ~ovtrnor would get married, !and they wouldn't mind if their son's wife·to·be turned out to be country rock i>lngi ng star LlJ'lda Ronstadt. Th1.· l'lder Brown voiced lhat wish Tuesday ctu rinit .1 v1'!1l here on u campaign tour for son Jvrry's re·clcct1on lnd WHAT LEO lJP TO TALK ABOUT marriage fM lht• 10 yc~ar old bachelor governor was bis fattwr"'> denial that Democrats aren't all that .i1nu~ed by his son 's lifestyle. "Some mny have been critical of JerTy when hE> gavt• up the big automobUe, the new mansion and i1old the au-plane But J think he's rl&ht," ... Brown said. "lie couldn't li ve by h1msc1C ln that big mansion " ASKED ABOUT MARRIAGE, BROWN said he and Mrs Brown wished their son were married. adding, "Our three duughters are happily mar· ried ·· On the prospects for a wedding. Brown said. ''I think that will come lo pass after this election. This is just a wiish . . I am not privy lo Jerry's love life "I have seen that Ronstadt girl at the house with him on several occa11ions. Bernice and I would approve of her as a daughter·in·law . but I haven't the slightest idea on God's green earth whether either or them has any intention in that direction." BACHELOR Gov. Brown ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-- 5~ ~\t~;,~~ u 3 t)<ltk bto"\eu c0.,ered eedote· ·d'• ,ooin-.tuU- SHOP PLYWOOD %" 4x8 •••• · •••••••• 7.77 ~ .. 4x8 ••..•••••••• 9.77 o/4,, 4x8 •••••••••• 11.77 V..., 4x8 BETTER THAN SHOP SAWHORSE BRACKETS STANDARD AND BETTER DOUGLAS FIR 2x4·s ..... 23' Lin. r1. 87!m 2x6's ••••• 35 4 Un. r1. 1-nothe.r ~b \ot a~ 0 ~th th• - Basque Families._ ___ ;;:~~d;::;:.--Not the aawb one itaeli juat the bracket• •.. but. hey, it' a not that bard to get the ole S-Horae together. If I can do it .•. (oopl) Standard and Better ia conatniction grade. (Douglas fir. Doug Fairbank&. Kirk Douglaa) RocKWELL 71/4 .. To Be Honored DOUBLE INSULATED SKIL HIGH SPEED ORBITAL SANDER TRUPER POST HOLE DIGGER Thel descendants of 12 Basque families who settled in the Saddleback Valley and Laguna Niguel areas dunng the early 1900s are to be honored Sunday a t Laguna Niguel Regional Park. Some 200 members and friends o( the Sad· dleback Area Historical Society are expected at an "o ld timers historical barbecue." said Rose Noutary, society corresponding secretary. She and Merle Boulton are tirranging the picnic. MRS. NOUTARV'S FATH ER, Domingo Echeberria, was the first Basque to immigrate to the valley as a shepherd at the turn of the century. lie first worked the extensive herds of Lewis Moulton and .James Daguerre, Mrs. Noutary re- calls. E chebe rria and several other Basque s hepherds who immigrated to the county later became farmers in the SiJddleback Valley area. The Historicul Societ y notes in a recent publication that while the Basques "place of origin is lost in the dim past. they have lived throughout r ecorded 'his t o ry in northe rn S pain and Southeastern Franc('," straddling the Pyrenees Mountains. •1AS SPAIN'S WO RLD empire crumbled in the 19th century." the publication notes, "thousands of Basquescametothe United Stales ... " Sunday's 2 p.m. picnic 1s lo feature a cos· turned Basque dancing exhibition. three barbecued la mbs and famil y -type picn ic games, Mrs Noutary said. She noted that each year the historical society honor~ a local pioneer family and its descendants or ethnic group that settled the Saddleback Valley. Fund Cut Limits Laguna's Party Laguna Beach's annual Village Party, a time when local residents celebrate the end of the tourist season, is on for this Saturday, albeit on a limited basis This year's partv was a victim of budget con· straints under Proposition 13, which will mean an end to the annual bonfire and overnight camping. T HE CITY DID NOT BUDGET funds for police and fire protection for th.is year's party. which will run from 8.45 a .m . to 4:30 p.m. Nevertheless. this year's party wlll feature volleyball and basketball tournaments, a one·mlle tx>ach run, s and sculpture contests and family Jtames. Deadline for signups for lhree·man basketball tournaments and the doubles volleyball tourneys Is today at6p.m . The fee is S4 f)('r team for volleyball and $8 per team for basketball. Entry forms are available at the recreation department. THERE lS NO CHARGE for the beach run, which begins at 10 :30 a.m. Runners may sign up al the north end of the Main Beach from 9: 15 to 9: 45 a m. Competition will be In eight age groups. The sand sculpture contest begins at 11 : 30 a m and is open to all ages. Family games begin at 2 p. m. with sack races, three-legged and wheelbarrow race~. balloon tosses, ple·ealing con· tests afld othef'8. · Laguna Beach Kiwani8 and Boys Club mem· bers will operate hot dog and soft drink booths dur· Ing the day. Several local service groups are helping finance th.is year's party. They Include the Laguna Beach Exchange Club, the Kiwanis Club, Lasuna Jaycees and Rotary Club. Nuke Foes De feated HAMBURG, West Germany <AP l -Nuclear power opponents lott a tut cue when a Hambur• court ruled they had no rll)tt to refuse to l>•Y 10 percent of th~lr electricity bWa. The court ordered· member'1 of a 1lambur1 commune called The AaaoctaUon of &ducatlon•l Rtsearcb Projects Lo pay the city tlectriclly works 1184). CIRCULAR SAW 2 I 9!su Good ole Rockwell Here's a 1 v. HP tough guy. It'• shockproof (if you're careful). Cuta almo.t 2 '12 inches at 90 degreea. Black and Decker are pros in the power tool bi%. You'll like the cordleBB feature. one handle, and Recharger OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORDS 3 WtRE SJT 25' ..... 2.37 so· ..... 3.97 100' .•••• 6.97 Another one of those things you miaa when you need it most. These are guaranteed and come in 3 lengths. Buy a couple. (Please.) 18"x4 YDS. KWIK KOVER 109 Now. why didn't they apell thla "Quick Co••r" ••• 7 Oh. The "J(a" were out of work and needed a Job. Check it out. 147 !m Elbow greaH I.a a good thing. but t.hla I.a much better. SKIL product& are tough and guaranteecl. lt'a ln your court now! INSTAPURE WATER f1LTER By WATER PIK 16~~1 INSTAPURE REPLACEMENT nLTER 1 .97 •R·I Have you taated your tap water re(;ently? Thia might be the answer. Wate' Pik baa done a lot to remo•e the yecb lrom H20. HOYNE BRICK & STONE Brick or atone always adds a nice touch. TEAK ORMARIBOU WOOD FLOOR TILE I ~.!i .. TU.E Teak la ao beautiful (my opinion). Maribou I know •ery little about. Now. Caribou. or Manitou ..• oh well ••• Nice tUea anyway. ::t.P~~· 7s7 You'd have to be a trouper to get me to dig ppst bo lea. Thia bcaby make• it a tad easier. Make that a lot K'ier. 4'WIDE 8'WIDE ROYAL WROUGHT IRON FENCING 3' HIGH 4' HIGH 5' HIGH 6" HJGH .... 10.99 12.99 15.99 17.ff 21.99 2 5.99 3 1.99 As a lad. t remember a lot of wrought iron fencing. Not as much around now. Too bad. National's got it at the right prace. JOHNS-MANVILLE FIBERGLASS SHINGLES 227 ?RSQ. If you're going to roof or re-roof. do it right. Johna·Manville is a good start ... Now. talk with a National aaleaperson. COUNTER TOPS 6 .......•......... 18.97 8' .....•••••...... 24.87 10· •••.••••••...•. 31 .77 l 2' ...•.....•..... 37 .67 Nothing can spruce up a kitchen more than a new counter top. Ask mom. she'll tell ya. PRESTONE II SUMMER COOLANT/ ANTI-FREEZE 2 89 ~· 11/a TON ROLLING HYDRAUUCJACK LEE OIL FILTERS ROACH MOTEL 97c GAL Lowera the boiling point of your car'a radiator. Thia could llG'te you on the freeway. A lot of bot day• ahead of us yet. 4388 Tough. built to laat. a real man'a Jack. It doe• lt• Job and then aome. l s~~Stage They're good. the price la tight and I'm eating watermelon right now out on the patio ..• WEEKDAYS 9 TO 9 SAT-SUN 9 TO 6 • VISA • MASTERCHABCE • NATIONAL CARD AIHSIA rwY. l 1~ .. 1 •. : 1 IM,lll&l r--s,.~ 011c0 1 e ~ I.) ~ ,,.., .... • • -... • • ~ • ! IC .........__] ! ... ... ; i 3 a :IC ~ .. ::t • GU flllO -i ! ! i • .. .... > :a: • ... .... • 8 ... ; ::: g ... .. .... 11 •r .. • l ... .... • ... ... ......... .... ii • ..., CAISON' -• I.) I ........... .... • > , .. ( I SAlfrA AlfA -.J fll nTONI l l nr ,,,~.., 11m1A l l SAN DllGO fW Y I &DAM\ ., '"'' BOX Of 2 fatal to roachea. not buman1. A tidy way to dlapoae of the peats. (J think I stayed at one of theae motels on my honeymoon.) AD CODD TllRD ~ :l 0 ~ ... ... .. ~ ~ • • § .... ::t '3 K I ... .. S"ING -• • • SUI DllGO rio CNA,MAN " BELLFLOWER CARSON LA MIRADA HUNTINGTON SOUTH GATE TORRANCE LONG BEACH GARDEN GROVE 17326 Wooclrult 204S t. C1non 12841 V•lltv Vttw BEACH DOWNEY 2541S Crta\haw 6501 [ Sprinq 9S61 Chop•cua Awr I Ille .Nori" Brt. Wilming ton Co1nt1 lmpt11•I 19122 l rook hunl S64S t . firc:slonr C1rn1h•w and Cornrr ol Bel Brookhurst ol Art r111 llvd. n d Al1mrd• (213) 921 2541 Co1nf'1 of Cut.rid IUvd., Soul~ C1tr P.ac. Cst Hwy Palo• Vrr''' , and 'llbut • (213) TO 7 -2721 (2131 4J7.0SSI (714152J.7870 (714) 962·5561 (213) 169·3501 (213 ) 530 4451 (213) 425·6491 17141 ~39 9~71 . ., ' ~ .. . . ~ ... ''. , ... , .. " " • ,, Ii i . c I t ' c 8 st ,. T i L Se ·w a lh1 tat • Ult Av1 le• P•1 f Yet NATION I MISCELLANY CIGARETTE AD MODEL SEES NO ADVANTAGE TO SMOKING. Gary S Cooper Quilt Clg•r•ttH. Wlthdrawa from Ad Vantage Man Quits Does Something About Smoking He Stops SEATTLE <AP' -You mu y not know Gary S. Cooper's name, but you've probably seen his face in countless cigarette ads "Wh at um I doing about smoking?" Cooper a sks in the ad copy. ''J'm $mokin~ Vantage." Now he's doing something else about smoking he's quit. THE WHOLE COUNTRY got a look at Cooper, 28, a businessman who was pa1d1 $615 ror his testimon ial about the advantage of 11mokin~ Vantage, an R.J Reynolds Tobacco Co. brund The picture of his race, along with a hand holdin~ a c igar ette, appeared n a . tionwide in such publications as TV G u i de , Tim e . News week, Playboy and local newspapers. Cooper i.aid he was recruit· ed while at a shopping center arter he told a young woman making St survey that he s moked Vantage. She said she stopped 190 people and that he was the first one who said he s moked Vantage, Cooper said. COOPE R 'S WORDS were taped in an interview, and strung together by an ad· vertislng agency. "I don 'l believe anybody wo uld thi nk I 'd s ay something hke that In a real dia l ogue," Coope r s a id . ''Those are m y wo rds, basically. They just made it sound good." But he added: "It came out like 1 was promoting smok- ing, when all I wanted lo do was m ake a statement." C ooper sa id h e complained to R.J. Reynolds, but that ·'they JUSl said they didn't think it'd do much harm." BESIDES THE $615, Cooper also got 100 to 150 crank calls, sometimes In the early hours of the morning, 'Chess for Beginners' Course Offered by S outh Coast YMCA telling him he was stupid ror smoking. ··1 hung up on most or them ,'• he said. Cooper. who had been s moking since high school , quit last month and told the advertiser ror R.J. Reynolds to stop running the ads. The company said it would. David t'ishel, public re1a· lions manager for the tobac- co company, said, "It was Mr. Coooper's option and, out or respect ror his wi shes, we pulled the ad when he re- quested It." FISHEL SAID COOPER'S comments were "taped and turnee turned into ad copy" a nd were not exactly a s Cooper i.poke th e m . However, Fishel said , Cooper was sent a copy on.he ad and gave written approval of the final version. No one else in the ads has asked to be removed or, to his knowlt'dge, quit smoking, Fi~hcl said. Thurtday, September 14. 1910 DAIL v PILO'T A I 5 Doubled Gas Tax Advised S AN FRANC ISCO ( I\ P ) ··-Ca I lit> r n I a llhou1d consider doubling its seven-cent-a-gallon gas tax t o bols t e r highway construction and m ass transit, a high stale offlclal says. The suggestion comes from Robert Batlnovlch. head or the state Public Utilities Commission and a member of the California Transporta· lion Commission. I n a l e tt e r to Trans port a tion Com · mi ssion C h ai rman No rt o n Si mon , Balinovlch noted the m ajor source of state transportation funds bas been the seven-cent-per· g allon motor vehicle fuel tax. He said the tax, which wu set ln 1963, lo· d ay will ''buy the equivale nt value of la bo r and materials worth only 2.2 cents." He said a legislative study reµorted In 1970 a tra nsportation funding deficit or $700 million SCHOOL BAND RENTALS WINDS • GUITARS DRUMS· VIOLINS I DISCOUNT-RECORDS-TAPES I September Clearance ,BALDWIN PIANOS ORGANS e \ YATES MUSIC CENTER 61 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT BEACH Phone 640-9020 lllwM hlu11oMar•1 .-Pit Slltp per year for both state •--------------------------• and local needs. As of September 10. 1978. schedule changes will go into effect on several Park·N-Ride Expfess and Local Fixed Routes. And fares will be increased on all Orange County Transit Oistnct bus routes. The new fares are hsted below along with the routes that have been deleted. Please remember to carry the exact fare since our dnvers cannot give change. There have also been changes on services not hsted below and we will be revising our schedules. For new schedules or route informa- tion call 547-3311 or toll-free ZENITH 7-3311 from 6 AM to 10 PM weekdays, 7 AM to 5 PM Saturdays, and 8 AM to 5 PM Sundays. j New OCTD bua f--. tt:11ec:1Mt s~ t0. •01S1 New New Senior Citizen $efvice Regular Fare & Handicapped Fare Local Fixed Route& EasyRidef Park·N·R1de Express & Dial-A-Ride Dial-A-Lift ~only 70<1. 70<t* 35<t 35<t Dleconttnued Rout-. The following Park-N-Ride Express Routes have been discontinued: 207: 260; 271. (Other Park-N-Ride Express end Local Fixed Routes have been changed es wen. so please call for new route information.) The South Coast YM CA Is offering a six-week class in "chess for begin- ners" taught by Greg llarvey. Classes are held a t the YMCA 1 located at 20076 "C" Getty Drive, Laguna Niguel. "Seeing Southern California" is another service being provided by the YMCA this fall. Transµortatlon will be provided by a deluxe motor coach. Trip information may be obtained by calling 831· YMCA or 495-0453 Mon- day· Friday. 9-5 p.m. You wouldn't say "keep the change" at the supermarket. On Every Wall-Tex® Wallcovering In Stock Save on beautiful Wall-Te/'pattems for every room in your home. Choose from exciting contemporary, tradl- tionals, colonials, foils, and wet looks. You name it ... we have It. And better yet, these fashionable patterns are scrubbable, strippable, and easy to put up yourself. Come In today and save. It's (i first rate deal on Ameri- ca's leading name in wallcoverings. •Off suggested retaD prke. Sale enda Oct. 15, 1978. WallpoperJ to go • OPEN 10·9MON·fRl.10·6SXT. NOONto&SUNOAY COSTA MESA UOO Harbor llYd. PHONE: (?Wt 6'6-SOH (Harbor Shcffi"'O Center) LA HAUA TARZANA LA MHA ANAHEIM TOHANCI OHAfTOll AmEllA PUINTI HILU MAU 1978 &TORES THROUGHOUT THE WEST . : ... Why say it where you keep your savings? $15.48 is the extra amount earned by an average Los Angeles Federal Savings Account That's $15.48 more than a commercial bank pays. At today's prices. that won·1f111 your grocery cart. But it's worth adding to th e many money-saving services you're entitled to as a Los Angeles Federal Saver Passbook savings accounts pay 5 v .. % • day In day out, 5.39% a year with dally compounding. A $1.000 or more Certificate pays a higher rate, guaranteed, 6V2 % for a one year term. up to 8% for 10 years. 8.33% with dally compounding. There is also a 6-month, $10,000 Money Market Certificate which Is based on U.S. Treasury Bill interest fates and pays v .. % more than any commercial bank.· Why not transfer your savings to the Newport office of Los Angeles Federal Savings today- and "keep the change·· yourself! Savings Insured to $40.000 LOS ANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS NEWPORT BEACH 3201 Newport 81Yd •• acroaa rrom City Hell • IS7M600 OPIN Mon. lhr0U9h Thura. 8 AM·li PM i frl. I AM .. PM • Prematuroly w1tndrawn Cerhltcate Accounts earn tnterest ,11 the Passbook rate ror the term of 1rwestment. less 90 aeys HHd Offlco Loa AngelH Fe<1er11 S111inoa 11no loan A111oc1111on . '( , .. I c f ~ c E SI re di 1 IJ 84! w a th C:A1 J ti.al Av lea P• I Vet 17 • Irvine 01 T l O N Today•!; Closio~ N. Y. Stoeks VOL 71 , NO 1S7, A SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS • ....:;.;;:.--~..;_~~..;;_;;..;;;..;...;;~~.;;..;......;;;..;.,;,.. ______________________________________________________________________________________________ , Irvine I ht• lrvmt• Comp1.n\ f1l<-d a 1>roposltl Wt•cfnt''d"~ t11 hu1ld ll "''w H.~homc• m••Mhhurhood 1n the r1ty of lnuw Tht• propo'tt-d de•\ 1•lo1mw nt '' ~ d J .i r '* n t t u I h c• t• >. 1 ~ t 1 n &: <'u h ~rdu l e h OU!>1 n 2 t r act . bl't '11. l't'n lht• San 01<'1(0 f rt.'CWU) <ind l rvuw C.'c•ntt•r f>rt\ '" the &.n l>wgo Cn •k ChJnnel und Culver l>rlV(' 11 w 111 l"ll \It' I I 21fll u ... l' 11 betw~t·n the Jntn(' lndui.tnitl Co. Plans 8,500 Complex WeKt and the com rn unlty of WoodbridKc: T b e ~re a Ii-, d ,. i. 1 & n u t e d ··village 14" tn the rlty accnl·rul pla n It will mclud · 200 ac re~ of t·ommerclal devi>lopm cnt ~" w~ll as II.~ hou!'ies and upurt mt•nts Full dl'vclopmt.•nt of the proJ c <.' t I s t' x p f' c t e d b y t h l' m td 1980~. accordlnJC lo com pany ,,ro,ectlon1 The plan must go throug h u ~<'rlcs of pubh~ hearings and ap· 1)rovuls before lhe city Plarbung Comm1Stiion und City Council. l>ouglas 1-'ord. Irvine Com· pa ny project dire ctor. sa id ·more than 25 percent" of the new homes will be priced al $60,000 to S*>.000. with an addi· l1onal 10 percent priced below tha t Ford ~aid the cheaper housing 11> proposed to be built within lhe interior of lhe development. wath housing in the $100,000·and·UP category on lhe periphery and in parlfcular, around Main Street. near Culverdale. Other featun.'fi of the plan in- clude: -A tree-lined promenade -a collector for pedestrian and auto traffic and a corridor for the location or parks and schools Twenty neighborhood parks . plus a large community park centrally localed New Ho Illes -Fi ve church s ites using sha red parking. . Realignment of Ma in Street north of the existing Culverdalc School. -Proposed s ites for four ele me ntary schools. two in· termed.late schools and one high school All s ites arc adjacent to proposed parka. The commercia l deve lopment m a y i n c I u d e . 1'' o rd s a id , hardwa re stores, bank s. medical racilitlcs, drug st-0res. conven· 1c n ce m a rk e t s . f a s t .food restaurant.-.. locks m1th1> and pro- fessional offices There also will be a shopping center. 1f plans are approved. Most of the commercial de· ve lopmenl 1s planned along the west s ide of the community. as a bufrer to lbe industrial com- plex f''ord said the compa ny plans <Sec PROJECT, Page Al ) Trial to Move? D iedrich, Rose Join in Pka Or a n~e County Supe r visor Ra lph Diedrich a nd a rchitect LeRoy R~c r11t·cl u motion today lo have their upcoming trial on bribery rcluh.-d charges moved to another t'Ounty Die drich and Rose 's l ast minute bid lo have their trial moved e lsewhe r e c om e four days before their triul in Orange Co un t y S u pe ri or Court 1s bchcduled to get under way In the petitmn requestm~ the ch a nge, Dic<lr1c h 'b a t torney M a rs ha U Mor gan s~id : ·'Th e r e Is r ea s o n a ble likelihood that a fair and im· partial trial cunnol be had in 2 Seize d In E scape; 2Hunted MARIANNA. Ark. fAPl - -Authorities said today they re- captured two &f four Tennessee prison fuJ,t ltlvcs who blasted their way oul of a bowling alley, hijacked a small plane and fled we s t ac ross nood dre nched Arknnsas. seizing and releatsing hostages The men were captured on the outskirts of th<' Lawre nce Coun- t y commumty of Jl oxie after th('y r amm ed a ro:idhlock, Slate p<1hce swd. There were no re ports of inJurll's T he t wo w..re identified us Geori:e Ronds , 2'1 . of <:ranilc Cl· l y. Ill . <.1nd Floyd Ray Rrcwer, 28. of Rutherford County. Tenn. Orfict•rs lla1d lht' m en told the m the other eis capees Lurry ('h1s<:m. 29, of Forrc11t1Ci- ty. A·rk . und H1t·hurd Lyons, 30. or Ohio wcr<· traveling in a s epa r ah• v1•h1 rlc with two ho!>U.1~t·~ Mr :md Mrs J ohn B. King of Woodluwn , a central Ark un~u11 town Tht' K1ngi. had hc.·cn t:1kcn cap· tl v<• <.1i. th<• µri~one rs freed R1c ha rel Rullt'<I~<'. 20 lie had been S('l7.t.'d Wl'flne~d ay night wtll'n h1• wt•nt tu invei.tlgate their plunt'. wh1C'h lundt·d on a muddy form road near his home ID eastern Ark:insw'I Slate p<1hcc und F'fil agents "at hcrcd shortly aft er da wn to begin a Around i.c:irch for lhe t\J g it1 v<•» throu~h a ta ngled network of rural m uds . swampy woods. t•r1•t•ks <llld rivers. Low clouds a nd ht•a vy rain washed out plans for un aerial search and r ain s wolle n creeks were runnl n~ cwl"t their bunks In many urt>us or th<' stat<'. Poli n· i.uid the c11cupccs were upporcnlly headed west and <See PURSUIT, P age A2> Orange Coast ';" Went h er Part ly c·loudy through Fridoy. Slight chance of i.p rinkl e i. o r II R h l showers l.ow11 tom((ht ft2 to 66. 11.JghH 1-'ricluy 70 to 76. I NSIDE TODA~ The ttOfll o/ be(J(;h trotlq · cort fa °"" o/ 1JmogU!u nfohtt and trafllc·f.!mk" da11•. See f'caturh1g, •age Cl ...... .!:1.F ·5 r:~ ca M.~ ~' =-~--..U~ ~ 1=== . ~·i '*- \ Orange county because of the prejudice that exists against the d e f e nd a nts by vi r tue of widespread publicit y this atnd othe r indictments have been g1ven by the media ." Diedrich and Rose we re in· dieted by the county Grand Jury l a s t Dece mber on brl bc r y charges related to a land use de· c1s ion made by the County Board of Supervisors in 1973 Six months earlier , Diedrich was named a mong fi ve defen· da nts in a n indictme nt that cha rged them wilh violating state Political campai.in laws All but one ch'arge against the J e t Noise To.l~rease Noise from takeoffs and landings or mlUta ry Jets will increase over several Irvine communities begin ning In e arly Octobe r because or a cha nge hi military filght p•tterns. A• El 1'eN MM"iM Air Station spokesman uid coostruction work r e· 1 u rfactn1 the baae runways wtll btgtn •l that time and wlll continue through February. 1979, the official said. The new Oighl patte rns will a ffect th e com · munities or Northwood, College Park, the Colony. the R a nch. G r eentree. Orang c w oo d , and California Homes. Noise from the air lraf. fie will be highest durin~ the week. especially on Mo ndays, Tuesdays and W e dn c s d a ys 1 th e spokesman said. s uper visor in that Indictment have been dropped a nd are pcndinl( only an appeal by the stale Attorney General's Office Rose was tried in 1976 and found innocent on bribery charges related to his duties as a Full e rto n pla nning com· missioner. Whe n asking that the trial on the bribery related charges be moved elsewhere, Morga n cited a poll done on Diedrich 's behalf last year by Opinion Research Inc. According to the la wyer Diedrich had been reluctant to <See DIEDRICH, Page A2) Libertarians Win Battle For Ballot Supe rior Court Judge Robert Green issued an order Wednes- d ay that assures two Orange Coast Liberta rian Party can- dldateslhaUbeir INlrtY affiliatiOfl will appear on Novembereledion ballot. Both Dave Bcrcland, a can· dldate ln the 86th Slaje Senate District, and Jlm Ga.O.qber. a candidate in the 73rd Assembly District . made It on the ballot as a result or po8t primary election petition drives. Both candidat.ea under state election laws were to be dcs- i g n a ted inde pe ndents on the ballot. llowcvcr, Judge Green ruled that the two candidates' conlcn· lion that such a designation violates the ir cons titutional r ights ht v ulid. H e the n o rde r e d the ir Liberta rian P a rty a rrilialion placed beside their namcb on the November ballot No Idea of Jerry's Romantic Plan: Dad SACRAMENTO <AP > - Former Gov. Pal Browd says singer Linda Ronstadt would make a fine daught.er-in·la w but has no reason to believe that his son Jerry plans Lo gel married. The elder Brown waa ques- tioned Wednesday after a San Franc isco newspaper quoted him as saying he wished his son, Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .• would marry Mbll Ronstadt, a popular country.rock singe r. and that It might happen after the No· vembcrelectlon. would approve o f he r us a daughter·ln·law. l thought she wos a very, very nice girl." He lftJded. "Jerry as governor. a nd Linda Ronstadt tra velinl( all ove r the world for concerts would be a very difficult situa· lion.'' P al Brown said he hadn't dis· cussed the marriage story with his son. Ala, I' estergear Motorists ' eyes still bug when they spot gasoline prices posted at this rural ser vice st ation 20 mil('S so uthwest o f San Be rnardino. Ma ny o f the m make a s c reeching stop at the pumps. But the pumps have long since hcen dr:v and the sta tion closed Mainly now. It's a pl ay- ground for (·hildrl'n And memor ies of prices past. O.S:wald Widow._ Says She Believes Guilt WASHINGTON fAPl -Lee Harvey Oswald's widow testified today that she believes Oswald assa ssinated President John F . Kennedy as an irrational at- tempt to seek recoicnition Marina ~wald Porter told the House assassinations committee she believes Otlwald acted alone because his secretive nature would not have allowed him to confide in anyone about an as· sassinulion plan In her testimony today and Wednesday, she stressed that she does not know for certain thut Oswalct was the assassin who shot Kennedy to death in Va llas on Nov 22, 1963 "I'm just as anxious to find answers as everybody else is," shl' s aid But prc~st·d for her opinion about whether Oswald killed Kennedy. i.he rcplll'd "YNi, I do behevc he did I believe the man was capable of 1t." Questioned about whether his m oti v es would have been political or the product of men· tal 1nslabilily, she rt.•plicd : "I really don't know what lo say about lhl' motive . "If you want my pe rsonal opinion as to whether 1l 's mental or political, l would have to say 11 's the mental !ll ate of the pe rson. The whole matte r Is so irrational it's difficult for us to come up with any rational answer .. Rep. Richardson Preyer, [). N.C0 , suggested tha t Oswald may ha ve chosen to kill Ken· ned y because he thought as- sass ina ting "the m an at the top ," whatever h is politics, would bring Oswald the reco~nl· lion he had long sought und failed to achieve. Mrs . Porter said she found tbnl plaus ible. Committee mt•mbe rs spent much of the morning quizzing Mrs . Porter about subtle dif rercnccs between he r testimony and the accounts she J{ave th<' Wa rren Commii.sion. lht' l"Bl. the Secret Service und uulhor Priscilla Johnson McMill an F or e xam ple. s he tes tified <See OSWALD. Page A2> Honor Guest Misses Meet SAN DIEGO <AP I S F'ulC'k Nielsen, consul of Norway, wus guest of honor al luncheon g1vt:'n. by the Sun Diego Consulur Corpi. ex('cpt that ht• was eating alone in a cufe ucross town After 30 minutes. one of lht· hosts called Nielsen's secrctury who hustled him over . London Scene 'Terrifying' To Tmvolta LONDON CAPl -It was a case of Wednesday nighl feve r wh e n Holly wood s t a r John Truvolta arrived at the Empire Theater in Leicester Square for the first night of his movie "Grease " Som<· women cried out and others foi ntcd. One Ruest had her dress ripped down the back Sc•veral photoRraphers los t t•qu11>mcnl and orlt' had t wo n ash guns smashed Travolt a'-. hody~uards had to c·l1 m h on th t• ro o f o f ht '> Ii mou!-ttnl' to s hout at ~hov1ng fani. to 1-wt hack as police cleared u puth for Tra volla and hi"i ~1rl fnt•nd, Ma ril u Henner ''I wai. tern f1f'd J'vf' never kno wn anything l1k£' lht"i . · Travolla :.aid onct• '>nf<•ly msidl· Travoll u and co slur Ohv1a Nt•wton .John wt•rt· hurried out of a rear t•ntrun1•t• tw rorc the film finti.IH•d tu ;ivoid in hi~ hotel, $hf• wl'nt to a purty for 1.1100 gu<·s ti. Woman Tells H ow Mate's W ver K ille d But he countered by telephone fro m Beverly Hills, "I haven't the s lightest idea about J erry's Intentions o( marrtaee with Un· da Ronstadt or anybody ell'le l 'vc never discussed his love llfe with him In any shape or man· Stolen War Papers Seized Before Sale ·'I um cxlrcml·lv (•m har. russed ." Nielsen told th<• '10 con s uls a nd g uests Wedn('sduy "The re was noth ing 1ir1 my cale nda r for lunch .. Ry f.AR\I C.RANVILLE OtlNO•lly,.11 .. Sl•ft Arr uitN 1 m u rd 1•rf·-<~ l\oy.1 Shl'lton to ld und ~howcd a n Or:inge Count y Superior Court Jur y today how she s hot and killt·d hn hus hand '" l<1v1:r In l.ugu~o llt•nch lu11t Murch Wh ile Mr-< Shd ton admitt<:d rmnJt l hl' shot lhut ·killed 28 vc•ur old Pot Prorr rt.'S, she :.aid ihP 11hootm(C wu11 unmtent1C111al ner." • The younger Brown. 40. has been linked romanllcally with Miss Ronstadt for several yean; aut the Democratic governor conslstenUy refuses to discuss hi" private ure. and his atarr Hid Wednesday he had no comment. MIH Ronstadt hat elven con- certs to raise campaign funds ror the eovernor, and ha• con· trlbuted her money. The 1ov· ernor Is runruni for re·elec:llon. On the story in t~ Sao Fran· c tsco newspaper. the elde r Brown -who la campaignlna( Rtai,ewldc fdt hia son uld h.18 remarkJ weN misinterpret~. He expJllned: "I've seen Lin· da on tYt'(1 occaalonR with Jerry One of them w11 • f amlly din· ner. And I Uked her. That'a all there wu to lt. 1 Juot 'Udn 't want anybody to t~ J dt18"rovtd of ber ln II)' way.'' ''All I Nld waa I cenalnly WINST ON·SALl::M . N .C. f AP I High school dropoul'I who stum bled on top-secret documents In a stolen cllr hid l h('m in un abandoned house and trl('d to 11cll the m , lhe Winston· Sale m Journal said today. The documenlM wor e In • trunk that belon1ed to Graham Ma~lln of Wlnston•Salem. the lost American 1l'mba1u1ador to South Vietnam. He took the documents with him when he fled SaJgon before U.. fell to the North Vietnamese In April 1975. The trunk was In a car belong· Ina to Martin'• daughter. The CM wos eilolen la1l December. The lhlevei 1trteJ)Od the car and came upon &he trunk packed with file roldtr1 and notebooks. FBI •left~ fouod t11e lolckrt acauered t1' Che woodt near the spot Where Ute car wu f.ound. ( • Th e J o u rnnl s u id the note books. mdudln~ maps pin pointing locutions of U S mls~il<' silos, were not discovered until February when a Winston Sale m stude nt told hi~ teacher he thoul(ht he kn •w about somt• secrl!t docum •nt11. The paper , quoting unnamed 11ourcc11 t'I08c lo lhe lnve11l1J(a· lion , 1rnid tha t the Rtudont clalm ('d he hnd friends who knew th cor thiC?vcs. The ftlu dent produced u notebook which inr luded letters from PNlRldcnt Nixon , military records and m ap11 and other governme nt documents. School offlclalll told the FBI, which. the Jouma l said. aaroed not to charge tht' thieves {n e x· change for help and the docu- mcnll. I ........... 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H 111 "' -.1.i nd from ht>r r1• 1>oiu·t1111•ot uf th• •hoot IOI( 1-h-fon· 1 h.1t tH' t11h.I th•• Jurv 1 n J u ti .:, M "' u n ~· 1 n ton nwrtroorn lwr H·r~1on of tlu lov1· tory MOnt• v. run~ of th• h ui.bund who wt·nt t•fr to h v1· w ith JOQlht•r w111nun 111 l.»6(un11 tkat•h but v. ho 1 l'lu1 ntid to ht'r '·'" ''">WI"' .1p,1rt1r11·n1 .1lmost weeklv to lUflOrl.C 11tht-r lhtnM' mJkl' h>H· 1\1 1 .., s h ,. 11 , , n ., o 1 II h 1 1 1•:,l 1 Jll t(t'll hu,l1.A 11d , fturu Oc1 t•mb1•1 wllil tlll' 111.:ht 11( lht· fotJI ahoottn((, frequt'ntly look ht·r oul on dule1>, i.howered h r ~1th presents und ulme>l:lt wuekly SJ>c nl a night with her In her Et'ho Pa rk upurtment S he s aid his on·agaln, o ff a~:11n aU.enUon eausl'd hur great emotional dlstre!.s and made her lift• "a crazy sen ei. of things thut I didn't know how to h11ndle." lier testimony was In sharp contrast to earlier words spoken rrom Lhe same wllness chuir by her husband. She lton insisted It was his wife who wus clinging to him und that he Lrlcd lo end the relu· Uom1hlp. Defens e lawye r James Me rwin showed the jury a rour- pagc love letter us we ll as _a poe m written by Shelton to hu; w1fl' dun ng the time he was Jlv. inJ( wilh Miss Proferes in the La.:una Beach apa rtment where lht· woman was killed In a significant contradiction 111 the Shelloni.· testimony, he sau1 a few h1HUS before thl' t.hoolinJ! h<' h.Jcl left ht!. wife tn h t.'r <'•Jr 1m 1.aJ,?u na C'a nyon Roud, hd ll'v111g that '>he w;_1:-. r e turnmf.l t.o Los An~clf'l> M 1 :.. Sh1•IU1n 1rn1d , however. that he had ugreed lo RO with her b:i<·k lo Lo:-. Angeles und thul it w;1::-. when ht• fullt•d to n•ap1>ear t hat s hl• dt•ct<lcd lo return lo t.a~11n:1 B~uch and lhf' darknt'ss ouh ide her hui.band and h1 !-. luv ~·r':. hedroom Mr:. Shdlon ul:.o sa11I she· car ''ed the gun In a manicure caiw rnsidc th<.> glove compartment of . hl'r 1·a r a.-. protcction..aguinsl lht· n otorious SO·called Hlllsidt• ~t rn ng ler in Jn.-Angeles ,,.,.... Pall# A l PROJECT ... lhn•c• phaM.'~ of bu1ldin~. of two ye:1rs euch b4·~1nninJ( tn 19ll0 Plun:. in<'l udc• lht• wich•ning of ...c•v<•r;el c·x1!-.ting ro11ds. including Cul ver Orivt•, M u 1n SlrcN, lr vi1w Cenlt!r Drive, flarvard Ave nue amt Barruncu Parkway. H:1 rrunca would bt• cxlend1•d through the l'Ommunity to con· nc•rt with Wooctbridgc . if Ufl· provt•d by thl' \:oUn<'il. R oad Improve me nts, f"ord suid. would be paid for -Oy de· velope rs, i;lull' gus tax revenueK and the city'11 new system de· vclopmcnl chance. a one -Umo tax levic.-d against ne w projcclb. f'o rd isaid the community would ge nc rutc Sl.7 million in property und i.ules lax re venue!> for the city, and $3 m illion rev· t_•nut•:, fo r the llChOOI distrit•l. Those would be partly offset by costs for services lei the publir a~cn<'ics. c~t1mutt•d rl.'Sp<'Cti vely at $800,000 ancl $2 I ml Ilion GSA Lease Hit WASHINGTON <AP) Know. mg 11 woultl <'Ost tuxpuyt•rs near· ly ~00,000 a year more, the <';<•nt•rnl Servict>N Admlnlstra. Lion went uht•ud with u lease re- nl•goti ullon on an LS 11lory office huildlng In Ruburhan Maryland, :.ources said Wednesday night. ' ORANOI COAll DAILY PILOT O..Or-..C..0.tf0.1Ufy ""~ wtff\"""'91hhtftl'T'I ,.,, ... ,,".~ ..,.~, h ou4111fv.d9Wt .. ()tttf\QI> (M\t ~.,,, .... (.~y .. ,.,,. .. ..,,.,"""""'.,* ~•_,.d Mond•it tf'tfov'lh • ,., *°' <:.Mt• ~ ....... ~I A.o_.,,_ HuMt~OJll\ ~.,,. t t-#'j •••n Y•fl•• "•'"" \#f'Hlf'b .... V4H•v ·~ ~~ ::.~~~~:;, ·:r..;:..,NWI~ fWtNlci-tt ._,ntlll"ltf'lt ,,,...,., t\ et Dt ... t tur \H91ff ('1\t.t ..W\A ( Ahft'"'"'"6."' ._ ... _ Po ...... ,,,,_,_ '""" c-w, Yur ...,.,\lfWf'lit .tN1 fflf·fltf llt4M.t......,,.. n-........ , . ., .. 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Heavy fighting also was re· ported In Rivas. 80 miles south of Managua and lS miles from the• Cofi ta Rican border, and the re bels were reported regrouping for an attack on Masaya, 18 miles southeast of the capital. l'hr l'l ' t L·c·n age girls WL'l'l' kill<.'<.t Aug. 10 "ht·u thJ~ HJ7J f'olll PtntlJ L'Xploded and lot11 1 '':''" 11 .t llll''i whl·n -.tru<:k from behind near Elkhart. Ind. The Ford Motor C ompany ha s b e e.n indicted ror n's ponsibilily in its design of the aulo. OSWALD •.. Mos t s hops and offices in Managua were still closed by a general !'ltrlke against Somoza, but the ht•avily patrolled c apital was generally quie t. The Red Cross estimated m ore than 400 persons killed and 800 wounded across the country. with ut least 200 dead and 200 wo unded in Masaya, since the S41ndlnista Liberation Front at- tacked nationa l guard posLc; in most of the nation's cities Sutur· day night. Esca'pee 'Testifies' In Murder Trial Vldeo·tapcd tcr-.llmony rrom un e scaped prisoner who is still al large has been admitted as evidence in the Orange County Superior Court murder trlaJ of an Ohio man. In t he vidtiotapes played Wedne'sday before the elghl· woman, four·man jury, John Louis "Jack" Ke llar said that John B. Tidwell Jr. or Warren. Ohio, had boasted to him how he robbed and murdered Harold Rine hart, 16, o( Midwood City on Occ. 13, 1973. "lie said lhc kid wouldn't give him the money, so he killed him a nd took the m oney," Kellar s aid In one or the videotapes. Thi• t <11n•:. wl•rc of Kella r':. t ('::-.f u nony a::-. :.011• pro!-.ecul1on w1tnc•:.::-. at Tidw1·11's pn•llminary ht·annj( last .June l'roi;ccutor P:.iul Meyer m ade the tapes tt>u ring tha t Kellar. t hen serving a s ix-month sentence on un Ohio hrcakinJ(·and·t•ntry conviction, would huvc· "a convenient loss of 1111·m ol'y·· <ifl!•r hi!. rcle ast•, wh1<'h wa s st'hl·tlulcd lo tak(' place before the Superior Court trial. However. Kellar -who was transferred to a minimum· security Orange County prison from Warren to tes tify a t Tldwell's trial -escaped from prison in July . He is s till being sought. Judge Walter Charamza al· lowed the tapes to be Introduced into evidence over the objections or derense attorney James Brustman, who claimed the tapes were prejudicial because his cross-examination of Kellur had been limited at the pre- liminary hearing. Charamza said Meyer h<id made every attempt to locate Kellar and had complied with all le gal requlre me nti; regardi!'g prior statements by a potential witness. In the videotape, Kellar said he had known Tidwell since 1973 and that In January, 1974, he had !ll'Cn Tidwell counting "a lot or money on hill btld ." According lo Kellar. Tidwell suid Alexandria Fox, u u irl he knew from Midwood City, had arranged the robbe ry. telling him t ha t Rinehart a nd two others "had pulled a burglary and hud a lot or money." f',...Pa~AJ PURSUIT ..• believed to be trave ling in Rutledge's black pickup and a late-model Ford Bronco. Rutledge told his family by telephone that he and his cap· tors s pent the night with the Kings and thut he had been Ued up and left behind when the fugitives took orr with the couple this morning. The minimum.security in- mates escaped white on a recreational outing at a bowling a lley in Dickson. Tenn. on Wl'dnesday afternoon and forced their way aboard the green·and- white. single.engine Cessna 182 for the 220-mile trip west lo Maria nna. · The prisoners burst out or the building's bathroom firing two s hotguns, dis armed prison guards after a bMef exchange of fire and grabbed four .38·callber pis tols An officer. another prisoner and one of the escapees were slightly wounded. The y took a bowling alley e mployee with them , freed her unharmed at the airport, lben forced the airport manager to fl y them to Arkans as . The manager waft released un· harmed after the plane landed. Edward Atchison, owne r of the Bowl·O-Rena in Dickson. said that when the four mon came out of the bathroom. ·•rt didn't look like they was trying lo hurt anybody . Wednesday that s he thoug ht Soviet authorit.ies censored m ail and bugged t h e a partme nt where she and Oswald lived in Minsk ln the months after their marriage in April 1961. She said then s h e had no direc t knowledge that they were undt'r s urveillance but assumed from gossip that the authorities would spy on an American llvlng there. Mrs . McMillan's book about the Oswalds quot-es her as say. ing a Soviet. commissar told her thl! couple were under sur· velllance. She told the commit- tee the McMillan account is cor- rect and that she railed to recall the situation fully in he r testimony. On another point, she testified that she and Oswald stayed in a "' boarding house in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, a s they traveled from the Soviet Union to the United States in l962. Rep. Chris topher Dodd, D· Conn., noted that she has pre· viously testified they stayed in a private apartment there. "That's what f call a boarding house There'11 a difference'•" she r esponded. ''It looks like a private house a nd you rent a room and the lady of the house prepares a meal." ll was not immediately clear what the committee was trying to establish. but most ques tions on her conLradictlons appeared Lo go lo the point of Oswald's possible involvement in any sort of conspiracy. Tht• leftis t i.:uc rrillas· cob· blestonc burricudes on the Pan· American Highway stopped all traffic lo Estell. 60 mlles north of M anugua; Chinandega, 65 miles norlhwei;t of the capital. and Loon. 20 miles southeast of Chinandega. The rebels were reported in control or the three cities. with the national guard garrisons besieged in their headquarters compowtds and the re bels get· ting :.upport from the townspeo. pie . F ..... PageAJ DIEDRICH •• di scu ss the poll's res ults because they would be "of great detriment to him and of great benefi t to his political foes." The ~tillon s howed that 28.S pe r cent or those questioned thoug ht Diedrich guilty of lhc political corruption charges. Simultaneously, only two per. cent believed him lo be innocent. That poll was taken before lhl! Ocecmbl·r bribery related In- d ictments in the rash or bad publicit y tha t des cende d on 01cdnch then Briefcase Brings Out &mhSquad A misplaced briefcase belonging to a n oidt' of Gov. Edmund Brown .Jr broug ht the OranRe Coun- ty Sheriff's bomb squad to lrv i nt»s i\1rporler Inn Wed ne:.t1ny a fte rnoon Showers Expected To Leave Tonight NEW TY SEASON PREJ'IEJf'S TODAY The new television s eason is orr and running as the three networks make their a nnuul bid for public favor and precious points in the Nielsen rulings. But to fortify his a rgument thal the county supervisor's - chances or havlng a fair trial in Orange County are in jeopardy, Morgan attached a three.inch stack of newspaper clippings that rt!COUnl the publicity sur- rounding the Indictments. Orange County Superior Court Judge John Flynn has scheduled a he aring and is expected to rule on the motion for a change of ve nue late in the day Tht· <'lll>l', a ppar(•nlly lt'ft in the hotel's parking lot, ww; turned In to the front desk som1·li me later. al about the time lhti gov. ernor was spe aking lo Orange County builders al the hotel. That was too much ror the s tate police who guard Brown. They called Irvine police who e va cuated the hotel's lobby a nd sum· moncd lht:! bomb ~quad Police report s noted the prec autions we re ta ke n becaust' of thc prcsenrc of a .. hi~h 8tat~ official." Bomb experts took the ~uspicious case into the p a rking lo t . gingerly opened il and found that It did indeed belong to one of Brown's a ides. Orange Coast residents got da mp and even downright wet from loc alized s howe rs that began Wednesday night. !lain began falling o n tht:! south coast and Harbor Area late Wednesday night. leaving whul weather experts call a trece -less than .02 of an inch. The Saddleback Valley got sllghtly more -.05 Inches - und west county and Santa Ana :iuthorltles said there was bare· ly enough moisture to measure. How long It would tnke the -drizzle to fizzle rema ined In doubt. Weather service forecasters called for cle aring by tonight. "September ls always an un· certain month ." warned am uteur meteorologis t J Sherman Denny of Hunllngton Be uch. "The weather bureau Drugs Asked? Hughes 'Pain' Described OGDEN, Utah (i\P) -A pros. ccul ion witness has testified that the late Howard Hughes complulnt'Ci about the strength and quality or paln·killlng drug" he had been receiving. The t estimony came from Dr. Norman Crane. a forme r physl. cla n to Hughes. following jury select Ion in the U S. District Court trial or Dr. Wilbur Sutton Thane , 53, of Logan, Utah. Thane . llU!lhes' pe rsonal physician 10 years, Is char.red with Illegally distributing a con· trolled substance fo Hughes. The defendant, medical dlrcc· tor of Utah Stnte University's Exceptional Child Center, Is ac· cuscd of supplying Hushes with s,soo d08tlfCC units of codeine phosphate tr-om Aprll 1974 until Hughes' death In April 19'76. Crane. 72. and f.luahes aide John M. Holmes, 62, both o! t,,os Anaelcs, pleaded no COJ\teat Monday ln l.os Vegas to federal cbarna they supplied Hl,Wh.s wltb codeine. They are to be Hn· t~ncrd ~t 23 and unde r • plea· baranlninll :carcemcnl the aov ernment wUI recommend proba· h o!.\: Crane said that following a 1946 "ccidchl. Hughe• took morphine for porn, became ad- dicted a nd beaan taking codeine. Crane s aid he had tried to get Hu~hes off lhe drug for 13 years and hud not succeeded "I thought it wu t i me someoneelse trled,''hes ald. Defense allorney Te rre nce Murphy asked Crane If Hughes durmg a meeting with Cran<..' and Thane said he wos using an excessive amount of drugs, as much as 25 to 45 grains a day. Crane sold. "I don't remember the 45 part.." Crune 11ald he was under the lmprct1slon Thane wns trying to gel Hu"'hes to cut down on co· delne but that during this meel- in1 with Lhe two doctors. Hughes complained about the strength and quulity of the drugs he was recclvlna .. Murphy asked Crane If one could get codeine phosphate In the Bahama~ without a prescrip· lion. Crane said yeR Murphy s uid th a l when Hughes was In the care or Thane, they had be n outside the United Slates, In the Bahamas and Acapulco Hu1hes wes ~ing flown trom Acapulco to Ten at the time or lhla deuth. • hns trouble with predictions beca use the 1>1 c lurc Is so changeable." For a preview or what you'll be viewing this lime around. turn to Page Dl. r . . . . . ... . ' .. .... . . . . . . . . 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St~ HOUrl 0 1lly H~t. 9-5 30 BudO•I Pavmenis ............... _ .... ' e d .8 u I, • TS _, ht IUI nt ill •Ir Id • r !r m Id e I I 7 r Laguna/South Coas t . . . Aft ernoon N.Y. Stoeks I 1. , VOL 71 . NO 2S7 . 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS ~ Widow Believes Osw~ld Killed JFK WASHI NG'l'ON 1 \P 1 l~ H rvt>)' ():slo\ aid ?> w1do'-' te~t1fwd today that :dw bellt'H'' Ch"' aid BS!\UlSSan alt"(! Pn•,1dt•nt .luhn t Kt"nnt-cly .t::. .1n 1rrat1on1tl 1tl tf'mpt to St'(•k rt•co.c111tion Marina Chlo\ tfhJ Port..r told lhr tlOU!\~ c1Sbill>MIH1t11m' t·ommlth>t• !4h'' bt•ht'\ M t ).."'aid a1·t••d alont• bt'<'ttUbt' h1 ' 't•crt'l I\ 1• ll <•tun· woulci not hint• ullowt•d him tu t•onhdl' 1n ..in\11111• .1hout .tn a.-. !iAM11nal.t0n phm In her testimony today and Wednt-sday . sht' l'ln·i.i.cd t hat l\ht• does not kno w for certain that Ot.wald wui. tht• 1tsi.as~m who shut Kcnnt.'(fy to death 111 l>nllus on Nov 22. 1003 ·1·m JU.St ui. unx10U?> lo hnd answcri. u!\ l've1 ybody <•be 1:-. · ?>h•• s aid. Rut pres.. ... ro for ht>r 11pm1on about whl'lher Ch1wuld k1lll0d Kennt•dy, she rcpht'd "Yes. I do bclievt• he did I believe the man wtt s capable of\t " Qut•stioocd about whether his mot i ves W{~uld have been 11ohtH·a l or lhl' producl of men· tJI m .. t:.ih1hty. s hl' replied : "I n •ully don't know what lo s ay about ttw mot1vt• "lf you want m y pe rsonal opinion as to wht!ther 1t 'l> mental or political. I would have to say -1t s the mental state of the person. The whole maUer is so irrational 1l 's difficult for us to come up with any ra tional answer." Rep. Richardson Preyer. D· N.C . suggested that Oswald may have chosen to kill Ken· nedy because he t hought as- sassinating "the ma n at the top ," whatever his politics. would bring Oswald the recogni- tion he bad long :.ought and failed to achieve. Mrs. Porter said s he found that plausible. Committee member s s pent much of the morning quizzing Mrs. Porter about subtle dif· ferences between her testimony and the accounts s he gave the Warren Commission. the FBI. the Secret Service and author Priscilla Johnson McMillan. For example, she testified Wednesday that s he thought Soviet authorities censored mail and bugge d the apartment where she and Oswald lived m Minsk in the months after their marriage in April 1961. She said th e n s he h ad n o direc t knowledge that they were under s urvei llance but assumed from gossip that the authorities would s py qn an American li ving there (See OSWALD, Page AZ) Murder Suspect Adnllts Shooting Clement e Poli ti~• \'i~ti111? Councilman Quits Sears o.lly .. , ... $&aft ,_ QUITS SEARS POST Councilman Roy Hamm Jerry Marry Linda? Dad By ANNE COOP ER Of "'9 O.tity rttet SIMI San Clemente Councilman Roy Hamm has resign'ed as manager of the city's Sears store. apparently a victim of the political infighting r aging through the once-sleepy beach community. . A full-page newspaper ad in June. paid for b y ·'ci t y employees and San Clemente res· idents for the purpose or saying the parks departme n t ." threatened to initiate a boycott of the San Clemente Sears store if Hamm voted in favo~of hiring a private landscaping firm to maintain city parks. City Manager Ge rald Weeks had recommended that the city no longer maintain its own parks, but. hire a landscape firm -a change~wtlfch he sald would save the city cl06e to $200,000 a year. Hamm waa characterized in the newspaper as the coun- cUman with a deciding vote on the parks maintenance issue. Council membe r s Howard Mushett and Myrtis Wagner op- posed the hiring of a private firm, M"ayor Wllllam Walker and COUf\Cllwoman Donna Wilkinson shpported the change. "Councilman Ha mm." read the newspaper ad. "if you vote to contract out the parks depart Li l-~ J -'~ ment, you have clos<.'<i your cars ires ~a to the pleas of the people." "Therefore you wilJ leave us S /\ C H/\ M ENT 0 I A' P ) ~o oice but to mail our letter F orm t'r Gov Pal Brown says t • ears. Roebuck and Com· s ing.er Lrnda Ronstadt would any. advising them of your m ake a fine daughter-in-law b':'t questionable political aetivit1es has no reason to twheve th~l his in our city and of our intent to son Jerry plans lo ~ct marrtt-'<i. boycott your Scars Catalogue Thc cider llrown was ques-store." read the ad. lloned . Wt•dnc:.day after a San On Aug. 16 Hamm .voted wi~h Franc isco nt·wspapcr q.uoted Wa lker and Mrs. Wilkinson tn him a.' saying he w1!'.hcd his son, favor of a parks maintenance Gov Edmund Brown Jr.. would cont r act with B . M . C. marry Miss R~nstadt. a popuJl:l:r Landscape, Inc .. of Gardena. co_untry-rock singer. a nd that it The private firm began main· might happcn after the No· taining San Clemente parks last vember electiun. week. City parks maintenance But he counter~d b~.telephon.e ~ployees were shifted to other from .Beverly Jltlls, I haven. t city departments. the sh ghtest 1dea about .Jerry s Hamm said today he pre- intentions of marriage with Un· re rred not to comment on da R on.'itad~ or anybody el~e. whether there • a connection I've never discussed his love hfe bel'tfeen tbe ad and his res1gna· with him in any shape or man-lion Friday will be his last day ner." with Sean. Next month he will , The .younger Brown, 40, has go to work for a new San been hnkcd romant1cally with Clemente insurance firm. Miss Ronstadt for st:veral years. But Mayor Walker said that in But the Democratic govern~r his opinion there Is "no question cons1slently refuses todiscusshis about it .. that Hamm was private life. a nd his staff said · Wednesday he had no comment. <SeellF.SIGN, P age A2) . o.-.,..._. __ WRECKED TRACTOR-TRAILER HOSED DOWN TO PREVENT GASOLINE EXPLOSION Colllslon on Ortega Highway Stella Traffic for Nearty Two Hours 2 Trucks Collide; Ortega Cars Halted A mile-long convoy of trucks and cars waited nearly two hours Wednesday as authorities worl<.ed to clear t he mangled wreckage of two tractor·lrnilers fo llowing an Ortega Highway collision that miraculously left only one man with mrnor in· juries. Robert Darlington. 32. of 33761 El Encanto /\vc~ in Dana Point. was treated and rel('ased from San Clemente General llospital following the 1 :05 p m crash near the Conrock facility <ibout fi ve miles east of Interstatl' 5 A Highway Patrol spokesman said the crash occurred when Darlington attempted to make a U-turn on the highway in his small pickup truck. NEW TJI SEASON PREVIEWS TODAY The new _}e(evision season is off and running as the three networks make their annual bid for public favor and precious points in the Nielsen ratings. For a preview of what you'll be viewing this lime around. turn to Page 0 1. A west bound Conrock gravel trdck swerved to miss the turn in~ pickup but struck it and also c·o ll ided with a tractor-trailer traveling eastbo und o n the highway The impact knock e d the pickup almost 40 feet down lhe road where it came to rest on 1t.s side on an embankment · After striking the oncoming se mi . the Conrock truck swer ved back into the W<.'Sl - hound lane and Jack-knifed. coming to rt•sl h~tngm~ over an embankment The cab of the eastbound truck was hurled forward. exposm~ the engme and diesel fue l-laden ga:. tanks. Pleces of batteries and biL'i of metal were scattered along 30 fet>t of the highway. The two twis ted tru c ks blocked t raffic for nearly two hours . Authorities used a p1ecc of heavy earth-moving equipment to remove one of the truC'ks from the highway after towing efforts failed. The truck's cab was lc.1shcd to a giant earth scoop. rais ed and dragged to the road's should er. The drivers of both trucks. Bennie Simien. 44, of Tustin. and Joe Limon. BJ. of Upland. werc umnjurcd. Diedrich, Rose Want Trial Move Orange County Supervisor Ralph Diedrich and architect LeRoy Rose filed a ~otion _today to have their upcommg trtal on bribery related charges moved to another county. ~ Diedrich a nd Ros e's last mmule bid to have their trial moved elsewherc came four days before their trial in Oran~c Co unty Supe rior Court 1s scheduled to get under way. In the petition requesting the c hange. Dif'drich's atto rney Marshall Morgan said · "Th e r e i s r e a s onable likelihood that a fair and i~· partial trial cannot be had m Oran~e County because. of the prejudice that exists against the d e f e nd a nt s b y vi rtue o f wides pread publicity this a nd othe r indictments have been given by the media." Diedrich and Rose were 1n· <See DIEDRICH, Page A2> Wntlon Scene 'Terrifying' To Travolta Miss Ronstadt has given con- certs to ra1S<' campaign funds for tht• ~overnor. and has con- tributed her money The f.tO\/ ernor is running for re-election On the story in the San Fran· clsco ne wspaper, the e lder Brown who 1s campaigning statewide for his son said his remarks were misinterpreted. Paramedic Rates Vary LONDON !API -It was a ca1;e of Wednesday night fever when Holly wood s tar John Travolta arrived at t he Empire Theater tn Leicester Square for the first night of his movie "Grease." He explained: "I've seen Lln· da on two occasions with Jerry. <See BROWN, Patte A2> Tear Gas Found In Clem ente Home Firemen In breathing masks searched a San Clement e home Wednesday' night after receiving a report bf smoke coming from the house and found f.I tear Jlas canlsteronthe paliooutside. Fire 'Marshall Don Modgson said the canister round al 102 Ave. Valencia was a military tear gas grenade frop\ Camp PendletA>n. He said tho melter is und•r ln- 'fHUaatiqn. / San Clemente Council Approves New Fees How much you pay for emergency medical treatment In San Clemente will depend on just how badly you're hurt when paramedics go on duty for the first ttme next March. Seriously injured accident vie· tims, ~e who suffered heart attacks and others who,require th e more s ophisticate d paramedic emergency treat· ment and hospital transport will pay $85 If they are San Clemente re11ldenlll, Sl.25 if they live out of town. · The same paramedic service ls currenUy provided by Orange County ln communities adjaceot to San Ctem~nte free of charge, sald Bruce Turbeville, public: lnformaUon officer with the county Ore department. - Scrapes sulfered in falls. sim· pie broken bones a nd other routine injuries or accidents, re· quiring simple first aid and am- bul a nce trans port will be handled as non-paramedic calls. for which the charge will be $45 for San Clemente residents. $60 ror out-of-towners The current charge for the c ity's emergency m ed ical n •sponse with firemen trained as emergency medical lechnl· clans and an ambulance is $45 for residents and non-residents alike. The City Council unanimously approved the new fees, which Fire Chief Ron Colem Dn sold will help pay for lntroductlon of paramedic ser~ccs In Sin Clemente. Cit y voters approved a paramedic prol(ram and a tax override to pay for it In the June election. In the same election . however. state voters p assed Pr oposition 1 3 . which automatically eliminated thf' paramedic tax override Despite the losR of funding. which w:ts earmarked primarily to pay for sophisticated elec- tronic and medical equipment required for paramedic serv1cf'. the city has proceeded with plans to move to param edics. Six San Clemente firemen are ~cheduled to start pa ramedic training nt the UC Irvi ne Medical Center on Sept 23 Capt. Nlch Maule. emergency <See RATES, Pag~ A2 > Some women cried oul and others fainted. One guest had her dress ripped down the back. - Several photogra phers lost equipment and one had two n ash guns smashed. Travolta's bodyguards had to c l imb on the r oof o f his limousine to shout at shovin~ fans to get back S R police clf'ared n p a th for Trnvolla and his girlfriend. Martlu llenncr "l was terrified -I've never kno wn anythln $1 lik e this," Travoll:t s aid once safely inside. Travolta and co·~tar Ollvl& Newton-John were hurried out of o rear entrance before the film finiRhed to avoid more trouble. While he stayed In hla hotel. she went to u party for 1.000 guests. I By GARY GRANVILLE OlllleO.tityrltetS .. ff Accused murderes s Anya Shelton told and s howed an .Orange County Superior Court jury today how she shot and killed her husband's lover in Laguna Beaeh last Morch. · While Mrs. Shelton admitted firing the shot that killed 28- year-old Pat Proferes. she said the shooting was unintentional. And. the sort-spoken women said, she bore the woman her hus band was living with no malice . Mrs. Shelton said she stood in the darkness outside a bedroom window where J oaquin Shelton and Miss Proferes slept and planned to shoot herself. But. the woman. said , s he wa nted one more look al the man she loved. Th al is why she took the • screen from the window a few feel above the bed where her husband and the victim were sleeping. "It was dark. Joaquin was ther e. He pushed the curtain aside and was standing there. "He was talking. I stepped forwa rd. He waa disappearing and I wanted to see him. "I started to reach out for him. There was this n ash and noise i.n front of my race. Then e verytti,ing was -just like slow," M'rs. Shelton s aid as she <lescribed lhe shooting. The bullet pi e r c.e d Miss J>Tefores' chest and resulted in he r death a few minutes later The ~ccuscd woman. describ- ing the fateful events m the ear- ly morning \lours last March 28. showed no emotion ~re· turned to the witness stand from her re-enactment or the shoot- tnf,t. Before that. she told the jury in Judge Mas o n Fe nton 's courtroom her version of the love story gone wrong, of the hus band who went off to live with another woman in Laguna Beach but who returned to her Los Angeles apartment almost weekly to, among other things. m ake love. Mrs . S h e lton s aid he r es tranged hus ba nd , from December until the night of the fatal shooting. frequently took her out on dales, showered her with presents and almost weekly spent a night with her in her Echo Park apartment. She said his OQ·aga1n. off. again attention caused her great emotional distress and made her (See SLAYING, Page A2) Coast Weathe r Portly cloudy through Friday. Slight chance of s p r inkl e s o r li g ht showers. Lows tonight 62 to 66.' HiJths Friday 70 to 76. I NSIDE TODA V The stO'f'll o/ beach rroU~y cars is one of smogleu nights Md tro//ic-jamless days. See f'eoturing. 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The document!> were in a trunk that belonged to Graham M;,i rt1n of Wtn..,ton-Salem. the b!>t /\mt'n can <imba:.sador to South V1ctn<1m . lie took the doC'umt'nLs with him when he fled Sargon bt'fon· rt fell to the North V1clnomesl' 1n April 1975. The trunk was in <.1 car belong- m~ to Martin':. daughter. Tht• c·ar wa:. stolt>n last D<•cember Thi· th1l·v1·s l>lnppcd the c·ar and t'i.l me upon the trunk packed w1I h fil e roldl'rs und nntC'book:. FBI ai(cnl!-. found the folder!> <,('atlt•r<'fi in I h<· WflOtb nVitr the '>f)lll Wht•n• lht· (',Ir WJ ... found T h t· J o u r n .1 I :. <1 1 d t h l' nolt•hook:.. 111d11d10~ m;,iµs pm p111ntrng loc:.etHJO'> of t 1 S m1:-. ... rl t: :.110:.. wt•n· not d1M•ovcn•d uni ti f"t•hru<Jry wh<•n a W1m,ton Salem -,1 ud1·nt told ht :-tc•:.el•hcr hi.' thought hl· kn1•w ;,iboul somt: hN ' rt·I dl)<·umc·nts Thi· p<1p1·r. quolmg unnamed 'out 1·1·l> l'lo"l' to lht· 1nvestig<1 11 11n. '<lld t hat the s tudent t·la1m1·tl he· had frtt•nds who knt•w thl' c·ur th1cv<·s The stu ll1 ·nt prod11t'l'd a nolt•hook whit-h indudell INlt•rs from President Nixon. military n•cords <ind map:. and olhl•r government dc11·11ment s Srhool otftewls told th~ 1-'RI . whll'h. the Journal smd, <.1greed not to t•harJ!l' th~ th11.'vt.•s m cx l'ht1 ng1· lur hl·Iµ .ind thl' docu ffil'IHS Th" vouthl-> reportedly trit-d to :.1•1 1 soml' of the notebooks to lo<· .ti .1ttor:nl'v:., but 1t was not known whdhcr u11y were actual Iv 'Old Tht• Wi.tshington Pc1:-.I reported W1•rl-n1!:.dc.ty that rc:dera l a u t h o ri t 1 <' ~ w l' n· l> t u d y 1 n g whl'I ht•r to in owc·ute M artan for k1•t•111ni.: lht· documl·nts Fro• Page A I BROWN ... Ont.• of them was a family din· ner And I likud her. That's c.tll there was to it. I Just didn't want anybody lo think I disapproved or her in any wuy ... ORANGE COAST Lille DAILY PILOT :.~;:.~::.~tr,-::,-:.::;::;;.;o,'.:; (..,.. t Pybt1U.lllWJ (O"""O•"V ""'6MMf M41...-.~ ,wr D•Jf>l•\~<I ~'WtJlt'f IPU6'tO'f'I ,-_,..,,,.. ... ·~ C~\t.t ,.,,,,. • H~•OOf• &"•'" """u"°'~ ''" . .,,,. • *'"" I•" lll•Uey lt¥1ft• \AOdlHMw• VJ1tllr'f t~ ~=~·~1~\ldv~~t~~~o;~~~1~-:_ ~::~o.c.,~'!:,~1..~.'.~~~~~,.no .,, "•• ._ .. _ .. ,"..,._,,, •1'd P\lbll"'-" , .... , ... ..,, \l't 11 "''•\ICtfAl e"Cf 0.f'llP-4 ~ ~eM~\l(H•H f lJ''""' l"'-IM' A Mvttf'M,... ,.,.~o•no l clttor 0..rlttM "" Ill< ........... 4\\•\l•"I MA~tl"IQ[Oltf'N'• laaun• h•cfl omoe f\M (/'f'~"•t'"• \trNt ¥.tlll"t Add'•" ,_ 0 9o1tM .,_.,, Ott1c:e1 (.o\l•IN"' »o-•l .. yS.rfff "'''"'!ftofll~ r\fMf\ UU\ .. tlifh 8ov1 .. ..,.,,,, '\lt(Wflf'b-IM Iii V~llfy )\1ft1 l tt f'1U t4DM1 •t ~" 01t90 ,,,.,..,,,_'( .. /tlonsier ltf enaento First Step Arch Beach Park Studied Laguna Beach officials are looking into creating a two or three-acre park in the Arch Beach Heights communit y . whe r e residents have only a small sand volleyball lot for out· door recreation. The city is seeking appraisers to conduct a study of a land parcel owned by the Aliso Viejo Company at Balboa Avenue and Capistrano Avenue at the edge of the community. The nearly level land would be Ideal for a neighborhood park site. city officials agree. and councilmen voted last week to seek bids from appraisers to do a study on the park area. While the counci l action 1s Just a s mall step, it 1s the first firm action by the city to bring the Arch Beach Heights commuruty up to standard in park develop. ment. A study of the hilltop com- m unity shows the more than I . 700 residents of upper a nd lower Arch Beach HeighLc; and the Portafina a rea are more than 10 acres de fi cient 1n parkland. would meet the needs or a pro· 1ected 2.000 residents. according to the national recreation group. Arch Beach Heights has the greatest deficiency m parkland in the C\ty. Jt has only Fernando Street Park at .02 acres, which was dedicated last year and is used primarily by volleyball players. Recommended uses for the new park would include rest rooms. a family picnic area, grassed open areas for informal games. as well as two lighted tennis courts. and courts for handball. Other pro1ected uses include baseball and athletic fields and a soccer and softball field. f',....P~AI RESIGN ..• forced out of his job by a letter writing campaign launched by polil1cal foes. Wa lker said Hamm was sum moned to the Sears home offict> two weeks arter his parks main· tcnance vote and told he was too involved in city politics. Laguna Be'"1c h a rtis t Roger Van De Vanlcr. 1 left I who created the three-foot tall Brooks Street Surfing Classic awards. presents one of the unusual sculptured cer amic cups to this year's men's division s urfing winner Doug Bunting. Ten of the tall trophies will be a warded winners of last year's and this year 's surfing contests at an awards ceremony co.sponsored by the Kalos Kagathos Foundation and Oak Street Surfboards. Monday m City Council cha mbers beginning at 7:30 p.m. a surfing film will follow the awards presentation, which is open to the public. _ The city's park guidelines call for five acres of pa rks for each 1,000 residents. But the National Recreation Association recom- mends ·a playground or park within walking distance of every hom e. Its park st andards call for one acre of parkland per 800 populatlon. A two and a half-acre park l',....PflfleAI "They Just had time to get their letters in to Sears," said Walker. Councilman Mushett. whose oam-e appeared on the ad as a person to call for further in- formation, said he knew of no letter writing campaign against Hamm. Clemente Hearing Slated DIEDRICH. • dieted by the county Grand Jury las t December o n bribery charges related to a land use de c1s 1on made by the County Soard of Supervisors in 1973. Mus hett said neither he nor the San Cleme nte Home Owners Association had any connection with writing or paying for tht! ad . Mu s h e tt is on the homeowners association board. A p u bltc hearing on San C le m e nte's st a te·manda ted Local Coast a l Program is s cheduled Monday in Huntington Beach before the Regional Coastal Commii;sion. Regional commissioners will be asked lo approve a work pro- Briefcase Brings Out &mbSquad A misplaced briefcase belonging lo an aide or Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. brought the Orange Coun ty Sheriff's bomb squad to Irvine's Airporter Inn Wednesday afternoon. The l'aSl'. apparently ll'ft in the hotel's purking lot, was turned in to the front desk sometime later. ill c.t bout the time the gov ern or was s pe aking to Orange County builders at thl' hotl•I. Thal was too much for the stale police who guard Brown. They called Irvi ne police who evacuated the hotel's lobby and s um- moned the bomb squad. Police reports noted th(• precautions w<:re t aken because of the presence of a "high state official." Born b expem took the sus picious cc.tse into th(• pa rking lot. gingerly opened it and fou nd that it did indeed belong to one of Brown's aides. Fro•PageAJ OSWALD .•. Mrs. McMillan's book about the Oswalds quotes her as say- ing a Soviet commissar told her the couple were under sur- veillance. She told the commit- k c the McMillan account Is cor- rect and that she failed lo recall the s ituation fully In her testimony. On another point. she testified that she and Oswald stayed in a boarding house in Rotterdam. th e Netherland s. as they traveled from the Soviet Union to the Uruted States In 1962. Rep. Christopher Dodd, D· Conn.. noted that she has pre- viously testified they stayed in a private apartment there. "That's what J call a boarding house. There's a difference?" she responded. "It looks like a private house and you rent a room and the lady of the houae prepares a meal." ll was not Immediately clear what the commlttee was .trying to establish, but most questions on her contradictions appeared to go to the point of O•wald's passible involvement In any sort of conspiracy. On Wednesday, Mrs. Porter decllned to aay whether she believe11 Oswald killed Kennedy, but acknowledaed she "felt very uncusy" ut th(' ttmc because she t hou"ht h« mlllhl h« Involved gram for San Clemente which the Coastal Comm ission staff proposes to complete by June, 1979. The hearing 1s scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. in the Huntington Beach City Council chambers. 2000 Main St. San Clemente is one of only rour cities or counties 1n California to request the Coastal Co m m1:.s1on to prepare the Local Coastal Program required by the state's Coastal Act of 1976 Other cities and counties have received state funds to de- velop their own plans Cc·ntral lo the Coastal Com- m 1i.:.1on staff proposal for San Cle mente's work plan is 1m- prov1.'d public ;Jcccss to lht• c ity's nearly rive miles of beaches. called in the staff re- port "the hcst a nd largest tn ~oulhcrn Orange County " Sa n Clementt"::; plt:'as ant Mediterranean climate. its high sandstone bluffs cut by lush canyons and its sweeping while along the coast : for protecting San Clemente canyons: a nd for regula ting new development 10 ,1the coastal zone. Man Arrested On Pot Rap A San Clemente man was ar· rested Wednesday on -suspicion of c ultivating marijuana. after witnesses told police they saw som eone c limbing a Ca mp Pendleton Manne Base fence. carrying a bag in his hand. P o li('e said Ro n a ld Kim Goodwin. 21. of 111 Ave Buena Ventur<1, was a rrested with about a pound of m arijuana plants. Goodwin was lo be released from San Clemente Jail today, on his promise to appear 1n the South Orange County Municipal Court in Laguna Ni~uel. Six months earlier . Diednch was na med among five defe n- dants an an indictment that c harged them with violating state political campaign laws . All but one charge against the s upe rvisor in tha t indictment have been droppe d a nd a rr pending onJy an appeal by the state Attorney General ·s Office Rose was tried in 1976 and found innocent on bribery cha rges related to his ,iutres as :i Full e rton plannin g com - missioner. When asking that the trial on the bribe~ related charges tM: moved elsewhere. Morgan cited a poll done on Diedrich 's behalr last year by Opinion Research Inc . f',.... P.,,e A I RATES ••• medical coordinator. last month became the first San Clemente rireman to complete the course. H e w i ll h e ad the city 's paramedic program. Chief Coleman said he expects the county to pay for the train· ing of the city's six paramedics as t h e y have sponsored a paramedic training for other c1hes in the past. Proposition L3 may elirrun~ this free training in t h e ne xt year or two. howe ver. Coleman said. Out of town residents make up about one-third or the patients cur rently transported by the fire department, the chief said. But they account for one-half the un- p::ud bills The hi ghe r charges to non·re~1dcnts was designed to compensate for thf' lower collec According to the lawyer Diedrich had bee n reluctant to discuss the poll 's r es ults because they would be "of great detriment to him and of great benefit to his political foes " :-a nd ~aches auract nearly l 5 ~~~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~-~~---~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~t1on rcate . s<1id Coleman. million vi sitors each year, at· cordini:t to the :.ta ff n·port. "ll <the lw ach I is washed by waves which provide excellent i.urfin~ conditions in many area!> ;.i nd 1s nanked on the inland side hy tall steep picturesque bluffs ... the report states. "The bluff:, a re cut frequently, especially in the southern portion of the city, by lovely coustal canyons which contribute significantly to San Clemente's charm " It 1s this charm that is expect ed to draw increasingly large numbers or people. as the urban sprawl extends from the north and the south San Clemente will no longer be a n "out of the way" heach town. in<·onvenient for day long beach t•xnrrsions "This grace period is. for :111 practical purposes. at an end." the report says. While the ci ty has providt.od good beach access and parking for local bca('hgoers. "it is un- likely that these r4'sources will suffiC'C for an increasing re· gional attraction ... the stuff wrote. In addition to improved heach access. the S1rn Clemente plun 1s cxpt•ctcd to address prov1:.ion for moderately priced housm~ rn the c ity's nearly three-mile· square coastal zone . for restora- tion or marinl' lift• depleted by increased hum;in population Street Gets One-way Tab Colle Redondel In downtown residential San Clemente will be m ade a one-way street from :muth to north after City Coun. cllmen unanimously approved the change this week. A majority or homeowners on the narrow !'ltreet. which loopi; olf of Avenlda de la F.strell a just north of Bonltu Canyon Park, fu vored the change, according to a city Hurvey. 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WHt 9f Cerit .k. For The Very Best Deal YHow.ltto yCMlrHH to cllKll •rt;1"'befwe , ... l 'II d. 17 Orange Coast Today's Cto~ing ' · N.Y. Stocks EDITION 'fOL. 71, NO. 257, •SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.C, 1978 r-¥C Irvine Co. Plans 8,500 New Ho1nes Tbe lrvtne Compun' hlt'll J proposal Wl'<lnt•,d•' lu build .1 new ll.SOO.honw nl·1.ihtx1rhood 111 the rlly ol lrvuw Tht' pro1x~wd d~vl•lopmt•nl " a d J a <' e n l t o l h l. 1· ' 1 ' t 1 n ..: C ulvttrdale h o u s 1n~ trdll t?etwfi•n l~ Sttn llwl(n fo'rN·w11\ and lr\lnto Ceott'r Uri\ ... tht-s~n Olf'KO en.~~ Chonnel and CulH·r Drive It w11l rover 1 l K6 J t'rt' ~lWl'en tht• In Hit' lndUblrtul <;omplrx Wl•i.t und tht· t•um mun1ty o( Wocxltmd~t· Thl' urea is dr:,11gnat l'd Vlll lll(t 14" 1n tht· t•1ty Ji(t•ncrul pl11n It w1ll 1ncludt· 200 acrt'i. of r orn mt•rcrnl dcvclopmt-nt .i' wt•ll lib 8.500 hOUbl'b <ind ~1part men ts f'ull dev{'lopmcnt or lhl' prnj \' l' l I S t• X p l' C' t l' d b y I h l' mid 1980s, &Jccord1ng to t•o m pan) proJe<.11ons The plan mui.l go throu~h J ~11r1t'!'i ol puhlle hearings and ap· provub lx•fore the r1ty P lanning Comm1ss1on and City Council. OouJ,:las Ford, Irvine Com · p11 ny project director . said .. rnorl' than 25 pt.'rcent .. or the new homes will be priced at S6Q.OOO to $80.000. with an addi· taonal 10 percent priced below that Ford said the chC'aper housing 1s proposed to be built wi thin the HllC'rtOr Of the tlevelopment, with ho using, in the Sl00,000-and·up category on the periphery and in particular, around Main Street. near Culverdale Othe r reatures or the plan in· elude : A tree lined prome nade -a collector for pedestrian <tnd auto traffic and a corridor for the location of parks a nd schools -Twenty neighborhood parks. plus a large community park centra lly located --Fl ve c hurch sites using shared parking. · Realigntnent of Main Street north of the existing Culverdale School. Proposed sites for fou r e lementary schools. two in· te rmediate schools and one high school. AH sites are adjacent lo proposed parks. The commercial development may inc lude, Ford said . hardware stores. banks. medical facilities. dru~ store~. converi· 1e n cc mark e t i.. fa:.l -food restaunmt:.. locksmiths a nd pro· fess1onal offices · There also will be a s hopping center. 1f plans are approved . Most of the commercial de· velopment I:. planned along the west 1>ide of the community. a.., c1 burrer to the indust rial com plex Ford said th<' company plaru. <See PROJECT. Page AZ) Peace Eluding Su 0 t Leaders o.tly ...... , ........... OWNER POPE ON PORCH OF HIS OLD REDWOOD HOME Victorian Gingerbread and Modern Air Condttionlng Dome .. Finds Costa Mesa Vnveils History By MICHAEL Pi\SKEVICll Ol tlw O•llY l'llol \1•11 Costa Mesa's moi.t ramous his· toncal bujldmg" The Estanc11t Adobl'. natural- ly, but city planners have been coming up with a kw :,,urpnses as they prepare a "ll1slor:ical R esources Elcml·nt" to the general pla n. F o r exam pl e . the r e's a weathered while building at 2c;<) Newport Blvd . now visible behind the charred skeletal re- m ain s of Russ' hamburger stand. The home of Dean and Viola Pope for the past 33 years is one or the oldest buildings m Costa Mesa. During the 1880s, the redwood home with a touch of Victorian ·' Coast Weather Partly c loudy through Friday. Slight chance of s prinkl es o r li g ht s howers Lows tonight 62 to 66. Highs Friday 70 to 76. • INSIDE TODA 't' Tlw "°" of beach trolley cart is orw of ~u nighta and tro/fic·jemLe.a daya See Featuring. Page Cl. •••• gingerbread about t he eaves was rooted near a forgotten railroad line that serviced the village or Harper. !Costa Mesa's earliest settlement.>. It was the home and working headquarters of the railroad's station master nea r what is now the intersection of Baker a nd Bristol Streets. The building was moved to its present location in the early 40s, and, when the Popes moved in on Jan. 2, 1946, it was al the out· er ed ge of a 10-acre gourd and peanut farm owned by liarry Opp. "I don't· think there were more than nine houses In a four-block area," Pope said today. The water line was laid above ground a nd a sewer was still years away. "When the earthquake hit it kind of rocked and rolled ... but it's slill here," Pope said with a gril\. About the only change the • house has undergone in the past 90 years is a new roof to replace the cedar s hingles that stayed on with the help of hand-m ade square headed nails. A lot of folks are Interested in buying the home. said Mr Pope, and It almost changed hands this week. But the Popes are ho lding back and wouldn't mind tumlnll (Sff IDSTORY, Page AZ> Projects Shre dded W ASHJNGTON I AP l The House Armed Services Commit· tee. still s marting over Prest· dent Carter's rejection or a S2 billion nuclear aircratl carrt~r. haa virtually shredded his shop. pint llst ror scores of alternate mlli~ry project.a. The commit· tee sent Defense Secretary Harold Brown back to the Pen· t11on without an c1ttr1 ~MY Wednetday Early Windup Unlikely CAMP DAVID, MO IAP1 A peace formula duded leaders al the Mideast :.umm1l today and proi.pecti. for an early windup 1>eem ed to fade Spokesman Jody Powell said "more progress and mor(! nex· ib1hty arc (!S!>Cnlial" 1f Pres•· dent Carter's unprecedented confC'renc(• with EJ:ly ptian Prcs1· dl•nt Anwar Sadat and lsnscli /' l'i m l' M 1 n 1 s t e r M C' 11 a c h c m lh·gin is to succeed /\l a hnl'fing only 24 hours :irtcr h(• dl•cl:in•d the i.ummit to b1· in it:. "final t.tage!>," the White House• prl'!>s sccrctary told rc1>0rtcrs "a framework for reac hing peace" was s till beyond grasp "tlow long the fin<il stages will las t 1s <i matter or some conjec lure," Powell said , speaking for all three governments at Camp Oav1d "The final s tage could be thl· longest stage " Al the s ame time, d1plomalic source~ who said earlier m the day that th«: s ummit appeared headed toward a windup by Fri· d ay were edging from their forecast One U S official. who asked not to lx> identified, said the talks could extend beyond the J e wis h Sabbath , a 24-ho ur period that ends at nightfall Saturday The offlcuil ~aid Powell wus t ry1n~ lo 1·urh opt1m1slic news rt!ports indicating an early end for thl' s ummit The official described the talks ai; stciying at essentially the same s tage the pust two or three days Powell's call for more flex· 1b1lity came in a formal state· mcnt approved by all three del- cgalions The statement claimed t·o ntinuing progress without providing specific:. and s aid "lhl• intense efforts of the past rew day~ are continuing .. Rt•sponding t o <iues llons , Powell insisted that the :,,ummit was not "al a s talemate · · Carter, an early riser. walked <See PEACE, Page i\2) t~~~~~~~~i!~I!~~---.................. Ah, ¥ esteryear AP WI ......... Motorist s' eye!-. s till bug when they spot g-asol inc price~ posted <1t lhis rural service station 20 milL·s southwest of San Bern ardino. Many of the m m-aft a scrt!echrng stop at the pumps. But the pumps have long since been dry and the station closed . Mainly now. it's a play. Hround for children . And memories of prices past. Pair Ask Trial Change Diedrich, Rose Cite Cor.mty 'Prejudice' Oran j?e County S upe rvisor Ralph Diedrich and architect Le Roy Rose filed a mot1or\ today to have their upcomin~ trial on bribery related churges moved to another county Diedric h a nd Ro!>e's las t minute bid lo have their trial m oved clsewherC' ca me four days before their trial in Orange Count y S uperior Court is scheduled to get under way In the petition requesting the ch ange. Diedrit·h 's attorn<'y Marshall Morgan said "There 1s reu ~o nabl c likelihood thal a fair and 1m· partial trial cannot be had in Orange County because or tht' prejudice that exist:. uga1nst the d efe ndant s by Virtue Of wid espread publicity this and other indictme nts have been given by the media." Diedrich and Rose were in· die ted by the county Grand Jury l ast Dece mber on bribery cha rges related to a land use de· c ision made by the County Board of Supervisors in 1973 Six months earlier . Diedrich was named among ri ve dere n· dants in an indictment that charged them with violating state political campaign laws All but one charge against the '\Upervisor in that indictment h ave been dropped and a re pending only an appeal by the s tate Attorney Generar s Office Rose was tried in 1976 and round innoce nt on bribery charges related to his duties as a Full e rton plannin ~ com- missioner Whe n asking tha t the trial on the bribery rel<.1ted c harges be moved elsewhere. Morgan cited a 'poll done on Diedrich'-. behalf last year by Opinion Research Inc According to the l a wyer Diedrich had been reluctant to di scu~s the p oll 's r esults becaus<' they would be "of ~reat detriment to him and of great benefit lo his poht1cal foes " The petition showed thar 28.S perct•nt of those quest ioncd thought Diedrich guilty or the pol1t1cal corruption charges Simultaneously, only two per- cent be liev<'d him to be innocent. That poll was taken before the Dece mber bribery rel<iled in· dlctmcnts in the ras h or bad public ity that descend ed on Diedrich the n. But to fortify his argument that the county s uperv1sor'5. chances of havin~ a fair lrtaJ in Orange County arc in jeopa rdy. Mor gan at.fached a three-inch slack of news paper clippings that recount the publicity sur- roundinM the indictments Orange County Superior Court Judge John Flynn has scheduled a hea ring and is expected to ruJc on the motion ror a change of venue late in the day Stocks Plwnme t NEW YORK <AP1 Gambl· Ing stocks rolled up more gamo today. while the resl or the m arket sold off amid concern over lnnauon and the struggling dollar . The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials wa~ down 11 87 points to 887.73. NEW Tr SEASON ., PREnEWS TODAY Honored -,,,, rlaetr Donors The new televl1'1on season is oft and running as the three networks make their annual bid ror public favor and precious points In the Nielsen ratings. Phyllis Gayle hold,s the sliver bowl present· ed to her by the Newport Beach mayors she served as secretary. Wednesday Mrs. Guy l e retired and was honored at a lunchoon. Her former bos.~ are. rrom left • • Milan Dostal, Trudl Rogers. widow of the late Howard Rogers. Don Mcinnis. Doreen Marshall, Ed Hirth and current Mayor Poul Ryckoff. Mr., Qayle was appointed to the post In 1968 • For a pN'vlew of whal you'll be viewing thi · time around, turn to Paae Ot. . \% UAIL Y PILOf ti r ------~~---------~"""-'=-----....... Fro•Pa~ f HI TORY. • • II O\' r t1n l• tJ a \ lo l hl• C'o,t u • Mc:..& llt~t.c.mcitl ~ucl y ~h11"11 ha~ i.hown an at vid 111h•rt.'sl 1n µ<l!>!-olhh 0111\ 111.,-1 ht h111111 1111• ,. ••lo. J 111 .u 1cl n·,tnrin,: 11 l h• f•111~· h111rto 1'-nc11 l hr 110 1\ "l~I hu1 h.iH11( th.11 "1J r .1~111.-111 h•r(>st l '11 \ P l.111111 I , ., I I\ \ .ti '"' "'' h •l1' u t lht· ,J1111q111· ,,.,,_. ••l .!Cl!;I N \'"' port Hl\11 'h.il HIH ,. * .. U11 bum'-' oJ th l.' 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Sandm1sla Liberation Front i t· tacked national guard post.a in most of the nation's cities Satur- day night. The leftist guerrillas • cob· blestone barricades on the Pan· American Highway stopped all traffic to Esteli. 60 miles north or Managua; Chlnandega. 65 miles northwest or the capital, and Leon. 20 miles southedt or Chlnandega. The rebels were reported in control of the three clUea. with the national guard garrisons besieged In their headquarters compounds and the rebels get· ting s upport from the townspecr pie. II \OU tun h 1 Ip ttu 1 ll\ Ill •It \'ti\ •'I Ill~ '" l'·l'l l .. 11 lht plJll nt11,.: dt'l'J ltrrwnt oil ~~ 524~ CMllY ...... SIMI ,._ RUSTIC HOME AT 2150 NEWPORT BLVD. IS ONE OF COSTA MESA'S OLDEST As both sides braced for de cisive battles in the northwestern cities of Chinandega, Estell and Leon, Somoza declared martial law, troops carried out a bouse- to-house search of Masaya. the southern city they retook Tues· day. arresting or shooting any men they found. Heavy fighting also was re· ported in Rivas, 80 miles south of Ma nagua and IS miles from the Costa Ri can border. and the rebels were reported regrouping for an attack on Masaya. 18 miles southeast of the capital. 2 Seized In Escape; 2 Hllllted Built In the 18801, It Once Housed Harper Railroad Master Oswald Widow Believes Guilt Mos t shops and offices in Managua were still closed by a gene ral strike against Somoza. but the heavily patrolled capital was generalJy quiet. WASHINGTON I A fl I Lt'l' 11.irvt>y ~Wald ~ Widow tcsltfll'CI today that s he believes Os wald a:-.sassanaled President John fo' Kennedy as a n Irrational al- k mpt to seek recognition. Marina Oswald Porter told the llouse assassinations committee ~he believes Oswald acted alone bec ause bis secretive nature would not have a ll owed him to t·onfide in anyone about an as- sassination plan. In her testimony today a nd We dnesday, s he stressed that :-;he does not know for certain that Oswald was the assassin who shot Kennedy to death in l>a llas on Nov. 22, 1963. "I'm just as an xious to find J nswers as everybody else is," ~he said But pressed ror her opinion about whether Os wa ld killed Kennedy, she replied : "Yes, I do helieve he did. I believe the man was capable of it." Ques tioned about whether hi!> motives would h ave been political or Lhe producl of men- t<il instability, she replied: "I n •<illy don't know what to say .ibout the motive. ·'I ( you want my personal opinion as to whether it's mental or political, I would have to say It's the mental state or the person. The whole matter is so irrational it's difficult for us to come up with any rational answer ." Re p. Richardson Preyer, D· N.C., s uggested that Os wald may have chosen to kill Ken- nedy because he thought as- sassinating "the man al the top," whatever his politics. would bring Oswald the rttogni - tion be had long sought arid railed to achieve. Mrs . Porter said she found that plausible. Committee members spent much or the morning quizzing Mrs . Porter about s ubtle dU- rerences between her testimony and the accounts she gave the Warren Commission. the FBI, the Secret Service and a uthor Pri!>cilla John~on Mc Millan. i''or example, she testified Slwwers Expected To Leave Tonight 0 rn ngl' Coai-.t rPs1dl'nts ~ol <fomp ;.md even downright wl'I from lt>c•alr:r.ed s howe rs that began Wedne:,day night R<1in began fa llini on the south coast and Harbor Area t.JtC W,'(Jncsday night, lcct vmg Fro•PageAI PEACE ... for an hour during the mornini: with Pr<'Sident Sadat along the tree-lined paths of this presiden tia l retreat. Wednesday ni~ht Carter met with Begin in the prime minister's lodge for 25 minute:-. Neither s ession w as a n· nounced in advance. Carter hus not brought Begin and Sadat together in a week. Is raeli and Egyptian legal ex- perts were known to be working on details of the projected formula for future negotiations. It was understood that Osama Al-Baz, the Egyptian counselor. met for eight hours Wednesday wit h Aharon Barak, former Israeli attorney general who has been named lo Is rael's Supreme Court One of the key issue~ on the la· blc i~ how tht· document will deal with Lhe future of the I I million Palestinian Arabs living under Israeli m ilita ry control on the West Bank of the Jordan R1v<'r and in the Gaza district of the Sinai desert. ORANOECOAST DAILY PILOT ~': r.!..~~~~~,·:i:, ~:,::;:,,~;;.:; f1t.:•,t ,,,,.,11~1riuC.,mu~n. "•~\i111,•1f't1t1t)n., I•• t• ,;,11 fl\4 ct Mn"°"''Y lh1f!~11.-. I '•tt •• '" f ,-, 1.-Mr·.A ,...w1•,tl t\I ,u t'I lh1nt+nQt'W'I f;.._,h I lN'I ,,.."' 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C..u4e'"'' \uD\tti•tlo" bY ,.,,,., U \0 ::l'i!:\t-'6 :~~.:o ,,_,.. .. "''"'•" what wl.'ather experts call a trac•e les!> than .02 of an inch. The Saddleback Va lley got !>lightly more -.OS inches - OJOd west county and Santa Ana authorities said the re was bare- ly enough moisture lo measure. I low long il would take the drizzle to fizzle remained In doubt. Wea th er service forecasters ('.tiled for <.'learing by tonight. "September is a lways an un <.·c rtain mo nth ," warned a m a t e ur m e t eorologist J . Sherman Denny of Huntington Reach . "The weather bureau h as trouble with predictions bee a use the pl cture ls so changeable." Three Teens Held in Pot Seizure Try A stash of marijuana tempted a trio of Newport Beach teen-agers whose attempts to get the illicit weed ended at the police station Wednesday. Juvenile a uthorities said the three boys, ages 15 and 16, and the ir vi~m all face charges ln connection with the Incident that occurred at libout 4 p.m. In Harbor View H o mes neighborhood. • 1'he trio of youths, police allege, arrned themselves with a loaded . 22-callber automaUct handgun, put paper bags ov~r th~r race. and brokeintothehomewheretbe marijuana was stashed. They found instead theownetor the grass and his father who cap- tured one of the boys and called police into round uplheothtra. Housing Unit Sets Meeting Costa Mesa's Housing and Community Development com- mittee wants community help In deciding how to spend about S900,000 In federal funds tor neighborhood preurvaUon and comm unity development. A public hearing will be held next Thursday at 7 p.m. at Cosw Mesa Council Chamber!\, 77 Fair Orlvc. to set pr1orttles for the expenditure of the federal funds. Citizens unable to attend the hearing can iend written 1u11es· tions in care of HouslnR and Co m munlty Develo pme nt Coordinator Anthony Cannarlato, P .O. Box l200.CostaMeaa. Wednesday that s he thought Soviet authorities censored mail and bugged the apartment where she and Oswald lived in Minsk in the months after their marriage in April 1961. She said then she had no di rect knowledge that they were under s urveillance but assumed from gossip that the a uthorities would spy on an American living there. Mrs . McMillan's book about the Oswald.5 quotes her as say- ing a Soviet commissar told her the couple were unde r ~Ur· veillance. She told the commit tee the McMillan account is cor reel and that she failed to recall the s ituation fully in her testimony. On another point, she testified that she and Oswald stayed an a boarding house in Rotterdam. the N e t h erlands. a s they traveled from the Soviet Union to the United States in 1962. Rep. Christopher Dodd. D· Conn .. noted that s he has pre viously testified tt\.ey stayed rn a private apartment there . "That's what I ccill a boarding house. There's a dirference"" she responded. "It looks lik · CJ private house and you rent a room and the lady of the house prepares a meal." ll was not immediately clear what the committee was trying to establish, but most ques tions on her contradi ctions appeared Lo go to the point of Oswald's possible involvement in any sort of conspiracy. On Wednesday, Mrs . Porter declined to say whe ther s he believes Oswald killed Kennedy, but acknowledged she "felt very uneasy" at the lime because she t hought he might be involved. "It crossed my mind," she said then. "I hoped Lee was not involved" Preyer, the co mmittee chairman, had asked he r if. in hindsight, she could say whether Oswald did it. "l don't know tr I am qualified to make statements like that because I knew one side of Lee but I did not know his whole character," she replied. Asked 1f Oswald protested his innocence during her one meet mg with him at the Dallas jail after the assassination, Mrs. Porter s aid. "He never told me: ·1 am innocent'." "Did he look calm?" she was asked "He looked scared," she s aid. The Red Cross estimated more than 400 persol'ls killed and 800 wounded across the country. with at least 200 dead and 200 wounded in Masaya, since the Briefcase Brings Out &mbSquad MARIANNA. Arlt. CAP) - AutboriU. said today they re- captured two ol rour Tmneaee prison rugitlvt1 wbo blasted their way out of a bowlln1 alley. hijacked a small ptane and Red west across flood-dre nched Arkansas. seizing and releaaing hostages. The men were captured on the outskirts of the Lawrence Coun· ty community of Hoxie after they rammed a roadblock, stale police said. There were DO re· ports of iajuriea. A misplaced briercase The two were identified as George Bonds. 24. of Granite Ci· belonging to an aide or ty, Ill., and Floyd Ray Brewer. Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. 28. or Rutherford County. Tena brought the Orange Coun-Officers said the men told ty Sheriff's bomb squad to them the other escapees - Irvine 's Airporte r Inn Larry Chisem, 29, of Forrest Ci· Wednesday afternoon. Th ti ty. Ark., and Richard Lyons, 30. e case, apparen Y or Ohio -were traveling in a left in the hotel's parking separate vehicle with two lot. was turned in to the front desk sometime later. hostages. Mr. and Mn. Jobp B. a t about the time the gov-King of Woodlawn. a central Arkansas town. e rnor was speaking to Orange County builders at T he Kings bad been taken eap- the hotel. live as the prisone rs freed That was too much for Richard Rutledge, 20. He bad the state police who guard been seized Wednesday night Libertarians Win Party Ballot Bid Brown. They called Irvine when he went to investigate police who evacuated the their plane, which landed on a hotel's lobby and sum-muddy farm road near bis home mooed the bomb squad. in eastern Arkansas. Police reports noted the State police and FBI ag~ precautions were taken gathered shortly aft.er dawn Lo because of the presence of begin a ground search ror the a "high slate official." fugitives through a tangled Bomb experts took the network of rural roads, swampy suspicious case into the woods, creeks and rivers. Low Supcnor Court Judge Robert The judge's order applies only parking lot, gin gerly clouds and heavy rain washed Green issued an order Wednes-to the plaintiffs in the case. opened it and found that it out plans for an aerial search da y that assures two Orange Bergland and Gallagher. It does did indeed belong to one of and rain-swollen creeks were Co ast Libertarian P a rty can-not affect candidates for state Brown's aides. running over their banks in di dates that their party affili ation office elsewhere. many a reas of the state. will appear on Novem ber election -----------------------------------------ballot. Both Dave Bergland, a can· didate in the 36th State Senate District, and Jim Gallagher, a candidate in the 73rd Assembly District, made it on the ba llot as a r esult of post primary election petition drives. Both candidates under state election laws were to be des· ignated independents on the ballot. However, Judge Green ruled that the two candidates' conten- tion that such a des ignation violates their cons titutional rights is valid. H e the n o rdered their Libertarian Party affiliation placed beside their names on the November ballot f',.._P.,,eAJ PROJECT ••• three phases of building, or two years each begiMing In 1980. Plans include the widening of several existing roads, including Culver Drive, Main Street • Irvine Center Drive, Harvard Avenue and Barranca Parkway. Barranca would be extended through the community to con· nect with Woodbridge, It ap- proved by the council. R oad improvements, Ford said, would be paid for by de· veloJ>(lrs, stale gas tax revenues and the city's new syst em de· velopmenl charge, a one-lime tax levied against new project.Ii. Ford said the comm unity would generate Sl.1 million In property and sales tax revenues tor the city. and $3 million rev· enues for the school district. Tboee would be partly offset by costs for services to the public agencies, estimated respectively at $800,000 and $2.1 million. GSA Lease Hit WASIDNGTON <AP) -Know- Ina It would cost taxpayers near· ly $800,000 a year more, the General Services Admlnlstra · lion went ahead with a lease re· neiollatlon on an 18·story office bulldln1 In suburban Maryland, sourcea said Wednesday night. • r . . . . . 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IA/I'-' • ~ f' ·' r. ~ ., • ._ ,....,,~ ,1'I ' ._ ,,_,. •. • .... • ' Pro•·.~, ... ioual St•r' ic•t • •·or ••II '." oui· ho111t• t •lt•t ·•runi t· ... ( • 17 Saddleback EDI T ION Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO 2S7, •SECTIONS, 42 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1978 TEN CENTS : Widow Believes Oswald Killed JFK w ASlllNGTON I A I' , ..... tlar' ''> <h"'nld ~ -.1du"' 11· .. 11f1t>cl todi.t)' lhul i.ht• t;.•ht•H''> Oi.\\uld ,1 'l!IAll:iln<lled Pn•.,.dt•nl .John f' Kt-nn,•cty •~ an 1rr.1111111 .1I .11 lt.'mpt lo SHk rt'<'UJ(nttll•n Murinu Osv.alc1 l'ortt'r told lh•• llOUM' ~Mll\'>IOOt1on .. ('on11111th-. '>hf' bt•hev.-'\ (),,wold Jrlt'v.t•d him lo confidt> In ljf\~ont· <1bout un , • ., ·~ ''''"inat1on 1Jlun Ir\ ht•r tt"•t1mcm) tod.1y llOO Wt•dnt-~dav, :.h•· "lrt''"·cl lhut .. h .. d<>t'!> not knuv. fur 1·c1hurl th,1l {)t,v.ald WUh tht• d'>.,lll>\10 v. ho .,hot K1•nm-d y to dt•ttth 111 Dallas on Nuv 22, 1963 · 1 m JW>t "' .init1ou., to fi nd ,11\~Wt'f'I') ;,th l'H'rybody l'he I'." '>h<' -.01d Hut pr1 ... .,c<l for h1•r op1n111n .1h11ul v.hcthl"f" (hw<ild 1.ilh·d l\Pnn1·ch .. 1w n·1>hL•d "Y1·s. I do lwht•\ t' ht• chcl I lwl1t·vc lhc man Woll!o l'1t1J<11Jil' or ll " (lut-i.llOrll'd ahout whc•ther his mot 1 v t'., "'1111 l d h J v l' hl' l' n 11olltu·al or th(• prnd ut'l of mt•n t:.il tn:.tabahty. i.h1.• n•plied "1 n·ull.> d1111'l km>\\ \.\h~1l lo say a l>oul lht• mot a v1• "Ir }11u w:Jnt my pL·rs1mul 11p1111on a,, to \\ hL•ther 1t 's mentul or p11l1t1cJI. I would h<1ve to i.a r, Trial to Move? Diedrich, Rose Join in Plea Orange County S upervisor Ra lph Diedrich and architl't t LeRoy Ro5<' filed a motion today to have thl•tr uptoming trial on bribe ry related ch;irgei. movN.I to a nother ruunty Diedri('h a nd Rost"'-las t m inute bid lo haVl' lhcrr trial m oved elsewhere came four days before their tria l in Orange Co unt y Superior Cou rt 1l't scheduled to get und<'r way Jn the petition r equesting the change, Oiedrich's attorney Mars ha ll Morgan s aid. "Th e r e i s reasonahl e likelihood that a rair and 1m partial trial cannot bf' had 1n Or ange County becaust• of the prejudice that exists against tht• d t.' f e nd ants h y v ar tu e <\r widcsprettd pubhc,Hy this cind oth l·r indictmt>nls have bet·n 1:1vrn by the media " Diednt·h and Rose were rn dieted by the county Grund Jury las t Dc('embe r on b r ibery cha r ges related to a land use de cision made by the County Board of Supervisors in 1973. Six months earlier. Diedrich was named among rive defon· dants in a n indiclm£>nt that ('bar ged th£>m with violatinJ! state POiiticai cam pai~n laws. A 11 but one char ge against the Oaorges Challenged s upervisor in that 1nd1 rtment have bet.•n droppt•d and arc· pl·nding only :m up1wal by the stall' Altornt•y c;<'nt'ral's ()CC1et'. Host• wal!o tried 10 1976 und rou nd 1nnoc·l·nt on braht'ry ch;irge!> rclatl'f.l lo h1i. dul1c~ ai. a Full e rto n µl <•nn1ng com missioner When usk1nl( that the trial on lhl' brilx·ry rl'lall'd ehurgl's he mov<'d l'lsewher<'. Morgan c1tt>d a poll done on D1ednch's behalf last year by Opinion Research Inc. According to the l awyer Diedrich had been reluctant to (See DI EDRICH. Pait4' i\21 1t 's tht• mental state of the person The whole matter is so irrational 1l 's dirficult for us to come up with any rational an!»wer " Rep Richardson Preyer. D· N C.. suggested t h al Oswald m-0y have chosen to kill Ken· nedy because he thought as· sass1natrng "thl' man ;it the top." whatC'vt'r his politics. would bring Oi.wald lht· rcl:O~m· lion hl' had long i.oughl und failed to achieve. Mrs. Port£>r said she round thl\t plausible Committee member s s pent much or the morning quizzing Mrs. Porter <.tbout s ubtle dir- rcrencl's between her testimony and the accounts s he gave thl' Warren Commission. the FBI , th(' Secret Service a nd author Priscilla Johnson McMillan fo'or example. :.he ll'st1Ct cd We dnc!.day that 'h<• thought Soviet authorities censored mail a nd bugged the apartmt•nl where she and Oswald h vt:d rn Minsk rn lhl' months after their marriage in April 1961. She said then s h e h ad n o direct knowll'dge that they were under survcilhmcc hut ;issumcd from gossip that thl' authorities would i.py on an Amt•rican living there <S««> OSWALD, Page A2l 0..IY Pllel \I.Oii _.., Teaebers Accused Of 'Goldbricking' Drizzle Takes Orange Coast By Surprise WRECKED TRACTOR-TRAILER HOSED DOWN TO PREVENT GASOLINE EXPLOSION Collision on Ortega Highway Stalls Traffic for Nearly Two Hours Som e r egular Saddleback • Valley teachers a re extending their coffee brea"a a nd Jee.ving school early while a stude nt teacher toils in the classroom. Student trustee Chris Boulter made those allegations before startled school board members and administrators Wednesd ay a s they prepared to approve 1978· 79 stude nt t eaching con trat·ts . "Many student teachers aren't rca lly being taught," Boulter chargtxl. "They're just being thrown in the classroom with a rollbook and told to teach " He cited three incidents at El Toro High School where he il> a senior. District Personnel Director Jim Mitcht>ll derendcd teachers. "You're ~peaking of an isolat· ed incident that occurred maybe one or two times at the max· imum." Mitchell 1ns 1 s~ed "I would not w;int thl' pubh(' or the press to think that this s1tuat1on occurs the maJOr1ly or the time " But Boult~1qsistt•d tht' slu· dent leacht•r » tuation s hould be invesligakd nd he rc(•t•tv<•d support rro m one parent Sharon Bannin~ of El Toro agrct'd with Boultl'r ''I've se<'n the i.amc· thing hap· pen a t e lcmc•ntary schools," s he told trustee~ "I don't ree l it's right for tt-achers to get their full salaries ror a ns wer ing telephones or extending their ooffee breaks." Don Ames. district assistant superintendent ror instructional services. pointed out that stu· dent teachers ar<! usuully left a lone in the ,cl,nssroom only when they ar e ready afte r bei ng C oast Weather Partly cloudy through Friday. 'Slight chance or s prinkles or light showers. LowR toni8 ht 62 to 6-0. Highs Friday 70 to 16. J~81DE TODA 9t' TM story of ~h trolley C01"1 ii mW! Oftmaglf!33 mghll and tra/f1c-j4Jmleu 00!13 See F'eolurfng, POQe Cl o bser ved by the so-c alled mast er teacher. Each-etudent -teeeher ts at.- signed to a regular or m aste r teu('her once they're hired on a student teaching contract. "I do not feel this is a major problem In our district." Ames insis ted . "There are times when a teacher has left the student tca('her alone bcrore they were ready but that's seldom ... Superintendent Richard Welte said parents and students should reme mber that student teachers ($t'e T EACHERS, Pa~e AZ> Orang<' Coast residt'nls got damp and even downright Wl'l from lo('alizc•d s howers that bega n Wednesday night. Rain began fallinl( o n the south coast a nd Harbor Area late Wednesday night. lellving wh<1t weather exp~rls call a trac£> less than .02 or an mch The Sadd lebac k Valley got slightly more .05 inches and west county and Santa Ana authorities sa id ther e was bare. ly t•noug.h moisture lo ml'asurc. How long it would takt• th1• drt1.:7.lc to Ciztll' rl'mained 1n doubt. Weather ser vict· ron•<'aSll'rS called for clearing by tonight 2 Trucks Collide; Ortega CarS Halted A mile-lonR convoy of trucks a nd c ars waited nl'arly two hours Wednesday as authorities worked lo ('lecir th(• mangl£>d wreckage of two tractor-trailers following a n Ortega ll1ghway collision that miraculously left only one man with minor in· JUri<'S. A west bound Conrock gravel truck swerved to miss the turn· mg p1('kup but struck 1l and also ('Ollidt>d with a tractor-trailer trave ling e astbound on the highway T h e impact knocked the pickup almost 40 f<.-el down the road whcrC' it cumc lo rest on iL'> side on an embankm(•nt No Idea of Jerry's Romantic Plan: Dad Hob(•rt Darlington, 32. or J.1761 r-:1 Encanto Av<• m Oona Pornl. was treall-d and rclt•i1i.ed from San Clemente General Hospital following the 1 05 p m l'rash nt•a r lht• Conrork ra(·il1ty ;ibout ft Vl' mtll'S C'aSl or lnterstalf' 5 A l11i:thway Patrol i-1>0ke~man said lhl' t•rash occurrl'd wh1·n Darlington attt·mptl'd ln make a l ' turn on the highway rn hti. small pickup trut·k. AflN striking the oncoming .. c m1 . the Co nroek truc k '>Wcrvcd bat·k into the west~ bound lane and Ja('k -kn1fed. c·omin~ to rt>SI hangrng over an t•mbankml'nl. The cab or the eastbound t ru('k was hurled forward. exposing the engine and diesel fue l·ladcn gas t anks . Pieces or batlt•nci. a nd b1t!) or mC'lul were scattered a long 30 feel or the highway SAC HAM ENTO I AP J Former Gov. Pat Brown says s in g£>r Linda Rons tadt would m ake a rrne daughter-In-law but has no reason to believe that his son J erry plans to get married. The elder Brown was qucs tioned Wednesday a fter a San fo~rancisco newspaper quoted h im as saying he wished his son. Gov. Edmund Brown J r .. would m arry Miss Ronstadt. a popular country-rock singer, and that 1t mig ht happen afte r the No· vem ber election. But he countered by telephone from Beverly Hills, "I haven't the slightest idea about J erry's intentions ol ma rriage with Lln· da Ronstadt or a nybody else. I've never discussed his love lire with him In any shape or man· ner." The younger Brown. 40, has h<'<'n linkC'd romantically wilh Miss Ronstadt for several years. But the Oemocrati{' governor cons iste ntly refuses to discuss his private life, and his staff said Wednesday he hadnocomment. Miss Ronstadt has given con- certs to raise campaign funds for the governor . and has con- tributed her money. The gov. ernor is running for re·e lection. On the story In the San Fran· cis'co ne wspape r . the e lde r Police T-00 Late To Catch Thieves R esponding t o an a larm . sheriff's deputies rushed to a Mission Viejo ste reo store just before 2:30 this .morning but were too late to catch the burjlCert, officials uld. Thieves entered the Viejo Auto Stereo. 24001 Via "'9brlcante throutth a ventnotlon 11bart In the root. • 1pok~m"' uld. Detall11 of llem11 lak'en we re not yet avallabl~. Brown who 1s campa1gmn~ s tatewide for his son s <11d his n·marks wer(• mistnkrprelt'd lie explained . "l'vf' sc·c n Lrn· da on two occasion:. with Jl'rry One or them was a family drn nt•r And I liked hl'r That's ;111 there was lo it I Just drdn 't want anybody to think I rll~upprovcd or hN in uny way ... "A II I said wa~ I l'Crta1nly wou Id a pprove of hn as a daughter in·law. r thought she was a very. very n1n• girl " NEW TJI SEASON PREVIEWS TODAY Th<• nc•w l<'lt•\•1s1on i-l'<.tscm 1i. off and running ai. t he thrN· n1•tworkh make• lht'1r annual lllfl for pul>li<• f:ivor and prer1<1ui. pmnb rn the NH'ben rating~ For a prevww or whut you'll hl' viewing lh1 ~ tinu• around. turn to Page DI Ah, Yesteryear The two twis ted trucks blocked traffic for nearly two hours Authorillci. used a pierc of heavy c<1rth moving cquipment to rc•movt• Ont• or lhc trucks from the highway artcr towing crforts railt'd Tht• truck'., cab Wal> las hl'cl to a giant l'arth scoop, r:11scd and dragged to th<:'. road'!. shouldt•r Thl· drivl'rS or both trucks. Bennie Simacn. 44 . or Tustin, and Joe Limon. 33. or Upland, we re uninjured. Motorists' eyes !;till bu~ when they spot itasolin~ prlc<>s posted at this rural scrvk<> stsalion 20 miles southwc~t of San Bernardino. Many or them moke u screcch1ng llltOp ul the pumps. hut the pumps h3vc Ion~ since been dry and the st ut1on clo~ed Mainly now. It's a play- J?l'Ound for children. And memories or pl'l 1' l'S p:t<,l ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ London Scene 'Terrifying' To Travolta LONDON <Al') It W:h <J cast' or Wednci.d;iy night fever w he n Ho lly wood s tar .John Travolta ;irrived a l the Emprn· Theater in Leicester Squ;i rc• for the first night of h is movie "Gr£>ase .. Soml' women cr11.·d out ;ind oth<'rs raintt'<f Onl' AUC'<,l had her dn .. •si. ripJ>t.'fl down the hack Sever<.tl phololo{raphcrs lost 1•qu1pmcnl anrl onl' had two flal!oh ~uns i.mashl•d Truvolta ·s bodyl!uards had lo c I i m h o n t ht· r o or of h 1" limou~rnl' to i.houl .it ~h1wmg funs to get b:wk as 11oll(·l' <:lt•arc•d :c path fur Travolla a nd h1 i. J.(trlfrit•nd. Marilu lll•nnl•r "I was tcrrif1l•d I 'vt• nt•vc1 known a nythinA li ke lh1i.." Travolta said onl'c· -.;irclv in~1dc• Travi>lta and 1·0 i.la0r Olivia Newton·.lohn Wl'f{' hurried nut or a rear cntrnn<·c twfon· lhl· fil m finishl•d to ;iwnd mun· trouhll' While he stuycd 111 his holl'I, ~h(• wt•nl lo a party lor 1.000 j.(UeSll> Woman Tells How Mate's Lover Killed By GARV GRANVIU,F. 0t1•0,.;1yP1i.01a" ArC'used murd e r ess Anva Sh<'lton told and o;how£>d irn Orangl' County Su1>crior Court 1u ry today how s he i.hot a nd killed hel"' husband's lover m Laguna B<-nch la st MurC'h Whtie Mrs Shf'lton admitted r1rin~ the shot that killed 2f< year-old Put Profcrcs. s he suid the shooting wa5 unintentional. And. the sort-spoken women said. she bore the woman her hus band wa~ living with no ma Ike Mrs. Shelton said she stood in the darkness outside a bt'droom window where Joaquin Shelton und Miss Prorert'i-s le1>t and planned to shoot h<'riwlf But. the womun. s:wt, ~ht• wa ntl'd one mo re look at ttw ma n she lovc' window u few feet above the bed where her hus band and the virtim were sleeping. "It was dark, J oaquin was the re. lie pusl'lt'd the curtain aside and was standinR there. ''He was talking. I stepJ)(.'<J forward. He was dli.appNtrln(( and I wanted to see him. "I 11tarted to roach out ror ($ef' SLAVING, Pagf' t\21 :...:.:2:;_._:;.,;0AIL V PILOI _..:::S,;::::B;_ __ 1_nu1"01y Sep1on1t>e1 1•. 1018 Sale A ttenapted "LAYING •.. h11n I h1 •r. Yi"'' I h" 11011\h JIU! nOIM' lO f ronl O( t11) f .t\'t' I h II t•vt•rvth1nl( Yo•1ti. 1usl like ,,,,.... \11 , '\h,·111111 1111 ... 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In a sianiricanl contradlcUon ln th~ Shelto ns ' testimony, he said a few hours before the shooting he h ad left his wife in h e r c ar on L aguna Canyon Ro act, hch<'ving that s he wiu; re· turn1nR to Los Angeles. Mrs Shelton said, how~ver, that ht• hud agreed lo go with her bac·k to Los AnRclei. :.ind that it wa:. whc•n ht> fu1INt to rf'l1ppcar that i.hc· dec11Jt· ri•turn to l .. 1i,:una Beuch and lhf' darkness 011h 11li' hcr hu:.hund ;ind hu. lov· <•r ':o. twdrc111m M 1.., Slll'llon abo :;:.1111 :;hi' c·ar ri1•1I th1• ~un 111 a man1cun· t:<C'ol' 1n:o.1dt• lhl' gloVl! rom partment of h t•r c•:ir ,J, protN·lion against tht· nut or11111:0. :o.o c·allcct llallbH.lt• Sll unitl«r an 1.,c,,. Angeles. /\t•1·ordlng to the acrutwcl ""oman. :.hC' hail hOU(lhl the gun I K month!> t·urhcr to kill hers<' If .&fll'r :i 'c•rH'S 11( qu1:1rrell. with h1 1 h111.h,1ncl 1n Jg7ti DIEDRICH. • d1 :.1·u h:-th<' pol l ':. r ·:.ultlt hc•l'J UM' they would he "of f.(reul 11!-trtrm•nl lo hirn ;md of un·al tx·m·f 1l tc• h1:-. 1J11ht1cal fooi. " The· pt•l1l111n :-.howed thnt 28 5 p1·rt'l'nl of l hose q U<'~llOnl'd though! D11'ilrn·h guilty ''' I he p11lllic<1I t·orrupt 1on c·hu rges ~1multHn1 .. 1u:;ly. only two pN l'<'nl IK·lll'V('(J him to lx' innocent Thul ''"II wai. taken before th1· l>cc·cmbl•r hnbcry relall'd 1n d1t·lm1•nt:-. 1n lhc rush of bud v11hlt1·1ty I hut d<''l'ended 110 l>1t.'drn:h then Hut tu fortify hh, ar~umcnt that lh<' t•ounty :-.upNv1sor':-. rh:11lc·1•s of having a f&ir lritil Ill Or~111gc• ('ouoly urt• 1n jcopur<ly, Mm f.!,111 all at'ltNI a thrc•c• and, ''ad< ol nt·w:o.pa IH'r dq>J)tnf.!:O. th:it 11·c·ou11t lhl· p11hli<·1ty i.ur 111und1nit ttw 1nd1t•tments. 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"" '•t•r••~1•• tl!PUN;vt '"' l•t .-rmu •IOfl •t c~ft•<lf'I........, \ott•"d tt•u ""'.,. ,. •• •• C'h• ~·• <•• tt•l"I•• \v"",..'''•'' fh c-•r••tf U \la '"O"'"''f DY ""•" t• \.0 ~,,_,, Mllil.,y N--"1.,,,.,..,.,u "'"'01111~1, ·". Stolen War Pape~ound WINSTON ·S l\LEM. N (: <AP > Hl.,, school d rop0ulk who iitumbled on top·1ecret documents in a s tohm car hid them ln an a bandoned houae and tried to 11ell them. the Winston· Salem Journal 11aid today. The documenll were in u trunk that belonged lO Graham Martin of Winston·Salem. the last American ambassador to South Vietnam. He took th\• documents with hlm when h(· fled Saigon before ll fell t.o the North Vietnamese ln April 19'75 1ng to Martin's daua;htcr. The car wus slolcn last December. The thieves stripped the cur and came upon the trunk p1o1ckcd with file folders and notebooks. FD l a Rents found the folders :-.1:att<>n .. '<i an the woods near the 8pot where the car was found. Deaf h Car in Sadf The trunk was ln a car belomt· The J o urnal said the notebookff. including maps pln· poanllng localloos of U.S. mlstlle Kilos. were not discovered until l''cbruary when a Wlnston·Saltim student told hh t eacher he thought he knew about some secret documents. r'hrc'l' lt'l'f1 tiA(' i.:irls wt•1 t· k 1lh-d J\u~ 10 ~ h•·ll thh 197:i Fon1 J•1nlo t•x plcxkd and 11 11 1 ,, 111111 fl<tml•:-. when ~tnH·k lrom bt·h1nd nt•ar E lkhart. Ind. The Ford Motor \orn p 1rny ha s been indicted for r~~µ11n:-.1bd1ty 1n 1ls dl·~1gn of the a uto f',....PGffeAI OSWALD ... The paper. f\Uoting unnamed sources close to the lnvestiga· t111n . :-.aid that the student rlu1ml'd hl' had fr1e ndts who know the car thieves. The stu· dcnl produced a notebook whicb include..'<! lett.ers from President Nixon. military r ecords and m a ps and other governme nt documents. 2 Fugitives Recaptured Mrs. McMillan's book about the OswaJds quotes her as s uy· ing a Soviet commissar told her the couple we r e unde r sur · veillance. She told the commit· tee the McMillan account is cor- rect and that she faned t.o recaJI the situation full y in he r testim ony. Hostages Freed; 2 More Escapees Soughl ~ School officials told the FBI, which. the Journal said, agreed not Lo charge the thieve& in ex· change for help and the docu· ment::.. MARJANl'-11\, Ark. <APl - Aulhorit1cs siud toduy they re· cuptured two of four Tennessee priirnn fu"1tave11 who blaste d their way out of a bowling alley, hijacked a s mall plane and fled wes t across flood ·dre nched Arkunsa&, seizing a nd releaglng host ages. The m en were captured on the oulllkirt.s of the Lawrence Coun· ty community of Hoxie a fter they rammed a roadblock, state police said. There were no re· ports of inJurics. The two were idenUfled as Geor ge Bonds. 24, of Granite Cl· ly. Ill., a nd Floyd Ray Bre wer. 28, of Rutherford County. TeM. O fficers said the men told them the other escapees - Lurry Chisem, 29. of Forrest Cl· ty. Ark .. and Richard Lyons, 30, or Ohio -we re traveling ln a ~t·pHr<.1tc vehicle with two ho.,t:igc·~ Mr and Mr:-. .John R K111g of Woodlawn, u central Arkansas town. The Kings had been taken cap· t1v<' a:-. llw prisonf•r:; freed Hu•hard Huth·dgt., 211 Ill' had lwt·n st·11.l«l Wcdnc:;day night wlw n hl' wl·nl to Investigate tht·1r plane. which lunded on a muddy farm road near his home In c•astcrn Arkansas. Stale police and FBI agents galherl."<1 :ihortly a fter dawn to libertarians Win Battle For Ballot Su1wnor Court Judge Robert G reen is:-.ued un order Wednc~· day that assures two Orange (;oust Liherlanan Party can didalt>s that their pHrty affiliation will uppcar on November election h:1 llot Both Oave Bergland, a can· d 1dute in the :t&tb State Senutl' Dii;tricl. and Jim Gallagher , a c-andidate in the 73rd Assembly District, made it on the ballot as a reitult of poi.l primar y election petition drives. Holt} candidatl.~ under st.ate ekction laws were to be des· 1gn aled lndependentH on l he b;illot. llowcver. Judge Green ruled tha t the two ('undidates' conte n· taon that s uch a des ign ation v io lates the ir cons titutional ri~hls is valid. 11 t• l h 1· n ll r <I e r e d t he i r Libe rtarian P arty a ffiliation pluced beside thc•ir names on the November ballot. The judi::c's order applies only to lhc plaintiffs in the case, Rni;tl:md and Gallagher. ft docs not affect candidates for i>tatc: office el!K!where . On Videotape begin a ground search for the fugitives throug h a tangled network of rural roads. swampy woods, creeks a nd rivers. Low clouds a nd heavy rain washed out plans for an a erial search a nd rain·swollen creeks were• running over lhe ir banks in many areas of the state Police said the escape.-s wer" appa rently head ed west a nd believed lo be traveling in Rutledge's black pickup and a late·model Ford Bronco. Rutledge to ld hls family by telephone that he and his cap· tors spent the night with the King8 and that he had been tied up and left behind when the fugitives took off with the couple this morning. T he minimum.security In· m ates escap ed while on a recreational outing al a howling ulley in Dickson, T e nn. 011 Wednesday aftC'rnoon and forced their way aboard the gr('cn and· white. sin~lc-engine Cessna 182 for the 220·m ilt· trip w, . ..,, to Marianna Thl· prisoner:-. l1urst out of th•· building ':-. buthroom faring two s hotguns . d1~armcd prison guards after a brief exchange of fir<' a nd grabbed (our 3H-Calllx:r pi1>tols . An office r . unothcr prisoner and one· of lhc ei;capees we re s lightly wounded . They took a bowling allc•y c mploy1•c with U1c m . freed hc:r f'ro111 Page Al TEACHERS unharmed at the airport, then forced the airp0rt manager to fly them t o Arkans us . The manager was r e leased un harmed after the plane landed. Edwa rd l\lchis on. o wner of the Bowl·O-Rena In Dickson . said that when the four men cam e out of the bathroom. "ll thdn'l look like they was trying to hurt anybody. Trash Fires Battled in Laguna Hills On another point. 1'he testified that s he and Oswald stayed in a boarding house in Rotte rdam. the N e therlands, as they traveled from the Soviet Union lo the United Slat.es an 1962. Rep. Christopher Dodd. U Conn .. noted that she hus pre· v1ous ly testified they stayed in a private apartment there . "That's what l call a boarding house. Ther e's a differe nce?" Hhe responded. "It looks like a private house and you rent a room and the lady or the house prepares a meal." It was not immediately clear what the committee was trying to establish, but m ost questions on-her contradictions uppearcd to go to lhc• poant of O:,wald's L aguna Hills firemen were poss ible involvement in •ny sort called out thr<'C times near mid of cons piracy night Wt.odncsday to douse fires On Wednesday. Mrs. Porter set 1n four dumpsters and a declined to s ay· whether she carport In the New World res believes Oswald killed Ke nnedy, idnt1al community adJacent to but acknowledged she "felt very Leis ure World. Orange County uneasy" al the lime because she fire officiuls said. thou~hl he might be involved . "It crossed my mind." she fo'irns we re set in the areal> of ~aid then. ·•1 hoped Lee was not Via San Ra fae l , Via San involved." Martine. El Reposa a nd El Prt>ycr. the commille(· Caprice from just after 11 p.m . c hainnon. had asked her if, ln until I a.m .• spokesman said. hindsight, she could say whether "They're just m alicious. Oswald did it. nuisance fires." Capt Bruce "I don't know if 1 am qualified Turbt>ville said, adding that the to m a ke s tatements like that va ndalism had been a continuin~ becam1e I kne w on~ sjde or Lee problem in the same area to\" f1v~ but C did not know his whole years. , character." she re plied. The small arson sloPfl intermi-Asked if Oswald protested h1:- teen ti y when s he riff's d ep· tnnocence during her one meet uties increase patrols through the ing with him at the Dallas Jail uffccled areas and "scare them after the assassination. Mrs. off."headded. -Porter said "He never told me : are "professionals." Turbeville speculated that the '1 am Innocent '." "Th<' only thing that separates fire!! were set by "kids" and ''Did he look calm?" she wus a student teacher from the pro· :-. a 1 d d 8 mag e w.a s us u 8 11 y asked. The youths reportedly tried to sell some of the notebooks t.o local attorneys. hut it was not known whether any were uctual· ly M>ld Briefcase Brings Oul Bomb Squad I\ m isplaced briefcase belonging to an aide of Gov. F.dmund Brown Jr. bro ui;tht the Orange Coun· ty t>heriff's bomb squad to Irvine 's Airporter Inn We dnesday afternoon. The case, apparently left in the hotel's parking lot. was turned in to the front desk sometime lalt.'r. at about.the time the gov e rno r wus s peaking to Orange County builders at the hotel. Thal wa.<> too much for the st ate police who guard Brown. They called Irvine p<>lice who evacuaU>d the hote l 's lobby and sum - moned the bomb squad. Police reports noted the precautions . were t aken because of the presence of a "high Sla~ official." Bomb cxpert.c; too« th<: sus picious case anlo the parking lot. gingerly OP.CJled it and found that it did indeed belong t.o one of Brown ·s aides. fesslonal is a credential." Welte minimal. "Ile looked sc~1rcd." she said said. "These student teachers _..:.:..:..:.:.:.:.:.:.:..:.:.:_~----------~---~~----~-~------~------have gone through hours of prep· aration al gc,od universitie s befor e they are even recom · mended for the progrum." Following trustee approval of the 1978-79 student teaching con· tracts. bringing njnc i.tudcnts in· to the district. Welte said he would meet with principals lo go over regulations governing the program. "We want lO make sure the student teachers are properly ~upervlscd," Welte said "And we want lo be sure stu<tent:; aren't under a mis understand· Ing of what the program an volvc•s. '' Following ~tudent trustee noulter 's charges. noard Pres1· dent George I lenry pointed out that SVUSO is on<' of the few dis· trict s which allows a stuc1ent member on the board. "lie 1~ allOwf'd lo have un solicited und uncenborcd talks," Henry !>aid. "We're very proud of him thoug h I may not agree wlth,all of hi1t concepts." r . . . . . . . .... . . . .. ' ... t I e • . . . . Escapee Testifies In Murder Trial On'l<! .,,.,. JVC V1dsl ar. tho compact, llghtwe•ghl homo v1rltJ(I roc.<>fder that lets you tOC(.)(cJ TV progran'\jand plavbdck C)(l &nv TV ~·1 W•lh r.:JLor· sharp clan Iv . Vtd'>IJr hll._ lotG of qroat foalures-l1ke an oasy·lo-rnurt. hu1ll 111 l f·O 11mor. so you <:10111 hnvit IO add ono toter Two lull hOtJrs plltyiniJ t1n'I>! Pie.lure quality ltwt\ v1s1bly hollor And audio quality to mntch 'Ne'v• · qot 101:; ol v1noo tano. 100 So you never havo 10 worry dbc>ul not getllng lh•· r><ociram ynu want to rrcoccl Video-taped te11tlmony from Rn escaped prisoner who ls still ut large has been admitted •s l'vldence in the Oranl(e County Supe rior Court murder trtal of un Ohio man . In the videotapes played Wednesday before lhe eight· wom on, four.man jury. John Louis "Jeck'' Kella r said that .John 8. Tidwell Jr. of Warren. Ohio. had boasted to him how he robbed a nd murdered Harold · Rinehart. 16. or Mldwood City on Ot•t• 13, HY73 "Ht> r.ald tht! k1t1 wouldn't glv him the money, !'IO he killed him and took the money," Kellar SOid In one or the videotapes 1'h l• Upel't were of Keller's ""·LI mony u1' !\Ole prosecution w1tn('f111 al 1'1dwell'1 preliminary hearing last June. P roHculor roul Meyer made the tupcs feqring that Kellar , then serving a slx·month sentence on an Ohio brua king.and·e ntry conviction, would bave "a convenient lo11s of m e mory" ofter h is re lease, which WH sche duled to take plocc bt!forc the Superior Court trial. Howe ver . Ke llar -who was transferred t o a m i nimum· security Orange County prtson frb m Warre n to t u llfy at Ttdwell's triul -escuped from prison In July. lie h1 still belnQ SOUl(hl. 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DAil 'Y PILOT •7 ChampIDdes Beatrice Keeps Low Prof i/,e By MILTON MOSKOwrrt Jr you were u:ikcd to name the nution"~ largest food company. y<>u might reply with such namc6 as Kraft. Guneral FoodJI. General Mlllt1. Borden or Ralst.on Purlna. None or these Is correct The leader is a company you prob· ably nev<>rheardof Reatrlc~ t"oodaofCh1ca10 ll '1 the largest In terms of sales I $6.3 bllllon I, ln terms or profits 1$221 mllUon > and tn terms of number O( pro- duct~ <somelhinR like s.0001 THAT VOlJ N1£V£R HEARD of lt Is JWlt fine with t~ folks who run Beatrice They keep a low prome They never promolt' their corporate name. The last thing they want 1s to attract ulltntion to what they"re doing, whtch lb con~tructll\i a hufe corporation by acqumng hundredN -- ye11 bundreds -o other comparues ll bcf(un 25 years ago when Beatrice. then a S200 million dairy producer . bought •Choy Food Products. Proving the adage lhat Chinese food makes you hungry u short whJle luter. Beatrice embarked on an acqulalUon spree lhat netted some 400 companies. The best way to Identify Beatrice is to rattle off some of the brand nume products In Its subJe: Meadow Ool<l dairy product'j, Viva dairy products, Dannon yogurt. Coun- ty Lin(• chce11e, Louis Sherry Ice cream. Johnston yogur1 . San a lac. Swisi. Milk chocolate dnnkii, Hott-I Ra r l>ullN. Gl'hhu rdt and ROAari ta Mexican food s. S h (·d d ':. mar garlnt•. Krrs py Kreme doughnut ~. County Hearth hreadi,. Money Tree Captain Kid"s peanut butter. Eckn ch meats. Bighorn beef jerky. Fisher nuts, Clark ban. Richardson mints. Milk Duds, Switzer licorice. Jolly Rancher hard candles. THAT'S t't\R FROM ALL. Beatrice operates 33 Brooksi~ wine o utlets in California. t1 plants that bottle Royal Crown coin. Canada Ory and 7-Up, and it's the oro prielor or som(' nonfood stuff such as Samsorutc luf'aage. Melnor i1prinkl<·rs. A1rstream motor homes. Buxton wallets. Morgan y:1chts. Stiffel lamps. Hekman fum1turt. .I RL nnd Harmon Kardon ht r1 equipment the list goe!. on and on The churmcd hfr of Beatrice, as l'ar .,~ uvo1ding an tltrust entunglcments. was exemplified beauUfully in at!- recent acqu1s1tion of Troplcana Product1:, the nation's largest producer or ready·lo·serveorange Juice The Federal Trade Commission tried to block the merger. complaining 1t would le55en competition But CJ federal appeals court rejected the FTC argument. accep\· Ing the figures submitted by &!atrice that showed that while Troplcana held 20 percent of the ready·t.o·serve orange juice market , Beutrlce's share or this business was less than I percent THE COURT SAID THAT the FTC complaint wa~ comparable lo someone saying that "'if the New York Yankees wen.• to bt> acquired by Bloomington ol the thrce·A leagues.·· this ownership change '"would be likely to lessen competition substantially and tend to create a monopoly In national baseball ·· llere's Bealnce Foods on its way to a $7 billion sale~ year . wh.ich will move it up to one of lhe 2S largest In· dustrial corporations In the land, way ahead or any other food company. J ust eight years ago 1l ranked 70th on the Fortune 500 Hst with sales or $1 ~ billion That's some three· A club' Indiana's Ads Attract Prospects fNDIANAPOLJS fAPI Busme11smen from as far away as California and New England. their curiosity heightened by ads touting Indiana as a good place to locale. have at'cepted Invitations to hear more Arthur D Hopkins. lndlana·s director of industrial dt·· velopment. said 70 compan1e~ have confirmed they will send rt'presentatives to a thrt't'·duy conferenct> later th•~ month on the advanla(Ccs or .1oc<1ltn~ bustnes:.cs ,,, tht' s tall· HOPKINS SAID THE c<infercnce. to t>t• In 1''rench J..1ck Sept Z6 :!8. will ch max a s ummcr-lonR advt>rt1s1ng cam· pals.tt1 t.les•l(nt..-d to tl'll <.'Orporate leaders about Indiana·~ plU~f'~ "We think this will give U.\ a chance to make a formal presentation to them on the state's business chm ate and lo go one-on-one wilh them ... s aid Hopkins. The ad8 1n the Wall Street Journal and trade publica· tions promoted the state's property tax control program. Its freedom from debt and its low unemployment and workmen's rompensation 1nsurun«' rates THE ADS HAVE BEEN keyed to the thcmf' that htl(h taxes and im1urance rates an• ··dra1oton s " racing busmesses and that lrKhana has ~ucressfully ··stain .. lhl·m The ads a ll show pictures or dra~ons. ·with a oroblcm. such as hJgh property taxes. written across their chests. lloplUns said the ads alone have drawn u larger response than most industrial promollon campaigns II E SAID ms OFFICE received 72 lnqu1rtes as a re s uit of the property tax control ad, of which 7 percent to lO perce nt were from potential industrial developme'lt prospects . Hopkins said that in general. the s tate tries t.o attrHct businesses lhat are expanding. rather than getting an 111· dustry to relocate entirely in Indiana . "We do not promOtl' lndiltna on lhe bas111 of prr~tinat companlett rrom nnothcr locauoo," he s&d. HOPKINS SAID THAT ASIDE from the state':s t.u and bualne83 cllmate. Indiana Is attucuve t.o prospec~ because it lJi In the center of lhc nation and has a. strort1 traosport.aUon system . Hopkins saJd the conference Is belni financed prlmari· ly by the private sector . Including banks. ut11ltld. railroads and local chambers of commerce. The stale. ht said, Is providinJC the coordination TH£ PltOOUM FOR nfE event mixes golf and te'!- nis with spetthes and discussions from cx~rts on ttle 11tate ·!l tax structure. its unemployment and workmen11 comperuJat1on Jaw!l and the energy 1Jituallon. : It oh.io lnclude·s dlscu11slons by lndla nu bu8lne9 leaders on their pcrceptlonH of the Htate. 5-cent Coffee Means LDss, But Only Money OODEN Utah CAP> -Twe.nt.Y·&even yean aao, a cup of corree at Murray's Pharmacy COil a nickel. The prtce la 1tlll 5 cent.a. · "I definitely reel I can maintain th•l S-cenl cup or cd· rce for the. next to years. or uoUI r reUre." saya L.f' "Swedt" ~urray. the owner Whether ln need or medicine or not, a steady cllentelt can be found lining Murrey's fountain counter 11lpptn1 col· fee and munchJnM tO·cen\ cookies. Their prtce recently In· creaaed s cent.a becauee or the baker'll concern wtth lnOi· tton. "Actually. I feel u ~ta 13 cents to aerve • cup of cof · fee wlth toda~ 'a prtcca, .. said Mun"•)'. • .. DAILY PILOT llH8 CALIFORNIA 'Patty -..__--ins New Friend Hearst U Paper Urges Heiress Be Freed ~ · I.OS ANGt-;1 • ..:s 11\f'> Tht• Lo\ Anl(Cll•\ Her:ild ~ommer. which •~ own.-..t hy the lkar t Corp . hu' pubh:..hed an edttoriul urai1 ng that Putru·aa llN1r...t . hl'lfC'l'I' to th<' lleor'it publishing fort UOl', be relf'8Sed (rom l>rf-.CHl Thl' t'thtorial Wt'Clnt'11dav ">Old '\t111t•mcnu by W1lll;1m and E-:m1ly t lltrrl' la.'t month thut th1•) "l'rt• ' f)l\)tUI and plt•tt:.1•tl l o huvt• ktdnuppt.'d Pattv tlcttr\t" n·buti. tlw ur~unw111 th411 M11\s llt·ar't should bl' trt•ukd hh .rny ronv1rtt'd bunk rohbt·r Ml. s 1n:A~ T IS INt"ARl'ERATF.D at lht• t't-dt•ral Correctton.i I I n!\llt uh• In Plcu">unton. "''h<'n· :->~US St'r\'t'd 17 1 ~ month!. or ft 't'Vt'll Yt'Ur term fo1 JJ.lrt1r 1paung 1n u SJn F'ranr1sro bank robbery "1th the terrorist~ "ho kidnapped her m 1974 Shl' "tit btc' e hRtble for paroh· nt•ict Jul) Tht• llarr1.;es pleaded au1ll'.l Aug :11 111 Mt'' Ht•ar~t ·, ktdnnppmg fht· bt'),unninR of tht-llt•ruld E~umancr ·.., l'tfltori;1I nvtl•d thi1t thl' ne" s paJ)4'r b owned by lhl· lit"'''' Corp OJnd thut st•veral Hearst family mt'm bt•r' t)('<'UPY k<'Y position~ an the t•or por11t wn " KJ\NUOl.Pll llEAllST, PATRICIA'S father. 1s c'beirman of lht> lh•arst Corp J .1mes G Bello"s. ed1tor of the Herald Ex· amint•r. said tn un 1nten 1e"' Wednesday that the I lt-ars t family was not anvoh l.>d tn the dec1s1on to publis h I.ht• cdatonal ··we d1d it because we thought al was right,·• he s aid The editorial said 1l mentioned the Hearst family's relationship to the newspaper because "of thl' unusual nature of this editorial. and we JUSl "anted to start off by being entire ly open " THE EDITORIAL ARGUED THAT THE lame Miss Hearst has etlready s pent in custody dem- onstratrs tha t there is equal Justice for persons or J>OOl"'<>r wea lthy backgrounds The newspaper also sugge::.ted there 1::. no justification to keep her in prison lo prevent another bank robbery. ··Does anyone honestly entertain the proposi- tion that upon her release P atty Hearst would like· l,y rob another bank?" the editorial asked. ·'To persist in her incarceration is a miscar. ri,_ge of justice whiah makes a mockery of the whole point of the penal system, which carries the sep a rate-justice-for-the rich argument to a ludicrous abs urdity. a nd which denies Patty Hearst the necessary instant relief so that she can begin to put her life back in order." IT CONCLUDED: "PATTY HEARST should be out of jail. Period." Mass llrarst. 24 . was convicted of armed bank robbery March 20. 1976 by a San Francisco jury which reJectcd her claim that she wa s a n unwilling robber. forced to wield a machine gun and shout profanities at te rrified bank customers and cmployes. A key element in her conviction was testimony that she fired two machine guns at a Los Angeles What Odor~ Man Def ends Garlic BERKELEY IAPl Please. don't bore Lloyd Harris \\ith talk of roses. and things by other na m C'S smelling as s weet. Garlic~ That's what any proper rose ought to smell like. and don't forget it. ser Convinced that Americans are all wrong in their a ttitudes toward the mighty but until·now somewhat defenseless bulb. Harris has written a book about it. begun a garlic-artifact industry, and take n his fight into the executive suite or an anti- odor corporate giant. "IN THIS AGE OF sophistica ted culinary tastes ." Harris sa id in an interview, "the lingering odor of garlic and onions on one's breath is a sign of cultivation." ~ Harris, author of "The Book of Garlic," noted that he was speaking as president and so.far only m em bcr of the .. Lovers of the Stinking Rose." • an organization dedicated to the appreciation, pro- -Jileration and promotion or the maligned alium satavum. Between times, in a full day of garlic debates. garlic cookoffs. seeing lo the many details of a na- tional campaign, Harris solaces himself at home among the items closest to his heart . . . and mouth. • HE LIVES FRAGRANTLl' IN the Berkeley hills among his garlic braids. garlic·shaped pipe • <he carved it), garlic necklace. rare pickled Chinese garlic. garlic salt s haker -and genuioe David Gaines garlic poster. In Berkeley, that means garlic has truly arrived. Ha rris blew his stack when a sample or a new mouthwash was tossed on his doorstep. The m akers claimed it would work "even ·against odors as strong as onion and garhc." Stung to his clove-shaped core. Harris fired off a letter to the manufacturer demanding they 41cease from dem eaning garlio." DURING THE INTERVIEW, while lunching on a fried garlic concoction. Harris said he blames ... the early American Puritans for the entrenched msdain for garlic in this country. Furthermore. he conte nds the mouthwash companies are engaged in an insidious plot to con- • •ince Americans "we stink ... ... YMCA Sets Class ~~In 'Dancercise' . .;.; :., The South Coast YMCA is offering a class in L ~aerobic dancer cise taught by Sandy Goldberg. ~ The South Coast YMCA is l<>cated at 26016 "C" ~ Getty Drive in Laguna Niguel and further in- formation may be obtained by calling 831-YMCA ~ or 495-0453 Monday throu~h Frida_y 9 a .m. to 5 p.m. '· Pest Assault 'Worst'· WASHJNGTON <AP> -The United States is experiencing its worst assault by pests since the 1930s, govemmento£Cicials report. There are gypsy moths in the Northeast. fire ants In the southeast. the corn borer in the Midwest and the grasshopper In the Plains states. Richard Cowden. of the U.S. Animal and Plant Health Service. says there are crop growers in Colorado who already a re devastated by grasshop-pers. 'P'" tan.: .:()O(J~ ~ton• full of people to help the Har nst"" l':..l'ope a :>hophft1nt? arre~l Ml~'\ Ul•:AJtST, WHO WAS charged with kid- 11,111111 n1t. robbt>ry und ussault m that Los Angeles 1·uw. 1>lt•utkd no ronteft and was granted proba- tion tdt.-1 hN' Stin Jo'runc1sco conv1ction , Miss I ll'4' :.l i.pcnt severul months free on Sl million bail wh1\\o mukmg uns uccNii1ful court a ppeals. 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