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Home My WebLink About1978-09-15 - Orange Coast Pilotvc - G u t\ ' I 7 t • c f -J 7 J I I I l I , 1 t I f Biker's Ashes Scattered? , ' Giant Coast Rig ·'Abnormalities' Proves .to Be Feared as Result Kelp Installer Of Test-tube Use DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * FRIDAY AFTERNOON, SEP T EMBER 15, 1978 voi.. 71, NO. HI,. SRCTIO.S,. IOAOIU Saloo• C•rsed Biker's Ashes Scatt,ered? Huntington Ocach police said today they believe the family of murdered motorcyclist Gary Al- IC'n .. Mad Dog .. Fero scattered his ashes inside the downtown saloon whcrC' hl· was stabbed. Police Sgt Oert Chadwick :.aid a woman believed to be f''cro ·s sister entered the bar Wednesday afternoon. scattered the cremuH•d n·m ains of the biker and C'ast a .. curse·· on the :-.a loon. "My dead brother's body is still warm and tlk rc will be another killini: before it is cold ." Ch a d wick 1-.a id thl• wom a n chanted in front or barmaid Vickie Marttn Fero. 43. dtt•d about 1 :30 a.m .. Sept 8. after he was knifed m the Mam Street Saloon at 117 Mam St Police have no ~uspcct.s tn the case M 1ss M<.1rtm. the barmaid, told invc!>t1gating offtl'l'rs that she h ad set•n th<> as h scattering woman tn the saloon before and believes her to bc Fcro's sister Patrons called her .Judy S<-vcral othC'r P<'<iple. believed to be relatives and friends of F e r o . s t ood behind the woman who entered the saloon even though it was closed for business, Miss Marlin told police. After casting the "curse" and seatterinR the 1Jshes. t he J,?roup roared off on four motorcycles. Poli ce believe the n•maindcr of Fero's ashes were scatte red along Pacific Coust llighway as the motorcyclists npdt· cust Miss Martin told police the <.1s hcs Wl'rc inside an urn that Fero's sislt'r carried into the bar in a box Saloon owner Vince Mulligan Prime Rate Hiked Again NEW YORK IAP I Citiba nk. the natio n 'R second-largest, ralsed its prime lending rate rrom 9 11.i percent to 9v.a percent to d ay in r esponse t o Federar Reserve attpmpt!\ to tighten the economy by lnc t easing the cost of credit. The move was b e ing followed by most major banks . The rise. th.-second In l ittle more than two wcoks, pushed the r•te which bank!\ charge on loans to preferred cor- porate cu11tomer11 to Its hilfheal point in more than three yeani. saiiil today he is not worried a bf>ul the "curse " Mulligan said. "I'm not scared . . . I've been in the service." Mulligan swept up the ashes that were later ~athc red by police criminologist Ken God · dard a nd placed m an evidence locke r. Sgt. Chadwick said Chadwick said he has not lx'cn able lo contact Gero ·s sist~r or any of the motorcyclists who left the s aloon in procession-like fashion Wednesday No charges have been filed. he added. Westminster Me morial Park Mortuary officials said a rosary was recited Monday for Fero and his remains were cremated the next day. The ashes were released lo Fcro's family to be scattered at :-.ca. mortuary officials said. :\t eanwhik. pohcl' say thei r 1n· \'t•sligation is at a standstill dut• lo a lack of cooperation by wit <See ASHES, Page.\2) Abnormalities Feared With Test,..tube Use WASHlNGTON 11\Pl A gov- ernment ethics panel was told today t h a l test-tube hum an fertilization is likely to produce as m any abnormal embryos as normal fertilization ins ide the mother 's body. For tha t r eason . Harvard Medical School phys iologist John D. Biggers said , more ex- perimentation should be done on the process before attempting to reimplant embryos to produce a live birth. A s imilar process in England resulted in the birth of a healthy baby girl July 25 to a previously childless couple. Biggers testified as the 14- me m ber Ethics Advisory Board to the· Department of Health. Education and Welfare opened public hearings on the ethical questions involved In this re - search and to re~ommend gov- ern m enl action. Its decis ion may not be made for several months. The · governme nt s t opped financing such reseatctl in 1975 pending further review. The de- cision rests wll,.h HEW Secretary Joseph A. Califano Jr. Blggen explained to the panel or doctors. lawyers. laymen and a priest that ~ human body normally sufrel"ft "an enormous loss of embryonic matter." He said that even in healthy couples. It takes four to s ix months of regular sexual acUvl· (Sff BABIES. Page AU swa Photos· rove ' Violent Storm AIOWlf••to This i~ how it looked Monday when a 50 to 60-foot wavt.' c:rashNI over th<· bow of the Queen Elizab<.'th I I Winds up to 70 milt•s -per hour also buffeted the luxury liner Ab~ut 200 passe~gers applaudccl thl• s kip · per s seamanship when they :JrTt \'t•cl in Nl'W York. -Coast Rig Dumps Kelp Crane Barge Off ·Laguna Triggers Cal,/A 8 y 5llV~ .... ~EJ;.L. . · CW'\Ls5 ~r~ke. pre!\1dent of A giant crane barge that ap. Glom~~ Marine Develo~me~t peared four miles off the Laguna\ Inc . said the kelp ~d prOJCC~ 1s Beac h coas tline Thursday not related to an 011 exploration s park e d ph one ca 11 8 t o program under way farther off newspapers from citizens fear-the coast of La~un~ Beach. Ing that oil drilling operations That operation 1s .being con· were under way off the coast. ducted by Chall enger Miheral And, while there are oil drill· ing operations under way about 12 miles off Laguna 's beaches. 'APPLE' CLEAR the rig s potted by callers Thurs. day was Installing a kelp farm. "'~ C.'"E'uE·~'E.? Officials at Glomar Marine ~ L JU . J ".I • Develo pme nt Company or Newport Beach said ftM{-crane barg~, which was go)l~ ~bi~ morning. assisted in lowering a sus pended kelp farm into Vie ocean. ' G lo mar. Wlder contract-lo General Electric. is conducllng a kelp farm exper1ment off the Laguna coast. Crewmen aboard Olom ar's crane barge installed a metal plat{orm embedded with kelp SO fee[ under water Thurs- day. T he kelp produced would be used ex.pertmentally to produce methane gas, a fuel. NEW YORK IA P I · Former President Nixon left New York wittt praise fo r Big Apple weather. "The weather is beautiful. i\lmos t•as c l ear a s Sa n Clemente." Nixon said Thurs- day. moments before he left for Kennedy Airport to board o Olghl to Los Angeles. Nlxon had breakfast with hl!I son-In-law. Edward Cox. and his form e r i.ecretary of ittate, Wiiiiam Rogers. at the Waldorf· Astorlo Hot.I. wflcr ~ stayed during his vi It. . I a nd Oil Company. which. a long with Global Marine. lS a whollv owned s ubsidiary of G lobal Ma rine lnc. The parent com· pany built lh<· Aiant Glomar Ex plorer s py s hip. th<• m)stcry vessel which J!a1 ned notoriety when it pulled a Soviet sub· marine from the ocean bottom near Hawaii four years ago. C¥11enger Mineral began ex ploratory oil drilling operations earlier this month about 12 miles offshore. A spokesman ror that Los Angeles based firm said those oil operations are unrelat- ed lo the l(elp bed project. Taylor Hancock, senior vice president of Challenger said the Glomar Coral Sea. a 40<Hoot drilling ship. is seeking oil In 1.200 feet or water and 4,500 feet beneath the ocean fl oor off Laguna's coast. The firm least>d about S.600 acres ol ocean floor from the U.S. Bureau of Land Manage· mcnl in 1975 for exploratory drlllln5(. Dnd has a Jl('r m1t to con· duct drllllf\11 opcrnttons throu1th <Stt RIG, Pa.ce A21 ea Poses Include JFK G11n WASHINGTON IA.Pl Photo- graph analyst~ testified today thut scientific tests proved the outhcnticity or three snapshots showing Lee Harvey Oswa ld posing in his back yard with the rifle that killed President John F . Kennedy. Ca lvin McCamy and Cecil Kirk told the House assassina- tions committee they found no <'vid e nce that the s naps hots wen• faked. Th(• tt.>stimony s upported the Warre n Comm i s-;io n's con- <:lus1ons that Oswald killed Ken- nedy and that ht-acted alone. Critics have speculated that the snapshots were faked by some. on(• trying lo fra me Oswald hefore the assassination by link- '"~ him with the weapon. Thl' critics saw a disparity in tht• s hadows cast by Os wald's nose and by his body. an ap- parent difference between the stock of the rine in the snapshot <.1nd th(• actual weapo·n a nd a line a c ros:-. Oswald 's chin In the photos SUJ.?~cstinl( that the head was supt•rimposed on the pie· tun• Hut McCam y. a physicist- m at hemati ci a n , s a id suc h speculation "has been based on observations by people least qualifi ed to make the observa- tions ·· <SeeOSWALD. Page A2) Co ast Weathe r Mostly sunny through Snlurday a nd s lightly wa rmer. Lows tonight 57 to 63. Highs Snturday 72 al beaches and 76 to 80 in· land. I NSIDE TODA~ A mobile society hGI tradM !hoe. leather /or steel-belted radlal1t arid created Dri~·lrt Cu lture .in So uthern California. Ste /ealuring, 81. ...... Al Ytw s.r.ke All Mlttelo ~ elt "9.1111 elt MtVIM Ctf k~=.t" .:; =---= M ~tlfl.: DI~! ~Nb c:; k• • ,.......... • • •• .:.-ir.:c.. -·~ ... :. l fl"'1-' ..... 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I, "h• tlwr we've found oil ur 11111 I I ml is found in s ufficient q11.ir1t1lics lo wu rr<.1nl drilling. f1.11H·11C"k !>:llfJ rn11n· \.\l'll" will ht· dr illl·d todchn1alc then::-.crvoir Th a t wo u I <l t <.i kt• m un y naonths and vt•uri,," ll:rnC'ot•k .... m l Ttw drilling firm 1·x<·1·uti\t' d1·t·ll111 •d to comment un lht: M H' t•t•:-.:-. or failUf'(' of cu~rcnt opera t 111n-. Thi· quarter a<'rc ke lp farm !>USJH•ml1 ·d l.100 feet from lht• bottom of the ot·eun. will receivt• nut n l'nh hy way of u 48-inch p1 rw I hrough wh1 l'h wuter from !ht· houom wel l be pumped to r1·1·<1 th1· k1·lp . Kt·lp IS ont· of the faslC!>l 1·1owing forms of plant lire, i.tnd ''hat w1•'n• <10111g t•Ssl•ntiully 1i, ~·rowing lul'I." ('rnokc i-a1d Tht• n 1nt ra<·t w11 h <:1•neral Electrn· 1 ... fundt·d hy the ln!>l1lut1• of Gu:-. Tt•i·hnnlogy. Tht· pro11:C't will be supcrvis(•<I hy Dr Wh l•elcr North of lht• {'alTcch Marin<.• laboratory al <.:oron;.t del Mur Crooke ~rni<t the suspe ndt'd k1·lp form will he in place off L<i~unn Heat•h for al lca:;l a y1'ifr Buoys. ltghls a nd a fog horn hove bct·n plucNt around the <iuurtcr at•n· farm to wurn vc,sscll'! away from the proJeCI Release Arrange d SAN nt f':Go (/\ p ) "rran((I' m e nlt. wt•rl' lx'm~ modi• to pay a fint• for the rl'IN1se of a U.S tuna bout and her crew of M 11<.•izcd by El Salvador for fish111g within that country's 200·mi11· coa!>tal 1.nnl', !>a y!> an ownc•r of the St'inl·r t OAANQE COAST DAILY PILOT ,,,... tU.-"'Of" (O.\t Ot1lly P1tot w ith 'fll'hif '-,, , ,.,, r..n-rt thlll N1t¥r\ ""''"'' ., ttob91"'1t~"" '"'' Ot 1UlQl't t,.,.,, Pvbfi\ft•no Coma.nv s..,.,,., .. .,,,,~, ,,~. ~l~lt MefttlA• tftrfto\.ll)t\ rr1&h ft'H fn·I• 1#-y ,,....fWCIOfl k•ttt Huftl"'Cllf""" t~,.._" J ~ l•+n VMI"'· t'\llftit \•04'1• ... ; • VAllry "~ ~.=~ ::.~~~~~:·,: =-~~~~,~~ ~;::"~~:_1.•;,•,:~.~.,"!~10 w.-,, n•v __ ,, .. _ ,.,,,..,.,,.•"Ct ~ ~""" Jae•• c.,. .. , '/1(t tltf\U1itnt AM GtftiW•I ~~0-f Tflt_,,.,, kt•••I r oo'" ,_, .. 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Dropped on Freeway Radioactive Waste Emlangers Tiro SW IF'l'W.l\TEH, l'a !APl Slate police said today a con- tainer of radiouct rve cobalt w:J!>lt' !>phi orx:n on Inters tate 80 m northt•ast Penn1>yl vania after apµarenlly rall in~ from a pass· rn g \l'h1dl• I\ l h•tt!>l thn•t· 1H·opl1.· w1•re l''< 1111:-.1•d to lhl' contulncr . 1.mht•1• !>a1d Ont• of thosf'. troopt·r .John Fa lc!>ky of the Swiftw<tlt•r har ra ck s. did not r eg1!>ll'r a dan..:erous n •:idinJ( on <1 r<1d1a t 1 n n m t' t t' r . s t al<' p " I 1 c e spokt·sman Tom I.yon s <t1d Initial pohrc· rq><H'ls !>Utd tht: uthN t"o unuknt1f1t>d per,on:-. wen• taken to a nc;rrhy hot.pita!. but I.yon :i<11rl that t·ouldn'l be verified. I\ :-.late polt1·1· hpoke!>\\Omun at Swiflw<Atcr M ild a tota l of four t•mH<iinCr!> of lhl' J,!ranul<1r waste \\ 1•n • found ut about 10 a m nt·ar I hl' 1ntc·r!>l'tl111n of I-HO :ind Houll' 115 m Carbon County She clrcl not know wht're the ('On· ta1m•rs wt're being tukt'n The containers were found in a re m ote area that 1s not heavily populated No large cities or towns a rc in the area. As a precaution . state police blocked off two exits of f.80 on either side or the s pill. "We're• not too sure of wha t we havt• there It could ~ a dud. or Four Savagely Beate1" Le/ t For Dead R I VERS IDE !AP ) A wom an. her two small C'hildren and 1:1 nl•ighbor wer e brutall y beaten wit h u cai.;t-iron !>k1llet early today und left tor dead m u Riverside condominium, poltct· so id The four w~ in "very (•ritlcul condition" ut llivl·r~1;l1• Com mun1ty lfoxpitul followlni.t th1· :l a .m u ltul'k , sa id Hlv1·ri.1d1· police Ll Don Waltt•r i. 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The re wa11 no 11hcn the home· wa 11 b roken Into . nor did unythlng aµpear to be 11tolcn, he udded. wt• could h~ real problem the r e ." s aid Jim Shaw. ex· eculive secret ary of the slatt: llazurdous Substances Hoard He said two state experts in nu<:lt•ar i.ubstant'l':-. wt•re sent to the M't•nc by hl'l1coplt•r Shaw !'>aid <hffc r·c·nt form~ of 1·oball havl' vary11114 dt•J.!n•c!> of toxic·1tv The rad1ouc•l1\'t• t·h· ment i!> often used in t i.tnCt·r treatments Fro111 r~ A J BABIES ... ty to produrt· a pregnancy and Hwl only an "1nfin1ll's1ma1· number of the t·ggs in <1 woman <1re used in rl•product1o n. Bigge r s !>a 1d <i "rou g h . ballpark e s l1malt'" was tha t 560.000 Ameru:an WOITIL'n haVl' Fallopian tubt• prohlt•ms that might lk byp;issed with fcrt1hzu tron in vitro ( 111 a glas s l a nd n· im planta tion 1n the womb lie testified that 1f three of lhl' eggs fertilized in a laboratory were re implanted. a woman would have a 53 percent chanC'c of having on<• baby and one- in ·lOO odds of having triplets. But he said that l he!>e cm· bryos would h ave t o be monitored dosely in the womb. "If you find one triplet 1s no rma l a nd two <1bnormal. wha t a re you going to do'? 1 ·11 lcuv(· that an unanswe red question ... he s aid. "As many abnormal em bryos would be produced m vitro as there are produced normally." he said. because the s perm and egg from the human donors m ay con- tain the saml· chrom osome ab- norm a I 1ties lhal ocC'ur natura lly. These and other problems arc the reason why it usuully takes muny ;11·ts of intercourse for a t•ouplt.· to eoncc1vc.• a ch ild, he said T hl' l'thks hourd wui, meeting ; S lll't'1.f1 ca ll y to ('O n si d c r wlwt lwr to 111low funding for t'XP''' 11n t·nt!> hv u Nashville. '1'1•1111 . n •!w1ir1•her who d ocs nol 111tt·11d to n ·111111lanl lht• humun ('IH.ttf lw f1•r1Ill11•s Dr Pierre S1111p111 I 11r V11111h·rb1lt tlnivt•rMty w11 11t:1 111 ..,11111\ tlll'lll for 1111111 !>iX tla \" 1111 1:1·11t·l 11· tl1·f1·1·t ~ tlwn fl 1•1•11 111 tlo •.,1111\ th1·111 '-I IW1li ' Sale &'ally Fraud? N1•\\ purl l11•11 <'h llOh t't' say 1 lwy ·,.,. not :-.ur1 · whNhe r to 1•hunH' two Wl''4l 01 111\F{l' County m1•11 wllh 11 nnrl"otu·s violntlon II I f l'lt 111 I 'l'ht• I we> nwn w1·1·1· arn·i,tl·d We•d1w11c111y t•vcnlng in C-Orona 111•1 M 11r 11fkr ullegt•dly selling ~orrw l111~hh1h to a man al a gas 11lullon Th<' lrunsactlon was oh· Sl•rv<'d by Officer Doug Parmen- tier who stopped the two m en a rew blocks away and sear chc.-d tht•lr car. The officer said h,.. round no hush. but did locate a similar lookln~ Rubstunce that appeared lo be s11ge lcuves :;tuck together with syrup ~oder Cover Councilmen Don fl:elmets NEW ORLEANS 1AP l The New Orleanb City Council is aolng under cover. Noting citizens were "becoming Increasingly bclllgcrent and hostile toward elt'cled official~." the City Councll pas ed a resolution requiring coun· c1lmen to wear helmet~ duf'lng council meetings. The helmets arc Intended aH protection from dis· villflcations. the tongue-in.cheek resolution said After Councilman F ronk Friedler read his res-olution, the ::;even coun cil men solemnly donned hard hats. f',....PageAJ OSWALD ... 11 1· s aid those who questioned the s naps hots failed to employ scie ntific methods lo andlyu· tht'm. M cCamy said he a nd the other photo exr>erts consulted by thl· House committee rel1e~ largely on the tec hniques or pt\otogram mctry. which he defined as lht· !-tl'1cnce "of ascerta inin~ the po:,rtmns <ind dimcnswns or Ob· Jl'cts from meas urements on photograph.s of the objects.·• Unlike simpler ruler measure ments from pho tos. these calc ulations take into account the tilt and angle· of the 1mage!-t in relation to the cam er a. he :-.a id. ·Mccamy said he determined 'that the shadows were a uthe ntic by extending lines from them and finding tha t they co11verged al the points they s hould h ave with the sun at the a ngle il was when thl' sn;ipshots were taken Kirk. a 01stncl of Columbia po li ce sergeant . said a chip in the wood or the rifle perfectly matches <A c hip that appcan; on the w e.a pon in one of the s napshots Thal and otht'r t l'st :; led Mccamy <1nd Kirk to tht· con- c lus ion that tht· rifle in the i.nupshols was th<.· s ame as the murder wea1x>n. McCamy said. Expla ining the c hin line. McCamy sa(d· "It's not the pic- ture that has a lint: across the chm 1t " the: man who has a linl' a<'ross th1.: chm.·· II c s howe d othc r photos of Os wa ld where thc chm crease was a pparent and said d1r - fe rences in lighlin(? makt· it ap· pear more or less prominent en different pictures . Flood Refugees Hcprescntat1vc:-. or lht· Centra l Intelligence .l\gency Wt'rt' to te stify later today about what knowledge tbe agency had of Oswald's adivltles w hile h'e li ved in the Soviet Union from 1959 to June 1962. People uµl'OOlNI by m orhoon rains and floodin r.: wa il for their food rntw11!'. ut " t t·l1 t·f cam p near l\l od<.·I Town. <1 :-.11hurh ol '.':c•w Dl'lh1 11 mtlt•s to the north of th~ Indian c·ap11 ,t( f'rowt Pflfle A J ASHES ••• Drug Theft Foiled By Huntington Man nesses to the attack on F ero at th e s aloon. Police believe Fero was stand· mg m thl• :-.aloon doorway when he was pulled into the har ang rn1ury. po lice su1d l'or mt.•r J l u 11t1p~lon llt-ach ('1 I y ('111llll'il m :111 N11hl t· Wu1tt' f11 t•d two 111 ... 1111 -.hots :11 a fll'<'lng handit \\ho lrl(·fl lo roh Wuitl'·s phurmaty Thursduy afte rnoon No Onl' w<1:-hurl The i,hotl> from Willi<"!> :Iii Rapes Spur Precautions SOUTH LAKE TAHOE <AP • Forest offi ci<ils in the Desola tion Valley Wilderness area say they will bei.trn l a king extra security precautions in the w<ik t• of two robbery-rapes in less th<An two weeks The El Dora d o Count y s her iff's o ffi<'e sa id Thursd:.iy that in both rnstanC'es. u woman was raf>{'d by two men one ('ar ry1ng a knife and the other a gun and s he and her m ale compa nron wcr<.' robbed The most recent int1dcnt 01· curred Wednesday and involvl'd two Re no ca sino workers who were stopped by two men wear m i:: s ki m u:-.ks. On .l\ug 26. u cou pie from San Francisco was at costed by two men who rapt•cl the woman and robbed them Nont• of the v1cl1ms' name' was n•lt•ascd ,. 1 ;, . > ca!ibl.'r pl!>tol <ippurenlly missed the armed thug who dropped a bag or prescription drugs he h<Jd take n from the pharm acy, s aid poli<·<• Sgt lk rt Chadwic k. T he c u r ly ·h<tire d bandit. arm e d w ith a 4 5 c a Ii be r handgun. n cd the scene 1n a w h 1 t l' C <id 11 l <1 l' ton v e ~ t I b It· behl•v1•d stolen in Long Bcu<.·h. !.'hadw1ck :-.tud Waite. 5:!. told police the gun man cnten ·d his 1>ha rma<.·y ul 17.5<!2 lk<Jch Blvd at 5 p.m. and said hl' 14antcd som e burn oint mcnt Gra.ss Turned In to Police If 11 n ting ton R ('a<· h po I 1<• t· U!>Uallv <0onr1 M·att• pot from un wllhng PNlplt'. Ml lh1•v w1•n • r:1tlwr s hoC'kt•d Wccln1·s diiy wh1•11 ont• 1·1tin ·n m :.irchl"d up to tl11· front dt·sk at pnl1t•1· hl'.111 quurlt•r s lo g1vl· them s ome• lrwl•stigator~ said lht• llunl 1ngton Beach result•nt h and NI •>''Cl <i do.:en healthy mar 11u.1na 11l;ins to lht• front des k offitt•r 11 1· ... :11<1 \\ ho1•vt·r upr11ol1•<i thl'm lrom whcn·H·r lhev \.\t'll' growing appurenUy losi:.cd tht•m ovl'r hi!-. h<1C'k f1·nn' Police s aid Fero. also known a s "Mad Dog.·· was we ll known in the downtown area a nd car ricd a buck knife when hl· wu:- cotabbed. "Mad Dog never C'aused mt uny troulJlc." su1d !-taloon keeper Mulligan Nkomo Said A 'Monster' SALISBURY. Rhodesia !AP1 Prime Minister Ian Sm ith ha!> branded J o,hua Nkomo :.i "monster " for thl· dl'alhs of 4H pt'r~ons a fter thl· downin~ of :.i {'1v1lwn <11rlinc1 and ruled out any further contucts with the black guer r ilia lcudl'r. Sµeak1ng a t a nt•w:-. confercn1•1· Thur,dav. Srnrth <1h.o unnounc(·<I a aack<iown on locul ch apter-. of fo reign b<ASl'd g uc rnlla outfit:-. A bout 300 Nkomo s upportn ' "ere reported arrested an th1· roundup onkr<'d hy Smith. N komu. whosl' forces an· hased in Zambia, a nd Robert Mu gabe. whos e g u e rrilli.t ' oper ate from Mozum b1que, arl• 1,llltt'd in wh<1t 1s c a lle d tht• l'atriot1c Front They have been f1f.(ht1ng for six years to take ovt'r tht" Rhodesian government. ~, ;' ,' ~,,; ' ~~,,, ...a,, : ...lia... ,' o~; ... ~ .,/ A~-,,,,;' In most cases we'd answer "yes to th1t Question. bul 1 ~ ; there's more !hon meela the eye wnere 11 concern• the ;' purchas1ng ot carpeting A pretenllout store front ; surely Isn't the answer. anymore !hall estllblltt\ments ; that feature nd1culou1 low prices with padding i nd ;' 1nstallat1on Included What s the anawer? Atderi't l we II ; open your eyes to a carpeting concept unexcelledl ;' Let u s prCNe 11 , DEN'S : iiisiailitiaii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA. CAttF . 92627 • PHONl: 6<16 -<1838 -646°2355 Orange Coast EDITION I Today'8 C•o !iia g N.Y. S toeks VOL. 71 . NO. 258. 4 SECT ION S. 48 PAG ES O RANGE COU NTY. CALIFORN IA FRI DAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1978 Nie T E N CENTS Election Rivals Clash' at Meeting By KtlRf:MT 8<\R"'l:R Ol ... Q.o,.I, ....... , .. " Ht11ubl11·~n 1·h,1lh·nw1·r ('htu k G1bi.uu :11·t·u .... 11 lh·11111 -. \l ,.nc"'" or 1.:ra1111 ... 1,ir11l 1nl{ .ind qu1• .. 111111•"fl -~t a 11 j(1•r!> 1•rt'th h1l11, ,11 J l.ir1o11· l'°htu·al 1i1alh1 •r1ni.t 1n llunt111w11111 Ht•uch ll1ur.1l11\ i\1 UllJ.:CN, tht· l h •lll•tl'IJlll' Ill ,·umh1•11t 1n th1· 7:JrtJ 1\-.,1•1nhl' ll1~tru·t\ ..,.11d h1· .,.,uuldn t bt· .1, . fruntt1l • Ul> h1 ... UPJll.lllt'OI ..ind lhtln't rt>ply to 1•a1·t'i 1·h.•rt.!t.' llt• 'aul. ho~t·v1•r th<it tu· nu-. luu~ht :tJt<llll'>I r1i.1n.,: l'U1>1\ hull n ,,, 'u11po1 lt·d t·du1 ;.it11>1l 1 •· '"' 111-. II•· h1.,1t1•dl\ 1h•n11•1I tt1J1 ht• .... ,,, ,, '"''' ~·f tht• ,,.,.,. 'IJt'!ltil!l~ lllllt'I C'll) h lot•r:il.., or ~.in t-r:tnl 1:.t'" ,inti'·''" \ ni.;1 ·!.·" · ·rh •· 1'.\l h.ini.;1· l1 \1·11Ptl ,, lt·~u.l.111\l' furun) \fJOll "''rPd Ii} lht• C lran~t· ('01.1:-.t l\:o. ... 1>C1<1lH11\ JI It nClf·d h\ n111rt" th an 1011 IK'r""n" More R esearch Urged T he nuon·t1me a rralr <.ilso 1n,1ll'ht'il up Hon Cordova and Jnhn S(•hnHl l., upfK1ncnt!> In the :uah St uh· Scnatl' D1!>tr1C't ~1 Jr1 a n Ui·rwc:-.0 11 . tht· l!t•1JulJl1l't1n C'1111tl1tlall.' in the 7'1th 1\:-.:-.t·n)bl,11 . p<1l'til.·1pt1tl'd but J ohn lla r r1:.on. ht·r· opponcnl. did not G 1bso11 s:.u d that "I a nge r s i.:randstandL<d hy m aking public t•on1rnent:. that he "'·ould return a vur t ion of thc lt•gislators· futurt• :-alury 111crcusc. Test-tube Babies 'Risk Abnormality' \\11\SlllNGTON l1\l'1 r\ go1 · t•r nrn('nt cth1C':-. p1Jn1•I "'°'a:. 1<1ld 1n1fa y lhal lt•:o.t luht· hu m :1n rt·r(llJ 7al1un 11' Jik t•ly to l)l"fl(JUCl' a' m;111)' ahnurm;d l'mhryo:. a :-. nnrm;1I fc r1 ih7,;1t1011 1n:-.1de the mnthl'r':-. hndy rt•:-.ultcd 1n th<' hi rth or a hc<illhy bahy ~1rl July 25 to" prc v1ou:.l':J chddh•ss t.'OUJJle B1 g~t'r:-. l1 •s tified as the I mem he r El h it~ Ad visory Hoard to the Dcpa11ment of llt·alth. F:dueat1011 and Wt•lfart• 01x·nt'<I puhlir hi•arin~s on lhl' ethical 11ucst1nni. in vol\Cd 1n t his re st·:1rl'h and lo ret:ommend ~OV· t·rnm ent :1el111n Its d ee1:.1on may not be madt.• for st•\'Cr<il rnonths prnding further revic""' The de· ('ISIOn rcSL<; ""'llh llE\\.' &>c reta r)' Just•ph A Califano Jr Higgt.'rs expl :uned to lhl' p;1 nel of doctors. la""'Yl'rS. laymen and a pric-st that the human body normally s urfers "an enormous lo~s or l'mbryon1 c matlcr .. For lh:c1t r t·a,on, ll a r \":trd 1'.1 t·d 1(";:d St:honl p hy:-.1olug1sl ,luhrl I> lliiU.!t'r:-. :-.;11d . more ex· pt•r1ml·ntat1u r1 shuul d hf· don<' on the p l'f'H.'I'"!> licfort• al\t·inpt1ni.: to rt•1mplant 1•mhr)11:-. tu 1i1·udut·c ;1 h \'(• b1r1h 1\ !'>lmdur prot't'S:o. 1n t:n~a nd 1'h c ~O\'(•rn nll'OI !>IOPl)f'd h nant·tni.t :-ouch rci.t•:i rch in 1!175 Under Cover Counci lmen Don Helmets N F.\V ORl.Ei\NS •i\J>J The Ne"' C)rlcil llS City Count·il i!-i going und1:r i.:ovt•r. '.'l'ul1ng l'it izt·n:-. '''l'f l' "hec..·om1nl.! 1ni.:rt·a!'.1n1-:ly l1t•lltl.!l'l'l'l1I ;ind ho!-.l1lt• IO\\'~rd ulcctt•d officials .·· lht• Cily Counl·•I pu~scd a rl•solut1on rt•quiring coun- i.:ihnc n tu v.·t·ar hl'lmt·t1' during council mcl'tin,t:s. '!'ht· ht·lmt·ts u1·c intc..·ndl·d us prolt•t·tion rron1 dis · v1I1f1t·at i11ns. t hl' tongue ·ill ·('ht•ek resolution Si.I Id 1\llcr Cnunt·ilman !-'rank f-'rit•<.llc..·1· J'l'<.HI his l'l'!-1 · 11lu t10 11. the !'>t..'\·c n tuunc1 lmt•n s olemnly d cnl nt·d h ;;1rd hut!'> Study of a Study Newport to Study Parking Plan Anew A 111 ~111 111 1mprt1\'1• p;,1rk1 n).! 1n 1·t.·nlr:1I NeYllll1rl ha' h1•en left jdlJn).! 10 lll'lilf;,il hy l't\y ('UUrt t llnll'll v•hu :-.;,1111 lh1 •y ~·11111 more• s1ud1es ol u :-.tudy th;al wa:. dc 'Hash' Sale Real.Ly Fraud? Nc ~·p11r t BPaeh IJO IL cc '>:t)' th1•y re• nut !'>Urt· whl'lher tn l'h:1 ri.:1· t~·o wf!:-.t Urangl' Count\· n1t•n with ;,1 narcollt·:-. v1ol;1t u1fi or fraud 1'h1• IY.-'O men "'°'t·rt• a rrt·slcd \V1·1lllt"'day cvt•ning n1 Cornnou).! P<1rm1:n. ti1·r ~·ho s10111lt·d the l""'O men a rl'w hlt1t:ks ""'':1y and searcht.>d thl'ir c;11· 'l'h t• off1(•rr ~aid h1• found no hash, hut did /11c;1lt• a stmtlar look1n).! :-.ubstani:c that appearl'd to I><.' !>a).!t' lt·avt•s slut•k toi.:ether ""'Ith syr up. !>1gnrcl to gt·l lht• plan in gc;,i r ll a lher than hold a public ht•ar111 ).! on lhl' study rt•comml'n dati ons. counl'1h'f'11.:n dce1dl.'d to rl'ft•r 11 to !ht• city 's Ci t17.en':-. Co mm1ltt•t• on 1'rans purtation ;ind lh(' pnh C'C 1lc1,artment Tht· S2U,790 study by Wilbur Smith and Assoc1:.1tes was com· missioned hy couneilme n last summl·r aftt·r a group or <.:an· nt•ry Villaj.ll" and Lido art•a bu~1· nt•ssml'n lr1l'd to lalk lhe c1lv 1n· tu S(•lt1n).! up a parking :iulh0rily lo buy park in).! tots 'f hal mO\'l' ~·as put orf by COm- ffil SS IOOillU thl' Wilhur Smith st ud \·. 'l'h.l' 1·c>1>or1 was eomplct1.:d 1n M;1rch :i nti :-.inl'l' then has been studi1•d by the t·1ty·s Planning Cnmmiss1on It t'onta111s a !.l'rics or rt•com· rnt•nd alions . Thl' cit y s hould buy the CalTrans park 1n~ tot on West Coast llighway near the Arches and us1• 11 as u peripheral lot. Thi.' Oran.qt' County Trans it Tll strict should bl' ci.11lcd upon to est abl ish a shuUll' hus s)•stem jSet· PARKING . Pal(c i\21 CdM Youth'~ Slayer Sentenced in Hawaii -. ll ONOl.Ul~U !AT'l A 34 year old ma n. tnnvi ctt•d in the stabbin~ dt'1t th ncnr ht•re or a Corona dt•I Mar youth. has IX'icn !it•ntt·nt•t'(I to 10 yeaN in pri:<ion RoRer Kuehnau was sentenced Thur~day in st:ile Circuit Court on a manit laughtcr t'O nvlction stcmmln,11; from the Dec. 3 slay· lni;c of John IJn.11.an. 21. · J>oHce xald Ku ehnau told them he stabbt'd 1fa5("n. who W M~ C'a m11in,11. at Lualualei Beach l'ark nn.Onhu . .Defense attorneys argued that tht' stubbinl! was in self·defensf' when Ilagan approached him In his vBn lute at ni5(ht. Kuehnau, who did nO( testify, told j){)lict· lla1i1an beat him. llaga n·11 camping companions sa id he ran tow11rd the vlin hccause he thOURht Kuchnuu. h:•d i;toll'n riamping i;icur rrom h1!1 tent earlier fi e said that evt·n 1n heallhy l'O upll'S. 1t takes fo ur to six months or rt•gular sexual acli vi ty to produl'(' a prcgn<inqy and that onl y an "inf1n1tcs imal .. oumher nf tht· C'J.l).!S in a ""'oman !Ser RAB I ES, Page 1\2 > UCI Airs Details Of Center Uni\·e rsity or Cnlifornia rc- gl'nts were told further dt•lliils ·rhursday of a plan to build a S35 millio n mus 1r center on thl' t·ampu,.; of UC Jrvinl'. According to L. E. Cox. \'it•t• t·ha n cl•ll ur for bus iness und f1 r.;•nC'l' ;it Ut:J. the 1nform:tlion packet g1vl'n tn tht• regents was a proj!rt•ss report or an attempt to "try lo ;irr1vt: a l a mutually agreeable basis ffr agreement.·· llC' hl'Stl :tted fo t·al l the de· libcr.:1lions, bct wet'n the-uni· vcr sity ;i nd a local. privatl.', roundation "''h1 ch :-.cC'ks lo con· :-.11·uc t thC' compll•x , Ora ni.:e Count\' ~lu s t (' Ct.·ntc r Inc. "nei;:ot1at1on..'i ... Nevl'rthC'lcss. according to tn· formation i.:1ven to re1i1eots. a pro po:-.l'd ai.:rl'cment is being pre r)ar1.:d w11h the nonprorit fu nd ra1s1ng corporation. Somt• 11f thl' ll'rms or lhl' pr<1· J)(}St•d ai.:rct•mcnt art·; Thl· l'om1,lex ~·111 l'Ont ain a concert hall . a lar gt· thl•atcr. a ISel' MUSIL", Page A2> World War II CO«femaker Dead at 85 SAN DIEGO CAP1 -· Phillip Joh n s ton, whose Code con· rounded the J apanese in World War II , has died three days before he would have observed his 86th birthday. A graveside funeral is planned today at Glendale . Johnston, who died Monday in Veterans Hospital here, li ved in nearby Chula Vista. He spent his summers in Flagstaff , Ariz. As a youth. he lived In a mi5- ll ionary complex 40 miles east of Flagstafr and learned the Nava· jo language. A veteran or World War I. he suggested use or the complex longuage for secret communications in World War II while he worked as a ell)' engineeY. for Los Anj{eles. A school to train Navajo "code talke rs" was e stablished at Camp Pendleton and Johnston wa5 given the rank or technical s erecant, serving as a recruiter among the Navajos in Arltona, Utah and New Mexico. The use or the Indian lan1ua1e conroundcd the Japanei;e, who "''e r e unabl e to de c iph tr me11 1aaes sent by the code t a lke rs. J o hns to n received !lpeclal congressional recognl· tlon In 1964, 24 years after Japa.n is urrcndered. A brother, David, 1urvlve1. lie claimed that Mangers . however, voled in favor of •spending '28 million to rund the legislators' retirement system. G ibson a lso cha rged that r.1angers received $16.000 from Leo r.t l'Carthy to pull him through the 197G clel'tion in re turn for Mangers' support of "'1 cCarthy as Assembly speaker. I-le said further that Man(il ers· cr edibility was pul in doubt ~·hen Mangers talked in fa vor or V'wlent Storm tax reforms but ~·as an opponenl or Proposition 13. Mangers said thal the· 1n te l'CS \S Of ho m eowne rs hav~· dominated his acliv111t·s. 11£· said that he has worked fur school rl'· fo rms a nd a~a1nst the r1 s1ng costs or government. Manaers said tha t hii. pro· posed moratorium on unesscn tial school legislation has proved e ffective because m any bills have been killed voluntarily He said million~ or dollars havt: bt::t•n sa v<'d fl1 angers said tha t ht· has been r att•d as a moc..lcr aie t•onscrv· a t1\'C b y A m 1.·r 1ca n s fo r Ol•mocrat1c Action a11d is mort: con~t·r v <iti v c th&n s o m t· Republican. ... .. , s upported the rcstoralloo or tht· dt•uth penally.·· he i;;.1id !\1ungt·rs said <1 poll showed him lo IX' the mo.st independent ISef' FORUM . Pa(te 1\2~ l 'h 1s is hO\\' it loo k('d J\londa y \\'ht•n a 50 to HO-foo t \\'U\'t• t·rashed O\'l'r Lhl' bo\\' of thl' C}U (!l'll 1'-:li z:i h<.>th II . \Vinds up to '70 milt..·!oo pt•r hour :.1\:;1, huffl·lt.:d thc luxury llnt·r 1\ho ul 200 p<.i ssengt•r!-. <.i pplau<lcd !ht· :-.kip pt·r·s st•a n1an!-.htp \\'ht•n lhl'y :.1rr1 vcd 11\ '.\'(•\\' York. · Summit Talks Busy As Deadline Nears CA~1P DAVID. 1\1d . 1AP• 'fhc !\1iddh: East s ummit has produl't>d fresh Ei::y ptian.(sraeli 1·ontal'ls but 1s ;1pproach1n).! a deadline ;1t sundown ttlday that t•ould keep 1t 111 hmho until nexl "''l'Ck President Carter rocusC'd his weekly foreign policy brcukfast this morning on the "11ddle East 01•fl'nst' Sec re t a r y lf a ro ld llrown Joined other prt'sidcntial ;1d\•js(•rs at Camp David for th<· session. On hand w1·rl' thl' vice president and Lhl' Sl:l'r eta ry or stall'. Pursuing his middleman role, Prt'sident C'11 rlt'r mt'l twil't• Thursday with EAYllt's Anwar Sadat. ~·ho later conferred "''1th Is rae li f'orcii::n ~1i n1:-.lcr )losht: Oav11n. 1;he summit pres~ offict• <in· nouncl'd hc latedly thal Ezer Wt•i7.man. the Israeli dcfens1· minist1.:r. also ml'I "''llh Sadat on Wednesday niJ::hl. Althoui:h Carte r ha:. not bro ught Is rael ·s )1 l·nat·hl·m Begin and Sadat together ;1t tht· conrc renc<' table s1nct• Sept 7. it was apparcnl that a ll lhret• dele1?:alions wert• involved 1n a busy round of meetings But spokesman Jody Po°"''Cll said "more progress and mur1· ncxibility <1rc essential " 1r tht· parley is IQ s ucceed U.S. Wants Yanks Out of Battle Area "'tANAGUA, Nicaragua IAPI The U.S. a mbassador to Ni c aragua ;1s kcd Pres ide nt l\nastasio Somo7.a today lo help ev<1cuate Americans from bat. tie a r eas in no rthweste rn Nicarai.:ua, reliable diplomatic sources said In thl' t>mbattled city or Leon. meanwhile. Nica raguan com- mandos backed by armored can; und helioopter gunships were fightin..: bloc k by block to tighten • Prime Rate Hiked Again NEW YORK lAP I Citibank, the nalion ·o; second·larl(e!it, raised its prime lend.in.It rate from • 91;~ percent to 91.,, percent tod a y in r es po nse to Federal Rc:i;erve attempts to tighten the economy by inl'reas inR the ·cost of credit The move ~·a s be ing followed by most major bu nk:s. The rise, the second in ll tt lc more than t wo weeks, pu:shed the rate which boink s char.i;e on loans to pre ferred cor· porate customer!I to Its hlRheAt point In more tha n three ye•rs. a noose around rebel defenden;, witnesses return1n).! from the norlhwestern eit y reportl'd . lJ .S Embassy sources said some Americans \lo.'erc bclievl'd res iding in Leon and in two other r t'h e l ·h t·ld eil il'S 1n th e northwest. Esteli and Chin:in de)ta. but the number Was not known. They wo uld be e vacuat cd to Managua The sources said l\mbassador Mauricio Solaun telephoned his request lO Somoza this morning, but the Nicaraguan leader asked instead for a rormal diplomat1e note. whil'h was to be delivered this a ftl'rnoon. It was unclear whethl"r the rebe l!i in Leon. Nil'aragua 's s ccond -larRcs t ci ty and Somoza's birthplace. would be able to withs tand the J;:Overn. ment attack. But insurJ:cnts In Este li and Chinandt!ga were re· ported holding on. and Managua was bracing for a possible rebel attack to coincide with the eoun. try 's independence day. The Leon eyewitnesses report. ed heavy (ightlng all Presldenl Somoza's national guard troops advanced from the edge or the city toward the downtown area. Throughout the ni.1tht. bursl!I ol autom atic·welll)On11 fire. single t1hots and expl011lon8 could be heard ln the city of 100.000. The number or casualties wai; unknown. Thous ands or refuRees tlcd L eon s oulhwa rd , carryln.1t belnnli(1n.1t:s In butlered suitcase~ or small bundl,-s. Funeral Held For Ex-Mesa Policeman Funl·ral Sl·rv1ee:-. havl" been hC'ld 1n Hc.-ct lllurr for former Cos • a l'o-lesa l'ohet· ofr1t•er Norri:-. r. "'ll t'Ox ~hu died when ht:. powl·r boat t:rashed during com· pct.1t11 1n. ··1 think i,l 'i.. sare to say he wa.." a leg('nd around the Costa Mesa Poil c1• Department," Sgt S:im Cordt·iro su1d today Wilcox. 48. w:is a native nr Cost a Mesa and Joi ned the rle- pa rtment 1n 1955. Durlnj! the nt·xt 11 yt«.1rs he served as ~ traffi c orr1t'l'r, p.:11r0Jm ;,1n and in \'l'St1j.!llt11r Kno"''" for h1i; sense or humor ;,ind thrill·sel'king hobbies . 11r ficcr Wil cox made new:-. wht•n. d ur111g a heavy fOJ! he landcd safely 1n a hght pla ne 1n the San la Ana H1ver bed Ill' left the de pa rlment 1n 1965 <.ind movt.'Ct 10 Gust1nl' where he l)c l'amc ;1 fully licensed crop duste r. oft en ny1nu ill ni i;:hl llis intc-rcsl in power ho:1t rac· ing led him to hl'CO fll f' thl' wor ld 's ret·ord ho!dl'r 1n ht s class. 1-lc d11..'Ct during a qualify- 111i;: heat earlie r lh1s month 111 lled Bluff Mr Wilcox 1s survived by his wlf1·. Hutto . 'i nn . l'>f•t·h ael . dnughlt•r-., Sall . 'l'on1 and B.J . all of Gustine. 11arents . llazt.'I and "Pop" or Colorado. and a '\Is le r. Fr;1nc('s l"hnm a~ of Cost;i ~ll'Sa. Coast Weathe r ~l oi;tl y sunny th rou,c:f'i S a tu rd ;•y and "'lf~h ll y wa rmer Lows toni(l;h• 57 to 6:'1. Jhghs Saturday 72 at beacht.'S and 76 to 80 in. la nd INSIDE TOD/\\' ~ mobile aoc1ery h(1,J !roded :;tux.1 letllher for llltt!·bel!ed radials and crt!Oled VnVf!·l'I C u/l u1 e r!I So 11 f h l!'rll Cah/omKJ Stt /coz unll{/, 8' .. ...,,. --• • I o _ ..... ' A2 DAILY PILOT N Q ~rtdaW, b-ea.mber 1&, 1978 Balan~es Factor• f'..._Pa~AI Mediator Ends PARKING. • • Crum the pc rlphe rul lot to lht• p(•nini.uJu bt?ucht>8 t1nd 11hopplntt urea li Postal Strife The rutl' on m ell·1., 111 C\•n trttl Nc:wport should ~ uppt:d tu iri t't:nt.s .111 h1Ju r t"X<'Cpt on U.ilbm1 Hoult·v:ird lwtwc.•t'n 19th .ir11I i t:,l 'ln·l'l., wht•r1· lht· rat•· .. 111111lcl lw M'l ul ~ c"nti; th1· .sll 111 fllt•1· r'll\I• y1·ar ;.1round "''-111:\l,ft)~ \I' ' "lll'l' 1.tl nwtl1.1t11r ti• 1 11h•IJ th•· l11ni.: 111n11111)1 11<1 .. 1.11 ll•h11 r 1J1, p11l1· \u\fo~ It\ .1-A ,,, d1n51 th1 ""'i_,,., ht1itlw1 p.11 th.111 th1' \11 l'\ ltlll,l\. 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Fro• rage A I MUSIC. • • 'm <J llc r the utt•r a nd s upport f:ic1l1til'i. , ll will bl' built on i.even .t<·r l':-. lying bt•tween the existing l 'CI admiruMrat ion build Ing and lllP F1nt.• J\rls V1l1<Jj(<: The univerlt1ty will have Lhe n ghl to <Jpprovc thl' project<:d programmln l': po li cy o r the Orange County Mus ic Center Inc Ora n g t.' C o unt y M us 1c· C't.·ntl·r Inc w ill s l·lt.'l'I the• ;1n•h1lt.•ct ror the• t o mµlex. re· porll'd ly. t orporat1on d 1 recto rs .Jlrc<Jd~ h;1v1· 't.lt.·c·IL'rl Willwrn l'l·n ·11·.1 of Nt•wpii't·t fkac·h l'ons trul'l 1110 w ill ht·g1n \l'lthln five• years Of thl• Sl~ning 111' lt1t· ag rce ml•nt. or t hl' p ro 1eet 111 a,\ he · :i ho.indon< •r:-. 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The mui.i1· center director~ wo uld l!t'\ lo name the complex, h ut i.u b1cl'l. according to lhl· un1vl'rs 1ty p roposal. to R egcntal Po l1cv 111 Na ming Un iversity fo'Jt:llltll"' Mesa R ec Classes Set for Sign ups Fall n·~1 st rat1on fo r CJll rla ~st:, offe red by Cost a Mesa's De•1J::irlmcnt or Lf'isurc SerVIC$!S "ill h1.• 1.·oncluC'll•d Sept 25 b(•l WCl·n 6 p rn a nd R p m ;it the Do wntown Community Ct•ntl'r, 5911 Ct·ntcr SI For mor<• informa tion and a full lis t o f <.·l;i.,.. offc.•nngs roolaet 1 tw rlepa rtmt•nl al !i!l6·5300 ORANGE COAST ~ DAILY PILOT '",.°'"'~ ,,,..,, 0•11, Po.,. 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(i,·rman ain:ruft dt.• .... 1g 1h:r of World War t I. d11.·d in M unit·h tochi :i follo wing "''" g1·r~ llt· \\a~ 80 A totul or 2611 fl'l{•tcrx t.hould ht· uddt•d throughout Uie ur1•u whl·n · none currently exist I\ park111~ 1·e·stril'tt0n pro i.:ru rn 'h11u lpt·d for I tw n ·.sHknt1ul 1w1J.(hhurhood~ 111 tilt' 1tr'l•;.1 IJl'l ween W c i.t Cou!>t ll1g hwuy :ind 19th Sln·ct. Thi:. would tneludl• on(' hour street p11rk1n~ n·s tric tlons and ttu· purch ase or purktng t.llCkera. by r e!>1dents who need to park on the street!>, Oswald, JFK Gun Photos J7 erified The Wilbur Smith r e port also rt•com mended lhc use or city O\.\ nt.·d oH !->t reel parking Iott. and a p<Jrkini:: validatio n !>ys tc m for the m . but pla nning com m i..:-.wnl'rs d1tl not forwa rd that 1elt•a on to l'lty <:oun('llme n '" pJ rl of tht•lf rN·omm1·ndtJt1oni. Count•llmt·n ;ti..,,, wt·re told that the OCTU not1f1c·d c·1t v of flt'IJI' thul 11 would nut be r'ca:.1 hll· t o l'l1 d 1rl'l't a ll Ct•ntra l Nl•wport bus Im es to the pro po~l·d peripheral lot. Cou nc ilman Paul Humme l groused Monday about the Wilbur Smith report, complain· mg that it would have been bet· kt' tu talk to the oeq:,p befon· m .1k1ng the pc1'1pht'r~I ~und ·hull le bus r ecomme ndation: WASJllNGTON cAP I Photo· g rnph analysts testified today th~1 I sc1t·ntific tes ts proved the authenltt 1ly or thrl'(' snap:.hot~ l'howing Let.· Harvey Os wuld pos ing 111 his buc k yard with the rifle tha t killt'tl Presiden t John F Kennedy . C a lv in Mccamy and Ce ('1 l K irk told the !louse assassinu· lions committee they found no e vidence that the s naps hots were faked The testimony s upported the Warren Comm 1ss1o n 's con · c lus io ns that Oswald killed Ken· n cd y and that he acted alone. Critics havt! specula ted that the s naps hots were faked by some· one trying to fra m e Os wald bdort' the assassm <ition by l1 rlk ing him with thl' we apon. Fro• rage A J FORUM •.• <1( all assemblvmc n Sc·hm1t7. t h(• He11ublr('<1n cun did<tte lor the Jbth State Senate seal. assl'rle d that Cordova " a libe ral Y.ho 1s posrn)( .,, a r un 'l'l'VUtl\'l' Cordova s aid th;.it SC'hm1tz hai. been unrc-;po ni.1ve to coni.t1l lll0nts <1uring (H'l'\'IO't.o" 'llllb Ill p ublic offtl·t.· lie aa1d that ln•m t· res ide nts tn 1971 were forced to ~n to a ne1 g h b o r1ng con· ~n·ssm an to get a poi.I office for thcrr crty when Schmitz refu~cd to act. M rs B e r g P so n , tht· Bt'publit·an ciJndidJtc rn the 74th i\sst'mbly Dis tric t. said that fi g hting innat1on is her number one obje('live. S he s<1id that s hl1 would work for strict i.!J(;!nding hmits a nd re· duct1ons in government at all levels She said t h<1t s he woul<l seek t~ cut high m cdiral costs by :.ill<1c·krng m<1lpruct1cc ins uranct· prohlt·m:. and le ngthy court bat llei. over liability of a ('cidc nts . T w o t' a n d i d a l (' s f o r t h l' Lib1.·rturia n Party were in <ilten· dance, but wcr <.' not inv1lc<l to l>P('Uk . In a press conf1•re nce 11 ( ll'rward!->, i\si.embly l'<tnd1daH.' .J 1 m G a I I a g h e r a t t a <: k e d M anger!>' record. He said thut l\l :.ingers will vote for a n vthtnR w 11 h <1 bill or a prin· !<lg • 111• s<11 d th<.tt G11Jsrm " <1 b11rc 11ucr;it <i nd 1nt·<1pable o f representing the p eopll''s in- tl'resls. Uavid Ul·rg l:.md or Co~ta Mesa. the Libcrt:.inan cand1d<ile for tht· ~flth State Se nate s e t1t. s <1 1d n1•1lher Schmitz nor Cordova of. fe r('l.I a trutt 1:1 lle rnatiVl' "No vote for the Hcpublican or OC'mO('filt wi II c·hangtt th ml(s," he s <11tl Th~ critic::. saw a disparity m tht• shadows cast by Os wald's noi.P and by his body. an ap . vu rent difference bet wee n the :-.tci c k of the rifle in the snaps hot und the actual weapon and a hnt• uc·1·oss Os w<J ld 's ('hin 1n the photos s ugges ting thut the head was s upenmposed on the p1c- turr But Mccamy. a physicis t · mathema ti c ian . s aid s uch ~peculation "has been based on o bser vations by people least qualified to make the observa- tions ·· lfo said those who ques tioned the s n11pshols failed to employ sc1ent1f1 c methods to a nulyze Lhe m McCamy s aid he and the othe r photo experts cons ulted b v the llous l' commiltct• rc hcd la·rRelv on the techniques of photogram. m et ry. which he defined as the 'c1 ~nct· "of ascert aining the yos1t1ons and dimensions of ob f 1c t:ls from mcasur ('mc nts on 1>hoto graph::. of the objccb ... lJ11likc 'implc r ruler me <is url'· m 1· n t i. fro m photos , these t·~ilt·ul:.itiom. takl! rnto aL·count lhe Liii ancJ <tlll.!ll' o l lht· image!'> 111 rl'IJlmn lo th(: eumt•r;1. he !>aid * * * CIA. Concedes Errors in Nosenko Case W 1\SHINGTON IA P l The CIA concede d today 1t made serio us mislcikes m 1l s mit1<1I handling of a Sovie t de fector who said he h ut! been a KG 8 of ficw l with knowledge of Lc l' llarve y Os wald's a ctivities in Hussia from 1959 to 1962. recommendation. If<.' was joined by Councilman 1>1111 Mcinnis who sug~Cltted fur ther study of th<: s tudy "I want <•,·cryone involve d to h:tvl' a thoroug h undc ri.landrng before Wl' d o any thing.·· he :,aid. Wning Code Enforcement Strengthened N ewpor t Beach c ity coun l'llmcn have decided to endow orlt.• c ity c m ployc(' with "mu:,,. dt• .. Councilmen ha v1· given pn· l1m1nH l'y approvul t o ~·n o r d111 a n<'l' lhal Wl)Uld g i ve lht· 1·11 y ·:-; <·od e enforceme nt office r t ht• a uthonty to issue citation .. fol' \'IOl:.illon' of thl· c1ly's zon1ni.: ;ind pl<Jnmnj.! c1xk s. l'1nal approval 1s :.lated for St•pt 2~ The• mca~urt• would go into effect 30 days later C1l.} mana~er Robert W ynn :.a id lht• m eas ure wa~ requested to g 1 ve the officer the .. muscle .. 10 l'nforn· violations he s poti. "Wl:'ve had r e!>1de nts as k us w hat ts the poml of the codes 1r we.' d on't have anyone to c nforct· the m ." he 'aid .. Warehouse Rified • In Ne wport Beach N e wport R e a c h poli c 1• The C IA·i; treatme nt of Yun th eo rized today t h at thieve!> ~osc nko "wus counte r produt w1.·n· 1->urprised in the act of t1 ve crc·atcd a lot of mis111 !.lc al1nf.! offll'e equipment from formation " from 1002 'until 1967, an airport an::i warehouse and John L1mond llart testified on flt.>rl . lt.•u ving S4 .150 worth or b e h a lf of the 1nt c lligcnet.• equipment ~hind. agenty _.The break 111 wa!. d isco vered C'I /\ U1 rc·c t or S tans fic.•l d ~Ur!.da y m ?~n1n g at th e Turne r ret.11ned llJrt. a retired '.t o~~ge fa c ll1t y u s~d b y al(en cy offir 1:tl, to pre pan• L n.1\<:rs1 ty Offtc~ Equipment testimo ny uhout the Nosenko Int Company off1cwb s atd tht• m:itlc•r lw fon: the.· House us 1h 1 l' v e i> go t a w n y w 1th • c·alt'u l ators and t y pc wnl t•r !\ s ussinut ions l'Om m 1ttee. which va I ue d al S3.375 ii. looking Into the murder of Pres1dl0nl John F Kennedy. Tht· Warre n Commission dt· l<:rmincd lh<•t O!.wald was tht: murderer aml ac•tcd :done. Tht• a gency ron rluded that Nosenko wus not a bona fide de· fet'lor and m ay have hcen ii ~GB plcinl, then reve rsed itself m 1968 and d<•c idc.•d he was 11 ll0f.!ili m11te defector Escapee's Rosi.ages Abducted COuple Still in Danger? MOUNTA I N HOME . Ark t '' P 1 An elderly couple bcm~ he ld hostai;!e by a icnn~St'l' prison es capee called their son today to s ay they had been set free. but author1ltes said the l-.On be lieves lhey may havl.' been fo r't!cd by their adduc t o r lo make the call .. fo u1· me n who l'scape d fro m pn~on in T <.'nnessec . Two of the fo ur wer,£' recaptured Ttwrs rl<•Y when their car crashed jnto a police cur T he fourth escapee was tll lar!(c . [ Pilot Logbook J ____/ Who'll Say One For the Council? Ry JOANN•: Rf:YNOLDS Of IM 0•11' ~I ... S~ ~t:Wf}(>rf lkue·h U()t•s n 't hl.fV(' (l rJruycr 1 h•·r1· <Jrt• thm.1· wl111 dwm llll'y'vc.· known that for yt>UI'!\ ll '!>, u s irnplP c.•nuugh pruhlt'nt City councilmen h<Jve :1lway11 or.1t·n1·d the11 nll't.·ting .. With th<· pledge or allegiance tine! an 111VOC'JI um <h•ltvt•rt•fj by IJ membe r of the town's ('lergy l.ATEl.V, T H E ('llURC'llMEN haven't b<!en showmg up a~ l)Chedult'(I, ll-av111u thl' prayer dutu.•s to councilmen. Thl' last stra~ a pph1'<•rltly lunded on the camel's ba ck m Jul} when Coun<:1l\.\0111an Juc kte Heather prayed for :soft words lh<Jl ('1JUn1·1lmc n woultln't t'hokc on when foreed t<> !;wallow tht·m lah•r S ince then, 1·oun<·1lin1·11 infcu mally dc('1dt•1I \11 cut Go\1 out uf th1•1r mt•\·Lrng, <.11log<•tht•1 'IJo fe11 111;tl \IJlt• ml lht.· 1:.'Ul' hai. hl·1·n t:tkl·n 'l'I l'r11 t>r.eVl•t leJn'C'> an .. · lry mg to come: uµ with J i.olut1on ONE W,'\G 11.\S Sl 'G<a:sT1m that Pr<JYl'r:. ht· pre· r<'<'11rd1·d Th1•v C'ould be rloM·d with lht> tJd m11111t1<1n' that tht• r o unc1I m el't1ng that follow' 1~ ,olely for the entertainme nt of the aud1cnc<' itr'f"HOLos with commercial u .. c of sume ~trictly prohibiled . Someone e lsl' has s ug gested lhat prayers be ass igned to cou ncilmen on a rotatrng bu~I!->, ,prc ading duties t:'venly bt•lwl·t.·n lhL• pro-growth and anti growth factions of the t ounl'1l. thu:-. as~unng tha t <;od does n't gel a biased pie· turc• o f what ·s gorng on in the l'•l v · St di another theoris t i.ays 1 he prnyers should be com- m 1ttcd to wntmg and plLl t'etl on thl' consent calendar with othe~ roulmt• matte rs !>Ul'h <ill bookkeeping adjustments :ind in~urmtt(' ('!:.i1m:-. _THE PROBLEM I~ T ll.\T <:on .. ent c<1le ndur Ite m s an• subje ct lo deball' A d1l>sat1~f1cd prayce could introduce the prayer for t'ounctl d1i.cus~1on lt s ho uld be note d that N('wport Beach isn 't a lone in the: g reat prayer d1le mm<1 Cost.:1 Mcs<1 city councilme n re· porledly a~c gru!flbhn~ a bo ut prayer prot>lems and the Los Angeles City Pirc Comm1sMnn voted unanimous ly thilt week to drop 1t:. opening praver ~A ·s fire comm1ss1ont•r:!> havt• discove red a practice that s been Ob!->ervc·d by Nt•wport Mes a school tru!>tecs for Vt:ars They oot•n their mt·l'lin~s with u mmute of s ilence. However. m Ne wport Beach. tt'!-> questionable that coun c1lmen could kt'l·p the ir thoug hb to the m selvc!-. that lonat Recruiting System Def ended by Corps W /\SlllNGTON I J\ P > The• MarineCorps sa.V!-> an 1nvest1g J t11>n of 1G recru1tiniz sy,ll'm d" r losed about 2,500 · ·crroncou' enlistme nts" the pa!>l two years. and prom1!>Cd corrcct1 ve action Wh tit' saym~ this WCJ!> only J :1 p e r cent or lhc n early 74 .900 (•nlislme nts during lhal period. G<.'n . Louis II. Wll:-.o n said Thurs day. "The 1n\'esl1gation . has dis C'losC'd rlrf1 c·1L•nr 1t'" in our pl·rsonnt'I proN·d url•s th;1t we a r e capable of corrN'I in~ "Wt.• will do ,o, .. saul W1l:-.11n. c om m ~indant of th1· 1!:111.llOU ml·mbl'r torp:,, 1n a ll'lter to S<:n S<1m Nuno. 0 -G a . t·h:11r m an of I ht• Scnall· <irml'd scrv1t:cs mun power s ubcommittee. 1\t the sa me t1m('. M:1nne 111 ves t ijla tors def<.'oded th1· O\ 1•r:dl µ1.·rformnnet• of I .!>'ii n ·1.·r1J1lt•r' and rl'pQrted finding no l'v1dem•e of larg-e-scale ma lpractice "'Thl' rvidence of m t1 lprac11t·1· 111 lhl' '>YStl'm m voh 'I'' nnlv hm1ted number!> of rccru11l'r:-..=· the report said T h t• M a r i n e Co r p c; t o I '' Con g ress ther e we re .15 f con firmed ins tance!\ of rl'cru1t1•1 mis conduc t out or l .835 10 vestigations of a lleg<Jllon' dur ing .lhl' period from Or t J. 197f. lh rou~h July 31 lh1s yl'<.11' As a rl'::..ult, it S<.tid. there \.\1·rc l:t rourt~·martwl a nd J29 lt.:l>~t:t pun 1i.hmcn1~ Fro• rage A J BABIES •.. a n · uscd m r<'product ion B 1 JU! 1· r ~ 'a Ht a · ·r oug h , ba llpark 1.•st1mall"' was that 5tm,OOO /\m(•n t·an woml'n havt: f"al1C1p1an tul>l' probll'm s that might be• bypassed with fert1liza- l1on 1n v1trn Im a g ll:l!iS 1 and rt·· 1mpla nl;it1011111 thl' wr1mh. Il l· t cstified that if three of Lht' 1·gg:, fl•rtil11.t'f1 1n a laboratory ~t·n· f'l'lmplunkd. a womait wm1lll l)a Vl' ;1 5:l pl•rccn t ch'-lnct: ot ha vrng on(' baby and onL·· 111-100 odd'> of having triplet:. But lw ~""' thar thc..'ic em br yo' ~o uld h a v e t o be: mon1 torc•<1 d osely m the womb. 'Cl you find on l' tri plel h norm a l a nd twu a bnorma l. what .1n • \llU ~mng lo clo" I 'II IN1 ve lh.11 ,Jll UrlltO .. \l.l'l l'd (1Ul'Sl1on, .. h1· ... ~1111 //' ~-// ~' ~/ ,, // ~(f.// ~".,// o~// k '"'/ a_~// In most cases we'd answer ves ·to lhat Quea110 1 T / there s m()(e than mee1s the eye wnere 11 concerns e / purc hasing ol carpe11ng A preren11ous store lront / aorely 1sn·1 the answer. anymore than establishments ~/ that feature ridiculous low prices with padding and / installation included What's the answer? Alden's! We'll Co4.t• W \• IJf) W•\I f\tf StrHt l•011,.4'8•KPI '1M(";l't-~.,f\~''"tf w""''"4t0ft lkter" HU\ e.""" &Ju•4'•100 ~'*""'' • """"V H1n1 l .tt ~"' st,..td "' \1tn 01•0Q r ,,... • .,.11, John Kenney of the FBI 's Lit· tie Rork office s uid the hostages. Mr and Mrs. Johri B. King, con- l•tcted their son hy telephone shortly ufter 8 a .m. They told him they were u lt rigM a nd wou ld be d riving back l o Arkun11as, he !!aid. Tht' four minim um -security pris one rs escaped aft e r over. powering f(Uar ds qn a field trip to a bowlinl( u lle;ain Dickson, T <'nn . t hen h ij acked a light pllm e to i\rkansm;. / open vovr eves 10 a caroetlng concepr unexcelfed! , · · : // Lei us prove 11 -!"-..i,<;:,::··,, hl•OhOl'e (114)~·4311 CIHMfl9d Ad'<trllll1'9tu.N71 \M)(Jl~Mf • VallA~ Mitwi,()ffif f Ht..a,10 ',.,,_~It ( ,.~,,,., •Mo..oo JrornHo•t.,t.)..e!'tOf'C'Wf'lt(f~"•'•~ 540-t120 ~·· t'' ,.,, °':t'; ( .. ., l'Ullfl"'""' '-"' ::r .. , ~,"":.\.::r. .. "";~~:'·~":~~~· ':,. ... :'~ u•re01i1tf'f wit...,\ \tf(l•f Mff'9't"\ltlf\ of ·••••9"1 ...,..., '\r-.,,. .. t lit \ O• '•l'Jt P " fl 1'ff Coo\I• Miil'\11t ('"4Hfl\,,'hA ~Ub\t r 1.t10ft b• (•tr•tr U \0 ;::~:::.n,•6 ; ~~~~,;" ,.,,,,,,."'• "'1111 .,' Kenney s u1d. howev<>r. ''They m ••Y hovt· ~l·n forced lo m ake the coll to let th~m know thry urt• all rl~ht. They wur~ not ~ mg r <'spon11ive to questions that thc1 r son mskl'd. " The couple' 11rt• bl'hevt'd to httVI! bl-en nhdur tec1 by On(' Of The convict ~ took at le<1sl Sl've n hos tages and s everal vehic les d uring their rllght. Thre e hostages were released unharmed and lwo escaped. /\bout :'iO StHtt' Pohce troopers, f RI UJ.(ents, !>hertffs a nd den· 11t1es continued to h unt a six· milc-Rquare area j ust northe;1st or the Ozark Nationa l Fort:'st look1nJ( for Larry Chism . 33 Rloodhounds we re thought to tx! on his troll I ' DEN'S .... .a: iiisiallatian: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA. CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 6 46·4838 -646·1355 .., .. . .. ' . \ , } Friday, September 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT ;t3 fWere Biker's Ashes Strewn in Saloon? • llunungton Ht·uth police ~Id • lOOll)' the.) ~hl'\'t' the h1mllv or : m urd.-rl'd molort·yChbl og" 1'\·ro i.catkn-d 1 hi u~ht•i. msidt· Hw do wnto"n oaloon "ht'rt.' h•· wu' ,t.ib~ • Police ~i.tl Bt•r t ('hadw1 tk . 'i;ud u v.om an h\'lw\ t•d lu lit' t'l'ro "• .. 1att•r 1•111t•rl'd tht• har \ t'dnt"'>da\ t1flu•noo11,, '~ .1ltt>rt'd : lht' cn•m11h ·1t rt·muin·, (Jr th1• • b1k.-ttrMt 1•,11ool .,. c;ur~ on th· • '>DIU< ,1 • · .\1 ) e<!d h"'•lht'r ' bod\ '' : •1111 "arm ,,1.11 twri "•ii lw ~ unoll er 1..1:hna.: • '4 ior ,, ' c()fd · In Cleatenf P C h dwH'k ~c11d t h l' y,omun chatntt'd In rront ol burmuld Vwk1e Muru n F'oro 43, dlt'<I ahout l 30 u m Sept H. aftt•r he "H'i knlfrd in tht• Murn Mrt'\'l Sulow1 a l 117 •1 a1n St P11l1<·1.· hoi\t' nu 'iU"JM.'Cll) In th~ l'tt f' 1\1 is-. Mnrtlll. I ht• IHtrmuad, told 1nu•M11i1ut1nt: omc,·n ttaut '>h•· trn d 11\•i•n t h,• a::. h lll' u Lt,. r11l ~ wom un in ttw .... 110011 twfon· .md l>l·lh>vc11 hn~ 111 bi· l<'cro·i. .. tstl'n I' .it ron~ t'alll'd twr Jud "t'V\•ral ottw1 111'••1• ,,. l>t.•h\·vt•d '" ht rdut1\1 .. 1 r• II 1 nth 1Jr Blast Devices Found 1 " .. I.ind m1nl• 'lll'lUJ,1111r' t apubll-ol t•au .. 1n~ -.l·nou1' in JUr) 1r l''Plo<frd "'''"' fuuntl ThUr!>d,1y I ll ll dO\\ llto\\ n S;1n : l'km enlt• pJrkmg lot fir<' Mar-.ht1 l O•Jn IJ nd Rson ' .. a1arl'd tu ; have bt•t•n pluct•ll 111 ::.uch a W B.) t ha t ;J !>k1i>loadc r oper:1ting 1n ' tht• parkm~ lot at 105 Ave tit• 111 Estre ll a IAOuld run O\ l'r th<•m. a lmost rert<11nly ~etlin g thcrn , off Molll ClainJS Brutality By Polle~ A Huntington Bc&ch wo ma n told a :.pec1al city facl-findins: C'nm m 1ttee We dnesd a y night that her 21.year ·old son WCIS • be•He11 by polict• during a J uly '1 d1sturban<'e near the city pit·r. Vi vian Shan·r :-C11d her ~on, J ;.1 mt·::.. required m(•dical ;.it tl'n· 1 mn that <·ost more than S800 ,Jfl t•r ht< W<1s alll·gedly beate n by :.l1t·k w1t•ldinR offiC'crs Sht· said ht·r son :.uffcrl'd J brokt•n O<IM'. euts a nd a mild ('llOC Ul>Sll)O. Mrs Sha ver s:.ud lh<.il ht·r s 1111 "'a:. a n innoce nt byMander ;.ind \HJS first attacked while wailin~ a t a stop s ignal. Mrs Sha ve r also told thl.' p;1ne l she hchl·vcs pol i('1• h;n ,. failed lo rollow up on ht·r :.on's l'<im pl amt. T h e fact-finding commillet• was formed to fie ld a number of compla ints brought against the police depa rtment . T he panel h<•s no power of subpoena. I.Jut will make recomme ndations to the Cit y Counci l Com mittee Chairm a n Tony /\m ador ~aid police will be inv1t· t•d to tell the ir side of the story Furtht·r hearings a re planned While lhc h ear ing w a ... ::.c hedu lcd to dea l only walh hruta lity alh.·~C1tions. t wo mem· ht·r~ or lhl' ;iud1ence gave high marh to the conduct of police. Sy lvia S ha ndnc k s aid that police are JUst great and th<it s he 1s "sick of the gar bagc they h ave to put up with.·· Anotht-r n •s ad(•nt. Chalmers \Vire. :w1d the downtown area was in t omplctc ~m:.irchy July 4 lie saad that mob~ were m ill rn g about. throwing rocks tind bottlt-s. ··If anything. the pol1ec arc not a ggn •ssavt• l·nough. ·• ht• tl ed art>d Doug J ob!-.on. ()pc rator of the P at>r P1 7.za P a l ace 1n t h t• downtown arc<i, complained that his business is s uffering from pOlal'l' and city hurassmcnt. tic ~a id that he had been dri ven o ut o f business once b e caus l' of a d is p ute o ver h censl's for ~ame machines. J\ttorney David Carpenter told the panel that he had statements o f a number of people who s aid they were brutality vi<'lims. fie said that the police de par t· mt'nt hus OC'<'n unwilling lo yield r ecords of offi cers allegedly in- "olvcd in such cases. • m Lot l'hur-.d1:1v ' 1nL'llknt y, J "> llu• "t·ronrt t1m1• in two Wt!t'k' thut nHhlJry rn1nt· 111'><''> h;1v1· l)(:l'll I ,1 u 11 cl o n ti c1 '' n lo w n S a n l '1t•nH•Oll' "" C'l'lb J\n l'X J~Cll>!Ur undt·r u IWO·Lon fire trucl.. 0 11 W<·1>t f\\enada Pomt·nlt thl' last wt•t>k of J\ugust wa!. caui-.ec1 by J m ine ~a mul ator. Hodg.,011 !>S td /\ -.cc·ond sim u lator wab loccil NI m·111 by at thl• t1mt• T hl• he;ivy r1rt· truck wu::. not chi ma~<'d. l>ut llodg:.on 1>a1d th:1t 1r a l·hild had found lhe fuse and I ried to C'xplode 11 , IL l'Ould havt· blown his a rm <>ff or t'<rnscd ulher Sl'rlOUS IOJUry Thl· hre marshal bu1d 111d11y thut lhl· mint' ::.1mulators found T hur!>dav and thO!->l' found two IA'ct'ks a go :ill t•aml· from t:C1 mp Pc·nd lcton ;m<I wen.· pa rt of lht· -.aml' lol "Wt•'r<· probubly looking for lhe same p<'!'snn or people in both IO<'adents," ht· ~aid Thl1 s imulators <ir<' ust•d on tlw M a r in e b ast• 1n tr a 1n1n~ maneuver s. :.~1d llodl!SOn San Clemenle ToSclwdule Recall Vote San Cleme nte city councllmt·n will be a sked Wednesday to schedule a special l'lection 10 de ctd t• wht'th1·r M ~yo r Willacim Walker and Councilwoman Oon na Wilkinson shoulc1 be recalled from om cc City Clerk Max Berg pre::.enl e d the C it y Co u n c il with ce rlafiealcs of suff1c1e ncy t his week, show in~ that more than 20 percent of Sa n Clemente ·s reg 1stcred voters signed petition:. cal hn~ for lhC' recall of W<ilker and Mrs. Wilkinson The council will ha ve until Oct. 3 to schedule a recall elet• t1on sometime between Dec 12 and Jan. 23. Because or heavy i-.ta ff loads a nd thC' Christmas hoh days, Be rg r eco mmended that t he elect ion be st!t no sooner t han mid-Januarv. Voters will t>e asked o n the special ba llot whether Walker should be r e<'alled. whethe r Mrs. Wilkinson should be r ecalled and whet her . 1f recalled. their s ue · cessors should be appointed by the remaining thr ee city coun· cilme n or chosen in a sccoml specia l <'le ctaon. Berg saict (•ach special elec lion will cost bctwt•en $8.000 and Sl0.000. B o t h Wa lk e r a n d Mrs . Wilkinson. elected in 1976. cam e under fare l;.lle la!>t year from the San Clemente Hom eowners Association. The then-City Coun- ci I refused to act on a petition signed by mor~ than 1,000 San Cle m ent£> residents. as king for an elect ion on the m ethod of re- de ve lopm ent undertake n adja- cent to the muni~1pal pier , In March elections. Howal'd Mus h e ll. r n ·::. id c n t of t h e ho meowner~· ussoc1at1on. wal> elected to the City Council '.Budget-conscious ~Crusades Studied Sunday's Daily Pilot will keep a n eye on individua l and feder al budge ts with feature stories on Inflation-fighting garde ns and {'rusa des by the U.S. chief of • llealth, Education and We lrare Department COOL CROPS -· It 's m oving a long toward winter , but Orange Coast gardeners will flnd a rich harv~st of inform ation about whul vegetables do well durin@ tht chill months ahend In a story 'by staff writ.er J ackie Hy m an in YoutYour Money l.OOK OUT FOR LE MONS Pat Dunn's Consumer Closeup givN~ a stcP·by-istep o\atline of what to do when bu,Ylnf( ti Ul>ed r a r . (SUND A Y'S BEST J JOSEPH CALIFANO -The nation's llE W se<'reta ry Is often characterized as indifferent and arrogant but those who know htm s ay he also can be kind and {'a r ing . An Associated Press story tt1kes an inside look at this man on the move>. SPACE SF.RIES J\ lllT~ "Rattlestar Gala<'tiCa , ·• the new tele vision series on space imma· grants seeking earth may be tht' hi t o f the new sea s on Its crt.•u tor. Glen I.arson. ca lls it bibll<'nl and compares 1t to "Wagon Troan. ' ~ ,. r o , ::. tut• ll b e h i n d I h e womun who 1•11tt•rl•tl lht• l\aloon l'\ I'll I hou~h 11 \\us clO!>ed for ln1•11r1 l'""· M1 1':. Murttn told p11hl'l' ACll'r l'ustln•: t he> c urs<''' and &rn tk1 in~ thl· ai.hel>. the group rnt11 l'll orr vn four motorcyclCl> l'ultl'l' lldu•\'t.' the• remainder or 1··1.·r <>'' U'>ht•" we re ~rllttered .11011~ P.1l01r1t \oa"l lfiRhway u :) l lw 1110tot'c•yclists rode ea st M ISS Murtin told pohe~ the .1:.ht'' y,cr(· 1ni.1dt: un urn thut 1-'L·ro '!> si:.h'r <'urn ed Into the bt•r I ll .1 h<l'C HELPS NAB SUSPECTS Actress Norton-Taylor TV Actress Helps Foil Extortion HOLLYWOOD <APl ~ Ac· tress Judy Norton-Taylor. who plays Mary Ellen in the TV series "The Wa l tons ," helped police today track down two m~n who <11lt:gedly threatened to bomb he r house <ind car unless they were paid $20,000. Miss Norton-Taylor r eceived a te le ph one c a ll a t h er home Thursday from a man who pre- s e n t cd t he bo m b·or-cash ul· timatum aod told he r s he would receive another call on how to de liver the money. T he second call with instruc- tions came at J :30 a .m . today. Miss Norton·Taylor . who con- t<ict ed police artcr the initia l threat , alerted police . The officers told her to place som e scrap paper in a box and carry out the calle r's instruc· lions to depos it the box in a st reet inters ection in s ubur ban Van Nuys. Within minutes. a car s topped at the intersection. a man got out. picked up the box and start- ed driving away. Police cars concealed nearby moved in. pulled the ca r over and arrested two men. Pharmacist• Fires Shot At G11nman Former Huntington Beach Ci- t y Councilman Noble Waite fi red two pistol shots at a n eeing bandit who t ried to rob Waite's pharm acy Thursday afte rnoon. No one was hurt. The shots Crom Waite's .38 calibe r pistol a pparently missed the ~rmed thug who dropped a bag of prescfiption drugs he had tajler'I (fom the pha rmacy, said poltce Sgt. Bert Chadwick. T h e c ul'ly-ha ire d b andit, a rm e d with a .45 c a libe r handgun. n ed the scene in a w hile Cadillac conve rtible belie ved stolen in Long Beach. Cha dwick s aid. Wa ite. 53, told police the gun. m an e ntered his pharmacy at t7522 Beach Blvd . at 5 p.m . and said he wanted some bum oint- ment. :fhe bandit the n pulled a gun from his wa istband. pointed it al Waite and told the pharmacist to "give me a ll your Seconal and Tuinal." Waite placed several drug bot· tics in a paper bag. The bandit grabbed the bag a nd ran out the front door. Gross Turned In w Police ll unl1ngton Be ach police usua,lly confiscate pot from un· wittrn~ people . so they wer e rather shcx:ked Wednesday whe n one cilium m arched up to the front desk a t po lice head · quarters to give them some. Investigators said the Hunt· ing ton Beuch resident handed •Q.vcr a doien heulthy marijuana pl ans to l ht> front desk orrtccr Ile ~aid whoeve r uprooted th~m from whereve r they were J<l"Owlng apparently tossed them over his b11ck Ccnce I Saloon owner Vince Mulligan s aid today he lb not worried abo ut t he "curse " Mull igan s aid. ''I'm not :-.cared , . . l'vl' l>ee n in the :service · · M ulllgan swept u p the ush1:s t ha t were later gathe red by police c riminologist Ke n God- d urd and placed in a n evidence locker. Sgt. Chadwick said. Cha dwick said he has not been a ble. to contact Gero 's sister or ~my ot the motorcyclis ts who left t he s aloon in procession·like fas hion Wednesday. No charges have been filed. he added Westm inster Memorial Park Mortu<1ry offtc1als said u rosary was recited Monday for Fero and his remains were cre mukd the next day. The as hes were released to Fero·s famiJy lo be scattered a t sea. mortuary officials stud. Me anwhile. police say their m vestigahon is at a sta ndst ill cfi1l' to a lack of cooperation by wal· nesses to the attuck on Fero Jt the s aloon Police bl'hc vl' Fl'ro \11 1.b slc1 nd int-: tn tht• saloon doorwc1y whc·n he wu:-. pulkd into !ht• bur .ind !>t<ibbC'd in h1' lowc.•r l>ack Ft.•ro was on c:rutches when hl• \\,1 :.I ab bed <luc lo .. ft·~ inJun . police said Po lan• saad 1-'t•ro. a l::.11 1..no\~r. ai; .. Mad Dog," wus Wl·ll kncl\\n in the downtown ;.irE>.1 <111<1 l·.11 rwd u buck knlll• wtwn h L· "''' stabbed. · Mad Dog n1.•vt·1 <"au::.t.·d m1 any trouble ... ~.:11d :.a lo11 n kccpw Mulligan. Sheriff Protests Morgue, S. County Substation Nixed Over the protes t of Uranse County Sheriff Brad Gates. county supervisors cut his pro- posed $2.3 m illion south county sheriff's substation a nd a Sl 1 millio n central county m orgue. from the $508 million 1978-79 budget Thursday. Gates argued both a re needed if county la\V enforceme nt is to be effective • He called the s upe rvisors· alternativt· pla n,, to install a 3.600-square-foot troiler as a south county s hcriCC's substa tlOn. inadt!quate a nd unrca sona· blc. ·· 1 JUSt don ·1 think 1t is r,c:J· son a ble to se rve the population in that part of the county put of a t railer ." Gates sa id. "The real issue is providing effective law enforceme nt for 200.000-plus people m the south county ... S upe r visor Ttio m as Rile y . whos e district is in til e sbuth cou nt y. replied to Gate s. "For lhree years I have been t ryjng to he lp you gel thal. a nd r 'Un· d(•rstand the needs of the people down there. "Rut we have J?ot proble ms.'' lw continued. "We a rc ta lking about Proposition 13 a nd I a m 1ust askin~ you to help us out.·· Th e ac ti on cam e a~ :.uper visors c hopped in ha lf a list of $8.7 million in possible b uilding and e quipment proj- ect s. Tod ay s upe r v isor s 'set about approving pla ns ror lh(• spe nding of $25 million 1n un· a llocated revenue s ha ring funds . T he revenue sharing funds, they s aid. could be used to forestall layoffs in county s ocial ser vice progr ams : fina nce un- funded building and equipment projects: and keep private com· munit y -b a se d socia l s e r vice a ge ncies opera ting. Gates' budget battles Thurs- day were not without succese;: lie won supervisors ' permission t o hi re 16 ne w e mployees. t hough he'll have to pa y them with m oney Wlthin h1s existing $24.8 million budget. In other budge\ action T hurs- day. supervisors : ·Made their first Proposition 13 layoff when they c ut from the budget an $18.000-a·year recrca· tion director al Juvenile Hall. Approved a $2.2 million list of i mproveme nts at Oran~e County Airport. including design of a runway extension. ins talla · tion of a baggage ha ndling system. paving of an a ircraft r·a m p a nd ~onstruction of an airport per imeter safety road Set aside S28.000 in re venue sha ring funds to kee p the South Lag una. branch librar y open. Ser ve d n o t ice o n UC I Medical Center that the couuty will no longer fund denta l care on elective out-patient treatment for indigents start mg six mrJnth!'> from now. Supervisors ah.u ::.aid ~hey would halt support to th•· ccnter ·s community ('lime o ro g rams iO'one year. P ut $2.6 million away an thl' eyent s upervisors decide to an crease the county 's contr 1but1on lo the e mploye l' r ctan•m cnt syste m tl}is year. Restored a S98,834 Pt'r·y~ar eldercare program which pru vides an-homv he lp to 't•nior c1t1zens. Reduced persorfncl cutback-. in t h e 29-m e m b-e r t.•ount' Veter a ns Servi<'e OHi tt• from n ine to t hree and agn ·ed tu m ai!1ta1n 1t as a separ att• dt•pa(1 - mcnt. It's Planting Kelp Laguna C-1-a~·Rig Stirs Drill Fears By STEVE MITCHtLL 01 t• o.lly Pl ... S~I J\ giant crane barge that ap- peared four miles off the Laguna Beach c oastljne Thurs d ay s p a rk e d phone ca ll s t'o ne wspapers from citizens fear- ing that oil d rilling operat ions were unde r way off the coasL And. wttile the re a re oil drill- ing operations unde r way about 12 miles off Laguna's beaches. the rig.spotted by calle rs Thurs - da y was insta lling a kelp fa rl"'I. Officials at Gloma r Mar ine Dt.•velo pme nt Co mpa ny o f Ne wport Beach s aid the crane b arge. which w as g o ne this m orn ing. assisted in lowe ring a suspended ke lp farm into the ocean. • Glo m ar. under <:ontract to General Electric. is conducting a kelp farm experiment off t he Laguna coast. Cre wmen aboar.d PRESENT l;tomar·s crane barge installed.., IT!etal plaCrorm e mbedded with kelp SO feet under wate r Thur..· da y. The kelp produced would bl.' used experimentally to producl· - methane gas. a fuel. Curtiss Crooke . president of' Glom ar Ma rinc Oevelopml·nt In <' .. said the kelp bed prQje<'I 1!> not re lated to a n oil cxplora l 1<m program unde r way farth<'r ort the coast of Laguna Beach Tha t operation is · bcin~ <'on ducted by Challenger M ine rul and Oil Company. which. :tloni.! with 9 robal Marine, is " wholly •o wned subsidia r y of G lob:.if Ma rine In<'. The pare nt com pany built the giant Glom a r Ex plore r spy ship. the my:.tc ry vessel which-gained notorn•ty when it pulled a Sovit'l :.ub m a rine from the ocean bolloll" near Hawaii four years ago Golden Potllo• Suptf-fofge OM IUlll tptClmens Fall ·Bulb ~~)anting · ............... ~~~Sale Of "'" l'IOlldy Indoor~•. 6" POf W1ltl Hanger Reg. 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I 111 J µ1 H 1 '11u 1 oulcl 1.1k1· ., ,(tocf i-1 h.1mn1t•r ..ind 1-:nr/11 .\l11<1d ~'n"'t wn Vehicle With ()pllonal Smoke:stack I Ill I h1•r tlt-:-.1 I'll\' ont· or I he old (•a.rs Or you could gt:l your photo t ~1lw11 alon~..,,dl' orw of the batte red heaps. :\l ;\H.ftOI ~ l.l ~l :'\.\RIES from our COJ ~thnt· :,hmH·tl llJ•, -.(1•1•1111g tht·1r w;1y through t ht• <;pfaltPrcd ,,·gd<1hl1·~ An thony .lay of /\Jay's D:int l' Boutique in 1 ·11 .. 1 ;1 M l'..,ll was m a..,tcr of cere monies. Ht· brought his Old T vmt• Hinkv Dank Band Disco dancinR w;.is provided by .llm1 Fuller. the d1 i.c Jockt·v al T1ffuny i. of Newport Beac h Olh(!r cntertainmC"nt bilh:d 1neludcd the World Famous Polis h Marim·h1 Band and Shafika and Zeida. belly danl'c·r:-. Listen. e ven Gloria Z1gncr. the public relations exec from Nf•wport. showed up Surveying the scene. Gloria clt•t:lan•d "I've been hyped. I'm the one who's supposed to do tht· hyping. All of u s udden. I feel like the hypec . . ·· /\ bruptly. J1m1 Fuller cut loose wllh his disco mus ic. "hit·h ~nntl' boomt•rl across the neighborhood from a group ol loudi.1wakC'r~. e:1ch a hout the size or a refrigerator. l<><·:ilt'd ;1top the RC'nt /\ Dtnt office building \'OlJ REGIN TO l.OOK ncl'VOU~ly at ... omc of the i.ur roun<l mg hulldings Thl·y mig ht not ~urv1n• the sound \\ .1 \ , • ., • Al11·r th1 " t'Xfll'• wnr C', I r!l"ed a vacation. Butt don't th111k 111 lknt A l>t·nt Lh1.., time Maybe I'll try an unused ,111 pl J ilt' SC'l• VOii 10 ;J CllUplC or WC(•ks along lhls best Of all pos~1bll• coasts Extortionist Says He'll Start Plague TUCSON. /\riz. <APl -Authorities say there is little chance :m extortionist could carry hls threat to mfecl the city with bubonic plague. Police s :ll(f Thursday that the extortionist couJd be the same person who demanded money last spring, saying he would Infect the clly's water sys tem with typhoid. That threat never materialized Attempts were made in both cases to deliver money , but no on<' huM tnl·d lo pkk u1> the moncv. Pohce said t'arnint: kss than Sl2,000 a year nut th1 • romm1ttl'<' md1cnte9 1t will volt• a tux t·ut lur~c t>nough to t>ni.urc that. cvl·n with influ lloh and hlgh(!r Social St!cur1ty taxl·s . 11l~t Pl'<>Ple pay no more fcdn:tl tux next year Ulan they tJo 111 ltl7M nu: ('OMM ITTEE Clp prond till' first part of Its tcix 1·ut JH•l·ka.:c Thursday but <h:· lay\'\) until eurly next week d volt> 011 how lo l<11lor cuts in tax ratt·s to roru~ 11·lid on lhos1· w ith vt·a rly 1n <·oml's bt•low S!><U HHI ·1 ht· t•omm1lll'e 1:-. certain to vol{' to cut luxes more than thl' House did lfl approving a $1G 3 billio n tux reduction last month About $12 tnllion of the llou~c cul wouJd go lo and1v1duals. the rest to bw;messcs In its first vote on the bill. the Senate committee accepted a Housl' provision to raise the S750·per-person exem ption to $1.000 But it would repeal the individual lax credit. which ranges from $35 lo more than $210, depending on family size T U E C HANGE would bendit hrgh mcom(• families at the expense of those at the lower end of th(• scale. This is because an exemption. which ri!duces in· come s ubject to taxation. is worth m ore as Income rises. while a credit. subtracted from taxes owed. is of equal benem to all. The committee pla ns to balance out that change by re· ducing individual tax rates al 'Dead' Rock Pyramids In Concert CAIRO. Egypt !AP ) -The Grateful Dead, one of America's most durable rock bands, got a he lping hand from the Great Pyramid in staging a concert t hat sent 2,000 hand-clapping music lovers dancing down the aisles. Th(• 41,2 hours of mus ic re. verberated over the desert sands for several miles around and gave many Egyptians their firs t taste of car-s hattering hard rock Thursday night. "I REALLY LOVE them ."sa1d Mamdouh Kho r~hie, a 25· year-old engineering student as he swayed lo the driving beat of a Chuck Berry tune. "To havt- such an American group here Is wonderful. .. On lhl' other hand. 22·year-old Mohammed All. a Saudi Ara· bian tourist, disappeared before the intermission. 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MOUnt•ln ·-· "'Of'• Wiit "" In IM m1c1.eo. eno dtM•t 111um w111 '•"Ot from I• 10 t1. S.,.,llqon ...... 11noton n. .. 11 w ••••• IHI 11111 1nco~"'°"' ,,.. .. •• rrorn tl\t t ou1n •nn tond1t100\ ,.,.., oond Ntwnor l 0•*< h Witv,.\ t. , ... , 1rnd up wllll M>ulll •-" t onclll1<on• 110VO tCocutol weothtr in· /ormotk>n Will bt found on Pag~ 810 todoyJ low and middlc·income levels hy S2 h1ll1on more than the lloui.c voted. Sen . Russell B. Long. D· La.. the committee chairman. and his colleagues are intent oo offsetting the higher Social Security laxes that take effect in January and seeing that the ad· ditlonal income taxes caused by Inflation are ne utruliied for most Americans. Strike Spreads "THERE'S GOING lo be enough tax cut so that every· body making $30,000 or less - maybe S50.000 is not going to have a lax increase because or Social Security." Long said. He and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D·N. Y .. a re chief sponsor s o r the ex panded earne d·income credi t , which · aims to induce families earning · less than SS.000 to stay off the welfart"rolls. As National Guardsmen Chl·Ck their M 16 weapons at an armory at Wichita. K an .• preparin~ to guard fire sla· lions. about 20 percent of the city's policemen Joined the striking firemen. The fire fighters a re in the fifth d<.1y of a s trike. No violence has been reported. The Guard says use of weapons in Wichita 1s part of its standard pro· ccdur<' Vesco Charges Denied Allegations Against Carter Aides : "Old, Tired' N EW YORK !AP 1 T he White !louse has dismissed as "old and very tired charges" tes timony that e fforts were m adc lo have two of President Carter's closest advise rs help a ·'Cos ta Rican gentle man ... be lieved to be fugitive lj S financier Robert Vesco. resolve his legal problems. Two l etters i.ubmitted a1> evidence T hurs day during a Securities and Exchange Com· m1ss1on action in U.S. District Court purported to 1-thow that a 1-:rou ,, or bus inessmen f rom Georgia tried t o co nta c t Hamilton Jordan and Charles Kirbo early in 1977 about helping in the matter. BOTH DOCUMENTS included the typed name or Spencer Lee IV. Lee. Carte r cam palgn m anager in 1976. was a lonitlime Jordan friend from the same hometown. A 22-yi·ar·o ld !.c c reta r y . G<.'rolyn ll<ihh-.. tf"•l1f1ed s hl· lhoughl Vc ..,c o wa s th e "~cntlcman " who m ade fre · qucnt calls lo the Offil'C 1n which s he worked 1n Albany. Ga Mrs. Hobbb until (·arly this yc:.1r was employed hy R L lkrring. orw of lht• <;t•or)'.(1a ns n •portedly 11w11ln·<I an a lll'J:W<I .1tll•mpL.., to ma ke tonl;lf'l "1th thl' pre~1tlenl :-. ad' 1M·r-. Tii t: SE('R ET.\RY -...m l undt·r oath that s he typed a nd maikd lt:llt•rs and placed tc•lt•phon1 · calls to l)(ilh Jordan and Kirb<>. the Wastungton Post r eported. No corroboration was Off<'red Both Kirbo and Jordan have denied making any e ffort to in· tercede on Vesco's behalr. and said they had not been asked to do so. De puty White House press s ecr etary R€.·X Granum s aid Thur sda y nq~ht the c ourt ,, .... t1mony "simply rcpl·at~ uld .i nd very ttred charges ... Ooc letter submitted a!! evH1<•nl'c. addressC'd to Kirbo und da ted Jan. 14. 1977. read: "Dear Charlie Enclosed 1s a copy of how the Costa R1l'ap gl'ntlf'man w1shc~ to h nvt• h1:-. mntkr n.•solvl'd. I h:1<1 J Ions talk with him and I rt•t•l that \ht• plan wt• d1..,t·u~s<·d will bt• '>lll' n·s~ru1 and alM> trullful · T HE OTHER dotumcrn. etd dressed lo Jordan and dakd Feb. 9. l97i. read "Dear Ha milton. Regardin~ our conve rsation, 1t lookl> as the PRL matter ca stock issue not fu rther identified 1 will t ak~ l'tl!ht to 12 months to complete. The time frame 1s well within • our agreement with Mr . Hernne o nd t h<' Cos ta Rican gentleman ·· -WINDOW DECOR SAVINGS SALE ENDS MONDAY. SEP'fEMBER 18TH ... HURRY. SOME QUANTITIES AHE LIMITED! 20o/0 to 50% off*. •· WE STILL MAKE HOUSE CALLS free Estimates by Ward1 Experts CALL TOLL·fREE I ·800·4 72·2491 --, -1 .. -. I I ! ~ I . 1 1 ! / -, .., I • I : ri ~ .I · Create n~w window effects wit mini blinds, woven woods, shutters or vertical blinds. MlnJ blind.I •.. Alu ml· num i-slat.a. Chap-proof enamel wipes clean. 70 colon1 and combinations . Woven w oods ... 01' Shutters ... Cu<1tom k&l(ned to flatter nny win· window 11ize. Fixed, mov· dow. ln 11 wide variety of able or fabric frnmL'<i lou · different patterna. Save! vera. 7 etains/20 colors . Vertical• • • . Eu1·t.o- clean bhnd.tl with h~ht, glnrecontrol. Rigid vinyl louvers hang lilwdrapet1. • rqula.r low price REDECORATING -WARDS CHARC-ALL MAKES IT f.ASY Out to save? See us. 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CANOCA l'ARK f..ACLE "OC'K l'ANOltAMA CITY wr.s I LOS ANGE.LES ('OVll'IA N()AWALK RO'lr.MP.An LAKIWOOO I YNWOOD TORltANC'r MONTCI Al" IUVtltSIOr. 'IAN 8CRNAROINO CO!llA MESA ~ULltR"fON HUNTll'i(, ION 8LACll 'Al'ITA ANA HAWTHORN£ SHOP MONDAY THROUGH FRIOAY10:00 AM.9:00 PM ... SATURDAY 9:30 AM·9·00 f'M SUNOAY 11 00 AM-6:00 f'M \ . ' I • -.. . ,. . . . . ... ' ' . . ' CALIFORNIA Fnday, September 15, 1978 DAIL y PILOT AS :Here's Mo"' in Your Eye · upervisor Ro(JJjttJ Fellm.aJ' Toasts . ) AUBURN IAP' A rlact>r County i.uper v1iou r 1~ complctlnln.-t that hi!'\ <'Oll4'1111lUf'" art' drt nkln~ 1')0 lht• JOb. Tht'\ '"Y ht''' n·ull~ 1u ... t 'linl(1n.: mull' lwl'8U. l' of lht•1r l)Ud~t'I n1tt1nJ( "Tht-n• 1111~ lx•t-n 1lr1nkm1>? »t th at bnud and I a m l<'k of 11," SupN' 1wr J 1tn lle>nn toll1 a lonll LUP3.)'t'~ · 1:n~llJI 1n n 'fl<'t•rh Tu1 ·,rl.n HE . \II> ~I" P•:oPLF. h;i,' <'on,umNI !'lt.·vl'n 1•.1ruft•:o. Of Wlnl' !II I\ \UJ)t'f\'11'41r' lun('ht•On , 1tnd drtnk1n~ hn' al'n i;:nn1• 1111 ul hoflr d mt•t:tlnai,. thOuj.th tw duln t :o.u\ th111 an)on1 \.\Ill> drunk It llll m ut1t> him '" 'l<'k U111t ht· brolw <1ut In a ras h und hud to t11kf' J \.\1•1·k ' H•rulion, He nry st>v1•n . and I h•nry drtnki.. too. Tht' c•hn1rm11n admitted thut l ht'rti hai. been ll1111kin•! .11 puhliC' bounl meeting,, but 'aid 1t hap- 1w 1wd only I lo\ 11·1· ovt•r tht• li•1>I two year1> Mahon. \.\ho o"n' a h11uor 'ltore 1n Roseville. 1..a 1c1 twll't' 1n ttw lat1• aftt•rnoon during budget lw.1r1r1~'· urt1·1 rn£'ml)(•f4' or the public had lert and UI> Jt•1>ttf1 nll'Ol ht!a(,b Wl' r(' Cf){Dll;lg fQ_rwa rg, h.t;!. tiroughl 111 1·.11111~'1 margaritas and had them hunckd out to hourd mt•mbcrs In cups 'llld' , "I thank ht• .., 'I<'~ 'llflN\ '"'r ( hatrmon Oob Mahun r\•l-1>cmd1·d Thul\d<1\ "IT Wt\S J UST a ~urprise, a reward for the work tht>y 'd hnn doing," he said "Maybe I over · ,lepp,•d my bound1>. no matter how we ll-meaning it was I t•t>rt:unlv won 't do 1t any more." llt• i.a1d tht· t•ot·kt;.11b wer<·n't enough to affe<'t Jn\'Onl' Count~ C:oun~el I. J Dewald. who attends tht• lun('heon:-.. ''ttd then• hai. bt.~n nothing illegal :1 hout any or I ht· mr 1dents M .\HAN S,\10 ~H•:1' .,UJl<'rvl\OI '> s::o \I) lunt•h, lhty routm I\ ordt•r .1hout t\.\11 c .111tfl', of "1nt'. nnt Good Drit-ers Aided ~/\CRAM FNTO •A I' 1 l>rl\·1•rc; with good re tordi. nrny b..· ,1blt> lo 1·\h•1HI th1·1r hn·ni.e~ two )\';Jr1> \.\llhoul tu1 llll'r t1 ·-.11ng . llllllt•r ... law that ~.,,., into l'fft'l'l .Jan l Gov t-:dmund lh ov.n ,Jr i. office announced that he ::.1gned lht' fJ\o\. intro<lutl•d JS AB 583 by As · .Sl'm blvman \'11·tor t'ah 11 . 0 Mountain View S1wc1f1t·ath 11 pl'rm1t1> tht• Depa rtment of Motor Veh1clt':. to try a three ~ay program of ex· . tending for up lo llo\O years the drivers' licenses or pt!rsons with no trnrfic "1olat1on1> during the pre- vious four year'> A most prestigious address: Jasmine Creek. RL·,1J<·nr, <II Ja~mml' C rl'ck m 1'l'" pon l~:.11,.h liw m .1 ,hdtl'rl·d u11nmu1)1t\ hllcJ "'rh .111 chc aml'n1t1l''· Pnv,1cy hc~1m :11 1hc 24-huu. .Htl'nJl-<l g,lfl·houw. Numt'rfHI' floor rl.m, utf cr \.1lu.1f.lc le.11urc,. Tiwrc .ire fl'IH)I, (.Ollrt'. J.1c11::1-, .mJ 'w1mmm.i.: 1XJ1.1k All nl th" 111 one o( I hl' \'l'r\ fc\\ lkW home Jcvdormcn" 111 New pun Bc.1Lh. In the v11l.1ize of Harl't1r View Homes from $200.CXlO M.J. Arock & Son,, Inc. "lknry \.\a~ ~lingan~ mud," added anothe r ~uµt•t \Ii.or . Tt•rry Cook St<.i te Attorney Gen . Evelle Younger. the Hcpublican nomin ee for governor. Thurs- day denied allegations publis hed in a SaC'ramento newspaper that he has im - peded ::i grand J ury invcsti~at1on Th(• µrobl' ill\'Ol\'l'd an eged tics bt•lWl'l'n lhC:- Mad<.•ra County dis trict a ttorney and a <'On \'ltlcd drug peddler. Dr. Robert Schuller Speaks this Sunday . MAHAN C'ONTl::NOED t he real reason for llt•nry's <1n J.(l'1 was that post Proposition 13 budget l'llh by tht· ~upt>rv1sors had ehmmated the pos1· 1 w ns hC'ld by Henry's aide and sever al of his frwnd' llt-nr y 1·1111ld not ht· reaC'hed for comment on that J lll•gal1on Slayer-rapist VENTURA CAP ) -A l6·year- old boy was described a s a "6avage" by the Judge who found him ~uilty or murdering a high school musician and raping and tryi ng to kill his girlfriend last October in Oxnard. Juvenile Court JudgC' Mark Br andler, a retired Los Angeles Supe rior Court Judge, handed down lhe first-d egree murder ve rdict Thursday agains t Tony Matzen and said the youth had com milted ··an unprovoked, vicious, brutal and inhuman as- sault ... " Matzen was one of t hree Ox- nard youths charged in the at- tack on Paul Ye nney Jr .. 17. and Linda Fiene, 18, both of Oxnard. Rube n Torres. 17, was convicted as a n adult of second-degree murder this s umme r in Lo s Angele:-., and Johnny Lopez, 19, still fa<•cs trial. betttptlo" Denied SAN FRANCISCO IAP l /\ request by oppone nts of the a nl1· homosexual teachers initia t ive on California's November ballot that they be e xempted from po litical contribution disclos ure require ments of a 1974 law was turned down by the California Supre me Court Thurdsday. The tribunal denied the peti- [ __ ST._:4_TE_) lion for a writ without comment The petitioners had claimed the 1974 Politt<'al Rl'form Act re- quiring disclosun• or the names of those m aking a campaign contribution o r $50 o r m o re violated their nghl o r free ex· pression and privacy. Enceplaalitb Found RIVERSIDE CAP> -Fo r the first time in many years, healfh officials in Rive rside County have round mosquitoes carryinr. equine encepha litis, a disease that can affect both horses and htimans . The virus can cause fever. headaches, drows iness. coma and even death, but orr1cials hastened to add they know of no peo ple or horses that have de· veloped the disease as a result of contact with these mosquitoes ThC're is a va<'cinc for ho rses but none for huma n::.. •fntetat -Unproved REDWOOD CITY IAP I -/\ youth c aught outside a bank with $78,000 cash, an empty g un and a phony bomb has been ac- Guilty • .. • .. .. •1..,.lillllirtA • « • .. •=.. ....... '-8..:llMI--....::..:.......:::.~~ ,. HERB : ! FRIEDLA~DF:R • .t ;,i f bbe b • IS ~AKl~G • qui lf'u o ~o ry ecausC' pros. ,. GREAT DEALS • ecutors failed lo prove hl· m · FREE • tended to keep the money ! • Judge G. Br ook:. l<'c· had m ,. « struc ted the Jury that to convict • 50 G .\l~\\ • Robert Schullt'r defendant Steven Ma::.ovcr , 19. • OF GAS • P Ose lo S Id h t ,. brrrins nn c•xcitinrr r cu . r wou ave o prove ............................... • ,., ,.. he had "spcC'if1c inte nt to • oroll.<'llA:"<;t-:!'-• new foll :wri<'S of deprive the bank permanently or • ............ -.. _, ..., , ..... ~ 1e. • m essages from tlw the money:" • ••••• , •• ,... ... ,,_.., • opC'n air pulpit of lhe Defe n se a ttorney R e ad • e HONDA e • Gardrn Crov<' Ambler argued succesi.full y that • i.n:..11r ... ,,,.0 • M . 1 • w nu ....... , .. .,, -•111 Communitv Church. asovcr s m enta slate was ab· * * * * • • * * * * * •• · normal during the robber y and • -G T MPH • This Sunday, he was unable lo form "specific ,.. ;.,a · RIU • Sc>ptcmbN L 7. intent." ! e JAGUAR e • Dr. Schulln's it FIAT-LANCIA ! mcsf'a~c w ill he. .I~ f'Mnm SUp Jt m1141ni111rn~11... "Turn your Scar s m nu ........ 1 .... , 11111 un • ---SAN DIEGO <A P l A stale :~********** *ili into Stars': Heor and pens ion fund for Judges is slip· • e TOYOTA e «. st•(•-Dr. Schuller ag he ping Into the red al lhe rate or ... • ............ (,ro .. Khd .. sha re's with you how S30 million a year and could • •·m•••l·•·.. m M'4 .._ ht· and h is family mushroom into a defi cit o r more •* * * * * * * • * * * ~ th~n S400 million if unchecked. a • '.\IOTORllO:\I E _. turnl'd a personal .JOIOL Assembly-Senate commit· : S.\LES & R E:"T.\l.S tc tragedy into triumph tee was told. • RESER\'E ~OW • this past. summe r. • D r. Schuller will William D. S mith . the slate's • 5:1i · iiii Est. 500 • actuary. said Thurs day that the ,.. • * • • * * * • • .. -. speak at. 8:00, 9:30 state will have to increase its • e LEASING e • a nd ll.15 a.m. contribution rates lo 84 percent • "u ••~nrJ·.,..1"'" 0om .. u. • ~H'rviccs. Com er of r I 'f ... _ ff ,., .. ,. lk41Hl>-.-• ... n... .. ....,. o sa a~:,.: 1 1t m::~ans paytng o s;n.;;;; Ext. tiUO « Chapman a nd Lewis the def1c1l next year . •• * * * * • * • * * • •• S t ., m ·ar the junction ( L. M. BOYD ) INFORMS in the DAILY PILOT , of lhc Santa Ana. Gnrdt'n Grove. anti Orangl' frc>eways. For The Executive . • • - On display now Several large, high-qua I ity traditional desks, ready for delive ry TORRANCE 23649 Hawthorne Bh1d. (213) 378· 1279 . -.. . .. • • • COSTA MESA 159S Newport Blvd. ll14) M2·20SO . ,.., ...... ~ .. . . LAGUNA BEACH JO North Coast Hwy, o w 49'-6551 . .. .... ·I l orJngoeoa.io ... 1vP1•0• Editorial Pf19.e ................................................................... .. ,. fttday Seplemti.r 1~. 1978 Robt•rt N W'-'i'd Publt\,_., 13Mbdr.t KrtHblCh C:dllorl•I p~ Editor Civil S e rvice Bill Victory for Car t er t.:vt•r ~Jn('(' lhl' ( ·1, 11 St•rvtC'l' ~y~tcm wu~ l'&tubllshl•d In l&o. complumts Jboul It' l'Umbt>nome IO('fflri('nt'y und frl'qut•nU> wa:.t\'ful op..rullun hove lx•t•n hN1rd One Pf'\."t>1dt•nt after unmtwr haN 1rh!d to pm1h thruuKh Clvll ~nit'\' "l"l'for m i," '4 lth a mmJmum or su<'<'•·~" So lhl' pu~.Jl(t.' b\ un 87 1 vote In the St.·nuh• unrl ~ 10 m ltu.• llou:o.l' of ~reto.l<lf•nt Carter':. 1i wcep1 n~ C1v1l Sen 1c.•t· n •form mt"o~url' ll> i.omclh1nK o f u lunt.lmark Cant•r !o! µrupo~ul" wt·rv approvf'd ulmost in lht.·11· t•n hr<'l}. v.1th lht> t.'\'.Ct•pt1on o f h11t n.'<)uei.t fo r t•ll mmallon or tt'(Jt•rul Jnh hmn~ pre•ff'r<'nre for \'Ch •runi. 'l'hl· ocl mtn1!ttr,1 t1o n 'ft Jnh'd to limit th1' prefc-n•m·t· 111 orclt·1 tu opf'n mo1t· ft·ckrnl 1oh opport unll w... fo1 "on1t·11 111111 m1no11t1t~ hut ConJ:11·,.., dt·<·1dcd to r l'lurn th1· "'llt'<'t.il 1 ult·:, fovonn~ \t'tl•rHn-. llO\W\'~1 J hm1t \\ 111 ht.• plur~d on th\' umount 1 t'l1n·d 11)11lla1 y pl·rMmnrl <'Jll t.•urn from lht-l r <'11mh11wd m1hlaq pt·ns mns .. net f1•<lt•rJI 531Jrll'S .,., <·&.1llt·d tluuhh· d1µp111~ Th · mt•J ..,ur l' &.1s Jdopll' C1v1I S.•rv1"'' hinn~ and prom11tmns nn ,1 ml'rll :,yM<'m . thmlrwks autu111ut11· pay r;.u s t'h tor uppt•r ll'Vf.'l t>mployl'C~ and mukt·s at t•usu·1 to fll'l' lfll·ompt•tt·nt t'mployt.•c s It eM1tbll~hl's a Senior Execut1v~ St·1~vH't'. l'ompoi.t·d <>( 9.000 ft'ftttral manugttrs. who also will be prumot1 •d Hild demoted on lhl' bt1s1s of rrwnt. trudlnl( somt• Joh M·1·111·11 y for an opportunity to ci1m greater rcwnrd l-1 for outst1111d in~ work And al providt•s • proh·c·twn for "whist ll• hlow.-rl> .. <Amon~ fcdert.tl (•mployt:l·s who report on m1s1·ondut'l ;_ind opcrational dcf1('1e ntcs in th(:'ir agencies Ohv1ously the gu.int C'1v1I St.•rv1cc systt·m <·annot tw turnl•d ups ide down ovt:rn1~hl. but this rdor1t1 1s u m11Jur s tt•p in th<' ri~ht d1n•ction And its uc<·<.·ptantt· h.v ('ongn•ss mus t nmk t.ts u v 1<"lOry for Prt!S 1clcnl C'arlt'r Ene r gy Lessons Tht.· dt.·bate ovt•r whether there is or is not a r eal t·nl'rgy r ras1s goc~ on. St:.attstH'S tell us 011 imports an~ar s<:&les a re up. and 11ur t·yt.·~ tdl us the highw<tys are loaded with traffic Hut the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Dl•Vt>lopm(•nt. re presenting 24 industrialized nations, re ports thut tolul indus trial energy consumption in lhl' l '111tt•tl Statt·~ dropped 13 perce nt an the three ycur~ tollowang .tht• 1973 oil e mbargo the biggest drop in <.iny Wt•stt.•rn indust n:.alizcd nation. And lJCLA profl'ssor Ouvid Sear~ notes that the 1·m•r J.(y crr ~1s. real or imagined, h as wrought some major t·h<.1nges in our approach to energy use. 1-'or~xamplc. the (!normous inc rease in s ales of s mall <·ari,. tht· oevclopmt•nt of rar:, that give better mileage .md tht.· growth of self-service gasoline s tations as motorists try to beat a few ce nts off the rising price of fuel. In the conMruction industry the e mphasis has been on fuel conserva tion through the use of insulation. One • mctnufac turt.•r of insulatio n materials reports that 57 per- l'f>nt of U.S. homes with accessible attics now are insulat- t•d. l'omparcd wrlh only 18 percent in 1973. This has re· :-.ultcd m 1;1 13 pt·rccnt reduction in residential use of n utural gu~. J\lthouJ.:h m<.i~!'I transit h<.ts yet to invade Southern (\d1fornw. !-l~Hii-trc~ ~how m<.1JOr increa ses in the use of c·ommul('I' tw m s. suhw<IYl-1 and buses in s u ch urban rcn H•rs :.is Ch1tago, Washing ton D.C. and San Francisco. Perhaps ol muJOr importance 1s the movement of :-,(·1~nti ~ts into lht· fil·lcl of t.•ncrgy rcsct1rrh. fueled hy lf'73 l o S .~ hr lhon this vcar . ~n s hort. tht.· (>11 cmb<Jrgo, uncomfortable as it was. "l'l' ~ lo huv<.· s hm:ked us antu a 1·c s ponsc that tilr'c<.idy 1s m:i ng mu.1or thangcs in our way or life . I Worth Another Try Once more the ~un has set on a proposed "sunset l>ill" for Culifornia. A bill that would have abolis hed a numbe r of obscure. ouldakcl or nonfuncl1oning s tate boards and commissions and :,ct expirntion dates for others was amo ng thl' t:.•~ualtics of the Legis lature's closing s cramble. After wanning Senate approval in a 23.3 vote. the mca~urc failed to bt·at the c lock to a vote in the As · M.'mhly. ll 's still u ~<>od idea. and one that will save tax- pay l·1·s' money Perhaps one of our lawmakers can get it out onto tht• floor a ltttlc earlier next time around . • Opinions expressed 1n the space al:>ove are those of the Daily Pilot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and art1s1s Reader comment is invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Language 8yLM.BOVD So you thoyght $punish was the domiriant lani;:uugc south of lhe border, did you" LlkewlS<?. Seventy·six million people in nine countries i.pcak It. true. Cons id ·r. though, that a sizable few more. 78 million Brazilian:.. s peak J>ortuf(uese. If all the men an this coun try with th•• names or .John, Dear Gloomy Gus Traditions arc won- derful! The atart of the rainy 1euon was again heralded by the arrival of ray rain-soaked newapaper. R.R. Charles or James were to gather in one pla~. they'd make a city rar more than seven limes bl~ger than Los Angeles. Under.;tand the library at ~ngland 's Ca mbridgl' University has one s hetr of books c>xrlusavcly devoted to the works o f deranJ(ed writ(' r s Thar~ right. only one shelf. Your cnndle will burn- longer, my (jear. tr you ring the wick thickly with salt. Q. "Arc the kangaroos In Australia in danger of exllnc· \Ion?'' A. Hardly. About 30 mtlllon ol them compete with the cattle and sheep for pasture. and It's reported lately that they're moving Into the ~ardcns or the townsfolk . Q · ·cun a dog die of heat stroke?" A. llappens fl'equenUy. A dog left Inside a car . even with the windows partially open, might die In 15 minutes Summerh allno corllkethat can get up to JOO degrees F Nick 11Urnme ch U.S. Work Attitudes Changing WAS HtNGTON Employt•r' nowt1dfty11 l'Onl&>luln thiat Jltl(>J)lr t1t•ldom work 1111 hurd ui1 tlw~ dltl lht y . ;:o )'~ltf' .. lt6[0. 110111 11 how f>ro1w r rntNt•Nt lit th1•11 JObl'I . ndl"t--d. t' ttrl'I 11r11ln11t 111111 how mu<'h uJob wni. 11\1prN'IUlt'tl an thl' old uys or 1 url111( lh1• l>P&lr('llslon There.• 1" rom~ldl'rubh• ronr«rn thial .\mrrlC'an .. uwo 't 11r1idut· Int: wrll l'OOU~h . 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't·t·ond nr third DURING Tilt: Vll>tnum w1.1r , lht' old brt~t-d ,·onw an to l'tlll 'ldt>rl\blt' conflll'l wllh the ynuntter icem•rntlon on tl\lt qucs 11 011 or v»hlt'". 1>u rt1c ulurly. \1111 rlot11un Hut ll Is mtmy yuu .. lutvr now, u n~ lhr yuunttvr i:t·m•ra.tlon hu:c bt•1•on11• a wurk ,:1•11t• rulloo Thli. nt•w h rt•rcl an11wu:c ly ~ 1111tlf to hold 1ut)lol, V 1111kt•ll1vlrh 11111111tulnK. hut h11v1n..: th•• JOh tlllt••H\ 'I 11w11n 'ht•v Ort· moll VII ••ti lu ~111 k h 11 t 1I It lh1• Jllh tlw•"'\ 'I ,.1111,.1 y 1 lwtt1. llwy 11n• 11111 11111llv11\1'tl, "" 1h1·lr 1111rc•nh "N••. Ill wmk h11nl llll\'WUY for "t1k1• ur w1r1•, C'hllllr1•n Untl llH ll I tlflliltl llll ym1•11lll I•' u 1 I h ,, rm or 1•. 1h1• I 1• 1>" i.ut111fylnM ttW Job. tte m0tt the 1ww breed wu" lrom il In p.y 11nd frlngc benent.a.. "a p~.·· Ynnkt•lovlrh wh1cly obserns . "that cannot eooUnue for lonti w11hout brt'•Jclna down." ··For the new brotd . · · V 1.anktilovlrh Hya ... f-.cr\lly ind work hav<' ttrown le$1 tmpor· lant. and le-l1u~ more l1npor· aunt." /\' for Ol'W bret'd wom~n . hon11•m11kan~ lb small symbol ot N1•H 1·:.t•·Nn A Job 1:. bt!llcr Womt.•n don't ~·anl to bl-&o&ally dt'l>t'rtdl•nt on lhe Will and wtum or lllt'll \' 11nk,•lov1eh t'Oncludcb · 'Tn oh,'\('f\•t'rs ond andl'ed to many womt•n who work. l'X· I' h II ll J( In lit l h l' I> t• CU r It y 0 f honw1nt1kl•r ror • poorly paid loh 11t't'llli. ltkt• 11 bud bargain. Ort,. 11 II I:. a b ti d bur lit• t n -:::::::;;;;;::::::::::::::::-1'111hubly, tht'rt•fon•. women In 1 tlw llJHOs wlll l(row mort' di:. 1·r1m1n11hn~ 11hout the Job& tlwy lllk\• .. ~/ , I " 'Hue arr fOW /uys. ode 1nd bWJJc nalJ ooUtt --·u C'OOUC'F ,OU u11rr on bow ro fill io ~ Jpe<a!' ADO Al.I. t hhc up. und senior t'ffi jllOyt'f11 he<'omc q uite •n«ry 1111<: fru,.tr&h'd w•th the nf'w hrt·t·rl Tlw olll c·1trrot (moMy 1 und lltl(•k 111 urct•111.1 I upproiach clnt•im 'I ulwuy11 work So th" men In thl' oecullvc t1u1ll'8 mut.t focus on how to niot\vuh• lhl' new breed . Y11nkclov1rh ttrf:UC'S. without of feranl( any su~Rc1>t1on:. other lhan to be sen1>1t1vc to people. Wl•'vc nil hl'urd that 1n p sychology or per s onn~I courses. nght'.' Yankclov1ch con· hnues. "In the 1980s. knowledge of how the changed American value system affects Incentives and motivations lo work hard may well become a key require- ment for entering the ranks of top management in both the private and public sector. If this occurs. we shall sec a new breed of managers to correspond to the new breed of employees " Life goes on, doesn 't it'! Does Justice Bird Deserve This BlaDie? Why blame Rose Bird? The question refers to a r ecent Supreme Court derision which 1s fast becoming widely known as the "rape of Maria case." It in- volved :.a particularly heinous in- cident or rape during which lhe victim wai:. forced <1l knirepoinl to s ubmit lo a variety of obscene sexual abuses. Although s he was cut by tht.• knife the court held lhl'rl' was no ·'great bodily harm." The eHect of that was to r educe punishme nt to a mere hands lap. Bird, wt}o by v1rtul' of Gov, Jerry Brown's nppoantmcnt 19 months <tJ:O, b ecame lhl' first wom:rn chie f jus ticl' in the state ·~ history. con- curred In the 5 lo 2 decision which w a~ written b y Appellate Ju s tic e Bl'rnard Jefferson serving pro tcm on the court. ll is the fact that Bird did not write the decision that prompts some to question the crllids m Charles McCabe which is now being levelled at her for Lhc ruling. Those who pose the question a r e not necessanly her supporters but their instincts ror fairness move the m to query why she should ~· s ingled out for the blame. T II E Sf M Pl.•: u n s wt.' r 1 s because sht· 1s ther•'. she being spe llt>d hen· with cap1l<1I letters. It is an age·old complaint, n<>t w itho ut JU St1ficution. th at women have s uffered at the h<.inds of m en Juris t s. T he weaker sex hus m aintained that me1lc judges do not respond to women's problems . especially in such Uungs peculiar to women suc h as rape. So the <1ppointment of Bird lo the Supreme Court we1s cause for J ubll a t ion among the feminists. mOl>l Of whom knew little or nothmg about her legal or 1udic1aJ qualifications or lack of them. They would have been just al> gleeful about any woman Drown might have appointed Because to the women it signalled that at long last they would have a judge in high office who would sympathize with the m and respond t.o women's is- ~ues. Thus the greut disappoint· ment and subsequent blumc now fixed on her for the rupc or Maria decision WOMAN OR NOT. the pubhc tends lo credit or blame the chief justice for the court ·s de · cisions as witness the constant reference to the "Warren Court" and now the "Burger Court." T here is some basis for lh1s because the chief 1ustice do<:s exert more innuence than do the individual justices. If the reports are correct, th.ls is even more true here for Bird h as un- dertaken to dominate the court. In the instant case it Is even more flWng lo blame Bird for she selected Jefferson lo serve on an interim basis and assigned the Maria case to him. In doing so she couldn't help but know he was a kindred s pmt :.mce he too is a Brown appointee. Bird herself attempted to ap- pease bolh s ades, sympathizing with the victim but, being a former deputy pubtic defender. ruled for the defendant. HE R EXCUSE that the court mus t follow the intent of the Legislature is farcical In the race or repeated decl5ions being handed down by the s1tme court whic h alter. reverst or ob· literate legislallve decrees. In the rape of Maria case the court was not faced with any constitutional question. It was not a s ked to change existing law. All that was asked was to interpret the statute in a specific case and rule as to whether the brutally sadl11tic sexua l attack did not in fact constitute greut, bodily harm. RA P E IS so repre hensible e1 crlml' that even the toughest laws on today's books do not began lo deal harshly enough with ll. Any forcible rape must 1 leave its scars on the mind and soul even though there is no vlsi· bk evidence or physical harm. Only one totally msensilive to human suffcnng could believe the particularly repuls ive ex- perien('es lo which Maria was subjected were without "great bodily harm." 81 ... m e Bird? Wl·ll . who else would one blame but the person who heads thl' court which rendered s uch a miscarriage or justice? The Buying Habit: Another Addiction to Fight "A man t& r~ch In proportion to the number of things he con a/ford to let alone." 11.D. Thoreau The above ringing maxim. which seems to me to embody ju11t about all the wisdom you ure going lo need for the next two weeks. and maybe longer. is being acted upon by <1 San Fran· cisco boscd organization called MINT The boys and girls over al MINT lhink that /\mcrlcons h ave more PO Sl>l'SS1ons thun are reol ly ncl.'ded. IL Is 0Hcrln1t a new t c l e · rhonc hot- 1 n e ·ser - vice to help people break what lh('y call "th(' buy Ing habit." The MINT folk think or buying the 't'.ay othrrs think of s moking, booztn.: and do plnR as a dangerou& addiction which would Improve lives tr it could be comballcd Instead of think· mg of lndlvlduDI smokers and dopers, etc , they feel thnt rurb· Ing the buylna habit would benem 1tll or us. Makes s ense. "It"' sam - ple," explains MINT member Mi chael Phillips. "If you make money, you -or someone else spe nd it. Spending means con. suman.c. and consumini means using up what's available.·· Ph1lhps is arguing for the en- vironment In which mankind li ves Look. he and his group s ay. at wh<1l economic prosperl t y hns done to this environment in the form or more trees felled. mor~ land strip-mined. mor<> waldhfc destroyed, more wutcr ,con~u mt.-d, and more1pll hurnt'<I all to sntasry needs rrealed by rising incomes Phillips, on t•eonom1st. points p out that "The Cour·person household with nn annual In· come o r s10.ooo uses 2170 kilowatts of electricity a month: that aamc household earninti S20,000 will use 4025." GOOD LUCK to MINT. say l They nre not so nnlv<.· os lo tt\lnk that their little outgoing effort Is J(Oin.i to change the world mcht orr Trying to tell th(' /\mc>r1can consumer to cut down on buying Is like telling a nymphomaniac to s hun sex f\ut a t entative Jong term educational program about the ncgotlvc effect8 or MslnR Income on the plancl's ecology ls put due. • t It is my contention that the argument for buying and possessing less is quite cogent even without the overpowerinR e nvl'ron m e n tul argu ment Thoreau did not have the wastage of the environment In mind when he made his argu· m ents against possession He claimed, and I too believe. that the le!"ls people own the more control they have over their lives and the greater chance lht•y haw to be huppy , whult'vc•r lhat 1:.. AT ANOTHER Juncture the s age of Walden pos1t('t,I . "M<>st of the luxuries. and many or lhc so.called comforts of life are not o nly not ind1 spens abl~. but positive hindrances lo the elcvu· til)n of mankind." Look Ht the uveragc American home. How many or tht thlna:s in it are wied. or used regularly' Most homes ret1c mblti rooms Qoote8 James Madison "ll will be of little ;avail to the people thut th laws are made by m en or their own ch01c<! 1r the lows be so volumln<>1L~ that they cannot be read. or so Incoherent thlit they cannot be understood " where the tpys or children have been thrown away after they huve had their brief day in a child's sun. Except these things urc not thrown away. I think I can h onestly say there as little in m y home that I do not use or enjoy constantly. There arc M>me kitchen gadgets I could ~uslly do without. and there ar<' ~omc books I could throw away. There always are. There arc more clothes than I need. in lhe !flrlct('st senst' But ::slll('(' I'm one of tho11e chaps whost• heft l(Oes fro m up to down . and ofte n quite rlramatically, It mokcs some: form of sense for me to have l'lothes of various sizes. I MAY RE n mite touched. but J (eel good when I throw things away . I fcol especially good when I give away to libraries book!' wt\lrh coml' my way that shouldn't have been published at ull I would feel better. to be sure. 1C t had nl'vcr bouAhl In the first plul'C th· thing" I reel so much ph·o~ure· 1n throwing away Truth 1~. the things we don't need ji?l't terribly an the way or thl' thlnu we> do nee d . like rcflcctlon and eumlnation of coMrlencc, and 11ee1n1 thlo1s lltcadlly and seelna them whole. l .. .-· I NATION Benefits, Risks Seen Scie11luts \\ .\ s 111 N (;'I 0 N I ,\ ,. I Alth1111.,eh Anwri<'un' clon t ht•ar mud1 Jhoul ha1111111.i '1H·1·hurin an\ mon· ttw (•u1111 o\ t'f'>Y h,1:, nol "ndt•d 14 llh tht• WUI nmj( i.1.-n~ Ill "u1w1 rnarkt•h. and nt·w labd:. on d1..,. food The prop11M·d hun on lht• urt1f1 c1i.1l ,wc•<•h'nn hu"> l'lrlly IX't!O dt'luvt'd l"llJl llfh'<S AND snt:NTll\TS throuahout th<' country are bu.'y trying to rt· :.olvt' lh£• d1h,mm11 of whut lO do Jbout the popuhar food add1Uvt., v. h1ch mlly rnusf' rancl'r and for v. h1 t•h lht-rc 1i. n<>i.ubst1tutc In n•tffit wN·k..,, rn1111' ~t udH .... hav<' bet·n thrown into thl' con I ro\'l·rsy but flOll\' 1 l'SOI vc the h '':!'' Comt•d1.rn H1rhard P ryor " a:-. f int~ SSO<> i n \';rn Nu~·:-. on .1 maltt'IOUS m1 :.<'hl l'I In :1700 pai;:c rt.'Vll'W of cwry t-har~t· ~rnd onlt·n ·d muJor MH'churin :.,tudy. Or to pay n-:.lllut11u1 .md Morn~ Jo' Crnmn .. r of the Jo'ood g I V t.• 1 0 b t.• n c f I t dnd Dru~ /\dm1n1strat1on con ~rformun('t·~ eluded thut bcttt.•r tests mu1>t be ----------done before anyone reuhstically nn.~~ HITS can determme human cancer nsk r'-'J" Cini • from the sweetener . Because of the uncertamlles. he urged the • ~'r"l~C' u ~on government to move cautiously ~•l ".:7 ~ onaba n. WASHINGTON fAP > -The Census Bureau says 21 percent of th.is ~o untry's fa milies of Latin American origin bad incomes below the poverty line last year T his compares with about 9 percent of the non-LatJn fa milies. the bureau reported. Only 9. 7 percent of the Latin-origin famllu:s had Incomes of S25.000 or more. compared with 23 p.ercenl or o th er families. -A JOHN S H OPKINS University study comparmg the li ves of bladder cancer patients with a similar group without the disease found no cancer link with mpdcratc use of artificial :.weeteners. A similar Canadian s tudy earlier said it found a pos1 t1ve association between <1 rtifi cial sweeteners and bladder cancer in males • A survey of doctors and other health professionals fou nd that up to 70 percent oppose <1 :.accharin ban bec<1use they feel that Three-Sflelf Bookme lm•shed bl>olit1" eitefl(!s a Trto ol gene<ou~ ·woocl' laminate ~Ives tu<ncd wooden rt!.ef\ "'jimlii;;ai ..... _ ..... ~~~~ ~~! • auembly requ1reo 12.99 telephone Table c:ommuntCAttOOs cen1e<' _--""-"II P .-!1'4//H a IUf ned WOOd fflgs le<ld WPll0'1 to• !IClll()ped tdce C.bonet ... lhollgtittully design!!(! -~h" 5helt '°' l)hOne booh s a orawer tor~,,.,,. • nsembte •t 10 33" ~ 19 19.99 24-Pitcl Glassware Set • l»tnont' • our ays111 dMf a1.t11,., ---mt on 1 llOhd blM • Mttndudts '-8 _,, rodls coc.llll•l •nd hlbtllWPts _...~.,_ WI 9.99 '-1 ~ fiUNTINGTON BEACH ··· Huntington ~enter . ----- .. iudy Dikmma of Saccharin bl·nd1ts may outwe11eh known rl~k::. unct thut tht• dutu on ~ac rhurin ii. Ull'Ondus1vc The Nt1Uonul Academy or Se1t•nt·t'i., conducting a fl'derully funclcJ !illl<ly or the nation's food :.ufcty policy in general and sac rhurln tn partJcutar. rs· t't•vJ<.'wlng these re$ults and much other dutu. Tht! at•ademy's saccharin (mdtng!i will be s~nt to the l"DA in NoHmber and the complete ~t ud y 1~ to be finis hed by f"rlJruary. THE FDA TRIED TO ban sac· ch<.irm last year. mostly because or i_I Canadian study linking large do::.e~ of 1t to bladder cancer in muk rats and indications of a possible human cancer link. The ban w<.is called for under the Delaney clause. a law requiring a ban on food additives linked to ca nce r regardless or other benefits they may have. A loud public outcry followed because saccharin 1s the only general-use ar tificial sweetener approved for use in this country. A debate ensued over the wisdom of the Delaney clause in light of the need for a n a r tificial sweetener , not just by casual dieters but by diabetics or others for whom obesity 1s a health problem. Congress last November de· layed the ban until June 1979. re· quired wanting labels on sac· charin products and a uthorized further study. OF THE NEW reports. most at· tention focused on the one by Cranmer . former head of FDA's National Center for Toxicological Research Fine German Wines • lrotn lt.e mowf Vlll~. ' -bnfll l976""",..sol bemMsttl...O "°"" nacterlCll (IO-IUSI lwOI sue>tftlhant red globes (~~°'"'''-'' pe~~1ve!y P<oce<I. 1001 tw1n~2." shaplq up'! \ ,, ' :-r ...._ '.>!~ 1/'.. }_ r'. Sit·A-Shape Sit·UJ> Bar 7.99 'fhc Cranm1•r report. a s urvey prl'f><Jred at the request of FDA Comrn1ss1on('r Donald Kennedy, '<•ys the benefits or saccharin rnay be found to outweigh poten· tial harm something not·cov- crct.1 bytheDchml·yclausc. The at,:ency has not endorsed the report and considers it a work· ingpa~r ·'The Cranmer report at the present time has no status," said FDA spokesman Wayne Pines. .. It was compiled by an FDA or. ficial and r epresents an in· d1vidual's view on saccharm. It is in c 1 rculation a mong other federal agencies for comment." TH F. REPORT SAID a review of previous data indicates sac- charin 1s a weak carcinogen. or cancer causing substance, by itself. However . 1t said, the s weete n er may be more hazardous as a cancer "pro- moter." a substance that boosts the cancer-causing effect of some other unknown carcinogen. Cranmer said bette r tests should be conducted to see if there a rc "safe" intake levels below which some carcinogens would not caus~ cancer. He added that he thought 1t "like ly to be possi· blc" to set a safe limit on sac· rharin BUT CRANMER MOSTLY em· phasized pow much was not known ab<iut testing chemicals and applying these results to de· tcrmin~ human risks. He noted that 1t "isn't enough to identify a chemical which has the potential to produce cancer.·· • '"' IO'(P I\ Wtfh you .... r tu~ lnltflH1W!nl\ onic..,111mei.eeper• ~. • • m1fcre>Pl9Cl•Ol'lt< dl&l(al <Mol.tys I~ hc)ur monute MCondS month •no Olte" lht toud\ol a"""°"' • keeo "'tOUCh w.th you< ··-··· ~h•rKttn v .. stt<k-on decals Clia °'111., lous tro.I ""•tee • •eti.ngle\ oentaconf o<octaaons IOCflOoM1 Sl'll.oll 2,39 mtdtum 2.99 tak.t '°"' hint tllunt~~· ................ ..m U.99 OPEN Mon. thru Set. 1().9 Sun. 10.7'. LAGUNA HILLS Laguna Hiiis Mall . .. . . ..... .._ .... -~ ) Fnday, September 1!>, 1918 * DAIL V PILOT A 7 Pickles Pep Up . Prospect? \,'!,a5JGt1t1 BATON ROUGE. La. THE RIGHT CAP) Pickle Packers International wants an ingredient added to the Strategic Arms L1mlta. tion Talks. WAY Advanced Health Center •'The salty approach has been too blanct and it is about time to spice up the talks and tel the Russians know we mean business." said William R . Moore. executive vice president of the as- sociation. will help you get weight off and keep it off! • . 'Personalized Program' tailored just for you! To meet your needs! , ' • No Shots, Gimmidks, or Fad Diet! He s uggested the negotiations be renamed the pepper talks. • Professional Staff! LOOK BETTER - FEEL BETTER "By pepper we mean place the emphasis on power peace ethics a nd res ponsi biLi ty." he told the fourth ~nnual Na· t io n a l Pepper Con . ference at Louisiana State University. Get More Fun Out Of Life If President Car ter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance added pep- p e r p owe r to th e scheduled Washington talks with Soviet o f· fic1als next month . it migbt keep the United Sta tes out of a pickle. he added. Open Every Day 8 AM to 10 PM The Professional Approach to Self Control Weight, Smoking, Alcohol and Stress. 1300 Bristol Street North, Newport Beach, CA 92660 EYOll'VI rl MIA#lllG TO GIT 1#10 SPORl:S, WE'VIGOTIUE PIRFICT OPBllllG. I . : . ··································-············ I ...... ~ .. -,.,trr\\i .... ·~-,Wt..~.,,--::;;'.'-v--.•~Y\t • • ----r· .-• • • • • • • • • I ""' • .._.., .. \on"'• I . -~~ . I '"'"'<• "'"" c~.,.7. • • • . ,_.,,. .. _,_...... . •1 • I i • • • • • • • . ·• . -. ······································~·········· From September 15 to Oct. 2, bnng in the $3 bill abol(e and use 1t towards the purchase al the shoes indicated. (l's as good as money at Frontrunners From Sept. 15 to 0Gt. 2, try your luck m our Grgnd . Openmg raffle. No purchase 1s necessary to enter and the grand pnze is a top to (he Honolulu Marathon m Hawaii, all expenses paid' ($399. value.) (Other prizes wdl ·include three sets of merr·s and women's running outfits. complete with choice of shoes ($50 value), and a• flee Frontrunners personalized headband for everyone, while supplies last.) , The new address is 1000 Bristol Street North, 115 Plaza Newport. ( 1 Blk. north of Jamboree and Bristol.} It's the same mixture - the best names in athletic shoes. names like Nike. Puma and Adidas. and tbe highest fashion shirts and shorts a.nd swts for running, tennis. basketball, soccer, • I . J I • Ma/IS AQIOll! . ' football and baseball· -that flas made our Brentwood Frontrunners. so popular. So come on out! Sa turday. September 16. come to Frontrunners and pick out the shoes you need to get into the sport yot:J want .. ·Come celebrate our Grand Opening while we celebrate yours. · . . J .. '.~ 1000 BRISTOL STREEr NORTH. 1t!1 PLAlA Nf:WPOflT <At SO BRENTWOOD 11640 \AN VlrE.NTF Ill \ID 1'l118"'1·i ·•8' 1 MONDAY I RIDAY 10 AM <l f'M, SATUHOAY 10 AM 1. PM StJNCJM' :; IW !1 PM Ne nu1d 1:.• , n11,1 ,~,,,~ /t'I 1.1n1rr Just come 1n ,m<J 1.1/ out 1/lc cn/ly lotm /)1ovrdod W1nri1:r•t w•ll cit• 1 •11•c re '<1 Oy ,1 r,inaon1 dr11winu Rcsutrs 01 a1.1·.w1q w1U oe final WrnnetS will />c 1>tJttl1toef /lr rn,,,/ Otlr.J!. 01 w1rt1wiq ""'' tm dc1e1p11nc>d O\I numbet of c11111es reco1v9<J • 1111• lt'<1e1a .111t1 a1111 , ,,,.,,,. 1mf)01u'<J on me flflle-w1nn<11s w•ll be• tilt;> \Ole rosp0ns1b1t11y ol mu ;;111r wlrtnl''' 1 mlJIOyC'£'S 01 l-ron11unmw.1. 8{}enli, t1ncJ 1111• to;1m1lros 01 .my suc;h 1mptcw11rJ ,,,, r101 1•l•Q1/!lt• Any 11•Quvsl tnr mo "<iml• ol t111• w•tlncr \llC'llJfd bo ma1/1.1tlf' '• r· ~ \ ·• . . , .; . . .. • •. I • , . I ... t ,. ... IWl. V PILOT QUEENIE , ..... ...., .. ~ ......... .,_,,,.... ......... "I Uunll If you·.-. 1o1nc to order In your 'tu&h 1ehcd French' you oupl lobr\na your araduaUon r la&a Alon&" --1... Find It Wifl1 CHs Road Roamers Like SF Park Si\N Jo'RANCJSCO tAP 1 Som(' vagubonds. used tn cu~y to·fand r<'cn·ut1onal vchklt• parki. on the nataon'i. h1~hwuy!>, huvc turnl'f.l to C.:H rnd1os to hel p find a nl'w one open an the heart of San Fran· cisco . .. Thl'y an• calhnJ.t us ult the hmf' on their CRs. ~aying lht·y arc lo!\! ancl nl't'i"I dan·ctaoni. into the purk," suad Sam Hell. co owner of the park at a c·onverted railroad depot nt·ur the downtown area. "I WOULD SAY 90 PERCENT, perhaps as high as 99 percent. of them h<.ive CBs a nd they ~ecm to automat1c;illy reach for them when they ('an't find their way around the city," Bell added. Ht•ll s aid he thinks th£' park and his ever · pre!'lt'nt CH radm 1s helping e nd the habit n •rn •at1oncil vehicle people have developed of roll-ins: right through Sun l"runcisro and stopping somewht·re C'lsc Most <:u::.tomer~ agn·t• ( ) "It's about time San CB CH41TER : >hnciM'O !?incd the UV UnlVt>r Se, said H Ob'i lh·drtck, a Los i\ngelt•s policeman recently passing through with his w1k. thn•c children and 20·foot camper. "l'l.I. TF.U, VOU, IF IT wr rt•n'l for this park. ""t''cl Just pasi. on throu~h Sap_franc1sco." he ::.;uri ·In recent years the growing legion of "RV peo· pie" have bypassed .San Fr ancisco for other cit ies or areas wh •rt• they could park their rigs, drop the awnings. plu~ into the nearest outlet , turn on portahlc 1'V !><'ls and crank up the CB . . Last /\phi tht· Sa.n Francisco Rc•cn•at1onal Vehicle Park was born Wh<'n its operators leased six acres at the site of th<• olct Southern Pacific railroad depot. 1n I tw s hadow of the freeway and not tar from th(: dock:. LIKE MOST RV PARKS, SAN Francisco's boa!>ls wal\'r. clt·clr1c1ty. scw<ige hoo~-ups . .,how<>rs. ;i laundn,mat, a shop, a nursery and " n~n1 al l('lcv1:.wn S l'L'\ Hon Camptw ll . from l.:ifayPttc., Ind . sitting on ;1 lawn c.h a1r ~1pp1nJ.{ :J h<'l'r . r<>counted his upward moh1hty in tht· "RV univcrsl>." ''Wl· started in· a l<mt. then we had two pop-up .r :1rppf•rs and now we've f(Ol lh1s self-contumed llV. wh1«h 1s a rA·al luxury." h<• sa1cJ. "I don't ju!>l , love tny HV I lovl' the life 1t givt· me. "One summN Wl' truced the whole Revolu- .' t111nar y War tn our RVs. and another i;umme r il , w;Js Hw 41v~I W;\r." Campbell ~uid. "We've i.een ·' N!wa~olia, the Grund Oanyon. Miami Beach and • "l r'a!>t _we'rl' seeing C.:ulifornaa." .. •.. ' .. .t:. J). SPURR, 73, OF SAN DIEGO hus been on the· )-oad since J anuary. • . , ·; 1 lcc.k. you don 'l sec anything in u plane and • vqu t·,;in't ca~ your wifr'i-. cooking by car. J\nd llwn ":, no way I t•<m survive all these months on ' • tbc road without my wif<''~ cookin~j .. Spurr s aid ..... .. i·1 'II Ix' in an RV park for'a(I hour.\' he said ... and ,... .. • t 'll fet.•I ag 'at hovie as if I've been there all my life. -.. ,. And~ '"cnevcr foltthat way in a/hotel." . . Particular P.~ople Select JOHNS1lN & SON ~Rome of the "Golden Touch" .. , · ... "The service Is graat .. -. and so are the people". LINBA MOSS Coat• M111,,c ,111. ANOTHER SATISIFIED CUSTOMER .JOHNSON & SON 1···. ... 1- 212& HarJ>or Blvd. • Costa Mesa • 54,0-5630. •I ---~-- •• .... _ NATION I CALIFORN1A New Paternity Test Nearly Foolproof BOSTON <AP> A tt''I thut rc-vt•1tl' tht• makt'Up nf lhc-uc•1w .. thul ronlrol 1mmun1ty 111cl\1dt·' .111 ulmo"lt (u<1l11roo( way to hn~ tht• lth•nt1t \' ur a rhlld'a lnie f11ther . rt"'il'nrrh<·r. \ny T IU~ NEW PATl-:RNITY t1•'lt .1lr1•1uly huic bc•(•t1 UM·d 111 some c·ourt 11Ai.ca in South1•1 n (.'ulifor11111. 1111cl dc>C'le>rlft report It " 'Ill ,,.11 .. 1llvt• that It ''1111 \'Vt'll dclt-rnunt• ltw 111rt· ca111.'li when lWilb •lrt• fulhl'I t•cl hy cltffc•rc.•nt lfH'O fl l' 't• ,1 r l' ht• I I> 11 u y l h l' 111' W nwthod. t'ulh-.1 ltl.1\ tvplni,:, 1-< fur 1u111 c• 11t'<'Urt1I«' lt11rn ltw 1<l1mdMrc.S hlood tt-'11 wwcl 111ltw 1111-11 t11 fthNI llt:ht \Ill p llll'l'llll \ 'Thlft ,, I ht• •111••!11' mo~I l)()W(•rful """' r111 1l1•k1 mln111i: pnlt'rnlt y." i.i•ld Juclv llond. 11 r t'101•11 1 du•r ut tl('l.A ~1t'd11.-ul ~·hool I\ R•:t•OKT ON lht• lt•1o l wa-. 1111 hl t,h1•cl 111 Thur11day's Nt·w l-:11.:l11111l .l11U111111 uf Mt•dll'lnt• II LA t v11111i: h1111 llc•t•ll t..nown for ul>out 20 Hor\ llut u11t1I no". ll ha!> mu1nly bt•t•n u't'd befort' oraun tr111"plnnts to m11kt• 1>1un• thnt lhc• rl~k of 1 l'Jl't'llOll lJ> lht• bttd) I' 11' '!mull u:-. P<l"l>•hlt· Tht> hurnan b<l4ty rt•1Jroduet•:\ tlLA llOlil(l'Oll. 14 l11d1 f11tht ltw Jnl'l'ndUl'lllln or fon·1~n ~ub11111n<'l'' such U:4 ,1 t rnniipluntl'<t klctn.,y Thc11c nntijlt-ns nl't' ('Olltroll\>tl by a grou,, of l(enl''l "hll'll' llpt'<'l(ll· nlllkl'llP VRrl<'. from 1ll'r11on to pcr111m With Ill.A typing. rt't'll'orctK!rs arc .1hl1· 10 J~rform cht'mkal l t'Sll oh "h111· hlood cell11 thut will reveal Ur k111cl of itnthct!ns 1n the suspected t.1llH'r· ... body Dy ldentlfylna the Ml 1t)t1•n,, tht>y •rt ltble to determme th\· kind of ~t'lll'1' he hjS. l!NI N(; THI: SAME kind of test. lhe rl'llt•nrt•ht·rs ulao get llLA lnformaUor. rrum tht• mother and child They art• th1•11 .1blc• to determine 14ht'ther t,h{• d1lld'" ~t·nes c•me from the pn• sunwd folhcr. ''EARLY SHOPPER'' BULB SALE -AMLING'S Newport Nuraery and Garden Center I f·,c II> oneat c Of'&t h1~hw,1y • new port beach -cs''· 19 ao Air California now has the lowest every day fare fro m Orange County to nine California destinations. Our new 25% off midday and eve- ning fare. That's 25% off on midday and evening flights (except Sunday evening). No five-day advance reservation requirement. No restrictions on holi- days. No limited number of seats. Just call Air 10% OFF ALL BULB J>URCHASES II California reservations or your Travel A g ent. Now you don't need to understand the clever names and tricky loopholes o f other discount fares. f ust fly Air California's lowest every day fare. From Orange County to Son Francisco, San Jose, Oakland, Lake TEihoe, Sacramento. Palm Springs, San Diego. Monterey antj. start- ing October l st, Fresno. AIR.CALIFORNIA ... Call Air Caltrornlo R96ervollona In Oronoo Cp11nty, (11 4) 75?.-1000: Downny. (?.13) <v.4 .3313: Laquna, (714) 496-6000: Loe Angeles, (2 131627-5401; So n Clen\onte, (714141)6 bOOO. ntvorn1(Ju/5o11 Bo1 new It no. (7 14) 825 G900. or your Travel Agent. -·---1-~ .. ' . . .... s • f • "' -y,--- ·' .. f • ... ORANGE COUNTY .. •. frr<Ssy. September 15. 1918 DAILY PILOT A8 Vrama' Enlivens ~ Telecourse Cosmetic Surgery .. °"''• ...... "~" -TV LIFE. DEATH OCC s Smith ~~~ ~~- Propert y Gra11letl To O' eill ft I 1· h .1 I d ( l s t• ' 11 pnrtnt·r of 1mp11:.on1• won f; ro11rt order allow111i: him to se izt' "unH' of Cclla's prop erty to pay off 11 debt ttw t .... 111n1·urn•d . O 'Nt•1ll, J n Orange Count) rJn1·hcr and bus1m·-.-.man who 1s an eX ·t•ha1 1 man of th{' 0 r a n g c (' 11 11 n t y Oemotrat w l'art ', hnd borrowNJ SI 5 m1llwn Jr om Cro<'kt·r Rirnk to pay off th1' d<•ht, ;.ind 6upe11or Court .Judgt• Robert U Grt•t•n rul<'d Wednesday that O'Neill ('OUld !>e1ze $750.000 Of Cella '!-propNty to help pay off the Crocker loan. THERE WAS no In· dication JU!>t what prop· erty 0 Neall "ould !.<'II.<' C l' I I a . ;rn 0 t a n g l' .Cou111' rtm·1<1r who w :1s t he• !>l;1t1'" lart.:t•!>I '>IOJ.!lt• polit1tal «Ontrahul<1r 111 1974. "a:-. indH'll'd 1n .Januarv 197fi hv . both f cd t•r :.il and <.:ount y grand JUrll's on eharJ,!t'!> of Ml·d1cart• and Ml•d1 C a l fr-a ud. embezzle· ment, tax e vasion and theft -<.111 involving two Orange County hospitals • h e <'On trn ll (•d an d systt:•m atu:all.' loot<'d by u sinl! phony 1n vo1 ces f ro m d u m m ~ t' o m · p anic.!> C ELLA PLE ADED guilty to 22 counts in the federal 1ndittmc·nt and 10 of the :-.lat<.' charges. tie began !>t•nn~ a 37 ' :!· m on th !-CntCOC(' at the Tederal prbon an Lompac this la!>l May l k ha~ also bl'l'n !.CnlC'nct•d to a t f'rm of l wn to l!'l Yl'<H!> qn the rounty ehrirgc~. and that !>t'nH·n<"t' i!> running ('On<·urn·ntlv wi th t he frderal M'nt1•nn• 8y J \C'KU: ti\ M \N Of, ... 0411, ...... \t.otl I 111,ll Mu...,un "1111th 1·, 1111 n• .1ulh111 or .i new Olx•k .u11J , ... 1·rt·ulur 11r ,, 111• .... 11 It ''''on ,1·rw., th•ttl 11w .... 1th ltf1· rh· •• th 111nfl1t t .111d ,11l lh1• oth1•1 .. t urf of 14 h1r h 1lr .11nJ 1 111.ttl•· Uut lht·u · ur,•n t unv 11~ .. 111l v 11lwt•ru. in hot punt., or p1 ... tol p•u•k1n.i 1lt•h'1·t1\1•i. ru1•1n1< throu.ih l.ht'M' work,, whkh lx•ar th1• ... uuwwhut modc»L ti lit• or ·1111rndut'llll( U1oloM1r . .. Wt· did fi nd MJnH• unu:oiuul fuotuge of a cell 1h mj(. '..i1d Smith. ll h111lol-'.v pfe1ft'11'!or 11t Or n.:c ( o.-~t C11lh•.i1· whu ..... rot•· tlt1· ·100 11,1u1· h•xt with t .olrlt•n W<-st n1llt.>~1• p111f1·!>:.11r Honnu• Hut1hk and , 11 1Jlt'd J ~ purt prnj(ratn with 111•1 und u prodUl' t 111n team for KO(•Jo: T\'. ('h.111111·1 r10 Tiit: t"ROGR \M, ~tll('tl •. 11 r'> 1 .... 11 wi.:m1•nts a I 14 1•1 k .ind n l>t.'Jh '"' ...,.1111rd.1)-. IH·.:.111 th1i. Wl't'k Th• film-. 1 .in 11h 11 tw '11 v.1•1t .11 utht·r t•olll'llt"'( l1hr .11' ,11111 th1 ruul'\t' t .111 111 l.11.• n 1111 thr1•1• ur11h 1ol 1 111111 v.1th 11•J,!1-.lr.il111n 1·0111111u1111• tt1111u~h Ori l'rodut'1•r tl1ri·1 t 111 ul tht "l'flt'' '" KO to:·., (' 1rrnl 1-.;llt•rt~· ..... 1111 .1b11 µr 111lu1·,.d · The Home I, 11 d t•Ot•f t1•lt•('UUI ..... \tn>rdtng to Smith. "ht·n 1l ull 111·.c.ul two and 1 h11 1f yt•ur. us,:o hi· h,1d nu 1n11·nt111n 11( wntmic or produt•1n~ ,111yth111g H E R E PR ESt:NT E l> 0('(' <•I sOml' c·on ft·renct·!> on lhe µro~r am ,uuJ round l11mselC volun· ll'l'nng 10 work on 1t .. fhls •~ rt'llll)' Uw ft r"t cour..,t· in basic biology I hat -. ht'f'O produ<:ed for kl<:v1!.1on," S mtlh stud " ~ue~s thal'"i bcrau~l' the s ulJJl't'I as JUSt too in 1rOln•d ,. It"s so 11wolvt•d , m f..irt. thut S mith and Mrs. Hoohk had Lo tac·kl<· it from i.cv1:rul angles before they were s atisfied with fMmal In outlining the• coursl', the pair found that thl'Y were wnting a book, and decided to go ahead with 1l The process took a year and a half. "WE WEREN'T QlJITE sure how to present it "Jn the heart prol(rs1m, we :show 1tn oper ation putting In itn artificial v:ilve," Smith said "In the 'l'i.:ment on the ear, wc showed inserting un .1rltf1 t·ml eurbone." \ 11otht.•r vrol(ram de;,tls with the body's im- 111U111ly ... y~tem . "Hh1•umatold arthritis is what they call auto· 1nimunt'. :-1t•ns1tiied to yourself." Sm ith said. "The wh1h' IJlooct cells actually a ttack healthy cells " FOUR OF TIIE SEGMENTS deal with plants. The othcrR concentrate on human:s with occas ional wic of nnimals. In addition to the accessibility or the tclecourl'ie to Pf"Ople who can't attend regular l'la:s1H"S, Smith sees several key advantages .. I was really amazed al the am ount of factual 111fo11n:it111n you can get in a half-hour progr am ." ht: ~J 1d "\'ou can cover more than in a full hour of NOSE REUlJCTION HKEAST ENLARG EMENT Our COllmt'LIC Surgt>ry Centi;r undeutonds your needM If you de111re to 1mproYl' your appearunc:e, we offer free pn1111le c:onaultatton which explain• the •urgery sod sneatheMtn for f1&ce and eyelid hfl.8, brt!ttt•l 1mhsrgem1.mt and reduct ion, mod1f1cat1on of your nOH, chin and body contour•. Learn why llO m11ny h1&ve 11eloct.ed our luc1ht111. 11nd Board Ct!rt1iu . .J/ Qu11hfrnd surl{eons Compar\" our lac1hlll!ll and 11erv1Ctlt1 with 11ny olhtir llnywhere. lt'l'tUrl' " Tim REASON, sM1m sAm. 1s "you have the Cosmetic Surgery Center .1n1mal1on to explain a subject graph ically tn JUSl Medical Group u l'oupll' of minutes. .. Also. t•ach of these program s has broug ht E.B. Frankel. M.D .• Director togl'lhcr thl' best o f t hese little film segments, Mtmbu of American Mflllcal Auoc1a tlon1 which you wouldn't have avail able in the A111oc:ialtd &ard Cu tifitd/Quallfifll ~url(ffin• dassroom .. Auociattd tffrmatololfi.i11 Does he int~nd to get involved in any more ENCINO 21:i1990.4%0 • LO~ ANGEU::s 21319314.:m;; ftlms" L AKEWOOI> 2 1a1:>~1 -742f). H NTINGTON HEACH i l -tl!'l.&0-6(j05 Well. not r ight a way. said Smith. whose COi· SANTA ANA 711/!>U -AA.'il • ~AN 01•;Go i'l4/2i6-:l:l:l2 orful career has included working as founding WESTWoou 21!1/til(.Ol!H d1re~tor of the Palm Springs ~ert Museum and~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .is a consultant in Southwest Africa . on tl'lcv1s1on." <.1dm1tted Smith, whose previous CX· Sen. Bn·ggs pcnencc with ftlm included producing two true life adventure-nature scn ab for Wall Disney 25 years ago After a c lassroom-type approach wa:-. d1s Threatened l':Jrded. the decision was made to use a s many falm dips as passible. A volunteer a!.'ilStant. Susan SAC RAMENTO I AP I Hansen . spent six m onths rev1(•w1ng hundreds or . S t a t e Sen . J o hn film!> and p1c·king the best segml'nts or each to go Briggs. aut hor of ~he with t he 36 programs. !'l.°v.c mbc r ba llo t in· The films, many p~oduccd by Encyclopaedia 1llat1 ves on homosexual Britannica, include b(>th real-lire footage and teach ers and the death animation. pena lty, said Thursday that he has been told of THE CLIPS Fil.LED out the resea rch and gt:ncral knowkdgt' Smith and Mrs . Roohk brought to the project. and hl·lpcd illustrate ~ome of the largrsl d1~«0Vt•rH•s 1n IJH1lo,::y. Course on China Slated for OCC A visit to mainland China Is a feature or one or Orange Coast CoUege 's fie ld studies courses. Titled "Llving Chinese Culture." the course in· eludes a 21-d ay trip from Dec. 16 through J an. 5 A pair of three-hour Saturday lecture sessions wiJI be held on the OCC campus prior to departure, Nov. 18 and Dec. 2 from 9 a .m . to noon Registra tion deadline for the course Is Sept. a death threat against him. In a press release. the Fulle rton Republic an sa id the s tate police in· for m e d him th ey learned of a death threat in connection with his scheduled Friday speak· in g appea r a nce in Walnut Creek. Briggs s aid he has re· ceived death thre ats in the past , leading to ar· rests by the state police in 1977 and 1978. As of September 10. 1978. schedule changes will go into effect on several Park-N-Rlde Express and Local Frxed Routes. And fares wtll be increased on all Orange County Transit Otstrict bus routes. The new fares are listed below along wtth the routes that have been deleted. Please remember to carry the exact tare since our drivers cannot give change. There have also been changes on serv1~es not listed below and we will be revising our schedules. For new schedules or route inf orma- 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. New OCTD bus fares. 1tnm!Yf'5t~ur110t •o •'1181 Service Local Fixed Route & E.asyR1der Park·N-R1de Express & D1al·A·R1de Dial A-Litt New New SentOf Citizen R~lar Fare & Handicapped Far~ i\N 70<z.• 15<t 35<l 35<t Discontinued Routes. The following Park·N·Ride Express Routes have been d1scont1nued: 207. 260: 271. (Other Park-N-R1de Express and Local Faxed Routes have been changed as well. so please call for new route mf ormat10n.} 23. F ee for the tour is $2.048. For cours e informa· lion, contact OCC's Field Studies Office at 556-5693. Tot Swim Ch ildren J months to 6 years can get into physical shape with the Moveme nt Education l'roi::ram. Class Set c lasses a nd is presented by th e Ora nge Coast YM CA. SETTLE DOWN IN A CoRNER OFThE OLD WORLD. T he progr a m offe rs gym a nd optional swim For more inlormat1on call the Or ange Coas t YMCA al 642-9990 HAYE ARMLOADS OF SPRING FLOWERS ~ I Plant TULIP BULBS Now I Finest No. 1 ~ Free bulb Grode Bulbs planting guide •• TUtlPS Giant, Double, Frtnged, Porro• Vo11elles .... llllt J~~~ r~~~ .,f!;~f/Ji;'~~ ~'t·T} rr ~--~':'~·· ~V(i~ Also plant now· DAFFODILS • RAHUNCUlUS • HYACINTHS • DUTCH & BEARDED IRIS • CROCUS• FREESIAS • NARCISSUS I Nurt1ery Specialf ·PANSIES Perteet bulb cover PONY PAK Reg.98C L I FloriJJt Spf!cial I PIGGYBACK PLANTS Indoor or outdoor Shode. 6" Pot &::W:V:] Extra nice. Reg. $8.95 r1t=~ full plants. Ntw PIO"" gro-··p1ggy llGU .. trom 1eOV• Ad Oood Throulh Sept. 19, 1978·Whl.le Supply I.MU PHONE 546-5525 .2640 Harbor Blvd., Co1ta Me1ut .. . f . Curl up with a good book on a chilly ' evening. Settle down fo r a long, lazy Sunday morning with the papers and a big pot of coffee. Se rve high tea to special friends in a special setting. The old world parlor. From The Antique Guild. Come sec what living room fu rniture was like at the tum of the century. Made of solid, strong woods, intricately carved . happily ornate. Victorian or Edwardian sofas and chairs. reupholstered in coordinated fabrics, some in matchi ng sets. Old world tables con- verted to serve as coffee tables today. ln oak, walnut and mahogany. Come to The Antique Guild today. Look and touch and imagine. Then recreate your own little comer of the old world. In a special little comer of the new. Orange County, Newport Fwy. and Oyer Rd. East 714n51-3 181. Los Angeles, Venice Blvd., between Roberts0n and La Cienega 213/838-3131. - lla.h """"<"'"' l(l .. 1<1""-1., 1h..,.,.i. s.nmiov 10'" ~Sund•• 1\-0...1.t 11...,.,,,,,, 0..... Ncoo•llM""" ri...,...' f\.f\kAmiitrh.Af'dl0rh~t'" ..,,,, .. ., •YW.\W hC'f"I• 16rt' tt~Un_,. of~-•H.A•hlt kt. pwth,.r C. IAt1 \''"' • -.. ' , . . ' .. ,, . -. ., '"" .· , .. -~ ..... .. t • • . ... - A JO DAILY PILOl f.nday. September lb 1918 Facelift Damages Given, STOCKTON rAP ) A 1ur) hu'> awarded dlffiO!tt Sl mtlhon in dumag•·" lo ll rurll\t•r who lk·<'am(" M'"'''rt'ly mcntull) r1•tu1d1'(l 1tflt•1 a fli<'ehft opt•r ut1on T ht• uwu1 d of $lJMI tiM \\-U ' rn.1d1· tn l\nKd n Pu(' 1·1 b2. vi Rio V11't1.1. dt·,1 11lwd 11\ ''"l"'rl wlltW1'1'{':t fili llkt• d hllh· rh1ld Oll'llh tllv IH•( ltUM' or br a in •lum UJt•' t n1iu~•'1t'fl II\ th•· fac·1·hft T l .. ~ o•;•·•: IMNT, OR Harold <;rlfrlthli 11t Stut·kton. pt•rformf'd tht• hu·t·llft Ill Junt' 1974 to 1•orn•t•t -.u10Uni.t r••Mlllln~ from rt•mnval of a br uin I u mor In 1'111·1·1 Pu<'t't ' 1ttlurrwy .. '""' tht• n •l ard aUon n !flultt-d wht•n Gnff1thl. nt>1.thi.tt•nll> niekt'<i a plasl1<' tthunt -. Share the Ride Kim Ehy. IG. of St1 nta Barbara. likes lo share ht•r sk<.iteboarding fun with her dog, Inca. who doesn't have a hoard of his own. _ whl<'h ncur~urgt'(in-. wi.tull<•d prt'\110ui.ly 1n t he tumor operallon lo rd1t•Vl' prt·~un• on t he brain tiAN JOAQ IN ('0 NTV S P•:RIOR Court " .Judl(t' J unw:. P l>ur ruh. \\-ho pn• ... uled <it t ht· t riul \\-hH·h llllll1'111cl 1l was the largc'l award t•ver mud1• by u Jury in 11 l'lv1I action in thl' 1·uunty T hl' uwurd lnl'ludl·d "20.000 roi "loss of d1gn1 ty. • rcimburiwmt•nt for mt•d1 tul expcru.cs <And lo!>!> or lnrome Puert's uttornc·y !>t11d th<' 111rom1· on his fumily I arm hu<I hc.·t·11 $M4,000 unnuully prior to the f ncchft 'Bodies' Banned II l':LJ<:NJ\. Mont 1AP 1 A <'Ontroversial book ubout lhc ft.'m ult• body and ~cxual relationship:., ·our Uodw~. Our~t:l vcs," ha:. been ba nned from Jl t•lt•no !tt·hool hbrurit•:. Sd\tJ(1I 1)1~lr1l't No 1 tru!>l ·cs voted 7 3 to ban tht• book l)l'rm unt•ntly although a !>peC1<1l review n ·· port rt•t•om ml•ndt•<l unly u tt:mporary ban until the t•o nt r11vt•r1>y dll'd Mar(· Hf t'l<'OI. ehwf of lhl' Montana attorney ~ent•ral'' 1·o~nty 1>rosN·utor se r vices, s aid keeping the book in thl' hbr ar1c1> l'Ould b<> a criminal of ft'nse if 1t contributed to the delinquency of a minor llc lena Cap1t1.1l lligh School µnnc1pal Howard Vo1IN; look the book orf shelves in April for review follo wing parental complatnts " . HOME OWNERS • RABBITT IMS. Sill« 1957 1914HAllOl ILVD. COSTA MIESA 548-5554 Yes •• ~e are ,the Best WESTWOOD CObliEetlONS W..twood II the ntittone foremost ma...nct\nr of nn. qumtty braa lampe nd fMlwe a unique lfetime guarantff. . When It com" to brata, they are Indeed ''the.Sett.'' • • Far Left·Exqullitt new•• . blef1dl .... ewry decor ........ I ·•.~~·--1•• -.. . •' .. ~~DVANCED HEALTH CENTER AND CALIFORNIA l : CENTER CLUB ; HOT AIR BALLOON ! RIBBON CUITING~~~ I FACILITY TOUR ,. I I I FREE FOOD FREE BEVERAGES FREE BALLOONS Ill ,..__..'£ II DEMONSTRATIONS FESTIVITIES AND EXHIBITS ·•DISCO DANCING• •YOGA• KIDS KORNER• • PRE•TEEN and TEEN MODELING • • DANCERCIZE • PHOTOGRAPHY • • MACRAME & CRAFTS • • BEGINNING SKETCHING• •BELLY DANCING• • ROCK CLIMBING • •HANDWRITING ANALYSIS• • BAD BACK CLINIC • •BACKPACKING & CAMPING• • CPR·CARDO PULMONARY RESUS. • eSELF DEFENSE • •CROSS COUNTRY SKIING• WHAT IS THE ADVANCED HEALTH CENTER? Advanced Health Center is dedicated to helptng people Improve and control the quality of their lives. We provide Special Programs for the control of Weight, Smoking, Alcohol, and Stress. Advanced Health Center also has Health Improvement Programs for employee.groups and -CENTER CLUB . WHAT IS CENTER CLUB· WHO IS IT FOR? Center Club offers a complete selection of exciting social events, invigorating physical activities and enrich· ing educational experiences for everyone. Special programs and activities have been tailored specifically for families, singles, young people, and senior citizens. · ' r r • •• • ADVANCED HEALTH CENTER 1300 BRISTOL STREET NORTH. NEWPORT BEACH, CA. 92660 OPEN EVERY DAY 8 AM TO 10 PM 975-0700 'I • • • • .. ti ! • • . ~· .,~s ··,, ... • ... • .. i. -.. ~ •, . . . . -"'-' . . .. 1 I AT YOUR SERVICE <;01 II pr11fll1.•-r•1 / lw11 '' 'II• ''' l'ul {)Urm I '111 " 11/ rut u•d 1u111 •/•'"'''" 1/i. 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If tbli. dt>t~n'l wor'-. IN \' ~ koo". .~au Do"'" ... qawa1t11 Problftlt IH \It I' \'l How can I ~l'l rad of !>QUeaki. in sh·p~ 1 I \ 1· tward that u~1ng graphite, talcum powd1·r m 'omt.· other dry lubrkant solves tht! prol>lt•m bth1,true? t<. G .. Costa Mesa By BU Keane "We learned about beon on 'Animal King- dom' and they don't eat potridge." Twins Born in lidice PRAGUE, Czec h oslovak1a <AP> Twins have twcn born for Lhe first lime since World War II in L1di<."'e. the Czechoslovak village the · Nazis razed an 19'2 in re- l a Ii a lion for the as- sassination of Reinhard Heyd rich. the occupation governor of Bohemia a nd Mor avia The village's newest residents a re twin girls born thb week to Anna and Jiri Prager Lidicc's population 1s JUSl over 500, about what --------------------it was before the war. City Clamps Down On Sex Business SAN MARCOS ~AP> -A city ordinance pro· h1bits adult·only bookstores. m assage parlors and topless women d ancers within 700 feet of schools, homes. parks and playground'>. City Manager William Bradley said it "prac- tically outlaws them from the city " Council members approved the ordinance this week. The Nazis killed a ll tht' m en and deported the women and children After Lhe war, the gov crnment r ebuilt the v ill age for the 143 w o m c n a n d l h t' 1 r children who s urvived Friday. September 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT A l J UCTIO _____ ST ATE SAL----~ • ESTATE JEWELRY • CHINA • RUGS • SILVER • FINE PORCELAINS • BRONZES • FURNITURE • OILS, Etc. 116 Million Dollars Worth Fri., Sat. & Sun. September 15, 16 & 17 8:00 pm lnapection Fri., Sat. & s .... 2.s,.& 1-1, .. Don 't miss this important sale! Fine crystal. china sets, European furniture. bronzes. rugs, oils and many other items. Lots of diamond solitaires and clusters. Fine m~n's and ladies watcnes rings, earrings, bracelets, necklaces, etc., set w1ih diamonds. emeralds. rubies. sapphires. Several 1mp0rtant large emeralds and sapphires. TE AMS B~nkAmer•c•rd MHterCn••911 Po••ondl check Ca•h Some ek tended t••m• cen be 11;;.,ng..U Pr~rry moved for com1enienc• of sale ro. nevvport galleries, ltd. 2452 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, CA (714) 645-2200 'CONSIGNMENTS ACCEPTED 'TIL 5 P.M. FRIDAY Art Levine Auct•one"' 0 1') lubrk1tnts work for a few weeks at best. A ~rm aoonl i.olullon taker> more time and effort. Examtot> th.-undt>rslde of the stairs to locate &be ~urce~t~squeak~,orlf y~can1get1t~eun· ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ der~lde, you must first determine whether the -----------------------~ joints in tbt' squ..aky area are of lhe butt variety or the groove-and-rabbet t) pe. First, look at the top of the riser <vertical board under the !>lair tr(.>1ad >where It Joins the tread r esting on it. C'an •fully n•move any molding. You can often lf'll at On Cf' what kind Of joint ls there, but lf not, insert a knife blade upward along the riser into the tread. If the blade slides upward, there Is a grovoe·and rabbet joinl. lfit me-ets sold wood, ltisa buUjoint. With a butt joint, have someone stand on part or thl' trrad whilf' you drive two 9. or JO.penny finb hing nails through the tread lnto the riser. Ham mt'r lht> nails into place at an angle so they entn the wood in the s hape of a V. One set of 01lls usuall> work~. but use another set If n~essary .• ,\ dlrft>rent tf'chnique is r.-quired for a groove· and· rabbit joint. You'll need s mall wooden wedges lnstt>ad of nails. They should be driven upward as far a,; po~~iblf' into the loose joint where the knife blade had bt•en inserted. Use the s mallest wedges that fit, a nd trim orr an y protrusions. Be sure to replace re· mo\•ed moldings. Seporofp C'redfl f'U# Required DEAR PAT I'm getting married next month a nd u friend told m e that I will have to ask creditors to keep a separate credit file in my name afll'r r start using joint accounts with my future husband Is this true? N T . Fountain Valley Notification is not necesi.ary in your case. Credit reporting agencie!> receiving joint credit In· formation afln Jan. I, 1977 must nle that lnforma· lion sPparately under the name of each person responsible for a joint account. A request for separate credit files applif's only to accounts opened and Information received before Jan. t, 1977. All information now bas to be filed In s uch a way as to give the consumer access to It without having to list or refer to the other party In a joint account. Old Film Hard fo Lot-ale Di-:AR PAT l have an old Polaroid camera that Ui.l's black and wha le film The fproblem is that I t·an 't find the film l need an~where. Is there any solution lo m y prohlcm, or shall l JUSt get rid of the c:amera'' I I W . Newport Beach Polaroid Corp. admits that owners of older modf'I roll film cameras may be caused a "real hard!>hip" by this situation, but there are several • solutions. Polaroid will supply a customer with the namN. of dealers in hls area who have recently ~tock('d the film he needs or It will sell him any q uantity of fllm directly from Polaroid's Atlanta Distribution Center. A trade·in allowance also ts available toward thf' purchase of a recent model Polaroid camf.'ra. \'ou can make arrangements for obsolete film purchase by phoning toll-free: <800> 225· 13H4. TRAD •IN LISTED BELOW ARE SAMPLES OF OVER 300 USED TRADE-IN PIANOS AND ORGANS GRAND PIANOS UPRITE PIANOS SPINET ORGANS CONSOLE ORGANS ~ ~~ • •• • • • ••• eMl&SllU' s12n •CUUllSI• SOt.D •-1-1 IOI.It •IUWU SOt.D • ntllfll" Slltl e lll9AllWll( .... ei.sll r "" .... .,, .... e IOllKlll & tr SIMI • Kiil( .... .~c "" •ftlllml1461 .. 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St4,lll MOH TWOOO NYllll T tltUI AIU II 'WK• AIU 11 LOS ANGELES PASADENA n«lll(vt1'1.• ll'iO l 'flO &OCl~ wt~f OI lA 9111 • (213) 777-1212 1IOIWY llOStllfA(lfM.YO flit II.AW It 1&<'1 I tO\OltAOO 11 ~I 213 440-1700 • • -"' • I I I. • # ... • • • ,... •• • .. ~ • '· .. . ' . . " ' ... A 12 DAIL v PILOT 20%off famous maker jeans for girls Western 4-pocket and saddleback jean styles. Polyester I cotton in rinsed denim, brushed denim, corduroy or pre-washed denim. Sizes 7-14 reg.; slim. Reg.$14,SALE11.19 Reg. $15 .•. SALE 11.99 25% off our entire stock of girls' dresses Two-piece styles, vested dresses, peasant looks, smocks and dassic styles. Sizes 4-6X, reg. $8-$14, SALE 5.99-10.49 Sizes7-14, reg. $10-$16, SALE 7.49-11.99 special! fluffy bath towels Cotton/polyester terry towels in a variety of patterns and colors. Minor imperfections won't affect wear, looks. If perfect 3.50 ea. 2 FOR •5 solid color muslin sheets Deep tones; no-iron cotton/polyester muslin by Canno~. Twin flat, fitted. Reg. $4 ea. Other sizes also available. 1/3 off decorator quilted bedspreads Polyester I cotton or polyester/rayon blends; polyester fill. Florals, solids, prints. All sizes available at 1 /3 off. \ I with • savings throughout the·store! 2 •9 ~~ FOR '~~ f print jerseys and 't//1/////////1:...c' tee shirts for men ~~· .' Sport prints, numbered I jerseys, college and " , baseball jerseys or beer l t 51 labels. Cotton, polyester/ : . cotton or nylon. Easy-( care. Sizes S-M-L-XL. J , Reg. $6ea., SALE4.79EA. 20%off Interwoven') socks for men "Softies" dress socks or sport crews and tubes of Orlonl8l acrylic/nylon. Fits sizes 10 to 13. Reg. 1.35 to $2 pr., SALE 1.08 TO 1.60 PR. 4.99 boys' corduroy and twill jeans Western jeans with flare legs, 4 pockets. Polyester I cotton twill; 84% cotton/ 16% polyester corduroy. Sizes 8-12, reg.; sftm. 4.99 half slips in longer lengths Silky nylon slips; tiered style, white or black; ruffle hem with lace ----~ -j .. . ~ -=', inserts, in white; nude. / ·- Sizes S-M·L. Reg. $6. r !l"··~ ,,-., ••• \,·-·, '4 1\1'~ 'l, \ ~:.· l ;"I !:,,• \ r:' '" ,, i"' ... ~-. ,l . ''l' : \.. ~. '\ \ ~J~ """...,, ~:: ·., f '<~ ~-l'C'4"· . I • save on men's soft Indian gauze shirts Imported from India, hand-woven gauze shirts of 100% cotton. Choose from plaids and white-on-white patterns. Long sleeve styles in sizes S-M-L-XL. 8.99 special! men's famous maker jeans First quali1y and slightly irregular jeans; some by Levi Strauss & Co. Featuring pocket treatments and waistband details. Cotton; cotton/polyester. Waist sizea28-38. 3.99REG.$6 save 2.01 on skivvy knit tops for women Long sleeve; full-cut, Vor cr&N neck styles in fine gauge acrylic. Space-dyes. stripe combinations, solids withbodyline stitching . Dvstv or deep colors; misses' sizes S-M -L. 12.99 REG.$16 women's pre-washed denim jeans on sale Choose from up-dated looks including interesting waistband treatments and pocket styles. 100% cotton, pre-washed denim; indigo. Sizes 6 to 16. Prlcet effective through Sun .. Sept. 17th shop Monday-Friday 9:30-9:30 ... Saturday 9:30-6 . . Sunday 10-13 ANAHltM CORONA CYPRESS FULLERTON HUNTINGTON BEACH TUSTIN ................. IOO N. li.tetlct l trW-•.W 120 N. Mein 8t. In lutt9rfleld Staoe Squere-734-"10 10201 Vlhy View &tr .. t--.oo3 Cr-oeda Centef, 9204 Ealt Vome Unde-M141110 1111 ~ Avenu9-llMT.t1 11112 Irvine 81vd -....o3 PLU840 MORE STORES TO SERVE YOU THROUGHOUT ARIZONA. CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA f • , I l ' I INSIDE : •Business •Sports •Stocks •Boating DAILY PILOT Featuring_._._. __ .. _.,. Drive-In Cult11re Its a society in which steel-belted radials have replaced shoe leather. By DENNIS McLELftAN Ol tlle Dally Pli.t $Qff The engine or the late-model gold Mercury sedan hummed contentedly as the driver eased her car up to the Costa Mesa drive-in dairy. . :·r11 take milk and a loaf of Roman \ Meal bread. sandwich loaf." s he \'drawled as her two c~dren in the front 1 seat whined. "And. uh, two packages of those chocolate donuts." The clerk, listening to the or-ier. · hustled from s teel rack to steel rack gathering the woman.'s purchases. ) The woman, who had done her shop- ping without once s tepping out of her ·car, paid and disappeared in a cloud of exhaust. Had her clothes been dirty she could h ave cruised to the drive-in dry ~ cleaners next door. Hunger pangs? She could have motored to a handful or drive-in restaurants down the street. SHE ALSO COULD have taken care oC her banking, film processing, in· surance claims. library a nd postal needs -all1 without leaving the safety and comfort of her V·8-powered shop· ping cart. Her religious and recreational needs also would not have been overlooked: A drive-in church and drive-in wildlife park are both freeway close. ln a land of more than fi ve million cars and 650 miles of arterial freeways. It is not surprising that Los Angeles and Orange counties have become a mecca for a drive-in, drive-up, drive-through way of life. Those who offer an alternative to the traditional walk-in variety of business agree on it.s advantage in a mobile society where shoe leather has been replaced by steel-belted radials. Their rally cry is echoed up and down the Santa Ana and San Diego freeways: "Convenience for the customers." says Fotomat senior vice-president Jerry Bollinger. "Convenience." says All.a Dena Dairy clerk St4Ye Sloan. "For customer convenience." says Bank of America spokeswoman Leslie Nelson. "THE CONVENIENCE IS about the only thing," says Washington Drive· in Cleaner and Laundry owner Howard Kyte, who notes that drive-in laundries were .. a fad in the '60s. "They thought if they could serve hamburgers out there they could do dry cleaning too.·· Kyte found out otherwise. His dry cleaners actually is a modified dnve-m. There is an overhang under which four or five cars can park near the front door. He discontinued the "curb service" when he took over the Costa Mesa busi- ness several years ago. ··This way if there's a problem we can spread it out on the counter and look it over." he says. ··sut at least they don't have to go park somewhere. ··tt seems to be important for people to save that extra step." Saving steps. eliminating parking hassles. staying out of the rain or heat are some of the reasons people use the drive ·ins. But speed seems lo be one of the biggest attr~ctions. Fas t food. Quick service. Short lines. SOMEWHAT SURPRISINGLY. the granddaddy of all drive· ins. the dnve-in movie, was not born in Southern California It was. in fact. on a sultry June even· ing in 1933 that the first drive-in movie flickered on an outdoor screen in, of all places. Camden, N.J . Thirty years later more than 4,000 drive-in movie theate rs doUed the American landscape. Each car 'fVSS pro- vided with a window-hanging speaker and heater. or course. a heater was not alway ... deemed necessary. Amorous teenagers obviously knew a good thing when they saw it. The passion pit quickly teplaced the malt shop as a Friday and Saturday night date rendevous. Today, in an era of vans ·-bedrooms on wheels complete with wet bars and waterbeds-there no doubt 1s less em- phasis on the drive-in movies. Now. it seems it is the young families who go to the drive-m theater where playgrounds for the k1dd1es are as re· quisite as popcorn and p;zza. AN0111ER TWIST to the drive·tn m- stitution is the drive-through, especially in the fast-food business. The uniformed and capped cuties who took window orders a la "American Grantti" are about as extinct as Butch Wax and while bucks. Now orders are taken by an impersonal speaker or. if you're lucky, a plastic clown head. Southern Californians seem to take this all ror granted. Still. it is difficult not to be awed by a drive-in house of worship The Rev. Robert Schuller's Garde!\ Grove Community Church begin pro- phehcally enough in a rented drive-i n theater. SchulJe~ delivered his first Sunday sermon from the top of the refreshment stand. So successful was the drive-in concept that when the ultramodern church was bwl~ m 1961. members insisted on contioum1t the convenience or praying rrom a car seat rather than a pew. AND SO. EVERV SUNDAY hundred of cars stream into Schuller 's 22·ac ..shopping center for God'' and motorist-worshippers tune in car r· s to hear SchuJlcr's optimistic mess · The convenience for those. such the handicapped, who normally w nc:it be able to trek through a wildli ark is one of lhe reasons Lion Coun Safari as a dr1v e ·through ldlife sanctuary Celebrities also can t the tour without bein~ bothered Y crowds Pres . Richard Nixon nt througti a bout two years ago d. more re- cently. Jon Voight. N he Wood and Robert Wagner But the ma in reas for a drive-in park ·is to let vis rs see the wild animals in their ural habitat. say:. publicist Jo Schet "The idea wa al instead of havmg the animals ca we'd have the peop:e caged an their r~ and tour buses so the animals co be as natural as possi- ble." . Those t mg the tour they hsten •.o a taped ·to gu1de--defimtely get what•~ advert 1t ·s unusual to see the underbelly of a ssmg giraffe. Ostriches also have bcE' nown to peck at windshields. d . .says Ms. Scheller. 1t 1s now ma•- 1 !>Cason for the rhinos, with the c adway being a preferred mating round. So 1t 1s not uncommon to come across a pair of two and a half ton roadblocks . Vi sitors are warned to keep their win· dows rolled up. Paying for Confinement Some parents are stunned at the $53-a-day fee for their child1s stay in juvenile hall. ' By CHERYL ROMO Oft ... D•lly Pll.C Si.ff A tcen·age girl is caught shoplifting a $13 blouse. It i& not a first offense. After court pro- ceedinl(s. the jud~e sentences the 17.year-0ld to four days in juvenlle hall. . •The girl's mother, a single worklna parent, ls flabbergasted when she 11nds she ls responsible for the $57 per day charge <recently reduced to W > while her chUd is confined. RecenUy Superior Court Judge Raymond Vincent, former presiding Judge of the Orange County Juvenile Court, attacked the county's practice or billmg p11rents of juveniles for the use or county raclllties while In confinement. "We treat parents very unfairly," be said at the time, stattni the ·s1 million a year In re- venue does not compare with the loss of "paren· tal cooperation we lose by these tactics." The girl who shoplifted the blouse has since turned 18 and left the state. Her mother still makes $25·a-month payments lo the county. • "The way 1 ~eally feel about it is as If it's one more time the middle-class divorced, work- In~ mother who pays her bills Is stuck for It." said the nu>ther. ShAe said her daughter was fed "in· edible" starchy food and feels the experience "dldn 'l do one bit of good about changing her <daughter's> attitude." Accordin,c to Chief Probation OfCicer Nancy Nelson, the fees for use of county facilities are rooted in the state child support statute. Her of· flee receives about two complaints a month from parents. "Basically, we are trying to get the parents to accept reaponslblUty," she said, mdlcaUng the amount of the fees are determined annually ' . ,.. ... by the county auditor and only asse~ed to re cover costs. Walt Krause. director of fiscal $erv1ces with the Probation Department. stressed that eoch case Is handled individually using U.S. Depart· ment of Labor guidelines to determine ability lo pay. .. It is not a per'mlssive Jaw," he said ... ll is a state law and required. ·;1Krause said the rate a lso varies according to whether the child Is placed In a county dr private facility .. All parents are asked lo pay in the final go-round," he said, .. is what they are able to pay We try lo work wtth them to help with the problems that brought thelr child here in the tirst place." In addition t o Juvenile hall, parents are asked to re.imb\Jrse the county it their child Is confined al Joplin Ranch, Los Ptnos. the Youth Guidance Center and lhe Albert Sitton Home Pnvutt• agenctC' -such a!! thl' Bo.r Republic. Good Samaritan and group homes - a re also part of the program. But the <:verage amount a parent pays. said Ms. Nelson.·~ abot:t Sl8 per day of confinement. And the total may be paid ip installments over a long period. Low income f&O)lhes do not pay She said that as a 20-year veteran of the Probation Department she is disturbed by th~ un1mos1ty expressed by some parents · .. Very cand1dly, one of the things that t:-e quently concerns me 1-s peopie who are not cor· cerned when their child 1!' confined but are con cerned when they get lhe bill ··Sometimes It can have bot~ ~1tht' ano negative consequences for the enllre !am::y Kids can better relate to the time parent: h:..,,. to take ore lrom work and the d1re<:t financ•a: 1mpos1lion ·· ' '•.~ •. r.--...-. ' \ • '¥• .. .. r " -.. --... . . .. ... . ' I iS2 DAILY PllOT Parent 'Had It' With Education L>t:AH AN"li J.ANOER~ Our k.11h t.Mnk I'm old1.-r than Uw hJll• but I'm only 29 Our 11on 1:. ~vcn 1lK' i 1rl I• four Alth011Hh J oe l• Jus t l'ntPr\nl( aucond "ritd~ I'd IJke t.o c-om I'-'~ hi:. tduulhln with mint> T h ere w~rt aJwaya bl·t v. m 37 and 42 le Id! 1n my cl In elemen tar) ~ J0t•'a class h tt 23 In tacb grade I had une tea<'her Thffe •ere no "aides" othtr than tro;vtl l nt a p ceth ther pill and a woman who cam In to help ··.;low readen " One teacher taught u:o. l'\'er)'UUna lb.e lhre-e R ·~. music. art. MYm the works. Joe's teacher baa an .. 11 ss i6lant t acher." «a mus ic teacher. an art teacher. gym t achcr. a play. ground lnetructor and a lunchroom supervisor. My leathers had two 1n·school confere nces with my parent.JI every yea r and visited our home at least once. If a pupil broke a leg . the teacher was there to s1~n the cast before 1l was dry. IC a kid had his toni.1ls out. or chicken pox. the teacher brought lht• homework to the A•• £tllNlen hou1r and handed over a pnkttl of aet·•·ell ('ard mode by bia cl uamatt• tr you 'ra worr•td •bout makert ol chear. IO)'t Cotng OUl O( bus · ness. don't be The kids in thf' ru .. l irude play b1naco and checker11 rew· ularly and lhe winners 1et tht tr pick or <• ton and a half of t-ht>Br>. plastic doodads. Twenty years ago kids learned how to read und write and spell The tax payers own e d th e schools and the parents and teachers controlled wh at went on In the c l assroom . Now lt seems the school board owna lhe schools and tJlQ pareot.3 have nothing to say. and taxes are going through the roof. -l'VE HAD IT DEAR HAD I T : I agree that when one tt'lcher le•che5 every- thing. she <or be> gets to know each student more lntlm•tely. It eems to me, however, ( Horoseope ) Si\TURDA\',SEPT.16 By SYDNEY OMi\RR ARIES IMarch 21 April 19): Lunar posi· lron tells or clandestine arr angement. Key I~ lo be discreet, Play cards close lo chest. You're being tested. You're on brink of discovery, even Cl revelation. Know it, be quiet wilh.in -and con fl dent. TAURUS CA prrl '20- May 20): You can gain valuable hint from Aries message. Much that OC· <·urs Is obsc ured, lo code. behind lhe scenes. One who ador es you might appear as a "mysterious stranger.·· You a re given informa- tton wh ich proves in· strumental in fulfillment of wishes. ambitions GEMINI <May 21· •Jne 20) · Build, clarify Aj!ls. make pos ition <' \r to one who is im· por ml to you. Shared t'XPt.\enccs ure a part 0.r s '-nario. Can cer, C a P r ·~or n pc r s on s hgure kiminenlly -so does tr. number 8 . necognil•n a nd addi· t1onal funs might be featured. CANCER (June 21· July 22): Lta.Qr aspect c oincides ~w with J~urney, ~~i~ubllcalto~ a un.1que P lishlng or cornmunicat "'as ar range m ent. Ge,lni Virgo figure promh ... 0t'. ly -so does the num1or S. Surprise is due --.;,. long·dlstance call 01 message. LEO <July 23-AUJ.t. 22 I: You gel "facts or life." Means pretense is pulled away. You learn where you stand, in business a nd love. Aquarius, Scorpio persons figure in picture. There Is fiash or "llluminallon." You perceive without know. mg. All or this comes Into sharp focus. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your ability to analyie, t.o make deduc· tion s is r e warde d . Member or opposite sex declares you a genius. An attorney concedes you 8 major point. rr sin gle, there is dis- cussion concerning mar· riage. If married, you are a pproached concern· Buy one Item ... Get secon<' item at 112 price ! Come rn and :ree our Bra!8 Crodlf' Fashions for Women & Chlldren (lnf1nt·6x> Jtwelry & Gifts 2821 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach (bftwffn 21th & 30th St.> UYIWI rt • 873-2190 Hours Tuet.•Slt. 10-S:• c... .... ' - • .,., ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE E ,_ HI l'O• • ( ___ Co_n_s1_•1_11_e_r_N_o_t_e_s ___ ) PUBLIC NOTJ PUBLIC NOTICE .. various orchards nnd t•rops via rlyanw crop duSll•rs end tructor de v1ct'R . Sare "re-e ntry l~vels," meamng a rel· atively s a re lime an · tervul between spraying a nd harvest, will also be part~ the research. Sel ber siinh , . when the exact amount ot lime Is unknown, tor any number or reasons, the common practice In the past has been to over-compensate. in ~ interes t or urety ror everyone. ••• new listings It is put together not unlike the yello't' pages or I h e phont' company's book . Tho se arc th e particulars. now thJs Is how you order the book: to or er the Toll Free st, Mnd $4.50 plus 50 cenbq postage and hand· ling to. Tott Free Dlsest, Box 800. Claverack, N. y. 1251$ or call toll·frff <what else I. 800 447·4700. As lt says on Ute cov· er. It is "the book that pays for it.self the first time you use it." • •• Many a Ume 1 have While browsing s a t 1n fro nt or my around the Department tetevlsion and seen a or Parks and Recreation commercial come on I came up with more where the announcer Is booklets that I bave giving an "800" or toll· round to be ve ry in· free number and the terestlng. scramble begins. The first is entitled First I can·t find a The Mother Lode Sky pencil, then I can't find Trail. This 54-some-odd a piece or paper and page booklet is designed then. horrors, the com-for pilots who desire to me rcial ls over and I view the mothe r lode don't have the informs-area from the air. lion . For the pilot the book "'-R e cent I y. 1 came contains a detailed route across the very thing to to follow, complete with save that mad rush. It's the VO,R frequencies, c a 11 e d "To II · F re e beartnp and diant.ances Digest" and it has listed between the various over 17.000 toll·free polntsofinterest. telephone numbers. Also. as you thumb T h e JI st i n gs a r e through the book there numerous. they Include are descriptions of what hotels, airlines. business you are seeing ft-om the ser vices nationwide. air and a bnef history or news papers. hypnotists. -;;t;;h;;e;;s;;i l;;e;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;-: public services. tires.~ a nd vitamins. To name RUFfEll'S just a few. It co v e r s 490 ~Y · categories, runs ISO -..y.w• pages in length. and the ..... current addition has 1912.....,ltw.l been updated by 3,000 C-..._-....-nt HOU. 'f LASH Y111L St ... , ........... -'CTIH() -COMMuNIQo~ SOCIAL l't!ACTICU -'LL ~8 Of' lllNOING _ ...,...""" CA.Llt1MIM 90a ... __ ~O~ot-.\~G 5.~ THE RIGHT WAY Advanced Health Center ,0. .1 ...... Cl\<01'09 y ""I! h•Vl"9 .,1n4 I H-'MO y ~·· 1011611 to 0.-ecl 1 .. ,.,..,, INl ....... " 0'<100 M why "'- <OOV Of I~ PHO! • ., u••uon. ti Ofl<• .--.. 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Ill.., "' II"' Utt Wiii\ ,,,,_ lillf't ~ .net JllfOCll to pl !NI • <Oll't INI"°' "'"' --Of' ~of<~ ••"1111'• .uorf'ey .net °" _,. ""''" "en '"""""'14fd IW .., ,..,.,.,., ,...,.,..-,..~l•M-O ,.N on• ll'lflr ""'' ••O tMoe.-01,.ci 1111 T " ... '"',,.,.,~of "''"''-fl' 'OI' ••"m .. ~·,, .... ,ft"''°""' ••\00 • • OY I JUlll& A nwMt " ""·~ ...... Me. .... -.c:.i.-• .., .. -'llHW,.._lfl e. .. ' A t• 11141 ..... """'"'""Or ..... CoMC 0..1t ...... ... H ,... I • I\ ,.,. ..,, ,. ~..... . ... . . -.. -.,. ...... -.. --··' NATION / OBITUARIES P au NOTI £ . .,, PICTITIOU' aUSINIU .. AMIUAtl. .... NT ,,.. ,. .. _,,.. llW•Mlll• ...... llt PUBUC NOTICE --------~-Ou fl no llM• ne•I .0 conHCullY• Fndey. S.ptomber 1~. 1979 P UBUC NOTICE PUBlJC NOTICE P Uat.IC NOTICE DAILY PILOT P UBlJC NOTICE NOTl<a TOC••Ot~ I Uf'latOlt ~lt'T 011 fMIE ITATa Of' CAU~IA POtl TMI COUNTY~Otl ..... I -~1 Cancer Agent In Moms' Milk IOj\lnntn OOY\\t!Y "'IL MAICIH. "n Century Pl••· C..u Mew. CeltfOf'ftl• tJtJt l•tena.r cM'f\ tlw to•-1"9 ~rllled ur1Klur• tot...., et,,. \Ila Ll4e Nord . Ntwllffl l'IHCll, -" lilt avellM>lt '"' rtMOvel MIO ttle<atlofl t'XISTINO JO Yl!AA OLO IW(). \fOltY .. I N OL.l ·P AM ILY IEU•I• Of OEO•O& .... Nl(LIN c;AMPl fU...~ w SJllNC; TON I A p I MP11$ur1ble amounu M th1· 'WIJX <'ll"CI <'~Hll 1•r c a~ll\Sl l hemlcal PCB wl'rl" round In lhc· milk 11( nHrl)' one third of ull nunlnQ moc.h"r" '""'Ni in• 19'7!1 n tlonwl~ study, th\• t;thtronmt•nlal flrol1 r,1011 Al(,1ncy1eporth 1 he EflA 111d, hCJ\u> ... cr II waa unknown whl•lhl'r lh(• prt'M'""'' of PClJr. In lhl' molhcira' rnllk po• d .i tl\•ul\h threat to nu,.,.lnJ: rhlldren THE Gt:l\f'V SAIO Tlfl1L'iDAY It look l.038 i.llmpl~ of nMl,ht•r'\ milk. with 300, or 31 per<'tnt. l'Ont11in1nai m a..'lunble smounl'I of PC'!S' It "aid onl)"tUnt>. ampl~ c-ontatm•(! no l'<'R" Pt'R" 'hort for pol~t·hlonn11ted blphenyli. ut· andu t nul <'ht•mlc )I<\ w.t•d mamly aa 1Mulullng Ouida In (•l('ctrtt'al equ1pmt'ftl The C'O mOQund no IC1nJ11•1 '' manufaC'tun-d 1n tht> Unit~ States. and tht> t-: P \ ha~ propc.1wd bunning lhc use, manufllc tun• ond rfo,1r1h11110') of PCBs I'(' ll' "'hwh er<' 1.1. tdt'~JJ!'l'ad throu&hout lhe ••nv11 onmt•nt ha' t t'uuwtt tumo..,., birth defects .ind hH•r 1lmeo" 1n luborntory animals They uho .Ht' u l\U'\JM'C'l(>(J l'Unrer CllUbl0£ UilCnt '" human~ lit low lt•\<t'ls Of t'\poSUTt' ''T HF. ST\10 \' M t::\NS THAT PCBs arc so pn'' alt•nt 1n tht• food <'hatn that 1t even gel~ mto mnth~·r .. • milk,· , .. ,d Jt·rry Blondt•ll of the EJ>/\'s 11••'-11<·111t• ''"'''"' Tht• f:f'A 't 11d~ !>howrd that a total of 309 \H)m l'O JH'lldUl t•tl rnllk With more lhun 05 parts pt•r m1lhon, tht• lowebl mca-.urublc lcvtl An un· known lf•v('I was detected an the rcm<tlnder. 'fhe 30'J contumtnated samples averaged 0.93 parts per million PCBs, and the researchers found thr rat C'ontent of the milk averaged 2.2 p1trts per mll11on ThC' Food and Drug Administration has set a "prov1i.ional tolt•rance" level of 2.5 parts per rlullion for Pelis 1n lhE' rattv part of the whole milk 'old 1 n stores. J hgher levels are considered un· !>afe T HE WOMt:N F ROM 45 STATES involved in thP ~ludy volunteNed lhl: s amples while hos p1talw?d durinit childbirth The women we re not 1dcnt1ficd "In J.tCn<'ral. the milk of women from Kansas. M1ehigan, New York, Texas and Wisconsin con· ta ancd th<' hi~hcst levels of PCBs," the agency said. Dnatla !Wot Ir~• ~•Nodr~• A•fEL.l ALEN IPENt ATKINSON Al<Ttl l . ,.,, • l<ARPY AZEN, ri~•ldent Of L~ouna °""' al CofOM Otl "Mr, C<> Po>f'<I 8nd(I\, Cd SUr••1'tel bv hi\ wllo Fay• """"' on ~''"'"'n.o' 14 ltl8 •I Ho•o ~n Slan••v ....o 0..UQlltt• Ju<11tn """ M••moru1I Mu,p.t•t «',t"Wlt 1\ '\lit w-1vrd Ov 8~tn'Jilem MiPf¥'tOlibl t.flt"'ll<•\ w ilt t>4' hf'lr b"'IOVrO hU\bAnd (f,.tr nctt, 'l hCld on MOnddV Sf-C)tembftf 18 <ti o~uont•r\ F.llt•l'H'lh Hr1ot1 ol S~n IPM .. 1 IOt> t1~r1Jc>r l.Aw,,.MOunl 01ove P•dro, C• ilt\O Clr~nnr £ '""'' ol S•n· Mor1v~ry C"lwPlll HMCIO< L•wn Mount ...... ~. c ... ) sl\ltr\ r v .. JollMOn 01 Ollv• MorlUUY ol CoU• M*U A1ver\1de C.. ,-h(t· Ptfl'f'tt• ot South 1.e0-))).4 p.,\Mi(J,.nA. (~ (IArft llrown Ot N•WPot t 8"..Ch c. I b<Ol!W'! C,ordo '"'10 O<\ _..,, S.Plt'nt~( 19 t •ll •I 7PM •I St AnOr•w) PnsWJtri.,, ~n, 600 SI Andt.,..• R-. N•wpof'I a..c11. C.. tn H•u ot ·-·· 11\t IMnlly """""' ""'"'°'''"' (Onlrt bulton\ to SI Anor .. w" Pr,.\.bvl...,.ilin CJturcn Mit•mot1111I Fund P•t•ll( V1tw MorlUMY N"'l'(lf1 8t.Cll O•ftKlor' OEH•LICM HORTENSE. C. CiEHALICM. o+•....O •••Y °" Sotl>ftf''lll'' I• .. ,. Rnl<l.nt ol Bll#n.t Pen . <.e 1 ... n v••" 5"" " " ""''""'" o4 tlw A•ll•t<> C•u1> ot ttw A•t•ll (.lf)<'S Union SN " \Urvtveo 1>1 ""' hu""""° Lynne, o.uon••• Al•<• A •o•m\, \•\lflf"\, MAr-tM A tl•m And NtitM f W tlhMn'\1 bf'OH'tr (ti( HAii 4'hd l 11•..,lk '"'°r"" S-r•k •• will be l\elO ""~lutday Srt>l""'I>'" i., "''et 2PM "' ttwo .... -l.""'" MorlUAry Cll•pel. lf'Ut-tm,.n1 ~VK-fl'\ et H-.f'bOf U.wn M11mori•I PAr\. HafbOt U wft.-Mc>uttt 011•~ M0'1U.VY\.IO ~\).! IAlatTT Deatlu .. Elsewhere MUN I C H , We s t Germany <AP > -Willy M esse r sc hmitt , a German aircraft de· si~ner who developed the world's rirst prodUC· ti on model jet fighter. died today after major surgery. Messerschmitt designed the propeller· driven Me·l09 fighter. of which 30.000 were built during World War lt. 0 • M .. Cit, Inc • • C.111..,.,.1• 19'"'•'..,._ Jtn <-tut• l"leu. c:..i. ,..... tAll!Ot"nl•-- '"" bu.lnn.l It CtftiMIM •¥ e <Of -··IOI\ O !lo M. Mii•. ii'< , ....... 111om41• ... ~ '"" .... ..-• ., llltel •1111 ,,,. c"""h ,,,.. ... ., °'""" t.l;nty Oft S.P. l--·· "" .... ,.,AAO..MUl..l.IN, a ICMY I• ... HAMf'TOte Ult ..... ~ ..... , ... ~· ...... ~·-11 , .. llUl~l7• ....... Puou,_ Or-c-1 O.llv Piiot, .. pt•mlM• I, U, Ji, tt, ltrt P 81.JC NOTICE . ,.... .. 0'11CIE TOC•IOITOH ........ IUfl'l •IDaCCMIU Of' nta HATE~ CM.JfllOltNIA. l'Oa TM I cDuNfY Of' oaAtllOIE tn the M•lltf 01 '"' l \lel• 01 MAASHAU.J MQWl.Ett,0.U•Md Noll<• h ~ tlveft IO crt411oo ... vll\Q <1eirM ~· ttw wld eec .. OWll to me M1<1 clel'"" In 111t tttl<t ol Ille t ler\ of ll'tt 4if0f-icl G-1 Ot lo pt ... tll 11\tfn lo Ille ...-MQntcl el llW elfke of lt08£1tT W LITTLE. AT· rO•Nt.Y AT U.W. •IO NEWPORT 'l!HTCR ORl\IE , NEWPORT 8EAC14, C.A ...0. wnl<ll 1<111•• Offl<f h Cllt Pie<• of llU\l~u of IM un dtO IQntd 1n •II ,.,,.ll•rt penelnlno to \410 ••l•tt SU<I\ <l•lm• will\ Ille nect\\••'I' vouchen m.nt be Ille<! o• prntnled •\ 1l0t t\•IO wllflln lour tnonlll\ 1Clef 111t llr" PVllllUllon Of lllh "°""'· D•ted AUQU\1 23, 1•11. Oor•l,._lalt •011•Tw.L1n L1 aiw ... .,.-.1.ew •M NIWfl'OttT CIJITIE" Da. .... -' ._ ... CA. ftWol Tef: 11141 ........ 11 IHUlt ....... will ...... _....... Put>tl•lled 0r91'19' Coe~t O•lly Piiot, 0':!~~= Or-c;Mtl DellY ,llOI s.111 u . 1e." 10, 21. n. u, 1', 21. tt. ttll '*"" P UBLIC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUI eUllNIEU NAM9STATIEMaNT Tiie IOl'°"'no ...,_ I• ~ llull- MU :~L INVESTMENTS, •JOI W~ Oc•ent•ollt , Htwporl Be•ch1 Glllfornl•~ ,,., T"°""'' S ~· .. W .,.,.-front Nt-1 ll.Glllf0tllle'1M.J Tl\it ""''-I c~led llY "" In· (llvhtu•I f1'0MllS5 ...... TlllJ stel-1 ••~Ill.., wllh 11\e County Cltflo. of Oret\11!1 CounlY on Stp. PUBLIC NOTICE ' PICTITIOUI autlNll.ff NAMI STATU .. flfT Tht toll-Inv "'"o'" •t• OOlnv bu\lnet\•• M A I N MA ~T MA •l"I" SERVICE, tO ""0""' "'•<•. Al'lel\tlm, CelllCM'nte t2ICll Jeffery Altell GrlfnsltY. JOOJ Clo • ... ~ llMch. Celltom4•...., JOMOI\ Gtr.u. w y-...... Aael\tlm, Cellforn1•9*1 flll• .... ,_, ,, <00\Mlfd by • -···~ Jtfferl' A Gr'"9itY Thi\ ,..,,_ w*l tiled wltll - COIHllY Cttn ol Or ..... ColonCy Oii S.0- lemllfr •. 1m . , ..... Put>lltMO 0t9fttt C.0..t 0.111' Piiot, flttts&J StPltmber I, IS, 11. 1'. 1979 PuDll~ Or-Coe\I Deity Piiot .t.llQU'I JS -Sitol-t, I. •S, tm .. ,..,. PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ··~ NOTIC:IE TOCa aDtTOO •·~ NO.A ..... n MOTIC:I! TO caEDITOas \Ufl'E••Ott couaT Ofl T ... NO....... STAT• Of' CALlf'CMNIA l'Oa SUfl'IEIUOtt C.OUaT Ofl TME T ... COUNTY Ofl otlANOI ST•T• Of' CALl~NIA f'O• "' Ill• "'-lier ol Ill• ht•I• OI THIECOUNTYOftOUNGI MAR THA M. HORTl<COTE. •ho ltmber •· "11 ,.1..,.. -------------PuDll~ Or-.ot Cotti Delly Pllol. StPltMlltf I. IS, 22. 2', .. ,. -42'Mt -------------~ PUBLIC NOTICE P UBLIC NOTICE In Ill• M•ll•• ol II•• E~•··· ol •nown ., MART l<A M AR I E GEORGE KENNETH R08ERTS0.:, N~:l~~.C~T~~·:r::.; 10 <rtclClott 11.,UI.. eke GEORGE IC. ROBERTSON, h•vlnQ cl•IM\ eQelll•I ll'•t ••• ~•CT1nous •UMNUS G I(, ROBERTSON. o.c •• seci. I .... of NAM« UATIMINT Notice •• bereOY ........ lo <reclllon dec.O.nl to Ille \910 Cl•IMt n MYlllO cl.i.nt -''"' tl\e selo Clec•· II<• of,,,. cleft! ol"" •'"'"'Id coun PUBLIC. 14EAAIN" Will BE Tiie IOllOWlllQ perM>ll\ ••• 001110 ~.,tit kl 1~•-1 1~ot11••ot OflopreW<l!l,,..,,lotMvnotr,'9')eel v l>vtlnen e\, -· 0 • w < ...... n "" -•• Ille OCllCe ot A104ARO 0 fHO•N . l<ELO BY THE COSTA MESA PLAN· RANGE "0" PARTNERSl<IP,"' u ... clertc of "" ef«tteld court ... to WAAO " WARD • SANOeRS. ~:IO NINO COMMISSION AT THE CITY fN'Uenl '"""'lo Ille UftOlrM9M<1 e111W Augu\l U, 5ec1t. l,I, U, tt11 l<ALL, 11 FAIR OAIVE. COSTA ~~~1~.~:.·~~;rul, Co\!• Mt\e offtct ol SECURITY PACIFIC "8" Sir"'· Sullt ?Cit, S-OIDfl~· MESA, CALIFORNIA, AT 6 :IO P.M. "" ~ "'9 NATIONAL 8ANll., l•Oull• Hiii>. Cetllornl• WIOI, wf\lcl\ letltr '9 ' O A AS S OON AS POSSIBLE Dellltl Gllbtr1. J'llJ Or--Celllornle, wf\lct\ t.tttr offke" Ille 11\e Pl•tt 01 1>1ninen et lllt un• 41).1.1' T .. E R EAF T ER ON MON OA y. Avenue, ~AIM'llOO$, CetllO#nl•90no piece ol -~oc Ille -nlQMd In cM•\lqned in •11 mell•r' Pff1•k>lf\O to -------------SEPTEM8ER2S, 1'71. Slaney J ecobt. '7•• Fedtrel •II m•U•~~ lltft4il')lllO to Wld ttl•lt \•Id e•l•lt Su<ll Cl••m• wllh Ille REGAAOIN(i THE FOLLOWING Avenue. LO\._ ...... Celllornl•'4lOM Suell (lelM\ wltll Ille necuurv ... u•u••Y -outlwM> ....... be llltcl Ot P UBLIC NOTICE APPLICATIONS. Thi\ bu.ineu I• conoucttd DY • VOU<llert ,,_1 i. t11tc1 °' ,,,_1.a •• pruellttd o elO<H••O w1th1n tour 1. A ,..,... et .1M4Wll•, Kevin •nO llMll•G =::::.:.,,, elor.wld within IOU< ..-rm •It.er Ille ::':'::,<•:.., llw 11"1 pul>Cl<•llOll of NOTlc& TO CAIDITOAS l(rlu Jef'\eft, 21~ Meyer Piece. C.O.t• Tl\!\ •1•1-t we\ meo wlll\ llle !lr~~=~:.::.:,1Z,'1~~1(t O•ttd Seol ..... •. 1\19 u..ertM Moe. C•tlf0tnl•. t•9'tfOlllQ fUbtlc c.oun1, Cltfl( ol Or9'\9t County on S.p. Se<llfitl'P..Cllk Net-•• S--0 LOyO NOrtFl<Ote NOTICIE IS HE•E&V 01Vt:N IO Ille <~Mlloo Of ttw _,,. nMNd -..,., nwt •II --....,,no c.&lllM• -·n•I ,,.. .. ,o --.,. '-',.. 1t 11oe llwM, wlll\ the _ _...-~ II\ Ille ofllU ti Ille ~~ o4 --en lltlecl u urt, or lO .,,,._.. ~. ••II\ Ille fttCeUMY -"'"· IO llW 11n cttnlQnff et .,.,,, •rvlnt lollltv•fo, Tu\1111, CA, Wfll<ll It Ille Olk• of bull l'ltU Ill 11\e li"OtrttoMd In •II meilef\ Ptf'tfinl"41 IO the ftlAllA of U ld dK• de<ll, wllllln tow monl~ etlwf "" flr\I flUl>ll<•11ot\ o1111 .. nblke. Oett<I AUOUll 1•. 1'11 ci ... -.. O.vld GlmPOell l!a~oflMWlll ofllle-M~ dt<4ICltnl \TIEVl'.111 T. DeLeAtOOI 11U JlrtrCM ....... eN Tv.tl•.CA.._ Tel: 1)1·:1171 A-···~ PUbl•\Md Ore19 C.O.v O.llv P•lot Sepl. I, I . t\, tt. lf1t 411' II ~UBUC NOTICE NOTICE: TO CJllOITOtlS su,•••oa cou•n Of' '"1 STA fl ~ CM,lfllQtlNIA •Ott THI CCMINTY Ofl OAANCM ,,..,,...... E\tete of EVEYLN M 14ERMAN, ''• EVELYN MAY Ht:RMAN, Oecee'ltCI NOTICE IS HERESY Cl\IEN to l"t <rtOllOf• OI IN -n.mect clt<-1 11\tl ell ,,.,_, l\tY"'Q <I••-tQelllU t1w1 w10 0.Cedenl.,.. rt1qu1re0 to Ill« 11\eM, w•tn tnt lle<H .... v vouctwn •n •lie otllo of '"" clt'nt of t"t •!love .... llllfd (O..rl, Of lo Pf-ltWM, w"h Ille nectner; -ou<ntr'lo, 10 I,.. un Clt•••oned el 761• ScKitl\ P••l'l•r Av• • w 111111., CA. ""'<" " the ,.. ... ot bu\lne\\ ot '"" unden~ •n ell mat ''" pert•ln•no 10 the ~•••• ot •••O a. (~Ill, wllhll\ IOU• MOnlll\ olittf tlltt llt\I OUDllutlOI\ of 1111\ not!« Oated AUQUSI JS, , .. ,. DONALD E. 14EAMAN E-ulorotlNWlll Ofllle•lloven.wntIN, THOMf'SO•U NIUC>ff 7U4*'1lfl'_A_ WMftler,CA~ A"ttlMYf .. E•K -Put>tl\he<I Or-C.0.~t 0.01ly P1IOI ~pl '· •• I), n. 1t11 4n1 II PUBLJC NOTICE '"'''' II t "'*"'llhw.U... ""l~nc• vefli<lft loUtecl •I ..tiove •d· ttmo.r ll. 191t 9..,ic !.~~~~Will ....... Act Ore\\ SL.AVITT, ICI NG, .,. -~~" SU,l ••Olt C:OUltT Of' THIE l. C•H*-'eti. ti • ., tNIMMt 0' WEIH • & fl'UILa1 a o1. ~ ..... M:::~~':w;::·· WAAO & WA•D & SANDa•s •·JSI» STATIEOf'CAU PO•NIAflOa Ille City COuncll ot lllt Clll' Of Co•I• ltH Cet>IWT fl'wtl E••• ,.':If:-j' • ._y........ su,1a 101tcouaTOftTME TH•C:OUNTYOflO•ANOI -w.J:•lltornl•. emendll!Q Ille \I-s........ l•N•"SV... ST4TEOf'CAU f'OaNIAP01t Mt • ....,.. <Mrd\end~req\llr-11hot LttA ........ ~ ........ 1 ICIMNITH:'.:;.!EWEU. ielteJl41 T .. I ClOUWTYOf'OttMfOCf Eilelt of ALBERT CLEVELANO lllepl_Ot,,.lopl'Nf\ldl\lrl<h En· flll .. M ~~~elw S.-0 ..... CMHtnlle .,ltt ...__, SEOORIS, aho know11 U CLEVE vlrotltnenlel O.wrmiNI-CCEOAI Putlflll\edOrOlf\OrC.OUIO.ltyPllOt a....;UJ ., PublltMOOrenvt~ID.tltyPllOI. NOTICE O fll Ml "'ltl NO OP SEOORtS.~ Nt9etlvt0Kl«etlon S.OttM!Nr n. n. "· •nd Oc•-· •. , ........ ~,lltl S.PltMDtrl,IS.n.2'. 1971 f'I TITIC* "'°" """"TIOf'WtU. NOflCE IS HEREBY GIVEN 10 Ille ). ....... '•tltlM •. , •• ,. lor .. ,. T•!'.-lt,'1»!.!!6"0r''"-,. __ .. ~-.1y Pilot. ____________ •_JO_,_.,._, •,A ... D.,PO• Ln-Ta•s HITAMI N crtdllOU of Uw -Mmed 0.C:tOtnf Rl<ll•rd A. SewtCI. ~h0#1Letrl. is. n. "· ,,,. PUBLIC NOTICE E\lett ot .JOHN F JOHNSOH, et.• tlw U ld -.,. r9q;1lrtc1 lo Ille <IO Oon Alk!Mofl, SjO Ntw-1 Cente• 4*-11 J 0 .. N FR I' I 0 F JOHN SON . ,,,.,,.,, wllll"" ~ llOUClwrt, In Orlve, Hewpot1 IM6Ch, Celiloml•. !« P UBLIC NOTICE ------------· oecentOll Slret1 trom Ct lo A• En· a .nm P UBLIC NOTICE lllAM5STATI MIEN'T MARJORIE A. JOHNSON "'"' foled the n1>cowry voucher\, 10 Ille IHI· vlfontnenlel Otltrrnln•llon tCEOAI P'ICTITIOUS a USINISS T lie 101-1119 peuon\ ••• doln11 ...,,.,,. • pe11110n 1or P<~ of Wiii °""'Oneel •I Ille IHlolllte•Of Keltl\ c. Neo•Uvt OKlerallon lGI0.11'311 NAME STAflMI NT •·>SIA 1111\IMU•• •11<1 to• ·~--of Url'8n ,,..,_. we•r>ull, ,.10 81rch, $ullt200, N-port 4. •••-,....iu.. a.J.1710< C.-Of! Tiie lollOwlnO perM>n\ ert ClolnO' PICTtTIOUS a USIMISS WR I TEWAV PROF ESStONAL t•rv ret..--. to wl\Kfl '' ,.,..,. 1or 8Ht ll,CA'16ol(>,-IClllHllePl•uot Tindell. oulhO#lzed)oenl IOr MeH l>v'lntH•\ NAMISTATIMENT l.ITERARY ASSOCIATES.'* N turllle•1Mrfltul .. ~-· ... 1111e 1knt OU\11\e\i OI IM undtt'•'9ned In •II met· P•tltlc Oevetcopment Comf)<lny, 421 CASTLE ANO CARRIAGES, ... Tiie tollowll!Q ptf~t ••• oo1nQ 8roeclw•y, ~· Ane, C.lltornl• ~ •"0 plec,e of ,_.,,119 11\e ....,.. ,.., Ito f>@f'l•lnl"O to lMhleltOf Mlddt· Oak GrOYe Clrc le, An•"•I m. &eUr Street, 5-ille UO, ~I• Mew, l>v\lneu n Ohld W S.ISIQt•. UI 9,..,1_ -II .. t 1., Ot'-l. 1'11', .. 10.00 c-nt. •llllln fOUf' ..-lht etler Ille C•lllornl•, tor permlUlon lo retone C.lltornla '2111' DEL TACO. '4S 8•11•• StrHt StrMt. C:O.ta -. C.llloml• .,_.17 • m ., 1n the .,_,~ ot ~1meftl 11"1 pubHc.etlon ot tllh llOll<.t. pr-rty IOYlecl •t tt'>S end 19" Me Rot>trt Ciftnler, IOllS s.tnte An•. Co\I• Mtte. C..tu0tnl• 911>,. ' Oon 1-r, i.1011 Ct,,let<r"• NO. >Of ,.,.d~ • .ot 100 Civl< Centi'• D•t•o._:~/~~il';~ pit Aven\le troin R110 Rl. Environ· l ouna e .. <ll,C..lllOf'nl•"HI G••••Y 1nvu11nenl\, l id LAMR~1::·~~:'.::.~7V1171 Hlh ~~~,'!~~··"' -City of !.en!• Aft•, e~~·~-oi~w11101 ment•I Oelertnlnetlon CCEQA I. • Scott MtGuirk, JO wetn11t. JIS? OullOl\1 P,1w, tnrlM, C.llfOf'nl• Street. NewpOtl 841..cl\, Cellforn1e D•l~ ...... --,··.1•11 ~"'-, ..... , NeQ•ll~• Oecteretlon N •PO•I 8"Cll, C.llfornl• t1fMO 91... ~ --··-'• Che-MmedCIKtdenl S. ftni.ttw ,,.._et Trect ltSJt 10< e Velentlne Ed• .. rd~. Ler<lltn &EC Enlerprliet, Inc • 1152 Dv· ~~I\ l>vSlllft' 1, <411'11u<i.<I lrf .,. WIUJAM E. MJOMN, ~lltlTaHl-C.ll,W.-lf'U-TT Dolletd E. Huetiner. 250-A E•'1 1•111 Dutl\l\lraue IO , •OH MEG· -IOrlve,lrvlne,Cellfornl•.,.._. • unlncCM'porMtd.,1«i.tklflot_..._.. O'IENNCounla . ...!..'?6.:"IEa• ..., ·~ Stru~. Cosle -w. Celll0<nle, lo GEN/l.U<el'fl. Swllletl-Tiii' t>utllltU I\ tondU<lt<I DY .. -- Ntw,.,i 9Mdl. CA,_ " .. 1 ......... pl~ Ullll <Mwlop. Tiii\ bU\IMU I\ CoMu<lt<I by. tlmlled--BECr~.!,., .. -•• -. "'"""~~W.Bel\~ ,_rdl...,"'-Ttt: 1no t•m l tntnt. tout911 et M1 Eeo61 1ett\ Street. 1 -·-~""P """"~ ~ ·~ nus ,_ • .., 11.., wi"' "'-s.ite * Aft-Y'9FIE-In en R2 lOllt . En.,ltOnMeftle l qtner• ,....._r_ etGooneralPertf'Wr • ~-C.-..."'11 I R ...... Gr9nMW ,_ •--C.unll' Cieri< ol Qr-Goii.tftty M -~._.. Put>ll"*' Or8119t CO.I 0.Cll' p IOI, Delertnlnet!On CCEQAI ,.......... Tl\IS ,, .. _ wes tlled wllll IM BP'=·=-·-"UllV'' u. I.,., ...... •: ~ auo u , ~. 1, t, 1s. 1m •· x-...,.... ....,.....t za.,...,,, c "'Or c ...... 1 Oft Sep. ·-· -Pv04klOM Or-c-t °"''' Pltot, - _________ ._11_ .. _n IOt ... ,,, B er-. eutl\Ol'lied eg9fll Covl\~y ,,'""1•11. .. -.;-t Tiii' \tel-I w..S llleel •Ill\ the PUOCl'1>e<I Or-C.oesl Deity Piiot, ~-14, IS, 21, "" PUBLIC NOTICE Sufl•••Olt couaTOft TM• IT AT• Of' CALI l"OttNIA l'Ofl TH• DOUNTYO~CMlAlllGI N0.&-'71tl NOTICI OP H I Aal NG or fl'ITITIO" flOtt f'ltOUT• OP Wll4 AND L•TTa•S TIESTAMINTA•Y f'O• AUTMOAIZA"TION TO AD· M l .. I ST•• U ND IE a T HIE INOIEfl'INDeN1' AOMINIST•ATIOtf Oft ESTATU ACT. E•lelt 01 (1.ARENCE. ATKINSON ltELLOOCi e ke CLARENCE A. otELLOGCi, Ol<Mtecl. IOt GOtdon c. AndlNOft. l<M» Quin-ltM ... r • '°""''Cl-o4 Orenee Co;inly Oft S.p. '1•US 1...,,be, '· ,.,. Auousl ts MCI Secit-t, e. U, ,,7' ....,. Drtve, MIMIOfl VlejO, Celllornle, Publl\l\ed 0r.-. ~I Delly Piiot. ~ •IOI rt '°" vetl"fKM '"' .-.ctlon In r~reo " ..... Oc-• 1--------------tronl Mltl«k end lnlerlor ~!IQ. S.Oltmbff tS, tt. .--• PUOCl"'9d Or-Coeosl D.tlly PllOt. PUBLIC NOTICE -~•on~. \lencle•dS tor ,...,.. ltJI • '401·71 ~-I. IS, 22. "· t•1t -re••• \tQr4 In <onlUll<lklfl •1111 1"-onlrU<llon of • lesl•'-r-.1-rent, IOC•led at t"-..,,_,, <OtM< Of PUBLIC NOTICE A~lm A_.:-· tftll Slr"I. In _ --------- • C.l·CP lOllt . Envlrontnfnt•t ftlCTITIOUS aUSINIESJ OeltrMIMllotl CCEOAI Nagai Ive HAMii STATllMIENT OecterellOn TM lol!Owlno ,,_,_ '' CIO<nQ tlusl· 1. z-~ ,..""ll 11·1~142 neu••; tor Edwerd TerrUH, eultoortred CAL ELECTRIC, Sh Welnvt St., -nl fOf Trewnol u ..... etorle6, In-Co'I• MtW, C.. tt•?I t0t-•led. :llOOHytend A-. Cotta JOfln p Mef'lln, 3't Welnvt St . Mew. c.1ttorn1e, tor •••1..-c.u from Ccx•• Mew, c... 91~'' \Ion ordl-.e to tevalltt .. l•llllO ,_. Tiii• ~~· Is tondlKled DY en In· c.onl0<mlno orouncl tlQM, '°'•tt<I at Olvtd11•I :1300 Hyt-A-. In .,_ MP lOM JoM P. Met11" PUBLIC NOTICE HOTlC:S TO C•I DITO•S SU,.ltlOlt ~AT Of' THI" STATIE Of' ~l'OltNIA fl04t a..atloQ THI (ll)Utf=Olt•No• NOTICE TO CalEDITOAS E\l•lt of OA\110 EOWARO CL.ARK "'· ,.__,., Otu•Ml<I s u,•••Ott COU•T o~ THI NOTICE IS HEftEllY 0.\IEN lo llw STATI Of' CALl,OltNIA l'Oa crt<lllOI'\"'.,.. -Nft\tCI cle<e<Mftt T .. C COUNTY O~ 0ttANG• In .... --ot IM E\t.lt"' GAIL ...... •11 ~-·no <•al-..,.,,.,, Ille Wld ._ ere ,..,.,_ lo fllit Pl<ILLI~. ··-k-.. PATRIC•SA llwM, Wiii\ the nec~wrY VOU(M•'I.. '" BEVERL.Y GAIL. PHILLI P , ll\eotllctolllw<ltW1'0CIM-- 0.<H M<I. titted Covrf, « 10 l>'twnf !Nm, wftlt P UBLIC f!IOTICE P ICTITIOUHUSINU4 NAME STAT•MINT , ... 1011-lnQ .,..._ .... -1'0 l>v\IMU•• LAC.UNA EUROPA. ~ S. ~I H~eY. ~ 8tecll, GtfllMN• ~SI c;11effe1I a M Enftfllf'I~. In· (0#-•ltd •• CatHoml• (Of'DO<oKIOn, 10.S S CMsl HIQIO!HY. ~ 8ff<t1, Celltornl• ,_SI Tll" lluSIMU 11' c.ondUC'lld l>Y •<or· por•llon 014AFFAR1& (l<ARLES LEE OAl\l\IT r. re\ld•nl ol (.0\14 -· C• ""''vitn will be Mid in 8.-llev!llf". ~lllno1\ wUh Inter rrwnt '" '""'° fAmUy plot "' Vdlt\dllA 8Yrtltf p,.,, Hm t>Of lc'.tWf' M ount Ohv~ l0<wMd1tlQ (1111)(10" SIGMAN ALIC!: SlvMAN, P••'4'0 .iw•Y nn !>flpl•mb<lr 1~. 1~18 S.-• •" r. poondlno '"' PtPt(f' Orot.._,,, ~m+tn" MOrtUMV ~JI> •\n SLllCER MQWARO SLllC E R, ,~,.a .. n1 ()I l<un• hnQIOft 8Mcrf. (II p.,..,.., .. w•Y Or\ Sro1~mo.r I\ 1q19 '>erv1tf'\ .,,. Ol'nd· '"0 l'tt P ttH(I' ArOth .. r\ Smttn\• MO•tu••Y SJt>-•S,. CA•TER AL ON LO CAR f f R. tt\llltonl ol l<un t1noton S.-~"· CA. P••""" •wav °" Stpt~mtHI< 14 1'1111 S..-v.,.., ••• IH!nd· '"Cl ~• Pl•t<~ Brother\ Smiths' MOflv• ry \»•UC! WtLTOH BER Tl<A LEE WILTON MO\!Oenl of L•IJ~v••·· c... Ptt\...-d ftW.'f on Sieo- IHnber 14 "111 ""'•«•• l)l'ndlno •• P1•t< • 8•011\t" !>m<UI\ Morlu"r y >>& tUt FLAGSTAFF. Ar iz. l AP> Phillip Johnston, 85, who su~· J.ICSted using the Navajo language, a language the Japanese were una· blc Lo der iphe r . foe secret communications during World War II. died Monday i n the Veterans Administration hospital in San Diego. Johnston . r eceive d a s pecial congressional m edal in 1969 for his sug~estion and related work NOTICB IS HEREBY GIVIEN lhal CLARENCE AlKINSON KELLOGG JR , llal filed lltrtlll • pt11tlon fOf PrOWI• ot Wiii end IU•*"* Of Ulltn THl•Menlary IO lllt Pelilklne< end for eutllOrlHllol'I to e<tmlntaltr Ut\Cllr lllt lnCltPtndenl _,tn1nl1t••llon of EitelH A<I, reter-.e lo -fCll I• Made for fUf'll"' paf'Vcultrl, -lllel Ille Urnt end pt.ct of -lllQ 11'4 ume ha) i.en W1 IOf SePlefnller2•, 1111, al tO 00 •· M., lnttwcouf'l,_.,,OIDei>ertt'tMllt No 3o4 w10 touf'I. et 100 Civic Canter Ori..- Wt\I, In Cllt City of Senle Ane. C.llto•n•• Envlrol'lmtnl•I Oelerin1na11on Tiiis \.,t_I w•t flltcl with tt.e CCEOAI' Hemf)t County Cltr~otOrenoeCountyonJuly I. Zt M l!•c:eplleol fl'trmll Zl ·7•1•J JI "" De led Septtm«>tr •• 1'11 WIUJAM I . SI JC>Hf', Countyc.terk ,UNDIN•••o a HAUGHTON ~w .... a . .......,._ UI IHI 11111 st~ hilt 112 C..la -... Gallfenlie Tt l: ,_..77t> •tt-ytfW: ...... a-r PubtltMO Oran98 Coot'I Delly Piiot, S.Plt"lbtr •••• u. "" for Lance Well. autl\Ol'ltfld .oqtnt tor Shew end Taltlol, 1303 Avot•dO Avenue, Suite UO. Newpart 8e•cn C•lllor n1e. 1or " Condlllonet uu PerMll to •llOw retell uies and tnolOtcy(I• MNIC•no. touted •I ISS Wnl 11th Strttl, Unit> C & 0 . In <1n MG t-. Envlronmtlll•I Delermln•· lion CCEOAI. tM""91 '· z-IE~ hrmll ZE·7•tw for JoM ~UM. In< • 11ut110rl1eelQM-lo ellow oll· .... \1Qnl. tocaltd •I _... -.u In • Cl tone. E11•1ronincnte1 O.termu-.1100\ ICEOA t ••e<'llllt ... ,_ 1scwe-......... l l ·,..1'.S 00\.TI tor L11mln•rl Neon Coinpeny, In ------------C«pOteltd, ~llOflled _.,, IOt H•t rlnoton ln'tht,,,.,,1 ComtMny, P 0 . 8oi t 181. Hunl•nQIOn 8tecl\, C•llforn1e, tor v•rNtnee to moo1ty • p"'"' Pu1>l1\lled OrM\91' Coetl Dally Piiot Sept I, 8. Ii, 17, 1~11 dl4-18 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE INVlflNO alOS Tiit County S&nl\41hon 0 1"rlth of Oran11• CounlY, Celll0<nl• will r..:elve -.el*<! 010' unlll ,_,, SePltm.,., a . ,.,. "' II 00. M. 8ICI\ MU~I ... re· ceived •111\e Omr1<I'' Adr•Un"lrallvt ofl tct\ l>Y Ille date e nd t ime Mftlftellow wt lonll, el wf\1(11 time 11\eY Wiii be flU!lll<IY -"" ...0 •• em111tO •I lllt offkt ot IM Olllrl<t•. , ...... Ettl• AYenue, F-l••n Velley, Callto•n••· ,.,. tN IOl-nQ ONE Ill• fON CRANE, TRUCK MOUNTE.0 SPECIFICAllON .. 0 E.otl 8 10\ m~l I» wbmltttd Oii IM IDf"ll •uPC>litO by lllt Ot•lrl<U In .CCO#~t ... 1111 t it -·Mont of '"' -Ilk•· lion• NOTICE IS 14ERE8Y GIVEN:.:,.,. necn .... y -h•<t. to ,,,. 11n- crt<lllO" llevino <••Im~ -•nll 1~ ci.o11inec1 •I 1a Avenue ot lflt Ster\, wld de<tdtfll 10 Ille ~ clellM In ·~ UK AnQtttt. CA. wf\1('11 .. Ille piece OI olflte oc ""' ct-of Ille •l0<ne10 .,..,1,,.,\\ ol ""'unOtrtlQn4!0 in•" in411 <Olltl or to IN'•Mf>I ttMIM lo Ills AullH· ter\ perLt1lllflO to the ~l•te ol WKI Oil oer1lqned .. Ille offlCe of NORM I Ill f m " ..... RASM USSEN. RAMSEY A HO ,_nt, •I ,, our mon '. o• RASMUSSEN. U4 W Oc .. n 81•0 11"1 PUl>llt<rflonof UW•noll<e Sult; 1703, LOllQ Buell, CA ~2: O•led :=~~~ '!.'!,-. wlll<ll l•tltr otlkt I\ IM &>let• Of l>v•1· E 1ecul., ot Ille Wiii """ Of llw .....cle<SIQneCI In •II meltt" f ......0 pt1rte1n1no lo s.ald nlalt. SU<I\ <le1m• ~~ n with I"' ne<•UMY llOUC,.,.,. ""'"m""•n JONATHAN IC. GOl..OEH .... Ille<! or llr-ecl u oliorewld "'' s. MIMS lour Mon"" elltr Ille lit'~ ouOCICAlllon STEWAaT ........ _ .. , ...... ,, Of thlt notl<e. Si.lie 11Jt O•l•d Seol.~ ll, ""· L" ...... CA....., GARRY PWILLtf>S AlttflltYI fW E..c- Eaec.-ot tt>e wlll Put111she<I Or-C.ocnl Ofllly Pilot AAMH~ =a:c.::::u1N Sept I •• IS, n .•• ,. OlJ.11 Att_.,_,.uw ... w.oc-eive. Wta UN P BLICNOTICE "-.. acll, CA,_, NOTl<:a IN,llTINO a IDS Tel. UUl~I NOTICl IS HEREBY O•VEN lllel Pubtl\llecl Or-C.0.SI Oa<lv Piiot ~•led fH'opOUI\ Wiii be re<e1¥e<I ll'r M ENTERPRISES, •NC Pf""' CifWollarl, p,,,_, Tiii\ •l••-1 w•~ flle<I wltll '"" Cou111v Cl••"' of Ounoe C.o..nh Of\ Auou•f '°· IUt. 'AMI S KILLY Alt-'1'•11.e'# tlltl .,__,. Ft ..... ft_..ln VelltY. CA '7701 PuDll\t\ed Or-C.0.\1 O•llY Pilot S.PI I, I , I), n , 1~19 •12o./8 P UBLIC NOTICE SUfl'l!atOlt COUAT OP TMI STATE Of' CAUPOttNIA ftotl T .. E CCMINTY CW OtlA .. GE Nt."""" N OTICE 01' MI A•tNO 011' fl'ITtTIOff l'Olt fl'ao.ATI OP Wll.l. AlllO Ll nlllS TISTAMINTAltY POa AUTMOalZAflOlt TO AO· M l lt lSffilt u •DI " Y•E tNOEfl'IENOINT AOMINISTAAflOff Oft lSTATESAc;T "IB FAMILY COU>Mtil fUHYAI. H0"4l 7801 Bolsa Ave Westminster 893-3525 ,ACIAC YllW MIMO«JAL , ... Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 McCOIMICIC MOtnVAltlS Laguna Beac:h 494-9415 Laguna H ills 768-0933 Safi Juan Cae>cstrano 495-1776 c OAK LAWN. Ill. <APl -Terese Bliss, 51, died Thursday of gunshot wounds police said she . suffered at the hand of her husband , P ulitzer Pri ze·winnin~ Chicago Tribune reporter George W. Bliss. LON DON IAP> Albert Sidney Hornby, 80, whose dictionary for students of English is a be s t ·sel l e r . died Wednesday. His book, now UUed the "Oxford Advanced Learner 's Die· lion a r y of Curr ent English," is the biggest !<eller of all the publira· tions of the venerable Ox· ford University Press. P UBLIC NOTICE LM ANOILES COUNTY •Ion approveo under • proor \IOn MU .. JCll'AL oouaT varlet\U IZE·l~IJ11 IOUleCI •I 700 ,._~··I Dk"k' 8rl,IOI Streel, In • O ·CP IOIW En· U• W..I M11.-........... ..1ronmenl•t 0.IUMINllOll ICEOAI ...._,CA '17.. ..1mp1 suMMOHt 11. z-EJtcepl)Oll l!'ff11111 u :.1•1 .. c.tNwWMf t1'1t for RMA C.0.DO••t•on, •utl\oroud Pl•lnlllf• C ~ E LUMaER CO., fQenl tor C. J-\ Feb<•l'I, lllSO E INC ... (Orpotllllon lmptrl•I l41Qhw•v. SMll• Ft Sprl"Q,, Oelendenl. ROGER M. OUFFIN, Celllornle, for e Condlllon•I U1e llldlvldu•lly, ROOl!I\ M. OUFl'tN Obe i>.rmlt lo ••PoWICI •n u"llllQ l'l\Oltl NEWPORT PLUMBING & HEATING, •nO • Yerltflc.t from tequlrtd rear DOES I ""**' x. ltldutllll v•rd .. lbkk, tocal.0 •l 2'4S Htrbor NOTIC•t Y ........ ._ ..... Tiie 80\lltY•rG, 111 a Cl -Environ,.,,..,. cwn ""Y ._ ~ -wltlleolt 1•1 OettrmlNtlOI\ CCEOAI: Hf9911Yt -Mitll ....,.. _.... .,_ ,........ Oe<l•rttlon wt1111" • ...,._ -.. ~ u. i-••'"""'*' '"""'' ZIE·7•m Sptelllc•llon,, 010 Dt•nU enCI lurtl\f'r 1nlorrNllOll 11\aV ~ OOlal....O ti the •Do•t edClrtu le1tp11ont ~tttOor,.Hm /\I J WayM Svl ... lttr. Se<rt!MY 8~olOl'9'fot\, county Sen11A1t1on 01wk1, HO'-I, 1, l , i, •• 1 aftCI II, ol Otenot Counly, C.lllomie Publl'lled brenoe C.O.il 0.lly Piiot, S.pltMW U, ttlt PUBLIC NOTICE ....... tor RlchetGL6nd&ew11yM.0vart>y, ----------- AVISOI u... ... .a.a ............ 21JS DeSoto Avenut, CHI• Moe. NOTICE Of' ~•Lie Hl•••NO TO II Tr!HNI _.. --c.eMre WI. GllllOf'nla, f~ varlenct from requl..ct el HILO IY THI OllANGI COUN• "" .... ..cle. -... "' ......... rter Y"d ~· -to permll park· TY ".ANNINO COMMIHIOlll ON .. _,,. * • ...._ ~ .. .....,_ lftO In front Mttle<k to '°"'tru<I -fl'aO,OtlD LAND USI D1ST•1CT <~Tc)'=· DEFENDANT. 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'l'IU fNftl flte Wltll Ille traffic clrc11tetlon rMulrt rfttlllt In MAf' IAS i, IO ~ froM IM At <.-1 e -111911 ~ tr -en (OftjUll(Uon wilt! 1tw COMltllCllOI\ ot • CSA I "SlnQleoFtmill' R~t C5'9n o,..t lllMOifte to M t pteffd It\ 1fle ~I~ c-'t.11. lo<Al.O •I •tttrlct'°"'I" Otlltl antr1<11ot1•I" N•A&.HOMI Donald E. M-"ratb, wllltietmtrtc1~-41uillen oflN t n R • 1ont. Envtro11mtnl•• Dl\trl<tonetf'lelftpr_..1,t0<•lecl•I .,A.,24,.4 ~-v P4alt1lllt, lftd IN• ~l _., -• OtttrmlnellOn tCEOA1 N•o•llv• tllt '°"'"""''.,'' ,_, ol lrltiot ..,...,.. " 82, brewery exeti.itive 1~eteff'a•yewtwtt1tf'9ll9f o.-0e<•et•tklfl ~''"' •11GSCINC••-1"1,.,.,,1. Co&laMeaa whO t'ntroduced Schlitz m-l110tt~,Wl\ICll~ 14. Ze flt •uU1tl .. f'trt"lt Atl•Ht~i-n r~bYD 673-9450 r'HUltln _..,..,,,._of <HtH. l•lnt I IE .t n l ot Oeor Cl• rl 110• II . POf'lt• beer to lht! West ern olmontYClt~CM'--...... ,. •ulhotllt<I ~·ICM' MeH P•Cll•t COMPLIANCE WITH THE died Wed ~·... -'"1.0 ln ltle~elnl. O.•t109f'MMC.omcNllY.•1'0...0fOve CALlfOANIA llHVtaONMENTAL I&&. •O•DW•Y !\tales. n"'nuay b " -.............. .nice .. Cl•<••. •n•htlm, C•lltor111e. tor QUALITY ACT :t "4~TUAlY at Lake San -rcos. • .Ctlfflrt Ill Nt """"· ,_ .-verl•n<n from requ1reo Clrlv•w-y Tiii• proje(t -"""'°to,..,,. B • M ,........, • -,_ -""""' •kith enCI NICIUC.llon 111 •tc1Ulntd P<t" no •lct111ll<lllll CIOYefM Kl °" Ille tn-110 roadway PUBLIC NOTICE ,.._..,H.,,INl'/ ....... u-. 1119 lo COMINC\ two ...... Ut\11 •part vlrew1mt11lttt0_or_ ... _llve Costa Mese oat.a Me112, im ..,.111 unit\. IO<.alw •• 1 .. ~ • 1.,. Me· Ot<l•••CIOI\ • c~ _. 11w ,,...11,,. 6"42·9150 ~W.a.n.tf,atf'll .,.. Ao-."'.,, •2 -· EnvlrOft de<••r•llon • ., potltd oultlelt tllt a.-n •aa ...... ~:~~y 1ne11lel Dtltrll'lln•llcln ICl!OAI CoUt\l y Plelwllng QlrnMIHIOfl Meetlnt fllCTIT10UI •W'"'""·· ' MMlt.-..; ""9tll119 0.Cl.,•Uon (R·,.111 Room. """' ,, •• 400 Cl•IC Cal\ltf SMr'TH·nnMIU.UMI NAM& n •HM•NT ~-. ,. .. "·!.. u . 1 ... •u•Pll•fl ,.,,,, .. 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E ofll(el tly' lllt d•I• •nd l tll'lt IN5TALLAT10f<I OF TENNIS COURT MrtlMbo,,. ..C l'Of'tll. el ""111t ll llMt LIGHTS AT lEWINKLI PARK TEN· IN'I' wllt 1111 pulMl<ty Ol)ent<I end ••· HIS C.OURTS am1ne<1 " U\t offl<• ot llW OlllrKli, A wt ol ,,._ ,.pec111<41t'-.-'Cl IOl<M Elli' A-, Founteln Velley, ollltr contr6Ct OOC""""I\ ~ llf ob• C..lllornl•, '"'the fOllOWlllQ' t••ned •n tht otftce of the Oeoertrne11t \llBllAfl()t<IANALYZER oC L.tl\Urt Servl<.ft, II f'•lr Drive. EQUIPMENT Catie M.,,_, Gttl-e, -rt<.elpl of SPECll'tCAllON E"°"' e nonreCunc»Dle lee of tt.00. It _ _. 810. l'l'l~I 11t wbmltltd Oii lllt '°"" rtQ~\I pt--~lll<etMlfll be \ujll)lltd bY Ille 04111'1<1' In ect0t~• melleO, tlle <llefgt wlll i. ti jO ,.., .. 1111 ell provlMc>M of Ille "'9(111<• ,., Horn . Eecf\ 1>14 ""'" i. ,.,._Oft !"-pro-Spec111ce11on1, 0111 01enlc.\ end PO .. 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S, •· 1, -II, of NOT I Cf IS FURlHER GtVl!N lllet Ot8119' County, GMlfoml• Ille CllY Council of MICI Clly fl•' PUOll~ ()raft08 Goest Oell\I Piiot, lltrtlofott fteellf ...... • PA••lllf\11 s.ot...,._ Ii, "1t rett -t<Mt vt .... , Ill ..CC«._• -----------·-~,. wtlt\ •••·to be llfld It! 1"' c...,1r11<1-ot Ille -tfltll1e9 111\fW-t• PUBLIC NOTldE Tiit wld re!lt end .c.ia .,. .. ....,_ ________ ]..__ bY Retotvtlon oc -CJIY c.uncn _ ,, NOTIC:S TO ca101TO•S "" lltt Ill IN olfl<t .. 11\t City CltA ol ,u,a•101t oou•r OP THI Wl4 (lly n.et MICI ,.,. end "'-" STAT• OP CM,J~NIA flOlt lle"in roft,,td 10 end edoPtH II\ 1111\ notl<t •• "*""'lull, ...ci c_..lely T .. • COUlfT1' Ofl OAANO• Ml lortll Mnltfl, end ~ w~ "''""· at "' I :---T AH.""'7E '"E SA RA y E ~~ llf uld ""°""-· I\ ""'°' 8 "''1 • e 0 " pert of lhl\ notl<e •Y rtlef-t Sf\MPLEY, ·-· l'HERE5A ••YE '"• ColltrUIOr ,,, •• 1, '" .... RlNKER, .,. THERESA RAVE . .,.MOfl'IWll(t 04 llw _, -• ...... -· Oe< .. MCI. -1111. conl'orm lb Ille ..... C:-Of NOTICE IS HERE8Y OtVEN 10 lflt lht Sl•t.e OI GalltomCe end Olflet 1ewJ crtellton ol llW ....,.-'*' °""""' Of lllt Stele QI c;.111or111e ellellk •lllt INI ell pet'toM Y,.YlftO ClellM ... l~•I IMrelt, wllll tht O <tll41on only of Ille Mid OK .... -'""'"'° to I ,•• '"'" •• ,." ...... mey ... reQulrtd un lllem. wllll.,. __., -"""· n Cler IN ~lal ,l.tt.,.M .,.,,.....111 lo lht office Of 1M Clillf1j Of t11t ... 111 .,.. wl\lcll prO<Hdl~• 11tr•under •rt Ult.a <Oii'!."' to ~ ltltf'I\, wllll l•k•ll e11d wll1<ll ll•ve nol l>e•n Ille M CH WY _ ... ,,, IO Ille lit\• WC!ffttdtd by lllf Pf"'ltitll' ot Ille dt ntvntd •• IUI Oovt Slrttl, L.W c:.ee. ,.,,...._to -wit Ht--' 9-.1'1, CA. 'IWtll<ll I• lt\t pla<t '" 91vtfl only In "" ,,_ pr9wldtd of llutiM" o4 lllt .... , ....... Ill ell llY 1.,_ Me lltfl P"Ullll"O to 11\t 9'1ete ol ,.ict No !MG -II M c--... ""littt ti dt<tdtHlt, w11111n ,_ 11'1811111• efttr IN 11 ,.,_ .., • 111.,... torm '"""'"" by tint pubtlUlllOll tf 1'11\ not~ tllt City ti CO.le 11MM, Mid I\ M-In Oelt<l A\41111 U. '"" eccoroenc.a wllJ\ ttw provll-t of ""' 627 Main SI Prt\ldfnt try Cllt C..I ....... Aulfl"' °'""" y-"°' hH'tlltf lllfonNClotl Oii lllt ...... • •••• Hunll""'lon Beach Tiii\ .... ,_ ... 111811 .. , .. "" ttl•IMI llteMlt\O ll'lutl .. flt.a ... lllh ..,..1ee1i-. .....,_ .,..Stu or cell ,., ,.,,,..., ~ .... '''""'°::. ... Couftly C•t111 ot Or ..... (.ooMtly Oii .. ~ coun w1111,.,., flllno ,_ -jlfOOf •I Ille oft~ OI IM """''"' ~· U •·toe, Of Call ....... qffl(,e of Peul.,.. C. $-& proeiowt reoul.-lt. H-M. Henn~ £ecto ~ """' .. II<~ -C.E..c:11trl"H et\O ~IOtd ft,._.,_•• tew 536-e539 t...,llt, •• ""' ttlel • <0t1Y ._...wet-""" on Mell mtf\I, •OOM JOO, n Pelt Dtlve. CCl'lla fletut•llotl OM ..... tf Ille f:11vlfal' SNl ,f'AltD,MUU.IN, lll•IMllf'•-.. y-eftH(llj1141111 W te,C.llfwnl•. m • ., ... lll•n•um••I 4ttll(Y. 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Clly()enOC IM E"•lt Of JI-IE LO\I WINER, O<l<HMlil NOTICE IS 14E.AE8Y' Ci•VEN 111•1 CALll'OllNIA FlltST 8ANK h•• llled M•••n • .,.1,uon '°' "'-'e ot w111 And l\\U•n<• ot Leiter• r ttl-IM• •nd fOf eull\orlt~I-to '"""'nl\l«t un M• lht •-I*~ ee1m1nl\tr•t1on ot f;\tat1\ A<t reter•nc.• 1e *"''" 1, M-fOf I-p.tf'llCUt¥\, •nd 11\•t Ille time -IM<K• Of hNr1119111e ••m~ ,.., -11 set tor 0t1. >, 1•n. et 10 oo • "' • 1n lhf <.ouf'lrootn of O.P41rfment NO J of Ulll <ourl, 111 100 ClvK Centtr Drive Well. If\ -Clh of S.nte An•. C..llforn••· O•led ~ tt, 1t1a WIUJAM I . SI JOMN County Cler\ ''-"'"a •••••N 1,11 Wffldtfl Ort,,. s.oltt 111 • Htwpert ~. CA'*'9 Tel~l.fut Afttr .. YI •: "9tlt'-"'1011\-Or-c;.o..i ~ty P•IOI S.pl. '"· 0 .11. "" P UBLIC NOTICE o.me s uf'ealOa ODUaT ~ TME STAT• OPCAUl'OltMIA f'O• TN a CiOUWT't' Of' Ott ANO I! -~ NOTt CC Ofl N•Alll ltG OP "ITITIM flo. NOOAT• 0" "ll.L ANO ,0. l.ITT•H f U TAMIM· TAllY ANO AUTNO•fZATIO .. fO AO M t N llfla UN OClt YH llJ INOl,.NDaN'T AOMIMllT•ATIO.. O~ ISTATH ACT f\telt ot HA.OLD CH••SftAN SWANDER, OtcMltd NOTICE tS HEAE"V 0 1Vl!lt 11\el CATHllllNE £. SWAND•A llft flltO -.in • ... ltlOfl loo ..._ .. tf Wiii •nd l'Of 1-01 ~ Tttt-ten l't "" ,....,._ ..,. euttlorll• llofl 10 ~-.,.. ""'" -.... tnOe~ _.,..lll~lfetlontl f.twitt A<1, rtt-lb wfl+<ll It mtOe tor 11111-pet1l<lll.,.\, end _. N 11- el\d Plll<t ot .....,.1,,. N ....,. "'"' Mell w• '°' Oc-l. tt7'. •• 10 oo e.in , If\ Ille<-"-ol o..«tMtf\I MO ) of \etd ~. el ICO Cl••< C.nttr Dtl,,. Wet', "" tM O il ot $enl• An•, c.u ......... OalH ~ 11, ie11 WIW AM I M JOM ... Cowlt\'Otf• THOMAS L.. UMID "'"'"'. n.n1 ,,_ •• _.. ~..-.CAtl!Nl ftl .,,., ...... A_...,,., ....... '4~1635 ftf: ltUl ... '19 .... -cc.f'41JI0 ........... 1$... S«r.,,.,,,. IY OAMA M , .. , O•A•GI E Ca R I "'*It Pwell ..... Oralllt OMtl Dell" "'* ow.nor el ~Int COUNTY ~·NG CX>MMll'l()H Tth 111•191 c;11y o1Cate 1MM ""-' fW Ol-«mecwt.wt '""'"-0r.,,.. (Mill o.u, f'llo4. l'utlll.i.d ()o'..,.. C..lt 0.111' PllOI Saoltfl'llltr ll. .,, lt11 "'*'"'"' Or..,.. C..-O•Oy l'li.t Seof. M, U., 21. ttJ'I 1633 N I mlno •• ~~.,... 0r-. c:.tt o.11, "'"'· ""' u.,.,,. '· •. u. "" fl'Wl•.,.. Ol'MOt '-' Dell'f ,1111, ,._,,11811 0r-c..,1 °""' ,.uot __ San __ o_emen __ te_•_9_2_-0_1_00 _ _, w 1. IS, n. 2', tfn 4'05>1' o II 1' 5"1-llet U., t911 4'ICIJ>.1I ~ 1$, mt 4* 1t S..111 U, tt, 1'. Ckt •· 1'1• .,., II I • .. ""'. t • • . .. ' I 114 DAILY PILOT Ftloay, Sepwmc.f II, 1111 Business Al"WI,...._ THE FIRST OF MORE THAN 800 PLANNED HORNETS EMERGES FROM PLANT McOonnel DouglH, Northrop A1socl•le to Fiii Navy, Merine Contract Strike Fighter Debuts F-18 Hornet Expected to Bolster State Jobs America's newest s tr1kt' fighter, the F·18 Hornet for the U S Navy and Marine Corps, ha~ debuted m St. Louis and was expected to have an even greater impact during the aircraft's peak production years in the early 1980s. This week's rollout marked the opening of a night test pro- gram for the Hornet. Tests will be conducted both at the McDon· nell Douglas facility in St. Louis and at the Navy Test Center LO Patuxent River , Md. Th<-' air craft was built by Mc Donne ll Dou1tlas Corp • prime <.'Ontrac1or to the Navy, m association with Northrop Corp of Los Angeles, principal s ub· contractor. ProducUon is expected to peak at 11 Hornets a month in 1985. NORTHROP BUILDS the Hornet's center and art fuselage seg ments in Hawth orn e . Another major s ubcontractor. Hughes Aircraft Co., Culver City. builds the radar for lhe f'·18 Homct. MORE THAN 600 California comp a nies, princ ipa lly in Southern California. are in· volved in the F·l8 program, which is providing more than 7 ,300 jobs and more tha n $400 m i lJi o n i n w o rk for th e California economy. Northrop has 1.800 people m the Hornet program. NA VY SPOKESMEN said the F ·18 Hornet will replace two a ircraft in the naval inventory. the F·4 Phantom fighter a nd the A·7 Corsair attack aircraft. The Hornet will have a top s peed just under twice the s~ of sound and wi\t carry radar· guided and heat ·secking mis· silc s tn addi tion t o a 20· m1ll1mcter cannon and 540 rounds of ammunition. El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta· tion is expected to be among the (1rst military installations to get the Hornet. The Navy and Marine Corps Hornet program has had an im· pact on the California economy By 1983-84. the F· 18 is expect· ed to involve some 700 California companies and provide employ· ment for more than 22.000 peo- ple. The economic impact or the F -18 program on the California economy at that time is project· ed at about $3 billion. Ordnance or fuel tanks can be carried on seven points under the wings and fuselage, with a m axi mum payload of up to 19.000 pounds. County Firms Report Fl..,r Rrport• R~rd Earnb•fP Fluor Corp., Irvine, has reported record net earnings oC $23,457,000, or $1.39 a common s hare. PUBLIC NOTICE NOTla TO C•IEOlTO•S SUl"a•1CMt OOU•T 0, TH a STATa OP CALl~IOOA 'O" ™•COUNTY Of' o.a.oa ....... -E~t••• o1 WILL.ARO HERMAN VAN OYICE SR. 0.C.awcl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo the tre<lllOrl 01 ti• 10ow N1'"9d Ot<-.,1 nwt all per\Ol'K h•vlnv clelmi t9••n•t ,,. u10 OK-.. ,. requlrea 10 Ille uwm, with the neuu..-v -"'"'·In the Ofllt t Of tr. cttr-of the aDovt tn· tllleO coun, or lo pr-l them, with '"' +i•r•u~•rv •vOU<hlrt, 10 tne un· t1er>1Qnrd •I 740>7 El Toro ltoed. l •ount lilll\. CA <nu>. which It tlMI Ol•<r ol !><"'""' ol lht UflClt'l'9-In .oll m A1tef\ pef't.einlnq 10 tllt t\lelt 01 ,.,d O•oO.nl. wltllln lour monlht •H~r Ill• fir.I publlullon 01 lhlt no Uc• OettCI Auou-t tt. lt?I UNITEOCAl..IFORNIA BANI(, e <~ttlon, VICTOR P WHITHEY. Tn.al Offk.t< li-.Aor ol llW Wiii ol 1r.-... ........ OK-I ULLI I T. •aYNOLOl JAMal D. OU.Dtllll0t4, Auwew.., ·-" .. I.Aw J:IJU l"eNe .. VeMM:ie.. -tll l...-e ....... CA._,,, T .. : 17141 llM ... AltffMy lw a-.IMt Pvbll\-Or-C.0.ll Oelly Pllol. AUQ. 2S. 5e111 I. I. IS. "71 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO C•EDITOtlS SUPE•IOlll COO•T 0' THE STATE Of' CAL.,ORNIA f'Otl THE COUNTY 01' OttANOE .... ~ Cttale ol FREO B. HERMAN. 0.tUWd. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo llw CftClllOf"l of llW tl>OVt MIN<! Ott-nt tllet ell .,.,'°"'' hevlnv ti•'"'' eQeln\t tllt H id ~nt ar. required to 11i. thtm, w ith tht l'teQ\WfY YOU<htf\. In Ille Ofllte OI Ille cler-Of tht eDove en tillea <ovr1. or to pr-l them, wltll Ille n•o'~' •ouchtr\. to Ille un· Cler\loned et 7614 5oulh Painter Ave , WhH11tr, (.A. Wlllc.ll ll tht PleU ot D11s•n•n OI lh• llnOer\IQ ... d In ••I tnall•ir• pert•lnlno lo llw ttl•te ol laid c1euoent, wttllln four ,,_"'' efttr Ille oubllcanon at tl'lll ~•<•· O•led AUOU$11S. 1t7'. OONALD E HERMAN E:u<utor of tllt Will OI ll'lr MIO\le ntmecl o.< ..... t DAVIDE. 8U•TOIJ au•TON, GAULDIN, TMOM50N & MaUOH 7U4 s..tll "'9111ter A- Wlllttltf', CA -..Z ""......,..,. __ _ PuDlliMO Oranoe CM•t 0.lly Pllol ~DI. t. a. IS, t2. 1911 On.11 ----------- PUBLIC NOTICE ff1CTl110US 8USINIH NAMa ITATIMaMT PUBLIC NOTICE Tl!• tolto-Mno peoon• er• oolng b<lt lnea• .. , -------------1 IMF. ISLANDER S PAS, "CTITlOUS 8USIMHS ISLANOER SPA CORPORATION, H~ ITATIMaNT ,,,t w Culor Slrttl, S.nt• AM, TIMI lollowll'IQ "'lOf'I' ert doing Cellfornta '2104 tiv•I""' •t: lndustrlel Molded l'lbeflll•n, • TENNIS l'ASHION SWEDEN Celllptnla cor-atlon. L I H E , H 0 RT H AME It I CA H This O\IJ!nau ll tonduetecl tty e <Of'· OIVISION, S MOrene, lrvlM, CA •nu DOt•tlCMI. Jan·Erllt P•lm, S Mof-. lrv1,,.. 11\0USttl•I MoldtCI fibe'91•U CA '2715 Jay Ron Thom•• Walle11, Slorgelen '· N•tlOMI s.i .. Olrec\Of' Goltbof'Q, ~ 41115 Thi\ \lat-WH fllacl With \N Kr1uer Kullbero. VlltlOf'l<to•t•n Counly Clefll of Orell9t Gollntv °" ~ l·S. GoltDorO. ~ 011' ttmller •· 1'71 Tllh bu,lnei \ ll <Of1Ct11cttd bY e f'1tMl1 general part,.r\hlp l"11bll1"9cl 0r.,.. Coaat 0.llr Plloc, J.,,.Erlk P.Mm s.111em&et a, u, 22, 2', lt71 Thi\ \tat-••• llled wltf\ 11\e Counly Cieri. ol Oranve County on Auo.u. ma. ....... Pllbll\htd Or-Con1 Deity PllOI AUOllll U , S.0. 1, I. U. 1'7' 40t2.7. PUBUC NOTICE Cl' nit SUl"9•1oa C:OU•T Of' TM a STAT8 Off CAU""'NIA '0• TH a C:OUllfTV Of' OtUING I NO."""'" MOTICl 01' M8Alt1NO 0, ... TITICHI ""' ~Ta Of' WILL AND ffOll L.STT• .. THTAMaN· TAllY ANO AUTMOIUIATION TO ADMINltta• UMDIElt TM8 IMOll"IENOllNT ADMINllTltATIC* Off IEITAHIACT. hl•t• of 8111tNICI Vl!ltA COA", De<••Md. NOTICa II Hlltl!l8V OIVI N tllat ILIZA8ETH OOAn IU~IVAN ... , filed llertln • patlllOfl POf Pnlbat• Of Wiii •n• lor luue n<e ol l.•lttr1 TtJt•mam.ert to e. '91111-end ..,tllef'll .. IOn IO aclf!lll'lllllf lllldtr I ... 1...,.ndtftl Mrntnhtr.Clon OI lti.t .. Mt. rtf.-. to Wllldl ''made lof lllf'lher partl(lil .... -,,,., .,. ti- end plll(• .. .., .... tht ..,,... - betfl Ml !Of ~ K, ltrl, et ,. . 00 • '"·· "'.,. CDW1-.. °"'*"'• ment Na, J OI ...--'• et '00 Civic: Ca111er Ori,..-· In Ille Cltr of Senta Ant, (AHIOtNa. DatH ,._..,...., S, 1'71 WILLIAM I , 14 JOHN, GountvO.... TMOMAI L. l..04tD .......... PQll"._.,,.._ .. ........ M .... ~.,.., T .. 1 11141 ...... A'*-f•: ........ ........... °'" .... °""' Delly "let. 1ef•INIWt. •. U, 1'1 PUBLIC NOTICE Cl"-fftt NOTIC8 TO CllaDtTOat Off auuc TllAMf'I• tlen .• ,.._...., u.c.c.1 Nollet It ll•r•tlr olv•ll to Ille Creditors ol NIEl•T"U. INC •• a Ca lllornl• carPO(etlo->, trentftrOf', WhOM """""' ...... " I• ,.10 Saft fo;llguel, Clly 01 .......,.., e .. <11, C- tr Of Oreftl*, St.ta OI CelllOf"nle, the! e bl.Ilk trtfl•fef k etlooll to 119 -to CHARLl!S HYMAS and 81LLll! JaAHI! HYMAS. TraMltr9" """"' 111.111neu ~ I• ._ l!nc•nlo D<lve, City Of •oinnv Hiii• Ettatft, County Of Lot Anotlft, StAHe Of Geltfotnle. The pf'ooer1\' to lie ,, ... .,.,..w ,, det(rlMcl In Qfftefel eo: All tlOO Ill It -. ll•twtl, eqvlpment -OOOd w111 Of thet W1er1Mry <llnlc 111.islntn known n WIESTPOAT ANIM"'I.. CLINIC •llCI 10cat4'11 •t,.. IHI 17111 StrMI, City of COii. llMta, C11un1Y ol o,.,,..., Stm Of C:.llfomta, TIMI ilulli ,,.....,. wlll lie <Ofttuol'I· malM on or .ner Ille HUI day Of -. lembt•, 1'71 at 10100 e .m. •t "'°'"'leMI atcrow litrvlci", .._ Nd'"' •• ttt1 Nerti'! TueUn A,,....,., S-. AN, 0.11-e. .. , ... -·· --s=''-"'"· •11 IW•l-•-end ..... h Ille T t ..,.._,,, Mtl tllf'ee .,..,..,,.,WM. Dettd S.4lfl'llltr t, ,..,. (l\MlnH-. 81111e~-HYll'\el Tr.,..,.. l'ltO,llllOMAI. ••c•ow HllVIC•I t•t....,,.. T ... A_ s.M.e AN,~ ""1 be~ .... ,........ 1'114111tMd 0r...,. Coa• O.Oy "'lo4.. ..... ~1s.1m ~" for the third quarter ended July 31, compared with $2Q,471,000. orSl.21 for the like period in 1977. Third·quarter revenues we re $747,915,000, compared with $578,994,000 last year The company's directors have declared the regular quarterly cas h dividends or 75 cents a share on Series B Preferred Stock and 30 cents a share on common stock. pay a ble Oct. 15 to holders of record at the closeofbusinesson Sept. 20. NET EARNINGS FOR THE first nine months ended July 31 were $55.117.000, or $3.26, compared with $55,947,000, or $.1.33, for the like period in 1977. Revenues for the nine months were $2,030,592,000, compared with $1.371 ,955,000 for the first nine months last fiscal year. Earnings for the first nine months were down. compBred with the like period in 1977. due lo the ad verse effects or the coal strike early this year. the company said. Earnings in the first six months of TAKING STOCK Cisca I 1978 decreased 47 cents due to the strike. Fluor has a 10 percent equity interest ln the Peabody Hold· mg Co .. parenL or the Peabody Coal Co .. which ex· perienccd losses due to the coal strike Results for the nine·month period ended July 31 include Daniel lntematlonal Corp .• acquired by Fluor May 31. 1977. In the n1ne-month period in 1977. Daniel was included only for June and July. CompaUble methods for compiling backlog and new orders were not installed until Aug. 1. 1977. two months after the acquisition. AS A RESULT, DANIEL'S new orders and backlog In the first nine months of fiscal 1977 we re not Included In Fluor's total backlog and new or· der numbers. New orders for the third quarter of 1978 were $765,000,000 <including Daniel), compared with $216.000,000 <excludltlg Daniel) last year . Total new orders for the ninc·month period In 1978 were $2,678,000,000 (Including Daniel), compared with $2,008,000,000 <excluding Daniel> for the like period last year. Backlog at July 31 was $12.200,000,000 <lnclud· Ing Dan1el> compared with $8,560,000,000 Cexclud· Ing Daniel> on the Uke date a year earUer. According to J . Robert F1uor, chairman, chief executive officer and president, Increased re· venues by the company's engineering and con· structlon subsidiary and better·than·expected performance by most of Fluor's other subsidiaries accounted for strong earnings in the lhlrd quarter. 2 S-''" Dlmfo•• ltf erp The Smith Tool, Irvine. nnd Gruner Williams division., or Smith Intematlonal, lnc.. Newport Beach. have merged thel"° mining and industrial products to become Smllh·Gruner Mining and ln· dustrial Products. The merger ls planned as the first step in a program to galn a larger share of the mining and lndustrtal market, tho parent company said. Smlth·Oruner and Smith Tool wlll work to1ether in the research and development or mlnlna and Industrial bit.a to sattsry the increasingly str· lngent quality and performance demands or the drilling lndll!try. Before the meraer, Gruner Williams manufac· tured bits in sites ra n((lnf( rrom 2lii inches through 9V. inc~. while Smith Tool prod\iced bits from 6~ Inches through IS inches. They will continue to produce their product lines. ellmlnatlnt dupllca· lion or11~. Don Thomas ls Smith Tool's new executive vlcc pre.ldent and former president or Gruner Wllllamt . Con Artists Prey On Small Business WASIUNGTON <AP> Look out. small-business people. There are some new con artists a l work. T hal 's the word from the Small Business Administration. which re· pe>rts that "these characters are either stating or implying that they ure SBA empl.oyees, SBA representatives or SBA-approved firms." "Some are anslnuallng that for very high fees, they can help countant or lawyer. he said, but people obtain SBA loans. the fee should be reasonable. "OTHERS ARE CtrtNG in· dlviduals across th country from a telephone in shington and s tating that supplies and equipment Crom defaulted and bankrupt SBA loans or contract· Ing clients are available at OS· tensibly reduced prices in the in· di.viduals: locales." explitined Ball Bowling, SBA assistant in- s pector general for security and investigations. The SBA. Bowling said, does not license or approve loan ap· plication packaging consultants and it does not sell surplus pro· perty over the telephone. He said complaints have ~n received from nearly every stat e abo ut operators ap· proachlng businessmen directly or through news paper a ds. claiming to have Inside pull at the agency and orrering to pre. pare loan applications for fees s ometimes ranging 1oto thousands of dollars MANY OF THE a pplications are never even s ubmitted to SBA. Bowling said. The victim is merely told that the loan was turned down and the fee 1s non· refundable. "Members of the public should know that they do not need this kind of help to apply for an SBA loan and that none of these persons has any influence over SBA loan officers who consider loa n applications." Bowling s aid. He said people applying for loans should discuss them with the SBA or a banker. APPLICANTS MAY use pro· fessional help. su~h as an ac· Bowling urged people being approached with offers of as. sistance for high fees to contact an SBAomce. People receiving telephone solicitations for the sale or al· legedly SBA surplus federa l pro· perty should report the calls to the Federal Bureau of lnvest1ga. tion. he said. Al"WI ........ FORD'S NEW CHJEF Pre1ldent Caldwell Caldwell Selected As Ford President DEARBORN. Mi ch. !AP\ Philip Caldwell. vice chairman or the Ford Motor Co. board of directors. has been elected president of the auto Cirm. · Caldwell) election Thu~day by his fellow board members had been expected since Lee lacocca was fired by Board Chairman Henry Ford II last month Caldwell.· 58. will take over Oct. 16. one day after l acocca's announced departure date from the company payroll. FORD'S ANNOUNCE MENT said Caldwell would serve as both vice chairman of the board and company president. He also will continue as Ford's deputy chief executive officer. Ford had ~n quoted as say· ing earlier this week that no sue cessor to tacocca would be name d C\1 Thurs day ·s board meeting. "I don't know when we will name a new president," he had said. CALDWELL. WHO joined Over The Counter HASDUstmqs Ford Motor Co. an 1953. was elected chairman of the board and chief executive offi cer or Ford of Europe Inc an Ju!y 1972. The next y<'ar, ht• wus elected exetut1vc vice president of Ford ·s international automotive opera lions H(' became a director of the company in October 1973. and VICC Chairman of the board in April 1977. Designers to Meet Th<' Orangt' Cour1ty D1rec tor--/Ocs1gn('r!' Will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Lyon Record- mg Studio, 2'.?12 Newport Blvd .. New port Beach. More informa· t1on as available from Dean Cer- ritn 1t 759·9491. ,.~ )1•· •'" u.. 11 d D w ... i. p• aft o_,,.. 12 12"' UPS ANO DOWNS ... 4 11 NEW YORK IAPI -T'-lollOW•nQ tilt :»•,. )7 U•Ow\ "'9 0-• llw · CountH )t ... 1I'~ '100• ...a .,.,,..,,ty llWI ..... 90M VO 11"> 12"1 tht mo" --,,,. ~l beWd on .~"' ,;,,, peront ot <...._ ~rdl•u ot .o•vme • lor """\day ~~ :"" NO 'M'~Utlll~ l"t<SinQ be-\1 •rr ln<I· JO'• )II.. =••~! ~':39 :r=~ ::..::: ",,', ~~. Diel pr•<• -1000 ' ••st tloO pr•c .. """' u~ 7•1« 24"-Nt-L<l•I Cha Pel ~~ )6 I C<1mbNu 2'• • II., Uo .II ) ,. \r· ~ ~Z.";;.~.-n ~~ . ~ ~~ ~~ ~ 114 •-. • 1 ''*'''"" •~ • t11. 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Up 4 t N.,nP I <.t•l010 '1 M O•lf J ~unlltO t CO+"ltJal \ ~t"A.ff ..,. • R•o1olon I GnO•I• I AlllCCO ,~':r'1'';;: 11 AO Pracl f r•v100 W•ll\W lt•ll•leO NOOoll~H W4-,trt111't Po'~'' .. ., E If\< ftllt"Sv •tetCp wt S~<IPn DOWNS L•1~t,,, C~• Ol~fl00 • .e-... t. Off tJ tt •.. ~ . • , ... ,. ,.,. 1' • l" 1'. ,.,, Oft 1) 1 ~ Off 11 \ -.... Off t? 1 "° Ott 120 -1 °'' 11 • •• ~.()ff 100 -'<. ou 10C> Ill Ott 100 •. Off too 17 TPCwl ) .. -... . -. ..... -"> s•. .. JI) -t41 '''f f . 1.... • • • " ,, 10'4 ... .. -1 -·~ ()fl ()fl Ott OH OI• ()fl ()II Ott ()fl Oft ()fl 100 100 •• •• •• •I ,, •• ... 8J 80 MUTUAL FUNDS < ----~ ...... a STOCKS I BUSINESS 14'riday~tt CloMin~ Pric.-M • .... • NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS ... ··-., 0..01•11414'll""I'* h-•on llW ...._ Yot~ Ml-•1 "«lllt l'llW, tlotlo'!.t O.lr .. t •MCll><IM•U UOO •H"'""'9•-•-tecf ttyt ... H•llonel A•-l•llono! M<v•ll'-• uie•llrl•l'lll lll•tlnel "'' .., ~ '•' 't '•f lll1'f C I y,.~ ,_.., I' I 11"~. ,..... (l"l ;~ , .. •1 •~(~ ,1, . ~ .,, I .. .... . ,., "• .,. .,. "' I . ,, ,.,. .... 'I) .,. .,,. .. .. . . .. ' ,. \• ..... ~ Fnday. September 15, 1978 VN • OAll-Y PILOT Bargains Now May Be the Last Ky SYL.VIA PORTER "'"'' ......... This month, a t ritdatwnul "borJ(uin" month tor huyan~ furniture. may offer !ht· lust good prace-vulue opportunity for buying rurnaturf• for youra, b1trrlnjl u bus incu •lumr1 so ~evere 1l forct •i. prt<'l'S down Ttu.· remion Lurnbl'r prtcc~ huve been soanng. No end l.'i Ill ~•l(hl \ LUMBER FOR THE FURNITURE Industry IJJ a cycllcul commodity normally s ubject to seasonal •upply a nd demand factors, suyis Thornton G. Wample r, vice pres 1dcnl of Puluski f'urnlture Corp . Pulotik l~ Vn . umong th" nation 'g lurt(esl ftarmture manufactur«fra He says prict" cs<'alation has not followed the usual puttcrn of 11easona1 J>eaks and valleys Prices usuat1.go up 11em1~a nu~ ai> furniture pro ducers build in ntoracti for ment!i In July and Junuary Retalle sc(' Jlew-ii yle.'I at n-at1ooal shows In April und 0<'tober m-North Carohna Case goods m anufac turt.>ri; accumulutc.-tht'tr 8 Up{>llt'S Of va rlOU!'t kinds of t 1mhe r to m all'h antln1rnte<J r1· tatlcr·buyan g months bcfort• these events . ln ('(feet. th1 ~ becomes a commodity Money's Worth ~pcc ulutton as m nnufucturerR try tc1 ant1c1pute supply· de mand forces that ult1mat1•fy WOVt'rn prices JC U <'OllC<' lion become:-; "hot." then· < un be a literal run on a certain tyve of wood a St't' i.aw to whu:h the industry 11> u<· customed But in 1978. lumber has not taken Its between.season price d_1ps FOREIGN PURplASES IN THE American market particularly from Japan, Germany, England and Franc(· have contnbuted These countries have been buying lOJ> grades of American lumber. e normous mcreaties have_· been recorded for such furniture woods as ush. ouk. cherry und walnµt. amonJ! others 1-~um1ture m anufactured from these woods will cost mort· this fall. und probably even m ore later Why have overseas forces become such strong factors in the multi b1lhon dollar furniture andu!!try? With the plunge an the value of the US dollar. Euro peans and Ja pa nese have found Amen can lumber a good inve11tment Nol only 1s the prospect gnm for furniture ma de this (nil, but lhC price pressure Will intensify as domesllt' furniture producers ente r the market next spring to com pete against the foreign buycri1 who will be us ing weuk doll ars to pay for Ame rican lumber 80 WE EXPORT MORE, whic h m a sane economi<• world would help bring st ah1llty to the balance of pay ments. help prop up the dollar und put some ltd on Inna ti on nut tn th1!l "~ni>an('" economic er1.1, America export!> rnOrl' und 1l t'rlds up adding to 1nflat1onury pressures on consume r" "'I ext How to 3#um Stock Market Takes Another Broad Loss NEW YOHK 1AP 1 Thl' stock m urkt•l posted another broad loss today against a b<i ckuround of mflutwn und an· tercst rate worries and cont1nuln~ tu .. 1vy 11ct1 v1t y tn ttw gambling issues Tht• Dow .Jon,•s nvt•raf.?t• of 30 mdustrwl~. wh1l'h h,111 fallen 12 56 points Thursday. was down anolht•1 H '1U tu 87fl 55 .'i10.-k11 In Thf- .tiipf)t ,,,,,. ' .. ---... \. • t , • ~ . ~ .. ~'!'( I IA 0 ,, / 10 M'hat .*'ito.-k11 IHd Nf W VCllHl llllJI Af)v '"' d Ottilln•u J U,11 ""nQ• fl ,,.,~. "\I"' N,.w n1f~h\ N1 W lf>W' ~·· (' "'''" fod ,., 11 •r ''" llt/ 1)1)1 """ j\(t j''' 111 IY~ ti hf Ill J ,.., w 1()1'1" AVU'U• f1f'IHI p,l••,11l)U U_.y (l\l'i NY ~Of • .,..,.,,,, Wm" •V'> M,,_,_,, liQf V~"' <111QU 1 ""' yt '''' Al.)1 J" It ... ft;U! 1HI lo cl"h I~/& 10 0111~ WHAl llMl X 1)11> NI w VOi' K """• Atf'l1ttU ,~,, U1 • t1n .. n OncnAnUutt lul11I 1\\IJ(I' N• w r'l•Qt\\ N1tW IUW\ 11 '"° QOtl JI~ 000 01101)1111 J.4 •'>U (]JJO 18 1.00 OOo ,~,? 1,0 0 \ 11• 8'"'611 I Me 110 000 l l•• 01\6/l ,,, . .., t .. ;1nt ""~ ,.. //\ \/~ ... /1\ / 11 ''~' ~'o )h \t \ Odd 1.,ofs .. -.... . ........ '. -.. .__""" ' . .. ' . . . . ... ... - "' ' Will Spinks End Ali rr~ .~ •• 1: •• I • ,~ ,~ 1~ 75 Million Expected to Watch Telecast ' .. ' NEW ORLEANS I Al'I lt'1t Muhum- mad AH va. J~n Splnk8 in thllf Mil~ 1uaalppi River town where 86 y.,urti ago boxln1's mod .. rn tm• dawm.-d. where tonla'bl lhc AU Ero ('(JUld end "It was the old gPnnatlon agomsl th new It wu thf' adudlator aauarust the boxtlt'.. 1 Thul wais u New York Tlmt.llS descrip lion of J itnWM J . Corb tt ·s 21 round kno<'kout of champion John L SuJhvan. Sept 7. 1892 11nd ll 11' lh • reason for the .crcat appeal of the All Spank¥ re match ln lhe Superdome ~e Times account of Sullivan's upset q ed hJm as saying he "had fought o too often in the ring." There are a lot of people in boxing who feel Ali already has fought once too often -last Feb. 15 at Las Vegas when Spinks. an overwhelming un- derdog making his eighth pro fight. won the championship on a split 15-round de- cision MANY AU FANS -and they are lel(aon -consider their idol's loss a fluke. AJi said he wasn't mentally or physically ready for what most people felt was a mismatch. Lem Banker in _ ... 2· 1. The Reno Turf Club lists Ali as 5-t l and Spinks as 9•5. "I 'II weigh 215 the next (ime:• said Ali after losing lhe title he hopes to re- gain to become the first fighter to have won it three times. ''I'll be ln better shape." · Ali looks to be in shape -George Benton, Spinks' assistant trainer calls it 36·year-old shape -but he missed his weight goal. weighlng Ln Thursday at 221 pounds. 3"4 pounds less than his first-fight weight. Spinks. who weighed 1971/j in Las Vegas, came in al 201. ALI'S MENTAL APPROACH HAS been different -talking and shouting instead or being publicly quiet as be was in February -for wbat be con· siders the biggest bout or his career "because I'm older and I realize It's the MUHAMMAD ALI Las Vegas lists Ali as 2-5 and Spinks as ~~----o;..;..;;;~-"-~-....-.----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~ ALI, "11JE GREATEST, .. ls ln the role of The Grt'at John L .. who boasted he eould beat any man ln the house But the 36 year old Ali Is not the champion. and Sullivan's gladiator Image certain ly fal.tl the 25-year-old Spinks better than at Ols Ali . See nGHT, Page 87 LEON SPINKS .ft's Like USC vs. UCLA.! -OCC, GoWen West Rival,s Give Views By JOHN SEVANO Of -o.lly ~I ... M.ett Although the Importance and magnitude or the Golden West·Orange Coast riva lry has been downplayed by the head coaches all week, two players who know what rivalries are all about have stepped in to put the game in its proper pers pective. Mike Musso, the 6·0, 215-pound linebacker from Orange Coast and Eric Huth, the 6-4. 230- pound offensive tackle from Golden West have tangled more than once in their football careers. * * * Mike Musso Qrange Coast 'tit's like USC playing UCLA," said Musso. "We had the same kind or feeling when Fountain Valley and Edison got togethdr. "When l got here that's all they talked about. You try and treat it as just another game, but the coaches and the press make a big thing about it." OCC leads the 12-year series between the two teams with a 6-5-1 record. The Pirates got the advantage when they ppset a confident Golden West team last year. They raced each other last year in OCC's 13-7 upset of the Rustlers, and twice before as com-:• petitors in perhaps Orange County's fiercest·· rivalry-Fountain Valley vs. Edison. Both Musso <Fountain Valley l and Huth 'Edison> agreed that nottung approaches the high school rivalry between the lwo schools. That the particular game belonged In a class by itself. But neither d1scounted the significance of the Orange Coast-Golden West contest either. Here are their thol.lghts on the eve or the titanic battle: * * * Eric Huth Golden West "Fountain Valley and Edison is de finitely the best rivalry," says the sa ndy-haired soohomore. "but even after our loss last week <to Long Beach, 34.33 > 'Some of the players in the bus s aid, 'Remember. this b Coast week · "This Is definitely a big game in our season ... To a man, the Rustlers know, how important Saturday nigbt'a game is. THE ANGELS' DAVE CHALK DIVES INTO THIRD BASE BEHIND THE BALL. "WE WE RE R EADY for lhem last year and we'll be ready for them this year." !)aid the soft- s pok en sophomore who does most of tus talking on the play· rng field LAST YE AR, even though. - they put together a seven-game winning streak which included - wins over Santa Monica for the Southern Cal Conference title, and previous No. 1 ranked Fullerton in the Avocado Bowl. t h e Rus tlers' season wa:. tarnished because ol their defeal Root Ends Bex Frustration Over, Angels Battle KC ARLINGTON. Texas <AP> -In the 100 years plus of major league baseball . the grand old game bas never seen the likes of Thursday night's ninth inninR an Arlington Stadium . The California Angels took the great Arlington Stadium jinx and flogged it for a maJOr league record 13 runs in a 37-minute 1 ninth inning. They sent 17 ballers to the plate against five Texas Rangers pitchers and collected 10 hits. The final score was California 16, Texas 1, and it was the Angels' first victory here in two years stretching over a nine·game period. The Angels remained J•,; games behind Kansas City in the -------------American League Western An~b Slai~ Division heading into the AllG•mnOftltMPCCllOI Open e r Of a three.game se ri es with the Roya ls tonight. Tonh1llt C.lllo•n•••• 1(-CllY ~Hp m !Mllu•d•Y C.llt0<nle .. l(M>'Wft Clly ) 1S Pm. !.<.nG•y c..1110<nl• -4 ll-O ty 11 U • m. NOLAN RYAN, who has an 18·8 career record against the Royals. will take the mound for the Angels. Rich Gale will hurl for the home team. "This is just what we needed going into the Kansas City series this weekend," said Angels Manager Jim Fregosi. ''We've got to win at least two games a·nd I think we will be In pretty good position. This should certainly get our club up ror it. We finally won our annual game here. We lost 1·0. 5-4 and 6·4 and could have won the m all." It was the Angels' first win in Arlington Stadium and only second in the pasl two years. "WELL, WE FOUND out we can score some runs in this park," said Fregosi. "Like I said last night, anything can happen. This was incredible. I remember once when I was playing for the Angels and we scored 12 runs in Boston in, I believe, the eighth In· nlng. We were down 11 runs and scored 12. But that was ln B06ton with Its short fence and you don't get any cheap hits here." Rlck Miller, Lyman Bostock and Brian Downing each had two hits in the inning. Every Angel drove in a run in the ninth except Joe Rudi Miller and Bostock each knocked in three runs. Ironically, the 13 runs were all unearned. Ranger second baseman Bump Wiiis and third baseman Kurt Bevacqua each made e1T0ns to keep the run.scoring nightmare alive. TOE RANGER PITCHERS in the lnnlrw were Dock Ellis, now 9.1, Jlm Umbarger, Reggie Cleveland, Len Barker and Dan- ny Darwin, who mercifully l(Ot the final two outs to put out tho ully. The old major league record :of 12 rUM in the ninth inning was : set by San Francisco against :c1nclonati ln 1961. : "They Ill the fire on it," said ; Ranger Mana1er Billy Hunter. •"I don't imagine Callfornla will :have to take belting practice . .. tomorrow. : , THE ANGELS GOT MORE :lllu ln the ftlnlh tnnln1 than they ·dld ln the prevtoua el1bt lnnln•• u t.beJ flnllhed the Dl1bt with 18 'bJlf· •• I ... CALl"°"NIA TIXAS R Miiier cl L-IOt'dJ& eo,10<11 •I 8ayl0t' Clh AIMii II A JeOtOf'llb Oown1nqc Gfltll Jll CNlkU ••rlllll I> 1 ) J H•t9f'OVe lb • t 1 I 8en1que1 ct •tl l ISoncla•I • t t t A.Oliver If 4 ) t 1 Zltll Clh , ' , ' $uncllMtO t ' 1 > > I H•rr1111 n • t I t 1 Bev1Kqu•Jb S J t I O•llllO 1)11 Wlllt21> .. ," .. )000 J 0 I 0 JOOO • 0 1 0 • I ' t 4 0 t 0 JOOO JO 0 0 '0 0 0 JOOO TOl•I\ 4S t• It.. Tot•tt )0 t ) I C•lllO•nl• 010 101 0011)1 It lt••• 010 000 00 0 ' E .. v<KCllM J, CMlk, Wlllt DI' C.lllONlit) 1..01 -C•llfOt'nl• •. re,.•• 1 tl -Down1no t. A Ollver, i.-IOrd, A Mltl•r, Zltk HA .lltk 11•1, ... JKll.Mll UI, llvfl Cit!. H Wiii\. 101or. S-Gfkll SF -u"'•oro II' H II Ill 99 IO CALlf'OllNIA A-IW.11-tl • S I I 4 t TIXAi 0 1111 IL, ... ,, ..... t t J 0 J UmNro-r 0 t l 0 I 0 Clev-4'""4 t I J 0 I O .. ,,., 0 ' , 0 0 0 0.,,.,1.. \; , • 0 0 0 Hll'--wlllt 19Y_M•I. Tr 1•• A Jtl. Ali Favored Over Spinks LAS VEGAS I AP I Odds· makC"rs in Nevada favor Muhammad Ali to regain the World Boxing Association heavyweight title he lost to Leon Spinks when they meet tonjght in N('W Orleans. Las Vegas oddsmaker Lem Banker said Thursday the odds were 2·5 on Ali regaining the ti- tle, meaning a $5 bet would win an additional $2 if Ali wins. The line on Spinks. Banker said, was 2·1, meaning a Sl bet would win an additional S2 if Spinks re· tained the crown. In Reno, the Reno Turf Club sel the line at 9.5 Spinks and 5· 11 Ali. A SS bet on Spinks would win an additional $9 tr he retained the title. while an $11 bet on Ali would win an additional $5 if he won. Spinks outpointed All. who held both the WBA and World Boxing Council titles, In a close decision In their first bout here. "The team was really high last year . When Golden West came all we wanted to do was beat them. "This afternoon or tomorrow the intensity will s tart to build again so by game time we'll really be ready to hit." CONCERNING THIS year's game. Musso has a lot of ad· mir ation for the Rustlers. especially the backfield , but says t hey aren't invincible. "Their quarterbac~. Steve Rakhshani, is good," says Musso. "He's a good passer and he can run the ball. Steve Fogel a nd Johnny Oakley are also good. Oakley is fast, and Fogel is very strong. "Golden West has some good backs and a very good offensive line. They're good, but not as good as they s ay. "All we have to do to win is build some momentum, be agressive and hit." AND JtJST HOW MUCH does the game mean to Musso? "I 'll think about the game, but See MlJSSO, Page 87 MIKE MUSSO OCC Lln•b•cker ERIC HUTH GWC T•ckle to OCC. says Huth. T h is year, Golden West, ranked No. 2 in a pre·seasor. pol I, has a lready been upset in its opener, a nd Hut h says a nother loss at this stage could be costly. "Los ing t he Coast game • meant the J r. Rose Bowl for us last year," he says. choosing hi.s words carefully. "We've lost one game to them. but we can't lose another. The Coast game Ls pivotal." 1N TALKING ABOUT last year's crusher. Huth comment· ed. ··we didn't get too many breaks in that game. Maybe we were overconfident or cocky, I don't know. "A II I know as that this gamey is a bi.c one. We know as a teastj. 1t '11 not a name or break gara~ .. but it ·s definite ly the bigge1tj game in Orange County for ttfG mom e~. ·~ "Everybody looks to win~ Coast game. It means a .tot ,tiO = the player.i and coaches ·: 'r ''The players remember JO!.\ See HUTH, Pa"e 87 .' ~ . • t Dodgers Making It a RunawaY ! . ~ .Alll. _..,i___ Sho ld p TL--M ll ,.,, .1... HOUSTON LGS AH041&.aS 1· rute1ua.uu.:e u ass 1.. 1~e i ion 1.. onig1u ~~::;.~'lb ·1:":1 ~~:: ·:·t~1 Plllll Cl t 0 I 0 -•Y r1 1 0 0 LOS ANGELES <AP> -The Los Angeles Dodgers' 17·3 month which launched them to a. 11o<11ypn 1000 u•"" o ou Dodgers' magic number for clinching their second runaway victory in the NL West. J Ctu• re '0 0 o stm-,. 0 0 0 • C-tl ID t I I 0 0.t¥ey 10 4 0 I l ~ consecutive National League West championship The Dodgers are 31 games above .500. 89-58, W••-10 J o 1 o c., ~ • ' • f is eight following their 2-1 victory over Houston. which is exactlv where thev were after 147 games B••om•11 111 0 0 0 0 0 0•-••" 1 0 0 h I " " &•"""'"Oft I o o t Auuell" .t o o t Tonlg t, they wil reach an even bigger magic a year ago. o""11" 10 o o o o v._, ( t oo • i number -the three-million mark in attendance. Thursday night. Dave Lopes and Ron Cey w•ll•l'IO 11 so' 1 "-' 1 0 '• Th _ _. d L-.fd 1t I 0 0 O lt•vtlMll P 0 0 0 t un~uay night's crow of 37,423 ror the game slugged home runs for the Dodgers' only scoring Pv1oh< , o o • • ~ against Houston boosted the Dodgers' home atten-us they won their fifth game In a row. 11iou'"' 1 o • o l dance to 2,964,180, an all-tlme major league THE ASTROS SCORED mEIR one run in the ~~;:=::,, ~::: f record that broke their own mark of a year ago, H-••o 1111 • o 11 o J 2 955 087 sixth lnnJng against winner Rick Rhoden. 9·7, on ---' • ' . I I b E C bell B b W d D i Tot••• JS t • I Tot•I• JI 1 , t s ng es y nos a , o atson an enn s H""•'Oft ooo 001 ooo 1 I THE DODGERS ARE PREPARING for the event by 11chodullng a fireworks 11how following the game and handlngoul "I was there" souvenir folders. Also, the Dodgers will provide their three mllllonth ran with a llrellmcpustoetl Dodger Ra m es. and a brand new Dlt$Un280Z. ....... M.4K{199) Al 1Mp.-. "The fans have been unbelievable," said Los Angele& fl1'8t baseman Steve Garvey "It would be ftwlully nice to clinch the division dunna this home~tand becnu~e or the fans .. Los Angeles has an 8-game lead over San Francisco and an 81~·gnme edge over San Fran· cisco wtth 1~ games remaining. "WE'aE Pl.A VINO OVll BEST ball since IHl Aprtl!'..-1ld Mana1er Tom L.uorda, reullln1 the Walltng. That marked the only run against the L°' ·-~ 100 ' o OOA • Dod"'ers in their last 29 Innings. fl Nor111, IAIM• 1. 1.011-Hou"°" "· '-°' ~ AllQlll .... tO-<;¥vo Hit-~• 1111, c.. Rhoden, making his fi rst slart since July 31. In '"' se-J CnAL s ..... i.1-. .. u._. place or In.lured Tommy J ohn, worked six innings tt0tn!!°" " 11 "' .. st ond scattered six singles. Lance Rautzban pitched Nl•i.t• 11.. 11-u• • s t t , 1 ; two 11coreless innings and then Terry Forster LOU.M01u1 .... 11tranded the tying and go.ahead runs In the ninth ~C:u~~, .. iw, • '' : ~ ; ~ : l t for his 20lh save. In his five appearances ln Sep· 1 orn•r ' ' o o o 1 • tCmber, flo-tcr has four saves and One victory. S•"~ _,o,.ttr UOI HOfl -O l•ller Illy f '" J NIO •O• WP RllOO.fl. J N1tllro. T J ,,. l 'Tm throwing the best t have In a long time," ... Jl,•U said the Dodgen' veteran left·handed reliever. • "THE ARM 1s ABOVT 90 percent. bu"..n~ tong Wade Toptt Duvall as I J(et guyll out . that"• all that mallcrs" TQKYO 1AP 1 -Top secdf'd l Lo~es ht his 17th homer to leod off the Virginia Wade of Great Br\lain ; Dodger~· flr~t inning aaaanst losf'r Joe Ntekro, brushed off a challenge from • 12 13 Cey hit his 215l homer to lead off the rourth 19·yHr·Old Jeanne Duvall. 7·5, f Houston moves to Ssn Diego tonight for the 4 6. 6· l todtly in lhc quarterranalsj • start or o thrte·tuime ser1e11 wtlh the Padroa. The or the TorAY SIUook women's tcn- Dod1ers meet Alla~a over the weekend ru1 tourD&m ot.. ~ • ..., ............ -. ,"'( . -. -... • .r -• -• T" , • • t -• , . . . , ... ' .... ..,, .... ) . ; GOLF I FOOTBALL .,WI ...... HOUSTON'S RAFAEL LANOESTOY STEALS SECOND UNDER DAVEY LOPES' TAG. Caddy Helps Green. Cyclists Seek TextUJ Open Leatkr Fires 62 To Qualify Will Mike Bast, Dave Sims and Danny Becker be among those riders shut out in their bid Cor a spot in the U.S. national s peedway motorcycle cham· pionships next month? SAN ANTONIO, Texas <AP> --Hubert Green and Shayne Grier teamed for a withering eight-under.par 62 in the first round of the $200,000 Texas Open. Green. the golfer who had never played the course, aid aJI the work. Grier , the caddy, just told him where to hit it. Taking--advantage of sort I gr eens on the rain.soaked Oak Hills Country Club course. Green reeled off eight birdies to overhaul Lou Graham and take a one-stroke lead into today's second round. Green. who has never playad Rookie Leads Women's Goff ALAMO, Calif. <AP> - Martha Nause, an all·round athlete who was beatnnlng to bave second thoughts about her cholce of golf u a proreaslon. posted eight birdies Thunday and finished with a flve·under· par 88 to become the opening round leader 'n the $100,000 women'• tour event here. "It's the belt start I've ever had in a tournament," she said, making a definite understate- ment about helj: rookie season which hasn't include d many strong finishes, either~ T_...,., •~-round scorn In I~ \100.000 _.,_........,_ .i 111e•.n ... .,.n1. __ ,, Ill~ Hiii Country Cl11b <°"rM la O.nous _,_,: M.H- IC.M<M11lln J . ..._. S.Llttt. S.Mll• v.••-s.o·c-o.v-. •• erllnclt c.- S."'"t •.5"ff J.~'" P.Me,.,. »~ »-»-10 31~-70 )S.)S-70 JWS-70 .,...._'° J:).Jl-11 21~17 »a--n »-»·-71 ua-n ,,.,._,, ...... ,,, ~ K.wtltwr1tl A.lllOAr J.«1-11 P.Coft .. 'I' L.ll11rh e.st-&.So•omon M.llf"Mr J .SlmpWn P.H.,,_. M.Wllktn1 A.Alttm.n M.Cr0<ker 36-31 ,, l 5-ll-1J ~ll •11 ,, 15-38 ,, 31·1'-I• ~7· Jt.lS--74 3.W'-14 1141 -14 •»-74 J1'27 14 ~· in a Texas Open, arrived in San Antonio on Tuesday night. in- tending to use Wednesday's pro- a m as a practice round. The pro-ain, however, was washed out when more than four inches of rain fell in a two.hour period Wednesday morning, flooding some portions of the 6.525· yard course. "I walked enough or the cours e yesterday afternoon to al least know wher e the holes were. It's the first time I've seen it," Green said after Thursday's round. 'TU never like the course as much as I liked it today." Fortunately, Grier bad ar· rived earlier and charted the course for bis boss. "He had the course set up and m easured," said Green. "It's the f\rst time in the UOJt· ed States that I've played a tournament 'cold.'" Jimmy Clark's {FOUNTAIN VAU.EY LOCATION) T h a t qu estio n will b e ans w ered tonight whe n the fourth and final night of qualify- ing takes place at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa with action starting at 8. o'clock. None or the three riders had been assured or a place in the finals going into Thursday's competition at Ascot Park in Gardena. Bast missed the first two qualifiers at Ventura and San Bernardino beca use of a shoulder separation. He faces surgery on the shoulder when the season ends but bas been cle_.red to ride ln tonight's com- petition by bls doCtor. Sims has picked up 400 points in the fir'lt two qualifiers and Becker onl)' 375. Promoter Harry Oxley estimates it wUl take al leut 1,200 polnts to gain a spot in tbe finals where only 18 riders will compete. ·'Sims and Betker wlll be rid· lng over their heads to quallfy along with Bast's try for a spot on the pro~ram," Oxley says. F,....PageB8 MUSSO ••• I won't be nervous about it," says Musso, who hopes to con· tinue bla playing days at UCLA where he will become involved in yet another rivalry. "Every game means something to me , but this is something special. I have a lot or friends over there and I'd like to beat them and make them eat their words." GOLF SHOP TOMORROW, SAT., SEPT. 16th -9 A.M. FANTASTIC GRAND OPENING VALUE! TOP-:~~ SUSY1LAST ,'' 95 _.;...I ~~~ &OLF BALLS WE ~ ~ CUMIT ONE DOZEN) DOL IN All RUT nMI OM DISPLA Y!l LARGE COUECTION Of VINT AGE CLUBSI '-P•ll•dl•ef ........ WOODS -IRONS -PUTTERS -LOTS OF SETS -SINGLE WOODS -SINGLE IRONS -BY FAMOUS MAKERS: MM:OREGOR -T. ARMOU~ -SPALDING -WILSON ANO MANY OTHERS. .. TYPES OF GOlFIG EQUIW8l1' All) SPOllSWEM • '"• - FIGIIT .•• lasl tt1ht. I couldn't 10 on much lon1er even lf I wanted to.·· But veteran AU watchers feel tbal If be becomes champion again he will fttbt asaln. He bu retired before. "I don't tb1nk It will be the end of his carett lf I beat blm. But he can aU11 make commerclall," said Spinks, who ls aware ol a public reluctance to consider him champion. "HE'S Gal' TO FIGHT lllce he's the challenger," said Ben· ton. "Anytime Ali throws one punch, he still might get credit for three." The fight. sanctioned as a tiUe bout by the World Boxing As· sociatlon. wJll s tart about 7 p.m ., PDT, and will be teleeut by ABC. There will be three other tille shots on the card and two of them will be shown by ABC 1n a telecast that runs Crom 5 p.m. to 8p.m .,PDT. An ABC spokesman estimated 75 milUon people will watch the te lecast from 7·8. There is a television blackout over the area within a 200-mile radius of New Orleans. Louisiana Sports, lnc .. is est.imjt.ing a turnout or about 65,000 people in the Superdome and a gate or more than $5 million. SPINKS' REIGN AS champ- ion has been a troubled one. H e b as been charge d with several traffic violations and a drug count whlcb was dis · m issed. "I'm not going to be somebody I'm not:· said Spinks who believes the news media has overplayed the incidents because or bis championship status. The World BoxinJ Council withdrew title recognition from Spinks in March. saying he fatJed to live up to an agreement to fight Kea Norton. The WBC champion now ls Larry Holrfles. "I wtJI go down as the fi rst m an to win the title three times," said AJi. "Holmes don't mean nothin'. My rans recognize me. I'm like oxygen. I'm all over the world." ALI F1RST WON the title by knocking out Sonny Liston in 1964. After having the cbam. pionsbip taken from him for re- fusing to be drafted into military service, All won it again by knocking out George Foreman in 1974. Patterson won the title by beatlng Archie Moore in 1956 and. after toeing It to lnge~ar Jobansaoain 1958, won it again by knocking out Johansson in 1960. F,....P.,,eB8 HU'I'H ••• tng a game like last year. Nobody wants to lose a big rtvalry like that. It's just a game you DON'T want to lose." he emphasized. As far as Saturday's game ls concerned Huth s ays, "I personally feel confident we can move the ball against them either nmn1ng or passing, aod I know our defense will be ready. "I don't know whether it's go- ing to be a hifh·scoring game or a low one, al I'm sure about is that we'll score Just enough to win. "We 'II definitely be ready." Jolm•&SOll ,, ........ Frtdly,s.pt9tnber15, 1978 DAILY PllOT 87 A C11p1~ Report From the Wortd of 8!0ftJ Chicken Won't Fly Coop; He'd Rather Squawk SAN DIEGO <AP> -Tbe word from the Ill bird wu that he'd rather sq~wk 1n San Dle10 than hawk ln Atlanta. Tbe ~eat drew the wildest ovation ever aceorded a chicken ln major league baseball hiatory. . Tbe Padres' chicken, a.k.a. Ted Glannoulu, ,.eWlaled Thursday nitbt at the San Die.,..ctncl.DDati same that be wlls tumtna down Braves owner Ted Turner'• reported $100,000 otter to move to Atlanta.. A boaut rrom Padres• owner Ray Kroc that wun't exactly cblcken feed -$10,000 -may have helped Olan· noulas decide not to fiY tbe coop. Tbe announcement drew a romlq roar of approval from tbe crowd at San Diego stadium, the chicken took a trtumpbant lap. and the Padres ruabed from their duaout and boiated the gaudy bird onto their shoulders. Gtannoulu has attained a certain ... a.1om1 celebrity status In his cblcken outllt as he performs bis' animated antics at Padre games and other San Diego sporting events. A frequent visitor at other parks around the nation, Glannoulas gained national atten· tion this summer when television cameras trained on him here at the buebaU All-Star game. The chicken caught Turner's eye recenUy at Atlanta Stadium, and the Braves owner. seeking to add another feather to his promotional cap, made a pitch to lure him to Georsta. Olannoulas represents KGB radio, which hired him as part or a promotional stunt in 1974. A 5.foot-4 , 125-pound stud.ent at San Diego State then, Giannoulas says he got the JOb because the chicken suit fit. q..ae •I •lie D•1;------- Recalling contract negotiations with Lydell Mitchell. who eventually was traded, Baltimore owner Robert lrsay had this to say: "His lawyer said to me, 'Do you realize Lydell Mitchell is the greatest running back the Colts ever had?' I said you're full or hot air." CNote: the Colts have yet to score a touchdown in two losses.> AM .. •lf Dam. Bre ... fAfJ A .... Houston Oiler running back Alldaoey Daria EIJ has re broken a small bone in his leg and may be 4 -• lost for the rest or the NFL season ••. Dallas • Cowbon vetera n offensive tackle Rayfield Wrtgbr was admitted to Baylor Medical Center In Dallas after 1ufferin.I from dehydration at practice Thursday ... The Cleveland Browns s aid place·klcker Doa Cockroft has signed a aeries of one·year rontracts coverlne several years ... The Oakland Raiders have announced the sign. ing or second·year NFL pro &udy &ltla, a safety and kick returner who split last season between Denver and Detroit ... Veteran Oakland runnina back OareMe DaYll after under1oinl knee surgery, was declared lost for the ~ of the NFL aeuon by the Raiders ... The Raiders will start 001 S....,_ at middle guard a&ainst Green Bay. replacing Mike MeQ,y wbo started at the posltion laat week Nectla' •••er• 8fNlrlc ~ ..... Grala NeU1ea hit two homers and drove in II three runs, helping Eel f'1pena record bia lixtb conaecutlve victory and carrying the New York V.ankees to a 4·2 triumph over the Detroit Ti1ers ... Rookie WayDe Cace stroked a two-nm homer in Cleveland's three-run fint lnning and 8eddy Bell singled home the wtnnlna run ln the seventb u the lndJus nipped the Boston Red Sox 4-3 ••. Pllil Ganer hit a ,-rand alam home run to back tbe combined aeven·blt pitcbiq of Jim aooMr and Kea& Teh,.e and tead the Pittsbur'lb Pirates to a 7-4 win over the SL Louil Cardinals •.. Tbe surging Kansas City Royals rode Paal SpllUAtrfrs four·hit pitching and Amos Otls' bome run and two sln1les to a 5-1 victory over tbe Oakland A's. 1be victory was tbe Royals' fourth straight and 10th in 13 games . CrtUcs who called Jim Boa&oa's return to baseball a disgraceful gimmick were silenced when the 39-year-old knuckleballer allowed only one unearned run in six lnnlngs or work as Atlanta beat San Francisco 4·1. Rute.T~ RADIO: Angels at Kansas City, 5:30 p.m., KMPC 1710>; Atlanta al Dodgers. 7:30p.m .• KABC <7901 . TV: Muhammad Ali vs. Leon ~inks, 5 p.m ., Channel 7. Ram Highlights, 8:30 p.m., Channel 11. 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Uni ' FOOTBALL Lur-s 9.S Sprinter Blazing Trans/ er Bo/,sters Rwming Attac~ By ROGER CARLSON Oltllto.ltyl'lletl'-ft Sea View League opponents can count on something dUferenl when they tangle wlth Unlversi· ty Hlgh's Trojans this year In f ootball-9.5 speed. Trojan Coach Dic k Roche con· firms that his 40-man squad In· eludes a half d ozen transfers with excellent potential, lnclud· Ing Harry Billups, a 5·11. 170- pounder from Virginia who finis hed second itl the s tale track finals with a 9.5 c locking in the 100.yard dash. Billups also turned a 21.7 In the furlong. ALREADY BILLUPS appears to have sewn up a starting role at safe ty and figures prominent· ly in the Trojans' attack as a running back. sophomore team and about SO ca ndidates out for the freshman team ." vcr~at1le as u punter . kickoff man und p lacek1cker ilnd tht' Troians h..o ve M Ills. u tight end and dt>fen11ive t acklt-. who 111 Y S()('CeMityle k1ckc·r Mills 1s a 6 3. ~pound senior GtJARD8 AND TACKLES Roche Is rototm1t several candidates in the mtenor for offense 11nd de- ft>nst-and ~ayll his ao11l 1s to 11t11)' away from playing anyon..-in this urea two wuy:& At guurd 1tre San t•ranc1sco transfer Jim Barrett 14~1. 175 Jr •.Jordan Hollt'tt •5 9, 180 it.•. ZJck Purcell •5 tO. 170 JI . 1 and Bud· dy Smith •S.9. 170 llr • AIM> John Ell· It•)' u rt·turning "'tarter 'at noseguard. rould ~ action at 0(. feni.1ve guard Al t11<'kle are Doug Gra nger •Sil. 170 J' •, Jf'lf Klitz •5 10 198 Jr • Grt'izory Gr"~' •flflt. 200 Jr.• and Rick Morri~on •6 4. 200 M>Ph•. ' DEFENSIVE ENDS P.hl<e l\1 auone •6 2. !BS sr •. MO!\t'IP)'. ,..._ turning starter Jim Gleason ~d Barrett a re the ll'ndl•rs 1n th1" cate.Rorv GETTING READY Newport Harbor h ead foot hull <·oach Bill Pizzica works with soml' of his players as the team pre· O.ityf'tletl"!IM9 pares for its scrimmage with Mat er Dei Saturday night 11 > at Newport. Anoth er big factor for University will be ln the kicking gam e where David Langmade Is at ·run strength. Langmade was Impressive as a sophomore, kicking a 46-yard fie ld goal. but injuries cut his effectiveness as a junio r. Des pite the presence of Billups. Langmade and the other transfers, there are some pro- blems for University according to lt9che . He re's a rundown on the Tr-<>· Jans : QUARTERBACKS Rohn C-ENTER A!\D LINEB.\CKER - Sophomore Bob Hoba rt •5·10. 1101 and Junior Stevt' Dosier •6-0. 18St lU't' at center . wh1lc-hneb11eker5 inclUde John Exley. backed by Hollett and Mo!leley SECOND.\RV Rot•he ha" Lanl{madc-. r4"turninJ? starter Ruben Z<lldl\ ar Cofrmcin and Dand Gen~ Can Edison Match '70 Mark (13-0)? Edison High's Charge rs have maintained a history of football ex- cellence-a mne-year span which in- cludes a 13·0 sca:-.on m 1970 IClF 3-A championsh ip> and never a losing season. But this year promises to be som ething special, barring an un- time ly eart hquake, the plague or so m e other unexpected disaster . Coach Bill Workman has al least a half dozen /\11-0rcingc County can- didates in the fold. llis t eam boasts s peed to burn and s ize up front. He's J:(Ot t he lall'nt at linebacker, in the secondary and in the r cn•lving corps lo com plement the passing or junior quarterback F rank Seurer, heralded by m a ny as the best quarterback in Edison's history. THAT F'ACT ALONE Is a mouthful considerin~ how m any outstanding quarterbacks there have been since Coach Bill Vail led that 1970 team to the CIF crown Blending with Seurer is Mater Dei llig h transfer Mike Dotterer. a 9.9 sprinte r with 10 touchdowns as a j unior . In the backfield. Dotterer runs a consistent 4.5 40 a nd Edison h as any number or others in the 4.6 to 4 8 ran~c .. More? How about a starting of- fensive line that uverngcs 6-0112, 218 pounds . Add the us u<1 l scrambling defe nsive line. keyed by nose guard Tim Frink 080) and linebackers Dan Kerins 16-2. 212l and Ric k Stephens 16-0. 195. l Cap it with Steve Davis in the secondary. Whe n asked if he 's got any con· cerns, Workman says with a straight face a nd steady voice: "We're som ewha t thin in the offensive line as far as de pth is concerned and our in- s ide three on defense is a liUJe thin, too. T he k icking gam e Is below average at this sta~. but the poten- tial is there." ' He re's a rundown on the Chargers QUARTF~RRAC'K The only player to o·vcr play quurH•rhnck for Ed11.on os a 5-ophomorc, St•urer 16 ). 180 JI' I r1gures to bt• vastly 1mprovcc.I As u sophomore he p assed for 892 yurdi. und seven tout'hdowns. Ile also ran for two TDs. In- cluding a 40 yardl'r in Edison's 7-0 win over Westminster. Ali.o at QB is Mark Boyl'r tfl.4, 195 Jr. I. plu'! rrt'ewcrs Gil Rhodes •6 I. J!IO i.r. 1 and Gn•g Jonl'i. •5·11 , 165 JI'. I, Rt;NNlNG 8.\Cl<S In addition to Doth•r(•r. lht-rt• 1~ llob ~Tilucky 15.11. 180 ~r. 1. who hoasts If 6 sp('(•d. Edison'i. attack will vory slightly this yt·nr with the msPr· lion or Dotkrt•r uml Milucky as 11plit backs. Too. thl•rt> 1x l''nnk ffi·O. 180 sr. 1 at fullback. "'nnk scorNI e1Khl touchdowns m 1977. Otht'rs includl' J;1son Jordan 16.1. 185 sr.1 and Mike l'erry 15.7, 170 Jr. I. RECEIVERS Rhodes 16· 1. 180 sr. 1 is dearly F.dtson's No. I recl'lver. slking his 4Q-yard spt'Cd from 4 9 to 4.6 In addJtion lo Improved strength. Bob Herson 16·2. 2101 has tight end nailed down. The otht>r wide receiver soot is up in the air. Among the candidates are Paul Irving is.a. l.6SI. Davis. Scott Walker 1s-s. 1621. Joe Hipp 15.7, ISSI and Mike Rohrman 1s-11. 175 •. all seniors and all with excellent speed. OFFENSIVE LINE Wayne Nabal •6·0. 240 sr. • and Tim Wynl{lan •6·1. 228 sr > are at tackles. UK> 1:uards are Bob Dumity 1&2. 210 sr. 1 and Tim Inman 16·0. 230 jr. 1. Mike Vanags •5-11. 195 sr 1 is the current No. I center with Scott Belcher •G·O. 188 sr. ·sidelined with a knee mJury Other tat'kles are Bill Malava5i 15.1, 195 Jr. 1, the son of Rams Coach Ruy Malava5i, and Kevin Mullenger if).4, 211 1. Backup guards Include Mike Perry 15.10. 181 s r. 1 and Bill Sleeman 16 0. 193 sr 1 Also al center is Ken Kucst<'r 1a.2. 175 .s r. 1. KICKING GAME Mark Richurdson is-8. 150. jr. 1 has kicked a S5·yard fi eld l!Oal on the practice field. according to Workman. Says Workman: "lie h11s potential. but he may be a year away before he reaches It.· Also there Is placeklcker Stt.'phens and punier:'! ~un·r. Duve Jarman •5-10.170 ·and DouJl llrothl'r' •5·8.162•. DEFENSIVE LINE Burkhard! and Perry are set at end with Ma lavasl. Jordan and Stanton behind them. At tackle are Vanags and Larry Parkenm •6·0, 197 sr. >.who is credited with nmning the 40 in 4.7. Other tackles are Chm, Rowey 1s-10. 175 Jr. I, Bruce Fr~lander 16. t. 194 jr.1 and Belcher. Frink is expect· ed to have an even better year on defense with some of lhe pressure on offense re· lleved due to the presence or Dotterer and Mllucky. Also at nose guard Is Murk Schwartze •S.9. 1831. LINEBACKE.R.S Kerins and Stephens make this one of Edison's strongholds. Also at llnebat'ker are Henion. Kuester and Milucky. SECONDARY Hipp has switched from receiver and nose man and taken over one of the com ers. Rhodes Is at the other comer with Bill Reimer 1 S-10. 155 t. Dotterer. Irving aod Bill Cudmore 16-0. 160> in the picture. Cudmore has bee1n sidelined with a shoulder Injury. The s:ifelles are Rohrman and Davis with other defensive backs being Jon<.'S. Irving. Boyer &nd Curt Holmes 15.11, 165>. -By Recer Carbon I I I Juet • few of the a.tom teetur.: cu.tom pelnt, Cultom Interior, Chrome bumpers, eu.tom cerpettng, and much much more. I I I Aol·A·l.ofle Convenion I ..,..... eonwer91on I 8lewll Comwlllon I I I I I I I O/o : Plu~~~~~.~ i V•lue) 3l Vans to chooM hQm. I I I I I I I ·--,---·------~--------~ I I Superstars Tourney Set The third annu a l Mi xe d Double s S uperstars com petition is s lated for Saturday a nd Sunday on the beach at 52nd St r ee t in Newport Beach. Competition includes volleyball, ping pong, bocc 1~ ba ll, obstade course, tande m rafting a nd egg throwing. A ction continues through Sunday evening. "We've just com e off the worst back-to-back practices I 've ever experienced a s a coach." says Roche. "BUT ON PAPER I think we're ~oin~ to be better than l thought we would be in the s pring. Still. the nucle us or our line is juniors and that is a basic problem. We'r e going to be play. ing with a lot or juniors, a couple or s ophomores and several transfers new to our syste m . "We do have some versatility within our squad a nd although we're inexperienced up front. l reel we're on our way bac k with 10 good athl etes on our Marvick returns with three games or experience as a starter berore a shoulder separation knocked him out of competition as a junior. Marv1ck •5·10. 160 sr. 1 Is backed by Jim Staff •6·0. 160 Jr.• and sophomore Tim Ex· ley •5·8. 150• and the combmat1on g1Vl's the TroJans excellent depth Rl'N!")ING BACKS L.csnl(m:td£- csnd H1llup" a1 t-I ht· h ·adin1t run cl1datl'" hl·n " alth•JUJ!h rl·turn1n1< 'lartl•r Jim Gll.':.tMin <tnd F lin1. :\11rh I ransfer Darr<-11 Moi.l'lt'y •6· I. I~ Jr. 1 are making •l J lour ffiiln battle. RECEIVERS Oregon transfer Ste,·e Coffman '6·1. ISO sr •. Paul Brown •6·0. ISi sr • and Greg Sood· grass • 5· 10. 150 sr • figure c1s th<' m .... JOr tar gets . Tight t'nd tn \olH>s Colorado transf<'r Sc-oil l:Jrlan~k~ •f\.O 170 1r • and K(·n Mills. d Thatrher Ho~h transfer KICKING GAMt: Langmade ti. YOU GET MORE THAN 'tOUR MONEYS V\IORTH AT TOYOTA. to consider al !he rornl'ri. whilt> four • other" arl' ..-ymi: at "'"°"It .,afety. Tht-y lHP Staff Orlani:ky. Tim Exlt'y and M<irk Adam"' Billups f1izurei; as the IN.oder ut frt't' -.afeh· w11 h Brown and Snod1tras!' bac•k1n1t ·htm up Playoff Date Set lf the California Angels C1rush in a tie wtth Kansa s City for the Ame rican League West title. the one -game playoff will be held at Ana heim Stadium. Tha t was determined Tuesday when the Angels won a coin flip in New York The Boston Red Sox a lso won u coin nip, and wtll hos t the New York Yankees if a playoff game is needed B ot h pl;,yorr games are scheduled for Oct 2 ONE EXAMPLE ...... THE SR-5 LONG BED SPORT TRUCK. More buying powec That's what you get for your dollar when you buy a Toyota Toyotas are well· equipped with standard features like fully-transistorized ignition. electnc fuel pump, po.var ass1s· led front disc brakeS. and more More comfort The comfort of a car. not a truck. Standard in f!l/ery SR·S SportTruck. Plush carpel· ang, bucket seats. AM/FM radt0. and tinted glass an add up to more eomfort than you expect of a truck. More rocm. A cargo area over seven feet long and an 1100 lb payload provides more than ample room and ratings for most loads More fuel economy. The Toyota SR·S Sport Trucks come standard with ~speed overdnve transm1s- soo to help deliver more mires per gallon In 1978 EPA tests. lhe SA-~ Sport Trucks were rated at 28 mpg higtway, 21 mpg City. These Call· fom1a EPA ratings are est1ma1es. Your mileage will vary depending on your drMng habits and your truck's condition and equipment. More POWK Toyota trucks are muscled by lhe largest standard displacement engine 1n thetr class. that produces more torque than any other standard engine 1n 1tsclass • More confidence. Thar s whar we build everv day For more people. discover why we can say. ·11 you can find a better bu1tt truck than Toyota .. buy •t .. And more and more people are buying Toyotas. finding ou1 that Toyo1as are built better than lhey lhOughr possible Mote choice. Seven d1Hercn1 Toyota truck roodels are avail· able Long beds Spon trucks Anet a cab chassis More trucks to cnoose from rnan any other manufacturer's hne rn our class More people to tum to. The Toyota dealer network is com- prlSed 01 aver 1 000 seMCe depart· ments When a Toyo1a does neea service 11 can ~t the fines: ( . -------·MORE NOW RIGHT NOW _______ .. 'Ne can't tell you when. but all prices will probably go up, including trucks. So if you're thinking about buying a new truck think about buying a Toyota now There will probably never be a better time. And when you buy a Toyota nON, you'll find out what real satlsf action is. 'tOU ASKED FOR IT 'tOU GOT IT TOYOTA . . ... . ' -----... u •• ... .. . ._ . - • ' , t : FOOTBALL I GOLF I HORSE RACING o.llY~ ......... Ft1dey. September 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT 89 A rea Golf Roundup QL4iCij;i~~~~~iur.;, Pros Take On Seacliff Denny Meyer. a former resident ot San Ju1h Capistrano who gave up the' pro tour to take a Job as club professional In Satlcoy, w ill d e f e nd his Southern California PGA match play championship al Huntington Seacllrt Country Club ne xt week <Thursday through Sunday>. Host pro Brian Lake ex- pects a full field of 128 pros t.o compete in the tournament that will be preceded on Wednesday by a pro-am with a shotgun start at 12:30. Each pro compel-01NNY .. av .. ing in the pro-am wlll have three club m embers and a guest ln his rivesome. Pairings for the tournament will be made ear- ly in the week with entry deadline on Monday. El Nlgttel Oaalleage llatda The fourth annual Southern California junior· senior challenge mat ch will be played at El Niguel Country Club Saturday. The tournament is s ponsor ed by Loeb Rhoades, Hornblower and Co. and it matches the top eight juruors and the best seniors In Southern California. according lo c hairman Ke mp Richardson of the host club. Low Gross. Low Net: A Flight fCross>-1. Marian Hair. 87 . INetl-1. Pat Veitch, 64. B Flight <Gross)-1. Val Morton, 93; INet>-1. ltlel Margie Da vison, Margie Reece, 70. C Flight-1. Billie Teachout. 111. Pulling winner: Helen Drexelius 31. . IR\1NE COAST -Least Putts: A FUght-1. <lie> Betty Cathcart, Gloria DaRos. Mary Lou Hogeboom, 29; B Fllght-1. Joan Furry, 30; C f'light-1. Jenda Horne, 30; D f11ght-1. Laskery. 31. Most pars: A Flight-1. Dorothy Wright. 13; 8 Flight-1. Thelma Garford, lS; C Fllght--1. <tie1 J ean Meskell , Marion Parks, Margaret McKenzie, 14 ; D Flight-1. Ruth Theis. 15. The 22nd annual Kathleen Linehan memorial eclectic tournament will be held at Irvine Coast this weekend. Theme ot the event will be, "It's for the birds." Competition will be in three nights for low gross and low net winners. RANCHO SAN JOAQtJIN-Most Pars Tourna· ment · A Flight-I. Lois Howell, 14 ; B Flight--1 Sue Iseri. 13; C Flight-I. Peg Roberts. 13; D Flight-1. Joy Johnson. 15. Foursome Low Aggregate: l. Rosa Robinson Pat Reuter, Lois Howell. Joan Waganfeller . 291. ' Three-three-three Tournament: A Flight-1. RANDY BROUWER SPLITS THE UPRIGHTS IN KICKING DRILLS AT ESTANCIA. On the junior s quad are· Tracy Nagazaki <Riviera >; Hick Riley <Annandalel : Doug Thompson <E l Nigue l >: Ke it h B anes <Candlewood ). Michael Ivy !Lakeside>: David Coward <El Dorado>; Ma rk Levander. no affilia- tion given; and Cra ig Davis.< Porter Valley\. Marion McGrath. 30 ; B Fllght--1. fliel Dee Holen Barbara Smith. 32; C Flight--!. Betty Vaughn. 29 : From Bottom Up Estancia Faces Rebuilding Job Ed Blanton has hi!> first head coaching Job. but the realities of :,tarting a new progn.1m at a new school with a squad descimated by graduation is beginning lo smk in. Blanton sums up the picture al Eslancaa where has E agles are pre- paring for the 1978 !>eason an one word: "Rebuilding." "We 've got three players who played off a nd on last year.'" says Blanton. "That would be Tony Clfmp, Dennis Ross a nd George Pinckney. The sophomores were 1·8 and l 'd have to s um it up as a re building year . "THEY ARE DOING what I'm {tskang but to this point there t)ave ~N'n no pleasant surprises, only ~ome disappointments-. Tars Rput Santa Ana LONG BE~CH -A s us ual. Newport Harbor H igh o pe ned the 1978 water polo season with a n Impressive victory. Michael Grier. James Berg eson and Tom Taylor, who helped the Sailors t.o the CIF 4·A c ha mpionship a year ago, combined for 10 goals Thursday in a one- sided 17·3 triumph over Santa Ana High in the opening round of the an- nual Moore tourney. Grier scor ed fou r goals while Bergeson, the 1977 CIF co-Player of the Year. and T aylor lidded three apiece. The senior squad includes: Ted Rt chards 1 Bet Aire>; Lee Davis <LACC. living in Newport Beach l: Brian Gadd y I Anna ndale l; John Richardson I El Niguel I: Ted Lyford I Redlands); Don Shevorski <Quall Lake>; Larry Bouchey <Green River >: and Dick Runkle <LACC L Three A rea Golln-• Cotlfnad Three Orange Coast a rea players will be com· peting in the Confidence Western Amateur Golf Association tournament of champions at San Vicente Country Club t near San Diego 1 this weekend. D Flight -I. Pat Reuter. 34. · Ace of the month Connie Barnett. LAGUNA NIGtJF.L Country Club will be the site of the Queen of Hearts Guild of Laguna Beach charity golf tournament Oct. 6. "NO NONSENSE" LEASING Dave Hellman of Massaon Viejo. Martv Morganclli of San Clemente and Jim O'Mara of Newport Beach are listed as contenders in the tournament. Le nny Clements of Poway, who won the last OPIH 1 DAYS A WIB·f:OO AM le 9:00 PM • three regular season events. as not eligible because (714) 540-9640 he failed to play In the minimum of six tourna - ments. The top winner of merchandise on the 11. U•IYE , SITY tourna ment t.our Is Lynn Stone of Chino. a student at Cal State (Fullerton 1. Cla~~ld"fl A rea C'o•rsa Sales and Service "-lt>to-ten LAGUNA BEACH --T and F Tournament: A LEASl•I ~;:~,:-~ ~ ~ t•~ Flight-l. M a rian Ha ir. 28~: 2. Harriett "Some are not looking quite as good with pads on as they did earlier in conditioning. And we've received 60 transfers that figure in starting NH KorlnQ-<iflef •.&er-J. MacQuisten, 30: 3. He le n Drexelius. 31. B two varsity campaigns. Attempting to ~::.,'°;, ~. ~1:i:~~:. ~~ Flight-1. Louise Loucks, 27~; Ruth LaPorte. 32. 2150 .... II..&.. Cothl W.. M0-9640 plu~ some gapi; arc.> center Brad Jloo '· C Flight-1. Ginny Beals, 37. .,. __________________ _. toles." Blanton comes to Estancia after a five-year stint as a n assistant at Corona del Mar High and also logged time as a n assistant at Newport Harbor High, Cerritos College and •5·10. 170 jr.•. guards Jerr Tracy ·~ti. r -------------------------------------------------_:_::_ 165 t and Dennis Ross •S·9. 170 sr. 1 and Long Beach State. BLANTON S P ENT most of the summer without any assistants. but bas picked up four t.o help, including Chris Van Hook. who is a member of the Estancia teaching staff. The others are walk-0ns. Van Hook will handle llie offensive line and defensive ends. while former Costa Mei;a IUgh head coach John Sweazy is working with the r e · ct•1vers. Craig Collins 1s handling the de· fcnsivc line and offensive tackles, while former USC All-American Oa mon Bane is helping with the linebackers and running backs. lfcrc's a rundown on the Eagles: qt· \RTERB.\l'K Tv.o juniori. Gn·~ r.1·111 ling and Bob l,,ar1m\•r arc: battlml! f11r tht• i.taning position in what fiitures to lw a clropback attuck. a var1at1on from till· recent trend of sprmlout tcndenc1C'' <i1:nllin~ is !H I. 170. Larimer 1s 6·1. 180 fll,o ill <1uartcrb11ck ii. k 1ckcr Randy Brnuwc:r '6·0. 180 sr 1 Rl:NNlNG 8.\C'KS Pinckney •S·ll. 170 sr 1 returns and figure-; to alternate v.1th Cal t\lrrow •5·5. 140 sr 1 al tailback. v.h tll' Guy Oll(uin •6·0. 170 Jr I 1s tabbed lit fullb:irk Aho in thl• picture is Bob l'l·n t·ru •6 O. 175 Jr 1 HF:CF:IVf:RS Tony \amp 11; 3. 1951 is 'nhrl ut lll(ht l'nd . <1nd R1t·h Amaral •S.11. lf.O Jr 1 hus bt•t:n amprcsi.ivc ut i.phl end. tll!>1>l avln~ lll'fl t·ntchlnto? ab1l1ly. Pat K1 w•rn •5 10. 16.'l i.r. 1 h b11lt•d for duty at flank er Othc:r l'{·Cl'iverf, arc Mike &>pion •S·lt 150 Jr.1 and i.cniors Mike Johnston 15·11 . lti!i• and Jeff Johnson 15.7, ISO •. tackles Alan Akana '6·1. 225 jr. 1 and Chris Watford •6·0. 220 sr. •. Backup mies are held by tackles Sean Hand •6·2. 180 1'r. 1 and [)ale ~nderson •6·3. 17A sr •. along wath guard Mike Walter; •5·8. ISS sr 1 KICKING GAME Brouwer will han· die the placekicking and puntJng DEFENSIVE LINE Ross is at nost.• guard with Dave Bunnctl •6·2. 175 sr 1 and Watford al tackle. Steve Lyon •6· 1. 195 sr. 1. although he's nursinJ? a kntt an· jury. is baC'kup. The ends are Jim Van Doren •5-10. 175 sr.1 and Johnston. John FonlOnot 16'0. 170 jr. 1 is also at end. LINEBACKER8 Tracy and Ol~uan are the startl.'rs with Pinckney backup S t:C ONDJ\R V Sophomore Bob t.:rmson 15-tl, 1551 and VinC'C Moulcart •5· 10. 150 jr. 1 ar(' the ll'ading candidates w1lh Kevin Williams and Amaral behind them. Larimer ii. at free safety and Scott llanrptty •S.9, 160 jr. 1 is at rover. Hack up to 1.arirr.cr is John?>on and Rivero spdb. ll:inr;1t1y -By Roger Carl11on Pirates Blitz Polo Foe, 20-5 WH ITTIER·-Matt Smith scored s ix goals lo spark Orange Coast College's water polo team to an easy 20·5 victory over Rio Hondo College Thursday in the opening game of the season. Tonight at 7 :30, Coach Jack Fullerton's OCC Pirates host an Alumni team. OCC goalie Keller Penrod. playing only the opening half. had 10 saves. Or•no• Coul & • ) S-20 Alo Hondo o o 1 3-) Or•noe Coest ~·•no~mlth •· M<Gow11n >. B«Wk >. Cornet 2, Frou 2. 0. Terr•rt I, aai.. I, A-.. I, T•vlOr OFF•:NSIVF. LINE The Eagles were cspel'iall) toul{h hcrt• in 1977 with an all· i.en1or slart1nf( µroup that played Intact through lht·1r fre!>hmnn. sophOmorc and ~-~---~~-----------~~ 1. Hollypark R esults ~, .......... , Ii.Ill et "411111 ....,_. MNtltiel Fltll r-..-Ancty't o..,.. ITOOdl 4 .a. J.lO. 2 60, LOCel "''"'• l ... 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I 8 J 0 DAILY PILOT rru:say Soptemoer 1~. 1979 Rooting for Ali ~~er Hopes Figlu Goes Distance SPORTS ON TV I BOATING 48 to Enter Big Boats "Pie Mo•lty ,_, INOUQft S.lurelty •1>41 '\UQfltl Y WMf """' '-'Cl"' .,•f•M•• w ine)\ "'0"' ""d mor"lf!Q '-'"" HoQI>) S.t ... 0Ay Hl row t04. ti _,,..,to IO""- 8)' tlOWAlln SMITH A"~ ..... , Muhammud Aft .anct L•·on Spink~ turn up tm AHC tomaht ror tht11r murh b.•1 1> hc'Ucd u• m4tC'h, and veter n JH"(l(IU<'t•r C'h~t Forh~ 1-. hoptnl( for an Ali \ u:tc.1ry. but not " quirk onC' 1•1 owll 111 '14.>nrch of cck•brtth::-.. vm· 1, for 11v1•rt1t1,1<1 sholi. and ,11111lht•r furn punorumtt View or t ht• S11rx·rdom4' , tl11w1ud C11scll , Chm. S(·ht•nkl'I .ind rrunk c;1rrord will be al lht> 11r1•1w but Cosl'll will cull the Ali f1>(ht mun· or ll'SS ulone Fortl' will l)f(('I l'IUg~eRliOnS from the ll'lH'k but nol hinit mor<' In SF Regatta CM1t1t tlt1\0e'lllur•\ .-t•I 'MtO,. bt'w••n '' "no t•' '"'•ftd 11 m P<1;a1.,,_, wttt ·-bltt-" ~ ""° /J ,,.. ••ltt •-•1un• w••t ~ t>'I s-.11 .. -.r••• "I'm lllct• mnst Amc•rlritn!\, I t:u<'~&." suyi. f''11rtc• I'm roooni: fot All 1 Lh1nk /\h "'Ill knock him OUl Tht• fight .... 111 MO 3bout 10 round.-.. th,•n h("ll knork htm out I JW.l hoJ)4' II dm·-<n 't l'nd l'Brl) "lo lootbull. ~ou pra\ for • r loi.t· .i me In bo 1ni:. you pra~ for 15 round' · F.AltL 1' kno<'kout lt•u\ c .. Forte "1th ti mt• to f1 ll 11nd ht• d mufh rather fill 1t "'1th hH u1· 1l' CHET FORTE ·Whut I clo with any an nount•t•r 1io., I su,i:gcst things." he 1-uv' "I don't bdwvC' you should 11•il an jnnounn.:r on a liv<' ('vent to -<,1y lhl' or that I will tell How.ird 'll wems to me that ~1J1n k -. 1:-. tired · If Howard twh1•ve' tl he'll :-.~1y 1t If not h1..• v.on 't l 1wver i.av 'You must i.ay th 1i. · That 'l> not my rob .. WHEN T llE f'IGHT ends. t-'ortt• Wiil try ror tntcrv1eY.S v. 1th hoth men Then he 'II start \\Ork on a package of highlight:. 1 o be s hown on Sa tu rd<iy 'i. llun th.tp tupt'<I llllt'n'1l'" i. AfK ha:-. l'ommtlll~ thrt•t• hour~ ~ ~ p m POT, 10 thl' ftJ?ht 'hov. but tht.• Ah bout "'111 nol bcAtn before 1 p m. The early pa1•t of lht• pro gra m will coni.1st of l1vl' reu th erv.c11(hl <ind lq;!ht heavywt·1~ht 11tlt' f1i.thl ~ and 01 bantamwt>1ght bout which will be taped e.ar11er Wide World of Sports." That a M·rwi. of quick lo.u~Ot''· f"ortl' :-.houlcf c·arry him wel l into l1~u1t•:-.1h1• (1ghl v.111 ht .1 l11t•t•tt• Sulurday morning from h1i. 'lt&ndpu1nt /\RC 1s est1matin~ 75 million ··Tv ,port:. J!> ovt·rt:s l1m<itt·d 10 pt•oplt• will tu1w 1n to some rJOr term!> of d1ff1<'ult) ... tw l>i.I)' 111111 of the sho\I.. T h<tl's a lot of ·tt i. not so toui;:h You have lo pt•ople observing your h an know 'lports. of t•our!>l' Uut th11> d1work busines:-. 1~ nut d1ff1c:ult if you · · 1 \ti ways get a kick out of it .. Our muJor conce rns are quick knockouts," 'ays Forte ··tr the curly f1Rhts e nd quickly, we have to have some materi<il prepared to fill with We may go ln•t• to New Yt1rk where Jim McKay wtll be in a s tudio to up· date baseball :-.corci. Mc K<iy might also 1nten·1t•w M urio An drett1 who JUSt v.on the world driving champ1onsh1p ·· know how to ui.c your cameras wht•n un .athlete says he's not to put the story togctht.'J'. whut to nervous." says Forte. who was · look for ... an All·American at Columbia in "Th1..• only real probll'ms you 1952 ··t re member when I h a v c a r l' I t• ch n 1 t• ~1 I Pro µl<iyed basketball. before every blems . 1f the IJit:turc :-.tart~ ga me I was nervous as hell unlit breaking up or somt· l'qu1pmtonl I got my hand'i on the ba ll anct doesn't work If t•vt•ryth1n~ -.cored a basket works. it's easy t<J do .. ··tt·s the same now Once I roll A BC UAS C'0~1MITTED It thctapcandgetthcshowonthe <·t1meras to tht• fight. which .i11· I 'm okay But that 30 seconds /\BC ALSO WILL have an Alt h1 ~tory piece and 1nterv1ew~ with All and Spinks on hand to help round out the s how. Darring st•ems l'Xce,s1H• con!'lldering before <11r timl• 1s tough. I want there art• only two c:ombatanb lo s.:1..·l on the atr clc<tn . on lime. in a limited i.pat•e But two of nq problem:-.. t•\eryth1n~ those C<tmcras are ror the dress :..mooth Then I'm fine. Then I'm ing rooms, thret• will roam lht: rcudy for anything.·· Football Pays Big Tab Goes Up, But Who Cares By MILTON MOSKOWITZ We'll be scemg more football on telev1s1on this ~eason than ever before. and the reason is simple. It pays The networks and television stations dis covered long 3go that football games attract huge aud iences. A lot of people glued to the TV set means a lot or money charged to advertisers for their commercials. The broadcasting industry loves football THE SEASON, IN CASE you haven't noticed. has already started, both professional and college. The early start is to get more time on the ~ube so 1 hat the teams can collect more money from the ( ANALYSIS ne tworks and th e ) networks can then grab more money from the ad· vertisers. Jn 1977. the television a nd radio networks paid :i total of m million for the rights to cover pro and collPge games. This year the rights package has t'!>l'a laled to an incredible $194 million. You remem ber how ABC 's "Monday Night F'ootball'' upset a ll your Monday evenings last fa ll " Well , this year ABC will be bringing you 16 of these evenings, two more than last year. And for that privilege it's paying the National Football League $46 million, which ABC will re· t•o up by charging advertisers $85,000 per 30·second C'Ommercial; that's up Crom $62,000 last year. * * * * * S aturda11'• Radio, Tl' RADIO FO<YrBALL 10:30 a m. KFOX <93.5 FM I Penn Statt• al Ohio State; 3:55 p.m. KLAC 1570 1 UCLA <it Tennessee; fl: 15 p.m. KFOX !93.5 FM I Cal Stale (1..ong Bcachl a~ Boise St41te ; 7:30 p.m. KFI 16401 USC at Oregon; 10:30 p.m . KWRM 113701 Santa Clura at Cal State I Fullerton l de- layed. BASEBALL 1 p.m. KABC 1790 l -· San Diego at Dodgers. s·JO p.m. KMPC 111oi Angels .tt Kansas City. TELEVISION 11 15 a m <4 l BASEBALL The Boston Red Sox meet the Yankees in Yankee Stadium. Noon t 11 1 TlllS WEEK IN BASEBALL. 1 p.m. m THIS IS THE NFL --Highlights of the games played last weekend. 1 :45 p.m . '7> -COLLEGE FOOTBALL The San J ose Stat e Spartans meet the Stanford Cardinals at Stanford. • 2 p .m . 122) -PRO SOCCER. 128 1 WOMEN'S GOLF -Third round play in the Sarah Coventry Tournament. . 3:30 p.m. <2> -SPORTS SPECTACULAR -- The Marlboro Cup from Belmont Park in New York. Also. the record makers. a weightlifting competition 5 p.m. •2> -NFL GAME OF THE WEEK. <7l -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS Analysis and highlights of the Ali-Spinks heavyweight title bout Friday night in New Orleans. Also. the Italian Grand Prix. taped al Monza, Italy. 1281 -PRO SOCCER Nottingham Forest meets Arsenal. !'i:JO p.m 151 ANGELS BASEBALL The Angels meet the Royals at Kansas City. 1 l pm 151 COLLEGE FOOTBALL The UCLA Bruins meet the Tennessee Volunteers in a game played earlier at Knoxville. Tenn . 1131 COLLEGE FOQTBALL The USC Trojans meet the Oregon Ducks in a game played earlier in Eugene. Ore ll '30 pm. !!'ll COLLEGE FOOTBALL Penn State vi. Ohto Stal(.'. played earlier at Colum6us. Ohio. AMONG THE ADVERTISERS quite twilling to pay this tab ABC's time Is virtually sold out S d ' R di Tl' arc Buick, DaLc;un, Firestone. Metropolitan Ltfe Hn Ofl • a O, Insurance, Miller Heer and Sears. Roebuck RADIO ABC. f'or <1 nother Sl2 million. has also ar FO<YrBALL J p.m KMPC <7101 Dallas a t ranged to carry four more night games this year. Rams . BASEBALL -11. 25 a m KLAC < 5701 Three of these wi ll be networked on Sunday even-Angt'ls <it Kansas City. 1 p.m. KABC 17901 San ings <Sept. 24. Nov 12 and Dec. 3) and you may Diego at Dodgers. well imagine what kind of day those Sundays are TELEVISION going to be. what with CBS and NBC kicking uff and receiving during the daylight hours and ABC 9 30 a m !2> NFL TODAY An 1n terv1ew taking over in the evening. When will Americans with Tony Dorsett of the Cowboys have to time to jog on those days, except around 10 a m 121 NFL FOOTBALL · The the TV set"' Chicago Be~mi meet the Detroit Lions at Pontiac. CBS will fork dver $51 million for its coverage Mich. of National Conference games. NBC will pay S45 11 :30 a.m 151 .\NGELS BASEBALL The m illion for the rights to the America n Conference Angels meet the Royals at Kansas City games AnC will give the National Collegiate 12:30 p.m . C4 ) NFL '78 -Owner Eug1.me /\thletlc Assn. S29 5 million for Saturday afternoon Kl ein and Coach Tom Prothro are a mong those in· games And NRC has anted up $6 million to bring terviewed in a report on the San Diego Chargers. you the Super Bow! next Jan. 21. t p.m. !2) -RAMS FOOTBALL -The Dallas ALL OF THESE COSTS will be reflected. of Cowboy6 meet the Rams int.he Coliseum. (4l course. tr1 the astronomical prices advertisers will NFL FOOTBALL __ The San Diego Chargers meet pay to pitch you during the time outs. CBS is ask-the Broncos in Denver. BOATING DP Trophy Contested Off Coast The Daily Pilot Perpetual Trophy will be one or the awards at stake this weekend as the Ba lboa Yacht Club winds up its 66 Series with a race from Newport to Long Point. Catalina Island. Satur day and a return race on Sunday The Daily Pilot trophy 1s nwarded t> the yacht with best combined cor- reeted times In tJ1e two races. Th e Nt•w p ort and Balboa yacht clubs will ge t togl't h c·r thi s weekend for the annual Fall R-cgatta ro r all c l a sst's of sa il boat~ Saturd<iy and Sunday This regatta involVl'!'I mostly small boats ~all 1n g 1ns1dt· the.· b u) rourses with some s mall kt·(•f hoats s atltng out side courses T H E CA PISTRANO Bay Yacht Club is inv1t ing women s:u lors from South ern Cal ifornia dubs to compete in Performance Handicap Rac·ing Fleet yachts on Saturday and Sunday And on Wednesday or next week the Newport Harbor Yacht Club ex pects mor e than 100 women s ailor s in its Ladies Day regatta to be s ailed in Sabots. T h c· H u n t 1 n g l o n H<irbor Yacht Club will be l he setting fo r ..i !>m a ll boat rega tta scheduled Saturday and Sunday BUT THE big yacht 1ng interest will be ccn· tered in San Francisco where the St Francis Yacht Club hosts 48 of the top world class ocean racing yachts 1n it s 15th annua l P c rpetu u l Trophy Regatta. better known as the Big Boat Series Five classes of big boats will start com pcl1· t ion on Monday a nd l'On tinu(.' through the week with races schedult•d Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. inters pe rsed with plenty of on e · d (.•s i gn ac ti o n b y Etche lls 22 sailors on Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday By ALMON LOCKABEY O.ily "ti.. ... u,.. w.1 .. , Twenty Southern Californir. boats includ· m g eight from Newport Harbor -will be among the 48 world class racing yachts entered in the St. Francis Yacht Club's 15 annual Perpetual Tro~hy Reutta -more familiarly known as the "Big Boat Series ... The series. involving five maJor trophies. starts Monday off the St. FYC Clubhouse and will continue Wednesday. Friday and Saturd&)'. On the off days startin~ Sunday a fleet of Etcbells·22 sloops -several from Newport Harbor -will race on Tuesday and Thursday YACHT RACING IS NOT considered a spec. tator sport in this country, but the St. FYC series is an outstanding exception. ln addition to the scores of speetator boats followmg the yachts over the courses. thousands or shoreside spectators line the City Front from the Golden Gate Bridge to downtown to watch the big yachts match tacks to weather and the colorful spinnaker runs along the shore to a finish in front of St FYC clubhouse Top interest will be in the performance or the SO·called maxi-boats, ranging in size from 60 to 84 feet. which were not des igned for closed·course racmg. thus creating e grueling test or stamina, brute strength and seamanship for the crews l'ftlO.Y ~cono tow , SA p m Se<ond "~ ., 01 C' m SATUalH<Y ) ?to.rn C" ~ J Ftr~t tow Fir\t ~'<!" Se(onO •ow S.COf\0 111(111 v •• • m ' , ) olOO.m \' • ., .. o.m. •• I UNOA"' First tow • OS• m II• f."lr\l llllJl'I •O· I& t> m ) " lt(ono IO'"' • 1S o m tt 1 ScOllO l\IQll tO a? O fl'I. Sun•IU>a3' .. m ,"'1s•~om M oon r •M'\t> H om. Wis) '"•"' P UBLIC NOTICE 111·'*1 Pl(TITIOUS eUSINHS lllAMa STATeMaNT •llt fOllOWl'lQ person~ "'• Cl<IOI•' llu•tneu as AUO•O SECURITY SY5T£M'. INC , ll• ~ Al""ay A-, C~" Me ... CalllarN• 9262' AIKllo A•erm System>, •r>t , CalllOf'"t• <~ation. ll• ll Airw,., A•-. CoAa Mew, Cotlt•or"'• "1&16 T llt' bu'°non '' conouuee1 ti• • c.or Por•Hlon A..000 Al.,m Sv\1-s. •fl<. J W ¥tCtaon. Setreter• f f\1' \1•t..,.,.t ¥116S ftled WtJl't t~t' ~nlv Cl••k Of 0r•ll9t Cou"I¥ on 5•11 t•mtltr '. l•JS AGllEN, WHEE.LElll t. lltOHltTS ,._., O.*-n Slrwt Slflle 207 H""""'' ... IN<ll, c:..111 ...... .,, .. , FIMSS! PutlH•'-~~ C.0.sl Datt~ P••o1 Stot•mb41r 8, IS, n. 29 1'78 P UBUC NOTICE The six maxi-yachts seeking the St. Francis Perpetual Trophy are John B Kilroy's 79·foot ketch Kialoa. Califomta Yacht Club ; Matk and Frit1, Johnson·s 73·foot ketch Windward Passage. Portland and Lahainp yacht clubs; Fred Freiss· 84·foot masthead sloop Christina. Pacific Mariner~ Yacht Club !Marina del Rey•. Sumner A. "Huey" Long's 79-root ketch Ondine. New York Yacht F1CT1T1ouseuS1111us Club. Bill Lee's 67-foot ultra light displacement ,,.~ .!~:::,!T!.~~~N .. ~ .. 0011 , 11 sloop Merlin. Santa Cruz Yacht Club. and Jacob 11u,.nes~o• Woods· 62-foot ~loop Sot cen. CJltforn10 Yacht i:ovsE OF OR•EHT4L ~uG~ Cl b · 10.· • Coa" "'•Ofl .. n L.IQuM B~-<n U • C4lltotf"l1d 02.t.)I HARRY MOLOSCHO'S 69·FOOT l,jLOB sloop c.11.-.···· •• M EM .. romh ... corootlll~l!d .... Cal1•orn11t <OfOOt•H..,n Drifter was scheduled for the seneio: but ran into '°'' '> c.,.,1 Hon ..... lM11UN 8,..._,. severe weather on a return from Honolulu and re· Cillforn,.,01w . f f ,..,\ tUJt•f\h ... •\. f'O"OW lfO Ow ,,j \O~ portedly had to put back into report or repairs p0•~1•on The City or San Francisco Trophy Series has CiHAHAR• ~ 10 entries ranging from to 60 eet <rating 1·4 P•rv••c;n.to,.,, . 5() f · 4 g "11 ENTFRPlllSLS ''"C. rel'l 1 a nd rive of them are from· Southern Pr~.o.rit C . . Th So hi d Bob G '"'' •1•1-"''"' 1'''° '"'"' '"" ahforrua. e ut a n entnes arC' ar· cou"'" ,,.,, of °'""911 c°""'• 0 ,. r1son ·s 52-foot sloop Regulu!> II. NH YC . the l:CI "'"°u~1 JO. 1Q1t sailing Association ·s 55-foot Safan . skippered by JAMES ICELLY Ha nk Thayer . Monte Livingston's SO-foot ·-... ,111u .. Checkmate. Del Rey Yacht Club: Ma rshall ··our. ~~.~~cA.,101 fy" Duffield's 50-root Native Son. Long Beach Pu1>1h1>ec1 Or.tne& c~· OQ• • .... c, Yacht Club. a nd Nie Frazee·i; 58·foot sloop »o• '·•· ·~. n. •Q18 m J , .. Sw1ftsure. San Diego Yacht Club. A NEW GROUP THIS year will be competing PUBLIC NOTICE for the Atlantic Trophy and amoog the six entnes -· ----·---nre four from Southern California The-Southland· ~u"uto-cou111roFTttE 'nATl!OPCAl.l~lAFO• c r s are Hig h Ro lt'r. co·sk1ppt•rc·d by B ill THECOU111Tv0Po•ANGE Power and Kirk Elliott. NHYC. Scandalous. Bill ~.A.,1ne f E<l 'l\I\ of llUf:Y 80Yt·11 Pascoe 's SO-footer from N HYC . Aleta. ci 46· oot GOLDTHWAITHE DE ••uesn: ~ .. sloop skippered by Warren Hancock. NHYC. and ~uDv 01: ,,.uuTc au 11u11• Blue Norther. Bill Sullivan's 42·footer from Los :~~=~E~~i~ au •ue• 11 Angeles Yacht Club. The others in this group are i-e~?T~~~~0~i;,,:o::,~·o...,,Gw~~ Saudade. a former Newport Harbor boat skippered A"-O Lc "'ERs TESTA¥EN TARv by He nry Grandin. St . FYC. and Irving Loube'_ FOR At.1 Tt•OR•ZATION to Ao . d c M I Ht .. rt: R I.I H 0 ER r H I Bravura. Richmon Y . . l'HOEPENOEHT AOMtH1sT11Ar•oN There are 10 boats ente red in the J<P.ele· oF esu resacr . . f h . I I .. O~ICC 1$ HEREB ... GIVE,. '""' Kilborn Series or yac ts racmg on a eve n,..i... 1 • • t E "'s"""Nce ANO rllusr for-boat l basis under the Two Ton Rule. The four COMPAH ..... Ca•lforll•• uiroor•toon. from Southern California include Richard Et· ::•~:~:;-::is:'~~':":;~':!':;~ ltnger·s Free Spirit. NHYC: Bob Kell eher's Silver re\tament¥Y ano tor euU>or•rahon to Fox. Long Beach YC: Kris Kristoffs Green =~~~~~""~"'':~"::'~~~~ Hungarian. Pacific Mariners -YC !Marina del •o ""'<" , .. mao,. 10," '""""' Rey, <ind C1:1rl Eichenlaub's Cadenza San Diego 1>••1•<111•"· -Ill.ti ttte ....... ,.., · ' o••<., ot llN<•llQ tlW!..,,... !las""" -et \'C tor CkloC>e< l, 1•71, •I 10 00 .t "'·· '" Wast Team Tied For First in Utah Bob and Jenalyn Beauchamp of Corona del Ma r were locked in a tie for first place with Ted Jagger and Ted Weeck of White Bear Lake. Minn .. afte r the first two races or the Hob1e·Cat·l6 cham· pionship at Bear Lake. Utah Both teams had 434 points to eight for the third placl' team of Don Oltsman and J amee Seaman. Los Angeles. Others inc luded 5. Larry Cooke-DeeDec Gill igan. Big Bear Lake. 13. fl. Ron Atwood·Greg Orum . Long Beach, 13: 7. Hobie AJter Jr ·Cricket Humphreys, Capistrano Beach: 10. Bob Seamans· .lnfk Linn. Los Angeles. ~-~~~---~ tflit coun,._,, 01 Ol!O¥trnP<>I .. o. J 01 w•d court. M 100 O•ic Ceo>,., ~ •• ,. W••t. •n tile Clly o l Sant" And C4ttlfornt11. O•ltO S.O!A!mtll!• 11. 1078 WILLIAM E. SI JOMN, Count• Cle,,. DftV0£H, MAlltlltOfGTON A SWiUITl o .... ,,..,.,...hl....., S"lt• IOJ Wltlllllr• •t CWaM 1.os .,...._, c.eutenir•*I' Alt•• ... '",.,. -ti'-< Publt•llecl Or.-noo CtMst 0 .. 1, Puot S.oteml>ef ••. rs.11. ••11 PUBLIC NOTICE lllE50l.UTION H0.1a.. .. A ltSSOl.UTIOH OF THC c1rv COUNCii. OF THE CIT" OF COSTA MeU., CAUl'OlltNtA, DECl.AlllNG tT' NTENTIC* TO OlltDElt THE VA ..... TION OP A POltTION 0" CCiHT•lt S U!F.Ef 8F.YWl'S:N ANAHEIM AND PAlll( AVENUES. fHE (•TV COIJ"-Cll OF TH E CITY Of COSTA MESA DOES .. EREl!V ltESOL VE A~ fOl.l.OWS Twenty of the· com petilon; in the Bii:? Boal Serie:-. ~od o;cvcra l Etchells from Newport Harbo r and ot h e r Southern C;:1l1forn1a pleasure ports will ht• part1c1pating in th(• Ba) t\reu compet1t1on~ ED SECTIC>ff I 0. C:.ty Counc1t of lllf' Lead Held MOTORISTS ROBB ~~~ •. ~· .,~~~::.,=·;0 ~:::,~"=·~: 110<' OI (""!er Slrl'f't <'eS<rtl>ed "S Y GAS THIEF tol•-· S 0 T II E R N B A \lrto of •ano 60 00 •eet '" •tdlr>, A By C • be•nQ " ponion of Cent~ Strffl Ille Cal1fom1 a Yachting S· UTtlS ~n•ro•••ntof...,t<ll •sdeKribed"• sue 1 at ion calendar Motonsls art being robbed by" sly lhid 1°''o;w~c;tHNING ~' 1.,. ,0\11., ... u '°' t1ALeo:·;-~~~"1tt'uo 66 Dav id Curl isc;; or who sluls 9as whlle they anve. lheh :r.·,,1..a":.:.:C~: ..... :O:.~;~·~=~ Serio No 6 "" / ttOR MOR... Ma rblehead. Mass .. con· cull)(11 tS d 01rty carburtlor, whte ot M·•utt..-~• M.eos. ••<oni• "' PHRl'I S..lurday Sund4v c It '"" NEWPORT HARBOR BALBOA tinucd his domination of wastes precious luel and causes poo1 ~;:i:~.~ ~~~·."'·~;;;~r •·ne"~~ ;a~;,~:. CLUB F• 11 •Uo••1•· the.• Etchells-22 Thurs . enq1ntetrformance Now you CM restore Canter s1 ..... 1 ~01si&f\Ccot 600oc"tt' CAPtSrR11No BAY YACHT c1 UB cfa y by taking a c0m-efficiency thanks to WYNN'S*Carbvrero1 1,0,.1"cpi ~0u'Z'J'~~;nepo•.:: :;,1.,;/.~1,;,~~~ l1101~\ Reqaua tPHAF 1 s.i1uraav h " ' s~Ma• m H n d in~ I ead in t c Cleaner This special spray fo1mula works on ·~, .. '""'• "l'W' of P~,,.. ............ Lounee1 .... 1..Nt11 .. ,., North American Cham· ...... 1· ti to.001 .. 1 ... w•cn~ tONG BEACH v11cH'l ctu11 wilnwl d•Smant 1nq to msran Y "mo•e u;crioH 1. -a •• '"" 1n0 """of c.1.,11n• tstano ~··~' Ho s ' • p 1 on s hip re J? n It a al gum an<! •arnish cur~ 1ou9h idhnq ~d 0<10111'• me."''"" llOU• 01 • 30 "·"' St turoo. SunO•y L h 0 t N y ' '" t~P Crwnc1t OU.mt>eo of Cttv """ H u ,. r 1 ,. Gr o N H ... " e o u R a re m n · stallinq. as 11 1ncreuts m1leaqe. 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Sunc141v o;c h ed u led races Cu rt is haoo1er moto11nq, gel ••v ... e or to• .,..,,tno '" o••"1on' ,,,,.,,..,,..,•no• s..~ B was out front with 12.7 Cleaiier today oo~~~~~~~=:s,..11 CORONADO CllYS YACH r CLU ....... 1111111 .............. ~. be conoucleel puuuenl IO "'~ 1)10-Ing and getting -S60.000 for a 30-second spot ·2 p.m <28l -·WOMEN'S GOLF -Final round during the first Sunday game . <The second game play m the $100.000 Sarah Coventry tournament commands only $55,000 on the assumption that from Alamo, Cal. some or this audience tires even or football.) 4 p.m. !7l--COLLEGE FOOTBALL ·1s. 19\ NBC's average rate for a 30-second commercial _ COLLEGE FOOTBALL --use vs. Oregon. will be $44,500, up from $37,000 last year. 1 l d "'· t rd · E O Coron-1\16""• r..:P tPHAFI points to 39.7 for runner· II ~-~:i S.tlll'CMy I ~ ~ :I ·r· . . ••slon\ ol Sec1lo11 IJOO et ,.,.q. Of ·~ CORONADO YACHT CLV8 1(-i u p D a I/i d G u n d y • • SlrHl\ •rlCI HIQllW•v• Code of ·~ c tMno < 1 s.1 ,. 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ORAHC, E COllST OAtLY PILOT,• new~Ofper of O•ntr4'1 (tf(\lf•llOf" Or•t-t~d .-nd putlt",,.., "' f~ cllv of Cosl.t #H~" Or.enc• Coul'llY. C.IHorr11 PASSEO ANO AOOPTCO '"tt \I~ Ge• OI S.PI-. 1•11 ATTEST Eoward V MCF••ttna M•'tV' of Ille CllyofCoot•MllH Ell .. " P, """"""' City Ct.,to of Ille Cll'I' of Cotta liiltH STATIEOf CAl.ll"O'INIA t COUNTY Of'Ofl-'HOE 1 SS CIT'Y'Of COSTA MISA t !. &11.llfil,. ""IHHEV, Cltv 0.'11 .tnCI t•·OfllCIO Oefil of IN City (o\111(11 of Ille CllY of Cott• -...,., Mrf!tl• \trtlly llWll !flt •otw eftO 1..-.001"9 ,.ttOlullCW\ NO ~ wn Chillf -,,.. civ••••1 pes..i w -....11Tt!le ... o 1'!11, co-11 •I • AtUt.v ll'!tttt"9 tMrffl, fletcf CW\ lllt )ti\ 0... Of Sep. ~·"" 1fi1 WfT?jlSS WHl .. EOfl. • "-• "''"'"19 wt my Nftll -efiloceo ~ SHI Of llW City of c. ... Met<o 11\h ~"' dt'f .. s.,IM'illtt. ,.,. El ..... P ..... IWMY Clly o.t'll .... tll4H~IO Clforto of 1"9 Cl!ll c.outlco ol tM t11y of C.tt Mew. ""4111"'" Or .. ~ o.tly ~ .... ~·-· .. ..,. dt¥• • ·- , l t t ~ I 1 f t I INSIDE: •Out 'n About . ., •Intermission •Movie Reviews •'Cyrano' Preview eekender l " - f=rtCW,. September 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT Tuning In Star Talent -The big sounds of disco and radio will be amptlf1ed-during celebrati~flt Orange County / amusement parks this weekend. Two leading disco groups, the Trammps and A Taste of Honey. and singer Karen Young will be spotllghted during "Disco Disneyland" Saturday night. They will perform such hits as "That ls Where The Happy People Go." "Boogie Oogie Oogie" and "Hot Shot." KNOTl"S BERRY Farm may adopt the call letters KBF as the Southern California Broad- casters' Association turns the entire park into a giant radio station. Stations in the mlddle-or- the-road, news, rock, soul and Spanish language classification will present Jive shows with celebrities, sports heroes and news. Rock groups Exile and Hot will start off the entertainment tonight. The Salute to Radio will continue Saturday night with Andy Russell, the Hoosier Hot Shot.c;, Trio Los Nobles, Evergreen and Scream. England Dan and John Ford Coley • .will star Sunday. The Society to Preserve and Encourage Radio Drama, Variety and Comedy will present seven nostalgia radio listening booths, playing more than 50 of the best old-lime shows. P ARK HOURS ARE 10 a.m. to midnight Saturday and 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. CJ o.lly ............... . TRAMMPS APPEARING "WHERE THE HAPPY PEOPLE GO" Disco Group to Perform at Disneyland Saturday Night Some of the radio s tations whose personalities will be conducting interviews and contests include KABC, KACE, KBCA, KDA Y. KJLH, KBRT, KEZV, KFI. KFWB, KGER, )<GIL, KHJ, KIIS, KKTT, KJOI, KLOS, KMPC. KNX, KORJ, K,TNQ, KRLA and KWKW. ENGLAND DAN AND JOHN FORD COLEY ON KNOTT'S 'RADIO ' a Can 't Se e Film Star in Person? Some W a x Museum Likenesses Cause Double Takes By JERRY HERTENSTEIN Ot 11'9 Dally PllOC Staff Aunt Maude •nd uncle Max, visiting Southern CaJiformPfrom Kank akee. have ogled the movie stars' homes in Beverly Hills hoping for a glimpse at their favorite silver screen personality but have no doubt returned to nephew George's Orange Coast home disap- pomted. What's left? Movieland Wax Museum. THEY WON'T SEE the stars in the fl esh but can relive with wax likenesses of actors and <.1C'tresses what are perhaps some of their favorite movie scenes. There's Gary Cooper just inside the en- trance of the old hotel from "High Noon." The hotel's green paint is faded and peeling. The hands on an old grandfather clock are at 12 o 'clock high. The wax portrayal of Cooper, with stern eyes, is dressed in black hat and vest with a s ilver sheriff's badge. : I A figure likeness of Grace Kelly, a oqnnet on the head, sits tn a corner. Cooper's t e rse-sounding voice is heard on a tape from the movie, saymg to Miss Kelly, ·Tm not trying to be a hero -1f you think I like this, you're crazy." There is Barbra Streisand -wax that Is -- in the millinery shop scene from "Hello Dolly," wearing a $4,000 costume from the film. Visitors ~n walk down the yellow brick road that lea to a recreation of Judy Garland as she appea ed with the tin man, scarecrow and lion In "The Wizard of Oz" in 1939. There are over 200 actors and actresses in 90 scenes from movies and television. MANY OF TIIE DISPLA VS are opposite mirrored walls so onlookers can tum around and "put themselves in the scene." In some of the sets, the viewer actually becomes a part or it. 1 For example, there is a walk through the snow-cover~ furnishings and onto the porch of the house frQm "Doctor Zhivago" before wax figures oC Rotl Steiger, Julie Christle and Omar Sharif are seen standing in the snow outside. The scenery an(,{ elaborate costumes perhaps put the Buena Park attraction a touch above similar museums. Even the most minute details have not been overlooked. JEAN HARLOW RECLINES on a fur· covered bed in a scene duplicated from the 1933 movie, "DiMer at Eight.•• Tattere d but authentic issues of Collier's, Companion and The American Magazine from the same year are on a night stand with Lucky Strike cigarettes green pack, no longer sold. WHO'S FIXING WHOSE BOW TIE AT MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM IN l\IENA PARK? And as if looking at all those stars and scenes isn't enou1h. there is the adjoining Palace ot Uving,Arta that is part of the $5.50 adult ticket price, $2.96 for ~hlldren under 12 . .Kida under 4 are admitted free. Den Rowan 8'l9 Dick Martin ~Ive Llkene•M•' Cloee-up lnapeotlon (See MOVIE8"Aa8, P11eC2> • .. , ,. r -~ -•4' ... ...__._..._......_ '\1:...... ~ "• .. • .. ;. "' .... ,.~~ . . Hands Off NY Dancers Dazz/,e Costumed dancer <left> from the Mimi Garrard Dance Theater demonstrates the troupe's unique multi-media lighting ef- fects to be showcased in two 8 o'clock con- certs tonight and Saturday in the Little Theater at Cal State. Fullerton. ' The ~ew York troupe, bringing it!> vis- ually stunning program to the West Coast for the first lime. will perform under the a uspices of the university's Professional Artists in Res idence <PAIR > series. Special effects artist James Seawright h as been c redited with visua ls that "change more rapidly than conve ntional man-operated lighting : they can tremble with the vibrations of the music or swing in a computer rhythm ... Garrard's effects are dazzling." Reserved seat tickets for the concert are $6 general admission or $3 for CSUF students and staff at the Performing Arts Cente r box office. For information on PAIR series tickets, phone 870-3371. The Garrard Company also will off er a free lecture-de monstration at 3 p.m. Satur- day in the theater. BARBRA STREISAND'S ROLE AECREATED Model Weara Actual $4,000 Cot tum• ' \ ., - •4 . . • J , • . . . -.. ' ........ . . ' .. " . '\ l I . . . • I I • (2 bAILY PIL01 Friday, 8eptemo.r 16, 1•..r; OC Theate rs Jam Callboards Tryout FourN for 'Love rs,' wcomers Set Wtth th,. rtrAl wht' or community theat41r vroducttoru. for lhf' nf'w ,. ... '°" now m ostly on thf' boards. tht> tonl playhouHa are 1earln1 up ror their nut projt-l'ta and the ullboard h• t•overed wtth •udlUon notit>P Ftw t'Ommuntty ttroups have anooun~d N!AdUlJ?~ fc>r UHtlr new howi., (OUT faJllnt OD the Intermission Tom Titus rirst three day of nt-xt *l"tk and th ttnh the rollowl"I SUndoy In ~r of appearanl'e, t.ht'y are the "Lido h.h.· Plu~rs c"Wc Must Ktlt Ton1 "1. the Sad· ctlt>bock Valley Community 11H>ater f "Sudden- ly, La!it SumtnPr"'), the Westminster Commun1 ty Theater l"Last of the Red Hot Lovers "), the San Ch.•mcnle Communlly Theater l"The Pen is n,•i1dll\'r" 1 und th'' l.uguna Moulton Playhouse 1"Twi.:s"1 All hut Nt.'11 Simon·~ "Lovers" will bl' nt'wn>m{'r!> to tht.· Ornnge Coast stage RON i\LB£RTSEN, J\ specialist in farcial comt•dy, will dirt'l't the comic mystery "Tonj" for the.' Lido-Isle Players . with audiUons slated ror Sunday at 7 p m at the Udo Isle Clubhouse. 701 Via Lldo Soud. Newport Beach. A cast or three men and two women is required for the pl3y, whirh will b(' staged Nov. 14·18. At Saddlebac k . tryouts for Tennessee Wltlt3ms' "Summer " are caJled for Monday at 7 30 in the upJ>('r ('Ommunity room or the E l Dorado Bank, 2.'>255 Cabot Road, Laguna Hills 1 La Paz Road ex1ll 1''1vc women and two men \\ill comprise the cast or the drama , which will ot:ien Nov 3. preceded by "The Great Nebula in Orion ... The latter show is precast with Susan o ·conn(.'11 and Laura Black repeating their roles from the prize-winning Irvine Communit y Theater entry in the 1977 Ri verside one-act festival Also prccasl as the title role of Westminster 's "Red Hot Lovers" with Martin Fuchs re prisiog the part he performed tor Lido a few seasons ago under the direction of Ron fo'illan. who is r estaging the comedy for Westminster Readings for three a ctresses will be he ld Monday at 7 p. m in the theater. 7272 Maple St . Wc:.tminstcr. i\ MURD .. :R MYST E RY, ''The Pen is IJt>adli<•r " hy Fred Carmichael, is next on the ••~C'nda for the Sun C le m ente Community Theat<'r. Director Zella Taylor wHJ hold audi· t1ons for four men and s ix women Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 al the Cabrillo Playhouse, 202 .\ve. Cabrillo. San Clemente. <See ZIGZAG. Page C7' B arber We11t Zig %ag Actors in "The Failure to Zigzag," starting Tuesday al Laguna Moulton Playhouse in Laguna Beach. had to be willing to have World War fl st yle Navy haiTc uts. Tod Moor e. George Woods. Andy Hedden and Gregory Avellone Heft to right in both photos> are shown before and after the clipping. Performances of the drama ubout the sinking of the cruiser Indianapolis in shark-infested w<.1lcr s continue Tuesdays through Saturdays through Oct. 7. MOVIE STARS ALMOST RE AL. • • From Page CJ P OETIC LICENSE has been taken in the palace exhibit. Lovella Kra mer, publicity direc· tor. notes. V1ew(.'rs sc-e a copy of the original painting lht·n a wax likeness of the s ubject. Pe rhaps the most impressive piece of duplicate d art work is the Piela b y MirhC'lan~<'lo A tape explains t hat it took artisans work· ing with marble taken from Michela ngelo's quarry an Pte trasama. Italy two years tofttculpt lhf• ('OPY 'I IT COST NEARLY AS much to have the Pa lace's Picta, one or t he few duplications in the world. shipped, uncraled and anchored into place. S.S.000. as to sculpt at. Ms. Kramer said. /\s part of her duties. she contacts the stars for phot.o·takinf't sessions, measurements. a c- quiring props, etc. Many of the sets have presented some rathe r unique problems. It was a two-year wait lo get the four !'>luHed whrte horses pulling a chariot driven by a wax figurt> of Charlton Heston In a recreation of a scene from the movie, "Ben Hur " "IT'S ILLEGAL IN California to kill horses unlel>s they a re ill," said Mona Poe, director of m aintenance. "So we had to wait." Mrs. Poe h been with lhe bui>iness since it was opened 1962 by origina l owner, founder Allen rklnson. The horses were stuffed by a taxidermist In flollywood. They were finished in 1968, Mona 11aid , but it wasn't until 1972 that the sel and wax figures were com plete. Mesan Winner Myrna M. Brunson of Costa Mesa was redp· ient of top award, SlOO, for her entry of a cac· tus basket constructed from naturaJ fibers in the CS/PG·l2 exhibit al Muckenthaler Center, F ullerton. Amy on Chair, an on on canvas by Mary E . Werbelow. Mlsalon Viejo, was named one of three honora ble mentions. There were 95 pieces of art selected from 446 entries. The show of cr afts, sculpture, paintings a nd gr aphtcs ls scheduled through Oct. ts at the center. 1201 W. Malvern. While many of the pieces in the Palace of Living Arts were done by artisans, most of the wax work ts that or Logan Fleming, a }(}.year employee who doubles as art director. FLE MIN G. WHO WORK S with & petroleum-based wax. says female figures are the most difficult to do. He said J ulie Andrews. seen as Mary Pop- pins, was one or the hardest to sculpt. "One of the eomments I hear is that t he wom en don 't look as realistic as the men," f'~leming said. "ll makes sense because what we often see of wom en's faces in rea l life is not as natural as a m an's face. "WOME N WE AR WIGS, pancake makeup to cover blem ishes and paint their lips the shape they want. The stars usually have caps on their first five to six teeth." said the artist, who needs four to six weeks to complete a figure. Fleming is correct in his analysis. The men do appear more realistic. "Kirk Dou~las told us his figure lin a scene from the movie "Spartacus," 1960> 'looks more like me than I do.'" Ms Kramer said. NOT ALL T ll E P IG UR ES a re e xact replicas. F1emang has missed it in a few in- cide nce!'> but most are well done. And a ll are sculpted to within an inch ot real measurements. Gui Hence, general manager , says a vis- itors survey ls taken twice a year. People such as aunt Maude and uncle Max are interviewed before the tours and afterward. "The most common remark Is that the figures are very li felike and realistic," Hence said. "The people say they don't expect to see the quality and cr aftsm anship. They leave with a reeling of value and I'm not blowing smoke .. THE MOST COMMON complaint. Hence said, Is that people are disappointed their "favorite star" isn't at the museum. But for aunt Maude a nd uncle Max the next lime they are back in Southe rn California their favorites could be enshrined in wax. New sets and figures are a lways ~ing added or in the planning stage. Declslons on wha t stars lo portray are based on ballots written by visitors. Movieland Wax Museum, 7711 Beach Blvd .. Buena Park , Is open 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, to 10 p.m . Fridays and 11 p.m. Saturdays through mid-June. CA 1 ALINA SEAPLANES ORANGE COUNTY ADIFORT HCA TRANS CATALINA AIRLINES .T:111111i .... _. .......... Red HID to Plulartno • Nat to Control TOMI' Weet Skle f 714~752-1600 ( 213,420-2444 .. "' :J .. J ·~ • --,, -• J. .J • .). J J. ---.. ~ " J "' .. . INTERMISSION I WAX MUSEUM n;'";;, ..... _,, STOP SMOtCl .. G ' ••• "91ped -OHi\ ""'' •lllMHll "'9dl• 0# .. ,,_ •• Fo• F•• tnfonn<ttlOn Gall Of Wrlle 1111 """'' ,.. '7J·-... ' ......... '-"'• .... LONG BEACH/CATALINA CRUISES~ 00 l HIS WEEK' 775·'1 fl • 132·•52t • (714) 527·7' H ROY LIC HTE llSTEll Exhibit Thru October 20. 1978 Y• ... Mffedfo• ' Gala Preview Friday, Sept. ..... 15 7 • 10 P.M. Wltl9•1groul..ct HOUIS: ...... --. u .. •* "" .. , ....... ._ .... Glasses that don't lit nght can not be tastuonable. And 11 lhey don'1 flt. they won't feel good And theywon't lookgOOd No matter who designed them. So if you want fashion and trt come to Lugene's. Lugene's has truly exclusive eyewear and the skilled optrc1ans to fit this eyewear toyourtace Lugene·s opticians are trained to give spec1ahzed service This service ensures 1ruly tash1onab1e ~yewear Eyewear that t11s pertec11y and is op11cally correct LUG ENE OPTICIANS Where you get your glasses is as important as the glasses you get. NEWPORT BEAOi: 105 FASHION ISLAN0(64+-0991) NEAR euuoac·s WILSHIRE ALSO NEW YORK PALM BEACH. ATLANTA. HOUSTON. DAU.AS . . . ~ .............. ,. -• . . • ,,, ' ,. \ .. ·~ ... "' .•.• t: •• • . -:· . "' , • . . , . '. . ' -' .. ., . ' , .. . - .. . r r 1 OUT 'N' ABOUT F ami ly A lf a ir Jill Shipstad. daughter of on~ of th' found· ers of the IC'e Follies. practices a routine wilh Sesame Strel'l 's Big Bird. Otht•r hcudlmers in the n 'YUC at the Forum in l n.~l ewood through Sunday arc Olympian Dia nne Dc Lc><>uv.. Ri chard Dwyer and Lisa Care.\ Shu'' time" urc 8 o'clock tonight. noon. ·1 ~ind 8 p.m . Saturday and :J C:J nd 6 p.m. Sunday. The S7 50. S6.50. S5.50 a nd S4.50 til'k<•ls ar e available at the box office and through Tick<'f ron and Mutual agencies. Monday thru Thursday Specials (Friday, Salurday. Sunday 'Iii 6 pm ) e~cept notoo&y~ Ocean Perch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.45 Atlantic Cod ................. 3.95 Red Snapper ... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.45 Mehl Mahl .............. , .... 4.75 Grllled SH Batt ............. 4.75 Top Sirloin StHk .......... , .. 4.95 lobster Tall .................. 8.95 Steak t. lobster .............. 7.ts Plus Fresh Fish. Other Seafood and Steaks -· 6111-04 16278 PACIFIC COAST HWY •HUNTINGTON BCH •(213!592·1321 3901 E <:OAST HWY •CORONA DEL MAR• 1m1675-0900 Fndlv. September 15, 1978 DAIL V PILOT (:3 Midday Menus Made Memorabk pecialties at J .P. Mac's, Little Joe's Worth lµvestigating One of the beat spot.a on the Orange Coaat for pleasant midday dlnlnfl -u we learned one of those warm September daya tut week -is J . P Mac's On Adami Avenue In Huntington lleac h. In addition lo It.a convenient location, this r~i;taurant comes lhrouah In the other areas that in"urc a red·lcti.r dlnJn& tixperience: lop· nutch rood. 11ervlcc and decor . J . P. MA S HAS ONLY been open about a year but It quJckly won It.a spurs on the local rc11tuurant rucecourse. That was substantiated during two dinner vl2'lls prior to our initial luncheon outing. Served from 11 ·30 a.m. lo 3:30 p.m .. Mon· day through Friday, the midday menu offers something for everybody with more than two dozen selections. Lunc h entrees are divided into four cu legorles : fancy fixln's fqulche and o m elettes>. Auntie Pam's produce patch Out 'N About Norman Stanley <salads>. scale dippers <entrees for the diet con· scious >. sandwiches and such <everything from i ham burgers to eastern scallops l. An especially recommended salad is the stuffed avocado. He re you receive a fresh avocado half stuffed with your choice of either crab and shrimp ($4 .10> or J . P. Mac's old fashioned tuna salad <$3.75 >. served on a bed of 1 crisp greens. cucumber and tomato. MORE SALAD SELECTIONS include the super chef, $3.75. and the pauper's pride, $3.95. On the latter your own concoction at the restaurant's bounli!uJ salad bar is accompanied by a bowl of the day's soup, a decanter of house wine and hot bread. Top sandwich pros pects include the .. powder keg," a giant hamburger stuffed with green chiles and chopped black olives. lopped with melted jack cheese, $3.35; the "claim ju~per," choice eastern beef, thinly sliced, grilled on sourdough bread with Swiss cheese, tomatoes and green chlles, $3.50. · Among our cross.sampled entree choices, though, none won firmer favor than the ";Seafarer's'' quiche, $3.25. This exceptional dish nets a flaky pas try shell filled with a mix· lure or crab, shrimp and onion baked in a savory cheese custard. ANOTHER PRAISEWORTHY selection was the leriyakj brochette, $4.25. Deserving ap· proval for the generous portion as well as a pl· quant, slightly sweet taste, Juicy chunks of top s irloin had been marinated in the terlyaki sauce and skewered with garden·fresh onions a nd mushroOms. The a ccompanying shoestring ~olden ~· S/:;)ragon ~~ GENUINE OtlNESf MNl>MtN DISHES Specializing In O\inese A La Corte Dishes LUNCH•OINNER DAILY Food To Take Out 11:30A.M. to 10 P.M. 202J tt.ti.r ..... COSTAWHA 642·7162 • 631·991 I potatoes were also nicely crisp and fresh. Those with a preference for omelettes as noontime rare can turn to choices llke the "gold rush" Cmlxed cheeses, avocado and green chlles, placed with tomato salsa and a dollop or sour cream l. $3 .50. Or, the "farme r 's daughter," which contains breast or chicken. sauteed fresh mushrooms and zucchini laced with a creamy mushroom sauce, $3.50. All or lhe dishes are served with a choice of soup du jour <a quietly spicy and hearty minestrone the day of our visltl or a trip to the salad bar. LUNCH TAKES TUE FORM of brunch on Sunday. with service from a special menu between the hours of 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. All of the principal enlrees are tabbed at a uniform $3.95 and are served with fruit juice or a trip lo the fruit bar <substituting here for the salad bar I, has h brown potatoes and hot pastry. No commentary on J . P . Mac's would be complete, however, without some acknowledg· ment of the conviviaJ and relax.Ing atmosphere. Whether for lWlch, brunch or dinner. the setting is li ght and airy. rather like a gardenhouse filled with sooUung greenery and comforting an· tique furnishings. DiMer, featuring a gamut or entree selec· lions from steaks and prime rib of beef to red s napper and scampi Roma, is served Sunday through Thursday from 4 to 10 p.m .. until 11 :30 p.m . on Friday and Saturday. The cocktail lounge features live entertainment. J . P . Mac's is located at 1014.2 Adams. near the intersection of Brookhurst, Huntington Beach. Telephone : 963·7820., * * * Ll1TLE JOE'S -FOR 51 YEARS a Los Real Cantonese Food .,., here or tah home STAG CHINESE CASINO ll1 21st Pl., Newport BHch ORlole 3-9560 .._ to Ml•iCJM D.ity-W"41...ds u.tll I :00 •.a. o•t• n nMS14--... .,. ... Angeles dinlng landmark. password and instltu· lion -bas opened a Newport Beach edition. A "Devil's Triangle" neighbor of Blackbeards and El Tonto. the restaurant has taken up in the premises most recently occupied by Delmonico's <and Harry's New York Bar & Grill before that>. Steve Nuccio, pres ident and general manager or Utile Joe's Newport, re porta the restaurant will serve the same Italian and American specialties that have made the Los Angelesspotsopopular. Hours of operation are 11 :30 a.m. lo 10 p.m .. Monday through Saturday. Closed Sundays and holidays. • In five plus decades of operation. ~itle Joe's Los Angeles has grown from a coupl of planks held up by sawhorses lo a six ng room, SOO.seal restaurant that is widely accept· ed a s one of the outstanding dining establish· ments in California. NUCCIO ESftMATES THAT the restaurant serves the equivalent of the entire population of Los Angeles every six to eight years . Also, he figures, the place has probably served enough spaghetti to stretch from its 900 N. Broadway location to the moon and back. Lina Markham was called out or retiremtmt to use her 37 years experience overseeing the service in Los Angeles to open the new Orange County spot. And chef Frank Sferrazza came down lo Newport to help head chef Stein .. Luigi" Amland and second chef Jeff Cook Cthat·s for real, so help me> master the particularities or Little Joe's recipes. You'll find the local Little Joe's al 4248 Martingale Way, just off MacArthur Boulevard. Telephone: 752·8000. GWC Songbag Opens Tonight Singer.songwriter Jim Post will open the fall season of the Goldent West College Songbag witn an 8 o 'clock performance tonight. Post. who began his show busi· ness career in California but now li ves in Michigan. is a tenor who sings love ballads and spirituals and p e rforms co medy a nd mime. His latest r elease. .. Back on the Street Again." was nominated for a Gram· m y Award. Admission to the Songbag on the campus. 15744 Golden West St., Hunt- ington Beach. is $1.50. FOR A REAL TASTE TREAT r:rJ J GJtttl-c.10/e UtirPorter You could lose your head over our Henry vm cut. • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN RM. • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10·3 PM 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. IRVINE, CALIFORNIA <Oppcwte Otange.C:ouniyAlrportl • DANCING NIGHTL V -CABARET LOUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFEE SHOP -24 HRS. NOW PLAYINO Tue,devs intu Sundays Tues., Wed., Tllurl., s un. Eve.· $14.00 Fri.· $16.00, Sat.· $17.00 Sun. Bruncn M1tlnff Adults· U 1.00 Clllldl'en • $8.00 lnctuoes Dinner, snow, T.a>< a. CoffH (714 ) 833·2770 PRt:Sl:NTS- THAT FUNTASTIC STA R OF STAGE &.. SCRCCN MARTHA RAYE STARRING IN Enr)boci_y Lwm OPAL by JOHN PATRICK 1 HOTEL WAY, ANAHEIM -<Aao11 From oi.nev•endl NOW rLAYINQ TuetO•V thru Sund9Y Tues. "Sl)eClll" • •t J.00 Weo., Tllur1., Sun.· U4.00 Ffl. • $16.00 Stt. • $11.00 tnc1uoes Dinner, Show, Tex a. • <;oflff Pl't:S&NT>- A big, red· blooded, romantic musical trcdt. The DESERT SONG .... t.-..... _...... ····--l __ .. , ......... An operetta of much vitality DON'T MISS THIS ONE ! ! Oruncllet 11er1 Oct. 111. 140 AVE. PICO · At The Sta ·SAN CLEMENTE • It's that good. So is the Roast 'd Dudding, the Rack of Lamb and all our other aide-fashioned feasts. We serve them in royal style, too. In our own 17th century English inn. It's a heady atmosphere. FIVE~s :~: 3801 East C'.oast Highway, C,orona dcJ Mar • (714) 675-1374 ~ ..... -.. ... , .... ~ ,·~·,.. \• ·. ""' " ..... "•. -. ... • \ I ,. . . ... • • . .... DAI.LY PILOf THEATER I GALLERIES Long Beach Facility Debuts C'Y"fl'W' Operu Jni,tilil SeaJJon at Ult~modem Terrace Theater By JEaav .. £.~SIN ot•DMl'f,_ Lowla Chesler In hls doubl uty role ot ox· crullve producer of the Lon& Beach Theater f'o1Uv1I and artistic director tor the Looi Beach convention and Entertainment Center. La Un· derttanclably a busy man. lie tcurrlc. about the admlniltrat1ve offices of an ultra-modern bulldinc. leu than a year old, that hou.aee the 3,lll·aetl Tenac. Tbtater and M2·•Ht Center Theater. The lesUval opens ill tlrst i.eaaoo Wednesday lo lbe Center Tbea&er. TH£ BUILDlNG 18 Indeed lmpreutve. Unted1 glasti facude• ure bordered on one llde by fountains' apd the rot.her 1eamy Ocean Boulevard lft downtown'. Long Beach. the oppotlte aide by the older clrc\llar-1 'baped arena Chesler alahs. rolls hl3 eyes suatches hls· curly. dark hair and makes a quick deelak>n about som o dltflcullles with the pro1ram for the febtl val 's opener. "Cynno de Bercerac." "The pbyalcal quality or tftla theater (Center I Vi superior to any in the country," Chesler said as he made his way through apaclous, clean and bright dresalng rooms to a aide entrance to the stage. Stacy Keach was on stage, rebearslq the lead rolt! or C)'Tano whose nose lnblblta bis romantic punulta. Keach wore a comlcaJ.looklng rubber nose. turned up on tbe eod. "Cyrano," coosidered a cluslc that u Chesler polnled out, "has something for everyone," plays throu~h Oct. 14. It s one of six plays scheduled for the fe11tival. that according to Shesler, is the "Ont major :sub- scription aeuon ln Southern Callfomla l.n over 10 years." "Our Town" will be stqed Nov. 1·25, "T~ Man Who Came to Dinner" Dec. S·Jan. 24, "Romeo & Juliet" Feb. 7·Marcb 3. "In the Boom Boom Room" March 14·31 and "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" April l~May 12. Performances are at 8:30 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays with 2 :30 matinees Wednesdays and Saturdays. Chesler says Ucket sales <there are several ways to buy> have been brisk but "some very rme seats" are still available for each production. "We had Tony Richardson <a !.os_Angeles stage director> a nd Ruben Ter·Arutunlan <a scenic de-signer in New York City> here aod they acreed the theater is the best designed in the world." said Lewis. a 32·year-old native of Ohio wbo produced several television programs In NYC. •·Actors say W s stage Is too good. They claim it's wonderful ''l want to 5tresa." Chesler Hid. obviously try· lng bis best to sell the theater and lestavel. '"that the plays are appropriate far• tor the Oren1e County market. deaervtna of the support of t.he community. "nlE THEATER IS accessible conve"lent. safe and economically prtced better :h•n Mny place else ln the Southern Califonua er ea " Tickets for reguJar Monday through Thursday e-venlng performance! are tlO and S9. Friday and Saturday nights It ·i: $11 and 11,0 wit1' Wednesday and Saturday ma~inees S8 and f7 'rlchu for Pre· view performances are $7 There are also rive sub· scription plans and lro\:P rates Not only la Ches?er ht&h on the Lon1 Buth physical layout of the theater. he and Norman Twain, producer and arltstlc d1rettor of the festival, lake note or the talent tined up for lhf' season. Stefanie Power!! co·st an with ~eath in "Cyrano," Gower Champion ts d1rectUlg ··o"r Town." James Whitmore wtll star 1n '1'he Man Who Came to DiMer." Richard Tbomal> and Unda Purl will play Romeo and Juliet respectively 1tnd JUI Clayburgh has the lead in ··1n the Boom Boom Room." a 1ook at the off.beat life or a eo·eo alrl and sub-culture surrounding her :·~Tucson Man's Photographs at OCC ELIZAB~ ASHLEY has been slined to re· create ber 'Broadway role or Ma111e •n .. Cat 01\ A Hot Tln Roof ..• Twain· ls no newcomet to theater. He produced "Vanities:· "Hold Me" and ·streamerl'i" lasl season in Lo6 Angeles. PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGES -Work of Tucson photographer Harold J ones through ~pl. 29 at Oran~e Coast Colle1e Photo Gallery. 4 Z70J Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Hours for ~allery in Fine Arts building, 8 a.m. to S p.m. Mondays through Fridays. <' ONE-MAN SHOW -Photographs and books by Jerry C. Podany Monday throu.gb Oct. 20 in EtUnger Gallery, Laguna Beach School or . Art. 2222 Laguna Canyon Road. Laguna Beach. Hours JO a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays. PRIVATE COLLECTION -Palntinaa of • Mark Tobey and prints by Hans Burkhardt at Laguna Beach Museum of Art, 307 Cliff Drive, · through OcL 22. Hours. 11:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m • Wednesdays through Mondays. ... . \ t A GLIMPSE Of' HOUSTON -An exhibi- . ; lion or 20 works on paper by nine artists or scenes or Houston Saturday through Oct. 3 at • Newport Harbor Art Museum. 850 San Clemente Drive. Newport Be·ach. Hours 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, 6 to 9 p.m. Fridays HUSBAND, WIFE TEAM -Exhibit or oils and watercolors of Gretchen and Bill Robb or • Costa Mesa through SepL 25 at 100 Newport • Center Drive. Newport Beach. Hours 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 6 \ p. m. Fridays. • llEMBEllSIDP SHOW -Works or mem-~ bera of Creative Arts Guild of Irvine at 1441 " Culver Drive, Irvine through Sept. 30. Hours 9 '\ ' ~·· you never know • what you'll want next Friday & Saturday NiBht Special. 2 Ptinae RflJ . J>fnners-$13.951 .. Galleries I Exhibits a .m . to 4 p.m. Mondays tbrougb Thursday~. 9 a :m. to '6 p.m. Fridays. 9 a.m. to 2 p.m . Saturdays. THE TaEASVaES OF CYPavs -Ob· ject.11, 185 of them, represeotlng 8,000 years of Cypriot art, at Bowers Museum, 2002 N. Main St., Santa Ana lbroup Oct. 8. Houn. 9 a.m. to s p.m. Tueedaya through Saturdays, 1 to 5 p.m. Sundays aod 7 to 10 p. m. Wednesdays and Thursdays. TEACIUNG ARTIST8 -Works lo several media by full·lime faculty of Cal State Fullerton at university's art gallery, 800 N. State ColleJZe Blvd. Satw'day through Oct. 5. Preview recep- tion today, 8 to 11 p.m . Gallery hours, noon to 4 p .m . Mondays through Fridays, 1to4 p.m. Sun· days. CS/PG-12 -Juried exhibit of crafts. sculpture, paintings and grapblcs through Oct. 2S at Muckenthaler Cultural Center. 1201 W -Malvern, J"ullert~n. Exhibit sponsored by Orange County Art Auociatlon and Cultural Groups Foundation of northern Orange County. Hours Tuesdays through Sundays. noon to s p.m. SCULPTURES, PAINTINGS -Works or Marcia R. Alexander and Michael Vance Kelly A NEW DINING AOVENTURE mAnDAn1n CHINESE Geurmet cu1s1NE PEKING •SHANGHAI _ SZECHW9\N • HUNAN t Daily Lunch ..._ And Dinner A y_,.Ho.t_.H ...... -ti ...__..._almt n (Former Chef of the IO Twin Dragons-Anaheim) 1500 ADAMS A VE.1.-...._. 9"lJ COSTA MESA " M0-191' at Chapman College's Guggenheim Gallery. Palm Avenue and Grand Street. Orange today through Oct. 20. Also exhibit of work by faculty in Upstairs Gallery. Hours at each gallery. 9 a.m. to s p.m. Mondays through Fridays. WORK OF TWO ARTISTS -Metal and wood sculpture by Larry Jones and weavings a nd hand-formed paper work by Barbara Nelson al Saddleback College Art department fine arts gallery. 28000 Marguerite Parkway. Mission Viejo. Hours 11 a .m . to 4 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays. ART DEMONSTRATION -Ollle Barton will demonstrate still Hie painting al 7:30 p.m. Thursday meeting or Artists Association of Hun- tington Beach north, Murdy Recreation Center, Norma Drive and Golden West St.reel. Public in· vited. EXIUBIT AT CSLB -Stage designs and the Russian Avant-~arde. an exhibit from the coll ection of Mr. and Mrs. Nikita D. Lobanov- Rotovsky. at The Art Museum and Galleries. Cal State Long Beach through Oct. 8. Hours. 9 a.m . to s p.m. Mondavs throuf(h Fridays. LIClft'ENSTEIN -An ex,hiblt of the art of Roy Lichtenstein Saturday through Oct. 20 at West Coast Gallery, Z700 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Preview with live band music today, 7 to 10 p.m. Hours 11 a.m. Mondays through Saturdays, until 9 p.m. Fridays, noon to 5 p.m . Swldays. One thing ls clear -the talents or Che~ler, who once served as director of tele'llls1on services for the City or New York. and ~a1n. aa-well as lhe new facility. are a credi~ to Long Beach Ticket information C213l 436·3661 Art for Youth Clnsses Set at NHAM 'fhree Saturday c!asse~ and two Sunday sessions for children and youth art> offered &l the Newport Harbor Art Museum u\ Newport Beach. All Around Art begins Saturday with two sessions for children 5 to 8 year.i old Class C a:- scbeduled from 9 to 11 a m . class Ji 30 e1 m l1J t :30p.m. ADVENTURE I N ART for youth 9 le 13 i:. scheduled Saturdays from 2 to l p.m The same class is aJso set for Sundays, 9 a.m. to noon. Another Sunday class. Art Mix. is slated from 1 to 4 p m It 1s for youth ages J4 to 18 Each of the above Saturday classes 1~ scheduled through Nov. 4 and the Sunday classes through Nov. s. Fee for chlldren or art gulld members i.; S35. non-members fee as $45. tnrormallon 759·1122. Better1>"8 NOW THE HOME . OF DIE FABULOUS INK SPOTS App ea INy THUi-AU-SAT ~y OU1 AU MIW DIMt8 MIHU , ........ PIJMI Ill SPICW.. 3700 W. W__,. IM Hder lh-4.t SAMTA ANA 557-2074 Dance on our stainless steel dance floor! And that's not all. There's live entertainment Top-Forty soundl that'll make you want to get up and move. Enjoy your fevonte cocktalJ with friends. Maybe even meet a few new ones. Complete Steak Dinners $5.95 Includes lolad, balced potato and eouted r3nch bread. g~'C.J"--J.U~~,,f/U •L•osa~avs ... ..,..A.UAANT8• "You'r. gonna feel good lnelde: 17920 llrookhunt Fa•taln Valley --.. REVIEW I MISCELLANY Frtmy, September 15. 1978 DAILY PILOT c:i Collegiate Comic Grow "Comfhg of Age u musical roml'dv uhout the pertla uf ~row1n1< u1.1. will be peJ'f'ormC'd by lht· Slar,1njC Atlor ' Rc~rtory Comp.in l C' I rvine Tu.-1>da y a t 8 p m ~ n I h '-' Fln ~·An s VtllaK TbuleT'. Th«" nluy ·~ d lr<'ch rl h) J ,, nw!\ cf\• fc,,_lt.,1, IH' tor 1l1rt-ctor with tho ~•ulh Coa.l l\c pcrtory f ht•Jtt>r 1n Cc>!llta M • u Hook und lyrlcit Wt•r(• "nlll•n by Gre11 Atkins uno J ora nne Jull'U , mu"k ir. by C~I( llolt and Judith Vaccaro and ..._~~~~~~~~~c h ortog raphy la b y Hyatt defines: Tilt:.C~t:.(<hi•I vh I lnllll(k-d<1111\r. 1.-l.,A . lllUOl h. frohl c.l11n.k MTll kxJill((• II !! 1 he• pl.tH lot pc·o~c who <lo Oklft 1h.an ~ 11w (1\<UC' I~ () ,'\ .JI I he· A11Jh<•11n I lyat1 I 1(111·1 Diane d rn~t. T h t• I de> o w a d t .. 't-lopt>ct ln o Cal Stut" l.onl't Jlt·ach theutC"r t•h•''S In wh1r h tho stu dt''l'" d1 ('~IU.-d 1.1nd Im pro~ l!oed iu·t•nf.'li frorn lht•1r own lives Mus1r 11ncl staging \\ere 1.1ddt-d to the bl'rtfH :rnct thu p 1 t' c t' w a 11 r e r I n c d through performunct." After thl' 1977 prt>· m it• r ~ n t t he St u d JO Tht>nter m Long Beuch. the 1>1x clns~ member'> formed an acting t•om pony lo tour Southl'rll California campu!>es with the play. OellY ......... ~ LEE RITENOUR ENTERTAINING AT GOLDEN BEAR Audiences Applaud Gu_itarist's Switch Jewish Celebrate Heritage Jewi&h art.tracts. music, arts and cralta wlll be among the highlights of the Orange County Israel Cultural Falr scheduled Sunday at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive , Costa Mesa. The Michael Honig Coll~Uon or Judalca items such as ChoouJda, Sabbath lamps and spice boxes, will be featured at the fair, 10 a .m. to s p.m. There wlll be ethnic rood booths. Israeli folk dancing. Maccabiah track and field com· petition for youth, juried art, craft and photographic displays. The fair ls sponsored by Jewish Federation Council oC Orange County and is part of a celebration of Israel ·s 30th An· nlversary. Admission is Sl adults, 50 cents children. UCLA Jazz Ensemble Visits UCI JUST WHEN VDU THDUIHT n WAI SlfE 11 ID llCll 11 1111 MDVIH: PmaSELLEAS ... ;,,_,,~ Het.IE&T LOM • lb*IT WEii&& w;t11lDJAH CANNON1 .. .ws1c MeilY MMCINI • r1ecvt•,. ~,t4-=er TOIY N1N'J Scrunr1\Y &1 fRMk WWNJ·IOI c~•·IMf EDIMOS ~ CD ANAHEIM I fYATI HOTe.. 1700 ~ HartxJt AMhwn Ti c kets nt S4 fo r general admission und $2 50 for UCI studen\s are available Crom the A,;-soc ia ted Students Ticke t Office In Gateway Commons. Remaining licket.s will By RAYMOND ESTRADA JK. Of tlle OMty ,..._Staff Top studio guitarh;t Lee. "Captain Fmgers" Ritenour proved to four Huntington Beach crowds last weekend he can add even more magic to his music on stage. The UCLA Jazz Ensemble will ~~~~~=~======::=;;;~~ perform jazz. rock, ballads and , Dncdy ~ Dt~n·4.•ltl be sold allhe door. ~ oas etb8r llickens 33-44 EAST COAST HIGHWAY CCR:)NA DEL MAR. CA. 92625 714/673-7 • Jnt rodurmg our SUNDAY BRUNCH from 11:80 •.m. Clas11c Quiche.·· · t>ouble Wa/fll! ..... 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Captain Fingers said he spent m06l or his younger y~ars ''learning everything on lhe planet. .. Ritenour, now 26, said as a teen-ager he was a bit "con· fused " by the myriad or sounds that inOuenced him -guitarists Wes Montgomery, Eric Clapton. Jerr Beck and the Beatles. THE YOUNG VIRTUOSO'S ability lo learn every style quickly and quite well has earned bJm backup credits on most top contemporary LPs out today. Ritenour said he Intends to continue his highly rated studio work but added that playing clubs like the Golden Bear or Los Angeles' Roxy "Is more run ... He has no Immediate plans lo get involved in endeavors s uch as the "Roots," "Taxi Driver." "Saturday Night Fever" or "A Star Is Born" soundtracks. "My next solo album wiJI have more lmprovillaUon:• said Ritenour who made his name by also performing at such Los Angeles clubs as the Baked Potato. A CLOSER WOK AT Captain Fingers' work shows a strong Latin influence. Due to his 1974 lour with BraziUan Sergio Mendes It can be heard sptinkled throughout his latest album and earlier works. buring hls band's weekend sets, Ritenour performed his tunes including "The Captain's Journey" title track, "Morning Glory" "Sugarloaf Express,'' "Matchmakers" and. from two ulbums ago, "Margarita." The personnel In Frlendshlp Included keyboardist Don Grus in, whose brother l>ave co-produced . "The Captain's Journey," Weather Report veteran Alelt Acuna on drums .. percussionist Steve Foreman and bassist Abraha~ Laborea1 experimental avant-garde com· positions ln a concert at UC Irvine Monday. The concert. scheduled for 11 a.m . in Gateway Commons. is sponsored by the UCI Commit· tee for Arts. The J azz Ensemble is com· posed or 20 UCLA students play- ing under the direction or Gary Cray, lecturer ln music. The group performs numerous original works by its members. who play and compose pro· fesslooally. Gray teaches clarinet. sax· ophone and woodwinds at UCLA and appears as a member or the UCLA Performing Artists. He also is a frequent performer on flute, clarinet and suophone for the film and television or· chestras of CBS, Universal and Paramount studios. NB Dancers Set Tryouts Auditions for the re-forming or the Newport Ballet Company are scheduled Saturday and Sun-day in Costa Mesa. Those ages 10 to 13 are invited lo audition at 9:30 a.m. Satur· day. Auditions for the senior company, 13 years and over. are set for 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Each session will be held at 2632 Santa Ana Ave. We Love the Unfancyness at Le Biarritz ''After all, when we go out to eat we're really looking for three requisites. We of course want good food, good service and good atmosphere. Fancy Is for once In a while, that's why we eat at Le Blarritz regularly." Mr. and Mrs. Paul Musco Simply superb dining - For Reservations (714) a.5-6700 Lunch Monday lhru Friday Dinner Served Seven Days bE Bl-RRRIT!r.M. 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NICll NOl fl e NltOAY Wft.e WHO'LL S TOfl lMI IAIHf Ill "u• THI DllVll tlll A . . . . .. • • • l • • tft • i I 'I . .. . ·-• j . . . (8 DAIL V PILOT Friday Septembet IS 1878 Moon's Death Eclipses Notorkty Will The Wlw Regain Musical Stride Witlwut Drummer? Hy "llC"llAEL PA 'JC EVICH °' ... O.llt ..... *" Thl' <.lt•Jlh lu!'lt Wt"t•k or Who drummt'lt Kuilh Moon rn.1rk~ not univ 1tw <'loetna chapter In \ht• Ufl· or orw of nx'k i. mu'lt <'Ole>rlul characters, but l•l!!>o th<> probuble drm1se of a IS year rnus i<'al 1n.,l1tution 11111 dt'uth, at Jl, sau.JI)' um~ at a tim e when The Who w1" undt'fllOlnf! a resur1ence in populanty 1rnd rommrrc1al uccess hort In recaptur· IOI the glor1ca ol ''Who c; :-..ext ' t'llht YUN MIO or the much unheralded Q\wdrophc rua" pro. Jtcl released In 1972 Out 1t nont>thcle 11 hinted al a regained 01u111caJ str1d~ for a quartet lhat had not shared lb~ same •tudlo Mnce 197S. Only an over· reliance on 11trinti and horn arranaements mar what is st.ill• valuable momento "Wc.>'re all very plt>u~ed," Moon said an an interview a few Wf'eks tn1ck "We Just learned how to bf> The Who again · At its peak, no rock band conveyed the youthful exuberance and rebellious power of rock better than The Who MOON'S POWE&FUL DRUM attack -a nearly constant flurry that meshed so well with John Entwhisle's swooping bass lines and Peter Townsbend's crashing guitar chords -was the band's early trademark. ' It contributed to a string of bits in the early '60s like "Happy Jack," "My Generation," and "I Can See For Miles." The Who's notoriety binged. in part, on its penchant for destroying amplifiers and guitars on stage until legitimacy came with the rock opera "Tommy" in 1969. But "Moonie" remained the band's cbild·like outlaw. CSTS ended up in swimming pools. A Who tour could be traced by trashed hotel rooms across the country. Townshend called him "a n artist in mayhem.'' T A PERSONAL RECOLLECTION of Moon's e rratic lifestyle came during the "Fallout Shelte r" tour in 1972 that featured the Who's iJI. fated experiment with background tapes to ac· company the live performance. Before a capacity crowd of 14,000 at San Fra ncisco's awful Cow Palace, Moon lasted 20 minutes before taking a header over his drum kit and passing out at singer Roger Daltrey's feet. Exhausted. or perhaps just dead drunk, Moon was doused in a backstage shower and c arted back on stage. Five minutes later he was down again, this time for keeps. The show would have cancelled were it not for a n 18-year-old Who fan named Scott who ap- Old Films Back On OCC Screen E ight different classic films will b e s creened Otis fall in Orange Coast College's Saturday evening mm series. starting Satur· day. Films will be shown at 8 p.m. in OCC's Forum. Season tickets for all eight films are priced al $8. The season passes are available in the OCC Ticket Office, located in the college's Ad· ministration Build1ng. The office is open Mon- d ay throu~h Friday from 8 a.m . to 7 p.m. and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Individual tickets for the first seven films a re priced at $1 each. Admission to the final film of the season is $2. Dates and films thls fall are: Sept. 16 "I Remember Mama ;" Sept. 23, "Life of Emil Zol a;" Sept. 30, "Fountainhead;" Oct. 7, "The Sun Also Rises;" Oct. 14 , "A Majority or One;" Oct. 21, "Gunga Din;" Oct. 28, "Gaslight;" and Nov. 4, "Camelot." For information about the series, phone 556·5880. WHO DRUMMER: KEITH MOON peared from the audience after Townshend called for volunteers. THE NEXT NIGHT IN San J ose. however. Moon was brilliant. Moon was a 17·year-old electrician trainee in his native north London when he fi rst saw the Who in a local pub and asked lo sit in. It became his job for life. John Travolta Olivia Newton-John AllOEUT SllGWfi.X)A1iA"C111P WO(),r;•q, JOHN TRAVOlJA OLIVIA N£WTON·JOHN , .GREASE. UA Clneme Wntmfnater 893-0546 Or1nge 11•11 ~7..()340 UA Cfnem11 Oninge 634·3911 Mann Br91 Plaza 529-5339 BueM Plrk OI 121-4070 Asked ll he might one day pack It all in, he replied, "Quit? Never ! l mean, what else could l do?" BEST WEEK.END BET: Laguna Beach Rock with Local Talent, Storyville and Mark Turnbull Saturday at 6 p.m. at Laguna Beach Bowl. Tickets only $3. AROUND mE STUDIOS: -Lyon Studio of Newport Beach bas finished the Local Talent album <Kurt Lyon engineer) ... Recent sessions with Bonnie Raitt bassist Freebo producint band that included keyboard.lat Billy Payne <lJWe Feat), guitarist Albert Lee <EmmyLou Harris> and drummer TrU Imboden <Kenny Lo1tln.s>. Australia's Kevin Borritcb Express due in with Leo Sayer keyboard player Richard Baker at the helm ... Possible seasioM due with bassist Alphonso Johnson. -'Sunwood Sound of Costa Mesa has product due from Jonathan Hansen with in·house Free Spirit Productions providing backing ... singer Vicki Rosino at work ... A Ii ve Stan Orio a lbum recorded at the Beach Ball in Newport should be out soon. -3·D SfUDIO OF COSTA Mesa is where Michael Bishop and band are putting together the Radius Records Hour, specials on the his· tory or rock heard each Wednesday from mid· night to 1 a.m. on KNAC out of Long Beach. Na· tional radio syndication is in the works and Bishop's "Red Light" EP I.a doing well at area ouUets. -United Audio of Santa Ana is working with Band of T he Century ... Album just completed for Young Americans <Hank Quinn engineer/Milton An· derson producing ... Local band Eulogy start· ing an album next week. c1nenome 6 scAeen 63U 2553 (OmPLEX MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "SMOKEY ANO THE BANDIT" (PG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" "SOUND OF MUSIC" "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" (R) "THE ONE ANO ONL V" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT .. (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" "CORVETTE SUMMER" "JOY AIDE" (PG) "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "THANK GOD IT'S FRIDAY" CPO) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "AMERICAN HOTWAX"(PG) "SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" (PG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" AU. NIYMHS OnM 7:00 P.k MNNfTl Y Cllllcl UnOer 12 "'-Uni"' • Klclole ~•Ytrovncl ~mA9AL 8TUDf09 TOUR ~MMCA COllllM\' oPtlltll!AM lASITOUlllQl""' "New and shlntng...speaks toaayoaewllo has a feeling for the amaummt of matc.'!--- "lOW llW II A 11111 MR! EXTIBm • 111 DEHNSE OF IDllDY IS Ml VU; NlllRATD4 • PlllllT If I.Alm IS Ml muE." ftnll PUMPTOlf =-----, • ..,.., "'9'.WOI» ._...._ ... -...,.., ot .... 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Seotember 18. 8:00 p.m.. Village Theatre Gen. u and Students S2.50. PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND -New Orleans Ja.z.z Tuesday, Set>tember 26. 8:30 p.m., CrawfOfd Hall Gen. 14. Other StUdenta 13. UCI Studenta 12. LEO BROUWER -Crasslcal Guitarist from Cuba Sunday. October 1. 8:00 o.m . CtawfOfd Hall Gen. 15, Other Student• s.c, UCI Students 13. GILBERT & SULLIVAN -Ooero A La carte presents hlglilights from MTlie Mikado.-.. H M.S. Pinafore" and others. Saturday. October 7. 8·00 p m .. Village Theatre Gen. SS. Olhef Students 14. UCI Students S3. Tickets available at ASUCI Box Office from 9·30am to 4pm. Gateway Commons 833-5549. For further info. call Committee for Ans 833-6378. . . . MOVIES Friday, September 15, 1978 DAILY PILOT €1 GHnapse of "Saving Grace' ZIGZAG •• • <From Page C2> Laguna. which is specializing in new material this year. will hold readings for the local premiere of George Furth's "Twigs" on Sunday, Sept. 24. at l pm. ln the playhouse, 606 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. The play calls for one woman and seven men and will be directed by Jan Arvan. AT DIE MOMENT, Laguna is putting the finishing touches on its world premiere or "The Failure to Zlgzaf?," an original war drama by Orange Coast College drama instructor John Ferzacca. The show opens Tuesday and runs for three weekends under the d1rection of playhouse managing director Doug Rowe. "Zigzag" will be staged Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:30 with a 2:30 matinee on Sun-day Oct. 3. at the Moulton Playhouse. Christina Nicholls s creams and takes CO\'· er as Ri chard Gunst attempts to protect her from a burglar l·nle ring her apartment in the above st•t•nc from San Clemente Community Theater 's production of "Sav- ing Grace ... The 8:30 p.m. show opens this wee kend and wi ll continue Thursday. Saturday stagings through Oct. 7 at 202 A vcnido Cabrillo. For more information. phone 492-0465. Summer's 'Best' Stays .,FOUL l"lAY" c-"''" tn. !tlOl .c....-11 c-d•es w1111 a Hllcllcock tnro11er ano wee~ mostot tlWtl,,,. TMre "torret"'ng for ewrybOdy -slai>SUO, -.i11 c,...acten , • ..-1cum Of roma1><1 Most of all, I-• I\ Goldi• Hawn, WllO dlllvtts a bfllli•nlly sustalfted PlfiOrmance '" th<t blon» 1n lao1>1rdy Chevy ci.. .. ret•H or. "°me ot nls TV man- nerisms. bUI h" detM n a IUd•nQ ma n •-l)r"omlM Colin HIQgl,,,., wr>Me rewr•nce t0< Hitchcock w•1 d"Pl•vecf In SHv~ Str~d": wrotf' tnt\ ON ano dtr•steci •• ••II Ho know\ now to kHP ,,.... acflon 119"'9 R~tll<t PG. pro1>o11>ty t>«au~ ol l1nQu1gt'. ,._,.,,~net\\ •ncl >UrO\, all mild * * * "CA~ltlCOllN ONE" 11 a loe>nof<1' &dventuro an auda<•OUS tali ll'l.lt '1rl!ln. cr@Outlty •lmost to IM l>reaklng Point Ltler"' mlncl<!<I voewer\ may scoft al ,,.,. t•te of • Mars '"nd•no laked by • dl~ret1 government. but Ille •<llon "latt - cl•ver enough lo emnar• 1"°'41 In s.arclt of tntlf· l•1nm~nt Besode~ ar~ ,,.. revollltlom 111 Wuhlnoton, -can cell,,,. story ,.,.f•tcned1 WrltH dlr«10r P9i.r Hyams II. "'4•nclld story tel~ wl>o CMt draw fine perlormancn from MllcOPters as Well •• actor• Tne <•II. Jame• Bro1t11. Bre<'Cla V.ccaro. S..m Wateoton, OJ Stmp'°n, H&I Holbt'OOk, K<tren 81.ock And Telly S.nlas1111Dtlei,lunnybll R•lad PG * * * "TH a OltlVllt" -Wllll. terrtll(,Cll-of • rOl>bery Qlf-•Y <er "" SQU.clron• ~ P04lce car\ Trie mov1111rocffdl-nnlll U..rffftar. All Of Ule <IMl<acteo »<•name•~" end wr1tar- d•re<t0< Wiiie< Hiii •C>PHr\ 10 lie atttmP4111Q an .,.,\tenUel t •r .. cN w 111rn The <omtt'n•tlon -•n't wotk, ti. dynamism ot llW stunn onty un- C1trlln1r1Q Ille -Inns o. Iha dlaloQuo. Ryan O'l-IP•I never cnanoo\ ni. bland .. pre\S•on, e'¥1"" at tOO mc>fl. and 1 .. bell1 Adf.,l's lovely 1..c1 '"""''"' bten~ Brun ~rn play• ono ot In~ """"""' Bruce Dern Crail•• n the dele< ltvt. RaltO A. * * * WHO'LL n ew THE ltAIN I\ an •mbltlout pre. sent·day at._y of -ttw Vietnam wa. cor· rupled tndlvl-1 llYIS. Michael Moriarty, • MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ~ ALL AOU AOMITIIO ~ "--' °"-... ll9ffleel Au. 0 l!JI MIO II 'I.Ml llr~IVt '"' lfAL "' '"' M01'lON l'ICruN OOGaOI ~ MOULATIOk Marine llKned 1ourn.11h\I, cle<ldls lo run ,..,.,.n from Vtetnam to '"" Untied Stain. ano l,,,,otvn nl• wile, T-v W1ld, ano a lorrMr Mar•ne ouekly, I-lock l'lotte They ,,,.,,_, .. t~y •ncGIM'tter a Udlsll< OM'9 wno may °' may l'IOI be QOWrnm.nt ~s MOll•allo1u are nary 1-iolte read• 1-illtnche .nct wm• sequent~ tau. well as• rManlnvl•M foray onto the ftlm WO<ld. But director Karl Rolu kffPS the tonslon mounting from 1114! lleQlnnlnQ, ancl Ila dra"" su119ro0< e>erlormanc•• from Iha tllrM stars. AattO A, It contain• rouQn 13"9..aQI, torture M• quencu and ~tr1t1ons ot drUQ uso. * * * "HOO,.Elt" os a stambanQ tollowup to IHI yur 's •urprl .. 1111 "Smolley and Ille B•ndll " Tnl\ time Burt Reynold\ Is Ille world's Qr .. t11I stuntman, and dlrK tor Mal 1-ieedllam knowinQIY IHdl him -his brawny COllOr1J through• sue• ceulon of fan1 .. 11c •lunts. 1-ieedllam, one of Ille DHI stuntmon allYI, OC>- vlouslv knows Ille territory, but he's also skllllul al Po<tray1ng ti. canwr-ri1 of tlMlt 11arlHS brff<t I !'1 •11 lalr1y mlndlns, but IOlllly entff111111ng. Roynolds Is _.-1.0 ntct ty by S.lly Field, Brian Keith -Jan-M1Clletl Vln<ent. llelecl PG. * * * "INTEltNATIOHAL VRLVET" ls e -'·not a nim•k• of the film !NI,,,_ Ellrebetll Taylor a >tar In 19". This time T 11um O'N••I P'•'l"l ll>t Qlrl wllO beats all the -•o win Ille blQ ,_,. race She Is not as lowly ff thl young Teytor, bul ~ t>as ttw same s~r P'IMnc•, and ~ ridtS •mHlnQIY -1. PrOducer-cllreclor·wrlter 8ry1n Fortlff Cllt- pteys obYt~ 111entlon ,.,.. ti. ...,11me11tal mcw- ltt ot yore. His pace Is too letsurety at 11....._ ll<lt ,,.. tot•• ettact 11 ._rt·warmlng. a w11corne an- 11001• to thl ,...,,,,,,.,"Of 1111 summ.r SUOlf hits. N•nett• -· Chl'ISI-Plummor -especlllty AntfllH>y HOPlllM as the Olympic Games coed\ help lend crldlbltlly 10 •hat could ltave bfftl mushy ff a """'' ,.,.. 91r1s. * * * "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" prHenl\ Warren S.al· ty'\ vl•ion of Ille ,..,..,Her. It " d pla<•d pl11<e ol dry-Ice vapor Where tne newly departed bOlrd • •now-while Concorde. Mlslak1nly pronounc:od ..,_ ... ,,_., dHd lroma c¥craosll. Joe P...clllton C8utty11 .. 1- to-d to return lo urtll, flr•f •• a _.-tut m 1111ona1re. ti..n '" ct1Mr1erb.acll '°' the L~ AnQ<tlesR~ Sue h p1o111nv cOUld haw proo..d • i.aventy d i\· ...... DUI mtraclM dO 1119Pen, Tn~ su~lllQ CMI Is fine, MDKl•llY Ma'°"· Jack W.rdl'n •• the toottMlll trainer, -Owrlo C.rOdln encl l>t•n Ca<lnon •• murder plOfters. Rated PG, DUI ,,.,. film Is IS Cllln IS BNtly'S "Shamp00" wM r..,nc;hy. * * * "AMllttCAN HOT WAX" It •11 Infectious •no u tromlly 1111111 enerQy celtbre tlon ol IM roots of rock '11' roll and Ow men whO plonoered lhl• "de• oenera11•· new l'lyle 01 music back In 19S'I -1-iew York disc Jocuy Alen l'retd. Tllo movie bll1lcally combines 1 tllinly fic- llOMlltad mont-of .,.,. IHI few N yl durinv which l'rMcl was at 1111 IOP of Ills protnslonll carHr and • wmpte ot Ille hit rock 'n' roll t.-s Of Ille late 'Jela. Director Floyd Mulru• ulit11u the loose scrMllPllv of C¥~UA strOltft In an lnterfttlnQ m.nner by prtw11tlne Fr-Cm.rwlOUlly -•· ad by Tim MWttlrel "IN calm.,... wltlll!I • r* 11141 storm of unrMt and lfldKISlon Con the P«t of tr.e kldU -controvenv Ion 11'11 pert ot 11'11 1Slabllshl'MMI. * * * "THE auoov HOl.LY STOllY" 11 ttw MlrprlM hit of Illa ..,,,,,...r MalOft, a gontlt, 119rc~ve oloorep11y of lhl rock •n• roll pioneer Wllo6t _.. lnQ carHr -In 1 ltff pt-crlltA Thi scr1P4 by llW latt A_, Glitter Is N l"- condescondlllQ ~ 11ypee1; II simply t•lls ,_ • Lubboclt, TuH, boy maneQecl to •1<-Ille htlQ~IS 01 a IWW rnualc lllduttry witllOUI IOSlnQ NS lrrtaQrlly. SttYI Am's dll'Ktklft k-ttte &tory rnovlnQ end Holly's m.Ak Is re-cr•atld wltll .. c l.._ 1n<1 lldllltv -II'• all live. no ptaVbackl. l he lllm'\ ma;.,, force Is Gary Buwv. a ,.. m•rkabl• combln.tlon of a<10< •ncl musician, Don Stroud and CllartH Martin 5mlth are ideal u ' other "I.em~ ot ""' Crlhets. Rated PG, with only 1 ~oxpletl\ltl to wily quallllcatlon as a• family"'"'· \ ., CGStl IEA 9111 CllST PWA -.1111 -cm.-SM-zm S.-1.l af.7• u-u-u. sn-m1 our •ly •IOl ,.,, b4I Recycled occ ..,..,, .. _..,_ to< Coo"' Miii 554·SfMI We'IW gellbJg strafed, 11JeHed, bombed aad blluled. Jlad ll isa'I evea oar da.mned w111I 8\1AT t.AHCAS'l'DI ., "00 TtLI. na: IPAJIT Al'l9" .__ CllAIO WASl!ION MARC S!MOEll IOltAT1'AM OOUllMmt -"'Ta> POST ....._ .. ALLAM r 9000tl-Mn'CKl:U. C4lfllOU> ._ ... , "'\l/DfDDL MAYD __ .,._._., ........ "'DAlflC. roRD i:-.... -MJCHAELr LIX>ICI! M.M ~--.. --........................ YllM~,..,......_ ,.._. .. .,CJ"I ~ AVCO DlllA8IT PIC'TVm Roloow \.o;.• .. -.. llfA UllU~I El JOlll SAii EllQI 531·• ... ,... t.mll u. 517.mJ ) . '( : , i: ,, l .' ~ , . . ..... .... ' . -("" .. . .. .. ' 9 BIG DAYS SEPT. 16 THRU 24 GEORGE COLOURIS 6th ANNUAL ~~ID/~ ~JAZZ~ B ND UCI PRESENTS Tuesday , September 26 Crawford Hall -8:10 p.m. General $4. Other Students . Faculty . and Staff SJ . UCI Studer.ts 52 . Tickets available at ASUCI Box Office from 9:30am to 4:00pm. Ga teway Commons 833-5549. For further info . call Committee for Ar ts at R33-6378 •111o .... '· . ~ ... . .. .. . .. .... ' ... I DAI\. Y PILOT • Frida~. Septem~r I&, 1178 Television TONIGHTS LATEST LISTINGS 11\11>\\ E\lf:NING l.'00. Q.I llODKa W8A WOold liu~t C~M'I> LI ... C.OV .. llO't t>f lhft ,, •Ound Oe....0-l.ot> Sptnl.a.. tN Ugnt Heall'( '"'Ohl Cl\emploo~ bout ~ \11('10f Ollln09.J ·~ ..... l'\oeM'Wltl Md ,.,. wee r .. ,,.~, Ch8Mp1on11\1p l>Out '*-()oinny l oc-8ncl '°'*' Mllvw• llOM lhlt Swperdome tn New OftMne.. LOUlelt1ne ......... DCJllOINCY ~' The P•r•m•dlCI ••• llllC.-d ~ •t.-no '"I()() !\'OM e~ enK• ...ctim 0 WLD. WIU> WIST CMI w., ..... o ,,_ W~t .. ~by~I Qt ... 10 Ul)l"'9 01 lltll e ,.,,,.. ~ ... ...,., • THl"'-'OY~ Carol 111'11 Miile .,. on New 'Aveng er' OOOo1o110 9IOM ""'*' Or19 wlltllS 10 00 OUI IOI Ille ~ tCN)Ol loottlell I..,,, • 8T111UTIS Ofl SAH f'MNCtSCO ....... mull uno.roo. dell· cete ooe<llliOn to restore hit ,,._,ing atter en 1n1ury sutt«ld during e cell to a Folio\\ ing m tht• footstep.., of Diana R1(:!(! <Jnci Ltnd!-.;1~ Thor..,on, Jo,mna Lumley ... tar~'w1th P<.ilnt'k ,l\JJt'lll't' in "ThL· N~w Aveng(•rs." 111't:m1e1'1tlg t<Jnight at I 1 30 on C US. ('h;innl'I ~ .. 'SUo! tlOfl at OvtA f.AtfV . Arlef\e F11M>C11 dl~- 1\er CMMf end hM , .... tlOnlttlp """" lier aon. Peter. preYlfltlng car llO(;t· denll, prlv111 pon11on plen1 (R) G &PECW. "HVoe Parll" franlclln 0 Roosevelt • hc>melown m New Yorti Stele Ill exa· M1nf!d trom poHltCAI. htS- IOrtCll end land u11 e>erac>«hVflt (I) C88NEWS &30. I LOVE LUCY Lucy prom•-to teal ,_ llps, Nte<elly. before pus- ·~ on the 1e1M1 ~ &J MtCHAa JACKaON Guest Producer •nd dlrec10t ~ L• Roy I CAOSS-WITS 7:00 C88 NEWS • NBC NEWS LIARStlUB 80WUHOFOR DOLLARS • SIX MIWON DOLLAR MAN "Opera1ion F1relly" ., SAHFORO ANO SON L•mont dtsc:ove<6 that the potc:eta1n figure h"' hu l>oughl ••quite vatuat>le fl3 MACNEIL I LEHRER A£POAT ml VOTER'S PIPELINE "Electt<>n '78 .. Jim Coopt1< d6als with the lllSUt'S and canchdatee 1n lhe Novem- ber ~al eleehon ([) JOKER'S WILD 7:30 8 LAST OF THE WILD "Ptreles 01 Tiie F'OfMI • CJ PLEASE STANO 8Y Cha•n.-1 Lbtf ng• 8 KNXT !CBS) Los Angeles D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles G KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles Cl) KFM8 (CBS) San Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles ®) KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTTV 11no) Los Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Angeles 811 KCET· TV I PBS) Los Angelos I!> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunttngton Beach I MEWL VWEO BAME JOKER'S WILD AOAM·12 ' Malloy. II p11r1-11,.,. Unl\'flf• ••ly 1tudon1, !Inda hlmMll in mo middle of a c1mou1 1101 m 28TONIOHT ()) THE MUPP£T8 Ouoat JOhn C'-41 lend• rua own zany humor to the tnlldcap merriment ot the world ot Muoi>ell 8:00 II THE INCREDIBLE HULK The Hulk Md • young pu- aenger a1t1Hnpt 10 bring a 1othnor satoty down •lier lhtl r.rew" dis.ti bled (R) 0 NBCMO\llE S Hu&h•P 1nvos1on1" (P•fl<ftlfl<81 Rot>ett vaugnn, Chr11top'-Lee A UFO ••Pf"I j()tna Wllh • friendly 1116<1 commanete< 10 bltll• a t>oallle IOfce detonnlned to ov"'1ake EMth 0 MOVIE • ''The ConQuerOf WOfm" ( 19681 \11nc;en1 Prlee. ten Ogilvy A 171h-eenlury witch huntef 1adt1llcetly tnurdeu anyone wh<>m he ~u•P&C.11 ot w11chcroft. (2 hr~ I 0 MOVIE • • • * "Exodu1" ( 19&0) Paul NewmBn. Eva Marie Saint Jowllh refugff9 escape trom BrKten 1n1em· rn.ll camps on CyptU• to ... ~ With lhe helO OI II b• 1v1 unOlf OI ound le.90et (J hrt I • MOVIE • • • •, Tiie Oellanl Onu • 1191181 S1dn11y POHHlt Tony Cutll• Hand cutltO IOQOther. I bl&elr. tne.n ll"d 11 wt1t11 mnn. •K•i>e&• trom a chain gang, 1lr~le IOI 1119" t1fltldom II! ht• I G) CAAOL BURNETT ANO f'Rt£N08 o""' JOhfl Byner G» MOVIE e • • ,,., "fear Slrtkes Out" ( 19571 Antl'lony Petktnt. Karl Melc:ktn Bol- 10<1 Red Sox player Jimmy Pter1811 s rise to 11'141 109 and 11r1 climb b8dl up attM a ~ b<Nkdown IS ChrontGled 12 l'lrs I mm WASHINGTON WE.EK IN REVIEW @J NEWS 1:30 . RAMS FOOTBAU. HIOHUGHTS fl) G WAU. rmaT WEEK "Ae.i Eltatr Tiie Last 1n1u11ion Hed09?" Guest WotUam L Madl. plt1net, The Meck Compenv. 9:00 8 (() C88 MOVIE • * * "Grenet Tllefl Auto" ( t9n) Ron Howard. Nancy M0tgan A young men and the daughter or a m11t1on- 111re elOpe to Laa \legu 1n het rattler's Rolls Royce. p.;rtued by • collec11on ot fortune hunlets G) MERV GRIFAN Guetll Slleelty Greene, Loi• F•lana. Andree If Mc:Cardle. The RoMtlls. The Amazing KrltNcln. Nici< Glider. R•y Fell SI MASTEAPIECE THEATRE "The Meyot Of Casle<- bfldge" Henct>ard remar- ries Sutar\: 1tn employee· s lnl-1 1n their daughter C8UMS c~ IOf Ille MayOf. whO leer• he w111 be found out (Part 2 OI 7) (RI ml OOVERHMEHT1ANO ACN>EMIA: T)1E ~EASV BOND Guests· Or. David M11111ew1. Univer1Hy ot Aleblma prellldent: Or. Robert Coldwell Wood, Untvertity ot Mauacl'lu· ee111: Or Stephen Grau· bard. protesaor and edit Of: Or Allen Goldwin Of Ille AITl8(1Can En1erpr1ae tnsll- lute ®J MOVIE * • ,,. "Operation Cobra" (1971) Oallld Jonsaen, W•I· llam Conrad. A drug· amuggt1no nng 11 tracllect down by a 11am of Treas- l!!J aoen•• 12 ~.1 8';:30 u QUINCY 'Star By JA V SHARBUTT LOS ANGELES IAP> Americans will be d1v1dcd m debate Mon- day. Al TSSUC will be whether "Star Wars·· 1s better than the "Bat- wind s up lead1n~ a ra~tag, 220 ship collcc- t 1on of survivors after the c.tttack. other good thespian!> abound in the !.how tlestar Gala!'lica" mak-TH F. STANDOUTS init a three·hour ARC de· back -are so beautiful-arc Richard Hatch. as but thi:. Sunday at 8 p.m. ly exccutc.-d even current his surv1v1ni! son; Dirk on Channel 7 or former aerial gunscls Bc nt•d1ct <1s raffish , To quote Dilly Martin. will applaud. I ad y. c h a s in g Lt . as Greene's daughter. for whom Starbuck has tug eyes. and Herb J ef. f<.>rso n as Starbuck 's re· liable win~man. Lt. Boom er. To chronicle events after the sneak att.ack Is like trying to put the Johnstown Flood in an eyedropper. The film is so rich in plot twists. turns and well·ed1tcd I take no sides. I just Besides Greene, who Starbuck: Maren J ensen say .. Batllestar" proves --------------------------------- 011 is not lost in TV, that s ome In It s till care enough to do their very best and that this is it in all areas. Produced by "Star Wars" s pecial-effects whiz John Dykstra, the s aga does n 't have earthlings seeking new planets . Instea d , humans of all creeds and colors set out lo find planet earth. WHAT STARTS voyage is a spacc·age Pearl Harbor attack on their home planets by the wicked Cyl ons. mechanical giants bent on exterm ina ting humanity and replacing it with technology. As at Pearl Harbor. peace talks precede the s n eak attack, t h e humans' f'Uard is down and the only leader wor- ried by the Cylons is Lorne Greene, cast as Cmdr. Adama, head of the good ship Galacllca. That his fear s are j ustified Is tragica ll y shown when one of his two sons <both are fighter pilots) dies In the first round of good vs. evil , the latter depictro by sinister Darth Vader types. AS WITH ''°Star Wars." this and other aerial -pardon me. space --jouslinR offers brilltant special effects. painstaking attf'ntion lo det ail and realistic· TONIGHT 69th and 70th Assembly District Candidates sounding pilot chatter. DFlAcl\IGE CDUN'TV PM •BLIC TEL~ ~•ON And the combat se--7 .-~ r;;;;v1~ que ncee -the good I • .. ' -. 103 FM STEREO SOUNDS OF THE HARBOR r..oit f a,hion lsl::ind Newport Beach .. . . . . TUBE TOPPERS ABC U 5 :00 Boxing C ha m - pionship. The 15-round remat ch between new champion Leon Spinks and ex- t1Ucholdcr Muhammad Ali . who says this will be his last fight. live from the Superdomc in New Orleans. NBC Gt 8 :00 "Stars hip Invasions." A new TV movie with Robert Vaughn and Christopher Lee as allies battling a hostile space force. KCOP Q) 8:00 "Fear Strikes Out." Anthony Perkins stars as baseball pl~ycr Jimmy Piersall who waged a dram atic battle with mental illness. Karl Malden co-stars. "Thi Tlltgll eon.'1 Con- nected ro The Knee Bone .. Quincy and Nv- M 81 college I ludetlll elll· m1ne • nlc:t<ed 111'011 bone lt'I -c;ft of Ille 1Nlh blhtnd e 20-yHr·Old llOmlClde ( R) t0:00 I a NEWS MOHTOAUERY A gunftghler rldel 1n10 1 1own In wndl 1111 people know 1H 11>0u1 him and 1111 !!!SI fiD THE PAL.USERS As ll'le new Duke ot Omni. um. Plon11gene1 mual rehnqu11h hll po1I ol .~•nGellor o f the Exehflquer 0 tencor a 1 r"" to odv&nc41 the c•reer or Ph1nea Finn end lind a husband for country C:OUI· In Adelelde (R) (II!) SPECIAL "Att•lr In The Atr" Tiie love Of llylng ts examined 11 tl'lrl 1977 Eaperltnenlel A1tor1tt AMOCl81kln Fly-In Conven· 11on In OthkOSh. Wtscon. 11n. IM world's largeat .,,.. ationevent 10:30 1 • NEWS 11:00 a a Cl) 9 NEWS OATINOOAME IJ MOVIE * e ·~ "BHIOf" t t9nl P•trlC•a ....... Scott Jeeo- by A VoUf'9 Amerl<:an bOy. unable 10 O\llfcome e speeQll defect. klflers an emotional bfetlkdOwn 11 1111 divorce of 1111 p111en". (2 l'lfl I m THE ODO OOUf't.E In order lo Win the llVOf of hf• new q1r1frlend. O.C.r ~ on a neauieu klcic W FERNWOOO 2NIOHT Guest• Wendy Prtc:e, May· Of Merle Jeellf. Albert Hotson. Mike Tlmmln1. Mary Lou Brldgowallf. tii) DICK CAVETT OuHI Or Chrletlaen Bamlrd. llmOUI 811<1 eon- troverelll helrt lranl()lanl au<gee>n (R) ID MACHEJl t L£HAER REPORT 11~ 8 (() NEW AVEHGlRS SIMCI and Purdey's mut· de< ln\lflttgallon leads lhetn 10 a detOllle 1atand ul«I •s a monk s ratteat 0 TONIGHT Holl Johnny Carson Oues•s Snec:ky Greene Plac1cto Domingo Barbar" Howar~ D lWIUGHT ZONE The Earth tails out ol •IS Ofbtt •net starts mov•no towards tr.e sun G RONA BARRETT Rona Baneu pr-• 1111 MW lhaw9 on ABC • HOGAN'S HEROE.8 Hog•n tflH 10 11'11111 111e aid Of a Swed11h soenhat tortheAlltff ti) GET8MART A tul\K>n model 1nt0fm• Stnarl tllal rmport.ant klpersontc: plans are HWn 1ntoadrMS fl) CAPTIONED WOfru> NEWS TONIGHT !ml RONA BARRETT PREVIEW Ron• Barrett pr-1> new &hOws on 1e1ev1a.on t.«:>RNING 12:00 9 TWIUGKT ZOHE A guntnen l0t llrfe 1e11rns tll•t 11<1 quarry has alre8dy ~kllled 8 9 BARETTA "Pl.yin' Poiiee" Barella poset as a df\19 delllef 10 trip twO hoods flOPtn(j ott people by 11nperaona11no Pollee otlloers IRI G) HOT CITY Ol8CO Tl'le hollesl names •n lht! world ol d•&CO will be guesting. s1ng1no the 1111es1 disco Ma wMe Ille Hot Clly O•ncOfS move &mid a maze of pu1sa11no 1a- 1>eamt. ftash<nQ ~lrobes. mvron end *C)eetal lflecls -~ Wiien AllCI 1811.N II jOO II' .,, OfllCe c:omptelety SU•· rounded by ~ Rafi)/' ~ JlllOulV CfUllt an •moo• Sible SllUlllOf\ 8D MOVIE * • ,,. "Thi Mo11 01no11 OUI Oeme" I 19:12) Joel McCre•. f. 1y Wray 8aMd on lhe story by RICh8rd Connell. 1n in.-l>untei decldlt he M>Old "''* hunl l)IOOle lhln ll'lff'llOll (lhl .~mll\I 12:309 MOVIE * * •,i, "Operello" Wlrblld" I INAI Seen Connery S1111ley Hol\Oo way Ape.rot undldleelld llllrt become '*°" by llC<:idenl C , hr &::. """ > G» LAS \/£GM UOATS LIHE f2:401) Cl) cea LATE MOVIE * • •,i, "Murde< On flight 50:2" C 19751 Hugi\ 0 8r141f'. Robert Stack PHl«IOllf' on ii lrMUllatlllC tllghl pen!<: when 11 rnurd« " c:ommtlted by aomeone on l>Oltd t-00 D MIOHIOHT SftECW. Host L•"Y 0.llln 0.-ts Tony Oflen<k>. T avar1t. Evelyn • Chatnpagne KlflQ. The Ca,,. the Jel' Kutath Oime»rs Oevo G MAVEAICI< "Thi Lonetome Reunion" ti) SOAP FACTOAV Ol8CO 1:078 MOVIE * * * "Oougl>IOI Of The M1nd .. C 19.691 R1y Milland a-r .... nev " pro1a .. or ot cybernetic~ CIOtmS he 11 VllHed by l'lrl teGenlly lolled. younQ daughter 1 sptfll I I .... 30 mm I ®l MOVIE • • .,. ·oun1iot-t '" Abilene" 119671 8oboy D•rtn £ m1ly Bo1nk ; Al>tlene \ ahef1ll whO 'OSI hll ,,..v6 ourinc: lhl! CrVll W11 relu•n• and 1) De< auaded IO 1esu,.,_ h1S ,00 p11r :20,,,.n, 1:30 m HIGH HOPES e MOVIE • • "Nign11ner1 tn Waa" 119691 Ca,,,.,on Mrlehell ~-MOVli • • 'Holtman" l 197 'I Ps111 Sellers. S1,.1ad CUNdt G) MOVIE • * • "The Ud't frOf'I' Sh1ngha1· C Hl•&i Orsor We41es. R•I• HlywOtlll :2;261 NEWS 2:30 NEWS MOVIE • • • · C111enov l · •o ( t9651 Marc:eno Mu1root1n· nr, Vorna L•St 2:37 1 MEWS 2:40 T ALKA80UT WITH TAUMAH JACQUES TN Gr .. 1 Diet Oeoale .. '-301 NEWS 3·.0 anve lDWAAOS •-00 MOVIE • • • .,, 'Garf'!•.., .. t 193111 J'r"d A~1au11 G1n11e• ROQtl'S G) UOVlf. • • •,, 'fhe S1••no1e<" c •9641 Victor Suono David McCleen •·101 NEWS 4:28 NEWS 4:IO MOVIE • • • 'Aruon"" 1194-0t Wllhem 11oto11n, Jean At1hu• 9 MOVIE • "•• V1gr1antf' I e<•or'' l 19$41 W•ld 8•" ElloOll ._.11/'f Ellen Kay "'\ 11 'Kl>:\ Y t.«:>ANING 7-00 I) CAME AA THREE flullt l JatNH Ga""'ay pe<· t()lmJ. mu•.c:.tl '4!lecltan<, Mld ct1~ h·~ ~re llnO ~ pteierencr-> I YOGI'S 8PAa RACE @ PINK PANTHEf' HOTFUOOE ELEMENT Aff't' NEWS WOMAN: f'E.ll lO MEI. 811 Alff18TS The pain•Ot$ and 'SQJ1PIO•• ol folov" Scoha Mno too icene:. ••om ....,<h •llt!)o dlllW lheff •nSP•t ll>Ofl ... II 1aem1ne<1 Cl) J08 SEAACJ:f 7:908 OUSTY'S fAEIE..OUSE laAC-=~000 THl l~ RANGER THAT'S ENOUGH AOMPEf' AOOM FL~f' ARAANGIHG 1:00 R CE POP£Yf' MOVIF. " • ''• ·Cevu"" Scout" , ,..,.., :. Roo Catnu•or Audrey Lone 8 @ ~.U.OfACE MO'lll • • 1 1moe<1ac" 11G!>•I S•e•••no H3yden Vera R:ut:.tor m MOVIE • • •,, l he Laav Ano The Bandit I 19!t 1 • I OU•'> Heyward P&trrc1a Med•n11 fB DIRECTION 78 '40rehty ()I Med•n Dan 1e1 Scl\OI • Robe<1 M..it>ol ••net Har•on E•toson •net V11gin1e Carter d•SCU~• COf'l8'"pot 31'\r 18•Pv•S•On "ande1ds d'1d pr xttce!. M df'•tr Aqron).,,. moder'l!IK 8;30 CJ GODZILLA POWER HOUR Q t1) SUPERfRIENDS ti) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA -Clash With Class scenes It defies brief desc rl ption. But rest assurro 1t is induslrial·stren~th en- tertainment. 1ls mo· ments of great drama and doom nicely mixed with sly bits of humor. such as a outer-space re· sort scene tnvolving a trio of lady s ini?ers. 'i~ 0 STARBUCK thinks t hey're great. eve n though each has four eyes and two mouths. He could get rich were he their agent. he says. Sighs his wingman: "Every creature in the uni verse is out to ex· terminate us and you .oec , • Largest&· Most Unique Selection of Posters in Or. Co. l Jt' l 14 23rd St.• 673..6094 Near The Pier In Newport Beach OPEN DAILY JO AM·MIDNITE ~~~J mN~~ ~ ·~ ~~ . •~~•rntt J~N·Ml~llA(l ~NcrNr ~~m mm (Pa) want to hire <? vocal g roup " Despite Its rousing supply of action. up to and including J m1~hty Lapout <once called s hootouts 1. tht.· !>how 's characters have.• much more d1mens1on than the comic book types of "Star Wars." Wll IC H I S a good - rdeii. cons:denng 1 hat "Ball!estar·· 1s d series and will need a big sup· oly of character s\.ud1es ~o t 1de 1t over each week n n C' l' S u n d a y · s £ 7 m1ll1on whiz bang con eludes. But mercy. whcst a i:rand way to start Feater Tantone •n NOW SHOWING AT Tl-4E ------. DAILY 11 ~ NEAR 16.99 ~YOU An THEATRES-ORANGE COUNTY m•·s SO. COAST Pl.W NISMll-~UU '"THI M>OOIYI .. aL .. INI -t.\f/--tJ:•MtJ-JI •A TOUCH OfClASS'" ...... 1111 .. ,,__,,_, ..... ~. MAH'S "REVENGE OF . CINEWND THE ptNK PANTHER" (PG) 1414 St kttr ... _.,,..._ ... .._. ....... "COMYOY" ,,,.,.., ............. ,,... ............. MAN.-S CINEMAWD 1414 Sf..,., ........ 1111111 ,.,,.. -.0 TIU THI ll'AaTANI" ..... , __ .. ,,_ ... ~ "TMIH,,_ • .,..,,_,. ....... ,,....... ... , ..... _ ,. ....... '"THI CMOSIM"' tll ...... ,,,.._,..._ .... ...................... ,.,,,, . . :. .. ' COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by lrad Andtnon BOOMER "Oh. he'll be back .. os soon os Mom finishes vacuuming I " FUNKY WINKERBEAN MISS PEACH WHAT WILL ""'-< 9' ~ 'IOIA ""'1>N UP, .«n-1~ ? by Tom Batiuk BR8'lDA HAR~ HE~E UJl1ll ~ ' rm Btif'rl CPM ' AT WE.ST- u1Et>J HIGH 50i00L, WHERE n£4'&E AB001 JO OPE.ti.\ THEIR COACH I lX)lj WERE 1Eil1N(; ME EARLJ ER THAT c,QJ EXPEC.T ttVERAl. OF ~ PLJ¥..lERS 10 LEITER Tfil6 l.JEAR. lHAT'o RIGHT! fW 'THE END OF 1HE 4EA~ 1 FIGURE 1f.€RE.'LL BE .?IX OR -SEVEN G0'...15 UJHO WIU.. BE A8L£ 10 Pt<:IITT1fiEJR . ENTIRE ~AMES! ~E FOOlSALL &f-EOOlE . SHOE • 7 MOON MULLINS YOU~~ ~·~IN jHf; t<tl"CHCN Hf:~? .- Y1:s .. ~ ® PJ.LJSUBOTroM WANTS 1b VISIT ENGL.AND. MY PREF!:RENCE IS PARIS. lf.IAT'S IN ~,ANC~ DENNIS THE MENACE by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd and Tom Johnson GORDO JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY WHAT KIND OF A TREE IS THIS ? r vE TOLD YOU TEN TIMtS···IT'S A WEEPING WILLOW .- by Wm. F. Brown and Mel Casson l'M AN ~~li?iAKEl2 -) AGATHA CRUMM ... ANO A6 FOR 'ro<JR HOM8Lf OPINION, UML.ANO··· DR.SMOCK eu-r -rHeRe IS ONe 'T'HIN~ -n-t.A-r MAKes M'/ eAR M l"f'%VAH i"HE! MOS.,- LJNUSLJAt.-ONe 5VE!R Het.-P, KIPPO ... MOTLEY'S CREW by Mell by Gus Arriola by Harold le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Emie BustNniller a 5 I i l Fndly. 5-s>tembet 15. 1978 PEANUTS DAILY PILOT €1 by Charles M . Schulz I Tl11NK 1\'E DISCO\ EREO ~ow 1~\AN'( NOTCHES t(OU CAN CUT INTO A OOGtlOUSE BEFORE THE... ... ROOF FALL5 IN I by Biii Hoest by George Lemont by Templeton and Forman TDDAT'S CIDSSIDID RIZLI ACROSS C8 A~na re- 1 Med 11'151 sou•ce S "The mou~ t9 Le1h,11gv --the 50 JC119on clock" 5J S. Amet. 10 V.gorous l'lelb Ont 54 An.lie.al 14 1nK11ve qt>m~ IS Apan !i8 Maga1me 16 F1111Je1alt1 lea1u1e 0t Cindefs 61 ICetnel t7 ICing .., a 62 -111 a ~le- clfame lln>fl 18 Mar111e ant-63 Auncula1e mae· 2word$ 64 Wen• on 20 Mee1ing fool 22 Plural end· 65 Wan1 1119 66 Salu1e 23 Mldwav de· 67 HardlOS vtees DOWN 24 Meal pltls I Sword hdfl 26 ACIOI -die Daolev 2 Rtvtt of fu 27 YHtned rope 30 flulle•rd l Murdef 34 F ru11less 4 Sweat J5 Skeei~ i!C· S WW·fl lltefs CMJOfY 6 United 36 Ash: Scot, l Alfred - 37 Rose's lover Eng Poel J8 Spe1lung 8 LHEtalS -: mtnner The USA 40 lofl<en Sea 9 Sword's su- gulf per10r 41 Supplied 10 Oescube wlttl fuel 11 Foul smell 42 Company ing CJ Ftbric 12 Olher 45 Alt>of 13 Chfers 47 Sti.p's bol!J 19 Se<1e1e t • t I UNITED Feature Syndicate Thul'Sdly's Puule Solwtd· • 0 0 II II L I . , I. A l , I ( • t I ( II 0 s l • l A A I A c c H A • A L I A • v A C A l l l I I II l • I " l $ l -· 0 0 II II I T 0 • l 0 111£1 • ' u , S II E L I S-. ' IL I II A I N l I I l A fllOI • f 0 I ' f D• r • A a llllllf I , A I l II II l l I C -· I A y I o I ~ 0 S E A a I II , 0 s f -H I II ' -• A • ' s . " 0 c • A 0 I II A L l I • ~ ' l • II A I I • l D A S I 0 ( A • s I : 0 c A I l • s I r 0 • l ' . ( N D 11 Weed 4:1 Re<Jt0n 25 S11pule Poet 26 Drcsse<: •~~ 44 Sp1nni"'l 11dlou~V 2 hV -- WOids 46 Pillaged 21 011ec110n 41 Grand - Nau1 Dom 28 Swo1d 49 Sleep soull(j 29 Sefl •esot!Cl 50 lm.tge JO Bv wtia1 51 Sa"d dune means 81 31 Peep shuw !>2 01r1'<101 W1I 32 fragrant •am - compound !>3 M1kls awav 33 College ol h 5'1 feeling P<M ClflS S6 Animal's JS Handle 9a11 clums.rv Sl Concludes 39 l'!l•I mat· 59 Rule· Abbr lel 60 lnse<1icldt: 40 lurn Abbr. ..... . ) . • -:..!.. €J• DAILY PILOT s -AT ORANGE COUNTY'S #I BUICK DEALERSHIP 'Bauer 'Buick in Costa Mesa -- We 're doing something we've never done before! Our 11979 models are already arriving . . . So we 're offering our 1978 demonstra- tors for sale with as low as 900 miles on them! We normally don't sale price them until they have 5,000 to 6,000 miles. ~o Demonstrators to choose _from and still ._. a SIJPEB selection of BBAND NEW l 97B's · BRAND NEW SKYLARK ORIG. FACTORY PRICE '11,401 50 ..... SALE PRICE '9 239 Low As '538·3 OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF BRAND NEW 1978 BUICKS ALSO AT YEAR-END CLOSE-OUT PRICES!!! SHOP AND COMPARE ... Y~U WON"T FIND A BEITER DEAL ANYWHERE! ALL DEMO'S MARKED DOWN TO THE LOWEST PRICE WE CAN AFFORD TO SELL THEM FOR!!! BRAND NEW •• e PLUS ••• Register For 19" RCA XL-I 00 Color TV . To he given away on Sept. 30 .•• No purchase necessary. Must he at least 18 years of age to enter. • k · ~'Your Target u-re f Jf Buick Dealer" Open 'Till JO P.M. Mon.-Sat. ~~. ~,:nnge. CfnctUy',.; Yes...Open Every S11nday 'TiO 5 P.M. ~/ :tt.f Buick llealer [•1 s:a~ Fil HARB_OR BL VD. 'SAN DIEGO FREEWA y A d1v1s1on ol Bouer Motor$, K.fUT*TGIWATOllfUJ.J#OMTHQDIUl#£•1'MfTS. Opel T . h .... G ...aA.1.11DTCBM11TSmv1DM -Jaguar-nump .,.., . 2925 HARBOR BL VD., CXJSTA MESA 979-2fXXJ SKYLARK (Ser.131545) ELECTRA (Ser.548787)(0emo) WE! PHOTO FOR ILWSTRA TION PURPOSE ONLY! All cars subject to prior 11le. Tu & license not Included. Sale ends 48 hrs. alter publlcatton These cars won't last! .... -·: .......... t •••• .-. All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Advertising \_in the DAILY PILOT • •., .,. • ..., -, ' .., ~ • •. ,.. .._ -. ~ •. •, ,. r 1 , t t I r J • "J \. I ", (*' ,.. .,,* • " • • • • •• • • .._ ,: 1t • • • • .:e. . • • ... ... • . ....... . . . .. .... . ·- --, Friday, September IS. 1976 DAIL y PILOT DI 1978 Automobile "f l-IEODORE ROBll tS 1978 Automobile Super Sale Exdusive 3 Year-36,000 Mile FORD MOTOR COMPANY Ex- tended Service Plan on ALL 1978 Passenger Cars and Van Conversions in our stock. UP TO $260.00 VALUE Factory Invoice +5% Your Easy Deal 3 Days Only: Fri. Sat. Sun. 176 BUICK llMAL 177 FORD lMUMDBllD Hardtoo SI Wgn. am/fm stereo. auto trans . tac. air. P S . P seat. PB.. p. wind , vinyl root. 1111 whl.. p. door locks. rallye whls., 29.000 m11es Lie J970PWL VS.· automatic transmission. power steenng. power brakes. power windows. tilt wheel. fac tory air cond . c ustom wheels. radio & heater. Ser # 150SS 1 Stk. JP3405. '4479 '7 J INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 4a4 6 cyl . 3 soeed trans . 4 wheel dc1ve. locking hubs. removable 'top. radio & heater. Lie. lf6S3JEY Stk •1990CT. '78 TOYOTA F.UTIACK SIS 2 Or . AM-FM stereo. bucket seats. rallye wheels, rear sun screen. 5.000 actual miles. like new Lie. •807Vl>N. •75 FORD COUMTRY SQUIU Station Wag o n . AM-FM-Stereo. auto. trans .. fac. air, P.S.. P B .. roof rack. spd. cont. Special this weekerxs. Ser # 133348 s3597 '5788 '7 6 FORD LANDAU Z H. P'IUAUD SB>AH Factory Bir cond .. full power. vinyl roof. deluxe 1nter1or, split / seats. ttlt wheel. & speed control Lie. f 124S80 Stk. •P3524. 173 FORD MA YBICIC 4 DOOi SIDAH A utomatic transm1ss1on . factory air cond11ton1ng. power steering & vinyl roof. Lie. •S70JRO Stk. •P3525. '77 FORD • •RAHADA 4 DOOlc ·vs . au!o mat1c trans .. pwr. steering. pwr brakes. radio. heater w/s/w tires & wheel covers Lie. lf107SWS Stk •537A ROllNS·READY USIO CAU l•..., Uu4 c .. Wo W _, ..... , ...... n. •• ai.111 Toh'- • rHFOIMA..CIE • SANn ANO • llLIAl.UTY ... o...o .... -.... • f'C_. .. , ... , oa,.•www• ./ I RAKES ~., ..... ""-Hylllreollc'1t- ./ ELECTRICAL .... ~ ......... .... , ..... ""- ./ FRONT END wi..l Alt ........ Sloech. .... ~Sy.- ./ rowER TRAIN , ............ .... lltt~c "• ..,_o,.._,. ./ LUIRICA TION L!M.O~C...,... .... ..... ();I l'lltw 2111 ACRES OF TOP CARS IACKEO IYOVB 56 YEARS OF SHVICETO ORAHGl COUMTY Alll'ncn.-,e~ '"' &~oOl<'Ml A• c .. , A•• l>voi«.' lo Pyq Se'* Finance Counselors on duty. '76 FORD MUST.,_ 2 Door. 4 speed trans . power steering, vinyl root. AM radio with S track. Custom intenor Sun root See this one before . you buy lie •795PHJ. 53399 176 FORD l 11> •OU.HAM AM-FM-St8feo. Auto trans . power steering, power brakes. power windOwS. vinyl roof. flit wheel Cruise control. tinted glass. wheel covers. Ser. '143586 s4479 I •75 FORD MAYHICIC AM·Stereo. auto trans . power steering. vinyl roof Healer. w /w tires wheel covers. 39,000 1Tl119S ltc lf608RYX '2499 '7 6 CHRYSLER COIDOU '72 CHEVR M'ALA4DOOll Automatrc trans . fectory air cond power steering. power brakes. vinyl roof. radio. trnted glass. heater. w/S/w tires & wheel covers Lie J789ELA Stk 12475A. '1497 '78 FORD FAllMOMT ~ WAGOM Automatic trans.. V8. power slee,,ng. AM/FM s tereo. luggage rack. 11n1ed 91ass . wts/w '"es & wheel covers Lie • l07VOZ Stk •P3539 '6299 Avtomat ic trans . power steering. tactory air cond . power w•ndows v•nvt tpp. tinted glass. wlSlw ttres b. wheel coverc; L:c # 7S8AWS Stk J3296A •73 RAT 2 Or Hard1op AM-FM stereo. auto trans . factory air power steering. power spllt seats. power brakes. power windows. vinyl root Shows real care Lie •976MZT I Z .. S&. Z DOOll This one has a lour speed transm1SS1on and •S cs SHARP. SHARP CAR• Lie lf476HXV Stk. lf908-A. '1588 s Sales: Mon -Fri 8 to 9, Sat 8 to e, Sun 10 to 6 Service & Parts: Mon 7 to 9, Tues-Fri 7 to 6 Parta Dept: Sat 8 to 1 pm 10 Acres of the most modem FORD fecilttie• on the Wnt CCNISt. 642s0010 2000 HAR~~f! ... £9,§TA MESA 840s8211 . ' ' .... rt it.,_ •-. • 41 "I" •r" • • •• ~ " I ,,• t .• ,• ,• .• • ~ r J• 1• ... --........ ~_, __ ._ .......... ). .. . . ~ ... . .. . . .. . -- .. 1 DI DAIL y PILOf Fnd!y s.p .. ~ 15 1971 Th Biggest Marketplace on the Orange Coast ... DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Can Sell It, Find It , Trade It With a Want Ad (642-5678) One Call Service Fast Credit Approval ~-~·············I~-~.~ ........ ~.~.~ ........ ~!~.~~~ ........ ~~!.~.~ •...... ~~-~~ .•••• :.· •••••••. ~~ ....•.• ~.~~ ....••.••..•..• ~.5:1!:. ••••••. G.....,-.. 1002 Ge .. r.. 1001 G~ 1002 Gtwrol 1002 G....,... 1002 G....a 1002 1002 G1•r• 1002 ·············••·····••· ••••.•.•......•..............••••...••••.....• ···•·······•·••·•·····• .......•.•.•................•.................•••..•..•..••......................•.......... l OVAi. HOVSIMG 0 1'1'0111 I UNI f'f ~'•Hoffee. \JI rt 11l 1•,l.1h• .111\ t 1 I l't II Ill lhl'> lll"•"l'·•ll•'f I •Ul> J•>t1 lo tht• 1-·, .. 1t·1 .ii ~ .11r H11u1nu1< hi 111 1•1n11 "htl-n mdk t'lo 11 1lh .:JI lo 1.1dvt.'rl1.,t• Jllll µr,· ft•rt•nt't'. limH,1t1nn nr iJL,l'nm111.1l111n li.i'>t-d 1111 Id\'\', t'\1lllr 1 "h);IOll '' \ 1>1 11Jl10011I on.:111 11r 111 1111<·11111111 to 111,1 lo.1· .in) ,1,w h prdt•ro•11c.. 1111111.1 uoo. or c11'< n111111.1l11111 OCEAN Fl ONT F'me <·rafl~mun~hlp tn muhog trim "' o.Jk floor' "<'l!i off lhli. larul mark . l H H. ·1 l1tt hnrnt• 111 flr1l''>l lcwat 1011 l-'llt1blt1"1ht•d lr t'l''I & l<JWll~ $475,000 IACK IAY fo uw I htlr m . 2' ~ buth fa1111ty homt on quu·I 1 111 dt• :-.at· Overst1('d pool pla~ huu:-.1" t>xlra 1'1ttra~t· $169.000 IAYFROHT ~·\ l'r..cl fmt• haytront ho111c::.. \\1th p u·1· & sti r> BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J.t I B1ty~·d•· 0111,.. N K 6/) 6161 nu ... nc~!>l'J~·r ~111 11111 lo.llO'-"ln~I~ .u·cc1H .111~ r---------t .11.lvl'rl"111.: C111 11 .. tl BARGAIN HUNTERS PRIME DUPLEX Th<'M:-t~o twdroom units have ~cp.1rJle ~ara.:1·' .ind pnvulc yardl> N1•vc•r ,..,lJh' Wht('h I:. in \IHIJ 111•11• ... th1· urll' VuU'\\• llonoftht>lu~ ht•1·n luol11n.: 101 .1 HAVE YOUR OWH ROLL TOP DESK YRORS: Advertls..-s shoMld ct.Kit tMir ods daily Giid report er~ ron ilnMtdiatefy. The DAILY PILOT OHUftllU liability for Hw fint in• itr\'Jl M1•-.J \'1·rch· C;.111111) homt· IC!r univ S711,!Ml0 3 Bdrm:! bath f.1milv 1e1on1 w (plr Lobul cx1r.1,, rt• ddy to mi>vt! Into CJ II 54(}.l l.Sl ~HERITAGE u vucuncy. Locat(' rrom t h e hi.•:il·h Good income and uwn('r u. mol1va1ed. Only Sl!K.000. CALL 556·2660 t;:SELECT I PROPERTIES Unique Homes is looking for a few good salespeople ... because a few roll tops are getting a bit lonely. Both the Mesa Verde and Corona del Mar offices off er • Comm.ission splits to 70/30 • Sales volume or $5 million a month • • REALTORS coned iltsff'ffott only. 1-~~-~~~~--1--------I • Active & attracti ve offices • Training sessions a nd bi-monthly sales meetings that inform & inspire ~HERITAGE •.•• REALTOftS Mt'!>U V<'n1C' :l lw1Jrcl()m. t! bath with !>wiinm1ng pool Separate off1<'l', lu$h c~tmg, country k111·hcn with firl'plac'l'. ---------1 ~h.1kc roof. hl<><'k wall IJrl V<ll'Y ;incl a ~UIH•r Bade lay Special "'1r::.t timc off~red in 12~~ pncc Ci\LJA 751 31!11 }'l'ars. Ou tstand in~. !pSELECT c·u..,lom decorated home with large <'ozy ram1ly PROPERTIES room. built-in T V. &--------m1 .__ ... .,.,....._,...,..,, paneled bar. Country k111·hl•n with s tained J:IJ!>lo ~indow. a nd room for pool make th1!> a pt•rrecl ramily home. s rnx. 500 673 asso. Real Estate M"fl~ ''' J • I ''·'" h,JI # t'f I [~lfi~Uil I PENNY PINCHER ADS FOR PEOPLE TO PEOPLE ONLY $2.00 (for 3 lines. 2 days) Call Today • • • Print Tomorrow! Sell any item or combination of items totaljng $75 or less with a 3 line ad for 2 consecutive days for only $2. Each additional line Is 60c for the 2 days. You may place your ad by phone, just dial (714 ) 642-5678 and charge it. Call M onday thru Friday 8:00 A .M . to 5:30 P .M . for next d ay 's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. Or you may use the handy order blank below a nd mail to: Orange Coast Daily Pilot P.O. Box 1560, 330 w. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 4 WORDS MAKl OtU LIME I• . PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 BankAmericard # ........... . Master Charge # .....••...... \. - 12.00 $2.60 $3.20 $3.80 SEND BILL 0 Exp. Date Exp. Date Publish tor ............ days. beginning ........ . Classif 1cat1on .......•................•.......... Na.rr.e . . . . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Address ........•................•............. City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Phone ....... . DAILY PILOT 642-5878 t# -• ·• .... . . . . .. . ... ... • Computer terminals, swing loans. accessible management and numerous promotions . F or an interview phone Sandy Orlowski (546-5990) or Tom Boland <675-6000) U~IVUI: li()Ml:i REAL TORS". 546-5990. 1525 Mesa Verde Drive. East . Costa Mesa al)O •n (;011111.1 dl'I M.11 . '" l> l~l 6000 H A R B 0 R HIGHLANDS NEW LISTINli pm:l'd to ::.ell! Vuranl. 1m mediate pu,,scss11Jn Clean and ,,h;1rp w11 h :i Bdrms 2 hathi., dt>l:lch<·d garage Lttrgc yard room for cxpans1t>n . $119.000 (;a l ! Liz Bc1uJey. PETE BARRETT REALTY 642-5200 $54,900· 10°/o Down Direct from Bldr. Save $25.000 lrom com parable Or. Cly home New l.:ISO sq ft 3BR 2 full BA.15xl7 family rm , din in~ rm. frplc in living rm Fort'ed arr heat & A/C 33243 Fa1rview St I If.I mi from Ortega Hwy/Gra nd . L ok(· Elsinore). Only 27 mt from SJCap & 20 ml to Corona via new freeway B & J In vest 1714/678·2049, 493-2952) BUYERS DREAM Seller bought another & 1!> anxious• De l uxe townhomc• S pacious Fam Rm w/welbar ! Sun· ny b righ t kitche n ! Cocktail lanai greets h1.<ic1ous greenbelt Va- cant' Hurry. call 645·0303 ---liiiiiill ""C:.00-•-~ WATRFROMT i-·abulous 4 en. J ba., 2· !>ly. home w/approx. 2800 ;;q. fl. or luxury. incl. formal d rn. rm. w/anl1· que mirror bar: custom wallpap e r thruout. 1·ustom c handeliers. marble frpl .. high open c1:1f's w/ all glass on bay side. rruiinl ·free yard . lire pit. canlllcvcrcd <'On 1·1•cll' deck w dock for 55 ft. boat. SJ85l>OO CYMTHIA KATZ RMI Estate 537 ·2271 -- WOODED CHARM Unique mountain al mu::.pher t' Sw cl'pini.: rc.'<lwood deck e nclosl'!> sparkhng Jacuzzi• Stun n1ni.: h vini.: rm. lined w /c·cdar! S p al'lous ma ::.t er s u 1tt• w1h1deaway oHicc' Must sc" lo beliC'Ve! Hurry. call 645·0303 FO~ESTE OLSON '""'' u f' "'' fflf'I'"\ ------ file~!.~~~ 3 IEDROOMS IN TURnE ROCK Only $117,000 including the land for this quiet, privately situated home in the campus view area. Beautiful atrium, plus a fireplace and wet bar. . . A COl.DWIU. IAMC• CO. 644-9060 2111 IANJOAOUllOtllL.SRO. IN NEWPORT CENTER I -... .,, .. . . . .. --. -. . W l·;S l.IO:Y N TAYLOR CO. H.E J\l.TOHS s iuc « 1H4H JASMIHI CIEM-Yll")t Sl4t,OOO The only "Sea Breeze" model on market! Brand New too! 3 Bdrms. family rm formal dining rm & 21h baths. Fully landscaped, automatic sprinklers, air-cond, plumbed for jac uzzi, luxurious c ptng, mirrored wardrobes. beaut. light fixtures. Gate guocded area so call 640-6079 for entry between 1-5 :30 or 644-4910 any other time . · WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 21 11 S-Joaquht Hlls Rood HEW'OU CENTER. N.I. 644-4910 Choice~ Location. 2 story 4 Bdrm 2 baths. large lot. RV ac-cess. $99,950. R2LOT 765 Hamilton. Drive by only Roy McCwdle, RJtr 548·7729 WAT ERFRONT HOME Dock for 38' boat, J RR 3 Ba. yard. Seller ready to move. Agt. 673-7737 INVESTMENT+ Two outstanding duplex- es on adjoining lots. oCfer ·p R I 0 E 0 F OWNERSHI P PLUS xlnt inve:;tment , 3 bdrm:. . 2 b11th.<. t:ach umt L<wu ted in 1o1ood rental ar('a of Easls1de Costu Mesa. Pnce each duplex, only $165.000! PRICE REDUCED ---------1 Sp3C'IOU!> JASMI N E f"or Classified Ad ACTION Call a Daily Pilot AD· VISOR 642·5678 CLASSIFIED INDEX Te Pia Y• M. Cal 642-5678 EUOIS ...... 11 .... •'-••14 clo.cli tWr .. tNlly ..... ,.,.,, .,,.,. ._......,. n. OAll T rtlOT •-ne1My ......... .__, -.ni..~ HOUSES FOR SALE 1002-1100 OTHBl Rf.AL ESTATE 1100. 2900 REHTALS )100 . o so IUSIHESS. IMYHTM!EtoeT RMAMCE CRl-;EK J bdrm . family rm. & formal dining rm. h o m e; n um e rou s amenit ies 1nC'lud1ng Corning r ange top & compactor. SECURITY GAT E . Pri c-e n o w $239,500. BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. J55.1111 OCEANFRONT 3 Bdrm. + den llOme on 30X8S fl. lot; Crpl .. buill- ins. patio. beamed ceil- rngs. $375,000 673-3663 associated BROKER S-REA LTO RS 101~ W Yolboa b 11·Jbb I ~COATS & WALLACE ~REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCAllY OWNLO COMPANY SERVING THl SOUTH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 DO IT llGHT -We know that you want your home to be everything you a lways dreamed of. With this in mind we off er solidly built 3 Bdrm "with home beautjful" atmosphere. Shaded patio. Your dream home deserves the best $117,000. Cal 640-6161. OML Y $52,950 -A 2 Bdrm condo t 'h IJaths. great condition!! Owner anx- ious. FHA terms available. What more can we say! New Listing. C4 546·4141 Serving Costa M esa-Irvine Huntington Beach-Ne w port B each 4 IDRMS, ,OOL $79,900 What more could you ask for? Well there's new carpeting. the pool is heated and filtered <it's a "game pool ", never deeper than 5 '), there's a 6,300 sq. rt. cul de sac lot. And all for $79,900. And that's Unique. U ~ IUU I: li()MI:§ REAL TORS'. 546·5990 1525 Mesa Verde Drive. East. Costa Mesa ol~o 111 Coron ... del Mdr. dt 615 bOOO ONLY $49,950 Low down. VA or FllA terms' J Bedroom 4 yr. old townhome • Call now ~ llEACH INCOME WITH VIEW Talk to Red Carpet. we--------- hsum 754·1202 ~ Towl'lltolne 1 n1:: ... 1 EST ... TE Vis1t theSPF.CIALIST at --. -the Condom1n1um In· CAREY rormatwn Ci•ntcr SOOS · SOJS ANMOUMCIEMEHTS I •--------i FantastJc new company. Serving all or Orange Co. .. oo LOST lo FOUHO noo PERSOHALS SlSO SHYICIE DIRECTORY 6000 SCHOOLS& IMSTRUCTIOM 7001 JOIS WAMTB> 707' HfU' WANTED S6500DOWM No qualifying. Super J BR & pool on a qwel street. Assumable 8"'2.-; VA loan. Call Us At 7S4·7800 6ASTM ~ l •olhtute lnr located m prest1g1o us TOUCHSTONE RLTV Newport a rea. lookrn~ 18.S82 Beach Blvd #8 for licensed Real J-);talc Coll 963·0867 people. Act ive offi<'e·•--------bgreat comm1ss1on s phl, --------- computer terminal. i\sk for Blase IAQCIAY IEAUTY J WITHYIEW A Live In the presti~1ou!> area or Newport Beach & entertain your guests in the luxuryoflhls 4 bdrm. 2'? bu home w/cstm de· IAH PROPIRTIU signed drps & Vanlu1l 7100 MEllCHAMDISE IOOS • IOtl flt&TOYOU NOW IS THE TIME 675-4890 wallcovcrings Utruout It for job seeker::. to check 1~~~~~~~~~ fculures a 9 hole putting 1045 th!! Daily Pilot He lp I-green. pool & cabana for Wantt.-d chtsslfl calion. If MEED your relaxing pleas ure IOATS It MARINE f9UW~T the Job you wunl 1s not Houses. c-undos. apts, 646-7711 there you might consider comm'I. etc !lave CASJI r--.""_,_.,.,._ t010 . •o9o Tl.AMSPOttT A TIOH "10. 9400 AUTOMOllLlS tllf ·"14 offe ring your services + rural la nd lo cx- with on ad in the Job change Wanted category. Phone Myers-Alpha Corp. 642-5678 646-3949 or 673-6756 .. •••••••lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~f Seti idle items flnd what you want ID 642·567R Daily Pilot Ctass1fieds. cae: 110111 ILlllS CD. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IRVIHE'S FINEST Lovely 4 Bedrm. + Family Room Home In A Great Fa mily Area. 2112 Baths. Carpeting. Formal Dining Room. Community Pool. Built In Kitchen. Mounta in View. $139.500. 111 oova 011vc 631 -1800 $111( & ,INlf POLITlCA&. UNITS C E T A T S Y T I C R C 8 l S A R P Z S Q U W H E 0 T Y W 0 K I E A R Y G Q A y T T C E E R F U R l E I M H 0 I A M C P t 0 W 0 R N A P T 0 S V P E E T V T R N C T E T H A A E U H E S I C P C S 0 I £ R 0 A R T R o._.N Y R A R T A 0 L RWY T X 0 H J I H 'l.M U 0 H E CIR£ CH J TT MM f 0 WW Y\Y R 0 I E A E A M C 0 H D 0 M l H t U~ R I T H 0 t l l M E H C l A Y E l NMLNEECOEORAT l B K 0 l U I W I 0 Y E T N R C T E 0 0 Q R A Z 0 0 0 M 0 N E ~ H 0 M M 0 C P U C l R H I P M E Y P R 0 T E C T C S I C C H T L A E W H 0 M M 0 C R Y ; wordt ""' eopeet • • WIN, ut>. '""' Of dlittontily, Find •edl 91111 box It In, ~ Centon Protectorett Dominion .J Cttv-"ett T emtory Pt0¥lnct .A Colony CommOf!Wllltll EndM " Country Con4omlnlum Hetlon e Emplrt Cfown ColOl!Y FrM City Tomorrow Pifer hi k ·--~----- OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 81 ROYAL ST. GEORGE 816 CANYON NEWPORT BEACH Call 7!l9-0789 for admittance thru gate. Stunning custom home local· ed on 18th tee in this exclusive private area. Beautiful views. 3 BR. sep. d ining rm .. fa mily rm .. 2 frplcs .. wet bar. I mmaculate! $590,000 TURNER ASSOCIATES REAL TORS 494-1177 I GUNHA T 1 r 1 r 1 1 I OYREC I ' ' I' I I I t I S 0 W H 0 11 ~~"',::,: ;·~i!: ~ j I I' J ~ you'll 1111ent more 1n1urenc. " . . . . . . r Groom: "New. I oon't think the't--." I RUJENI I ~-,---1-1• ...... ,.,._, ..... , -e c-'-.. .... (~II(''' Q\IOl'td by hlloftO I~ .... mOUtf'9 -d ._......._ ____ __.._ '°" -lop ''°"' -No ~ .,..._ • "'""' "IUMIHIO I' Lt nm I I I I I I I I t SCUM-LITS AM wen ilt Clotliflcatt. SI 00 .. ,., ........ .-.... ... ----· ·-· ·-,. .. -., .. • • t " . ( • l .: I ~ l'or Si-. Hoa.a For S. H«MIM• ,0 ,. s-. HM•" For S-. Ho.nff For S. HcMttet For S. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fn~y. September 15, l978 DAILY PILOT 03 Chw1wl IOOZ G-r• IOOl ~-1002 C-0. .. M_. 1022 CotoM .. M_. 1022 Corw .. Mw 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~:.~~ •..•..• ~~.~~ •....•. ~.~~ ....... ! f IN NEWPQRT BEACH I ... ,.IUIYI 'AMIL 1 HOMI -k'ngs Roud ''It·~ of t.•nUrt.• hurbor, 4 t>drrru.. aum room. 14 in.-rt•llar, !l:p~C't', spare. 'PU('\' s.l.29 .md worth 1t' 1t•G1ST HOME OH THI llOCll ~ bdr'll. 3 b.nlh. in J<:a!.lbluff. spill l~vel plan "1th 2 frpll'"""' rresented at $1~.000 llACHY 3 bdrm Just a hop to the lk'ach und a ~hade below Reul C'lean . new~r and nice .it $95.500. IJ ~I l Jf 11 Ml:S AEAt rons· &15 6000 ~>443 E .st C:oa\t H •QthYIV. C.ornn.t c11if MJr ''")Ill M.~.1 V\!Hh II •.Ab '>WO I ~ OCEANFRONT PENTHOUSE An extre m e ly s pacious, yet most e l t"~ant , und tastefully decorated co ndo. with a SPECTACULAR PANORAMIC OCEAN VJEW in North Laguna Beach's finest location. Nl:!arly 3000 sq. ft. of luxury with 2 extra large patio decks that wrap the corner magnifying the otherwise fantast.ic view Totally soundproofed sec urlly building with private elevator Call soon for more details and appointment for showing. Offered al $430,000. with exceptionaily comfortable terms JACOBS REAL TY 6754670 2919 Newport ll•d. ConMf' 30ttt 3 fktrm up~·r t & dl'n l~t·r ·~ blk lo ou•tin Nt'IU 11ho11111n11 &t IH''ll w1mmlnll lJ l'll t'h lll),000 lnrludlnll( land Mitt SUM. 1·5 I J2 J ht Sfrfft WATHNOMT Ht• 1u11 1 ful w .itt•rf r onl hotrw wuh hout •hv & ""nt.lv b l'ilrh . 1n llAl.HOI\ t'OVt-;8 , <t bdrltl."1. t•mlly rm , 3'-t biiLJ1.1, 2 trvln . 2 v11ut>t1 UZ71~ lnch.itllnj lond' HOMI +INCOME Pric•R~ed toUH.000 Soulh ol 0.)'lid_,. /\ rarf and surp•l11nKIY aparlowl 3 bt'dtoom + <k.'11. 2 atory home PLUS 1 nevl'r var•nl roomy rl'nh1I. Pvt frn11ne1n~ ptuvtdt'd ftt ~ubllt11nt111I ... vmp to buyl'r Cal tot" detolla 644-721 I HEW SUVllW HoMI W11M vt1W 210l YacMD ....... 2 bedroom & den 2 baths, firepla(e - Big kitchen with breakfast area -Side ,Yard. has room for pool or large patio. Prlt'ed below market at $239,000. Small down payment & owner wlll assist ln finunring or lease optto\l. Open House Sat & Sun 1·4. · CAU 67S.-Ul1 G.H. RoeaTSOH, IW.TOI wJ;.TlttFltOMT lmtne(·ul•W. pror•1111. \le Fo.taln v..., I 034 1'-'• V..., I 034 1u11ted hom , 2 bdr111i. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::;;:;••••••••••••••• & lko +dlmna& rm, h&r&c p -- /Jn Ntr,u .:· HAIL[Y f,, A~SULIAr [S 11uttttY lllu in hull & dt•n 0 LX 3Jlr home -'+-2 !Jr hul(r p&1llU & cti•\'K' AVl. both w/frpl<' & Ll.'li).~ lndut.IU)I( lund & f:•rugt•i. 007 1.urkspur bull\ •hP' $310,000 By ownr ~mn POOL I. JACUZZI o.ty r •nut.t to tM leodl OCIAMNOMT onlyMO-l8<IO --Thus j(Or~('()UJj rmly home hus 4 lull bdrms + huli(e bonua rm. Family has vav.lled cellin& & brlrk frplr Super plush earthtone cpts lhruoul, kltch<'n Ms pasl! thru bar to tp{u'kling pool & IQW mlltnt yd R v accetl:c lOO' All ror • low St 19.000 llURRY. Call now to see th11 warmly decorult-d home. (" h 0 11' I' (I t' I' II n ( r 0 n I 1fupl1•x un lh\• i.t111d ' llo.:•· UJH•l111 r" hcJrm 1-'l' k 11 r h1•n 011 h11 I((' H 2 IQl 1.37~.otlO' lalM>e lay Prop. Afffton • '75--7060. By Qwn.-r, 2 bd hou11c. lrK p11t10. lilUlnY I bdt m apt. OVl'l'bltt!d :! CM ~;1r. Both n'f1tt"<l mont.h to month $175.000 G75·39~ . ---- •DUPLEX• ffXUl UPPER A ki.8J> ol paint t1nd TL<.: 1---------1 -.111 traMform lhll> isleep- NEWPORT HEIGHTS J>nvnt•· t:rlrunl'i' o~n 1111t Into a btn fountuan 11r1•a to f!nh11m·1ng lh•K 11 pc I' itil ho m c LI( f IC 1 c en h o u " t' 1 n n t• w lnl( beauty to horl'll' plus u1oomt-at Sl\YT.:'>00 Many ~~·1ul (cotur~ CALL tl4G 5112 M t.... r~-YlllU l llMf .. ANY ..... ''lt.I frlfl"' I H V f I ()loll ~·1 MARINER Real Estate 848-1511 Of' bit('ltyrd w1spr111kll'r "HARBOR VIEW". s BR. Co5taMfla 1024 ,.~~u~-t02 .. !iYt>ll'm Hc•<'t•ntly rt• 41 b OCEAN VJL'W --,_.._.... ,. rnodl.'lcd & hi~hly "ll ".I u. r, ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• " pool, tennis cr\·s-t frnl grud<.'<I, l'TIJkl· l I;-hooll' yard. unusual privacy. $68,200 '"OOI! or Nrwporl''I mosl S290.000 Courtesy to 3 BR, 2 BA-. suns hine $95 0 0 sought after ari'l1ll. our bkrs 675·0580 home. Clos~ to t>c:ach & ht>s l orrer1njl. t:i\LI, ---------1 shopplnR. NOW' 644.l 7111 Dy Owner. llVH1lls 2 21ty So. Calif A•,..... 3200 s<1 ft. 4 RR 3 BA. -·r SELL YOUfl O WN llOME SR9S FEE-Assist tn uds fin, sales. escro<A etc. HEALTY 1-"REf: HOM~ R E. Advisory Sl•rvh"c 5.10 2224 JASMINE CRHK Popular Plan Ill 3 bedroom. fumlly room wllh own jacuz11 $2119,500 Hardtof4ndPtart Y 14x27 r1..-c rm w/wet bar. ___ 5_4_6_·5_6_0_5 __ _ formal dinin~ rm. lg _________ DOWN family rm. 2 frplc 's, LOC TIOu beaut. yard & pntio. 3615 A " Cntamaran . $265.000 LOCATION Open Housr Sunday. LOCATION &W-4779. 642 0322 Talk ahout a bargain, No quahfyinR ' Owner ---------1 L-Owe&t price 1n t hlll Wtll rtnanC~' 2J06$q fl. 3 OPEN SAT/SUH 1·5 l 11 I lcryllde Dr. 3 Bcirma. or 2 & a den: private patio. Close to beach. park & stores. Recarpeted. repainted. plus studio apt Sl99.SOO ... hi d bedroom + ram1ly iug Y csirablc art>a room• Quiet cul-de-sac' Near So Coast Plaza. Talk to Red Carpel we Pnde of ownership. This house reotures 4' lrR _h_s_om_7_:>4_·1202 __ _ Bdrms, 2~. BA. formal MESA VHDE dJrung room. step·down living room w /bnck YACAMT rrplc. & Spanis h tile roof. Prime corner lodtlon. CaJI for more dcuuls. Aruuous owner hos re· 400[.J.r--R>R lll duced pnce again' Take CJ1 • aaw advantage. only $123.000. · •• Rf!.-... C»l.1646-7171 f1.?4b Ol'f"' 111 Q . ,, •, .... , '""' , ... .. ... ['llfllijll IESTIUY OH l.ASTSIDE MESA VERDE Super re model<.'d 4 ~.~~~~.!~;4.~l~.':'t~~-~~.!~~~ ~ ............ ~~~.~ V.l BUYERS!! i 1 ST TIME ADVERTISED ONLY S55,250. and this will be lhe only ad needed. Charming 2 story. only steps t.o pool & ' recreation. Upgraded carpeting. plush drapes. kmgsizc master bedroom . s queaky c lean . Central Huntington Beach location. Don't hesitate. call now. CENTURY 21 SEABRHZE (714) 962-5521 MORE FOR YOUR MONEY 2Br. lBa + family rm w/frplc ln Old Huntington Beach, lg lot wlth RV or boat access from a lley. $79,000 Call today. Mallo! Realtors 9 0-4342 Co5ta Mtta I 024 ~IM)t°" leach t 04 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• BY OWNER Open f'rl/Sat/Sun EASTSIDE 297UlocLmte Spac 2 sty. 4 Sr. 2"" ba, tam area. lovely patio. rrult trees. C ls to schls/shop'g on cor lot. Beaut cptst drps . 201'fEWHIHMS VISTA DEL MAR Now open daily 3Br. 388.. 2000 sq n 1901·1920 Delaware W. ot Beach N. or Ada ma Pre-Completion Prices Troy Real\)' 848· 2BR. twhse. nu rust cpts. W/D. IO'N down · $58.:iOO. Owner aft 6PM. 964-2140 s 124.900. 642·5299 l~~~~~~~~SUPER BEACH CONDO. wilh v1ew. 2 BR. 2 ba. UP· itraded beouly. 'h Mlle beach. TeMis. Jacuzzi. pool & sauna. Only $73.500. BKR. 754-621112 REDUCED TO $79,800 Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA home in Colle&e Park. Huge enclosed patio. can be used as family room. So. Cdif A.alty 546-5605 I I i ---# Vo1.1 mu1t 1w1: th1;( ( bedroom homt-w1ri' enclosed P<ll 10 0111t S7 S . 90 0 0 W N 1'. J< ~ ANXlOUS~! 1 RAMCH REAL TY 551·2000 WHATTA IAAGAfMl Pnce reduced 1w1ce-now only $89,900! 2 Story 3 bedrlll.ll & g11111n\H' bonus room. Lovely l'Ol.lntry lutchen. Spacious m;i .st.tr wing. Covered pat.to. Gaf. BBQ. TRANSFERRED SELLER MUST HAVE JMMEDIATE SALE' BARGAIN HUNTERS CALL 752· l 700 f' AST ~ ()PIN ,,, V •tr\ 'I~ '0i'N '•(I 1e1111n GREAT EHTEIT AJNMEHT Home with 3 bedrooms. l arge f amily r oom. formal dining room. cen· tral air and brtck patio. Former Deerfield model. Asking $112.000. Call to see. IAMCHREALTY 551·1000 -----------------•' Ocean Vl()W 2 story, 3 bedroom rumlly home. 48ll Corttand View of oceon & hills: protected polio . 4 B<tnns .. family rm. FEE land <you own it l . $229,500 MAURY STAUFf'ER SEA LfON REALTY 673-5354 497-3388 Bdrm. 2 balh family 4 80 W/POQL home in choice areo. On DOH \'. rlUXl<l.UC ly $79,900. Cull S46·5880 $89 950!!! I ~tr..1.0.! \ ~~,.HERITAGE" Condo, 2 Br, I t.Ai Ba. frpl, port dshwshr. retng, up· f(rd'd & immac. Pool prvlg's. SS6,000. Call 961HI064. NIMARILY ftRIVATI C h oi re or l enders $248.500 COLI OF NEWPORT R£ALTORS 67S.SS 11 MIWOHMARKn 3 Bdrm . l :!o4 baths home In xlnl locouon ! Close lo South Coast Plaza. schools & freeway ac cess Great OPPortunit)' for home or anve11tme nl $82,000. LOWEST PRICH> HOME IH C.d.M. $130,000. Super home and zoned R·2 Principals only plt!&.se. 64().St 12 Agent JASMIHE CAEY Come see the spec· wcular OCEAN VIEW Crom lhii; 2 sly. 3 RR. 2~ be hom<'. Master swte has view l'lus CO'l.Y retrcnl w/f1r1•pluce $24S,9<JO . Avail Nov 64Q-lM22 He re's a 4 bedroom. 3 bath. single s tory in Corona d~I Mar's Cameo tf q~hlands. It sits back from the :,t1·N:t. up against a hill and enjoys a vc·ry quiet atmosphere -the home is ver y pri v.ile ! and the noor plan flows 1 :ind there's a private beach! Present ...... ,.-...-~n Sal/Son l·S PM ('0 ut $187 ,950 UPliiil()Ut: li()Mt:S REAL TORS'. 675-6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar dlSo Hl MI'S<! VPrrl1• .11 546 5990 ~II. macnab / trvlne ~ realtg WHfTIWATIR VIEW HOMl-U49.SOOI Charming 3 BR res. on a pictures- que bluff /canyon w /whitewater & Cata lina view. Lovely terraced ~ardcns +private covered patio Appl. only. Paula Railey 642-8235. ( tJ 11 ) HARIOR VIEW HOMES $10.000 pnce r eduction! Carm el moue I w /C'xpansivc view in Phase fJl. CtJrl Huller 642-8235. <U-12) CAMEO SHORES Catalina & ocean VIEWS from this fantast ic prof. decorated 4 BR fa mily rm. dining rm home. Tinted glass -extensive a larm system - swim in your own pool, secluded in courtyard or at the private beaches. $345.000. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <U·l3) LOTS Of ROOM A great big 4 BR Lusk·built home made for family living in one of Newport's most stable areas. Near Jligh school, elementary school, ten- nis club & churches. Give the best a try! $l54,000. Coby Ward 642-8235. \U-14) WATll VllW Custom Cape Cod 4 BR home w /s wimming pool & special bonus room. Loads of storage space, in· tercom syst~m +Newport address. Only $172,500 fee . Joyce Edlund 642·8235. (U 15) 642·823S 644-6200 '°' Oo11tr Orl11t' HarbOr View Ce,,ttr INIM ., C.mP"' V•lley c.tnt.r 752·1414 Corner Duplex 700 • .__ .... ,_ ..... Begonlll $152.500. Open 1---------' Sal/Sun 640·S829 aft s. FAMTASTIC IMVESTMEMT f.ASTSIDE 1.1ve in thi11 lmmuc·ulalt> home. wtnle you hull(! duplex in rt•ar ll 'i. nc•w .l\lmofil r ompl1•t1•ly 1 t• built llu1:1• lot N1·w 1•:trthlOnC' c·rpli. thruout Cnpper plumb111i:: ()wm•r hai. vanancf' &. pin~ ror 2 more units In rcur <'.ill t.oday Cor more dl•l111ls ~-9491 lalM>oP~a 1007 ••••••••••••••••••••••• &7s-4890 ~·tr.to hach I 011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• AGAUOHAWAY from Ncwµ<>rt Bci1 r h, lrvm1· & Santo Anl•. with aood freeway ll('('ellll lledecorotcd :\bdrm . 1'4 ba & fom·rm house In de· 11lrable toe. Owner will h~lp finllftce. Prleed to MIU today. $99,000. 11406. K.R. Propertle11, 493-9381 or492-8700 C.....defMw 1022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• By ()Wntr. Completely rt'· modeled 4 bdrm & ram. rm home In Irvine Tl'r roe•'. <·m·1wr lot w / pot>I. New crpt11. klt<'h<'n & both11 , Open lltHllH' Sul/Sun I 5 . 1801 &!odrlf\ or r•ll ror 1tppl. 673·$416 2 BR. I ba. walkln1t dis· ta.nee lo 1ho1» & boch. S147.000 nkr. 499..t88S CottaMHa 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ry owner. :! io:ly, 5 BR. 2 be. den. dm'.: rm, lrg R 2 c rner lot. $104,000. 673 9179 THIPLi':X Jo;J\STSIUi', 1 .. oc S600 mo 1nu>mc $~1.5()0 .l\j~c·nl 1173 1314 ~ '''".l<l\ll\ ..... ' ••• t ' 'll\ I Cu 1I N•1 C1•1•J drl M,, f'=-1 · • I\ ....... . ~'"'''"' ... , Steal this ~11: 4 bedroom. i:409 700'0 CUTI COMDO 2 balh home with pool, • NICE 2BR CONDO 1 ( a m 1 I y r o o m • 2 ~~~~~~~~~I mile to bch. Jtlnt area. . • REALTORS fireplaces. This home g r eat starter home CAREFREE CHARM has been completely re-COST A MESA S6S.OOO. WOOOUIDG11. In a people· who-care decorated lo include Try Ula beautlful5 bdrm J .. neighborhood this 3 pegged oak ent ry. home an Mesa Verde. a REALTY bdrm, 2 balh home with ceramic t.tle kitchen. new Breathtaking landscap 55 l·lOOO fireplace has a pool. carpets and dripes. llle Ing, formal din-rm. llv tan1u. covered patio, and baths. Owner has bought rm&fam-rm.Sl26•500. ' Largest in Woodbridge~ lovely grounds. Only another home. Hurry, E•STSIDE 5Bdrm. JBa. kitch ooolt. $77.900. Call Pat Kent. Just listed. Won't last! -SM •PRMll()p .. ~Maaarn..... hvlng. t am & dining m4>7S2·l920 Ask for Ed Chernow. COSTA MESA rm's .3cargar. Tileroof. J '-"UAI L Agent. 964-2455 ---3 Bdrm. 2 bath ho~ on a 675-4890 2 frplc 's. Bek yd vu. On ,,. MONTICELLOTWNHSE overs1ie<t lot. Loads or(~~~~~~~~~ cuJ-de-sac. Pro< lndacpd PLACE 38r. 2&. l370 sq ft. Obi potential. Offered at 2 llA~u HOUSIS & upgrd lhruoot. Sl95.000 attach gar. s uper loc, $95.750. _,, ar blst olr. Prine ooJy, by rttOPHrtlS'-pools. clbhse. sharp de· WESTMINSTER OMA LOT 11w'tonly.sss.591s. cor. S67,800. By owner Great investment. 3 2 Block•2 Beach SACRIFICE" __ 1_0,.. __ TN_l_:J_o_r_.M_._1_ -~-'-_l2J_o_r_960_;...-6_7_9..;;.5 ___ 1 Bdrm & fam.rm homt' 2hou8esforonly Beaut. new Lg. 3 brm. lmrnac. t.hru-out. Flc.111· $85.000. t otally upgradt>d . l'fEWCUSTOM HOME Builder says sells thiK beaut iful 2 11lnry Eastsldc home CholCl' o( carpet & tile. I< V ar<:cKs, hurry on t.hts one! Call ~·~. ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS . . ti e 1'1\'11' I U't 1 1 ltll.~f'""'-'Y I l'l• ,.., ,,.,,. f>I .1• 1t11tt 11e . . . $8000 DOWN 4 Jltt exeruuve hOm\'. party pool, Jacuzzi. No '!.ua1Jryin1t 957 l~M __ bl te $73 2 1-'ix ls 2 sove e rms. .ooo. Don't be 2 Lute 67343--11------ SJIJ.7533 WHAT'S YOUR 0 SCOTT REALTY , .............. ~ Pll.ASURE ' ~ Gill.AT FOR KIDS Bike to the lake rrom -~•a~ :a,;_ On a cv.1 de sac. W1Jlk to your cozy 2 Bdrm. 2 bath ••~:. --schools, churches. shop· Townhome in Wood· Balboa Island Realt pin" 4 Bdrm or 3 & a bridge. Fee lln~ lazy"! A""'""""..,.-'"' Y rlen 1·'4 UathN. re· Slrolltolhepoolcloseby. 673-8700 modeled kltr hen w/new Want sohtude" Take J :otove und mi('rowov.-. "i sunbath on your secluded 2SOLOYOLARD loadsofrupboardspace redwood d<'rk This Col P k A .__ home hos all 1 he rlnli h:ge ar . 3 br, 2 ba. clean uvmt' al a clean quaUti~ o( an S&.S '-uill corner lot. Boal RV· pnceofS74.500 '' parking. Many u lras . OPF.N HOUs i-;suN l·S home. HURRY ON TlllS Open daily. $83,000. 314Cleveland0r. ONF.c.•::;:0 .. _11• s.l9-0218 Agt. UI • 64t4.72t I ~ I I 'i.... I WOOOIAIDGE Lowe.'ll priced Drlftwooc1 model. 2 story. :I bdrm. 2'h b1tUJ. Anioou11 seller . submit oo terms. <.;,\LL 640-Sll2 f1 ' •f\•• <H• f tY~I\'\;•. If ,.., • I,,, ... I If v• ~ ' .• n•. .. , -. -. ~ . . . . -, -~ --. . -. -~ ..... , ........ -.-...... , .... ':': .. , . .,. .: .... DAILY PILOT ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• He.et'°" S. HMM• Jor S. HMtff ,._. S4ilAe "-wpori ltKh I 06' tWwporf ltec:h I 06' ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,... t 044 LA9iM .._... I 041 W.. ,_.... I OH ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• Ater:r,nic . homo, los1 •nd out 1 Bdrnu • z~~ blll Plan 3 1n TURTL ROCK. On , ::.'\:t wdl canld for 1·01 COUMIPAU ABANDON Pl> 81\RGAIN • BH . fln11h d bonus room.~ aq ft Owner musl IM'll lmmt'd l"h••n Ai Varut .Mk for 11111 or GNg. 544-94 It FwDindioat 4 UMTS ....,. CLOSIOUT No1lh t-n1J , walk to TWonnlthedlol1 1nuko bi•:wh, 111\oPfi 6 bus. toc>d P'utell $411.000 u Ap u.nnual 1rCJft•, lt\ hlJh tl proic 8UOO i.q t\ • With l"OAnd •~a : 10flt!d ft 3 pen m •ter bluclc wall• Xlm poWl\Ulf.i! air> ooo Next 10 Drock Hun!L'• O y O Modtl.• Cootai;l T~ ColC A p1moua' Z. bdrm unu 21.3 1)1 11767 wkd>• o~ly Wlth C'Xp•l~lv .. 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Ft.c.clat ,.\ 1·01y q uallty hnmc wllh oc.-ao & *uni.t·I \11•w11, J,1r.l!m phani. lor "ln<l i.Wr)' l111 ve c""''t.11 upJJroval V11cunl, .... 111 1•oru.1fJer ll'ai;iniJ! ~ "'' UOll ••••••••••••••••••••••• -------1 l.IUSINHS PAIJC It DARTMOUTH This home 111 n grral family hornc (calunng lhrt\\! btdroom~ count r.Y style lulchen · 11tnum with a study next lo the maatf'r b\..odroom • 1•11JOY 11 all in this Unlver .. 11y Pa.rte beauly commun1· lY pools and tennis a nd 11 can be yours for $106.000 red hill '.JM;.;:.~ ~ 55 2-7500 Woodbndgc J UR :t R1\ Creekside Ai.pen horm• l'\Jlly druped. curpell·d & l11nd scapcd $93,995 Owner 551·0438. Lcui,(• op11on al $495 mu Unsurpas11ed 270 del(rl·e white water view <beat in Laguna.> Lu1Curiou1 3 bdrm home, lush gardeo room, huge master bdrm suite, 1200 sq. fl. redwood deck. $339,000. Owner/ Agent 494·9921 IEGOOD to your MOTHIR-IM-LAW In LAGUNA HACH, for a few extra Amac:kers, you can give her a nifty opartmenl with smashing oreen view and all amenities. On upper level, also with e:xdtlnt view, you, your wile and kJda can have a deUghtlul 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath hom e . Pri c e $225.000. HEWELL ASSOCIATES R..tton 494-6594 OPPOlt'TUNITES' In lbe Lumbt·ryard M !ill Card &c gift shop. carry Ing Hummel & Rockwl'll collectlon ltn\-~ J~wl!lry & 1;pcc1ahlleb t :urop1•an glfl1> & ~co ~lwll1> A~kforJeannc EuropemChann Ocean Vlew & wulk lo the beach, 3 bdrmr. .. 3 bulh.-.. ceramic tiled 1•001 & Jat·uul . o n 11 large, private. wooded lot. t\ special home for $237 .500 HHNe McCorw.ck Realty 494-755 I Lt1gi1M ....... I 052 LGfJ'llMI MkJaet I 052 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~.!~ COUNTRY FHLIMG HEAR RACH 3 bedroom. 2""1 both townhouse with f antasllc view of hills , 2 pools and jacuzzi. Treat yourself! $99,000. >. COl.OW'B.L IAHIB CO. 496-7222 831 -0836 ftrMthn ctt..,.._ ~ ...... Lingo Aul&an " OMI Of A KIND .. M•ocy 1w TM llllrffl -l le•u••· 21/a ......._ D•••MtM I airy .......... c ......... ,,....., ..... ra••d~._..,.., ...... .......,......._ u,.. ..w wttlt bltltlu ... 119, & ..... ,_ ....... Mo•• .. MM. ftricH to ... tt.11 ..eti tit .•• SIS7,IOO. 644-7020 SMASHING PALERMO 1170PcwtC._... ...... Yl9w .._. ~11111·r lvt·illlt>fl on pork acrou rrom clbhse & puul \ "'W or perk and city llghtl 4Br, 21288, 2 rq111'' h.i11l11o11Ul.1 floo~ In country kitchen. p.111l'l1.'\I .11111 wullpOJ>l•red thruuul Priced below 111111 kt•t .11 S20'J.OOO St:~ OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN 12-5 BY OWNER 640-9256 EASY WALi< TO IEACH From yoMr 1p•clout fH •••• 4 bedroOftl, 21/J bath, low M411•t•••c• Mewport Sltores IHMM. 2 ,.,._ wttt. _... aide hot & cold 1'9ow..-, ...dtcJc It INtlc...y. Co•-"Y .-.creaflott .,... wfth poei, volleyW cOlri & ...... co.rt. 644-7020 ....... For We HMIH For w. °""'RMI lst.+t Ott.RMI Est• .......... ············· " ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ca..... 1076 s.a....... 107' ............... 1100 -"~ 2000 ....................... ....................... ,...~ •••••••••••••••••••••• Lingo Rul&un llAMD MIW CUSTOM IUILT HOME -w ........................ .-c ..... ..................... , ......... ..... dhtrtd. '-9t ·--·~ wMet ........ ... oc ..... S,.C'-ldtclltw .... ..., roo& Offwed ... • .$201,000 493-1112 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOHOUSlS ~Ho. Ston EASTSIDE FANTASTIC BUY COSTA Ml!:SA Lo v e I y d b I w I d c Well mamta111ed proper· l'arklane. completely ty on two adjolnlna )Ob \U)lraded. v•ry low park wtt.h new roora: ~er rent.S'l4.990. (8184·66>. will help finance ! 848.a.5 ~· lflO OeAnu Bays ide VIII J '-'ii .&IL adull park. 2 BR 2 BA. TV~ rrr,lc, washer/dryer p• •CE rt' rig Compl C11r~lcd IJlll Spacious aeclwJed pauu. NONITIIS'~ clubhowle. pool, jacuu1. ,......._ Tl ••)I PJl'.I beach & boal mooring __ ...;._.;.._;,___-...:.... __ _ avail. By Owner. Open TWO 4-ft.IXES SUn 10... 613-0320 days. s e 11 c r ex t re mt! I Y 67~1 eves motivated . shorpesl un· Mobile home ror sale by Its on street. Enclosed 8-u garages; no dere rred owner. '645:1.304 maintenance. Can bl! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!! ----------• so l d l o g e t h e r o r Sac r Ir ice VI le In .i separately. $U9.000/ New,.nltoch 106' s.ea.•• 1076 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• CASUALLY ELEGANT New custom home, 2000 CONDO, absolutely sq. ft .• 3 br. family rm. gorgeous. prof decor. 3 fireplace between dining BR &den. 2Yt Ba w/huge & Uvlng room. aundeck mstr suite. <Was 4 BR &t olf master br. 2 bu. 2Vt den>. Mirrored wetbar. c11r garage. Best buy in formal dining. library. are.a. 960-4180. M6-89'74. fplc, teonia. pool. Mu11t 848-2949 see. finest m Newport --------- Crest $134,000 Ownert s.. ..._ agt.. 642-4298 Ccipiatrmo I 071 1---------...................... . HARBOR VIEW HOME 2BR. den, 28a. Close toschls & park. Sl~.000 OPEN HSE SAT/SUN 12·4 1954 Port Ramsgale BY OWNER MUST SACRI F ICE- l.arge 4 br. 2 ba. cor lot. To many 1Ctras too men· \ion. Muat aee. $88.800. ()pen hse. 496-2381. ·~~~~·~7~SZ..~7~434~~·~~~M.isslon Village. front un· I~ -.lL 3 Bdrm 2 Ba, a.1r & UNIQUE pool. $60,750. 496..0018 You must see this UP· s.to AM t 010 graded & remodeled ••••••••••••••••••••••• Harbor View .. carmel" with ~ bedrooms. a baths SI 500 DOWN FHA and sUU a large yard. 2 St or Y • 2 b d r m There 111 no other like 1l Townbome In xlnl area. on the market. Available Near schools, shopping & ror fast posse111lon due to parks. Here Is an Ideal owners transfer. Call bome for the young cou· now pie Jwn getting started. KA TIU.A REAL TY Must see the lovely coun· 131-510 I lrY club setting. Pnc:ed ---------1 aLonly $54,SOO. 2HOUSIS KATaU REALTY 557-5311 ONONILOT Newport Height s. Tllltin 1090 $120.000. Ow ner 1s ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo4Jvated ! CallG4S-916 1 UNIQUE JOHN l,YTTLE llome. new w / view $178,000.~ i OPlN H'llJ~~ Rl All Y ""' othet' RMI !state ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.dgewood a.x60. Beaut each. 7S2·l920 like new. 2 br. &den , 2 J QUAIL ba, & wel/bar, walk lo brh. Open house Sat·Sun lO·•pm. GW2134U. PL.ACE _Owne_r_. l_IB_SJ&-4 __ 733 __ , PIOP'HTIIS"' Unfurn single mobile l}ome room for enlarge menl. 300 E. CoHl Hwy. sp 218. $19.900. Cash or Ler m:s. or m11ke oHcr. 67~or673 1331 10,.. Tll 1:30 , ...... TWIPLEX C.M Top cond. Reduced to Sl48.000. Income $930. No qualifymg. or costs. C .... 1tl11 Oner/ Agt. s.8·5777 He~ll.000 REAL ESTATE Charming 2 bdrm. COUNSELOR almost on the water. • Re·ranance & invei.t A&enLS.\9·3344 ment specialists. Sgl --''---------I ram/4-plex. '12 Broadmore 12x60, 3 •Beach properties bdnns. l"'i ba, stove & •f>r'operty Management rerng $8.500 firm . •Tax&exchungeadvuw l/~20IM aft. &pm •Gary D. Bo~ler 960-4388 Honey moon Mobile Home , Palm Springs New duplex. 2 br ea Parle S4995 A bargain! C.upets. drapes. dii.- 751 9258 hwsbn Ln I apt F.B. Lg. · dbl gar. Ws hrl dryer. FORESTGARDENS Spece for bouL. cam~r S-&ar Adult Park or prden. CM. CompL 72 VUla West. 2 Br .. 2 Insulated. Pr\n only. bath. Ju.stred$33.500. 1_6.1_1-3.'llll ______ _ LAGUNA HILLS HUlf'Y OM Beaulalul dbl w1dt! 28r, THIS ONEii Ba, Comer loc. Close to Can you beheve 6 lime:. clubhouseln~·SlarAdult gross. 8 Units plus park. $36,SOO. owners unat plus corner lot. all ror Sdl6.000. WESTMINSTER FARGO. Squeaky clean 2 Bdnn,,in 11676-6717 or 1/522·2080 ramlly prk. Children I 90 Ulll..WT'S pet.a OK. Space rent $107 "' 1 mo . N r . po o I ~ $15,000a yrsP91dahh'. clubhouse S32.000 bldg in Jtlnt oond1t1on Lake Forest Alty Fine L t\ lo<·Jt1on 837--6161 Wilshire Dist. Wa1t111~ ---------list slatu.s for renter~ Tremendous oppl 'y for investors. Call Pat McLaug hlin soon . 714·54().3666 . SUNITS +ROOM TO IUIU> Xlnt renlJll 1trea. salt! or exch11nge• Pyrcnid Exchan9ft'• ........ 833-1761 SELL Idle Items with a Daily Pilot CIU8ifled Ad. macnab / lrvtne realty EXCHANGl-IMYIST·HEAR llACH •TRIPLEX -One l ·BR. 2 bath owners unit w /f pie & patio. Two 2·BRs. Good rental area. Asking $190.800 w/1031 Tax Exchange. ~FOURPLEX -One 3·8.R, 2 bath. Two 2·BR. 2 bath. One l ·BR. 1 bath. Cul·de·sac location. Asking S212,SOO w /1031 Tax Exchange. Inspect w ;offer. Vee Stinson 642-8235 . <U·16) UYI fM IHVISTMIMf "Llke·new" triplex ln ever ap- preciating .. East.side" Costa Mesa. Each unit w/3 BRs. 2 baths. Close to ~chools & sHoppin.c. Easy care yard. Laundry. $190.000 Lois Miller 642·8235. (U·l7> Zi . -. . . -~ . ' ' .. , -- \ , DAILY PILOT <>M.•.-1:1.... 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' ,.-· · home or 3 bd:"m + d<"n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------::Sum w h t•ntl o f June UU frtJl1'100Pt>rrm1nlh s3~ t 'urnl•h•d S375 •lY Townhomi:. Univ D.R . Ln •au mo' Laurelwood 2Bd. 28•. tbd.rmocx:nbearnlmotty Ana Im \94 !JOl.2 Aat·nll'4~ 1383 4 -ea84 ~ 8111 Park Vllla~u II I Obi w / gardener No pets . twhMI. rd • wnhtdryt'r. pine. s tove/ refn g/ 141 r • T-1232 ft&r, 2 PeUo.. dlihwllhr Kda ....,.,.d Ava II &!pt comm purk ...k.I tennis n 9 Otthld Cd M H111e ultra mod1.•rn urutt. "m1th"' OK m lbr ~Loi.•· 1ol•--------• -.. fltonut <"Ond Adull.5 No • ~, · 642 . · ....,., • -------e ... uufull mauH.,inl'd t•H•rvth101ll'tO•llU• Ct40tCll8'TAl$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• pcupleue 12Mo lt-u!w ~ ~1888or ·~. MlOmo 752-637 5 Cot .. MeMI 3824 ln1Jw b0r.1n.•nl.Mlart•uol 1 ..... aton !Ml!ll'1.•,• Abuvl' l llllr l'urono. N1ce:Jbr,2b•.frph-. .iur. $575 mo Av111l.Otl IS Oyappt AleaJe'lnthis2 Br ••••••••••••••••••••••• Oranttl!Cwnl)' Xnh 10 tt.•m'h. unu•uul lrl lcH•I pultu. (Md yd K1db & 011yii, 6335001 or eves O/\YV1F.Wluxunow2$00 IOdsok17.arS26S lllAI LAM.AHCHAAP'TS ~r ~ne1p"l• otll) .._,,,,._.leech l 16' " .. .., hoow 3 ttll, 3 bu ~~ ok S3M Ai.tt. no h.~. ~-4996 ~ It. 3 br. pl11yroom. A Locotor11898·9891 Fee LarJt' 1.2&3 bedroom pl 'C'allR 16.lhir ••••••••••••••••••••••• t">''"' VJt'11111&rl'ady il&l--2566ot0'13MI Hf:AL llO M~. l'ool. W-....a......t.-~ lZtl CRt:AT RECRt:ATICJN · ~den apts. Dl'hwhr, I>•~ Cl'4) &:l-4 13 h1nll111 nl bl •II hfrunt ..... M1·n\h Or11n1wtrt-.• 1•a110 lloll'W· CdM tu L'l"m "h 8 ..,_,.,.... Sw1mm1n", :uun wi.. 2 I .... a nu bbq "" •• ~. .... • .,.,., ... Ci l 3 b 2 b r I c I d I ·~1 • I:.... .. .. 0 .. • enc . ti ...... .... c,\CllUQO I• .. I':... Wt•t Nrlil'port hmnto :'> (l!,<fLllt•l l rvrn1•Ttrru~f' . .it'll r. a . rp "· entris uir.a u tll .... S plnR near 1975. 11\va . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~alth club,;, b11l11irds. Pool. Gu Vd. 7'11l Scou lldrrn l l1.-1h11 i do rm lovt' y J bdr1t1 hoflll• on d"hwhr, go.rl fncd yd OCt.lllh. '159·9587. SCHOOLOays• LarRe3 t11ght ltwhttd t e nnis Pl.642·~3 Lohtw S. JJOO kll \1 h ,.,,. Sl~ mo /\n.:1•htu v11111nt 18()(1 Kldl &rpruok. 1435 AJ:t . Cu.lverdak. i OR. $.400 --Brlodllok 1325 14A> courtli Pro & pro shop.•----------•••••••••••••••••••••••~ 1 Murllh no f~U64 2$00.97329'7l AiCnl. SS 1·46tl2 8 · Cln3bdr.Zbnh:w Butn Lot'al0rti898-9891Fet> ••otfdnvinorianKl'.party New2 br,2 ba.aJlbl~b. -ITI -IOf\M PM landileape. Funluictk orn " • t 1 •ncl u8 p t ~llU>GS llii·i,infmnl 2 HU 11.intrr r , '1 •-t•Ytlhy 3ZJ4 -& llrbr view. R!4 t Hwea,.,..llMdor room rp c," · 0 r. u ru, lh1&llln~1>nbt-11rh mllallo ~'Tnm ft 15TII lo 6ou111t1 lb/, /r(I') ....................... Executiv~40rw/:ill neighborhood. S800 mo u..tw.1.a..d )100 FUN ACT I V I TIE~· l~rm.S360. :J.OUO q h lvl n1•u t>l~7'.t "'"" fohn \'u .r/u,J.m{iiu 1VrN<lwtn•lcv~l.'\Dr.2 xttulikcgarS450(298) 640-1212 days, 642·&724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fulltaml' drn·rtor. fr('t' 'T'SL Ml(rnl 642 · 1603 l'11r1 lh.• llu11p11 .. 1 " tllllll ('u 1rn 0000 ' r· 11 I y N r 1-: 11•11 & 1..ocators898-9891 Fee evl!fi. Steps to beach. 2 RR Sunday brunch, UDQ'i.. MESA VERDE home iit· l"Otnla~•P t'ntr & l l\H f.J,J l.(lj')f.. Musu'°Ua Call 96ll·tl20. home. San Clem Ocean 1r1p!>. par11.-11. s po rt mospherl' 2&a br dbc t ·dl,t~!'~1lld ~, •.. ,<n>ur .. ,. l'llr '>1~m111~~! 2''~101l)'h·1 . ."1~mto1, " '" l ,,_ ! • -, ~ ,.." W.'I M20 3br 2 ba twnhse. new. Dnll •••WOO llOM E. 3 BR 2 view. cpts . df'J)l;. rum rm. tournnm1•nts & mon ·: apts, no pet!<. 546-1034 ••• .. .. , " .... ..... ,.,_.,,....,.., .... Cl --rm. common pool. $49:1 Ba. lgc pullo. itar. S850 fplt'. no pe l s S3U$. lU:AUTWULf\PTS ~· ·~ \It-.~ In ~I lnutu111 H1Mt"'90lt leach 3240 mo 675-5400 mo ~-6588. 6'~ winter. 498·5050. Slnl(leb 1&2 IX-Grooms Nc•w 2 BR. 2 :sly twnh1w, w/enrl gar & putlo. 1250 sq n.. AdJts only. no pets Located Ml 2568 l!:lden Ave. Dys. 714/827--8410. after 5 pm 645-Y061 :-.urb1f{e , on1• t1I .. Ir. 11111 ,.mtJ hot lont.1nc ""'' lh• llti.• 1'11\lfh' ~ \ U I I Hv ·rht• S1 .. H••ll• ~'I SI K•1 munlb'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 __ •-L 3241 ~lldrm1&1lhHO \T ~llP 21NSrYGLASS 3 u.1 ...,.._-ocw Bay11hores. Chnrmrn.: 2 CudamJM.-. I-urn & unfurn Model:. Cont.kl New ourm • 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8 r •. I 1t.....&.-.1 '"'"'n d"11ly 10 to 1 kclOrn $,'i(.l•fl) 3 lkJrm f,1m rm OU\ I.Ml.•-, ml loOOll<'h tl•n11111 , , It home W/ rplC ex rg ~tMci 1425 v~ • ".atirfmnl lfum._·~ "lanth n.: tH't·1rn \h 'W i·ourt $550l m o Cul l Greatv1ewpnmeJbr2ha bnck pauo. Near pnv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• mate ~wrv1t•1• avail No 1'31 14\JO ll~IO llllJ W3l396 5l71vr 412451~ pal.106 frpl nr bch town bear h . S6 SO mo . Heritage Park l!:ast. Irv, 3 lt'ase required Sorry. "Udrm. fumrll1 1xiol • 494~30 afl4pm 1·6764148 bdl.,.,ba,kitappl.$.47$, adultsooly.noJ>('IS cJ f l I S.1 by tht• l1re 1n th~ 3 br. 2 l '-. t• .. nl n1111 ""rnh•r rt·flt,11 th•t• 0....,.., '11r .I h1 I•• h.t .. 1ucJ10. 1111 ~·w si~"'~,:'· u1·1•iin l>a homl' C:pti.. i cur SG50 un!ur/S700 rum, Alul' Nwpt Ills 3 br I ba rrplr no P e ts. ad u 1 t s. O akwood MtWrC>RTClHTER l(Lll . ull for only '445 LagoonV1lla.oenrPnton washer/dryer refri~ 7 14/526·5622 dayi>, Ga.rdef\Ap&rtm.e:nts A._'t No fee 0042566. pvt brh 71414~93217. Kldsok.4 btk.s'towatcr 21.3/934-0334n1gbts. ..... 2400 p1-t• Jtd "°"'I~~ ••••••••••••••••••• ..... or l lJ lf.!. t...\.al 2 Br. uUI pd. children ok No petb. Manager apt 1 Ul80 WaJlace. ~·9560 t.K i\RIC\IWlll-,\() \I•"' ~ .. dut.lt•tl Jl·Ht. 311,. 4 RIALTY 640. ll 12 !113-2971 2131103-0230 M15 631-1089. 675 9880 l \•«infmnl lu11ur) pnrJlol· ~nb t;."'lshed ,.11 ... J br lrpk i•nd Cotto Me-to 1224 2 Bit compltitcly re· 2Bdrm. IBa. Rreat occon WALK TO B•:ACll ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stun.rung lg. JBr garden apt. pool. rec area. $255 mo. 710 W. 18th St llllft1U• lt1·f1> ~ISUU ••••••••••••••••••••••• dt'('()f"\J Mature :.idul~ view Gar & dcrk $~ &LJOOVILLAGE lalaoolslaltd 370, \, ,.. 1 I ) 111 7 11111 L M-u \ cnk I lh 2 bo. IW7 6076. ext U2..1 _4_M_-0437 __ .______ 3Br 2Ba all appl " ..... • · · ••••••••••••••••••••••• M•--a..Ws.weti ...... H-.. ~ ~ ""' 11'4'! fum rm. frph'. 1'lo<.<· to ---• • .,._ $52.S 640·6259 -,... • .--w ~ • .. chi:-. lop lll'l.ihhorhoud 4 hr. 2'1'1 hu, 2400 lifl h , Uve mo COSTI'W' ---------Lrit 3 br. den. 3 ba furn 1700 11/lh St & L41k• C~frt ;! lltt. h,,, frtonl ,tip uv.111 $5!1() mo lo rno OK C..ill I.it• fnlly room $650 mo W1 d (' or c <in v 1 c> w s Harbor ll1ghlands 3 BH. 2 Bay view Winter r1•nta l 'f)uv1•r at 16th I Jl'O "'urn ''" f1•r t.._•non-, ii~ TU J.f1 ~111 Nice 2 br. l ba. t>nrl garage & putro. Nr. OCC. No pets $290 751 ~ \llT ll t:N TI\' 1 !.. T \ furn 11r unrurn $49~ ('1 pk l1r-..t1 >147 3H03 Classic arch1te<·tun· un bu , 2 cur det ttar. rrpl . S t ude n l s o k . $650. &12 >1170 J hr. 2 ba. en!'I p11t1n & ~\\lSS nt\t t.r I.!, 1.11!>!._.0 t.7!15MI l'••h', ~kl'\ J•roiw rlll:.,, . ----al'rt'i> uf i:iirtlcns & l"c k1tch .• encl. yard 644-4974 gara"t'. Nu µcb ~330 7!>1 Jltll I br. 2 '·", £mly rm .• , frpl, I 1 & " rno 751 """..: •H'rl''> w ltn,1thtnk111i.: u.. " 11wns . P oo s pa . i\varl. Oct. $600 mo • · . .....,.., ___ _ no clt>~r t'l n11111n1 11111 J Hit .1 B \ l'(lndo 111 2 hr. qits. dl'(ll>, l',1rport drn. rm, fcrH·ed. pool. t~tate h vrng Close to Oays · 833-1361 Ask for ON Ll!l'LE ISLE. 2 BR. $250. I BR. Wintl!r rental. . \lc-ws 5 Bit, :1 lull 11 \ .i 1-:a .. 1t1luJI. on 111 nhll. xhll kid!> ok Nu l't'l~ $:110 Walk le> b<'h. Sl'hOOI!<. & bench & shoppini: llUJ.!l' Mr Sch , di o 213· 12x24 LR. facing BOAT 9 mo's 112 blk lo bch l20 Adults. no Jk•t!> C.urdt'n " dbl ,10i,.,, pi>tll ''"' m111I nr 1>:u k. !>l'honli; & \17tl-0\:\4\ shopping. Bes t arcu of 3 br. 3 ba penthoust•. Also 926~ ~~~,..;~~nd~ dock. gar. food bar. s un 36th Sl. 2 131798·4356. apt 2 br. Jacuzzi. pool. v. lirurs~v.11·i.. bl.it•· 'pool ,hoppinJ:: $000 x;i;s~ • downtown ll B. Ncvt'r 2 br & 2 ba apt Decks --------·-·-decic.WID.adlts,wmtcr. Ad.It nopets bbqareu,closedgarogl•. ·tub~ l'cOtr \ Ul'l.lum or21:}1U~\.IMIM.I l!'.nst.'!ldl' 4 Ult. 2'•;: ba. rented before. Un ly Oulmg rms . Hil!h rl'il· MO CROWDS H!R!f '460-SSOO Lowe r lie up · A1'5t> 2 br townhllc. In l • n Ill I • ll •r' m + h.t.rf(f: (nm & din room quality tenants na'<l llPP· ings. ldeaJ for antiQUl'S & Enjoy lhls 3 Br home. per ~.9647 or 673'-5644 I en. prtl'y rm . mature quire 177 E. 22nd. Apl 10. ~Y\11 · 3 11 '.11111' : , ~~ 1 l 'uw ~·<oll111<e b1 th{' 11\W $600/m n, gardener lnl'I. ly St>SO mo. andudlng pa 1nt1 n gs. M at u r <' lots or privary, kids OK. cpl, rnendly oe1Jthoorhd, ...:645_·_34_98 ______ _ :>)''I t•m, l "' Ol 1 ' r< S.:~ Uul p1:11d. No "''l~ '""''1744 7c 1•0''"I l"wn •-m •iint No ""ls adults. $750 to $1""" ""'O ._.___ , __ t-.. • .1 3707 blk frm bch •""5/yrly .. nru"" br<'<'t"wuy & 11• .-v v<Ar • " .... u "' • .-~ '"" '" "l""'0 toall! ••uo. _.. --a ' -· · l Br, C"'"· d""'. ~tov1•. " ,.._. • • · pll'lt.">l' 645 8557 220 M · """ • ti" 494·· ... ""or494-0017. """" ..,.. 673 '1078 .,.... .,.., .. sonci«c·k t.1 v1n l( nrt-u IO·:NTAI. UV l'UOLIC l ain .......... 1 ' ......., U>calorfl&l6·9891 Fee ••••••••••••••••••••••• · kids ok, no pets $240. 31CXhQ ,ft llr'.'''~·l:wuy 180 Ull> on 0<1. 9. Hl7tl. "'" Luxury t'Ondo 2 Br + den Lg 3 BR 2 BA. frplr. wood CllEERf'UL B k"d , BEACH. Vi ew, pier. 2br. l BR apt, steps to ocean. rno. 979..()136. '>Q fl Sunclt•tk .\6()MI fl :1 3 4 bdrm humt''> +-frplc .. 2 paliOS. l'llC noor... deck. yard. CIOSl' 4 r. 1 s $475.lbrS400.$350./\dl\S, view. $25S mo. Winter 1 1-'ull unhnishi•d ulll<· n&c·kb0oy / Un1ven,1t y Ur itnra.ie S450/ mo (;;ii I to beach. $595. 494·4L21 , OK. has lg rncd yd. gar, util pd. Til MJ.ty. 303 E. person. 673·2677 1300. Nt!W I Bdrm apt w/gar1:11(1• Nr So. Coasl Plata. DUY!>·Cllll Joyn• ~.3()00. ext 320. eve:-. 494· 149" or 4!.13·2706 Tu~"" SI~' yr S2SO.IMMI un·11 for mfo c·nll Couo MALLOY REAL TORS al 1\94 3205 lots of storage $400. Edgewater I 1181l·2866 •,7 14 1 1173 11 K7 \1 r ty of Orimi.:i· i;Sf\i Ri·nl !lf~,,342 1----------Locators898·9891 Fe~ Jf'ark Newport Apt-sublet 1hmM" f-J.;1;1ll! 01\ 1711 11134 2.'150 EMERALD IAY PENNY SAVER! (;Ozy'I 2Sb3r2·~~toe3r ret.IE.· h~da.lpoobo·! lg 1 BR. ~ood v iew I ..... h 2 b ., 10 ~ " ., " 21315&7·1U 19. 569 9088 Out f C ..... ..h. .,, m1 <' to ~ac r. c.. I ME with OCEAN VU Br. all xtras S\50 759-0117 eves 0 _.,, 2SSO 2 lir ~ar:tgl'. s325 mo ba. den. nook. I~<' hvrng Steps to beach. 3 bdrm Lot'ators ll98·9891 Fee after 6PM HlWrC>RT APAllTMlMTS PropHty \!lull'>. no pt•l"> z:rno rm. bwlt·rni.. fp, rncd yd, with charm. SC!C Untv und ---Wi •n t I r II 2 BR O .. 'T I ••••••••••••••••••••••• L'ld f\ _, f'ENT M "' 1· . 2 8 in"'r rcn a. u OCJ-:1\Nt-'lt ,.. c as!> A r. t'O Vl' & dog run $475 002-1951 pnvacy. 11200 mo yrly ' r. m •1 r S3SO 1 BK $325 ap< & area. New rL>deco 2 BR 1210 Infants only. Mature adults. No pets. 2450 Newport Blvd Costa Mesc1 CHOICE PROPERTIES AfPeYolley "I •:a ttf rc horse• pro pt>rt.ll'S l<e.Hly to hu1ltl 546til> w h•rmi-., ,/ I'' ac•rt·~ r a nta~I H' \ U'W & Utlh lll''I lO pll)l)l•r Iv ltnl' S7fi.'\O wlll'rini.. • • :.!'" ac·1 t'' llnr111• µro t•l'r1 y 111 tilt• lw.1utilul M ;1 rl :.i 11 fl :t ' ~Ii II II I W'h•rini. • • ~'O twn·' Nr ..,hOJl' & ,1•l11~1li. S14tlil 1wr ,;t:n• ". UUPl.1-:X Oul11tuntl 111~ buy for lht• UlVl'llltJr . Only $27.500 Call 97).4626 now! -.n H~ R.E. ltte. 1631 E 17th St. S f\ Sl'ARKLING MEW 4 ktlrm SpJlll'>h .,, vh•. li .,,.rt.., <1f ovoc..idu l tmd r'.tllU..Sll<' Vlt'W FAH<iO l"or leas<.' 6 bdrms. :J _kv<'SI Waterlront Home~ horne.1'monlyS23S Call . 673 4743 <7141b'15·4688 Adult.'I Call 6:H 1400 Locators 898·9891 Fee h<lths. pool Avail. 9116 4 br. 2 ba. $495 mo. Sharp, ----· Balboa orennfront. 2nd Oceanfront/ view. nl'W LEASEOMLIDO S650 _.0nvt•by964 Denvcr closetobeach Oceanfront. 70'of spec · llurry'Th.is l Rrwon·t .,_ 3BR2BA $400 .,__ .... b ' b 2004W Or Call fl796607 I II tr Sl80<17C) •u . .~ 2.3 ...... r s.2 3 • Top quultty. improve· · 557·9729 tacular view. 2 BR 2 Bf\. ast 3 x as Sal Sept l6, 10-4. 10«1 E. Oceanfront. 640·4'184 3 br. 2 ba upper. Mesa del m1•11t.<>. !.~rcnc environ 3 br. 2 b a. rompl. re TUCICao.. "-W •yi beautiful decks & yard. Locators898-9891 t'ee Balboa Blvd. or call . Mar. SJSO. t~amily , no mcnl & he.uutrful. anti· modeled. W/O hookup -,.. "" Winter renLul $1.SOO mo Aln fithl! 3 Br gar rncd 714/884-0Wor882·0080 l BR l Ba. ulll pd .• rum. pets 546-0036 quc:, They rl' all 1nRr~· yd, 2 car encl. gur $450 4 Rr w/cplS drps rncd Yrly $1700 mo. ~-0075or d kldsok S 70 yrly. Steps to ocean. · dJenlS of lhr~ 3 lidrm. 2 TSLMgml 1142·1603 yd&palioS400 (24B) 793-4608 Y 898~1 f' 1 Winter. 2&3 br, 2 ba $300. New decor 67J.312tl Spacious, qwet. 3 bdrm b<tth Lado Isle home Localors898·989l Fee •---------__ Loc_a_tor_;...s __ . _l_ee __ , $3951$495 mo. 114 E . l hs t /I • vt 0 II I S-~l""L CO ... DO HOLD l"'-1 4 RR ts Balboa Bl 67"·"881 · 2 br apt. wtnter $330. mo. awn e ap w ie P wncr w1 case 1m -"'""",.. ,.. 1• • cp · 2Br, 2v.Ba Condo •. frplc. (2l3 )"""·~"""' " " · 305 , •. llrd Sl . 12131 ~allo . Pool. f\dull:, . l.,,,,,. "•'"· a.i.:reaar{'a . 1 ·.-,,..,., gar.Jncuiz1.umquey __ 761 .05 ,2 .wkod s Sorry.nokid~~rrx:t=> m · ... i·itnlv fiir •1 month< ., DR J h l RJ.o:AO&Run !Greal' lbr d""",modbltn~"'AJS I o>.>.1....,.,., ,. • 11r11yl•111 .011n1urn1!>h1·d avail 11 S450/m n. Lsi• foronly $lf.Ol12Altul Lorators 898·9891Fec dec.SGSOmo.768·6911 Oceanfront. yearly. Mar· (714.,,.,5 .• ,.,.,... S375.64S.3381or t>7SW411 11r unrurn1sh1 •cJ ha1>1i. opt. soo.soo. fi4ll·29lll Loentor!l 898·9891 Fee "'' 'IVU• Phmw tJ111quC' tu st·u (l's ----SAVE! Only $170 for 2 Bk. Newport Ills., lovely 3 lied cpl. no pets. ) BR. 2 BR f t 3 Br{ twnhse ty~ brk only $1i.50t mo. 2 hr. cnrlosr1I burk y1irt.I. letter Act Fait! aJI xtras. kids BR 2 bu horn<'. no pets den. avail. Nov. I. $450 ·1 urn op .. dw1ot~r· fpl", 2 mstr bd ms' u;~, 3 B /dbl $""') ll lC) Loe 01\u 9891 L' sooo'1v , · 64"0629. eve. 67" ~1 av11.1 now lhru mt .June. ... r • UNIQUE HOMES sm~le t•ar ~ar. oo fX'lS rw gar "'" ators n"°· .-eu r y . .,.. s. .rv.>V 675·03l8,S.1.5·6?116 Mont e V ista. bl wo 675-6000 S290 Avail Oct 1 11411•647" Locators ll9S·9S9t Fee <Xean Rreczc from this Beach house. 3 Br A· Large b eautiful Bay Or 3nRe & Nwpt Divel. IUDS/PETS OK SUPER IARGAIN! EI\ S T S I D F: • I B fl Jbr foronly$150117CI dupl <'X. $295 2 HH Locators 898-9891 l"\•l' 1ownhse $395. 675·825>!, -----64'1..@48 Large 3 Br w/frplc & --------- k1ds11k onlyS315 07Cl 4 br3bain Mesa Vcrdt'. l.AX'ator!l~·9891 FC'c $550-+-gardener. 979.3752 Nl'l'd /\ G ara).:l'" 2 br w I nll appls + S240 117A > l.c.K·atorll ~ ~1 Fee ~---------Mesa Verde 3 br. 2 ba. new paint. Avail. now $415. 546-9950 ()on'l kl<:k try lhis 2br W//ncd yd & lots Of storafi(e MW$2651101 Locators 891Ml891 Fee School Special! 4 br nr all ttas yd $.420 osc I Locators 898·9891 Fee Lookie Here! 1 Br for $150 Beller Hurry <228 ) Locators 898·9891 t·ee 4Brw/Vrew$435<22Dl f rame, s h a r p! $650. Front 2 bdr. gar. Ulls. $500 .... SlOO move rn . Locators898·9891Fe<-P egJiy Broms. Rltr. paid.$450permo Winter S-C&etM..t• 3776 Call a ppt.SS2·3195f'M 3252 LOIJMO HICJIMI ••••••••••••••••••••••• TOWNHOM E, 2br. 2bo, vu. pool, j~1c, on ~rnhll. Lsc avl. $400. 557·4632, 831·1190/cves 3 Bdrm + bonus rm. 645-1~1 548---6746 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • d ---------On beach 2 BR 2 h S450 Superb I Br. a ults only. Nwpt Hgts 2 BR. den, tge CoroRadet Mar 3722 1 BR.1 ba S27S. J::St like no pets. Encl. ~ar .• lndr~ front room. dining area.••••••••••••••••••••••• a h ome. ulll paid. ra c tl .. S 2 3 5 · 203 ·• New kitchen w /bllns. 2 BR. rurn .. overlooking 1·492·37 10, 1·498·3558. FUiierton 642·5964. fplr. patio a rea. view or Big Corona Beach.. S600 l~· 1720 2 Bl:l upper . bri Rht ~ bay, lge j!arage. Avail Mo. Agent.640-7000 ---------spat1ous. balcony. l:!nel now. $595. 646-8811 ..... tiagf• a.och 37 40 Al t14..t1 gar .. adults. $335. 13Z Bay front near NHYC. ••••••••••••••••••••••• u..fwwllhed LIS'a Ln 673-8139 I 676-~717 (Ir I ~122 2080 Lido l'ile, 4 HR. 3 ba home ('(}mpl furn, Siii()() mo 2'00 • n926hor75.:l llH TOP SECRET 2 RR,$250. Has Gur. Locators 898·9891 Fee View. air cond. Lease Eitlra clean 3 br. 3 bacon wlop~ .. to buy poss ible. do. dbl gar. (ncd patio. Avail. 1mmfld. 495-4SS7 Sl\.50 mo. So or AOanta Mltlioft VJeto 326 7 nr Beoch Bl. 960-6351 Sal ••••••••. ••. •• ••• •••••• & Sun only. wkdays Spotl • Ca "II El 0 1 (213)923 9786, Cl!S Su e ll I Large house. Long dork. Bach beachlronl w/view. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lease $1800/mo. 675·3890 color tv. carport. Near G ... r.. 3102 agt/eve. new . $250 inc util ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ&.U44 FLOWllt SHHT Exec. view 5br. 3ba. F.R. SMALLBEACHHO'l'EL GAID84GltOV! 2 f11>lcs. wet bar. 3 t'ar ROOMSS37 50 Week 1004 El Camino. li40.82S9 $250 + 1250 sec dep Bach -+-EXCF.PTIONAl. find' 2 BR. lg garage. $325. bachelor. encl. poili<• $250.548-8204.64&-2316 ....................... --- HwM$ Uwfunti•hed I ow N I' l ••••••••••••••••••••••• HONUS Of\BY. 4 Ur w/all r o I> t' r Y 1 n al 20.. xt.ra.'! hkc rnrd yd for I n~h·woo<I, II n wthor11(' Geftet"· 3 ' iuds & ts $450 •n "'-"' Ha) u1-.•a'' ••••••••••••••••••••••• pe · · F . Will.PAY CASH!! •HOMEFtNDERS• ~atorSRUtl·~ ~ l'h Tom f)' /\llci.i.untlrn U>W HENTAI...<; FAMJl,Y SPF.Cll\L! 3 BR T.D. PAOrERTIES Call today· Movdoday. at $315. ulil ·s pd' !'15i-ll>l24 Locator~ K9K·9ft<lt m:11 ti7<1·H907 or 1714 1 :i41>-il201 anyltmt.' or 1714 l .w;.5221 pf\ HPM Nt-:1-:tYl'O lll'Y JIOUSl':S. Oil l'N I TS C.1s h In Mu~h · C'iill ,fu\'k S1·011. !-.. t 0 r T I< 1-; f\ I. 'I' Y • s:J(l 7SJJ l()OO's or Vucanctcs $16."i a br kids uppl yrl $165 2 br kids fK•li. l!Ur $2252 br kids pc·ls ~ar Sl.'iO 3 br kids carvort $~r7."i 3 br kld!l )!llr "I\ S3'J5 ;Jbr kuls nr ,<•gk $:1504br bonui. rm 1·pl.s I fl"l: thl'll !\t'f\lll'(' I!\ •r'IH:E FOH LIFI':• ~!•••••••••• •••••• (;ood m a\124 lnl'Otions All llrl'tl!>. All prl ('I'S RA ltf: l''IN01 I HH for Si!JO Hab appl's & 1wr. LiK'alors 8914·\ll\1ll t-'t•e t;OOO LOC tn 2 Br w/cplli. drps. pul m, S260. L<x•alnrs R9fH !Rtll Fct' $395. 3 BR. 2 ha, llhl 1(8r. pal 10. f<'nced yt1 642-2:221 or Mr. OOM Plan. Central air. 3Ur P e nn y PI n c h e r • s w/vu of hills . Frml din drearn'' • 2 br $275 ing, family rm. $475/mo. Pnme locale. Small ree. lse. no pets. 644·7211 645-4900 •CONSUMER'SGUIOF: Super 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. dshwhr. fn('d yd. Kids & 3 IHt. 1 ~ ba, 2·car J(ar. pctsok.$455.f\gt.Norce. 1>.!hw11r. n ice y11 n.I . $435. 964·2566 . 973·2'J7l 968-3514 -----$650. 4 BR 2' i BA. su{*r Nt>al 3 br, 2 be. dshwhr. v_iew of l>Jkc & mtns . itar. med yd, kids & pt'L'> Gu r II c n c .r . & I" k 1.• .,,k . ~35. i\Jtt, no tee. p riv.'lcgc!< 1n<'IUdl·d 964·2Sti6; 97J.2inl ?68.4.286 _____ _ M~ ri;hl In. i1 br. 2 bu. 3 BR 2 UA Barcdona. nr l(arlll!c. cptll. kids & P<'lr-. school. n1('t' yrd, beaut. gar. tennis. spa, pool. Large l bedroom apt. $850. 644·2185 Apt $165/mo. 536-3037 close to shopprnl'. Laun· dry fa cl lrtil's. n o $310 Wow' Catch it while lrYiM 37 44 children/pels . &.'C Nan-Special Situation. you can ! Oceanfront. utll ••••••••••••••••••••••• cy. al 1.2601 flower St . 1295. 1 br apt. for only pd. Small tee. 645·4900. New & elegant. just min. Apt. 2. $225-new pn vale I story. •CONSUMER'SGUIOE from lndust. compleites . ...:...:'----------• t 'or adults over 30. No frwys. shopping & bus; .._.lalmMt 3106 pets. Deposit reqwrcri. Yei;! We ha\le year round m&tr. BR, 2 balhs. hv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 752·1830 beach renta ls under S300 rm., kitrh .. den, util. rm. Bayfront M aln Chonnl'I --------- Smoll ret-. 645-4000. wfwshrldrye r : all beaut. Upper Scenk 2 Bdrm. Delwc twn hse, 2+ den. 21~· •CONSUMER'SGUIDF: furn. Elcr gar. 1-'rpl. $550/molse.675·2992 bu, tenru~. pool. JllC, t!ll·. pool. pr 1 v . pal io & • 3107 L>l>I AUr wlopt!nt•r $500 lJAYSllORES. 2 BR. den. Jacuzzi Only s275 mo. lalboofteMtMllo f)45 .. 3>1(J7or 957-06f>ll 2 Bi\. fplc. b llns. l(ar. pvt !;52-8750. keep trying •••••••••••••• ••••••••• -bch. $8!)5 mo. Own/<ii;:t. ---'---'---"----'"----I M 2 Bdrm . furn avail S2!iOIA<' I brlower. patio& 6'1S·l568 ~ leoch 3741 Occnn vil•w f\va1\ 1m pool. f\dulti. No pct~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mt-d . Cal l Wknd ~ & lff87Monn1vaa5487trbl Np\ llts. 3 BR. l ba E H T kd r 67339 duplex, new crr>l s. Wt l LAGUNA 8 f\C M R w y~a t 5. 5K l.i?<' 2 l}r apt w/RHr m 1:1 Villa c...•cm·•o. 2 br 2 1 r d INN. $75/wk & up. Maid --wut rompll•x Adlts. no welcome $455. Ai:t. no view. 5tl6·5721 f{'C 964 2566. tm -m 1 -" hookup, puuo. ri.: nc serv . color 1V. heated Ban.yfrront 12 br 2,ba. lSOO Ml pcL'I. $290. Isl. la~l & dl' •NEW 3BR. 21Ja Condo. ~Oft ba. $350 1130·772 1. yd. i::ar. $.360. 759·1438. pool. Ulil. 17141494.5294 . 1rcparc. g Raragl'. _"""'il.675 ,,125 •••••••••••••••••• 3 •••• L11<·ator117 d ays t'1•1? nr hcach. 2·t ar enl'I Aar. ~ 3242 ,_TI_0.._7_1_91_._S!l6_·7_7_:n____ 547·9239 ~ N t;oast Hwy prw beach, adulli. only ,,.,... --"'------ lalM>a bland 106 HOWOYPARTHER! µool. Jae. SSOC1 83119290 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yl'al'ly lt'aH $850. Ouplexava111011 2 Ur.1 ....................... Don't ~o through 1111 the dys. 642 IM82 t·vc:-. & Heiwporl leoch 3269 Sl!:/\VIEW. New 3BR. fa Oceanfront. winter rental. 673·2162 ba. enc uar. no ,,.,ts ~ HowiH f,,rRished n • y t'uON'r H !'."A UTY r wkmL' F'or L..e. 4 RR watc•rlront ••••••••••••••••••••••• rm. 2 fprlr's. pool. ten " .. -"'' " • hasslesof •war<'hlnll or :1 home. 36' boat 'ibp. lg liv NO "'EE' Hous""' .• "Ondo·.. rus,S98Smo 159 l092agt studio. I BR. 2 BR. hld CUTE 1 BR /\T BEf\Cll & Plummer St. CM. S300 21\r. 2Ra. pit·r, xlr:"· home We hav1• 100"· lll rm, fam rm. d"ck, new .-"" ~ " pool. Startmg al $325 pr BAV.$295/ mo Call Jack evt'~ .1v;olnow.$550mu ov.nr choo5efromd:11ly l)on't SSSAVER ,, & it ti t duplex es Rental •Smashm" t BR. den. mo.494·3138 661.2333.496.5660 _546-__ 2211 ______ _ 7J "''"I <'IA a 3 Rf w :if pl• • r rrp ... 'l pa n iruou · Pavr'·on. 57c •912 Bkr " ,,,..,.... delayr:rllnow • .-n u ·'~a s1300mo1orrer Ownr. u .,.., BAYSIDEDR .vuo . 898 9891 w/wcpl..o, now 133 l ll'.IB> 7141846·39'.JO ----4 BR. 2ba. formal din rm. r h a n n e I & b oa t i.. Oceanfronl studio, $300 $400. Great 2 BR. WUlle r . G~n Twnh:.t· 2 HR._ :! \11n t Beat Nin• 2 br • 1M aloris89S·!ll'l91 l-h· S6.'iO/mo 759.1092 a~rt yearly:Occanfront2BR. FP.DIW ,d~e toorean. ba. frplr. patio. dt•ck v. 't'Plsdrps $210 t17n I ilal)oa ltland 3206 • l"lfte 3244 fttm rm wtfrplc. rumpus 2 ba, gar. deck. fplc, new shoppln~ f('rry N e dhhw~hr Muturc adul\l> I ,1w11111r~ ~!Iii 9llVJ 1-·1·1· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo.a~ ls1d<'. Cl l'a n 211 r rm. 2700 sq ft. Bark Buy, 3 l''R. 2•-ba c"'ndo. ror~~I ""'l. •""" yrly. No ""ls ·w 1rum10 ......... .,..,.,,.· ~'><" 642 n•6t h 11 t ••••••••••••••••••••••• $125. avail 1mmcd. ' y~ .v """ ... ,. -,.-.. °""->-N' _,., 'Vt 1.i; <!Ud, IHa. new t•rpl . dr 3 Ur. 3 ba. tltln, drn New &o~~:~~; r~·~,:,~~'"f~~., RENTALS &inform dan rm. Nr N H 494-579'l · ----&pt ~'~tdt•an Yrrt•nt pumt.t'flll,lllc No pel!> 1 f ... N ,1 642-9567 T e nnis Club $650. •-7""9 Newly paint<'d deluit Small l bdrm. m< 1 turi· · S?50 ti? 5 1442 pc pre crn.... o JX .... l DH. I R11 . . S300 ,.__________ 640.1660 Mewport-och 3 v duplex. yord. $475 mo udull. s tv & refnK All l·\Jrn or llnf $4~ Lat<' • · -uvmlable now $260 l11t & 2 RR, 2 Ra . $450" -----••••••••••••••••••••••• lse. 1 unit away frm b1·h. ut1I pd Sl95. 642-041>1 1•v..tJ75·13J8fl'4(M"1n tdys <.:harmer2Brfrplc~n r lrn;tb45 121_3___ 3 Bll.20a $525/650 SECURITY&privncyuf Bluffs.leosei.·allk1nds! OCEANFR ONT Neal 917 ~ E . Balboa Blvd. lalM>af'tftinlUlo 3107 wfshopsp:n·<>S250 U.7Cl (;lr-;n 2 BR w/~ar . otllL'\, Ulr,3811 . $850/875 your own 2 br home on 5".001'o$1175 (um, 28r , w/gnr. udlls. 673-S74Sor213/l49-4524 271CE.16th Pl.2 BR I BA ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~·ators 896·9891 Jo l'{' 773 W Wilson. s275 3 Bit. 2 bu $500 Lrdo$800/ mo lease. ---""""g.cnt644·11J3_ no pets, $315 mo. Winter. curpe ls/drape!>. blt ·lll Wmtc>r 3 hr. 2 ha $-tSS m". •-111....-a P-ln-· .. o 1207 54/i !»I? M1sl\i1on vll'jo PROft10NTORY 2 Bdrm 673-7666. (213> 795·3018 CorOlla det Mw 1122 l(a.s oven range. clt~c 111 :nr, Monll•ro B7S·588I ur -.... _, ------with loft Penthou11e f\pt . ••••••••••••••••••••••• shops, No pcl-;. 1265 mo 12131 a.35 4006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l>PLX E Slllf:. 2Ur. \Rn. $950/mo. I bdrm. I ba, 1300. mo 1& & las l +$100 deanm~ l::ntertuln on your putio HIO C:O!'ltll Mesa Sl Kids ON WATER. 2 Bdrms, Avail 9·15-78 to 6·15-79 In oep. 644-<M52 Corofta ct.I Mar llUl>le ::i BrS:\2.'l 117(' > & pet OK. $380 m o. lRt + boal slip. S750/mo yrly. qwre at 1212 AW. Balboo ~ " ••••••••••••••••••••••• l.cK'alors H9fMIBtll t-1•1• dt•p 1)46995.'l Fumishedorunrum Blvd.Owncr/Agt n;BI ~· Spur . Eastsid.: t br. ------'Tl carport, bltn c lostJlll. st v. All UUls Pd t 3br wt oll -C.OMUrfttr's Guict. 1·m-11u_l_l h-c•rc• • 1235 Gu. 0 N L. I D 0 I S I. i.; READY & WAiTIHG •. /,..t::_r!._.~ refri(l. adlh,. no pelb upplti' $:100 <17<.'l d N •. , , Beautirul Z Bdrm. den. OCIAHFaOMT $2.45.673-6372. IJK'uwri.~ltl !lk9l lo't•c tk'fore you pny some kl i.• ice ... roomy .. dinlna rm. pvt polio, 2 Wt.famllyhomernone of GARDENA~ , 3122 II i l' n t' y r 0 r I h (' Smoll fot• 645-4900 ,. Newport.,. best lor11t1ons. 1 BR. l ba .• $375 yearly c I •"l br SCI 0 CostaMHa 3124 "l't UNAROUNH" 1·a ll •CONSUMEll'SGUfDE buU\.S800/mo 4 RRs. formal dinin g 3 8R,2 ba,wnll'.S450 CORONADEL MAR 3 .2ba.nrU & rgc ... ••••••••••••••••••••• CONSUMER'S GtJIOt:. u.523 ,.. Wat ... f1011tHw1 w /pool view. Newly 4BR,2ba,wntr.$SSO 2 Br TownhoWle. lrpk Cat . College. No pet11 Lovely 3 br hc>lll(•. ClllJl'l Mnny h&Vl' 90d ere ~lad C11ll u. .. H you need 11 low .., ~M""Dt·l~'11'4E 611· I 400 painted Inside " out. 2 BRhl ba bse. yrly $7_00 Poot tennis some <>Cillln $350. 751-8204. 54S-8531 11tr~l. beaut 1lord1•ns. lhe)' did!' Sovetime. ft85 pnce rental today. Small Patios &. paddle-tenms 38 • 2 ba....i. wnt.r'650 "Catalina views. CIOtie H• ... 114• .._.. 3140 $495. mo wt1turtlen111g "'f°"~~nc!f~...tats r!C~~~ER'SGUIDE WOODBRIDGE PLUSH3br.2'h barondo. cwrt. lmmed. ocrupan· SllPSTuOCUM \o Fashion laland &. flne ••••••••••••••••••••••• !!',!'~:~717!~ >3t>47901Hl~,!,!_ or KJnc.p"""rs W"'l COM L' tlitates. Lincoln model. 3 Only steps from water. cy $JWOrt H/ Mol.,,~U2·~!!" ~ :~: ~ :: =~: ~~ beach. 644 2611 r • beadclh, b2 & 3h8R. nnr~ '-..1 > °"""' ~ "' c·' "' For lse. Mestt Verdt>. 4 br3ba.640-1271 Hlll)lly upgruded. f\v1ul l~~~e~~un~-~~·._...,~~=I ----------1 rp c .. s was er, ......... 14toch 3140 645-4900 BH, 2 ba. be11ut d~orat· approx Sept. ISlh. $775 1: Avail now' 3 BR. 2 ba . I('* r • g e 4c Pa l lo!! :=................... ()pen7days !f·7 ed . avail now. $575 Lake vlew-Woodbrlt.lite. ~or675·193tl s.c:a...te 3276 children OK. no pe ls ,_980-_23S8 _______ _ USl\VF.R lbrroronly' ~ .. M.--3222 1uird.-ner lncl 646-6200 New 3 BR 2o,t; BA+ ram ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. Agenl673·5.'l.')4 S h 2A) rm, dbl 1tar, 1-~.P. f\/C, SEJ\ VIF.W 3 bdrm. 2'.<J Lu•ciou• " l'R . ., 8". '°•--nd v1·11age 160 n3 .. xtru:.! (I ••••••••••••••••••••••• D-ftol-"" 322' w"t bar. p11t10, 9i;,·", O" I> + r"m m ""e D " " 1 ~ .. ........ I d I 2 b " .JGGWI I tv'ATOu•' ..... ''°"t L' --n• "' " ' u, .. r , ..... an n..,..,n vi"'w~. Frplc. 2 .,.,.ua gc up cit r. ' ""' ·~'i""" """ rt•e 5ir.•y1m.W ••••••••••••••••••••••• prlv No nets . $"75 •ic nnnl/l n I'"' SI 000 """'.. " " b r I ..... 11 New 1&2 bdrm luitur~ !!;A 5 .. " ~2;)4'»'~ n "• ' · bl1lwn1es. ~ 492 77l5 a. rp <' • ...:nm cc nRs. idull llPl• In 14 pion"' llnn1t The K1et11 • 4br w/ New O<'t'nn view 2 tu·, 2 RENT TO IUY _7_52_-2S50__;. _______ ----------er-.__ OCEANFRONT 4 8 2 oceanvicw. tree ll8rtlJI(', fn>m 1290 + pool11. \en l~~~,yd & 11ar ,..00 <f~4 R> b8A Lc,1111 6 c> 7 o 5 r 1 0 e;,1 6 11 2l' op~lon. f\11 rt•nl apph<.•s to down Oerrfield, 2 br. 2"'1 bo, 2 Br. l b4, den lo Newport ~=:-'.tr-3271 • b8. t•.ntasllc view. Yrly Pmo"'. ~5~~ .. pnvas. ~ nls. wot ·rlall11 . pond11' ....,.,·ot.on.898-WU_t <'(.)_ It<'"• • a • t \lt:f p11ymcnt$.u\O. p/mo. \I lownhome on la 0 reen· Unlnh•~ '"""5 -..... --I E ..... ""'"' UI -Frocn San Diet f''rwy 675 363'7 .. .. '"""f'> ""''!':'z.7'n.,c ••••••••••••••••••••••• on y. ves~·..,.,.,5. '"'-3144 · Mo. leitfte wtopt. to buy belt no•r pools. Lease .,., .,..,, , 8 Ac H E 1. o R A p T drive North on uch to ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 Br, 2i,.; ba executive ut 193.500. 3 ntt. 2"'11 ba. $480/mo. ~">l-6131 Muftt aee! 2 br. I bll, trplc. Oceanfront duplex 3 br, 2 w /(lo r age s:uo m o McFadden then We11t on Kle:r:int II( new 3 BR In view home. Rtirdcnor. den Townhouse w/wcl· Udo Isle homo for lease. dshwhr. gur. Kids&. pet• ba. 9 mos lease. $575 mo. m.1m atGPM. Mt' Fadden to Seawlnd w brda, nr lnkt'. l'NS mo pool. volleybull. new bur, frplc, trash comp11C'· 3 Bdrm. 2 bs, frplc. fam· S900 pr mo. call a fter ok. $425. AKt No fee. 714/676-4283. ---------• WJ~. C71089WUl6 .. l d tor. pool & Juruul. 2 rm, new paint ln/0~1t. 6PM. 548·0901 984·2566: ~3.2971. ---------•Bach •Pt. Utllltlew pd.1....;.,;;;;;..;:::;.;....;....._;. __ '--- to mo. 67:Mall __ ~~r~~~iooo.'G:o~o&;;.' saunas and <'lubhouse. New land~cuplna. 1m1s lZIO ll95 +eo&tof uUt.mnlhl Poe>' It Jae. References , lovely. s pac l-•-h 11~1 Smull ocean vhrw 1132 OK ~/mo 830-4000 Blutrs, lrg 4 BR condo, 5-htAH rental, nr Pier. ror needed.S2.2$mo.f7S·7908 le home·lilcc. 2 br wtth _,........ -oc "' · · · · f750. Ready to ao ••••••••••••••••••••••• pvt aaUct enll'a.nc:t + 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••HEATED SP/\ & POOL K.n. Propertlc11,493'9381 n..• ,cu ,nope\5.673-l~ «883--7574d•ys. pa·t ....... Som" w"ath •'l f I 2 8 2 b Unlvtrtll )' l'k Tem1re, 644-.-Wor644·17S7 Cm1• Grande! 4 Br kld!4 u.,. .. • 2 br aplil lt'VCI hoUSt". lge d ~r v c ... w a y r ~ I( II~: Condo. brand new. 2 l)Jl Cambridge. 3 mt. 2 ba, ok rncd yd I~ ll'IDI Oceanfront 2 BR. wlnle 3 BR 2 BA, rrplc. 11a.r•.11c. Swlmmln1 pool d('("k, 3 blkJ to beach dilhwthr. lndry ~. 615 21., BA. 1ar, pool,"--tfll dln. OU. 552 7896/ LrOO ISLt;-Jhmhllng J.ocatora898·9891 t·ee rental $390 mo. ~·9842 S.otHwy,SS50 Jacuzzi. Tenni.8 courta. I Sept June. 1425 mo Lark.spur. 64·1·!Wl4 1.wet1 to betc h fr marina . MJ.1.34~. 3,000 iQ fl tnniile sly 2\3/~3-~S 673·2632 blk to lluntlngton ll hOP· 494 2662or l2l3>44!Mtltl4 a.wknd.~ Ocean 4c valley view. home oo ovnJ1ted slre<'I Orand new 4 br. 3 h11. nr oU\a center mAll. AduJb> ,_, , _ T d 1 $43Smo M0·429T GetGR&ENcash to l\.rtel lot, 4Br. 3Ba. So C•l Pla111. t-'ormal Pooptcwhoncedpeople 3 BR 1wnhse apt. 2"'a ba. No-pets. l''rom 1435 .-or IA:'llllt' u or co 1 bd.1 ba. frplc. 167simo. for WlllTF.e1lephants formal dJn rm, ram rm. din, ram rm. 111.e bonu~ t should olw11ys check thf' frplc. encl pot . I blk to Seawlnd Village. lSS~ to.ae. S3SO pr mo A vull Studio $325/mo 2 ulkll to Have som•·lhlnl( w 14e11., Wilh it Cl11!lll1fied t\d Ill klt, + 2 Ill patios wet bnr, J c•r ii•r 2800 Serv\Ct' 01rectorf 1n \he be h & s ho p 11 SS 00. HunUngton Vtlla(te Lane. Oct l 838-2921 oce"n~-22$2 Clblllfl\'(.lldsdoltwell Cull642-5678 675·3268 &q t\.$4mS.1183.s278 DAILY PILOT 673-7183 H.B. (710898-9961. , . -.. , ~ " ..... . . . " . .. .._. . . . ~· . ... • r . ... . " -. .. _, ~ ....,w..ted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..... W..e.4 4600 • D 1971•.tt 5100 Lott & FOUftd 5300 • 1:·:ir-nt I. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Per ..... ~ need.I room.,v lA· ... ..., Jo'OUNO Whl s ed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 ,.D!_.._..;;;OAl;.;;.;:L;.;.Y..:.Pt..:.:L:.:O;.;T ______ :.,:f n:.:;:fWi:::,:·:.:8-:::::;'*"=;;.::,;IOef:=::...;'.:&.~1~9,:.:78 ~,...... ...... ......... '41 ............................ ~ ( ...................... . °'! Malty 1001 0 I -.tty 1001 exl>ft\llve pvt atudlo In r'""' amoy Sdloolt & Which to Uvt ., work male. approx 5.7 yrs IMh tG 7001 lnlc«'llUn&~ltUng pub ll<" to aro u nd lr..naportaUon le d~ In& taxi C•b ae\IVIU '•· Comptlltlvt' w a ge• Oranic Coa1>t Yellow Cab. 17300 Mt. lier• rrnaM. F Vly ............ )141DIN,_rt ll6' PABMIWPOaT Oa c b •l o ra . I ut a llldrooma. ~ .......... ~··········· 2 Br. chUdl'ft'I •l'komc: no pa. Slaruo1 al W ••••• ••••••••••••••••• .... ~i ••••••••••••••••• •llAT IUSIMISS ~ "AUAMFAM~Y IUTAUIAMT REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS ........... NlC'k o· Ami-_.,.Ill ~ U08 alb or eve1< • ... ~l..ll'AI ~v rllllf ••••••••••••••••••••••• l'OUN 0 Australian Partly ham. 1 br. or bach apt, Bal laWld or CdM Vrly ~:wee ADS Shepherd. Bh1e Merle. mul~. •Ppt'Oll 4 6 yn ~ 1508 a1la or evea Oii.YR fromU4960 01IO Ml-t8C11 SUP f( 2 br pool 11r r.,.1c. ll't--~ Mull.II MZ ISS. M2·6Z'l1 IWte 2 &i i bd .,,.._ frpl~ • .-.nd t111r. 1>allo S(>en ar vlat apa. l()t •I r rcreallon pro11r a m IO('lal P"JtT•m l ~ 14 Lmnl.t rourtll At f .. h1u11 laland J1m1~ .. l>4't1 J~UIJ, llJllt Rc>•d 17141644-ltOO c .... J. CAlh .............. .,.,... I• ,.., 10. ,,._ cerw ... ..._ Ill ... clllllttr ...... .,... •• , .......... ... ...... -.. ............. .. /wfMIHR 1: dMlfmt . h t AMBICAM llALTY •WWt11•hr 1Jitttt rt...._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... °''' tlilllty 1005 Sell IDY lt..-n .,,, com· bWIOOn ot ti.mi for 175 or leaa with a PeM)' Pl.nC'lwr Ad , Una '°'a ~Ive thy• g,th addltlONll line ii 80" ror lbf a daya Charllf j\ I Found: Afgh•n dog. 8 e a ch /Talberl. H 8 842~ Lost: Red Doberman. yna F e m . Vi<'. IOZS La Mirada. •IM· 7314 ARMED SECURITY Of"· PIC F.R Expc r . PI T , d11y11. pe rm. po111tlon Call~t. •CTuh Coor.e avtulabl~ •---------- ~llP9cKY ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • Matcrlab provided. ASSIMILHS Vt.fW NlC.'Jo: No~rnettlal Ida. Ira l UK al)l ""'I p.;I fl ~. l'loai\ < '1 ll MK aall tor Mike- 2 Hdrm. 2 tMa. w all bill\• WA~Ml 51 1-6910 76Mltl TIA VB. AGIHCY FltAHCHISI 1be new w1ay to own a trav~I •llerlcy. Travel Network. &.art your own, Exp. nol r equl r e d . Complew aupport & loni: term service provldc.od For rnon Information ind \0 place your ad call Last Small male dog half silky terrier and cockapoo black and brown. AMwers to Cum drop. Turtlerock area. Reward Cull 8334l7118 •Small rla san for small preclalon parta. penonala ed anstructK>O. xlnt benefllll. start S3 ~ own taat.c day 1~ Chemical Ln. H.B "rught cla&M.... 714/89H~351 l br. lj\~ It• h p lt . l Ar jilll.fll'<' "a il 1mma d WYTH ... &DOOC ff)( ~ JO' lilt l "'U 20' t>Qal.a ri,m00..,1Nt to rww It....-4000 Office._... 4400 •Placement-up to ao<~ rommls11lvn. Asllemblyrnan. machlpt< a1.111l!mbly. some drl II 642-5678 XI nt lnr k!JIJ nu M11mt M..! 1WJ t h ru o u t ()lJI tt• r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1JU1n 1tr. 2 add'l 1>fl 11n...-1 Atnbau ador Inn In Cu11ta IAY..OMT OfftCIS rar\,ln1 lllJ'•C .,, IJl:>O Mt•H "an 11 .. rhor Ccn C.nnery Vlllaf(t New of rno J 111roh1 lt•·111 lt Y trully.lontA'd.~rooma fl cea from JOO ·~ fl Lost Old Enai!111Sh Sheep doit Mlllt", no coll11r. 642 0098 or642·5141 nfl ~ l''re<· J Wet•k preas. mill & lathe ex per C al 1 M r B eec h Sales Training. rt'<fd <:all 6'2·9090. MOllHT tMClt.ul ow~• H ~ MANY with k1tch t'n , h n t aat1 c vie ws . II( (\4t('hf'l llf' unit • blu• ~ j)hoc"' & TV Sw1mm1n11 ell t I 0 •. p II r k In " & 714-838 9242. FAST FOOD SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Losl. Crey/whl long hair Tiger Cat. wlslltch~1> CalForDet ... t i\uembly. light auto l l l-100] 491-0442 a eee~. d c pc•n dabli..>. K11lt>ll3 permant'nl wo rk. <.:M m AKA "l'n .f'.:'1 k30 Nt""111 ' br :;r•, n .. to.,.,nhumt' .ipt """' •mt•n l t lf'• tllJIO from t. •• h 1\11 u11I I'd pool. J11 r uu.I, 1111d r.-c anllon al lnrlud.:d. 2808 'lk> k1rt.l no rl" .'fll I', room Oally • week ly afuyelle /\Vt:. N.B Prime l.o<'. In K Mart plaza Unli mited pe>len hul. Ry owner. $28,500 Jo'or Info. 642·~ duy11, s.G-7796/839 1060 eves Nau«ht -Decry - Swoon -Injure - 548-8508. CM a rea. Found · Akita or Hu:skle type doll. NB area. apx Aug.~ Real EAU&lt! School 67S ~ 321131 Camano CaptAtrano -------- Ralh•l" kl" '2~ P•'I 1 utrs Kt1u1.1n• frum i~ 11 d73 1003 _____ _ ,,., ...... unty dtp('11ll w..'l!lr. ~l • 7707 OANCEROUS lnaurance man; ··Now San Juan Capu.trano Altendant. Airport Tex aco No cxpenence nee «• rrwroo IC b l 1emlru H.h Ii.u h l lot $;:?W l 111 IOI ~n.:h-:. uni> )..ti> U..C I lf'YiM 3844 ···•··················· •BRAND NEW * IRVINE'S Hf W EST Al'T COMMUNITY HERITAGE POINT An 1111t rommunlty dr M1tn•-d with yw 1n mint.I (1.,•tUMrlll ij :O.Jllll'IOUb (loor !'Ian... ..'11m1:1tlt'd or un r 11 r n 1 " h ,. '1 1 i & 3 l1t'4lroom avh I m rn•<1hall• Orl'll1.!Hnrv FUTURIMG • l'ark hkc M.•ll1111t • l.1.:hle<J t l'ltnlh l'llUrll't • H~-c·rt·allonal fal·lhllea *Pool & J11Cu.tz1 •Cia.K HH(J •S11arkhn1; d t•un luun· dry •G1trd\'n putlO kitchen •()pl•n t~11m ce1llnAA • Km 1(11 I ze t)t'(! room 8 • L1.1r1u· wulk In cl0&<'lS •l'n vutc drl"I 1n1t areas •ACr••ntA:d wttll11 N 1·;1r c•orocr or Walnut & J l'fll•ry off S A l"rwy 171-l )~~•!I 7000. ..orry no IJt.'b H1·nlul t't•Ol('r o~n t.1a1ly !lam to 7 pm Oni.ngetrw Condo I hr & lof\ l'ool. J 1t•u1.e1, terlrll8. n -c r111·11. s~ mo Ct•ll ')..'!!+ f'6Jk or 661 OS.13 LOIJYM h och 3848 ......•.........•.•.... ()1•1•11nfronl. winter ro•nt11I. 11lu<llu, I Ult, z Ult. ht<1 ,,_.11 !-.tart 1111( at SJ.ZS pr HIO '1tlll J l:!K s:n~, Z Hit , i:ar. rear. I hllr hd1. a<lllll. 110 l't!lll. 228 <irunlv1cw 4\f7 110\I 1 llr Apt. I hlk lo bch. Blue U1rd ·yo vie w, cn cl y11uo. 4!19 3656 L01JYM Hiit l 8SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUMAHIUS Nrw ndull dcluxr a pls furn & urt(um 81lltord&. pool . }u ~uHl . 11 and \Ollt•,Ybull ALICIA VILLAGE ~1 1 ~tockporl SIU 1)1:11 ur ~>111 0130 Ofllc-e W\'O II 7 dnlly ------YIEAJlL Y 2 br. I ba , dnt locaUon In Pen&Nlula 2 RR I BAU?· Dana Point. Young male per unit. new clrapes & pre rerred SIOO plu11 paint. S400 673-0001 share util. 411'3--0182 eva & 81.>auL room y 4 br Nwpl wilnd _______ _ Shr. duplex 1 hlk rrorn Roommate lo share 3 br !!:.::t'~!, L :.e SS65 mo ~. C M. S150 t utll. ""'j JO' 642 299S Ir you need an attractive 7 3. 3 11. Apply a l 4678 mature qu11llried ad Qlmpus. NB THE EfACIENT ALTERNATIVE that you're married. I Lost : Amaio n Parrot. s uppose you'll want arn. betwn Colgate I Te rrific Buaine111 Op m o r e ins uran c e .·· Rutoers / Cornell port unity : For h m1ted Groom ··Naw. I don't .. mialt9t1vt' ll&lllatantl ul ----''------- r nday / u ec acrrelary. Auto mtthan1c. exper. 412 Irv/NB r1eue ca ll N Coast Hwy, Laguna •~ Reward. S46·1333 or num.,.,r per&ons. over 21 t h 1 n k s h e • ll 557-4891 yra. Your opportunity to DANG~ROUS " ---------eJ1pand. d1 vers1fy your Http W..t.d 7 100 Automobile En~1ne Tune· income. Rubn your own Lott & Fa.ct Sl OO r9"'IOftClh SlSO ••••••••••••••••••••••• up Ml'<'hnn1r Wiii tram part·t•me u11lnt:K11 1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• T ( h~l 1 t s 1 :ipare time 636 027ti, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Account.unt uunee. c•n or w "" a 1anmcn .• a 64-6-4596 aft S ·JO PM Belt 494 7935 5 0().8.00PM Lost or Found a pet" <.;all RF.l.AXINCi MASSAGE try levd pot-1llon ~x +comm Apply Newport An• mal Assi 11 tance Bob Jarnes·Lll' Mllllscur pcnencc helpful. but not Tm• C'cnter . 3000 1-; Sandwich shop industrial League 537 2273. no ree Outca ll 9 9. 494·SI 11 necessary Some typing <:oast Hwy. Corona del area. help run. Paul reqwred. Sulary open. Mar 5411-8443 Day/eve. Agt. FOUND : Blk German PREGNANT ~ Cuing . Jarco Inc S.S-74.22 -'---------Shepherd. fe male. nr confidential counseling & Automotivt• Oriental market; good California & Minnesota. referral. Abortion. adop· ACCOUMTIMG OMV Q.Eltl( net. $19.500 down. Call c .M.MS-3342 Uon&keepin&. a.Bk/SL U11cd Car rontr11cl & Paul 548·8443 day/eve. APCARE 547-2563 Req lmoWledae of ge"'I OMV. Exper only. >\pply a~. LOST: B l ue femal e UMOA&VIQ(I ledger thru trial bal ore Mgr. or Frun ~akeet. llarbor View mU!ll be able to analyie KI n am 11 n al B• u er 5'Y~ inl. in a very sue· mea. NB. Vicinity ""'--M•::ri M """'....,,., ful La 8 h ...,.._ gen'I accts &: ma1nl 11up. ~. ;,,.,.~, cCS!I g. c ·service Ford & New""'rt llllls Dr For..._-L-of •. h 11ullon with 1.1 very W 1 ,... . n ~rwn porting sc edull>s. Will qualified mec hani c . esl. I< ew away m ash ServmgallOrangeCo. uu 111\ In otherg a t"ctl( Auto rental tme. opl)Or S2l.OOO. M4·4:>'2 on Sunday. Au1. 27lh. 835.7313 functions as nvc-pre ror Inle t. fnendly, neat ----------1 dumb but ha ppy. 644·4188 viOW> relaU.>d cxpt•r I:. re appear. )'nit peNIOn ov.cr . . l8 PrPv c·xp. not req d VITBIMARIAM FOUND: We1marancr CASH Ft.OWi mix. F. udlt. Xlnt d b OrJtnge County Animal po111lion. l(d wtchlldren Hol'lpltal. Fully e.<ful pped 6'S-l508. alt ·a or evea. • prestige locution . Loat: Mln. French poodle. ON THE WATER 0 w n er r 1 nan c In 1 . male wtllt.e. dog collar ~.000. 752-1920 wt li cense. "Cbrla" :'~':-:z?~~ J ~~ ;';'~ a°O"f1',"°::11 M9tH Vlloge A nOPBTIIS"" 4f11·22S1 or l.6J9.10Sl coll. Mewport 675-8662 co,. Tl t:J O P.M.l l.cl8t 2 West Highland wht ed IC terrier dol(s. vl c Deluxe m lcal un l osta htvntw...t New 1 a n d / w a r n e r . Mesa 1.500 sq. rt .. 48' · W..ted 5020 Reward $500. 842-4182 or _S48_·_2_103_. ------· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 84.2·3297 dys. Cdm dlx 11111t~. ulil pd. Wanl IA> Invest &/or work L<lll. Parrot r>lnk &·grey. /\IC, umple prkg. t'rom m local smull business. Vic. Mesa 'North. C.M. 300' i;.r No hie r e q Prln only. 556·7280. Sept.H.833~days.or 67S-OOOO. M.'>-3722 979·3107 eves AJRPORT AREA· O f'CSI'. 880 S.F .. 3ofc'a & recepl Sf,jX> mo. CitrJ)Cll, drapes. & paneling. Call Karen. 714/1'7S-0403 HUNT. IEACH-rtenh $300. UUI pd. 842-031 l IAYVllW MoMyto&.o.t 5025 LOST: White Cockopoo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• maleNwptC.M.vlcanity. OOYOUNEEDCASll? 64z.l.897dys. lll. 2nd & 3rd ---~---- Home owner loans Found: lrvl.ne area. Blue· arranged fut. point Siamese. neutered Borrow $1000. SI00.000 male. approx 9/S. Call flex 1 b l e terms. put ..;S5o2_..-0990 _______ _ credit no problem. C.11 ~-·-.. German Shorthuir ua noobUaauon. uw ... STERLING f1N.SVCS Po inter. male . Vlt'. ,'f1 Touch of Oan MODELS ............. ............ '7'-00U Outc.ell ~ ..... ....,. 1815 . El Cami.no Real S&n Clemente: Fully lie. For appt 492· 7296 MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCALL OMLY Dap.•••a. hr 631-2140 24 yr old young man with blue eyes who ef\JOYS the beach wlshes to meet a YOWll WOINlr\ interested In c ompan1onah1p. 897-2459. •SHERI l.EE• CERTIFIED MASSEUSE House Calls By Appl ~. On Lafayette • Cannery V1Jlaite. Office space 500 to2500sq. fl. 714/95S-1610<bkrl Tustin Ave. & Chapman. ----------1 _0r_an_ice_._1_1_531J._7_SM ____ Lr you are an attractive Buslnesa or real estate FOUND· Male Pekinese remale between 18 and 24 v 1 c M 8 IC n 0 1 i a & with su!hcient mentality BlLLGRUNOV Realtor 67S·0161 4 d Apply Kirsch <.;o · Sturt wl lot man dul1ci. 17352 ArmatrOnll Ave, Advnnr c•mc•nt a vail tu lrv.S4().8503 MUlO r l'nlnl l'OUntc 1 Accountant perM'f1 Gd dnvmg rec: C P.A. firm needs Sr rcq'd tl31·2A80.4lY.>-6330 with minimum 3 yr s Autoltepair public acct 'g experienc:e MECHANIC VW Excell. growth OP · Due to grand openm.: of J>OrtU!'1ly. Send resume our 2nd loc. GAM 11olfcr to. Ste gall. Parke. & 1ng to 11 respon person n Guptill Inc . 3388 Via poait1on mgr. p u rt Ltdo. Ste 500. NB. mechanic VolkswaKcn No Phone calla please Xlnt opport. 1f you llk(" lo _________ _. be your own boe>s. Sm In ve:tl & looli. are rt.-q '<J Guar salary. t•or further info P'ease call 7~·7571 Acctng Rkkpng TEMPORARY RegU1ter Today t1> work on vanoua srrount1ng & Auto. trans. R&R man. bookkeeping assign· experie nce preferred ments Work close to MUS T II AVE 0 W N your home . fo'1gurc TOOLS.Call~·2288 Clerks to Sr . Acc-oun· -tantl\ needed thruout Babysttter for 2 yr olcl. Orange C:O Days. Mon thru Fri. Nr Robert Hall's Fa Ir g rounds CM Accoontem pe> 64&8715 500S. Mam. Ste SOl --------- No. Tower. Union Bank Babysitter wanted, 2 3 lnTheCUyolOrange ®ys a wk. My hOl'Tll' 714/835-4103 II 00-4: 30· SS6-ll(Y7 ~~~~~~~~~~Ba b ys l l t l n R I I 1 t t' ACCTG Cl.HK housekeepln.:. rtt1m•· N..-w mother needa help. To bala~cc & e dit own transp . t-:x - customer il)pul Must be 'd i f 5c:7 605"' able lo ,.,,...ale l~key ad· pc r re 8 • ~ • "' ~· morns/eves. dlng machine Some bk-----------3 Udrm . 2 bath. Newport -------- Pen Urtk. gur. $.S.Cj() yr· Roommale-2 Br Condo ly.875-6670or 963-~ SJ. C. Non i.moke r. Xlnt office or mdustrh;I mature EVl>s 493-8649 Nice 2 Br Oplx upstairs. Newport Rea c h ocun· apace. Up to UiOO sq rt In frplr. W/D. a a rage, front re m pref. 3 bd NewportBeach.645·2111 MONEY We1tmlns te r . Garden and awarenefl!I to un dent.and lhe l>Hl lh1ng Grove. S34-M22 you can do is to rt:anforc-e workinll capital. 111t & fo' OUN O : S m b I k • male. come lo Mr 2nd morteagea. lnvcn Cockapoo type dog, vi<' Hyatt. 380 Poplar. kpg education or cJ1per Babys itte r grand - lst & 2nd :1h1fts. xlnl mother type. my home. company benefits hte housekeeping, full ad ult..,, no pets. nr Lido rurn. 4 csr . $180, 67~29116 [i;le shopp111g. LM!, credit 7AM Formerly Ins. olc. 3 rmli. ref 5450 mo 494-6303 b11 & kit. S325 mo. 5G7 W. · · Looking for 1 or 2 F'em to 19th. CM. Call J ack e ves Neur Hoag H08p. AttrtH" 11hr oceanvu a pt. in W 546-2277. t1 ve 3 Ult t wnhs e. Newporl. Call 646·9160 --------- c:tu·pt•ls. dn 1pcis, pallo, AMorafl 6or ~"205. Iv ...... 1R...tal 4450 c nt•I l(u r $450 m o . 0111g. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 2005 AdlL'I, So. Cowit Plaw condo, 2 For Lease 112() &fl fl. 333 E 17th St . Cos tn M ~i1a. lBrapt,lblkfro mbca('h. brl'h ba,pool/joc. i''cm A I Sc t l"' ••oo 1112 Balboa HI. sisot mo. over 23. Good refs. Ber 12 F~~ afr he~t~s-'~~~ 846·9S4J. noon. 5S6-07SI biS-0707 or 673--0140 2Br. rrplc. beamed cell· Yemale wanted . s hare 2482 88 tn!UI. ,.,,crd gar. adlt.'I, no 2Br. (urn. &pt. w1th male MEWPORT ILVD pets S396 mo. 646-987lllrt SZSwic. CM. 556-2772 900 1q. rt. Addlllonal 6PM Mads lo eharc 2 bdrm apt at«age avail. Plenty or What a Wonderful World ln CDM l200.+ utJI aJ\ 7 parkina. 642-3490. •o ry start·ups , r e · Irvine btwn University & Laguna ~arh cetvable11 23rd. old. 1.1eems to be PWIOMI Senicn S360 A«t'q Clerl& Bab~ttter nc'l'<lcd for Ii.I 714/547-6468 bUnd&deaf~-4982 Ba111c acc-l '0 e xper nricdf' CDM/llarbor Vu .........••............ ~ ~ JCIMH •. Mcl<H f'ound · Gold & white 1 day Dul-dwl sc-hol SUte Mulll·tac ihly settina . boy. Your homto or mm•· "" 11athcr fig for reporti. Mon fo'rl, 2PM ·H'M Cocker type dog. Young eccredltrd. M...ets courlh SSX> mo. no ffM• lntv Sul. 644.-4064 FJNANCIALSERVICY.S Lovable pel. 546·1326 rc<,u• remenl for re 9·2pm /\Id de Ort ir e" -------~ Uu.'iiness loans: Specialist Found : Afghan dog. g ist ration call 1714 I 1786!i f S kypurk 11 v Dabys1ltl'r wanted you1 In hard·lo·gcl loans. Call Beac:h /Talbc rt. H 8 . 729-7141 540-2600 home. 9 mo. old l><'>y Assured Fin. n rl ng, ~ SodalCWK 5400 ---------1 Mon Frl. ln9·5SOO bctw. 846-6858 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ADMIHISTRA TIVE -'-' ~;..:p_m ______ _ lit T.D .8• 2nd T.D.'s. con· t.oet: REWARD. Watch •SSIST• ~ Babys itte r wante<J. m y struc u on . C all after lostlnvk.CameoShores SIHGU? "" """' hc>m<'. weckd11y11. lrvmc 4 p M • sat. a Dy ti m c. & Goldenrod 673-ISt 9 Call INTROVl EW ror the _s.sz_-032 __ 1._644_-8292 ___ _ ·-m"' intelllaenl & dlacreet AaUlt the preii1ldenl by . . ....,.. " Reward. While German· way to meet ~ aanch: keeping company re· BABYSl'M'EH for !i mo. ~a. y,...t Shep. Fem. May have f>t-ople. ?S2·S4tl. cords i a therlnl( 10 old. 81\M ~.30PM. 4 dy:. Deicti SOlS Luekemla. 531·0405. ~~~~~~~~~~I for ma'tton r elated 10 wic ~aft6pm ••••••••••••••••••••••• 540-~ secunuei. and e xchangei---------• Integrated Data l r SJOO CoataMesa.~ 1me, pe m. mo. ------~---4 _963-4459 ___ . _____ _ Baolung of Shopping, riRhl al PM.~:Dl8 Formerly Ina. ofc. 3 your fingertips every· Roommate lo 11hare ex· rms. ba & kll. $325. mo LOWEST day! Da l l y Pilot pt:nsea sz 25 +. 713 567 W. 19t.h.S CM. Call Lost. Blk female Scotliah Terrier. v1c. Go&denwest &Slater. 842·3143. C~ER CLUB fllinp. Prepare and file g,' leaal doc uments ond tt't SodGI coordinate w 1th c-or· TW.H Pref with cx~rl e nt"c Cont aC'l Mr. ~11l v a 546 2300 C al1 forn 1a Ft!deral Sa vlnai.. :nou II.arbo r Blvd. Coi.t J M~a. Ca 9262tl Classified Ads. To place Orctud. CdM J Dr. 2 ea . Jackeves546-2277 lllhnttllcrht your od,eall642-567Rand furn dlx w l m o turl' I tTD ' alto lc1. u Cl81>81f1ed Ad· VlM>r responsible prol mun aa<' Or. Cty ~ t • • a. hl'lpyou 38.644·~ Ju11l complclt'd. Open 2adT.D. l.cMMt.. LMt: am. female cream colored Siamese cat; vie: Mesa Verde. 548-0786 areo dc111gn space. In· F'alte1l Terms since 1049 rl1vidual desk to 1000 11q Sattler MtcJ. Co. Found HUAkY type puppy •Phydcat porate HQ 1n New York Edllcaffoncll and oveneu opcrallon1 •Altd fwt! 1n England and ~uropt• For All Mtei. Typing and ahorthand re-TM Perfect qua red and able to speak s-a-• 3176 Gar:ti• Hewpcwi kKh 3169 u u•o•uueuHue•u for tftt 4150 •• ••• ••••• ••••• ••• ••••• 2 Bd. 1 bath OcciUl vh:w. ••••••••••••••••••• •••• fl Confe r e n ce rm . 64~2171 545-0611 near Kaiser Sch.C.M k1lchenelle, skyllf(hls. ---------Mer6pm 64& 5961 tecepllonlsts available Retired couple hu money Del\ll(ncd for arrhll~s. lolend. lst&2ndTD's Bar/\ltemativt•! l''rrnc h .G e rman o r •Mt.oet People• Italian Mu11t be 1tblr to •Rclax•lh•vl! fo'un• UI!(" m1ll1llvc. 11nd havl! -------- Low Membcn1hlp 1-·eca minimum 5 yenr'I ex Banlung Equal ()ppor t::mployt•r 1n:u 1x1-: 2 l~K. 2 Ru Xlnt nt:IRhbo rbood . Double garagt:, Coa t1& yearly. 1420 /mo '"' UI SZSO/mo. Agt. 494·1S61, Meu.St.oragc only. lJI oc.•t·im. New rarpet.a 494-7287 646-"382 en14lncer1ng. drafting, Agenl, 1-837·3744 uaptuc art..'I. 549·1480 1.;;.;~;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ... OOMLOH.SAYS 675-3126 eV(tfl -- -----12 br apt. walk to beac-h. ....., 4400 PROMOHTORY PT. ~.mo. Call 498-632t or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..._tri .. a..tal 4500 Upper lc•vt>I 11cp. 6 unit R:M-1612. 4.'IO aq.rt. Mariner's Mlle. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hl(JR. 2 JO<. Z b11, w/fun 2 br 1 b "Wl d l pvt rettroom. Utll. 1xt. 4 . 0 00 11 q . rt . N cw toatlc R11lhoo/oc<'an t-d /·~~k~ 1~0~8~ Ample parttlng. Cpt.s & warehowwapace.HBln· vww. 11000 mo i\11k for ... • h/ h 1 131.. drpll. 544·11678 dutlJ'lal Puk. 894·5351 1....-R.'12·2tHOQr644·4964 .,,.,ac 8 opp ng. "· ' 4tl2·Sl21 uft ~,. Ofc Space avail Mesa Ofc MOO Nu 2720 n. ind. &r ofc. z br a pt, yrly l<'Tplc. 30S & lndwclriil Park, W. 18081 Redondo Cir, •B. 33rd ~t . S37S 12 13 ) s-toAM 1110 17thSt,CM631·5200. Hunt.Ikh&U·2834 767-0512 ; wkndK (714 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ __;. ______ _ 67s-4097 , CPA needs company In 4(J()O sq ft of commertlal -2 Sly 3 bdrm. 21'.1 b•. ~Iii beaut. new om~ bldjl. apace. rear truck entry. Panoramic ocean view, gar,alrcond.nrSo.C8~. s.,epe t.o bay & beach. A/C oUlces, part or SMplyrheM luxury 1 BR. &ec h.l·riae. Plua. S500 Ftral., l&lll Pr(vato ehowera for 1paclou1 new comm'I lttTtUSTDllDS Ad.Its. Yrly lie. 673·M67 + $150. dep. Leue. athlellc executive.. On rark development. Nr 2-d la~ 540-1256 aft. noon. prem1aa parktna. 400 To r e e w a y • b '/ IAYROM'T Ajlialw ... ,_wlllMd 1,400 aq. f\. Pro<esalonal Boin/Magno lia In SC~~~'UM~~S Wow ! /\ really •Pl'<'· orU.fwwlllMcl ltOO prefernd.M2-4Q.3 Weatmlnater.'92·3133 -APT"COMMl!:RCIAL t arul•r. a pacloua 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• NEWPORT BLVD. MIGUIL hd.rm. "den apt .. convt• nu; EXClTlNC &a~ avail. In pt"f!IUglou& (AnUque Row> n11'fttly lould on Lido PALM MISA APTS. LB location. fJOO llQ fl. hie. St.ore & warehouse. ap· MORTGAGE CO Pt"nln.iula. Secure. 3rd MIN\JTESTONPT ~l.LaaBch. prox 2500 •Q. ft. Call lll-7lll Hl·Zll I floor location with a DCll. Do you have otrlce 1par 64&--00SSor642·l.334. ()PIH I VHYDAY ooautlful view I Wood Hach. 1&2 RR IA> share w/real estate Storw 4550 ---------~~;,~f ,~i; · st8rl,c ~~~~0 &p~~ =e~.,;t~:'~~. ~:. .... ~ ............. .. Per month; minimum I t~I Mt.-.a or. 374, D•ll,y Piiot, PO f\ox RY win~r 11t.orage avail. year leaM. 1.5 Hlka East ol Newport lMO. Cotta Me... ca. fo enced. llithltid, very re· '1M400 Rlvd.) 936218 u rolea. H4ol040, ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM11•cr•llh II 00 HAR•OR 9tlm·5pm5*9880 PRIMEWCATION _;,~,.;.__ ....... _' -----OCl.AtftOMT Santa Ana Parkcenter Vacant area avail. for ............. •••••••••• I _,,,.To 1 000 f\ any\hlnt. 1tora1e. park· -~ .. Control A&e cy ot 1t':t~· sit'':" sft.~1d dti'ce bid1., ~n~· ~~~ IN or ? ; renl part or all &,~C.111. A non·p~lt or· pool. l:)tartin& al SJ2S pr Fwy. l ·blk. DUUnctlve or fenced, secure CL Canlullon. Vasectomy, A Oivl11lon or mo. 494-31Jll architecture & frplc1.. area, 90x28; bfh.lnd 17th tubal alertlliaUon. abor· llitrhor lnveiitmt>nt <'o wet ban avail. Ample St .. t•ut C.M. Water tion, It famll( plannlnl(. ~~~~~~~~~Lralbr,pool,nr.ahope. pertUns.Contact:Loulse avall!M8Mt3 646-123l For r ree nfo c all -ad'.lta no peta, Utll pd. Dahl. 659-0'ZAO -.0 per mo. Yearly. Va· \884Monrovlo~-0336 COR,F'ORATEREALTY ._....W..ttd 4600 --------cant Balboa Blvd near 97~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Open Hous e. free d e· II'. St . Lovel)' lower lOOfM 4000 Quietd4'pendable2eyr old monatratlon ol lll'l rdtrn· dupln., 3 111 OR. z BA. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 7()().lOCJ0.2000 Sq fo"t on OCC ttudenl nff<la bach Ina oqulpmnt. Mon ,.v<'. fl1)6c,modtmkllcben + Hoomw/kltchenctle Cout Hw y . N o rth apt.orroomwlthkllcheo Seflt Ult.h .ut WM Tice I a.and r1 . ~ b I k to $00wttk fl up La&uu. 649· llH o r prtv Can pay up to SlSS Rental•. 1105 S. Cout bMcb/bey. ,\Jl. 64'He00 541.9755 548-1187 mo. Mark. Evcee?~·lZ&t Hwy, Lia Och 4~·2412 People who need People That 'a what the DAILY PILOT SERVlCE DIRECTORY is all about! C •LL penence In 11r t'rctanal Southwest Bank. 800 ~ and adminla tra\lve Glcnntyrc. L;.1~una Uch 975.0700 work. S alary $1300 497·177l.req'•NcwArcti. HAVE YOU LOST SOMETHING? First check our "Lost and Found" classtfle.tlon number 5300 to see If som eone has found It (FOUNO ads aro placed 1n the Dally Piiot FREE of chargo). If your Item 1s not hated as being found then dial 642-LOST and let a frlendly ad·viaor ualat you In placing e "Lott" ad. C all Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for next day's paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. 642-5678 DAILY PILOT month. Re p/full or pt ·tltnc• tellers. Ask ror J o11n KO.~ Take thlA ad to nearest Employment D<'vc lop· _Ba_nk_lll_R ____ _ ment O e p 11 rt ment. rttOOflOPHATOR D.O.T. l89 tl7. Ad paid ror by employer bperietteed With addlt1on11I clen cul dut1e11. X Int bt:ncfili. lrvlnc N1111on11l Rank Call J 11ncl. 1133 3700. E.0 .1\:. Air Cadlt10.•1tCJ Jo«eman. GOOd opport. Maximum b .r n1d Jou r neym'-n w/1upervlsory ability Bink.In~ 1 at Apply to: Irvine Unifi~ 1 ~ S<:hool Olalri<'l. ~941 Eveii., Sat. t:xpcr. ph·f Alton Ave. Irv. 17141 Vleaao contact Kathy 558-4900. Equ•I Opport Ambur~y. Callforn1.1 Employer f"oderal. 3333 8natol St. Air NaUon11I Guard C.M. Call ~-Equul lmmed openlnits In F.lrc· 1-0ppot-·rt-E•mliip•loliiy•e•r. __ _ tronlel\. Mcrh1n1c11. Ad· m1nu tr1t1o n . Com• muntcaU0011 or WC'atht'r t'o rcr olin!l. No c•x perlence required. We wW ~ you to lhe be•t Khooll. MealA & board provided + $39'7,AC) ~r month to atart. Call C.Ufomla Air NaUonal Ouard 17141 9'1'9·1383 or m. UM3 for lnforma Uon • Beauty HAIR CUTI'EH Takt> over 80me follow Ina. /\111l will tear h S aaaoon methorl M•nlcurlat. Call 2111t Ctnlury Hair. 842-53111 Beauty ()petal.or. in CdM Booth rental. Money maker. xlnt ~· Call 67~!!003 ('Vff. ' MOW IS THI TIMI Bollt bul Ider: cuatA>m boat for Job Mtlters to check yard netds experienced tbe Dally Pilot llelp cafl)Cnleni. l11minators at Wanted claNlflcatlon. U mcch11nt c1. p.Squared I.be job you want 11 not Doata S4t 2873 U... you mlaht e<>n.1lder 1..:;;..;.;;;;...;------ offt1r1n1 your aervlct'I Uav• yO\I read today'• wltb an ad In the Job Clualf1ed Ada f If not. WIU'Ud c1&esory. Phone YoU'te D'l1111lnt1 the ~11t Mi-1811 baraalna ln toWn ! • ·--., . ...,. . ... • . -. .. ..... ... . . ,.. . .. • • • . ' .... . . . ~ . ,,. ..... ,I '·• Fnday. September 15, 1978 DAILY PILOT 0 7 • ; ' • '. I .i ) " ..... , .... , . ' : ~ , T ~ : • • ' , ..... I I ~ I ) , ..... " ..... I ) ; . ~ t ~ ___ .. __ . ~ , Acc1 1:twt c.,.attt Controctor GGrdl.... ~ 'HiamKltm"ng ~-. r~raperiftCJ lloof'Mc) ..................................................................... ·······••·•···········• ··•··••··•········•·••· •.•.•••......•.....•.•....•...................••.•.•.••....••.••••.••.•••••....•.••.•.•••... Ac coun t In 1 1 n k II. Pt < a rpe n l r I 1111 • h & AtJd1ll1111A 11 mJ I , ,. & 1-'.xf)t•r il.<I rdt'1wr Frri· Ci•'fl"I llandyms n Pain I Hot.&~'Cleanlnl( help. F.x Prof 1crv1c•· with l\ll111S FIM t:xtcr P amllnit by REPAIR & R EROO f-' All M'nl('(', COl\Jiltuctluu • • r11u11h I 111nm ~ • •·• <'om m t r t' l 1 , t.. 1..,l, drun UIJll ltt•uoo Int(. c-urJ)t'nlry. roofan11. per o( w11l tra1n !-\a ll & Vun l..meis c~b nu mor~· H St St I . 1 T I Y p 1• i. "h 1 n II I"" ~•'ran.~~ J1ibt1 ~I HOIS2 u1 \\11\11.-O"llln" & r•lun l.11 llt•n1 l u t'ervenl t'i mu~onry Any hoult-l'/T <iuur hri1 with or f'ree eat tor loc&la nor · •c n~ ry roc ks hukH rompo t ttr ••a'• c• -~ :W7 lf.l.I '111r11 .M K;.:.10 5'111 18'11 m11111l or n•moclt•lln.: W I 0 tr,, n 'i 1700 t: "ltoru1w. & loni: l11:1l ~ ~24 h~ tTt'4' hit. S41 5000 r ...,.._.. proJ J W11uah. ti31 2233 Garry, 11226. SJ\ MU 962~ movn Slat.A' he 'rl 11015 Int, ext. !'lerv1n a a rea ror 7 M"DA"'t .·t. ••••••••••••••••••••••• IT• ..... , -11nwte' ~ .. Jht• '"" o,....,._kl1111t1 (' d (• ,,.. " 1"' .... JA I ro_ II I -·"JI (i11rC'lll" .or<·ninR o 1.1-~ T-l.C W"1•kl ci r b1 PhS37 ~ yrs Prof qu.il work Rootlnn•·R"'pal""". u• pp 1ant't' .,...n i.in11 11 111ntr.J11111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t ., t 1 I •· •--.., , y "'"' " '" 7'b l"rl n .x uni "·uµ1• "'••••••••••••••••••••••• hi b Reas Dav(' 5868425 l..lr 3$3446 11991 9339 TtUl'<'llARGt $10 1•rur 1111 1•r 11 111111i., my 1111nntcn11nrc 67:1 341 7 • . m on t Y. Y ~..imt' "M ove anyth1n ii . ------------------~\bU'I ~A r_.-oy.i-.. huml', ht'm'I, 11111wr"· CX'CStudt-nl J Ton lruek. person, v11l·anc1cs also anywhere at anytime"' Peterth<.'Pa1nter Re Root f'or l..esll • ~ •t"l7111fJ• :::-.'::': ••• :::? .......•. l'l•· JO -yri. rkp 1':dr111 I~ Pride (i1snlc1111111 Trlllih. trc·e lnm, Ron 119390!M 24hrs7days .540-4844 ttas lh<.'bes trates Ca llAnytJmf' ll:JI ...... 7., M1o11nlt'n8f\Ce. Ch.·a11u1>5 00 5703 I l/E t "··11 lod •••h ...... sin l llH'r •l•uu llM10111. l 11 ... " " tl•ullnl( "'rt.'t' ,.d i ----2 women will l'lean your r~r..,., n · ~x ·.,,.. uy 894·0421 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1, ... , .. ,,,.,,,, 1<111nt111~ Bec:trical 'l'amMo4 l700 ltubb11 h ll uu l1 n11 . home Ex~r11·m·l'm'' • .._·n11e ft46 'fllllJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• f'um1lure mov1111< & trc·<.' refs 839-4752 Molly PETERS P AINTING PfClftO & °"J• TwNnq ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dn1r~11~·f'arlun1 lot ·~ S.ctric G 1nerat Str1'1c.H trtmm!na . 411'1·2697. 24 Expr'd . Reu R ates ........................ Carry 111 &save $$$$. Mo:st •kt'prura ·~11h'11•t1n~ C.,..t w•lc• l..ii•J:.f/l;.tti ti.15 t~H4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• h~ t..dsc~ Free Est. Call Gen<' Plano tuninl( & repair 2.'I t•olor re"a sr S22 50 • •I 1r Nh l'~ :,&-. ....................... llANDVMAN l'arpt.•ntry, Sl,U(lt'nL'l lfauhn~•urul(r ••••••••••••••••••••••• $520458 yn.exp Mui1tcr'dde11 in parts Fl'e<-es t. 11167 11 A.\phalt MO ~71 1· I ,.1.n ·rr11t '11\N P11n<tl l'll't·tnrnl. plumbtng & cl"'"'·UP etc. N work l..M S llcJtn, Sml or mus1t· S24 • 15 ct:ntli lhl~ Cullronics 840-2620 <tfl" I ' t lllllll~ 111 )iHU rt"ht I tllll t n 0-K47 .,,..., 'A""""" " ... ' Pa!ntJnJ( Exlrtlnlt ... :x hum .. <rr 11ln1 ,. uf hu~1 ,. r l "I' ,... " ,. " •• '""' •.,..., ....,.v ~7 S I! e d e d I, II w n s ~·d. honnst, ncal, rt'u• mooo.Jy 661-1433 lur.:1•11r11111.ill1uli S prinklcn.1. Planting '" " ~yow set seem to t>t• ••••••••••••••••••••••• n•·' tn \ uM Sr·hr adt-r Lu·t·n~..-rl h1J us~~· Prut <·nr WttJ(tnte _..,Ct! Com m"'rclal •· Re~uden· Xlnt refs 67!> 7633 r'd 9&1 1045 Dave "-hr/Repair an n<.'t'<J or rostJy or frt• CJlAR'SSJ.'X'ftt:TEIU\I 11n loam n1r-lti.l'I t'11'1• '111kup & dd1vt:ry "" "' SER\ Jl't: • T' t•t:-.1. i-<111 < .111 ~~ orn.1 77•• c111it1 ..__'-loyl•e s.48 7949 ual H.subnic of any type E d Prof pa1ntan~ ~xl & ant ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quent •'l'pa11 "" Don I ·~.., Hrallonabl c r a t es uropeanLao scaper Low rnh·>-Ffrfs f'rt•t• Neatpulc-heit &l~xturei. hli.ITI4!your set 1-.:mal • ).JI> !tlr.:J ~m1••• & ,,,•.1111 rlh1n ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gtott !JGJ1 fS9.W Top work fo'air Prll'e ~I 5J6 47!!0. 5J6 •1383 FRH EST. 193-143 9 1V & ~l('('1.ron1r repair c ol111 t•nl'hli 111 '' "'hi J \'r LOH ... fo.Nt 1-;.<t ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hefi. Mutnt 646 4871_ --199ti Maple. CM 548 6482 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'ph 10 min hll 111 h < l1•.it1 ~· ll\;r7 Stuncl11rd tub enrloi1urc <.:oruitruct1on & te">1denla:il Land&eap1nu Tree trim llow.epamtm~ Int Ex· PATCH PLAST E RING T er-· ---------•I It\ c1irir 111 h1tllll'J ,h._. Woull&l"h..,111 l l11k ~ ll~··.l·lcJf l(l11.1>!>Sl <!5 l'lt·an up & haulrng ming Cl:anup '11 yrs ter t'rct:1'!>t John Bt•t·k J\11 I Y P t'S f't 1·1· .~::::.·:~~••••••••••• fA"Ja y Alarm ''•lr·m ~ rm S7 'Ill rnu• h SIU 'h1 ono .. nwntal 11011 ll•11u1111 Showrr doori., mirrun.od <tw.i 2494 exp f"ree ei.l Noboru. 631 336Jor6'1!>-2lGI estunat.es Call 540-682S Expert shaptn)(. thtnntn~ h •• • hu011• tiur I 11 ~ i;u.r dim 1>1 I u<Jur l'hu11ruf "'"••Kn,. U !JO & ~unlrnlM• dour.. Ht•1>1d HoMt Prodllc:h 531..Sl62or8!n 2tl6<! Custom work. rc11Sooabll' PfwllblllMJ :.lump removal. lnds<'r •l•rm )OU • •n 11ffurJ C"Jll ro·ri.ur I!>>'" "'111 Iµ M1•u • ~. OIUl7 •tl.1 ~' rt•pl.H•cm~nls ••••••••••••••••••••••• pracei.. free t't>llmales. ••••••••••••••••••••••• crcation.,675 2821 1ru. .. ·or lnlurmat1un ,.,11 I~• "'•lfl. m\ rU lt1·1~ t'u.'>lum mirror mi.tallu /\MWA Y C t M&M LandJicapmg.lrng. Bruno.770.7043 P ERRY'S J>t.UMBI"'(', ~I 01111 GardHtii I.Ion~ C'1111f Show~r Door . osm e ics. roto. sod, seed lawns " WiftdowC~ •96-3082 llMJ •.u. .,.,,.,...., Nutnllon. lfousewares. P lanti ng. Ins r e fs '-'XCELJ EN'f p INT Complclc plumb1nJt ..__.., ----------i1".1rr..i c t.•11111111• S1eam & ••••••••••••••••••••••• "' .. urror ~ .;.,,5 llome Care & Comm'I ,,.,1........... ' c..ING R • • bl A i.crv1ees Oram & i.cw1:r ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---.h,,001,.,., ~1r' & ...,10 < 1 .... 11 up1,, ll.1ul1n~. Gf'OdMcJ 642·5652 "" ._,,, eosonu l' rntes. c It· an 1n1¢ F 1 ,. ,. Window Cleon1111t of ""~ c.,.-... 1111 ... , Uuti·h \1 .. an 1 .• 1nd~1·aµ111~ 1111111,·J ....................... Dig IL Land!l<'tll't' Rt>u:-fr~e.umate ... ~Ul 2"1~ estunales 24 hr H·rVll'E' Lype Real!Onableratei. lt'n.1n1·1· l-M-n 111 'iii 11.w wnic·in.: M2 'l'I07 lluul, .,k1µlu11df'r dunlµ ~ftCJ pn ce:. Prof lundi.ruix· & I' .i 1nI 1 n iz. t· >1 l / 1 n l li73 3181 968-8946 ......•...........•..•. Cal"Ptln~r Pt~ e11l An> s1:u-jobs C•ll Allan 01 c.roctor •\Jo.HY l ... OW 1'111 ( h~* 011 Gar dtn1n~ ~u111L trk, ""rod1nl(. ln-c wrk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• amg. ~ 7070 Rcas-011abl<.' rnl1•s l.11· d --dt•rnolltioru. elc S31-12S7 Want a REALLY CL EAN contractor 91;;i~ /\ny plumbing, wa tl'r Ted.<: Window Care Prof GH01rlu.~:_ <;e'5~1.164~~~11<23ham Malollf'/ ~c.~rva. lmca1~.s.tb1a1ethrmR ~~.l:_I. :;:::~e~!e~~7~Relt~ Tony,646~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• <i1·or1w 54!1 :W I!'> OlJT(;ll t"l\RPENTt:ltS Room 11dt.lluon~. h< 'ti & bonded Ci.111960 ~I R J llulfmun & Son Hemodel & addJL1on.-. 64~·4&14 or 548·4541 Lu:enst't-11ardl·rwr. free lo sell" (;lasslHed ads do 1.· :-l 1 m .1 l 1•. r a I I 11 wt'll -Call NOW. "'"" • " " •••••••••••••• •••• ••• •• Need your bdrm. ktchn or ~ · 'u" Brickwork Small Jobs bathroom patnte<.1 ·1 S1wr. 1132 346!1 Mit kl' your i.ho pp1n1 Walls, ceihnl{s. nooni & windows cleaned. 646-6145 C!l312:l'J 30ti() um only 042.~)78. Newport. Co!!ta Mei.a & in :.ml p 11 1n t Jobs . &-ll lhmg:.,fast w1thDatly eas1er byusmRthe Da1l) lrvme.675-3175eves. 492·1073 l~lotlNantAd5 PllotClcwafLedAds r -__.. ..;..__ _____ _ 1 - Http WGllttd 71 00 Http Wanted 7100 H.lp Want~ 7100 Help Wanted 7100 Hetp Wanted 7100 Http Wanted 7100 Hefp Wanted 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Boat l>et&llt'r. res pm1:-1 bll'. work C'On'ICIC•U .. pt'nlOn, U111r1l.'tl Y:.ad11~. NB. 2001 W u1<1:.t llw) l\~l~n.on UOAT M ECllJ\NIC \.as & d 1t•sel y11t ht i.l'rvl('C. elret . pump.. & sys Must h:.ivt> actual JOb exp, wt rfrnt }ard Hlar k 1c ·!> Ltoatyard fr13-al34. Couutt·r $lirl l ull/lime Dnvers nt>edcd for parts B.ECTROMICS HOSTESSES ~ CLERKS HlthSt C M.~ 4243 Ask tor Tom lmmed openings & op· needs c:ush1ers. off1r1: :1 KUbt~ri. Cl1>uni·r~. 1R6 t: sl(lre CM area. 548·3443. TECHMICIAM l<'hadod ·s an fo'ullerton ·Cl --DRIVERS porturut1es In an estub. help. & learn to bartend. -~. UTOTEM C~/SalH co ln t he Oran ge Co W(.' tra111 $4 00 hr. days t ~ t' /\ltruct. yn11 ~1rl, 1"/T or Srhool tsus L1c'd o r w all airport area. AppllcanL-i S3 oo per hour na.i:ht:s ..:. Opl•ninit~ Nnw l\v;uluhle J•iT . A~ly 111 vcr:wn truan 4 llr $luar S4 04 lo t.o troubleshoot. repair & Students f ull or part . _,.. ~ lur rull or P• ume rlcrks !-> e e r ti r· 1 ' ' • 'll a rt I:: 0 E · c; a 11 test electromc s ytems ume. o k <:all 642 1225. .-..t""' on :Ind & 3rd shift,; No ltoth,<'h1lcls. 2407 I:: ~12 Recent analog & d1J'1tal 7520055 1·x~1cr nec·es:.a1 y 'Wf' C.:Oa;,tllwy,Cdm •DRIVER • exper r('Q 'd. lnlerv1cw ----------• train Advoncenwnl op , ..... _ Ex d 1 __ .. ( by apptonJy 557-9051 ask HOTR MIGHT pon unatac.:. lo thni.i'. who '2Pi1~~~uners lfrcc·way) ~p~ :;.~~~I( 7o1~~/'~ ...:.f.:..CM"_B;.._us_c_h_. ____ ~-1 AUDITOR Jrvtne Pe;:;.QnnCi Agency 488 I:: 17th Costa Mei.u Su1te224 642·1470 ~~~ Machine Shop HELP! OUR EMPLOYMENT OfftCEWIU IE OPEN SATURDAY SEPT. 16 HelpW..ted 710C • •••••••••••••••••••••• Lile assembly work. mal• or lemale Arrow Mf~ Co 1365 Loj?an Ave. CM 54.s.4971! l.Jve·m nurse aide needl'I for lovely L<JJ( Bch hom1 Sunteve thru Fr1 1~v·· $3i' 00 per ddY Clll fo app I li pJ O h l Ht'althc a r t-St'n H 't'' E 0 E ;52.0992 Bookke<!panR at M'rVICP 11lallon. 5 days. morn ln~ic Jo'amlhar w/!lln111ll· math. neat hnnciwntm~ Apply to Huth or 1>1ck. 29.Xl Newµort Bl vet (' M <tu.1hfy I-or info1111.1l111n for purc<'I d c llY <'rt Neal appear. Good dnv fUllrespofllllbilaly, book· .i:o tu our nt•:irei.l markl't s ervice for IOC'td <'or ang rec Over 18. (;o F\JIJ/Part lime. sales & keeping experience re· ----------c Ex c e 11 e n l J ob o P LOAN ftttOClSSOR t)I ronl&C't the r>N~onncl po rale hcadquurll'l 'i vehicles. $2.85 per hr + maint for plants. N B qw red. s ta rtanr< salary JACX OR JILL port.urut1es are .i va1lable wtlh secretanal :1IUllf> fo offic-i· Jt t:all Mrs Hilt:t<r. 661 l:.!11 anrentives. Call E n c. area . 67S.5657 S 8 S 0 + c o m Pa n Y OF ALL TRADES al McDonnell Douglas 111 Mort(!age. Brotter l.oa1 124421.ampsnn St Ml F E 0 E fl.10-8700 F\J ll llme office personnel benefits Hours 1 lpm Will Train. But Huntington Beach for Co Loan bckgmd prel \.11r1l1·11 Cron· !'>37-4MO ' · ------------7am Xlnt opportunity. s killed men a nd women Nr Fa ~h•on ha l'h i.·h Io I:. I needed nr O.C. Airport 1 ._.~ d Experienre Welcome ""iua ppor mp oycr Cw.LI ~ta ant rull tlllli'. ex S56-299'l rvine area '""°" com· SOLDE RING It you have recent ex 644-8824 Bookkeeper.fullt1mrfor _________ Pt•r rcqu1n·d Snlary DRIVERS pleteresume &workh1s WOODPRt-;f-'INISll pcnenre many or thel---------• t:x1·lu.•11vP Jl'WC'lry strir<' 5.150 t•1 $4 uo hr <.:11111 Men or women 25 yrs or Full time person for the tory to. Manne Cup1tal HEAT STAMP follow11111 f1clt.1:1 or l"X at S.Coa~t Pl;uo ('Clll Cl.ERIC TYPIST rn1·mmralc w1 1h cXJlt·r nlder. Know the ('oast care of condo m iniu m rnc . Suite 125. 262G So UTE·ASSEM BLY peruse and dei.tre an 1m 1---------• Mr dcCorr1Qva. ~O.Kllll f'/T work ul b~autitul /\µµly ~un Sud Cltih <'Illes. Net $180 a Wt'ek or recreation centers. Some Pullman. Santa Ana MACHI NING provem enl an wor kani;t MAClll NIST Grow•n 1 ----1 f 1. i t17!ii f,·,1,..10 Way 1-;1 more . Orange Coast clean-up & m inor main· 927~. "'·ll Com"any n-·ncf'ats cond1t1ons. benefits. and Ml.'<ilC'al device tab ha1>: IOOKKEEl'ER l'Ollll)el( llll£, llll'<~(·r ')'( 51!1'0fWI i 0 c r u .. °" rates rp S(!(!U now • 1mmedopemngs tor 111g µh <int•i,. ~ood .1dvan -"'-1-'-------1 Yellow Cab. 17300 Ml. lenance repa r . r ty Hous<'cleaners. Tues·frl. ln C-Ollla Mcsa.645·3.121 ° ay. · 11 Ouo.tandin~ 11pportu111ly ller r m a nn. F ountain urea. St.art $600 m n or up ·---------t EXPHIMEHTAL r d l't'fnt•nt '"~1b1htll's J Yr.1----------1 K 3PM . A111>ly T ues·Fr1 MACHINE H or <'XPf'r1 cnrc con ,... V"llry. ~o of S lal(•r D.O.E. Call 752·2573 MAC IHISTS I om re ex per Plc11~11nt. C..Stodian/Laborfl' " 11·2 al Jamcc's HaR11edy · H k .. 1rul'l1on/ r('ll es tate/ h etwn ew h opc & Jarutor· ouse eeper. Ap --ER•TORS Ca ndidates mui.t hav• development lull cl\iJrllt-well lolronm1-d , abiUty to fo'u ll t ime & l'/t 1ml' Euchd) Gardener &t Lundscaper, Ann's. 1770 110 Orunge ply 7AM·3PM, Mon/ _..... A !>+ yrs re lated exper hook.ket'per in Newrvirt commun1calc. g uod Janitoria l m111nt work ·---------i exper, pl·llme. S5 hr. Nd _A_v_e_._C_M_. ______ Thurs. Beverly Manor ,~ 1.K:11ef1b 11 l 1 1 l t l C 11 work 1rom blue pn nL< Reach. Lil(' T yplnll 11v11 Ii iw comp exes. ra ns po r a io n . a !louse cleaner $4.00 hr Con valescent Hos pital •r.nl..l.atfM verbal instruction or In h elp ful. Send res um" Call or apply in per:;on C11ll or apply in l>l'rson DRIVER Leonard. 496·3576. Mu.al do everythlng. 340 Victoria Ave. CM. i;o,:,.r-;, ARWrfcan with for m al sketcher.. Mu~: w ith sala ry r equire THEIRYIMECO THEIRVIMECO 549·24 l0 00-03!7 havefabn catedoewtoot ments to J Krf'mbas, 1071Camelbar k 1071Cumelhuck GeneralOHice froc« ing&repair e xisl 'tt tool Su1te l35,1400Quat1St . Newport8c1tch 644~700 NcwportBeach 6446794> WANTED P/T 3DaysaWHlc Hou!'lec lean e r s. own JANITORIAL •Grinder mg onproduction. Nt'wporl Hcaeh. Calif .l<;qua l ()pport Employer Equul Oppon 1-;mployt'r Tues-Thurs . 'PypinR tram1. full or part·lime. Positions Avail CnahModet 110 We otfer xlnt Co benefln !0l6() ----------SUNDAY ONLY ~eemp111: gk.noawclcte<!.~creo~ top$ 673·1266. 646·4871 PIT Night Work. Pay, •J""" Ion t"ti'I.: profit shann~ C ktail W u_ """"" ~ well Mission VtcJO/ "JI A 1 or b IUSIOYS oc OrTT~H Dehverymr·n fo r early To de li v e r D A I L Y ce1vable experience llousecleaneri.. $4 hr l rv/CM/Npt area!'I Call #lMoore& PPY '" person 1 Over 18 apply in JX'l ..,on 3 to 5 pm Anc•11•nl M1m ner. 2607 W t:Oll!>l llwy. N B. w .. 0201 Schoof AM m•wJJbpaix·r 1n <.: M PILOT bundles lo cur· he lpfu! 557.0933 PI T . c• r necesu ry 9am-IOpm 979.3652 ~3 Sir phone between 1 30·4 30 f:am up 10 S:11lCJ per wk Perm pit Mu!'ll have d(' nt•rs 111 Lal(una fleach Gingham Girl 645-5123 •MililMJ Moc... Ctndy Oowlmit E 0 E. Low twllon Plncemenl pendablc car & hf' rcha art:a. Hcqu1 rci. vun or GEHHAL HELPER JANITOR Vertkal & Horizontal SHIUY LAI INC a5..\lSt 75111194 SJOO.S350mo r..10 Slli\4 l&rJte lllat1on wagon and ll{pt Bch Arc h lcl ural l~eeper, LVN. com· J7600 G1llette ---------- --a Rood dnvlng record fir m seeks gen'l helper pal\IOO tor alert elderly Routine custodial tasks. •T.,.... Lathe Irvine, CA 92714 COl.L,.~\.Jo: Girl tu hvl' 1n OEl.IVERY-f'IT, AM or Cull: w/own traruip. 7 .JO.I oo wo man . L ag un a. full·Ume. fnnges. Eng Jo11e 1 & Lafftpso~,~~~~C~a~ll~~~~~~~ BUSIOY l mm1•d opt'n1n.i for busboy pr>i.1t1on. n•leit .. :.Xper pref d Apply daa· ly, ut llam. M1 C11sa . 296 J:: 17th St .C M :~p11~r.01~'1,t ;/~ ~1~ ;~f~r h~;" a:,:~1at"r~~~ 6!;4.!,!I ~~~h r u 1-'r 1. ca11 _494_-<4858 ___ . ______ ~!~~~.gLi:w'iFc~ ...!b~'. #3&#5 1 Newport Must l)c• horl"lt' Valld ('/\ dnver's lat· 11 HOUSEICHPIMG 2148Nwpt8lvd.C M. from 2vrn to 8pm (•ver. ''" mu."'t S.'ihr +-ga'i <;all Don Wllliatm G E N E It A L & eot11p•OMhlc.:;1---------llf TOOLING st·hool day!'I Mu<il h uvt· Mlrhclf· ti-15 K!\51 Eq ual Opport unity WAREHOUSE si,., da>' ddlfo lody In HC J anilonal/Mamt •T~ & Cutfw dnvNs he C":..11 tl73 5570 ------Emµloyt!r ___ wk, Larry Moq:an. Anll for r--, board & c_.a.-.-sa......1..-..&.. "'rt-~ r 7 k t Oehv~r & Ul>hlSl . prl time.• (714196424~ L -"' uo~ ~· " ~ llUS on1v1-:1<s ror ("hnr> u l t 1·1111 t~ rduys o r Ill nowcr!lhol) B.ECTROHIC qry~alc or tdary. Hie• MtffftcJ in Perm p lt1me. r!('xtblr •Tool & Cufffto t1an srh11ol We will any arnl·w~ <'r_,_1-__ 5:>6 171<1 TECHHICIAM Corona del Mar . h r.1.at our lrvincCo upt Auef'llblen train l\1)11ly at 11111:15 Cnmpanwn wantl'd lor '·· -( 1 tin cl1J(1lul prw1sure guge G irl Friday. 1ntelllRt'nl ,..._. c.U. 640-0569 complt!xes. •T--•i-R""s•-h Urookhuri-t. f'tn Vly t<ldl'rlylnrly, hve·1n.SIOO l,.ilivc·ry man or cary mf11 nrls u self starllnl! person needed for NH Call orapplyinpcrson ......... ..,, "" -~ Call00.1 7831. mo.~·3MiZ.556·5851 I.I\ lam<''> tH•m <' II(• clt•c·troni c· tech w/J(ood Jo'ina ncial C tr office , ~-·-----THEIRVIMECO. GeMralMachini1h _ _ _ __ -l1n·ry. 1-:1·on/ l'hr r1• c lb k T--•&OI M ..... ,_,. 1 1 1 21 met•h skl ll s M111 2 yr11. some t r avel, !lalary l lOUSEKE F~.P .. '.R want<''" 1(171 ame ac • .....,. e .. .,... t:A R l'ET SI\ LESM /\N C-.t 0 t quir~" Ac 11 ts on Y '' "' .... .,....tt pero or h d N 11 t l'XP xlnl l(round floor op. _open 644·440.1 Ms Rerl(_ lO li"e an. 2 pre s.·c·hool Newport Beach 644·6796 •JICJ. & r.srlure f:x""r for Sho res In l. I O (" 1 is " ay o ('0 1'1' anit c • .,.,. I Op rt E~ 1 n I u '"r I o r B C u r II •• t CIHJ In)( ran.:c 11 y $:fl5 W I 1111 ;1n•a (;.111 Ol:!li portu 11 I l y ;o m pa n y Girl Fr1duy, self ·sta rter. 1•haldren. 536 2403 II rt ""lua po mp oy<.'r lullden W• h 26,0 'J\ ,', 1 i-1·rv11·1· hureuu ha~ upe11 - ----ll<'nl'f1ll> 111durl111R pro r1t x 1 n t l y P 1 8 l . R 0 0 d 3PM T-_. D I iire ouse. a v 1 1111< ror I ·Z yrs <.'Xp,·r DELIV~ .. 'HY ~Lrnnn" t'all for uppt • .....,. "CJl'ft'' ti42 2255 " te lephone person11llty. 1 KEYPUNCH · __ 11µt•rut11r w /wnrk1nJ( DRIVER 1714 )1~9-i-5351 Non-s moker. s150 wk House ke eper· Ive out koowlrdi:i-of l>OS1V~or ----Call f Ba l boa Point a r c•u Su per visor oper a tor \;ash1cri. Temporary hl'lp llt!edcd for about I 0 day" $329pr11r full & 1'1T In 11u1rl' al 833 fl227 11r l«i-6228 No expcm·nrl'0"''111" uvail l'Jectn rnl l'l>tunator Tup start. or antervdiew. Refer ences ple&s l·. Growtnf{ Newport. lie;id1 Jto:CL t RM 370/14K VuhdC/\h1·w111ooddnv 1>uy&bcnd1ti; S20.000 + 556 ·698 1. W in o w 67!'>-5611 rompany dcsln.-s an an w t•ommunac:utwn'< Xlnt in.: ri•c Submit :aµrl Mul'it ht· experienced 111 Designs, J l9S-D Airpon dJvidual with 2 ycurs t'll ra1·1hly&fnnne l>l·n1·f1to; Moni Fr l K 30 ~. 179;11 t•nmm"I & 1ndus tr1 11l Loop Dr .CM. -HOUSEKEEPER pen ence. t::xrdlt:nl op fut: S a l. 3 30pm SkypJrk Cir. St t• IL Co:>tllllfllLng & sales Cull GllU.FtUDAYSIOOO 4 hrs l>('r clay 1s7s per porlun1 t y & rrln )!t' midni1thl i-; o i:: 1 nte ..!._rvml'_. t_'A _ _!': 0 .,_; _M_1_1-· 7t4/S51i :u:u nr aµply an XI 1 l 11 th wk 1 or ~ hrs ""'r cl.iy bcnef1L<1 (;all Denn for J I) l .,.,.,3 rw·ri1on "t South ''ousl 11 oppor u n Y WI .-~ a n 1nt"'rv1uw 17 141 Rflllt' '-' J , ...... DELIVERY ,.. u '-N.B. (1 rm for out~om~ 1$9375 per wk >. Mon " ~ Fn 1rv1t•w ltd • (" M ... lectnr 3001 Redhill R•rl who as familia r wt all thr u 1-'rl Housework . 752 2252 ~· fiOflO ('IT, 5 9 Mufll .. 'n Must J\vc>. U.pla11ade 5. rm I d h •· COOK 1-\111 or pltirne Xlnt pay. Mt'!IO Verde <.:onv llo:-.p 661 Cent e r St.. CM 548-5.'il!S COOK/RELIEF Conval lfoi;p t•xix:r prt'f c:ood puy/b<•n( UtJyVlf'W Conv llosµ. 20f>S Thurin. C.M ....... CM secretan al & gen ·1 office sun . s nppang .., 1•r Lab T-'-.....__,tt h ,1v1· n w n t r u 11 :1 11 ,,,. d ( b -•"'"'""f" ~II IJK.t2 functions Musl be llclf ran s or u:1y pro Well lramcd tech n1.•eded ------ELECTRICIAN motivated, intellagrnt. fesaaonal Must have own for El Toro lab Mon thru T /R t h f l ~rural" typ tran!C & rl'f~ 64(>.rofJO DE.H AL ecep • ... orcnwn Good opport, ave as a-. " · l-'r1 Cull 770 3897 or <;ood opporl for iO mu x 1 m um b 1.• n c r . ing skills. strong or llousekeepc r wanlt'd 492.7520 I 1·1l11t1•nt neall vc J>t.'rM>n J o u r n c y m a n flllnnallonal skills & lh<.' Refined lsdy lo hve an lor rcccpllon1st m d1•nlal w/supervl11or y ublllty itbility lO work indeprn Pr iv r oom/hu S ml Laguna Bcnrh i.pct·Hllty nfhr1·. Sal an Apply lo Irvine Unifi(!(! dently · Xlnt company i.aJrary B44 MIO MOTOR ROUTE ,·o m m<'n1>11r;itp w llll School Uistrict. <W4 1 benefitll,Mon-Fri.S 30·5 Daily 1•1101 route 111 Plea se 1:a ll f;lcanor. 2 ability & l'l<Pl'f P h Alton J\vc. Irvine 1714 ) llouseke1•pt•r. live an , Laguna lk'arh & South 5'111 56.16, l2 to I pm only ~~ 4000 Equal Opport 752·7591. ('h1ldrcn t7 fl/ tll l>rivc Luuna /\(tcrnnon!'I _l'_:m-'-pl_Q_yr_r ______ Girl Friday l 3 years ex Sulury/rml hrd , Sandi Monday th roul(h Fl'l<luy INSPECTORS •Machine Parh •TooliflCJ •Recef•lncJ Retail •MK.hanical Au~ty •&Ktl'Oftic A1Hmbfy TECHNICIANS •&ctrical IEledl"Oftlc Callbnrttoft •Matwf .. s & Procff..Compot ites •&ctronwchanlc9' Test CHICJh Yac..uml Techftoloqy •Space 5',,.,.otl0n THt MACHIHI SHOf' Tnwiee for MS precision i:r 1nd1n s: Xlnl l'O benefits & r ap id ;,dvon ('('ment for nght person Let u." hear from you to t.lay l'H-ltronu.· Corp. 92'J Oeker St. Costa Mesa 54!>-0400 Muid. full or PIT F.xper preferred. 642 3030 Ma ids NeC'cl t•d T rd h Motel S3.25 an ttour P/11me 494.2494 ~AID WANTED Balboa Inn SJ hour l<l:'> Mam St 675-lr.40 Maid w:inted . Se;,rlatf !'t1otcl 16'>1 So C:.t ti'N)', l.aa.tW1a Bu ch 494·4892 M a rl t'l l"rk / wart-houseman Full 11m(' Good be nC'f1t:- Publls hin1t Co 111 NB ,1 r1· 11 A ~ e 11 I 8 2 •I &46-44S5 MAILROOM INSERTER Part t im e No f'X pt>n cncc Will 1 rain at work f1ex1ble hour" To work 10 M 1s11lon Viejo. Calif Uc, 6 yr.\ cxpcr an all phases of laboratory procedure, call 640 OMO alik for Margar('l. COOKS Dental Anlstant perience . Lite typan~ 752·7003· plu.., Saturday 11nd Sun F.xper wanted. call urtl'r hK Secr9t-Mu~t 111.,,. workinn with duy mornanu~ $4~i0 pt•r· c~ 1u ""''"' -1 d " ..,.,. ,.. liOUliCkt>CP<•r-1. j)l 11 mt•, " ,,,.·pt 4 . .,..4 . .,.,...,, Small co has Im m e """Pl". ~-d resu1ne lfl A • 1 month 0 ross prom. S50 STRUCTURES f f)( anrormat1on r111 1 642·4321 ~xt 338. Ctuldcare worke" n(.'('CJrd F.xper 11aute & broiler. Arches H~tnurnnl, 3.'l.14 Pac Cst H wy, NB 645-7077 for <..'hrlstlan school. Ap --------- ply 16835 Brookhu r~t. COOKS HQ.PER t-V. P/time Sat/Sun attn. ~-5585 C"lll LU l:ARE. for 2 ---------- srhool children. prefer Coob. flehef. 4 day wk, retired lady, 12 14 d11ys Bayview Conv Hosp . Some ovemlithta. l,1vc 20M Thunn, C.M F..O f·; ln/out &4-0 1600 642 J:i()5 --------- 'd ~v " ~" uyv1cw < onv11 l'hre nl "" I Of' M openinf( for un exper • X)Ot Redhill. SUite 204 r · M Ulsh rlc-pos1l req111 rt•1 t Oenta •Cf' ana~wr. qualified self slurling d1n c M llosi>' 20fl.'I ' hun n. <.: Coll "42·4321 ask tor Loizuna Beach l::xPl)r profess secy near oc ~ g 1. '06ta CSU .. :.O.E. 642 351>:; C1rculallon Leave your hrsallp~~s1~1830de,~l\lry.Xlnl Airport. f1ex1blc hrs. ---------Housekeep{'r, llH In, Name. /\ddresll. Phone __ •. _ ..... ___ ·vv_•4 ____ , Xlnl sal & bcnef1l11 17141 Gir l Friday. P/T. Fri. N u home. pvt rm & Number a nd Mak<.' or Desk clerk/hotel. apply 1n _1i40-_2000 __ .______ weeke nds & ho hdey11 tmlh, Engb!'lh !'lpeokana . Car Good for student or ~rson, 7 AM to 3 PM.: .... x""utlv"' secret"""' wllh Good phone personality ref's req'd. 541:1-4287 reurcd person d h f lSSS S " ""' " -" SJ.SO hr. 7141770-2689 .uy/evc s 1 l • bkk p g. ex p er. N R ---------ti Ou s E W I V ES Landscape Super visor. Coa't llwy, Lal(una Salary open . 673·2662 Govem~s for 3 boys tn STUDENTS mm 3 yrs exper, must be Oial A Hide _a_n.;.y_tJ_m_c_· ------• COM home F\Jlly furn W e h t1 v c• J o b s abl~ to super. & inst Orh~ Expen enrcd salesperson apt. wlll provide RIB + wc<!kDAYS. <:all P('nny i.prinklers. do plantings. Opernte modern f'qwp· nct."<led So Coast Plazu, salary 640·6389 at Pup n Ta ro. C M also Hed or sod la wns , ........ c· ar". COM . I child, <:ook.s wontl'41, ull :1h1fti1 m'-'nt & cloor to door me n 's & w u m e n ·s HAIRCUTTERS. lmmed 6'6·5841 bet :IPM Mwil be willlna to work u wu ' A l ~o open1nu for " ( d I F. h a rd. 675 ·7633 Cal l nwals lite h!lkppg. uve· · " tr:1n.~p. \..all n vcri1 1<' fo.,tuon & sportweor ,x open in Rs tor lac cos· 1 .... STRUCTOR anytime. in or l;/T 67S.7~ ma~('m(•nl truant'<' re<1'd No prior t•xpt•r celle nl opportunity for metologists. w/ynl( new " -. W/I( future W/youoa II{'(' Good dnvlnr< rec 0 growth. Salary ncxlblc co. No oss1stant11 pro· St. Mary·-. CQll •((c l!I 1-..as.cretory (..'l'llldcore 11IUcr needed ~rowtnit compnny Apply mu.'lt No ~nduy wurk Plcui1e e<>ntact Man o or f(rt1m. full ume, :itartlnit sedunl( 1n11tructors for -,,- for 2 g1rlA. 7 & 8. COM, 111 ~·rllOO. Mo llorkcr·.,, Orange Co1ut Yellow Carv('r. 540-81211 ~aJary $120/wk + tJps & olf campu11 0/\ Pro'!r11m Airport area ND. 1-:xcell. 2. 6 l' M , M y h o m e 212 Jo:. 17th St • C M C1.1 h t 7300 Mt lh:r ..... il'fi c II r In h••11lth 1dmlnl11lr&tlon. typlnll & s hrthnd skillt1 ,,.,.. """'" 646-4303_______ . • VI . . Foct-H_._ .,.,nl' llJJ, a or appl, M"•l have MA Or better Ab1llty to la ke rhrg u,.,,_,, rmann. F. y. -· r ..,. 963 77 14 .... ""I 97"' ""82 ----------1 'J'ot> WOKCI & benellts for ---------In related (leld & lld· •"'" aryopen. "v• --------1 COPYMACH.OPER. DISHWASHH shop tr ainees. 1mmed HARDWARE m lnlst r a llvu ~xµe r . LEGAL SECRETARY CL-I( Wiii t rain brig ht In· FUii u mc1pt lime openln11 for right person. CIMMes held locnlly. Cell -d.lv1dual 11\.,nll phases or 0 0 w " r s l r " c l Q.tll 545<°'°3 for Inform<•· Exper'd p ill me r etail 408·282.-8500 Ext 19 f' o r N w pl Cent l'r Purchasing dept. l Yr t'Qpyt.ng b<Jalness. Musl Hesta ura n l . Airport lio n & l n t t'r v l e w . salesclerk. L111una Och Corporal(' •tl~nwy. xlnt g<'Tlrral bualn~•s exper team qulcklr & be self urr.u . Call m oo ngcr Oc ltro nlc Corp .. 929 _497_-4403_______ IHVIHTORY ::,, reqphe~e~~faryle~~t T ype, ust calc ulator. ~..,q.;~;,~~l'O~.mc only. 2·5pm,055·~\4. Ha ker St ,C.M. 545·0403 Horse lovers . Opportuni· S.,pl1M1Mdlnc:o• m e n 11 u r a le w 11 h g ood communicat o r ........ ,.h,,.Cor,ys•op • ty o ( a l i t e timu Permp1t workt&kln11r(' 11r1 1 c 11 work well with pc:ople. "' ~ Dispatcher, eicperl<'n('r .. /CBKKRforCPA .. '!rm Rt•"'utlfu l N"wpo r l r. • qua c11 t on •. 8 4301 ll l"('h •r, r ed 18 A h .. " tall lnvcntA>rlea In Costa Barbara640·7~ aood benefl.,, Newport fk'och r,re err • ngf' + PP· In Newport Beac nr Beach 4 Acre Back Bay Mou. V•nnblt• h r11. 10 --------- Qall or apply In perM>n 751 1050 ~.~G & W Towinf( n lr port. fo'ull ti m e '91 lole deslrC'fl i;croom lo Kf'y l'x~r helpful. but THI llVIHI CO. 7~ 0274 ctm~ for its realatered not rcq d Pnld tr11ininR MOTICI 1CT71Qamelback Oonut shop work 1-:arly 1-'E MALE Pecknj!er ' quarter honses. Room & & travel. Xlnl OPf:Y tor how Dally Piiot CIM11· Newport Beacb 644-67116 More tam1he!'I art' gettinR AM. no exp nee. /\ppl)' Merit ra'iaea· 548•512r1· ::::: t~ .~~rt~g)'~~ l'dv ln Amenr a·, ar1te11t 1f1rd nd11 display th1•ir Equal Opport Employer I.he camplna "bu((" lht• AM. OK Donuts. 145 E 1537 Monrovia Avi•. N n 11 111 11. w A d r •• 1 m Inventory 1cr v1rc For mCl'l'C•(IC'll with lei;cib111ly ye11 r. If you b&v(> a t7thSt.ur21MJJ,..a arview ~ " lnltrvlcw rall <2131 and lmpacPOurndll.we com per tht1l '11 noqwu lnl( CM Ttadt' your old stutr '°" Previous horse care ex· 703-0164 collttt ok art! proud to say. r('ully WANTACl'ION? used. 1cH It now with & n e w -oodlf'll w ith a peraenrf' m a nd a tory . ----------•get re~ulu Phone et•fect Adi "2·56711 Oasslned Ad W•nt Ad I lelp" 842·5678 Classified ad 642 56'18 Call 17141759-0909 Wanl"'Ad Re11ult11 042 ~ifl?ll M2 5678 . .. ASSEMBLERS Maintenance/Handyman. •Two yeon of .-.cent beach ar.-u. Mature. Apt experi...c. cntetnbflrtCJ ~ ttal9ry No children aero1pac• related llcply to Box ttl97. Daily parh. ~ialOft ~~ Pilot, P 0 BoK l~O. lftcJ of hNYy structwal _C011_1_a_M_es_11_!12626 ___ _ ,,.....,.. r .... "4 MAIHTINANCI INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE •MocWM~ M«hcl!Mc1 Ow ~Y"'Wftt Of· flee Is opett Ma11day thro•9h S at•rday ............... .ct. pA w. loolt forwarcl to....,,_. MCDONNELL DOUGLAS SJO I lotto A•• ' .......... leac:h CA. 92647 rosltlon1 In this •d AU HOT affected by .... ~.....-di ... ...... An F.qual Opportunity 1 ~:mploy"r M!CHAHICA It RICTRICIAM Per m openinf( for ar J(rel>l'llV(' mu1n1 merh A & t'lecl ricrnn w •m unut cqUJpment in11ta llat10l'I & repair skills. 2·3 yrs e1< per troubl~hoolmfl con 1rol p 1t n r l i. " D <.: clrcwt.ry Must be will 1n1 to work o vertime• Xlnl benellt11 & worklnl( rondl tncludmll 11 paid hOUdays. co pa id lll'OUP In• p l•n . Ki rk p a y benellta. hl>tr•I vacaUon benctlt11 ett'. Call for appl. or r omfl lo the personnel otc belwn hl'll of U & Jlam or I a. 4pm Mon·,....,.I to romplctc• tafl • pltcauon CALIFOAM 16661 Von KarlNln Jrvtnc M7· 7100 Equal Oppor E mployer People who n<.'ed pt"Ople 8hould •lways check the Service 01renory In the DAJLY PILOT ... ••Ao-••-·· •w .. ~-DAILYPll.OT ~~.~~~-~ ..... !!~~,~~.~~·.·-~ ..... ~!!~ ~.~~::! ..... !!~~ ~~~~ ..... !!~~ HslpW-.ct 7100 W..t.cl 7100 tWpW..t.d 71 00 HelpW•ttd 7100 HelpW•ttd 7100 , ••••.••••..•••...........•.•.......•......•.....•..........•....... ••••·••·•·······••·•··· ···•·········•········· Maw.en~. Ute. day1 Apply In per•on , Nt•PorC DunH, 113l &ck Day Dr. N 8 ~et Man F.llpe.>r 1n Super mkta tall '44.-.0. Getaon. Mkt.11 NU ..... TecWU.. Ct.'fl«'lll malnl ,. alillJ 1n rarp~n1ry , duur h rdw •r..,, plum'b1nc JIAUIUt\I • l'k-<1r I J \t" nun np +-berwf APC)I) l(1 11 \ IJl • l 'niht,-d 5< hUol l>t.t"1rt, 2941 Allon A \.ti. I f\ In~ t 7l4 I ~Stl 4'lOCI t;qu•I Oppot1 t"..mplo)'l'r McdlcaJ Aiwstnnl .. RONTOt' .. 'lCEGllll· f o r La,una 11 11111 \;1tr<l100>j11t Must h11H• billm11 &: 1.n&urancc> '"' P•' Heh rt-11 811 I n•&Oll•blt-110 lb3U C~Monh11 ****************** PROFESSIONAL POSITION POSITION OPPHS: • Salary Medka.t rttrpti<M"1111l i;ll • N~w Car front offu:a wurk t .s • 'omplete 1'rau11ng prr'd c..... 1u11n :'\i Cun11u1 • ln~uruncu Prourum M ~ Coc-hnn IM7 ~IJ " M("({ic-al Offlt Orn I '"" •llllinlC Will train t"ll Of QUAUACATIOMS: • M nnagcmenl Opportunity • rnld Vacation • fl'a~·tory Incentives • Security ~llmr Lill' typ1n11 nah hrlpful Mual bt· ~ lo work "Vt'• or •kndli. )'611 rn 1 • At(e 21 or Over • No Experience Necessary • 111Kh School ";ducution <Min > • De~lrn To Succeed RECEIVING CLERK AT·l'.:ASF. IN ... ASfllON ISLAND NEWPORT llEAClt Ha8 an opening in its receiving de· purtmcnt. 8:30 lo 5:30, Monday thru Friday rl.IASI CAU. 644·5070 W..W.,. M k for Mr Kohuut SALES CLllUC-C~er~ ....... ILUBJME/XHOX 0Pa--6pw ... MC. Dtlvas-ute ... ...,... Above openings F /T. Mln SJ hr Neal uppcarance required MASTll ILUIPRJNT ll4 Atcher, C.M. 540.tl7l SECRETARY Servrcl' Sta Attendant, R tio. • t Help Wcmhd 7100 En~lnecnna. plannmit & e•per'd. f\111 or plltmt• ecep RIS ••••••••••••••••••••••• COl'UIUllmg firm h111o rm Apply. An"C'I Station. 17th MAJNT Appl lw1n11 t ali.t'ft kw i\ M PM \" t"t'Pf'r 4 llr ahll\ SJ )7 hr II H C 'Uy ~<"hi l>l\l 7 ~ Ulh •St H U l'h !\lb~l Med. Offlu Ant. P\IU) ~Pl'' In lronl & bk-fl fur >1fl"1 1ull ~ olflt 1 1n f11•h10 11 l•.lt• l'ull We wall rt.><'rull sevt-ral peoplu for a profcss1onal sales rnrccr Apply in pt:n~on on Thursday, September 14th , I rom !> p m lo 8 p m , l"ridBy, September lS, from 5 p.m. to K J> rn Cull Mrs. Green for on appointment No rnorc tio hum d:ays in med opt!nlnrt for d secy & lrv1nt1. CM this very exc1Un1t front SALES/~ w1iclnt typml( & 111,. Sii -------ttc~.··k spot If you havi• exrolr Dlctaphont-l'XP Ser vice Sta AUe ndonti. "" for automotrvc parts .. ,. f I /\ I I t t 3 • p • t d I •• ....A ofc skills & want 10 10<\ P u pp y or su ''°' , 'mt• u r "H """"' foul! time or p/l1mc t;JC '<'1>Um f' 10 J /\CK <; school. Wrll tram 11har11 start un l'J1('1tin1ot car('t·r. pt•nt•nrl' helpful Start RAUH CO. 11un Pon.on men Apply~ Newport ltWI pos ofreric. JClnl odv 101t :.11lary +comm. for s M Bl d c M Starting sal saoo C:all Lh1· right 1>4.-nion. call for nel 125 &k~0 .,r <.: v ~ta ella. ---------Umt' tW0 $.WI Mudf'li. & ""'' orl~ \4 .. !\,t'U"t~ F\•m .. ll• Top llltiOt') Mu111 luivt• ur ti.'ll :t14ll 540-GOM Cousta l l'rrson appl 170.8673 Y2626. M / f'' t. · ,:, Scrv Sto Help needed 1 m ne l Agency. 'l790 Jl;irwr.I•--------• Srt·retary for NR :.olc1t or· fTI(.~ foull or pit Apply CM --5-.._-LES ___ , f1<'t'wlstron1<1yp1n1<&Sh DOOE C11t llwy.N.8 . ALLJORSFREE: ~ 1i kdl i. tu perform Openings forfulll1ml.' l.'l' sec·n •lanal 1tut1es for SEWlN~ · lndustnal. t'X pr'd s oleswom.an Ellen managers Salary S850 + per Som~· su perv1s1011 Ca rte r . 13 1 t'a s hrun F.O...: F or appt cull experprefd 642354~ RE Sal<.'!! BUSY & NEEDING 1.sland Mall. NB. 750-1770 752·6300. Sewini: in your home. E!t. Uruque llonleb of M\.'la Sales person. perm/fulll---------111 pencnce Call between VcnJc r:. "PIUH&ed into" ume RM Abr11ms l81!J Set·rt!lano:. ~m 962·8789 a rclocut10 11 reforral Newport Blv1I. CM ·TYPISTS SHl"9MG Cl.BK MAIMT-HAMDYMAM APl m111n1 1n bwld111g cl~an up, CM. Ntj an·i. Trurk o r v11n !k('('1'i1<Jr) ... U> 40 h" wk. ~ exp O<'todt-d 642-1603 MOTIL MAIDS 1-\tll • ran ume No ('Xp n« Sa & ,.o bend API> ly lrr pen.on only C011ta Me.a Inn. ~ H .. roor ttlvd, f M 4l AUTO CIHT• Dl.IYI. la'YINI 76~Ull ****************** 11erv1~ th1tt hui; crt!u tcd -, -Relle°n & neat peri1on to u d e mand ror morr• SalcsperM>ni> & SECRETARIES b . •-k sat-people. We an~ uusy .... URSERY wor ' 1P lot • vac rn i; ..... "" ror urmenl mht St u nd n cud h e IP ' ~ x Wel> Cal Nur..enes needi. Do )'Ou need extra money John Kmls. 17(22 Oen an pcrlen cc d u r nl'W salc!!peoµll'. rull & P IT . &enjoy vlu1cly. IA!t lhl· J\v(', Irv. Ca . 92713 Cull saJespeople muy apply Apply 15640 Brookhursl. freedom & flei<abihty of 540-7171 PIT help, Mon Fri. Sul)t!r Allr&c0ve funliquei» or Wt.'$l working tempor1.1ry a b -------Sandwtch, 675 Paularrno f1ce & top qua lity lpt•o --f h SIUPPING ASSIST MUlst'S AIDE PIX/ Answer Sen M ..... "hr'1> h"ILM•r. C"ll or Raleigh 1111111 1-foti prtul. Pa."lh.len-Isle, 40 hr, d~1y MANAGt-.:MENT 11ppll1·11 llUl\l> now ~lnl( JC't'<·pl ,11t Kt·rHurk y Frit.'d Chlt'kcn t:dward~ & J-Al1ngcr. II 1:1 {'onliH I Kt.>n for d1•larl~ 119-1 IJOiJ vuK· ~ '""' v l""I L• l"lh St N u shirt~. ~JCpcr or wl I h1 school 111rl. Mon. & >I" "'· u • u · Tuc..6309 :iorM S3 645 S7<17 EOI'._;___ trai n Co benefits Ave CM 545·4867 i ' ;pie> associates to w ork Salesperson l.P .)VOrk hob signmenls 0 you~ c oicc Weigh hulk v1tumint-. with. Conta<'t Sandy by s tore. Bxperien<'c work f-or you. t:all am prepurn documents & REAi.ESTATE Orlowski or Jim Wood at nc-r 1•ssary Contact ITKQodiatety f . lo;id truck. full·l•mt'. hr No i.mok1n~ Own Nurs rnii E 0 1-: 64_0.:.......11_1_0 __ _ ~~"a.~;:,. n 1..: r a n y 11 n HOUSEWIVES PBX SALESME.-. 546-5000 Michael Stem. 2614 S1.1n ~ ~ O f 1ce • t;o~ sp~ukrng Apply 1'1red of the house bU!ll M11ot!M!I Dr, NR Tuei.·Sut 0 OVe rload 9•11. Mon·fo'ri Lrnwlku '""' ........ A n 11 w l. r r n ..: x t.' r v 1 t· <' Work while your 1·h1lllr1•n oix:ralllr lull & PiT. <;all """"" and would you lik" 640·2641 store, 644·5300 Labs. 2148 Nwpt tJl11d '""'" ' R. E. Sales "Lie Only" home c M to learn how t•asy tht• In THIHklHG 557-0061 -------- vc11tmcnl and t•xchunRt' OF A CARHR 3723 Om·h St. N 11 SHOE SALES PERSON bwilneM 111·• /\nd rnukt' 1.._. REAL ESTATE? SAL!SPEOPLE EQ\lul Oppor !::mployN part trme. f'vcn1n1<1> 11nct MOVIE & TV EXTRAS ure in s"hool Nurst'' M11rrai.e1:>ml'nt N L· • I' 1 /\11te ns11 111t a nt II r s Jf.3S 356~·i _____ _ l.L •• ()f'l,L•f•L'US().~1 r. "A () .. ) u y 8 •30-l ·."O ""J>l y . BX l1 'r&1 11 ,. "' "'" ,, II o 1. 1. y w o o IJ " , ... ,. P Oµt'rutor11, / u 1-;,..t•t' luokrng for p l ''" CA .... TING l)IJ< ECTOltS fo1agi,hip Conv llO!!fl, 4tw: umc W11l 1r:im '411' 10 whuh"'lale i.ur1ply Guarant.t.-etl ret1ults. uvc:r fl 11gs h1 p Rd . N H ____ 646_~HOOO ____ , big comm111111un11 while ~ Rl·lurl Stort: Sundayi1 P aul A llu n leamlng CUp to 100'4 I Free lra1n1niie If you You'll lov1: wlhnl{ our -------Shool!7~·6468 Call Curtis Investments. qu&llCy f b I r h • W -----------------~--c _.. (7 I 4 '991-0660 u u oui. u!I ions <' 962 2456. u11k ror Vince -' -have 1mmed l'1T OP<:n SECRETARIES S UOPTRi\INEJ:: C'ull Mr. llall ti4Z lf>.'14 ~.UOO jobs filled this year &t2 8044· ----PLANT Sup<•r1ntcmdt'nl MANICUfUST µl t1m1., alooe S25 SIOO per day 1r Of'l''IC E Ht'lp. riling, IYP· for local church, fo'IT. for conr1dcnt1ul In ~~~~~~~~~ 1n~i1 for expcr salCt>pco Latcmfg.full Umt!. terview. llST"'utt"' ...... HEL• pie We oCfer xlnt fnn"c CWlth & Without Sii l 642·354.S net>ded 1 m med T it E accepted. Yrly f~ VIC'E rng, phones. clt' 1-·111me Exper OC<' tl31·28i!O Mon 11 A I R fl A N I> L E ll S V I D E 0 C A S T I N G $3 h.r to start. S4A 5.543 / Fri 9.5, 642 IS484. SEK VICE . C7 14 l 761 1244 -e>Cl 94 MANICURIST A I. Jo' RE O (). S H /\I R Nrl(ht reller rlerk. I day, 1-:rc. now ucceplmK ap· :i~xper preferrt.'d plrl·at 1 p n s r o r ---------i mamcunst 1610 W Wl'lll I' (" II 67~ 6070 Manufat1un•r rl'<! .K 'ho11 worker, rull lrml'. no t•x µer Ht!<' t' .\1 art•J I'll Duv\·, 1)42 224'1 HURSE.RYMAN f\tll llmc. mritur<' rnalr over Zl Ii Days inc l S81/ Su 11 . Work wrt Ir pl11nts. trec11 & delt vt.'ry t::xpcr prer'd SJ 00 I Ir u p I, a ..: u 11 u II 1 I I 11 MARINE a4GIHl Nur11ery, Inc El Toro. MECHANIC 100-_51_>.'>3_' ·--- Mu>it Ix• l'XP. on 1nbo11rd NURSE ASSL.'>IAN·r or 110 . gui; or d1 c.-11e l Start on dll)' s haft. SJ.20 t,'flJ(b rn µlt•ui;ure bt>IJl.11 & p/hr. w1cert1fLcatmn. yoa ch ts . We p ay th(• $3. p /br w /exper. hq;h es t w t•&<'" & Mature. pe rm anent bcnehts Turbo Manne employee sought. Apply Engines, rn LnR Bch in pe.non. 450 Glenncyrt', Manna Sb1pyard. 6400 Bch Milrroa Dr Lng He h. -1..la~g_un_a _______ , 714/IS46-4l25 unyt1me. MUASIS AIDE OFFICE CLERK The Daily Pilot has un opening for a trainee ai. Copy Control Ckrk rn our <'lu:1111f1cd O<>µarlml'rlt Mus t be ohlc· to typt• around 40w1>m . h&ndlt.' phont•11 und othn .ienernl cle ric a l dul1ei-;. Op portunity for udvancl' ment uod excellent rom puny benefits Jo'or in· t.t:rvlt'W. please coll Pe rsonnel Office 642·5678. ClCl. m ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 330.W. Bay~l., t:Qual Opportunity _F.mployer _ M/\IUNE llARl>WA H ~ F.xper·<'ertified. 7·J. 3·1 I w u re h s l' m Hr . <"ounlry t:,luh C'onv Oppnrtun1ty avarl for knowll'dge or ull wur1•h11e ~lome, 549-306!__ _ dyn11m1,c rental agt·nt act1 111t1c:., 1nt'lu<llnl( NURSES AIDES l.1e rcq d . commlss on l'WllOtnl!r serVIC't" & '" . • . ly Nolun n 1-: 494·!1424 ~r<le ~Illes Mtrnnt.' cxJJt!r 7 3 & J II, F.•p<>r d & - prt.fe rrt'<IG42 4800 trurnees. Mesa Vt"rdl' ORDER Cl.F.ltK. varil.od Conv ll<>t.p, 661 Center St, dulil'!I rn srnl C M. 11fk CM for sharp pt-11m<· person MartcetffM) Sec'y 10 div i.;1le11 mnjlr o r !It ate w Id~ fr n 11 n t' •a I :!rvc's Ctrm Xlnl i:rowth 1111J>Or. Typrrrj.( 65wpm, exPt'r n_cr C'a II 40.:_0~4!:1 ~ (;all belwrl !>·2 dally , NURSE'S AIDES TI-IE LOOK. 540.4500 I'. & pr r All shrrts. Pre ~ert1f1catlon cla111w11 or fert.-d. HB Corr valcsecnl llalspital 8'7·3515 Painl~r. rndustnal & rom · merl'lltl. quahrred only. 891·1001 ------ ""' ""'"' .-benefits & stable emplQy TYPISTS Re11 I E s t ate oCflce Pt/ f\ll1T1mel..unchesl qi.et1l.Apply rnper&0n.. SIGNS SU_!LA1..J"EMD_... manager/t1ale1>man tor Count.tr/Kitchen. 18 Yrs. FREDERJCK ·s PIX DESIGN Ill GRAPHIC rR\ ... , ......,., newomce. Part/t.imeok. or older. Gower Street Of HOLLYWOOD Long & i;hort trrm 311• TRE~SlGNS ror local churc h . rull Liberal compensation Restaurant . Soup & Bnstol Town &Country slgnme nt:1. llollday & accephng appl for i.lgn tr me. Good tialilr Y t plan Call after 6 pm. Salad, Airport area . call 36425. Bns tolStreeL v a c a 1 1 0 0 pa y maker trainee . Wood bentof1l5. ~xper nee. Cull 548-8348 Mgr.2·Spm. 955-0554 Sant.a Ana. CA Hos p1tal1 zatlon plan shop·art bckgmd helprul 631 2:880 ------Jo;quul Opport J::mploycr uvail but not nee. Call 540·771:1M Rt:CF.PTIONIST needed --------1111 • r1ast1c-. for orthodontis t's office Rl-1';TAURANT SlllPM ENT •IN PROCESS !'lease send n•sumc io· COOKS & SANDWICJI GIRLS M Jo'. PRJ::P·TRU<.:K DKIVt.;I{ INSPECTORS l'enny1rnvcr . 1'0 Box 8.JO·l2JO.Mu!lthave('or We11tht It loud bulk urue., 24001 Al u & be neat 10 appear Cull vrtamm tablets. tJellvt.'rV On1>111n°11 for bolh the ...,,......,, ICla, ml!I 0 Co . ... "' v 926 6'73-6.'134 IO~pm. 3bk for 1n range & LA • unt•~·i., senror level & lrameel't. SIOfl aeJO. 75___ COUNTER OanorNancy 3848C~~-~~4'11>nvt' full trme. Eng spt•1•a k <•II shltti.. lni1 pcc..11on or Rcccpt rllllog out fo rms in1ot. mature. t-'r1ngl':. close tolerance plastic etc for family planning PERSONNEL Sandwich & Salad "" <Across fol'om Apply 9 11 Mon· Jo•rr paruSR L"'""'M"'..... cl.ull<' rn C .M. Approx 24 sem h lt>rs. part tlmt' OrangeCo Airport L1nw1lco Lab. 2148 Nwpt .._ "'" Equal Oppor Employer • • hrs wk. 7~1·6717, 973 17'l7 Sam 9 30am MU!4t be Blvd . C.M. 2nd shift, pre1•1slon inj. -------neat, clean "d4,1~erous. ---------·--------- molding Min 5 yn1 ex· Reccpll Ge n . Ofc . Ex· CAlL'S JR. IS HOW S3 p /hr . 979.()747 for appti--------111 Sit. SECRETAlY per per'd . Call Beverly ACCEPTING AP· afllOAMLon·s Kitchen *~retan'eS* Insur. Co. i.n N.B. st-vk •MOLDING MACH. Srruth. ins ellp. sec'y for Pro1> & C>rERATORS 642-9090 PLICATIOHS FOR SANDWICH SHOP needs ~Secreturytn Finnnclal Vtce Pn•:.. Medical div. 3rd shift -ne_c_c-pt-10-n-lst for escrow EMPLOYMIHT. purt·ktlme, help&3·4 <tys ' Pres. $13,200 A. Good typing & SH re<fd "' wee a t 1Z some Employers Puy All Jo'ees Salary to sooo. Good Exper&tra1oec ~~ll~l'!!.7';J,pang skills. Mde Of' 1-I• , .... wlcnd5. Counter It other Llz Rernders /\l(ency <'O mpany bt-neflt i. • ..., .,...,..,, tJ d 1't1 gen duties 675·3712 402081rch St. Ste 1().1 833-84!'JO Perm. ro;alwnK wl JClnl nM ay F' on1; ---------d d Recept1on1st , p/t1me. I hti 12 "A·· cl ri I tlo O""' Ncwportllca{'h.B33·81!.i oppor or rap1 a vurr· ""c ,,. """-'r a a posr n .. ~n Qill for Apptl i::l;lab .64 STOCK BOY Aill!llit a nt. cement Very c·om cve~1Su nd ayi1 ltcg1s Moonto2P • for prest11ie1ous real full or pt.tame. HM pellllVl' waj.(e11. good Hair Styling, 54().~ _ ei.late apprais al & rt! -Abrams. 1819 Newport work1nj.( <'f111d :s. Xlnt HEC f';PTIONIST. nnw Peri-ti and full.ff 1>earch oflat:t.' l<epro IYJJ· SU:tll:.IAHY Blvd.C M bene r1t b rnl•I major hrran~. Neat. pollied. mt ,_ 111gskllls&vcnCiubll•t•x OC A.irportA,..a medical & dental 1ni.ur alert rndiv. wt light '>'I, niqht polltiotu; ,_,, per nc<'. Xlnt :.alary & p b.I ' 1 STOCK ROOM MGR &prof1t shann° ..__ 18 y ... -of -to benefats.642 7860 u IC ii w Jllornty W •• 11 1 11 tr a 1 n ., IOI( ability to work 10 111111' .--. -7-needs r e.,pon:.rhlt' ' /\pply anperson ,CIMCO, d t"ntfi od mortono" wortc ctoM-, fuU.tinw eLMOre• .. ry ''l trmi• aft·•r MacGregor yachts. 1631 '><!CD '/\ ''M .., ........ • • ..,, S.:cretary/RcN:pt1onist.~ ...... r· ... Pl t·c M ....,,,ngg~o~;:"'· · hank1n~ u rril-l'i. in houn. Jo'ume/35 hrwk.Typ;ni.: noon.'lCoulcld1·velop1nto acenia · - 1''ash1on Island . Cul l 60wpm, no S /H nt'c fuJI t1ml'. No ll'gal e•J>l'r Supervtaor ror top numi• rttESS HELP Mr:.. Garo. 759·151 I or Please a pply 1n person nt 644 8385 req'd. Good typrn~. hit• stereo & TV fkpt. HM second pressmttn. 2 ·J·C>J(· apply rn pt·r~on . 230 thcfollowlng locations· ----bkpng Nt·rd !>t'lf st;1rtt·r Abrams. ltH9 Nt'wport NewportClrDr.Str:!OO. Sfo:CHETAHY·ln."lurancc Lo work wrth minimum u1 vd ,''M gen;, e•per only ror 4 un· .., ,.. v " Co ""·II .--.tall' itrm ugeot. rn s uperv1 s1on 714 · _...;.....;. ____ _ ... --------·I Pantry pc r !lon . ex It mmunlly ru or nei•t•pl/Typast , pl lrmc. * c I ' s Newport Ucflch fo'ull 7~·9025:213·48!1·5000 Supervisor Noon dutv Nl'w 11 H. spu needs at· NURSES perience /\pply after· part time nrl(hls . Apply Typrng, lrtcStll,exix·r rn a r T•n1l'. Som•• t•Xpt'r ---url(ently needed H R Ci trHl11 Vl' IHdic·11 for mu:.\ uoons. Vehtl'l Turllt• Pt~ n n y s av t' r. I fl 611 puyroll & accts payuhle h l' 1 pf u I. w 111 tr n 1 n . ty Sehl Dist t·2 hr11 f-'l'r -·----- r\.'('Cflt Po~ll hJOi.,. Not•xµ RN'S $80-$98 .Ht!Maur11nt. 5U F ashion Pluct.'nl1a /\ve. Co11tu ilcs1red 894 OSfll J * 645 6470 SECUllTY OFFfCIR dayh$3.5i hr Apply 73;, ~·ht.wi~t:'"p1t"~~.: LY SS S&O lsland.N~. Ml'lla _______ RECEPTIONIST r. Posrlaunavarlableforrc• 14l S t .. 11 .n. Ph I 11 7 .,. N 2· l'RODUCTION TYPIST 18951 Brookhur!lt SECRETARY llabk porxon w t somv ...:~....._.....__!. _____ _ rngs avai Ca 96.1 7c..I PART TIME TRAIN!!:!!: t'OIJNTAIN VALL.EV Sh. 11tat typrnR. fronl ofc luw enforcement eJCpcr or 840-3100 tuam·IOpm 7 AIDE $42 $44 Dut ies c·o n 11 ts l or appea r . 1-:xpcr only L· 1 1 TEACHER D • for !!mall manufacturer. l~lephone recept1on h1t. Tuc..'8 lhru 8at !J 5. Mesa c.nJOY x n i·omp trn)' As:.l nt.iedt:d in Mnn -~Y-"--------shflEplng , 1ns pect1n~. typing & flUng Mui1t be l&60Adamt1 Rlvd beot'frl!I Apply 9/\M .. uvt"r ~"rv1 cil tec h. Needed for hot.pitul 11taff EVENINGS U ·.etc. Wiil trn1'n riXht COSTA ME:;/\ Vt!rdc Country Cluh, nooo. Mon f''rl. Pe ri.on tt'bt.on Sehl IM r cc(tl IJI 0 ~ ' ~... ... ll f ICU/ II noo All rDAl & accurutc typist. 549 0377 Q.ill 997-&33 Ab I It t y t o d 1 o " · re e · 11 r:. JM:TS-On for all phaicci1. P P""1tlon prov1d"• steady ---------• net " shlf\.s avall. Must be de· 1 1 u 12 ""' "'" 3101 Newport Bl vd M"'RRIOTI HOTIL d111a1>11cmblc & re pair pendable & hllve refii AduJtawlth ouU!tandlnR. P>'0~pewrs1on8th"~~·C otn e mployment , good SECRETARYP/T&F'/T . "' TICHMICIAHS eng, lran)I, hrkes. froot & Skrll assesam enl tet1l1t attractive per11onalillca ~ °"' · .x • os a salary & benems. Apply Ni-;WPORT n1-;ACll gd S ii & typin" Pleasant 900 Nt.'wport Center Or Im med. openrngi. & OJ>· rt'ur 8JC·inclu<lm1t clt"t'. ure given. Group In· wkl'!? c~Juy work 13 1n 50 g with __ 1!8_-'_11·-------at 17422 Armstrong Ave. 0022 /\cforns perm 645·2666 Nxc:q~~O~pooc~ po rl u n 11 1 e:. 1 n an i.ystems of BMW, VW. •uran ce av"il. "'01' 1.1S ;jlltrt Lil · t,:;r D.vu'r"mmer. Maisie & 11s Irv ~0·9340 l"n......INGTQN UL·/\''11 ,. ••11t "1bl111h~d "0 1n th" Pornhc. & /\odi vuh a .. I L~ ....... _ u•z ..... 1 •• .,,. .. •V"' ... '"' SECRETARY, Chenl re· fo!mployer Ml ... ' ~ "' ... ~ Mus t havt• 3 yr.. '•P WAGES. Ask aboutoth1:r =ru~.!~."F,'N''.:"'oo ,.x 00t sembly language. 2·5 Ra,--IO ..... IST ...,9 "'. 171 h"t ~res S/H 80+ gd. su1.---------•I Oruni:t.' Co 111rport ar1•u o • • benefits. Come m !lam ._., .,~, .. r. • .. : ., years work e•pent'nn· 5'o>a"" • ... ~· ,._ "' nl bcn No fee C"ll f11r -----A P p I • ~ a n I s t fl prent-10 yn. c xpt•r. Will ...._ PM "' II Npl. Beacn low f irm ''~'TA Mfo!SA .. bl su""'rvise ~ medl. SU 00 ~m. Mon·rr I · a.L ..,~Jim .-.lll)t!ncncc m app {'U ...v~ Sul appt. Aid de.Offi ce> SEC'Yt BKKl'H trou t•shoot, r eparr & """ WE8TCL1.,.Y ~-...,_.. Uorui & or ll)'lltems . ~d Typing 11kilh1 req'd llrs 17865·1' Skypark Ir v l'/T, 1.s. Mon Frr. l.11t• tt.>St electronic system:. hr Take ad tu Employ Nuraea Registry a.:;qual {)pp()rtunlty resume & !lulary lo 3001 s·J0.5 Call Sue or Mury 19512 Ek'nc·h Ul vd 540-2600 bookkct:pmR. ~ood tYr» 557·9001 usk for Busch ment Ucvrlo p t'menl 1617 W08tcliH,Ste20'J ___ E_·mploy:...ce_r __ Hed.hm Su1lC' 201 Ruild· ~ 1014. <!1532S Urookhurxt Ing Newport llarhor l>t•pt Uot t>20'.!G1. /\d purd Newport Beach PAltTTtMI! ONLY mg l Costa M<.•tm 921'.26 HUNTINGTON BE/\Cll SECRETARY Luthernn Churc h, 7tJH by t•mpluyer. __ _ 6.11..()810 7~·111 18 Cadillacs tu no.carts c.:onstrt1<'t1on firm look· Dover. NB. S41i 36.11 MahrialC~ Mui;lnow bccmployi~& c;.,tGREt:Ncash ~h11t.everlht!f'·ar1 Equol Oppty Emply r 1n1t for brq~ht self free to work rn my small for WlllT f': l'lcphants J<oll 'em orr the mark el Ml .,. starting tndavldual. nbrlr SEC'Y IC.ONTll/\CTS Production Coatrol MURSIS AIDE appliuo1·~ business or nrr with ;i Clu1111tf1cd Ad With a Cla~i.ifred Ad ... ________ ty tn handle phont•i1. oc <.:O OHOI NATOH .Rupldly f(row1011 Orarrl(c OIDHLll5 treatment equip, M· f''. Call &12 ~78 Call Now • 642·567R RN . 1 CU . 7 . 3 : 3 0 • c u r a t I.' t y pi n 11 , Oevolopmt•nt comp:iny Co.ltrmloc11t.t..odnearOC ABOVEAVt:RAOfi: 6--lOf)m orMThli·lOpm& ----corre!!pondcn<'•' & geu'I In Anaheim ri•<i'~ uJC /\rrporl Is 11eekin g a ~'TARTING WAGE Sat 9:JOam 2;30pm. $400 ,---------_.;.---------EXPERIF;NCED ONt.Y ortl ec dut rt•s t:ull penent·• & top <1krll~ for nmtenal control produc· 1 N C mnthly sal or p rofit San Clemente G1•nernl 836-87178.,pm heavy delarl purrhas1n i: lion rontrol 1nd1v. Thr~ App Y to cwport ·01nv s h a r 1 n g pro gr u 1n . HO!!P • 714 /496 ll22 c.t !X>'•trun Typing 70Wpm. l.nd1v1i1 tu havrmlnof 2 Cenler, t55sSuperor whlcheveryoupref.No 21'. SECllETARY. fananclal S /11 IOOw pm . G ooll 1 ri1 ex per Wrll be Avc,NptBch. expcr nee, 3ome mn11r , munagemcnl hrrn. Typ. benefits. ~rnlary $1100+ Performing fnlductlon & 1---------•I oppor av n 11. Foe l 11 RobM•' ICMJ & Mop Ing. & ex per n~e&sary. If quulrfled ca 11634·474 I material p unoing a c· NURSES terv1ew c:all art 1 ·11m , Wo men n ·cded for Call962·ll01 --- Uv1tle5. OHcr xlnt ul & 979-31161 Houseele anlng Serv I Semi retire d couple to bt.'flt!f1t pkK Plea11e 11cnd 5411-0757 Secretarial Joull lime for manal(c 60 unrt udult Te 1 etlhoM Sal•• Wrk P tT 111 nur tclephon•· llalc:s room & 11trll pur11ut: outside m.11v1t1C's AM & PM shifts Gunrwa..:es t- romm Call for detail~. L.A. Times. 540--0301 TEUllS Imm !d11tle openings for sharp personable tcll~r~. Suvings & Loun ex penence pre rcrable. ""ull & part time ncedetl Irvine Savrn•ft & l.ottn Assoc 752· 2600 F. 0 )'; resume & :.al tui.tory 10 L VN Part·Ume Pic ke r /sorter, s hurp exper gal with •·x l' o m p I c x C M . N o ,C1Alll8IC1ed ad no 336 c/o & P111.:ker. ne•tble hrs. SALES C'ell typrnl(, & die chrldtell. 01) pc:I.$ sooo Tire • Automotlvf' Dally Prlol, PO Uox lG60. Immediate opening with for 11hlrt warehou11e taphonc !!klllll r<'mp 111' liCl'Olill 631 2950 SerYIC1! Salell Tare sell CO!lta Mesa. Cu 92626 f Very clean work. Call DO YOU PLAY :s1gnmcnl. Nov. I Murch I -----rng ex per nee. Apply .,--------~~r e~";P:!? 1% ~x. 754·1371 1 wlposslbrllty of futurt· •Set-vie~ Station• Newport T ire Center, Ort AT U R t.: WU MAN PrcvloQli lndu3trfol nurs· rARTTIME THI ORGAN <·mployment F.xc:lllnl! Joull & P11rt trnw alien 3000 E co .. s t Hwy. p /t i m u t o w c lr nrne in" back"round pr"· w--...... 05 If 80, there m11y be a NH R E . oHlce. Coll dttnt.°' Mst b<• ovt.'r 18 Col'\ln•del Mar & t t ., ., ~ _ .,.... o r1-tr for you ot Organ Xl t /\ 1 17241 ot:wcomeri1 con IH' f r r e d b u l n o t .. ~ h O i Lalla, 833·21!00 n WDl(I' PP Y Tow Truck Ori vers ,,. ITK'f'\'hanL<i. l'il'•lblc: hrll e • Every Sunday und 1'.:V('ry c.JCC a nge. pen n1t1' now ---------• I rvlnf' Bl 11d . Tus tin "" Nffd "or, Ille typrnl(. neoeasary. txcellcnt other Saturday end Sun· avalluble. Previous 11ule11 SECRET'*'RY R.'18·6S:M per·d. Top pay. Apply :H?·~. KlartinJC u l11ry and fr· d 1 R l>n 1 \'llP<'rlCn<'l' u11eful. hut A G&W Towing. HOil lnl(ebcneflt11progr11m. d~~Pm~~~lc~· of vJ,~11~ wt• wlll tr1un you ·Q1ll GIRi, F'RIOAY. book Service St111w11 hl'lp,•r . <l\msWay .C M 642·1.252 MICHAMICAL Pilot to carrtens. Mu!jl Mrs. J ett ut 1'he Lugunn k(,~plnR cxix•r nee. call eapabl1· of tlornll lrh• rt' TOW TRUCK DRIVE rt 1.-.SPt<:TOI Apply tn pcl'l«>n or rull IUlls Mull. C714 J 586 730'.l Hod L 11 v l' r To nn 1 li pnlr Ahle to unrlt•r!ltand f 0 r Mp p 0 1ntmcn 1. h11ve van or lur.ce station 979 ~ tn.'\tructronli Not a.fnud NF.F.DEO Must h9ve ex· ~p;~1~ f~~~~ "~~~~ Pt.'n!IOftncl (){fie~. ~111ioc:!2~4~21l~R :i~t<'of:~ SALIS Secretary nf work. No lon"ha1r11 or penC'ncc. Mu11t live ha .Al p ort 11 seek In 11 a narry Seeley or ,Don Dato procoa•lnR servlcce drifters St•t• Mr. nous. _Costu Mci1a 646·9t!38 mech11nlcnl in11pcetor. FEDCO INC WUlJarna. &. tn·house, muny com· UMRiAL l!:Jc.xon Stntron, "'•lrvlcw TRA1NE£S Ladles we 'llda lndlv. I• lo have 8 3030Har~r Blvd • pulera Excellent op· REAL ESTATE & f'a1r, C" M hllvt• 6 Opportunllle1> min ol 3 yni cxper. M'1-'\l Coata M Ca p~J£.ijp portunaty with 1row1na OuUltndlng opportunity Service Sla i\llcncJant. uvall for 6 dlrte renl ~:~~t~S*ma:~1~:&:~t m•>,:~ · ~:;'~1~1~~~>'1 c:.~; bright. pcnonable, Apply, El Toro Union, markt>llnR 11rc11s. Pul:)llr v arlou• par ta of H · PERSON aaJca experience Salct diversllled :1ecretary for 2'20l El Toro Rd 1'.: T rdallona It mamt exper Mmbly by hlmHll. Offer Equal ()pport El!lployer tcrrttOrY open. Call Dean raste11t arowlng multi· CAil stuns avt1l11bl~I . . pref'd Call for your wtnl HI a. beMfll pkg. ~~:~cl:~·~:ef!:~b'~; for Interview . (714 > ~;:~::i~.~~!:cJ~ ()pen:M ltuurs ~~~~~~ ~.~~rM~. Pleue ffnd ra ume le Nl.U"linte newapa.wr. Exccllcnl 7~·2252 With soles. man1,cmcnt. s.ntu s-.tffH Blue 1aJ hlll«Y t~ Cla11lned L-... & ..... ,.~ d •loem t f n• c ,~ --------•" " COfn""'"Y beneflt.t AP'P>I)' S"L"'"" rv... en • un e, A 1ub•1dl•1 y of Ot•I ad no. 329 c lo Dally Piiot, ,,_.. · p M. " ""'7 se<'urll e11 and ~rsonnel " " Tralnff. opportu.Uty for PO Ho x 1560, Coste Openln« on AM & PM between 9AM & 6 • Fabrtc eirper req d Cell Must 00 ~ell motlv•ted. Monti' Corp hus Im vouna -non lntC'r<'t1lt'd flhlftr.. fo'/llmc> & p/tlme. Monday thru f'rlday. Susan 1146 40'10 ~'(Jl w opt>n " fo • " "' Mrsa. Ca 1>2826. /\bov .. "V" •larUna •ul. Nik ror Paul ward or ' · ----work well with peoplt' • ' 111 r •·x tn an optlt'8l·mcchanl1·al "' " • s "'LESL "'DY and bl• uble to work In un ~r. lnslltutlonul cookll ca---r wlcstub'<f firm edl I H I t r Xlnt ben•flt1 •pply David GuUcrrei ""' • __ ,. 1 L'IV' • "' M ca cccpt on111 or "' " · un1tructun•1I t'nvlron on1 .. ..,,..cr on Y .-.v" Complch· Iona t <'rm Alkrglst '11 fronl offc. t1agahlp Conv llQflp, Ol.AMGI COAST Exper'd <Mt Shop l\pp mcnt Real J-)it11t1• b111·k Oayll mt• hr.. l'hont• 1rolntnrt proiiram vru Ute typlng. Coll Hrcnd11, f I a a• h I p n d . N. D DAILY PILOT \ ly, 8Ultl(ll lnU•roullonul. "round es11cntl11l Send ~-3610 EJCt 280 vldcd for acriou"I~ In · 642-8044 , 2.043 Wc1tlcllft Ur • N R " " &Gm7 642·&e82 resuml' w1tl1 ulary re Ser vice Station Mi ;; tere11ted J><'rKe>n. oq 'N futC'lll draw In the 330W HaySl . Saluman wanted, ru11 ttulrtm('nla to J Krom danl, C:XP<'r 'd Duy & xlnl v1,1on . mech •P· Stllwtth Y,ASt~~ Wett. .. a Dally rllot Cott• Meu UIJMI men's ttpn>rt.'\Wtnr, bes, Still~ 135. 1400 Quu1I f:vt'$ f\111 & p/llme Ap t1todc &t wllUnant'H to lt'u BRfl:EZF. Claulfled Ad. Call Today Equal ()ppor,unlty exper not nee 673·5G50 St. New port Duc h , ply, Shell St.tllon. 170, & learn Call betwn 7·9am CJUllliedAdle42·5«78 142--$878. Employtr Mr Hawthorn_• ___ , c.ur 92660 lrvlne. NB ~pt,S46-()6()6. ·-.. .. -... , ... _ .... ,._ ... .. -. .. ~ . . . . . -.. . .. -........... ' .. I .... WmtH. 7100 Affl.c•a IOI lllrMto Y• IOO ,_...... 1050 Gerwfe Sal• IOH Mltcel•••• 1010 CWLYPILOT •• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 99 ·va .& ft._,. Cl\811 PAID 1---------Super Coraiccr an '""" "".,..,., W11hr t Dryr.1 R\'frill ·Elcpandll'\I Nwpt {IJIC'nry worklMC or not 957-3133 lr«all • whotNaJ• > re qlins Hnlor •1rnt w/an Uffd Refnic. Waahua. tornaOonal Hctcuna e11 ctrye-,. ~al buyw and per._.. 5373 RHt Servll'l' ~~II TIWCIC DllVB <.: u u k t n p c u m b o l'IJQ'ful klllcn11. 6 wfflts MS 2l40 Awttk old bo11 tra111t.'<1 kit teni. Bluck & Wh111• 0$8.378.1 Good used l'Urmturt' & Apphances OH I will ~ell°' S£1..L tor You MASTHS AUCTION ......... 13).9625 Eaatbluff, IS yrs of tn·asured Items <-ollect · ed by 2 houlll'hOlds that h:tYl' berome oni• Chl'St freer.er. lawn turn . cloth1nii MISC S1•pt 16"17. 10 AM lo 4 PM 2338 Arbutu11. Newport Reach 644 1413 Ciao f Il e Latcun.i Wtoverhc-ad f110.17~ 01& Do11eh Lumbur. 4~ &38 hmaalerll~ 0064-4 11186 or~7 CASH PAID . -.--.---Male klthtn, blk Monie. For ad WW'd fum anlt· GARAGESAL!'.;. GIGAN UU ~·r~~ rw h:emaker hooacbrolu!n, rollar & &: 1 TV' ~7 •8133 TIC. Anllqut-11. household 'l'nlrk Onver. Y~rd Man, S2n ~II. fnl'ndly642 3481 qUL'S <' r 11 ---fuml5hmg11 & bnc·brar. CM'f' ll, bhJfl matt>rial &48 N'Tl • • Ge ... S... 1055 c 11 mp In i,: t~ q u I p . fd. SM> Jt'r'OftlmO Rd El bit ln fbl •-Wl\!m4!faM•r, •payt.od I-••••••••••••••••••••• •• microwave oven. patio M.w.kln Vlt'j<I, ~I 2)00 tt 1 OVf'O, ~ alnl dl1poalt10n, ad furn. toys. plant:. & JUn • burner "ufarr unn sz~ W/\'hlkitm, lo "" bo~ &l only jam to Spm 1.1l que. Sul Sept 16th. 1098 1")tpU ltM .. l, N.-pon ... Zilt 945 l*•f\s/eve. tll' bit of C1Very th1ng ReddingAvc c M lktl >1nfftlal l"\r ('VA ---11$'7lJAppJeSt. f'tn Vly ' . f1rm. h&a por.1uoo •'-a.II WNohtr. f'I« dryt'r •Int OM,.., o6d beautiful rei --Skl!J, boota. clothing, furn. ~ olfl~ 6 t'Ond• <'Uld ?I cult theft t'I' 111t .. red Labrudor to Gara.t' S:alt' 9-18 '78 and &other house.hold items. uon..~aiu 8eJ'11 frtt't«. rt•<hwl aq pknl<' lloodbumt•only cl61 Otl2? U 17 78 20181 Tranquil 1220MalnH.B. -\bl• bendws 494 1384 or l.A~. llunllngton Beach ~4187 TYPIST 4M 2'7'liS SCO'ITY '"fnit ll'. 11, y r"O, nc.,.-.()HIST a-a"'T-AKC. to lov1nic home 10 qt. pressure.cooker. _... ""' ~ *-4957. 7~Hl747 llke new. baby items. C'opp.tt1ont' tro11t frf'•· --scurdun tooli.. furn , Caraire S41e 16 & 17 2340 ··s·'" Elden Ave. C.M. Gold , SlOO. M1sr. items. ~tt"tturaJ olfif'C' rr s~ <:all af\er~ pm Ask ••rrt' t o a ood hume . nlculalor. 11ewinf: ma ch. ac-curalf' ~ltl f« \Cary ,w& •11 bt1 au l If u I "1 t t c n li 2 tv11, rloU11n11. & mh1c. Hanft 1060 minimum l -----<:ulverdult·. Irv !159 444i7 SaL 10 to 4pm. 34322 Via ••••••••••••••••••••••• f t• •l>Pf'•r Ct'. Ck'IM'T"al EIPCtnc refn1 --t'...-c uAh F""-.,._ ~aaant. rdiab~ wti1 $100 · 4 mo okS Shell.I •ITerner ~a aPo_~__ ""' ._1e I yr olJ reg. IOU female, frM-to u .:ood Clolltnl( »Ital~ Med <itylc Muatang Filly.$35(), wm L ~r('1~· M~c)(' home Shot~271 11 plL'('C oak dining set. 140 6ll·Ol30 M•cAl1hW' at t ord Rrt f...,.l«idail"I' Refn11 11 ru ft . " ~ plere China set. wedding Ho• 1'-old G>ooch 1065 Nnrpon Beach hkr new. lluper cond ~-n 1050 rin1t pattern s h'rllng ..................... .. 714 6'4 08:!0 ~ 646 ~ ••••• •••• •• ••• •• •• • •• • • I I • M ........ 1t ,_... II: 0 E M F -~' ver cut R <tss. 111c. _ ,..., ___ . / A&Ho.t IO 15 Cooch & love seal, t11blc11. furn, Linem. qwlts. bnc· Blk naug. couch. twin we.GAGE TAGS Mhcell•1CM11 IOI • ..... IHh. Power 9040 from your bw11nes11 rard •••••••••••••• ••••••••• tttFI. St.rH 1091 •••••••••••••••••••• ••• Send one card for each Moving Salt' Bdrm set.••••••••••••••••••••••• 11' Gla11s p:ar w/3SH P tug plus one 3p;are Wt kitchen hutrh Misc K.ennwood 9000 r~ch·•r Johnson OB. & trlr. rl'turn pcrma11tonlly other 1t~ms Must sell. 180 wau.s S:iOO DUX 128 Sl300.MZ·6003 sealed 01ttractlve tui: & ~I !\trap. nltt'ltnQ airline ---------ROl8e reduction unlt S370 2i · F i11 r II n er Cab 1 n I D requirements Pr\• Mi 11 Both •n llood cond ACt. Cruiser. Sgl Screw St:ll vent loe3 & theft! For u IC ... CMll IOPM 541.fl'rr.I or Trade. l6500. 645 58311 personalized t11g encl°"'e W..ted 1011 6' walnut Custom Craft or988 IOOO wallpuper. fabni: or ••••••••••••••••••••••• cabu~•~reo wt•lectro---------- "Day Olo" paper " w• Wanted· All dlsurds · volct :ipkrs. power wul. s 7 ' Ch r i s Conn 1 e Wlll buck & tnm y1>ur clot.hes. hilhld appl .. dill· Garrard SL55 chnvr. w/Newport slip. ent"I. art tap Or try two curdb hes. Free pickup.Cathy Sony i50 taplt dk . Sl~.ooo. 67~·i4l l or back to back. 87585 w/record. hl'ad S750 875-2172 PRICES Mllakat 6411.-1818 --------S2eaor31S!i .&.-..__ ---------U ' Whaler Evin SO. clec 4/5l•g&St.00eu .... -..-nts IOIJ ~1 ..,._ start. trlr. hyd steering, 6/9tagbSl.SOca ~::::·:;~·;:;c·.·ma•••d•: _.... coven, PP 840-~ Io or m<>n! S 1. 40 ea. "' r""""-""" Sales Tax lnrludcd in Ji'rance $250. u•••••••••• ••••••••••• 26' F'\berlllau whak• boat. NOCAKD? 493.5114 G ... r.. 9010 CoodCond'4.SOOw1tbout Or d ••••••••••••••••••••••• motor 642--~ aw your own qr sen Fender Str a tocaster name, address. P\IOne & $.150/best offer. Yamaha ----..... ...... ---.. we'll make one crrd per ro 230. 12 stnng. SL50 or tag. Add 25< each. best offer 673.0146 Send check or money or. --------- derto; 8undr. Oboe Excellent PILOT HIHTIMG conWtlon. s 175 P .O Boie 1560 ~7-6133 Costa Meu. Ca. 92626 Yamaha 1>ludent clannet. PHONEMA'f E like oew $125. Telephone a nswering ____ 644_-8684 ___ _ machines w/warr. S79. Office,......._. & w/remote, $149. 11,i,_nt IOIS Roger. 7SG-3791. ••••••••••••••••• •••••• THIS is wtte.'• the BOAT ACTION IS For Buying Or Selling 18' Corsair mett CrWser 110. 2 gas tanks. btut tank" pump. lull rover. Vanson Trlr, needa 00 water pump. only Sl500. Call 644·288 eves or set> at 4M40(!1e C.M SEE THE 1979 SEA RAY'S ATTHI w·-R"""" COO .. 'S 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lamps. t v • •terllng a brae &!pt ts. 16. 17 10 beds. 2 chest of drawer~. ucr.-IUT ... ICI "'' ~. ''-• ti silver I Grand Durqul' I. to 6pm. 2989 Lime SL ANTIQUE oak church -" hwasbera brcakfa ~ti---------·1 •· R t • dishes. books, ~'ltool. 30· h • tbl 6 Wood & t I d k NEWPORT 1.-... VanoUJ1 l""all........ l•UBWC l-"URNfTUttE Swhm1lflr. S~ rl1g tdoo Rtvers1dc. OU ramp ut hr hi . pew. s. ma oi; . me ll t'S s. ""''" "' v.... ow n1t a ur ay Uruversity. left to Lime. muc ~ ng equipment chrs. G &: Si.love. etc. l8M cardf1le$$6S Letter l~THa.WA_. And fCH'~U-. tartest In BOATING NEWS cheQ our fl'Oftt ~ l~n''!°!'M· SlNT~h St * Allf'JIQH * _between 10·2 pm 673 542'7 nght on l...lmc 683·3161 & nusc. l80S Haven Pl. ~I & Legal file?> $75 •:xcc & ·-pa Index ully. NB. lk.. .... --· """ NB. Alt l PM. $e('retary \'hrs. SI0..$50 enAT SHOW WAmlSS T.-.. 7:10 P.M. Hide.a bedi. $154. Reblt Moving Sale. ~rn1turc. Naugahyde couch. beds, Warehouse shelving. full Lg discount on new Ul (o..Mn Wttco..I IWUl Ilk rruattrt:Hs & box ruck·nacka. planu, etc chest of drawers, stools. adjust.able sht>lves, U · Cunuture • P/Ume da)'ll only At REPOS $50, full n SS9 Slenhzed Make offer. Sat & Sun. Exe desk lamps.dlshes. sorted bin boxes. ri.nbl C E SURPLUS Udo Vllog. tract, )'OUftlt. uper'd STOCK LIQUIDATIONS fl.Ill ttet. S45 Kmg se-t SGS 37lOSeashore, NB fishing pc>k-s. misc. 1805 557·9906 2044 Plat'entia, CM SEPT ZO..Z4 ~:bl:;,, ~~s En dis~ Bdrm i;t~ts , cb~s le1. Bl!J MattressS47·5636 Ftl Sept 15th thru Sun Haven PlaceN 8 Drapes. ivory, 116x83''· 631·2777 Kayak 14' Fbrgli. rlolll· flwv, CdM s~e "r armotres.bunkl>edl.old CUstomp11ddedredvelvel Se""17th 10 SQ!All U--.IJ., 1071 78x8l•l'f Man's Ll::DSt/casesect desk.S'by lion foam. SlSO. Call EXCITING' ' ,., m11hogany drt!llter11. side k1ngs 1ie h eadboard V'"'t w · Lam B h Ta MlUUMMry quartz watch, collector's 2'fl '"·$75, ~w1v/chr ~O.. _846-__ 9439_. ______ , • Rew. boards, king chest water w/match spread AnlJ •s Ttt.o~fi :tg ~ ' 00 •••••··~·~·••••••••••• n~. ltd edit.f lffilghesl. 549-0120 aft 6pm ·~ loah. M.riM Wanted noooa1d~·11 ror Rea bed. dining 4"m tbt11 & ~-White chesl. $soo o; muc t. 5hp compressor $850 cstm swtss case & band ~....... 9010 NEW MODELS Intermediate Schooli. Chn, sofas. & lovuseats. offer.545·7953 ~fany items. ramper to J o hnson chopper & 754-6466 L.-Offlc• £.._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1111,....._.. lO' Lundi duty s uperv1111on. Ot'<'asional <'hrs. rorfee & cuHs. tbls. bikes. tools. gel~at system wt color ..... ._ "'•... 3S u Mf'RC 0 B II && ,,_.., 2hrs.dally.:>S&-3437 end lbls. i.moke stand, Oak.glass coff.tble.SOO. tv's etc 15S2 t::lm Ave murufoldS2S00.846·9~91 POOL TABLK Regula· 3 extt. s wte11 of prac· nP ' I · A BRING YOUR mag a" i n 1• r n c k s. Grn-whtc wovenwood <H~oor'& Adams> C.M: lion sz. Xlnt cond. S3SO 11cally new matching eledn c. like new 5500 CHECK BOOK WANTED: No. Laguna r efrigerator. PLUS i.hde.$20.644·9186 Sat&Sun9·4 Mlscelaneous 1010 Ph673'8593 rurruture to be sold a:. a _87_s._9454 ________ 1 THESE W1LL Beach. Older lady or LOTSOFMISC. L ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mustsellfull containcrof g r oup. Top quality 8oatmold.torl4' BETHE mother or young child to SAVE SAVE $AVE 1vl1ng(: ~J:i;i sl:rn oJo~ Thur. thru Sun. 5-0cc. Hon· Copiers H.i spd. late mod.. ceramic ttle ~am pies namei. such as Kimball. s;ulboat. S75ca. LOWEST PRICES care for & seod my 1.yr We honor Doti\, MC. ~ e. a 7 · 1 4 · da. tools. furn, lumber. copies anything like nu Decided not to get into Myrtle. Gunlot'k, Mon· SSi-0338 OFTHE old lovely, well behaved Cashier's Checks & cash. eanfront. Balboa patio furn, ca.mpini: ~l'ar wt s upphes . sioo $1100 thal business. Hcsl offer terrey Also s wivel &side ENTIRE MODEL YI< daughter to El Moro No person a I c hcc ks Liquidating F.state. t'ine ~tents .. Lots of misc. 221 968-2f63 Call 833·0860 chairs. tables. sofas. etc. 51,, H.P Bnlish Seagull HARRISON'S school. Your home or PLEASE!! Food avalla· quality antiques In ex· K 19th St., CM -P-VT--PT-Y---2-.2-3_C_u-.-,l-----------• Call after6PM. 640-807i . Long shaft. ui.ed only 3 m ine. 497-2362/eves . 1 · II t ___ _.,I Ch Hvy duty power lawn ~~~~~~~~~ hrs.846-64521979·4054 Ref ble temsaresubJectto ce en \.vnu.ton: •P·Wh ale of a Sa l e!! Fr~ier.gasBBQ.silver & d Ilk -SEA RAY __ s_._req_ui_r_ed_. ----• presale pendalecockta1I cabinet. f'urnllure, appliance, platte r. silver punch :~~::Z~ ger. I.' STENOTYPE loah. Power 9040 Ware house.Inventory MASTYSAUCTIOH carved mahogany baby Items. glassware. bow l . comp l e te Reporterwilhcase.l..lke ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3lOICoutHwyNB Clericforelectronicparts 207S'hNewponBlvdCM sideboard, oak carved pots & pans. d ishes. s t enorette s tand, Alum.pat1ocover new.$200.751.9043 1947 Chris Craft. d ay 631-2547 distributor. f/lime. Hrs 1133-9625 646-8686 armoare. carv e d clot.hes, tools. and much ansaphone, office desk. SIOO c rui ser. eng. nds . 8..S. Apply Avnet E le<:· •--------.i Belgium bedroom set , more Sept 16 & 17. Sat & Macrame plant holder & 581·3793 P.+t 1017 manifold. Besl offer.1---------· ~cs, 3SO McCormick. 000338777100sandwl0915 :e:u~u~~~k ~?~~!~de ~:pl:~~/~A~~~· 1987 ...;:pl_an_ts_._96M63 ___ 1 ____ Twtn---bed--bo-x_s_p_ri_n_g_& ••••••••••••••••••••••• 673-4730. --.......... .__,, 1 .M. '1S4..o606I 09i9 SANDWICH SHOP Armolre's Im ports. . 3 wheel elec. car. 4 new maureas $50 Blk & whe BEAUTIFUL talk ing '76 TROJAN 25', Bnstol ~ 90SO Warehouse -S hipping d~weepartk atfitmel2 h&e1!0me3"" Misc. 4807 Seashore. Moving sale everything oversized batt.er1e11. blln tv. $30 1 s~. Swlbike· MACAW J6 in. long SOOO cond. xtras. Sl4.7501of· _.,..... #~ " Newport Beach. 9am· goes 14281 Hacienda Dr. c harger. s urrey top boy" SJO. •1t s p girls b6tofr 5$7·2165 fer cco uc"• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Clerk fOf" electronle purls wk.nds. Counter &: other FIB. W~l ln t & Sp " ............,.. ,...,. dtstnbutor. flt1mt-. Hr:; gen duties 67c·3712 9pm until sold ingd' ale Tbmur/s"'~·rn r· $650. 673-11« sw/b1kc $40. Ladies 3 :.p • COCK" TOO! Med 2 ' L v1arther plush! 75 rt. motor 1,.7 • 1 A l El ~ ..., · $''5. Honda Mini·tratl SUlfer 4 uger. li·CY I i.cai. yac t, hour y or d111ly . .,. · nPP Y vne ~C· Brown "Saltzman walnut 1800 sec'y desk $250 Key ' ""'-I hid .., .. ,,..,S 2172 67 7 lro_,_ 350 McCormick •1-.-l.. 10"'0 El t I I d $100 540··"•J "4 "''D·TAME.w1 •maul "'".l's er. Just ov · , .. u 0 ' • -5· <ill ru .... , • .,...,.......... & coltee lbl. 24x60. s moke cc ro ux vac w cor ~1ndwatch&oldJewclry ...,.. fll'I" and "" slip $2850 644·161i. _C.M.754-6061 ••••••••••••••••••••••• glasstop.496-3()82 winder S3S. Mr Coffee SISSO 548·~ 4'5"x8'10" pool tal.lle. iron st &caJ(e eves l wl<ends. 833·4669 . loah.S.1 9060 un..-1 Su I b ..... 1 boys dirt bike Good con· maker $5. Lady Sun· ood di . C II JI $799oroffer 5S2·7120 wkdys. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"' e PP Y I.Iii ne ...... s · 3 pc. corner bdrm group, beam prof. style hair Cus tom s tudio couc h. g con lion. a m . P I t peopl ~ orie nted dition. $40. yellow & brown covers. dryer ss. Electric foot yellow, $125 2 Osler blcn· After6. 631·0700 PARROTS. Moluccans Chris Craft Tn·C3bin 46• Cl\1. 34. super cond .. fan· person.Ownr631·SS88 661 ~19 greatfocteenroom.$75. massager $2. Electric ders. l ·Sl5. 1·$7.Sh __ a_r_k_f_il_le_ts_._f_r _&_rr_o_:i_en-1 Cockatoos S'100. Med Yach t "Da r oon " tasticpnce Woman to cook 3 si mple For sale 2 g!rls blcyrles. 5'52·9140af'ter5. percolater SI Electric ~umlnum doghse, med F&o 1129661. Firewood. SUiphurs SSOO. Mexican custom dbl c:Jar hull. 67_5_-0924 _______ _ meals f or e lderly Goodcondlt1on.S30each. Must sell Pecan desk & fnnSS Small J•JlsawSIO. s1ze$20.~7'68SO 499·2A!M dbl yellow heads with absolutely magnificent. New Wildflowu 12·. gentle man. Live-1 n. 661-6219 chair, double dresser. 333E18th St.. Apt. B. CM OHice desk SSO. 3 spd re· large j~h~ron cage. sl~ 10, 2 heads & shower Litewetght. vt-raat1lc . Pfenty time off. Need CJ!&C Ro&ewoodportablebar .. o·k&Mgasrang~.Tappan cordplayer,$25. New Tunturi Exercycle ~l · era.PP. S/Sgalley.refng.,VHF. s1100 value. ss:-iu . car.Call673-fU06 CdM. Dfn~ny 2 uphot, ch.rs, glass·lOI} eler. ran"e, West .••. F. 2 549-.3612 c:.s~~:.,~~er. $275 ....... ----&-~----.-0-90-!t~a'!~· g~~f1:~~~ S62-«i6.1.eves. WOltK AT NOMI /med lch Cnn p~ table. roeewood door refrlg. cruiser bike. B ,,_ __. .. _. w/twn gas 4e0·~ w 4 Udo t4's. 23 lY eleC l)'""WnlCr '-•k di f nc .... new IJS\."V• Bdrm o"'t . kng $9 L.AA, dbl •eeeeeeee••• ee•eeeee ee g,....I"" Ph<>Mul~. light bulbe 3.5& 10spd MX bUtea ·• · ,... · ut e parts. can em g. ReUoo~ble """ .. """ approx 35 hrs sine\' ma· SSOO.S800, U.C.t. Call 530-52'.!0 Parts & repair=-a 11 c~Hee ~~le· & 11 P supp. dolls. collectables 536-6974 dresser. aurror. 2 nile HAMMOND Jor overhaul. S48.000 833-6519. Dorothy. ma kes. Cstm bit classic P ances. 1416 and much m~re 2'100 stnds 2 lampi;. I End lbl ~ ...... £9' ORG .& .._. Private parties only WOf<KERS in chem lea I blk~. Must sell now~! Dining Elden •13 CM Sat/Sun 10 REMODELING SALE wood Ore df'Sk, Amer Oak ~,.,.., ~..... ple8.kS40-593i Catahna 27 0 /8, spin. +4 ~~~~~hl~·~~?st~a~~ 2470NwptBlvd CM. set. 4 rhni. near new. to4orcall957-2920 ~-~/~3:eh~~~!r~r~~ ~~~1.s:;.r·c1~~~. T1t:a;,: ~~EJa~o~~~~~l~ PACEMAKH ~~~~·n~faFw •x~~:~. work cxper w/chem ~-7910 _842_·0_1_80_. ______ Dress e r s. d c s k 11 . t=xcellent condition. chr. told dn bed. Welsh proles.slonal musician & .... FT.SEO•.., S13.900.S40--0323 het pf u I . 7 . 3 : lOp m Schwinn Jr. Varsity, 10· 44" md parquet game ta· chlldrens furn. h11 Id Aluminum sliding win· 6idebrd w/hutch. twn in in e.xcel.lent condition ,..,. ~.... 12' KJT£. 2 sails. dolly. E O. E. 549-3281 . spd, perfect cond, S~ ble w /4 uphols. ch rs. 'ot~!·oom~~· •~tuaetw~ntelyr dow in frame. '12 wide X matt/bx spnnRs. planLS. Nowrer Caaskllm6g7SSS03 11ss'~~eonf· $400. YOUTH COUNSELOR ~·2884.557-84.,.. $550, '1' blue/be11(e floral ,..., . .,, «JU• 0 a 35" $15. Approximately etc.640-036Seves. in gs & w~ek e~ds ; We apaloRize for belne <:all67S·~ S950 per mo & bcnef1la . Schwinn Var111ty 10.11pds. c hinu s ofa S400. 2 _Cd_M ________ 20sq. yds. <2 pieces> or F'or Sale Cimau1 Moped 648·2158 days t Mon .. outoltownlutweek.but 8A desired. 1 yr exp. man's & woman's size, blue/IJJC occ. c hrs , Garage Sale: Pool table, Blue/Green/Whitetweed Sl7S, 'S8ChevSSOO. runs. _Th_W'll_._>. ______ we·u be on Ole boat all final filing dale 9118,78. S75ea. ~ w/cane backs S65ea 2 Sal. 10-6, Sun. 11"'1. 5291 hi lo cut carpeting. Good CallM'J.1"33. wet'k ~nd . Pr Iv a tt• Resume to YSP. lni·. 28l)J walnut commodes S40 ea. StrasbOur~. Irv. condition SSO. 830-3157 ---------Perfect cond. Wurlitzer party's Investment com· Ro NewSchwinn Cruiser 28"x86"desk&chr$175 .. ••••••••••••••••• Ebony Baby Gr and mitment requi res Im· yul Palm Dr. Costa $95. J'x6' glus top walnut Bed. chei.lS. stove. tables. Piano,S2000. 548-4362 mediate sale. Can ar Mesa Ca 92626 Call 962·2607 cof. tbl $75 Decor. lama>" dlshes, sofa etc 2128 !::. Walnut console piano range fanancinJt. Has just Sc h w 1 n n 5 s Peed $20-$75. Sango 4 Crowns Ocean Bl. 8'11 , Sal 9·3. wlmatching bench. Solid been profesi;1onally d~· .___ Suburban. L1'ght W"1'oht, Southhamplon 12 pl set· cft ... iron harp. ex. cond corat.ed and rl'·Powered Merc-M '"" t.ingchlnaSl50. 548 8618 n2S W1llowtrec Lane. Irv ....,, by Newpo rt':-finut ••••••••••••••••••••••• boys Eiecl'llenl cond1· Sal·Son. 1·5pm. Wshcr· SIOOO r1rm 333 E. 18th St. technictans . Totul of ........... 1005 lion. Hardly Ul)ed. S70. Cu.<1l0m bwlt Delta Pool dyer More. ~-0039 Apt. 8 . C.M. f>45-0377 $45,000 spent 111 last 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557·5216 Table. Slate top. Call Decorator model home Hammond organ console. months on this '6i model. ---------. .. lcllNJ Material• 1025 968-66E9ufier5:30. rum sale. antique!!. pine AJOO. drawbars. 24 pre· Brand new twin Chevy SLOT Ml.CHIME ••••••••••••••••••••••• Must 11e 11 J·pe corner & oak, access. Sut 9·1Pm setll. full pedals. external 454 Crusade r cn111ncs S •L• Bricks, new. used. bdrm set. Excell rond only, 321E.23rd St.. CM Les he tont' <'abincts with new transmissions "" '" Reasonable S75. 979.5732 $1800. 586-6862 All eqwpmenl including SIPTIMIH SJ6..0074 ---------Remodel & Garage Sale 13"'1. ZOdiac with 40 hp ONLY NEW HOUSEF'UL Bnck, windows. Lots of WANTED· W111h to buy M11rcury l'nli(int· an Antique M&Hlt' Boxes, C_.,. Ir Stunning formal h ving goodies. Sat Only. 117 console or upnght pusno davits. Radar. :auto·ptlot. Clocks. ~,_ttt 1030 rmgroup,famllyrm,&2 Amethyst.Bl SS2·1S36.5S8-8841.P.P 7"': Onan genl·r<itor • .,_ric• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bdrm sets, gla11stop MO GS LES STER~O·turntable und VH fo'. depth-finder Brand new, nevur used tables. lamps . High .VIN. A at. 11·4 Bimlniloparoundbndgc ,............_.. lenses, l wide angle. I quality lo pnce. l'.P Hi rhatr. swings. wagon, ~~!~79crsa.ftCeralrrlAa~f $75 d~k. stereo. rolor TV. ~---' TI0.28BJ. a580rted baby clothe!> & ..... ...,.. " s I(' ps 9 k n" M, '( .,._....,.. telephoto, 11 l 35mm. toys. Toaster oven, tub c · 1 ... ·~ " · 1802Kettering, lrvlne Samlgon make, $400 MUST SELL BY SUN· cncls. curtain rods. Pill· llammond Piper organ. slceperl lounge In main •---7•54···17•Tl---.. value,$275.536-0510 DAY : Drexel furn , lei.i. terns & K.J bedspread UGHTNJNG auto. rhyth. tape re· :..!.lcorno.wafuvl! of!.!ellne.y trwa~hh th Id ' d 3233 0 A corder. $550. 640· 1654 nu " ., -.-.--nd ___ k_t _b_l--1 .. Cah 1035 aaanme2oyrrsd,on . .;4t5bl.';!1x c.c75591 regon ve.. ONE Dr\Y P.P. c_~mp11c torf. b1 ~ 54 rou . oa a e ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" "' · ~ ""' · rmn gcrator wl reezer. leaves. 4 pi ere Mag 2 Fem a I e spayed tends to 60" w/4 suede & ..,-... -f-B'--&--h----1 .L Melville Clark spinet double stainlcsi. sink. b d E f . rane club rha1rs $475 ""a Kr w · ext' ron1 b b .,.~-rm. mp1rc so a . Siamese .• 2"'2 yrs old. Coffee tbl 30xOO wt lnlaid $200. Mulching love '>CM SERVICE p1anoSSOO. utc er block counler ~retary.642·7347 Very friendly. Would beveled glass to $150. S I SO Plants. TV . 894·9682 top,ui>per salonbnrarea lJEPRE.5SlON Eradiahes prefolderadlts.$20both. Con.sole or sofa t~I $20-0. doth1ng, ~ou !>ehuld ~'r~:~e~~rfr~~h '..:~~!, . 11et or 30. Pressed • 540-306I aft 6orSun. Commode type end tbl •temsp. Sec Db~TC·r"i·LNinBe S SAVE SAVE$ Spark letlt•, bu1 It ·•n Golden color · lnlricat DoCJI 1040 SlOO. 640-7568 ~ !).r1' A .,.,,y • · blender. S79,000. Ca 11 pattern. $125 or best. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M l II 2 dj l bl --·--------The Dally Pilot offers •FtMALlDAYS (7141646--0$51. OIJ-4503aft. l :OOPM Golden Retriever pup Elsec~t'roped1 c Ulb!d: ~66 Mustang rloori •. cur classified advertisers 24·hour Very desirable horse· pies. AKC Field & show w/vibr a l ors. priced ~~n:a~~I~ ::1C:3~~ service. Call us at 642-5678 by drawn s pindle body P:!;,"cdsb,"it_c x:;,~d~d , nght.Ot~4363. auto' trans. Formica 5:30 p.m. any weekday and t>uggy,clrca1898.compl. ~13,~1561 · p . DESIGNERS HOME. 1 · cowit~r70"x20. sat 10.4 your ad will appear in the res~ It road ready. · yellow Sofa, down rilled 274 Bowling Green <Pnn On all new Conn Organi. ln:stock. 1979 Searay 26' Express Cruiser. twn 470 Mere t·ruiser, fres h wah•r coofed. exlras. 549-4346. Allk for Dave. CAL20'.newsa1ls. Vfff.6 HP out.brd. many xtras 13100. 837-4929 ~ Cat. 1977 Teqwla Sunnse. w/trailer Cover & xtras. $2200. 875420tl Soling Plastrend. reach & running spm. never used. Tandem <IX l t' trlr Ba rit-nl undt'r dt'Ck wenches. Sparcraft mai.t & b o o m . 5 5 1; · It fl 110 wkdays 3·5 32· Block lsl:tnd Cutter. SS0.000 invested. i.clf for $27.000/ofr In Nwpl lkh 11141 f\59·21511 d n. 659-4459 t'Ves 17' 1'1mtJe. lrlr • .:ood ron· d1t1on, all xtraii S8SO 848-9566 UDO 14 & trailer. 12970, 2 sets of sails. eqwpped for racin!'. $1500 634-6016 or 997·61151 dyb, 552·8530 eves. Laser1112'719. gold . many extras S750 646-ll7t Glen·I 11· Fbrgl11 sailed on ce. Main & Jib. wood spars S750 846-9439 25' Corona do. exrell rond . S7SOO w/sl•p. ~49. 54-4-5435 Sabol. t ' c .. Stan Miiiet. bke new. North ull. $22:; All ongmal. Magnl~cen A.KC German Shepherd Herendon cushions. Cost ceton . Yale) next day•s paper. Victorian Chlppendal pupe. Show background. new $1200. Sell S500. JI' Chris Ctaft comm. All _2_13_·582 __ 2909 _____ _ fbgls. Fully eqwpped. In t 3 · A M F. u 1 Ibo it t Unbellevablt' cond. wlmaln. Jib & trlr Like $22,500. P/P673-4220 new.SllOO. Mlk1.>848-0800 style dlnlllg room set , Top bloodlines. Black 731-4003 GAR AGER & XMAS clrcaUMiO. P.P.962·1961 andtan.638-9308 BOTIQUE Was t eklng ---------•Selling everything In apt. dishwasher. dresser. din· o.k droplear table with Alaskan Malamute pup. Furn, Appll 's, elc. Ing room. bicycle. fish a w I Y e 1 I e g 8 S 1 7 5 · pies. A.KC regis. Show Sat I Su n 9 • 4 1 I 9 9 roie jewelry anti~ues Mahogany side board -··" 768-"'"" u · ' · ' S300. Old English pla -t ..... t,y. ......,. Ru and. N.8. o~bycrafl s upp les. $.150. TI0-3249 Boston Terriers AKC 6 Bedroom set & wa~rbed . patio bar, exerciser, dis· J • hes. glasses. asphalt l.llc, BIRTHYE A R CO I N wks,we lmarked. Male cooch&loveseat,dlnlng 12"12• 04• l OC ·30c. PLAQUES First \0/2C)<',{ &remale.893-6738· rm llible. wshr/dryer, Crockpot, medicine offWIWams Gift G11llery Beautiful Black set · coffee table, etc. Must cabinet, s ilver. 1762 1832Newport 642-8526 ler/lab. Well trained. sell. 6'15·7378 Anaheim Ave .. CM . 200 'P· okt rch lop lru k well mannered. Oood Chest of drawers wl mir· ~ds & Ends, furniture. &~ll1h•llOlldollk11:ct with kids. 1•11 yrs. NI ror&2niteslondsS75. bookcue w /g l uu, desk Ii chr. All xlnS. =-~~good home 645·9117 stereo, mirror etc Sat & S36-83:Sl · MoVlng musuell browns Sun l600 Pr1 mro8e St .. ________ _,wanted good h ome paecesect .. 2ruslchr!1,4 _c_M _______ _ um.·,....... w~ch.l~::S ':!bT0 ·Lj>1d piece br. set. "7 piece Men's snow akls bind· PAUSAL.l g na Sh Tnarion dinette . Xlnl eond. Inga/boots · GE elec Orut Beraalna In paint· re~:~PY~~~ Jt. Mt-0464 range, gold 3o", self·cln lop l&prtnl.t. rare collec· 979·8813 or 847·3383. Beaut. rusUc larte & aoUd _ses. __ 897_._5049 ____ _ Ublts on furniture. C.o· 7tAMor4-7PM. Mexican colonial Hutch. 3-4 FAMILY GARAGE i:l~& 311l Nwpt AXCyt'llowLabpupt, 53M35? S ALE . am & I~ •P· 9 wka. shots. Couch " love,eat 1125. pliancee, Iota of c othH. . SSl-4405 Wood lwln bed frame furn. Set/Sun 9.4 226 Porcelain wood cook P .. f 1 115 C.llG3l·U•& Loyola.C.M. 95Nll2G 1love. china hutch Ii e..apoo ema c 1 yur · · . mbc 840-0455 old. Very lov11blc. Older ,~wooden lrw'ldlc bed w/3 A N T I Q U E S & . children. 549·0084 aft 5 I a r a c d r 8 wer 11 u n . HOUSEH.LD lTEMS. 303 derneath " bookcuMc Alabama H.B ........ 10 I 0 Latb PUP8. AKC. 6 wki, hefldboard. $125 41M·2A0l7 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• 1150 ca. Oya 833·7241. evC!fl • PR G HT 0 A M A 0 ED 800-8819eves --· ------ HOJ'POINT Si\LE 3308 Oerman Shepherd. lge SEU.. Idle llem1 wtlh o 10c SALE • W. Warner nr Harbor. beaut. Champion aired 11 DAiiy Pllot CIDSslried Ad. Santa Ana. m.2821 wk male puppy. 832·7938 _&a_561_8_. ----- Hundreds or ltcmit. Friday & Saturday Only 333 E . l8lh. Apt. U Also. If you call by 5:30 p.m. on Friday your ad will appear In the .Dally Pilot delivered Saturday morning or, place your ad be fore noon oo Saturday for S unday morning's paper. Our friendly ad-visors make It easy to place an ad. And, you may charge your ad or have us bill it to your MasterCharge or BankAmertcard/VISA. It only takes a few wbrds in the right place to attract a buyer. Aloof the Orange Coast the r ght place to advertise ls In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 . -. , .,. 1839 Newport Blvd. C.M. 643-0271 s,.tl.g Goods 1094 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Remington Wlngmnster 12 ltUage pumP.. cost S21t, sell $125. 8onu11 5 boxes of s hells. Still 1n box Coleman c·u mp stove, propane sp11re bottle $25. ~7~ '°'' Cream Puff fiberglass V hull, 1/0 4 cyl 110 HP Mere. cruiser, top shape. Canvas cover. Sac. $2450. for quick sale. 640-4380 18 f'\ Duffield Edison elec Baybout cmplt w/top, stereo. eic. Only 10 hrs. Ca 11 1175· T10i BOAT TRAILER·Spartun Wonderoll, 3500 lbs ca.P.!!cily. for boat up to 21 , brlts S7~ 7S9-0S5l Islander 38'dsl. llrnl Furl· Ing Jib. auto pilot. low down. take over P•Y me nls o n a pprova l. 64S-t600 dlr Wlndrosc 2A. l rlr .. motor. well equipped S6~SO. ronalderlrade. 548-1036 Laser Xlnt cond. Like new Many Xtros S800 673·3422 af\r. 8pm ~~ ... , ---t070 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 28' Power sporHishlnA ••••••••••••••••••••••• T&IVISIOH boat Wood hull. n ying •• -.a.yu .. , Rentals bridge, nowl)' robu1lt ~ca"" ~LA- Freel>t'Uvery cn11n e. Needs ('!Om~ YACNewpor1646-0SSt LOW ASS 10. MO. wortt. Overall condition 30' Avalon moonn1. In (114)549-'7024 excellent. 8rond new rrontolStan ·1anchwlm directional tinder and area.121S.OOO 87S.5()81J, Pklaeer' SX$35 tuner $125. FM 'l·~•Y radW>. S5000 or --------- 2 Jennings R shl'll spkrs t ake over puymcnta Slip n«ded for new 32' S180 pr. Call 751-3410 aft Evtninas64S·93'76. Ketch Newport Unch s. \.'J lnteresl·S3500 <other uea e:Jl-0499 21" Color TV $99 .• I yr e•rt.ner xlnt W/bo11~1 Sllp Want~: for my ~· war free def & sot up 67·31' Cbn 11 Connie Incl tlsh1n& ye1cht Bonui. 3>52 NC'wport Blvd, CM well located 5llp. NB 213/833·4146 642·s:MO 1Wtn eng. 400 hrs. n.wly --------- llppolgtoo thruout. xlnt NB bu11n•n man need!' 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N•w 9100 Mto•, Mew 9100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75DATSUI 1-210 Auto trans . fact<>f"f air rldlO, vinyl roo l . low mite, L ike new t 1861 MVT·11878) ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE BUY CLEAN CARS &TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor lllvll COSTA Mt-:S1\ 546-1200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CMtS !-'()REIGN. DOM t-:ST IC or CLASSICS Ir your car is extra clean see us fi rst. IAUERIUICk 2925 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 979 2500 WE BUY USED CARS Ci\LLGARTll Used Car Mgr 540-5630 IOll"SO" & so" • LINCOLN '4\CRCURY 2626 HARBOR Bl VO COSTA MESA WEIUY USS> CARS! We 're Lhe new Chevrolet dcwership In thr I rvln" Auto Centrr We need your used cur! JOE MACPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Aut.o CenLer On ve IRVJNE 768-7222 WANTED! Late mod(ll Toyotu, VolV0'4, PIC'kUl)!I & Vons. Call 1.11 lod.ay 1 '74 BMW 2002, auto. air. '712 Dr. coupe. orange. 35 AMl f'M. Xlnl cond. MPG. runs nice. $775 $4700. 581·2151 _832;__·_3824;__ _____ _ , .. _______ _, 1975 Dats un B210 hbk 1• AM/FM str. rd. 4 new IOI McLAREN'S Mich, rad. New brks Xlnl cond $2800 or besl & oftcr.After6pm8J5.7939 Must Sell. Best offer '72 Datsun 2·dr l'pe, looks & Tr BMW 630CS I Coupe · nms good. $850. 673-4743 '77 8210 2 dr Sedan Im 71 BMW 630 CSI Coupe . mac. lo mt, $3600 lealher rntcrior <70611 ~7·2.619 aft 7pm loaded! 1578UQBJ • 7 6 8 M W 5 3 0 1976 710. Green 19,000 m 1. AUTOMATIC w 1 a llo y Xnlt cond. S2.900. or besl whe<'I~. 'lu n roor. u.n· offer 496-073.1 thrac1te. <204PHL> i2 DaLsun 240Z, red, good ' cond. 67.000 m l. a ir. '71 RMW 3201 /\ • air $3400. 640·7:>19 cond .. AM/F M s tereo <442SDVI 1977 280Z, 2 +2, silver . air. AM/FM stereo. w t elra spk.r.;, stnpes. lo m1, Ilk~ brand new Must llell. Aft 6. 848·3247 days. 963·0717 '7'6 BMW 2002 Stick s hirt. burgundy, air cond .. AM /FM s t ereo <603Pf'X> Datsun 2AOZ 1972. 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A M l t'M 8 llacll. low mitt"~ & 1•xtru cl911I t234RDKI $4111 MACH IMPORTS M8 DOVt.:STIU·;t:T N.t:Wl'O KT IH:A<:ll 18 y J 11mborc•1• & Mt·Arthu1 11l N lin::.lul l 75J..O,OO 1971 PIUGIOT SCMWAGOM Auto tr.rrn•. A M / FM 111t111>. roofuC'k an 1·x rcllonl Caml ly l'ar ! (till&, 'VI.) $2995 .. 'rt<t" auto tun.11. on all New '7ttu old thru Sept. llACH IMPORTS IM8 OOVt:;~IR Et:T NEWPORT 8 1-:ACJI lliy J 11mbcm .-e & McArthur 11t N Bm.lol I 75J..0900 ---rorsctM 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 1'0C. I.,_ OIM 11 ~-lf>cjn,.~ci.. 1SM1n.- lt *ll&er 1-1Cil-'~ ?eOt&.er t11018'-" 'bi !Ill. 5 hpd, on g Very IU OOICl cS. _,,....... dt!llO $5000. f irm. /3J90(-M>al l........ 11444887 ---,~,·=~= =:::..~ '71 934. Ired>. 14,000 m 1, , • ..ol!El Iller _.,..... 4 :ipd. i.nr f . A M I ... M :::=u::=:=. i.t e r eo. 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Move them quickly In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 CLEAN-UP SALE IF YOU DON'T.BUY YOUR NEW DATSUN FROM YOU MAY BE PAYING TOO MUCH!! CHECK YOUR CLOSEST DEALER LISTED HERE. GET THEJR PRICE IN WRITING. ..... •UtaDllTla • ..... "" a11uan11rm .., .•. ann•nm IWiiltMnur ---· ...... --- THEN COME SEE THE VOLUME DISCOUNT DATSUN DW.£R 1 00 OL FINANCING 70 ':~~7s~~~;' SR HAWS ll10W 'flNAHCING WITH MAJOR BANK ON APPROVCOCRCOIT 781210 2 DR. 785102 DR. sgge! 5 119~ for 48 months. ~sh pnce $3364. f"Or 48 monttts. Cash pnce $4038. Deferred Payment Price as Deferred P3yment Price '' $4795.68 1nctud1~ax. l.Jc. ' $5757.12 indud1~1. lte. & rNnCe charges . 14.35~ ~Nnee Charges. 14.35~ ~898) (Sef HlB210983880) (Sttt.8905) (Ser .HlAl 00137SA) 78mSXCPE. 78 F10 WAGON 51381! 5 112~ fOf 48 months cash prices Is f Of 48 months Cash PTlCe ts $4652. ~etred Payment poc:e as S378 l Deferred Payment Pnc:e 1s $6629.28 including tu. Lie. & SS388 mc lud1nf tax. Lie. & fa. faNnCe charges APR. 14.35'111 nance charges. 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H•w 9100 Allto1, H•w 9100 _SJG-43'1!1ultl'r 7 pm Cad Scd:an dt• Vaill'. itd ic·ond p· ph .011 ~O.~ ma> LO/\l~EO & s1195 494 7!lOI 78 Old., Cuhtom Cru1i.1•r 11176 VW llus l,01 1111ll•& AM f''M Excellent cun d1t11111 $47~1 fi7a :H4H Wa)(Oo /\II PoW\'r. only .. __ 10011 m1'<, t"11 61i:!f, ~ 99\S ·~ V\V nu.. 1-.xnlh·nt 1·1md1t aon Nl·w l'lll!lnc AMC 9905 $2()(X) 5!>2 J.5f)~) ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'fi2 VW. I owner. KO,()(JO rrul~. gd rond SI JOO 1>44·9273 1974VWIUG Lake Nl•w' 26,lfJ'J malt•i. UWJLKTI Mlract~ Mmda/R•"ault 215(1 lfurbor lllv<l . ( · ~ 645-5700 Yoh•o 9772 ........•.............. '75 AMC HORNET 2·door 177BM VU 1 OHLY $2222 SUNSET FORD 5440Gar<kn Grovt• Ul\'d \V(o<;tmani.ll•r ll.16·41l10 '16 AMC PACER l\utomat 11• truni.. roof r<H'k ll 95N I. P I S2222 SUNSET FORD 5440C;ard1•11 Grvvl· lllvd W1 ... 1 man.,t•·r fi36-4lllU till Volvo. 14SS waj!on Auto. 1\M FM . na•\\\y rhlt tram. 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AM/rM \lllflK> w/ lepe, luR&t8e rack, low ~ (7JJTPI) '6499 B. MAG WHEELS NEW 1977 264 GLA Avto •n e>o•e• '\U••••n, IY-!><•~ .. P'""" ....,,,.,.,, !:7'9~0:~~o.c';•i>4'' "'" IVC16ol 6™ l>-'200911 71VOlVO 262C Volvo'!> new class!C Fir'it used one we had th•~ year Car as ammac (844VCR) '16,950 '71 DATSUN 8210 FASTBACK 4 speed, AM/FM. air. very low miles Pretty yellow car. (22JRTS) '2999 s951s 71TOYOTA CEllCA GT (LB.) Auto • PS AM tr M ilereo. , ... .. 119 wheel&, lfls than 2500 m11~, rac1o{i .. ,,. r•nl'f (486UM ) '6899 71 DATSUN 510WAGOH c. CHROME REAR BUMPER CHROME DEL BAR MIRRORS AIUDIO DEMO 1977 284 GLA '77TOYOTA CEUCA GT (l.8.) 5 speed, custom pace car packa~ 498TPI) '5999 77DATSUN 280Z l:h•mP••n• 10111 !I SPCCO A).lfrM .,.,eo .,, t•,-.llt ... -· -· !IH...OOW v..., IOw ....... lr•lhc ti~ (90711lCI s9299 '71TOYOTA CELICAGT COUP£ Stereo. 5 sr:=. ma,$. van~ root 705R T) •4999 73DATSUN 240Z 4 speed. cuslum wheels. AM/fM pretty. pretty cor (Sef 133130) 14499 WE STILL HA VE HONDA CIVICS AND ACCORDS AT THE OLD LOW PRICE HURRY!! STOCK IS LIMITED * BRING US YOUR TRADE *LOW DOWN PAYMENT * BANK FINANCING • . ' Alltet. Ulff ...._, UHd ..,._,, Mew tlOO Alirtot, Mew HO AMtoa. Mew HOO ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••• C " c H 11 COJ11r 99ll .............................................. um Couc1tr X H1 Power Ill trln1. br1tk!!11, n1•w ~ Ur~ AM. <'Ir-tin. 1 uu~ te t:b n800/0ffl'I !W!I 7ll.\IJ • • DeMOQ.IAUMCI I t71 CADILLACS COUI* "'~ ... "-vOIM UT'llM&Y LOWMILIA61 Y.Xt'\:ll~t ~VIO!il> • IW14 l'uthllul' CJ"' 1>1:\ alh· Kl1.•11unt i.u11t11Qf, v.trt> Wh\'\'11>, l'tf 11' h II rt' C'rWIH' l'Ontrul bO •O 6e•'-AM t'M 11 tnl'k other xtru l.o m1. 011111 rond $4,2:!0 ~ l!M~ 1m l'ad St!\ 1111.· fully equlppt!d , :n ooo tn1 llO.IOOm 9'41 ----- °'"*' HZO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·• Qievy Capnn~. 2 tlr, very gd t.'Ond. $750 64.5 l&"nl CerY.WMomo Clauic Engine an t!Xcclhml run· rung condlll<JC'I. l ntenor. good condauon. 1.•xtl'nor ntt'<1ll manor repair. 1965 ~ or l>t.'!lt oHer . Call M6-04.30 66 Ma!Jbu waRon. Whitt'. .,..... 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '6t DOOGI DAaT 2 d.r lldn. dun. lu ma ~ aood IMO ms \4•M '74 Colt t.T )Onl t11oil V td 0 r I( \ Ill\ I I u II rttdlo 4 "I' S:rn•1 Mh 4118.'l 9t4 •••••••••••••••••••••• G...-J~~V' ~ l -• ........... u.... ........ ........... <....-.. ,....._ COM,UTt STOO( Of '71 FORD REST A 'S 3 Dr ltatr bbaclt, l>N·c1r :1 Or ll11tl'bb1H·k, ~~' t :i l>r 11.1tl'hback, (1h1,1 :1 IJr tl.ilrhbul'k RAl.AN('f. <W '78 f'J fo:.:,i'A STC)("I\ 2% OVER INVOICE PHl-:-1-'0ltD Cl.EARANC .. : The2'i< Over Invoice Exrludes Ut.>uler R~tentaon & Prep •SMITH FORD• aaaa BRANDNIW 1978 ''"' 2 DR. SEDAN WE THtNIC IT'S THI MOST AMOUNT OF CAR .• .. FOi THI LIAST AMOUNT Of MONIYI • IUllOPIAN QUALITY • 2 YR. O• 24,000 MIU WAIUHTY 'All ~llil~lt\ • ••• & loc -subfeCl lo P<o<>< ••le looks 1tood. rum. i.:ood 12HOJ Rrookhun1t All makes, models and colors. Classified Auto Advertising $650. 492 2IWI < ::irctcn Grove '75 lmpalll 4-dr sdn, PIS, 534-3254 P B A/C JOK S3200 Sale Ends 9/l6/7R ~ll46 • m a, . _· '6S Tonno Sqwre, V-8 m r • 11 Monte C...rlo louctc-d. good cond1t1on $500 i4 1 ', in the DAILY PILOT Orig owner. new rubber 963-7708 $4.S00 7!>2 1737 i2Squire Wgn Xh1t, rww '69 C hl'vy K l E s tate taros, 1:-t $1600 011.:k. WaRon PIS, PIB, AIT. 540-4113 tal S. 557 0914 <ift Rill. Rack Run~ J(ood ~ wknds _ _ _ • S750oroCfcr646-76 l2 _ ...._, H•w 9800 Alttoa, N•w 9100 Autos, N•w 9800,Autoi, M•w 9800• 75 CHEYROl.ET' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••• • ••• •••••••••••••• ••••• •• •• •• •••••••••••• ••• •••••••••••••••••••• IWALAWAGON Factory air rond., J'C)wer s teerin g, power disc br;,kes, steel radrnl tares. Ul9MOU I $3451 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd. Westminster 636-4010 74CHIVROLET MAUIU t406KXU > $2825 SUNSET FORD 5440Garden Grove Blvd WestrrunsteT 634>-4010 '69 Cbevelle 396. good cond, n ew Urea, new clut.cb. 962-9~ '71 Monte Carlo. :n.ooo mllea, PS, PB, PW, Sl~. 673-3487 CAPRICE C&.ASSIC Top o f the lin e for Q)evrolel! This 1977 4 door bas all the rane feat.urc11 you expc<.'l, plus a ir cond., power win· dows, Ull wheel. power s teenng. radio and 1s silver with cloth Interior c<XMRLE>. SALE PRICE IS $5359 COMHELL CHEVROLET 2828 llarbor Blvtl. COSTA M ESA 546-1200 9930 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Uncoln Contane ntol Mark IV, xlnt cond, whale exterior , o ar, C'ruase control , 8 t r k AM/Ji'M stereo. $5,475 pp 640·2008 CVCl> or 752·1111 dys, -----t 76MARKIY Air cond. viny l t op, c ruise contro l , full power, leather lntenor, lilt wheel. AM/FM tape. <o.16PUVI •$1699• &USTAFSON UNCOLN M t:RCURY 16300 Beach Blvd. Huntington Buch 142..tl44 c:or..tte 9tl2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I t71 CORVETTE Loaded! A Beauty~ (36trI)J ) Onl,y Sll.495 HOWAU Clw¥roa.t OoYe flt Quall Sta. (Near MacArthur, Jamboree• Bristol) Newport Beach IJJ.OIH I t77 COllYITTI 15.000 ort 1toa I mlle~1 automatic, A M /F111 8UftO I track, air cood., leather Interior, and ~I wheels and Urea. <OOIRYW> 0nly$9695 SADOl.HAQC YALLIY IMPORTS l.Jl..J040 4fMf4f IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON 1978 WASH-OUT! BIG SELECTION OF NEW 1978 AND SHOW ROOM FRESH 1978 DEMO, STAFF AND EXECUTIVE NOW PRICE-SLASHED TO CLEAR IN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME! HURRY! NO MORE SAVINGS LIKE THESE WHEN PRESENT STOCKS ARE GONE. THEY'RE HERE AND READY TO ROLL! '79 CONTINENTALS '79 MARK V'S '79 VERSAILLES '79 COUGARS '79 MONARCHS '79 ZEPHYRS '79 BOBCATS ----WIN---- A 19 INCH RCA COLOR TV COME IN AND REGISTER NOTHING TO BUY! SUPER BUYS ON SUPER CARS 1975 MARK IV Facl 11r.fullpower AM FMradiO $7288 1976 DODGE $2988 stereo v1ny1 rool toll wtleel. cruise DART V 8. auto H•ns power atr conHol •757NDM •6'1PCV 1976 MONARCH VI au10 trans . latl air pwr '" pwr <11sc brk& AM ra<110 vinyl 1111 •938NIZ 1977 LINCOLN 1974 CAPRI '2000' TOWN SEDAN. lact air. lull 4 cyl • aulo lrana steel radial $2688 power. AM FM ra<110. stereo. Lan $ 7788 llrts. sun roof. AMIFM eiereo 11~ dlu top 1111 wheel. cruise con1ro1 194QMCJ •877RKN. 1978 PONTIAC 2 OR. auto, Irena. l&c:t. air, pwr etr .. pwr. dlac btailes. AM radio t870 VNV. 1975 MERCURY $4588 2 OR , V·8, 1u10. trans, feel air, $3888 lull power AM·FM radlO, att reo, vinyl root •628NLE All PRICES PLUS TAX• VALID 72 HRS. FROM PUBLICATION SANTA ANA LINCOLN·M•RCURY f 11. ...,.wblte leatb lDt, loaded, slat coad • .-'lllllotr. ITJ.'1T73 r.ss:::&1 ~ ~ 112'.ma ~ ~ ts::::.2'.l ~ m:..llrl:l ~ ml!llZJ ~ D?3!5l!!I ~ ~ ~ c::E?Cl c;;:m::a li:l!D l!m£I:S ~ CZZmil B:mzl DAIL v l"ILOT D. :J llEWSUBARI BUY OF THE WEEK A2~L·2130M3 One Only 1978 2DOOR 4 SPEED Undercoat- Beauty R1ms- 80dy Side Molding & More 53472 izm::ta'-------------------------------------------l!!liJzm til::mll ~ £:Dm mim'3 am'!::3 ~ C!2!3 c::i::!J C2!!IEil C1!li.ZI mc:i1SJ IZ'65?IJ ............... .. ~ "74FORD ~ SUl,YAt4 ~ V·B auto Iran~ AM·F M ~ radio. 8 track stereo h1 ~ back. Port oole<; lull carpet rz:m:l!I (23280) ~ ~ ll:.?!!5J 54695 . 1115ED._ ____________ • ~ m:mm lmZIZI lllZl!J CmillJ l!l'Jl:!1r3 .a?il ~ ~ azn:I IEl£!.CI 176 FORD llJTI J Dl. H.T. V-8. auro 1rans . factory air cond•l•OOll"Q , PCWflr st eerrno. po wer Sl'als AM-FM radio stereo SPok6 wheels. vinyl rool. 1111 wheel Real sharp tow ptace 1008RKMI 5429 '74VW OASHH 4 cy1 . auto trans tactory air cond1t1on1ng. AM f-M radio Pr1oed to sett. re11 sharp 1222PFYl '73 vw 1 'ASS IUS 4 c.yl auro 1r;1no; AM-FM rao c si..r •co• l •kt< ne..., iow or•ce 29i'JF01 53395 '75 RAT Xl9 " ' ' " :·····' ,ti' 4 •J'l(1 (11,tq . I • I-Ai !f11!1• Ht.ti ~ t I . t' I I ' 1 ~\ 1 ~~11· I ) 53995 USED CAR BUY OF THE WEEK 1975DATSlll1-210-444* •• epeed. 4 cylinder engine.• door (402MXO) . . .... . ... DIAL·A·DA TSUN DEAL I 558 -7811 ,~•""1l'll 66 ~ OA OU · FAC AJC 54798 s3999 ............ ~ 1 DA Olll FAC AJC s4753 '399 .. ,_ ' ,. '" $4238 '3798 --'4358 '3696 FAC AIC '4883 '3999 ,,, .. Jr1"41 1 '4358 '3696 ""°~ ..... 4ll"9 '4358 '3696 H8 CPE '4725 '3898 '•!J.!:!...IOOlfl H8 CPE·S SPO. fAC AIC '"'"' ... H8 CPE·S SPO. FAC. A/C '5443 '4698 t"(ti' •tOJWtl U 4' fti/'1.tN\JI '4818 '4197 ss 21 ,,,. ~ •0•1''1 s4575 '3848 5828 '''1•trrm1 '4623 '3799 IJlf &tOll11M '4583 '3777 saoa ·New ·11·oatsun 510's .' Many ~e from 1 . . litOOEl STK/SEAIAL t 2 OR SEO 2 OR SEO.·AIT n·H~ 1111'\t CUAAENT PRICE S.A.Oalau" PAICE SAVE '4908 '4389 5519 55276 s4479 s797 ~20o;=0R=~=~=0 ~9~~~-4-s~5~1_7~6;.._+--'~4=3=6~1~.._-s~a~1~5~ ~'°~'!:!~All. FAC. AJC '6036 '5199 '837 ~)~~.~ '5173 '4461 '712 H8 CPE •6 SPO HS CPE·AIT, fAC AJC 1(fj1 "'°"~' H8 CPf.5 SPO W•Mlt/1'1• SW ROOF AK. PKCf 11N8'11}119 ..SW·ROOF AK. PKG. '5423 •4579 s944 s5423 54579 s944 '61 91 55191 51000 55388 s4579 5809 '6236 '5289 5947 '5967 '5099 5868 55668 '4899 s759 56002 '4899 511 03 --' ·-... ... --' ... New '78 Datsun 200 SX 's. Many more to choose from! STK/SEAIAL 1 SPT CPE · S SPO SPT CPE·S SPD. FAC. AJC tt!lul\l'Mllb ~PT CPE · 5 SPO, FAC AIC )Jll\l•"-'ftl<ll PT CPE • S SPO .-.•~tM•/t ;>PT CPE • 5 SPO 1 1\11'1#.11 4 DA SEO·AIT FAC AC .!,l~lll10Qe0 SW · A/T, FAC A/C 1973~) 1., 1 &>lntlA LONG HO • LOADED 17! &>19t1&T ~ONO IEO • & SPO. SP!'. KO. '11 & lllA8 I'll LONG BED • & Sl'O .. ,. &>)l)I010 ICINQ CAii 19eP 6')'7419 KING CA9·AIT. FAC. AJC n•l)li~tll • I ' ' PRICE PRICE '4958 '4958 55489 '5489 '4998 '902 51000 5857 '6719 '5897 5822 54928 '4297 '831 '6284 15579 5705 15424 14597 s 27 '4978 '4397 5581 '5278 '4688 5590 '6268 '5268 51000 '5789 '5088 5701 ?tFO•D FA.IRMOHT 2 door. <6'8T'l F.) $4150 SUNSET FORD M40GardenGrove Blvd WeBtmlm1ler 636·4010 '64 Merc ury Hun!\ $295 '71 Cuth1i;i.. Alt'. 1·1 ~ !'I ll, V·8. UUlal, hi 1111, xJntcond Sl :r7~ &M W41i "15 ClITLASS Sup1c-fl"lt'. 2 dr . vlnyl toµ, huqtun dy/silver. Al(.:, l'I~. 1'1S. AM/FM. crutK~ l'Onlrol ~l:D 71 FORD Al\ 6PM 646·SSlS fAllMOHT ·72 Mercur; Marquis '74 Oldll CullasR, 1¢0od Bn>uih&m, fully loaded. ~l~ded Best offer 4-0oor. 6 <'Y1•• aulomallr lo ml. xlnt cond. Beat or _......._ ________ 1 "1"1111'· llMtl> les-over S167S. 846-9070, 73 CUTLASS $4344 S36-Gr74 (09441 SUNSET FORD '71 MHCURY s I. 950 ~GatdenGroveBlvd. UPHYR SfOA ('UNSET fQRO Westminster 636-4010 6-cyl, automatic trans. \lU . 77 FORD factory atr conditioning S440Gardeo Grove· Hive! GRANADA AM radio Still unde; W~ei:__ 6J6 4010 4-door. V-8. auto trans. newucar warrant y 750ldtCon••rtlbl~ 1418 KV l"orest ~n'i!n wht top & (u(tory air condilio111ng, $4900 int. an unui;ed sparn top. power 11teering. s t eel ~ radial tires. unWd glass. 540·5630 superb cond MOlll avail c~RXG > accessort~ & optaoni. A S .. 606 delight to own & dnvl• .. Pnc• can be negotJaled SUNSET FORD 2626 HARBOR BLVD.•-644-2630----~ Garden Grove Blvd COST A MESA PWo 9957 Westrnnuiter 636-4010 -•••••••••••••••••• ••••• I 976 MERCURY 56 Must. 289.auto. l-'/1ur. lobcat VIII-pony int. 2nd owner -'7-· Mustsce $2.700 963-9180 WOCJOft Econom1(·al 4 ryl. with iO Cntry Sq. 9·pass. AM. automal1c. air cond & auto. PIS. Pi li, V-8. air. AM/ FM s tf'r('O Tht Best oHer. S46.a4S6 pnce as nghl on lh1s one 1976 FORD Pinto t044NXNI Economy plus + + 4 cyl. SlOOO auto. AM radio The 540-5630 perfe<'t car to i1ave xas uround town & on those long tri p11 I 704N PI">. $2400 540-5630 1011 ssos & sos • LINCOLN ·MERCURY IOllSSOS & so~ • LINCOLN· MERCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA Mnhlftq 9952 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2626 HARBOR BLVD '76 Muslanl{ Ghia. 33.000 C'OSTA MESA mi, Mm8 great Asking S3600 Ph 642· 7121 8 ull s. 9945 aft 5. 645-0466 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 75FORD Ch'5.'!1c '65 4 dr. Xlnt cond MUSTANG 2 + z Sl,t9:4.-0940 af\. 6pm wpeed. Hall ye wheels _ __;._..;;.~~...;;.:;..;.;.;.;.__1 <626LPX I $2495 COMPLETE STOCK Of '78 FORD PIMTO'S Pony 2 Dr St'tlun. l'1nto z Or. Sedun, 3 l>r Runabout. 2 Or. Wu~on. 2 Dr. SlJllon Wu uon Sqwre BALANCf:OF '78 PINTO ST OCK 2% OVER IHVOIC E PRE FOFW CLEARANCI'; Tht'2'• Over I nvoice 1-:xcludei. Dealer Re\.enhon & Prt•p •SMITH FORD• l.2801 Brookhurst Garden Grove 534-3254 Sale Erads 9116178 '73Sqwre Wal(on. exceU ('()f)d Must ~ell. 646 1Rl5 197~~:~~l.. SUNSET FORD l'UU powe r , rich leather S440Garden Grove Blvd. '73 Ptnto Watcon wl lt.'S)> interior with twin com· Westminster 6J6..4010 Lhan 10.000 m1 on ha fort seal.II. both power. -,-78_M_U_S_T __ G_V_8 ;..;..;.1 perform,.~oU>~ Clean. tJltin~ stet0r1ng wheel & AH mu!1lSel udll w . &l ofr AMll"M stereo. 1498Nll I Automatic trans. factory _fl45-__ 8(JU ______ _ aircond. AM/FM stereo .. $5400 st.eeJ radial tires. tinted T1 Sqwre Wag?n· whit~. 4 540-5630 glass. Rallye wheels. spd. air. PIS. AM ll'M 4.720 m iles. ISlOl 1 cass. rf·rck . cust int. $5591 non smoker. Michelin nad1als. S39SO. 556·S660 SUNSET FORD wkdays. 492·"203· 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA S440Garden Grove Blvd '72 Pinto. low m1. I yr new Westminster 636-4010 clutch. new tares Must IOllSSO\ & SOS • UNCOL N·MERCURY Need more room? Bring the whole family doum to llauer &tryon a big roomy car! WAGON 'S '77 Buick Estate Wagon ~.,,~,,,. lobne.. ('113S4. f) '76 Buick Estate Wagon Ci ui~ 1111 >4)111 llOW"T ~I ~ 000. loc:li• .... <onC tTWny Utrit~ (I 0 I J 119/1 '75 Buick Estate Wagon Ct~ lift P Wl•I w.it ~ dr loO.s "* cond lo.otd (199VI [) '77 Ford ltd II Wagon Go6den flrOMl 9CJOCI "',, ... I-'IUI (911Rf>V) ·74 ford Cty Sg. 9 Pass. ~ noc:e ..... IOhof P•lldl Nocc (I 0 I olOJJJI '77 Dodge Aspen Wagon ~bf-.. ""'' .... di AM/1._u"'9fl~ t861'>Wfl '5888 '4555 '5999 '3999 s5222 0.-~ Co.mty's : 1 8ud Oeo\., 979-2500 Can wbt«t to pttOI \Ale All price\ pl1..1s ta• & hcen5.e P•ic:H SoOd 48 His Aller Pubhcatl0'1 2925 Harbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa °'*9 ["'Y Ni.,.C UtltJI 10 p"' SUtl 'bl S SI·"' 9947 sell fast' Sl250 846 2986 ••••••••••••••••••••••• io Mustang Mach I. 35\ il!~ves~=-~=~~=J-_:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:_ iO M k I t d eng. l'Ull pwr 511M m1 . Contact the DAILY PILOT for ovenc . x n con • new tires. Xlnt cond. 74 Pinto Hatchback. g~ air cond. S7SO/cnake of· S2900fofr.642.9270 cond . lo mi. AMt l-M I nformation regarding the fcr66H8'14 --ca.ss. $1400. 493.577n county requirements for using a '87 must.. lf.cyl. auto, PIS. , ----Flctltl B I N F\nd what you want ln lomJ, S24SO. 73 P!nto Runabout. 62.000 ous US nest ame. DaJlyPilotClasailleds. &42-1714. ml s. good co nd --------$1200/olfer 67~27 aft 642-4321 EXT 332 .•.•...•............... ............•...•.•.•.. . .. ~ A.wtol, UMd .... UMd 6pm. AlttO$ u~~ !Auto u ~ ·74 Pinto Wagon. xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cond. 56,000 ma ·s. $1850 -nw 963-1002. Audrey. 1162 ·5566 0 "1,,_,,.,, 74 RUMAIOUT fWop/, '78 Buick Le Sabre • !ti . Lin.""· hll. , .. °' ~~ AM/fV CM.Mtte. ~r.:x~~ .. ~,~~8 ~ ..... $6333 174Buick le Sabre Cpe. ~·~ toof . ..,dPn. . s 34 4 4 '76 Cadillac COV °'**'bra-. er_,. lop, wPI'!' $7 7 7 7 ....... (l86f'f'G).. . . .. .. • . .... '78 Chev. Malibu 4 Dr. ~~=-r. .. ~~: ....... $6222 '76 Cadillac COV ~~~ .. ,_,~·~" ... s7999 '76 ~e Charger SE ::n-ur· ... ~·~~ ...... '4888 '75 Pont. GP .._oon,IOQd"'°"".~~. $4999 (5«.20822J). . . . '74 Otds Delta 88 U. ~ lool •t ""' one' (JliUH) .. 0-.. C..-.,. •, # I a...k• ,,..,_,, 979-2500 Low Blue Book ~pec1al 151.'.IPKJI Sl.42S. SUNSET FORD 5440GanJcn Grove• Hlv . . '76 FORD LTD s3999 llOUGHAM Sl!OAN •• Padded lop VB eutomahc full POWef po~r steerrnq ano ~al(~ racrON air radio heater '70 fUry. /\1C. P1S. P1 B, t-S-H_A_R_P_i 7_04_PO_M_l ---------f 2 dr V-8. $600 Ml 6PM. 7~=on W110. deluxe. ~~;DH~~~-........ $ 3999 rc blt enl'(, Kood cond.. Ca orrolel too lull oower ractorv air. cru1c;R mokeoffer 493 5770 control AM/FM "ereo Low Mileage and SHARP 1226MCH J '72 Ouster V 8. low m1lell lmmac $1375 Must sell s4999 by 9115178 645·5916 or '7S CADILLAC G.14 7486 COUPE DE VIUf .•.•.• .,2 Roadrunner v R. runs Cabrro1ot rop learner 1111erior. slereo11aoe clean. Hul'llt 4 llpd. lloly r--p-10.,y_e_r _s_PE_c_1_A_L _r_!>J_1_M_w_K_J.....,-~----1 ;,~;008~ 1~aders '75 CADILLAC s4999 ... 3 0 6 1 SEDAM OE VILLE •••••• ' uster, cy • ;rnto. P;iddP.d •oo lull pc1wn1 factory a" AMtf"M /\I C. vinyl lop New c;INoo 4? 000 Low low Miles (24001411 urcs $2000 r><16·1191 l!ISO l'lymouth Cran hrook. f'll'lrly rt•,111rt•d n1't'<.L' brake' & dutth Ura ve al homl' $400 631 2A71i '76 AUDI s4999 LSIOO SEDAN .. • . .. Aulom .. I•<. oowrr !F f'r•nc; t1nd t:>rakti•, AM/f M 10010 h a1e>r iac:ory air L1kE1 New Onrv 1a 000 m11e., r296RKRI POftHoc 9965 .,_ _____________ _.,. '77 MERCURY COUGA1$6799 XR·7 MOOMROOF •.•. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 70 GRAND PRIX Super Sburp Must See' <JBJBQn 0n11 Sl.950. SUNSET FORD S440Garden Grove Blvd Wcstrrunster 636·4010 '65 Saran Wgn. H pas, . V 8. auto. PIS. P / ll. S4!l0 ""2·~2 i i Catalina 400. uuto. :11r. 11!1.000 rm. S!~b 1:1:1 E 161hSI 1127.('M f977RRHIRD C<11'nolel 100 lull oowor leather 1111error ~01t1 POwer seal'> lactory air AM/FM with rapo Player 1111 wlWPI cruise cont rot. ONLY 15 000 miles 1108SNl:.I '76 CADILLAC s7499 court DE v1uE ••.•.• Padded too lull power 1ec1th(lr 1n1erro•. ractory arr AM/FM ~.rereo/lap1.1 player. crueso con1ro1 hit wrmel ONl Y 29.000 m1IPS AN C.XCEL LENT BUY (9 IOP,JYI '76SEVIW .••••••••• $8999 Padded too. lull pawer leather 1nl8f'lOr soht A 11 of the qua I 1 l y oower seats. factory air AM/FM wilh 8 track features ot l.he 1-'arebard player. lltt wheel. cru1ae oontr04 Low Muea h11e plus lb• et'Onomy ol (465273) a V-6 enalne. Air cond1· ...,.___....., ___________ _. llonlng. automatic . •77 CAOtUAC $'1999 power au-ert na. new llres and a stereo rad io EL DORADO ......... . (~LO> Rod With Wtute Leather & White Cabriolet IOP ~11cr1 "'• -ICE! tun POW9f se>11t pawer seats. AM/FM with e °""'""" ""'"'" t1uck pt~. factory air. hit wheel. cru'841 CONNELL control LON. LOW MILEAGE (5;J5UMXI CHEVROLET ~ llorbor Rlvcl. COSTA Mt-:SA 54 .. 1200 llave somethlnf( you want to sell ! Cla11111t1cd ad 11 do h well -Call NOW, 642-5678. ' ' ' \ A.tea, UHd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1~ Punl111r Ai.tre St Waaon Many eictraa XJnl ("\lfid. 842 5000 17 F1 n•bird Formula ~lvt'r Blue Blut• v11l<•r I oadt·d I u p 1"111111 $.).lilOur ff oltr ~ ~ •. 1 71 t'1reh1nt .. ormulu t\ M I .. Jtt1 II I r k r I "' J l ,000 m1 \.114tl0 400 1.M•d CLOSE· OUT ON All 1978 PONTI ACS lmagintt J t"""•1 M .. w p (J n I I ii I ~ 11 I I '; t1QU•PPe<l ,11 ttw inw ctose·out Pf ~a 01 ,.mrv s399a You 11 lrnd this new 78 Sunt:>rrd tta!; many t eatures sue tt as whitewalls, tinted glass r ad10 and more All 78 models are being re du ced tor 1tt1s closeout sale This 1s a great opportun11y IO• you to tal\e aovantage of big saving!! on all models SNEAK PREVIEW! SEE THE '79 MOOELS NOW! ALAN MAG NON PONTIAC 2480 HARBOR Bl. AT FAIR COSTA MESA 549-4300 1977 FORD THUNDBlllRD V8. automatic lr ani. . pwr sl~nng & brak~. pwr windows. ltll wh('('I, factory atr cond . custom whet•ls. radio & healer !,er 150881 Stk. P3405. $5888 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA 642 0010 '67 T· BIRD Classic. full pwr, xlnl rnnd $975 197-3037 ber. Ham/art 3_Pm SUH SET SUPER SALES!' est '77 T-BIRDS VS, a ulo trans. r:it·tory arr cnnd . power 'll't•r in~. vower disl· brak<>i.. power wmdo'-'i.. '>l<'cl r11d1ul tires. l.lnu:d gloss. vinyl roof, ltll wheel, Rally<· whl.-cls (313SW DI <07!JSWO J <3 19SWU l tORJSWO) (317SW DJ C314SWO) (529SQ S l CALJ. FOR DISCOllNT' SUNSET FORD 5440GurdenGrovc lilvd. Westminster 636·4010 1975FORD T·llRD One of lhe lai.l full ~•le l11r d ... Full p o1111·r. AM/FM stereo with Ii track The fed & nth-of a Mark IV with Llw Prltl' of a FonJ <978LXll 1 •• $5200 540-5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOLN MfRCURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA v.,.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Vega GT. 4 ~pd , P/B. PIS. u1r Sll'rco. $1 JOO. 54!! 2.180 ·11 Hatchback. R&t-1, auto tram. Good l'ond. 1 ()v.tnr $750.64()-1717. '74. yellow. auto, hatchbk. 46,IXX> m1. $1495. 540.3066. 522 Traverse Dr. CM ·74 Hc.chbk, dlx int . auto. new tires. 21.700 m1 Perlect. $1450 or bst ofr. S4().+t29 an 5 & wknds. '72 Vega Hatcllback GT. xlnl cond. l owner. well ·.. .. ·~: ::::::::1::::::::::: : : {\\}·.······. HEW 1978 FORD FAIRMONT 53777 2DOOR 4·SP"Pd full IOC!Of'Y eau•oment 1n1e11or accent grouo· 1().24 19~ I 13397 Plu\ ldX & he V·8 au1oma11c. oower si eenng & bral..es radio air WS W llr81> 628NZC 18688 '74 FORD PINTO Autorna11c rad•O noater w&w ltres (3b1LJGI 118668 5 1277 '75 CHEVY HOYA 4 d•>tH v 8 dulOmdltC oower s1ee11ng & orakes radio 120MXU 18189 53277 '74 UMCOLH V·8 <I <Joor 389L WG ~8599 2 door oowe< ~llOflrtng & brakes air AM/FM "uroo deluxe rntenor root rack, 718NZA 18480 '74 FIAT SPORT COUPE S·speed 1ransm1s .. 1on. AM/FM s101eo w/car.&e11e. 1111 cond111on1ng ralty wneeli. •8759 52777 '76 HONDA CIVIC WAGON 1A863t9 IP80!>8 53777 '7 6 CHRYSLER CORDOBA CPE Landsu rop lull pewer 1111 CIUt'lti '"' AM/FM ~·ereo 960~H •P8399 .. Q rij ltr/l MEW 1971 FORD PINTO --:t::: s49a! $100 DISCOUNT Off= RETAIL!! I 0 111b7f>73112986 MEW! I 971 FOID GRANADA 4 DOOll SIOAH 54677 E. V..S. Cru1S&-0·mt1ttc. radial t11es, ~ fron1 disc Drakes. vinyl roor ro 1214811 1276' HEW lt71 FOID PINT0 2s=: 53277 ~ 2 3 hire engine. 4 speed rack 4 pt· nion Steeunq power front disc orakes radio ·~a· window defroster 11n1uo glass 1 O #087060 116670 HEW I 971 FORD LTD II HAlOTM 54777E Select Y.•11 cru•se-o·matoc power lronl disc br11kus. power ..,eenng. steel 1>11lled •ad1a1s t O IH2299975 19825 ALL FIESTAS JUST 549 OYER COSTI Colt i.ct.l6et 0..... HalA•c• · All Fiestas Fealure Front disc brakes •ndeoenoenr tron1 suspension. Mecphefson s1rurs ano 43 :::,~. / 30 MPG CITY CEPA RATEDJ 111111111111111 .. '74 FORD MUSTANG 11 '73 FORD LTD COUPE V•nyl roof a cvt au1oma1tc "" consore WSW LTD B•ouqllam oower steering & brakes 111es 090t.WB 118686 raO•O arr cono11ton1ng 22 t NIJ •8060 '75 FORD PINTO Red courw 73 ll 00 • PR664 '75 VOLKSWAGEN A 1>ee1te w11h many miles 10 oo 007NOF •84b9 Fnday. SeptemlMr 16. 1978 ALL NEW 1978 FORD COURIERS DISCOUNTED 5800 V ·9 full l)OW9I' f8C'fory air vinyl too. !tit ..,_, 11nreo glass. 102RXX 18708 54777 4 •,pr•ed trJri5rT<1~s1on. t>9~MCH •8157 51677 '71 POHTIAC LEM.AMS v 8 1u1 oma1•c power stnflrtnq \ b«l~P ract0<v Ill t ]Qlr) tJlfy Wh0CIS t080SY 11870: 51777 '67 MERCURY COUGAR V fl 111toma11c powPr ~te>ertriq radio IYCH0091 •871!1 4 ·dOO• V·8 . 885 RXP •8&-46 51677 '71 FOllD MAVERICI( 4 1100t <JU'O"'J'•C •!" cond tl•Ol'"'Q 884FUY ll87!':i7 5 1677 '73 PONTIAC VBCTURA Au1oma11c. OOWef ,loonnq & brakes air cono11ion1r19 360JOU 18036 51877 '75 MERCURY IOICAT RUHAIOUT Au1oma11c. rao10 llP111n1 black vinyl 1nl1>1•0• powe1 sres"f.277 .· .. ·:··· cared for, 4 spd. R&Jt.1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~ air. $750. 675-2236 days 1975 VEGA HATCHIAO< Aut.omaUc, radio, c·xtra nice economical school or 2nd car. One own<•r car. IOld new by us Only lUSOmlles (7S2NBW l $1666 COHMELL CHIVIOLU 2128 Harbor Blvd COSTA M..:SA 546-1200 SOMETHING DIFFERENT! Unusual Cars, Classics, Antiques, Race, & One of a kind! ' ' \ Pf6 DAILY PILOT Fr1c111y. September 15 1976 8 cyl engine, auto trans. radio. heater. Power steering. power brake s . w s w tire s. au cond1ttoning ( 174 STKI 53895 176 DODGE SPORTSMAN ve. automatic. Power steenng. powfH brakea and heat er. (001641). IRMC> MEW '78 L.AMOMARK I LA_..DM•U: The van of vans is available in 5 floor plans with your choice ~ ;=~~ I length seesatf10<ngtr:~~T~~~~~~ & luxury. eccesson voYAGllt: This van offers brand-newness I d & Out· front doors to uul lamps - 1ns1 e · I end new extra length. IRANI> MEW '71 VO'f A«i8 - 74 CHEVY CAPRICE W .AGOH Electric door lo cks. po wer steering. P<>W9f' wincloes. fuggaoe rack. air cond V/8. auto. trans. .. radio. heater, wsw tires C005KJU) 52295 '73 MAZDA WAGON Automatic 1ransmlaalon. p0wer brakes. wr cond1tl0f'lmg. roof rack. radio & heater (423HTK). 1RAND MEW PL yM()UTH HORIZON d trans bucket 4 spee m exterior. seats. cuslr~or wheel trim c1ay/n1g&ht 7's1w ~ad1al tires rings w Q) (ML44A8028125 177 PLYMOUTH FURY WAGON 8 cyl engine. auto trans . radio. heater. pc>wer steering power b r akes. wsw t ire s. air cond1t1on1ng (542TEX) 54495 78CHRYSLER LllAROH 8 cyl engine. auto trans. radio. heater. pe>wer steering, power brakes. wsw tires, air cond (969 THS)s5495 • 4 cyl engine. 4 speed radio. heater. white sidewall ltres. sunroof (3 t8FVZI 1 77 CHRYSLER CORDOl.A 8 cyl engine. auto trans . radio. heater. p()W8f b<akes. wsw tires. air cond1hon1ng. Powef steermg. 1676SJP) 54995 BONUS SAVINGS ON ALL 1978 _o .. EMONSTRA TORS._~ 175 PLYMOUTH VALi.AMT BROUGHAM 8 cyl engine auto trans radio heater pc>wer steering POwer brake s w sw tir es . a ir conc11 t1on1ng 1755SP$1 52595 169 DODGE VAM V8 en91l'A 8 UtOl'l'..t flC tran41m1ss1on c>nd mag wnee•s (39788Cl .. I Huntington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION Afternoon N. Y. Stoeks VOL /1, NO 1S8 4 SECTIONS, '8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1978 TEN CENTS Were Biker's Ashes Strewn in Saloon? llunt11wt11n 1\1 .11 h 1111111 ,. .11rl tudu\ lh1·\ 111°111'" 1t1• 1.111111\ 111 1nu11h•11>tl lllOll>I \ 'I" t 1, ,, I' '\I lt-n M.111 l>-11• h 111 ..... ttor•ll h1i. -. .. tu· .. 11h1d1 th• 1l11'411to"'11 ""'10011 "h1•11 tu ''It" '' 1lit1t ti l'l1l t11• "1'1 ll t II I h.111\~td; .. aid .1 \\11111.111 lwh1•\ 1•cl 111 h1 t-•1'111" 'I'll I \'lllt'I •ti lht 11111 W1•1l111•-.tlJ \ .1111 I 11<>••11 1...tlll'ft•tl th1• l r1·n1.1h·tl r 1·rn .• 111' 111 1h1 btl.1•1 .11111 "·"I .1 •'Ill'• 1111 1111 ":tlci1111 \1 \ th•Jd 111111111 I ' l.1111\ " .. till '4,11111 ,111.I lh1r1 ""I 111• .11111ttwr k11l111c h1•l11r 1 11 '" 1•11hl C'hu<Jw1t·k s .itd t h1• w11mun 1·hjntt•d 1n front ol trnrmo1d V1t•k1t• M.trtin f'1·111 43 dh'l1~atin.: orfit1•r' lhJl !>hl· hJd 1>cen lh1· ..... h '>l'Jtll'rin~ "'>man in lhl· .. uloon l>don· and lwht•v'"' h1•r 111 tw 1"1•111 '' ::.11>l1•r l'at1 ons t·.allt<d lw1 Judy S<·vl•raJ other IK'OPI<.' bc:hl'Vt'd tu ht• rl'lallvt•'t ~ind frwnd::. of Opporient Charges F 1· r o. s tood b e h 1 n d th<' wumJn who l•ntered the saloon t•vt•n thou~h at was closed for l111s lnt•':-., Mass Martin told j>Olat·l' I\ rt1.·r t•ust1nfl the "curse" and '>tallcrang the ashes. the group n1.1rt''., as ht·:o. were scattered along l'al'1r1<· Coast HiJ,?hway as lh1• m11lorc~d1sl::. rode eas t. M '"" ~tart1n told police the .1 .. ht•'> "1·r · 1ns1dt• an urn that Ft•ru':-. :o.r!'>t1·r t·arned anlo the bar 111 u box Manger.s !ccused Of Grandstanding 8 y RORERT 8 .\RKER 0t tM0•1ly P•IOI ~t.111 lkpuhht'an 1·hallt•11g1•r 'hut'k Gibson a<'l'U'<'d l>t•nn1 -. Mangt·r., or grand .. t;.mdang and 'lllt''>llllnl'd Mangl'rs' <·rNlthrlrl~ at a largt· poht1l'al gatlwnng an lluntrngt1111 Bl'ad1 Thur">dav Mang1•rs. tht· llc·mo<'rtilH' tn t·umlwnt an 1111• 7:1rd A.,sc·mhlv 01slrl<'I. ">tttd ht· \\1111lfl11 'l lil• :1°s ·frontal" a"> 1110, oppont·nt und dadn 'l r t•pl~ to 10,11·h 1'11:11 g1..· 'Abrwrrnal' Test Tot --Peril Seen WASlllN<;ToN 11\l'I A gm• t-rnml'nl t'thl('.., pan~I was told todav that tt•'t tuht• human krtaliutllon 1!-. hkl'lv to µroduc1· as many abnormal t•mbryos as normal rerl1h1.:..it10n Inside lht• molh~r·s body For that 11•a ... o n. llarvard M l'd rt' a l Sc•h1111I phy!o.1olog1!>l John 0 01gg1.•r' ... ar<I. more <·x pt•rimt•nlat11111 should Ill' clnnt• on lht.• pl'O('l'sS lx•f11r1• att1·mpling lo n·1mµlant 1·mhr~·o., t11 proclutt· a h\'l' htrl h I\ s1mrla1 pt twt·ss 111 England fl">Ullt•d m llw lmth 111' ·• h<•alt.hv h<1hy girl .J11ly <?=>lo a prt•vt1Jusly d1ildkss 1.·rn1pilo B1J.!g<·rs l<· .. 11f1 l'd .1s the M ml'mber Elhtl'S /\<lv1,nry Board tu thl' Dl'pa rl rn1•11l ol I lci.lllh, Educ·t1 t11m and Wl•ll .trt• 11p1.·nl'tl pubh<' h<·anngs on th<: l'lhH·.11 (IUl'">llllllS HI Vlll\l·CI Ill thr.. n · ::.t•arl'h and to 11•1·1>n1111 lo"nrl go\ CSt•t• H \ UI fo:S. l'agt• .\Z I City Official To Quit Post lnH~ington 11 u n l 1 n gt on B t' a<' h A!'> s i s t ant C ity Atlm1ni !-.t ral111 Rich a rd I lariow annnunC'c•d toduy he is n's1~n1ng at I he Nld 111 this month to tHkL• a JOb 111 prtvalt• busirw:-.s ll:rrluw h:1s l11•1•n t·mployerl hy tht• t'll\ s tnt'l' WliO. first ;J!'> a draftsmun 111 tlw pla11111ng 11t· partmt•nt lie ;irlv;1111·1·tl lll tht· post or planning <11rN·lot ht'fof'l' hl'c·om ini;: City drn1111 -.1r;1tnr Bud Belsito'' top assist :1111 111 197fi lie: s aid. howevt-r. Lhal hl' has luught against rising ('O!>ts and hiJ:. s ur>portcd edut'iJlton r e form!'> Ht• heatedly dt•nted lhul he was il part or the.· frel' ">pending "inncr-c·1ty hbcrub of San Franl·t sco and Lo!-> /\ ngl'il'S " The 1·xt·han1::t· l1 vt•n1.·d a lt•g1slallve forum i-.ponsored hy thl· Orang<: Cocasl A:.:.ol'i<1t1on ul 11.•ndc d by more than 100 pt•rsons. Dfi11rigner Die• Willy M ess erschmid t . famous Gcrmkln a ircraft cJt• .,1g ncr of World War II, died an Muni c h today f ullowang "'11 rgl'l'y lie \\<ts RO Pharmacist Fires Shot At Gunman Former lluntingtnn lk ;1d1 Cr I~ Co1mc.·ilman Nohlt· W.11lt• f1 red I wo pistol shots a t a fll·1.·ing h:indrl who trit'd lo roh Wailc's pharmacy Thurs day afkrnoon No on<• was hurt. Thl' s hots from W a ill' 's .:lH · 1·allh1•r pistol appan·nlly m1 ssl•d th1· armt•d thug wh11 drorped a h11g or prcS('flplion drugs he h<t<I takt-n from the pharrna1·y. !-.Uid pulic·c Sgt Rl·rt Chadwick The curlv·hc.1 ir<•d bandit , ar mc.'d wit.h a .45 ca l iber handgun. fled the scene 10 a while C<1di llac con vertible believed stolen 10 Lon~ Beach, Chadwick sa id T ht· noon·t 1mc arrair also matched up Ron Cordova and John Sehmil1.. opponents in the 36th State Scnalt-Distract. M a r 1 a n B c r g c s o n . t h l' Republican candidate in the 74th Assembly. parlleipaled but John llarrison. hl•r opponent . did not G ibs o n sa id that Ma ngers grandsl;.and1•d by makang public com m enl!> that hl' would return i.l portion or the legislators ' future s.ilary increase lit' C'laimcd that Ma nger!'>. however, voted in fuvor of s pending $28 million lo fund the legislators' retirement system. G ibson also c h arged that M a ngt'rs rcct'ived S16,000 fro m Leo McCurthy t o pull h im through Lht• 1976 election in re· turn for ManJi!crs' support of McCarthy as Assembly s peaker He said furthe r tha t Mangers· cr edi bility was put in doubt when Mangers ta lked in favor of tax reforms but was an opponent of Proposition 13. Manger s s aid that t h e in· tcres ls or homeown ers have dom ina ted has <1ctivit1cs. l k said that he has worked for s chool re· forms a nd agains t the rising costs or govern rnent Mangers s aid that his pro· posed moratorium on uncsscn· lial school legis lation ha!> proved cHcl'live bt•caus e many bills h-.vc· been killed voluntarilv He said millions of dollars ·have been s.i Vl'<I M a ng<!rs s:Jl(I that he hus been raled as a mod1.•ralc const·r v a ti vt• hv Amertl'a n s for Dcmnc·rnti<: Action and is more• t' o n s c r v a t 1 v c l h a n s o m t' He publicans · · · 1 s upporte<:nulty." hl' said . M ~ingt•rs said a poll showed him Lo be th<.' most tndependcnt 11( all <l!>Sl•mblvmcn Schm1l1., th~· Hepubhcan can d1dalc for th1· 3fith Slate Senate st•al. al)SCrlt'd thul Cordova 1s a hbt'nal who is posing a:-. a con- st-rvallvc Cordova said t hat Schm itz has hccn unH·i-.pons ive to constil· CSec• FORUM, Page .\2> Huntington Phone Cut Repaired Service lo about 1.300 General Tl'leph on c c ustom ers was r(•s lorcd this morning afte r an underground cable was acciden- tally ('Ill Thursday. T elephones wert' knocked out an the area of Gothard Streel hl'lwec•n Warne r a nd H eil :1vl.'nues in lluntington Beach by u construction cre w which was putting in water ma in!!, Saloon owner Vince Mulli~an said toduy he 1s not worried ubout the "curse .·· Mulligan said. "I'm not scared I've been in the M!rvace " Mulligan swept up the ashes that were later gathered by police criminolo~asl Ken God· dard and placed in an evidence locker . Sgt Chadwick satd Chadwick suid he has not been able to contact Gero's sister or any of the motorcych sls who left the c;a loon an proccssaon·like fashion Wednesday No charges \liolent Storm h ave been filed. he added. Westminster Memoria l Park Mortuary officials said a rosarv was recited Mond<1y ror Fero and his rem ains were cr emated the next day. T he ashes were released to Fero's family to be scattered at sea. mortuary officials sa id Meanwhile. police say their an vcst igation is a t a sta ndstill due to a hick or cooperation b)' wit nesses lo the attack on Fero at the sa loon. l'ol1t·1· lx:hevc· Fero was stand· ang an llw sa loon doorway when ht· wa1> pulled mto the bar a nd stabbl•d 1n his lower back. Fero was on crutchc!> when he was stal>bl•d due Lu a lt•g injury. polite sa id. • Pollet> said Fero, a lso known as "Mad Dog." was well known an thl· downtown ;.1rca a nd car rtcd a buc·k knife when he wa~ slabbed Mad Oog nl•vt•r ('aused mi any trouble." !'>:ud ::.a loon keepe1 Mulh11,an This 1s how it looked Mondav wtwn a 50 lo fiO foot wavt· t•rashcd ovC'r tht· bow of the Qut•en Elwtbl·lh 11 Winds up to 70 m iles per hour ;.ibo hufft•lcd the luxury liner. /\bout 200 pal)'>t'ni.:t'I'" app lml(k•<l thl· s kip pc·r ·.., sc;.im:in:...htp "'h(•n thc•y urrt\'t•(I 10 Nt•w York. Radioactive Waste Spill~ on Freeway SW I PTWATER. Pu t 1\1» State police• s aid today a con· luin cr or radll><H'livt' l'Obalt wask split OJ>l'n on lnll'rstute 80 in northt·ast Pennsylvunta ;after a ppurl'nlly falling from a pass mg vehit'll' At lt'asl lhrel' peoplt• were t•x posed lo lhc tont:.11nC'r, pohn· s aid One• of thost'. I roop(•r John Fa lt•sky of th1· Swart water bar r a <' k :-. . d 1 d n 11 t r l' g 1 .., t l' r a r1angernu~ n •a ding on a radia t 1 o n m 1· t l.' r . s I u l e po I i cc :-.1>okcsman Tom Lyon s~11d I nat 1<11 polrn• n •ports said lhl' otht•r two un1d1•nl1f1ed pcr!'ons were: t akt'n to u nt'urhy hospital. but Lyon sa11I ltwt couldn 'l he venf1l•r1 A stul<' polil't' SJ)l>kl'swoman a l Swiftwalcr -.;11d a total or four containers of lht• J.:r<inular wa!>le wC're found at <.1hout 10 tt m nt'ar the 1nlt•rsl'l'l111n of I RO anll n oute 115 tn Carhon Count v She d ad not know wht•n· the con taincrs wert• lx'inJ.! l<ikl•n The contaarwrs wc•r(• found tn a rcmolE' an•a that is not heavily populakd No l ~1 rgc t 1Llc!> or Corona to Move? FAIRFIE LD 1 AP ~ Juan Cor o n a's lawyers want their clien t moved from a state prison to a county jail so they can bet te r pre pare lJ defense ror his retrial on chargt'~ of killing 25 farm workers towns ar c in the ureu As a precaution. stale JM11ie·1• blockl'd off two exits or I HO 1111 e1Lher s ide of the s pill "We 're not loo sure or whul w1· have there. It C'Ould be a dud. ''r we could have a real problem there." said .Ji m S haw . l'X ccutivt• secretary or lhl· st:.al!· Jlawrdous Substances Hoard lit' said two statt: experts tn nuc lear substances Wl'rt• !>L'nl lo the scent' by hl'licnpler Sh<aw s aid differe nt forms of Cobalt hUV(' Vi.lrymg dl•grces or toxicity The rad111<1t•ll vt• e•lt• ment as often U!-.NI 1n can1·l·r treatments Tests Show Water's OK Laboratory tests show th:.al a ll unttn~lon Rl•m·h w{.l t t•r rt·" crvoir was not t•ontamtnalt•d by a che ma<'al ans<•ct1t·111<· \o\>hl'n ..1 nearby cauliflown r1l'l<I wa-. ht· ing sprayed. Tests or the watt•r Wt•rt• or dcr cd Tuesday aftt-r a s t rong odor was d c l l'clcd on th<• grounds or the Hi·milhun g;illon Peck Reser voir al Sprangtlah· Street and RolsC1 A vi' nut· A spokes m an for A!-.s1matf'cl La boratories in Orange ~aid tu day that no tra1·c!'> or th1· c hemical com pound. Monitor '1 tO's·Dimethy l Phos phor · :tmidolhiale I was found Huntington Man Faces 2nd Drug Rap I\ llunt 1n g tun Bt'al'h landst'UfH'r. arn· ... tl·d three weeks ago wht·n poht'l' a lll'ge he posscSi.('(1 $500,000 worth of the drug PC I'. was t a ke n in to 1·11stoc1y again T hurs day on an Oran).!t' County Grand .Jury in· dirt ffil'llt This llml'. <h·tN·trv1•s c laim. Douglas Smith "King" Jam~s. <!ti, wai. a <·;irryang lour ounces of th1· 11:-.yt·h1..•clt•l1t· druJ,! worth r oughlv Slfl0.000 on lht· s trc·et .lamt'" "';1s lo ht• arraigned in c Ir :1ng1• Count v Superior Court on lht· grnnct Jury andactmcnt 1·harg1ng .tlkgl'd drug lrnffick rng Ill lht· hJllut·rnogC'n . pohtt· '>alll An 1ndt<'t nwnl as .1 formal t·hargt• madt ;11wansl a person l>v a grand 1ury II docs not t•slablt'>h i.:11111 ur tnnoC"cnce .Jaml'">. who prt•v1ously gaV(' h..., a<ldr 1•s.., as 95Hfi Cornwall Dn v<·. in :r c·11ndomin1um com pit"< m•;1r Brookhurst Street a nd /\clam' /\vt'lllll'. apparently is ltvang al has farm now Na rent 1<.:s delccl a ves confront I'd lum as he left his office at 171101 Nichol:-; St . in a new bus1 m·ss l'omplcx. Sgt Kirche r said .lamt•>; had het•n rrec on buil s11wt• hts Aug 24 arrest Or:.::a. Coasl ----~ lla rlow saH I that I t•porh or rt• cent l 11rmo1I Ill <·tt' h <tl I \H'rt' not involvt•d in ;in~ "")' 111 hrs de cisinn "I'm 10 :incl ti" t11ne• to carve out a f u l u f\' 1 n p ri " c.1 tl· 1 n dustry," tw ">:t 11I Huntington Cop Beating Cited • \\'e at h e r Mo~tly s unny through Saturday a nd s lig htly warmer Lows tonight 57 to f}:l lhghs Saturday 72 al beaches and 76 lo 80 in· land Harlow :.:11'1 thal he c:an'l dis close what ha!> new Job will l><· until Monduy tic 1s om• ot ~wvC'r:1I hr~h rank· in g <'lty <'mpl11y1'1'i> lo qu11 in re· cent wet'ks Others who huvc dt•partcd in elude planning rhrN·tor Edward Selich, assistant rinun<'l' ch rcctor Enrl Horton. assis tnnt library director Sue ,.;pst1•111, C'n~ineer Ing t<·rhnlrinn .11.•rry Ebtrom and Darrel Cohoon. an assistant to the city administrntor There are now about 60 vacan· CIC!! an pcrman<'nl c·1I y positions Mayor Ron Shenkman snid or Harlow's 1mpcndtng departure "He 1s oul!'ltundmM and I will mlll11 his expc1Usl' 1n mun>' areas" A Huntington Beach woman told a special city facl·rinding comm itlee Wednes d ay night that her 21-year-old son wa!> beaten by polic(• during a July 4 disturbance near the city pier Vivian Shaver said her son, .James. required medical atl<'n· lion that cost more than $800 ofter he was allegedly beuten by 1i1tick .wield lng ofricers. She said her son s urrered a broken nose, c uts a nd a mild concussion. Mrs. Shaver s aid that he r son was a n innocent bystander and was first attacked while wailing ot a stop signal. Mrs Shaver a lso told t he panel she believes police have failed to follow up on her son's ('om plaint. The fact-findin g committee was formed to field a number or com plaints brought against the po lice de partment. The pa nel has no power of subpoena. but will make recommendations to the City Council Committee Ch airman Tony Ama dor said polite will be invit - ed to tell their side or the story. Further hearinf(R are planned. Wh ile th(' h eari ng was sch eduled to deal on ly with brutality allegations. two mem - bers or the audience gave high mur k11 to the conduct or police. Sylvia Shondra<'k s aid that police ure JUSl g rt'at and that she is "sick or the gar bage t hey have to put up with." Anothe r res ident , Chalmers Wire. suid the downtown area was in complete :.ana rchy .July 4. Ile said that mobs were mill· Ing about, throwing rocks and bottles "H anythln~. the pohc<' are n ot aggressive e nou gh," h e declar ed Doug Jobson. operator or the Pie r Piua Paluce In lhc downtown area. complained that tus business is surfering from police and cily harassment. He said that he had been driven o ut o f bus iness nnc·c· b ecau se or a dis pute OV('r licenses for game machtnl'S Atto rney David Carpcnll'r told the panel that he had s tatem c•nts of a number or peoplt' who said they were brutality victim s He s aid I.hat the police <IE>pnrt ment has been unwilling to yield records or offi cers allegedly in volved in such cases. 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Walll•r., ').ltd M1•J11v.hil1·. p11l rt·1· found ·a IJt g1· 11u;111t1l\ of blt><Jd soC:1kl•1I 1l ot11111~ \\ lwn tl11•) -.\oppL·d \'111111 Butle1 :!II 111 H1 \'t'r~trh· 1111 .i tnrflir 1111 1 al'l1on . Waller., su1d Hutlt•1 '"a' hooked for tn \ l' ... I I i.: u l I 0 fl Cl r a t l (' m p l (' ,, 01111 fl<·r Waltl•r-. :-.au.I there WHS sumt· 1•v 1<ll'lll'l' lhl' ullacker knew hi' \'H'\1111:. with the exc:ep\ion ol M , . ., Washington. who appearer! to ha v1· gone to t he Hopkin:-. home when she heard noise. hl' said. There wu:-. no s1Ji n the homt· wu ... brokt•n 111to . nor d id anything appear to be ... tolen. h1· added. f'ro111 Page A I Photos Support Theory W/\!'illlN(;T()N IAP I l'hoto 1-(raph ,111:11\-.t" 11·:-.t1f1ed today th.ct s1·11•11t1f1e le!)tS proved th1• ;r11tlwn\1t•1ty or three snapshots ~11ow 1ng Lt •<· llurvt'y Qo;wald (Jl).,111~ 11l h1' h:ll'k vard w1lh th1• 11fh-th.it k11l1-cl l'rl'i.1den1 .John ,.. Kt•nrwclv (';tl v 111 ·Md'amy und Cecil Ki rk told ttw 11<111:-.t• assusstna t reini. l'1m11111\ll't' lhl'Y found no t•v1<11·111·t· th .. tt 1tw :.napshot~ \\l'I t• fukt•d T h<· ll'.,trmony s upported tht: Warn•n Comm1~:,1 on's con - c·lu.,tCm-. \hJ\ 0 :-wald killed Ke n· 11eclv and thJl he acted alone Crtlll'" havt· 'lll't·ululcd tha t th<· -.n.1p-.h111 • \\t'• 1· fa keel by somc- 1111t• 11,1ng to rraml' Oswald ht'for 1• lh1· u-.-.a ... ...inalion bv link 111g him v.11h lhe v..euµon • Thi· 1·11111·-. -.,1w ;1 11t ... par1ty tn lltt· -.hadov.-. 1·a ... 1 h\ o ... w<Jld'' no ... t· and hy hi., body. an ap IHI 11•n1 c11ff<.•rl'nc:l' . between the ~\lwk 111 tht• 11fll' 10 the s nap:.hol .1nrl 1111' ;H'l u:ll wl'a1>on and <1 lrnl' ;11·r ""' O-.w:i!d"-. rh1n in tht· pht 110 ... ~UJ.!l.\e ... t111g that t hl· ht· ad wa"i -.up••rimpoM·d on lht· Jll(' I lll l'. Uu• Md'amy, a plt y-.rl'tSl · rn .1 I h 1• ma I 11· 1<1 n. ., at d .., u t' h "Pl't' u l<.il 11111 "ha-. lwcn ha:.l'd on 11b-.1· rval 11111~ h' 1w11ph! ll·a.,t 1p1.1lsf1ed lo m :.tkt: lhl· ob:.l'rva t 11rn:. " 111· -.:Jl(I tho~<' whn qut• ... t111ncd th1· -.m1p-.h11i.. la1h·d to 1·mplc1y -.111·111!111· rnl'lhod!'> lo am1lyt1· tlit•m their ... un a~kl'rl · The couµI <' <11 t• twirl•\ ed to h<H'l' l1t0l'r1 al1dut•t1·d hV Olll' or four m1·n v. ho 1·:-.t .1pcd from pn.,on 111 T1•11111•-.!'ll't' Tv.o of the r11111 Wt:n• I l'('ltJ>lurt·d Thur ... da~ v.ht•fl lht•lr \'<II' C'I U'tht•d intr) ,I polrn · t'lll' Tlw fourth e ... cu111·1· WU., Ul l;11•gt: Ci ts bank . thl' na t 1on '!'! ~eeond -largesl. ra1-.ed its vnm1· lending rate from !J' 1 percent l(I 91.: pl'r<:cnl l 0 d iJ y 111 fl•" p II n., l' l () F1•ck1 JI lkM•rvt· attempt-. to lighten tlw 1·t·on1Jm .. hv nn·n ·a ... 1ng the co.,i of l ' I l'tJI \ FORUM ••. Flood Refugees :'>ll'Camy :.aid he a nd thl' other photo ex~rt... con:.ultcd by th1· llou:.l' M mm1llec relied largely on the ll'chnittues of photogr am rnl'l• y . which he dermed us th1· 'l' lt'nl'l' ··of asecrl<tininR thl' pn-.it rnn-. and d1men:.ions of ob 1•·tt... !rnm measureme nt:. 011 photograph:. of the ub1cct:. ... The four minimum M·c·uraty pri ... onc·r.., t•:.('arwd afll'r ovl'•: · pow<•nng guard., on a l1 t•ld trip to a bowling allt·v tn Dit•k:.on. Tt:nn . th1·11 h11 t1t·k1·1I .i lig ht plunt· tn /\r•kun-.ii:-. Tht• 1·11n \' 11•1-. \11ok ;1 I l1·a1>\ M'Vt•n Ito-.! a g1•-. ,111d "'""''r,d \t•h11•l1•-. d11r111g 1111'11 flight 'f hi f'I' ho-.llll!I'" \.\l'I t' 11·ft•;1 ... 1•d 1111har11a·ll <1111I t w•i t·-.t·a111·d Hughes Said Codeine User ()(j DEN. lltah tJ\P I Tht· latt· ll11v..11cl t1 ui.:h1·-. 1111 )'"11 " 11111·1•l 1•cl h1m~l'lf \\Ith lh(' p,1111kill mg dr ui.: 1'1>d .. 1111• wh1d1 trr-. .11d1·-. rt•l1·111·d 111 ,1.., lht· old lllJ ll -. W"1d11·-.. JU111r'.'t 111 tlw tr1al 11f fo 1 rm·r ll ughl'" 11h v.,H·11111 l>r Wllh111 S Th.1111 h.1\l' lw1·11 told Tha in. ~1:.I . of L11g;111 ,.., lw111g 1 r11·d tn U s D1 ... tnl'l «11urt cm <'11a1 ~1·:-. lw illl'gully d1 .,trthlllt'lt t•11tll'11\1• lo lfugh1•:-. from /\ugu ... t IHH until lluglw.,· dl·ath on April 5. l!l7fi .lur11r-. tw11n l lt•.,t1mo11 y Thur.,. cl .i~ trn111 l>t Norman C'rum'. 7'.l., al.,o J forml·r per:.onal phy.,1cian to 11 ughe:-., who ... aul he gavt· Jlughl'" u c:ndl'llll' inJel'lion thret· 'lay!) hl'fon· ht· died J\prtl 5. 197fi 'APPLE' CLEAR AS CLEMENTE? N EW YOHK IJ\l'1 Former Pre!')1d<'nl Nixon lt•h N1•w Yori. Wtl h pra1 ... l' ror U1 g Applt• wt•i.!lher ·'The w(•alher I!) beautiful I\ I m o s t n !.. t· l l• a r a ~ S a 11 Cil'ml•nlt'." Nixon !>aid Thur!'> cl av. moment!> hl•ftln· hl· k fl for Kl·nrwdy Airport lo board ;1 flight to J ..Q:, /\ngclt•:-. Nixon had breakfast with h1 ., son an ·law. 1'~dward Cox. und hr~ fo rm t·t .,(·1·rdary o f s late. Wilham 1l11g1·r:., at llw Wattlorf /\ ... toria Jlutel, where hl' !')laye1• dunng hi:. v1s1I ORANGE COAST " • DAILY PILOT ,,. ,,, .. ~ .. ff) .. t o .. 1ty p,.,.. #jf~1 .... h lf ' (loin t .. •wflt.,. N,.•\ Pt•\'\ 1\0Ubf•"""11 .. thl (h..-tt1r ,,..,. ·' ~1()11\r\1~Q rom°""' \jl'f\otf,.., f'd1f• ~ "" 1"-""\fiwf'f M"'IVI•• tru •u t" t •I t,iot '"" t'·~t• Mi 1 ff• .. pirvt I~•' h fl\ff>f•IYJ'tl)n ..... Hf\ f ftoll" '"'"' "'""' uw11u ... l'flfl•l>M" VAllf ~ dM l4fotj'"'hr "h "'""''' t A ·•""t''''l',.'''"" •~ •' wntt~ t1 '""'"'"'" ~• ·~ ... fti. O'tl'tt 1 .. t ovt•I '-•A f fJI '"' t Al IM 'Nf'\t U 11 \Ur•t ~IA Mt I I •hi •ht 4Y/t}'°' ••••tN W•M l•t1 ...... f11t \f'l(ff't1'1111..tw1 h e•• c ........ Y 1t t< Po ~•l')r#lf •l'WI (f'tnrtet M,tftaQf' , ... .,...., .... ., .. I ,,dM , ......... ,....,...... M"""f)tl\Q fc.14tOt (,111rk• M .,_ ltttNr• II' IMll A"Ut4'M M"ll••tJ•~ f d!\O'"" .... ,, .. , ... W,,.\t0ren1jt• (r1111'11; t 41•tr1o1 Hunllnoton Beech Ottlc;e tltJ'f 8f'11tr ~ f\(}Ulf'V•U I, AMllt"O AH'•~~ P 0 Din''° .,...,. ()fflCH \ lt1~:t~ :::: ~:'W~1~;'.;.:':;;~·I \Mtdleo.t• V1Uflt '1\IOI i A PAI Rr.Hkl •t ,,." O•"to , ,,......, T•t~llon• (714)142-4'21 Cl .. Mfled Adv•fll .. no 60-M'l'I f t.m N9'ftt\ Ot•ft9* Cov,.., < ftiMf1Mn•tW"\ s.40.1i20 ~Y,I~~ :.::, °'u:t', ~~!tt':yr.;_~~e:. "'•'''' or ••t•tltH'M4f'O Mr•tf\ "'•'f bl ~:::;~.~::...:, tftHt tetCl•t M'M"tt9" et ~&#Mt • '•" "''•-. •••a •' C.~• """'* • (•ht•'"'" ~v"'' • q"lt 1e" tty .,,,,., U \.0 ;:'.:::.t..,.,'[, ;~?!,:o montfth ,,.., .. ,,.,, - Tht• OHi\/(.• \\ u ... hl•ltl!-( rollll\H'd liy IOO..,l 01'.IJOr hank., Thl· r1-.1" t Ill· M'l'ond in l1ttll· mort· lhun tw o w1•t' k.,. IJU't hl·cJ t hl' r at1· v. hwh hank:-. c:har~c on loans to pn •ferred cur pon1tt• t·u:-.t1Hnt•r:. tu 1t... h1~hl·.,t point 111 morl· than thn·t· yl'ars f 'rom Page A I BABIES ... 1•rnm1·nt ;1t·\1or1 l h tll't•i-.111n rn,1 v n11t ht· rn.11h· (11r -.t•\t•ral 1111111\h ... T h e gcn•L·rnrnenl !o.lop11etl I 1nanc1n~ .... uc:h l't':-.Carth rn l!J75 1w11d1n).! furth1•1 fl•\"'"' The di· 1·1:-.111n n·-.h with llEW ~1·tn·t;11 y .lowph I\ Cuhfano .It B1ggt:>r., l'X pla1nt·rl '''the pan1·I of <llH·lor., la\\\t•r-.. lavm1·n <ind .1 pr11·:-.I th:1t tlw human hrnh n1Jrm a ll ' -.ufkr., .. an 1•norrnou .... IOM., of cmhryurltC' m;itll·r .. lit• swd that cvt·n 111 healthv 1·11t1plc·-.. 1\ lakt•., four to ... ,~ month:-. ol r<:gular st•x uul a<'l1 v1 ty to µroduct· u 11n·~nancv and that only a n "inl'ln itt•s1.mal 1111mht•r of the l'IU~s in a w11mun ltrl' ust•d tn rcprorluet111n Higgl'r.., :.aid a "r o u gh. hallµilrk t•slimatc" wa't th<•• 560,000 Amen eun womt·n havt• Fullopriln lube probh:m ., thut m1f.{ht bt' bypa ... se<.I with ferlll11a t ion an vitro I an a gh1!'!:-. i und rt• implantation an lht• womll lie lc'tt1f1cd that 1f thrc·e of lht• 1·gg-. f1•rt1h11•d 111 a lal>ornton v.1·11• 1t·1m pJ ;1nl1•d , :1 v.oma;l would lt<l\'t' .1 ;,3 1w111•111 d1am•1· of having om· lwhy and on1• 111 IOCJ odd:. nf having'traplc>I., But 111' -.aid lh;rt lln· ... e l'm hr y o!'t wou ld ha v 1· 10 h t· monatorl"d l'luselv 1n lh1· W(1mh "It y1111 fan1l . 0111· tnpl1·1 " normal and two ahnormul, wh.il ill'l' you lo{11m~ to tin" I 'II IPav1· t hat <tn unansw1•1•t•1t qut'st1on, ' lw s aid "As many ahnormal l'mhry11., would ht• prodw·ed in vitro U!o. the re ar1• produt·t•d normally." h1 • said. ht•t·ausc the i.perm and l'l{g from the human donors mav t un t ain th<' samt• t•hromc>Mm.\c ah norm a littt•:-. thatoc·c ur naturall y Th<'Sl' and othc•r prohlt•ms a11· the re a!o.on why tl us ually tukc., many acts of ankrcouriw for a <'Ollph' lo ('00\'l.'IVt' lJ c•hlld. h1· :-.aid. The <>lhll'" hoard w<i., meeting ., 111· t' 1fr c a11 y lo con!.. 1d1• r "hl'tlwr to <1ll11v. funding for cxp\•11 menl., hy a Na:-.hv11lc'. 'T'c:-nn . rcs Parrhcr who clOl'l\ 11111 intend to rclmpla11\ th1• humun eggs he fcrt11i1.t·:. J>1 Pierre S011p;1rt nf V:1111lt·rh1ll l mvero;il v want:-. l11 "lt11cl v tht·rrt Im 1111 to..,.,, tin y:. for• ).!cnel1<.' <h·lt·cl~. lht'n free 1.t• 01· dcsl rny I hem Death Term Overturned l'llOENIX.Arl1. 1AP > Say 111~ the lJ S Suprcm <.• Court hu!> "cui;t s 1•r 11>us qucst11>n 11n Ar l'l.o n u de at h p e 11 n ll \ stat ull's.'' the s tule Suprl•m e Court hOK ovc>rturned I he dt•11t11 scnll'nrt· ~IVl'n (•onvlctcd mai.:-. murd e rer Wi lli e Lutht•r Steel mun It upht>ld his mvrd(lr convil' lion, but ordcn·d u new 'll'nl cnr Ing hennni.t ut•nb durang prevwus stints an µubl1 r offi ce. Ile said tha t Irvi111· re.,1dent~ 1n 1971 were forced tu go t o a neighborin g con i.:rcssman to get a pos t offic·c for tht•1r city when Schmitz rcfusecl tu ••<:l M r i. B l' r g c s o n . t h t· Hcpublican candidctle in the 14th /\sscmbly District. said th<i l fig hling tnrlation is her number one ObJi'el i ve She .... auJ lhal she would wurk for ... tricl spendtng limits and f't' rll1<·ti1111s in govt•rnmt•nt at ull ll-vels She ~aHI that she w1H1ltl :.l'ek lo cut high mcdicul cost., hv c_1 \l;icking mulpract1ee insurant't• prolJkm~ und le ngthy court Ii.it tics over hab11ily of acc1dc.t., 'l'v. o t·anrl 1d a l t'!') for I ht• Lrlwrlartarr P.irt \ \\ f'rt' rn ..tll\'11 dantt· but \\t:n: not rn vited 111 .. peak. fn iJ flrl''tS C'Onfl"r enCt' UI lc•rwarrh. 1\:-..,t•mhly eiJntl11IJlt· .I 1 m c; .ii I .1 g he r ;.i I I u c: kc cl Manger-.· rt·cord lie said that \l ungl'rs \\Ill volt• for ;rnyth1 ng v. 1th .1 11111111 a pnN· tag 111· -.;Jl(f t h .rt G1b!)11n I ' .i h11rl':1t11•1 at :ind 1n c;r p:1hlt• ol rt• 1ir1·'tf•11t 1 ng thl' pe111>lt• "' 111 t 1.·n·:-.1 ... n avi<l lkrg lund of Costa 1\frsa 1111• L1lwrtariun c:andidalt· for tht· :!tit h Stu le· St.'n:Jtt· seat. saHl 1w1lh1 ·1· Sl'hm1t1. nor Cordov<• of fl·n ·d a truPaltl'rnativc "No vol<' for lh<· lk publil'atl or• l>t•rnol·r;1t will t hilllgl' things." ht·""" Grass Turned In to Police JI ll n t I n g I Cl II R ('a (' h I'()"(' 4. u-.ually <·onf1i.l·all' µot fro m 11n \\11l1ng pl•nple. so th<:y \\l'rt' rnlhl'I' .,hot'k1•d Wednesday whl'n one c1t1zen m urc:hcd up tn tht• fr11nl tl<•.,k al po li ce h1·;icl quarlt•r-. to give them som e Io Vl'Sllgator" <.aid the Hunt 1nglon B1•;ich rc>sidcnt handed 11v1•r :r dot:t•n healthy marijuana plan.., to the front dt:sk offi(•t·r ti c ... a11l whocvt•r u111·noh·d t hl'm ft'om whl'rt'Vl'r they Wl'rt' growing ;i pp:11·t·ntl v tos~ell llll'rri llVt'I' hi~ liat•k fl'IH'I' Guthrie Wins Concert Bid SPHINr.FIELD, M<.1s:-. IJ\)'1 A dt•1·;11ll• Jftl·r hi:-;11 rC'sl for litlt'ring 111 lht• .,t•r v1c•· of Altt1··-. Hc:,t.1u1-.1111 . Ario Guthrr1· I l" turned tu 1·ourt a nd won hut the is ... ul' wus a concert. not gurbag1• The v11·t111 v dco;1r-. ttw w:i ~ for S:atu1 da~·., C'nnn•rt v.1lh folk -,1ngcr Pete &>t'gcr, whit•h wrll ru1~t· monl'y for an umbulant•t· for <iuthrie's ho toi· town ol Washington A Ilampden Supl·nor Court JUdgc Thursduy -.trut'k down re~lrict1om; on outdoor concert ... at M usw Inn In Stock br idge. l'l' Jt•rting the town 's move to twn thl' fund r111M'f Reconciliation Try CA IRO. tc:RYPl rAP> The J\ rab Leu Rue d.l'c1dc:d T hursdny 11 will try to rcconr1l e d1f f('re ncC's het W<'l!n Egypt and h:1rrl·hne Arab '!lut<>s that r~)t'C'l V r" i. Id 1• n l A n w a r Sud u t • ~ M1dcu:-1 Jl<'.lf'e tn1t1 at1v1• P1·o pll• uproolt•<.I h~ rnon~rn111 rain., ;.ind flooding w:11l 1111 ll1t•1r lood ral11>1b al a n·lll'I uc1m p nt•;.ir \lo<lt·l Tm'n ,1 "uhu1 h ol :'\c•u Ol·lh1 11 mile~ to the north ol ttw l ncl1.1n l':tp1t al Summit Talks Busy As Deadline Nears l 'nl1kc :.rmplcr rull:'r mca1>un• m 1·n t -. from photo~. the~" I .111'11lat11111 ... lakl' !Olli ;ll'l'OUl\l 1 h1· 1111 and ;inglt· ot lhl' image., 111 1 Pl,1111111 lo thl· t•amcra. ht· -.a 11I M ('(';1mv s111d hl' determined th .ii th" -.hadow-. w1•n· a ulhl·Olll' II\ 1•,.11•11cJ111g lint·~ from them .11111 I 1nd1ng th;1l lhl'y converged .11 tlw p11111t' thl'y -;hould hav1· \\1th lht· -.un al lhl' ;1nJ.!ll' it wa ... "hen tht· :.napshots wcrl' taken. C:Hi1 P DJ\Vll>. Md 11\P I T hi· Middlt• Ea.,t :.umm1l ha -. prudun•d rn·~h Egyptian li.rat·ll t·1111lal'I., !Jut •~ .i pproaching .1 deadl1nt• ti \ 'iUndow11 today that 1·ould k1•t.•p 1t an llmho until nl'Xl Wl'l'k P1·1•i.11h·nt Curter focu ... ed ht., \\ r•('k ly forl't~n policy brC'akra ... 1 th1:-. m11111111i.: on thl· M1ddh.' !!:~.,, lh •fl•ns t• Sc•c·rl'\arv ll arol1I Br<>wll JOllll'd o\ht•1 1irc.,1dcnta:.il ;1rh .-.t·r., :Jl Camp Uav1d for tht· 'tl':..,11rn On hand w1•n· the• v1t·1· pn·-.1111·111 and th1· !'IN'I et<Jry of "'al<· 11111 -.urng h1 i. m1ddlC'man tolt·. P rt·'tlill'lll Cai I 1·r ml'l l Wll'f' Thur,.d;1~ \\Ith Eg~pt'-. Anwar Sadat . who l:1t1•1 1·1111frrn:rl with hr•ll'll l"on·1i,:11 M1nisll'r Mo ... ht• Din .Ill 'l:h1• :-.111nn11l pr1•.,:-. off1 c·c an nnunc'(·d helall·dly t h at Ezl'r Wt•11m;111, tht• Jsrat'li 1ll'ren!>t' ni111 1sll·1. also ml'! w1lh Sadat on Wc·<lnt•stlay ni Ahl A It houg h ('artc•r has ncil brought 1 ... raf'I ·-. Mt•nac:hem Bl'~i n and Sadat log .. thc•r al th1• rn1tft'fcnc·1• lahlt• since Sept i . 11 wa :. .1p parcnt that a ll thl'l'I' dt•l1·gat1on-. wt•n• an vol ved 1n a hu-.., 1 ound of mt•t•tings Hut .,p<lkl'.,man Jody Powl'll -.aid "mon· progn·-.-. and mon• 11t•xtl11llty ;11·1· i.:-. .... c·ntiul" 1f th<· pa 1 lr·v 1:-. to -.m·c·p1•cl I'm\ 1·11 1111' Whitt· IJOUM' pre!>~ I ' ~ j J • .':::.~ se<:r ctary. st11d Thursday 11w1 Carter's strl'nuou., effort to w111 hracli-Egyptian agreement on ;i "f r ame work fo r r c:lc h1n1-: peace" tn the Mideast hu1> yet to s ucceed. * * * CIA Admits Error In Russ Treatment w ASlllNGTON '" p I Tht· CIA conccd(.•d todav 1t m adl' serious mistakes Ill. its tn1t1 a I handling of a Sov1Pl d<'fcctor who s aid he had been a KGB or fi c ial with knowlcd)(e of Lt•t· Harvey Oswald 's acltvitic:. 111 Russia from 1959 to 1962 The CIA 's I rcalrtlf'nt of Yun Nosenko "was counlt•rproduc· live ... creutcd a lot of m1s1n formation" from 1962 until 19t:l7. J ohn Lamond llart 1l':.l1fll'<l on bl' h J If II r t h l' I n I 1· II I g l' IH ' 1' agenc!>. C l /\ J)1 n •1·lor S t.1n -.t11 lcl Turnt•r r1·t.11rlt'd llarl a n •t1n·tl .igl'ncy offi cial. lo prc•pan· ll· ... umnny about the• Nnsl•nk11 malll'r hl'forl' the· lluu-.e .1 ... -.as:-.tnalaon::. commtlll'e. \\h1<·h ,., looking into lhl• murdr r of Prt•"il d<•nl .John F Kennedy Tht· Warn·n ('omm1ss wn dt· t1·r mtned that Oswald was thl· nlU t'dt•rer and :Jl'\t•d alonl' Th,. ai.:t•n1·v <'One luded thal t'-1J...i•11ko wa:. not .1 booa fide <f,. tertor ;inti may have been a KG B pl ant. then reversed itself 111 l!lliH anti df'l'1ded he wu ... a lt•g1flma11· tll'lector Th<• n1mrn1tlf'C hal> qucstio1wd Noscoko 111 prtvall' session hut wr II not 11•qu1n• him to lcl>t1 fy puhlwly for ..,l'curily reasons. J\ c·omm1ttt•t· n ·port released t111fay po111tl•rl out s ubsta ntial d1.,1·n·pan1·rc:-. between his cur· 11•111 v1•r-.mn of KGR o;pying on o -.v.altl 1n Uu:-. ... 1a ;rnd the ac- C'1111n1 ht• g,1vc lht· FHI and Cl/\ 111 lht• monthi. following the 196:1 ; .... -..1:-.'tanatron of Kt'nnl'dY- // / " / ... <c-:· // ~-..// ~,,/ o.::s /// ~ // ~// LA 0// ' "' ~ A..~'\;// In mo:.t Cd~" wa d answer "yes 10 thal Question but T // theres mo<e tnan mee1s lhe eye wtlere 11 concerns the / Pl.tl'Chasino ot carpf'tinq A prelentious store front / surely 1sn I the am.war anymore lhan eslabhatiments / that feature nchc1JIOU't low prices with padding and // 1ns1allatton 1oclucled Wh.il ... lhu .inswer'> Alden's! We II / open your eyes 10 ,J carpeting concept unexcelled! // Let us prove 11 , ,:;.] . .. DEN'S ~a,;pe·\~~: inSi81i8HOii: ·custom draperies ,. •11 linoleum •wood floor , • COST A MESA, CALIF. 92617 • PHONE 646·4838 -646 '2J.S5 t f .. ' \ Irvine FOlf l O N * Today's Clos ing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO 258, 4 SECTIONS, ~8 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA F R I DAY, SEPTEM BER 15, 1978 TEN CENTS Election Rivals Clash at Meeting H\ K08t:RT R \Ml\t R Ot_Oa .. , ......... .. Ht•puhlH·.m r hulh•nl(N I h111 k t: 1 hi.on .H·l·uw1I l>t•111H' \I .11w1 1' of .:ri1111l,t.t111hni: and •111t•,t111n1·d M ,111i,:t·1, 1·1 vd1h1 hl\ .tt .1 I.or•• imltltl',11 i.:.ith .. 11111( "' ll1111t111••t1•11 Bt•Jt'h l'hur,tl,I\ M .ul.:l·t~. th1• lh-111111 t .1111 111 l'U111 bt•nt in till' 7.lr cl ''"' rnhh Di:.lrtl'l .... 1111 he• v.111111111 I lw '"" "frontal ·'' h1' 11pp1•1w11t ''"'' dtdn 't r1·µl) to t•J < h 1·h.ir i.:' II• '''"' h111u•, .. r th11t he trni. f•1t1i.:hl .1i.:Jt1hl 11,llli.: I W•tl> ,,tnd h.1 "Jf'IJC11 1t·d 1•clu1•;it11111 n · 1111 "'' Ill' lt1·ult'tJI\ dt•1111·cl that h• v. ,, , .1 I'·" I 1ol th 1· frc''' "I'' ncl111i.: 1111w1 nt v lilwrab ol " ,, 11 I-' r ,, n , 1 ' 1 • 1 .1 11 ti L 11 ' \ni.:1'11·' I It c• t' \ ( liJ 11 i.:1 I 1 \'l•n1•1l J ln!l'.IJt l\1· f,.r11111 'Jlllth.01 t•d lty tht· I >1 .1111-:c· I 11,1'>1 "''111 l:tl llJll .1t lt·t1ol1•1J II\ n11111• tltJn 1011 p1·r"''"' More R e search Urged Thl' nocm lrmc· ufft:11r a lso rnuldwd up Hun Cordova and Jtihn Sl'1Hrnl1. 01>1X>1lt'nt~ rn the 3"1 h Stall' ~:n:.ite I hM n et M a 1 1 ;a 11 B l' r g l' " u n . t h c· ll•·puhhl'an t•;1111hduk rn tht• 74lh 1b ,n r1 hh . 1>.11 ttl'1pal1'<I bul J ohn ll.1rri..,11n. lll'r 01111oncnt. did not Otb::.on 'a11l that M,rng<'r !. gr .rndi.tantll'lf h) mukmg µubhc c·u mments lhut h1• \\Ould return ;.1 p11rt111n of the le~1:;lator~· l uturt· .. altin rncn·a!-.c Test-tube Babies 'Risk Abnormality' WASJllNGTON 1/\1'1 A gov l'rnml•nt l'lhrc' 1iant·I \\ a'i told todav that ll·..,t tuhl• human frrt 1li l.1t1on ,.., ltk1·l) to 11rndun· ,a, m:Jn~ <Jhnurmal 1•m1Jryo!. ai. norm ul ft•rt1l11a11tJ11 1n1>1dc• llu· molht·r·, bod) l"or th;1t 11·;r..,11n . ll:1rvard ~kcl1 <·;.il Se•h11ol phy..,111l11i;:1:-.t .John I> BaggN!. :-.;rad, more l'X- flt.'rtmt•nl;1t1un :-.hould lw d11rn· 1111 the• prot·1·:-.::. hdon· ut11•1npt 111g to rc·rmplant t·mhr)rt'> 111 prnclUl'l· a "\'t' 111 rt h :.1mafJr prot·t·<;s rn Engl.ind n·...alll t·d rn lhe· birth 11( u hc:.illhv h:rhy girl .July l5 tu a prl'\ wusl; ,·hrldh.·:-.i. couple fl igj,!l•r:-. l<'..,(lfll'd (I I\ th(• 14 frH·m her l':thati. Advi:-.or y Bo<1rd tn I hl· Ot•p:irtml•nt of 1 lcci lth. fo:duca lion and Wt·lf;Jr(' op<'ncd p11hlH· ht.:Olrings on the C'lhacal (ft1t•:-.t1ons an vof\cd an thi~ n.• ..,1,•ar<:h :md to n·comm!'nd gov • t•rnrnt·nt :1<•l111n lb flt'C ll>IOO m.1v not IJ<• m.irft• for :-.t·v<:ral month ... 'f'hl' 1-!0l'l'rnmt·nt s toppl'1•Jrch rn 1!175 1><:ncl1ng furth1•r n·1 at•\\ Thr de· 1·11>wn rt'!.b with 11 EW ~l'rC!lilry .Jost•ph A C'ahf:.tno .Jr B1g~t·rs t•xpl aint'd lo lht· panel of do!'lor-,. l..iwn·r·s, lavmen :incl a priest that tht• human b<>cl}' normall y sufh.·r~ ";rn t•normuu~ lo~s of t·inhryunit• mallt•r " lie said that evt·n 111 h1:althv l'CIUple:-.. II tuk<:!-i four 111 !.IX months of re~ulur Sl•xual ac·t11·1 l v lo produn· a pn·gnancy and that only an "1nf1n1tt·~1mal num ht>r of tht• t'gg~ rn a woman c St•t• 8.\ 81 ES. P a~e ,\2 I Campus Center Detailed Plans Omlinedfor Irvine Mwic Facility t 'n1ver..,1tv of ('al1fon11a n• g<•nts 1H·n·' 1old lurthc1 d<:taih. Thur:-.d:.iy of .1 plan to h111ld :.t $35 m illion mu~at cc•nll'r o n the · campui. of UC Irvine According lo L E. Cox. vicl' chancellor for bus 1nt•ss and finance at UCI. lht• information pat•kct ~aven to lh<' rl'gt·nt:-. wa'i :1 prog rcsi. n ·port or an ta ltt•mpt to ·1 r~ to arrive at <• mutually a)!l'l't•ahlt• l)LJ!>11> for ugrc·emcnt " I k ht•s1t.1tt·d to call the tk l1herations. between the uni 1t•r s 1ty and a local. private. foundation which s eeks to con slruc t tht: complex. Orange Coun tv Mus ic Center Inc , "neiwtiations .. Nt•verthelt•i-:-.. according to an form ation ~avt•n to regents. a propo:.l'd u~rcemt•nl is beinl! Under Cover Councilmen Don Helrrwts ~ EW ORLEi\;\;S 11\ P 1 Thi.' '.':t•\\ Orlt-<1 ns Ci t~ C'ounetl 1:-. g111ng undt·r c·m t•r :'\(Jl1ng <·il1i'l'tts wt·n• "lwtoming 11wrc·ai-1ngl~ lwlltgt•n ·11t :ind ho'.'.till• lcl\\ar<l l'lt·t lt·cl oll1c1;1b ... lht.· < '1t v Cou11t·tl pu~:-.ed :1 t'l':-.olutton n·quir ing <·otul t•tlnwn to \\var ht·lml'I ~ dunng <"o undl rnl•l't ing~ Thl· hl'lnwts .1n• inll'nded a s pmt<.•t·l 1011 from <11:-. nl1fi<'al111n:-.. tlwton)..(uc• in ('heek n•:-.olutwn~aad ,\lll'r Counc:ilnwn Frank Friedlt..·r l'l'<tcl his re:-. ulut 1rin . tht• :-.e\'l•n tounc:ilmt•n -.olt.•mnlv donm·d hard hat:-. · With JFK Gun pn·1w r N I with tht• nonprofit I und ra1sinl.! corporataon Soml' of th<: term!. of the pro posed agret."m<•nt arl' The complex will contain a concert hall. u large lheater. a ~mallcr theater and s upport facilities ll "'rl I lw ln11 It QO seven ac-n·~ ly11114 b<•lwt•t•n tht• e>Xl!-.linl.! UC I udminis tratton hu1ldin~ and lhl' Fine /\rt!> Village The univc rs1tv '"" have lht· n g ht lo appron: lht· 1>rOJcttcd pro g ram m 1 n g J)r> Ii c ,v o f th t.• Orangt· Counly Mui.it.• Centt•r lnl' 0 ,. ;1 n g e Co u n t \ M u ., 1 t· Ct•ntt·r Int·-will :-.t•lec·t thc art h1tcr< for lht• complex . n· porlt·dly. torp11r:.it1on director' alrcadv h:.tH· st.•lccted William Pcn·a r~ of Nt•wport lk <•l'h Cons truc tion wrll nc,::1n w1th1n fin· yt•ari. of lhl' 1>1gning of tht.• agn~t·mt.•nt. or• tht.• prowc·t may he aband011t·ll 0 r a n g c• Cu u n l y M u !-. 1 l' Cenll'r lnl' would pay a nomin:.il lt>a Sl' of SJ ~>er <.tl'l'l' per vear for usl.' of the property · Ll'nglh of tht: agrt'l'ffil•nl (S<'e Mt:SI('. P agl' i\2) Oswald Photos Verified W/\SlllNGTON </\P l Photo aC'ross Oswald 's chin in the photos suggesting that the head wa!-. superimposed on the pac· tUl'l' lie claimed th:.it Ml.lngers. howevC'r . vott)d 1n fa vor o f !.pending S28 million to fund the le~islators' retirement sy:-.tem. Gibson uls o chargi:d that Mangers retc1vcd SHi,000 from Lt.•o McCarthy to pull h im through the 1976 clertaon an ,., .. turn for Manger~· s upport of l\h'Ca rthy a:-. Assembly speaker lie <;aad further lh'1t Mani.cers' aedibilil}' \o\as put in doubt when l\fan~eri. ta lked an favor of tax reforms hut \\-Us <in oppont·rll of Proposition I~ Mangers o;aid that lh<• 1n tc r ests of homeowner' h,r\'t• dominated hii. :ic·t1v1tH·s Ill· i.aad that hC! has workl'd for ..,chool rt· form s anti :1 ~a1nhl lhl' ras111..: costs of go\ ernrn,·nt Mangers s:ud lhut h" pro posed moratorium on unl'S!>en tial school lcga~lation has provt1d e ffecti ve becauM· manv billi. have been killed \'t:1luntar1lv Ill· s Jid millions of dollars havl• hl't·n savt•d ,\1 ungl•rs said that he h'1s bel'n ratl·d ah a rnoocrntt• conserv ;1 I I I/ l' h Y /\ mt• r I l' 3 n S f 11 r l>t•mocratit• Action .ind 1s mon· 1· •> n s ,. r 1· :J l i v t• t h J n 'om t• H ''PU bht·ans "f ~uµµortcd thl· reslor<1t1on of th1• death pcnall;. ... ht• :-.aad Ma nJ,ters said a poll showed him to hl' the most independent ISet-FOR M. Pagt> AZ) Sunrise it1 i he Desert 1\ hank of l'lou<I:-. prnv tclt·~ a backdrop for a :-.pt·t·t;.u:ular :-.unn'>t' o\'cr Tovrc<t mans ion . a longtim(• landmark in Phoenix . Artz. Thus <.· ar<· li.Jll saguaro on the lawn s ur- rnundmg thv mansion. which was built m :rn~ yca1·s ago h~ .i ru·h ltalaan Four Savagely Beaten, Le/ t For Dead RIVE R S I 0 E t /\I' I A woman. her two s mall t•hrldrcn and a m•1ghho1 wt•n• hrutally bt·atcn v.1 lh a t·ui.t iron ..,k11lt•L l':Hly l11cfa;.· ;rnd lt•ft for· cit-ad an a ll11 l'r!.1dt• c·ond11m1naum . pol1ct· , .. id 'l'h(• four \H'fl' 111 'vt·ry l'l'll1cul 1·11nd1t111n · at Ht \l'l'l>l <ll' Com mu nit y llo:-.prt :11 following the 2 .1 m allad .. 'alCI H1 ver s 1dl' pohn• Lt Don Walin:-. Offil'er.., wt·n• s um mom·tl hy rtl•1ghh111i. to th<· t•onclomrnwm. "'ht·n· .Jill l111pk an s :n . ht'r (·h1lclrt·n .ll·rwa W;1rd. 1. :rnJld :\l e,111"' hale'. pol11·1· f11uncl ";1 lal'j.!l' quantll \' o r bl1)1)tl soakt'CI l'lnt hr Ill!-.. v. hc•n I hn "topper! \'11'111r Hutlt·r. 20. of H1vl'r:-.1clt'. on a traffit· rnfrnl'lron. W:ilteri- !.uill Butler \\as hook1·d for rn v t• !. t i g a l r o n o f ;1 t I t· m p I C' 11 mur<kr Wa ltt·r:-. S<llrl lh<·n · W:.tS M>n1l' l'l'rdc ncc lht.• :.attacker knt'w h11> '1ct1ms \\Ill) tlw t·xl'cpt1on ,,f Mri. Was hinj!(on. who ap1warNI to have gone \11 tht• llopkini. home wht•n s ht· 'rn~inl noise. he i.a1d Th<.'l'l' was no :-.agn tht• home w u .., h r o kl' n 1 n to . nor di cl :anything 11ppt'ar t11 bl• stolen. h,. ud!lt•d U.S. Wants Yanks Out of Battle Area MANAGUA , Nicaragua IAP • The U S amhai.sador lo N1carugul:1 a s kt·<l Pre..,tdl•nl /\nasta1>10 Somoza today lo help t•\'ac·uate Amt•n t·an.., ll'Om ha t t I e a r l' a s 1 n n 11 1 t h w t• ...i t• r n Nicaragua. n•l1ablc· <l1pf11m alw s ourt'es said In the embattl<'d e1ty ol Leon. me:.inwhilt'. N1t·<1ra g uan com mandos bal'kl•d hy arm or ed t·ar' and hcl1 copll•r g un..,h1ps v.1•n • fighting block by blot·k to t 1ght1•11 a noost· a round n •hl'I ll1•ll'ntlc•1'' w1tnC'SSl'S returning I mm th<· norlhwei.tt•rn nl~ n·111>1·tl'cl S Emba:-.s\ '"Ul'<'t'' ':tlll i.omt• Aml•racan~ wt•rc• tw l11•Vl'll n•sadrn~ rn Leon :rnd 111 two othl·r rt• h <• I h l' I d t' t I 1 t•' 1 n t ht• northwl•st. f'::-.tt•lr and l'han an dt•ga , hut tht· numht-r wt1s not known Thi'} would he· t•\ cirual t•d to 1\fanu~uu Tht soun'l'S s;.i1tf Amha!.sudrn M a ur1 c10 Solaun 11.'lt•phoncrl hr' rt·quest to Somo1a thr~ morning l>ut th<' N11·ara~uun leuder askC'd instead for a form:.il drplomutw note. which was to be clehvcred this afll'rnoon It was unclear whl•l hl'r th<' r t•bl'b an Ll•on . Nt<•e.1r;1gu:.a ·..., s e c ond lur ~e i.t c it y ancl Somo?.a 's barthplal'<'. would rn.· able to withstand the govern mcnl attack Hut insurgents 1n fjsteli and Chanandcga wer<' n · ported holding on, and ManaguJ was bracinJ? for a poss1blt• rcrn.•I attack to cornt1d1· with the coun try's 1ndepcnclt.•nc1· day lhrow The leftist g uerrillas and ordinary citizens s upporting tht·m also hold two other maJor t·1t1t·~ an northwl'~l Nit·urag uu E:-.tl.'lt and Ch1nandcga Thl rehcb havl' loi.t control ol tht· i.outhc>rn city of Mas:Jya and n •porl cdly \\.Crt• rcpulsl'd rn ;in .all w·k on Penas Blanl'as on the ( ·o..,t:.i Hwan h11rrfcr llowcvcr. I h1 \ wc•n• '' tll (•ntre nt·herl 1n 1>1r1;1mha '-H~h ' Sale Really Fraud? :'\t•11 port llc•:tf'h poltN' s ay t hl'\' 'n • not :-.un• whl'llwr 111 1·hu rg1• two we!> I Orangl' County mc·n \\1th J na1 CIJL IC'' vrolataon 111 fraud Tht· two nw n wt·re arrrstcd Wt'<frw sduy l'V t•nrng an Coron<• <Id M ;.11· afh ·r allc•ge<lly st·lhn~ 'oml' hasha~h to a man :.it a gas '' at111n Thl' tnrns:tt•tion was oh :-.crvcd by Off1t·1•r Doug Parrnell trcr who :-.topJ)('d lht• two m en J ft'W hl~t·ks JW <•Y and 'leurchcd thl•tr c·.rr 'l'hc 11ff1ct•r :-.:11d h1• round no tw~h. hut did locutt· a samilur look m g substance lh<al :.a ppeared to bt• i<agt• lt.'<IVl'S ::.tut·k together "1th i.yrup gru ph ana l~ st s l(•!.l1f1ecl toda~ that :>C'aentifit· tests proved tht• out hcnt 1city of three snapshots s howing L<•t· llarvC'y Os wald posing 1n h11> har k yard with tht· rifll' that killed Prcs adt•nt .John F Kennl'tlv J Co lvin ·Mc·Camv :rntl ('Peil Kirk told th(' llouse as!.asi.ana· lions comm1ttcl• lhl'V found no t.•vid<'nc<> thHt lhl' ·snaps hots Wl'rt' faked \VarrC'n Comm11>sion ·, con clusions that Os walc.i killt•d Ken· ncdv und that he acted a lone: ('ritacs have s pccuh1lt•d that thl' s napshots were fakc•d hy some· one try ing to framt.• Oswald heforc lhc ass assination ny lank ing him with the wtsfpon. The critaes saw a disparity in the s hadows Na!.t by Oswald'!> nose• and by his l><idy. an ap· pa n•rat differcnc·e bt•t wc('n the s tock of the rinc an the sn<1pshot '""' lht• ;wlual wcul}()n un(I a line Rut McCa my . a phys ic ist · mathema ti c i an. said s uch speculation "has bc<'n based on observatio ns by people least quuliftcd to make the observ<1 tions .. Prime Rate Hiked Again The Leon eyewitnesses report cd heavy fil,(htrn g as Prcs ad<'nl Somoza's national g uard troop~ advanced from the edge of lhl: city toward the downtown arc<.i Throughout the night, bursts ol automatic· weapons fire. sinl:(lt.· s hots and explosions could bt· heard in the e1ty of 100.000 The test a mony supported I h<' CdM Youth's Slayer Sentenced in Hawaii llONOL LU eAP I /\ 34· yeur·old mun. convicted in tht• stabban~ death nw.ar here or a Corona d<'I Mar youth. has Ileen sentenced to 10 years in prison Ro~er Kuehnau was sent<.'l'l<'NI Thuri1day In stak Circuit Court on a ml\n!llaul(hlt•r conviction 11tt>mm1nft from the Dec. 3 sluy Inf! of .John llaRan. 21 ' Police sold Kuchnau told them he stabb •d Ha ~nn. who wu~ camping al Lualualei Beach Pa rk on Oahu. Oefense attorneys argued that tht:> s tahbinf( wns in self·dcfense when llal(nn approached him in his van late at night. Kuehnau. who did not testify. told police Hal(an heal him Hagan's <'amping compunlons ~(11d he ran towurd th<' vun he<' u use ht.• thou~ht K uchnau had 11tolen complnR Re ar from hall te nt earlier Ill' said thos~ who questioned the snaps hots failed to employ sc•ientific methods to analyze lh<'m McCamy said he and the other photo experts consulted by the Hous e committee re lied largely on the tcchniquetl of photogram· mctry, which he defined as th<' st'icnce "of ascertaining the positions and dimens ions of ob J<'Cls from meas urem ents on ' photographs of th<' objects ... Unlike simpler ruler measure· m e nts from photos. thes e calculations take into account the till und angle of the imag('s in relation to the c1u)1era. he said. I McCnmy s aid he ctetermined that the ishadows were ~111thenll<' by extcndinl( l11ws fro m them un<1 finding that th<.·y converged at the points they s hould have with the s un at th'· an1tle It wah when the snapsholR we re taken tSee OSWALD, Page AZ> NEW YORK IAP I C itibank . th1• n;1\1on's second lnrge!-.l , r;11sed its prime lendan~ l'lltt' from 9 1 • percent to 91 ~ pe rcent t o d ay in res pons e t o Federal lk scrv<.' ultc mpts to tighten tht! economy by increasing the l'OSt o f err1tlt The move was be ing followt'tl hy most maJOr banks The ris<'. the s econct in little more than two we<'ks, pus he d the rate whic h bonk11 r hlirl(c• on loans to prderrt'd-cor poratt'l cuislomcr.., lo its hlRheat pnlnt In more thun three y\'ars The number of c;1suallics wu:. unknown Thousands or rcfu~N~S fl ed Leon southwa rd . <.·ur r y1 n g bclon~ings in battered su1lcaM.~:-. or s mall buncUcs. Scores wt>n· <.·amped out during the night rn open fi<'lds The Venezuelan govcrnm<'nt. mean.while , dis patcht•d four warplanes and a m1l1t a r y tra n s port to Nicaragua 's southern neighbor Costa Rica V<'nezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez. who has called for international mediation of lhe Nicaraguan confli<'t. de nted any hostile intentions. however. I.con, wh<.•rt> Somoza was born :12 yt•ar' a~o. hai. bet.•" oet•up1ed s1nt•1• Saturday hy Sand1nai.t.• g uerrillas ~cekir1g ha s ovt•r We ather Mostly sunJlY through Saturda y and s lig htly 'Warmer. Lows tonight 5'1 to 63 lhghs Saturday 72 a l beaches and 76 to 80 in lancl . INSIDE TOD"" A molnle society has traded shnf' leather for steel·belted rnd1als and created Dnue./n C'ullur e 1n Sou th e rn Col1/orma ~t! Jeatunng, Bl latl•x All ... 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'lJlt• µOhl'l' tilud ,o•cl 1111 tv.o 1·i.it.. of I 80 Cit\ ,·1tlw1 ,,ti~ 111 llw :-.pill \\ 1· n· nut too ..,un· of whal w~ h,t\ l ' llwrL· It l'lluld be u tlud. or v.1· t•ould ha H ' iJ /(.•JI vrolJlcm thl'l'I" .. ..,:.i1d .ltm Sh av.. t•x l'l'Ul l\l' M·l'rdar~ uf ltll' !>late Jl a n 1rdous Sull::-t:.i11ct.':o. Hou rd. I k '>aid two ~tall' l'Xperls 1n nud~·ar ~ubst<•ll<'l'S wc.•rt.' M:nl to thl:".-.t·l.'m' h) hl•hrnpll'r Shuw su1tl chffL-n•nl form~ uf l'uball huvt• \'ary1ng dt.'grec:-. of tflxll'll\ Thl· r:.id111u(·t1ve ell· mt•nt i!> oflt•11 u:.c<J 111 cuncN trl.'alm~nt:-. Mediation Pact Ends Mail Impasse WASlllNGTON IA P l A '>PCt1ul mL•diator decided the long running po:-.lul lubor d1~ putt· today by uwurding the v.nrkt•r ... h1gltt·r pa~· th:.in thL·.V pt 1•\ 111usly l'l'll'l'lt•d but at the ..,a 1111• 11101• v. 1·akt•11rr1g u prolN' l 11111 :1g:i11h l 1:1\offs .J:.inws J Jk:d.'. a llUl'\'ilnl profL':-OSCll' tidktl Ill lct Sl.'lttl' lhl' f1\'l' monlh d1~p11lt'. n·m<H ct! u I 1m1 t 1111 c·o~l ol I I\ 111g pay 1 n <'l'l':.IM':-0 lhal \A,a:, l'Olllt1111~<.J tn i.ttl t·<irl11•1· ll'nlatl\'t' ugrcl.'m ent re• 11· e l t· II by t h r l' t• u n 1 o n !> rl'!Hl'scn ting 516 .000 p ostal cmployl'e~. \'nck1· tl11 · l'Jrl1l'r ll•ntalt\'t' .1i,:rt·l·nw111 thl'l'l' \\a'> a l11n1t of !t 5 1wn ·enl 111 c·u!>l ·uf l1v111g tn l'r!':.l "I'!'> '" l'I' I hi.' I hrct• Yl'itl p.1(·l llPah lll'tl'rmint·cl to 11· ""'' ,. th" l1rn11.it111n .dh1"'1ng t·o~l 111 ll\·1ng m1Tl'.l'l''> t1, go 1111 ,1.., fast ,1.., 1 lw ('1111 .... um<·r l'n1·1· lmlt·x. th1· l!ll\'t•rirnwnl ~ 1ntll•\ •If tnflalwn lh•alv abo ;.ign•1•cl lo bu..,1· '\alanl':-. appro:-.1m•1t1:ly l'qu;,il tu lho:-.l• 11f the n •1c•t'll'tl agrel·m~nt llc•aly :-. :irh1 I l'iJllon decl!>ton agn ·l·d ·to prnll'l'I lht• 1oli:-. IJf all t • u r r 1 • n t P o :-. t a I S c • r v 1 l' 1 • l•mployt•t•:-. frum tiny luyoff:-. II own t'I'. nt·w 1•mpl11yt.'l'~ will hl· ~Uh.It'd tu layoff!> "for llil'k 11f v.11rk or for olht•r l l·~i tinwlt• n·a~un:-. .. un1kr thl· a rb1t ration Worl..l'r.., with <JI lt·us l !>I\ \l'ar!> of l'1>11t111uou!> ..,en tl'l' ubo \..·ti I get lht.' It fl'l1 m e pro! el't tun agatn~l la}uffs under lht• ch· t1~1un lll'ul.' !»tilt.I 111 his thll'l'·pas.w dt·Sl'l'llJllllll uf lh1· del'l!-.IClll "It 1~ I hl' 111lt·11t of lh1:-. 1>rov 1~1011 111 pro\ 1dl' set·unt~ to l'Uch preM·nl em plo\t't· dunng ht~ or he1 ~urk lif1·tinll' .. t 1111011 ll·udl•r!> Wl'l'l' luk(•warm Ill their n ·al'l1on:-. to thl' 1mpo:-.ed st'ttlcmc·nt And thl.'y st11d the." \\ 111 ~uhm1t lht• pat'kuge lo rank <1 nmoving any ltmtl on cosl·Of li vi ng 1ntrc<1scs, 11rov1ded for lhn•t' annual ltll:reases m busc sulu ries Pala~e of Dalai Lama T h rl'C' !>olidl'I'!> of the Ch11ws1..• La hl·t·at1on army t ;,1k1: Pll' tun·-. 111 front of lhl' Polala. thv palal't' 111' Oa la1 Cum:i Thl' fortr<•ss-like building. wh1th sit:--on a hill in Lhasu. c.·;,1pital a nd religious ml'l'l'<t ol T1bt•l. i-; thl' Jargt·sl ;.incl oldl•st pala('<.' in t h e Him ;,1l a~·an -.tall'. now pt1rl uf Com· mun1sl C'h1n\J Thi· 1:~ ... t11n .... 1r11t'l11n• h;i.., h.1lls. 1·h;1pl'1'.-I and shnm·-. ol pa .... t l>alu1 L.im;"" 111 •I 1'11111 11 .. , as madt• h,- Ko1eh1 Fukuhan1. a J upant"· .. 1· 1tl'\''"m :111 \\ho w ;i... :i Jnl'lllhl'r ~roup of t\l'\\s nwn .tllo\\l'd to \'t..,it tht.., 1..·l<i...l•d l'OUntr.' i11 ea rl ~· Sl1p\l'rnb1·r f'ro• Page A I MUSIC .•. CIA Admits Error Irvine Water Conversion To Save Cash W 111 bl' 55 )'l'U r~ L' po n l' x Ill rat 1 o n o f l h l' ugn'l'ml·nt. the buildtn~~ of thl' com1>lex. and improvement:,,. furn1:-.h1ng :-. and equipme nt "1thtn tl wall bccomt• property ul the UlllVt'r'>ll) The musrt: center corpora- t 1on will have lotal rc~pons1bilit y for the rund·ru1sing cam pa1l(n. and pay all co:-.Ls to design. build a nd furnish the complex. and cost s of operation Exisling purking lots at thl' \.'ttm 1>us will bl' used and. if ncct•ssarv. the musil' l'enter cor po r at 11111. will havt· to pay I•> liulld :111) 1wv. (Jark1ng :..true t11n·~ i\ bn un<lt·r t lw agn•1•ment i.1:-. propos t·d hy lht• un1vers 1l,\. tlw t'ld !>llllg 25 ml'mbl·r board 1,f d1rett11r:-. of I he mU!>Jt ce nter would h<· t•xpun<lcd by four Ulll\'l'rs1ly uµµointet!~ Th(' mus1l' t·enter direcLor.., woulrl gel Lo name the l'omplc>... but s ubJecl. according Lo the uni v(•rsity propos ul. to Re~cntal Polll·y 1n Nam111g Ll nl\'e r!>tl) ,.. it<.' 1 It lit•!> "APPLE' CLEAR AS CLEMENTE? ;>.;EW YOH!\ 1AP1 Fornwr J11·1·:-.1d1•n l Nixon ldt ;>.;l'\\ York w 1 t h fl r a 1 :-. t• for B 1 g I\ pp It· Wl';tl hl•I' · T lw wt·alhl·r 1~ ht•u11t1ful t\ I m 11 !'> t a :-. t· I c LJ r :.i !> S :i n l'l~ml•nt e ... Nixon s aid Thurs da\. morn1.•nt.., bcfon• he tl'ft for Kt:n ncdy /\1rp11rl to hoa rd :.i flight to l.O'> J\nRt'll'~- Ntxoll h;.id 1Jre11kfa-.I \\Ith his '>llll an law. Edwurd Cox. i.lnd h1~ fo r m l•J' "t'<'rctarv of '>l Ut <·. W1ll1am Rogt•r..,. a t ·lhc· Wa ldorf i\:-OIOl'ltl llolt•I. Whl'rl' hl' stuyl•d during ht:-v1:-.it From Page Al BABIES •.. an· U!>l"d 1n rcprudurt1011 Bagger:-. .,..,,du "rough . bullpark l'"llmate" wa~ that !ifi0,000 /\ml'l'1ean '~omen huvl' Fallopian luhl· prnhlems lhul might Ix· bypas..,ed with fcr1 iltw · t111n an vitro fin 1.1 glass 1 und n· 1mpluntutmn in the womb. lie tcslifit'<I that if thrl'e of the l'l.(I~:-. krtah~ed in a laboratory were r1..•lmplanted. a womun would ha\'C a s:1 p•·n·l'nl chitnc~ of h uv111g orw baby und one· 111 JOO odd~ of ha\'ing tripll'ls. In Russ Trea.tment WASlllNGTON tAP 1 Tht· CIA <:onccded today 1t mudL· ~enous m1~takcs 1n its 1111t1CJI handl111~ of a Sov1cl defector whu S<Jld hl' had been a KGB or f1<:w l with knowledge of Lel' llur vcy Oswuld's activ1t1es an Huss1a from 1959 to 1962. The CIA':-. treatment of Yuri Nuscnko "w:.1:-. countc rproduc t1ve c reated a lot or m1sin- formatwn" from 1962 until 1967. .John Lrmond !fart lestifi cd on h 1'11 a If of l ht• 1nlt•11igent·1• Lll-!CIH' ,\' <: I I\ Di rt' t' l u r St.., n s f 1 c I ti Turner ret;tim•d Hart. 11 n·lirt·d cigen cy off il·tal . ·o prcpan• tc· ... t1monv about th(' Nosl·nlrn nw tll·r iwf11n· the llous l' as * * * Front Page A I OSWALD .•. Kirk. :.i 01~tra ct of Columbia pohl'c :-Ol'l'g<.r:.1nl. s~.11d a chap 1n lht· wood of tht· rifle pcrfettl\ mull'hl·:-. a 1·h1p that ·IJ>Pcar!> 0 11 I hl' "1•apon 111 11nt• of lhl· '"·'!."'hot.. Th:it and n thl'r t t•!>l:-. IL"cl ;\kCamv and l\1rk lo lhl· l'On l'lu:-.1011 1h:.1t thl' rifle• in th1· <;napshots wa:-. th<• sume :1~ the· murder weapon. Ml'Camy sa id Expla1111n g the c hin lint'. M c·C <1 my s111d "It's not the pie· t11n• lhal ha:-. a hnl' a t•ross lhl' l'11i n tt 1s thl' man who hu:.. .., li111• aero:-:-. thl' l'htn " lit• showl•cf ot hL•r photos ol Oswald wht•n• lht• clttn c rcaM· w ;.1 ... a pp an• n l a nd !>.a id cl if fc•rcnl'e:-. in lighting make it ap fll'ar mon· or h•!>s prom1nt•nt 111 1hrft.•rcnt 1m·tun•:-. He pl'<'!>l'lllativcs of Lht· Central l11tt·ll1g\.·nn· i\Jtency we re ro 1t•:-.t1f~ lult'r loday about what k r111wh·d~t· lhl' agl•nc) had ol Osv. aid '.., acliv1tit·:-. while ht· II\ 1·d m tht· Soviet Union from Hl5!J lo .J u11t· I 9G2 t ~ I .. a:-.s anat1om. cumm1llcc. which 1s looktn~ rnto thl· murdt!r ol Pre~idcnt John F Kenned\ The Wa rren Comm1'>'>1on <11• tcrm1ncd that {):,,y.ald Y.a:.. lhl' murderer and adt•d a tom~ The agency conl'ludcd tha l Nosenko was not a boni.I fi de d1 rector and may huvc btl'11 ..i KGB plant. lhcn rt•vtc·r~l'd 1l:-.1.•lt m 1968 and ck ntll:'d ht· wu~ a lcg1l1mate dt>fe l'tor The comm1tlcL' hus qut~tmn<:d ;o../ost•nko 1n privatt· "l':-O'IOn hut will nut rl'q111n· ham to lt''>ltl\ puhl1dy for '>L'l'LH'tl ~· n·;r~on.., A commiltt•e n •p11r1 n·let1M·d roday poantt•d out ... uh:-.1;.inl111 1 t.J1scrC'p:rnc1es bt•IWl't•n ha:-. 1 ur n ·nt vt•rs1on of KGB "I" tni.: 1111 <hw<J ld rn HU..,!'>W ..11111 lht· ;11 <:o unt he gave the FHI and C l/\ in the months following the· l!:lli:.I ..,~sas~mutwn of Kenned~ L'C trvrnc• adm1na :-.tra10r!>. t''t IH'l'I to ... a vt..• ~29.11011 ;i yl'cir lwl'a u:-.1· of :Jn ongum~ pro1ett ti• <'OllVL·rt 1h 1r rig..111nn ~y ... l t'fl'l trom frl·:-.11 to n •l'lt11mcd wash' wutc•r Con Vl'r'\IOI" of the I rvtnt• R .i n<·h Water 01<.trict walt'r hnl'"' he).!an m August and is con r1nuang through th1~ month Thi• reC'vc·lcd water 1:-. pumped from the <11 .... tnl'l " Michcbon Ortv(· wa:-.tc waler recl'.lmi.1t t011 111.rrll Till' w;rt1•r I!'> l1l!t•n •rl .infl l'hl•>rtn:tlt'll lollm' 1ng d1gt•:-.t111n 111 01 g.11111· malt·n:i!" h) at·r<>b1l' hil c • t'r1:i 1·on1 :11 nt-tl 1n l:1rg•· t n ·ul mL•nt vat:-. (' h .. 1 It•-. ll• ""'II (II . {'('I pln ... 1!';t! pl ;111t .11 tm1n1 -.1rat111· '>t11d lht wa~h water ..., ill '>UP p l.int import ed N11rt twrn t '.il1tor111.1 \Vi.lt1.·1 1111 1rrt~:.i11011 Escapee's Hostages Abducted Couple Still in Danger? MOCNT/\ll\ llOM l':. Ark •A I', i\n eld~rly \.'OU pit bcmi.: IH'lcl hostage by a Tt•nnessc·1· pri:-.l>ll l'Sl.'U Pl.'C t•<tllt•d th1•1r ...i111 locl:.t\ to ~av !ht•\ had ht·t•n :-.1.•t frl'l' ·but auihontles said the• !>on lwl tt'\'l'!'> lhl•\' mav ha\l hl't'll for cl.' d bv i ht•11· ·CJ d du t' I 01 10 makt• tht• ~·all J ohn Kennt'.' of ifi~· FBI ... I.ti Ill· Rotk office :-.<.1111 tht• ho:-.la~i·.., '.\1r and Mr" .John B l\1n).! 1·1111 tat'IL'On hy t<'l ephom• s hortly afkr 8 a m The~ told htm tht.·~ wen• till right and \\OU Id he <lrt\ rng bud. to i\rka11 s<1:-.. h•· smd 'I ht•\ m;1\ h :l\'t• h1'(•n 'orc·cd 10 m . .1kt the l'Ull to let them knov. thc~ Lin• ..ill rr>!hl TIH>,v wen· 1101 lx· 111 g 11•:-.11<111:-.ivt· lo l!lll''' ion:-. lhlJt t lwt 1 """ a:-.k<'<I · Ttll' coup I<' <HP bcl it•v1.·1I to hi1\I hl'l'll ,1htlucll•d "' 11111• ol I 011 r nwn who l's<·..:,,; ·rl 1 roni prison an Tt•nnt•s,l:'t' Two ul 'h1· 10111 ~ .. n . n•cupturt:.•rl Thur:-.clu~ v. hl•ll Lhl'll' t·ur l'ra:-.hcd 1ntn H pol H't· nu 'l'hl· fourth c~<·•1 1~t· V. <I" al f<Jr).!I' Thl· four minimum '"<'ttr1t~ 111 1-..orll'r<. l''<'apl'd aftt:.-1 nv< r 1>ov. 1•nng ~uarcls on a f1c•ld t rll> tn .1 howling .ilky tn Utl'k~nn Tt'Pll th1•n h1 racked a l1~ht pl .. 111· to ,\1 l...111:-.u'o / / / ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '"' "''n_," ''•J tOtHty P1"4 W!lt\wh fl• t '"' t• .... """' •1•"' ,,,..,"'' '~°"bt1~11n"'"" 0, '•?' I 'tt.,t,4 ~·ttO (Ofh0"9filt ~CM·•• .. .U•li"W1 ,, .. ll 1tJ n"'1 MJJl\d•Y tr\rl'lotflf Fr1rt .. , fl'W (., t.t A/Ill , II· "';Jt•fl tt.,.••h tfw"\t1oql(lf\ *" • P\ t•1•t'\ ... 1 111.-y ''"""' ,,001f't»4<• y ,,.,,, '"' , '" ,,, .. '~ ,.. " """'" r ,,,. ' ,. ·no•· , .. ~ .,. • ,, '"°" fhA)tl\,._,, ~•tv•O•• .net ...,,.,.,, r~ Po' f'Jl •o.itt DUO'· "•f'lf) pt•l\t ' •' \V' W. I Hih •,h .. I fo,t•,,.. t (.4hf"l•"t1t.,~ffl. Man Slays Spouse, 3 Others and Self ~· // ~/// ~~//,, ~~// ~// ~ <?-/ ••M?tN WH4 .~., f1fll'\t •ftttPuut1~· ,.,." (V' .. , 'ti Kt Pt • '°""' _,..., (..trt'ltt•t M.tft.<t~ , ........ , •.... , lft•tor 'M"''' A fll11ht~...,_.,_.. M1111tlAQ1"41l fj+'t.>f n11••• H t..••• ••\Mr• fl' ,..,, A\\i\la,,t M•f'l+tQif'(I I fl+trw Ottlc .. f.o\t"'M""'" 1tQW• 1u.,,•,t11.1 I •1\hl1• f\.ttllf h t lf't.fol•fV!rit ,,,.\l•~I HUftl+'\oQllW\ ·~-·· n Ult\~,.," t\11 ,,, o11t•n •,.utnlthill•• \l.lllhy )\~It 1i•1/W1t•l .1 \•n Utf!Cl'ft , '""-.. " f elephone (714) 1142·4321 Cl1111fled Advlr11•1nv 642-5'7t ~ltNf' • v 111 .. , ~f""W" CJtt " 1111>41310 " ,,,,,. .... ,, ( '•'" "" ... ..eoo ~~!''tr!:.:~,<>;,:;?;,':~!,::~~~·~,[,::, """'"" • "' •d.,.ttllo·•~·'"" "''"'" ,,.,.,, .. ,.,. ••1 ~u·d wll"'OVI ,,..,., 11ti1 I'"' mfHl9" •f •••• fl~"t ...... f \I A""1 ,,_ (1 It'/' ••"t ti (,,,,. AiiY-.. r"''' ,,. • ''' • "'"' ,,, • ,,, \I \I) "f\o4'flltl!\I f b• ,,..411 \4 \0 ,....,,"'"iy mu1tar., .,,_ f 'WI~ U "'"" W'lf~Uf WEST t\l'R RN. P a 11\P > A sl;,iuRhlcrhou..,t• wo rker went berserk und futully s hol his e:.tranged Y..ifc, he1 mother und hi!> wife's young brother and !.I~ tcr be for<> turning the gun on himse lf in th1i. northeast Penn "~·Iv a n1a 1·om munity. police• !>'11 d The man':,, mothl"r. hyslcr1c11I upon learning of her son's death from u n •portcr. hlomed thl' murder suicidl' on the family's refusal to ucccpt her ~on's re hgious tx>llef!> Poli{'C :..uid Murk Miies brokt.• lhrou~h a :-.lldinlo( glass door Thuri.day night ut lhl' homl' or his fatht·r in luw. Earl Cut1<'r. Jnd !>hot th1.· vlt"l lms with ;1 22 rifl<: Curt1•1· \\ :1!> al v.ork M Iii•:-.· nan~ duy old duul(htt•r . C:1n•y l.\nn. w.i... lht• "'It• sur Vt\ 11; of lht• Jttst<'k f'ttlkc• '""' ..,h(' WU!> found unltljured Ill u ba:-~incl on a kitchen table M lie<;' mother. Dor othy . of Wilmot Township in Br adford . ... atd or !he inc tdc nt. "lier p:trt'nls took that i;clt·I <his wife 1 awav from him because he \\a.., ;.1 Christian <md ll vl'tl u good ltfl" .. Mrs Miies blamed her ~on 's mor·rln~I" problems on his in- luw:.' obJcctaons to his beln~ u .h•hovuh's Witness She said he workt•d h ard ot a local :-.luu ~hterh11llM' and W3!i wl'll ltk(•d by co workers \ •• rey Lv nn wu~ ta ken lo 'f v ll•r Me monnl Hospilul rn Tunkhnnnork wher<' u hosp1tul •q1nk e.,womun dt"H'ribed her <'1111<1 I llun 11:0. "fuw " ,-~ . 4...((," / 1n mosr cases wed answer yes to that auea11on. but T / there ' more than mo~ll• 1he eve where 11 conoerna ttle // purchasing of carpellnQ A prete,,11ous siore Iron! / surety 1sn I the answer anymorf' than estab11st1ments / 1t1a1 lealure rid1cutou:. tow p11ces w11t1 padd•OQ and // 1n1tallet1on 1nc1t1ded What 1 tne answer? Alden al We'll / open your eyes 10 J carpeting conoep1 une•celledf / Lei us pro110 11 'I / ,:···., .. , DEN'S : iiistailitiaii: ·custom draperies linoleum • wood floor • PHONE 0 46 4831l -646 2355 • Laguna/South Coast VOL. 71, NO. 258.' SECTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COU NTY, CA LIFORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1978 ,,fteraoon N.Y. Stoeks T EN CENTS •, '• Were Biker's Ashes Stream in Saloon?· II un1111.:ton il.'.ll'h polt<·•• .. n1d tod.1 ~ tht•.) b1'11t•\t< tht· l.1m1I-, nf n1urdl·r<'d 1110\on\t'lht G.11 , Al ll•n Mud l>o~ F.-ro '>t'.il\t•tl'dJ\ .111 1•1111 .. 111 ..... 1111•11'fl thto ('f\'lll•llt•d "111.1111 ... or th1• h1kl•r uncl ,.,,,, .1 c·u1 .,..· 1111 th1• :o.~1lnon P.1' ck.111 1111111111 ... li.••h" -.1111 "t.11111 .11111 lhc 11• "rll 11• .111111tw 1 l..11l11w h••ff'll II I' I'''" C'h 1.1cl" 11·k ... 11 111 lht• "11111.111 1 h1.1 t1 ll'll 111 rn111I ol h.ir 111 1.1111 \ 11·k 11· M.11 t111 f-'1•111 '1:1, chc•cl ahoul I ~Ill ,, 111 ~·11t k ,1f11•r lw "''" kr11frlf 111 th1· P.1.1111 Sl11 •1•1 !-i11l111111 ;et 117 \1 .1111 ~t f'u l11·1• h11v1· 1111 '>U'l>t'l'h Ill l}ll' l'WW \1 r" M.111111 th1· li.1r111.111I tolcl 111\ , • .,, IJ.:<1llllJ.: 11H11·1·1' thJI '>111• h.111 "'"n lh1· ..i :.li ,,.,1ltl'r111g "hin .111 Ill tl11• ,,tl1)(111 hdt11 t' llllll lwl11•\ ,., h1•1 111 h•· 1"1·r11 ' !>l'tlt-1 l'.111un'1 .1llt'1I h1•1 .lucl~ ~t'\ 1•1 al 11lh1·i pt·o plt•. lw ltt•\ l'd 111 ht· 1dal1 \t"• .111d l111•11cl' of 1-· t' 1 11 • ' t o o d h <· h 1 n II t h t• 'IH1111 J n whu t•nll'n:d thf' s aloon 1•v1•11 thoul(h 1t wa:-. closed fo1 h11:-.1111•:0.:-.. Mis:. Marlin told pt1lt<•t. Artt·r t'tl'>llllJ.: tht• "t·ur.,f• .. ;inrl "',1tlt·n111~ lht• :1!.h1·~ .. lht• Aroup ni.1 n "I 1111' 0 11 four rnotor<.'Yt.'le!- 1'11111·1· l1t•l1t•\ ,. llu· rt.'m :11n11l'r or h •111 ' .. .,IH·., "'1•1 t· .,<·:11lt•r cd .il 1111g 1';11•1tr1· C'ua'I 1 h ghwuy a:. lht• rn1111111·' l'l"h r11tl1· t•ast ;\I 1" .\l.1rt111 told 1H1lin tht· .1,h1·., \H•1 1• 111:-.rclt· ;111 urn that r .. i 11 :-. "'h·r l'<Jrru·rl 111to thl' bw 111 ,1 hmc Laguna Drill? Fears Nixed; Crane Planting Kelp Rv ~Tt:vt: MIT('llEl.L Ol tlw D.l•IY Ptlel SI.lit /\ gia nt cTant· 11111 ~e lhal up p<·ar('(f fow mile·' off thC' l.:1gurw 81.•:.t «h t•o.1.,tl1111• Thur <,d ~q· " p :i r k 1· ti p hon 1.• c a I I ., t ;, nt·ws paJ)('r' from <'1111.cns fear m i.! lhal cul llnlling OJ>t'I :.111111., ~t'rt' unclt•r 1A:1\ 1111 th(• t•o;_i<.,t /\nrl. whll<· lh<•r1• ;in• 'ml 1Jnll in1.t 11111·rat 11111:-. u11cl1•r way aho11t 12 nul..-. oll L<.igun.1 ' lw adH·:o.. lh1· rig 'l><1lkc1 b~ l'allers Thur.., <1.n v. a' 111:-.t .1lhng ._. kt>l11 farm Ollw1.1b ;el c;lomur M1H11lt• ()1· \ l'111p 1111•111 ('um IH• O\ u f Ni·" port l!t-.wh .... 11cl 1 h1 · c•r.1111· liu r g1·. wh1 d1 v.:.i ' g11111• lh1" m o rning a:-.:-."h'd an lo,,..1·ring .1 :-.u~1wmkd kdp fa rm into lhl· 11l·1·an <: l11mar. un1l!'r co ntral'I 111 Cit·n1·r;iJ Elt·l·lnC'. 1:. t·ondm·ting :t k1•lp farm l'XJ>l'flm1•nl Off th1• Lai.:una t oai.t ('n•wmt•n abourl'1l<l1•d v.1th kt•lp !'>0 f1·t·t undt•r watt·r Thur., day Tht• kl'lp product•d would lw llM'<t t•x1~:nmentally to producl' rnl'th111w ga:-.. a fuel < 'url "" Cr1.1okt•. Pl'<'!-.1Ch·nt 11f c;111m ar ~1a1101• lh •\('lo pmt·nl lrw . ,;iuf lht· kt·lp hl'tl pro1t·t·t 1:-. 11111 rt'lat1 .. d tu 1111 oal 1·xplliratwn Under Cover Councilmen Don Helmets NEW ORLEANS •AP 1 Tht> Nt.'W Orleans Cit~· ('ounc·tl is going undt•r t•ovc.•r ~of111g c·1tizem. w<·n • "becoming inC'rc.·<.astngl~· hl·llt1.w nmt and hos tile.• townrd l'lt·c·kd officiab ... lh<.• C'11 y <..:nuil<.'11 pm.s<•d a rc.·~olut1on rcqull·ing coun- c.·ll mt•n to '-'<•:1r hl'lnids during tourlt'il mcl'llngs 'l'ht• ht·linl'I.., :111• 11ltt·11ckrl m .. JJl'Olt't'l1on from d 1i.,- \ 1hI1 ('at ion..,. 1 lw ton gm· in t h1.•t•k f'l'..,ol ut ion s:i id t\ftc.·r ('ouncilman frank f<'nc.'Clkr n.•ad has n •:- ul11l1 on . 1he sc.•vt•n <·011ntllml•n ~oll'tll11h· <l1m11 ed h a rd ha t:-· Clemente Council To Act on Recall San Clt·nwntc• c·1tv rciun«1lmcn "rll lw .1:0.kt•cf W~·drll':.di.ly lo i..dwllul<· 11 :-1w1·1;_il 1.•h·ction 111 d« 1·1111' whl'llwr M:iyor Wllli:im W.tlkc·r .111d <'oun1·1lwoman Don nu W tlk1n:-.11n s hould ht: rt«· a I It-ti from ciffrn• C'1l~ l'h·rk Max lh'r~ pn•si•nl· f• ti I h t • (' r t v Co u n <: i I w r l h t·Nt .r w~1ll's 1~f .,uffil'tt'n<'y I hi!-. \H'<·k. :-.h11wini.t that morl' t hun 20 111·r1·1·nl of San Clemc·nt1• ·~ rt·~ lslt•n ·d \llll·r-. .,1gnc:d pc.•t1t1on:-. <'<111111~ for lh1· r<'l'<t ll of Walk1·r anc1 Mr., Walk1n:.1111 Thl• (•oun1·il will ha vt• until Ol'l 3 lo -.c·hl·dul<' a retail l'lt·c· lion 'oml'I mw h<•l\H:1:n D1•1· 12 and .Ian i :1 lk c aui..t· of h1·:Jvy stuff loadi-. u11d tht• Chnstma:. holidays, lkr~ r c.•c11mm1·n11t·d that the f'h•c•t11)n lw hCt no !-.<>c1111·r than m1d .. l;muarv. Vota:. will he ""ked on th<· spc·nal ballot whether Walker Or:n:Q ,:•~l Weath er Mo11lly s unny through Satui day ~111d i.llghtly warm<'I' Low:; tonight 57 to 63 tli~hs Saturday 72 at beaches and 76 to 80 in· land. INSIDE TODA\' A mobtl4r a<>dt>ty haa traded ahoe lrmh<tr for wtt>el·belted radlala and creatrd C>rl~ In Cullurt> 1n Soulhrrn Coh/orn10 Si!e frolunng . Ill ..... x '>hould he.· rt•t·a lh'fl, v.ht·tht·r Mr:. Wtlkrn:-1111 ..;hottld lw 11•1•alll·cl and ~ hl'I h1·r. 1f 11•1·:1ll1 •cl. I hl·rr· .,Ul' c·,·:-.:-.111 ' ... t111ulcJ 111: .1pp11111t1·rl I>\ th<' n ·mwn111g lhrt·1· c·ity 1·111111 1·!11111'11 or dw:.1•11 111 a !:-tt•1·ond ..,,,.., 1 a I l'lt'l"l1on lkr I! :.aid Pal'h !-.pl'<'1ul <•11'1· t ron w 111 coi.l bl'I w1·1·11 $t{.00(J und ~I 0 .OHO Huth Walk e r a nd Mi :. W1lk 1n:-.cin, t'l1·1·h'cl 111 l!J7ti. <·amt· undt•r f111· lalt' la:-.t ~<'<II' from thl' San Clemt•nlf• I lomt•ownns /\sso1·1at11m Th<• tht•n ('1ty Coun 1·11 r<•fwwcl to ac·I on a pt•t1t11>n ,,gnl'li hv m111 t· th~1n 1.000 San {'lt•m<·nl<' n ·i.id1·nl!., a:-.kin(.( for all l'll'l'\11)11 on tilt' nwtho<I or l'I' <ll·v<•lopmt•nl t11Hll'rtak('ll udJa t·c.·nl to lhl• mur11t·rpal pa·r In March ckctions. Howard M u :-. h 1 • II • 11 rt':. i d t• n I o f tlw homt•ov.n1•r!-.' ah:-.ociatwn. wa:-. 1•l1•et1·1I Ill tlw ( '1t y Council In /\pril tht• asxociation lounchctl u 1 ecall tampai~n agamst Walkt•r ~mcl Mr' Wilkinson. the only l'Ounc1lmun n •mammg from the pre\'1ou1' City Council. folk1wrni: I hc Murch ele<'tion:. Las t month s upp<>rlt•r s of Walkc•r a nd Mrs. Wilkinson :1n 11oun<.'1.'d a campaign to huvt· M U!>hcll recalled 'APPLE' CLEAR ~CLEMENTE? NEW YORK (AP I Form('r Pres ident Nixon left New York with pruisc ror Big Apple WC'llth1•t "Tht• wcathl'r is beautiful Almos t as <'fear o:; Sun Ch•nwnt l'." Nixon said ThurK day. moml'nt!'.. before he left for Kt•nnc•dy Airport to bourd a fl1 1<hl to l.os J\nJ.<<'lr~ Nixon Md brcokfast with his '>On in low. FAwnrd Cox. and his I 0 rm t'r !IC(.' rctary or 'l l lilt'. Wllllflm ROK<'r:I. at the· W :tldorf J\!\torl:I I lotl'l. where he sta)'('d dunnR his v1~it • program under "<1y farlht•r orr t Ill' t•o;1s l of t.a~una B1·a<'h Thal up1·rnt1on 1:-. heJOJ.! con uuett•d bv Cha llt·ngcr Mine ral .ind Otl Compan.). whtt·h. ll long with Global MartllL', 11> a wholly· owned s ubs 1d1<1 ry of Global Manne Jn<" Tht• pa n •nt com· pany built lht.• giant Glom<ir Ex· plorer spy sh11>. the m ystery vcssl'I wh1 eh gaant·d notoriety whl·n it f>Ull t:d a Soviet :.uh· m nrine frum th1· 11('1.'<W lx11tom nc.·ar lla wa11 four VN1rs a J.!11 Challl'lli.!l'r Min.eral bl·gun l'X r>loralory otl dnll1ng opl'rallon:- 1.·arlll'r thi!-month uhoul 12 miles ISc•1• RIG, Pag<' .\21 "Ahnor:mal' Test Tot Peril Seen WASHINGTON tAP 1 A gov e rnmcnt ethics pand was told toduy that tcs t ·tube human fortllizat1on is likely to product• as many abnormal embryo:. as normal ferl1li1.at1on ms1dt· thl• molht•r 's body Fo r lhal n ·ason. ll arvLird Ml'dt«al SC'honl phys1ol111!1st John 0 B1ggt•rs :.aid. mort· c•x p1·nml'nta1111n should he dont· on thl· µroees' lwfon· alll'mr>t 1ng lo n.•1 m plant t•mhryos lo 11roclutt.· a live birth /\ similar proCt'" in England rt'!.Ultcrl IO lht• birt h or a hN1lth) baby girl .July 25 to ;i pn•vwusly th1ldlt•ss couplt• B1gg1·r' lt·,l1f11·d ;i, th1· 1'1 ml'fnlil·r r:1h11·" /\<l v1:-.11rv ll11.1rcl 111 lht• l>!'flal trnenl or ' t11•alth. t-:11t1l'lllll)n :inti W1·lfiln• 11p1•n1_•rl 11uhl11· h1-:1nn).!., 1111 1111' t•thrl'al qu('c,111111:-. rnv11l v«d 1n lhrs n· M'arch :.111cl to 1·1•t•omml'nd ~ov l'rnm1.·11t 11r t111n It:. d t·<·1..,on ma\ not lw rn udt· for M:vt•ral rno nt h~ Th t· Ao V l' r 11 m 1•111 't n p 1J c· <I f1na11t·1n~ :o.t1d1 r<''-'•arch 1n 1975 p<.·ndmi.: 11111 twr ri•\ tt·w Th(• dt• t·1~111n n •!-.h \\ 11 h II l•:W St•«rt•l:.cry .loM•ph /\ ('altf:tno .11 1111.:gt•r ... l'X pla 11wtl to tlw panel nf doc·tors. lawvt.•r,, lavmt•n and a Jll'it•!:-tl thut lht· h11rna11 hody n11rm ally :-.uffer!> ":.en enormous lo" of emhrvoni<.' mutter " lit• smd that C'vcn in heullhy l'ourlcs. it takt•s four to SD< months of regular s<•xuul artivi t~ to produce a prcgnancy and that only an "Infinitesimal" <Se<' BABIES, P al(t' J\2 I ·. .... ~ Willy M<.•ss<.'rs C'hm•dt . famous G(•rmun alrC'r<1ft de· sif(ncr of World War lt. died in M un1ch todny followln6( surgery. lie wtts 80. S;1loon ownt•r Vin<.'<' Mulh~an -;aid today h1.· as not worrtl'd about ttw "curse " Mulligan !.:tad. 'Tm not !'.l't1n:d . . . J'vt• hl·cn 111 lht• st•r111c·1· " Mu I h~an swc•pt up the ashcr- tho l wt·rt· later gathered by p11l1<'l' t"nm11111lo~1sl K(·n God \lard and 1>l:Je1•d an an c•v1dentt• lotkt•r, SJ.(t Chadw1C'k said Chaclw1ck i.a1d he hus nol bec•n t.tbl1.• lo l'Ontat·t G(•ro ·!'.. i..1ster or any of the motorcyrhsts who left 1h1.• s aloon in pron~ss 1on·ltkt' fas hion Wednt•o:,day No charJ.:CS have been filed. ht· ;iddcd Wcstm1nt-lt'r Mt•morwl Purk Mortuary OfftC'1alh !.aid u ro:-.ary wa~ rt'Cltt'd Mond rema1ru. wt•r<.• cn:mated th<.· next d;iy. The• ashes wt•rt: re lcas<.·d lo Fero 's family to I><· !:-tt·uttt•rt•d t.tl st·a. mortuary offtt•1ali, stud Meanwh11<>. police· 'ay th(·rr 111 Vl'St1~at1on as al d standstill rlu1· to a lack of COOPl'f'<tl1on by wit ncsscs to lhc ulta<•k on Fl'ro al th<' :-.atoon Swarise in the Desert l'oltc€' twht·Vt' Ft•ro wai, stand in,i: 1n tht• s<il•>i>n doorway whC'n hl' wa:-. 1>ulh•d into th(• b<ir antlld PohC'<' said Ft•ro. also known <ti. .. Mad Dog." w~1:0. w~ll known 111 tht• downtown <irc•a and ear 111•<1 a buck knrl1· wh<•n ht· wa~ :-t :ihh('(I ·· M :id r>o1;t 11l'Vf'r '"1us cd mi any I roubll'." :.<t1d s<1lcH'1n k<.'t'J><.•1 Mulltgan Al'WI ......... /\ tnink of douds providc•s <.a backdrop for a s pectacular sunnsc over Tovrea mansion. a longtime landm<irk in Phoenix. Ariz. Those a rt· 1 all saguu ro on the lawn s ur- roundm~ the mansion. which was built many yce1rs ago by a nch Italian. Oswal~ JFK Gun Plwtos Verified WASllJN(;T<>N l /\1'1 Photci g raph ;_inal~st!'.. ll'Sltfwd today tlw t i..<·rt•nti f11· ll':-.t:. pro\ ed lht• ;111ltH'nt1c·it y of thn·t· :-.n;ip!-.hOls 'howing Lc.·t• 11:.irvt·.v O-.walcl Jl"'lll~ Ill hi:. lw d • v.11 rt v. 1th th1 · r1fll• th:11 kill1•cl Prt•:-.idc•nt .John F K<•nrwrlv ('a l\•111 ·M<•('am v and Ct•t·il K 1 rk told t lw I lou~l' a!:.:. a ss ma I 11111:-. 1•omm1t11•1• the·~ found no <·v1dt•n1·1· tha t th1· ...,1 11 r>s hob v.1•rl' f:1kt·1I Thi· tt·'t 1 mr111... 'llPJICll'll'<1 I ht· W a ri1·11 Comm1!'!:0.111n 's 1·1111 l'I U!-.Wn .... I hat Os .,.. <i Id k r llcd K1•n n1·dv ttnd that ht· :.icl(·d alom· CnlH'' hav1· :o.pN·ulttl('(I that tht· :-.napshol:-. wt•rt• fakl'd hy somt· one try 1n~ 111 framt• 0 :-.wald IJt'fort• tht· a. ... :-.:1:-.,rnation hy link 'Hash' Sale Really Fraud? Nt•"' 1111rl H1•ad1 pol11·<· .. :1y tlH' v ·I' 1 • 11111 :.tll' t' w tw ltw r Io l'hai·gt· t v.11 wt''' Orani.te County mC'n "Ith u narl'ot1cs v1olat1on ur fra11tl Tht• two mt•n wt·rt• arr1•stcd Wt•dncsday t•vt.·ninJ.I rn Corona dc•I Mar uftt.•r allC'g{•dly selhni:t soml' ha~hish to a m11n at a gas station The trunsact1on was Ob· sl•rvcd hy OfflC'c•r Ooui.t Parmcn· t 1cr who stopped I he I wo men a few hlo<'ks <1w11y un<l searched their l'Ur Thl' off1C'c•r :.nul hi• found no hash. hut d1cl lt1l'1th• a :-.1milar l<wking subst:11i{·1· thul 11ppNm1rl to ht• :.:tJ(<' ll.'BVl':O. stut•k together with syrup ing him with lhl w<•npon Th<· <'nlic., !.aw ;i d1spanty 111 tlw :-.hadows t'a:o.t hy 0 :-.walcl ' nos<' and by has lmdy. an ap pan•nc d1ff<•r('nl'<' hctwt'l•n tht :-.t111·k of the· nflt· an tht• '"''l>'hot mul tht· aC'tual Wl'<Jpon anN'Ulut1on ·ha' lit'l'n h ;J\l'" <111 ohiwr vat rons "·' 1wopli· lt·:1:-.I qualtfll'd 111 makt· th1· 11hM•1 '"' lion' . llt• s:11d t hos t· "'ho (ltw:o.t 10nl'1I th•• snap!-.hot:-. furl t d lo <·mploy 'l'1t•nt1fu: ml'lhod:o. 111 analyH· thc.·m Mt·Camv ''"d ht· • .ntl llw lllh1·1 photo cx1;t•rb t1mM1lll·d hy th1 lfous<.' comm1t1('1• 1 dw1I la rg<.•I) on thl• te<.•hnrqUt'' 111 ph11111g1a m mt•I ry. whll'h ht• d1·f1n,•d a!'. I h1. St'll'n<·c• ' 111' :1!-.t'l'l'l<llTllnj.l lht• po:-.1tion:-. :inm mt·as1111•101•111 :-. on photogruph:-. of 1tw11h11·1·1:-. nlik1.• :-.1mpll'1 r ult•• m• "'ui 1° ml'llt:O. rrom phr>(O,, lht•'f l'al<·ulat111n!'.. tak1 1nlo :11·l'1111n1 tht· t 1lt and angll' 111 !ht· 1mag1·~ in rclatwn to thl· t·am1·1 a, ht !>aid. McCamv said h< <1<•tnm1n1•cl that lh<.' stwtlow:-. wt•n · uutht•ntu· by l'XtendmA lint·' 1rom lht·m and hnding thut lht•Y c·onwrgc•cl :Jl thl' points lh<'Y 'hlluld huw wrth tht• s un at lh1• ;111ul!· 11 wo:. wlwn the sna1>hh11h \H'l t' lak1•11 Kirk. a Distnl l of Col11mhia polil'c st·r~cunl . :-.:11<1 ;i t•h1p in Ill\' wood of tht• nfll' pt•1·f1 •ttlv mulches 11 chcp thul appt·m ., 1111 <SecOSWAl.l>. P a11.1• A:!l CdM Youth's Slayer .Sentenced in Hawaii HONOLU LU IAP > A 34 year old mun. convicted in the ~tubbing druth ne ar hc•n • of o Corona del M ur youth. has t)('en scntc•nct.'<i to JO years m prison. Roger Ku •tmuu wu!'I ~cntcnc<.'<f Thursday In 11\ote Circuit Court on a mnnsliwRhtcr conviction stem mm~ from tht' ON· 3 s loy· inR of J ohn llDJ(Dn, 21 Police 11111<1 Kuehnau told lh(lm ht• stubbed llouon. who Wl\S ('nmplng nt Lualunl<'I Bt>nch Park on Onhu Dcfen!I<' attornl'ys uritut•d thol thl' 'lubbtnJ( was in !><'If dt•f1•ni.t• wht•n tlll~on approached him 1n h1 R van lalf' nt nlJ(ht Kuehnau. who <hct Ml ll'~l1fy told pohcc llujCan lx'nt ham ll3At:tn'is t•ummnK companlonK said ht• r 1u1 towRrd tht.• vnn bccau!I\' h!' thc111 Ahl Km•hnau hod xtolen <'nmpint.t ~t·flr fr om h111 lt'nt curlier 2 Mine Fuses Uncovered in San Clemente Two l:infl mint• s1 mulat11r .... <•up..ihlt ol 1 ausing 't•nou:-1n 1111 v 1r <.''<Plod1•<f. wore· found Th1jl':o.1l:1v 111 ;1 down1own l->:.m < 'll mt•ntt· parking Int V11·1· Mar .,h:tl Don llodgi.on 'illd lh1· mint• fu:.c:-. :.IJ>l)l'l1f'C<1 lo havt• bt•t·n plaCl'<I 1n 'll<'h a way th;i t ~· sk1ploatlt•1 111wraltng 111 lht parking lot at t05 /\vt•. de.· lu .. ;.,trl'1!:1 y,,ou!ll run 11vt•r tht.•m. .llmo-.t rt·rtu111lv '-''tl1ni:: lht·m off Thur.,11:,v ·, 1111·1clt•111 "'a:-. tht· '''<'und t1ml' 111 two w<•t•k-. lhal rruhlary mine IUM'" h11vt• tK.-en I 11 u n d o n 11 11 w n 1 11 w n S an C11•mc·ntt .. 1n•t•ts /\11 1•xploston uncl1•1 .1 iwu 11111 l1r1 • truck on \\eo;t J\ven11la 1'11n1t·11h• the la'I Wt•t•k of /\U~U'I wa~ l 'OIUM'd by .1 m1n1• "111ul;itor . lloctg:.1111 ...:11cl /\ 'l'<'o n<l "rn11 I al or w a:-. 1<11·a1t•1I 1wa rh\ at th" 11111<' Thi ht•a \ v f111· I 1111·k wa' not d.1111 :1~1·<1. hut ll1Kli.::-.or1 ... aid that 11' :1 l'hlltl hail 111111111 lht• fusl' ancl tr 11•ct 111 explod« 11 , 11 1·11uld havt· hlo" n h1 .... arm ofl m 1·;tUs1·1I 11th< I !,('I IOU:-. in111ry Tht· Im· mar.,fwl 'ard tod.ty th:1t th1· mint• ~rmul a lor<, round Thur:-.cl:iy and t ho~1· round I wo w1•l'k:. :i~o all c;iml' from Camp f't•nllh't•m ancl W<'l't• 11arl of tht· ..u m~ lot ·;w(' r<' prohably looking ror th1 · !'.a mt· f)('l'Mlll Ill' lll'Oplt! 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I l11'111 :-.h1n~s :incl C!q uipme nt within at wall becomc property of the univerNity . -The mu1.1c center corpora· twn wrll h;,i vc· total r esponsabihty liJI' !Ill' r11nd·rn1s1n,:: campaign, und pa,y nil ('Osts to dcsi~n. build :.ind furnish lhc complex and coi.hi of opt•rnt10n. -Jo:x isling parking lots at the l'<1111pu'> wall be us ed and. if 111·1· .. ssury. tht' mus ic center cor por1.1t1 on will have to pay to build <tnY new parking s truc· tun·' /\ho under the agreement al> ,,ro1mi.l'<l by the uni versily . tht· cx1s t1ng 25-m c mber board of director~ of the music center would be expanded by four un1vers1ty appointees The mus ic center directors woulct get to name the complex. b ut i.ubJt>Ct . according to the unive rsity propos al. lo Regental Polley in Nam ing University fo'acililaes. l'iolent Stonn This 1:-how al looked Mond;.i v wht'n a 50 to EiO foot wave c rashed <1\ er the t>ow of lht.: Queen Elizabeth 11 Winds up to 70 mile~ per hour also hufl'ctcd the luxury liner ,\bout 200 p.io.,,i·ngt•r o., .1ppl,111<1<'d thl' skip pl'r .., !'>l':Jma11s h1p \\ h1.•n I h1•\ .trrt\'l•cl rn Nt•\\ York i\t lt-u-.t 1hn·1· f)t!opk wt•r<• t•x pow<! to Ult• 1·onta1ner. polit'l' ':11 <1 Onl' of thu,t•, trooper J ohn Fa l1·,ky or lhl· Sw1rtwatt-r bur r a (·k ,, <1111 not regis ter a 1•;.ingt•n11h 1 c·admg on 1:1 rnd11.1 I 1 o n m 11 I l' r . !> l a t c p o l 1 c l' 'flOkt:!>ma11 Tom Lyon suid -Orange County Mus i c Cl'nte r In<· writ s e lect the urch1tect for tht' complex. re- portedly. corporation dir~ctors uln·ucly h;,ivc selected Wilham l't•n •arn of Newport Beach . -Cons truction will begin within rive years of tht: s igning of the ui::recme nt. or the project may be abandoned. Clemente Limits File Access ln1t1al pollt•r• n.·ports 5u1d the other two unrclc·nt1rwd per~on!'> were taken to u nearby hospitetl, but I.yon l>a1d tha t l'Ouldn 't bt- Vl'rif1ed A !>l<Jlc polrc£• !>poke!>woman at S14 1rtwatl'r i.a1d a total or four ronta1ncr!> or the ~rnnular wa!>le were found at ilboul 10 a m m•<ff lhe int1..•rsed1on of LXO und Houle 115 1n Carbon County She did not know whl·n · the con· 1a1m•r, \o\l•rt· bt·111g tukl'n The t·ontmn<·r-. \o\ert· found in a n:mott· an.•ti thut 1::. nut heavily populalNl No l<.1r ge cit1c!> or 1own' <.1n· tn tht· urea A!> u pn•c11utw11. !>lute pOht•t..• hlockt..•rl off lw<1 exit' of J-80 on ••1lhl•r sid1• <1f th<· 'pill "'We 're not l111t :-.11r1· nf what \\f' ha\ 1· th(·n · II 1·ould Ill' ;1 du1I, or "'1· 1·1111111 11;1 v1· a 11•:rl p1 <1hlt·rn 1lt1•1 l' ' 'a id .J11n Shaw. 1·x ,·1·ut1 v(· !>l'l'l'<'litl y ol the ~tali• I l .11.:11 1ll1u' Su""' ant'l'!'> Uour<l I h· -.:1111 two !'>talc l'Xflerl~ 111 11111'11•;11 ,u1i-.1an1·1·' \o\l'rt' -.1•nl "' I ht• M"t'l1l' h) h\'11n1ptt•1 Sh<•"' o.,;ud 1hl f1•11·11t lorm' 11( n1lia 11 "'" 1· \ ~u ~ 111..: lft..•J.t rct:' or 111\1<'11 v Tiit· rmlt11uct1v(• c·h· 111l'nl ;!'> ofll'n U!>l•d in cancl.'r 111·;itm1·1ll ' f'ront Page A I BABIES ... num ht•r of thl' t•i:g' m a woman ar 1• us1•t1 in 1·1·11rodlll't1CJn B 1gg1•r' !'>a 1t1 a "rough , h allpa1 k 1·">t1 mull"' wa}o that 5fill ,OOO t\mt-rt(·un wom1•n h l and r<· 1mplantalmn in the womb. lie test1f1cd that 1f three of the •·ggs ft•l11ls1.t·d 111 u laborntory were n ·1mµl C10ll•d . 1:1 wom;rn would havt• u 53 IJNl'ent chance of ha ving one h<.1by and one· Jn·lOO odds of huvm~ triplclb. But ht: s md that thc::.e t:m· bryos wo uld hav e to be monitored c:loi.ely m the womb "tr you find one triplet 1s normal and two abnormal. whlit ;Jrl' you gmni.: tu do., I 'II leave thOJl :.in un.mswcn·d que:.t1on." he .. ard. "/\!:> many uhnormal embryos would be produ1·ed m vitro <.is there an: prodll<'t'd norm:.illy ... he :-aid, h{•t·aus t• the SPl'rm <ind egg from the hum:m donors m ay con lain lhl• s ume chromo!>omc ab· norm ;.1hl1C' that OC'cur natur ally. These and othl·r problems arc thl' r eason why it u:.ually takes many a1·1, of 1nll0rl'oursc for a c11u11le lo conceive a child, ht..· 'Jiil. ORANQf. COAST 1 •\t DAILY PILOT '"' (Jf •n)' ( t\ f Uulr fl;tt,I W lh•h•t'-1 t~ !')"'If tlf'v ,,,.., ,.,,,.,, ••J>1.1W1·n.vt'ii1ltwi()f4,.._ t , .. \fl\,'¥ "~( 11"f\OA!'\'f Y-fwM•MH ""'° A•' ~ 1ht .,,..If ..,.,..'tij,.y lfl\r~t)f\ trtNY •at (lt't~ W t "f .,.,,, f'W f\• • n U.y.nl f'l>fl'°" n,,., h ''"'"' .... '\ VALii. ,, ,.... •. 'd"I'"'' ' "It ..... 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'\.fo lt""'I ••'' .,,, ,,.,. ••·ct •t <-"• Mtw (•'•'•'". •,\I.. , "'"''" ft'f ,.,. •• , \l '" ~tftl., bY lf'A ~ '' \f) l'fteflll"fY '"Ill'•'• ""'',..~u '°~'""'' -Orange County Mus se Cente r Inc would pay a nominal lease of $1 per <.icre per year for use of the property. -Le ngth of the agreement will be 55 years. San Clem ente city councilmen voted unanimously this week to regulate access to city records and to e s tablts h fees for reproducing documents for the pubhc. CIA Admits Error In Russ Treatment WASHINGTON IAP > -The Cf A conceded today it made serious mistakes in its initial handling of a Soviet defector who s aid he had been a KGB of· r1t1al with knowledge of f.1.•t• ll:crvl'Y Oswuld"s activ1l1cs in H11:.s1<1 frorn 195H to 19fi2. 'l'ht• (')A's treatment of Yurr Nu,enku "We" counter produc II\'(· crl'atl'd a lot of m1s1n formation" from 1962 until 1967, .lohn Lrmond llart 11.•,t1ril·d on li1·h :1H or lhl· 111lt·ll1gcnl'l' <r~l'nt'Y ('IA 1>11t·c·tor ~t :rn :.f1 ·Id Turnl'r n ·l;.oncd !fart, a retired ;Jj!enl'Y official. to prepare tl':-.t1mony about thC' Noscnko mallcr b(•forc the House <11>· ..., ......... 111utions commrllt-e. \o\h1ch " lookmg into the murder of Pr<'..irll"nl .John f'. Kennedy Thi• Warn·n C'ommis!:>ion d1 • tl•rm1nl·d lhal Os wald wai. th1.· murderer and <ictl'd alone. The agency conc lud<'d that NO!>t'nko wa' not a bona fide de fl'c tor and may huve het-n a K tin plant. lh('n revt•rsed its elf in I 9fi8 and dt•eidcd he w;.i:. a ll•git1matc defector. Laguna Ups Fees, Adds 59 Me t e r s There will be nearly SO new parking meters 1n L aguna Beach for shoppers to <.·ontcnd with beginning 1n November, and beachgocrs will be paying 5Q cents an hour at m:.cny metcrb near the oc<>an by mid-October ll 's all part or a program to raise addition:.il r(•Venue!> for the c ity. and counl'ilmc n las t wc{•k a pproved changes in m et e rs a long the rec reation 7.0 nl' in Laguna and the ins tallation of new 20-ccnt-pcr-hour meters 1n some b usiness sections south of the downtown area. Meters will be convered to 50 cents per hour <clon~ tht' Ol'ean :.Ide of Coast Highway from C rescent Ray Drive to Aster Street. and from Legion Street to Ruby Street by m id -October. acco rding to T<!rr y Jlra ndt. dir{•c tor of mun1<'tl)ftl service!> The new 50-cent 1.one w ill also include both s ides of Cliff Drivt• from Askr to Drvl'r's Cove llhl• H eisler Pa rk a rea t and the southwe!>t s icte of Cliff Drive from Ast er to Rosa Bonheur. and Myrtle Street rrom North Co;.11-t llt~hwuy 10 Ch ff Drive 'rhe ('1111v1•rlcd mC'lcrs wll I hav1• a t1ml· hmit of four hours and operate between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m . Councilmen a pproved an uppropriation of S6.475 for those convers ions . ln addition, the council ap. proved installation of 39 20·cent parking meters between Glenn - eyre Street a nd Soulh Coas t lli~hway un som e s ide streel!I from Legion as far south a 11 Mountain Road . New meters will be Installed on L e)l1on. Cleo. Thalia. Anita, Oak , Brookl>. Cress and Moun lam Road. Cost of purc ha:;ln g and installing those meters is e xpected to be $6,500. City of· fieaa ls btlieve the new meters will gencrute more than $15.000 a year in ndd1tlonal revenue to the cit y. • The com mittee hils questioned Nosenko in private session but will not require hi m to testify public ly for security reasons. I\ committee report released today pointed o ut s ubstantit1l d1 sc r cpunc1es between his cur· re nt version of KGR spying on (hwahl in llu!lsia and the ac· count tw gave the FBI anrl CIA in the months followin~ the 100:1 ab~assinataon of Kennedy. llarl prcp<ircd to describe how the CI/\':-. .. ho::.tilc interrog<t tum~" of NoM.•nko an tht..• early HJHO' proouecd mis mformatron I le s aid a~cnts ignored human factors. say1n~ a n intelligence test g iven to Nosenko showed hl· hud <1 poor memory ... well below normal.·· * * * f'roM Page A J OSWALD. • • lht' Wl':.q>Oll 10 one Of lhe s naps hutb That and nth('r tests led MeCamy and Kirk to the con· l'lus10n that the rifle in t he ~n:.1 pshot b w<.cs lhe s ame as the m u rder we<.cpon, McCamy s aid. Explaining the chin line. Mccamy s uid : "It's not t he pic- ture that has a lane across tht- chin 1t 1s the man who has a line across the chin." He s howed o t he r photos of Oswald where the chin crease was apparent a nd s aid dlf· fcrencc~ tn hghtin~ m a ke it ap. pear more or less prominent 10 llafferent picture' Hc•prl'l>l'nt:.it1Vt'!'> or the Central lnll·ll1gcncc Agency were to tc!>t1fy later today about what knowll'dl-:l' lht' agenl'y had of O!>Wald 's al'tiv1tics while he lr vt'd m lhl· Sovit't Union from 19r;9 lo June 1962. Wedding Gift Vnmemorable? WASHINGTON tAP> -Rep. C harles H. W ilson . D -C alif .. agrees the wedding Rift he re- ceivco from South Korean bus i- nessman Tonl(sun Park -six SIOO b1lb plus perhaps as much as $400 1n Kore an currency - was unusuul. But he told the Jfowi;e ethics com m illt'C on Thursday the Rift w:rs not unusuill enough to have bt•('n rcmC'mbered when House anves tiitutors bcRan looking into t he South Korean influence· l>uy1ng scandal. "I sim ply did not remem ber the wedding present." Wilson. Gt. ~aid in attempting to explain why he originally said he had never received a nyth ing worth more than SlOO from T ongsun Pu rk or any other South Korean listed on the committee's in· vesllgntion form . 2 Face Slay Rap G R/\NO RAPIDS. Mich . IAP> Two mlgrllnt wor kers were charged with murder T hursday in the s laying of 13-year-old tamml Len Pearo. whose nude body wos found clflhl days an cr she disappeared while blcycllna home. The new rules require that anyonl· 11nclud111 g who is not a full-time c1 · Ly e m plo yee mu s t gel pe rmiss ion from a city depart m e nt head or his designated representative to see city rec ords or files. According to the resolu tion passed by the council Tuesday. the object of the new rules 1s lo maintain th<! integrity or city re co rds The f t'C!s wcrl· established lo provide that the cost of reproducing dol'uments will be borne by JX'Ople who want copies und not by San Clemenll' taxpayers. the resolution statl.'i. Crty Mana~er. Gerald Weeks ':.11d he rcqucstt'd the new rull's hl'('ausl' of thl' '"increased act1v1 ty of councilme n and d ltzcns n· CIUl'Sl1ng to SC(' fik•s ... /\n elected or a ppointe d l'tly offil'wl tun be denwd al'ct'i.s to e1ty f1ll·i. only if al woulc1 unduly inl l•rft'r c with departmt:nl 01a•rutions ··As long a!> \\1.' <irt: ch:.ir~ed with the n •,pons1biltty of main ta rn1n J'.( thosc fill'S in tact." s aid Wc •t•ks. "we ft•lt 11 would bt· wii.e to ci.tabhsh the rul1..·s and fees.·· Thl· nl'w rules !:\pccify that councilmen a nd c itizens wall now pay 55 cent!> for first page. 10 ce nt~ for each additional pa~t· Re production or tape record ings made at c ity m eetings will cost thcpuhlacSG 60perhour. Although Counc ilman Howard Mushr ll votcd in ra vor of thl' resolulton. hl' s aid toduy lhal ht..• <iol'S not think il should a pply to councilmen "( think lht' city man ager w<1s a ttemplang to dcgr:.idc lhl· Cit~ Council •i n rcprcscntani.: th1.• re~ olution 1. rather thun try ing to control <'ntry to ('i ty depart· men ts." hl' s:od. Bus •.,ights E rupt ELSMERE. Del. IAP> Ten persons wcrl' arrrstcd outside a bchool and about 500 pupils went home early with their parents after fli,:hts brok<• out amonl( black and white pupils in the firs t maJOr vrolenl'l' since a t'ity· s uburb bus ing pl:.in s tarted this week . i, 'I M ushctt said a handbook prt• pilre d for new councilmen by lht· California Lea~ue of C1 la1:' specifies that city coun('rl m l'm hers are to s upcrv1st-tht• c·at v govern ment. T he former US Ma r inl' Corp ... off i c e r said . .. I · v t· b c e n ·' s upervisor for 25 years. and I've lll'\'t•r h<rd lo ;1~k ;r sullord1nult' l11•tw 1• tor pt:rm1s,11m to t•11t1·1 h1, d\•1wrtmcnt .. M ui.ht•ll 'aid a bl'ltcr ml'thod for controllin~ trufftt• into city offi ces would hav(• been to al· t ach but.t.l'r lock' to existing swtni::ing half doors. a::. 1s done m m<iny banki.. f'r offt Page A I RIG PLANTING KELP. • • ofrshore. A !>pok('!>man for that Los Angeles ba!>C'd f11 m ..,.1 111 those oil opcratwns arCo unrd.cl ed to the kelp bed proJl'<'I Taylor l lantock. "·ntor \'11'1' pre~1dent of ChalkngC'r, ... :ud tilt' Glomar Coral St•a , a '100-fool dri lling ship, is :-.cckrng oil in 1.200 feet of wotcr a nd 4,500 ft•t•I lwneath thl' Ol'can floor ofl Laguna's coast. The firm leased ab<iut 5.600 acres of ocl•an floor from th<· US. Bureau of Land Manai.:1· ment in 1975 for 1..•xploralory (1rrllmg, and ha' a pl'rmat W con du<.'l dnlhng operations Lhrouj;h Oct l. Hancock said. H e said the current dr11lin,:: wi ll be suspend ed O c t · I . ··whethe r we've round 0 11 or not ·· Ir 011 IS found in sufftcH:nt Death T e rm Overturne d P llOENIX. /\n1 rf\P I S,1\ rng tht-U !';. Supn•ml' Court h:01s 't·:.is l s erious c1ucs t1on 11n A r 1 /, o n <i d e a t h p t· n a I 1 y s tatute,."' lhl· st:rh· S1Jf)rt•m1• Court ha::. overturm·d tht· 1k;1U1 sentcn<.'e given conv1cll·l1 m u's murder l' r W 1111 1.: Lu I ht• r Steelman fl upheld h1~ murder convw lion. but ordered a nl'w c.,e nll•nl' inS? hearing S t e c I m a n a n rl () o 11 g I .1 ' Gretzler were conv1ct(•d uf krll ing a Tucson couple· an th1•1r apartment rn 1973 Thi•) .rho h;n" bel'n c·onnctt·t1 m th•· 1-.rll mgs of nine Lodi. C<ihf pc•rson' quanl1l1<'' to 14arrant dnllrn~. ll.11\l'Ol'k 'aid m11rl· wells will bt..· 111·1111•111 otlt•l1111 .11t• lht· n·M·r vo1r "Th;tt w1111lll l ak1• nianv 11111n111, ancl vt-.rr .... " llanl'<l<'k """' 'f'hl' drilling firm t'X('C'UI I Vl' !le1·lin1·d ti> 1·omml·nt on thl" .. uc ('C'S' 01' rallUl"C ol ('lll'rt:nl Of)l'ra 111111' Tlw quarkr ;1<·11· kl'lp farm 'll!i llt'1Hlt·n 1,100 kl'l lrum the· bottom of lh{· <ll't'<HI. wall n ·<.TIVt> nutrr t•nt~ hy w;ry of' <t 48 111<.·h fllJW through whll'h walt•r from tht> bottom wall bt: pumped to fl•cd llw kl'l11 "K l'IJJ I!> (llW of the ra~ll'l>l l(rowin1it form~ of plant life. and what Wl"ri· d oing t''M·ntially 1s ~rowm~ I ucl," Crooke said The <.·ontrnC'l with Gl•n<'ral Elel'lrrl' 1<; funckrt hv th£• tn .. t1tute of Ga!> Tt•l'hnolORY The proJt't'l will bt• super vised hy l>r Wh1·1·ll•r North of thl· C'JITt'«h Mar 1lll' lalmratory ar Corona di·I M:rr Cr1111k1· ,,11<1 th1· -.110.,pendcd kl'f11 f<1rm will h1· 111 plal'l' off Lag una lkal'11 for <J t lea!'>t :1 '1'.11' llum .... l1i.:tii... and a to_g lt11r11 h;1\1· llf'l'll pl:cn•d ;1rnund tlw q11~1rh·1 J l 'l'l' f.l!'m to warn Vt·s~t·b J W;1y from I h1• f)l'Ojl.'C'l Navy J e t Crashe~ !-.AN nn:c:o I AI» -Thl' Navy d1M·loM•fl th .. t an F14 Tom· r;.it ~cl c ru,hcd 1nlo lht' sea 77 mrle!> w1•st of San D1l•go after bf .. rng t'<ll,q1ulkd from lhe deck of th1· t·:ir1 u·r H.lllgcr Th(' offu·l'r' ;1 boa rd the• pl anc. Lt C md r MJ r c· A <hlf·r ta~ Jnrl Lt I 1m11th.v J<; l'n•ndergasl. both 31 and of S.1n l>1t•go, wt•re rescued l.1 m lnUll'' IHll'r ,," " ," ~~~" . ~ ," o~ ,"" ...lri.. ~ ," ~ ," ...A 0 ," ,;' ,.,, A.~ ; In most cases wed answer yes" ro that Question. but T " lhere s l'O()(e than meers the eye wtiere 11 concerns the ;' purchasing of carpelm9 A pretenllous sl<><e front ; surely isn't 1he answer anymore than est11blrshments ;" lhat fea1ure rtdlculous low prices with padding and ; rnstallattoo included Whats the answer? Alden's! We'll ; open your eyes to u carpeting conceo1 . unexcelledl '· •••. : ;" Let us prove 11 ?J~:. , ·, ~t : COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 6•6·.C8J8 -646 1355 ; 7 Orange Coast EDI TI ON Today' CMosiag N. Y. S toeks VOL. 71 . NO 258, 4 SECTIONS . ~8 P AGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA F RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. 1978 TEN CENTS Election Rivals Clash at Meeting By R08ElllT 8 \RK•:R Ol-0.ilr l'INt\l<tfl Ht-publ11·.m l h.1ll••n6(1•r 1 'hul'k G1IJMlll ,l\"t"ll'•'" l>t•lllll' \1 Jr'l).!t ' .. or .:111111bt.tn1hn~ •lnfi qu1·,llun1·d M uOl(l•f' t'1t'\hh1lt\\ .it ,, l,ttl(c Jkthlll'al >(ulht•rm.: 111 llurillll).!lun Hl»•t:h Thur-.d." M.tnl(l'" tht· l)4•n111 t•r.it11 1n \."u111 lw111 in thl· 73rJ ''"'tnhh l>i:-.t r11·t, '.'>u1d ht· "'11oldn I !}(' .... rroot.11" U~ ha' llJIJIOllt"nt ,11111 d1dn ·1 rl·PI.> to t'l.ll'h d1.ar.:1· I h • .. 01ll hu\\-t•Vt·r that lw """ rou1:hl 11~.110.-.t rt\111g < '''" und hJ' \UpportecJ 1•d u t utrnn 11· furn" lh-tw.1tt-dl) 11t·n1t·d lhJI IH· "'•'' ,, p J fl 11 1 th1· fll't: .. r..-ndini• tnm•r t'1t ~ ltlll'rJh ''' ~ ti fl f-f U ti I' I ' (' f1 ,1 II d I, 11 , ,\11g1•lt0'\ Thi• 1•i..c h .1ni.:1· l1H·11t•d ,, h·.:1,..fat1 vt· f11ruru ~pon:.orec1 by 1h1• OrJ111w Cou.,t J\"01·iut1on .it t1·nd1·1'1 In mnrt• than lOO pt.•r,011:. More Research Vrged Ttw noon time affair also m.1tehcd u11 Hon Cordova and John S(•hrn1t 1.. or>wncnts in the 3tith SI alto Sena le 01!ttri<:t M u r 1 ,1 11 n 1• r ~ c !t o n . t h c.• lkµulJl11·an c:rnd1dulc in the 14th 1\'.wmhh , p.1rt1c1pakd but John ll;i rr1M>n. her opponent. did not C1bi.on !ta1d that MCingers ~rand!tlandcd by making public com mcnts that he would return '' 11ortion ''' the leg1i.lator i. · future s;Jl<.ary inerci.ISC. ' Test-tube Babies 'Risk Abnormality' WAS HI NGTON 11\P I /\go\' l'rnmcnl f't hics p<1ncl WU!t tolcl t o<h \ that t1_•s t t ube human krti Ii w twn 1s likely to urodut•t• "" many ahnorm:.il embryos a!t normal fertihn1t1on 1ns1de tht.• mot lwr's hci<ly F or lh:tt n·a,on . 11:.in·a rd M l'dH·;tl St·hool p hysiolog1.!tl J ohn D H1~1.wr ... said. more c·x Jll'rtmt•ntat1cin should h<· doni• rm th<· JH'llC<'S' before· all <·m ptin~ to n ·1mplant t•mbr)oi. to pr<idun· a fl\1(.' birth r\ :-.1m1lar µrurc.•s), m t-.:n~land rt'M11lcd m the birth of a ht!althy baby girl July 25 lo a prev1ou!tly t h1 Id less <:ouplt Rig~N:-. test1f1ed as lht 14 m ember Ethics Advisory Board to the Department of Health. Education and WC'lfarc opened public hearings on the l'lh1cal q ucst ions in vol vecl in this re· :-.l·a rch and l<J r ecommend ~OV· l'rnment <1c\1<1n lb dl'ci:-.1on niav not Ix· m udl· for several months Tht' ~O\'C rnm c·nt -;toppNI financing :-.uch n:st•<.1rch 1n 1975 Under Cover Cowicilmen Don Helmets NEW ORLEANS 1/\P1 Th<.' New Orlea ns Cit y Coundl is going undt'r c.·on·1· :'l:ot tng ciltzenl-wt· rt' "be<:oming tn(·n·a..,mgl~ hl•llrgc:nmt anti hoslill· towurcJ <.·lcctcd offlcials:· the ( 'tl\' Council pas:-.l'd "' rcsolutiuo requirin~ coun dlmcn to weur hclmt.•ts during counc il mct'tin~s . T he ht•lmet s arc intend('(! as protection from db · \' i Ii fi c atinn s. the to ng ue· in-cheek rcsol ution said . Aftcr Coun<.'i lmun Frank Fril•dll!r n ·'"1d his n·:-.· o lutwn. the s <.'H'O Cl>unc1lmcn ~olt•mnlv don1wcl hunt h<.1\!'> • Study of a Study Newport to Study Parking Plan Anew J\ pl:1n to 1mpr<JVl' parktnf( in c·l•ntrn 1 N1•wµort ha:. Ileen left lcllmg 1n nt•utral by c1l) coun l'llmt•n who ::.<.11d thl'Y want mon· St udtt·~ 111 a study that was dt• 'Hruh' Sale Really Fraud? Ne\\ port B1.·11eh police :my lhl'v re not s urt• whether to cha.rgt· l wo west Orange.' 'ounty ml'n with a nurcoltcs v ation or rrnud The two men wen· arres d Wl•dnl'~rlay cven1nA in Corona <kl ~ ar :irtc•r alleged~ selling som <• hi.1sh1:-.h to a man \al a ga~ s t tt tion Th(• trunsaction wt1s ob· st.•r vcd hy Officer Doug Parmen- t .11.'r who stoppt.•<1 the two men a ft.•w hl1wks uw;1y and SC'archcd their t•ar The oHic·cr said hi• found no h ;lsh . but thd localc a s imilar look tnA :.ubstancc th<it a ppeared to be !>Hgl' ll'avcs st ut·k togC'thl•r With :.yrup .,1g nc•d to At•t lhl· t>lan tn gl'ar fl a\lwr than hold a pubht· hl•arrnA on the study recommcn dations. councilme n decid ed tn rl'fcr 1t to tht• city's Citizen'!> Com millet.' on Trans portation and the police department The S20.790 study by Wilbur S mith and /\ssoc1atcs wa" com · m1ss1oned by councilmen laM sum mer after a g roup or Can n('r V Village and Lido area bus1- nl•ssmcn tried to ta lk the city 111 lo sl•tting up a parking authority to buy pc.1rkmg lots Thal move was put nff by com mi ss 1ont n~ the Wilbur S mith study. The.• report wa:> completed in Marc h and s ince tht.·n has been s tudil.'d by the c-1ty·s Pli.inning Commission. It contains a s en C's or rccom · m<•ndations: The city s hou ld buy the CalTrans parking lot on We:st Coast Highway near the /\rchcs and use it as a J>4!riphC'ral lot. The Oran~c County Transit District should be called upon to l'sta blish a shuttle bus !t.vstem <See PARKING. Pal{f' ,\2) CdM Youth's Slayer Sentenced in Hawaii HONOLULU IAP I A 34 ycar ·old mM. convicted in the stabbinf,! dt>~th ne:ir here of a Corona del Mar youth, has bffn s entenced to 10 ycurs In prison. Roge r Kuehonu was sentenced Thuri1day In state Circuit Court on a munslnu~htl'r convictiM st<'m min1t from the Dec. 3 :slay lnR of John 1Ja1tnn. 21. ' Police 11ald Kuehnau told them he> s tobbcd flag1tn who wu~ ·! camping at Lualuule l Reach Park on Oahu. Defense altomeys aq;cued that the slabbin~ wa11 in self defense wh\'n Hagan approached him in his van late at night. Kuehn1w . who did not testify, told 1>ollce Hagan bcllt him. Jlngan 's fampin~ rom panlons 11a id h\' ran to ward th<' van because he thouRhl Kuehna u, had stolen campina gear from his te nt cnrllcr pending further rC'v1 ew The de· t•1s 1on rests with HEW Secretary J1Jsc•µh /\ Califano .Ir Biggers t•xplamed to the panel of doctors. lawyers. laym en and a priest that the human body normally suHt·rs ··::in e normous loss of embryonic matter " Ile said that evt•n in healthy couplt's. 1t lake:-. four to Si)( months of re(!ular i.cxual Cictiv1 ty to produc<• a pregnancy and that o nly an "infin1tes ima1·· num her tif the l'ggi. m a woman ISf't' 8 .\BIES, Page AZ> VCI Airs Details Of Center University or California re· gents were told further details Thursday of a plan to build a S35 million mus iC' center on lh<' ca m pus of UC Irvine. Accordin~ to L E. Cox. vice chan cello r for bus inC'ss a nd f1r.ft!1Ce at UCI. thl' mforma tton pal•kel ~1 vt•n to tht.• reJ(cnts was a progre~i. report or an attempt lo "try to Mnve at a mutually agreeable basis r,r agreement .. !IC' hf.'s1tated {o call t he de· liberations. between the un1- vers1ty and a loci.ii. private. foundation which scek!t lo con· ~lru cl the complex. Orange Count\' Mu::;ic Cente r Inc . "nl·~oti:.1lions ·· Nl•vcrtheles!'>. according Lo JO· form at1on ~1ven lO rcstcnls. a propoM·d agn·emt:'nl 1s bcm~ prt.•part.-d with th<' non profit rund raising corporation Som(• of the lC'rm:-. of the pro post·c1 agrt.•c ml•nt an· Thl· coms>lex will conla m a conn•rt hall. a larl!l' theater. a <See M USIC, Pa~c i\2> World War II CocJemaker Dead at 85 SAN DIEGO CAPl · P hillip J ohnston . whose Code con· founded the Japanese in World War II. has died t hree days befor e he would h ave observed his 86th birthday. A graveside fune ral is planned today at Glendale. Johns ton, who died Monday in Veterans Hos pital here. lived in nearby Chula Vista. He spent his summers in Flagstaff. Ariz. As a youth, he lived in a mis- sionary complex 40 miles east of Fla~staff and learned the Nava· JO language. A veteran of World War I. he suggested use of the co mplex language for secret communkatjons in World Wa r ti while he worked a s a city engineer for Los An~etes. A school to train Navajo "code talkers" was establis he d et Camp Pendleton a nd Johnston was given the rank of technJcal sergeant, serving as a recruiter among the Navajos in Arir.ona, Utah and New Mexico. The use of the Indian language confounded the Japanese. who we r C' unu blc to de c ipher messages sent by the code t 11 lkers . J ohns to n r eceived s pecial congressional rc~co11nl· Uon ln 1964. 24 years after Japan isurrf'ndercd. A brother, David, survlvell. lie c laimed that Ma ngers. ho w ever . voted in favor or spending $211 million to fund the le~islators' r etire ment s yste m. Gibs on also c h arged th at Mangers r eceived $16.000 from Leo McCarthy to pull him through the 1976 election in re turn for Mangers· s upport of McCarthy as Assembly speaker lie said further tha t Mangers' credibility was pul 1n doubt when Mangers ta lked in favor of Violent Stonn tax reforms but was an opponent or Proposition 13 Ma nger s s a id that tht tn· te rcsts of homeowne rs havt.· do minated h1s act1v1tics. He said that he has worked for school re forms a nci againi.t tht.· rising costs of government. M angers said tha t his pro· posed moratorium on unessen· tia l school legislation has proved effec tive because many billi. ha ve been killed voluntarily He Mild m1J11ons Of dollars h3V(: bet!n ~.ivcd \ Mangers i.a1d that he· has been rJtcd as .1 modcrat1· conserv· at1 vc b y Americans fo r 0 <'mocrallt• Acllon and is mon · co n !> l' r vat 1 v t.· t h a n s o m 1· He pubhcan1> · · 1 supPorted the restoration or th<' d<'alh penalty ... he s aid. Ma ngers l!81d a poll s howed him lo be the most independent <Stt f'ORUM, Pa~e A21 Thi:-. 1s how 11 looked Monda\-whc·n a 50 to filJ.fool \\'tlH· c.·ras h<·d over the bow of thl! Quc.•e11 El11.al>t•lh 11 W ind~ up to iO miles per hou r ~1bo huff etl'CI tht• lux ury linC'r /\bout G'OO passt•ngt•rs applaudl'd lh<.' ski1>- 1wr·s sc..•aman:-.h1p when th<:y arrived in New York Summit Talks Busy As Deadline Nears C/\MP DAV ID. Md. IJ\Pl The Middle E ast summit has produced frc~h Egypt1un-lsraeh contacts but is approachin~ :.i d C'adline at sundown tod ay that could kcc1) 1l in ltmbo until next Wl'C'k PresidC'nt Carter focused his wee kly foreign policy breakfast this morning on the Middle East D l'f c n s l' Sec rt' ta 1· y II a r o Id Brown JOtned other presidential udv1scrs al C<t mp David for the session On hand Wl'rl' the• vicC' pn's1dcnl and the secretary of state. Pursumg his middleman role. Pre side nt CartN· m et l w1C'c Thursday with Egypl"!t Anwar Sadat. who latC'r conferred with lsraC'li Foreign Ministe r Mosht· Dayan . T he summit press office· an· nounccd belatedly that Ezer W<'1zm an. tne Isr aeli defense mmis ter, also mcl with Sadat on Wednesday night. Altho ug h Carter h as n ot bro u g ht ls rael"s Menachcm Begin and Sadat together al the conference table since Sept 7. it was apparent lhal a ll three· delegations wert.· involved 1n a busy round of met't1 nj!s But spokesman ,Jody Po\\ell said "mon' progress a nd mon· nexibilily are essential" 1f tht• parley 1s to succeed U.S. Wants Yanks Out of Battle Area MANAGU/\, Nicaragua <AP t The U S. ambassador to N ica r agua a ske d Preside nt Anas tasio Somoza today to help evacuate Am eric-ani. from bat· li e a reas in northwest e rn Nicaragu:J, rt'llable diplomatic sources stud In the embattled c ity of Leon. meanwhile . Nicaragua n com· mandos backed by armored cars a nd helicopter gunships were fi ghting block by block lo tighten .. Prime Rate Hiked Again N EW YORK C/\P I - Ci tibank, the na llon 'ci second-lar gl'St. raised its prime lending ra te from 91 ~ per cent to 91"J percent tod ay 1n r esponse t o F ede ral Reserve attempts to tighten the econom y by increasing the cos t o f cr edit T he move was be ing followed by most major bunks The rise. the second in littl e m ore than tw o wctks. pus hed the rate which banks ch arge on loon s \o preferred cor - porate customer s to Its hlgheRt point In more than three yt8r11. a noose around rebel defenders. witnesses returning from the northwestern c1ly reported . V .S. Embassy source~ said some Americans were believed residin~ in Leon a nd in two other r eb C'l ·h C'ld c 1t1 e~ in the nort hwest, Es teh and ChiAan· dcj.!a , but the number was not known. They would be evacua t ed to Managua . The sources said Ambassador Mauricio Solaun te lephoned his request lo Somoza this m orning, but the Nicaraguan leader asked instead for a forma l diplomatic note. which was to be delivered this a fternoon. It was unc lear whether the r ebels in Le on. Nic aragua 's sec on d ·l aq~es t c it y a nd Som oza's birthplace. would be able lo withstand the ~overn· ment attack. But insurgents tn Este li and Chinandcga were re· ported holding on. and M ana~ua was bracing for a possiblf.! rebel attack to 1Qinc1de with lhe coun· try's indeJ>'ndc nce day . T he Leon eyewitnesses report· ed heavy fighting as P resident Som oza's national guard troops a dva nced from the edge or the city toward the downtown area. Throughout the n ight. bursts ol auto matic·wcapons fire. single shou and explosions could be eard tn the city of 100.000. The number or casualties was unknown. Thou!IBnds of reful(ees fled t,eon southward . ct.rrylng hclon~inRs in b<i\lcrcd suitcases or smull bundles. Funeral Held For Ex-Mesa Policeman Funeral Sl•r v1ccs have been held 1n Red Bluff for former Costa Mesa Police officer Norn:-. F. Wlleox who died when tu:. pOWl'r boat crashed during com· pi.'lttion. "I t htnk ,, . ..,safe to say hC' wa:-. <i lcgl'ml around the Costa Mesa Poli<'l• Department.·· Sgt Sa m Cordt·iro sa id today. Witco)(. 48. was a native or Costa Mesa and Joined the de- p arl menl in 1955. DunnA the next 11 year~ he ser ved a~ a l rn ffic offi cer. patrol m;.,n and in V(.':-Ol1J?3lOr Known for 111~ st.•nsc of humor and thrill seeking hobbies. of (i('(•r W1lcmc m ad<' new:. when. during a heavy fog he landC'd s afely m a li~ht plunt~ in the San la Ana Ri ver bed lie left the c.IC'partmcnt 10 1965 a nd moved to Gustine wher<' he beca me a fully licensed crop duster . often flyin~ at nig ht. llis interest m power boat rac- ing led him lo becom C' tht• world ·s record holder in his <'lass. 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Crtlll'l> hav1· :-.1wculuted lhut the i:.n:.ip~hots wt:rt: faked by .somt:· 0111· try111i.: In fretm<.· Oswuld hf'f111·1· 1h1· :.r:-.:-a:-.~111ut111n by ltnk· 1n.: h 110 wt th lhl· "capon From Page A I FORUM ••. 111 all <i~si·mhlymen S1·hm1l1 . tht· H1·1111hl1run l·:.in d11lull' tor tlw :llith Sl:.rlc Sl·1wlc .,l·.1l . :i:-.,1•1 lt•d th.it ('onl11v;1 1:-. .1 l1h1·1 al who 1!> ix>~·lllK <11> J c-on "•rvat11·1• Cordovu said that Schmitz hos t11•1•n unrci-pons11·1· lo «On1>l1l 111•11h d11r111g pn•111111:-.. 11 111:-. 1n 11uhlH' 11rft c·1· lh· ~uud th1Jl ln1111· 11·,1dl·11t:-. 111 1!171 wcrt· fon•cd tu j.(11 lo ol nc'lghh1>r111~ con 1~r1·:-.'>1tl.ll) to j.(<'t .J ., .. ,, 11rr11•1• ror lh1•11 <·ti\ "ht·n Sc·hm1t1. rt•lu,i.:d to .ict M 1 ' B 1· 1 i.: c· ., o n . t h 1· Hc·publll';111 1· ... nd1d ute rn th<.· 74th /\:-M•rnhly 01 -;tri<'l. ~a id that l1i,:hl1111.: 111rlut1on 1s h1·r numbt:r lln(• OhJt'l'l IVI' Stw :-.a11I that hht· woul<l work l11r :-.tntl :-.pvncltrtg llmib and rt• ducuoru. in ~ovcrnmcnl at .Jll l<.'V<ds. Shi· :-.;11cl that shl' would .. c·ck t111·111 high mPchC'ul M:-.ts by ;1tta1·klni.! m11lpract1t <.' lnsur<1n1·1 · prohlt·m:-. ;1ml ll'ngt hy n1urt bat tit·:-. •>Vl'I' h;1lnllty 111 at·C"1dcnlh Two c·ancl1rlalt•s for th•· t.rlwrturiun l'urty wc·n· 1n ullt.!11 d:met'. hut wcn· not 1nv1t<'rl tu 'twuk I 11 a 1111·:-.., 1·onf1·rc•n<·1· a f "'' ~ Jflh. "'"l'nlhly l';1111l11l.1l l' .J11n 1;;t1l11 g h1 •1 111tac·kt·d ~1.111J.(cr.. · rc•c·ord I k su11I lhul :\1.1111.:t·rs "111 vot1• for ;111ything ~ llh ol 11111111' .1 Jll11'1' l:1g tit• """' lhal c;,11 .... 111 ,, ~· l)urc:wn .tt und lll(';J l)<•blt: or 11·111 1•:-.l•nt111g th1· 1woplt,.1> in· 11 •1 t·!>t !-. l>av11I H1·1gl;1111l11I C-11:-.t.1 Mt•:-.:i. thl' 1.1h1.·rta1·1an t·an<l1<1all• for lh1· :wt h Statc• S1•n11l1' -.1.·at. '""' 1w1thcr Schmit1. ncir ·1,nl()v11 or h·n ·cl 11 tnw1ilt1•rnal 1v1• "No volt• for thc lkpubltcan 111 l>t•mor r:1t will d1a11g1 • thing:-.," h1· -.a 1(1 ThC' critic:-. ~uw u dis parity 1n lht· hh:.rduw:-eust by Os wu ld 's no:-.l· und by hi!. body, a n up· pu rt•nt cl1fforence bet ween the 'tock or the r1rlc 1n thl' sne1pshol 1.11111 t ht: 11rluttl weupon und u hrw u«rcii.i:. Osw<1ld 's ehin in the photos sugge~ting thut the hca(I was suJ>(!rlmpOl>cd on the pit> lure But McCumy . a phys1c1Sl · mulhcmati c 1an. said s uc h :-.peculation .. hus been based on obberv:it10ns by people least 11uullficd lo make lhe obst.:rva- tton!> ·· 111· s;1id those who <1ue!>t1oncd tht· hnup~hob failed to e mploy !olC tl•nllftc methods lo analy1.c them l\kCt1my :-:11d he 1.1nd tht• other 11h•>l1> t'Xlll'l1 l> con:.u ltcd by lhl' llou~t· commitlct· reh1·d largely on tht· k ch111q11l'.s ul photogram m1•lry . wh11·h ht· defined 1:1s llw "l'tl'r11·1· ·or ascerta1ninJ.t tht· posilwn:-. uncl rlimcns1ons of oh 11·1·l!> from rnea.s urt'mcnts on µhot11graphh of 1 he ohtt'l'b .. Unl1k1• ""'Jllt·1· rul1•r mcasur .. mt•nt:-rrc1m photoi.. tht:!-1' t .rlt·ul utwn' tukl· 1nlo al'count th•· ttlt and ;ulgh• 111 lht• image:-. 111 1l'l1Jt10n to the l'1Jmeru. he :.uid * • * CIA Concedes Errors in Nosenko Case W/\SllJNGTON •A J>1 Tht· Cit\ c1m1·<•dcd t oday 1t mudt• :-.t·nouh m1stukeh 111 its 1mtiul hi11lll lt11g of a S11v11·1 de fector who said hl' ht11I h1•f•n u KG U or f1ctul With knowledg<• or Ll'l' llarvt'Y Ohwold's <1ct1vitn•s 111 )( u:-:-.IH fr'om 1Wi9 It> l!IH2 Thl• C'I/\ 0h treatment or Yuri No:-.t•nko "wa:. t•ountt-rprodut· l!Vt' l'l't•atcct a lot of mis111 f11rm.11ton" frntn t!lfi2 until l!lfJ7 . .lohn L1mond llurt testified ''" t.<· h :II f 1Jf I he 1 nlt:l Ii ~t·ncl' ;1gcnrv Cl 1\ D1r1·1'1or S1.1n:-.f1<"1d Tul'lll'I rclu111l·d llart. a rl'ltred .1gt·ne} 11rf11·1al, lo prepan• i1·~t1m1111v ahoul tht• No!-.enko matlt·r hdon· thl· lfoust> as· ~a~s1na11<111!> romm1tlt:t'. wht<'h 1:-looking rnto tht• murder of Prc-.1dt•nt John F Kt:nnedy. Tht• Warn·n ('nmmisl>111n 111· h•r111 11wl'<l it:ielf in t9il8 und d(•Ci<kd ht• wu.s a '"~1limutt' 1kf11t•t11r Esf.!apee's Hostages Abducted Couple Still in Danger? MOU NT A IN llOM Jo:. Ark 1AP 1 /\n l'ldcrly coupll' h\•1nl{ h1•ld ho11tuJ(e hy a 'f1•nnt·hsl'l' prison t•:-.r:1pc>e cnll<•On lll'lten·h lh1..•y may hHVl' hct•n r111·t•1•d h y their udduetnr lo makt• thC' cull John Kennl'Y or the FDI 's Lil· tit> Hoek ofri1·c snld tht> hostagcb, Mr and Mrs. John B. KinR. con llH'INl their eson by telephone i;hortl y ufl<.·r 8 a.m. They told him lhl.'y were ull right and would be drivlnl{ back to Arkunsa11. hi! 11ald K1•nney suid. however , "They m:ry huvt• lw1·n foru•d to makl' thl' r till to let them know th1•y :ir1• ull right Th1•y wt•re not be In~ re1>pon~lve lo quesllon:s thut lhc1 r <;cm :r~kt•d. " Th<' couplt' urto bellC'vt•<l to ha v1· bet111 11hrl11<•l1·t1 bv on1• of 10111 ml'n who l':-ot•ap1•d from prison in T1·nn1•:-hee Two or lhl' four wc11• rt•cuptured Thunsll:iy y, ht•rl their car crush<•d lnlo a p11l 1C'(' c ur The rourth escapee "'as ut larl(l' The four mmimum·security pr1:1oncrs cscupcd uftcr over· p11wt'rin1< l(UtlrdK on a field trip to u bowllrl8 ullcy in Dickson, Tt·nn . then hijuckcd a lrl(ht plrtrw to /\rkun1>as T h t> con vlds took at lcu11t st•vcn hoK I t11(1•s and several vehl cll·S clurinl( their fll((ht Thrt>e hoslo.ce11 were releai.cd unhurmttd und two ei1<·aped . About~ Stutc Poltee troo()l•rs, Fill al(ents. shenrfs und dcp· utleK continued lo hunt a i.ix· mile·squ1trl' ureft just northcu~l of th•• 01ork Nallonul f'ort•st looking for Lurry Chism, 33 nloodhounds w('rl' lhought to be on hlti troll F,....Pa~Af PARKING. • • from the pcr iphcrnl lol lo the ~·111nsuJu bcuches 1.tnd shopping t1reuK. The rate on mell·ri. in Cen tral N.:wport should ~ up.,W to 2~ rent:-. <.111 hour t"llcept on Uulbou lloull'vurd l>t:twcen 1Dth .incl Zl:-l ht11•1·t ~ where the rule -..h1 n1ld lw !>l'I ut SO centi-tlw 'lllll rn1•1 rutt• year around A totul of 269 meters should lw udclt·d throu~hout the arcu wln·n· none 1·urrcntly exist I\ 11111•klnJ.t n ·stnct1on pro 1-1 ram :-.hould ht.• 1h•vt•lo111·tl for llw 1 cs idt•nt•<•I 1w1i,:hhorhoodi-. m t lw u rt''-' lwt wf.'en West Coui.I ll1 ghway and rnth Slrcet. Thi., wou ltl include one hour str1•ct pa1 king r es trictions and the purc hugc or purking !>licker~ by rei.idenh. who need to purk on the streeti- The Wilbur Smith r(•porl also rc>rom mended th<' US<' of city own<.·d off )>l rt't't parking lots and a p;irk111g vuhdullon sys tem for lhcm. but planning com m 1:-i:.1onl'r'> did not forwurd that 11!1•,1 on tn 1·1ty counc ilmen a:-. pJrl of ttw11 r1•1·ommt·nd;.1t1on .. ('ounnlmt•n .1h11 "'''rt' t11lcl lh,11 th1• OC'T D 11ot1f11•d 1·1ty or l11:1.1b thul 11 w1111ld ll(1t he fl.·ust b I l· lo n «h r1•1·t u II C 1.: nt r al Nt-wport hu:-. lines ll• the pro· po:-.ed peripheral lol Counctlmun f'aul Hummel i.1r11u s t d Monday about the Wilhu1· Smith report, complain· mg that ti would have· been bet· t1·r lo talk lo tht• OC:TD bcfon: making lhl' p<•rtpht·ral lot und s huttle bub recommendation recommendulion ti c w<L'i jomNl by C:ouncilmun Don Mcinnis who su~gested furt her l>ludy of th1· ::.tucJy 'I y, ant l'V<.'ryone 1nvol vcd lo huvl' J thorough under~tund1ng bcfon· WI.' do unylh1ng." hcM.1id . Zoning Code Enforcement Strengthened N <· wport lkuch c ity roun rllmt>n hav<.· d1•t•1dl0d tu 1•ndow on .. t•1ty l'mploycc with "mu.s l'lt• .. < '011ndlmen huv<.· Jitvcn pr1• l1m1nary llJ>IH'tJva l to ;in <11' din a n<·t· lhal would ,.:1vc lht· e1ty':-1·od<.· t:nforccmcnt oHict:r 11t1 · aul honly to issue cllut1on" lor 'wlal1on~ of the city ·~ zoning :incl plunnini.! codes. Flnul npprovul i!-. !.luted for S1•111 25 The• mt·a.,un· would go into cfh:cl ao duy:-later Ctt.\ mann~er Robrrt Wynn :-aid tht• mc.·asure wa:-requested to g1v1• thl' offa·cr the "mu:-clc " to enrurn· v1olat1on!> he sp<>b .. Wt" Vl' h:1rl rt.'s 1dcnts :.isk Uh wl)at 1:-tlw point of lh(' codes 1f w1• lion 'l h:,ivt• anyone to cnforn· tht•m ." be :-utd Warehouse Rifled In Newport Beach N t• w r n r I BI' ll ,. h p 0 Ii r I' thc•or1,wrl tocl11y that th11•vt•s W\'rt' bUrprnwfl in the act or sll"<il1ng orf1 t'l' 1·11uipmenl from an Ol ll'llOrt tlrt';t WtirChOUS(' i_lllrl fl 1•cl. I l'U v rng $4, 150 worth of cqu1pmt•nt behind. Tht• hrt:ak·rn wus discovered Thur sday morning ttl th1· ... tor:ti.!<' rac 1llt y u sed h y t:11 1' 1:r ... 1ty Orrice Equipment Int· 'ompany ofrtc1als said lht· l h 1 1• v l'' g o t u w a y w 1 t h <·alrul:1tors und typcwrrl(·r:-. \a I Ul'<l al SJ.:175 ( Pilot Logbook J Who'll Say One For the Council? By JOANNE R•;YNOl.OS Of , ... O•llY l'li.t lt." Nt·wport Bcu1•h dot·sn 't huv1· 11 pr:iyt•r T ht·n· <trl' lhO!olt' who dairn lhcy 'v1• known thut fo r y<.•ar~ It's a ~11mple l'nou.:h p111l1h•m City councilmen h<tvt' itlWays opened lht•tr meeltl'l~:-0 With lht· pll·d~C Of allcgtune1• und an mvoration tlt•hVl·n ·d by u member or thi.: town'11 <'ler~y l,ATELV. Tift: ('lllJ KfllM•;N havl•n't been showmjo( up l.l!ol scht•duled. lt•a v1ng tht· 1>rHyt•r dut1c.s to councilmen. The last straw upplJI (•nll lumkd on the camel's back in J uly when Counetlwom,m Jat•kt\' llcalher pr:tyl'd for soft words that eounc·1lm1·11 wouldn't chokt· on when forced lo swallow lhcm late r ~1nce then. 1·mint'llnH:n inform;_1lly dl'<'lllt•tl lo l'Ul God llUI or llw1r 1111•1•t11lJ.( .. allOJ.(t•lh<.·1 "Ji, formal 11111• 111l th1• '''>Ul' h.l ... ht 'l'll ltlk1·11 yt•I 1'1 11 flfol\ t'I lflr('I'' nre trying to come up with a .,1Jlulltm ONE WM; 11.\S St tGca:sTED th<it prti)'l'l'l\ 1)1• l"'l' rt•('f)I dN1 Thl'V ('llllltl l>c· l'loM•d with lhl' adm11111t111n that th1· ro11nc-1 I meding that l11llow:-. 1i. -.ulely for the entertainment or thl' <1Ud1t.•n('t' llEYNOLOS with commercial u.se or same .strictly prohiblted. Someone elsl' has su~i;:estt•d that prayn-. he assign<·d to l'<>unc:1lmcn on a rotut1ng has1-.. ""n·ad1n~ dut11::-<.•v1·nly lid Wl't'll thc pro-growth ;ind ant 1 g1•11wt h fa1·t 111n!> of the 1·01rn«1l. thus assuring that (;0<1 d11eim'l gl•l a b11tscd pie· tun· of what':-. ~mng on in tht· c·11 v Still another theon:-l say' the praycrs s hould he c·om milted to writing und pl;11•1.•tl 111l th<· conscnl ealcndur with other routine matter!> s ul'h tiM bf)(>kkecpsng :idJu~tml·nl~ ;_md 1n~urance l'latrn!-. T H E PROBLEM IS 1'11.\'1' rnn:-.i·nt 1·1.1ll'n<lu1 tlcm:-. a1 t' s ub1ect to debut(' A cl1!olst1t1-.f1cd pruyee could introduce the pn.iyer for council d beuss11111 It s hould be noted that N('wf><1rt lkadl 1!-.n't alorw 10 the great prayer dtlc·mmJ ('1,.,t,1 Mesa city counc ilmen re portedly arc grumhltng ahout pruyer problems und the Los Angeles City Fin· Comm1:-""'" voted un:rn1mous ly this week to drop it.s opentni.! pr:1yer LA 's fire romm..,.sionl'r' h:.ivt· dtscovered ;,i practH·c lh:.rt '.s hcen ob.scrved by N1·wport Me.su -.chool trustct·!o. for vc:.rrs Tht·v 01>t·n lhl:tr mt· .. 11mth with u minult• of silence llowcv<.•r . in Newµort lka d1 ti \ qut·st1orwhlt· thul coun ctlm1·n could kt•t·p their lhn11~hb lv lhl•m!>(·l\1·:-. that Ion~ Recruiting System Def ended by Corps W ASlflNGTON I /\ I' 1 Thi· Marine Corps suys an 1nvp..,t1ga lion of 1ls l'l.'<'ru1t1ng '>V'lt·m di... l'lo!-.cd about 2.500 "erronl'IJll~ l'nlt~lmt:nls .. lht• l'~"'t 1 wo y1•;11 ' .ind 11rom1'ied t•ur rcl'l 11 e Jt:llun Wl11lc l>UYlnj.( tht!> wui. c>nly 3 :$ 1H·rc·1•nt of tht· nearly 74 .!IOO l'lll1~tm1·nts durtnlo( thul Jll'rt<11I. (;l'll Lout.., II W1b11n ,,1111 Th ur~day. "The• in \'l"H tlo(;.itwn has rlisclo:-.<•d dc•f11·11·n1•11•' 111 our JH'r!-.onnl'I pro1°t·t.lu1 ,., 1 h.11 we a re capahl1• nl l·orr1•1·t 1ng "We· will clo :-.11 •• h.11<1 Wtl-,1111. «ommanclanl of tlw l!Hl.OllU m1·mht•r 1·11rpi.. 1n a 11'111·1 111 S1•11 ~;im Nunn. I> c;a . d1a111n un or tlw S1·11al1• a1·nw<I !-.Crv1c·t·'-rn1111 power sulx:ornmillt'l'. At the s umc lim1" M :11·1nl' 111 vt•sl 1~:ilors dt•ft·ndt'Cl I ht· 11v1·rall 111·rformanct· of I .!lfi l n ·1·1111h•r' :ind n ·portcd finding no l'\ 1dt·n1°l' of l:wge.scale m:i lprn<'ltt•(• ·Tht· C'VidC'Ol'(' "' malru :lC'I II'(' 1n t ht• ... v!>tc•m invoh ,., 0111\ Ii ITI II Cd 'numbt:l'S Of l'l'l'I Ull\'l':-0," tht• rt•1>0r1 ::.aul Th c Mar 1 n (' Corp' t o I 11 Congress then• wt·re 351 1.·11n r1rmed 1nstam·cs of n•l'rUltM m 1.sconduC'l out or 1.835 in vt•s t 1gal10ns of allcgat mnh dur mg lhl' l)t.'riod from Oc·t 1. 197fi lhruuJ.(h .Jul v :11 th11> .vt·ur 1\, ~I rl''lllt , II .,;,11(1 , lht•rt• ~t'r(' I ~ 1·ourh martiul und Jl tl ll''>i:.t:1 J>ll 111 -.t\lnl'rtl 1' Fro• PageAJ BABIES •.. an· Uh<'<l 111 rPprodud 11rn B1 gg1•1:-. :-.u1d 11 "rou g h . h.tllpurk 1•:-t1mah"' wa:-. that [1110.000 Anwrll'•tn wom1·11 huv1· I" a 110111 <111 I 11lw prnhlPm ., that m 1ght Ill' hypas~1·cl with fort1liz<1 111111 1n v11 rn t tn :i ,::1:1:-.s 1 :incl n· 1mpl:111t:ilmn rn tl1t.· womh. Ill' ll'sltfic'<I that tf thre1· of th1· t'l!J!" h·rt11!1.l'<I 111 a luborutory w1•r1· n·1mpl1111t1 ·rl. <• woman wo11 Id hav1• a [1:J fll'l't'l•nt c:h:111r1• 111 h:wlllg one buby and om·· 111 JOO odcl!o1 1tf hav111J( lrrplels ll11 t hi· ,;1111 that th<•!-.1• em hr v o ' ~ould have to bv 11111111\0n'cl clo!olcly 111 the womb. .. II y1111 r111ct o m· t rt pie! i:. 11111111ai and t wu almormal. what .111 vnu j:11111i.: to do'' I II ll-av1· th.ii .in u11.1rh "-t ·rt·cl qul''t111n," h1· ... 1111 // / ~· // ~/// ~~/// ~~// O~'/ ~ ,,, ~ // tn most cases wed an&wer yes 10 that Question. but ~ / there's "1()(0 than moats the eye where 1t concerns the V / purchasing ol carpetiny A oretent1our. store front / surety 1sn 1 the answer anymore than establishments / that tealure r1d1cutous tow pnces w1tll padding and // installation 1nc1uded WMl's rhe answer? Alden's! We'll / ooen your eves 10 a ca roouoo conooot unexcelledl / Lot us prove 11 •'I/' / '1 •• f, ~1r£: ·:,... DEN'S ."*car;,e· : .. : ·'.· :iiiSiBilBtiOn:·custom draperies ".,. ·~ .... linoleum • wood floor • COSTA MESA. CALIF. 92627 • PHQN( 6 46 4838 -646·?3.5.5 A Saddlebaek Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 71, NO 258, •SECTIONS. •B PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALl~ORNIA FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1978 TEN CENTS Were Biker's Ashes Strewn .in Saloon? llunun~on llt.•urt1 pulte..-'u1d llldlly thl'Y bt•l1t•v•• tht• fnmtl\ 111 murd1•1t,•1t mohuc·u ·ll,t tulf\ Al ll'n · J\1jd O\)~ F'·r1• 'C"Jll\•rc'<I h1' ll'h1•, "'''de· lh1• du"' nlo"'n ,,1luon 'lllh1°1't ht· ..., ·" ,t,Jhl~·t1 l'ol1t·l· Si.:t lhtt !'hJl!v.ul.; 'lild ll \\Om1U1 "'ht•\ I ti Ill he• 1-·1·r11·~ "'h·r t1H1•1 tel th1· I.Jui \\ l'dnl'~tiJ\ Jftl·nwon '''Jll• 1 •~J the· cn·nr.1h•d n •m.1111 -. 111 lh• h1l.1•r ~ind t·J~l u 1·111 " 11n tht· ... 1h1Qn M \ dt'Jd broth\ r • hoch 1~. .. 1111 ·..., .1r111 anc1 1h1•11 v.1ll bt• .rnuth,•r kalhni.: bt.'fon· It 1:. l llld ( 11 u " .... 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M"s Martin told police lhe J 'hl''> \\-t'I t' 1ns1dt' an urn that rero's -.1ster carrred into the bur 1n a bu>. Test-tube Babies 'Risk Abnormality' WASlllNGTON I A 1' 1 /\ gov ernmenl ethics pant•I \\as told today that ll'!-.t tub'(• human fertilization 1s hk<"IY to product' as many ahnormal l'rnhryos as normal fcrt1hzatwn 1n...idc the mother's body For that n •a s on. ll arvard M edacal School phys 1olo~1st .John D Ri ggers said. more: ex pt•n mcntallon should bt.• rlont.• on Lht• proct.·'is bt·fori· <•llc•mptang tu rl'implanl cmbr}11S to p roduec ii h ve b irth I\ similar prut:t·ss in England Oswald Gun Pose Said To Be Real W/\SlllNGTON 1/\Pl Photo· graph analysts test1f1ed today that !-.C1<'ntif1c tests proved th<' auth<'nlic1ty of thrt•e s napshots show1n~ Lee Harvey Oswald posin~ in has back yard with the rine that killed President .John f'_ Ke nnedy Cal vin MrCamy and C'ccrl K 1 rk told the I hJUS(' assassrna · lions cumm1lh.'e they found no <'\'tdencc· that the sn <1pshots were fakt·d The tt·st1mnny ~upportcd the' Wa r ren Com m1s:iion·s t on <'fus ions lhal Oswald killed Ken nedv a nd that he arkd a lonl· Critics have s pN·ulatcd that lhe -.naps hols wt.•rc (:.tkt•d by sOml' one tryrng to frumt.• Os wald before th<' as..,~1..,s1m1t1on by lank ing h1 m with tht• wea1Jon. Thl' critics saw a d1s pt1r1ty 1n thl' shadow-. <·11:-.t hv Os~til<J'' nose' and hy his hnit y. :.rn ap parent ct1ffl•n·nt·l· hl·t w1·l·n th1· !-lock or the nfl<· in lhl' s napshot and the at·tu~al w1.•;1p11n ;rntf a lrm· aero!> ... Oswnld 's l·h1n 1n tht• photo ... sug~estrng that th<• head wa!> supcrrmpos t.•d on the pit: tu re But McCam y, a phys1c 1st- mat h cmalic 1an , s a1ct !>Uth speculution "has been ha!>Ni on observations by p<:ople h.·~"t ciua li(ied 111 makl• the ol)!>l'rva lions" H<' said those who qut.•st1onl·d the s napshots failed to t•mphiy scie ntific methods to <.1naly:1.1• th<'m . M eCamy said he and the other nholo experts consultt>d hv t hl• (Sc>d>S W:\l..D, PaJ.tl' :\2) 1 c'ultcd 1n the birth of a healthy hab~ i.:1rl July 25 tu a previously l'htl<lll•ss euuph• Ba g~t·rs tcs tifacd as the 14 mcm bcr Ethics Advisor} fioard to tht· Department of 1 lcalth. Educ<.1t ion and Welfare opened public hearings on thl' cth1c:.il questions involved 1n this rl' M':.trl·h ;.ind to recomml•nd gov t:rnml'nt action Its dl•c·1!.ion m ay not bt· made for Sl'veral months ThL• govcrnmt·nl s topp<"d fina ncing s u<:h rl'~carc h in 1975 'APPLE' CLEAR 16 CLEMENTE? NEW YORK (AP > f'orml'r President Nixon left New York with praise for Big /\pple WC' al her ·'Th(' weather is beautiful Almos t a s c l ea r as Sa n Clemente." Nixon said Thurs day. moments before he left for Ke nne d y Airport to board a fli ght to Loo; Angele!> Nixon h ad breakfast with his son-in-law. Edward <.:ox, csnd his for m er secr etary of s tate Wilham Rogers, at the W:.ildorf Astoria Hotel. where he s tavt•d during his visit • Four Savagely Beate~ Left For Dead HI VE RS IDE 1/\1•1 t\ wom <.1n. her two s mall ch1hln·n :.ind ~1 nr1ghbor wen' llrut:i 11 v bL•atcn with :1 cast-iron ~killl-t l'<t rly today :md lt'ft for f11•:-id in a Ri verside condominium . polrct· ::.aul The four wt'rc in "very l'nt1tJI l'Olldit10n" at Riverside om muntty llospilal following the 2 a . m . attack. s a id H1 v<·r~1dL• pohcc LL Don Walters. Officers were summoned hv rwaghhors to the condominium. wht.'r<• Jill Ho pkins. 24 . her d11ldn·n .Jcnca Wa rd . it, ann Oouglas Ward. 6. und neighbor Maude' Washington, 3'1 . Wl'rt.' found lying uncon~c 10U$ w ith massive lll'ud injuries. Wa ilers said. pending furtht•r review. The de· c1sion rests w1lh II EW Sccrctarv Jos eph I\ Califano Jr • Biggers explained to the panel or doctors. lawyers. laymen and a Prtl'St lhat tht.• human body norm ully s uffers "an enormous loss of embryonic matter ... Ill' said that cvt•n in healthy couples. 1l t akl'S four to six month'i or regular st'xua l acllvi ty lo producL· :t pn•gnant:y anct that only a n ··rnfin1les ima l" (SC'e Bi\BIES, P ageA2> Kenney New President Of Realtors I\ maverrck who campaigned hard against the official can didate picked by a nominatin~ committee was narrowly elected pres ident of the Saddleback Valley Board of Realtors Thurs· d ay Chuc k Kennl•y, owner of Kt·n· ncy Re:.il E state. Mission Viejo, upset Don I hldrct h of Mission V1l'JO Rl·alily. ;1 subs idiary of Mission V1t•JO Company. 1:17-132 Kenney 1s lo lw is installed a' 1979 lcudcr of Orange County'<; third 1 ... rgcst and fastest growing H<•a ll} Board rn cNemonies s1.·hcdulcd for Oct" H. (;ompanng himself lo David in a ba ll le against Goh a th in cam· paign rht•toric. Kenney sought votes on the basis of his drrve to a I l ow mcm he r r ea I est.it e s:.ill·sm cn lo vote in elections and for m orl~ than one candida te in officn l'lt'<'l1 ons .. Before• this y1·ar. only broker mcmhrrs could vole 1n elett1ons A former I luntington Reach res1dC'nt and ;i mC'm hC'r or the M1ss1on V1<0JO Mun1<•1pal /\d \•1sory Council 1 MAC>. Ke nney h:.is seen the• Saddll'back Board or Reallo~ grow from 300 m em bers 111 1974 tu its current mem bersh1p of 1.300. O thers office rs t•ll·Ct Nt an Thurs day balloting rnl'ludc Allen Mc Vey. (irst vice preside nt. Al Polidoro. second vice president: flobbie Shepard. secretary; Bet· ty Leonard, treas ure r. and c11rectors Don Newman. Pal nurns and Frank Dakides. Kenney unsuccessfully ran as a m averick candidate against (See KENNEY, Page AZ> Saddlebaek Demonstration Saloon owner Vince Mutltgan said today he is not worried about the "curse." Mulligan said. 'Tm not scared . . . I've been in the servic1:." Mulligan s wept up the ashes th:il were later gathered by police criminologist Ken God cJard and placed in an evidence locker . Sgt. Chadwick said Chadwick s aid he has not been able lo contact Gero's s ister or a ny of the molorcyclists who lert the saloon rn process ion-like fas hion Wednesday. No charges have been filed. he added. Westminster Memorial Park Mortuary officials s aid a rosary was recited Monday for Fero and his remains were cremalt.'d the next day. The ashes wert' released ~<> F'ero 's family to be scattcn.'<1 a l sea. mortuary officials said Meanwhile. police s ay their in vestigation is al a stands till due lo a lack of cooperation by wit nesses to the attack on F ero al the saloon. Po11ce believe Fe ro was stand 1ng in the saloon doorway when he: was pulled into the bar and stabbed 10 his lower back. Fe ro was on crutches when he wm; s tab bed d uc to .1 leg injury. police said Polat:l' said Fero also known as .. Mad Oog." was well known in the downtown a r ea and C<tr ried a buck knife when he wa~ stabbed "Ma d Dog never caused mt a ny trouble.·· su1d saloon keepea Mulligan. O~lly ~let SU.II P'Mto MUSIC TEACHERS GIVE A CONCERT AT CORDILLERA SCHOOL Showi ng the Kids How It's Done-and Hoping for a Few Recruits Music to Their Ears SadJleback Muaicians Emhral,l Kids By WILLIAM HODGE OltMO~hy P'lfotSl.Mf They came to ser enade the young ones. .\NDmE PLACE REALLY s tarted shaktn' L eis ure ly dressed Pied Pipers bearing with a bass riddl rendition of the "Happy violins. violas. Outcs, oboes and a baritone Days"thc me. horn. But the finak brought the house •school '' 1 And Cordillera School's 250 fourth. fifth and down. sixth g raders responded m errily lo the open-"Iii II billy Hoedown." fealurmg a ll six in rng notes of a familiar ditty -"Sgt. Peppe.r's structo.rs on string rnstrumenLc;. brought on a Lonely llearts Club Band .. deafening roar of hand ·clapp1n~ and shouts :\ SF:t\ OF' CHILDREN. he<1ds bobbing. s wayt•d back a nd forth in the M1ss1on VacJO school's multr purpost• room Thursday. Thl• occasion w::is d recruitin~ drive for the youngsters by lhc Saddlcback d istrict ·s six elementar y instrumental music instructors. Excite ment s pread through the crowd or childrC'n as each instructor demonstrated dif fe rc nt instruments by playing short versions or popular songs. Scott Joplin's "The Entertainer." theml' of the movie "The Sting ... was rendered by a t rrrmnl'I I\ sone fro m Disneyland's Ha unted Mans ion rolled out of a fre nch horn. of "EEE II/\/\ .. The enthusiasm <:~lrned throu~h fl alf or th<> children stayeci to hear about how they could part1c1putc 1n th1• music program. two tree 45·mrnult pc rrods of instruction each week. ONE SELLING JOB had ended. Another would bcgrn soon "You'rt• going 10 have to provide your own ins truments." district music director Joanne Harris told the: young people "Tonight. when you go homl. you'r<' go1nf! II) have to sell your parents un the idea nf getting you an JO· strumcnt · Campus Center Detailed Plnm Omlinedfor lroine MWJic Facility U nivC'rS1ty or Calrfornia re· gent ... were tolci further d etails Thursday of a pla n to build a S35 million mus ic center on the <·am pus of UC Irvine. /\c·cording to L E. Cox. vice c hancellor for bus iness and finance at UCI, lhc information packet given to the regents was .1 progress re port of an attempt to "try to arrive at t1 mutually a j:?rceablc basis for agreem ent .. If(> hesitated to call the de> libcr.ations, betwcen l the uni vers 1ty a nd a loca l, private. roundalion which seeks to l'On· s truet th(' compl('X. Orangt· County Mus i <' Center l nc . "negotiations." Nevertheless. according to In- formation given to regents. a proposed agreement is being prepared with the nonprofi1 fund ·raismg corporation. Upon cxp1ra t1 on M thf> agreement. the burldmgs of th£• compl('X , and improvements. 1urni!>h1ni.is a nd equipment w1lh1n 11 will becoml' properly of the university. Th<' musil' center corpora lion will have total res pons rbility for thc fund-raising campaign. .ind pay all t'Osts to des1~n. build and furnrsh the complex. and costs of operation Or:.n:Q 7 :asl Weather Speaker Liquefies Gas Som e of the terms of the pro- posed agreement :irC' · T he complex will contain a concert haJI. a large theater . a s m a lle r theate r and s upport facilities. -·It will be built on even acres lying between the ex1sttng UCI administration building and the F ine Arts Village Prime Rate Hiked A.gain Mostly s unny through Saturd ay and s l1~hll y warmer Lows tonight 57 to 63. IU~hs Saturday 72 :H beaches and 76 to 80 in land. INSIDE TODA A mobile soetety ha"3 traded $hoe leaJher for $leel-belted rn.dials and created Dnve·/11 Cult11r e rn So uthern Call/omia. Sel' fC'atunng. BI l•tle'l All ... •• ..... ., Dl·M " C9 •• .. (1 .. I M II Cl ll lhll Cross faced the 30 mem hl'rS or the Saddleback Valley Ex<"hunge Club at I p m . Thurs· ti ;1y . arrangin g m et a I can- isters. glass jars and a bottle or gas -the s ame kind that house wives u s c t o cook breakfast in lhc morning. Cross h as lH.•en with tht' Southern California Gus Com· pany nine years He hud de· livered this kind of de monstra- tion nbout i .:lOO times. probably. No big deal. Out Ut<.• demons tration s o m e h ow ha s gained si~nificance. Liquefied natural gas I l.NG l produces more than flame It hai; become a hot Item rn Southern c~11lfornia because it is, Cross said. an economical way for the J!81> com pany to sup- ply Southern Californ1n·s need ror e nergy When Cross jorned the gas company in 1969. he de mons trat- ed to high school audiences how natural gas can be reduced 60 times In volume by dropping its temperature to ·260 d egrees Fahrenheit. Al \hot temperature the liquid f::HR a lso reduces 60 t imes in vol ume f or easy transportation Back In 1969 Cross talked a bout fueling America's pro· posed supt:rson1c transport alrc ruft with liquefied natunil gas. Later hi'.! told hJgh school audiences how LNO 1rnd fueled the ramou ~ record-breaking Blue Flame ruce car. Using ballooM and scientific 1n 1rfiphcrnulia. Cross breezed his way throu1o1h his ishow again Thur!lday "" used liqulsJ the flnst liquid natural gRs most Ex- chan~c Club Mt!mbers had seen. • Th e n he turne d the s m a ll amount o f liquid back into natural ga s, filling a large ba lloon It 's simple . nothing to it. he said And afo, too When. and if. the fede ral gov- ernment backs off d emands to put an LNG unloading facility in the Oxnard area a move pro· hibited by state law the gas company expects to build the facility at Point Conception. Cross said an off.loading spot will e nable his company to buy natural gas al $2.80 o cubic root :ind transport it in liquid form aboard sperlally built 989·(00t· Iona ships fro m Indonesia and southern l\lnska Othl'l"!lwtse. he warned, "m all businesses could start closing down for lack of fuel In 1982. tic <See GAS, Pa1c AZ> • The univers ity will have the right to approve the proJe<'ff'd programming po licy o l tht.• Orange County M us1c Center Inc. 0 range Cou n I y MUSH' Cente r Inc. w ill select •he· ::irchlteet for lhe complex; re· portedly, corporation directors already have selected William Pereira of Newport Beach. -·Construction will begin within five years or the signing or the agreement. or the project m ay be abandoned. ·Oran ge County Mus ic Center In<'. would pay a nommal lease or SJ per ncre per year for use M the propc'rty Lcn"th of the agreeme nt will be SS years I NEW YOJtK 1AP 1 C1 t1 b a nk . the nation's second largest, raised its prime· lending rate from 91 • percent to 91'J percent t oddy 1n res pons e to f'cdc rul Reserve attempts to tigtrten the economy by increasing the cost of credit. 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I numlwr 11( the CRM~ in u womun JI l' U'>l'fl 1n rcpro<luct 1011 ll1 ggt.•r" 'aid ,, ··roug h l1 .1 I I p:11 k t''>I 1 lll..ill' "<I" I hal ,1lill.OOtl 1\llll'l H'.lll WClll\l'rt h:t\ 1• l';tll11p1Jn tultt· prul.il1·lll1t Lh ut 1111 1-:ht lK• \)ypu:.M·tl with fcrtill1.a 11011 111 , . ., 111 1111 a gl~"" • u111I r1• 1rnpl;11\t 11\IOf\ 1n tht> wort'lh llt• t1•Stifl l'd tllut If thrN' or th1• 1·g~:-fort1\li'.ccl in 11 laboratory w1•r1· rclmpl<11llt'<I. u woman ""oull1 havt• a !'1:1 1wn·1.·nt 1·han<'t· of having r111l' l>t1hy und ont• 111 100 olfd!) of twv1n)( tnplt.•I' n ut h1• IWl(I l hut lht!~e cm hr v<i1t would h':l vc· to 111• ino'111 torl•(I dosl'ly In tht.· womh ORANGE C~T '" DAILY PILOT ~~:i:.~~·.~:, ':, -;::;;.=::::4..:;:,~ ,,.,.,, """"" \1\1"4 ,,.~·~"'• ...,..... .... ~,.,,,,., ... ~f1\pi.,.fl hl '"""'"' '"''"'',.. • u '"'' tft• (n ,,.. lrN-'• U• •tr"' 11•.t ~ t'4,•f•f1~Wi1.,_...1o1 l't t •\fl\ .,..,, y,.1111 1r .. 1tt• '\•"l'thh• • "•Ue\t •""" ~~::,~~~~:~~~~ .. ~::::~1·::·~: ""'"" ,, .... , t>uOhV'l•ft•j f'H~ftt I "' ,., """' I "-•• ,,,.,, '""' ........ ,. ....... ,,,. .. .,,.i. ·-···-.. , .. ul'frlll'ftllllf'Wt PVOI ._.. 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('Ontt11nPcl i11 an , ,111!1·1 t1 •11t.1t1v\· ;1~rt.'t'ffil•nt n · 11· 1· \ ,. ti h v t h r t• 1• u n 1 11 n .., 11·1111•,t•11t1n~ 51H .OOU po,lul I rt1plO\l'I'" p.H'l I lt•uly d1·t\•1 mined to re· movl' this lirn1lut1on. ullowing <'O~l Of livmg int'l'etl::ICS to go Up ·'" fo..,l a .. lht· <.;nns umt•r Prkc 1111li·'. tht· ~11wrnment .., index of 111flut1011 lh·:i ly 11\:-11 ai.tn.•\•c1 to basl· 1oal:J1·11•:-. 11pprox1m<ilc>ly equal lo t how of thl' n :J1.'dcd a~recmcnt \\ 111 .. \1t'' 1·1 ... 1·h1111rt 1 llt•aly'" at h1lrut111n dt:cu.ion ai.:11·t.·tl to 11r<1t1.·<'l th1.· JOhs of till c· 11 r r 1· n t I' o ~ l a I St• r v 1 \' 1· l'mpluyl·e~ from any layoffs I .1 IH\tll' ( ;, I Ill.Ill ,II ISil t 11111•1 lh1· l';11 ll1·r tcntat1u· .1grt·1•1m•nl. th1•1t• "•'l> a llrn1t of 11 ~. pl'n•1•11t IO I'll'\ Of l1v1nJ.: 10 l'I l'J "I'"> tH el lh•· thlC'C Yt:ill llowewr. n1•w cmployt!e!> will ht• 1tUhjt•Ct to layoffs ··ror lack or wor•k or for ottwr leg1t1mate 1\•j .. 1111 .. "11nch•r thc arb1trat1on Worker:-. with at lca:-t ..,1x 't'lll'" ol <:onttnuou1o :-.crvice al!.o ""111 i.:1•t th1· 11rc:t1mt• protection ;1ga111 .. 1 l,1,ofb un<ler the dt• 1·" 111n CIA Admits Error lll'aly !\,lld In hi~ thl'eL' ptl~l' 11l--.enpt 1on 11f the· ch'l'11t10n "It " lh1· lllll'lll or thllt prov1!>10n to 11111v 11lt-w1·111·1t v lo each prt:1tcnt t•m pl11y1'l' dur111g 111:. or her work 11 r l'l 11n l· .. In Rws Treatment Unron ll·adcr:. were lukt"warm 11\ 1 heir reactions lo the imposed "'" lemcnt. And they said they will :-uhm1t tht• package to rank ;.111<1 fill' rut1fication t.·ven though 11.·aly'!l findings <ire final and h1ndin~ under the urb1trat1on ;114recmcnt w 1\SI II NG TON , /\,.I Tht· Prcsidt·nt .John F Kennedy ('J,, t'UIH'l·cl1•1I toll.iv 1t mud1.· SCl'lllU' 1111:.tUkt''> Ill lh tnilial lwndll n~ of a Sov11•t ch'frt•lor who :-..11d ht.• h.1<1 lx.·1·11 .1 K<;u uf f1 r 1ul with kn11wl1•1li.:t· of Let· llurvt·v Os w.ild ' ud1v1t1c:. m Ru:-.:.i;~ from 1115!) lo 1002 The Warren Commission dL· tl·rm med thal Oswald Wi:I~ the murderer and at'tcd alone. Tht· <'I/\·, t H'l•t 111l•nt of Yun Noi.t·nku "wa:-. t•11unll'qWt1dlll' t1 v1• l'rt•at <.•d a lot of m1i.111 tormat111n" frorn Hltl2 until 1967. .lohn 1.1moml llJrt lcst1f1c•nko was not a bona Cidt· dt· ft•ctol' and may have bl1(·n lant, then revers ed ttl>t:lf 1n 19fl8 and det'1dcd he wa!) J leg1t1mull' defector < c.; I " [) I r t.· t• t 0 I' s l u n s r I l' I d Tul'n1·1 n·tu11wd llurl. a l'Cl1rcd agency ol f1 c111I . to prcpan• tt.•:.t 1 monv u boul the Nosl•nkn mall er twfon· ttw II oust• Ult ~as:.rnation" 1:11mm1\l1'1" which 1-. lnok111g Into tht· m11r<lt·r 111 • • * f 'r offl ra.-1t I OSW ALD ... ll11u1tt· 1·mnm1\l1•e• 11•11\•d l:ir~wlv 011 thl' lt·<·hn1q111·' 111 pho111~ra111 m1•\1' \\h1d1 ht• 1ld11wtJ ,,.., lh1· ..,t·H·nt·1· 111 .r .. t.•t·rla1111n ~ th•· 1wstt1on!> and d1 ml•ns ron:. of ob w<'h fr111n m1·:"un·n11·n1 .. e111 11h11t11i.:ru1>hi-of tlw obJt.'t'l' · l 111ili.I' .. 1mplc·r 111ll•r lll'"'"11r 1 m1•n\t. It \1111 pli11tll' ... Lht'"l' 1·;1lc-11l.1l11111· t.1k1• 111111 .11·1·rrun1 tlw 1111 ,11111 .1111-(lt· 111 1111' 1m.w1· .. 111 r1·l.1t11111 111 lh1 1.11111·1.1, hr· ... 1111 ~11'(·.1 111\ -..1111 111• d<'k rm1n1•tl th:.it till· '>h;11 l11\\.., \\l'I 1· ,1111111'11111 It~· exl1·mh11~· 11111 ·.., 11 0111 th1·m anti f11111t11._. I hal ltwv 1·11n\'l·nu·t1 .Jt th1• polllh th1•\ :-.huultJ ha\t' with thl• Miit :cl tilt' .rlli.(h • It wa.., ""hL·n tlw ... 11.111..,llotl'I w1·r1· I 11k1·n Kirk .1 l>i..11'11'1 ul ('olumltla 1111l11·t• :-.1·rf1·;111t .... 11d ;1 1'11111 in 1 lw woocl 111 llw nil\• p1•1 ll·l'tly rnall'lat• ... a d 11p th;1I ·•PIWllf~ ei11 1 IH· w1·apt1 11 1r1 11111 · 11r th•· "flap:-huh T 1¢ I ;111cl "'Ill' I t ,., 1.. h·d :'tkC ';1111 v .uul 1\11 lo. 111 lhe 1:1Jn· l'IU"111l0 th.11 lht· 11f11· Ill tlll' .. nap .. hnh "':r" lltc .... 11111' ,1.., th1· murrlt·r w1•apon \11-C 'amv <;jl<I 1-:' pl.1111111v t h1· 1'11111 l1 n1 · ~1 d .' d m v .. a rel · I l " 11111 t Ill' 1111 tun• t h;;t hu.. a I 11ll' a<· 111..,.., tlw 1•hin it 1s the m.111 whu hu.., ,1 11111' .11 I'll .... 1111' 1·h1rt . The comm1ltec hus que~t1cined No:-.cnko 10 private ~ess1on bul will nol rc.>qu1re him to lt>'>llh publicly for security reai.onl> J\ comm1ucc report relt:ubt'd today po1nied out subi.tantial discrepancieb between hi:. cur rent version of KGB s pying cin Os wald in Russia and tlw lit' count hl' g:ivc the FBI <1ncl CIA in the months following the 19H:1 .1:-.:-..1 ~i.i rial 11111 or K1•1111t'11!>" of No ... ·111<.11 111 lhL' 1•arly l!ll ill:. 11rtl4lrw1•cl m1-.inlormat1011 1 ll-.. ,11<1 .11-(t•nl'> 1g11111 ('Cl human lal'lcll'~. :-.:..iying un 111kll1g1·nt·1· tes t g1vt•n to No:-c11k11 ,f111wc'll lw hucl a poor nwmorv ... w1·ll lwlow 111111nal .. CdM Youth's Slaye r Gets Prison T e r1n ll ONOJ.l:l.l: j A p I ' :J I v1•ur nld man. 1·onv1clcd rn th(' ... 1:1hl1111g tl(•:rth n1·.cr h1•11· 11f .1 l'o1 orl.J dd M a1 youth. ha' he1 ·11 "·ntt•fll'l'll t11 10 )'('<.tr~ in pn..,1111 Hoger' Kuehn:.iu wait 1>ent1·m't'<I Thu1'Ml.1y 1n stall• Circuit < 'uurt 1111 a munslaughtl·r eurwtl'llon .. tL·mm1ng f1 om th•· Der. :l sluy 1111( of John llui.:un. 21 l'olt1·t· ... uru K 11drnau t11ld them h1· .. t :1hbl'tl Il agan. ""IH1 wa .. 1·;11 11 1nr1g at J.ualu:.ill·1 B1 «H'h P <11·k on Oahu IJl'lt·n:-.i· t•ttornl·y<; argl11•1t t h.11 I Ill' st <1bhlng \\ "' in ~elf dch·n~w whl'll llug:.in apprOathcd 111111 Ill hi'> van l;1t1· at n1~ht Ku~hn;111 . who <11<1 nol lt'st1r.,. tolrl 110111·1· I l,1gan 111'.JI h1rn 11 •• g.111 ... t'oll11Jllllj.! I ornpttnlOll' .,~1111 lw ran t11wa1<.l th1· van l)t•C'U U'>I' h~· thought 1\1Jl'h011U hud .. toll•n t.1mpln~ gl'IJr from hi' lt•11\ l'l.11111 •1 Man .Slays Spowe, 3 Others and Self Wt•:ST A lll~llHN. l'a. <AP • /\ :.l<1ughl«rh1111!-.1• wor\<1•1' w1·nl hl•1'1t <'rk iirlcl futull v ~hot h1 .., 1·1>trung1·d wife. lwr n1<1lhl·r and h1:-. ""lf1•:. vourti;: 111 ot ht'i' anti sb t1•r hl'forc· 1111 ntng I h1• i.:un 11n h1111,...·lf 1n th1 i. run th1•a'lt l'l·nn i.y lvunu. t om1nu1llt\. p11l11·1· .... 11tl The mun·, moth\•r. lwsh'nt·.il upon 1l'i.l1·111ng of twr "'n '11 <1.-11th from a rcport1·1. blun11•ct th(' mur1h•r .. uwnh• on tlw fumily'" 1·efu:-al to ;wcept h1·r '>Oil ., 1 t· hg1ou» ~hef1t. ... :11cl of thl' ltH'tdtonl. "llr·r purt•nts took lhul girl 1 h1~ w1fe 1 ;1way from him lw1·a11"· he wa' ;1 Ch1·i..t111n ;ind llVl'd a good hft• .. !\l 1.., !\hie•.., 111.inwd lwl' "'m's nrn rr1 a~r· 111 11l1ll'Ol" 110 h" Ill 1,1\.\:0. 11hJ1·1·11011.., to hi" lwing ;i lt•h11' .1h , W1\fl1'':0. Sht· :-.;1111 he \\ u 1 k 1• ti h a r If :i I a I o l' u I .. 111uu htt rhou:-.c aneS in bus•· ".1lal'lt'"> 2 Mine Fuses Uncovered in San Clemente Two land mine !limulators. r:qwhlc of l'auslng sc1•1ous 1n· iu rv 1f t'xplodcd. wen· found '1'hu1..,tl:iv 111 a 1lctwntown San ('IPrn cnt~· park111~ lot !-'in· Marshal Don Hodgson ... ant tlll' min(• fus<'.., appl':.1rcd le1 h;1v1· h1•1·n plal'l'd in ... uch u w;1 y 1 h.11 a ~k1ploudcr opcruting tn 11t1· pa ricing lot ;.1t 105 A vc de la ..:~.tn·ll:r \.\ould run over them . ;1lrno't \'crtusnly helling them o ff Thur..,d:rv·.., im•1dc:nt wa:. thc .. <'cond tlrrw tn two weeks th;.11 m1l1larv m1nl· fuM!S huve b<'e11 I 11 11 n cf 11 n <I o w n t own S :1 n C'11•n1l'nt1· 'lrt'l't1t An t·xplos1on und1•r 11 I wo ton firl' truck on Wl•:-.t A vc·n1<111 Pon1entt• lhl' ''"t \\1•t•k 111 Au~u:.I """" t·au .. ed by ·* n11m· :.1mulalor. Hodgson su1<1 A .. c·c•11ntl :-.i mulutor wui. locat1·(J n1·;1rhy 111 Lht.• t1ml· Tlw heuvy fire truc·k wai. not d:rmu~ed . but llod~~wn said that 1f a l'h1lcl hud fou nd lhe fuse anti tried In explode 11. 1t could haw IJ lown his urm off or ('Uuscd otlll'r Sl'l'lllU!'> IOJUry Tht• fin· marshul said tod:1y that ttw m1m· s1muh1lo1·~ found Thur..,dav uncl those found two \\'l'l'k' ugo ;ill l'amc from Cump l'l·ndll·t1111 and were 1>url of tlll' ,am1• Int "Wt.•'n • pl'obably looking for I lw ~am1• pt·r~n ur people 1n both 1nc1dl·nl'>, .. he !laid The :.1niululor!> an· u1tcd on the • M<Jrtnl' ha'l' in tra 1n1n ~ ownvuvl'r~. l>a1d llodR .. on. They IHI' un inch 1n c1rrumfcrcm·1· a11rl .111 inch und :.r hulf lonM und bl u1• 111 color 1. POllCl' ltUld Mork M1h·i-hroh 1 hl'll11 i,:h u !<!llc11n~ J.(111..,, door Thuris clay night Ul th1• honw or hli. fiilh1·r tn l11w. t-:1.rl 'urt1•1. und i;hot lht.> v1cllmi. with u 2:! rifle Curtl'r was al work C ;11 r • \ r. v n n " a.., la k "n to T' 11•1 ~h·m11r1ul llo :-p1tal 1n Tunkhllnno<:k wher•· u hm,p1t11I :-.pnk1·sw11man d1•,('ril>1.•d hl·r tond1t1on u~ "f1nt• " l'ollc-1· :.ul 1n lhl' h1111w wl'rt' dl:-c·ovcn•rl after Carter phon1.·<I from 11 plunl In neurhy M \.'hOO!lllny ( Pilot Logbook J Feathered Friends Hard to Swallow By WILLIAM llODGI!: a. ,.,. oa11, ,.,._. '\II" ALI. IT TAK•:S to n tl Sucldl<•hal'k College or its I roubll':.oml' s wallow poputut 11111 1s a Jtih or a pole or a s wipt> with a broom, wl111<· removing u swallow's nest 1n ndghborinA Sun Juan Cup1slrnno is un undertaking akin lo obl u1mng a bu1ldlnA permit Nevcrthelcs ... colk~:t' 1rrninl<'nunc\' m\•n began the tusk or removing umnhal)llcd nci.ts from cam pus nooks and crannies this week in an effort lO wurd orr tht' feathered in· flux next year Collccc offlciab s<iy the birds flocked to lhc campu:-. In record num bt!rs this year. promplln~ a weekly !>crubbing operation on 1>p;1tter<·d board room and librury buildlni.: windows And isn't there a ceiling on popula lion tn south Orange County by 1990" ~,-. '. '. -. Jt - '~ ttOOGE Maybe the county l'lanninJt Com miss ion should consull•t th1.· ... wallow In flux and whut ci.ln he do1h' about 11 before Lhe bmb 1·cturn nt•XI SI .IO!>eph ' U ay But that m ay be hard rur county supervisors to swallow. .... AND THINGS ARI=: ~cltsni.: pretty hard lo !>wallow for some people 1n our ne1ghhoring Cup1strano Valley The owne r of a s mall. undeveloped San Juan Capistrano lot approat·hcd the City Council recently lo thunk lh<.·m ror not zoning his property for open ~pace The council. famou1t amuni.: landown\•rs l'or its fimcky nature about development or open :.pa<:c. graciously u<: ccpted the man's th<tnki. But he was still wury "Is it possible you m<•Y rto :.mothl·r study m 90 days und come back and 1tay to mt· lhat tlw al'c<1 I'> now ion~d ror a parking lut for h;H1cl11-.1p11~·d drtvt•I'<., uf fl ying <.,aUct!r1t" 'lhl• man askt'd b\urtlcd eoune1lm~n. ••• TELEVISION, Wlll<:H 111\S bccomtt fa mous for marketing femal~ bc&uly s 101·l' the succe~s of ABC's "Cha rlie's Angels ... has done al af(atn And one of our own S<1ddkback V111ley young l:.idies has gotten involved on lhl' g round floor Stephanie Lucbkl·. daughter of Ronald and Bonnie Luebke of Mission Viejo. has -.urvivcd the preliminaries of the "All American Girl" competition Sh t· \.\Ill UJ>l'\'ar as a Southern Cahrorn1a finalist at the nPxt step of compt.'t1t111n Nov 18 al thl' Sheralon Los Angf'les Airport Hotel If stw wins then •. she goc .. on to the semifinals an llullywoot.l Survival there mL·an .. St1·phan1c wall cumpt•h· wtlh 44 other girb for the title 11f the "All Aml·rlcun Girl .. on u two·hour ABC tch·v1s1on h1·iwty paucant special In March. 1979. Miss Luebke might tw ,, good bet lo wtn the title Her sister Ol•blue w;" Lh1• reigning Orange County f'uir queen last year and mother Bonnie has a string of pageant victories lncludin~ u stint a'I th~ first Miss Ch<1m· pagnc Music for Lawrence Welk m 1956. Escapee's Hostages Abducted Couple Still in Danger? t MOUNTA IN H OM E . Al'k , 1 AP 1 · An elderly cou~lle hem~ ht•ld host:.igl· hy a 'l\·11n1·...:-.1••· pn:.on t:::.t•apL·1· 1·ulll-d t h1•1r ..,1111 rnctuy lo :.ay they hud 1Jcc11 :-1•1 fr<·t•. hut author1111•:-. ,u11I thr• ""1 lll'IH·Vl'lt lhl'} nwy ha\ 1· bc.·l'll for<'•'" hy thl'll .Hldul'ttH' to m:ik1• llw call m;.1y hjVl' bt•L'll forced to makt· LhL· call to Id them know Lhcy art· a II ri~ht 'flwy wt•rc not bl' ing n·~r>011"1Vl' to question!> fh;e t t h<'I r 1oon asked. . • J ohn Kl·nnC'Y of the FBI ·s l.11 Uc Hock off 11'L' :.ard the ho~la~t '"· Mr. ;md Mri, .lohn fl K1111(. c·o11 tackd their :-.rm by telephoni• s hortly after 8 a m. Th1.·y ttihl him they were ull right uncl w o u I d lw d r 1 v 1 n ~ h j l" k I 1, Arkan""· h•· .. a1<I Kcnn~y i.a1d , how~·~ c1 ... Tlwv f'ro• Page A I KENNEY ••. t"" o ll•rm president Newman lust year Thii. year's victor) rnal'k!l the first lime a cant.lidal•' nht nom111:.itcd by the officia l no m1nutin~ committee hus wcin lh1· pres idency. a b oard MlukL• .. mun 1ta1d / // " ;/ ...... ~·/ ~ ....... // ~'V/ O::s /,/ ~ ;; ~;' ... ~; ~//In moat caen wAd answer "yes" 10 that auestlon. but ~ / there's more 1han meets the eve wnere 1t concern• tne // purchasing of carpettno A pretentious store front ; surety 11n·1 the answer. anymore than estebllahmenls ; that feature ridtculoua low pflcet with ptddlnQ and ;; tnatellatlon included What 1 the 1nawe<? Alden'sl We'll ; open your eves 10 o carpeting concept une1u:ellod! M1k :-.' n11wd.i v olll '111ughll'I , Ciffl'Y Lynn. wao; the solt· "" vlV•H' of tlw utl al'k P oli\•\• sold she wuis found unmJUl't•d in a buisisin<'t on u kitchen tuhll' Curler wus tulk1nR to his son, l<c•vin . R. when he heard u !>(' 1·1:0 m und the 1Jhone wcnl d1•ud .1>0hc(• said. ; Lot ua PJOV• It. ···1,,.' ,/ .·,:· M Iles' moltwr. Dorothy. or Wilmot ·r11wn11hlp in Hradford. Home Head Named Dick Knowlc11, of 251~1 Mawson Drive, h u~ t)re n c l •clcci prcsldt•nt of lhl' South Luguno Ill lb llom<•owncr s A11sor1at1on I\ lso ch.•\·l~<l rcct>ntl)' wt' rt• Aaron rower'>, Vl('C preside nt . f"onny J.ahrn . '<'crt•tnry, und <; lor1n 1l11h111 .. ,1n t rp11-c11rf'r C'a rlt'I' then phoned hl!i 79· ~ yeur.old fa ther. Donuld. who ... li v('!I nexl door. The senior C;irter found the doorl'J to th<' houst' locked . police s~ud , l)ut en· terl.'c1 through the s hultercd l(lass door after 11pottlng some of tht• bocll<>s throuah a window St ti Le Poli<:t• Cupt. Nlcholoi. v t<ordtllu ld<'nt1Cied lhc victim!\ a., Miies; f~url Curler's wlft'. Janice. 38. Kl•vln. and Carter'1> two dauuhtt!ri.. Sylvrn. 14 . and 1\11111•-c IM v1•11r 1111'1 wlrt>. Ann<>ll•• 92611 • PHONE 6-46--4838 -646 235~ Friday, September 15, 1978 s DAJL y PILOT A 3 fSheriff's Substation, Morgue ~ Nixed • ' ~ Ov~r lh prote t or Orang~ ~ounty Sherirr Ur11d Gate • ~county 5upe1 viMrs ('Ul ht~ pro ~posed S2 3 m1lhon south county • b~r•rr~ ~ub:ihtllon und a Sl t ~million central county morau<-. ~from lhc J.508 m1lhon 1978·79 ~budaet Thun.duy : Gatl'b araUl-d both ur1• nf't'dt'CtlH• • : lie cullct.I t hl' ~UJlt'r\< 1. or-. ~1tllt•r1111t1ve pl.in. to lni.tall u '3.600-squan• foot tn11h•r .is J jM>ut h COUflt ) :.lu.•11tt'" !>Ub~tlt •lion. rnudt'<tUllh' .ind unrN1--.ww 'ble Slippery Task "I Just don't think 1t 1i. rt'il 1om1blc to M.·rvti the pupulutmn in that part of the county out or ,1 t r 1l~r." Gall'!I Miid "T h\• n•u l 1!i5ue 1s pmvtchnt: ,.rfE-1·Uve law enforccml•nt for :W0 ,000 plu11 Jlt'Oplc "' thl' 50uth l'Ounty · · Supervisor 'J'homu-. H1lt•y, whoi.t,> dl!4trfrt 1)1 111 th1• .. outh t•ount)'. rt•phl-d to Citlll't.. "l''ur thrce yuri. I hY\'i.' hN·n t 1 YlllJI to h1•l1> you t:t•I that . und I un der,tand thl' nt-t•<h 11( the 1-tt·upll• do" 11 Uwn· Rut wt• huvt• ~·11 problt•m-.. · hl' rontanu1:d Wl· un· tulk1rt.: Jhout Propo-.1tion 13 uml T am lll'l ,...,k1111: you 111 ht•lp u-. nul f It I' .I I' I I II I\ I' ,1 Ol I ' .1 ' :.u111·1 v1-.or' t•hoprwct an h.1tr J h~l ol S8 7 m1lhon in 1>0..,111hl1• bu1lcJtn~ .md t·qu1pnwnt proJ t•t·t-. Tml,1y -.upt•n 1-.ors -.t'I .1hou l 011prov1rt~ plan' tor ttw ,,,..nt11n..: ol S2~l n11 1l1on 1n un .Jlhwult·1I n ·vt•nut· ... haring fund:. T hi• n•vt•n\ll' r-.haring fund!.. I h1•v ... 11tl . t·oul lO C'OUnty SO{'IUI •wn •n· 1inn.:r11n1:-., f1n unce un r1111eh·cl hutld1n..: und equipment proJ1•1·ts .• ind kc•t•p private com n111111ty ha-..'11 '""IUI l'>t·r vu'c A,.Wlr ........ Attendants carry a six-foot. two-inch Moray el'I named Maria from her holding l ~mk ttop phol oJ to oper ating table at Ch1eago ':-. Sht•dd Aqu<irium to undergo sur· gt·1·y 1bottom1 lo rt· move a catar act from her eye. She gave the staff so me anxious moments when she be~an to revive during the oper ation <1nd w r ithed ab<>ut. snapping her razor ·sharp teeth. More anesthesia was administered. -· 'Navajo' Codemaker Succumbs at 85 SAN DIEGO IJ\Pl f'hilhp .Johnston . ~hose Code con foundl'd the Japanc!-ie in World War 1 l. ha!> died thn•t.· clays befon• he would have ob!-icrvcd h1::. 86th birthd<ty i\ gravc~1dc funeral 1:-. planned t oda•• Cit Glendale ., .John::.ton, who died Monday in , Veterans Hospital here, hved rn • nearby Chula Vista. He spent his ~umml'rs rn Flai.tstaff. Ariz. 1 J\s a youth, he h vcd in a mis· . sionar y complex 40 m1IC!-i east of : Nuke D etec ted 1 UPPSALA. Sweden IAP 1 : The Sovil't Union ~wt off 1l ~ ·eighth :rnd s trongest under · i jlround nuclt•a r explosion or the . year today. s i,:tnals from the ; Semipalattnsk t.trea or western ~ Siberia inrhcated. .. Flagstaff and learned the Nava· JO language. A veteran of World war I. he suggested use of the • complex language for secret commurucations in World War II while he worked as a city engineer for Los Angeles. A school to train Navajo "code t a lke rs" was established at Camp Pendleton and Johnston was given the rank of technical sergeant. serving as a reeruiter among the Navajos in J\rizona. Utah and New Mexico. The use of the Indian lang uage confounded the J apanese. who wl'r e un <1b le t o d eciphe r m essages sent by the code talkers. J ohns ton received special congressional recogni- tion in 1964. 24 years after Japan surrendered. A brother . David. survives. -~Budget-conscious . l Crusades S,J.odied • Sunday's Dally Pilot will keep : an eye on individual and federal : budgets with feature stories on • infla tioo-fighl1ng gardens and : crusades by the U.S. chief of : Health. Education and We lforc : Department • . : COOL CROPS It's moving : along toward winter, but Orange : Coast gardeners will find a rich • h arvest or Information about ; what vegetables do well during • the chill months ahead in a story : by ~tnfr writer J a~ie Hym an in : You/Your Money. . LOOK OUT FOR LEMON ' : Pa t Ou011 ·~ Consumer Closeup : give!. a step-by-step outline or : what to do when buying a ~c.'<I car. (SUN DAY'S BEST) JOSEPH CALIFANO -The nat ion's HEW secretary is often cha racterized as indiffer ent and arrogant but those who know him s ay he also can be kind and caring . An Associated Press s tory takes an inside look at this man on the move . SPACE SERIES A HlT? "Batllestar Galactic a." the new television series on space lmmi· grants seeking earth m ay be the hit of the new season lls creator. Glen Larson. calls it biblical and compares It to "Wagon Train." Nicaragua Gains on Insurgents Ml\NJ\Gt:A. Micaragua cAP 1 Backed b\' armored cars and hchc.·optc1· gunships. Nicaraguan commandos fi ghting block by block tightened a noose around n•bcl defenders in Leon today. w1l n e!>SC!-i returning from lhl' northwc.•::.t N1taraguan city rt• portt•rl ll was unclear v.hetht'r tht_• reb· t·I ~ 1n Lt•on. Ni ca ragua·:-. :-.t' co nd I argcst d t y a nd t ht• b ir thpla ce.· or Pr(•s 1dcnt /\n:J!-i l as10 Somoza. would be. able.• to wilh:-.tand the govern· mcnt attack Hut in!-iurgcnts in two other northwestern cities were report· ed holdinc on. and Mana~ua wa~ brnc·tn):! ror a poss ible rebel al· lack to coincide with the coun · try 'o; independence day. The Leon eyewitnesses report· ed heavy f1~hllng a:-. President Somon1':,. national guard troop~ advanced from the edge of the. city toward thc downtown area Throughout the night. bursts 01 automatic wcaPonS fi re. single ::.hots and explosions could bt· heard in the city of 100.000. The number or casualties wa~ unknown. Thousands of refugees fled Leon southwa rd. carry in g belongings in battered suitcases or s mall bundles. Scores were camped out during the night in open fi elds. The Venezuelan government. m eanwhile. dispatche d four warplane s a nd a military tr a n s port to Nicaragua 's southern neighbor Costa Rica. Venezuelan President Carlos Andres Perez. who has called for international m~diation . or the Nicaraguan conflict. denied any hostile intentions. however Leon. where Somoza was born 52 years ago. has been occupied since Saturday by Sandinista f!uerrillas seeking his o ver · throw. The leftist guerrillas and ordinary citizens s upporting them also hold two other major cities in northwest Nicaragua. Esteli and Chinandega. T he rebels have lost control of the southern city or Masaya and reportedly were repulsed in an attn"k on Penas Bla ncas on the Cost u Rican border. However. they were still entrenched in Diriamba, 20 miles south of Managuu. Jinotcpe. five miles south of Slriamba. and Rivas. 55 miles further south. Som oza has mobilized re- 11erves of'1.he national guard. the nu lion 's army, to counter the reb· el uttacks. declared m artial law und placed Managua under 8 p.m..to 5 a m. curfew. The Red c ross es ti mates 500 persons have been ktllcd In the week's righting nal1onw 1de. but Som oza admits to only 30 guardsmen slain .ig1•nr1<"> 01wrat1ng Gall·-.· budgt·I bulllt·~ Thur' 1J.1 \' \\ t•rt• not \\ 1thout !>UCCl'S!:t 111.; won !>Upl0rv1<.,or,· rwrm1 ss1on 111 hart• 16 nt·w emp loyt'l•:-., I hous:h h1··11 havl' to puy them with mon1•) w1lht0 h111 existing S2'1 8 rTHlhon hudi.tN In ot hn IJUd~t·t action Thur!:t- day. -.u1wrv1 ... ors M i•dl· tht>tr first Propo!:t itlon 1:1 layoff when tht•y cut from th« budgl't an Sl8.000·a yrar rccrea lltlll ti1rl'<'ior at Juvenalt• llull. A p111·0Vl'd a $2 2 m 1 I hon h!:tl uf 1 m prnv1•mcn ts at Orangt• County Airport inl'ludang dt•s1gn or u runway extension. 1n!>t u11a lion of a baggage hdndlang :.yi.tem . paving of an ~urcrart rump and construtt1on of {In 1.11rport perimeter safrty road Srt aside '28.000 in revenUl' sharing funds to keep the South Laguna branch library open. Sc.•rved notice on UCI M(•d1eal Center tha t the couuty wtll no longer fund dental earl' un c lecllvc out-patient treatment for indigents starting six months from 11ow Supervisors a lso said tht•y would h<lll support to thl' n•nll·r·11 l'Ommunit.' tlin1c pro· Defiei.en<..-ies Told gram:, tn one year Put S2 fl m1lhon a wJy in the ''''<'Ot c.upt•rv1~ors decide lo in tn·as<' the county's contribution tu the employel· n·l1n•nH.'nl !-.}'!-itl'm this year ff('stored a S98.884·Pl'r·ycar l'ldcrcan· program wh1th p1 o v1<tcs an horn(· ht•lp to i--cnaor r1t1len::. Red1ll'<.'d pNsonnel rutback:,. in th l' 29-mem b 1..·r county V1..•ll'riln:,. Scrvtc\• Off11·t• from ntnl· to thrN' and ag rl•Cd tu mamtuin tl a' a st·par;_1tc c.kpart mcnt Marines Defend Recruit System WASHINGTON 11\I» Tl1t· Mannl' Corps say~ an tnVl'Shga l 1on of its rC'tru1ting 'Y!:tll'm dis rlost•d <about :.!.500 "erroneous enlist ml'nls .. the past two yl'ar .... and promised correcti ve action While sayang this wa:-, onl y J 3 percent of thl' nearly 74.900 t•nhstmt·nts dunng that period. G c.·n . Lou1:.-. II Wili-.o n !>aid T hu r:.-.day. "The anves l 1gation . has disclo!>ed cleric1enc1c~ in our personnl'I procedur es thut we a r e· ca pa bit· of correcting "Wl• wall du so." said Walson. command<1nl of the 190.000 mem bl'r corps. an a letter to Sen Sam Nunn. D-Ga . chairman of the Senate armed services man power subcomm1tle<: At the same tame. Marine an vest igators defended the ovl'rall performance of 1.961 n~c.·ruttCr!-i and reported findi ng no evidence or large-scale malpractice "The evidence of malpractice in the system .. involves only limited numbers or recruiters." the report said Th e Ma rin e Co rps told Congress t he re were 351 con- firmed instances of rcc ruitcr misconduct out of 1.835 tn· vcsligat1ons or allegat1ons dur- ing the period from Oct I. 1976. through July 31 this year. As a result. 1t said. there were 12 tourts·marlial and 129 lesser punishments. Disposition of thl' remt.t rning 233 cases could not bt.· dete rmined before submission of the report. the corps said. Th<' 1nvl's t1 g at ors acknowledged that "erroneous cnhslment 1s the largest single category of allnt1on :JS!-.OClatcd with thl' l'nlislmt•nt pr<iccss. ·· Reasons for 2.462 discharge::. for · ·erronrous cntr) · · were ltst· cd as failure to mcel phy:-.ical. educational or mt;•ntal stand a rds. police arrest records and reC' ru 1 tl'r malpract1n• Of thl' tot::il. 716 n·cru1t" wc.•rc.• dist•harg('d for fraudulent cnh ... t mc4 nl, which the corp:-. !>aid "re tiuire:-. proof or cklibt'nilc m1:. rc.·prC'::.cntat1on by :rn applicant of 1nformatmn lft• know:-. to bl· disqualifying " "L'nfortunatl•ly. somt· uppli l'illlb have bct'n <11dcd by th1• rent.1lcr in I his deception." Walson wrote. Thc investigation was request t'd by Nunn following allegation:. or recruiter misconduct in Nt•w York and Cleveland. Wilson said the Marine Corp~ I rac' to doublecheck at several !:tta)!l'I'> after enlistment. but that "m<in y sc hools and polict• Ju n sdict1on::. ... wall not verify tnformat1on ::.ubm1ttcd by the appl1c;.int"' because o r the .pnvat} act. other laws or what he called "community policy " The report recomm ended legislation that would enable the ;\1 a ran~ to get such verification 1nformat1on from police and ... chool offi«tals Thi• t'CHp s d(•n1l•d lh<1t r(•('1 u1tt·1·:,. engagt! in fraudulent pl'jCtlCI.!!\ because Of pressun• from <1bovc to meet quotas ··Most recruiters stale the pre· ssures are self.generated in the effo rt to achieve a ssigned goals." the report said . Homicide Justified? P ORT HURON. Mich. 1AP 1 Kicked with steel t·apped boots. s hoved off a bars tool and threatened with a gu n b y h er hus b a nd. a 27 -year -old Port Huron woman told <i JUry s he was Justified in pumping seven s hots into him last March _ Patricia Jo Gross 1s bc - i n g t ril'd o n mu rdt'r charges for the slaying this year of Wa lter E. ..Eddie" Gross. 34. who 'h" said beat her regular- ly for the last fivl' yt"a r-. of lht'ir marriage. CI a 1m1 n ~ Jus t 1r1 J b It• hom1cidt'. Mr!'. Groo;..,· 1-;1Sl' 1s om• o f !>l'V<'ral publicized Mi<'h1gan tn ab involving l)l•aten wives HELPS NAB SUSPECTS Actress Norton-Ta ylor TV Actress Helps Foil Extortion HOLLYWOOD IAPI --At·· tress Judy Norton-Taylor. who play-. Ma ry E ll en in the TV series "Th<' Waltons." helped police today track down two me n who alle~cdly threatened to bomb her housl' and C'ar unless they were paid S20.000. Miss Norton-Taylor received c1 lt"lephonc call at he r horn.- Thursday from a man who pr"' Sl'nted thc bomb·or -cash ul tamatum and told her s he would rec.·e1ve another call on how to deliver the money. The second call with inslrut· tions came at J .30 a.m tuda~ Mass Norton Taylor, who c.·011 tacted policl' after th1• initial threat. alerted police The officers told her 10 plat·1· some scrap paper m a box and carry out the caller'.s tn">trul' lions to deposit the bo-c m a street antersection in suburban Va n Nuy' Within minutes. a car stopped at the mtc.•rscct1on. a m:rn AOl out. p1ck<.'d up the box and start l'd drtvang awa~ Po hcC' car-. concealNI nearhv moved 1n. pulkd the car ovt·r and arrested two men Golden Pothos PRESENT Super.Jorge onj lutll specimens of !Tits llonoy ln<loo< tovorllt. Fall Bulb .~lanting _....-,-...,.,__:~~ Sale 6 Po1 Wllll Hongtr Atg '699 SalePrict '3.49 Reg. 9C Eo. Salt Price Acidat•Uquid lrcln . ACK>A TE II liquid lfon and Is Otllgned lo comet c~ "' ytlJ"1N ttaf. If It ex· cellnf fOt rtductng olkottnlty of soll ono wotlf, and lmpt<Mng peniilftOICon ftleft by olkJWlnO fine plOnt growtTI. MOit p!Onlt-Wtll bt btl..,_ by AOOATE. tlPfClolly !tit "AclCMOWlg'. ()Ma, IUCfl OS GotdenloS, COmtllOI. leO<>nkJI. Atr1c0n VIOtttl. . AlOltat. ~ houM plOnts ono bulbs. COSTA()~ MESA \II( TOKI.\ ~-· ~ Sal1Pric1 '4.99 1 Qt. Size Reg. '1.99 Sale Price sl.49 GloaY green IOllogt n1Q111101111 1t11s noroy nec:Jge p1on1 l Gallon Size Aeg '269 Sal• Price 11 .29 FOUNTAIN VALLEY llHC10 _, f W't' ~ LLL•'> g -:it :0 a 0,-7 0.,. ..... 7 _..,. 2123 MIW..OIT ILYO. COSTA MESA .._._.., •O ·JU S P.tM ~ 642•4 IO> SALi ,.ICl S M>OD nt•U t/ 12/71 A.I .._ LWtoM .. Stecfl • H_. t 1420 llOO«HUIS f fOUHTAIH YALUY IH.efMM. ....... Mw S•~f.,ll P'HOMI: H l ·6171 OfllM 7 DAYS I&&_.,_ t A4 DAILY PILOT NATION I WORLD Senaie Panel ... ;lit:& ,... ,~~J with~ Tom '\~vf'l''~' Marphioe No talgia for R nt 'Money-adding' Tax Plan Eyed Ott & Rl '"111\J(, Ut:M 1\11\IAAf;""'whu 1:. thanking ah11111 i:111rw on '.u ut11111 111111 I .1m 11u1d1t to 111H!1>liti4lh' th1• l'l"'1h1hh 11f 11·"1 I '" " 11t.1I uut11 I 1..hd \h1:. IJ1>l nt)lhl I "1·nt t11 .1 pl .111· up 1n ~.1111 1 /\rw thut :.1w('111h.w~ 111 n •lll In.: Vd1 I k' Wl\SHINGTON IAP) -A "nc~nlivc withholding" proposal thll would "<Id money to rather thun l<1ke taxeft from the paychecks of qualifying workers iK purt of u Senate Finance Committee lax cut plun ror low· und middle-Income J\mcrlcam1. Negul!vc withholding would apply orlly to workers from families Thi-. 1·,t.1hll hm1 nt '' 11p 1 1.1t1·d 1,, ,, i.;1•111 k n 1u11 11un1t·d lltll \t.111• ""'' 11.1111 11111 1·11.1 f,11 n·~11011 Thi· 111.111 '' 1 .illl·d Rt 111 \ I ~·111 I , 1 ,, ,,.11 liu1 i.., ,1 11.n '"u 1 .111 1•11·1·1 JI\ 11ld 11111 ltlo.1 · th1• ''"' n1111f111\t• 1n 111.ih '<h•••' .11111 •'"1111 .r 1111•1.ili t.1 11111 ar th• IHt'' 111tiJ11t 11tr Inn.: 1 011111 ti 1 tK',\ rt.D ot 1 o' F ,, 1 t ,, ,, -..u .·11 111 ~·'"'·' \nJ 1\1 ,1\11·,1111' Jun\.,\ 1 ..r 1 nll·q 111,1· '' h;irdl) 111 the h11th rvnt c1 .... 1 I H'I I tw pl.11·1• h .1 .. J htr h \\ lrl' r1•0t't! J rnund 11 Tht•\ h.Hln t \'11·u1w~I th1• '' i.wt.thlt 11CI th1· 'Ir• l'I lr111r1 tlw fti.thl th1· n 1.:h 1 li.•f1111· \flt·r l•J rk111i.: 11111 th•'' I lhllu~•hl I '·'"" .J ... u~,,H 11111' t'tlJI .11 It I C'h1·c·k 111~ th• t/t' "' nl)' '"' ... Yi tlh J lJ l>l' Olt'J,Ur1 \\'I'll "h.11 Yi 11uhl \OU , 't••tl lor ,, pl.tl'l' lh,11 n ·nt-. JUt1l.1•1, ' fo',...,h11•n hl,1nd ' \<'lualh \\h.JI "J' h111•1w11111i.: .11 lhnl ,\ l>l'nt "·" btl11•1l ,,., ,111 111•4 11 h1111-.. \.\ 11111 \1111 Jl 11\ 1·1\ hnYil'\ t I tl lu1 n1·rl out 111 ht,, h1 11d1t (111 th1· Y\.\C'\ \11u c·ou"1 h U\C' hol tllli.!:.. bt'.JI\' ,1n1I ll1'1·1 H1·11t ,\ lknt f ,m, c·uulcl huy .111 t.•m hl.1111n1·d'I 'h11t l111 'l'\1•11 hu1 i.,, fo m .1 111111 \11u cuulll l11 k1· .1 ~l1·ll&.:l'humm 1•r un<I l-,o rly Model Vac:a11on Vehicle With Optwnol Smokestack l11rlher ckstroy om· of lh•· old cars. Or you could gel your photo t~k1·n aloni.:~tdl• one of the• baltE'rcd heaps :\\ MEROllS l.U ~lN .\RlES from o ur <'O :J1>ll1nc !>how1·d up. ~tt·crn1i.: thl·ir Wu.Y through the splattered '1·~l·\ahl1•:-. Anthony .Juy 1)f 1\-Jay's Dance Boutique in Cn:-.t:i ~fr:.u wai. mu:.tc:r of c·ercmonles. lit.> brought his Old Tvnw Hmk v ()ink Uand. 01sc:o dancing was provided hy .111111 Fulle r, the d1:.c Jockey at Tiffany's of Newpor t Bc•:H·h Othe r (•nl(:rlmnment billed included the World Famous Poh:.h Mariuch1 Ba nd and Sharika and Zeida, belly dancer~. Listen . e ven Gloria Zigner. the public relations exec I rom Newport. showed up. Surveying the scene. Gloria d••('Jare<J. "I've been hyped I'm the one who's supposed to 110 th1• hypin~. All or a sudden, I feel like the hypee . . .. ,\hruplly. J1 mi Fuller c ut loose wllh his d isco musk. ~ hu:h i.om(.' boomed acro~s the neighborhood from a group 111 lnud~JX'akt·r:.. each a bout the i.1zc of a refrigerator lol'Jft•d atoµ lhl' lknl J\-Dt•nt offire bu1ld1nJ:? 'm; 1n:GIN TO f,()OK n1•1 vously al soml· of the :.ur 11111nd1ng hu1ldinJ!:. Tht•y m1~hl not s urvi\'e the sound .... ·' \ ' .... \ll1•r th1 .. t·xpl'nenr(•, I n('(•d a vnrat1on But 1 don't th1nl-. 1·11 IC1·11t A lknt thts ltml· Maybe I'll try an unused ;111 plarw !'!1·l· vou in u cuupk of wc.·cks along this bes\ of a ll I"''"' hit• n1a~l~ Extortionist Says He'll Start Plague TUCSON. Arii. c AP) Authorities s ay there is little chance an cxtortiorui.\ could carry his threat to infect the city with bubonic plague Police said Thursday that the extortionist could be the sam e 1w ri.on who dema nded money last s pring, saying he would Infect the city 's water syste m with typhoid. Tha t threat ne ver matcriaJized Attempts wcr" m ade In both cases to d eliver money, but no one has triC'd to pick up the monev. police said. u rnmg lesK than Sl2,000 a yeur l)ut thl' committee indicates il will vote u tux tut large enough 10 "n~ur1.· \hat . 4.!vcn with influ. t1on :.ind h1.:her Sot'iul Security t».x~·ll. rnoot peor1lc pay no mort> f('dt•ral tax next year than they do IO l fnli T H E COMMITTEE ap. proved the first part or its tax l'Ul p;1ckag<• Thurs day but d i' la e>cl until t'arly next week a volt.' on how to tailor cuts in tax rult"~ to fot·us rclil'f on those with Yl'a r ly In comes below $50.000. Tht• committt.>t• is certain to vote to cut laxes m ore than the I IOUM' du..I in approving a SlG 3 bi llwn tax reduction last month. About $12 billion of the House t ut would ~o to individuals, the rest to businesses In its fi rsl vote on the bill, the Senate committee accepted :1 House provision to ra ise the $7 50-per-pcrson exemption to Sl ,000 But it would repeal the indi v idual lax cred it, which ranges from $35 to more tha n $210. depending on family size. TUE CHANGE would benefit high-income families at the exp<•nsc of t hose at the lower end of the scale. This is because an exemption. which reduces in· c oml· s uhJ(•ct to t axation. ts wo rth more as mcom e rises, while u credit. s ubtracted from \axes owed, ill of equal benefit to all. The committee plans to balance out that ch ange by re· ducing individual tax ra tes at 'Dead' Rock Pyramids ht Concert CAIRO. Egypt (APl -The G rateful Dead, one or America's most durable rock bands. got a h elping ha nd from the Great Pyramid in staging a concert that sent 2.000 hand-c lapping music lovers dancing down the aisles . The 4 '"i hours of music re· verberated over the desert s ands for several miles a round and gave many Egyptians their fi rst taste of car-shattering hard rock Thurl-tday ni~ht. "I REl\UYLOVE them,"said M a mdouh Kho rs hi e. a 25· year-old engineering student as he s wayed to the drivi ng beat or a Chuck Berry tune. "To have such a n American group here Is wonderful." On the other hand. 22-year-old Mohammed Ali, a Saudi Ara· bian tourist, disappeared before the intermission. About half the audience was made up of Egyptians . who had to pay a m inimum $1.5-0 ad· m ission, about a day's wages for the average worker TH E R EST WERE ex · patn<ite l\m('ricans working in · the Mideas t o r hard-core, Grateful Dead rans who flew to' Egypt rrom California. Clear Skies Move East . Flooding Due Near San Amonio, Victoria, Tex. 1 T~~·••re• . . . "Wt'•• Otflnll"Y °"'Of 11 ... woods. 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Mounl•ln lflCI (IHtrl t•H• w111 bt '"' •nd 11191111, ••rm•• 1111\ Wfflltn4, IN W..INr ~NICI Mid low and middle-incorte level.a by $2 billion mor e than the l louSl' voted St•n Russe ll B. Long. D· La • the comm1ltce chairman. a nd his colleagues are intent on offsetting the higher Social Security taxes that take erfect in January and seeing that the ad· d1tional incom e taxes caused by inflation are ne utrallied tor mos t Americans. "THERE'S GOING lo be enough lax cut so thut every- body making $30,000 or less m aybe SS0,000 is not going to have a tax increase because of Social Security." Long said. He and Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan. D-N.Y .• are chief s pons o rs o r the expand ed earned-income c r edit, which · a ims to induce families earning · less than $8,000 to stay off the welfare rolls. Strike Spreads A<:> National Guardsmen check their M·lG weapons at an :,ir·mory at Wichita. Kan .. preparing to guard fire s ta· lions. about 20 percent of the city's policemen joined the s triking firemen. The firefighters are in the fifth day of a s trike. No violence has been reported. The Guard says use of weapons in Wichita is part of its standard pro· cedurc Vesco Charges Denied Allegations Against Carter Aides: 'Old, Tired' NEW YORK !AP• The While House has dism issed as "old and very tired c harges" tes timony that e ffo rts were m ade to have two of President Carter 's closest ad visers help a ··cos t a Ric an g<'nlleman ... bc l ie vt'd lo bt' fugitive IJ S. financier Robert Ve~co. resolve his legal problems. Two letters submitted as Pv 1dencc Thursday durin~ u Securities and Exchange Com· m 1sswn action 1n u .S District Court purportc•d lo :-;how that a g roup of hus incssmc n from Geor g ia tried to contac t lla millon Jordan a nd Charles Kirbo early In 1977 about helping in t he matter. BOTH DOCVMENTS included the typed name of Spencer Lee IV . Lee. Ca rter campai gn manager in 197G, was a longtime Jordan friend from the same hometown A 22-ycar·old secretar y . Gc rolyn Hohbs. testifi ed she lh o u J:hl V esc o was the "gentlt man" who made fre· qu<>nt rails to th<' offic<' m which 'lht· worked in Alba ny. Ca Mrs. flohbs until t•arlv lh" )'l'.1r was ('mployccl h~ ·n L llcrnng, one of tht· Ct·or~1an.., reportedly invol\'Cd 111 c.illc·gcd atte mpts lo make (•ont:.il'l ~llh the prci.idl'11t '-. ad\'tscri.. THE SECRET.\R\' s at<l unde r oath th::it sh<: typl·rt ;ind m~uled ktlt'rS und pluC'cd tclt phonl' calls to both Jordan and Kirbo. the Washington Post reported. No corroboration was offered. Both Kirbo and Jorda n have denied making any effort to In· te rcede on Vesco's behalf, and said they had not been asked to do so. Deputy White Ho use press secr etary Rex Granum s aid Thurs day night th e court tec;11mony "simply repeats old and very tired charges ... One l etter s ubm itted as evidence. c.iddressed lo Kirbo <J nd da t<'d Jan. 14, 1977. read. "Dear Charhr Enclos ed 1s a copy of how the Costa Rican gcnll<'man wishes to havl' his matter resolved. l had a long tulk with htm and I fN:I that tht• plan we d1scusscd will be sue: \'Cssrul <ind also fruitful " TIU: OTllF.R fl()rumt•nL <id dn·i.sed to Jordan a nd d ated fcb. 9. 1977. read: ·•Dear Hamilton. Regarding our conversation. it looks as lht! PRL matter t a stock issue not further identified 1 will take eight to 12 months to complete. The time frame is well within • our agr eem ent with Mr. Herring and th e Cos t a Ri c an gentlem an.·· -WINDOW DECOR SAVINGS SALE ENDS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER lBTH ... HURRY. SOME QUANTITIES AHE LIMITED! 20o/0 to 50% off*. WE STILL MAKE HOUSE CALLS Free Ettimatea by Wards Experts CALL TOLL-FREE 1-800-4 72-249 l I n l.~:illl~~.:..-./. Create new window effects wi mini blinds, woven woods, shutters or vertical blinds. MlnJ blind• ••• Alum I· num i• alata. 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S11i>tember 15, 1918 s DAILY PILOT Furniture Bargains Now May Be the Last By SYLVIA PORTER F In t ht • l«lft This month. a traditional "bargain" month for buying furniture. muy offer the last good pMce·value opportunity tor buying furn'lture for years, barring a business slump so severe it forces prices down. The reason : Lumber prices have been soaring. No end I!\ in sight. LUMBER FOR THE FURNITURE industry is a cyclical co~modity normally subject to seasonal s upply and demand factors, says Thornton G. Wa mpler, vice pres· ident of Pulaski Furniture Corp., Pulaski, Va ., among the nation's largest furniture manufacturers. He says price escalation has not followed the usual pattern of seasonal peaks and valleys. Prices usually go up semi·annually as furniture pro· ducer s build inventories for shipments in July and J a nuary. Retailers ·see new styles at national shows In April and October in North Carolina. Case goods manu!ac· turers accumulate their s upplies ol various · k inds o f t i mbe r t o match anticipated re · ta iler-buying months hefore these t>vents Jn e ffect. t hi s becom es a commodity Money's Worth speculation as manufacturers try to anticipate supply- demand rorces that ultimately govern prices. If a collec· lion becomes "hot." there can be a lite ral run on a certain type of wood -· a see·saw to which the industry ls ac· customed. But in 1978. lumber has not taken its between·season price dips. FOREIGN PURCHASES IN THE American market - partic ularly from J apan, Germany, England and France -ha ve contributed. These countries have been buying top grades of American lumber ; enormous increases have been recorded for such furniture woods as ash. oak. cherry and walnut. among others. Furniture m anufactured from these woods will cost. more this fall, and probably even more later. Why have overseas forces become such strong factors in the multi-billlon·dollar furniture Industry? With the plunge in the value of the U.S. dollar, Euro· peans and J apanese have found American lumber a good Jn vestment . Not only Is lhe prospect grim for furniture made this fall, but the price pressure will intensify as domestic furniture producers enter the market next spring to com· pele against the foreign buye rs who will be using weak dollars to pay for American lumber. SO WE EXPORT MORE, which in a sane economic world would help bring stability to the balance of pay· ments, help prop up the dollar and put some lid on lnfia· lion. But ln this "Insane " economic era, America exports more and it ends up adding to infiatlonary pressures on consumers. Next· How to ahop College Sets 7 Business Clinics A series of seven s mall business clinics. each designed to focus on a specific a rea of business decasion·making, will begin Oct. J as a joint venture of the SmaJl Business Ad· ministration. the Service Corps of Retired Executives and the Saddleback College, M isslon Viejo. Bill Davis, a member of SCORE and clinic moderator. said e ach meeting will be a working discussion that deals with business questions facing entrepreneurs THE CLINICS, THEIR DATES and the volunteer leaders· Oct. J. "Selling Your Products a nd Yourself." to be led by Bill Davis, SCORE member and retired president and chief executive officer of Western Consumer Industries. lt will include a discussion of marketing and advertising techniques. Oct 10, "Analyung Your Costs of Going Into Busine~s ... to be led by Seymour Levy. a SCO RE member and ret ired pres1dentofLifeof Amer ica Insurance Co . Oct 24. ··Keeping Control Through Keeping Records,·· to be led by Shirley Laskin of SCORE. retired operator and owner of a chain or women's ready·to-wear stores, lecturer ror the Small Business Administration and commumty col· lege instructor . Nov. 28, "Financial Planning for Small Business.'' to be led by Garry Hollaar. a mcmberofSCORE and retired pres1· dent of the First Stale Bank of L1tchf1eld, Minn. Dec. 5, "Restaurant Management: Keys to Success,·· to be led by Sam Elster. fo rmer president ol Els ter Food Service Equipment of Los Ange lei, Dec. 12. "Manageme nt Your Key Consideration," to be led by Davis. MEETINGS WILL BE II ELD from 3: 30 to 5 · 30 p. m and . according to Davis enrollment will be limited Reservations may be made by calllng Saddleback College community arr airs otricc clt495·4950. Programs will be held in Room 309, Science/Math Build· ing, Saddleback Coll ege. , Fee for the series 1s $17.50. or $3 per clinic if reservation:\ are made in advance. E ach event is S3.50 at the door If space 1s available. lnvnilllftli Serie• Planned ·'How to Be Your Own Investment Counselor,'· a sen es of four lectures, will be sponsored by Coastline Community College on Tuesdays beginning next week at Huntington Beach City Hall , Room 8·6 The series Is designed for people who need assistance in pl anning for the accumulation of capital for the future. It is intended to acqualnt the lay Investor with the stock mark el in a simple Cashion. Pre·reglstration was encouraged and may be made at the college, 10231 Slater Ave .. Fountain Valley. Registration may also be made at the door SERJES FEE IS Sl2.S-O. Single sessions may be attended on a s pace.available baslR for $3.SOpersession. Lectures Include .. Accummlatlng Capita l -Why Most People Don 't Succeed." Tuesday; "Stock Market Back· ground -The Necessary Hosie," Sept. 26; "Becoming Your Own Investment Counselor : Dcfinlng the Plan," Oct. 3: and "Becoming Your Own tnvestment Counselor: Working the Plan, "Oct. 10. More information on this and other lectures ond workshops offered by the college ls available nt 963-0811. Ex· tension 256. otlleer lte•iaUatfo11 Sei The Saddlcbnck·Capistrano chapter of the Nation•I As· sotlntlon of Women In Construction will ln11tall offi cers •la mt>etlng at 6:30 p.m Tue day at the Reuben E. Lee reittaurant, Newport Beoch Bea Almeida ts prcsldonl. Other new offlcers are Pat Cherpesld , vice president. Sue Talley, trusurer: Beth Lasiter, recordJn& aecretary, and Janice Holmes. cor- responding sctretary. ...... D.A.IL.YP.IL·O·T .......... F."~.y •. s.~.~.m.~.''•5 .• 19.n .............................................. ~ ... ~~~~ ·= . ~. Will Spinks En~ Ali Era Tonight? 75 Million Expected to Watch Telecast N l':W ORI.EANS IA (') It'll Muha m mud Ah vs L<~n Spink!\ in thi11 Mill· 1-1p.111pp1 IUvt•r town where 8fl yuurs U6'0 hw1rn1(s modf'rn tiru duwrlcd, wtwrt• lonlttht the All ~ra <•oulrt enrl. II w11~ Uw old ~cnerallon agums t the n1•w II Wlll\ lht• uludlutor UJlUHISt the lw,.<t•r · n rnt WllK u New York Tlme!i dt!icr1p 1111n nf Ju mcK J <:orbett 's 21 round kmH·kout or <'hUnaplon J ohn L Sullivan. S.•11t 7. t"9'l •. and It 11:1 l ht' rea.<>0n for th•· Jtn•ut appeal p( the Ah Spinks re m.itl'h LO lbc Supcrdomc Al.I, ·11n; G REATEST ... IS In the The Times account or Sullivan's upset quoted him as saying he "had fought. onre too often in the ring ." There a re a lot of people in boxing who feel AH alread y has fought once too often -last Feb. IS at Las Vegas when Spinks, a n overwhelming un· derdog making his eighth pro fight, won the championsh.ip on a split LS-round de· c1slon. rok '''The Great John L. who boasted MANY AU FANS -and they are ht· t•ou ld bt•at aany man m the house But legion -consider their idol's loss a tht' Jf\ yf>ar old Ah ls nut the cha mpion. nuke. Ali said he wasn't m enta lly or .ind Sullivan's gladiator im age certain-ph}'s1cally ready for what most people I\ fits the 25-ycar·old Spinks better than felt was a mism atch. Lem Banker in MUHAMMAD ALI 1t flt:. Ah Las Vegas lists Ali as 2·5 and Spinks as ~--------------------------------------------------------------- 2-1 . The Reno Turf Club lisl<> Ali as S..ll and Spinks as 9·5. "l '11 weigh 215 the next time," said All after losing the title he hopes to re· ~ain to become the first fighter to have won it three limes. ''J'll be in better shape." Ali looks to be in shape -George Benton. Spinks' assista nt trainer calls it. 36-year -old shape -but he missed his weight goal, we ighing in Thursday at 221 pounds, 3V• pounds less than his first-fi ght weight. Spinks. who weighed 197 11• in Las Vegas. came in at 201. ALI'S MENTAL APPROACH HAS been different -talking and shouting instead of being publicly quiet as he was in Februa ry -for what he con. siders the biggest bout or his career "beca~e I'm older and 1 realize it's the See FIGHT, Page 87 It's Like USC vs. UCLA! Af'Wi,..._w OCC, Golden West Rivals Give J/iews By JOHN SEVANO Of tM Delly Plltll Stefl Although the importa nce a nd m agnitude or the Go lden West-Orange Coast r ivalry has been downplayed by the head coaches all week. two players who know what rivalnes are all about have stepped in to put the game in ils proper perspective. Mike Musso, the 6-0, 215-pound line backer from Orange Coast and En c Huth. the 6-4. 230· pound offens ive tackle fro m Golden West have tangled more tha n once m their footba ll careers. * * * Mike Musso Orange Coast "It 's like USC playing UCLA," said Musso. "We had the same kind of feeling when Fountain Valley and Edison got together "When I ~ot here that 's all they ta lked a bout. You try and treat it as just anothe r game. but the coaches a nd the press m a ke a big thing about it " OCC leads the 12-year series be tween the two teiim S with a 6·5·1 record. The Pira tes got the advantage when they upset a confident Golden West team last year . They faced each other last year in occ·s 13-7 upset of the Rustlers. a nd twice before as com:.: pelltors in perhap~ Or ange County's fiercest• rivalry-Fountain Valley vs. Edison. Both Musso 1 Founta in Valley> and Huth <Edison l agreed that nothing approaches the high school rivalry b<?twt:cn the two schools. That the particula r gam e belonged in a class by itself. But neither discounted the significance of the Orange Coast Golden Wes t contest eithe r. Herc are their thoughts on the eve or the titanic battlf' * * * Eric Huth Golden W est "Fountain Valley and Edison, 1s def1mtely the best r ivalry," says tht.> <1a ndy -ha 1red sophomore. "but even after our loss last week Ito Long Beach. 34 -33 l some or the players in the bus said. 'Reme m ber, this is Coast week· "This is definitely a big game · an our season." To a m an, the Rustlers know· how important Saturday night's gam e 1s THE ANGELS' DAVE CHALK DIVES INTO THIRD BASE BEHIND THE BALL. "WE WERE READY for them last year and we 'll be ready for them th.is year ... said t he son- s pok en sopho more w ho does m ost or his talking on t he pl ay. mg field. LAST YEAR , even though • they put together a seven-game . winning streak which included • wins over Santa Monica for the Southern Cal Confer<>nce title. and p revio us No. 1 r a nke d Fullerton in the Avocadn Bowl. the Rus tlers' s eas o n was tarnished because of their defeat Root Ends Hex Frustration Over, Angels Battle KC A RLINGTON, Tt•xa~ (/\Pl In the 100 years plus of maJor league baseball. thl' grand old game has never seen the likes of Thurs day ni~ht ·~ n1nlh innani.: in Arlington St adium. T he California Angels took t he gr eat Arlington Stadium jinx a nd fl ogg('d it for a major league record 13 runs in a 37-manute ninth an111ng. ThC'y S<.>nt 17 halt<'rs to the plate against five Texas Rangers pitchers and colll'<'lcd 10 hits. The finul score wa~ California 16. Texas l . and it was the Angels' first victory here 1n two years stretching over a nine-game period. The Angels rt'mained 31 'I games behind Kansas City 1n the Angeb S late AllO.mnOft ICMPCCllOl Ton111M CAtllorn1• 411 IC8!NI\ C1ly S Hp m ~lurd•f C•lllCH'n•• al IC~' CllY s 7S pm S..l'ldo (Alllorn•• Al l(&n\•\ City II H • m Amer ican League Weste rn Divis ion heading into t he opene r or a three-game :-;c ries wit h th e Roy a l s tonight. NOLAN RYAN, who has an lR-8 career record against the Royals. will take th(• mound for t he Angels. Rich Gale will hurl for the ho me team "This is 1ust what wt• needed going into the Kansas City series t his wct•kcnd," s uid Angels Manager Jim Fregosi. "We 've got to Win at least two games and I think we will be in pretty good f)()~Hlton. This should certainly get our club up for it We finally won our annual game here. We lost 1·0, 5-4 and 6-4 a nd could have won them all." . ll was the Angels' first win in Arlington Stadium a nd only s (•cond in the past two years. "WELL, WE f'OUND out we can score some runs in this park." said Fn·i-wsl. "Like I s aid last night. anything can ha ppen. T his was incredible. I remem ber once when I was playing for the Angels and we scored 12 runs an Boston in. I believe, the eighth in- ning. We were down 11 r uns and scored 12. But that was in Boston with Its short fence and you don't get any cheap hits here ." Rick Miller . Lyman Bostock and Brian Downing each had t wo hits in the annang. Every Angel drove In a run in the ninth except Joe Rudi. Miller and Rostock each knocked in three runs. Ironically, the 13 runs were all unearned. Ranger second baseman Bump Wills a nd third base man Kurt Bevacqua each m ade errors to keep the run-scoring nightma re alive. CALl~l'llA TIXAJ THE RANGER PITCH E RS in the Inning were Doc k E llis, now 9 -7, J im Umbar~cr , Reggie Cleveland , Len Ra rker llnd Dan- ny Dar win. who m e rc ifully got the final two outs to pul out the ra lly. ... ' ..... . ........ T he old major league record of 12 runs in the ninth innlnK was set by San F rancisco a gainst Cincinnati in 1961. "They li t the fire on it." snid R anger Manager Bi lly Hunter. "I don't imagine California will ha ve to tuke battana practice tomorrow " T llF. ANGELS GOT MORE hitJ ln the ninth lnninR lhan they did in the prf'vlou~ eight Inning~ as they finished the night wllh 18 bits R Mlll~r (I L•n\IO<d~ 80\100 ti 8•1tor 011 Audi It R .J•O\Otl ti> Oown1no c C.rl<ll 10 Cll•I• U • ) 'J • I 1 1 I> I l l & I l I • l 2 I s ) l 1 s t J J • t I I J 1 I 1 l4•r11rove lb lltnlQuel cl Bonas rt A Ollvtr ti Zl\k dll Sundlll!rQ c H•rr•f't ~' 8tVa<QUt 30 Gruoo 1>11 Wllls2b JOOO J 0 1 0 30 0 0 4 0 I 0 • I 1 I • 0 I 0 1000 ,000 I 0 0 0 1 o a a Tol•h 4}" II,. Tot•ll JO I ' I C.•tllor1111 010 101 001111-1• T .. H OIO 000 00 0 1 E -Btva<.-J, Clwllk, WlllL OP-C.111-• J LOB-Ct lllorl'lt •. TUH 7. 211-0owlll"O 1, A Ollver, Wtn\104'0, II Mtllt r. ll\k HR ll\k 11'1, RO Jt <k\Oll (SI, Rudi (H I Sil Wiii•, 8•,1or. S Gfl<ll SF U"\IOf'd IP M It llt I I to CALIPORMIA 4'•1A IW, It 11 ' t I I 4 2 TaAAJ 0 £111\ IL,t.11 . ., • • , 0 ) Um!MrQ41r • , J 0 I 0 C1tv•l<t1>d 0 I 1 0 I 0 e.,~., 0 ~ , 0 0 0 O.rwln ,, I 0 0 0 0 HllP-Wlllt lllfM .. I T l JI A .. , .. Ali Favored Over Spinks LAS VEGAS !.\Pl Odds· m a k ers in Nevad a f a vor Muh a mmad Ali to regain the Wo rld Boxi ng Association ht•avywe ight title he lost to Leon Sprnks when they m eet tonight in N£'W Orleans. L as Vegas odds m a ker U?m Banke r said T hursday the odds were 2-5 on Ali regaining the ti· tic, meaning a S5 bet would win a n addit ional $2 if Ali wins. The hne on Spinks. Banker said . was 2· l . meaning a Sl bet would win an additional $2 if Spinks re- tained the t"rown. In Reno. the Reno Turf Club set the line at 9.5 Spmks and 5-11 Ali. A S5 bet o n Spinks would win an additional $9 1f he retained the title, while an Sll bet on Ali would win an additional $5 i£ he won. Spinks outpoirted Ali. who held both the WBA and World Boxing Counc il UUes, in a close decis ion in their ftrst bout here. "The team was really h igh lasl year. When Golde n West cam e all we wa nted lo do was beat them "This afternoon or tomorrow the intensity wi ll start to build again so by gam e lime we'll really be ready to hit " CONCER NING T HIS year 's game. Musso has a lot of ad· mira tion fo r the Rustle r s. especially the backfi eld , but says t hey aren't invincible. "Their quarterback . Steve Rakhs h a n1, is good ," says Musso. "He's a good passer and he can run the ball. Steve Fogel a nd Johnny Oakley a rc a lso good . Oakley is fast. and Fogel is ver y strong. "Colden West has som e good backs and a very good offensive line. They're good, but not as good as they say. "All we ha ve to do to win is build some mo m e ntum, be agressive and h1t." AND JUST HOW MUCH does the game mean to Musso? 'Tit th.ink about the game, but See MUSSO, Page 8 7 MIKE MUSSO OCC Unebacker ERIC HUTH GWC Tackle to OCC. says Huth. T h is yea r . Golde n West. ra nked No. :? Jn a pre-seaso~ poll , has already been upset m its op t•n e r , a nd Huth s ay-. another loss at this stage could be costly. .. L os ing the Coast ga m e meant the .Jr. Rose Rowl for us last ye ur," hl' s ay-.. choo~ing h1:0, words carefully "We've lost one game to them. but we can't lose <mother. The Coast game 1s p1 votal. .. IN T AI.K ING ABOUT l a~t year '<. crusher , lluth commenl t•d . "W€' didn't gt•t 100 many hrcah 1n that game Maybe wt• WNC' overconfi dent or cocky, I don't know .. "All I know 1s tha t this game:~ 1s a b1~ one. We know as a team:, 1l'~ not a nam e or break j?ame.::· but 11 ·-. deflnilt'ly th€' biggest': i,!amc in Orange County for the!~ mom~~ ~ "Everybody looks to wan th~~ Coast ~ame. It mean~ a lot to\ the playeN and coachc~ • "The playerc; remcfnher lo)\;~- S<>t> UUTll, P agi' R7 : I \ . Dodgers Making It a Runaway·j Al,temlance Should Pass Three Million Tonighl LOS ANGELllS CAP > -The Los Angeles Dodgers' magic mrnber for clinching their second consecutive Nalioeal League West championship is eight following their 2·1 victory over Houston Tonight, they will reach an even bigger magic number -the three-million m ark in attendance. Thursday nighl's crowd o( 37,423 for the game against Houston boosted the Dodgers' home atten· dance to 2,964 ,lst, an a ll-time m aj or lea gue record that broke the ir own mark or a year ago, 2.955,087. THE DODGERS 4RE PREPARING for the event by scheduling a fireworks show foUowing the gam e nnd handing out "I \ll~s thc re"souvenirfolders Also, the Dodgers will pr ovid e t h e ir th r ee m llllonlh f an with a life tim e pass to a ll Dodger gam es, and a brand new Datsun 280Z. ...... IUaC (1•J Ac 7.ap.a. "The rans hav4 been unbelievable," said Los Angeles first baseman Steve Garvey "It would be :iwfully nice to c i nch the division during this homesla nd becauscof the rans .. Los Angeles has a n s.game lead over San t'rnncisco and a n ''"·anme edge over San Fran- cl~co with 15 games rem aining. "WE'RE PLA ~ING OUR BEST ball ~Ince last Ap ril." said Manatt:?r Tom t.asorda, recalling the Dodtters' 17·3 m onth which launched them to J runa way victory an the NL West. The Dod~ers are 31 games above 500. 89-58, which ls exactly where they were after 147 games a year ago. Thursday night. Dave Lopes and Ron Cey s lugged home runs for the Dodgers' only scoring as they won their firth game an a row. THE ASTROS SCOR ED THEIR one run tn t he s ixth Inning against winner Rick Rhoden, 9 7. on s ingles by Enos Cabell. Bob Watson a nd Dennis Walling. That m arked the only run agoinst th~· Dod gers in their last 29 lnnmgs Rhoden. making his first start since July 31, m place of Injured Tommy John. worked six inningi. a nd scattered s ix sin gles. Lance Rautz.han pitched two scoreless innings and then Terry Fors ter s tranded the tying and go-ahead runs in the ninth for his 20th save. In his five appearances in Sep- tembe r. Forste r has four saves and one victory "I'm throwing the best t have in o long t ime.'' said the Dodgers· veteran left-handed reliever "TllE ARM I~ ABOUT 90 percent. but as Ion~ as I J(('t ~uy'I out. that·.,. all that m atter!' .. 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