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Home My WebLink About1978-09-18 - Orange Coast Pilot1 : ape uspect este Porpoise Bumps Guard, Delays Reseue Efforts M ONDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 VOL. 11, lfO »1,) S~CTIOltl.. •~AMI .Jr •. Wraagler ·~-....... l'<•llll·man ur thl• future Cocly Deuprel' pnH·liel•:-. h1!- lt·nc·l0 po .... t lto;.m1n g lt•<'hn1q111 • at thl• 24th ('41 nud1 :in Coun l~ 1-'rl·t· Ft11r in El Ht•no, Okl:1 Iii··'\ thl· :l vc•ur old :-.on or Mr <lll<I Mr:-. ll:1rrv Dt•upn·~~ of Mus ti..lng ' Drummer Died of Overdose LONDON 11\P 1 Rock drum· mer Keith Moon cooked a steak brt•akfo~t. ale at in ~d bcsidl' his Swedish frnncee and then look a "vusl overdose'· of slePP· In~ pills that killed hi m . a cor· Onl•r's court hcurd loduy. Wl'slminstcr Corone r Gavin Thu rston d cl'ided lh<it tht- 1.!Vtdc ncc did not jui;tify u con ('lusion or su1c1de. PalhOI06(1Sl Pror. Kt•1lh S1mp11on testified that hl' found ubout lwicl· thl' maximum :.aft· I (• v c I 11 f I h l' s t• d a t I v 1· llt•minevi'nn in Moon 's blood. llt•mim·v1rin 11-o a Bnt1i,h lrndt· n·~1me for the 1>rt•1-ocriplton drug t' h I o r m e t h 1 a :rn I e c d 1 s y I a l t'. which 1s used lo treat inl>omnw and alrohohsm, lo combat lh1· craving for alcohol Muon. lhl• clrumml·r for lhl· rock band Tht• Who, rlll'd Sept 7 at ht'> upartmcnt in London·..., i.wank Mayfair :.t·ct1on Bl•s1dt•s that. SampMm 1-oaid, ht• found thl· rt•mams of about 32 15,~ Dead or ln"ured 11em1nev1r1n tubll-ls m thl' 31. ~ 'I year-old drummer's stomach . Roek Star's Last Meal: Steak in d With Fianeee Guard Hit Porpoise Hinders Re.cue DEL MAR • P 1 A porpoise bumped a 24 -ycar· old lift."guard when the man tried lo swim lo lhl' rl's cuc or swimmer~ caui!ht In.-r ip current. The lidt• swl•pt fiH· young boys c.nd girl~ about a (juartcr-mil(' from shon· Sunday . As hl' and t wo other lifegmird~ ~warn to them. Randy Brimm :-.aw a porpoise slip under him. lhcn hit him on thl' stomu('h hl'fort· swimming <1way. Bnmm :-.a id th<.· blow knocked the wind out or him und le ft him in .. ._. panic s tate.·· There w<.·n· M'\'t•ral other porpo1:-.<!s in thl· arN.1. appare ntly pla _, .. mg. "I don 't th ink this w:.is intention:.il. ·· th(' hfl•gtwrd ~uicl ufll·r the rcst·ues. Earlier Time Set Football Bumps Carter's Speech Is~ael,. Egypt · l l l Chafing · r WAS lllNGTON IA P l -'1 Crucki. began to appear today in tht• fr a A ill· sl ruc·turl' of M idt•asl pvart· foshioned al Camp David, <1s F.i.iyplian Fon•1i.:n M mister f Mohamml'CI I. Kame l rcs1gn<.'<1 a nd l:.raell Priml' Min1stl'r i Menat:ht•m fl('J.!lll differed with I l r.s Offi C'1als ubout Is rael's right 1 111 put new st•tllcmt•nts on the Wl·sl Hunk. Report1-o of Kamel's resigna- t 1 o n were confirm e d by MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stones, Photos, A4 knowledi:wahlt· l\meocan or. llClals. WhO l'XPr<'l>SCd rear al was an tnd1cat1on th<1L Egyptian 1'rcs1dt·nt Anwar Sadat could not :.ell the al{r<:c mt'nl to lhe Arab world Kame l bt>raml' ro r ci1tn m 1n1:.ler allc>r h.mall 1-·ahmy rel'la~ned la.'>t yt•ar m protest to BOSTON 1 J\ P > -tJ S llow.e Boston Globe rcporll•<I Sadat's 1rulial rx:an• overture to S p<'akl'r Thoma1-o P O "Neill "Ill' told mt• lo gt•l n •udy for a Israel. pcr1-ouadL·d Prl·~1denl C<irler to 9 o 'c lock 1EDT1 Joint M'1-o.,1on Ucgm, speaking m llc'brew to move ha11 speech to Conl(res:. to m orrow nig ht.·· tht• <ilob1• an audicnc:c hmatl'd to brach re· tonight ahNuJ one.• hour .to avoid r1uotcd O'Nt!ill a~ ~aying 1n a port l'rs . ('a"I more doubt on the a dash with thl• lel('('ast of thl' tc ler>hone inlNv1ew from h1 '> durntullty or the agreement • ·~w t;n~~t~~ lJ,J.Ql ~· .. J)Qm:r-Q!l,CIWC...Cod 'N; i:.:IUVAM:~~,f\.1hil~iU1l.,~" ttii'r°Hb-"fti' 'OHt. A'f~ai . 1 ~ itN~\:.0--. -c m'ti1Tfnfc1'11 't'o~'!ffoffffSW"1{01fe\)~ .. : ~ LeuJ(UC footba ll game lht• .. said. 'Mr. rr.-irnli•nl , 9 st•ttlcml'nls on lh<' West 0 ank .. ~'Qj~a;~ ~..,_,7". • i ·.· f '™ 8'"~ :::X r.::t;:,.,;:,....,. ,_a.~~=r,;;~~~ ~ '1':. • .._.-·-__ ,,..._ "T"........... :W.t~~,,.r ..... ~· "'~-·~·;, ~-~ralqijliiJ Sh · k F II and coni. 1 a va l C'>vl'?-' OC S 0 0 W · dosl'." he told lhl' <·ourt. "There ·Iran Earthquake 'fl<: I IHI\ N . I r:t n I I\ I' I -I\ M•r1t•s of afh•n,h<l<'k:. rum hied to day throu)(h 11orlht•ai.tcrn lnm. Whl'rl' 15,000 f>C'llJllC Wl'rt~ report t•c1 d<'ud or lnJUrt!d from an l'IJrlhquukt• lhut demolis hed 40 v1 ll11,:tc1-o and badly damaged 60 otht•rs Suturdoy Ofrat·1als i.md thl'y fearNl the dPnth loll from lht· quake, wh1eh ml'Uhured 7 7 on the Rlchtt•r bC Ult• and wus tht• blrongclil re· cordl'd th1i. yt•<Jr. would rise wht•n reports wer<' n •cc1ved from murv r<'mole orcu11 ll s aid sevC'rul thousand peo· pit• In villages i;urroun1l1nJ( Tabas, epicenter of the qunkc, were bohevcd buried In lhc rub· ble of their homes. The u ea is an agricultural re· gion noted for dalet>. oran"cs and grain and is located on the edge of the Kavir Desert. "Tabas has become a mound of r ubble. bc>nl Iron bcami, 1:1nd dirt." one witnesr; said. "From each family. only one <See QUAKE, Page i\2 > 1s nu doubt in my mind thut death wus dUl' 10 lhis m·usl'liv1• overdose tuken hy mouth ;ind at about the same liml'." Annette Walt<'r Luit. l'nl(agcd to Moon only the day before his dulh, testified th al her lonl( t1ml' boyfriend sometimes <!X· reed ed prC'sc rabed dose s of :.lecpml( pill!\ "bul he would not take more than he knew wa~ ltafe." Cycli8t Killed FR ESN<Y>IAPl - A motorcyclist from Trucy. Steven Cr aig Donley, 28, hus died from head lnjuries sutained in an uc- ricfenl here . ' o'clock'.' That's whl·n t ht· foot · ,,. hall ~ame is on . My frit·nd· durinJt thP f1 v<'·ycar transirion t P a triols prc:sid,.nt i lli ll v period cnv1sagl'<i by the a~rcc· S Il l " m1•n1 . u van hus his team on. llow l\rti•r IW~in. Sadat and Prcsi-PHONE RINGING aboul 8 o'clo<'k ? '~f' ~ UF'I:'D S' ~ "E dr•nt Cartl'r signed the agrec- a.AJI 'tb ~ •~ft 1/1.£1 "The President said. "f'tnl', R ment Sunduy flight . American "I rented 1t ri~ht away and tho phone was 11tlll ringing off the hoo1t... . Thal 's the st o ry this s ue· cesstul Balboa advertiser told after placing this ad In the Dally Pilot. Wlnlt'r l'l'nlul 2 bdr. l 2 blk 1(1 \\11' 83S<I Cull xx'<·XXH If you have a home or aR "partment to rent. cull 842·5678. A. friendly ld·vlser 'Wiii help you write an efficient ad. o'clock.'" oHi<'iali. told rep1vte rs tha t lsra('I romm11tcd itself to e11tablii.hin~ no new settlcmentt. <See SUMMIT, P a1c i\Z) Carter is to address o Joint session 61 Congress to brlct lb · members of the Maddie Eui.t peace talks held al Comp Dov1d a mong Carter, Egyptian Prci.1 · dent Anwar Sadat a nd Israel! Prime Minister Mc nac he m Begin. Carter·s address lo Con"rei;s will be carried by Channels 4 and 7. It will be ~hown ot S.30 p. m. PDT on 4 1 lope dtilay I lllld ul S on ChuMcl 7 Coast Weathe r Th(• nl'w lrcmorA cuused panic in the region. ubout 400 m1lc!'> 11outhcasl or 'rt•hron, and fears of ~lllolher mojor quake The offictul Pars news agency said two·thirds of the 12,000 resi- dents or the c-1ty of Tubus dlt.'<i und mm1t 11urvivors were lnjur(.'<i i;eriou8ly. Laguna Rape Suspect Nabbed Mostly c lear through Tuesday. Local ~u s t y winds 15 to JO mph bl'low t•oa1-otul cunyom. Tucsduy . Lows torll"ht 55 to 60. lllJths Tuesday 77 lo 82. INSIDE TODA 't' Two Sentenced STOC'KllOl.M, Sweden <APl -A doctor ond outhoress eham- vlonl'na "druth help" were eot1· vlcl d or man,.lnughter and aen· ll'nccd to eight months In prison ht're for htilpma 1.1 par81yir.ed man die The c.'onvlrllon" and • ntenc were Sweden 'i fl nit In a euthanaala 51110 . La1uno Beach Police bellv" a s u!lpert they arrested on SU8PI· cion ctf kldnur>pina und rape Hr· ly Sunday momlhJC may be the sam e man who was rolled In o 1lmllar attack urller In the evenln1. A Newport Beach wom11n . who opproached a man In a van lo give him dlrcctlon11 to a Laguna Beac.'h address, W88 araibbcd by the hair, for('ed Into the vchlcl at gunpoint, and later raped, poll(.'(~ tta Id lod 8 )' Police bt'llt've Kevin Lee Keyt1tuver. W. or Yorba Llndu wos the mon responsible for that and u islmllor a bduction attempt In Santa Ana Heights late Sutur· day nl~ht. Keyfauver, a USC stude nt ma· Jortn1 In bu"lness, wu11 b-Oln1 held In Orange County Jail this mornln11 with ball 11<ll a t $50.000. pollce •aild In tha Laguna Roach rape.-. poUce said a Newport beach woman h.ct left her cstron1ed husband's house on Cliff Drive horlly before mldntaht Satur- day when a m an drove up and uked her ror dlrocllona. When the woman appro•ched the van, the su"pect grabbed her by the hair. 1tuck • pellet aun ln her face and forced her to aet ln· to the van. Police uld he li ter r11*1 tho woman In the back or th~ van on a realdc ntlul street , then re· turned hor to the Cliff Drive Id· dre11 The woman's husband, who had bcl'ome con cerned when he found his wlfc'll car still out In front. woa outside when the van pulled up and the woman Jumped out. T h • hu1~a nd Immediately • , called PGIJce and described the van ind It.I occupant. Ottlcer Mark t'l1hcr s r>0lled the van on w1un• Canyort Road near the San Die10 f.'rccway. 1nd arretted Keyf1uvt'r les~ tha n ellht mlnutea after the call to pollce. Sh eriff lnve1t1a1tor T ony Pasul1qu1 Hid La1un1 's rape suspect might be:> the ume mnn who attemptud to abduct a Santu An• llel1hu wom an at about 11 : 15 Saturday nlaht In that crime, deputies said <tiee RAP£, Pllt' AU llorhnr Hrjorm Tt>mple ond St. Mark Prea&ytt>rlon Churcl1 lialJf' come up wtt~ ,. ·mt.rt>(! mt'lr;tage,. See Jo'1:<1lurmg, Page Cl . ...... ct 4J ., 144 A• •• 8 \.J .. ' •• .. ., M M . .. ,U OAIL Y PILOT s Reaction· Mixed on Mideast Accords B)' Tht' ~h•l\'d l'rt a. hr1H'hi. tod..i~ rt>t·t'I\ t•d t ht C ,rn111 l>a' 1d Mi.ti, ,,.,t Pt't1t•1• .w <'Ollh "Ith m1 wd JO\ an'1 ..t I) Jll 1•l1t n~IOH \\ 111 I,• t-• .: \ Ill ll 'llll\ ' l'Olll lOlll'tf 1\1'\\'J).1~1 ' 'iUd lho dot•11tt1l•nts me an l1r l'I wilt pull out of <><'<'UJ>ll'Ci Ar.-b hand 11..1 I d I ttll Sy rt_. U I\ cl I h l' t>.11, ''"Ii' l.1twr.1tion Ort(.1ntl•I uon 11•11" h-11 ttw .1.ir1•1·m1·n1' •" ti\ 111•1·11"1 ·1 h1· ~" ll•t Union 1:-~u,•d a tlu• 'h tknunc1ut10n t·.1lhn1 lhc ai.:11•1•nwnu · 1.1 r('al plot ull••n.. .. l U11 p,·01•h'' 11f th1• M 1dclh· f...c.t . .nd the tokrl,,lb of pca('l' · i\ nd 1n J r lt·.1r 'lt~n ,, or thl' di( I 11• 11I t11·' t-:1o1y p1111n Pn·i.11!.•nt 1\11" u1 ~.ul,11 fu1·1·' 10 lolluwtn~ throui.:h no < um11 l>u\ottl. lJ S 11( f11•1uh, I l'~ffh.'U 111 '-\ Ulihtni;&ton thJI Eicy1x N fort'ign mlnisk r. MohJmm\'C'I I Kumt-1 hni. 11· 'il(nc•cl Jppun·ntl) 1n prol\'~t tu I h•· .1l>(r1.·1.·nw11t1' u11nuurt11·d Sun II 1\ m.iht h r 111'11 I' 11 rn ~ \I 1 o 1 -i l c r M l ' n u r h 1• m H e & 1 n . 1 n u Wu!l htnglon tnlt.•r vH•w wl<h Radio l•n•~I. t1,11urt•d braehi. I h <I I 111 .111 •I Cl I Ill. r "' r u "' I nl· i ot 11.1 l or~ con clud l'd .. u n r1~nt•nH"nl with ho nor und 'l'l'lll'Jt'' .. Thl· mo:-.l lavor:ihll· '"';11'11 re· .1.-t1on "'" ft om 1x•un· groups ,md llll' oppo:.1t1on l,11bor Purty. Doubt cam l' from OeJ!in '11 c·on· ~t·rvuti \-e Lakud bloc Thl· EJlyptlan nl'wspaper ac· <'Otanti. appt•urcd aim~ at head· 111.: utf irnpn·ss1ons that Pres!· cl••nl i\nwar S<1'1at comprombl>d on ha~ dt•ll)tmd ror total l!.rucll· w1th<lruwul from all Arab ler· rltory. "Curter and Sadat a nd 8 •gin Announl'\' lhl' Camp David Pence Agreement. .. bannered the outhorltat1ve Al Ahram. whllf' Al Goumhouri#t i.a1d. "The Camp David Agreement. lbraeh Withdrawal from Sinill a nd the Wc:.t Bank and Gaza ... In Be irut. Lebanon. a spokesman for PLO leader Yussl·r Arafat said. "There can be no Middle East peace without the PLO." Police in Jerusale m said they expect fierce reaction Cro m the PLO . The gucrr all a s have stepped up their terrorist bomb· ings in the six weeks since the plans for the talks we re an· noun('Cd . vowing to disrupt the sum mil Jcwi1 1n Eas t JNu::.a le m fcarc-d new sabotugt., and police said they were called to examme about 40 suspected bombs. twice the us ual number. within eiaht hour s o r the news Crom Washington For Arabs in the old cit y. it wus business as usual. "What.ever happens will be all righl The tourists will s till comt.• ... said shopkeeper Nttb1t Atallah. Syria's government radio said the ugreemcnt would "bring no Soneo.:a Winning Rebels Vow New Attacks M .\N1\GUA. Nicaragua •AP• -Pn·'>ldl·nt Anastasio Som oza's nJl1011al guard was reported m u1Jp111i.: up one or the last two t•,·n h'r s of rebc·I resastanct in 11ortll\l.~I Nlci.lragua today and m.1k1ng :.tto"ady pro~n:~:-. tn the 111twr dci.p1tc hard fighting by :-, ... nd 1nasta ~ucrrtllas -. 'Gtdactica' Tops Em.mys, '/Ung Kong' NEW 'Y ORK IAP l i\ B C 's three-hour pre · m tl'fl' of ··Battle Star C;,ilat.'t1c a " ca ptured l;irg1·r a udiences tn three Ing t·1tu.·~ than the tough c:ompl'lil1on on CBS and ~ H('. overnig ht figures fr<1m lhl' 1\ C N 1e lM·n ('umpan.v ~how 'l'h1· 'pa1·1· ad vt•nlurt· -.hrm t·lmmt'Cf !wt \\.l'l'n 40 1wrl't•rll and 44 percent of t111• :iud11m1·t• in Nt•w York C'11 v m ha ll hour t•heck::. v.h1l1· •I v.a~ on thl' air, rnmµarcd lo range:-. of 24 pt·rt'l'nl to JO pcr<·cnt for l'HS · hro;,idrnst of the Em· m.\ award!. i.how <.tnd 22 pcn•cnt to 24 pert.·enl for N BC's telt·cast or the Dino 0 1 L a u rt.• n Ii 1 s mo,.'". King King .. Thl' 1,o!. Angele~ t ally from N1ebt·n wa~ 48·55 for ·· Baltll•:.tar Galact1ca. ·· 24.zg for the Emmy::. and 1-1 25 for ··Kang Kong.·· It abo did well in C'h1t•ago E',.._Pa~AI QUAKE ••• In the !)()Uth. Somot1.1's troo~ n ·pelled an attempt to O\'ttrrun a border out post and prol'la1m u l)trip of border land "fn:c ler- r I lo r y ." The rebel:. lhuc retreated tnlo Costa Rtca but vowed to return for another ai-· ~uult. In Managua. where the re was i.catte red shooting Sunday nlgtit. hu:.1ncssmen announced their dt·tcrminat1on to continue a s lnke la unched Aug. 25 10 force the 1>rcsidcnt's resignation. A commission from the Organi:tation of American States arrived in Costa Rica to in· Vt·~I iguk the co~ta Rican gov- er nme nt · s I.' h u r'g e I hat a Nica raguan plane a ttacked a truck two miles ms adc Costa Rica. .. Re Flies Through t.lae Air ••• P ersons returning rrom the northwest said they saw many dead and wounded They said the national guard. Nicaragua's 7,SOO ·man arm y a nd po lice force. was executing people sus· Pl'Clcd of being s nipers 1n Este h ..ancLCh.ulandcgi1 The guard r eported its forcei. n•took t'ontro l of Ch ina ndegu Sunday afll'rnoon and wen.· con tinuing with mop.up operations. Thl·n~ we rl' reports of continued 'n1pcr fan• lhl'rc today. Reports from Estc·h said governme nt trnops were advancing steadily A hung g lider pilot lake!. fli,qhl off Ol'<.1d I lonw Po1 nl m ~oulht·rn Clah 111 t he fina l day of tht.• World ln\'ltattonal lfang Gl1dt.'r Cha mpion ~h1ps. The pilots compete in \·anous skilb and maneuvers during lht> I O·da~· en•nt under hc•avy fire Rcrugt"es from Esteli !>aid the guard bombed. s trafed and rocketed the downtown area of Sunset Beach Fller Wins Race in Reno lhc city Sunday, causing great RENO. Nev. IAP I _The ting ton. llowie Keefe. Marina cl cstrucllon. Troops were re1>9rt· h of f S Dt!I Rey and Scott Smith. Orlan· l'd e ntering E s teli from t' he dcat s two tiers ·aturduy and m·s r ble ther Sund , t do. Fla .. rounded out the top north and south along the Pan 1· e a wea · ay <a~ a fi vt.•. /\m l'·ri·can Ht"ghw"'y today. pa ll over this year's running orthl' .. R N t I Ch h A Rana look the AT·6 cha m . Reporter.-were s top""d at a eno a aona amp1ons 1p ir "'" R p1onship with a s peed of 205.714 nalaonal guurd checkpoint three a.ces. mph. followed by Dick Sykes of mtlt•s from Est.cit and were not The three·day c rowd wa ~ T d oluca La ke. J im Mott of Long permitted to enter estimate by race offlcuib al a Beach. Pat Palmer or Seattle In Leon. where the .i:tu<1rd re· record 60.500. but m any in Sun· and J ohn Mosby. Cuba. Mo gained <.'onlrol Si.ILUrdu y, wit day's crowd gave up when 30· nl•sscs n ·ported summi.lry ex· knot wan ds. accompam ed bv Gary Levitz of Scottsdale. l'l'Ulion~ or s uspected ~111pers. blowing n un a nd lcmpcralun·:, Ant . won the third of Sunday·:. 1'~11t1re blocks of the city were tn the 40s. suspende d all flying rates to a P·38. topping the p.J8 <it.-s troyl•d during th1.· fi ghlini:. for 90 minutes. of Lefty Gardner or Mercedes. R\'d Cross sources in Leon When the ral'e:. rc·~umt:d. T exi.l s. by 10 seconds with a FrotaP~AI RAPE ••• the woman walked out to a van in front of her home on Azure Street to give directions lo a ma n in a van. And. as in the Laguna abduc· lion. the man grabbed his victim by the heir and showed her a pellet gun. But before he could force the Santa Ana He ights woman Into the car. the victim's father came out or the houst and chased the s uspect orr. Keyfauver is accused or as· sault with a deadly weapon in the Santa Anu Heights incident. a nd facC's charges of kidnap- ping. rape and sex perversion in the Lagunu Beach case. .... pl'rso n ha ~ ::.urvavcd ... :.aid !.aid they counted 300 de<Jd and Steve Hinton or Claremont won sptw d of 348.287 mph. They we rl' unotht.'r ubout J.000 wounde d . They said the Unlimited honors for the fo llowed by Paul Probcrezny. • .......... uJ Ra Th<.' n ational radio and about 7.000 refugees reported to second straight year in his Red Hales Corners .. Wisc.: Vernon ~8 l p tl'll'v1:.ion service said a t lea:.t 80 H<'d Cro:.s centers. but many Baron P51 fighter and Ralph Thorpe. Scottsdale. Ariz .. and pcrct·nt of thl' town of Firdaus. more fled the city. Rina of Sunl)et Beach won the John Muszala . Chino. Hi s• about 100 mill's east of Ta bab. The uprising, led by leftist AT·6 race which was suspended , l8 1nger was destroyl•d and .. m any.. Sandinista National Liberation following Salurday's f<llal al'cl· werl' killed or inJured. Front guerrillas. has been joined dent. Fire Hits Llbrary FLORENCE. Ala. 1AP1 pc:;cc 1n tht• Arab world nnd will solve no problcmi. .. The broad· <·a:.t ~aid Syrian Prc:.1dcnl lfaf. fot A!>:.ud':. govcrnmt'nt derided m <idvanct' to reJcct uny deal Hn:.1ng from lh<· :.ummtl. Syria and the PLO head a hard·liOO Arab front oppost'd to Sa~al 's peace efforts The front. w.h1ch also 1ni.'lude~ Algeria, Libya and Soulh Yemen. wi ll hold 1t:. own !>ummlt W1.·dnesday IO D<tma:.CU!. lO <'0 Ullter thtJ Camp David meeting Saudi Arabia's stale radio re· ported the outcome without com · me nt. * * * FroaP~AI SUMMIT ••• during the n cgotia11on!> Cor P<ilestin1an autonomy to thc re· gion. Begin a lso told lhl• Israeli i;.rt.>ss that Israel pl annc.'<I to muin lain a mrlttary presP.nce in the West Bank area even after the trans ition ptoriod t o insure Israe li securitv. He also d.1scloi.ed that the Unitt·d State. promised to build Isr ael two n£•w ;ur bases in the Negev Desert to re plete<.' those tn the Sln<1i being returnl!d lo Egyptian control. There was no immeadate ex· plana tion or the appar ent dis- c rep a nc y between Bl'gan's version of the agreem ent and that or the u.s officials .Meanwhile. C<irter. cla1 m1ni:t success ··rar beyond any expct• tations" at his Camp Dav1cl summit . plans to soltcit support from Congrc~!. for the p1:etc1• fra mework he signed with Be~m and Sudat Carte r addrcsstis Congre:.s tonight m joint session al 5 p.m POT Channel 7 will carry at at 5. Channl'I 4 at 5· 30. S adat met sepa r at ely th1~ morning a t the Egyptian em · bassy with Vice President Walte r F Mondale. former Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller and former Secretary of State He nry A. Kissinger Al an e mot1on·packed Whitt• House ceremony S unday night. Carter joined Begin and Prest de nt Sadat in formally adopting a w ide -ranging accord t hat Carte r suad "will provide that Israe l may li ve in peace withm :.ecure border.. ·· The text of the "fram ework for peace ... made public t.oday. gives far greater atte ntion to Jordan's potential role in a hoped-for settle ment than did the remarks of Carter . Begin - and Sadat on Sunday night. Arter stating that .. Jordan will be invited to Joan th<' negolia· lions on th<! bas ts of the framework ... the doc ume nt s pe lle d out ways tn which Jordan would play ,a part in a ll phases or talks involvir.g tht· West Bank and the Gaza Strrp To date King Husscto has rt." fused to JOin the peace• proce:.s There has been no ind1cat1on Uw Camp David conferee:-. had um ass urance that their accord~ would chan·ge Hllssein ·~ mmd. The fine print o f tht• "framework" a lso specified that the five.year J)(mod for lsraelr military withdrawal from tht.• West Bank and Gaza would not begin until a "s<'lf·govcrnmg authority" has been establishl'Ci in thost• regions. Ht·s<'Ul' l<.'ums co nt inued to by larg1• numtx-rs of civilians Dr. Dimitry V. Prian. a Long Country mus ic singer Geor~e pull h11d1cs anti a rew survivors di!.&alisfil'<i with mor e than 40 Beach gynecologist. and Don PORTERVILLE cAP 1 -Fire J ones has tx.-cn charged with us 5 Held m· Raid from thl' rubble of the fl attenL"anyoix·rutorfrom EI library al Porterville High followmgan a pparcnt arguml'nt S AN 1-'RA NCfSCO 1AP•- Off1c1ab i.:11d those who were has been to hold out as long as Monte. dlt.'d arter their plane~ School. autnortlie8 reportl'Ci . The with a songwriting frie nd. poltce Drug agent:. a rrestti d fi n · safe were without s he lter. Tht<y possible, then abandon positions collided in the first turn of <1n ftre sprl•ad throug h the roof and :.aid persons in u raid on un illei,:al ''ml that mc1:.t of the injurL'Ci and escape into the hihs. AT~ heal race Saturday. a ttic Sunday night, collapsing Ch1tif Deputy Jones Irons said "speed " laboratory in ii homl' would be flown to hospitals near Federal Aviation Adminislra· parts or the celling. firdightcr.. .Jon es was freed Sunday ;J f. .1long tht· San Fruncisco.oal ~ Tl!hTan. lion orficials were conducting <t :.atd. ler POl>tingS2.500 bond City bordt•r · The Red l.10.n ·•ndSun.Jran's 4~pe J'ury ro~ful'Tuv~tlgatioo . b~ ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. officials s aid the accident wa:. Rl'd ~~s. d1bpatchc.d med~~l r~~ ,.Pl&G9 t,AP,) "'"""~'-W.W.: :;impJy ~.result of two f!l<tnes flO· -~~ .. ~.-.~" · ~~~~~ ·-.~ 4' ~ff!l~'t!"'~f3~ -,,,.,.-n-cu ·by" r fl.It l4't'G':tto~·i11rn t~~ 1 · Sha~ r.:'ohamm~d ~cza_ Pahlav~ Burbank flying club must be together. u rdt rtd 7oo soldie r s to lhc towed orr a dirt fill near the N·. Hinton's winning s peed ol ~tnckt•n are a to help rescue ~nd lional City boal launching ra;p 414 457 mph gave h im a 7 n!cdat·al . workt·r~. Th~ soldiers whl·rc 1t made an emergency second victory over Don Whit· ~ct up !l('ld ho~pital~ and ,d•s· lunding Sunday. The pilot. Nick tington of F'ort Lauderdale . f-'la. trihutcd food . water a nd Simon of San Gabriel and three John Putman of Bake rs field was mcd1ctnc passcnners es ,........i • ' th"1rd 20 seconds .... h· d Whit M a:ss burials were orde rc ___ ,, ___ ._c_ .. _""'_"_'"_J_u_r_y_. ------· ______ •Jt:_'_m ___ · tl•mpcratun:s an the 1.irl·a rose to 90 dl'grL'l.~ and bodies decom· posed. 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Stoeks VOL. 71 , NO. 261 , 3 SECTIO~S, 21 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALIFORNIA c TEN CENT Reaction Mixed on Mideast Accords By 1111e ANKlak4 Preu t ratll1 today r ceh·ed lh amp David M deut peace ac· cords with mlxed joy and ap prtlh nslon •Mio EM.ypt 'i 11tate t-.>ntrolled ne~ pe~rs said the documents mt-an Israel wll1 pull out of e>«IAJ)tt'd Arab lknd Hi.rd hn · yr1a and t-he Pal •hoo Llbtt lion Organiu· Hon rt•.)t'(·too the •erttments a~ t.'X~t:led The Soviet Union issued a harsh dtnunclaUon. calling the aare mcnli "a real plot ""alnst lite peop&ea or the M addle F.ast and the lnter ta <>f peace · · And In a clear signal of the d1r. ficulltea Efl)'ptlun Presidrnt Anwar Sadat (uce1> In following through on Camp David, US of· ficlala reportt.-d In Washington that Eaypt's foreign minister. Mohammed I. Kamel. bus re sjancd. apparently in protest to the agreements announced Sun· day night. laraeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, ii\ a Was hington interview wllb Radio Israel, assured Israelis that he and oth et Israeli negotiators con cluded .. an agreement with honor and ecurity." Th& m08t ravorable Israeli re· aclk>n was from peace groups and the opposition Labor Party. Doubt came from 'Regil)'s con· o.lty ...... MMf P""9 •WHO'LL GIMME A BID?' ASKS AUCTIONEER A. Z. STEIN AT FUN ZONE SALE Hundred• Turned Out to Buy Everything From Pinball G•m•• to Stuffed Toye 'History' A.uetioned Fun Zoll#! Artifaeb Draw Heavy Bidding A small part or the Orange Coast's past went on the auction block Sunday. Nearly 350 people showed up at the old Balboa Fun zone in Newport Beach to bid for vin· tage pinball machines or boxes of beanbag.weighted ashtrays. The bidding was fast and furious. B111 Olson, who has operated the arcade for the past. 16 years -and who's been around the Fun zone for most of lls 50·year history -officially closed shop with Sunday's auction. The block·square a musement park was sold recently. The new I ~ o~ners want to refurbis h it. Olson said he was unable to ·come to agreement with the new owners over his lease. so be de· cided to hold the auction. Most of the machines that went on the block Sunday were in less than prime condition. Many of them were older than the Fun Zone itself. Home Park Assesses Tide, Surf Damage Bidde rs crowded into the arcade building s, huddling around s weating auctioneers to bid on the old games. Some .were collectors. Others were IOblting for something to spruce up the ir own game rooms. Still other bidders were dealers who restore the old machines. Residents or El Morro Beach " had another bad one in 1972. but Even al $350. the going price for the newer pinball machines. the dealers said they could make <See SALE, Pag~ A2> Mobile Home Park were survey it wasn't like this one." ing the damage today from a Peyton said the mobile home lhree·day onslaught of high tides ordea l caught residents by and heavy surf. surprise. · But a mid·moming high tide "TropicaJ Storm Norman took 1:1 b ll G today did little damage to the 73 a lot o( the sand out a couple or . L' oot a ame mobile homes on the ocean side weeks ago," he said. "Then we o( the 294·space park, located started getting some or it back. between Corona del Mar and and we thought we were doing Kicks Cr.rter Laguna Beach. fine." ._... · Bill Peyton. manager. and But a s uccession or unusually part.owner of the park. said he high tides ate away at the roun-"our AJie--1 is attempting to take stock of the dations or more than 40 mobile flj l«.f, damage in the wake or several homes, "and all oC a sudden it · b. tijles. tbat w{l!jhed a~-~~ .&QL~Ntl)'_...01'1A~r~" P~tolv -BOSJ'QN .CAPJ -u.s_ Hous_~ t!e~W·dMn~·-~~.~wntn'!f'ffm,,-Uid\inlr.··..., · -........-.,11~~ c:;:.,u ~ -~~l1' home into the drink Saturday Peyton said sand frequently persuaded President Carter to · night. . moves back and forth between move his speech to Congress ~doesn't look like we'll lose nearby Scotchman's Cove and tonight ahead one hour to avoid too much more sand," the park El Morro. "If they have a big a clash with the telecast or the man ager said today. beach , we'll generally have a N e w E n g 1 a n d P at r i o t s. "This one was the worst l've small one," he said. Ba It i more Co I t s Na ti on a I ever seen." the 23·year mobile The sand usually returns to League football ga me, the home park resident said. "We the beach as fast as it goe~ he Boston Globe reported. said. "He told me lo get ready for a Coas t Weathe r Mo~tly clear through Tuesday. Loca l gusty winds 15 to 30 mph below c9astal canyons Tuesday. ~ows tonight ss to 60. Highs Tuesday 77 to 82. INSIDE TODA W Harbor Reform Temple ond St. Mork Presbyterian Church have a>me 11i> with a •ml zed marriage.' See Featudng, Page Cl. ..... CZ C2 IP M :: aN .. .. ., ,.. ,.. But not this time. 9 o'clock < EDTl joint session Activity at the mobile home tomorrow night,·' the Globe park this morning was in sharp quoted O'N.eill a~ saying In .a · contrast to the battlefield·like telephone mterv1ew from his action Friday night and Satur· home on Cape Cod. day morning when more than "I said. 'Mr. President. 9 100 state corrections inmates o'clock? That's when the root· joined with local residents to ba II "ame ·is on. My friend shore upthe battered homes .. -I Patriots president> Billy "We're graterul for the help Sullivan has his team on. How the county gave us and the stale about 8 o'clock? people we~ most 'cooperative," ."The ~ident said. "Fine, 8 Peyton said. "They were most o clock. . . certainly instrumental in saving Carter is to address ~ -Joint a number of mobile homes." session ot Congress 1:<> brief the 87 ,000 Taken From Newport Car Newport Beach police are seeking the thief who stole a wallet containing f1 ,000 in caah from the seat or a car Sunday ar. temoon. . . Emlllo Azcarra1a. a visitor from Mexico City. told police his wallet was lert ln bis unlocked car while he was looking tor a home under construction on Harbor Island. members o( the Middle East peace talks he!d at Camp David. Carter's address to Congress will be carried by Channels 2, 4 and 7 atSp.m. PDT Mishap Kills 5 BRIDGEPORT <AP> -Five people were killed and a sixth was missing this aftemoon after tbelr small aluminum boat was capslied by high wtnds bowllpg acrosa Mono Lake tn the moun· lalns pear Yosemite Park. authortllet ~aid. ldfnlities w,..e withheld perldlng ooUrtcaUon of next or kin. It .. servatlve Ukud bloc. The Ecyptla.n newspaper ac· counts appeared aimed at bead· lng off impressions that Presi· dent Anwar Sadat compromised on his dema.nd for total Israeli withdrawal from all Arab ter· ritory. "Carter. and Sadat and Begin AQno1,rnce the Camp David Peace Agreement." bannered the authoritative Al Abram. whjle Al Goumhouria said. "The * * * Camp David Agreement: Israeli Withdrawal from Sinai and the West Banlc and Gaza ... lo Beirut, Lebanon. a s pokesm an for PLO leader Y asser Arafat said, "There can be no Middle East peace without the PLO." Police in Jerusalem said they expect fierce r~action from the. PLO. T he guerrillas have stepped up their terrorist bomb· ings in the six weeks since the * * * plans for the talks were an· nounced, vowing lo disrupt the summit. Jews in East Jerusalem reared new sabotage, and pollce said they were called to examine about 40 suspected bombs. twice the usual number. within eight ho u r s ·or the n ews from Washington. For Arabs in the old city. it was business as usual. * * * Dissent Mars Hopes for Peace WASHI NGTON <AP I Cracks began to appear today in the fragile structure or Mideast peace fashioned at Camp David. as Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed I. Kamel resigned and Is raeli Prime Minis ter Menachem Begin differed with U.S. orficials about Israel's right to put new settlements on the West Bank. Reports or Kamel 's resigna· lion were conrirmed by MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories, Photos, A4 knowledgeable American of. r1cials, who expressed fear 1t was an Indication that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat could not sell the agreement to the Arab world. Kame l beca m e foreign minister .after Ismail Fahmy resigned last year in protest to Sadat's initial peace overture to Israel. .. Begin, speaking in Hebrew to an audienee limited to Israeli re- porte~. cast more doubt on the durability of the agreement when he sald Israel made no commitment to establish no oew settlements on the West Bank during the five.year transition period envisaged by the agree- ment. After Begin. Sadat and Presi· · dent Carter signed the agree· ment Sunday night, American officials told reporters that Israel committed Itself to establishing no new settlements during the negotiations ror PHONE RINGING LONG AFTER SALE .. , rented it r\ght away and the phone was still ringing orr the hook ." That's the story this suc- cessful Balboa advertiser told a rter placing this ad in the Daily Pilot Winter n .>ntal 2 bdr. 1 2 blk lO\l.1r S350 C;illXX'C '<X:l.:1. tr you have a "home or an apartment to rent. call 642·5678. A friendly ad·viser will help you write an efficient ad. Palestinian autonomy in the re· gion. Begin also told the Israeli press that Israel planned to maln· tam a military presence in the West Bank area even arter the lrans ition per iod to insure Israeli security. He also disclosed that the United States promjsed to build Israel two new ajr bases in the Negev Desert to replac:e those in t he Sinai being returo~d to Egyptian control. There was no immediate ex· <See SUMMIT, Page A2> Guard Bit Porpoise Hinders Rescue DEL MAR •AP 1 A porpoise bumped a 24·year· old lifeguard when the man tried to swim to the rescue of swimmers caught in a rip current. The tide swept five young boys and girls about a quarter-mile from shore Sunday. As he and two ..other lifeguards swam to them, Randy Brimm saw a porpoise sli p under him, then hit him on the stomach before swimming away. Br imm said the blow knocked the wind out of him and left him in "'a panic s tate." There were several other porpoises in the area. apparently play- ing . .. , don't think this was intentional:· the lifeguard said afte r the rescues. Mesa Street Battle Weighed by Council Costa Mesa's battle over a proposed street through a north city parcel is expected to heal up again when the city council considers the road extension at tonight's 6:30 meeting at council chambers. On one side is the city plan. ning staff and Traffic Engineer Bruce Mattern. They believe an extension of Randolph Avenue across Ba'ker Street lo a link at Platte Drive is essential tio im· proving. trarfic circulation in the area. But many residents believe otherwise. They have taken out news paper ads to generate op· position to the $300,000 project. Failure-to read! a decision at a council meeting last month bas led to the continuation or an 8·month-0ld building freeze on "the area between Baker Street. Pau larino Avenue, J e ffrey Drive and Bristol Street. The homeowners claim the road would add to congestion on Paularino and would create a sarety hazard for student::. at nearby Bear.Street School. The city staff claims the road would not add greatly to existing traffic lt"vt:l.s and would eliminate new di-iveways open· ing onto Paularino anJ Baker when development continues The area currently is zone<! for R·2 usage. The city wou! Zl The Costa Mesa branch of Crocker Bank looks llke an earthquake struck early lo· day. but the demolition is part or a move to ocarby new headquarters at 3400 Bristol st. Bank is being razed tC\ ma~" way for l7·story Seger4'trom. Prudent1~1 building that wlll be going up nt-ar South Coast Plaza at One Town Center Dn~E' / ) ' Al OAllY P1LOT c Mo!l91¥.§tp!!mp!f 11. till Natton'• Wor•t ~----------, . Somoza 'Gafuciica' Tops Enunya, 'King Ko1w' l'.t-:W YOHt\ •i\11 1 A8C'• th11•,• h11u 1 pr•· ml.,rt• o f Hallll• ~tor C: J I J t' t 1 t' u 1 1' 11 t u r \ •I lar1&N Judlt•m•t"\ m thret• htll t·ttl<~ than the touah com pet1Uon on CUS 1nd N 8< • O\ t•rn11ht tlaur .. from tht• A C' N1 el~tn Comp 1m 'h"" · Thr ~\1urr Jdvrnturc s ho14 cli. mt'd hl'l v. t't'n 40 ()t•rt'l'•\t un'1 M 1K'rct-nt of lht• .1udh·nn• 1n ~l • .,., York L'1t y 1n h11tr tl()Ur ch ·ck' whlh· 11 ""· 1lll thf> air. <·ompiar~ to ranwN of i4 ~rtcnt lO )() l~rt't"nt ror r BS. b1 Ol6dC••t or lht-Em m) aY.&.r\b i.ho" and 23 1>1·rt·1•111 tu 21 pt>~nt for '..: Ul ' ll'lt•t'.&'t of lht· Dino D1l.uurtnt11 m o \'lt t\tnR Kin.c Tht· IA n1o1l'lc& tJll\ (rum ~ll°IM'O 14 J' Ul ~5 fur · · Uut t lt• ~tur <tal-*<'tlt.'J 24 2tl fu1 the l:.mm1• an\! 1-1 2~ tor ·Kina Kon& · It J bo dirt \\l'll In Chicago Steak, Then Overdose For Moon LONDON c/\l'I Rock drum mttr Kehh Moon cooked a steak bn·akfast. ate It in bed beside ~lib Swedish fiancee and then took 3 "vast overdose" or s le<"p· in1t pills tliat killed him. a cor oner's court heard t.oday. W e~tminster Coroner Gavin Thur :.ton decided thett the l '' 1dc nec did not justify a con· l'lu:.1on or :.uicide. Patho l og1~t Prof K e ith S1mp!>On k~ltfll'd th11t ~c found :.iboul twice the maximum safe le ve l o r lhl' s edativ e ll•·mlnevirln in Moon's blood. If cm inevirin is a British trade name for the prescription drut( dllorml'lh1azolc <:dl syl ute. which Is used to lrcut lnsomni11 :md alcoholL'lm. to combat the ci.:avlng for a lcohot. Moon, the drummer for the ro<·k band The Who. du.•d Sept 7 .Jl h11> a purtment in London'b ::.wank Muyfa1r sertlon. Uebtd«.."l> lhat. Simpson said. he found the rcmuins of about 32 lkminevmn tablets in the 31 v"ar old drumm<'r·, stomu<'h 'Thl· quant1t y wu1> enormou.-. and 1.·onst1tutcd a va bt over <lm.t•," ht· told the court "There 1:. no rlouht in my · mind that c1t·ath WU!> due to thu. maSMVe m l·rdosc takt.-n by mouth und at .itii111t lhl· ~aml· ti mt· ·· J\nrwlll· Wallt.'r Lux . engagctl to Moon only till" d uy l>0forl' h1~ d<'ath. testified thlll her long· t1mt• boy fri<'nd somet1mt'!> ex t'l•edt•d pre:.crihed tlosei. or sleeping pilhs "but he would not take more thun he knew wai; ~afe .. lmhBan Booze Ads OUULIN, Ireland •API The lriKh government. t•onc e r ncd ubout the ht· a Ith of cltiic.ms in this l und fum ou1> for its drinkers. ha i. bunm.-d the advcrti1ung of beer. wines and :.p1nls on 11lutc-run radio and television. Th<· Rt•publlc"11 Rudio Tl'lcfo, E irt-unn network ~~ : ~ ;1,· .. ~~rit ~~~~~~~~,~~ M i n1 :.ll'I" C h<1rl es lluughl'Y· who Is lc1tding u national campaign to Im· prove flln<.'88. ··it is hopc..'<l ijle decl11lon will create u greater aw a rencss of the r ec· ognlzcd natio nal prob· lcm." u network state· mentsaid. DAILY PILOT ·-....... ..... ~~· 4tM ~'"" lte••~ VII\.• "'*'ldit"t .,,_, C,.MtM ~ ,_u••••M ,., .. ... ''::'..:.~ ... -n:::- ~· .. u.. _ ..... " ""'" .... Mo ........ 011•• Telephone 11141M2·.n1 Cle•tlfted AdYertlllfll .., ... ,. •' Mops Vp Rebels \1A NAGll/\. N111111J l(UU •i\l'l Prt·1t1d1.·nl Aru111tuMo ~>moio'1> n atlonul •:11111 d wu• 1 cportl·d mopp1nl( \JI> one of the hu1t two centn' or rchel r clil11lance In northWl'l'll Nn-11ru"u1t t<>d uy unc'I muklnH i.kutl) 111111(rt·l'I~ II\ thl' o\ht• 1 d~-a.f)lt\• t111rd h Kh llflK by Swnd1nhllfl J:uertllluK In thl• wuth. Somqiu'11 l r()()llh r"pl'lhtd un utlc rn11t to overrun •' l'°rdcr oul 110t>t und p1 oclulm ..i •t n p of oordl·r li•nd "frcti h'f rllor)' ' 1 he rc bl'I:. tht-rl' rl'ln·ttkd 11lto CmstJ th c 11 IJUt "'"' t•d to n ·t urn tor unot hc•r u1> .. a.ult In Ma nwtcuu. v.hcrc tht•r\' v.u., .. calll'f~ 1>hootinti SuntJuy nttiht huttMWi.1>mcn unnoun n·d lhc11 1lt-tcrm1n<1t1on to t•onllnuc .i .. 1nkt· luun1·ht.'(I Aui.: 25 to f11r.-t• tht' presldl'nt ' 1 \•,11(nut1011 A comm"''on f r11 1n th\· Or1•nlia1111n of Amerlcctn Sh1h-ll arrlv.-ct in ('11,tu R k u to In · vebtigut~ tlw Cottl u ttlcan .iov· t· r n m t• n t ' ' 1· h a r g l" th u l u ~11·urug11an plunl· ult:Jrkl'd u t na·k '"" m 11l-1; 1n:-.1dt· Co:itu H1t'J o.ily~lel ..... - ARCAOE OPERATOR BILL OLSON WATCHES In Balboa. Flin zone Gamea Oo on Auction Block Front Page Al SALE HISTORIC. ~ . u tidy l)l'Oflt by clt•anlng up 1h1• machines and re·Sl·lling them Hut tht' i.:ume ma<'hlnes ~nd ;1nl1q111•i, w1.·n·1l"t ttll' only 1t<.·rn:. lhul drt•w 1111' n owdi. Thi: buildings proba bly will be torn down lo rnukc wuy for u ne wer F'un Zone. one that cttr· rl<'S fewer l'l'mtnde rl! Of another el'U Quake I • m Iran Toll 15_,000 TEHRAN. Iran IAPI A serlew of llftershook11 rumbled to- day through northeastern Iran. where 15.000 people were report· t!d c:Jeud from 11n earthquake that dcmolh1hcd 4-0 vllluges und b11dly damaged60othersSaturday. Otrlcial" i;aid they rearoo the death toll from the quake. which meas ured 7.7 on the Rlc htl·r scale and was the 11lrongost re corded thl11 year. would rise when re ports were received from more remote arcai.. / The new tremors cuusctf pani<· In the region. about 400 mill>!> bOUlheast of Tehran. and foa" or another major quake. The official Pars news agency :.aid two-th1rdi. of thl' 12.000 rcM· denlb .. of the city of T aba!> died and most survivors were Injured seriously ll s aid several thousand peo· pie in fillages s urrounding Tabas.~picenter or the quake. were believed burled In the rub· ble of th(fir homes. The area is an agricultural re· glon noted for date11. orunges and grain and is located o n the edge of the Kavir Desert. .. Taba11 has become a mound of rubble. bent iron beams and dirt.· one witness said. · · t'rom each family. only one fH•rson h J S bUrv1ved ." !>Jld unothcr. 1'h l' national r adio and telcvlluon :.ervlcc Bald at leai;t 80 IJl'rcc·nt or th1• town or Firdau!>. about 100 mtll•i-cui.t of Tabai,. wo:s de"troyed and "many" were kllll.'CI or lnjurod. Rescue tt11m~ eont lnued to pull bodlei.. and a few i.urvtvon; rrom the rubble of thtl rlatten'->d towns Offlcloll' su1d those who wen..· :.arc were without shelter. Tttt:y ~wtct thut most or the tnjun..-d would be nown to hospital!S neur Te hran The Red Lion und Sun. Iran·, Red Cr088. d!11pal<'hed medt<'ul 'llP1>l1t•!>, tt•nt!. and blunkct:- Shah Mohammed Reia Pahla111 ord ered 700 soldiers to tht- strlcken area to help rescue and medical workers . The soldier!. set up tleld hoi>p1tals and dis tribute d rood . water and medicine. Mass burials were ordered ah temi?eratures in the uea rose to 00 degrees and bodieli decom· po!icd. The government announct.'d three Clay~ of mourninw for tht· quake vlctimt>. Pcnwni. rcturnrng from' tlw northwest 11ald they !>UW many dl·11tt and wounded. Th1•y 111sld tilt• nuliom1l Ktrnrd. N1carl:lt(ua·s 7 .500 man urmy :ind po l1 r 1• lon·1•. "ai. t'Xl't·ut tnl! Jlt'tlJ>lt• :>U'> JH:{'\t•d of bc111g :.n1pt•r!> 1n ~:.tt.•li and Chinande1u1. The guurd rcportcd its· forct.·., rf'too k control of Chinandc~:.i Sunday afternoon and were con· tinuing with mop·up operations Ther e were reports of contlnut:d sniper fire there today. Reporti. fro m Estell s aid government troops were advancing steadily under heavy fire. Thl' kllll'k knacks. lhl' JJUl>t·r fan:. :rnd rubbt'r snukes ;mcl tis htrays. broughl out u good s ill' ~roup of PTA presidenti.. church members and civil' or ganizution representatives look Ing for prizes to offer ~l fund rais ing carnlvali;. Fever Hits "2 Countians Refugees .fiom Estell su1d the gua rd bombed. i.trafcd and rock£tcd the downtown urea of the city Sunday, c~u11ln1t gre:.il dcstrul'tion. Troops were report t•d e ntering Est cli from 1.hc no rth and south alonK llll' Pan American Highway today Reporters wen· 11topped at u notional guard checkpc11nl th.rec miles from Estell und were n<>l permitted to enter. Th e machine collectors ap peored to have a good idea or tht• vulut• nr the devices thev wen• bidding on but wht>n 1t came to t he prizes it wub a diff<orcnt story P e ns bcratchcd furioui.lv wh\•I\ th<> auctioneers a nnounced the price and qucrntity. It ·i.. not c·o~y tryini:t to fi gur<' out hciw much t o bid for 84!J plas tic flutt·~ cspcc.:lolly wh1•n I ht' u uctione1·r Is tootling one to demonst rate 1ti. value ll went on like that all duy. from 11 a m. to rwua;!v ll pm ~Uw...1..-+< um b a 11 mac htnc was sold Olson s ays it 'II be a coul>lc of duys before the final tu ly •~ t•u lt.•ulate d Meanwhile:. th•· buyers w111 be carting off their purchllbefi rrom the old building ... that houserl th1•m for ~u loni;: Tropicm DiaeatJe Contmcted in Tahiti Area Two Orange County residents arc among eight Californians who caught a tropical viral dis· ea se.from mosquito bites while on I rips to the Ta hill area. lhe !>talc lleillth Services Depart· mc nt hai, <mn<>unccd. The trav~tcri,. contracte d an inf•tl ious dbt•aM• known :JI\ dl·nguc lever. t hurut·tNizcd by ~udd<•n hli.:h fever. severe ht·a dadw and JOant 11nd muscle 1>:.1 1n , hl'itllh offlcwls said Thl· tluwu~urflll·es fi ve• to 15 cl:1 v:. o.1fter :.111 infeeted mosquito hil t·~ a person. The stricken 1our1:.t::. s tuyed <'hil'fly on Moon•u :md '(•vc•rul otht·ri. had 1r.1vell'<l lo Bora Bora. Dr Tom Prende rgabt of the Orangt.• Countv lle alth IJc•part me nt today said the locol resl · dents responded we ll to treat· ment and have been sent home. Their names and addresses urc being withheld. .. The disease represents no problems for Orange Counlian1> becaus e ,it is tra ns mitted by mos qu1tos cind wt.' don"l h:1vt• muc h 9f a problem here. · i.atd Dr. Prendergast. lie Siild 'the disease is "pretty rampant"" in the Tahiti i.trCii nc acfvlsed truveleri-to keen a s upply ol msl.'cl repelle nt and to avoid areas wht·n · mo1>qultos arc activl'. The~ Jrt' most uct1 vt• in tht• t•veningi; :.ind e arly morn ings. Thr disea se is u s ually dt>!>Crtbt:d ab mild hut recover> can take a long time because or peri.1stent fathtue. Thrcl' victims were from ~ /\nftclci. County. Others wer\• from Alamt.'<la . Santa Clara und S1sk1you counties. health of f1ctals sa id. Tht• Orange Count~ vict im~ h a Vl• bl·l'n idl·nt 1f•t·d :J~ ;, l''ullc rton man In hi:.; 50s and a lt'l'n-agt-Alrl. also of l'ullerton The pair responded w<.•11 to treetl· ment and have been scnl home. offlc1ols smd. Mesa Woman Hit by Car, Hospitalized ,\ 2G·yc ur -old ('o!-.la Mei.a woman wu:. 1n sl•n oub condition t odoy in :.i Ne wport Be ach ho!>pital :.ifkr be111~ :.truck hy o.1 t•u r on 1!.lth Str eet S undu y cvt•n11lg 'Very Discourteous' Fro•Pa~AI Kickbacks Not Vnfair? 1.os' ANGELES 1AP 1 Motown lnd1.1i.tn c>. vtcl• prcbt· <ll:'nl Mtyb he did not thrnk he WJ~ c· h l' u t 1 n fl t lw r l' cord · h 'J y '"I! publt<· when ht! und his w1ft· uc· t'\•pll'Up po rt h I ht• roud exll-n:-.1on C:oun t•1 lm:rn Dom Huc1t1 support-. thl· hom eowners . ... - I\ Co11ta Mesa man wus arrt~t 1.•d on s u s picion of h-lony drunkl'n dri vin~ following the Over Cuba Visit Som" res idents say they favor a cul de sac that would not link the road at Platte On ve. City of fi~wl!i#ho.1vc con::.1dcred th1b pro· poi,al. but say it would creak :.in unsafe condition In case of u mu· JOr fire. l\l 1chuel Ho:o.hkmtl. sl·cond ·•n· ehur~c al Los /\ngele s-basl·ll Motown. admitte d his ~u1lt • • " 1 1 ho u 1 rt•~ l' r vat ions <ind without qu11llfir;ittons. ··a nd l r S 1>1stnct Courl Judgtt Hotx:rt M Takas ugi Sl·ntt•nced him to :.ix months 1n 11111 fo r not report1n~ 1 he !S:!35.UOO on hi:. 11wonw tux fl .. lu rni.. 7:l0 p.m . a C<'ldent that left W/\Slll NGTON f/\P I ./\ Natalia Loycllu Larson of 160 t; mun tcl1tntifying him::.clf w< Lt•t· 19th St. with leg and heud In· llurv~y Otwald went into u ral{c juries. when Cubun authorities in Mt.·x· She underwent s urgery Sun ieo refused to give him 1m d ay night and was admitted lo d ' I t h the lntcni11ve cure ward al lfoag me llllc perm s:.ion ° visit I 1· Communis t nation. u Cuhun of Memorial Hos plt,.al '" Newport fiC'ial told the llou~·l' a~:-.a:-l~ina Beach . lions comm1tte<: today Witness(.'8 told police that Miss Eu~eb10 A.tcut.· Loncz. the· Larson wus getting out of her ('ubu n ('Onsul 111 M 1·x •l·O City 1n parked car on 19th Street near thl.' earlv Joo<>~. dci.crabed tht· f 'ullcrton /\venue when she wui. man who v1brled his office 111 :.truck by a t·ar traveling east l9ti3 as "not pleasant. .. bound al a bout 35 m lies per · · 1 !(-wa~ vt•r v unx 1o us that w1• hour. itrant him the 'v1:.c1. ·· /\;tCUl· lolrl The drivi•r . 36·yc ur·old lht• 1·ommitlct· throu ~h a machinis t Sti·ve n Leroy trans lalor "W1• never h.1d am DcLamartcr. 711 Ju m es St · 1nd1 v1dual who wai. i.o 1ns1..,ten1 · Costa "Me::.a, wos taken into .. When I told him ·No. T cannot tran to contact others involved tn <i plot Others say the mun who cippcured ut the Cuban consulutl may h~1vc hecn an imposter cov· c ring for 0:.wuld while ht! madl• :.i st·crct vii;1 t to Cuba. 'l'ht• assaissinat1ons committcl· c·onc·edcd it has "largely bl._'l'n frui;trulcd" in t•ffor1 s to tract• Os wald's uctivitlCh during thl.' 111p While Utt' Cubun unc1 l\J t•x 11·a11 gov1·rnmc•nt!. huvt· mudl• ~Offil' w1tnc:.sei. ava1l uble, com m 1 lll'l' l'Ounsel Robert Blakl'Y ~:i 111. anv1.•i.t1go tor~ han· l>l'l'll un :i h I t• I o 1 o t• a t t • n I h l' r :. w l I h know lt•ll i.;t· or Oi.wald '!> UC 11\ till'!>. 1\1 council direction. ttw dty planning staff went back to ttw drawing board to come up with poi,siblc alternat1vci. /\ mong them wus u horbcshrn: ::.hapcd loop ro;Jd that woul& However. tbe <'•ly bluff '' st:.indiog behind 1lb ong1nul pro posul to havl' a throui.:h roact Pair Join Panel Wultt-r Ziglar o f 1802':.-W Oc(•an f'ront und Patnc1J Gib~ of 2108 Vistu Loredo havt-been Jppointl.>d lo lht' Newport Bea (•h /\rt:. C<>mm1ss1on by the cit~· c·ounell cu1.1tody by police after allegt..-dly ~rant an lrl transit vis a to Cuba I failini;( a roadside sohriety tel>l without (•on:.ultm{oe m y ~ovcrn . t ~Jlt:~ ~· .. l !),00. #>,.,..· .-___..= ~ • ttll l' t. r.f.~:. .'..~ .. ~~~f:t.ti°lM1°mJJri!!~Rii't~~ l\ passeni.tcr n "Uc .umur l'r i. rd lt'ckd l11lhapp111t·:.~ 111· gol l'ur. Gary Lee Snavely of 1422 v1·1·y worked up lie U('t·ust·d 111> Superior /\ve .. Newport Beach, or be ing burt-ffUC'rul!>. in a V\!ry was cilA..'<l for being drunk in un discour1L'<lUS munncr auto. Ball wus set ut 5150. Marines Face Court Over ~ Booby Traps Two Camp Pendleton Marines were lo uppear in South Orange County Municipal Court today following their arre11t for u l· tegedly boobytrapplng their downtown San Clomcnlc apart· mcnt agains t burglurs. Timothy 1-,rcd Bucher and Donald Ray Collini\. both 20, of 107·8 Ave. de la Grull11, were ar· rested on suspicion or recklct111 posetuiion or dealruc tlvc devices. Neiilhbors of the two Marines told a uthorities they had been warned by the Marines to keep their chlldr<>n away..-trom the bopbytrappcd apartment. . I\ blast. which shuttered u window four feet uwoy. prompt· «'d thu nl'i"t\bOr!I to attk fur un In· vcKllt<utlon fir(> otrl<'iolli 3u1d thl'Y found one boobytrup hooked up Lo lhl' front screen door and another at tht rear ol the apartment. They were allegedly :1et lO ao off If umpen-d with while the two mtn were out or th ap11rtment or 8leeplng. ·~ • 'l\t thut point. I uh;o became worked up a nd I told him lo leave. llt! mumbled lo himM•lr and s lammert the.> door. a lso m u very discourteous m unnt•r ... Azcue. now rctirt.•d <ind h v1ng in Cubu, testified ui. th<' ah s ussinution commllte1· t r1cd to find out whal happened during tt !'!Cvt'n·day trip Oi.wuld look lo Mexico only two month:. bcror~· thtot Nov. 22. 1003. a~~usi.1nut1on or Prexldent John F'. Ken1wd~ in Dalla:. Some who contend Kennedy!'> ussas11lnutlon wa1> a conspiracy suy Oswald muy huve used lht• f',....PapAI SUMMIT .•. planat.lon or the oppurent dis crepunoy htttwccn Dl'f4 in ·~ vor1tlon of lhtJ ngretimenl and that of the U.S. offlclul11 Ml·unwhll<'. Curll'•'. clnlmlng SUCCl'liH "far OOyOntl uny l'Xfll'C lullons " ut h1!) Cump Duvl d ~umm1l, l'lhutH lo i.ohc 1t :SUl)J)Or1 from C'Onf'rt'!\li ror tht> IWOCl' frunH"•'·ork hl• "'"'wet with Ucu111 iind S1:1dut. Ca rler nddrC's11<'11 Congresi. tonight In Joint t1N1slon ul & p.m POT Chunncl11 2. 4 ond 7 will carry it. • t • t Goroon HoodeO Swu.HM 1QO'lt. woo• -nv,.1tttb1G '" eomo1 L • rel ano nc:tvy Shawl Co11ar Cab•o Sweater 100% aery11c-cJva•lat:>o 1n croam only • ALSOARAGE Sb r ASHION t$LAN0 NCWPORi BEACH (714)644 7030 • ' County Accident Kilh2 T-. Oh'f'O·DIJf"l"l\ 'it t"rl" rata llyln· JUr"d In C)"PN"i:> ~unchav mom 1n.i wht-n the hlh14-et)Cbt tar In ~ h1ch ttwy ~'t-rt"I l'ltl< l"nllCnl Wb :.truck broadside hy .. pickup lr U\'k l'oltct• ld\'"nUnt-d the v1ctlrru. o bro~r and 11st r, Brylln L <irihblt•, I ~. 11nd Tammy Clor 1 11· t' Gr 1 b b It•. I H,. hot h o t nt1ht•1m Th\' boy f('l)Ortedl) died at lht" >''t'"" ot lht> 10 ts • m aicct<\cnt "'h•l~ his L'itl'r died• rl'""' houn IJh·r in \\ t•i.l Anuhtitm Com nlUOll\ l bipllill '•'rlOU.~h 11\JUreQ 1n thf' col l"mn v..1, Uw .Auto~ dri\l'r. 1!J \t'Jr old \f1chacl Hn,rht'I t-'ol~hl'rit1tt·r. of Buena Park Pohc't' toda.) ' 1d F'olahera1tt'r '' lH·rn.i ht•ld in Lo.'\ A I m1to~ Cit•nt>r.tl llosp1tal on t'4o caunt'\ v f \ t•htl'11lar m.m .... IJuRhtcr. tht• conw<lix.·n<'t' or allc-gf><il.> m.11. ing an 111 tirnt'd lt•ft turn in front of the ont'Omtng pt<'kup tru<'k At·cordinH to police, the tru('k overt um('(f after ~Iii ding Wlth th'-' auto nt>1:1r Orange Avenue anld, 37, of Anaheim . and his 9 yrar-old !>On, Gary Allen ll1!!hfleld. also of Anaheim , were tr<'nl<'d for 1njur1es In La Palma l ntl·n·ommunity llospit3l. pohn· !\:tld They rcportl' <tuto turned• ldt Irvine Cops Jail Driver Afte r Chase Irvine police Jailed a Garden Gro\'e man Sunday a fter a high· s peed chase onto the Santa Alla Freeway that ended in Laguna lltl ls when the pursued car crasJled into two olher cars . Police said none of the occu· pants o f the vehicles were seriou.sb injured in the collision at Avenida de la Carlota a nd El Toro Road. The arrested driver. however and motorist Lawrence Kerry :rr. or Ontario. were treated at local hospitals for head and Caci.a l c uts Neither was • hospitalized. Booked at Orange County Jail was Leroy Maurie Monce Jr .. 25. lie was charged with reckless driving and flight from a peace officer The driver of the third car. Elad10 Alegria. 49. of 25203 Tcr· reno Drive, Mission Viejo. was un1n1ured. according to t he ('ahforn1u lhghway Patrol Son of Sam Rifle S topped SY Hi\CUSE. N.Y. t/\PI - Someone trtl·d lo send a mail· orrkr rifle to confesst-d "Son of :-.am .. k1ll£•r David lkrkowitz. But un e mployee at the mail order houst· rt•('hgnizcd the name and t•ontacted authorities. Martin II. Von lloldcn. di~· tor of the Central New York J'sych1atric Center. described the incident in an interview with the Syracuse He rald Journal. Berkowitz has been confined al the p:-.ychiatric l'entcr neur l'lica. N.Y .. since July 7 A Beak fn Traf If~ Thl· 1na~s~n~{·r in th1l> :,lat1on \\agon photo gruphed on Pac 1t1c Cou~t ll1ghw;,iy 111 Laguna HNH'h Saturduy ;,iftl•rnoon may ha \'C hear<! thut tht• town 1 ~ a b1 rd sanctuary. Or pcrhap~ he h~ard ubout thl· Art Colon\··s l'nd-of.summrr rclthr;,itann- that was under ""''~· etl t he tame on !\fain Be:.irh where photographt>r wu!' sl<.111d1ng At any rote. ht: g~l\'l' a flo<'k of specte1tor' a r hucklc" School Battle Costly Handicapped Placement Stirs Challenges By WILLIAM llODG E Of-O.ll1~1etSUff The 7-year·old quadrapleg1c had a proble m. Officials of the Orange County school district in which his home ts located wanted to send him to a S\)ecial school. ~ classroom better suited to his educational and physical needs they in· sisted. But the boy's parents had other ideas. They wanted their son p laced in a reg ul a r classroom. one where he would learn along with other non· handicapped children. School officials and t he boy's parents could not agree. So the pa re nts demanded a so-called "fair h earing." challenging the district's decision to sen<i the 7-year-old to a '8peclal school. The pare nts lost. And the whole hearing process cost both s ides a tot.al or Sl6,000. "W&'re hoping that parent grou ps will r ealize that the m oney we have to s pend on hearings will take away from th e c h i ld .'" said Con Leatherman Orange County·~ chief admimstralor for special education. .. We only had fair hearings In the entire county in 1977·78." he said. ''This y('ar. thou~h. I would expect that num ber l o. ut minimum.double." County and local sC'hool of· ficials are concerned about new legislation governl n~ education of handicapped rhildrcn. /\ 1975 federal law. that went Into t>ffcct last Septembl·r ... 43nd s t ate legislation that boc::amc law July l . carry several stipulations or. ficials fear could drain nvuilable spt>cial education funds. Officials contacted say the new laws arc good. but say they may be "loo much. too soon" in light or Proposition 13. · T h e services orrere d to I handicapped I children arc no longer open to compromise or restriction ... Leatherman said "Parents have becom e very well Informed and arc making more dem ands in terms of available =>ervices. ·• tton studt-nt that can be backed up by analysis of the child. And school officials are rt-· quired to place the child in the "least restrictive environment:· a regulation officials say is open to broad inte r pretation and leads to many parent demands. "Those parents a re coming and making what appear to be a lmost unreasonable demands ... Saddlcback Valley Unified 's Pupil Services Director Joseph Platow says. "The vast majority a r en 'l compla1n1ng but those parents who arc speaking out a re extremely militant more tha n they would have been in the past ... P latow points to parent de· mands that t heir children be placed in regular classrooms where the school district has to hire extra personnel. s uch as phys ical therapists. to come to the c hild's school. ;·w e could have a situation where the child goes into a seizure and the instructor might not be trained to handle it. .. Platow s ays. "ln that situaUon. you have a teacher who's anxie· ty ndaen ... The new stale law requires all school dlstrictc; to form a master plan for special education by 1981. 01~lr1cls have the option or al- lowing the county education of· fi ce to develop a countywide plan. developing the ir own dis· trictwidc plan or Joining a con sortium or several districts Most Orani;:e County districts h~a vc selected thl' consortium op· t1on. "Wl•vc got nine consortium plans in the county and Garden Grove Unified which is asking us to ~o on 1L'i own.·· the county·~ Leatherman sa ys. Con=>ortiu m plans hllv c already been approved combin· ing Hunllngton Beach. Seal Beach. Occ:.in Vtl'W und Body Found Iii Car Trunk Wes tminster Elementar y dis tricts: Fountain Valley Unified and Huntington Beach Union J hgh School District. Newport·Mcsa Unified and Irvine Unified plan to combine and Saddleback Val•ey Unifi~. La~una Beach U nifie d a nd Capistrano Unified a lso plan to form a consortium. "II unlington Beach ;.ind l wo other consort1ums filed with the state for a master plan last yt>:.ir but they weren 't approved .' Leathe rman say~. ·'Then· wen· only s o many plans out of tht' 20 or so submitted that tht' statt• could accept.·· Acceptance of master plnns liy the s tate mak~o; districts ehg1 ble Cor funds unaer the new law funds that. in most cases at present would mean less local district expense for s pecial education. Why then don't more con· sortiums file master plans'..' "We don't believe we havC' much c ha nce o f acceptance before 1980 or 1981." Sad dleback·s Platow says. He cited sources in Sac raml'n to tha t told him less affluent dis tricts would probably get :.i higher priority for acceptance Leatherman cited other rea· sons. "You've got n highly educ at· ed. highly t r<iincd a nd VNY sophi1L1cated population 1n lh1!> county that likes to make their own decision:-.." he say~. "fhllt creates problems with thC' con sortium concept wht•rt: ont• unit has to give decbion m<Jktng power to anothc.·r board .. Iloth m en u~rccd . howt•H·r. that tht· la\lo and a\ailahlc· funds cpulct underAo a s1gn1r1 l' a nt ch an gt' 1 n t h l' po:-. t · Proposition 13 Yl'ar~ .. H the state ha~ to p1rk up lhl' m 3JOrity Of lhC' 30 lo 40 pl'rCl'nl local district:. wcrt· t•xp1·cll'd l•1 pay then the mandakd thing~ might change.·· LcathNman concedes. .. (f they It.he state 1 conttnUL' on this ta'x cuttinA binge lhcy·n· cert a1nly going to have lo con tinue cutting i.pcndtng." Platow udd~ ·'The increases In cost will be in people demanding services -l!riwae .&.ehanse , ~~~~~n-tha~~~ WASlllNGTON GPI ...:... The . The new federal~ whic h _SAN DIEGO f/\P 1 -The body ~j~-~head was toond stuffed in the ... ."'\\ Justi ce Department announced has been compared to a "Bill or that 10 U.S. citizens are'coming Ri.g hts" for ~andicapped, home from Mexican Jails and 14 c hildren. r equires th at the Mexicans he ld in Texas State children receive a free public trunk of an abandoned c'ar Sun day night. • Prison will be returning to their education. Monday. $ep!ember 18. 1978 s DAIL¥ PILOT A3 CraneDeatla Ponto Photos Slaying Clue? SCOTI'SDALE. Arti. cAPt - /\n album of pornographic pie· tun•s m ay lead police to the killer of Bob Crane. TV s tar or the ··Hogan's Heroes" series. Det ectives have been looking for the album since June 29. when Crane. 49, was beaten to death with a heavy me tal bar. Crane apparently kne w his klller and had let hi,sp Into the apart· ment Crane w,ll~slng while ap· pearlng hen: in u Windmill Din· ner Theater prod u ction of .. Beginner's Luck ... police said. "Apparently there was an album missing pomographit> stills ... said Police Chie f Water Nem etz. "It might be a clue." Crane s uffered two skull· t'rus}ung blows and his ne~k was tied with an electrical cord from a videotape camera. in · vestigators said. Dozens of videotapes reported- ly were found in the apartment. showing Crane engaged In sex wilh wome n in various stages of undress. Several of the women h ave been con t acted and cooperated with investigators. ··There are lots of motives." Nem etz said. ··He 1Cranc1 de- veloped a lot of acquaintan{'es His peculiar activities offstage could lead to many motives amongst acquaintances · The weapon. believed to hav(" been a tire iron or Jack handle. has not bei?n round. Blood wa~ wiped from 1t onto :.i corner of Cra n e's beds hcct and the '>'eupon may have been tossed into a canal near the murder ~cene. offtc1a ls aid. ··we·ve expended about 2.000 man·hours on the case and we're !>t1ll coming up with new people to tark to ... l':t-mctz said. "f still have one im·est1gator ass igned tull time .. The tnvl'St1gation has gone to Tc'<a~. where Cranc also ap pearcd m dinner·theater produc- tions. and to Los l\ngeles. home of Crane's estranged wife. Patty Olsen . and Crane's friend . J ohn Ca,. pt-nter . 49. C:.irpt>nter ha!> told police that he was out with Crane and two women until about 2 a.m. tht• day of the murder. and last saw Crane outside a coffee shop. Carpenter a lso said he Oew to Los Angeles a n er the evening out, but te lephoned Crane in his apartment JUSl before leaving. Crane a l so r ece ived a lf'l ephone c all from h t!> t•=>trangecl ~ife the nighl before his dcll th . Nemetz sa id Carpentl'r told polict• he was Wtlh Crane at the tame or the t·all. which d eveloped into a loud argum ent. Crane a nd Miss Olsen apparentty had argued the pn.· v1ous week as well. At one point. Scottsdale Polic.- Lt. Ron Dean told reporter~. "We know who did 11, but Lht: su:.pect 1soutofstatc. ·· !\1.tricopa County Attornc>y Cha rll's Hyder . however. r<' fu sed to issut· a complaint fo r l!J C'k of cv1dcnct· 'I think \lohoevcr did It will .nakl' his CJC'l1ons known to ' o m t' ho d y l' h l' ~ n d t h " 1 ' o m d lO d v l' I s l' w ti I t' o m t· torward and tell u~ ... Nl•met1 'Jtd Nuke Unit Eyed w /\SHrNGTON '" p I • Tht Nuclear Regulatory Comm1ss1on ~a~ s 1t is considering 1s!>u1ng an operating license fo r a second unit or the Enneo Fermi Atom1<· Power Plant an M 1ch1gan .,.1.....,... PORNO ALBUM CLUE? Stain Bob Crane Anaheim Store Hit By Robber Arte r pretending to be in tcrested In applyin~ for a Job. a robber held up u drug store •n i\nahe1m Sunday morning and got away with what polict> described as "a la rge amount of C'ash ·· V1c t1mizcd by the bandit was tht-Sav-On Or~ Store sit 1660 W. Katc lla Ave .. Anaheim. Police said before> the bandit pulled a h andgun from unde r .1 1ackE't draped over his arm that ht-a!lked for a JOb application • When direcred to an asi-1sla~ manager in a rear om ce. t g unm a n entered the oHi t'. forced two workers to lie on th~ noor and emptied the contents or an open safe into a shopping bag. While police would not say how much the gunman escaped with in the 11 :10 a.m. robbery. they described t he amotfnt a~ • large Bandits Get $4,600 in Gas Station Heist Two gunmen held up a f!J' stut1on in Buenu Park earlv to· d ay and l'Scaped with S4.600". al' cording to policl' Thl'y said the two men walkt.-d 1n10 the scrv1 t•e c;tat1on offict' -.i! AOO I Orangcthorpc.· /\ H ' ~hortl.\ befo re 6 r m and pretc.-ndl'd lht·y w:mtl'Cl 10 huy t'•(!3rC'lll"S W h<'~ a \\Om a n a t tt.·nda nt started to help the m . thl· band1b pulled guns from tn~?dt· their 1ackets and demanded that sht· open ... noor saft' W hl·n opt-ned t ht' robbt>r~ ~rooped out an eM1matcd S4 .600 told the attc.'fldant to ket•p ht:r head bowl"d and fled on foot acros~ an adJOtnmJ! parkin~ lot. police ~a•d They descnbed thl' ml·n a:. hr in~ In their early 20 ~. wtoenn~ ~kt 1ackl·ts and looking 'h:Jf!g) C'oun try in the lutes t prison It also requires an Individual transfer between the two coun· Educational Program be de· tries. veloped for each special educa· Today, police wer e able to ide ntify the man only as white a nd about 19 year s old. There we re Idaho license plates on thc two.door sedan found In an al- ley. th~ original golf jecke;t ... by '~~on Grass for· Governor? Sown Says Brown Lying About Pot Puffing LOS ANGELES c AP > The Repubhcan leader of the state Assembly s ays he has s moked mari1uana, and that Ocmocratk legislators h ave told h im Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. has smoked pot In their presence. Assemblyman Paul P riolo or Malibu made those disclosures S unda y at the c o se o f a Republican state con vention. and Priolo added t hat the Democratic governor Is lying every time he denies cv('r !imok· lnJl murljuana. Hrown denied C'VC'r Nmoklmt mariJuuntt wtl('n thl' t ill" ~l\r"t' up lost :cprln11. 1i1nd h1~ campHl"n n1t1n~er, Gruy DD'''" rc:pl'l'11NI thnt cmul Sundt•) 111 r, 1;1>11:.1• to Pr Olo's fharf!<' ''The opposition 1s re~orling to desperation lucllcs. Every poll lndlcotcs C<>v Brown's le"d Is widening and the opposition Is apparently ittttlng desperate.·· Davi~ added. But Priolo said or Brown· "lie Is a product of the sixties . There arc very few people his aAe in the state who have not tried 1t." Priolo said he wns not of· fended by the idea that Brown may have smoked marijuana. add ing "J've tried it more than once and less than three times.·• "The Issue ls just the (act that he lied for political expediency . . . . I gel so damn m ad when I hear Brown getting away with this lie." Priolo said, "1 've certainly heard enough Democrats In the Legislature suy tt~'-)1-hav w11J:!esscd 1t tfkown ttmoking marTJUaniT,' and they just ~huke their h('uds whl'n he denies it," Priolo Sl11d Priolo refused to sny which Ocmocrutic lea1xlutori. told him they w1trwsse<t Urown s moklnfl marijuana, but said It wu "more than one" legislator. Prlolo's comm ents cumc almost ~ nn afterthou(tht dur- ing a news conference in which Priolo und state Sen. Biii Campbell of Hacienda Heights described a GOP str ategy to "tar get .. n ine potentially vulnerable Democratic scats in the Legislature with $30,000 to $100.000 In extra campaign funds from the state part ror each or their GOP roes. The targets na med by Priolo and Campbell were state Sens . Robert PreRley of Riverside. John Ounlap of Napu and Arlen Gregorio of Son Mateo . /\s s«!mblym n t.arry Kapiloff or Son Olcfto. Ocnnls Munaers of t+untlngton Sttch . ~tr.n'1 Wornum or Mlll Valley. Chet Wr~y of Westminster. Larry Chtmbole of Pulmdale. and can d I d a t r B t' n t~ r ;J n k 11 n o f SocrRmento, the Oemocretit· nom I nee for on oJ>(!n seat th1.1t hns been held the pll=>l lo dee ndes by Democrats • I \ /' \I ,, . JU8t. ~rf'ect; fore l! day wetJr comptc.tly waeheb:~ decron end cott.on 1 '· cahbnt cloth d ' 1ondon fog o.clu.aiw. ave1lable..1n wr ', \VOf')' ,y.z.~ low, ·1 r.Jvy, IL 9n&n. I end d"n~rr. blU1Z f"e4v Id rs JT'd :or.ee 44 fa&hion Island. ntwport center 844 ·S070 .• ' ' • A4 OAIL Y PILOT WORLD I ANALYSIS Mideast Blueprint Signed W Mil llNGTON 1/\P1 P reM dent <.:urtt•r. clu1min.: MJ<'Ccsi. "(t\r hc•yond any t.•x 1wt•htt1ons" 11t hl:s Cum p Oov1d summit, wlll KOll<'lt support rrom Congreis:s fur t ht• M1<ldl1.· ft;ust pei.c • hlut•vrinl hf' hus signed with l'rat•l's Mt>nuchern Hc•gin und l':~ypt'I' /\nw;11 Sud ut. f.gypt, Israel. Pledge Peace Negotiations· El-(ypt 1nn ls ruclt treaty may not :.1t wt·ll wit h Egy pt's Arub ne1i:hbors because it would in· vol Vl' ~1 -.1.'paratc peace thut would leave un:..ettlcd Israel'-. hl&toric connict with othe r Arab nc1i;thbors Jordun. Syria a nd l,chan APWlr• .... IO• MIDEAST SUMMIT TALKS END IN AGREEMENT Fro m Lett, Sadat, President Carter, Begin Knesset to Decide On Settlements 'f't-:1 ·\'vi\', hr:Jl'I 1,\1•1 l'nnw :vl1n1stcr Menucht·m At•gin lolcl hi a1·I lucl;" I hat mt·mllf'I '-11f ltw l<.r;wh parhamt·nt will nnt Ill' 1'1• •tt111 t•1I 111 l11Jloy, µ;H·t \ hlH'l\ HI ll11•1r \'()\(•on the fUlllrt' of l ht• J1•w1-.h -.c·tl11·1•"·•1t -. m thl· S111:11 D1•M•rt B<•g1n .. :ml 111 an inl1•1 \IC\\' 111 \\'a~.h 1 ni;!:ton with lt:.!1111 hr:tt·l th al ht- anrl I h1· ol tw1 hr:wh nci.;ot 1at111·.., h.id \'1>1wlwl1·d <.111 uli(n•t•nH nt with h111111r aruJ M·t·11r1tv" :.it tht· Camp lhtvut l\Umm tt mt•ctml! HUT llE SAID they h;id llCt'n um1hlt• t o agr€'l' tn Egypti:.in Prl'~tdt•nt Anwar Sadat's dt· mnnfl to n •movl' the two dozen !>mu ll M·llh•m l'nt:-. l~rut·I h<.is (•S t a bl1l<lhl•d tn th<: Ol't'UPtt:d Egyptian ter ritory Thi• prime min1,t1·r ~:.itd th1., 11111·-.t ion would lw put bcforl' thl' 1\111•,.,1·1 ,1n1I par·ty d1~i phnL· "1111111 1101 '"' 1•nf111 ct:d .. t::vcry ..._ 111'''l'I nwm lx•r w1 II vol l' h1 i. , .. ,n-.1·11·n1•1·," ht• 1>;,iid Sam11r1a ;incl (i<11i.1. anti no olht•r ;.1 rm y w ii I b c I ht• r 1·. .. h 1• dc<'la.n·d T hl' pnmc m 1n 1stl•r .d-.11 s1~n a led his r<>fusa l to a nnul thC' annt•xatio n o f /\r ah East .T"t"rtt~ttleffl afH1r tbc 1913.J~ sayin ~ h e w ill 1n !.1-.t t h • .1 t Jl'rus 1:1lcm remain an undl\ uled l'lt y * * * Advancements Hailed hy Kissing~r NEW YOHK 1Al'1 Frirm(•r ( • ;1 r t c 1· w u s t o ~· d d res s <'011t1rl'111> tonl!lhl In Joint session ut ~ ~ n1 PO'f . Tht: ABC. NRC und l HS nl'twork~ all said they would tckvuu.: the speech llvt> /\t :.an emou on pucked White lluust• ccrt>mony. Curte r Joined P11m 1• M1111l\lt•r Regin a nd Presi· dent Sudut in formally adopting ,, "1111· ranging ac-c·orcl S unday lhJt ('Jrtl·r -.J1d "will provide th.It I"" ,1t•I mu~ l1v•• H) J)~-OCC Y+ 11 h1n :.t•<·1irl· horcl1·r-. " • * * Thonaiest Issue ALSO INITIALED was u com· panlon document that envis ions the nc f(Otialion Of a peuce treaty be tween Egypt and Israel with· In three months . The summit agreements won i mm e d i at e and nearl y unanimous prai se from Dc mocrnt.s and Republicans on Capito l HHI. Sen . Richard Stone. D·Fla ., cha irman of the Middle Eas t subcommittee. called the m ··an excellent be~lnnlng · • But Sen. llen··y M Jackson. D Wash . one or a small g roup of !-cnato rs invited to the White * * * Jewish Settlers To Stay in Sinai? W /\Siil NG TON t /\ r 1 Peace between Egypt and lsr ul'I by C:hrrstmas A vision. pt:rhaph. 11mong men or good will In the Middle 1-:ai-1 . hut not a ra11on<tll'm lu~l No\l•mhcr /\ntl thl·n . ;.ah Sadat and Is raeli PnmL' M1nisll'r Mcnach(•m Bej:l in il l'lll1'<l 11llo ucrim onwus d1i. agn:l·mcnt over s uctccd1ng monlhs. no m ore th;.in u vision B UT NOW, AFTE R THE 12· day Camr> David summit. peace bet ween Egypt a nd Is rael is u rcul passib1hty within three months. in fact. if they can settle the rem aining issues ThL' thorniest. p€'rhaps, 1h \\ lwtht•r Jew1!>h settler<; :in• t11 rcm<i111 111 tlw Sinf.11 Dl'!>ert ;.irt1·r I ht· t1·1 n tur.v 1~ rl'lurnell lo l•:g~ "' Thl· · fr;.1m 1•wo rk for l><'lH't·' n1·uo1 1:ilNI with p;.iinst akin~ c;in· at Camp David docs not provldl· a solution because Sad at an<l lkg1n C'llulcl not agree on one . Nt'WSANALYSIS Orl(a n ization It opens Wednes· day in Damascus. Syria ·'The Ion~ da ys of Camp David are over.·· Carter told the nation from the East Room of t he White !louse on S unday ·111uht . fl:inkcd by <• beam ing Sadat and Ut"gin ··But many m11nthi. of diffi cult nt•got1 at111nh still h e ahl·u(J ." Carll'r satcl FOR TUE MOM ENT, though. t lw ob1>l<.1clcs that re m ain arc clwa d (•d b y th e c o n c r e t e ac hievements at the summit and ALLOWING JF:Wl~JI s.ettle~s the chance of ending the JO.year to s tay would clush with Sadal s old conflict bet wt!cn Israel and notion .or Arab sovereignty DJl!,~is A rah nt'l1d1bor.s. _ mantling the o utposts coula F'or Israel security arrange · tarnish fil'gin's 1ma):?c al horn<' m t•nts and an Egyptian commit· a s protector o( i-cttlcrs there and n11:n t to pl·:.tce that have been o n the West Bank of the Jordan i.:oals Slnl'C t:rcal1on o r tht' Hivl'r J('w1s h statt• Tht• prohlt·m I" '"'"' 1n lht· Fnr Egypt re turn of t he Sinai. hanch of tlll' 111 ~:01 1 at11i-. and lhl· "'lrn:h \\;,is lohl durinJ( thl· ~1x ls rad1 Kn•·s~(:t . tu whom lkg111 Day War of 1007. and m1 htar~ ts clt•f('rring J1 r f1t•ld!) th<·n· /\n <'Vt'rt )!n•:ilt 1 pr ohll'ITI '' thc.' uncl•rta1n lulurt· of thl' Wt•!JI Hank anct \\hl.'lht•r Jord un·s King llu~sc•m 1s -.at1sr1ed l'nOU).!h W t th lsrttt"'l 's ('Ullt"t'!-1..,IOllS I hl'n· lo i-upport Satlat ..-oR Tilt: PAU·;STINIANS: l\clf gowrnmcnt and lhl· chantt· lo purt1c11.>al(' 1n d(•tcrmin~ their 11 \\ n f u t u n· E \ 1•11 u It 1 mutt· st ~•td11.>0<.l 1l\ not ruled out House for the 111gn1n~ ceremony. expre&st.'<.l con~ern o ver possible crlUcism from Egypt's e nemies who he said "will do everything t he y can to · to11,,e do" the ac· cords. POJlMER SECRETARY or State Henry A. Kissinger. who made numeroua trips to the Mid· die East 1n search or u pcac<' agr eem ent durin~ the Nixon and Ford administrations. ~aid to day that the advances were so gre at that the situa t ion 1n the re gion has changed for the b~Uer. no matter what ha ppens in lht· cominJ? months .. E ver ylhllli( 1 n the M lddlt• East has a rnig1I<· qunlil). hut this is a major at•h1 cvemtmt ." Kissinge r said on N BC's "To day" program. lie said Cartt•r "deserves the gralltUdl• Of thl' Am e rican p copl l' ;i nd lht· gralitUdl'Oftht'WOrld .. Although the C:on~n·l<.s hai-no dirt't'l role in 1m1>ll'nll'nlatio11 of t ht• :..igreement~. Carter ;ind l11i- s umm1t partnc•rs <in · "'''t•k111g mora l support for the ir t'f(or ll\ AMERICAN Ot' ... ICl.\l.S """' Curte r. Sadat and lki:?ln <11.~ri·cd to no thing that would L·all ro1 American m1 1i tan 1nvol\•1·mtnt in carrying out the <.:amp Da\'111 accords The dram atic propo:-.a l tor an lgnorinK t1111> a nd other uncer· tarntles. Begin turned to Sadat and pro posed. "Let us promise each other we shi1 1l do it e arlier than within three months ." i\LTllOUG ll SHARP d1f· (erenccs remain. the prospect or pe ucc bet~oon E~ypt and Israel by Chri!ltmat1 was a major sur· prise. ma de more dra,ma tlc hy th(· del'p st'cn ·c·y imposed during the negotwt10n!> C.:Jrtcr. who wal> fl a nked b) th t• l wo M1dt•a"I l eader,, acknowledgl'd t hat ··there un · -.till gn•ot d1rf1<:ultics thal r<:· m a in a nd ma n) hard isi;ues to be settled ·· In skctchin~ one or the key agreements. Carte r said Israel would end its milita ry rule ofl he West Bank of the Jo rda n River over a fi ve.year period. while re· tain1n~ some milit ary outposts. THE PAL•:STINIAN Arabs now It ving un de r lsnieh occup:.i tlon then.• tind in tht• l.aza Strip \\Ould choost• thl•rr own "self g 11 \ 1• r n 1 n g u u t h u r 11 ~ · · "n tl 1.w rtH·1 puk in nt·~ot i;1t1oni-. to dl· ll'rm1n1· thc1r luturl· • J\ major qul!..,t 111n ll·lt 1.1n fl'i-O I\. t'd W:t l\ Wh('I hl•r CO ii <'l'1>s1oni-ofrcn~d by lsr a1•l to the• P a lc4'llntun /\rabs will draw J ordan ·._ King llul>sl'1n 1nlo the peact• proCl'~i- LEADERS EMBRACE AFTER REACHING AGREEMENT Egypfs Sadat. left. Israeli's Begin n ..:c;1~ !-.AIU llt: hope-. King 111 .... -.1·111 111 .l11nt:.m w1 II lake u 1111<· 1n arr:1111.!I nH'nl~ for the fllllll •' 111 lht• \\t'"'' llank or lhl' .1111 rl.111 H1\1•1 11r .Jucll'a C1nd :....1111a1 ia. lhl• lubheal n u mC'~ lki.!111 11•.1·s for tlwin But 11 must IJL· l'h·ar our .1rnl\ \\.Ill ht· 111 Judl'tt and • * * Secreta ry of Slute lknr.' K1~-. IOJ.Wr !-aid today th at th<• ad vnnces m a<1<' Ctt Ca mp Dav1cl wt•rc so great th;.it tht· s1tualH1n in the Middle Ea!-t h;1s c·han1:ted for the helte r, no matter whul h<t pptms in thl' monthl> t<J <·Omt' BEGINNING WITH his u11t1;,il overtures and through thl' Camp 1>av1cl s umm it. tht• Egyptian ll':1<ler ha~ movl'd towurd pcan· with thl' Je wish stall' largely on his own ---Framework For Peace Carter Wins British Praise LON DO N < J\ P > T he Drillsh F11n·1i.:n Offlt·c todu.v hailed as ",t \ crv t•1111K1dcrahlt: achieve· 111l·nt .. l1v l'rc!>idPnt Carter the Ji.:1 ~TITH:nt-. n·achcd by E~ypt ••n<I l:.r.ll'I al lhl· Camp Oav1d ... urnm1t rx·an· parll'.V In 1ti-. M;,il1·m1•nt the fore1~n of· fin :.a tel: .. Prcs1dt'nl Cu r tcr has himself dr:.1wn attention to the d1ffteult probh•ms which rl'ma1n to hl' sol ved t hrouJ(h wider ncgot1a~.Lon:, 111 volving ull the pa rt11•s Ill' a lso said that P reMck nt Curle r woultory lit• l\aid Curk r "deserves thl· 1:tratitud1.• of the /\mt·rican pt:oplc un<l 1 ht• gratitude Of the \\Orld .. K 1ssingcr, the pract lt1oner or ·what came to be callt:d s huttll· diplo macy whe n hl' workt'd to defuse Middle Eai.t tcnsioni-. dur Ing the Nixon a nd Ford ud m in islr <.itio ns, J(ave his up pruisul or the ugrl't!ments on lhl' NBC ·'Today~· pro~ra m To takt> the final s te p of t·on duding a pt•ae<: trt'aty. ht• m uy rwcd at least llusst•in on his sick Sadat's ovc·rture to Israel last autumn prompted Syr ia. his ;,illy 1n thl' 1973 Yom K1ppur war. to hn·ak relations a nd led lo l\lrong /\ r u h condc•mn at1on of I he Egyp t 1an ll':1cll'r THE EGYPT IAN pres1den1 faces renewed a ltac·k now that he hus agreed to thl' outline or a !-ettlemcnt Tht• rancor 1s <'t'r ta1n to ring out <ll a summit m t.'cting of "rCJl'l'lionists" in· dudin~ Syria . Algeria , Libya •ind tht• Pa lt>i.t1n ~ L~bcrI!llon lsr ael1 Occ upied Territory ID Mtflit1rr11tt11t Su Tel Av1¥ U.H. l•fftrG Ill 1°"' St . '-,, u.•.SYRIA •11ffH z ... G.le• #tlflth ..-----------------..... WEST UMK AMD GAZA STRIP t. 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W•~' ) tn • '""' w•ll't •••I ,_11 C#Wl•t-\ ~ EGYPT 100 ~Gulf of A••h SAUDI ARABIA \ 5 fate of lsraelt s'ttlements unknown WIDE-RANGING ACCORD FOR PEACE ADOPTED BY ISRAEL ANO EGYPT Blueprint Covers West Bank of the Jordan. the Gaza Strip and S inai Documents Highlighted WASHINGTON I/\ P 1 Herc are the h lghliRhts or the docu m c nts si1tne d b y Presid e nt Carter, Presid ent Anwar Sadut or Egypt. and Prime Minister Menuchem Oel(ln or Israel. ai-. rt•latcd hy Am erican orfic ials : f:l(y pt·hiracl pc uco u"rel' mvnt /\ framework for (I nnul trcut y. to he 81Jlned by th<' two 1·011ntrlC':-within ttu·cc months l',;~y pt to rl'Uuln sovcreiJ{nt y th1 oul(houl lhl• Sinai l'l rot•I 1s entitled to usk for ''ien1rlty w nell " uncl F.f(ypt 1s l 11n1t e d to c 1vlllan u i.e of u1rr1clds 1n th\• Slnui T llKEt: TO NINE months aftN the treaty 1~ SIRncd. lsro1.'I mui.t pull back it1> force!. from a "s ubs tanlwl" portio n of th1· Slno1 Thereafter, cllplomnt1c rt• lotlons to be estabhshod f''inul Israeli withdruwul t we> to thr1•1• ycurs urtt•r the tn·at,\ Still unrc-:,ulwd ll\ th1· quci.11on of tlw l'ntc· of. ls1 ttt·ll 'lt>lllcmen1' 1n the ot·c-np1ed ttrl'I" T h ,. . . M I d " I I' Jo: .1 ... I F ra mt''"irk.. 1\ ~t'I or h1 ()otd )(l'n l•r ,11 princqilc:. "'h1ch mt1)' M'r\I• ui-. un outlinl' fur .i tinul peu<.·1• c A'LL •'OR A II VI' Y\'l)r trans1uon pe riod 1n the Wc~t Bunk 1md Gula, lcu(llnt to tull ,1ulonomy for the· pt•opl1• tht•n•. '"ho arc pr<'domina ntly Palcstin Hin Arn~ Israel agrees not to 1•11t11blish new settlements dur 111A ncttollut1ons l nhut>lt;1nt11 of both urcui. tt rl' to e lt•tl re prcsc!n I ut 1 \ l'°' to pJrl 1t1 JHtt<• 1n the Vl'Ut'l.' pron·~!-lsrnl·I N iil retum ,1 rn I h tar'' Pl'\'bl·nct• 111 1.11t'l'1 f1\' l1a!'w!o, hut 1t i. m1h1 .1ry ~m·c•rn nwnt w11l t·omt• to an 1•1lll l.l•lt llnM·lllt'd Jr<• '>Ul'h d1f 111.•ult 1lt .. lll'i. ,1lt. t h'' ull1mut1· bou11d 1111l·~ ol li-.r,11 l th1• mature or tht• a utonorrto11:-Pa ll'illlll1t1n "·nt1ty. tht• fol('()( Jcruhttlf•m rmd t ht• ·ccur11y arra ngem ent!. for h r :wl ' 01 ., ., ' Oii Ot At ,., 9' 9' Al M. Ot Mo Pf dlt Mo tJ .... "' to M wt ~ '11 ... .,. Ill at c. •• Hr Al SI At I(. 0 0 8' I..• ~ At VI Gt br 0 St SI "' l't 1'1 ,. • :t ~ Second Sight? Atmrds Break Anlici~ed llOLLYWOOD IAP 1 l'crhapi, Emmy awC1rd1> d1r('ctor Clark Joac k1ww som ething even Jimmy Carter couldn 't predict tht• t'lld or the Camp Duv1d s ummit JONt:s SAlll I.AST week that hc wanted the 30th Emmy aw<trtls to I)(' thrl'e hours lonit But he bald the program would be "open ended. JWit an t•ase .. As it tunwd out. he needed the cxtru air lime because Presa· d1:nl <.:urtl•r t·ut 111 with a historic half·hour program of his own 1111nou1w111~ tlwt u "fntmcwork for p •act:" h11d l>ecn reached an has tu I ks "1th Egyptian President Anwar Sucl ut a nd li.raeli Prime M lnai;lt•r Mt•nachcm Begin. The f;mrnys run nearly four hours TIU: WIUTE HOUSE ceremonies failed lo hold the atlention of u quarll'r of the formally dressed audienec at the P<tsudena Civic Auditorium They went to the lobby to s moke and chat with friends Monday. September 18 ,97e DAILY PILOT 1l a The remainde r of the audience watched the !>pecches by Carter, Rc~in and Sadat with varying degrees of interest. Several of the maJor statem ents evoked applause and there was an ovation t "hen Sadat and Be~in embraced " DOUBLE EMMVS FOA 'LOU GRAN%' Nancy M•rchend. Edward Aaner Show Trophlea With the end of the interruption. the E mmy program's pro· ctucers had to implore thosl' in the lobby to r eturn to their seats * * * * * * 'Holocaust,' Comedy Top Emmys ltOLLYWOOD t Ar1 Thl· rn1n1 M'rlt>t> "flolocaust .. and the t•1ght year old ('omedy ··All in the l''am1ly" domanatt·d the 30th unnu al Emmy uwurcls amid l'Omptaints ()f ch v1Mvc counter· proJ!rammmg bv ABC a nd NBC oppus1k the CBS ll'lt•cai.t ABC , t h e .front runnin g net work 1n the Nielsen ratings. won only e ight Emmys Sunday night and 19 altogethe r. includ· ing the creative trafts. Second· plat•e CBS won 16 durinu the te lecast and 24 altogether. N BC. the third·rnrlked network in the rat in g s, won 13 during the tclct•ast an<I 24 in a ll PBS won four Sunday and :.1 total of 1'<.•ven limited series for his role as the Naz a tormentor in "Holocaust. .. Meryl Streep, as the Ch ristian dauRhter-in·law of the Jewish family ccntr<il to the ser ies. was named b est lead a('lrc·ss Blanche Haker . pJuyang tht· young duughlltr or the Jewish fu m 1 ly who dic<l 1n a g :.i::. cha m her. wus nu med best i,up porl ani.: al'ln·ss in a s inglL· µt•rformall('l' tn ii cornl'dy cir drum<.i scr·rl'S Fred Astaire. a sent a mental ~ favorite of t he audience. re · ceived an Emmy as best lead actor in a drama or comedy s pecial as the aging and ailing hus band tn "A Fum ily Upside Down ·· STAPLETON. O'CONNOR (FRONT) OF 'ALL IN THE FAMILY' (Back. From Left) Reiner . Leer . Executive Producer l achman Record Grape Crop Expected -Maybe "llOLOC \l'ST" ANl> .. All in tht• Fam1h .. t•a (·h n·C"•n·d six .1 \\ard-. during . unda~ ':-. four hour µrngram. whit·h \\as mlt'r· 1 u pl l·d 111 thl• \•11sl ('rn :ind c1•11tral tame 1on<'l-> for '' hulf-hour li vl' report from the White llou!>c on the s uccl'ssrul l'Onclus1on of the Middle East s ummit confer ence. The awards to "lloloca~t:· which told of •Nazi atrocities against the Jews an World War 11. ironically came JUSl before lhe summit re port "lloloeaust ." the second most "':stchl'rl :-.how in television his- tory bt•h1nd labt ,\car'!> "Root:. ... w;H 11amcd till' outs t<tnding l11n1tNI M·r11•:. It :1ho won in thn·l' :.t('t1ng c·utt•i:orH!S and for \\ 1 1 t1n~ and d1n•1:t1on ThP 9' ~ hour S('l'lt'S also had n·rcivcd two awa rdo;; an the• creali\·e na fl :1 prt•M·nt at inns I ast week foa· a totul of eight E m m ys The Emrn.v pMgram llst·lf. presl'ntvd unnuully b y the Academy of Telev1~ion Arts and Sca•nccs. ra('ed some unusually s tiff 1:ompctit1on for an au d1ence ABC airt•d its $7 million pilot movie "Balllestar Galac· tica " aga ins t th e awa rds t e lecast and NBC aired the second half or its 25th an ·~ m versary salute to Wall Disney and the second h a ir o f t he blockbuste r movie "King Kong." NORMAN LEAR. creator of "All in the Family." opened the E mmy show with a blasl against the A BC and NBC counter· proi.:rnmming . Such rompcli· lion. he said. "cannot T,.• ·: •he best interest of the Industry and it certainly isn't In t~e public 's inte rest." • G •: ft A L D G R F: E N \VAS named best writer for a limited s eries for hi s sc ript ror "llolocau1n:· and Marvm J Chom s ky was cited for his direc· lion. Carroll 0-Connor was named best lead actor in a comedy ser ies and Jean Stapleton as best lead actress both for the third lime for "'All in t h e Family ... Rob Reiner won his second Em my as l>es t stJpporting <il'lor in a comt.'<.iv scriL·s as the liwral thorn in A·rchic· Bunker 's side. F.m mys also went to director P aul Bogart and writers nob Weis kopf. Bob SC'hille r. Barry H arman and llur ve Brosten. ··0 11 mv." he t•xl'la1med. "I am <1hsolutcly delighted ... Then <'lutch1ng lht· golden ~tatuctlt· dosL·I'. thl1 hoofer uclckd. "Im go111g to !Wl off wh1ll1 I'm !-.tlll ahL·acl · Joanne W<X>ChHtrd, an Oscar winnl·r for "Thrt•e Faces of Eve ... was nu m ed best lead ac· tress an a !>pccial as the Jogging mother or "See How She Runs .. EDWARD ASNER was named hPst lead actor in a drama s eries for "Lou Grant." Sa<J a Thom ps-.n was na med best lead actress m a drama series for "Family .. "The Rockford Fales " \\~ts named best drama series and "The Muppet Show ... whos e onl) lave pl'rfurmers ure the guL·sl stars. wus naml•d ht·<;l C'<J tnl'<h variety scrie~ Lights Added SAN FRANC I SCO (AP l A milllon-dollar SONOMA •AP• !\iow. af u " y1 di c t "'01k :1nu worrv California's winemaker'> ar e bt!ginning to ~et !hua l<1bors n·pa1<1 in the form of a great ~ush or new vintage trom c1n <''P<'<'ted record harvest of I 8 mil hon tons of ~rape~ The vats and bottles arc ready and the pickers on alert Most Catiforniagrapes ripen in the last three weeks of September. and the winemaker faces h1::. moment oflrulh. Wall he harvest th•· i.:rarw ... to dJ \. or wu1t unt1l tomo1-ro" 101 . lltilt' more ~u~ar rontl•nl" If h( w<11t~. will 1t r;_11n" And \\ h;,it of t hl' l'Ompttllle>n" Om' man who dl'l'ldt'cl nut to wa it "any longer was the 65-ye ar old p dtr1 arch of one of the :. t a t t· · s CJ 1 d t·., ~ w 1 n em akin I! IJ m1l1e • Augu:-.t Sebast1an1 . "'hO!-c l<ibl.I •~· kn11w11 .1rounrt atw "'orl~ :1 .. ~uml 1·101 ll1· ... aul I·. \l'f'\ I h1n}.! -... ht1 11 1.t \ or.llt!1· up to 1111· lc.t!-I 1·;11n • 1,.:.i \\c•t·I.. • lJul I hl j.!l .1µL'".•ll l ' Ill ol \\'I \ p 1·1· l "'IOU. po!.!llull '':\LL IN THE FAMILY" won • MX o ut of seven a ward5 ir--the- comed y categories. in cluding best comt.>dy s eries Michae l Moriarty. accepting . his-award with a pa rtially bald head from a recent movie part. was named best lead actor in a ''TU E GATH E RING," about the coming together of a 4diviaecf\lamtly a Cnrlsfinas. was named best drama or com· edy s pecial. projec t t o in s tall.-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~---'~~~~~~ highway lighting twice as bright as before is be· i ng comple t ed Train Fan Held in Joyride , SAN F'ERNANDO IAPI A 31 -year· oltl radiator repairman wtth a passion for tnuns was urrested after he alleged· h took a 25-milc Joyride on a Southern Pa1·1f11: l.'ng1m· _ I It• ct>rt<imly doe!> hav(' a hangup O\'t•r trains." said Lo~ Angeles County sht•nff'-; Sf.!l Lt•t• Andres en of Henry Wt'mkll. who w<ii. hooked for invest1ga· t 1on or grund theft after his Sunday morning ouling /\ncln·~cn stud Wendell has a large tt1l lL'l't1on of toy t•ngines. cars a nd cabooses in his North Hollywood hortle ,.., well a s u library of hooks on trains from which h<.• apparently ~leaned the 1nformatwn hi.' net·dcd to kidnap the l·n~!int• from a .switching yard here and dnn· 1t north past the Saugus depot. Cable Car llur•• 5 SA I'\ F RANCISCO r AP l Five rwrsons tnJured when a Nob Hi ll cab!c tar jumped its tracks were reported an good condition today The Municipal Railway said the Sun· day morning accident m ight have been THE RIGHT WAY Advanced Health Center . ( __ sr,_:4_TE_J caused by a sm all rock on the tracks. 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C11{1forn111 9;;o60 i l4 1640-0JSO ' ·• ' " ~ ,, • 0 ' i .r ' Edit • l p Robt-rt N Weed tPubhsher ThorTWI!> 1<eoev11/Ed1tor Orango Coast Daily Pilo t orto I og.e ________ M_on_<t._y ••• sep-lem-bet-·18 ••• '9·7·8·--------e·"·rba-·'·.K.-re.•b.l·C·"·'E·d·1·tor_1 •• 1.P·eQe-·E·d··'·o·r -- Unhappy News f~r Futur Taxpayers Pn."M>nt ond future Ornngc County taxp yl'ri. arc fac 1ng lhc Pn>.:>P,t'l't of •\entu.ilh mc.~lln~ J proJcctcrl SZ28 m1lhon <kltr1t m •·mmt \ "°' t~mmt•nl's 1,;•mploy<."l' rc.•t1rt m c nt rund Wh~n tltl oul:o.ldl• l'On~11h.inl ,·onfrontcd tht.· 1 t.·lln.•mt'nl 't)Stt.•m ~ ~o"'rn'nJ: bourd \\Ith thttt fac:t two months ago. th,• nt'"' t•o ulcln't ha\l' conw .It a '-'Or.(' tlml' \'oh'r .tppr0\,11 o( P ropo.,1t1nn l:J Wit~ n'dut'in~ tht• numbt.•r O( la' dC1l1.1r~ lhJI t"OU ld lw UW<t to nff~t•t lh\• growin~ dl•f1t1l ,\nd count~ "orkc-r~ had bt'\.•n denied pay ra1M·~. mt•un1~ th t 1r tht~1r rontnbullon into the furld '-'J~ 11'\ rn•aM'<i. tht•y '-"Ould. In c•ffcct. take J cut in tuke homl' pu~ Thl• Orang<' County RNtrt:>mcnt Board an~wt.•n·d t ho~e t.·h;illt.•nt:l'' la~t "l'<'k by tlt·c1t.h ng a~a in~t 111k1n~ both ~O\'cm mc.-nt n nd l'mPloyl"f' cont r 1 button::. into t hl· ::.yMem l'ndt.>r the \'lrcumMant.'t'::.. tht.• board::. dN'1s 1on 1s un dl'rt;tundablt.• But 11 1::. not u ~oocl i:,o lution to <J f1M·~I probll'm c:ount~ taxp:..i~·er::. someday must face f'o1"tunatcly. a h•\\ day!'> ~n.er the retirement bo3rd '~ decision. the COUflly Board or Supcr\'ISOr::i. dunn~ It~ budnel heann~s. et S2 6 million aside In a contlngt.•no· fund ror Wit' 1f 11 I~ later decided to increase governm t nl ~ t·ontribullon to the rl'l1rc ml.'nt svstem. That wa~ a "1 ~c dt.·c1::.ion. ·Piling up an unan::.wf.!rt.·d a m o unt of public d e ht for covemment employee pens ion · lil'nd1ts c·crtainlv 1 ~n ·t 1n thl' best intt-r<'sl of futurt- Sl'neration::. of t uxpayC'rs Trusting the Courts L<.1::.L Wl'l'k California Chief Justice Ro::.t Hird wurncd against the c urr1:nl tenden cy lo blame .1udgcs for prub· ll'm::i 1 hat &ffect ::.oc1e ty as u whole and for mounting p<tlittCal attucks on the judiciary that have httlc to do \.\llh interpret<ition of thl' law C hi<'f Ju::.llce Bird. the first woman to heac1 lhc :-talc's Supreme Court. said this t endency can lead to 1•rosion of th<.· people's confide nce in the courts and of Judicial nuthority. She noted C'Orrl·Ctly tha t morr i.Jnd more political and !'>Octal 1::.suc~ :.ire being turned over to the court!:. for in· ll'rpn•t<1t1on and ruling:, Thi::. unfortunately ha!> IC'd to the unwelcome orx•cta· l'll' of threats from poli11 cul fu('t ion::-i to publicly d1i.cr C'd1l 1udgl'S "ho do not rult.• In their f<J vor. l'vcn bdorC' u cast• lws ht'l'll ht-ttr<I Tht• wich·~pn•:.id s u~p1non of th<.• JlHllciary lw::. hcl·n h'-1 ~<:<1 111 pwt on t hl· tc:nch:ncv of some .1udgcs to foq~t·t th ~1t tht·1r t·<1urtro11mc., ;1n 1 not their pl'rson:tl kingdo_m :, but bl'long equ<llly tn <h.'fc.•nda nts. attornc-ys and till' g1.·ncri.JI oubli•· t\1'bitrary l'losun· of hc<.1nngs. gug orders and an up- part!nl prdercnC't' for conducting as much of the court·s bu:>incss as possible in sccr~t have been jus tly criticized. But equally re prehensible is the tendency to criticize 1udgcs (or adhenng to the letter of the law even if the ruling is polittcally unpopular. The .1udiciary can he lp by recognizing the need for an open relationship between the courts and tht! pubht. Lcg1..,lator-.. can hl'IP by producing laws th;.it do~·t ha\·t· to be unra\'cl('fl in tndh.•-..s legal debates. And poht1e1<.rns 1..·;.rn hl·I p b~· kt·t•Jllng t hc1 r pet campaig n::. out nf I ht• courtroom~ Laws Don't Protect Orange County Supl'rior Court Judge Warre n Knight la!>l \\l•c k l-itlld he rt'gr<.'lkd that <:riminal law!'i proh1hlll'd him from sending confessed kidnap-raJ?is t \VarTt·n (;Je wl'll to st<1te pr ison ror li fe. .Judge Knight ·s lament Cind his criticis m of the law came as he sentenced a three-time offe nder. iJ m an who twice lx'fort• was ins titutionalized and treated for his ment a l disorder. Clt>well 's three crimes s ince 1970 were especially hcinou::.. sexual a~saults and violent beatings of tecn-agl· girls . . • Certainly Judge Knight was right when he faulted lows that a llow him to send a kidnap -robber to prison for life but limit the term he could ass ign Clewell to 20 years and 4 months. The Judge was also correct when he noted there can be no s ure way to guarantee that his tory won 't repeat itself when Clewell is released from prison. possibly in 13 :Vl':Jrs with lime orr for good behavior. We ccbo Judge Knight's regret that a man with a his· tory of \'iolenl anti-social behavior such a s Clewell can't ·~W.k~npJJtb l.f ~~for . ~ """ .. 1'{ be . re. ~lewell 1s lo be pitied for being visited by whatever mental or emotional forces have d riven him to commtt ~u'ch acts. But the great pity and sorrow must go to h1~ \'JCtims past a nd possibly future . • Opinions-expressed in the space above are those dl the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P 0 . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642·4321. Boyd/ Dreams ByL.M.BOYD In a man.'s dream, his enemies are usually other men, his friends women. Jn a woman's dreams, both her enemies and friends may be either men or women. So ~ay the sleep researchers. They ronclude therefrom that men tend to identify their enemies Dear Gl~my t Gus Now thnt llEW's study hns !!hown that 10 per cent of con<'l'r 1s hnkC'd to workphte(•S thl'y'll probubly rull' lh11l workinJt Ii. hnznrdoul' to health and ban It. G J ' and frie nds with a fair degree of certainty, but women in general aren't that sure which is which. Can you envisio n actor David Niven as a cowboy star ? He was once offered the role of Hopalong Cassidy before William Boyd took It. "Old codger" l.s not a re· dundancy, says our Language man. You're a codger at any age, If you're eecentrlc. Five hundred dogs and cuts are born every minute . Q. ''I know a record com- pany makes millions with " hit single. but how much does s uch a company lose if s uch a recording ls a Oop''" A. At least $2,000 to $3,000 That's not much. ls It? It's In the production a nd promo- tion of the albums wh re they rtally spend the money. Up.to $200.000. even. Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Carter Following Ike's Steps WASHINGTON -ll ls not just J ru1nddl'ncl! thut the next step in tht" pollUeal rehablllt.aUon or Jimmy Cllrt."r --the Impending Vl'lO ot a public works ap· 1>r01lrlatlom; bill for only the third tlffil' In tustory follows in tht> fool:.t~ps of Dwight 0 . 1!:1scohower Tht> first two vetoes of the trud1tionally !>Ucrosaoct pork· l>urrcl bHls wt>re P re s •· dent E1sl!n· h o w l' r ' :, w o r k • liul thcrt! 1:. no l'mbar r.ll>!>mt•nt al l h l' w h 1 lt' I luo~l' ahout u oopullst D e m oc rat ('mu I tit 1 n g u cons c r v a ti v e Republican On lhc contrary. President Carter's aides now in the ascendancy want him lo con· sc1ously shape the rest o( h.is term to the Eisenhower model. "Heavens," exclaimed one of the president's more liberal de· partment officials wheo told or Earl Waters the White HOUM thinking. "they c3n't be serious!" To copy the Eisenhower style would mean Mr. Carter's further alienating compo ne nt. parts o r the Democratic coallllon. who have viewed the president as much too cons.ervative from the start. But It also entails some IMcr conOict or Mr. Carter himself. While Eisenhower's style of lg· noring pressure groups and dealing with the eledorate at large appeals to him. the presi· dent has a fetish for tidying up Jagged edges or hum an problems with "comprehensive" legislation which delights liberal pressure groups --a practice quite foreign to the old general. THE CONSCIOUS use of the Eisenhower model In the Cart~r White House partly reflects the r evis ionist upgrading or his presidency now that the Harry Truman revival has run its course. ''When be was presi- dent," TheOdore H. While writ.es of Eisenhower In his new book. .. In Search of History." "the American people were never hap- pier ... the Eisenhower record. when squee~ed down. tells of superb rorelgn pollcy -a match· luss record ol clean dee ls Ions.·· Key Carter aide s. furthermore. see Eisenhower's America similar' to Carter's America In desiring to catch Its breath rat.her than embark on domestic lrliUalives or rorelgn adventures . Faithful to that mood, Eisenhower vetoed more lmPortant bills than any other president -charting a course oblivious to preuure groups. Eisenhower defied convention and congressional preroa atlves in 1959 by v~ng two successive public works appropdat ions bills. the second of which was overridden by Congresl\ -the only one or 157 Eisenhower ve t oes not s u s tained by Congress. Carter insiders ad- mire that spirit and believe the president's biggest mistake in 1977 was to sign th~ year's pork barrel bill wtead ot vetoing It. THUS, what old h anda In Co ngress perceive as a bloekheaded lnablllty at the White House to learn from the past is actually determination to WHAT., ME WORRY? , atopo for the missed veto m 1977. White House agents wcr<' intrac table In deuling with Congr~ t~ls year because they welcomed another chance for .. Carter public works veto. Thi~ refl ects a major on- derplnnlns of Mr. Carter's re· habllltaUon prottram conducted under the direction or senior Whlte H o use a id e Cer ald Rafshoon: J immy Carter did not get to the White House by ac- commodating to the demands or pressure groups and has hurt himsell by accommodation dur Ing his first 18 months in office Accordingly. the pre!>1dent s old aides from Geor g 1<1 arc pu s hin g a s tr ong anti accommoda tion line at th .. White House against the accom m od atlon forces lt•d by Vice President Walter F . Mondall' For exar:nple . the e:tnll accommodators lately h<1 ve been spreading the word theat the president thoroughly approves of Barry Bosworth. the anti lnnation jawboner who is public enemy No. l in the eyes of or-. ganlied labor. BUT ONE Important Carter insider points oul that while Eisenhower was a national war hero w'ho could defy pressurt.> groups and m aintain popularity. Mr. Carter never even com manded a submarine and enjoys no broad popular foundation Thal means the president 1s. vulnerable in derying constituen- cy groups or a '.iemocratic party An equally formidable obsttt· cle is the president's compulsion to put together large, indigest1. ble packages or reform leg1sla. tion that do not seem compalibll' with a public SUSP ICIOUS of large governme nt 1n1tiatives. Nevertheless. there is feeling within the White House that lht- president must lame his own ac· t1vist lmpulsestosurv1vc.• For some 25 years. the "un· fin.lshed social agenda .. of th.c two Eisenhower terrr.s wa:. e ns hrined In Democratic de· monology as the cause or social a nd econo mic woes. If a Democratic president now ac· tua lly foll ows Eisenhower 's path, he will be proclaiming the sterility or standard liberal doc trtnc In quest of national sup. port. Judges' Pension Plan Deep.·in Red Although Gov. Jerry Brown after only 10 'years. of service. millioninl974to$J.4miflioninthc hoping the problem wlH pasf. foc used attention on j udges' Also the pension program has an currentyear. them by. salaries when he sought to automatic annual cost of living freeze them along with all other adjustment which increases the EVEN SO the unJunoed liabiU- s l a tc and local government pensions of those retired each ty of the judges' pension SY.Stem e mployees. scant nolic<: has lime the salaries for s itting has reached scandalous propor- becn given to the disastrous fis· judges are raised. lions. Calculated at $100 million cbl condition of the j udges' "/ in 1974 it now exceeds $400 pension system. IN C 0 NT RA ST, s tate million and continues to grow. Despite its having been un· employees must labor 25 years R ecognizing the perilous derrinanced and actuarlly un· to earn only a 50 percent pension course the pension program has sound s ince at age 60. Alter reUrement slate taken. t.be Legislature enacted a its inception. employees receive only a 2 per· measure requiring the system to t he j u d g e s cent a Mua1 cost or living adjust· be fully funded by the year 2002. continue to menl. a figure which has ra1.1en But the Legislative Analyst has enjoy the fat· rar short or actual living cost rePorted that it would require test pension rises. annual contributions equal to program pro· The judges' pension system Is 84.4 percent of the payroll to vided public funded by contributions equal to comply. And, after that date it THIS fo,AJLURE t.o m ake the fund fiscally sound conce~I~ from the pubti(' the full cost ol the judicial braoch or govern· ment and leaves the contrc.ic· tual obligations to be mel by future taxpayeri;. Meanwhile the automatic an- nua l salary increase~ for the judges builds the unfunded lia bility higher each year. Still the judges' pension fund deficit ls peanuts compared to t.hal or the teachers' retirement system. whlch has an unJund~ II a bility of SB.2 billion and rising. e m p Io ye es 8 percent ol salary from both the would still requite annual pay· anywhere in Judges and the s late. It Is ment.s equal to 42.3 percent of In contras t the s tat e the state. au~mented by revenues from the payroll to maintain full fund· e mployees' pension fund. con .. Basically it civil s uit filings. Ing. sidered the best In the nation. is a 75 percent pension pegged at But because the pension These hard facts have the h_a~ assets r each ing l o StO age 60 a fter only 20 years benefits are so unrealistically Legislature In a quandary. billion. service. Because many judges generous the yearly contrlbu· Rather than heed the recom-And in further contrast. the are ap~inted late in life and lions have not. been sufficient to mendations of the Legislative Legislature's own retirement w~"""ct~1t..JU~i_.~en;_de~ Qe· ··r,"Feet.J~.~.~~t .. ~~rs~e~..i-.. ~n..at~sl to provide fiscitl_ fund, which is actuarily un.c;ound • !lltable fo remo e JUdg~s wti.o' "'ppropi't·lh. Oft5 .d e'ft t"n'I!' ,~ ... ~~~;·~=:.... .:w..-ljer.tlb have reached the 3lge of 70, 1t deficits have been required oflhe fully funding it from state sur· sound by us ng surplus tuna~ to ~ pe~mlt.s the old«:r Judges to .re· !--e~lslature each year. These pluses. the lawmakers have appropriate 128 ro11llon to meet ('c1ve the maximum pens.ion de(icits have g rown frorh Sl aken an oslrlch.·like position lts<>bllgaUons. Paul Harvey Moderation Trend Changes U.S~ Drinking Habits You 'velhoughlso. ' During business luncheons and social events you have seen more peopte drlnlcing less. Because so many restaurant diners have been passing up booze, restaurateurs have sought to add a twist to the soda water a nd price It like a cocktail -or they h ave soug h t to popula~l ze Perrier wuter. an imported nonalcohollc drink. You huvc thought that even one.fisted drlnkin~ was phasing out: now the numbers are ~m· Ing In SA LES OF blended whiskey ln the United States. despite In· c rt'uscd advert11\i ng budaetR. have d :rllnl'd 30 percent. Sales or bourbon have dl'cltned 16 per· cent. The prelll ldenl o f Hiram Walker. Roy Stovons, says, .., • ModeraUon Is the now way or hfe." The industry ls ftghtina back. Fortune magazine reports that more liquor industry advertising will be &eared to women. Drtnlc· Ing by school·agers ts leveling off. partly bee a use several s tates -responding to in· creased highway deaths -are changing the legal drinking age rrom 18 back to 19. 20 and 21. Jn the put. It hu been ascer· tained that teens are more likely to drink lf their parenu do. And "social pressures" have tended t6 e ncourage drinking. A Rutgers University study re· veals that students who do not drink arc often chHtlsed or re- , jected by their peerR. BUT AMONG edults this Is lcH true then Mretorore. Beer and wine continue to sell well -pos11lbly reflecting th1s tendency toward moderation but alM> because beer and wtne are still advertised on television. and radio. Wine sales have doubled in the last 10 years. Conventily, recent "neW1" has meMurably reduced liquor sales. Since the dramatic con- fession ol Betty Ford that she had become addicted. abstinence has bffome fashiona- ble. The National Restaurant As· sn. estimates that nationwide Americans order alcoholic drinks .on only 10 percent of all occasions. ~,.., ''Yoane .... .,. .._,.. ,.._., ... ..... ......,. Bartenders at Ch1 ('a go restaurants r eport that even those who do order drinks a rc ordering lighter and lighter cocktails. And more than ever bcrore a rc> o rd e r inl( nonall'ohol1 C' "!f\Ocktalls ·· tRONI CALLY. Prc-,1d1·nt Carter rctently ulludcd to the "three martini luncheon" a run decade after that amount of 1m-, bl bing had gone out ol style There was a truth in the je~t aolng around 8 rew yenr<: a~o about the sales mana8er who called his istarr toacthcr to on - nouncc. "If you have to drink 31 lunch I wanl you to drink C tN - not vodka -understand?" He sa.ld. "I want It on )Our breath when you make your next sales coll. I wont our cu!\tomer<i to know that you're 'drunk · not 'st upid''" One Chicago bartender con· tides that he has worked ~rd d inas. bar mitzvahs. other big parties -where everyone tl11J\~1 everyone ti~ ls drlnkin1 -and almost nobody 1~ ' cl ' .... .... . ., ... ' V4 ~I !>. .,.. M4 Tv Pll -"°' °' W I ~ ••• fro u Ho I I Ofl 01 An Fr ~· r.~ l NU Olt Mo Pt1 c10 ( Me o . ~. Ott to io• wll ~I ~ -.., t Mir ~ ,., . g, Oo Co JI R'f wll 6ol dlFI t4 I •ftf len ..... peft MOI I .. .... <A ,.,, ...,, Allll ~· .. Au\ ICel (A. c.. Utf t.on I Al ¥ ~~I ~o· I ~DI ~"'' ,,,.,,, Tw• ~~I e. .. I~ •"91 Sm•• WORLD I NATION Mona.y, September 18, 1978 DAIL V PILOT A 7 Tower Still Tilts for Happy Tippling Visitors IS)' lf\.IG H . M LUGA AP'-Nl'"'°!U I 1 l'ISA. ftllly -An tt>ru.' thlfli h111)11w1cd us I <'rOM•\'d tlw Arno R1 vn c1n lht• way tu lhc fumou-. L\'unrn~ To"' t•r ~uddt•nly 11 mbul11ncci. u1 nu.• !lt'rt.'Jmll\I( ()Hf th<.' tohhll'l>tOOl' btld(I\', fly(' or thc:m 111 .1 row 1\ hornd thou1ht oc-C'u rrf'd hud I m1,.n'<J 11 " llad hl!tlOr) \ mo ... t !>plt'ndHI urth1ch.1t'hU ul ml& ...... .... ,...,....,. TOURISTS GAZE AT LEANING TOWER Pisa's Attraction Stood Still In 19n Smoking in U.S. Down Per Capita WASHINGTON •AP1 -Measured on a per· capita basis. cigarette smoking this ycur is expect· t>d lo dt--clinc LO its lowest level since 1970. the Agr1t·ullur~ Department pred•Cll> A report baid thal tentative cstimatl's l>hOw per-capita smoking al 4.000 cigarettes 200 packs of 20 each this year. a dropfrom4.0Sl in 1977. _Thal 1s not an average of how many cigarettes peoplc s moke. however. As used by the depart- ment. per-capita figures Include all persons 18 years and older. smokers and non-smokers alike. Robert H. Miller. who worked on lhe report. ~aid that the iast time per-capita cigarette smok m g dropped to 4.000 or fewer WMS in 1970 The peak year was 1963 when lhe per-capita rate was 4.345 clgareit.es or more than 217 packs. Just before the U.S. Surgeon General's report link· m g s moking with lung db.case and other ailments. Alameda Cuts Tirxes OAKLAND <AP ) -Alameda County homeowners can expect a drop in property tax rates as a rc:;ull of Proposition 13. t ,1kl' finally 1(1vcn up the ghost art.er 800 teetering , 1•1H i-• nJ Wppl~ over In a heap, l•kln.: all those tourll>lb und po11lcard salesmen with it? /\rno und destroyed priceless monuments In the adJoinlng Camposanto. the graveyard filled with !ihlploads of earth brought from Calvary. IH"f NO. THANK GOO. ntERE s he still stood m 11lll'd -uround the next bend of the road and '11w umbulunccb. ull of them empty. were just re· p111·tl11R for duty in their normal noisy way at a h11,pll .ti I rnud my 150 lire I 15 cents l and climbed the "llunkd. winding 293 marble s teps to the top or the IJl'll tower. which provided the sensation or ascend· 111~ thl' ... 1a1n·u~c of an ocean liner heeled over in a rou,,;h sc.•1.1. After soccer and finding a new ~overnmcnl. keeping the tilting towe r from toppling has been Italy's most lnexhaust&ble topic or cocktail con· versation. Just before World War II. 900 tons of concrete were pumped into the soil to stop the sway. The duy w1.1R sunny. windy and so clear you ,·ould bl't' the ii.le of Corsica tar in the distance und. dtl!\er by, lhe marble quarries of Carrara from whence cnme the 14.000 tons of urches and t·olumn11 thut now tilt so precariously toward the rJ n ·r. u full 17 (ec·t out or plumb Then the government in Rome staged a con· test for the best solution. Among the 3,000 replies from a round the world came schemes to freeie the underground water table into a solid block or ice to install a new base. lasso the tower with giant steel rings, take it down and rebuild It. erect a statue I T HOUGHT OF ROB ERT BROWNING, who took his bride Elizabeth Barrett here In 1846. when More Food Labeling t ht> wobbly wonder was only 13 feet off lhe perpen-D • d d1c ular. /\bout then the bells rang for the last time esJ.re und W t>r\• s piked into WASHINGTON fAPl ~.tenet' to keep the. vltu'a·c~ ~~ • ) _ Con s ume r s want ~ions from lr:'creasing t he ( ~~ mbre food labels to list .mgte of lnchnaUon. . -~Stew _ ingredients and to dis· l thought. of poor old ,,. close precise sugar. salt B onnan~ ~1sa no who . . and cholesterol content, began building the tower m 1173. when .Pisa in· the Food and Drug Ad· ~lead <if being. ~ world . renown~ architectural ministration reports . .1oke was. a thriving maritime repu~lic, on a J?Sr That is how the FDA with Vt.>nice and Genoa. wllh ~lonies stretching is interpreting the first all t~c way from the French Riviera to southern wave of responses to a Russia. t · Bonn:mo had got the project only 35 feet off the govern men c.ai:npaign ground. up lo the third story. when lhings got out to get the pu~hc s ideas of whack. The foundation began sinking into the o n rev amping food !.hifling s ands of the Arno's s ubterranean labels. riv<'rbed ATTEMPTI NG TO CORRECT THIS un- planned curtsy in the direction or the river. the architect s ubtly tilled the next two stories at a slightly reverse angle, giving the tower a barely perceptible case of the bends as well as the stag. gers. Work came to a halt. \ .. ' -. '. . .. nearby. on the order of the Statue or Liberty. that would ext.end a gracious. helping hand in the eve~t the s lant became overbearing. NONE WAS DEEMED St\11SFACTOR Y. and the 64 million lirt> question remains unsolved. /\s the man from the monuments division of the Ministry of Public Works told last year's New Year·~ t1pplertl: "We would like the tower just a llllle straighter . . . not enough to spoil its tourist allr:-1ction. JUSt enough to keep it standing.·· Seventeen feet off the center or gravity. the guests drank up, happily oblivious of the fact t hat the rooftop venue of their lubrications flagrantly violated modern Pisa's municipal building code. ' Giovanni di Simone took over in the followin~ century and tried to recoup Bonnano's losses by muking the walls 13 feet thick at the base and between 6 and 8 feet thick in the succeeding stor ies. Finally in 1350, nearly three centuries after it was begun, Tomaso Pisano topped out the bell tower or t he 176·foot high free standing Homanesque structure. which was soon leaning over tar enough for a local university professor named Galileo Galilel to conduct his experiments in the velocity of falling bodies. THE CAMPAIGN, run jointly by the FDA. the Federal Trade Com· mi ss ion an d the Agriculture Depart· ment . has generated 2.000 l etters and testimony from 92 persons who attended hearings in Wic hita. Kan., three weeks ago. The campaign began June 8. An FDA -pre pared s ummary of the public response. said. "Man· dalory in~redient label· ing rincluding names of f ood and color ad · ditives 1 for more or all foods is the maJor dc- m and being made by consumers." Ask Linda or Velma. T HE PROFESSORS STILL LOVE THE bend· Ing building. Every New 'Year·s Day. which is a great day to be hung over In Pisa, they hold a celebrated cocktail party to celebrate the fact that L a Torre Pcndenle still stands. h owever hazardously. like eome of the guests. The idea is for everyone to get a little tipsy because the tower hasn't got any more tipsy during the previous year. • Last year's was a .particularly gala Jan. 1. The tower hadn't varied a fraction or a millimeter in the previous 12 months. after veering almost 1·16lh of an inch in each of the previous five years, giving hope that there at last had been some stabilization in the water levels 300 feet below the foundation. .. But there's always the possibility or an earth· quake." warned Professor Livio Trevisan or Pisa University. one of the resident experts on the famous failure. CU RRENTLY, THE agency can require in- gredient labeling only on .. nons tandardized" food such as sodas or frozen dinners. Standa rdized foods. including catsup. mayonnaise and many canned vegetables, must use certain ingredients. but need not identiry them. On nutrition labeling. the FDA said. "there is great interest in declar- ing quantities or sugar. s alt and cholesterol.·· Currently, food p ro· ducers must li~t t hem Whether 1l's cUl opportunity for your business or d new investment. Newport Equity Funds may Just give you the opportunity to take advantage of It. We specialize In arranging secondcuy real estate financing for people who already own prime reslclentJaJ property and have a better·than· .tvcrage income. 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Profcsi.1onul "nll·1-. 1 ., S 5 0 J n d pr 1· und rree lanct· uut hur., n•.:1st ration .., required AN l"RA CISCO 1A I'1 -Thr\W monthb :tfll·r ("ultrormun" .tpproved l'~poi.1oon 13 und helped tnau~r .i nJt iunal '""' rt•\oll. u wru ~rooh , ... mJ>U11tn lo bun M1l0k1n9 an ln<•t In cloor publtl· Jlli1t'•'' in California h1u. thf n11i,:hty tf1h.1t'l't> mdu,trv wht.•N lllfl Uoru. cli.1•\\h1·n .. i-;\.~nluully, tobat•co cxucut1vc., .. uy vr1v1ottdy. mok1nu c:ould IH.'l'l'Htw 1111fa.,h111n.11>h· und .. ult•ff couhl \l.llht·t i.mok1ng ut ;.rmatcur m dtcht". t·un It-urn ho" 111 OlJrk1•1 'l'ht• 1111·11111 1i. primun hockey games and JU.ti or clui.sicul the ir writing "' u forum I) rur 11e1'M>ni. fom1lwr Vf,,'JJI.~ A AL.YSI S conccrtli In the same placei.. ortt.'rl'd b> S uddlebtit•k "rth tht· rund umt'nt:i l-. Oppon nts !Wl7.(' upon thoi.e dis College or \\tiling :ind rnlt:rcsll'd Ltust )'l'llr It J lll•ynoldi., the• nu uon 'i. ln11 t11l11uTo company und lhl· tnmpn1u n :. l>1gue11l t•o ntnbutor . not t•d thot 1( t•\ cry J\ 1111•1 lt'illl 1.r·11ok~·r had OIH' k "i-t·1~.1 1 t'll1• U Chi), Ht>ynold-. \l.mlltJ 1 ..... ,. ~vi m1ll1nn u \ 4'll r cre panct(')>. A radio ad usks. "Whut'll "Marketin~ Your Writ 1r1 H lling whJt they they think of next ..... then speculatt-s ing . A Mon· Tuw<ird wrlh'. -.ayi. Oona Id Mac 1'1.101 t.ov{'(!uy. u form er pro basket· bull pluycr who he lpe d write the in· 1twhvc and 11> its chief spokesm an. that Jogging could be bunned on Profcssionuh~m .. m ccttt Donuld. tll!\trut:tor and Thursday und humming a llowed only Tuc·!->duys und Thurs<.layi. frnlunct·r Su hu . bl6: toh.u rn h1.11> rnui.tht·d u11 .1 hout lf!I pt•rt·1•nt ul lhl• mom.'y for 1.1n rnlt•n'>t' ml'd11.1 1•t1mp1utin UK••ln,1 I 'ropos1taun ~ 011 ttu Nm 7 io.t ~If for freckled people one hour u day. bl'~tnmng Oc:t. :1 from l'•Jr rnon· informut1on. 7 30to9 JOp m call 831 7532 or 495 4950 111· ;_11lll others suy they think the ... 1u·k 11d!'. muy bttckfirc und win voles lor lhl' 1>rupos1tion LOVE DI\ Y I\ D M ITS Tll E pro· piiiiiii--~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;- h,1llot,. un ''''"""'''' lwtnp pusht-d la ,, 1trou11 1·ut1, .. s l 'uhforn1.1n-. for ( 'lt-u11 I n,J11t1r ,\u tst-:1-·oKl. 1'111·. ( \ltt•\I(,, 1, ll\1•1 tlw S17 h1l1111n 1ndu-.1rv 1-. ,., pcl'll'll h• 'Pt·nd up 111 $., in1lhon ·• 1 t•1•u11I for ,1 h.11lot 111 11p11,,tl l ' JI 'r urn I J I 'I l' fl n ' 111l· r· t· ,, •• ht•ll"''ll1t•r -.11111• noll'd .I.id. Ml'lh1"1•ll u( \\ 01111" .1r1I ,\ \)( l>u"t'll .i h1t•.1l poltlll'JI Jtl hrm runmn.: th• l JOIJl.llJ:n .1j.'J10-.t lh1• llro110 ... 1t1on Tf\,. 1111lu'>l r.> h.1., 1 '"'""n tn \\ orr \ 1 hl· l'Jltfonua 1'1111 -..11r1 rt•u nth thJI lht• 1111l1Jll\l'. on thl· bull4tt aftl·r 'u" 001 lt•r ... uut '°""' 1100.000 -....:n alun.· .. ,., In \llrL'<I h.) 5H JWrl·t•nt of re~r"llf•rt-d 'Olt'I ' .tnd oppoi.t•d In ·ui rwn·t•nt \S fW Jl'NI-: ~-ltl, wt1t111 lhl' l11ll•o,t l11,unt·111 l 1 1•µ01 t i. 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"IT'S A RISK WE'V E been forced lo l.ikt'." :.ays Mc Dowell, 64. u for rnt•r l'ulll?.t-'r Prizt• wlnninf{ 111•\\ '>111;111 "ho has s moked since he """ rn "If wt• wer·c· not acquainting J>t•oplc with wtwl 1s in the thing. they "uulll 'till hehevt• lhey were votmJ( 1111 .qiph: pw and ice cream .... '\I rt•ady' 33 1tllllCS and :.cores or 1 1111·., haw rt·!·.tr1c:tcd public s moking 111 ... oml' de)trCt'. 1nclud10g near-total li.rn, tn Ut a h and M tnnesota. But I 'rn1.>0.,1tH1n 5 lb s tricter <1nd more rorn pl11·atN1 · t-:"•mpt1nns include private offtcci. Jnd homt·s. bari., pool halls and mom .. 111 hotels. motels and college tlorm ilorws. Restaurants would have 1 o "''l u1> no-sm oking sections. Jlthuu.gh they could consist or a:s ht t ll· u)> one table. Cabbiei. could 1>moke univ 1f they had nu ridcn •. vlslonK under attack were .. .., public rclulions mist ukc, but legally they we rc very wilw " ·w e matll· u poltc·y decision to l.'X t'mpt those arc·as bec<Ju1>c Wt.' want the luw to work." he said. adding that the 1nit1a11ve would a llow t'he legis lutur(• to amend s uch detalls Mo"t o r the anll-5 ad& also potnt out thut t•rrunt smokers would be arre~t ed. But under the proposul. ~ viola· t1on Is Ilk<' a parking ticket. with mandatory· S50 fine. Supporters i:.uy smoker!. would be arrested only if fines were n't paid 3nd warr<1nls wen• issued. "THIS GIVES PROTECTION to those who r eally need and want it. .. s ays Loveday. "The only reason thii:. i;; goini,: to work is lh3l most smoker!> arc considerate people .. Adi. ulso attack lh<' proposal as Big Uroth.cris m. Supporttrb comparc ll lo 'Nrw York City's new law rcquir mg dog owners lo :.t•oop up after their Semi-Annual SALE Now In Progress LA-Z-BOY ~ THE CHAIR PEOPLE Whit' 1 oo·s TO CHOOSE FROM MISSION VIEJO ............. I 1an2 ~ .. rtiiy. .... ----'-_,_, .... _ COSTAMISA . MfWroaT llEAC H l6' l. 17tli Str-+ . ... ._. ....... ,,....,.,_. ,,.~. \ •·•~W w•:1-.K ~ \C;o .lnhnn.) ('ur'>l>n ~u1pµcd. Poll-. .. how~ J><!r· l'Clll or vokr., IJrt• for f'rfl()O-..IHJn 5. Tht• 11ttwr 47 pt·n·1·111 .irt· dt·ad .. In f.Jl't . tht' fo~ure:. t:luM•l y purallC'l the t·,l 11tH1ll.'d pl!rct•nlcl~t·-. of .. moker1' ;llld non.i,mokt·r~ '" tht• l'OUntry II ~ biggest contn bu lion -S2~.ooo -came frorn tht· >1talc Amt.>rlcun Cancer Society t hupter. for which tl wa s the fir"t µo lltH·ul contrlbuUon The s tate Lung A:-.sot'iut1on ha:-. donated alm ost c.1s murh lJNOl::R THI:: ~1 EASURE. s mok· !Ill-( by t•mployces would be legal al lhl' "urkplacc if everyone in the roorn i-m o kt•s. o r if t h e re is u 1tl'JH.1r a tl· loungc half of which must ht· 11arltl1oncd off for non·sm okcrs. pets in public. 495-5902 Opponents sa)' 1t muy cost S2HO -.-.. ~.1. , ... .,..., .......... fllNrutf 642-1657 •• million for required partitions. signs ~~~~s.~c~, .. ~,~""'~u~ .. ~~~!!!!!!!!;;;;;;;;;;;;3_ a nd production time lost to smoking ...: Mol'. 11\ru ,,I, IM l •t. IO·S lndu1>try fl·~•r" Ml' thul 1r Propoi.l t w n 5 passc:.. 1t would not only tukt· a btk out or Californw Cl~tlrCtlc bali:i. !.I 5 percent of the national total - hot abo 1ru.pire "1mll<ir tOuf;!h restric· "We should win -t•x('cpt w<'ll huve SS m1l11on agatni.I U!>." so1d ll also allows smoking al rock con 1·crt:,. professional boxing and wres· tltng and roller derbies. But it bars brt·uks . Supporters s ay it will i.avc up to Sl69 million a year in lower health eur c c:osti.. fewt<r fi rt<b and lei.~ e mployee sick time Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON Home of the "Golden Tou ch" .. _ ... ___ R R . .,..,,,.,..... . ....,"'~ ou.·~ ore ••• (; tnJ!l'I' 'm: • lt·fl • <H1cl Tish Dans talk to lrit·1HI.., a llt·1· rl'lurning to St•ultlt• on <.in \l;.i .... i..a .... tatc.• ft•IT\. Tht• two \\omc.·n murlt• ·, hl· norl hhound t rip thl· hard wa~· l'O\\ 1ng ~ ~:! rl :I\.., 111 ·' ~t) foul "ooch.·11 hoal from St•<Jt I Iv IO .Sl·'<lj.!\\(I~ Trophies Awarded To Wolllen Sailors Trophic!> and c humpugrw h1ghli~htcd the cloi.e of weekend rucini; ui. the Cupb trano B<Jy Yacht Club pluycd nost to womcn suitors rrom Southern Californlu Sunday Artc·r two duyii or raetng. the following s ailors took home trophic" in l'crfurmancl' llandicap Rae ing Fleet competition· r -FIRST Pl.ACE. O.W. llarold. Jane Ifill. Dana 1'01nt Yacht Club. -2nd. Sunny !*elm, Peggy Bryun. Capi1>trano Hay Yo<'ht Club -3rd. Fancy. <.:ath v Paul. Dana Point Yuchl ( 'luh · · ·~nm ~o S PINNAKER c l<1M1. -bl Lowk1. Jean Sm1lh. Cup1strano Buy \'al·ht Cluh - 2nd, Audae mui.. I rcnl' Kenned\. Dana Po int YiH·ht Club . ...,,, .,.,.,f\w~·r-1"'!.~~~ ... ---::"~-!'~:~"";:,:--. ~ -4th. Amcffian Pie.· Dlun c~tofOun. Capblrnno Bay Yacht Club. 'Lady' in Lead NORWALK. Conn. tAP I -The Lillie 1\mcr1cu 's Cup ra('l'S res umed today. with J\ mt·riC'an <•ntry Pallt•nt Lady IV holdin~ a 2·0 f'dgc• 111 I ht• lx,•:.l·Of·M!Vl'n i.ertCl>. • 'J'ht· Cla"!-> Catamaru n dt>featctl Huh··~ Miss L II\ tU'>t umh-r 11 ~ m1nuh·., in the second ~uce of lht• -.1•n1•i. Suturdav Tht• Connett1t•u1 boat. ~k ippered hy Duncan \1 ~1l'l.<inl•, "on lhl· l!I 5 milt· race in 2: 15, one or the r... ... tt·:-.t t 1m1•1t 1•\'l'I' lur I hl• raCI;' All 1lem'1 new for rlae comU., year ... IFedltadoy 9/20 rlaru Sunday 9/24 .... , II-THE-WATER FILL BOAT SHOW See the BIG all boat show featuring the latest in both power and sail . • . in the water. Take advantage of tremtttldous Boat Show specials offered by participat· i"I deafers! 10 to 10 Wed~ thru s.tunt.y 10 to 7 Sunday AdlMa $3.~. chttchn 6 to 12, $2.00 under 6 -fr•. · i..oc.-. in pctur.-que Udo~ V .... •t tfle corner of. Udo.,,., "9wport lhd. '".....,,.,,. ~ I ' Big BOat Series Under Way SAN l"HANCISCO -Thl· watl'rS of San Fran· t:.-.eo Buy forml·d thl· playing field today as the Hti.: Boat &·rn·' ~111 undt·r "'UY with 48 world class rac ing } <.icht-. l'Ompctrng ror rive perpetual troph1t<i. l'nmary tnlcn•!>t wa:. in lhc conlcbl among the * * * Yachts Preparing For Coastal Race Mriny of the yachts competing In the St. F ran· c1s Yacht Club's l~th unnual Bf~ Boal Ser les this \\t•t•k wt ll st•t :-.a ll Oct :i In the: ei_ghth annual Califo rnia t ·oui-tul Hm·t· rrom San Francisco to N1•wport Bt•aeh The• (.'ou:.tal ratl' 1:-. rn s punsorC'd b.v Nt·wport ll:irhor .vac·ht ClulJ dntl St F'YC HUT •:VF.N Af'Tlrn rc:.ichtng Nl'wport. lhc "k1pperR nnd rn•w11 will twvc• less thun a m onth to rt·g roup and gl•;.ir up for Lo:-. Angeles Yacht Club's I 032· mile Loi. Angell'~ to M azallan. Mexico. race . All six of the m ux •·.va(·ht-; in the Big Boal S<>r1es are schcclulcd to .. t.irt in the Coastal race <ind ha\'c alsd" hN·n s1gnt·d up for the Mazatlan race makm~ 1l polentwJly ont.• of the m ost excit· mg f1r"t·to·rin1~h race lhc• annab of sailboat rac· mg. The 'biggie"" an• .Jim Kilroy·s 79·foot K1aloa. California YC. Sumnt·r /\ "llucy" Long·s 79·foot Ondinc. Nc•w York YC. Fred Preiss· 84·foot Christina. Puc1fi c Mariners YC': 8111 Lctfs 67-foot Merlin Santa Crvz YC'. Hurry Moloshco's 69·foot Drifter. Long Heaeh YC :.i nti Ja('ob Wood's 61 ·foot Sorcery. California Y(; T HE COASTAL RACE will s tart o ne duy followinf( St. FYC's annuul Stag Cruise. a four -day gathering ul Tinsley l ~land on the San Joaquin River which is attended by some of the most noteworthy experts In the sport of yachting. . I Dl1\M0NOS DIM'l0NDS 011\M0NDS H~ 'Wib\~i.ft1~~·-r• Foreign . Accents / Diamond intrigue il l 1b best. A collec t 1on o( <1ward-winning diamond jewelry cr~ated by leC1ding dC'r,1gnf'f"> from I tirorw to the r M l:.ast as well a!> tht! Un1t<>d Sldtes. Com , o;ee whdt the world is coming to INTERNATIONAL DESIGN ~OLLECTION On ~xh1b1t from Septllmb<lr 1 n through J. 3 B.D. HOWES and SON FINI JFWH t HS I OH I Olli< <,l·Nl l{l\TIONS NL WPOR I ULACIJ . 341 2 V rJ I 1do / 67~ 27 H I O!l "N(1 lll \/,A't110I f\fi\ \Mol A HAllllAll~ 1'41 M "lllN\,\/HMlll Ill I \U\ I so-called maxi-yachts rungmg m b12e from 61 to 84 feet. THE ANTIC IPATED DUEL between J im Kilroy's 79-foot ketch Kialoa a nd Sumner A. "Huey" Long's 79·fool Ondine was still in doubt a few hours before the start as Ondine was undergo· in g emergency repairs aft.er a collision with another sailboat during a Sunday afternoon prac· tice sail. The extent of damage was not divulged. But with or without Ondine Klaloa still h ad her work cut out with com petition from s uch gold· plated speedsters as Ma rk and Fritz J ohnson's 73·foot ketch Windward Passage· Fr~d Preiss' 84·fool Christine: Bill Lee's 67-root Meridian. an J a cob Wood's 61-foot Sorcery . JOHN AftENS' COTTONTAIL also · was u doubtful s tarte r,; as tthc W<18 undergoing laiit minut~ repairs from a dis mastinJi en route from Newport Beach to San Francisco . Cottontail is entered in the Hichurd Rhet<m trophy series for y<.ichts rating 32 to 33 fcct Other trophies at stake arc the City of San Francisco Perpetual for yachts rating 40 to 60 fl:et. the Atlantic trophy. 33 to 38 feet and Keefe.Kilborn t rophy fort wo-lon rutinl(". .. -~ .. "Good service and friendly people who make you feel at home". GEORGE GEYER Santa Ana, Calll. ORANGE COUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER .JOHNSON & SON I ~ I 2626 Harbor Blvd • Cos1:i Mes.1 • 540·5630 Be's Our Kind of ·Kid .. , llonc!>IY and pe rs1s lt·nc t• pu1d off for iJ Daily Pllol Carrier rcccnll) Ca1Ttl1r Andy Saponuro. 12. ~pollt•d a walll·l l aying n<.•xl to a parkc.·d ca• whilt-on his ro ute in Corona del Mar "I rinishecl my routl'. bt•N1u st' m ~ mom said it ulways come!\ ftrl:>l. and I came back in ten minut e~ ... Suponaro ~aid "Sincl' tht.• ra1 next to the walle t was the only onr tn tht• parking lot . I decided the ownt•r mu~I be in lh1• complex ... ht> said. With som<• d 1ff1culty-ht• found the owner . Cu r'mL·n Ostt•r ho udl. "flt• wu:-i l\UC'h :.1 nkl' kid that. when I w~nl lo givt· h im tlw t•crnp l1· dnll;tr' in my wull t•t for 11 n ·ward. I had 111 lon•1• lht· lllol14'\ 111 hi'> p111'k1·1 ·· M , . .., C bl (•rhmu II -.;.11(1 I ";1:-. ~o g I ad t 11 g1 ·I m \ l' n'<lit '"1nh h:H·k th,11 I hut1 111 Ill· .... 11·1 n "h1·n lw n •.,..,t1·cl 1 lw 11111111•' • .. tw addl•d ··1 thank 11 ·., 1mp111t .1111 thi.. l-.11111 of ktd ddl\vl'~ th(• Du1h 1111111 '>Ill' .... 11d "I want t'd t (J n ·l 111 II II 1)1·( .. lll'>I' I kn<.·w 11 '"'" 'omc•o11t· t•h1·· ... \\,1111'1 Sapon:.1rn :-.;aul Tht• 1):111)' Pilot 1s prn11d of i\nd~ :.md l he morl• than !100 ho~~ ;.incl g 11·h \\ho curn mont·y \\ h1h· kur11111g 1mpo1 t<111t l1:i-.M)l\l\ <ihoul 111 l'. 1wopl1 · :111d goocl h lll\lllt''i'> -, , ) t 11 l' d "' , fJ.• lp ii ~ \CJ ('' ·D It<· j~ ~l ~ r it. ~ ~~ , .. io 1t1.· ncl t<I 2" hs-- 01 kt " °'" ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARl~S QUEENIE "void Opponent? Badham Assailed By 0.l'. HUSTINGH OI "" o.ttv ...... Ma" Jam McOuy, thc Ot•mocrallc can· d1d•te In tht.1 Oronl(4' Cout's 40th ConsreHloo•I IJllJtrl<'l 1uays his oppo· n1•nt . Rc:11.1uoll<'ar1 1ncumbenr Bob liitdhum. lit uvo1dinl( him M cG uy bu11 rhullunjlcd Badham lo u dcbatt uny time. u.n.v ~lacu. on any formut . Tht• llw1ll11~l11n Hcuch Democrat. rehallvely unknown on the Oranae CO•llt J>OllUcul scene, chums Badham Mlready hus i1klpped two possible JOint ap~11.runces. Ht> says Badhitm OWCI ll lO the VO\('rg In the 40th to de· bute hlm. • • • The meeting, which Is open to the public. atart.s at 8 p.m . at the Sunset beach Women's Club at the corner of Bayview Street and Broadway. Baker's opponent. former Hunt· in gton Beach mayor Harriet Wieder. has been Invited to speak at an Oct. 3 meeting of the Sunset Beach Com · munlty Association. . .. . ASSEMBLYMAN AND s t at e Senate candidate Ron Cordova will speak Wednesday to women reultors in N ewport Beach. Cordova. a Democrat. Is scheduled to speak at a noon m eeting of the Newport Harbor·Costa Meaa Chapter of the Women·~ Council of Realtors. National Association of Realtors. ·1111 wit• UUb"" foel a,..s aUday. l'm not .... tMn I'd~ )'OU lf,....,.. met up daM." HUCK GIBSON , the Repuolican candidul~ In Wt!St O.Jitngv County's 73rd Asi.embly D1s1rict . has em· braced Howard Jarvis' plan to cut the f~deral budget .ind fed eral laxes. The meeting will be held in offices of the Newport Harbor·Costa Mesa Board or Realtors. 401 N. Newport Blvd. Minnie Mouse joins M ichael KJcth. 6. of I rvin e a t th e Providence Speech and ~ Hearing Cenler to ce le brate t h e opening of the Unit· cd Way campaign lo raise ~ million. • • ••• JAMES E P:tFE <ft-.. Hunt ........ ..,.. c. p-..... °" lorp ...,....,, II t'11 •I ~II•<• 1-l•i f'UMrot -•'<• ... no1ne •• P\Hu erollWn \mllM Morn.My ~!ol' OllH• , AL TON '"-" L"WI\ CE ISi.it, re \!<lent of Co>•• Me .. (• Pa\liecl -ey on S.pt-u. ,.,. Su•••vecl.,., "'' wilt Dorothy, hi\ \On\ Oof\elCI l 0.IM'r OI Co\10 Me>•, C.. • -Oenlrl S C.tl"'' ol ~n1• ..... Co ...0 nt• cAUQhter 01-M <ifliHr of (Ott4 M<t ... C• °""".., w.~. ,..,.,,I<_.. on fueWlo S.114-• 1' 1'71 .i 1 JO PM .-.o MO\~ ol Chrl\I"'" 8uritl W..i f\hOO. ~..._, )0, .. 71 .. llAM, bolh •• !ii Jot... 11\e ..,.,,, C.11\011( Chutth, C.O.te W.W. Ct lnt.,._nl w ill bf •• "'° C.o oCI ShepllerCI Cemetery Hunl•nolon S..-cl\, Co VI\ olahon Monoey ~tml>e• II, ttll lrom ,.M to IPM -,...,.., •• from 'MM 10 SPM S.1!11 0.r(ll'tOll f'UMrtl ~ Co\l•-WClltKIOf\ VOOt:l. Series Set On Space AtOCC • • * DAVID BAKER. u candidate for the county Hoard of Super visors In w es t Orange Co u nt y's 2nd Supcrv11>orial Ol1>tru:t. will speak next Tue1>day to members or the Sun&et Beach Community Associa· t1on . ••• F I FTH DISTRICT super v1sorial Clagg Set candidates Tom Riley and Tom cc Rogers will square off Wednesday at a gathering of the Laguna Niguel On Magic Republican Wom en 's Club . ,The meeting gets urader way at 11 a.m . al E l Niguel Country Club. A series of lectures on L unch is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. sl eight or hand called For further information, call Ruth "Is the Hand Quicker National Aeronaultcs F }k D • C raw ford . 496 -07 7 8 . Norm a Th<Jn lhe Eye?" wilt and Space Administra-0 ancmg Woodward . 499·1958, o r E unice begin at 7:30 tonight cit tion rums about apace Bl\rbour. 496-6390. • t h e U n 1 t a r i a n r esear ch and develop· Of'~ d UCI • • • U n1versalisl Churc h . ment programs will be Iere 8t OPPONENTS OF the Briggs anti· 1259 Victoria St.. Costa presented on four sue· gay initiative will rilect at the home M esa . cessive Monday even· lntcmalional folk dancing teaching of J ames Moniz in Emerald Bay The Coasthne Com · lngs. beginning Sepl. 25, and practice st.•ssions are available Saturday at a fund-raising event to munity College series from 7 :30 to 9 :30 in at 7 p.m . c·vc ry Sunday at UC Cllmbat the initiat ive. cost s SlO. wilh singl e Orange Coast College's Irvine's Crawford l!aH. sponsored by The no-host cocktail buffet begins sessions priced at s3. Forum. the UCI Folk Uanccts. at 7 p.m . at 1505 Emerald Bay. with R · l · 1 Tickets for each pre· Admission is 50 cents gener al and donations of $7.50 and~ ror students. egis ration wi 1 be ac· sen talion are $2 for 2S cents for students. Participants Proc:eeds go~ the Orange County cepted at the door. ad ulla an d $1 for should wear soft·soled, low-heeled American Civil Liberties Union Theser1es will becon· children under 12 and shoes. chapter and the No On 6 Committee. ducted by Barry Price, are available in the OCC Information is available by calling For reservations and further In· winn er of the Gr and DAIL y PILOT A 9 A home ·for you:· Jasmine Creek. j,1• m1rW Cfn ·l. '' "tju•l:I. po\':lh: v. .. -, vf l1fl . wuh cul·dc·,JC \!lt.t:h Jnd lob of gret.:nel"t Ju~r i'w>'.lond rhc l4-hou1 dttcnJcd ~drehw~ 1:. cht Clu bhouse. with 1t: ccnn1:. court:, sw1mmtnu pool. dnJ JcJ<.U??tb Tht· homes. w11h d numbc:r of innuvuove pl.m~ •t1 choo,•· from. are de111i;ined wuh you m mind. jasmine Cr~k •~ ... spct.1al place for spccrnl people .. JAIMINI CAii~ In the village o( Harbor View Hom~ from $100.000 M.J. Brock & Sons. Inc Al.MA VOl.0 VOC.El .... \..0 O•OY on S.pleml>e< t•. 1911 8olOY4HI wile o1 Olio f vooflt, mother ot Atm• A"'ehcll. Ollo F VOQOel, Jr . •nCI f'rantolu• Noeuwmh, elw. wrv•¥e<J bY f 9r•ftO<f\tldrt>n •nd I 9 ret1t · 9'•nckl\lldr..-Si\I .. ol Ntoll~ ~orl. "llce C•ldwell. Molelr•CI Complon, M4irJO'f'lf Collin,. lrv-•n •nd Aoberl °'-' !>erYIU·• w..-""1oy •I IPM •• #o•1"41•'f 0..POI lli>w H1il\-mor111 P4rk, Wllllhe< Ao ... Hiii\ Mo<lu••Y cttr·e<••no ticket office, localed in 833·5346. formation. catr973·0322 or 552·8310. Prix de M agique. t h e coll ege's Ad ·r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~....-~~ ....... ~~~~~~~~~-=-..::::=============== Hill.UN Cl.AAA NIEl'>lN ..... dent OI Co••• ""41,,... c... P"""'° • .,~y on ~oi.mt>e• tS, 1cu11 \urv1veo bi; "'"' hu\b11nd t1t"nry N 1tt\it1n Of C#\te M f'IWt, (A t brotn .. ,. JO\ieOn Rruttr;.,, Of ~tramen to C" orid I \l\tor Herdt• T •nh ot 1\oull\ P••-.i. C.& l'un•>t<Oi >t•Yl~O\ wlll l>e held on !Ufl'(ldY, ~IJl~mb<'r 1q Mo\\ ot Cl\rl\lh•I' Out1•I w111 De on 'l'ue>d•Y. ""1>f,.,,1brlr " al 'AM •t St ~111m Ceihlll< Ct>urt11 wolh Inter ff'H!nt •• H•rt:ior U wn Memor-1•1 P•rtii .. ltl BrO<!Cl,.4Y Mo•IU41ry dl•IKIOF\ NTAN ' IELIZA8ETH " RV .. H. ""IO.-n1 ol Mb\lon V1e10. Ce P••..O ..... °" ~1 .... llllr II, t•ll SufYl"9d by 1 "'"' ~ Ry.-. of Maryl--P•ltl(~ Ry~ OI Georol•.) cleugllltt• K•lnlftn 8H••tt of Hew Homp•lllrt, Joon .Hwell ot Vermont, 8erneOello v .. meti. of -\ell~. Robtt1a Oou~ of c;.111orn11. end Cl1<•belh Cole ot MIHlon Vl•lo. C•. J I 11r•ndchlldren •nd 10 11•~•• 9rliftOC1\llClrefl S.•V•t~\ -tntf·rm~l\1 will "" ,,.. l.llllt'lon New H•fnP\htr• &en 8ro.owey Mof1\Htry torw••d•"ll d4re<•or\ 0 Allf HENRV OANl. ''°''denl ol Hunl •IWll"" B•<Kh C.. P•....., •"'•Yon S..p-lem~, •• '''' ~1 Hwntt"QtOI\ tn ,.,commltf'l1ty Ho-:.p11111t \.t-rvtt• \ •r• pert<hnQ "' P1t·t<f' h101rwn. ~mltPl\' ministration Office. Tickets will also be available on a space· available basis. Filmi. lh<.tl will be shown on Sept . 25 in· cl ud(' "T he Time of /\polio," "/\polio 13" and .. Wh o's O ut Then•?" I nformation about the series is availabl e by calling 556-5880 . LANCASTER CP> Whitford 8 . Caner, 7S, who served nine years as chairman of the state Boa rd or l''orestty, died Thursday at the An· t l'lope V alley Hospital Medical Center . ,...,u.,v .,..!.Jt CULVER CITY CAP> Sl.IKIER HOWAAO WIRCU\ SLIKE A SR . John Wlnnamaa. •2. <lie 61 ·~•Mnt OI HunllnQIOf\ U~•< ~. V j C C p r C $Ide Qt 8 n d c. P ... ....s -·· °" !>t-pl•mbotr II I r 101 •I Hunllnoton lnthrtommunlty ~C n e ra m anager 0 Ho\oot•• '>vr••-e<1 1>y n ..... ,. Svl••a KLOS radio station, died '"'n s11~ ... io <hlld•.,.., How••d M Sunduy after collapsing SllUr. ,, Of R•·•~ICM, c.a • Aon.Id . . Auu"ll Sliker Of Fullerton, Ca. Mery WhllC playing Softball. K•tntvn w1e'"""' ot C..r<Mn Gro••· Wjnn•a m an was pro-c. .. Kerry ft'IC)rpe SllWer ot S.nt• ""• _0:,: c.. O••n ~"'n Grant 01 Hun11no1on oun ced dead shortly e .. cn. C•. K•lhy Ha,,1• o• Ml•• after arrival at Brotm an I.om• C• , Oonl\• A. S<•l\ton ot . . Rlv•"•d•. Rot>e•t Uthenb••o of Memorial Hospital. Arl1on•. AnQle H•rrll •llCI K•rtn -----------! UIM"l>ttf'O both ol llu11U~on Bu<h. -·--....... -...... -..... C• Aho 14 Qr•nd<hltelren .. 1\0 1 • brOl .. e• R .... ...-11 Sliker of Lo• At19el•l.1 Ce Vhot•l•M from• •PM on Mondo, '>ePI<'"""" ••. "It 01 PtH<t O•ottwr• !.tnlttn · Mortu•rv. where fut1er11 ,..rvotr\ ... 111 "'° ~leel •I !PM on T.,.Wl•Y !>eol...-1', 1'71 will\ Rn. Thom•' w Owrton, P•"or of tne Flr\I (""'""" O>ur<h of Hunlinqton lie<>< h. Oll1t1dhnQ lnlt~I will Ile Ill 11\e C.000 !>""1>1\efd C..""'IHY, Hunl 11>9fon Buen Co Pierce Brother. '5m11tu ' Mon1U<• o"ec:•or~ ~~. PAC...C VllW MIMOIJAL PAU Cemetery Mortuary Cnapel FUNERAL DIRECTORS HARBOR LAWN- MOUNT OLIVE MORTUARY·CEMETERY CREMATORY .... ., . - . - ·011· I I hl• I C8tl ba!I tonal um'· 10) ·' <'r" Coll' on 1:-. r ... J one~ h 1n 3500 Pac1hc View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 ~Kit. • ..,~ ' Interment in Any Cemetery ~-)·~"'~~ ~~ rt ant ;;.;:~~-i.)l!;Ji~~~A>'J ~~); ,.;,~~~.::. !':"'~b4;,t~~";·4~~~.~-t)>I S~·,lr.· ·-:_..-:.,.•!.'P-\ff~~\\~l~~f~!......: Laguna Beach 494-9415 Laguna Hiiia 768-0933 San "Juan Ctptstrano 495-1776 IALTZ ..... OM N•ALHOMI 64&-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 au.•OADWAY WO.TUAIY 110 Broadway Costa Mesa 642·91 50 SMfnt-TUnf!UA.AMI wotmlAIY WISTCUPF CHUI&. Crerretory • Flower Shop 427 E 17th St Coste Mesa &46-"888 ..ct•cmttU IMl1M'I wo.nwlY 827 Mein St Huntington Beach 63&-8&38 Sll•la MOeTUAIY 878 So. eo.t Hwy. LAQuna Beec:h •14-1635 1533 N. El C.mlno Real Sen o.ment• <482-0100 ./Burial ln•urance ./Cremation $255 complete "Serving All Faiths" 1625 Gt91er Ave. Co9taMeH · 540-5554 PUBLIC NOTICE A lien Wit Wiii ~NICI Sepl'"'lltr ~. ""at •.oo • m. on tlle Pf9mfSH .i JOO E. C-1 Hwy., "--1 .. acfl. C. Oii tlM lollOWklQ-11: CP' 51'1 I'll, W Mer1tre CF 1215 CJ, 16' Cle"I< Tl\e~nM"I 0. MUI S.y\lele Vlli'Of "'*''-Or-c-t OellY ...... S.P''"'"" ... 1'71 4415-11 PUBUC NOTICE Just let us help you finance a new or used car, tr.uck or RV. We hope you'll never n eed the flash ing yellow light that plugs into your cigarette lighter. Or the fl ares or first aid kit. Or the fire extinguisher, tire inflator, orange safety vest, or distress flag. The flashlight and red shade might come in handy, if you stop to help someo ne who didn't get a new vehicle when they needed it. Of course, an,one could run out of gas and need the siphon included in the kit. C learly, if you aren't thinking of a new or used car, t(uck or recreational vehicle, a free emergency kit won't convince you to let us give you a loan for one. But if you're thinking about itanyway, perhaps the free kit and a special rate reduction for having a Master Charge or Visa card with us, I ahd another reduction on your rate for using our Automatic Tra nsfer Service to repay the 1oan ;vi11 swa'j you in our direc tion. We'll give you the free highway emt:rgencv kit 1f you lease a nL w car from us, roo. This offer e nds on October 31, l 978 So do n't think about it too long. We'll try to make getting your new vehicle so easy you hardly h ave to think about tt. \ ' ' vho:;c· I ·d lo or r11 . ~ Hr~ ,) and lh1ro ,. ., d · 11 ht.' C jtCl e fi?tl I be l~n 'L cd ~ pf9. ·k~ trlot.~ J?3mtl ;,ssup suc h -., !lSIVt' )pv1d White. and flllcct ~ J2..(I O". ht' lr" 01 ,. A JO DAILY PILOT MondAly. Sep1embef 18. IOI& AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION THE FAMlt. By Hll Kean~ "It\ eo\y to una.Ht(l{\d why they dtc1ded to 91ve huu1cones BOYS' nome~ " ~t""'k-D~ Elleet1~1 OEAH PAT· Do you know anything about the relaabahty of electrorna~netic devices that ad· 't:rla!>c they t'an klll insects. mace and Jtophers" Thli. i.oundi. hke a possible solution to my gopher anfeblatwn problem. but 1. don't want to invest in i.omethln~ thut moy not work as claimed. V.P .. Costa Mesa RecHt tests by Environmental Pretectioa Agney laboratories sbowed Uaat two models of one of tM&e devi~• bad no effect on rau or mice. The a geMy banned their sale la March under the 197% Federal PesUclde Act tbat allows E:PA to regulate false or nals leadlag clalma la labek. Tile m achines emit an 11ltrablgb freqoency that sup· posedly strc>Sses and disorient vermin <lncluJlag "op-hers. rats. mice. roaches. ant.a and termites) according to va rious advertisements; yet pets, domestic animals and game are "not affected." Uuo~.atlated dalms for pest control, made by numeroas m•nufactorers ot electromag.etlc de· vices will be tested at UC Riverside, wtder • S!O,Mt gra nt from the E PA. AVS advlset1 holcllng off on ID· vesting In these devices uatJI &.be p1 .. med It montll• or teslln« provides •ccurate acleadfk evidence sup· porting or discounting tbe cl•lm• made bf ••cb elec· t.ronlc pest repellers. Lea Fat Per Cle.de Per •tte1t1 • DEAR PAT: As a periodic dieter J know that chicken has less calories than red meat, but I'd like to rind out about the compari&on in fat con· tent. Also. is there a lot less cholesterol ln chicken than in meal? ' J . W .. Costa M esa Chinen bas maclt .we ~a&ua&ed fat ill proportion to satatated fat tluul do &Ille red •eaa.. For example, a cblckn bre•lt w 3.4__,perttnt (at c onte nt c ompared to H .5 'ereeat for a porterhouse steak. A cbJckea dllOt bu 1.3 percent fat, and lean groand beef coldaial ll.5 percent. Poultry has slightly leu cboletierol -.. mg. per tbre.-and one-half ounces -compared to meat aad fish. whJcb bas 79 mg, for the same amount. Readil•fl Ott.ere l•t E•t.laaat.e DEAR PAT: I'm new to Southern California. and my neigh bor told me lhat sometimes meter readers don't lake actual reading they just make an estimate. How can a per&On tell If an estimate rather than a readin~ has been made? This could make quite a difference in the amount charged on a bill. K.T .. Huntington Beach You don't have anything to worry about. Stale law <AB 3496) requires the Public Ulllllles C.om· mission to force public utllllles to ladlcate on their bills when they have made m e ler re ading .. estimates." The ulllltles are required to corred any erro"' lo those estimates by the next billing per iod. Order To B• ~pped DEAR PAT: You had a recent item in AYS from a reader having problems with Lady Fair Inc. of Alsip, Ill I a lso have an undelivered merchandise problem with this fa rm. but I lost the addres:. arter I r laccd my order. The ~t office has nt•ver hear< of Alsip, Ill .. and T was told to write to Alsey . I also was advised to romplaan to ·!Jt ~~4Q C~-~ ~Au~ rutVf,P.'J ~ heard anythlng. My orocr was p1ac~ In Mtlrl'ir and I ~ol a card in July sayang my order was being "rcshappud." If you can't help me. I'm out $16.90. J .S .. Huntington Beach Lady Fair 's spokeswoman says tbat your or- de r may b.ave been returned by UPS. Altboo~b no record of returned mercband18e could be located, your order Is ~Ing reshipped Immediately. This firm '8 addres" Is 12223 S. Laramie St., Alsip, Ill. 6°'58. \'our leUer, Kent to Alsey, Ill. 62610, was not received. lolJ W'•ll Dofte W'HI W orfc DEAR PAT: We have an asphalt shingled roof. Some of the shingles came loose and shifted position dunng last winter's ram storms. I pul them back in place and applied a little asphalt ce· ment under each one. Will they hold ll we have a nother bad winter this year? L. 0 .. Laguna Beach Experta say that depends oa wtaat kind ol 1 job yoa did. Nalllng thf' prevlou81y locMened sblagles at tbe corners la yoar bet & pro&ectio•. UH ro1tprool a alll and cover the aall bead.I wl&Ja ee· meet. J f Don't Blame Heredity WhOcanyouCil In Costa Mesa lor$5000? Obeaity Linked to Environment, Say1 Report Call us. For the money yqu need MILWAUKEE IAPl -fo"sl people can't blame their prob- lt'm enUr ly on their ancti~turs 11nymorc. accnrdtns to mod1c11l rc>11corrhers. They suy environ• mcnt las more of a factor than heredity m obesity .. Pt>oplc w•nt to hear that It's all gtinl'llc NO t hey can "o out 1&nd cat lhclr cuke," Alfred A Rlmm 1uud. "Thu atudy 1'how& thot you can't use your heredity u~ an 4'xcu.se." ~ RIMM. A PROF ESSOR of pr •v""ntlve me dlclnP at t he Medical Collcae of Wascon.san. ref err ~ to a three-year study he undertook with assistant pro· fc•1;sor Arthur J Hartz and mathcmalle tan Eldred E . Gaefl'r Tht•y &kid the discovery that t'nv1ronment ancludang the diet or people wh 'n they are youn1 plays the major role in deter m ining obesity runs counter to the Idea thul weight IS govtirnt.'d by genes. "There Is a genetic . compo- nent." Rimm said. "but In most caae1. it ls minor compared to thu environmental factor." PARENTAL GUIDANCE in 11electln1& foods accounted for about 32 percent of the vana· lions In the obesity of children In thousands of families monitored by the re5earchers, lhey said. while only 12 percent appeared to have been Influenced by heredity. "These results suggest there should be a modification or ch ild ·rearing techniques of obese women." Hart z said. .. This involves guidihg children 40% off by day. in t he choice or food. reeding in to solve the money problems anrancy. the 1ntroductlon of solid vve all face.~ lend milltOnS to roods or breast-reeding. the bus1nocC'. ,,...., .... ,rl,.., And \Ille lend kinds of snack foods. and en· '~~ ~·~ 1vu1 couraging activity In children. even more to help people. "Diel without exercise Is an We find way" to help. odd couple ... Rimm said. COMMEl>rlAL CD ~nlT THE CONCLUSIONS ARE 1~ '~ drawn from a study that the re· PLAN. l"IC. searct\ers say WUS probably the IA Calll0tl'lla Corporallonl biggest of its kind ever un· t:lc:\ .. fll'W<~ '>(.'f\I"" o1 de rt a ken. \:aO ~ MTA COflJ'QIV\TION It involved collecting statistics Coat.a Keaa •370 E. 17th SL • 64f>-8700 on 254 familjes with 546 adopted Mlaalon Viejo • 24396 Alicia Parkway or o t herwise n on ·r e l ated Suite l • 770-2661 children .. and comparing them Oran-.1111 Town & Counlry Bd. • iw7•6871 with 10.337 h aving 25,554 P Suite 26 biologacally related children. CNdl\ Lit• 111aurH<'• A•alt.W. 1o l:llslble Borr-. at C.-p Bai. The subjects were drawn from ------------------- a list or 73.532 women who. in REVEALS in the 1969·70. had· e nrolled in a [ J M t1 wau kee·base d weight ·JACK ANDERSON reducing organization. TOPS _ . Club Inc. DAILY PILOT · 40% of to 81 cities. By day. 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September 18. 1978 I I DAILY PILOT BJ Flattering Fulfiller of Female Fantasies? --Wast Area Women Put the KTWck on Cosell THE ENEMY Women Don't Like Howard Uy •:RNI •: C \STIU.O 0t IM 0.lly 1'1 .. 1 St•ll To tell it hk It rcully ll>, llow<mJ C:owll -th1• JlOIY·t)'lluhu: 1ironunc1ator of the pua 1l111t lc p ufor niunt·c.s und t he 1:re1oriou.11 J?Ulrdlan of gridiron J(llildtatorll -isn't what you would culJ lhl' fl attering fulfillcrOffcm le fantni,,il·s••• 1'hal was lhl' m uJOr conclw.1on rcaehed "'h •n a croi,i.. e cu on ul Orange <:ou~t are.1 "omen -rcpn·M·nttn~ h!aOher:.. studenti.. hou11t.•w1 Vl'' :Jlld t•\ en bu rt enders -\\ere ·•'k'·d wh:.it they thought ot 1 lowurd Coscll fht• rt•\ulti. \\t.•n· hardly 1>ur prising \\'oml'n. ll M.-'t'm~. urc JU~l as fod up with tht• mile u mmute motor-mouth emcee ot \tmu.lay Night f''oolbuil ;is men ure. The tunguaJ:t' used 1n front of supermarkets m1~ht have b<-cn more t1mjd than that fou nd in barroom s . but the message wai. the 'lame-Cosell talks too much The opinions Pat 81ackketter. ~w1tchboard operator "I can't s tand Howard Cosell. l work late 1C I possibly can. I clean house und do all the unpleasant jobs j u!>l so I don't have to listen to him ·· Estelle Wolf, housewife . "Wt:. don't want him . 1 think he stinks. I can't sta nd him. His drone voice 1~ so monotonous and he's 1tl ways trying to predict wh<it s happening It's d isgusting eve ry Monday nil!ht to hear his voice Dande Grin, t'ducution counse)or .. I clon 't like him I re<illy don't. He's pom· pous lie thinks he's kmd or 1t. .. Jeannje Dexter. hou!>ewifo: "L would en JOY Monday Night Football if 1t wasn't for lloward Coscll E very time he opens h1!. mouth. I cringe. lie bugs most women. I think .. Sally Jan«' Sotherlund. houi.ew1rc "He·~ a Jerk. He's very strange as a commen tator. I do not enjoy listening to him give a c ommenta r y. I 'd r a th e r lis t e n to 'iom cbOdy who 1s straight People make run of him for ~ood r cai.on .. Haden Stands Tall Rams QB Sparkles in 27-14 Win By HOWARD L. HANDY Of ,._ o.u, ,.,,.. s~u LOS ANGELES - Before Sunday's gam e between the Los Angeles Rams and the . Dallas Cowboys, a tele vis ion producer a sked Ram quarterback Pat Haden to .have his picture taken with the Cowboys' Ed "Too Ta ll'' Jones. but Ha den declined In the important National Football Confere nce ~am e. the Rams used a stining defense and a sturdy running i:ame to score fi rst and go on to pos t a 27·14 vicwry over the Cowboys before 65,749 fans and a national television audience Including the Los Angeles area. HADEN HAD A LEADING role 1n the de· ri~ion. direct ing the Ra m!> with uuthonty and pasi.to~ for two touchdowns After the game he wai. praising the d ercnse and his offens ive line <ilong with his ·statement on the TV request. "I le wanted me to pose beside Jones so they •·ould show a picture and it would explain the pro- ble m . as he put it. .. Haden said. "I said no beca use I didn't want people saying I was too short to play in profess1onul football. 1 Jones stands 6·9. Hade n 5· 11 ) ... "I TillNK I llAVE proven othe rwise over t~ last three years. I don't know why they don't say Fran Tarkenton a nd Bob Griese are too short." lladen didn't Jct the request bothe r him In the ~am e . lnslead. he directed the Rams to a touchdown the fi rst time they had the ball and all or the yardage cam e o n the grou.nd. .John Williams. De nnis Ha rrah. they all a!iked lo have the play run their direction "I KNEW WF. WOULD get somethm,:: out of the running game because they were so fired up. 1 als o knew I would be foolish to pass in such a :,;ituation ... J\ II Haden did was direct the Rams on a 37 yard drive in seven ·running plays ror\ the score that came on a one.yard plunge by john Cap· pelletti. Afte r Frank Corra1's conversion. the Rams never trailed although the Cowboys caug ht up twice at 7-7 and 14-14. When the Rams missed a conve rsion try afte r a 15-yarcf penalty nulliCied the first follo wing the third touchdown , 1t appeared the Cowboys might com e back lo win. BUT TIIE DEFENSE wouldn't le t this hap- pen. J\fler Haden hil Willie Miller on a 43·yard touchdown pass at 7: 14 of the final period t-0 rnake 1t 20-14. the de fense and Rod Perry took over Perry intercepted two Roger Staubach passes and returned the second 43 yards for the clinchin~ louchdown with 3 21 re m aining. Then wh<.•n the Cowboys were threatening in the closing minutes. Pat Thomas grabbed another Staubacll ae rial with '11 se conds to play and it was all over. "Our defense played a very Rood offensive teti m toda~1 and they gave us good field pos ition.·· I laden said. · The Ram quarterback credited former Coac h George Allen with helping to perfect the two- minull' drill that gave the Rams their second touchdown just before halftime on a 21-yard pass from Haden to Ron J essie. Marge Scvitz. hous ewife: "He has an f:X aggeraled opinion of himself. l don't like to hea r him l<1lk " Vickie Hippler. bartender "fie cracks me u p ·cause he 's runny looking. I like him though. He':; got a good sense of humor . Ile s not ..i serious person and thal'3 why he made 1t as Howard Cosell. It'.; like he doesn 'I take his work seriously Lois Haydon, stock pe rson· ··1 like him. I don't know why. I j us t do 1-fo '..; . dif· re rent. He works hard a nd does his job Cindy Quist. student : "I think he'.i bor· ing Every timC' he comes on the TV. I turn him orr · tiz Scvilt, student "He ., kinda strange. I think he thinks he 's ... lot better than he really is. lie sometimes ma kes ..i rool of h1mselfonTV .. Char Stark. cle rk "I don't like htm He's weird. boy He says more than he s hould. more than he's supposed to. All ht Set> COSELL, Page 8 2 THE AGITATOR He Talks Too Much ··11 gives the quarterback a big advanta11e lo he able to call his own plays," Haden said. "I knew our line was really fired up. They all wanted m t• to send the next play their way. Doug France. "We worked a lot on this phase during See RAMS, Pal(e 82 DALLAS' TONY DORSETT (33) FUMBLES WHEN HIT BY THE RAMS' LARRY BROOKS. ·welsh Duels Cincillnati Dodgers' Tit/,e Express Sknood (Temporarily) LO S ANGELES 1A P 1 - , Atlanta's Phil Niekro ls-at 39 -a contender for the National l .. eague's Cy Young Award. "It 's a poss ibility." he acknowledged after posting his 19th victory ~unday, pitching the Rraves to a 3-2 victory over Los Angeles wilh the help of re liever G<.'ne G:ir bcr "I think ( will be conside red If anything hurts m e. 11 will bt• my number of losses 115 • But I think the whole thing will go down to the l:ist week. the lust fe w starts. T hcr<.' are a lot of ~uys in consider"ah on .. had to:· he said. "This o ne was dc•fin1tely a struJ,!glt> .. The ac·c knucklt•balle r ha ~ h<.'<.'n With th(' club smce tl was in Milwuukct> and N1<.•kro has no thoughts about retmng. "l JUSt don't consider 39 beinf! old ... he said "Show m e a m an All~me.onlCABCll'lll Ton1ci111 Cfn<lnn•tl•I LCKAr>Qell!' 1 JSp m Tu<!\CIO Cuw;i1>11•ll•I LO!.AnQetes 7 2Sp m WeoMldn Ct11<t1>11Al1 a1 LO• Ancie1es 1 H 0 m Wi id with Ron Cey on third base•. But the AUanta pitcher then got oul or a baSl'S·loaded Jam. C<:y sc·ored the Dodger!.· other run wtw n hl• got an infield l>mg ll'. took second on Jerry Royster·-. t hrowing <.'rror and t>vcntually came home on Vi c Ouvahllo'' grounde r to first. Aftl'r Stl'vc Garvey s mj.!Jed with one out 1n the ninth, extend· ing his h1tt1ng streak to nine ~a m es. Garber took over for N1l•kr o and preser ved lh1.• win \\1th gray hair and a cane and with his25thsavl'. I'll show you un old m an . So far ATLANTA LOS ANGELES Another Blanking For Colts? FOXBORO. M a~s. IA P • -Op- portunity knocks tonight for tht· New Englund Pntrtots. who can not c h a N;i ~1 onal F oot ba~I League victor y while· d1,·1~1onal rival Baltimore• m ark~ t1mt• wh1lt· try1nj'.! lo rcc·o\ !'r from d series of inJuncs 10 key play<.'r,, The big qucst wn for th<.' ColL' 1n the I\ FC Eastern 01v1s1on b how long ,, twvy ot !>larle r' chiefly quartcrhac•k Bert J1mes will be out of action with tn JUpt'S. ~,~.~-::~-~~lfillJll'jj~~~~ <~ llowic Kuhn has put no :1g1.• l1m11 Ro'"'""" ·~~"011~ Lopn1b ·~·o~11~ ~~f:\~'2~~·111~!'!1! J'{~~ ,;~R-~~-~f.W4i~Att."U&l•UJf~ 'fj'lt~n1r~-mngas '(tan e eu:rouoll~ • '0 i:r....Ji•·~·,.'•:. \ ~ 1., .i;tcl m c .fo r us, a d1v1s1onal Ange les' Burt llooton . 18·!>. whose personal seven.game win streak was snapped by Atlanta. guysout. eonn•·"·" 0000 C•v.Jb ,,,., gam e." s a.id Ne w "1lg la nd ~ Hornl'r lb • 0 I 0 0 Ba"•' 11 \ 0 I 0 Al'Wlr .... The Braves' vict ory also <.•ndcd the Dodgers' seven-game winning streak. but Los Angeles still leads the Nation'at League West by 8 12 games a nd its magic number for clinching t.1 second st raiJ(ht division title is rive The Dodgers can reduce that tonight when they begin a three game series with se<:ond.place Cincinnati. Bob Welsh. 6-3. will start against Cincinnati's M lkt• Lac oss. 3-7. in the series opener NI EK llt\D TWO of lhC' NOl<1n ( • 0 '0 L•t Y ,, I 0 1., n • ' h't S d J d Muronv. lb • 1 1 I Y••o•r < 1 •I1 O ru ves 1 s un ay. me u · '""""' " 0 0 0 0 Odvd11110. on , o., , 1ng an R single in the third in· Hu11bdr"d. 111 • o o o cro1e. c 1 o • '' n1 ng wh Atlanta scored t w1cc. =~~:~";:· 0 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~:j,~'•"· P ~ ~ ~ ~ Da le Murphy opened with a Hooton. o 1 o., o1 base hit to single and one out ~~~.~~·:' ~ ~ ~ g late r. Niekro singled to center to Houq11. P o o o 1 score the run Arter two wen· O•••\.' ' 0 0 0 out. Ni<.'kro r aced hom e o n roi.•• 3A 1•1 Tot•" l& 2 •o • Rowl and Office's double lo All•nl• 001 •OO 000 l rtght. LI>~ ""'\i~~fl, Hoy\ltr LOI.I ~ ... ~~~ ~a: Atlanta increased its lea d to ~~·:; u. m . or11ce, Auoe11. JB -L•cv. ~ ~ 3·0 wit h an unearned run in the ATLANTA ~-~~~~~d ~~:en o~~~r ~~~~r~;i~1~· ~.~~~·o iw "~~SANO~~.~~ ~ ~ Russell and eventually came ~~~onn •L.1rn ~ : ~ ~ • Q KC'S GEORGE BREtT AVOIDS BRIAN DOWNING'$ TAG. Nickro gave up 10 hits . hut he s t randed 13 r unners ho.meonMurphy's inf1e ldo ut. R•ut111nn , o o o o o !>•Ye -c;.,r-. Ii HOP -CeyfBy P. Nlettrol. THE DODGERS ~ot a run in WP-PN•ekroJP8-Hol•nT -221 A -11.., The Angela Lo1t, 5-0, to Fall 4th Gamea Behind Kansaa City "{ made the pitches when r the fourth when Nle kro pitched Sinking Angels Play t ' Twins KANSAS CITY <AP )-Have the Kansas City Royals defied the experts for the third straight season and ell but locked up another American League West title'> Amos Olis says yes. Whitey Heriog s ays he h<>l>es '° and Jim Fret10Ri aays don't count on It yet. ·'The Coll!ornla boy& can pack their bags and ao home." Hid Otis arter the Roya ls blank~ th~ second·place Ange~. 5·0. to pull 4~11 games ahead tn tbe AL West. "Adlos, amljos. n B.IGOT·HANDEa DENNIS Leonard hurled a ftve·hltter wh11e Frank White and 0 orge Brdt cracked back·to-back home run11 ort Jl'nmk Tanana as Kinsas City w • took the detlsive contest or the key three- ~ame series. The Royals. winners of six o( their last seven games and U or their last 16, a re now six games up in the loss column with 14 games to play. The Angels, who won the middle game of the 11erles but have dropped live oC seven, have 11 games r e· molnlng. JI we go S.6 the rest or the way, they have to wtn all 11 don't they!" queried Herzo1t. the Kansas Clt.y Manager "But we ha ve to wi.n the eight, rlrtt." KANSAS CITY BEOJN8 a two.game series In Seattle tonlahl. returns home to tay llU,waukee-twtce. then h as rou.r weekend games in Minnesota The Royals finis h in Kansas City with three Ji?&mes each with Seattle and Min· nesoto California journeys to Minnesota for a two.game series starting tonight. then moves on to Chlca10 for three more T wo home games with Milwaukee a.nd four with Chic ago round o ut the Angel schedule • "The woy r took ot it , Kanso" City hos to lose six games." s old Ff aosl. the An1e1 skipper "That's all there l!J to it. "We h ave j ust J!Ol lo try to w in -· _See ANGELS. P age 82 L Sunday's Scores TtK' l 'p'lt>h l.oi-/\n1tl'les 27. Oallt" 11 Clt•\'C'lunll 21. i\tlant a th Tampa Uay lti. ~flnnt•so1.1 HI Seultl\• 2-1 "''"' York .1~1~ 17 TIM-Setop!I ll1•m l'r 27. San Dw(to 1-1 :'lot•" York G1unts 26. Kun'·'" Cit~· 10 l'ltUlburah 28, Cincinnutl :i Oitklund 28. Ot\'(:n n"' :i Philudclphla 24. ;-,;,.,, Ot IC'lln' 11 ChtcaJCo 10. f'>\•trolt o Houston 20. San l-'rt1nc1~ro l'I Wus hln$!ton 28. St l,ou1ll 10 ~I iumi 31. lluHulo 21 Tonl)t"ht'" Gamr ;\;e"' Engl!And I>~ 1!1 O\'t•r B.1 It I mon• • Ott Tl' ToRigltt C'JH•Rf!f 7 at 6 Coach Chuck Fairbanks, who6C' Pa t riots arc• heavily favored The Colt~ were' supposed to cont e nd tor the p l ayoff14 , Instead. minus Jones. lhcy are_ 0-:!. hav<' been outscored 80-0 an<f arl' trying to avoid their third rout of the season. B a It 1 mo r t· c; o o c h 1' ".tl Marc hibrodo figures. "W<·'ll ~ s tronger thun ever once-we ,g~t healthy and the new people l{l!t fa miliar with our systc rt1. .. JUST WHEN that. will be. how\'v"t:r , Marc h1brod a i ~n 't -;urc. J onC's. who s uffered ~ s houlder separation 1n the pri- season . I~ not expected back r~ two or thrcl' more gaml's. In the meantime. the Pa1rtot.~ have a chance to win a i:w~ Iha • would ha ve been a tossup witho ut decim J ion o r suet\ Baltimore starters as orfe1l51Ve linem en George Kunt and D1wid Taylor. linebackers Stan Wh1U.. a nd Norm Thompson and Jones. Qua rterback Bill Troup Oiled In lor Jones In last week ''I 42·0 loss to Miam i. tn doing so. he nearly doubled his four year~ 01 passing statistics. NO. l SIGNAL CALLER Mik<' Kirkland played the opener. ' 38·0 105s to Super Bowl chfl~ pion DallM. ) c ' ft OAll. V PILOT FOOTBALL /BASEBALL /GOLF f'ro91 Pa .. BJ Streek Rallies . ~tp)(Q)!f ~~ lB5ir@~~ A C•psul• Report From tM Wortd of lpon• Gilliam R ' mains in Coma Rounds of 63, 62 Conq_uer Obscurity ANGELS . • • t•v1•1 ~· ~amt> Strang<>r th1nss have happened " The Ruy:il~ h8\.I' ,1 <·ornbint•d lG to l't'aBOn record j~a1n ... t tht•1r up1·omin~ t>pr>0nt•nl ;, int'luding an >I 2 bul~1· ovl!r St'.11lll· Tht• /\n~l·li. a1t• Hl·l l a~:.11ni.t n•m;.un 1ng tc:Jms and 11-2 a1otu1n:it M1n- 1H.•sota but hnvC' not won more th1rn four• str:111-:ht all season After even-hour urgery Front A p Dlspall'hU membtt of lhc-I~ Angelf'S Dodtt rs C'OllthinM lNGLEWOOl> Jim OlUiam. th~ wenior • start, remolntd 1n a coma rollowlng mor t> th1an vt•n houn Of t)raJn 1n>r1ery. and do<'Wl1' old hh> l'han ol f'('('()vf'ry w"re unc.-t•rtaln The 411 l"ar old flnt·b&Sf' roach and former Mor OodJ\"r Infielder hus bffn on the crllJcal list 81 nc4' he waa ru. hed to Dam~! t·r~man llospata1 with a maulve brain hc•morrhage a flt'r i.ufferlng i. stroke 1-·r1c1ay an crnoon Following surucry that lastt'd until midnight, he wn11 tllkt'n to tht' tntcn'>l\'l' t'arc unit. whf're he llp1wd lntu o c1Jmu S11turt1ay 'Then· h•"n ·1 twen any chMgc ... a ho p1tal i.pokt• .. woman reported Swlday na~hl ('alls from frll'ods and rum 1nqu1r 1ng about G1lllum's cond1tlon have bt!en flood ing the hospital s witchboard at the rate of ubout one per m inute . and JIM oiu.1<U11 G1IHam · .. wrfe 1-:dwlna a sked the ht1>p1tal lo cxpr~ her gratitude w the callers. .------cp..te •I tlte ... ----~ .r Philadelphia Manager Dauy O.artt. comment- ing on his team 's c urrent slump: "If I could remove the brains of everybody on this club, it would be a lot easie r on everybody.·· lll!ff Sez SCHI 8reat•l•g G~rge Scott s napped an O.for-36 slump with • an R Bl double to trigger a three-run eighth in-· ning and give the Boston Red Sox a 7.3 victory over the New York Yankees .... Dave Parker hit a three-run homer to help Pittsburgh to a 5-3 win over MontreaJ, moV1 ng Pittsburgh to within two games of Philadelphia. which lost a 2.0 decision to the New York ~ets -. .. Paul Moskaa pitched a four-hitter to pace Cin· cmnata past San Francisco, 7·1. Tei..-8a91Jpset• ftl•WC• Rick Upcbarcb's 75-yard punt return with EB :l: 17 remaining propelled the Denver Brapcos c•~ to a come-from-behind. 27-14 victory ovef" San • U1ego .. The P hiladelphia Eagles won over SAN ANTONIO. Texas <AP1 OhHure flon Streck. who n 1mo into tht' $200,000 Texas Open In d11n~cr or losing his Prorcsslonul Golfers Association t our card. reully hasn't been hlmgelf tht> last couple or days. J uiil uisk Hubert Green, Lon lllnkle and Ben Crenshaw. Streck. 21. of Tulisa, Okla .. who had to S<'ramblc F'tlday to ba rely mukti the two·round c ut Qt f'ven par 140, fired a seven· under par 63 on Saturday a nd a w1lhcrlng 62 Sunday to capture a btory book one-stroke victory worth 5'1-0.000 'Tm 'it11l a Httle bit in shock, 1 think ... ~w ~aid after finishing a s troke ahead of H ankie a nd Green and two strokes a head of Crens haw "I feel very. very lucky to win. especia ll y the way J 've been playing this year.·· "I just barely made the cut." * * * l.udlt>O KO<fl -MOM\' wlnnlt>Q\ '"!tie Te•· •~ l>oe" •t tne ,,.,.10. •.~U·verd Oelt Hill\ Cou11- trv Club· Ron Slre<k, '40,000 I.On Hliitl i., lll,500 Hulbert Gretft. '1t,SOO 8tft Crtn~. '9,400 o.oroe &Uf'M. i1 .M LOU Oren.m, '1 .1 .. L" Tr••I"°, Sl,166 Htle lrwlft. '5,J2j Peter OoMtef'flull, '5.n s Tom Puruen. u .121 Lton•rdT~.u.ns 8ruu Flt1'1'tr, U .150 O••t El<htlbe<~.tJ.750 Don Pooley, tJ.llO 8ob Zen6<tr, '3.7!0 H-•rd Twtttv. u.100 Tom MY Mron, U,/00 Ed $tlttd, '1,100 Frtd M•rtl. U,100 Lerry N•llOll, U.100 FuuY Zotll~. $2,IOO IU7.U.U-111S .... , .. ,..,._,.. 61·1~,.. ·~10...-ft1 ·-~2 .. '3-47. 701't-2 .. ...... 1.70-1 .. 111-61·11 .. U -110 ••·U.11-tt.-110 .... 7·7(»7-17Q ••·6S-69·11-170 ...... -S-271 .,.,... ... ,_211 .... , .. ,..._111 .,,.., .. ,,.._,,1 .._......,_m -11o41-2n ... n .. 1•1-2n 11•1•1•1-tn ,, ...... in 1N1.....,-m i ,....r,..ai COSELL ••• like him. He's weird, boy. He says m ore than he should. more than he's supposed to. All he cares about is his opinion, more than what's going on ." Som e anonymous contribu- t ions : -"I think he's tunny. I think he has a dry sense of humor. But l re ally don't day too much at· New Orleans but lost kick return specialist Wally Henry with a broken leg ... Quarterback Don Strock engineered a 78.ynrd drive in the fourth quarter to give Miami a 31·24 victory over Ruffalo ... RQOkie qua rte rback Doug Wiiiiams zipped a five-yard pass to Morris Owens late In the third quarter as Tampa Bay stunned the Minnesota VlkinJ?s. 16-10 ... Quarterback J1m Zorn sprinted to a first down on a fake field goal to set up fullback Dave Sims' third touchdown run as Seattle defeated the New York. Jets. 24-1-7 ~ ......... FuUback-M~.aa..Eeghen had ---11 career high 151 yards as Oakland downed.Green Bay, 28·3 .... Rookie Tony Green's 99-yard kickoff return ignited a first-half explosion as the Washington Redskins defeated tention to him f , -"l think his voice is irritat· ing but he 's a very good an- nouncer. I Just don't like to sit ancj listen to him for too Jong." St. Louis, 28·10 . . . Brian Sipe hurled two first -half touchdown passes ns Cleveland won over Atlanta, 24-16 . Joe Plsardk passed for two touchdowns to lead the New York Giants over Kansas City, 26-10. Chicago scored three times in a span of about four minutes in the third quarter as the Bears rolled to a 19-0 vic tory over Detroit . . . Quarterbaclc Terry Bradshaw riddled' the Cincinnati secondary for two touchdowns and 242 yards passing as Pittsburgh defeated the Bengals. 28·3. . . A 19 yard field goBl by Toni FrUacb with 1: 16 left gn ' t· tht• lloustnn 011<.•rs a 20-19 victor y over San Fl'an- c1!.co Otl~ ft'fn•. Bat Too ~ate • l'tw tJnitC'd States lost its last two singles m . .1tc ht·~. bul it was too liUle and t oo late for C'h1le us the Americans won their Davis Cup in· tt·non<.• m alth. :1.2. Jaime Fillol crushed Harold Solom on. G-3. fi·2 and Hans Gildemeister downed Brian UotUrled, '1·6, 7-5, 12· 10 ... Viralnla Wade defeat~ l.!d Bf'tty i;tov.-. 6·4. 7-6 lo s uccessfully defe nd her title In a women's tourney at Tokyo . llad~T~• RADIO: F OOTBALL Baltimore al New England :J 50 p.m .. KNX 110701. BASEBALL Angels at Min'. ncsot<.r . 5:30 p.m .. KMPC <710>: Cincinnati at Dodgers. 7 30 p.m .. KABC 1790 \. TV: 1-"'00TBALL pm .. Channel 7. Baltimore at New Engla nd. 6 -"I think he made a Jerk of Spinks and Ali on TV. I guess he has to be liked if he m ade it this far but I don't personally like him. I don't like the sound of his voice." ' -"l don't like \0 listen lo rum. I th ink he 's Ins ulting. un· necessarily so. I don't like has negative attitude ." ''H e's intere s tin g sometimes, he's obnoxious at other times." -"I lhought he was wonderful four years a)'.lo but right now. , J'm t ired of him. My whole fa mi· ly is. lle's a little bit s howy- offy." "lie talks loo much." "I Uke him. I find him very Interesting. I le has a different. unique style that appeals to me in a c razy way." . "l think he's g reat. I like his voice. the way he ta lks. Even though people think he's crazy. he tells it like he sees it." •Box I nit announcer • • .. ·001 bull r.m •••woman kllll•r Baseball Standings USED CAR '71 UMCOLM COMT.4DR. 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HO</\ton. n !.4ift Frttn<l"'Clal S.W. DlflQO n 8 cvt .. 3 apeed, AM rldlo & heater. All lhia little ------------------------------.. e<c0nomy <!at' need• Is an owner. (342.JPV) 52000 '77 CADILLAC CPI DIVIW Thi• 1u11ury auto Is fully eQulPC*J. Whitt With a · white l&ndeu top & a rich red INther Interior Truly an 1mc>rtAivt auto (309781) 596QO f Orange County a Oldest Lincoln-Me rcury Dealership . . .JOHNSON a SON litr I 2626 Harbor Blvd •Costa Mesa • 540·5630 actcled Streck. "I just wantl'd to put two good rounds togetht·r to 11huw everybody l cuuld." Whal he dld was to post tht" lwst back-to·back rounds on the PGA tour this yeur. Before that, his only claim to fame was play. Ing on the same Tulsa Universl· t y t eam for t wo years with LPGA star Nancy Lopez and ty· mg for J4lh al the 1978 Quad C1t1es Open. ·'The guy shoots a 63 and o 62. Whal can you say-''·· said a stunned Crens hav.. PAT HADEN Lt!onurd. b<.K1!>t1n~ hi:s n·con1 to IR 17 with l11 s fourth shutout unll l~lh 1·omph·k 1-(ame of th1· y1•11 '" !-<'1.tlll'n•<I fi Vt' ~•n~les and perm llkd no /\Ot:t•I runners past first baM' f'rem Page al TANANA. 17 11. ,.c lired lhl• rlrs t l'l ~ht hallt•r ... he f aced before White thumped his sixth homer of the season lo lert field v.1th two out in the lh1rd and Urcll !)1•nt the nt"<t pitch ov<.'r I Ill' V. all in fl~hl ('r•nkr for hr:, :.l'\'t.•nth i\ fll'r consccut1 \ •· run·sconn).! '1 ouhle:\ by llal Mdl:u.· and Ot1:. mat.It• rt 4·0 111 llw fifth. Brl'tl dro•d' 111 anothl·r run with a • • • our training camp in Fullerton under Allen." the quarte rback said. Cowboys, wasn't downcast ..... nj!l1· ill th<' SCH·nth . "li e '~ not half as good as hl' us ed to be.·· said Brett of Tanana. who was s idelined last year with an inflamed triceps tendon In his throwing arm. "I used to be intimidated by him . hut I don't mind facing him now. He was also cognizant or the cr owd. "We would like lo have \lie hom e field advantage in the playoffs." he said. "But here we play to a mixed a udience. If we don't score 30 to 40 points a ~a me. we get booed. 1 don't think the fans like to watch a de fe ns 1ve ~ame and sometimes 1t j:tl'tS lo the poinl where a lot of the guys would rather play away from home ·· Coa ch Ray Ma lava s 1. un· defeated.In fi ve games as head coach . had nothing but praise for his team. "I TIDNK OUR FIRST drive was very important." he saad. "We were able to run the ball on the m early and put a touchdown on the board a nd 1.hal got us go- ing . Cullen Bryant and John Cappe lletti ra n hard and they didn't commit any turnovers. ""We did a few things diffe rent- ly out there today and so did the Cowboys. We blitzed a couple of times from a nicke l front and we also uscc.J sax defens ive hacks in passing situations. "I thought our defense played e xceptionally well a nd we we re a ble to pick orr some passes in th~ la st quarter." Tom Landry. coach or the "IT'S .I UST ONE m orr· game," he said . "That's all it means. It is tremendO\lS for th(• Rams· confidence. They haVl' a t remendous defense and I t'an't see how they will not make the playofCs. "What this game came down to was the inablllty of our of- fensive line to handle their de· f'<?nsive personnel. The Rams put on a good rush l'Ons tcintly ;ind Roger <Slaubach I was not very cffectJve." Tony Dorsett. the Cowboys' leading rusher. had an off day. rus hing for only 38 yard:. in 19 c arries a nd fumbli n g t hrvc times. SCO'lfl\'OUAllHH U I 4; I -t• Lea A_... I I 0 ll 11 lA-c:-tlettl 1 run IC.rel .,I<., 1 0••-0.."'-U PM' lrom Sl.t-11 l5epl1en klekl LA-Jti&letl j)M\l•om t4-..1corra11uo1 O•l-Hill tt-\lrom5'l.-11 tSeptl..,lllOI LA-Iller d Pd• Ir°"'~ lk•<" l•lledl l A-PefTV ~HU lnterceollon IC.0-r•I .. ,o, 1 A -41,7 ... ITATISTICS D•I LA "'"' ctowM l1 '• Ru~.-v¥d\ 7•.. l4 ... PH~nQ v•rd\ nJ 719 Return VMd\ H 101 P••~eJ 21·~ 4 14 77 7 P""I\ • '7 1 i. FumblH·IOSI l I 0.() Peftellllt\•Y..,dS • ).4 9 .. INOIVIOOAL LSADElll> RVSH)NG-0.llas. Oon elt •·ll. New1'0~e 1·>4. Steut>Kll 2·7). Lo\ A11991H, 8rv<Mll 20·6•. C•P9911elll t~)t. PASSIN0-0.~. StaubM:I\ n u 41"' LO\ Anqflf,, H.,.,...14-?2·2·?17 RECELVINc;-o.11u. P. Ptanon s T2. Oor'wll ... n . NH fflOIM,•21. ~ ... ;µ1. 8 JOllnwnJ.W l01' 1'119tlH, JeUW1·144·.Mllie, Moll. "HE USED TO BE in Nolan R y a n 's c lass w i th a ~uper fast ball, good change and good rontrol. 11<:''1 stall AOl thc control. but lhl• foslball is n't as good ... Even bcfon· th e an Jur~·. Tanana boasted little s ucce~s a~arnst Kansa'I City. Sunday·., los~ was his loth in 13 t'areer dt·· c as ions lie is 0·5 rn Royab Stadium CALll'OllMIA KAN5MCITY •b r II IM •b • .... q M lll•r. ct • 0 0 0 C. Brett,~ l ) l l L6n\lord lb '0 I 0 Mcllu.ol\ 1 , , ' 00\100 ,, • ., 0 0 Olh,ct • 0 1 1 RAYi<>'. 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Michigan at Notre Dame • Washington at Indiana : SMU at Penn State : • South Carolina at Duke : e :~i\t~''-ft Ab.ff,~~· • sranfor a tTiififors ~ • : Ohio State at Minnesota e : Arizona at Texas Tech : Colorado State at BYU e : TCl;l at Oregon : Wisconsin at Northwestern • : Iowa State at Iowa • : CS Fullerton at Cal Poly (SLO) : Tulane at Georgia Tech : Loa Angefes at Houaton : B•ltlmore at Buffalo e : Miami at Philadelphia e : Cleveland at Pittsburgh : : New Orle•ns at Cincinnati : • • : NY Jets at Washington : • c . • • • • • • • e • • • e • • e e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • : Denver at Kansas lty : WEB<LY SICOHD AND THIRD PR111S : Detroit at Seattle : • • TRANSISTOR RADIOS : Green Bay at San Diego : : St. Louis at Dallas : To be ellglble tor weekly contest : San ft'anclaco at NY Giants : awards, entrants must predict the e • winners of each of 30 football game• : Atlanta at Tampa Bay : •nd also gue11 the total number of : New England at Oakland : points scored In all 30 games. : : • • P-"!~~~~~~'"'!l!"!"'!'!"!""'!'"!'W''"!"''!!"!"!'!!"!!'!"!'!!!""!!!'l!9"~!"!'1: TIE BREAKER -My vuess on the tOUll : YOU MAY Al ICK·U a SUBMIT ENTRY : number of J*ntt KOnlCI In a ll lO gamea 15 : BLANKS T: : : TV-MN~ i ............ i WADHOUSI SHOWIOOM : : 1" .. , ..... , ...... 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Wl'rt' ct1u11I ll 1mpre 'ol\'l' \ llhOuAh Corona dt>I M ur wah ht•ld scon•lt•l'lh. tht· S1.·u K111g:-. \ho wed prom11>1• ""1th ,1 !\t11ld out r1t BATTLING S1tnlu Ana Vallt•y on l'\ l'n lt-nn .... •·ou.ntaln Valley .. hllWt'd r hurnJHOl\:'>.hlp polenlwl. .dthou~h ('oud1 Brun· Pickford hMI mtJl.l•d I l'J t'llOll ... t o lht• H,1 rons,.. 1•Hort... l'trk ford w;r~ pft'.1!->t•tl \\'It h tht• 1h•fl'llSIVI' llnl' Jn d t ht• 11 · J m ·' o' ~· 1 a II ;1 ~ v 1 ''"t\l'llt''" ·u a(·kup fullhac-k 'l'11n\ l'il't111.11 and t;11 lbac•k K t·\ 111 H11111tnl' pl<.1yL'att; Pil .. "'"'" ... P•ltl<1t. 0'0......H MCJl1Sl fflTIEh l At<ES SENIORS TENNIS TITLE Ritter Wins Title hJnJ htttrni.: ... trui.:~1,. with crll'h i. (' u r 1 n ).! C> n c· I! N l' w I> o r t · " tourhdo\HI "u' •• l 1v1• yard run by ,Jtl\ 1wlzJ<i• Ne" tK>rt sta nd uutl> indudcd Dave Thomp~on. Hynn 1\blrnll' an playt·d :1 i.ohd ddC'ns1vt· :-.ho" "'"'· but :-.omewhal lackluster of ft·n~P aga111s t Sacldleback MISS IO N VI F.JO hlu!>tl'<J l 1nlverslty with 10 tOU<'hdown:-.. 11w ludi.nu thrN· by H1l'11 Sant'hl'I Jnd Mitch Hopp l 'n1H•r:-.11y·., 9 5 tran~rl'I', llarry Brllup.,y l>howl'c1 'Jll'l'd at l>afl·t~. but "~' hottkd up b' .\11!-.l>IOn Vit·Jo •, d('f1·nw. whic h clPfeatt•d l!n1v1:rs 1l\ loo IJh>(·king from st:.irt to f1111sh · Thi• Ollc:r~ of llunt inglon R1•acb wcrl' outdone hy r ooth1ll hy a 30-U count. Rico ThompMtn ran 60 yards \\1 th an 111tcrt·t·p tum fur llU's uni} sron · 111 a 11rr murkcd b) llunt1ng ton lkach 1n JUrt('S C o s l a M t•" a l ho r o u g h b dom inatc-d Laguna Bt·at·h w1lh •111J rtcrb'hrk Stt•w· Lux puv1ng lhl' \\i.J ) \\tth a t·oupll· ol touchdown pas~cs. Me:-.u ·~ rll• fcnsive ltnl' and hnl·bat kt•rl> punis hed Lagun<.1 Deat h 's J lla<·k throughout . So ph omores prO\'tdL·rl Cap istrano V:.rlley with somt· M all> brighlt'r moments 1n il ~cnm m<Jge with lr vtnt' Sophomon· nilly Parker c:au~ht :.i 16-yurd TO pas~ from ht!> senior brother. llrnd. and Scan Jenkins had a fi ve-yard TD run for Capo I N OTHER SCR I MMAGES: Hitting with t ale nted West Tor· ranet'. Ocean View scored :-.ix times on goallinc s ituation:-.. t:I Toro .ripped Sonora. 2'1·0. on TU:-. l>y Billy Weaver llwo 1. H1d1 B rown and i\ndv Dick . San Cle mente ~corerl once on a drtH· a nd three times in close to s hut out Estancia 1 Estanc:1<.1 '-; !>!.'ton dur y c:ame up ""ith five intercep· lions l: Da!la llllls got a (jQ. yard TO pas;; from Paul Sizelove to Mark Suba tn :m even afra1r \\ ith Tu~tin . and Lagun a llill~ c.·a m e out or its tussle a l Els in11r1• in good s hape after h1tt1ng with the bigger and faster Tiger~ on even terms * * Injuries Side line * Grid Stars Injuries wt•rl' l'Ostly for Orange Coa::.l area high !>Chool football tt•ums 1n contro ll1•d :-.l'rtmmagcs Friday and Salur <lay with several kcy pl:.ayt•rs l>tdelined Hc rc 1s the toll '.'llll<t· Ocl)oa, '.'111!.i.lon \'il·io <llht1.1. llll' 1)1 .. hl11,· '" I ,ol hh·ll' \H·11I <hiwn \\tlh un m1111' 111 ht' It'll lo.rll'l' 111tho111 :1 ht\ ('0;1!'11 ,J11h11 \lur111 "'a'' tht•n· '' ,J !Ill 1wr11·n1 1 h.tnl'l' hr' ,.1;1111ni.: ql1,1rt1·rh.01 I.. .11111 •h·Ll'll!-.1\ 1• 1•1111 '' 11111 1111 1 llt• "'"'"'"1 111hoa· ... ,1 .. 1u, \\111 Ill· clt·1t·r111 11wtl I Ul''d;1 \ f>:t\I' l'ollian1. lrvln1· ,, Monday. Saotember 18. 1978 OAJL Y PtLOT a:J '78 F oot b a ll Sl ate fo r Sea View Teams 11111 O•n-et •t 1 ;IO Ul\loH Olloefwt .. NOftO I ---~ -Corona del Mar CoataMeu El Toro Estancia Irvine University --·----lhurMl<!y 5->pt 1t f rod<!v. St·or n l-r1ll,•Y ... Pl 7, I rtdtlV ~Of It t-'Id IV \4 01 • •,. t·hv Sot it '• Sana.men•• M.lytalr •tu9urw1 Be•<h •I BrH ti) •tAqulnu Ill Tu\11n (111 lat llll!WC>Orl I ldr Nl'WllO'l I 11 U\Uf1t I -----~ ---- f rill•.. ""°' '" !Moturd•lV, .,.pl J~ frl(I,,.,. ~r.t I~ '><tlV•llt>'f' SI,. lC .. rtddY > 01 '"' Tn\t1•a .. v '\• ot '" •• Newpon <II at S.n Clemente D•n•H II~ B1141t't• Par (I ) S<ldcll~Cll LM AmrlfO' . 1.tlS.-i•(ll"'' 111-1 1 .. 1occ. htl h V•f~t • ,_ __ --J .. o .. v Oc l ~ '>.lluro.iv. ()(1 I ~ "°""' O<t ~ I htir.OVi 0c r 1 lhur\CS<ly Oc • , • rt{JftY 04 f "t c.tMslr•no V•ll•Y OllllWI Hilll llltMIHlonVi•Jo OCNn i.w Ill ~ .. .t<h ~Cla~nl• !"I Nr>wpofl I . ldtOCC• 1,.1r•unt1nQton811"<" ,., '"'" .. I P>Vf\dl1 V 0< r II I roO.ov 0<. I 1 J 1-rnlrtt 0c t I I Tnvr'Cl·•v.Oct '• f"ut'-ddv O<J '• .._,,d•v O<t 1, OaM Hills •I Minion Vlelo (IJ •t Siln lem.nl• IC.ttlllil L•9Ul\ilHlll\ It Clllpttltll\O V•ll•Y at .,..., Ct~m,.n11 1,.1 N.-wPC>tl fdtM1\.,,1onV•,.10• -----_,__ -----lroll>11v.Oc t 10 t no .. y.0<1 IC. rriv•\O.iy 0< 1 1• ~•iddv 0<1 I f.rt<1rtV OtJ '1<. f"\.iof.,.Oo"" 0t t •tt ill Irvine est•nc11 Unlv•rsity Co~t•MeH Coron• del Mar EoTorn <.JIOCC.• 1<11 M"'1(11' V I 10 I ... 10<.<• ,,., M,,._,°" V•e'o' ! • --------l f\ur'°"Y. 0< t lb I rllldV 0fll .... ,,,,,,,,.' 1(110((' t"'t .tv•n~· . I . FtUldV NOY ) I nvr\d.1v Nov I f-, •U·tV Nov J h tday Now ) 1 h1.r\ddV Nov / . Est.net• Un11r•rslty Corollild•IM•r f't1llllY Nov J Colt.MIU . tdt N~wootl f t di N .-WOO' 11 ... ,.,,.~ ,.,, N f WO()f1 I El Toro ••• Nfl'WOOf"• I . rnu1\!l.1v Nov q r nddy. Nov IC FrlCldy N'J" 11, t '•d,.y Nuv tt f rt(1d.., Nov tt I hUt~tv Now ,,. . . University El Toro Cosl•Mes• Ir vine E\lilnci• CMofWd•IMu . IJ f ff\llM·t ·~U Mt\S10fl V•"JO' f1tlM1\.\1(,n v .... ,, I 1 .. 1occ1 1,rt OC'C , ... ,.,,,....' . f ri<lrly Nov II I tlddV Nov ti I llll' '°4 Y Nov lb I nvr<.d .. y NO• lb FrtOllV Nov 11 f.rtdd" ~O\JI ti Cost• MeH CoroMd•IMar Est•nci• El Toro Un lv•nlty •tl,,.ine 1.tt Nio~pOrf t . •.ilN .. wPO•ll lr1t M l\\IOtl \/1~10 1 ft1f M i\ ... 1on Vlt"IOI . El Tor o Appears Loaded Depth at Skilled Positions Cited By DAV E CUNNINGHAM OI tlw O•lly Piiot Sl•ll No w head coach Bob J ohn!>on s <.1ys that 1r attiludC' count!> for <1nything. his E l Toro Cha rgers \\ 111 be 9·0 this season . "Al the very leas t. I think \\l•'ll be able to reuHze two of our three gouls to have ct w1n- 111ng s1:ason and qualify for the· C'I F playoff!>." J ohnl>on sa}!> "The other goal w1n nin14 a l1•ag u c c hamp1ons h1p \\t.•11. \H''ll just have• to wail and ~Cl'·· Johnson replaces Phil Brown. "ho rc•:-.1gned aftt•r om· :-.c~ason .is ht•ad co<.1c h . For three yt•ars .Johnson was hl'ad coach at Los 1\m1gos lligh. a nd he·~ been an a:-.~st<.1nt at El Toro :-.incc the sehool opened in 1973. . Johnson wil l guide El Toro in 1t~ first season as part of the nl•wly forrrll•d. s1x ·lcam Sea View L caAUl' l.<.tst year 1n lhe S out h Coa s t l'll'l'lltl . lh L· Chargers wen• I ;, ·· . .\!though v.i· \Ott·n now 1s tha t wc•rt' ha pp) to havt• tht-c ha llenge ... .Johnson s ays. "Wl''rt.• still going to pl ay Mission V1t•JCJ . San Clemente a nd Dana llills 1n pre- ll•ague. a nyway. s 11 nol tha t mud1 is going to cha n~c ·-rd have to sa y it 's g_oan_g to he ht•twet•n Corona del ~far. Ul> .ind Cosl:.r Mesa for the title ... .Johnson s ay-; .. , think we ctm play wtth an!t' or them .. The r<'asons inc lude a return of ~I lt•ttcrmt•n I nine of I hem l>lart .!rs last )earl anti the prei: l'O('C of seVl'n or eig ht p layer!> that Johnson tccls ;ire bona f1dt• r <.1nd1date!'> for all lca~ul' honor!-> .. 1·m espec i ally o pt1m11't1<: :.iboul our secondary ... Johnson .,ays "There m <1y not be J bt:t· t er one around. "Over a ll. f 'd s..iy w~ havt· depth at the l>killcd pos1t1on~ and balanc:cd s peed ... lhL· co<1ch c:on t1nucs Hen ·' J hrtl'f :ook .1t the Charger:-. tH \ltTERl\.\C 'K~ .l..tl Cthh' ., ho fl·'"'uJ 1111 ;1~1 '.11 ti' 11' l'I J.!hl .!.till•'' l.1!-.I \l'at 1t•l u111' .ind ltt.:ut 1" 111 ''·"I hut tw., h1•1nt.: pu-.11l'd II\ ILl\1d "''\ "Ill 11 •. j 11 1h1• \f1tlll:.:1·r l11•1lltl'I Ill 11111 Ill I ; ., 1111•' ht•'I "II 111rn· q11.111t•1 h.ori.... 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UC/ Poloists 3rd; Robertson Shines UC Irvine ft'll v1ct1m ol a sudden -death over time loss to the Univers ity of California. 10-9. tht.·n dropped a 10-8 decis ion lo Stanford to finish third m lht• annual UCI invitational water polo tourna WhocloyouknoW In Costa Me-sa who'l lencl you_ $5000? mc.-nt at Newport JI arbor High Sund ay Kevin Rolx'rtson. a former Newport lfa rbor H1i:th star now at thl' University or C<.1ltforn1 a. scon•d five gouls including one with I 21 le ft in !>Uddcn death to )!1vc the Bears the victory Pt•ter Campbell of l 'CI .,rored h is third goal of th(• game Wlth om· sct'OncJ n :maining 1n the ::.ccond °' crt1m<.' pen ocl lo send it into suddcm -death Stanford won the tournammt with a 5·0 rerorll Cati or stop 1n to apply for the money you need co solve a money problem \XA • fend mrllrons to business ~day And we lend even more to help peopie r We hnd w ny<. to ht.Ip COMMER.Cf AL CR.EDIT PLAN. INC / "1th USC second and Cultfornw fourth f'roll11111I a ;, Iii :!'JO 11°1111cl 111111111 UCI travels to UC Santa Barbara Saturday for llor.,l R1ttt·r-. 1 h1· No. 1 :-.l'('Clt•d In om: of thf' fow ups(' ls or the ".r:-. OJ.IL'' .itu t ''" ~untl.r' 1111 •1 ""l'1 its nc•xt gam<'. then rC'turns home Sept 30 a nd Ort Bethard F a lh in Three Sets f S lrJ.!.1ml·nl tr11111' .111(1 1, ""' lt11 1 h·· N 11 bo 11 h C •1 pl1t\1·r 111 t ht· fr·aturerl mt·n ·s 35 final round .. Jim Peril') o .'an I for gam e:-. at ewport ar r 1g aAatn:-.1 osU. "t·~u '111g lt•l> c·ompHll1on. \.\CJn an t·x Ott'A<> dl'fcated top seeded Ron 'l""'°'1 l'CLi\ and USC 1·11i11).!thrc•c•:-.t"tmalc hovt•rB1ll L1 v 1n g~ton 1n th'-' mt•n's 45 nob l.arlmn.1.,1a111·1a * * * * * fWthard oft.a .Jolla in thl' final!. !>in••lt•s. () 4. ()-4 l.arim1•r !'.Ufl1•1t•d .1 IHn~\'ll n11w 1111 S<°"11vo,..,,,,. S<orobyOWrt•n " I I I I I uc """e 1 • 1 1 o 1 • \tAnlo•o ' ' • o 10 Orange ol llw Pat1f1r SoulhWCl>l St>ntnrs Thrt't' t•hamp1onships wen· 111' 1r'1 P :I,\ 11 t 11' "'rintm.r).!c• .11111 ~ritorn•a 1 1,, 1 1 10 uc ""'"~ 1 / J / 1 Mission Vrt'JO • a'iO to: I 7lh St • :i.i::;n~, Ahcra Parkway Sut•1 t 111 l To"' n & Lountry •Sutt.· :!ti • ll<i5-8700 • 770-26jl Htl • 547-6X7t tl·nn1s l'hamp1ons h1pl> at thl• \I.On b y thl' Perez family or lht• O,(•n·n1\ ot lht· 1111111 \ t'ottltl l.1·1·p UC• i.L011no (.<lml)l><ll l Lvon\ 1 UC• "0""0 C•mpb<'ll' Lyon' I b r ..• l " l ( I I I I LO\Ptf"r 0'0rtt~f'I Nrwl.tn(t. Ev•n\ l •,.O•f'( 0 8rtf"n SM-, .. , t: VM"' ~l'"J111~ lll'al'h ·rcnnis Club Sun Newport 11!.'ach and mem e rs o ~ anr1;1' .~• 111.11 ,., ~1~~ 1H1 1~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- ;•~~ t ht• h ost dub H elen Per ez flrl' lt•ai.:1w u<'t11111 · J ,. , ~· ... .( t ~I i~~l·~ .. ....... :~L-~!!at .. "..,. _;; ... ~"~-~·--1 ~ I "-' ... -l1lt!•1 ~or..,'Pn°s:111t!n:i 'CJt•rl'°mNr -wo .. l,,_."~ ...,._..,_....,., · .:.M'tr"11~.-. • .-Hndn'~n n~~n . tfw I.a .Jolla lawyl'I'. 6 4. 4·6. G :i dc.feattnA Norma Veal. then ,\ ~tar11n).! 1ll'fl'tl'"'' l'IHI .inti 111 1 he• rloM·s t fin:.r l of th al 1n111ed Bob llow_e lo wtn the .-'''nror. l'alm,·r ha' bl'l'n 111~1 lor 1h1 "" i...wn .,111l'I' tht· lournaml'nl m1x(•.d doubles t1lle 1n th<' 45 .... ·a:.on \\llh a n1mprl'!'.-.ion tr.rl·tu11 ",1., movNI t o t hl· N l'W port d1v1sron . . nl·,1r tht· lhinl H•r1t•b1 a in ht " 11,,1.1, llt-ul'h dub 12 v<'ars ago Husband Robert Pe rez 1oincd Tom Ray, llunrln~ton ffNH'h · llugh Stewart t o capture the 11 · . ? • lkthard had knocked off the ml•n 's 50 doubles crown '~ ~ .. a -0~ 1111u i11I t 11 ll h.11" !'.E'rond and third M.'cdcd players In the longest match of the llnd>a<'kH. mu~ h1· ""' 1111 . llun1 t•<irftt•r ·ind u·1v"' Rit tt:•r his d Ch I /\ d d ( led tni.:ton Hl•ach :. tlfll'•ll·t I-rut." • ... " . av. ar es n erson e ea . . 1 c d. c· 1 . d11~·l>t mat(•h of the WN·k Ion" M : i M U 6·2 ... 6 7.5 . .1Jta nst ,ar 'n .r(1\ l' '"' i ·• loll ,, c rw n 1 er . . ·• . . in a n"ston tournament that c:oncludcd Sun-thn•e hour battle · \day Tracy :\hrOon11lcl. lluntln1(ton n(•atlt c""M!:..~i~~::!! .. AL' A :.tartin~ f11llba l·k. l\1 ,1C'Uonald. S•no•t\ IJSI Rlltor o.t 8e1rwtrc1 •·•. •·• ... J ha::. a -;houlckr Injury :met c·m1hi mr"" ~':~o~~:::·~.'::~ .. ~;:t:.;•o;i,, ~·'A!;!;.~'°C:., I I unlrngton lw:w h 'loo opt.>n1•1 Mlll•r ~ 1. I 6, I ) Women's Golf Double' IHI lra<h Ritter Ott Le1cMrl•O LO'> ALAMOS C•h• L ... c11no \(Of!P' • ..., Ou••••· l 6 6' •-'· 10))-Ll•l~ron·Y•rdttty monn "''""Incl\ 1n t~ LPCiA tovrMmctnt Al '"" 11~1 Ro\e~r Oo\\ ,_. 6 l, •·J, ISOI· Stew61'l •·nnk l.<'1.'kkf. llunllnitton U1•111'h Ll'\' ll'lo.1 ,pr;urw<I hr' .111k ll' \\ hrl; \\ nrming up f1Jr lh1· 'il'rtmrrwg1· .1nrt 1•1111hJ Int'!., thl• OJll'lll'I' f-'l'ldil\ 111• ~ .I r. I. 100 pound ... 1.1rt1nl! 1 ;1d..l1· 6.l1• u•O. -13 Round Hiii Country ClubtOllOt' P..ret d~r Larwn· Fotro 6 •. 6 •· W•rnefl't OlvltlM Oon"• vo-. \H 000 11 It ... II ?17 ,,,,.. e1e100 . n /)0 10 1• 11.n ?al P•I Br•atn . v.ooo 1~10 n 11 He N•noloo•u,\\,IJO IS 10•'1-IS-,.. Detty Bur'"'"°'· \J,.00 17 ll·ll·IS ttt , ... ~t•ll'W'f>""'. IJ 600 ,. ,~ ,. ,., S.11, L>llle U 600 10 l•·lt 1• ,., Muri• f11•.-. U,/00 14 11·7' IS m Jo Ann Wa.f\•m. i1.100 1~10·1'1-68 m Alu Re1nlwrll1. U.100 (.• l!Ht·H '91 RolM'rte S-•. 0 10S t> 10 14 I• 1"J M••YLouCncker.U.10~ ,, ,. 1•·11 1') S1119le> fU t HllltOr-Ofi MCC.IHI 6 • • J l•Ot I Perot Ml \le~I I •• , I H I H•trlnQlon det. ll••Y••. 1 .• I, 1$01 Chene• def. AOllr .. , •» Ooubrt\ c ISi H•ywArO·~Olllllt>en Otl M<C•O• V••I "• • • 10 1 11ovom•n 8utttrll•IOOOr W•,efi.111 M•Oelweltt .. 1,.0 Ml .... 0.-• 1') I Ptrt1 ltow• CHI HAy•A•ll·M&llHr '-'• • J •• Juhn SrhroNll'r. 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L F~ \'-• Ht~C' MA~C.E ~\~ ME A diTLE PvSrl by 8111 Hoest by George Lemont "'f'OPAY" l'T" WAS A HeAR"'f'H ) i"RANSPi,..AN"f'.' ,..--')l~C!D TODAY'S CBDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS I Q1hr• (1"QOI• ••d\ 6 S"d'" 10 O•uq 14 l 10dl ll()Of1 't1 ... HJH mc1un '~"' ~ Cd• JCCt•\•" 1!;, l • .. anl1•, '-A M1hj ''·'"' iovf' ti·• H· 1 •h 16 A~•fn CCII•" ... 11 lovf' " 18 I ulOI lllbll 1•1v 19 WiMtto.11 10 0~ono ...... uo } W()l(I' n 5.,,d,rll ]4 -00!'11 M1am1 QllH u'el"t.'f'H / .. o•d\ J] T1avftln1 )1 r •encl\ k1nq J8 Reco•d •O G11el~ 41 Sett\ 4J P~a~(I "oum,<1n0< 4b £rn4111. \lalt\ '8 8nnq 10 '"""'0'¥. _,, 'alf,.flflt•t1 ""·ti b1 I t)H •I J bl Moflnt'' 64 8Jv w1noow 6~ Gri~1 tw 66 n, •11~11\I l H• ,,,, h• '· ' 'ii, 1'41tn• ~; n,,,,,,, • .Moff'l "I/"'"' .' wnin~ ~ (J1\ Ohl'"' b 'Hll" Of I ( omr~•;h11ot ~ w.1• ,,,,,, q lltrnno• • b•·v•·f u11~ .-..nu1 UNITCD feature Sv0d1c..-1c· S81utday·, Puute So1vco ~'¥. .,!. I '••I• •• • • ,. '11 ·' l • 0 ' l ••• • f • • " • ti •• I A '•o ' l '. l A 1•J t 1 .,_,... 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Pew. llo•tOI\, O.tto.1 a11c1t111e1"""" ''oo ••• ,..,..,,_ ,•-•ect t>v IN N.ilOf\<11 ~-••l'Oftot S.utni., Doawn-1"'11na1 • DAILY PILOT Monday. Septembor 18. 1978 l/N DAILY PIL07 Funaiture Guidelines Aid Bargain Hunters By SYLVIA PORTER le<-'" ' t.ri.t Furniture' shoppers in the next few· trad1 t1onal "bargain" weeks m1ty find pnce reductions that won ·1 be seen again for ycurs. But furniture styling changc5 rapidly; people who don't know how to shop can makt t:X· pensive errors. As guid~lines . therefore: ( l l Look at the total home environment Ir. term.> of traCfic patterns. scale. people. personal hvmg habit.; and existing furniture. "Shop this season with the principle of human en~oeering as your credo ... says rurnitun· dl·· signer Leonard Elsen, winner of the "designer of the: yt:u1 award" from Washington. O.C ·based Hecht & Co. (2) SET A BUDGET AND stay within 1t. 13> Ask how to clean Cabncs. Learn about guarant<.e~ <4 > Shop with special care for upholstered rurn1tti n· Convt!rlable couches and recliners have. .beer. gainmf( in popularity. "but both products involve metal mecha01 .• m and therefore arc something akin to an app.hance &., \Hh as a piece or rurn1tt1re ... says Wiii iam S . Hic·hman, president of Stratford 1',urn1turc. Chicago, a maJor pro· duccr. lie suggests four considerations in select· ing a convertible : Money's Worth &-ating comfort. particula rly important if the con vl'rtible is lo be used mainly as <s couch. only occas1omsliy as a sleeper. Ease in opening and closin~ Slcepin~ comfort. Look for extra support bar!> and an l'Xtra fi r m mattress. Do not expect any conve rta blt: to . offer the comfort and support obtainable from a fuli·!>lll: m attress and box spring. Check for plastic caps or. tht: mechanism lt>gs to protect floors -CLEA NING EASE. CASTERS a re desirable for easy movmg and cleanan~. Check whether then~ 1s d cover ovt·r the entire s leeper unit with no gap between it and lhe frame If a COO\('rt1ble •~ to be used regul::arly for sleep1r.~. · buy a quccn-~1ic couch if s pace permits. In buying a recliner. use this three ·pomt test pre pared by Carcalounger recliners : -Back oC the knee. In both upright and reclining pos• lions, the nook at the back or the knee should meet the top of the scat cushion. If not. leg muscles will be stramed. Lowe r back. ll s hould have firm support or the bacl• resting against it. Head. If it is pushed unnaturally forw:i rd 01 strained too far back by the head rest. look tor an<>tht 1 chair Nert· Study First. _Mar_ke1 Stumbles_ __ _ De~pite Peace Plan NEW YORK •A P 1 The stock market resumed lai.• week's broad decline loday after a short·hved advanct• ..,1 the-opening on the news or a Mideast peace plan T he Dow Jones average or 30 lndustriais. up more th11 n 3 poinls at the outset. wasolr8.40tb870 ts. 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O<I' tor--O by lht> C.Ofllump0 • .uy O•m11r1s1on a Q•OUo 01 sludoo1 mu~ocon~ hom 11 ... ~"' UntOfl yn1v1"\•IY TONIGHTS LATE ST LISTINGS ( •Ull\I {O•< "" l "'4dll~ -.c;r "'"'" wr111r 0•() dvc-~r And d•IO(;IO• p ut ' c.t ~llRI '1ll> MACNEIL I l.EHREA REPORT 11·15 0 NEWS 11 308 (f 1 ROCKFORD FILES fhf' ._,dkOH C'-•"•' A ~, .. ,, ""'°' Cltcl c:.• niurd• "''(> .,,, D•""'" . to• ff\Gu mom•v h111"$ R<>eklurO IC\ provt• ho , 1nnocf·nCfl 0 TWILIGHT ZONE C11l<h J oow,, ,.nd out l(•Ck t•v • ' Jl.J)Hh11u lY U.:.GU~4 " ot ""V.,1Q f11u (1 ' tt_t(.E& ,, 0 MOVIE • • • A<J.1 119611 '.u "'' Maywt1fd Ou.Jn '41,rttn A •,n.._,,.u find. h 111t no1111t i•• t.JH6't U"ltf\/H(lfl• d t.w h1' 1nvowNnf'nt w1U\ 1 1~una <!"..I 1; "r~ l'>m•n t W HOGAN'S HEROES t-iOQ,lfl mu•_,t o<iit 11 rona ''' nut1<1t proot ""'" .1nl) • I u~h C.OUttt: t OUI {II lh~ cam" Q) GETSMART .... h'ffl'(,• 1 150 TOMORROW c.".,o b·u ¥• •v•·', w.,,.. '• tt ,. Ch. n(•tmfla U'\(.h<.;1 1>0,.1t 011 tu to"''" ., ._,._,, HJ•lel.,1ltl ,c,.w1u t1 ,, ""•·w Vor" d•ar ,Ct<...,••v '°ho w 11t fl1 ~c-"'' tHt• ll ti,.Ph·••l ti" f't'"of't r.M11 '300 NEW:> 1-415 0 NEWS 2·00 Q) GET SMART 2 150 NEWS :noe NEWS 230G) N5WS 2508 MOVIE • • ht• ttit, t ••P•'' t ''•';' U~·'V l.,'-'l~t)Vn M U'f' C.c, ' • 4 30 I) NEWSMAKERS T aw11da1fs Dayti•r .ffovir11 AFTERNOON 12 00 O • • r ,.. ... R.mo H1tu11 l(oO 11<;1.11 ron, 80"•·~ (*''" ¥ ~' '°" A •ntuit , •• ,, .,,; ' f ......... ,,, ( .•h Uflt ffHJtH .., .... ._ .. I ltc•l'lftl ,,. .. hMrotW'(\ '"''t-. ...... ,,... ... lf"'C ilftn """' •af ......... ._. ~··" -4'., .• , ft.net ,.,. .. ,.. k•h 1.)t ""'"" h~•'"'U uw1 Am\ W til1tt •• Ott<u•\ IF\t·i n ... -N l' tr., lh., 1wo 1M1 l'h \' 111, <:t·on!t' fon1u·rh c1f :\loncl;,1.\ '\ 1ght F oot hall m o' t·-. O\ <•r to CUS Ill'" 1·11h·r t .11nnw11t "l 'I ll"' J>ei1plt'. · making th dt·hut lonu.~ht at x :m o n Chumw l 2 A Pu~• l •le A<Jl1m flr'IOY~ mo lWilll OI P<olftUaOl\lll ~~ss and ... 11emors 10 oot>licty cuo1>11t11 w•lh ontt or lh@ m••n EOQlttlll tWOOOfl· 1t1 • 0 1 l(}SC•Sm ~ DANIEL FOSTER. M.0. * * • AuOH•Y RO!>ll 119771 M&!J'll.l Mil•;OD A111no11y Hopkin, A wt-11nnv roup!P loJtn lhlll th1111 rorm1rn1eo }'OullQ cJ.1ughlu1 ·~ Tho rnlnt"nrnn uon ot ., Ch•'<' liitlh•O u1 .a '""Y :iu10 c ra•h 0 MOVIE • • • Trw-Wilt WJgon 10:00 0 (t) lOU GRANT IS•·o~ Preml(>tf!I Rf'l(>Oft ,., 81lltll Nllwmon t)OCOITIPS upr.~t wrth tou u¥tlf n,. Sf-l'UmtOQ O•"•nt~ftl'St 1n th• .. mu<d"' 01 a qoo110 wom"" ~W •4 15. d tOUllntt caSl! fD CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT lo MOVIE • * ( rnc.lii , At't) {,oJ•OD(•h 119{,<il l1•l1¥ N"•l.J"UJ •• 1n1t ma,,nqf", t• • .. 1\11· •town h UH" ,, O 11•11 .,, • ttm•n.u•. 1 I h• tO n•o• 1 Cl) ... !t ' 'J • , •• , .... f ''t&dl F•11" Ht1 Artt·nr)nr IHJ(Jf"\ Pw•r A''(ll•h ftlt• fntf', int1 prODh ,,., -. u t t1v1• p. •t) CD l'AMll y ll'OATAAll I llfn"y Jlv1 ti • I l t J C88N£WS t i CAOS8·WITS 7 00 I) C88 NEWS 0 N8CN£WS I lJAASCUJ' ((' j()l(ER'8 WILD SIX MILUOH DOLLAR M.AN I NEWL VWEO GAME lOVE EXP£RTS AOAM·12 tl) 21 TONI01'4T Ret ons1ruc1tvt1 And Cosmo1te So•Q&ry 1:308 (() PEOPLE ( 11)67) Jonn Wayn11 1<11~ Oouglo~ A m1Jn 011emo1s 10 111<.0•>l• rl'tti ronn 1ha1 wn~ ~l~Pn lrom h•m I'> lllS I oa NEWS Q) NIGHT GALLERY A turn or 100 CC!Olury °"'' ~ ,,.,.,a\ Ga<111ver' •o• n1s m8CltClll GGllOOI ·,~av.tl1•'l r d•lh i v •• n•. •')11th ly Br1t1'"h ni,~nt.tion' h•JC.ON"•~ ·~-IJ.rQ' t ot t Y•OUP Ill lhot, .. onQ QotnQ >IUIS f2 ht .. I "'"' ., • 1 u • •tlu Iv •l'\f1tf 0"11flt •d Wh••t• tn1•tt "'dDf,,,,,-. t t,t\ht•; on 11• • 1;lnd lh~t ...., to bf_1 u~·<I ru, ,, "'.;c:,luar 101.i.t t • h• ''U ,,,.,.. Hc1~1 CICIO Rober!~ i 1:45 0 TONI01'4T 9 30 0 TIC TAC OOUGl-4 CD I LOVE LUCY ~ T1'4EARCOF CIVIUZATIOH 1Prcm1erol Phyllis GoorQ!' os hOS1 l()f 11 -kly VOIK!l\I ~how lealurtng ~ark Sh-. Wtlh QUl'SIS W~lie Notaon. Tam• Lt>Ch<>W an<J EltLObolh T aylOr Q) MERV GRIFFIN 0UO'll~ MCLOM S1tw11n son Bufton Cummong• Martlu Toto. !Orank10 Lll•nf' Heod• Bruni f!ll) THE PALLISEAS Phonea5 ronn •S accull'ld Of mu1de,,ng h•S poltltc;.JI 11val W.oow La..r a ~!'nn<'· <Jy UfQO\ lltm 10 U'ill fltff monfty fo• dotttn~· wt1111~ Mtl<lllM(• Mil• WI~ aboul t1n<l111Q ""' •<!Ill mur<Jo•_,r fRI Guo•.1 '>o51 R1c11 1 11111• ff't1 (rt tt ti• i HJ.t ti•I tnr•t'tlttn C'()f'lyttt1Mt/l(\f# ,jn(I luf'n ,,,,.<k-.)t ., h .. .rtii C..ur1•1I J1,.,m1t•Walk1 • fl) MICHAEL JACKSON Dov or lt1t< ~"oo' ., SANfORO ANO SON ED MACNEIL I LE1'4RER REPORT f i $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE ~ANING 2000 • • f,...,,,(,tf\'i.Wf• I tn,•• ' c:,., ( dmvnt1 H1i1Hy .,,.,. h1 "' '"' lit Lt"'Jt~h.1111 c .mh Mt £ v••ttt.-t {I!) INTRODUCING BIOLOGY 8:00 I) ()) WKRP IN CINCINNATI 1Prc•m1tHOI Amb•ltOUl> young Andy Tt11v1~ fGarv :-..mdvl 15 htrod by Arll'tur c;11r1son (Gordon Jumpl th•• toel)I mon39cr OI ,1 r.1dt0 ~l;)!t()n fl'> lhO new l'>Hli)rllm dtrf!CIOf G) THE 000 COUPLE FeltK pe<su306s Oscar 10 use hos 1nltuence 10 prt! """' 11 great c~~ Quarr ortmck r1om bfhng co• ~111d by pro •oorbail {I!) OAVIOSUSSKINO lhc> r unmefil Womon Around 12•00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE I tGt,-..,t 'At"'°-' (,<Jnn04, r,.,, t'lthy M;llt;rw lJtJOf" tf\•t1• ••-h•,t• t> ,,,,,., P'l!\Ofl hv•• 1 (ttl'lil•t h ·C1 m111(JMt•f\ If '" H·•• l '>"'*"' 1 ,,,.Army tutl Of.01 ft •·v• •lt1••• •• .f • f'!l r (J.1(.ft fh.ef +•, ( 1tf Pylfllf I 1 Jwott 'PY .mo rnont.4Y 1 1 '1r J(J 'T\tn I {I!) PROJECT UNIVERSE lh11 A \tronomnr " U•H'lfH d lhoC••ll 7"30 8 $25,000 PYRAMID 0 COHSUMER BUVl,INE O• MOVIE • • • I IH' N,1> (Jd llunnu• t 196/1 I r.ini.. W OVEREASY 5an r ranci~co " C11boro1 mull1~a- 10:30 I q) NEWS 11:00 f.I (l)(tQ) NEWS DATING GAME 0 MOlllE Atr,10 ot CS••'-ath t ,.,,1n m~k•..._ ,. Oil< 1 won tn• <h·v•I tor1mmf')Tt,u1 ty Q) HIGH HOPES (!) HONEYMOONERS 12 30 0 DRAGNET T~ M1o;-.1oq RP.1ltO• 3 00 110 • • ""' Pia"" Channrl L .. ling• 9 KNXT (CBS) Los Angell!'> 0 LITTlE HOOSE ON THEPAAIRIE 1tonar po<lormo1s entnr ta1n~ M>n•o•s nnd youngw uu<ltllf\CeS wilt\ ~ktl~ an<J '>on()~ Job SOVoG" IMrlQ .1no Amy WaNl!Gt! <Joscus~ ttlt!tr nuw book I h•· Two IRI Su1a1r11 f.'lllt<• v •• uQllJn Uri I •'n lrlll'll•(JOnc;1• rrQu<ISI~ lhill an A"""oc;an bus.o<,...~man J&s.JS~tnah• ,, doftt<lor whtll' trt faSI Ge•m 1mv w•lh '115 'JO" Ii' ht'• I • • Rnvtfl6 f 19691 Oa•oO M cCallu'Tl NtCOlnll" MachtllVCllt Ou11nq World w.ir It .1 you!lQ G<>•ma11 ..Ofdl(" ·~ y>nl 10 CBDtUrf' ., Yuqo!lldYl!ln i;nol)er t.ut mokes tnP "aq1c.111v human m1s1<1k!' or 1311tOQ on lovo wtlh nm (:> nrs I Q) CROSS.WITS Q) MOVIE "'·'" 'IQ{,f t Dor• M un IV fo1uv "•tOC6'w,·lt A tr1n nt I U''0••'• W•" h rt1 I n,fftl( tt '' try to '\tOO rt W''•h• 'Y\,-iU h on• llW .. hflQ QUft111 tu tf'W• lnd1.1n-. f l ,,, 1(1 min f • KNBC (NBC) Los Angelf''i O t<TLA (Ind I Los Anoeles 8 KABC TV (ABC) Los Angelei. (I) KFMB (CBS) San Diogo G KHJ· TV (Ind) Los Anoe le!; l1)J KCST !ABC) San Diogo e t<TTV nnd ) Los Angelei • KCOP TV (Ind ) Los Angele' 9 KCET· TV (PBS) Los Anqel!J'I Ai; Long A' We fO I tigulhM Wholu srotr .1<11u~1tng ro tt>Ctt 'ICW hie '" Wtnoka. Chorte'> 11no C.1Jrol1ne IBklt on lhf> 11\\k 0 1 •e•orm1ng Alben IMOllh<ow L.tl>O<IU81JJ'I a mo-.ch•ov1ou" young CllPh>lrl (Par! 'JOI :>1 9:001)(t) M 'A'S•H tSt>ason Prem11••1JI H->w k1Jyf1 un&>•goor. a a1.isr1r OftlSOflllltlv cl't.Jnqo w~n 9:30i)ll J OHEOAYAT A TIME fS+MWfl Prem .. ottl A nn ,,, 'ihOCk•6Cl whun hht ••11 ~huS· b.ln<t unnounc"" ttl;}I ht• c..in no lonoer mnk" r h1l<J •u1-11orr payment~ 1Po11 1 <Jiii EJl) CONTEMPORARY DIMENSIONS Q) THE 000 COUPLE f e-ft a d15e0vrr~ art OOPt a s.nge< t>ul '"" s 100 shy 10 '>•nQ on put>hc. • • • !-;ancll·"'Y 11111) 11 l •""f:. Rum1(k f'vt.·~ Mont.tnf~ 1240 I) (6) CBS LATE MOVIE • •' • Cotff•I>, Tnu Or Mu? ( ll'l7J1 ~a•f!n v.ttcn ltnP John 0.1v1d-.on 1 00 0 ~HE RIFLEMAN Jhp<;, ..... , 3:300 • • 'Tho· ,MrH,nunt••r I HH'1t Kto\ How,11Cl (,,11y Lo<.kwoo<J J~t hu1•utc1 h Om... f,o m r.hm t •• 'rt•lf r.tt• f>t.'COf'n•h' •nvu•v•"'' •n .. •.odrr h tor , i,1JHO 11f nntormu·. t .. 1nti1 • onbf'" ( I '" l(j min t 0 MOVIE 0 MAVERICK «!) KOCE· TV (PBS) Hun11ng1on Beach • • -fh'" VJn1~n1ng Q) F£RNWOOO 2NIGHT EI!) DICK CAVETT o.Jv r h••v H,in011<l 11 .. •1 Going f ,ishing? ( 'onM·n·:.itivc• stataon "managl·r Ciordon .J ump 1 Jeft . :.rnd lus 1ww program-mana~ HaTY-!"inndy. -mrv(\"l! ct'Jsh o l ¢ >'·i lls 111 ··wKHP in Ci11l'innat1 ... a nt;w cnmcrly series pn· ~~~. ~.~~~~. ,-.<?~ 4·~1.:0'..r-'~ England Souring On Osmond Family S ALT LAKE CITY r/\PI The popularity of the Osmond ramify 1n Eni:t1and 1s !>tnkmg. and pi.rt of the reason may be Uttill ult the O!,monds art.' Stelling murried, accordinl( to members of Osmond hm clubs thC'rt' B EFOR E R ET RNING to 1-;ngland last week. u group of 128 g1rli. · members of sevcrul Oi.mond fa n clubs who came to Utah 10 sec the sinJung fumily told reporterR that the Osmonds wer<' much more popular 1n the UnJtcd Kingdom a few years ago A member of the nrllish 0111monds Fon Club s aid that with the O!>monds <tll getting m arried, fens are los ing interest 1n the Utah ~rou". Another said the only thing that keeps the Osmonds visible in England Is the Donny end Marie Show. which is shown ~rtodlctd· Iv on the BDt te levision net work. REVE RAL OF THE g 1rl11 said they wanted to sec less of Donny a nd M aric and more of the Os mond brothers. T he or"anl~er of the South Wales Osm ond Pan Club uld rive year~ ugo s hc·h:id more than 100 girls lillendlng meetings. Now. ishe said !\he's lucky to IJCl lO to come out. , YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED. Orange Coast College operates tho official recycling center for Coste Mess. 558·5981 IJnville Promoted 'MASH' Major Pla')ing General By JOANGEOGHEG/\N rvDATAH•VIC£ /\fll'r fiv(' swl'ltcring Yl'<1rs a s Major Frank Bu rns to Lorcl ta S witt 's h ot l ips un ··M /\ S II." Larr~· Linv11l(• ha'.'> bt.'t•n promoll'd to the Pl·ntagon staff. In NBC's "Grandpa Goes to Washing ton." he's an /\tr Forn• genl'r<tl. Kevin KC'lly. and son to Joe• Ke ll y 1.l at·k Albertso n 1, u n ·c·cntly l'let tcd lJ .S. st'nc:ttor . Linv11l<! has h~en taking IL l'asy since his lm.l "M /\ Sii" e ngagem en t llt•'s dom· guest shots on ··Rockford Fi k s" and he 's huilt a n airplane In his garage. a hobby his character Kevin K <.'lly m1m1C·s 1n ht:-. Washington garage "l 'VE Al.WAYS had an an· tt•rest an aviation," say~ plam• build er Ltnvilll'. II<· dot•sn't STARTS NEW SHOW b<'.li.cvc hl' 's bC'cn typed to play Larry Lin viii military characters / e Ruther . h.: took thl• Kevin. • Kelly ro le becaus<.' "I liked the !'iUl' Ann Lun~don . who play~ my 1>arl ll's very diffe rent from w arl' Ill' d is rupts lht• al · Frank Burns. ·Plus, t herC' wa~ mos pherl' a nc1 ~hf• comes hack the O{>portunily to work with at him " .Jack Albertson " WHEN ALBERTSON frr~t Ill' explains, "We m ad e the movl•s to Wushin~ton h<.' "('l)mcs pil~t last April NOC didn't run up with :1 beaten up car and a U 1t. instead they held the p1c•ure haul trailer Sue /\nn as a hcallh -.nd r a n it as a t wo-hour m ovie food freak and ht' 1s u JUn.< food of the week on Scpl. 7 " Th" frl'ak .. ~t·ries will bcRin on Sept 20 Sam'l' thC'rc"s nu pl ar t' 111 the house for him , t .. <ccpl t ht• lofl S INCE T llF. SE RIES 1s room m the J?aragc•, "he mov<.'S ba..s_cd on. Wmilungton poltllct.. 1n10 the ltara~l' w1t tr hrs drum c! o es. 1 t frat u r l' · s P t• c if i c· '.'>l'l and ull his wonderful l111ng:-. Was hington. 0 C. lot·at1ons·1 T he· i;tcnC'ral is builchng ht~ own "They d on 't reall y s uy airplane• sl't bclo" · .~1Gi:;lA4~.u).~ . , J>.o,tti,~a.del;iu.""-"~ rr6m.mmOu~h ·1~ ~ f1ot~11iJ>.'1.'TiMTJn'Xr1r:n1t: Ca lilor~ia .. 11~·s fro~ any slate futht•r c.1nd son have quite· a won· The sen es 1s n l localtzed. We did dcrful rel-.Uons hip although n y inlo Washington t~ shoot film they can occas1onally 0 bl• at odd~ at the Russell Bu1ldinli( llhe T here's one ans tanrt.' where the Sen ate ofrlc~s I. the Capitol ste1?s son gets indirectly prC'ssurc·d 1n und the Wh ite llousl'. Ou r set m the Pt.'nlaJ(on for his father 's al' B u r b a n k i !'1 c I u d c s a t ions 1n the Se n at<.• G ra nd pa Was hington office, the Oval sayi., ·r ran't stop to consult the Hoom. My family lives in a fam1lycalendar' ' Washington su~_urb. but Wl' don 't 1 I NVl.I l I-' M "'INT'\I N.,. say whk'h one. • ' • • " • ~ /\ccorda nit t o L1 n vtllt'. that his Air Foret· general ·s "mon· of a pilot than a poltt1 t.'tan " II<' becaml· :1 general \'l•ry young bC'cause hC' wus s uch :1 fant:.tsl1l· pilot Now that he•-; tn W ;1shington. polittl'S get undt·r his skin samt• as tht.'y irritatt• hrs Sl'nafori fotht'r I n tht• pilot s ho\\. R ut• !\kClanuhan plays .ral'k ·s girl frtt·nd l,,nfortunatel y. 'ht· IJl·t·omes tht' g irl ht• leavt•<; bc•h1nd. Hue doesn't contmut· with thl' series since• sh<''s JlOl hc•r own St'rtl's. "Apple P1C' ... on "BC th as rail .J <1ck 's Joe Kt'lly 1sn ·1 :.1t .1 loss. however Ltnv1lle rC<t!isur rngly adds. ·'lie· bowls ever~ l'Very wom an he mt•et~ wrlh. · L>o you want to murry m e .. · 111··-. a lways teusing thc..n1 ·· WILi, T HE S HOW t·ovcr toprl'<t l tssu~ s uch as tnflat10n and governmt·nl torrupt1on ·• "Wc•'ll us t• unythang and l'Vl'ry thmg wt· t·an get our hand:- on We 'n• doing ont• no" un foolish government -;pending. suys Lin vall« ·'Wl• try to show that Was hrngton 1s a c ircus unto its e lf Tht· c h aracter-; ar1• 1lynam1c, they keep moving ttnd t•hanging "Tht· s h ow "' co m (•d\ d rama ll 's humorous. topical · no pompous rubbish Then• 1!\ 11('ry rC'a l sus pcn-;t•. Alberts on gets 1n a pickle. I It• h<.is :i llltlt· h1l of darin l! llt··.., not Mr t'll'Ltn "WE'RE i\ f'AIUILV of c•c.1r ing "('()pie• The gt•ner<JI and his w1fr adon• C'ach othl•r :1 vl'r.\ A~~~e~;s~O' 4 fitw dot•s J.tnvillt• like working with tl11s Al'Cat l'O medwn ., "Jack 1s J ack, I love him Tht' •man h as 52 years of t'X pt•ricncc. Ills 'Ch1ro a nd lh<' Ma n ' c·haracter had hor~c scn!>t'. but not too mony brains In thh ~how, he s a collc~c profl.'ssor with a Ph.D. tn Ame rican h istory lle 's a mirn orhr1llianrt• .. l\lbc rts on's c h a r.:i c tl·r "re sem blcs Sen. Som Hayakawa of C a l l(ornia . o nl y i n th at llayakawa was a college· ad mlnistrator." Both Jluyaf..awa und Albertson's Joe Kt'lly a rl' a lso dark horses and older men who fight similar e lection cam paigns. But Joe Ke lly "as not really based on any character m Washingtonnow " Sunday Switch LINVILLF. CONTINUES enthusiastically, "We have n president. The pilot concerns the first exodus . how a nd why G randpa decided to run. H111 strugg le. his trium ph . He 's nn l llh·hour candidate nomlnot cd after the incumbent Is caught with a s tripper a nd the people go ror It.·· Is there any tension between the Grondfothcr who moves In and Kovln Kelly's pre ·e x11llnll fam ily? Llnvl1lc r eveals , "Tticre's tension between Orandpa and CBS Plans Morning Neia1 NF.W YOR K 1/\P· <.:BS says 1t will replace two long-runninit rclif(iou~ prol(rams with network television's first regular Sund uy morn1nR ne ws program "Lump Unto My i"cct," on the a ir for 30 years. and "Look Cp and Live, .. which recently celebrated its 25th anmver ory. wi ll bt' droopt•d around thC' first of the vear in favor or the plonned "Sun- day Mornin1C program. ens said. T llF. 90·MINUT•: nc•ws show wlll force. 1n additio n a rc:tchcdullnli( Of <.:amC'rO Three." <.:US s a id "Sunday MorninR ... broadcast rrom 10 11 30 a m . will Include !\port11 ond other ft.'utu r<'!-1 , uo; wcll os some rt'llglous scS(ml'nts. CDS satd The progrum wlll lcud into CRS's 1ntcrv1ew ser ies. "Fuct' thl' NaUon " "Sunday MornmR" l'Xtend11 the wcekdny "C BS Morning New11" to she doys CHS said the program wlll IH' rcm11med to cor re11pond with the duy of the week. "Monday MornintC 11nd so on L l-~Sl"'IE STo\UL ANO Ri chard Threlkeld, who hove anchored tht• "Momlnl( Nc-w!\ since Oct 31. 1977, will cont1nut.' In the& c·ap oc11y, with r)luns for "Sunduy Morning" lo bt• worked out ·~~ Probing l.111da K t•hl'\ ,1:-l'l'porl 1·1 Billa<' ;\;vwman 111\ 1·..,11i..:a11·.., the· kill1ni..: o f ;: \\Oman 111 th t• g h<•tto ;ind ean·-.. !'o1 ht·r orph ;.inc·d claug hll·r on lh1 · "l'll S 1)11 '-ftl' ... t ('Jll~Ocfl' Ill "Lou Grant·· lrnllJZhl tt l !O on CBS. Chm1nl'I ~ Jarvis S e t For Vide o Show on '9 ' Howard .J:irvt!'>. dl"i!'rthed rn a T1mt· covt•r ~tory U!-. 'thL· crusty f'Urmudgl•CJn who spt•arhN1d1•d •. 1lw Cahfornia l:.ii. n ·volt · wrll tak<' hts l'fU!)Udl• nat1onwufr 111 .J a.Q:.. . ~ ...,_ 'lpt•c1al. .. lloward . ur111s · N.1 t1011al Tax Hcvolt " t hul will lw 11•lt><'ast on Kll.J TV Tues<fo v night. Sept 26. :JI 7 JO It vc ove'r Channel 9 JARVIS Wll.L outhnt' hi~ plan for rcducC'd fc•de r:tl spt•nct1n).( and tax rl•form 111 a ·fast ·pat·cd. 1nfo rmat111•• uncl t•nh·rtainang -.pl'('l:ll.. at·cordtni;! 111 l'XCC'Ul lVI' proc1uet•r, .loc Sands ' ,. F:xt<'ns1vt• u~l' ot an1mat ion. eumpuh·r video d1·\"(.'t•:-.. h1 •,• 1oru·al arul uc·tuall1v· footU~l'. v1clt•11 pll'k ur>s from around 1 ht• n:rtaon, plw. a w1•l1 known TV p\•rsonulity a:-ho:--1. r l'!IPl'<'tt•cl national l'Conomu· ••x1wrts. unc.J tht• 1•andH1 t•ommc•nls or l'lll!t'rl tax1>ayrr<,, wrll hl' 1ntt•)lr alt•d Wtlh ,t ll\1t• ... 111ct111 Ulldll'l1<'l'." sancls udc.Jt•ll SANDS, ,\ forml·r <.:HS , .. < N'Uttv<'. known tor informulton l'fl l l' r talnmt•nt :-1H•<·1<111'>. wtl I l'O product' with .John Coss• O\.l' F: m m y . w 1 n n 1n ll 11 rn ct u C" n cllrector for OBA Entt•rrnmnll'nt Inc . 1 division nl 0 .1Vt' lkll /\s -.Ot'1.1tcs Inc: o( llolly\\ood The 11pon~or of the• pro~rJnl 1s the Amt•rlcon T ax Rc<luct11111 Movement. J non pront corpiJta t ton reprcHcnll'd hy Rutctw1 Jo'orde <.:on &ult 1 n ~. N<-wpurt Bouch. C111lrom1.1. I I I l ' J ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC I MOVIES -.... . . . c1nEDDmE 6 scAEen 63U 2 )~3 . comPLE )( Cft•Omttn Awe I. lM"" An• Ft .. W it)' MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY SO T PEPP R'S LONELY ~l:ARTS CLUB BAND" (PQ) SMOKEY AND TH E BANDIT" !PGJ GONE IN 60 SECONDS" "SOUND OF MUSIC" SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER (R) WTHEONE ANOONlY . HEAVEN CAN WAIT" (PG} 'FOUL PLAY " (PG) "FOUL PLAY" (PG) 'FUN ~/ITH DICK 6 JANE" CORVETTE SUMMER ·JOY RI DE" (PG) ~ ......... . ''•01um "THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY" "TI-4 ANK GOO IT'S FRIDAY" (PG) "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" 'AMERICAN HOT WAX" (PG) "SMOKEY & TH E BANDIT" CPG) "GONE IN 60 SECONDS" . AU omVMHS ONH 7:00 P .M. MIGKTl Y Cllold Uno•• 17 F,.. uni.ti • KKIO•• l'llYt rouno ; .. _ ) NKX -n • NIWT wrUt cMill ~-WHO'LL ~v!"' UINt(ll TNI DalYll Cll ~CMA$1---MAWM "FOULPLAY" WOAU -.. l .. l'.J-.t:4' '"'"-···~·....,..,,. .. ,_ --.. "" "'41AVIM CAM W Afr IPGI ----' SAT/--~t~tt.°l:t1 .. 1llMlll •ICll DOUeUI TNI CHOSINl"l '"" JINHlflliNt , .. ~~) :.:~:::: .... MAMl&4 e ..... """ COIYlm IUMMll IN) "". IMOICIY I THI IANMT,,., lh 1 be .\ssol'latt'd t'r1•'' I ht· lollo\\ 1n~ urt.· U1llhm11 d's hot record h1l' t11r 11w \\\'l'k (•111l111g S'1ptemlwr OQ u:-i 1h1•y a ppl:11r 111 111 '' "' t•k ·..,,..,Mil' of Bill bounJ maga1.111t· llO'f INGU~'\ I l\oogle Oogu: Oog1t• . f\ 'raste Of Honey IC11pll.OI I :i "K11111 Vnu All Over " Exile I Warn~r Cur~ :t "llope le1111ly Dcvolt•d 1'o You" Oh via Nt•\\lOn John IHS01 a "Thr ee T imes A L:i th · Com modores 1Motown1 !'i "An t-;v('rl a11tin~ l.Ovl'" Andy Gi bb I RSO I Ii · S111n11w1 Ni ~hls ... J11h11 Tr a volt a & Oli via :\t·\\ 11111 .John 1HSO 1 7 l>on l t.ook Buel.. · lJostun 1Epic 1 ti 1 lol Blo11(kll rori•1g ner I Atlantic I !I 11111 Chai <! In T he City" Nick Gilder l t 'hl \'>Uh,1 111 H1•m 1n 1 .. d ng " Little Ri Vl'r Ba nd i 11.11 ', • .,, f TOP LPs I l; rt.'J 'l' Soundtra <'k'' 1HSU1 :: ·1>011'1 Looi. Buck" Boston <Epic 1 i l>uul>lt· \'1..,ion .. Foreil(nf'r 1Atla ntic1 1 Som e Gar b " Holltng Ston<'s 1 Roll ing Mom·>-> . \ S~t Pl•pper 's Lonely llearls Club Band' soundtr.lck" 1RS0 1 t:.\SV LIST ENING I "Fool If You Thank It's Over" Chris Rea IUnllt!d Artists I 2. "Love Is In The Air" John Paul Young 1 Scotti Brolhets 1 3. "You Needed Me" Anne Murray I Capitol 1 4. "Right Down The Line" Gerry Rafferty 1 United Artists 1 5 "Devoted To You" Curly Simon & J ames Taylor I Elektra I. SOUL SINGLES l. "Got To Get You Into My Life" Earth. Wind & Fire I Columbia 1 2. "Holding On" LTD IA&M 1 3. "Take Me I'm Yo urs .. Michael Hender son 1Buddah1 4. "One Nation Under A Groove" Funkadelic Warner Bros. 1 5. "What You Wa it in· f"or" Stargard 1MCA 1 COUNTRY SINGLES I. ''I've Alwa ys Been Crazy" Waylon Jennings IRCA I 2. "Hearthrcakc r" Dolly Part on !RCA i 3 "Womanhood" Tam l'l'lY Wynette I Epic I 4 "It's Been A Great Afternoon" Merle Hag. gard l l\ICA I 5 "Who Am I To Say" Staller Brothers 1Mercury 1 'Terry' Film Set HOLLYWOOD 1AP 1 .,.he long·ru~oing but now defunct comic str ip "Terry and the Pirates." created by Milton Caniff. will be m ade into a major m otion icture by Avco Embassy and Towe r roduc ions. ---- The $9 million picture. parts of which ·will be filmed in the Far E ast, is the fourth film fro m a com ic strip. T he $30 million product ion o f "Superman" is due to be released soon. Big budget films of "Dick Tracy" and "F1ash Gordon" are also In the works . Caniff left the strip in 1947 when he created "Steve Canyon.·· George Wunder continued the strip until it was recently disoonlinued. MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE A our 11y tlOt Ufl ti. Rt1Cycl«J occ----IO<Cooll ,...,. 556-5981 PETER FRAMPTON THE BEE GEES ''SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND•• OO~H'l.~llllO ·\~· ~ ...... ~lllltlell SU 4H111 llU,_. "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" •:ts-1·io.10·n (PG) IAT,__11>4w.ll-Uto ~ ...... SO. COAST Pl. ZA llS Snflltllf S4t-llU nu~~ "GOODIYf Q.tlll" lPGI liJIU.TfSUM-tJ>,t~ •• TOUCH OFC~ss· W.l~IAT/Wfl MMc:»I . .,.. ......... .. ".... .. .. .,. ... JIG :: ' ·-,_ CHllDOMl •20 orange 63Hm ()to~ I IO • l ., • 6 Oft I '' • tO lO NOW PLAYING (OW-llOS CIN£flll C0$1a Mesa !>•6·:Jl02 • • I fOUllT llll VllUY OAIVl·lll I 1111M.un '1.lllly 9611441 Mond4y. September 1a, t978 DAIL V P'LOl 8"/ Kate's Balloon Punctured Dy ROOF.RT OSBORNE TM Hallyw-11.,_.,w II\ unlikely Kntha rine llepbum will s pend rnut·h llm<' d1scuss1ng "Olly Olly Oxen Free" when 1 and ii 1 :.he ever writes her career memoirs : it's probably t he weakest film in her catalogue since "The Iron Petticoat" with Bob llope 21 years c1go. E~hibitors probably won't waste much time with •l either. since the movie has little lo offer unyonc. l's pecla lty at today's high i icktl& prices. It's far too talky tor kids and too pedestrian for adults. THE FILM RAS BEEN a question anarlt in movie circles tor several months. rt was fil med in 1976·17 In the Napa Valley. Altadena . Hollywood and San Francisco areas. funded by Montana in· vestors . a nd ultimately snubbed by major dis· tributors. despite the Hepburn Involvement. T he reasons arc now clear ; despite obvious ~ood intentibns. a positive outlook and Innocent premise. "Olly" has a bsolutely no story. Nor does 1t have enlightening conversallon or -particularly interesting cha ra cte rs . Word -of·m outh a ppears grim · · For 93 minutes. two preteen boys IKevtn McKenzie and Dennis Dimster > talk -about repair· ing a mammoth old hot -air balloon once us ed by a beloved grandpa. Hepburn. an eccentric j unkya rd deale r. he lps them prepare it for fli ght . FlNALLV._ THEY GE:T it airbQrne, fly it, then land in the Hollywood Bowl during a concert. End of story. Along the way. Hepburn spouts many words of wisdom to the lads. but. unfortunately. at leas t 60 percent of the time she is difficult to un· derstand. leaving huge chunks of her dialogue· philosophy a mumbled mystery. There are some plusses. One is the inevitable class Hepburn gives a ny project she touches. even he re with hair disheveled a nd wearing grab-Bag clothes llhesc designed by no less than Edith llead. and e xactly a ppropriatel: she also has one nice solioquy. deli vered while aloft In the balloon <it _ nighttime. Pint·sized McKe nzie a nd Dimster a re good as the junior ad ve nturers: they have an easy. natural rapport together on camera. unusual for most kid actors. No one el~e even gets in front of the lens. save a sheepdog na med Joshua and. brieny. a mail man played by Peter Kilman. GAYNE R ESCH ER 'S COLOR c ine matog. raphy has good mom ents too. especially when focused on t he lush Napa Valley and during that near-climactic mo ment the balloon · with Hepburn df ops into the Hollywood Bowl. That's fun. Overall. the production consistently has a quality look and warm vibrations . But the other liabilities hex it. including the s cant attentio n given to certa in de tails and logistics. When the three flyers a re alon in their open balloon over breezy San Francisco Bay. their hair barely stirs. -a waa tlii Dilltiii~ against the .......... thel'UlealMtl ~ ~·E~-·-.rBfA-~ com ma SllT1I CQ&ST PWA S. 2711 -~1>'·1Ul Slllll IJ. .... ,. IJ- IJ -l.l SZJ.IJll 110 • u.w-..21 O. tOIO SllklJACI 531·• ..... l.llCCll 1.L u1.2m AP Wl,._lo HEPBURN ANO FRIENDS IN BALLOON Equal Non-appeal for Kids and Adults? I . ~ , I . l I • Monday !.ieptewtM II 1t1I ------------·-~------------=-------------------------------------------~------------------~------------~\~..:_ __ __.! __ _.:::.~ -DAil Y PIL OT .. Only 11mg tar I• ' .. "B&H, I like your style!' T ,. / I 11 mq ''te(,' 0 R ITWJ mro1m1• "" nm c1011rn111i hy n C mlllhod Wnrning : Tho Surgeon Genera l Ha s Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Oengurous to Your Health - () ' " ... s a ,, r1 j t l c " ff s d " 11 •Horoteope •Classified INSIDE: •Ann Lal'MMrs •Lifestyle Mondey. hc>temb41r 18 1978 OA&l. V '1l0T Brotherly Leve · We are very much a Presbyterian church and they are very much a Jewish Temple. ' You m•ittt ult It • "mixed m1rrle1e:· Th11t 's because ttw con1~1•Uou ol the Rev. BUI McQuoid'a St Mark Pra bytetian Church and Rabbi Bernie Kins'• H.,bor R~lorm Tempk, Sh1r Ha MM'Alol, are buUdlna a new cburch/1yna1oaue to1ether Ardthecturally. the new facility will accommodMe both faiths t.be Presbyterians wtll UM It on Sundaya, the Jewish coqre1aUon will use it SatW'days and It 'U be shared the real oftM.- S tru c turally , "flextblllty and multi-purpose" have been the lleya, aay llcQuoid and Kin& NoO\ina wm be nailed down -t.here1J be no pew. -so the main area can be uaed fOf' wonblp, meetinp, l•therinc• or proarama. The new wood and brick buildlnc la under ronatruct.ion on the site of lhe existlq St. Mark church al 2100 Mar Vista ln Newport Beach. After two years In the pl'annln1 ata1es. completion ii ex~ted al the end of October. THE JEW1811-PaOTESTANT "marrla1e" began about three years ago, when 8111 McQuold and Bernie Kil)g met al• UC Irvine lnlerfaiOI gatherinc. It wu there that they talked about the possibility ol abarlac a building. "St. Mark bad. Uds glorious four·and·a·balf acre site begging for development. But the congregation was torn between wanting to develop the alte (because buJldiq costs were tremendous> and wanting to put our money into programs. "I thought, If we ever do expand our facllity her e. it would make much more sense· to do it .. with another group so the faclltty would be fully utilized," recalls McQuoid. Meanwhile, King says, his congregation was out.growing the racillty it shared with Rev. Robert Shepard's Christ Church By The Sea United Methodist on Balboa Boulevard. .. KING WAS IN a position to look for more space, and McQuold had it. "It made t reat .ienae to share, because our schedules worked out so well," SD)'I McQuoid. Both con«regatioM wou ~II scttity-utt'"~~)'-ftlMeeied~~.-. ·t>Ut----...-only haJf lhe cost, overhead and upkeep, he adds. The concept ot two faiths sharing facilities is nol new. but McQuoid and King believe they are lhe first in Orange County to start at the initial at.ages, plan and build a facility toeether. Both say it's a "positive statement to the community," and they expect to Mrve as a model for other groups. ' .. WE AaE LEAVING a very loving relationship with lhe Melhodlsl Church, a · relaUonah1p that has poaflbly liven us the Tom Ridley, IJand director, at 1Jractice. above; right, thtl drum player. 'It's a Vet)' congenial group, ' says one member. Delly~ ..... ~ .. ~...,._ Rabbi Bernie King. left, and the Rev. Bill McOuold Inside their new church/ synagogue. · 'Even though we may pray in different languages, we laugh tl1fJ same laugh and cry the same tears. · I _.. . And the Band Plays On Amateurs get together to toot and fiddle. By JUDITH OLSON OltMO.llYPIMI~ Crane operator. engineer. speech patholog1st, homemaker. school administrator. Resear ch biologist. aircraft instrument manufacturer. account executive. • They played their clarinets, Outes and tubas al Iowa State. UCLA. Cal Poly, Reed College, Cal State Long Beach and the Naval Academy. Now they all toot and riddJe in the Huatington Beach cOncert Band under the dlrecUon of Tom Ridley, band dJrector at Canyon High School. opportunity many of the· 75 mus1c1ans ha'llfl to play with other 1nstrumenta1Jsls Some player~ com«.> Crom as far away as Los Angeles and South Pasadena because there are rew community bands in extStence The other local on !' in Fullerton. Long Beach and Orange -are offered through Mdult education so member!' have to enroll and pay fee~ to play Pomona has probably tht> only other truly community-ori ented group an Southe rn Gahfornia . An aheim. THE BAND has performed all around the The band h as bee n an lnst1tullon In southland since its lncepl1 on , accord1n~ to Lloyd Jlunll_!!Blon Beach for the last six years but It 1s Cilek. manager. who also 1~ one of the trumpet fo danger oIToslng ifs sla us:-rc Ui a posstbh! players. -• --- victim of Proposition 13. lt has presented Sunday Supper Serenade City offlc1als are .concerned. as well as the concerts in lhe amphitheater at Golden West band 'me mbers a nd directo r s . "It's a College for s1x summers .. · ~.:!... ·~~·W.!•~: Jif!IU.~n..;:_~;-r~ '(" lU~~J-.lf' f ~ commented Btll Freed , the city s pu'f>lTc ~ristmas concerts and 1s 1tva1lable to asMSt m information officer. "almost any" community activity, Glick said . The city has nearly $30,000 Invested In music All performances am free to the public. and instruments, too, so efforts are being made The group also provides ram1he!\ an activity to save the group. together. There are many hus band ·wlfe, REED SAVS he is going to recommend temporary funding lo the chy council untll some special monex·maklng actions a.re considered. The band has been operating on an annual budget of SS.000, which pays the dlf'tt\or a nominal salary. buys new instruments and enriches the music library. Band members want to preserve the 1roup for several reasons First. It Is the only fnther ·son and brother·s1ster combinations . Several of the band iilc!mbers have played together elsewhere and some of the associations go back to the early · 60a. "IT'S A CONGENIAL group,'• asserted Car l Robbins. an engineer who plays solo clarinet. "We're playing really good lhlnlJS and fSffBAND. PageC21 The bran section gives It Its ltff l I ' I i t ' ' •. . (2 O.\ILY PILOT Sign m front of the church-syn11gogue tells the entire story. ••• Tem~le I f<'mm Pa1tt• ( 11 1n:.1ght 11nd "1trn1J.:th l•J pur">1w th1:.." King point:. our "But wl·'r c movinit from ·., degr ee of 1ni.tub1hty vi not kriowrn.: whNe we were uoinH lo be pt'rmonl!ntly loC:uh:d lo a degrc., or :.lab1hty. of ownership Thcre'i. a d1Uerence between being 'r('nk r:. • nnd having a sense of home." King addli F rom the oog1nn1ng, both congr egations WP-r e "ununamou1>ly in favor " of the proje~t Al:..o 1n favor. i.nd g runting dcurance und -,upport. wu:. tht• Orange County Lo:. Ranchos Pn.•:.l>yt1.·ry, whu·h holds title to the land Oll RING T iit: pl anning :.tage!>. close frll'nd!>hlfl!> <ll•vt•lopt.·rl lw t wN·n members o~ ~e '""o nm..:n•gJtlOO!) 'Thal :. onl' of the po:.1Uve 1t11ng:. that ':. going to mah 1l ca.'>y for us to live 1ogl'thcr . ·• :.ay:. McQuo1d T ht• "pral'l1tal ht«1d u1·hf'!>" will be worked 1111t wet.•k to wc<'k Ont• 1:. l'llnwrtm g the space Lo '>lllt th•· l'o11i;:n·gul11111 Klnto1 notes. "When the synagogue ii• using lht• fud llty. it will be strictly synagogue. with no Christian symbols visible." and vice versa. For exampl~. u mahogany table, now set up in the cxbttng church, has a built·in lecturn at Ont-c•nd and i.pucc al the other end for either u baptismul font or two Sabbath candles. Tfle center area can be used for the communion challcti or for reading the Torah scrolls. When the Jewish prayer books and the Presbyterian worship books are stored side by side. It'll be obvious to both congregations that Lhe raci.llty 1& shared, "but at will be comforta.. blc ror both." says McQuoid. · "Roth congregations are coming Into this d111loJ(uc from strength ... and we ure not comprom ising, in any way, what we are. We are very much a Presbyterian chur ch, and they are very much a Jewish temple." he adds. King ugrees. say ing, "Even though we may pray in different languages. we laugh the same laugh und cry the sam e tears. We'll maintain our own traditions but i.ear ch out the common humumty." A Bedroom Martyr l>EA H ANN I wood~ff ho"" mm1)' women wall '>t't' 'l hl•m!lielv<'!) 1n your 1·11l umn todrty I 'II bet pl1•nl v I h:iv1• IX'en m arried for I K yt•ars to a pro· lt·:. ... 1onal man who i:. at t 1Jc·t 1\I·, <'hi.lrm1nst . in •''II 1·llP11I phyM1·al t•ond1 1 111 11 .1 n d o u r r t• I u 111111··11 11> l'I vu.•wcd hy 1111h1rl1·1 '1 a' 1<1cal Mv "111111 11 f rn•rltl!> keep ll'll 111g 1111 • ho""' "''" he· I'> 1.111It·1lt1 tll1•\ kn11" Our 1111 Im .111' 1·m 111111I 1·r'1 ~II ,. 11 111 111·11. 111 1·1·h.11111·:d mt·u11mglcM,, and tor me "enpl v Thc· man d111•-,11 'I have· the fo111l1•i..l 11 o 1 1 " n l h u I h e 11 <H• s no thi n g for m t· Ill' • 111·\ .,,. .11>k!> 111:.I J.(l'h ' Ii I:>' a11el 11111'> (IVt'I fOI' •I )!Olld lllJ..:hl I> l>lt•i'fl I 11 hal l' l o c·r 11:-.h lib l'g" t.v tl'lhng him ht• I:. a t.-u lun• at. :1 lov<•r . :.o plt-a -.1· elcin ·1 slll(J..:l'itl 1·oun:.t•llng Wh ul 1•b1• 1· a n I d 11 " tJ N F l L F ll~LED I N DA HI l•:N Df:AR l JN : No "'om11n 1thould tell -a hul>band he i-ir f-aitiirP -Tt a nything . You should l{uldf' him lovingly and let him know what Is pleasing t o y ou .. R f'spo nd ·with e n · thu!ilasm to hls au.empts to Improve. A woman who Is unfulflllt>d and ic rl m l y tolerates s.-x dor~ hr r hus band no favor and s he dor s nolhln g for he r:.elr, dthc>r. Thf'rt> ar e no mc·rla l s for ht'droom marty ri. -only hoUlc•d rt'i.r ntmrnt th<tl .. rupb In lllra.ngely disguised rormi. ... ~ start talking. \'ou arc Iii years lat<'. DEAR ANN LANDF;RS: So m any wivt•s writl' uhout cheat· 1n~ husbands. r thought you might tw inter ested in how I dl•all with the prolJl{·m Four years after .J1:1ck :ind I wen· married, I walkt>d into his office ;md found his secret ary Hilling on has lap. She .ilmosl died of cmbur· n.1bismcot and mumbled ••• Band A•• '-'••den I EfORE ( Boroseope ) '!ii e.:voN£Y OMARll with ramlly . home. bafc ., t y m e M s u r c s u r t· UESOAV,SEPT. It highlighted. Taurl.15 1n ABIE8 f M arch 21 · dlviduaJ and numbN A p r 11 I 9 1 : Y es . t h tl 6 II i ti burd"n ··"'II be rom1>ved. fiure prom nen y .. ""1 " SCOltPIO 10 ct. 23 cash now wtll rc11umc. Nov. 21 1: Accent on Libra Is In picture so murlttd 11tatus. decl~mn Is the number 9. Accent regarding partnert1ht1>. o n collecti ons . P•Y· contract . Key 18 to tit:' m cnts. l ocaling l ost loose cn<IS. to pr(lpurt'. articles. to opply l'Ubtle lOuch. to TAURUS I April 20· uv<>ld diroct confronta M ay 201 : Cycle high lions. know It ond push ahead. SAGITTARIUS 1 Nov Vitality mukes u com e· 22·0 cc 211: Be reulli,t1c" back . T h e o l d e n · elevate self·eatcem thu11lusm comes knock · refuse to play s~contl tng at the door. Take in· fiddle You 're a front I t I u t I v e • b c a runner and others urt• isclf·Slartcr. bccomln)( more awiJ rl' GEM I llltoll 1 M a Y 21 · of 1t. A ct accordinalv Jun e 20 1: M yster y . CAPRICORN •Dl•t• hunch . intuition . ex· 22 Jan 19 •: creat ive trusensory per ception proc <.•ss Is activatc'd u r C' Part of Yo ur You Sl't' results of cf p erson a l sce nario . rorls and you ~irf• Aquarius. Cancer . L eo pleased. You receive IH ' figure prominently so col ude from one who does the number It. A usually is an rolt· of dream proves prescient. "teacher ... CANCER I June 21· AQUARI US I J ;.i n July 221: A ccent on 20·Feb. 181. Accent on socializing , t:xpresslng con c lus ion s . rindin g views. turni n g on your way. building for charm. Gemini, Virgo. se('U rlty . Anolh l'r Sagittarius figure prom · Aquurlan and a Leo inently . K ey n ow Is figure prominently. versatility. art. humor. Stick to factual cta1 :a LEO I July 23 -Aug . -P ISCES 1 Feb. 19· 221 : Aim h igh be M arch 20 1: Reh.1t1 v t· specific. frank and have who is in quandary t on facts at hand. Many ex· c1.1rning "direction" C'On pect .. the world" of you. s uits you. M uint a1 n Stand tall do what neutral stance. ulthouJ.th must be done and i m · print your own style. showing that you care Those who critlclie will _a_n_d_a_re_• ....;sy;...m_p_a_Lh_e_l'_•c __ ANN LANDERS / HOROSCOPE P UBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE c"rve ..Ofl<a Toca1onon tU~•IUOlt COU•T Of' THI ... .....,. ITATI Of' CAUftOllNIA ,0. Wf'.11109 C.OUaT CW, ... Y HI C0Utn 'I Ott Oii ANO I tf AT I 0. Co\4.1 flOtl NIA flOlt -~ T ... couen'V ........ HOTICI Of' MIAlll MO Of' lftU..~f ""'ltl•ttOtlM.t. f'ITITIOH Nit NMATI Of' Wit.I. Ol:HAAH.,..al 0..-t<tt>M AHO f'Oll Ynlll' TIUAMI N H(lll (I 1\ H[ll(8V 61Vf N 10 TA•Y AHO .t."TMOlllJATION TO trlHllton """'"Cl (I .. -~'"'' no. A 0 MI H Ii TI II UH 0 I II TM I MIO o.<-10 Ille._ cl-lft ,,,. IHOlf'IHOSNT AOMINllTIATIC)tot ofll(t OI h , ... " 01 ,,,. ......... 0 ,. IUATl'A~ ,_, cw to -t "*" M.,. 1111 h l•lt 01 II I.CE llOC.1>llOU\ Ott\~ 411 "'91Hlctot OtOttOl I 0.t U \tCI 110Hllf ll. ""91• l.1..,,.11, ._,,., ~ .. 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I( th1b con•ME'4'642·17S3 '" '"• M•"" •• '"• h•••• ot s ...... , • u ....... 1\111 IU._,.,tlt""' WESl EY M HINE,Oe<"-lunq-.Wftl_,,\t., (A~ you do. then the sky It> M•H!Off veuo49S-0401 .. 011ce 1s HEAE&v c;1veN 10 J1 .. , 1)1;)1,_\ •• <-tt0 w -'" the limit. J..UC-...C#t5!•-u •O•ton 1\41"1"9 cl•'"'' ~1"" ,.,. O••IOu•• LIBRA f C" t 23 Q l "O fl .t .t.w• """' 1 w oo ck<.-lo lilt wod <l••m• '"Ille l!-h I> lJlv"" .;>Cp . . c . 1..111::.::;:m:~.:1..::.:;:;:.;.i.,j __ ,,,, Olloct ol uw (ltfl DI lllt ... ,_tel '"" ""'-I .... , llltO w•ll\ 1 ... 22 1: Expenses connecttd '°"'' Of to pr-..1 ....... 10 ..... un (OUllh (It<~ ,, O•tftQf '°""'• "" ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ll Otr\tQl\ecl .. "'9 Ollkt Of MA TT HEW 5tll'I I ltfl S RAE, JR., 0..llnQ. H•ll. A.., I. ... ~I Gui•. 573 ~I ~llttl Slf•I. wilt 400, Publi\l\e<J Or .. C:.0.\1 Ottty l'•lut LO• AllQOlll!\, CA Qt•, -ICI\ fttltt DI· S.pl 11 11.1'. Ott I. 1•11 lie• t\ ,,.. lllt<.e 01 llu\'""" Of ow ..,. ~Os:G~~~ ~ -- -T HE RIGH:r- WAY Advanced Health Canter wlll help you get weight off and keep· It off! • 'Personalized Program' tailored • • just for you! To m eet your needs! No Shots, Gimmicks, o r Fad Diet! Profession al Staff! LOOK BETTER • FEEL BETTER Get Mora Fun Out Of Life ArrTER o.ruonoo In •II m.tte" oe'1t1n1119 10 uoo n •••• S.,.;11 clt lm\ •llh 1"' 0 3\ ,, PUBLIC NOTICt: fteC-V ~' tnu$1 bo llltd Of --• P•OtllltO ., ·•ornt 10 w111t111 •0111 Pt(TITIOUl•ln•NUS-"'°""'~ tfW lht llr\I OUllll<.tllOtl of NAMI \TATIMl.NT . '"'' nouce ,,.. 1011ow111Q ,,.._, ,. dofnq bu»· OttllCI AUQU\I ll, "" ,.. .. •• -OOrlttdM .. .__ -.nrrtONAl ~OUrPM£N'T. 17 .. 1 wwr<Ht s Ptll•tt• \to.L..l'•••~w•I!' "R"' 1 • .,,...,, ~ "'"• --l!'d(VtCll'Tor1rwr .. 11r M " n.~1 "J Cobb 7no Cl'iio~n o1W4d dll<-m wo 'wnl•""4.C.l>'ll>IOJ MA nH 11111" aAI, Jll. Hu\ l><IM""' " <Ot\Ouettcl l>Y •n •ft llltorMy·et·U. 01•1du<1t O•rtl"I, HAit, I• & OwCt Ml< ,_1 J ~ SU w .. 1 "-It.-I "" •l•t•munt .... •iltcl W•lll ..... Svll• • counh (le" o• 0••"911 C-•• on • &..n .......... CA_,. l>uq ' ''" Pullfl,_ Or-co." 0.Hy Pllof ........ $ A119 H , StCll •.It 1e lt11 •I..,. Jt Pul>h •-Or-oe CO.>t Otfty Puot PL'BLIC NOTIC•: Ult P UBLIC NOTICE St!H 11 11 I\. 0<1 I 19/i ., ... ,. Pl'BLIC SOTICt.: l;'UBLJC NOTICE ,_ lilCWY l!loocl Ir-t0 -tl<j Plu• dwtll11111 """ 1119 .,, .. l<IOlt tot •• ....... 1 --.1-trom .at Honn a., , ...... ~ ... " C:...• 11101 61\.ltS-'"' det.MI• p~-~--0..ty"'StPl•Mlltf I I, 11, 11, IJ, 14, 1), It. t~ > 10, .. ,. PUBLIC NOTICE STOP SMOKING Thousands have with lust one visit . • 1t reasoneblO ratt•I Offer .. ,,, .. AS IS COPY SPECIAL Sx7 Black and White 5 • 9 5 "•t· t1t.OO San Clemtnt• HYPNONSIS CENTER Ste 126 fMedlc•I Plett) 493.3 32 • .,. ' .. WIL; .,.. w..w, kw !MonftOllol'I caH rr ~ 11 wt4-2022 Open~ w ... ., ....... ....,S,.. .... •• .. , ......... -.c:...1 W...1:t0•kM,.aT ...... Nt&& '"°"' ADDITIONAL Sx7 DUPLICATES OF ABOVE ... 50 10% REDUCTION ON RESTORATION CHARGE MICHAEL 8. GOOD PftotOtrepfty 34071 Le _,an • Dana Point • ~ae40 WORLD I NATION Monday, Septembe1 18. 197'l DAIL ( PILOT C3 Gold Mining: Hard Labor for P_recious Metal Thousands of Mine weat Out Reaching the Treasure CA Rl..ll:1'0NVlLLt. °'outh Mr1ca (AP> WbU ld phom• .. J•n11h.• tn L<>n<lon , 7.ur1ch .ind ('h1cu"" and KpN·ulutur"' 11u<1h .cold to rt•ford pnch hlJC'k mlneri. cnwl throuah wo111t h1)(h tunncli. tu wre nch the mctul from t ht• """Orld 'l'i dt•ep,•1tl num Tllt'lr M~t'IAl M>alwd hod1«·" J;tlH ""me hint of whv tht' m(•t ul 1" .c1 pr\'CIOUtJ , The mhwr1f dttv tx-11n.4' In J ""'''I c•tt hurtllna tlownward dt. 1wurly 40 mil pt·r hour pa. t 1 •• ,.,.,,, of t1mtt mlx>ddf'd tn nwk IT I~ \I.MOST on hour 111 ~lop unll .io before lht')' r 1•ut·h lhl' hollom, v.hcn.• th•·~ uuv.I I hTuUl(h U IUOll" O( tunnl'I'> hll II• "'Oft' lh1tn u yard h11¢h to tukt· thl'ir turn ... with IUl'kh.1mm1·1' J~trn1i.t lhl• sohd rock The ll·m~rutun· of tht• rot•k r' 1:15 degr(.~'S. The dUbt rilled u1r ,.., refrigerated to a relutlvt•ly l'«>ol 90 d"gr !t.'5, with humidity 94 per 1·1•nt T h e nHnl', culll'd Webtern Ut'l'I' !Avcl~. 1' ltw v.111 ltl ., tll'l'I> ,. l ut 13,000 rt•,•t .elmost IU World Trndc· Ct'ntrr hu1ldlnM11 on t·nd An urmv of 12.:1!>1 blueki. ond 978 whllt"~ rl<ik 11 ... 11 llVt"'i clully to 1cratch un 1111111 l' of J&Old from f'V<'ry two ton' uf r0<•k WF.RT1<:1tN UEl:W l.t•v1+ •. <IJ nlll<'-. wei.t of Johunnci.buq ;, hurvt•KtJ> ilhout 2f.3 pound" 11 duy It u11d Uw oth..r :M m11111r l(oltl mine'" In South Alr1c·a 1>rodu1·1· about 700 rnl'lru• 111m .. of f(old a v1•ur '\uulh ACI 1, .. , hll'i 10 IH'I l't•nt or t ht• fr 1•1• world':, J(old uml in thc· \('Hr 1•11cJ111u .Junl' :~o 1:11rn1·tl S:l 7 llll l1 11n (1 o m f(O)cl 'ult"• I runaum. 0 11c·1.· u ~o rlhlt:~' ll\ prmltwt 111 ~ohlm1ntnJ(, ~·arrkcl tlw f'Ounlry SI J b1lllon \tosult Moul'.dughu, u J5 ycur 11ld hltwk rr1111cr Crom m·a~hbor Inf( UoL'>wuna, IS one of 378,000 llluck amd 38,000 wh1t1· miner:, \\ho dci.cend into the bow<.'ls of I h1.• «•nrth every day an South Africa to drill and blast spe<'k1> 111 1.wltl lo Ml the t'ounlry 'is Cof f \•r' MOSUT'f SJ\ vs au; hkl'b 1t h\•rc "Wcuuse of the money " Al\ ll kum leader, Of "bObS· t>oy. · he i:.uperv1sei. a dozen dr1llt'r!I ond "eheciers" -men who plutc explo,1ves into drilled holt•s Mosull l.'Urns $11 08 per t'l)(hl hour shift and works l l .. tufts an M day., Moi.ull t'lumtwr' through the 1ut:Ke<i lunncb to make sure the <lrillc" kl.'CJ.l hummerlng. Jn 111 .. •J r total durkne~s. pierced on· ly by m1neri:.' lamps, tht! s weat wakt•d m en hulf :-.1t und half r1•danto on n bed of crushed rock and drill wllh bone JUrnng noise into lhi· wall conlmning the un M'('ll ~old an u band an inch to a root w1dt· Shirlh'l)~ miner:-. buthed an the i.pray of water-cooled JllCkham· mers lc.•an into d rills Their helmets ~crape the chiseled roof 1>rehs ani: down :tt ahout 14.000 pound' J*r square inch GOLD MINERS HEAD FOR STEEL CAGE THAT WJLL TAKE THEM INTO CARLETONVILLE MINE Black Drillers Ear-n Only $130 a Month for Back-breaking, Hazardous labor Storm Pounds Hond11ras Hurri:cane Greta FolloiaJ '74 Death Path T EG 'C'IGALl'A. ll ondura~ 1,\P • ll urnc ant• Crcta ( J poun<lecllhenorlhernCarihh•an JN SHORT 1·11c1st or llonduru' w1lh hl'U VV n 11ni. ancl wmd' up lo 125 mph todU)'. following the p<elh Of II t!H4 :;torm thut kille d r..ooo &~aJH'e Captured pt·rsons. Amateur radio opcrutl)rs rc- l><1rted hca\'y rninfull and soml· Ooo<lin~ a long the coa:-.t twfore dawn. Aul the Hed Cros!. Sl'11d it had no rt•porls yPt or casuull1t·~ ur maJor damagt• in the coai:.tal lowl<inrls. the an·a deva,tatt:d hv fl oods from llurnc•ant• F1f1 lour yeurs ago. Thl' lJ.S. Natrona! llurrit·um· t'l'ntcr in Miami sa id the i.torm, \•Ith 1.wl1• winds cxtc•nd1ng 150 1111 I<•' north or I he c·<•nl er . wa~ 1·t·nlt•n:d al 9 a .m El>T near Ci11unaJa Island. :ibout 40 miles ofr the northern coast, and wus .... 1drung the cou't asl m11v<•1 wt·:-.lcrly <at 10-15 mph: &.dco E'IJglat• Cut ·M Rm {A , Aft t rafficl was virtually stalled m Mexico today, und thousunds or touri,ts W<'r<.• s tranded by a '' rlke of uar traffic controllers The governme nt-ordcn·d s uli -.11 t ule C'o ntrollt•rs into th1· airport towers. but membcri-. of t hl.' l\h'x1can pilots' union n .. fused to fly until their union was ~at isf1t.'d that the :-.uhslll UIC'' "'t·r~ competent MO UNT AI N llOME . 1\rk c J\ P t -After spending n(·arl)' three day!:> running barefoot tend hloody through the woods or nort h ern Arkans a s, pnson escapee• Larry Chb m has been wk en into t·ustodv Chis m . 33. wa' l'aptur('d at the Fulton County humlt•t of V1ol<.1 followtnR u high·!iPl'C'rl chase. m whu:h h1· r:m a roadhloc:k and hi s pickup truck c·rashed into a -.tul<.' 1)11hc·c patrol cur C hi s m wa11 o n e o f four pnsoncrli who shut lhc·1r way out or a Dtck~on. Tenn . buwhnl.( al- lt>y-Wedne'>fltty while-on a field trip from a Tennessee prison. Two of the fugitivc•s. Floyd Hay Brewer. 2H, and George Ronds, ~i . ~GIP. s~•u'.51 'thur~•n· nt'M' mr~i~°h"t .... _..,. __ .J • GSA l"or~e Sef WASlllNGTON IAP 1 -Th<' Ca rt er admln)slra t1 o n has agreed to sd up un inlcra~cncy strik e ror<'e to investigate tht· mushrooming :-.candal ut the <:Pncrnl Scrvicl'' Adminis lnt· IH>n , Sen. Lawton Chill'S an- nounced toduy. Tornado Rips Iowa, Leaves Six Dead GRINNELL. low a 1A P 1 -A tornado cut a 50·mlle swath through central Iowa corn country. leavtn1 six persons dead. more than a do7A'n hospitalized and at least St million rn property dama1te. Trooper Bob KlnsNh of the Iowa Highway Patrol said re11cue workers would retrttce their steps today In tho search for Lothar Ruu of Alstead, N.H . who!'>e wife and two <'hlldren died tn the Saturc,loy night storm. POLICE ClllE•· Bii.i. P ETF.RS predicted that dornagc would • e>ecf'<'d $1 million The bodies of Rosemary ltttu, 26. her on, Alexander. 4. und douehter, Ann, 7, and Bonnie Maldanado, f)S, of Nt!wton, towo. were found near a demoliAhJ<',I ga11 slutlon along lntl'rslate 80 two miles south of here FIFTEEN MILES TO THE northwt'11t , Oary Cnde. 3.1, and his dau"hter, Je nnifer . 7, w •re kllled wht•n th<' family's rurul mobile home was ripped apart More .th.an a do~cn people re mained hospitalltl'd. i.ncludmg Mt'la nie Rou, R, porhaf)tl the lnne t1urv1vor of hl.'r fom ily 'I' h l' Jo' I o r 1 d a D l' m o c· r u t . c·ha 1 rm:.in of 'a Sen:.it<· (;1>v l·rnmcntal Affairs sub1:omm1t let·. hailed thl' decision as "a hig 'tep o n the roa<.I toward pro~ ecutmg the wrongdOl'r' both ut the GSA and rn tht• pravalt' ::.t•<: tor who have almo!.t put :.in end 111 the d;iy lo·cll1y ch•alings of thl' 1 fcdernl govern ment·~ 1 lancllord :rnd supplier · Tut Llne11 E'1•rm NEW YOHK 1A l» -:\1or~ lhan 2.000 J>('Ople formed a f1vt· h loc·k l1 n l' o ut ::.i dl' tht' Me tropolitan Mui.cum of Ari 1·arlv todav. hour-; bcfort• ad vancc llCk~ts went on 'alt• for I h t· · · T r t• a s ll r l' s o f 'l'utunkhamen" exh1h1t1on The exn101t 01 trt.•u:-oures trom lhe tomh of the boy king of Egyt>t hai. <Ir.awn rt'~u:d.crowcb.. 1n other c1t1t•' uncl 1s c•x pected to .1tt ract httndred:. of thous ands of \'1-.1tors to NC'"' York 1 h<.· lust ~·.~.;;\og ~{;'J:~J' .f9"P • '• ,f~ 'i·:h '· _,.. ~ . Free Movies Set for Ki<h Two film pr ogram' for children huve hccn scheduled for the Mariners brnnch hbrnry 111 Newport Bl'ach Chtldren 10 ~tnd older ore an vited on Tuesd ay nl 7 pm. lo •wt' "Hun . Appuloos11 , Run" u nd ";\ fter the Whal(• " Thursday at 10 u m. pre-school age c hildren art• in vited to set• "Ca tch the Joy" and "Rear un<l Mouse." Roth progr ams un • frN· ;.111<1 opl'n to the publtt• Mesa Route Talk Planned As se mbl yma n D<>nn 1 .. Ma ngers wlll dlM'UllS lht' future . or the Costa Mt'Sa Frcl'WUy <Route 515 1 al a chamber or 1•11m merce luncheon Friday The event begins ul noon ot th" Co!lt a Mesa Golf and Coun t r~ Club Tickets ore $1 75 and can be Pltrchuscd at the door t'\cJ vonc<.> r1'R1'r vollonR con be mode by <'ont octtnR the Costo Meu Chamber of Commerce ut 979-0563 IN ADDITION TO t heir suluries. a.II m iners. black and while, receive a monthly pro. duclion bonus based on how matny yards or rock they drill and blast. Mosutt. a stocky. full·faced m an. has worked the mines for 19 years. He says he averages about S250 a month while a driller may earn $130. That is a long way from the white miner, or "sloper" who supervises several black teams run by men like Mosutl. Johan Fouch e. 31, a while "sloper." says he earns S800 to $1.000 a month. Takln~ a mid· morning tea break, Fouche fish· cd a cigarette from his drip· ping wet clothes and said. "I used to work on the railroad but I left ror a career in the mines . The money is better." UE SAJO THE MINING was dangerous and about every 100 days there's a rockburst in one of his shafts. average for the mine In matte r-of.fac t tones. the to usle-haired miner said. "I had a r<><:kburst three or four months ago. One kuffir (black I was killed. Jl's an act or God Tht•re's no warning." In Soulh Africa's gold minci;, lht• average fatality rate is 1 4 cll•aths per 1.000 miners. Qr 582 mt'n killed a year. Al Western Oerp Levels. rockbur:sls kill 30 m e n a year '"'•Ii ....... Along with the mtners. plum. hers. clectr1cians. welde~s. rig· gers. m echanics and engineers work on the hundreds of miles of s paghcllled waterpipes. ventila· I ion ducts. e lectric lines. and t·ompresscd air hoses that s nake from !iCOr~ of whirring. hissing rtaarhinc,. ONE OUNCE OF GOLD FROM TWO TONS OR ORE World's Deepest Mine Goes Down 13,000 Feet EACll DA y J\T 5 p.m .. the end of t ht' dav shift. a stacallo scn es or ex plo~tons rrom thousands of pounds or explosives m hundred!:> of drilh.•d holl'S ruttll' the minl' 11 takes about four hours for the dust to M!ltle and rock lo stop fa I le n g before the night shift l'rl'ws dc~ccnd into the mine to runne l the blusl.cd rock into ore tars m ore than twice th(' needs of u normal person. T he blacks are migrants ThC'y Jt(•ncrally Jeav~ at the end of their six-month contracts and JtO lo th e ir n ative town s ;rn<I villages. They return to th(' mtnl' when they need money Therl' 1i- a l most a 100 percent turnover 1n Lhc m inu every year BLACKS R EMAIN I N the Abov4! ground . all lhe-minei~-+owe-s l JOb11 .ttt-e a~t+ th t- nl•cds from laundry to medical Afrikaner·domlnntcd miner s l'tlf'{• a re taken care of free. The union protest s whites' rights miners live in hoste ls und re-und privileges. By law, blacks t·c1ve a fortifwd diet containing fan not form unions or inle- 1.000·4,500 l0a lorics a d ay grate whltl' unions They arc represented. however. by ...,o called .. liaison commltll'cs·· th<11 handle grievunces but have no barguantn~ r1Ji(hts CritlC.'S or the migra nt latxn sysl <'m say it serve~ bus mess b' k<'ep1ng wages low. But mmmi.: officia ls point out that until •• few years URO. KOld was orrictai ly pt•Jtged at S35 an ounce amt goldmmtng was not part1cularh profitable T o kee1> cost=-down blacks were paid low wages. but their s alar1es nave risen 300 per cent 1n rour years ll 's been 10 year') smct-thl· price or gold was freed from $3~. an ounce. and 1t as now Sl'lhn~ for about $210 un ounCP ALTHOUGH THEY DO NOT SOW, 'MOSSERS' MANAGE TO REAP Off Cape Cod, Maas., Boats Laden With Seaweed Head II" After Har~est • it:!. ,\'! ':It\,., -' r~~r·-.,~, ~\,..: ........ ~ '..,. . ...,."",.......----,; ---..:-:Y .... We All Love Seaweed· It's Everywhere And Most People Eat It BOSTON IAPl -Seaweed, the s limy plant that s licks between bathers' toes arid tangles fishing lines, makes Its way into the human body every day. And chances are you like it. "The average person takes in seaweed products, lS times a day." says Lee Perkins of Marine Colloid Division In Rockland. Maine. which pro· cesses marine-algae and sells $20 million of It a year ''IT'S IN J UST about everythlng I can think of." adds Paul Vantangoli. presa· dent of the Eastern Sea Moss Co. In Kingston, Mass .. which on a good day harvests up to 30 tons of seaweed The label on the products m ay 11ay "carrageen," but th al 's onJy o pretty name tor s eawe-e d In Ice c ream, c hocolate milk, ketchup and cheese A Jelly or thickening agent. carrageen Is Wied throughout the world t.o keep toothpaste cool and nowln~ -;moothly It '<; al so a t e ll i n u1 r fresheners, a thickener 11\ pc 1 foods and n homoJ(eniier 1n dairy products. In Japan.,, . ., a delicacy. THE HARVESTING OF seaweed 1s big business in Massachusetts and Mame r\t this peak tame of the c;eason, Vantangol! ~ends jboul &1 workers 1n '!mall boats ont<' the w ater 'l oH Plymou• h Mass . to each rake u p in 1,000 pounds of se11wced 1n ,, day · With rakes, they Rather th,· 'llimy growth at low tldl' In :i process they call ··moitslnJ( · The wage for their ,~ffort~ ., four cents for tverv pound they haul. "You don't hove to be th:ir big," he says ·Qutcknt:si; 1'- thc thing. We once ho<1 •• be" who uteraged between I ,4'00 and l.600 pounds ,1 duy I• ... llkc bas~bal' you nlwur· have your 'ltar~ Thur '!" fht< way mOS8ing I~ .\ day·.., takl! 1s hauled by truck to Kingston. when· 1t 1.., ctned :ind baled in a mart<'r or tiour ... It 1.., then 'ol<l to Mannt> Collo•d an Rock lund, M s ine "W c take 11 . ext ruct Lh1· gum ;ind sell •l around the world." says Perkin:;. "Th~ moflt rommon apphcatlo n , ... 1n thocolatc milk. It :-.us - pend:-. the chocolatt' an the m tlk . improving tht> t3~te .md te xture IL'' the fiame for •rt' c·r cam t•J\K t·ROM glnmorous . the seaweed tn· du:-.trv 1s no jo~c But. alt Van 1anRol1 learned 11 hn~ httll' puhll<' r.·rognelton "I WAS 1n th<' trul'k w1lh lilt' ••a mos ... a ft•w year:-. ago,· ht' 1 ecalls, .. und ~ome lady !Hik ed mt• 11 l wu~ clf'nntng lhc b<'ueh When I told he r what I wai. doinj(. bhc blud. ·Who do you think you url'. trytnR to mukt• A fool t1ut M me.,.' J I ..... .. ... VI twl= v n.or The 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 ....... kr We ~ ..... We ....... '°" s. ........ fOf' w. ...... fOf' Sde ........ For We ....... Fors. 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A1r·cond. Custom craftt!d furn & f urm~hmJt~ will be 1ndud<'d. l'~as11y ~mown by uppo1nt. $795,000 WISUY M. TAYLOlt CO .. 114&.TOIS lt If S. JHq I Hiia loed NIWPOlrT CIMTB. N.I . 644-4910 CHOOSE ONE!! /\!)sumc large loan -lower inte rest r<.c l c. Assume lurge 2nd T.D. L~asc with purchase: option. Rent furn. or unfurn. Bluffs end unit Carmelita. 3 bdrms .. 3 ba ths. P lease rail for information. tf!HJ~) !!en 450NEWPORTCENTER DRIVE 759-0111 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ VACANT Heady to occupy, JBr. I \•Ila, 162.!SOO. Hurry II won 't last ! Call w. at 754-7100 6 AS'TRll ~ll••ul l ,1u1 .. 1 .. , -------· ~HERITAGE REALTORS ly~r""' Beaut cat.hedra ceilings, 211ly. 4 Br. 3 ba;foll dtn 'g rm, den, frpl, RV prk'g, • 'iunken Doughboy w/turl dt't'k. cov patio. Wiii con· !mler 2nd TO. SIOS,000. Call 673-~ WOODED CHARM Unique mountain al mo!ipher e. Swcer.1nn redwood de<•k 1•nc• 111>eH sparlclJng Jac11tz1 ! 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Or you may use the handy order blank below and mail to : Orange Coast O.lly Piiot P .O. Box 1560, 330 W. ~y St., Costa Mesa, CA 92626 4 WOltDS MAKI OHi UHE HAYE YOUR OWN ROLL TOP DESK Umque Homes 1s looking for a few good salespeople: ... because a few roll tops <.ere gelling a bit lonely. Both the Mesa Verde and Corona dcl Mar offices offer: · • Commission s plits lo 70/30 • Sales volume of $5 million a month •Active & allractlve---0ffices • Tra ining sessions and bi·monthly sales meetings tha t inform & inspire • Computer terminals, swing loans, a ccessible management a nd numerous promotions. F o r a n interview pho ne Sandy Orlowski <546-5990 ) or Tom Boland (675·0000). U~lf)UI: t1()MI:§ REAL TORS•. 546·5990. 1 ~2!> Meia Verde Drive, East, Co~ta Mesa .il:.o en C.ornna dt:I MJr. at 6 /5 6000 IA.RGAIH HUHTIRS Here's the one you've ~ lookin g Lor~ Ii f(real Mesa Verde family home for only $-ra-.900. 3 Bdrm 2 bath family room wtrplc. Lots of cxtra1>, re ody to move Into. Call 540-1~1 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS OCEAHFttOMT Ch o ice oceanfro nt duplex on I.he sand! Huge upstairs bdrm .. lge. kitchen. On large H 2 lot. $375,0001 Mboa ley Prop. HACH RETREAT VIEW! S61.to0 Slcps to pounding s urf & crystal 1111nd r· Baclryar 1.$ bay..:.ro., playgroundl Winding wooden w&lk ways lo secluded entry! Gourmet kitchen, stf'p down convers;it1on areu + fireplace! Sunshine breakfaHl pat1q. Pool. Jacuzzi. volleyball m11kc ~ardcn llv1nii at 1l ':. f1nti:.l Cull for appl. 847-0010 {Jeni,uufa {Join/ PRIME OCEAN VIEW Ju s t lis t ed. o n e of tht! f ew re m a inin g s elec t oceanfront locu ti ons availa ble in all or Newport Beach. Totally rc modch..'CI cottage retrea t offering seclusion a nd privacy fo r summer and weekend t'njoymcnt away from thc everyday hu~tlc. IJu~tlc. traffic. noise and people ln addition. this fantastic property off c r s the possibility of creatin~ your very own custom dream house wit h the most spectacular view of ~t.m~ts. offs hore yachting. sand. !:lurf and blue sky. Owning and enjoying this ho me is without a doubt living in Newport Beach at its finest ! For private showing. please contact lht! Real Estuters. 673-8550 lJ2 MAAGWll1'I. COIOHA 0& MAI OCIANFIONT Fine craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak floors, sets off this landmark : 4 BR, 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $475.000 • IACtc IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 21h ba th family home on quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool, playhouse, extra storage $169,000. BAYFltONT Several fine bayfront homef) with ,Pier & slip BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR J... I) I ,. • .. I u f {JI ' • • r 4 r· i.J / ') t) (, 1 HELP JASMINE CREEK IThe .moal for your money-I know I la ve· there too! (Jean Cole>. I Muatsell. RUSTIC Wood paneling. q u1el hillside location, a worm & comfortable family home on '>'• of an ar re. 4 Bdrms .. includes mslr . suite with frplc. Formal dining rm. /\n xlnt value at$2S4.900 fee simple! Ul-4400 HARBOR '"' Locution 2 story 4 Bdrm 2 baths. large lot RV ac· Cl'S8. $00,!ISO. IZLOT 765 Jlamlllon. DrivebyonJy. Roy McC .... ltttr 541.7729 I IN CDMf MUCH Fe. SUS.000 -5 bdrm. J bath, pool and view of ocean/h:\rbor. Light. airy. spacious reel. A lot for S225.000. SHOIECUfFS COTTAGE --Shing led 3 bdrm. 2 brick frpkl's. nr. pvt. beach. peg. /grv. floors. vacant und S300.000. H.V. llOADMOOR ·-5 bdrm. 1 story. backs to community canyon great family area. $267.000. HAHDSOME HOMI -4 bdrm pool home In Irv. Terrace. CdM. Lge lot. parquet floors. heavy shake roof. Ha ndsome at $207,500. COHVMIHT LOCATION -a block to s hops and beaches. shake roof. 3 bdrm, den and remodeled kitchen . Asking $270.000. U ~ l()U I: li()Mt:S REA1. TORS', 676-6000 2443 East Coen Highwey, Corona del Mar also in Mesa Vert.lu, c11 546 5990 ~COATS & WALLACE Cc:Jl RE/\L ESTATE, INC. ,, I oca1 I y OWNl 0 COMPAIO SERVING !Ht SOUIH COA~l AHEJ\ SINCE 1%1 HHD LOTS OF ROOM7 Try this big MESA VERDE home for size. It's u -stately 2 story wifh 41Rtnrn>.-r3mt ty room. dining r oom. a nd a r~u l prestige t.1rca. Lar~c yard with pool ~ Al $149.500. Call 54'·4 I 41 S,.rvinq Costa M esa -lrv1nr H unlrngto n Beach-Newport Bt-ac h MESA VERDE Pnced to sell ! Ocauuful S bdrm hu m e o n a m ag n1r1l·rnt l y landscaped lot Ht.-dtK'cd U>$1 l9.500. EASTSIDE , COSTAMESA MESA WOODS Lowei.l priced 4 Bdrm In area. Thi!. fine hom1· foaturN>; 21/1 Da, formu/ duun~ room, lilt.'P down hv1ng room area with ma&llive bnck fireplac1: Beaullful Span1stt lllc rool, call tor more detzul:. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath rustom holY>\' in beautiful cond. 400E.11"l.t8 fOR AU. /\c("(l!Js fbr RV & bout.,~C~·;M~. ~111·1~•~1;.as S98.E ASTSIDE dMJdb COSTA MESA 3 Bdrm, 2 bat.h on huge i--------lot with loads of polcn· Ual $115.750. WESTMINSTER Reduced SJOOO. 3 Bdrm. family room. lmmac. thru-out. Flexible terms. S7o.500. "9wpori ..,., Ano Nl.!;W LISTING. swim. 1acuu 1. entertain. Relax al home only $140.000. :s Bdfms. family room and oencc. Squcuky clean- freshly painted. BU<'colo built hom e. on qu1cl o •~M ~'!~~'~ PET~·~~ETI LEASIOPTIOH LEASE VA. FHA, F.lc ·Any creative fi nancing wlU move y~u Into this 3 hedrm home for $65,900. c.Jl~9161 UNITS MM200 110 DIGaH VIEW 3 Bdrm. l·le vel : Crplc . & patio : owne r w i l l hnance. You own M\c land! Harbor View, Mac· co bul It. $235,000. AHltors • 675-7060. I lla own jacuzzi and spat'lous patio wllh some ocean view. --------1 '---and it's bcaut.lful Must call for details to· 6 UnJta for only 1240.000. Ii: in E.lal111dc, COl!ta Meu . - 12.00 $2.80 $3.20 13.IO PAYMENT ENCLOSED 0 SEND BILL 0 BankAmericard # ........... . Exp. Date ...... . Master Charge # ........... . Exp. Date ..... . Publish for ............ days, beginning ........ . Class1f 1cat1on ..........................••....... Naf'lle .........•••.. ~ ............................ . .. Address ........................................ . City . . . . . • . . • . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . Phone ....... . ' ' DAILY PILOT 642-5678 ,_______ COUOFHEW,ORT $61,900. day. Principals only ~100 llt..At.l"Y ~n you call Classified lo place an ad; you're a~ sured or a rrlcnrtly wclcomP and help In wordill~ ynur ad for besl response. Call Now! 642·56'78 CE 810111 ILlllS ca. ovrn 50 YEARS OF SERVICE IWFFS JEWR Dtta utiful Dolores End Unit On Choirc ,Greenbelt Setting. Large Wrap-Around Patio With Fountain And Plush PlanUng. Dccoruted Jn Warm Neutral Tones. New Cuistom Kitchen. Fully Air Condltlontid. F lexible Flnnn cl nf{. Shown By Appointment. $179,500. "A Joy Of Newport" Lfstlng. 111 oova 01rv1 631·1800 REALTORS 675-5511 3 Bdrm home. nice •rea M N. Long Beach, huiie lot w/lrlr access. $65,000. Near o\'can In llunt · lngton Beach. Stterp 2 bdrm. Ju11l I S ml lo bt•uch. Jn area of ex pemuve property. 10'.~ Down. Call 962· T788 KEY REAL.TORS Call &tS-9161 , OPEN HOIJSE RC AL TY /. 171·1JOO Cullahan Realty 714-1142·6446 or 213·860 9068 Wunl Ad R~ultB When you need expert --------1 urviC"e or repairs. tum 642-5'178 lo tht> Service Olred.ory --.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--Sell Wngs fasl with Dally In Clu slfled to solve ~II. macnab I Irvine ?-realty PltlMI DOYa SHOllS VllW PltOP-a ... rrvy 4 DR family ho m e In p er fect condition w/s upcr fl oor plan for f a m ily us e or cn t c rtai n in{l . Ex celle n t sc h ool dis tric t + Wcstcliff shopping .• fu!tC. rc.'<tuced lo $330,000. Ut.:vcrly Morphy 642·~. CU·l42i '42·eUS '44·•200 t01 Dover Drive Harbor View Gett.., lrvlne et C.mous Velley <Ml'« 1'2·1414 Pilot Want Ads. your problem. .. ... Coldwell Balllcar ~ Ql~NllAl BROl<IPN":>l t c:>MMNV LIKI HEW IM HA.llOI VIEW Re m odeled -r el a ndscapcd - toll11ly upgraded. Palermo model with rxpande'I family room and muny other major improvements. Large prtv:itc view lot. Nc(tr park. $219,SOO. 844·9080 J1t1 MNJOAQUfff-..U tlllO. ... NIWllQfr CUfftfl • . > • 0 . ' l ,. er f I 111 o. •• 10 •• k. a. •o •• 00 • •• I.I C!>l · Sgl Ill ,. o. .. ., •d "" J J 00 ,. R I ' I R t • ' (' ti f 1' a [\ G b tc h & ~i SI SI Re I E v 4(l A 1~ E M Re T! Pf dt 0 tel lYl fa• Pt Cl sa <il lr -Re lmr fan nea qui1 Joir Co1 bet.1 w ''l.t., 239: 731 W1 • as PU ~ Rell Sa.la Mgr. -I I l1 ( Eel• --SELL o.uy I ..._..Fer S. ..._..Fer S. He..ea Fw S. ........ For Stilt .._....For S. Hone.,._ Stilt ~.September 18. Ul78 ••••••• •••• ••••-••••• •••••• •••• • ••••••••••• • .... ••• • •• • ••••••••••• • •• • ••• •• • ••• •• .. ••••••• •••••• ••• •••••••••••••• •••••••• ••••••••••••••• DAM. V PILOT Cf !~!~ .......... !~ Cerw .. Mw IOZJ Cerw .. M. 102 e.t•Mnll t024 ~9-och 1041 L4-1Hch 1041 Ho.MtForWt HCMIMtFerW. ...... Fors. ........ ~;............ ...................... . ..•.•......•..•..•......••.••••.....•..••.•.....••••....•........... ·~····················· .............••.....•...•..•..........•..•••.. WHYIUY ACOMD07 .-W SIAYllW HOMI W11H Y11W JIOJY .... D .. ••• 2 bedroom at den -2 baths, farepJace - BIJ ldtmen with breakfast area -Side yud, bas room for pool or Jorge pa tio Pnced below mark el at $239,000 Small down payment & owner will asistsl In f tnanclng or lease option 0Pt'n House Snt &Sun 1-4 CAU. '7&.Ul7 6.H.~UAL~ = C:~ ~in: "HAROOR VlEW". !»RR. c..hlMeN 1024 0-C. k Got '° be &.be 41~ ba. OCEAN VIEW, -••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ol • Ike.um al only pool lf't\l\l.I rrt n fml CUSTOM He>MaS $4),0lln. yard, unmual pnvec)', °'91 DAIL y =.'~~ourlU)' to 345 L Zlrd St, C..M. l.owly new h lor)'. faml H A R R 0 R V J F. W ly hom•• 4 bdrm•. 3 HILLS balba. 11t \l1nii ar.-u n1rux L.,... Hiit I 050 Newport... I 06' s.e. AN I 010 In supc"r <'Ondltlon Leav ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·-•••••••••••••••••••• ••••••4•••••••• .. •••••• tna sute. Sell "°ntrart ~~~2 ~Ro~eb. Leisure lklC.T•••• SISOODOWHPHA R4!duced to Jl4e,OOO w11h · • manor Reard1 Bkr 640·0019 2 St or '1 • 2 b d rm IU.000 down. No quullf)'· L1· n go MOllUyfum. Ind Iler Ung THE PROPERTY Townbome In xlnt ......... 1nte or cotl a lnt0me 1950 ~ l>Fet~ China. "4.000 MART Nu.I' achoola. 11boppm1 & m o Own e r / Aacnl ca•h8J7·2163 parlts. Httt> ls an ideal J4ll sm Rul.EsTAn home for the youna COi.i· ---L.at-e...... I OU 1tG CAMYON pit Jwtt aetUns started. UV OWNER 41Jr. frplr. •••••••••••••,••••••••• HUGILOT MW1t aeet.helonlycoun· 1u~·ll yd, RV it.or. hrdwd • ..., club M\Un& Prt~ .. n,... lalh&91ast.nu roof Laguna Niguel 58r. 38a. 3 frplcs. lux· .. , . ..~ hl k TWQ llAMD MEW w10"• home. bwlt UfV"' alonly SM~. nrac 11. par ~.lltorci • .... .,.... .,,... ... •"" 111:"'1 TY S78.900~3G13 LAC.UNA HOMES R I ocarly~olao:;cre.cw -·------ea ty de·aac lot. tastefully de· 557.53 I I COIMh t ICltdila -Quit!t ~t.ablished neighborhood Is MOHAICH IA Y . ~~~ut~~~l~~~~~: _.. I 0'0 lmmaculat.:. quid! 3 the site of this two bedroom custom TBliCE P!ans for pool. spa. pad·••••••••••••••••••••••• BR, 2 1ty, dm rm. wit'd home with a family room and wood HI.Ce tri·level 4 bdrm. 3 die board court etc. are UNlQU&JOHN LYTl'L~ bnclc fpk, pluah cpls. b ed bath bm. Magnificent included Separate yd Home. new wt vlew. many ext ru Prl m1: eam ceilings ... $162.000 pool & Ind.Ile~. Formal area '°' kids. xlnt loan 1178.000. 586-4288 Mtio Vtirdc locution. ..._ •-u.umpUon ...-__ ...... r rm, wet ar .,. 1m OPEN. HSE _. .... ~ s l37. 750. C:a II Glen Laguna charm home with I rt d r1 t o ...... lldlwarth. 631·12166 -spac ous po e x 1lrea. nly SAT/SUN l<hS ••••••••••••••••••••••• rooms and a hide-away loft. two large nun. to bch. $215.000. .~ ln u.....i...u... u--1 bedrooms and two baths. Walk to the 49J..94'4 495-SZZO Mr.f.A.8'"-;;-w..._ 1100 beach af t e r you move in 496-24 IJ 11~5050 Alt. Call Jim f1anden ••••••••••••••••••••••• "th $167 ~ C7l4 > 759-0909 o.fr . Mobl9 Ho.. Store WI · · · ,vvv 21·5'187 res. & 640-~ at~ 1977 Madlsoo. 2Br. 4H-455 I Mluion Vieio I 06 7 SaUSun 28a in very ruce park •••••••••••••• ••• ••• • • • Low. Low Park Rent RVMft}( '" 141 Al TOii ~ Imm tt c . 5 BR Sa n Now avail. 16MCA·7il. HAllOll HIGHLANDS ~ ottrnnte Jun .boo 3 wl(rpk lo 11\111\('r bdrm. n....irou-~. 2 ba' .. -, 1900 wet bar tn fomlly rm """' .... ""' Much (l\()C'\! Colllt.' & iicu ~ ft C'urMr pool 111.t'CI them Own tr I Aacnl lot Shar,P OU'<'UtlV~ ~·4894 ur IW2·2HM or ~~~~~~~~~ hnmc <.ood l t'r m <o 642-77S2 -l"iM 1044 Velarde. family rm. new FOR SALE 848-8895 crpts. prof. lndscpd, Sl2t,500 Ell.~llenll)' pn~ fam1 ly bomt' lo Prftlig\OUll lll'CA of Nt>wpon Burh CI06e lo nerythlnl( beach, bay. school.a & ~hopp1na . New o n 1nJrke"l. Fut e:.crow avaUable Move m cond1 tM.Jf\. 146· 7711 11vailitblr C"11ll G40 Sll2 ---MOVE IN NOW ••••••••••••••••••••••• &»2011 BY. OWNER Beach living ,\£e:nL ....................... . Ttwi vacant tM!aul )' 1s re· ady t.o go. Out of area owner says 1>ell quick. Only 10% dwn . Ownr w/carry all Ciannncing. 4 DH , fpk. much more. 192.:SOO. Ml wport •och I 069 Huge 4 bedroom· 2 bath. Several new homes left =:= Walhe r t: lee real t.'St.alt' •COMDUPLD• Open beafl)(,'(f ceum11. 2 f\npla~. lots ot charm PL\JS lncomti from i.epHale apartment Many CWIU>m features $1117.~ Call 640·5112 A&,enL LOWIST NICB> HOMllMCDM SIJ0,000. ARIAi.AND Spatcious 3 Bdrm. 2 ba hom e, w /2 bra r k fiteJ;laces. turned wood posts and a d~p window ledge for your planlb $118,llOO 2512 v....-Ploc• ..-tHn.- 1 : -~ 19 I~ I 1 I I ~ Li; I • ..,., , .. , ~,. tili /(' rR€HIG€ HOM€~ STOP your shrinking dollar with this investors de· light!! Orangetree Con- do · l be<h·oom. next lo tennis. pool. spa, park· Ing. Now $53,900. REAL ESTATE ••••••••••••••••••••••• wtth PoOI. jacuui. ramily b · r ... ~RT room. 2 fise places. In a eaul1 ul rock> "s,,...~ f 't 1 1 ocean front park, pvt Tll.,. ir.v irepi • comp ete Y re· community. s ublettln•· rwo.A modeled throughoul ... Lovely Newport Triplex. Bank appr aised at allowed 1n park. ~ <3)28edrmurut.s.Owner u 55.ooo . Mu s t sell ~ches + pier. home~ will cooperale on inst.&JI· $149.950. As low as lO<'k pn ced from : ment saJe! All leases. down. As k for Ed S29,900 Prime tnvestmenl. Ex· Chernow 954.24~. IEMAISSAMCE ceUent location! Owner ---------Mobtleproperties& will consider contract. WESTCLIFF/llARBOR landdevelopmentCo. Cail now752-1700 HIGHLAND, by owner (7 I 41499.)1 t6 MONEY TIH CdM Cottage. Good loca· ~~~~~~~~ DUPllX uoo Zoned R·2. Room to 1- 3333 W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 • RED SAILS IN THE SUNSET & SNUG HARBOUR with panoramic views from this Woodb Cove dazzler Beautiful 3 Bedroom. 3 Bath home with family room. $230.000 1)11••111 ''"'''"''"' ,,, . ., On lg comer lot. 48r. 1 '7141557-0600 [ ~ l'tl ~~~·~.~~'%!~·--.-•• -:-:-~-r-L-~---P-As_::-_K-.-What can be more pro· build Submit your rll.able than a home plus financing. Call 640-5112 income properly ? 3 Agl!ftl bd.rms. 2i.t ba home. lrg ---------- llv rm w/{rplc & dbl gar. Plus 2 bdrm. 2 ba unit Costa Mesa I 024 w1Swed1i.h frplc and ••••••••••••••••••••••• space for boat or traller.i--------- 759-ISOl MISAVHDE CORMRLOT Super family home. real estate featunng 2 fireplaces. ---1 gas BBQ. RV access and BUSY & NEEDING beauuful lawn. Owner anxious, call 546-5880 lJruquc Hori\ es or M esu Verde 1s "plugged mlo" :.. relocation r ere rral service that has created -~~HERITAGE • • REALTORS w • I•--------2Cx6038r. 2Ba Jerferson. 2 Hou~11:5 new 1 lx2l add-0n. comer CEDAR GLEN DCllMIPoW 1026 •••••••••• •• • •• • •• •• • •• llAMCH REAL TY REHT TO IUY 55 I ·2000 1104 So Co If DOV ER SHOR ES All renl applies to down · asl iway Ownr/Bkr musl sell 48r. Ow Us .LAGUNA BEACll 3Ba. prof lndscpd. & de· payment. $480 p/mo-T NHO E. lrv1ne 497 2457 9mo. lease w/opl. to buy Woodbridge Crossing • corated w / Jacuzzi & .at $93,500. 3 BR. 2·~ ba. Brighton Mdl. $136.000. 11.,._STRUCTB> pool. Bltn microwave. ~EIOOt>A"9nU<!,Coe••Mesa den Townhouse w/wel-By owner. 646·3903 & .,._,. many other lC t ras c.111om10 IT14l &t2·1S734 bar,frpk:,trashcomnac· 546-8474eves. OCEAN & CATALINA $229.500. Opn Sundays l I •-J "' 2 VlE;WS J.2..5. 1531 Highland Dr s0:~ni:" & "'c1ua:h~~1se GIVE AWAY NICE 3 Bdrm, updated home. 3 66-4226or833·l316. C.olJ. Prk 3 BR 2 BA . SmalJ ocean view. 1432 Woodbridge Biscay 4 Blks to Aliso Beach. --------- rarruJy rm, Cull carpet/· K.R. Properties, 493·9381 bdrm. 3 balh. Cam.rm. 2 0 w$n e r w I t'da r r Y BELOW drapes, brk rrpt, a:ll bit frplcs. $20K 111 upgrades. w I 2 0. 0 0 0. ow n . i n s , w a I k t o ........ on •ach I 040 A -.. ·-$1A" ooo 1 o $154,000. MAR"ET school s /s hopping . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~sfs_677a . wner. "Z" REALTOR I\ $85.950. Ab't. Dan Lewis S&S Resale Specialists. --''---------____ 494-86 __ 1_1___ in the 894-9817 3,4 or 5 bdrm models Woodbridge 3 BR 2 Bl\ BLUFFS WOM"TLASTI ~ lot. unusual pnvacy OH ONE LOT priced for 1mmed1at\ Newport Heights. saJe.$29.SOO.C173'J·731. s1 20.ooo Owner IS 848·8895 mouvated ! Ca116'5-9161 ---------Mobile home for sale b) OPEN HOU St REAL T't' ~ . owner. 8x35. 645-1304 MoWa. Ho.-5tof'9 Single wide. Acct!nl w/new 8'xl4 ' add-on. new cpU/drps. below pli l•--------1 renl. Only S23,000 (8047-621 848-8895 avail. some w/pools . Creekside Aspen home. Excellence HELP' HELP! Lonely 9684602. Fullydraped.carpeted& I d ·-•1 (hi 410VhtaROMa '72 Broadmore 12x60.:.. GREAT BUY family hom e needs 11 Pennington Properties landscaped. $93.995 nevery e...u 0 t sex· 0ptn~.-1.-~ l·S Lowestpriced5bedroom bdrms. 117 b ... ~·-·e • OWNER ANXIOUS ramily. 3 Br. huge patio "-·--r. c:c:l·0438. I -ase panslve 3 BR. 3 BA . -----. u --bo ... ~...,. .. a demand fnr m ore~~~~~~~~~ saJesix-:.opl1: We are busy :ind n~ed help' Ex· perienrcd or n e w i.aJespeoplc mu y appl)'. 1\ttrac11ve <antiques> o(. nee & top quality Cpeo- ple) asi;orlat.es to work with Contac t Sandy Orlowski or Jim Wood at ~oo.111:wHIH 5 vwnc.,.., ..,.., £am den t·· .. yho mn.&1 rVlewJustre-refrlg. 18.500. farm •-UCB> & pool. Bonus rm. EZ .. ~ M opuo· n al S4n.c: mo. ., • s uu me. or by_...., d ,.., Sl O<l\I\ If ...., beach & ( VISTADELMAR "" Microwave. Jacuui, ...,.,.. uc.,.,to 77,,_,. urry! 1168S-2004aft.6pm Lovely home. localed 1n rwy access. ·ned g1 kl' JBdrm. 21-'l Ba V·Plan Call 11 0 $119.000 Seller must NowopendalJy WOODBRIDGE Twnhse. stal ass, s par mg condo. Wood -dec ked Mobile HcNM Store ~e~~~ ~~ais sZ ~~ EbbUde Really ::~:~~·~;~:~ ~~:.~~~~· By coasUine vu. S375.000 patio. living room, dining ~ FANTA.5TIC BUY atasacnficeprice.Huge ----------• W.olBeachN.ofAdams room,2cargarage. L ove ly dbl wid t> hviog room w/Cplc. By owner. 2 sty. 5 BR. 2 Pre-Completion Prices It's a Steal! Broadmoor 3 $113,500. 21 Park lane. completel) 54&-5990 Formal dining. Goormet ba. den, din'g rm, lrg R·2 Troy Realty 848.9090 br. $94,990. Biscay 5 br, 71A·640-0208 ,.. upgra~. very low par k kitchen. 3 Good sl~ed crner lot, $104 ,000. gigantic lot. $159 ,900. 2l3·726-Z-540ok. ..,. renLS24.990. Ui784-661. bedrooms. All this on ex· 673-9179 2BR, twhse. nu rust cpt.s. 64.2-0u.2, 644-6687 Newport c4.tw 848·~ -iY.AMJUAM tremdy p-.. rk llk.e W/D, 10%down ·$58,SOO. u__._ y H 64~SJ57 WIU.SCUSTOM grounds. Take advan· TRIPLEX· Owneraft6PM.964-2l4o WOODBRIDGE. $67,500.,..________ .,.DCM' • .. , I~~~~~~~~ ~forSale 1200 POOL HOME tage, won't last. call EASTSIDE LOC. New 2 sty 2 br. frpl, pvt 1• Montego 4Br. FR, brand 1: ••••••••••••••••••••••• H~RT :>46-2313 $600. mo. Income. BY OWNER. 3bdr. 2ba. yard.Ava110ct. nu crpts. redec thruout. OLYMPICS ........ ..-v o1n11110-11s11.JN1oe11v<w $94.SOO.Agent.673-1314 RV access. custom in· 673-5775,64.S-9733 Vacant. easy financing. ln your own back yard. F • rtatr Zo.Acru Prime choice avocado land. Need quick sale flex.ible terma. Submit $9000. ac. 631-4560 Agen\. ~~~~ 1•11111 $9500 ~r~·~.~ to bch. ~~:~~~~:~~~ ~ii~:Ie;c:wner. t:~~::~::r~ mom. Isolated pnvate , -·•-••••-2 llEACH HOUSES Br$Sl,OOO. 64(}.lSlB. Elegant lrg new UP· $127.500 Agent.645-50« mstr suile ror Mom & OH A LOT PRICE RB>UCE:D graded 3 BR. 673-4311. 10 acre Avocado Grox(' u..d. Mariners, i!:nsign & -111tT IUY 2 Blocks 2 Beach ""·--very anxi·ous lo SPLIT LEVEL. 3 ~BR Agt. HA5C1H69Tl0t0r0LEX $167.500. Valley Center ltarbor H.i Schools ror the ~ 2 houses for only .,..,,.,,,, cstm home w/800 sq. ft. i--.;;;.________ , IN o . S. D. Co u n l Y 1 ,. d B b OH IASTSIDE *-ooo sell this lovely 2 bdrm ,J sundecks ~A 000 .,..RTOFt ... O 0p.v-oun1'ly' J ust list~... 642-2164. 673-0782 .. 1 s. ayrresl eauly DOWN ....,, · townhome near lake in "' ·-""· · ..-v "' ...,.. ""' w•ram rm & 4 generous Super remodeled 4 2F\xia2save ~Woodbridge. Pr\ced far Harbor View Homes Steps lo PoUnding surf IUILD.,.SI.' bdrms&3ba.Calltoday Bdrm. 2 bath family Doo'tbe2Late tie•-·· . 494-8519 Phase I l l This 3 Upgraded lhruou l. '"ft f u r on adventure homein choicearea.On· SCOTTREALTY IV""anytlu.n1 Uke1ton 1990So.CoaslHwy bdrm+sepguestrmhas Tr e m e nd o u s tAcrebwldlng s1tew/all !>4.'>-9491 lyS79,900. Call 546-5880 536-7533 market alS114,900. LAGUNA BEACH 2600 sq fl with 311!1 ba . If poss1 b II i lie s Ca 11 ut1l. Bey all 4 Ill $15.000. ( No qualifying I Owner ---------MEWPORT CENTER you're looking for quah· 646-7171 each.. f'ast growing a rea. ~lj'Jjl!;rn1(1(:iiJI wilJnnance! 2306Sq ft. REALTY 640.1112 ---------ty. you ran have immed 011N1r10·01 s•v1>,,01<1,,.<1• fi'ARGO bedroom + famil y "EAT FOR KIDS Rf.ADY possession of this super [ •.. ,,~1•1 . • ll676-S7l7orl/S22·2080 CoroM••••••••d••el.-"4••••••••••1•0•2•2•~~~~~~~~~ room! Quiet cul-de·sac' Onaculdesac. Walk to WOODIRIDGE fo'OR YOUR f lR ST t:lcan home that shows ___ __:_,.IJ C-.t«yLoh/ I-Talk lo Red Carpel we schools. chul"t'hes. shop· TOWHHOUSE INVESTMENT? Two 3 like a model. 2315 Port . · :£ Crypti 1500 DPLX 3Br home + 2 Br 5MnMlrA roo11 _Us_t.en_._7~.:__-L202 ____ -1 dplneng.. 41~8atohrs3, &rea· 2 S\ory. 3 bdrm. 2""2 Be<t, 2 Ba . units near ~I.isle Place. $215.000 . ·z ..................... .. A l b th /f I & Lo ly ho I II ~ baths. Lowest priced lf nd le · c ·uu including land Owner . P ' o w rp c . ve me nexce ent MESAYEROE tnodeJed kitchen Yi/new "Driftwood " model go a nrus acl es leaving area. must sell S.c:Mwfth 1076 Harbor Memonal Park. f;[:,&:_· : ~s~~~ ~r~:·rr~t ~~~f1 ~~~. stove and microwave. + MOlivated seller. subm it =n~nddeg[~;.ieonf: Uus month. Submit all or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ lots S425 n only640-1840 Gourmet kitchen w ith 4 BO W/POQL loads of cupboard space. on price & terms. Call $165,000. No qualifying. fers. /\gt 64().4 10.S Open Condo Seascape Village. ------------=---------! breakfast area. Sunken A clean home at a clean 640-5112Agcnt. we've got the easiest thi.o;weekend North S C Last pha:.e o.Mx.s/ ---------i fauuly room. !luge pool. $89 950111 prlceorS74.SOO. -New--, up-gr-a=-d-ed-. 2_B_R_2_B_A lerms around. Contra cl of sal~. 1oq Beaut upgraded Full lWh Sale 1100 28DCOTIAC.E jacuzzi.fountain.custom 'J ••• OPENHOUSESUNl·5 home s ell ing below down 3br 2bn, loaded. ~ean .vaew. Plan 4 ••••••••••••••-••••••• PLUS INCOME terraced. blln BBQ & Steal thJ.a big 4 bedroom. JJ4Cleveland Dr. market. Im med. oc· BUOY I I T Bob Ma rce I ·~ HEW DUPLEXES Pcggt'd hardwood noors, bar. Call tor appl. to 2 bath home with pool, cupancy 551·1166 nfE LUXURY and dis· 9.57-2666 New custom homt'. 2000 San Clemente S 149.500 wood beamed ceilings, show! CaJJ 546·2313 fa m i I)' r o o m . 2 unction or living in this -ICE REDUCED•. sq. fl . 3 br. family rm. up lsl owner deprec1u· brick frpll'il and country 0<,,,.. "' v • 11 \ ,.J,. •c>N ,.n... fireplaces. This home spacious ne w 3 Bed. "' fireplace between dmmg tion near beach 731-5606 kt<'hen [fil I hasbeencomplelelyre· HEWIH h o m e ,\dmir e Owne r s a ys s ell ' &livin~room.sundeck oc768-3896eves 2 1 ~rm. ~L~~h inco~ ~ ll~PdJW ~Ziic~::~ ~t~~~.:~;~ ~~~;~~~i~ ~~D:1:~£::ih~~~~ ~~~~~e,;:£m:t,£nn; ~~J~:i~!;::~:~~ ~!:'"'~ot-M ..... >r1~Pv! .. ~~-~~ unand1t with pnvoooate yard --c~ts and drapes. tile REE VACATIONS two ... ~~ms and den in a seated fire pal, or rm . sep family rm . !WV" ... ' I 0 HOUSES pallo S190 IUCC,..,.,... IE UTY ba Hawaii, Mexico. Aspen. ""'"vv ...,.." EA<>TSJDL' · ' · -A .Ownerhasboughl Ca h ~ltbySands ·•t's just turn yu ur allcnlion ctt.l!l.c.Musl sCC'torully ----------,..., a:. CALL FOR Lovely pool home In East another home Hurry, nbbean-w en you the thing tor the starling wward the cozy den with appreciate! St52.500 VIUA GRANADA COSTA MESA INf6~RMA2T1 ~ON Costa Mesa. Big hvi,;g jusl listed Won't last! ~s~fo~e~r~ri~~~ couple or the reured . en Cireplnrc and ori~lnal MEWPORT IEACH Whil e waler oceu n Well maintained proper· 4-7 room with fireplace. Ask for Ed Chernow. ty.846-2Sl2,646-7537 joy aJJ the amenit1es of sunned glass Ther~ are REALTY 675·1642 \'acws.sound.'loflhc :.urf. ly on two ad1oinan g lot!. Huge kitchen with bltns. Agent. 964·245.s this lake rommunily at a features loo numerous to in San Cl~mt!ntcs" mo:.l wth new roofi.. owner Bigbed.rrna"'1thwalk .. in "MONTlCELLOTWNJIS lrvifte 1044 very attractive pncc or mention. Com e. while THE BLUFFS luxunous rondomm1um will ht'lp fi nance' ciof!et.s. Huge yard with £ ... •••••••••••••••••••• $84950 there is .sllll time to con a•y VIEW re.1dence Rarely avail. 752·l920 soarJtllnit poo1l 0 1"vin JBr, 2Ba, l370 sq ft . Dbl ' •-but I ti "" onJ Sl20 000 • g •uach gar, s r 1 f'nlQU~J u• e in se ec ng ap· y . . -=========-~~~lte.andctbana.. pools cfbbs° u~ oc, . ...,.. II pamtments. Call today Adt'vastall~ft'Y.~t!cora t BERTH)\ HENRY JASMINE Caute Manyc:"A~23nl3y extrt.s! Call cor. 's67.soo~' :y ow~; Otters Targe ttJtJ'~ ~~_'d.e!.!1lP~.M: ed & dc!ight uJ Dolore.:. REALTORS Come see the spec· noc!'~~-11\1\ifol•OHt N•tr 54S-8123or960-mS ~ome~al featu,resil4 MORD6HM.~ \*U<lt.~1~~.~ly 2~Del~a~ .. 492·4121 tacular OCEAN VIEW [ arge rooms. a.m Y 494-8057 HASTINGS&CO Mob11e1fomc on bea . from thls 2 sty, 3 BR. 2"'1 ~ 1m~a!·1J1 room and 'formal dmlna REALTORS · 640·5560 BR 2 Ba fl.O'n 126.000. of ~~.shov":!~ MP3f~~r :~it~ ~··· JitjiJ)l $8000 ~~b0ul~t,.~c:s:1~n~1. An ~.~~! ...... !~.~~ Seav1ew Hampton _r_er_l_· 4_96 _._l 54 _o_ .. __ _ retr eat w/flreplace. · '111= =-ly landscaped and 8 model. 3 BR. 2'h ba. ram San.Juan $245 .900. Avail Nov.M£5AVERDE4Br2Ba l~rge co~ered patio. Affordable VA.fHAnRMS rm. orean vu. upt;rd. Capbtrano 1078 Rfo;ALESTATE COUNSELOR •Re·finance & 1nvcsl· mt>nl spec1ahs l i.. Sgl fam/4·plex. 64().2'22 xlnt c:ond.: 189.500. Ope~ ~~O:,~kt!n~n~~v~~ .. Irvine starter home .. 3 are available on this $27S,00021J.430-3629 ••••••••••••••••••••••• _OpenSat/Sunl·5PM =-0~82972An· DOWN light~d tennis courts. =·p':,{:i~~'d~:~; ~:!~h~r:.'~~~';:p~ OCEANFRONTHOME M Us:\~~~1~ICE -2 BR. 1 ba, walking dis· ' Call today t.osee. to move into. Only rruum fee IOl providing 2 sty.·2 + den.-2 yrs.· Large 4 br. 2 ba, cor lot tance to shops & beach. ..-SA VlltDE S86.SOO and ( Builder occ. Luxury To many xtras too men· • £each properties •Property Management •Tax &exchange advise .Cary D. Bosler 960-4388 $147,000. Bkr, 49M883 3000 sq ft cuslomlied privacy o f street RV b om e . Db I g a r . . tion Mu t S88 800 parking. rn .soo. r~·~A7,000. Make offer. . I see. . 1>ome or golf course. 4 BR executive home. For~ Cdl .~0-1'""'lit.a"desi""~·BIG & ()pen~.!l96-238l. Find what you w.anf in Owner will carry 2nd. party l)OOI, jacuu.L No • ,.. • .,.. Eas l.sid e Costa Mesa Daily Pllol Clasalfleds. $175,000. 540-7Ul6 quallfy\ng. 9.5H998 644-211 BEST IN ARJ::A,.J';( to M.Wloo VIiiage. front un· triplex at St 20K. S925 SlllC & RN PHILOSOPHDS C P T J f P t C U R U S t R 0 T K P S S [ Y H U C 0 W I X E T E H 0 I R A W I H P I Q T 6 U C E H Y R C E I U S A K t M E A 0 Y A U H 0 R P R K & 0 H A ~ ~1J ~ii~ I~~ i If i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ D T [ I T S S W H & 0 T T T S U 0 H R 0 P L' J ll K U W A I I ll Z T S A H ll E C A H S Y U 0 A H H A S 0 E U E F T A S l Z ll ll E ll H E C C T N 0 t ll U ll ll S 0 C 0 Y D Y L S H L M U X ll A C A A H S E E H A Z E E E X ..J [ X X t I Y T U S ll P ll I 0 A N A Y A T N A S U Y k OOtZ~OPAN£S ONHNASP £ L Q N C I Y [ S T H Z P S C 0 N S A ...... ..:.... Of *•fllNJIV. ,:,::: end'* It 111: Arlto'9t OvN lnclll l'yntlo ~ ~ E,lwM "~"' ca.. K"""""1! s.nt.y111e v c:.flldll ,......... ~ e 0... ""° XenoplMlo• T~Mltlklln S.0 .-Save $8940. Churles It. 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. air & m nth I y 1 n co me . Tri Plel" Quintard. Realtor, on du· pool S60,7SO. 496-6018 11492.3710 Great Income! ty=~~F-;r~!·3 i-===s~r:r;~=\l=Jtl;::~ =l.A~=_=:;°'=r.,=~::;;:=s=·==- Love•y 3 u.nlt bulldlng tn llAMCH REALTY •-Wl-...1 ios~ •-o.1t-....1 1 os~ Tliot /nfri9uin9 W ord Gome witlt a Cltudle prime area . Each wlit 551·2000 _,..... • ._,...... & ....,.._,...~ & with 2 BR & custom de· ---------'t523 CAMPUSDa:IRVllfE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• cor. Lush! Call nowl SACRIFICE•.•. ---------0P•0"0~ .., .... , ot "'"' BKR. 540-1720 Beaut. new Lg. 3 brm . .....,..... ac '-10 '<>'"' 1.,.,, ""'o'• _.o. totally upgradt>d . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Coldwel Banke I -h h I 041 " lavr ><•o,..blf'd .....,.d, ti. 8V OWNER, Meu Verde, 4 bdn.n. $92~. ~ DUPLEX C.M. Prlme loeaUon. Owner mu.at llell! VA termt. Ca.II Alftlt, 7SU424 613-4311 * DUPLEX * r I R u G H E H Ocean side ol hwy. level QESIO(NTIAI. 9QOl(£~AG( CCMPllNYI r I I I I V.A. BUYERSl.I. IOl, easy acccs11 to beach. DANA POINT You must i1ee this 4 bedroo m home with encloted patio. Only $75.900. OWNERS ~IOUS!! liMCH RIALTY 111~2000 Needs P..ltll.. minor re· f l I I pa.lra; ldeaT for home & Beauti u 3 bedroom . 2 bath O IT I O Income. Hurry, only executive home with panoramic r I I I . tuuoo ocean, coastal & city light views. I Misslon Realty 494-0731 Private master suite with beamed I R u G o A I r u ,,.....,. Item: ''The ainti.rs 1n IMIRALD IAY ceiling, fireplace and view deck. ..,~~l-l-..l__,l.......-1 ., 111e 041neyt1nd P~ 11,,. 1st Time on Markel Heated pool with jacuzzi. Close to ...... --1..--1._J,--JL--.J • ....,.. ••fl111ng. 'H•. llO. 111, llO, Oceanside. All 1 Ooor. 4 the mur1·na $299.nt\f\ r-------wewanta loc -• -.·" Bdrm. 3 bath. frml hv " . •"""·. I R 0 e D t f I "'V'' din rm. ram rm. Brand ~ .... , ... ,-,-,__;,,--l--1 G ,,,...,,...., tl\t c"v<•I.: -e<J new k l lch . bl t i ns JI. COl.OWILLI..,.. CO. b• 1,1•"0"' ~ ,...,~ ..,,,0 microwave ~.000. By 496 7222 83 ....__,__.___.._~....._..., •"" ci...too lrom ••eo "'° J be- appt. Helen Rodman. -1-0836 ·~····· "'\Jl,l8n(0 l(l![t~ IN I' r I' 1· ,. I Al}.. ~--03.'i8, 494.'46() 1'llrM UHm .. ..,.... lHlSI S9y-'m . _ . . . . SACRJFIC£ 4 Br 2 8¥, J .............. 6 UN!.CtAMeli AIOVf u1nt> I I I I I I view hmc Pool u yd I to ort /.NSwt• • • • • • • 1'.0.W. $129.000. 873-3115 SC.-AM-UTS A111-.n IR C ... alflc ...... 1100 '· ' .. . - .. QI DAILY PILOT Mond!y, S-etemb41r 18. tt71 ~~.~~~~ .... ~!~!.~~!~~ .... ~~:~!.~:~~ .... ~~~·~.~~~ .. ~.~ .... ~~-~~.~ .... Ott. IHll•t• Ottwr le .. lat .. • ....._.. ~ Cotte Mno 3%24 l"hw 3244 Mewporl .. och 3269 Loguna l •och 3748 CorOMcW Mw JIU ~on hoch 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • l&w "°fMlrtr 2000 OW of C.-tJ ... .,.... a.-11 J 16t t-:a.11t.llldt"2 br. 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Mesa Verde 4 Hr. 2 bu. • It EAL llOM i:; 1'11111 Apartments Furni$hed :J Br. 2 bu. frph'. bllni.. lenru~ t'ourts At Fashion -.t•1·lud1•<l. :J llll, 31.Ju & 9$-5871 fam-rm. rrpk, close tn Neat 3 br, 2 ha. dbhwhr, CdM lh · F:h•m • sho11 •••••-•••••••••••••••• 'iP<•Cll)U!'.. lw.1111 rum, $:!501~t' I br lowt:r. palw& li-lund. JJmbori•t-& S.in 111!11. Furn /\i.k (or -.-sch.ls, top ne i((hborhood iar, fn~~yd, kid:; & I"''~ l)lll~ n<·ar $•m, Avutl S5:ill mo 20!1 lis t S t pool /\dull~ No pl'l:. Jo1J.Jt1nll1llsHoat1 Lc.·oc•rc.u.it.714i :l:'72401 Ll<1ols le,4BR.lha hom:-"""".mo.to mo OK ''all ok $43.5 .. A~t. 1111 (1•e ()(·t !Uh 7S!ltl:-.H7 Balbooltlond 3706 ti7:1 :w;,7 wl.nlh 111 lllH7Monrovia54879'M 17141644-1900 I f SlOOO ~ "-' r\ 3 IVt ••••••--•••••••••••••••• 2 ., 1 · 't t --------Out of County . romp urn. mo. Pete.Select Properties, 964-2566:.,7 ·2;,d •••l,ll.)O llCJME .. 11llt:!1..ru ;11)1',1kn.:1 haf11rn 1·1 .. 1!1 · th. 4 ""n 11plcx11va1lt011 2 11r.I VL'u Y .. 'lC1': lm·W>llor 75i2·ll ll 751·3191 Ba . l"t' Pllllo "Ur. $1!5!1 .. t2J:l)KOO 5118.'i "'" '" Property 2550 Move ri)(ht m . '1 br: 2 11<1. "' .. ltav v11•w W111l<·r rl.'nt al ----ha. 1•111· j.(;tr. 1111 P<'b 54j)I 2 Bdrm. 2 lm. w• Jll bltn:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 OR . hay frunt. s llp Easlside 4 BH. 2v.. bu. garaJ(c.cpts.k1ds&rwt:; mo ~U ti:'it:X,l•t5-tl>l22 Sl ud~nh ok $ti50. 01 .. ;mfront beuul. 2&:1 ln Plumnwr St. C M $300 WATERFRONT SPARKLING HVail., f'um or uofurn +largefam&dinroom wokomt•. $455. /\gt, nu lhiy!lhort•.,, Charmrn..: :! li44·4!1?4 JIJl!> W1ntt•r unly mo Cull Jal'k 11\ll'~. WITH,.ER&DOCK .._.EW $4!15 Ali;o I DH $300 $600/mo, J(IJrdtmer ln<·I fc11 964 Z5fl6. !173 2'J7 1 lift homi· w!lrpk & lrl( ('ompl fu1111:;lwcl Ht•nwl 541i2277 for ont" JO' or two ~er " ti:ll 5940. ti75·5641 I I N ON Ll't'l'LE ISLE. 2 BIL P·1v11tnn fi75 •l!Jl2 flkr I lldrrn Sv:rn1:1h :;lyic. 5 :1 ---960-1744• 751·0l!2 I New Town hOUb{', :J BH. In\' I 11al1U t·ur pllV 12ll2'1 . I.It. rul'ltl~ HCJAT ' . . Gardt'O Twnhst• :.! RH, i bofllb tfrmodc led to lll'W 111·11·., 111 uv11c111l<1 l;intl Ol'eanfront 2 Hll wtnlcr RENT/\I. BY l'UUIAIC 2•,., bu, fplc, i:;:ir . pool/ hL•ac h Sli;,u mu 1.llwk,i<11r.ftl()(llJ1.ir.1oun OCF.ANVRONT. Yrly. fla, fi'Plr. patio. d<'<'k. thr1J ·OUI -Ubl )Htc I 'u11ta st11· \ 11•w rt•11111ls. !<'rum !J 15· 78 to RID on Ot't. 9, 1978, six J8CUlZI. $475 548 2543 I f)7fi il~ __ d1·rk. WI U. adl l<;. wmtt•r b<tt'h $275 I HH S:llO S4UO <bhwshr Mi.1lt1n• u<lulL~ 't.oraj!t'. l add'f otr slrt'l'I f"/\f{(;() 615W. $4:'i0. John V1.1 2.a.4 . bdrm h omcs 2Br IBaC;;do e lcecook 2Dr, 2•.Ba l'ondo. frplr , S4SO $.500. l..owcr & up Uttlputcl !11>1:!98J__ S3.5S 0420461 ~~k1~~,.~r~"i.n·i~t.;~i'iyll 11;71i !'i717Ctrl 522:10110 nianCo.631·0000 Backb~y/ Univcnoty Or in~. AC. new' pi11nt. nr jlar. J3('Unt, 11n11pll'ly per !>4119647or 673-:144_ ;EASll ORE Al'ross Small t bdrm. mttturt• ti7f>li6711 lttcomeProperty 2000 lncCMWW'9-operty 2000 area ... orinfoc~l!.Coun· fleueh & Warn~r. S275 llN'.~mo 7llllMlll Botboo,ftlirtsula 3707 'llrl'l'I from hl'.•c•h adult .... tv & rl.'frtK All ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••! ty ur Ornn.ie. GSA/Rl.'al mo + S7S rerund dean Newport Ill-.. hnc·lv :1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Wanter n·ntul :! lll'd ba uttl 1Jcl$195 M2 °'11il IJadwlor unit 1 1 hh11•1( from twach All ultl pd No ktdi.. no 1"'''1 ~II i-: lfal[)l1u u" <1 S250 Pl·r mu ~ i.e1·unty d1·p Call Stl1'5.'lti·7'i'ln INVESTMENTS l9 DELUXE UNITS 6 DELUXE UNITS l!i :1 Ur. 24 ::! Br P r 1 d l' o f room to hu1ld 20 o w n t• rs h i p . morv . Ownt•r I' r 1 rp c will rnrry with II u n l 1 n 6 ton .s~.~o..,ooo q<~w_!!~.,.,. Uc~c:b loca~ion .. r• r 1 <" t' ·f 1 r mo ...... :Ji'> n 'tt"~ ~ ~ ... •\ $1,1::!5.000. owhl'rS unit. $325,000. 13 UNITS All 2 Hr, solar pool. Ownt>r will (.'H rry al !J'/, wi ll• S75 ,000 down . On I y S3fi5.000 8 UNITS n <' a u t t r u 1 hu1ldinJ..! G mo:-. old Pride> of owncr~h1p (;oo<i Santa Ana l ocat1on SlH0.000 COLLEGE TRIPLEX All 2 Br units . l W /frplc. Encl g a ra ~es. Near OCC . 2 To choose from . 1" u I I p r I <' c $1 2!}, !}()() 3 ON A LOT E:.as tsldc Costa Mt!sa 3 Separate houses on comer I r> t . S u p e r lo(.':.tlion . ~1511.900 4 UNITS /\11 3 Br units. Monthly income $l:J50. Priced for quick sal e at $155,000. S.A. 4-PLEX All 2 Br units. l n(.'omc $825 /mo. St!llc r wi ll trade. Only $00.000. ~ ~R€HIG€ /~---~-HOME:S ESTATE INVESTMENTS JU3 W. Coest -· ' Hwy, Ml 64S.H4' . .. . F.stateDtv.<714 i834·2550 in)( dc11 (7141 71;87117 un.2 ba honw llCll•l'I'> 2br.wJnterre!-'.htd.pool '.J75t mo A_"~1l11hl1· 11ow Nice 3 & 11 den w/fp No IO/\M-6P M or 770·0061.i $000 Yrly h·llHlli?.!ll•v•·' $325 403 E . nu I ho8 645 7573or ti<l2 4<11111 _ l71C F: l!lth Pl. 2 11 11 I HA , CM. f'ilm1ly, no pelb e11rlyor!w 7560117cve~ STEPS TO 111-:AC:ll 2Br. c·arp11ti.1drupc:.. hit in $500/mo. Eve ~ 7506 I"'--324 .. 1-:Xl'C vtl'W 511r. :11iu. I" H J:Jsov1•n runJ;t'. dui.l' tu -.. Wmter rental, full 2 UH garaw" nn 1w1s. w111tcr :.ho~. Np pds S265 mo Dave --••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 rrµks, wt•I h11r, :1 n1r $350 I OR $325 $325 nw' 673 6640 I·. t "· l.i.•t • SIOIJ t'll•11nm•• ~ar. tl'llfll'>. ?>p:i. t1U11I ·' <" ·' ' ... 2 Br. garage, s:J25 mo Univerl11ty l'k Terraet'. $850 &H 21H5 673 4743 rll'P 644 11452 Adults. no pets. 2:1110 CambndJ<e, :I rm. 2 bu. W1nlrr. 2&3 br, 2 ha .Apartments NEW HHJo:EO /\l'TS t:;ldenAve. d in. $515 552 71196 $:1111 Wow' t'.1t1·h 1t wh1lc• $,.,,,51$495 mo 114 L·, Unfuntisht'd ~I 1245 I 01 I I oil> r Uarh S240 t hr S2!l0 3 br 2 ba ('ompl r.. ----yuot•urt '"11'1"111 uti Balboa Bl 675·5118 1. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W.1t"r1"'' "'11•l'1l<lr1·11111 • · • pd !>mull ft'l' li45 4000 l"l.Jl"'•c .,,,.,, Gent'raf 3802 • "' •• • ' modeled. W/D hookup Irvine Luke Condo. I Hr. •CONSUMt-:fl'St:tltDI-: ' ......, ... """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1wi-. l'onl J.ll·u111 yd, 2 car encl. ~ar $450 t.cnms. AC. ad Its, no pt•ts. 1 b ( 1 n i:ar;•J.:t' t.45 •1411 TSLMg_mt G42-160!l $.100 mo. 559-8'173 aft 5P M Ve!!! We hav<• year round .;Hgc coull u ay FLOWER STREET bearh rl.'ntt1l1i undC'r s:JIHI "'ror\L 2 bdr · siar. l it ls GARDEN GROVE L~e bJl'lll.'lor. t•pt.s. <Irr).'., ., br "n"l""'nd buck yurd ----------""Id $450 11er mo Wmll·r 1 11 r L·, 1rv1·••w & ~· 1 " ' """ • Small ((.'t' fl45 ~'JOO ~~ 1• 46 Lar~t· I lied room ;i pt 1 n:., n ,. a " ~~~!.i .':i6. ,7 ·V~~..,, · ·~~6fl£lt:~~f(: ~~4<"'"t'""··'2» · ~~~~ll... ~lkjjt~t'il' f,tlt54~~~L IUDS/PETS 01(. .EASTSIDti;, I Bit duplex, $295. 2 IHI tDwnh,,c $.195. 2 BR h:ic $365. bi5·8258, 648.484ft 4 br 3 ba in Mesa V crdc. $550 + gardener. 979.3752 Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 bA, new pnmt. Av111I. now $475. 546·9950 ~. 3 BR. 2 b11, dbl gar. vuUo, fenced yd. 642·2221 or646·0066 2 BR, 2 frpl, 2~ ba, pool, jac, wshr/dryr , beaut condo. quiet urea, pets. $410. 548.5049 I BBRR. I & .......... s' t :I hr, ~ 'b;,i, ra. ,.fnt ·1rny ~ . . . ,., Etslde '3 br rpk n11ht 2 , 2a,;, Ba ......... 575 BAYSHOln:s. 2 llH. 1 •·n. vit'w nt•ur N II y (.' Yrly du dren/pels. See N~n hut prival~ Con~ lni·a 3 DR, 2 Ba ........... $475 2 UA, fplc, bltns0Rar, pvt s ~ 50 w 111 1 c• r $fl 00 1·y. at l.2Wl Flower St . 11011. S:l!JS. mu. I' au 1 3BR,2 Ro ........... $.'IOO bch. $8115 mu. wn1 .. 1gt li73-0t49 Apt 2 1''runkhn ,Al(t.!17fl·RS:l3 3AR,2VJ Ba ........ $600 675·3568 5BR,3Ba ........... Sll75 -------oc .. :ANl-'RONT L.c dlx lc6oaPttttlnwla 3807 2Bil\vt>sllude. l<ivi•ly 4 Sl::AV11':W, Nt•w :Jlln. (;i w1n1t•r I Hr. $375 mo • •••••••••••··~·•••••••• µll'x plt•oMrnl :.urround rm, 2 fprle ':., pool. t "" :mr, $57!'i mo. No pt•ts t or 2 Bclrm. Winter. 1-'IJ rn lllf.!ll $39!'1 mo 7!'11 9f130 rus, $98.5 mu 7~-AJ 111112 a,;:t ll73 l'.G40 uva1I. Ocean vww Avail --- :i OR. 21/!r ba contlo, formal C ..... _, M 3722 1mme<l l'11ll Wknds & J br. 2 hn. frplr. putto. & mform din rm Nr "I/ B ••~•=••~•••••••• wkdys 11ft5,g7:J.J9!>11 laundr> & garnitt' S:lHo 1 I'll n I..; ('I u h ~Ii :, tr C No Pf'L'\ 117.5 511~ ., l Ill<, furn , i1v1•rlook111i.: CLFn ; 1 RR AT BEA H Iv I r.40 tr.f.0 B y ...... L'OUf' S"'.i\S()N." I\"'('," lforbor Vtl.'W knoll :1 hr fmlr rm, VICW, lf'Ont,, & poo S750 mo 640 1!1:14 bt.'t IO-~pm __ STAR GA'ZEK11 •. ,._ ......... ..-..--..---n, LI 11 Y l l't>LI \ '----.----t B11f -<:oro1111 &•:tt'h. SGAIO A . "'"'5 ' \ r, " I ,, Mn A.cent &10 7000 hilt 2333 . .i 96 5660 _ _ S11.1t· :! br townhou:.l' I ', b.1 . vvt pu110 , pool Costa Mesa 3724 $44).1. U1eut :.! liH. wintC'r Adult~. 1nfan1 ok 7~1.'I •• •• •••• •• •••• •• ••• ••• • 1-'l'. 01 \.Y . l'JOM' IO oct•un, Jo;inn St IH!l 11<'1'!:1 I !loom df1t•1cney, p vl i.hopv1n11 . ft•rr). l'll' buth & entry, orr :1lrt·et w 1rum1stt 833J:JJ7 11urk1ng Lndry & u11I $200 lmrnl'd MG-4757 Sl.unnmi: lri.: 2 Ult, :! blJ Jl&rdt>n apt Pool. 1!111· area, $295 7111 W 18th St ---- [,(;!:-; I HH 21-. ll.1 rh• c'Otlllt'd. I hlk t11 l>t·.1('h closed 1n 111 tw suoo yrl)' b'73·2507 ----- Wt>Mchrf. l HR . I. bu. dt· lu~ l'Ondo f'il'W n1>t:- m·wly fllt10h"l.I SS2.'> mu 5[l2 l~Jli I.JI! 3 br. t1l'W <'rt>l. hlln~. ly$-~:l71 -J(. --·. Olx 4b1 . 2bo. •·n~i'f{m . no pl'I" 1•1 hlk hayi beh. 5'~.Wl1 mu )f. ly 1st: 644· I IOJ •DELUXE• i-:a~tblufl 3 br. :.! b:i lA•a"" lnt•I ~JllH' mastl'r •11111· cl1n r 111 & dbl l(JrJ~I' /\ulo door lll'l'tl•·r .1 v .111 Pltol & r1oe·11•at111n Jtt'J /\<lull~ ooJy Nn l)l•t:( $450 tit!" i\MICOl:o W/\Y l>nw blf 3700 1':11 k L<inl· 10 "'''t' .!. un 2 11.1 11 vii' blln:.. Oi.hwi.hr. ""''' cprt ..: & drps $<1~5 mo Then c11ll Jucot>t. ll\'111ty, 675-6670 67 J.4585 Clean 2 BR w/gar .. adlt.,., 773 W. Wilson. 1275. 548-9417 Hut.tlnC)fon ludt 37 40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bach beachfront w/vtt"w, color tv, carport. Nenr new $250 Inc util S.'J6..244" Newly painted delux c.l111'lex, y:ird. $475 mo ~ '\ t.tnlt•away frm bet\. 1117'"-E. Balboa Blvd. 0-'°"" 3126 Oeaul roomy 4 llr Nwpt 673-574.5 er 213/349·4524 •••• •••••• •• • • • • • •• •• • • Shrs duplex I hlk from ----------SIOO move·ln ollowonl'(' :! ocean l.sc S565 mo OC~AN VIEW. s paciou11 br <! bu + th •n, prlv 966·5871 l'm sUU here!' $23:5. Gnr , klds! Nice & r oom y!! Sma II fee. 645-4000 •CONSUM ER'SGUIOE Call u.a I( you nl.'<.'<I u low ()fice rental loduy Smull ree. 645-4000 •CONSUMl<:H 'SQUIUt-; Lovely 3Br. 2Ba, dbl 1111r, 1u1rdnr, $465 mo. 20!17 Sant11 Ana St .. owner (21.3) 54t.f198 38R, 2b11, dshwlW', hltn.s. oov pat, dbl gar, rom · mun pool '423 No pet~ 642<m5 .. C.t,11(0 .. ,,_ OlC II ·' '""' t•c.-1''-> ,,.,,,._ f ,, /I • A(lllUIUI SMALi. Bf:ACll llO'l'EL ROOMS s:n !'141 Wt•clc /\pt $16~1 mo 536 3d:l7 lrYIM 3744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• N£'w & «'l£'1U1nt . jui.t 111h1 from lnd11Nt cumpl1·~1"1. (rwvs, !lht>f)lllnl( ~ lm'I m~tr rm. 4! huth!I, Ir v nn . lcltch . den. ulll rm w1w<1hrt (lr ycr; 1111 ht'uut r11r11 1-;ll•C 11ur Fq1I pncJI , pr1v pullo & }1H'uu1 Only 1275 m1> ~ H7!'IO. kl't'I" try ••i: new 3 Rr 2 Ha . Yrly. $005 reneed f(ras& yurd. 2 cur -Bdr---2-b--h-N __ _ mo.6461220 encl garofl•' 334 11 3 m . at • ewport. 3822 Cheltum W11y 400 1007 Pt•n f'>l'<'k , 1tar. S.~ yr Corona det M• $400 rno ' ly 675 0070 or \163 ~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Ull 2 UA, frple. S or llwy, SMO. b/3 26.'l2 S325 :? OR. 11"1 bu, pvt jWrllf(l' & lrg p11tio, 33936 Alruwr. 67:1 7204 HunthM)f °" .. ach 3140 Whllt 11 Wonderful Worlrl ~··••••••••··~.···•;•••• of ~hopping, right ul Sh.orp. h\•nrh, ~ & :t UH . your fingertips every frµI<• dls hw,1 '\h(•r d11y 1 Dally Pilot MIHlllZi' & 1'Jt1u11 (.,111!1111/li.'<1 Ads To plact' !$) 2.'\.\11 __ )'out ad. C811 642 ~8 lfld i Hr ('h1ldrrn wc•k">mt· lrt • Clusllle11' upslom., f rp j(o • W I 0 , J.: II rH j.( t'. adult.., 1111 J)l.'tio. nr l.11ln Ii.le tilll>pµtnl( 1..,.,., c•rt'dlL rcr $450 1l10 <t!M tl303 Whut , Y 11111 ·n udt:'! SI t>:l 111·r Day Tiu1t '1o lillll'IOP,~ for tlll uct in the D1uty Pilot St>rvtrc· l)u~X'tory thal can Clilabli.'itl )'Ollf proft~. 1011111 ld<•nt1ty •·or mon• Ill· formtt.iM Niii ~·G6'f8 . . 0 .. r .· l f I I r i I , r e I "' le Ill s 11 n 11 I y n )• 'I II • ' "' lb ,, I)' - ty • TI 1: It ri. ~' •l)o -- 11.s IS .. l.'d 'or m· )Y• 01• - ~ - - KN.I • A. •Al '"" ~ •Pt bOft •Pr lnlll :gi toe. DI>, 'C>P' Pl'I ~ ,. &JI REC for • Paet Pen :i874 Sl()Q REC h1n .. 1er ing d ig ., .. Fas Mrs app Ne• R. C00t bUS) tors. lrvu & gc ty l Uou1 S833 557 7 R~e1 AN Exp Van 40hr Appl 1333 Ed\ New Out tel er lYPIO fast Posit emp salat at l':' Irv.! I t.agtv light in pit ror pub I Matu lo St ~-& -Rcsu H Imme famiJ nearti quire Join • Com bet wt c 9842 Wal ' 23952 llS'I . Pt/ I ~ Res'4 ~ Mgr.J -I • \ ' .•••...........•.••.... ..... _, ••.......•.•.•.. ······················· C'hlW!'Ut' pro111tl{"Ci Al(t'!I 2 IW~ "l'hur•. I 4PM 6U oo,,fi) ConfrllCf Of' ..•...........•...•••.. II J 1111/htlJ n & Son IW1nockl & aJd1t1t111'1 t;.&."1 <il"it or ~ ~I L.Jn:ru11·1l & Jlundl'J 1\11 t)IJW r!'nlod\'lln1<. re ll•11n. 11•1m1H· wull11 t•lc• l '11111u1• & u11ui.1.i.1I ~orl. ~dt·nmt! ltJ yf"'I 111 ur •·a l.1 1· Mt P111l u rnbo 1*12 ll:Jl4 Bectncal ....•••.......•.•...... Hubbord Electric Clun upa. H avlin!(, l.ond11rapln& l mmcu 11t:rv1rrna tl42 9907 •Vt:RV WW PRICES• On C.ardcnm11 Mt11nt <:1'0r11c 549·201~ C11rc1a '11 Gardening (.'o Int/ Ext land11r11 pe & mil rnll'nunce 673·3417 t-:iq>tir ic11rdc•nt•r t•rl'l' l'lll. C'leun ups Reason R c· n 1 l o C e r v o n l c i. 5411-4891 ------llom•• Pnde Gurdc•n111.i. M1.1lntenancc. Cleanups & lluulln& Free !::.& t T1mSM 1700 -----l,lAJl"S SKCktTt-:Rl•\l. ~i.mpuo & lllN1cn c•ll''m SRRVlct· • 't\' f'l"ll(; I nlot l•nJthl1•n1•r•. wht I.tr 32713'J 645 0074 GI odlncJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lh1ul, 11klploader dump Monday. September 18, 1978 OAJLY PllOT P'aWINJ/"...-i'"J .••..•.•.........••....•..........•..•.•..•... OCC Student 11'0111.tvck Metlculou:. hou1.-~ch,1tn l'rol' aerv1cg Wllh Alias F\ne Exler Pointini; by REPAlft & REROOF All Trash. tre(> tram, Ron Ulg. Vatn Llne.& cost no morl'' R SU'lor. St. Ill', lm1 Try I "I P""· h h 1 n g 1 " &U 5703,642 4~ Call Porte-maids. Free est for locals. ·me 836-~24 hrs rockshakcs t•omPO·ltir 893"4906 storage. & long dist F'reel'f>l 54t 5930 Students lh1uUnK aurage clean up tote Ne<.-d work. ~-8377 I--wt-.1-1-c-1-e-an-y-,-..... r-ho-..... --1 mqves State he. Tl 11015 Int. ext. ser v1n1t arC!a for 7 ....... _ ._, __ R .--- vv ·~-Ph53'7 3l60 yrs Prof qual work •-••-.,-r Ex per., with refs Re11J1.0ave !186·8425 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ho.M Productt ••••••••••••••••••••••• /\MWAY Cosmet1ci.. Nutrition. llomit•wurt's, llornc tart· & Comm'I 642 5652 ----- 5574396. Shelley ainHIMJl'apenftCJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lmdlcapittg ••••••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTING L.M.S -Roto, Sod or Expr'd. Reas Rc1tes See ded L 3 w n 11 Free ~.s t. C;all Gene Sprinklers, P lanting _552_-008 _______ _ _Xln_t_r_ef_s_. 67_5·_7_633 ___ P&nUng Extr/lntr. Ex· HoulKleant'") ••••••••••••••••••••••• European Lanjscaper Want a REALLY CLEAN Top work. f'alr pnce pr'd, honest. neat. reas. Uc 'd 964· 1045 Oa ve HOUSE? CaJI Gingham Refs. Maint. 646·41171 ProC painlang. Ext 4' int. Girl. Fn>eesl 645 Sl.23 Landscaping. Tree tnm Low rates. Refs. Free ming. Clean-up. 8 yrs est. S36--4780, 536-4383 Walls. ceilings. floors & windows cleaned 646-6145 ---- exp. Free est. Noboru. Housepaintlng. Int.. Ex· S31-8162or897·2862 ter. Free est. John Beck. Peter the Painter Hes the best rules Intl l!:xt Call today • rry in & <:ave SUS. Moxl color repJ1r ~22 Su ., paru Pre!." 1!.!il •tbilll Caltron1cs 840 2620 24 hr no. 54i 5846 -----------Does your :set !jeem to bt• P'ICMO & 0,... Tuni"CI 1n need of roslly or frc· ••••••••••••••••••••••• qu~nl re pd ar!,., Don t Piano twung & repair 2!i bwmc your ~et t:m1I ~ yrs exp. Master"d deg. m TV & dt-"t.1romc n.·pair music. $24 +IS cenii; this l996 Maple. CM. 548·6482 moonly.661 1433 TrN 5-nlu "-fer/R.,..r ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••• •• ••••• ••• •• • Expert shaping. thmnm~. Neat patches & textures stump removal. Jridsc11 AUE EST. t93-143f creatJuns 675·2821. ms . ~ Stb.l •Pb IU min hh ud1 l ll"tn t-Lt-X"l'RH'IAN Pn1•1'<1 I.I\ din rrn h.111 $t~ A\ II n~hl ri t·l'• l''t1niate on ...... ...,_. rm 17 !>II rnut II SIU. lhr larl(t!Of"mull )ob.' ll'k. 1rodln~. tree wrk, Housecleaning he lp ex. demolitions etc. 831·12.57 per. of will train l'\Jll & Let me do your over due B3l·336.Jor545·2161 ironing Bushel basket Custom work. reasonable $10. s hirts 40•. Call prices. free est unales. PATCH PLA.STERINC free Service-all types + A I I t y p e s . f re ~ removal. paJm tr~t:S any ••••••••••• •••••• • • • ••• S.:1 1.u.11 1•11111 Pt•l udt•r L.11.'\·n~1'Cf 1~9 ("pt rt•jMlr tr. l'.1' Ntpr I E.-JI)' /\I.rm ~> lf'mll l •l•rk m\'t;"J/ Heb FwlM:iltg H•lttftmn P/T. Guar. hrs with or •••••!••••••••••••••••• W/0 trans . 1700 E . &i5·9722. Bnmo, 770. 7043 estimates. Csll 540·6825 hgt.494·7~. 494·212'J ,...Ml) Speedy Tree Seni1ct• •. ••• •. •. •. •. • •..... • • • T n m m 1 n !:! • p r u n 1 n i: hw~ 11 hom4' bur&l .. r ~I OlOt ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1llo4rm yuu t•.in offnrtl . 'l'AVl.<llt t•t-;N<.;1':.'i l''o r I r r n .1111 o 1 ca 11 0.rfll'l ( lt· . .mmi.: M"11111 & ~. lll37 11 11 1 1 Sh .. mpoo f'"I ~ & w111 Wood & ('h111n I.ink -a.30ll2 d o"' l>utt b M1111n l<'f\l,lnrl' Sen 1cr !171 I l:i.& tll m1m\"nt.1I ltof\ fconc•mtt Gen'I Handyman. Paint· ang. car~ntry . roofm~. masonry . Any home maint or re modeling proJ. J Waugh, 631-2233 C. pcwlw (;hv•~--or dci11g.ns S7 .so ••••••••••••••••••••••• "-..t/C t Up Sl{'VC 5~0SIJ7 u-.a..... .__ 09CNe -------·-~ :arprntcr Frt-f' est. An)' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gm'cll MC) ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ Call All1m 01 Cui.to m C4'm.-nt work ...... !'; ............... Commercial & Res1den· lony,646-8649__ Ort\e Wlt y11. pallOb, Gardener Serv Trees. lJal llaulmg or any type WANTAt-rlON" walkwayi; Cull S43-7001 llpmklr!:> Fret! Est. CaU Reas onable rates . l1.1~1fcd Ads 642 Stl78 or SS9 1342. t'ree l'Sl. J uan anytHnt:. %7-2696 968-8946 Carry, #226. SA ~9525 TLC Weekly or b1 . MaloNy EXCELLENT PAINT · ING Reasonable rates. fr~esUmates. 548·2706. mon t hly . by s ame ··~···••••••••••··~··•• person. vacancies also. Brickwork. Small Jobs. p a Int 1 n g. ex t / 1 n l. 893-9094. Newport, Costa Mesa & Reasonable rates. LJc'd lrvme. 675-317Seves. """ o-.c: llouseclearung S4 hour. ---------('()l'ltractor. ~ references. Call Pally Need your bdrm. ktchn or 847-5032 MovincJ bathroom painted? Spec.:. An_n_i_e_M-.-.s-h_o_u_s-ec_l_e_a_rr .. ·~;:·::··:·~;;~·;:·;• ~-~I Pa 1 n l J obs ing. estimates Own anywhereatanytJme ... lransp. Reas. 979·7l29 24 hrs 7 days . 540-4844 Want Ad Help? 642·5678 PERRY·s PLUM Bl NC hauJ.mii & removal. Fret.• Comp I el e p I um b Ing 1_es_t._642_·4_1_00 ____ _ services. Drain & sewer Wlftdow C~ c l ea nin g . Frt!e ••••••••••••••••••••••• esumates. 24 hr serv1ce Window CleamnR or an)' 673-3181 type. Reasonable rates. Rooflftq 961Ml946 •••••••••• •• ••••• ••• ••• Teds Wtndow Care Prof . Re-Roof For Less wmdow cleaning Rt!a,. Ca~~~•te rates. Refs 642·7893 ~!~:'.~~.~ .... l~::.t~!!!>.~!'!-.~ .. !~~~ ~~.e.~::'!~ ..... ~~~~ ~-a.. Mort~s. Trust -........ ,_,,,, 5005 DffdS 5035 Lost&Found 5300 P..--.ah 5350 JolKW..ted. 7075 HelpWaated 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newport leoch 3869 •llE SB.ECTIVIE• XJnt office or industrial ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• C.am a rellJbll' 'lpace Up to 1600 sq ft in ~Bl' furn or unfurn $400 I roomtru.tte. 645 7464 N('.wport Beach. 645-2111 FAST FOOD blk Crom bt'ach. Clean. •SHAllE A llOM E• Laundry Cacal. Garage 642·5466 or 645·4483 lHJlung for l or 2 Fem to -----. shr oeeanvu avt. m W. Near Hoag Hosp. Allrac-1 Newport Cull 646·!1160 t1ve 3 RR t wnh s_e , AMorafl6or S36-4.205 Iv carpets. drapes , p11t11>. rnsg • e n cl. gar. $450 mo.1-_..;;;-· ------ 548-2&:15. Adlts ORANGE COUNTY AIRPORT .AREA 3.580 Sq. fl office s pace. Contact . Ri c hard ()verdonr CORPORATE REALTY 975.()888 • Offic. R .... dl 4400 lusineu Rental 4450 2Br . frplc. beamed real-•••••••• ••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• mgs. encrd gar. adl1.s. no IAYFRONT OFFICES 2482·88 pets f39S mo 646~9871 an .... EWPORT BLVD 6PM Cannery Village New o(· " ----f11~rs rrom 300 sq fl. 900 sq. ft Additional DELUXE 2 BR. 2 Ra, fa ntastic v iews. lg storage avu1I Plenty or yearly, $420 /mo. ·~ ttlk patios -pa r king & parkmg.642-3490 to ocean. New carpets. janatonal included. 2.111m • ---• ---- 675·3126 cvci. Laf:iyelle Ave • N 8 . l'ormcrly ins .. ofc 3 ------oi3 1003 rms. ba & kit. $325. mo Pnme Loe. in K-Mart plaza. Unlimiled poten- lJal. By owner. $28.500. For info. 642·5425 days, 54().. 7796/839-1060 eves. 50% i.nl. in a very suc- cessful Lag. Bch. service station with a very qualified mechantc. $21,000. 544-'1572 _ _.__ LIQUOR STORE. Great Costa M esa neighborhood location Owner w ill consider financing. $255,()()() + 111 venlory. Paul 11•ranklin, Agt. 979-8533. •Smashm1: 1 UR . den, -------56"7 W. 19th,$ CM. Call BAYSJD1'; OR . vu 11r THE EFFICIENT Jackeve'>546·2277. lnYts.,_nt c h a n n e I & b n a ts . --Wanted 5020 S650/mo 759·109211~ 510010. NB, for Isl'· art ••••••••••••••••••••••• "J br 2 tm fp xlnt bay ALTERNATIVE J!all~ry. crafts store. Want to invest &/or work vie~ near 0N.1i.Y.C. Yrlv Mo to mo renL mcl. ~;t~:!,u:..,~~ Call Ms. in local s mall business S750. Win ter StiOO-. Recept. so rv .. · Pr111 o nly . 556-7280. 673-0149 personalized phone cov· Industrial Rental 4500 _S4_S_-:n_22 _____ _ er age, co~r. rm. ma 11 •••••••••• ••••• •••••••• ..._to Loan 5025 38R. 2ba upJl('r apl, 4 serv ,parkmg&morein l ,000 sti . ft . New ;::::!••••••••••••••••• doors..1.com o.c.ean~ yrb'.._ Newport. ehoo -~~ • IU 7311 "--~hore.642·0891 --war . se-6p_.__l n.. YOttNEEOCASff? ~ ...TI atrk.894 5351 2 d •. 3 d · SUITE640·5470 1st. n °' r 3876 ---5600 Nu 2720 fl ind & ofc Homeowner loans ••••••••••• •• ••••• ••••• CdM OFFf C.ES UQU Redondo Cir. # B. arranged fast ~ br apt. walk to beach. '"rs,....__..... llunt. Bch 842·2834 Borrow SIOOO. Sl00.000 $250. mo. Cctll 498-6324 or ¥"" ....... r new fl exible terms. past 634·1612. SUIT S. So. or Coast NEWPORT BLVD. I credJt no problem. Cull Hwy Available Now! 1AnlJque Row ) us noobligat1on ~ br I ba. newly dccorul· SEE to a ppreciate. S395. Store & warehouse.:. ap STERLING FIN SVCS ed. 2 bl k ~ from Ca11Lmda67S.231l prox Z500 sq. fl Call 71419S5·1610(bkr l 0011ch/shopp1ng_ $315. . . 646-00SSor 642 t334. I 492-5l21 art5. Office s pace in pre· Business or real estale 5aRto 3880 stigious Newport Center 'Storage 4550 AM Wells f'argo bldg. 15th nr ••••• •••••••••••••• •••• Mo NEY ••••••••••••••••••••••• w/v1ew. Includes desk, . ? Sty 3 bdrm. 2~z ba. dbl copy machine ri le space. RY WUlter storage avail. · . fenced. lighted. very re· gar,aircond.nrSo.Cst. Sl50prmo.644-7rn1. a s r a t e'S 554 -1040. working capital, ls l & Plaza. S500 First & las t 839-4569 2od mortgages. inven- + Sl50. dep. Lease. IMMEDIATE . ,.600 tor y s tart-ups. r e - S40-l2S6 an. noon. ~~:~~•••~•••• ce1vables. At;==''39~o OCCUPANCY )cuJptor nct.>ds roomy In· 714/547-6468 expensive pvt studio m ••••••••••••••••••••••• 12,000 sq ft which to hve & work. James A. McKee WE EXCITING 96J.. SSJ Nick o·Am1co FlNANCIAL SERVICES PALM MESA APTS. . MINUTESTONPT BCH. Bach. 1&2 BR. from $230. & up. Adults. No Pets LS61 Mesa Or. <S Biles Earn of Newport Blvd.I Below market rate Commerce Pri Newport 833-881 3 Deluxe medical unit Costa Mesa. 1500 sq. rt .• 48<. 548·2103. __ 9_a_m_·_5'-p_m_54_6--9860---JCdm dlx swtes. ut1l pd. Lrg 1 br. pool. nr. s hops, A/C, ample prkg. From adlts. no pets. Util pd. 300' s r. No tse req . 18114 Monrovia 548-0336. _67_5-mOO __ . _____ _ ROOIM 4000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Clltdown UvillgbpeRHS! Share a home or apt ment QtlusE·CIJ.MtS UNuMJ Uk-..;«~ ~>n Q>~~tli-..q CPA needs company in beaut. new office bldg. SteJl8 to bay & beach Pravale s howers for athletic executives. On premises parking. 400 To 1.400 iq. n.. Professional preferred. 642-4623 832-41.34 Since 1971 Formerly ins. oft'. 3 rms, Roo le to h 3 b ba le ldt. $325. mo. 567 W. mma s are r 19th. CM. Call Jack eves hlle. C.M. Sl.SO + utll. .ua ·2277 ' -642.-2995. -~---·------Do you have office space Newport Beach o cean· to share w/real estate front rem. pref. 3·bd broke r. S. Orange Co.? tum. 4 car. $180, 875·2986 Send replle11 lo Ad. No. 7AM 374. Daily Pilot. PO Box So. Coat Plaza condo, J.:i60. Coal a Mesa. Cu . br l~ ba, pool/Jae. Fcm1_9262l8 _______ _ over 23. Oood refs. Ber 12 noon. SS&-07S 1 PRIME LOCATION Sant.a Ana Parkcenler M nets t.o share 2 bdrm apt ~ To 7,000 sq ft • new In COM $200. + util al\ 7 office bldg.. San tu Ana PM 64().2098 Fwy. t·blk. Olstinct1v() · architecture & (rplt's , ~11 tamlly w/new coo. wet b•rs avall Ample do would like Ilk• to parlrlna. Contoct Loul~t' thate w1rem. C.11 Pat ·Dahl, days 7$1 ·394l eves . CORPORATE REAl~TV ~llJO 975·0888 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST Interest Rates I stT.D.'s. dlso 2nd T.D. Loans. Fairest Terms since 194~ Sattler Mtc). Co. 642-2171 545-061 I Rellred couple has money to lend. lst&2ndTo·s Agent. I 837-3744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY Sl Sell any Item or com b111auon oritenfs fOf" S7S o.r less with a Penny Pincher Ad. 3 lines ror 2 consecut.I ve days Ea ch add1t1onal hne is 60' for lhe2days. Charge 1t • No commercial ads. For more information and lQ place your ad l'all 642-5678 SCRAM.t.ETS ANSWERS Hun1oter -Idiot - Guard -Forbid DOUG H News Item · '"1'he strikers 1n 1 he Da i. neylan<l packet hne were singing. ·111. ho. h1. ho . we want a lot more DOUGH."" \ Lost 2 West Highland wht terri er dogs. v i e:. Nt!wla n d t Warner . Reward $500. 842-4182 or 842-3297 dys 5350 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MASSAGE RGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAUOHLY Days, eves, hr 631 -2140 Manufacturer requ.iring AJr Nat1onalGuard versatile ind1v1dual. Can Im med operuniis an EleC' handle Sales. Purchas trorul'S. Mechamrs. /\d- ing, Accounting. Ad· m1n1-;tra 11on. Corn vertJsing. Sales Promo· mumcattnns or Wealhe1 lion. Mechanical back F"or ecai.tanr. No ex ground. Age 56. Resume penenct! reqwred w, on request 7141494-9601 will send you lO the bes· •SHERI LEE• CERTIFIED MA.5SEUSE PREGNANT? Carin g . House Calls By Appt confidential counseling & 838-6838. rcrerral. Abortion. adop · --------- RELAXING MA.5SAG1'.: Bob James-Lie Masseur Outcall 9-9. 494-5111 schools Mc11ls & boaro HetpWGRted 7100 provided + $397.50 per •••••••••••••••••••••••!month to start Cail ACCOUNTING I Cahforrua Air Nat1om.1 CLERIC/SR. I Guard t71+1 979-7363 or Req knowledge of 1oten'I 979·t343ror mforll!.at1on Lion & keeping. 547 2563 PenmMlll ServicH 5360 APCARE ••••••••••••••••••••••• ledger thru t rial bal ARMED SECURITY OF m~t be able to analy1A' FICI::R Exper. 1-·1T . gen I accts de m aml sup· ctays. perm pos ition porting schedules. W1 II call 549.3281 UNDA & VICICI Outcoll Moss• For tM "'" o1 it! Scrvmg all Orange Co ~7313 COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 24hrs 957-8474 Touch of -(]ass MOQELS ....... ,..... hcortS-.. '7S.OOU Outcal! SplrihlCll Reader 1815So. El Camino Real San Clemente: Fully he For appl. 492· 7296 SELF·H Y PNOSIS Courses •Stop Smoking •Control Appetite •Relieve Te nsion •Break Habits •Achieve Goals •More Sell-Confidence •fmprove Memory ·~fUCH. MUCH MORE' Safe·Scient.Jf1c Professional One Day or Eve. a Wk. Fors Wks ORANGE COUNTY HYPNOSIS CENTER (714 >838·7466 (714)838-7479 MM ROGERS A VERY H APPY BIRTHDAY ON HIS BIG t day Dw-dwi schl. State accredited. Meets courts re quirement for r e- g1strat1on cal I I 7 H 1 729-7141 aSSlbt 1n otherg acct g 1->4L-------- fum.11ons as nee. pre ASSEMBLERS v1ousrelatedexper1i.re Sant« Cor p has rm q"d Apply Kirsch Co. medwte operunRs for a~ SocialC .. s 5400 17352 Armstrong Ave. semblers experienced Ill •••••••• ..... ••••• ••••• _Lrv_. 540-8503_______ PCB prod. ls puffing lY ---------•I "'CCOU..,..l .... G CLERIC soldering from pnnts 1 & "" "' " general w1nng. Apply in SINGLE? . Sharp person with AA person Mon-Fri afll•r Call lNTROVIEW for the deg,ree m acc.:ounung an ioam at 1801 Carnegie St intelligent & discr eet d/or t yrs exper m At P. Santa.Ana way to meet new single or gen·1 aect"g. Addmg 1---------- people. 752-5411. mach & baste typing Assemblyman. machm€' s kt)ls .rcqd Est assembly. some drill CENTERCLU It's Sodal •l'hysicdl ~crtiOIMll •And"'"'' For /\II Ages The Perfect Bar Altem attve! •Meet People• •Relax•Have Fun• Low Membership f·ecs CALL 975-0700 fa;~ ~eenng & Pl3nnmg press mill & lathe exper Finn_ oHHa.nge Co. Xlnl req ·d: Ca.LI 6'12·jQ\IO worltmg rona li tlener. 1--=--_;_~=.;;;..;..;=--=:;;;: I Apply Assemblers JACIC G RAUi Electronics Troiftffs Attn Personnel & Experiewced L2S Baker St Rapidly growll)g lrvml" Costa Mesa CA 92626 co. hai'i 1mmed open m g 111 17 14 ) 751 -2510 EOE; lhefollowmg: M/F/H I •HandSotdenn1ot •Stuffing PC Boards ACCOUNT AMT •Wire Wrappmi: Fl cha rge needed fo r >Cable & Harness R local mfr co. Salary S':'ccessrul apph canh open. exper reqd. Please will have ~ood manual ma 1 I ·r es u m c t 0 dextenty 6t pos1trve ca11 CANUSA COR P. 1821 do attitude . Work hrs KeUering lrvine. CA Imm to4.30pm. Company 9'l714AltnController paid benefits. Salarv ....................... ---------open Call or apply in person Schook& IMlnlcHon 7005 ..........••• , ....•.... REAL ESTATE LICENSE SC KOOL OFFERS Guest LKtwe FT-ee Acctng Bkkpng Pro~ram Oat.a rm·. 16632 llale Av~ Irv me 549·03.'15 ASSEMBLERS TEMPORARY Register Today to work on van ous acrountml( & bookkeeping a ss1J!n menls. Work close 10 Operunits available 1m - you r home. Figure medforprec1s1onmerh"I Clerks to Sr. Accoun assemblers to bwld de· tan ts needed th ruout llcate rompass & camera Oran.-.ieCo. l uruts. Exper with small Robert Half''> part.'i & tight tolerances a Accounte m.ps must. f'ast g r owing SOO 3. Mam. Sle SOI Newport Beach Co offers •Crash Course available No. Tow~r. Union .liank xlnl bent & good growth •Malerial.s provided. loThe<;:tyorOrange potential E.0 .E. For i11Small c lasses for 7l4/S.~103 appl call Call Ray 1---------Gillman.557-9051. personalized instruction. *Choose own tast~ayl·--------.. 11 .. --------• & rugbl cl asses •Placement-up to soc; comrrusslon. ASSEMBLERS &lsed on your produe· uv1ty, commission, plus Incentives & extra pro£1t shartnit bonus 642-5678 OOYOU OFFER A SERVlCE~ Let tbe pubUc know w1lh tn od In lhe Oa1ly Pilot ~rvlcc Directory It can ~' you IS Utlle 9S Sl 65 per day. For monJ In fonnu.ton and t'<)mpletc ralet call 642 !1678. The women nnd men we are looklnll tor m11y ~ tlred of 1ypin1:. folding papers. wurcnouse jobs and worklnit for a llmilcd IOCOffif' Work With young people. Rapid ad· vanceml'fll pcJ11111ble. If you are ltl or over ond would h\" uva1labl<' to <tan work Imm :drntl•ly. call DAILY PILOT 645-6514 t DAILY PILOT Monday. September 18, 1918 H9tp W•hd 71 00 Hefp W.ted 7100 t-'•p W.rted 7100 Http WQllfed 7100 H.tp WMt•d 7100 H~p W•t•d 7100 ...••..........•......••..••...•.••........... ·•············•·••····· ···••··········••·····• ...•..••...••••........ ·········•·····••··••·· .... Wmt.d •••••••••••••••••••••• HelpW•hd 710 HelpW..W 7100 DRAFT!R Ge ... r ... Offl~• J arutonal/Mblnt MAH.DEPT ftAYROUCLH• ............................................. ()l"an~" Co based Int. In wlest•b text.ii firm. Npt Coleoe Studetlh TRAINEES N\JRS~ Sharp Pf'rsnn with AA ~Ye OMV ClD• 1J1cd Car t'Ontr t'l ON\' fK'I' only ppl o re Mgr, o r l"r aa K1n1man at Ba u e Motor-. 979~ Book.ktep111.c Ill i.en ice COOk t'I IM•d"r in mrcllrul do· Bch. Looklna for mu lure. Perm• pTt•11m~. n"xable RN'S $80-$98 de!lfet-Ul act-oununa an· •tat.Ion. $ d11)·1. morn • " at.ableindavlOperlvunc ~ • " 'nl.ree p&.11Uons 11va1I 1n d i or 1 yr11 f':<per an in,... io"amlll a.r w/almple Full or p/Um e Xlnt ~oy . v I ro11 h It! e k 1 n S u ty ol duties Hvy exp not hf"I st our Irvine Co apt our bully ma iling dept LYN SS2·SSO payroll or itcn'I <at'('\·~. ~ Mel handwrlUnll M~ V •rdc! Conv I Olp. dr:tl\M' . nc<:. All bcncf 645 1006. compll!xl!S W ii II n g to l r I In o" Add1n11 rrwchltat• & ba~1f Appl)' to Ruth or Olclc . 881 l:enter St • C M 2.4 Yn t'Jtl)('r tn mcch I Call or apply In person var1ou3 m achines & typini: ,kills rl"qd' E:.t ~Newport Blvd c M ~~ drafllnj f'rep11rln11 Cene.raJOff1ce THE IRVIME co. ronbl'I.. Some heavy hrl· AIDE S42-<AA Ellicmt~nnK &t Plann1n.: t'njlnffrln1t1 druwlnjt& & IEGISTIAR urn Camelback ma. XJnt workmg cond & _,..., t'lrm or OnnRl' Ca Xlnl COOl/llUIF hto~ from cniilneertnii Newport Buch 644·6796 boner. Apply ll·J Na Needed for ho11p1tnl btllrr .. . Automollve Mt'cbantl: Ml&31 ha\ rt "' l'r 3 yn t'X ~r ln JOUrUt')'M•n die i.tl eq1.11p SlWfi Sl &clllkt't'pt-r l l•n«!r'a.l off \anrd worli for bu ) !Mldtnl ronlral\UI Al trloidl\<e o/(1co In lnbtc l'a,ttull. p..y11bJcti, blJI 11\P. aJ1.UJ• n·~p1Jon~l hi~ t)'v1n1 Jluun 11 !I no!M. 11ketches1... h1youli lnltteSUng ~II.Jon pro-tionul l!:d ucat1on. 4401 rellef lCU/all noors Ali wor ... ng ('Ood & Ce> oon~f Coov11l llo"p t\Xl)t'r pr11f 1 d Cil&lllna home atudcnti. Equal 0pPort Employer 8 Al)pl ,, __ • "-nl 8a)'Vll4w a.wlnK'. ntc ra uor ~ 1 1rch S t. Ntwpo rt &hlftsavall Mui.t bt'de J•-G• .. ui uvu.1 J:Y"" b L6'Ch'I 1chl backaround fOt' ft(!al Etltate tram ng Boarh, 4ntar O c peodable & ha v.-rt'f1 •-- g':v lot1p ~ T unn. pref'd. If you quuhfy hrm. Dut1u11 Include ICEYPUMCH Airport I. ~qual Op Skill asscssm\•nt Lt'Kl~ l\Un P(lrsonnel plea•. call for an in phones. typing. filinl(. Supcrvlsor·o perator portunity Employer arc given Group "' IZS B:tk~rStreet. ~ btndlt• Apply Sad dlebi Vallt•y Un1ht-d hool 1>11• 2~\ l>ulm IX, Wwi YlrJO * 1234 Aul~V'° AULO (lody R"1M'lfl At.JI t Mttbal'IJc.' Mullt hllVCI oveor 3 >""' ~x PM' u1 :ioumeyman bod r opalr/pulnlln C IK'rfMm m~b r •P t; rn111nl Ill Vt'IHdl''\ $917.$1188 mQ • ~1K'(1t" A~ Sadl!Jl'bad1 \lallt") llnH1e.•d Sc-boat Dltt ~l Oasl'IOO Dr. Mi-. v ~Jo. 5ltll-l%.134 ~UTOftAlTS COUNT&.MAM J t~ ~luy Lo A~Jc for Mna Joo Ml 'IW BOlllEEPER Wt!ll ntablathl•d Ex c-cutJve Scarth, net'da full time boottket•ptr Som f' I ) p In I , ( u 11 bc-nchu., plt!uant at moapbue SHO-UU ~ ull G len.n OlM-n ur rtd Bavl) al 644 IH74 IUSIOY lmrot-d <IP<'Dll'l l fo r bQlbo)' po!til\IOD, nil~. •:XPf'r pm d Apply dal 1-:Xpenen~ pr"renl'd 1), .. , uam. Mt Cua. 2N A~ at 1111~ \'1" t;. lUISC (' M Imp ort s , a e101 ..,.!_ ' ---~hllllUf'Otl' Pkwy . M l'i Bua.boy. luncht!:i! Apply 1n JOn V1~j0 (Avel')' i>ltwy ptr•on. l..e S lti rra tz t'lClt> SH J am Kane. F'UnC'b Rut 414 N. P 11 r l ~ M It r t 7 l 4 J ~ Bl NB. ~00 ~U3. ·-!:""· . cooecs HILPB VI U.toe Satl8u11 af\n HS·~ l(lrvlt'W or ti uhmll rc: gruding & enrollment.a G,,,wlno Newport Beach !IUr an('e ava il TOP ('.osta Mcsa.~.~ i.ume to: Ma r&a r c l Xlnt worklnj.t cond & com~.,·u de.ires an in MAILROOM WACES A!lkabOut othea 17 14 ) 751 ·2510 £01:: '""rk beM•fits. Apply 8·3. An· -v INSERTER ... __ e!1••. Com" in onm M l 1"111 Utl t"·~ .. C:Ahools uo1 Birch dlvl ual wllb 2 years CK· ........ "" ~ .,<' SHILIY LAI IMC ,..,..., ~ '.... pen'cnce. Excellent op 5pm. Mon·l''r1 11., 11.,11,.r. 4 d11.~ wk U.y vl....-w Conv llo11 p ~Tburin, <.: M . E.O E GU.~ 17'""' O'llettc Street. Newport Beach part tim e . No ex WESTCl..I Ft' PBX uuv • tNenr O.C. Airport> portunity & fringe perience. Will tr am ~l An ~wi•ri n i: <oc-r v1C'<' lrvlnc.Co92714 Equal Opportunll y benefits. Call Dean for k Fl 'bl h Nurses Registry 0,,..ratorfull& PIT.Call <.:&UM0"0500BOI-: • an Inte r view. (714 l wor • exi e our:s 1617 Westclif(.Ste209 "" ,... t:mployer . 752.2252 For lnformatiort call Newport Beach _~ __ 356_1 _____ _ l:ook• wani..d. all 11hln!i DIJVBS A I a o o JI e o In a f o r School Ru.". Uc 'd or will m1na1emt"nt t ralnl't' train 4 llr iiuar. $4.04 to w'tcood fulutt w/youna ... o ... c 11 li!J'OWU\a oompany Appl1 11 • r l · &:. ' c. • a m pen.on. lta Barkrr'a, _MIHlll2 ________ _ 212 £ 17lb St . C M •DRIVEa • ~ Expandin& co looluna ror CounL.:.r l(arl full/Ome peot>lc willing tn work. K!bte~ Cleaners 1116 E ~l wear. Good driv· l6lhSC <.: M SCll--4343 in(l rec Over 18 Co Coiater/W.. Aun.ct.. )'Di aJrl, t'/T or PIT Apply In pentoo See Mr R t•l &S. Rothscbllds. 2407 E Coutllwy,Cdm. v('tucll_.,., $2.85 per hr + mct•nt1 ves. Call En c. ~00. ------- CEN'L MAlNTENl\NCE fl42...G!l Ext. 338· 631.Cl610 752·9118 PBX operator'!I. P IT & full Male with transportation L• Techftolo91t Maintenance/ Handymun. ume Will train. to c lea n fast food WelllralnccUechnceded beacharea.Mature.Apt NUllSISAIDl 646~ machines. 5 days per for El Toro lab Mon thru + salary. No children week. Early am, 3 hrs Fri Call 770·3897 or Reply lo Box 1197. Daily ORDstUES per day . Sa l a ry + 492-7~. Plfot. P.O. Box 1560. ABOVEAVERAGE mileage.673-7632 C.OStaMesa92626. STARTING WAGE Laguna Beach Apply to NewPort Conv Girt Friday. self·staner. xlnt t ypi st. good telephone personality. Non-s mok er . $150 wk 5tart. Call Cor interview, 556·6981. Wind ow Designs, 3195-D Airport LoopDr .. CM. MOTOR ROUTE Maintenance, lite. days Center. 1555 Superior Daily Pilot rout e in Appl y '" p ers on , Ave,NptBch. Laguna Beach & South Newport Dunes, 1131 Lagun a. Afternoons. Back Bay Or, NB. CFC/CASHIER .i.-•nh "'-id Noexpenence n .oqwred Mooday "'"""fli .. ~ ay MAIMT-HAMDYMAM Many co. benefits incl plus Saturday and Sun· Apt maint. in building profit shann1E. For appt day mornings. $450 per clean-up, CM. NB area contact 8111 Munson. month gross profit. SSO Cash dennalt reqw red. Truck or van necessary. 644-1380. _.... f 30 to 40 hrs wk. Some ---------Call 642·4321 as k or exp. needed. 842.1603. OFFICE Help. "1mg. typ. Circulation. Leave your mg. phones, etc. f'ltame. •PBXOPR• Pooilioa\ available for re· h :;ible tnd1v1dual with gciod phone personality Able to work nex1ble hrs EnJOY good company benefit~ Apply 9am· noocl, Mon Fr 1, P er$0n . nel MARRIOTT HOT&. 900 Newport Center Dr Newport Beach Equal Opp Emplyr M/F BUS DRlVERS ror CbN· Cowic:n Au\O~patt taan •<'boot We wall 2P/Tcourters (freeway) Onver. Bus dnver·sub Over 21 yrs. Uc. or wlll ronslder tralnee. $4.63 hrly. Apply Saddleback Valley Unified School DlsL 2S631 Dlseno Dr., Mw. Viejo. 586-1234 Name, Address. Phone MANA GEM ENT applica· $3 hr lO start. S48·5543. Number and Make or lions now being accept· Of . . MICHAHtC YW train . Apply •t 18835 for parctl d e live ry Due to grand opellln~ or Brooll:hurst. i"ln \'ly. service for lucal cor· ·--------•I our2ndloc.OAM lsoffer <.:aIJll0-7831. porate headquarters. GtR1. FtllDA Y $ I 000 Xlnt opportunity with N.B. firm for outgolng &lrl who is familiar wlnll secretarial & gen 'I office tunes.ions. Must be sell· motivated. mtelligent. have fast accurate lYP· ln1,, skil~. strong or· gaJUZatiooal skills & the ability to work indepen: dently. Xlnt company benefits. Mon ·Frl. 8:30-5. Please call E leanor, 752-7591. Car. Good ror student or e d Kentucky Frie d race Manager , 1ns1de Perm PtT Ins. OH. m retired person. Chicken _ Edwards & sales. No experience Hunt Bch. Female 20135. Edinger H.B. Contact necessary, wlll train CallCmdy962.7756 _ Landscape Supervisor. min 3 yrs exper, must be able to super. & inst. sprinklers, do plantings, also seed or sod lawns. Muat be willing to work hard. 675·7633 Call anytime . f d. ils 894 l'>l\c Pref 2S yrs or older IJ'\l lO a respon person :i Call Mn. Hilger,661'1211 position mgr, part CARPETSALESMAN M/F. E.O.E . mechanic Vollcswagco. Exper. for Shores In·--------- Xlnt opport. 1f you hke to l e r 1 o r s C a r p e t CPA, small company is be your own boss. Sm in· Wuchouse. 2650 Avon. looking for exper CPA or vest It tools are re<fd 642·2'l55 PA: Ground '1oor OP· c; rth Portun.ily for qualified . wir salary. l"or ru er Cashier morning hours carreer minded person. inlo~eue call75M571 Mon · Fri. Apply In Xlnt salary & benefits. AutoServ.I Bus Driver person, Standard Shoes, Mon/ Fri. 714/64().2009. Perform routine PM 3077 So. Bristol, C.M. wort 00 auto eqp, Ure re· 540-5611 ~UMaint full Ume. ex· P81J' etc. Ability to dnve per required. Salary "~ CHIEFncH SJ.50 to S4.00 hr. Com -~ bus. S84Wl026 mo To work 1n Ml&sion Viejo, mensurate with exper. + Benefits. Apply by Calli be, 6 yrs exper in Apply Sun Sail Club. Sept. 19. Saddle back all ptui.ses ot laboratory 24752 Toledo Way. El Valley Umf1ed School procedure, call 64().0140 ToroS86-0860 OuL 25631 D1seno Or. ask for Margaret. Miss. Viejo. 586-1234 Dance teachers, ballet. Auto •--~ R&R Ouldcare, CDM. 1 child, lap, disco & beUy dance. · ':'~· man. meals, lite hslrppg. Live-Newport Beach. Call expenence preferred. mor P/T 67>7355 Mrs. Herbert. 64>9701 MUST HAV E OW N ----·-------------- TOOLS. Call 548-2288 Deputy Clerk wanted. Clencal position availa· Babysitter wanted, my ble immediately. Re- home. weekdays, Irvine. quires 1 yr clerical ex· 552-0321. 644-8292 ____ 1 penence. 40WPM typing. Banking $669-$865. 833-0411, ext. Sou1hwest Bank, 800 260 ror appt. Orange GleMeyre, Laguna Bch. C 0 u n t Y H 8 r b 0 r 497-1771, req's New Accts Muruc1pal Court. E.O.E. Rep/full or 1>t·llmc1·--------tellers. Aslr ror J oan. E.O.E. Banking --~-~PltO~OP!ttATOR bperieeced With additional clen cal <iutjes. Xlnt bene fits. Irvine National Bank. Call Janel, 833·3700, E.O.E. Clerical •JR. CLERK *SR. CLERK *CLERICAL ~ST Varied jobs with & walboul expel". in good of c surroundings. Ca II to-_________ ,day!!! Bankin. HO FHS ~ER ~0~ office • Eves & Sat. Exper. Prt!f 0 overload Please contact Kathy Amburgey, California 557-0061 Federal. 3333 Bnst.ol St, 3723 Birch St N B C. M. Call 540-4066. Equal F,qual OpPor E~p.loyer Opport Employer. BANKING DATA ENTRY Ac~Cleric Permanent p os1t1on available as a video dls· play terminal operator tor Bas 1c/f'our mini computer . Some ex · perience is desirable, but will train indiVJdual with demonstrated typing ac· curacy and speed. Hours approximately 2·9PM. .W.o.rk ln pleaaanl en· vironment with good company benefits includ· Ing 2 weeks vacation after one year, company paid group Insurance. credJt union. etc. Apply at ORAMGIE COAST DAILY PILOT no W. lay St .. CM between the hours of 8:00AM-6:00PM Call for appointment please 642-4321,ext.277 Equal ()pply Emplyr DWVERY LOAN SECRET ARY PIT, :Y-9 Mon/ Fri. Mui.L Ken or eta . ......., 5S7.a324 or <714,523•4115 Plant leasmg co. neeas Management eves&wknds house plant tech for PEOPLE P ERSON · war ehous ing, tnst alla· Opportu aty a I ror t1on. & maintenance Exec looking for p/ t as-d 1 n 11 v 1 M~n· Fri a 30 to 4. 30. soc in wholesale supply rnam1~ rental a~ent cc-7-0'"'' · · Lit' req d, com miss on .,.., wv CalJMr.Hall642·1634 ly Nolan R.E.494·9424 •---------Pl.AMT DIJVEaS Men or women 2S yrs o1 older. Know the coast CJUes. Net $L80 a week or more . Orange Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. He rrmann. Fountain Valley. <No o( Slater b e twn Newhope & Girl Friday. P IT,. Fri. Euclid) weekends & holidays. 1__. e--~ MANICURIST Pl·tame. ORDER CLERK. vane<1 _,.,..~ .... ,_, needed 1mmed. THE d .... · 1 c •• rr AirportareaNB.Excell. HAIR HANDLER S ..... es m sm ,,, o c typing & shrthnd skills. 642-8484. for sharp pt-lime per<1on SUPHIMT&IOINT ror loral church. full time Good s alary & ~ benefits Exper nee. Call 631-281!0 DRIVER WANTED Good phone personality. S3.50 hr. 714177().2689 Ability to tak e c hrg . Call betwn !>·2 daily . Salary open. 975-0782 MANICURIST THE LOOK. ~500 SUNDAY ONLY To dell ver DAI LY PIL<Yr bundles to car· riers in Laguna Beach area. Re<Juires van or large st.ahon wagon and a good dnvlng !"ecord. Call. 642-021 Aakfor l>OftW.OntS l!:qual Opportu01t.y Employer HARDWARE Exper'd pt time retail LEGAL SECRET ARY ~ ~!.°a~li~: !:. salesclerk. Laguna Bch For N w Pt Cent e r p 11 c a t 1 o n s f o r 497-4403 Corporale attorney, xlnt manicurist. 1610 W. West skills required. Pleasant P.C.H. 675-6070 Hone lovers • Opportuni· atmosphere, salary com· ty ,of a lifetime · me n su r ate with Beautiful Newport q ualiCl calions. Call Beach 4 acre Back Bay Barbara 64(). 7035 Estate desires groom to --------- care for its registered U9UOR STORE quarter horses. Room & f'lll·U~ days, mature. board for you & your exper'd. Apply in person. horse. Pvt showring. box 89S w. 19th St. C.M. MARINE HARDWARE W a r e hse m gr, knowled~e of all warehsc acttvll1es. 10c l ud1ng customer service & In· side sales. Marine exper pref erred 642-4800 s ta lls · A dre am . Previous horse care ex- perience manda tory. Call '714 )759-0909. MftetincJ Sec'y Ute assembly work. male to d iv. sales mngr or or female. Arrow Mfg. stat ew ide financ i a l Co. l365 Logan Ave. CM. srvc's firm. XJnl growth EARNING ENOUGH Housecleaners, Tues-Fri. _54S-t978________ oppor. Typing 65wpm. 8·3PM. Applv Tues-to-Yi ---------eitper nee. Call 40-0123 IMCOME! ~ R ed 11·2 at Janice s agA Y LOAM ......... eSEUel!.._ Join an exciting com· Ann's 1770 #D Orange ,.._ ~ . COUNSELOR New H.B. spa needs al· pany with unlimited In· Ave. CM. ctJ 1 d . , come potentia l & op· A..1!9§'tion is a '!f•l. for a t.ra ve a tes 1or mass· portunity. Free st anding Housedeaner.s. $.4 hr. person woo has Ole de· ~uons:Noexp. bualdinglnmilliondollar P!T. car .n ecessar y . sireto joinanageress1ve nee. Will train. Day & location. Immediate GmghamGirl.645-5123 mortgace loan co. doing night. FUU & pit open· o pe.olng for h .l g hly HOUSEKEEPER wanted bustness In So. Orange mgs avail. Call 963·7723 mouvated, expenenced . . Co. Calif. Real estate or 840-JlOO lOem-lOpm 7 '& inexperienced people. to live-m. 2 pre-school I 1 c e n s e r e q u I r e d . Days. PART TIME Portrait Photographer. e xperienced 1n h ne Portrait photography EVENINGS Please -;end bnef 1nfo. & phone number to Box AduJta with outstaoding. •198. Daily Pilot. P 0 attractive personahties Box 1560. Costa Mesa, who el\joy work mg with 1_Ca~l_if_92626 ______ _ kl4s Stan at S3 SO l)t'r hour Phone 642·4321 t:xt ~-B~~l!:EN 4 00·5 00 PRESS HELP Second pressman. 2 JOJ?.- Jtel"i, cxpc>r only for 4 un· -PM Aslc For Jim 1t Community Full or Equal OpPortumly part lime na&hts. Apply Penn}s -.vt-r. 1660 ___ E_m_p_lo_y_e._r ___ 1 Placentia Ave. Costa !'t1esa PART TIME OMLY Must now be employed & PRODUCTION free t.o work m my small TRAJNEE appliance busane~s of aar tor smell manufacturer. treatment eqwp. M·l". s hipping. 1ns pect1ng . S.LOpm or M·Th 6·10pm & UPS, etc Will lram ra&_ll_t sat 9:30llm·2:30J)m S400 persoolor atrp'hases-AP. mnthly sal o r profit ply an person 9am-12 on- s ha r 1 n g progr am. I.)' 837 w 18th St .. Costa wtuchever you pr<>( No Mesa. exper nee, some mn~r•-------- opPor avail. For 1n PIT help. Mon·f'r•. Super 1£rv1ew call alt t pm. Sandwich. 675 Paulanno 979-3861 Avf'CM 54~7 ExcelJent training pro-children. 536·2403 aft Preference will be given --------- gram tuiUon a.sslst.ance, 3PM to college g r aduate MAT URE W 0 MAN full Ome manecrer. call llousekeeper-11·ve o ut w/prior eicpttlnthefield p/tame to welcom e Part ----------Ptll lk ,_get paid .. or fm· anc'"', r-al e~. 1·n· newcomers & .<'ontact ·llme Plt'kertsorter. me. wa .,.. manager now for con· Balboa P oint area suranc·e "or av .. Aou t1'na. merchants. F1.ex1ble hrs. & Packer. neiuble hrs. roral,teamproJeetto m· fide nllal Inte rv iew Reference s please. Xlnl sal/com,;;"8 chedui'c Need <'B r. hle typing. for shirt wart house ~~~ ~.~:~ts~r~~ 963-5671 67~5611. permits unltm1t"d 547..J095. Vel')' clean work. Call reaJ estate Education ASST. DIRECTOR HOUSEKEEPER 4 hrs per day 1$75 per w1') or 5 hrs per day IS93.75 per wk >. Mon thru Fri. Ho~sework, laund, s hopping & c•r· rands lor busy pro· "' '154·1371 hr. no sell.ing. Work 4-6 personal growth & 1m· Medical rerepllooist. aH hrs per day. up to 3 wks med income. Seftd re· Croat office work. Ex· PARTTIME Apply tn person only, sume to G. Kaufman, 620 per'd or tr~. Contact WEB. ENDS Wed. Sept 20th. Thur Newport Center Dr, Sle M.S. C.ocbran847-8549 EverySundny and Every Sept 21st, 9·00·12noon. 211 Newport Beach, Ca other Saturday and Sun Pomona lst Federal Sav· 9266() Medical Ofhce. Ge~)'I as· day morrun(ls. Dnv<>r 10 m~. 9029 Garfield, Just fessional. Must have own --------- slSllng. Will train. Full or drop bundles of Daily ea.c;t or Ma~noha. F v pl·time . Lite typing. Pilot lo earners. MuM Set-!\1rs Clark Commercial & install· CLERICAL h ~Ye ow n t rans P . ment loans, bank exp 531~. NaUonally known educa· r eq . Contact J o hn CUSTOMER uon r1rm has opening in trans & refs. 64<>-6960 Spanish helpful. Must be LOAN PROCESSOR able to work eves or have van or large st a Lion k ea 1 Est ate 0 r r 1 c e with secretarial skills for knds 548 7771 + good dnvmg rc·cord managert salesman for Spencer DELIVERY MA N-For their corresponde nce 640.5100 SERVICE ~ly LA Times home de · subsidiary. Functions In· Housekeeper wanted. Refined lady to live-In. Priv. room /ba. Sml salrary. 644-8819 Mortgage, Broker Loan _w ___ . --· -----Call 642·4321. ask fo r nf?Wofr1 ce Part1t11ne ok. Co. Loan bckgmd pref. H~rry Seeley or Don Libera l compensation livery route. economical <'I u d e conduct I n~ AMERICAN car required. Adlts only . l(raduate surveys, pre· Nr. Fas hion Isl. Ph: Med. Offic• At.St. Williams . plan. <..:all after 6 pm. 644-882il. FuJJy exper In front & 548-8348 STATE BANK Ir you en joy working 2lh hrs. per day, no col· paring school approval Housekeeper . h ve-in. 2 NEWPORT BEACH with people via heavy lecting. $375 mo. net take applications, wrlt111g an· children <7 & 91. Drive _E_;q_u_al_Op_p_E_m_p_lo_y_e_r_, telephone communlca· home. Weslmln 638·0l2G dtoredltinl(lnstructional Salary/rm/brd. Sandi MA C ~~JE~ H 0 p Beauticians. Opening fo r lions, have good typing H.B. area. materials, implimcnting 752-7663 . ... _ ... _. itb kills eed t J i & carryin g out a d · --------.--Plastic fabricator has .... 1r...,,.1gners w some s •we n you o on OENTALASSlSTt\NT minlstratlve procedures. House~eepers. pt·lame. openings for machine loUowing, M. or F .• In us In an entry level posi· Cbainide, expenenced Teac hing a nd/or ad· Bayview Convales~cnt shop tramees. Apply m busy growing salon with Lion w1tbln our Customer F\aU time, busy group minislrulive ex per & BA Hosp., 2055 Thunn. C.M. person. top ~mission. Contact Servi~ department. En· specialty practice 1n E o E 642 350.5 Suiy, 847~ tails all general office Newporl Be ach. Non deArce required M A _._. _. __ . ____ _ ---------• duhes lncluding filing. smoker. 644-0595 degree helpf.u~. ~alary Housekeeper. live In. refs. KE'NNE~~R~LASTICS Beauty Operawr, must be expediting follow· up. based on quahfacataons & no children. over 35. experienced w/Redkan Growthorientedpaeition Dental _Asst, ma.lure. exper. Send resunl(• lo: Rm/batb/TV .673.904.2 173'72Eastman St.lrv. products: Fun s alon. Wlth excellent benefit energetic, exper m all Personnel Dept, P 0 . ---------MACHIMISHOP great Hunl. Bch toe pack.age.Apply phases. Busy quali.ly Box 2820, Newpo rt HOU S EKEEPER · TraloeeforMSpreclsion Please call for appl, WestminBterof(c. Form-Beach, CA. 9'l663. Equal Exper'd, English speak· grinding. Xlnt co. 963-0717 U.S. DIYEllS terview554-5771. Opportunity Employer. ~ng prefe;rf~i 1own benefits. & rapid a dvan· back for specialty office PASTE-UP in F ashion Isle Fu ll time. 64().538(). PERSON Models & Escorts Masseuses Female . Top money. Must have car. 631-2140 with at least t year ex· pe nence. pre(t>rably news paper Excel lent compuny benefits Apply between 9AM & 61'M. Monday thr u Frid ay Ask for Paul Ward or David Gullerrez ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT 642·5682 ~w. Bay St.. REAL EST ATE S ALES f't::RSON Nt;~OEO Personal nt tenllon. expert mst.rul' tion & profesl!IOnal al mo6phere are essential Ul(lrC<hentS for your sue ress Contact u11 ror con f1dent1al 1nterv1ew Royal Properlie• 642-1830 . ' I ~· It I I t- II :> !I r Boatbuilder:customboat 3323 W.Warne :-f:NTAL RE CEP · 'Execu-Uvesecretary wllfi ransp. u -me. cement for right person.---------yard needs experieoced Santa Ana, CA. 92702 TJONIST bk k pg. ex per. NB. ,_m __ 9045_______ Let us bear from you to· carpeot.ers, laminalors & (714) S40-8010 lligh quality office needs Salary open. 673-26621•--------day. Oeltronic Corp, 929 mechanics. P ·SQuared exper & friendly recepl. _a_n.vU__,,..m_e_. ______ INSPECTOR Baker St. Costa Mesa. Boats.541·2873 . full lime. Good sal & Experienced salearmon ·~~T.~*e14·~·~~ij;i;j(jiij.~l:=;.::;;_f9.~ ~:~~ 4~~~~!!!!'!!~~~~·-~-· ~ IC~~ • " :· • Cost.a Mes11 GA RAC E SALf~ ad!! an (!;qua} ()pPortumty j the Ou1ly Pilot bnng hap-1 l',mploycr py results To place your <.:lassiried /\~li~-OJl~ rlra wing card} ph~ne --~·~,..,.G»$:illl ~;_~ --" -· M'l~ MV2$ ~ .1 Jt.lJR-m e n s~-wo; 1"s mm~need or an ---------Gas & diesel yaehl ---------_, ecept. fashion &11portwear. Ex· inspector with up lo 6 MACHINIST Growrng service. elect., pumps & Good opport for in· cellent. epportunity for months previoms exper.. Medical device lab hus 2 MOVIE & TV EXTRAS sys. Must have actual job CLERKS telligent creative person growth. Salary rlexlble. preferably In plastics. N E E D E D B Y t"xp, wtrrrnt yard ror receptionist ln dental Please cont.act Mario or Xlnt Co benef incld'g immedopeningsfor: H 0 L L y W 0 0 0 Blackle's Boatyard specialty office. Salary Carver. 54a.6128 pro(it sbaring. EXPEalMENTAL C~TlNG DlRECTORS 673-61134. UTOTEM rom me nsurate with Please apply in person or MACf11MISTS Guaranteed results. over Openings Now Available a bill ty & ex per. p h Fodory Help call weekdays 9-llam & Candidates must have 5,000 jobs filled this yeur Bookkeeper. full time for exclusive jewelry store at S.Coast Plaza. Call Mr. deCordova. s.40-8101 IOOQHPIMG P/Ume. Bookkeeping, l.YJ>U\& and 1en'I ok ex pr reqW'ed. CPA firm ex- perience a plus. 645-6441 r -----·-·""- 1 ••. ~.r.· i I -.... '~ '1.-•'' ,, 4 "'4 ·-· 1 Businessmen •I/ JIOU art do ing ' bu1a ne1• undtr a f'icrltfoau Buu neu , "lamt you an rttpdred 1 1>11 taw f Bu.nntH and Prof~UioM C4de. Sec. I 17900 to J'lUJ J to ftU: o . 1 F'rc t ltrou• Bust ntu Nam~ Stot~tnt and I ha~ fl publahtd tor four cOMCCl.it1ot' wt"tks I WE at the DAIL'I' PILOT can help u111h bolh. Call IM LEGAL lDf:PARTMt:NT at 542 021 1':r1 332 /or ! /urthtr m/ormolron 'or full or plllme cl""o.n 544-5636. l2to I pm only. Top wages & benefits for 1:30-3:30pm. Margaret s+ yrs. related exper., alone. ~-SlOO per dV11lyCH '' ... ...., h tr 1 ,._ i ed wortt fro blue pr1nts accept~. Yrly fee. E on 2nd &c 3rd shifts. No 0-..r•L ..a.e5T s op a n .... s. mm Dark. m • VI 0 E 0 . C ,\S T I NC '""• ~ -opening for r1ght person. SHILEY 1 ""IS verbal lnstrucUon or In· ex per necessary -we FIT. cllrside & front ore Call 54S-040J for lnCorrrua · """' formal sketches. Must SERVICE (7141 761·1244 t.raln. ~.dvan~ent 0~ exper pref'd. X-ray Uc u 0 n & Inter v I e w . 17600 Gillette have fabricated new tool· _ext_94_. ------ port':"llUes w e ~ _nec __ ._Ca_ll_M2_·6880 __ . ___ 1 Dell r on I c Corp .. 929 Irvine. ca 92714 Ina & repair exlslllng --ea.YMAM qualify. For information n -"•"St C M 54c:l\.tM Callm-0600E.0 .E. toolinaooproducUon ~-~ t.o our ne.areet market Desk clerk/hotel : apply In _._..... " · ' ~ I~~~~~~~~~ We offer xlnt Co bene'r In· Full·Ume, mature male or cont.act the personnel person, 7 AM to 3 PM: F/C BKKR for CPA Firm cld'g profit sharing. over 21. 6 Days incl olfiC"eat day/eve 1hifl. 1555 S. In Newport Beach nrh __ .. -...... ..-...-,,, ... ~•"'--..""~----1111111ai-1111-.,.11111._ .. Apply lo person or by Sat/Sun. Wo rk with U«2LampsooSt CoastHwy.Laguna airpor•. Full time . · ~between t ·30-4 ·30 plants, lreea & delivery OardenGrove537-4840 • _.,-0274 ,,..., _ _.Dark Exper pref'd. S3.00 Hr EquaJOpporEmployer DllHWASHB -·---------_,,. .. ~ · up. Laguna Hills FUUtlmelpt·Ume FEMALE Packager!l. SHILEY LAI IMC Nunery, Inc. El Toro, G o w e r S t r e e t Merit raises. 548·5125. 17800 Gillette 8:»5653. aen '1)'pist. Bu.ti y otnce in insurance company. 39 brawtl.~ Restaurant. Airport 1537 Monrovia Ave .• N.O. Irvine. C/\ 927 14 ar ea. Call manager "" alon .a~i ( 11 C.11979-0500 E.O.E MURSES AIDE 2~5pm,9.'56-Q5.S4. r11Uf'e . ~res u Ex:pu-certified. 7.3, 3·11 ,.__....._W-JA__• time counselor. Hrs. 2·9. lrYlnePeraoonelAgeocy Couotry Club Conv --......... Oisp•tcher. expene nc:e 642-3630forappt. 488El7thCost.a Mesa Maids Needed. Tides Homc,549-3061. Sdlool preferred, age 18+. App----------Suite~ 642-1470 Motel. $3.25 an Hour. Earn uP to POO per wk. ly at 0 & W Towing. GENERAL HELP -----P1Ume MUISES AIDES Low tuilloo. Placement _642-__ 1252_______ FUil or P/T for small ~~----494·2'94 7.3 & 3·11. Expcr'd & -e-:.o 7519'""' wholesale & magic co. 20 J•ua90Rt•L trainees. Mesa Verde ---.. · ..... Domettlc Llve·lD. mature .. _pr wk. Shipping & re· ""'' "" MAID WANTED .... ., ""--1 I A I Conv Hosp, 661 Center St, C n.-at_ houaekeepertocarefor2 cetv . d~t. Apply Prr.-N""i1..omw vkaip Balboalnn.$3.hour.105 CM a .. ldtr...,..r • c hlldr•n In l ovel y "'llAM. den'• u a0 lc 11•.. or ays MI "' 67587~n ea n1 uranac n Y Laguna Beach home. Waod~W. l7lhSt,CM. " MURSl~AIDl L di 0 C t "' tr" •• " well. Mission v' i~o/ 11 n .:x. · "" ~tee bureau hH Ol>ftft· Refs. Ph (714) 494·8681 . Jrv/CM /Npt areas. all Maid wanted. Seacllfr Ralelah Hilla Hoipltol, ing for 1·2 yrs exr.cr · CHHlllAL HILPU 9am·l0pm 979·3&2. Motel. 1661 So. Cst. tlw Y, E s N 8 ~~:!~~~ ; ~~~s ~~ ~~~~.wa:~~e~~a!:n : ~~! :~~ 1~~~)~e~y~~ JANITOR Laguna &ach. 49M892. ~~~· r.~&~~. t . · OS· POWER VS, Jct.. & spider ar>d read ln the /own tranap 7 30 l oo Routine custodt.al lask1>. M a l I c I t' r k I -·RSI~ AIDIS J ECL. IBM 37ott43 Dally Pilot Claumed Mon thru: Pri. Cali fOll·timc, frlngcis . Ena wurhouuman ... ~ull Ftt/T. All shtfl!I. Pre w/commun1callona. Xlnt section about Mlsa Muf· 644.5670. apeaklns. Apply 9· 11 l1mP. Good benefits cenmcatlon claues or facility & frin•e benertt11. fet's 1\t(et and boulbt ll Mon-Ffl, Linwllco Labs, Publishing Co 1n NB rerect. HB Conv•le~cent Tu o Sat. 3 : 3 0 pm · for •. 95. You can 1ell G E N E R A L ll48Nwpt Blvd, C.!f. art a A" es 1 8 2 4 Hospital 847 3:5l~ midhltthl. E.O.E. lnle· your tulfet and Iota ot WAREHOUSE SI,\ day r-~ 8rat~d Data. 2283 other lhlnl• lbroucb wk, Larry Morttan Anti· 'Ille rut.est druw In lhe P'atrvlew Rd ., C-.111 . Dally Piiot ClaHlrted qtJe!.' ffi4) 984·2A53 LAr· ~at. a Dally Pilot ~ Adi. c.116f.2..5178 ry/OaJe OUAUted Ad . 642 5618 W/\NT ACTION" Clu lied Ad.II 642-~8 1'-ade your old :.tu!r ror new 11oodlu with 11 Classified a.d.. 6'2-:W,78 \ DAILY PILOT \ L RECEIVING CLEll AT·t:AS~ IN t-'ASHION ISL.AND NEWPORT 8F.ACJI Ras an opening in Its reci!.iving de· parlment. 8.30 to 5 30. Monday lhru Friday PUill CAU. 644-1170 W11~1 AN. tor tr Kobaut .._.,w ... ct 7tOO ~~~':.~ ••••• ?!~~ ~~~ ..... ?!~~,~~~ ...... !!~~ Monday, September 18.1978 o:,::;:rli •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• •Stnlce Statio11• SToat ROOM MGR H.tp W..t.d 710 .............. 1050 Equiptftlnt 1015 sAUS cun-c......-1"-" ~ 11.U ..... jXllOX on.....,., ..t MC. DltVBS-U.•~• Above optmlngs F tT.' Min S3 hr. Neut a.ppoarunce requin!d MASTlll IWIPllNT 214 Aac•. C.M. 540-tl7J t\&11 &t Purt time utten· W c w 1 1 I t r u 1 o ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• dat\ts. Mat M over 18 MacGregor yMchtll. tG3t WORKERS In chemical Brown 4c ~ltzman walnut XJnt w•ge Apply 11241 Placentla CM. refinery. $3.50 to 11tart. oollee tbl. 2'1 11.60. ::.moku Irvine lUv~. Tustin High Sehl chemistry or alust.op 400·3082 USID IUT NICI Wood & m etal desk~. I BM card files 165. Lcll<'r & Legal rues S75. E xt!c & secretary chrs. SlO·SSO Lit discount on new 838-6534 Supervisor for top name work upe r w/('hem stereo & TV Dept. RM he lpful 7.3 30pm Oak·glai.11 cofl·tblc SOO Servici-SUlion. t!xper at· Abrams. 1819 Newport E.O.E.549-3281. Grn·wht~ wovenwood 1.t'ndunl. Srnlll)' 's Un inn Blvd, C.M. ahde.120. 644·9186 7i. 224$ Horbor Blvd C'.otilll Mes a. TIU.IRS SerYlce Sys.._. Immediate oJ)finings for ....._..._... tunuture. ~-•• ~woodentrundlebedw/3 C.E.SURPLUS •••••••••••••••••••••0•• la rge drawe r 'I u n 2044Placentia.CM ........... 10 5 derneath. & bookc·a:1e 631·2177 •••••••••••4••••••••••• headboard. $125 494.~111---------1017 T CHl .... E eves. •••••••••••••••••••••• SLO MA "' Antique Burl walnut cof· PARROTS. Moluccani. SALE fee tbl 1750. Mah<>g con· Cockatoo& $700. Med A 8Ubsid1ary o f De l shurp personable tellers Monte Corp. hns im Sa vings & Loan l'X medh1c.e openlnp for ux periencc preferublo Pull per. inst.ltutlonul cooks & part tame ne1:dtid Nonsmokers only· p:oc Irvine Savings & Loon DPylime hrs. Phone Assoc. 752-2600E.0 .1':. ~~~~~~~~~~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~1 R N I C U . 7 a 3 o. ~·rrcl11ry tnercl)tiun1st. 556-3SlO Ext. 280· row Truck Drivers ex· -EXPf:Rl l!:NCl<:O ONt.V I" Umt>/36 hr wk, Typing Service Station Atten· ~·d T A I SEPTEMIH sole & game table Circa Sulphurs SSOO. Mexlcun OML y 1800. $400. Make offers. dbl yellow heads with Anllqu.e Music Boxes . 642-8552 large wrought iron cage. Ra.I ~We Saleti •; 1riw•-COOKS & COUNTER PERSONNEL San Clem••nt~ Ge-llt'l'JI UOwpm . rio S/H nftc dant exper'd--tn7-c&W Top pa_y, 7~~~ 1 lotp • 1141400 l 12:! u t 1).1.4-tt:-& Evea. Full & p/ume . Ap· Ob w 0 WC Mg 642.1252 Cl k spedal $325. Other&. PP oc . &. a· couch $95. Crutches $10. ~l AmHfca11 Steel boal gas tank $l8.1--------- Free 3 Weeks TRAIN I HG _lll4 ply, Shell Station. 17th & ms ay. · SICRETARY Irvine.NB. TOW TRUCK ORlVEH l"'9nMIHoftcll Rug acrubber & polisher & Ot.-. l°'O .... c....,. .... ,...°"""" •AlMolul~ly no prior lndnln1t OI' •xperien('t' n.ecessaey . •Pusonali1C'd t011t ru\'- tion • Prole65iom1l on lhc• )db tnunma. •Up lo 80% t'OITlmlt-toon •Cbo1w of tc.11> orhcr local1UOS. l.W.'1lteg&Mop Wom t•n n•·•·d<-d fo r lloui.ec lc1u11n1 S crv ~0'751 ~lcs Clerk, i:11lMb'd "l11 tJtH\t"f'Y i;torc odb mi.uh· CA.11'S JI. IS MOW ~al~ pen1on, 0Hk1: a.u1.111 AC C 1PT1 MG A,. ly eit~ ht!lpful bot nol PLICATIOMS fOl nee P'ringe hc•nt•fn~ Oroup n1ed1cul. paicl EMf'l.OYM&fT. 11t1ci.llon & ti huliday1> f'or-appl c a ll IJell). ....._ or ._... f'art-..;.7~61_-1_m..:___ ___ ~- f I · i.: & NEEDED Must have ex· ,nl{ln<;~nna~ P uonsn ' ServlC1l Sta. Attendants perience. Must live in Galeries $25 . Dishwas he r $45. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1802 Kettering, Irvine Garage door opener '30. HAMMOND t'l)fli.ultmg firm hull im t3l P /t ime during Cost.a Mesa.'"." ·9638 mt'(I Of)f'nin~ for a 8t?<'Y h .,...., ~/iUnt typing & llk Sii school. Will train s arp 154-1111 675-6258 SPINET ORGAN ~~~~~~~~~}Hid&a·bed. Queen size. Mo d el L · 122 with frainee to l ~arn a ll DEPRESSION E:radishes xlot cond. Sl25/8est Of. REVERB. Owned by 3 ··x~1· Dictaphone exp men. Apply2590Newport ~lpful Apply or submit BlvdCoBta Mesa. phases of custm plastic · set or 30. Pressed · fer. 1188-&482 professional musici.a~ & rt·i.um.: lO J ACK G RAUB CO. attn Person nel 1.25 Buker St. C.M ~.M /F l!:O.E. Serv Sta Help needed im· processor operations. to Golden color · Intricate '"-'•Sale IOSS in excet.len~1n~1t10~. _..,., ""·II or ..,,,t . Apply handle special jobs & oc· pattern. $125 or best. •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• Now asking st o ""'...,, ,.u •" · 1 · l 673-4503aft. l :OOPM fer Call 673·7185 even· 990E.C8tHwy,N.B. cas1ona main enance. Electrolux vac w/cord logs & w eekt:nd s . ~:....::.:..:..:;..:___.=..:..;... ___ I Mustbeabletoworkwell BIRTHYEA R COIN winder SSS. Mr Coffee 646·2158 days CMon SHl,.G/llC'G w/hands. Pay open. PLAQll~. Years 1900 maker SS. Lady Sun· Thurs ) ~~~lr~'::°ii~:pl~!e: g~ Male , exp hlpfl, some '642·11.!M. th.ru 1978. WUliams Gift beam prof. style halri-:-;;....;:__·_• ------ ll k 1118 l 0 p er r 0 rm lining <50-80lbs > xlnt co. rrainee. opportunity for Gallery 1832 Newport dryer $5. Electric root erfect cond. Wurlitzer lil> )'OW' Own ~i. Wllh d top notch profet1Ston aJ or ganiz.atlon t1.. doy coslt10111; S-cltti.. OVI I l t-.to2PM. si.>erewri:il duties ror 2 benef 1i:tfr~I ofc. CM . young person interested. 6'2-6526 massage r $2. Electric Ebony Baby Gra nd t'll(S -Mnu~en;.SalaryS850+ Ca ll M1l he aft 9am inanoptical-mechanical Ard.en 8010 percolater $1. Electric Piaoo.$2000.548·4362 '1ftL .. -64.S-liM>Q d r· ....-fan SS. Small j igsaw $10. DO YOU PLAY E 0 . For appt call career w/estab' 1rm. •••••••••••••-•••••••• 333 E18th St .. Apt. B. CM al nut ~on sole paa~o Katela Realtv ,.. .... u1 &.*'9 , .......... ti_ THI oalf'!. "'M? 752-6300. SHl,,.MG CLERK Co~pl ete l<?ng term FR G HT DAM AG ED wt ma telling bench. Solid ..,..,. tratmng program pro· HOTPOINT SALE. 3308 HorHt 1060 cast iron harp. ex. cond 131-1001 4tl-0442 .... potitloM: .... . lf so. there may be a SECRET ARY Resl°"' ~ ~ea~pers~kint.og vided for seriously i~· w. Warner nr Harbor. ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOOO Orm. 333 E. 18th St career for you at Organ GIRL FRIDAY book WO•a Pg pa . teresled person. Req s <>--ta Ana 979·"""1 Fo Sal 1 r old reg """ B CM ll.Ac-0377 HECEPTIONIST net'tl~ for ort.bodonUBt's offh:e Please send resume lo be II prt of• to worildolilM). ........... Exchange. Openings now k,eeping ex""r nee. caJi for gar~enl mfg. SL xlnt vision , mech ap· .;NU> • ~ r e r, . . "~· . . . '"" available. Previous sales R od L 8 v';°r Tenn 1 s John Knits. 174·22 Derian lilude & willingness to CASH PAJD , Mustang ~~~J'iaoS350. UPRIGHT PIAHOS hcMn.. expenence userul. but 9"19-355() Ave. Irv. Ca. 92713 Call learn. Call betwn 7·9am Ws hr/ Dry r s / Refr1 g Have many-oaks . wlnt we will train you. Call ---------540-7171 forappt,546-0606. workingornot9S7-8133 Mhcela..o.n 1080 2Beautifu1 Stemways Pennysuver. P 0 Box Plew;ebpply 1n persoo at 5874.53. 24001 Allci:i. Mis-thefollowmglocations: Mrs. Jett at The Laguna SECRET ARY G s ST ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tuning & repair SHJPPIN AS I Used Rettig. Washers. LUGG"'GET"'GS PCllll'\~et---Hllls Mall. <'114) 586·7302 Expanding worldwide Weigh bulk vitamins. TRUCK DRIVER dryers. Best buys and A A ~2Sw 19th CM~2 SM>n Viejo. 9267_5 __ -t RECEPTIONIST •. , n ow *Carl's Jr.* SALES homefllmishings manul. prepare documents & Class I lie. Lag u na BestServtce.536--0!lll fromyourbusinesscard 1--' ______ ,,.... __ _ has an immed opening in load truck, full-lime. .Beach Lumber, 494-6538 Send one card for each Raclo. hmng. Neat. P<.11!>~d . alert. indiv. w/light typ· ing a bility to work in dignified mortgage b anking offi ce s i n Fas hion Island. Call Mrs. Garo. 759-1511 or ·a pply ln person. 230 Newport Ctr Dr. Ste200. &Da~ housprocessing serVJ0·cmes the data proces1sin1g dept Eng speaking. Apply or540-a267. c 0 0 k . t 0 p c 0 m b o . tag plus one spare. w 1 e HI' R. Shr"9o 1098 m· e. many r · for an indiv. w at east'l 9·11, Mon·Fri Linwilco W/overhead fan.S75. Dis· return p erm a nent Y •••••••••••••••••••••• puters. Excellent op-yr secretarial. exper. 11 Labs. 2148 Nwpt Blv.d, rruck Driver. Yard Man. hmaster$15.00644·9186 sealed attractive tag dt ~ RYISIO.._. portunity with growing you are lookmg ..!or a C.M. over 18. bldg material strap. meeting airline •......, " Orange County com-challe nglnf pcMiil'1on yd, 25800.Jeronimo Rd. 19.5 Freezer wticemaker l.D. requirements. Pre· Rentals 18951 Brookhurst. FOUNTAIN VALLEY pany. Mininum 1 year w/an unusua benefit pkg ShoeSalesmanorwoman. MissionViejo,581·2300 $275. vent loss & theft! For a Free Delivery saldr. experience. Sales including product dis exper in family shoes. ~l personalized tag enclose LOW AS $IO. MO. 1550Adams Blvd COSTA MESA territory open. Call Dean count. liberal holiday Salkaryr. AP.MPIY incpcrson. WhAJTwasRhESSers.cbooreKaSk.fDa~t· --... -=R-•f_G_El_"'_T_O_R __ wallpaper. fabric or tn4l549-7024 for interview. <714 l ~edule &a highlycom-as or r . a nnon. ., -_. ·•Day Glo" paper & we .. Receptionist-typist Good tyP.ing skills-for busy bwlding contrac· tors. Attractive office in 3101 Newport. Btvd NEWPORT BEACH 752.2252 petitivesalaryplease ap· Hemphill Shoes. 115tl lunch. Vjriouslocalions. Coppertone frost.free will back & tnm your 21 color .TV. I yr warr . ---------•ply in person al: Fashi o n I sle. NB . Snug Hatbor.51730thSt. Sl25.Callafter5pm.A5k tags. Or try two cards free delivery 646-1786. SALESLADY Liken Home Furnishings 644-4223 NB. Btwn8AM·Noon. for Mary 548-6818. back lo back. 843A W 19th St. Exper'd. Gift Shop. App· 7411 Lorge Circle SHOE SALES PERSON. Kefrig. frost.free, wshr-PRlCES 1oats &~ ly, Buggs International. Hunt. Bch842·4444 . . nd W.&fTRESS $2eaor3/S5 s...-1-.. 2CMJWestcliffDr .. N.B. part Ume. evenrngs a "' dryr,4barstools. S 60 .....-r-lrvine Neat appearance 0022Adams & good phone personali· HUNTlNGTON BEACH ty Responsihle posllion. SALESLADY Hours 8·5. M-1". Salary to Z79 E. 17th St. 18 or over . Apply in $833. Ask for Mrs. Jones COSTA M ESA person to: THE SHOW 557·7533 OFF. 22 Fashion Island. 19512.Beach Blvd N Sch Reception HUNTINGTON BEACH --'pt ______ _ ANIMAL HOSPITAL SALES Experience des irable. 21532S. Brookhurst Openings for full time ex- Variable schedule. 20 to HUNTINGTON BEACH pr'd saleswoman. Ellen 40hrsperwkinclwknds . carte r . 131 Fas hion Apply noon·2pm only, F.qual()pty Empl M/F 1 I dM 11 NB 7cn1110 1333 Avocado, behind s an a · · _. Edward s Ci n e·m a . ---------Sales person, perm/full Secret.ary Sundays Pa ul Allan P/time days only. At· 536·42l0 4/5ta~s l. ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXECSECRETARY Shoes752·6468 tract. young, exper'd. 6/9tags $J.50ea G:e111eral •OtO tooffl<'eof Pres .,~ashion S G S Apply in person ~o licyde-1 8020 18ormorTeSl.40e1aud. d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Is le financia l sr vc 's I N Rot.bschtlds, 2407 E. Cst ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sales axlnc e fl DESIGN/llGRAPHIC Hwy . CdM. Sec Mr . NOCARD'! Kayak 14' Fbrgls ota ¥),';:;n:11r;:.:;::i'1t~~: TREES~GNS Reiss. C.f!e & Camnany Draw your own or send lion foam . $150 Call Exec e xpe r pre f'd . accepting appl for sign t'! name. address. phone & 846-9439. Sal ar.y open. C al 1 maker trainee. Wood /UHdlchCrsrs we'll make one card per!;:===::;:;:~=:::=\ 64().()l23 shOp·art bekgrnd helpful Wanted 3,5& lOs pd MX bikes tag. Add 25< each. butnotn~. Call540·7788. won.nwortcen Parts & r epairs all Send check or money or· Secretary I asst ma nage1 ror active upholstery de corating fi rm. Must ~ very personable, in lelligent & able to mak< decisions. 642-8400. SHIPMENT Are you a s tron g makes.Cstmblt.class1c derto: PREP·TRUCK DRIVER physically fit person bikes. PILOT PRJNTIMG •-·1 d b lk looking for s t eady 2470Nwpt.BlvdCM.p o Bo 1560 Weight "' oa u 642.7910 · · x vitamin tablets. delivery e111ployement w I xlnt ~Mesa, Ca. $2626 ....... wthop_pty ??? Boa TING _N_ew--=po"--rt_C_e_.n_ter_. ---; REST.t\JJJ\AN'l' Ume RM Abrams 1819 -Ret!ePt/Typis\., pt-tlme. JACK IN Newport Blvd. CM -==-------- Typing. lite S/H. exper in THE IOX inOrange-&.bACouoties .... 1r" you are. we have an llii..._Mahriah8o-25 0 EM TE full-time, Eng snoeak· -.., PH N A -l Fr°ii~ oppt. fOf' ou in a s table ••••••••••..v•._._....... Terepfione · n ering rng. ma ure. nges. gro~gJmpany!!! Bricks.new.used. machines w/warr. $79. Apply 9· ll Mo n· Fri Work involves assembly Reasonable w/remote.$14.9. THIS -~ BOAT ACTION IS payroll & accts payable desired. 894·056 l How Hiriac) IECEPTIONIST r...aa&,crtTI.- TYl'IST Immediate openings for SALESPEOPLE Retail Store You'll love selli ng our fabulous fashions! We have immed P/T open. ings ror exper salespeo· pie. We offer xlnt fringe benefits & stable employ· ment. Apply in person. SECRETARIES <With & Without SH) TYPISTS PIX Linwilco Lab. 2148 Nwpt & delivery or our pro· 536-4B74 Roger. 750-3791. Blvd .. C.M. ducts Phone <714> & c-ros Warehouse shelving, rull SR. SECRETARY 752·7678 .......... 8030 adjust.able shelves. as-Insur. Co. i.n N.B. seek· W..ted men woirUrs ••••••••••••••••••••••• 50rted bin boxes. rsnbl. Ing exp. sec'y for Pres. & ~~~~~~~~~ Brand new. never used 557-9906 For Buying Or Selling And for the latest in BOATING NEWS cheek our front page Index ~ily. DAILY PILOT Duti e s ·cons is t of a variety of positions. telephone receptionist. Must be 18 and over to typing & filing. Mu~.t.be apply. Salary above Cast & accurate typist. minimum wa~e. Please Posthon provides steady apply in person at any of employme nt. good therollowing locations: salary & benefits. Apply al 17.\Z? Ar mstrong Ave. FREDERICK'S Of HOLL YWOOO Bristol Town & Country 3642 S. Bristol Slreet Santa Ana, CA Equal ()pport Employer Long & short t~rm as s1gnmeots Holiday & vaca ti on pay lios pitalizalion plar avail. Financial Vice Pres. WANTED: No. Laguna lenses. l wide angle. I ---------Good typing & SH req'd. Beach. Older lady or telephoto. (1 > 3Smm. Must sell full container of Sala ry to $900. Good mother of young child to Samigon m a k e . $400 ceramic tile samples. compa ny ~e ne tits . care for & send my 7.yr. value, $275. 536-0519 Decided not to get into S33-8450 okl lovely, well behaved Cak 8035 g;:n=~· Bestorrer.t:::::==:=::::::==;; STOCK BOY Assistant. daughter to El Moro ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------CLUSlfflED full or pl·time. RM school. Your home or Himalayan Bluepoint. Nwpt Bch Tennis Club HCMMS Abrams, 1819 Newport mine. 497-2362/eves. male kits. Show quality. (amil.y Memberstup$950. Irv. :;40-9340 2Z35 Harbor lt.d. COSTA.MESA VOLT Recept/TYDi5t Light traffic &' phones. light typing. no dictation. in pleasant surroundings fl .... 1f>UAAJ-1Y' ·~EP..'IC I•, 3848Campus Drive 546-4741 Blvd, C.M. Refs. required. 9wks. 673-8157 6'4-7009, 754-1801 l~iiiiliiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.ZOSlokerSt. COSTA MESA 5ales REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE lor s ma ll magazine 385 E.17tltSt. publishing company. COSTA MESA Busy office m anager Mature woman. Salary needs help with rea l to S650. Call for appt, Equal Opport Employer estate syndications. No J~~~~· ~7;t.~=~=-:Jl~~~~~~~~~~I exper. nee. Will train. ---------1 Real .Estate license re --------..... RF.5TAURANT quired. Call Ray, Restaurant KATB.LA REALTY BOB'S CARL·s JR. 1s NOW ss1.5311 Hom Of Th A.CCE,TIMG AP-Sales Small appli a nce 8 8 PLICATIOMS FOR st.ore needs ·2 yng ag- <Across From Orange Co. Airport Equal Oppor Employer *Secretaries* Exec Secy $13.200 . F/C BkkprConstr. Employers Pay All Fe~ Liz Reinders Agency 4020 Birch St. Ste Hl4 Newport Beach. 833·8190 Call for Appt/ Es tab '64 8. Bo T H E M E W gressive men FIT. No lg IY . R EST AU R A M T exper nee. As k for Bob. Immed openin{s in our OPBUMG ON AVERY l0·4pm. 646-310~. Mon --------• family res~auranl al PARXWAY. 1_thru __ Sa_t_. _____ _ ~by locali'?f\S· We re· SANDWICH GIRLS M·F. Cl'J!f'e no pr~vious exper. 8:30-12:30. Must have car SECRETARY Join our fnendly team. COOKS & & be neat in appear. Call LIGHTNING ~!!'~~~~,:s today 673-6.134 10-6pm, ask for Expanding Sporting Cool& TraiHH COUNTER Dan or Nancy. Goods maniufacture has 9842 AdamBcshSt., Hunt --Sandwicb & Salad As · opening in Marketing 01'..TE-DA Y • . -. >~partment-for in · J.-.'-seml>lers . pa rt-time divlduaJ with shorthand Waitresses. Waiters PERSONNEL 5am-9:30am. Mu st be or 80+wpm. Excellent S RVJC E & Cook Trainees neat. clean & dexter2 us ~,Wlls . .and.&o t· Doga 8040 Moving Sale. Bdrm set. ••••••••••••••••••••••• kitchen hutch. Mis c Golden Retriever PUP· <>the' items. Must sell. pies. AKC Field & show _968-632 ___ 1 ______ _ pet. S hots . wormed, Bdrm ._ bed dbl raised w/TLC. Xlnt disp. set. ""!g sz · (213) 425-1561 dresser, mirror. 2 nite ~.....:...;.. ___ . ____ stnds.21am ps. t End tbl, AKC German Shepherd woodofrdesk.AmerOak pups. Show background. antq secy, oak s tereo Top bloodlines . Black cabnt, 2.5" clnv. liv·rm and tan. 638-9308 chr, fold dn bed. Welsh sidelrd wthutch. twn sz AKC yellow Lab pups, matt/bx spnngs. plants. 9 wits. shots. etc. 640-0365 eves. 557-4400 -------~-Copiers Hi spd, late mod., Lab pups, AKC. 6 wks. copies anytiung. hke nu Sl.50 ea. Dys 833-7241, w/supphes. S200-S800 830-8879eves. _968-_21_63 _____ ~ FtfftoYoa 1045 PVT PTY-22.3 Cu. rt. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Freezer. gas BBQ. silver t mo. old Sbeltie/Tenier platter, s ilver punc h female. free to a good b o w I • c o m P I e ~ e home. Shots 645-1271 s teno re ll e s tand , ansaphone. office-desk. r.1i1We -aOSO Macrame plant holder & • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • plants. 968-6631 Bncks. new. used. • .dvenoi;erir. may plari• tlw:1r adi; bv ll'ft:pbont• K·rua.m toS 30p m Mooday thru Fndav 1110 noon Saturday l'~'T1\ MP.SA OFrlCF. :!30 W Hav 64<!·S67M llt:NTINr;TON R~:ACH t7K'15 1-k·..tl'h Hlvl1 54().1220 LAGUNA BEACH 1186 Glennt•yro• Laguna f!eacn 494·!146fi SADDLE BACK 2520 La Pai Road Laguna Hills 581·6310 NORTH<.:OUNTV fllal I ret' 54(). 1220 CLASSIAED DEADLINES Du1dhn~ lor copy "-k tll1o ::-S.JO 1> m lilt' da,· bcrorc J>ubJJcat1on. t.<iu t-cpt lor ~undav & Mun tlav f':(lottt•n :. wht·ll <k>adhn1· •~ S.11urday 1:: noon • I I •I' n- ht· m Ct· nt Cl' ,hi m • 11 t () l l:-, 01' rt• ht> 11d P• 1· ... I'd 1\-0 10 nd he by •flS 18 :I !I'· l'l' 1ut a~· :.i~ hL •1r j ·t·~ ·g<i on • zi~~-' • • a.taar. ~lof'-M r·~·•lR!t~··DO.l'MV·..r-' -·~ :· J, ~~·.-:~ ~~~11Cttl ~ OI' *"-'· ~ illCiOAM'l..ori 's Kitchen. 5 a 1 a r y and r r 1 n g e Laguna Hills tin9 mldful.ffme, days SANDWICH SHOP needs benefits. Apply · ~.~ GoOd ~Jk~~\tCire . , C..!f>'.~MUW~s -<l~~·,w-r;.;-_\ ~flC 1e d 4501 Campus Dr, Irvine cmMI nigllts. Must be 18 part-time help 3-4 dys Coote~~ & or ovw to wort& clo5-week aft 12 & 'some U.S. DIVERS --. '--shift wknds. Counter & other 7311EdingerAve,H.8 . ..., • genduties.675-3712 3323W. Warner Santa Ana, CA 92702 (714) 54().8010 w...._ws.Waiten Cools TF'CllMn & Cashiers Apply In ptnOft at the Santa Ana corp bas an im· fotlowln9 location1: mediate opening ror a Equal Opportunity machinist trainee with Employer M/F 154 E. 17lb Sl .. C.M. F,qual Opp Emplyr M/ F so me ex per . in ---------*Carl's nume ri cal control ---'------ machine set·ups. Apply --------• in person Mon-F'rl. after SECURITY OFACElt UST AUIAMT HB., Jr * 10am at 1801 Carnegie St. Position available for re· ·Pt/ f\lllTime Luncbes • SantaAna. · ' liable person w/some Counter/Kltcheo. 18 Yrs. 27092 La'• Seamstress. pt-time. App· law enforcement exper. or ~er. Gower Street MISSIOH VllJO Enjoy xlnt compa ny Restaurant .• Soup & ly In pe r son• y ES benefits . Apply 9A M· .,_,_ .. , ••rnnrt area. Call F,qual Oppty Employer CI ea n er s, l 9 8 8 5 M p .,........ "''""' M/F Brookh HB noon, on-Fri, erson· Mgr. 2-Spm. 955-0554 ·~~~~~~~~ urst, . nel llESTAURANT HRP Att.tlo• H1•11 ... 1tn w .. w.... ,... ... ..,.. Atsaool! Guarantee $3.00/hour starting wage. Part·t1mc poisiUons a va ii abl c , boon are nam-3Pm. In• terviewl! held daily an.er :rpm. ApplY in person: DB.TACO 17ZOSuperior Ave RN'S/ LYN'S AIDES •Y..-Owwlou! Tell us when & where you want to work ... 4t leave the rest to US! Plus top ~y. CHECKS DAIL\'. No lee! Uniform allow! MalpractJce It all other IMu.r pd. by us. Bonus ref program. MBICAL. NASOM48. POOL 134-0401 A natiooaJ nursing serv Coeta NIC'St , CA More families a.rt aeWn& F.qual()ppl.y Emplyr .the campint "buc" this ~~~~~~~~~ year. ll you have • . camper Uutt •s not getting SELL idle it.ems with a .-tell lt now wtth a Dall)t PtJot Clualfied Ad. Qaullled Ad. SECRETARY-Insurance MARRIOTT HOTEL Slate Farm a gentJ. In 900NewportCenter0r Newport Beach . rlJ II N t Be b Time. Some ex pe r . ewpor ac X Equal Oppor helpful, wi II t r a in . EmploYer M/F 64.5-&t'TO SICRETAIY Coostruc\.ion firm look· int for bright self· startint individual. abili- ty to handle phooes, MC· curate typing, correspondence & gen 'l office duties . Cal l 13H717Mpm. SEC'Y /CONTRACTS CO.ORDINATOR Development company in Anaheim req's ex· pertence & top skills for heavy detail purchasing position. Typing 70wpm1 S t ff lOOwpm . Qooo benefit&, salary $1100+. If qualified call 634-4741 ls Your Profession Semi retired coupl~ to HOME REP.AlRS? manage 60 unit adult Old you know you can c om p I e x C M N o place a clasellled ad lJ\ children. no pet.'l. S600. lbe DAily Pilot Service ~~. 631·2950. Directory for a whole ..;:;....--------• month for as 11\Ue aa Sefvice Sta. Attend&nt. Sl.62 per d~y? For more EXpcr'd. F\111 or p/time. intormaUon. caU Apply. Arco Station, 17th 14.2-5678 & lrvtne. CM The DaiJy Pilot offers classified advertisers 24-hour service. Call us at 642·5678 by 5:30 p.m. any weekday and your ad wiJJ appear in the next day's paper. ., Also, if you call by 5:30 p.m. on Friday your ad wiU appear in the Daily Pilot delivered Saturday morning or, place your ad before noon on Sa turda y for S unday morning's paper . Ou r friendly ad-visors make It easy to place an ad. And, you may charge your ad or have u s blll it to your MasterCha rge or BankAmericard/VISA. It only takes a few words in the right place .to attract a buye r. Along the Orange Coast the right place to advertise is In the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 Appliances -OR ( will ---~---- sellor SELL for You. Carpet layer has 6S yds. MASTERS AUCTIOM mulU-gJd shg, 3Syds, gld. 646-1686 & 83]..9625 $2yd.5'8·44S6 Membership In Silent Valley Club & Camp-CASH PAID grounds. Call aft 5pm: For gd used rum, anti-5.56-1538. ques &clrTV's 957-8133 -------- Hid.e-a :beds $154. Reblt ~-Ith toll twm size mattress & .box •••••••••• •••• ••••••••• $50, full u $59. Sterilized full set. $45 King set S65. ~to sax with case, made B&J Mattress 547·5636 m France $250. 493-5114 ERllOllS J\flvt'rtl:.t'n • ~>Uld rht•r k tne11 ad!\ <foolv & rePOrl t'rror!> 1mmt•d1a t t'ly TH lo: OAJl.Y Pit.OT ass uml.\io l111h1htv fllr th .. llrst tn· l'Ol're<'t 1 nsertion on I y <'ANCf:l.l ./\TIONS l When ktlhng an ad Ot' SUI(> tn muke-a reC'ord of •ht• KILi. NUM B f:R 111ven vou b~ vour ad lnker a-~ receipt of voor • ('ant'cllatton Tho" k tll number must be prei.en WCI h\> tilt' udven1ser 1n 1 r11M-of d d1~pult' Custom padded red velvet klngslze h eadboard Fend er S tratocas tc r CANn :t.t.ATION OR w/malch. spread. Anti· $350/bestoffer Yamaha CO R ll f-:CTION o ~ <llK! white chest. $500 or FG 230, 12 string, $l50 or N 1-: w A J) ff .. : .,. off F orrer. ~7953 best orrer. 673·0146. tt1fNNINCi t: ... erv l•fl'l)t I 1~ mt•"e 10 Li.qutdatinl &tate. Fine Bundr. Oboe. Excellent kill or rom '<'t " n«w 1111 quality antiques in ex· coodiuon. $175. lhal ha~ i--n ordert-d. cellenl condition: Chip· 557·6133 '1411 W\' l.'1<nno1 1:u11rnn· b' tt'l• v1 CIC\ !IO unlit tht' :id pendale cocktail ca met, Violin ror advanced stu· hu~ 11ppe11rtd 1n 1 h1· c a r v e d m a h o I a n Y 'Clent 964-3611 mornings pal)t'r sideboard. oak carved t.ono0nfordetalls. a rm o i r e . ca rved ...;;..;......;_.•~"-------oou: A·l.IN¥. API' Belclum bedroom set, ~ ,_...._. & Thl'M· uo~ ure i<tmllv BeauUful oa1c sideboard. ...,..... IOIS <'~ 1n l!OY(•n<'1' ny m .. 11 Mr & Mrs Birdseye .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Otr'.at Jn\>01wofour of •t«•!\ NO ptlOt'le orden A~mol re's Imports . Conference t able w /6 ll\'()dlior a p m Misc:. 4807 Seashore. chairs, $400. Exec desk f)iduy. CO!i,t;a Me~a ot· Newport Beach. 91Am• w1credenu $125. 540--0900 t1<"f' &. 12 noon 111 ult _!9p~m~u~n~til~so~l~d:..· ----liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim II branch ort1c~. Must sell, 2 adjustablo ' Inc. Offic. Fww.. Electropedlc t-cd!i 3 Exec $Ultee or proc- W/Vlbrators, priced Ucally new matching rlaht. 67~. furniture to be sold 1111 ,, HllDHIU'? Help yourMU to a HeaPlnc ulection of Qualified Hopeful• In &he DAILY PILO't' HELP WANTED ADS group. Top quality oam~ such aa Kimball• Myrtle, Gunlock, Mon terl"G,y All<> swivel & side cbrs. Ulblcs. sofas. etc 640-8950 ore. or ~ al\6Pfn. THI': OAll.V l'lt.OT n>•t•rvt·~ tile flllfll II' rl!1,.,.11v •'(lit. een~or Of' ro•l u ~<· •' "" ., d " t·r 11~fl'Wnt 1111<1 to C'h11n~l" tt• ruu·~ & rCJ1ol•1ton~ Wllhoul 1>t1or not IC'e C:LASSIFllD MAii.iNG AOOHU p 0 Ro1t 154l0. ('l!ll :i Mc>~a ~ \ rts Pnt hi~ the nd of ctit 7 I CJ• DAILY PILOT A.eo. W..e.d HtO ....._, hllporled ...... l•,orted ..._ 1-orW Aaftot I --.. .. .-... U--_. t •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,............... • • wy • ............ ......... ... ..... ....... to40 r.... , ... ,.... '''' ................................. ··········•· ····· ...... ··••········ ..................... .. ··-••••••••••••••••••• iiiii~iiiiiiiliii•iii·~-··i•ii•i••1•1•i••1•1•i••1•i•i······· WI WILL IUY IMW t7 I Z W.. 9731 ...... 9755 'fGho 9772 u.colll 9941 YC>UID~TSU.. • .................................................................... ········~·············· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grand laftlt1 '78 CLE.& II.& .... CE PAJDl''ORORNOT • BNW ..... pd. AM IFM, TISTDIJYIOUI ~I COUNTY lt7 .. &JNCAIU BRaWhat.r acrlin Aft.A" TOPDOUAI Kon& abockl. ons ownr. 6UCAI VOLVO "" v... Sl.&oM•UcrYutu flOITOPCAal 125Q0.9'7-'l97.8e0-auo. AaTHIY•A•N EXCLUSJV~LY VOLVO ........ --~~Mt.m__ vr 11UU1 FuU power. rich leather 31' ~ Crart romm All C.,. 9715 Good Inventory In stock Largest Volvo De11lcr lntmor wfth twin com· rbi\i FuUy t-qulpped In s7995 ....................... flurrywh!Jt~_)'.INt ! . toetynac8rM~! rort seat.a. both power, Unbf'h•"abl~ cond 7l C ... Y-6 c.. ...... 64._1700 MlltACLI or · UJUn~t~nl wheel " m.soo ;-P&73-4.rl0 AW>, snrf. air, Cd~-MAXD~UHAUlT DIRECT AM/ sttteo. <'88NU> '§::":;~:~:g:~~ ·--"" .... -~J'~s ~;:uNi;! ~:~;~ 0 .. ·~tl~x· l!fD ~ rorqwt'l1 u1,. 54n-UIO, • .., "~~ ~ ~4~ ~ ~ -CONNELL "-9t S•dkNI MOW AT ~~-~~ ....... !?.~~ Anaheim 750-2011 2628 HARBOR BLVD. •e,:;';r~~) ·~~~~':~. ... ..... ~--::--.;.1"M't.W CHEVROLET otAMMo41eft MraAct.IMADA •10EALER1Nu.s.A. AMtos.UMCt c _oSTAMESA loildtod• ~lru ~ ..,,_ ~ ~,...._.. SALES·LE/\SING ROY ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maweric.k t9 .. 7 11 ·~ ..... wwn 2R2811urbor81vd Ollir' Of'ANVNEW · CARVER -••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ...., IJ ~ -M JI PA......,SERVICE WITHTHEPURCHASE ~ ............ 9901 • ' • Pow~r ~P<lrtfl bin AND YAN C()C)'TA Mt:SA 1971 MAD ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Mavenck xlnt cond 00..t Wuod hull, flyi.na COMVllSIOMS 546-1200 You wtll -Alv~an ~~. -~C( '71 Hornet ssr. AC, PS. IUJ" cond. $7~/m.alce or: bridal',""'°" rl'b1111t AU. AT ... SAY~ A ... 'F~a•"'Areo.., ,;"~&;;;11 PB,newtires,lnverygd fer661·1844 '1n11uu1 t••d a aom• WEPAYTOPOOLLAR '""J "' o.c \'---............. cond. Be&t otr. 533-0387 1---------~ O"•rall <'OOdlt~ O,-h.ye., 0,.9'wyO., f'ORTOPUSEDCl\RS ?.MSHARBORBLVO '' oos days, or 491·3114 urt. Mercwy ttSO 'it\'( llt•nl 8rand nt' 714 714 f'ORBICN, DOMESTIC S40-6410 S4MJU FREE'' EOWNOAY~ 6PM ••••••••••••••••••••••• d1r~t1tM\1111l f1nd"r an .,...._ ..... orCLASSlCS Toyota 9765 . ORANOECOUNTY'S ... M l ••>' ntd10 ~ tr your CW' 111 extra clean ••••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Gremlin.runs xlnt NEWIST IHlr." 11~ .. , 1••1mton'' •tt~On;t Or'tbecubequivalent llFORIYOU needs some work. W S UNCOLN·MERCURY ... ,"n~ ~ v.376 IAUH IUICIC OCS2J8.00 SILL YOUI firm. 131-4091 DeMlershlp ls now OPEN ~ 7 (.' t1 r 1 ' Cun n 1 2lrlS HarbOr Blvd. Mea.ACLI MAZDA TOY OT.._ Md& ·991 O RAY FLADUOI v. 1'~14 p;.>rt ahp ''n\ I an. CoiitJa Meaa W19-2SOOll•M""""" .... ~ .... lll 2150 Harbor Bl vd. -.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• LINCOLN-MERCURY '$ '"' LIOO llH 7 ~ I I o COSfA MESA SEE US! '70 Rmera, ong owner, 16·JB Auto~nter Dt'. tl7~.!lr.? WE BUY 645-5700 MARQUIS TOYOTA (ulJy louded. very good SDFwy·h~~~J';-estexlt 4J ...... / t070 ao.slca 9520 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S&WS AVAIL.AIU YAC ~port 8'6-@551 1941 ,,, ....... ________ _,_,. Avak>o mooring. In front ol Scan ·s and swam area 126.000. 673-5099. Woocle 32,000orig mUec. Maroon with new Remington whll.:wulls . lmmac thru·out. Serious tn· qui ries onJ y. 673· 7602. SEE THE 1979 SEA RAY'S AT THE NEWPORT IM-THf·WATB Slap needed ror new 32' Ke1.eh Newoort 84lach arei.. 631·°'99. Slip Wanted: for my ~· 1946 Ford Woody, ori g fishlna yacht. Bonus . engine, V 8 flat head. 213/833-<t746 runs gd Nu Ures. whls. USED CARS ~!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Meteie•sa.. 9740 MISSIONVrEJO cond.$800 •l94·9t0'7 IJ().7000 CAU.GA ~TH *DRIVE_. * ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111·2110495-1210 72 Centunan, 2 door.1--------- UsedCarMgr * UTTLL .. * * * * * * * ~~ilea Liftback, wire f~~~~-~~ .pb. air ·~:,~~ 540-5630 * whls. AM/FM. 30,000 ma. All 6PM. 646-551$ -SAVE A LOT * y OU ! ::::;2.0311 9767 1"~ ... ~·~'"~~1e ••••••••••• !!.1.~ ·h2ro:~~rruu~r:.~~ 2626 HARBOR BLVD ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• -lo mi. xlnt cond. Beat of. COSTA MESA * CAMOWM .. 16TR6. mintcon<t . white. fer over SJ675. 846-9070, A 9'0HIOUS pnced to sell. 640-40:>6 or 536-8174 WI IUY ""'-~ ~5771 i------- ""I'" MllCB>ES ~ '71 MRCUIY USB> CARS! '73240Z, xint cond. ......_ IEMZ ~ 10 Tr 6. Good con<t. 76,000 UPHYR SB>AM We"re the new Chevrolet A/C, AM/FM. 4 s pd., ""I'" ~ ml S2 900 dealership In the Irvine $4300. . ' 83'1 ·2869 • 6-cyl. automatic trans. Auto Center. We need 644-5654. lt-Per Al U911t Aa iC Or9MJe County'• factory air conditioning. your usedcar! ---------s499 '73 TR6. New brakes. S.•illeC...ter AM radio. Still under JOE "Weneedtobuyclean Jt s--radials. reblt tram. $300 • nt!w c ar warranty Datsunusedcars" 1 book64 ( .. 18UKY BOAT SHOW MAC PHERSON SWIU PayTopDollarS * '"°''' .. over ow 5·2700 DIMOClEARAMCE .. S4900 CHEVROLET lt76 TR7 1971 CADILLACS 54Q.5&30 Udo Villap 21 Auto Center On ve lt-SfX CUSSIC iC Red 'fldory Edltiott. Coupes & SeQaru. root. slats in sides, p111nl; brakes S5.000/orter 644-~736, (213) 283-7081. NEED SL1 P for ntiw 27' S.Ubout, Dick 67~ 1393 · SEPT 20-24 Slit WANTED JRVINE 284SHARBOR BLVD "'-Mir .litl Sm oof, ....... rodio, Sevalles W~levenbuyMorino 4Wheef Drhn 9550 768-7222 540-6410540.021] "'f"' TO ... ~ .. ~ I tracll. ~ wt.Hts, EXTREMB.Y EXCITING' WILL PAY ••••••••••••••••-••••••-------""'-~ ~ Wod& illtft'lov, t.g.gage LOW MILEAGE • REr;ERRALFEE COSTA MESA WANTED! 19'75 Datsun 8210. hbk. "'f"' "'-~ rock, wt.It• pi11 · ExceUent Savangs AM/FM str. rd. 4 new ......_ ~ t I I • NEW MODELS & PREMIUM RENT AMC/ JEEP Late model t'oyotas. Mich. rad. New brks. ~ ,ut•.C ~ s r pp • 9 , o I r . 22·...,,.10· ~~:in1~:~:.;~· :r~a #I IN CALIF. ~~m:·~~~~ps "vans. !fe~.~~=~~t * ~~·= ._ ;=~ =:t •• ~. NABERS ~.~~~ ~~ Dundee675-3W l971CHEROKH .... ~-Must Sell. Best offer '72 lt-.. f._..dlotely.$5,500. ~ 1·H&c;EWILL loah.SpNd& $6995 Dat.sun2-drcpe, looks & ......_ •MOW ... ~ ...... C ... after 6plll. · RETJIE Sid 9010 runs good. $850. 673-4743 ""I'" ~ 6"42-6535 LOWEST PRICES ••••••••••••••••••••••• tJ8A16NN131166) HAUOUR OFTHE •16'Gluspardeephull.75 '72Datsun240Z,red,good lt-YW .. '77TR7A/C8600mis .St lOCXHl.1rt>otBM1 F:NTIREMODELYR h.p.Evlnrude.Ju:itreblt. 1978J-20rtCXU, cond, 67,000 mt , air, Cass. Mags 5 Spd (())(<t~ S40-9IOO HARRISON'S Only 20 hrs New sea~ & $6995 $3400. 640-7549 Jt 11711 IMdt .... ~700-080754-0896 ~t:e~~~·n 1r:1r::4&· t~!:. (J8A"6PN140439> ~.~ ....... 78 Datsun 280~. Am·f'm ......_ '"=" ~ 'folmwogtt1 9770 CAD '77 Limo. SOOO m1·!.. SEA RAY Must see. Still on war. Ge al 9701 stereo cass, air. mags, ""I'" ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• New this yr. $13,000. Ca II 1011\~0\ & '0\ • llNCOLN ·~ERr tJPY 2626 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA I t76 MlllCURY lobcatfflegw w..- Econom1cal 4-cyl. wkb automatic, air cond. II AM /FM s te:-eu. The pnce ~ nght on this one C<M4NXN I $3000 540·5630 1011\SO\ ,\ ~O\ • LINCOLN ·~EACURY nmt.y! $3100. Call eves&"" bra. 9,000qai. Very clean. lt-842 4 '74 VW Dasher newly 640-7431 3101 Coast llw.,, N 8 . FREE I 00 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ask 'or Steve. 64"' ""92, • 435 ~ rbauled ' ---------~ wknds 543·0817, days T70-4Sss .. -v, ~ ove . P.P. lowner ·77 Cad Cpe de VIiie , 2626 HARBOR BLVD 631 2547 ~·9335. GALLONS GAS 75 ---~. --• * * * * * * on1,y. 644·7453 )lellow. loaded . lo mi. COSTA MESA ~~~~·~~~~·! with purchase or any · PRE-OWNED ·~nat.aun Roadster 1600 '67 Camper good cond perr . cond S8.800.1-------=.::;.;,,,;;___ -Trmtsport..._ jeepwiththlscoupon VW's&IMPORTS xlnt condition S185o: '1l 280-SL Xlnt cond-2 10,000mi's'oneng.SlsOO ·752·78llor544-0S90 1.ephr fully equip.-Must SU P F. R DE AL 1973 •••••••-•-••••-••-• to~ .... ·OQ"E--Ml 494-aOO tops, bm 'w/tan Int, Call orbltolr.846-8849 1977Sevine, lo mi, loaded, ~i~i61~a,_c_.fa.,,~~ 080 ,cobalt.J~w rider~ Cr '"s..Sall•/ ~l--'-DJ _ _, __ _, -0:'300':'tessS200' .h• ~ Mere 18, wtOD, runs I.wt 9120 AHYWRJTI'EHDEAl.:t . SeeOurFine Llneat 75DATsUN--IU!lfMfller'39·•r "':JW~~~ ack, reblt ' · 751 .52,6j Mltlfmlg -H-52 ~ood. nds mt nrnovalaon. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH ANY MEW Harbour YW 12 l 0 '73 280C, drk metallic ' $750 675:3576 ~L-_........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnct-d to sell. S2,495. Older camper 4·sale, w 10 • 18711 11.ACH IL This 4 cyl, with 4-speed is blue .. sunroof. It.ht, A/C, · _....,..._... 9920 l!n4 Mustang 2 4 cycl l>4&81110or67s.9900 truck. Sl50. Stove & JEEP tt.ti....... economy ++perfect ror immac. S8700/offer. 7S VW8us,TypeU,48,000 ••••··~···••••••••••••• S2.06S Auto, xint cond: 39 FOOT refrig. 640-2700 WI All 1 *">°"Beach that back to school stu· 673-7390 ml. AM /FM. clean. S4200 66 Malibu wagon. Whale. 77().~ SPORTFISHElt '78 vw Campmobile, ruuy OVBSTOCKED ---8-4-2-·4-4-3-5---1 dent. <66lS~~ '67 2SOSE, 22.000 mi ·s. tan or bst ofr. 646-8486 ~ ~~ runs good. 'ow.-----... -.---,.-5-5 Custom dt's1gned and equlp'd, puop-up top, air AMII 9707 r..o" ra30 It bm, bm leatber inter. Ul68 VW Van. ••••••••••••••••••••••• hwlt by Edwin Monk. & s t e r eo. call Ron 2524HarborBlvd ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~""' aunrool,radio,xlntcond. FroienMotor. '77 .. Moote Carlo loaded.·1sCU'ILASSSupreme,2 Owner has ne w bout f119.J9M dys or 737-8271 Costa Mesa 70 Audi lOOLS. reblt eng, $490(), 546-5597 BestOHer. 960-5996 Orig owner. new rubber dr. vinyl top bW'gun-Mu~t ~ell ! 'T'wm screw, evet/wknds 714/ 549-8023 $800. 1/529·4337 Classic Old Diesel 1961 '67 Bus. reblt eng, new S4.S007S2·1737 dyist1ver,AtC.'P1S,P/S. ~~~~'"~~=~~'~dt Motoriud llbs 9140 •59 Chevy pick -up IMW 2626 HARBOR BLVD Mercedes Benz.Old body brks. shocks. tires, gd CowliMMd 9930 AM/FM. crwse control. lion s23.500 Boat is ••••••••••••••••••••••• w /c amper 1 he11 . 9712 COSTA MESA · style, (round fenders> cond. SlSOO/ofr. 540-0551 •• .. •••••••••••••••••••1_~ __ 3211» ______ _ worthmuchmore • PeugeotMoped AM IF'M, CB. push bar, Model 1900.b . I m · 7JVWSu Be I '69LINCOLM '74 Olds Cutlass. good 17141675-200 I l250. Needs wort. tow bar, Aux eas t.anJt, io Oat. SlO waeon, runs maculate throughout. per et e CONTIMEHT AL cond. loaded. Best of/er 848-8871 4-Spd floor, 327, SlSOO or xln t' bes Restored to like new con· S6,000m1. $2400. -<loor ~ • Wh 1 makeof'er M t u · t. SllOO 0 1 orrer. dltlon. <Lie # 1900. > 847-5953 4 • full power & air ---------t:I a er Evin SO, elec u..-.i Only 2 months old • · us se •m· 957-0469 Nice car c 193BM X 1 ........_ ··~ med. 77o-32S3 714/m.1381 . .--9957 ;tart, Lrl;. hyd 11tl'i!nng, Must sell. Best offer : ~ 9723 Saha bug. Many extras. $975 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnvt'rs,FP.840·2255 751·3829 '68 Bronco, runs good, ....................... 'T52.80Sedan, showroom Must sell. Best o(fer. t•..,..twllMtrt 'Tl Sqwre Wagon.white,4 2fi' F'1berglass whale boat. ~!des/ neech paint & minor IUY OR LEASE C.ETTOP SS cond, ~.ooo ml, muat sell 536-4379 after 7 pm. HAlrbor. Costa Mesa spd, air, P/S. AM /FM <toodCond S4.500w1thout Scoot.n · tllO work,S1795firm.(94.~l. YOUR 197llMW FOR YOUR lmmed,$l0,800.673-4642 ·~ VW Bus. Excellent '42-07'I · cuss. rf·rck, cu.st. int. _motor 642·7056 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tnldtl 9560 NOW! EXOTIC CAR!!! '67 Mercedes .2SOS, PIS, condition. New engine. non smoker. Michelin '71 Honda 750.17,000 mi's, ••••••••••••••••••••••• We WiU Consign P/8, air, new eng. trans. S2000. SS2-3S6S CorY.tte 9932 radials. S3950. ~-8660 lo...&-R ........ / 1976 T .__ ,,,..,. """" •••••• wkdays. 492·4203. ~. '"" 90 good cond, many xtras, OYOTA Your Porsche, .........,_.............., '11 VW squareback. re· ••••••••••••••••• --------- Charter 50 $995. 64G-3848 PICKUP WITH * IMW * Ferrari. M BZ. MUST SELL-•67 250S, AT. built engine . good! 229·A I 971 CORVETTE '72 Panto. low mi. 1 yr new ••••••••••••••••••••••• CAMPY SHELL •RESALES• Rolls Royce or AC. all records, new Detroit. Huntington Loaded~ Beauty • clutch, new tires. Mutil Olarterplush 75 ft. motor '74 Yamaha 2SO MX 4 8--..A, radio, heater & '138avaria <337HOX> SportsGar bod t I f 8311230 Beach before6PM 1364TDJ > seU fast' $1250 846 ._,,, h (dirt) Just gone over .,_,.. '7 ui· saleable ""OO. Y s Ye. 0 r. · ' Only ev--. · · ... ....., yac l. hourly or daily. · · only 27,000 miles. Like 420024sp. (373LPF> w ..... 675-~172 -&75-7411 '450.MlkeMS-0800. NEW u ~"" '75S30iaairlS60MML> AsJdorFrankorTom i8MBZ450SL.red,23.000 '65 VW BUS. re built $13,'"95 ! c. 1U<JUU54 Slk. '7 14• ... 435 l"""'"' 1CN\ ,. -.-.. c:-11 9060 '77 Kawasaki ZlOOO, x.lnt 1996AT. 620024Sp. ISOOPQMI ..-. ml. lmmac. $19,800. """"c enga.ne . ..,,,., m1. HOWARD Ch. _.....,. ~ -Slt7t '77320ihp. (2.83SPI> HARBOUR VW 644-0367 nu clutch, pressure """''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• condiUon '732002Tia <337HOX> UnderNewOwnership plate. T .0 . bearing. Dove&QuailSts. ,ehno..44'$171( 64S-25S6 iS 300D, burgundy. Im· traiumlsslon . motor <NearMacArthur. '73 Pmto Runabout, 62.000 ma ·s. good cond, Sl.200/oCfer. 675-6U7 alt 6pm J.24·s·c~7 Molw tto. .. Saler-,we may have your next '71 Dino 2'6GT, AM/FM maculate, 38.000 mi's, mou.nt.s. Sl500 or best 0r. Jamboree & Bnstoll •Cnl•Catahno Re.it/St. CllJt t 160 car in our Inventory. Call cass., xlnt cond. Dys new Michelina, $12.000. fer !162-6466 Newport Beach 75 good cond. Trans insur. Stan Miller Yachts ••••••••••••••••••••••• us today! 557-7912, 640-5868 eves. 875-3852 . 13)..0555 on major parts. $2,200 l213J5~9433 RENT 23' Fireball. self-ll1·20404tS.4949 AskforSteve. -.. u.cEL 27 000 1 Hwbow ~ 99 -fU"m.54S·l&29alt.6pm. a.... ,.,....,_ • . m . xlnt Yolks .._..,.,. lS contained.Lotsofxt.ras ~ 9725 cond .. Sl1.000. CaU (714) WCICJft' ....................... ~ H60 CAL 34. super cond , fan-64S-22S3 '7 Ran be . •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• 557·9051. of '74 Coll GT. Xlnt cond •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• wtJc pnce 675-0934 RENT-New '7822' Motor 4 c ro. 31ir, P/S, Huntington Beach Yel /Ors. v 1ny I top · '72 Roadnmner V-8, nms Home. Loaded. By bPr/kBs, "s heow,.kMs aclhmemllnacs, IWftr,w~ 450 SL Mint cond. '75 PRO!FOEWNRSE'69·'76 radlO, 4sp. S2l00. 646-498.5 clean, Hurst +@ct. Holy ----• ... & 1 n a 1 OAOW .... &al.. Fact. Mags, Leather lnt. .,. D VW's 4 bar carb. Headers. llob1e C<it. 1977 Teqwla day/week/mo.S7S-58l2 Low' miles . '497.4329 SANT: ,. .. ,.-"Y oVer200Fiats to Warr.avalJable,979·6716 l.966Charger. classic. fsl Sl9S0/80.549·lS02 ~nnse. wltrailer Cover For rent: '78 Pace Arrow. $3500. 835.3171 choosef!'Om plus an MGI 9744 All MTS:CS~odels year made 440 eng. 4, • ~ Xlras $2200 675·4208 ~· ~~"' w,r~ __..,fJ.iQ,,&nJ .111. • ..-.~~~ c;i~~~~n..,t u~·,•f-!.""'-~.. .-\ ~ -• • . !fr!~&,~t;t .~.:.~~MM-,. ! ..:.·~--~g' ~('N~d'.'ft!h '& Ms.lO&o. it .•. ~t8:1'db'iffi~s·.~tnr'' •USEDlMWi;t.'" olclcMILLER ~ ••• ""RJitR.UO"cr -$1895 53&4521 '75 Pontiac Astre St. runnangspm,neverused. speclal Cost S8300. Sac. '75SJO!Aulo cgtaMTV > . M6TORS Call536-"50 Ford 99_.0 Wagon. Many extras. Tandt-m axle trlr Rent 23' mot.or home. all $6800.646-2276 '7S2002Aulo:air<ld22l6) 120WWamer,S.A. ~ 97 .. 6 <Lie. EUP142) .. Xlntcond.A2·SOOO Uan e nt under dec k extras. S225 per week. 6< • '762002 l -r""' • ••••••••••••••••••••••• wenchlo'~.Spurcraftmast permile.846-7255 75 LUV P.U. w /Cam· '76S30i ;4gfifc~~~Zl 5S'Z·2132 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HarbourVW ~--PHIL n..~ 9970 & boom , 5 s 6. 8 660 --. • bora~ camper. Excell. '763.0lli S/R (029RKM ) 'i8 Fiat Xl9; stilJ under '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. 18 7 1 1 B E AC H ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• wkdays.8·5 '77Ba~~~eoswts',28ru11~!pssel17: condiUon.7Sl·SS>9. '77630csi48p<962TRS> warranty· 15 000 ml trans., auto trans, vlnyl BLVD . LONG 1977IORD ~........ IJ SSll00.494-tin o'aya . top, reasonable, S81·36JO FORD THUND-•tltD 32• Block Island Cutter, cmt.S13,600.556-7515 1970 Ford 'h Ton"wlflat '77S30;4spSIR<0179) dys,497-2362evs. Call Us842:4435 - S50.000 invested, sell for bd. runs gd, great work Closed O.. S.Rdirp HMda 9727 POf"ldle 9750 V8. automatic trans., S27,000/ofr. In Nwpt Bch MOTOR HOMI true k $1000/ bst ofr _______ .......__ ••••••••••••••• .. •••••• •ee vw Bug super sharp pwr. st.eering fl brakes, (7 14 1 659·2158 dys '73 2.Sf\. Champion by ~. ORANGECOUNTY"S •~i..aew'7I ••••••••••••••••••••••• rebuilt engine. mag J:d.wlndows,Ultwheei, 659-4459eves • Chrysler, all Xtras. low pd. OLDEST ..-.nu""' '67 912, 5 spd, ori(. Very whls, AM/FM stereo, all actory air cond .• cuatom miles. consider Auto S 8 • S·roo!, f-alr, ~m-$ HO._.D_. Cars clean . $5000. llrm. am.met top cond $1SOO wheels, radio Ir heat.er LIDO 14 &trailer, 112970. 2 trade in. Sacrifice sale fm, 11 Ford Couner. "M•~y 644__., 8111~ · · Ser lS0881Stk. P3405. · sets of sails, equipped for P. P. $62·8122 $4.200, b-0. 642-8362 Af'll Sllll racmo . SISOO 634·6016 or "-9170 •oc• •• · •• ---1 '77 ... (red). 14,000 ml, 1917 vw Convertible, l .. ' I • __ ...._, 9976,.851 d .. S2853o T----T-_. 9170 ,. "---~ 4-s pd, snrf, AM /FM swlaJ-edJtion,wht/wht, .., .. ·-~=---,-· ... ••• ys, .. . .---. ........... •••••••••• Sales&rvlce·Leulng U ... IVERSITY .... ~ THEODORE ROBINS eves ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• " stereo. Mint cond. xlnt cond. stereo. mags, Terry 23'. very goochond. Ill.AHO MEW 1971 Roy CcrY.,.,htc. Olds•oblla Slo.400. P.P. 675-2.826 aft S5800. 558-1815, 642·1490 l.&erlll2719.go7150d. i.ncl.newawniDl•ISlde llOODODGIVAH Rolla Aoyce BMW ........_...... c-•'-MC llAM '88 vw 9 .. ,,, new ti....,, many.:xtras S'l · cWUlns.831-3SBll <170228> (410M) 1S40Jambo ee .._ -· • ---------.., '"'0 646-1171 OHL y S4'tl Newport Be h r 840-6«4 Trw:b 1964 Convert.Ible Porsche. brks, rront end, reblt Allfo Sentct ,_.. ac 2850Harbor Blvd. AMt FM 8 track. runs trans, $950. 549-4198 Glen·l 11' rbr1tls sailed on· & •--~-.-!..__ 9 ... 00 llVINI DOD4E IOI....,._, •a-s .n...-M good Must sell S3IM or ce. 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'14HOND~Clvic,Htcbbk. tepe,9'2-431• ~IS VOLVO 34' Colt.mbla Challenger, 4Wl·1821aft7pm. payment.a~~.~~ over ~~!.'!':!~bOCICBlvdl. sreat condition, SJ800. 'T1 Porsche ~. silver. Ql..Jllr4~~~10 xlntt"Ond. w/Long Beach """ -..00. perfect condition,---------sbp 537 5708 Alltet for Wt 77 Dodge. Trades/200. Ldfabra $10,000. 14$.85&5 2 S d 1 h V 1 • · · •••••••••-•••-••••••• $11650. Refris. couch , <Comer Beach & Whit· ....... 9730 · we 11 o v o Luer Xlnl cond. Llk lvlM•I/ tb1e,8trac,Am-Fm,alr • tler> ....................... '78 914 POl'Wche, clean, Mechanics now at new. lhny Xtru aiuks 9120 ~-0807 '75 XJ12C 10 m i's xlht yellow w/blk letters, Ivan's, 19115 Harbor '76 LTD Landau, 1 owner. service record avail. lo mJ, PS, PW. lull pwr, lthr Int, AM /FM s t e r eo FORD 10h0 HAIH\<i~ ~lYO CO!>TA Ml\A t .. 17 '"If' ----- w/tape. vtnyl lop, hvy '67 T·BIRD Classic, lull duty trlr package, xlnt pwr. •Int cond. '975. cond. 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' 7 7 Huntington Beach Fountain Valle y EDITI O N J\ftern ooo I • N.Y . toeks ~~ \ VOL. 71 , NO. 261 , 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA MONDAY I SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 TEN CENT$~.' ·. Reaction Mixed on Mideast Accords · By ~ la&~ Pn·~ hr .i~h~ tod&) r~cl"I , ... d thv Cu mp Oa\ ld ~hdcast pearl' ac: t•,>rd "'Ul m1x<.'<1 JO~ ~ind ap Jlrl'ht•n.,1on "'htll.' F.l) pl' tMh.• t.'Onlrolll<d Ol'\\bP&Pl'l"S ~;ud tht t.lot.·urnt.'nh nw.11\ brttt'1 "111 pull out of tlt't'Uph.'<i r"b 1andll ll tird llnl! S)rlJ un'd lh•· l'.ilt•..,lm\' l.1bt•rt1hon Or~unita 1100 r"jf'('lt°d the allrri'ment.i. ... , l'\ pt•Cll'oples of the M ldt.lll' to:asl ;ind the mterci.o. of Pl'UCl' · · And In u cit.tar s11{n;.il of the c!Jf ficultleic. F.gypt1an P re:.itfrnt An" ar Sadat rijc:t•i. In folio" lllM throu"h on ('amp l>nvtd. L' S o( f1cial!> reported m Wui.hln1tton thtit Eii!Yllr» rorcl~n JTllllli.tl·r Mohammed I f(~mcl . hu1> n· ~lgncd , apparentl)' m prott-!lt tu the agrct•mt•nb announct:d Sun IMJi, "lM Staff -ARCADE E>PEAATOA BILL OLSON WATCHES In Balboa, Fun Zone Gemes Go on Aue11on Block Past for Sale Fwi Zone ltenu Auctioned A s mall part of the Orange Coast ·s past went on the auction block Swlday. Nearly 350 people s howed up al the old Balboa Fun Zone in Newport Beach to bid for vin· tage pinball machines or boxes of beanbag.weighted ashtrays. The bidding was ras t and furious . Bill Olson. who has operated the arcade for the past 16 years and who's been a round lbe Fun Zone for most of its SO·year history officially closed shop with Sunday's auction. The block·square a musement park was sold recently. The new owner s want to refurbish it. Olson s aid he was unable to rome lo agreement with the new owners over his lease. so he de· c idcd to hold the auction Most or the m achines that went on the block Sunday were m less tha n prime condition Manv of them were older than the 1-~un 1.onc it.self. deale rs who res tore the old machines. Even al $350, the going price for the newer pinball machines. the dealers said they could make a tidy profit by cleaning up the machines and re.selling them. But Lhe game machines and antiques weren't the only items that drew the crowds. The knlc)t·knacks. the paper fans and rubber s n akes a nd ashtrays. brought out a good size group of PT A presidents. church members and civic or· ganization representatives look ing for prizes to offer at fund· raising carnivals. The machine collectors ap. peared to have a good idea of the value of the devices they were bidding on bul when 1t came lo the prizes it was a different story. Pens scratched furiously when <See SALE. Page A2 > Bid der~ crowdt'd into the H • arcad e buildings, h uddling untmgto n duy nhtht. lsra ·II Prime Mini ster Men ac he m Bl! gin . in a W u s h lnwton tnl.erview wilti U~dlo lsrael. as.sured Israelis t h a t he and other Is rae li ne~otlator:s concluded "an ugrccmen\ with honor and security.·· The m<i5Uavorable lsraeU re- action was from peac;e groups ;:ind the opposition Labor Party, Doubt cuml' Crom Begin's con· * * * ' survotlve Ukud bloc. The Egyptian newspaper ac· counts appeared aim ed at head· ing off impr~ssions that Presl· dent Anwar Sadat compromised on his demand for total Israeli withdrawal Crom all Arab ler· ~ ritory. "earter and Sadat and Begin Announce the Camp David Peace Agreement.·· bannered the authoritative Al Ahram . while Al Goumhouria said . "The * * Camp David Agreement: lsraeh Withdrawal from Sinai llnd the West Bank and Gaza."" I n Be i r u v. L e b a non . a s pokesman for PLO leader Vasser Arafat said . "There can be no Middle East peace without the PLo.·· Police in J erusalem said the) expect fierce reaction from th1· PLO . T he g ue rrillas h aH stepped up their te rrorist bomb· ings in the s ix weeks since the * * plans for th(· t<tlk:-. werl' un· nounced. vow1n~ to <11s rupt lht· summit .I e w ' 1 n ~ <1 ' t ,J t• r u :-. a I (' m fcan·d Ol'Y. sabotagt•. and pohl·•· ~•net th!!\ \H'fl' ralll•d to c·xamin1 J bout ·Ill su~p('('\ t•d ~lm b!oo. I WI Cl tht· u!'.11al numtx>r. "llhin c1~h1 h O u r s o f I h l" n {· \\ '-I r o m W a!oo h 1 n~ton 1-·or ,\rah~ 111 tht· old cit~ 11 .,.. ti!> bu!>lnl'!oo!-a:-. u~ual <See REACT. P age .\21 * * * Mideast Pact. Fftlters? Resignatio"' Dispute Mar Peace Hopes WA S HlNGTON "<AP I - Cracks be~an lo appear today in the fragile struct ure of Mideast peace fashioned at Camp David. as Egyptian Foreign Minister Mohammed I. Kamel resigned and lsrne li Prime Minister Mcnac hcm Begin diffe red with U.S. officials about Jsrael"s right to put new settlements on the West Bank. Re ports of Kam el ·s resigna· li o n we r e co n fi rm e d b ~· knowledgeable American of· ltc1als. who expressed fear It was an indication that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat could not sell the agreem ent to the Arab world. K amel becam e foreign MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories, Photos, A4 minis ter after Is m ail Fahmy resigned last year in protest to Sadat's inHial peace overture to Isr ael Begin. speaking in Hebrc\\ to an audience limited to Israeli re porters. cast more doubt on thl· durability of the agreem ent when he said Is rael made no commitment to establis h no new settle ments on the West Bank during the fi ve.year lnms1l1on period envisaged by tht agrl't!· m enl. After Begin. Sadat and Pn·s1 de nt Carter signed the <1grel'· m ent Sun<Jay night. American officials told reporll'r:-. tha t Many Die Guard Hit In Iranian Porpoise Himlers Rescue ~~~~~~~~~~+-~~~-=-~- Earthquake TEHRAN. Ira n <A P I - A series of afters hocks rumbled to- day through northeastem Iran. where 15.000 people were report· ed d ead or injured fro m an earthquake that de molished 40 villages and badly damaged 60 othe rs Saturday. Officials s aid they reared the death toll from Ole qua e. ~ll m easured 7.7 on t he Richter scale a nd was the strongest re· corded t his year. wo uld rise . when reports were received from more remote a reas. The new tremors caused panic in the region. about 400 miles southe ast of Tehran. and fears of another major quake. The official Pars news agency said two-thirds of the 12.000 resi· dents of the city of Tabas died and most survivors were injured seriously. It said several thousand peo· pie in villages s urrounding Tahas. epicenter of the quake. wen' believed buried in the rub· bl(' of their homes. The area 1s an agricultural re- gion noted for dates. oranges a nd grain and is locat ed on the edge orthe Ka vi r Desert. "Tabas has become a mound of rubble. benL iron beams and dirt.·· one witness said. EL !\17\R 'P , por rse 1 . old Hf ~uard when the m an tried -0 swim o Lhc rescue of swimmers caught in a rip current. The tide s wept fi n• young boys and girls about a quarl<.•r·mile from shore Sunday . As h~ and t\\O other lifeguards s\vam to them. Randy Brimm !->a\\ a potpoisc s lip under him. then hit him on the stomach bcfon• S\\imming awa~· . . Brimm :;eid the blo~· knocked the wmd out ol him and left him in ··a panic stalt' ... There wcrt· sc\·eral oth~r porpoises in the area. apparently pl&.1~ · ing. "I don ·1 think this was inll.'nt ional. .. lhl' li feguard said after the rescues. Football Bumps Carter's TV Speech BOSTON <AP 1 -U S. House Sp c<tker Thomas P O "Ne1l l persuaded Pres ident Carter to move his speech to Congress tonight ahead ont• hour to avoid a c lash with the telecast of the New En ~l a nd Patr iots· 8<1ll1more Colb National L eague footba ll gam e. the Bos ton Globe reported ··He told me to get ready for a 9 o"cl()('k 1 EOT1 JOmt session tomorrow n1fhl. ·· the Globe quoted O"Ncil as i.aymg in a tele phone interview from bis home on Cape Cod. and 7. It will bl· sho'' n <it 5 30 p.m PDT on <1 1t<1pc 'it-la~ 1 ancl at 5 on Channl'I i . Marines Face Court O ver Booby T rap s l s racl comm 11 t l·d II !tt·lr t o establishing no m:" sl'tllemt•nt:-. du ri ng the negot1 a t 1on:; for Pa lcst1n1an a utonom y in thl· rt•· g1on Bc~in also told lht' lsr at-11 pr<><;s that lsrat.•I planned to main· tarn a m1lltar~ pre!tl'nc·e in the West Bank area even <iftcr the tran ... 111on penod to 1n s t:rt> brat-Ii M·t·1mt' II •• ~1bo dis <•ln!>cd th:.i l the l"rllll'rom1!>ed 10 hull<! ISN· Sl')l~IT. Pasw .\~I Somoza Progress MAl'AGCA. NiC'aragua 1A P 1 -Pr<'Sldl'nl Anast as to Somoza ·s national 1otuard .,.. a!t n ·porl\'d mopp1n~p one of the l<ast l\\O • rent er<1 or rt'hcl rl'Slstance 1n north" l'!>l ~1t•<Jragua ·lo<lay <1n<l muk1ng ste<ady progrf'S!t in thl' other d<'SPll<' hard fi~hlln~ h~ Sandinista gu('rr1llas In the south. Somoza·s troops repelled an attempt to overrun a hordt•r outpnst <tnd proclalITI a !>trtp of bordl•r land ·trl'e lt'r· r 1torv ·· T h l' rt·beh thert· rctrt«.iled 1nlo Costa R1 ru but \"OW<.'d lo n •turn for .trlOlhcr a:-. !tJUlt · In M anagu~1. "hl•n• thl·re \\as s('t1 ll f'r1'<l shOOlllll.! Sunfh1y night. h11:-.1n1.•s-.nwn a nr1oun(·t•d 1tw1r cll'lt•rn11n,1111111 10 <'Ont 1nut• :c ... lrtkl' laun('ht•d .\UJ.! 25 Ill IOl'l'•' I ht· prl•sulcnt ·, n• ... 1gnat 11111 A n1m m1 .,,1011 from I ht· ()rg;rn1zut1on ol 1\ml'l'ltJn Stall'' arfl\'{•cl 111 l 'n-.t.i H11 ;1 111 111 H• ... t1gatl lht t'o:-.ta ll1t·:cn gm l•rnmenl ·., l'h argl' that a :'\ 11· a 1 •1guan pl,IOl' a 11 a1· kl·d ;.i tru1·k l\\O milt•:-. in:-.1dt• CO!oolJ Hll'a 1'1•1.,ons n ·turn1ng from lht· northwt•l'<t s<11d the\ sa\\ mam dl·~HI .ind \o\oun<'ll'ci They said lht• nJlll>nal guard. :'i1c·aragua·.., -; .500 mun arm~ and poh c•· fon·1· "th t.>'N·ut 111g pcopll· su:-. 1w<•h-d ol hl•rng !tnlpt·r~ 111 E:-.tl'11 ;rnd Ch1nandl'l.!<t around s weating auctioneers to . . '..11), ...,.w;t :~a.~~ ~ ~ ; 'Gj4'~ £;· d , ~ a.~. Som t• were collectors. 'Others Ce eS1.r1811 ·· fo'rom each fom1ly. only one person has s urvi \•ed.·· said ~1nolt"lt>r Wt.· ~e aec"''ioaat ~·•· ••d television S('rvicc said at least 80 .W·>W" ..,..M.c l'P,~~s.ld.~i. .. ~ cJocR" 'lnal'"'s' Whln rhr '£6o"'f* bal l ~ame is on . My frie nd 1 Patrio t s pres ident ) Billy Sullivan has his team on. How about 8 o·ctoel<7 Two Camp Pendleton M annt• ... were to appear in South OranJ?l· County Muni<.'1pal Court today .(ollowing t.neir arrest ror ~J t~l!od~f~(; ... ~ tlt:-0-- do wntown San Clemente uplirt Tht• J,!uard n •p<>rll'd ,, .., lt11 l0t'' ·f~AAJs ~~111 ,,.,,1 of ChtnandcRa 1 ... i:. , ~1ma<1: aft t·rnoon and wt·r'i· cim tinuin,! with 01111> up operal10n!oo. . + were lookin~ for ,5omething to . ~p ru cc up the ir o wn game rooms. Still other bidders were 'Galactica' Tops Emmys, 'King Kong' NEW YORK <APl ABC"s lh n.•t•·hour pre m 1C're of "Ra ttle Star Ga l:l'C tic:a · · capture d larger audiences in three b1~ cities than the tough competition on CBS and NBC. overnight figures from the A.C. Nielsen Company show. The s pace adventure show claimed between 40 percent and 44 percent ot the audience in New York City In half·hour checks while it was on the air. compared to ra nges of 24 percent to 30 percent for CBS' broadcast of the Em· my awards show and 22 percent to 24 percent ror NRC's telecast of lhe Dino DiLaure nllls mov l • "King King." The Los Angeles tally fro m Nlclacn was 48·55 for "Batlle Star Ga1actica," 24·28 for the Emmys s nd 14·25 for "King Kong... It also did well In Chicago. Safety Cite d Hunting ton Beach will be honored tonig ht for its record of pedestrian safely in 1977. The city last year recorded 0.6 pedestrian fatalities per 100.000 population. • The average of pedes trian deaths for cities of simila r size was 2. 7per100,000 people. accord· ing lo a spokesman for the Automobile Club of Southern California. Huntington Be ach also re· corded 25 pedestrian injuries per 100,000. substantially lower than the average of 74 by other cities. Additionally. the city had 34 percent fewer pedestrian in· juries In 1977 than were reported in 1976. The award is given by the American Automobile Assoda· lion which n?cognizes cities and states that have m ade major contributio ns in lowering pedestrian death and Injury rates. Mayor Ron Shenkman s aid to· day that the decrease In pedestrian deaths is attributed to the police d epartm ent's ~ucaUon program and officers· visits to Mihools. P edestrians are involved lfl 17 percent of all lramc fatalities throughout the> notion. according to the American Automobile As· 11~iation Sh enkman will receive the citation at tonight·~ City Council meetlnR. pcr~ent of the town of Firdaus. about 100 miles cast of Tabas. · was des troyed and '"many·· were killed or injured . Rescue teams continued to pull bodies and a few survivors from the rubble of the-flattened towns. "'The President said. "Fine. 8 o"clock. · .. Carter's address lo ,Con~ress will be carried by Channels 4 Rock Drmn•er Moon , Steak With Lover· Before His Death LONDON <APl -Rock drum· mer Keith Moon cooked a s teak breakfast. ale it in bed beside his Swedish fiancee and then took a "vast overdose·· of sl~p· Ing pills that killed him, a cor· oner's court heard today. Westminster Coroner Gavin Thurston dec ide d that the e vidence did not juittify a con· clµslon or suicide. Patho logis t Prof. Keith Simpson testified that he found about twictt the maximum safe l evel or th e sedativ e Hemlnevirin In Moon's blood. HemincviHn is a Britis h-trade name f<k' the prescription drug chlorm ethlazole edlsylate. which Is USt."Ci to treat Insomnia and nlcohollsm. t.o combat the craving for alcohol. t , Moon, the drummer for the rock band The Who. died Sept. 7 at his apartment In London's swank Mayfair section. Besides that. Simpson said, he found the M!mains of about 32 Hemlnevinn tablets In the 31· year .old drummer's stomach. "The quantity was enormous and constituted a vast over· dose." he told the court. ''There is no doubl In my mind that death was due to this massive overdose taken by mouth and at a.bout the same lime.·· Annette Walter·Lax. en1aged to Moon only the day before his death. testified thot 'her long· lime boyfriend sometimes ex· ceedtd prescribed doses oC sltoptng pills · 'bul he would not t.ake more tban he knew was sarc :· · m ent against burglars-. Timothy Fred Bucher and Donald Ray Collins. both 20. of 107 ·8 Ave. de la Grulla. were ar· rested on suspicion of ret'klcss poss session of destructive de vices. Neighbors of the two Marines told authorities they had been warned by the Mannes to ke<'p their chUdren away from thc:- boobytrapped a partment. A blas t. whic·h shattered a window four feet <tway. prompt ed the neighbors to ask for an in vesligation. Fire officials said they foUlld •one boobytrap hooked up to the front screen door and another at the rear of the apartment. They were a llegedly set to go off if tampered with while the two men were out of the apartment ors)eeping. PHONE RINGING " . LONG A.FFER SA.LE "I rented it rtght away und the phone was still ringing orr thP hook." · That's the s to ry this s u~ ceasfuJ Balboa advertiser told after placing this ad in tho Daily Pilot. W1ntt-r r(:ntul 2 hdr I 2 blktowtl' ~ ' Ctt" xxx X'("" 1f you have a hom e or an portment to rent. t'«tll 642·:1678. A friendly ad vlser will help you writ• an eCfklen'l ad. T hl'l'l' Wl'l"l' l°l'f>Orts of conlinuNl sniper f1rt' th<•re today Hepor·h from Es tl'11 s aid go\'l'rnmcn1 troops were ad vancirfg s lt'adily under heavy fire. Re fugees from Es tell :o.aid the• g uard bombe d . s t rafc·d and rockctl'd the downtown area or the city Sunday. c·ausin~ grcHt destruc:t1011 Or:.:e'14 ,:aM 'leather Mostly C"ll'ur through Tu~sday . Loca l gust y winds 15 to 30 mph bclo\o\ coastu I l'~inyon:-. Tuesd<ty . Low:. tonight 55 to 60 . I I 1ghi> Tuesday 77 to 82. 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J)luni. 111 1mhl'1\ support from roni.irt''' for thf' J)('8('f' fr11m1•wurl. ht• -.1,.uwd with Rcteln ~nd Suclul c .. rlt•r 1.1dd1 t'l>l>l'l> rongre !i tymRht in 1rn nt '<"'Ion Jt ~ p m POf t'h..inn1•l i will c·ur ry It .it 5. Chann1.•l 1 wt !I 30 M ~id.it rn1•t 'l'PlHLIH'l) th11> nwrnin.: .it lh1· F.1npt1111t em · b ... " \ " 11 h \ I (' l' p r l' ~ I d ,. n l ".1l1t·1 F Montl.ilt·. formt>r Vi<'t" Pr1• .. 11lt•n1 l\1•J.,on A RO<'lu•ff'ller amt rm rn1·r St•t'rt"l;tr~f Stull• Ht•ll1\ \ l\1"111.:.-1 'I ,lfl l'Ol\)t 100 pal'ke Whlll' lt1111-.,• 1·1•11•m1111~ Sundu) n1jthl, ~ .1111·1 1rnn1-tl ficjlin 11nd Pit~• dt•111 !'.HIJI 111 formull) udopun~ a ~ 1cl1• 1.111g1nt( at.'l'Ord that Curt~r :-..11d "111 provide that f~rnl'I m tt)' hve In peace WilhlO :\4'l' u I l' bord{•f"!. .. Thl' text of the "frame work for "''at•t• ·· made public· today. ~I \ l'!> rJr ~rcull'r :.ittenl1on to Jordan ~ µoll•nt1a l roll' in a h upl'd for ~l'll ll'ment than did th,· r emarks or Carter. Begin and Sadut on Sunday night t\ftt•r ..,tallng that "Jordan will ht~ IO\'lll•d to J01n the negotia- t iu n ~ o n the bai.1s or the fra m <'~ork ... th<• document ~p<'l l ed o ut wuys ;n whi ch J ordan would play a part in all p haM·:. of t;,i lk::. 1nvolvin~ the We!'.I Bank and the Gaza Strip. To date King Hussein has re. fu~t·d lo JOi n th(' peace process. There has ~en no indication the a mp David confe rees had any a .. :.urance that their accords would change Hussein's m ind. Thl' fin e print o f th e "fram <'work" also specifi ed that t h<:-flH· y<'ar J)t'riod for Israeli military withdrawal from the West Bank i.lnd G<tz<i would not h<·i::1n until a ''!.elf-governing ;111thorit v" hai. been established en tho~l· 'rc).(1on!) * * * Fro• Page A I T-••• ·'Whatever happen:; WJll be all n g hl. Tht• tourists will still c ome ... said ::.hopkeepcr Nab1l Ata llah Syria·::. government radio said the awecmcnt would "bring no peace in lhl• Arab world and will ~ol ve no problem::..·· The broad- <'~Sl ~aid Synan Pres ident lfaf· fez Assad'::. government decided en <tdvun<·e to n?Jecl any deal ar~in~ from the s ummit. ~yria and the PLO head a hard-hne Arab front opposed lo Sadat ·~ 1x•ac<' t'ffort::. Th e front. whll'h :.ili.o inrludes Algeria. L1hya :.incl South Ye me n. will hold 11::. O\\n s umm it Wcdnesd<1y rn Dumascu~ lo counte r the Camp David mt.•ctin~. S audi Arabia's s late r adio re- porkd lhl• outcome without com- ment Plane Crash Kills Pair ANG ELS CAMP IAP) A Delly ...... ._..._ 'WHO'LL GIMME A 810?' ASKS AUCTIONEER A. Z. STEIN AT FUN ZONE SALE Hundred• Turned Out to Buy Everything From Plnbell Gemes to Stuffed Toya Tropical Disease Hits 2 in County f'roaP.,,eAJ SALE ••• thl' a ucliont .. "Crs announced the price and quantity. ll 's not e<1sy trying to figure out how much to bid for 849 pla s tic flut es. especially when the auctioneer 1s tootling one lo demonstra te its v<tlue. Two Orange County residents al'c among eight Californian::. who caught a t ropical viral dis ease from mosquito. bites while on trips to the Tah1t1 a rea. the stale Health Serv.ice~ Depart · ment has announced The travelers contracted an infectious d1 seuse kno wn as dengue fever. characterized by s udden high fe\'er. scvcrl' head ache and join1 und muscle pain. health officfals said. The disease s urfat.'eS r1 w lo 15 days after an infected moi.qu1to biles a pNson. The s tric ken t ouris ts ~tayed c hie fl y on M oor ea and several other:. had Cars Smashed In 34-rnile County Chase A 34-milc high-s peed cha~e that began ear ly Sunday after· noon in Bell Garden:, ended 25 minutes later in Anaheim with s ix banged up autos to show for the e ffort. Fullerton police i.aid one of their patrol cars wai. damaged in the demol111on derby-hke episode that came when tht' flee. ing s us pect pulle d off the Ri verside F'reeway at ll<1rbor Boulevard. Simullancous ly, three Bell Gardens police c ar::. were damaged and a pa s~i n g m otorist's auto was dented us the frantic s uspect <1ttc mpkd to escape his purs uers. police :,aid. IL all came to an end with J ames Logsdon . 47 , of Bt·ll Gardens. whose auto was the sixth car damaged in lht' m clce. was taken into custody on multi· pie charges. including u~sault· ing police officers. Bell Gardens police reported the chase got under way when Logsdon allegedly fled from the scene of a familv di:sturbance in lheir city traveled to Bora Bora . . Dr. Tom Prende rgast of the Orange County Health Depart· ment today :.aid the local res i· dents responded well to t reat· men t and have been sent home. The ir names and addresses a re being withheld. "The disease represents no problems for Orange Countians because il is transm itted by mosqu1los and we don't have much of a proble m here ... said Dr Prcndcq~ast He said the d1i.eus e 1~ "pretty rampant" m the Tah1t1 arc<.1 It went on like that a ll day. from 11 a.m . to nearly 6 p.m. wh e n th e l as t gumball machine was sold. Olson says it'll be a couple or days before the final tally is calculated. Mea nwhile . the buyers will be carting off their purcha~ from the old buildings that housed them for so long. The buildings probably will be torn down to make way for a newer Fun Zone. o ne that car. ncs fowcr reminder~ or a nother lie udv1sed travelers to keep a supply of insect repellent and era. ~D Seized . to avoid areas where mosqu1t<>!. are active. Thev are m ost active in thl' eve.ming::.' and early morn- ings. The di sea se i s u s ually fn Hunt• gl described as mitd but recovery ID OD can lake a long time bet.'ause of · persis tent fatigue. 'T' p l Three victims were from Los I eeD &r Y An~cl es County. Othe rs were - -' - from Alameda. Santa CIMa and Huntins ton Beach police con· S1sk1you countie::.. health of· fiscated quantities of LSD and fic1a ls said. oth er s ubstances whe n they broke up a party early today at· ImhBan Booze Ads DUBLIN. Irela nd 1AP1 Th(' Irish government. con t'crned about the health of citizens in this l a n d famou s for it s drinkers. has banned the adv'ertising of beer. wines a nd s pirits on statt-·run rudio und tele\'ision. The Re public's Radio Tele fis Eircann network sa 1d the move followed consutiation with Health M i ni s t e r C h a rle s H:.iughey. who is leading a nation<1l campaign to im· prove fitness. "It is hoped the decision wi II create a greater awa r e ness o f the rec- og ni zed na tional prob· lc m ." a ne twork state· mentsaid. tended by about 20 teen-agers. Lt. John Foster s aid lhat Dale Ma rrelle. 24. and Kirk Hayhursl. 18. both of Huntington Beach. were arrested on charges of con· tnbuting lo the delinquency of mino rs and possession of dangerous drugs The party. reportedly in honor of a girl's 14th birthday. was he ld in a rented commercial bulding al 1754 1 Nichols St. Fos ter said that nie rs went out announcing the party and that donations were accepted at the door. Police confiscated a large amount o f band eq uipment. s p e ake rs and amplifiers a s evidence. fos ter said that some un· known powde rs were found in addition to the LSD. He said that tests will be made to determine the contents of the powder. 5 Held in Raid ~tudt•nt pilot and his passenger were killed whe n their i.ingle· cn~1 nc a1rplune cra::.hed in the I high Sierra SAN FRANCISCO 1AP1 Dr ug agen ts arres t e d fi ve persons in a raid on an illegal ··speed" laborntory in a home alo ng the San Francisco-Daly City border t.1m :. a ::. Jeffrey W i lliam • Sunset Man a 1t'lnaer Deaths D .arken Reno Air Race RENO. Nev li\P l The deaths of two nters Saturday and miserable weather Sunday cast u pall over this year 's running of the Reno N·auonal Cha mpionship Alr Races. · The three-day crowd was estimated by race officials at a record 60.500. but many in Sun- day's crowd gave up when 30· knot winds . accompanied by blowing rain and temperatures in the 40s. s uspended all Oying for 90 minutes. When the races resumed . Steve Kint.on of Clar emont won -the Unlimited no nors for the second straight year In his Red Ba ron PSI f1ghLe r and Ralph R ina o( Soni.et Beach won the AT-6 race which was suspended rollo wing Saturday's fatal acct· de nt. Or. Dimitry V Pnan. a Long Beac h gynecotoeisl . and Don DeW all. 40, a restaurant equip- m ent company operator rrom El Monte. died after their planes collided in the ftrsl tum of an AT -6 heat race Saturday. Federal Aviation Administra· tion officials were conducting a routine investigation. but race officials said the accident was simply a result of two planes go· in g into the turn too close toge ther. Hinton's winning s peed of 414 .457 mph gave him a .7 second victory over Don Whit· tington of Fort Lauderdale. Fla . John Putman of Bakers field was third. 20 seconds behind Whit· tington. Howie Keefe. Marina Del Rey and Scott Smith. Orlan· do. Fla.. rounded out the top five. End of tlae Road Rin a took the AT·6 ch3m· plonshtp with a speed of 205.714 mph. l'ollowed by Dick Sykes of Toluca Lake. Jim Mott of Long Beach. Pat Palmer or Seattle and John Mosby. Cuba, Mo. Gary Levitz of Scottsdale Ariz ... won the third of Sunday·~ races in a P·38. topping the P·38 of Lefty Gardner of Mercedes. T exas. by 10 seconds with a speed of 348 287 mph. They were followed by P aul Proberezny. Hales Corners. Wisc.: Vernon Thorpe. Scottsdale . Ariz .. and John Muszala. Ctuno . . Race officiali: postponed. theo finally canceled two m idget r aces sche duled fo r Sunday because of the bad weather and the race delay Arson Feared In Big Blaze SAN JOSE IAP> Ele ven c lassrooms were gutted in a three-ala rm fire that swept throu g h Sy lv a ndale I n · termediate High School in south San J ose Sunday night. fire of- ficials reported. Capt. Larry Salo said that in· vestiga tors believe arson may be the cause or the blaze. which resulted in an estimated $400 000 in d a mage. · Police received reports of a break-in at the school. moments before the fire broke out after 10 p.m La rry Porte r Chis m . one of two Tenncsst?<' pnson escapees sought since Wednesda~. rest~ m Pine\'llll'. Ark . after h1~ rapture. Chis m . 29. was se11.ed fo llowing a h1gh·spt'ed chase near the :\l1ssouri ~lull' line: dnd was ~razed o n th<.· h ead by one of ~ix s hots fired by Arkan~as pohr(• \alaver<.1!> County coroner·~ iJ o~f1ce loduy 1dent1f1ed the VIC· . J\zev('dO, 23 of F rern.o.r:i!i.,, 4Vld_. ->~:'5r:~~~'.~~· .. :-:Cl1~ ~~·~"OY-l\ • Sliraloga . Azevedo had a stu- d e nt':. license, a s pokesman su1d. , The plane was flying from San .Jos t• to a mount<t in airport a t the s mall community of Bear Moun· tain. authorities said. It crashed Saturday just off State Roule 4 near the line between Calaveras and Alpint• t.'Ounlles 45 miles cast of here. ORANGE COAST H1f DAILY PILOT '~ OrMl9t C.O.\t o.u, Phot witf\ ~" 1u om btfW'dt,,........,, ,,..,.,., l\OUbtl\Ndbt'ttw>Or~ (IM\t P\lbtf\IM""" CO'N>lllft\' ~., .. f'C)lff!O't\ .. ,. OUf,)h,"*9 MO"d4'f ll'UOUQ't f..~ tor (0\1• Mf>'4 flff.....-n 8f.t<h H~tlnqitOf\ •.-c:f\ J:°""" f41n YAHf'Y frvt"• ~Odl•t.•O V•l'4'f llM ~-.. '°"'"'4M" "-·-· ... l'Oft I\ ou«>ll\~ Seth.ml .. ,., ..-.d ~'r ,,.. ~;:;~:.~t.~.·.:~~~ JlO ~· ... ·-•111-"''"'"°"""•"CI~-' , .... c...., .................. ..., ~ .. ,.,_ T...,..•,•trnt fcttto-t' ,_, .. _ w-·~tr"""' 0..r .. •M l.-ltl<llMfl' ... 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St0«·k~ f VOL 71 , NO. 261 , 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTE;MBER 18, 1978 TEN CENTS ; ~ Oswald 'Rage' Over Cuba Visa Told .. \\ AS ll1 ~GT(}'.; t \I' I \ 111 Jn 1Jt•nllf~ tnM hlm ... 1•H :l' l.c·1· II.in,., l}.\\ald v.rnt 10111 J r.i~·· V. ht•ll l '\lb,tn llUI h111 1I1t"'> In \h • \ 1<•11 rl'111st•d to j.ll\ 1• him llll 11w1hJll• 1Jt•rni1~,111n t1l '1 .. 11 1111 l '01111n11m,1 nJlton ,1 <'ubJn 111 lh·1.1l 111ld tht· llou,c• •• ,,a-.i.111.1 trt\11' l'<1mm1ttt'\' tod:i' r 11 .. du11 \1t'Ul' L11pt·1 th1 ('1111.111 t'Wb UI 111 ~11•\ll'll ( '11~ Ill rlw t'Jr h 191l0-.. dl•,..r1h1•cl 1 lw 111.ir1 \llW \ 1'11t'(I h1' oHH'-' 111 llHi:~ .... not pl1•u,,111t I h· "u-< H 'J\ 1rn \11111 ' th.cl ",. 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At that 110lnt.. 1 al110 became worked up and I told him to Lcav(.'. l h.' mumbled to himself and i.lamrned the door. also In a vtr>· discourteous manner " Atcue. now retired and living In Cuba. testified as the as· sassinatlon committee tried lo rand out whut happened during a scvt>11 duy tnp Oswald-took to Mcx1C'o only t wo months berore thl' No\' 2'2. 1003. assassination Dissent Mars Hopes for Peace WA S HI NGTON 1A P 1 Cracks be~an to appear toda~· in lhlw frai,:1lc structure of.Mideast pPaC'c fashioned at Camp De1v1d . as Egyptian Forei_gn Minrster Mohammed I Kamel r esigned und 1:-;racli Prime· Minis tt•r \knachem B~g1n differed with l ' S omcn!ls about Israe l's right to put nl'W setllements on thl' Wt•i.t Bank. h c1a1s. who exprei.sl•d fear rt \\a:, <1n indil'at11>n thul Egyptian Pres ident Anwar Sud ut could not sell tht' agret>ment to th..:. i\rah world Kamel became foreign MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories, Photos, A4 m inis ter artt!J' Ismail f'ahmy resigned la~t yeur in protest lo Sadat ·s initial (X'ace overture lo Is m cl Ht•port.' of Kamcr s res1gna t1o n were co nfirmed b y l..nowledgl•abll• /\mcrice1n or , Guard Hit Porpoise Hinders Rescue DEL ~JJ\R •t\P A porpoise bumped U 2·1·~C<.ll'· old lifeguard whe n lhL· man tried to swim to thl' re:.c ue of s wimmers caught in a rip rurrL·nl. The ti~c s we pt fi\'C young-boys and girls about t1 q uarter-mile from shore Sunduy .'.\s h ~· and t wo other lifoguards swam to them. Randy Brimm ~U\\ a porpoise slip under him. then hit him.on the stom ach hcfure swimming away. · . Brinvn said the blow knocked t he \\ind Ulll ur him and IC'ft him in ··a panic stale.·· T hl•re were se\·cral othl•r porpoises in thL• art•<t. appurL·ntb · pla~· ing. "I don 't t hink th1~ \\a!-! 1nlc ntiona l. ' I ht· lifeguard Mtid artc·· thL· r csc ul•s ~k Dr11111111er Moon # Steak With Lover Before His Death .. Begin. speaking in Hebrew to an audience ltmitcd to Israeli re · porters. cast more doubt on the durability of the agreement "hen he s aid l~rael m ade no commitment to establis h no new 1wtt lemt!nls on the West Bank durinJ,! the f1ve-ye<1 r tra ns ition period envisaged by the ugree· mcnt. After Be~in. Sadat and Presi. dent Carter signed the agree· ment Sunday night. Amer ican ISee SUMMIT, Page 1\2) Many Die In Iranian Earthquake TEHRAN. Iran r/\P I /\ series or a(tershocks rumbled lo· day through northeastern Iran, where 15,000 people were report· cd dead or injured from e1n ~a rthquake that de molished 40 villagl'S and badly da m aged 60 others Saturday. Officials ~mid they feared the dc<1th toll from the quake . which measured 7.7 on the Richte r scc.1 le and was the strongest re· corded this year. would rise whe n re ports wer e reC'e1vcd from more remote areas . The new tremors ce1used panic in the region. about 400 miles southeast of Tehran. and fears of another major quc.1ke. Thl• official Pars news agency said two-thirds of the 12.000 rest· dents of the citv of Tabas died and most sur\'ivors were inJured :-.c•riously. It suid several thousand peo- ple 1n vi l lugcs s urroundini! Tubas, epicenter of the quuke. LONDON 1/\Pl Rock drum I e v c I of l h e s c d al t v e were helicved huried in the rut.,. mer Keath Moon <:ooked a steak lk mint'vtrin in Moon'i. blood. blc of their homes. br~akfast. ate it in bed bestdl• Me minevirin ts a Rritish track Thl· area 1s an agn cultural re- ht:-. Swedish f1ancee and tht•n name for the prescription drug g1on note<i for dall•s. oranges took a "vast overdost'" or slc<'P· c h lorml'thi azole c dis ylatc . and grain ;.and is located on the 111g pills that killed him. a cor which 1~ used to lreal insomr11u edge of the Kavtr Desert. oncr·s court heard today. ;md alcoholism. to l'Ombal llW 'Ta has has become a mound Wes tminster Coroner Gavin cruving for alcohol. of rubble. bent iron beams and l h oT·ston tl-edde-0 th.a-t th~ Moon. the drummer for the dirt.·· one witness sa id of President John F . Kennedy in Dallas. Some who contend Kennedy's as11assi~tion was a conspiracy say Oswald may have used the trip to contact others involved in a plot. Others say the man who appeared a t the Cuban consulate 'may have been un imposter cov- ering for Oswald while he made a secret visit to Cuba. The assassinations ~ommittee C'Onceded it has "largely been frustrated" in etrorts to tr&<'l' Os wald's activities during the trip. While the Cuban and Mex ican ggvernment.s have ma<.lc some witnesses available. com millee counsel Robert Blakey said investigators have been u.n able to locale othe rs with knowledge or Oswald 's UC' tivities . The Wa rre n Comm ission. which concluded in l964 the.al Oswald killed Kennedy and thut Bulldozer Plunges hl· ucted nluot· ~u1cl tl tound n11 ~upport for :O.j>t'l'lllilllOll or J l'llll s p1racy ·'The comm1 i.i.1c1n h a"' 1111 cn·d1ble ('vtdt•m·t· thJI o .. ".ilcl went to Mex1ru puri.uan1 It• .1 pla n to :.assasi.rn .1tt· Pre!\td(•rll Kenned~. that hl' n·tt·•' eel Jll\ instructions rdut<'d t•• :-.ud1 jll• uclion while tht•rc. ur t hat hl• rt• ceived la r,:!c bllms or morll'~ from any sourct· rn ~lex1t:1, Mt 1d the com_m 1:-.s11Jn ·:, n•porl Count\' firemen work to rcmon.• CJ c·on s trurtlon workt·r from u 20-foot deep trench in South Irvine today ufter the bulldozer the man wa~ OJX'n1ting plunged into th<.• storm druin ditch Thc m .. n. Hll•nt 1f1l'<I a~ l't1hlo Es tm·ondo. !-t1~la11wd m inor 1111Ur'll'!-111 lhl· i :-15 <J.m 111e 1<k11t nt•u1· lhc..· In fill' Aulu Cc•ntt•r Past for Sale FW1 Zone Items A.iretioned /\ s mall part or the Oran~c Coast's pas t went on the auclion block Sunday Nearly 350 people sho wed up a t the old Ba lboa Fun Zone in Newport Beach to bid for vi n· tagl' pinball machines or boxe~ of beanbag-we1ghlt-d ashtr<1ys T he bidding was fast and furious. Bill Olson. who has operated th(' <1r cade for thc past 16 years <tnd who·s been around the run Zone for most of its SO-year histor y officially closed shop with Sundav·s auction T he block-squan• a musement park was sold recently The new owner s wa nt to refurbish tl Olson said hc , was unable to come lo agreement with the new _owner~,Q.yer hi!J~~ ... ~~. ~e· d e a le rs who rcstort· the old m achinel>. Even al SJSO. the gmnfi! prtl'l' for the newer pinball machint'' the dealers said they could mak.· a tidy profit by cleaning up tht· machines und rc·selling them But the game machinei. uml antiques weren't the only 1ll0mi. that Clrew the crowds. The knick-knatks. t hl· papt•r fa ns aod rubber snake~ a nd as htray~. brought o ut a goocl size ~roup of PT/\ presidents. church mrmber.. and Cl\'t(' or ganization rcpreM.•nl at1vcs lool.. inf? for prizes to offer at fund raising carnivals Football Game Hwnps Car ter TV Address HOSTON I/\ I' I L; s llOUM. Spl.•akt•r Thoma.; I' O 'Nl•tll p1•1-.uadcrl Prl•:-.1dt•n1 Cartt•r to rnovt• h1:-. s1>eerh lo Congn •:-.:-. tonight ahead one• hour 111 a\ll•CI a <'l ash with the tt•lt•c;1 .. 1 01 th\• N l' " i-: n g I a n cl r .1yr· 1o1 .., Balt1mc11 1· C'ol t -. ~.111on .il Leag ul.' lootlia ll g am1• lht Bo:-.ton <:l11lw n•1H1rt~cl · Ill· told ntt• 10 gl•I rl'tt dv for a 9 1)<:lock 1 EDT 1 101n1 ;c-;~1<111 t1imo11·1111. night . l ht Gl1ibt quoted CYNt.:tll a:-""~·111g 111 .• I 1•lt·phom• tnlt·r v11 11. I 1 orn ht" homt• on t'a llt.' Cod . I ~airl "Mr P rl'"tlh·nl !' o'c lock'' That':-. whe11 tlw •out cvidenc~ did not justify a con rock hand The Who"j.J)J:.d.!j,~!l.t..,J,.. '"\'f?t~-~-.......... ---... ~.,---:.:::.,:::,:::,c== W~~-~-NIV\;·.~ .. :....:~R-~,;~!\#,~, -::-.:....::-... t!'trt..t1n 1f:ondhn~. rlc_r:rnn has s urv1 ved . · · said · ·" ' 'Patho log is t Pro f Kl'ith :swunk Mayfair section. another ft'ifM'To'lldtC! 'ffie a ucfiOn . Most or~ the m achines that went on the block Sunday were in less thun prime condition. Many of them were older than the run Zone itself The m achine collector!-ap pea red to have a i:tood idl'a of tht• value of lhc devices they we.re b~9Qi.PJLon but wheQ Jl .c~~~ ~ tffe pmes"lf wa1i ·a' !1fite'f nf story. ba II game i~ on M ~ I rrl·rH! .f~MQ. ~f)~· .ijd.t "'~·J'i4'J c. ·s ullivan hai. hii. ll'am on lfo1,1 :.- uhout 8 o'dork · I 1 I S1mp..cm tcstifi('(I th<1t he found ' Resides that. Simpson s:ud. he The nat1on u l radio a nd ubout twice the maximum ~arc found the rem ains of ahout :l2 tl·levision ser vice stud al least 80 'Galactica' Tops Emmys, 'King Kong' lle minevirin tablets In the· 31· percent of thl' town or rirdaus. year -old drummer 's stomach. about 100 miles cast of Tabas. "The quantity was enormous was destroyed and ··ma ny" and constit\lted a vast over-wen.• killed or Injure d. dose ." he told the court "There Rescue teams l'Ontinucd to 1s no doubt in my mind that pull bodies and a few survivors death wus due to this mussive from the rubble of the fl attened ovt:•rdosc taken hy mouth und at towns about the same time " <See QUAKE. Page A21 Bidde rs c rowded into the a rcade buildings, huddling around s weating auctioneers to bid on the old games Some were collectors Others were looking for something to s pruce up thei r own game rooms. Still other bidders were NEW YO RK fAP l Fever Hits 2 Countiaits A BC·, three-ho ur pre - m icr e or "Battle Star Ga la c t ica" ca pture d larger audiences in three h1g cities than tht• tough rnm petition on CBS and N RC. 11\''•rnight figures from the /\.C. Nielsen Company show. Tropical DisetuJe Contracted in Tahiti Area T he space adventu r~ "how claimed between 40 pcn·cnt and 44 percent of llw a udience in Ne w York City 1n half-hour checks while It was on the air, compared to ranges of ~4 percent to 30 percent for CBS" hroadcu~t of the E m· my a wards show and 22 percent to 24 percent for N BC"s telecast or the Dino DiLa ure ntiis m ovie. "King Kin"." The Los Angeles tally from Nielsen was 48.55 for "Otttt le Star Galactic a." 24·28 ror the Emmys a nd 14·25 for "King Kong." It :.also did well In Chicago. Two Orange County residents urt' among eight Californians who cau~ht a .tropical viral dis · ease from mosquito bites while on trips to the Tahiti area. the sta te Health Services De part· ment has a nnounced. The travelers contracted an infectious disease known as den~ue fever . characte rized by s udden high fever, severe headache ond joint and muscle pain, health offi cials said The disease surfaces fi ve 10 JS days ofter an infected mosquito hltei; a person The s tricken tourists s taye<.1 r hle fl y on Moor ea and several others· hod truvelel'I to B<>ru Bora. Or. Tom Prendergast of the --~- Orange County Health Depart· mcnl today said the local resi· dents resPondcd well to treat- ment a nd have heen sent home. Their names and addresses are being withheld. The disease represen ts no problems for Orange Countians bec ause lt is t ransmitted by m osqultos and we don't have much or a problem he re." sutd Or. Prendergast . He Raid the disease Is "pretty rampant" in the Tahiti area. He advised travelers to keep a supply or mseet repellent and to avoid areus wht•rc mosqultos ore acUve. They are moet active "\ . in the evenings a nd early morn- ings. Th e disease is u s ually described us mild but recovery can ta~e a long time because or persistent ratlJ{ue. ThreP victims we re fro m Los Angeles County. Other~ were from Ah1meda, Santa Clara end S iskiyou counties. he ti lth QI· ficials sajd. ' Ther Orange County victims have been identUicd as a Fullerton man in his SOS an~ a teen-age girl. also of Fullerton. The pair respond d well to treat· mcnl and have been sent horn . omctels said. Pens scratched furiously when the auctioneers announced tht· price and quantiry It ·s not Nt:-.y <See SALE. Page i\2 I Recreational Center Eyed On Irvine Site If the City of Irvine upprovei.. a t 7 ·acre commercial recrea liona l center wi ll be developed by the Irvine Company In the R a n c h o S an Jo<1quill neighborhood. /\n Ir v ine Co mpan y spokesman said the initial phasl' a minlalure 11olf course. a mini-car s kill drivinJ! course. batting cages a nd a game arcade Is plann<'d for opening to the public by early next sum· mor. La te r in the s ummer, the spokesnftin said. there are plans to open a 40-lane bowlln~ alley a nd a roller skating center Also proposed ar(' bumper boMs, a rocquctbnll Md health club, and faRt food restsurunts. T he Irvine Company has chose n Archltecturul Develop- ment Management. or Orange, to build lhtt cf'ntcr 'fh c firm hus devt!lopcd si m llur facilities In Fountain Valrey. "The Prt's1dl•n1 ''-' :d fo'trw . !< o'<:lock · .. Carter " to udcln•" a JOrnt sci.:.1on of Ccmgresi. tu hrwf tht• m l'mber.; of tht• M11Jdlt• Eui.1 peacl' talK s hdd at Camp Oa v1<1 Car1 cr' addres:-. lo Congre~~ wi ll be curried by Chanrw ls 2. 'I and 7 at!l p m POT Coast Weather Mostly clN•r throug t> Tuc ~<l a y Lot'n l AU"'Y wands 15 to 30 mph b low c·oaslal <·anvon1-Tlwsu •• \ Lows ton i~hl SS to HO ll 1 ~hi. Tucsduy 7i 10 1!2 · I NSIDE TODA 't' Harbor l<e/orm Tt<mpll! and St Mark Presbyll'rtan Church l1<1ve come up w1t/1 a ·mi.red marrrnge · .5 e i: f 'i>nturlng, Pagr Ct l•dex Al 'tew~<t All " ... 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The r e b e ls there retreated into Costa Rica bul vowed to return for a nother as· sault. Sunduy afte rnoon and were con· tinulng with mop.up operations. There were r cporti; of continued snipe r fire there to<h•Y. Reports from Est ell suid government troops were advancing s teadily unde r heavy rire. Re fugees from Esleli said th(! g uard bombe d , str a fe d and rocketed the downtown a rea of th(' city Sunday. causing great destruction. Troops we re report· cd e ntering E s t ell frora the north a nd south a long the Pan American Highway today. Reporters were stopped at :1 n ationa l guard l'hcckpoint thn .. 'C miles from Esteli and were not permitted to enter . C ·a r lt•r .111tl rf',,l., t '011.i rt'"' t11111.:h1 an 1111111 .. ,.,,,1111 .it '> "m f'OT :h.tnm•I 7 will urr> 1l ,11 ~. ('h<111rwl it .it 5 JO 'WHO'LL GIMME A 810?' ASKS AUCTIONEER A . Z . STEIN AT FUN ZONE SALE Hundreda Turned Out to Buy Everything From Plnbell Gemes to Stuffed Toys In Managua, where there was scattered shooting Sunday night. bus inessmen a nnounced their determination to continue a strike launched Aug 25 to force: the president's resignation . A commiss io n f rom t h e Organization of Ame rican Stales arrived in Costa Rica to in· vestigate the Costa Rican gov· ernment's c h a rge that a Nicar aguan plane attacked a truck two miles inside Costa Rica. In Leon, where the g uard re· ga lned control Saturday. wit· nesses reported s umma ry ex- ecutions of suspected s nipers. Enlir<.• blocks of the C'ily werl' des troyed during the righting. S Jdut mt•t 'H'JJJr.ill'I.> lh1' tnOl'lllllM at lhl· Jo;uypti.af'I t'lll tJu!>~y with Vtt't' l'r1•b tdcnt Walter fo' Mvn1litll', forml'r Vu.'l' f'rt·~1dt•nt Nt.•l,on A Hoc·kt•ff'llt'r :.nd fornwr· Sd ·rctury of Stull' flcnry A Kl~'>lll~l'r At an t•m11t11m pucked White I lou~e ('l'r1•mony Sunday ntght, Carte r Joined lkgrn und Prcsi· de nt Sadat 10 form ally a dopting a wid l'·ran~1n~ acco rd lhul Carter said "will provide thal Is rael may li ve in pcuce within s ecur e borders ... 'fhe text or the "fra mework ror peace:· m ade public today. ~Ives far g rcuter attention to Jordan·s potentia l ro le in a h op ed -for settle me nt than did the remarks or Carter, Begin and Sadat on Sunday niiht. * * * •'re• Pap A l SALE ..• t rving lo r1 gun· out how rnut•h tu l>1d for MU plti!l l H' fl utt.111, l'~Pt•clally whon tht• u uc:tlont•tir Ill toothn~ ont.> to dt.•mons trot(' Its vulul' It wt>nl on llkl• thut ull duy. from 11 u m. to neurly u p.m . when the l us t "umbul l m uchinl' wat1 sold. Olson suys it'll bl• a coupl<" of d ays before thl• fl nul tully ts ca le u l ated. M c nn whal c. t hl' buyer:. will be curtint: orr th1•lr purc ha ses from the old buildmgi. tha t ho used them (or ~o Ion..: The buildings probably will bl• torn down to make way for a new~r Fun Zone. one lhat cur· ries fewer reminder:. or anottM:r era. Reactions Mixed On Peace Accords By 1be Associated Press Is raelis today r eceived lhe Camp David Mideas t peace ac- ~ordS" With mixett Joy anct-ap- prehcru.1on whik· EJty pt ·~ l>talc· ~ontrollt.-d ncwi.pupcrs s a1cJ lhl' documcnti. mt·an brac:I will pull fJUl of oc<·up1t-d Arab lan<li. H ard -lint• Syria u nd the Palestine Labc.•rution Orguniza· t ron r eJeclc.'CJ the aJ(rt.>em enl.8 as ~·xpectcd Tht• Soviet Unu m 1ssut!d u tiar!>h dt•nuncwt1on. t·allang lhl· j grl'cnwnl!> "a r eal plot a~ainst th<' peopl~ of the Middle East a11d the 1nh·rt.'!>l!> of pt·a<.'<"" J\n<I lfl a clt·ar s ig nal or the d1f fa t•ullacs Egy pllun Prc!.1dc11t Anwar Sadat fact•i. an followinu lhrnu~h on Camp Duvid, US. 1Jf (11'1;11, n:11ortctl 111 Was hington that fo;gypt 's foreign min1st<.-r. Mohamm<•ll I Kame l. hu' n · :-.1gne1I. uppart.'ntly tn protest lo the :igrc·cmcnt::. announced Sun· d ;1y n11!hl r .... r ut•li Pram l' Mini'4 1c r M t.> n u t' h c m B •· ~ i " • I n :1 Wa:-,lllni.tlon intt-rvil·w with l{atl111 lsra1•l, as'>111t•ll 1111·111•1111 t h11t ht• .1n<l tit tH•r lhr11t•l1 111·got 1a tu1 ... c·onl'l11tl1•d "a u •'l!l l'1 ·rn1•n1 with honor 11n1l i.1·1·1ir1ty 'l'hl· tn•l'>l fovornhli• li;r:wll rt• a l'l 11111 w ..... f1'11rn Jll':rc•1• )(r11111" ,1r11I lhc.· CIJll)l>'>ll111n l.11hf1r l'arty 1>1111111 c·am1• from U1•J!ln'11 {'nn '1'1 \.,111\t' l.1kucl hhw Tht· f':i.tvr>t 1.111 111•w11pa1w1 :11 c•1111111' <1111w11n·1I .11m('(l 111 lw11<f 1111-( 1111 1111111 l'~i.ums that l'n ·'>• d1·nt t\nw11r 8111lat 1·111npr11m110-d 011 h1h ch·rmirul fen lolul t:1nwJ1 s pokes man for PLO leader Vasser Arafat said. "The re can ht· no M,.iddle East peace without "ttll!-P I.{). " f>11lit•t• rn J l'l'U.'>:tlt·m :-.:11d lhl•V .. , Jlt'l'1 I u.•n•t• n ·ad um from the l'LO Thi.' J.t lll'rrall a s havt• s lcppt·d up tlu:1r tt•rrortsl bomb ingi. In the s1J\ weeh l>ancc the plans for the talks were an· nouncl'd. vowing to dis rupt thl' summit J vw ~ 1n Eu ~l J e rvi.a ll..'m h ·urcd nt·w :-.uholu~1-. und l>'>hct· su1d 1ht•y \\t·n· <:all«:d t11 t·xum111e :.ihoul 40 sus 1.x·eled bomh~. twice , llw U!.U:JI numtM:r. w11h1n eight houri. of th l' nl'W h f rom Wa:.h i nl!t1Jn l'or Arabs m the oh.I city. 1t wa!> husint-ss as us ual. "Wh:ilt·vcr h:.ippcm .. will hl' ull rig ht. Th<' touris ts will s t ill l'om<·." s:ucl s hopkh·per Nulnl J\lullnh Syr ia's ~overnm<"nl r udlo s nul th<' 11gr<'l'mc nt would "hrln" no 1w111•e in tlw t\rnh wof'lll anfl will so lv1• no prohl<•mK." 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C..:'''t~ ::. ~.:r:, 'r.:.'.,=~~~ r:.r, •.• , ....... r.""'~" ""•'"' "'•• .. ,.,,.evt•• •U~• •"'''' "'"''"~ •• r .. ,,,~f~ .......... •'•" ", •• .,. .. ~ ••• trt• ..... u (f tlf•fft•• \v-.,,,.,, .. b• ••t1••• U M ~'J.,..'ll :~~:' """"'"'• nutU•tf J\NG F.LS CAM'' 1A l1\ t\ '\f 11denl pilot uml hl11 p11101cnl(l'r were• k11l1•d wh1·n th1•1r i-111i.tlt· l'tljtllll' Hll'f>llJIW l'f'<l!ilH·d Ill flll' h1j.(h Slerru ( · u I 11 vt•rui. C'1111n1 \ 1·11r111w1"' urftl'C lnday 11li•11l1l11•cl lh1• vie· tims ui-J eff rey W11ll11m t\i'.t'Vt•<fn. 2.1, of f"n·m1111l, 111lt1 J Ill Nant'Y lh-nc•<lll'I . 2i, of Sernl oJ(a. A•wvcdo hn<l :1 NI u dl'nl''-h t·cns c . 11 ispokt•11m11n said. The plant! wui. flyinj( from Sun .lm.1• to a muu11t111n turport ul the :-rnull <·ommu nily or Hcur Moun tuin. uuthor it1cs 11111<1 PHONE RINGING WNC AFTER S..4LE "I rented it 1·iRht uwuy und lht• phone wus still rlnidnit off the hook." T hnl's th•• stor y Lhls Rue ce st1ful llulboa udvcrtlsor told utter pluclng lhl:s ud In lhc Dally Piiot Wlnt111 n:nlul 2 hJr. I 2 blklO\\ll' t\J.'..0 ('11 11'<'1:'1 , ... ,.., H you havt• u homl· o r un npartment lo rent. cull 642·~78, A frl<.•ndly od vlS-t'r will help yoo write un t>frlclcnl nd ' ' Suspect Captured In Kidnap, Rape Pe rs ons returning from the northwest said they saw many dead and wounded. They said the n ational guard. Nicaragua's 7 .500-m a n arm y and police force. was exe cuting people s us- pected of being s nipers in E steli and Chinandega. Red Cross sources in Leon said they counted 300 dead and about 3,000 wounded. They s~it.I about 7 .000 refugees reported to Red Cross cente rs. but many more rled the city . The uprising, led by leftist Sandinista National Liberation Front guerrillas, has been joined by large numbers of c ivilians dissatis fied with more than 40 years of Somoza family rule. The rebels' tactic; in m ost areas has been lo hold out as long as Possible. the n abandon positions a nd escape into the hilis. L11~unu Ht-urh police ~live 1.1 ~11s1wrt tht•y urrcistcd on sus p1· clon or kldnupplnl( und rape ear· ly S unduy morning may be thl' s umt• m un who wus foiled In 11 -i1niiltar ntl11ck earlier in the l'\'l'rllllj;t. A Nc•wport lkneh woman. who 111l p ronrh<'f1 11 mun an u vun to Jt• Vl' 111 m cJirc<.·tlons to a Luguna lkuch uddr\'~s. was ~rubbed by llw hoir, forced into the vehil•lc ut J,l unµomt. und later raped, pol iCl' sulcl today. Police believe K ev in L <'e Kt>yfuuver. 19. of Yorba Lind:,1 wus the man responsible for lhut and .a s imilar abduction atlempl in Santa Ana tlei"hls late Satur- day night. Keyfauvcr. a USC student m a· joring in business. was being he ld in Orange Countv Jail this morning with bail set at SS0.000. poltce said. In the Laguna Beach rape. police said a Newport Beach woman bad JeCt her estranged hus band's ho use on Cliff Drive shortly before m idnight Satur- day when a m;m drove up and asked he r for directions. · Wht•n the woman upproached the van. the sus~ct g rabbed her by the hatr. s tuck a pelll!l gun 1: her face and forced her lo get Ill· to the van. Police s~Jld he later raped the womun in the back of the van on a n ·:-.111<.·nl1i.1 I s tn•cl. then re· turnl'd her to thl' Cliff Orive ad· dr1·ss . The woma n's hus band. whCI hud becoml' conc<!rncd wh t•n he found his wif1•s l'<ir '>t ill o ut rn front, wus oul:-,tcle whl'n tht• van pul k d up und the wom un 1umpcd out 11,.._ra~AI QUAKE •.. Ort1c1ah; :mid tho!4c who wcrl! sufc W('l't• without shcllN'. Ttwy hU rel I hul mo1>l of lh<! mjun•d w1111lcl ht• ll11wn 111 hos rnlul:s nt·ar Tt·hrun 'l'h1• Rt.'11 Lum and Sun. I r11n 's ltl•d ( ·ro~. d1s1w tdlt'd ml•dil'ul s11ppl11•s , ll•llllli und hlttnkcts Sh11h Mohumnu•cl Hew f>uhl11v1 1111lt•1 ,•tl 7011 '"ldit•r" to 1111· i.lnc•kt·n un·u to twlp n·M•ue 111111 11ll•d lt•al Wiii k1 •r-. Tht• -.1111111•1' M'l llf) r1c·ld hlll>J)ll lllh :11ul th'> l I' I !, II l l' II ( 11111 I , W II I l' I' H rl If m cdtt·tne M ""~ hurJ11li.. w1•11• <1rclt·rl'tl 11:- 1t•n1 pt•rutun ·:. 111 the· un•u l'llM' lo l.10 rf l'J!T<'"" anC'ti1•s dt•com IJ•ml·cl ' ·-~61\ -~--.... ~,~ I 1111•1• days of n11111rn111u for lhl· qu:ikt: v1(·timi; Ttw q1111kt· :slnH·k al 7<18 Jl m St1turday und wui. f1•1t In I wo thirds of the country . l'vc11 1>hak mg huildln~s In Tt•l11·a11 II ulso wui; fl•lt in the mujor <'illt!S ol l 1ifu h a11, Kl·rman. n Ufl'>anJUll anrt oll1t•r town:-ri11gl11~ lht• K11 v ir lk xl'rl A 11 11rr11·1:il 111 1-'irduus s1ml rl!i.· I d l' 11 I s II ( t h (' t II W 11 W Cr t• ror1 un11tt• lhe quake hll curly In the ev('n1nA whUc many wc rl' oetlll ouli.1<IC' tht•h h11m1•s. ullow till( OlllllY to ''M':Jl>C tht• f041f1n11 lft•hr11, f1 om 1·rum1J ltng build 111..::s Uut m the smnll. mud wall1•d vllla1ws an th!! surround lnH un•u. wh1•r1· 1wopl1• i.to to h<><I t•urlh•r , <.•ui.uult1ci. wer(' l'XJX.'Ct c·!I to bt• hcav11·r. lhl• o fficial i.11 lcl. An ourthquukl' re~lsterlng 6.5 on tht! Riehl.er ~t:ult· rocked tht' irn m c urcu on Aug. 31. UH18. kill· inl( 12,000 l~01>lt: Sit·in Called B ETRlJT, 'Lt•bunon IAl'l ,l.l'l)unon 'g Mos lem gplrituul leaders have collect fo r o tilx· h o ur. nationwide s it-in at mo8queai TueRdoy lO prote11t the dlsappuarance of th<' Moslem Shiite 11uct '11 le ader. Imam Mouu e Sudr Sadr disappeared nuuly thrN> w ·k11 110 durlnic o trlp to Libya r Thl' hus band 1mmed1ute ly c·ullcd Police and described the vun and ilc; occupant Officer Mark Fis her s(>Olted the van on Laguna C;,inyon Road near the San Diego freeway, and arr<.'stcd Keyfauver less than eight minutes arte r the call to police Shcrirr in veslti:!ator T ony Pas::rnlaqua said Laguna ·s ruJ>(! s us pect might be the same m an who allt•mplcd to abduct a Santa Anu Hcil(hts woman at about 11 15 Saturday ni~ht. In that l'nmc. deputies said the woman walked out to a van in front of her home on Azure Street lo Rive directions to a man in a vun. And. as m the Laguna abduc· tion. the man i.trahlJcd his victim by the hair and s howed he r a l)l'llct Stun nut before he could fort'l' thl' Santa J\n~1 lleights woman into thl• car. lht• victim's father came o ut or lh<' house a nd ch.a:;ed the s u:;pccl off. K('vfauvcr ii. an·used or ;JS· sault with a deadly Wt!apon in the Santa J\n:l Hcl~hts inc ident. a nd faces c hargei. of kidnap· ping, raµt• nnd s ex J>t>rvers ion m the Lu1Zunu Beach cu .... c. ImhBan Booze Ads DllBl.IN. Jrela n-d 1,\P1 Tht' I ra .... h ~O\'l'rnmt•nl. c• on t' <.' r n <'rt :i ho u t the health of d tw•n' In this l a nd fa moui; for it s d rrnkcl'l\, hlls b11mwd thl' ud vcrt isln~ of tw.-r. w11w:-. a nd spirits nn i;tulC'·run radio anti tc•lt•\'ls11111. Thl' Rt•publlt''s Hud1 0 Tc lcfis F.ireann ll<'t work sa id the movt• followrd r·onsultut1on with lteallh Mini s t e r C h ar l e s lfaugh<•y. who 1s lc>ading a nal1nn;.1I l'ampa1gn to 1m· provt• ntncss. "II as hoped thc decision w ill <·rt•ntt• a i.:rcutcr 11w:11·t·1u·i-' or 1 he rcr 0~11l1t•cl n11t1onul prob· h·na .. II lll'IWC1rk stutc· 1111•111 i.11111 The guard reported its forces r etook control of Chinandega HOme Park Assesses Tide, Surf Damage Residents of El Morro Beach Mobile Home Park were s urvey· ing the damage this morning fro m a three-day onslaught of high tides a'nd heavy s urf. But a mid-morning high tidt.- toda.y did liUJe damage to the 73 mobile homes on the ocean side of the 294-spa<'e park. located between Corona de l Ma r and Lag una Beach. 13ill Peyton. manager and parl·owner of th~ p ark, S\lid b\' is attempting to take stock or the damage in the wa ke of several high tides that was hed away decks and dumped one m obile hom e into the . drink Saturday nig ht. "It doesn't look like we'll lose too much more sand." the park m an ager s aid today. "This one was the worst I've ever seen ... the 23-year mobile home p ark reside nt said . "We had another bad o ne in 1972. but it was n 't like this one ... Pevton said the m obile home orde.a l caught r e s ide nts by surprise "T ropical Storm Norman took a lot of the sand out a couple of weeks ago." he s aid. "Then we st arted gelling so me or it back. ;md we thought we were doing fine." But a succession of unusually hi(lh tides a te away at the foun- d ations or more tha n 40 m obile hom \'s. "and a ll or a s udden It )lOt un t"?ry out the re." Peyton s aid "It really did us in." Peyton said sand frequently m oves back and forth bclw<."t•I'\ nearby Scotchman's Cove und El Morro ... tr lhcy have a h1Jt beach. we'll generally have a s ma ll one ... he said. The sand usually returns to the beach as rust as it goes. hl· said. But not this time . Activity i.lt the m obile home park this morning w as in sha rp contrast to the batllefie ld·likc action Friday night a nd Satur· day m orning when more lh'an 100 state corrections inmates joined with loca l residents to shore up the batte red homes. "Wt!'rc grateful for the help the county gave us, a nd the state people were most cooperative.·· Peyton said. "They were most - certainly instrumental in saving a number of mobile homes." Driver Arrested After Auto Crash A Long Beach m an w as ar- rested on s uspic ion of drunken driving a fter crashing thoug h ;,i roadblock and into a concrete wull at Campuf. and Turtle R,ock drives in Irvine Sundav ni2ht. Police s a id Gary Francis Bene d y k. 27. was t rcate d al Tustin Community Hospit;.il for a c ul forehead. punctured ab· domen and broken lc rt leg. Boat Motor Gone Wilhcur1 ~dwurds of lrvme told Newport Bf'ach police Sun- (lay that hc couldn't use his boe1t lwcausc somc:.on<' hud s to len the cruft '" Sl.000 outboard motor . If•• ki•t•p:-. lht• boat ut the Dunes. 1-;dwar1ls said Gordon Hooded Sweater AL'S OARAGE 100% woo1 -available 1n camel natural and navy Ill Shawl Collar Cable Sweater 100% acrylic -available 1n cream only 1 . . 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714 ) 644·7030 • I Laguna/South Coast Afternoon N.Y. toekH VOL. 7'. NO 161, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 TEN CENTS~~ t1 · ·ED1ployees Protest CleDtente Probe By ANNE COOPER OI -OMll' -MMt t\n inH•stl1tllt1on und rtakt>n h.' Su11 l 'll'mcnt C'l> M antti:n (;,.1 .dtl Wt•t•k' tll d etermint· "twtht•r t'll) t•n)Jllll)l~~ h.td an 1·111111t'l't1un with ..1 counc1lm•n·.,. thrt•.1lt•rwtl d"m1Mal hv hi\ 1•)11 f)lt>)'t•r. ho<1 m,•t with u·ru11a 111111, of 1lll'~al 1·ondu c1 h} un t•mploye'\• a :-.o<.·1utton attor1W) · R 1chord l'u.un. pr~s1dent of I h (> s a n r l l' m t' n ' I' (' I t y E mployeefl l\SSO<'mUon. said he and two otht.>1 U!lliOl'1utwn of fl ct rs wor um moncd lO Weeks' office Thun day and told turn over lUi80Ciallon records or risk '°6tn1 their jobi Week11 said hf did H k the men 1f there were a ny ~onncction bt'tWCt.'n the cmplO)'(W U'lbOCla tton and a newspaper advert1~e· mt.'n~ threotf'ntn.: to boycott St.·u rs Rooburk a nd Co. s tore munagt!d by Councilman Roy lh1mm. 1( llumm did not vol<' "no" on an up<;ommg City Coun· cl ~ Issue Out Weeks said he did not threaten to fir e thl' t.'mployces 1( they did no t cooperutL .. wilh his investigation. ·'The city manager has absolutely no business and no rig h t to d t!mand that the l'mployecs' a ssociation turn Dissent Mars Hopes. fOr Peace WASlll NGTON I AP 1 Crarks began to appear today in t ht· fragile structure of MidLast µcaCl' fa :.h1oned a t Camp David. as Egyptia n Foreign Ministe r Mohammed I. Ka mel resigned ;ind Israeli Prime Minister Menachcm Be~in differed with U.S officials about Israel's right tn pul 9CW settlements on tl)e Wt·~t Bunk. Reports of Kamel's rcs1gna· tion were con f i rm ed b y kno " lt:dgeable American of. t1c1a ts. who expressed fear 1t was a n indication that Egyptian President Anwa r Sadat could not sell the agreement to the Arab world. Kame l berame foreign · MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories, Photos, A4 mint!iler after Is mail f'jlhmy resigned last year in protest to Sadat 's initial peace overture to Israe l. Begin. speaking in Hebrew to a n audience limited to Israeli re ,porters. cast more doubt on the durability or the agreem ent when he said Israel made no commitm(!llt to establish no new settlements on the West Bank during· the five·year transition period envisaged by the agree menl. l\fte r Begin. Sadat a nd Presi dent Carter signed the agree· menl Sunday night. American CSee Sl'MMIT, Page A2> Guard Hit _ Porpoise Binders Rescue_ 7 DEL M/\R •AP ' /\porpoise bumped a 24·,\'CUI'· old l if~guard when the man tried to swim to the rescue of swimmers caught in a rip current. Laguna _Hape.Ends In Arrest The tide s wept rive young boys ~nd girls about a qu:Jrtcr·mile from s hore Sunday. As he and two other lifeguurds swam to them. Randy Brimm saw a porpoise slip under him. the n hil tiim on the stomach bt•fort• swimming away. · Brimm s::iid the blow knocked lhl' wind out of him und left him in "a panic state ... Tht•rc· wcrl' s1.:n :ral othc.r porpoises in thl' an.'u. apparently play· ing. "I don 't think thi ~ wus intentional.-the lifcguurd ~aid afll'r lht< ~cscuc!> Clemente Police Seek Man in Attack San Cle ment(' police were talned two broke n legs and lookin~ today for two men who massive traumas but was in witnesses say knocked a third ~ood condition today man down early Sunday outside A polic(' spokesman s aid w1t· a downtown bar. punched and nesses reported that the three kicked him and then ran him men came out of the bar a nd over with their car began arguing. The attack on Sgt. llarold D Phillips. 31. a Phill ips followed . lie was Camp Pendleton Marine was knocked down and run over with t r eat e d by San Clem e nte a car described as possibly a Cir<.'m e n outs id<.' the Red foxx 1976 silver Cougar. Lounge. 320 S. El Camino Real. The two a ssailants were for possible hip injuries and cuts described as men in their early and bruises over much or his 20's, hav~ng a military a p· body perarance and brown hair They Phillips was trans ferred to the ar(' being sought today o n s uspi· M a r 1 n e bas c h os p it a I . A cion of assault with a deadly ,, • ..mokc~man !~cr~y• a~d 11~,,:;Wi-., .,. weaeon,. lice"8aid - Laguna Beach police beli ve a suspect they arrested on suspi- cion of kidnapping ana rape car· ly Sunday rooming may be the same man who was foiled in a similar a ttack earlie r in the e vening. A Newport Beach woman, who approached a man in a van to -gh·e tiim directions to a Laguna Brach address. was grabbed by the hair. forced into the vehicle at gunpoint. and later raped. po lil'l' said today. Po lice believe Kev in hce Kcyfauver, 19, of Yorba Linda was the man responsible for that <1nd a simil<tr abduction attempt in Santa Ana llcights late Satur- day night. Keyfauver. a USC student ma· JOrln~ in business. was being h<'ld in Orange County Jail this morning with bail set at SS0.000. police said, In the Laguna Bect('h rape. po lice said a Newport Beach woman had left her t.'!>tranged husband's house on Cliff Drive shortly before midnight Satur- day when u mun drove up :.ind asked her for directions. Wh en the wonfan approached the van. the ~uspcct grabbed her hy the hair. stuck a pellet gun in her face and forced her to get in· to the van. Police said hC' later raped the woman in tht• back of the van on a residcnti<tl ~lreet. then rC'·' turned her lo the Cliff 0Jivc ;uh over documents to him ... said association attorney Russell Bostrom of Newport Be uth. Ros trom said Puiin would ~ guilty or breach of duty to his as- isoeiation if he went a long with Weeks' request. and could be sued by the m embetship. .. You would have to ,go back to the 1920's to find a precedent ror his c Weeks'I activities." said Bostrom . "It's the m ost singularly outrageous conduct I've seen In yearl'. of private practice. as a union attorney and as a professor of labor lt.1w .. rm a lawyer and ( talk a lot. · l'.atd Bostrom "But I'm nonplussed by thib s trange stall' of a ffairs in San Cleme nte " The full·page news paper ad vertisement which st arted thl' furor d e manded that Cnun eilm;m Hamm oppose a recom Getting a Leg llp mendal1on lor WN•ks to d1ssolVl' the city parks m uintt:nance crew and hir<.' a p1•1vat1.· c·omp;.iny to keep up <'llY purk., Thl· dd wus paid for by "c1l) l'mt1luyc1.•:. und San Celementc rl.·s1dl'ntt. lor lhl' purpose of sc1vin~ tht· pa rk:-. dt• partm<•nl .. "Council mun I lei mm . n ·ad the a d. In parl. ·1r you VOll' 111 contract out the· parkl> 1h·part CSff PROBE. Pagt> .H I o .... , Piiot .. "° .. Oy lltCIMrd •C.Htfll•r CounC'llwom a n Sall~· Reill-rut'. <.'<.'nt l'r. 1oml'd Cl•nrge Fowll'f'. d1n•l·tor of r<.'C'l'l'a- tion and so<:ial sl'rvin·s for thl' cih'. Satur· tla~· in the thl'l'l'·IL•Jlf:!<!d satk rnce· at :\'l ain Rl•arh Park The orraston \\a:-l he <·11' ' annual ,·1llag1..• !)arty to c·t•ll·h1·at1.· thl· l•nd ol summt'r Afterslwcks Hit lmn Quake Site TEHRAN. Ira n c AP t A series of aftershoeks rumbled to· day through northeastern Iran. where 15.000 people were report- ed deud or injure d from an earthquakt.• that demolished 40 villages and badly damaged 60 others S.iturdav. Officials said they feared the• death toll from the quuke. which m<•asu rcd 7 7 on thl' Richter scale and was the strongest re· corded t his year. would nst• whe n reports were rl•ceived from more re mote areas, The nl'w tremors caused panic in the region. i.tbout 400 mile!> southeast of Tehran. and fears of a nother maJOr <1uak<.' The offl ciul Pe:irs news agency, said two·thirds of tht• 12.000 re~•· dents of the· cit v of 'f a has died and most survivor!> were tnJured seriously. said that most of the injured would be nown to hospitals neur Tehran. The fled Lion and S un. Iran s Red ·Cross. dispatched medieul s u pplies. tents anti blankets S ha h Mohammed Reza Pahlavi o rde r ed 700 soldie rs to tli<' stricken area to help rcscul' and medical' workers. ThC' !>oldier:. set uµ field hosp1tab and dt:o. t ribu te d food. w a t er und med1cim.• ' Trailer Park Ravaged by 3-day Tides It said sl'vcral thousand pco Residents of El Morro Beach pie in vill uges surround ing Mobtl~ Home Park wcr<• s urvev Tabas. epicenter of lhl' quakl•. tnf:! th<.' dam age this m orning Wt.'re believed burtl·d 1n the rub from a three·day ons laught of ble of their home!> high tides and heavy surf. The area 1s an agrn:ultura l rt• But a mid·morning high t1clc g1on noted fo1· dales, orange~ today did little damugP to the 7:1 -.ind gr...in and is locat(•d on tht> mobile homes on thl• ocean s1d<· cdgeofthe KavirOesert. or the 294·space park. located ··Tabas has become a mound bet ween Corona del Mar and of rubble. bent iron bcums und Laguna Rt•ach dirt." one witness said. Bill Pl'yt on, m ;.1naJ:er .. and "Prom each f'lffi'iil y. onl y <>n<• part-owner of the park. said hl· Capo Beach Man Facing GunshotRap A C<.1p1strano Ht•uch rrian wa~ :-.c he rt uled t o app1 •;1r todJY 111 Soul h Orange Count .v M 11nic1pal Court :ift~r ht• was arres ted b\ San Cll•mt'nle poh(·t· on -,u:-.pi cion of assault with •n• l'nt 111 (0omm1t murlf1•1 .1 11cl 111h11' c h:.irg<.'s slt•mrning from a Su1u1 d ay sh1Hlting inc11knt Ht.•nito C Chavl':. 2X. ''a~ ,11 fl'slcd at his home. :1.1;12x l ':.ill1· Portola, ufter Dennis l>o<lgl' ol 150 Wt•st Avt•n1da Kamon,• 111 San Clt•ml•nte told pol1t·1• -,hoh \\ere f1 t>d di ht~ hom1• A poliet• spok1•sma1• -.;11d t11cl.1\ thut two 22 <:allfll'r hul!l'b \\l'l'l' rl't11UVl'd from J>o<lgt• ., t M11t clcHH" .1 Ch1nl from .i frort ".tll of his ho mt• In a<l1ht 1111• fl.111 !'n<•cl l lrl'" on <·urs pat lo.1•il .!long Wt·'t /\vt<nula Hamnnu ma\ also h.iv1· heen IHI b~ g unfll"l'. p(11 ~et• -,atCI W1l t1l'"tSl'S told pol1n· C'h, v1·1 and Dodgt· had been H l\ olVl•ll curht.'1 tn an ,1ltl·reat1011 ,11 ,1 Dana 1'01nt rest uur,rnt 1\ pul!n· 'pokt•!>tman -.;11d l'l,,n <·1 .JP parcntly tollow1..·d D111l1H' ltornt· Chave1. wa!'t c.1rrt•Stl•ll on "'"''" c1on o l firing a gun .11 .in ot· t•up1c<1 dwelling and pos~t·-..-.11111 of brass knuckh•s, m udd1t1on 1t1 the SU~Pl'Ctt•d as,;tt:I• Wtlh intent t 1 I I .... ~.,..... l)l;t_;:>~ ~'-.. -<~-.....,.,;_·, :J ··"'-~\1'1'J t......-~~ ---. ,..!: ~ fD-'U:!:U2 ~~ .. ·" hl,&Sb~ ~lfo riacf llel'o~ c1fnccrn~· • when he found his wiW:. c;ir still out in front. was outside when the van pulle d up and the woman jum ped out i-r.sH ~ · t • ~NdW.lV~~~~ U~. ;.1nothet. ..... 4 •• , darnal(e irrtli"r--Wfff' ot·~~rm . l co,rirmt ~.we•;t r • • .'I(..-~'J;,l~'t • 'Ga/,act,ica' Tops Emmys, 'King Kong' Nl':W YOR K rA P > A BC 's three· ho ur pre - miere of "Battle Star Ga l actica" capture d larj.ler audi<'nces tn three bi~ cit1<'S than the tough comgetih• on CBS and N BC". overntAhl figurl'S from lhl• A C. Nielsen Company show Th<' s pace ad venture s how claimed between 40 J)t.'rc:ent and 44 percent of the audience In New York Citr, in half.hour checks while it 'was on the air. compared· to ranges of 24 . percent to 30 percent for C BS' broadcast of the Em- my awards show and 22 percent to 24 percent for NBCs lel~ast ol tbe l>lno O l Laurenti is movie , "Kina King." The Los Ange les tally fro m Nielsen wa11 48·5S for "Ba tllo Star Galactlca.',. 24·28 for the Emmys and 14·25 for "Ku1g Kong.·• It a lso did well In Chicago. Rock Star's Last Meal Described LONDON IAP) Rock drum· me r Keith MO<>n cooked a steak breakfast, ate it in bed beside his Swedish nnncee and then took a "v~sl overdose" of slttp- ing pills that killed him. a cor. o ner 's court heard today. Wes tminster Coroner Gavin Thurs ton dec ided that the evidence did not justify a con- clusion of suicide. Patho logis t Prof. Keith Simpson te.4'tifled that he found about twice the maximum safe l eve l or the se dativ e Hemlnevirln in Moon ·s blood. Hemlnevlr1n ls a British trade name for the prescription drug c hlormethiaiolc edisyla lc. which ls used to treat insomnia and alcoholism, to combat the cravlns for alcohol. Moon. the drummer for the rock band The Who. died Sepl. 7 at hls a partment In London's ~wank Mayfair 11cction. Btsldes that. Simpson s aid, he fOund the remains of about 32 He mlnevlrln tabltts tn the 31· year-old drummer's stomach The husband immediatelv called poliCl' and describe d th~ van ;rnd its occupant Officer Mark Fisher spotted the van on Laguna Canyon Road near the San Diego fo'rt•cway. and arrested Keyfauvcr less tha n eight minutes after the call to police. Sheriff investigator Tony Passalaqua said Laguna's raJ)(' sus pect might be the snm e man who attempted lo abduct a Santa (See RAPE. Page A2) PHONE RINGING UJNG AITER SALE "I rented it right away and the phone was still ringing orr the hook." That•s the story this suc· cessful Balboa advertiser told a!ler placing lh1s ad in the Dally Pilot. Winter l't'lll al 2 bdr I :! blk to wtr. ~~ C11ll 'CXll )('('()( I( you huve a home or an ppartment to rent, call 642·~78. A friendly ad· vi. er will help )'OU write an efficient 11d. • t Tht.' nationul r ad io and high tides tha t washed awav televis ion service said a t least 80 decks and dumpNI one mobllt· pt•rccnt of the town of Firdau~. hom l.' into the drink Saturday about 100 miles east of Tabas. night · wa5 dest royed a nd "many · "It doesn't look like we'll lo!>e were killed or injured. too much more sand." th park Rescue ten ms continued to manager said today pull bodies and a few s urvivors "This one was thl' worst I've from the rubhle or the rtuttcned ever s<..>en ... the 23·year mobih towns. hom e park reside nt said , "Wr Officials suid those who wen• sare were without i;heltcr They had another bad one in 1972. but <Set> TRAILERS. Page A21 Time Switched Outer Bows to F ootl>all BOSTON I AP 1 U S House Spe aker Thomas P . O 'Neill pers u<tdt;.'<I President Carter to move his speech to Congress tonhrht ahead one hour to avoid u c lttsh wilh the telecast of the New Eng l and P a tri o t s · Balt i more Colts Nnl1on ul LcagUl' football gum e. the Boston Globo r ported - "Ht' told me to get rt!udy for a 9 o'cl<>rk 1EOT1 joint !fesslon tomorrow night ... the Globe quoted O'Ne lll as 11uylnl( in o telephone Interview from his hom e on <:npe Cod. .. t sotd. 'Mr Pre 'lrt.ent ti o'cloC'Jc: 1'tual ·11 when the foot ( bnll 'fam e Ill on My frle n<l •Patriots pre!iid e nt 1 Biiiy Sullivan has hi& team on llow about 8 o'clock .. "The President said. Fine. 8 o'clock.· .. ' Carter ls to oddress u /'oint session of Congress to br1e th membe~ or lhe Middle East pcuce talk11 held at C.-mp David nmon1r Carter. Eayp\lun Prest dent Anwu Sadat and lsr1oll Prime Minis ter Menachem Best in. C:irtcr'11 addrns11 to Coniiress will bt.• curried !lY Cb unneJa 2, 4 und 7 8tSp m . PDT Cyclist KilJed F RE SNO 11\I'• t\ motorcyclist rrom Tt ac-\ Stt•wn Craig Donley. 28. ha" <f11·rt fron1 head in 1uries sut :ltnl'tl in a11 Ul' l'ir!e nt he n · Coa~t Weather l\l o!>ttly cl('a r throu"'h Tuesct uy . Lor;tl AIJS t v wlncf"I 15 to JO mph hl'low roa!'ttal canyon' T1wstl••~ Lo"" lontJ.?hl 55 10 flfl lfilith ' Ttll'sday 7i to 8:! I NSIDE TODA t' llarhor lfr/11rm Templ1 ond St Mork l)rexhyt<'nan Churd1 l10ve cum(' up' untl1 n ·m1.tt'd marriaq,, t;,,,. 1''1•01urmg. f>ogt• Cl ..... ~ 1111 y..., WYK• AIO -..u"' "' L. M , aeve At .... ,.... ts ~11 .. rft<.t AJ t••~"u.. """ M•rttto" """"·-.. Mel•• .. N•lltn•I...,... °""""c_, ,,, ... ''" .. c;> Cl 81 •• .... l!I) OM\10 14 Ci'e•••.r• 14 OUUI Ntli(ft At l.•lt••···-... . '-" HM• M•rlr•O ,, ... ._ ...... "'"i." .... ,.., Ill ~ 8) .. ., lftl.,'UI~ ... , fl .. tllftlle CH Wtrt• 111••• .... .. J I A Z OAIL.Y PIL.Ol Mondg. fftltm\P" JI. l!ZJ Reactiori Mixed on Mideast Accords 8y 11le .U..Cl•ted Prt'U l!\TB<'llt1 lodoy r tC('l\•ed tht Camp l>•" ut M1denst peu('t 1w , 1111h \\1th m1xl'd 1oy und ··~· prchl'rl!'o.IOrl \\ hl ll· 1-;i: VIII .. \hilt• 1.111111 olll'd Rl'\\-'>J)J l>cr11o '>1rnJ tht• (1m·11ml•nt-. nw.m lt-rM•I will pull out 11r 1lt c·111motl \ruh lurid ll •H d llnl' '°\yri-. ""d tbc r a ll•:-trnt-t.1bt•rttl1nn Or11nn1r.t1 uon r't•\N't"-d th ;t•n: m nu. a "''IH'l'll'<I Th·· "" 11•1 111111111 11\l!UC'tl .. hue 'h {t\'nun\.'taUon. \'ulhr1.i lhi ,1~11•1•11u•nL., "u r,•MI plot af'•rni.t tht· JH·opl\"" 11f lhl' M IChJh• •:.~t and lbe inteteal5 or peace .. And \n a clear alJnal oft.he d f· flcullles E&ypltan Prtaldent Anwu Sada\ race1 In foUowlna throuath on Camp Dnvld. U S. of fl l'ialls rt'portt'd In Washington th"l EJ:ypt 'i. forcll(n minister Mohammed I Kurn t-1. hat. n · MJUll'd . u11p11r1•ntly 1n µrote~t tu the u.crccmt·nts unnuunc_\:d Sun du nlKht lbfU('ll Prlml· M l nl&tl'r M 1• n ti (' h l' m H 1· i,: ' n . 1 n a W1u.h1ngton 1n tcr v1ew with natJ10 hmll'I. a:isun•d li;rulls lh u t ht• un d other l ft r 11eh Dana Polat Man Leader Quits Sanitary Post Angu:. Srnkth of Danit Point ha:. rchlgncd a~ cbiurman of the &>uthl'allt Rl'l(1onul ReclamuUon Au~horlt)' following u boa rd splil o t•r retention or an agency al· torncy S m it h . t· h u 1 r m a n ~ l n c e l)£>('ember. 1975. passed hih ga vel to vit'<.· l·hairman Jeff Lod· d e r Thurs<lay night alter a lengthy txecuti ve session behind d O:.l•d door~ prim ary reasons ror leaving the chairmanship were time con· fllcts related to his work with the Paci/le Telephone Company in Riverside. SERRA is a join t-agen cy sewage t reatment authority serving San Juan Capistrano. San C lemente. Dana Point. Capistrano Beach. Lagun a Niguel. Laguna Hiiis and Mis · sion Viejo. .-.... r-.AJ RAPE ••• n~1ot1aton concluded "an acrte1Uent wtth honor and teeurhy." The moet favorable Israeli re· ttctlon was from peace 'groups and the 01>posltlon Labor Party. Ooubl cnme from Begin's con l'll'r vativc L1kud bloc Thi• i':J:yptlan newapapor ac counts uppeared 1.1imed al head· lng ofr impresz.;ions that Presi· dent Anwar Sadot compromised on his demand fo r total Israeli withdritwal fro m all Arab lcr· ritory. "Carter und Sad~t and Begin Anno\lnce lhe C amp David Peace Agreement." bannerecJ the aulttorllatlve Al Ahram, whlle Al Goumhourla said. "The Camp David Agreement. Israeli Withdrawal from Sinai and the West Bank and Gaza " ln Beirut . Lebanon , a s po k esma n for PLO leader Yasser Arafat said. "There can be no Middle East peace without the PLO." Polle~ In J erusale m sald they {'Xpcct fierce reaction from the PLO . The g ue rrillas have s tepped up their terrorist bomb· lngs In the six weeks since the plans for the talks were an· ,._ ..... ~~ nounced. vowing to" lhsrupt the 1ummlt. J e ws In Eas t Jerus a lem feared new sabotage. and police said they were called lo examine about 40 suspected bombs. twice the usual number, within eight hour s o( th~ n c wlli from Washington. For Arabs in the old city. it was business as usual. "Whatever happens will be all rig ht. The tourists ,..ill still come," said shopkeeper Nabil Atallah. Syria's government radio saJd the agreement would ''bring no o.il'r p~ Malt ,._ peace in the Arab world and wtll aolve no problema." The broad- cast said Syrian President Haf. fez Assad's government decided in a d vanrt.· lo reject a ny deal arising from the summit. Syria and the PLO head a hard-line Arab front opposed to Sadat's ~ace efforts. The front. which a lso Includes Algeria. Ltbya and South Yemen. will hold its own summit Wednesday in D a mascus to counter the Camp David mcclin~. Saudi Arabia's state radio re · ported the outcome without com- ment. • • • FNmP.,.eAJ SUMMIT ••• officials told reporters that Is r ael committed itse H to establishing no new settlements d uring the negotiations for Palestinian autonomy in lhe N?· i?ion, Reg in also told the l sraeh press that Israel planned to main· lain a mlUtary presence in the West Bank area even after the trans ition p e riod to ins ure Israeli security .. He also dis closed that the United SU.1lcs promised to build Israel two new air bases in the Negev Desert to replace those in th e Sinai being r eturned to Egyptian control. There was no immeidate ex- planation of the appare nt dis· rre pancy b e tween Begin's version of the agreement and that of the U.S. officials . Lodder . who will lead the JJ!cncy unti l 11 new chairman is clc<.·tcd hy the six-man board 1wxt month. :.aid the official rea- :.on for Smith's rel>ignation is a rc,·cnl JOb transfer to Riverside. S mith. however . will remain on the S ERRA board as Dana Point Sunita ry 01stn ct representative to the organ1zat1on. Ana Heights woman at about 11 : 15 Saturday night In that crime. deputies said the woman walked out to a van in front of her home on Azure Street to give directions to a man in a van. RESIDENTS OF EL MORRO BEACH MOBILE HOME PARK SURVEY SURF DAMAGE • Jraller (second from left) Upended by Wavea During Three-day Siege Meanwhile. Carter. claiming success "far beyond any expec. talions" al his Ca m p David summit, plans to solicit support from Congress for the peace framework he signed with Begin and Sadat. Following the closed session T hurs d ay i n Sa n Juan Cup1strano. Alexander Bowie 's law firm of Newport lleach was ti•mporanly rc taancd as legal udv1scr for S EHRA. a contruct twld :.ince the ugency's inception in Hl70 Smith rcport~dly pu:.hcd hllrd following instruction rro m the O ;ina Point Sanitary District board for rctention of al· 4urnty Cl"ftyto_n Parker of Santa Ano lo haookt SER RA legal 11f- la 1 n. P<irkcr. a former member or Bowie ':-. law firm. s plit from his ~mploymenl there earlier this year and J0111l'd an a new law prn<'l1ce. Parke r. sources suid. had worked SERRA legal matters :-.1nce 1976 as a member of Howie ·:-. firm S ERRA sources said Smith (OOk reJecllon uf Pa rker a:. new ;1llorncy as a muller of "lack or. c·onfi dencc" tn his leudership. prom ptang res11otnWion. "T hl·rc muy be som<.'thing lo th ul. ·· Smith admitte d this "''" n1ni.t. but he m l>istcd that Policewoman Subdues Man In Laguna And. as in the Laguna abduc· t1on, the lnan grabbed his victim by the hair and . showed her a pellet gun. But before he could force the Santa Ana Heights woman into the car. the victim's father ea me out of t he house and chased the SllS~Ct Off. Keyfouver iis accused of as· ~ult. wilh tt deadly-weapon -in the Sa nt<1 Ana Heights incident. a nd faces cha rges of kidnap· ping. rape c.and sex perversion in the Laguna Beach case I aguna Adult School Hard Hit by Jarvis It 's slim pickings this fall for adult education classes in the Laguna Beach Unified School District In fact, unlc.-ss you're wrap· ping up your high s chool educa- tion. or need to learn the English language. or want lo participate with your child in a psychology laboratory class. you're out of luck in Laguna Beach. Budg e t cons traint s under Proposition 13 have forced cuts of all but three or the more than 50 adult education classes or-La~unu Beoch Policewoman fcred last year . T o ni Place• put a s us pected Cla sses to be offe re d arc drunk in Jail Sunday night. after English as a second language. the man allegedly kicked her Adult Bas ic Education a and re.sisled arrest. course designed to earn the stu· Tht! orr1cer said she found the dent a high school diplom a. and ~2 ycar·old man a:.lecp in a gut· a psychology cours e for parents ll'r near an Emerald Bay com-with pre-school children. They munity gal\• Sunduy evening. begin tonight. When shC' woke the ma n up In that course. which costs =s. and a\l('mpled to place him un-parents observe their children \n <lcr <Hf<'SI for public mloxica-directed a nd free-play activity. lion. the man became abusivt! then confer with the Instructor a nd bc Ra n swca ri n~ at the on their ob6ervations. · Riley lo Eye Palisades dosing Plan Fiflh Dis tric t S upe rvisor Thomas Riley will m eet with c-.~&tl',JtA Bt"tteh -residCTits Tuesday to di~cuss a proposal to c lo se Pali s ade s Dri ve perm anenlly . Tuesday's meeting. called by the Capistrano Beach Communi- ty Association. is scheduled to be gin a t 7 :30 p .m . al lhc P a lisades United Methodis t Church . 27002 Camino d e Estre lla. The s teep Palisades Drive. whic h connects Pacific Coast H ig hw a y a nd C amin o Capistrano atop the ocean front pa lisades just south of Doheny State Park. has been closed :since le.as\ s pring's storms. Because road repairs may run as high as $300.000. the count~: surperviso.rs may decide next month to close it permanently, maintaining it o nly (or pedestrian and bike traffic· to the ooach. Community <i ssociation spokesman Ernie Reason said Tues day's meeting was called because a majority of communi· ty res idents and businessmen wa nt the beach access road re· opened to vehicle traffic. Re ason said Palisades Road has provided a vital doorway to the Capistrano Beach communi· ty for SO years and should not be closed now. A permanent clos ing would hurt local businessm en. be Inconvenient for community residents a nd limit access lo eme rgency vehicles, he said. It might also devalue Capistrano Reach properties by cutting off beach c.access. said Reason. Policcwomun. The other t.wo courses are H\lt°Whl·n hl' kicked th~ officer free . .. 'Supporting the permanent Jnsll'ad or gt•lling in lhc: patrol .. We've cut out all of the crafts r ~ 8 .d. ~I o s ure a rt! ~o m e f' ..... P-.AJ 1RAILERS ASSAILED. • • Jl wasn't like this one." Peyton said the mobile hom~ ord ual l'aug hl res ide nt~ by surµris~· "Tropical Storm Norman took <t lol of the sand out a coup1e or weeks li~O ... he s1:11d ·'Then wc:- started getting some or 1l back. and wc thought we were doing fi ne ." But a suceession or unusually high tides ate away at the foun- dations of more than 40 mobile homes. "and all of a sudden it got a ngry out there." Peyton s aid. "It really did us in ." Peyton said sand frequently moves buck and forth between nearby Scotchman's Cove and El Morro. "If they ha ve a big bea ch . we'll sencr ally have a s mall one." he !>aid. The sand usually returns to Assault Rap Hits Singer FLORENCE. Ala. t AP1 Country music singer George Jones has been charged with as- s a u I l with intent to murder following an appurenl argument with a songwriting friend. police said. Chief Deputy Jones Irons said Jones wus freed S unday a(. te r posting S2.SOO bond He said the warrant. a pproved by the district attorney's om ce. was based on a complaint by Earl "Peanut" Montgomery. a rountrv mu_s ic s ong write r . the beach as fast as it goes. he said. But not this time. Activity at the mobile horn· park this morning was in sharp contrast to the battlefield·llke at•tion-Friday night and Satur- d<Jy morning when more than 100 s tate corrections inmates Joined with loca l residents to sho re up the battered homes. "We 're grateful for the help the county gave us. and the state people were most cooperative ... Peyton said ... They were most ce rtainly instrumental in s aving a number of mobile homes ... Plane Crash Kills Pair ANGELS CAMP 1AP1 A 'iludent J>ilot and his passenger we r.e kll~ed when their s inE:lc· enginc airplane crashed in the high Sierra. Ca laveras County coroner 's office today identified the vie· t 1m s a s Jeffrey William Aze vedo. 23. of Fremont. and Jill Nftnc y Be nedict , 22. of Sa ratoE:a. Azevedo had a s tu· dent's license . a s pokesman said · The plane wa~ flying from San Jose to a mountain airport at the s m all community of Bear Moun· ta m . authorities said. It crashed Saturday Just off Stale Roule 4 near the line between Calaveras and l\lptne countiei, 45 m il ei. eas t of here. Carter addr esses Congress tonight in joint session at 5 p.m PDT. Channe• 7 will carry it at S. Channel 4 at 5:30 • * * F,.._P.,,eAI PROBE ••• m e nt. you will leave us no choice bul to mail our letter to Sears. Roebuck and Company. advising them of your questiona· ble political activities In our city and of our intent to boycott your Sears catalogue store ... At the time. Hamm had been - manager of the San Clemente Sears store for seven years. On Aug. 16 Hamm voted in favor or hiring a 'private parks m a intenance firm. Within a few days he was summoned lo Sears administrative offi ces. his sup. porters have said. and told he must quit city politics or lose his Job. On Sept. I hL· resigned from S4-ars . · ll amm has declined to com- ment on his rt>a!>ons for quitting after 12 yeuri; with the Sca rs company, saying only that he plans to sell insur<Jnce In Sun Clemente. Employee association presi- dent Puzln s aid his organi zation is considering the possibility of a lawsuit against Weeks. Ht: has a lso asked for a le gal opinion on whether the city manager violal· t:d federal labor law. ·'The important question is why the city manager. without City Council authorization. in· volved himself in a private mat· ter ... said Puzin. "Just because you work for a city doesn't mean you give up your First Amend· ment rights." • ('<JI <JS ordered . the policewoman a nd art classes," said adult Capi s lruno Beac h res t.dents :o.uhducd the s tlll·cursing man ed u ca tion .!R ok e~wo.m an. who l~v.! a~-!!1~eni . .tP~E~tt ·._~ l. J:~~ ·~ ~ . .._....._.~fat6M-J~~~~"' ... • .-,:,.._, .w .. •'tY..~ .. 'W'.Y.1~~-~~ .. ~.tH'-1 ;ey?.;: -I-le awoke Monday morning to find himself charged with an ad- ditional offense of assaulting a 11ohcc offi<'r Ills bail was set at S2.500. ORANGE COAIT DAILY PILOT '"" Ot..tnOl'C.0.\t o.u, ....... -..-~ ..... (...,, ,,._,,._ ....... ~M ......... -....... 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( •• , •• --:; •• ,ll_h ""'"" .... , .. rt•tHYCM _.,_ •-191 llft..,ln l ... ttf f...,,..,.,_ ,.._ tl•I• H «t ...... •I Ct\lt Mtw (•It••'"'• ,u,,t, itllt"-tty '""'"'' U to _.,,.,,, •• ,.,.,, 6• It _,,.,, mlfll•t» -·--u•-""• Past for Sale Fun Wne ltemJJ Auctioned A s mall part of the Orange Coast's past went on the auction block Sunday. Neorly 350 people showed up at the old Balboa Fun Zone in Newport Beach to bid for vln· tage pinball machines or boxes or beanbag-weighted ashtrays The bidding was fas t and furious. Bill Olson. who has operated the arcade ror the past 16 years and who's been around lhe Fun Zone for most of its 50·year histor y oCficially closed shop with Sunday'1 auctton. The block·square amusement park was sold recently. The new owners want to refurbish it. Olson said he w11 unable to come to agreement wlth the new own•ra over his lease, so he dt· clded to hold lhu auction. Most of the machines that went on the block Sunday were in luss than prime condlllon. Many or lbem were older than the Fun Zone ltaelt. Bidders c rowded Into the arcade bulldln111. huddling around swe111ting auctloneera to bid on the old 1it1m t's f • I Some were collectors. Others were looking for something to s pruce up tht!ir own ga l"Ac rooms. Still other bidders were deale rs who restore the old machines. Even at $350. the going price for the newer pinball machines . the dealers said they could make a tidy profit by cleaning up the muchines und re-selling them. But the game machines and antlquetl weren't the only ite ms that drew the crowds The knlck·knack11, the paper fans ond rubber s n akes and as}'ltrays. brought out a good size group of PTA president.a, church members and civic or· ganlzatton repteaentatlves look· Int for prizes ro offer at· rund· raising cantlvah1 Th machine collectors •P· peared to heve a aood idea of the value ot the devlce11 \My were bidding on but when It came to the prlzeti lt was a dlff erenl story. P ens scratched f\lrlously when the auct~ni announced the price and quantity t f I Gordon Hooded Swearer 100% wool -ava1la1:>1e in camel ....!J.l1.lilral and navy llllr Shawl Collar Cable Swearer 100% acryhc -ava11a01e rn cr11m only ' . AL'S GARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644·7030 / 7 , • I f Orange Coast Tod ay•8 Closing 1 N. Y. Stoeks ~ (:OITION ' VOL. 71 , NO. 261 , 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1978 N TEN CENT~~ Reaction Mixed on Mideast Accords 9)' Tk lal.-d PN' ' I nu•li• toda) reet•I' l'd ltw \ump 0 Yid M1dca l pen<·<' a<' l'Ord~ \\Ith maict'd ,O\ und up prehens1on .\o\1hlle Einn ';. sl11tf• <'Ontroll\.'<f l\\'\\ PiiPt"rli &a1d the.· 1lo('ument.i. mean lsra I "ill J)Ull out of OCCUlltl'<l Ar~b I.incl' Hard lint-s~ra_. .. nd tht· l'ult•!:!tu\C l.1ht>rut1on Orf(unm•~ 11on te~tt-d tht< u11r ~mt•nt!. l.l!t ell. l>l'l'ltd "t'he-Sovit>l Union mnu.-d a harsh dt nunclutlon. railing th4· 4'1tr menli "a real plot u11umM th~ peoples of the Mlddlc fo~u .. 1 ~·.nd lht .. anterc~tJ or peace .. And ln 1.1 cll'ar sl1tn1.1l of th1· tl1f f1culllm. Eoptiun P rcsldt•n t Anw .. r Sadot fucci. In follow1n~ lhroutc h on Cumr> David. U S or f1 ri11 ls rt•pot1l'agn m1nl11k r Mohummtod l Korrwl. h ui. rl· lgnt:d. 8l>P1t1c•ntl) in protcbl 111 t~ agce-eml·nt11 unnounl'l.:d Sun duy n1aht h.rul'li Prime M in1!>tl'r M c n a c h l' m D t· ~ 1 n . 1 n u W;.ii-;han~ton 111ltorv1cw with Rudio Israel. ai.i.urcd lsraclii-. l h a t h l' u n d o l h l' r I s r u c II Il l· gut aator-. t•nndudcd ··an a~ rel'm ~nt "1th hon.fr a11d 1-Ct'Ul'll) T he m03t favor1:1ble Isr aeli re action "as from peace group!> und lh<' oppos ition Labor Party Doubt came from Hci!in 'l> con· ser vative L1kud bloc T he Egyptian newspaper ac· counts appea red aimed at head· ing orr impressions that Presi· de nt Anwur Sadat compromised o n his demand for total Is raeli withdrawal from all Arnb ter ratorv. "Carter and Sadat and Begin l\nn o unce the Ca mp David Pe ace Agrecmenl. · · bannered the autho ritative Al Ahr am. while Al Goumhour1a s uid. "The * * * Camp Oa\rid Agreeml'nt l!traela Withdrawal from Sina i and the West Bank and Gaza .. In Beirut . L t·bunon . a sp o k esm an for PLO le<tder Y e1sser Ara fut !.tud. "The re can b<• no Middle E ast pelH'l' without the PLO ... Police in J cru::.alcm su1d the) expect fie rce reaction from the PLO. The g u crra 11 a s ha vc ~tepped up their tcrrorn.t bomb angs an the six weckf> s ince the * * * plani:. for the IJlb wl·rc .in nounced. vowing to d1i.rupt the M1mm1t .J l' w ' 1 n F: a :. t .J t• r u :-. u I l' m ft•1tr('(1 n<'w sabotag1• and poltt4' i-.aid thl'\ w1.•rt· ealll•d to (•'<amint· :1bout 41j l>USJX'<.'lt•ct hom h:-. I\\ 1n• t hl' Ul>Ual numbl·r "ti h1n i'IJ.!ht hour:-of thl· nl'"' lro n:i Wushmgton For Arabs 1n th1• old l·1t \. 11 "a:-bu~tnl'S:-. a:-u:-11~11 * * * Dissent Mars Hopes for Peace WASH I NGTON (J\P I Cracks began to a ppear today in th<.• fragil<' structurl' of Mideast peace fashioned a t Camp David. us Egypti;,n Foreign Miruster Moha mmed I. Kamel r esigned and Is r aeli Prim e Minister Me nachem Begin differed with U.S. officials about Israel's ri~ht to put new settlements on the West Bank. Re ports of Ka mel's resigna· tion wer e conf i rm e d b y MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories. Photos, A4 period envisaged by the agree· mcnt. After Bt:'gin. Sadat and Presi- dent Carter signed the agree· me nt Sunday night. American officials told reporters that Israel committe d itself t o establishing no ne w settlements duran t lhc n<'goti<.il ion-. for Pa lest. man autonom y 1n the re ~ion Bcgin also l old thl' li:.raelt press that lsr<iel plann<.•tl tu muin· tain a military prl'!.l'n<'l' in the West Bank arcu C'\'Cn aftt·r lht> ISee SUMMIT. P age A21 Guard Bit Porpoise Hinders Rescue DEL :\lAR •AP · A porpobl' bum1wd a i t H·;1r , o.lly l'lltll Si.ti l"llolo knowled geable American of· f1t•1a ls . who expressed fear at was an indication that Egyptian President Anwa r Sadat could rrorsetl-the 1t1?reement to ~ Arab world old lifeguard when lhl' man tried to ~w1m 111 ttw r escue of s w1mmt•rs caught an a rip curn•nt ' }fO'J..~ GJMM£_A 810?' A_Sfs_S UCT ONEER A. Z. STEIN AT FUN ZONE SALE Hundreds Turned Out to Buy Everything From Pfnball Games to StuffedT oys 'History' Auctioned Fun 'lone Anif acts Draw Heavy Bidding A s mall pa rt of the Orange Coas t 's past went on the a uction IJlock Suncluy Nearly 350 J>t•Oplc s howed up <•t the old BHlhou Fun Zone· in NPwport Bl'ach to bid for vtn t:11o1t· p1 nh;11l m<1chincl> or boxci-. 111 bt•unba~·\.\l'tJ.:hkd ashtray~ Tnl bidding "ai. r as t and furious. 8111 Olson, who has operated lhc arcade for the pasl 16 yeurl> and who's bcl'n around thl' Fun Zone for m ost of its 50-ycar history offit'ially dosed !>hop with Sunday'i-. uuct1on. The blQCk·squarc e1musem ent park was sold recenlly Thl' nt•w Home Park Assesses Tide, Surf Damage Rcs1dentl'. of El Morro Beach ~obi le llom<• l'lclrk were' s urve' mi.: tht·· tlamaf..!l' 1111l<ty from ·a three-day oni-.luui.:ht of high t1dl'l> und ht•avy i-.urf Aul a mad morning high t1d<· ha d another bad one in 1972, but 11 was n 't like thb nnl'." Pl•yton Slitd lhl' m ol11lc homl• o rd eal t·uu~ht rt•s tdt:nls In )>Ur prise · o wner s want to r efurbish 11 O lson said he was unable to com e to ugrcl'ment \\ ith the new owners over his ll'<ase . so ht· dl'· <•ided to hold th<.• nuC'l ton Most or th<• m a<·hines that went on the blo<:k Sundu,· wen· In less than pri ml' condition Ma ny of them were older than the Fun Zone itself R idde r s l'fOW<il•d into t hi· ;.ircade b u ildin.14s . huddling around swcatini.: auctioneers to lm1 on the old gamt•l>. Some were collel'lori.. Other!> <See SALE, Paite .\2 I Paif Join Panel Wa llt•r Zig lar of 18021:! \\' Ocean Front and Putncw G1bb:-. of 2108 Vista Lor L"do have hl•t·n appointed lo the• N1•wport H<·w·h Arts Comm1!->s1on IH th<.· t'tl\ ('O unc tl K a m e l beca m e forei~n m1n1s ter af~er Is mail Fahmy resign ed last vcur In protest to Sadat's initial peace overture to l&rael. .. Begin. speaking in llebrew to an audience limited to Israeli re· porter s. cast more doubt on the durabilijy o r t he agree me nt "hen he said Ii.racl made no ('Orn m itment to (•st :.i bhsh no new sl•llle mC'nls on thf.· Wes t Bank durinJ! the fi vt:-vcar transition PHONE RINGING WNG AITER SALE "I r<'ntcd it r ight away and the phone was still ranging off the hook ." T ha t 's the• ~lorv this suc- t•cssful Balboa advertiser to ld uftcr placine; this ad in the Daily Pt lot \\'11111"1· n ·nt.11 :! htlr. I :.! hll. 111 \\Ir ":l."111 l'.111 \\\•\\\\ If you h avl' " hom e or an apartment to rent. eall 6-12-5678 A friendly a d·VISl't wtll help you wrak e1n efricient ad Th<.' tide swc•pl fiYc ~·oung b<ws :md g1 rb ahout a quar cr-mt1~ from "Short" Sundtty A~ hl· a nd l\Ht other lift>~uards -.warn to them. Rand~· Brimm .., .. " :1 porpoise s lip undt>r him. th<.•n hit him on lhl· stomadt b<.>fore swimmtn~ away. · . Brimm said thl' blow knodn•d lhl' ''and 0111 ol him and left him in "a panic st<:1ltt." Th<.·rt· \\l'I'(' s t'\'eral othe r porpoil'it's in tht· an•t1. a ppun·nt ly pla\ ing . .. , don't Lhink lh i!i wu!. intent1o n11 l. · th1• lifeguard s-Jid aflt•r tht• rescu<.'s ' Carter's TV Speech Yields to Football BOSTON </\P I U S llousl.' Speake r Thomas P O 'Nl'ill persu aded Prcsi<knt ·Carl«:r 10 movl· his s pcN·h to Coni.:rt·s:-. tonig ht a head one hour to avoid a c lash with tht• te lecast of th<· New En p.l iin d 1'~1ir101 -. B:.1lt1more Coll -. Na ti on.ti Ll·aguc foolhall }!amt·. lh1• no:-.ton Globl· rL•portt•d "lit• told me to J.(l'I readv tor u 9 o'<'lock 1EDT 1 101nt s ei-.s1on tomor row n1 ~hL " thl' --G lobl' quoted O'Nc.•111 a:. -.a~ ing 1n " H·ll·phorll' 1ntl'l'Vtt''" lrom hi s hollll' on Cafll' Cod 'I '>;11d . 'Mr .Pn·i-.1Ch•n1. '' o dot'k" That ' wh1:n llw fool hall J.!Jml' 1s 1in M' f r1<·rul 1 l'al r111h prl'-..<!1•111 1 Htl h Stt#t Vitn ha-; ht., tt·am 1111 I lo\\ ,, hout >! o t•ltll'k • . Thl• Pn•)>1dt•n1 .,,11ct Fine . M II t•foC·k ('11rll·r " .. addrL'i-." to Conc.r<.•s-. " 111 lw t·urncd b-. Chann1•h 2. I an<l 7 al Sp m . PD'·r • today did hllll• da m:.ige to tht• 73 m obtll' homl'!. on the ocean ~•dc or the 294 .~pitre park. locall'd ht•twecn Corona dcl Mar a nd Lai.:una BeaC'h "Tropical Storm Norman took u lot of the s and out a coupk or weeks ago." he sil 1d "Then "W(' s t arted gettin~ som e of it bark. c.ind we thou~ht we were doing fi nc " ---------CUT THIS Olff A.ND SAJIE-· -------- Aili Pt·yto n , manager and part-ownt•r of th<' park. sa id he 1:-. attempting lo tah Moe k of lhl' chimagl' 111 thC' wuke of Sl'\'l•rul hig h t1dC's that wal>hcd a\.\ay ~-~"'A~~-' "'g homl' into th1· dr ink Saturda\' nai.:ht · "It dot·sn·1 look like wt•'ll lose t<io m ueh mon• sand." the park m :rnagl'r s aid toduy "This ont• was tht• worst l'vl' 1•\·cr sct•n ... the 23 year mobile hume park n.•::.1dcnt ::.aad. "Wl• Coast Weather Mostly clear throug h Tues day Local g us t y winds 15 to 30 mph below roaslal cunyon!\ Tuesday. I.ow:-ton1~hl 55 to 60 llighi-. Tue::.day 77 lo 82. I NSIDE TODA~ lforbor Heform Temple and St Mark Presbytenon Church ho.I)(' i:omr up With o 'mired morrio11c ' See Feot1mng, Pog~ Ct. latlex AI Y-~ ... -.w...-....... M AMI......,.. "'"' ....... M .... .... ....... u •• N•ttM.1-. C.11 .. f'ftl• Al 0r...,.c-, CIHllll .. C'>M g ., .. ~: c-1u IM ., ........ :t::'llM,...., 81.J c ... u-.ff ... ., Dtttll Nelkft •• Tel .. ltl9' .. 1::·.~:: "' TllMtef't ., ...., ~ M ,..,,_..,. ,,,, WtfNNeW\ •• fiut a SUCCeS!:.10 0 or unusually high ttd~ ate :>way at tile foun· dat1ons of m ore tha n 40 mobtl<• ho mes. "and all of a suddt·n 1t ltO l a ng~y-O!Jl th('rC." P<:.Y~O §M(t'/~&~1°'4~ ... _; ·" • Peyton said sa nd .frcqu<.•nlly moves back and forth bctwct>n nearby Scotchman's Cove and E l M.orro. "If they have a big beach. we'll generally have a srnall one," he s aid. The sand usually re turn!> to the beach as fast ai. 1l gOCl>, he said. But not this lime . Activity at the mobile home purk Lhis morning was in 11harp contrast to the battlefield-like action Friday night and Salur· day momin~ when mo re than 100 state corrections inmatei. 1oined with local res idents to shore up the batte r<.'d ho mes "We're grate ful for the help the county ga ve us. and the st ate people were most cooperative." Peyton said. "They were most rertainlS"' ini;trumentul in s aving a number of mobile homes." 87,000 Taken From Newport Car Newport Beach police arc seeking Uw thief who stole 'it wallet containing $7 .000 ln cuh from the seal of a car Sunday l\f. tcrnoon . F.milio Aicarraga. a visitor from Mexico City. told police his wallet wa" left In his unlockl-'<f cor while he wos looklnJl for a ho m e unde r construction on Harbor lslnnd ~ Newport Trash Pickup Cllt St arting Oct 2. ~e,\-,port Bee1ch res idents will be rcehng -..~ ~ ... 4,; ...... u .. _'Jl.-U'Jl....._ *'"-'-· '-di~~~:i~ID r>i-t'.MY<J~.,,,..,o.. ~ .·~ --~. --=.. flon scrvict• c·ut nack l rom l w1 ce a week to once a wee Not onl~ that. but the day!> on which trash wall be· picked up hav<.· bt•cn changc•d throughout the· city. City of ficials Mr<' warning rc;.Hlcnts to check the new schedule their nt'W trnsh day may be completely diffe rent from their old schl·dutc- Nt:>wspapt•1-s Lo lw colll'ctcd for reeyclin~ will i.llll be picked up one<.• n month on u regular trash pickup day Not1crlt or thl' c·han~e 1n l>Chedule were mailed with Aug us t and ~ptembcr water l>1 lls. Additional copies of brochures cxpl11inang the changes ar(' available ut city libraries. fire stations and at City llall Th<· s<'hedull' for pickups during holiday weeks also will be different than it h ttl> bc<·n in the past Previou.~ly. refuse collertaon simply was suspended on New Year's Day, Memorial Day. the Fourth or J uly , Labor Day, Veterans' Day. T hanksg1\•ing Day and Christmas Householders had to wait until the next reRular collectton day . Now. t rush will be picked up one day late, pos tponing all refuse c·olleclion that week by one day. If a holiday is on a Thursday. for eJCam 1>le. areas normally serviced that day will have tras h collt•cted on Friday and thos e areas us ua lly serv iced on Friday will have trash picked up on Saturday · Questions can be referred to 640-2188 The following neighborhoods will have new!tp apers col- lected for reeyclini:t on their normal refu~e pickup d11y tbe week beginning with the second Monday or each month. These ureas and their regular collection days a re: Monday Balboa Peninsula. east of Newport Pie r <Newport Pier to West Jetty 1 "' Tuetlday Cliff Haven. l&lh Street to 16th StNet 1Tuttln A\1cnuc lo Irvine Avenut! 1, Newport Hel.ihts. Lido b le. Wednel'Mtay Linda Is le . Harbor Island. Beacon Bay . P romontory Rny and llnrbor Island Drive, Tho Cove. · Balbou Island. OuyshoreR. De Anaa Tralltr Park. Beystdc Drive tCoast Hl"hway to Jam boret Ro1d1 Th•nday Cam(.'() Shore ... Shorttllffs. Coronu dcl Mar 80Ulh or Coa!d Hhct1way from Avocado to Huel Drive J ---. ~ •Coast HiJ(hwuy to Ocea n Boull'Vttrd 1, Cl11na Covt•. Breakers Orl\'t•, Bayside Drive from Jambore(' Road to Mar guerite Avenue . Irvine Te rra<'(' Friday Ce1m eo Highla nds. Corona ll1J(hl a nd-.. lla rbor V1t'W lftlb . Corona dcl Mar n orth or Coai.l Highw.ay to Fifth Avenue •from Mar/\rthur Doull•vard 10 Haze l Drive1. Hroadmoor. Jm1m1nt• Cr1•rk. Lusk Tra<'t The re maaninA areas will h:ivt• n<'Wl>papcrs picked up for recycllniz on the rcj?ular collcct1on duy tht· week ~itln· nlnJ with Uw third Monday of each month. Ttwy an ·. ;ilon~ with their rc~ula r coll~ction day Monday Nl'wport Cn·:.t l.1do Sunds. West N<'\\-f)ort from Newpc>rt Pier to Santa /\nu R1vt•r 1 Hnlboa Boull•vard to Ocean 1. Tuefiday Nc·wport Shore!>, Ralbo<1 Coves. P nrk Lieto Tract. Finley T roct. Nl•wport bland. 32nd Street to 1Hth Street 18alboo Oo uh:vard to Mnr<'us Avl'nue • Wednesday Anniversary Truet, Vista Bahia . West Ide of Irvine Avenue to Tustin Avl•nue from Holiday Road to Santa lsabtl Ave nue 1Modcn Annex •. Marine~ Squart· area llrvl~ Avenue to west i.ld of Dover rrom Wc-.teltrr to M¥rlncrs Orl\'"I, Baycrc .. 1. wc .. t clHf. llarbor tllghland~. Dove r Shores. ' Thunday Big C11nyon. UI.,; Conyon Townhous1•!.'I.. Eostbltltf. the Bluffs . . 11 Frktay Spyglost< lllll. Cnnyon Crest. Seaview Broad moor. Hnrbor Rid ge, Harbor View Knolls. Harbor View Rome . . ' I • .. , I .42 DAIL V PILOT N Monestx, S!Jj!llllJ'Dllf 10, 19711 'Gafuctica' Tops Emmys, 'Kiiig Ko1ig' Quake Toll 15,000 40 Villages Demolished in Iran 'It-\\ '!llCI\ , •• t\ B C ~ thr 1 • hour p11 m11•t11 ol H11tllt· MIH I; ·" '" I I\ ·' • •'II I u I I ti 1111 ~l'I .1udll'lll"I'' 111 It I t'I' brA crtlt'' th.in tlw t1111~h t•o111p1•t1t1on on en~ und NBC o"•rnr(!ht figu rNi from lht· 1\ l , H'IH·n ('om I'·'"' 'h."' l ht• 'l'•H't' Jth • nturt· 'hll\\ \'l.11 ffif"tl !)(•Iv. t•t•n 411 µt•11•1•nt Jnd 1 I p.>r t'l'nt of tlw .1111ht•n1 l Ill '"" 'I ork (It\ Ill h.111 htllll ( htt·k, v. hilt• 1l v.J., on tht Jlr, tl)nl ll•H t'(I lll I .111j:t•:.. ol 24 ~·1 t't•nl lll JO iw11·t•n1 fur rus br11,1du"t of tht· Em m' JV..iHb ~huv. .ind l2 111·1c1•nt tu :! I 1~:r<•t:nl for "OH. ' t«h•t ·"' ur I ht· lh1111 D 1 I J u r t' n 1 1 1 ~ m o , 1 1 I\ 111.: N lljl l'h1• l..o' t\n.:1•11•' 1.111\ from \itt•l,t•n \\J.., "8-55 for n :1nl1· ~t :.ir t~~l.t<:t1l"' · 2128 (111 Ilk t.:mm):. ond 11 25 for l\in~ Kong." It .i1~11 tlrd v.t•ll rn Ch1 l'ago TEHRAN. tri.111 rJ\P I A '(f'rtt'~ nl uft .. rs hockH rumbl\"d lo· d,I\ tt1111u.ih nortl11-. ... tt·r11 Jrun. "h1 r ,. I~ 0011 t1t•opl1• \H·n· report· 1·d d~url from un c4lrthq11ukt· thul 111'moh,tu .. 1 10 v11luJ( •w und badly dama~w<lllC1111 h1•rs Suturd111. Off11'1ul:-. ..,:11cl lht•\• h•t1n-d lht• dt·.1th toll lr11m th(· (flltikt·. wh1l'11 mtu..,un·d 7 7 011 llw Richter '"••le• .1n<1 w .11> lh1· stronRl'lll rt· 1·01 ttt·cl thai. y1•ur. would rlM• "'ht·n rt.•Jmrl ' w1·1 t• rt•('utvcd frt11n lllOft' I t'O'l<>I t' lllrC~b l'ht' Ill'" tn·mon. t•1ni-.1'(f pan1 t in th•· ll'~wn, .ihout 400 mile!') .. uul ht'J't uf r1•hr • .in. and fea1 ~ O( ,inotht•r mtiJOr qua kc Tht• ofll crul l'ur s news agency 'Jtd two lhrrch, or lht• 12 000 resr dt'Ol>-or I he 1·11 y 111 Ta bas died und rno'>l 1:>urv1\ori. were 1ruurcd :-.e rrousl\ ll :.auJ M'vt•ral thousand peo pie 10 vlll.JJ.!t·~ !>urroundrng Tabas. ep1l'e11ll'r of the qu<1ke. were behewtl l1u1wd in the rub· ble or their homl'I> The urt>u Is an agricultural re· w1on notod for dates. oranges and grain t•nd Is locuted on the l1dg~ of the Kavir Desert. "T~1b1111 hus become a mound of rubble. bent iron beami; and dirt .·· one witness said. "F rom euch family, onlv one person h us su~vivt!d ." said a nother Th e national r adio and telev1s1on service said at least 80 percent of the town of Flrdaus. about 100 miles east of Tabas, was d"stroyed and "many" were killed or injured. Rescue teams continued to pull bodtei. und a few s urvivors from the rubble of the flattened towns ~ Officials said those who we~ safe were Wllhout s helter. They said that most of the injured v.ou ld be flown lo hospitals near Tehran. The Red Lion and Sun. Iran's Red Cross, dispatched medical supplies, tents and blankets. Shat) Mohammed Reza Pahlavi orde red 700 sold iers to the strickt.•n area to help rescue and medical workt!rs. The soldiers set up field hospitals and dis· tribute d food . wate r and medicine. Muss burials were ordered as temperatures In the ar~a rose lo 90 degrees and bodies dccom· POSt'd. The governme nt announced three davs or mourning for the quake victims. The quake struck al 7: 38 p. m. Saturday and was felt In two· thirds of the country, even s hak· Ing buildings In Tehran. It also was felt in the major cities of Isfah an. Kerman, Rafsanjan and other towns ring ing the Kavir Desert. An official in Firdaus said res· 1d e nts o f th e town were fortunate the quake hit early rn the evening while many were still outside their homes. allow ing manv to escape the fallin11 debris . from crum bling build ings. But in the small . mud walled villages in the surround ing area. where people go to bed earlier . casualties were expect· ed to be heavier. the official said. An earthquake registering 6.5 on the Richter scale rocked the same area on Aug. 31 1968, kill· Ing 12,000 people. , O•llY PUel SWtt P"91o ARCADE OP~RATOR BILL OLSON WATCHES In Balboa, Fun Zone Games Go on Auction Block Fro• Pflfle Al SALE HISTORIC ••• the prizes 1t was a different story. 'Very Diseourteous' were looking for something to spruce up the ir own game rooms. Still other bidders were deale rs who restore the old machines. Pens scratched furiously when the auctioneers announced thi: price and quantity. It 's not easy Oswald Spat Told Over Cuba Visit Even at S350. the going price for the newer pinball machines. lhe dealers said they co.uld make a tidy profit by cleaning up the machines and re-selling the m. But the game machines and antiques weren't the only items that drew the crowds. trying to fi~ure out how much to bid for 849 plastic flutes. especially when the au<.lioneer is tootling one lo demonstrate its value. lt went on iike that a ll day. from 11 a .m. to nearly 6 p.m wh e n the l a s t gu mb a l t machine was sold. Celebrates a Century ~lary Grc..ire Bosford . 8. helped her great-grandmother . :\larie :\bl·ll. n ·ll'brnll' her JOOth birthdav Sundc.t \' in :\t•wpo11 Beath Mrs. Abell. a native of England. 'now lt\'t'!'-al 1hc P~1rk Sup<.>rior llcalth Care Center A bout a dot.en members of lwr family from !\:ewport Be;.ich and <llhcr Southcrn California communities \verl' on hand to toast M r~. Abell. who blew out tht· candles on ht!r birth· d;,iy cake on tht' first Ir~· Somoza Mopping Up Rebel Resistance WAS IIJNGTON IAP l A mun identifying himsetr as Lee Harvey Oswald went into a rage when. Cuban authorities in Mex- ico refused to ·give him im· mcdiatt! permission to visit the Commwlisl nation, a Cuban of- ficial told the House assassin<1· lions committee today. E usebio Azcue Lopez. the Cuban cons ul in Mexico City in lht! early 19605. described the man who visited his office in 1963 as "not pleasant.. .. "He WdS ve.ry anxious thaL.w , grunt him the visa." Azcue told the committ ~e through a translator. "We n~vcr had any Individual who was so insistent. ·'When I told him 'No. I cannot grant an in·lransit visa to Cuba without consulting my govt!m m e nt. · he · had a face which refl ected unhappiness. He got very worh'CI up. He accused us or being bureaucrats. in a verv 7 Appointed To Newport Coast Panel After two months of tryinSO!. Newport Beach citv councilmen have agreed on appointments to a citizen's committee lo develop the clty'scoastal plan. The appointments to the 10· me mber committee were held up while councilmen debated over three appointments Seven of the members were to come from direet city council ap- poi ntme nts Co un cilm en agreed that the rema ining three appointments s houldn't be made by councilmen. Instead. they will be made by the existing citizen committees from which those MANAGUA. Nt<.'<traJ?ua IAPl In Managua. where there was threeappolnteesaretobedrawn. scattered shooting Sunday night, The seven council appointees businessmen announced their are: determination to continue a Bobby Lovell . 1242 W Ocean strike launched Aug, <!5 to force Front: Margot Skilling. 6610 W discourteous manner. "At that point. I also became worked up and I told him to leave. He mumbled lo himself and s lammed the door . also in a verv discourteous manner ." Azcue. now retired and living in Cuba. testified as the as- sassination committee tried to find out what happened during a seven-day trip Oswald took. to Mexico onl v two months before the Nov. 22. 1963. assassination The knick-knacks. the paper fans and rubber snakes and ashtrays, brought out a good size group of PTA presidents, church members and civic or- ganization representatives look· ing for prizes lo offer at fund- raising carnivals. The m achine collectors ap- peared to have a good idea of the value nf the devices they were bidding on but when it came to Olson says it 'II be a couple of days before the rtnal tally il-t ca lculated. Meanwhile. the buyers will be carting off their purchases from the old buildings that housed them for so long. The bui ldings probably will be torn down to make wav for a newer l"un Zone. one that car rr cs fewer reminders of another era IJ1i~~ictent John F. Kennedy_i"-~llor.k D.rummer.. Moon _______ _ Some who contend Kennedy's assassination wus a conspiracy say Oswald may h<.ive used the t rip to cont.act others ln,volved in a plot. Others say the man who appeared at the Cuban consulatt.' m<Jy have been an impos ter cov- ering for Oswald while ht: madt! u secret visit to Cuba The assassina tioni. committee conced~ it has "largely been frustrated .. in efforts to tract' Oswald's activities during the trip. Whtie the Cuban and Mex· 1can aovernmcnts h<1ve m<1dc some witnesses available. com· mittee counsel Robert Blakey s<.ii d , investigators have been un- able to locate others with knowlcdce of Oswald 's <1c tivilics . Newport Thieves Take Office Itelll8" Newport Beach pohtt.• have re· ported the theft of Sl ,525 wo_rth of office equipment und clothing samples from an airport-area firm The items were s tolen late· Thursday or early Friday from The Grand Chundellc. 4000 Otrl'h St.. suite 101. by lhrcves wt\O got mlo the locked office by break· m ~ a window, police !>atd Steak With Lover Before His Death LONDON f/\PI Rock drum mer Keith Moon cooked a steak breakfast. ale il in bed bes ide hi s Swedish fic:mcee a nd I ht'n took a "vast overdose" of slt:t'p ing pills that killed him. a cor oner's court heard toduy Westminster Corancr r,;,i,·cn Thurston decided thal the evidence• did not Jus tify a con· clu:;ion of sui cide Patholog is t Prof. Kt·1th Simpson lestified that he found about twice the maxim um safe lev e l o f l hc :>c.d<.rlivc lleminevirin in Moon 's hloo<l. Hem inc\'lrin is a British trncJc name for the prescr iption drug C'h lormelhiazole cdisylatl•, which is used to treat an~omnrn and alcoholism. lo combat the era ving for alcohol. Moon. the drummer for lht• rock band The Who. died Sept 7 at his apartme nt rn London .., swank Mayfair i.ect1on Besides that. Simpson said. ht· found the remains of about 32 Heminevrrin tablets rn the 31 year-old drummer's stomach. "Thl' quantity was enormous, and constituted a vast over- d oM• ... ht• told the court. ··TherP t!. no doubt m my mind that de<1th wa~ dul' to this massl\ 1· on•rdn~e laker. bv mouth ;ind at about lhe same trow .·· -Mesa Woman Hit by Car, Hospitalized I\ 21l Yl'LI r old Cost a M c:-;a wom;.in \\a' en M·nous condition I od J y 111 a Nt•w port Becn·h hospital allt•r lx·in):? struck by t l' a r or. I :111' St rel' t Sund :.r y cVl'nan~ I\ r11 .. 1a :\-!('<;a man wai. arre:.t t' cl 1 • r 'u ~ p I l' 1 on "f r l' Ion v drunkttn drl\·tnli( follow1n,g the i 10 r m a<>Crflt•n1 that left Natalta l..o~<>lla Lar~on of 16<1 E )!)th ~l wrth lc>g ;.rnd head rn -i.uru.•,-.. President Anastasio Somoza·~ national guard \vas r eported mopping up one or the last two t:enteri; of rt•bel res istance in northwt'st Nicar<1~ua loday and rna~r.n~~~ pJQ~r~~s....11' ~ht• ~ ""9ff.. . :1(3~J~ ..... the president's resi~ation. Ocean Front: Nan~y Kimble, 407 '> comm i ssion fr,om tbe .~ JlarbQr;··'l'QmitiMl~a .,_\"cii.Cil·4.1g~~~ ~· ~ffittM1'f AM~~~~ t:l7fi~IOC IJrive; BilTM'Of'riS,l'liO'i' '· Sandinista i.tucrrillas . In lhl' south. Somo:w·s troops n•pclled <m attempt to over run a hordcr outpost and proch1lm a strip of h<1rdcr land .. free ter ritory .. Tht.' rebels the r e rctn•atc<I rnto Co~la Rica but vowed to return for another as- sa u ll. 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County residents are among eight Californluns who C!l ught a tropical viral dis· ease from mosquito bites while .on trips to lhe Tahiti area. the state Health Services Depart· ment has announced. The travelers contracted an infectious disease known as dengue fever, characterized by s udde n high fever, severe headache and Joint and muscle pain. health ofrfclals said. The d.i&case aur(acea five to 15 days after an Infected mosquito bltH a per•on. The stricken touris ts s t ayed c hlt fly on Moorea and several others had traveled to Born Boru. I F,...PageAJ SUMMIT.-•• t r a n s ition period to ins ure Israeli securitv He also disclosed that the United States promised to build Israel two new air bases in the Negev Desert to replace those in t he Sina i being returned lo Egyptian control There wu no immeidate ex- pl anallon of the apparent dis- c repancy between BeJ(in 's version or the agreement and that of the U.S. otficlals Meanwhile. Carter, claiming !luccess "far beyond any expec- tat Ions" at his Camp David summit, plans to solicit support from Congress tor !he ptiace framework he signed with Begin 11nd Sadat Carter addre1&es Con1reH tonl1ht In Joint session at S p.m. PDT. Channel• 2. 4 and 7 will carry It .. --------- ---- Gordon Hooded Sweater 100% wool -available tn ca mot • ral ano navy Shawl Collar Cable Sweater 100% ecryh<: -available 1n croa m only ~· • \ ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644 7030 Saddle back Aft e rnooa N. Y. S toelui ,, t w VOL 71, NO. 261 , 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNT Y, CALI FORNIA MONO,flV, SEPT~MB R 0 18, 1978 TEN CENT~~ Over Cuba · Visa Told I Oswald 'Rage' WASHt:-JGTO'l 1 P t A ni.1n 1d1•11llh an)t l'11m,t.'lf J" l.t•,· ll.11 H'~ t):.,\hlld wt•lll inlO ., r a~t' "fwn Cubun .-uthor1t1t:' 1n Mt•Jt. t l'O 11·fu,1•d lo I.:" t• him 1m mt:dlJlt: J)t•rm1,!>10ll In '"It tht' Com mumi.t nJI 100. J t'uh,1n or f11·1.1I told tht• tloU!'ol' J MtJ l>"'"•' lhll\:-1·onlnlllh.'e toc1u~ 1-:u ,'-·bw Alt'Ul' Lupt·i. lhl· t'uli.rn t•on"ul Ill M \'Xl<'O Cit~ 111 thl· t•Jrh l~. dt':.t:rlh\-d U\t• oi..in "hO \1:-ttl'd his offil~t: m 1003 U' "not ph'll!>Unl ' Ill· .... ii!'! \t'I) ,111>.llJll!'o lhJl \\-1' )(runt h1111 lht· \1k:i," /\~t·ut· told I h •• l' II m "' I ll l' l' l h I 1111 ~ h a 11.1n .. .tator '\\'1• lll'H'r hacl .ill) 1nd1' 1du11I whu 11.u' -1.11 111i.l'll'nt Wht·n I told him 'No. I ('tlllllOl gr a111 an in lt 1111,,lt \l'U tu t'uh;1 "1thou1 1•on1o.ult1n~ "'' J!OVt:rn IOl'Ot . ht• hud IJ (:HT wh1t•h n:flt-l'lcd unhuv1>1m·~' flt: .,ot \'l'ry \\Orkt.-d up I It· <sct'U't:d u:. of being bun:uucral11. 111 u very discourteous manner. "Al that point. I also became worked up and I told him to leave. He mumbled lo himself and slammed the door. also in a vcl'y discourteo~ manner." Aicut•, now retired and living in Cuba. tes tified as the as· sassmntloo committee tried to find out what hap~ned during a seven-day Lrip Oswald took lo Mexico only two months before the Nov. 22. 1963. assassination of President John F. Kennedy m Dallas. Some who contend Kennedy's assassination was a conspiracy say Oswald may have used the trip to contact others involved in a plot. Others say the ma n who appeared at the Cuban consulate 'may have been an imposter cov· . ering for Oswald while he made a secret visit lo Cuba. The assassinations committee conceded it has "largely been irustrated" in efforts to trace Os wald's activities during the trip. While the Cuban and Mex- ican governments have made some witnesses available. com- mittee counsel Robert Blakey said, investigators have been un- a ble to locate othe r s with knowledge of Oswald 's ac· tivilies. The Warren Com mission. which concluded in i964 that Oswald killed Kennedy and that he acted alone. said 1t found no support for Spel'ulat1on of a con· ~piracy. ··Ttie commiss ion has no credible evidenl'C lh;,i t O~wald went to Mexico pursuant to a plan lo assassinate President Kennedy. that hl' received any instructions• related to such an action whih.• there. or that he rl'· ceived laqfo sums of money fro m any soun•c in Mexico." said the commission ·s report. Dissent Mars • Hopes.for Peace WASH I NGTON •AP• Cracks began to appear today in the rrag1h.• :>lructure of Mideast p(•at·c fa~h1oned at Camp David, as EJ.!yplla n Foreign Minister Mohamml'd I. Kamel resigned and IHaeli Prime Minis ter Menat·hem Begin differed with U.S. officials about Israel's right to put new settlements on the Wes t Rank. H eport~ of Kamel's rcsigna· t ion • were l'O nftrmed by kno\\ lcdgcablc American of· ltc1a1s. who cxpr<.'ssed fear 1t was an indication that Egyptian President Anwar Sadat could not sell the agreemenl to the "rab world. Kamel b ecame foreign MIDEAST BACKGROUND -Stories, Photos, A4 minist er art<>r l s mail Fahmy resigned last year in protest Lo Sad;.it 's initial peace ovt?rture tu Israel. Guard Hit Begin. speaking in Hebrew to an a udience limited lo Israeli re- porters. cast more doubt on the durabilily of the agreement when he said Israel made no commitment to establish no new settlements on the West Bank during the five-year transition period envisaged by the agree- ment. After Begin. Sadat and Presi- dent Carter signed the agree· m~nt Sunday night. American {See SL'MMIT, Page A2> Many Die '~-'-,.--!.· Porpoise=lli1ulers Re-M!tle ----=---:ln--l~anian:-- DEL MAR •AP 1 /\porpoise bumped a 21 -~·etir old lifeguard when the man tried to swim to tht: rescue of swimmers caught in a rip cun·ent. The tide swept five young boys and f?irls about u quarter-mile from shore Sunday . As h~ and two o ther lifeguards swam to the m. Rand~· Brimm saw a porpoise s lip unde r him. the n hit him on the stpm ach before swimming away. . Brimm said t he blow knocked the wind out of him and left him in .. a panic state ... There were s c\'er a l other porpoises in the area. apparently play· ing. ' .. I don 't think this was intcot1onal. .. lhl: Hreguard said after the rescues Rock Dr1D11•er Moon Steak With Lover Before His Death LONDON <APl Rock drum- m er Keith Moon cooked a steak breakfast. ate il in bed beside his Swedish fiancec and then took a "vast overdoi.e" of sletp· Ing pills that killed him. a cor- oner's court heard today. W c.stmms t.er Garoner fravm- -Thurs ton decided that the evidence did not justify a con· clus1on of suicide. Path o Io g 1s t .Prof. Keith ..Sipips~,1.~a'-! j f~. -~ut Yw1'c"C""'t'he maximum safe" l eve l of th e se dative Hcminevirin in Moon's blood. lfcminevirin is a British trade name for the prescription drug c h lormcthiazoll' edis ylate. which is used to treat insomnia ;,i nd alcoholism. lo combat Lh.e --cr.rvlng foralcohOT. - Moon. lhl· drummer for the rock band The Who. died Sept. 7 al his apurtment in London's swank Mavfair section. .~e.-u..i~~ ,,n: found the remain~ of about 32 I lem inevhin tablets in the 31· year-old drummer 's stomach. "The quantity was e normous a nd constituted a vast over· dose.·' he told the court. · 'Tht>re is no doubt in my mind that death was due to this m assive overdose taken by mouth and at about the same time." Earthquake TEHRAN. Iran (/\Pl A series of aftershocks rumbled to- day through northeastern Iran. where 15.000 people were report- ed dead or injured from a n earlhquake {hat demolished 40 villages and badly damaged 60 others Saturday. Offidals said they feared the death toll from tbe quake. which mt•asured 7.7 on the Ri chtf'r scale and was lhe s trongest rP- corded this year . would rise when reports were received from more remote areas. The new tremors caused panic in the region. about 400 miles southeast of Tehran. and fea~ of another major quake. The official Pars news agency said two-thirds of the 12.000 resi· dents of the city of Tabas died ::ind most survivors werl' in.iured set'i ously. It said several thousand peo- p I c in villages s urrounding Tabas. cpicenler of the quake. were beli eved buried in the rub- ble of their homes. Badldozer Plun~• Count v firemen work to re m ove a con- s truct.ion worker from a 2(J.root d~r> t rench in South Irvine today ciftcr the bulldozer the man was operating plun~ed into the storm drain djtch. The m an . identified as Pablo Estoeondo. ~usluioed minor injuriN, in thl' 7 :45 a .m . incident near the Irvine Auto Cente r . Fever Hits· 2 Countians Tropical Disease Contracted in Tahiti Area Two OranJ(t> Counly residents arc a mong eighl Cctlifornians who eau~ht a tropical viral dis· ease from mosquito bites while on trips to the T<1hili area. the state Hcl'Alth Services Depart· ment has announced. The travelers contracted an infectious disease known as dengue fever. characlerized by s udden high fl've r . sever e headache and joint and muscle pam. health officials said. Thrt>e virtims were from Lo!. Angeles County. Others wen• from Alamroa. Santa Clar;,i and Siskiyou counties . health of ficials said. T he Orange County victims e been ident1 fred as u crlon man in his 50s and a -age girl. also of Fullerton T he pair responded well to treat· menl and have been sent home. off1c1als said . The area is an agricultural re· gion noted for dates. oranges The di sease surfaces five to 15 and grain and is located on the days after an infcl'Led mosquito Dana Leader Quits Over SERRA Flap ed~eof theKHvirDesert bites a person. The stricken Angus Smith of Dana Point pron:u>ling resignation. ":.e~ais-ttas-i>tcome a-mound t.ouri.&t~-a-v.e d chi~f..ly en "ll<fs resig-ne<f as clfair man ofth~ .. There may be something to of rubble. bent iron beams and Moorea and several others had Southeast Re~ional Reclamation that." Smith admitted th•~ dirt." one witness said traveled to Bora Bora. Authority following a board split morning, but hl' in~1sted thut ··From each ram.Hy . only o~e Dr. Tom Prende_rgast of the over. rc\!m,ti.oJLof -.Wl .. a1t~·~;'al.~>•~~~ .1 )llr_,~o pers on has s urv.ived. ·:!,... Sil..l<lft..2.'~j!j • .CPUQJ..>' ~eaJlh ,-P.e~\1_;. ~~~;-.,~ ···~..,. ' -·ffr' 'Rtatrmanship were time con-A.Q~>Ut~l\J.,,H::: .... Sl --JKl·'..-;;~~_,~ ftitf-~f-t-~: S m it h , c h a ir m an s ince fli cls related to his work with u..~~· tH.1Uo.nal :ae1 10 a nd dents responded well to treat-Decem ber. 19~5. passed his the Pacific Telephone Company telev1s1on service said at I.east 80 me~t and h~ve been sent ho~e. gavel to vice chairman J eff Lod· in Riverside. percent of th_c town of F1rdaus. Th.eir names and addresses are d er Thursday nig ht after a S ERRA is a joi nt-agency about 100 miles east o.~ Taha~; be.i.ng wllh!1eld lengthy executive session behind s ewage treatm e nt autho rity was d.estroy~d. a nd many The disease represents_ no closed doors. serving San Juan €apistrano. were killed or IOJUrcd. . problems .ror. _orange c.ountians Lodder . who will lead the Sar C lemente, aana Point. Rescu.e teams contmue.d to beca u~e tt .18 transmit.led by agency until a new chairman is Capis trano Beach. Laguna pull bodies and a few survivors mosquitos and we don t .. ha~e e lected by the six-man board Niguel, Laguna Hills and Mis- from the rubble of the flallened much of a problem here. said next month said the official rca· sion Viejo. towns. · ~r. ~re~d~.r~ast. He said ..t~e son for Smith's resignation is a I Sec QUAKE, PaJt<' A2l disease . I~ pretty rampant 10 recent job transfer to Riverside. the Tah1t1 .~rea Smith, however. will remain on 'GalactWa' Tops Emmys, 'King Kong' NEW YORK tAPl A BC 's thrcl'·hnur pre- m 1t•rc of .. Baltl'e Star Galacti ca" captured largcr aud1t>nces io three big cities than the tough <.'Ompctilion on CBS and NBC. overnight fi J?ures from the A.C. Nielsen Company show. Suspect Captured .In Kidnap, Rape lie advise~ travelers to keep the SERRA board as Dana Point a s.up~ly of ~nsect repellent ~nd Sanitary District representative to ~~01d areas where mos~u1~os to the organization. are active. Thev ore most .tCllV<' Following the closed session !n the evenln12s and early morn· Thur 5 d a-y in s a n Juan mgs. . . Ca pistrano, Alexander Bowie's Th.e d1 sea~e is usually la w Cirm of Newport Beach was described as mil~ but recovery temporarily retained as legal can take a to.ng lime because of adviser for SERRA, a contract Co ast We athe r Mostly clear through Tuesday. Local gusty winds 15 to 30 mph below coastal canyons Tuesday. Lows tonight 55 to 60. Highs Tuesday 77 to 82. Tht> space adventure show claimed between 40 percent and 44 percent of the audience in New York Crty m ha lf-hour checks while It was on lhe air. compared to ranges or 2•1 percent to 30 percent for CBS· broadcast of the Em· my awards show and 22 percent to 24 percent for NBC 's tele<:asl of the Dino DILaurentiis m o vie. "King King." The Los Angeles tally from Ni elsen was 48·55 for "Battle Star Galactlca," Z4·28 for lhe Emmys and 14·25 for "King Kong." It also did well In Chicago. ·-- Laguna Beach police belivP a suspect they arrested on suspi· cion of kidnapping and rape ear- ly Sunday morning may be the same man who was foiled In a similar attack earlier io the evening. A Newport Beach woman, who approached a man in a van lo give him directions to a Laguna Beach address. was grabbed by the hair, forced into the vehicle at gunpoint. and later raped, police said today. · Poll('l! believe Kevin Lee Keyfauver. 19, of Yorba Linda was the man responsible for that and a similar abduction attempt in Santa Ana Heights late Satur. day night. Keyrauver. a USC student ma· .loring tn business. was oo1n, held in Orange County J ail this morning with bail set at SS0.000. police said. · In the Laguna Beach rape. police said a Newport Beach woman had left her estranged, husband's house on Cliff Orivf' shortly before midnight Satur- day when a man drove up and asked her for directions When the woman approached the van. the susrect grabbed her by the htdr. stuck a pellet gun in ber face and forced her to get in· to the van. . Police said he later raped the woman in the back of the van on a residential street, (hen re· turned her to the Clltf Drive ad· dress. The woman's husband, who had become concerned (Sff aAPE, Page AU • t persistent fah~ue. held since the agency's inception PHONE RINGING UJNG AFTER SALE "I rented it right away and the phone was still ringing orr the hook." That's the s tory this suc· cessful Balboa advertiser told a fter placing this ad in the Dally Pilot Wlnlcr r<rnt:il 2 bdr. I 2 blk to "1r s.1SO Call nx-JCxxx If you have a home or an ap•rtment to rent, can 642-WTS. A fritendly ad·vtser will help you write an efficient ed. in 1970. Sm Ith reportedly pushed ha rd following instruction from the Dana Point Sanitary District board · for retention of at· lomey Clayton Parker of Santa Ann to handle SERRA legal ar. fairs. Pllrker, a former mem ber of Bowie's law firm. spill from his e mployment there earlier this year and joined in a new law practice. Parker, sources said, had worked SERRA legal m atters since 1976 as a m ember of Bowie's nrm. SERRA sources said Smith took rejection of Parker at new attorney as a malttt ot "lack ol connaenco" n his leadership, I NSIDE TODJ\ \' Harbor l{eform Temple nnd St. Mark Pre!bytenan Church ho.w cpme UD with a 'mued morrioge. · See Featurmg. Page Cl. •••• Q CJ ., M 11• •• .,,, .. .. ., M M .. • ~ j(J is 71 us go 1at ~m OY· lhO ob<': •ld. 1enl , ln rlde now . 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K1:.sm gc1 Al an e mot1on·pucked White !louse ceremon) Sunday night, Carte r Joined Begin a nd Presa dent Sadat in formally adopt ing a widc·ranging accord that Ca rte r said "will provide that l:.rael may live in peace within :.ecure borders.·· • The text of the .. framework for peace ... made public today. gives fo r greater attention lo Jord an 's potenti~I role in a hoped-for settle ment than did lht• remar ks of Carter . Begin Jnd Sadat on Sunday nia?ht * * * lll'WI,........ AFTERMATH OF MASSIVE EAAl HOUAKE IN NORTHEASTERN IAANIAN CITY OF TABAS Town Reduced to a Mound ol Rubbte In Natton's Most Powerful Tembk>r In History l'ro. P age A I QUAK E .•• Off1cial!.1 said tho:.l' who werl' sure were without shelter They said that most or the injurt.-d would be flown LO hospitals near Tehran. The Red l~on and Sun. Iran's Red Cr06S, dispatched medical supplies. tents a nd bfankels Sha h Mohammed Reza Pahlavi ordered 700 soldie r s to the stricken area to help rescue and · medical workers. The soldiers set up field hospitals and dis· tributed food. water a nd medicine. Mass burials were orde red as te mperatures in the area rose to 90 degrees and bodies decom posed. Past for Sale Fim Zone Items Auctioned A small part or the Orange Coast ·s past went on the auction block Sunday. Nearly 350 people showed up al the old Balboa Fun Zone in Newport Beach to bid for vln· lage pinball ·machines or boxes of beanbag·weighted ashtrays. The bidding was rasl and furious . Bill Olson. who has operated the arcade for the past 16 years a nd who's been a round the Fun Zone for most of its SO·year hi:;tory officially closed shop with Sunday·s auction. thf' prizes it was a dirfercnt story Pens scratched furiously when the auctioneers announced the price a nd quantity. It's not easy trying to figure out tiow much to bid fo r 849 plastic flutes. especially when the auctioneer is tootling one to demonstrate its va lue. It went on like that all day. from 11 a.m. to nearly 6 p.m . wh e n the l ast g umball machine wus sold. S.-O:a Winaiag Rebels Vow New Attacks MANAGUA. Nicaragua 1API President Anutaslo Somoia's n ational guard was reported mopping up one of the last two center• oC rebel resis tance In northwest Nlear~gua today and making steady progress in the other despite hard fighting by Sandinista guerrillas. In the south. Somoza's troops re pelled an attempt to ove rrun a border outpost and proclaim a strip of border la nd "free ter· ritory. ·• The r e be ls t here retreated into Costa Rica but vowed to return for another as· s~ull. In Managua. where there was scaltered 3hooting Sunday night. bus inessmen a nnounced their de te rmination lo continue a strike launched Aug. 25 to force the president's resignation. A commission from th e Organization of American States a rrived in Costa Rica to in· vestigate the Costa Rican gov- ernment's c harge that a Nicaraguan plane attacked a truck two miles ins ide Costa Rica. Pe rsons returning from the northwest said they saw many dead and wounded. They said the national gua rd. Nicaragua's 7 ,500· man a r my and police force. was executing people sus· peeled of being snipers in Esteli and Chinandeg;i. The guard reported its forces retook control of Chinandega Sunday urternoon and we re con. tlnu1ng with mop·up operations There were reports of continued sniper fire there today. Reports from Esteli said' government troops were advancing steadily under heavy fire. RefugeE.'S from Estell s aid the g uard bombed . stra fed and rocketed tfle downtown area or the city Sunday causing great destruction. Troops were report e d entering Este ll from the north and south along the Pan Ame rican Highway today . Reporters wcrl' stopped at a national g·uard checkpoint thr~ miles from Estell and we re not permitted to enter. ln Leon. where the guard re- gained control Saturday. wit· nesses rep<:>rt<>d summa ry ex· ecutions of su:.pect<'d s nipers. Entire blocks or the city were destroyed during the fighting Red Cross sources in Leon said they counted 300 dead and about 3.000 wounded They said about 7,000 refugees re ported to Red Cross centers but m any more fled the crt v The uprising: led by leftist Sandinista National Liberation Front guerrillas. has been joined by lar ge numbers or civilian!> dissatisfied with m ore than 40 yea rs of Somoza fa mily rule. The rebels' tactic in most are<il> has been to hold out as long as pol>s iblc. then abandon positions and escape into the hills. Clemente Police Seek Man in Attack Reactions Mixed r=====:=On Peace Accords The block.square amusement park was sold recently. The ne w owners want to refurbish it. Ols on said he was unable to come to agreement with the new o..yners ove r his lease. so he de· c ided to hold the auction. Mos t of the m achines that went on the block Sunday were in less tha n prime condition . Many or them were older lha the Fun Zone itselr. Olson says it 'II be a couple of days before lhe final tally is ca lculat ed Mea nwh ile. the buyers will be carting off their purchases from the old buildings that housed them for so long . The buildings probably will ~ torn down lo make way for a newer Fun Zone. one that car· ries fewer re minders of another cm San Clemente police we re looking today ror two me n who witnesses say knocked a third m an down early Sunday outside a downtown bar . punched and kicked him and then ran him over with the ir car . Sgt. Harold 0 . Phillips. 31. a Camp Pendlet on Marine was trea t ed by Sa n C l e me nt e firemen outside the Red Foxx bounge. 320 S. El Camino Real. for possible hip injuries and cuts a nd bruises over much of his l)ody. 20·s. having a milita r y ap· per arance and brown hair. They are being sought today on suspi· cion of assault with a deadly weapon, police said. E',....P_,,e A I RAPE •.• By The i\sSO(fated Press Is raelis today rt•(·crvl•cl the C J m p 0 <.1v1d M1dea:-t pcare ut• 4·ords with mixed JOY and aµ· preht>nsion while Egypt's s h1lc· l'ontrolled news papers sa1~ the documents mean Is rael will pull nut of OCl'upied Arab lunds ll urtf ·l1n l' Svria and t he Palcstrn<• Liberation OrR<iilizc. 11o n rt'J<.•cli.'d thl· agrt•cmcnU. &.rs l'X pt•l'h.•<I T hl' Soviet Union issued a harsh denunciation. calling the .1greements ··a real plot against 1h1• p<:ople:-. of 1hc Mrddlt' Eu~t .i ncl thl· 1ntt•rt•sts or peace .. •\llfl Ill J deiJr signal Of lhC dlf'· f1n1lt1cs Egyptian President 1\ll\\ ar Sadat faces in rollowing through on CC1mp David. U.S. or ridab reported rn Washington that Bgypt's foreign minister. Mohammt!d I. Ketm el. has re- :-.1gned. apparently In protest to lhl' :.agreement:-announced Sun· day night bracl1 Prim l' Mini s t er !\I l' n <J l' h l' m B cg 1 n • 1 n a Was hington inter view with R;.1di11 Israel, assur ed ls rnelis lhtl! ht· and o ther l s ral'li nl•got1;.1tOr!> concluded ·an ,1g n·t:ml·nt with honor and :-.cl'urity " West Bunk and Gaza." I n Bl'lrut . Lt•banon . a -.poke~man for PLO lt:<Jde r Yusscr Arafat said. ··There can tw no Middle East j)t:act• without th(' PLO ... Police in Jerus ale m said they expect fierce reaction from the PLO The gucrri lla6 ha ve :.wpped up lhcir tcrrorist bomb· IOJIS in the six wet>k~ since lhe pl<.i ns for the talks were i;jn· nounc<td. vowing to disrupt the ~ummit. Jews 1n EC1 s t .Jerus ale m f(·ared nl'" ~:.at>otage. :.and p<:>hce ~aid lhl'Y \H•rc called to examine ;.1bout 40 suspected bombs. twice the usual number. wi t hin e iW'lt hour:. of th e nt>ws from Was hington. For t\rab1> in the old city. 11 was business as usual. · 'Whal\!Vt•r happens will be all rt!!hl The lounsl:. will still come ... :-:.a id s hopk<:eper Nab1l Atallah. Syria's government radio said thl' agrt.~mcnt would ··bring no peace in the /\rab world a nd will solve no problems ·· The broad· l·ast !.Clld Syrian l'rc!>iclent Haf. fe z Assad·~ government decided rn advancC' to reJCCt any deal arisin~ from the summit. Syria a nd the PLO head <J The most ravorabll· Israeli re· .1t•t 11111 \\a::. from pe:.acc group:- ;.11111 I hl' oppos1t1on Labor Pe1rly Doubt caml' from Begin·:. con ~urd·I.'~ Arab Cront opposed lo :.crv:.ative Likud bloc: Sadat l> peace effort~. The front, Bidde rs cr owded into the a r cade buildings. huddling a round sweating auctioneers lo bid on the old games. Some were collectors. Others were looking for something to s pruce up their own game rooms. Sllll other bidders were dealers who restore the old machines. E \'t>n :.al S350. the going price for the newer pinball machines. the d<:alers said they could mak,· a tidy profit by cleaning up lhl' m:.achrne:. and re·selhng them But th<.· game mal'hincs and a ntiques weren't the only items that drew the crowds. The kmck·knacks. the paper f<Jn!> and rubbt•r ~n&.rkl':. and ashtrays. brought out a good size group or PTA presidents. church members and civic or- ganization representatives look· ing for prizes to offer at fund· raising carnivals. The machine collectors ap. pea red to have a good idea of tht• value or the devices lhey were bidding on bul when it came to ImhBan &JOzeAds DUBLI N. Ireland IAP. Thl· Egyptian newspaper ac w.h1t·h also .inc ludes /\lgeri~. ~t·~-"' ~·P.4 W~iL_~ind ~~~ Y.CRlJ!Q. .. WJJJ .~ mg off impressions that Prc51. KOld ffr6~n ~umrnlt W'cij~tUtS"rii' dent Anwar Sadat compromised rn Dama~cus to. counter thl' The Irish government, .c>oJl,,ce.r ed., a b IJ LUl~" heal't11 ~ttft~ 1.r~ land fa m ou s for its drinkers, has banned the advertising of beer. wines and s pirits on state.r un r adio and television. on his demand for total braeli Camp David meeting. withdrawal from all Arab ter rllorv. "C.a rter and Sadat and Begin Anno unce lhe Ca m p Duvid Peace Agreement.·· bannered lhe authoritative /\I Ahram, while Al Goumhouria said. "The Camp David Agreement: Israeli Withdra":.al from Sinai and the ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '""'°'•~C~~O•tlylll'1iot w tP....,.tft•\,(""" Oi~t..,_,..., po,.,, 1\h.,•"*lttyttit.()r~ ~\f P\M'tt+\ltH''CJ (,,l'ftO '"'I ~lf1t "91•~,_,,. ::~~~1:•=~~~~'~:.'1:L~r" ~::!• 1••" v.-u"y h "'"" \AddlthM• V•lley •""' ~~=~~~f:c,~'v:~~~~ Df'IM~t OV"1h"'H'Q pl.,nl '' ., JJO Wll\t e..., ,,.,,.., (..o\l•Mf"u (AtlfOfn.•t?tJ!t p,.,=::.:;:::.\11('< , .... ~ II• f .... , .... , • ..., Oo-·--1-• l( .. ..i EfMCP ™-··~ -~•0'!19 Coil0< a..n..tt .._. !tic_,. -At.\t\t~t ,.._~"I £111t11'~ T ... pftoM (714)~1 CIH1"1ecl Actnrt19iftt ~1'9 ~·'*' .., ........... °" ... , M1"'3l0 '·-~~ ...... C.0f'l9"' .. ,. 0.-CM•I -1"'1"' (:iMoo. """( ,_. ,.._, r,r.i.. tlMl••l•lltt, lfllOl'l4ol ~~:~ .. :;ii ·:r..w.r=·.~.1.1:.:::. -: .......... _ t1r.:.:.~··\:.;!1;,.::,"'.,;' .~t:. ~·:. ""°"'"'" by m•ll '4 10 ""°"'"''. lftlUt.,~ _, .... _" '°"'.,,"''• ' Saudi Arabia's stale radio re- ported the outcome without com mcnt. Sit-in Called BEIRUT, Ll•banon IAPl Lebanon 's Mos lem spiritua l leaders have <'<.1lled Tor {l six· hou r . nationwide s it-in il l mos ques Tuesday to protest the '1i sappear;.1nce of the Moslt>m Shi ite sc<·t ·s l~ader . Imam Moussa Sndr Sadr disappeured nearly three wt.-eks ago during a trip to Libya. The· Republic's Radio Tele fl s Eireann network said t he move fo llowed cons ultation with Health M ini s ter Cha rl es Huughey, who is leading a national campaign to im· prove fitness. "It is hoped the decision w 111 create u greater •• w a reness of thl' rec. og ni~.ed national pro b· le m . a net wo rk s tate- ment said. Time Switehed Cane r Bows to Football BOSTON I AP > U .S House Speake r Thom~~ P . O'Neill pers uaded Pre~idenl Carter to move his SJM!t'Ch to Congress tonight ah<'ad one hour to avoid a clash with the lf'lecast. of the New t:ng l a nd Patr1olis· Ba lti m ore Coils NattO,l\al Lea g ue rootb a ll gam e. the Boston Globe reported. "He told me to gl'l ready (Of' a 9 o'clock <E DT! Joint session tomorrow nifht. ·· the Globe quoted O'Neil a s uyln1 In • telephone Interview Crom his home on cape Cod. "I said . 'Mr. Prescdent, 9 o'clock~ Thet'11 when thCl foot· t ball Jtame ls on. My friend 1 Patriots president > Billy Sullivan has his team on. How about 8 o'clock" "The Pretildcnt :said. "Fine, 8 o'clock.'" Ca rtcr is to sttttre'R" :riornt- sess Ion or Congres~ lo brief the members of the Middle East• peace talks held at Camp David among Carter t Egyptian Presi· dent Anwar . Sad;lt and lsraell Prime Ministe r Mena chem Beaz In. Carter's address to Cong"" will be cerried by Channels 2, 4 nnd 7 atsp.m PO'I' Plane Crash Kills Pair ANGELS CAMP IAP I · A student pilot and his passenger were killed when their single· engine airplane crashed in the high Sierra. Calaveras County coroner 's orrin· today ide ntified the vic- l 1 m s a s J effr ey Wi l liam Azevedo. 23, of Fremont, and .Jill Nancy Benedict. 22. of Saratoga. Atevedo had a s tu· de nt's license. a s pokesman said . The plane was flying from San J.ose to a mount ain airport at the sm all community of Bear Moon· tain. authorit ies said. It crashed Saturday just orr State Route 4 near the lin(' between Calaveras and Alpine counties 45 mires east of here. Ganges Receding CALCUTTA. India 1AP1 The Ganges and its tributaries arc receding after record sum· mer monsoon floods throughout northern India. The death toll since late June is estimated at mort' than 1.200. Thousands of villages are still under water. Phillips was transferred to the Marine base ho s pital. A spokesman there said he sus· t aine d t""o broken legs and m assive traumas but was in good condition today . A police spokesman said wit· nesses reported that the three men came out or the bar and began arguing. The attack on Phi llips fo llowe d . He was knocked down a nd run over with a car describt!d as possibly a 1976 sil ver Cougar. T he two assa ilants we r e described as men in their early Victory ComlrDled Jl!NEAU. Alaska c AP 1 A recount has confirmed Gov. Jay Hammond s s litn Aug . 22 Republican primary victory. but s upporters of forme r Gov Walte r Hi ckel say they ·re going to fi ght for a new cleetlon. Arter four grueling days, election of· ficia ls and bipartisan teams of volunteers concluded the re. count Saturda y. Unofficial tabulations or the results showed a IOO·vote Hammond win ovt:r Hickel. Wht•n he 1ound his w1 es car .,-.,s~,~--• out in front. was outs ide when the .van pulled up a nd t he woman jumped out. The hus band immediatc lv called police a nd described the _ van and its occupant. Officer Mark Fis her s potted the van on Laguna Canyon Road near the San Diego Freeway. and arrested Keyfauver less than eight minutes afte r t he call to police. S h Niff investigator Tony Passalaqua said Laguna ·s rape suspect might be the sa me m<.1n who attempted to abduct a Sant:t Ana Heights woman al about 11 : 15 Saturda~· nig ht. In that crime. deputies s aid the woman wa lked out to a van rn front of her home on Azure Street to give directions to a ma n in a van. And. as in the Laguna abduc· lion the man grabbed his victim by the hair and showed her a pellet gun. But before he could (orce the Santa Ana Heights woma n into the car . the victim's rather came out of the house and chased the suspect off. Keyfauver is accused of as saull with a deadly weapon in the Santa Ana Hei,.rhts incident. and fuces charges or kidnap- ping. ra(>t• and sex perversion in the Laguna Beach case. Gorc:Jon Hooded Swearer ALSGARAGE 56 FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH (714) 644-7030 100% WOOi -available tn c.1mel • ral and navy Shawl COiiar Cable Sweater 100% acrylic -available rn cream <?nry STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday' NYSE 2 p.m. (EDT) Pricett COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS U...UOll-lft(f"'*'tr.ott.Ull\llOl ....... Vtt', Mldwtit. l'..Clll<. l'IW. lotton, OltroO el!CIC:ln<lllNll \tO<k •«.,.,., llNl~«I by ,,.. N•t1611at ~-l<tllofttfl«llfll .. , o. ... tt-IMlhwl Monaay. Septemoor 18. 1978 s DAll..V Pll..Ol Furniture Guidelines Aid Bargain Hunters 8y S'Vl.VIA PORTER '9<9Af Ill• S.r ... furniture s hopper s in th~ next rew t raditiona l "bargain" weeks may find price reductions that won't be seen again ror years. But furniture styling change~ rapidly. people who don 'l know how to 1hop can make ex- pensive errors. As gwdellnes. therefore: 1 l l Look at the tal home environment m terms of tramc patterns, scale. people, personal living habits and existing furniture. ·'Shop this season with the principle or human engineering as your credo." says furn1lurf' de- signer Leonard Eisen. winner of the "designer of the year award" from Washington. D.C ·based Hecht & Co <2l SET A BUDGET AND stay w1th1n 1t 13 l Allk how to clean fabrics Learn about guarantee!> 14 l Shop with special care· for upholstered furniture Convertible couches and recliners have been gaming 1n popularity. "but both products in volve metal mechanis ms a nd therefore are 11omelhing akin lo an s pphanct' as well as a piece offumiture." says William S . Richman, president of Stratford Furniture. Chicago, a major pro- ducer. He suggests four considerations in select- ing a convertible . Money's Worth -Seating comfort. particularly important if the con· vertible 1s to be used mainly as a couch. only occasionally as a1sleeper. Ease in opening and closing Sleeping comfort IA><>k for extra support bars ttnd an extra firm mattres~ Do not expect any convertlblt• to offer the comfort and support obta inable from a full·s120 mattress a nd box sprinl? Check for plastic caps on Lhll mec~anism legs to protect floors -CLEANING EASE. CASTERS a re desirable for easy moving and cleaning Check whethe r there is a cover over the entire s leeper unit with no gap between it and the frame . If a convertible 1:-to be used regularly for sleeping, buy a queen·s12c: couch 1f space permits In buying ~· recliner. use this threc:·i>oint test pre· pared by Carcalounger recliners --Back of the knee. In both upright a nd reclining pos1· tions. the nook at thc: back of the knee should meet the top of the seat cushion. If not. leg muscles will be s trained Lower buck It should have firm support of the back restin~ against 1l llead Ir 11 1s pushe d unnaturally forward or :.trained too fur b;a•k by lht-head-res1. look for another c hair. Nert Study f'1rst Ai~line Variety PuZzles Fliers By STEPHEN FOX At-let.HI""''" Writ•• It takes u calculator to keep up with lhl· chan~ing <1r ray or discount fares being offered by airlines these da~ .. but following a few s imple rule:. can simplify the search F irst. remember that most airlines r('Qu1re discount t ickets to be purchased at least 30 days in advanre. :.fl you ·11 h,avc to pla n your trip ahead of ttm<' T HE BEST WAY TO SHOP for fares 1s lo prepare :i chart and then call all the a1rhnes that ny where you're (?O· mg. • R•ules on discount fares vary quite a bit from atrhne to airline. so a chart is the best way of keeping track. Ask the reservations clerk about restnctions or re quirements relat1n1? to the duration of your stay SOME AIRLINES OFFER s pecial discounts for stay._ of specified lengths. so as k about that too In general. you will have• to adapt )OUr schedule to th•· !tirltn<.• 1f you want to takC' advantage of th<' discount fart>~ Flying 10 m1dWf'l'k o r al night. for example. will oftt'n savl• you money If you're planning to fly ·standb). · on a s pacl' av1alable basis, ask the a1rhn<.-when traffl<' 1s the hghtct11 a nd your chance~ are best DELIBERATE OVERBOOKING still occur s tn th1 · airline industry and it's possible to get "bumped" even with discount fares purchased in advance If you get bumped. you may be able to collect what's known as "de layed boarding compensation" from the a1rhne The amount of the DBC depends on the price of your ticket but cannot be more than S200 VOV CAN CLAtM T UE DRC even 1f you get u refund or ust.• vour t1t•ket Inter, but then· art' J number l)f oth\ 1 t:ond1t1on!-undc•r whJrh airlines don't have to oav . ·~ 1\ hook on airhnt' hnssl(·~ am1 how In handk thl·m ·~ ~-1~~!'t.fh~u»tmAA~O~\U:J!roblcm,, dnd Comph.1101 1 Merhant~ms'fcfr i\ifllnc•i>tlS.\i!:!l'l~! · i¥\':'-~ 'Fhe book d1sc:ussec. !.uch probleml> u~ ovt>rbook1ng and lost or damaged luggage and provides !>tcp-by step 1•x planat1ons on now to pursue your complaint "Flyin.i;t Dilemmas ... written hy Patricia Kennedy and published hy the Center for Study of Responsive Law. 1!> available for $5 from ACA P . P.O. Rox 19029, Was hington. D.C .. 20036 ._ San Diego EconoDly Trends Forecast The economy of tht• San Diego Metropolitan Statistic.ti Area 1s ma pc•riod of expansion und d1vcr:.1f1cat1on. but''" growth will be somewhat s lower over the·next five yt•ars than 111 the recent pas t. according to n study published by the F('dcral Home Loan Bank of San Fr ancisco The 42·page "San Diego Economy and Housin1 Mark et," a regional report in the bank ·s special public•' t1onis series. examines major geographic. dem ographic and economic clements. ldent1r1cs constraints to growth and forecasts future housing mark('t trends in the s tatistical area. Tht-San Diego area. m ad<.' up or San Diego County. is one of the most rapidly growing. in the nation Its mid·t97t population of 1,679.000 n 1nkN1 as ~he fourth most populous In Califo.rmu. The population Is forecast to increase by an averaao 2 6 percent a year throu){h 1982. reaching 1.889.000 In thot yl'ar Employ ment irrowth has increased by 35 percent from 1970 throu(lh 1977, despite the 1974 197S recession Employ. ment m the 197~ has become more diversified than In tho prior two decades, as dependence on civilian military JoM a nd u('rospace employm ent has decreus d. the report said. Personal. buslnc!I~ and tourist services. government and trade were the major c«>nomlc base industries in 1977. The trade and service sectors are expected to provide most of tht lR,500 new Jobs <oreca.st e<tCh ye1r rrom now through 1982. I • -OAIL Y PILOT Monday Seotemoet 18, 1878 ~ele1'ision TONIGHT 'S LATEST LISTINGS '"''"'' EVENINO 5:000 ,.,._, .. ", c .,,,., edd•ft• ... , <.ono• .,, °"' tf\+ M•••'' "'-*'•"'•·-· ...... 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P 4'oplc• m.1k 1ng ''' dt·hut to111~ht <it X :w 1111 ('h<.1n11l·I 2 Ult ff U•·• t•.J1 ~ fr I_, (Mt Ci) FAM"' Y ~TRAIT • .Mntt't PntH 11t '' C8SHEWS 1:30 G TIC TAC DOUGH • l LO~lUCY fnt• 'tltf(t 't f f't ' )JI( f N'tt')(f4it'fU f.Of'Y• ~Ut•fH t , JfU1 lutn \t\•• { lfh • t u • m MICHAEL JACKSON Cauo~t •,u t ''"'~uh1 H1i v • ,n.,. ftr\f 1 .u~ 1 t ~lullv l.hmb Mt 1 ... , .• H ~' {I!) PROJECT UNIVERSE A ,1. (H)fl ""~' • e CAOSS-WTTS 7 00 tJ CBS NEWS 0 H8CHEWS 0 LIARS CLU9 0 I. JOKER'S WILD 0) 61)( MILLION DOLLAR MAN O"Y 01 Th1• lfo1J<1t II) SANFORD ANO SON &;) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT {I!) INTRODUCING BtOLOOV f no (,f•ll 7 30 I) 125,000 PYRAMID 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE Claa'"'*"' Li#t i1tf1• • KNXT 1CBS) Los Angel{''> II KNBC I NBCJ Los Angele-; e Kl l.A (ln<.J t Lo.-. Ang11le!> D KASC TV IABC} Los Angele!> (I) KFMB (CBS) San Orego " KHJ· TV find I LO!> AnqRle!> (fOl KCST 1ABC1 San OtPQO '8 l(TTV (Ind I LO!> Angele., e KCOP TV (Ind I Lo!> Angoies ti) KCET TV tPBS) Lo!> Angel% m l(()CE TV tPBS) Huntongton Beach 0 NEWL YWEO GAME 0 LOVE EXPERTS II) AOAM-12 &;) 21TOHIOHT Hh!tt C lt_1ll• f4ot>1·1 l:t {I!) THEAACOF CIVILIZATION 6 S100,000NAMETHAT TUNE 8 00 I)'' WKRP IN CINCINNATI 1µrt•mttHt.•I Amt.,.t10u~ ,1•uflll Anny lrnvo' 1G.i1v *•t.tndvl it .. rutud by Arthut ( ·lllVJO IGOtfJOrt Jumo> "" tnttQf m{UlQ(}Af OI d r 11100 ~l!Jlton o~ lht> n.:>w 11•r'>Q•<1m d11<iclor C) LITTLE HOUSE 0 ,.. THEPAAIRIE A~ Lonq A\ W1• ... f oqt-lhpr Wf'\111• #,fill oJOju~hnq. lo llW>tr •WW Ith• on Wonoli.t (;h;J1I<•\ llnt'" IM1lllhf'W l.ltl()rtl'.Ju•I H '"1~.c.h1f•YIOU'\ Y''u'"I t1r()ndn (P,1rt l OI ?I 0 MOVIE •• T ht· v.1n1c..h1no l,11'1) I l'J/Jl OOC:ufll•"''" I ( 11'\>01" ttllO Ill<• lttn lllld ru\lllr<t" ulrlll"CI ny AIJ~•Mf1 rt.1t1vft\ m lh• .. , '-•dll1'lnttW\l hl th~ huu1h wttdt'fn.-•t nl lhf" Nntlh 1, 00C Umtlfll<ld t;> h" I G MOVIE • • • • I> Mllri f o1 All ~llHOl'I 119661 Paul '>GOl>flltl nnoor I Snow "" fhm11.1" Morn Choncellor • ol r lllJlllllC) ''O"" tor ht\ hho wh"n "" r11tuws to • 011oon11 lhu Of\lorc1: arid • ""'""'"Q" ot K1nQ Henry VIII I? ht\ I g) CAROL BURNETT ANOFRIEN08 tau'-''-'' T Jm Cunw1iv (.h .. 10 II) MOVIE • • • Inti Sav.,Qe lttnl't••ni. ( 1"1611 Anrnony Uuonn 'l'n-o r ""' Grnuoy wn1H• fut ttildftf.. lft'•'UPI tilt• "'" ot ,.,, E \tum<> 11un1 ,., 11111-.1 &;) THE GLITTERING ~IZE.S A l•,1s1 l1l{t Adam ""IOY' thr ta~re r,1 P<oles,.anot ·.ucce~' lllltocly dobAln with on~ ot ,,,,. ma.n Enql1Sh wPOOfl· 11<s 01 1asc1sm {I!) OANIEl. FOSTER. M.O. Rrcon'lt•uttrv'l And Co~ltc Su•Qe•v •:30 I) I i i PEOPLE tPrem•(lft>I Pt>yllos G»orqo r& ho~• •or ;i weekly var1c1v ~how lea1u11nq M 111 k !>how. with guMIS Wrlh" Not~on Tami Lucnow and £ hrnl>Qfh Taytor 0) THE 000 COUPLE Fiiio• persuade5 O\car 1er ui.R his t0fluenc<" •o P"'· "ent ;i Q•Pfll college Quart 1•1back lrom be•nQ C(H ruptl'd by pro loot ball ml OVEAEASY San Ftnnc.11\c.o • CabllrPt mu1t1-qenM3· t•on,.1 ~tor~t'J. Pn1P, 1111n<; "tn•O<S .lOd younqer .•uOtt,nces w1tn skits iM"d .,Of'IQS Jon St>voee tr_.nq .mo Amy Wnttac;t> drscuss 1ne1r ,,, . .., book Hw lwo (RI 900l)lf M'A'S 'H (~l'lson Prem11.,1•1 H ,,. kPyf• un(JCH)<>e4-.-• OrJ•.fj(_ l)f'rSCttl.llltv ch.inqe wh .. n TUBE TOPPERS f\ BC fJ 6 00 Mond~1y Ni~hl Fool h<.11 1 Thc.• w1nll•1':-and S{'Or(•les:- Halt1mort• Colts try thc•11· luc k a~amst the N<!w Engl:mll l'at1·1ol::. CBS f) 8.00 WKRP an C1ne111na t1. Tht• prc mict'c.· cp1socl c of a new comc<.Jy sl·t 1cs set in a r a dio stat111n that changes format 1n mid-record N BC e 9 00 "Audrey H OM' .. Hemearnation •~ tht• ~ub,1eet of this 1977 mO\'H.' thnllt•r wrth J\J<Jrsha Mason ttnd Anthony f lopkin~ f\t' tlt•t.ame\ tho 1omoor.uv command,., rot 11w •onrt> D MOVIE • • • Aud•Py Ho~ .. 119771 Ma•sn;i M M.on At 111onv · H opk in\ A .,.e,111nv cooote \\>,1rn th t theor 1ormentoO younq dauqhte• '" tht' r(>1f\C&rn.i "°" o t .i cnold ~111e11 1n ,, '"''Y illUIO cm~ U MOVIE • * * Hw W:>.1 w3900 I 19671 Jahn W<IV'1" Kttk Oouqhl~ A "1!1n illlflf'l'IPh 10 recovflt '"" tond tn.11 wa~ s1otf'n trpm n1m (;> nr~ I 0) MERV GRIFFIN Guests McLo,1n ~tf'vrn wn Bunon Cumm•nQ~ M1111lu Joto. ~11.1nk1t• I Jon{• Hr11d1 81uhl ml DAVID SUSSKINO l hi> F unn11.-1 Wonwn Around 116: MOVIE • • • fh,, tLtkt•O Aun•H" 1 t•l6/I I r.1nk Som1t•d Petm V"uQhan l-!rolr\11 1ntl'll1ql'nCP •c:.'Que~I$ lhJI an AM"11c1111 OVS•nl',sm,\n .tC1~.1s~1n.1tt• , dt>ll'Ctor whtlP rn £,1st Gf'rmonv w•tt> 111~ son 1:> hr\) 9:30 6 (IJ ONE OAV AT A TIME tSf*r•:.On P1("'m1otP) A nn +·. ~hOC:kl'd wtu:w1 ,..,., •• ,. hu•. b.1nd ,1nnounc~' th.ti N• (. 10 O() IOnQf•f m.tlll.•• ( n•ld wr part pdym1•nh (P 1•1 I ul .'I ID CONTEMPORARY DIMENSIONS A. ~'k"C.hO•' o• ,a11 ·~ pr . .- •o•m"o by lhf' Co•llPmpo rnry O.meost0n a Q•OUP ,,, >IUOf'fll mu~•tJn$ trom V•r q1n•a Unto" Un,.1.'<$11y 10'00 tJ t() LOU GRANT 1Seasoo P•em1«et RoPO<I· ,., 811111' Newman l>t>Gonw>s ul)'lo'I with I oo over "'' f •r>Q Oo\tnt•or~I on lh<• rd1>• 01 a gl>ello woman ause 11 •1t a ,-ouhn~ Sfl G NEWS NIGHT GALLERY A turn o t '""' c1;>ntu•v ~ur· Qf·O<l need~ cadav!'I'<; •or h1' tn()(!tC.ll 'ICllOOI fil) T .. 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MACNEIL /LEHRER REPORT 1M5 8 HEWS I 1 30 8 (}) AOCKFOAD FIL.ES lne K1tkOlf C.i&<J A m..in '"'SP-OGied c;I l'f\Ytdf>flfl(I "'' poren., lo• th<lo• monttv hore~ Rock lord.to prow'"' •nnocPf"c'• 8 TWILIGHT ZONE G1adv ,, oown-ano·out 10GJ(t)y • • 1uo;t1f1Jt)IV .. ccusea 01 h;;v1nq h•od .i •llCf' U MOVIE • * • AdJ I 19611 :',u 1lr• H,•ywa,c.1 Ooan Martin A .. htH1ff Imes~ '"' oohtJG-11 c 811'(.1 lh11.,llfln(ld l>Y "'' 1nv~Vemt'nl wtth .1 ~OUflQ 91rl 1;> IH'> I~"'"' I 0) HOGAN'S HEROES ><00110 must qlll " to.id ol tlutk>l·ptOOI v &" ,\nO ,1 ••enGn cou"~' out 01 fhll c.;mp Cl) GET SMART EilJ CAPTIONED WORLD NEWS TONIGHT l!O MOVIE * • . C •OOk > Al"d Co1on .. 1s 119691 l t•llv 'l.-1v.1l.t~ f01th (v.l n' Stat ... ty B"h°"h rn;lnlJ•Onir. l>DC°""' 'h(> targttt ril J Qroup QI 1h•l'VlnQ Q.1'1Q ''"'~ 12 hr\ I \1:45 C) TONIGHT <•u<>-.t 1>0111 Roch t 11th• Vu•·'·' J1Mm1e w .• t-.ur ~RNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Afraid o f Qro,llh it f"'11lr't mak"~ ., Pil<"t wllt> th•• ct••vtl •or 1mmor1a .. 1y g) HIOHHOPES Q) HONEYMOONERS 12:30 0 DAAGHET Tho 11,o1,,51no Fleatto• 0) CROSS.WITS Q) MOVIE • • • !':30( hmrv 11qi, II I,...,, R .. mtC.k VvP~ "4ont.;nc1 1NOI)(&, CBSL.ATE MOVIE • • ·' Coll,... ll'a Or MP'> ( 197Jt K,11,.n Vllt••n t1nf' Jonn OJvtO~u 1:00 0 THE AIFlEMAN lheS•~tP• 0 MAVERICK 0.iy l ht!V Holllq(ld Brl'I MOvtlllO 1 15 Q TOMORROW ClUt''" 8111 Mayr• • ..hn h 11 h" CH'> ~·w<I~ •ochOI p~tlt(>O 10 •1·turn 1n PA'> l1>n llhan "c~n111 • ... ,,... '"''~ d•'IC tOCkPv ..t'n wrtl lloM'uU lhl• Od~flbiitt pPttnunt , t•C•• 1:308 NEWS 1·45 0 HEWS 2:00 I OET SMART 2°15 NEWS 2':~0 NEWS 2:30 41) NEWS 2:&0 8 MOVIE • • ln1· Bio C1tt>rn · I l'lC,7t llt1•11 Cdlnoun M11rv (,('"'' 4 30 I) NEWSMAi<ERS Taw•day•11 Dayti•t-1tlot,iP• AFTERNOON 121)0 0 • • rn.~ A1.IO•) fioU\\I Kid ! 1%71 Tom Bo~k>y Cuv Madison A •ObOI ._.,,.&pt~~ •• 4'Pt1t1~ o t fl'\•"'·•P·· .tnd m .• n.1q.p' 1n ••• v .... town ltom •-' Q.-tnq o• • um.n.,•s t 1 ht lO min \ g) * • • ~ 0 ') P.le1I" 1 1%41 Roen .. 1d At11>nllor. llllQh P11't AOQ<'h I ho 1tw•5 •nO l)<Obll'mS OI ltvf' 1)100• ult· df ,. (. u11nu.,.1v ,,.,.,,lwmp'1 wh11n th1111 .. , .tpl.1m• t1.1t.OC".. Of• .u• f.1.,no thtll If. 1n hP U'Wd lt)t ,, nuclflilr tfl,I 1 1 h• "tO 1 r'l't1n 1 2:00 0 • • r •Yfl Gun, W··~· 1 •!<'>'>•Mo~,. Connor~ Doi· rJlhy M.;ton•• lJJJOn lhwr '••lf1.Ji.,t• t,.r,m P'''''" l1v•, 1 ()n\;1G1t1(S mutdflt••r•, 1o m '"" l..ontAC1NrtlP Arrnv •• nd '''Of tr• nv .. rl~thf• .1 .1,1 r~1•r:o.1<f"I th,1t '' r:.irrv1no ,, IJntOn ~PV .ul(J mon1•y t 1 ._, t(Jmmt 3-00 ('IOI • • r11 .. Pl,un~ m,1ri I 1'166 1 Don Mun,\y (JuV 5 10C:kw•·ll A tno of fttmC>\J-. Wt~h,1n c,,,.,;ic h1r-. ttv In ._lop ·• wt11h> ~.m tto1n •.to41traq Qu,.. .. 10 '"" lnct1,1n .. t t h• 'l(i mrn 1 3300.. lh1• M .innuott1t 1 ,,.,.,, Krt1 ••ow,1rc1 C..11v tockwooo u.•tur ntnQ tlomp tr um '.r11n.1 1 v1,t1-r.tn O.<t>mti ... 1nvOh1f"'1 •n • \.•"'~.ur:h tor .,. (lrtnQ (II OCtltmou~ bi)nk •Obl>4'•~ (I tor 30 mon I ··Linville Promoted 'MASH' Major Playing Geni!ral 8 y JO/\NGEOCH EG:\N TVOATA~l!-YICE After (1vc sw('llcnng yl'an, a~ M aJ<ff Fr<Jnk Hurn!> lo LorN ta S"'1 ll ·.., h ot lip '> on ··M I\ S II." Lui n l.1m·t11<-ha' l>l'en promoll'd \o 0 lhc Pl'nta~o11 :-.tafr In NB("!-"Grandpa Gn<·:-. 10 w a ... htnJ,!ton .:· hC'0:-0 an l\1r Fort•t• f.(t•rwral. K(•vin Kl'lly. anti -. o n l o J o l' K t· I I y r .I :.1 c k /\lhl•rt:-.on 1 • .i r\'('(•ntlv l'lt-cltd lJ S S(•nator · Linville ha~ ht•<•n tak1nf.( 11 l'<.ISV ... lll{'l ' hts las t "M I\ 'Sii t·n~·a tH•mt•nt Ill' ·s dorw guc'sl ... hob on .. H11c·kford Fllt•s .. and hl' 's huilt ;rn airplane in h1:-. J,larag(., a hobh.v h1~ t•harnctt·r K l' vi n K 1·11 y m 1m1 t· :-. 1 n h 1.., Wu shin~ton garagl' "l 'VE Al.W.\ vs hod ;rn in lt•rt·s t 1n avrntion." say~ phme - hu llckr Linvtll<.•. II<.: does n 't lw lrt•ve hl' ·s hcen typt'd lo pla} m1htarv charackr ... Rather. hi.' look llw Kevin 1\1.'lly rol<.· bctausc .. r liked the \iarl It '~ very different from Frank Ourn:-. ·Plus. there wa:-. the• opportunity to Y.ork with .I ;i l' k I\ I bE!rtson .. 11(· t·xplatni.. "We madl' tht· 111lot l:.1'>l /\pnl NRC <hdn't run 11. In s lead lhey h(•ld lhe p1c1 ur<' .11HI l':.tn 1l a:-. a two-hour movu · 11f th<.• WC'(.>k on S(•pt 7 .. Th•· 'l'r1L·s w1ll lx•gtn on Sept 20 Going Fishing? r·o t t t (' I SI NCE T H E SERIF.S 1s \... n~en·a I\<· ~ a 11111 ma11ag1.•1 •\11'1 ml .Jump '1\'ft . ~inti b:isl'CI 011 Washington pohtic:-.. hi ~ ll(.'W prog ram nwn.igt·r. c;~~p· S:md.v. h ;J\'(• •• d:i ... h (11 d<l l'~ Jt f 1n1t urt· s pe,ci fl(' \nils m --wKHJ> in t'lt1t·11111ut1. a r1l'w comc·d.v M'l'lt'' 1irt· Wushing(on. D c lo<·•1twns·1 m1 •rin ' tom~ht al Ron C B? Channell. "The d on't r ea lly sav • ... • • • } !I~"¥ '(ft~-·~'~'!!. d .. if~'""fi\\"'•"•hfi''ill:. ... _.. ~p~f • ~~ England Souring On Osmond Family SALT LAKE CITY l/\P1 ThC' popularity of the Os mond family '" En~aond 11> s inking, and part of the reason m ay he that a ll th e Osmonds Hrl' gl•ttrng marr1t•d. a ccordine to memb4!r:-. of 0:,mond ra n clubs thC'rl' BEFORE RETURNING to England last week. a l{roup of 128 g irls -me mbers of several Osmond fan clubs who came to Utah to see the s inJ{tnA fam ily told reporters that the Osmonds were much more popular in the United Kingdom a few years ago A me mber o f the Briti."lh Osmonds Fan Club said that with the Osmonds ult Melling married, fans are losing Interest 1n the Utah group. 1\nother said the only thing that keeps the Osmonds visible in England 1s the Donny and Marie Show, which is s hown pe riodical· ly o n the BBC. television network. SEVERAL OF THE girls said they wanted to see Jess of Donny and M arie and mor e of the Os mond brothers . The organizer of the South Wales Osmond Fan Club said fi ve year& 11go she had more than JOO Rirls attending meetings . Now. she said she's lucky to gl't 10 to come out. - from. although I s ul>pcct 1t ':-. Culifornia. He's from any stale The series isn't locali zed . We did fly into Was hington to ~hoot film ttt the Russell Ruildin ~ ithe Senate offi ces>. the Capitol step~ und the While llouse Our set in R u rba n k inc lud es u W ashington office. the Oval Room. My fa_mily lives in u Washington s uburb. but we don'l '>UY wl11ch one " Accordin}{ to Lin v1lll'. I\ lb c rl~on 'i. c harctcter ··re 'cmblcs Sen. Sam Jlayakaw<1 or C aliforn1 :..1 , o nl y 1n th at lla y akawu was u college ad min1st rator ·· Roth lla yal.awu a nd Albertson's J oe K elly an· ah;o dark hori.e~ a nd older men who right .similar election cam paigns . But Joe Kelly "1s not really based on any character in Washington now " LINVILLE CONTI NUES e nthus iastically. "We h ave a president. The pilot concerns the firs t e"odus. how and why C.rondpa decided to r un His s truggle. his triumph. He's an 1 llh-hour candidate nominal ,. ed after the incumbent Is caught --~~~---------------------, with a s tripper u nd the peop.lc YOUR DAILY PILOT CAN BE RECYCLED. Orange Coast College operates the official recy.clm g center for Costa Mesa. 556-5981 ' • go for it." Is there any lPn11lon between tht' Grandfuthe r who moves in and K vin Kt lly 's pre-existing family? Linville reveals. "1'her ·~ tension between Grandpa and STARTS NEW SHOW Larry Linville SUl' Ann Langdon. w ho pl:Jy:. m y \\ I r I' II l' cl I :. r u 1> h l h (. a I mosphcn• and ..,hl' c·oml''> l><tck al him .. Wlft:N ALBt:RTSON f1r ... t move~ to Wu~hmgton ht• "('Offi l'" up with a bcall'n up c·ar and a l' h:1ul trailer Sm• Ann 1.., a hL•alth lood frl•ttk :.md ht· " ·' JUllo< food frt•ak .. Sinn· the n ··.., no plac·c 1n th1· ho11:-.t.: for h1 m . t"H't•pt I h<• loft room 1n lhl' gar;1g<•. "ht• move-. into th<.• garage• with ht~ drum that his /\1r For<·(· gl'neral . .., · m or·l· of J pilot than .1 pol1 l1 1'1an ... II<' bc·cam<.· a i::en<'r:il 'l'l'Y young bccaus<' h<.• .... as such .1 f:Jnlast1tL p1lo1. Now that he ';; 1n W a'ihm~ton. politics gel und<'r hts ... km s~1mt· a s they irrilate h1!<. '>l·nator1 fathl•r In the p ilo t ~how. Hut: ~frClanahan plays J ack 's J!lrl lr1e nd lrnfo rtun atcly. ~he h<·<·o m es lhc g ir l h l' leaves ltt•hrnd. RuC' does n 't contrnut· w11h the series since she's got hN own series. "Apple Pie ... on ARC this fall .lal·k's JOC' Kcllv 1sn 'l at J lus:-.. nowcver. Lmvlllt• rcas~ur 1ngly adds. "lie bowb every 1·vNv woman he meets with. ·oo 1.<ou 'want to marry mt··1 • lie·., .1lway:-. teasing them " W II.I~ THE SllOW c·ovN lop1cal 1:-.su<.-s such as rnflat11m and government t•orrupt1on ·.• "WC''ll use anylhtnl! and t'Vl'l'ything W(• can get our ha nds on Wt''n ' doins;: o ne n ow on foolish government s pcndmg, ... ays Lmvtll(•. "We try to ~1low th;.1t Was hington is a c1rcu~ unlo 1 I ... <' I f Th t· c h a r a c t (' r c; :.ir c• dynam1 C'. they kel'P moving anct c·hangmg ·'The· ... how 1:-romcd' drama 11 ·s humorou::.. topieal · no pompous rubbish TherC' " 't•ry n •al s us pense• /\lberhon gC'l!. in :.i pickle. lit· has a ltl lll' lut of daring JIC''s not Mr < ·1c:1n ~cl and all ht>-wond~rful lhtnlo(i-"WE'RF: ;\ FAMlLY of cur T_hc> 1-!C'nl'r<il ,., bu1!~1ng ht'> own 1ng p<.·ople. The generul and, tvs .mcplao.e ~ctJ:.w}PW ~-"'·. 'V. I _ _, ~ a·v en tt1~~titfft1Ml~T'l~n''t'lra w Frri refo£i3nshliJ ... twns h1p. L1nv11le C>xpluins, "ThC' /\nd .Jack Albertson how fa~1:'er un~ so~ ha,w qui_lt• a wo:1 docs Linville like working with de 1 f ul r<:lu t1 ons h11>. ullhough this gr eat comedia n '• they c~in OC'('asionally be :.it odds "J ack is Jack I love him There ,s. o.nl' '°~"~unct· w here lhl' T he man has 52 °years of ex-~on gets indirectly_ pre~:.ur~d in pcric ncc. His 'Chico a nd tht' the Pentagon f<?r h1:-. fatht'r " at Man ' char acte r had horse sense . t.•.o?s .1n .. th~ Sl.'nute G rundpu but not too many bra ins. In lh1~ sa:i :-.. I can l ~l!1P. to c·on:-.ult tht• s how. hes-a college pro fessor fam1lyculendar with a Ph.D. in American history f.INV ILL.t-: ~1 .\J NT:\INS Hl'''ia manofbnlltance .. Sunday Switch CBS Plans Morning NM NEW YORK !/\I'· CBS says It will replace two long-runn1n~ rcliAioui. programs with ne1work television's first r egular Sunday morning news proR ram "Lt.Imp Unto My "'eel," on the air for 30 years, a nd "Look Up and Live," which recently celebrated its 25th anniversary , Wiii be dropped around the nrst of the vcar in favor of the planned "Sun· <Jay Mo1·ning" progr um . C DS said THE 90-MJNUTE n ews s how wlll fo rc e. In ::iddil1on. a reschedullnR of ·Cam er o Three." CR~ said • "Sunday Morning." broadcast from 10·\1 ·30 a .m . w\11 includto sports und Olh<'r rcutures, a:t w1.·ll ui1 som t> rellglous seg m ents. CBS said Th<> prouram will lead Into CBS's 1ntcrv1ew series. "Face the Nation " "Sunduy Morning " extend!! the weekday "CBS MorninJ{ Nl·ws" to s ix doy., CUS ald the prog ram will be renam ed to cor. rt>spond with th(• duy or the week. "Monday Morning" and so on. l.F.-.. I.IF. STAHi~ AND Richard Threlkeld. who have anchored the "MominR News" '\Ince Oct 31, 1077, will continue In thot capuc1ty, wrth plon11 for "Sunday Morning·· to be worked out Probing Lrnda Kl'lsl'\ .is n·porl1·r Btll1 l' Nl'wm1111 111\ t•st 1gull'' lht• killms.: or ;J worn.in 111 till• g hdto :incl ca re·~ for ltt·r orph<Jm•d cl aughtt•r 011 tilt· "l'<IM>n · .... 1'1r:-.t l'J>I SOCI<· ol "Lou Gr:m1 ·· 10111)'..!hl <JI to on CBS. C lwnrwl ~ Jarvis Set For Video Show on '9' llowurt:,q;;;...::.~~ ' iukt• h1:-. torusadc nut1{1nw1de 111 .i half hour . l'USt11m nl'twork "Pl'Ctal. "Howard .Jarvis · N<• t1onal Tax Hcvoll" that wtll hl' tC'lecu st o n KllJ TV. Tuci.duy night. Sept 2fi, ut 7 :io h ve ovt·r Ch:mncl 9 JARVIS Wll.t outhnl' h1" plan for reducl'd federal ~pending and tux n•form ur <• "rast-pal'cd . 1nformati v(' and t.>nt~rtain1ng :-pl'Ctal." according In l'Xccull\ l' produt·<.•r .. Jttt• S::ind~ --~xt en~1vt• U~l' ot u n1malmn. <011m pult>r \ 1dt·o l1t·v1r1· .... ht., toncal and '.1ctuahtv' fool:i~,. video pick up!. from a round tlw nut1on. plus u wl'll known T\' pcr~onahty a' ho~t . rt•-.1wc•1t'<I national economic rxpt•rts. and 1hc candid comment" or c1l1u•n taxpayer-.. will he int<.;Aratl'd with a hvc i.tu<lio audie n ce,'· Sands added SANDS, /\ formt·r C BS t•x cculive. known for informatiOrl t•n t crta 1nmcnt KPC!t'tOls, will co-prodU<'<' with John C•>sgroVl'. Em"'y-wtn nin!( p rr11tu n•1 dirrctor for QBA ~ntcrtalnm('nt lnl' • a d1v1 slon of Ouv<> Bell /\<:>· ~ocintcs rnc. or flollywood T he spon or o( lht• pro1trnm 1~ tht' Americon Tnx Reduction Movem ent. a non -profit corporu t io n represen ted by Ouf<.'ht.•1 i-·or<I<' Consullln a. Ncwpo1 t Rench. Callfornw