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Home My WebLink About1978-11-02 - Orange Coast Pilot------··--• ' ·valued at $197,000 I I , ' .,,, Cosmonauts End Gas Pipeline , -···· ............................................. . 'Difficult, Cong' Blast. Kills 52 Space Journey In Vera Cruz 4l THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 2, 1978 VOL 11. HO *· • SECTIOffS. • P'AGES ' ttlesa B1ist Hash Seized; Countians Held Two Pountain Va ll('y m('n and a rercnt 1mm1grant werC' arrC'sl· l'd W cdncsday by Costa Mesa po hrc in c·onn<•rtion v. 1th th<• air frt•1ght arriv;,i l of i1aC'kugcs that officl'rs :11lt•gc conta1nl'd an l'Stim atL•d $l97 ,000 \\Orth Of ha:-;h1sh About 22 pounds of the• conccn· tratPd l'annalu~ wt•n · d1scovcrecl 1n tht• fa hl· hot toms or two p ackag(·s th <it a r r 1vl'd in Chica~o from H~1rut , Lebanon. arcordrng lo Sgt Cary Websll'r The pack~IJ~C!-i also contained oriental bra:-.." ornamtmls and Wl'rC addrc:-sc" wht•re one.· of the men is employl'CI U S Custom!-. and Dru~ En forcl'm enl ;,i1.frnt:-. (·on lacte d Costa Ml•:-<t rnvl•sl1gators ht·fort• resc>almg thl' p<.1(·kages and al- lowing them lo hr forwarded to Los ,\n ~l'l l·:-l nll'rn a l1o nal Air port Tht>rt'. pohrf' and Los /\nJ?eles Count) Shl·rtff:.• \\ <.111t•d Wedncs· ct a v ufl ernoon for ~om eone to claim the pu<'kag<·-.. Sgt Wl'b:-ll'r -..aid Kourken Kc· 52 Killed In Pipeline Explosion MEXICO C ITY <AP1 A naturul gas' pipeline ruptured and sent a huge fireball roaring lhroul'(h a pPtrolcum workers· compound in southern Mexico late Wednesday. killing S2 persons. offi<'ials of the national petroleum rompany P<'mex re- ported today Pcm<'x s pokesm a n M 1guel T om asiru said 21 other pt>r~ons were hospitalized with burns. He s aid the pipe. the major hne linlung Pc mex fi elds near Ve r ac ruz with Mexico City. broke at about 11 ·30 p m .. leak· ing gas t h:it burs t into names whe n 1t reached the neurby retrolc um Camp S anch ez Magall anes. Th e cam"p i s 360 mi les southwest of this capital city. Further d etails. includinJ.? whether all those killed were workers, were not immediately a\.'allable OHicials '!laid Initial invesliga. tlons showed that the break ap. parenUy was caused by t*fBult the ptpe m aterial. jak e h y aye n . 39. o r 18735 Brookhurt St .. Fountain Valley, si~ncd ror the packages about l :30 p.m and drove orr with a c ompanion , 33 -year -o ld Mohammed Nairn Najm, of the same address. . Police claim the two men tried a s e ries of trick} driving maneuvers· b1..1t we re unaware that they were being watched from the air by police in t he Cos t a Mesa helieoptt!r . Sgt. Webs ter said. The men were trailed to their Fountam Valley apartment, al· lowed to open the packages. then arrested shortly after they left ($ee HA.SIUSH. Page AZ> 2 Cosmonauts Endl40-day Space Journey MOSCOW <AP) -Two Soviet cos monauts returned to Earth today after a record 140 days in space. Tass said . The Soviet news agency said a preliminary medical c hec kup s howed commande r Vladimir Kovalenok and flight engineer Alexander l vanchenko v had withstood the long orbital flight well. On Wednesday, the cos- monauts described their space adventure "a diJCieull, long and inte resting flight." .Kovalenok and Ivanchenkov made the remark on the evening TV news in their final broadcast from space to Russian viewers. Tass s a id the c os m onauts finished packing the Soyuz 31 capsule that would take them home And started to deactivate lhl' s ys tems in the orbiting S:ilyut 6 space station WedneS· day. Their flight broke the space e ndurance record set June 17 by two othel" Russian cosmonauts In the same craft -on a pre· \'1ous flight that ended earUer this year. The U S. record Is 84 days, set fou r years ago by astronauts Gerald Carr , Edward Gibson and Willia m Pogue a board Skyl ab 4. America has not lnul'lched a manned space rugtll since 1975. . Kovalenok and Jvanc ben.kov set another r~ Au1, 2, lot· <~SPACE, Pase AU " ' ilk e ate 'Harmless' Hitchhiker Jeff Baxter. 17. of Sharon. Pa .. recogni7.· ing the fear of hitchhikc•rs in motorists. seeks to soothr their wo rries a!-> he lobbies ror a li ft near Pho<'nt x. Ari7 Mai-ket Tug-of-~ar • lil Investors Take Profit; Gold Still Falling From AP Dispatches The stock market went into a holding patter n toaay as in· vestors selling for profit after Wednesday's record rise played tugg-o f-wa r with those s till ebullient over tbe Carter ad ministration's pro-dollar stancl' that fueled the increase. Gold, meanwhile. continued to fall. The Dow Jones average which soar ed a record 35.34 points Wednesday. was /down 4.33 to 823.46 after four hours today. But advances he ld a better than 2· 1 lead over declines on the New York Stock Exchange in fairly heavy trading. ~The Treasury and F eder al Reserve on Wednesd ay an. • nounced a plan to bolster the dolla r 'by increasing the amount of U.S. intervention in foreign exchange markets and raising the discount rate -which the Fed charges member ban~for loans -frem 81h to 9YI, its highest point ever. The discount ·rate rise Is de- signed td brlng dollan back mto the U.S. by making invest~ots I , ANTI-INFLATION BOOK LAUDS CARTER-Al FOOD PRICES RISE: TROUBLE AHEAO?-A4 PAST DOLLAR·SAVING STEPS FAILED-86 more attractive to foreigner!> But it could also mean higher d o m e s t i c i n t c r e s t r a l l' s . something traditionally feart'd by the stock market -although a nalys ts said investor& seemed lo be discounting this in favor or t he benefit the moves would have on the dollar and In th(• fight against inflation Today's market also got bad news with Labor Department 's 'a nnouncement that wholesale prices leaped 1.9 pert'1'nt in Oc· tober for the second strtught month The price of gold t~ll s harply It was orr S6 in New York, $7 in London and as much a s $J3 to• St8 on some EuroJSean ~rkets Thl' dollar climbed quickly on Eurn11e<Hl money m a rkcb in 1·haot1c l'arlv trading today. then t•ased into quieter tradin~ as dea lc•rs and opcr<tlor" h<.'ga n to n · ('OVt'r from the impact of Carter·:. measures Thl' pn•s1d<'nt got high mark-.. t ro m SOffit• bUt dr('W r('bUk('S fro m olht·r s for no t ;icling S00fll'r Thl' dollar ~atn<'d dram:ittral ly against l'VC'r y maJor F.uro pean currency and Jumped mor<· than 4 p e rce nt ove r lhl' Jipanes1• yen in Tokyo to clnM' at 186 025 yen. compa red to 178 80 Wednesday .. Allho~p.h a rise of the dolh1r •was expected. dealers are a hit s hocked by the extent and rapidity of lt.s improvement." said a Milan broker · In Lbndon. one dealer s aid he was "too s wamped" to comment nn the doll ar 's gains · The French n€'wsp aper Le Flg nro s aid Carte r 's m oves stopped "the wind or pani c" wh1rh 1l said tu.: himself un· 1See DOLLAR. ~~ A2> ~ 300 Find No Reason To .Switch Supporter~ 0 and opponent:. of Propos 1t 1o n 6 g a t ht ri•d 300 -..t rong 111 Gard(•n Cro\ l' We<lm·:- da~ night to dl•h;.1tl· lht· pro:-and con s of t h l· :-o t'laJl('l':-OOl' b1l Thl' chief :-Pokt•sm ;,in for thl' ballot measun· \\as 1h Juthor . St;.ite Se n J oh n Hrig gs, H Fullerton ll1s dt·batl· challt•niwr \\as ad milted homo s t''<U d l ll arv~·v Milk . " San F'ranc1sco County SUPl'f\ l!\<lr M ti k . 1 n h 1 s t h 1 r cl p uh I 11· sq uan• off \.\Ith Hrigg-... ('On tended the m('asur(• 1s .1 "mis _gu1<lcd . c·onlu:-erl . danJ!l'rOui-. <ft· l't:1lful. fr1 g hll'n1ng ;ind un 1\m c•ric;:ir1 ct lta1·k o n• h•1...,1t rights " Briggs, ar J;tut•d that th1• 111 1llat1 v1• would reston· to parl•nb and local school board:-the right to decide who !->hould ll'al'h tht•1r chddrt>n "Everyho<ly has lhl· lihcrtv tn do what lht'Y want.·· Bn$?,l!s s a id "Wh .Jl ll',1('ht•r o;; do 111 pnvatr 1s their bu!i1ncss. But wh<t l lhl'Y do 111 th(• d;i:-sroom ,.., our bus iness · · ISet• BRIGGS. f'ag<• ,\2l oranga coas• t:::-4--;-~ "eat her Mostly ... unny l''ricl ay , hul I.I>~ cloudiness l.'a rly mornin~ hours lh~hs 72 tu 76 Lows 52 to 57 I NSIDE TODA 't' 1\!lt rology, lhe oncwnl art tlw t stud1£·~ the hea11en~ 111/lut'nct• on human lwt>li. 11o ~Ill/ l'll'U~>d U'llh skeptl,-1$1h hµ niany 11111 a San J uan C a p 1 s t r a no pa ir I n k ,. 0.'rtr o/ogy s1•r111•111ly />og.: 1\12 Index C• Cl Al Yovr5en1u IErmal.-ll l.M IOd 111\l!Mtt Callltrfll• C141Ulfi.d c....10 .,, .... ., .... "- Cl A"" l •ll<I•" "' .......... 11•0 1 M11IU•I l'- AI H .. IOfl•I H"" Ol-• 0.•-,_., Cf Syl•t• P'~tf CA s,.11, CH 116 •• •• ., c ... u • .,.d 0H1'1 Nell<9s •dllwl•IP' ... 1111eru1-l'u111r1.,. ...... 9( .... A• Stoc-M~• .. ,, ...... .. CM Tl•H tt" Ct·I 1111t•lltff CJ,_., .... ,_ II• I II Cl CH A4 A4 " .. ... • \ . . 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M..'I al S,,000 1·ad1 l'\1·i.1lo.t'l1\ .l\t'll 1111 ,11•1( h.111 to \l.1~ .ind 1'> 110\\ 111·1· .11.\ .11l 1ng JI' rj1gnm1·nt ~~t Wt'h~lt·r noftocl t h;.il 11 t•o-.t n1 .. 1rl\ :Sl 0110 111 -.tupprng d1;.ir~t·s t n h,I\ t' th.-p ;wkag1•s matl1•c J ll'11m Hp1ru1 Thi· or111-11nl•nt... 1n s11J1· !111• pud,,1g1•.., wl·n• rnNcl~ trankt·b Iran Faces Refer e nd11m 'fl::llHl\"1, Iran IAP I A lt'adm~ opposition· lc•adcr called todav for Ii nation al refrrendum rn I ran Lo d<'lerm11lt' wh<.other the c· o u n t,. .v · s µoil l H ' a I s ysl f:m s h o u I d b c• <' h a n g e d An U ~ovt>rnm1.•nt nob and a 'crap phni: ml ~trike continued u11 ah~111:ct DcirtUSh f<'orohar. ~pokcsm;in for tht.· m~ior oppos1t1on Na t111n!\I Front. did n11t ml·ntion Hu• munarch~ ur Sh<1h Mohammt·d R1·1.a Pahlc1v1. thl· imperial ruh•r of Ir.1n. hut h1:. message wai-. <"h·ar non<•lhPI<•..,., 'Tlw country 1~ facing u crisis bt.·t.·u u s t· .1us llfit·u1 wn for tht• pr<'l:>t•nl rultn~ syslf•m h as d1m1n1sl11•d Thrnugh dc m onstr:.il111n:-. th<· JH•oplc h aVl' doublt>d thl• lt'gitlity of tht' pre .... cut l'Ullng sysh·m Tht'rc•fort'. I t><'h C'VC SIO(.'t' lht> lt>g1i ltty of the ~ll\ 1•rnmt'nl 1·11m t.':-. from tht:-pt'(>· pie. therl' must bt• a referendum fort tw p1•oµlt· to decide, · f'"oroh:.ir ..,;,mi ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Tr 1 ''' '""" t • t -.>\1lw P1l()I ""'"#ff ,, , h • 1 .,., .... N p,,. ' I p\l'OI .,,... 11 I ,.,. nr f'°lM'f' I )1 'I ,.,.. ........ , • ..,, o ...................... , "'"" ',_. 1'1 ! "" I•••• t ''"''"' l, tl"l•l+rl11ot•• Vo •If ro1 I•~•"",_. .• h ~ult• (IM I A .1~ ••'I •' 111 rt ~:n• 1u~;~:~r:"~,,~.,~,~ ·:~• ~~·;;;'#,, k7; \II• I r" ~\llt M• ·• 4 .. ut.1•<l• tt?~>-i ,...,.,, .. W.0f'tt ,,,, 1ftl nl 110'1 P1o1tit1\lri ,.,.,. ,.,....,, lj 1 I f•I tt·•\f,lf'Wt(,..l'lf'f .. 1 \\,i"'~'l•I l"'"'"\.M,,.,.,,. t d·~ l'ho"'"' A M !H'pfUfM "'·'"'"''"''f(JllJ' ("•'I"' t1 Loo\ Mtt'-•td ,, ftt•ll •"'•<t.fi.«it M-11MQl"Q EdltV'' Offk:•• (~""'"""~ ~W•\1IHY ~tr\l•t ... ,,llf'M A4 ,, ~ , ... (,M>f'WW'tr•\f•,....I M 1..rl' •·•rtvh H• oft• t1 I tf.I\ fJrM:~ ~1H '"''0 °'"'tftofJ.,f).oil '\141t111 U1Cftl"P"tlffl-:1 1r'-ttn01-.;ftHw,.,____ ') TelepttOne l11')'42~ CleHlfled Adwertlelng M2•5417' '4d!flf'IM'' Y111IHtr""*W'\Off,,,., st1•s10 · ''"'"'~nc•..-~tfl 4IMllOO l t lf"'H4\tll\0t•ft9 (O~¥~tl'tl• 640-l220 .. .... .. bl· min1m1zt'C! or ;1h:111tl11n1·d "If thl' dollar -.11ff1.'1-.. 1111' Suud1 1'l'Ot11>m\ .1bo ''di s 11ffc1', ·' ;1 Su u<ir d 111lom a I -..11<1 to<l<Jy · 'Tlw san1t· go1·-. f11r m1)Sl of 0 ('El' nwmh1•r l'llUntrtl'" " 1>1plom:1ts from Ku.,..a1t , lhl• t '111l1·d i\r.11t E1111r.111·-. .111cl <)at.1r ;1(-.11 l;1utlt·1t lhl· mcu~uri•: .1:-. I 11111•1\ ,11111 11\'l'll:O.M ll'\ · l'n·-.;d1•11I Carll'r.'s ;.1tl1on '" ,1 :-.un · :-.1g11 tht• l 'n1tc..·tl St~ll1·-. w,ints to 1·uo1Jt•r,1lt• "'''h. ruther thJi1 1·11nf1·unt tlw 01 1 l'~ JX,1rll•r11.' t>nt• d1plum<.tl l:>a1d 'Tlw t1m10).! or (':.trtl'r's :in noun 1· 1•d m10,1-.u r<·-.. 1-. q u 1t 1· :O.l).!OlfH·.tnt , ' a rh'rrul flt'\\ ..,lt•ll1•r com mt·nti·ct · It c-nm<·' lt·s-. th11n ,.. I \ \\ L' l' h s .I h l' ti ti 0 f l h \' s t ht•d uled ·tonf('r~ce of the Organization of Petrolt!um Ex porting Couatrie:. rn Abu Ohab1 , wht>n· <.1 pnct• hik<' 1~ tQ b<• dt' batt·d ·· Tht• M1ddlt• Eus l Re portc•r i.Jl:.o 1>u1d th1· O l'l~X' m1r\1sh."l'li..1l confcrcnl't' rs (•xpcct t:d to dl'l1l>crnlt' prOJ'XJ1>:.tb by hardhnc r::. lo drop lht• dollar in favor of a l>ciskct of 1nl\·r11ut1pnal curn·nc1e:. H!> tt yardMttck for 011 pn t·t· Ctxm1'! :rnd unit uf p<.1 y mcnt for 011 ~.llcs Thl' 13·nat1on OPEC ha:, bc.-eo l'Omplairuog abOul tht' dwrndltng purchusmg powt•r of their n •v enues from oil i.ule:. C:tnd h<1s been <'Om plain1ng about the dwindling purchusin~ pow~r of their revenue::. from oil salei:. and has been prodding lht.• Carter ;,id- F,.._PogeAJ BRIGGS .•• Milk contended ex1~llng stat.e l a ws already protect school (•hildre n from homo:.exual teacbe r,s "If this is allowed to pass it could become un epide mic that could spreud to othe r groupis," he continued · The San Franc1:-it·o s uper visor t' o m p u r (' d B r 1 ~ g s ' a n l 1 homosPxual o.1ttu<'I< to th\' :.amt• rears "that spowncd w1tchhunl:-. a t on£• trm.-rn this nation, McCa rthyism and Nuzrsm " .. l think Lhl· rcul ll:>!>U(' ti'> John Briggs· thirs t for pol.\>t·t'." h1• l'>ai d "lie 1s w1lhng lo tc<Jth our c hrldrcn. you r <'h ildr(.'11. that hatred of :.omc pe>o plt• 1s mt>n· im portant th1in lht• love or C'hnsl "ThP lroublC' IS \\ l' h UVl' SOm(' pcoplt· like ~nulor Brigg:, who go around wtlh the Bible in o ne hand and ho lrNJ rn thl' other." Mllk l:>tud Brigg:. contended that tht• vwws of Bible reading. child rearing c·1tizens hav<• been rg nored b y t od ay ·i. politica l leaders. And currt'nt law~ don't •~t Vl· i;chool boardl> powt!r to fire t each er s whosr homosexu<1I lifestyles alle~ndly threaten to 1nfluenct' st hool 1•h1ldnm. he tn· sist ed . • "lf. the p<'oplc art' wciitlng for polilicj:il leaders lo give morality to this issue. there isn 't ~oinJl lo be a n y mor a lity ," Brqrns argued. "You ba v~ too m¥ny people who would rather b(' president lbltn nghL' · Milk asked. "Wbo sets morah ty? Are-you so good you un set morality'> Y.ou want l o IQ&Jsla te and constituuonalize bigotry and we say no " Milk also cont~nded research shows that £ltY leMcber~ do not infl~ -lbc Cuture ~x.u'*I prer ereoces r studcnls . Rat.her, h«> 1aid. research a.bows 1ucb pre(.; erencei' are set by the tlme u cnild i1 ·~" ye~s oJd . mrnt!\lrahon tu check thl· s hde in lht· \'alUl' of tht· dollar') Saudi Ar«1b1an souret•s h1:n · dt:,<'ountcd ch<1ncc~ of OPEC n: )l'l'ltng the dol1<1r 1n vif'"' of tlw l'normous dollar boldiogs su1rn· org;111iu11ton m t•mbers ma111la1n tn \\l(•..,t(•rn b:mh Tlw pnc1• of ~·'ruch• wl. rnor1· t ha11 quudruplc..·d :-.llH'l' 1~17:1 , ... ta11d :-. a t Sil 70 µt•r 1 ~ gallon' bcrrrel of lht' J\rah1an light mark e r ty pe Lig hter lypcs. with less sulphur content. t·arry higher pnCl'S. It 1s esltmatt~ that l'<.1Ch 5 per· c•enl rncrcase in the prtc(• of crude 011 me•rns a half cent in· c rca~l' tn tht• c;:ost of J,:<Jl>u\int• <.1t tht.' pump rn th~ United Slttl~ Iraq and L1by<J lead tht" prrc<• hardhners. Wtlb J.raq de mc.andmg a 25 percent hike. Saudi Arabi<J rc µortedly favors a moderate pncl' rn crcai.e o~ 5 percent l',.._P~AI DOLLAR ••. leas hed by preseotmg the ad· ministration's a nti-inflalton pro- gram "ll was about time. as the s1tuat1on was begmmng to get out of hand." the paper added One banker i_n Tokyo cuu· t1onc d that Am e rica's trade def1 c1t , inflation and relia nce on foreign' -'rgy supi'lies must 1m· prove in the next three months or the dolla r will return to a downward trend The Bank of T okyo's chief dollar-watcher. Jwao T akesadci. l>aid. "Tbe big ques tion is whethe r the U .S. government will take fundamental measure:; to improve its bala nce of pay· ments position.·· l@HM Approved l.,,GS ANGELES IAP·I -1?he US S m a ll Bu s in ess Adm!n1s trat1on he1s dccl<tred Los Angeles and adjace nt counties disaster arc<is. making v1ctun.., of las t week 's brush fire's eli~ible for low interest loans M ar x Cazenave. SBA rcg1om1I d1n·ctor. su1d Wl'dnesd<iv the loam; would ht> limited to repu1r!'> on uninsured r eal or personal property damagt'd or destroyed by the (ires Cops Lead Press AMtray N<EW YORK <AP 1 Reporters· covering Pres1- d t' n l Carte r 's two day cross-country caropttig_n trip were led astray today by c ity police who h ad trQu ble finding their way around town. Reporters and broadcast technicians aboard buses bcrng led Into the c ity by New York police men urter I u n d i n g a l K c "JI e d y Atrport found the.e lves being driven the wrong w ay on the Brookl y n Dridge after the police escort made a wrong turn When they discover ed their error, the policemen h i.lted traffi c on th e bridge and tfiverted the buses off an on-ramp and 11cross a grassy maU into lun cbtime lratfic in Manhattan. I S,.e•ks to Cops Younger Visits ~ewport Beach By JOANNE &F.VNOLDS OI tlw O~IY f'llol Sl•ff Ev\•llc• Younger brought his .i;:ul.H'1 nutorial ('ampC:11 g n to Newport Be:.ich Wednesday <1f· t ernoo11 1n u car efuUy l>tag<'d press t:onfcrence conducted on the st1•ps of the police station JI was a da~stc cxampl(' or a Ml•d ra Evt•nt While about 20 rcporl('rs from Los Angcl<.•s radio a nd tel· ev1s1on sl:.it1ons and a v<ir1ety of local nl'"'spape rr, Wt'rc kept at IJ;1y . Younger and h1l> travehn~ IV Chief's Security comp aruon, former Los Angeles pol~ chkf Ed Davis. met with a g roup billed as the Oran~c County Police Chiers Assocra · tion. <Related stCJry Pqe AS > T he gue&-t li st included as many retired Los J\ngelet1 and Orange County police orfic1aJs as active ones. The meeting was pointedly close d to the pre!>s. but Police and campaign worker!) s aid they weren 'l sure wby "He 's the attorney general and I guess he lust want!> to talk to lhe chiefs off the re<:ord." ~ur· mised Stan Bressler. community relations officer for the Newport Beach Police De partment One chief who left the mcclrng said no controvers ial topi c~ were discussed. "We just taUwd about what we didn't like about . lncreaSed • Brown ,;rnd Proposttion 13, '1 said Ed Ci bbe1re lli of S<!al Beach. G· H I· C A &-0 I A P •· -· .. A .. t('levision columnts l s4ys NBC boosl('d s<.•cur1ty uround the New Y(lrk apartment or the network's prl's1dent. Fred Silverman. arter two m('n tried to confront him ovttr a TV rll'l.\>S stM\' ubout a c•ontron•rsral Wt•M Coast drug n•hubil11<Jt1on organizatron Syndrcaled columnist Frank S\\t..'rl l ow s 1t1 d 1n today's ChtrJgo Sun T1mt's that NBC s ourn·s ht· did not n<tme them iJl!><.> ~d another omc1al of the..• nt't>AOrk rt't'el\•c'<l a rail from a man \\>ho rn :-.i ... t t·d that th(' in vc>st1gat1vt· stor} in lhl' works be f;J\ orable There was no 1mmcd1<.1tc com- mi.:nt on the S\.\ntlnw report from NBC heudqu;1rtt•r!> rn New Y11rk - The story rePortc'11y will fO<.'u:-. 0 11 the dcs truclt\'(.• uspects of cults tn lht• cnun tr." <i!> <1 "Seg. m1·nt 3" r1•atun· of lht• "NBC ~1ghll~· l':l'w .... " S wl'rtlo>A s<ird Tht• r11 l11mn1 ... 1 quote d N('w Yori.. polrc•f• source., its s'aying tht• t \\ o nwn who c•ntered th(' lobln of SrlH·rm an ·.., Manhattan apartme nt :.il lc~edl y wcrl' a!> soc1ate d wrth S} nanon. <.1 Ca l 1forn1a ·ba:-.ed drug r e habllitat.ton i::roup Swc rtl ow ·~ l'O lumn s aid Synanon m ay bf: among the Rroups mentioned 10 the in· ve:.t1~al1ve piece Svnanon has he<>n linked w1th :.ume b1Larrl' act1v1l1e!'>. rnclud mg re port.'> Oun the group plans to form its own prolecl100 force called the "Imperial Manne:.." Swcrtlow said Recently two Synanol'J""o/llem ber5 were arrested in conr<ectroo with the placm~ of a rattlesnukt• • in the mailbox of a Los An{!eles attorney who he1d woo a frnan c ial settlement against the or gan1zt>•ion Tht-attorney was. bitten ""' ~urvi ved The nf>''11paper report quokd polic(' <JS • 'ty ing the two who tried to en »r Siiverman's apart ment build;1ig . Alan Broslofsky and Robert Pitzele. allegedly were associated with Synanon and were members of SCRAM. The Synanon Committee for Responsible American Media "I think we wt<re here Just to show our support," he addc•d. While the newi; people !kit .in the station's lobby, fiddU'ng with micropnones, ca meras and tapc recorders. another caod;dat.c rushed in John Schmitz. the GOP can dldate in the 36th Stale Senate District was promptly Ul>hcrcd mto lhe chief's meeting Ti ming is eve rything 1n a Media Event. Y oungcr's campaign workerc; herded the reporters and film crews onto ~ statlOO 's steps where they wa rted !>Orne more The t elevJsron rcpor\t'rs Rre ..... more anxious <b they nedl'ed their deadlines for lhe 6 p m news shows Finally. Younger and Davts e merged, trailed by tile pohcc chie f~. retirees a nd Sc hmitt. v.iho did' his best to s ta nd whL'f'e he'd be on camera with the can· didatc. Wh tie traffic roared by on Jamboree Road and Jets 01:w ove rhead. Yo unger a n~wered questions about tus campaign. There were few surpnses ex cept for tht' ont' vague rcfcrcnw to a probe of the federal employ m cnt program. CETA. and tht· poss1b1lity that funds from 1t w e r e u ~l'd to r l'1pst<•r De m ocr alr c voters rn Orani:t· County . I n tht• best trad1t1on o f a Media Event. that !)larthn~ rt•\' 1.• I a t 1 o n w 1: n t n o f u rt h c· r . Xo unger explamed h1.• wal:> not at hbe rtY. to diseuss the probe. Younger s toutly m ainlcimed he was ge1ini ng ~round against hrs opponent Brown. although he• a llowed he hadn't t<1ke n· <1 5Ur · vey in thl' past thrC'e week s "We're JUSl sort of tracking and we know we'r e ga1nin~." he repe atedly told the reporter~ who clustered arouna him. F ifteen minutes later. it was over· Film crews had what lht•v needed and dus hed for their cur:-; wh ilC' the other · m cdi1i typ t•s .... aodered off 1it u·more leisure ly (JHCl' And the Younger campargn headed off for the next s top. :.i reception al a Newport Center la w firm Pre- Christmas Sale Drop Boxes Now Dropped D~S MOJ NES. Io wa 'AP > -T he Salvation Arm)' says it bas removed all its drop boxes in Des Moines bec·ause people ha ve• b een dumping garbage in tbem. Maj. Robert Baize said that in addition to the dumpin~ problem some of the best iterfts wer e be ing re moved and sold at yard sules. He said collect100 tru ckl> w ill be used in the futur<· to pick up items for recoo- dHioning and resale. Another Nuke Test Conducted In Nevada LAS VEGA S CA P I An uoder"round nuclear ll'~l with a yield of l('ss than 20.000 tons of high explosive was con· ducted at the Nevada Test S1tl' today. the 495th anneunced shot stnee -testing twigan at-.\tt...- spr awling desert range tn 1951. ·The weapons-r el at ed t t.><;I. cod e -nam ed ·' Emm entha l, .. w ent smoothly ;,ind there wcr(' no problems. said O~partment of Energy spokes m<.in Duv_t' Miller. " • H e said t he nuclear dl·v11:e was buried 1.890 fret bl•n1·.1lh Pahute Mesa ahout 110 m1lt·s northw~t of Las Vegas Th<' l>hot probably wasn't ft'll rn L.1s Ve~as. he s aid. a dding "W1· didn't even feel 1t at the control pomt" a f ew miles from the detonation point. The shot was conducll'd tw thl· L a w r l' n <' e L 1 v (' r m ·o r t' L<.1bor-atory of Livermore. CaJif It was the 11th test announc·t'd this Yl'ar . the 49Sth annou~ since nuclear testing began rn Nevada in July 1951 and th1· 32Jst s hot anooun<'ed .sincE• thl' United Slates signed lhe lreaty banning atmospheric testrn~ rn August 1963. Not all tests aN> an nouncL-d. however . f'rot11 Page A I . SPACE ... grog enough t1mt· to put the SCJ. v1t-t Union a head of an Amt·rrl'an - r<.'cord of 937.6 total man-<luy-. 1n :.pace. The two were launched Junt· 16 aboard th e Soyu1 2'J :.pacecraft, which linked up lht• next day with the orhrtin~ ..,tu tion. Wes tern diplomatic source'-. s ay the Russians an.· pursuing yxtended s pace flight!> to get full use out of their ortUlinit sp.1<·1· st ation and to n •cnrd the l'ff<oc·1-. of prolongl'd weightlessne:.~ 1111 tht' human bodv Tass sard th.1· pair condul'l1'fl e xtensive b1olog1c<1 I and m edu·al I ests, snapped hundrt'd" 111 photos of the Earth's surf:ic·1· aocl tested metal alloy" forg('d 111 space . .. SAYE 560 SALE PRICE SALE -s259 PRICE w....., 111,111 Reg. $259 w. ~ 111,11• Reg. $319 ChoOse Your Seating COMfort With LA·Z-IOY® ~· -~dl:11t11•i. ......... y! COSTA MU.A MEWPOIT llACH 369 E. I 7ltll SINet I IW""9rlS.---I tc-,.....,. & 17"1 St. . .._ .,._ ...... , ....,..., 642-1657 ............... s.t. t~I c...-... MISSION VIEJO leff ... ...,, "'y.I 21192 W.91111 ite Plry.· t-Wedl• .... .. s---.. .... ,... ...... .... 495-5902 ' •• • • .t ,(; . . ' • ~ .. ( .. t . ' • • . ' . .. .. . " • ' ' .. c ' " • -· l I ' ' ' • 1 7 . Orange Coast lDlllON Today" Closinlf N. , .. Stocks * * 306, 4 <\'ff T IONS, 36 PAGES VOL. 71 . NO • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1978 N/C TEN CENTS Bisexual Part-timers? Briggs .Jeered 041ilf Pl ... St.ttf ~ 'IT'S AN ATTEMPT TO CONSTITUTIONALIZE BIGOTRY' San Francisco County Supervisor Harvey Milk on Prop. 6 Post Cards Registration Fraud Probed By GARV GRANVILJ.E Ol U.. o.tty Piiot St'"'" The Orange County D1slnct Attorney's office has oJ)t'ned an , 10\<'~t1i:.it1on rnto &illeged fraudulent voter regis tration Pos tcards turned m during a last minute pre-election registration drive by "'orkers of both maJor poht1ral partws AC'cord1ng lo Deputy District Attornev William Evans, R<·g1strnr of Voters Al Olson h~ c h a I h· n g l' ct •• :.. s IS~ n I ri ('an t numbt'r" or the postcard reg- istratwnc; Rt·~1~lrnr of Vott•rs Olson said he hai:. questioned roughly 400 w postcard rt'gistrations on the basis that the alleged persons registered are not in fact reaJ per:.o~s. At the same time. Olson said. there are about 1.000 pQstcard registrations that mdicate the affiliated party was chanf'ed. Olson said he would estimate about 75 percent of the ques- t ion able registr ations came rrom those circulating in the reg- istration drive with an eyt' to picking np Democrat.Jc affllia· lions. .. But I would say about 2S per- cent or the re'!istrations we're <See FRAUD, P age A.2) 110 Days in Space Cosmonauts Retum Safely to Earth Moscow I/\ p , T'.l.O Soviet cosmonauts returnf'd lo Earth today afll·r a n·rnrd 140 days in space, Tass said The Soviet news agency said a prc.>l1min<1r~ m<•d1cal <'hcckup s howed commander Vlathm1r l)ovalcnok and flight en~ineer Alc~andcr l vanchcnknv had withstood the Ion~ orbital fli ght' we ll I 0 n W('d OC!>day. the COS· monauts dl'Sc nbN1 th<.'ir s pace advt:nlun.• ",1 d1ffitult, Ion~ and inll're~ling flight " Kov alt•nok and Iv anchcnkov m ade thl' rcmttrk on lhl' evening TV news in thc.•1r final hroadcast from spi.IC't' to Husswn viewers Tass said the cosmonauts fin1 shrd p:ickrng the Soyuz 31 capsull' thut would take them homl' and start<.>d to deactivate lht' sysll'ms in I he orbiting Salyut 6 space i:.tat1on Wednes- day. Nearly 70 Their flight broke the space endurance record set June 17 by two other Russian co::.monauts -in the same craft -on a pre- vious fight that ended earhcr this year. The U.S. record is 84 days. set four years ago by astronauts Gerald Carr. E'dward Gibson and William Pogue aboard Skylab 4. "CiJn bisexuals teach part t1ml' in i:.rhooli.''" one young m..111 u"k11d slate Sen. John Uriggs near the close of his de· h..ilt' on Proposition 6 Wednes· • tl..iy night with San Francisco ('uunty Supervisor Harvey Milk Ir tht• senator replied. h1l> ~in:."'1:r was drowned out by the Jl't'rl>, boos. applause and lau.:hter that followed the ques· lion · lt wal> that kind of a night 1n Garden Grove When lhl• rauc us. 60-minutt' dt'bate before a mixed audience in Garden Grove's Commumty- CenlC'r was over. the 300 or so partisans went home. apparent· ly without changing their sexual prefe rences or their beliefs about Proposition 6 At one point during the ques· t1on and answer period that followed tht' debate. moderator Doris Enderle of Huntington Beach, president of the sponsor- 1 n g l>ro=family Coa l1t1on, chastised the OOJSy crowd . "You people are not askin~ questions ... she yelled "You arc giving talks. Do you know what a question is?" Briggs and Milk. an avowed homosexual. have debated several times in the San Fran· cisco area on Proposition 6, the anti-homosexual teacher rn· <See BRIG<;S, Page AZ> .. Take "Valued at $197,000 "" Valley Men Held ""' ' In Mesa Hash Bust 0..llY Pllo( SUlf - WHO SHOULD TEACH? Prop. 6 Author Briggs Two Fountain Valley men and a recent 1mm1grant were arrest· cd Wednesday by Costa Mesa police 1n connect10n with the air freight arnval of packages that officers allege contained an estimated $197 ,000 worth of hashish. About 22 pounds of the concen· trate-d cannabis wert' discoverod in the fa lse bottoms of two packages that ar ri v(!d in Chil'ago from Beirut, Lebanon, aecordin~ to Sgt. Gary Wl·bstcr The packages also contained oriental brass ornaments a nd were addressed to a Costa Mesa busi'ness where one or the men 1s employed. U S. Customs and Dru~ En- forcement agents <'Ontacted Costa Mesa investigators before resealing the• packages and al- lowing them to be forwardl;'(f to Los Angeles Intern ational Airport. There. police and Los Angeles County Sheriffs waited WC'dnes. day afternoon for someone to claim the 'packages . Sgt. Webstevaid Kourken Ke- j a k eh ya yen , 3 9. of 18i 3 S , Brookhurt St.. Fountain Valley, signed for the packages about l :30 pm. and drove orr with q co mpa ni o n , 33·year -o ld Mohammed Nairn Najm, of the same address. Pohce claim the two men tried a series of tricky dri v ing maneuvers but were· unaware that they were being watched from the air by police rn the Costa Mes·a helicopter. Sgt. Webster said. The men were trailed to their Fountain VaJley apartment, al- lowed to open the packages. then arrested shortly after they left the apartment in their car. Poltce said the hashish was re covt.'red rn the car Also lak~n into custody at th(' apart m ent wa s W akin N1koghosvaghj1an. 33. who ar· <See HASJUSll, Page A2) O.Oty ,_,._. Sl.o+t ""'°"' MESA POLICE SGT. LARRY BERSCH CHECKS HASH ST ASH From Lebanon In False Bottom~ of Packages, Pollce Say Upsurge In Dollar Cheered By The Associated Press A dramatic boost in the over seas value of U S. c urr~ncv greeted Pres id(!nt Cdrter ··._ emergen<'y sav1:-the·dollar cam pa1gn today. but there were <hs- turbing signals -that has com panion battle to curb 1nfl<it1on will be long and hard. Admrnistration strateg1st!oo were heartened by reports from rore1~n exchan~e markets that the dolr.ar soared against evei, maj9r West European currency. while godd bullion pnce~ fell. In Tokyo, tht-dollar jumped by mo re than 4 percent against the J:/r>anese yen in the fu-st hours of trading after Carter'!-. announc-eml•nt Wednesday. And in New York. the stock •m arket went down by JO 83 points lo Hl6 96 aftt·rr fatrl.v heavy trading toch1y, as in vt'i.tors S10ld fo1 profit Mon.'Ovcr decfincs held a more than 4·.l lead over <1dvance-. 11flt•r ;., buoyant day that !>aw the lar.£wst s 1ngle·SC!>S1on g:.i1n 1n h1 :-.tor\ Wedn~sday. a rl Sl' or 35.34 P<>lnts Rut tht.• adm1mstr;it1on ·.., ela· lion wa. ... kmpl'rt'd by a· Labor Dl·partmenl rt•port lh.H "holt•s al<.• Prt<'l'". "h1c h rn flucncc th<• d1n•ct10n of flllun· rt•tail consum<.·r costs. rost• b\. 0 9 percent in O<.•tober for the· i:.econd cons<.'<.'ull ve monl h Ja<'k Carlson. <'hrc•f <'<'onom1s1 of thl' Chamber or CommPr('t• of the Umtl'S "Double-d1g1t tn f1~1t1on 1s no" l1kc•ly for th1.: re <Stt 001.LAR. Pagr' ,\2 > * * * Market Rally Dims As Carter Visits NY NEW YORK <AP> -With dollar by increasing the amount President Carter only a few. feet of lJ S mterve1111on 111 foreign from the New York Stock Ex· t•xchaniw m arkets and raising change. the dramatic rally htL-lftC discount rntl' · "h1ch tht· caused on Wall Street faltered f ed charges mc.·mber banks for today. -.. loan!>. -from 8 1 ~ to 9 1:! 1l:, highest point ever ........... ~ OCTD Drivers .............. ~ ..... Ca rter , whose admrnistra· tion 's announcement Wednesday or a s trong pro-dollar program sent stocks to their record daily nst' ever. was on Wa ll Street for a campaign rally on behalf of New York Gov. Hugh Carey's re-election bid Coast UH in Si.ck . Oran~e County Transit Ois- trkl IOCTO> public 111formallon oJlicer Tom Eichhorn reported today that from 60 to 70 transit district bus drivers called In sick today. Eichhorn s aid the apparent sick-in came as OCTD officials a nd negoti a tor& for t he bus drivers a re meeting to arbitrate differences between them He said other transit district workers were bein~ called on to man the buses idled by the ill drivers. roughly about 25 per· cent of the transit district's norm al bus driving work force. Eichhorn said OC'TO's 270 buses carry an average of 75,000 mornln~ passengers a day. He said that some bus com· muters were left stranded this morning by the abrupt shortage of buse5 but that district of. ficlals were working lo alleviate the ahortage tht-ough a series or atop gap meB&ures. / PowerPla11 Newport Beach Pee Wee soccer players Brett Hartley <ten.> and Shane Stonem an show it helps to be aggressive during a match. Boys are patt or ~cer fever that .. has drawn mort• than 38.000 youn~sters to the American Youth occcr Org<tnizatlon this year. To sc<' more or them m action. turn to P.age D t • .,, • l Behind the doors or the ex· change, however, invt'stor en· thusiasm for Carter's program showed signs or waning as the Do>" Jones industrial average'. ~ft~r its rec<'rd 35-olus-ooint rist• Wednt'sday. was off 10.83 potnb to 816.96. Analysts attributed the situa- tion to worries about what the dollar-strengthe ning program would mean for domestic in· terest rates, as well as to profit taking. The Treasury and Federal Reserve on Wednesda y an- nounced a plan to bols ter the Remodeling OK'd . The regional coastal tom· mission has approved a $65,000 ·remodeling project for Hershey's Market on Balboa Island. • ' , .. \\·eat h e r Mostly c;unny Friday. but low cloudiness earl:. morning hours. HaJ?hs 12 to 76. Lowe; 52 to 57. 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NM Utt ruo ~foul of ttw C'tlUlll v Rourd o r fi:1fu1·ut1011. \\ h1t'>1' 1•0110-.1•1 t;tl Uu1110. 11u1•., tmrwd 1h1 lt•gultl) ur th.-NM llU l'11rn t1et1 nll wit h &Jr lv11tt1 In du.•.tr y f>"lrt1 t o rltc-luf ~ hJ tl 10 1k1 I Jr•' .1 .. t.llt' 11f l'm1·r .i•·111·y 111 J(te1 thl' foll .1n11d l'h..t r&t~ uf 1·orrupllnn hv \rhool l eurht•r I• u u I J 11rd.111 H I!' h~ r allt'd for un 1n v\>:.t1i.:.1 lJon of NMIRI HY by the OrMl(t• 'ounty <irand Jun Thnt-hJ:. ~t-n no r~pon~.-to hit. r'-'q\!t')\l by llw JUI') ' ho-. evl'r O'Brtt'n Slild Wednt<bday that tht< d"tnl'l ht•t'dOW cJW!lft" thut .111) p1 ol •h dn1' l'1.·d by lht· ~l,tlt• ht•t«lllM• of (tnJ"('l4J.I r 1·~1 rict11•11" \\ ruu.:ht b.> pi..1::.::.J>-:t• vf l1 1·01rni.1t1on l ;J <And lhl' C:1lifon11 ,, SUlll't'l'lk Court'::. dt· 1·1b1t·m in tht· Serr~no <'liS~. Thl·refon·. tht• u1knll'nt of th1· • nq>or,ation to tti<l the school dt !o> 11 1d f1ndnclally W'4s no tonger rmi-,1bl('. O'Rrit•n ::.aid The dti-.lrtt•I 1::. 1111" n•turnini:: lo 1b formt·r "' huuM• dut~ prO(· t"M•lllg ::.\:-.lt•m , but w111 fulfill BRIGGS, MILK DEBATE. • • 1t1at1 Vl' aut hort- their fm.t m Orange County H1:. debatP c•ha llcogcr Wal) ad· m1 lll0 d ho m o~t·x ual llarvt•y Milk, .1 San l''rJnc·1:.co County :,uperv1i.or M.1lk , in b1 .:. thi rd public !>quart' off ..with Rrrgg:.. con- h•ndNI lht• mt.·a:.urc tl> ;,i "mt~ guided, ronfu~t'd . d angl·rous. d1· «'t'itful, fM,::h k ning and un A m t' r i l' an a I I 1t {' k on h 11 ~1 t· rt$i?hts ·· Rrr~~i;. ar~u<'d that th(• 1n 1hat1vt> would rt-~lorf> to pan•nh and l()('u l sch;Ool board~ the nghl to decide who should l1·;.i1:h their t•h1ldn·n · · ~vcrybody hai. the hberty to do what they wc.nt... llr1gl(., :.aid "Wha t t c :.tCht!rs do 1n private 1!. lht!1r bus.1riesl>. Bui wh<1t th1.•y do LO the c!~room •~ our business." MilJc COl\lended e xh;hng i.ta u• law::. altcady protec t ::.chool chifdr<'n rrom homOSt'XUal l~acheri. a nd constitutionaJ12e bigotry and we say no." Milk also conte nded research shows that gay teachers do not Influence the future sexual pref- ert>nce.s of students . Rather . he said, r~carch s hows s uch pre f. crences are s~ by the time a t'hild 1s ~ix years old. The "No on G" forces. carry. 1ng prmtt'd s igns and cans full o( campaign buttons. arrived 45 minutes before lhl' debate and cr owded into thl' front rows of the Garden Grovt-Community Center auditorium. About an equal number or .. Yes on 6" s upporters a rrived dose to debate starting tame with hand ll:ttcrcd signs and posters F,...P fafleAJ FRAUD .•• que s tioning involve the Republican drive." Olson said. c:ontraci. developed by NMIRI O'Rrkn said fflf contrt1cts In l'lud1nl( onl' with the Cuplst~111no lJnthcd School Dl!itrlct. s hould bt• (mi)\hl-d by lhl· lll'<'. 1 <h·mi:w ol NMIJctllr or district duta proCCt>S· int: bdor1· he bee am~ direc;tor of NM 1R I. ;moounn·d hb re~1gn1t lion from lht· chst ril't. t'1l111i,: ht·jlth problt·n1~ 11 l• w 111 ~ "' rt.· tu 1 n c d '" ~,·t·n·tary to lht> NM! f{f board un lll No' 17 O'Brtt'n .innounccd th at .in .iud1t o f N MIRI by Pr1ct." W ult·rhOUbc firm :.hould be com Pll'tl·d Nov 13. at..,whirh time th" N ~t I Hf board will meet to rcvit·w th1• rci.ullb f'l"'OMP~AJ DOLLAR ... m 1under of 1978 bec aus e o( s kyrocketing food prices. On· 1.v <'hangcs in government infl:.i- tiorrnr y rood prlcc_;;upports C<in ~moder at l' ttu:. cu rrent sour cl' or Jc,clerallng m!lation. ·' Abroad. lht< president"':., moves to ruise interest ratel>. buy up thn·a~c!"ed dollars with a pool or $.'.JO btlhon in foreign currencies ;ind increase ~old S<iles drh~ Pr<llSl' from currency dt•aftors a~ wl'lcornc and long·ovcrduc 'J\t last. we have something lhul s hould stop this non·slop wea~e"!ng of the dollar." said one Zunch trader On a practical level. the rnpid ly rising v&Jlue of the dollar strengthened the buying power of Americans liVlng a nd travel ing abroad witJ1 U.S. curre ncy Jn Frankfurt. Wes t Germany. for example._ t axi driver:. promptly granted better ex change rates to Amer ican passengers. In the United States . the Fede ral Resl.'rve Board'l> ex·· traordlnary increase o( 'a full percentage point in the discount rate to 9.5 percent portended scarcity of funds and higher in terest for home purchases. Thl' discount rate is the interes t th1· bourd c harges for lo:.ins to member bank~ HASHISH ... rived in the U .S. this week from the Middle East All three men were booked ut Cos ta M esa city jail o n possession of drugs for sale. B<Jtl was set at $5,000 each. ( Pilot l _L ogbook J Ma11:ipUlating theN ews , U)' PHILIP ROSMARIN 01 Ille Ootl' Piiot SIM!I SO~F.TIM~ ~ nearly all the lime the. bt•hirid the-scen es machina tions of poht1chm~ a rc· more interesting than the actu11I news stone:. lh;1t res ult from their l>ht.•nanig<in:. Certainly lhcy're a lol funnier An example Is th(· cvl·nts that led to pubhcal1on of :1 news !story in Wednesday's t'dittons The story was a bout the c h a.rges or Irv in e Ci ty Counci l me mbers Larry AgrC1n and Mary Ann Gaido lhft th e Fluor Corp .. a p o w e rful company headquartered In Irvine. 1s trying l.O buy an elect.Ion the r e by contributing money lo a campaign to 11os""u'" pa:.s a local baJlot issue. Thl' ml•<J !>Url' w o uld consolidate mu111t·1pal ~\:nt.•r<il elections. now held in Murch. with June prima ry clectionsi THE STORY ALSO dt•tailed how two othe r ..(·~ty C'OUnl'1lmcn. 1\rthur Anthony and Duvld Sdb, who support the ballot m easure. rt:bultl' news ('am<' to be madt• IL !)tart<'d wi th lt1lephone calls from 1\grun lo local nc":.p;.ipcr offict!s, a lerting rl'pOrler~ lo a hun:y up press conference he and Mrs GJ1do were holding later that day a t city h;.ill J\gran ta ntalized reporters. who pro~~bly were faced with nothing more e~c1t1ng than lunch that day. with the hint or J BI G STORY about 1mproprieMes 1n cont n buhon~ to proponents of the ballot ml'asure Nt:WS REPORT E R S s uffe r an occupational hazard In 1ns tanct":> hke thesl· They bite ::.o often at bait like th.is that their teeth an· worn lo nu~s I elacked my nubs rogt·th t'r and heade d off for the press confl'rrnl't: · What l\gran didn't know. w&J s that Anthony l:ln d S1lb hkt>wisc were headed off for lh1· pn:M conft'rcncc St·ems a friend or. tht•1 r& OVt•rhl'<Jfd J\gran 'i. ll'lcphone invitation in tht: offi<'(·~ of the lrv1m_. World News A 1·onfro nt<J t1011 w :J!. <irr~in~t·d .. You romin~ to th1• press conference. J\rt ., .. I a!.kf'd J\nth<>ny a~ we nt>arly eollided nt th•• park1n~ 101 M tity hall. hurry10g to lhl· l.UCi STORY. Ile un1:1wned . tnysteriously and s mugly. ··1 ·m havmg;ny own pres:. conference.·· • AG~ Wi\S APPAL~ED to st'e both Anthony and Sills waiting lo s it in. on his prC!:>S confcrenc<' While reporters wailed too. Agran slJpped off to another r:oo~ to r~_group · He returnc<t w1lh the a nnouncement that the city attorney had cautioned him that four councilmen in one room might be a v1olat1on of the Brown J\ct governing open meetings <a r:.ilhc r dubious 1ntc rprclalton s ince there v. .-r1: four newspup•·rmcn present as weU fl WQllld huv<· been tough. evt-n with the most dullard of ne ws reporters. to do anything there in secret 1 ' /\gr:in SJ1d "'t·'<1 h;,vt• to move to private property for the pre1111 <'onforence, since the " attorney also told him that if he held it on city properrty. he couldn't ket!p out Slits. Anthony, or arlybody SILLS SAID DISGUSTEDLY lhal Agran could hold the press conference wherever he liked "I'm not going lo go where I'm not want.ed .. ., Agran and Galdo turned without further anno\,lncement and le ft. The reporters stood awkwardly where they were. pondering for a mo~ntthe weigt\ty concerns of journallats: Lost l<>ves and missed lunches. A few moments later. Agran came back. "Aren't Y.ou coming?" he asked, looking at me. "Larry. where are we going'>" ·•Just across the street." , ")'OU ME.\N. WE'il£ going lo hold this press cdl\ference on a s treet corner '!·· "Something like thnl." And so. looking r athe r like a small squad or ducks. four r eporters ahd two city councilmen w3ddled in close formation out city hall. through the parking lot. across J a mboree Road tra ffi c, onto the open gr assy corner or Mccaw Laboratories. There we stood. a li~ht little ci rcle studying the Jtrass. looking to passersby like we'd gathered for a groundbreaking or a consecration. :.uch was the solemnity or lht: affair AT FIRST NOBODY s poke After a mom ent of !:>1lencc and the sudden manic con v1cuon...lhat l really ·had stumbled Into a const!cration -1 profanM the silence and proba bly .my profrss1on and muttered. ''Well. Larry. it s your prcs:s confert:ncc What's it all ,1bout'•" So ht: told u11. what 1l wa~ all C1bout and the event look on the comfortable tr ping:, of the familiar the coun ade un open ing :.t.1temcnt, we read a prepar:('d ~ I ;,i t t' m t• n I . w l' a s k l' d q u cs t : on:-. . l h t' y <in::.~crcd lht•m . they i,ummed up the bloody wrong that wa!. thl' eausc of us standrng lhl·rt· unsheltered in lhe gr;.iss. we thanked them for being lht•rc. they lhankt..~ us for being ther e a nd wt• ~di felt a little better Then. of ~ourse. thl' four reporters wuddlt!d off their grassy. corner , back across Jumboret! Road traffic. throu~h t,he J)<lrkmg lot. into cil v haJI. whe re councilmen Sills and Anthony were ~eart•d up lo rebut everythmg Agran and ~rs. Gaido had said. Anthony even had pre pared a few wrtU.en remarks. whtch hc...rcad late r with admirablt! o~~rage. BUT FIRST TIIE councilmen had lo ask lbe re porters a question. . "Whal did they t~ll you?" .. If ltus 1s allowt'<l to pa~ 11 could tx•comc an t."p1dem ic lhal could :.prcad lo other group~." he «ontinu(:d Tht• San .,·ranc1~co SCJpcn l!>Or <•o mparcd f\ri ~g::.· anti hom o:,('xual attack to the saml· rears "that sp awn<'d witchhunts a t ont• timr in this nation. McCarthyism and Nazism.·· Olson said that his office is sendslng letters to postcard reg· 1sJranls confirming the ir anliations. He added that those who reg· 1slered properly in the postcard drive will h&Jvc no diNicuJty vol· ing next wt.-ek but 1f there is a question a s lo their party affilia- tion it could possibly pose a prob· l e m in th e 1980 prim ary election. ·Prop, N Ads Trigger Tirade- "l think the real isf)uc is John Bri1rns · thir5l for power ." hl' :.aid. "lie 1s willing t.o leach our <'hlldren. your ch1ldnn. thC1l !tatrcd of i.om e people is more 1mp9rtant than the' love of Christ "The trouble Is we have soml' people like Senator Briggs who go around with the Bible in ont.• h and and h atred in the qther." Milk.said Brig~s conte nde d that lt\e views of Bible-reading. c hild- rt-arang citizens have been ig- no r ed by today 's p olitical leaden, J\nd curn'nl law!> <lon'l give ~choo l bo:irds po wer to f•tl' h •:ichl•r:. whose homosexual hfostyles allegedly threaten lo ir1flucnce school children. ht! io- ~1stc<I. "If the pcoplt· <in• w<J1llog for political leader~ l.O giv~ morality lo this issue, there isn't going to b e ar1 y mo r a lity," Briggs ~rgued. "You have too many people who would rather be pre5ident than right." Milk a'iked. ~·Who sets m orali- ty? Are you so good you can set morahty? You want to leJ;?islatc OAANOE COAS1' DAILY PILOT ,._0.,.fVll' C'U\1 o.u, Pttot "'"'"'t11tf\.trt •· '"""' b·~ lfrw. ~ ""'' Ptl'\\ I\ OvtJtt hr<IJ bf' t~ (). "')>-'°"' t ... t#hl \t11"'4 (0"""> .... Y .,..09~ tf•~1htwt "" I ·•hl1~~d ~ltf ff\f'CWO'" F''lfH'I t-ot t 1 • ,,,,,,. ·• ...... ,,,.,.,, f'p•'"-Hunl·rtql/V\ f\. i·"" ,,..,,,.. 14'~h IJ4llry tr ••"If" 't ti'),, .......... Y1''l1 • .... t &...itQu'\,. Jh "",. SOvf,. Co•'I 4 .. ~,.•·Q• .., •' 'I '''-"' ., oub••\t\#.tt \.•t11•fJ·•• ~" \,,,Nth. h11 ~;~"~~·;~'1 .. '::.6:,~,'.~~,. uo ---· u.,., 11-IN-9"\tdf~t •l'\IO llvtll1VWi-t , .... , , .... .... y,, f p,,.,.(Hll'n, •net a.--...... ._ .... ,..., 1 f'l•m~;, •••••• U1t0t '""-·"'~ Mfn.tt•,..tdllv (ft-•14 l..M) lltct.. ... "411 ...... , •• , ~Mljl"' Cdl!O<\ omc.. t.\LI "'°'• >JOW.\I ... S4<ffi ._..,...~_." ttM(';~r1t\trfll"l•t """''~-...... ,. tlllSlli'<tC" ........ "d ~·~ltVf'H~f' 1\lO'lttPMA~ •• ~,, OH•QO ,, ..... Telepflofte (114)~ .Cla .. lfled Ad11ertl.ing 942·567' \4oQH"o.tf • V4H,.r """"'°"'"'• .. ,-a,o , '"" ~ (••,...."'~ ....... ••o"'-"'°'-'-"•C-1,.. f40.1220 Ev a.ns said first Indications are that young people paid 50 cents a. reg.istration apparently, turned 1n cards containing lic· Utioflrnames and addresses. There Is no indication that leaders of either lhe Republican or Democratic parties have participa ted 1n the alleged fraudulent registrations. Evans said it is likely that the party regulurs who paid 50 cents pe r rc~istration turned in bv the young people were "rippl.'<i off " In paying for the 3ppare ntly fiet1tious registrations, those who shelled out lhe money from party campaign ' coffer~ 'tlldn't recei ve what they paid fo r, voters eligi ble to vote in nC'xt week ·s ~ent-ral l!lcdlon. • Evans said the lamp1•ring wtlh voter registration is a scnous ·felony offense and noted the un controllt.'Cl issuing of registration post cards opens itself to PQ6bi· ble frauduJent practices. ''You've apparenUy got kids turning in rc•gistr&Jl1on postcard!> lo get paid and whoever was paying for them wa~ getting ripped off." Evans said. He m entioned that the diblrict attorne)''s office may s uggest ··r e m edial le1Jh.l alion" t.o cor react th<' loopholes in the new registration procedure. Before the postcard registra - tion legislation wai; enacted in 1976. deputy vote r regist rar!-t were sworn officials w~ worked fro m carclully controlled num- bered sheets, Evans said. Now. he pointed out. those who decide to earn their fortunes by soltc1ting voter regis tration al 50 cents a card are under JltUc or no control. Those who solicited vottr reg- " l~tratloos were In some cases paid a premium to return with the proper voter registration. Jn this case. the proper reglstraUon was that of the political earty paying for the services or the solicitor. ln the closin& days of the pre general election voter re1iatra tion drive. more than 25,000 new reglstrallons were turned in lo a drive that aaw Detnoc:ratlc voter regiW'ationa for th first time i .ince 1980 exceed RepubUc1n af· fill atlons. ,. Adv e rtl s in~ campaigns launched today by partis ans on both slcres of Newport Beach's Proposition N. the blurrtop open space initiative. have generated some heat. · Clty geologist Jim Evans ttus morning angrily denied the quote attributed lo him by sup- porters of the meas ure in an ad- vertisement run in the weekly Newport Harbor Ensign. "They used my name without a ny clearance from me and they misquoted me ." he said lndical- 1ng he is conte mplating legal ac- tion against .the Committee to Protect Bluffs and Bay . the group that paid ror the ad. Meanwhile. a spokesma n for the I r vme Co. said the firm ha:. received "a lot or pos itive reac· lion" from the full-page ads In opposition to the measure The Irvine Company ads. which ran today In four newspapers, were "just a state-/ ment ol our position on an Issue that can affect the commuruty rather severely." said company s pokesman Jerry Collins. He said such an ad campaign has been used in the past by the company in support of local bond measures and was used in 1972 in opposition to Proposition ~. the coastal control act. The ads. in whkh the company descr ibes ltte ballot m easure as "a good Idea gone wrong." cost the company an estimated $5.000. Collins indicated that people who r e ad the ads and h~ve called the company said they were unaware of the provision in Proposition N which requires the dedication or a street along blufltop parks which would be installed lhe length of blufflop developments He said they've also indicated t hey were unaware that city councilmen are working on an ordinal\(e that would ac- complish the same end without the same· restrlctlons as con· tained In the lnJtiattve The pro· Proposition N ad which drew Evans · a n g r y respon&e 1,mpliett that defeat of the m easure will lead lo "a Bluebird Canyon disa ste r in Newport Beach " The ad quotes Evans as saylne "We do have 8lmilar condi-tion•. . .cu lo Bluebird Canyon in Lapan• Be.ch> " T~l gcolostls t sa id todev t ."pass:igt: of Proposlllo n N v.iil not preven t things 11 kc the Blue bird Canyon slide "I n fn c t. the r e a r c n o s1milarltiCfi between the canyon and gt'Ologlc and topographic conditions 1n Ne wport Beach and 1 trunk I've made that qwte clear in ev~ di~.cus:>1Qn 1 'vt.· ha d on the ~Jf>J('('t . S upporte rs of the meC1surt· who signt-d the ad 1ocludc Pl.in- ning Commissioner Allan &-t:k and his mother. Carroll Beek: Pa rks Beaches and Recreation Commission Chairman Gary Pre- Christmas Sale 1..,ovcll. and environmental .w ttv1sb J .. an Watt. Sue Ficker. Angl·l.1 Ficker While :.ind Mt and Mrs Prank Rob1 m.on. ThC' committee aJso includ•·' Dr . Eugen<.' Atherto n , th• La~un..i Be;.ich r eside nt wh<1 authored the initiative. i Layawaj 'for Chrfstma ow! SAYE 560 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Stile ... llJ'/71 RecJ. $259 . w. .. 111•111 Reci. $319 ~---------------------' Choose Your Seating Comfort With LA·Z·IOY® COSTAMISA MIWPOIT llACH J69 1.17111Shwt IWn..,.,. S.-.1 ·~~ Twt"" & 17"' St Kf'flt.,.. ............. , 642-8657 , MISSION VIEJO leff .t A•_, fl'lry.I 211•2 w ........ .., • ... W.Cb-"' .. ~ ..... ,... ............ 495-5902 I , - . ~ . ) j I ' - OAILV P1LOT A3 .... ' • .. • • ... Coast _ Launches Snlog Battle . • \. • • . lh Ki\ TUY CT.A "if'Y Ol l'fW °"''" ,. .... ,..,., Sc>ul ht'I n c· .d1fnrn1., ;iut11 " 11wnt'r1> i.om1 lfW\" tw '''"' d lo 71 Contro ls Liste d in Anti-po~lution Plan 111 add1t1on. ht• !>aid. a senes or-. IH·ara ngs ;ind work~hops ha:. bN•n schC'dUJC'd io seek com ments from Orange County ~1 dt•nts befor<' a final plan " adopted t•arly next year. • \f>t•oct $10b rnllhon JtH111.ill\ 1 .. miilw 'illl•' rlw1r \1•hu h·' ar•·n 1 lwlC'h111.: pollution into 1tw air h1111 fn~·\\.1\ r1rl\1•r' m.1v f1ntl tlwm .. <'IH''i wuh·r 1111111• prt''"'""' to 1u1n t .1rp1,.,1., 10 !'tant.1 An.1 " i\nd ~.:.'\U 1ml1\1thrnl Orunj11• 1'how ,1ri• .1mon•• lhr 11 'llHW rr.iht1ni.: 1.utw' t 11111111111'<1 111 ,, th ;l(t a11 pollut 111n <'onl rol pl.111 tlf"\ doll4'<1 11\ !ht .. ta(I of 1111• •·.,outh ('o11!'lt 1\1J <1u.1hl'f "JllUV,1 "I thutk 1t 1s ~are to ~ay this 1,, ttH· moi.l <'Omprf'ht.'n!llvc· l0ffurt rn llw history of ;,sir pollution I' 11 n t ro I. not on I y h <' r •· but , . .., ,•rv '' hl·rt·.' · l\nthony ~~11d C11untv hu-.1n1''''' .ind 1n ilut1tru" m.•v h••' r t11 Jlt•·r th• w.n·:. tht•\ tl(l bU.'Ullt''''ltl h•·lv ,, 1hH ,. n·•:wn,11 'mo1o1 l1·v11, In .1dct1tmn .11rhnt., m .1\ 1.,. .1~k1·d ll• t'.tr r' n1111 I' l'·""t'nJ!• , ... mt>nl 1>1 .. trH t Or,1nJ.:1 t '11unt' "111wr1. 1,111 "Tttls plHn '' 'll)('C'ICically in· trt.dNI lo <'ll't1n up tht· air lo the· • p1•r l11.1J h11n11· l1l4nmo ... 1•r, m." bt• 1-qwp1wd v. uh flOll11t1"n I 11ll111i,: ,.,hau'I ,, 'll'Ol' JIHt f'hlhp l\11th1tfl\ '\Ao ho "'I Vt"' 1111 I h1• .11 r qu.iJ I I\ d"I r II I .. 1)(1,111. 11f t11 re 1'1•11"' tl1 .. r U"i'<r•rt 1 tw pollu 11110 , 11ntr11I p.11·1. •••• ,. W1·dnt"1dJ' f>01n1 of ha\ 111~ no 1mpaC'ts on 1t•jllh or unythin~ t.•lse by 1987 1f lully 11n11lc·n1t·11tt•rt " he con I lllUt•d Y l'I. Anthony ~aid . the pro- pu-. JI -.Lall ll'aVl'S ~Oml" un- . . . " . ... FORMER FOES ' GOP gubernatorial can· didalc Evclh· Young~r and his primary cl l·ct1on opponl'nl. forml·r Los Ang(.' l e!> poltct· chi<!f Ed Davi ~. appear be fon• m1C'rophonc>s on ~Leps of Newport Beach µ o 1 ft' l' tw a ci q u a r ll' rs . A I so on h a n d ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ W<·dnl•sday were Huntington BC'ach Chief 1-:~irlc llobit ailJ,c <far ldt . glasses 1. retired Ncwpo11 police· chief B. James Gtavas '<'enter. ~miling> and Charles R. ''Pete" <i ro~:-.. Nl·,vport 's current police· chief f far right l. Y o unger Meets Cops ' Reporters Wait; Candidate V-is its Newport Uy JOANNE REYNOLD:-, Of 1'-0.llY P110t St.ttl Evt'lle Younger brought bts gubt•rnatorl:.il campaign to Nt·wport Bt.·ach Wedne~d:.iy af lrl'noon in a carefully st;,igf'rt JPrl'!.S conh•rf'nC(' conducted on lht-s t(•µ!> of the• p<>l1C'<' s tation. Wh1IC' lhC' ncw!i pt..•oplc i.:.st m tht> s tation's lobby, fiddling with microphones. c ameras and tap<' ~ recorders . anothl'r cand1datt· rushed in. Young('r i.toutly maintained he i~ as ga1rung ground agamst h1S1Gppom•nt Brown, althouRh he· . allowed h(' hadn't taken a sur- vey in thl' past three weeks ' It was :J rla~:.1 c <'x;..ample of a !\1Pd1a Evt>nl John Schmitz. the GOP can· d1date. in th<' 36th State Senate J~stnrt was promptly U!>hL·rro into the chief'!. m1-ctmi;t Timing is i.µcryth1ng Ill :.s Media Ev<'nl · "W<•rl' JW>t sort of tracking· ·;.(Id we know we're gaanmg," h<· n·pcakdly told the reportt-r .. who clustt:.'rc<f around him Fifteen minutes later. 1t' was ov<'r Film crews had what they m·edcd and dashed for lh<"1r car.. while th<' otht.•r media typt·s wandl•red otf at a mort: leis urely p:.ice f Wh1lt> about 20 n •partcrs from l,os Ang1·ll·s rnd10 and t<'l - 1•v1s ion s tations and a v•irict.v • or local m•wi.paJ>('r~ -we re kept al bay. YoungL·r and his travt!lmg c·mnpanion. former Los AnJ!dt'l' poh('(• ('h1t•f F..d J),1\ 1i.. m1•t with .1 ~roup billed a'i lh<' Oran~t· 'ounty f>nhn· Ch1C'f!> /\!>soc1a· taon 1 Hc•latf'\ 111rlud1·<1 :1s ~ mJn-.· n •t in'il '"" An~f·l1·-. .mrt • Orange• C11u11I\ 1><1111·1· ''"" 1.d· ... ~1~ al'llH· onto' Tht• m ed in~ v.. a ~. p11111t .. c11v dosl'd to lht• prt·s-.. hut polw1· .and c;1mp:11~n ~orkt:rs ~:Hd tht·y • \.\1•ri•n 't sun· v..hv "lh"s th<' at111r111•v f.:t•n..ral ;md I ~ut"'ls lw 111-.t w.1nts to I alk · to lht· "hlt'fs off lhl' r<·l'ord," :c.ur· m1M·1I Stan Hn·si.kr. eommun1ty n·lat1on.-. off1c1•r for th1· Nl'v..po rt • Bt·at·h l'ohc1• l>L•µartm1·nt. •>nl' c·h1d who ll'fl I ht· mt'rlln~ ~a id no contl'ov11r!>1:il toprcs wt·rt: t.11scusst.'d "W(' iust talked ·• about what Wl' drdn 'I hke about Brown and Prop<1~1t1on 13." said Ed C1bbarcl11 ofSt•JI lfrach "'6{hmk Wl' wen· ht•r<.• Just lei • ~how °'1r -.upport. '', hJ· a<.ldt·d. Younger's campaign workt•r!> h<'rd<·d the rcport<.•r!. and film l'n •ws onlo th<.· !ilatwn'!> sll-p!i whl'rl' lht•y waited some mon· Th<' telc•v1!i1on rt'portcr~ grc•w more anxious :.ss thl'y nt«1n·d their deadlines for the 6 p m m·ws shows Finally, YoungC'r a nd Davi!> <.·mt•rJ(l-d. tr:.silt.:d hy tht· polac·t· ch1l'f:.. retarN·s :.snt.I Srhm1ll. \\ho chd hli. ht•st to -.1:1ncl whC"n· ht''d bl· on l'am<·ra \\1th tht• c;.in d1cta1r · Whil<• tr:1ffH· ro~1rt•d hv on .Jambort'(' Ro;,id :rnd wt~ nt·v. o\ c•rhcad. Youngt•r answf'n•d questions about ha:. camp:tign Then• Wl'rt· few s urprtM.'S ex rrpt for th<' ont• vagu1· rf'frrenc1· to a prob<· of thf' fodnal t•mploy ment progra m . CETA. :ind lhl' poi.s1b11lty tha t funds from it w t: r ,. u s I' cl t o r 1· g 1 s t t' r Dcmon11t1t· voll·rs an Oran>:e County In 1h<· best tradition of :.s M<'di :1 Event, that startling r<'V· <·talion wt>nt no further Youn~er explarnC'd he was not at liberty to discuss the prohC' Nudity Seene .... Rock Group 'Improves' Image- : ~EW ORLEANS 11\P> To , he lp change its •·stundoffish" lma~e. tbe En~hsh rock Rroup • Queen invited topless dancl·r~. "fire eater s. ncarly·nak('d fat ladies. a snake charme r and more than 400 other "intimate" friends lo a Halloween party. Sadly, one invited guest. a • witch doctor. did not show. "'He .sprained his ankle during ono of h111 wild moments,·· sn!a the manager oC a voodoo supply house as he helJ)<'d a scantily clad partygoer set a boo con· :i;tr1ctor around he r shoulders. "Tht~ nudity la to Improve the group's lmage -to make it more raunchy," said a n official s pokeswoma n (or Queen. "They • have the lmafe or being stand· offish, we I educa t t>d ," EnJtllsnmen. the j!roup has a na~l(m~ fcehn~ 1l hasn't ~ot al quill' right yet The party was to help launt•h Queen's world tour and wasn't rt<ci lly the band '~ first foray into th<' unusul.IJ Bf'fore l t•avlng F.ngland . Queen staged u bicycle r act! for 55 nude women competitors. Tht.• ~im ml<'k . which was filmt•d, publicized one side of a Qu<.'Cn !·angle. "A Bicyclt.' Rnce ·· The frenetic !.km fhck played via closed circuit television during the party here. • -And in keep1·ng with the re .. ord 's rbp side, "Fat Botto Women ," three fal ladie danced seou·nude nt the party as a-._slown rodf around the ballroom on a unlcjitle.· .. And th<' Younger campaign hcadt-d off for thl' next stop. a rercpt100 at :J Newport Center l;.iw firm Safari Test s Dead Monkey; Child Bitten .- 1.1on Cou ntr y Sa f ari vrt1•n na r1ans arc f'Xa mining Uw n•muins <if a !>qµirrl'I monkey. killed durin~ c;.ipture Tuesday two wc(•ks ;1ftf'r it scratched and Int an IS.month-old HunlinJ:(lon Bl•ach girl The arum.al was being inspect ed for s lgni. of rabies . Tht• child, Shawna Wellman. of 14312 Hacienda Drive. was not ~wraously Injured in t he Oct. 18 incident. park officials said. and she is reportl'd well. She was walking with her mother. Nikki Wellman. t_h~h thl' animal purk's entertaTOment <trt•u, when th(' monkey leaped ~1 k.nc('. ran up to the child and btt hl·r ort the' leji: iiCfotdln~ to un Irvine polict' r t>port. Lion Country publicist Jo Scht•tll•r ~aid monkeys are not normally present in the area. but ar<' <.'Onf1m.>d to an island in the middle or a river area. She' said 1t was possible the animal stowed aboard one or tht.- barges that visit the island for feeding and m aintenance. and m:ide his way to the entertain· m ent section · Park employees with neLs and various ruses were unable to rapture the monkey for 14 days. Mrs Schetter said the monkey met its end when It at last was red in a high tree and re11. because o ( stress. to IL<; ~n t>w<"red que !i tt o n s - particularly economl{' 1mpa<'L'> or tt>c s mog.fighting plan. H1' noted. for example. the plan carn es with it a n el>ltm aled $500 million a year pncetag, an t>Ht1mat.t' som t• exper;ts say 1.!. low. In addition. he continued, the $500 milllon·a ·year pnce leaves out <tn estimated $400 m1lhon worth of people-mover. carpool• lanes and rrecway projects ~ug· gc~cd for fighll~ both s mog Another Tube Tot ~~cted LONDON <A Pl A 32·yenr old Scotswoma .. -who was onc<' told s he could nt-ver havt' children 1:-. expecting Britain's _second tes t tubl· baby next Ft·bruary, th<.• Oaily Mail r eport t.•d today The newspaper. which bought l'xdusivt• n~hts to n1•ws of th<' pioneering medical d<·vt>lopment of conception o utside th(' womb. named th<' C'XJ)<."<'tant mother a.<, G r ace Mont~omer y of Stir· hngs hare. whose husband Jim 1s an insurance agent. Mrs Montgomery underwent tht-same treatment as Mr' Lt.>sley Brown. w.ife of a truck dnver and mother or the hrst tt-sl t ube baby, l...OUIS<'. born lcu.t .July in Oldham. Lan<'ash1rc. Mrs Mootgomery's fallopian tubes had Ix-en rt>movt•<:I. mok ing nonnal conception impossi bl€'. Undt-r the procc!>S df·· vdopcd by do<'tors Patrick Sl1·p tot· and Ho~rt Edw:cirds. an ,,,,,, was re moved from her ovarws at Oldham. fertilized with h<'r husband's SJ>l'rm and thl'n im planted in ht:r womb. Edwards confirmed the report and l>aid. "It 1s now true that t he r <' 1s hope for literally :hous ands of .women who. for one reason or another. cannot at the moment have children ... The JJarren Foundation of Chicago Wlthdrew an award to Steptoe Uus week· on grounas that no fully-detailed scientific re port ha.'I been published on ttw> <'Onception process Edwards called the action "very fool~h·· :md said, "We shall pubJas h a re· port when we ar<' ready." and congestion in the Los An~eles area. Other unknown costs. Anthony s aid. are indirect impact~ on <'mployment, pnccs. inflation and Orange County's futur1• growth. • f n an effort to seek._ answt•rs to those unknowns. Arithony s rud. information letters will be sent to each of the 5.200 Orange Coun ty business firms that could b<· arrected by the pollution control measures Lee lacocca .. recently fired as president of th~ Ford Motor Company, wa'> named pres i dent of Chrysler Corp. today: lk ;.ilso becomes c hief opcralin~ officer. Sex Off e nde r Gets 5 Ye ars A Los Angeles m :m who ad m1tted to participating in a child prostitution rang with alleged links in Huntington Beach wa-. declared a mentally disordered sex oHc nder Wednesday and sentenced to five years an Patt.on Stale Ho6pital. Thomas N. Lcberto, 34. wa!> .se ntenced by Lo.., Angeles S upe rior Court JudRl' Phillip !'tewman Lebcrt.o '4 ::is o nt-r1f nin<'· m('n ind1ctf'd by tht· l,o<, An~eles County Grand Jury for operatu~ a "stable" oC.ch.ild p r ostitutes iovolvang soml' c hildren as young as rour yean. old. Th<' air quality district is n: riu111c.·d by stat<' and federa l l:1w to submit a ~llutaon improvt· ment plan wh1ch will meet st:it<· and fo<kr:il clean air standar'd.-. by 1981 OtherwiS(', Anthony s aid. tht· r<'~lon' couJd face a cut-off in all ft-deral Rranll> Ea r ht>r this year. tht.' ~laff of tht· Air Quality Manag1:m.-11t 01~t nct circulated a list of 12.'J v...::iys lo fight Southt'r n Cullforma s mog T hP hl>t now has been wh1llh-tnC from the new list 1s a propo,al lo incr<'ru.f' thl' prict.• of ga~ohne by up to Sl. 12 per gallon to discourage auto trave l. alon~ °"1th a proposal advanced by Sup<'rv1sor Ralph Oledrich th;.il could ban lone occupant car-. rrom cong<'slC'd freeways dunng peak houri. Jt•b Stuart. lhc district 's c\ <·l'Ultvt• d1rc•ctor. sa1d4 thOM' mt•:t!>Ur"'S art• left out or lhf' rtrart pla n b<:>caust• they weren't rwedC'd to m1·t•t the st at<' .rnd ri:tit-ral clean air standards Am on~ Olh<'r i.mo~-cutt1n~ tactic.!> remaining . in th<' drafl arC'. . A c;km~ t•mployt'r~ to modify wo rt... !>ChMult'!> to rcduCt! peak lravt'I a nd offer ·prdercnt1al parking lo carpool commuters. Improved e mission controls for nt•w car.;, a proposal expect ing to add $84 7 mdhon annually to the pnce of new autos. A $22 S million-a -year pro pasal aslung t he government to boy c1tiiens' older cars that lack air pallut1on control equipment · Vanous proposals to reduc1· industrial pallution . somf' 11f them r~ultm~ In a cost saving-. to industry and olhc.•rs rafl'ging 1n prict· from $13,000 to SI 10 milh(Jn pn y<'ar Tht• f1ro;t Orang<.• County hear· . rng on thP proposed s mog con lrol plan will Qe held at 10 a .m Nov. 17 at th(' offices of thP N<'wport llarbor·Cost a Mc:.a Hoa.rd of Rea ltor~. 402 N Newport Rlvd., Nf'wport Beach That hl!anng is sponsored by th1.· Southt•m· California Association or Govemmenu. Tht> air quahty district ha!. i.ch~'<fuJed workshops on the plan at 7 Q. m Nov. 28 at the Hunt ington Dt>ach Pohe<-Department .rnd at 7 ..P m Nov 30 at t~· l.aguna Hil ls Mall Sears :i;torc· · A frnaJ Orange County h<·;mn~ will be hmd at 9 JO a-m Dee J.I in lhe county ~upcrv1sors' hear rng room . Luxtiey Leather Sale Top Graiu Leather Sofas a nd Ch a irs now . ... ~ ·."' . . $799. AVAILABLE FOR IMMEJ)IATE DELIVERY 8 -1 l11 c h T op Grain l~ealher .fii of O !t Luxunoµs sofas with unmatched comfort and elegance m top grain leather "that grows more beau11tu1 with use and age available in several colors of leather SAVE 20 °/o on SCHAFER B ROS. Leather. Sofas and Chairs Throug h November 30th Your F•'IOftffl ~Wills. H~y To Malst You. . ,H ·.J.GAR~EIT U~NITU~E PROFESSIONAL f~Tf:RIOA OESIGNt:r.s , 0,... ......_ "-". & M . l•tt. • 221 S HARIOI ILVD. COST A MESA 646-0%75 Queen's latest lllburn sold three mllllon copt~ in the Unit- ed States and several million more wortdwtdo. Nevertheles.8, M eol\whi l e. f~mal e Im· personators hop~· on tables w rithing to disco music loUd enough lo shake the walls and real women wandered around ln G·strings. UINCY <APl -Flrert~hter!'i working ln rugged tettain hOped to have n blaze that burned l.700 acr es \n the Feelher R-iver Can yon between Quhky and Orovllle fUlly contained by this ' inorntn1, tire 0Hlctat11 said . ._----------.~----------------------------' \ • • ., "' "' ... , .. .... --------...__. J. A-I DAIL y r'llOT Th"'11d41y, NOlreMber 2. 1978 NATION I WORLD -'. Just oa ting Food Prices Rise Again Tmmdt and Shouting LAST fflJa&ARB AND GASPS, We are uow down lo the final unle., doubl t&kft and Wb•t wua Iba~ !a tba tr'"" It' PoliUcal ahen&N11tns l>riort.o1\...cl1y'1 voOq. Allorney General ~vetle Youn1er. tfle GOP 1u~to•toc1aJ hopeful, •ho~p ln our re,ion Y•terday. llt• went to Nt1wpon S.1t'h and loured the-<'OP bhop. Jobo t. St•hm1tt ~ aa the~ too So much ror thot Mt>.tnwtule. dow11 In Coronado. Gov. Jerry Brown wu tali1n1 to I.hf' Caltlom1a Hl&hway P1trot wbe,..ln h• vow.cf I~ maJntaln • "Modilfed Freeze" on 1t.a&e bJr1q pracuca ' You're lef\'baffled by a Modlfted l"teeM. 11 lhla J~t 5ort of 1Nfttins, Or ahghlJ.¥ thawed! Dr1pplna wcit but no ll'f" ANYWAY, TB~ NEWS dlapatcbel reported.tbat the 1ovtlrnor sot a cool rttepUoa from I.be 111.beTed ~bway patrolmen I 1~ C'001 Is the belt you could expect from a M oolftf'd Frtt~ M t·tu1~ tlile back on the Oranie Coaal, a lul·mlr1ute -·-~· FUtected Politician Su/f ering the Modified Freae battle wu Joined over Newport Beach's local hutiative known aa Prol>081Uon N. Thil would make every blulftop a public park. You would herd all the tourist.a ~ the blufftope. The blufrtop falls..into the ocean. You bave solved the touristcongesUon problem: . . . The Irvine Company , which is traditionally the k~ of death on anything within the body politic, has come out with bag advertisements opposilll Proposition N. The r<inch apparenUy doesn't want the blufftope falling into the !-.Ca either wUh or without tourists aboard. ~ 'tn the ad, the ran<.'lt people sqgest that they realize when they come out against something, a whole lot or peo. pie are inclined to vote the other way. So they came out against it. So which alde do you think Ufey're REALLY oo? ~ STATE SENATOR JOHN Briggs, the Republican from Jo'ullerl-0n who 11 for God, the Bible and•= 1ays, Juat 1ot sued fodailuretoahowupatadebateoa ltion8. Tb.UJ may be the first Ume in Or~~ County blatory hat a politician get• criticized for not t.alldDI. And finally, ln our Inland reaches, tbe committee seek· lng to get BUl Dannemeyer elected to Conal"eSl ln the 39tb District has Just taken out some ads. These are reprints of a KNX radio edJtorlal. IN SUP POllT OP BILL, the edJtorlal aald o( ha service ln the Assembly, "Hla performance since 1m bu been steadf. tr unspectacular. . . " Ir that a what hJs friends think, Juat Imagine wb1t tbe other aide la saying. Tbua we muat be down to the final strokes ol Election ·~. The whole thing's gone bananas on us. WASHINGTON CAP > -Wh oltsele prices r ou 0.9 percent In October for tht• second 1tralSht month, :a ,aign t,bat laflaiton may worsen, Lubor Oepartment t111.1res ahowed today. The d"parhnent•a report •bowed that tbe price of fOOd, ~lore• lt reached tbe grocery 11ton:. ~ t .7 perrent for,,Jhe second atralaht month anel' decllnina durtn, I.be 1ummer. EVEN WOUI'!, THE report showed prtccs rtsln1 at some of tbr ras~t ratea of the y(ar at tht> early stages or production. Tht.• wholesale price figures IP ve cons u m er s an earl y indlcaUoo of what to expect tn romin1 month.I.· Many of the costs eventually are passed on to retail shoj>pers. The Inflation rate for the year haa been nearly 10 percent. but t h e JOVernment bad been rountmg on prices to pase by the end of 1978. The October increase, IC avera1ed out over an enUnt year. would be about 11 percent. PR£810EN1' CARTER ls trytn1 to convince uniona and business es th a \ b is n ew wage.price guidelines will eventually ateadf most prices. In October, prices or products sold at farms and mines jumped a percent, U1e second biggest House Panel Wants Probe Of Rev. Moon WASIDNGTON <AP > -House investigators say attempts of the Rev. Sun Myung Moon, the South Korean evangelist. to establish a world government may have violated U.S. Jaw. The Investigators called for a federal task force to continue the·probe. But in a rtnal report released Wednesday on lts three -year l nve s tlga,tlon, a Ho u se I nt e rnational R e l a tions subcommittee cited no specific violations and concluded that Moon•s U.S. organizaUon ls not an arm .J>f &.he South Kore.'ln government. THE SUBCOMMITTEE reco mmended that U.S . agencies already investigating the ::Moon organization" should joln forcet for a fulJ ·scale Investigation Into possible vk>latlons of t ax, banking. c urrency and foreign age nt laws. The s ubcommittee said it found that Tong ·II Industries Co .• a Moon company in SeouJ. •manuractures M-16 r-IOes and :.evcral other weapons for South Kor ean troops. The company unsuccessfully tried last year to export the U.S .. llcensed weapons lo other Asian countries, the report says. IT RECOMMENDS t hat a federal task force-investigate whether any of Moon's activities violat e the Foreign Agents Re1tsttaUon Act or state and local charity fraud Jaws. - A U nification Church s pokesman condemned the r e port as .. prejudiced and biased .. and sald the allegations a re "Irresponsibl e <1nd unsubstantiated." Guerrillu Hit SALISBURY, Rhodesia <P l - RbodesJan warplanes bombed a black 1taen1Jla poeiUon in Zam-· bla today. the mtlitary com- mand announced, and unofficial repo rts Crom Zambia said casualties were heavy More Snow in Nevada Mountain Areas Post Travel Advisories A.lb;tny Alb\i'Qur •ll•nt• B•lltmort Ill""•«~ IJOtM" SO\ ton 8Ufl•IO ~ Ch•<"llO (lft(IM•ll ,..,.,.,,.no O•lf-1 Wiii OPftwr ~troll f-•lrbilnh ... rtfo<O Helm• Honolul11 Houston l(..,'•Cll'f lAloll .... llttt. "°'" unA""tt. =~ Mtll.-S. P. H•tlWll .. "'""Oo1ffn' HcwYOfll Olrl• City o ....... Pllllw'Oftl• P"°!."I• Ml la f'c~ n '' .:a '4 71 .. .. ~ 11 ,. S• JT ,, 40 St • "' " ~ JS SS H al H .. 31 )4 Ja 14 01 ... ,, 71 63 ,. 7' 10 .n .. ., u " , . ., II M .. Sl 'tll: 31 \ ·~ ll 5-S ... , ,, .. 61 ., •S JI ,, •s ...... ......., ...... GI. , ... ._...,..""""' II .OU 00 no! °"""' ...... -.,,, ~ >o 0"' c.11 o.~ .... , om --~-oe ~ ,.,,,.,,.,,._, -.,_..,, II '°" IJD no< f"". f""1t ¥0\I' 000. Dy 0 A m CM ""'"'" "·"' -"°"'tol>Y-~ oe._.., ~ ... , ......... Muoi.I 0.a• Counly /IJ9-~I ~.:=.,~':onflt"'" -.1m -c~ eao--o.""' &.n Juollll Olorltr-• °""• ~ a....i.. ..._ -=~ .............. .._ Ro<k~I end •'°"9 PM1s of I~ A.11.,n. lie Co.st, Miid 1-retu,.., ,...,, 1>< .. 01d~ IOr most of tt.. ~'' Of 1r.. MllOl'I. Mo,lly 'unny F',,.,., but tow clo11olneu ourtnq u rly morn1nq '-rs F rld.ty. L 10111 v•rl.M14e winds nloht ano rnom1no ~ HIQIK Frida-, n to"· C:0.llal 1"'11>ef'aluf'e$ Wiii r4"'9f Ml-•11 S6 •nO 67. lttl•nct fjtm · pere111res will 'M9 .,._ S211no 73. f"'-"..., '"""9relurw will bl 61, s-, ,,,...., Tl••· T'4UltlOAY Se<ond low .. ,, P m. .0 ' ~oftd hfQll 10.a o.m. 4.2 flRIDAY Flrstlow ).C2 • m 1 0 "'"'Iii.ti •:it•.... • I 5-<oncl low ) IOp rn 0 • S.cono h•Vf\ 11 Q p m l • Sun·•~• ll• m , Nti ~ OOp,., MllOl'l rtMi t O'l• m. Ml\6 ~o m Inflation Wor8ening? r1 ae of the year. Al the lntcrmediate 1ta1e of pn>ductJon · tbey roee 1.2 percent, the bt11est lncreue ln four years. Some of lbe biggest increases were In food, but other 'products were rillng in price as weU : -WHOLESALE i'RICES rose aharpJy for gaaoline , home hea ting oil. tire s, soap, d e l ereents . leathe r shoes. clothes and beverages . Prices were up for kitchen utensils, Jewelry and .mobtlc homes. -Prices rose In October for moat fl.nlshed consumer foods, including pork, riah, beef, veal, Kiss f o r A ndre frult, ~I, rice1 ttll, S'-'Car, vegetables and d&Jry products. -Pricea declined for proceaaed• poultry, fteah and d ried vegetables and candy. -PRICES PAID BV auto dealers declined lo October. However the report said. ''Automobile producers had rah ed prices acrosa the board this ·pas~ spring and therefore did not increue prices of new models as much as they wou.ld have under the former pricing policy. Over the year, passenger car prices were up 6.2 percent." -At eartler production A,.W~ Andre. the traveling seal. has returned lo Boston from his duties as honorary ha rbormaster of Rockport. Maine. Still caged fro m his flight. the 17-year ·old gets a kiss from protcgc Salisbury. Andre s wims alone t?ach · ~prmg from Boston to Rockpart and e'!ct\ f1tll returns by plan'e. It is hoped he'll teaeh Salisbury, 2. a traveling · trick or two. • • stagee, the co.ti ol conatructlon m a te r ials, auto Pllrlis und e lectronic component• roi.c sharply. Jntermedi•te food • prtcn wen up Z.8 percent alter a 2 .2 j>ercenL increase i n September. -Crude-food prices. those pald at tbe farm moved up 3.6 percent after rialn1 1.9 percent t n September. CattJe prices continued to rise r apidly and fruit, araln and augar price~ turned upward. Most ol the wholesale prices are meaaured by 'the Producer Price Index, which ls lhe coet of products just before they reach the consumer. Tbe indelC stood ' at 199.7 ln October, meaning product.a coetiq $100 In the 1967 base period now coat $199. 70. Hanoi Says Hostilities Escalate BANGKOK.4Thalland tAfl Hundred• of Chinese troops str uck acrou the border Into Vietnam and klUed or wounded ma~ Vle tnameae .soldlers before bet11,1 driven bac k by a counter·attack, Hanoi radlb said today. The reported htciden t Wednesday waa the lateat in month• or eacalatlna border hoatlltttes between the two .eommunlat oetehbors. T H E VOICE OF Vietnam radio uJd tbe altuation along the frontJer wu .. crtttcaJ" and that Hanol•a Fore lin Mlnlatry .. veh emently p rotests and severely conde mns thei.t.· crlmlnal acts of the ChlneM~ authorities.•• The Hanoi broadcasts sald tht' fl1ht1n1 occurred in Vietnam's northern Cao Lang Provlnt•t· afte r thousands of C h tnebc soldiers had "marched to the frontier ... Hundreds of Chinese soldiers c rossed Into Vi e tn am Wednesday m orning In the province's Trung Khanh dlstnct. opening lire-and aeUlng up obtervaUon poeta before being driven away by Vietna mei.t• militiamen, the broadcasts said. Many Vietnamese were reportl'd lulled or wound~d 10 th1:. incursion. AT THE SAME t1m l!. thous ands of othe r Chine:.t.' troops were sent to lht Chin(!:)c side of the border across from the ar ea of the clash, the r adio sald. I : he giving season is her e. That happy time of year for sharing wa rmth and happiness through the joy of giving. I iving ~ition of Orange County Living m agazine helps advertisers target their gift ideas, introduce their sales or service staff and attract to thei r ' businesses the county 's most affluent gift buying audience . .• o reach 108,0QO hom es,350,00G Orange Coast readers, reserve space prior to Thursday, Nov. 9th, 1978. Call 642-4321 ana ask for bisplay Advertising. Coming Nov. 22 4 23 in the Dally Pilot and Coast Life 1 - l -- CALIFORNIA P~llPerela Duke. a 3 yt•ar-old German Shepherd who began climbing tret>~ about a year ago when he '6~nt after a would-be burglar. r<'Jaxes an a bark yard oak tree al the Salinas home of his owner. Steve Blumen· th a l Duke climbs trees routinely and oflen pen· hes then~ for hours. Blumenthal &ays · Probe 'Clears' Moscone ' -----.. .......-.---- Thurllday, November 2. 1978 OAIL V PILOT A 5 Brown, Younger to Mf!et Hopefuls '(;i;-am' for Statewide TV Debate LOS ANGELE.<; !AP) -Gov. Edmund llrow n Jr . a nd Repu bile an challenger Eve lie Younger were both closeted with aldea today In lasl·minute cram· ming sessions fo r ton ight's televised debate. •Channels 11, 28 and 50.) The 00-minut e program was scheduled for broadcast live at 8 p.m . on a statewide network or 16 television stations. Both can· didatea struck all other events Crom their campaign schedules to prepare for the debate, on the topic. "California in the '80s - .Meeting Hum an Need s a nd Managing Natural Resources." Among developments: BROWN -The 40-year-old governor declared he wouJd con· tinue a "modified" forrn of hl.s post-Proposition 13 state hiring freeze beyond the current year. 1f re-elected. "I am going to be looking for ways to keep the number or s tate .employees from growing very much. In fact, I think that the general dJrectJon Is going to be a reduct.Ion," be Cold a polite b ut cool a udie n ce al the Ca ltro rnia Association or Highway Patrolmen cooveoUon 1n Coronado Wednesday. Younger . whO differs sharply with Brown's opposition to con structlon o( new nuclear power plaols in California. said his pre· diction was ba~ed on the as sumpUon lha t no more planL~ will be built. "If there;s one group in soc!e· ty that can't tolerate an energy shortage -a nd we're headed for a massive one -lt'~ poor people." Younger said. Alarm Clock &mes Eight Later, at a Town Hall business luncheon In Los Angeles, Brown ~aid the current slate hiring freeze has cut "about 4,700man· ...... OCEANSIDE CAP) -A years" rrom tbe state work timely alarm clock is credited force and saved more than $S0 with saving e ight persons -::- miJlion. "lnsomemodifiedform. members or two families - we wlll be conUouing that,'" he from deaUi by carbon monoxidt> said . •. poisoning. a uthorities in this seashore community s aid. • IT WILL BE TifE last chance before balloting next Tuesday for voters in Northern California lo see the ~mocratic governor a nd Re publican atto r ney gener al s1de·by-s1de. A fiHh joint appearance ls s lat.fd for broa,dcast Sunday on orft'y one LoS"'Angeles television station. But while there was a tem-YOUNGER -The Republican Fire Department spok~man SAN F RANCISCO IAP> -After an lnvesUga. tion. a teievis1on station said 1l foun<t n• evidence Mayor G~rge Moscone got a·s10.ooo payoff from billionaire Howard Hughes. pora ry lull I.Oday in the race for nominee told maritime uruon ~overnor. Brown and Yoilnger supporters In San Pedro that trad ed promises and potshots be cause o r the policies o r Wednesday. And there was plen· Brown's Energy Commission. ty other political activity as the "in 10 years your utility bill wtU -final weekend of the campaign be higher than your mortgage Hank Thompson said one of the adults was awa ke ned by the alarm clock early Wednesday and, though in a stupor rrom breathing the poisonous gas. he was able to call th e f ire department. which would benefit Hughes Airwest ThE' money neared . payment." a llegedly had been given to M~concin J975at the~--~~~~~--~--~-~~~~--~--~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~- K RON-TV said Wed·,---------~~:~~hei~l~~~d ~~~t~aP~( STATE ) pa r cntly i.:1ve n by _ _ Hughes attorney Jamt-s ________ ....,. W ad s wo r th to L 05 Angeles political consultant Joseph Cerrel as part of a contract for public relations work Oft behalf of Hughes' interests. It had been alleged that the money wa.d to Moscone (or his support on behalf or an expansion program at San F rancisco Inlemallonal Airport Bird Opposition Rapist Cets Second Parole LOS ANGELES <A P I -A rapist whose case 1s cited by opponenL5 of Chief J ustice Rose Bird d4' a reason for removing her from office has hf>f•n freed on parole following a 2-1 vote by a state u1;· peals court. The appellate court ruling fa vored Danif'I Caudillo, 31, who was convicted of a Montebello raJ>(' in 1975 and sentenced to seven years in Pri'l>n , after the court r uled the rape conslltuted "great bodily injury." LAST JUNE. HOWEVER, the state Suprf'mt ~ Court ruled the legisla ture had not defined r~pe as • "gr eat ~ily inJury" and CaudiJlo's sentence wi.s ~ .. subscquenUy altered. C Ms. Bird's crifics vociferously Insist that her , roncurrence in the Supreme Court ruhnR 1~ onE" ~ re<t'\OO \\hy vokrs ~hould reject her at the poll~ nC'xt , week l Caudi llo was paroled initially from Si-n (Ju,,n f tin prison six weeks ago. btit-the Communny • Release Board ordert'd his re1mpn!.onm~nt to •.., dayi. later bt..'<'ausc it had not approvf>d ht::. rel~ai.e ~ f THE STATE PUBLIC de fender " ul fire. 4 howt'vrr. ~ucc<'~sfully a rgued Caudillo wa!> bl'IO~ ~ conf1nc-d ilh•gall.v. : .... "" , •• "'rt"·......_.~---~ ...... ,,...,., .... ~...-.,...~ ........ • t: ' • office of his campal2n mana&cr. Don Bradley. Ad l'iolation Charged LOS ANGELES IAPI -' Tel('vision ads de· nouncing statt• a ttorney ~encral candidate Yvonne Dra thwrutc• llurkc ar" 111 apparc>nt v1olallon of s tate law and should be barrc'<i from broadcast . a s pokesman for the Ucmocralic congresswoman said Wednesday P eter Kelly. Mrs Ourkf"'s campaign manager, said ads taped for her opponent, Republican state Sen Georgl' OeukmeJlan. by San Diego County She rrff John· Duffy violate a stc1te codP that says, "No officer or employee or a local a_gency shall participate In politic al activity of any kind whll~ i,A.. ,. uniform " • l'erllOtl Fire.en Return VE RNON '1 AP 1 ,. FirPmen ended a 69-day walkout and went back to work in Vernon, observ· ing thP tPrms of u tootativP agreement calling for a return to work wb1le contJ numg to bargain in ~ood fwth ThP agrc"E'm1.mt also cove~ 70 f)remen filPCd Sept 19 for part1c1pali ng In the JOb action. F......,..y Fund• Gra11t.ftl LOS ANGELE!:> I AP l -Feder~l funds of $13 2 million have bC'en granted to fin ance lhc ex· tension of thP nation's first specially built bus lane "" th<> San Berna rd ino Freeway from El Moote lo Unwn Station in downtown Los Angeles. T erry Bracy. assis tant U S secretary or transportation also announced the allocation of $8 m illion ror the en~meerinj:! study on double· dt>rkl ng the ~anta Ana Freeway from downtown Lo~ Angeles 'Slander' Probe Urged REDLANDS 11\P l Lt Gov Mervyn Oym al· ly has asked lh<> pohce here to investigate formal· ly whether his RC'publlran challenger. Mike Curb, cnmlnally slandered him in rC'marks made Satur day by Curh at a Redlands fundra1ser The report (i)cd WNfnesday hy Oyma lly's at· t.ornl'y. L .John Arden. contended Curb's state· ment that Oymally was a ·cnm1nal' and hacl.uscd public funds for pri vulc· purposes "constituted criminal sl<1nder and for exct..'eds the bounds of fair play" HICK'S MEN'S ~ORE PRE-HOLIDAY SUIT SALE Nov ....... 2nd thnt 11"' Just in time for those Th a n ksgiving and C hristmas ev e nts - Take your pick from our fine selection of pin stripes. plaids or solid color suits Vested or non-vested styles and all from our regular stock. REG. 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Cordova hJ._· ..inythmg but an ca~y road "' hi-. c .11n p.u.:11 for lht' 36lh St att• Senatt• D1Mrict F11 't . ht• " .1 lh'mor ral in an ovt•rwhelmin ~l y Ht·puhlll'Ull rlt ... t rH'I \nd tu"~ fo<'lnJ: a tou~h . wt>li I 111jtH't'nt ---.l'.1rt' t1da·t ft "' <1u1 nhwn a lum thnt Cordovu ha& done \4 hat ht' pt'l1m1M'ar:, Jill> :"'' 1' l'I\ 1 t•11n·~t·11l 1 hP \'h'\\s of ~ prt·dominantly ton ... , • t \ JI 1 \' ct1 ... 1 ru·l 11l·,p1h· tu~ n•g1l:lt ralton ~~ ii Democrat t•1 .1.,:mat IC<.tlly thr ... rould be \'tcwPd as a matkr of pt•hl ll1 .1l sun I\ .11 Hui ('ordm .t l,la .. a wdl ~arntc'd reputu· ll•'n ro r 1 ~ot1nnJ.! lht• l>t"mO<'rat1r lc1Jders h1p on many key 1 -.:-.ut·~ :rnd ol \\ 1thstandmg constderabh.• party pres~ure m ... u 1tomg Mort'Ovt'r . hl· h a s ht•{'n a ·refre~hlng ktnd or politician Jlt· plunJ?t·~ t•nt•1 gt'IH'.illy Into tht: m azl' of Sacramento IJ'' s and pm'n -.tr ut•lurC'!'. and for more often than not oount·t·s out ~1th ~ rJtional and thoughtlul analy:,is. Corl.lovJ .1 b o ha~ b,·c·n a vt•ry r esponsive repres en-• t .1tl\'t• Ill' pays Pt'l'M>n .11 attt-ntton to the ·need s of his dis · · trit'l and 1t~ r it11t·n~ fl t• s ~good untang le r of problems . fkpubliC'ans in thl' 36lh 01stri<'t snould have few qualms <Jhout votrng for Democrat Cordova to represent tlwrn. I((> ha:-. fu lfi llt.•d his olc'Cl.rw of vol iniz indE;oendently :ind·would, we bdicH~. continue to do so if elevated to tbe Senate. • This moderation muy lose him som e votes in the liberal <·amp. but the only place le ft to go is Liber,tarian David He rgla nd. an un~n own . or John S c h m itz, whose rPe<>rd is h ard for membe rs of either party to s wallow. To Republicans Schmitz is a party·~lter. who de· s crt e d the party th a t sent him to Sacramento and Washington, a talker rather than a doer. who seemed to take pride in e mbarrass ing his party's leadership. To De m ocrats he's a n ultra-conservative, a John Bircher with little time for social issues but ple nty of time <and words> for his own pet Far Right philosophies. Cordova is a c lear C'hoice T he 36th Senate Di!'trjct s e a t is be ing vacated by re- tiring Sen. Dt>nrus E. Carpenter. who chose a n unc h.arac· H·ris t1cally gr;;1celc ss ~our note to sound in bo wing out of office Carpente r s igned a little pi~e of anti-Cordova hat.e mail last week. It bor<' his official s tate letterht!ad , but 1t wtts .straight out of the computerjzed typewrite r s of thos e m aster campaign manipulators. Arnold Forde and Bill 13utchcr. Wors e. it is exactly the kind of s lippery-u~ly campaign m a iling plt'cc tha t Carpenter himself has so strongly railed again~ttn the past. · Carpente r 's letter~ adds up to a cynical. back-hand· NI s upport for J ohn Schmitz -whom he h as so often dcplorc.-d in private and public for m a ny years. We thought more of Carpenter. e ven a.s a tho roughly p;.irtisan politician. a nd had come to expect more class from h1 m. We arc sorry to see him d e m ean himself by going out on .1 nL·ecilcs~ly low note. Baker fo r 2nd District It'~ a clos e call Tuesday for•voters In the 2nd Super viso rial Dis tric t o f Orange County. There's Harriett Wieder. former mayor of Hunt ington Beacj}, for m e r aide to Los Angeles Mayor Sam -· Y~, • .iL.M~~DSU.<1~\~--~hq_ pressu~es a nd pus hes an ag grcssive and welf-fman~eampa1gn. And there's D a ve Baker. a. quieter campaigner who formerly held t h e 2nd District seat ancJ who is staking his political future on ~nning it back . • On the bas~ overall qualifications a nd ability to work with the county staff and with fellow board mem- bl·rs. Baker appears to us the better candidate. Bctker's not flas hy. To some, he's a plodder. But he 's dependable, his word is good and he has a follow-through t'apacity tha t could restor e confidence in an office that has been shredded of that virtue du ring the past four years by outgoing L a rry Schmit -who was beaten out of the runoff m the primary electioP.· __,.. After a rathe r lacklus ter primary campaign , Baker has com e back w i th an assertive and persuasive performance in explaining his views on the job county government should be d oing. M rs. Wieder often can capture an audience, a seg. m e nt of voters and special-interest groups. But time after_ time ~s a member of the Huntington Beach City Council s ht• utilized a s hotgun approach to sol ving proble m s and attracting supp<>rt -most often without tangible results .. )or progress , We beh cve the b est inte rests of both the 2nd District and Orange County would be served by eleding the i-.\raighlline thinker wm> can identify a goal and work to its conclusion -Dave Baker. • Riley Merits R e-election Tom Riley cle ar!) should be re-elected to re- present the 5th Supervisorial District in next Tuesday's election. His oppQnent, Tom Rogers, has given no sub- stantial showing of qualifi cations that come c lose to ~tching Riley's. · \ Decent. honest , friendly Tom Riley isn't a lways the toughest fighter in som e of Orange County government's roundhouse brawls , but he generally ~merges on the right sid e . And no hint o f scand al has touched h im in his six years in office. Rogers has tried to pin a tag on Riley a5 a captive of Orange Coun ty d evelopers, b ut it j ust h asn't st uck. Des pite the heavy contributions received from builders ;ind land developers, Rlley has displayed independence in '\roting on measures affecting-them . _/ With one and one-half terms under his belt, Rtley is I showing new confide nce and s hould serve well for ~ a nother lour years. • Opfntori• exprnMd In lhe apece abo~ •re thoM of lhe Oe11y Piiot. Other Ylew&.expreued on thl1 P• are thole of their authorl and artist.a. Reader comment 11 Jnvlt*'· Add'"'!~ O.lly Piiot, P.O. Qo>r ttJeO, 'Co• Mesa, CA 92929. Phone (714) ~. Rowland Evans/Robert Novak Tax Revolt Not Helping GOP .. ENCINO, Calll -Among lhe e ('onoml cnlly bC'leaguered .apart mcnt d"'dlers of tllc San fo'unando Vu llcy. the tax revolt th.it roarl'd approval of Propo!il llon l3 last June and triggered a n;illonul movement rages on un - n bated but with out the :.hghll•:.t gwn for .ttepublicans. • Our 1nterv1ewi. with 79 reg- 11;lt'rcd. probable voters in Los An.:el l'~ C o unt y I' rl'C incl No IO!> 7, rnnd uct t•d with Pat C n ddl•ll 's ('am bridg~ S urvl'y Jk searfh. re· V t.'ll l<'d lSX:t· llJ>~ and 1nfla· t1on as thei r 1>nnc1pal conct-rns Happy with the res ults of Propasit1on 13 !s lashing California property taxes 1. they now want to cut federal income <i nd So<'ial S.ecurity taxes. • Wh at's more. th.ey arc most unhappy with President Carter 's handling of these economic prob· h:ms a nd do not consider Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. the truest Earl Waters • proponent of Proposition 13. Thal l~ads to this paradox. their overwhelmmJt support for the re-clecthm of both Brown anti, In 1980, Mr. Carjcr. THE i\NSWE R Is yet another fallUrt! of Republican politics. These 79 voters are overwhelm- ingly Democratlc and, a rarity today. avowedly bberal. While they should be ready for capture o n the tax -1nflat1o n issue, Republicans have not reached them. Thus. tax revolt ends on economic questions, failing to penetrate the political realms. Precinct No. 1057 is not the af- fluent stereotype of Southern California. Its SlS.700 median in· come wouJd be lower were it not for a fringe of high-price homes. Most voters here live in modest a pa,rtments cpreponderantly rental with so m e con · dominlums l. A combination of ret i r ed persons and young families . they voled a bout 5 percentage P <>'i nts more Demoeratic than the California total in 1974 and 1976 but precise· ly reflected the statewide vote for Proposition 13 last spring: 64 percent. - Our interviews (helped by experienced volltakers Phyllis Barish and Lyn Phelps> md1cat,«!d qui et desperation, s lightly alleviated by Proposition 13. "I felt f had to get money irom somewhere," said a maP'i-ied 55-year-old clerical worker In explaining her vote for property tax cuts. Her posit.ion was echoed 37 to 24 in favor or Proposillos\ 13 by those Interviewed who actually voted in that referendum. The rea~on given was Invariably high taxes not dissatisfaction with the qualHy o( government. The opponents, all renters rather than apartment. owoers. voted no nol because or desire for, government services but because the)' feared they would not benefit through lower rents. NOR ARE there many second thoughts. While most or thtse voters have-detected no decline in government services. they reel by a 2-to-1 margin there will be c vtbac ks n ex t yea r . Nevertheless. only one or 37 pro- tax r('vollers professed a change or heart ca retired woman who ,- complained that her r('nt had' gone down but not far enough t It might th('n be considered tatal that J erry Brown hus failed lo convince Precinct 1057 that his somersault lro • anti to pro on the tax re volt 100 percent pure. By more than A 3-lo· l , our voteri> gave hl• Republican opi>onent. Stale ty. Gen. £vclle Younger, be Proposition 13 marks t h : Brown. Yet those .with an optp, ;is 1o n f a vore d Brown ov•~tr Younge.r 56 to 13. :; ... · ' ,,, A 20·YEAR·OLD housewi sec retary complained, "th&,..~ homeowner has too muc h tor., bear." She liked Younger's tu; stand but.~pted for Brown: "He'l> a better man. Re seems honest.'' Similarly. a46-ye3r-old actor told us : "Out.'s1de of being a little wishy-washy on Prop. 13, Brown- rs right in there working for us." On the fed ... ·ral level. these libera l Oemocrat1; dedared sup. port o( the~p:Roth 30 per· cent tax cut by over 4·lo-1 aod • · hacked sus pension of Social Security payroll tax hikes by J -to-1. Besides f uvoring the:se • Carte r-opposed sll>ps. they over· whe lmingly di!t approved lhc presid~nt's handling of Inflation and taxe!> I as well as national defe nse and the Russians l ~ only Mr. Carter 's Middle East record got an OK. YET, they gave him a 53-to-17 f'd ge ovt•r Californian Ronald Reagan for prcsi~nt in \98(). ~ cwith 7 not voting and 2 un.! decided l "Cart('r JUSt hasn't done anything right about infla. llqn." snapped a 44·ycar.9ld mechanical engineer, who wants (ederal inCOffi(' tax CUtS and COO· s iders taxat10n inflation the na· 110 0 's h1~~~ l"i"iur His choice for prt•:.1dt.-nt rn 1978 : · J immy Cartt•r Jn -;hon . no '{('publica n h,1, <'onv1nt·t•d tht>~,. s un·drcn<'ht·d but hard prc~!:tl'd Californian.., that ht> would do hl'tter th.in l'rt<s1dcnl CartC'r. Nor has Ciuv. Brown ·s Rcpubltl"an foe pn•M:nt t•d hims<•lf as their economtt· :-avror. f"rom the crampt•d JP<Htment pens of the S:1n Fernando Valley comes a signa l that the Grand Old Party has· lo~t its opportunity for 1978 and capturing 1l in J980 will be alt the more difficult. Minority Parties Still Lost in Shuffle Excluded fro1n the debates Amer ican Independent parties, didates of minor pal'ltes have e•1dates. Denied the forum be tween Attorney •General have found enough fina ncial s up· won local.offices. cx'n?nded to tht· two major con. Evelle J . Younger and Governor port to wage the kmd of cam· tenders by the l.A.'aguC", the th~~ J e rry Brown , three other pa1gns neces!:tary to win in BUT THOSE are the excep. others hopele::.:-ly remain s tni gube rnatorial candidates have California. lions and in modem California ly outsiders. l''ew voters wt complained, contending the peo-mmor1ty party candidates ha· even be aware they arc runn1 pie ar<" entitled to hear the views AM E RICA NS have become ven'l come: ~lose to winning a until they go into the votin ~ of all candidates. Their position seat even in the Legislature booth. ~ I singularly attached to the two I h h h f lded r: s correcL . . h at oug t ey ie many an Roiled Aown. to hard f "cts .. ~ m aJor parties. T ird party entry during the depression era u .. ·; The League or Women Voters, movements have met with small and have again become active in gr a ntmg minority p art y cun· t. which sponsored the debates. success throughout the nation. recent years. didates equal time would not ~ believed that Not s ince the R epublacaps Yet, with the growing num· have materially enhanced the ~ Brown and foundedtheir party morethunlOO bers of voters who refuse to cha nces of any of these can--,, Younge r , as years ago has a new political par· ahgn Wlth either of the major did ates. The League Nas right in ft the nominees ty emerfi:ed upon the scene which parties, the potential for a sue· focusing public attention, in the j. of the two was able to capture und sustain eessful third party would seem limited time available, upon the, m a j o r voter strength. Having displaced to exist. That rt has not de· only two candidates who can f' pa rtie s, are the Whjgs, the Republican Party veloped might be because none wm. ~ t h 'b. 0 n t y has remained to become the have put forth a candidate of ~- serious con· secondmajorparty. sufficient stature to [1ttract the UNTLL ~uch time as a third ! lenders. Not that there haven't been at· necessary support. But without party can mount ~ufficienl 1 T h at. o f tempts to bwld other parties. funds lo match those spent by strength by 1t:. own efforts to ~ course, 1s the Theodore Roosevelt tned 1t with major parties. how can the field a candidate who i:> t) poten-~ realistic appraisal of the situa· the Bull Moose party. In more voters know whether or not such lial winner , minority pa rties ~. lion. given the present condl· tnodern ti mes both He nry candidates havt: the qualittes de-cannot expect to be nurtured by I lions. None of the other thrt!e Wa llace and Alabama's Gov· sired? thos~ who seek only to afford the candidates, being the nominees ernor George Wallace launched voters an oppartunity to ma ke a of the minor political move· third party movements. In Min-THE QUESTION returns the realistic decision. Tht'tr inJl'C· "' • ments known as the Libertarian, nesota a third party nourished discussion to the complaints of t1on mto the forum would only be ~ Peace a nd Freedom and and in some other areas can· the current lh_ree gubernatorial distracting. ~ ---------------------------------------------j Charles McCabe ~ 1 . . Who'd Submit to ·a Job .Application like 1liis? ' , ~ . ~ The jobs are lhere. But you must undergo what Is with con· s lderable j ustice called "a thorough personal invesllga- Uon." An application of 65 pages for executives an« 30 pages 1'or e m p loyee s must be filled out complete· ty before the em ployer will even grant an interview. 'iou must t>Ut yourself fully In con- t r o I or the company em ploying. You must sign, as an 1nstance, the following com- prehef'\Jive UtUe waiver : "I, , hereby consent to all inspections, searches and ttlturea and the supplying of handwritin g exampl es a s autborbed by the Act. by the nalet a nd regulatton1 of the AUid by a.ny other .... ~ "I aware or my right aecur by the Con1tJtutJon of .... the United States and by the Constitution of t he State of not lo consent to ~urfl Ins pections . searc hes and seizures and I expfessly waive and forego that rig91.1• AR EM covered by the tong applications a re one's res- idences for the past ten years. employment history and names of r elath•es working fo r the employet. ¥ou must also pre- sent ·'letters ot reference from law e nforcement agencies hav· in&_ jurisdiction In the appli· cant's pince of residence and his principal place of business." To be sur~. applicant must furnish copies of his or her federal and stat e tax Co r ms from 1972 through 1976. In thb apptlcaUon, one must list all residences since the ag of 18. any Post Office boxes held in the past ten years, names ot all the people lived ~ In ten years <roomm ates, girlfriends, boyf rtends > and any scars or tat· tool. "' the lamfly h~tory ICCUM, the employer isn't satisfied with j ust your wire and children's names, but they want to know how-many Umes you were mar. ned, the names and addresses of your former spouse and phont! number$. An applicant must reveal any gambhng interests or othe r gaming activities. An lnvesbga. lion Into arrests and the use of drugs ts standard procedure too. VOUR NEED for n Job Is so great that you sUll say you don't mind. YourprospediveemplOyt!r wants to know just a little more. Like. what's your last net worth. taking in borne mortllages. re~d e s t ate liens a nd proper ty interests" Also, If you ever received or gave a gl(l that cost more th:an$3000. One musl also find five "out- ter. these ::ire the apphcallons; you must fill out to cct a job <1l ~ the Atlanti c Ci ly cas ino of ~ Resorts lntc.-rnalional. This out·~ fit opened there last May and ~ has been a tremendous succe~ • It's the only game m town. i WH Y NE VADA ga ming ~ employees. who would seem to~ bl.' just about the only persons who would fill the extraordinary ~ demands or Atlantic City. would want to leave their present Jobs $ for offe~ ln an East Coast town ~ with pretty misera ble weather A most of the year, is beyond me. 2_ But reading the application Is J salutary In revealing the low ~ opinion the gambling Industry ~ forcu on I~ employers. most or :;,. whom have been employees ln the Industry at some time and know whereof they talk. standing citiic:uf' to vouch for l n teres tln~. too, are the ~ hlm . number or clvll liberties and What are these Job offer!\, other constitutional rightA a m an and why are they being f moo out or woman Is wilting to foreao to by lhouaa.nds t.o the last dot on jlet some groceries on the table the 11 Accordina to T~ <WmQll, , and ..ome threads on his~ l LH Vega1 1an*ler'1 newaleli twack . ---· -.. -.~ ---· NATION , . Tl)ul'Sday November '2 1978 DAILY PILOT A 1 Millions Lack Health Insurance ~ WA~lll NCTON 1AP1 Mori• thun thrf'e quartt•r, of .ill \mt•rtc·uns t1,1\ l' pnvalt• 111-.urim<'<' for h11 -.p1t.1l t'.trt• .1111t 'ur~11·.il !lt•rv1t't''i. un ti fl;W :.lu<h i.Jv~ · Bui .111 1 '''rn;itt-ct Z!"t n1dlwn l\mf'ru·uni1. tr1 • ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 't1bl11t1.: "\:I' p(•l'c t•lll or t ht1'1 11n1lt•1 J~I' 6S uncl :J :t 1w1 1·1•11t 11( tlw drlt•1 h .111· l41th11ut JO\ h1.,11lh 111 ~ur.1111'\'. 1•1lh11 p1 1\,1l1 111 1111hli.1. :.iJ\' J 11·11nrt hv • , APWlr~o This is Ballet? .Gn.•t ch1·n 1\nlonrn1, l eft. <1nd Natalie · I lusband, bolh 3, make more lil:ce belly dan(•t•r!-. during a ballet class for pre- schoolers ~11 a Lou1~v1 1le. Ky .. center. The tflts We're pn1C'l1emg walking with tht•1r tummll'~ out under d1rcction of Teacher Sony;1 llt'n!-.ll'y, l'Xln•mt• left. BajaChoiee Koreans Eye Plants T lf"UANA, Mexico IAPI -South Korean com- panies plan to invest $20 m1lhon in Baja California. its ambassador to Mexico ~ays .Thl! ~caport cit.¥ of Enl>cnada reportedly has hl'l'n '-l'll'C'I I'd AmbJ:.!'\,1tlor Si llak llyon said four com panies ~mt lo dL·velop-cod fl:-.hing and processing plants. H t: ALSO SAID SO\JTll Korea 1s considering ~ht'lht•r to :-.c•t up a:-.i.c·mhly -pl.ants in the free zone a l1111J! thl· U S bordl•r to take advantage of special. low<•r ta1C<.>s . At µn•,t'nt South Korea exports lo Mexico drei.M•s, dwmH'ab. s ynthetic resins. fertilizers. · l'IC'ctr1ral mat·htnl'rv. utc•n::.ils and shoes. M c•x11.·o st>ndi. i11 South Korea <'OltOPI, silver , 11nc. dyt:s, chemicals, textiles. steel and spices. ·~ · ·. ''~·s1~1ur : . . · · · ~ . . .. ¢ _ . I aJ,~ . . . _ . FALL SPECIALS! Heavy Duty T ro sh Cans ,,,,,,.-r--...:~ Winier Rprinq SummPr ;JOd Fall throuQh wind snow. hail s l<'PI o r c; t o r m a FPst1val Trash Can can t rust. won t warp. 1s sturdy. dPoendable. cleans Quickly and easily Lids stay on Trash stays 1n 115207 599 Rec). 8.99 'DOUBLE SAVINGS • ~~s Lartje Tra•ll ~ags Fits all 32.gal trash cans '1-fJt! .... t.lt QUANTfTIES UMITED Mta .. M.•·tW.t-6,S.. IM • ... ,. M Aqont' "-n11th Carroll of llEW's Health Cure l"uw nn nte /\cl 111tru11t r .it ton i\T Tttt: •:ND <W 1976, wome 164.2 milhon ,\m1•11t-.ms 141•r1· covt·r~d undt•r prtvl\te health 111.irlh. ,111 tnC'll'J 't: u( two mtlhon from the previous \ '"" l\11'1IJ1-.11cl 11ro\ tC!t•tl h1•alth insurance for 20.8 11111111111 1w1 ""'" 11111tn• .1~c li5 and 3.8 milli<?Jl persons 65 and older Medicare covered nearly 23 million elderly persons. Only three:Ci.!Uui of those under 65 "had any covcraf:C for phys1c1ans' horn<: and office v1s1ts. and only one-third for long-term care," says lht· rl.'port m the latest Social Secunty BulleliTI . CQNSUMERS PAID A r ecord $.19.4 billio n in prem iums to private health insurers in 1976 and received back $35 billion in benefits. The com- panies say tMir operating costs were $S billio n, so they reported a $600 miJlion net underwriting loss . . Carter .. Signs., · W ODien' s Bill Benefits for hospita l care accounted for more ,. than 60 percent of the he alth insurance costs. whil(' JO pt>rcent went for physicians' services. The r c- ma1mng 10 percent went for dental care, drugs. nursing ser vice:-. and \\ ASlfl ~<; I ON 1AP1 PTes1dent Carter says other types or health ( care. ··Dental cover age is the fastest-~rowing area Of health insurance. with HEALDI ·) u m·w l..114 IM11111ng cl1:.cr1minat1on against working "'11m1 n tM·1-.1uw of J>r<:gnunt'y "does not bestow f,l\or,1hll· 1u•t1lnwnt on America's 42 milhon 14 111111'11 12 million new enrollees in 1976," said tbc study. AboYt one in four Americaos have some de nta l tns urani;e. with 48 m ilhon covered last year, up from 34 million in 1975. "'t•11h..r tlul·~ 1t diminish benefits lo male 14 111 l-.,·r:.. t'.1rt1.•r ~u1d 1'111' htll 1t-qum•c; £'mployer!'I with medical dis· .t111 l11 ~ pl.in-. to pr<J\ 1dt• 'tl1sab1l1ty payments to preg- n.1111 1401111 •11 1111 .111 t•qual basi!'> with oUlt>r medical cond1t111n!) Curtl·r :-..ttd J<>b d1scnminat1on based on pn•gnancy, <·htldb1rth a nd related conditions "con· s t1tuH•:-.d1scnminat1on based on sex " ALTHOUGH MEDICARE rovers most of the elde rly. about 14.6 million, or 63 per~nt of the aged. had supplementary private insurance for hos pital care. and lJ.9 m illion, or 56 percent, for surgical care. The report cited unpublished preliminary estim ates from the Bureau.of the Census for: its · ure Iha! 25 million persons had no iDSw:.a.tlc..f.-_ THE BILL WAS ONE OF several that Carter In addition. the De pa rtment of Health, ·Educa· s1gnt>d tlus week. Others would authorize: "'l ion and Welfare has said pr eviously that 20 Expenditure of $7.7 million to complete the million Americans. most of them poor or barely mo~l t.•xpensin• ft-de ral buHding in history _ 3 above the poverty line, have inadequate health in· $131 million new !)tructure for the Library of _s_u_r_an_c_c_c_o_v_c_ra-'· g._e_·---------.,........---• Congress A 50 S){'rccnt iocreast.. next year. to $7.50 each. in the pnn or federal stamps for duck and goo:-.e hunters. In lt•gislatiw action this week. the president rece1vt>d ·rrom Congress the $18 7 billion tax cul btll and the energy legislation package, both o f which were passed in the closing hours of the 95th Congress sever al weeks ago Carter has un ii Nov. 11 to sign the bill. He alrPady has said h would sign the tax bill and he fobbied16'f'"approva of the energy bill. OVERSTOCKED PRICES CUT $100. ~ IUSOM • Sk2521f' • S,.Ce C--.cP 100 R--. C_.,.... 25" diagonal Chromacolor 11 M edite rranean Styled Console TV EVG • Electronic Video Guard Tuning Pecan wood-grained f1n1sh applied ro durable WOOd products on loo and ends with select hardwood sohds framing top Front and base of simulated wood Caster11. .. 19:ua- The TCHAIKOVSKY K1908C Decorator compact table rvr Beautifully styled Dark Brown cabinet with Gold color trim. WITH 2-WAY ~TE CONTROL TUl'lllNG • Turn TV on or otf. ad1ust vQlume. cttange VHF/UHF cn~nnels up or down • St.vmber Sentry • l~o Solld"State "SeMco M1se<' Chassis W11h Super Mod~e · • Usesonty 123wansof energy (typical) $648°° GOOD RESERVED SEATS STILL AVAILABLE GIULINI ~ IN ORANGE COUNTY -Carlo MariaGiulini will ndte his O~ County debut with the .Los Anqeles Philhaw monk in the SClltfa Ana Hiqh School Auditorium, 520 W. Walnut, Santa Ana, at 8:30 p.m. Saturdcry. TICkET INFORMATION Oran~ Co.tty PhllhonnOftic Society t 80 I N~wport ltvd., Costa M~sa.. 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WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL! • New Channelloc~ electronic tuning with keyboard control lets you tune all 82 channels directly. Large L.E.D. channel number read-out. • 100% solid state Xtendedlife . chassis is de sJ gned fo r low power r~=;~~~~~~;;------1 consumption. high efficiency and long life. • Automatic Color Co ntro l a nd Fles hton e Corre c t ron. • Automatic· Constant/Color Tracking lets you adfust contrast. color and brighitness with one control instead of three. • Automatic Light Sensor adjusts picture for changes in room light. TOSHIBA 1919 .COLOR tv 911!- 1979 l&"Coior PorfalJI~ COME IN AND LOOK AT OUR 1979 TOSHIBA'S t.~~1V>W{yll~~ H new COlOR!! 1119111~ ...... "1 A DAIL v PILOT Thuradrf. No...,.mt>et 2. 1911 ' Men, Women Entries Open In Relay Race fit•.:1stratlon w.t' 't'ht•dult>d to continue • Oirouf(h t-'ndttv fo1 ,, .2<1 .000-ml'tf'r mlxt"d ri·h1y run• to ht• !IJltlOSClrt'fJ !\(l\ ll hy lhl' S~tn c'le•n)('n(t• h 'l'rt'itlum prottr.itra 1. T~o nwnit~·r ll•am' lire to <'cm'"' of on<· man UO<l mu• "11111,111 ~1th 1•111·h part1t1p1tnl to run the· <'11ur11t• fron\ S1tn l'll'mt'nt .. t.l1j(h &hool u<>rthwl·~t 011 A \\'IUllU l 'll'll lo tht' TR w rt ant ~md baC'k Thi• a:.ph.1lt l llUrM• run'> throuwh undc•vt-loped r ..irwh 1•011111 n ~1th '''" than ~ 1>1·rc·1·nl of the t•our:;t• O\t't h•\d .:rnumt '•ud Mcvt• Judd, n·crcu hon roordlnutnr Tht• ntl'l' h "IC'ht-dulNt to bt-1tln Qt 9 a m , with no on ~t.. ttgti.tt ut wn ar t·t>ptl-d Runnen are to nwt•t nt lht• high "·hool parking lot, 700 Ave PtC'O ut 8 30 am An S8 1•nt rv r t't' "111 tw> r hara<'t•purtnwnt offH·t·~. 100 Ct.1lle Sevtllr l'h1•1·h "lhould ht• pin ubk to ttl~ City of San n,·m,·nk. :.Jiii Judd '.\:u ,·ui.h ~•U ~ at·ccptt'd 1\\\.trdi. ~•ll lw m.ufr to fir1>t and sceond plt.1ce \\ lntlt'r1> Ill t'dt'h of :-.1x 1:11r:,• <'akgo11ei. T :.h1 rb will bl' awanJt-d to fllll'>ht•r.., Water and otht'r hqu1d!) ~ 111 Uc U\ ..ulalll~ ..il~ the COUThc More trt.!orm.tlioo on the: rt'la) ract' I!) avadJ bl eat the n.·<"n>utwn-0Hl<'\.', .i92 5101. c•itl 26<t • . Capo Drivers Win .A\VardS Nalmnal Saft'lY \oun<'1I i.afc dn!Jng 11w11rds han• tw<:n pr~1>t•ntcd to 26 11f Cap1~trano Un1 f1cd School 01:.tri<'t 'i. 40 s<'hool bu:. drz. ver1> S upt. .lt'romc T horns lcy ~aid the aw1irds r epreM•nt an "admirable" safC'ty record Evt>n a slight scra tch m the paint on a school bus carrying children, caused perhaps by a b~h with a nother vehicle in a school parking lot, 1s c lassified as a school bus accident, he said. T herefore, said Thornsley. recipie nts of awards should be proud o f their drivingzecords. Bus drivers Helen Bogart and Ray Middaugh were rt't'ognized for their six-year r ecords with no· ;1<•c1cf ents, and drive r s Har bara deHaan and ffa rhara Murphy for five years of a<.'Ctde nt-free drning Rect'tving thr(•c year r<•cogmt1o n were Mon? Rarbour. W11J1am Burns. Norma Oye, Joy For r~sler , Dolores Jurman a nd Laura Richardson For two years or accident-free dnvmg, Carol Carr, Ray Coombs , Me lanie Culverhouse, Barbara 1,obo. Eva Mitchell, Lois Rush , Donna Silene and J oA.nn e Toms received awards. One-year recognition went to Anita De Mars. Oome lllck Masiello, Anita Mqrgan, Karen Gibson, Elaine Scholten. Ve rnon Rooa, Louis Staudenbaur and Nina Thompson. ~sons Offered In Patchwork Les1>on!> in palchwork for Christmas dl'cora lions and gifLo.; will be t.au~ht Monday mghts a t Capistrano Vall(;'y lhgh School in Mission Vi ejo, sponsored by the Capistrano Unifi ed Adult School. Classes are $10 for a five-week session or S2 cx:r class, said Wava Swartz of the adult school. The 7 pm class will m eet in Room B -10 al the high school. 26301 Via Escolar Addit.ional information 1s available al the adult school office. '498-0340. Church to Give Physical Tes~ The Laguna Niguel Seventh-d ay Adventist Church will offer 11 physical fitness screening pro- gram to residents o f South Orange County on Sun· da)' and Nov· l2. ~ Lo ma Linda University physicians will ad· minister the tests, which cost $35, al the church, Nig u el Road a t Kensington Drive in Laguna N1gu<·l Information and reservations arc available at 495·0311 .Area Students Win In Design Contest A team comprised or lnho Myong. Huntington Beach. and Randy Bozarth, Port Hueneme, has ~e ceived national honors in the l978 J a mes F. Lin· coin Arc Welding Foundation student engineering design competition. Myon~. of ~I Hacienda Drive, a nd Bozarth, complell'd their entry while undergraduate stu- dtnts at UC Santa Barbara in the department of •mech anical engineering . They devised a grip-and-pinch dynaU\ometer that measures the stre ngth of the human hand. \. What CAN You Get lor.a dime these days?? WANT ADS DIMl-A-LIMl!S IVIRY SATURDAY DAILY PILOT " ·. -. ------------_._. _ __. ___ ... ____ ....,._...__ --_,.. 11-\ERE15 A "&JNCH CF \NORt)~ O\JE.R lt\ERE.J ·5~~'1.' RUBBERMAID BGANIZERS \'OUR CHOICE GLAD HEAVY WEIGHT TRASH BAGS Three mil. for rougher bcmdllng without buntlng. Up to 30 gallon&. ··~COUNT •• •• .... 97 EACH IROOM•MOP BOU>t:ll •DZIOR IROIUJtC OllCAJCIZEll. • 2121. oa C1JUU1..0P CADDT#lllO..Oa WBAP•IAC OBCAJUZEll #1121 WILSHIRE CHANDEJ.JER A nice looldna thing, but we don't fun. a lot. eo do com. In early. SubJec:t to atodt on band. 17~12 BLACK & DECKER VARIABLE SPEED JIGSAW Thi. la 1/3 RP. Ho. 7SIO. Mab a gNat gift. Sq.....e &om ailro to 80D.W fantczatiC nwa.ber of ~ution.a. 13~ WILSHIRE 3 PC. ANTIQUE BRASS FIRESCREEN Nice black and bra.a, pull chain curtain. with poker and bruah. Freeetand.lng. tlta moN openiDgL 21 97 #103 BLACK& DECKER ¥2,. DRILL To handle the big bita. the big ma90nfY bita, and the need.a for low.r rpm.a with th• ~· tab th1a Mo. · 1788 DURAFLAME IILOGS You light the corner of oae cmd it bum.a for bowa. ~y. clean, qulck. 74c~ SIMULATED ' . BLACK 8c DECKER BELT SANDER Hey. what La fcuter than a belt lalider? CA polltidan renegi.Dg Oil hie promiaee?). 3x21 inch. No. 7'50. CADET SENTRY SAFE The on• that atanda up to fir• and other atuff (aak him what he mecma, by otBer atuff. watch him squirm.) 87~! ODOR SHIFJ.D .. ... . \_ ..... ,_ .. ;: •, . :~ •, . •"' ,. .I "' . ~ ... s-HEEPS-KIN CUSIDON I lmow a lot of aheep who1J be glad to heczr thia. Might ..... D get one themMl• ... Sttclr one by the aahtnlyll ~ th4t car. (No. don't atick one Oil the onJoo.) CAROL CABLE ALL COPPER 8' BOOSTER CABLES ·197 No. IC lOI. Can't mean all copper. mut be luulatM b.cmdl .. and an alloy. CASTJIOL GTX 20/SO WT. MOTOR OU. .61 ~. AU any bSgh performance rtder. bike or car. abOut CcutroL (Ccmtrol? Ccutrol Who?.) 66c 1.EE SINGLE STAGE OIL FILTERS 10~ You lmoW hbw much you ecw. lf you do yout own work.-90 why ahould I do the llCllMtalk bit. .. .. ' • .. ' . . . . . -----··----. ----- Thuraday. Novvonber 2, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 1 D ' ROTO STRIPPER Got thla In coarae or medium. The tool that really whlpa off ru1t and old pal£t. Come early I llmlted. HEADS-UP TOILET · _ HEADS-UP 22EA. l/lJ fl& TOILET PAP~ ~ HOLDER • • LIMITED QUANTITY I 24777 ::~~:h,oak. ·1 Q77 a.alecl and atained. Matching to the .. t. "" ~ l!ii I ·-HEADS-UP ~I SQUARE RECESSED BRIGHTON HEADS: UP ROANOKWALL STORAGE UNIT 9977 HEADS-UP 30" PEDESTAL VANITY = !f == :t!t MEDICINE CABINET JOU might Ju.st ... ---Jllllmcf PUmore ~g back at you. 6777 More of the aam. theme. All P9rfec:t matcbea to the eDHmhle. HEADS-UP 18" OAK 8t BRASS TOWEL BAR Real perfect oak top. porcelain bowl. ._, autb.mtlc looking. (l think they, copied It out of the captain!• cabin on the ntmUc.) Faucet extra.. 15977 1177 HAND I- RYE GRASS SEED I?!. I SCOTTS TURF BUILDER f'eeda lawm dry formula for 1 ... waste or mesa. prolonged fHding. scans FAMILY LAWN SEED The people who are only into lcnnu, they know lt from the root• up. Tb.la la the time ofJ!:' to lnaure a winter Srr"n lawn and protection ag t rain ero.ton. 469 COVERS APPROX. .aoSQ.n'. COVERS APPROX. 2" 1000 SQ.FT. PLAY LAW!f SEED. COVERS APPROL 399 1000 SQ.FT. GOODLIFE FLAT INTERIOR PAINT WJDT& OR COLORS Kot the high pnc.cl ..-. the quality la JMre. DOI the pdce. ~ofc:olon. 4 88 GAL ~GOO-D~ilfi:~ ALIYDSEMI- GLOSS ENAMEL WRITE OR COLORS Matddna to the Interior flat pedal. Made for ua =~~n:ptlA prk:eo- 7 88 GAL. --BEHR RED DEVIL PLUS 10 SAV-A BRUSH LATE1C STAIN Soak_~ bruah ln All the gr.at full- tlala. Wbat bnubea c09t bod.led color. I'd Uh to lt la ~not to take .-l!!'f "ruetlc" (oh. they'd cam of ~ haft a flJ.l 77!.r 6 88 GAL . - HYBRID AZALEAS A lot of bloom and they require Tery little care. A Uttle water, a little f ertlllzer. a big return. MOSAIC TILE · Olrcry eo It only com .. In white or pink. At th.la price lt'• •till good. lxl aquarea on a aquar. foot baddng. JOBES EVER- GREEN, FRUIT I TREE 8t: SHRUB FOOD SPIKES 2 97 YOUR 177 2 GAL CHOICE PAI OF F1VE .. CORRUGATED FIBERGLASS ROOFING Cholc. of colon. trau- 111.C*lt hecny duty ~.nal. 2.77 10'"28" 3e77 12'x:28" 4.77 ' TWINRIB ALUMINUM ROOFING IJght but atrong (like a nlc• bit of garUc.) NATURAL ~ r dr 5.49 10'x28" 6.89 12'x:28" 8.29 1''x28" 9.59 ll'x21" I 0.99 \. -. • .... . ( "- L . "' 1t8 DAILY PILOT NATION GSA Director Determined ·to Root Of!L Crooks W J\SlllN(, I O"I 1\I'1 .l<iy 111 .. 11•.111 h1· 1'4 clt•altnJ< w11h mlll1on.11r(' In Him ht• lurn1·d :--111111111111 1.11111 lo \\,1'lhlfllo:t1111 ~h.J I m.1\ h•· lht• tn.:.:1•!0.l ll °' Ulll' of u ('f\,1111 o f ctr1vt• 1n h1111111 i.: to lw.111hf\ l'"'''1n111t•nt .inv1•1111111111 mont•) -.r 11n1.J.il lh1•u1t•r-. ownc•cl h~· 111 .. f.1Uwr in hulld111M .. ~11h .111 .111•1 l.snil'><'up t•vrr ('h ull nn11(')iU 1010 a -.hJ p ping Ill~ !'ht• ~lllt •''tSful 11•:11 t''>IUll' cit' rt•nh •r 't'o<luy, th1• fi rm DISLIKES TASK Jay Solomon '1'10111·1 f n>m 1'h11tt1111<wt(1.1 , Sul111non hu!> d1v1·:-.tc·d htm')elf of £1•1111 .... 1111 11>n11lil r.1th11 litlk 1·11mp<1ny ''".f lt own~ or 1hm11 111nct1•111 JI I th,111 hut ri•: m.lll<tl:I'" llW .. 111·h n·ntt·r, and,., ~·1n.,: .111d kul h ul'k:-., h1•1·.1ow lht.• t•ountry s luq;n.l ~hopping tw,1d of th1• Ci•· \•r,tl St•r \ tt't't> l\d n•nkr dt.•Y •IOJl\'r m1111 .. trat1on J t ''" '' WJ:o. hf'lllt> SOLOMON'S BAC'KGROUND d1\l'OH'1t'<1 u!!I thi• nw:-.t t•orrup h.1s l1tllc• 111 it to 11how t11m a~ a 111111 r11ldlt'(l 11)(1•nt•y Ill t;ov~rn rh.t:.t'r or {'rooks, but he has mt•111 10 . Ot\SC. 'IUBES h1t11!wlf u-. u prl\ .it1· flH111 urul Ul knuv. lt"<l..:1·\ h1• t" uru·omforlullll• bl·1n.c "' 1•harl:t' 11( dt•aninsr up tht· ~lt:t•tJY dttt• nr v. "hN'1• 1.111 l'htJ m alt·d S 100 mHltu11 <mnually nH1> hu\t' h1 .. ·11 lmd l o t·o11 uvt1on 111 rt·< l'flt )'1'.11 )I ' · I · ll'l a bu I Id l' r I · 111 ,1 .t'rl·<Ho r . he i.u1d 1n <111 111 h·rvit·w "M v t.'httrat·lt•r v.oulcl ht• th1 11lh1·1 V.J\> of liu1lcl111~ 1.1tlll'r It.Jn dt•.,lf11\ 1111: Jllll Im Ill·' th·'.'>ll d1·tl\I' p11•.1!1011 uy llW \•'I\ 11.ttUll' 111 11>h l1t \'llU hJ\t't11d11' \, ,1 hu1likr, the• 51i ~car 11ltl '\til11rno11 l11.•ca rn1.· ;1 ml\lt1 ------ l>t'l'll praised by 111ve!>t1gators attd ml•mt:i.•rs o f Congress for his <kll'rm inat1on to rid the .1.c1•n1·y of rorruption ' "One t hin~ about him is that ht" has hung in there . tie could h.tvt' saJd, 'I'm leaving I don't w.1111 ;.mything to do wit~ this n•si,1>001 ' But ht.• 'hdn't," says jll llwf'Sltgator Sohlmon admits th at he often h<is t hought o f q u1 tt1ng . "I ... um tot1mt'i> wakt• up in the morn· 111~ .tnd :-.ay I've had t'nough I "JUt to );(t•l bat·k to Tt•nnes:-.t•c• I want to go home." he told re.:· porters. rceently . B UT EACH TIME. he says, he dN·1ded he didn't want to leave Th~ ~ationwid~ Suprrmarkd of Sound SUPER GIFT BARGAINS FOR EARLY SHOPPERS! . _/' 11/'1/111//11/N"f'~flfi'fff'fl · ' I q•1 \" ', • I \\I 1 \\ NEW ! AM /FM ·sTEREO RECEIVER ·Ii 33995 STA-95 by ~ealistic 11 Feature~ 90 watts of pure, clean pow er (45 watts per ch,rnnl·I. m1n1mum RMS at 8 ohms from 20·20.000 Reg. H1 w11l1 no more than 0 3% THO). 2 tape monitors. 3999s u11 front 1.r1>1.: <.lubbrng. d~--eJl.lphas1s for Dolby" FM. CUT 5 60 ~.~,:~8•~rl•' .1.-. SAVE MORE ON THE COMPLETE SYSTEM A QUALITY SY~TEM _FOR ~ 1';~!o s549 789-0 CUT 17080 • Real1511c STA ·95 AM/FM S tereo Rocol11er • Two Optlmu1 • -25 Walnut Veneer Floor/Shelf Speakers • LAB-200 Changer wllh Base, Dusi Co11er a'!d $29 95· ~alue Magnetic Cartridfle 679'0 • STA-95 AM/FM Slertto Rttcttlver • Two MC·2000 Walnut Veneer Floor/Shelf Speaurs TAKE-ALONG GIVEABLES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES! PATROLMAN CB-6 PORTABLE by Realis tic 6995 - Reg. SQ2S SAVE 30°/o 40 18 c.liilnrwlo, pnl1r<" fire, w el1tfwr chan- n1•l'> .ind AM rM VHF Hr/Lo und UHF. Ht·Q 4 . C" bdlt!> 12 76 1 ~~ ..-. it V.._~ ' ·~~ • r .. f'r·t t t t t ,.. "tf t • 1nl ,..,...t 't f II' 1"°'' l CTR-42 by Realistic 3195 ,, Reg. 399~ SAVE 20°/o A uto-Stop. A uto-Level. built-111 mrke. m ore. Aeq. 4 "C" balls (extra). 14-842 QUALITY RECORDING TAPES AT LOW PRICES! MULTITESTER SAYINGS! • , by Realistic by Micronta 111 40·1111NUTE 80 ·fllllN UH 8·TRACK S·TRACK 1s9 201 R~. 1tt Reg. 2~· SAVE 20o/o 60·1•UNUTE 90·11111NUTE CASSETTE CASSETTE 12' 1'4 Reg. 1" Reg.2" SAVE 25°/o L ow noise, wide SAVE 20°/o 28 range s. M e a sures AC/DC volts. DC c urrent, resist ance. decibels. 22:@7 ~ •t'l!l!!ll!lrsl• CHARGE IT ~ ~ (MOST S TORES) Radio Shack ·s own oxide range. Avoid breaks. coating! Low noistt. 44-840/1 stretching. 44.eo213 SMA/ff SM'lrAS SHOf'' MO' .•. /llt0$1 srOllU ""'"' Ul1£ fflOHJS 'lfl OHl'llSrMAS Most 11em; • .. c~ Oil MAit ,OUMT .... VAUIY LA~ HACH MIWPO«T tf:t.CM alr;o 1v11l1ble •t II' ........ 1u,,_c_.....,_ '"".,_.,. ....... .:.:.!~.;. R1d10 Sheelt GIUSV '"'"::'.:,:..-,....e-.....,. SAM CUMam 0.1lers. A.~ 1•m --LAGUMA MIGU& "°' • ~... Look for thl1 ii llaV'ft COSTA MISA HUHTIHGTOH HACH ffJO c.-,._. ,..... SAM AIAM 1lgn in your D•A'-•" '"'"'-'IM-..,, ·--MtSSfOff YllJO CM'tSTIAHO i .... i. ... ~cs. ·-------· .. lftf~.... "~l ...._A_ 'HIM ........ "-Y• llltl~~ JllQnuQl'rlVV J M A OMSION pFTANOY COA RATION • PRICES MAY VAAY AT INOIVIDUAt. STOA.ES J .... ".,urh ,, '"''""" to P re:-.idt'nl sortalt's s ay he e n1oy~ t he Carte r. whont ht• and his family ltmchi::ht. supportt.id wh1•r. fe w ..:ave lhc Gl.:orglan a chance or becom ing WHEN ASKED TO head the presid\•111 GSA . the governm ent's landlord Vtnct•nl /\Ito. the lawyer and s upply agency. Solomon had Solomon hm..-t to ~ll'ad the GS/\ tv.o dl's1res to bring modern 1n vesl1f!:.t l ton, doubt., that business techniques to govern· Solo m on wil l rc•muin into a 41\nent and to "give a lot of em· second Carter ter m . The fru ... tra· phas1s to art :rnd areh1tecture" lion of trying lo chungt' the IO ft.>dl'ral buildings bureau~racy 1s cxhausling, i\ll1> HI:' rl cc·t 1 ng his love of art, suys. Solomon's offic<' is filled with Desp1t(' Solomon's v1(1w of a rl 1:-h • models or ~c ulplures h1msl:'lf as a private pt·rMm. a:--that• ad orn ft..'der al buildings and AUTUMN FUR~.A-CE M.AIHT~HCE • FURNACE FILTERS IN MOST POPULAR SIZES t4x20-14x2S 16x20-I 6x25 20x20 BAMBOO LEAF R.Al<E • Maki" a cf Pan swroc•p • Grr·at for driveway p;-,110 f•vPrywhAre • Still br1!:tles 1ncludP'i hand IP 14" PUSH BROOM • Thr• i<1nd Pvf"ryO'le wants by McG111rn • W1dp w1oe wide t-nouqh -"' 24-mches • Top aual11y ooes tne best 1ob• •" t he hallway has paintings by avant -gardt• a rtist Peter Max All were d iscovered 1n ~loragt> :lt GSA h eadqua rte r s until Solo m l)n directed t hem di~ played Close associates of Solomon say t h~ agenry rt-m ains bitterly div id ed b('tween backers of Solomon and those of the pn ·· viou s r eg i me o f Gr1 ff1 n , Solomon says he still is unsure that some rorr upt1on dOl.•s not yet go on a mong the a~l'ncy·~ 37 ,000 employees TIME-All TIMlR • Make your house look hvod·in. as u~11al • Protect~ your home and 11s contents • Cordtesc;. otug-in timer • Turns lights. aoohances on & oft • By lntNma11c O l l 1 B ••• 32 Gallon True Value .. TRASH CANS ~ • Stash your trash' • ONCE a WEE K PICK·UP mPans vou need an<?ther cAn or 2 • Sturrtv• Loma 11364 ... TRASH BAGS • So hancty when thr urns ;1rp 111111 • Clean up 11W qa rd en clRan out t hl' closets • S trong sturdy b1q 33 gar s11r> 40 bags 399 Sl(/I. 3/8" DRILL • ll s a SCTewdnver 1001 • Vanablr SO('Pd pawerlul • Skit maM:1s .i grndt drill' • Ooublf' 1n~ulaled tt 1626 SAT·M·HUE FLAT INTERIOR LA TEX .\ITV-11/f . 11. IT 1.VTER/OH I. Hfl .,,,, Supreme Sat-N·Hue Flat fnlen0< Latex 1s ··the decorators Choic.-II s nch-as·volvet t1n1sh looks so 9oocl on walls cerhngs and tnm Easy to aoply with brush or roflPr Wont drip because o( its thrck. creamy form11la One coat usuaily covers Ones in 30 rrnnules Soapy water cleanuo For orrmed or painted plaster wallboard. etc "I! t12•• MARVELUSTRE LATEX SEMI-GLOSS llt1l(l I/ I ,,TR[ Ur1:;x Sf:.>11 GLOS-' Provides a durable. super-scrubbable f1n1sh 1n kitchen and bath. for walls. ceil1nos and wooowoM< 1n every room 11 s smooth. lightly s~aTeo Tinrsn resists mam morsture and so1hf'9 One coat usually covers GoPi. on easily. dnes 1n 1usl 30 minutes Leave'! no tao· marks. no oa1nty odor Wat(I( Cleonuo Some colors as our latex flqt 2•?. , OPEN SUNDAYS CORONA DEL MAR, 3107 E cOAST HIGHWAY I tKILOMETEll SOUTH OF !!!! MuAR'nlUR CabouUblocks> 673·2100 ~, iiiii Crown TrueYalue , , More than you expect in a • Hardware.Store ; .. 1- • - ORANGE COUNTY I OBITUARIES . . Trial Ordered ,. In EXtortion A man ::iccu..ed ol atlempt.in& w extort $2.S0,000 horn Ntwport RHch bulld..-r Randd11 Prc11lt.'y hu b(·t'n ordt'l"t'd lo face tnaJ on ~t· cbur.cc• Nov 20 1n OrMNW County Superior ('~Kirt JudKt' Jomt>. 0 PMe:r. ha'\ boon aJ !ilgned to th trial ol Michael Edward ~mp!it)'. 2ti. or Pura· mount. who l~ htld ln th•• rwn\y Jail with b'JI nt at $25.000 Ne"port ~•<'h police t'la1m that Oemp cy 111 ont• or t-.o men who made lhrt'ats on Prt',lt<y '~ lift.' hl\l M •Y and "'ho fired four !lhob 111t.o l'N'~lty':. l.Jdo bit> home to emphas1u tlwlr d mand11 Dt•mJ)M'y w .11 t"Optured near Dtsneylund ofter .1 pollc.'t•mt'O, posing a~ P~lt'y. left 11 bnt•f t·u~l' ~turroo "''th S2:!i0.000 10 play money In tht> ba<'k .. • :\t'Dl l'f Ot>tnP!W'y's t'tr ·" T'olh'l' pursiwd Ot•mp.'lt')' "'ht•n he all<'gcdly at h'1nph'tt h> JlH'k up the mont'y H f• wu .. t•aptured a 1111h: ""'II\' .&ftcr hla car colbdt'd Wllh " Csrd~n G rv H µollct-c or l'uurt action ls pendln• In the ('U:St or u l}o"' rit'Y mnn who was arresred last wttk und who fut't•!\ tdt>ntltul utortion t'harges tie 1!1 1dentlfted b~ polh't! a:. Phllllp Edward Fausnt·t. 31 , who was rl'lt'.&M.-d after he posted s10·.ooo bull .:::::=~~.u For· the R~ord L~ l AS VE~ -M.ottlep II-~ I \wd l>ff• Int....,. OCT.I> '>(•LISE BATCS A"'6 11:..,.,. ol ,.,..,.., -Gton•-... a."' .. _ 6oo•~h NEWMAN 81.ANl(INStflP -AIM! ll•ltn. ia. -11.oecu A., %2, _,, ot Mufi! l"O'on lliN(ll, MAY·llAME -,_ Wllll.,., 71. eM N•ft< \' El ..... Jl. bath ot .C.0-l• M e .. tonQIOft 8H<h -•' • ' •• ~·""'°'•M \PllOUL !.PAOUL -llOC:..rl Donald, H temarr""' DI,..,. H•n. 11 both Ol L"VU"a ttttt"l .,;. MART INEZ Hl'MMEA -J•Yl•r : , ~ •Qut'" es, :it, of llM•l<.o, D f ., •nd • , ••ut•nne EHubmO'• tt .• of lAtUt\41 • •, Hlll\ YANllZ·VALOU -Joroe Por<1ll,.., 2S, ol El TOIO, -~Idol RowrlO Mondec •. ?t, ot lM An9fl ... CllAVEN!>-1.AIRO -Al<,,.nl Cllf\. !Oft, JI •• ...., ~·on ElelM, U, Cloth of ·. C'.ILMOllE-YARSOH -,..,....., W. Bftltlt Notices Nt-..OtUIN<ll l'fLIX·CONT!IEllAS -Victor M•n.,.I, '1, OI c:;.to.n C<e>•e, anG Loncl• Joerw>, n. 01 w-.tmln•tet' AOOY !>CHNEIOEll·MAMMOND -J•me<> !>fANLEV E. AOOY, ~\eel away WUl!fm. 2&, -K•1111Mn cu .... JO, on Octoaer n , 1m Me w••• rnklent bOlll 01 1"'1,. of C-o\la Mes.t, C... tor trie PHI ll OCT. U )'Ur\,. 1or'9 lime former -"' 80ATMA ... BAU .EN flNE -8ruu Ille NewpOft Eltu t.oooe • ,,., -.. LM. "· •nd l!w Jw.>n, 11, 1111111 of urveo In Ille EIHOP41•n·Aftlcen Munll"O'on Bekh M lddh: £••1 T""1re Of Operation 1(0 PllOWSKl·STAfF -11-..t A .. Clu•lno Wot1d w •• II. Heb Wnrlwd"" ?4 .• ..., A_., "-· 11. l:lofh Of "'' -on 0.wldM>CI ' or~IJ9/tl•r W.slrnliuler. Mon•<• ll•M Fr•derlclc. Funf'••I OCT. 16 "'rwlcf'• wlll be held on P:rlcNy •t 2PM PIAAO.HALLIWILL -ChrlitOl)Mr •I tne HAl1llW Lawn Mo'1UMY Chee>el Anthony, 12, of CoslA MHe, -LIW with Or. B. Lotl\elr ~ ~ of Ann, 1', of F-.1a1n Vet...,. ,,.., Mew Verde Unlte<f Methodist OCT. 11 ( nur<ft offlcletlnq Interment at l.EVINE·LOC.AN -C...r•ld M , '4. Of H•t Dor L.t-Memoo-lal P-. ~rtior L.evun• Bee<ft,..,., Cynlho• AM, l&. L•wn Mount Ottwe -~~ 'M•we>Ot1 8N<ll (Ml<I Mf' ... MO.~ THOMAS-GOO~ Nf'l.art Jt., n .• ..., Sn.Ila L~. 77, llOth ot Coste _.. .................... ._._._....... Me~. SHlffB MOltTUAIY 976 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna Beach •94-1535 1 ~ N El Camino Real San Clemente •92-0100 llEALOMA-WYN>(OOP -MICllUI !> • ll, end Glende Lff, J.4, both of Co\teMe .... HAAA1$0N-WI~ -Normen l , "· ot f'f'WJXWI Be«ll, •nd !>,..ron AM, ll, of ~n.,., llOSE·AO'SE -J4Kk Al<Mrd ... ,.,. merrl•d Milry C.IMrl,.., •2, both Ol H1m111191on Beach HEADS UCI SENATE Or . McCulloch McCulloch . H ads UCI enate Dr . S<imu1•I ('. .McCulloch of N(•wporl Bea<'h. u UC Irvine pro· fcssor of history. has been numed chairman ot the UCJ Academic Senate. academic courses and progr a ms offered for credit at the univl'rsity, and has advisory powers in mostareas of campus government McCulloch. becomes the principa l spokesman for 563 fulltimc faculty mcm bers or the senate. lie came to UCI 1n 1964 a~ founding dean of the humanities. Ski, Sport Show Set T e nnis and photo· g raphy will be spotlight· ed along with skiing at th e eig hth ann u a l Or ange County Ski and. S po rts Show Friday through Sunday at the county Fair Grounds. The show. sponsored by the Balboa Ski Club opens at 6 p.m. Friday • Seal Beach S ....... Judge Rejects Evidence. Nix · A defense motion ro.r suppression or evidence that the proaecutlon lnteods w use ln the trial or two n1cn acewu.'<1 or klUlng a Seal Beach Jeweler hus been denied In Orange County Superior Court. Dul the scbeduled jury trial ol Robert Edward Crane. 29, and Edward Tyler BumeU, 28. both or Long .Beach. will be further delayed until Judge Ktinnelb E . 1..ae hears a motion for dismissal that will be argued Dec. J. .J\JDGELAE'SBtJLiNGTuesdayeodedseveral. days or pretrial testimony in his~ ln which the defense vaJnly argued that more tJiin 40 it.ems or evidence now ln prosecution bands abould not be ad· m1lted lnt.otrial t.esUmony. Lawy~rs for both defendants indicated Tues· day that they may also file a motion ror separate trials which may be argued with the motion for dis missal Dec. 1. Burnett and Crane are accused or'kUUng Hunt· inglon Harbour jeweler Wayne Gdlin. 41. who was gunned down Jan. 30 while a holdup was in pro· gress in his store at 13920 Seal Beach Blvd., Seal Sl:ach. CRANE IS ADDmONALL Y accused of kill· ing Kenneth Wayne Cochrane, 29, of San Jose, who was sbol in tbe back and dumped on Bolsa Chica State Beach in Huntingwn Beach late last year tr. Crane, . who races the death penalty, aadi· 1on a y aces co · · afkr he -end two -0t:her a es unsuccessfully tried to break out of the county jail July 3. Medi-Cal Fraiul Charged in County SACRAMENTO CAP> -The stale Health Services Department bas moved to suspend a Tus tin psychologist. Mautlce RiseUng, Crom California's Medl·Cal program, charging fraudulent billing. R iseling was accused or billing Medl·Cal dur· Ing 1976 and 1977 for servtces rendered by a psychologist, wh<•n in fact the services were ren· dered by unqualified persons, the department said Wednesday. In 1976 MedJ·Cal paid RlseUng $3,745 for 81 claims, and in 1977 $4.973 ror 101 claims. the de· artment said. Thus far in 1978 Medi-Cal. a gov- e menl health care program for the poor. has pai im for four claims. CSF Deadline Set P'IBFAMllY COt.OtoUA&. AIMMAL HOMa and c loses at 1l p.m. On The d~1ne is Nov. 22 for new students w app. Saturday the hours will ly lo Cal State Fullerton in time w participate in be 6p.m .to11 p.m . and earlyregistrationforthespringsemesler. rr IAI ~'r'E on Sunday it will run Early r~gistration begins Dec. 4 and permits a ~IDl'I.A J from noon to 1 p.m. g,..ater d>Oice of c lasses than reglstralion in 'Thurldey, N<Mtmber 2. 1978 DAil. y Pit.OT A. EXPERIENCE THE INCOMPARA«-lil;:~y OF GROSVENOR Tomorrow. Saturday and Sunday, select from a collection of luxurious creations by one of the world 's finest furriers . Furs ranging from the tri-colored mink shown here to the wildest coyote tamed Into unparalleled elegance. Fur Salon To really enjoy the luxury of Grosvenor, come see a showing of the collection tomorrow at the l ong Beach Convention Center. Center Theatre, presented by the Long Beach Symphony Junior Guild on the sets of ··our Town." Call 436-3202 for tunher information. Seating Limited. BUllOCKS Wll~UIR~ NEWPORT 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893-3525 Admission ts $3 fo r J anuary, college officials isald. ,. STUDIED a dults and $1.50 for lnfonnationcanbeob talnedby"'calling87().3765 ._ _________________________ _. children under 12. or 870-3904. .- . . PAClflC YSIW tW10ftlAL PAU CemetefY Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pacsl1c View Onve Newport ijeach 644-270<Y McCOllMtC• MOllTUUllS Laguna Beacn 494-9415 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IA1.'n-186HOM FUt*AAL HOMI 646-2424 Cos•a Mesa 673-9450 HU.llOADWAY MOtlTUAIY 110 BrOadway Costa Mesa 642·9150; SMmf· TUTHIU..U.MI MOllTUAIY WESTCUff C:HArtL Crerralory • Flower Shop 427 £ 171h SI. Costa Mesa 646-4888 rtaClHOTHHS SMl™'S MOllTUAIY 627 Main St Hunllrigton Beach 536-6539 PUBUC NOTICE • G E ·N E V A , ~~~~~~~~~-----:......:..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- Swltze~and <AP> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------. F o ur hu nd_red climatok>gists will meet here in Februar}' to try to determine whether climatic changes can be predicted lo protect mankind rrom harmful errects and to st udy whether climate is being affected t>Y pollution. Th e W or ld Meterologlcal Associa- li o n announced the scheduled meeting. Deatlu l Elsewhere .. BERKELEY (AP> -. John Holstrom. 69, Berkeley police cbier for 16 years until retirement in 1966, and lhe presi- dent or the International Association or Chiefs of Police in J957, died Wednesday artcr an ap- pa rent heart attack. , t. aw OPENS ITS DOORS TO ONE OF THE RARE SECRETS OF THE ORIENT . THE FRIENDSHIP COLLECTION Meet Mrs. Victor Kiam , authority on Chinese art and culture. and one of the assemblers of the collection . She'll present jewelry and objets d'art from the People's Republic of China at Newport today 11:30 to 3:30. The collection will be on exhibit and tor sale today through November 9. Don't miss this trove of Oriental treasures rich in antique pieces from the Ching dynasty as well as contemporary pieces faithfully copied from the originals. See jade, silver, wood carvings, vermeil and cloi~nne, including pieces from the Chia Ching, Tao Kuang, H'sian Feng and T'ung Chih eras. Each piece is truly one-of-a-kind, making this a rare opportunity to find a genuine collector's item. Fashion Jewelry B~llOC~5 WllSUIRb - , .. ,.. .. ---.. ---····~ --_ ........ -----··-------. -··~· .. A •• DAIL y PJ\..O't Thul'9dey, ~ 2. 1176 NATION 'lnholders' l'ow Fight to Keep Parks Land KELL'. Wm Cl\1'1 Hoh aod l>a~ n lluu 111·1· 'fit·nd ttw1r ~ l'l'k end' on ,1 pt11J1·1 l I h.11 1·oul' Cllht>r p.t'\lph• .I~ 111·., thl l'OUnlf\ Tht> re l1u1hlir1i.: .1 111111.,,· land In nat11>n..rl p,1rk"I .1ncl r1•\'rt·ation .art'tt"i Thi• 11,.rk St•fVl('t" \Hlnl ."1 ttwrn. o ut d lld h ill\ thrl'al4'm.'d co11dcmn11t1nn 1f lh(•y hull ct h1~1dt•d Lotielher In the Grand Tt>ton LundownfrS A8Sot1at1on und bf'C'Ornc uctlve )O the Na-· tlon.JI Poi k lnholdc:rs Associa- tion h omestead~ as o ld as lo u r ji:en~ralloru, "We bought our land her. ln 1946." says Esther Craighead or Moose. another or the group's lcadcr11. "The park service said It wasn't Interested in it, but four years later they surrounded ua." "The onJy way to fight thL<> Is to take lhem to court." she says. "Park policies are unfair and 1l· legal In many cases, but we have to take them to court to prove il." ble land. but they weren·t In· ter esle,d In that." 11ay11 Calkins. "We couldn't replace 1t for twice what they orrered." .:WE HAVEN'T taken any ac· tion, because none of the in- holdcrs has taken action." says Ker r , "but his action may force a reaction " W hJl rn.1k\•:-. tlw1 1 huww d1f ft.'n •ut ,., ''' Im 1111111 111 C1 1md Teton "'·'\1111\,111 ·11~ on land llWIH'd h\ '11. I ltn\ ht•\ .. but ('II\ t·h •1I h' ttw ..... i11 .. n o1l 1',11 k ~·r\l\1 T U•: lll'"C'lll-:t'S Rt: ''1r1 hohh 1' 011 mb .. 1., 11f 1tn 111 rr\'U"n~h \lll'.AI ~ruu~1 v.ho uv.n ._ W l' \'\' dt-.'lth'(I lo Ul 11•11.,t t'Ull tht>l r blulf." '-·•>i. lflrh'hN'. ,, 26 )'t'lr old u ~ r on"l l !-.nv1n• t>mplO)t"t' "We 'll ft~hl 1111'111 . not unly for our b.•1wf1t, hut for lhl' i.Jk., <>(our Mlghbor:.. too " The fedt-r-11 1ovt'rnn11•111 own .. 97 pt•rcMlS of Tt•lon County. un fed eral 11overnmtnt huv1• Tff E GROlJP8 oppose a policy pruhlbltl11.c building o~ unlm· prove<t land within parks. That., 1>ohcy . say11 Grand Teton Parle ~upt>rmtendent Roberl K~rr , rdlectt a oaUonal 1011 of keep. ln.i park.11 ln thelr natural state. Hut 1t la ln conflict ln J ack.son Hole because a l950 Grand Teton Purk expansion a urro unded M 8 8. CRAI GH E AD, her hus b a n d. F r ank . and h is brother, John -both nationally known wUdlile biologist.a -have fought a condemnation bat tle with the park service ror a year. Writers Frank Calkins and Rbodello Hunter. his wife , are embroiled In a s imilar right with t he U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser vice over their hom~ on the National Elk .Refuge Just south of Gra~ Teton Park. •'WE \oLD TIIEM we would be wllllng to trade for compare. The park !'uperlntcndent says he c.-an't predict what action the park service will t ake. "But we are aware he's building on his property, and It Is under re· view ," he says. f\OR(.9 c l~nt'ti by 11rlor Ernest Borgnine 11 ·" ,1111111..1~111.1!1 H·1>pl.'ll1ng of his la.st n1,1me. lr1f11•mttl~Jf' t "' ,,... 1•111h ·•I Owl.Hf It \i.C>PfNdOy MtM ,., .. .,, •UtrhH 1,f 0'9 hN • ht11,n (if •"-W'hfJ \ Who of ,,....~ .. ,~ c.,1111,.,.,1,,1,...J. •"" ,,,"""'"•o •rtcttN<.SCj,ngNte.wndct.-.. ... '. -.. .... t ~·., 111ot wu'tll·•• Bh,d ~a. eo:t ... e..v.rt• H ut1 14JJ11 M idwest City Costs Least FALLS CITY, J'l<'h !AP > "We're not sure v. hat we'rt• duing right. but whatever it Is, il ap- p.1n·ntly work.'>." the muyor of Fitlls City said "ht•n told his town rankt•d as tht' chea~st place to hvt• a mong 208 cities s urveyed by Chamber or ('om mercc rl'M:archc rs . Sll·ak droner with all the t rimmings cost $6 and a furn1slwd one ta·droom apartment runs :ihuut $90 a month FJ\U..S CITY, POP. 5,400, is tucke<l In the southt·a.,t <·oriwr of !'-it•hr ask.J, about ijve miles north of thl· Kan!>a' lmt• .rnd some 10 m iTes west or M as,oun It 's a qu1 l·I plat<'. with little crime and not r11urh 1•\c·1INl11·nt . .Jcc·ord1ni.: to the dispatcher tn th(• :-l11·11 ff', 11ff1t·1• "Wt"11· a 1 Yllt<".11 M 1dwtst('m county seat town w1lh its h·1•t f11•miy µluntt-d 1n a~riculture," said ,J<1hn Mon·lw:1cl , pr<·..,trl<'nt of the Hicha rdsoo Coun- t v Hank & Tru'l Co Tht• report was r eleasC'd on Wl0dnt•,day l 'lihlll'S arc• 22 ~ \w rn•nt lowl'r than the avr ra~c.· o f ('Jl1c·<, :0-llrVC'YC'd . Btll Nt!idfeldt, rn anag('r of the Fulls City ChiJmb<>r of Commerce, says the town owns and operates its own power plant. TllF. UK'J\I. MOVlE llOUSE charges $1 75, :rnd 1 t cosh S_!.llO to ~1'(' a high school football g&irnt·. F.tll!> t 11 v ha:-. soml' light in<iu~try, mo~tly form r t'luh'<f Tht•n•'s a meat procc:-.s1ng plant, a manufartur<'r of grain handhng rqu1pme11t and a t'dhinet mukcr in Cown Mayor Dale Shafer said top wa ges run about $6 an ho ur, but said "you'll NEWPORT HARBOR YAMAHA MUSIC SCHOOL I O~ E. 18th Street,. Costa Mesa YAMAHA MUSIC SC HOOi.. a foyt.I ... al u:perl••ce for you and yovr cWld. Clillctt • c• cllccnrtr ..._basics of music -hca wy. Mtlody, rfrtllln -tin Malcal CJmnel. aon91, keyboard ~xerclMS mMI olllei' ocff-lttes. Ages 31/:z and up. OPEN HOUSE & ENROLLMENT DAY SA 1URQA Y, Nov. 4, I 0 am-Spm C all 645-8177 ~ RICCAR • RICCAR • RICCAR • RICCAR • RICCAR ~ u n ~ • ~ < u u ~ • ~ < .u u a:: • a:: < u u a:: • a:: < u u °' • 0:: < u u a:: • a:: < u ·FACTORY AUTHORIZED COLOR-GOOF SALE RICCAR 3 DAYS.ONLY• MOl-TUES.·WED. Government Rated Ahead or 8ern1na. Elna. Prall. Singer. 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PHONE: (714) 646-5058 (HO!bor~~J LA HABRA lARZANA lA MESA MONlClAIR ARCADIA ANAHEIM TOQRANCE CERilllOS/ ARTESIA PUENlt HIUS MAU (;()/V.';l//Uf.,'R S?et as good a standard ot livin~ with that pay here as you would with much lf~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"~w~oll?'~"""="'~l1'>~1'1711==========":rr:lfl:1 ":':'1~111~11~'<·~"'~)1:'~™:•~wt~'>:' ~~~ higher pay in a city " ~ Shaf<'r l'.>~liruall'ri th;,t a 1>mall business m a n wf1uld m<Jkt· al"11111l $20.000 a year. The city ad- m 1111strator lS paid $14,000. TAXES ARE LOW, Ncidfeldt said, with Falls City's totul mill lc•vy of 91 mills being the lowest h·vy <>£Nebraska's 25 lar gest c.-1ties. The til ics wc rt' rankl·d by the Cha mber of Com · mt'rce RcsearchPrs Association, an or~anization of res,•a rchc rs who work fo r local c hambe r s throughout the nation. The latest report, base<l on the estimated cost of Ji vi ng at the end or September, did not cover :-.uch m ajor cities as Roston, Los Angeles, San Franci~co or D»llas. Hobert P almer of lbe In- diana polis Chamber of Comme rce. wbo compiled thc report, said those cities did not participate in the voluntary study. -- T HE STUDY RANKED While Plains, N.Y., as tht• most t>xpens1ve place, 36.1 percent highe r than th1• average of all 208 c•iHcs. Falls City was 15.9 perc·l•nt Ix-low the average. Other cities includ~d San Oiego, lJ.8 percent aboVl' avt'rage; Chicago, 19.1 percent above: New York City, 16.6 percent above ; Houston, 1.5 per. C't'nt abovt.', Kdnsas City, Mn .. 3 3 percent above; Nt•w Orleans, .9 pcrct•nt below average; and Atlanta, 3 7 percent below. HOW TO BUY DIAMONDS THE TRUE STORY presented by INNOVATIVE DIAMOND MARKETING, IMC. FRI. NO. 3 • 7:30 P.M. TOPICS: I. How diGIWCb .. 19Mtcf. c:utmtd ...... md 2. Dtl11ra tff.c:t on ttt. wortd martr .. 3. ftrfc• 1t..uty alMt trade Neord 4. How YOU c~ qlldftl Md buy at wholftol• prices 5. Tlw WMqUGlltd curnttt prfa11Rffo~• 6. How to loerOCJ• diamonds (714) 975-0801 . (213) 626-4271. YOUR DAILY PILOT CA N BE RECYCLED! Or1mge Coatt College ooerates me offlc111 r~ryci.no center lo< Costa Mese 556-5981 SIZZLER GRAND OPENING IN NEWPORT BEACH On Bristol west of Jamboree Meat; drink and _be merry. J • / ' I~ I , , I • I I . • I ~ ..... ...... Paid PoUUcaJ Advertisement Proposition N ... An Open Lettef to the R~ldents of Newport Beach from Tite Irvine Compang • • Some of our good fri ends have advised us not to say a thing about Proposition N on Tuesday's ballot. Whatever we say, they tell us, will be looked upon as self-serving. So don't bother. Forget it. Well, we thought about that. We also thought about some other things. We thought about our obligation- eve.ryone's obligation -to speak up on things that are of questionaole value to our beautiful community, a eommunity we're proud to have· helped plan and build. We li ve here, we do bqsiness here, we own property here. Our employ ees get involved with and support -a lot of local . organizations and causes. We're part of · · Newport. We have been for a long, long-time. • · ·What helps the town, helps us. What hurts the town, hurts us. Afier thinking about these things, we r-realized we would have to ignore our frieQds' advice. Win .or lose, we would have to speak up on Propositio n N . · So here goes: We tninK it's a misguided proposition.· A good idea gone wrong. The Laguna Beach doctor who devised Proposition N says it will preserve public · access to bluff top view sites in Newport Beach. That's an admirable goal. What troubles us is Proposition N's method for achieving it. · It pushes aside responsible community planning, and replaces it with a rigid, inflex ible street co nstruction requirement along the bluffs. As a condition of subd ivision develop- ment, Proposition N says a street must be Jocated along .the edge of every remaining vacant bluff in Newport. As we read the proposition~ this ribbon of asphalt co uld be built as close as 25 feet to the blufrs edge. Also, the narrow strip or land left between the street and the edge of each bluff must be mainta in ed by city taxpayers as the subdivi sion's public ~'park" area-regardless of the unimproved land's stability or its suitability as a Ideation f Of a neighborhood park. With this bluff street arid strip park requiremens.comes the obvious prospect of I, ' "Its a good Idea gone Wrong~ on-street parking congestion caused by the vi siting public. It also opens up the possibili ty of paved off-st reet parking areas nearby. In short. there will be a need for a lot of asphalt to accommodate a lot of cars. That is how Proposition N would preserve access to bluff view sites. To us, the problems with this approach are evident. It ignores the geological. ecological, engineering and other land use drsign con- siderations that are unique to each bluff area. In our view. Proposition N is a paor substitute for thoughtful planning. For example: • It doesn't ass.ure bluff park sites that fit the shape and condition of the land and .are appr~priate to the needs of adjoining neighborhoods. • • It doesn't assure the best-designed blufftop road~ in terms of both environmental · and engineering con.cems. • It doesn't assure parking Jots that are located and designed to be unobtrusive in a bluff setting. • It doesn't assure peace a~d qui et for nearby residential areas. ... • And, finally, it doesn't provi de any mechanism for funding the construction and maintenance of strip parks that. while attracting tourists. may be of dubious value to the residents of Newport Beach. Proposition N not only doesn't ass ure or provide these things, but it makes them .very difficult, maybe impossible, to achieve. ,.. •Here's the actual language from the section of tl.e Proposition N ordinance that deals with /Jhtfftop street and park site locations: "Section 2 ... there shall be dediCJJted upon and by such map or plat a street along chat portion of the bltdf which a<.(jolns Newport Bay &A:>r the Pacific Ocean, and all streets of the subdivision leading to said street from the nearest dedlcattd main arterial street. Said street between the dwelling units and the edge of the bliiff a<.(jolnlng Newpo rt Bay &A:>r the Pacific Ocean shall be situated not less than 25/eetfrom thr waterside edge of undilplnlshed bll4ff. Local park dedication for the subdivision shall be applied 10 the land between said street and the waterside bh{/f edge.ll •· .. We know this because we're planners. And because we are, we know we never we.aid have submitted anything like the Proposition N plan to the city for approval. We don't think any professional planner would. Proposition N.1 puts masterplanning in a straitjacket. That's what troubles us .. We think there's a better way to go_ A way to gef the good part of Proposition N - public access to view sites-without having to accept the bad part -a band of asphalt stretched along the edge of ~very bluff. This better way is an ordinance that is already being drafted by the Newport Beach City Council. Like Proposition N , it compels the preservation of blufftop view sites. But unlike Proposition N, the proposed ordinance also allows for creative, imaginative and sensitive pJanning of the bluff areas, including the careful planning of city parks and access to them. We think this is a better planning aJll>roach. It is the kind of approach that has -helped make Newport the much-envied place 1 that it is today. . Just two more ~· · First, the Irvine Company can provide homes in the bluff areas and make about the same kind of profit with or without Proposition N. We want you to understand that. We just think that both the city and we can do a better job of planning without the severe restrictions imposed on land use choices by Proposition N. Second, most of the properties affected by Proposition N are Irvine Company properties. So why should anyone else care? Well, we think everyone should care -because while the land is ours today, it will be somebody else's tomorrow. It will belong to the people who live there and to the people who use the roads and public parl<s there. This could be you or someone you know. So what our bluff areas will look Uke in the future is something you might wan t to · think about very carefully as you weigh the merits of Proposition N. · fY1d you can be assured that we wiJJ go alooi with whatever decisiori you make. Thanks for letting us have our say. ,. Tt-E IRVINE cav1FW'JY . . .. I -. ,,,·· • l I . \ 1 •• i t i 0 .. r • __ , __ _ ---·· ... ..,._ --~-..... . --___ ....... ---' -·-·-~------,........,. _ _... __ _ • AJ2 OAllYPILOT LOCAL --------------------------- ~ . AstrOlogg: '~t Works'· Psychic Aids Cops Introducing The New Hammond 8-3000 By Rt;BEC'C'A HEl.M Of tlW Dally l"iMl tuff In 'pnng I~?. Joa,, lrvtoo Smith wu11 bitttltng Mobil 011 (.'o in a multi mlllJon doUu b1dd1ng con tt>M ror O~lWMlhlp or the lrv1nt Co F111.1lly on Moy 20. th(' 011 romvuny ""llhdf'\'w ;\ 1>k..i~oet Mn-C..nulh w1t11 tt:.kt'd how :.he un tH·1µ.1h'4I Mobil"" ~1<·twr"• "MV A..,"TROLO(;t:• SAID MAY 20 und Mity ~'O If " •• , .,ht -.. tu qooc1'd ot lh<' llmt' Tht• .1~trolo1•1•r wai. ll'UrtOfl MOl"!lt" of 8ttlbo1 l't•1111"ul.1 111• tlc.•"icr1~ th•• Mobil pn.-daction a1' ont• 11( th1· mc...,I .ir:11Hy1ntt of •~ cor\.-t.>r Uut tht•n • h.tH h1-.•n otht-r d.1y~ So<'h n!I tht• tilth• lht• ~l)ffi<!rl "llllt'ff Un(t Wt'd 1( 'iht• ... hOUld' ",. 1r h1·1 "ur111t· u.1nt,u11 to ht>r d1von ·1 ht•1u1n1 ~ \~rKOI O<.\". TH•. \'IJ(1•:11i1T Jrt th a t ... 1111h1·:. th .. ht ,1\ 1•11' 1nflu1•nc-t un huma11 h"''' " ,1111 '11'\H'A h11 otw'nl) ~corf \ lthoui.:h 1.ir Jrt1C't-<4 by cm1nt'nh 11uch a~ <;.1l11t'11 .1111! ll\'IHOll''k s "reAt mMtht'nai;Uclan JOh.n h.t ph•r • 15il l~I U trolnta 1'1 on •n )U(llJ>t'd W~t,, lhl· 1tt't•ulL h'J lt•,l\f'' und bl.tt'k l'til ttnd !>ttlt ovt•r tht \h11ul<kr ph1l1 ... oph1t·' :-.loth1n1o: puul1·s me· mon· thun time .wd 'PJCt' und ) t't nothintt puzzlt>' me lt>io.'>. ror I n~ver· lh111k Jbout ltll'm ·· Arillio.h ~~<tylst and hlerury 1•nt11· ('harl1•' l-'#mb one" '>aid '"ORSf:. WHO REGARDS ntWl'.p.tper'>' daily 1.,tl olo.:\> l'1>lumni. J !. '"JUbl for run , .. pUh ll ,lfllllht•r 'A HY If 1t 1ila1ly fort•l·~st 1 work!> out, you can say. ·t:t•t•, 1'>11 t .1.,1 rnhJj.:)'J >A ondt>rful .' and 1r 11 doel'>n't mu ('jn ... a ... ·r OC\.t.'r bl'lieved ih that stuff • !OYWJY ' ' Morbt' and bui.mt-!>S partnc•r Judy Zlntl own .ind o~·ratt· tht-Sun Sa)?n . an a.strolo~y 1>hop 1n San Juan Capistrano To~~ther they teach training l'lal'>st•s, read aslrolog1cul charts baM.'d on time and plact• or birth, and work on ~earch proJeots • PREMIERE SHOWING SOUTH GATE lAP 1 A LO!> Angt>l es psyc hic was lar gely ~~!~~~li~FiifM responsi ble ror the ar In Southern California with the exclttog 0.01•-Swtf~o reet or a South Gate man accused in the deaths of a 7-year old South Gate bo y and t w o B «>l l Gardens youth. police confirmed Wednesday. Ha r old•Memro. 33 . was arTested after the unide ntifi<'d psychi c de~c ribed a man to a police artist. who then dr e w a l-omposite sketctl. said Sgt. George Tro-xci l of the South Gate Police Depart "Tlent. BOB HENKE at the console Mr Henke will introduce the new B-3000 to Southern Ca1ttorn1a at our st0<e on • SATURDAY NOV. 4 at 2:30 p.m. E\'eryone Welcome -Be Sure end Attend! HAMMOND ORGAN & PIANO CENTER 2154 E. CoHI Hwy. Coron• ftl Mer, Celll. 844-8830 You ar e invited to this inspiring tree lecture on: CHRISTIAN StlENCE By JAMES SPENCER • "EVIL: ITS NATURE AND DEMISE" ALL Af E WELCOME ! Place .... Huntington Beach Inn 21 12 Pacific Coast Hwy . Huntington Beac h Date .... November 3. 1976 Time .... Friday. 8:00 p.m. T ht•y U1kc astrology ~l'nous1y. ORANGE COAST COUPLE IN THEJA •SUN SIGN' ASTROLOGY SHOP F~EE ADMISSION A GRADUATE OF OCCIDENTAL College, >Ahere tus father is a m ath professor, Morse i:. a former aerospace systems anaJyst. He said he worked otrl>oth the Gemini and Apollo space pro- 1ccb JudyZlntlCttecksChartWlthBuaineHPartaierBurtonMorse M rs. Zintl is a housewife and mother turned businesswom an9She has stocked ihe front section of the l'>hop with hundreds of astrology publica !Ions, a selection that Morse describes as "the largest in the country " 'Tiny Tots' Clms Set I\!> a s pecially, Mrs. Zintl practices th+> rar~ art of horary a.<;trology. It is a horoscope for the h1rth or a quesuon instead of a person, s h(' ex- plaanl-d A n<.'w "tiny tots" 1s offered by the South Coast Y MCA for 2· to 5-year-olds on Mondays and Wednesdays from 9 to JJ ·30 a .m . at the South Coast YMCA. 26076 "C" Get ty Drive. Laguna Niguel H ER WEEKLY COLUMN a ppears 1n two publlcat1ons and sh" 1s seeking syndication. In land-mad Southern California, questions she rece1vcoe frequently re late to timing of real estate ' transactions she says ... • The cost ... ror a two- month ~ession 1:. $50 . Mo r e inform a tion 1!> available at 831-YMCA or 495-045.1. Her most gratify ing examples of accur acy. howt.>ver. were in respon~e lo questions s he asked herself immediatt>l y following the Patt} Hearst kidnapping, ~he says RESF.ARCIDNG THE questions of the heirt-ss' !'afety and release. Mrs. Zintl says she founci abtrolog1cal ·information indi~.~µng ~is.s H e3;'"St was involved with tht· kidnappers and deception was pr~nl. You can Cha_rge ~DAILY flLOT CSonified Ads . , Bott M o r se a nd Mrs. Z1ntl wo rk on <SM> ASTROLOG \'. Page A 14 l 642·5678. WAREHOUSE SALE _ After 25 ytars we have ~osed our ousiness in An aheinb,.Our warehouse is overflowing. We are forced to s acrifice all remaining merchandise from that swre so that we may . continue to serve our Newport Beach cus tomers as a high style Design Studio. So for a fe w days oear with us as we l aod up our Newport Beach store with these exceptiona l bargains» Sale Items Reduced from 35°t0-]5% Drexel -He ritage -Henredon -Roya l Coach Upholst e ry ·-Stone & Phillips Airloom Bedding -Thomasville Pictures, Accessories, Artificial Plants ,. .... --- GOOD SELEC'fION OF LAMPS FROM MARBRO, FREDERICK CQOPER1 DESIGN GUILD DICK METTEER Fine Furnishings .& Interior Design 1727 W estchfl Onve. Newport Beach • 646·1678 Open 9-5:30 • Closed Sunday evenings Sy APP01ntment .. ,. .. It is easy to pratse when you should condemn and It is treqtiently not popular to tell the truth. His opponent boasts openly about hi s "pragmatic approach", but John Schmitz re· mains committed to the ethical and intelligent standards YOU can believe in 't• f .... Republicans must maintain at least their pre· sent 1 /3 m inority r epresentation in our State Senate if we are to have a veto power over the wild-spending schemes of the present Senate , leadership. John Schmitz will cast m any votes that pre- vent one party contr:ol. John Schmitz . . . Seek s local answer s whenever possible wher e total costs are less and where decisions ar e felt most -and can be modified .,,ost r eadily by the people effected. H e f eels that power given to govern- ment is so hard to reverse that it• must b e given very slow ly and carefully and onl y when no other solu- tions ar e possi ble. THIS IS NOT JUST ANOTHER ELECTION! REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS AND INOEP.ENOENTS ALL NEED A TRUE TWO PARTY LEGISLATURE -1- ANJ) JOHN SCHMITZ AS THEIR STATE SENATOR . John Schmiti . . . EDUCATOR . . concerned about the beauty and charm of our county and our coast s. " How to protec \. our asset s . . ·our freedom, our economy, our chi ldren and our retired folks ... are John's constant deliberation and his dedica- tion. Community feeders to national leaders, representing all sides of the political spectrum, have UNITED In their suppon of JOHN SCHMITZ. ' Among them: Pre11dent Gerald Ford Governor Ronald Reagan Congressman Robert Badham State Senator Dennis Carpenter . Novemlter 7ih ••. Howard Jarvis Vote John Schmitz ••• for Senator . ~ Paid tor by Schmltl tor State Senate • James E. H.Jdobas. Trea<,urer • 1 0 . :rTeo<m • 4600 Campo!> Or . Newport Beach. CA qU6o ' . ., • I _,. ' .. J · ... -~ --· .. ----------·-·----- AT YOUR SERVICE I NATIONAL -cot o pro""7n" Tl'wn wtitt to Pot °""" POI 1DUJ CUI rtd /opt, ttu&g tlN auwtTa Cl1ltd adbl !IOU MM to l t.-lUt' ••·• m q<it•rrnm('nl and ~,.,, Mail ~r quntl()nll to Pat Ounn, Al YflllT Sffwf <>ran!J• Cocut DruJu f'llnr. Pt> Hor I~ Co~a Moo. (' /, 9:626 As man11 ~"""' cu pou1bU u:nlJ b4' a1U1Ur1rd. bkl P"''Wli'd niqu1n.r1 '" ~""'' Mt mC'lwbng th~ Teodt'r 1 rWl omnr. oddtu1 nnd ~u hour• ~ ftumhl·~ can1'0f M ron..~td..-rttd Thu rolU1t111 OPJ"°ari1 do1 ,., ~ z:r,.,,, Sat urda11$ .. .... s,.. r.Ut r rrt• •• , .... ,ft" D EAit It£ Df!lt · Fada tou Hukt know bf-for• bu)lni • 'P• or litoC tub •·UI bf. dJat'un.ed la l•o lffh m•t1 •& Go!dH Wt&l C'~a ... No". Z .nd t. ,,. •• ,,Tum l Ill J·)t p.m . Ad ml Ion to e•t"lt ~turt- t. a. . Ed Twwr. pr kklll of Ldmre Spa Woftd. Good Score, Wrong League W At:illlNOTON I AP I U then"s one t1 ure-ftre IY"t.:m for gdtlntt a r~ &nK ctw..:r itround Boston. ll ''i t.o i.u i.oml'llulli ruce ubout t.h(' beloved Bolton Red Sox ert.•ldent Car1-~r trit'd It the other da:; and got u .iood round of apph1ws~ But he got " Uttlc mlit~ up. ' TH•: PRF.JUOlo:N'f WAS IN th(• mid11t of a 1>oht1<·1tl lnP-U> Nt•w EnKhmd und wni, uddre!tsing u 'ltrt•t.•I r11tly in tht· old mill town of Lynn. Mai.s .. north1·.tJ1I of l~ton ; . Ile _gnw ,. h11l or pnoriue~ offered to bjm by tlnuite Speaker 'l'homus P O'NNll. a favorlte in thobe ~. and :>-aid they were presented an ta- crensl rut order of importance The rtrst thlng mentaoncd was passagb of a hospital Coiil ronlalnment bill Then cam.e a -.trat~g•c us m:, 1tmitat1on treaty und control of in· flatwn · Van Nuy", wlll talk about buylna a 11pa at &.he ftnt f'INALLV. TOE NO. l priority: "To see the lttbu·~. Topll'1 lodlMlf' ho~ to 11ave mooey ln the Rt>d Sox win the> Nauonal League pennant and t.o p•rd t Hf' and opuaalon. choice~ la atylf's, • win tht' World Serie1J" · materlah and aappc>rt t'qulpm.-11t 111Kla u tbe All well and good. However. 8ost.oq hasn't had beaWir, and wt.at &.o loolL for lo a warranty. u National League team since ~. when the Tarwr baJJ beea ht &ht> SIMI buWaeu for ieven yean. ud wu ill Ute 11"1immla1 pool bmi.Deu for •• yea~. 'He ,,., a mt>mbf'f of lht' board or the Swim ming Pool Tracff'" ("onlractlng Ai.~l1Ulon of Callforul;, 4tod tht· ~.ttlonitl S"lm mln1t Pool loi.tituw . Talldn1 abc:lut hot tub!> on Nov. 9 will be John Londf'lhu. president A>f Amf'rican ~tot Tub In· duatrles. lrvlne. and also a director of NSPJ and on thf board or the Statl. tlcal Commbu;too of Spai. and Hot 'l'Ub&. His ltttur•• will cover all ly.J)es of hot tub materials and .-quipmenl and how to pick tbf' right oae for your pt>rsooal u"e. AIM> covered wlU be prices. operatlne costs, !ilzes, and life expectancy ol &he various producb. Catalog Pauern• Ca.t1m1n DEAR PAT: I am takin~ belly-dancmg classes and would like some costumes They are ex· pensive'-<> buy, but I do a lot ol sewing. Can you help me tra<'k down i.ome pat.terru.., I've looked, but c an't find any. · E .T . .'lrvine V oa can order a ~bole catak>1 hill of aqthentk: befly.dand ng costume· patterns for $3 fro• JehloT, P .O. Box 577, Renton, Wash.~- Sand Aaeay Grit .. n.e. Fl•blt Boi.lon Braves moyed to Milwaukee. The Red Sox play in the Aml·r1can League. ••• Tht· pn'srdl·nl also reported in Lynn lhal ooe tlay aflu Pols:.h Cardinal Karol Wojtyla was 1·ho:.cn as the n<'w 'pope, O'Neill, apparently sens· mg a trend. suggl·sted that Carl Yastnemski. the Hed Sox lefU1elder and part.time first baseman. !-hould bl' the next U.S. se<:retary or state. Carter s aid that ~en Cyrus R. Vance. cur. r c ntly holdi n g t h os t . s t e ps down, Yastrzcmski's services uld be sought. Later. ut a s mall fund-raising reception, Carter invited the tf.illplayer to the White House for a visll. Cane Punislnnent -. KUALA LUMPUR , Malaysia <AP> -A customs officer has been sentenced in the sesaions court of Penang to Life Imprisonment and 12 strokes of the cane after pleading guilty to nartotics tral!1cking. Ntrzail Bin Mohamed Noh. 26. was charged after about 83 grams of hcrotn and 1.32 grams of morphine were found al hi:. customs quarters in Penang last Nov. 27. T he maximum penalty for the offence is death. Carttt' t1ftr I srae l i De f ense Mini s ter Ez e r nu.cs.y, No*"be' 2. 1978 OAll.V PILOT A 13 CLOSING DOWN TO AVOID BANKRUPCY . l.ARGEST ORIENTAL RUG WAREHOUSE IN THE SOUTH We have bffn comm1u1oned by the ownen of CASPIAN RUG WAREHOUSE ot Oauphlne St .• N.ew Orleen' to sell their entire inventory of 011er 3000 HANDMADE ORIENTAL RUGS many of which hweboen tn stock lor vears. WE WILL OFFER THE PUBLIC IN LAGUNA HtllS OVER 400 OF THESE RUGS TO BE SOLD BY ......_ PUBLIC AUCTION ON: Sat., Nov. 4 AT: Holiday Inn 25205 La Paz Rd Laguna Hills Auciti-: R. Alher lnf011n111tiOf'; Collec:t . 21~ Auction: 2 pm Preview: 1 pm Teml6. Cash I Checb A, A & A, Inc. Wei z man., who has -~tJl;---liliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifA~ foug ht in a few wars in his time, says th e -.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ one man he wouldn't want lo face in battle I STOP ARTHRITIS PAIN & SUFFERING I is President ~rter. _ NOW _ Weizman told \u .s. .___________ -------~,~---.. Sen . Abraham Ribicoff . D-Conn .• he has never seen a man ,__. "mor e lenaciou~ .. then Carter. STIMULATES young minds. Saturdays in the Ir .. J. Sc~ui.12, DJ .ll Pllmtst announoea the opening ol h1a practice for the medical and surgica l treatment of disorders ol the toot 1n the We believe our prO(f uct and method cures arthritis i. guarantee f u'n refund if you do not experience tremendous results in 30 days' h PYRAMID HEALTH CORP. I,. Promotes Healing • ThOusaods ol Proven Cases · No Side Effecl.5 . Natural Healing Herbs & Mineral Caosule• • No Aacmn or Hatmful Drugs Owly $6.95 For JO Day S...., Of kw tMo f·A Included with every Ofder IMPORT ANT Health C.re Book INTIOOUC'TOltJ Offll: l IOTTU ... WITH "9tY PURCMA1tl EACH CASE IS HAND~ED PERSONALL V. PLEASE SPECIFY LOCATION OF PAIN WITH YOUR ORDER FORMULA S-A 20301 0~10 ST SANTA ANA HTS.. CA 92707 SOON TO BE AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING HEAL TH FOOD STORES. Mtto V~ w.di~tll ....... 1530 ltllier Stred, s.tte Ci (;01to Mno, CA '2624 f19.663l (JACK ANDERSON) REVIEWS in the DAILY PILOT \ DEAR PAT I bou~ht a n unfinb hed pine bookcase several years ago and never put any fmish on it I've decided t.o varnish it. bul t.he sur. face ha~ becom e quite dirty. What'a the beat way to clean 11 , and c:m l use a scmr.gloss varnish on it., . B.T .• Irvine Wipe the bookcase thoroughly with turpentine and sand out any dJrt thal rf'm•fni. in th .. pores of tilt> wood. Seml·gl~ss or any olber kind of varni:.h Nll be u!led for flnlshl•& U. You wouldn 'f' say "·keep the change''-atthe Supermarket. Samafl r ..... 1s. Mq • E91Jtt• DEAR PAT: J ordered "How To Get Every Cent Uncle Sam Owes You" from Instant-Learning lnc. last August. My check was cashed Aug. 30. but I haven't rer<>1ved this report. The ad said that the rc•port "must show _you how to qualify for a minimum nf $.SOO in goverhmenl checks this year alone or vou don't pay a penny." J 've pa1cl $8.98 .• md c<1 n ·1 f•veo &ct the repor1 H.C .. Huntington Be<1ch lnstant·~aming Joe. promises lo man this fe• port to you Immediately. AYS bu had previoas complainl~ about bis fir m's ak>w merchandise deUvery. This eolumn also 111-.examined mater· lals that promise you can "cash in" oo various 1overnmenL benef1ls. Any federal-government of· flee can provide the sam e lnfomfaUon at no t"Osl to you. All yo. have &o do Is ask. ' Olarlt• Spettdlag OtttH•ed DEAR P AT:,Can you tell me where I can find out how a part.icw ar char ity allocates its money? B°"' Can I f'ind B...-ef lte.uf • DEAR PAT: Several years ago 1 saw a lovely Hummel Ch ristmas creche set at a gift. store in tbe East. I've looked each Call for this set, but have never found one. Shall I just give up. or is there some way I can find oul If any stores in Southern California have this creche available? C.T .. Fountain Va11ey Reqllelt the name ol a store that will stock this item for yoa by wrlllng to: Hummelwerk, 2Sf iilit\'41il Clearbrook Road, Elmsford, N.V. 11523. A "Herltace Pewter" color catalog also caD be or· d~ fmm CM above address rot-st. , -· • . .. .. . ... , .. · .. ·: , ' : ... Why Say if Where you keep your savings? ' .. ', r $15.48 1s the extra amount earned by an average L9s Angeles Federal Savings account of $6, 192 for one year at regular passbook interest rates. That's $15.48 more than a com mercial bank pays on the same amount 1n the same type of account fo r the same period of time. At today_'s prices, that won't fjll your grocery cart. Bur it's worth adding to the many money-saving services you 're entitled to as a Los Angeles Federal Saver. - .. . ' .. . · . ·.·. .. ; . . ,: Passbook savings accounts pay 5 Y4 °/o, day in day out, 5.39°/o.a year with daily compounding. A Certificate of $1,000 or more pays a higher rate. guaranteed up to 8°/o for 10 years, 8.33°/o with daily co mpounding. There is also a 6-month, $10,000 Money Market Certificate which is based on U.S. Treasury Bill 411terest rates and pays 1/4 °/o more than any commercial bank.• Why not transfer your savings to the Newport office of Los Angeles Federal Savings today- and ·\eep the change''yourselt! Savings insured to $40.000 LOS ANGELES FEDERAL ·SAVING . NEWPORT BEACH a201 Newport Blvd._-across from City Hall • 675-4500 OP!N Mon. through Thura. t l°M·-6 'M' '''·I AM.e PM • Prem!turely withdrawn Certlf 1cate Accounts earn interest at the Passbook rate for the term of investment. less go· days Head Office Los Anoeles Federal Savings end Loan As43oc1at 1on . ".:,;:~) ·. One Wilshire. Loa Angeles 90017 •Other otf1eet. lhroughout the area ... ~;·-::.!.";' .\:: ...... # • .• •' ·I•• • • .. • •, • ' - • - ------·----. ,......... --------- AJ4 OAU.V PILOT . 200 Classes Offered At Coastline Colleg \oasUuw r c,mmunHy CoUt"&e w11J o(ftr mort-thun 200 tuihon fr"f't• ..,hort term clB.l>M"•-. b.'ilftllHIK Nov 13 • .-t oe1ghborhood locution:. ('lasr. i.rtwdult~ ·~•II bf' ma1h-d to area n•1ud,•n!J. and will 1nr luctc formti for rf'g1 ... trattu11 l>y mail a J:GINTRl\TION MAY ol•o be C(\m ph·tt·d ut lht• f1 r't w•Nc>n of vat"h clai.i., but 1'.1rh 111,111 rc·w1~tratum ~a' t:oct1urj .:1•d 111 11l11J111 lhr dt•\lrnf • • • rluit \I 'Ull'b will bt• In Seal Beach, Newport H+•orh, ('<>sta Mesa, llunl· angton fk>ur h 110ill f''ount1un Vulley. Ontt of lht· locutiof\11 111 the Ruyvluw <'entt<r 1n Swll.11 Anu llf•ll(hl.:l, whore nine WN'k r lur.M'!I in rt•ul estuk, ln- Vf•11t1n.c . murtn1• tntl'rttdul c:cology, l(uirar und other t1ubJccti. will be taut( ht Mor 1• infor-mutlon 11> uvullable at I ht• t•nl h•.:1·: 963 ~ OCC to Open Registration ~ More than :?()() tu at 1011 frt'1' d1ty and evening , classes will bt>~rn the "eek uf Nov 13 at On &nge 'Coast Collt'jo"el' IO cu.,l it M c~a ' Open rt>ltli.lrutiun. l'Ondul'lt>d on a first-come. first .st>r vt-d buMi.. runs from Monday'through Nov ~ J7 an the O<T ltdm1b ... 10n.s and "fCOrdb office The 0H1re 1s opt•n Mondays throu.:h Thun.days from 8 tt ,m to 7 JO 1> m . ltnd .. Fradtry~ from 8 a m . to 2 p.m • -THE Cl.ASSES RA NGE from a half to four un it s They inrlu~e such subJc..Ct.:. as acco4,fll!ng, agr1cultW't', air transportation. all.ted health. art, astronomy. biology, business information systems. clothing and textitcs. commwucauons-. computer sr1ence. dan~. drafting, ecology, and English~ Other departments offenng courses are food and nutrition. health education. humanities. in- dustrial art, leisure sew1ces, r6acbine technology, manne actrvilles, marine science, m athematics. mus ic. photography, phy s ical e ducation , psychology, radiologic technology, real estate, res piratory core. secretar ial scie nce. Spanish. travel agency and women's studies. Registration information IS available al 556-5736. Fro• Page A 12 ASTROLOGY •• - astroloJical charts for neriborn chHdrel). They maintain that the rharts can help make parents aware of the child's sensitivitiei> and special abilities. "Astrology is predir ting in lhe sense that character is dl•sUny," Morse says, expounding on his favorite sub)ect. ALntOUGH EACH PE~N controls what t,appens to him or her. he continue$. the position of the stars and planets at the time oI each person's birth 1s unique to that person. /"\ The birth position in the universe exerts in- nuences throu~hout a person's life and accounts for the fact that even though a peaon may be very unhappy, he or she r arely wishes to change iden- tities with anyooe else, Morse adds. Death and djsaster predictions? THE TWO DON'T BELIEVE in fata~·c re-· dictions. ·Morse says he deals only. wi rob- abilities. and i( tie sees trouble in a cha • be tells tht> c lient. "This will be t_~riticaJ time for you." The Sun Sign is in its ni nth year and Morse and Mrs. Zil}tl express contentment with their. work. Both began the study or astrology as ske,P· tics. but soon overcame their doubt. How? "Bee a use it. works,'' they · reply in un· 1son VJSliors to .Face ,. Prints, P~ctiJres ' MORGAN CITY. La. IAP) -St. Mary Parish <County > is oo place to go i! you're on the lam Crom the law and need work. The paris h began registering newcom ers Wednesday. taking fingerprints and photogr aphs under an ordinance sparked by a series of murder~ in this coastal boom town. "I DON'T KNOW IF WE will stop -crime in this area, but we will stop criminals troin ci>ming down here to hide out," said Calvin Gros. head o( the newly formed ID Center Inc. of Morgan City, one of three firms handling registrations. Gros said ··a couple of barmaids, a coupfe or guys looking for jobs and a couple of guys ready to go on Jobs" have registered. About 40 public offi cials also regisle.red. ti~ said, "to lel people know they are 100 percent for the program.·' ~ ..,., A city Olldinance requiring reg~tr.aUon of itinerant wor•rs has been in effe<!t in ~organ C ity s ince June . On Wednesday, a similar ordinance extended the r equirement to the entire parish. '- THE ORDINANCE REQUIRES a nyone arriving in the parish for a job to register before being hired Those already working must obtain a n 1dcntifirallon card if they change jobs . The fingerpnnts go to the FBI for a routine check: The Amencan Civil Liberties Union has said it will rhallen~c the ordinance in court i f a worker complains and is wilting to be a plaintiff. A simHar ordinance has been in effect for 15 years m Plaquemines Parish, which straddles the mouth of the Mississippi River below New Orleans :.ind has many transient workers. MORGAN CITY, WHICH BAS about-26;<)00 pt'rmanent residents, is a jumping-off spot for' Louisiana's offshore oil Industry. Many transients are attracted to oil rig and shipyard jobs in the urea. The worker n~glstration ordinances were prompted by five kidnap·murders blamed on a drifter who worked as a welder in St. Mary Parish under al} aliumest name . .. WANTED DIAMON_,S •GEMSTONES Jewels by 1osephs la searching for diamonds and gemstones from private lndtv•duals and estates. Careful examination and evalaation by our eirpei'ts. Higt\Mt prices pe1d Cati 5-40-9066 1().9 daily, Salurday 1<>-6. Sunday closed l\sk for Betty Grace or Franlt Vanderwall leviels by Iosep~ SOuth Codt Plaza • 3333 Brlsrot. Costa Mesa • 5<40-9066 . ... I I ; .. - I . . .. . . . .. hotwltlr When JOU ..... · Super efficient OH water heatert with O...._llnad Wllce. r apid hot· water recov•ry system . and energy-aavlng teetur-. 7911 ••••• ..................... 5' ................. 114.11 . , . r LOCAL I NATION To Ploy or Noi-, The P crfor mi~g Arts Society of Phjladelphia says it is canceling a re· cltal by pianist Vla dimfr Horow itz because he failed to return a signed contract. But Horowitz ' manager says th\: virtuoso "has every inlehtion of playing." The concert was scheduled f~ Sunday at the Aca<4?my of Music. from b1ckl1 to flood with Just a touch .soarkllng Wlrome-ptated faucet as- 1semblv allows you to control both temperature_llnd flow of water with just one hand! Tiwt's realty important to the housewife! And. it's easy to install ... #8750. Reg. 17 95 new llner for that old trar ·low lustre, but a bright Ideal Spread Latex Wall &~ Paint So what If your old tray Is .gooped up With old paint. Just put In a tough plaetlc finer and It's~ good u new. Reg. 29" 19° by · Glldden. For a wall or woodwork. Scr ubba low lustre finish Easy water Cleen- up. Reg. 11.99 7!! new twist for *lvlng screws roar cbolce peg or hardboard extend rour source of power . -Laroe blade tcrewdrtver with r atchet head. RepJacea old taahloned screwdrivers. #BK-6. Reg. 4.49 2•• Ille llelt 11 on and on ... • Strong sheets of durable hardboard or handy, convenient pegboard. Each sheet 2'x4'. Reg. 89< each 69!,h flex Ible ventllatlon 4-lnch diameter dryer vent hOM. Fully flexible h••vy-gauo• w lr •. covered with ~able vtnyt. Reg. 50t tt. 30!. . . ·- '\ ~I portable llghthlg I' .. new .. ~-------, MERCURY SAVINGS flat but not down & out • Spreo Larex Flar Wall Paint by Olldden Washable, colonaat Oat finish Easy water clean-up Reg. 8 99 4'..t don't fool wfth your tools Put lhem 1way safely In this strong, metal tool box With 6'" Wld8 hip root end Hft-oyl tray. #615. Reg. 8.49 a• clears out plugged drains .. ' . . • .. •• .. :· !: . . . . . . ---.__._.._._.,_.._, ____ _ -------· ' . . f ; .. I i: y ~ ""·------...----------./ --·· .. ._.. --------..r1111: - \ \ INSIDE : •Outdoors •St~ks Thund9y, NoY9mb9f 2. 1978 aJ \ -- Funny Cars They Ctpi Be Dangerous By llOWA.KDL. llANDY Of .. oetly ........... He was once a stablemate or Danny Ongaia when both drove Mach l Mustanfs'l'or Mickey Thompson and he bas survived a crash of a uel-altered drag racer at more than 200-miles-per·bour that coat bµn more than a year to re- cover. But It hasn't altered bis out.look on drag raclng and lbia weekend. Pat Foster. 38. will be amorig th~ top cont.en· ders in the NAPA Regal Ride Manufacturer's Funny Car championships at Oranee Counly lnternationaJ Raceway. '\ . FOSTER HAS WON THE RACE ln two of the previous 11 rears ( 1971 and 1974 I, and reels be has another com· j>etiUve entry this time in a car owned by Newport Beach· baaed Super Shops. Wilb his vast experience In drivl~ drag ractna cars. be has never followed in the footsteps of Don Prudhomme and Tom McEwen. among others. and owned bis own car. "I made myself a promise when I was 18 that I would never invest my money in a car." Fqster says. "I have alwa)'s driven for someone else and at that time. I couldn't foresee any financial future In owning a car." BE RAS BAD TWO SERIOUS CRASHES. lhe first in Irallas that also involved another car. "We got mixed up in the lights and took a bad tumble but I was fortunate and dldn 'l get hurt." • -o.ll'f f'llllt SWtt ........ The other came in Lona Be~ch at Lions Drag Strip <oow defunctl. >A PORTION OF THE 44 COURTS THAT DOT THE LOS CABALLEROS TENNIS ccue IN F\UNTAIN VALLEY. "We were in a testing program." he recalls. ''We had a new b~ of rear-e neine fuel altered car and had Min it several times before. Som~~ing . (or EveryQne "THE NEW CAR DIDN'T BA VE any wings. the engine was set too rar back on the rear wheels and there were several other things we found wrong "Basically, this is bow we found out bow much we needed the wings. "l was coming into the Dltbls al the fini~b line when l lost it and crashed into a telephone pole at better than 200·mph Without the wings. it •didn't start lo raise !become airborne\ until the finisb line and it got out of control " You Na1J1e It,· Los Caballeros Will Have It - By ERNlE CASTILLO Of ... o.lly ..... SUtl From a strawberry field in a less-than· desirable part of town to a half-completed recrEalion city in a $'l20,000·an·acre neigbborbood, the Los Caballeros Racquel and Sports Club seems to have s prung up overnight. . Since CbnstrucUon on the sprawling 28· acre Fountain Valley facility began in April of 1977, 44 tennis courts have been complete(j, 15 mini-clubhouses built, the largest jacuui in Orange County installed and concrete poured for a SO.meter s wimming pool and twin-court omnaaium. AL&EADY. IT IS LISTED as one of the top SO tennis clubs in the country and when the final touches are added in lbe summer of 1979. the project will be the lareest private facility of its kind in· the world. Ambitious as lt ls encompassing, Los Caballeros indeeds offers something for every- body, whether it be a novice learning a sport, an amateur polishing skills or a pro- f~ional training. . Tbe Anaheim Oranges oC World Team Tennis c.ho6e Lo6 Caballeros for their training site last year and t.be Orange County Stars or the International Volleyball Assn. will do likewise next season. ~n the amateur leve~. Athletes in Action is moving its national headquarte rs to Los Caballeros. the American National Volleyball Assn. has picked the club for Its national trlllning grounds and the Southern California Juruors Sectional Tennis Championships have already made the move. THOUGH TENNIS and racquet· ball are the ,main 'features. the complex will have something for every member of the family Besides the 61 outdoor lighted le~ courts, seven indoor tennis courts, 20 indoor rac'quetball courts and six outdoor tliree·wall racquetball courts, Los Caballeros b when completed, will Include: a two-court asl<et- ball gymnasium: a SO·m eter competition s wimming pool ; a two-court volleyball gym· nasium; an outdoor mini-stadium; men'a and women's health spas; gymnastic, ICarate and ballet studios; a 12-\aoe bowling alley ; and, for co~ence sake. a child care center. arts and crafts studio, barber shop and beau· ty salon. Long ran~e plans also caH for a commercial·recrealionaJ business park to be built nearby. "U you can't ftnd something at Los Caballeros. you ought to be in bed," says public relations direct.or Anthony ~opp. J~~ WHO TOGiTeER with THE CLUB HOUSE AND PATIO AT LOS CABALLEAt>S RACQUET CLUB. \. Kings Had Chances Lessard Dealt First Loss ~ INGLEWOOD <APl -The Toronto Maple Leafs, coming into the game with a four-game winless streak, fin ally found the wln· ning combination al the expense of the Los Angeles Kings. "The difference was our penalty killing and power plays," said T01'011t0 Coa~h Roger Neilsen followieg. Wednesday's 4·2 National Hockey League victory. "And Mike Palmateer made 10me~Dfg saves, which is what you need w~you're killing penalties like we were." THE KINGS RAD 34 shots on goal, lncludlnsl 14 ln the final period u the Maple Leafs were hit with * * 1t four penalties to none for Los Angeles. TorOllto ~..,...,,.. t ,. 1 ..... Palmateer wu able to atop all but ooe L•l A••• e , ,_, of t he Kln1s' final-period shots. Fl"' ~-1, r...,., runiou11 ho-ever. to p-.....,e the vi,..~ry 1 IM<D•"••d, 5•'"''"''· •·)• ... • •~• • '-'"" ' """'°Illes -a. wit-. l.A, J•56; 0 Laony Mc~ald provt.ded ... _ S ar'-Wiiiiam•. Tor. 7:11; ~-. l.A. t ·7•; UVU LU.? Sp a Ptlm1t11r, Tor, urvtd b• for tbe Maple Leafs. as he scored his H111<1t1son, e:M; ~ I.A, •:21: o. fifth and sixth goals of the season and JV~~~:'!;,T:~:t~' -2, To~•"'•· Set Up another. McKecltl\11 7 \Sotltnlfl'll), l :U J, T-lo, MtOaNl<J S !T~ll. Sh· .. _, .... lip Jack Cameron conceived and designed the complex. echoes the sentiment. His recovery took more than a year . · 'Tllis is going to be a base staUon for people to work and train. That's the-whole point right there." says the sell-proclaimed tennis nut. ''The idea and concept Is brand new There's nothing like it in the U.S. or the "I PROMISED MYSELF that when the day came that I was nervous. f would quit When r finall y got back an a car after more than ,. year. I was really fnehtened and l world." . ~ · passed . A combination of hindsight' and roresight helped Fleitz and Cam eron develop their three-year -old dream project. Their ex· perience came from 30 years as tennis jet setters and the successful Palm Desert Ten· nis Club they recenUy completed. "A week later, J got things under cont.rot again and 1 have been ~oin~ ever sihce. But if the time comes that l "WE'VE BEEN ALL OVER the world and seen Wimbledon and all the great clubs." FJe1U says. "We've incorporated Ideas from all qf them. But we don't ·bave any advtsors and there wer.e oo l!'"asibllity studies. We did it all ourselves. "We just play a little tennis. bulld these little clubs I'm not worried about ~e millions." · As far as monetary figures [lre con- cerned. the word million keeps ·cropping up when discussing Los ¢ab8lleros. So far. the project .ba:i,. cost S3 million with the final estimate ·pelged at around $10 million. ' ,. . THE LAND AL-ONE, at $40,000 an acre. cost over a .million which ts a bargaJn con- sidering surrounding property has risen to $120.000 an acre in just a year and a hall. The tennis co~ each run around $14,500 so that ·s another mUJion right there. . But tht! way DUlmberships have. been selling, despite a palt.ry S3.000 spent in ad· vertising, makes the club look like a great in- vestment Over 800 individual membershi ps have been sold so far and lO of the cabarnt locker suites-a virtual_priyate club within a private club-have already been leased. A total of 4.5 are olanoed. AT 111AT.RATE, THE OWNEll&fi~e to 1et Los C~balleros sell ltseU i espec13:1ly with a surpnslngly low number of mem · bersbips available. The club promises to. maintain a ration or one court for every 3S tennis membersh.ips-2,000 in aU -witb an additional 3,000 memberships available for the remainder of the facilities. With monthly dues of $24 for tennis families and $12 for sports families. It's easy to see why the mem· berships are ex~ted to bf> filled in two years . See FUNN)'. Pace 8Z 'f.o top It all off. Los Caballeros has already begun to develop its junior tennis and youth swimming programs . Ray Reyes. who served as aquatics director for 14 years at the Mesa Verde Country Club. bas been ap- pointed to a similar 1>9st at Los Caballeros. And club president Chuck Boyle is spearheading a tennis program that bas risen from four to 76 participants, aU of whom are junior champions from Southland cities or LOOKING FUNNY FOR FRIDAY'S RACES AT OCIR . . • <See LOS CABALLEROS. Page BS> "'" . ~~Newport:, Edison Meet Friday -Pivotal Football Test ...;. By ROGER CARLSON Of -o.11, ...... SUff Newport Har~r Higb's Sailors and the Edison Chargers. .both wibeaten. a!~ Sunset League football starts, clash Friday night a{ Jrumlngton ~each Hid\ in a pivolal test that can IU propel Edison to an'1mosl certain crown~r (2) breathe flew life lnt.o the Sailors and Fountain Valley in the race for the league cbamplonshi~ Edison edged Founlaio Val\eY In lut week 's manic. 10.7, thus Fountain Valley's only realislic hope is Ii Newport victory Friday, giving FV a shot at Newport Nov . 16, they played u s ." says ,Edison Coach Bill Workman. "And ~ think it took its toll the next week Realislically. I think it is a big factor for any game after an emotional game_" Ptzzica ~ays: ·~ve. t.Qough_t or thal posslblll· ty, but this is Edison's Homecomi ng and t·nrwre they're thumping the' drums. Nobody seems to have trouble getting up for NewPOrt Everyone .. thinks Newport Is the lilt le rich kid." The Sa1lors wll\ have Dave Hliit!I starting at quarterback,. which figures to make the ~ offense more effective. "We try to do the best we can." says Plzzlca. "but we're just not an of· fensive team." THE SAltOltS OF COACH 8111 Pintea have proven worthy adversaries to F.dlson in the paal. NEWPORT'S DEFENSE has limited four of defeating Edison three times in the (our.year the past five-opponents to ~ total or 13 points. series. lncluding 8 17-14 decision in tm. Edison will be without com erback Bill. Cud- Toronto bad m<n'ed to a 3-0 lead ort a ·~ •:>.s. • . .._ ~. Go1c111o, flnt·period 1oal by lao Turnbull and !:::'.!::: ~'.;:,~·~"~: second -period tallies by W-'lt N 1:1t•fletll1.LA.11:1•. M K bnl ..... M Do Id Third Perlecl -s.•Torol\to, c ec e llUU c na . Meo.Mid • ~,,., •• Lot . . _,, ,. ..... ~ s (~, G«· GLE~ r.IU n.1p CUT W lead to '"'1'.1·12.PeMltM -~,Tw, 1""~"" ~ I 00. llOolMottt, Tor, II.It, Sl"*, two when be scored for the Kines before '°'· 1N1 • .--. Tor,,, ... .the third pert.pd ended, but McDonald u':T,,';:::.;:::::O •HH~ tallied apln ln t.bl!"final period to b\llld O.,.let-T_., .....,..._,Let Bobby Hull announced tus re.tirement from hockey Wednesday. Hull was a long· time star ~ the Chicago Black Hawks before jump· ing to the Wlrylipeg Jets ot the World Hockey Assn. in Ediaob ls ranked No. l ln Orange County with .more (dislocated shoulder 1 and reserve tailback a 5·1 record and No. 2 In the CJF Big Five Con· Mike Perry <kMe1. ference. Newport bas not enjoytd a rating In either poll since the season started and ls 4·2 overall, In· .. N~RT BAS ALW~~~ given us trouble. cludln• a JM> non·league to.a to Servile. period. says Work~an. It s a pretty good • But the Sailors enter wtth a 13-0 tW\eup over rivalry and a championship same any W{l)' you Huntington Beeth wbUe £diaon could still be In look at It. lhe clqudl rrom ttatriumpb over Fountain Valley. "And the makeup or our team is to play to th~ • level of our opposition. Wt haven't bee.n able to put .. MAalNA WAS ERff110NAL for ua when anyo~e away and Newport ls Sood·" the loci black. ' _ ,.._.,~.A-t.M. 1. -' • . ) ... ., ' . ~ . I . :• . '• I '· .. -· • 112 OAJLY PILOT CdMGirls Ripiaguna With Ease By fl()WUD L. RANDY °' .. Deify~ le.ff Alleen Semonsen played an outalandin& game on u,e rront line and lhe Corona del Mar High School girls volleyball team proved why ft is the No. l ranked team ln lbe CIF with a convincing lS·l3, 15·6 victory over No. 2 ranked Laguna Beach Wednesday night ln the winner's gym. • -Semonsen was all over the court. blocking Laguna Beach shots. s piking for her own team and serving well desplle a pain· rul eye injury that came early In the match when a teammate's ringe r accidentally scraped the eyeball as the two went for a ball in the back court. COACH MIKE DtJNCAN'S Laguna Beach Artists rattled off eight straight points to lake an 8·3 edge in the opening game ~ith Deidra Dvorak serving well bn the first six. But the composed CdM squad of Coach Mike Cram came back with a balanced attack to tie the count and go ahead after it had been lied twice by Laguna . Cht'r yl J ohnston put the ball away fo r the final point after a Scm o nsen ser ve. VOLLEYBALL I WATER POLO AWESOME TWOSOME -Corona de l Mar Hi~h School's Cher y l Johnston '12> and o.lty ""'~"' ....,..~ Ail een Semonsen bloek a Laguna Beach The second ga me was all CdM as Sue Wetzel r an off a string of seven straight points on service' and the Sea KinS?s moved to a sho,t in action Wednesday night ' 12· l advanuuzc. CdM'S AILEEN SEMONSEN SPIKES OVER SUSle'CRONE. A Capsule Report From the Wortd of Sports AIA Takes on Russians In Long Beach Tonight LONG BEACH -The Athletes in Action m bask etball t eam kicks orr lhe 1978 season toniJ?hl <8 o'clock > when it meets the Soviet Union national team at the Long Beach Arena. Ir will be the fourth meeting between -the two teams, led by the Soviets, 2·1. AlA opened its 1977 season with a 93-84 win over the RUS&inns and lost the last encountet'. 9'1-76, ln the re<:ent World Championships in Manila. The Russians are led by 7.0 center i\lexaodr BeJOtSteMy, who scored 22 points in the last ma tch-up. 7·5 back-up «nter Vladimir Tkachenko and 6-3 guard Sergei BeJov. AJA, which will be without 7·2 cet)ler Ralph Drollinger, out with a blood inle<:· tion . is paced,by Brad Hoffman and Tim Hall. Hoffma n handed out 16 assists in last year's opener whJle Ha ll scored 24 points in lhe first meeting between the two clubs. -----Q..c~ of flee J)q----.... New York Mets Gener"al Manager Joe McDonald on the frce-agetil draft: "W~ don't Intend to s pend ·millions of doHars on contracts. There aren't many players worth that kind of .money. I think if clubs wbo have been heavily involved in s igning free agents we re honest, they'd sa y they wouldn't do it over ~~ain. It hasn't worked that well for moat teams." <Wonder what the New York Yankees, Callromia Angels, Bost.on Red Sox and Milwaukee Brewers would-have to s ay about that?> Stargell si,,.. T"'o-lfe'Gr C..cran Willie S&argeU, who at age 37 is coming off II one of his best ~a.sons. bas signed a two-year· c o n t r a c t w i t..-b l h e P i t t s b u r g h Pl rates .•. Oakland A's owner Oaarles FiDJey says be baa not been offered a $200,000.a-year job as a scout and consultant by a prospecUve buyer of bis troubled baseball franchise ... Funei·al arrangements were still ln · complete ror Jerry Robert Lemon. 216, son of New York Yankees Manager Bob Lemoo.. IOIWll' fi'ree nro., Sparlc 78ers Two free throws by Bobby Jones with 1:22 m le ft to play propelled the Philadelphia 76ers to a 116· l lS comeback victory over ~the San Antonio Spurs . . . BIU Robinzine scored 23 points and led a third quarter s urge to lift Kansas City to a 122· 107 victor y over' Cleveland . . . Benaaid KJng scored 29 point!> a nd the backcourt tandem of Erle Money and John tlllams combined for 42 more to lead New J ersey to a 13l·ll0 win over Milwaukee ... Nate Attlllbakl pumped in 25 points to pace Bost.on to a 118-112 come-from-behind victory ov~r Chicago . . . Phoenix center Alvin Adams, nursing a sprained ankle , has beeo .sidelined al least a week in another or a series or fillments . . . The Detroit Pistons asked waivers on guard Babbles Bawklns, and signed free agent guard A.ncSre Wak~ld . • . Golden State guard Jobn Lucas scored 216 points and passed out 1.5 assis ts against bis former teammates as the Warriors de· fcatcd Houston. 112·105. CAalacffelU Topple Red Whip Defenseman Larry Roblnaoa scored an un· Eil- assls ted goal at 10:29 of~ first period sending , the Montreal Canadlens on their way to a 4·1 vict o ry ove r Detroit ... Rolf E dberg, Was hington's Swc<lish import, led the Capitals with one goal and two assists as fhey broke a seven.game non· winning streak with a 6-4 win over Pittsburgh ... Right· winge r Ken Bouton bad ooe goal and one assist lo help AUanta extend its unbeaten streak to 11 games with a 3-0 d ecision over Plil~cte1stn11 r--~ Vancouver's Tbomaa G ra41a and tan 1Jnd1ren combined for the ooly goal or the game late in the first period and rookie goaltender Glen Hanlon recorded bis fll'St shut.out. blanking the Chicago Black Hawks. 1-0 •.. Jean Potvld and J. P . Parise tallied two goals apiece as Mlnnesota exploded for five goala ln the first period and went on to a. 9·1 victory ov1r St. Louis . t.-Scarr A....,,, Ban Media Green Bay Packers Coach Bart Starr said ·m that he wu baning the news media from the • • • team's dressing room, excepJ immediately • following gaxnes. and said players could be in· te rvlewed only through prior arr.iniement witb Packer of. Clclals. The action apparen(!y 'f.H the result or Starr's a nger over stories published earlier this week rerardtng O.alfe 'lbotnu . _,.... ~ R•tlle,T~ RADIO: Ba&ke\ball -Athletes ln Action va USSR. 7. ~ p.m., KYMS. 006 FM>. TV: No events scheduled. '· - '\ J No Cheers For NFL 'Hypocrites' "The girls are at a stage right now where lbe y ar e trying to m ake a transition lo a different stvle or play," Cra m s aid . GWC PolOiSts Rally "EARLY IN THE YEAll. we we nt with our strength by set· Ung the ball outside and now we Costa Mesa Tops Downey want them to work the middle G o I d en W t:' l> t Co 11 t· ~ •· ·.., more to m ake our a ttack more R ustle rs raced lo their 13th ef(ecllve. strai~ht wat<.•r v olo v1rtorv "When you do this in the mid· without defeat W<.'<lne:-.day with NEW YflK <AP I -Four dlcofthcseason.ltJCreisa litlle a com e -from-behind ll ·IO v1<· fo rm e r Natio nal Foo tba ll bit of instability but they are tory over host Fullt'rton. Le3guc c~rleaders, who posed starting lo adjust lo it now. Doug Pickford scored 1n the· in various stages of undress in a "L thought Alleen pl ayed her fourth quarter to tie the ~amc :.it nation al magazine, called the best game tonight. All-In-all. I lO a nd Dan Moorhouse• scorc'd on league hypocriUcal Wednesday fe lt the team was'· ver y ag.' a rob with 3:22 h.•fl to g<.•t th.- and s aid their tea ms had en· J?ressivc on defense. blocking. wrnnang m argin .. For GWC couraged the'publicily. pe ne trating well over the net Coach Tom flermstad . 1 t w <1!) hi'> and with eveeyonc going for the 250th can~cr victory. P e l e Rozelle. NFL com -loose balls. Our serving was also m issioner. m alnt.alned what he very plcasi~. Fullerton stolC' tht' l>Alll "1th 2-1 called "the hands-Off policy" the seconds left and l>hot with 10 league took when the issue -of .. LAGUNA BEACH IS a lic ks re ma1nan~. but goalH· sexism on the sidelines arose strong team when tbev a re able Lindsey Ande rson blocked lh<.· this season. And a re presen· to run their offense. shot to save the \ 1ctory It was tative of the Chicago Honey "One of our strategies was to Anderson 's ninth -;av<.· or the· Bears, one of the cheerleading u se a strong serve a nd take ~ame. two or wtuch c;.iin~ .,,. 1th groups, denied the team had ap. the m put or thei r offe nse. Golden West a man short proved.nude pholog~aphs. Instead o( passing the ball. they On the prep front. :'-<c·wport ha d to set it high outside where Harbor upped 1L' rcrord Lo 1!> 0 "WE WERE NEVER told-_ we could have a cha nce al a with an 18~8 rout of Ed1~on and 'No. you c a-n 't p ose fo r block. Marina mov<'d into .1 'oC'ronrt Playboy':· fo rmer Honey Bear "What we did was try to take pl act• tit' 1n the Sum,(·! L1·a).lu1· J acquelyn Rohrs said . "And a way their strengtt\ and play with an 11 ·9 .... in ov<.·r Fount.Jin what do they think Playboy Is. them at their weaknesses." Valley. Good Housekeeping? I think CdM has lost only one game Costa Mesa was a 10·6 victor th' c y ·r e a 11 b e i n g v c r y and no matches this season. The over Downey 1n non-league ac: hypocritical. { -.. J?ame record ·is 36·1. the lone lion. gam e loss being to Ne wport Greg Fults had six goals c.ind ~l·wport ·, rout . while Da"•· Thwlan wa!. Manna'c; gun wtlh lour t allH·:-. and Ch ris Rch.1k ,1dd<'d three ~oats an bc'>llnl! f ountain Valley. Sopho mo r e J i m C h a n .. , '>corl'd four times for Fountain V;11Jev. Co::.ta Mesa. thC' CIF 4·A No fJ ratt·rl team. put the s toJjs to lht· :'\o. H foam <Downey1 b<!hmd lhP <'O mb1nat1on of senior l\1'Jll Whitmore <six goals l and goah.• Make Castillo <eight saves 1. J UHIOtl COLLEGE S<OAlrf~ ~Wt'1' 1 1 1 1 _,. ~ ull~rton 1 • • o 10 Got~n lllMI <(Of•nQ-Pleltlortl ). ~ 1. WOOO!n 7. A....._., w...11~. 1wnon, Moo<hOuw. HIGH SCHOOL S<-by Qwrt- M.t!ll•,..,,, • J t ' It ._ oun'"'" V••~v • \ I t ., M4'rtntt YOt•M-TP't,.IM\ 4i. Af'f'\a't ). ~•Dru) I . Mt)r .. b•to 1. Wtntrrty t f0Uf>l41n v .. 11..., ~00-"'9-<tw<>ey •. Sot•-/ P~•\ I, -IC>tl I, Eio.< I Sc-trt OWrt"' • n .rm • f ... •' ,.. N• Wpt!f f ~f,Hb~' •• \ , I IJlt 'nP•on "'°'•no ~·lv1n 1. Sr.u••O' I &.f1rh • v"'""''' NPWPQf'I HMOOt' '<Ot•no-~rte' '· 9HQ("·~·, • (,t1.-r 1 ,....,H~t 1. J Nh\0-f' 1 Fult\ o. G ~1 11\0n 1. StfVt'n\ l S<-. i.y o.w.n.n ('k>w,...y 41 0 O I ,. (O\I" M""' 1 1 I J ;11 "When we posed for our Ha rbor. J a mes Bergeson addt'd rour 1n publicl~y pos t e r be fore the -------------------------------------- • C """ Mt'"l «O<itM>-Whtl,,,.,.~ 6, P1t...-11 I. Qom•nn l ~ Et11rn1t\t ' • . ~aso,n, we were told to use v pus h -up bras, ·and cleavage was emphasized and all that." Rohr and Andrea Mann. forme rly a cheerleader with the Baltimore Colts. were fired as a result of pubiiclty surrounding the ir posing. The San Diego Charger~ and New Orle ans Saints' cheerleading gr(?ups we re disbanded. San Diego's because or lhe pbot~graphs. New Orleans' because of an un· related Issue involving drugs. MANN '),uo Sam Orofino. d irector or personnel ror lhe Colts' cheerleaders. approved the ide a of · Playboy photo - s raphs. And Bunny H o ve r , form e rly wit'tl New Orleans' chee rleaders, said Saints owner John Mecom, encouraged it and was actively involved In contact· ing the magazine.· Ne ither Orofino nor Mecom was available tor comme nt Wednesday. f'rotfl Page 8 J FlJNNY ... am nervous a nd frightened at the line, I will retire from rac- in ." tf ostcr had his best years from 1971 through 1974 when he drove the Barry Setzer car out or North-Ca.rolina. "IN 1t'12 AND lt73 we won something like 18 out or 23 races at Orange County Jntemational Raceway,'' be recalls. "The car wa s unstoppable at that partic ular race track." He also won the Gator Na· Uonals in 1973, held many track records Uuougbout lhe country and was runnerup In a nurrtber of other events. But rtlht now he Is concentrat· Ing on the Manufacturer's cham· plon1hips at OClR. And he atlll keeps track of On1als on the lJSAC cham· plonship car circlllt but the two seldom are together. But Satur· day niiht. Onaala and car owner Ted Ffeld ol Newport Beach wtll t>e: amona the lntereated· llf)ee· tat.brs at OCIR. I fas mo~t CM. Chrv,IC'1. ,._. Supet Flush • One Step. R('(luirf'\. No Neutr.Jl11t>r Transmission Oil CHAMP. lint-Free CH MP Battery , Post Cl eaner ( lt-.111 1t•ri11111.1h .uul,. "°"' "'"'"''' J-, 1~.~ FCJ ,,gn1 S.pot Mirror 3" Diameter ::~":: .. ; .. 1199c ,,., .. tlfh f'd IM ~l•llO ::.._c.u.b1olc Disc Brake Pads AVAILABLE South Coast Auto Supply 688 We st Baker (at B r\~tol). (714} 545-8408 United Auto Parts 2902 w. Coast HiQhwav . (714r G46-1647 Most 1toru open 1 d.111 oi •••k·t:oill thf loco1hon near JOU for uact hours. S•t••I•"''"""''' •••u•"''''" ... ~ ... , • .. -. FOOTBALL BILL CUNERTV ALLIE.SCHAFF SC, Valley Rivalry Heats Up By ROGER <_·ARl.S01' ' 011i. 1»11, PtNf iWfl Emotions appear to he re<irh1ng the bo1lmg point as Friday night ., South Coa~t Lt!agul' football dul'I ~tween the host Capistrano Vallt>y High Cougars a nd the San Clemente Tritons looms. It will be a gam e of contrast!. and the first-ever <:ollision between tht•:.t• two schools in football. Roth are 2 O in league play and the Tritons arc r anked No 5 in the CIF Central Con- ference poll. one notch above the Cougars. Capo a ttacks 10 a wide·open style while the Tntons are usually conservative. The souree of apparent antagonism between lhe two began before there was even a campus at Capistrano Va lley as the new school boundaries fo r Capo c u l deeply into San Cll'mcnt(•'s an·a. T WO F IRST-LINE plvy l'rs Capis trano Valll'Y q uartt·rbac k Brad Parker and fullback Mike Oumvin. for instance·. were main cogs 1n the 1976 San Clemente attack Capis trano Valley Coach Bi ll Cuncrty says his team has been look- ing forward to this matchup for a long time and adds : "Maybe this gam e is being built up to more than it is. But surely. it is the biggest rivalry within our district." Considering the two schools have never met . that's an indication or the intensity due Friday, s tarting at 7:30. SA N CLEMENTE COACH Allie Schaff says he's irked over published r t'ports in the San Clemente area . ··Therl' seems an effort lo push us 11nlo a m atter or hatred and animosit belwt•t>n the-kids and the s taffs.' !'ays Schaff. ·;This animosity thing is untrue I've already recommcn<k'd a l'OUPlt· or Capistrano Valley·:-kitls to major colleges and the• wholl· thing is bt•1ng blown out of proportion ··This ts another game for us. Dana ll1ltl) is our naturdl rival Sure th1!> 1:-. a bsg gamt-for us, but it is not a case of animosity. "WE DON'T NEED these aliena- llons " As for the game Itself. Sch;lff says Capo is a solid club and that his Tritons may give up size and speed, but adds that his team may have an edge in skilled people. "Capistrano Valley runs the veer with an exceptional quarterback m Parker and they have people who can go a ll the way in Sean Jenkins and Robin Charles. Dunivm was beiog t'yed by So uthe rn Meth o dis t University when he wa!> here as a sophomore and is a big. s trong kid." CAPISTRANO VALJ,EY, which has rolled up six straight wins. most- ly against lightly regarded opposi- tion. counters the Tri tons· power wishbone with I and veer system~ behind the blocking combinat ion of 6·6. 235-pound StevP Enright and 6-1 , 223-pound Pat Santasteven. "We don't have much to do with who will be s trong or not from week to week. says Cunerty. "But I'm sure San Clemente will be the best team we've faced . They are very well coached and quick. ..We're decent and we're not too scuffed up right now. but we're still awful green in some positions. .. As for San Clem ente individuals, there arc four athletes over there cas good as any in the southefn portion of Orange County in Mike Wade. Mike Calvert. Nate Rowsey and Jeff Ban- ner ." Dangerous DB ~.,. Davis Led Edison Defense He is considered by many as the best defensive back in the Sunset L ea gue and Fri d ay nig ht's performance at Anaheim Stadium "'as a clear indication of just why Edison Hi~h's Steve Davis warrants such consideration. The 6-4. 100-pound senior was every· where in the Chargers' secondary as Edison captured a 10·7 oec1s1on to take t!1e ins ide track to the league championship. It also cleared the way to his selection as the Daily STEVE DAVIS Pilot's defensive player of the week for the Orange Coast area A SAFETY, WHO MUST play the d eep pass. Davis had n ine solb tackles. intercepted one pass and - would have had another except for a penalty. and was the key to a secon- d a r y which allowed the Fountain Valley aerial assault only seven cotn- pletions. .. Whal is remarkable," says his coach. Bill Workman. "is that as the safety Davis must be the middle man who shuts off anything thrown deep. With that res pons ibility he s till comes up to make nine individual tackles." THE EDISON DEFENSIVE wl.iz is being sought by vi rtually all of the m ajor colleges-USC. Stanford, Okla homa. Cahfomia, Arizona State and others. At Cal. the Bears list Davis as their No. 2 priority nationally and he is be- ing eyed for duty anywhere In t.he · secondary. at the corners or either s afety spot. In all, Davis is credited with two inter ceptions, 12 assisted tackles. 22 unassisted tackles. one caused fum - ble and two furnble recoveries and one caused .interception in Edison's first six games of 1978. DA VIS IS ALSO a standout on the bas ketball court and during his sophomore season sat out the football campaign to emphasize his cage talents. By Roger Carlson ''IO . 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Costa Mesa Hlgh's Mus tangs. on a four-game winning streak and boast· ing a 2·0 Sea View Lea~ue record, t angll' with wlnll•ss University al N l'Wport Harbor t7 . 30 l I N SUNSET LEAGUE action 1t is winless llunllngtol'\, Beach hosting Westmins t e r 1n a 7 :30 game. Westminster Is l · l In the circuit and is m athematically within striking distance or the leaders . Los AJamitos Higb's Griffins and lht> senior1ess Ocean View Seahawks are in a struggle for survival in the Empire League race a t Western High Both enter the 8 o 'clock start with l ·l lcague records. THE OPPOSITION HAS averaged rour touchdowns a gam e agains t University and Costa Mesa's one·two punch or quarterback Bill Lux and tailback Mike Teregis has led the Mustangs to their four consecutive tnumpbs. TIRE University has built·in speed in tailback Harry Billups and fullback Darrell Moseley. along with two.year starter David Langmade. Held to 18 points in its first fi ve flames. 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I . . ;fl4 DAILY PILOT Offered b y OCC A Crash Course In AlpitW Skiing By DA\'t: C'UNNINGHAM °' .,. o.11'1' .......... At 0.-angf Co ~t Collf'!~t'. It' Uated u Phybkal Educa tJon Cl !">. ... t96 AO But 11 ., not u ordinary ~ It sound1' Tht• <'lru llroom.i. ·· Mc.· t.M world renow~ vllla.ae~ or Val d 'li.t•M''. t-'ranc·•· and <'•rvl111 ... Italy Thu subJttt mat ll'r ·~ Europ.•nt\ Alptn(' 'k11ni;? F<>r ·•bout ~. ~lud~nt.' Clan Oy 1;1 jumbo jut to Cii·n--~·n. "ht rt' they "111 tw drht'n lo V•I d'l&ert'. b1rthpl:wt• 11! Jt>af\. Claude-Kilty and ottwr Europ.·~o ~i <·h.1 m phm., AfTE.R n\E DA\'~ OF 5¥.U.~G In th<' v11131ti's eight ''" .tr1•1i. .... 'lludt•ntll "111 \11ruler to th1• Ct•rvinla rt-sort. l<H .ih·J on th1• 1t.1h:an llldt• o( ~ Mlllf'rhorn Six mo~· day:. Qf 'k11ng complett· tht• clai.s. and when studtnts rt>turn to th.-Orange Coul Collegt-('umpw.. th"y "'ill hsv~ hud .i t6 dny crash courM' tau1;hl by Mick and '\h,1ron nonoff For those who ( ,.,.-----------aren 't s kiers . an Klll'll.r J alternative clu!i ls of· I ~1' re red wht<-h Inc ludes educatl<>n<ll tours to ---------Mi l an. Geneva and Vte nna. and entrance tu tht>orn-e a year performanrC>ofthe Llpp1zaner~talhons. Shucks Wh en I w~nt to i.chool, alJ they orfered wtre cla!>:,es hit~ <"oed volleyball aJ)jj badminton. ••• ft UMO&S O RCULATED that Mammoth Mountain got ~' foot of s11ow last week, but It was actually just a couple o! 1nchl'S. and w , ~Cf me out it melted away Some -state areas tot snow in the last few days of Octo . but few resorts are operattng yet and, on the South California sct>ne. there is no skiable snow In the forec st for the next week Qr two. . • * * RANGE COUNTV"S Ski and Sport Show. the third lar est of its kind In the state, runs Friday through Sunday e Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. The Far West Ski Assn. estimates lhat 10,000 skiers I attend. This year 's show bas been expanded to ln<;lude tbs and exhibits on sports such as teMis, racquefball. A fQycliqg, surfing and skateboarding. More than 80 booths are 111 the master plan. and the rogram features live aerial Jumps off man.made slopes nd disco fashion shows to display the latest ski we. ar. The gates oJ)en at 6 p.m. Fttday and the s how con- tinues all day Saturday and Sunday, ••• LAST APf!.IL FOUR SKIERS were killed in a tram acci· <knt at Squa;w Valley, a nd a lengthy Investigation into the t'ause of the accident ensued. For those of us who tremble t'' err, time a tram or gondola car startsswtnglhg on ilscable here s theoffidal concluslonoftbereport: ' 1• A combination of wind, wind direction, location of the <'ar 1and the movement or lbe track ropes on the tower pro· f 1 les. occurring simultaMOusly. precipitated the accident. "No mechani<'al m alfunction was found that ('Ould have ea used Qr contributed tothe accident.'' Read it carefully. What they are saying is that this fatal accident occurredl WHILE EVERYTHING WITH THE TRAM WAS IN P RFECT WORKJNG'ORDER! God help the ~pie aboard hen something actualJy goes wrong. PS- T he h rt that collapst.-d will be re.opened Dec. 17 if all repairs continue onscheduJe. • • • LIGlfr. POWDER-Nancy fn«alabtt of Costa Mesa h a s replaced Robert Jordan as public affairs ad· ministrator for the Far West Ski Assn. lngals~ bas been an assistant administrator since December and was !'a med FWSA Woman of the Year In May for her volunteer efforts ... Huntington Beach Ski Club meets two Wed- nesdays eactvftlonlh at Antonia's Restaurant on Bolsa Chica. just north of Warner in HB. Next get·together is Wednesday, Nov. 15 al 7:30 p.m . Meetings ·are free and opt•n to non-members and visitors ... Adult all·day lift flrkets this year range from $5.75 at the Powder Bowl in Ta~oe City t<>41S at Aspen, but most of the Southern Cahfomia resorts have stabilized between S8 <Krak(4i Ridgel to $10 I Mountain High>. SKIING I FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING A'WI"""°'° SKIER'S DREAM --Mane Fowkes. a m ember of the Lake Eldora, Colo. s ki patrol. tries out the slop,es at the resort west of Boulder. The resort opened last week wtth 36 inc hes of man.made snow ::itop a 15-inch natural base. June Mt. Ski lifts Set to Open June Mountain will begin operation of its ski lifts almost t hree weeks earUer tha n ever before when the newly-renovated resort opens its doors No'·. 11. --------------------------~ Baseball School Set Sutton, Nettles in MV Nea.rly 40 major league players. coaches and m anagers will visit the campus of Mission Viejo High School between this Sunday and F eb. 4 to teach sessions of the Norm Sherry and Del Crandall Baseball School. Among those scheduled to give guest lectures are Dodger pitcher Don Sutton. Yankee third baseman Graig Nettles and his manager. Bob Lemon . and Boston Red Sox infielder Rick Burleson. Registra~n Is now being accepted for youths between the ages ot eight and 18 SesslOns a re held on weekends and holiday:.. and each contains between 10 and 121•·z hours of instruction. " Information is available by phoning;tr7·4867 or by writing to the Norm Sherry-Del Crandull Baseball School. 25262 Re mesa. M lssion Viejo, CA 92675. 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I~. l~IJ. t>S Located~ miles north of Los Ang~les and 20 minutes beyond Mammoth Mountain. the June Mountain Ski Area has added ~.000 worth of s now making equipment, and that will make ------------------------.......... --------------- the early opening a reality ·Wh e the r m ot b e r n ature coope rates with natural snow or not. Although the fi~t big s torm of the year isn't yet in the rorecast, June Mountain reported nearly one foot of snow early this week, and resort operators say they expect a good base when the lifts s tart moving. A new chair Jtft has been adde d near the lower c halet. bringing the total of six lifts at June. The mountain features over 20 miles of packed and powder runs. and rises 2.560 feet from the base. As an added attraction to lure s kiers away from .the more heavib' populated Mammoth Mountain area. June will be open for night skiing. The remodeled lower chalet area features a terrace fo r those who prefer to watch. rather than ski. and the new lift area includes a ski school. · , Ski& r'• 0 Get reocty fOf 3~ 4, 5 Demos I I See the sensational Port-A·Slcpe Sl<i teom in action Rustlers' Lead on Line . ') winter sports -sk)ing. more tennis. rocquet- bOll -we Cohfomtans get them all. And you can see them all - how to get to where they are and where to stay -at the Orange County Sid & Sports Show! Fashion Shows A spEictoculor fashion show by local shops fOf your preview of the lt:>test sports fashions. Area ]Cs Brace for Weekend Action By JOHN SEV ANO OftMO.l\l~lelS~ Golden West College returns to action in a crucial football ~ame w1th LA Harbor, Orange Coast will try to rebound against Fullerton. and Saddleback wtll attempt to wrap up lhe Mission Conference championship as the I hrcc area JCs prepare / for wt•ekl'nd battle. Golden West, whirh enjoyed a bye last weekend, will have first place al stake when the Rustlers host LA Harbor Friday night '7:30> at Orange Coast CoJJege. The R u s tlers l ead the Southern Cal Conference with a 3-0 mark with LA Harbor a nd Santa Monica just a half-game behind at 3-1. "IF YOU DON'T have respect for Ha rbor. then you'll be sorry you didn't ," explains GWC Coach !Uy Shackleford. "You have to praise them. Anybody who looks closely at their new <'Oach. their system , and the scores of their games knows they're a good ball club." .The.. season..started slQwly for the SeahawkB as thef Joel their first three games o the cam· palgn, but. Harbor has bounced ba<'k in league play to win th~ o( four, losing only to Santa Moruca two weeks ago, t7·6. Golden West. on the other himd, Is working on a fi ve-game wanning streak after losing its first two. Before the RuatJers took their weekend respite. they looked like lhey we re at the top of their game. ''ORANGE COAS T and f'ulf erton lost alter byes, a nd e ver y Pac.to school bas lost following a break ," said Stlackleford wlth concern. "A team wt11 buU~ bulld, and thfn they'll have to takt a week off. I don't Uke It because ~u dot:''t stay sharp that way. Jt s a ~l~·-· \ --- lot different hitting bags than an opponent." In confe r e nce play. the Seahawks have d isplayed a high-scoring offense and this worries Shackleford. "This will be b y far the best test for our defense. Harbor bas the a btJily lo score on anybody." ORANGE COAST WISHES it had the same a bility. • The Pirates were devastated in their weekend ~ame with San Diego Mes~tlosing 41·7. Despite me ract OCC Coach Dick Tucker said bis defensive line played well, Mesa's Tony Ricciardulli threw for four touchdowns as he completed 20 or 30 passes for 3SS yards. "We, got shella<'ked," Tucker said frankly. "There wasn't a whole lot we couJd have changed • . . al least not that night. "I don't know how they could have lost two games." be added In bewilderment. "We just have to regroup and come back for another effort." ORANGE COAST wlll attempt that eflort against FuJJerton, a team which prior to the football Girls' Tennis • season was r anked No. J in the state. The Hornets have had their problems though . They won three of their first four games, losing only to El Cam ino. But con- fe rence play didn't treat them quite so kindly. The Hornets were shocked by Santa Ana In their opene r <48-21 l. didn't regroup In Ume the next week and lost to Mesa <38·35 I before finally getting thjngs together last Saturday In def eating Cerritos, 26-14. • "Fullerton is a fine football team," says T ucker . "They throw well but don't have the speed Mesa does. SUIJ, we're go- ing to have to play a perfect game to beat them ." TUCKER STILL Ff!ELS that despite the 1·2 conference rec· ords the two teams carry Into Saturday's contest. the game has significance. "Until we're eliminated .you have to feel you're in the run- ning. Every team bas at least o ne Joss. We have a good chance. Everybody still has a good chance." The c.hances for Saddleback to wrap up its second consecutive M lulon Confe r e nce c h am- pionship look good this weekend as the Gauchos meet s truggling Southwestern. Southwestern <2-3 ln con· ference, 5-3 overall> started the season strongly winning Its rirst rour games of Lhe year. But the Apaches lost their next three a nd d idn't regroup until last Saturday when they beat San Bernardino <1·7>. 28-13. The Gauchos, meanwhile, took care of lbelr lul threat beating Chaffey, 35-13. It doesn't figure that they'll have a tough Ume with the Apachee eltber who they've WJl\en ln seveo or nine meetlnc•'hice 1989. \ Door Prizes Drawings throughout the show including free trips to Tahoe by AJr Cohfomio. equipment. lift tickets and much. much more Seminars ~i~, Hear & talk to experts ~ · in tennis. skiing. iogg1ng etc. from NO<d1co. Long. Fische<. Sunrise Tennis& Spot1s and Loescnnom·s for Runners and more Seminars will continue throughout the 3 dovs of the show Exhibitors Get th€ latest 1nformotJOn fTom 0 1rhnes. travel agencies. sports clubs. sporting goods shops -everyone in the sporting field. GiantSWap Your big chance to find huge d iscounts Oii types of & used spotting equipment& clothing from local St0f0S Ond the mojO< manufac- turers $ponSOfed by Ski Clubs of Oonge Council at the Orange County Fairgrounds .on Fair Dr.• Newport Blvd. (55) In Costa Mesa r=::···~'°--l : ow,, : ~ ··~ :A .... ';:.;."].,.. : Toke port In Lool<fOf this !~ 3-;: 5 : this e>eciting shOW' discount ticket at ; .. ~~ l Ftt. 6 p.m •• f1 :00 p .m . sporting goods : :. : ·.:~ : lat.1p.m.·11:00 p.m . ouflers and orher : ·: _-: lun.Noon·7p.m. sr0<es 1nyouroreo 1 ;~"::.:::..;_ .. : .. ·-...... I t ·---· -·--' ::,,:.. __ .. _, !_ ... _#·· ......... i " Sponsored by the Ballloa Sid Gull . ..... ,. ....... __ .. ! - O UTDOORS I TENNIS I GOLF Thul'MSay, November 2. 1978 DAILY PILOT •5 Nastase Rol/,s Into Semis From AP Ol~P•k'-" TOK YO ~v<•nth i ef'df'd Ult• N~utatw of Rnm unl n M d unscf'df'd Bnan TNlCber ol lbu Urut t•d Statt>s ud\ nocf'd 10 the !'it>m1ftnala ol an lnlern a liona l tmn.ls tournament today N1t4ll3JK> ellmtn.tll"d No 4 ~-d Edd.le ()ibb:\ of I ht> l I nl\t'd SUtH 4 fi 6 3 ~4 i"'a<'h<'r, who up~et top t.M.'Ctfd Jimmy C'onl\On in the lM"t'Ond round Wl"dnt':!ida)', ~llHtN Am.-nran Arthur ~he. 7 6, 76 N.t1t o4' phy:i1 th.-wlnnt•r of t~rl day ·, quortt rf1n. I beh~Hn ~N'ond ~ed liJ<>rn Borg ot Swt-dt'n and Harold Solomon of t ht" nJtC"d St al~. "hllt• Tea<'h1•r mN>ts thf' "lrmt•r of a quartt'rf1 m1l lwl't\t't'n mt·nr n \'1ta~ Ct>rulaih~. lht• No J ~l·t-d , JHd 1>1~th 'it~-d S<lnd) MJ)tr " ... lips~• COLOGNF.. Wl't.l Germany -Heini Gutnt hardt of Switzerland U Q~t'I J a n Kode~ or C l.l'<'hoi.lo' ak1a . 6 3. 7 6 Wednesday in a &econd round match o( the Cologne Grand Pm< tennis tournaml'nt In oUw r i.econd rou nd m atches. CorriidO B::ir.a.!zutU of., Italy whipped Antonio Munot or Spurn 6-2. 6 2 and Vijay.· AmritraJ o( India. one of three brothers in the tournt'y , outlasted Trey W altkr ot the United Statrs 7 6. 7 6 ·A~ lt'l11 fn Parb P ARIS ~cncans Tom Gulhk:.on and Jeff Austin advant>ed Wednesday lo the ·quurterlinab of the P3rts Open tcnms toumamPnt .. . Gullik.son downed Frenchman Bernard Fritz, 6·2. 6-3 Austin. the hrother of teen ·a~e sensation Tracy Austin. beat J£>an-Loui~ Ha11let of Fran<'e, 4-6. 6-4, 6-2. France's P::itrick Proi~y.-was a 6-3. 2 6 6·4 win - ner over Pa raguay's Victor Pecci, who had <"liminated American Stan Smith 10 stra ight sets .Tuesday. Britain's Mark Cox beat Spain's Miguel IM i r. 6·2, 6-0 and will meet A uslln in the quarter! 1na Is . Manflto"0 A d "o11cn EIUUfl BUENOS AIRES. Argentina -Top-seeded Renata Marsikova o( Czechoslovakia beat Carrie Meyer of the United States 6·0. 7-5 Wednesday to r ear h the quarterfinals in the River Plate tenni~ ch am p1onsh1ps. Aus tralia 's C ynthia Doerner wh ipped Am e rican Helen Viragh 6·0, 6·1 to earn a 1uarterfinal berth against Marsikova. Two other U.S. players were eliminated 1n Wed nesday's second round, lt'aving Caroline Stoll ' the only s urvivor of 13 American entries. Stoll beat P atricia Med rado of Brazil 6·4. fi-3 to ad vancl' to the next round ~amst JlollLind's Elie Vessici> l,opez Trails Tu By 2 After Two HANAYASlUKI, J a pa n fAP I -Taiwanese pro Ai-Vu Tu shot a one-under-par 73 today and held a two-stroke lead over leading American wom a n money-winner Nancy Lopei after the second round of the Mizuno Golf Classic. Tu, after a ~ Wednesday had four birdies. one bogey and a double bogey fOI' a 36·hole total of 141, seven ·under par on the par-74 Hanayashiki Country Club course. Lopez, the sensational newcomer on the U.S. tour , has a ftve·under-par 143 Cot.al after today's round of 70. with fou r birdies and 14 pars. The 21-year-old rookie. who started the second round five shots off the pace. is gunning for her eighth tolirnamcnt title lhis·year. She is the lead · ing money winner on the Ladies Professional Golf Association lour, which includes this tournament. J apan's long hiller Ayako Okamoto. winner of the KTV Cup tournament th's season. was third at 144 after s hooting an even-par 74 today. With one round yet to play, Mary Mills of the United States, Silvia Bertolaccini of Argentina and Yumlko Kano of J apan were tied for fourth place at 146. Mills had a second round 74, Bertolaccinl a 73· a nd Kano a 74. Laura Baugh. Murie Breer and Betsy King . all of the United States, were in a seventh-place tie at one-under-par 147 with Japanese pros Tsuya lmabori and Michiko Okada. Debbie Massey, the defending champion here, was at 156 after shooting a nine-over-par 83 for today's round . However . s he made the cut by two strokes. Sixty.two players. with scores of 157 or better. w11i play in thC' third and final round Friday. * * * '>uond IOUllO IU!l~t\ •I l hf' l P<;ll '' Mtruno Goll CIAt'o< on lh~ PM H H•n•~•\hll11 (ounlry (luD COUr\"' /41 Yu Tu N~y loptl 14V•ko Ot.•moto MIHry Mtlts S.S.rtol~cl"' Yufl'll•o K- 1.Aur• e.,q. Bel\y Kl"'I ¥vn.llr- T•ll't•l"'•b0rl MIC11tko CMl..S. Ile IJ 141 1).10-143 ID-I• l.u n ,._, .. 1).63-146 n .1•-144 n .1) 1•1 n IS UI 73-14 ,., 1~1'-,., 7).14 UI * * P•t Bradt~1 Amy AICOll Jari !>lec>Mn-.o<• Donne C. Yo;ino ~helley Hamlin AIU .Ael-dl Cllllo<d Ann ~ Ool"Otttv Gen'naln Jo Al'ln Pn!n! le. l<•lflY Post-611 S.-•Po.st K•l lty Wl'llt-.-ltl Vlwlen Brown+e. Jerilyn Btlll e.ll'ISI- E',...PageBJ * lPl ue , .. ,. ,., , .. ,. ,... 1Pl-l•I IS I) t•I n .1..-1.ia 17 11-1., 1.-13-U• 1~14-1., n 1..-10 n.n-1so 1>n-uo , .. ,._,so , .. l •-l!IO 7'•74-ISO LOS CABALLEROS •• ranked tournament players. Acddental Cat~h Ed Curran was peacefully fishing for salmon one day near the mouth of the Puy a llup Rivet' when som e thi ng BIG t angl ed his net. a m ammoth basking shark <J bout 16 foct Ion~ Policeman Ben Baker pulls open the mouth. revealing a n absence of tcefh. The toothless sharks. normally found off the coast. arc not considered a threat j ust n nus iance to salmon fis he rman . ' RV Market Expanding Mobile Homes Promote Family Togetherness 8)' DICK ROBINSON Pelty l"lltt ~dOo< Writer Ste p into the coach and close the door or a dre am bubble that won 't burst. or turn into. a pumpkin. The food and drink, the golf, clubs, tennis racquet~. fishing rods :ind shotgu115 ar e s towed awa y. THE DRIVF.R STARTS th<.> e ngine and the moto r home smoothly rolls away. One guest turns on the stereo a nd tunes In some music ap- propriate for a happy escape from the real world. Ice cubes and drinks a ppe a r from a refrigerator and are placed on the sprawling lounge table - A F RAZZLED businessman catches forty winks on the com - fortable bed forgetting yester· d ay a nct getting in the mood for this vacation weekend -recrea- tiona l ve b.icle style. With plen\,,y of fuel aboard, the next slop is Lover's Camp at Scott Bar where the barbeque will be fired up, and the thick. ju.i cy steaks served. · There. or to more than 2,000 RV c amp grounds In Cali fornia. ever y kind of recr eation and . dive rsion ~s availa ble to the motor home owners when tltt!y step down from their coach. Hundreds of thousands or Californians spend their leisure li me ex plo ri n g th e main highways and .back roads of the state in recreational vehicles. Ct is the fa mily thing to do these d ays. ROLLING ALL OVE R North America and deep into Central Ame r ic a . m oto r hom e en · lhusiasts aver age S,000 miles in their annual travels. And Californians have learned upkeep of the family car But the b1ggest savings, after the original investment in the coac h which ca n ru n from $10.000 to $100.000. 1s beating the price of skyrocketing motel and hotel room raks. WHETHER THE TRI P 1s a short one to a t(!nnis tourna ment in San Diego or a long hop to u trout stream m Wyoming, the key to motor home travel 1s co m fort. con ven i<'nce and togetherness. Recently. al th e World ·s Cha mpionship (:hlti Cook-off at Tropico Gold Mme, more than 1.000 RVs clustered up together like an old time wagon train bringing some 4.000 of the 30,000 people that attended this party The occupants of each vehicle were visiting with the ne1ghbon. surroundinJ,! them, sharing food and drink. YN each group had th£> ult1m<1le privacy o r their own t•oach. S ATURDAY, SOM E of the more t han 100.000 peoplC' will begin str~aming into Dodger Stad ium to shop a nd buy the over 800 recreational vehicles tha t will be displayed for nine c:Tays t n--thc-26ttrannuat-Mobite- llomc and Recreational Vehicle Show. .. ' Osprey Moving Biologist to Hamlle R elocation the cost of operations -and m ain-T h e o IH' i n l i s c r e t i o n tenance is little more than the committed by the osprey thus Monday. Nov. 13, will be mov -far has been lo bu.ild her nest on ing day for a fem ale osprey that a yacht m one of the busiest has built a nest orr top of the sm all-craft harbors in the world. fo r e m ast o f a s c hoon e r in Or . Robert E. Levis, head of Newport Harbor. radiolo~y at Good Samaritan Her home -kelp, twigs and Hospital fn Los Angeles and the iceplant -will be ~oved to the owner of the yacht Samarang. top of a tall cedar p1hng that has has been more th<1 n willing to let been er ect ed 1n the .wa ter the osprey nest on his boat. but near by. _Dep~rtment of F1~h ~nd when he learned recently that 1t Game b1olog1_sts hope she II like might be m pnths before the her new location. young -if they did ap~ar - . The biok~gis~ ar~ particularly wou ld be ready to leave .the nest. inte rested m this bird because 11 he winced. It has been costing has been 66 years since a n OS· h im $1,500 a month to maintain p rey has been known to nest suc-the boat at its presenl location. cessfully on the Sout he rn and he had intended to sell 'it California m ainl and. So far the this fall. But before he could do female does not appear to have tha t. it would have to be moved found a mate. but the b iologists from its mooring to a bays1de have their finj!ers crossed slip for maintenance work_ Turkey Season Opens ·osprey -% Must Go I like to watch ants m arching in line in the garden. but I don't Uke them scouting my drain board for morsels so they can lnvite •II their pals back to chow down in my house. I lllte to watch flapping. gliding monarch butterflys migrating to South America W s time of y~ar, but I s quash e very caterplllar I see gnawmg on my.plants. GARDEN SN~ I particularly detest. I dispatch them without a twinge or conscious. Now that dam osprey that bas built a nest atop the mast or a sailboat in the har bor h as messed up my mind. Having some conce rn over the ap - pear ance of this bird, I may be marchil}g to a diffe rent drummer than 8 lot or ecolog1ca lly- minded fol.ks. ON THE OTHER hand I am saying. to myself, isn't it neat that the Trautwein boys placed an 80-foot cedar p0le in the bay, a girthy s upport that was donated by the Edison Company so the bird's' nest could be relocated from the mast to the pole by the Department of Fish and Game. Now this makes everyone , including the bird. happy. Right? If J supp0rt the "Save the Osprey's Nest" operation, like a good environmentalist, I can go to sleep tonight knowing I am a flag- w<1v ing member of the army of conserva· tionists admiring this good deed struck in the na me of l'Cology. The trouble is I didn't sleep well last njght thinking about this bird and nest of the first osprey seen in these parts in some 66 years. I GOT TO TIDNKING if anyone bothered to ask the fish in t he bay what they think about the ar rival of the osprey the answer might make you blush. Fish. il se ems . is the primary food sou rce of these great taplors with sharp talons that grip like a v\se. a nd have a wingspan up to six feet. Then there arc the ducks and shore birds osprey like for dinner. I wonder if these quackcrs people like to toss bread crum bs at arc beginning lo look over their shoulders :.ind up in the sky fo r the predator. NOW I KNOW this fi s h eagle is not going to swoop down and carry off a kid, dog or kit· ty c·at back to its nest. I won't lose any sleep over that happen· ing. But l don't live far from the nest. It is about as distant as the osprey nest thlll was built in the sn3~ of a giant cypr<.-ss tree in Florida where I lived; IF YOU TIDNK sea ~ulls are messy, you ha ~-Ml .been down -~irom_ a.npe, •. .aged,_ osprey aen c the parents return to each year. This Is the place where the two m ates spend 90 days a year delivering tons of lish and prey to raise up to four babies before they ny from the" nest to winter in South America. Now I am not saying s hoot this osprey before it creates a mess in the neighborhood. But I did jerk awake thinking about bitting the unlighted nest p0le in a fog on my way out to sea. I am th.inking maybe some people over· r ea<'ted about how nice It would be if we could have a resident osprey or two. In the Florida days, I guess I have seen too many <'rappie and bass dangling head first from lh<.' fish hawk's talons as the birds fla p back to t heir nests screa ming their pie rcing victory cry. And now there 1s a fairly solid rurnor rumbling about the harbor ANOTHER os pr<'y 1s bwldin~ a nest near the ),'lewport JI arbor Yacht Club. ' IF THAT FAMI LY gets into run opera lion. JUSt wait and sec what thi:it does to the cocktail r ro11Vd on the club's deck when the ~ind 1~ n ght J ftUC·s'> that 1s lhl' w::iy I feel about these osprey. Like most people feel about New York. I thmk 11 1s ruce lo sec the birds visit for a few days, but l wouldn't want them to live here And neither would the fish and ducks. ff you have visions of b::i$lging the main course for your Th anksgiving feast come Nov. 23, this could be your year. Gam e's. efforts to stock all suitable areas with this la r gest of game bi rds. ing slops one·half hour after sunset. Seasonal limit is two birds of either sex. The sea so n will continue through Nov. 26. JOHN WOOOQf YOUTH IA$KETIALL LEAGUE PRESENTS Ca 1 if o r n l·a 's f a II turkey hunting season will o pe n Saturd a y state wide except for San Diego County. Produc- tion bas increased and for age conditions wer e e xce lle nt during the spring nestJngseason. Although the acorn r r op fi-o m several species of oaks was poor t his year. t here is a fine c rop of wild oats for the big. wily birds. Both the Rio Grande a nd the Me rriam 's Among the more prom· Ising counties a s t he hunt gets under way at s unrise Saturday arc Sha~ta, Tehama. Yuba, Nevada. El Dorado and San Luis Obispo. Shoot- Last year in the spring a nd h ll hunt s f\n estimated 2.300 turkeys we re taken with about 10.000 hunter s in the (ield. Yellowfins S'ighted R a rely do yellowfi n tuna range .as far north as San Diego, but big s chools a re attacking jority of fish being boat- ed west of San Diego bet ween 16 and 40 miles. j"ll. FREE CLINIC AND ONSTRATION A The club's Athletic Ad\'isory Board is a virtual Who 's Who among Southe rn California athletes. The list includes John Cappelletti ot the R1rms-; A:tbtettc Director Dr . Richard Perry. track coach Vern Wolfe and basketball coach Bob Boyd or USC; p0le vauJUng great Bob Seagren; Olympic diving \ gold medalist Dr. Sammy Lee· Olympic gymnast Cathy Rlgby; bas ket.ball gre. at Oeorge .Yardley ; football greats Ben Agaja- .• man ·rom Fears and Tommy Mason~ and tennis greats Jack Kramer, Beverly Baker • var1eties or turkeys ag well as the California hybrid aJ:e-found In the state &If' a result of t he Department or Fish and ba I ts 25 to 45 ..mi les SANTA~"" ~ •• .onq1•r' o b-e l o w -the Coroneff ~~.·~i .0 ..._,.,.,,, ,. roO. IMU,,.. Is lands . T he fi sh are 1t1:00"00 - 7J •nq"'' 4•0 running 2S to 50 nnundS. bonllo, t V.llOW141ll, ?& bilHKud.8 ') .,~ 011co ""'''· 7<owcoo. UOroo coo And in this unusual M01tRo 1Av 1v1rt1'• u,,.,,,..,_ fishing season. albacore ?o ~llQlon n 11nococ1. MO •oc\ <00.1 ill I !IOI•, 1 meo . .-.1. **Meet U.C.LA. C11di1 & MIA G Cfonnerfy Wrltt H ••Enter ch lid"" Fleltz and Tracy Austin. ' ''THEY DON--r GET P AID and they dpn't get a me mber ship,'' says Kopp,· "They 're Just donating their time to help de- velop the jwdor athleteSI" A s lta part. Los Caballeros ~ontributes $1.800 a month towards lts junior teMis pro- 1ram . "We're doing It for the communJty! we're dolng lt f« the kids but we get somet.hing out of It," Fleit.z admits frankly. However( the three-fold benefit was anything but ace den· tal. ''When we s tarted out, we Just asked ouraelvet what waa needed. "We didn't want to be Just a club.· From t.be beliDDlna. we whted to offer 110111etbtn1 for net'°'"' In thf ramlly." Trout Plants The following lakes nnd s treams. listed by coun ty. w i ll be r estocked this week with c:atchable·size ra inbow trout rrorn Department of F ish and Game hatcheries: Olt AHO~ -No tnM ltMftn LOI AMCMIUIS -9ouQw1 C...VOf\ C~Mll, CAIS\9ic l.ellt. El Dot-P-l .itt . 1!1114lllltfl ~ SM ~ltl ltl~ 11!•"..i...~~ Nintt Forh l ..... • • .._..."° _ c:oio.- 1t1 .. ., ~ l..ylle Crull IMICICllt if'ld ~.n~~~~·· v••nu••-Plt\I ""' ,-.,.,. LUii «*1.-0 -4~ ..... ~ ....... INTO -0..... Ill~ lJ 9fi-.• eow11urtem to Sl•w•rt L•t1• I PleH~I VMWY 11-t ' I I . .. are st ent cing anglers 1..oNo H•CH , .. ,_, ,...,, - 50 . miles.. off' 'Saif Diego 10 •nottrt· 211t roct coo, "c-coo. b f 1~'1 Wl\llrll -7t AllQ~r,. ti w ere two ish per rod .,~11ow1A11, lt t>oNto. no <•ll<o IM", are being taken. 1 , ... 111M11, 1 ,_k.,..1. Orr N B A\111..A IAY IP'et1 S.wl L.uh l -11 · ewport each, .,.91,n 1 11nq coo. 1 $GI•. tto roo the m ackerel and bonito cocs. a re still bolling. Good MALllU '""" -ll>«101•rs t Hno cod, II cow cod, tl>O r0<k <Od, I r 0 c k fl s b a nd b 8 .S !I l'l•tlbut. IJ U li<O DeU, 7S "'"Otrtl, t be. rt 100 bOf\lto 10 roo 11\l'I coun s .are mg repo · HEW'<>RT 10. ... y·s l.Ackffl -n ed by the sports f and· •notm uo "°"1111, 11 o.ru, uo r«• lngs ,..oc1. a ""1'""'· 'IO<.., <Od ' SAH l'•ORO 1'9t1:1 O'CMll -U Broadblll are ranging •"''""' a wrecue1<t Jio -1to, '° in large numbers from cttt•o ""· • .,.110W1•11. •u oiut ns c lose as four miles °";~·~ "::::O'~~'c" ... , 1'1«1 - ••lcnll_..,. e and ptnolMlllHd ~llltH:Ml SOUth O( tbe jetty lO 3$ 1•4 •nOl•rt • HI ••b<tco•t. lU \ ytll-11'11.-, 1• ~IPl«k } far away as St. Nlcholas H AL H ACK "° _ .. ,. '1S j ,. a nd Sant a Barbara ro<k<od.t «IWCOCl.J llno<ocl.100 I 1 d nwcu rel 1i Dotllto • s an s. OAHA .,._. .. ~ •• ~,.,, • il Tbt marlin show has t>eO , w llONlo, II l"OC• ""'· IO Z!A~~· ~·. A ~·o '--h ( h mecken t, 2tirec:11 t oci ~~ I~~ ~en s cratc y rom ere 0111MA•o -u 41119~ • 1w11111Vt. IUe\.&~ ~nrn to the East End of .,u11e.0~1_.wn.tJllof'ltio. •~••~• ~ .. 1.::n Ca talina with the m a· ~.":'k~i~':;:~~-. '-----------.~---.----------------_. I , ' .. DAILY PILOT ' Thu~. N~ 2. •t71 Business U.S. Hopes New Moves Will Brace '1attered Buck NEW YOHK 1Al'1 Th\• dollar hus skiddt'd from r n sis to t'rhsls In lhe pHt yt'ur 1~ v lu 1'.llpplng lowl·r and lu"er u lradt'r iiteed"1~lly llJMred the ucUon• of lh~ 'arlt-r 1tdmhu11tra lion ur the ... t.'drrJJ Rt•nrvt' to prop up Amt•ru•ot 11 currt'ncy on 1 "" 111.I 11111111.111 """"'' I 111 I, t• 7'' in 19;>\ .,,:-n11L11,1• 11 h 11 ,lu 1.11 I "'I '' !:• •ll 11r1 1 • huilJ du•11 "" r I ht" lk.., h " 1~·1 n '"l\• I\• lo111ti1tt.l ll1 "" I'' ltl" 1111\l'• II• If-., 111\:,,."' 111 rho foreign l'Xt'hunge mnr kc.its Administration rolley has in "IUdt>d st 'f'P ln"reues In tn· tert' t rateis, l'llpcclally In rc.~ent Worbhop Investing Talk Set I ''' )1 t ",rf, l f11 '1 ·1 r 111 r" 1,,. ''" 11111 rl1ul 111· ecUI upror&uniuce. .a~•uLlhk I.•""' •••1 I• 111 "' ''' J11tr huch 1n..,ncmcnr 1tnd The tw~Jfth In the workshop sent's, "Meet the Pro(~sions." will be held at 6:30 p m. Tues· da y at the Baywood Rt>treat1on CenlC'r. I 8 a y w o-o d D r 1 v c . Nt:Yt port Beach . C'•mc-J ln~onu• I ,. ',f ,1, .111.f u•lllm1 ,,.,,) h \otll pl.111 \11111 llJ1M 1•11oe1.1111 "''" 111'1 r 1h 111 " "' rill\• 11, 11 J. '""It "l \t 1111rk llllh I I 111.11) t 111.I l''''J"'lh 'h oWl\t rlw •11, "h1, h "'ill "" '' '' •111 11l 1u 1 '', t-or .1 pl·r,untll, on,ult~nnn. 11i. l11,~11r 11 '"'' "', Ii ,, "' 1 " 111 •r'1• "' (' r \ , 111111 •U l"aM<l•r Onlt•, ''·nior \'i, ,. Prt•,iJl·nt, •1171 -l lt"H 11' ., ti, If,, ''""'" I. I " Morgan,Olrnstead, ·~~Kennedy &GardDer -... """" .. , j 111\nfml'nt B.u1l,·r' "incc t'Jlb ~h m"·" N('w )\ 11l !--11 I( k I \l h.11\l;l' .mJ O rlwr rronl 1p.1l l ~d1Jnj!t:\ 1.,, •\nc• lc' · "·'" h .on{1'4 n • N .. wpurt &·,l(h ·New y..,l · llce~h.1111, Or. nllti "'"''" ( )fi, •' "rrn·t. l 1" A ni;rln, ( I\ 'K'IOl 4 ..... - Newport Home Loan Wh.at'e t.he connection? Well, being smart obout money is definitely sexy. You were smart to buy your home when you did and, now that you've goteome equity built up1itcould be both smartand sexy to put 1t I.I} some plea11urable uae. When we arrange a second Lnu!l deed loan, we ntivet pry about what you plan to wie the money for. So.just uoo your imaginallon. Then CIJll us. Maybe we can make eomc fantaH10li come true. Home loan, Inc. '"I '1\11> e11ma 17 Corpora IL• Plaza Nt!wport Beaclr, .Cal1fnrma 92660 7141640·9350 ;: " l l • 0 .J .. I 0 I .. r ~ • .. I 0 Two speakers w111 dis - cuss investing in gems incl ud ing as tax shelters. Speakers wHJ be Don Lairmore or B .L . Yarborough & As· socia tes , Newport Beach. and Tyler Jenks o f Loeb Rhoade s. Hornblower. Newport Beach Mil es M\'l C3 1f{'. C .L .U .. o r Loeb Rhoades, llornblowcr will act as moderator. His company s ponsors the s~ies. The publie w as inv1l· ed: seating reservauons may be made by calling 640·5600. Careers ToBeEyed Arthur R. Cusc will speak on "So You're Thinking or Business ai. a Career'>" at 8 pm. Friday at Oran~e Coast Collc~e. Costa Mesa. Hl· 1s the author of threC' books on businei.s :ind finance and writes "The Planning Post· lion," a monthly column in California Bus iness. a business publication. Tickets are $2.SO and arc on sarc-:n the occ ticket office. 1n the col· tege's administr ation building. Tickets will also be sold at the door on a space available has1s . •PftM>tCms IS STIU A IOUY By Terry Grant, R. Ph. Dt-11p1tc au our wond<'f drulo(s. <• nej?lectcd acul(' appcnd1citas Is as deadly as It W3!t nrty years ago _The avl'rage hoi.p1tal admit s 19 append1r1t1s cases a month. Thf'y arc diffi<'Ult for a physician to dioJ1nose. Symptoms are s1m1lar to acutc 1ndi ~e s t1 o n _ Vom1t1 nl! and diarrhl'a may occur. Pain m;iy become unl>earabll'. If you r vrr have ~ur h symptoms whirh do not soon fo!O away. never take a la1al1ve which can rau!>c the appendix to burst. throwing 11.s Po1!Kln into the system. Instead. call your physician We will ru!>h any nt.>l'dcd 'mfct1.tinc. YOI' OR YOUR DOCTOR CAN PllONF t,; S \lo hen you m•f'd ,, dchverv. We"'" dt!hve1 promptly \!ollhout extra C'hargc. 1\ ~rcat muny people rely on us for tht:ir hl'alth need1.. We wl'lcomc rcque:.ti. for deltvt:ry ~erv1cc and charge a<.'counts PAD UDO PHAIMACT m.Defl~ lSl ........ llMd ~~ Earn Top Dollars on Republic's Money Market Savhigs Accounts 9 .6 7 0°10 ~·~~~~~;~~"~~~~~~~. 9 .2 32°10 Annual Rate ""''" r6tt' lor °"" V<"d• lr>r~rrtt J>"nolty lor l"•tty wtthdr""'"' • /\ 6 month (26 week) certificate • 1/4% more than paid by dny eommerclal bank • ~10.000 m1nim11m deposit • No brokerdge fees or other charges • funds transferred from other Institutions wtlhout chdrgc Rm Slr'ailabl• Nov 2 thru Nov 8 A<JTHORIZEO BY THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD • * * * • • Every time U1& Rooster Crows your Money Grows M'S REPUBLIC ~~P.~~~~L SAVINGS 11111111 SANTA A~h St. West of Newport Freeway (714) 541·5286 ANAHEIM ~ ... nahe1m Plau1. 500 N. Euclid St (71 4) 956.8290 1.AOONA NIGUEL 30232 Crown Valley Parkwoy (714) 495 0850 WEST/'11\JNSTI;R 134 Whtrn1nster Mall/Bolsa C San Diego Fvly. t714 I '89H347 Hud Of'llct: ~TA0£NA 2246 N L,,i<C' A~ ,21lJ 791·1281/68Hi611 ...,, t"' •••••I ......... ,,-·• ~ W• • • ••••• • • • • , weeks. an antJ.INJatlon plan re· lying on voluntary wage and price r<'fitralnts. a n export pro· motion progra m . a special fund to llupport the dollar in foreign uch ange trading. and sales of gold bullion. E ACH STP.P WAS designed. at least In port, to make dollars more attractive lO Investors who were showing by their actions that they'd ratht·r be holding the strong Swiss fr one, the West German m ark or the Japanese yen than the ailing U.S. cur· rency. But the steps failed to ~tem the d ecline. Over the past year. the Swiss franc's value against the dollar rose by nearly 50 per. eent. the yen was up by 38 per· cent, and the m ark wa~ aht"ud by 28 percent. ON WEONESOI\ Y, President Carter took the s trongest steps to date. a series or moves that. for the mome nt ut le ast. re· versed the dollar's declln<' and sent it soaring on foreign· exrhange market ~. bringing <.'he<>r s from m a ny currency specialists and economisL'>. The admlrustration raised the rate it char ges comme rcial banks to borrow money by a full percenta~e point -to 9.5 per- cent -and it agreed to borrow Ovt•r Th(" Counh•r MASO u,tiftCJ' ( BUSINESS ANALYSIS J S30 billion In forr•lgn c urTencies, mo tly from Japan. Switzerland and West Germany. 'fhe moves are aimed al aid· ing the battered U.S. currency on two fronts. First. they are in. tt"nd cd to boos t key Interes t rates sharply to raise the cost of borrowing, to slow expansion of the money supply and to curb in· nation. SECOND. THEY will allow the United States lo buy up sur· plus dollars on the world's cur rency markets. reducing their s upply and r~ing their value. Anothe r factor has been rising U.S. trade deficits, mostly a re· s uit of costly oil Imports . The trade deficit has left a pool or unwanted dollars ab'road. At Camegie·Mellon Univers1· ty. economist Allan Me ltzer said that a s traders have Incr easing . ly become unwilling lO pile up supplies of dollars. their vaJu · has declined. C urre n cy markets wett• becoming "a one.way street." he said "We'd observed for a ye<.ir that if you bet against tht' dollar you couldn't lose. If you held them for half an hour you took a loss." OVER THE PAST 34 year~. major international agreements a imed at stabilizing forelg~ exch ange t rading have fallen <1part amidst bitter difference..~ among majpr countries ovc:r domestic and foreign economic policies The Carter plan announced Wednesday may su cceed for now, said Mcltzt.'r. but "nothing very important will happen to r he dollar" in the long run "un· less there's a follow.through." The admini s tration mu:.t "make pt..'Oplc believl' this i!'ln't 1ust a on<'·!itep affair." he !>aid • ) .. I e 10 " •1 I} 14 H t& I/ •• .. XI 11 ··~~t H I 131 1' 1 )..0 )\ • >• n u MUTUAL FUNDS 0 ( / STOCKS I BUSINESS Thursday' Clo ing Price8 .. NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSA€TIONS 0....•ll->lll ... l•-•9ftW.NnoV .. , Ml•Wttl .... II~ 1"8W .... l .... 0tflOll~C:l"Clft"4111tlOO ''"'-""" tllf r~lll• '"° Hel....,.14"_1.,klftOI iiKIJ'lllO 0..19•~ encl lft\11.,.1 . ... llN CAIL Y PILOT • 7 Business Slump , . Cruel '.Answer' By SYLVIA POrrEa .._ .......... President Carter's Phase JI antl·lnflation plan, cente1"· Ing on voluntary wage.price guidelines and introducing a request lo Concreu to vote a tax rebate 10 worken who obey the wage ceilings. goes about as rar aa the WhJw House can &6 under it.a preaent powers. Yet. voluntary ~bouih it ls, the program con wortc ti it gets the three "C's:•· -COMPUANCE. nrE POWE& C!NTESS in Of· ganized labor and buslness will have lo agree that "m e Cir11t" is self-defest.ing. They will have lo accept Ute ovetall standard& of annual hikes in wages and fringe betflefits not to exceed 7 percent and price increases nelct y.ear limited to o.s percent below their bverage annual rate during 1976·77. -Clout. To back up the standards. the president will have to use his authority lo reward government contracts only to businesses that comply He also wlll have to follow through when wage.price increases break through Ute standards by letting the incr eases trigger relax· ation of import restric· tlona and modify cogtly government regulations in those areas. He will have lo demonstrate his fi scal aus terity by Money's Worth s lammihg the lid on federal spending, reducing the federal payro~I. etc. --- ....:. G<>ngressional approval. The so-called wage in· suran~Carter promises to woriters who hold do~ wage demands must be voled by Congress. Carter's request alone sets the stage for a full-stale debate in 1979 in Congress on a tax ihcomes policy ITIPl one o( the few in· novallve anti·inflalfon concepts to be Introduced in the United States in decades. 1-'or it was against the background of two frightening fact s that Carte r addressed Ute nation on TV last week : ~N 1978 ENOS. nos economic expansion will be entering its 46th month. With the eJception of the 50· month boom of Ute 1960s. artificially prolonged by Pres•· dent Johnson's refusal lo recogniz.c the Vietnam war and thus his inflationary way of financing the "conflict." no post-World War U upturn has lasted this long. The expansion is clearly showing signs of age. flashing •signals of impending weakness. Unless business invest· ment in new plants and equipment props the upswing, its age alone suggests a marked slowdown, then a downturn. 121 By Dec. 31. inOaUon will have reached an annual 8 percent-plus rate. The Federal R~rve System has been trying to slow the spiral by tightening credit and boosting interest rat.es to double-digit ranges. T HE COMBI N~TION OF AN aged expansion. n fearful rate ot inflation and high interest r3tes make:. lhc threat of recession real. Nezt. "'tl P" Dow Index Off Again Day After Record .. .- .. CALIFORNIA I WORLD _____ DAll_....v....;..~-l-O_T _____ _._. __ T~h~u~r!d!y~~·~Now~~m~bef::.,:2~,~l'71:.:.:, ____________________ .._ ________________________________________________ .._ ____________________________________ __ .. ,..,,..,..... HOLDOUT Paul Newman TV Loot Lures Stars • More Joi ning Paraf:le to Commerciah 8)' BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD c AP> They're all doh'I it. John Wayne appears on the tube to puah 11 aavlac• and' loan comeaftY. Bob Hope hawlla hla h vor ile •uoUne La~ to t'nllst 1n the televi11on • Ulna brlaudtt are J1me1 8t~rt ror a tlr• com pany and Danny Kay~ ror an hl J\aDl movies camerll Why do they do ll? All four bav~ mUHon-dollar cootucts. wbJd1 11 the mlln n-ason Sl1US allo t>eUew coulJtent exposW't.' on TV t•oaunercla.la ts a good way to remain ln f'ront of the public OME aESIST . Pwul New_g>an'a publlcl•l, Warren Cowf·n. t~ll• of arr4Delna &t lunch meetln.i bl-tween lb~ star and advtrtiatna magnate Mary Wells. S he o((ered him a million dollars tor a ooe·shol endorse· rnent or a rtuy headac he remedy. ......., • "But I've never used lt," Newman protested. .. THAT'S ALL right,•• Wells replied .. "You can say ydU recommend it to your friends." Newman passed Not so Zsa Zsa Gabor. The diamond·de<:ked beauty is the a mbas~dor of good wlU ror the Montgomery Ward Auto Club, of all things. lnany t.hete are." ly. I have appeo.red In doieni. of Ml GABOa 18 proud or tho plays. ,· ' Mont«omay Ward connection "Yet some people think aU J and boNtl that m million ratne can do ls lousy talk shows." ticktta were lsaued In a ALTHOVGH F ILMS have wecpatakea for which the grWld been Infrequent ror Zsa Zsa. she prile,wu.s her own Rolfs Royce. remains active In the theater. I t was won by i South tourine ln such plays as "Forty Carolina shlpy1trd worker who Carats" <her favorite 1. ''Blithe h11d previously driven a lflSS Spirit" and soon "Reunion in f'ord He wu offered" the Vienna." Also in "Arsenic and alternaUve or a cash prize. but Old Lace " in which she co- declded tn ravor or Zsa Zsa's • starred with sistea.Eva. Rolla. "Never agai o~sa Zsa vowed. "It was a disaster. The ALTDOVGU TALK obviously billing bad to be changed every comes easily to her., Zsa Zs~ day. I Celt guilty when 1 got briliUca u~ the suggestion that lt more laughs than Eva. We ia lbe buts (or her rame. ended up hardly speaking. "Absolutely ridiculous," she "It was the fll'St and last time snapped. "I have made 40 mo-I will work with my ramUy. I Uoo pictures, not only here but was so upset I got married In ~ngland. France. Spain. lta· again." Dad Believes Son · Snatched by UFO MELBOURNE, Australia <AP> -The father of an Australian pilot who disappeared after reporting that a UFO was shadowing him said he stiU believes bis son was "snatched by beings from outer space. ''Nothing else explains it. That explanaUon is as good as any," Guido Valenticb said. "I would rather think he was alive and well on another planet away out there somewhere than dead al the bottom of the sea. "I don't know anything about cars. dahling," she confesses. But s h e i s an ex p ert ------------saleswoman, as s he dem· .. FRED WAS A firm believer in UFOs and I now think be was right. What else can explain this A WEEK·LO NG search by eight light planes and an Australian air force maritime reconnaissance plane found no wreckage and no indication that his plane bad plunged into the sea .. AITORNEY SENTENCED SAN JOSE <AP) -An attorney has been sen· tenced to two years in prison for federal jn- come tax evasion. Vera L. Hoff. 54, a San Jose lawyer for 11 years, was sentenced by U . S. Di strict Court Jud ge Spencer Williams. who said he wa s impos i ng th e punishment as a detcr- r e n t and because lawyers should not be placed in preferential positions. • Ms. Hoff will ~me eligible for parole aft.er :lervingsix months. onstrates in her tours through the country. She was getting ready ror a sales trip to Denver and Anchorage. ... mystery?" Frederick Valentich. 20, and his rented single·engine Cessna .. l 'M THRILLED TO be go'~... disappeared on a night flight off "'6 the southern Australia coast 1J to Alaska." she said. "The trou. days ago. A federal investigating official said the incident was a complete puzzle. '7 here'are dozens or different theories. Everyone has bis own theory. But none can be backed up by evidence," he said. ble with living in Los Angeles is He radioed air traffic control that l can't wear my furs. But in in Melbourne that a long shiny Alas ka I can." craft with four green lights was A FtJLL.SCALE investigation She was asked how many furs "playing games" with him. is under way into Valenlich's she has. background and the history of "I don't really know. Let's THEN HE REPORTED that the plane it.self. see. there's the floor ·lenglh his engine was idling roughly. lt is expected to take weeks chinchilla, the noor.}cngth sa. Seconds later there was a for the investigation to be com· blc. the normal length sable, the strange metallic sound from b.is pleted and an official answer to while mink, the Russian Lynx. r adio and he and bis plane the myst ery m ay never be the leopard coat which I don't vanished. given. wear anymore because tbe Australian Federal Transport Friends or the missing pilot leopard is an e nd a nge r e d lnvestieatorsarestumped. continued to search tbe a rea species, the tslue fox. the short Not one clue bas turned up to where he disappeared and ships white fox, the silver fox, the indicate that Valentich was the and aircraft passing through the cheetah . . . I keep them all I.Ji victim o( a normal lieht aircraft search zone were asked to keep USE DRYLOK TODAY FOR DRYWALLS TOMORROW PAii FREE -VOL --------1 I I -----____ , FURNACE FILTERS . ..._ ,, . CHOOSE FROM 14x14, \6x25, 20x20, 20x25 I I I .~ I I I I I I I 1· I PUS TIC IOOF CUIEIT Ste· 11 OZ. CART. · WET OR ORV USE SEALS LEAKS EVEN IN THE RAIN 240 llOAIWAY u-.maa 497-4403 r!iJ tlle vault. so I don't know how crash. an eye open for wreckage. ~~~~~~~-----~-~~~~-=-=--=::=::=::=::=::=::===============================================================================;;;::::--~ New Rules Aid :,...c:-Fire Victims BURLINGAME <AP> -The Cahfornla Coastal Commission has adopted emergency reg· ulations lD ~peed consideration of building permits for single.family houses ravaged by a re· cent southern California blaze. The regulations a lso apply to other proposed single-family coastal dwellings that will not ad· vPrsely affect coa~.~esources. Mike Fischer, commission executive ~ector, said. THE REGULATIONS, AlJ'.l'llORIZED under legislation ·recently signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown, will take effect immediately, be said. Time and costs for obtaining a building permit will be reduced under the emergency regulations because a pubbc hearing will not be reqwred, Fischer said. Authorities said 230 homes were destroyed and 45 were damaged in the fire. Fischer said the regulations do not apply to proposed homes localed on public trust lands, such as tidelands. MEANWHILE, THE ST ATE Office ·or Emergency Services has asked the federal SmaU Business Administration to make a disaster declaration for the 37,000 acres of burned public and private property in Los Angeles County. The commission also voted to waive building permit fees for any applicant whose home was destroyed by disaster. The ne w permit r egulations apply to beachfront homes destroyed or damaged in the fire PETEK DOUGLAS. COMMISSION deputy director, said a maximum or 17 homes in Malibu could still be required to give the public access along the water. Student Appointed Sarah Moyed, ~gbter of Dr. and Mrs. Hanis S. Moycd. NewPbrt Beach, a sophomore at Wellesley College in Massachusetts, bas been ap. pointed to the school's student press board. 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THIS II AN ttONIS~ FREE CREDIT • PAOMOTION. •• 'I \ • ' INSIDE : •Comics •Entertainment •Te levision •Erma Bombeck ThUl"IC:Uly N<Mtm* 2 I 978 f:J Th~ A•• L a n d e.-11 Enrfl~loprd•a Pepping Up Personality • I M n the-Ip U •I I hal't• a bnd trmpn " 'I know I !Jt't 11w/ull11 tlc>uu at hm1•11 hW th.al s ""' th# WOJi I n m ' I d lot'\' tv a.sk h.t r 0111 •. ttt.i.t I m o/rmd &ht-'U 14Y rw> und I rot1 t /O.C-.-~ ,ttthon " Tht>M' an-the t'111«$ o/ a s.-lJ unaot t1' OTeOI Mf'd 111 1mprtn-.•m.•nt An ""'""' .shapt> ~r'°"1CJ.lsl1i1 con tw 11·1•1tol~'d f1'Sl hkt> an ""' o/ 1~ bod)I, .0111 tlell'n #fotnllon It'~ a moltN' u/ rt<'t'Tr1"' and ducapav J>nrt /uur o/ Tflf: AfVN LANDERS EN CYCl .Ol'Jo'DIA prt'11naJs 1tm,,U• guukl1M1 for cunng tht• mo.st l·ummon pt'rsonaht11 problems and dt>llC'rtbt•s lw>w JIO" con bttomt: thl pt>Tson f,/OU want to bt• Nobody g through hfe'wfaring the same clothes day ter day. year after year Even the ll"'ast clo es-conscious pen;on glanc~..in the mirr or from time to t1me to cheek on ap· peara nce Yet many people sLlll "wear " the ... amt' peN>Onahty they've had for years -the 'ame mannerisms. the s ame responses. the -;am e way of presenting themselves to the "orld. Unlike d othmg, ~rsonaJities don 't wear nut , but co ntra r y to . common be lie f , personaht1es can be changed , improved . updat- ed . made more attractive and positive. We all know m en and women of whom it 1s always being said. "What a great personality'" And w~ know Just as many or whom the op- posite is tnie. But few take time out lo inven- tory thett own personality. e ven knowing that a pleasing, positive, conhdeol self-presentation is one of life's most valuable assets in terms of both personal and business success. A good personality rises out of a sound self-image. lt builds confidence In one's ability lo deal wi th others and has been the key lo success for many. There is no magic formula for improving your persooahty, but there are concrete steps th a t ca n impro ve 1t dram a tically a nd JX!fm anently. First. take a long, close look at yourself. Make a list of what you consider your strong points and your weaknesses. Be honest and ask· you rself l.f you have trouble relating to others Do you make friends easily? Do people seek you out. or tend lo avoid you ? Next. consider the following five steps that make fo r a pleasing personality: , 1. Voice -People react lo the quality and tone or yotU voice. If it bas a shrill or oasal sound. start working to change it immediately. Listen for irritating habits such as nervous laughter and compulsive phrases like "you know." Buy or borrow a tJlpe recorder and Hsten lo yourself. Wail till you're in a conversa- tional setting. Ferget the machine is on. U what you hear upsets you. use lbe ta~ lo practice making your voice pleasing. 2. Posture : Walk as if you are proud or yourself. Sit. gesture, stand in front of a mirror until you like what you see, Eliminate the slo"Uch. Don't s prawl when you s it. Kill off chop- py, ne rvous gestures. Watch what you do with you r hands . All this wUl make you seU· conscious for a while. but that js the point. 3. Potse -All the wor ld likes a relaxed. ln· terested person who seems lo have lime lo hsfen The person who ta lks too fast , swallows words. hops from foot to foot. glances al his watch. and seems harried and ill al ease gives a negative tmage. The unspoken message is : "He's letting me know he has better things to do than talk lo me." There is also a verbal and m'ental pause which people with good personalities practice. It aroounts lo thinking before they speak. Tbls takes pr actice, and it m ay slow you down a bit rusually a good thing, anyway), but thinklng before you speak is as Important as looking before you leap. A fi nal filter installed just behind the vocal chords could improve the most o((ensive personality 100 percent. 4. Tact -Tb.is means never hurting another person's feelings unnecessarily. Remem ber the times you've been made to feel uncomfortable or JUSt pl ain hurt when someone passed a thoughtless-rem.a.rk and belittled you. SensiJl_vi- ty to the other fellow's feelings can be acqu.ir'ed with pracllce. The rule "When in doubt, shut up" 1s a good one. 5. Output -You arc with.yourself constant- ly . You are with others for periods of time which range from seconds lo hours. Others ex- perience you only in those periods. You may be thi nking the k.indest of thoughts ~bout them but they will never kaow it if you don't say so or show-it. Don't be a backslapper or an offensive spouter of phony compliments, but a ~ood wory:l,, a smile. a nod, a genuine expresttlon ot concern ',. or a deserved compliment can work wonders in the wa~ your )>ers0oality Is f>erceived -a nd stra ngely enough , the reaction wiU work won- ders in making you feel bett.er and more confi- 'dent about yourself. F inally. Dale Cam egJe was in the business of teaching people bow lo "win friends and in· <See LANDERS, Page C3l , ' JanAust- Schminke: She had gone totetreats and envisioned her own. House of White Shell Woman 'It's a c omp lete change from the normal p attern o f living. Yo u 're away fr.om freeways, ·rv and the telephone.: By J UDITH OLSON Of tM O.llr Pu.t JWff "The House of WhUeSheU Womanisaplace·$J>ClCe for woman. Jt JS tocaled·geographu:ally on a sea-cove m Laguna Bech. Calif. It a.s localed, more nebulously, in the hearts end minds of the women who come there." The smell or pine trees m ingles with the scent of burning .wood. The damp ocean wr creeps in with its aroma of seaweed and salt. You feel like you'r e miles a way from civiliaalion. perha ps in a secluded spot near Mendocino or Big Sur, b ut you're not. You're an Laguna Beach. 10 miles south of Newport. JUSt a block from one of the busiest highways in the slate. But the House of White Shell Woman brings you here, away from it au. Once you enter the Claeryl Ronao Invest On- The Inside As l sat in bed reading the other night. my daughter, Sheri, came in and plwiked down beside me. There was a sense of urgency m her voice. It see ms my 13-yea r-old bad just finished watching a television program where the teen- age heroine was afraid of growing up because she didn't want to leave her parents or watch them grow old. Was she afraid of J'!rowing up? I asked. "Well . no," s he replied "I JUSt don't want to get any older and I don't want to leave you." I tried lo reassure her that all or us are sometimes afraid of growing and changing. When I was 13 1 suddenly "redJscovered" all m y dolls a nd wa nted a cowboy s uit for Cbristmas and was quite confused about what l would do If some boy tried to kiss me. Later. when she was s afefY"tucked In bed between dozens or stuffed animals and two dogs, I stood in the room wondering how this child of mine would adjust to all the changes "• she would have lo face in the next few years . I doobt there are any of us who found it easy to let go or the security or a teddy bear or our m other's apron strings, particularly as we began lo experience the demands of life and started climbing those inevitable plateaus, only lo find an even larger obstacle to be scaled. In recent weeks, I've had the opportunity to speak lo several ~roups of college st udents and a f requ&tl)' asked question is "How do you know when it's wortfi Uie rls1f1o sficl< your neck out?" The question is not an~. ~lfferent than the one posed by my 13-year~ My answer is: h aving the courage to risk is ~rowinR up. How many Umes In our lives are we raced with two directions and must make a decision which way lo go? While one path m ay appear sm oother and the safer of the two, often the other -full of potholes and rocks -presents the great.er challenge and potential opporturuly for fulfillment. The time to risk is when we see a chance lo grow a nd achie\'e or when we speak up for what we belie~in. ·whatever the odds. and remain true too Ives -even thoUgh we know that is lo risk a oss. t , Chronologically, none of us (even 13·year- old girls who watch cartoons and eat Captain Crunchl can stop the aRing process. t hough there are plastic surgeons who would let us deny It for awhile. Therefore, we had best invest In what 's on tbe inside. . . T he next morning after Sher1 and I had our woman-to·woman discu.sslon. we wem t.O 'visit · ~ <See ROMO, Page C3> • gree n. rough-he wn r etreat and sit by the fireplace for a wtule, you're in a new world. your own private space. Dinner is cooking. It, too. smells good. And the best part is that you don't have to make 1t or clean up afterwards . The house is a retreat from the cares of a home for women who have o~ly a few days to spend away from family and friends A place to explore creativity, lo meet new fnends . A way lo try on new altitudes for size. T hese are the purposes or the H0use of Whal e Shell Woman. a concept formulated by a Newport Beach res1dent .,Jan Aust-Schmmke. She rents the beach house one week a month during the fall. winter , and spring months an4 opens it to whomever wants to com e. for whatever period of tim e they wish to spend. T here is a the me fM each month. tn Se,,.. tem ber it was "Heroes" a nd in October. "Mystery." Four women writers were dls· cussed during the last week , including Agatha Christie. Each day there is an art worlcshop, led by women, which gue:'\L:s a re free to .attend or not. as they wish. The <jnl)(: ·•must ''. for the day is the quiet time aft.er breakfast, when no one is al· lowed lo taJk M rs. Aust-Schm inke does most of the cook· ing and some or the cleanup. Guests must wash. d r y a nd put away the ir own plates a nd silve rware so that the women don't fall into the traditional female role of serving others. The sea is one or the biggest attractions of 'Its vet)' tiring Bndanybody ~ thinks it's easy has never cleaned a house properly .• The Cleaning Business The women love the freedom of being their own boss. Plus, the hours aren 't bad and neither is the pay. By MARCIA FORSBERG °' .... o.lty ...... 5Ufl There s still some tr uth to the old sayinf about cleaning women who "don't do wi ndows .' But 1t depends on the cleaning woman. Those who "don't" are usually employed by dome~ he lp agencies or m aid services. which leave me pa ne pollshing to the m a le staff of porters and housemen. But cleaning wom en who DO wa~h windows are. for the most part, self-employed indepen- dent contractors such as Katy and Barbara. who personally believe that a thorough job is the best Job. Both ho usek eep e r s. who r equested anonyml~y, also wash walls. dutt. vacuum. clean stoves apd ov~. defl'Ollt refrigerators. clean bathrooms a._ bedrooms. scrub Ooors and shampoo carpets. 'The whole works," says Katy, 50. of Foun- tain Valley. • "1 make sure everything in the house has been touched -that means. that everything has been ' t'leaned." says Ba rbara, 28, of Laguna Beach. fT"S PHYSICAL tabor, and they wottt hard. "It's very UrinJC, and anybody who thinks It 's easy has never cleaned a house properly. There's a difference between clean and sanitary. You try doing this every day, f\ve days a week." says Barbar a. "The cleanJng business lan't as easy u it looks ." adds Katy. "When a person calls for this service, it's usually. beeauae they've let that <See CLEANING, Pase Cl) ' l ' . • DAILY PILOT P BU NOTIC't: • 1CH TIOU\ 1 11\1111 n .. _. ~, .. ,, .. ,., ·~· ' f •••hQ ,,.,,d,., ... ,,. ~"• bw Jlllt~ O ut.••1..' .. '"" b\••t• o• .-Wl ,flfi,,.\\H4tlf~tl \)i,IN1 • 1•\0 _.,,.4t 'YflOll o. ,,,,, , ,,,,, W-11' () l.,.,. 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""° N<iv 1, 9, t•, 1'19 PUBLIC NOTICE •. "'auc NOl"tCB I , a P\JaUC NOTICI PV9UC NOTICE PVllUC NOTICE • ........ • ..... ~ .......... tV ...... .,, •• ~ •• ...,._,.._.." ••• --'-.....,.,... .. - .~Shetl \ ( <From Pa&t CU the House of ~lte Shell Woman. One g~t. back for her alxth Ume, recalled her Orat vt&1t. She had a lower room. l"°'t above the surt. · '(l'hat nnt mom1nt when opened the windows r loved it.'' she said. "I am drawn lo the ocean. I can't live next to it but J c~n come here." Bernice Schacter. a te~ from the San Fernando Valley, checked in for her seventh vlslt to the house. "I M ard about lt tbrouah 1 ~al ~te agent.1 ' she sakt. "lt'a my substJtuw ror moving to Laguna." She likes the house both for itb people and its atmosphere. "There's a very 5uppor1Jve croup here. It's warm. sort of like a famlly." she uld. "You Jtet hooked on It. ll's a complete ch ange from the normal pattern or laving. You 're away from fr@eways, TV and the telephone. "It's the peopte and the sea. l 'm a water person and the va&Jcy doesn't afford me that op- portunity. I love going to sleep w\th the waves poundlng under my wlndow." Many ol the women who come lo the House of Whl~ Shell Woman are single. ft ls easler for them lo set away for a few days 'But many ol the women are f acin& tr1nsi· tk>n1 ln thetr Uves. They may be tl'Yirtl to adjust to a divorce or flndlng a new place for themselves in the working world. They come to the house to find support. Tbou&h she has spent one week a month at the house fOf' the past lwo y.ean as fou"der and facUit~tor. Jan Ausl·Schmlnke neVtt ceases to be touched by the ma&ic of the settina. The c~ept ls a dream come true for her She majored ln bacterloloSY at VCLA. though she leaned more toward the arts, and even considered ~ming a doctor. "The real love of my life h;td bffn art but I was seduced away from that." s he said. She married, had children and Uved the Ure of a suburban housewife, pushing her art in· terests to the~\ e. Slowly ased back Into her s-peclal area. drama. and bee me more aware of herself as an artist and tbe "glt\s that women have ln the arts." About this time the Newport Beach resident became lamlUar with Junglan psychok>gy. wtth its emphasis on both setence and Ute arts. and "an enormous seed was planted In my mtnd:' An Ep(seopalian, Mrs. Aus\-Schmiokc also had done religious drama. By the be1innine of lhc '70s she had become more and more interested in commu.nJcating • her feelines about nrt to other people. "That·~ what this house ls all about,'' she said. She had gone t o various retreats a nd gradually began envisioning he r own . ··1 thoti'ght of.. it as a scrtpt," she said. "The House . of White Shell Woman." TM next question was whert to have It. She watched several particularly appealing houses on the street for signs of life <they wert? ~um mer houses I and finally was able to spe~k' lo one of the owners "My ~h~inal idea was to have 10 women ~me fOf' a week." she said. ''But that didn't work." The ,.an of havtn1 women CotM and IO evolved but even t.hls schedYle has iU problems. Mrs. A\llt.schmlnke if never sure, tor exa ... ple. how much food to buy. "But It's worted out," w sakS. "Women come and brina .sometblng and I add to U." She needs another ~wr person to teep up the work but believes that. wtU come t.oo. "My major problem now ls runninc the house: If t.bings 10 well I might add anotber weekend. But I can't do it aU." TM price is nominal CS!} for one night aod three meals 1 because Ifft", Ausl·Schmlnkc doesn't want to exclude any woman. ''It's very 'tidal ' now.·· s he added "Sometimes the house ls fuJt and .sometime~ t.here are only a few women." And who Is the White Shell Woman? The name Is taken from a Navajo myth •hlch sa)':. that woman created the world and aJI that ts in lt . The Wlute Shell Woman a1lo II a changing woman. Mrs. Aust·Schminke said. "She is the greatest deity in NavajO tellgk>ft. She has two feminine aspttts. And. she Is benevolent.·· Information about lbe house may be ob· talned by wrlting to Ho~ of White Shell Woman. P.O. Box 2e88, Mission Viejo, CA 92890. ••• Cleaning <From Paie Cl I • house go to where it ·s too much for them to do lt ... Still, lhey keep spraymg that Pledge and making those beds. The reuons? They love the freedom ol being their own bola. Plus. they say. the hours aren't bad tftve to sht·hour days I and ne\lber ls the .,_, !between 125 and $40 per boule>. "~ It or not. I was an administrative assistant for a large firm for 20 yean ,'' says Katy. "But I didn't 1et paid what I thought I was worth. I got tired of 8 IO 5 every day and I didn't like teelna the bou's aon, face all the time." SlmUarty. Barbara w<>r1<ed In a clothing store ~ she "had to tolerate the public and pacify a lot of people.•• Tl08 WAY. THEY are In charte. ''f'vj: m ade it so that I have a choice ol who I work for . and m)' clients arc the peopte I WANT to work for," says Barbara. The .women pick their own hours: "I don't have to" work an cight·hour day. which is conve- nient ~IUH I have a 7·year-Old son.·• she says. ··And l take my lunch boW' when I want to 90 I can watch one of my soap operas." "If I don't want lo work half a week, I don't.•• aa~ Katy. However. she adds that OC· ~ask>nally lhe'U spend an entire Situ.relay wOf"it. ins "U lt's an em~tgency like a lady havlng a .,.rty wbo wants her house c~IMd that day." THEY DON'T consider the home:keeptnc profession 11 men.lei. and both would like to ~· 6ducate those who believe lt to be .mdl1nl1Md. "People feel that way bec1uae they think that to clean a~ you don1 bave to THJNK -but you do have lo pay au.ntk>n to do a CoOd jOb, and to not break anytfilnc." aayw Barbara. 'Tm very proud of what I do because iny cUenu ll'Ult me." abe addl. ''I'm not do4ftl more than whet we we~ bom to do -to be clean. I'm doinc what any woman cto. eveey d&)'. r·m not doing aft1thin8 out of theorctiaaty :•t&)'S Katy. . Barbara notea tbat the .tob ls not. without tls funny mocnenta -''One da,y l sbook out a mop Uld all tbe~ baby f"P came Jumplnt out." j I \ I ' • .. . .. ... • . .. . ERMA BOMBECK I ANN LANDERS I HOROSCOPE Thut'ldey. ~ 2. •m DAILY PILoT f:3 Free and Happy DEAR ANN t.ANDERS I never thou1hl 1 "d bo oully tl\OUlh to ""Tilt' to you but here I om I 1 s IOODl'r or later YoU lt>t everybody ( Horoscope ] FlllDAY, NOV. 3 matt era w ith cloae 8)' SYDNEY OMAIUt neiehbor• or relatives. ARIES <March 21 • New ideas. versatility, April UI >: Moon position emotional responses are coincides now with 1 featured. What seemed mo re active concern a defeat la transformed with the future, 8plr1tual Into an adva..ht.age. Your matters, education and humor. resourcefulness t r a v e I. A q u a r i u • . play key roles. Someone Applauding ·My Vintage Years H wu the letter from tht" wlfei wbo dnnk colfH and walked the floor unUI two o'clock 1n tht monuna woe>Mnni: v. nt td' : •nd a tay attlt•df". Ye.-~ Ukt' why In the ~-orld ht'r lht're ff tbt'y wAnl a lady .t.o wUJ never hu8band didn't call !-\ht another wom n. that., beve alttrs. You may Yo as wnrrit"d ~<'le that all rl&tlt w1lh me. too, GIVE a rf'w, but I.bat's m•Y~ ~ wu In a dltrb. hut thf'y can park th"lr auotbc-r aubjttt. a ho pital, or a mor1u• .,hoes undu ht•r btd O E A n A N N My motht>r. ble her pnmentntly I don 't LANDERS My hu!>baml hurt. wmt tbrouJCh th1u •••nt 't'm back h ua :. 11mall businei,s llflony for S8 year~ Sh• 1·11 Mver hve to ,c~ that rf'qutrt>s ham to wH marned to o m .. n th1· day ~hen ~o in e travel oround t.f\e stute a who Wlb not a provldC'r. m 1 s l' r a b I e • good dew Charlie wu!> u a df'ct'ot h us band or 1n<'on:o1ld~rate man un pilot dunng the Vietnam hlh~r Il ls m ajor '1t1\'t' rne up the wutt war ond t•n1oys flyrng lnlt'rt'~ls were hunltnJC, ~ orrylng about v.•hl•rt llt• bought a !imull plnne r I 1 h I n i . g am b I 1 n JI . hP lb lf t\(> dot-.n·t W.lnt ·Ulree Yf'W-S a~o .aod now running around with to come home . h e he mukl''> aJm()St all his "thf' boys" and Y~ . dvt·1w't dHerve to huvc buslnetlts trip~ by air "the girls " .1 homf' to <'OOlt~ to I fl y with Churllc qulte I w•:rs marraed tware llnn 't pn nl my naml:' oftt>n and Ol'vt'r gave it a and I made up my mind nt)' \lt'wpoant 1~ enouRh !'terond thou~ht unttl la!>t rrom UM! start. af tht') J 11 .. t sign me FR F: E "eek wht•n ont.> of the don't comt: homt:. I tlon't l\~D HAPPY tnglrws <·onkt''Apolot ii. MORE lhau t>ng1nt'. but 1t·h1t me for tan go to China 1f tht>y rnougb. I like your the first tame that af we ____________ .....:::.. ____ _:_.:....:...._ ~houtd both·\ dtt' an an :l<'c1dent. our son. age t-1g ht, would be pretty much alone u1 the world. " returns an "lmportaot" Taurus ~rsons fi gure ravor. prominently -so does the number 4. You can SCORPIO <Oct. 23· Nov . 21>: Follow "~llcape" your environ-tbrou 0 h on rirst im· ment. e TAuaus <Apr il 20. preulons. Money pie · May 20 >: Change lo lure Is brighter than t!m ploymeot situation origina lly a nUctpated. ')ndicated . Gemini , What you possess h as s r1 r. much value. Know it -ag1tta us ilgure prom· don't ""'ve up something I n e n t I y . A c c e n t o n 6 ' basic abilities, rei:ognl-for nothing. Aquarius. ta on for talent in or· Cancer . Loo persons lire I i in picture. gan ut on and cos t· SAGITl'AJlWS tNov. cutting. Member o( op-22·Dec. 21,.l: Lunar cycle poslte sex seeks counsel at peak -waste no time concerning r elative in on self-doubt. Gel going transit . . 'ft d GEMINI <May 21· I~ SWI • confi ent. pre- June 20). Spotlight on case manner. ~ou will be public relations. legal . surprised -m a most ties. marriage. Home plea sa nt ~anoer . life. domestic situation Popularity inc reases. comm a nds attention. ,. Wh at had .evaded you Maint ain tow profile. ~m be ava1labl~. Know You lose by attempting at and act accordingly. to force Issues. You do CAPRICOR N I Dec. best fo r yourself by 22·Jan. 19): Get to heart lis te ning, o bser ving of matters. Check re · prt>paring. talclng notes. s uits of secret con · This is not time for f.ere n ce . Decis ions direct.confrontation. made. In c landestine People applaud tht! weirdest thinas. On talk shows. for n · ample, any mention or any state will get a round of applause rc:om people who have not necessarily llved there, but wbo have ju.st beard or It. Strict mor ality will bring people oo their feet like a starlet who pro- claims, "I refuse to ap. P.t;ar nude in a movie," or 'I'd like to see peace throughout the world." But the thing that really brings down the house Is the age of an old per.son. Longevity does not go unrewarded. A few weeks ago on the Phil Donahue Show 1 ad - milted to writing five books. giving birth to three c hildren, being man'ted 29 years, and being extremely kind to my mother. None or these amazing feats moved the audience. dropped out of my tffth and had to be replaced. My kids began to spell ii'\ front of me. My body ~:~.ped manur~acturing Ever since ap· pejlrance, l've n try. ing to figure It t. Were they applauding au~e la I they lhoughl 1 was older and were relieved to bear l bad a few good years leit; t hey thought I was going down the other side of the mountain and looked prettY-i ood for. my. d ec lining years; ~c > I was not to the lobby buying popcorn whe n Lincoln was shot. I do not know the verse t.o the Beer Barrel Polka. I do not rem ember Ma rk Twain when he had blatk halr. I thought Boot Hill was a Cancellation Sh~ Store. Phil said they prob· ably clapped because I was so honest and had no sensitivity about my age. 1 I thought be knew me better than that. ' they conceded I was---------~ rather ucid and could---------- still cross my legs at the RUfFELl'S ankle Without help? 1..uA1STER For all you people who vr-........,. Y clapped (and you all W...Y•W• know who you are>, let tlltllHt m e set the r ecord 1mtt.rti.r ih' straigbL e.... ...__Mt-Ont Featuring the loveliest ls there a law that says un orphaned child mus t be raised by a relative? Neither of my parents i s alive . Charlie's mother Is too Ill to take th e responsibihty or raising a youn~ster CANCER <June 2·1. m a nne r. could ha ve July 22~: Study Taurus. direct erfecl o n you. Gemiru messages. You Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio are able now to get what persons figure prom· you need -through ioently .. In matters of "qu iet approach.·· speculation. stick with Pisces is in picture. You number 4. However, whe n a young man in the back row stood up and asked, "How old are you?" and I r esponded, ''I'm 51." 1 nearly got a stand.mg ovation. Do you know-------------------- what it feels like to see of hair designs for the holiday seasons. Free C'onsultuli<~ 11 20 lfll1no Blvd . Ncwporl Beach b42·8484 Does your daughter need confidence? c~ 0orot11, SlnT• ~ Ma II liw; SdM* • A11.c, Call In any pattern from any book. ~~~~ 800 521·8750 PHONE ORDERS ACCEPTED• NO DEPOSIT • NO FREIGHT CHARGE • NO DELIVERY CHARGE • PAY WHEN DELIVERED Post Wallcovering Distributors, Inc. !iO <Ania~ Ro~ -To AR 0•08f• l"• Tllan Fu• C.M (?• Flolt•I HOURS MON.-FRI. 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Where the good life comes together • See 65 Ouellty-bullt. 2-3 Bedroom Mobile Homes • Newest Floor Plans • Over 1000 Motomomes. Vans, lfevel Trailers and r.amn_.., :..;.......<-" fOf every budget! • New Accessor1es • Anancmg and Parks Information • All at the West's ~Show! '!tc; ... My ~•stcr has done a poor job with her own • eh1ldnm and Charlte's brot h<'r:> are c-hildles!>. 1They hate kids 1 We didn't name godparents ur son was born. late to do so now . I s that the answer? Please advise. --EL PASO WINGS DEAR WING S: Godpart-nts h ave no legal obligations. Decide with your husband who i among your friends plant~ now fo r the AQUARI US <Jan . future. See places, peo-20-Feb. 18): Accent on pie as they are -not sensuallty .. pleasure. re· merely as you wish they lationship that becomes might be. "intensified." Gemini. LEO !July 23-Au~. Virgo, Sagittarius 22 I : Now you a re an pe r sons figure prom - thick of things -. you inently. A promise Is are off the sidelines and fulfilled. You could be in into the ~a m e. mood to cele brate . Capri corn fi g ur es PISCES !F eb. 19 · pr ominently. Older in· March 20>: Accept what dividual, who has capital, seem s an "arrogant or· 1s fascinated with your der." You 'll rind lhat, way of presentation. indeed. what was said Kn o w i t -f o 11 ow and done was lrulv for through. your own good. Taurus, people on their feet, with tears o( admiration in th ei r eyes paying hom age to a vintage year? I always thought that was the kind of recogni- tion re,erved for a man who was a water boy in the Civil War and re- members passing a cup to Robert E. Lee. Since when did 51 become a vintage year. for cry1ng out loud? Where were they when I reached 40 and needed them? 'The year my eyes couldn't read a me nu until it dropped on the BAYSHORE ANIMAL HOSPITAL takes pleasure In anhounclng that JOHN A. KUTTEL, D.V.M. has joined the staff for the practice of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery. Or. Kuttel, Whose SPe-clat interest is birds, wlll be joining Marvin R. Maas. O.V.M . and Darcy L. Anderson, O.V M. Doctonttowa By Appointment 7:077 Hetbor Btvd. Coat• Mesa· Phone 646-1864 . would be t h e m ost suitable choice to raise y our s o n s h o u l d something h appen to you )H)lh. Then ask U.e m if tht>y would accept the VlRGO \Aug. 23-Sept. Libra. Scorpio persons ~): Conclude transac· cou Id be a p a rt of taon -reach beyond scenario. floor . All the fillings .._ _________________ _... what appears to be a responsibility. (It might be reclprocaJ -if they ' have children, you'd take thel.rs. I Be sore to make a "ill and stat.e yoar wishes. In the absence of a will, the chlld would probably be placed in the home or relatives. H-m itation. Aries. Llbra fi gure in scenario. Stick with t he established . Leave speculative ven-• • • lures for another time. Romo Stand tall for principles, gel vahd real estate ap- praisal. There is t ax- saving loophole -if you will seek ii. LIB RA. CSept. 23-0ct. 22 >: You get to heart of Singles Calendar Skiers who want to know more about what's hap- pen in g this sea son s hou Id call Wa voe Hoover at 645-7979 ORANGE COAST SINGLES: Ar( evening of sharing and dancing is slate1 to begin et. 8 p·.m. Saturday. Nov. 4. at the h on1e of Ed Philips In Cypress. For TGI F PARTY: Every reservations, call Irish Friday evening from s Spitzer, 646-1149, or Ed· to 7:30 p.m. at the Ad· at 821·1255. vanced Health Center. OctoberFest will be Newport Beach For celebrated at Old World further information caJI in Huntington Beach 975-0700. starting at 3 p.m . Sun-R a p sessio ns for day, Nov. 5. •Meet In the singles are al110 being Be~rgarden of the conducted from 7:30 to village located at the 10 P·!ll· each Wednesday San Diego Freeway aod evening at the center Beach Blvd SINGLE EXPE R · IENCE: "Dealing with Feelings about Previous Partners" will be the topic of a discussion beginning at 8 p.m . Fri· day. Nov. 3, at the Mar· riott Hotel in Newport Beach. All ages welcome, admission $.5 per person. NEW PERSP EC· TIVES: For widows and widowers this series of· rered by Coaslline Com· munity College and un- der the direction of ASSERT I ON TRAINING: Fo-r women only is being offered by UC I and will begin at 9 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 4. For. information about the Extension course. call 833-5414 EX P LO RI NG SINGLENESS: An ex· perieotlal rap group for s ingles with· Norm Rockmael will begin at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 10, For particulars. con· tact the Center Club. 975-0700. (f'rom Page CU .. Grandpa Bill whose lnsldes are weU nurtured. Though approaching 90. ..Whiskey BUI•· baso 't let it slow him down. Sheri listened intently to he r great· ·gtandratber as he regaled us with 1tories about the old days and reminded us that the sttret lo a long life is exercise. ~ter, when we lel'l, she looked at me with a serious expression and ~aid · "I tblnk I'll just grow up to be 16 and stay there ." It reminded me of when I wanted to st.av 27. ••• La&ders f From Page Ct> nuence people" for a long Ume. His list or "Twelve Ways to Win Peoj)le to Your Way or Thinking" can be used to improve personality and confidence as well : 1. Avoid arguments. 2. Never teU a person he/she is wrong ; respect his /her oplnlon. 3. If you are wrong, admit It qulcdy. 4. Begin a discusalon in a friendly way 5. Phrase your questions so people must answer yes . 6. Let the other person do a great deal of the talking. 7. Let the other person feel that the idea Is his own. 8 Try hooeaUy to see lhlng.s from the other person's point o( view. 9. Listen sympathetically to the ideas and desires of others. 10. Appeal to the penon•s nobler motives. 11. DramAtize your ideas. 12. When nothing else works. throw down a challenge. Helen R.obWn. Mute Plobu, Nn> York. AdapCed from Modernoi$elle magazine. C:OV,.IQl>t tt1i by Es!Mt "'· ~ Ren ee Stimme l will------------------------------ begl n at 10 :30 a .m . 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Ry;,n ALLRl6+tTV1 iHeN LIW IN 1<1NORf:NiSl by !ml• Bushmilltr NANCY , THE PHONE RANG T WELVE' TIMES BE~ORE YOU ANSWERED ' I WA5 ON T~E OTHER SIDE OF THE ROOM -·- AND I REFUSE TO RUN TO ANSWER IT WHEN IT RINuS TDDAT'S CllSSllU nZILI ~ 50~ 1 Olrncutt $2 W11 god S Celylr leaf S4 Tramp 10 fl9rlofm 56 forbelflnCe 1' Wings 5t AeluMd ts Cost 83 Golf chit> 18 Row 6't Meeting 17 Some II Akron prod- lddicts. 2 uct words 67 Jotn 19 -kareni~ II liturgy 20 Cl'loked with • Wortcer mud 70 Gralna 21 Catutroplle 71 Cease 23 Actor Burt DOWN 25 Indentation 2S Treed JO Relatives ~Bay window 35 Yorkshire river 11 Flower 38 T urtdsh oftt. 1)8( 39 Tirades 42 Color.cto ln- dlan 43 lnlquitiea 45 Italian wine '6 Aspirer ca Made lace I 1 Poft p<od- uct• 2J11- 3 Scold •Tooth mat ... rial 51nMCt 6 Sea eagle 7 Mottt.d I Sow 9 Ablted 10-of parts 11 Fluff 12 Engllall queen 13 Time period 18 Ral•• j UNITED F•tute Syndicate ....... .,..~~· I als I • 1 •fnlalt• r I 1 • lalt l< VI a \!ff.-11• •a l•f olv l t ,11i..i. • , l • "''''' I 0 • l ,_o , . ~ I -· rir1 , .. 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"--•m:m O#IAN ,,..N()llOO -~IMY ~la ff\ie •t•• c.'I('• 1H I D "'UkAHO ..,c:..io I CM...a Alie ...... f.:ao I LO'lll 1.uCY l 11ci' ... o tll1t . v ••• ··"-•f'd '""" ..... "'Cl • '"" l>•I>~ "'II"'• •"'1 .... . m..O • ~T'ORIA.l ~" ~ 'Mlnelntr ~ .. • HWAN1lEt THROUOH THE Aln'1I ion of Spec.~ol ~ llllMV~ 0.-1• &oooy V•nlOf'I -..~~ ~ ,.,5.T.. Paul t\nk<i :ind Ma rleor H1 rr1 (Ir (' a mong the star~ of tonight :.. tv.o hour mu::.1ta l ~pee 1al. "Cinderella ;.i t I ht· P1tla<'c ." air inti( a t 9 o 'cloc k on CBS , Channel l . ..c.-wa JOKIR"I~ &Ile WIUJOH DOUAR MAH '-Steva1 ,,_ to l>f-t ,, "°*" "'"'''e "°"' t>eoftO i.unohed 81 I gc>vtlr~I VIP Diane I IAHfOM> A>tO eON ~1•t0HOME ~ 1:ao•~ ~ 0 IH SIEAACH 01 TN! Gr""' l <1ka. 1rl8n• qltl I NEWLYWED GAME THIE GONG SHOW TIC TAO DOUGH AOAM·l:I' 28 TOHIGHT An o.,,_ or tne amtuoe ot i m•r ocen ~oc1ety 1ow•rd lhe crime Y>Chm •• ,,,,.Js.t!Oted (Ii) NEWSCHECI< Cf) 11.tl BEAUTY SHOW C1N11111rf Ll•flt19• I KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles I ICTt.A{lno ) Los Ang eles KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele& (I) KFMB(CBS) San Diego CJ KHJ· TV /Ind ) Los Angeles 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KT1V (Ind ) Loi; Angeles KCOP·TV (Ind ) Los An gelos KCET ·TV (PBS> Los Angeros e KOCE·TV (PBSl Huntington Beacn 1IQJ MATCH GAME PM I 00 6 THE WALTON8 A der•"Q&O tlrhlt ompro. ~on• fron "'hos house 0 PROJECT U F 0 . rtoe C.;mouri.iou Incident Throe prom1n11n1 ou11neumen .ire ellackad ~a UF 0 U MOVlE • • • Death Scream, 1197$} "CIOQ• Leecnmen £:c:I A~ A young woman os orutelly murderllc:I lro lull •1-or hef ne1ghb0t1 Wl>O 00 nolhlng IO l)fevent Ille cromo f2 hrs I D O MORK ANO MINOY To Tell TM Truth MOrk trt05 10 t>rong t>&C:k 11\0 0080 atlM-11 "611nro11 uolo· OY D MOVIE • •'' 'Valdez 11 Corning" !:ITV" -..Burl l ancea1er. U!Mln Oil?1c T'1tl murdtlfer r .in 1nnocen1 bll ci( man funs onto trouble wncn he anempts to repey tho men • wlQOw by taltlnO UO • c.ollecllOf\ HI '" • I • MOVtl • • • ~ 'A Sl81 It 1om·· I •05\ J11dy O•rt1no, J-MMOn Al a 'f'OU"Q ~(-Cllf'llbt the 1.ocNt ot -· '* j)l(M>l\111 ............. liht'a ,30min I • Qt W ELECTION '71 Bro•" Vo11ng•r 0.041• 130.(!J WHAT'S HAPPl'.NINGll fha Cr .. p OllT-... v Dee •no ,,., new naogllb<>< Ean combine 1,_ tlllen1' to "'ve A•1 and A.,ut> r1om belrlg <:onvocted ol b11rG1Mv a;00 8 (J) CIHOEAfll.A AT THE PALACE 11<1111 G11"8 Ktlfly ""° •n .... •v or ouet• 11ara P<•• ,.,,, hoghltghts ol IOP Las V•o•• perl orm•n<:e~ '1nck.o01"iJ or>os by S11mmy Da111s Jr and Frank Sina- tra. with ntJWQorner Mor lerte 1-ltGCI ~no IHIU~ 0 QUINCY images Quincy 1o C<ocl• l>tltty " d•mllQ90 •lier ne confirms ii 1alev111on rupOlllJr (Je11s1td Wal!Ofl dlt<d 1n .a Ille .inO bhU IUln~ up .il1•6 • ®) BARNEY MIU.ER Ttoe Loen Snar~ The 121h Proc:1nc1 t>t!Com11s unglued when inc oll1tnrs dtteover that a poworlul. oon..cru.lh•no loan anark is onry ,,. years o!O G) MERV GRIFFIN Guesta Bot>t>y V1n1011 Jene Seymour JOHPh Bot1om6. arix;a Bo•le11ner Conrad Bell fll) alECTIOHS '78 Southe<n States (Vir91n oe Alobama. M11&1sS>P1>< T11nnesaee. South CarOltne anO No<1h C&10llnlll ~ THE LONG SEARCH "There Is No OOd Bui OOd An ltlttm wedding dawn preyer• rn • matllet town • 01ioramege to Moct ii .ino a vo!ilt 10 C111ro g1vu n-1ns1gn11 11\to thu lalamot experience (Al TUBE TOPPERS K'rfV m. KCET@ and KOCE ~ 8 00 -Brown-Younger Debate. Live rovt·r·u~c or th(• de bale between Gov. F.d· mund G Brown Jr. and Republican rh:tlh·nger Attorney General Evelle Younger. N HC G) 10.00 Da vid Ca1:is1dy. The former star ()( "Th<' Partridge F amily" star~ µ~ a pola ct• informer in this new ~crl('s. a spinoff rrqm a Police Story cplbOd L• KTLA 0 JO 00 Scared Straight A un1qut· prison pn·vention program for youn~ people . ho1>ted by Peter F alk t :30 8 OJ SOAP (EP•IOCla 321 CllOI g1ve1 hllf an•-to JOOoe • pro· • POMll ol mamage und Elaine rPveats to Danny wto11 mek~s l'l6r • d1~1 lflO pefs<>n. fJll GIUUNl'S BEETHOVEN'S NINTtt ~ LIVE · A Gin From L06 Angeles Clt10 Mane G•ul1n1 con OUCI) lhe LO!. Anoe1 .. Ph1lh1rmonoc .,nd Ma••., Chorele 10:000 DAVIOCASSIOY (Pr8'1>oere) Runnrng l he Holl Officer Da.n Sn.ay • otllemots to uncOv•>r 1 YoUn<I gal)Q or superm1u kttt thieves 9 SCARED STRAIGHT Peter F11lk hOllS ln1S SP" ciel tbout 11 unique prol<ln prevPnllOll progr11m tor ,uvcn11~ d<-'linqvfl'nh run Dy 111.,, at Ranway Stdte Pro•on New J tl• ~"Y (Coarse language not 1n1ano0d lor ch1IOrMI 8 ®) FAMILY "Prelude Boddy t>r"flllta up with z~ alter 11H1"9 tor a n11nosome sw1mm1no coaeh I =OAU.IEAY NEWSCMIECK 10:30 «I) NfWB PROP08ITIOH II DOA TE 11-00 8 0 0 ())®J NEWS 0 DATING GAME I LOVE EXP~TS THE GOHO 8HOW MONTI PYTHON'S Fl VINO QftCUS ., DICK CAWTT Ouael Anthony Hoplltn• '1'.30. EL.fCTION ·11 'Brown Younger Oet1a1e·· • T'OHtOHT Ho•t Jonnny Cil11on Oues1• Olahllnt'I Carroll. Beas Armstrong. Skip SI-ton.~ Oomalr. e TWIUOHT ZOH£ Two 1111'\IM lime PfOf'nOl«S llfl<I Ill.al I'*< llgtlt., can t "'"' "'~ ~I '" lhe rrno 8 (!]) ST ARSKY & HUTCH Muroer WarO"' S•••Y poa.a as ii P<111ten1 ro 1nv6Sl•gnte a S8tleS of mur Of!f& on • men111 ona111u1oon (RI G MOVIE • • Nightmare Honey· moon f t973J Dack A&mDO A"t>ecea Smnn In r ur 111 lOU•"•n• a youno couple on rheo< W90dl"Q nioni w1tnea1o a brvtll murder f2 hrs I '8 THE 000 00M.E Ft41• tr-to prov" tnat New V()fk C;ty 1t nol lhe unlrtendly. •mper5on11 plii<:e people malttl '' out 10 be (D OETSMART QD CAPTIONED A8C NEWS MOfMNG 12:00 . TW1UOHT lONf ConvictllltGe 10 serve " 4()..yee< 1eo1· le<m '8 ALFAEO HITCHC()Ct( 'Marhle' a People Show for Kids By TOM JORY NEW YORK CAPl -"81g BluJ Marble ," a hit with you n~ TV watchers .since 1974, is back this fall with a ne w emphasis on people rather' than events, proof pos itive that there are people in television in· terested in making good things bet- ter. "Indeed, it has been a very nice. very good show," says the program's producer. Robert E. Wiemer , conced- in& the bit of Immodesty, "but in lhe past, we concentrated our treatment on events. therefore limiting our au- dience to the very young. "We felt we could make the pro· gram more pcople -orient(•d," he says . "and with that approach. ll'll s ton es that had values· n Wldl.'r au d1ence could appreciate." THE EMMY AND Peabody award winning series of 26 program~. paid for by ITT and broadcast weekly without advertising abroad and on about 170 public and commercial sta· lions in this 'country. '" aimed at young people between 8 and 16. It airs Saturdays at 7 a .m . on KTLA. Chunn,:!1 ~. . .. The overall obli gation of the pro gram still holds true. despite tht· changes we'vt• madt'." ...,ays Wiemer .. The overriding philosophy 1t sounds ~my , but 1t 1s true and it does' work -is to increas,e apprecia- tion for one another among children all over lhe world." Those who have seen "Big Blue Marble" in pn •v1ou'> season~ will rl'C- ognlz(' the chan~t's a nC'w atten· lion to people, even when an event plays a major part in the segment, and a minimum of narration. .. THAT'S NOT TO S.i!Y W(· won't cover events." the producer says "Rut when we cover the National Ma rhles. Touma ment m-ltolew Jersey, or a JOui;ting festival in Italy, we see them throualh chtldrt>n's eve:> aod re actions: never losing !-tght. of our sub Jl'Cl and interest, which 1s children " In addition, the "Rig Blue Marble" theme has been chan~cd. "coming events" and wet'klv adventure ~enal segm ents added, a nd the ma~alinC'· sty le• format en tt'an c~d with tn· c n;a~ed attention to s pe<•ial effects and tiUes. When one segment ha!> been completed. for example. a tum· ing page signals thc start of a new feature. THJS SEASON , for instanrr, "Ri~ Blut• Marble" vi sits ;r mt·ntJllv <It:. abh.•d boy in llltno1s a nd a Mex1<'an- American 1mm1grant family tn Florida In another segment, actor .J ack Gilford tMes to make growing old understandable lo children. The calculated res ult of all this? "I think you get a broad mind ... says Wi e mer •·And" this lime, th~ show·s educational con1>ultant. Clart! Lynch O'Brien "a greater un· d ersta ndJng of other people and an appreciation of yourself.·· An effort wa!:o madl.' this !>eason, Wiemer says, to develop weekl y pro· graml> a ro und i.pec ific themes . "thouJ!h when we i;hot the various S('gmt·nts. we didn't a lways have a them e 1n m ind th at would carry throu ~h an entire program "WE DI D CONSIDER broad catcgon cs such ui. caring, hunger. helping. eight or nine of them. as we plann<.·d for the seu!.on ." h<' i.ays And there's this "Tt'lcvision is a very visual medium." Wiemer suyi., "a nd bccaust• kids a rc inundat<od with llollywood produ<:t ion values a nd hN'Omt· very sophisticated in their n ·acllons to them . we had to improvt• our show in that area. I do thmk 11 1!'> important tnat our sMw plays W('ll from that '>tandPoint "So th<' nl'w !-teason c·ertalnly 1s much more sophisticated. but that m eans a greater responsibility on the shoulders of Clare and the advisory group In <'onsid~rin~ people the way we are doing now. 1t is very easy to go too far' We have to be careful that we don't put someone up as a role model who would Ix-undesirable io that way "We 're often pustu.ng ttult li.ne a bit. being very. very careful about, IL" 'FIR-S1" BWod' Set for Series H OLLYWOOD I /\ P 1 -To m Bl'r r ngt•r plays a s treet tough youn~!>ll'r "ho takes up box1~ in prison in tht• CBS miniseries "Flesh :mrl Blood .. Bt.•rcngcr recently completed work in two films. '"Rutch and Sundance: the }:arly DaY.s" and "In Praise of OldN Women.1 " lie wa:> the young drift er in "Looking for M·rd. Good- bar ·· Enc Bcrevic1 wrote thl' two-part script from the hook hy Pete Hamill and .Jud Tuylor will d1rl'rl It's the Today Show-and All That Jazz By JA V SHARBUTT LOS ANGELES (APl -If you like hvl' Jazz. you usul)Jly can partake of 1t only in smoke-filled clubs well after sundown But ther<' Is an alternaUve just after dawn NBC's "Today" :show at 7 a.m~ dally on Channel it. Today's effort. for example, featured jazz vtollnist Stephan Grappelli. On Nov. 17, Buddy Morrow's big band wHl squ<.-ezc In the studio for a salute to the late Tommy Dorsey. Other jazz guests this year have included trumpeter Maynard Ferguson, viblst Lionel Hampton, the new Dave Bru~ck group, ragUmes' Euh1e Blake and gultar isL-; George Benson and Bucky Pizarelli ONE MARCH SHOW EVEN had u piano qu:irtct of some fairly decent keyboarder~ Teddy Wilson, Marian McPa.rtland. Elhs Larkins and Tommy Planagan. /\II Hus jazz isn't jus t .becausf' "Today" host Tom Broka w, In hJs days anchoring at KNBC here. often was sighted alter his 11 p.m newscast taking the ~ounds at Donte's, a top jazz club here At least that's what jazz buff and non-mus1c1an Brokaw claimed tn an interview from the "Today" emporium in New York. Friedman also notes that "Today" music segments -twice a week on lhe average -aren't all Jazz Classical cats. like french horn vi rtuoso Barry Tuckwell and conductor Zubin Mehta have appeared. AND SUCH C()UNTRY arfots a!. Chet Atkins who did a guitar duct on the show with Les Paul and singers Ronme Milsap and Doll y Parton also have checked in And so have the Mormon Tabernacle Choir on tap<', a three-day salute to Irving Berlin and viK1tors from Broadway mus1c_.e ls. But the emphasis is on jazz And It's rare you'll sight a rock act Friedman says the last one. Patti Smith. gave an ex~mple or punk rock that "'8IHT8 A man CC>n'>M UO With 11 dese>efll• pl1111 to won 11 001 wrwte etOMfnO the Ali.nlot on a Iffier I HONEYMOONEN t2:0e (I) C89 l.ATt MOVlt *a "The Cat9y ffMf. menl" I •9721 Jamn Cot>llm. Jennof9t 0 Neill A Boston pathologist a11erno11 10 M>lve an •bor· llOfMllUrdef IAl t2:t08 w••·s·H "lMa Wiit\ , ...... ~ Cal l>f•IOll UQM111no ,.. to boltl Henry and Fa!Mr Mulcafty (RI • MOYta ••.• "~On,,,. High Sell' I I~) Ootos Day Jack Carson An ocMn vov• " compl1 c.aled l>'f rnoslellen 1oen11ty and a marolal mt•-uc> 11 llf .~6mtnl ., MOYIE • • •;, T utaii ·' ( 111491 SUSMI Hayw81d. Robert ~10n A--"""-· mc><eeMO Wfth her own powe<. slrnoSI ION$ lhO mllll lllW IOll4K. t2 llfa.I • MOVIE • •'• ··Shodc Treatment" ( 111&41 Stuart Whllmitf\. C.arol L.,...,..., A ~ rri.1 111.1t>iec1• a Pftv•te tn,,..tioa•or to fl~IOOSIVe Mlodl treatments 1n ill\ a1111m91 to oain sore poe- MSllOn of llf\ 1nmMe's "°*" tomine (2 hrs I 12'18 0 S.W.A.f. '"Death c.,. .... 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A yovng 111f()man, '"""1 nopes of t>ec;omong a star, rinds rom•nce whil4' 5tr9'l0ed .,, Ronda (? h,.. ' 3t061 NfW8 3:Ja STEVE IDWAN>IS 3:461 NEWS ~ 3!80 MOVIE • • Hohdily Rhythm · ( 19501 M&ry Oeth HUl)he~ D&v1d Street 4l80 CJ wov. • ·~ "The Lady G~"(HMOl~ St~.~ Pr9ton • CD MOW '• ' ••'~ "F-~The MoSll" ( 19631 Pel• LOrre. l velyn I< eyes ·~u s~ EDW•ROe • ,, :( f 'rldoy'11 Daflfi...e ·"•vie• AFTERNOON 12:00 G ••. ,., Arena ( t95JI 01!1 Young. JMtl Hag.in Socceaa almost ruins th•: marr••oo 01 a rooeo oowt>ov I I hr • 30 rntn I m • • • . Ad\'entures OI Doi. Juan" I 1948) Err OI Ftynn. Vovaca L1nol0t». Don Ju11n invades c,.,, court ot England and !he nearts. ol the Engltsn l&dle<o ( 1 hr • 50 min.I 3..'00 (Jli • • •1, ··M.,roage Vear One" (197t) Sally,, ...... Agni" MOO<t1hPdd A yO<ll'O ~ ~1ruogi. 10 lteec> ''*' mamage OO'"t •nO 1ur111W1 on New Yo,_ Cotv ( t nr 30 min l tPWot•,....t MELBA MOORE JOINS ·~LUE MARBLE' KIDS Putting Emphasl• on People Thia Season DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS M2·H78 THEATA!S-ORAHO! CO SENIOR OTIZfNS S2.00 SO. COAST PLAZA ,. •• .,.re ~m· ""- "UP IH SMO«r 1a1 -·~-·urr--·~·· " ... , ..... ",..,. .. ~ SOU1""' .... , -.,~ ... 1•.n "'',__.~JI ........ , .... 'llind Ambition' Set for TV Movie "No. actually the program has had pretty good relationships over lhe yeani with lht: world of jazr.." he says . "ft also meshes w1lh my own interests. so it wol'ks out pretty well " _m_a_d_C'_vt_e_Vf_e_r_s_g_ru_m_b_le_b_y_th_e_g_r_os_s _ __... ____ 1 •'0AYS OF HEAVIN' IS IRILLIANT. HOLLYWOOD IAPl -"Blind Ambition." an eight-hour mini series for CBS based on the book by formerWb,tte noose aide Jo~ Dean. is now in pro-auctton ln W-a"Shtngton. Martin Sheen &(ld Theresa RtlsseU star as John and Maureen Dean. ll a1ao stars William Daniels as Gordon Liddy. Ed Flanders as Charles Shaffer. Graham J arvis as John EhrUc.bman, Laurence Pressman as Robert Halde man, John Randolph as John Mitchell, Wlma mSchalJertasHerbertKalmbach , RlpTornas R ichard Mxon and William Windom aa Richard Klelndienit. • HIS DAWN HOURS MEAN he can't enJOY late-hours 1azz on weekdays now So he oft en gels word on who's good from pianlst Jimmy Rowles , a pal Crom lhe LA days and an occasional "Today" guest. But both Brokaw and executiv<" producer Paul Friedman give the lion's s hare of credit for -securtng good-j87.z acts to a "Today" ~taUer, Doug ,Sinsel, who also happens to be a jazz saxophonist. MOViE.RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE ,,,...,.. __ ,,.,_,.•le - ,,.,_ ·-... ..,.,....,"' ....... -"" -o °" .... ·- AU. AOIS AD'<'lm 0 °""""•lA...,_t t.ll MMI AOMITTIO ,.,..,,. .. a .. 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Kob<J is at he~t as Lee Mar vin, ~lay!~g a ser~eant ir:t the m ovie "The lft g flc·d Orw' ubout the U.S fo trst Infantry D1v1s 1on, t akes instru<'lw11s fr11m director Samue l Fuller for a scene being filmed near Nt.>tam .i Is rncl. · · llafclson sven_t i-eveni1I d.1\s J .., an 111m;.ile m a S111.t h1•rn p r1si111 tu gain .111 u11ch•r ... 1an!l1ng or the n ·Jl111cs of pni.on h fc . • 111 \rm) 'Alft• on tht• edgl' of a brt'akdown. stifled h' lll'r hu~band t t-'h nn 1 dunn~ a reumon with his 11111 "'' '1n· hucl<h t l'hul'k Anthony 1 Tht· flip ... 111~ of th1-; character comes in the 1h11 cl ~l'l'nt' t\:. s ht' a nd her. m ale of 25 years W1lil'nln1tht•r 1 play cuws1c games a nd endure the IOI ru:.wn of CJ dl•af brother·tn-law <Bill Cressy). Thi~ onl' 1s gPar(•d for ~lapsllck and is well served TWIG'" A , o""""' 11\1 G•<>to<' F urtn oor~< IHI by J.,. IV•.,. .. , ~no Jim "•d" dnO '>all• J•n C•llW'O ltonlmQ bv c..-1 C•ll•wo 1><_,,i.cl Tun<l.tv• lh•OUQ .. S..111tCMV\ •• e )0 ''"" !>un<lov NO• 11 •I I JO by -UQllfW M<>utlon P••~hOu~ oOt> L.oQun.t l •l'von ROdCJ '-"911"" 6uch Rn•nr•llOl'l ·~· 010 t mtly (.fll4t11t Dotocnv MA frank Pru1 'twi.t'"CI_. I"' N~O µ,. ,,,~ .. ,, THE CAST "Twigs" h as ~om ething fo r jus t about .tn}one's last£' 111 tht·ater and its four playlets mt•.,h l'Omfortably into a fine, cohesive production w11h Miss Koba as its crown jewel. Pe rformances <·ontinue Tue~days through Saturdays at 8.30 and ~unday. Nov. 12, at 2:30 a t the Moulton. 606 Laguna Canyon Road , Laguna Beach. * BACKSTAGE Orange County's seiuor c1t1zens have bl'en invited to a free m atinee performance of South Coast Repertory's first pro· duct1on in its ne w' lhl•ate r. "The Ta me of Your Lift>." Sunday. tho:,e inte rested s hould call !157 2602 for rC'serv<.1t1ons a tour of the new f..lr1 lily "''II bt• offered al 1 30 with c urtain at ~ :JO C'ALLBOARD Th<.' F ountain Vall<'Y Com· rnun1ty Theate r has <Jnnounced t ryouts for its Christmas production tonight at 7 :30 m Tamura S<:hool. Room C-20, 17340 Santa Suzanne ... kids between 8 and 16 are needed, a nd further mforma· t1on is available at 839·0173 or 893·47S3 .. those in- tl'r<'!i>led m an advan ced workshop s hould call 536·3S82 ... Travolta Getting l. Avocado Ranch SANTA BARBARA IAPI -A 178-year-old, 14-acre avocado ranch. nestled an a secluded canyon 22 miles west or here. has been bought for $1 5 m illion by actor -sinRer John Travolta . Travolt a's purchase or Ra nc ho T aj1guas Adobe , built in 1800 by Antonio de Ortega. son of the first comma ndant of the Santa Barbara pres idio. was confirmed Tuesday m deeds filed with the county clerk. I~dition to th<.' adobe structure and avocado groves, the purchase a lso involved furniture, irrig ation pipes and a pickup truck. According to papers filed Fnday. Travolta paid $417,600 down and owes $1 08 million by Feb I to the estate of Henry Hubs hman Jr who died to November 1977 Hubshman bought the ranch for SS00.000 in 1976 The ranch. part of the county's first land gran t . extended then from Refugio Canyon, when: former California Gov. Ronald Rcai.:a n li ves. to CoJo Canyon. thl· proposed s ilt· 1)f .1 ltquef1ed natura l gas tcrmtnal Teen Sings Theme b ALLAS <AP I Sixteen.year-old Dion Pride . son of singer Charley Pride. sangs ttrc openmg <i nd closing t1Uesongs in "The Double McGuffin ·.· He also ma kes his acting debut in the sus pens e film. dm~cted bv Joe Cam p . ft s tars Ernest Bor5!mne. George Ke nnedy and Elke Sommer. .iersey No Hollywood ENGLEWOOD," N J . <AP> .Many cities arc eager to lure llollywood produl'Crs to town . but the Englewood chamber of <-o m m e rce says it's wor ried about the ha~sl e involved in beco ming a s o -ca ll e d "Hollywood of the Ea~" S p eci fi ca ll y. th e l ocal chamber says 1l wants lo stop Alan Arkin and Peter Fa lk from filming a chase scene fo r the com- edy "In Laws." · \iRE MERCHANTS in this af. fluent s uburban community say they've lost thousands of dollars in business because film pro· ducers interfere with traffic and shoppers' access to stores. Englewood. a c ity o r about 30.000 people about 10 miles'out- s ide New York City. is favort'<i as a location for s hooting film s a nd televis ion commer c i als because of its suburban setting and proximity to the city. Cheaper. non-union la bor can als o be used in New J ersey. "Manhatta n ·• Allen also filmed a scen e fro m his Al'ude m y Award winning "Annw Hall" an front or a theater here. "THE CITY WILL be sued if it shoots again." says rC'slaurant , owne r Frank Barco, who claims his recei pt s were down S600 whe n AJlen came to town "Some or m y c ustomers. who com e from far away, left angry without lunch," hf.' s ays. "There weren 't a ny parking spaces. 'A n u mbe r of nurse::. were stuck in· side the resta urant for almost an ho ur when the him c rew shut our d oors so they could shoot the g irl ~ friends~ EXCLUSIVE ENGAGEMENT v.<XXJf AllfN'S James Caan Jane Fonda "COMES A ·1'.\TEH IOHS" HOR~~AN'' (edwatds CINEMA CENTER ,._ _____ ~::;;:-919-4141 1------ Tl•• Nlgllt He Came Home "HALLOWEEN" Ptus tRI 'KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" Goidle Hawn ~ CheYy Chase • • f~~ . Plu• "RABBIT TEST" The city council is trying to a rrange a m ecttng with the film producers and is consider ing a policy to establish t raffic and. '>c h eduhng g uidelines for the filmmakers. Businesses say they lost up to $4.000 last m onth during the t wo days that Woody Alle n spent he re working on his new film scene .'' ~~:I ' HEAVEN ffi A ~: CAN WAJT I · . WEJIR 'AAJO.t *' It y .. • C••N-C.-.-~- SPECIAl ENGAGEMENT NOW SHOWING CINEOOME 2i! NEWPORT CINEMA Orange 634-2553. N~port Beach 64-4-0760 f• o..nQt COUllTI 0<CIQl1tn 11110fnll c.11 !l34 fllll -----And In lo• A1199le•·----- ? CHI NESE •CO CEHTtA CINEMA. H~ 464-8111 WtstwOOd 475·07tl «---· .... -.-..-.. ---- THURS. 7:15, 9:45 EDWARDS CINEMA HAlttOIAT &DAtMS COST /4 MESA 546-J' 2 . . . FOR FURTHER PA OGRAM INFORMATION CALL 534-FREE ..... • c1nename 6 scAeen· 63U 2553 comPLEX Crupm.1n Av~ a. S•nh An• Freew•Y MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY ·SGT PEPPER S :.ONEL Y HEAATS CLUB BAND (PG) 'JESUS CHR IST SUPERSTAR" 110.,..,.STfRCO MTOMMY" (PG) "WIZARDS" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "FUN WITH DICK·& JANE" (PG) "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" tR> "FOUL PLAY" "GOING COCONUTS" "UP IN SMOKE" (R} "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "THE ONE ANO ONL V" (PG) ''SMOKEY & THE BANDIT" <PG> "HOOPER" CIUltl Ul\tler , 2 Prte Urtlen • Kldt11• Play . . . Hf.Arn c111l \., ' ADVENTURES OF Pfus IPGI -----. SHERLOCK HOLMES ''THE ONE edwards HUNllNGTON" SMARTER ANO ONLY ••':.'~: .... 848.QJ88 OAOHlf.R" .,. .. .,-~-':ll:l"J'••'-. l"fJ, •..:it ... ,,, ·1~\ .. DEATH ~NILE Plus IRI 'THE GREEK TYCOON" w .. r."''•""'~,....,.. hWl'•P'....,._Of ~ ~~~ Plua "ISL.ANOS IN THE STREAM" Pf11a (P G.) THE CHEAP DETECTIVE" OONNY •I'd MARIE IN "GOIN' COCONUTS" HEAVEN CiddleNauMl l,Hl.WC 2 CAN WAIT ~Cha.ww.i:,~ '51 7:l~" caWMf,l ~ Pa-t I ~ Plus ~ .=:. t.16 -BURTAEYNOLDS ·--... '111!! UU.Y F'IELO "HOOPER " ~ .. Donn~ • Mette ·001111· COCONUTa" ' • ( ' j . • ..J ' SOCCER Thurldey, November 2, 1978 DAIL y PILOT DI Kids Love Soccer O~flCIAL CHECKS FOR RINGS ANO WATCHES AS FOUNTAIN VALLEY TEAMS LINE UP : ROAOAUN~S IN DARK SHIRTS VS. SPIRITS '\ • NEWPC>RTtBEACH SHARKS GET A PRE-GAME PE.P TALK ANlatant Coach Cindy Buckles Tell• 'Em How To Win Di!i ly Pi lot Photos by Lee Payne Richard Koehler Patrick O'Donnell THEY'RE RED DEVILS JennHer Glueck, Pe~er Stevenson HOWARD CUMMINGS TAKES A KICK AS DREW GRAHAM BEARSDOWNONTHEBALL Other Newport Beach Players: Gavin Sacks, Joshua Offing and David Kamper In Sh8rka va. Red Raiders EXCITEMtNl OF THE GAME IS MIRRORED BY FANS Newport Beach Sherk• Draw Livery Reaction 'E1'erfl Child .. Gets a Chance To Kick the Ball' In Orange County, 38,000 kids play Or· canlzed soccer. And under American Youth Soccer Organization iules, e very one of them gets Lo play a t least ball a game, according to Costa Mesa's Dick Kincaid. They love it. ''IT'S A VERY FLUID game . There are no set plays as such, like in American foot· ball." said Kincaid, director of the county's Area K, which includes an area from Seal Beach to Irvine. .. Every child gets a chan.ce to Jtick the ball." The A YSO was 'founded in Torrance in• 1964 with nine team:;, about 15 players to a team. In 1967, Oranee County waa deaie;nated Region s. Today there are 23 or 24 regions in Orange County, which~ divided yito three FOUNTAIN VALLEY ROADRUNNER JOEL METZ KICKS Olle M•rk Semllnle, Steven Tr•lltp. AU.It; Splrlta' M•rttGreen, l""e Shirt, Watohet; . ~~. ~ areas, Kincaid said. "WE'VE HAD A 25 percent growth in the past year," Kincaid said. "Last year Area K had 756 tea.ms. This year there are 1.006. "It's been growing at about 2S percent a year -that's a very high rate ol growth in sport." Kincaid estimated that 13,000 to 14.000 youngsters participate in Area K, about the same number in Area E to the north and about 10,000 in Area L to the south. Team players are kids from 6 to 15. divided by age. Both boys and girls play . INITIALLY, mERE WAS a problem finding parents to coach, since soccer wasn't well known. "We put on coaches' clinics," Kincaid said. "We teach them. Tbe parents have been very, very receptive:· .... P articipation is relatively inexpensive, Kincaid srud, "although it has escalated this year." ABOUT S2t BUYS A uniform. insurance,_ admmistratlon and a team and individual pie· -~ lure . A YSO also h as a cultural exchange pro· gram. , This month, a soccer team of 15-and 16-year-Old boys from Hamburg, Germany, visited region 120 in Costa Mesa and region 117 in Huntineton Beach. REGION 117 HAS visited Germany and will visit Mexico at Thanksgiving tame. But the joy of playing a fast-moving game is the real attraction. "You should watch some of the little kids play." be said. "It's fun for them. They real· ly have a good time." - IRVIN! STREAKS' ~=cu-y TRouP, FRONT, ANO LAURIE IMOt.IN KEEP EYEa ON. THE BALL ~. . They're ~...,. Angela ....... -~11,Left, Lynn Tauta. ~lghl • . • _. • - ....,. .. 0 • t! r '· y y 4 y r J • • ' - I - .. . . 8 OM. y PU..Ol' •• 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 ................................................ , ................................................................................... ....-~. INJ •-•Ill 1002 •••r.t IOOJ •••rtll 1002 •••r.t 1002 .... ,.. I .... ,.. 1002 ingo &tan ....................... ....................... ....................... . ..................................... . \\ I > l I I •• rl,AYLOR CO. I {I·.·\ I ; ' •I : . ' ' I 11 ' I' I· If i OCIAMROMT Qualtty craftamanahJp ln ma.bog. trim & oak noors. ICt3' otr thla landmark: 4 RR. 3 ba. home Jn fl.nest location. Established trees & lawM. 1475,000. -Nl1ti--.~~ WBTCUfip -s I"·'°° Mt>lH'ulously maintained 4 bedroom & IACK IAY . . . "' .. . . . . All ,...., ~••h• •"' t'f'lb t tn ~ ,_... IM'P"'f '" '"h }('rt to ttw' f>"kf I t-111 Hou .. 1111 .\\'l of llh' ..tl.K"f'I n\Akr. It 111.-1al 11 111h•rllH' an\> rn• l1•n•fW'f' llm1l•IH'n 1•1 \hM'nmmatwn h .... .-.1 ,,. ~ ~ • r'f'h•IOO "I \ ot ~ Mll111 or a ...,..,.... lO lt\llf' all) Mid\ ,,-. .. """" 11 "'"' UGI\, m-du<-n ttHl\8111,.l llAUTlflUU Y UPAADID FAMILY HOME tamily rm w/large m aster suite. Color ('OOrdanated .w /new cpts .. wallpaper & shuttcf'8 ror bright & cheerful home. Prof ldscp w/lnvltlng front slate e ntrance w/gate. Wallt to Mariners School. Near shopping. Owner wants short escrow. WESUY M. TA.YLO. CO .. ltlALTOIS 21 It S. Jaa .. ln ....,._. HEWrott'T CEH'TB. H.L 644-49 I 0 Fine 4 bdrm .. 21h bath family home on q uiet cul de sac. Overalzed pool. playhouse. storage $169,000. Terms. IAYROMT Several fine bayfront homes w1lh pier & slip AVALON 3 BR. 1 ba. oak floor. partia l basem ent. conc rete fou ndation . S120.000 -Fee. PAIHMO FEE Beautiful four bedroom Palermo on ree land. Expensive beige carpeting, llallan ceramic tiles in kitchen. foyer. bar and powder room. For outside entertaining a gazebo. jacuzzi and covered patio. On a greenbelt and close to the pool ror only $205,999. U ,_.ICJUI: 11()Ml:S REAL TO.RS", 675.fjOOO ' NIMl.DUPUXIS --------4 1 .. )tatt"d .In 100 hllwk . WP•I N.-wpNI 11ld1 1 BILL GRUNDY , REALTOR J.11 k(ly\1d• (),,, .... ~ 1,,'', t.•t, 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar also m Mesa Verde, at S46 5990 ~,,_ ...... _... fnu 2 bo.lrm h.1, m•" 11'umtwna. t•IN'll 11· 11 I 111 ~lll'hnl r .. 11r h.wh1•lo1 I.SUI O\'tt 11bt 11:ar.1t••· •t.Alf ... MISSY MAMSIOH! ~ (M !l .. ,tr.1 c .ir' Pn1""1 at JHV.$00 rtloRSSIOHA.L PUSTICiE 2 Bdrm 4' l bdrm unit. Wt'M Ncwpc>rt, jtood N'n _______ _. tal history : w alk 10 bMct\. SJ.Se.000 1n thls 1.,-ge old home on a spur ious (."Orner lot The property IS m C'X· rellent cond1t1on . but lend.<. itself 10 re5wrauon 10 Its forme r glor y. Arduterts. accountants. aitorneys, brokers. or doctors rould do no bet· t.er than to locate m this growing proress1ooal zone. Pl.AIH FACTS -4 Bdrm added rustic family room and lanai. Room - over 7,000 sq. ft. lot. Quiet N. Costa Mesa ~ei hborhood additions a re yours r pproximately lh original costs. for $85,950. Use your VA too! CGI 546-4141. Huge $ Bdrm Ra nch Style home. Lug e endolled ~yard with fountain, 3 cockta1l patios. Room (or crand piano In sl*ious family room. W111 be a real abow place aft.er you provide TLC!! Call lod •y. 86G)3 ...................... IJ'73.3fl63 675-4777 Eves MIWPOttT ISLAND 3 Bdrm., l bath home on -£!, •••••••••-•••••••••• R·2 lot; frplc .• lots of --------t wood & brick. $185,000 G•o•d 1002 Serving Costa Mes a ·lrv1ne H u n tinglon B e .ich Newport Beach COMFORTAILE STARTER HOME ... a cboke area, highly upcraded carpetinc & tile; award wimUDg end FoncsT E OLSON MESA VERDE HIGHLANDS. Best buy m tlus ne.t area. 3 huge bdrms. 2 baths. large famil y r oo m , 2 fireplaces. Near schools New on the market a SBS.500. Yoo haven't see Uus one, so call us at 5t0-11Sl ~~HERITAGE . • REALTORS HEWPOU SHoalS Oose to beacb-invesl or live in this 3 bedrm bath beach hous e . Private paUo eotry lead· ing into cozy sunllte li v · 1ng rm. It'll move fast a nt0.000! 673-8550 •Jl'fN 111O •11\•VI<101</ ""'I' [{tHHMI AFFORDABLE Newport Live in pre· ~l.lgious WPSt<'liH ror un· d<'f' $150.000 Spacious 3 l>drm. family room. rountry kitchen. Neal and dean and ready l move into. Call us at 54(1.1151 for f urthcr d c · lall'i ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS lock lay Special F"trsl time o(f~ed in 12\.'J yea rs . Outstanding. custom decorated home wtlh large cozy I amity room. bullt·1n TV. & pant!led bar Counti1' kitchen with stained glass window. and room ror pool make this a perfect family ho m e. 673-8560. "\., ''tQ·fl\f..J/, '"""' ''''' HOME & INCOME 3 Bdrm.. 2 bath home plin two 2 bdrm. units in rear. 4 Car parking In de· bgbtful park-like setting, East.side Costa Mesa. Property in xlnt condi· lion I Sl.99,000 673-3663 642·2253 Eves associated 646-5096 552-1321 LOCATION!! 3 Bdrm. 2 bath Sunshine ho me . New copper plumbing. All terms. $16UX). 3 Bdrm. 2 bath w /huge encld patio. ln College Park. Redu ced to $79,800. All terms. LOVERS UTRIAT Huge m:uter 'uite isolat- ed for mtimate privacy. huge family room. Ex· cellent location near beach and golf course. Full pn ce S8L.!i00. CaU 962·7788 • K€Y 1 P.€ALTORSft -t...., .... ,. ... J good Ibid •••• II I ,......,,... .................... . Sto•• awd refrt9erator ......... $71.150. 644-7020 HOUSE A MUS!! NODOWN- unit · wW be landec•ped. i-....:•!:•~<~~-~<~!!...-2 Bdrm.s., 2"'8 baths . ..._ _______ _ Slli.!500. Xlattenm I '" LARMCOMDO EXCITING_ Whe re c h ildren are weklome. Woodstream. i n tbe Back Bay- la rgest model-wood paneling. fireplace, well d eco rated and im· m aculate. 3 bdrms. private patio & com· mam.tty pool. $118.000. e II•). [ Ii s II E 4 • r (•Rs J •. ""' t' o .. ,, ,. ' • "e DAMA POINT MecrtWwhpln Complete management on premises. Each unit C·-coo VETS ONLY ~.l~o~b5at~ --15 fl r ep l a ces , b r I c k IEACH FROMT FREE list of VA homes. courtyard. An excellent So. Calf RHlty ~5605 645-6918 3 Bdrm house on duplex lot in a rapidly develop- ing area. City of Orange, $49,950. Ca ll Roy Siemens. 631· 1266 Seller to pay most d os· l.ng costs. Sl500 moves the veter~ buyer in. Beat.d.iful 3BR 1 Yi baU> ~-Total purcbase price $1:3.900. 754-7100 _condo, over UIOO sq. ft. or living s pace; im· macu.late & ready for move-in. 3 Bdrms.. 2 bath5. Pri~ below wbat much smaller units are sdlinc for. Owner needs a quick escrow & it's un-der -sipraised value at 1121UOO. CAREFREE Lge separate recreation rmwitbtbi..s 1~ 4 BR + 1V rm ancJo flfoe on lge lot, makes for carefree eotert.llinment and family enjoyment. Entire home & kitchen beautifully equipped & decorated. Tenns llexi· ble-may consider lse option. 646-4380, Ruth Laune Rltr. Prime 2 stpry Cape Cod, lOO's to choose from. mvestment at $139.SOO . Newport Bea ch front Costa Mes;a. Irvine, COLEOFHIWPORT Newport Beach. SSS.000 · RVM~ PETE)ARRETT Rf.'9-TY • locatiob. Step from front $200.000. Some with NO IEALTOltS porch to beach & surf! DOWN/NO COSTS. Call 675-551 I ...... HEAL TORS -M2w52llO Brick fpk. Formal din· foryourhstat~7'221. ~~~~~~~~,~~~~~~~~~ log room, old fashiOoed ::: I ~ ltlVIRSIDE gour met ki t c h e n .~ Bedrms bosl ocean views. Den or study also. 21 Act now! Call '752· l lOO ()P(N Iii 9 • 11' IUIV IO HI No(/• re11111 ==· $0 DOWN 5"(:1~! From lbe unobslnlcted ocean view to the lushly landsc•ped & private patio. tbls is a ver y .special home . Lots or room. with 4 bdrms. & family rm. Compare tbe $195.000 price with what you have seen & then caU \.L\! 15 Acres prime com· .......... J006 mercial JODeCi M·X. dose I~~~~~~~~~ ·--····· to the Oat.ario lnterna-4 dupl I ludtng b tiooal Airport. Call for 11tAMSFBRED from ~·be n~ch. down~~ details. 0 SeUer Despara~! Wiil .aptg.213/684-3200 pay all bu:yers costs on ~-------- $70,000 VA appraised THEIWffS Executive home; finest qUabty, 3 BR, Cam. rm. •'Enormous vie w ·'. Co untl ess deluxe features, realli.t1cally pnccd. Agent 640-5560 VA.MODOWM $98.000. VA or 10% down. 4 Br 21,rz Ba, 1750 sq rt. beaut1fµlly upgraded. Marcel. 1.1.T. 957·2666 macnab I Irvine realty UDO lSLE TRADITIOH.AL C h a rminf 2-stor y, beautifully remode ed & redecorated w /landscaping by Rogers Gardens. 4 spacious ·BRs incl. master suite, u p s t air s f a mily rm w /fplc , office/study & wet bar, imported Italian tile floor e ntry, gourmet kitc hen + m a ny mo r e exciting e xtras ! $450.000 fee land . Appl. only. Cathy Schweickert 642-8235. CA-126) Not a condo ! This chamung home is only S minutes from the Irvine Industrial Complex. Located on a huge lot Wlt.h fruit trees. Extras include fireplace. formal dlomg, suoporch and mucff'" more. Full price $49.000. Call 556-2660 -=SELECT TPROPERTIES •MEWV4• -ftt()G.UM- NO CASR DOWN TO $100,000 ACI'NOWI Prices are Raina FA.Sf I Wortd Agt U hrs. 541-4100 oo loans' up to $100.000 ! u,w VA interest rate! Call your Orange County Veteran Counselor for more information! Tall to Red Carpd Welktett 754-1202 PeM_,aPoW OCEAN VIEW Rare find in Newport. House tt. lbe sand. s pee· tacularocean Vle'W. Mov· A 01\·1~1orto1 llarhor lnvt">tmt'flt Co e -ln cond ition. Year ----... -._-_--... C-Y--round or wee k e nd ~..-lllU .. A ho m e. PLUS $SOO ..... ,, in da 1007 BONUS to buyer. CALL -• ... ••••••••••••••• ~kb€•w ~! Pria ooly. S4J-0425 :eii~~M SaJboa Island Realty 2-BEOROOM ",.,.,..,,..,.,...,...,." 2-BEDROOM 673-1700 T~O Mo. t.d<>;;,~=ual in QUIET PIES11GfOUS AIU Great view from this 3 bdrm.. 2"'8 bath Sao Lws Rey townhouse, with fJl)lc .• paUo & 2 decks. Near goH course & tenrus courts. SJ,65.000 Greenery and perfection come SIS.JOO. Tcn.1nh surround thlS exciting pay uul. 1334 W. Balbo.i t ri·level corner con Blvd Full pn<'t.' $255.000 do m 1n1 um h o m e SEASHORF. R. t:: w/~ den. family 67S-5tll0 rm. anct duwig rm. Pror ----.... -...,.-M-~--decoraled 111 qwet f?ood ~ 5Y'lr taste aod Immaculate Just complr-trd • bdrm Qmvenieol lo beach and plus deo. 3 b4lb C'~m tenn&scourts. bomt> I House-from retreat. Call 673·8550 Dover Shores m05l un · ~\.. \TERf'RONT HOM£S RE~ESTATE 631 ·1400 bf'acb wttl\ Ol."t'U \~ COAST PROPKRTI ~ ~~10 [.~N '" q;vrz:vTI' ~'k~.~':e:a\lh p:i~o~ ~ > .. 111111w ~=~~~t~~ ,_.Ah•JY . .--=-ii:•i•s;io dee .• but that's •II' ........,~ •oo $33.\,000. ~ • $4& • JA.COISREALTY GREASE• &UUCATB> Assumell • ~ VA loan 67'"'670 J>.'7100 • M.w1H• duvff',. w .~\~ oo t.tus lmmac 3 bdrm ._,...,, ... _ $SOO~yo11 iR llr WlllS. JI.bl ~t~ 1,, home. Call now. Agent. ClaaslfiedAd.8 842-:i618 ~~~~~~~~ \'A Appn!sed 3llR. Zba hM:.t OCt'.tn anJ b.t' --------....;;546-e~~l~iiiiiiiiiiiillliiililililililililililil•~-nod what )'OU W&l\t I.I\ ~r lot. Call Now' ti..>a1.~ l'VP"'r '''"lW'r, IA YROMT O&ll)' Pilot Chlss&beds_:_ ~~ Agt \.ltll( IC\ SP'"'"t.t\·vJM l\ J., Comp&et.e1y ttdecoraled. 'II iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiliiilliiiiiillmiiiiillliiiiiiiiilll.. l'orat .. d L.ow ... r uoit home & many. many ex-Uwa'I ' lMlll'f' b ....aUlft ~~ 6 bdrms. + study, 6 bath co1-1.. --•1 Banker cae: n'nb fl\(" ~ ~ m\• tras, dining rm. . bor • h1 '.~Pt NllAl Lll.'()1(£ ~.N ~ ( C'Ml'ANY "~ ronsJdt-r l~ 642·823S 644-4200 rmtr. bdrm. swte · frplc Newport~ Realty AIANOOHED 901~ver0rlve Harbof'Vlew Center t,~...E::: .. ccd NEWPORT SHORJ:S 110111 ILllllS. CD, POOLRXER 1rv1nea1Campu~va11evc.enter -__ ,.,.,,.. C ute beach hou se Wlth loll) of $74.500 7S2·1414 bafton natura l wood. Professiona lly Sprawling 4 bedrtn on ;:=.~~!!!!!!~~!!~~~~~~:::;; •'75-7060 * d ecorated throughout. Lots o ( OVER !>CJ 'fEAR S OF SERVICE large lot wllb lr~es ~~~~~~~~ e xtras. Move in and enjoy. Walk to OIUCfMAL l&.UFFS aplenty ! Handyman's ::: beach or community ~ ... Priced paradise! Sbovd'em out. Remtl'eMe, opt. to buy, 4 """""' pe.iat'em UP.. and yoo've bdrm., San Martos, to sell at $109,900. Choice Offering, Split Level End got yourself an estate! HAVE YOU "50/mo.483-SllO. Unit. Prime Private Location On A Priced dirt cheap, •tu ch • ~ W"I CO. Lovely Greenbelt Set•&...... Custom seems only rigbt I Don't ~ wall. Invest today! DO YOU 844•9060 Decorated In Warm Earth Tones 847.allO OP'FERASE:RV1CE7 With A Corwen ible Den. All New "'"''"9 ···~'u"'·.H•"-<•· LOST Lettbepublklmowwit.b i1111ANJOAOUINHM.Luo. Upgr aded Kitche n . A "Joy Of [9,IH~IHI SOMETHING? ~~~] SUK & :; .. ::~,..... ®rt .. u.u.g. $179.soo~1-1• 5.AHDPOIM'fl SIK,000 Prime Sandpolnt.e 4 br. 2 story, pride ol ownership home. Paib famU.y room. Screened patio. Glanl aundeck. Super &ocaUon • aod much more! Act Caat!JSa.-1700. Ol'tN 1119 •fl\ I Ufl lo.)lfl r1.r1 • First check OOT "Lost and Found" c R :s y R E B s B 0 I E 0 s c E N R c ... 00¥9 NfYI' classiflcatton number 5300 to see It s o R T l T t o s E G u G I o u £ w s someone has found It (FOUND Ids Doing euwn... w A E N N A R N s R I I 0 E T D A H R are placed In the Oalty Pt1ot FREE of Under A r D K l C K O W 1 l L A T T 0 N W t t charge). tf your Item IS not listed as fletftkMaa H [ c R R y w 0 w 0 A H A A 0 R v T c being found then dial Name? B 0 E c 8 E o.s E c 0 L l. z y 0 HE 0 642-LOST TAR GA~ER'fl~ ~~.L:.!..r---Cl\\ II l'OU 1,------'""' M -~ ......... °""" M. Y •u~-..,. tiM tren V f 0 .,...elcc> -"GOfl I~ f "doy, ...,., ""°"" c.on~ la~· o1.-ia.x botlll •9' IOU ....................... IMftlX So. of Hlallw.y on l ovely A von1do A\'t!!IMW, a charming :! bdrm. :? sly. upsKie down hw9l" wn.h cedar shingle extrr1or and sundt!<'k PLUS a lu'CuriOU!> :! bedroom. :1 lrnth upt Covered pa110 a nd 3 l'Jr garqe. $210,000 644-7211 SPYG~ HILL HOM E 1S Cambria Spectacular vtew.17U834 by A1ent Bay It Ocean View! ·-1·11~11 and let a friendly ad·vlsor assist you 1n placing a "Lost" ad. Call Monday thru Fri48Y 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for next def s paper or call by noon on Saturday for Sunday's paper. 642-5618 I A P L 0 Y 0 0 l R L W I G R C N H R E K 0 J 8 E F 8 F S B R H Y I A R £ Y TC 0 H I LT NE RA A·B Y Y R I AH 0 0 0 E t K E A A l 0 l C T H t E D A EC~CUOTAEALNEKLWGER DDK,L ZLYALDJTWERDDZ H E D 0 t Q Y C E I I M E E 0 0 U S 0 R R G I L D 0 D 0 W Y P H .Q D ~ t M Y E A M L H R L N l M S I 0 S T A ·S t H From the be.utilw ter · race pauo. brttfst. area & livtng room too! You'll enjoy privacy + In tbls 2 bdrm . de n. 2 batri. le1'8i(ll»free Irvine Ter- race home. J ust SlSS.000 ~'· ()pmSun.only 1·5 .. ~uma dJ c/l(m ~~ * 613-849~ 2.:15 !. Co11t Hwy., CdM ···. . . I f , J .- . . . \ ~~!!.~.~ ....... ~~.':!~~~ ... ~ ... ~~~!.~~.~ ....... ~~~~!.~~':.~~ ........ ~~!.~.~4!':. ....... ~~!.~.~........ _Th_u_rad_•..;.y_N_o.;;_ve_;_m_be;_;__r.;;;2;_ . ....:'9;..7.;;;& _______ o_A;.;.1;,:;L;.;.Y..;.P..;.IL-.9~T..__·e __ 3 .... Corw .. Mw 101.Z eo.t.Mne 1014 tt.afill .... IHch 1040 ....,... 1044 LCllJllMOMI~ 1052 i.....-oMHJ-t 1052 HovMaForW. oee.trRMll•tat• oee.rReciUatate ....................... ·····•••·······•··•··•· ...................•... ·······~··············· ....................••...•••.•.........••.••.•....................... ···················-··· ....................... . JASt•••CRIB ... a···· l ... oo... rtDtCUOM Mtwporthocll 1069 ............ , •Oc .. VJ.w TOWHHOM.l ,__.,.._+ F.tlR• '905,tOOI ........ ~··••••••••• .. • Fors. 1100 ~tors.le 1200 ..... P'tk. 2 ~· 3 bt.lrm. zt, .... w.il'to ~11\'h from llll!o l lruv('l"lllly l'urk'i. V\!I Y ltGCAtir!OM .......................................... H•• = O:!v~:t l'Oll. ~.O::' ~~:!~f:al~l~I~ ~~"~~~ul 1;~~"~':r~~t1:·~ ~=l~~u~;l(l:.·~~~r-~('~~~ b. =~~~~f! J1:wR ~ •EXCITING• ~ ~l~~~~tthk~ ~ 7~0363 ~r~ 64()~11:? rWti.thh11rhond of $'00.1100 milt IUah \UUltt<.I et>ll 1ngo ~ ocea.n' MOVl' right •ON THE nr•cH• ()(fer··. 2 f'1x~r upper h&J1n..,. $117~ l>l>'-11 "' 11111, lol,. o f •:lui. In $257,500. _ DU ~. many buUd1ng•. qu.br11 .. 1 huyt•r l'1 11t•d M uuiH f irnilai•t• lb ~r.n SIBMA.MASSOC. MewportS.OCll huti" oak tree:.. C it y 1/: Macnab · Irvine, OCIAMYllW SJ75,000 WA r C-tl !o.p1n n11llrn h 1l l,n1o to'l!:EI. ~",. lie'-"'"° 41 1..un.-.h Int' ('01111 In )'\lUr lo'n•n1•h v.1nclo1•' &. .Jl) litchi.II l'"1Jll\ jj 'l!Ul\u or J1h·u111 1n \ O\lt --nu11 tt•r \ull.. ~\ ~ llA 1111'' Ull OOt' ul WU t l °"·b l ""., •ton h \ 11\ft rm 1hn1nc lui. hl"n m1u,t,•r 'loUllt' I .i1o111 1•r l-tOI" I Hklo ~ ti..1h t' ll \t .. T 11 ., ~ ~ ~;01 L>t-Mtlll l I )f' ... ' TOl>A' 1 ~ r -.. '" 1t-:, 1011' •.••••.•...•.•..•...... TAKIOYH f+&ALOAM SUb.Jel't to o.1.n1na F'tl \ fanim<'Ull( t )nly $:.?O J(ll t'L..J\ plU.' dtw.lnj; • l\Sb 1 Shan> mov,· in t'ond1t1on 4 bdnn home II\ N t -.'h•I ,, Mt•o ! Ciill t odJ) ~9491 SUP'Y EASTSIDE LOCATIOM Sharp 4 lidrm 2 bath home R emodc l 1..•d lotchen and bath Only $79,900 Call S46 SIQIO ,• ~.» HERITAGE • • REALTORS ,, 1, ,, l Ii 1 •.•ft •• • '' "'' ,11 "'I' I'' II•• 10'\ Oown No qunllf) in~ Ownn wrll f1111uw 1• •Jr litlt' ou •t Ii' •• v A l4Nlll lhr + fam rni + I ~· \d t t'Uflli + b111•k b3'1 S8J (1()(1 I h1o n"r 111(•·nl 117'11 111'..I( (1!.inn1n.: .I hdrrn 1111 lit.It•' tll'tl) mlrlulM fr11m thf' 'un llrrndwd ""hill 1...nd ,14 Nt-'4port tlt•ud1 l"rll'•'O to (JI ll 'uuni.: r .. nuh ' hufllo(t1 \\Ith ''" tt..,...n \ .\ 11)11\" 111 111111 \. llnl\ s,·J .1111 \~1 111 ~) ., 'Nltela11 ltoal hto tn Inc ~"·' Parodl.s.e MHoV..-de ~\'1001> ;t l>r t l.1mll.., rm & dJnml( rm Mun' UPKf~deb Cor n~r 1111 "" RV & OOAt ~-d~I! w 2 aoll <'our:.t·~ un h $116,(J(XI Ouv1d li<lllf'k ,. fll·lllt.c.1t. ~ 9'.J.'iO Lf(e ~.;i1ot;..1d1· :urn 21rn . r11m I ffi ~ frJ>ll' n••W <'Pl'· !>k) uh• By IJ~ t)t.'r S82.9SO ·l!M t;t!l2 ,., l':. K34 t!lf~ t.lr. Mt Hun run11: Pnn ool) l-:a.sti.1de l'hnrmn. 2 Hr l !:la. I~ )rd . up~r11t.lc~ $79,500 &18 3101 3 Br rondo. 21 ~ Ua. pnm• locauon. 2 cHT .. m . ~·" prof decor11tcd S94.500 ~~ ~~MU~ST~SH~~~ •OPPORTUNITY* 4 bedr'oom & large fa mi· Owner will finance! NO ty room on quiet cul de LOAN FEES! Nu quah sac. Owner moV'lng out of r Y 1 n R · S A V F area. Just finu.hed re THOUSANDS' Cl('an J mode ling f'ull prtct' hr, covered pauo. Hurn $85.000 &gave! Call now! •Century 21 646-743-t . A PREHIGE /' ._+-J HOME~ :mlWCoai.t llwy, NB 645-6646 Atrimn; fa1lerf ainers • s Delight Pl~ livmg rm. rovntry kitchen. d.uung, fireph1C<' and 3 bedrooms Patio. VA terms. $98,500. UKH Qill 54().1720 MESAVBDE Bag famiJy home on quiet c-ul-de·Sac. L<>tl'i of c·x- tras Beautiful yard $l!i0,000 15'1· clown JUGIITREALTY 979-8533 GREASE! AGO moves you in VA appra!Sed 3BR, 2ba ~ k>t $70.000. Call Now I 541-0425 Agt SHOWER WITH A FRIEND for11uuli.~11h 11tSllll !•~ Fottnlll d1tiln l( rm 640.6500 Sea<"apli&s unset.s over· w11ter . ean be t1 pllt l{WT)' I "' t null>. I \ ull L'hccJ) kllcheo hO•U• loolona lhe blu~ r ac1f1c-. l'erms 677 5691 "1411ITT /\IJ,NJ.:WC'A BINJ.o..i'S• 3 JUST LISTED!! PICTURESQUE pvl bucb. $ m1nul4ib FARGO l..til' OOdrms :l Puuo~ • from l"Hhion Ii.land. t/676-S717or 1/5234462 0 01• on r rt·t•n bt'll. --s~ l be*'°°-. 2 bath e.o.... wfth settin g i.monl( th e Sem:ruonal trtple 'wide ~ '• : 1i. • iu•Jttwrof m~11t..rw1nl(' f-My roo& hi .... HlolJM•* _... t-t Weatchtr area's rinesl home. Park rent only C.1UIW to poolii & tt'tlnlll W ..... •st.tee to ,aiol, CillMNUle .cl homes. Serene plant:. $228 RANCHO ESTATES 1 ·1111 n11w "I~ 1700 ncreaHo.al focllltlu. t.closecl -'"""' drape the entry Vaulted C41111fonila Poclflc '· 11 •1•11 •' 1•11• 1 fo tw.....e open beam ce11ing i. Mobiletto.eW.• South or Orange f"-oun1:v on l acre ts lhb lovely 4 bdrm. 3 bttlh. ram1ly room. study. with fun t aslic Vl('W. Owner deli.per alt'. S&.'\ lt.-iinlt• ~IJ(·.-1.tll.'h ,\ I CPI ~ hdl 01 1110111"111 u \IHI. "'"'" 1o 1w11b !Jt.ll 4t.ll.1 l't•ruun.,:t.c1;i l'r 1•11t•rl ., • ., I ~ lfiftidill ';!!",.-;. •• ,.~·;;~"!J.•wo wMch 1 ' :~1¥~!F~~~2:}~ ZT()j ~4:g:;;~A . ---·-··~· ol the master suite 111t· Ung room. Re1tr yard MOltU HOME m •Y 0110-n lo HOM Ill 11 1>1-.lt No llrokl'r comm1s,,1on W11odh1 hi)(l' 1 OI rw1 dt> lu<'ht·d 3 BR 2 BA ~JO> llillcuy <I UR. dt·n. :1 HA. hit lut $159,9'JO t.12 0112. &14 6Cilr7 Wte a pnvate park. Wanl IMFOl,MA tlON 1044 .............. 1052 rmre deta1b•? Inquire at Rent, opllon w buy tnfo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 645-1221 . repo•s, loan a.\Sumpt•on , ....... FARCiO J/676-4l22or 1/522 0030 I '"'""' 1 """" hit hull""" hf\ J bill., Imm t It 1 .in 111 •kMOllllofl o h•·•l Jro·J 1 l•lr m ." bJ ll!IJll "' It 1f 11u11 l1 h l11w ro.1111 l• n1111• ,. • 1111,trut llu n Kt 111h lu '""'' u 1t11 (Jln1 k ,.,, rov. I m.irw1n• '" ... 1 t-1 0111 ~1~.: ;,110 I >!•'fl .......... 1111 I .tjlln 1l j!'l l /111 ~ llunl llt'.11 h fl)' t.N.111•1 I Jiii U!tllt I hr ., hll I lJ n•rn•·r 101 11, W 11 II I\ ~1u'l Tu Sl•t• 1·un \.'..r111•n1 lo t'\.'t'I vth111K. !«! IJ7:! ----I Hr formal 1hnin)( rm, 2 "t) 1•oml'r loe.1t1on New qJb, rumm pool park )105 0011 By owne r . 714 ~ nliY7 ------lll'nut Turtlerock home. hy owner, 3 BR. 1.J, un.. fJm rm,.bonu.s rm i pout & Jat·, $Ml,500 Prine on ly Call aft 7prri. ask for liOb. 752.1rlS9 STR.ATFORD PRESTIGIOUS!! MANSION lltVlNI!: GROVES offers Collecie Perk Syra~ Model on quiet Stre\.'l 4 Bdrms • 2 bu The living space 1s where ll's needed. The only de· vclopmenl 111 Jrv111e with lath & plaster walls $94,900 ,. Fnrmul lllt• l'lllrY lu :-11·11 you thu; dynamic faoHIY down llv1n1: rm .ind home 011 8 <'Ul·de-sac f(lf m.al d1m111: ~pull.11111( :1lrt.'t.1. and just ~teps lo itourrrn·t k11d1 w / view of pool. i.pa and tenrus. All li523 C.otPU5Da· IRVl,.E 1·u11to111 pool nnd '"" Uu:1 and more walling ror HuKt' fumilv ruo UI ynu. Only $102,900 Call RACQUETCLUI W/l>tont.· frpli· Sw<"<'IHfll: now Immac ul a t e "Forest i.twn. LO 1!1i;tunt1e m>.t r R ilills" od I II 'u1ll' und c•hlldr1·n ~ m e ·Iota Yup -graded to in<'lude 3 ~in~ :i c•ur ~ar w bo.11 & <;'!· n cust.om Jacu.zZJ, central Lrlr lll'Cl~ W<Jlk It.> p.irk ~ air . lush ~a~pet1ng, i.l•hool' & l>hopµui~ "' panelling il'fld much !\utr1t• VA loun of 5J.5.000 m 0 r e. p r 1 de 0 r Ctt..11 now ·• RANCH REALTY . ownership Only 1133,950 KA TELU Rf.Al TY Call 640 SI 12 A){enl 847-'>06 I 546-936 6 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5iiiiiiiSiiiiiiil ·iiiiiii20iiiiiii0iiiiiii0iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I U.,.0 leoch 1048 HIG llLY U PG HAO 1-; O WOODIRIDGE ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhome with all thl' Price Red. 54600 amerulles 3 bedrm 2' .. bath.. Call for dcta1b -MUST SELL! 7rol Garfield, Hwit. Uc h /\ beatJfully mamlal.llcd IW0-4I02___ t'ypr~wood model w1t..h JOG TO BEACH t.Wlny <.'Ou.rtyard entry. Big front yard. you r1x ll . central atrium. Large nr add rm Only $.57,!150 master sulte and formal Terms available dining area. · scon REAL TY Mow onty S83, 900 536-7533 644-7211 formfo. RY OWNEH 2llr <:onrlo. l'OrTlt>r unit, dean. l'Ull'. 1·h.-erful, nr lla rhour beach, !>hopp1n.i I owner 8'\0.14 711 GORGEOUS · 3 bedroom home. d e· rorawr carpet & drapes. beautiful landscaping, entertainment bac k yard. Near Culver & San Diego Frwy in beautiful Culverdale. A must lo i.ee! $88.500. • SPAR.I< UNG NEWDUPUX S pectacu I a r wr ap · around views of ocean and l'Oll course Close to tenrus courts and parks. 7wo 3 Bed.room. 2 Bat..h tmit.s. ExcelJent terms . A great investme nt al $16S,OOO. • Laguna Niguel ~ etc. Ea.'ly f\.nance 0 .A.C CotasMrci4 9olfices. ~ 1600 • ~ t-ton. Stor. •••••••••• •• •• •• • •• • •• • Realty · · 21 Westminster 848.88951 ________ _ ~ E. Anaheim 956-4500 , C ..... Y VILLAGE OCEANVIEW WntdiffRedty SantaAna 5S4-707o MEWPO«TIEACH 3 Bdrm. 2Y, ba Sea Villa Anaheim 9S6· IOI I Three commercial lot . w/large family s tyle I•--------W Anaheim 761 1442 2822-24-26 Nt•wport hwJt·lll ktlChen, walking Mewport Hetqhh -iiiiiiiiiiiiili-lliiiii-.! Blvd., each lot 1s 25x90· distance to beach. Pvt S IJ2,500 • One lot with bu1ld1ng . comm. pool & Jacuua. Ne:W carpet.s, 2 patios. Spend 6lOrC or omce. S325.000. 1174.900 swned glass windows. 3 Call546-5880 • 493-9494 495-5220 Br 2 Ba. Walk to schooh. fhanksaiving 496-2413 &J0-5050 &shopping. ~9161 6" ~,.. HERITAGE . • REALTORS Nest.led in the hills, co:i:y home. 3 Br 2 Ba. 2 mi from the ocean. $88.750. WEST COAST PACIFIC REAL ~"TATE ~ 831·2600 Ldreforftt 1055 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAJCEFROMT 3 bdrm 2 ba boat dock. Swi & Srul Club Mem bcrshlp. $118,000 Bes t buy on Lake. 975-0323 83(). 7023 Mlwport ltodt I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8500DOWM NO CREDIT NEEDED CHOOSE FROM !'<lpt Ats bal $141.500 Pool, remdl $UOO/mo. Newport. Bal $140.000 UK> deg golf coun.c view. $UOO/mo. Npt Hts. Bal 1143,000 4 Br pool hm $1100/mo. Hunt Bch. Bal $83,000 Remdl 3 Br $750/mo. 2Newtwnhms Npt lits &l $.150.000.Sl 150/mo. 2Newtwnhms Co6ta Mesa Bal $142,000. $1100/mo. 1-·;lndscp. 2000 sq. fl. l.Aqwdatulg all property. call owner. Will carry on contract ~5399 Blg_canyoo lownhome. 3 Br. den. golf course view . p ool/tenn is . $239.000. 644-8746 .L OPEN HOUSE REALTY .~· .:,t:t.~ 3 &4 Bdrms fr $215.000. Ag\. Allan Heller 675-9428 WE'YEGOTIT The besl buy an The Bluffs . "Z" plan 4 Br home. 2500 sq ft. Walk to teruus c.lubtsboppmg SHATZEN REALTY 640-&:59 By Owner N1ee Newport area. 3 Br 2 Ba. all modern conveo1ences. Lowest pn~ us area. No liner ne i ghborhood . ~ 7294 for appt. $164.000 RRM H. V Hms Monaco Ph Ill. 2 BR &denor J BR. 2 Bath. country k1tc ht:n w/nook. S1ldown view from most rooms & deek, You own the land. As sumable8Vt% loan. 2.244 Port Car I.ts le 644-4887 AllTHIHTIC CAPE COD You'll think you're in New England when you enter this charnung 3 bdrm luxury condo. with a view from every room. Plush carpets. n alural wood. leno1s. pool & Jacuzzi. SUIS.000. NEWPORTCEMTElt RE.ALTY 640.1112 107' IN YOUR NEW MOBILE HOME Comme rcial Bldg oo PCH. ror HI& or ~~. 6306 w. Coast H wy . owner/agt. 548·1290 PLUSH· PLUSH dbl wide __ N_l::_":w_;..;.S_H_O_P~ Greenbnar. Everylhmg yqu ever wanted 1n a CENTER Mobile Home & mo re . Newport &!ach· Area <KG7203 7J) Tnple net leases. F1ri.l Super dlx !'lingle w1dl' year.. rent guarantet." Geor'C)e BldM Co. SrutJ Wlde 1976 Freedom . 6ll-l400or fully funushed. walk Lo 644-1758 bch. A steal a l $21.900 CMH7409) C ~-~:.!_HIS /T o17w0w0• $145 mo. rent on 7VJ y~ar _..--safe aaaum.ab&e lse on th1:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• eleg.anl dbl wide Santa CONDO • 2 Bdrms.. 11 Anita,~ add-on, Cre· batb. 2-stor y $67.000. c lan colums. plus h MonticeUo Costa Mella ·=g ~~~~73Joyal 645-2613 afternoons Embassy. unusually Ill~ & auy. fwy cl<>tle. lo park hlc:oRR PrC)fMf"ty 2000 r ent ·Only $24,500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• (FV8Q5.5) Mobh HotM Store 841-8H5 Four Plex. close to So C:.t PllU.:l. Vie : Ross St &- Sunflower . SI00.000 Agt. 54(). 77136/833· 1927 NEWPO RT B EACH . TRJ..Pl..EX beauWul s)yllne 872 s (. 25<'/,, down. no qualifying roach niear Hoag. w/wd seller w/carry papt'r bum.Ing fireplace. FI A. 1_Agt.....;.;.._· 960-__ 5580 ____ _ Bil's. W/0 hookup. pool & clbhse. $Z2.SOO. Agent. SEIL idle items with d 646-4380 Daily Pilot Class1fied Ad. .. #I lft Calfomio" intlus 4' shower tn a tiled ma s ter bath . 3 I. .. _ ..... rt IJ04 So. Coast Ila way IJl Vlllage Faire LA'Gt1NI\ BEACH tte)t.4E-+IMCOME ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 8rhouse+aptover gar. WA{.K T O RIV I ERAS R2-Vlew, den. DR. LR. beach from this exc1t.mg $225,000. Agent 5MHJ608 4 BR 21h Ba ho me. 2 Pineapple Charm! ~C...,_.. bedroorru.. 2 baths. fam1· 2 bedroom 1 bath on R2 ly room, taslefulJy ~ IOl Wlth room to build eoraleci i;phl·level 1n Out ol are& owner anx woodsy V1llal(e Creek 1ous. $1t6.000 870 Deep Creek /(' f R~~'RE:E ('~ J333 WCoastllwy,NB ~21 645-6646 Mlwport Ceftttt .!- MEW LISTING! 640.5357 Oean, neat 3 bdrm ho me ~~~~~~~~~ has 1t all! Pool MZl' lot. warm earth-tones. C IOSl' lO s<'hools & l>hoppinit Belter hu r ry ! Only STh.900! ~9491 SUPER . • btdy'man Spe-c ial 4 BR. fam rm. (rplc, RV acress, patio. Seller wi II earry ftnancin~ $64,000 Owner/Agent. 963-4567 TRANSFERRED RAR SelJer .Desperate• Wiii A E pay all buyer's cosLc; on RMD! $70,000 VA apµra 1s c-d Easls1,sle Co~ta mt•<;a h o m e . PLU S $500 Ouplex. Country al OONUS to buyer CALI. mol'lpherc 3 bdrm bom1 NOW! Pnn only 541-0425 w/vauJtcd cc1hng plu Agl. auractive remodeled --=-------- bdrm home w/walk·ln Dana PoWtt I 026 closets. Don't hes1lale ! •••••••• ••••••••••• ••• • l'hooenow• 545-Y-1!11. WIDE ANGLE OCt:AN VlEW New 3br 21-'zba t3rd br .a pvt s uite). $18.5K Consider trade. Agt 759-0706. • ME:SA WOODS DREAM HOME Exrellenl buy in pnme Over 2700 sq ft, 3 Br 21!l locauon. 4 Bdrm, Family Ba. library, family r m , Room. Agt. 646-~ formal dining. bonus r m ~~~~~~~~-! Owner 552·9250 or By Owner. Mesa Verde. ~5811 vacant. price just re Fcultain Vf!Aey I 034 duced Sl0,000. 4 Hr 2 Ba •••••••••••••••• •••. ••• +bonus rm. Sl09.900.1---------631-0f.59 OFFER Sl00.000 or ? kyouown Mesa Verde's rinert b111 v~ acre view home. Must sell! Call 5*1112169 ~h.KHMM Huge G r eenbrook SeViUo~ :!.B.R + fam room , comm p ool. ~M>U88 ~ rec center. School & playgr ounds in tract. Carpets & drapes llke new. Offered for Sll2.000. ''~~~~~ 962~4411 m: 546·8103 By owner. Downtown:Or Lake Park, 2 Rdrm. 2 ba. 1-.te workroom. 50x 14 2' corner lot. Fam rm. t'\JSt. shutters lhru·-OVl · 1101 Pine St. $99,SOO ~3979 ___,,,... COZV BEACJI CO'TTAG E Lite lot, you'll love 1t. Call for appl. AgL. 960-5...~ RANCH REAL TY 551 -2000 WOOOB RIDG t: VII.LAGE S&S Beachwood Patio Home, 3Br, 2Ba. frpk. 2 car garage. many up· grades. walk lo lake, schls. courts etc. Owner. $87.500 SSl-4285. ------1"1M 1ou Deluxe ······i:;;;;;;ER····· · Showplace RUSTIC wood and glass Sharp 3 bedroom. de· 5BR Oean1• home 1n corated m earth tones University Park. A /(;, Formal dming. family l~e corner lot T1lt'<l in & room. braek fireplace out Wood noon> & walls. and 3 patios $111,5-00. 0 pc n h ouse I 0 5. 8KR. Call 5'\0.1720 Sal/Sun. 4902 Pcrs1m mon. SSI 0344 ___ _ On Lake. 3 Br 21., Ra. dC'n, form dm rm. $198.500 Contract or sa il'. 2 yrs a t tn/8"'-Call Rob Marcel II T 957 26QI FOR SALE Grand <iWard Wlnni n~ Adams Plan at Wood· bridge Estates by Irvine Pac1f1c. 3 Br, den, 2112 bath $117,5-00. Includes air cond. Call Georitc or Roxanne at 552-3700 between 10 & s dally. TARBIU. "11 In California" DEANE HOME LEASE/OPTION A beaut1fuf Bendemer in the Deane Homes of Uruven11ty Park -plus h carpets · patio Illes · park location -• s plendid JacUUI • professionally landscaped and decorat· ed. Owner will accept a lease/opt.ion. Make your uppe>inlment today. red hill~ .... 552-7500 FOR SALE BY OWNER UNIVERSITY rARK l'RINCET.ON MODEL 3bT. 2ba. formal DR ~~~~~~~~ Cathe dral cc1l111gs. oWner takes loss. Mus t Super loc11t1on. Pool & sell ! Woocibr1dgc cro!'IS· tenrus. 646-9444. mg Bn ghtoo. Upgraded S95,900 & prof. d eco $119,500 S.Sl 0685 $©\tJ.}µ-"t,tr~· Tha1 lnf'fl9uing W ord Gome with o Chuckle -----14llo4 ... C\AY • "°UAN ~---0 , __ ...,,._, ol""' '-• ocro...i.1..i "'°'d' be low 10 lorwl fovr tt"'f)le _.dt I 1\"1Tr 01Er I I TA SEY I MIS.A YEltDE luatl••HolM ltu It all, 4 BR, s ep mast.er s uite1 dining 1·m . tam rm, woruhop. huge c ul ·d e -sac l ot w / gorgeous pool. Owne r t.ransf'd. ()pen Sun l·S, $130.000. thomsas L. Schworer Rllr. 545-7983. I I I' I } . JYEAR FREE RIDE 1 You k~t tMllydtlv" Seller .carry l41"glq,note . I L 0 H E B I 6 m• up II• wal~ d0C10f'17 No monthly paymen~ .... , ...... 1 .. , ... 1.--... 1-1--i .. When You hive to wall 1111 No qualifying. Take ov .... _.... _ __._....._ ..... --1..~. w..u to~ 1n ~n11n9n1, IUM.Da CLOSEOUT 9'k first. S.16.000 down. ~ ancs. then 111ey My, "You Br C'a1)'. 960-4.388 Hkr ' 8 a R T I B 1 •noulc1,, hsv. COf'llt to m1 Several lge 2 st.ory 48r. " 38a homes •t 3'S F.. 23rd FHA TERMS ...,.1-T-"j -..op--1 -.-1 """'1..--.lr--t -.,-~.,....,,. •• ,... """'~1• q...,.... C>o f • I . by Ml1ftQ If\ thei "'~9 word ~. or .188.SOO .>tinge 3 br. 1111 ba. 2 l"ar closed ..._.....__...__,,_.__....__, vo.. d .... io. 1,.,.. "tttr No l 11e1ow l1oO' 3Br. 2Ba homes at gar IREN. 008-2297 20'16 • 2090 Oran1te Ave. ..;.;.... _______ _ for $129,500. Owner f inan c in g avail Owner/act. 64.2--Zl&e Sell wHh EASE 1 It's a BREEZE Cle&Sll1ed Ads 642·5678 l • , .. NI N\,IMIOfO nnus IN IHfSf SQ\/AUS ~ I' I' I' I' I' r I I r I I I I I SCIAM-&.ETS Amwan iR C'-lfffc.tiott 5100 497-2457 •DUPLEX* Ocean side of hwy, level ·lot, easy access to beach . Needs paint. minor re pa.u;s; ideal for home & Incom e. Hurry, only $1S9,900 Mission Realty 494·0731 HILLTOP Vlew. ocean & coast. 3 Br 2 Ba. ram rm. heated s pa $129.900 . Divorce forces sale. Hkr. Mr. Black. t-898·7879 By owner. 2 bdrm Rustic Charm~r. s pectac ular OC'Can Vlew fro m <>vcry rm Lge lot. New kitchen. Have approved plans for r e model $155,000. 497.3289 CUSTOM DESIGNED NEW 3BR. 3ba. I hghcst quality ocean view $100.000. COA.NERLOT Custom wood and ~la:.s 3BR, stone f ireplace. $147,500 RanWllHams Realty 494-8519 Neer Beach (pie's, quality Oak cabinetry. View of ocean HarbwVkw Homes from s pac. lounging e5 BED~t:J:SET dee~. Designed for enter •$199 500 tal.rWlg. $205,000. .Sha.Ji> & Custom ired Flock Rlty 498-1170 -Courtesy to Bkrs, · •By Owner. 640-7609 OltwRHI Esiote •78S-1457.684·7S43 ....................... . o()pfl Sat/Sun. See Dir. Moble ~ For~ 1100 --.. ·G-c·.· ... ·Y·O-M--····:aciT.ING·~····· TOWNHOME. Upgraded ~usta wit..h far out view •ON THE BEA.CH. Seller w/help finance. at $245,000. Agent. 645-5044 a:s.. W. Ab6olutely breat..htaking CHEAPEST IN MEWPORT S 2 8 .000 2 Bdrm wat.erfront moblle borne ~.549-3344 a.tx:~. 2Br. l 2Ba, rum· IXL'> rm & bar. 1975 RoyaJ Laocer IJl 5• Park. Ten rus courts, swimming, Jacuzzi, social acuv1t1cs & much much mo re. (JT'.gjl ·2) Caifornia Pacific WESTCUFf! Mobile Honw Sain Pool saud rorncr lot. 3 2706Harbor.Ste206 i\ bedroom.'i & den home 540-5937 w1mature landseaping --------- that afforcis complete --------• pnvacy. $167.500. lJOOSussex Lane Open Daily 2·5 m4 > WiqqeqJto~ 675-4160 .JtC)(lil FREE RIRMITURE Great starter home for couple & ~inglc. 1971) Skyline dbl wide. Like new. vac1int. Bargain pnce. Out of town s eller will furn is h w 1new furniture. ( NC7079..tl0 I Mobile HCMM Store 956-4500 Two for You Add nostate•c charm to y0u1 home with lh1~ medallo0n Crochet !l(..a1~ 1a1>1ec101h. Fun. unique & chanm ng 2 BR home with garden balh & secluded stone patio & bnck RBQ. Plans for expansion Excellent DUPLEX bf(lsp1ead pillow 11om>1h1\ bas1t pinupple hUdROO II \ 12 11 '" cne\ m d14meter 1n meice111tQ t>to\pr~d couon. 'j 1ncnn '" No JO f'attf'fn 1 10~ dne<.l•On 1°W;:d~cove ~':!1:~u::~~ ~~~R •EXCITING• and magn1 ~ent ocean units. double ~arage . Udo -Heowportlch SIZES 1QY,.IBY.-SUO IOI e.ch pat1e1n Aod 40< ucn panefn fOf 111\I cln \ d 1 maol and hano1tn11 Sell• lo; views make ror a real r~~~CW dbl wtde luxury.Estate bonus. Br.and new 2 BR & · sale Smack dab in the i'f 1Tf W.; ._.. 1Tf M-r. .. rec. room. 1-~nesl in ap. REALTY middle or he aut1ful AIKt 8loob 'MUSIS 101 t. well pl~nned Needleuafl Dept. 105 watdri>bt-lhe HSY 'umpe< die~ Dally Pilot plianct?S , Roman tub in 675-1642 Newport Harbor A master. $195.000 garden paradise + pct, v~ Private IY OWNER marvelous pvt beaeh , ano dnl11n1 su1 he blouse llo1 163. 044 Cllthu Sta .. Ntw No ·~ sum-top 1umpe1 up Yoe\. NY 10011. '""t Namt, Qu"~ty '" tw~ ctialhs Addrm. Zip, Pattt111 ll11111bt1 Cul-de-sac lou tion, n ear 106 27th <Xean View. 2 walk to shopping in tennis courts. 3 BR home BR. 2 ba. $159.000. Ph Newport Harbor 's moi;l wit-h· e.x p.annve blu e 642-S500 exclusi ve area. -only .-----iiii-• I $26..000. (KZ0757 > Pttnled Pa11t1n 930~ HJll N(W1NO\V' Our ;g/9 NEfOll S11e\ IO"i 121?. 14\o\. 16"7, CRAn CAIALOC-~ 200 popu 13\IJ S.Lt 14\li (bust .ln 1umpe1 lat dO!iM. J llte Mnt1ns 111 yds 4~ • top Z I 1& yds. 45 . p11nted 1n\K1e S'od }"-" wat.er views. 1164.900 C4llfot Na Pacific UDO ISLE S.• 1 SO t. _. -M4lll 12'-0llKllC., Tt~tn Sl.50 LIVI ATTHElliCH RthJnd guard gates In a private· community with ltA own beach dub and -tennis . Corner lot. 4 bdrm. den and ramlly room · sus,ooo .. t OPIH DAILY I .4 Mable HotM Saks l C.tOfll Homes 2706 Harbor Ste. 206-A • .-·-~ , 121-let,hwoil 0.itts Sl.50 4°' '°' Met! Pltt.tnl tor lifsl-127 AfClltM '11' Ooitt. Sl.50 219, 221 a. 223 540-5937 dta linull. MMlln&. S.. '9: I Mtltty Flowtn . SI.SO Via S. R9tn0 TAKE OYH MMIAN MUTlll IZS.l'tttli CJ'!lhs Sl.SO 124-Cifb '11 Om..-its Sl.50 UNITED BROKERS ~AYMBfTS DENNESODERLING rattern Dept. 442 Elegant24x52 Royal Oak Daily Pilo t 67S-5626or640-4518 Manor. 't977. m family park. bank repossession. U2 Wiit lltll St.. "'9 YI!\. Total price onJy $2<4.400. llY lOOll. l'nwt Mllf.1.-~ See It soon. Won't l85t. IMtU$. nr. Sin -· ~ITU HAllOR VIEW HILLS ~xec utl v e ho me . 3 Bedrooms. 2 hath! Drive by 1017 Sandcastle a.nd call 640-5112 to see Asking $197,000 Agent BAYFRONT Condo w/45' boal sllp. Swimming pool Owner 125().000 889-0471 ll580l CO.A.C > llUMltlt MoWle HOfRJJ Stor. lei\ be prtcttttl-you &fl 956-4500 tn0te lor Ins S wllell yOu MW 1 Send tor nt• fAl.L Wl"TCR 10 ~ 40. •59 f1eetwood fASlllO"S fO S(WCATAl.OG Has Bdrm accommod11 1 c~ SI 50 toUpoll tor htt Pll· full slie bed Trade 1''" 01 your cllottt 1~ Winds Mob lie Home !07 . ...._. Sewitll ... Sl.M Park. 2191 Harbor Rlvd l ........ ,....._ W $1.M 123'Stitcll'11' l'~t~Qulhs Sl.25 122·$1uft 'n' l'ott Hts. Sl.25 12 \.1'1llow $IMw s l. so 111·~1 Nttdltpolnl .. $1.00 11& lhny Flltf Qu1hs Sl.00 11 S.t ipplt Crochet Sl.00 ll l-t111tint ctltti . 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BR MOf>F'll'.'11 'I llt-'l>IUJOM 1 HJ URUOll• 2 ti.a lZJ f' lt•)'froot P1D ltrrb. 21J • J:>T7 llH ,:. tcti llH\Jic. t\t ••••••••••••••••• • •• •• • 1\1'. uo~:... ~•i:mt11 t'nl t>rarhfrnnl Mo lo n11.1 1U11111.•I In W.-.1 "'"•putt homr , "-vnw SI~ :tt111 T, u.1n1" tid1 m • b1tll\i. , du1 rn Pl4) lit.II I.CW "' l'.all••.. kin 'rl\ 1.... $1.jl.)ll m11 Ulvt1 t-Ull pnn $2~ 11\)1) <(16 II ~f:.\.-..llOttJ" K t 67~ \lkJi) J Rr ?ba IOJl Z7lti ~I mn LILI Junf' 1 Slh Ml~ .a bdnn Z baa lal1(¥ ynrJ. 00-41 aloraw1. t lo~•· 111 lJMU"\ ~)4$ 11164 U1C Lux Coodu 3br 11H in.Jr Ap(•I li''l\111" ll041I, MblWd 2143 1~ ltm •sur..:1t 3 Dr. pool hm. IW'W pa111l inloul . .1d111 lex-~l n'WI 97fi(mt} Ml'JiA VEHL>f. 3flr 2ba. quiet NI du u1· 2 frfik '> $.\'2.\1rno M&-2313 Nil or ~ 2'744 d11y11 ~, 0278 t'\ GAHl>fi~N Ar'I Almo'l n .. w •P ltl'IOU~ •·If•• k1lrh.'f\, Um ruJlWI • 3 \Jdrm 2 ba ~ inn I Ddl 1n ~~ mo :rrz W ll.1,-Ml• l!.17 K:ll ~ I ~ldf' J I.Ir l b.1. Ill'' .. wuro lrpl1 1•n• I yet $fl!1 mo •~ :tfi.."l!f o...r-.. l226 ......•..•............. :!llrTwnh1w,2<"1u ~ .. 111.:l'. ffl>k , <k-11. '1\>l 'Id. I )r vl<l Ul<.IK $41 !1 mv T10 8US.l l'lo:\ ~J'(IH !\ AITENTH>S 16 UmL• nt I!. I! l 'rulll n- Nt.-w 3 bJ, l.c 1.,n~ & din . ON IUCH 1kn. hJO v1-. 1 b[k from 0."C'C\r alor furru:.hi·d :? lu i.chool l!.31 030Q;:> SpwYt.h 4 Pld A£mt Pnm•onh Ml~ ~I~'' ~ I Btt w vlt'I!. In uv. ~la. ck·n. dbl "1o1r111(1:. ~l louuon "$9~ mo nr iww, nr Munna Weber v.1nt'1' l1;r R E 400-7766 WahN ft owt Home• -----SAN CllMEHTt u l·.1400 ~ 2 bdrm. 2'h ba Lux lliCH 4-rl.EX ury Dana Point Con<lo . f'nd(oofOwm•r.h111 .! Oil 3176 frplr , bar, poOl/J ll<'. 2 bi. . \;' 't• w u fl ' t ,.. ll fl ••••••••••••••••••• ti• • • tl lt r ji! I .,., m I r r 0 m btsuutuJ r an\1110. 1 am. t• Stt"pi. w ~·t-ch 3 HR' :Iha. Mw iou/shpol( $4~ 1110 l.1nd11 L.11n1• tr 1• J l h luu11cJ rm. nt•OAI)' pumtl-d 496 2001un 1µm __ Sull('rb l~·ot1<in 6' '"" Su11ny 1.111l10 i-1751m11 &Toro 3232 ~lr'u<11on $231 .IO:I 1-,,., 1:~1 :i13 30 l!l!I~. ••••••••••••••-w••••••• H£JfflfA lft-:NJtY • wkr'Kb 17141492 <1770 Shn.rp 3 br, 2 b1.1, frµli-, 215 IA-IRt.~:rLTOR!k.41i1 ~ u..tun.hhed ~~ .. g~. ';;i, y~~tK1~~ PltlCEREDUCED G;;;;:.; .......... )i.oi rl~ 964·~: 973 297 1 On 8'(( ~eculJVl' 1 JJlt>'tC ...................... • Fote•• Veley 1234 'I<· a r JI u n t t n.: 1 n n LOW RENTALS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11.urbour Houses, apt.&. plcx~ 4 Bdrm. Execuuvc home, SCOTTREALTY llOMF.FTNDl!:RS new paint & crpt. Sl ... 75ll 557--0824 manicured landscape, bonus room. S3'l5 mo ~~veral praperl1e~ 1n l.ong Beach. 15'l• down Bu.yer lo co-op 111 1031 ex rhange 213·437 281;J , 714 5863966, 714·644·0377 4 R I duplex1ts LUSK R&fT ALS Petw-.960-4392 3RR1n Eastbluff, $'950. 3 3 bdrm fam nn Imm~ RR llarbor View Hills . ~pancy. f'anuly only $000 4 BR Cost.a Mes11 . One cat OK' New carpet $10-0 3 BR. Jasmin,• $4i5 per mo· 55!1 4971 Creek. $850. ,.~or lease. eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• !~~~ ... ?~.~~ ~~.~.~ ... ??.~! NEWPORT BEACH LAlbl of th<' new homes on the waler for lc·a~(' only. Lt V(' and entertain lr1 t•I ·i.conct.· m you r new custom home with dt.>stfi(nW' mtcriors. Convenience or1t.·nlcd to include 3 car ttarages with 11 uto matlc openers: kitchens with rnicro·wnve ranges. self·cleamnj O\'ens. trash compactors. and BBQ ranee tops : wet bars in all models: flrcplncc s In living rooms & ht•drooms, indoor l aundry areas: ~:uf'st suite. family room and much rnorc Oock available to all tenants. Shown by appointment. Call Linda tluun (714)833-3150 <8to5wcekdaysl ....._ 3244 llrbr View 4 Br. fam rm. • •• ••• •.,. • • •• • • •• • • • • • • e-xec bm XJnl loc .• v•t!w IRVINE 3 Br 21"1 Ua. f&m1ly rm, Woodb.-dK 1-..sl. ~mo 64().12Tl ....,_leoclt 3241 ••••••••••••••••••••••• m> unfW'/$700 furn. Blue ~Villa. ocnfrnl on pvt brh. 7141499·3217. 2.1.'1 f'103-0230 U>ut Royu.le. 3 bdrm . wood & glass home. s pec· taeular VI~. bke new! $800 ~ 13. 97s-4437 UDO ISLE pro(. <leto <\ bdrm 3 ba n ear Clubhouse Yearly $900 642-3274 ..wrottT IE.ACH CONDO 3 Bedroom, 21n bath. beautifully upl(r11ded. elec. garage door opener, pool sauna. etc $475. mo. Call Linda. 991-0660 S850Mo on lease. ---------t:meraJd 8ay. 3 bdrm . UDO ISLE 2 1n 'ba th s ; incl. 5 Bedroom s In this ~ard1tncr. Thru June spaC10US home on Lido S850Mo. Is le. LRe living rm. Turner AsS()(' ronnal dmin~ rm+ dl·n 499 4591 494-1177 lmmac. $1.S001lse. WahrlrOftt Homn Unob6lru<.'U.ble view. 2 Br 2 Ba. 1tncl rear yrd. <.'UI· ;~~;6;l;l;·;l;4;0;0;;;;~ ct.a.sac, duh.I accepted. ~~·T795 3250 ro.-.... ~-·· u.fwa. ..,... ........ u.fwa. Af>6i ...... u.fwa. ""'-"ilihed l 52 5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... Cotto MtM 3824 ............. 3140 ......... ... Jl6t Capa.stra.no. Beach ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• MW Jbt. 2....,ba Oce11n Townhowle lovely, 11pac w t r t N l ..-1ew, balcony, palio. a~cr. ~apes, ~fr· ill home.like a br with 1s1~ ::anutJfut"2t~r 2 frplc. A\lwJ lmmed. ~75 have 4 O..ti': 2 o~:·,v.,.~~ pvt. IUlll'd ~nlranc. ~ 2 811. lta pat.io. 2 car Jlar. 586-UM lllarti.nR ot $2'75. 979·0136 P:llJOll. Som~ with ntt furn or unfurn SI 1 p Af t•nt• ,.,.. .... 4 or&'Jl·Ml. 11ara1tc Swimming pool .avail $700 846-901S ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.,,, ....... )707 I br. carpets . drapl'!(, rarport. kids OK . no <i<Jtil'.979-0136 or 831 ·9081 ·······~·····~········· B.£A0t View. pltr. 2br. S,,00. Adlu, utll pd. Tit May 303 E. Ed1u~watcr (l )871 2.886. StucUo apt, newly decor at· ed. S22S per mo year around. 67~. 1724 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LarRe 1 br furn w /P.81. $210. Adlts only. -Open M·F 8 :lO S. Sat's 9 l 543·4968 2110 Newport nl\ld, CM IWi.iCJkMwleoch 3740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IUCHHOUSE OlJt 2 bdrm. 2 ba $e('ur1· t)'. pool,teruus. etc. (21JI 433-4989 (23..-0604 SMALL BEACH HOTEL ROOMS$37 50 W~k Apt $165/mo 536-3037 tUDSOk 3 br. l "" ba ~. Pool. 6'$-8084 uoam·7pm ). Brand new 2 BR twnhse, t>nCI glir, pvt puUos, cpts, drps. frplc. From $350 Adults. 645-4074 2 Br. 1Vt Ba townhouse, J&rage. patio. pool. Jacuzzi, tlreplacc Adults only. $31S. 631-4984. 1 BR. small but cozy. wood beam r igs & rabmets. Cpts & drys S2SO 731-6001. Mon F r1, 9 IPM Spacious. qwf-t 3 bdrm lOW'l'lMe apt wtl.-:e pvt patio. Pool. Adults . Sorry. no luds or pets. $400. 645-3381 or 67S-~9 Lrg. Jbr. 2ba, balcony l.aglmaleocJI 3748 Newly rmrrl>Uibed $365 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dl0.213~l-4437. LAGUNA DEACll MTR INN. $7S/wk & up. Maid 2 Br. $285 mo. Pool. serv .• coior TV. hested adulls. oo pets. 423 W. pool. Util. (714 )494·5294. Bay, 548-9516 9flS N Coast Hwy Quiet adult Townhouse. Mtwport IHctt 3769 2br. l~ba. patio, J>OOI. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 755 W. 18th St CM &tS-9507 2 BR. 1 ba . fully funushed. l blk lo oeean. $4.50/mo. Adlls. no pets. 675-047!'1 ------- Furn bachelor at Balboa Bay Club. sub·lease 10 mn 's or mor1t . $550 G42 UI02 4 Br. yearly. S1625. 67S.SSOO 1201"1 Agut.e. Al 2 BR 1 BA. furn krtr h, lndry fac1I. 11hopg1n1t. sdlOOls. clo~e tiy. Ldt•r children OK. no do~s $313 mo 11170 WaJlace 646-l850 or ~153 Nice 2 Br w /garage. I child OK. s.:no mo 1785 Anaheim St. CM Avail Nov I 6'2· 1906 aft 6. Ju<."UUJ TcMls COi.it b 1 ---~ l.<l Huntington s h<1p· ~ha«k.~ 2 8r 1 8a elt'c ~ C"-'fll~r mllll. Adull.& kit, w/pool & carport. No pets. from S4 3~ Adults. no pt'tll. $295. Scawand Vlllue. IS5$S 673-41S2dys. llunt.111gton ViUagc Lane. ~--•Y-Yl_IW ___ _ H. 8 m4 l898 9961 • IA 2 Br. ch.lldren welcome. oo ~ Starting at $270 Inc> 846-6907. Deluxe 2 & 3 bd 1pts. frpk. encl gl!r, putlo. CALI PeRltY 960-439'Z Near 5 Points. Com· modore Ctr. Apls. 2 br Kad5 welcome See m,.:r At 7671 Commodor~ Ctr 2 BR. 2 ba .. rrpl. l(arac<· Vearty ssrs Mo. SHOttTTaM Fum. rent.ala. 2 le 3 DR WeM.ly or monthly • ....... .,.,. llty '75-1170 3 Br 2 Ba, steps lo bearh. enrl. garaac. no pet~. sm mo yrty 1se. &44-1103 ~pt 2.._1295_. ____ _ •Lari:e 2br L<>ni: flt•ar h. lBr. rum $280. unfurn. new erpts. frpk. $245 rno. s.!00. On PeMm, 759·2659 No pet.'> ~I 833 897_4 -dys. 673·9632 C_\l~--- Brand new 3 Br 2 Ba S. a.1M .. I 3176 t~ Tenn~ crts, ''" ••••••••••••••••••••••• m1 lo beach. MU.'!l be l Br. w11lk lo beach, sec. 'Men to be apprec1olt'd dep + l ~t & last. S5 50/mo Cnll $285 /mo No pets . 2131m.5m. 2131476-37~ 49J..52:S5 all 6 pm_. __ _ I block Lo OC1: al'I. Rl' ad y now I br + 1 gar s;t70, 2 hr,2ba2gar. $360. 2 br. I ba. l gar $350 No kids, no pets. All w /trplcs Some w/vle w. 208 19th St. d-432'1 Only 2 left! 2 br, 2 ba w/luxury kitchen Incl. refng Small pet ok. $395 . $<11 0 m o . 176 10 Cameron Gerruru ntty 839 6623 •LOOk• Deluxe 2 bedrm. I ba • µriote. &kc to bca.:h Avail 1mml"d $275/mo CaU Mike. 847.fmS ROOMY&CUAt'ol s.taAM lllO • •••••••••••••••••••••• PARK BRISJ'OL • 1 Br. newly decorated. adult. no pets. $300. Call 551·332.'I 'tfl t11wnt1 fw MtMd er Uwf1a ..... d HOO ....................... TIIE EXCITING rA.LM MES.A APTS. M LN\ITES TO NPT BCH. Bach. 1&2 BR. rrom $230. & up. Adult.'I. No Pell> 1561 Mesa Dr. !3 B1ks East of Newport Rlvd) 9am-Spm 546·9860 2 br, pa1otcd. crpts.1--------.-• ~.as ....................... HARBOR VIEW HOME Deluxe 4 br. 2 ba. pool facil $750. nn 759-l lJl Yearly renta.l $310 per mo Call Karen al Red Carpet. ~~~~~~~~~ 1 bdrm. lutcbenette No 2 Br l Ba rondo. Patio, garage. $350 mo. S40-Ul6 drps . l ba, RAS stove. ..,dlts. no• pets .$250 833-3390, 76&&76. 2 BR = pets Beacoo Bay area d«acbed home, $380 + Big Canyon , corner. 675-3033 utiJ. Bordeux J bT, J ba --------- NEW 2Br. lBa. fprlc Air cood. $.lSS. mo. 67J.MJ4 LGrJllM MICJIMI 1252 ••••••••••••••••••••••• French rou.ntry khchcn. all amerul1e;, $1300. mo De<' lsl Agt 7~· I tl I , 837-0666 OCUHRtOHT 3 BR. 2 ba. wntr $600 3 RR. 2 ba .. wntr S500 STEPS TO OCEAt'ol VILLA MEDER.A 2 Br. 2 ba. so~ uUI pd Encl. gara~e11. Couple pref. Small child Ok. No pets. $330. 2324 Elden. ~1965 !136-1111 NlCE 2 BR. pa~o. gar. nr beach & Worner. S260 mo lndry rm. 673·2252 Pleasant 2 BR. 2 ba, frplc. itar • no ctu.Jdren S300. A.'ik for Mack. 962 7788 inc l bi.yrrout to b<' C'X<'h cJ o w 11 1 n a I• k g 213/684 3200 ~ I I S t.. 41R I \I I Y H.wlMqtOft hoch 3240 3 BR. 2 ba. fplc. lrf( fncd udo Isle. A cult> Jbdrm srni:lt' home. w1lh lar~t· put.10 & gartt. $500 mo Call G7S-891G aft 6. 3 nn. splrt level. unfurn. Yearly. $675. 2 BR. l ba , wntr $475 ~BR. 1 ba .. wntr $1::,0 :S BR. 2 ba . wntr SOOO 2 Br. 2 ba townhous e w1enrl gar No pets $325 l;.iG. 26S3. I Br . 5 blks from beach. pnvate. r('f\l' yrc1, .. mt~~~~~~~~~~ .., 1h 11 , ' '. ,. J. ' ' t ' m; I Cm t Hwf Ceroni Oel M11 •••••••••••• ••••••••••• yd. Pacosctter. $475 rno Nt-w-eleg~t·2 bedroom 494 l!Ml t-Vt'S bef9 C. M. Tripl~x S.'ioSO, or 2 bedroom + d1•n Surwr locul mn. :.uucr s:>7:> Ct'Clur & winduw '\h11pc, sup.•1 f'"' .. "1th ~ ls&CllMi 1206 humt•. l-'1 ve blork:. to 17', ctn :int 101 • 1r1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ht•ac•h Pr1vntc 2 1·ar ll•rt'!lt. l'nnr only AIH !louse for rent, Balboa Rnrage fo'ully main f"4K H41J aft 5 lamed yard. AduJL-.. No ----Island. Avail. l>ec. 10th pets. lnqwre at 525 18th llunt1ngton Rearh Two <213)246-3935_. ____ Slre(.ot. 1714 ) 960 6JJI 4/l'l\'Xl~3blk!>lo0Cl'on eon..odelMGr 3222 ----~- ()wn.-r/ARt>nl Nt'i'CI fas t ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3bdrm, 2ba. lg yd dbl 1ro1 Will C'on.c:;1d(·r wrap ((arage S42S 1st. last + 4Al'OWld Sl40,000ea~h. J o aup-nung 2 !>drm. lrg IJv. cleaning • 839·8883/ Kf'lly 1714) 846·1371 or 1ns? rm. din. rm. open 557.~ (21J)m.J24.S beam cell. frplc Rarage --------- ----1.n<'I ~ 644·5687 Ready to move Ill. 3 br. 2 E'sic» Costa Mfla JasMne Creek 3 baleM Unih LEASE \'NUSUAL I 01-' A KINI> On gret'nb~IL. ore.in Charming rdurb111lwd \'ll'W $900 month 2 2 R K . 2 b J h o u " " lldrm. 2 ho. 2 !rplcc; C'all wtflreplJC'c Hr:ind n1·"" V1lli1i,:l' l'rup..-rl1t·~. WK. Zhu and :111 It 2b.1 640. l W5 ba. gar8'(e. patio. rnrd yd KJds & pets ok. $415 Agt. No ft'l'. 964 2566. 973-2971 All new Never llved 1n Lr~ 4 bdrm J bn ram rm bonus rm wcl bar. eleclr krtc hen with island <'l"Pt. & drnpt•s $785 per mo. 213-437 2785 3 RR. 11"1 Ha, new paint. LarJ?e 4 bdrm. sin~lt· family. Broadmoore, Niguel Shores. Tennis. beuch, dosed gate. $635 pe r mo. 493 6293 or 831-14.53 2 BR l BA patio hme. A IC. OW, pool, spa. e lc .$40-0 No kids lpet.s 494-4954 MiuioR Viefo 3267 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Super 3 br. 2 ba. frplc. dshwhr. patio. fncd yd . gar. Kids & pets ok. $445 Agl. no fee. 9&4·2566. 973-2971 Mini Es t.ate. pool/spa. privacy. Entertainers delight Avl now, $500 mo. Call Bui R 768-0101 Jbdrm l ~ba. $425permo 58&-4623 or 831-91 OJ f>Ul'L,.,X IN JU.Ml. in -eludes spa<· 4 t·a1 i.:ara.it· 5 RR 3 ba . Harbor \"ll'v. Pvt patio \Vr..Lhin ..... tk llJIL~. ttuir k ofl·up:rnc·y Inf( distance.' tn m.111y S9'l5 biJ 53541M4 2212 amerutir.s. Xlnl lr11·01111• ~rt)'. 1213.000 lJg J HI<. 2 ha dlJllll'X. !>h1trc Ja1·uur, 01>cn dct·k. S37S mo. 975 0252 or 7!'12 0617 ~ero~ K~~~~gJ!7~7f1°·· ••f'n.oe pool service. 3 br. 2 br. new paint. $475. 23951 Ltndley.$43-0663 ROGERS REALTY 67).2311 ~~-~~~~~·I~. of Highway. 3RR 2ha. IREAKEVEM UNITS freshly decorat~d. IJ.:e hnck frpk. lawn m a m- tcnance mcl. $575/mo. i\Vdll ll /15/78. 67S-04H9. 3 Rr 11"1 Ba twnhse. pool. carpets. drapes. rc(ng, rilJlge/oven. Child OK. no pel'i $375 + $260 mov e-111 cost. 962 4522 ----Mus~ stt t.tus 4-br, 2 ba, µiiuo. fncd yd. 11ur Kids & peUI ok $445 ARI No ree 964 2S66. 973 2971 3 BR. 1:\4 ba tughesl quali- ty home. Built.inS. s uper yard. $450/mo. Call RenaU~7707 ... ~leach 3269 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm 211'! ba Condo pool. 2 car gara .:e & opener. near llu3U llusp & bea<'ht.'S. $525 675 52W 3 bdrm. 1 ba. de('k, frple. hUi?t' yard $500 629 Sl James Rd. 642~1 BLUFFS3bdrm On greenbelt $700 Agent 644 1133 WESTCLIFf" 4 BRJ Ba. $700 mo. 540-1151 WESTCUFF AAEA 3 br. 2 ba. vacant. Lease $750 Gardent-r ind. 673 8382 Npt Hl.s. 3 Br 2 Ba. uhtt•r hse, stove/ref.. 3dlts $425 642-~/64S-19'J7 2BR 2ba Condo. View or Back Bay. $495/mo Call Renata.~7707 WXURYCONOO 3 Bdrms, 21,; baths, walk to beach, ocean v iew. pool, tenni.o;. $625. mo. AgenL 640· l.812 Udo Isle house for lease 18 mo. $1200 per U10 4 bdrm. 4 ba. den, bar. steps from Bay. Ref Req.675-8359 2 Dr. bayfroot. yrly SS50 associated BPOl<'ERS REAL TORS l J zr, W Culb ... o 6 n Jtt& I SlIB·LSE 2Br. 2Ba furn apt.. btfl view loc. Over pool, ja<.'Ulll ~ t.eruUS. & xtras. mot rno $430. U ul Lncl 548--0835. 675-0838 s:m mo 1 Br. 1 ba, avail Nov 1 lhru June JO. 1212 "B" W Balboa Rlvd Owner/Agt. 544.7~i9 OCEANFRONT. larlt(e dass A apt & 'area. nt'w r{'deco. 714·6 75 46118 adults • •••••••••••••••••••••• lc6oa PeNMula 380 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br upper yrly lse. $400/mo . 211 Cypress. Call 5J6-66J 7 LG JBr. ~Ba. near beach, frplc. beamt'd ce11rn~s. dshwshr. gsraee. S5SO .mo yrly dys, 675·7313 ('VCS/Wknds CHARMING i\'ITH.; I br al 1961 Fullerton Stove. refng & balcuny Adults, no pt'ts. $2SO. Ill· rl uul 673-6372 aft 6 E &1de l& dplx. <'Pts. stv, refng, Sul~e adlt. $250 mo 642-398S 14!e 1 br ape $250 mo. Can ht' f unushed S.'i!Ml4Sor S48-9ST4 2br, new carpets & l'l't 0 1\ $22."> mo 002 8052 r: Nice 2 Rr. nu paint. 8 blks ROOSM 4000 o r e a n . •,2 h I k ••••••••••••••••••••••• storc-s/tra.ns S.16 1286 Room w/ k1lchenetll' $60wcek&up. Large 2 Bdrm, 2 ba, lndry :;48-9755 rm olf kJlch .. enrl. ~ar. ---- $350 mo. 898-~I days. Rm. pvt bath. piatun· or83'MK31 eves/wknd!> cmpld lady, lite prtv., Sunset Beach 2 bdrm 1 ms $1.50 + Lag Bch. ba. Rool deck w1lh Occan _494-_7_346 ______ _ view, 100 yards fromi---------· O ce an $400 Ca ll 213-~557 ....... d.,. .... Love.ly gardens-Brooks drapes. Adults. no pets . Small bach. cottage. ut1I $275. 717 W \8lh 645· 1926. 111cl No k 1<1!> or pt•L<. N wtr. fall •Kilt>hen FadJ. avail. •JaCUUJ, heated pool Very On;y Bachelor Close to OCC Adults. no pets $!(Xl 897-4225 Superb l bdrm. ef'IClosed garage Adults only No petS $235 6'2· 5964 LF.ASE $350 mo 2 RR 11-z Ba duplex unit. Mesa Verde area. Avail. 11 125178 Refs r eq'd . Own r /agt. Chuck Everett 559-4026; 3~1 NN condo. 3 BR. 2V'i ba • 2 car ntL garaJ:c. gas log frpl Alnwn. end. patio, pool/jacuzzi No pets $550 Mo. 962-0732 bdrm. S225 mo SlS-0321 2 l\r I Ba, 2 blk~ oc1·:in, S29S Ul & last $ISO :.l'c/· dCim. 640·1076 C\ell NEW 2Rr. adult' only. $350 & up, 1102 flonda. • Wlc.ly or das1y m aJd srv •TV & phone available AslowasS63 Wk 2277Harbor Costa Mesa &43-4840 at Ada~ $36-4729 Room in C M home. $165 li.ac.he.lor apt near bea<·h, mo + \a uttl. Fem. pn·· itas & water pa rd trr 752-1716 or MS~S Employed male. $16 ~-1.Jf"_. ___ _ 8!17·5147 2 furn. rooms w/lutc·ht•n l & 2Br apts avail now privRs. Mission VleJn w/(rplc. dshwshr, cul' areo. !'J86..0589. ' 84."' SJ6..2891 FMluon Isle bdrm ~u11c 2"br--:-1ba, $400 mo. Ii? ,;,j(. w t garde n . No·smk . tobch. t-mpld. $265. 640-6594 2 Rr. n<"WIY decor . nr So. ~ 1eoc19 Jl41 •••••••••••••••••••••• • ~ .p~:;!'t~r ~:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• F.NS f:NADA BF./\Clf 847-33841847-4961 Vocalklill R....... 4250 , HB 4 ptex. pride of ~ 173'l ownersh1p,only:tyrsoltJ, --------- a!lsumc. seller h1tlp 2 BR uni hm. Married r 1 n a n c e t J ·-,. d n eouple only No pets. S425 mana.gcmc~tava1l ·m o 2 13 /6,6-7431 , CUAM-SHARr Easlbluff 4 bdrm exec home or 3 bdrm + den. D.R . Lse $800 mo. w1gardener . No pets Ref's req"d. Avail. Sept. 28th., 643-T.R or 642-3524 Byappt. ~mo. 557-4516 \ Oelux~ I BR apt, HOUSf: Sl~ps 8· $40 '$MllJ;>CriJ~-..~ 91> • . ~~ ~l)f"fNrT':"t-.'i:::ia.::;,968-40'13~a.-~· .:-.----..,. __ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• respon adlt, oo pets, ut1I l Br. tile tub/shower, $373.494-8611 Agt. Gury Bosler 213/tm 723Z ----- ff0..4111 536-2491 2 RR home. quiet adults. l Br. 1 ba home w/pool, new c:.rpt & paint. Ca II Jim. 962 7788 j!arage, gardener. $425 S INGLES /CHILDREN 2200 mo_67_S._7258 ____ _ OK Walk to beach. 3br, 3ba, ••••••••••••••••••••••• OfflCE llDG SITE Bunt.mglon Real·h 27.000 sq. rt. lot near l'aclr1c a llo5pllal, 5 Potnts Shop. Cnlt' & (;1v1c Center $135.000 Uisvld Bourkt> Rltr 54tj.9'J50 , .... ..we OCEAHVIEW ·~ Acre bwld11bh.' R I lot with r el(ulut1on !11U• laghled and fenced tennis court Call 673 sa;,o 14 Unit lot with plans Readyto<Al' Vista $130.000 724 5902 EMERALD BAY LOT DraWlll~s·eoasta.1 OK 673-6634 LOTS Of rRIV ACY Proless. decorated S600 2 bdrm. 2 ba frplc. gar mo As k ror Galene New drap & pa111t. 41:13 640-8350/754 6262 Morn Cyn SSSO U7J. 7099 Costa~ 3224 OCUMV1EW C~DO ••••••••••~•••••••••••• l Bdrm, 1~ ba. dbl gar. "·t Cond 2 1 2, b 2 b1.km1ot cll.,lant•e to brh "u e o. 1r. ) a. "'50 mo. 556-!795 fpks. DW. gar .. W10. --------- 5,12::; i\~1·nt. no lt·c. 2storycondo,2br.t ~bo. !Al4·256G ll7J..~t ~er. patio. 9718 P><t· 3 up 2 b h --1-tswood. $375. Call Lit. ..,. . n. uge mas er af\n..; 892_7711 : ~xt 552• '>vile. h urrlwood firs. cve54S·l2S8 frpk, brl( focd yd $495 mo. 673-6336. Ina 3244 E' .. "'""IDE h ~ -I -••••••••••••••••••••••• :..tt.;)'"' .. s arp,c('an. U ' It P k4BR 3 BR.. f<'arruly Umtnr( ruvers y ar con· large yard. $495 per mo' do. Z!()()sq ~· 2'h ba. ~am call Dave. 54().J l5l rm:. 2 frplc s, 2-car i:ar, J~nlage Realtors A/C. $535 mo. SSJ.1549 or 551·5790 4 Br, 2 I.la. newl)' painted. crpt & drps, l1tc yard i\vall Nov. 15th. $500 mo 64.2-2'J32days IUDS/PETS oec J-:ASTS{UF. 2 Bit. RUr. $365. 846-41W8. 675-11251J North Co11la Mei.a. 5 tldrm. 2 ba. beaut. cond. S.'>75 m.. Dep. req No 1>rngles. 548·2733 Cir &42-9411 RIMTALS 2 BR. 2VJ Ba ........ $415 2 BR, 2 Ba .•........ $.S50 3 BR. 2t,; BA $575 3 BR. 2 RA . .. .. • • $450 3 BR~2''1 lli\. • • . .. $485 3 BR. 2...., BA ......•. S500 3 BR. 2 BA . • . • , • . . $550 3BR.2 & •.•.... $565 4 DR. 3"'9 Ba • • • • • • $600 4 BR. 2\.'J Ba $795 S8R.38a ........ $875 IUtLDBt RETIRfH(i, Wants to sell la.st p1er1t oJ l)Npert y 119 De I M a r Appro\led plans a\latl for 2 ~le '9m1ly homes Owner finun\:tn" ava..tl Sl~.000. Ownl'rt agt. 6'2·2164 · 673-0782 Mesa deJ Ma.r 3 Ur. 2 ba. ~ar. lrg yard, no dogs. • C A L L U S F 0 R $440/mo. 979·0136 S PYGLASS HILLS tU>'TOM HOME SJTES 2 bdrm. den. l ba. Utlls In· 64()..5112 Agent. cld. Stove & refrlg. No pets, 548-0321. Lot avalh1ble Newport Glen i.:sutes M~ VER.DE 3 Br. 2 ba, Nfowport Beach $85.000 f&m·rm. fp, soft wtr. gur Agtlnt 646 3G27 opnr. $4~/lnc grdnr. 557-2:112. ~~/ 2300 Wes1.1ide 3 br. Iba, sli!Jlle •••••••••••••••• ••• •••• garage. $400. mo. c;all NewWdbrdRtwnhllc JDr. 21hba. A/C, dbl gar, patio,_ fp, bar . nr Oool/lue. No peU" l600. k>574ft 12' ao.dl1ner w11s·x'1""' ~:C· 67~108S before 9 cabu\a C8Jl)('ltl, drapes, ---------ut.ras. 98.tAIO S7S·2279 OLDER unf. I BR house. Woodbrldl(e, single f&ml Pet 0 K. S26S Mo 111cl I)' 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. AvaJI, tt ••DeMrt, ut.11.Avail.ll/IS tm m 1:d . $600. mo . .._. 2400 AgenlS7S..8170 75&-0143 ....................... LAJ<EARROWHF.AD 4 Br $47S mo, lat &r last. PIUllb 3700 sq n Gretal 1821 Sandalwood. Mesa tome for en~rulnln« Verde. ()pn Hae Sat/Sun. 98Pr7880 S49 2719. .. ~-~---~~-Univ. Park 3RR 2ba . Close to everylhlnJl. USO/mo Call Aat. SS6-4380 NO FEE! Beaut. new 2 & 3 BR apts. nr chaM el. yrly rentals, NB. Also. 2 & 3 BR apts on Peru.nsula yrly. 67~12. Tue lbru Sa.L PUJSH 3Br. 21,; ba condo Only st.eps from waler. llJghly upgraded $750. mo. SSIJ..8$34 ; 675-1938 Bluffs Cond06·Plaza Area 3 bdrm. l 1Ai ba. $.500 mo 4 bdrm. 21h ba. ss.s mo Doth xlnl rood. 644-5771 ~ 3 sit: 2 ba. like new, paid HI& E. Bay Ave, 119. refrig/stove, S2SO mo ter · f le nrbch Dys 642 -6300, eves wa: view. l'l> • • BAYFRO~. dock incl 3 673-7489 Fwy.~ 492·T1lS br. 2 ba. y rly. $1100 --------- • .....,. 67J.492ft Newly derorated 2 BR C I_._ 3271 ---------~'J\'1 Ba. carpets/drapes, • m.o Corw dee Mer 3122 blt·UlS , & pool Uul mcl. ••••••••••••••••••••• • • ••••••••••••••••• ••• • • • S295 mo. Mgr. 64,5.5647 Gorgeous ocean view. 4 br executive home. Brand ~ 2 Br apt w/~ar tn 13 new. 3100 sq. rt. $850. mo ... .,, UNt compk1c. Ad Its, no 847-0039 re/ "' pets. $290. Isl, last & dl·· 'n.. . ·~r~~~-1J081t 675-6125. Spacious 2 br, l3• ba /,.,~ ~a" duplex unit. Pvt cul de· 2br. Iba, yard. end gar, sac. $375. Don Slmpktns CARDEN APTS washer/dryer hook up. Realty. 496-5101 CORONA DEL MAR Adults, no p t:. $325 r~ AM 3280 2 Be Townhouse, frplc. ln..,pect Sat/Sun. 359 16th .-..u Pool. tcruus. Some ocean Pl C~ 644-9516 ••••••••••••••••••••••• or675-S364 So. Coast Plll'la afca, ---------.. Adult exec condo. Pool. SHOltlS SPECIAL jac., gym, .<'lubhse Lrit & Catalina views. Close 2BJt I ba.. nr So. Coast to Faslllol\ Island ~ fine r (aza. S250 2630 So. beach. 644-2611 Baker. 557.3449 CUle 3 BR, 2 f>a. Avail pal., air. 1 BR. gas & wtr Nov 1. $S2S mo. Lease aid, $350. 962·0853 or opt. SJOS,000. 640-2981 iness # 968-f>904. NEWPORT HGTS. 3 Br '1 4 bedrm .. 1~ bath houst Ba. frplc, dbl gar. lg in Santa Ana avall NO\I. yard. stove, $4SS; adults. 15.14:. yard. $475/mo. tsl no pets. 521 El Modena. & last &r refs. requJrc.-d. 548-S0.1 aft 6. 8464102 • $1700. Modem 3300 sq n 4 Br 2 Ba. dbl garage. <'Us tm 2 sly. 4 AK. frplc, lg bk yrd, by So. w/pool. Lrg Back Day Coast Pl ua. $450. lot 64S-7783eves 678-2789evC!I. Exec pool home, 3Br,3ha, Homes FwWIMd or ram rm. FP. bearn5 cell· UllfwNllMd 3)00 lflfl.S $8001mo548·3080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I Br, walk to bt-ach. Clllpet/drapes. stove & refrlg, l adult, no pets. Utll pd. $350 yrly 673-7552 Beaut lmmac liRht airy I Br npt, Just totally re-· done. very lge Irv rm w/tugh beam ce1hn1ts. frplc. 1 blk to om. $550. mo f375.8138 Available Nov lst 2 BR (lpt No pets of rluldren. Call I .lllda 675 2311 3 BR 2 Ba. Nwpt Short!&, fpfc, atrhun,-cocnm pool & tennia. bll.ns , newly pamted &r carpeted. Call Peggy 980-"392 ---------2"'1 Hdrm, 2 baths. cpts. 81.UFFS CON DO 4 Bdrm .• bonus rm . 2700 3Q. f\. fam.Uy home, new carp. &'pa.Int. Nr. school & pool. $750 per month. Vocut. Children, no pets. ageol 840-0020 MOllUHOME JHFOIMinOH Rent. oPt.lon lo buy Info. repo's, loan asaumptlon ec.c. Easy fiDIJ)(e O.A.C. 9ofnces. ........... s .... Santa Ana 554· 7070 E.AMheim ~ WeatmlMter 8411-8895 Anaheim 956-1011 w. Anaheim 761·1442 drps, blt.M. blk to beach Adults No ~ls. $550. m) 673-7552 3124 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LA MANeHA .APTS Large 1,2&3 bedroom garden apta. Oshwhr., bltnt, end: gar. gas bbq Pool. Gu Pd. 778 S<-ott P1. 6'2·5073 2 Bdrm apts. unfurn, family complex. no J>t!ls . 2208 11pt 3, College A Vl'. 642-9760 3826 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dupl~.superCX'ean view, 3 br. 2"" ba. $525. mo. 759-0706 or s+t-57 42 2Br. 2Ra. ocean v1t-v., SJ!l5 mo SIOO MOVF. IN 1\l.LOWANct: 2 br. l ba. encl. fncd pvt pauo, lots ot grass. pvt garage. $360. mo. 33542 Blue Lanters. 496-9'..!30. tt...1i.4.a.och 3140 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SHARP. beach, 1.2 & 3 aR. frplc, dlshwahr, garage & patl~. 960·2358 Seawind Villare New 1&2 bdrm 13'xury LRGE lBr apt. stove & refng, t yr 1st• avail. senior citizens only S293 mo. Av&I now Will be shown Sat Nov 4 rrom 9 1 only. Do not dls tur other <>e('Upants. 312 tlol · Mounta.111 borne 20 min. from San Bern. dew '1 bdrm. 2 ba. with view Weekend • weekly or Holiday rates. Xma~ var. & Veterans 3 da) weekend are op1tn . 962-7689 ty. LaRuna lkh fbJie 111 Big Dear City. "24 2br. OC('an v1rw, walk to dbl occupB11ry. sips 6. beach New carpel. $480. bnens f um. 548-1.911J. 549-1186 ~to~ 4300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• STUDIO, l adult. ocean F.x ec M / F . N pl B e h. View. declc. quiet. Pvt. pnme loc. Cala.1Jna1ocn S2SO mo. 4ll9 l0.16____ vu. Tennis, pool. jar. ..,..wport leach 3169 rondo. $350. S48·78L3 or ••••• •• •• •••••• •• •• • • • • ..;67~3·..:..33:..:.13~------ , Alt( HEWf'ORT Rmmate to share 3 bdrm. n a c h ~Io r 11 . I o r 2 2 bit hse nr bch w /l"alht•r Bcdrooms&Townhoust•s & son . I c hild o .k . From $349 SO !lro-3929/847-0074 H.B. Spectacular spa, to1al recreation program. Fema l e r oomma t e soc1aJ Pf'ORram 7 pools. 8 nf'f'ded for JBr home. tenni.Hourts At Fashion CdM. Sl65 mo. Keri Island. Jamboree & Sun 640-5998. 979-2724 JtHtquln Hills Road. (7 I 4'644-1900 female. 2S-:JS to share 2 bdrm, 2 ba. Pk Newport Apt. All racLliUes, ocean vu $225 1n rld ut1 I 640-~ aft 1 lam. Bachelor unit 1, blo<'k rrom bcarh i\11 ul1l pd. No k1t.1.'l, rlO pcl.S 201 l::. Balboa mvd S250 per fll) + sccunly dep. Call Suc556 7707 2 Bdrm, 2baw1all bltn" WATBFftOMT WITH rtllt & DOCIC Remodeled to new Dbl g•. 2 add'l orf stre<-t pri('g $850. Jarobs Real· ly,l!Th-6670 2 BR Townhouse. l '>'l ba. All su utll., water/gas pd. Frflc's. balcony W/part al vlrw, dis · hwAAI', Adl.lll.8. no pets . 1409 Superior . 213/447~S Employ clean prof. mall' to shr beaut.. rum. cond1l nr Hoag Hosp Straight appeanng. 81 Of' Gay $200. ()i('k . 00·2094 __ _ M11ture Woman whoi.c elttldren -ar-e-mo~AR a-.ay lo CC>ile({e. Wistk>s to share m y home wuh same or student. 640461S Lady wllJ shr beaut. Nil apl. 2 Br 2 Ba with M/t' .. Dy s 642 ·4282. eve s SM-38 f'~male wanted share 2br furn apt with mall' S2Swk. CM M&-2088. GOLF COUlSI VllW Big Ce.nyon townhome 3 bdrm pool, t~. S750 ~ mo: 840-5274 Larae 3 br 2~ ba, frpl, 2 car 1ar. l1e fncd yd. 2223 AMlvenary Lo. 631-4>900 or1s.1m Huot. Hrbr. 4 br, 2W bn Pl:>ol J ac. $860. 8*2335 or M&-1371 Unda To.,.acne ~,. ...... d 3525 Near new 2 br. 2 ba. all bltns, frJ>lc. encl gar. paUo, Lnclr:Y rm. $375 TSL MiJml 642 1603 Comfortable nrw units now rudy for occupan <')' Nr ~bools. kids OK. no ~ 2 BR. 2 bo. $340 mo 84&-7782. fl57 8985 adult aplll In 14 plans 2 tra. bdrm. 2 ba. dt:n, from SJlS, + pooL-1, t~n· crptd. sunder k. frplr. nls, walerfAll.s. ponds' pool Adults $450 848 From San otcgo f'rwy Am1go1. t:astblulf dri~ Nort.h on Beach lo &44.ulOO McFadden then West on -------- New home to sh:lrt', mah~ or female. AU wood and itlus. ocean and canyon view. j1H~aul. Very private Lall. Bch. re• aldence. S300 per mo l()ta1. Call 540--da )'S 49'7 ·2'5e eves. Canal Front. 2 atory. 3+den. $72S/mo lncl'1 util. fm.5187 673-6884 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2 BR. 2 1ty twnhle • wtencl iar & paUo. ~ aq. fl. Mlll on1Y. no pe\I. Locatc!d at 2518 Elden Ave. Oya 7141827-Mlj), aft« $pm MS-9061 s:m mo 3BR. 2Da. no pets. 2 cbildren OK. upper AvlUl Nov llL 1021 !IC Valencia.~ McFadden to Seawlnd Vi.IJ• <714)893..5l98 Ntw 4 piex. 3 bdrm. 2 ~<t ba & 2 bdrm 2 ba. 'TI!til 7871 Liberty St. Call &48-alli9 1183-589 t 963-2.'l 18 Bt'auL 3 BR st.udlo. 1 Va b11. Sl•P" to b c h SSSO. 673 1300. 213 214 3692 l Bdrm -pool-blk to ocean-sgl adult $210 ~~.orMS-5000 X2t6 Roommate wanted 1 Br apt 1175. Al.I util Incl. On beach lo Newp ort. tm-31S2 ' , I / { I { W• jlO "" ea th. aP' Wt fo'a. - - ... 1'ttn) Perm taUve ea"n Cnaaia SAL! Qua I bu'd11 trade. dt.ICl. lured O')('flt I ~7-NS. --U.)'OU• lo1 1111 • more COil, i • ., to &a>~ Th\ncSey. Nov9ml>4ff 2. 1978 DAIL'\' ~I.QT •f • .. ML dt1m/f d1..... ....... W.k• C1•tllt/Cw.rt'h 0. •••1 ....................... ..•.•..•........•...... •••····•··•·•···•····•· ...........••......••.. .. ••d•• g # ••••••••••••••••••••••• I dlClf .. I ,......,,.. .. Ng •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .. $... ~ " . ............................................ . Ostmwork.orlg dnlgns 01l1 Procu sl n ~ ~a·11. 300C W Co.uit ~at>on ol labt>lb or Hwy, NB 549 stUI dlJ'flC.'t mail ad Vt'H l'I n ii --for a pn,oferrl'd cu11t11mt'r ...... te .... list °"''ll4'S~ lt'lh~·r ... .id 7············· .. .. ... . """~U\l, holld~ &rl'\•t a•J AIJl>ljaftet"Sf>J"Y In I. In t Im e f 0 r 11UPCUAA0!$1U Chrl1tmu Low co•t. 2J1r1!5 Mai.o. S A Q U a I I l )' I C r v I f' t' -~ • ~~l61l n _1•_"'71 _ ... ,~ Miler Typ1n1 Scr"lrt" ... -... •••••••••••• ~urnes. stat typlna . WUJ do Mb>'Mt Liq Ln mt cm 1 otC' rt1 w Ml2 holM -~'l'&'Sl C.pa .. 1r -,-. ..... ................... . Npt Htbt-t«o •tudent t."&l"Pftlltt P'r'f'<' Ml. An) would Ilk«' h> b1by11t w. )ot,1111 C.U AUan or I' f1' at\.r &.C"t\l, ""lui<h Of for\)' ~ .. ' r ~ R " 1 p o n . • 11 ' .. r hldrn Rbnnd 1 t'"'MllfNl\ft Nc1Juli tw 1.U ~ "m.tll UC' fOtlll 111 lltr ~l.,, erbnt S..ke c.-,.t w•lu .••...•..•.•........... ·••·•····•········•···· Pre Holtd11y Spt-Cllll AVff llv rm & hull ~leam T y p I n 1 S t' r v 1 c e clt!.ntd $19 95. All work m l (lUsr r I pt s . I e JI ri ~ l(Wif" 675 4834 bnefl;. d1ctauoo Hunl C....t/eo.cnh 8'>h. l40-&&l .......••..•.••......•. OtA.R'SSECRETARlAl. Qrneat wort ol :all kinds SERVJCE. TYPING 1-'rw ei.1.. 10 yur.:. exp 5J6.Sl63 Topquahty. 556-0757. P'OU11datlon11 r fl•ln11111 •VF.RY LOW PRICES• Want a REALLY CLF.AN 111all1. bloC'k ... p1t11.,1~ OnG~M~1nt llOUSE? Call Oln11ham ~ !i013 l..tr 'd <ieoir11e ~9 20~S Ou1 F~t. &t5 ~l23 Patio •· W•lk~. II 011 ll·Landaea pe full driveway.~>. Rotal nln~ malnt mow di edl(e. wall tall ;a.w lobt l'' ~ NB:rnM ar•u 1164 390& C•ector Gw ... S..k" .............................................. Walla, Ct'ilinp. noon ., window& cleaned. 146-114$ ·' WINDOW CLUNTNG HOtJSt CLEANING CALLNl).$144 Jal**tt.a.ndacaper. Fine ,..__ Pa •· b ='inlde.. Low prlcH. """"'r. &11 .... ng Y 9 .R Sinor St. Uc .. ina. Try fl&U yn t'Xp mt" ~34krs Uc'd/Bonded. Noburo. --·-------Ql.atl2.1197·~ EXCELLENT PAINT ..... ...., ....................... Brickwort. Small Jobs . Newport, Coet.a MeH & trv1M. 8'1S-317S eve.. ING Reuonable rates Free estimates. 548·2706 PERRY'S PLUM BING Complete plumb11u ltt"Vlces Or1111 & sewer clea n1n~ f'ret' .Urnata. 2A hr service. 6'13·3181 Rutucc o your hom1· 51>&1 texture 11pec111h:o.I Moa.t horn u Sli50 54B-1!174 -----TrMs.r.k• ....................... l.i&ndscitPf' CrPtalfol'IJ. Ex· pert shaping, Uunning. stwnp removal. 675-2821 Ul.S Rf'IDO!lrl , repair, ,.-n ntrp•nlry. olrl llml' n-albmanthlp. 18 yrs In .,.,. Uc'd, Mr P&loin ho. 13H llANDYltAN C:~nlr)'. t'lectrical. plumblf\1 & n~ ~3820 ----~Cft& Houlecleanln1 Block fl Slumpttone wal111 Pen. ~rv .• auar. ND & plant.en. Onvewliya, 640-9143. MV S86-0871. 631·3588/646-1$4t. Paint Youreut.le Slleclaliiin& ln reslden tfal tiomes. lnl. " ext. PleHe check our re- ferences. Lie 1320881 Guar, 1rur~. free Ht Ted.836-~ AU'n Gen Contractor!> Plumbu' ndi work. Good prices on remodels & re· D&irs. 5erv. avail for homeowners also. Top Hat Ptumbing SJ7 3194 Dllll '5 Tree Serv . 646-9239 ~- ••••••••••••••••••••••• I U t .-d Becfric •Mil FIXJT• ('arpt!ntt1 r, Pllll'ltlng Keas Ult>ll U yrS U\ area :Mill~ Uc 3'1'1136 ~ 6974 ........ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Y.l. fX 1"1« <:I AN I' ri c:•·tl rll(ht tre" t•t.llmull' 00 Haul. t.klploDd~r dump I JI • •. trlc. aradltlg, lrff wrk. w-ar or 111111111 ,uu:. dtlmolilloru. l!lc IS31 1~7 l .. llt'f~-d 613 03511 ......., ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ........... •••••••• •• •• CX.'C ~udent 1 Ton tr\.lck Don't let your home ~ a TbllJ'.lkagivina tlrtf')' ! Call oow ror fr~ est.894-121119 ME11CULOUS Housedeanlng. Oepen · ~eref. 7Sl·7008mi.g, • Robins Housecleaning S e r v 1 c e • ,.. o r a \horooghly rlea.n bou.se . S40-08S7 TA YLOH t-'F.NC't;S 'l'l-a11h. lre<-trim. RQ.D ~tlm M2~703 L...C•l•i Wood• Chl&Ul Unk ---·-•••••••••••• •••. •••• -Will hau.l or dn anytiiUlg, K & li Wood f't nclr111 .. bta/1mall, comm'I or re &.US&!fen~rtpulr. stdenuaJ, reas. rates. 64().4080, &W O'JSll cau anyUme 968-8946 -G9 Ldt.; CHEAPE.ST hauling tn ••••••••••••••••••••••• town Fr EsL CHEAP' Clean ups. Hauling . 642299S,64S-1390 L;andacapin1 I mme~ ..._~ -.er'VI~ 642·9907 •_ ~••••••••••••••••••••\• H.au.llng, clt>anups. yard ma1ntenllnce Gen 'I mamtenan<·e. 645 7926 AMWAY Co5 mellcs . L.M S.-Roto. Sod or Seeded L aw n s. Sprinklers. Planting. Xlat refs. 675-7633. Edropean Landscaper Top work. Fair price. Refs. Maint. 64M87l fhil Jooes La.odscape Co. ()(fers romp!. landscap. ing maintenance. non·t hesrUte. 731-3522 NUO'lt100. Housewares. llom<' Cue & Corom'I. 642 1634 Have aomethuig lo sell? O&Mlfied ads do it well. Want Ad Help? Oig·lt·Landscape. Reas pnces. Prof. landsca!>t! & &42·5678 spmklrs. 96C-3908 Maaonry. brick. block & IUlne. ~asonable rat.ea . Carl. $48--1.380 ......., ••••••••••••••••••••••• "Move anythi ng . anywhere at anytime··. 34 hrs 7 days. S40-t844 Courtesy Movers. Ille movlne & haul! ng . ~.645--8551 , .... ...,,, .. , r.g ....................... PETERS PAJNTlNO Expr'd. Reas Rates Free Est. Call Ge ne ~ , Painting. Extr/lntr. Ex· pr'd, honest. neat. reas. l..tc'd964-1CKS Dave Prof pain\ln&. Ext & Int Low rat.es. Refs. F ree est. 5.16-C180. S36-4383 Painting . ext/Int Reasonable ratt.'S. Llc'd cootractor. 963-11825 Santana PalnUng. com merclal residential, he 6 lnsurfd. ~1120 Are you aJI clogitoo up, I 'ii unclo" you. f'ull T~ service plumbing ••••••••••••••••••••••• Davidson Plumbing. TUTOR, Experlenct-d 973-IOOSext 103 e lementary teacher. PETERTIIE PAINTER Has lhe best rates ml/Ext. Call today. 2A hr no. $47 -5846 HOM~AVERS Plumb 55&&19eves . in~ & H(!alU14. Frfl' i>st Vie¥ hpair Sl5 hr. Hone.st & relt a tile •••••••••••••••••• •• ••• lnt. ext. Set'vlng area ror 7 yrs. Prof. quill. work Reas. Dave. 5116-3425 Qmt.om WaJlpapenng All Work Guar. Free Est. 673-41.Sll SETVlct. Bo( A. M IC ok. m806S or 847-0:BJ Drains cleared from $4.50 Free Est. All work guar . Orammaster. G38-09S3 lt.-Senic:~ • •••••••••••••••••••••• "-10..,..T~ Comp. Resume Service. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642·8J03. l80l NewPort PUano WDing " repa.ir. 25 Blvd. Cost.a Mesa yrs ex.p. Master'd de~. in .---.. music. This coupon -·--, worth $5. Expires Oct. 30. •••-•••••••••••••••••• 8SH433 . REPAIR & REROOF. All types ·5 hingl e s· ,.....~ rockshakes-compo t a r. ··-··-··············· Free est. S41·5S30 Neat patches It textures M&tsT. 193-1419 PATCH PLASTERING A I I t y p e s . t• r e e Re-Roof For Lei.:. Call Anytime 894-()4Zl estimates. cau S40-082S Want Ad Results 64N678 Repair, reco.lor damag~ vtnYI on )'Ota" premlse:. Offices & homes. 979-1007 v...-s.mc. ............. ,. ....... . 200 rbl\ vaculuns from $19 95. 1 da. servi<'e on any vacuum. All tyJX·~ vacuum s & be~)> Vacuum Cleaner Ctr. 1S71 Newport Bl. CM 646-3107 Wluidow a. •Ing ••••••••••••••••••••••• WINDOW CLEANING 640-5591 U you 're not reading th~ little ads i.n Classified, you 're nussUJg a lot of oewsy In for ma ti on a!i wel.1 as some great~. ._..tose-. 43000HluR..t.. 4400 MDMytoL.o. 5025 Mmwytol.oan 5025 Lmt&Fo.td 5300 r..a.oa .. 1 5150 HelpW..ted 7100 tWpW.t.d 7100tt.lpW•k-d 7100 ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... C.t... AJRPORT LOCATION U'rillgbpe11Ms! L«elroomsuJLe, aJI u11l Shareabomeoraptmt'ot pd. Jantrl serv C:ptt.. h --""'·-· n.-... ~ drps. $395. mo. No lease ~E ·ULJUL> VltW'VIUI req'd.. 2082 S. E. Bristol. UU~PNJV~,,.._ S uite 200, N .li OJ ~~ (714)557·7010. __ 83Ml.34 ___ Sini_ce_l97_l _,CdM d1x suites. ulJI pd. ROOMMATES Shs1-K-SaYe Enjoy more. Pay less I All Ages & Lifestyles We Check References A/C, ample pkg f'r $185 300 '. No lse req 'd 67~ Nice CdM offic.? 325 sq ft Avail Nov 1st. S22S/mo CaJJ l.lnda 675-231 l C454M282 ---------:n> sq. rt S165 per mo. in WANTED: :!Br garden Costa Mesa. apt for $L'i0-S200 mo £or I 540 7881 adult W/sroa.ll child or 38r ho use t o s h are 200sq ft, w/nice. r esponsible Coast Hwy. N'o person. H.B .. CM area. __ S48-__ :m_s_or_S4.3-__ n_35 __ RepiyClasaifiedM 1312, 1 ________ _ Dally Pilot, P 0 . Box l~. Costa Mesa, Ca 936216. New home to s hare. 3 Br , 3 Ba. fpk, bttns. waJk toj~~~~~~~~ beach. Adults. no pets Furnished office. lSS sq ft. 960-.5680 Nwpt Beach. nr airport 2 Br 2 Ba lu:x. apt. tennis $22S mo. 833-0821 crt.s/pools. Come JOtn lbe fun. si& mo. MW , non 523 SQ. ft. office space lo s mkr Under 30 pref sub.lease lo La~un u 957-0117 ffills, ~month. Avall Oec.1St.~ Female roommate wan\.· ---tod. age open, lo share 2 Deluxe medical s uite. BR apartment. Costa growxi fir., Corooa d~I Mesa. I mmed1al e oc Mar. Realonorrucs Corp cupan<'y. 540-4844 67S-6'700 C.ompamon.. Lady over 65 llaalMu R...td 4450 w.il h <' a r to s h a re ••••••••••••• •• ••• ••• • • Ne wport h ome with 2484 -~ same Room . board. HEW'PORT ILVO Nom. salary NiAhl or soO sq rt. 2 bldgs, Addi day phone 673-4725 t1onal s t or ue av a ti ---Plenty or parking 642-3400. 4350 TOPLOCATIOH! ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 17th & Newport llYd. Single enclosed l(ara2e for st.orage or car. Mesa del Mar are&-.',$4(). mo l.euve message 751·9905 Succesaf ul retail sho1.1 approx. 950sq ft t600 Per mb.1Jtr675-6700 Single garages S2S mo . ....._iallewtd 4500 1959 Maple Ave, Cosw ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. Newport Beach 9300 sq . rt ---------• includes 2::0> sq . ft. of of· ri-:e. 4 truc k doors. Offke a.utal 4400 fenced yard, disL power ....................... Call714~Z717 IA~ OfffCES Rtflhfs W..ted 4600 Cannery V1Ua2e Nt'w of •••••••••••••• • •• •••••• fices from 300 s q fl. fantastic views. 12 Responsible. working patios ·parking & writer seek s on{' janitorial lncluded 2808 ~edroom cottage 1n Lafayette Ave • ·N. e Corona de! Mar or CM;ta 6'73-l003 Mesa. Quietness essen -Ual. Wnte Classlf1ed Ad IA Y VIEW • 206, Daily Pilot, P 0 On Lalayeue • Cannery Box 1560. Costa Mesa Vill age. Offic~ space soo 921626or call 675-3862 lo12DOB1LLIQ f'tG.RUNDY Baylronl 3bdrm apt. w1111Jp. Desired by two Realtor 67~161 responsible bachelors EXICUTfYE Guy 642·9000. Geraleman ~ yn okl in wheel chair needs good loving home lo hve in Room & board. Will puy as much as needed. (213)531-2422. (7 14) 494·5677. (714 >m-0568 sums Luxurious offices. u ecutive secre tary, pe rsonal phone cov erage. rt>Cept.ionist, con· ference room. xerox, notary. LeaM or month lo moot.h.. Near so. Coast Plaza. 0 .C. airport fc freeways. Call m 2161. ...-S1/a..•Ht/ ...... Budtet Offireo; r rom $100 ue-Mission Viejo S. D. Frwy & A very. Prufer Mgmt 831·7444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -..-u Opp wt.tty SOOS" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near Brislol " Baker. ASSOCIAn C.M. DJS:.. ft. ms. mo. Ground floor opply ror _Realtor ___ • _5'9-_1729 ____ 1 person w/good OI· skill• --------•! lo join a well established THI DICUTIYE SUITl! NWpt Clr's flntll ! tUIJ serv. exec suite Mo. t.o Mo. 640-S470 Calif. Co t.o manage a branch olc. Home ofUce training Stand most rigid lnVMU&aUon. St.art llnmed. If accepted. Sal l350 wit. Requires $30.000 ~~~~~~~~~I cab. Should make a min .,.W 1X1C OfffCIS ofGS.000 Ut yr. Write for FROM $176/per mo in· personal appt.. Inell.Ide 'cl 'I wood paneling. ~.&bestUmet.ocon· levelor bllnda. utll. Ca ,J3: 333• Fullteron. janttoriaJ. Ample park· · · ln1. & pvt entrance. Superb Bu~lneu Op· Prime CM loc•Uon. 292'1 p~rtun lly\ln Quam. ~orcalJ7S4-1800 Solomom. PUerto Rico. and lion& Kong, Bus. U · p('t'. pre(. 34 7. 5828. OF'F'JCE OR DESK spa~ tor real. j1.et redecorated f32sqftofolc1pace .. w111 .._.,toL.o. 5025 rent to l company or aa ~;;~-;z ••••• •••••••• •• •• desk apace. Ofc furn ShontermR.E.S ev.U. l"br' price-please Available last call Sher ~25.50 Ca.ll 873-663C . CASH FAST ....• for any pwposeJ 1st. 2nd. or 3rd. Home Equity l.oana T t:rm• and payments t.allor?ld to you Alty amount-credit no problem Lost: Lg M wtit Persian Cat, Woodbndge area. ~-Reward. Found female doc. Looks like Austr Shepherd wht /blk /gry Near Edwards !Slater 842-2176 t•ound small white dog some yellow . VI c . Valleyview & Knott. Cyprl>M 893-3849 Psychic. Spiritulll. palm & card readings. Tells past. present It future. Advice given In all mat- ters. Cater to parties 527-3406. Want.ed aur female 18·26. nOnsmoker ror free live· 1J1 & bonus w/maJe 38. 546-1815. ACCOUNTING *ACCTS/PAY *ACCTS/REC s400 .. * 10 KEY OPER ••••••••••••••••••••••• Babysitter needed ror 7mo old, your home or mine. 548-6434/870-8803 BABYSITTER for my I yr old daught.ef': She"~ a re · al angel! E Side CM 645-l~ - LUYsrnB want mature woman. S days wedt for my lOddler girt 640-3510 BOATS Immediate ()pemng.s For: MILLMAN Experienced & Trainc1• ASS8.._.S Experienced & Trainee • nlM CARPIHTEltS Experienced &Trama: -STERllNG HOMf LOANS, INC. 1100 Qu.ill S1. Suitt! 100 N.,wport IN< h, CA 9~ fo'oond red I r111h Setter ---------male' silver collar. Call ll YoU are responsible. energetic. skilled & . 1n t.erested in a challenging job style. we can be or 5erVlCe lO you Let tht' freedom. nexabihty or working temporary as- Babysitter needed 1 m med. Live 1n. maturt· woman pref Pvt room, board &r salary. S594 l24. ,Ga.cOAT TOUCH-UP MAH 1-Jpenenced Only STOCK CLERK Health Ins Pro~ram Paid Vacatton ALAJlULA YACHT 5181 ARGOSY DRIV~ (714) 955-1610 et<lt. 95% MESA MORTGAGE m:iv arr:ingP a ncv. lnstitutwnal loan up 111 95•, OP APPRAISED . VALUE. Fast, courteous servkc. Ho,....,., P...afty (upt.o$60,000> Forulformation call MESA MORTGAGE 17141 J32-9910 Aak for Mr. Rivers A Calif. Bkr MDMyW..tecl 5030 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cash required for prof1ta· ble real estate develop ment joint venture SS00.000 to $2 million Serored by fee s imple (714) 547 ·8451 (714 ) 644-0195 eves. MertlJa-lf"•Tmt Dftdi 5035 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST lntenttllahs I st T .D. 's. also 2ltd T .D. loaM. Fairest Terms since 1949 Sattler MhJ. Co. ~2-2171 545-0611 REPUBLIC HOME LOAN The c-.-v Othen Rf'hr Y °"To Whett T1wy C..-ot .,,....~Loan 2NO'S SI 0.000..S I 00.000 lrobn-759-t 113 Am&w.-..+s 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Loathe -Yeast - Noble -Rabbit - SOONER You know What. really drives me up t.he wall about doctors 7 When you have t.o wait six weeks to itet an appointment, and then they s ay, "You should have come to me SOONER •. LOlt & fo.d 5300 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Siberian fl usky. M . 8m & ~t One blue eye. one gold eye 631-4J.95/551 · l6S8. Lost Sea l Point cat . altered fem 6 mos. Ans to C.OUett.e. Cdm. Pb. Don- na 5S'7 · ros l. REWARD' for return or keys Lost on 18th Pl 675-M6'7 Lost 2 rings Sal 10.28·78 Rancho San Joaquin Jr ll tennis crts. Reward Call SSZ-8037 Found blk min Poodle w/choke cha1n & nea col· lar New Hampshire / Ca.lit Ave549-Sl7'8. Found 2 Afghans 1 apricot bit.ch 1 black male both young. 64S-6ZSS before 11 al\8 FOUND. M Blk Lab. un· dcr 1 yr. Nr Newland & ~at.er 8'2-0259 FUUND. Male Collie. v1c Adams & Brookhurst. H.B 962-~ Found. Black fem Poodle. Qioke Cham & nea col· ler. Mesa Verde. S49-S187 LOST Miniature colltt' SHORTTERM rruxed -Bm/Whl. Neces 2ND&JRO medira11on Ans lo pup· Real F.slate Loans . FaRt. py. Reword 6•5 9977 no app fee, lnt.e~l only __ Flt_wn_5_7p_m _____ _ OK.CaLibrokerbefore lO Lolll Sml 2rey Mutt. or all6. MS-0478. shaggy. tag 11 816780 ~/ 768-3W9 r.:. 't~ _Lost_:_F_e_m_. _l_n_s_h-~-t-le-r ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• . PENNY PINCHER ADS ONLY $2 St-II any iltm °' com blnalloo of items for S7S or ltsa 1111\h a rtnny Pulcht-f' Ad 3 linH tor 2 Con.st'Cutlvt days. Earh addlllonal tint Is 90< for t.hf 2 days. Chariet tl • No commsl't'1al ad~. l"or mor" mform1tlon and to pl1ct• your ad call 642-5678 puppy. Vic. The Colony, lrv. 552-4535 Found Scottie M&le Ork color. 3·5 yTS. 645 1508 af- t/eves Found Red lnsh Setter Female 4-6 yrs 645· 1508 al\/ eves LOST. Much loved & mis· sed puppy Uver & white Sennger Spaniel Female Reward. 979~ ·<tlys- U24 Ray, 493 LJ.4R eves Lost: Blank & tan tiger stripe Manx fem (no tail> Dedawed. B•lboa. Reward. 613·4252. 646-0221 Lost remale yellow Lab 4 mo. Vic. So. Lag . Reward ! Call 499-2863 FOUND BIRD. Between Newport Bl & Harbor. Qlsta Mesa. Cull 548·8320 tdenW'y. 64.$-lsaJ aft or ~es. FOUND· Whlle & blk cat w/brwn nea colllir. approx 6 mo. old. College Park area. 642-9873. FOUND: Sm Cluhuaha 111 Mesa Del Mar area. Tue. ~ FOUND. Male Welsh Corgi. Begonja ~ lst. Qm.67~ FOUND M Keeshound P\aebred, Tan/Blk, No ID.~ On Oct. 18th found apricot.. female poodle, v1c1nity Springdale/ ~ater 894-4016 & Iden· tily. Fowld: Yng M. Irish Set · ter. pure bred. v1c . Warner/Springdale tfU. 1146-1424 .......... 5350 ......•.• ~ .••.•..... RELAXING MAS.SAGE BobJames-Lic Masseur Outcall 9-9, 494·Sl l 1 rREGNANT., Caring. cool1denllaJ counseling & referral. AbortJoo. adop- tion &keeping. APCARE 547-2563 COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 24 hrs 957-8474 Splrthlal ...... lSUSo. El Camino Real San Clefnente: Fully 11 c. For appt. C92·7296 GOLD COAST Attractive escorts & models to enlertam you. MC/Visa accepted. 661-'732 MASSAGE FIGURE MODELS ESCORTS OUTCAU. OHL Y Oays..nes.hr 631-2140 GOLDEN GIRL TOPUHf ~~ DANCE OF FUN . beautiful nude girls. dance It rap Aesslons 9AM·4AM . 2060 S F.uclJd. Amhelm MICHELLE'S •OutcGI• 1iam-2ain 83>3749 ANITA rorrMrly ot GOLDEN TOUCH can now be ~al <nt>496-3462 UMDA & vtekl ~ o.tc.IW.Mp ,_.,,..,_of It! ~all Oranae Co. 83$-7313 111 do almoet anything: Handyma n Carty not heavy>. 675·2883. NB. Good n' cheap. Attr. man 30. ska aUm Al· trae. Bl or Straight Fem IOI' adventures. Richard. •161S THEVILU Annual Thankailvlng Dinner o~ &: Show Grand llotet, Anaheim Sat, Nov. c • Tickets 1v8.l.Jable W per penon. ~9801. Charitable ora. ~ your supPort to hdp the women sufferin1t trom al<'1!hotl.sm In our community Wttat•s YOW" Trade? ANYONE wttnessln~ the $1.6Zper Day accident 1nvolvlnl a 1\Mlt'aUUJelopey atAUeds~ta wa1on" a for •ud in the Daily PUot t>ftge F ThW"lday. Sentce IJ'rectory I.hat can October 18, 7:10PM on estabU&b )'Otlr pro(tulonal the Sant.a Ana Freeway identity. For more In near tk Main St. tum fomwUon call 6'2·5678. otf. Please call 971 ·9321 SIMGU? Call INTROVl EW for lhe intelligent & discreet way to meet ~ slJ\gle people. 752·S41 l. &u== slgnmen~ ;o;: ~:OU~ ........................ ~0~ i 'd. Sdiaah& ~O'J over oa "RJ.wdl• 7005 557 AA6.' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -vvv REAL EST A TE• F.q\aa1 Oppor Emplyr LICENSE SCHOOL Off£RS Olftl luW.uper Non s mobr. SO wpm, use 10 key, type chttks. pre· pare payroll & gen'I of flee. Call Carol 8 · 30 lo 11 :I>. 64().2500 •CrashCow-s.eavailable --- - - •Materials provided. Admin/Secy $12K •S malJ. Classes for ExetSecyRE loSl2K personalized inslrtlction. Person Friday $800 ~ O'f\!11 wte-<lay Plta$eCall For Appl & rur<bt claMeS --il"V11fe Personnel Agency •Placement~ lo 80~ 488E17th. Cosu Mesa romm.isslon. Suite 221 Mi· 1470 Free3Week Sales Training. C4 hr D.talls 831 -1003 493.0442 Ka\ella Real Estate School ltn31 Cami.no Cap1Strano San Juan Capistrano Jobi W..tM, 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GAR084B~p Ambitious person ne«led to nu posU.ton ur Cd M public garde n. Hard working person with good referenres Call Mon thru Friday 673-2261 Amb1t1ous couple l o manage small business par t time Cal l 714·770·4229 for in · \et'Vlew. NURSE COMP on wknds lo care for elderly person or pers . Xlnt. cook S44-1B34eves. ANSWERING S ERVICE ·OPR. part time. Will PRIVATE NURSE tr&n. S4G-~ available . 646-2737 ASSB•Las We will lr<11n. Apply 7am . Ma cG reg o r Yachts. 1631 Placentia. C.M. Need a driver. personnel affairs assistant. golf companion? Reliable. &ert\l·retired. gentleman with perfect dnving re· cord. long time local AllltoMoti•• business c redentials OfflCEWotUC Banking Hunt 8ch ~l· ~_: P/TTaLElt Bookkeeper lull char~!? Expe r . Irvine ofc wtth office experience Pasadena Federal Sav. for llt.e lndusL firm. Call lngs 14441 Culver (at Harper's Art..631-3121 Walnut> lrv. E.O.E. c.a11 cablnet maker/Installer s..'il-0111 M/F Expt>r Custom s hop. ~. 968-4920 eves. Banting 1'B.L8 FUU. TlMl Prefer Savings & Loan or bank teller exp .• but may consider trainee. MU5t be dependable. accurate. and en.JOY working with people. Typing requu•("(J caJI for appt. 586-8900 Mn.Baldridge KEYSTOH.E SAVINGS MissioltY'tefo -CAIL.ITV I IMST AllElt 'i· Yr expenence w/un· d4!tground cable install a llOn.. Good benefits. Ap ply THE IRVIHE CO 1071 c-•odt lrvilte 644-90 I 0 EOE·MF ---------Camera Person lo wortc ---------•!vertical commerci a l Customer Accounts Clerk F'u.ll·T1me lmmedJaw op<'n1ng for ind1v1dual with 11ood commun1catton s kills Will lraUl Apply Ul person 62i> Newport Center Drive Newport Beach. CA Crocker Bank Equal OpportunJty Employer camera. Familinr with PMT Process. Exper or Will train. 35 hrs a wk Company bencfits, /\pph Pc nny s avcr . 166 11 Pla\"enl.Ja Ave .. C.M Carpenle;s, f·r a mcrs , Con.~ction, Laborer-. • Immediate open ing .. W/small non·union co Call ror appt 494~- Ca r pent er . fram er-. J()UnM?yrnen. &. hclpt>rc; needed. Call 848-291\l days, 5.')IH)974 eves_. __ CARPETIHSTALLStS Exper'd w /reference:-.. rontact Lenny 3l Mlk<'', Cpt.s. J.2.i E. 17th St. C.M 645-4332 CA.RWASH MAHA GER Growth co. • i.!ood pa~ boous, profit :.hJrtni.;, " 1<x·al1ons. Ml':'TROCAH WAS lf 2950 Hurbor Ulvd, <..'M aw a 1 ts your c a 11 One person needed for or &40-7618. A.sk for Paul. fice v.oori1 in body shop of Banlung Cashier for qu:iJ1ly men ' clot.lunR ston.• Apply 1n person. Stewurd'I fo1 Gentleman. 343~ V1 J Oporto.NH Corporate pilot avaLI tm· busy BMW dealer in Mis· med . I 3. 0 0 0 h r s . gion Vie.JO Light typing ATP/CFll. mature. 34 upt>rlence essential PreVlOUS automotive or-yn exper. "all weather. flee 11.'0lic l5 desired. Call JOO');. salley recon:!. Don Pieper m•>597-4190 Mlckeyat831-2040. Care()( motherless, or re· • Atm>MOTIVE cuperat.tngor companion PARTS c o o k . N o n COUMTBPERSOH s moker I d r 1 n k er . BMW experience pre· 492·~. ferred. Contact Glenn :ll ltOY CAIVllt IMW Help W..t.d 71 OO l~Jambortt Road :;;•••••••••••• • NEWPORT BEACll A/R Ct.HK 640-6444 Maj interior li•lgn co Is AtrrOMOTJVE looking tor someone w 12 USED CU )'TS exp. as A/It Clerk MlcHAHtC Must use lO·key by Top pay for top man ! touch, & type COwpm. Good com~'' benefits . Coot.act Debbie Johan TELLERS lf you enjoy lots ol public contact. .. 1r you have a sharp eye ror deuul 1r you'd llke to grow w1lh a rapidly upandin,:i or· ganaul1on. Brentwood Savlngs and Loan off<'rs lhe opportunity. We hove two openanits . on1: sn West.minster and one in our Huntington Beach bra nch, fo r full time tellers. Some Saturday hours arc mduded. and line salan~ and m1my benefits uruque to the in dustry offered For 1m · mediate cons1derat1on plea.<1e call · Ca shiers. I mmediat1· employment, Part & F /I'lme. 6444460 Cashiers ECONOMY /GO-LO Castuers for our self serve Ra.'I ~ltlllon:. Full Ume, pt-lime. 6 hr :.hsfb . Students & re ttrct" welcome. S.A .• 11. B . C M areas. Must be us 834-lZ74. CASHISS Imme<!. employment CaU 644-4460 ----- CASHIERS nsen. m• I SS7-8220 ext ~Jerry in.'> for in 231 ' letjView. BRENTWOOD Pormanant p/llme oix-n . COt•llLL 1n~ ror new retail stort·. ACCOUNTANT·f'ltper 'd CHIVIOUT SAVINGS & Ali10 1nterv1cwing fot' w/small ~int"Om~ 211Z8Harbor81vd LOA.._. C,h r I~ t ma a he I p lax preparaUon. Port· COSTA MESA " Previous cash reglsti:r time now. full Ume dur· 5*1200 13l01 San Vicente Rlvd ex.pt helpful. Apply sn ang Income tu seaaon. Loe ~eles. Ca 90049 person lOAM to CPM Call 482-S307 for appt. /\trrOMOTIVE <213 I 476-2201 Gold Key Warehou:.c Accountant. Jr .• Full •AUTOPAJtTS 3200H.arborBl.CM.Un1 · charle bkkpr t.o perform COUMTBMB4\..-, ~Opportunity ty eatatoe .Showroom 1s various duOes ln a CPA Get set ror '79! Busy 1~~~~pto~yer~M~/F~·~~ 110 Equa l Opport office w/ln·houac com· ~ dealership' 1n I · ,_E_m_plo_y_er_M_l_F_. __ _ puter. Salar)' open. <>ranae County Airport BanmUd·lmmed opening ii--------• S54-Ul00 Complex seekl parts at Port 17. CM. ~3666 CASHIER countermen with GM forlntervlew ACCOUMTAMT parta experience. Oood Six mo t.o one yr expor R • p Id I y grow I n ll pe.y. pleasant surround-8eaut1c1ons. Very sue WeU groomed. pleNan Newport Beach Ad Aacn ~ Ii permabent. Op-c:essfuhiUon needs morr· personality. Hrs 9AM • cy seeks clerical ac portunity tor advance· lood halr Cutten~. Ex 6PM. Appl,y : rount.lng personnel F.x· meat. See BobC<K* at cellcnl opportunity for , THI IWVIHI CO :i'dln~vableiilibUI HOWAIDca...,... rut & accurate 11tyllats 1071 Cm•••dc " Ott peyal>M. Tylo)lna Dove & Qua.ll Sta. Beoeflta. Call now for In .,..,._ '44-tO 10 11 requJred. S.tlary NEWPORT BtACH tervlew. 788--8801. Mis· ,_ _______ _ ~tlOO/mo. Se,od re·~ 833-0HS _lion_V1_$..._ ___ _ awne loCONTROl..LER. Mah your abopplnR 41111.11 ~ St, Newport SELL Idle Item.a with a Flad what )'OU want in e.a~ by u.ainl t.be Daily Beach. CA~ Dally Pilot ClUAlfied Ad Daily Pilot Class1fleds PUol Cliwllied ~ ' I " • J ... DAILY PILOT Tllutaoav Nov.mt>et 2 19711 ......_ W..t.d 7 100 ~ W .... d 7100 ....._ W--&.......a 7 100 ~..&.. W -, ._,,. ._,.. ._,.. -.wv ·-~ •t.d 710 .... W~ 7100 H.t,W•t•d 7100 ...... W-'ed 7100 .... W ..ted 7100 .... W _..d 7 1 00 ••• • ••• • • •• •• • •. • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • •• •• • •• • • •• ••••• ••••• •• •• • • • •• • • •. ••• • • • • •• • • • •• ••• •• •• • • •• • •••• • •• •• •••••• •• •• •• • •• • • • • • • •• •• •• • ··• •• ••••••••••••••-••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Jo'l.."C1'RI C IAN t Jlold f'rorll Otsk Clerk. IC~0..-.. 0.-1 MASS£USENEEOED , ,-, o exper or will tr1eln . .,..--N ()rQ. ••~ D&IYBY MAH perform illt'Ci work In Collet&" •tud~l declrf'a & r..t TllM r Y •w.o .,..rt Pl6rt lhM ~th_,,.,.,, H1a tallallun, main ble. Call 1~ Mon.f'n, Topp&)' for lnd1V1dual:1 ----~ _ _;__ 5 __ _ CLEllCAL P/T •Need 2 \Crsoti le ~als to n)tmd out our orr1cc !>l .. lf(. t.1kl' ·r1.:urrs & b(' quahfil'<.J low,, 10 k~~ arider (by tout•h pref errt-rl 1. & ~omt: •. wnenll orrit·e ._.,Pt•nenct• Pr("fl>rrt"d work M'hect ul+> 2 til'~1 Ctl for W•• dew, or ... ,.._ to: Jomle "" t7 I 4t 644-5010 al\.cmoon AJI d•v ~·' lt•ru!f\Hf & n·111ttr M ele<> KllhY Waif!. $401:300 wt1h aoeed &. 11ccuracy. Mature woman to ca.reJor Dirk Mat"'r f'urnltur~ lnr»I c~uJpnwnt $924 Lo Call CaJ West.em Duu Want in my home. Moo· 1rn w trhrt Nn saia. ~·r ino Apply In Syi1tt'm s A s k f o r f'n.NB.640-0037 P''"'lfl f'ounttaln Vulley llOTt:L Matllll\ 752-2333 ___ MEC__;,_HAH....;,.:...:.-IC __ _ 0.-lJ\t''°" m('O ().\1'1' IK roi !'\l'hool f>l 'llrtct. 'I MIGHT •1 un1. .__ .. a l ... ••-c• _,., Auto. Apply MacGre11or t>w1y am -ws1111• .. •r tn ..,.t........... ..io\6, oun "'vv" .__" • ••,...•-s y '-•-1.63 Pl ..... ...~ "'~"' f b ......,.u;a •c...... l acenlJa • Nii & CM l't•rm 1• t hm1 Vallt-y .. 'm11I flhnR vvui• oWOt' °' rella le Perm P/r poeutson. av all C .. P>Ot'400 roo ~ bo11u1 deodlmc ll/H/1H t-: 0 .. : Pl'f'IOrl w/an ap\ltud\' for with THE IRVINE CO _.....__.-------~ 1---------ouf11bcrs It calc1,1lator Wiii malnt doclu a t MECHANIC Pt·llm.-. &kilts, NCR 4200 tt11per Newport Mlll'ina'a ai t1ur s mall electrtc engine& pniferred. P:nJoy Rood rQUMin"&rell• <aolf can1. Call ·rue. rompany benfita. Apply " · Ulru Sal lM S49-037'7 9am·Noon , Mon/Fri THtlltVIMICO .. ' . RECEIVING CLEll AT EASE IN FASH lON lSLANO NEWPORT BEACH JI as an opening in its receiving department. 8:30 to 5:30. Monday thru fo"'r1day. rlEASI CALL 64 .. 5070 W1.W.,1 ' A11k for Nanry Wllsun @J~a@@)~@ ,,,..,~ On\'~~ 11>11nlt-d (mm 7 10 ll 3U am It J to fl pm l l yrs ol Ml(t-~1uat IU&\'I' l'un!'flt UMV rt• JlUt'l C All btit Wt.~11 It & ) ~~ l"ttlClr (.luten soleaman w11nled Nice co m · ~ll)f\.'4 rrom 8h11rln1t t)u11I. luada. 646 3107. uoo p~ I 071 Can11e•Kk MMtllOTT HOTEL lrYiM 64 .. 90 I 0 MECHANICS 44 fashion island. newport center 6 44 ·5070 44 !t<l tO R.OIUST 900 Newport Center Or Newport Beach F'.qual Oppor Emplyr MECHAM IC AL !!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! litALWf'l:UR..., f'llLMlr tor l'urn 111ntun dr1 • • r limo .. ,.,,H .. 1'.all 11.•,,.~ .. nd&, (W'f'm11n1·n1 bt<t""'°"" ll'U. :~ 11u 1 ~44.'11' Tn).»IJ n ut Ot'.\tO llJiib '4°tkiul Of 11111••1••· "udttll Iii • hn pr "', 1·1. w ~~wr•LM:' ti > r 11hl hol\ 'toml• drn1n, !',Ir furn Sl ~ hr M:! l)T'.'() ~ lfi':'>I COMPUTH Ofl'll.ATOI ..-i 1•\1..-r dP'l'lrl."C1. '11. 1ni• .. h II I \I o t 'l • t l 11111 ,&Jan rall M rl tn rur i.nt.c·n •-11t l'<tl Wt"'ln ·n n.at .. "' .. , .. n\. .. 7 l:' Z.133 t"IVll. l'NGINn;tW'li'' l>f 'IGN .. R .. 'Jlt'r 111 t .,.,i. 1>1nnr r . t'ounln ,ulJ IJ1,1 -.11.1 n l.i n1t \lun. pt•rm flv"1111n dvlpmnt. vr t1-.·hn1 r.a l -tlr.l 2:.'71 bt•t '"n J Upm 4u»nt 1t 1r,, t• ·r1 m1· .i.•Jd or\lwof ~~'f oP$A>f .\ppl~ In P'~ lo Mr .. ut'nh.'11 K.bt Sdn. Wm 1-'rO:-!t I. \..~. l..Ot Qu1ul Sl . Npt flch Ot·IUUn~ glfl WUJ\lt'(I '"' COOi< rum1tutt" 6tor<' P IT <.'II F"<pandln)o( Rt<stauranl t\n;. n eiublc-$3 l't•r hr (..'h.un With OVf'r 50 urut~ Apply tn per~on, l'lJI f11m1ly owntd or~u111za ~t.'WIJOr1 BJvd,('M l111n uHrn plt'.titanl )W>I kl n ~ l'Ond G oocl op <.1i:rt('al aft~r noon rru11 ~urut11-.: for .t<lvant'I! ume for U\lA!nor 1h~11u1 XJ11t <.:o ken('fll :. ftnn 9.56-20;0/795 1071 only Apply Jully .--------·I Ro;wr. 203 Manni.' Aw· Balboa Is , 673-IJnO CLERICAL ASSISTANT t) Month temporary post Cook. M/F. days, 17925 M <'Arthur Blvd. lrvme 549-~M-F Umt.J 41'\.'ll ft.-f1t•nl lllWh "")10111 Grttd (11r dNf\ u~ 't ti 14u 1...-p.1K1t1on Nu ritp llt'l' !'.01ft1l ... h11d1. \.Un rc~ut"'t ""'* 1-'ull LI rrw II.JO 1J:K> l) .. ol11I fr u nt ufl •<'" Insur an<'\" l'~llf.,.lt"111 • f~6.'Jtll lll·ntal · UIUllll l'1-J11 11I l tr•· l 11oli.111 1t 1 11 1 mttll•il<'. fnffiillj' It UA ~~ DfMT AL(.SKnt.y Wlll nlrlJ n Nl'W.JHHl Rc-ach lu 11ral'llt·~ ~tg.o IOt'uUou F'nngl• bmd11.b Ph 5'411 !i002 --DENTAi. ~~r. (or bU!I)' Newport lk11t·h ofCl <'e. non tomolu·r. It OA hr prt' fl-1 rt!d Cull 642·7539 wt«iay~ 8 30 SP M ~-- DfMT' Al./ As.ldClllt O\IW"Stde, it'l'l day wc<.•k Cotooadel Mar &44·7162 DESIGMBS. DRAFTSMEN M~h engineering f irm, IV 0 C. Airport. HV AC nnd/OC" plumbinlol design t<xper ln comm'l/an· dus l 'I bldgs. Xlnl benefits in<'I proltl shar· mg. 714/~7622 ()pc-lllllg Novcmbt>I" ,lllN1b M-.arse flor lal hau Ol)t'n1n~ dt-.iagntir , •'°'"'· & dnv11111 pe"'°n· nt•I Al)Vly In peraon i-4 m> l''aJrvlt•w tld C.M , fo\lll M'f"Vlt'I' IW.loo nt>i!'dS hw.t 11tyll1>1 ""'1rollowinl( JOIU\ll, Lu'dJ, & Ladyi. 7~ l'T.J'J -------.. \ill UflK' ddtv('ry man n."f'dc-d for ~rly rental '>t OH' Apply 2025 Newport Bl vd, Costa M11111 ------- GAfmENtNG Exp mtun· tl'TU&nCi: ol enertor color bow", bll!Sketi\ It con l1ttn e r otant1 n gs. Soulhw e~t Interior c~.SS7.0l50 Gar dt'ntn g . Sparush/English s peak· i.ng tc#dener needed in Miss. VieJO area. Ex· per1,nced prefe rred. Call 5.s7·01SO Lyn, or Randy Ho usecleaner s. o wn u-aos. full or part lime Top$. 673-1266; 646-4871 HOUSEKEEPER UVElN 499-Ull ~for 1 lody. room. bath & TV. sal:ary o pen, So . La g una 49!H822. Sdays/wk ~. live-an for bcb hm.. Pvt qt.rs. must have bst refs. Reply to adUSl, c/o The Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. Ol6ta Mesa. Ca 92626. Housekeeper. P/T in· eludes weekends. Good be ne f it s . E .O .E . BAYVlEW MANOR. 350 Bay St, Costa Mesa. 642-3505 • Housekeeper/Live in Lov- ing & kind to wa r d children. Organized & dependable. Call aft GARDENER · 8Pm.. 840-4464. We att seeking a reliable pen;on w/some garden- ing or landscaping e x. p er . EnJOY x lnt co benefits. Apply 9am· Noon. Moo thru Fri. Penonnel HOUSEKEEPERS. Mote!, 6 days wk., Apply 2645 Harbor Blvd, Cost.a Mesa. 545-9471 ·~~~agi~drns 1s o.i111n DESIGNER 1u I bo 1-.:Xpenenced tn design of nng 11 rcrs !\larung small machined parts for a\ S2 75 hr whO 4'rti, will· med1anical and electro· lllg lo work ve~ ·hard mechanical usembliell. We are also look.lng tor 11 Respooslble for design, ~::e~ ~iJ; pi=r · layout. and detail Small design department pro ~pe Malntenan('e' Vides environment for Work 10 Newport & challenguig work assign Jrvlne ureas. Steady ments Excellent wage em p I o y m e n l. C a ll and benefits. Send re ~ ~te_r_6..:..p_m___ sume 1mmediah:ly to LegaJSecretary adllJSO. cto D&Jly Pilot. Small dynarruc buat.ness P .O. Box 1560. Costa I 1 l q( a t I 0 n r tr m I n Mesa. CA 92626. Equal Newport Center aeeks ~portW\llY Employer. energetic, ttff1c1enl & ex· 1~~/~F~. ~~~~~~~ p er ten ced legalf. secretary. Shorthand & dlctaphone. Excell. typ Ing s"'lillls a m wsl. C aJI 64().al60 a..-Secntcry Preatfgious N .8 . law firm has opelng for legal secretary w/m1n l yr lit.Jgallon exper1 8S WPM lypt.11.R reqwn'<l Ask for M.anl.yn. 640·5650 MEDICAL TRANSCltllSt f o r professio nal secreta rial service In Newport Beac h. Full lime. days. Mus t be knowledgeable in a ll me d ica l s pecialties. Rapid typing and ac· curate spelling man datory . Salary l'Om mensurate w /abilittes LIBRARY AIDE-t o Exprienced only need work P/time in elem-· apply. Ca1J 644--0504, ask "•• for Jill Henderson. tary schools. $3.76 to ___ __:...:....;...:...:....:.:.:.:.. __ $4.58 per hour. Mlnlmum MEDfCAl. R.ECB'T. qualiricallons typing Front & back office, 2 40wpm, . completion of girl office. Call 6'G-4650 community college llOn open to sharp per~oo --------- to work 10 local com· ------------------[)esjgner PCB MAUJOTT HOTEL 000 Newport Center Dr NEWPORT BEACH Equal 0wor Employer HOUSE PLANT knowledgeable people. part time for route m aln. t.eoal'lee, must have re· liable traosportalloo. 751-4\00 course for tralo11:1 R of MaDllqtllMij? library aide. Apply In 963-7225 pan;y's dlsUibuUon de.pt Needs to be detal.l onenl· ed, follow-up work nee .. ~>' ofo.. light typing nee .• 10-k ey addinfl mach. U1ventory control duties. Call Ondria or Karen 557..0061 £.0~ office • ~OJ o verload F,qual Oppe>r Emplyr COOK Xlnt oppor to Jorn tht' leader in the hospitality lndt.m:ry We are seektng a rebable person w /food hand.I.mg exper. Able to work flexlbli: hours. En· joy good ro. benefits. Ap- ply 9iun·Noon: Mon/Fri Personnel. MARRIOTT.HOTEL !ro Newport Center Dr Newport Beach F,quaJ ()ppor Emplyr CLERK-Early momincj~~~~~~~~ substitute caller, ~m-COUNTER HELP W ~m. S7JS to $895 per mo. ant Typmg SOwJ>m. Apply '" ed mature exp. counter person. Fountain Valley help in d.ry . cleaning Xf>OOI Dtstncl, Person· agency. Fashion lsla.nd nel Office by 5pm. lll N.B.644-2512 Lighthouse Lane. Foun Custodian. Ambttious tai.n Valley. E.O.E Final persoo needed al Public ftbnf?deadline 11/8178. Garden & Libra ry in Cd.M. X1nl. wor1cing cond CLERK/GIRLFRJOAY. ~·~.~~am-ll:JO Vanety of' duties in photo __ _.:. __ _.:.::.__ __ product.ions: proof read· CUSTODIAN 1ng. fd1n1t. o ffi ce F /T. P /T. Appl y 10 machines. work with person. 1660 Placeot.Ja. ltlm & ordef'!I. Full l ime C M. Eq u a I Op por hours rlex1ble. Non Emplyr ~moker S2 75 per hour to -------- '>tart. Apply 10 to 3 On CUSTODIAN Sight Photoitraph1cs 3~3 PT for area church. J\f. f!arbor lllvd Un1l t~. ternoon, evening 20·25 CM__ hrs. per wk Call Mrs . CLERK for 11 8 . Drug caude.ll 631-2880 Store. part-time, over 23. CUSTODlAN needed. In· 1:1<17·2S63 dependent school needs part time afternoon/eve CLERK custodian. Please call LO<' natrt food groc stort.> 640-1410 ask for Judy . ftesire.s clerk w/stronA ·--------• nutrional bkJtd. f'/t. fi31474t ask for Hru<'e. CUSTODIAN-NiRhl shift. 40 hrs per week, ~..tTltlW $796t.oS968per mo App DESIGNER . M/F Housewives Earn $200 Weekly al your con · vience. s~g framed od paintings from $19. No Investment. T e rry 631·"401. per.ion. Founlam Valley MOVIE&TY~"S School Distra ct. r 1 ~·-Llgbt.bouse Lane. Foun· N E E D E D B Y t.am VaUey. ""'-al f1"ng H 0 L L y W ·O 0 D .-UI u CASTING DIRECTORS. deadhne 1118178. E.O.E. Guaranteed exposur~. Lot Allende nt /Dr ive r Must be 18, Mt F. Co over 5,IXX> jobs filled Uus Manufacturer of electro· ~~~~~~~~~ mecharucal products re-GenenlJ Office Wortt, 20 quires a proven PCB lay-hrs o wk. Mon· Thur. out person who wants on Type 50wpm, answe r opportwuly t.o mnke ex phone. ~ood w/publJc. cclJcnt waf(es. Plus. ~ $3.48 hr. CaJl Moo-Thur, mt.Jmately mvolved with !Mpm; 646-7733. H >' g I en Is t n ee d e d benefits. For PT S.S7·0520 Newport Bea.ch Offi<'e . Salary & hours open &a6-4868. yr~. $25-SlOO per day II accepted. Yearly fee. V I DEO CASTING SERVlCE (714 l 761-l.244 new projects fron con -...:.-------- ception to field use. We---------want an mdlYldual who GENERAL OFF'ICE- wants to grow with a P/T temporary help. great~. SOOd resume flexible hours. Sal c_om . 1rnmedlatcly to adll3"9, mensurate w/ab1ltty. C/O Daily Pilot P.O. Box Call Ka thy, 631-0610. 1560, Cofita Mesa , lf(;A WESTCLIFF ~ F.qual Opportunity Temiiorary Service Employer. Mff. ~~~~~~~~ Dial A Ride omen GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ASSEMBLERS PACKERS INFANTRYMAN. Learn physical conditioning, s urvival techniques. Oevelope leader&h1p potential. Enhst in your AnrrY for the adventure, challenge of Infantry. Call today. 5'»-1026 962-8821 768-S25l 542·2435 IMSPECTOR-S Mus t know Military Specs and conduct ven- dor survey B.Dd know how t.o use microscopes for smaJI medical compo· neots working 10 Quality Operate modem equip- ment & door lo door transp. Cahl. dnvers h<' req"d. No prior exper net'. Good drivmg rec a mu.st. No Sunday work Orange Coaal Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. He r rmann. f' Vly. Di>it lwt'°'9 Ct.n Responsible indiv1duaJ lo WOC'k in mrulroom to r e· reve, log & dastnbute tn· coming courie r m a il. Mim be self-st.art.er & de pendab l e w /o wn transportation. Hours 12 midnite to 8.00 AM. Call for appt. Must have r e liable Assurance. Be autiful tratLsp. & phone. Loog & company in M.V. area. short term assignme nts. Call Susan &l S81..J830 for Hbliday & vacation pay. appointment. Hosp1taliulion plan·~~~~~~~~~ ava.Llable. I· Wnttc.ck._. 9794600 VOLT Tl """1f•r>l!Al-iv hi: J.iVIC#t.19., .... INSURANCE N.B. Prop/Cas. Agency bas opening for exp. pen. lines underwriter . Near airport. Call Bob Gu!ftn. Zillg.IU & Wrlgbl. 752-9065 MACHINE SHOr Tool Room Lathe &tor Ml.II ()per. Will train as tool room mschirust. Sorne exp on lathes & mills dest.rable Overtime avail. + xlnl start wage & bencl. Call or app l y 17 422 Armstrong Ave .. Irv. 54().9340. Macb.in1Sl : progres111ve manne hardwa re co. needs e xperienced machinist for stainless steel & alum. fabnca ttons . Knowledge of break &.. punch presses. r o lling & b e nding machines. a must Tor qualtf1<'allon . Good boocfiLs & pay. Apply 111 pen;OO. 770 W 17th St. ~M. From3-4.30PM. MAID WANTED [;!ll or p/time. Some u - 1"'". pref. &C-3030 MANAGER, Part ti'he Snack bar. Wedns. & Fri. ~some Sat & Sun 1.S New capistraoo Nursing Registry. R N's, L V N's. Practkals. lnl~rested 10 doing private duly nurs- ing. cau 001-0506 MURSES'S AIDES. ()penlngs oo AM & PM sh.t.fls. Exper pref'd, or classes available. Earn while you earn! Apply at Flagship Coov. Center, 466 Flagship Rd, NB 64241044 NURSES AJOES J 1-7 EXPEROR CERTIFIED $3~$(. per hour. Mesa V~ Coov Hosp. 661 Center St .. C. M. NURSING Hllr'ws AicMs Ot~ LVH'SorRH's Above average wage!' & health benefits. Apply NEWPORT CO NV CENTER. l5S5 Superior Ave. Npt Bdl. Equal ()ppor Employer DRIVERS-Cross coun· try, no special Lie req'd MacGregor Yachts, 1631 Placentia. C.M. l841C...-Drin 546-4741 (Across From Oranie Co. Airport l Equal Opport Employer t.o :ix> hours ·a week. S4 t.o Paint.en. knowledgeable $4.SO to start. Raises & in a ll aspects of the bonuses. 21 yrs or older;. trade. At least 7 yni ex.- lnterior designer need.a Elcp nee. Ref. req. Apply penen<'e. CaJI 642·i?928 young ass'l with so,.Pe at Orange Co. Raceway between8::1>AM-4PM. knowledge, part time. 15000 Sand Canyon Ave. 0 k ' . 642-2210 East Irvine or Call Bob ...-ar tn~ ~ot sweep1nl{ Pbillippeat~·S5ll PIT. Mission Viejo a rea. Investigator, male or drive truck andter back Phones & typing. Must ly in person. Fountain type 50 wpm. Z7 hours Valley School District, --------..i per week. T aking a p 111 Ll~thouse Lo. Ftn plJcations 7 days week Vly. Comer of Newland GIHl. OFC p /T "ftrns, must type & DRJVBS spell. homed operung. female, will train. Send MAMCualST pack. late night or early resume to Classi!ied Ad with Following. New morn'g b.rs. S3 hr. Call -~ 557·0824. 1525 Mesa &Talbert EOE. • Verde 11206. Costa Mes·~~~~~~~~~ orTI+6090, 308 West Ball. - Anaheim. -----------C I e rk . 7 11 Store . CUS TOOIAN S - Subshtute. 2 :30·1 l.OO shift. Apply New(><lrl- Mesn Urut1ed School Dis· lricl, Classif;ed PerSQn· S »11.:.> PM. Pt-Lime 675 Paularino. C .M 751~ CLERKS nel or e., Mon/Wed/· Thur/Fri 9am·l2 Noon. Tues lpm.Jpm. 1601 16th UTOTEM Slreet. Newport Beach, Ca. Equal Opporturuty ()peningll Now Avallable Employer. for full or p/timc clerks ~~~~~~~~~ oo 2nd & 3rd 11h1rts. No DECAB .a.·y <'X per necessar y-we VIV' OR tratn. Start $3 per hr. As· needed for c1>nlem. st managers to $.l.60 hr porary furnilur~ store. Managers to $5.50 hr. Ad Expr. also in sales. Light vancement opportunlt1e1J office duties. 6 day week. to those who qualify. For Moothly salary Apply in Information go to our person. 1931 Newport neerest manet or con· Blvd. Co8t.a Mesa. ~ the personnel ofrice --Dtl--.-wy-, ~---- ~Lampson St person for fast gr0winJ! Garden Grove 537....a4o co. Hrs belwn 8am·Spm. ~Oppor Employer good pote ntial. <:all bdwn t0am-2pm.. (7141 STh-906.S. Clerk Typist. Architec tural farm. nr Airport, seeking front office girl DBJVERY· w/good clen cal, phone & Mature. dependable pers typing slulls. Mu.st ~ t.o make deliveries. han· :>harp, personable. Some die ofc supplies & equip d riving necessary. & take care of genJ ofc Salary commens urate needs; hvy lilt 'g &c the w/abUity.549-0644, movement of furn req'd. Xlnt t>enef. Apply Clothing Salesman. ex· JodlG a..b Co pert in quality men 's 1.2S Balter St clothing. f\.tll Ume °" pt-Costa Mesa. Ca ume. Apply In person. 'cTI4)751·2.510 Stewards for Gentleman. E.0 .E. M/F/11 3439Via Oportn, N.B. ~~~~~~~ Codttal Waltnt1 Deliveryman for eo(ly SchoOt L.A. Times route. N. i::am up to $300 ~r wk. Costa Mesn.·Hunt. Bch Low tulUon. Placement area. Call 546.,.481. or assist. 7Sl·9UM. write PO Box 1197. Co8ta miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml -M_~_a_._~~~·~~~- -I M~or women 25 yrs or _m. __ m_1. _____ _ ~der. Know the coast cities. Net $180 a week or more. Orange Coast Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml. Herrmann. Fountain Valley. (No of S later b e twn Newbope & GIRL FRJOAY·Busy boat oriented omce needs mature girl. ooo smoker, e x ce llent ph one personabty and typist; bght booUeepi.ng. detail minded who can work well under press ure. Submit resume. Salary open. 642-2932 Eucbd) Dry Cleane r ne eds Presser. no exp nee. will GIRL FRJDAVexp in ac · train. Call btwn 7·2. l'Ounts r eceiva ble & ~ ge.nercil of'fl<'e procedW'e Ory Cleaners.part lime counter help, 4·6 hrs Moo·Fri, 8 hrs Sat. West. area. 893-0070 752-0565 Gir l Friday f or establi s h e d Life Insurance Brokerage of· fice. Experience helpful. Dry Cleaners·Part lime fl exible hours, Beach presser. approx. 20 b.rs areu. 752·l830 wkly. 893-9070. 8-4 ---------GUARDS WAKTlD B.lCTRJCAL Full·P /t1me, 2 y rly ASS841UAS raises 610 E . 17th St. Soldering Sant.a Ana. Small Shop 111 H.andyma-n-lo_m_a-in_t_ a1-n Costa Mesa equipment & do ~eneral Co. ~rits deanup, C.M. mf0 r l'O SALARY OPEN " 645-6630 Tommy, 631-0700 HOMEMAKE R/ COM •~Cl.AH• PANION for e lde rly F.&. Electrical Contract-lady. Sal & Sun. lovely 1ng Firm looking for s urround i n gs, n o Journeyman Electr1· housew()ri(.675-0915 ci a n , P e rm a n e nt ·--------· Empioymcnt., good pay. medicat/LJJe insurance, vacaUon, paid holidays. &e3C EledJ'Ooics B.ECTRONICS TECHNICIAN· 113411. Dail.Y Pi.lot. P .O. NaH Bar In Newport _768-__ 5633_. _____ _ Box l!i60, Costa Mesa. Beach. (Acrylic) 644--066l Part·lime Ear n utra Calif. 92626. OC" ~ Christmas money. ad JANTTOR. Wanted full ---------1 ageocy needs door to time couple for jarutorial MAMCURIST door distribution help. and deaning duties, good For appt call 848-1494 hQ..irs, good pay. Will Exdusave pvt l'lub. in consider couple w ith need ol a exper'd, full trailer or mobi.Je borne to service rnarucuriat for live on property. Free lhetr busy beauty salon. Part time counter person for car rent.al. 752· 7100 Cl:>ll. student pref erred 642-0092. ask for In a . spaeeaodutiJ. +salary. Part lime d e livery 'Apply at Orange Co. drivers for dental lab. Raceway• 15000 Sand C 3 · Have somet.hing you want 549-2002 nyon Ave . East Irvine or to sell? Class1ried ads do --------- c a II Ken Green .a t it well -Call NOW, Sellthingsfastwilb Daily 552-5511 642·5678. P\lot Want Ads. JAHITOR fUIJ lime. Xlnl benefit.!!. Bayvtew Coov. llOB p1tal, 2055 Thu rin , C M . 642·3505. EOE. JAHITORS lmmed openings P rr & F /T. Newport/Cos ta Mesa area. Must have car & hm pnone. Apply at 123 N Oltve. Orange or CALL 532·6558. Mon thru f"'n • I . Part time-man wanted w/mechanieal abilJly to m.o.intam laundry & dry cleAIW'\g eqwpment. 6·8 hrs wkJ)'. 89G-WTO PART TIME EVENINGS Adults with OIJlstandin~. attractive-personaltlH'' who er\)oy WOC"klll~ With kjd.,. Start at $3.50 per hour. Phone 642-4.321 Ext 250. BETWEEN 4:00.S.00 UCIP110NIST SwitC:hboard opera tor. speak £ng It Spani.lih, some \Yping. for growt.ng e let"tronic company w/rompany benefits. Ap· ply In Person D.._ .... a..c.. 3328W.1stSt. SantJI Ana RECEPTIONIST, Nwpt B<'h CPA firm. Good typist. good telephont.> voice, exper. Send re - sume t.O. Ad. No. 376, Atk for JI-Daaly Pi.lot. PO Box 1560. "" Calta Mesa C». 92626 PM. EquJI Opporturuty Employer Rec pt. PT. near OC airpor t Good p hont:! r.tyC0111111ft..t personality. Typing . for party reotal store. mi sc oflt<'e d u ties . Apply 2025 Ne wport _556-__ 7007 ______ _ Blvd. Costa Mesa. ltlCEPTIOHIST $575/mo. Typing /busy PASTE.up deY. Apply al 401 No. Newport Blvd. NB. PERSON RECE PTIONIST P a rt tune. Model type, in · with al least l year ex· t.A!Rsted in people. To perience, preferably work in Art·Dtto looluni,r news paper. Excellent Hair Sa.loo. 5411·2256 Ask oompany benefits. Apply 1 _for....;;Bruce_.:...:....:._· -----between 9AM & 6PM • .._ _______ _ Moodaytbn.I Friday. r Olt&.HCiiil COAST DAILYPM.OT 642-5682 33>W. Bay St. Costa Mesa Equal Opport.uruty Ecnl!loyer PIX An.Nertng servu~e. F /T. Ptr. days, eves. some RECIPTIOHIST Permanent P/Ume pos1· lJOn in cNr Newport o(. face. 10em-3pm, no U • perience nee. Will train t.o test ~ interview appb· Cllllb. Must bave good tMpbone ability, 00 typ- 1.ng. Call roe appt. VldwTen,w•ie• .SSMSZO wknds. Many beoef, pd 1~~~~~~~~~ vac .. ins, credJt union.,._ _______ _ profit shanng, etc. Pis 1• call 640·081 2. Fashion Island E.O.E. PBX Answeri n g 'lerv1ce operat0r fwl & PIT. Call m.JS6l PEST COMTROL Steady Job for right person. 'trainee. Prof ll ihanng & group health. Apply Friday 9 to noon S06 E. Oyer Rd. Santa Aoa.. Bus~ .J::Y nds exp~. Must have C'.'ert from credited schl F tr pos. Sal neg Call Sbaroo,644-9600. PREPARE PIZZA & SANDWICH ES. M·F. days & eveoirrgs. 644-0210. PRINTERS ASSIST. Graphic Art exp. req'd. No press. F or P /T. 67S-31J3. S.Sl -S619 ~ Tf"CllM.e 4 day week, 40 hrs. Cllance for advan('e. me nl. Company pd benefits. Call 979-7660 PRODUCTION UCUATIOM LliDEll Will co-ordinate & lmple· menl recreation srO· gram. Backgroun in recreation or colle ge cou rses in phys ical education or recreation. Hrs 1 ::.>PM·lOPM. Ap.· ply: lM!llVMCO 1071 c-•ack '"'-644-9010 R..E.SALES Experienced salesperson Wlth old hoe NewPorl Beach ft.rm ; 34 years 111 the harbor a rea. in · tervlewing Tues .• Nov. 7lh. Call for "pp 't 6734400 TYPIST Part·lime, day s hift. Must type 70wpm. Ex· cell e nt com pan y benefits. Apply 1n perSOf'I between 9A M & 6PM. Mood.a)' t.hna Friday. R.E. Sales OR.AHGECOAST DA.IL Y P'tLOT 642 S678 330W. Bay St Costa Mes:I F.quaJ Oppor Emplyr UCEPT/SECY Froot ofc for busy Phys 'lberapy. Must have exp In billlng/lns/hvy ph 's & scbed\lhng. Ftr pos, sal neg . Call S haron 644-9000. RECEPTIONIST Pbones... typtng, neat ap. pearance. Business exp. ~response· 1882McGaw lrvine, Ca. 92714 •• t COMPETING WITHMGI? Red Ifill R ealty '' managers don't com pelt• with you. They aren 't al lowN \0 Wit or sell, their job is to assist YOU• Compare us wi4h other!> &seefor yourself. We of· fer better benefits I • No pnor expen ence or traitu.ng necessary • Stronl'?. Rf'Owmg com· pan,y name • FREE 2 week com· prehensive lra.inlng pro icram • 7 Offices in Orange Co In Tus tin, I rvine. Orange. Vill a Park, North Irvine, Newport Read! & Mission Viejo. Call for confidential in- terview • 544-2175 red hill R. E. SaJes "Lie. OnJy" ~ING OfACilHR IH REAL EST A TE? Free tra.irung if you qualify. , C..C7141991.0660 ·--- ( l \ I \ He(pW_..., 71 ..... W-.4 1100 .,,,.c.. 1010 ,_, .. ,. 1050 ·····•······•········· .............................................. ···········~···· ...... . ..... W-.ct 71 •••••••••••••••••••••• ....,w..ittH 11 •••••••••••••••••••••• • • Thwlday. Ncwernbef 2. 1978 l DAil. Y Pit.OT ez Sal< WlY~~puuwc-4. S«vn ty Parrot 1ua rd TchthRI ~ ~ P'tottlree. dbl door Wdfllondetoaaf"tndpc. Mhc.1•1... 1010 ,,......,~ lff4 ctra.s ahop, no rua:hta "~~':..-~: t:~~t l'/T Day time Start Re tr1aor•lor/Fre.r&er. diNngMlt,panona atyle, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ... •••••••••••••••••••• 9060 ....................... RESTAURANT HllP 5"4&-5383 ·~... ~hr lnC M.ofr Call Cl•an. •lnl """ad.•'"" S.'!60.552·'75" Lllr&e lo4ld ot buuUtul WETSU I T . O'Nu l • v .-c 11 11 r st • t " " -"'" ~ oRil'TWOOo c..., '1'ol: p ... u-~ .... widi• fl wy MIH81D HHlll07 TradiUonaJ -~•a. Uk• n"w. . Ut $200 anima l skins. la r a e . ~ -· ""' ..... rrrll cation to rarry .. tt""' "' " t&kea all. Hvy duty ad· brand new $6S. Abo tdC Al Saler)' wupon Min <111l;in Tel~Sol.1t·1tors f>ort Bar!Wfna 3'hl.newll~. ~ 0 er. 73l·l32l. jusiable Table !\aw. :di b oot & • t a r g". • nu•«"•. Call .Boll S3 7!\pH ~1 l"•ll fU Mon Ume No a~lllna. tlrly 1 mo old . 1~11 $100 mtta.t. Sac lalSlOO. M111c. S.\0..SURl"BOARD. 6'&" WANTED G r .. I 0 r y a l r Ill n trrt ... lwt ---WQ('\ ~ bon~ 5 OVl'll ~1-'J'C>1'9. 8».s220 OORNER UNIT' YeUow &t ~l2 Rocket F\ah wfth 1,ash & ~can Vnn Linn m Smlor rrot:r11mro"r wit r..icp. or wall lUln k white or d tildren's rm. s astrodeck, f&ll'condlliOo "">' &Mft IJ(l9JUon cur nttl)' avalfabl~ f(Af' pa Uaw-Houn HAM t SPM Alt po11t1on 1nllablr lnh1r\.1•* hdd daily ftfWr 2PM =nll'lo n 80\'b , with minimum 3 ynr11 ClillO.Mu.rphf ,M4·3706 0:w~~.M1~k~•~ •&U.NH)t! ~=· ':!rv!:e~x~J>t~! 135. exp W1th fl'ORTltAN ln .a ·rr.t.EPUONE FrW.631'8802 8' Sala. lllnl cond. walnut ~ b6t olr IM6·'104S a ft ~~PEOPL.t. mW envin)ment. 1...\1 2 OllUX..70RY _;_....;..;......;.........;...___ frtrn.. looae piUowa S1'5. 3pm ~'n a1J dy Sat/Sun. C h r 1:. & m ia 1 hr I p l"Xp ~!phi.I hu·lud('11 rr C l, E A R A N C E •25118 Me-vyn'a LI no .. u kln& flninll and d vt-lupm ... nt Mat Of' wocnen ovt'r l8 BARGAIN'S. Rtrrig•. --~------Miraclelrolttlngmachlne. appln•..UO..for Plh•I~• ol proera""' for .-duo with cara to del iver wtill.ra ll d ryen. On t Coodbuy. Lie gold-rust& comp!. ~. Simmons Del Taca •Rodl.claY\111M'.r.Vet.1" l lonal tfllllnlil IH\d td~ dlr.C\Oryb m A,ppl.W-09U beige secf sofa JC lnl twll-bed frame It aprng wtnd Wl\.a a\lail Apply IW\al)'ljl1 Top(M1y wllh 11 l-•auna Beach No 12150/bla.olr.6+HI073 ~.OEl"Olat)'lronerSJS. It lllUJ AdJllM /\w H D •moll cnm~any I' art ~ Amana 22 cu rt slde hy \l\.nyl covered p\cruc M!'t J12l0~/\~ Ouwo JOam 2 pm u me°'tuUUmt wlth •n .l\pl>ly&im-4pm •ldt relrlgerator. 123$. ~SM 1055 $50. 3'x6' avocado gold ,.__,,_... .. ..,. 0 ~ . ~ Laauna Ca M>-8288or 833-7238 .. ••••••••••••••••••••• fi--'ca ...-........ r ~. zio, ~,.. r n hour\)' wqe ()I' on ('Oft n wv. Rd 1 --·-n -h "'.,., """""""' ~~ " lrWl. tX>!.C'1J MT~t • .., ............ a ~ac AKt'-1015 PaOoS&leNov. 3rd. uni· ug pape r ~n d1 ng tliKl:W\"Clau~tr Ave S.fk. p.art Uml' urtke ror apPl TtiBS ....................... que gift&, anUques. plan machine pd $?DO. wl sl Ww&.m.1N1&..-~,.ac"C"OUl'U an d<'pt Opt1 n i na a fo r r,ic ·--------•I ten. much more mu flOO 982-mo. ~ Hunt or Nrwport S.rviCC' Mallon Atl"n ""'"......__. ........ 'Aller *-Ooidenwes\.84T-4269 n..-. Munoua Rrwt. p.~prbroomm dant. t-•JWr'd Day & ·-··""""""'.. ·~ •~ "" PUBUC FURNITURE ,,_.masterovenbrotlt:r , tl\anU.n~ Hf.ltf'tl ~bl~ '"' v.•c-triun E f\A.U le pttlrnt• AP t.'OIWJWttial lt'ller Reing $50. din '1 tbl. 4 chr d1x model. brand new. t::.quai°""°"llntt) r.-normanrt' Sfontrt•1o p1y, Sht•ll swuoo. mb .s. lJNJTEOCALSFBANK *lllPTION• ~.t>eanba~chrsSlOea. $4(1.Queen sibedspn:ad . £-i.. .. w t· 1(13.'7\l't l'lf' ZIJ 33U~ lrvllie-. Nu 8 Mooatt"h ~ PIHa IW'I I mu c h m o r e O ya flowered put.k. SlOtofrer . • __ ....,., __ , ____ • , l..quru1 N'1t1Ael•96·1273 F1UOAY7 30PM a.76U,eV8 6'5-3549 548-42164 "\AL~ri-;~~~ Sc-rv1ct' Sta utlcnd. all Equal oppty Employer IDealen Welcome) Nylon Carpeting. very IZ gause Rt'mln~ton Pump plus Jc aaes ~Ila. cost $1891 seU ~. ·~146. 90!0 "•:.tt...... 1091 ·;;;··;u~;;.; .. ·--·••••••••••••••••• YAC Newport~I CROWN RENT A TV LOW AS SIO. MO. F'recdc!J very an areo 1714» 549-7024 WLSUP WANTfl:D 30' ocean racer. Lt usag~. Prfl &U b-1.at', abt. 6 mo:.. rea p Re f s a vail 1114~ ao.h.s,..d& s.I 9080 ....................... R M Abram.. wn. 7 3 ~I 1 & 11 7 Cor . k , EST ATE ITEMS Pumlture. huge chafing K~TAUN.ANT tAJD~ Rt\d C-11mpu1 Mu Arthu r row .1'ruc Onven ea· S'IOCKUQUlDATlONS dish. chandelitt. etc Sat 8.\RTt:NDf:R!> ~· !dt .. a Airport 11·~•1.'0 N.1 ph ~~ i~wriu.11Y . "7~P01>' MASTBS AUCTION & Sun...HfM. 204 Nata. 0,.., -~ · mil" ..iM D ~'>'f ~ Blvd CM Rlulfs, N8 good cond .. camel color. Beautltul 25" color TV 2 Over 200 sq.yds. S400 yr wmty Free del.avery. m.J6l5 Sl4&. 646-1786 • 13' Dory (Whaler 1 20 HP Mere. covl'r. lrlr xlnt cond. $2195 67S·35UO 6T.J.e6 wicdys. w AJT'Jo:.Rs ~A l. n~ n ·: x As o 1 t.. "==---Ohm11 Way. c. . 642-lis2 m!l825~" ~· • ~ --------- WA.l1'R t!iS1'::S l'O M PAN V . n l'cch 58VICIMAHA&ll Travel Co in NB J~ang J Fuc•t Selle t'OOKSiCA.S.llU.RS l'NllUf't'\ p.-rsoo for <.hart Sch e-d u II n.: & t.11 for auislAnt to bkkpr Sat!Sun Nov 4-5. 16111 Ol.SliWA..litlt!R tnpr. i.urrounding C.:U!.l.i Vill<'h lO ~ o ( bNVH'l' :IO(De ck>n<:al exp oec. 'l'ellimt.ane.Hu.nL Bch. M ,. a a C o n t II c l t«hnklflnll, ruu uaw. tr· Good work~ conditions lk,W. 8020 HOST~ cu.tomcrs We 1ra10 '"" .. •~· fl•· "~"' 7040 •••••-•••••••••••••••• •· .. off t bl s1c N«ded '°" "U"t on an Wnu-KS. Dtck. Pri!i> • ..=_ .... ..._~ ~ __;___ & benefits. all 64S-9800. UsedTaodombUce. Work& > oaa c eoe . .,. OCH'all basu Re•tJte Su u th w r::. t e r 11 Serv SU tlelp nU\.'Cied Im RutbAn.o. great. S7S t bs l. o rr. walnut stereo AM/FM now! Group Ina avail. Pt'tl'OINm. &x 789. 1-'t. med F\&1J or p/t Apply Typlat 644-6933 day&/673-1912 Coosote w record plyr you c11oc6e y<>ur dan Worth. l'x. 1'1n0l 9M> E Oil lfwy,N 8 . Si. Clerk Typist. te m· eves. m: = ie::.::'J~: ~ R.el~.clir~l·--------•I SE WI NG MAC lll Nt: porary po1ition.MW1lbc $7S. Steel office d~k w lde phooe an: r1.-q In s~l IS OPEHATORS. E x per available for office work l9'S 26" boys JC Higgins s wivel <'hr $7S. m isc. \Aniews every M~> _._ -C 1 2 for months of Nov & Dee. beach crwaer. Heavy du· ch · & labl 91111).:lpm !%!:Sll1 ..... ;MMt ~';L ..... •5 1 0 498·ZffO Pleaae call ror •1r,pt. ty spokes. xlnt cond .... ~1 .. 65 M esetc.C$5Mto ~' .,..... 0 ...,.... ..,.,, ao emente .,,, .. r: e-"'"". 0 f1'ce $J2S, Girls 26" heavy du· ....,. ' onrovia · •• ,....._JFf' ln uonaJJy ynrht ''"· ....,.. ,. • .,..., 646-98Z3Anytimc! TemporarySrrvaces ('hangeofNpt&h t~nnw Shop Trainee, full u me. hrs :»Spm. ty xlnt cond. s1:;0 l617 Westt'IJ(f,Sle20ll ncceS)lllli application~ permanent. Excl!ll com , . ~. ...,._14'D6dGoocb8065 Nt>'4ll0rt 8earh for 3 F'tr saleapcr11on:o. PMY tx-nent.s. Dellron11: ~t W~ted. f ull lime ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6.'11-0lll0or'7~9118 Wt! W.v~ a lrg selt.'C.'\lon eo.,>. 929 Saker St.. CM poSI Uon in our Ly pmg ~~~~~~~~~ d llsungs, w/n\'w hsl ~ dept Mon lhru Fri. Xlnt -11115 arnvmg daily. Our woriung cond & com pany new concept of yadit Snack Bar A.llendant. ~ts. Apply m prrson trad111gis revolutaonaln-over 18. fem pref'd P e nn'Ysave r . 1660 RESTAURANT Schwinn 1938 Chaca~o nW.I btke. xlnt eond. Bsl a rr ovr $300. 12 131 582·5618. 8035 Remodellng·used sink & van ity. oven . d is· hwasher, sl.ading doors, shutters ml.sc. Xlnt rond. 7s&0578 Used CARPETING. I yr old Approx 2000 sq fl. Camd. Was $10.95. sell tor S'7 yd . iocl'g pad. SotZ-25158 lv msg. ldGAJNS Chair-OttOman. hi~gage. gas &og, ext. ladder. golf club's with b ag . Elephant collect.ion. c~. 10012 Antioch Or. Irvine. 11.'tHmS. s lo 9 pm l\quariurns 15 & S gal. Ful· ly eqwpted. $25 & $10. Surfboa rd Ro bert Augu11t . Swallow t ail Gt-estcond.$70.846-6132 Irvine Count ry C lub Membenitup $700 644-0343 mg I.he yacht sules bus Days. some weekends Plaeenua Ave. C M NEW Exper'd only Contart s:JS.8866. Ron Jackson. S40--7430 for TEACHERS tor a Chr•s· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Upholsterer for <:~om ~ian Kittens. CF/\ re sbop111 Costa Mesa. gaster ed . t op l>h ow Brunswiclc pool table. ~. Qg machine. Xlnl rood. s1z.e with ~" slate. $350. 26 S(!lecttons. Elect nc 6'&-97U parents. Beauuful k>og 931-15.26 af\ 5 $23). 846-8478. loah&w.rifte !; ., .... 13 Tahiti 19' Jet $499S rebtt. 45.S Olds e:ng. du)~ 64:2-TI?Oeves 551-0498 t-------_...'.! ::>Ider c4mper 4·>alt'. w tn trul·k. Sl SO St OVt· & refn g. 640-2700 THIS is Where the BOAT ACTION IS For Buying Or Selling And lort~ lattst in BOATING NEWS check our front p~ .... ~ily. i8 Toyata SRS long~I w/'7'& 6-park cabov.·r camper. tmder warr:i11 ty, $00l0<Jr ofrcr. 960·59'J7 J t..; ' C I 0 G a I a x 1 t• • gas/elec:. refn~. rhem patty, sips 4. hyd jack~. Sim.P P. 968-0345 RESTAURANT l•IJllerVl··-·ew-·-----•I t1an Sc hool. 16835 Brookhurs t . F .V . .OPENING SEX:'V/BROKERAGE. 2-4 963-7831 WAITERS hair. 838-~. WAITRESS~ Kittens. litter . grey & DAILY PILOT '69 Chevy ll4T pick-up w it 1 • rabove r cm pr SU)(). ~I Taylor Avl!, Gold metal w glass top lxSi:ug, wallhan~ing-, two •'::::::::======~ tables S20 eacli for end lamps. srooke·gJ~ lop 1 · ! 18' Dorn. s:m. S400. 9· H..8. IM7·2602 Hrs day ; Oex.ible. perm _________ , Ptr. uiii·s. type45wpm TEACtBS min. Bch area. 67J.9'll l . Subl!Utute c~RET •RY IMMED NEED grades I ~ "' thru 8. Valid CaUrom1u Johnson & J ohnson Teactung credentiul~e Henllh, Care Div. or rs qwrt'd Apply an person, skilled secy ta le nt. a Fount.am Valley School chal.lcn~mg & diversihe<l Olslncl. #I LlgbthoUBe pas an 1t s Reg Sales Ofc. Lane. Fountain Va llcy Bob'a, Sambo'• fft. Exp blaek, w/wblt:e spots preferred. • Cute . lovable. $7.SO AJltioll s.tlt _54_1_-3_1.112 _____ _ A Fami.b' Style Rest. Himalayan lutten 5 mo uno Newport Bl. CM old blue polnt AKC. $130. WAREHOUSEMAN. gd _551 __ ·2356 ______ _ dri ving r ec. Apply Doga 8040 Earle's Plumbing 1526 ••••••••••••••••••••••• tab&es. MO for coffee La· roffee bbl~ 982·3091 b&e. 548-4687 Jt.wlilly I 07 O J. W. t.ennis club. fa m1 ly roernbership. $1350 incl . •••••• .. ••••••••••••••• transfer fee. 838-4700, One Of A K1t1d ~eves. l..ady maat aell new cstm 18 karat Omega ma11 's watch. Cost $4000. sac. ~1TI7 Membership a.n Uruversl· lY Alhletk Club. men on· ly. s::m. 673-5300 Newport Bl. CM. .. .Yorlt.'11\ire Tem ers Mhul,..oua Must sell 8 mOtl fem & 5 1080 Gun Collector's: 16 ga Parker dbl barrel S87~ d.angy. fiberglass. teak Motortzed ~ 9 I 40 t:n rn. 675-5208 eve& ••-•••-•••• •• •• •• • ••• loah. Poww 9040 Used iS Cimmau M0pt'<l ......... •••••••••••••• 3SO rru. tn perfect cond $375/bsl olr. 644·6933 da~ 673-l9 l2 eves ~/ '850 ...................... All p01itio1t1 are GY•f.bM., parf..ti1M. fwU-thn.. day and .... ~ U you are a self-starter. tCorner Newla nd & Wash J aguars part lime. rt.'llOW'Ceful. l.'an handle Talbert). E.O.E. Nice Costa Mesa s hop YQl.ll' work load w/min ~~~~~~~~~ loc.673-7969 mos cnale. A.KC. 83!1·1387 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LUGGAGE TAGS Yorkshire Terrier pups, champ blood lines. tiny. shots. 3lb s tud ser v s:Yl-5649 Crom your busanetlS card. Send one card roc each tag plus one spare. We re turn p e rmane nt ly sealed auracUve tag & strap. meetmg airline l.D. reqwremenu. Pre· vent loss & theft! For a personabied tag enclose wallpaper . fabric or "Day Glo" paJ>er & we will back & tnm your ~ Or try two cards back to back. Wa.nchest.er mdJ 12, 12 ga. I~~~~~~~,~ $3t0. WIJ'IChester mdl 12. I · 12Scc Bultaco , nee d ~ work. $100. 539·660H btw11: 8&5PM only tf ,_ .... Were1t.d, ...., ... ~ MOA- day .... .,.. Fridoy, tO:OO AM to 7:30 PM at: supervision & have xlnt --------- skills. I.has PoS will f!lv~ TEACHER-MGM WOIUtATHOME 3n opPty to utilize your II ave P /T pos itions Phooesales. Ught bulbs abi.litiesloU.follest. avail. Req valid Calif CallSJG-~ We otr on xlnl start sat + Elem Teach 'g r rcdent1al Beautiful Yello w Lab Puppies, 6 wits old. S7S. ~ 8045 ••••••••••••••••••••••• fringe beneJits packa,:!r. +approx 9 post .:rod un YARDMAN. re ntal center Int appl are inv to send Jts m I.he nrca or l'dura-has ~ for 2 men , resume incl saJ history & tiun for lhc gifted. Apply mech knowledge helpful "'9~~--Fountain Valle)' School Neat. handwriting nee. JC>JiNsoN &JOHNSON Dis tract. corner ol W~days of(. WJJI train. 600NewportCtr Dr Newland & Talbert St .. 19J>NewportBlvd .CM. 2 yr old f emale. P t Ste 12.95 Npt lkh or~l. E.O 1:: Australian She p. Nds l-:quAI Oppor Emptyr TIACHSt Met c• • rlw n.c. &4G-66156-8pm *Carl's Jr.* 3'29 s. a • •Secretary needed by c.-.., RHI duropractor. typmg. R..t.gelftic .w .. 1, 80'"1:~~ 9 mo Eng/German ed d f ~ Shepherd. all shots. gd Imm nee or r / 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• with kids. Call ~s.569 Readmg Speciahst. Req --------SANCUMeKTE ~~ valld Cahf FJem Teach'g Antique Mwuc Boxes! Free.IOU.ens. credential + nun or t5 SWt.Machines!Clocks! 2Fem .. 1Malc PRICES. $2 ea or 3/S.S •tSt.agsSL60ea. 6/9La&s$1.50ea. 10 or moreJl.40ca. Sales Tax lnch"1ed alga . $240. 00-7710 '-Maple eod t.itbles $5 ea. Rnd Maple co!ree table $35. Slide proj._ It slide holders $35. C02 spr ar gun $20. 8' glass door cabinet S3S Antlq . movie screen. 19:25. $35. 2 giant toy trucks. 1920, SV5 both. 4x8 /\ir Hockey sm.642-mo ~ mower & edger, Waisher & dryer, 10 sJ>(i biJte. 6t6-5848. Spot welder works on J l 0 volts S75 cost $225. Aft 6PM. CashonJy. SEA RAY'S 17' to 30' HARR.ISOM~ SEARAYIOATS 310l ~t Hwy. N.l:S . 631-2547 Mo t o r cycle trai le r . n.rstom built Cor SSO Hon- da. fender. lites. shocks , hoist. $250. 548418()7 Kawasaki KZ7SO. 197G. mint. stoclt. 1300 actual ma.le!I. ~. 673.3577 i1 Hu,,qv. '400 Dirt Ihle'-' Xlnl cond. anel xtrab ~ Aft5pm: 964-3140 i8 Bayliner. :mo Vactona Si.lnbridge. VlfF. many 1961 Triumph 6SO Bon xtras. x.lnt cond. must oeville. MOO. seil. buying larger boat. , ____ 642-__ n_i_o __ 6fS.64lll8 1911 Suxulo. TS 90 lndurn '7G Siu pjack , 24 '. rty Good cond. $2~. Ciill postgrad semester units HUGE SELECTION ~AM only. in area of readul~ instr ...nc-andtor leaminR d1sab1la tRt .. itaHOMI Beautiful meUow spayed l)'. Apply Fount a in l.ri.sb Setter needs good Equal Opply Emplyr SlCRETilY MJ F Temp &s-'iltJllJlt>nt for I\ ~~~~~~~~~ m<M>. Xlnt secr etarial -slulls reqd. no SH. Work NO CARO? Draw your own or send name. addre5s. phorle & we'll make one card per tag. Ad<i~each. bridge. loaded. S!Jp G ·Sl. ,.avts ___ . 900-__ l728 ___ _ Mesa VerdeTeruusJS111tim Dana Harbor. $10,950. Malartto.n. Sal./ Family Membership. ~ ....,jStoracp 9160 Reasonable.~16 ---------••••••••••••-••••••••• RM'S & LVM'S 1n congena~I Nrt Bch RN's & Ll{N's, openangi. R. F.. Ofc. Ca1 Lila. on AM &,.M shlfts. full _833 __ 2000_. _____ _ lime or part lime. Good s tarting s alary. xlnl bendlts. Appl y at f1ag.'lh1p Conv. Center, 466 fo'lagship RJ. N8. 642·~ SICRETARY EXECSECRETARY to mrtrt'g & 11ales dircc· tor. Fashion Isle, fanan· cial srvc's firm . Xlnt. dJvers1Cied oppor. Top sluJls req 'd. 640-0123. SECRETARY ElQ> secy for restaunint. design co. Xlnl benef & working cond . Call 6"-1000. Sales A:1s1stan t M~r. women's clothing ~hop Requires dedicated. mature. 6\abte ~rson Must hi.· k.nowledl(eable . c r e ati ve, & enJo} cuonhnalUlg fine t:uro pean merchandise for our cUentele. Busines~ ~/ Ofc M gr. & as· refe renc•s required s t to .Pres. fo7 young Salary open. Apply tn dyrumuc NB_ design rarm. pe r-son. Apropn~. 29 Must be neXJble & have 1 f'asJuoo lsland. Nrwport girl oCfice ~".·· gOOd Beach lypuig, ~ skills. l!lc bkk 'pg & present an al · SALIS C&.ak tructJvc im age. Refs req. GrogShop. M~I beava1I I~ 8:15-SPM. 645-~. al~&evcs Expin beL9AM·1PM. !Uft wr;ipp1n~ Pl~ rail tar app\ tlctwn s·:ioam 5pm, 6'C>·~10t->.t 52'l SALES SECRETARY 60 Wpm shorthand re· qu i red r o r hi g h teclmolOl!:Y mt!d1cal <'o. tn M.V area ltardwork· Ing and detailed in · dlYldual only :.ippty. Call Susan for an appoint· ment at 561 ·3830. '4diory Forms Discover the wonderful world oC c hl'csc & gourmet roods while earning xtra money ror the holidays Takin f( appl at Hickory Farms,~~~~~~~~~ WestcbCf Plata. 642-0972 ---------l"ashlon Island 640-6030. SALES J.C. PB*fEYS 24 F3Stuon Island. NB now »~lnR a~plica uons ror f'/T Christmas help Must bt: ""utl bPfore De<'. Jst Applv an penon IOam..cpm . ~ton *Secretaries* Legal. R £./Sales Several Gen! Ofc Pos Employers Pay All Fees Uz Reinders Agency ..o2C> Blrch St. Ste 104 Newport Beach. 833·81110 Ca" l'~or Appt/Estsb '64 t.hru Fri. --------Equal ()ppo4-f,mploycr Ml!-' SECRETARY ~~~~~~~~~ ~ta.ndl.ng oppty for a n efficient ~ l9 ioin ~ catttrngdept. Good typlnit & efficiency skills required. Apply 9am. Noon, Moo tbru Fri. Personnel. SALES Join "MAYOR SAM" Ya.TY'S Team at CASH CARD. Permanent Represen · taLives 1nt.erested in hlgh e arnings . C all Mr. Crumi>ton TI4·955/CASR. SALESMAN. llRDWO. MAUIOTI' HOTB. llOO Newport Center Or N~Beach Equal Emplyr ,,. Qua l 1 t y Impo rt e d Sl::CRETARIES hardwood to fur niture trade. F.x.ceptlonal pro· Cn1t~ ftwt u••I duct.. Priced rtabt. As· ..,._, aured t 1.1pply. Mana~e· H.u lou ol]obe itvatlable ment opportunrty 17H > w/many One super com-547~1 panle. 6 tbe)''r e a ll FREEi U )'09 •adt YoUr advf'f"l1$· , .. A 1..055 lDI rnetaat• to rut h ...,,.. mor• J*)ple ., lowrr c ••• ~, ....... coet, Clualfled ls lhr •11•'Y w., to 10 Call Now I 2790 ........ C.M. 8C2..v1I ALL JOBS FREE Valley School Dist ract. G•riH home640--0675 c o rn e r Ne wl a n d & OpenWed.thruSaL d Talbert St . or call JPKetlenng, lrv. 4 mo. ol all black male ~l. E O.E. 1n 4l754-1m =· Housebro ke n Technlclan ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN Callbraffoa Energy rr o d u r t s OIVl.Slon or L.S.l. IS ('Ur renlly seek 1ng an an dJvidual with minimum J years cxpen cnce 1n the Qluy French Commode. Pine hutch. handmade: Pine DR set; Lyre Ta· ble : Call c vs /Sal. 546-1554 23rd Annual Orange Co. MmQUE . SHOW & SAL&- Nov 2nd. 3rd. 4lh. 5lh R e t a il C l e rk s Auditorium 8S50Stant.oo,Buena Prk Hrs 12·9:30 Sun 12·6 calibr3tJon of mdW!tnal * * * • * * * * E}\glulh Spnnger Spaniel. needs good home. Ir.: yard. AKC 646·3420 We have beautiful Salukl male puppy to give lo a good home. 1·213-431·3739 Pupp.es ror gd. homes. Half sc hnauzh er . 7S87'91. ~ Aust. S h e p .. Black. Female. 4)'1'S. loves pco l>lc. Moved, no room ror her . J o h n S t ern. 64().231K) l96S-046 l Fw11iluc 1050 ••••••••••••••••••••••• electncal equipment. A We have just purchased back~rou(ld 1n record a truck load or primitive k~p1ng, troubleshootanit pine ant.Qs from Bangor . and/or maintenance •~ Ma We also have a rew --------- preferred hand painted g l ass **I BUY** bowls. brass kerosene We o fte r uniq ue OP· lamps w/ crystaJ ~ri.sms Good used t'urniturc & portualt1cs for consistent left for lhat Chnstmas Appliances-OR I will personal a nd p r o · giit of a Wellme.Crow's seUorSELLrorVoo. fessional growth within Nest Antiques. 501 N. El MASTERS AUCTION an e.xcellcnt workingen Cama no R eal. (car 646-1616&8ll-4162S vi r o nme nt a t our rallzada> S an Cl em .~~~~~~~~~ beautiful lrv4ne a rea 408-6242.Ckl6edSun. location., plul> co m. • ***• • • • . CA.SH PAID petillvc salaries a nd ---------For gd used furn. anti· c oct1pany be n e Cl ts • AUCTl<>ti' • ques&clrTV's957-8133 Please cont oct o ur Sat..Nov.4.lPMsharp New 6 draw;r dresser Employment Office for European shipment just I •-h db d immediate a~conllden· arrived full or fine Vic· Sl20m rrv0L~"'t Ii inea oa: tlal corwderatJon. \.Orian furn, all "OU\g at · UV' v g rm c rs • w / otto m a n s $7S . ROYAL Send check or mooey or derto: '1LOT P1l1MTIMG P.O. Box 1S60 Costa Mef;a. Ca 92626 PHONEMATE T elephone a n!lwe r ing machrnes w1warr, $79, wtremole, $149. R<>t(er. 750-3791 S1'JLL IN BOX 19 pc st<unless steel wat erless cookwa re . SllO. Save $100 642-1634 COPY MACHINE Copiers HI s pd. late mod .. copre5 anytbmg lak e nu w/su pplies $200.Slm 968-2163 H OUSEFl!L o f f'um1ture 1 Everyt.lung GOOD! 631·2408 WETSU IT. O 'N ea l animal skins. large. brand new S6S. Also Boo t.s. l arge S IO SURF BOARD. 6'6" Rocket F\sh Wlth leash & Ast.ro deck. ralr condi· Uon$3.5. .J 646-721 t q{EMIN DE FER J EANS Discounte d. Adult & chUdren slies. Pleated ~. c:ord!. &.denim Straight leg " nares. Call any day 633-7319/ 'Jl11 · l9116. Offiu Fw ..... & 1, '91n11t eoas ............•••••• ~ .... >Ont new & used ofc rum. plan files. wk benr hes C. E-SUR PLUS 631 ·2777 Exeruti ve d esk an d reclining sW1vel chair. 6 prur. very good 1•ondl· IJOO.co~ble. u.'it.'ful. anracti11e. 646-2076. 1 o;. dal{y. Sl.50/pau-. IBM .omce t ypewriter , Xlnt cond. $150. 841-2848 eves. 1978 Minolta 101 copy mac.tune. $3800 nu, xlnl cond. Expanding co- m ust sell t or $1000 Lesbe. 644-9174 8087 • •••••••••••••••••••••• Pam>t ·Milit.uy Moraw lncld. cage. 57 50. 67> l21.3/558-1034. Lhasa Apso puppies. 6 wks old. AKC reg. $250. 968-8)1!8 IAIY RACCOO .. 9 wks. old S175 646-7643 "'--& °"Jans 8090 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :iULBRANSEN Premiere Organ. Uke oew. Cost ~.Sell $3000. 548·5IT1 )teinway medium s ize Grand Piano. good cond. P. P. $3.'500. 67~4 _, ..... frWI F..nergy Product:o. D1vi8100 low auction prices. S-pr Matching loveseats bdrm eet. 9-pe dining set, avlW. Reblt mattresses: lrg bookcase, armolre-f\Al1 siu16(), Twin sz sss. chest combo, sideboards. Slertli7.ed full I'd.a $45. Cblnua. piano. wash T'Wn sets $35. King sets s tands. hill trees. 165. B & J MATTRESS. dressers. wa rdrobes. Q E. istSt .. Sant.a Ana. CARPET. Blue-like new. Baldwin Acroeon.ic spinet • t.able!>, chairs. brae·&· 54'7-Zli l.50+ yards Make offer beautiful mahogany Leer Siealft-, lltc. Red HHI & t5yer Road Santa Ana. Ca 540-3210 brack + much. much 6.'n·l304 &642-0563 flru.sh. original owner more. ~g polished cotton S795. SM·2028 F,quaJ Opportunity £mployer m1r Jh HS Junior or Senior t.ypes, prefer electroo.lcs with engineering ba~ktround for o>edlcil component manufacturing co. In M.V. ~~!ho can also provide rww work. Call Susan foe" appolntmeot 1t 581-3830. DON'T MISS sda & love. Pecan1caoe BAZAAR. Christmas In OtJR FIRST cd tbls. Qn matt. chest MCXJro at St Michael & BIG AUCTloN bds. xlntcond. 559-5898. All ,\ngcls Church. 3233 ANTIQUESETCtrERA Pacifl<' View Dr. COM. 3blkseutofS.D. Fw Nov. 4, lOA?fl. Craft•, 'T'UeM\eS1atrlramp Chrlstmas dee .. food. 35Q$ Redondo lkh Blvd IQnb. nea market. .In Yukon Square, T~apace saver. 2 chest. ~ N ....... Torrance ~ alJ ual bl · f!W, ~. many 213/53Z-0148 • • w ts. ue ors/lf{'ades, moving, w/green trim, cost $469. MUllSell.548-4466appt. ..... CH 10 I 0 aelJ IUO. "86-6146. ·-•••••-••••••••••••• New. ai:ned.. alyleoak side fallor ·mad~ leather FROHT DAMAGED ~es. Not antique. CaJI Jacket. XhH cond. Jl001>01NT SALE. 3308 ~8998. •ti.t ofr. Call Lin')' or W. Warner nr Harbor, ·-------K.lm1M7-0139 SmtaAna.979-2'1 Sola, Smmona. HJde·a· .BOOKS a ppro• 4 000 TELF.COMMUNICATION CASH PAID bed. qn, lnapn« matt, ha rd •b a c k e : 2 O O CENTER OPERATOR. Wabr /Dryra/Refrlg Herculon. gm, gd cond. Playboys, '50 NaUoo•I Lam to CjJ)ef'ate radio worklftCornot957-8133 1115. '75l.-:10 Ooofnphlc1. 100's of equipment for worldwide Extra long single bed P • P e r b • c k • & cocnmuntcaUona. OP· 'J1Mrmlldor stalnleea au $50/beat otrer J9x80 mquinee. Many cotlec· por1W:lltlea for aldvance· retri1.croM\>otl. \40pd. Superalze.6'4-7243 tor It ems. Inc luding .toent baled on wtlUni· capacity frzr. $200. manutcrtpta. 1st eCW. ne.. to ~xctt. El\li:t ln 54M147. call PM. X&n ftrm dbl bd w/hdbrd. Uons. autographs ai out your Army '°" Telewm· $120. 1.9" cir tv w11t.nd d print. SeU u ooe lot mun i~atlons Center J1.11t moved into town? ti.lr.e nu 1200. 2 match'I cri.>'· P/P. •703&. tO Upright Players & 5000 rolls Jn stock. Carty Player Pianos. 801 W. Baker.5L 'CM..SeB-8906 ~ 1091 ....................... BL'V 'El\I S•~LL 'EM TR.\DF. ··~~1 RE~T ·r.~1 To place your 01d in this ~l~mn call 642-5678 DAILY PILOT Operator. Call today. 1ben iet acqualnted wlUI nlte st.nd.A S2S ea .. Or clnr 540-1028 98U821 tbe ClauHled Ada. pol.lahernuS35.556-8902· F'.V. lbcquet Club. We '-:::::::::::::::::=::=::=::: Bank r e po -'7S 3 6 ' Peccmalcer. sedan. l>P<>rt fisher lW\ll dcisels. rull e!ctrnc & fislung itcar. SubmJt bid.c; to D or A. 3444 Via l..ldo. Newport Beach. 7~1 or4522. surs AVAILAILE Low cost way to own a new boaL Local people ~ partnerl> for new C H R I S C RAFTS & RAn'S Low as SJ9 ptrno. ~ Boat Certter. Call Mr Duke li45 6015 l!iSS Newport .lllvd . C-OSt~ Mesa Xmas boozer CrUJS('r l8' Gla~par cab10 cru1.Ser Wlth trlr 75 OB $3100 64.>-1682 h Plank boat kins diesel. tower . 197llmdrm ~Mohw-Fully setr contamerl (" .encrator. 2 air ronrf r lJOflef"S, roof top at r. TV antenna. CB rad1n AM/i'"M sterro \.ape. hkt new tires & other extra~ too numerous Lo men- uon. Very. very clean Look al Uus one befori: )'OU buy! Call Truman at THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1060 HARBOit BLVD CO!>TA MfSA 1)41·0010 Rent 23' Motor Home Al( xtrL'I S22S per wk. 6< Jll'r rru 846-7255 f\. plank. radio, KO F , 1973 ROAOLIN t:lt <!u' D &-a temp $24.000 Motor Home ltoof ;w 673--0623or00~ Generator. AM fM H track stl'reo Sleeps t. 9050 27.00> mi. ISOOO. 536-364!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Tralerl. TNYff 91 70 :::barter plush 60' or 75' ....................... molOt" yacht, hourly or 26' Conrord. dally 67:>-2172·675-741 I fully self contained loah. Sail 41060 __ S2_.700. 496-Z936 Wo Set-Yiu, Parts ••••••••••••••••••••••• P....,_44'$17K J.24.Cl-"27 Cal-Catalina SfmlMiler'YecMI <7 H) 84&-2'754 (213)588-9'33 1977 23 fl. Vent ure. BeaUWul. Must 3ell Xlnl cond . galley. outboard motor, head, R.O f'. SSSOO. 64S·88SS d.I)~. 9637792ev~ 12' Block Lsland culler . over ~.ooo anveated. Wilt sell for S27.000. louted &n NB. 659-2158. ~ IOATSHOW LOO«BtS Newport 30 · Phase II. Sill. fully equJp'd . xlnt cond. $28 ,000. P .P . 538-48118 Ir Acuuoriff 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r lres • Pair of 12·16 5 mounted on Chev. 8 lui: rims SSS. Pair or 12·16 5 unmounted 1·$10 & 1-$1!1 One 8 ply tott6.S Llre $1~ 842-3379. ....................... 9520 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 46 Doda.e busm~ rourw Xlnt cond S2.000. '.1!1 Edsel ~r. Rang.-r. Good cond. Operat~d daily 12.000. PPIMZ-3048 MO TC '47 very low m1 Ab11oh1te!y s uperb cond Serious offers only. 493-2133 -------hcrwtf a 11 Ill v ...... HlO ... ................... . New 18 ' Cllmtu Cat. "le'l'oyotalonabedtruck w /trlr. $4000 ne w, wlth'1eei>ercamper,lllr , ~ce $2195 or offer. atereo ~aaa. air shock~. 831-4880. 675-~ · SUOO/besl offl!l'. 631-5273 or541H832 n· Catalina. oe. c21. Of· .. --........ ...... ftn. 34' COk>mbla $5500 ""--vnftS t550 Incl NB moortna .... -••••••••••••••••• ~ '13 Scout II, P/B. PIS. 2ft'COLUM81Atll ALomk4V1WNpt &Up Aaktng $12.750 £4Colt Bk.r.67MOOI outo, A/C, '4 x 4, auto. hubs, s>QllHrac, cnu:i.. not UMd off road. V 8 q.~~ 67U1'00<1'87MU8 7'W2$1 ~243$ ,_.,.. ..,_ e..-l way 9'2" ICfa. &' ioVe teat, arn wbai you want tn toftDd just the Item& and tweedt7$pt.1r. Dally PUOl Clualneda Ml'Vicea )'OU need I 6'4-fOIM Mtinberthlp. Value - SlOOO. Sec llOQ. kller F.dna MWinl Machine, Ut\o H No. 4271 Race l.ll)d~'asoc>deond wUJ Pl)' transfer re.. C>M cab&D«. liC·ugs *· equip \rtr, m.lnt coad. att Xlr11. iGeke7 + wenrh as . ._ ~ 1PmfTl.7'1M •1111t / I l I i ]. .. 1 .. T'!?Uf!d!x. Nocstp i. tl7I ...._. ,_,,,... ...._ l•part.d Wot, I A.to., I~ Mfot, UMd A.tcM, UMCI •..•..........••••••••....•..•..........•....•.........•..•• ,. .••.•....................................•.......... ···~··················· 4-...Drtwa 9HO ¥-9170 .._Wula• tlto D1119 t7ZO..... t7ll ~ 9750 VGl&aw..-t77 C1•1c 9tl ,945 ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... ....................... .•...••.. ••.•....... .............•........ . .... ,................ . .................... . IOOGALLOMS 71_~ W'P.PAYTOPDOl,.LAR •DATSUNS• '11 RX2. Oni•l cond •• "'IUtU .• lkonblk. Ap. "15VWSuper BeeUe. xln& 1'74CADIUAC 1973 UMCo&.N CiAs.Rfl fic..'fc»VAN ~;!!WONUHOO~ • Goodmllg.llOO.e'f3.8G23 Pl'IP'ltr ml,INMcar. cond •• lo m1. $2100. cfta-. •'u~I :ul.pped, only "vn.Llor,..· .. ~!"csPSl'IC W.S•c.._ eM11 ~ wtll appreciate ~ ~ _..... aa ~-.. In ~ Of ......... ........_._ •77 r Red W1lh wMe Cllbriol t Padded top. luthcr ln· · <iiiXSa"' .... ' llJQUt't'Vllexlla<'I --Marce4n.... 9740 11 11 or. • OOJo r . 't& VW Bus converted w top A1ld white leather . ttnor. Cull pow~r. rac· cdor ) M!ti. l\rat can Sl\1..ES-LEASINC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 6'711. 759-0808 • bit hill LI wry air coodlUoou1g. lllt 1 =:c:::. IA&mlUtcK PAR'l'SSERVICt: St McrM.id 100 SL re ''7 912.) spd. orittUJal. ~";';"199'e enM.Sl700. hct~:r·3~~ ~~~~'. whul • 1ti:reo, auDHa.rtior Blvd cmUy recood hard lop wx.i. firm. Y....&...o 9772 AM/FM stereo w/tllpc C7119HDB> o.t.Maa WJf.~ conver1lblt1. miw i>alnl ~-~ 644-<&887 •-Y player, till wht>e l & 12988 ·---,- 101 wid lnl ·~ rm radio. ~ 9 7 .._,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••• CJ'W.leconU'OI 1227RXJ>. -ZMStlAR80frll1.VU Evu a"rid wknds . -•• OIANCllCOUMTY ~~999 ····-·····-·•••••••• S..._..10 54M21 l ~ "* ....................... VOLVO ~ m2 Audi 1001..8. chen'y ,..;..;...;:.....;:;..:.:~:...:..::...=.::..:.:::... 111ST DlllVI OUa <'Ond siooo HS·l14t lt6tDAnut4 ·.e..-clDIS .. R EXCLUSIVELYVOLVO """· 8TM.1lt days 1600 aoADSTa l8fZ 220 4 DI. .-;CAil Largest Volvo Dealer NABERS CAOILL AL. AUTO C~NTER . ' .. ' . . - NABERS CACll l AL AUTO CENfER . '.. . ... . . ~ . '• .... . 117ll 8£Aaf Bl.VD '7i Audi, IOOO. l(l"ffn. No lM"11NOTON RL\Cfi ruomy down 1'11ke ovN WW'I bl Llke New' Low mU1111, OFTtm YEAR.. anOrangeCounti! M1111n:w1 9'50 remuva e bardwp •Ir cond 11 more Oood l k BUYorLEASE •••-•• .. ••••-•• ..... ---..o-~rl• 4' more' <tSJ5'm Hurry=~;r.:~f ' P IRECT i6~deVille.lo&ded. ORANOECOU'NTY'S MJ...44)1 PllYrnrnlA WJ):al-211M -----MfU wi:.:llll aM.r.~~ MAJDA~ULT ~~ ~~~l<k ote . .=i:':!cg:.rN "DO.., VIII\. r /S. t•1B. A.1t/F111(, :l50 f\!Ul, auto. '79 lOOU,, atuny dun, wbJa. C'Pl. punc.-1, .-11 owno", 23.000 Q\l:I ttt bat. ~Cf'. \rlr bitch ~---- S3S00/or r 168·8654 ....w t 712 .._.,.__.. 2l50HarborBlvd. ,,_l~J ~i_!•....J li74CoupedeValle.wtute. RAYR.ADllOI 21.001Wbor 81vd .C.M. ~A~M10ESo'A 2025 s. Manchester while leather . 69,000 lJNCOLN·MERCURY ___ '4~5700 --111 Anaheim 750-2011 miles.~.&44-ll.56 UH8AutoCenterDr . llahRoyce 9756 ·7:; Cpe de VIie. im· SDf'wy·LakeFOttStexlt ..••••••••••••••••••••• l S w ed• s h V o I v o maculate. a ll extras. IRVlNE "lDEALERINUS A Mechanic s no w at moonroo r. 40K m 1 ll0-7to0 ~'Wt.nd:I ••••••••••••••••••••••• "l5 Ukvn'<l1-« Ll 'V Pie~ u ••lb G ... M ro t' 11hrll "w bru.11~ & ,!)(.1(-i.J, t eoi.c~lh•nt nwch.1ur111 r0Bd1111111 1 Pn pl) S!lioO. Co&ll di lliC>"7 al\~ ~pm •74CH1YY CHIT .... Super Sh•rv Str-psid W/llU\Om1ttl(' lr•o• JIO~'f bUletl~. a.tr l'OOd t~l ) SlStS!! 4 r.c~ to Cboo.1e Twua4's• "1& Eronollo Owb Wqoo WNln>m ant Too many ut ru l o llat ! •'J05 m-DIO~~ '"13 ~ V8, wbedll & tJnlli, C'Slm Inter • $3750 or bet air m.2082 ----'17 FORD van. Rbll eng New wide Ure$, Cpl tit pa1tehn&. Must sell $Jl001bl1 f44_.7G9 1tCt llpm. 72 Dodge Tradesman van w/83,000 nu Re udy lo build. Rettnl lr8JUIY & brake aerv, 360 v.a chrome Cnlgar mags & Wide tires au the wuy around w/hi JU Cker lk:=-===-rz=::::11 sbocb. AM /FM to.88 & Pione~r s u_pe r tune r wJpower booster & J e nsen t r a·axial speakers. Call su.s:;oo bef7PM. 18711 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-4435 '72 lnl.n1Scout2 Vil .d. runs good. $1395 "19 0»evy Van. Mag wbl.s, ____ 646-_3508..::..:...; ___ 1 white sidewall belled '72 ~ too Ford pick·UP radials, aulo, PS/PB. camper special, air C/C, tinted glass. Under cond, t"ruase control. :.>00 mi. Used only for Original owner, $3250. move from mlctwest. 673-7495 S8200. m-2198, Sam to 7:30pm.. We ma,y ba¥e your next c:.r In our inventor)'. Call \II toda)'! 131·2040 49'"4949 ORAHGI COUNTY•s § Sales&rVice.Leuin,: Row Ccrftr,lllc. RoUaf\oyce BMW 1540 Jamboree Newport Beach 64().&M4- CREVIER ~==~-:;;:;~.;..;· ;.;..·~· Ivan's, 1995 Ha rbor 556-6171 t--------- 1B7U BEACllJJl., o ~ ROY Blvd . C.M 645-1982 "12 Cot Parit 9 pass wag HUNI1NOTON BEACH CARVER il SEO. bm & tan top. Wbtte. rully loaded! 142-4435 ROUS·ROYCE '00 Vt':io~8.f\ nice oond. 93 M reg. gas Xlnt ! ~. 67~161 Sl995P/PS48·224S '73 M~ Waaon. PB. ·~ + '°' 0 Lse. 1976 ~.~iw .. ~. 631·2854 • ~~l'lla:ii~~~I ..,.,., 1 -..-• ...... C o 9t I 7 PS. AC. l cond. Extra MBZ. $240/mo. ~. ....... "74 Volvo 142. Xlnl ~d ............ •••••••••••• folding seal In back. 11:.:.:iii:~ii:iiiiii;;;~;;ll LwaMS-2880. oouo WNDAYS New bres. $3800/bsl ofr. 1972 CHEVY llllZ-197.alt6Pm, '76 290Z. alr.' AM /FM "74 Mer<'edes 280C. lo ml. S.. 9760 499-D& CAMA&O lt76t8CUIY lt4nO UM, mags. x1nt =-=· SS.950. m.2828. ~·~··s···········d········ '6t4 Volvo 122S. Xlnl Automatic. pwr. steer· m1WA(i()M an! Jl2Q0.496-l.833 1.. aab 99 2· r . met. ranaportalaon car. lng, a.lr cond. le only 4 speed transm ission '71 2IM&.. 2 l.olJ8, wbt/red brown. good condition. flOO/ofr. 979-3568 35~ original miles. ractio. beater le luaaage '73 Z40Z. AM /FM, a ir •-tr A/C $ S3S-8l8 • f..,....) L -CODd,mustseU,$3800/bsl w • • etc. 11 ,995 A.llol,UMd ' ·•r . . r a c ... SH AR p . offer.~. 9725 ::,s~m=uJJy re· ~ •• 97 ... 6.SU•··~:·~·u!?!~ ;;;c•••• ......... ;;c;5 MU._:~!! SPECIALs239;ux>. Aat conditiooed. $7250 -___ ................ Mcadafle••'" -··•••••••••••••••.•••• eves 675-6649 In excellent coodilioo & '16 AMC Scortabout Wgn, 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CENTER 1977 ILACK with only 22,1192 miles. air. roo( rack, radial 645-5700 RAT XI /9 'TT 280SE. Show Room (449RF1). ·Price slashed tires. AM/FM. 32,000 ml. I ,l•I I ' • __.... a1r cond Fully equipped. to $2:5BS 646-0681·540-93:52 5 s~. cood .• mag S250C> + T 0 P ~-4128 OHL y $2590 . . wheels & only 24.309 · · · · ·m Rambler6 cyl wag. nu miles. (062535). MG 9742 Mlfade brts, ~d body, ms great MUST SHH! ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mcada/R....tt $550. 847·1962 Mlrade 1969 MOC.GT. Xlot cood. 2.l!iOHarbor Blvd .. c.M. Wdl McadajReMllft $ 2 8 O O I b s t o r r . 645-5700 9910 2l!iO ~~5m700vd .. C. M. ( 2 1 3 ) 4 3 1 · 9 8 9 8 o r r_a,._ot_a-----9-7-65-•••::._•••••k••••••••••••• --<:D4>S46-7922 11 76.,..)'haw • xlnt cond. lo n ••••••••••••••••••••• nu's. sharp car, $3700. llBDll. Over 200 Fiats w choose from plWI an oatstanding selection o( Sports cars al DICK MILLER MOTORS 120WWamer,S.A. MGI , 9744 l&Oft TOU 7141~ ... •••••••••••••••••••• SILLY 'ID MGB-GT, am/fm. nu OUR 't» Le&lbre Buick. A/C, tires, fully res tored TOYOTA. ractio, trans cooler. Trlr $1500/ofr. 536·5064 afl SEE US! bil.cb, Makeofr. 962· 1785 Spm MAR9U1S TOYOTA '72 El«tra limited LTD '&J~oewbreS, brakes le MIS.5IONVIEJO =67~good cood. valves. Must sell or trade 131.zUO 495-1210 for .small truck. $1600 Clwurolet 9920 •••-•••••••••••••••••• t W~ tt5Z ·60coavm& .................... . Origirull pa.Int, interior 'Qt Must. met. blue, caJitonua car. Wh..a. u goodcoodllion. $$00. beuut.1! C603ULB> 646-7800 MUST SU FOil EXCfTEMEMT 1964'h Mustang Convl. Superb Cood. 2nd Owner $4900/olf er &40-2564 .• 'EB Mu:stang Convert. XlJJt cond. PS/ PB. &r cood, n e w lop. Classic . $3650/bltofr. 96W933 ~==z::===:lllim::~ OIJJ t' I 9'55 urru BEACH Rt.VD ....... •••••••••••••••• HUNTlNGTON BEACH 142-4435-·10 El Comino. 350-auw, PS. C r ager s. needs ...._ WCllhd 9590 $' sr & l lOADWAY p&rrt. $l69S. SJS-2831. ••-M•••••••••••••••• SAMTA AMA 'EBFord lhTonauto,Must WEWIUIUY 8353171 See. As k 1 ng $2000 YOUlt DATSUN ''!! u1.no.suE OfltYlH~-c ... HE M'7·2132 77FIATXl9 AJC. Mag Wheels. Clean Only 12.800 ML FuU price $4800. 675-7012. s:&0579 Opet 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. '73 Regal, Orig. Owner '77 Celie a GT Lrtbk, 1.9.SOOml. $3000 black. AM/fi'M cass. 548·5976• A/C. wbls, Pvt Owner . SS700. 754-0345 '()I Bwck Spe<:aal. · Nds muffler $2.50 962·7370 '73 Moot.e Carlo. Landau rod. full pwr, air. am· mac 1n /out. $2000. 831-1177 '73 Olds Omega-4 door. VB. automatic, trans., pwr. steenng & brakes. lllr ('()O(f ., AM I FM stereo tape, only 52.000 miles & in excellenl' condition. C559PHFI. Pr1. pty. SZG>. Call 549-9866 days . ~lm6 PAID FOR OR NOT Y-9570 TOP DOLLAR ••••••••••••••••••••• • • FOi TOP CARS 7 7METALUC IUCKVAH BARWICK OATSUM .... ''I I 1, ' 1' 831·137S 493.3375 WE BUY .. CLEAN CARS &DUCKS •USEDIMW1• 70:m24spd.SR<720CJV) 73Bav-auS/R <5671fJP) 74:m2411pd (8HQ015) 75 <mi Auto.air Od2236 > '763.0siS/R C029RKM> 'Tl Sl>;4sp S/R (017&. a..d•S•dmys '73 Bavaria, blue. 4 spd, surf. am/Cm st.ereo, air, 54,000 mi. xlnl cond. SlllOOO call 640-7382 '70 850 Spyder. Rent eng work. mags, xlnt mpg. ·Gd cond. $1100, afl 5, 96S.ztl6 "76 ta. Sprt, 34K. 5-spd, AM/FM cass .. xlnt cood. WarT.$S400."96-S810 trans.. auto trans. vinyl 10 Toyota Corona.Mark 11 top, reasonable. 581·3610 AfC. sa>O/or best oHer. dys, 497·2362.evs. 548-7322 ~ 9741 ....................... '66 912 Xlnl cood. Must sell this weekend. Best ofr. (7 14 > 893·2411 (213 )592-2665. 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Corolla cmwm. xlnt cood. New extras. Must sell. $1,000. 962-4160 ,....... 9767 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp. Stag mechanic now al Herb's Garage. 1995 Harbor Bl. CM. · 548-6226 9915 ••••••••••••••••••••••• • '73 lmpaia. 4dr. spt. sed. 545·3788 evuangs & auto trans, PS. PH, AC, weekends. AM/FM stereo·Clean. --------- well maint. Xlot cond '73 98 Olds LS. oew radial $1991S.559-5862. 7·11Pm urn. cruise, AM/FM ~ Ul wbl, 6-way pwr "12 Nova. 350 eng, P /S, aeat.s. 1 owner, bile 1n1 P/B. AJC. Best olfer. Pvt ~. 642-3984 pt.y. ~1120 -------- • 'TT Starfi~ V-6, xtrH, m Chev SL Wagon. Neis Mlnl cood. 25,000 mi. some work. Gd st~l $31195~ptya.21666 tram. $150. 673-7134 Orig owner. bouiht new, ~xtremely lo mlles, AM/FM 11tereo, mag wbls. lux Uff, plush caramel carpeling & wood paoeliog, custom windows in back, (all tinted). roof vent, super sharp. $:i8S() (below BC· tual worth>. must sell. Must w Mie! ! Call an 5pm.. wkdys, 645-7857, aft 12 0000 Sat/Sun. 9715 CONNELL ~ ....................... ~ sport coupe, 5 spd. good gas milage. Stereo cass, AM/FM. Nu p8.lllt, Nu tires, CLEAN. 494-7470/'919-3!4 msg. ltnPORSCHE 924COUPE Automatic, stereo. sun· roof & only 14,740 miles! (.231765). Priced to sell at _..,... 9no ••••••••••••••••••••••• "74 conv. stereo tape, xlot ccnd. 36.000 mi. • PURCHASE OR LEASE YOUR NEW 1979 CADILLAC a. ttlw 9925 '':!~·~~ ~~· ;:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• SJ).7861 . ...;;,,.; _______ _ CHEVROLET 74 v~. auto. A/C, sunrf, 2828 Harbor Blvd. new painL $2A50. "76 Sold nu 71. 124 spy, conv. Only 16M, mags, AM/FM, 8 Trk.. Red/· Beige Mint _cood. $5600. 644-4018 or 549-3915. 752.:;ms 1976C .. YSUR ..WO 9957 ~~ ...................... . COSTA M ESA 7~ OM.Y$1'75 Mitode Mdlda/ ....... 2lSO Harbor Blvd., C.M. 645-5700 70 H().WIHOOW 2 or . Hat d t 0 p . '72 Pint.o~tcbbk. btfl Aulomal1c. AM /FM caod. 81,uw Dll, safely 5'tte0, (actor)' W cood.. ooovm.ed. $1375/bsl ofr. 7 6CHEYltOLET ___ 546--=-_1_2_0_0 __ '74 Capri V6. AM I FM 11ter, new Michelins, COMl'"8US Like New ! Panama brown, radial tares. (l3459$) SUlfBVAH Automatic, A M /FM stereo tape, pwr. steer· ing, h i-back seal s , special paint. Cruise COD· lrol. pop.top roof. awt. gas laoks, Tacoma wbeela & low miles. Lie. JB83754Ser. P3247. $5477 THEODORE ROBINS FORD '2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA Mf!.A 64'2 ·0010 74FORD 300 -ETOP VAH COMVBSIOH Dual air, automatic tram., power steering, stereo. FuUy self COO· lained.. (89630) $5495 l2 Varu w Choose 187ll B CH BLVD. HUN'J.1.NGTON BEACH 142-4415 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Used Car Mgr 540-5630 1011\SO\ ,\ ~o,· • LINCOL N ·Mf.~CURY 2626 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA MESA WEIUY · USIDCARS! We'te lhe new Chevrolet dealership in the Irvine Auto Cenler. We need your used car! JOE tGCPHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Cent.er Drive fRVlNE 768-7222 WANTED! Late model Toyota&, Volvoe, Pickups & Vans. Call U1 t.odiq I Alltot.Mew 9100..,....Mew ............................................. 1979 MAZDA BONANZA!!! AMERICA'S tl01TEST SELLING SPORTSCAR NOWIN STOCK OUR BRA~O NEW ,979 MODEL: THE GLC WAGON S21D). 840-4034 -Hmda 97Z7 ~ 9720 ··'!···················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Meiw 7, l'76DATSUM 2IOZ 4 s peed, air cond., AM/FM slereo, m a g wheels le only 39..!.000 miles. C972NPE). :sale priced at HONDA Cars MA.MY ToCIHP•"-f UNIVERSITY . OW11 ablt Ha.dm C... .. GMC Trds 2850Ha.rbor Blvd. 7 4PORSCHE 91 l Red in color. 5 speed, al. Joys , new lir es . SHARP! I (03069) Niced to Sel! PriucltoW! 15 Buses to Choose MOW! • 1.8711 BEACH BLVD. '78 Sdn de Ville de pwr. sieering Ji. brakes, _ .. _91_72 _____ _ pwr.seal (splJU & wio· "'1 ' '960 dows. vtnyl roof. cruise ·-... ••••••• .. •••••••• coolrol & sharp! Lie ·73 Scamp Plymouth. ~SUt . 35.2. A/C, PS/PB. radio. Auto $419' trans. $1450. 496-6829 eves. THEODORE ROBINS FORD 101.0 HARB05' Bl VO CO'>TA MlSA b47 0010 llallllNoc 9965 ....................... 1971 POMTlAC Filebild&prit OM.Y$6510 Milodt Made/a .... 2150Harbor Blvd., C.M. 64~5700 Cost.a Mesa 540-9640 HUNTINGTON BEACH Elegaote. Sunrf. fully MJ-4435 lolded. Sl.2,000/or lake '69 New Yorke r, full Automatic. pwr. win- dows, air C'OOd.. stereo and "T ·Top ". In sboyroom condiUon ! (9158.1 ). '78 Honda Accord. 5 spd, 5 yr wmly, AM/FM, 650 ml. $lil250. PP. 645-9998 eves "12 VW Super 8eetle, new k ==m::==-ri=:::J paint. new tires, AM I FM over Ille. 49M877 power, A/C. Superb ride. •DRIVEA* •UTILE-* SAVE A LOT SHOP&COMPARE BARWICK DATSUN ' 1' ' •, ,. 831-137S49J.Jl7S ~e need w buy clean Datsun used cars" $Wall Pay Top Dollar$ COSTA MESA DA TSU~ 2MSHARBOR BLVD. 540-64 t 0 540.0213 772IO% Low mileage car w/sUck. gold exterior wilb while lnlerlor. (86SSDJ) PrbdtoWI 3Z'stoCboose 1975HOHDA CYCC4SPEED Equipment Includes AM/FM, rallye wheels. Likenew! (31.9NBYl. $2699 NABERS CADILLAL AUTO CENTER ' •II• 'I Y• I \. , "' """i'• '76 Hatchback, AC, AM/FM c:uaeue, $2700. 48).3818 ....... '9730. 187UBEACHBLVD. cass . s ter eo. s nrr. HUNTINGTON BEACH S250C)/offer. ~511J 142-4435 '621AJAIUG '64 356 SC Xlnl cood. Pie· New rebll eng. Hot 1650 ture in Oct. New Worlds ·---1 8 tr ck CC, SUUIVUl, 8,CK cass. Mag. Musl Sell! 551-4S32 4 20 en. 11plas. Cherry! and~7 Must See! $1500 or best. 74 POltSCHE 546-9215ask ror Ed 914 Black on tilaclt buuty! A super car wilb alloys, new rubber, much more I PricH to Sel! '72 V.W. Bug mint cood. $1995 or best orrer 61ll_....or675-0092 1.900 VW Dbl Cab, good cood, new trans. brks, best olfer. 642-0922 dys- "78 Sdroceo. Pearl, auw. (act. air. FM ca.ss. Lk nu, 7K ml. $6500. 646-2625 ....................... "75 XJ12C, $9770. Elegant, •'73 Thing, Perfect cond. wbite/blk ltbr lnter, lllnt Guages. roll bar. mecb. cond, lo mi. 646-4848, 11J7U BEACH BLVD. x1nl. PJOO: MJ.1971 f>15..l25I HUNTINGTON BEACH '71 Squareback, AMtFM Expel' Jag mechanic now 142-4435 cass, 1 ownr, xlnt cood. at Herb's Garage. 1995 "719141.7.S&OOOfirm. XJnt ~ .. ~. c~c!71l 5pm Harbor Bl, CM. 548.Q26 ~. Orange/bllt inlr. ..~., .....,._,,, n~XJ12wbit.ewitblan Days Sam lo 2pm . lmVW.$1S50.Xlntcood. inL ~ 5 mo. lefl oo 542-7636 Garage maintained. New unlimlled mileage Cac. '70 9l4. Eng & trans rblt. radials, orig. owner. wmty. <Actual mileage New llres. N'lis body 5Sl~a1t 5. jtasi over 7000) All reg. Jag. features+ AM /FM wod.496-0942 '76 VW Bug. mint cond, lBlll BEACH BLVD. 111.ereo A _ .. ca.ss. tano, AM/F M casa., see & HUNTINGTON BEACH ...... ..-'65 356C Xlnl cood. new MZ-4435 custom str. wheel. Take shocks. Chrome wbl~, d r Ive to a ppr e c . over be. or purchase. prvpty~,000661-1779 $4850/olr. 494-1886 wire wbls, AM/FM ta-, ..,.... ....., "' ~ Low miles: $3900 or besl 1961 CADILLAC SIDANDEVIW Padded top, full power. f act.ory air coodit.Jortmg. tilt, wheel, AM t FM s ter eo le ALL ORIOINAL ! MUST SEE I (ZBCl.37 > $1995 NABERS CADIUAC AUTO CENTER 1 •• ! , \ UI j, • , .., ,, "' , ... , .. ----uns F1eetwood Brougham Beaut ll&XW')' car in xlot cood. $8100. Lido Isle 673-5804 1972 CADILLAC COWIDEvtW Laodau top, full power, full leather inle rlor, AM/FM stereo w/tape pl•yer, Wl wheel and factoey air cooditiorung. (~) $2999 r NABERS CADILl.AL AUTO CENTER . . t A• I ... W • ' • • •• I ... •• AWt•• S6SO M'T-4084 72 New Yorker. 2 d.r. HT. Jl1ra sharp, loaded Eves. 641MQ2, $1750 .. OMLYS7495 HOWAID C1Miw1 old Dove" Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH 9tl 2 133-0555 ....................... 1---------?6 RIEllU Vet "7S Burg/Olk leather. T top. Air. AM/FM. ex· lras. $8200. 522·2301 days/675-4986 eve. CoRTEI IE POWERED Dat8l.n lMOZ, Muncie 4 spd. Hurst shift. cuswm paiol, rlares, See lo FOIMl'....A 400 Aulomatic traosmisaion, po~er sleeriog, air cooit., lormwa striping, rallyes, atereo. (7U'lWK) Prk.edTo bebeve! ,_ _________ _, S'/'000 998-1594 DodlJt 9935 ••••••••••••••••••••••• t owner um Cott, good car. Make olJer. After S, l'*-'==-~=:::J1iiilr:r:::::-.::J 21J/4.11·1254 18711 BEACH BLVD. i4 Coll station wagon aut. HUNTINGTON BEACH auto tram. low ml. good 142-4435 cond . Owne r must sacrific e. Prv Ply 19'10 Grao Prhl "J'._ air. 961H~95 Sl .ooo. 75 l ·511 1 or £--I 54S-6274 evstwknds .....v 9'40 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 Ventura. V-6, a/f:, .~~PHIL ~--Landau nawless. ~FQALQto.,IGD 197SPOMTIAC ASTU4SPHD COUPE Power steenng, power brakes. a1r coodllioDJ.Dg, radio a on_ly 25.ooo miles! !MSMCC > '7S 2IKrl 2+2. 2.S.000 mi. ~.~ bet ween , ... _ 'C'J c..-A·•-, Su~r '7S VW BUS. Xlnl cood. ...-..__ 90 motor, two t.op8. as airT minl cood. $7600. -,.A ... !7-U ~ scored for dfer-2b5'2·2WUv msa. '76 Seville, a beauUrul car. llbr lot. AC, cruise. aiereo-tape, all the autO appoi.ot.meots. Xlnl cood' tmmae. -Prieed to.M!I ~1--11--Slttt 831-1177 ;-;·~~··••• years. SS.WO, 536-41312, '71 Super Beetle. new eng, '75 280Z. 5upet-coadWon at ifft..b• G '; '71 Vll·T Poncbe. Whltil-AM!FM, Xlnt cond . "85() PP. 673-3386 '----~-... .. ~·-a...-o...-,._ fd oeded. Alit/FM 1tereo 1Wbor.: C~ new paint, new tires, $1800. SSS80eves. 1'72 CADILLAC ..... --~ ,_ NABER<.> CADILLAC AUTO CENTER 8 track. '8000· Pvt pty. ' · map, air. rblt eng le • VW van. New paint. 6"-1.130 '74 J ei:uen Healy , SHARP. $8500 firm. new eng, radio. Xlol '75 DatMan Wagon. GOO'· 8 a b • m a Y e I l ow , l m-01525,al\ 5 fr wknds cqnd. 49'7·1997 TA SELL. New one eom· :::&:· 4 apd •. $4900. _1_..-_UMO_. ____ _ '76 VW bug. AM I P'M , Mall. Lo Lo XU.. Mint. 4IM-3979 tng-euto, A/C., 2Smpg, '719UTTARGA new mufller. xlnt cood. .......... 9735 5apd. imp~ many $2195/Mt. '92·$321 art •••••-•••••••••••••• ldr'M. llllOO 4Pm-'71 KARMANN GHIA xlnl --------concl. new pat, r~als '72 91'41.ll good cood. 83HM1 Dime Buagy, street leeal. lleyen 16.nx. 9800. 875-0289 $HSOm'6559 evea. Call 'ebb Jefr. For Sale: J.t70 VW Bug, '84 Cabriolet Conv .. muat su n r o o l , g r e a l ..... 9731 5B>AHDIV1UI Padded top, leather ln· teri«. full ~. fac· torY air coodWoalng, Wt w h ee l & s t ereo . Sharp! (789FVY >. $2999 NAUER5 C Al.XU AC AJ. fTO CEITTER t •• o U 6 .. I • I • "'' • ----....................... mirac l e mazda Mil thia wk. Red/blk lnt. tranaport.uon car. l!:x· "1& Coupe de Ville loaded. Riin1 Ok but needs cellmt mecba.nlcal COO• primo c:iood. Mual tell' rtltorlna. AatlDI pm, diUoo. Alk.lng $1100/~t ~ . , r ~ ..._ '4M700 • 648.-o di«. da,ys 645-llOO, evee. · '75 P<ncbe 914, 5 "'·• 2 m..ie. AIU or Glfta. • Eldorado veiy very .,. clean. Would consider lltn, map, Brown, Alk· "1 VW camper POP-tc>P. van In trade. 1572 lnc tow blue book. PP fOOdens,bodyodtWolk, Newport Blwd. c M S. 72'71 9100, IQ.5IC7, MMCM0 Bob \ '73 Ford Comet. new Ura lcsboc:ts, AM/FM. $1000. or best. 963-1621 al\ 5. "13 LTD Qitry Sq. Wgn, 9-pua, stereo. A/C. Pi S. P/Br. t2100 or bsl ofr, Orig ownr. Al\ 6 PM. tG-UIOll . . .. . . --- '71 Cata.Jina, l owner, A/C>< Atr, very clean, oewtlres, xlnt cond .. eeUte. $1400. 144-Uta af\ &PM .. '72 Wqon. Class 3 hltch, 't;t Pont. Convert, V-8, alr sbocll:a, cruz controt. wire wbla, rare model Sl<XiO/otr. 642·21.54. • l.l!t needa body •engine -------. --Wink. Asking UOO • '73 LTD. 4 dr, A /C, 8&-0178 AM /FM stereo, nt w •y--------- titts. dark brown. Xlnt 991 H74 cood. Asllinl ll795 Aft $ ••••• .. •••••••••••••••• ftM.ndal4()..5228 uns Veca b-bactt. Uke nu. low 23,000 mi, auto AIC, tilt "71Ford 4clr, mlJeage, wheel. P/P, CdM. $2475. 1 owner, xbi& cond. Best Days '30·0890; eve&/ oer.e.al8 wMocSIM-21177. '. 7 J. , I I ( I t 1mtington Beach Fountain Valley EDITION -.. I I Afternoon N.Y. Stocks VOL. 11 NO 306 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGE~ ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORl')llA THURSDAY, NOVEMBtR 2, 1978 TEN CE NTS Probes Voter 'Registration Fraud' 6 ' t.'.fl\ t.R \~\11.t •. <'h.a ll rna"d "u ~t•n1fl r ant Olson said he would estimate Cf .... "'"''• ...... "•" b .. f lh d bo 7 of h ·'-f h l· o1 ,111>:t c11unl\ ll"tnrt num ('r o e pc>stcur rt•tc a ut ~ percent t e q""'s · \ 111trlltlON1 t1ooablc re§t1stralions cam e 1 ~'"111'' ' 1•ff11•1• h,i 0 1i.·rwcl 1n Rl•11111trar of Voter& Olabn said from those circulating in the reg- ' h' •'' 11 i.: 111"" 1"10 J II•' lo!' cl ht• h ' questlont-d rouahly 400 1strauon drive Wlth an eye to fl .iuduli·t1I '''11'1 r••..:1'tr.itaun po~trard reg111trut1on¥ on lht' p1ck1ng up Democratic affilia· po-.11.1t1h 11arrw taons minutt· I'••· 1 "°1111'11 ri ·~· tr •1'11111 n·~111tc•rt'd art' not tn (act real "But I would s ay about as per· llraH· 1'' "'" "''1' ''' hoth nluJor ix•rs(>n' rent o ( the registrations we're 1"'11t!i.t11"1r111·' At th~ irnme llme. Olson said. que:.t 1on1n g invo l ve the \t l'11nll1~ Ill l>l'IJUI\ n1,1m•\ there art-about 1,000 postr ard Rt•publtcan drive." Olson said. Al Io r 11 ,. \' \\ 1111 J m t-•, .111... rt'gli.t rat tons that indicate the Olson sajd that has office is Ht·~1~tr,1r ol \ "'"'' \I 01..,.111 "·" afril wtl'd pl.lrt) "a~ t•hangt!d :.end:.mg letter:. to postcard reg· ~~~~~~~~~~~._;;;;~~~~~~__;:.;._~~~-.:...~~~~~ i s 't r a n t s co n r I r m i n g t h e i r afiUations. He added that those who reg. ister ed properly in the postcard drive wiU have no difficulty vot· ing next week but i( there is a question as lo their party affilia· Lion it could possibly pose a prob- 1 e m in the 1980 primary ele<:lion. Evans said first indications ar e that young people paid 50 rents a registration apparently turned in' cards containing fi r· titious names and addressel>. There is no indication that leaders of either the Republican or De mocratic parties have participated in the a lleged fraudulent registrations . E vans said it is likely that the party regulars who paid 50 <.'ents per registration turned tn by the: young people were "rapped off'' In paying for the apparently fic titious registratio ns. those Take Val~d at $197,000 who s helled out the money from party campaign coffer s thdn"t rect>1ve what they parcl •for . vot<.'r~ ehg1bll· to vote tn next ~eek 's itencral t>lect1on. E vans said the tampcnnR with voter rc,g1strat1on 1s a· ~cnolll felony orrcn~e a nd noted the un controlll'<I •~suing of n•g1str'1l1on post eard~ op<.'n~ itself to poss1· ble fraudulent practices "You've Jpparently got kids CStt FRAUD, Page A2 I • Valley Men Held In Mesa Hash Bust Two Fountain Va lley m en and a recent Immigrant were arrest- ed Wednesday by Costa Mesa police in connection with the air freight arnval of packages that offic ers allegl' contained an c•s lim ated $197 .000 worth o f hashish. i , .•• j~\j~~ About 22 poonds of the conren· trated cannabis were discovered in the false bottom s of two packages that arriv e d in Chi<.'ago from Beirut. Lebanon, according to Sgt Gary Webster I i I. o.lty ,., ... SWft ,._ SOME MEMBERS OF AUDIENCE Al" PROPOSITlON 8 DEBATE SAY IT WITH SIGNS In Garden Grove, Milk Versus Briggs Draws About 300 on Both Sid•• of the F~nce 52 Killed In Pipeline Explosion Mt-:x 1co (')TY l /\P l " na tural ~s pqwl1nt• ruptorc•d <1nd st·nt a hui:t· firl'trnll roaring through u pl'lrnlc·um "'orkc·rs' compound "' soultwrn Mt•x1co lall' Weclnt•s da). k i lling 52 pt•rso11.;, offu·i;il' of lh1· national l)l'lrolt·um <:omii.rn~ f>t:mc•x n · porll'cl todav l't•mt"' spokt•s m:1n M1~u c•I Tnm.1~'1r11 s.i1cl <!I otht·r pc:rsons wc·n· hosp1t:ah1ed "'1th hurns . lie S<ml th1• p1pt'. th(· m a,or hm· la nktng l't·m1•\ ru·lc1s lll'ar Ver J c·ru1 "1 lh ~h·\l t'fl City. h rokt· .11 ,1houl 11 :m r' m . leak· ing g.is th.it hurst 111111 flames "hr·n 11 rt•Jt'ht·d I ht· nl'arhv I' l'l r o 1 c• um CJ mp San<.' h e.z M a~allanr-. Briggs, Milk-Draw Mixed Reactions "Ca n bisexuals teach part ti m e in schoQls'?" one young m a n asked state Sen. John Briggs near the· close of his de· hate on Proposition 6 Wedncs· clay night with San Franci:.co County Supervisor Har vey Milk. If the senator replied. his ans we r was drowned out by the Jeers. boos. a pplause a nd laughter that followed the que!>· !Ion It was that kind or a night in Garden Grove When the raucus. -:'160·minute debate before a mixed a udience 1n Garden Grove's Community Center was over. the 300 or so partisans went home. apparent ly without <.'han~ing their sexual preferences or their beliefs about Proposition 6. Al one point during the ques· lion and a nswer pe riod that followed the debate. moderator Doris Enderle of Huntington Beach, president of the sponsor- ing Pro.f a m ily Coal ition . chastised the noisy c rowd. "You people are not asking questions," she yelled. "You are giving talks Do you know what a question is'?" BTiggs and Milk. an avowed homosexual. have debated several times in t he San Fran· cisco area on Proposition 6. the a 11lt ·homosexual teacher in- itiative author ed by Briggs . Wednesday's debate was their firs{ in Orange County. <Stt BRIGGS, Page·A2) lligh nyinp, Chris Collnski of the Fountain Vall ey Roadrunners shows a vigorous if high soccer ktck as opponents Jarrold Epps ctcru und Robert Jacaquette of the Spirits close In. Boys are l'mong 3&,QOO Oran~e Coast youngsters who play in American Youth Soccer Organization. To see more of them in action. tak~ look at Page D·l. . ' The packages ulso <.'ontained oriental brass ornaments and were addr~sed to a Costa Mesa business whe re one of the men 1s employed. U.S . CUst~ms f nd Drug Bn- forrement agents contacted Costa Mesa investigators before resealing lhe packages a nd al· lowing them to be forwa rded to Los Anl{el es Internation a l Airport. There. police and Los Angeles County Sheriffs w~ited Wednes- d ay afternoon for someone to claim the packages. Sgt. Webster said Kourken Ke· jak e h yaye n . 39. o f 18735 Brookhurt St .. Fountain Valley, signed for the packages about 1: 30 p. m. and drove orr with a co m panion . 33 ·year ·old Mohammed Nairn Najm, of the s.'lme .address. Police claim the two men tned a series o f tric k y driving maneuvers but were unaware tha t they were bemg watched from the air by police in the Costa Mesa helicopte r. Sgt. Webster said. The men were trailed to their Fo untain Valley apartme nt, al· lowed to open the packages. then arrested shortl)' after they left the apartment in their car. Poli<.'e said the hashish was re· covered in the car. 0•1h P1tot 4it.t1 P'Mtto Also taken into custody at the apart m e nt wa s W akin NikoghosyaghJian. 33. who ar· rived in the U.S. this week from lhe M Idelle East. MESA POLICE SGT. LARRY r JERSCH CHECKS HASH STASH From Lebanon in False Br 1ttom1 of Packages, Police Say All three men were booked at Cos ta Mesa c ity Jail on possessiqn of drugs for sale Baal was set ak $5.000 each KeJal<ehyayen posted bail to· day and 1s now free awaatmi; ar· ra1gnment Sgt Webs ter noted that • .t rost nea rly $1,000 in shipping r .hargcs 140 Days in Spaee Cos'monauts R1eturn Sa/ ely to Earth MOSCOW <API -Two Soviet cosmo,nauls returned to Earth today after a record 140 days an space, Tass said The Soviet news agency said a relimlna ry medical checkup Showe<! commander Vladimir Kovalenok and Olghl engineer Alexander lva nchenkov ha d withstood the long orbital flight well. . On Wedn esd ay. th e cos monaut.S described their spaC' e adventure "a difficult. long ._,ld interesting flight." Kovalenok and lvancheD'i<ov made the remark on the ev~ nlng TV news In their final browdcast rro m space to Russian vlev,ers. Tass said the cosm'Onauts finished packing the StJyw: 31 capsule that would tal.<e them home a.ad started to d'eacUvate the systems In the orbiting Salyut 6 space staUen Wednes· day. Their fight broke the s pace endura~e record set June l7 by two other Russt.an cosmonauts -In the same craft -on a pre. vlous ,rugtit that endedt. earlier this nar. ' t • -The US. record as 84 days. set four years ago by a:.tronaut~ Ger·atd Carr. Edward Gibson anlJ William Pogue aboard S lf.y lab 4 Am erica has not 111unched a manned space night -since 1975. · Kovalenok and fvanchenkov set a nother record AuJ? 2. loA ging enough time to put the So-· viel Union ahead of an Ame n can record of 937.6 tota l man·days m space. The two were la unched June 16 a b oard th e Soy u z 29 spacecraft. which linked up the next day with the or biting s ta· lion. Weste rn diplom atic sources say the Russians are pursuing extended space nights to get ru11 use out of their orbiting space station and to record the effects of prolonged weightlessness on the tiuman body • ~ass said the pair condu<.'ted ext ensJve biological and m edical tests. s nappell hundreds o f photos of the Earth·~ surf ace a nd tested metal alloys forged in space. to have• 1h1· pac·k;1¢1•-. m a •l<'rl from B(•1rut Tht' 11rn<Jml·nh 111 ..,,dl' the· pack,1g1''-\\t'rt' mt·rt'I~ trinkets Elvis" Dad Home MEMPlllS.Tt'nn l !\['1 Thi· late El va~ Prpsll'y·-. fi~ vear nlrl f.11 h l' r . V 1• r no i1 ha ~ b 1 t' n rt'lt'asc'pal a l JHt•r trt.·almt·nt lor .1 ht•arl a ilment suHen•<I IJ..,t ''t'l'k Ill' n•turnl'd homl· toda) orang1j co""' be 4 --. _:JOE 7' ~ '\'entber Mo-.tly -;unny f'nday . hut low rloudine-.s t'arl) m orntnJ! hour" ll1ghs 72 to 76 Lows 52 to 57 I NSIDE TODt\ Y A11trology. lht• anc11·n1 art that studies the> l1t'a11e11:;' in//uf'nct• on human llV•'.~. as llltll uwUX"d unth skepticism bl/ mam1 Rut a San Juan C n p 1 s t r a n 11 pa 1 r t o k 1• o i.trology seriously Pag1' Al2 All t111«,..111 .... Cl Cl Al'l'..,t~l<lt c ....... --L M l •Y• lol\11••1• Cauter"•• CluUlttf C•mict CJ An11 L•-n "' ~ ... , ... , M11111a1,_ AJ Nalletial ,...,. 01.-o. ... ,. c_, '4 hi•••....,~ c;.t '-" Ck M ... ... ., c .. u ...... Dealll H•ll<et llf1t.na1,._ ••Wf'V•--h•llWlllCI -K ... A• SleO Ma-"4 r. ....... ... Ck Tl• .. cen Ct J Wetlillff CJ .,., ......... I' I 81 Cl cs.. :.: I ' . ,. • AZ OAIL v PILO r School Swffers Df'~p1te boo:.tt.•d poh<'t' patmla, J north nun Ii n.: ton Bt·.if h pllr(H'h111I \l'honl 1~ f.1r.-d wtth mounllnR h1!\"''' lrom mallr1 dt>fltJ'u ctioo tu <'lat.anxtm' 1uld tbc thrlt of St. In pro~.rt)' from .1 rmdt of hrt•11kln' 1h•t '\ l'<H th-brt·" i\1 .id, m' Prlnf 1pal lv.sn l.c·rntr ,.mt ht• tx>ll n 1' nc•1jthhorhood h~·n •1tl'r art" to bin mt· for thf' 'undRll'lm .111d hur.:lun''' JI thl" 'l<'hool fnmll'r h Cook F.lf'mt'lll O'\I"'\' ~hool Polin• Capt litil P:" n1 · '·"' ''' h't'n .ll{~l"l'i haw t'N>t·n fltn",l1~t '''('("nl ly •n 1•nnnN·t1on "11 h hrt' tcmK .11 Ith' .1<'ttdt-m)'. I Hot Wtllo" l..lnt" • llut "ht•n pt•llN' hut <trH1 ".111 ,'(f l.1:st :-..tumn} nt~ht for th~ vu nd 1111 tu .trn \ c• no 110,· 'h' '" t-d up unttl lht· 111fu·1·1' lt•f1 Child Po nw JtUwFigure COmrni tte d A Lo!. An~clc~ man who .td m1lt1.•d to part1Mpatrng 1n a child pro:.t1Lullon ring with alleged links m Huntln~on Beach \\as declared a m entally disordered sex offetide r Wednesday and :.cntenced to f1v"' year:. in Patton Sta le Hosp1tul. Thoma., N. Leberto. 34, was se ntenced by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Phillip Newman Leberto was one of ninf aien Jndlded J>g the Los Angeles County Grand Jury for operating a ''stabl~" of child pr ostitutes involving some children as young as four years old. Anoth er s us pec t . Robin P'redetick Garret, 58, of 1314 Palm Av<'.. Huntington Beach, "nteTed a guilty pica Tuesday in the same l'OUrt to cha rges he molf'stro two sm all girts. Garret, o wner of a Costa M~a ('O n st r uction firm. repMtedly has agreed to testify against other men under indictment He remains fr'<'e on $50,000 ball pending a Jan 22 hearing to de- termine whether he ~hould be declart"d a mentally disordered sex ommaer Birdnapper Gets Prize A cO<'kato6 valued at $850 was stolen from a Huntington Beach pt't shop Wednesday. p()lice s aid today A burglar a pparently .cJimbed through the cl'iling of Desiree's Plants and· Pets Shop. 19~00 Beach Blvd .. and nittde off with the Wh1le and ye11<1W bitd with li"ht blue mar1<\11g's around jts eyes. The theft of tttc exotic bil"d took place somotrme ' between shop closing time at 6: ts p.m. Tuesday and 10: 15 a .in. Wednes- day. police said. Couple Keep• Dead Infant BATON ROUGE. La. I AP) /\ couple gnl'f·s tnckcn over the rfeath of their seven-month-old son rdu~cd lo report the buby's death and instead prayed con- :.t:rntly that thl! child be revived by \.od. authorities said An anonymou~ phone lip M:nt poli ce offi cers to the home of Louis and Kt•vl n Greenup on Tuesday. a day after the baby died . They talked the couple into giving up the body . Greenup said they planned to pray until mjdnlRht Tuesday for their son lo l"('vive and then call authorities. OAANOE COAST L ·\t DAILY PILOT f't\f> Of'...,.., C-\t 0 1H1' P1lot ,it '" 'llllWfff<f\ ·~ t)t,..cj,N-f.f,~ PU 1\\ l'.0-,,t)fo·~byftwt '""<J" C.o.t'\t Pvott\.ftl~CO"nt-"• ~ .,.. ~., .. =-~"'J;'-=.~~~'=.~:°' :~ ~~· •••" V•lff''t 1r.,"n' \ t()dl,.,,,. ... 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W /":~\tllr;~""' :=o.ctt11 ... )~flft "°«J • , s.i.""'•oo ,........, Telephone {714)142-4111 Claalllfled Advenltlng W.11118 legllfte ..._Ml OepemNnt1· , ... ~ . ..._ ....... $A•\. ..... ~ .... ~~ Ii~''"" :said u cllt.alUoom wa. cftom11lhht•d with <h•sk:-; ovl·r tum<·d and dumatt· c:ihnlal1-d nt S!l 400 It wtl-" tho fow1h U•c ti* mon1 ta the 31'..wdNlll M4t<Mn'1y v. as uttoC'kt'd ~ btcalrlne oe l'urn-d 1n Au~u1'l und unother 1n M "' l·h . 11olu:1: rt·1>C:>rtt-d 1.~u1t vnr. i.m alt untmatt ~ucf\ J" durb and n bbtta ~re killed .ind lnJun<d durtni.: i1 breMkin ~nm(• :11"11 nu1I~ Wt•r e' found • 'kt>Wf'rt'd wtth .in ll't>Pfrk ," I .t'Tn<'r s md Rf"'lfJC,IOln Jt'Wdr y , \odl pop ,111(j fWfTY ('lt'h art' .1mOnK thl' moi.t c-ommtin tl{•m !I t..ikeo by t ht-bur.:tar.. I t-rn,·r .ind Pllynt' do not t~ll"''•' tht· br~klns h&vl' r~· hginu!I rrvm~ Hut the !\l'hool print 1.il itdm1ttt' School District Before the d1s- lnct vacated tht(~ampus due to dechmng enrollmn thn·e year.; ago: nuwwrous ineideAls or van •• dattsm we re reported , police :.atd Be~·au:st tht• school 1~ sur· rounded by cul de -i.ac ty pe i.t rcc t:., poltce patrols must drive past the city limit:; mt-0 Wes t m ins t er to patr ol t ile school- Ler n e r <eti eves the neighborhood youths who attack the academy come from hom~ headed by "neglectful parents ·· "We have talked to the par ents but they recilly don't care:· the principal said. "It's doggone frustrating,"· he-added. L.ernerdis<!us.sed lbe pos. s i bi I it y of hi rt n g p t tv a t e seeunty goard1:1. Police believe increased lighting around the school would a lso help. "We're not going to t a ke this uny mbre." Lerner said. A-e.Page A J BRl«GS ... His debate chattenger was ad· milted homosexua l Harvl'Y M'lk. a San Francisco County supervisor. M'Hk. in his t hird public square-off with Briggs. con tended the measure is a "mis· gul~ed. confused. dQngel"'Ou, ·de· cei-tful, frightening and un· American a ttack o n basic rights."' Briggs. argued that the in· 1tiative wauld restore to parents and lotaJ·schOol boards Ute n ght t,o decide who s hould teach their children. "Everybody has ttw! liberty to do what ~l:>eY want," Briggs said . "W!\af teacher s do in private is t heir business. But what they do in the classroom 1s our business." M Ilk contended existing state I a ws afready protect s<'hool c h ildre n from homosexual te;lchers. "If t.hiS is alloWM to pa!SS 1t could betome an epidemic that could s1,>read to other g roups." he e.ontJnued. T he San Frantfsco '"supervisor compare d Briggs' a nti · homosdual attaett to the same fears "that s pawnat wttchhunts at one tim e in t his n ation McCarthYism a nd Nazism." · ''I think the real issue is Johfl Br iggs• thlrst•for power ... he said "He is willing to teach our children. your children. that hatred of some people is more important than the love of Christ "The trouble is we have some people like Senator Briggs who go around with the Bible in on<.• h an'd and ha t red in the other ," Milk said. Briggs conte nded that the views of Bible-reading. child- rearing citizens have been ig· no r ed by tod ay 's polltlcal leaders. Aod current laws don 't give school boards power· to fire t e achers whose lfotnose)(uAI lifestyles alk>«edly lhrc'at~n to influence school cflildren. he in- sisted. .. "If the pe(pe are waiting ror poUttcal leac:krs to glVe morality to this issue. th~e isn't gotng to b e a ri y m o r a ltty, .. Briggs argued. "Yoo have too m any people who wou ld rather be president than right " Milk asked ... Who seh; morah- ty'? Ar_e .l'O!LSO ~OOd you can set mor ality' \'ou want to legis late and ronstituttonallze bigotry and we say no." Milk also contended research shows that gay teachers do not innuenCf' the fature sexual pref- erences of students. Rather, he said, research shows such pref· ere~es an set by the time a child is six years old. 1'he "No on 6" forces, carry- ing printed stens and cans full ~ campalen buttons1 arttved 4S mtnutes before the debat. and crowded trlto the frortt rows or the Garden Gron Community Cent~r audftottum. About an equal number of "Yes on 8'' supporters arnved close to d'eba~ star'Uaf time with hand·l•Uered 1i1u and posters. o...,,.._, .......... Monkey Eyed for Rabies l.1 o n CD 1intry Safari vt-\eruH1Jlans •re cxamirung the " ri:mama or a squirrel monkey. ki llt·d during capture Tuesday-· 'wo weeks after 1t scratdlect a nd bit an 18 montb-old Huntington Beach girl. The arumal was betng inar)ttt- cd for :.1gns (If rabtes. The chJld, Shawna Wellman. of 14312 Hacienda Drive. wai. not sertously inJUred In -Oct 18 incident. P<'Tk ocn~Zls satd, and she 1s reported wett~- She was wallong with her mother. Nlklu Weitman, through the animaJ park's entertainment area. when the monkey lupt-d a fcnc-e . ran up to the child unc1 tJ1t h<•r on th"' leg. according tc1 ~11 I r\'tnC pohce report MARCHING BANDS ASSEMBLE FOR ANNUAL PA~ANT KT WesTMtN~R HtO H SCHOOL 5,000 Chitty Spectators EnJoy Show aa Hlgtl School Mu1lclan1 Compete Lion Country publlc1'.'>t .Jo Scheller snld monkeys art' not normally present in the ;m•a, but <1 re confinl-d to an 1~1-and m the uuddle of a r1 ver area. Frot1tP~A-I FRJA.UD ••• turning in registration postcards to get paid and whoever was pay1 n~ for them was gettin" ripped off." Evans said lie mentioned that the distnct attorney's office may suggest "remedial legislation" to co~ react the loopholes in the new registrahonproeedure Before the pastcard registra- tion leg1slat1on was enacted in 1976. deputy voter registrars wer e sworn orf\ctals who worked from carefully controlJed num· b •Ped sheets. Evans said. Now, ~intPd_~>Ut UlQse who de<'ide to earn their fortunes by soliciting voter registration al 50 cents a card arC' under litth: or no control. Those who solicited voter reg- 1st rations were in some cases paid a premium to return with the proper voter registration. In this ca~. the-proper registration was that of the political party paying for t he services of the solicitor . In the c losing days of tht pre· general election voter reg1stra· lion drive, more than 25.000 new registrations were turned in in a drive that saw Democr atic voter reg11trallons for the first time s ince 1960 exceed RepubHcan af· fihat1ons. Sailor Gets $2.3 Million SAN F"RANClSCO IAP) -A s ai l o r whos e fa ll f rom a gangplank last year left him in a coma that doctors say is perma- nent h as been a warded $2 3 m)ll iOn 1n a n out o f-court negligence settlement. accord- inS? to hls attorney. M'e lv in Belli..di scl osed' W e dn esd ay t h a t M a t s on Steams hip Lines had a greed to ~he setttemen;Vto Frank Crisp. 54, or San Francisco who fell off the gangplank'of a vessel owned by Matson Steanfstllp Lines on Nov. 23.1977inseatt1eharbor. The fede ral court suit brought by Be lli 's law partner. Bi ll ChouldS. alleged ·the_ gangplank was "unseaworthy" and col- laps ed whe n Cr tsp t rt ed to se<"Ure it: Crisp wes a Matson employee at U\~ lime Course Set For Cons umer A con s um e r p r otection seminar will be he ld from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m .. F'riday. in ,Oran~e Coast Coll "'ge·s Cons umer Resource Center , located in the couns eling a nd adrn1~!-.ions building on the Costa Mesa cam-pus The seminar 1s free and the public is invited to attend . Topics will mclude "Contracts.·· "Auto Repair ," "Home Im- provement, .. "Auto Sales" and "Fraud and Disappearing Busl· ness." ' ..£.pr inforrnatlon about l h'e seminar. caJI the consumer re- source center al 556-5732 ~I Fate HearillfJ Set Resi~ts or the area sur· rounding Roblnwood Sc:hool in Huniintton Beach 's Ocean Vi ew Sc:hool District are invited to dis· CQ99 its ~bte clO&Ure a\ next Mond•y s meet.in1 of district tn.tteee . t he session·wlll be held in dis· Ufct headqtfar t er s a t 7972 Wa r n er Ave. Any int~rested ,arent4 unable l'9 attend can write Lo dittrict o(Clcillls . A cltbens' ac$visory commlt· tee study recommends shutting down tfio schOol because of dWlndtln1-enrollil\enl. Oiatrict offlcf1Us Hy a d~lsion on that fdte is teftfatlvely schNiuled at • (°v, 2IO sc!Rk>l'b6atd rneeune. • 15 Marching Bands €Mmpete in Pageant Col d J ulumn nights :i r e warmed by the martial music that makes halftime magjc dur· mg football season. and nearly 1,800 Southl a nd mus ic ia ns showed their brands a nd colors Wednesday 10 Westminster. fo'1rteen marching bands etlher exhibited o r co mpe te d fo r hono r s 1n lhe an nu a l Westm inster J ligh School Band Booster Club pa~eant. d rawing abo~ .. ~1a10rs. T r aditionally ... The St a r Spangled Bannff'' opened the page ant. followed bv a p11tn ot1c Driver Jailed For Assault A Huntington Rca<'h man who admitted in the courtroom that he struck another motorist with a crowbar during a frac.as on Pacific Coast Highway m that city has been ordered to s pend three weekends in Orange County Jail. Su perior Court Judge James K. T urner ordered the j all term a nd thr~ years probation for Alao Edward Rice . 20. after Ri ce pleaded ~uilty to charges of assault wt th a deadly weapon Rice admitted that he left hts Ci!r last Junt• 16 and :.illacked another motorist. The vict1 m ·i. , left arm was broke n. poltce ~aJd. Suit Hits Exxon W ASHTN\.TON <AP I Th£> Department or Energy ~ucd Ex xon . USA. 1n federal coui:t ht·re We dn t•s d ay a lleging ovt·r· char ges Of at le:H;t $316 mtlhon for natural gas liquids. Exxon '1mmediatefy denied overcharg. ing. and said it would vigorously fight the SUit medley of tuoc'8 played by an-a JUn1or tugb school bands not 10 eluded in the com petition Dora Eich.el. first vice prt"lS1· dent of the c lub~d band tourna ment cbatnnan c.>st1mates 5,000 people atleoded t:\e show in the Westminste r 1gb School Lions · Stadium. .. And then the s prinkler system on the r1eld came on," she notes. LuckUy for tJH: colorfully.clad bands men. dnll team members and flag girls competing tor honors in the cbJll night. the :.how wa.sJust~ver. , ·'They were Just ma rchmg vff t he field." says Mrs . E1t!hel, of 533 1 V a ll ecito Dr1 vt', Westminster . Pacifica High School, Garden Grove High School a nd Santu Moniea High School dominated the honors <'alegon es, white Ctr ritos High School and Ma t('r Oei High School of Santa An<t also placed. Schools within the f-lunh ng\oo Beach l'n1on lltgh School D1!. lrtcl exlub1ted their talcnl. but did not.com pete for prize~ in the tournament Drill team honor~ '" f1r~L. second and third order were· won by Pacifica. WestCovrnaandCer- ntos Tall Flag competition was l.\On by Cerntos. Pac1f1ca and Santa Monica. Band honors went to Pac1f1ca. West Covina and Mater Of't ~wards for musical talt·nt <ind ~kills wei e beslOl.\ed on Santa Monic a m t he "Wl'l'P!\lttkt·'· whi le lesser awar<l!i wt>nl to El Mod ena. Mater Dt-1 Ltnd4 nnlos high schools . Edison. Fountain Vallf•y. llun- tmgton Beach and Wt-tllminst1.·r high schools strutted their Muff during the fall ntual hut not on a competition basis in the c•vent P1e- Chr.istmas Sale She ~d 1t wa" possible th<' animal ato'Wt)(f aboard ont-of the bar aiea that v1111t the isl und for feed ln11 and mu1nhmance. and made tu11 w11y to thl· tJntert:iin m.," l IK'ell-On Park tmpjoy~ with net:. :inrt van ou11 n~"s wt!rt" unablt· tn t'apture the monkey tor 14 dav ... Mr5 &het«:r 1rn1d lhl' monk,..., 'Tnf"t Ila t'nd wht-n 1t al last v.a~ com nt'd 10 .t high tret! and ft•ll , probal>ly bt.'t."iHJitl' of :itrts~. to 1b ltt-ath. Another Nuke Test Wndncted In Nevada LAS VE GAS CAP I An underground nuclear 11·~• with a yit!ld or lesis thun 20.000 ton!' of htgh explosive was co11 ducted at too Nuvada Test S1t(' toduy, lhe 495lh announced ishol !>ince testing began at 1 h1.· :.prawhng desert range 1n l951 T he weapons-r e l ate d t t· ... 1, code -named .. Emmenthal " went smoothJy and lhcrt.• l.\l'l't· no problems. sa id Department of Eni•r,:!y !\pokes man Davl· Miller. He said lhe nuclear device wa:; buried l.890 feet bc nealli P ahute Mesa about 110 mt!t'·; northwest of Las Vegas Thi• .,hot probably was n't fell m La~ Vt•gas. he said. adding : "W" didn't even feel 1t al the control point " a fe.w miles Jrum the detonation point Tht• ~hot was conducted bv.th1 I. a w· r e n c e L i v c r m ·o r • · l.atx>r:itory of L1\'t•rmor<'. <':illr It wa~ lhe I Ith test annou1w1·d thi~ ytJar. the 4~5th unnounn'fl '4tnl'l' nuclear testing btgan 111 Nt·vada m July 1!151 ;rnd th1· 321st shot announced sincl' 1h1· United Stales s1gnt'd tht:' Ire.ii\ banning atmospheric testing in Aug~st 19fiJ. Not all tests arc .in·....._ noui'1ced. ho~ver. ' { Layaway for Chrishna Now! SAYE 560 / SAl.E PRICE SALE PRICE w. ... lt/t /71 lletj. S259 w. .. 111•111 •eci· $119 ~ Chase Ya. SC:ali119 C0t11fort Wi• r · ,.,~ •·· U-~IOY® I CO&l'A\.U. W'POllJ .. CH 319 I. '""' ...... I Wea.,_. S.--1 le-« T1ntt.i & I 7ftl St. 9Crou ,,._ • ..,.., ......,, 642-8657 MISSION '1IJO ....... we.y ,_.,.. JM9J ...... , .. fltty. t"t• IN9clH ...... .. -...... .............. .... 495-5902 I ~ I Irvine E.D IT ION Today's Cloedng N.Y. S toeks VOL 71, NO 306 4 SEC"llONS. 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 2, 1978 TEN CENTS '\ DA Probes Voter 'Registration Fralld'. 8, t. \R \ C:tti\:\\'11.1 .•. °' .... 0..1, ...... u .... rh,• tit .1n.:r C11u11h U1,1nn ll11r111'' ' ••Hi n• h,1, 11JX•M1'tl .111 111' • '11 ~ .11 11111 1 n t u .1 I It ..: 1 ct rr.1udul1·n1 \tlll'f f't'~l:.lrJtllln !)\h l \',11tb IUI 111'tl 111 1lur1n.i ,, lo't minult• pr,• d1•1·111111 11•.:htr,1l111n ell I\ 1• It\ "tH k•·r' u ( IH>l h rn JJlll pultl11·.1l 11,11 t11•' A1·1·011ta11~ 111 lh•put\ llhln1·t i\ t 111 r 111· ' W 1 111 u m Jo' ' ,, n ., H1•,.:1i.I rnr r>f Vott•r., Al Ohon hta'> 1·h.tl l1·11&:1·d "u '>IRn1(11·J11t numtwr" of th1· P<>'>lt·urd rt!)(· 1\trntion~ ft.-" 1'>1 rar of Vutt•rs..,.,lson 'l:Jtcl tw hu~ qut>St1o nt."d ruughl) 100 pol>ll'Jrd re1:1stra t1on.!> on tht· l.>J ... 1.!> Lh.at tht• alk)tcd P<.'rM>nl> fl'J.!l">kn-d :.ir1· nut an Jad n·ul p1·r'>On:. At tht> sam ... lime , Olson i.utd, tht•rt· are about 1,000 po:.tcurd ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- n ·.c1i.trat1ons that anch ratt' the ;1ffah.1tt'd purtv was Chdn~t.'d Olson said ht• wo uld e!>t1mate .1bout 75 !)\.'r<.'ent of the ques· lHt ttJblt' n·~1 strat1ons c<.imt· frnrn t~1· c1rt·ulating an the reg 1i.tr11t1un dJ"l\t• \.\Ith an €'Vt' to J'ld..in~ up Ut·moa.itac affah a 111)11::, "Uut I would Ml) about 25 pt!r· ct•nt 11( tht' n ·ga !':>tr<.itions we·n · q u ,, :. t 1 o n 1 n g 1 n \' o l \ ... t h t' -O•lly Pllet S~H ,,_ SOME MEMBERS OF AUDIENCE AT PROPOSITION 6 DEBATE SAY IT WITH SIGNS Can Bisexuab Teach Pan Time?' Cheered • "'Ca n b1s<•x uals ll'ach part time an school:-..,·' one young man asked i.tal <' Sl'n ,John Briggs nt•ar 1 he elo:w or his de- hatt' on Proposition 6 Wednes· d ay night with S;,i n Francisco County Sui:wrvasor Harvey Milk If the• !':><'nator re plie d , hi s answer wa!> drown<'d out by the Jt'<'rs. bn11s . <.applause :.i nd lau~hkr th;.it followed thl' ques· lion It "\.\oaS tha t kind or a mght in Ga rd en Grove. When the r auc us. 6-0-minute debate before a mixed audience in Garden Grove's Community Center was over, the 300 or so partisans went home, apparent· ly without cha nging their sexual preferences or the ir beliefs about Proposition 6. At one point during the ques· lion and answer period that followed the debate. moderator Doris Enderle of Huntington Beach. preside nt of the sponsor· ing Pro-f a mil y Coa lition, chttstiscd the noisy crowd. "YAtJ pt..>ople arc not asking questions." she yelled. "You are ~iving talks. Do you know wh<.il a question is"" Three Men Arrested On Hashish Charge Briggs and Milk a n avowed ho m osexual . h ave d e bated seve ral limes In the San Fran- cisco a rea on Proposition 6. the a nti-homosexu a l teache r an · itialive a uthor ed by Briggs . Wednesday's debate was their first an Orange County. Has debate challenger was ad- m 1 ltcd ho m o sexual H arvey Milk, a San Francisco County s upe rvisor. Milk, in has third public s quare-off with Briggs. con - te nded the measure is a "mis· guided, confused , dangerous. de· ceitful. fright~ning and un- A m e ra can attack on basic rights ." Two Fountain Valley m en and a r l'l't•nt 1mm1.:r;,int were arrest - ed Wt•dnci.day by Costa Mesa pohct' in connection with the air frt'1ght arravul of packages that officers :tll<'gl' contained an estimated $197,000 worth of hashish About 22 pounds of tht• <'O nccn· trated can1wb1!-t were discovered in t h C' f3bt' bottom s or two p ac k aj!l'~ that arrived in Chica~o from Beirut, Lebanon, according to Sin Gary Webster Co ast '==-- Weathe r Mostly sunny Friday, but low cloudiness early mornin~ hour!'. llighs 72 to 76 Lows 52 to 57 I NSIDE TODA 't' Ast rology , 'he ancient art that st udies the heavens' influence on h1.rnan hues, is 11t1ll viewed 1udh skepticism ti11 many Rut a San Juan Cap111trnno pnlr toke nst rologu se riously. Page Al2. l•dex C6 CJ At Your S..Viot I•"'•---~ L.M.a..,. ... ., ... u C:.lltnnla CIHJltlff Ce"'l<I Cteu •w• OutltHali<ft l •Hwta1,..., 111ww•-l'Htllf'w.t CH .. ... At ., "-t<• '"' ., 0 .,cw A.• M The packages also contained oriental brass orname nts and were addressed to a Costa Mesa business whe re one of the men is em ployed. U.S . Customs and Drug En· forcement agents contacte d Costa Mesa investigators before resealing the packages a nd al· lowing them to be forwarded to Los Angel es I nternational Airport. There, police and Los Angeles County.~riffs waited Wednes· day af for someone to cla im the ckages. Sgt. Webs said Kourken Ke· jakeh yaye . 39. o f 18735 Brookhurt St.. Fountain Valley, signed for the packag,es about t · 30 p.m. and_drove oH, with a c o mp a n ion· 33 -year -old Moham med Nairn Na.im . ol the (See HASIUSH, P a_ge A%> Briggs. argued that the in- itiative would restore to parents and local school boards the right to decide who 11hould teach tht•ar children. "Everybody has the liberty to do what they want,'· Briggs s aid . "Wfial teacher s do in private is their business. But wha t t hey do in the classroom is our business." Milk contended existing state laws a lr eady protect school c h ildren fro m h o m osexu al teac hers. "If this is a llowed to pass it could become an epidemic that could spr ead to other groups." he continued. <See BRIGGS, Page /\2) Bus Drivers 'Sick' As Talks Hit Snag , Or ange County Transit DIS· trict COC'TD) public information officer Tom Eichhorn reported today that from 60 to 70 transit district bus drivers called in sick today. E ichhorn said the apparent sick-In came as OCTD officials a nd negotiato rs for the b u8 drivers are meeting to arbltr atAI dille.rences. bet.ween-them. He aald other trU\sil dlslrlct wo rkers were being called OI\ ~ r ~r I m an the buses Idled by the ill drivers. roughly about 25 per· cen t or the transit district's normal bus driving work fotce. Eichhorn said OC'tD's 270 buses c&JTy an average ol 75,000 morning passengers a day . He sald that aome bus com- muters were left stranded this morning by tht abrupt short.age of buaes but tbat district of· f~e~elt •,.·~ftf-to.-l~iate the shortai e lhreu1h a uries ot stop gap measurea. ' Republican dnve." Olson said Olson SC11d that his office as sendsing letters to postcard reR· 1s t r a nts co nfirm1n~ th e ir af1)1ations Ile added that thm1l' who reg. 1stered properly in the postcard drive "ill have no d1ffacully vol ang next \lt et•k hut 1f there 1s a ~ question as to their party aff1lia· tion it cobld possibly pose a prob· l ~m an the 1980 primary election. E vans said fi rst indications are that young people paid 50 cents a registration apparently turned in cards containing fie· l1tious names and addresses There is no indication that leaders of eithe r the Republican o r Dem ocr atic pa rties hav(' partic ipate d in the a lle ged fraudulent registrations. ~ans said it is likely that the party r<'gulars who paid 50 cent:. per registra tion turned m bv the young people were "ripped off " In paying for the a pparently fictitious rc•gistratrons. thos t• who s helled out the money from pa rty campaign coffers didn't r l'cc1ve wh at they pa id for. vote rl> c hgible to volt: m nt•xt week's general election. Dollar Surg~s '..........-. Long Inflation Battle Expected By The Associated P ress A dramatic boost an the over· seas value or U S c urren('y g r eete d Pres ident Carter ':. t•mcrgency :.i.1\1<' th<· dollar cam paign today, but there• wen· dis· turb1ng signals tlwL his com panion battle to curb 1nf1 <1L10n wall be lonKand hard Adm101strnt1on s trate gists were heartened by reports from foreign exchangc m arkets that the dollar soared against every major Wes t European c urrency. "'hile gold bullion p ncc!-t fell tn Tokyo, the doll ur JU mpt..-d hy more tha n 4 percent against the J apanes(' yen 10 the rirst hours of tradang after Carter's announcemt'tlt Wt.•dnt!sd ay And in Nl'W York tlw stock m arkl:'l Wt'llt down by 10 83 Vardoulis points to 816.96 3 fle r fairly heavy trading today, as in vestors sold for profit. Mon.'Qvt•r decli nes held a more than 4 3 lead over ad vances after a buoyant d ay that saw the largest single-session gain in history We dnesday. a r ise of 35 34 points. But the administr ation's eJa. tion was tempered by a Labor D <•p a rtment report tha t whole s ale prices. which in nuencc the direction of future retail consume r costs, rose by 0.9 pe rcent m October for the second consecutive month. Jack Carlson. chief economist of the Chamber of Commerei! of the United States, said of t he ()c. tob('r figures: "Double·digit in- flation 1s now likely for the re · ma1nder o f 1978 because of skyrocketing food prices ... On· I~ c hanges in government infl~· tlona ry food price :.upports e~n moderatt· this cun:ent source of accele rating tnflat1o n." Abroad. the president's moves to raise anterest rates, buy up threah•n<...od dollars with J pool of SJO blllloo in foreign curre ncies and increase gold sa les drew praise from currency dealers as wl'lcome and long overdue ''At last. we have somettung that should st.op this non-stop weake ning of the doll ar ." said one Zurich trader On a oracllcal level. the raotrl· ly r is ing value of the dollar st re ngthencd the buying power of Am en cans living and trnvcl· ang abroad with U.S curre ncy. (Set-DOLLAR. P age A2> CosrrwnaWs Return Sa/ elY io Earth MOSCOW <AP l -Two SoYict cosmonauts returned to Earth today after a record 140 days tn s pace. Tass s aid . The Soviet news agency said a preliminary m edical checkup s howed commander Vladimir Kovalenok and light engineer Town Center Submitted To Planners The Irvine Company will s•b· m il its fi rst tentative plan ror I he development of the firs t phase of the University T<l'Wn Cente r tonight at a m eeting of• th e lr\'ine Planning Com . m ission The commission meets at 7·30 p m . in city council chambers at city hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd The plan includes the develop. m e nt of 47 acres off Campus Drive. across from UC Irvine Proposed are a retire ment project planned by Presbyterian Ho m es of Southern California, a lower income and senio r citizen apartment complex. stores. an ele mentary school site. and ;,i site for general apartment de - velopment.. A lexa nder l vanchenkov had withstood the long orbit.al light well. On Wedne s day, th e cos· mon auts described the ir s pact- adventure "u d1fflcult, long and interesting night." • Kovalt'nok a nd lvanchen kov m ade the rem ark on the evening TV ne ws an their final broadcast from space to Russia n v1c wets Tass s aid the cos m o n auts hnishc.'<l packing the Soyuz 31 ca p~ule that would take them hom e and s tarted to d eactivate thf' syst ems in the orbitang Salyut 6 space station Wednc:,. day Their 01ght broke the space endurance rerord set June 17 by t \\>O other Russiun cosmonaul!':> in the same craft on a pre VIOUS flight that ,t:nded earlil'r this year The l ' S record 1s 84 d ays, set rour years ago by as tronauts ';era ld Carr , Ed" ard Gibson and William Po~ue a hoard Sk y lab .i Ame ri ca hJs not l~unch<.'d ::i manned spat•c nigh1 since 1975. Kovalenok a nd lvanchenkov set another record Au~ 2. lo.:- ging enough time to put the So- viet Unton ahead of an Amt!rican record of 937.6 total man·days in :.pace. Irvine Polities Baekstage \ ManipulntingtheNeWs ( Pilot Logbook ) By P HILIP ROSMARIN OI Illa D•Uy Piie! Si.ti SOMETI MES nearly all the lime the be hind·the·sce nes machin ations Of polilicinns a re more interesting than t he actual news s tories that result from their shen anigans. Certainly they're a lot funnier. ~l'I e xample is the events th~t led lo pubhcntlon of a news ~Lory in Wednesday's ed itions. The story was a bo u t the c h a r ges of Ir v i ne City Coun ci l m e m ber s Larry Agran and Mary AM Galdo that q1 e F lu or Corp., a power ful compa n y headquartered In Irvine, Is trying to buy an elttUon th e r e by con tribu ting m oney to 8 campaign to "°"".,.'" pa ss a local ballot Issue. The m e asure wo u l d consolidate municipal general eJectlonar now he ld tn March. with Jun<' primary electJons ' .. THE STORY ALSO detailed how two other city councilmen .. Arthur Ar)thony and David Sills, who support the ballot meas ure. rebutted the alle~atlons. The story d id not tell of how tht• new<; came to be made lt s tarte d wit h telephone calls from Agran t.o local newspaper ofhccs. alerting reporters to n hurry.up press conference he and Mrs. Galdo were holding later th at d ay at city hall. Agr an tantali zed reporters, Who pro bably were faced with nothing morl' e xciting than lunch that day, with the hint of a BI G STOR Y about i m propr1et1e> m contributions l-0 proponents or t he ballot measure.· NE WS R E PORTERS s urre r an occupational hazard in instances like these They bite so often at ball like this that their te.>th are worn to nubs. I clacked my nubs log""the r and h•aderl orr ror l he-pres;;. <See IKVI NE POLm~. Pal! A!~ • ) ' A% DAIL v PtLO T Market Decline Again , .. ~ \:O~~ I A,.' 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Thurlld!y ~ml»f ~. •911 f ·Bluebird Canyon Landslide '" .. .. . • . . .. , . ~ GR(')c;NO ~UlffACC AFTCR ~llOtNG ---LAN osuor -..... __ ~ -----. .....,.. __ IASt ~ SltOC/ ---------~-------- 8LUE81RO CANYON I -----.£--~ ('1 u:.~ !>l'<'llOn 1llu~trat1on provided by the geologist -.1 udy1ng Ld~Una s~,.r h 's Oct 2 Bluebird Canyon t.rncbhdl' ~ho\\:-. former ground :-.urf,.ce. slide movem('nl .111cl ll·n ;.11n <'onf1 gu1 ation follo\\tn~ t ht• s hdc . Tree in .. UlJPl'I ll'fthanct t.•orm·r illw.tratc~ g~!p between originul ground .ind :,lldt· movc•ment ttwt bt·g;m a month ago tuday. ~·a ll· on left g1vl~ ekvat1on in feet. Official!> arc ~tud ving measure~ to control erosion and rainwater prob'tems in lhc shdc area. Former Bluebird Canyon hottom <lower right>. which 1s used for dr.iinag~ purposes. will have lo be changed to accommodate wi nter rainwutcr flow Those changes could invoh'l' boring through landslide mass to allow water to pa~::. through the land mass. f're-P~ A I '"HASHISH .•. bUffiC Jddr&.'Sl> Pohl'l' l'l u1m tht• l~o men tnt·d J l>t'r ll':-0 Of trrck y driv ing manuuvcr:i hut wt•n· unaw&rc lhul lht•y were bcin~ wutched Crom 1 h..-air by police In thl' Co.;t J Mes:. helico pter , Sgl. Wt'b~ter sa1d. Tht' men were tra iled to th<'ir Fountain Valley apartment, al- lowed to open the packages. th<.'n arrestl'd shortly art er they len the a partment in thei r car. Poltce swd the haghish was re- covered an the car. Also t ak~n into custody at the a pa r tment w a s W akin Nikoghosyaghjlan. 33. who ar- rtvl'd in the U.S. this week from thl· Middle East. All three men were booked al Coi.t a M esa c ity Jail o n possebsion o( drugs for Sule. 8 1:111 was s N at SS.000 each f're•P,,.eAJ IRVINE POLITICS. conference What Agran dido 'l know, was that Anthony and Sills likewise were headed orf for lhe press confere nce. Seems a rnend of theirs overheard Agran'!. telephone invltat1on an the offices of the Irvine World News. A confrontation was arran2cd . "You coming to tht• press conference, Art.,'' I asked Anthony a::. we ot>arly collided at the parking lot oC c ity h:.ill. hurrying to the BIG STORY. He answcrtod . mysteriously and smu1tlY . "I 'm havi ng my own prt'l>~ conference." AGRAN WAS APPALLED to ~cc both Anthony .ind Sills w;,11t1ng to sit 10 on his press conferencl'. Wh tie reporter!'> waill'd too. Agran 1>lipped off to unotht·r room lo regroup • • .. Just across the street " "YOU MEAN, WE'llE going lo hold this press conference on a street corner?" "Something like that." And so. looking rather like a small squad of ducks. four reporte rs and two city councilmen waddled in close formatioo out c ity hall, through the parking lot. a cross J amboree Road traffic. onto the open grassy corner of McGaw Laboratories. There we s tood. a tight little circle 'ltudying the Arass. looking to passersby hke w~'d gathered for a groundbreaking-or a consl'cration. such was the ~lcmnity of the ;)(fair l Szispect -Plead§ Innocent M ODESTO I Al'I f\ merchant st·aman pleaded inno n nl today to ult charge~ in con rrt•ctwn With lht• rape·mulih1t1on of a 15·y1•ar old Las Vegai. runa w ay ~hose arm s wen· t•hopped off St a nh.laus County Superior Court JudJCC> Jeremy C. Cook set tn.rl for Fl'b 26 after Lawrcnc1· Singleton. 51. watv('d his rtl?hl l r> ~• spcl'<IY tnul. A pretrial hlwr 1ng w tfs set for Feb. 15 Singleton as l'hargl'<l with u:. suult1ng Mary Vincent, 15, al0t1~ a rur<tl r oad i n w est e rn Stanisla~ County on Sept. 30 The girl was fot.1nd wandenng nude a nd in <t daze near In t.crs tate 5 with he r arms cut off below the elbowi>. M 1ss Vmcenl told the county g rand jury that indic t e d Singleton one week ago that h('r t.1rm s were chopped off with an :1x wielded by a man from whom she had accepted a ride In thl· San Francisco Bay Area. The girl told of being forced to sub m1t lo several Sex acts befor1· she WJ•S mutilated. Singleton. arrested Oct. 9 al his ex-wife's home In Sparks. Nev . was indicted on charges of m ayhem. attempted murder. kidnapping . forc ible rapl'. sodomy and two counts of oral copulation. District Attorney Donald Stahl indicated at today's hearing that a change of venue will be soughl by Singleton's attorn~ys, Henry Goniales of Tampa, F la . and Kenneth Cochrane of Modesto. "It sounds like. you want ;,i change of venue." Cook told tht· district attorney "I don't want to st-e the cas1· reversed ~euse there wasn't .i change,'' Stahl re plied /\fter the 45·m1nute arraign ment. both defense attorneys rf." ru1>ed to' tell reporters what mn t1ons they might seek. includan~ a change o( venue because of hl'<.1vy publicity here about lhl· cas('. f'roat Page A I He n •tuml'd with lht• t.1nnouncemt>nt that thl· c ity .1ttornt•y had cautioned him that four eouncilml·n an onl' room might be a violation of the Brown Act govt·rnrng open mt'ettngs I a rather dubious intcrprct;.ition since there were four nt•wspa p<'rmt•n present a!. well. It ~ould have heen tough. even with tht• most dullard of new:. reporter~. lo do anything there 10 secret.) AT FIRST NOBODY s poke. Arter a mom ent of s ilence-and the sudden manic conviction tha t I really ttad stumbled into a consccralton I profaned the silence und probably my professton and mutte red, "Well . Larry. it's your press conference What ·s rt all about?" A pale·appcaring Singleton s h ackled at the wris ts and ankles. was brought into th•· rourtroom in a n or ang(' Jail Jumps uit. He sat quietly dunn~ the hearing, responding "not guilty" in a deep voice when each Of the S<'Ven counts again..,I him wns read and answe ring "yt•s your honor" to ques tion!> ptJ:-.t·d hy lh<.• JUdgl• \' .1rcfouh :-. through ;1 pres~ l'On fl n·n(·c tu whwh ht• wu~ not an- v1t<'d Jncf dad not ath:nd, lo <:all a :.1Jt:cial m1-.•llng of the couneil Thl'y ·w<inll'd the council to c.s k tht· Fluor Corp. and other donor:. to the "Yes on L" campaign to reveal parssjble other donationi. m ad<" afte r Ot:l <!3. the cl<>sjng d all' of the f1lin1<: J~rtod for wh1rh d1:.closurc s tate ment:. <Arl' avJr lahle F1 n ~d d isclos ures leJ,"'Rlly :irt·n 't n •qu1rrd until 3fter nt•xt TUCbd a~·i; dect1on. Agran and Mr:-. Guido propo~t:d that 'urther donation!. Ix: d1:.cl0St'd voluntanly at a meeting of thl• <·oun ctl Frufay . Vardoutis responded t.od&y to th<' r «quest. in kind He had rf'fust'd to return telephone calls m ade to him by Agra n and Mrs . Galdo . )"ho sought to ask for the m (•t'l1ng fnstead, h~ turnt·d lhc·m down through i.i prt!SS re , _ lea:.c. . "Since an issue was raised bv council members Agran and Gaido via a press conference," Vardoulis stated in his releru.c , .. a nd i.mce they <isked m e a question through the press con· ference and not din.-ctly·to me m pe rson, I feel it ctppropriale to respond to their rcquc8l through a prcsi. release " VardouJis said he would not c:.ill a special m t•ellng becau~c ha :. c•olkagues could have their qu~:.troni. :.insw••rt.:d by calling Elllr k al th~ Fluor Coro. The m.iyor said his own query of Ellick discovered that Fluor .. ant lc1pal('S no further contnbu hons to the mr usurc· " Vardouli!. salfl Agrnn·s and Mrs . Gt.1ido ·~ re4ue:.l wa~ "politically motivnkd und tim<·d t o t:.ikt• uway fro m a b;,i llot ml·usure that t•ould haYt• tx:en JJ)provcd by Qrdman('l' by the lhrct' r ounc1l membt·r!> who chost• to r,ut 1t before the vott·rs or lrvint.'. . ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~,: ~;;:."'t~~.,..~·.~~11;. ';;:~~' :'~ ;:;;~ .. ;,,c C h~\I ~trfll1•tt,1-.y(t>,.-,n1tl\9 \tot"'f'•tti "D•lt'rP\\APf' :.~'~'~: .. w:,~~~~< ~" ,:•.t!7.,,:;:~~.;.,;:'~ ~ ~:~:~ t41n Vrttl_... t• •. _,. , ttJ th·".,-" V.itll''"t 1~1 I •') •'!• H• /1 " ~._,,.,' •· t A ''"'''' ,.,Q<t~.1h•11• I ..., .~ 0-"l'· 11'\• f1 \.••·it,f ,,. t'WJ \•i•1Cf ... '\ hw vt·~,., .. , .... " .. '"""J , • .,., I' -· ,,.. W.\t .... " \•r•• t < >\\• ,...,_. c.,.1,-.,,.,. ·•~1-. .... ,, ...... fot1-.1fJ!fo'\tMM P1.,.,.1..,..,, J«0 11 (v~f V1tr P11 ,,j1."t tt•'tJ(.,ci"'''•'"'i~, ,...,..,., ..... "'' r tti1.,. ,~,.,........., Mtt4',ua1"'t r oo~ Ot•rhtM lM\ lt1tMf'•P ... ft A\.>•t\•"t '9\.tl\-"O•"GtOltot\ OHie .. (A»\t.t..-.\• 9J0¥r•\l~~rt•t • l•~8"-t'-Hlll\r~....,.,,-.'\tt.,....I •t""1k°tQ'Ofte.l'f"' ,,.,,~..,"IJoi.H'lllf'ct ~tt>M:• V••,_., h1'tt L.t Pu Sh fl() •'"""'°'"""''"""" T ... pflone (11t)IG~1 CIHliflff AdHrtllint ~5e1t '.flMkll•IM( ll y,lllt•• N..-"'f'\()•11"• Stl ... 310 :;=wr•c !!~ <>:,::, <=:,,~~~·~f:: ,,...r,., C>t •••*'llNl'llllf~h ~'•'" mey .. ::::~::~::-;"~' >t*f••t "'""'"'°"' $f \ierO'f\id <••u oo,t•t" fM•G t.t e,0,, .. """''• C••ttorfllfl \u•\-u l•t11n tJv (t ,.flt ' u JO MO+\t"I" tt't .._ ... \4 .0 flt~tMf Mtftt .,y OHl~l ...... J W-M\' ( . 1\~ran dc·mt•d h<.' has poltt1cal n·a~on:. for his action "Thi~ 1sn 't a matt.er of polat1cs.'' he ~said. "We have evide nce of three $1 ,000 contribution~ to the 'Yes on L · <'8mpalgn from either cor- pora ll' or highly partisan .sources. "I ~imply believe people hav(' the right' to know whether this ab the end of 1t, or whe ther we'll see more thous ands of dollar~ poured into Lhe campliign befon· Ol'Xl TuC'sday." r'luor·s Elhck has ~a id his (rrm 0b contnbution wet~ made in the interest of good gove rnme nt ll(' said a June prim<try would attrac t more Irvine vote rs than would the lesser·lntere st municipal e lections in March. Robert F Beaver, trea surer hoth for the Lincoln Club and the Committee for State a nd Local Ca nd idates, offered s imilar reasoning Agran said we'd have to move to private property for lhe press conference. s ince the attorney also told him th.it if he hl'id it on city propNrty, he couldn't keep out Si ll=>. Anthony, or anybody . SILl.S SA.ID DISGUSTEDLY thut Agran co uld hold the press conference wherever he liked "I'm not ~oing to ·go where I'm not wanted.'' Agran a nd Gaido lurnl'<f without further announceme nt and left. The reporters !.tood awkwardly where they we re. pondenng for a mom ent the weighty cone,:rns of JOUmallsr.s : Lost loves and missed lunc hes. A few mom ents later, Agran c<1me bac k. "Aren't you comin~?" he asked , lookm2 at m e. "Larry, where a re we i?OinR?" So he told us what 11 was all about. an of the ram.iUar--ihe councilmen made an opcni ng !>tatc m ent, we read a prep<1red ~tatem ent. we asked que stions. t hC'y ;rns wered thl'm. thl'Y ~ummed up the blood) wrong that was th<.• cause of us standing there uns heltered in the gras~. we thanked them for being tht•re. they tha nked us for being the re and wt· all fl'lt 2t httle better Thl·n. of course, lht• four r eportt:r c; waddled off their grai.~y corner . back aero!>!> .Jam borc-c Road trafhc. through the parking lot . into citv h(\11. wh.ere councilmen Sills und Anthony wen~ ~can..O up to rebut everythmg Agran and Mr:. Ga1do had said Anthony even had prepared a few wntteo. re marks. which he rc:cid later wilh;fldmirahl~ outrngc BUT FIRST THE councilme n hud to u:.k the reporters a question "What did they tell your There was no motion 1<1 rl'rlu1·1· l)all which previous ly wa~ '>t'l 1n Municipal Court at $200,000 Turtle Rock Blaze Doused /\ brush ftn'. po~sil)l y '>lartl.-rl d e l 1 hcrat cly . burned '1l'PJ'>:-· threl' acres of vacant Turll1· Rock h11lsidt• m Irv ine• Wt·d nl''> dav ('ounty firemen Wl·re :.iblc fu rnnt rol the fire within Jn hour There werl' no building:. t-n .dangered, ;.ind no 10JUrr1·=>, the~ rcportt.'<f A firl· invl·:.t1gator bard matches wen· Ul>ed to ... et th1· gras!. ufi n ., near Turth: Rod• Drive and Sundance, al 11 a m l',....PapAJ BRIGGS, MILK DEBATE .. • • The San Francisco s upervisor compared Bri(tgs ' anti · homosexual attack to the same rears "that spawned w1tchhunts at one time in this nation. McCarthyism and Nitzis m." ") think the reul i shUC Is John Briggs' thirst for power,'' h<· said. "lie is willing to teach our c hildren, your childre n, that hatred of some people 1s more i mportant than the love o f Ch rt st "The trouble is we hnve some people like SeMtor Brt~~s who go around with the Bible m one hand and hatred in the other," Milk said. Rri ~gs contende d that the views or Bible·readlng , child · rearing citizens. have bee n ig- n o red by today 's political leaders. And current laws don't giv<' sc hool hoards'. power lo fire tcachl·rs whose ho m osexual lifestyles ntJegedly threaten to influence school children, he in· sistcd. "If the pt.'Oplc arc wniting for pqlitical leaders to )(1ve morality to this issue. there isn't going to b e a ny morality,'· Br.iggs argued. "You have too many people who would r a thet be president than right." Milk asked. "Who sets mora.11 · ty., Are you so good you can set morality? You want to leglslat.e and eonatltutionalize bigotry and wt> say no ... Milk also contended research shows that gay teachers do not influence the future sexual pref. erences of students. R~ther. he said. research shows such pref· crences are set by the time » child Is six years old. The "!'lo on 6" forces, carry- ing pt\b&M signs and eana full ol campai1n buU.ona, arrhed 4$ minute& before the debate and crowded into the front rows ~ the Garden Grove Communil)' Center auditorium. About an equal numbe r of "Yes on 6" s upporters arnvcd close to debate :starting tame with h and-lettered i;ign~ and po1>ters. f'roM Page A J DOLLAR .•. In Fra nkfurt, West Germuny, for <.'xamplc. t axi driver:. promptly granted be tter l'X change rc.itcs to American passengers. In the United St ates. th<' Federal Reserve Board 's l'X· lraordinary inc rease or a ru11 ~rcentagc point in t he di!>cOUnt rate ~o 9.S ~rcent portended scarcity of fu nds and higher tn· tc rest for hom1• purc hase!. The discount rate 1s the interest the ho ard charges for loans to mc m ber banks. Priva te u nd government economists agreed that Carter't. campaign to comba t inflation and '"tt!Store t~ dollar faced a tong haµI. Administration of- ' Jicials 3~knowledge IL will be six monthSlo a year before the anti· inrtallon moves h ave any noticeable effect on the govern· ment 's economic statistics. Frank A. We il, assis tant s~retary ol commerce, said in Cincinnati : "The dollar was overvalued for too long. It will be undervalued for too long." tn Japan. l wao Takesada, chief dollar watcher at the Bank of Tokyo, taJd the dollar will rc- 11ume lta downward allde unlei;s the United Statee Improves its tr ade deficlL lnflatlon and ro. llance on lorel1n eoerty sow-c in the next three months . "The bll q""Uon is whether the U .9. aovemment will take fundamental meuurea to lm· prove Its balan~·of-payments J>Of u°":" he alid. SALE PRICE SM b4. I lf'/71 Pre- Chrishnas Sale Reci. $259 Layaway for Christma Now! '\ SAYE 560 SALE PRIC! 'Sele .. 'I I' /7' Re<J.$319 Choose Your Seating Conifart Wltll LA·Z·BOY® COSTA MISA MEWPOIT llACH 369 E. 17tltStrMt IWn ..... S.--1 le-ftttllw I I 7ftl st. ec""'~ ..... ,..._.. .. I 642-1657 .......,..,, ... w.1 .. , C*'-1 MISSION VlEJO I off of A•"'f ,,..,.1 28892 M•9111rfte Pky. ••• w.c ... ...-.. ~ ........... y ...... ...., 495-5902 7 - Lagona/~uth Coast * .. Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 71 NO 306 4 SECTIONS, 38 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1978 • TEN CENTS Bise~ual Part-timers? Briggs .Jeered f C"nn b1s<'XUJI\ lt•ach part 11nw 1n i.t·hools ., .. llllc youn~ mun a~kt'<1 ~tdtt· Sl·n J ohn lln~~b rwar t ht• clO:>l' of his 1k l1.1lt• on PropoMt10n li Wcdn,•:-. dJ) 11i~ht with Sau f.'ranc1st·o County Supt'rv1:.or }fancy Milk tr thc st•nator rtpl1t'd . his .rn1>v.cr v.a~ drov.nt·d out by tht· Jt't'r"> boo:.. :1pplaus t• a nd lau~htcr that followt-d lhc ques· t1on It was that kind or .. night in Garden Grovt· Whl'n tht· rauc u:-.. tiO m1nutt· dt•batC' lwf111·1· a m1 x1•d :1ud1l·nn· in G:irden Crov(''s Communit} C1•ntcr was -<1v1•r. tht· JOO or so pJrt1!.an .... went honw. a ppart-nt I) v. 1thout chan~1ng lht•1r :.«,.ual prdt•r<'nCcll or tht·1r bl'l1l'f:-. Jbout Proposition 6 Al Ont• potnt durinJ! lht· que), lion and a nsv..<.'r pC'riod that lollowe." she yell(•d ''You are g1v 1n~ talks . Oo you know what a qut'Slton 1s'" Brig~~ and Milk. an avowed ho mo ~exu~I . havt· d<•bat ed wvt<ral l1mt-s in th<· San Fran· ni.co a rNJ on PropoMt1on 6. tht• anti homosexual tc·achcr tn· 1t1at1vc a uthored by Bragg~ WC"dnt>sday's debatt> was their first in Or ange County His dC'bate challt•ni:.t<~r wa!. ad· m 1tt <·d ho mo~E-xuu l lfttrvl'y Milk. a San Francisco County ~upt.'rv1sor Milk. in his third publtt' !.quare off with Brigg<,, con - t<'nded the me asure t!> a "m 1:. guided. confused. danRerou!'., de· ct>1tf ul , frightening and un Am f'rl('a n attack on bal.1c (See BRIGG~agt' i\2> o..11, rnet 5~" ~ 'IT'S AN ATTEMPT TO CONSTITUTIONALIZE BIGOTRY' DA ·Investigates Vot~r Registration 'Fraud' San Francisco County Supervlaor. Harvey Miik on Prop. 6 / ---------~ Laguna Will Pomler Costa Mesa . Hash Raid Remedies for Slides By WlLl.IAM HODGE OI tti. O.Olly PllM SI.Ill Laf?una Bt>ac h c ity coun - cilmen wrll be consider ing m l•as ures aimed <it reduc ing lhl' p oss i bility o f furthe r e arth m ovement in the lands lide · s tricken Bluebird Canyon area a t t~ospeciaJ meeLingsnext week. Those plans:wh1ch include the dl.'molition of 23 homes on the shde s ite, call for g rading opera· lions designed to s mooth out the ~harp cliff·likl' cfrop off at th~ northeast end of the horseshoe· s haped lands lide. Such a flattening of the slope would strengthen the resistance of f':t rth an the !,hd e a rea against furthcr•m ovemt•nt up s lope which could thr C'att'n Oriol e Drive and home!> immediately <1bov<• the slrt'cl. Grading o r><'rations a lso wi ll aid winter ramwatcr runoff and !>Cal existing cracks in the slide a rea that would a llow waler to seep u~er the· area. prompting more shdes. But city officials must fi rst declare the 23 homes which lie o n t he s l ide sit e a public nuisance s o they can be de· molis hed. "We have r e quested t he owners' permission to demolish the hom es,·· City Manager Fred Solom on said Wednesday. "We <isked their permission a week ago a nd so far no one has given it... .... If perm1sston is n•t given , councilmen must d eclare the homes a public nuisance, which will be the subject of a 10 a.m . h earing Wednesday. A hearing a lso is p la nned Mond ay a t 6 p .m . to obta in permission to build a pipeline (See SLIDE, Page AZ> Bus Drivers 'Sick' As Talks Hit Snag Orang<' County Trans il Dis· lnct fOCTD1 publtc infor mation off1ct>r Tom Eichhorn reported today that from 60 to 70 transit d istrict hus drivf'rs called in sick tod<iy Eichhorn said the apparent skk·1n C'ame as OCT~ officials and n£-~"Ot1ator'\ for the bus drivers are mf'C'ltng to arbitrate differences betwct•n lhl•m lie said other transit district worker.<> W<'r<' b<'tn~ called on to Sot!cer Fever m an lhe bus~ idled b1,_the ill driver s , rougl]ly about · 25 per- <·c nt of th e transit district's normal bus-driving work fort'e . Eichhorn said OCTD's 270 bus t's carry a n average of 75,000 'l'norning passengers a day. He said that some bus com· mute rs were left straodid this m orning by the a brupt shortage of buses but that district of- ficials were working to a lleviate . the shortage through a series of stop gap measures. Morgan Waltt>n <left ) and Pat Devlin race for possession during a soccer match at El Morro Sehool in Lagbna Beach. An estimated 38.000 Orangt> Coast youngsters are now playing in the American Yo~ Soccer Organization league. Everyone gets to play. To see more soccer ac· Uon , turn to Pa~e Dl. · ... Nets Three Two Fountain Valley me n and a re('ent immigrant wt•re arr est- ed Wednesday by Cost a Mes<t police in connection with tht· air freig ht arrival or packagci. that officers a llege conta ined an estima ted $197.000 wo r th of hashish. About 22 pounds of the concen· trated cannabis were discovered in the false bottoms of two p ack ages t h at a rr i ved 1n Chicago from lk 1rut, Lebanon. according to Sgt. Gary We bster The packages also contained oriental brass ornaments and were addressed to a Costa :'>1esa business where one of lht· men 1s (See HASmSH. Page A2) 'Get Permit,' Sect Asked By Clemente Membed° o r a lla re Krishna fa mily living in south San Cl~ me nle will be asked today lo file for a home occupatton perm it if they int.end to conlln'te m a nurac lu r ing ca ndles a t th eir residence. Police said an invesltgation of activities at the 2450 S. Ola Vista home of Jorge Carolos NiJenson. 26, was initiated alter a citizen complained tha t a business was being conducted out of a garag(' at that address Investigating officers reported that Nijenson is head of a Harl' Krishna household engaged in m aking candlcli for thl' Laguna Beach temple. A spokes m a n for t he cit} licensing department said tht· Krishnas would not be t'ited for operating without a spec1<.1l business license required o f non profit or ganizations. Rut he said he wouJd ask the family today lo a~P!Y to the city zoning ad m1n1strator for a perm it to con tinue the candle manufacture at the home. Services Set For San Juan Resid~nt, 7 5 ~rvlces are scheduled Friday in Los Ange les f o r SanJl Kin os hita o f Sa n Ju an C.aputr.ano who died MQllday following a heart attack· Mr. Kinoshita , 75, h ad fanned for more than 50 years in Californja, moving in 1955 to the Missio n City where his f~mily grows row crops . He was bd rn i n Honolulu Hawaii. · Mr. Kinoshita is survived by his yr_He S ho . three son s. Tadalc hi and S h lger u o f Capistrano Beach and Yasuo of San Juan Capistrano. a nd two d au1thters. Mrs. Mitsuko Ito of Valencia and Mr_:\. Yashlko Okuda of Tern pie City . Ser vices are to be held at 7·30 p.m . in ffigaaki Hongwanjl Buel dhJst Temple. SOS E. 3rd St .. Lo:. Angeles. - flowen are acceptable and appreciated, a s pokesman for the (arnily said. A Star is Bon1 I s Lh1s Gem· Simmons ol the rock musical ~roup Kiss'> No . ti ·~ t<'ally Anon• Mills . a stu<1<'nl nt Dana H1lh. High Sf'hool drcs~ed to look ltkl· th(· mod mus1c1an It ";,i~ part of the wc<.'klong celebration leading Lo F'ndny·:-. hom('(·ommg Mushett Adds Name_ To Clemente Ballot Count•1lman Howard Mushett I} Myrtis Wagnt.'r. a clock .101nl'd ht~ four frllov. coun('1I manufacturl.'r with ,1 bu~1ncss 1n m1·mber<> in \Oltng to ad~., San .Juan C;1p1strano. ha<, a llied n:.im<· to tht JC:Jn 23 n•call ~.a~~ hcri.t'lf wtth Mush ett for S~in Clcmc·ntc. v.h1ch :.ilready J\ l:i wswt f1lt'Cf by Mushett On c,1rr1C'!\ the name!'> of Mayor Oct 11 1n Orange County Willi am Wa lkt·r and Coun S11p1•nor Court 1n an a ttempt to c1lwoman Donm1 Wilkinson .,top lhP r ecall camp;llgn agains t Mushl'll said lo<fo~ ht 'otl'd to him 1:-. st·hedul<'d for a heanng tn('ludc his nam<· on tht b<tllot on Nov 14 In the s uit Mushett b<.•cau:-.c "that v.as dut proc<'!'>l-.i skt•d that the recall p<'l1tion Thi· council action lnllov..cd <! r 1 r (' u I at cd a g a 1 n ~ t h 1 m bl' report hy City Clt.'rk ~!ax H1•r,L dt·cla rt'd inv<ll1d bec<i usc of preM•nt tnJ! Cl'rltflC'nt ion hy tht word 1ng d1screpanc1cs bctwCi!n Orang1· COu'nt)1 n·g1 ~t rar l)f an off1c1al notice o( recall and voters that '3.701 f1Uall f1cct San somt• t•arly copies of the peti· Clt•mente voters s1f{ncd a P<'ll· tion Lton't'aningforMush~tt 's reciill Mu,khctt said lodlly he h~ not Only 2 ,682 s ignatures had a chance lo ('Onsult With his representing 20 percent of San a ttorney :-.inct• tht• rc~1strar ·s Clemente's 13.41_1 vote rs. were <See RECAl.L. Page A2> required to qualify the issue of M ushett's recall for the ballot. Council members voted unan. ~~'II" ~'ERS lm ously to call the J an 23 J vu..t r~i' special recall election after re· cc1ving certification of 2,866 'BIG SEUER' signature~ on a pet1t1on callin~ for !he r~call or Walkrr and 2,826 for the rl'Cl.111 of Mr .. W1lk1nson .. Musht.'tl ha:-. bt•t•n l'n~aged 1n a n intense politH·:tl rivalry with W alke r a nd Mn. Wilkinson since his l'leclion last March Two other counc ilmen e lcctl'd In M arch havl' s plit the i r political a llegiance Roy Hamm, .1 San Clemente businessm an. has sided consislenlly with W<1lkcr and Mrs Wllk\nson to form a sohd 3·2 council majon . I .. LONDON IAP I -'The Im· pe r1al Wa r Museum has decided to s top selling reproductions of two Nazi posters because too m any were being sold G r <.'v ille J a nner. rormer Rritish army inves ti~ator for war crimes. asked the museum to stop selling the posters. sny· Ing It was "ludicrous .. that they could be bought here. but not In Germany - Did Kids • Rip .Off Parties? By GARY G RANVILLE OllNOA'IY Poiot!o\411 The Orange County D1strirt Attorney's off1l'·e has opened an i n ve~1 1i.rat1on 1n10 a lleged rra udule nt voter r eg1st(ation postcards tum~ m during a last ,,. minute pre·cle<-t1on reg1strat1on drive by workers or both majOr political parties. Acco rding to Deputy D1stnct Att o rney Willi a m Evans. Registrar of Voters Al Olson has chal lc ngt•d ··a s 1g n lf1cant numbe r" oC tht' pos~card reg· istrat1ons. Registrar of Voters Olson said he has questioned rou~hly 400 postcard regislrat1om. on th<· basis that the allegcd pN·sons rcg1s terc.'<1 are not in fact real persons At the samo time. Olson said. tht•rt• an· about 1.000 postcard reg1i.trat1ons that 1n~ieate the affiliated party was ctiangcd. Olson said hc would t'st1mate about i 5 percent ()( the ques· 11onablt' reg1~trat1on s came fro m thos<-c1 rculating in the reg 1str:it1on drive with ;m t•ye to picking up Dem ocratic afhha · lions "Hut I "ould say ~•bout 25 Jl('r ccnl of the rt·g1slral1on~ we n· q u e ~tto n 1 n g 1nvolV<' tht: Repubhcan drive ... Obon said. Olson ~aid that hi" office i:-. sends1ng letters to postcard reg 1s trants co nf1rm 1ng the ir af1hat1oos He addl'd th-at thos<' who re~· 1stered properly an thl· postcard drive will have no difficulty vot 1ng nl'.'xt week but 1f there 1s J qut·~t1on as LO their pa r1 y affiha- t10n 1t could po!>s1bly pose a prob· l e m 1n th e 1980 prima ry election E van.'\ said first md1('at1on~ ar<' thal young Pl->OPh' paid 511 c·t:nt:. a reg1strat1on apparently turnt•d in cards cont aining ft<.' t1t1ous na mC'S and addr<•sses ThC'rl' 1s no ind1cat1on that l<'adCr!, of either thl' Republican or Ot•m ocrat1c part1t''> h a ve part1 c1patcd in the a ll e~cd fra udulent registra tions Evans said it 1s likely that tht.' party regulars who paid 50 ccnU. per re~1strat1on turned 1n bv the young pt'Ople wen• "nppcd off " Coast Weather '-/ Mostly sunny Friday, but low cloudmess early mornu~ hnu.rs-1llgh:. 72~ 76 Lows 52 to 5i. INSIDE TODAY Astrology. the anc1N1t art that studies the heo11Pns' influrncr on human lw t•s. 1s still viewed Wttl1 skt'pl1c1sm by many But a San Juan Capistrano pair t okt' cut rology ~eriou:.ly Page Al2 At YMtr Mfvlce ,,,.. .. ~ L.M. aeye IMSIM U C:.ltNf<fH~ Ctenttlff C-1<• C'NU-· Outll Netkff le1ter1.1r- 1111 .. 111.....w ~ ... .., .... ...,..'<_ l•dex .. u .......... "~' .... CJ-~-" A• Me1'1U M-1 MIOl\111 F IH'Ck .U Nati ... 11- 01 .. ou...-~ C4 "'"'•"-~ .,., •• s•~-... -. "' r., .. ,,, ... Ct• 1'11 .. lff\ Cl J -·"'" CJ-......... ' \ .. , 2 DAILY Pll OT lJSC S ii.i !ttilll on SanJulln OK's 78 -7 9 Budget ~an Ju.:111 1 -'fl''' r ''"" c 11.,. 1·11u111 1l11w11 'l'Jl l 11\l·tl ,, tot JI 1 ~7 11 1:1 1 11 \ 1ud~1·I oil Sil 1 million. ~hu·h h,,,. $2 6 rmlllon rn rt•iu•• \. ,.,. " 1 •1 lru 'f>d.H n1 .i ht Thi· l 11i.t 11111111t• lllmfl from .in '"" ""' 11<11 11·111 11 tut.II 11f s .. • rnill11111 "'' 1111111 it f r ""' 1h1 Soultw,hl H•-.llOllJI Ht•t·l.,m:tl11111 \ul lw111 \ ' tt-t·1•nt SJ Iii m1 lh1111 JIJ' m••nl h• 1tw • lh fur tl" 111 t1•r.· .. 1 111 1 ,,,. .. r I n · l m1·111 11l,t 11 I , 11' m 1n .1._-1•1 J .•m• "·~ iii 1111 In •pit.· of a t"'r"UP<>fillloo 13 lax 111-.-. ,,f S!.2!1 noo t lw ..-11} ·., •. .,,, m .1l•·tl n \ 1·nu1·s ol s·:i 1 ni11l10n a.how • $1 J nuUioo Ill ,., •··•1>•· <»'••r 1t .. c year'"' g11Clmot c>d ,. ~ Pt"nd1tun•11 1 DC' re 1u1t.•tl to s. .• .! m1lhon. bv a proJc<'h«1 ~I l •110 ( .• , \ offlci..1b t'(lm pt•11.1tutt'd r11r !tit' 1.t~ 111:-.i. .. 1u1 va~i.1i.i1· ot lht• n 1· v. S) i.lt·m ~ C>cv~lo1>itH:n t t h'41 flt· tJx, 1o1.hll'h h·v1n it ont' JWrt't•nt (1't" 1111 .jlf llt'~ dc•vdop 1111·111 Jnd IJ" tnt'rt•dMn.c otht'r er I\ ft,., .md (111l. .. Jlrt·•d.)' Ill t•f frc·r 'IV - tfl'\ . ... , w . ( a ,.a • ...., •'" • ... I . .... • ·Bluebird. Canyon Landslid GROUNO SURIACl AFl(R SLIOIN{I -~lA • ............... "4No suof~ --------~--.............. IASC OF' SLID£/ ~------~-----......... .. BLU(81RD CAH'Y'ON -----...J~ ' Thi 111.mt . '"''"Hudh1n .,,,,.., I I II •• n ( t' cl h \ " " n J u ii ,, -.·u1•1~1r J 11<• ,,., • 1.11 '1· r-. ,.Ko P.hw.11t ...... utl .ind lh•· n ·rc111 p I) ffi\ 111 lnlL'l ht 11 ... ·d In lJ'i1 •'II\ '~ "t I t.nh I Jiii!>\ .. und ar1 Jum1 Will K ep Oiarg Tax Thi· no~ dl·\ 1•lupmL'fll l""J1 " •·• riet'\l'd t.o g1•ot·r.ik $4.25.000 rn Tl'\ t'Olll' l h1· Gt'Ot'r ~11 fund balDDl'\' 1o1.h1t•h l"U\t'r.. C'O~I of <'Jt y ~f;i/f 30d Opt'1 Jl!On~. projt'Ctt.'d ~\I l'nUl'" .ir $:! l million for 1978 79, du1o1. Jl from $2 5 m1ll1on of ldi.t 't'.if 1-:xp(·nd1tur1•:,,, ho~t·\11•r, llH' ll'<t:.t'd f rnrn S2 2 mllh<>n la.i.t H'ar Co a11 est1mah.'d $2 4 mtlhon · for lht· c·urrent ye<.1r. Crot1 ~ s ection ilJustralJon provided by the geologist :,tudymg Laguna Beac h 's Oct. 2 Bluebird Canyon land~ltde shows former ground surface ..45lide movement a nd t~rrain configuration following the slide . Tree in uppl'r lcfthand corner illustrates gap between original ground :.i nd slide movement that began a month ago to~ay. Scale on left gives elevation in feet. Officials arc studying measures ' to control erosion and_ rainwater proble ms in the slide area. Former Bluebird Canyon bottom '1owcr right). which is used for drainage purposes. will have lo be changed to accommodate winter rainwate r flow. Those changes could involve boring through landslide m ass to allow water to pass through the land m~ss. ~ l..irgt'ht ln<'rt!ases we re in t•ost or admin1i.tnrt1on , up $74,418, .incl 111 e mployN• bt·11ef1ts. up S73. 73u John Vibert Stricken by Heart Attack San Ju ~in l 'aµ1 ~tr<.1no C'll.)' 1 ou1H 1lmt•n d1•t 1de1I lo kct!µ tlw 1·11' ' r o nlr o v t·r s 1JI ru.·"' s, 'h'm ' l>t•\ t•lopmtont Char~·· T J\ W(•tlnt· ... d .1y n ig ht , h ul n10 H ·c1 the c•ffrl'll\'(• dJll' from July J. l!J7fHo NO\ I T ht! fl~~ J lre<.idy t•ollcctt.' rcbatt-J. ('1t:-and prom1ssor~ not t•:-. v.i II t:w c .incch•d , city ol fu:1a b ::..lid The new t<i JC, which levies J one percent fee vn all new dc- vt'lopment rn the <'tty, is est1mat ed to ~t:'n~rale revenues of $425,000 rn the Ol'Xt year. city of f1 t·1ah said earlier_ This give!\ the city $166,000 mon· th:in 1t nct>ds at present. l'rly managN J ames MO!'l:lh:-. s:ml. C ou nc ti mt: n oppo:-.t:d a c· cu mulatin~ a s urplus . 1'ht·y n·s laled l'arlrl·r rntentrons of n: during oth1·r bu1l<hng and di· vdopment f<'t'!. ·now Ill cfft'Cl to p rt:'vt•n t t•o l1 N·t1n~ t·XN'!>' rev en Ul'S Mayor KC'nn<'lh Fr t:r~s in :-.I rurh-d crly ~taff to come ha<'k to the counc1) OC'c 6 with an J nalys1s of the present ft·t· schedult! and s uggestions for rt- duc·tions . l'oun<'i1m a n James Thorpe· _ praised the ne w tax for placing tht• burden of cost or providanf{ n t"w city facilities directly on the shoulders of nt>wcomcrs creat· ing thl' oero ·' r like thr Systt·mc; Develop- m1·n1 Ta'\ tx•ttt·r than some of th1· o th<•r n1tp1ck1nR fl·cs v.t• havt•.' hf· '>aid R1•spond1ng to a rt•port from ;,1 1·1ty con.-.ul.tlint. ho~evt•r. coun <'1lm1•n s:.11d tht·y see the <11· vt•lopm1·nt I ax :t::. only a short term ~olult<>n John (; H'1u of Ultr<i Syslt'mi., In<' . told lht• ('Ouncrl that within 10 vt·ar.:., the tax ~•1111<1 ~: mad•: rtu<i t1• .rncl pHwc• lhl· crly in .1 "'-<.. d l'f I l' It In approving lhc total budg\!t , i·oulll'llmen expn·si.ed ronccrn OVl'f lhe t•1ty '~ large reserve fund With the t'urn·nt rate of ia- O<ition. holding on to the m oney could bt' wasteful, lhey said. T t·nta trvl' ~uggc s trons for ci et.·r c as1n.: tht.• rcs t•rves 1n <'ludt•d escalatmi:t the r ate or the city's capilal improvement prOJ· ects and site acquisitions. C ou nci I men instructed city staff to come back to the m with a report on possible e xpen- ditures on a project-by-project basis. UrgwwKitb Don Tog(Uj for Homecoming F'riday is toga day at Laguna Beach High School where more than 1,000 high school students will dress as Romans lo kick off day long Homecoming ac- tivities. Activities Friday include a pep assembly aod homecooung queen eJertion during the d ay. Th e ann ual homecoming parade. complete with band and marching students begins al 2 p.m . at the football stadium oo St. Ann's Drive. P arade participants will tum left on Parlt Avenue. left again on Legion Street and right on Short Street to return to the foot· b~lficld. ' Friday night's homecoming l!ame begins at 1·30 p.m . with the Artists pitted against Laguna Hills High School players . The-homecoming ·dance wiU· be held Saturdav ni~ht at the B a lboa Pavilion with music provided by Arch Angel:s. F,...P~A J BRIGGS, MILK DEBATE. • • nghts .. 8r1j?~s . argued that the in it1<tt1vt· '40Uld rC'ston· to parents .1nc1 l~al Sl'hool boaNis the nJ,tht to d..-l•tdf• who should teach their t•hrldren ··E"ervbodv has thP lrbt rty to du v.h,1~,_lhl·y w.101." Bnirns ~a1ct "Wha l teacht·r~ do 10 privatl' rs th1·1r bu:-.rness Bui wha l they do rn the classroom 1:. our bus tnl'SS " Milk contended ~x1stin~ state laws alre ady protect srhool <'h tld r en fro m h o m os exual teat•hers "If th1s i:-. allowed to pa:.s 1t <'<1uld becom e an epidemic that could spread to other groupi.," be con tmm.>d Thl· San t'ranc1sco s upervtsor l'Ompart•rl BrtJ{gs' anti - ORAHGECOAST ~• DAILY PILOT t P..() •• , ....... 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Tt1991M»M "1•>1Q.4321 c r...-..ActM,...,,.M:Msn ~ tOf'ftHO""Of•...,-(AivMy(.t~""' ~ WO.U20 ~~;'1'~ ::!\ °'~, ~,:::.~~ homosexual attack to the same ft«Jrs "that spaV<T1ed wrtchhunts ut one time in this nation McCarthyism and Nazism." ' "I thmk the real issue is John ~riggs' thirst for power." h~ :-.;ud "He 1s "•llin~ lo tc:ach our r hi ldren. your children , that hatred of some: peo ple 1i. more impo rtant than tht• lo ve Of ChrtsL ·'The trouble is W(' h;,ve some people like Senator Briggs - who go around with the Bible 1n Onl' hand and hatred 1 o the • olhcr." Milk said. Briggs C?ntended that the Vl('W s of . B1b~·readrng , child. rearing c1tJze · ave tx.-cn 1g. norcd by lo <1y '~ po lit1cJ1l leaders. And current laws don't give school boards power to fire t_e .a c b e rs whose homosexual !1f~styles all~cdJy threaten to u~nueoce schooJ children, he in· sisted. ".lf the people are waiting for poltt~ca_l leaders lo give morahty lo this issue, there isn't gotfll( to b e any m o rality ," Briggs argued. "You have too m an y people who wo~ld rather be president than right.·· Mrlk asked, "Who sets mOtab. ly'.i Are~ so good you can set morality! You want to legislatt> aod roostitutiona1ize big6tiy and we say no." Milk also contended research shows that gay teachers do noi influence the futur e sexual pn:t. cre nces of students. R ather. he said, researcb shows sucb pret. erences are set by the drne ll child is six years old. Tbe "No on 6" forces. carry. ing printed signs and cans full ~ campaign buttons, arrived 4S minutes before the debate and crowded iQt.o the front rows of the Garden Grove Commuruc.y Center a uditoriwn. m 4thr •• ~IW""tflit\ ""'••tii ,...., ._ ~CUOChn•O ""'"'-"" "-'t••I ht•t~-.. ( ... , ..... __. ~(fi~d tlft\ .. ,,.., N •ft .ti GMf• •w C•lllOtft1.t \tlfM,f ••l't•fli'l O't 1 .. ,,,., U .,. ,..'"'"'• b• ..,_.,., \4 M '""•'"""' "'"tt1,... """'""'_.,,,_ .. ... ,vAbeut"' .an equaJ number ol "Yes on 6" support.en arrived close to dtbate startiQt Orne with hand-lettered slans and posters. Newport Beach civic leader John "J ack" Vibert was listed 1n serious condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospital after s uffering an apparent heart at· tack Wednesday af&ttoooo. Vibert ol 1611 Emerald Bay, LaJuna Beach. apparenUy was s tncken while driving bis car out or Newport Center at about 12:ts p.m Paramedfcs rus hed the S3- year-old \T.ibert to the bospitaJ where he is being treated in the cardiac care unit. Vibert operates Pacific View Memorial Parlt and Mortuary and has long been active in civic affairs in Newport. Beach. Jn 1964 he served as president of the Ne wport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. A graduate of Stanford University, he is also an active s upport.er o( the school's variou~ fund-raising campaigns. p,.._ P.,,e A l certificatioo showed that Z.732 s ignatures appeared oo con-ttt· ed versaons of the petition -still more than the 2.682 minimum required to qualify the issue for the. ballot. • But Mushett may ask that the petition be declared invaijd on diffe rent grounds, because. he said. some signatures were col· lccted fraudulently. One s ig n ature cited by Mus h ett as an example of fraudulence was that or building designer Eric Boucher , who has ~aid he was press~ into sign· tng the recall petJtioo by a city official who gave Boucher the impression that sig:njng would sever bis business interests with the city. . Bou~het-i.s currently compet. ang with other architectural firms for the award or a city contract to refurbish the SO· year-old San Clemente beach club He has recently dttlared th<.1t he does not support the n -call campaign against Mushett and JSked that his name be removed from the petition. Safari T ests Dead Monkey; Child Bitten Lion Co un try S afari veterinarians arc examining the remains of a squirrel monkey, killed during capture Tuesday-- two weeks after it scratched and b,it an 18-mooth·old Huntington Beach girl. The animal was being inspect· ed for signs or rabies. The child, Shawna Wellm~. or 14312 Hacienda Drive, was not seriously injured in the ~. 18 incident. park officials sllid. and sbc is reported well · She was walking with be r mother. Nikki Wellman. through the animaJ park's entertainment area, when the moakey leaped a fence, ran up to the ctrild aod bit her on the leg, according to an Irvine police report. Lion Count r y publicist Jo ScbeUtt said monkeys are not normally pn!5ent in the area. but are coofined to an lslaod in the middle ol a river area. She said it was possible the anim al slowed aboard ooe ol the barses that villit the \sland for feeding and maiatena.nce. and made bis way to the entertain· ment sect.ion. Partt e~a with MU and v3rlous Nies we-re unable to c..,ture the monkey for 14 days . Mn. ~ltt •aid lhe mookey' met its end when tt at last was cornered h) 1 bleh tree and fell . probabl.J because ol stress, to it$ de.a~. E',._ Pllp A J SUDE REMEDlES. • • under the backyard of home!> along Bluebird Canyon Drive. southwest or the slide site . The pipeline wou ld carry ra1owater along a natural creekbed throuJ?h the Bluebird Canyon area. It would help pre· vent further problem s from 1m· pe nding winter rams. M eanwh"ile, the geologist studying Bluebird Canyon sajd an ancient slide whkh lies under the Oct. 2 landshde area extends de-- e pe r und~r the l'a r t h than originally thought. ""Tht! base of ~ anc-ient shde ·~ about 20 reel farther down th<.1n the base of the current slide." Or F. Reach Leighton said. "It appears thl' dcepcsr port1om. of lhl· anc•1cnt sl1d1· didn't movC' because of ground support below the sltde a rel:I ut the canyon bottom " Lei ghton said the deepe r dimensions of the ancie nt sHdc showed up arter g eological teams drilled a t JS.foot hole <1l the intersection of Meadowlark Drive and Lane. "The current slide goes down about 70 feet at that IO<!atton." Leighton s aid. "Material from the ancient s lide extends down another 20 fe(.'1. " He said earth mcwemenl had Lagunan Nabbed In Credit Fr a ud Orange County s heriff's of ficcrs jailed a La~una Bcl:lch woman on forgery charges after s h e a lleged ly used anothc·r purson's c redit card to makt• purchase!. at two Laguna Hills Ma ll Stores. Dcputic~ saici Deborah Gill. 24, of 173 Lower Cliff Drive, u::.t-d the card to buy clothing ut Halfway House and to buy rec· ords al Mus1 cland. They said the value of the purcha:;es was about $lll. been o~rved ~ince the \ hole was drilled. because the ground below 70 feet was offset. Leighton said. however, Lilt meter readings in the a rea did not indicate the 1 mpendtng possibility of rurther cracking in the landslide area. F ro. Pflfle A l HASHISH ... employed U .S Customs and Drug En· fo r('e ment age,nt ~ contac ted Costa Mesa 1nvt•st1galori. bt:forc resealing the pa.Qkagc~ and al· lowmg them to be forwarded 10 Los' Angel es lnterncit1 o nal Airport. There. police <(nd Lot. Angele~ County Sheriffs wait1•d Wt·d~:-. d ay afternoon for :,omeone to claim the package~ Sgt. Webster said Kourkcn Kl· jakehyayen . 39, .,o r , 18735 Brookhurt St .• F'ounLam Valley, signed ror the package!> about 1.30 p.m. and drove ofl with a co mp a nio n . 33 y e a r -old Mohammed Nairn NaJm. of the sam e address. T'olice claim the two men tned a ser ies or tri c ky driv ing maneuvers but wer e unawan• that they were being v. atchl'<i from the air by police tn the Costa Mesa helicopter. Sgt Webster s aid. The men were trailed -to lht·rr Fountain Valley apurtme nt. '" lowed to open the packagt•s, tht•n arrested shortly afte r lhty left thl' a partfTM!nt in their ct.1r Polk<.' ~ard the ha:.ht!>h wa!-re covered in the c<1r. Als o taken tnlo cw.tody at the J p a rtment W'1 !> W a kin Nrkoghosyaghjian. 33 . who ar· n ved in the U.S th1~ week from the Middle East. Pre- Christmas Sale NBC Leader 'Ihreatened Mter Story? C HICAGO <AP I -/\ television columnist sayi. NBC' boosted security around the N1·w York apartment of the network ' president. Fred Silverman. a!wr two m en tried to confront him over a TV new::. story aboul a controversial West Coast drug reha b1lilat1on orgamzatton Syndicated columnist t"rank S w l' r t I o w s a 1 d 1 n t o d a v · ' Chicago Sun-Times thaL NBC sources -he did not na me lh1·m -a lso said a nother official or l hl' net work rect•r v<.-d a c-:tll from .1 m an v.ho in~1:>t<.'CI that tht· rn \l'Shgative story tn lhe work::. 1)1• tavorabh: There was no immediate com- ment on the Swerllow report from NBC hcadqu<irter~ sn Nl'w York The story reported ly will focu:-. on th(' destrut·tivc as pt·crs nf cult::; in lh<' country as a "Sci.! m ent J" feature of the "NBC Nightly News," Swcrtlow said- The rolumnist q uoted Ne\\ York poli<'<' sources a s saym~ the two men who e ntered thl· lobby of Silvcnnan'::. Manhatt;,m apartm<.'nt allegedly were as socr a t ed with Synano n . " • Callfornaa -bascd d r u g n.: habihtation ~roup Swe r t low's column s ard Syn a non m ay be among th1· groups mentioned 1n the 1n Vt·~t1gat1vc p1t'CC' Synanon has been linked with some bnarre actrvilles. rnclud lllR rcporti. thal thl• g roun pl;m-. to fo rm ti:-<1v.o prOtl·c·tron (oro•1· C':tlled lht' "fmpcn ;il MJ nOC!-. " Swl'rtlow said Rect•ntl y two Synllnon ml·m her!> w<•n· .1rre~t1'fl 1n l'Onnt•rt1on with !ht• pla<.'rng Qf .1 rattksn.ikc 1n lh(• m:ulbo1e of a L~ 1\ngl'll·~ altoll'oey who had won a fin.in r rJ I st•tllcmt·nt dJ.:arn~t thl· or ga n11.nt100 Th•· attornl'y wa' bitten but survived 1 Layaway for Christma Now! SAYE 560 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE W. ... l l f'f1• Reci. $259 w. 1we 1 •f'111 Req. $319 '-.... __ ..... ____ ...,. ______ ,, Choose YO. S~atiacj COlllfor.t Wi'1' U-Z-IOY® ' • ....... D .. •Ji COSTA...sA NIWPORT IUCH 369 I. I 7th StrNt •• ....,..,. s.-..1 le-f1t1tM & 171t1 St. e<reu fr-• ..,.., ..._....tf 642..a657 ~ .... W .IM c:-.. l MISSION Y1l.JO - l.tf ef A""f"fJ 28192 Mar9111tt• rky. l••Weclrl ..... of s ......... ._..._. • .,..~ 495 .. 5902 \ . • I _\ ! Saddlebaek (O ITI O N , I , Afterno91;1 N.Y. Sto~ks 306, 4 SECTION~. 38 PAGES ORAN GE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 2, 1978 TEN CENTS DA ·Probes Voter 'Registration Fraud' t\) (,\RV GRA1'\i\'IU .•: °' .... 0.0•• -Sl•ft !'ht• Or.01~1· ('11un1' lh~ltll t Allt•rtW) ' 111!11••• h.1:-. 1111t•111'<l uJl In '° t'' I 11( JI 11111 111 I u ~1 I I 1• JC 1• II fr.iu1lu11'111 \11t1•r 1t'IP'lrut111n Jll1'l1·.1n1' t11riwd m rturin11 .1 lu't n\111ult.• pn• t'll't'l11111 rt'j.?1,11 .1t111n driH ~' '411rk 1•r' 11( l)Oth m.iJor 1>oht 11· .ii lJ.1rtll'!' 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SOME MEMBERS OF AUDIENCE AT PROPOSITION 6 DEBATE SAY IT WITf1SIGNS In Garden Grove, Milk Versus Briggs Draws About 300 on Both -Sid es of the Fence Brigg~~ Milk 'Debate' 'Um Bisexuals Teach Part Time?' Cheered · Can btsl•xuals teac h part tame tn schools"" one young m an a s kl•d st <11 e Sen J ohn Briggs near th<' rlO!>l' of his dl" bate on l'ropos1t1on 6 Wednes- da~ night '41th San Francisco Count y SupE>rvisor llarvey Milk. If the s enator replied. ha s a nsw«r was drowned out by the 1eerh , booh . nppl ause and laughter that follo~ed the ques· lion. Jl was that kind of a night in Garden Grove. When the raucus. 60-minute debate b<>fore a mixed a udience in G<1rden Grove's Community Centl'r was ovt•r, the 300 or so partisans wt'nt home. apparent- ly "athout chang ing their sexuaJ prefen•nces or the ir beliefs about Propos1t1on 6 At one point during the ques- tion and an~wer period that followed the debatc. moderator Doris Endl'r le of Huntington Beach. president of the sponsor- ing Pro fami ly Coalition, chastisc>d the noisy crowd. Dally Pilot St.tit Ptloto "You peopl<.' are not asking Questions ... she yelled. "You a re (Sef' BRIGGS, Page A2 > 'IT'S AN ATTEMPT TO CONSTITUTIONALIZE BIGOTRY' San ft'anclsco County Supervisor Harvey Miik on Prop. 6 Irvine Polities Baek.stage ~Manipulating the News . ,,.,,. By PHILIP ROSMARIN OI tlHr Dolly ftllo! St.tff SOMETIMES nearly all the time - t he behind-the-scenes m aehinalions of polilacians a rc more interesting than the . actual news stories -that resuJt from their shenani~ans. Certaanly they'r e a lot funnier . An t!Xamplc is 'the events that led to publication of a news story in Wednesday's , editions The story was abo ut the c harges o f I rvine Ci t y Co unc il m e m bers Larry Agran and Ma ry Ann Ga1do that lhe F lu or Co rp .. a powerfu l co mpa n y headquartered in Irvine, is trying to buy an election the r e by contributi n g m oney to a campaign to • """"'" pass a local ballot issue. The m easure would consolidate municipal general electiops, now held in March, with June primary elections. THE STORY ALSO detailed how two other city councilmen, Arthur Anthony a nd David Sills, who s upport the ballot measure, .·ebutted the allegations. The s tory did not tell of how the news cam e to be made. It started with tele phone calls from Agran to local news paper offices. alerting reporters to a hurry·up press conference he and Mits, Gaitlo were holdinf.t laLer that day nt city hall. Agr an tantalized r<'porters, who probably were faced with nothinf,! more exciting than lunch that day. with the hint of a BIG STOR l' a bi>ul impropr ieties in rontri but ions to proponents of the ballot measure. NE WS R E PORTERS s uffer an occupational hazard in instances like these They bite so often at bait like this that their teeth are worn to nubs. I clacked my nubs toget her a nd heaaed off Cor the press confer ence. What Ag r a n didn 't know, was that Anthony and Sills likewise were headed off for the press conference. Seems a friend of t heirs overheard Agran 's telephone invita tion In the offices of the Irvine World News A ronfrontatlon was arranged. "You coming to the press conference. Art?" I asked Anthony as we nearly collided at the parking lot of city hall, hurrying to thf' BIG STORY. He answer<.-d, mysteriously and smugly, "I'm having my own pr~ss <;onterence " (Sff lltVINE POLmCS.f•«e AZ) I ,,,., .... ,..~., .. lh•publi<.•an drive." Olson s uid Olson said that hth officl' is 'lendsan~ lc>tler:. to postcard reg '1s tran ts conl'1rm1ng thl•1r afiliattons Ile added that those who rt.•g astered properly m the postrard drive will have no difficulty vol Jng n~xt week but af there 1s o que:.llon as to their party affilia- tion 11 couJd possibly pose a prob- 1 e m in th e t980 orim<1ry l'lertaon · Evans said fir!.l 1ndicat1on~ an· thuL young people paid 50 cents a reg1strat1on a pparently turnl'd 10 c:.i rd:. c·ontaining ft l' tataoul> names and <1ddresscs Thr r« is no indication th:.it lead<' rs of either the Republican o r D e mooratac partae~ have part1r1pate d in thC' alleged fraudulent registrations. Take Valued at $197,000 Evans said 1t 1s ltke ly that the p<.art) regulars who paid 50 CC'nl!\ per n•g1stral1on turned in hv lht• young people were "rippl•d off " In payin~ for tht• JJJparently fi ctitious regis trati on~. tho-.t• who she lled out the• mont·y from party t•ampaagn eofft.·r~ didn't n•ct•1ve whal th<.·y p .11d for. 'ote rs c•ligible to vnlt• 1n rll'>el week 's general c ll'('t1on Valley Men ~eld In Mesa Hash Bust Two Fountain Valky m en and a rect.•nt ¢nngfant were arrest ,.d Wt•dncsd;.iy by Costa-= Mes <t 1>011<.·<.· in connection with the air frt'1ght arrival of packages that off1 c£'rh ;1llc·gl' c·onlaancd an estimated $197.UOU worth of hashish A bout 22 pounds of the concen trated <0annab1s wt•n • cl1M·ovt·rcd 1n the false botto m s of two packagl's that ar ri vl'd 1n Chicago from Bl1irut. Lt•banon. art'ording to Sgt Gary Wt·b~tl'r Thl' p;ic·kagl'S also containl'd oriC'n lal brn~., orna ml'nh and wc•rt' addressed to a Cosl:.i Mesa business when • onl'"Of the ml·n 1s l'mployed U S Customs a nd Drug En- f or<' em en t agent s contactl'd Co!>ta Mesa investlgator~ befor e rescaling the packages and al· lowing the m to be for wardt·d to Los Angeles l ntcr.n ataonal Airport. There. polirl' and Los An~les County Sheriffs waitcv:l Wcdnes· day afternoon for someone to claim the packages. Sgt. Webster sa.,.i Kourkcn Ke- 1 a k eh ya ye n . 39 , o f 18735 Brookhurt St .· Fountain Valley, signed for the p-a t'k<1ges al>out 1 · 30 p m and drove off with a <'O mp anaon. 33 ·ye ar -old Mohammed Nairn NaJm, of th(• same addresh. Polir t' claim the two ml·n tried a s C'r 1es of trick y driving maneuver~ but wcrt' una wan· that they were being watc h(•d from the .iar by Police 1n tht' Costa Mesa he lico ptl'r, Sgt · Wl'bster scud. The men ~ere tra1kd to their Fount:un Valley aparlml'nt. al· lowe d to open th<' puck ages. then arrested shortly after they left the apartment an their rar. Poli1·c said the has his h was re· <:ove red in the car D~1ly Pllol St.1111 P"°lo Al so taken into custody at the apart m ent 'w as W ak in NikoghosyaghJ1an. 33. who ar 1 ived 1n the US. this week from tht' Middle East. MESA POLICE SGT. LARRY BERSCH CHECKS HASH STASH From Lebanon in False Bottoms of Packages, Police Say i\11 three men were booked al Co s ta Me s a cit y Jail o n posSt'hS1on of drugs for sale Rail wcis set at $.5.000 each Kt•i:akchyayen pos ted bail to· day and 1s now free awaiting ar· r ,ugnment Sgt. We~ter noted that 11 cr1i.L neHrly $1.000 in sh1pp1ng r hargt!:. Monk~y Examined After Biting Girl Lion Co untr y Safa ri vet<•rinarians are examining the re mains of a squirrel monkey, killed during capture Tuesday t wo weeks after it scr atched and bit an 18·month-old Huntington Beach girl. The ammal was being inspect - C'CI for signs of rabies The child, Shawna Wellman, of 14312 llacienda Drive. was not ~eriously injured 1n the Ort 18 incident, park officials s aid. and she 1s reported well S h e was walking w1lh hl'r mother. Ni kki Wellman. through t he animal park's e ntcrtaanment area. when the monkey leaped a fence. ran up to the child and bit her on the Jes. according to an Irvine police report Lion Country publicis t Jo Srhetter said n'lonkeys a re not normally present in the area. but are confined to an is land in Gold Auctioned WASHJNGTON IAP l The International Monetary Fund auctioned 470,000 ounces of gold Wednesday at a n aver age price of $224.02, slightly higher than the S22.1.68 average at the most recent previous auction Ort. 4 • • t I I I I li • 'II f' ' . ( the middle of a river area She• said 1t was possible the animal stowed aboard one of thl' barges that visit the island for feeding and maintenance, and made his way to the Nttertain- menl section. P~rk employt'cs with nets a nd various ruses were unable to rapturc the monkey ror 14 days. Mrs Schetkr said the monkcv met its end when It at last was cornered in a high trct' and foll. probably because of stress. to its dl'dlh Vance Meets With Begin NEW YORK tAPl -U.S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance m et today with lsrat'li Prime Minister Mcnachem Be~in to try lo work OUI the cem airung prob' lems delaying a peace trt'aty between Egypt and Israel. They gathen.-d at the Regency Ho~I with Assis tant Secretary of State Harold Saunders and Is r aeli Foreign M inaster Moshe Dayan and Foreign Minister Ezer Welzman to h.iH' th1· p.11•k;1g1•' m ailr•d from B1•1rut Tht· 11rtH1m<·nh tn· :-1dt• th•· p<wl..1g1·-. ~ l'rl' m1•rl'l'1' lrtnk<.·U. Elvis' Dad Home M EM PlllS. T<.•nn !/\P l The late Elv1:. Prc~ley ·., 62 Yt'lir·nld f.1lht•r . Vc:rnon h,.., ht·1•n released from Haptt~t hohp1tal aft er tn•atmcnt fur " hc.irt .1ilml'nl ~ufkrcd l:)st Wl'l'k Ill' n•lurncd homt• toda) Or:n:r.l:asl W eath er Mosllv -.unnv Frid a v . but lo w· cloud1iw~:-l':trl\ morning hour-; High~ 72 to ~s52to57. INSIDE TODAY 1h1rology. the ancient art that slud11's the heat•en1· tn/luenct• nn human hues. is still mewed with skrp11c1sm by many But a San Juon Ca pt 't ran,. pa 1 r • '' le,. ast rn!ngy !t•rwu~'Y Pnqe AIZ "' .,.,.., Sen•<• ''"'" ·---L M l eyd lttll!MO ~:~~~~~: . C6fftlC\ c,.., ........ 0.•11! Holl<t\ fdlltlftl•I P-lnl•rt•l-ftl ""''"I"' He,..,10.- Index A tl '"tt<m111MHt Cl """ l.4...Sen At MeVIH 1114-1 M11l11•1 f"llftd• AS H•llflft-1 "•"" Df·f Oun•• C-y " '•"''" ,..,,"' c• ~"• At \IOU M•r11Mt A• fttewltlOft Cw Tt•uttn Chi Wutller CJ Wor,. H•"" A2 DAIL y PIL.OT 58 Swpect Pleads lmwcent M o u 1-~ 1 c 1 , \ r· , ml'rt.'b.Wl :i".im"u J>ll••J.-.f •nno I ' Ill Intl.I\ 111 .111 I 11,1ri.:1•-. 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A ftcr tht• 45-minulc arra1gn- m <'nt. both dcfen!>e attorneys re · fused to L('ll reporters whut mo· t ion:. Lht·y might St'f'k. includmg ., t:hangt• of vt·nut• because of heavy '1Ubh<.'lty here about the ('a:.e A p.,lt. ·appe;,rnng Singleton. :.h.n·klt>d dt tht' wr i ~L:. and ankl1·-.. ~a:. brought into the cou rtroom m :rn orange jail Jumpsuit. I le :.:.it quietly during the ht•arin~. responding ··not ~uilty " Ill a <1t•f'p YOice when l':rch of the st•\ €•n counts against him was read and answering "yes your honor" to quesl.Jons po:.cd by the Jud~c. Then· w<.ri. no motion to rt-duce buil which pn•v1ously was set in Municipal Court ut $200.000 11 Positions Restored in Saddleback S:trldlt•bat·k V<Alll·Y Unifi ·d <'hool 01~1 ra·t t ru!>lc~s restored 1 J c lai-.:.1f1E>CI pC'r:.onnel position~ in the dbtncl's 1978-79 budget Wedn('sduy niJ.tht The posit ion:. inc lude a purch as1n~ clerk. a clerk for La Tierra Elt.-mentary School. c lt'nc:-11 hclp to process libQMY and tC"xtbooks. two grolfnds kl'epcrs and two health office Jldc:. l'~unds for the hiring were ac· quir e d b y co mbining " scheduled March trustee elee- l1on with the genera l e lection m"<t yt•ar. lht' hinng of t eachers al less s~tlary th<Jn proJ<.'Clcd and -.avings gamed hy avoiding bor- rQWl'cf funds to Improve ca:.h fl o~ 1rn~1l1on:-.. 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GHOONO SUAf At( Af"lEA :.LIOINC. .. , BLUE BIRO CANYON I . l ml->~ M't tion 1llu~trat1 o n pn>v tdcd by the geologist ... l1.1dv111..: L<.1~un1J Bl'Jl'h ':i. Oct. 2 Bluebird Canyon 1.111rf...lld1• -,h11~i-. furnlt'r g ro und ~urface, slide mo..,·emt!~t :111il l\'1 ru111 t'<111fi~uratiou following the s lide Tree m UflJ>t'r lt·fthand corner illustrates gap between original ~round and sli<k movement th.at ~gan a m.o~th ago tod~y &·till· on ldt g1 ,ci, elevation an feet. Offtc1ats are ~1 udying mcabure~ to C'Ontro l erosion and. rainwater 'problems in the :-lide <in:a., Fo~mer Bluebird C~nyon bottom <lowe r rig ht l. which 1s used for drainage purposes. w ill have to be c h a nged to a ccom~od:ite winte r rair.walcr flow Thost' c hanges could involvL' boring through landslide mass to allow water lo pass through the la nd mass. Reporters w mt Sailor Gets $2.3 Million ..... Younger Confers With County's Cops SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -A sail o r whose f a ll from u gangplank last year left him in a coma that doctors say is perma· nent ,has been awarded $2.3 millio n in an o ut!o f ·Court negligence settlement, accord· ing to his attorney. .. • I . the setUement to Frank Cnsp. 54 • of San Fra ncisco who fell off the gangplank of a vessel owned by M<ttson Steams hip Lines on Nov. 23. 1977inSeattle harbor The federal court s uit brought by Belli 's law partner. Bili Choulos. alleged the gangplank was "un..seaworthy" and col- lapsed ..wte n Cris p tried to secure it. Crisp was a Matson employee at the lime. ·' By JOANNE REYNOLDS Ol U. Ooell'J ...... SlaH Evelle Younger brought tus gubernat orial campaign to Newport Beach Wednesday af. ternoon in a car efully s taged press conference conducted on the steps of the police station. It was a clas~te' example of <A Media Event. While about 20 reporters from Los Angeles radio a nd t el· ev1s 1on stations a nd a variety of local news papers were kept at bay. Younger a nd his travelin~ companion, former Los Angelt·~ police chief Ea Davis. met with OJ group billed as the Oran~c Count v Poli ce Chiefs A1'iod<i tion. (Related story Paee AS.) The guest list included a~ m any r etired Los Angeles and Orange County police official~ as active ones. The m eeting was pointedly closed t.o the press. but police and campaign workers said they weren 'l sure why. "He's the attorney general and I guess he just wants to talk to the chiefs off the record," s ur· mised Stan Bressle r, community relations officer ro r the Newport Beach Police De partment. 6 n e chief who ten the meeting sa id no controver s ia l topics were d iscussed. "We just talked about what we didn't like about Brown and Propositio n 13," said EdCibbarelh ofSeal Beach. "I think we wer e here just lo show our support.'' he adsfed. While the ll~'!"S peo~ sat an the station's lobby. fiddling with microphones. cam eras and tape r ecorders, a nothe r candidate rushed in. John Schmitz. the GOP can· didcite in the 36th State Senate District was promptly ushered into the chief·s meeting. Melvin Belli discl osed W ednesday that Matson Steamship Lines had agreed to F,.._PGflf!Al ffiVINE POLITitS. • • AGRAN WAS APPALLED lo sec both Anthony and Sills wa iting to sit in on his press conference. While reporters waited too. Agran shppcd off to another room to regroup lie returned with the announcement that the city attorney had c<1ut1oncd him that four coun<.'ilmc n in one room might be a violation of the Brown Act governing open meetings la ra ther dubious interpretation since there were tour newspapermen present as well It would have been tough. t•ven with the most dullard of news reporte~. to do anything there in secret. l Agran s aid we'd h;.i ve to move to private property for the press conference, since the attorney also told him that if he held it on city properrty. he couldn't keep out Sills. Anthony, or anybody. SILIS Si\ID DtSGUSTEDLV that Agran could hold the press conference wherever he liked. 'Tm not going to go where I'm not wa nted." Ag ran a nd G aido turned without further announcement and le{l. The reporters stood awkwa rdly whe re they were. pondering for a mom ent the weighty concerns of journalists· Lost loves a nd missed lunches A few moments taler . Agran came back. "Aren 't you coming?" he asked . looking at me. "Larry, where ~re we going?" "Just across the street." "YOO MEAN, WE 'RE going to hold this pr-ess conference on a str-~l com er?·• "Something like that." And so. looking rather hke a s mall squad uf ducks, four reporte r::i and two city councilmen waddled in close formation out city hall. through the parking lot. across Ja mbore<' Road traffic. onto the open grassy cornl!r of McGaw Laboratories. There we stood . a tig ht little 0trcle studying the J?ra!>s. looking to pa:.scrsby like we'd gathered for a g roundbreaking-or a consecration. such was the solemnity of lhc affair. AT FIRST NOBODY spoke i\fter a moment or silence-and the s udden manic conviction that r really had stumbled into a consecration-I profaned the silence and probably my profC'ssion and mutlt0rC'd. "Well La rry. it's your pn:ss confercncc What'!) ll a ll about?" So he told us what it wasf;6111 about. and thc event took on the comfort;.iblc truppings of the familiar the councilmen made an opening statement. we r ead a prepared !)l atem e nt. w e 3i.ked questio n s. they answered them . lht·y summed up the blood~ wrong tha t was thl' l'<iuse of us standing then· un~hcltert'CI m thl• g r;,rss. wt• thanked Lhcm for being lh<:n ·. thi·y thanked u:-. for bem~ tht•rc -and I'. c all felt ;.r little ht•tter Then. of course. the rour reporter~ waddled off their grassy corner. b&Jck acros!>· Jamboree Road traffic. through the pa rking lot. into citv hall. where councilmen Sills a nd Anthony were geared up to rebut t:verything Agran and Mrs. Gaido had sajd. Anthony even had prepared a few written remarks. which hP read later with admirable outrage. BUT FIRST THE councilmen ha d to a~k the reporters a question. "What did they te ll you'" ,.,.._,...Al BRIGGS, MILK DEBATE. • • giving l.allu;. Do you know what ;i question is ? .. Brig~s and Milk. an avowt-d h omo:.exu <rl . have dcbutL•d several times m the San Fr:m cisco area on Proposition 6, lhc anti·homosexual teacher an · 1liative authored by Brigg:-. W<.'dncsday':, debate wa:-. their first m Orange County Jl1:. debak t•hallcng(•r w;,r~ ad· miltt•d homosexual H arvey Milk, a San Francisco County supc•rvisor who go around with the Bible in one hand and h a tred in the other ... Milk said. Briggs contended that ttrc views of Bible·readlng, c hild· rearing citizens have been ig· nored by today 's p o litical leaders. And curr('nl laws don't J{IVl' '>C hool boards po wer to flrl' lt•achl·rs w hos l' homosexual lifestyles a llegedly threaten lo influe nce school children, he in- sisted. Pre- Christmas Sale In Dollar Cheered Juck Carlson. l'h1l'f t•c·onomb t of the Cbamber of Commt·rtc or lhc Untt€.'CI Statt·~. '>aid of thc Ol' totter f1gur<:i. .. Ooubh· d1~1t 1n fh1t 1on 1:-. now hkt'ly for: the n• muind(•r of 1978 hcce.t use or ::;ky rockctin~ food prices On ly changes tn governm ent inOa 1lonary fooi'! price support:. cun m odcralo lh1~ cur r('nl source of :t(·celeratmg 1nflJL1on " A broad. the presid ent's movt·' to raise intert>sl rates. buy up thn·atened dollars with a pool of $30 billion in fore1)(1\ l'urrenclc!:-. and incre:Jst• gold i.a les drcw pr;.11se from currl'ncy dculcr=> J.'> wt.-lcuml' and Ion~ overdue .. At last. WC' ha vi• :.ometlunJl that should stor, this non-!)top Wt'dlsening of th1• dollat.'' :.u1d ont• Zurich trader On a practical lt•vcl, the r apid· ly ris ing v::ilu1· of the dollur :-t rengthened tht• buying pow1·r of Americans laving and travel ing abroad with U.S. c urrency In Frankfurt, West C~any. for example. t axi driver:. promptly granted bettl!r ex c h a n ge rates to Amc ric<1n passengers. Jn the United Stal es. the 1-'ed e ra l Reser vl' Board 's ex traordinary increaE;c or a fu ll Pl'rcentage p0int an the discount ratt' to 9 5 pcrct•nt p(lrtcndc~ sl·arc1ty of fund:. and higher 111 lerest for ho me purchases Thi· discount ratt• 1s tht• tnter('Sl Uw board charges for loan:. t u me mber bank~ Private :ind governmenl economists agrt'ed that Carter'::. camp aign to comhat infl ation and re~tore the dollar faced J long ha ul. Adm1n1stralion of ficiah. acknowh..'<lge at will be six months to a year before the anti 1nflalion moves ha v1· any noticeable e ffect on thc govern ment 's c.-conornic stallsl •c~ Fre1 nk A We ll . a s:.1s lan1 secrl'tary or commcrct•. said 111 Cincinnati : "Thl' doll.ir wJ-. over valued for too-long. It will be undervalued for too long " In J apan. l wao Takcsada chief dollar w:itcht·r ul the Bani.. of Tokyo. said the dollar will r1• sume its downward slidf> unlcs:, lhe United Stat<.'!. i mprove~ it.. trade deficit. mnat1on and n h:ance on foreign t•nergy sourct"• m the next three monlh:. Police Find Teen Escapee Orange County Sheriff 's dt•p uties cornen·d a 17-yt·ur olrt J oplin Boys R31wh 1•!-i1.·:11w1• 1111-. mornlrlJt ttt thl' F.I Toro homt• 111 h1 i-. g1 rlfnend. The El Toro youth. whn "',..., hou"•d in lht· hov., r.m1·h fn1 numerous c.ar lhcfti-.. t•St'J JW•I from the JUVenr lc factl1ly 0('t 2:• with anoth1·r youth A '>hcriff '~ ~pokt•i.m LJn -.u1tl dcputll'S .suspeCll'd U1t• El Toru youth W:J!) in town "'hen w11rker.-. u t an Irv ine Auto Ccntl'r dt•a lc rsh1p r eported i.c1·tng ,, young sus pe<:t allt·gedly steal .1 Lincoln ConLint>nlal Werl nesday ·Layaway for Christmas Now! 'I Milk , 1n his th1rrl publi c ~quarc off with Driggs, con h'nded the measure is a "mis- guided . confused. dani;:erous. de- C('l t f u I. fri g htening and un· A mcnc<An attack o n basic rights ... "If Lhe people an• waiting for political leackr:, lo give morality to this issue. there isn't goin~ to b e any m o r ality," Briggs a rgue d "You have too many people who would rather be president than right." SAYE 560 Briggs. a rgued that the in· itiative would restore to parents and local school boards the right to decide who should teach their childre n "Everybody has the liberty lo do what they want." Brigg:, :.aid. "Wha t teachers do in private is their business. But what they do in the c lassroom is our business." Milk eonte nded existing 5l&tt> laws alread y prol e<.'l school children from ho m osex ual teachers "If this is allowed to pass it could become an epidemic that could spread to o ther groups," he continued. The San Francisco s upervisor t•o m pare d Brigg s ' a nti · ho mosexual attack to the same fears "that s pawned witchhunts a t one time in this nation. McCarthyism a nd Nazism '' "I think the real issue Is J ohn Driggs· thirst for power ." he ~aid. "He IR willing to teach our children. your children , that hatred of som e people is more 'm port ant than the love or Christ. "The trouble Is we have some people like Sen•tor Brt1uts - Milk asked, "Who sets moralJ- ty? Are you so good you can set morality? You want to legislate and constitutionalize bigotry and we say no." Milk also contended research s hows that gay teachers do not influence the future sexual pref- e rences or students. Rather, he said, research shows such pref- erences are set by the time a child is six years old. The ''No on 6" forces. carry· ing printed signs and cans full of campaign buttons. arrived 45 minutes before the debate and crowded into the front rows of the Garden Grove Community Center auditorium . About an equal number of "Yes on 6" supporters urived close to debate starting lime with hand·lettered signs and posters . 800 Battle Blaze QUINCY Ct\Pl -f;'iretighters working in rucged terrain hoped to have a blul that burned 1,700 acres in the Feather Rlver Canyon between Quincy and Oroville fully contained by this mornlna. fire omclal1 uld. • SALE PRICE s-. flMh It /t /71 R .$259 SALE PRICE R~.$319 Choose Your Seating Comfort With LA·Z·IOY® b '00"1 to ..... .,._. ........ Flt& Othwy! COSTA MESA NEWPORT IEACH 369 E. I 7th Stnet 1Wfttp9rl S.--1 le-Tttttltt & 17fll St .cr•n ""-......... ....,. .. I 642-8657 ,,. MISSION VfEJO I.ff of A•""t ... ,.1 21192 M•gu•rit• Plly. ... ..i.e ......... .. s ........... ,... ..... ....... 495-5902 a t t 1• I• II 1• I· ' .. '· ... .. Thut!d!y, Novembef 2, 1978 s DAIL y PILOT A 3 Coast Launches Smog Battle. 8 ) ~TUY CLAN 011• 0..1., ,., ... $uft ~o uth,·rn Cnhfor owrwr~ -.oon nl:A)' be.• :.p.•nd SIOb m1lhon m.1111· -.utt lh1•1A·l"il!~l\ bekhin~ llil)llu n t 71 Controls Li-sted in .Anti-pollution Plan In addition. ~said. a senl'S or h<"ar1ng~ and worksho ps has bern schedull..'d to seek com- me nts from Orange County rest· d ents before J final pla n IS adopted ear ly nut year \1111 ~~ 1nd1"d Count\ l1u-.1nl'''>" d11:.ltt1'' n1.n h.H1• t11 .iltt'r th1• ".n ' lh1•\ lk• tmi-tnt'" lu h.-l1• n JUl't' h·~lllrl.11 '1110.1( It \ t-1:-• I 11 ,1Jthl inn .11rhn1•.. ma' b. M,l.,•d lo 1·.1r1' "'or1· P·'' •>flC•·r' rwr ltl,ld. horn1• l.1" nmn .-('r' n1 .n l11· 1'(1u1111w'<1 "1th 1)(1llut1on rutt 111.,: • ,.h.rn'I :.\ '"'"' 1tnrf 01m1fJrtr Can ... ..., . ..._ L1..'l' l a("(){'ta. n·cL•ntl; f1n'CI as prc~1d 1..·nt of th1..· F ord Mot o r Co mp a n y, \.\J~ named president of Ch ryslC'r Corp. today (f(• a l :.o becomes rhit·f Of>t'fatmg officer. low-rate Mo~age Plan Gains A propos3J to make lower interest homl' mortgagt' money available to low and moderate· in<-o me Orange County fa milies moved a s tep forward before' county supt>rv1 sors Wedneo;day. The proposal. submitted t~o weeks 31::0 by Supervisor Halph Diedrich. calls for the sale of pe rhaps $JOO m illion to $600 -million in t <JX ·frt•e revenue bon ds tb c-r c ale a pool of mortga~e morwy The mort~:iges would be available to low and modcratt>· income families at an average antcrt>st r3tc of 7.5 percrnt However. Dll<drich said loans would be granted at both higher :ind lower rail's to suit variolL!> r.1m1 ly inromr needs. The r esult would be that f am1hcs ~arning loo lattlt· to qualify for conventiona l home loans wouJd qua lify at tht• lower interest rates. - SuPf'TVlSOrs creat<.'d a <-omrrut· Ice Wednt.>sday to s tudy th<> D1ednch proposaJ. draft opcrat· ing g uidelines and rcHarch lnnt• fn"ew11y drtvt-1 " tn•IY land I h1•0ht•lvt'i. und1•r mor1· pt t''>.'llJI 1 to 1oan l rpooh Th11 .. t' Jn· ,1m<1n.i the 71 -.m1~ ''"ht1nac IU<11C'> I onl.11nt .. l HI ,, 11r aft .11r pullut111n rontrul pl.111 1fr\l'IOPt-d by ttw ~t;iff of th• !'.tiulh Cua.-.t /\1r c.>uuhl ~ M .u111..:1• m• nt l>i~tn<'t Or .allt(t' t 'uurty !',uJ.lt'I .. 1-.111 Ph1hp \nt!W>O \ who M·rvt·'> 011 lh1• .11r qu.1llty dr:.trtc·t :. IJ0ttr11 or 1h rt<t'hlf"S, dls<'U.'l'>•' ooct: t o ld she could nev H ha.Jil. c hildren 1:-ex~tin~ Britain':. :.t'<'Ond test tube baby next .. 'l•b ruary, lhc Dally Mail report t'tl I od ay Thi• n\'WSpaper, which bought t•,l'lus1H~ nghts to news o( lhl' p1onN•nn~ medlral developmt>nl of <'Ont'i:'ption out~de the womb. namPd the t'.Xpt'<'lant mothn as G r :H'l' MonlgomNy of Stir hn~sh1rc. whose husband Jim 1s Jn in:.uran<-e agent Mrs Montgomery under.,..ent lhe s ame tr~t ment as Mrs Lt-sley Brown, wife of a truck driver and mother or the fi rst test tube baby. Loujse, born last July 10 Oldham. Lancasbtre. Mrs Montgomery's fallopian tubes had b<·<·n removed. mak· ing normal conception impossa· b it.'. Under the process d e · 'eloped by doctors Patrick Sh·p· lot· and Rolwrl Edwards. an <'j!~ \\a:. rt> moved from her ov ant·:- Jt Oldham. fertil11ed with her hu:.band':. .sJ)l•rm :Jnd then 1m plantNI in h<'r womb. Edv.ards confirmed the report a nd said . "Jt 1:-now true that there 1s hope for literally thousands of WOp'lcn who. for one reason or anolht•r. cannot <it the moment have children " Th(• Barren 1-'ound allor> of Chic3RO withdrew an award to Ste pt04' this wt-vk on grounds that no fuJly-det:Jilcd sc1entif1c report has been published on tbc con cept.ion process. Edwar ds called the action .. very foolish'' ..and s aid. "We sh all publish J n· port whC'n \\t.' 3n.· n·ady .. He's Bugg~ So's the Judge SAN DIEGO <API I\ colkgc medical student has promised nnt lo s muggh• insects from Ml''<aco for at len~t a year. Th\• comprom1st· sentence was g1vl'n Oa\;d Bruce Weiss m an. "ho was stopped at San Ysidro last month wtlh 64 h ve IOSt.'('ts in his C'ar. 49 of th<.•m plant pesti. 1n lt•gal questions ~ tht.' Uqited Statl'S, U.S, Customs T he committee includes four 1nspt'ctors sajd • t o p -ranking co un ty ad · W e i ss man to l d US m1n1sl r alors, iWlng with Ma~1strate Harry R. McCue representatives fro'WI lhl' bank· when they faced Wt-dnesday that 1ng community, an informal hf' needed the Insects as an county housing task force and a mat('ur entomolog1sL the Orange County Housing Authoritv. As outlined by Diedrich. the Retaliation Vowed revenue bonds would be sold by the Hous1ns;t Authonty And the , program would opcratl' at no cost to county taxpayers s ince the bonds would be repaid with hom~·buyers mor tgage pay ment:.. Diedrich and three fellow supervisors were ready to pro- c e£'d with a study or the proposaJ las t week. But S upe r visors Chairman Thomas Riley asked for a week's delay. DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzarua <A P l -President J ulius K Nyerc-rc vowed today that ht:- army will stnkc back at Ugan dan President fdi Amin 's in -. as ion for cl' "until we have finally gottC'n n d of this snake from our house... As Nyerert.• made hls first puhhc comment o n the Uga nda n invas io n . armored vehicles stream ed through the streets of Dar es Salaam, bound for the oorthcm battlefront. Nudity Seene Rock Group 'Improves' Image NEW ORLEANS <AP\ -To h elp c ba ngr its "standof!ish" image, lbe Englisb r ock group Queen-in'lit.e<L t.oples.s dancers.. fire eaters. nearly-naked fat ladies. a s nake cha r me r and m o re than 400 other "intimute'' frie nds to 3 Halloween party, Sadly. ooe invited g uest. a witch doctor. did not s how. "He sprained his ankle during o ne of his wild mome nts,·' said the m anager of a voodoo s upply house as he helped a scantily c lad partygoer set a boa con- strictor around her shoulders. "The nudity is to im prove the group 's image -to make it more raunchy,'' said an official s pokeswoman for Queen. "They have the imafe of being stand· o ffi s h , w e I e du ca t ed," t;ngllshmcn. Queen's latest a lbum sold . three million copies in, the UnJt- ed States' and several mlllion more wortdw1dc. Nevertheless.. the g roup -has a nagging feeling it h asn't got it quite right yet. T he party was to help launch Queen's world tour and wasn't really the band's firs"I fwayonto the unusuaJ. B e fore leavln~ Eng l and. Queen staged a bicycle race for 55 nude wome n competitors. The g1mmlck1 which was filmed. publlclzea one s ide of a Queen sing I<', .. A Bicycle Race." The frenetic s kin flick played via closed c ircuit television during the party here · And In keeping with U\e rt'C· ord's flip side. "fat Bottomed Wom e n ." three fat l a dles da nced semi-nude at the party as a clown rode a round the ballroom on a unicrcte. M ean w hile. e m a le l m · persooators bopped on t ables. writhing to disco mus lc loud enough to shake the walls and real wome n wandereO around ln G-s tring&. .r Ill Sant.i An.i . 'l thul.k II ·~ :tttft• to 'l<IY lhL'I I~ thf' mo-.t t"t1n1pn•ht'MI \ t• 1•ffort •n !ht· h1:.ttln of :11r 110llut1on r o 11tr11 I. not onl> lw11• but 1·\ l'f'i wh1·1 \'.·'Anthony '>Jtd . 'Thai. µl,rn 1 .... i>pt'<·1f1t•ull y 111· lt•fldt•d to 1'11•1111 up ltw uir tc1 th1• pmnt c1f ho\ tnR no 11n1lat'ls on h1«1llh m .111) th111K 1•b1• b)' 19H7 1r full) 1mph·m~·ntt•d , .. he con· llllUt'd Y 1•1. Anthony '>JHI, lhl· pro- pu:. .s I ~1111 lt-ltvt.·:. some un· Whale of a Time .1 n i> w '-' r ,. d q u l" ii l 1 u 11 s p;1rti<·ula.rly cronom1c 1mpa<'t~ of tlw sm~ rllo(hling plan lk noted for <'xamph·. thr plan cames with 1t an c·~ttmaled $500 rn1Uion .1 yl·ar pr1cl'lag, an t•i.t1nwtc wmt.• t·xix·rts ~:.ay 11> lo~ In addillon . ht· eontinut'<J. th(' S500 million a y<'ar pncc h•uvt~ out a n l'Stamalt"CI $400 m1lhon worth of people· mover . <'arpool lrant•s and f!'ffway projects su~· lr!t'!ited for f1ghl1ns? both :.mog and con gestion an the Lo1o Angel~ area. Other unknown c-osts. Anthony s aid. art• 1ndirf'Cl impacts 011 <'mpJoyment. pncei.. tnflal1on and Orange County's futurf' growth In ;in toffort to seek ani;wer.. to lho:.e unknownb. Anthony s aid. information letters will be St'nt to t:ach of the 5.200 Orange Coun ly busult.~ firmi. that could bf' affected by the pollutaon control mt•asurcs. The n1r quahty distract 1~ re qu1rt'd by stat1• and federal IJW to s ubmit a pollution 1mprow m enl ptan which will meet ~tall· and Cedt·ra l clcun air standard~ by 1987, Otherv.1M'. Anthony s.a1d , lht.• region rould face a cut·o ff an all fl<de rat grants Earlit-r ttus y<'ar . th,e staff of thc-Air Quality Ma nagement Di strict circulated a list of 125 w a y-s t o f 1 g h t Sou th t' r n California smog The list now has be<>n wh1ttkd down to the 71 cons iderl-d lfle most practkal approaches to re ducing pollution. M 1ssing from the nt"w list •~ a proposal to in<.'re.'.l..~ thf' price· of gasoline by up to $1 12 pt>r gallon to discourage auto t ravel, .llonc with a proposal advanct'd by S upervisor Ralph D\edrach thal C'Ou ld ban lo ne -occupa nt <'Jrs from con~estcd fr~ways dunni.: peak hours Jeb Stuart. th<' distract':. ex ccut1ve d1n·ctor. s <11d t hose mf'as urcs an• leH out of the draft plan bt.>cau:.<' they wt•rcn't nt•cdcd to m1.•t·t lh<• :.tat£' ::ind fedt.>ral clean air standar d:. A mon~ oth<·r smog c utting tactics rem • .umng m tht· draft -J r('· ~ Asking t·mpl-Oyers to modify work seht-dult~ lo rl'<iU('•• peak travl•I and offer pr eferential parking lo c.lrpool rommukr.- Corky. a frmalc ki ller ""hall-. ~\\1ms \.\Ith h('r 285 pound baby <JS Orky. the father. s urfaces at left In Marint'land Corky 1:-. believed. to be the onJy killer ~hale in the ""orld to produt'l' offspring while in cap- tivity Thl' sex of the baby hac; not b~rt dr(t1rm1n<.'CI and no name has yet been c h OSt'rl. tfiiProved t•miss1on controls for n£'w cars. a proposal t''Pft'l· ang lo add $&1 7 milhon annually to tht· pnt-e of new autoc; ~ A $22.5 m illioo-a-ycar.,pto· PQsal a.sluns:t the governme nt to buy c1t1zens· o lde r cars that lack air pollUU<>n '-ootrol equipment Pamphlet Hails Carter Vanous proposals to rt.<duet' 1ndus lnal pollution, som r of them resulting tn a cost sav1n~ to industry ;md othe rs r anging rn pn ct' from $13.000 to Sl 10 million pt"r yl'ar WASlllNGTON lt\1'1 Thi Whitt• fl(Just· 1:-. d1slnbuting 2 •, mt I hon 1·0µ1'"" of a pamphlt·t th.Jl 'lUOtC's l'n•:.adt•nt C~trlt'r a :. vuw ing to mak<· "lht> most vigilant l'ffort" to n-<luct· inflatio n and describing him J :. :.i budget resl ra1n1n g. rl'gul:Jl1on reforming pn<-e figbtt·r The pamphlet. wh1<-h cost thl' Commc•rcc Ocpartml'nt $21.000 lo print as being ·~·"1'Ut al post offict"S. Social St-curity of fices. county al'?ricultural of fices. federal information ccn krs and other governmc·nt dt~ trtbut1on point:-. Rep. Robert S. Walker. R -Pa . denounced rt as political prop- aganda during an• 1 ·I t• c tt o n rally Wc'<fm'Sd;ty But Tom J oyce. J C:ou~tl on W age a nd Prict• St a bility spokesman who bHpt.' political Ht-~;1 irl lhc pamphlet was desagnC'd to inform lht· public Th t: doc um en l rt' at u r 1· s Cartu's signature and :1 quot<". "Tht•rc <Jr<' no magic :.olul1ons 1n the batlll.' against inflation. It <'an be won only by hard duy to day. ung lamorous. and oflt>n poltticall,> unpopul;ir l'fforb. Jnd by the \Olunt<ir~ cO<JJ)f'ra tron and restraint of the• American people . l pledge m"ysl'lf to the most vigilant ef- fort. The Amen c<Jn people de· ~l·n·t· no less " 1\ samphng of Quotes from in sadl' the pamphlet Chief Protests Vandalism, Watches Fire TEMPLETON ':fAPl -f'in· Chief David Kaiser "as l'Xpt."Cl· mg a Hallowcen-rughl fire in this residential communHy. and h ad vowed not to do a n,>1hang about it The fire came . and the chief stood by and watched 1t bum Kaiser's action -or inaction -Tuesday rught was n protest against vandahsm, he says. ft sec m s fi rf's a re set ever y Hallowef'n night and t he fire chief feels that exting uis hing the blazes are the sheriff d epart· ment 's rrspoo.sibility . "The kids we re tauntm' us." Kaiser said Wednes d ay. "( didn't want to piny the game with them. It's the sheriff de· parlmt1nl ·s problem ." K aiser s aid he watched H alloween prankst ers p al e wooden pallets m one of the ctty~s main mterstttions about 11 p, m . Tm.'Sday and set them..oo ft re. lie called the s heriff's de· partment: The fire chief said that on Ha llo>Aeens past. prankst.er s have started similar fires and then thrown eggs ..and rocks al me mbers of the volunleeer fi re department as they trie d to ex· tinguish the names. tiut this year. Kaiser said. he was not ~oing to enda nger his volunteers o r equipme nt. He said he had previously advised residents that his department w o uld not fight fires o n Halloween · ",M aybe these people will wake up," Kaiser said "Maybe the towruipeople will wake up and do som ething obout th\s vandalism ." 'Thi pn•,1cknt 1:-,h·pp1n~ uµ h1:. l'ffort..' tu m .ikt• ('1•rtJ111 in.ti the fl'<it·ral budg1:t dot•s not nnct• al{a1n. bl'C'Omt· J drt\'ln~ (urn· for 1 nfl;1t1C1n .. 'The prcs1drnt i1> taking t1rm :.artwn to rc1orm the n·~ ul atory proc'·"s . llt• ha ... .Jln·ad) cut tht· papl·rwork n • qu1rc•d b} ft'<lt•ral agencies and tht· cost of new regula tions. More s tC'ps will br taken in lh(• months and years ahead " "Where these wage pncc· tandards art• not adhl'red to. the p resident 1s prepared to takl· Jct1on to rc·liev(.• lht• 1>ituat1on " T he pamphlet carries th1• mt'ssage Lbat Inflation i~ a tough pr oblt.>m lha t C'an't b(.• h ckel'i Y. athout wtdl· COOP<'rallon from con:-um<·rs. work<"r; ~ind bw.t ncssmt'n. and 1t <-ontaans a bnd t·>.pl:.anat1on of how th<• >A age and price standards a rc supposed to .... ork fl URh Coffm::in. Walker's ad· mtn1s tral1ve assistant, quoted lht• congressman as say1og dur m g a political rally a t Lan· C'aster , Pa .. that "~ was d1i. turbt•d t.hat they were using th<' pos t office 3nd the Social Secun ty 0Cf1ccs for polrucal prop~an da. and scud it smacked of the :1rroga~ of powt'r of the Wh1l<' JIOUS<'." "What ls the White House do· i ng. fighting inflation Of" promot· ing 1lst.'lf?" Coffman as ked . T ht.• first Ot'a~(' County ht·ar 1ng on tht• proposed .!>mog con trot plan ~111 be hf'ld at JO a m Nov. 17 al th£' offices of lh1· Nt•wport Harbor-Cost a Me~a Board o f R f'allors. 40:! ;..J . Newport Rlvd . Newport Beach. That hcanng 1s sponson .<d by the Southern Catifomaa A~S()('iallon of Governments The ~ur quality district has scheduled workshops on the plan al 7 p. m l'ov. 28 al the llunt mgton Beach Pohce Dl'partmcnt and a t 7 p m Nov 30 <it Ult.· Laguna Hills f\1311 S<>ars ~tort' A fina l Orange Countv h1·~innJ! will be h<·ld m 9:30 a.rii. l>t'<.' t.i m the t'Ounly super vis:orc; · ht.·ar 1ng room ' Luxury Leather Sale Top Grain Leather of as and Ch airs \ i/ DOW $799. ' !' • •• AVAILABLE FOR l~MEJ)IA TE DELIVERY YOUf Fal'Olrttt DeaignM Wiii ~ H.,,,,y To ~t You. . '". ·~// ;· \ #f .~ 84111ch Top Grain Leath~r Sofas Luxunous sotas with unmatched comfort and elegance •n top grain leather that grows more beautiful with use and age available 1n several colors ol leather . SAVE 20 °/o on SCHAFER BROS. Leather Sofas and Chairs Through November 30th H.J.GARRETT fU~NITU~E · PROFESSIONAL INTEliUOA DESIGNERS 22 l S. HARIOR IL VD. COST A MESA 646·0275 < l 0 ii ti l' y .. ... •, '· A4 OAJL y PILOT .. . l NATION / WORLD Just Coa~ting FoOd Prices Rise ·Again .. 'Tumult and Shouting L"'''T Ht "RkAH.'l ANO GASPS: We a.re now down to the hnal tarut-i.. doublt l41k<" and what wuz thala ~n t~ trJnlH' pohtll'lll 5hC'nanla.tttru. rnorto~ay·~ vOtlOI Attornt'Y G<'nual Evelle Younaer. the GOP Atutk·rnatonul hoVt•ful how1-d up lo CJur ~JIOO yeaterd11y I k .. t>nt tl1 N€' .. l>lll1 Bt· arh .ind toured tht cop . hop Jobn (; St· hnut1 \I>.-~ tht'f\' loo ~ much for that \\\-Jn .. tuh'. 1fo'4 n in Coronado. Gov Jerry Brown Wl.lllo t.ill .. an.: tu lht C11hforn1.t lhjithwuy P11t.rot. wht:rcln ht> vowed t~l nh11ntJtn J • Mo<11f1<-d t'r~tt!" on ~tate hlr1n& pr.al'llCt".'> You 'r1• It'll h"fnc-d h> .1 Modlftf'ld fo'tttie. 15 thJ~ jUbl ~ort ul ~' t•nn~' Or ?>hghth thawed., Onppu1g wcl bot no ll.l'. ~\"WA\', Tll t' N ~ dispatches r8J)Orted lb at ~ ~Ovt'rfll.lf" ~'<>t J t'Ool fl'C't>pttun from the gatberfld hJ&hway J>Jtrolmtio I f'Lk"Ni n>0I t:. lht· ll'\"rt you could expect from a M <>d 1 h t'd l''n..-~"' M t•jm' hJlt· bari.. on th~ Orange Cout. a lut·mioute .. --.:~· Re1ect~ PoWtcwn Suffenng the Modified 1''reeze battle was J01oed over N<'wport &!ach's local initiative known as Prooos1tion N . TtHs would-make every bluff\op a public park. You would. hen. all the tourists to the blufftops. ~ blufrtop fal'1.into the ocean. You have solved 1 he tourist congestion problem. The Irvine Company, wh.ich is traditionally the kiss of death on anyth.ing within the body politic, has come out with bag advert1~ements opposing Proposition N. Tbe ranch upparenUy doesn't want the bl¢U.0ps falling into the :.ca. either with or without tourists aboard. In the ad, the ranch people suggest that they reallie when thty ~me out against something, a whole lot of peo· pie arc anclmt.'<1 to vote the ·other way. So they came out Jga inst at So wtu t'h side do you think they're REALLY on? STATE SENATOR JOHN Briggs, the Republican from Fullerton who ls for GOO, lbe Bible and against gays, just got lyUL'. ... Thjs may be the first time in Orange County history that a politician gets criticized for not talking. And finally, in our Inland reaches, the committee seek· 1 ng to get Bill Dannemeyer elected to Congress in the 39th District has just taken out some ads. These are reprints of :1 KNX radio editorial. IN SUPPORT OF BILL. the editorial said of his ~erv1ce in the Assembly, ''His performance since 1976 bas been steady. if unspectacular. . . " If that's what his friends think, just imagine what the other side is saying. Thus we must be down to the final strokes of Election '78. The wbole thing's gone bananas on us. ~ WASlltNC.TON t AP I W holeault prices roi.t! O 9 pt'r <'l'r0 In October ror lhf' t.l'cond straight month. a ~ign that lnrlaUon muy worsen. Lebor Department figures bhowt-d toda,y. 'Th e department's report ~howed that the )>rke of food. before ll reached the grocery 11lorc, l"'OM l 7 rr~nt for the !lc~o nd s traigh m onth after dec llnlng dur\ng the s ummer. ~VEN WO&S£. THE report t.h<>wt.,-d prica nalng at some of the fastest rates or the year al the ~•rly s~t.'S of production. ]he wholesale price figures ti:i v ~ rons umers an early 1ndlcauon of what to expect in comlna months. Many of the coats eventually are passed oo to reuul shop1>4:rs. The inl1ation rate for the year has been nearly 10 percent. but ihe ttovernmenl bad been counting on prices to ease by the end o f 1978·. The October Increase, lf averaged out over an entire year, would be about 11 perc.mt. PRESIDENT CARTER is lr.Y.ing to convince unions and b~slnesse s that his new wage-price g uidelines will eventually steady most prices. In October, prices of prodllcts sold at farms and mines jumped 3 percent, the s~ond biggest House Panel Wants Probe Of Rev. Moon WASHINGTON <APl -House investigators sa,y attempts of thc- Rev . Sun My ung Moon, the South Korean evange lis t. to establisb a world government r:nay have violated U.S:-Yaw. 'The investigators called for a federal task force lo continue the probe. But in a final report released Wednesday on its three-year inves tigation . a Ho u se International Relations subcommittee cited no s pecific violations and concluded that Moon's U.S. organization is not an arm or the South' Korean government. THE SlJBCOMMITTEE r eco mmende d that U .S. 3gencies already Investigating the "Moon organization" should Join forces for a full -scale investigation into possiblt: violations of t ax, banking. c urren cy and foreign agent laws. The subcommittee s aid it found that Tong II Industries Co .. a Moon company ih Seoul. manufactures M -16 rifles and seve ra l other weapons for South · Korean troops. The company unsuccessfully tried last year to export the U.S .. Jlcensed weapons to other Asian countries, the report says. IT R ECOMMENDS that a federal task force investigate whether any of Moon's activities violate the Foreign Agents Registration Act or state and local charity fraud laws. A Unification Church s pokesman condemned the report as "prejudice d and biased" and said the a llegations are "irresponsible and uns ubstantiated." Guerrillas Hit SALISBURY, Rhodesia' IP ) - Rhodesian warplanes bombed a black guerrilla position in Zarn· bia today. the military com· mand announced. and unoffici al r e ports Crom Za mbia s aid casualties were heavy ·More Snow in Nevada Moimtain Areas Post Travel Advisories Te•peratltrft "' I.a "'<~ "" ........ lo!'l!iii-1~• .... 111wnv Albl.< Out' Atlttft,4 lwll1m0tr th,.,,,erc ~ ""'"' l.t<»IO<> UvttalO (ft<td90 (IM lnndO CJoel•l' H•r'lfo<O IWl""oluhl • Ho<l\IO<> K•ft,Clly l.A> Ve9<1• ~Im.Roe.ti -·~ Mleml Mll••u~~ .. Sl P Nei.flvlllf: -~ .. -...... Yot1' Ol<I• CllV Om.ti• ""lltd'~• ........ 1. H 1\ "" '4 ,. ~ "' Ji> " 2• s• JI S7 40 )I llJ &I 41 &' J~ \S " n ,, •• 11 ~ J8 " 01 .CM \I 1l tJ ?lo ,.. 10 71 .. ., &\ 0 ,. 4, ., w M SI ti 10 ).t .0 ..., JI I\ •S IJ ~ " 41 n 4t ., 41 &\ 31 " ·~ 0., .... o.11..,., .. -. .... , ¥Mn_,._.. 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HIQIM Frid.., 1210 ,., CNtlel t...._..•turn wlll 'ef\91 bet•••" St olld t1. lnleno ''"'' -•lllf'ts Wiii ,..,.. i.1-11 S2 Mid ll. TM.., .. ., \eml)ere1urt "'"'be •1 TMUltSOAY S.cond I-i IOp m 0 • Inflation Worsening? ri-s....t. or the year. Al .the lnleilhedlat.e sU.10 of production they rose 1.2 perc.!ent, the biggest increase in four r ears . Some of the b1ggt..-st increases were In food, but other producb were rising in price as well : -WHOLESALE PRICES rose ~harply for gas oline, home h ea ting 011. tire s . soap. dete rge nts. leuther s hoes. (')othes and beverages . Pn~s were up for kitchen utensils. jewe lry and mobile homes. -Prices rose in October tor most finished consumer foods. including pork, fish. beer. veal. fruit. cocoa, rice. eggs, sugar, vegetables and dalry•products. -Pri ces d ecli n e d for processed poultry, fresh and dried vegetables and candy. -PRICES PAID BV auto dealers declined In October. However . the report s aid. "Automobile producers had r aised prices across the board this past spring and therefore did not increase prices of new mbdels as much as they would have under the former pricing policy. Over the year. passenger car prices were up 6.2 percent." -At earlier production • ~tagcs, the cosb or con~tructlon materials. auto parts and t·l ec lronic compoM·nts rose i.harply. Intermediate food pr1cei were up 2.8 percent after a 2 .2 percent increase in September. Crude·food prices. those paid at the farm. moved up 3.6 perc~nt after rising t .9 percent in Septembe r . Cattle prices continued to rise rapidly and fruit, grain and sugar prices turned upward. Most of the wholesale prices are measured by the PrQducer Price Index. which lS the cost or products JUSl before they reach the consumer The index stood a t 199 7 an Oc tober. mt'anang products costing $100 111 the 1967 base penod now cost SW9 70. Hanoi Says Hostilities Escalate · BANGKOK'. Thailand <AP> · Hundreds or Chinese troops struck across the border into Vietnam and killed or ~ounded m any Vietnamese soldiers before being driven back by a counter-attack. Hanoi radio said toda)'. The repo rt e d i n c ident Wednesday was the latest in m onths of escalating border ho~tiliti ci. betwee n the two commuru!>t neighbor::. , ULE VOICE OF Vietnam radio said the Mluataon along the frontier was "critical" and that H anoi's For e ig n M1n1 s try "ve hemently proh·s ts and seve r e ly <-'O nd c m n s t h ese c riminal acts uf the Chinese authontJes ... The Hanoi broadra::.b said the fighting occurred an Vietnam·~ northern Cao Lang Provinct• after thou~and s or Ch1m·::.t· sold iers had "march1..'<1 to thL· frontier." Kiss.for Andre· ................. llundrcds or Chinl'Sf' soldtcN. c r ossed into V i et nam We dnesd ay mQrn1ng an the province's Trung Rha nh d1stnct, open in~ fire und setting up observation posL'i before bern~ driven a way by Vietnamese militia men, the broadcasts said . Many Vietnamese were rcp0rU.'1on. • .,, Andre. the traveling seal. has returned to Boston from his duties as honorary harbormast er of Rockport, Mame. Still caged from his flight, the 17·year·old gets a kiss from protege Salisbury. Andre swims alone each spring from Boston to Roc kport and each fall returns by plane. It is hoped he'll tcacli Salisbury, 2. a traveling trick or two . " ·e AT THE Si\ltlt; l)mc, ;w • • Edition of Orange C0unt y Liv ing tho usands or other Chinese troops were sent to the Chinese s1d~ of the border across from the are:.i of the clash, lhc radio said. i h~"gi v ing season is here. That happy time of year fo r s haring warmth and happiness through the joy of giving . ,, iving Edition of Orange County Living m agazine helps advertisers target their gift ideas, introduce their sales or service staff a nd attract to their businesses the county's most affluent gift buying ~ce. I o reach 108,000 homes,350,000 Orange Coas t readers, reserve s pace prior to Thursday, Nov. 9th , 1978. Call 642·4321 and ask for Display Advertising . Coming Nov. 22 & 23 in the Daily Pilot and Coast Life 1 .. I. ··Motl1tty .,,,, ~v M "°"' dO t'IOt ,..~ "'"'' "°" ~f "" Q • "' t."'• not"''" •t •"'MIO t\'Nf tOOV .....,.,. lWhWr.cl 8•"tow ..... &10 e .. , " 11 TM •-elf Q!Hlf tOf Kellered ~-,. Of lhufleltrtlor"" lrom tM t •tlttft ~ Of lhe Grul 8•itn e<roU tll• 0111'•1 •nO lOulllorn R0<•1n, with ~now ll••ir 111 '"" ,,..,.., ... _IOM. S.<Of'O lllOf' II 4J pm J • ---JI" c ......... ,.,._.. ""°"' Ot•'Oe '°""'" "'9 .. ~UI -1 .... nf-Ofl 99..,. ,..., __ ..... ., ... ::.... c ......... 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Nowmbef 2. 1!17'8 s OAILV PU.OT 87 • Business SIUni.p Cruel 'Answer' By SYt.VlA POllTE& p_ ........... President Carter·s Phase IJ antHnllaUon plan. center- ing on voluntary wage-price guidelines and introducing d request to Congress to vote a tax rebate to workers who obey the wage ceilings. goe& about ai. far as the Whitt: House can go under ita present powers. Yet, voluntary though it Is. t.he program can work Ir lt gets the three "C's:" -COMPLIANCE. THE POWEil CENTEJlS 1n or· ganized labor and business will have to agree that "me first" is self-defeating. They will have to accept t.he overall standards of annual hikes in wages and fringe benefits not to exceed 7 percent and price iocreases next year limited to O.S percent below their average annual rate dunnl,! 1976·77. -Clout. To back up the standards. the president will. have to use his authority lo reward government contracts only to business<."S that comply. He also will have to follow through wh~n wage -price increases break through the standards by letting the increases trigger relax- ation of import restric- tions and modlCy costly government regulations in those areas. He will have to dem(>n.Slrale his fisca l au s Jerity by Money's Worth J slamming the lid on federal spending, reducing the federal payroll. etc. · -Congressional approval. The so~alled wage in surance Carter promises lo workers who hold down wag1· demands must be voted by Cong~ss. Carter's n •quest alone ~ts the stage ror a fuJl·scale debate in 1979 In Congress on a tax incomes policy <Tl PI one of the fl'w in· novative anti-inflation concepts to be introduced. in lhl' Um ted St.ates in decades ~ But while Carter rej~ted the alternatives of man· dat-0ry wage-price controls or a "deliberate recession," a recession may be t.he crucial factor in making Phase ll work. For It was against the background of two frightening facts that Carter addressed the nation on TV Int week : · < l) WHEN 1918 ENDS. TIUS economic expansion wil t be entering its 46th month. With the exception of the SO· month boom of the 1960s. artificially prolonged by Presi- dent Johnsoo's refusal to recogruze the Vietnam war and thus his inflationary way or financing the "conflict ... no post-World War II upturn has lasted this long. . Th" ex~an.<>ion _is clearly showing signs of age. flash1n~ signals of 1mpend1ng weakness. UnJess business invcs' ment in new plants and equipment props the upswing. its age a.Jone suggests a marked slowdown. then a downturn. <21 By.Dec. 31. inflation will have reached an annual 8 J>(!rcent·plus rate. The FederaJ Reserve System has been trying to slow the spiral by tightening er.edit ruid boosting interest rates to double-digit ranges. ~ The discount rate --the interest the Federal Reserve charges its own member banks to borrow funds from tht· system and the pivot rate of the nation -is at a record 81 ~ percent. The prime rate -the rate that bunks charge th<•i. most credit-worthy customers -Is at 101/.i percent and ns· ing. The federal funds rate -the rate at which banks bor- row overnight funds from each other -is :Jt 9 to 91 ~ per cent. THE COMBINATION Ot' AN aged expansion. ,, fearful rate of inflation and high interest rates makes the threat of recession real. A business re«ssion would cool the inflation. tem porarily anyway. But deliberately bringing on a recession to curb ~ price-wage spiral is like running over a man with a car and then apologizmg, backing up and rt.lnrung over him again. Yet, cruel though"it is to make the unemployect and bankrupt a fi rst line Qf defense against infl ation. ,, business slump has been the one sure answer to 1nflation m more t han 6.000 years of recorded history NeII : ''TIP" ·~certron Changes Debt Structure Certron Corp .. Anaheim, has announced that tt has r•" finaced the company's debt. U~er the exchange agreement with banks. all bank debt. including principal of approximately $6,230.000 and accrued interest of approximately $2.350.000. was eliminat ed and oustandin~ warrants to purchase 330.000 shares of the company's stock at $1 per share we re canceled. IN EXC11ANGE. mE COMP.~N\' paid the banks $3 :! millioo cash and issut'CI 5 percent cumulatlvl' non voting preferred stock with a redemption price of $1.iS0,000 ;rnd warrants to purchase 525.000 sbares or common sl~k <1l w <'enta a share. T:he preferred stock is rcckx'mablt• «1t the rate of 10 percent a year be~inning in fi scal 1982 T h<' warrant!>. which expire in March 1989. cannot be transferred unul Oct. 30. 1.981, and the company has the right of first refusal from the banks to purchase the warrants throughout the term The eompany has entered into an agreement with a commercial financing company, the Foothill Group Inc .. providing the cash reqwrements ror the banks as well a:. continued financial support to the company Tbis credit line. seeured by all the company's assf'\:., includes a $1.6 million 1511• percent term loan with pnn cipal and i'nterest payable in equal monthly mstallments over the seven years and a revolving line of cr('(fit at 5 p.•r- cent over lbe prime lending rate. In addition to pro\•iding sufficient cash to complNl' r'· financing, there appears to be adequate room in tht• credit agreement to support growth. the company said AS PART QF REFINANCING, it is anU<'ipaled that the company will consider the revaluation or assets. tn· eluding intangibl('R1. that couJd result in a write-down of ap· proximately SI miluon. Softness of uport sales resulted In lower third quarter saks. which continued into the corn· pany's fourth quarter. The major ractor contributing to tbc sales decline 1s Import restrictions in some countries t-0 which the com· p4ny exports. There are Indications that these countrie:. hove loos{'f')Cd their import restrl<:Uons and the company sales should normaUie In subsequent quarters Cortron makes magnetic r~rding tape S.,lp. ... '"'' '"" :~ l' I ---llo ~ '' '"'' .. CTllA --Y~. ·~ ·· ·wu , • n•; "'" _,., ,.,~r~ ., . , , . -1 ?ti ~ . 10 1 ' . llO '~ IO . , '' " "ltrl'\ ... • ,, t ,.,,.,,. (lrc'IY ~ J z ~, ''"' ., JO& t H.t. ~1 'l'"• '• !Qt .. ~ -DAil Y PILOT TV Loot Lures Stars More Joini1ig Parade to Commereial,s SALESWOMAN Zaa Zaa Gabor ·~-... ~ HOLDOUT Paul Newman By BOBTllOllAS H OLl.V WOOO <Al'I ·Tht1y're ~u ®1na tl John Wuyo .. appeara Oft tho lube lo pw;h a uv1n11 and k>M com pany. 'Bob Hqpe h awks hh f avorite ••toline. Wt l to enlist In lhr Nltvla!on Hllinl( bril(adf' a rt> Jam Slwewart for 11 tin· rom pany and O.truty K1t)'t' for ijll 1n stl)'t movi~ cam"ra Why do ~y do tl., All lour l'llvt' mlllinn dollur contract:. whtth Ill the main n •u..c>n Star' •ho behPVt' t.•on.ai~h·nt t'JI l'OllUrt' on T\' C:Ot1\ml·rt·111lb 1:. .1 ~ood WO)' 10 n>maln Ill front or Uw pubU<" O•E &ES I ST. 1'11ul NC!wmao'11 1>ubhc11.t. Wa.rr .. o Cowan, tell¥ of orr1Ang1ng a lun<'h rnt't."Uog bet wt' •n th<: ;tur .ind advertaing magnatt Mary Wt'lls. Sht' offered him a million dOlll•rs (or u om·-:.hot cndon.c· mf'nt o r J fizzy heada cht' remedy "But l 'vt! nt•Vl'r u1.ed 1t . Nev. man prot~stt'd "THAT'S ALL n~ht ," WeUs replied "Yc>u ca.n say you recommend 1t to your fnenrls." Newman passed Not so Zsa Zsa Gabor The diamond-decked beauty Is the ambassador or good will for lhe Montgomery Ward Auto Club, of all things. "I don't know a nything about cars, dahling." s he confesses. But s h e i ~ an ex p e r t ----------:.ales woman. as s he d e m- ATTORNEY SENTENCED SAN JOSE (AP ) -An 'attorney hits bf!ien sen- tenced to two years in prison for federal fn· come iax evasion. Vera L. Horr. 54. a San Jose lawyer for 11 years, was sentenced by U . S . Dis trict Court Jud ge Spencer Williams. who said be wa s imposi n g the punishment as a deter- r e .n t and b eca u se lawyers should not be placed in preferential positions. · Ms. Hoff will become eligible for parole after serving six m';mths. onstrates in her tours lhrough the country. She was getting ready for a sales trip to Denver and Anchorage. "l'M TIIRlU.ED TO be going to Alaska.·• she Sll\0: "The trou· ble with living in Los Angeles is that I can't wear my furs. But in Alaska I can." She was asked how many furs she has. :;.VCion•t really know. Let's see. there's the floor-length chinchilla. the floor-length sa- ble. the normal length sable, the white mink, the Russian Lynx. the leopard coat which l don't wear anymore because the leopard is an endangered species, the blue fox, the short white fox, the silver fox , the cheetah ... J keep them all in the vault. so l don't know how New Rules Aid Fire Victims BURLINGAME !AP> --·Ttre California Coastal Commission has adopted emergency reg. ulations to s peed cons ideration of building permits for single·family houses ravaged by a..,re. cent southern California blaze. T he rc~ulations also apply to other proposed sin~le-fam1ly coastal dwellings U\at will not ad- versely affect coastal resources. Mike Fischer , commission executtve director, said. THE R EGULATIONS, AUTIIORl'ZED under legislahon recently signed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown, will take effect immediately, he said. Time and costs for obtaining a building permit will be reduced under the emergency regulations because a public hearing will not be reqwred, Fischer said. Authorities said 230 homes were destroyed and 45 were damaged in the fit e. F ischer said the regulations do not apply to proposed homes located on public trust lands, such as tidelands. many thtirc art'. .. •188 GABOll 18 proud or the MoflllJOtnery Ward conncct1on and boasla that 225 m1Ulon raffle tick e ts Wt'rt:' i ss ut!d In 3 awct>plllakc:; Cor whkh the grand prltt> w 1ti1 h{'r own Holts Royce. rt Wd~ wot1 by .. South C4rollnu 11h1pyurd worker who h11d prl'ViOU:.ly drtVl'O a 19S5 Ford lie WIJ ~ orfcrtid the Jlt .. rnatlw of u ca:.h 1mw , but dl'l'lth.'tl 111 favor of Z:.u Zs1t's Hull:. ., Al.THOUGH TALK obviously comcs l'Wuly to her, Zsa Zsa lm:.lh.•11 ut the :.uggeshon that 1t I the ba81S (Or bcr fume "Abt1olutely Mdleulous," she :>nupped. ··1 have made 40 mo- tion picture:.. not onJy here but in E;ngland, France. Spain. Ila· ly I have appeared In doiens or plf,)'S. ·vet some people think all l can do ls lousy t.a.lk shows." ~HOUGH FILMS h ave been I requent for Zsa Zsa. she re ns active In the theater, touring an such plays as "Forty Carats" lher favorite!, "Blithe Spirit" and soon ''Reunion in Vienna." Atr.o in "Arsenic and Old Lace." in which she co- starred with sister Eva. "Never again." Zsa Zsa vowed. "It was a disaster. The billing had to be changed every day. l felt guilty when I got mor e laughs than E va. We ended up hardly speaking. "It was the fi rst and last time J will work with my fa mily . I was so upset I got m ar ried again." Dad Believes Son Snatched by UFO MELBOURNE. Australia tAP> -The father or an Australian pilot who disappeared after reporting thal a UFO was shadowteg him said he still believes his son was "snatched by beings from outer space. "Nothing else explains it. That explanation is as good as any." Guido VaJenUch s aid. •·I would rather think be was alive and well on another planet a way out there somewhere than dead at lhe bottom of the sea. "FRED WAS A firm believer in UFOs and I now lhink he was right. What else can explain this mystery?" Frederick Valentich. 20, and his rented single-engine Cessna disappeared on a night flight off the southern .Australia .coast. ll days ago. He radioed air traffic control in M elboume that a long s hiny craft with four green lights was "playing games" with him. T HEN HE REPORTE D that his engine was idling roughly Seconds later· there was a ~trange metallic sound from tus radio and he and his plane vanished. Australian Federal Transport investigators are slumped. Not one clue has turned up to indicate that Valentich was the victim of a norm al light aircr aft. crash . A WE EK-LONG sear ch by eight ligh t pla nes a nd an Austra li an air force maritime reconnaissance plane round no wreckage and no indication that his pl3.1\e had plunged into the sea. ~ A federal Investigating official sail! the lficident was a complete puizle. "There are dozens of different theories. Everyone bas his own theory. But none can be backed u p by evidence," he said . A F UILSCALE investigation is under way into Valentich's background and the history or the plane itself. It is expected to la ke weeks for the investigation to be com· p1eted and an official answer to the m yster y m ay never be give~. Friends of the missing pilot continued to search the area where he disappeared and ships and aircraft passing through the search zone were asked to keep an eye open for wreckage. - USE DRYLOK TODAY FOR DRYWALLS TOMORROW I I I CALIFORNIA I WORLD PAIK FREE 8UGL -------- PLASTIC ROOF CEMEIT --------· FURNACE FILTERS II' ~ ~ . . 53cEACH CHOOSE FROM 1'x2,, \6><2S. 20x20, 20x25 I I I I I I I I I I I ,. I 25G!LON 59" • 11 OZ. CART. WET OR DRY USE SEALS LEAKS E VEN INT.HE RAIN 2•0 llOADWAf UWllA IUCI 497-4403 .... cas SUa.l•CT TO STOCK .,. NA .. O TM•u NOY. 12,. .. ,. l!t'!J M E AN WHILE, THE ST ATE Office of Emergency Services has asked the federal Small Busin.,ess Ad ministration to ma ke a disaster declaration for lhc 37,000 acres of burned public and pnvate property in Los Angeles Count y. The commission also voted to waive building permit fees fo r an.v.. applicant whose home was destroyed by disaster. • T he ne w-pe rmit r egu lations apply to beachfront homes destroyed or damaged in the fi re Featuring Carpets of DuPont Antron Ill Nylon Carpet of Ou Pont .. Antron" Ill nylm: • K.c:q:is looking new a loog time. •Tough, abrasion rtsUtant Long wear. • Fights maiu~ Pile bounces back. •Dear, rich h111cr • PET ER DOUGLAS, COMMISSI ON deputy director, said a maximum of 17 homes ln Malibu could still be required to give the public access a long the water. Student Appointed Snrah Moyed, dauibter of Dr. end Mrs. Harris S. Moyed . Newport B each , a sophomore a t Wellesley College in Massachusetts, has been BP· pointed to the school 's student press board. She is one or eight students who repo~ news or the college community to various states. She will be reporting news to California. Presented by the Fountain Valley Cultural Arts Committee The IRVINE MASTER CHORALE in JUDAS MACCABEUS by George' Fredette Handd 8:00 p . m. Saturday, November 181 1978 First Southern Baptist Churth 10350 EOis Ave .. Fountain Valley < TICKETS: Admlalon $2.50 Fountain Valley Senlora $1.50 Community Center Student. $1.50 CalL 10200 Stater 163-8321 M • F • And ~ annoying shocb. During Carpel Town's Spectacular Pre-Holiday Sale .. • We will provide normal lnslallahon absolurely FREE when vou purchase carpel and padding dunno lh1' sale. • And ... during this special sale. on all orders over S200 w11h 25% down al lime ol order or lnstallallon. and your good credit -ONE YEAR INTEREST FREE CREDIT . . SAME AS CASH ... wmt NO ,.YMElHS TILL JANUARY I Amount <>I Pu1Cl>a$e $400 EXAMPLE Down Payment 111 bme OI Otdef °' lnSCalata> UQO SJOO A.~. Rate & Finance Charges ..Q... 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Select from over 130 luxurious styles and over 1,700 tempting colors! AND ... during this limit~ sale, we Wiil provide normal lnataUatJon abaofutefy FREE when you purchaae carpet and padd ing! Sorry, this s pecial ofter does not apply to remnants, close-oui-., clearance Items or foam back carpet uar.. ...... $10.99 '""'.,... ._, ,._. eq. rel ............ , St2.H ,.............. ~.,a.- Ct ti 11'9 •Y _..,.. $8.99 ... All ' .... .,,.. eq. yd. ..,.... ....., ill $9.99 n _.-c.,.,..... 14 fd. ,.... ........... $4.99 ...... . .,........ ~.,-. ........... ..,...., ....... $8.99 um..._, ,,....... 6 Ill I 'ell 94-... 11 ..,, ..... ..... .......... 12.99 • ' "" 84· ,.. ••• HOWEVER. FOR THIS SP£C1Al SALE ABSOLUTELY NO INTEREST Off OTHER CREDIT CHARGES WILL BE PAID BY THE CUSTOMER F()ft ONE YEAR. THIS IS AN HONEST FREE CREOfT PROMOTION. Cow ..... *11 Collfornla Wall 'lo Wall