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Home My WebLink About1978-11-06 - Orange Coast Pilott . r t ( i f ! l ... '• • . • oat _rop as es 1ver DAILY PILOT lohn Wape's Skipper * * * 10' * * * .. MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVE MBE R 6, 191~ Wins Appeal on Booze .. ' - • • • • 7 3% County. Voter Turnout Due? Trooper Sobs I Running in Relays I Citizen Signup '1 Boy, 5, Saved; Five Others Die A Record · LAWRENCE. Kan <AP) l, Trooper Lar'J'. Foster choked down sobs as he described his 7 r escue of a 5-year·old boy from a ' riery :iuto crash He couldn't put aside lhe "helpless feeling" or failin~ to save five members of' thC' boy's family. The fnmlly wa!'t re turning , h~..Ql,£ _from a funl·ral in Mis s1ss1pp1. "There Wl'r<' thrc(' others in the front and two in the back," Foster. :.i ~wv<•n· year v<.'lcran of t he Kansas fltghway Patrol, said :is h<· recalled Sunday's head-on c·olhs1on between thl· Foster l"rtr and a pickup truck. which da1m<·d SIX la VCl> "At least four of tht:'m Wl'rt' <tlivc They W<'r<' scrl'aming for help. but I was hC'lplt•ss .. I just couldn 't get thl' car Irvine Police Investigating Big Burglary Irvine• poltct' :.trt' in vcstig:.ittng the theft of mon· than $20,000 in goods including mink <ind sabll' coats from lhc locked trunk of a ' Downey couple's c·ar. lrft • parked behind tht• Airporter Inn while they allendc•d <1 wedding ret•eption Margaret Vineyard. 47 , told police that at first she thought s he had th<· wrong car wht'n she opened the still· locked trunk and found it empty. Whal had been 1qside before \hC' crime. s he said. were mink. sable and beaHr coals. $4,400 cash. four pistols. J<'weled chains. rings. clothing. his-and-her tennis r ackets and tennis togs. a parrot-shaped piggy bank and a Spiro Agnew watch . J Police dusted two cans of ' tPnnis balls left behind. for 1 possible ringerpnnts. apart. I couldn't get in to get them. They were still alive and I couldn't get in lo get them . It was such a helpless feeling .. '"You just can't imagine what it ·s like lo watc h four people die. t•s pecially when you can·t do an ything about it whu you JUSt have to stand there and watch them die." The lone survivor. 5-year-old U l ysse s Brin s t on of Westminster. Colo .. owes his life to the 37-yt'ar-old trooper. who grabbed a fire extinguisher and slammed it through a car win dow while bysl ande rs screamed for h im to j!et a way from lht· blazing wreckage The boy was in "fairly good" condition at Lawrence Me mon<1I Hospital with first and !>econd degree burns on his legs and fa ce. Killed in the crash were his mother. Terresa Bnnston, 20. of Westminste r . his aunt. SonJ a Bells. 39, and he r c hildren. Rodgelle Bells. 18. And rat· Betts. 17, and Zacc:.irias Griffin . 22. a ll of Commerce City. Colo The sixth victim w:.is Richard .Jones . 19. of Tokt'pa. Kan Poli ce said Jom·s· pickup truck c rosst'd the m €.'d1an o f thl' Kansas Turnpike near Lawrcnc(· and s truck the car. wl11ch had just fi lled up with gasoli ne. A car being towed by the fami- ly car lurched forwa rd. shoving the lead car under the pickup and rupturing the car 's gas tank . police said. Fire erupted, sending up a pall of smoke that Fost~r spotted while patroling a short distance away. <See RESCUE, Page At) State Gets Tower LOS ANGELES <AP) -Thl' Los Angeles Board of Public Works has "very strongly .. urged the City Council to return run responsibility for restorallon work on the Watts Towers to the state . the board's approval came on a4-0votc y"• .. .... . ,. •. .. . . ... .. ... • o .. oy Polol ,,_Dy P•t O"DonMll This was Lhc scene Saturday at Mason tkgional Park in Irvine when 1.160 people ~howcd up for a SO·rrtlle relay race ~ponsorcd by the Newport Beach Runners Assoc1ation. Winning 10-member teams we rt· an the• men's ctiv1sion. the Rialto Ro:.idrunner~. ,.,,omen ·s. Campo Kids nf Newport Beach . pohcl' and f 1rt•. LA PO Open Tl•am Booze Fee Axed Duke's Skipfler Wins Appeal· Can adian offi cials Friday agreed they acted too hastily and have offered to refund an S800 Cine and pay for 20 cases of liquor they confiscated off John Wayne's yacht this summer . The liquor. with an estimated value of $2.000. was ta ken off thc Wild Goose in August at Pender Harbor. northwest of Vancouver by Royal Canadian mounties who a lso fined the skippe r $800. The actor was not on board at t h e lime . Th• con \lert e d minesweeper was under charter to ~ group of Canadian busi- nessmen at the time. Friday. Michael Wayne. the actor"s son. said a protest filed by the master of the yacht. Bert Minshall. has been reviewed by Ca n a d ian authorities who agreed to cover the costs of the incident. According to Wayne. the yacht we nt through Canadian customs in Victoria. "In a situation hke that. the Jiq . uor all gO<'S into a locker and the customs oCCicer is supposed to seal it. The idea 1s that if you want a drink. you go out and buy Canadian liquor." the actor's son explained According to Minshall . lhl' c usto m s officer 1n Vic t o ria forgot to seal the liquor locker When the yacht got to Pendl'r Harbor, a mountie ca m~ on board in a dispute over the type of fi shing license the yacht's guests were using T h e unsea led locker was found. the llguor conrtscated and the captain l med. Diver Hurt By Motorboat Off Dana A scuba diver surfJcmg :Jbout :i quarter mile out from Dana point was struck by an 18 fool motorbo:.it Sunday and cut on the arm and back by the boaL ':-. propeller. A s pokesman ror the sherirr ~ har bor patrol said that Harolrt Solon Weed. 59. of H<'mt•t. s uffered a large lacer:itlon on his left arm and sm9ll cuts on his back m the 1 p.m. accident. Boat operator Ro~cr ~l' Keller . 25. or 501 Sunflower St rn Santa Ana. told sheriff'~ · deputies he did not sec Wl'<'d . who was fll'll below the surract· when he was hit by tt\t• propeller. Slayer Gets New Trial Minshall appealed and Friday he was contacted by Canadian officials who said they'd refund the fine and cover the cost of the liquor. King Goes Home Weed was trcatect at th(• sccn1' by paramedics and transported to San Clement<' Gene ral Hospital. whe re he underwent s urgery Sunday ni ght for the arm injury. • A ho!-tp1tal spokesman reported that W•~cd was in satisfactory cond1llon today. ... WASIUNGTOI\' <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court today in Cf·'" feet orden>d a nl'w trial for a Hamilton. Ohio, man convicted in the Eastt'r Sunday s laying three years ago o( his mother. brother and nine relatives. The Justices let stand an Ohio Supreme Court decision over· turning James Ruppert's convic· lion because he had been "mis· Informed" as lo the ~onse quence11 of wolvlng his right to a j ury tdaJ. --... Ruppert, who was sentenced to life imprisonmerit for hi s 1975 conviction. is ~ing held at the Li m a State Hospital for the Criminally Insane in Lima . Ohio. - · He pres,Umably wilt re,mAln there until state author ities ar· range for a new trial. Ruppert was 41 and living al his mother 's Hamilton home when his brother 's family visit· NI for Easter dinner March 30, 1975. , Prosecutors said that in a fit on a n((er. Ruppert Aunned down his mother . brother. sister·in- 1 aw and c i Rh l nieces and nephews. ranging in age from 4 to 17. Testimony at Ruppert 's trial s ugges ted he believ~d his m othe r was ht•ading 11 ~on· splracy to spy on him and that he was confrontec\ by a "sea of ~nemies " n uppert pleaded not guilty by <See TRl1:L, Pagf' AZ) HAMI LTON. Bermuda <APl -King Khaled antf th(' Saudi Arabian royal entourage left th.is vacation Island after a week 's s p e nding s pree that made natives sad to see htm go The ,..,k i ng n eve r l ef t th e Southampton Pr1nce·ss Hotel. where he and his party of 100 ran up a bill of Sl00.000. But 'lo re owners r eported thnt money\was no object Cor mem · be rs of rus r11t1nu"'. Bad Air Trapped PITTSBURGH <AP I -The air pollution index moved well into the dangerous range Sunday in a community on a blurr over· looking a US Steel plant :is a mass of dirty :ur r e m u1n('d trapped~vcr Allegheny County By GARV GRANVILLE • DI I,_ o.u, ,., ... S~ff Orange County -Registrar of Voters. AJ Olson said today he c•,pects 73 percent . of the c.·ounly' ch~i bfe voters will go to the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots 1n the general election of t9i8. If Olson·s voter turnout prt·d1 ct1on holds true. it mt'ans about 665.124 county residents will J!O to tht· polhnl! hoolhs that will be open from 7 a.m. lo K pm Wh1lc in thl1 voting booths. Or:.in~e County votl'rs will h:.iv1: BROWN. YOUNGER VOW GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS ttw1r say 1n six ra<'l'S for stall• c•onst1tut1onat -<>ff1ces as wc·ll as Ill tht• OUll'Ort°ll' Of C'.ghl .... 1.1tl'" 1dl• ballot 1mt1 at1\ es Countv voter.-. will also havL' thc·1r s:iy 1n four congn·s-,1onal ra<'l'l'>. on<.· :-.tall' S<.•nJtl' c·nnll•:-.1 Jnd six t•o nk::.h for stall' 1\'>semblv CloM·r ·to homt•. they'll help selt•C't two C'OUnty :-.ul)t'rv1sors. ,, count v cfl'rk rt't'oriler and ,, :-.ht•riff as \\l'll a~ hel11 tkll'rm101· tht• fatt• of 101.:al h;11l11t 1:-.~uC's Thl• 1978 gl'nt·r.11 l'lt.•ctmn t'Oml'!-1 to Orang1.• County with ·a n•cord 889.t>.11i resident:-. n·~1s1 crt'd to vut..-and. for th1• first t1mc.· sine<' 1960. 01•mocratu· re~1~1rants outnumhermg thl•lf Rt•pubht'an t•ounteroarts. (See VOT F., Page A2 > Coast \\1eathc r - t"a1r throu~h Tuesday a nd slightly wa rme r Slight c h ance of lo w doud!. and fog alonJ? the coast I hghs in upper 70s Lows 50 to 5.5. . ., INSIDE TODAY ··1 was &Utng dopt>. man· 1uana. angel dust. cocaine and hermn with pills and drtrtk•ng," says L1lllt' Richard of rock and roll /am1• The11 h1' t1Jmed to Cod St•e story Page Al6. ,.. v .... \.HV~· ... .... . lM •otl 11 ......... All .. ... u .u Alt Cl C1 .. A• Al u c.11 .. ,,. •• C.r"n CIHlll,._ c..tnlu Cl"llllwenl 0.•I" Hello• f ......... _ lttlHUl-llutwl ... 0 10 17 ,, Al• ..... , .. C1-l Al• ..... ll .. .. A• A• • • .. • \. • • • v ( A2 CAIL V PILOT s Staff Chief Iran's N eW Prime Minister Fuji FlashlJack Tanks and troops ringed key sites In Tehran. m artial law uuthoMUtti banned four of fi ve mornln~ newspapers and the .:ovcrnml·nt radio repeatedly br1>1Hkasl martial law rcguJa. llont' warning any gatheri~1g of rrwn· than three persons will bt! ··smoshedbyforce." Thf' anti-government pro l t•s t crs demand political hbl·rulllatlon. a return to t rad1· 11onal Islamic values in this over whe lmmgly Moslem nation and ul'l end to what they say is dominet· lion by the WcsJ. Shah Moha mmed Reza Pahlavi's dct:1s1on to appoint Azhan "as bt!he\•ed a fimtl attempt to san~ Iran from dl'strucllon and <1narchy as well .JS preSt>rve the monarchy The rioters who rampaged through Tl•hran ov1.'r the weekend s houted. .. Dl·ath lo the shah." lhl' imperial ruler who has run l ran 37 years. In an impassioned 10-minule radio address to the nation today, the shah pledged that "unlawful act ions, cruelty <1nd corruption are things of the past a nd will soon be removed at any cost ." He explained his decision to appoint Azhari by saying · A .Japan('~C Nav; Zero fig hter flies ag:un over historic Mt t"u.11. possibly the first time in more than three dt·<·udt·s Tht• World War II era aircraft was en route to un air shO\\ tn Chino. Calif. ·'The killings and chaos in many parts of the countrv r eached such a stage as to endanger the coudtry·~ independenCl' Thl· dl'plorablc evl'nts of Sunday which set the l'ap1tal on fire caused the resi~nafion of the government In order to prevent further unrest and k1lltngs, snd in order to esta.blish law and order I tried my best lo establis h a coaltt1on ~overnment but it did not work Therefor(' I was com pelled to appoint a tempon1ry milit<.1ry government. . ..._ Im ml'<itate opposition reaction to thl' military takeover wa!> restrained. LA Countian .S~ught; Coast Student Raped Pohce are searching for a Los Angeles County m an in connection with the S<.1turd<1y morning rape of a 17-ycar·olnllf1ed h1msL•lf to tht' girl. grabbed has '1t·t1m from bl.·hmd. dr,.ggcd her fro m hl·r garage and pullt·d her into h 1s auto at 12. 30 a m Thl" .1(1rl was treated and rell•as1•d from Costa Mesa Ml•m orial llos p1tal ~ Polite Sgt Luis Ochoa said a wurrant for the 21-year -old rape sus pt:ct will be obt<.1ined today from the Orange County District /\llorncy's Office Test .. Probes Ocean Floor WASIDNGTON <A P I -The U S Gl'olog1<.'al S urvey <1n· nounrl•d that a lt.>sl well probing the ocean floor off Southern California encountered s 1gnifi· cant 1nd1<.'a l1ons o f oil and natural gas The well was drilled to sample tht• geological structure nC'ar poss ible pelr oleum ·bearing formations, dl a location where 1l was unlikely that petroleum would actually be found And the "show" of petroleum lh<.1t wa<:; encountered docs not prove the presence of t·om· mcrcwl quantities of oil and gas in those formations. warned tht> s tatement 1ss11c d by S urvey Dire rtor II William Mcn<.1rd. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT Tl\itOrMQlt(N"O.lit~P1tot Mlfil~"' Q!'n ~~:::.~~c~·:r.·~!:'11~ :.:..~ ~1\two<f Mot10e'I '"'Ot;Qt\ fr~d<e'f fl)f' C.0-.t., ~ Hf'-~1 8f-8<Pt Htr'11rnqifm &-.tch F~ ta1n V•llf''t trv,,,.. \..4d<ll'°'Ofr~ Y•U•¥ •nd ~8"*'P'll\outr,(CM"I A\..nQ11 't'Q~l f'<J• ltOI'\ 1\ pubf1~d ~4tvrct•o ~ ~•n n. .. Ot•,,,•0.•1 ou«>Hd't•n-Q Ol.tnl ,, ... llO Wot 8.n ~U.-t ~·· ~\;t (Ahteofnt•.,.l• ........ , ........ Pt•\•~nt .. rH'I Puht1Wr J•t~ tt CWM'Y V•t t Ptt\10fl'f'U •M (iittWt4tl Ml~•' Tllom"k'"" l.01tot ThtTW\ A ~Uf'pMIW MA"1t01nQ Edth1t C:.N r .. •H 1.... llitOWreP ..... A\\l\f•tU M.tft•OIPM) Ed1too Of fleet C.0\1• M<'\8 J:IO WHl lloty 5tl'ffl l~'W~ 84l11C h 't86 G•ennt:vr• ~''"'' "V'ftt•l"llQ'Oof" 6*•<" t tll\ &e«P'I Oo\iln•rd ~, .. ~Ill. v •• , .... '''°'LA Pal Ro.ct "' \4t" Ot~ Fr,..wttY Telephone (714)6'2--4321 CleHlfl.cl Ad11•rtltlng 142·M11 S..acttt~k V•ll•• ~oo .. " 581-1310 from Si.en C•t,.,,,nte • 496.aoc> fr""'"°'"' 0.••<0t c ........ """"""'rl'" 540.,220 f"rone Page A I TRIAL. • • reason o( insanity and walvoi4 his right to a trtal by Jury. He was convicted .July 3. 1975. by a special three.judge court that ruled he was sane at the time of the crime. Under Ohio's death penalty Ja w s, parts of w hi ch were declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court the same day as Ruppert's convictioh .. a pei:son charged with a capital c rime may e lect to stand trial before a three-judge court rather than go through a jury trial. Because Ruppe rt's lawyer was told that the lhrce·j udge court ·s verdict would have to be unanimous -and later Ruppert was convicted by a 2·1 vote . the Ohio Supreme Court said Ruppert would have to be retried. The state Supreme Court ruled that a majority o f the three judges did have authority to con· vict. but added that Ruppe_rt's "jury waiver was n~t know.mg. voluntary an& intelligent smce he had been informed by counsel and the presiding judge that the panel 's verdict must be un· a nimous.·· Inflation Plan Backing Asked WASHINGTON IAP \ The chief of the Carter admmistr a- t ion 's new a nli·inflat1on pro· g ram says the plan t:an work 1f people can gel b~hind It. Alfred K<Lhn, chairman or the Council on War,e and Price Stabillty. said Sunday he docs not "bla me the American wor k· ing man for being concerned" about the effects of the orol!ram. ··w e·re not asking ·labor to bear the brunt of inflaqon:· Kahn said Tehran's top Mos le m leader. Ayatullah TalL·gharu. t>laml'<i government provocators for the a rson and chaos in the str<'t~ls <•nd called on thl' pl'Oph.• lo avoid confrontation with security forces ··in view of the fact that unpredictable s ituations a re about to take place and in order to prevent ... bloodshed." Azhari. a 6l·year-old, four-star general. has been chief of staff of lran·s armed forces since 1971. He graduated from lran·s war college and then went through several mmtary courses in the United States. He 1s known as a top military administrator. is said to be extremely honest. and has no business lies a nd is a d evout Moslem. S ha rif-Emami. 69. was appointed prime minister Aug . 27 with hopes that his close ties to Moslem leaders could end the bloodshed that has taken more than 1.000 lives since January. The s hah also is Moslem as are 90 percent of the country's 34 million citizens. In addition to Sharif-Emami. the ministers. of education and higher education also resigned. They were protesting the army's s uppression of a student demonstration in Tehran on Saturday. The government said three persons were killed and more than 80 in1ured. but student groups said the death tol' was higher Thief in Newport Gets Gem Haul A thief arm ed with a set of pliers used to twist off a door knob. took jewelry valued a t more than $19.000 from a Newport Beach home. police reported today. The break-in occurred Thursday in an apartment near Balboa Island. Listed a mo ng the stole n It.ems was a $6,000 rang sel with a three carat diamond. I 0% Oil Hike? Kutroit R~port, Un£Onfimwd KUWAIT CAPl -Arab o il producer s have agreed to inc rease prices 10 perc~nt when ~he Organization of P e troleum Exporting Countnes m eets next month in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwaiti n ewspaper Al Seyassa reports. T he increase could not immedia te ly be confirmed. Crude o il sells for about $12.70 a b arr el, and exp e rts say for every increase or s percent motorists pay about a h alf-cent m or e per gallon at the pump. Al Scyassa said Sunday the decision was made by re presentatives of oil·producing nations during the anti·Camp David s ummit in Baghdad. Al Seyassa quoted a source in the Iraqi capital saying Arab o il ministers will soon be traveling to indus trialized Weste rn nations to explain tbe increase. which reportedly was forced b y the d eclining value.or the dollar, OPEC's c urrency unit. • OPEC ministers decided at a June meeting to impose a price in crease by the end of t he year . ,. Fro• Page A I VOTE ••• But Olson ex~ts fewer l>l'<>ple lo vote' T1.te11day than volt"(! In lhe general elections or 1972 and 1970 when there were presidential rac<'s al slake And the Democral1~ voter reR1s trallon murgm as so slim . 3.01~ rcgistrnt1 ons. that the county's 68,006 vot..ers who are not, affiliated wl,th a J>Qlitical party held the I pohtjcal > balan<.'e in their hands Voters In Orunge County will g(•t a first inkling about ho w the ele<.'tton is going locally at about 8.30 pm Tuesda y. That is when Olson expects to announce how roughly 23.000 voters who cast absentee ballots voted But it won·t be until 11 pm. that partial counts of Tuesday's voting will be available. Olson said. He predicted the final count won't be completed until about 10 a .m Wednesday. Top billing on Tuesday's ballot be longs to the governor·s race and the contest between Dcm ocr<.1ti<.' incum bent Edmund G Brown Jr. and Republtc<m Evelle Younger . In Or~nge County. heaviest interest 1s focused on the 36th st ate &-nate District where Democratic slalt' As.semblyman Ro n Cordova and former state senator John Schmitz are matched. fl 0. Ber Way Sixteen -ye~1r old 1';it1y Wilson. a d1slantl' ru111wr from La Palm;J. sm tll'~ Sun day after arn\ 1111.! .11 '\t•\\ Yo r k ·s Fort Tn on I' ark Miss W1l s 1111. \\ho "'11flt·1" from L·ptlt•psy, r an 2.01111 m1lt.•s t u promol t.· lhL· Epile psy Foundat.wn. Sugar Suh Ban Backed Wi\SHJNGTON IAP) -Ttw Food and Drug Administration, which has been seeking lo ban ~accharm. apparently has bel'n hobtered by a Nation a l Academy of Sciences report lhal <'Oncludes the popular s~ar suh stitute .. must be view~ a PQlential cause of caacu m humans." Donald Kennedy, FDA com m 1:.s1oncr . called lhe rE.>port · .1 t•ompn•hPns1ve. objective and lhnughttul 1•valuallon·· whoM· m <11n <·on<'ius1on .. fully r<>111 tc1rn•l> ttllit reached earlier hv FDA .. In the s pring of 1977. the FDA trit>ct to ban saccharin, which '' th\• last <irtificial s weetener al lo" ed to bt> sold in th'e Un1tl'f1 StJtes But Congress imposed·:1n 18 month moratorium on ;in\ Fl>1\ a<.'I inn pl'nding furthl'r ~tud~ Th~ m or,11on um expire·!'> M .I\ 23, 1979 l"ht• ;walll00l\ !'>luch , tlont· al t ht· rt•qu1•,1 of ( 'ongn·~s. s:.itch I urt hl·r lahn1 etlor·v !'>lud1l'S 111 ('~I .1blish the carcinogpniC' c·:11H·cr <·aul>111g pot1·nt1 al of s<1c cbarm ::ire not needed undt•r ''":-,ting law Father Kills Three :-;1ud1l'S w1fh laboratory r;11-. -.how the !'>\H•••tcner 1s ii "l11w p11 l l•nt1al " c·arcinogl•n \\h•·n 1•11mpan·d with other known <·;111 l't•r ·caui.lnl-{ ;1gcn~. the pan•·I :>.Jlc1 -Sons and HiDiself Rut l ht• atademy ;1flrlt t! READING·. Pa tAPr -A man who k1lk'<1 ht!> ttire£· sons and h1msl'lf b)' running a hosl· from his car's e'haust pipe into lht• vt•h 1dc· had talkl'd about !>UICtdl' recQnlly. police :,aid An autopsy Sunday de- termined asph yx1at1on as the ca u s t· or death for NPISo A l\tontez, 35. <1nd h1!> soni. !\larco. 10 . Nl'lson Jr . 9. ;md Mon ly. 3 4ll'<'ord 1 ng to Dr .John Focht. Berks County <.'Or· oner. Tht· t'ar. with lhl' four bod1(·~ inside. wa!> found S<1lurday off a .4min's-34th ChilJ Named A/ ter River NA IROBI. Kenya IAPl President ld1 Amin has named his 34th child Kagera River. Uganda Radio has reported Number 34 ts a boy and 34 I!'> the total number of c-h1ldren of f1 <.'1ally fathered by Amin And he "as named Kagera River in honor of the war with 1eighboring Tanzania. accord· ing to the broadcast monitored here Sunday. The radio said the name was chosen because the b<.1by was born to Amin's senior wife. Madina. during Uganda 's annex- ation of a strip of TanzarlJan land between the Kager a River agd the Ugandan border last week . The river. according to Ugan. da, now fo rms the frontline between the two armies. Women Killed LOS ANGELES <AP > Shirley Miller. 50. of West Los An~eles. whos<' car st alled in a traHic lane of the San D1c1?0 Freeway was fatally rnjurcd when sh<' got out of her c<.1r and was struck bv another car. the California Highway Patrol said rural road in E"•lt•r T n"' n-.h1p Poli<.'e ~aid lhl c.tr <11101 .... IAtrt unlocked, and lhl'l L· "a .... 1111 "ttlm of s truggle Fot·hl rult•d that c J1h11n monoxidt• fUftll'" ktlkll lht frJur but authont1es \\t'1t· :.t1A.Hl 111~ rt· s uits of to>o1cology ltSh to lt•<irn if t he children hlld bl•t•n w dal!•ct first PoliCl' ;o;a1d !\101\11•/ 1111<1 Ill' brother. Raym1111<1 , th;1t h1 · "•'' contl'mplating -.u11•1<lt :\1111111·1 had been dt·s1-xm<.k11t tor l>•·\ •·rJI da \ s mer ~hJl w.1 .... d1•sn 1111•!1 ,,, gradu;.illy dl'\ l'lop1ng mJril ,,1 problems Pol IC'l' s;rni._t hat Monll•1 \ 1s1·1 c·d hr s brother F'nd:.iy night \\1th hr s son s R;.iv mon<x.ltcs were discovered by a man WJlk 1ng in th<> wood s Arace lis Montez reported hl·r husband and childrt·n m1sstn~ Sat urda\ mornt ng. She \\a-. 1 r-Pat(•d f1>1 shock a ftL·r ll':irn1ng ot lht•11 deaths Linch Blirned; Woman Slain . U N I 0 i' . N J . I A P 1 1\ n 80-year-old Cmon Township m un h as admitted ~ta bbing hts 75 -vear -o ld wife to dt.•ath because she burned his lunch. poliee said U nion Police Chief Oo nalfl Ebert said Manut.•I Prieto to lfl pol ice hl grabb<>d a k1tche11 kn ife and stabbed h is w1f1· Antonia. after an argumC'nl ovt•r the burned lunch ..It :ipparently wa:-. ont• ol thos(.' :-pontaneou~ r<•Jcl ion~ that at their age. mushroom<'d · said Ebert The pol1t•1• <.'hll'f said Prn·t11 told polic<' ht slasht·d his \\ n st-. and stomach after l>taht)lnJ! hi., w i f e 11 e \\ a s r t• p 11 r t 1• cl hos p1taltzecl in stahlc rond1t1on • · 1\ I t h 11 u g h t h l' d 1 r e 1 \ < .1 n mog1 ·n1l· pokntral •>f ..... d1..ir1n in humans may ht• IAl"OI~. 11:-. po:-.:.iblt· action a:, a pr11m111 1•r nf l"J nl"l'r may ht· morl· rmpor l,.tnt . 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"h1_·a· lht· fJm1ly had allendu t t11n1·r.1I 'l'r\ 1L·t•:-. fo r tht• f.ithl·r ol \I r!> B1_•1 ts .rn d \1 rs Bnnston from our OOys d<z,pt. forf811 ... • th~ sorVz.et JOO• ltJmba\l..OOl v·ntbC.k a"W.dLz.rs, fully {fit'h1one..d. and km~ in ecotlond IZSptlC LO lly (Or dt. fZ,08¢ s1zcis 8-20, m riiNny ~ut1ful colore 44 fashion island. newport center 644-5070 7 t 1 I ~- ' I I . . I ~ \ Orange COast E DITION Today's Cleslng N.Y~ Stoeks VOL. 71 , NO. 310, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORN IA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 C TEN CENTS Computer Plot Suspect, Gems Found LOS ANGELES f AP 1 The FBI hu •rl'C.'tttfd Sunley Mark Rlnltn. a tomputM e it~C!r' charsed with mut~rmlncHn1 tb(l hltbly aopbutlu tt>d theft 0( SIO I m11hon fro m Security P•clf 1c Bank and lhen Wdf\Jl the. money U\ a d al for daamoads w Ith the Son et. gove rnment, ag,ents ~port~'d today Raflun~ 32. 'Aat. arrcat.ed early toduy ut MD apa rtml'nt neu Carlabad. aald f'log..-r S Young, FBI agent in charge or lh~ Sun 01ego bureau. < Eurller blory. A~) tie aa d Rifkin had u carhc o( diamondl worth $13 m1llton on the re&ail market and $12,000 an cash. Young i1uld Earlier, the l''Bl dl!\c losed that Rifk i n, by use of a compln llchcme involving computers und secn •t code¥, illegally lnans(erred $10.2 million from Security Pacific Bank here to the S wiss bank account of ''RUSSALMAZ," a branch of the Soviet government that handles diamond exportation. Young said Rifkin, using a pho n y passport. traveled to Swllzerland lo pick up diampnds whk h wer e bought from the Russians at the wholesale price of S8.1 million. .73% to Vote? County Goes to PoUs Tuesday By GARY GRANVILLE OI tM D.tUy Piiot Stitt Orange County Regis trar or Voters Al Olson said today he expects 73 pt>rcenl of the county's eligible voters will go to the palls 1).1,e~day lo cast their bal lots in the general t:lection of 1978. Ir . Olson's vot£'r turnout predictior holds true. jt mPans about 665.424 county residents will go to the polling booths that will be open from 7 a m to 8 p.m. * * * While in the votrng-. booths. Ora nge County voters will have their say in six races for state conslltutiona• offi ces as well as in the outcome of eight statewide ballot initiatives County voter5 will also have their say in four congressional races. one slate S<'nate contest and sax , contc.:sts for stale Assembly. Closer to home. they'll help seleet two county supervisors, a county clerk·recorder and a sheriff as well as help determine * * * the fate of local ball ot issues. The 1978 genera l el~tion ~ comes to Orange County with a record 889,636 < residents registered to vote and. for the fi rst lime since 1960. Democratic registrants outnumbe ring their Hepubhcan counterparts . But Olson expects fewer people to vole Tuesday than voted in the ~cnera l d ections of 1972 and 1976 when th<'re were presidential r aces at slake. And tlw Oemocr:.itic voll'r (Set! VOTE, Page A2 > ' GOP Conamittett 'A Street' Panel 0 Ks Cens~e Action Set Of Cordova Backer By Council By JACKIE HYMAN Of-OelfJ ...... '"'" Th e RepublJcan Eth ics Committee of Orange County has voted to censure a member o f t h e party 's Ce ntral Comm ittee and has urged .. his r e moval from that position be ca use or his s upport for Democrat Ron Cordova in the- 36th state Sen~te Distr4cl raGC, Co r dova . C!urre nll y ao assemblyman representing the 74th district . is running against Republican John Schmitz. Robert Kile y, exec utive director o( the Republic an Central Committee of Orange County . s aid th e e t hi cs committee voted unanimously in an emergency meeting Sunday night to censure Tustin attorney William Dougherty. Dough erty signed his name and title as a central committee member to a campaign lel.ler endorsing Cordova ove r Schmitz. KJJey said. The letter, which arrived in mailboxes Friday. also w a s igned by Republic an G eorge Scott. forme r mayor of F ounta in Valley and GOP primary roe or Schmitz. Ki l ey s aid t h e e th ics comrnittee members held that Dougherty's use . of his title implied that he was speaking for the central committee. "By signing this document, he has misrepresented the facts and the vi ews of the Re publican Central Committee, which m?Y be bis own but by no means represen t the views of the committee itself," Kiley s aid. Dougherty was out of town today and could not be reached ror comment. Court Backs Plea; Voters Get Rights . A number of Orange County residents who complaincci that they were being denied the right lo vote in Tuesday's election found the judge on their side today when they filed a la wsuit in Supenor Court Judge Ro be rt H . Green gr a nted the writ of mandate dema nded by Newport Beach attorney Pal Herzog for the American Civil Liberties Union and orde r e d t h e County . . Coast Weather Registrar or Voters to restore voting rights to the affected plaintiffs. A number of angry would·be vote rs declared in the class action that they completed cards offered them by soli citors but found whe n they sought to exer cise their r ight to vote Nov 7 that the r egistra r ha d no r eco ritt o f th e ir m ai l e d applications. Judge Green ruled today that the registrar must register those voters provided that they can produce the r eceipts given them at the lime they were solicited and invited to register as voters. Mrs. Herzog pointed out today <See COURT. Page A2) Costa Mesa council members are eKpected to take further ac· lion tonight on a proposed north <'ity road extension that is op- posed by many area residents. The so-called "A Street Ex· tens ion'' through an 18·acre parcel between Baker Street and Paularino Avenue was approved Sept. l8, but a rehearing on the proposed road was requested by _ CouncifWoman Norma Hertzog. The rehearing. which follows a public study session held last Monday at Bear Strcet..SChool. will begin at 6:30 tonight al Mesa coWlcil chambers . The city staff is supporting the L-sha ped road which would ex· tend Randolph Avenue north across Baker Street for an e ven· tual link at the intersection of Paularino and Platte Drive. Some residents disagree will) city staff contentions that the new road would provide better traffic circulation and reduce traffic hazards when the area is developed at higher density Opponents claim the road will become a prime short cul for d rive rs trying to get to South Coast Plaza Shoppin~ Center and enganger students who at· tend nearby Bear Street School. During the study session held last week, Mayor Ed Mc Farland told residents that the coun cil may uphold its previous votes supporting the need for the road and its ali~nment. A majority vote of the council would be needed to reverse the approval of the road concept. Construction of the road would cost the city an estima ted $183,000 wtlh developers dedical· ing the right-of.way Cor con· struction. A traffic signal. paid for ))y the d evelopers, would be in· s talled al the inter section of Bake r and Randolph. City reparts s ay that about 70 <See STREET, P age A2) "The Russians had to be cooperative ..... Young said,, ''Tney deaJ in cash and cash was offered ." Rifkin was arrested with two other people who apparently are not involved in the crime, Young said. , Young said Rifkin tried to conceal his presence but surren· dered without incident. "The Los Angeles division of the FBI todlcated yesterday he might be at a certain post omce box in Carlsbad,:' Young said. Young appeared at a news conference with $4 million of the tiny pollahed diamonds and the $12,000 in cash on a table before him. The FBI, in an affiday\t re· leased earlier. gave this chronology of Rifldn's acts! In the first week of October. Mesa ltlaia Bursts Cost a Mesa County Water District foreman ltich Streck eyes l().irtch pipe on Tustin Avenue that broke early lo· day a nd knocked out water pressure for an un· determined number of customers on city's east side'. Old age of the iron pipe was the apparent cause: officials said. A replacement section was expected to restore f uJI water now by thjs afternoon. Booze Fee Axed Duke's Skipper Wins Appeal C anadian offic i a ls have agreed they acted loo hastily a nd have offered .to refund an $800 fine and pay.for 20 cases of liquor they confiscated off John Wayne's yacht this summer. The liquor, with an estimated value of $2,000, was taken off the Wild Goose in August at Pender Harbor. northwest or Vancouver by Royal Canadian mounties who a lso fined the skipper $800. The actor was not on board at the time . The converte d minesweeper was under charter to a group of Canadian busi· oessmen at the time. Friday. Michael Wayne, the actor's son, said a protest filed by the master or the yacht, Bert Minshall. has been reviewed by t:anadlan authorities who agreed to cover the costs or lhe Incident. According to Wayne, the yacht went through Canadian customs in Victoria. "In a situation like that. the liq· uor all goes into a locker and the customs officer is supposed to seal it. The idea is that if you want a drink, you go out and buy· Canadian liquor," lhe actor's son expJained. According to Minshall. the customs officer in Victoria forgot to seal the liquor locker. When the yacht got to Pender Harbor. a mounlie came on board in a dispute over the type of fishing license the yacht's guests were usintt. The unseale d locker was found, the liquor confiscated and the caotain fmed . Minshall appealed and Friday he was contacted by Canadian officials who said they'd refund the fine and cover the cost of the liquor. Fair through Tuesday a nd slightly warmer. Sllght chllnce o f low clouds and fog along the coast. Highs In upper 705. Lows 50 to 55. TroojJer Rescues 1 of 6 c INSIDE TODAY "I uw using dope . marl· Juana, angel dtUt, cocaine afld heroin with pilt1 afld drinking." 10111 Little Richard o/ rock and roll fame. Then ht turned to God. See 1i01'JI ~ Al6. ..... a a • M M •• AM ... .. . , .. :: .. AA M LAWRENCE. Kan. <APl - Trooper Larry Foster choked down sobs as he described his rescue of a S.year.old boy from a fiery auto crash. He couldn't put aside the "helpless feeling" of ·ailing to save five members of the boy's family. The family· was r elurn\ng home from a funeral in Mis· sissippi. ·'There were three others in the front and two in the back," Foster, a seven-year veteran of the Kansas Highway Patrol. said aa he recaHed Sunday's· head·on collh1IQn between the roster car Md a pickup truck. wblch claimed 1lx llvea. "Al l east foul' of them were alive . Thef were screamh\g fol'. Mlp, but was helpleu . "I just couldn't get the car apart. t couldn't l(el \n lo get I them . They were still alive and I couldn 'l get In to get them. It was s uch a heJpless feeling ... ··vou just can't Imagine what it's like to wat~h four people die. especiaJJy when you can't do anything about it -when you just hove to s tand there and watch them die." The lone survivor , !>·year-Old Ulysses Brinston of Westminster. Colo .. owes his life to the 37·year-old troo~r. who ·grabbed a fire extinguisher and slammed it through a car win· •.<tow while bystanders screamed for him to gel away rrom 1he blailng wreckage. The boy was in ·•ralrly aood" condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospttal wtth' nnt and second· degree bums on hls legs and face. . .t Klllt!d In the crash were hll mother. Terresa Brinston. 20, of ·looking out the window, crying. Westminster; bis aunt. Sonja screaming for help. There were Betts, 39. and her children,. some people standing around. Rodgelle Betts, 18; Andrae They yelled for me not to go Betts, 17. and Zaccarias Griffin. near the blai e. I put on my 22; all of Commerce City, Colo. gloves and tried to force the The sixth victim was Richard door ope n. but couldn 't. I Jones. 19. of ~okepa. Kan. grabbed a fire extinguisher and PoHce said Jones pickup tru'tk slammed lt through the window, crossed the median o f the ~ and pulled the boy out." Kansas TUmp\ke near Lawrence Qe said he led the chlld to a and struck the car, which had ditch nearby, then rell!m ed ~ just fi lled up wlth gasollne. the flaming vehicles. But the A car being towed by the fami· heat was too Intense to approach ly en lurched forward. shoving a second time. he said. the lead car under the ~ickup A trucker jOlned Foster In try. and r upt uring the car s gas ing to get the f!at door open. tank. PQlice said . Fire erupted. They Ued a wtncb to the handle ~nding up a p41ll of smoke that to try to rorce it open, but the f'oeter 1p0ttecl wlillc patroling a outtr frame of the door 1imply 1hort distance away. peeled off, Fo.ter said. "When I drove UR there was Th e boy's father. David just a ball ol ftre . Foster re-Brtnston, wu en route to the counted. "The Uttle boy WIS ceee iE8CVE, Pate AJ) Rifkin, saying be represented a large United Stales business firm interested in b uy ing diamonds oveTseas. hired a reputable Los Angeles diamond broker to~ diaroonds for him in Geneva, Switurland. On Oct. ~5. Rifkin. using secret codes and the alias of Mike Hanson, telephoned the wire transfer room of. Securit)' <See DIAMONDS, Page AZ> Mesa's Models Mulled By TOM BARLEY Of IM o.lly P1Mt Slaff Orange Co\Olty Superior Court Judge Robert H. Green re fused today to immediately rule on the City of C-05ta Mesa's d emand for an injunction against a nude ·modeling studio operated by Bill Engle on West 19th Street. He made it clear during a hearing on the issue that the city has not yet presented arguments that would enable him to close the Sunshine Studio ll J)ending trial of the lawsuit. Lawyers ror both s ides were given a month to prepare linal ar~uments on the city's claim that nude modeling and nude rap sessions at the 19th Street studio are offensive lo <;ost a Mesa residents and violate the principles under which business licenses are issued. Protests have been filed by r esident of nearhy Bethe l Towers where senior ciUiens have been outraged by what they describe as the immoral nature ol the Engle operation. A ttorn eY. Don Hobson, representing Engle, argued today that. the dty's move to close the Sunshine Studios is a vio l ation o( the Firs t Amendment and is contrary to the thinking expressed in a number of U.S. Supreme Court rulings. • 'Tbe nak~ness of women Is the work or God," Hobson told Judge Green. "Th at may be but J don't thmk the City or Costa Mesa is wimn~ to go along with that viewpoint ... the smiHng judge responded. It is alleged by the city that the studio opened without the required conditional use penn1t The studio occupies the site once leas e d by lhe Cos t a Mes :.s Chamber of Commerce. The planning commiss ion rejected the use permit request by a 4· 1 vote in April. Bot EMii: ope n ed the studio with the argument that the city business lice n se he o bt aine d wa s sufficient validity for his action. Two models e mployed by Engle have been a rrested on morals charges filed after police office rs alleged the women offered to engage in sexual acts for a fee. . Judge Green set Dec. 6 as th<' date for the next hearing. He said he will then rule on the city's demand for a preliminary injunction. Mesans Face Mari Juana Selling_ R•p ~ Two C-Osta Mesans were free on ball today following their ar· rest Friday night for al!eg_edly tr_yl nit Co sell ftf pounas of rnari· Juana to an undercover police or. ficer. Police have set a street value or $15,000 on the pot which was recovered from an apartment at 1955 WaUace St. Investigato rs said s mall amouolB of cocaine and am. pbetamlne tablets a lso were found In the a partment when they arrested 19 ·year·old Pamela Denise Lukat and James 1bo1Das Denton, 32. Sgt. Gary Webster Hid today the pair were booked on charaes of pouen ton of drugs and po1se11ton or drugs tor sale. Both were freed alter poeting $7 ,500 ball eacb. The pot haul ln~luded 10 pounds of b1gh arade ColomtMan m arijuana, 80me ot whitb had been baaged for aale by the ounce, Mid s,t. Webeter. I •! (:- . . . C'ane~r Peril ·Saccharin Ban 10%0UWke? Kuu:ait Report, Vncon/inned . I Wins Support KUWAIT <AP1 -Arab oil producers have agreed to increase prices 10 percent when the Organization or Petroleum Exporting Countries meets next month in Abu Dhabi. the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Seyassa reports. The increase could not immediately be confirmed. .,. ........... WASlnNGTON lAP l -The Food and Dru~ Administration. v.h1ch hus been sc• ·kintt to bun si1cchar1n. apparently has been bolah·red by a National Academy of Sciences report that conclu<ll'tl the popuhu sut(ar suh· ~t1tut1• "fllUbl be "1ewed as u potenlinl cawse or cancer 1n humans." Donald Kennedy, FDA com - mu;sioner. called the report "a com prebensl ve. ob)ectl ve and thoughtful evaluation " whose mah1 conclusion "fully rein- forces that reached earlier bv t'UA " In the spring of 1977, the FDA tried to ban saccharin. which 1s the last artificial sweetener al· lowed to be sold in the United Stntt's But Congress imposed an 18·m onth moratorium on any FDA action pending further study. The moratorium expires May 23. 1979. A Jupanese Na\'y Zero fighter flies again over historic Mt. FuJi, poss1bly the first time in more than three decades. The World War II era aircraft was en route to an a ir show in Chmo. C::.ilit. The academy study. dont' at the request of Congress. said rurther laboratory studies to establish t.he carcinogenic cancer·causing -potential of saccharin are nol needed undc:r existing law. lndiff eren~e Marks Studies with laboratory rJlS show the sweetener Is a •'low potential" carcinogen when compared with other known can· cer-causlng agents, the pC1nel said. Vote Predictions But the academy added. "Although the direct carcinogenic potential of· s ac· charin in humans may be wt•ak. its possible action as a promoll'r of cancer may be more impor· tant." WASIDNGTON (AP> '1'he 1978 election campaign shows signs that the mood of America was marked by an indifferC'nce unlikely to produce dramatic <'hange in the u emocrat1c Party's control of Congress :ind most stale governments. Uesp1le get-out-the-vote cam- paigns. a low turnout was expeet cd Tuesday. If historic patterns hold. the Republicans, as lbe party out of power in Washington, should pick up seats in Congress. The most optim1stir forecasts of GOP gains, however. leave the party far short of ending Democratic control of the Hou~ and Senate. As the year of Proposition 13, or tax protests a~d demands for cuts in government budgeu it would seem like a difficult election for incumbents. Yet tbe 1 governors of several or the nation's largest states appear h eaded for re-election. Wh eth e r Republicans or Democrats, candldate"S em· phasized pocketbook issues -in flation, taxe& and government spending -and polls show moi;l Americans see little difference in how the two parties deal with th(> economy. In an l\ssociated Press-NB<. News poll, 48 JYt'Ccnt of those responding said'tbetr lives will be neither better nor worse no matter who wins the election Amin's 34th ChildNmrwd After River NAI ROBI , Kenya <AP> President ld1 Amin has named bis 34lh child Kagera River. Uganda Radio has reported. Number 34 is a boy and 34 is the total number of children of· ricia))y fathered by Amin And he was named Kagera River in honor of the war with neighboring Tanzania, accord· uig to the broadcast monitored here Sunday. The radio said the ~ was chosen because the baby was born to Amin's Sl8Q,ior wife, Madina, during Uganda's annex· ation of a strip of Tanzanian land between the Kagcra River and the Ugandan border last week. The river. according to Ugan· da, now forms the frontllne between the two armies c DAILY PILOT. ~:~~.·r.::=:::~= ~t .... btlW"'IComo....., 5-'"'"'''°"••" -•S'llC~ _,, 11 .. ovqlt Ft-lo-C.0"• Mew. NewQOrl S.11<1>, HunllllQIOfl O..te~l"ou• t•I" ll•tl•y, lr•I .... !>1'901-k V .. lty oft(J ~=~~~z::r~ri,,:; I"......... -\l>lfl9 pl..,, I• M :i,> W.>I lloly SI~. C:OtU Mew. C•llt0<1'11.i.,_ """'"·-P••··-·-P\Ml- An uncertaln factor was the heavy flow or money from special interest groups, many o' them concerned with a single issue such as the Panama Canal treaties or federal abortion aid. Rederal Election Commission statistics show political action commit.tees not affiliated with specific candidates or parties contributed $18.7 million to congressional candidates. A total of 155.5 ' million Americans are eUgible lo vote Tuesday. but most forecasts are that under 40 percent will go to the polls. The figure might be as low as 33 percent. In the 1974 mid-term election, 36 percent of . the eligible voters went lo the polls * * * f'l'OlllPag.AI VOTE ••• registration margin is so slim, 3,015 registrations. that the county's 68,006 voters who are not affiliated with a political party held the !politicall balance in their hands .. Lead WideRPd To Mazatlan ., By Christine The 84-foot sloop Christine had widened the boat-for.boat lead in the Los Angeles to M azall<.in yacht race at the 9 a .m . roll call today and had taken over the handicap lead in the 33-boat fleet. <See earlier story, Page 84.) Christine had covered 22l mlles since the Saturday noon start and was 13 miles ahead of ·the second place boat. Nick Frazee's Swiftsure. Ragtime. the elapsed time record holder in the race. had moved up to third place in the boat.for.boat and corrected tlmt! standings. showin~ 1!)5 miles since the stan . Merlin and Drifter. the two BROWN, YOUNGER VOW ullrallight displacement yachts GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS · striving for line honors. were still not amon11t the first ftvt> Voters in Orange County wiU Class A boats. get a first inkling about how the · Winds al the morning roll call election is going locally at about were reported to be about fivp 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. . knots from the north·northeasl That is when Olson expects lo announce how roughly 23,000 voters who cast absentee ballots voted. But it won 't be until 11 p.m. that partial counts of Tuesday's voting will be available, Olson said. Man Rescu e d From Surf,. He predicted the final count Hh •tali d won't be completed unlit about uSpl ze 10 a .m . Wednesday. Top billing on Tuesday's ballot belongs to the governor 's race and lhe contest bet ween Democratic incumbent Edmund G. Brown Jr. and Republican Evelle Younger. In Orange County, heaviest interest is focused on the 36lh state Senate District where Democratic stale Assemblyman Ron Cordova and former st ate senator John Schmitz arc matched. Going into the election, lhe two m ajor parties each have two of the four congressional seats available either wholly or in part in Orange County. ln the nine-member state legislature deleg"8tion the county sends to Sacramento. the Democrats hold five of the nine offices Campaign Aitk Kidnapped SAN DIEGO CAP) -" man kidnapped the campaign manager or a candidate for San Diego County supervisor. beat· An Orange Coast visitor re· mained in critical condition to- day after a near-drowning Sun- day al Scotchman's Cove, north of Laguna Beach. a Sou\.h Coast Medical Center spokeswoman said today. County parame dic David Wilson identified the victim as Donald Duvol. 32. of Yucca Valley. He "Said the 10:3Q a.m . acci· dent occurred as Ouvol and several friends were snorkeling and Duval passed out. His com· panions reportedly pulled. him in to s hore and adminis tered mouth·lo·m oulh res uscitation unlit paramedics arrived Wilson said Duvol's heartbeat had stopped and ht> was not able to breathe when pa ramedics ar. rived. He said the victim'!'! heartbeat later resumed but h•· is Still unable lo breathe in· dependently Thief in Newport Gets Gem Haul J.t(•. c: .. ..,, _.., ... .,.. ing and robbing him, poUce say. The victim was identified as Phillip Winters, a n E l Cajon A thief armed with a set of pliers used to twist off a door knob. took jewelry valued at more than $10.000 from a Newport Beach home, police reported today. { v1u~·-·-v.-•1o1t..,,_.,1(_1 Ull!Of T,,._\11,__,. __ ,,,.Edli.t OlfftHll·'--llKNNP .... 11 ""'~'""' __ , ... £~ ' insurance man, who said he was for ced into his car at knifepoint Sunday in front of the Lee Hub- bard campaign headquarters. Winters, 37 said a · • large white male in his 2C>tJ Just told me to drive and l was so scared that t didn't really aet a good look at hJm." • 8500,000 Blaze LOS ANGELES <AP) -A fire In a Southern Pactnc Railroad furniture war ehouse in the ChiQatown area Sunday cauaed an estimated '500,000 damaae, Loa Angelee fire olficlll1 said. ' T he break·in occurred Thursday In an apartment near Ba lboa hland. Listed among the stolen items was a '6.000 ring set wlth a three csrat diamond. Progress Reported WASHJNGTON CAPl Progress was reported toward the completion of a peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. bu1 E1yptlan President Anwur Sadat bas told hl• negotiat.era th at there should be a strong Urik between the pact and a solutiol't to the PalnUnlan question <Related 1tory, Page A4l , The Atl :tntn based Calorie Control Council and its advertis Ing agency. which represent the diet soft drink indus try, deplored the r1~port. "It sc....:ms 'l11rred1ble that the l'Onclut1ion8 would go so strongly ugainst the extensive and grow inSt body of se1enliflc evidence supporting saccharin's safety.·· the council said. "We expect eammon sense and the best in· terest of Americans will prevail when th~ evidence is fully ex· amined.' . "" f'ro• Pitf#e A J DIAMONDS Pacific Bank and transferred $10 2 million from a non·existent acco unt to a Z uri c h Switzerland. bank account. ' The conversation. in which RHkin said he was witb the In· ternatlonal Banking Office of Security Pacific. was tape re· corded. Later . the $10.2 mllilion was confirmed to be on deposit in the Swi ss account of "RUSSAJ.MAZ." On Oct. 27, R ifkin 's broker purchac;M $8.145,000 worth of diamoJids from the Russians who had confirmed deposit of lhe funds in their account. ';'These diamonds were as· sem bled by the Russians and the broker and dellver'ed to a courier pickup l ocation in Geneva, Switzerland." said the f'BI aCCidav1t. ''These diamonds were subsequent!~ picked up by ;.in individual during the period October 27·29," it added. On Oct 31, Rifkin apparently attempted to sell some of the diamonds The aff1dav1t says he "met with an 1nd1v1dual 1n Los Angeles " and "exhibite d approximately Sl million· worth of tht: diamonds to th(.• individual and left lhre<! stones with that person. "These stones have been identified by the broker as s imilar lo t h e dia m onds purchased io Switzerland '• the FBI said. ' "In discussing this matter, Rifkin admitted that he h<Jd acquired a new identity and w~s going to 'places unknown'." the affidavit said. "He further stated that Security Pacific Bank would bear lhe loss of lhe $10.2 million." The FBI said that Rifkin's dia mond broker has positively identified Ri!1un's voice on the tape r ecording of tbe wire transfer Young said tbe FBI believes Rifkin planned "to fade back into society" alter hiding out for awhile. He said Rifkin had been at the Carlsbad ;.ipartment for several days. f'l"OlltPa.,1t l RESCUE •.. bospttat to 101n hi s s on . Authorities said he had re- mained in Clarksdale. Miss .. where the family had attended funeral services for the father of · Mrs . Betts and Mrs. Brinston. Crude oil sells for about $12. 70 <.1 barrel, and experts say for every increase of 5 percent motorists pay about a half-cent more per gallon at the pump. Al Seyassa said Sunday the decision was made by representatives of oil-producing nations during the anti-Camp David s ummit in Baghdad. Al Seyassa quoted a source in the Iraqi capital ~aying .AJ:ab oil ministers wi~l soon be traveling to mdustnahzed Western nations to explain the inc~a.se. which repurtedly was forced by the declinmg val~e of the dol~ar, OPEC's currency unit. . OPE<( f!lin!Sters decided at a June meeting to impose a price mcrease by the end of the year. Staff Chief Iran's Prime Minister -TEHRAN. Iran !AP) Iran's chief of staff, Gen. Gholam Reza Azhari. was appointed prime minister today to form the first military governm~ in 25 years and prop the riot-torn rule of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi: Jaafar Sharif-Emami. a civilian. resigned as pnme minister SUnday night as mobs Irvine Police Investigating Big Burglary Irvine police are investigating the theft or more than $20,000 in goods including mink and sable: coats from the locked lrunk of a Downey couple's car. left parked behind the A1rporter Inn while they attended a wedding reception Margaret Vineyard. 47. told police that at first sht: thouJilhl she had tht· \Hon~ car wht!n she opened the still·locked trunk "'nd found it empty. What had been inside before the crime. she said. wert! mink. sable and beave r coats. $4.400 cas~. four pistols, jeweled ch ams. rings. clothing his-and-her tennis rackets and t~nnis togs. a parrot·shaped piggy bank and a Spiro Agnew watrh. Police dusted two cans of tennis balls left behind. for possible fingerprints. Fog Causes 62-car Pileup CHARLESTON. Tenn. CAPI - A 62 -car accident on Interstate 75 in which 46 people were injured was caused by heavy fog that blanketed parts of southeastern TennesseP, police say. No one was killed in the series of collisions Sunday. Eleven or the in1ured were hospitalized, while the rest were treated and released, police said. Sam 'Gat.relt. a Tennessee Highway. Patrol dispatcher, said the cbam-reactaon accidents forced the closing of 1·75 for more than three hours while emergency crews untangled the wreckage. The heavy fog also hampered rescue and clean-up operations. be said. pillaged and burned sections of Tehran. Rioters also were reported lo have broken again into the compound bousing the British Embassy's employe<!S and the fire-damaged ctl'ancery. . Tan~s and troops ringed key sites m Tehran, martial law authorities banned four of rive morning newspapers and the government radio repeatedly ~roadcast martial law reguJa- laons warning any gathering of more than three persons will be "smashedbyforce ·· The anlt -governm~nt pr0 . testers d e mand politic al liberallzat1on, a return to lradt· tional Islamic values in this ovt-r· whelmingly Moslem nation and an end to what they say is domina- tion by the West. Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's decision to appoint Azhari was believt!d a final attempt to save Iran from destruction and anarchy as well as preserve the monarchy. Thi: rit>ters who rampu~ed through Tehran over the weekend shouted. "fkath to the sh<1h.'' the imperial ruh•r who ha:, run Iran 37 years. Fr .. P•,,eAI COURT ••• th31 the registrar ·~ <i c t1o n appeared to equally affect both Democrats and Republicans. · ''But it should not h ave bel'11 necessary for them to go to .court." she s aid. "This issue co uld h ave b een se ttled amicably if the registrar had been prepared to approach the problem in that spirit." A spokesman for the Registr<ir of .Voters said today that his office had been advised of JudJ.:t.· Green 's decision a nd woulrf immediately comply with the: court order. Fro• Page A I STREET .•• percent of traffic that would traver the route would move south to the signalized intersec· lion. The north outlet at Platt and Paularino would be a two-way s t 'o p . 0 p p o n e n t s claim this intersection would re· ce1ve more traffic than the city predicts. l - • from our 1ooya dept. for full. .. • 4' feahion 191~. newport center 644·S070 \ '' , .,,....,.,....,_~"" ....... MARINE CAll'f. NICK WIUJCll AND SOT. DUTCH S111A88NER DWAllRD BY SIMULATOR Mltary UH& SlmulM:ed PlaM to Teadl M•rtne, Navy •nd Co•al Ou•rd PHot1 Landing Injects Reality ' Pilnt.s Trained "by El Toro Simulator By REBECCA HELM OI ._ °""'I ,.._ M.tft We were cJeared for landing 't the Hong Kong airport. Though the haze, G to 8 miles ahead I "'•pied the parallel -runways. I was U1structed to head tor the long white strip strelcb.ing out to the left. With both hands gripping the steering column, J felt the heavy throb of the huge KC l.30R cargo plane flowing through my finge rs, Tbe mammoth steel bird began to drltt w· the right. I strugcled to pull it back on course but failed. Unruffled. the voice in my ear said, "Well, okay, I see you like the right nmway better. We'U bring you in there " • I stopped fighting the "yoke" (as those lo the Oying biz call the steering column>. Moving through the sky and dropping at a rate or about 800 feet per minute, a dozen things fla s hed through m y mind . '"Were the naps down? Walch the speed. don't let it fall too low, and by all means keep the nose up -but not too high.·· Per~piratlon dampened my palms as I realized I was bring. ing the SID million Lockheed •aviation marvel in for a landing. Me , who bad never been inside of a cockpit during my entire life. The flashing light of the runway rnshed closer. I was on course. The wings wobbled a bit rrom side to side, but all was Gibson Says Flier False, Miskading By .IACKJE RYMAN ot-°""' -""" Tbe increuing bitterness that has characterlzed the 73rd As· sembly District rate \ntensified today as Republican hopeful LA Countian Sought; Coast I Student Raped • Police are searching fc;,r a Los Angeles County man in connection with the Saturday morning rape of a 17·year-okt Huntington Beach girl after she was r eturned home from a high school football game The rapist. who ldentilied himself to the girl, grabbed bis victim from behind, dragged her from her garage and pulled her into bis auto at 12:30 a .m . The girl was treated and released from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital. Chuck Gibson protested what be claimed was a "false and mis- leading" campaign flier put out over the weekend by his rival. Incumbent Dennis MangeTS. D-lluntington Beach. replied • that he believes the flier to be accurate in accusing Gibson or taking campaign stands that are opposite of positions he took in his work aa a &egislative analyst for lbe city of Lo6 Angeles. The flier, which arrived in many Orange Coast mailboxes on Saturday, displays informa· lion about Mangers on the out· side. On the inside two facing pages, it declares, '"There Are Two Chuck Gibson.s." On tbe left page, tb,e brochure quotes some of Gibson's cam- paign statements. On the right page. it quotes what It asserts are positions taken by Gibson in the past which contradict his campaign quotes. "Some of I.he bills <on which his commeot.s are reportedly cit· ed) I haven't even seen or cer- tainly don't remember seeing," Gibson said today. well and the runway was dead ahead . Any secon'tl now the wheels \I/Quid touch ground. A jolt, a bump, and we were down. I pulled back on the lhrot· tic and fell the speed drop as the thrust of the !011r engines reared into reverse. As we roUed to a stop, I leaned back in my seat and breathed a sigh of relier. I glanced over at Kurt Red- fern. the tall, blond U.S. Marine captain &itting in the pilot's seat next to me ... Not bad," he said cheerrully. · Redfern Wa.5 cheerful because my whole Hong Kong novice landiog had taken place inside a large flight training building at El Toro Mari.De Air Station in a simulator attached to hydraulic pumps about.20 feet in the air. The simulator Ls a dilly. It is so close to the real thing that tnllitary officials use it for \lldv.anced trainin~ and qualifica- tion of their Manoe, Navy, and Cartfomia Coast Guard pilots. The simulator at El Toro is presently lhe only ooe or its kind in the world. and altboueh de· sign and construction were ex· pensive. in the long-run the sav· ing is enormoU&, Redfern, El Toto's flight director. said. As an example, he said the same plane in the air would use $400 per hour in fuel supply. Also, the simulator can do seven or eight landing apprOaches an hour while the actual plane could only do about two an boor. Since the mock-up was built two years ago, military officials have trained about 500 pilots in it. Marines rilake widespread use or the versatile KClJOR for in-air refueling, cargo and passenger transport. The need ror large numbeTS or pilots to fly lbe fleets is v:ltaJ, Redfern said. Out.side the simulator · looks like nothing more than a still· borne white canvas and metal box . Inside. however . t he cockpit area is designed to ex. actly duplicate its genuine sister even to including rolled up sun shades on the cockpit windows. .• Mond!y.~6. 1978 DAILYPILOl' Al 9.6 Percent Raise 21/2-year Pact Ends County BUs Dispute A labor dispute between management of the Orange County Tran.9it District tOCTDl and 491 bus drivers ended late Sunday with the awarding or a ·new 2\.'z year contract. The new pact gives drivers a 9.6 percent pay hike retroacti\•e to June I . their first pay raise in 20 months. The binding agreement. awarded by an arbitration panel, also gives drivers five percent pay raises in June 1979 and 1980, along with ·cost or living adjustments every six months . "Considering that the first pay raise ls for a two year period," OCTD General Manager J ames Reichert said, ''the wage increase falls within the guidelines set forth rei:ently by President Carter.'' The arbitration award also granted lhe district t!H! right to hire parl·time bus drive rs during peak mornin g a nd evening rush hours. The settlement should spell the end to a wildcat "sick in" by drivers that forced cancellation or 79 of the district's 359 bus· runs Thursday and 12 on Friday. Thursday, 112 drivers railed to s how up for work. leaving some OCTD passengers waiting for buses that never arrived. Another 61 phoned in ill Friday, according to OCTD s pokesman Tom Eichhorn , de s pite union e fforts to encourage drivers to return to work. · Workers were reporting to their jobs as usual over the weekend, Eichhorn said. The pay for mos t OCTD drivers will jump immediately by 6S cents per bour to $7.40 under the new contract. In addition to the five percent raises next June and in June 1980, drivers will receive cost of living adjustments every six months starting in December. Driver Held After Hurting 3 in House They will be equal to one cent per hour Cor every one half percent increase in the cost of living index. Arbitration had been under Beach Buy ' Approved By County The Orange County Board of Supervisors met in secret session last week and agreed to pay $2.5 million for 7 .75 beachrront acres so uth or Doheny Beach. If the county's offer is accept. cd at a <.'OUrt settlement con- fercnce this week. a new county beach park will run along 1.647 feet between Doheny Beach State park and the northern tip of the residentia~· Capistrano Beach area. To th.ls time, the 'beachrront has been known variously as the 'Doheny beach club site, Hole in the F e nc e B eac h , and sometimes as part of Capistrano Beach. County interest in the beach was kindled in 1972 when the state abandoned its interest in ;icquiriDR three acres of the pro1:,>ertY. adjacent to Doh!?ny. S ubsequently, the county began a condemnation action of ·1.8 acres south or the parce' of interest lo the state. Public purchase or the land became 3 controversy in August 1975 when the Capistrano Beach Investment Company Lld., a partnership, began an inverse condemnation action. In erreci. that action accuses the county and state of df"ptiving the partoership of the use of its property from Dece mber 1969 \0 1\ugust 1975 through a serie5 of restrictions prohibiting its de- \'clopment. The partnership argued that. way since the drivers' contract expired last May. District and union officials agreed that the arbitrators' decision would be bindin« on both sides. . d . " -~. ~ • ' &P W•fftllllll• Ow Rn 1"Cl!I Sixteen .year-o ld P::itt y Wilson. a distance runner from La Palma. smiles Sun- day after a rriving at New York 's Fort Tryon P a rk . !\.1iss Wilson. who suffers from epile psy, ran 2.000 mi l es to pr omot e lhc· Epilepsy Foundation . No Evidence f}nMissing Laguna J'et in effect, zoning and other Laguna Beach investigators r estrict ions d eprived the continue to be baffled by the partnership rrom usinf-the land Oct. 18 disappearance or loc.a l without payment oC JU.St com · veterinarian Dr. Glenn S. Craft. A small boy was among three pensation. · Detective Gene Brooks said 10+ persons injured Friday when a As a result. the partnership day .:1 check of friends i n car with an alleged drunken lo s t the property through Colorado who knew the doctor driver at the wheel crashed into foreclosure to United Catifomia has failed to turn up evidence of their houSC in Midway City' cav-Bank in late 1975. his whereabouts. ing it in. Still pendjng is a lawsuit that "The 00'5 we chttked IA'rth Cali!onua Highway Patrol seeks to repay the partners ror said they hadn't seen him or investigators arrested and the damage allegedly done their he3rd from him since th(' d1s;.ip- booked Moises Martinez financial interest thrQugh slate pearance," Brooks said. "We and county action. ,. Jk -• •-r · d h h 1 Gonzales. 22, of Orange, on a cu ..., one r1en "' o :J< suspicion or relony drunken spoken with him the night bcror<' driving. his disappearance. but hadn't He was scheduled for Armed 'Ape' see8n orkhearodrhro~ him1_11sinc~1 .. " arraignment in West Orange roo s sai e 1s s 1 ...,.a1 1ng County Judicial District CoW1 for a check from credit cant on the charges today. Robs Store companies to determine if Crart Victim Mark Vaca. 7, has used the C:'.lrds since Oct. 18 remained hospitalized today at The veterinarian, who had Wes t min st e r Co m m un ity The robber wore a gorilla suit. been practicing in LaJ:una only Hospital in stable condition suI· His hairy band held a .38 caliber three months, disappeared after fcring head injuries. revolver which he used ,to rob a a series of mysterious incidents Eric Escobedo. 2. who was West minster liquor store o! at his orfi<.-e. 460 Forest A~'c . in his bed in the home at 15511 more than SSOO Saturday night. Craft, 29, was last seen by hi:-; Wilson St.. in the county Police said there were oo in -assist~n~ Brpce Kirby as he left territory between Westminster juries in the 9:40 p.m. heist al the chruc aoout 5:05 p.m. Oct. and 1-hmtingtQn Beach, "·as the Wine Stein & Barrel stol"(' at t8. treated at lhc hospital and 145508rookhurstSt. Del. Brooks said C raft ·s rt'leased. The would-be ape w3s last parents. Kansas dairy farmers, So was another resident. seen behind the wh C(ll or a white also have not had contact with Trinidad Acosta. 53, of the same van headed north on BrookhllrSt, their son sioce his Oct. 18 disap- Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said a warrant for the 21-year-old rape suspect will be obtained today from the Orange County District Attorney's Office. He said that in his .legislative analyst position. from which he i.s curreoUy on.leave, he doesn't endorse or oppose legislation. Campaign utt,er Flayed In Huntington address. police said,. pearance. -=::.=.::::.:.c__~~~~~~--'""'-"'-"'-"'--~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~ Ends in Draw ,-13' Authors Split In 36th District A race developed thl5 weekend betwee n 36th District State Senate candidates Ron Cordova and John Schmitz on who bad sup- port frolb the authors of Proposi· tioo 13, Paul Gann and Howard Jarvis. The race appeared to end in a draw. · 1n cocnputeriz:ed "penooal" letten sent to voters, Cordova. Democrat and incumbent as· semblyman, bad the sip.I.lute of Gano oo hi& mailer. ''Ron Cordova'• commitments to redlaee government spending is not Republl~ao and it'• oot Demo<ratlc. It la a people issue t bat affect I all O( UI alike," G1n.n uid owr hil 1lpature on the Conlov• ma!llnl. Jarvis 1lg.ned 1 Schmitz i:oat)er attaekiPI Cordova by 1rnkla1 him with "other bJg. spendlQ& pollUdOM.'" '"Johll Schmitz" eleetlon·lo .. lmPortant be la tbe onJy ca.n· did•te ln America for wbom I will be -door-to..ioor,"' Jarvi.a Slil40ftl' "bl& sipature. 'lbe Cordova eomP\ltet ~~ In bis Jett« by d•dortn& •. ''Paul Gano. CO•aulbor or I ' Propoaitioo 13 and 1 are work.ins together to pot a ConstltutionaJ Ud on government spending." Cordova aaid petiUons will be circulated near Orange Coast poWng places Tuesday in sup: port Of lbe ortve. "Paul Gano and I need your support to con- trol government s pending." · Cordova declared. In the Schmitz' letter, Jarvis warned tbat lf Cordova ts elect· ed to the tmale, ''he tan make good bis threat by voting to raise your state income and sales taxes." Cordova'.s letter to voters counterfld, "l am proud that the A11embly Republican Caucua bu rated me a.mong the three · mo1t C"Onl1atent and outspok;en oppooenta; of uaMCeNary gov- ernment 1pendinc. • , " In adclition to tbe Jarvt1-Gann aee·taw ¥ween Cordova and Schmitz, there was a nother ltooy. · At m••Y Ora n1 e Co11t bouaeboldt Satu.rday. tbe po1tman brouabt both lettm in tbe same mall. That appeared lo be another draw . '~ ' ' By ROBERT BARK ER 0. "'9 o.ity "Molt Sutt Huntington Beach City At· torney Gail Hutton was accused of nagrantly m~using he r office today after a campaign letter went out over the weekend bear- ing her signature. . , Mayor Pro Temporc Richard Siebert said the letter. which was sent to voters on behalf or Orange County supervisor can- didate Harriett Wieder, was im- proper and that the city attorney should not permit a non-partisan office to get involved In the politicaJ sphere. The computerized letter was printed on private stationery but. the lette-rbead at the top of it re ad, ''GAIL HU'ITON, Ofrice ot the City Attorney. City or Runt· ington Beach ... The names of Siebert. Mayor Ron Shenkman and City Coun - cilmen Bob Mandi(' and Ron Pattinaon were used in the letter . ln iJUpport of Mrs. Wieder. Shenkman. Siebert and Man· die: sald they wouldn't have aJ. lowed their rlaipes to be used ·bet•uae of the apparent offici&J,. appearance of the letter, Pattlnlon said he round no ob- jections. however. "She was elected by the people and she ls welcome to u.e t.be title. as she Htl flt," be •aid. Mrs. Hutton said today the let· t er waa wri~ oo prtvate alJl. tlonery and not on otrtclal city stationery. , ' unmistakably traditional-.. our most complczte 9el¢d.ion af'th .. world's fiIJIZSt importa.d ecattish t'OIUC!s, combin<.d. with the !'in<.&t nature 1 shoulder tai"lol-aj availab!<Z.. 44 f&llion laland, newport center Mi·5070 , • , .. " ;, I ~.~•.t•1• -; J••t ·''·'.~~;.Coasting . - Q .. i.i.·~ Tom~~V' Marphlae Compu ter I, Voters 0 TE811NG. TESTINC : 1. 2, 3--Probably mo.l folk~ who are aotna 10 vot~ ln tonlorruw'• 1t•lttwlde elecUon b•w-e' already dtcldtd wbert• they'll ~ putlln1 markl on the balk>f.. 1'hat dec~dfld . all you hr•ve to worry about 11 Or11n_ae, County cettina thQl(l ballots enunted In Jl s ron,putcr con ai,lonil!ratc ti.toat rt.'l'elll exp._•rl~nct' has dcmon:.tr11tcd that ou,r count)' computers count j\.l~l saipcr on race~ thMl oirt!fl t very cloM. tt•a in the Uabt conlt•.sls where w ~ tukc lht• com -puterlt:ed pratfalls rl1ht out 111 rrunt of tht' entire state ~'ncl ""-.,are expeetcd tu havc 'tt couple.of lllhl onn 1n our re•ion'. the Ron Cordo,•a Jt1hn Schm1ti st111te senate •hootout ;,ind th .:! [)avl' H:iker ll arr1t·tt Wied e r 2'Uperviaortal ahOwdown, to name ~ p1ur AND WHEN IT COMES 11'.1 votf' '·ount1ng . j03t consider Pad Spurtted Arabs Remain Split by Sa~at BAGltDAD, Iraq <A P > -Arab Lea1ue members ended tb~ir sum- mit conCcrence closer In a.ome waJil, but 1tlll appeared lo be split over lb\: re4l50n lht:y met -what to do about Eayptian President Anwar Sadat and hll peace moves with Israel. ·IJI Complete results or the almoet (OW'-day session were not im· m"dl•tely released after Sun· day'1 final eatherina. but Jraqi it '"has deeided not to approve President Ahmed Haas an al-these CEgyplian-laraeU) agree- Bitkr called them "positive." His -menu and refuses to deal with nation led the push to Isolate any conaequencea resulting from Sadat, them." A concluding statement called Vasser Arafat, Palestine "on Egypt to return to Arab Liberation Ora:anJzation chief. ranks and not to deal with the .called tbe talk.a a "maa:niOcent Zionisr eotity ." It also reaf-aucceu." but he did not say why, firmed the PLO as "the sole When rrened about the ques- le&itlmate representative of the tiona o sanctions against Sadat. Palestinian people." he.said measures were adopted, but he declined to elaborate.~ BUT THERE apparently was no harder action taken against B VT AN 0 F F I C AL Sadat. despite pushes by spokesman for the Arab League hardliners. because of resistance said there was no decision to by the more powerful moderates. sever relabons with Sadat. especially Saudi Arabia. Before Lbe summit concluded, ..... 1....-.. -. Nevertheless. Iraqi Foreign PLO official Vassar Rabbou told J\linlster Sadoun Hamm1adi told reporters the Arab League voted re po rte rs the con te re nee to allocate $3 bUllon annually for achiCved "full success,·• adding military conrrontalion against F..-ily Mourns N ews, Times Published Is rael. Other sources put the figure at $2.2 biUion a year over five years. Rabbou said the money would go to Syria and Jordan. and said $150 mlllion was earmarked £or the Palestinians In the West Bank and the Gaza Strip to ··wage the struggle" from inside Unidentified pair mourn a re lative who died in the deadlies~ fire in the history of Des Moines, Iowa. A blare or unknown origin killed.I at least 10 working in a Younkers department s tore at 9:15 a .m . Sunday. The s tore, in Iowa's largest s hopping mall, the Merle Hay. was to have opened at noon. An eleventh person was missing and reared dead in the blaze_ Damage was estimated in the millions of dollars. ln 1'TeW Vork theoccupiedterritortcs. 1 1' j J.. ~ BUT IN 11IE past. Arab states Austrians Reject Use of Nuke Plant · Orange: County Po.fitico Goes Uonana.s Waiting Jar Vote Tall11 what happened to Orange Cowity in the primary election last June6. After the polls closed . the county computers went to work and tallied 575,000 votes in the next 18 hours. Which wasn ·t too bad. It was about six hours slower than had bt!en projected. But we've done worse around bere. Trouble was, figuring on absentee ballots. there were about 7 000 more to be counted. And the computer people dinked a round on these for the next It days. . Which. again, might riot matter much in !"l"away races But we had a couple of squeakers working. T:he aforeinentionefl Baker was locked. in a runorr bat~le with the now-deposed incumbent supervisor Larry Schmlt. _ BY JUNE 12. lhe computer counters .had Schmit ahead by Z7 votes. By June 14, the lead had shifted .by a handful to Baker. By June 15, Baker had widened his lead by 45 votes. By June 16. he was down to a 44 -votc.l~ad. Dave Bake r finally won that runoff pos1t1on. . But Orange County's .votc-co':"'ting people certainly did know how to hold the populace 1n suspense. Not to men- tion the eandidates. Even al the end. o n June 16. the weary computer~ pie had announced the final returns and then ha to backtrack. They found the computer h adn't glven back as many ballots as had been Ced into it. WH EN THE COUNTY CREWS finally got that squared away, one wag observer sugg~ted that ~hey could now announce. '"The second draft of the cdllt:;<f. interfaced and condensed Orange County primary election final vote count." be Maybe this time it will all be dlf£erent. Maybe, may · It's only 48 days: until Christmas. .::.> NEW YORK (APl -The Daily News, greeting readers with the front -page headline ··Hello There. Remember Us?" and The New York Times, looking as though it bad never been away,• hit the streets today for the first timcin89days. - Presses at the two morning dailies began to roll after the last of an array of unions approved contract agreements, and the first copies were on newsstands byJa.m. THE NEWS, which published a relatively large edition or 176 pages~ said it printed its normal press run of 2 million copies, the largest circulation in tbe coun- try. The Times, with a circulation of almost 900,000, is tbe third largest In the country after the News a nd the Los Angeles Times. Jts front page looked much like any other day's, with stories on Tuesday's election, riots in Iran. border clashes between China and Vielrulm -and the end of the newspaper strike. which at one time aOO involved the afternoon New York Post. THE TrMES, WHICH boasts of covering "All the News That's Fit to Print." published a nine· page summary of the blg events it missed: the brief reign or Pope John Paul 1. the election of Pope John Paul 11. the Camp David ac· cord and the Yankees' World Series baseball triumph. The sterootypers were the fir.it of four unions to ratify new con· tracts Sunday. Pressmen. paperhandlors and machinists followed with quick approval of three-year pacts. The NeW!paper Guild unit at The Times, which began a strike Saturday, followed suit early to· day. 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TM """'" '~•1111"9 will "' al • s-."'-Tlda _ ... S.C:-l'llQll U :Yjlo,M, )0 S.C-MOlow l :ltofll,"'· O.J TUllDAY ,, •• ,, lllQlll ):J, '·"'· •.1 Flr\\tew t dt.m. t ,I S.C:OllCIHl(lll ?·t•t1...... (,6 SK-low •·llf"" 0.1 S11P1 l'llw•• 11.,.., .. ..n :M• m Ml>Orl ti"' 11 j1 •·"'·· Mh 10 )I ...... s...,11q.rc Hllf'll1"91D'1 8Htll; W-f lfl > •~ .. n" """' "'""u. ('AlnOllloM '•" l'Hwpefl S.Kll, w_, I foCll Wiii! Mllllwwltl ·-t. Ottlltltll>M '*"' have promised large sums to maintain an Arab confrontation and the fund s never materialized. One month ago at a hardllne meeting in Syria. rejee· tionists pledged $1 billion for such a fund. but it apparently never materialized. On Saturday. the conference sent a delegation to Cairo to see Sadat and reportedly to offer him billions of dollars In aid to help his nation's economy if he wouJd spurn Israel. But instead he turned his back on the delega· tion. refused to meet it and said money would not influence his decision. One PLO source said Sadat's refusal proved he ""ls an lncor· rtgible traitor.·· Twenty of 21 league members attended. Libya. a hardline state. did not and its leajier. Col . Mo am mar Khadafy'f'" said he would not attend because mem- bers were not united. VIENNA. Austria fAP) -Austrian voters have narrowly rejected a $650 million nuclear plant, this nation's first, and de~t a stunning political defeat to Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and his Socialist Party. Al a news conference today, Kreisky accepted person.al responsibility tor the defeat but declined to say whether be would 11!- sign. as he had hinted before. Sunday 's nuclear.power referen- dum. Some politiral observers speculated the government chief would offer his resignation at a meeting with party le.itders later today but lhey )"OU!d over- whelmingly reject 1t. "CHA.NCEU.OK Kreisky is much more urgently needed by the Republic of Austria than is Zwenlendorr Cthe nuclear plant)," aaid Vienna's Mayor Leopold Gratz. Austria's first plebiscite since World War II yielded 1 .606.~ ~ Effective Oct. 29, "no'" votes and 1,576,839 .. yes" votes. a margin or 29,489 votes. Ballots were cast by 64 percunt or the nation's s million eligible voters. T6 e voters were aaked whether Austria should pursoe the peaceful use1 of nuclear energy and begin operating its first nuclear plant, which was completed aeveral months ago. The narrow victqry for anti· nuclear ranks came in an elec· tion preceded by the hotte.t political debate in many years in this country. Orange County Tran sit District's new phone numbers are 636-RIDE or toll-free ZENITH 7-RI DE. ' Our new offices are localed at 112 22 Acacia Parkway, Garden Grove, CA 92640. We'te h11etogetyautha .... Watch for the Superheroes -action adventures in the comic section of the DAILY PILOT .. . ' " . t t • " . . " . .. CALIFORNIA 'Suspect ... In Theft 'Siniled' LOS ANGELES <AP > Stanley Mart Rilkln. JOUlbt ln a SJ0,2 m.llUoft bank tMf't U\1t may have Involved 1opM1Ucat~ comp~r codes. u dncrll>H by a nel1hbor as aomf'One who "•':,!l' lelt hJa doo1' open, u 1f ... llOIMna &o hick .. MON llwl .. mllHOCl or thf. money l»ett ln Oct. 25 transfers betwtta bM\b in Los Anectes and New Yonc r.maiMd UDIC• countai ror tod•Y THE NBIGBB09t , Evelyn Bennett. laid Rlrun "au~ didn't k>ok Uke • l tl1 who would steal II mlllioo. He was 1 nit'..-J(uy who am11f!d • lot." Oouatu Ball. auJ)f'rvlaor of the Loe ~les nil orrlct. said the theft ma,y hav~ been the largest eve r Involving Cund tran1ren. He also said It was ··certainly a possibility" that Rifkin, a 32.year-old computer apecl.tilt, b.u fled t.bil country. The l..ce Angeles Herald ~ aminer reported Sunday that • Rifkin once worked for the Secunty Pacific National Bank -· the bank that was vlctimi%ed. The FBI ldentified him only as a conault.ant when It issued an ar- rest warrant Friday in coM ec· lion with the fraudulent transrer of $10.2 million in bank funds. NEIGBBOas AT THE apart· m e nt house in suburban Sepulveda where Rifkin lived descr.tbed hls living room as · crammed with computer equip. . ment, but bank spokesmen dis· counted the likelihood that any of his equipment had been used J D making the fund transfers. "We believe he used nothing mo r e sophisticated tha n a t elephone," one unide ntified bank source told the Herald Ex· aminer. The source did not elaborate Bibl,e Used ForPmoor? LOS ANGELES <AP> - A ballot initiative aimed at removing homosexual le•cbera from public scboola bas be e n de· nounce d at an ••!;cumenicaJ Service for Human Rights" attended by aboal 2,000 people. Held ~unday at the Greek 1beatre, the anti· Proposition 6 rally was s ponsored by two in· terfaith groups and the Los Angeles Gay Religious Coalition. , Anti-gay a ctivists who claim the Bi ble says homosexuality is a crime have been using the Bible for their "own perverse needs for power and con· trot," said Rabbi Earl Kaplan of Los Angeles Univeraity Synagogue. APWI ....... MAILBOX RATTLESNAKE BITE VICTIM RECOVERS Paul Morantz Aided by Secretary Gall Rublo - Snakebite Victim Changes Lifestyle LOS ANGELES <AP) -Paul Moranti is careful about sticking his band into dark places. Or starting his car. Almost a month ago, Moranti reached into his mailbox and was blUen by a 4~·root rattlesnake lhat had been planted there to kill him. Lance Kenton, 20-year-old son of bandleader Stan Kenton, and J oseph Musico. 28, were arrested at a Synanon center al Badger, 150 miles oorth of here, Oct. 12, two days after the snake attack. THE PAlll, -BOTH llEMBEa8 ol the s~reUve and highly· regimented Synanon Foundation, have pleaded innocent to charges in the attack. Morantz spent six days in a hospital after the attack. And although the s lim, dark·baired 33-year -old is physically recovered now, he says bis life bas changed. (' •'Tbele totalitarian groups are scary," he said in a recent In· terview. "People totally identify with the group, and the ideology becomes sacred. Anything that hinders that ideology is therefore bad, and the end5 justifies the means to correct lb~ situation" MORANTZ IS RELUCfANT to discuss the s pecifics of t.be private security at his Pacific Palisades home where be lives alone. saying, "They read, too." But friends stay at bis house when is away and his neighbors are on the alert. Police are also keeping an eye on Morantz And Morantz kept the mailbox. "I open my mailbox very carefully," he saJd with an uneasy laugh. "The postal people wanted me to seal the mailbox and put a slot in the door. ''But 1 decided if there are any more snakes. I'd rather h ave them confined to the mailbox instead of slithering around my noor." Mondlv.~bor&. 1978 ~PILOT AS --. Government Cuts Vowedi ~. Brown, Yormger Discuss Big ~penders b sue .~ LOS ANGELES <AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown Jr. says he will make an unprecedented "radical reduction" in govern- ment ir re-elected to a second term . but F.velle Younger dls· ·misses Brown as a "sugar dad· dy" s pender of taxpayer dollars. That exchange b.lghlighted the fifth and final Brown-Younger debate, as the long campaign for Tuesday's gubernatorial elec· tlon entered its final hours. MOST OF THE DEBATE. broadcast Sunday on KNBC television in Los Angeles, cov- ered familiar old disagreements between the Democratic incum- bent and the Republican at· torney general over huclear power, their past spending rec- ords. illegal a liens and other issues. H Brown's attempt to out· maneuver Younger on the Issue or cutting government succeeds. it will be al the price of severely Hmiting his own options Ir elect· ed to a second four-year term. BROWN'S COMMENTS were among his most extreme anti- government statements since Californians in June gave Proposition 13 a landslide vie· tory and Brown -originally a roe or 13 -vowed to carry out the mandate. For Younger , the final debate was by it.sell certainly not a loss. Both candidates made similar points wtth roughly the same er· fectiveness. and both avoided the personal smears that trig· gered public criticism of both in earlier debates. BUT THE DEBATE did not c ont ain wh a t Younger s o desperately needed -a re · sounding victory tha t would overcome Brown's 25 percen· tage point lead in polls. Younger hammered away on his ca mpa ig n theme tha t doubled the state budget dUring his four years in office. and will lead California to still bigger and bigger government. AND BROWN SAID that in the wake of Proposition 13's $7 billion cut in local property tax. e s . Californi a under his leadership is now on "the road to rrugaJ1ty and a very lean gov- ernment" in his second term. ··1 want the peopl e of California to understand a vote for my candidacy is a vote for a radical reduction in the kind of government we have seen in the past," Brown said. YOUNGER PROMISED to cut every state agency "at least 10 pe rcent. and that means fewer employees." But Younger added he would exclude some pro· grams from a 10 percent cut, such as the California Highway Patrol. Brown made a similar pledge "FLYT In the 60·mi nute debat~ saying "I intend Ir given 1' second term to cut the nwnbo(. or state employees." c: THE TWO CANDIDATE$: each condemned the other as a: big spender and attempted to· paint himself as the man best able to cut government spendin": In the 198>5. ··I wo uld be a b e tter. manager," Younger said. "H~· h asn 't managed. He h a s. watched problems develop ... he hasn't surrounded himself with competent people . . . his appointments across the board· have been very inadequate," the· attorney gt?M ral said of Brown. Brown would not flatly rule. out the possibility that he mlghL \ sign a tax increase someUme in , the next four years, but be said. "be would hold out "as long as l . can against the rorces of spend·, ing." YOUNGER ALSO charged that Brown's anti-nuclear policies will hurt poor people who can't afford still higher utility bills, and that Brown's'• anti.growth policies will limit new hou5in_g and drive the prices · or homes out or the reach of still. more California families. Younger said nuclear power is . safe a nd costs hal.f the price or. electric power produced from oil. wrule Brown said he will "avoid nuclears until we solve the waste problem." . • . TAHOE . FOR THE GREAT - UTD R • DTHE REIT 110 R • Tall pine forests, snowy peaks a nd an unbelievably blue lake. Crisp, clean mountain air. Lake Tahoe is the great outdoors of California. It's great backpacking . horseback riding. golf, tennis, boating and skiing. And when the sun slips behind the Sierras, the re's great indoors. Restaurants to e xplore. Glittering nightclubs with big name stars. The promise of Nevada casinos. A Lake Tahoe vacation doesn't have to cost a bundle either. You can choose a hotel or motel to match your check.book. You can fly fo"r as low as $32 (one way). And only Air California flies from nearby Orange County airport. So fly to Lake Tahoe on Air California for a great vac~on outdoors and indoors. AIR • CALIFORNIA Call AirCollfomia reservations ln Orange County. (7 14) 752-IOOC: Downoy, (213) 924-3313: Laguna, (714) 496-6000: Los Angelos. (Z°l3) 627-5401: San Clemente, (7141 496-6000; Rlverslde/San Bernardino, (714) 825-6900 ~ O< you< Tmvel Agent. - . . . .. \ \ I ' I O range Coast Daily P1lol Editorial page &arbor• K<eoblch /Edllorl•I p ... E•lto< ----------~------------------------- ,... Monctey, Nowmw 6 1e1a Robert N. Weedl~her Thomas K~vll/Edltor Yo or Vote Still Carries ·Weight AcrobS the n.auon OD lbe f've of the sen ral ~lection , v01er.:. seem lo b<' dlspla}'lng an lncrea&lna cynttltim The pl'l'dlction~ ar for a light lurnout In most areais M ny who .. rl• quaUfu:d no long<>r bother to ....ao to lhe PoJIS ( - T tus. 1s an unfortunate L;nd f 'or one thina. ran ln<'rt•asangly lc-ad lo remov1 go .. •crnmcnt from tht- cU tzt'nr tnd <'Onfld1ng 1t to lob yisLJ> for specl1tl lnlt!rest grou~ nnd LO prof es tonal polluc1ons f o anolh<-r. It \ery ort<'n does matter a great deal to the and1 vadu I c1t m~n who's up there at the <'OU.nly scat, t"e state cnpltal or in Wa.stungton. () C -remote a1> dwse rt•ntcrsol ROvemment somet1 mes se-e m On h onl)' to bl'> ten to lhe blller comphunlb of those who frel the 've ooen · done \\TOn.g'' b} some govcmmcn lal m aneuver thnl ha lnfn ngcd their pen,onal dghti> or J>O<'kt.'tbook If you trunk your \Ole d()(>Sn't really count for much. thank bin·k to the June pnm ary when one Orange Counly s u per\'lSOr wn~ remov d from offict> b y a mere 44 \'Ol~s -out or 95,238 rast That handful of votet> may l'han~l' thl' future or local government. So brush u.su1e the cynic1~m and vote A~ least you 'U fet•I entiUl'<l to vml'l' your futur complnint)) as a "voling <'lllZC'O " Ballot Selections In recent weeks the Daily Pilot has published in- tormatton on candidat es and measures to be presented to voters in tomorrow's general election. T he following is a summary of this newspaper's rec- ommendations on the ballot propositions and in certain contcsll'd races. Readers who wish may clip this list to take to the polls. Gov~rnor -Ne1ther Edmund G . Brown Jr. nor Evellc J . Younger is a satisfactory c andidate. but Younger would be a better governor fo r Orange County's interests Lieutenant Governor-It is standard practice to vote a governor and lieutenant governor of the same pa rty. Secretary or Stale -March Fong Eu ('ontroller -Ke nneth Cory Trea surer-Jesse M . Unruh AtWmey General -George Deukmejian l\tember, State Board of Equalization, Znd District - lrn; San.key R epr-esentatlve in ~ongress, 40th Dlstrlct -Robert Ba<lham Stater Senator, 36tb Dlstrlct -Ron Cordova Member of the Assembly, 74th District -Marian Ucrgcson 1'1ember of ilae Assembly, 73rd Di.strict - Dennis M angers Chier Justice of Callfornla .... YES on Rose Bird Associate Justices, Supreme Court and Associate Justices, Courts or Appeal - -YES on all incumbents County Supervisor, Stb Dlstrlct -Tom Riley County Supervisor. 2nd Dlstrlct -David Baker County Clerk-Recorder -Lee Branch Sheriff. Coroner-Brad Gates ••• PROPOSITIONS 1 -Cal-Vet bonds 2 -Public Utilities Commission 3-Sale of Surplus Coast Property 4-Chiropractic Schools, Licensing 5---. Regulation of Smoking 6 -~chool Employees, Homosexuality 7 -Murder. Penalty YES NO YES YES NO NO NO 8 -Tax Relief, Damaged Property YES ••• Measure L-Cily Election Date, Irvine NO YES YES Measure N -Blufflop Open Space, Newport. Beach Me asure 0 -Sewer Bonds. Water Reclamation, San Clemt:nle • Opinions expressed In the s pace above are those of the Dally Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Daily Pilot. P.O Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/Fashion &yL.M.BOYD The young wo man who dresses herself haphazardly, even sloppily, may justify herself by her "couldn't care less" attitude. And many is the observer who would just shrug orr her performance with no great criticism. But a woman in middle age can't pull lt off. JI she's not decked out s harply, she's thought to Dear Gloomy Gus Three cheers! JJmmy has finally dlecovered the dollar! L.O. be Ignorant and tasteless. Why , the re fore, d o the clothlng folk try so ha rd to sell the younger set, who of- tentimes don't care and can't afford \o buy, yet ignore the mature crowd, who need the chic costumes and more pro- bably can afford them ? Most m ysterious. So obser ves a disconsolate fashion expert. Remember. mother polar bears usually have twins. Cons idering how much noise hounddogs makt. It's odd. t think, that the collcc- .tlve noun ror a group of them is a "mute" of hounddogs. /\ law of Helena . Mont .. prohibits unrestrained gig· glln& In J>Ubllcplaces. All it took for John Cl6Jand to get out of an English deb- tor 's prhon wa s the equivalent of $63 . So he earned that amount by writ· lng the sexy classic "Fanny Hill." TRB From WubiDfPon Why Can't We Pull Together? TRB ., tM regular brli"" o/ fftchard Strout who " on Vaoodon. Th•• 1·ol11mn wcia written tJ1/ Morlon Kondra.cke. t.recut1ue ('dttor of Ille Ntw ltl'pl.iblac. P resident C :irte r looked r.crsua.1Jh1e deliver ing hl& anti· nO atlon s~h. He wus wit.bout C'3rdlgan. fireplace or other gim· m1ckl' In his da rk suit and a buisloessman's he. be seemed an carMst leader wtth an impor- tant m :,f1Re to get over . ·•we m u!'lt ftacu a time of national a uster ity." he said. "Hard chol<'es att necessary If we want to avoid coMequencH that are even worse " He was refening to l'unoway inflation. and that we have lost our ability to act as a nation rather than as a collec· tion of special interests." he u id ... And I reply. 'What kind of people do they think we are?' " Good. challenging stuCf. But by the next m orning. it was clear the p reside nt ha dn't . persuaded the right people. The dollar was falling to new record lows against both the yen and the mark. and the price of gold was soartng. The stock m arket. Ill Spite O( the administration's assurances that the tax cut bill would be signed. continued slid· ing downward. The president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce called for bigger cuts in govern- ment spending. Ralph Nader de- m anded c uts in gove rnment s pe nding . Ralph Nade r de· m nnded cuts In government's help for business. :fhe unions we re leery. The Carter anti· inflation pl an seemed to carry Earl Waters an ov~rall label: ''Won't Work " THE IMPUCAnONS of lhls are pretty frl1htening. These ure that a dem<M?ratlc people. using democratic means. nrc in· capable or controlling their own appetites enough to protect the common good. We are able to restrain our lust for power in or· der. to maintain a democracy: can t we voluntarily control our craving for money? Part or the answer to this quandary has to be that after 202 years at it, we know and trust our power·sharing system. but when It c-0mes to controlling the economy, we are like the latest post ·colonial members of · the United Nations - we haven't any rules, rival tribes dis \rUSt each other and authoritarianis m seems the only way to keep the peace. IT'S TRUE that no one un· derstands exactly how to keep · both inflation and unemploy- men~ at acceptable levels. but Prestdent Carter's message, tr anyone cares to take another look at it does represent the best prevailing wisdom on the sub- 1ect . though perhaps not in the mix to suit everyone. First. he's going to try to cut government deficits, which puts a drag on productivity a nd limits the powe r or free competition to hold down prices. He wants cor· porations to hold pMce increases to 5-% percent. and unions to hold wage hikes <except for the lowest.paid workers ) to 6 per· cent. If J had any quarrel with President Carter 's mix, I'd say he didn't put enough emphasis on productivity as a means both of controlling Inflation and boostln• the droopy do lla r abroad. Over the past 25 years, American productivity <output of goods per man.hour> grew 2.9 percent a year. but over the past 10 years It declined to l.6 per· cent. Last year. U.S. product.l vi· t y growth was about half that or West Germany and a bout a third of that In J apan. The bla me doesn't Ile wi th workers alone. or even principall,Y. American corporaUon." aren't relnvesUng their huge profits in ne w m achinery. The government. and not Industry, nowadays 1s paying tor most of the basic re· search and development going o n in the Unite d States. Something's ha ppened to the work ethic. but also to the save· and-invest ethic a nd the invent- something-new ethic. too. A LIVELY debate has been going on in E ngl a nd o ve r whether that country's produc· tivity decline is bad or good. London correspondent of the Was hingto n P ost. Be rnard Nossiter. set it ofr with a book called Britain: The Future that Works. contending that English relaxation about wor'k lnone dare call it laziness 1 is a model for the post.industrial era. But Britain's ambassador t o the United Stales, Peter Jay calls tha t a ttitude "rubbis h . and da llitCr>us rubbish. at lhat." T he lanky Mr. J:.iy, who represents his government with special verve becaus6 his prime minister ls ttlso his father-In- law. clairm that Britain had the sr 3re or iL" life in 1974 and l97S. when inflation rea<'hed 30 l)tlr· cent. and now is taking steps to cure the inflation disease. Prime Minister James Callaghan has got Britajn's mflalion down to 8 percent, and his policy is not too dtCC e r e nt fro m Pre8ld e nt. Carter 's ' But Ambassador Jay argues that the industrial dernocracles face a structural problem with inClation. too. There is a tenden- cy, he says, for all the main sec tors or economic society .-UO· ion s, busi n esses, b a nks . bu r e a uc r a ts -t o reward themselves beyond what they've earne d i n t e rm s o r pro · ductivity. They seek protec- tionist laws to .safeguard their m arkets . They try to use the government lo get t ax breaks. regulate compeUlion and pre- vent newcomers from entering their field. Unions jal!k up wages and benefits. Businessmen ex- pand their t ax.free p e rks . Lawyers write more complicat- ed regulations for other lawyers to make money deciphering. I\ LL THIS padding costs money. which gets paid for both in hi.g~er pri~es and in society's inab1hty to gtVe a productive job lo everyone who wants onl' Then. government tries to ea~e unemployment and poverty with ne w expenditures that are also mflalionary. This is the patt~rn in almost all the Western de· mocr acies, Jay says, thou~h they differ in thelr levels of tolerance for inHation or un- e mployment. "'r If there is an answer to the ~tructural problems of Inflation and unemploy ment. jt seems to l ie i n ever yo n e 's p ulling together. wttich was the underly- ing theme of President Cartcr'h !>peech last Wednesday. T he West Germans have de veloped some new technique:\ for pumng together for common goals. They've ::i rrl\nged for workers to have a say . along with m anagement, in how busi- nesses are run. and it seems to wo rk . Instead of pushing for out- rageous wage demands. workers have an interest in efficiency a nd productivity too. The Brilil.h government plans .to encourage m o r e worke r input, and so - s ho uld we. We ought to try anything that will m ake our economy more like our conslllu· tio na l politics -m ore de- mocr atic and less combative. Voting: A Precious Right Many Ignore "Your vote is your voice," de c la red Secr e tary of State March Fong Eu in a statement urging Californians to get out to the polls and cast their ballots for the candida t es o f their choice. While her rem inder to vole s hould not be necessary it re · m ain s th a t far too many citizens fail to exhibit an ap- preciation or the fact that they have the good fortune to li ve in a country that is governed by the people. This right t o c hoose the r e p r e s e11 t a t I v c s i n t h e l,.egislalure and in Congress and the heads of state and even to vot e on issues, is a right which is too orten taken for granted by native born Americans . Yet It Is a right enjoyed by far less than half of the 4 bill1on in- Sydney Harris habitants of the world and in rew places outside the United. States as completely. DESPITE TIUS rich hcntage. won at the risk of their fortunes and their lives by the colonists and preserved by millions of young Americans in subsequent wars which threat ened this na- tion. California's governor for the next four years will probably he the the choice o( less than 25 percent of those who are eligible . to vote. 1£ you find that h ard t o believe( consider the followinit. Governor Jerry Brown was elected in. 1974 by less than SO per cent of the total votes cast. But. only 64 percent of those registered to vote did so. BROWN'S 3. l m illion votes then amount ed to onl y 30 per· cent of the 10 million who were registered \o vote. Thal in itself is bad enough but, according to Secretary Eu. there were 15 million eligible lo regis te r. Thus Brown owes his office to a mere 20 percent of those who could have voted had they wished. The totals for 1978 are not much different. The 15 million are still eligible to rt!gister but only J0.4 million did. Secretary Eu estimates that the turnout will be light again and probably nol much greater than in 1974. pointing out that the highest voter turnouts occur in the years of Presidential elec- tions when the percentages of votes cast reach into the 80's. One of the gre atest numbers to turn out was in 1960 when 88 per- cent or those registered went to the polls . STILL. the 1974 turnout was one of the lowest in the past three decades. The highest. curiously enough, occurred with the e lection of Governor Pat Brown in 1958 when 79.4 percent voted and in 1966 when the same Pat Brown was defeated for a third term with 79.8 percent vot· mg . 1The lowest turnout dunni: this entire period was in 1970 when only 62.2 pefcent voted. Issues on the ballot seem to in Ouence the turnout. In the 1958 election labor forces were fired up by the threat of a "Ri~ht·\o· w<1rk" anti-labor ballot proposi t1on and they ra llied their troops to the polls . In 1966 the issues were not as hot but there were 16 measures on the ballot to draw voters to the polls. PERHAPS the fact that th('rC' ar c only eight measures sub- mitted on this year's ballot has influenced the prediction of a light vote although at least thret• or the prop()Sitions have st1rrerl up some interest as has the cam· paign lo unseat Chief Justice Rose Bird. The important thin g. a:. Secret ary Eu concisely !.lated, h lo vote and urge your friends and neighbors to do likewise. Too Much Education's As Bad As Too Little When they advise your kids lb "get an education " '' you want to raise your income. they tell you only half the truth. What they rcaJly mean is -get Jt.1$t enough education to provide manpower for your society. but not so much that you prove an embarrassment to your society. Get a high school diploma, at least . Without that, you are oc· c upatlonally dead. unless yo ur nam e happens to be Geor ge B e rnard Shaw or 'Thomas Alva Edison and you can ~uc· eusfully drop out In grade school. Ciel a college degree. tr posal- ble . With o B.(\., you nre on the laun~hing-p.ad. But now you h ove to start to put on the • brnkes. Jr you go for a-Masters. t make sure it ls an M.B.A., and the risk of becoming overeducat· only from a rirst-rale university. ed for our national demands. Beyond this. the famous law or Not for our needs, mmd you, but dfmlnishing returns begins to set for our demands Do you know. for lnsta e, THOUSANDS of Pb.Os a re in. ~ that long·haul truck drivers e m selllng shoes. driving cabs. wait· more a year than full pro· Ing on tables. and filling out fessors? Yes. the average 1977 fruitless applications month salary for those lrucker11 was after month. And then maybe $2,,000, while the full professors taking a job in some high school managed to average JUSl $23,930. or backwater college that pays .A PH.D. is the highe3t deRrOO )'Ou can get. but except In a few spec ialized fields s u ch a s pbyalca or chemistry. where the degrff can qul<:kly be turned to industr ial o r c om m ercial purposes, you are facing an lfty future. There are more Ph Os unemployed or under·employcd tn tht* country than In any other part of the wo-rld by r ar. . Jr you become a Doctor of Philosophy In English or history or anthropo.lo&Y or polllical science or lan.cuaaes or -worst or all -In philosophy. you run them less than the Janitor - :strong union -I!\ pulJlng down. You t'Bn equate the lt'vel of In· corne with the level or eduuUon only so far. Far enough, that Is, Quotes "The theory or a free p~~s is that the truth wll1 emerge from rree reporting a nd free dis· <'U&slon. not that It will be pre- aenled perf~tly and lnstanlly ln any one account " Wolt~r Lippmann lo make you useful to the Gross National Product. but not so far that nobody eun turn nw<:h or a profit on you. Your education s hould be a tl(J.lui>. whl'n a<'fual ly II is a commod1t11 ami don't let anybody tell you any cJHfcr1•nt. ONE OIPl.OMA is good. two arc better. but lh1• third can be fatal. Especially if the third has to do with knowledge for ll8 own sa k e", wt t h d eepc n lnf: ~cbolarsh.ip. wlth some "lntangi· ble • · tntellectua I contri bu lion, not to the nation's, but to the world's stork or knowledge. It is our shame that we preach "education" to our youth. when what we really want is "troin· ing." W want our young people tra ined tor manpower 1 and w om1Ulpowe1') r a the r tha n educated tor ~manhood !ind ln\elllaenl dUzonahlp>. So don't swallow that diplom1 linr -a t lea.i, U you swallow tho line and the sinker, watch out for th1\ hook! • ·-- eorrOR~/ NATION ~lailbo3 Blufftop Pro.posal Alarms Newporters To the Edilef. There to be a beUer plan lhQ the Ul vect poorly pluned, ex· penalve A erton Newport Beacb Bluff lnld reqalrift( automobll~ roach to e placed around the perlmet•r f o~r Ne..-.port BHcb Blutfl. Th.~ doea not ~n the alfUllb coqea,ied lrafftc condl· \Jou ht o.p-city, but propoees to f\artber l1ft11Ct lbe 81ulfa with more automobllelrattlc. The vibr•Uon and ''"'"' ~ t.ralttc ~ <'IUlf bluff a -olf more than al\)' lhat w~ld be UMd by waler erosion. Also •uto5 roacb clrcllna our bluffs wlU uce a rash ol atturl· ty and ru ab (()Qtrol probltms and expensive aintenanco cost.I~ to uY nothin1 ot the lnlt.lal d...velopment cott.a aDd ptrmaneot city Uablbl.)' for the prob&~ ft will c~•te. All ot thls would tat on the bach of the Newport ~b t.upaye r. TO W automobiles access to the Bluff• d breed endless trou- ble as aa word got out to out· aiders tha ewport Beach had some beautiful ist.u around the Bluffs that were ccesslble to automobiles, there wo b& traffic and noise prob· Jems and Newport Beach resi- dents adj cent \.o the Bluff areas would be nstanUy troubled with the never-en ng litter or a utomobile tranapor d beer bottles , cans. cartons food contalners and they would be e ones \.o have lo clean up the Utter behind. A belle 181'1 would be landscaped walkway~r paseos with a few well toe ated lrlan viewpoints such as now in Laguna Beach near the Viel Hugo Restaurant and those be" developed in the master pl anned of Valencia. MRlAND MRS. E.P BENSON Not~atfo•' To the F.dibr:------ Beach r1·.cord tbl1 u almoat o ptflOn&l truat to strive to keep our tity unJque and tbarmln1. J cannot ~ll•v• tha t un oll-•ncompa~sln1 lnltiaUve requlrtna 1treets on 111 blutfa ll lbe bellt way to develop DO 1"£, who live In Ne wport Beach haw to for~ver encourace the publtc to hrtrudt tnto our lives and property! We have on<" of thf m ost environ· mentally aen111tlve councils that has ever been eleeted I am sure they can Wl'lte a hJuff prt•$t•rvetlon ordinance wit h 1et bucks t hat will. allow pedestrians and bikes during the d1y ll1ht wll houl C'ura careering around all nlght I wo~ ur..ie a NO vote on N and ask our count ll to continue to ~rk t oward real prc:~er vat1on of our bluffs. MARG OT SKJLLING Ce• t lfl Mf'>fUlfttt To the Edit.or · J hope all of the voters or NeWp<>rt Beach will sen oui.ly consider the arguments against Proposition "N" written by City Councilman Donald Mcinnis, as published in lbe informa- tion pamphlet issued by City Clerk Doris George included io the voter 's ballot information. Councilman Mcinnis describes the measure as unwise and unn~essary. He says it is an ordinance that will not accomplish its proposed goals, but result in an added burden upon the taxpayers. obviously, through in· creased C06t or government. Why. in the name of Prop()sition 13. would we even consider imposing Where's Swan's Lake? Pa trolma n E rnest Greenwood had an un- usual escort to perform when this swan became lost in downtown Pawcatuck. Conn. With his help, the swan eventually made it to the Pawcatuck Ri ver. Donald J. Duck .Not a Phony another fmancial requirement on our LAKEWOOD, Colo. CAPl -When officials re- city? We \.old them loud and clear, cently announced they had placed the name or car· "We want government spending loon character Donald Duck on the government CUT!" Yet, we are faced with killing payroll it came as no surprise to Donald J . Duck. a measure that could decrease our Walt Disney's Duc k was placed on the payroll tax base, and create maintenance ex-or the U.S. D~partment or Housing and Urban penses oC untold thousands of dollars Development with a salary or $99,999 to determine over the years. This doesn't even whether the computers could spot payroll fraud. cons ider the potential for c ity the General Accountan2 OCfice said. The com- Uabllity. puters couldn't. OUR CITY novernment, heaven But little did the GAO know that Donald J . " Duck has been working in the Denver Federal MoncMy. NoYem~ 8, 1978 DAIL y PILOT A 7 Fame Flying Wgh SAN DlEGO <AP> -The curNtit luue of California, a matazlne publis hed by Pacific Southwest Airlines for its puaencers, clll'rlea a profile of PSA pllot Allan Lln· demann. \ Lindemann ls also the honorary mayor ol Alpine, a \.own east of San Diego. "ft is the sixty dollars he spends each week at the local AJpine bar lhat cuaranteea him recoentUon and easy re-election," Lbe artlcle a~s. A publlclty man at PSA explained that Undemano apenda tbe '60 on drinlra tor the Alpine Chamber or Commerce because be la the person In charge of such gathering and that Lindemann h1mseU never drinks. Federal regulations put strict limits on the times, and amounts, tbat piJOts can clrinlt alcohol. Omega-fashion's watch word. Striking Omega ladies' watches in elegant 14 karat yellow gold. A. Bracelet watch with textured dial and bracelet, S850. B. Bracelet watch with diamond bezel and diamond pa":'e dial. $2700. Something Beautiful for Evl!1'yo11e.11; SLAVICK'S 18 fashion lsW\d • 6H-1380 Newport Be.ich Lagwa Hills • Wcsrminstcr 0.,. 1#1t# otl V..-.l~C'-•t«I ... Ltw.fltl ....... . A~~~. tit ... <.M-1• Newpo]acb d ty ballot Propost· tion N is a bluffs preservation measure. incerely hope the voters will read i lore casting their votes ll is enLitlld, "An ordinance requir- ing dedic1tion of streets in sub· divisions ot bluffs adjoining Newport. Bay and'o'Paclfic Ocean." knows. bas enough mandatory finan-C('nter here as a deputy assistant commissioner clal obligations placed upon them by -~fo~r~t~h~c~U~.S~.~B~ur~ca~u~o~f~R~e~c:la~m~at~io~n~.-------~~~~:Z~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~the s tate and federal governments. It would be fmancial suicide for us, as Since ~en does a developed. paved stett, 2S feet from the edge or a bluff neao preservation? I haveread that some people say a street des not have to be paved. Gene AUertoo quallfied the meUUN for elecbn and be said that bis legal counsel grees -street means de- - veloped a nd pave d , with cars, motorcyc.es and trucks driving on it. Many ( us who live in Newport taxpayers, to join in the symphony. In order to vote oo on Proposition ''N'', you must go to the polls. I urge you to exercise your right to vote on Nov. 7, and in so doing, vote a loud ·NO on tbia gover nment cost· increasing measure. GLENN MARTIN Paid Political Advertisement Vote YES on the only Califonia Bond Program that has never cost taxpayers one penny. Vote YES on ProPQSition 1 Cal-Va: Farm and Home Loan Program. Your YES vote on Proposition 1 pro- ~ides $500 million to keep the57-year- bld Cal-Vet Farm and Home Loan pro- ~ram alive. Unless Proposition 1 is 1pproved. all Cal-Vet loan funds will be gone by mid-1979. ,,. ~his bond pr0gram, which provides bw-interest loans to catifornia veter- ans to purchase homes or farms. has never cost the taxpayers a cent. It is completely self.·supporting. All costs -"' are paid as veterans repay their1arm and home loans. So Proposition 1 costs you nothing but your YES vote. --YES on Proposition 1 is endoned by'--- Qllfomia O*mber of San Francisco Chronicle ~\Commerce San Jose Mercury ifomia Taxpayers Sacramento Bee ~'1V\.liation San Diego Union and fomia Labor Federation, Tribune FL-CIO plus hundreds of other geles Times leading organizations and geles Heralcj.. newspapers throughout miner California. -liens for Cal-Vet Housing Prop~ition 1 1 Post Street, Suite 750 San Francisco Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 2750. Los Angeles J n A. Sutro. State Chairman on J . Brock.Jr .. So. California Chairman B ks Walker. Jr .. Finance Chairman J . Id McCune. CPA, Treasurer \ , . WewantU?~you the best servJCe tn town. OUrTV conunercial tells the~ ) Stop by and see Us~ We've created some very special people at First Federal Savings with a special kind of job. 3 visit e very 'first Federal office each month and check teller courtesv ..... S a smJJe at every window. First 'ederaJ Savinp. We want to give you the best service ln town. 2 These people, whose identities remain a secret ..... 4 by performing actual transactions at our teller windows. They make sure you'll find ..... ... FtrSt Federal~ AND LOAN AssoCIATION Of SANT A MONICA Costa Mesa Office Baker Near Harbor HOURS: Daily 9AM to 4PM. Frida y 9AM to 6PM. Saturday 9AM 10 JPM. Ampft frtt p1rkln11 Ttltphonc 549·914\ for lnfortnati~. I , ~ . A8 OM. Y "-.OT ~.No-Mnbefe.1m Ekction Pa~ty Planned By O. C. HU8T1NG8 o.-.Oettt~• .... Oranj County Republlclana will hold an tilcctlon night party from _, p m to rnldnl1ht Tuelday In lh~ 11ru.nd ballroom al the South Cout Plau llolcl ln Coeta Mc1111 Th\l band of forme r stale senator Jlrnmie Whetmore will (•ntertaln. 11u; event la by In· vllaUon only ••• 8F.NIOa CITIZt;N8 needlnt a ride to ttw Polll In Weat Ora.nae ---------------"" County Tue.day c1n call the W C Geriatric Heallh Care Council at est ounty ~2~3~ SdM.-01 between noon and Tr1tn1port1Uon wlll be pro· Pan el Named v••·• b• ""u:i::-. U.8. REP. Jerry Palteraon. 0 - Santa Ana. wilJ apeak about the po11tlblUty of thf Irvine Cout becomln1 part of the National Park System at an I r v lnb luncheon Thursday. Patterson will addreu the Orange Coast Leag'"' of Women Voters 1t an U :30 a.m. meeting at the Registry Hotel. The meeting Is open to the public. Coel Is $6.50. Reserva- tions can be made through Michelle Bol~n at the league, 1701 ·M West.cliff Drive. Newport Beach. - ••• A 8URPalSE speaker is scheduled for a post-e lection luncheon Wednesday sponsored by the Balboa Ony Republican Womt'n. Federated. The meeting will begin at 11 a m . with a noon luncheon at the - Re uben E. Lee an Newport Beach. Coat is $.'>, with reserva· t ion s avuilablc by calling 673·0459 evenings, 673·5729 or 759·1939. • • • THE ORANGE C ounty F e d e ratio n of Republic an wom en will hold a board meel· ing o pen to a ll Republican women at 10 a.m. Thursday to hear annual r eports from 24 clubs. The meeting will take place at the Republican Central Commit· tee Headquarters in Orange. Huntinllon ~ach C'lty <elementary> School Tru1tee Brian Garland h H been r e elected cbllrman ol the board udvllOr)' committee ror tbt! WHt Oranse County Con1<>rth.1m fo r Special l'AueeUon ColUltY Contract Won by llnion· Paid Pollhcal Advertisement To My Friends and Neighbors 1n the 74th Assembly and 36th Senatorial Districts. Betty Mlen1tnelll. a 'trustef! in the Fountain Valley Elemt>ntary School Distnct, wu re-elected vice chairman and Norman Girwbw'g was re- elected aec:Mary GIN88VtG IS DIRECl'OR of the consortium tbat la cluarged with setting directions for educa - tion of cblldren with special needs ln the Hupt- ington Beach Union Hilb School District and the nve elementary diatricta It serves. LOS ANGELES CAP> -The United Farm Workers un.lon haa won its first Orange County contract, covering 150 full-Ume nursery workers under a pact that raises base pay by 90 cents an hour over three years. UFW spokesman Marc Grossman said the · contract with Select Nursery of Brea came on Fri· day alter a month and a hall of negotiations. I URGE YOU TO VOTE FOR REPUIUCAH MARION IERGESOH for ASSEMIL Y .ct DEM~RAT ROM CORDOVA · for STA tE SENA TE Garland said about 8,000 puplla with emo- tional, mental or physical dUiablllUes are enrolled ln some type or special educational program. Other members of the board advisory commit· tee are Marion Aquirre. Westminster School Dis-_ tricl; Marianne Blank, Ocean View Ofstrict : Jane Pidd, Seal Beach School District; and Doris Allen, l{unUngt.on Beach High School District. The unlon won a representation election at the nursery In June, but was not certified by the Agricultural Labor Relations Board until Sept. 9. The pact raised the base wage from $2.75 an hour now to .3.65 an hour in 1981, in addition to having the nursery contribute 361h cents an hour pe r worker to medical, .pension and educatton funds . We should have only lhe besl re1><esenllng US 1n Sacramento Sincerely. Hy Algazl If you don't~ now you can find out by reading your phone bOok. That's right. Your phone book. Because from now on, when you receive your new Pacific Telephone directory, it will Include a special Survival Gulde. The Survival Gulde was designed to give you basic, step-by-step Instructions for dealing with various types of emergencies-those first vital steps of how to call for help and what to do until that help arrives. It was assembled and edited through the coop· eratlve efforts of Pacific Telephone, the State of Callfomla, and a number of medical and emergency service authorities. The Gulde will also be available I~ a separately bound edition for those whose new local directory Is not yet published, and for those who would like an additional copy. This edition wUI be printed In English, Spanish and Ch inese versions. We urge you and everyone In your famfly to re•d .. the Survival Gulde care( ully now and learn what to do in emer-gency situations-before they h@pcn. @~Telephone r----------------, I I You can obtain an additional or advance copy of the .1 Survival _i;ulde by fllllng out this coupon. Please allow 3-4 week• for dellvery. I Check which version you'd prefer: I 0 English 0 Spanish 0 Chinese. I Name---~-~-~~-------~~-~ I AddreU-------------- 11 City State Zip--- . Mall to: Survival Gulde c/o Pacific Telephone, P.O. I · Box 77910, San Francisco, CA 94107 I I I I I I I I L----------------~ ... , ORANGE COUNTY *VOii* 110¥•••••7 ELECT MARSHALL NORRIS ORAll&E cou1n CLERK-RECORIER OVER 24 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN TtE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE •ORANGE COUNTY ~LEAK'S OFFICE •ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMEHr •JUVENILE AND DOMES~IC RELATIONS COURTS • C~MINAL, CIVIL AND PROBATE COUR1' •COMMUNITY MAN Marshall F. Norris, Can date for the Off ice of Qrang County Clerk-Recorder, 1978, i 52 years of age, resides in Buen Park with wife Pat and three of fi children. Community activitie include Adviser Youth Athleti programs in Cypr~Buena Par served on Community Advisory Committee for Anaheim Union gh School District and Western igh School; Community Standar Advisory Committee f o( Cityt ouena Park; Past · President, Or ge County Friends of Victi Committee (Crime victims); to-Chairm an Orange County Chapter, Death Penalty Initiative. ELECT MARSHALL IORRIS lllllECllm CLEll~E-IEI NOVEMBER 7, 978 ... Monday. Nov9mber6. 1978 P<11d f'oltt1rnl Advcrt11'cm enl Proposition N ~ ...................... .. DAIL. y Ptl.OT A. t I • ' 1 . f I l -~ An Open Letter to the Residents . .., I I of Newport Beach from The lrvln~mpang. ome of our good fri ends have advised S . us not to say a thin g about Proposition N on Tuesday's ballot. Whatever we say, they tell us, will be looked upon as self-se rving. So don't bother. Forget it. Well, we thought about that. We also thought about some other thin~. We thought about our obligation - everyone's obligation -to speak up on things that are of questionable value to our beautiful community, a community we're proud to have helped plan and build. We live here, we do business here , we own property here. Our employees get involved with and support a lot of local o rganizations 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. After thinking about these things, we realized we would have to ignore our friends' advice. Win or lose, we would have to speak up on Proposition N. So here goes: We think it's a misguid ed propo.sition. A good idea gone wrong. The Laguna Beac h doctor who devised Proposition N says it will preserve public access to bluff top vi ew sites in Newport Beach. That's an admirabl e goal. What troubles us is Proposition N 's method for achieving it. It pushes aside responsible comm unity planning, and replaces it with a rigid, inflexi ble street construction requirement along the bluffs. As a condition of subdivision deve lop· ment, Propositi on N says a street must be located along the edge of every remaining vacant bluff in Newport. As we read the proposition~ this ribbon of asphalt could be built as close as 25 feet to the bluffs edge. Also, the narrow strip of land left • between the stree t and the edge of each bluff must be maintained by city taxppyers as· the subdivision's public "park" area -regardless of the unimproved land's stability or its suitability as a location for a neighborhood park. With thi s bluff street and strip park requirement comes the obvious prospect of , . ... . .. I • "Its a good Idea gone wrong:' on-street parking congestion caused by the visiting public. It also opens up the possibility of paved off-street 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 ~vide!1t. It ignores the geological, ecological, engmeenng and other land use design con· sid erations that are unique to each bluff area. In our view, Proposition N is a poor substitute for thoughtful planning. For example: • It doesn't assure bluff park sites that fit the shape and condition of the land and are appropriate to the needs of adjoining neighborhoods. • It does n't assure the best-designed blufftop road, in term s of both environmental and engineering con.cerns. • It doesn't assure parking lots that are located and designed to be unobtrusive in a bluff setting. •It do~n't ass ure peace and quiet for nearby residential areas. •And, finally, it doesn't provide anY. mechanism for funding the construction\nd 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 assure or provide these things, but it makes them very difficult, maybe impossible, to achieve. "'Here's the actual language from the section of the Proposition N ordinance that deals with blujftop street and park site locations: "Section 2 ... there shall be dedicated upon and by such map or plat a street along that ponion of the bluff which adjoins Newport Bay &!or the Pacific fJcean, and all streets of the subdivision leading to said street f rom the nearest dedicated main anerial street. Said street between the dwelling units and the edge qf the bluff adjoining Newpol1 Bay &/o r the Pacific Ocean slta/I be situated not less than 25 feet from the waterside edge of undiminished bluff. Local p<Jrk dedication for the subdivision shall be app/i~d to the land between said street and the waterside bliljf edge ... We know this because we're planners. And because w.e are, we know we never would have submitted anything like the Proposition N plan to the city for approval. We don't think any professional planner would., Proposition N puts masterplanning in a ; straitj acket. That's what troubles us. . We think there's a better way to go. A w~y to get the good part of Proposition N -. public access to vie~ sites-without having to • accept the bad part -a band of asphalt .. stretched along the edge of every 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 propQsed : ordinance also allows for creative, imaginative and sensitive planning of the bluff areas including the caref uJ planning of city pa;ks and access to them . We think this is a better planning approach. It is the kind of approach that has helped make.Newport the much-envied piacc that it is today. Just two more things. First, the Irv ine 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 th~k 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 aff ectcd by Proposition N are Irvine Com·pany properties. So why should anye ne else care? Well, we thin k 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 parks there. This could be you or someone you know. So what our bluff areas will look like in the future is something yo u might want to think about very carefu lly as you weigh th e merits of Proposition N. And you can be ass ured that we will go along with whatever decision you make. Thanks for letting us have our say. 11-E IRVINE COIVIAVN _ 550 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH, CAUFOANIA 921863 \ .... -j J -~ I • AJO OAAl...Y PILOT Monde)I. No¥9Mbet a. Ul78 LOCAL I CALIFORNIA OMf'f ...... '"'" ,_. JILL St<UL TIN. LEFT. ANO SHARON ARNOLD Sharon Shares Credit for Saving JUi's Life Poll of Students Pu~ Carter 5th SACRAMENTO <A P l If lhc choice for presi · dl'nt in 1980 were left to Califorrua's high school students, President Carter would come in fifth. That's one result or a survey released by Cal1fonua Junior State. THE POLL OF •S,Mt IDGH school students found U.S Sen. Edwa rd Kennedy, D·Mass., the fa vo rite of 29 percent of the students. Kennedy was followed by former President Gerald Ford. 13 percent ; former Gov. Ronald Reagan, 11 percent, and Gov. Edmund Brown Jr .• IO pe rcent. Carter received 9 percent. The poll also round that the students favored De moc·rat Brown for re-election over Republican Evelle Younger by 42 percent to 25 percent, about the.same ratio as surveys among adult voters. THEY OPPOSED ALLOWING homosexuals to t<.•a<'h in California schools by a narrow 42·41. And they opposed the initiative against smoking in public buildings and work places by 47-42. While 32 percent declined to give themselves poht1cal labels, 36 percent described themselves as moderates. 21 percent as liberaJs, and 12 per- cent as ~atives. San Diego Federal presents ~fNIOR CITIZfN WtfKAT ~fAWORLD November 11·19, 1978 ' See the world's largest live shark exhibit ... thrill to Shamu In his show. 00Shamu Goes to College" ... laugh at the frolicking dolphins In "The Sralny Bunch ..... over 35 major shows and exhibits tor just one tow price! Purchase your ticket at San Diego Federal •.. and save over 40%! Save over 40% OJ' your adll)lssionl If you' re 55 or older. pay only $4.00 for a $6. 75 value ... and younger guests accompanying you receive a 15% discount! Tickets are on sale now at all San Diego Federal Savings ot11ces. They can be used any day during Senior C1t1zensWeek at Sea World, November 11through19. San Diego Federal makes it easier to save! Now·s the perfect time to start enjoying the super con- venience of saving at San Diego Federal. .. with 18 offices open· Saturdays. sixteen 24-HOUR TELLER locations, and a total of 32 offices to serve you in San Diego County. Plus yDu'll enjoy free travelers checks. discounts to major California attractions. and the use of a sate deposit box. with qualifying balance. Come see the double-your-money people at San Diego Federal ... safe since 1885. B ~ DiegoFederaI_~ngs Laguna Niguel San Clemente JOll2 Crown 1650 North \.illc\ Parkw.iv El Camino Rear S11u1h of Niguel Road near ~vemda Paco Telephone· 4q5.(>2 I 0 Telephone: 498-6330 Capistrano Be.ch 34206 Doheny Park Road at Victoria Blvd. 1•pfXNIC CJpiiMano Beach Plaza Shopping Center Telephone: 4~02bl Mesa Girl Heroine Camp Fire Girl Aids Rescue of Swinuner "I was <.'itclh .. 'd amt nervous." la how Jill Skultln of Sa(lta l\nu llell(hla r\'mcmbcrft the 6uy llh l· waded Into a qull'l river lagoon nenr Lake tlnvasu • The 14 Yl'tt r old Camp Fire vlrl nnd Nl'wport lturbor Jllgh atudc>nt wuJl :u;kt-d to s wim 200 yard11 wh1lt• boldmg u rnn<>t: pad die IT WAS A PROFICIENCY tesl for tht' 1elrls to ace Ir they could 1urvlve a cunoe mishap J ill ran into trouble about 50 yun from shore "1 didn't real· , ly pianJc untU l atarted to J(o down, "1he1aJd. · She manrtgl•(f a scream , alert Ing fe llo w Camp Fi re Girls Sharon Arnold of Costa Mesa a nd Tt>ri Oorrenbacher or Santa Ana who we re s wimming nearby · THE TWO GIRLS reacbcd JilJ q utcldy and. uflcr getting her to drop the canoe paddle , towed her to shore. ··As soon as we got t o thf' mushv part (Of the river bed >. I walked 1n," Jlll said Sharon. a 17-year ·old student at Costa Mesa High, and Teri were nominated for the Camp 1'~1re Girl National rescue. Award for Couraite followm~ the rescue. THE NOMINATIONS were verified by the National Camp Fire office and the two young women received their awards and special medals at ceremorues last month. Jill was as h appy about at- tending the awards ceremony as Teri and Sbaroo were. • Biographer's Biography Out A book by Robert Folkenflik. associate professor of English at UC Irvine. was published this wee k by Corne ll University Press. It is a biography of a biographer . "Samue l J oh nson . Bio- graphe r " examines the bio- graphies or Johnson. d iscusses Johnson's principles Of blO· eraphy, and discisses Johnson's "'Li re of Savage." Price Of the volume is $12.50. PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT SW AP-MEETERS GIGANTIC FOUNTAIN VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SWAP MEET SUMDA Y. DEC. 3, 1978 A~~ to Hie Cha :INv Offke at '62·4441 glYet Y°" M ....._ WHERE• FOUMTAIM VAL.UY Dll'ti.-. • llra1ltw ... T .... I How MUCH• S7.SO ..... 1tf t•h • ss.oo c....., ... SWAP-MEET SHOPPERS: . cue.:-ad to,.........~ to ftt a spoc-• vlllt rc-' pf.s for SUMDAY. DEC. 3, 1971 WHY ARE THOUSANDS OF REPUBLICANS AND DEMOCRATS WORKING TO ELECT R N· v ro · THE STATE SENATE? . .. "in hist~ years in the Assembly, Ron Cordova sQ(ved the area well. Ron Cordova has demonstrated ability, integrity and the strength and political courage to buck party politics. His record for independent voting was among the best in the Assembly. The answer is fo elect an intelligent candidate with ethics and convictions who works hard, studies the issues and votes his mind. And Cordova is tha_t kind of candidate." LOS ANGELES TIMES "Ron Cordova ·is the most conscientious, the most ethical, the most principled legislator in California ... " ASSEMBLYMAN DENNIS MANGERS, ORANGE COUNTY ''Ron has acquired a tremendo.us reputation that is well deserved. He has probably done a better job in representing the most Republican constituency. in California than I could ... " ASSEMBLYMAN BRUCE NESTANDE, ORANGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY CAUCUS WHIP Your choice in November is clear ... Authorized by Business & Professionals for Effective Representation (8. P. E. R. > 822 N.~roadway • Santa Ana 92701 • Howard Siegel • Treasurer • \ • . AT YOUR SERVICE "Got o problfflt' Then IL ntr lo Pot Dunn l'o.t w1U cut rt>d ttlpf'. Qf'ttmu the• un,Swn .\ and at·hon "°" ne°'d" to 10/0I' 1~1ht11 an fJ"IJ('rnmrnl orld bu:unf'H Mad ~our ql.U'llkl'r\I to /'fll l>un"-"At Ymff S~n.,.Ct' Orang• Coa&I Uwt11 l"tWf I' 0 Hc1.1 l!ltiO C'ostu Mtiaa. CA Ol62o A~ rruu1.11 kttrn cu wu-1h4f' will tw anw~r,•d. f>ul phclnl'd 1nqumr' or lrtt"' Mt lttrll.utm!) 1111' rt'Odt'r 1 lull Ml'l•' rltJitrt'H and lnt.6mt>n hours' phcm" numbt•r t'<lmw>I ht-t 1•1u11fr11·J Thu t•olumn UPJ)('m ~ U.,,1 f~ (' XCt'J>I SoiutQCIJI' a.an Gre .. 011~ Rtti,w• OEAH PAT l>t1 \nu kno~ 11( un)' <'ookbook .rean•d h1 tht> cht'l.t•\ rw1•d ' 11( hf'urt pullenh" M y me>lht•r '' rt't'Oh•nn.i lrom d ht•art ..1.tta<·k 1md 1l 11> 'o hard fur h1•r tu f1ntl n·r1p.•' 1h,1t rnll for intin•dtl·nh l>hl' ,, .ill11~t'<l l111•.11 J R . llunttnjitlon Be11ch Thl" .\mrriun Hu rt Allti.ocl•tlno Cookbook con taln~ rttlpif'i. that ha\f' bc>t·n tto11tt'd by ai.~latlon dl~tltlan,. Caloric> <'t1unt' and dollar <s•vlog shop pJ01 &lpi. aJM) an-Int ludt-d Thf' book 111 avaJlablt' at tbe Amf'rkan llt>art Ai.i.od•ttoo olflce, IOU ('hk Cf'a ter Orhr Wr,t, Santa Ana. The paperb.ck book t..'U &ti S:?.:?S. and a hard cover M!>Us for $6, plus tax. A new i.piral f'dltlon "rapped In C'brlstmu paper is prtc.-d at $6.l*S. Gla1111 Ga..,, .. Probabltf Fl n r OEAH PAT "t>'ve JUSl moved 1nto an old houi.t• wh1th hai. a rurnare w1th a glass water gaugt• on the out:,1dc T ht-gauge appears to be about hair fllll'd Ill that <'Orrect? And how can I tell when the boiler rcquirell more water? ll 's a steam heal system. R.T .. Santa Ana Furnace experts uy that most gauges have som e kind ol mark on the glass to indicate the proper level of w•ter. It's usually about halfway up the gla~ or s lightly higher. The level In your J!:auge ls •bout right. During the beating season, keep an eye on tbe g.uge. If the ~ter drops below the baUway mark-.nd especially if lt isn't visible· at a ll-(he boile r needs more wate r . Before refilling, tam olf the beat for about a n boar. Wben a boiler reqllirea frequent refilling, it asH llY means that steam ls escaping from one .or more of the radiators, probably tbroa~b a defective valve. l..ae trik Note Ta~ Dedttrtiot1,. D EAR PAT: S ince the Food and Drug Administration now allows the use of the drug Laetrile, will the IRS allo'A a medical deduction for its purchase? R. F., Costa Mesa If Laetrile ls prescribed by • physician and lf It Is purchased and use4 lo a locality where such purchase and use are leg•I, IRS says tbe cost may • j be claimed as a medica l e J:peose. ~ Wat~h E'~~ I• larris 1t'ho,. DEAR PAT: Somebody told me there's a Howa rd J arvis watch on the market. Its fac s hows Jarvis scassonng property 'taxes in half. Where can I get one? • J .E ... Costa Mesa T ht-se watches u e being sold--.. all over," according to The Clock Co. (forme rly Dirty Time Co.> of Anaheim . If you can't rind one, phone 956·3402, a nd o r d e r directl y from t be manufacturer. 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You'll f md you're worth more at UCB. m ~ UNITED L!...I 1~ CALIFORNIA t!t~'~'" ~ BANK MomberFOIC •. •To quobly lot Per301'141 Gosh Monoqement vou musl hove o UCI3 dl"'!'.hn'l 111'.C'Ount ,,rd •01Yln'l• "':'C011nl I .. ' {. AJ2 DAILY PILOT Monday, ~mt»r II. 1978 !Rocky's Art Project ' i Pains Laguna_ Colony " By STEVE MITCHEi.i. Of ..... 0..1, -•i..tt 0 n th e 11 u r fact . N't Ison Rocll:cfeller'1 project appeilrs quite luudablt> · Th,. form<>r VICI' pn •sld nl 1~ • r\"prodU<.'tng works of art lrom hu; l"Olll'cllon, and offorina thl·m lo I~• amu..-nt rolll"t'lors ut ·' rrtt<'llon "'the cost of the or1t{mnl ,, • THAT WAV, SO ~()('5 the ncfvertls 1nt:. "rc>produrtton .. or bt'aut1ful ,,ork~ or ur1 llrt' i.I\ :1iwtne for your • p.·r~onul t1<'Qu1Mt1on " Applillnce Rules lit Effect SAlltAMENTO IAPl <.'a ll/omia's pioneer· in.: l·nergy e rftcaency atandarda are an effect o n new refrigerators, lre1•zcrs and room air t·ondilioners sold in the 11t11te They rl'Quire that a m aximum a m ount or coolness --absorption of h~al -results f rom given amounts or elec· trklty It said three other LOCAL I WORLD IDPSIRLOIN ~ DINNER GE Tht• pn1hlt•m so\!\ t.ngun;i Art A Fair, Im· Jll"l'Stdt.'nt l..c1~1·ll Lt')IN'r, ·~ th.11 tt11t kt•h•lln ' ,1mh1l1t1u!\ pro ~1 ,1m l'.ll11t11 nothtn~ hut hurt artisL' "'"'kin.: rn·11.:n1t1on for th1·1r own ""Ill ... ... s tates -Arizona. Homestyle soup and crisp green salad, choice of potato, roll and butter. And beverage • \nit th.it 111dud1·' th1• 1'>0 artist.~ "ho ,•,h1h11 th1•1 r "''r"' .111nually at ltw \1t \ Jo .111 dunn.: I .1.:u1111"' 'Um nwr ft•:..t1\ .1• .,,•j:..1>11 \TTENU \"I('"' Tiii:-. .,ummt>r "115 h.ilf "h.11 ll ".1-. 1.1 .. t ".tr ,1( tht' t1t1 AOCK~,-ELLEA \ F J 1 r l.1· > rt• r ,,l\' ,\nd wh1ll' ht• """ t hlJmt' lht• 'ltpp111i.: :.ummer f 1 .: u r t• :. o n Hvt·k<'frll1·r alone. tht.' fost1val pn•s1· d1•nt altributcs :.omC' of the failure to prOJ<'t·ts such as I he former vice Pr<'s1dent 's. Le yre r , who begins his second \/{'3r as pn•s1dC'nt of Art·A-Fair, has "rill en to Rockefrllt•r outluting his concerns "I wantt>d to tell him of the obvious effect th.ts project will have on n t1sts allemptan~ to !>ell the-1r own work."' Leyrl'r s;11d THE COSTA MF.SA maro contends Rockefeller's markt:!Ltng of rcproduc- L1ons at prices comparable to lesser known on~an<il art, places a burden on und 1scover<>d artists. " Hockefrlll•r, through hi s Nelson Rockefrllt'r Collect1on. Inc. of New York, has sclt.'cted more than JOO works of art to be reproduced by craftsmt•n. The selection ranges from well· known paintings and sculpture to fine µorcelain'i and pre-Columbian gold µ1ece s. There a r e even early American wood sc ulpture .a nd \\ Pathcrvanes in the Rockefeller of· fr rings. ANO WIDLE LE YRER will not Town in Sweden I WRITES LETTER Lowell Leyrer disagree thest• works ~hould be available lo lht• ll•ss afflut•nt art buff. h1· does not thank Rockcft•llcr ':. en lt•rpnsl' will act·omphsh that. "ll 's still not available lo most JX'O· pie." Leyrer aq~ues. citing some reproductions in the collection going for up to $7.000 a copy. •'These are not cheap works of art. They arc reproductions, but certainly not cheap," he said. · Ir his intention is to make this artwork available to the proplc, he s h ould place his eollect1on in museums or make 1t into a traveling exhibit lo be enjoyed by m any peo-ple,'' Leyrer said "BUT · RE SHOULDN'T deprive unrecognized artists of that 1mpor. lant sale that might be the turning point in hi s career." Leyrer sajd he has outlined his con· cerns in a letter to Rockefeller. "But I seriously doubt that he'll respond," he shrugged. Leyrer contends new artists are caught between projects s uch as Rockefeller 's and what he terms "starving artist shows ." .. THAT'S THE OTHER extreme," Leyrer said. "During the past few year s there has been an influx of ch eap paintings into the United States, mostly from forei~n coun· tries, done on assembly Imes and sold at prices so cheap that the good artist oonnot compete." And there Hes the problem. "The up and coming artists are caught in the middle." ln:vasiQn by Drinkers STROMSTAD. Sweden CAP) - Thousands of Norwe~ians com e daily to this small southern border town to hu)' loads of booze from its only liq · qor store and purchase fresh pork and dirty moVJes. The battles the two nations once fought over this a rea arc forgotten as the invadin~ Norsemen plunk down their mont'y for the alcohol unavaila· blc at home bccalise of a strike by 500 employees of state·owncd liquor :.lores. "TH EY ARE BUYING the whole place•." an old Swedish fisherman g rumbl<'d . "If you want to buy yoursl'lf a bottle you'll have to wait for hours." Si nce the liquor employees struck in late September dema nding a 15 pl'rcenl wage hike. Norwegians have bet'n coming to this town of 4,000 by bus. car and boat. They are s pending their paychedts freely. often keeping locals away from the counter by lining up hours bl'fon' l)lorcl) open. I N THE TOWN. almost midway bel ween Gotcborg and Os lo, the Norwe~1ans aren't just buying liquor, thl'y appear lo be stocking up heavily un other items. The bus iness community reports Norwe~1ans account for one-third of their bustnl·ss. topped by sales of Jiq. uor. pork and pornographic books ana t11ms. Residents may not like the in· vasion. whkh has hit other border towns as well. but It is giving busi- ness a post-summer boom and stores are staying open longer than normal. "OUR SALES HAV E increased by more t han 400 per cent since> Norwegjan stores closed down." said l iquor store manager Lenna rt Johansson. "If this strike goes on for another month we must open another store." The st.ore, norm ally pretty quiet at this time or the year, now requires weekly dehveries of about $400.000 worth of goods. ··we've sold pork correspondi ng to more than 400 pigs a week," said g r ocery s tore m anager Gunnar Sjodin. ''Pork is SO pe rcent cheaper h e r e compa r ed with Norway . Altogether the groceries in this town sell more than 1,000 pigs a week." HE SAID THE boom is reducing unemploym ent, but across the border , Norwegian hotel and bar owners ire threatening to fire employees if the strike goes on. Viewing the long line of noisy Norsemen outside the liquor store, 84·year-o ld fo rme r s ailor Carl Simonsson said: "I hope tht•y'll be gone by Christmas. I'd like to buy m y drams for Christmas without having those darn people hanging around." Why DRONENBURG? Because he is EXPERIENCED .•• 7 years wHh the board. Because he is a BUSINESSMAN .•• A corporate Vice President Because he Is the only candidate to receive a 100% rating from the California Chamber of Commerce. HE KNOWS TAXES ••• N0T THE POLITICIANS P11d to• by tne committee to eiect E m1e Oionenburg 2785 l(urtl St San Diego. CA 92110 J G1al'\am. Treasurer ' -. . I Wi sconsin and Min· .... ---------. nesota -have adopted tht• standards in whole or in part Put some red sails in your sunsets. Buy one of the dream boats list· ed In the Boating classified ads pt the Daily Pilot. NOVEMBER SPECIAL OF THE MONTH The m ajo r r efrigerator manufac· turers are designing lo the California stand· 642·5678 SERVED 24 HOURS DAILY ards,1tsaid. _________ ..., ' Family Restaurants • lrta11e1m • Carson • Downey • La Habra • Bell • Cemtos • Fullerton (2) • Lawndale • Norw31~ • Snnla Ana •Buena Par11 • Cosla Mesa • Irvine •long Beach • Omnge • PJramount • Tonance (21 • Wcstmtnsler CZ) Nolan Frinette, 0 .0 . Phone: 642-0292 PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT Join Us In Supporting Her Confirmation: Soot~'" C•lilomu1 (hinf"se lAWV"'n A~"tO< •clhon LO\ A~I"' Leat~r H•ndlwt<n. LUQQaQP ..,.., Alh"d Pnxl\ICI\ LO<al 713 C•l1forn'd A!.~t•tton o• 81.K k '-"Wff" T"" Minority BM A\!.O<htl'°" Hol•I and R"\l..,,anl E mo•oytt\ Loe.I 11 Un1ll'lt>VeMOn (l'1Jf\ftl#Qf"f'\dn JO., p.,U\ ')up•orv1wr fo fO-lm"" La\ ""9<''~ T1mn lo• Anqpl.,.. H .. , ... o E ....... ._. Un1ll'd S l .. 1-lcrO Of A-rl(A l ftr>Q ion l•w Cluo (>t AOht< Ar1\ tmr<rt .. l10l"l..tf UtHon t •bOir,.n • lntf'rn.1ho~~I Uh1on W•\f,....Of> V•U"'V Ut\1lf'd Cdmodtqn C"m1ne1 Coura.. S.r A\-l<lll<>n Californians for the Chief Justice 6464 Sunset Blvd ., Suite 73S. Los Angeles, CA 90028 / 870 Market, Rm. 48S , S:in 'Francisco, CA 91402 enrol Agate. Treasurer :\\)te Yes November 7th. _____________ __, PAID POLmCAL ADVERTISEMENT WHO OWNS ORANGE COUNTY - YOU, OR THE DEVELOPERS? Why does General Riley accept massive funds from Special Interest groups? These are his words: "Builders have a greater motivation for good oovemment than the average citizen. because they have a vested Interest In the actions of governments." I firmly believe those "overage citizens" General "I SAY YOU PO -AND I'll KEEP IT THAT WAY AS SUPERVISOR" If you wont more attention payed to your needs. and the needs of your children. If you wQnt careful and proper growth in this county. If you want a cleaner. more liveable enVironment. Vote tor Tom ROQers for Supervisor. It's a vote against special interest politics A Rancher and londownet. Tom Rooers hos o nofufol concem for ttllscounty A$ SUpermor. he'll put control boct( in the people's hands Riiey holds In such low est~ deserve for better representation. I hope you shore my strong d tsooreement with this kind of indentured government. I owe no political debts os Riley does to subdlvlders. county contractOfs or lobbyists. I want to represent you. I hope you'll vote tor me this Tuesday. TBOl1.&S C.-ROGIBS for Supervisor,. .. . • naturally . , • I . . ,. NATION Pentagon Ending T-ests Pot,erdial Mobilization Probre11U Uncavered W ASlllNGTON I AP> A C'nliC'al mobilization teat has pornlt'd up ma.ior potential problf'm• In ruabtne mnlorcement"8 to u European b•ttlcrronl and lo producing sb~lb at bom~. Penta.ion &OW'(C8 rt· port The Penla1on and key fedt>ral aa.cnC'tcs art about lo lwtnd up the mobillaatlOo ~xt>rC'I:.~. whlC"h otnclals hDVf' ck' crl~ a. the til~&f' t of ll.11 kind since World War If Code n1'mf'd 'NII\)' Nuuct." the exfft'1ae startt-d Oct lO .and It! dut-to end Wednf'tlday The rtul"t probh.•ms uncm <'rt'CI 1ncludl' By Bil K eane "Smile, Mommy!" -IN.UUUTY TO CALI. up enou&h tC5<!t'Vlst~ .ind N1Uonltl CuardAmtin to bnng w\.lls lo war stn•n1tlh qu.ickly and replace rasualUes ln the ear- ly 11taf(t'1i o( • btg conflict with the Russians In Euro~ f>1ff1rul\les ln 1etling enough long-range tr ansJl()rt mrcralt, Including planes from lhe airltnt' Civil l{eserve Fleet, ready lo fly reinforce· mt'rlltt, v1ttal equipment. ammunition and supplies 11\\'ritt•us in the make-Or-break first weeks or a war Ot>firlt•nd<-s In the ammunition production bast• govttrnment-0wned plants that would be re- 11uired to tum out huge amounu of shells. anti- t auk mi:,siles lil\d other ordinance lo replenish :itoC'ks used up 1n the first battles or a "high ln· tt·n11l)' war.·• FOtt THE M~ PART, THE exercise has b<!en a computerized "command post" test center- ing 10 the Pentagon and radiating out lo head - <auarters, bases and units across the United Stales. No regular or resen ·e.military units were ordered to move and only small numbers of reservists and guardsmen were involved during weekend drills . Although the results will be analyzed in detail for weeks after the exercise ends, ofCicials said some important conclusions have emerged. These officials. who declined to be named, said mobilization readiness has improved since a 1976 test shocked many civilian and military le aders. The Carter administration has been con- c entrating on improving the readiness and responsiveness of the armed forces. · BUT OFFICI.U.S SAID MUCH more improve- ment is required and serious problems remain lo be solved. It was found , for example. that military of- ficials were unable to locate many reservists in the m anpower pQOI because their addresses, stored in computers, we re out or date. This problem is attributed mainly to a refusal Monci9y. No\l9mber 6 •• 978 DAILY PILOT .4J3 FOR ORANGE COUNTY CLERK RECORDER The Primary race for Orange County Clerk-Recorder had six candidates-of the two top finis hers, Lee Branch has the endorsement and support of four Primary opponents, the County Clerk and the former County Recorder. · "l>_n I oL-fl.;}ro.nch ~ tfw on/'I candi.Jat" wilh lht1 Cjual./;calion6 anJ ltulu1rounJ l~i6 imporlanl jot Jeurvt16 a'nJ JemanJIS. .J ~e /mown offl11 IJranch /or m~n'I 'Jtlar6 • and J.11 ha.IS m 'I wf.olt/uarit1J 6upporl. '' Wm. E. St. John County Cieri< County of Orange Avtllotlled by u.. a. MICh Coml•ll!IM to (i.cl 1..M A.. 8<.na. I 711 £. FOU1111 Santa Ana, CA 92106 David~'. Trea~urft ''..Aft",. walchi1t9 of ee IJ,.anc.J. a.Jvanctt up i/..rou,J. lhe ranL6 f,.om a c/.,.~ · lo Coun.l'l-f<ecor~r, !J havt1 a prttlt'I 90;,J idea o/ /.i4 aiilili116. ofet1 i4 die on/'I ct:inJidate qua.fi/;eJ lo urv11 ~ Counl'I {!J11rL-!f<ecorcl.r. '' Wylie eBrlyle Former County Recorder County of Orange -------------------by the lntemal Revenue Service to provide the Pentagon .with current addresses from individual tax records. Congress barred IRS from doing so ---------- under privacy ~~~ation , a nd the Peo~~on has ~--------------------~----~-----~--~-.been unable to persuade Congress to elim inate A home for you: Jasmine Creek. Jasmine Creek 1s a quier, private way of life, with cul-de -~c streets and 101~ cl gn:enery. Just heyond the 24-hour act.ended ~tehow.c 1stheCluhhow;c, with 1~ rennis coum,. swimming pool. and Jacunis. The humcs, with a numl-er o( innovative plans co choose from, are designed with you in mind. Jasmine Creek is a special place for special people. JASMINE ClllK In the villaJO?C of Ha~ View Hortlel &om $200,000 M.J. Brock&. Som. Inc. that restriction. Furthermore, the size of the manpower pool, or Individual Ready Reserve, bas been shrinking steadily since the draft ended in mid-1973, and de- fense officials so rar have been unable to stop that drain. A SHORTAGE OF STRATEGIC airlifts bas been a source or worry for some lime, and the ad- ministration has proposed meas ures including modification of civilian airliners so they can haul heavy military cargo in a-crisis. Congress this year slashed a request for such modifications from $68.S million to $7.5 million. There also is concern about the time it would take lo start ammunition production at govern- ment plants, which have been kept on a standby basis for economy reasons. War stocks have been built up, but Pentagon officials say these supplies or ammunition would be exhausted quickly in the kind or heavy fighting that could be expected after tbe outbreak of war in Europe. 1berefore, they say, it is imperative that plants in the United States be made ready to crank out new supplies quickly. Give your budget a lift, sell your ski equipment fast in the Skiing classifled ads of the DAILY PILOT 642-5678 PAID POUTICAL ADVERTISEMENT Send Marian Bergeson TO SACRAMENTO TO R·EPRESENT YOU The74th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CANDIDATE WHO BELIEVES ... ' ....... ,~ • .JJ"l ................ P"I .... ~· *Passage of Proposition 13 means cut spending at all levels of government * Local control of schools * Stronger law epforcement legislation Vote November 7th ·Marian Bergeson .. IUVENILE .J1JSTICE COMMISSIONER ff aid tor by: Bergeeon tor 74th AIMmbly Dtetnct Committee. 1711 W.tellff Or., Suite C. N9wport BHch. CA 928M-J.O. Tumef, Tl'Ml~h,. 931-3174 , Our Financial Friendship doubles yot1r mone.ll in less than 9 years with our 8% per annum certificate account. And. with our SelectAccount. you can also get total fiexib1/1ty and auatlabtlity of your funds with our 5~% per annum passbook account. You con deposit o r withdraw at any time with no loss of interest. Check all our great sauings plans ... Pomona First Federal makes saumg more conuenient than euer. 5~%··==m 5*%*r;,= per"""""' 6~%*5 6¥2% *~re::. ~ -·· C«tlflcat• H.OOmln. SIOOO min. $1000 min. ltOOOmJn, ANNUAL ANNUAL. ANNUAL ANHUM. YIElD YIELD YIELD YIElD 5.39% 5.92% un-6.91% Jlh%* .--7~%*E!E ,,.,_ 8%* .. ,o,.., MOlft 1111111 ... ,0 ,.., <1111RCA11 c.r.11e ... Cet1tnu .. ' llOlml •1..,... 11000 min. 11000 n!ll\. $1000 min. o..,_...,...,. AH.-,AL AHHUAI.. ANNUAL YIELD YIEU> YIELD "°~.,,........,.. ..... ,_ .......... n..cs.,. ........... °" 7.79% 1.06% 1.33% ~-.. ...,,. "0111u1n*Ml nte !of 1erm of -'lllc<tte Fedetll Regul<l!lons teQUi<• • 9U09t.,..llll penell'f l0t ••'Y """""'..,'' lfom -bea<lnQ W11> OI maria All yteld ~ i.ed on -ninos ~ ll•lly. P91d Ql>air1erly. ar>0 .,,,,,...,."9 rn yQl.Jf IOUOV"l IOt OM yew. A .. i.boll!y of~··~. lomHCI •nO m.., be .. IU>d•-n al tiny lltn• ••$'A,.,•••~k1Qf\enge~ ' PFF Pomona First Federal SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Safety for you since 1892 IRVINE PARKVIEW C£N"r£R LAGUNA HILLS Untver91ty Drive at MlcMleon Lagun• Hilla Ptaza (714) 552·532S All* Pkwy. at Hwy. 5 (714) 581-41Q0 FOUNTAIN VALLEY 9029 Oarflefd Ave. "4-2111 ... A 14 OAILY PILOT Monda~ Novt1mbltt 6, 1971 .. Kidnap-rap ~wpect Offers • Innocent Plea • 'r<>.'-'>·ruuntry trurlter Alfn>d 1-~1dc>I ~alcldo. ' ho Sttal &-urh poll<'e C'hllrir<' w1th tht Aug1.i:sl kid tl fl ot tv."t• 1lrls. 12. orw ol "'hom 1o1.as rupl"d k\ t"ral lJm,~. b.a11 plt>aded utnot·cnt ; Suk1do 34, u lran,rnnl fmm th• Lu M1r1&dH tH•,1 Kl t'r 1 • n•a , I·<"£'" prtohm1nwr) h1»•nntt Nov 1$ In Wl'lit Or tnR. l' Cl1un1 ,. Juchc·u1l l>h lrl<'l C'Clurt t)llo\\ \f\lC hi~ artlttf!nm<'nl ; Hl' v. tl~ hf'ld 3t Oran1tt> County J 1.11l In hl'U or ~00.000 bail. t>hllrJ:l"d "'Ith kidnap. fnr4"1ble r11p · lbd ch1ld mok talion "" .1 rt-~ult of th1· 111vl~l•i·• t:fon · Tbt>. l.on.g B 11rh l " I' who i.a)' they were wb d ucted at tiunpomt nn th1· An ht·1m Buy 6r1dge Ql'ar Swf.sldt• Collm" and h1·ld ror rlt1hl hour!> f lunted tlue~ 111 lht' 'ui.p.•rl 'c.-11r, pollC\' say • Saktd<> urt'•'"'ll'PH'1nn of druttken dnvmg, foughl f,trudat1on oo lhl' d\~Httt"' lhat could pluce him 1n Orban '-'1lh .i hfrllm1• wnlt>tl('t• but l~t .. For th~ Record . .. lA\ VlGA~ M,eff•~ t'<•v-. t u•O ntoftt•"lt\.IOt- OMM[ II Ml l(llll"'•N '"I ., f\•ut Lt'••" 1• 411'\cJ .,. tu t 1 ~ )vnn. It botnot ~iu-nt1nQU'."\h• ••· h ~AVIN \IOHK 0. t o "'""""""rt ., •"Cl Ju01e Ann, 16 hutn "' )iun,1nQtOf'\ 8-·-t( ri }IU8BS )0HN\0N u I Yw1Hiom f.-t•m•' n .;tl\Cl Jw, .A JV '1»0tn ot t-tunt•f\IQH.)n Ut'.4 n J •EAA Pl'<~EAl'I ()O • U<J<o~ltl -4.••\ltt' 13 ut Nt WJVf t tu+' n "'M <Of,o,.. l .. l" JO. OI fj"'0 ot , .. uH• ~n,. ..,,,, .(. f •\1 •'1d '-0 Of f OUtttttin VAlh•y ,c>l:O~lll>tN JO..AN)EN V.t I • Death Not ic-«»• ; Blrll•• \4 N CLE MENT£ G EN(ltAL HOSPITAL OCTOtlEA 10, m• M• •no Mr\. lo"• J(wptt•t . ~~n < ltm t-t'th glr• M r At'IQ Mrs Qoul MOf•f('\ \M\ (lt'""f\h\ t)HI OCTO&E A II, ,.,, "'1ir ,-,..a Mr • Jdmt-\ M•t "" .,\I,~ JVdH lJ~u .. ftdl'O OO'f 0Cl08C II ll, .. ,, -.,., •'''0 Mt•. >:itnutl Mu\t.U t 1tn·1·nu· q1• I OCT'08ER U , 101 ,. .. SMITH M, onO Mt-. 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Aun ut )Nt 'tn•,,,,,t•• IOVHlQ ""' ot v .... ~ Elsewhe--e 6 tli('lr"' y tll M1thtOl"l t11t,._.f nt f I •·•,.bdUt )O...n,w101 o• RP~ A~.iCl't t'•• Ot lbfo.tt tWtt'r Of Ai.lf'tM p.,,-. ( ,, ~' t~ rt P Aud Jr '-'' W;'''"'''~''' t l>l\•Otlty _,.,,.,.Of H""'"'<'1"" ....... h P llll.AOE LPHl 1\ t w.11,.)m • .,,, nt \oo•An• I Ar I The Rev . John ~···•1o11u1"" f«0<1v COil.., <>• G•rdo<n Klekotka 63 president ~'"""' (t\ bt<1tnPt 0' Jr AuO ut , • ' ' • • ''""oA 11no fin.• l ..... ..,,rn .. n 0,of \;11lanova Un1vers1ty No""'""" H" '" ~•..o 'u••••,.o ov 1& from 1959 to 1965. died ••t ':;,:;..~.'::t';'""::.;'::,.~ or;::~0"~';4!~1"~n Fi t 7 g er a Id· M l' r l' !- ~~•ura..v. No~r • 101a11 OOPM Hospital 41 <100CI Sho•OIMlt<I C•m•lt·ry Hrmt1nqfon fMoM I\ C• w1tn n.,, Oo,, .. eo Sfurqron oHt< 1,\l•AO ..-,,'11th '"'"'" L omn -· .. ~··· 01 r "" ... (; L .. , S.$ n () H 0. '.': J t ~··'" M~.,., w. Alll!e 1 1\ P 1 I-' r a n c I )> w•l t •"MRAv,.~:. • .,.."'"' N•wPo" T o u g h i 11, 7 5. w h 11 ll• ·•<n. Cd n..1•••· nt On•n ""'"'n s coo1.wd other reporter!> ,,.,,,y nn 'low~• 1 1019 J I t"" "ll<' o• , h J d ""-h b .., •· ll••o..,.o 11u•-1>.W>O ut r 0111t p.,, at l (• ..in u..:rg auy '"""' ... \l'rv1("' .tn() 1nll'fml'nl ...... kidnap p Ing l r i a I II f '· •• (\Id(• '" l .-nc .. \1N 01110 Smith B r u n 0 R I (' h 'J r d f v1h11f Ldmb M()fhM ry fOrw1trdl,,q ~ ....... t•u• .,, E ""' J' co''" M<to;a Hauptmann by s1~nahng ' • ~·& •1181 out the V('rdirt. thed CH•NOLE'1 {·OCTOPMS ·~ur CHANOL tR .,,..,,o.., ut Ooc ror lnu1\ C (n'4n(flf'r nt llOLLYWOOO <AP 1 a .Al'\Qil tt .. • (d p,.,,. d .t¥JAY Oft N ... ..,f\,,.,,.., 1 lflffl ~urv•v•·rt by ht•t "·•uoM••' E•-"'~'~"' 01 Henry Willson, 67. 11 L·•"•~"n. '". J .... nn•"1P Ho llywood agent who ~Ul')IQOmrrv Of E lC"t;'f("r (tl #f'lCJ MIHY f LLUl\f Hd'1>"r 01 Art•>O•ol, (6 .incl d I s c 0 v e r c d R 0 c k Pu111 L s11>en 01 Cor°"" °"' Mar C• Hudson. James Darren IO O<_ ... ..,.,,.. """ I d th . I t ·1·•~t.qtdn<k,,HO Privah' \NY•f~\ a n 0 e r ma c s ars "'r"' "~kf a.in( B4'1oero" fu"<'••• and gave them their .. n,.. .. co,1a ~~:~;<~°'' st ag. e na m es. d i,c d ,v1o•Afl JOSEPH H.ANSlN. ""'Thurs day at the Motwn ol M1 Mel Mrs Harry Htn•on p j C l U J' C C 0 U n l r } ( • ,., • '"' "rvitt\ "''11 bf' ne•a on H o m e 1 n Wood I a n c.l 1.u At \OAM '" t1arb0r Ldwn ., r.n ... 11 l'An ••<1ln Folht'r K~ ..... lli lls 1 • '.>1 ~ .. .fl\1m Ct'lurch "'"('~''no •• u • l ffWn Mortuary Oir,.tto1, "' f f' "ti• .... 0.))~ rHK FAMILY COlOHIAl fUMHil HOMl 7801 BOl!>a Ave We1:1tmins1er 893·3525 ---,ACIFIC VIEW MlMOllAL rAH Ctmetery Mortuary Chaoel :l~OO Pac1f1c View Drive Newport Beach 644-2700 ---McC~t( MOttTU•••s Laguna Beacti 494-94 \5 Laguna Hills 768-0933 San Juan cap1strano 495-1776 ---lill'z.IBfHAOH FUteALHO...E S.6-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 --- llll•OADWAY ~TVAH t 10 Broadway Costa Mesa 64'2-9150 ---IMITM-TVTHIU.UMI MOITUUY Wl:IYCLIPf CHA'8. Qemttorv • Flower Snop 4'27 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 6"&-4888 -.... e111oma1 SMm4'S MOITUAH 627 Main St. Hunrcngton Beach 536-6639 ---SHlffM MOtlTVAl'f 97& So. Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494,1535 ... 1633 N El Camino Real SanClemente492-<)t00 c -· NEW YORK IAP 1 Victor Weib right. 75. who brought the book ~ of llomer. Plato and others to the general public as founde r of one of the country's first pap<'rb;ick publis hing companies. died Frtday of cancer He founded <.1nd served as chairman and t•dilor ·in-chit!f of lhl' Nt·" American Ls hrar~ HELLEAIR BLUFl''fi. Fla. fJ\P l Ht•tin•d Col Leslie A. S,kinner. 78. inventor of lhl' bazooka. died. Skinne r . a San Francisco native, invented the recoilless rocket launcher. com- monl y known as the bazooka. for use in anti- tank warfan~. I SJ\ N FRA NC ISCO (AP l Retired Brig. Gen . JJouls Me redith N uttman, lhe oldest liv- in~ graduate of the U.S. militar y Academy at West Poi.nt. N.Y.~died Saturday a l nge ·104. Nuttma n gradu te d from the acade y in 1895 and served 43 ~ears on active duty 11'1 the Army LOS ANGELES AP> -Dr. Eliiabetb Mason Hohl. 80 , a 1915 University of Nebraska medical s~hool graduate who practiced in Los Angeles for mor~ t han rive decades died Satur- day. LA J OLLA fAP> Walter 8 . 8rod~rick, 67, an Interior des igner whose clients Included wealthy sochllities. died ol homt! Saturday. H t»M lllPnl ( • 11 ,, I I () \' l' I ... I .1 I l I 1 v c· I .1 n rl M t1~111 I lt-11111.., K11c·1n1('h :i:! 1 t•t•(·alll\ hospttuh1c•d l11r .in uk1·r. ~a~~ II<' m .1' l'llt 111 ~ "nrh tl ,1 ~ I rom lK hm11·.., tu Hi Consumer reporter C1 JI W <•n· will speak No\' ~I .ti 0 ri.1ns::1• Co as l t "11 1lt·i.!l' as part of tlw I !l7f! ('t•l1'hril v' J.1•t•lt1rt• ""<'I ll'S !') h (. \\ I 11 s pl' •• " "II 'ou Do n't Ha\ 1· lo lh' ,1 \'11·11111" :1t Hp m 1n lhv ()('(' \ud11011um '1'1t•kl'h :1t Sl SO t•an bt· ohla111ecl 1n :irl\'<.11lc1• from the O<'C 1 tckct Of fll'l'. 556·5AAO r>r at lh1.· door :\I:-. Wart• anchors I hl' p r 11 g r J m · · T a ~ a I> I l· 'l'ou ·· on l\CE:T T\'. C:h.1 nm·I ~ Hospital Volunleers Ho1wred \'1cki Bane ha~ ht·l·n namC'd Junior Volunt1•t·r or the Yeur <JL Co:.t"' )tcs<i M C'mortal Hos pital. .while Lis a :-1.irshall received ht!r :IOO hour pin and was rn· ..,t<illed ·as president of lhe Juniors. Pins for 250 hours of vo lunteer work wen• also presented to Mi~~ Bane and Laura Cuplon. with a 150-hour pin going lo Cindy Sandc1·n and 100-hour pins to Cor inne Calavctta, Nancy Cop- p inger. Lill M<irl1n , Carol ine O'N t•a I :. nd Barbara Vento r1 ff y-hour pins were presented lo Grnce r iS· her a nd Kathy Kinsala Phone Fee No Loss? 8 y THOMAS 0 . ELIAS Con,:,umt>r Rroups lo~l one or their lonKllmc b11lllt•s th1~ foll. but consumers themselves should 11111 Ut' too dii.::1p1J<1inlcd. Fur 01urc thun three yl'urs anl1·utllHy groups h:t\ t• ..,tru~glt' tclt•phone rates ... said Burt Wilson of lh1• <.:t11n11;,ugn A~iunst Utility Service Exploltu· 11on "T tOS WILL BE A R EAL hardship for the 1•l1krl~ und lh1• poor ... chargt·d activist Tom llJVtlt-n ;_J)> for back us 1976. when he was running loi 0lh •Lr S &·n;,1fr Artuallv. n~1ther claim was true. although II.•} d"·n . Wll!.on ;met their allit:~ in 1976 per~uadcd thl' st.Jll: Lt•)(islulurt lo ban dtreclory uss1stance r h a r(!l"• f~or almo:.t 85 per· <:t•nt of all di n:ctory as· ,1-.t.in<'l' (',11Js art' placed h \ 1 5 percent o ( t l'lt>phone c u s tomers ThJl means the vast ma- SOUTH ERN CALIFORNIA FOC U . 1tJr1lv of pho1w c:11lh.'rs. walling to U!)e d1 r<:t'lora~s. haVl' bel'n !.ubsidizing m 1nont ,. \V1th1n a few months. thut wtll end. their own the luzy For the vg1slalure has reversed iLself and will a llow the state Public Utilities Commission to ,·ons1dt•r letting phone companies charge for ex- <'t•ssln: u.c;e of '-'11' service Cl'STOMERS WILL STILL get 2Q free calb a month, 1.1 c·ompromise designed for phone users m th<· Los 1\ngl'lcs and San Fronc1sco Bay areas who ,, ould nt'l'd tu kl•(•p sen•ra l directories o n hand to h.W<' .1tt•1·-.s lo :ill numh('rs 111 thc•ir lo<'ul calling ,1rl'a" The Pl'('. Y.h1t•h was about to allow '>Uffil' '411 ' <'har):!l'S "ht•n tht· 1976 luw passt'd. is almoc;t Ct'r· 1.1111 to JllllY. tlwm now. with excmptmn~ for the bl11HI ;ind pNh:1ps lht• t'lderly as well Tlw Ol'" c:h;irgt• will cut telephone bills a htlle for tho~C' who don't ust• tht' !>erv1ce . since lht!y'll no lon.:~r bl· -.ub~1diiinl! 11 T llAT WILi. B E CONSIST ENT with the "usagt• M'nsitne" rJtema king policies the PUC Jdoptcd thn•c• yt!ars ago Those Policies have also ~een s mall electric and aas user !> cease to sub· '>tdiz<-' big users. Only tht• high profll1· of directory assa!>lance :.ervicl' prevented tht· Pl.JC from 1mpoi.1ng the l'hurgl' when tl origin,tlly wanted to. And the idt:a was the PUC's "" n. nol orlginat1ni.l with the utillties thMn~ch•C'' Because Ml many flh()nf' 1•ustom(•rs USl' direc lory assistance when t hl•y don 't nc·cd to. the· 1s~ue became hlJ<!h.ly pol1t1l'<1I LEGlSLt\TORS WllO WANTEO TO :.eem like c·onsumer advol':1tes' leaped on this relatively In· significant issue, whife pushing much more impor- 1nnt pro-utility legislation An l'xampl<: was i\s~emblyman Ric hard Robini.on. a S:inta t\na Democ rat \\hO was pushing hard in 1976 for a hi ll to assure atl utilities lhal thry couJd gl.!t rail' incrc af.<:s w1thtn a yea'r of when lhey were r<'qUC'st<:d. regardless of whether they \\('re JUSt1fied That bill "ould probably be costing consumers more lhun S200 million a year if Gov Edmund G Brown Jr hadn"t vetoed 1t By conlrnsl. the directory assistance charge would actually be s;:iv1ng frugal phone customers almost SlOO million a year if 1t \\ere m efrect to- day BUT RECAUSE CONSUME R groups se ized on Lhe h1ghJy v1s 1ble 1:-sue with emotional attacks. uny legislator who voted m 1976 lo allow the charge would have been labeled anti-consumer and even Brown went along. signin g Robinson's bill. T wo years later. thl' other Robinson bill aiding utilities at cons umer expense was dead and the directory 3ss1stancc r!C'batc was much less emo- tional The result wa:. that tht.• PIJC 's "lcl-lhc·user· pa)·· policy wus -.ustaincd and non-users "111 soon slop pa yin~ for .1 -.e r\'1ce they don 'l nct•rl Job Hunt Takes Ski11 Research Finn Before Interview By JO\'CE L. K t::~NEOV l)('ar Joye<': I'm a baccalaun•atr rnrumunicatioo~ grad but can't get l}l y start In TV or radio. I've i.ent re ~ '\Um<'s or applied virtually ever-I ) "ht>rc>, including <'Orporations that ll'if> closl-d circuit media. It'~ all bt•en useless. Wha t now? -F.A., Secaucus, N .. 1. Since you've programm ed an ex· haustave list of potentia l employers into your hunt. assume low ratings o n job i.earch skills llcre are poinlcrs for frustrated applicants trying lo enter any hig hly compcl1t1ve 'glamour career. Preplan bcforC' an 1nlcrv1cw Spend hours or days researching an or ganiiation to fi g ure out whern you'll fit in, and which or your abilities and ex p e riences to punc h hard a ~ benefits to the employer THE RECENT CLOSE call of a mnn we'll call Sam illustrates. S:tm wranfi(led an interview for a m1ci management job. I le thought he was applying to a firm winch sells con suiting service$ lo business clients, in reality. the opening 1s with a ~Ub· sidiary that roncentratcs on l(uvern menl contracting a different ball game. A <.'hance encounter wllh a friend two da)'S beforC' the interview ex· poRed hls error and Sam qul~kly re· vamped his approach. A leading candidate for the JOb. Sam's deficiency in prcplanning would have mode him look like » clunk head. How can you gel organ1211tioMI fa<'ls raniln~ from competitors and current ohj('Ctivcs to m arket pmuuon <lnd productR'! l-'rom onnunl rep011s . from a 11tock broker or library ; press release . (~_CARE_Ens_J I rom 1lw organiwt1on ·s public.' rel a· lion:-. or sal e~ office . i ndustr y -.ources. from trade Journals, as· sociations and socicttes: current and past t'mployees. special sources pertinent to a particular field, such as a local newspape r TV critic in the case of broadcasting JOb!. Al.SO PRIOR TO an interview. list f1vc benents an employer would gain by hiring you; five questions you might have t rouhl<' answering : five quE;"slions to ask the employer. Rehearse your interview with a friend . using a tape recorder. Better sllll. use lbe videotape equiRment available to the community at some school system s and libraries You may be amazed at how your m annerisms and body language un dercut the r elaxed . confident, en· thusiastic im age you must convey READE R SERVJCE: T.......i>tain a srngle free copy of a ne w 26 page bo oklet. "Women On The Job: Careers In Broadcasting." enclose a gummed. self-addressed label with you r request to J oyce Lain Kennedy at this newspaper. Specify title. Al· low several weeks for delivery Offer ends F eb l. 1979. -'; Sales l.imit OK'd CrNCINl"fA'fl f AP I -The City Council, a lthough doubting t he measure could be enforced. has passed an ordinance prohibiting cigarettes to per!IQllS under 16 years old. ANALYSIS I CARE ERS I OBITUAR IES P BLIC NOT ICE • , C'·1'1t " 1ot•1' 'ICfll l OUI IUilNtH "AMII flATtMlftt T llt IOllOWlllQ "''°n' •r• CIOlftU ... M ... 0 0\ Jl!IUt'I"' SANOWICH $HOP, l '4i C..mlkf• Q<tw 1110', N-rl e.~1>. C•lllon1lt f'lttO Jt"V S11.,.m.1n, &l1t 01ne Court (yo'H" c.llfO.lllt ~ £11 .. n lllv•r\lelft, t)ll 0 1110 Colln, CVPt'-. ~llornto~ T"l<r IMl•troe\~ f\ c~~ try'".,... ln<OrPOr•tecl •\.OCt•llOtt ou,.r t"OA • O•rlr>tr\tllp Jerry !.11-.r\ttln TPll\ )1•1-1 ... \ llltd wltn '"" co~nty c ..... 01 0'<1no-(Ovnty o• 0< toC>er 11, 1ue f'•O~l\\IO N•L lSC ltO W SIUIVICH lH'-•fl•.1•1 ... MI' IU I N. T\lltlft A.,.,. ... S.111• AIM, C61-"'• U J•t Publl'r..o OrOl>Qll CO.\I Oo•IY Piiot <><•Ol>t• lb,?J.>O.r>G1Novcm1111r•. 1•11 •12• ,. -------- PUBLIC NOTICE •·HJJI NOTIC• TOC:9'•~TO•$ ......... , ... \Ul'llllOlt COUlllT Ot' TN• n A Tl CW '4LI ~NI" •01t Tltl CICWM'tY Of' OltANOI 111 Ille Mellt• ol lllt EM•lt ol ••ENE A AXTELL, •-• IAEHE ATKINSON AXTELL. 0.C .. Md HOTIGE IS HERl!IV OtVEH lo Cfe<lllOO-\ ...... lllq Clt lm. ·~ln>I f ... .,14 lit<-to Iii. NlG Cl.elm• 11'1 11>e ottlo 01 Ille ci.r1t o4 lllt 110< .. •kl court OJ lo IH't.lotlt\ tfMm to lllt \Ill• de<\IOMO .. I"" offkt OI \HYOEfl, H.ANCOCK & ASHWOllTM, •11? l'otr 0•~' Av". So Po~. CA •10JO Wltl(" ••He-Off!(• I\ tll<t P••c• ot bu\I ntu ol IM ""°''''~ I~ •II m•tter\ Pt1r,.1n1no 10 ,.kf e~•t" S..C.11 < l•lm• """" IP!t n«9tW•Y "~"'" mu11 t.r llleo or ~Itel u •lorewt< ot the wllt ol,.ld4K.ec1e111 ClAltl NCI L.. HANCOCK AlliHfMY•l l>Uw PUBLIC NOTICE Sft, ....... _ ... Atll'lf0'111 ------------1 '"f ••lt Ottb A ... . c ... , ... S..l'a&-.C..'1t» Pubtl\llecl 0.llftQe C:O.\I 0•11y PllOI SUl'llllO. COUllT O"CAU,.OlllNIA COUNTY 0,. O•AHGl c:. ........ .,QI Nov •·~·ti ""' H Ol·ll P UBUC NOTIC£ HOTICI O" INTENTION TO SI.LI. lllAL "lt01'EflTY "T PltlVATE lt·U2t• SAl.E "ICTITIOVS I USINUS f\l•le ol ETlA MAY l .A"'B. NAMESTATEMI NT 0..cuwo T1te loM.owlnQ per\on\ ore ooonv NOTICE I~ ~EflEBY Gl\IEiN llltt. bu'111e-. •• \Vbj~(f lo tonlormatlon by,,.... tlllO•• 8AOO<NOLl.OW A\SO(IA re\ en!lll~ SYc>tt1or Coun, on NO..,m0tr One B<oo,hallow Ortve ~nt• .t.n• II 1911, 4t tO 00 & tn , oo-ll'lereelltr ~lllo<n•• '111» w11nl11 IM l1'""•l-ov taw 1~ ..,,_ W•rner -Gr•r>GI A\\O(lilt>. ., Ger\tOMd, ~ O<lmonbl r•lor\ wltn wlll C •I, Io r n t • pot r I II tr\ 111 0 On• enn .. ed ot 11\e Wiit ol ETl A MAY 8roo' 110110w Ort Ye \dt)I A LAMB, O.Cu~. wttl -.u •t Pl'•v•le C•hlornl• '1,0i . d l>d • \•le to Ille ltlQ!lttl '"° bt\t "4'1 b!OOt< N E on rne tum• •na c onal llon• t w nQt•na Mu tu•I Li le ntreintfter rntn\-0 •II rlQlll t•lle 111\•1r•nct COml>61\y, • ~Hd<.llu~ll\ •l\<I fnttrMI O! ETt.A MAY lAMB <orpor•"Ol'I. SOI OoYhlon Slrut O.ce•~. •• lht time ot lie• C!Otl" .,,a 8or'1011. M•\-~n•f111 1 •II rig111 1111e. tno 1,.1.,t~t 1,,.1 1,,.. "'' b"'''""S\" conovc:teo II•• 10•1\1 ~\t•te "•' «OV•r~ 1n .ctd4hon to th•t ._,,..,..,,. 01 ~ceoent •I !flt"""" 01,,,,, d&.tl" ,,, W•r""'r & C.r.tno Ah ot••lh tnt re.I O<Ollt'1y IOUIN'.l \n thr Covnlv Jd..,., R l(n~ ol Or•nQ t '>l•lr OI Cotltlorntd P•nMr C1••<ri1>e1a,1011ow, • 1111> "Alt""'"' w d\ 11100 .,,,,.. IM Lot 11 o1 lraocl "'34 ••~·Map in t ounly Cit<~ ol Or•"9' County on Book 171 •I PilQtS ll Ml<IJ?ol Rt<orcl, tlober 10, tv7t Of Ill• COUflh Rt<Onler of 0••~ l'ltlSU County C<11tlorn1<1 known "' 11/SJ PuOll\hllCI 0..MQt> Coot\! Oa11v Pllol Creoory L•nt. Hunl•lloton But II. Octol><.'t I• 11.JO•noNovemOt•& IQIS C•htorn1• 4A)1 1• The-orooer1y n commol'\tv rf' !ttrtCI 10 •• 11151 Crf90<v t..nt, Munl 1no1on Braclt. C•111or,.10 PUBLIC NOTICE r nt ••It., klblenl\ c.onoitt0n<. rnlttt tiOll•. re FICTITIOUS IU\INE\S '""•lion• rl(jllll, «QM\ Of w• , "AME STATEME .. T ••~mt"h OI rttord or •n" t'Murn t n~ totlo••no prrM>n' iHt ao1nq br•rtCP\ ot rft.Ofd Jn* pr~rtv •\to v\tnf'\' d' t>o; ~O•O on "" ••" bd\t\. tottl>I o I 0 PROPEAT1£S, lilt E·o>I Clll lo 1•11<' pa•~ Yv.tY An-·tn CA 9780) 810\ or otrfllf'( •rt-1f\vltf'd tor th•"t Ute-£ IWM \. tOI E d\t ( t1tuAn p19~rrv .. I'd "''"' bt" '" wntlno •na W•'f •na,,..•m. C.A t?llOS w 1H Of"I ,.,.c,hed .at '""' ott1cf of Mar,or•e-R C>owefl 2&3• E .t\1 Wll llAll' II SCKM.IOf. •llotne. I<>< J •<••o". •"-'"' CA 'n- \d tO dOmH'1'ttACOf'\ w11P. w ut dnneoo 1 h t\ b V\tnf''' f\ <ondv(trd b-. ,, •t 1'>6 San Mo-I Drl•t . !w•I• lOO o•,...••I 1)11'1nt;rVl•P Ne wf)Ort ~..:" Col1torn1•, <>< ,,..., ~ U•• E "•"d"· Portntr tllf'd """" th!! (l~rk Of \dtd SU0t"0t flou\ i14l.,.,,..,.t _.._., t1lf"id wUf\ tf'VI C.ourt or """•tree! to WILLIAM V Count., Cler• 01 Or•n<Jt' C.011n1, 011 SCHMIOT per..o~•llv. al .,,., tomr Nov"m~r I tt78 <1rt'< ltr\I OUOllUllOll ot In•\ nc>Ute WAL Tl!ll 1!, llACA '"'d t>elorl' nw••no """'wot • 1u 1 Eu1 F-St .. ~wlte 110 T ,.. 1>r01>tnv W•ll "" ''"" 011 ...... ""t• Al'I•. c.1...,.,...-n,01 lotlow1nq term• •••"· 10' ol ll'W F1040U •mount btCI 10 oKComOMIV tnto oller b~ PuOll•~ Or41"9t' (Qa~t Oa•I• Piiot " t~rl•flea ot <•U.lt'r > c~' Ill• Nov 6 tJ.10. 11 IQ16 O.l•n<t 10 ce o;i.a °" ,,.... <IOW ol \l\1 ta ••trow t••o,...,..,,,h, Oj)L'r•ll"Q '"" ---------- PUBLIC NOTICE ST.t.TEMEW:~:~1fNOllAWAL fltOM P•PTNEllSNI" Ol>EltATING UNOElt fl'l[TITIOOS euStNlSS HA"'E ""'•lnten•ncf' ••Df'f'~\ Mtd or~u;m, on •nSuri\n(t a cteohtblt" to tr.ft ourcll<1\er \N II ~ oror.lltcl •• ol !?If' Cl•t• ot "ow ot ~row R~orC11n4 01 ~\/~Hl><t Mid dny llllr ln\t.r•~e pOlt<y ~·II "'"•I ,,.. e•penw OI t~f' ••lier\ E\<IOW ..... \ •h•ll ,,. oorM one na11 by ~·~· •no .,,,.. "411 b• OUrtllaWI or C>U<fll~"'f\ r M IOllOw•no Pf:r..on Pl•\ "111\0l•wn lMun()H•tQl'M!'dr~~f~t~r.qMto .a\" Q.,ner..tl o •rtntr trom tn~ r•J~' itl'IV ~.JH bf.Os OI''°' to~ntrv ot P•"'M'~"•D ooerat1nq v~r thf' t11 on orCl~r <Onllrm•riq r,... \<lie llt•o"' °"~~\ Mtne ot Cow•" A• OAtEO <><•-· 11 1'11 \O(ttlt• ... 11 (orl>O«ll~ Pt••• o r .. e \/WILLIAM L LANtll NPwPort l'oe.t<ll (.A '7000 Adml,,.,lr#ltr wtln f hP l1t1it!OU\ b<IS!nn\ -~tolf' w111 A,.,,.,11..a rntn• lo• I"" °"'"""""'P .. n 111~ on \ EOWllRDC LllM8 J,,1v11.1•111n~C-tYOIO<enoe .AomlnlS1"•IOI' with '"• lvll name -re.,cteM• ot tllt Wiii An'""'ect ~r\on wlllldrowtno H • O<lrll'~r "' "MARV CTT• ICNAPP POM'1 Gtltllt\, ~ PromontO<• .Aom/"'\fr4tor••'" O•••t w"I, N~-OOr1 l\~M;ll , C.AnClllC Wiii Anne.t el Rotiotn G<lllll', WILLIAM v. SCHMIDT Wl\l'tllfewlf\q Panrwr A1t•rr,.ylorAdmt1thlrator< \ BtrnMCI ( SCMt•CI., ,.. San M'-1 O< , Ste JOo M.on~nq P•n~ HttW"'1 h«"• (An... l "'' ,lt1-t ... ~ lolt'O Wllh lhe hi; 11141 M+m1 Count¥ Cle<-OI OrtnOt Covnlv on O< Publl•hetf Or-Co.\\! Oa1lv P1IOI \()()er ll, 1~7' Nov 6, I ll, 1978 SIS3"8 PUBUC NOTICE \Ul'fltlOfl COUllT OFCAUl'OllNIA COUNTY 01' ORANGE 100 Clv~ Oeftl« O<I~ We•t s.M•u t ""1'71 Publt-0r"lrt9" Co4\t O~lly Pilot Nov •. 1J.JO. ?1. 1971 ~1~ P UBUC NOTICE c~un EIC,_He..211DO HOTICI TOCltl!DITOllS 0 1" 8ULlt T9'ANSl'E1t IS.C\. 4111•191 U C C I NO rt(( IS HEREBV vlll~N lo CiM Nt . 0 12·114' \UMMOMS lllU>ltlllAOIEI tn re 111et marrl• or Pl'l •ttoner l(AtHER IH E StEPHENS E ~:f'!o~,c: ::,.;;;::,~ ~.~~II~ maOf' Of"I Denon.4tl oropertv nirrr1n,at1•r ana cle•«rbe\ •<l<lr~n o• STEPHENS , lt>e•'lltt-tren\ltrOt dr• NOTICE! YOll M•• ...... -· Tl•o S.AW, tNC .t C•tlllOfn•o tOrPorA tour1 mo Cltctw .,..1,..1 .,.., wlll•t.rt lion. 3•~ E••• Sc>r•nq .,,,,..,1 .;70J your Mll\9 ~ ....... , ... <ff"""'4 LOl'CI Be.Ch C<lltto..,.,. 'ICllO& "'il"I" JO .,.,._ ••Ml 1M '"'.,"'""" tllt n•mt\ itna t>u•lnt\\ oddre» 01 Mtow. tf\e 1ntenOfiO ,,.,..,-t~r~s •r~ •VISOI Us1" ... wdo •m•....... J OHN LIM .tnCI ANTHONY v fl trllMIMI ,.... llocldw ·-·· Ud. Bfll(,1-<T 1roo1 Mtllorc• Lento ,.,.,, "" 111dlettcl• • m•"U ~"• Ud "°" Vle 1o. C.llt0<n1.,n•H ,...,.,,.. _,,. • >O dlu LH 1.1 l11· l"fl t"" prl)f)l'n., ,,.,,-11non1 ""'No • fOf'ml CIOft ~ ,,..,.. 0-.\(tl~ ,,, Qt~, ... , •"' M~t~r,ttl\ t f 0 th~ Rl"~()Ot'ldt'tt( \P e' 'upptlf"\ ~r<ht111n<l1'"' "OU1Pm ,.nf fOOIMlf'' f turn1fure t 1•turf\ A flQU11>rnttnt d 'rbr IJtfUi~r tht \ f"f'(t • ~fll1on tradt"ndf'r\t! 9(Jodwtlt IN'tif lf"'4\l'N>ld conct"rn•no "°"'' "'·''"~ Veu metv •""C>ro·o!:tnf'f\l\ cori'l\•nAn1 not to com tilt a wrUtf'f\ '~00f1\_. wltn1n JO OdiV\. Ot'te-ot ~ bU\4,...,, •novr.n <t' Al 15.10 S Ol l'W' O.tle 1"'11 '"'S wmrnon, .. \N•Pd sou fH • ..., IS IOUI«) •• ·~10 Nt .. oor1 on you Bl•d . Co•1• Moa, C•l•torn•d o ti you ••If to t•te • wflU@'n Tr,•t W•OOuUt, trains••t ".ntMtJf'd to reitpon~ ...,,ff\•n wen ,,,,,.. 'rOV' M Ot (On\ummet~d ..tt tn~ ott1r• '" ld<lll mo bl' t nt<••t tl't tt> 1411 di'4i\4on of oroot'1y \POUWtl Wc>OCKt. So tar •\•'Ii ~.,.,wn 10 w 10 '"'""Of"" Clltfd (l.lllO<IY. (ltllCI wpport, .tllOrMy"• T<all\lt ftt\ ..,.,, lnl•nOf'O Tr.Jnsr~ror let\, <O\I\, •llCI \U<" 01...,, ••l•rl •I\ u~td lllt lollow1,.q _,,...,,., J:>u\I,,..\\ mtlf bit Qtai."1\t0 0V 1t"r C'O\lr\ Whttn ~::~~d·\r;csOd~r:o-:c WHJ\I" th( tnt~· toulll rt\Ult tn '"" 9••n••hm•nl ot D•lea OtlOOl'r J1 1q18 •lltt\. 1 .... 1noot "'°""Y or praprrtr. o• JO~N l INI Other rtlfei MHHONV V 8 R1C. t T : ti Otl ... ,.,. to uoe-tlW ••••<• ~EltVl~~·~~~;t~~;~·NV 01 • ., •llorn•y In 1111• m•lttt, rot1 l4tll eu<li ...,te••nl ~uld llo \O ~h w 11 .. 1 Yt"" lwulml""" ~ ,.,...., wrllltn ··-~· II •n,, m.tr bt Ill.. Pul)lt\MO 0r...,qo• (0.1\1 Dt•I• PolOI °" llmt. No•tMbN 6 tqll 'I 17 18 0 11•• Me•• . .,,, I -----~l~~~lllMI: SIJOHN P UBLIC NOTICE Bv IC•rtn Svnco o.o..tY DONALD A. M(CAltTIH 2910 ... , ..... , .... •21• t"All•M•w ,CAttU• T•I: 11141 MG-TU1 Allo,...y tw· ,._.",_' •The resoon\e ""cl olller Pr•m•!ltd OdPrr\ m~I bt tn wrlltnq dl>O '" tht lotm ort"rtt>eo D\' lht Cdllloonla Rult\ of C.O...f\ Tllety muSI ~ lllto 1n 1111\ (OUfl wllll 11't pr-r l1ll11Q I~ dncl prool OI ~rvl(e Of d <OPV ol Ht" on .ern-• 1'M 1-·-• wmmons 1\ Clerf'll'd ~nreo on'' p~r1v mav •••• d<>~o>dlnQ on tne ,,,.the>l' \et CtP 4IJ 10 tnrouQh •I\ ~O Publl•Md 0rMl9" Coan Od1ly Pllo1 O<I 16 13. 30. Nov 6, 1918 ftSUll- HOTICE 0 1' DISSOLUTION OF "AltTHl!llSMIP Pubt•< nott<,. '' f\f'rebv Q••rn 111•1 L c SMULl ... a D AflR \ILLE E S T ... FFORO tt ~rttofo r' OotnQ OUf1nt\\ Ur'\ Cler lllO ll<lltiou1. firm ,..,,,.. af\CI )IVI• ol 'O SOUTH LA SENO• <It 111140 S•., Par' "oultv•r<I. Cllr ol 1 n11nt. Cou111y ol Or•r>Qe. Sltle ot C•lrlornod, <llCI on lllt t blll dev ot O< 1ot>er ••11, OY mutu•• tonsenl. Oluol•t t1'cr 1•ld partn•nlltp -te<m•rMtf' t~r rtlt llO<'I\ es p.lrlntn lllere<n O•ttd •II ltvl,.., ~lllo<n1• ""' '"'" d~r 01Otl-r,1'78 lC~ll Publl\r>tel Or-'°"'' D•il., Pilot Nov •. lt7f STAR GAZEKtt~ ~::..::::..:..;:..:..:.----81 C:L\Y ~ POLLAN k ,_ Oool; A-"Y wlfi J;\ V Au•'''"' t• Hrl• Sto" To d e•elop mtUOQ• lo• Tuudoy. reod wor~ ~0<~~"'0 to nulftbttn of VoJK Zod•OC bi,,._ l19" •0..e )t C,.#li ••'fwi ,._,, .. 1'•,~· .a:, ..... )MtJft\111" >:in &J t"""lt••• • fodAJ ,. ... .. ....,. , ... "'° 1110. UC-. ·-,.,.,,, ..... " 1H ... f'0 ,,,.. ,, °'•"""•• ·-»\Ah• .. , .......... ... -~· MO-~tN.• !Of_..,. ""°' ,.. .. .... .. -" f1¥9f •I-.a_, IH- 110...~·· ..,, .... ~h P>Oe; , ........ ::t:.. ,. fttf'll ..... .,.. .. ~ .. °" .. .,... .... ,, ..... .,..._ ,,_. .... .. ~ 11c..o-· ti ff/It .. -1tu• .. ltOI 10-tO<ltM ,,~ tlOt ., ..... no.~• .,~··· lllt »-U C.. tJ \.eel! ,. °"' .... "4"•" M OM; ,,~ .. 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Wtd t OU<t, •I 100 (I'"' Ctnl<'f Oro ... lll'e\I, "''""City ot ~~I• Al'I•, CtlllOfnl• O•ttd<>c-11.1•7' WILLl"M E. 51 JONN, countvC,.<k OlAUS J . Ol'l'EOAHI. ... 0 . ··-'°'' u Mir Aft , c.tit . ._. Allofl••• fw ,.i1t1t11er PuOlt•-0t<lft00t CO<l\I 0 <1•IY PllOI No• b.:..!...!_l . _.~ --__ \U~ /I P UBUC NOTICE IUUM l'ICTITIOVS BUSINESS HAME STAT~M£NT 'Pu~ rouow1"q Of'r'°n\ ... , .. OO•"Q bU\tne"\' o4t SPORrs (MPOP tUM ''0'' E awaro\ SI , Hun11nolon is.-.,, n c.- t?ld SttOf\fn Atnb,()\,. NH "' J\•l J•~mu> Ctr ~"' 11..a<ll CA 90/IO Br~lt DallOI\ WltlT~ 10 p,...,,lo~ lfv•ne C.A ..,,., Ald•n t4 W1nOr\ '''0ti M•t , 1\bur9n RCI l 0, AIAM•\O\ ('A ttOt>O f P\t\ t>u"'""'' '' tonQuC1410 bt ... Qf"f'~f•I 0it'1fWr\hlO ~t~nA NI(\ fl'h\ \14\~fU w~' fdt'C'I A-10' fhf County Cler\ UI Ordl\Qr' Counr. Of\ O< tOll"r J1 1~18 • CHA ALE\ L 8L[C.K, Jr -s \•~-.... • •1• Lo' Afttelft, CA. -~ FllUM Publt\...O Or-COd\I o ..... P"o' No• 6. 13, 20. 11 IWI PUBLIC NOTICE CP 14113 NOTICE TO Cit EDITORS \UPEAtOft COUIH OF THI'. n -.TE OF C.ALtfOA"t" FOR THE COUNT\I OF Oll•HOf NO • •nn E'tdi\t ot JOt-tN 1 OOl-'N ,.,,,c. >.no .. n o• JOH'< JAME'> OOl ... N 0el U'410 NOT ICE ... Hl P l IJV Ct\/EN IC• rn. (.ttd•tor .. OI The' ~bo"r Od.t'ht"d l'Jt_ '"'°"'"t tn•t .u ~t"4>ft\ n.1v•'lQ t '•*'m' -4(1f9'n~1 "" \•1'2 oe<eo.tnt .. ,.. ,,.QLilffl'<I h .. f t• 1twm ••'" ,,.,.. ,,...c.,.,. "' .. ,,,.,~ n..•• .. '" tht o tiit._ ut lht c. ,,.,. ,., H1• dbO-Vt ••t'\ttth•O coutt Ot If o,,.,. ,,. 11\tm. with,,,,. ,...,e,~rv .. uut httr\ tu the-vnoer,.~ dt ,,._,.. ••• oh•c: •• PlUNllElT 6 Pt.UNKEft ct?O• vr A¥~tH.1• Po~1 Ou u.1 Bo• 1~Q Hu~I 1nqto" 8'-d-ff't ( •Mntn.,,.. "'1""'8 ~l'h(.f\ ., the Pf•\.t of t>v\1rw~' ot '"" uf" Of''StQMd .n OU ""'''\:"' °""''W"llf'\'°1 \o t"9o .,.,.lf• oi ~10 ~(f"Oe'"f Wltl''lln f1l Ut montf\\ dth:r t~ tn"tt publ•f'1t•U" ol '"'' ftOh("" Oat-.CI OctOOl'r ·~ \Uhl R u1 l--O °"'''" E. (t'l UtOf (If Hw W •I at'"' ·•t"-JW• n..,ff1«.<1 D•("'l');N f'LUNKETT ~PLUNKETT 01 Olt•t • .,.., P 0 h• 1•• H111"lottt.., a..cll, C• •!Me h i. 17 u ) i»-JOJO AU•tftOt i.r En<tllor PuOll\,_ 0...r<!<~ .0'1\I O"•lt P•''ll 0(-IOOf'f •• 1J )0 -NO•O!mbtlr • 1971 •17• •• P UBLIC NOTICE f wO \(Ory WOOO trann MJ 'It'"'' tl•cJ Ohl\ dwt!lhnq w11t o. ttvtui.,Ot• •ot •, mov"I df'\O tr>-10\ftht>n trotn Yl'li() W• '' 0<~•" F '°"' N•·'tlltg.Qrt ti~•'' I .,o tit• oil \IUStor Oi 1,t•I' Pybl1,nl1(1 Qr.~n~ (..o,..,, 0'4•11 ~···I 0<.IOl)tior JI fif@W>mntf t l .J ~ I c • 10 IJ, t~/8 '""ii It. PUBUC NOTICE llSUU NOTICE OF OISSOl.UTION OF PAltTHEltSHIP P\i!Ohc notH .. e '' ncu hV q1v1•n '"'''' llOOE fll CIC .A ~ RAS£P 4"~ PATRICIA , fA.AS£R dl\O ROl•I F;l E MAUER ""O t Rl\/\A • MA UI " f\itrtfOfor~ OOO'"Q t>v in~'' v"Ot • l"- ftct11tou~ firm n,u~"' <1nO ,,.,, .. n 1 11'1£JO UOVOR •II 26Q!>J f 6,t L·• l'•1 Roeo CtlV Of ""''"on Vl\'IO. Counl~ C)t Or•nQf'. St4te of C..&MOfn1,;, d•fJ 0•' th, 91n City Of J.,,,., 1•'9 OT ""'111<11 • "" )et'll d f\ .. otYC-thifo 't.Hd l)dr1Mf..,,r'11p uU(7 tt'rm1n_.t,. tt\_.,,. r1tt•llOI') ~ pi,nn. ,., t~re•f" S.t1a bu''~" 1" tne-•uh.;rP w•11 °''" COl\CIU<lev ROOEPT E M.-v l R •nCI IRMA ; MAUE fl, who "'"' u .... ano Oi\(F'IMO-,fll lit\billt•~· ~ft(J M t>h ot Inf" t ''"' ..-.na tt•H••Y• "'" monw\ l)ot't!!'IDI•• to I"'-"'''"' furt" .. ' f"Ot•t .. '' t'lil ,-rny Qrv• fl fftttl int una c.-r\tonf'd w10 nOI ()r• ,,.,,JIO"'' bit" trO"' '"•\ ""'' oo lor ,.,.."' Obhu• t•on' •"' orr,'(1 b'f' ,,,.., otnf',, '" 1n 1, 1 ri~r • ''"'"'" n.-.ifl\ n.•m• ur '" rn.• ,,.,,,.,. Ot Int' t1tn" Ocl tfl'd "' ttJt,11,.. r -tl1fnr n1.1 0·11\ 16rn <1•1 ot Ot 100.-r 011 FULOP ROLSTON, 8URH~ A "'tltlTTltlCtl R~rt E M 10.11N· lr'"6 J Mdvt'r ""'>1"-0r .. ,.. co'"' o~x ,,,.. NOY 6, n7t is a good day to advertise in the Daily Pilot Classified Section. i ' . I l J • f ' - NATION Monday. NcMlmber 6. 1978 DAIL y PILOT A JI People, Places Recalled....--PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT SECOND DISTalCT EMDORSIMEKT Park Books Provide Guid WASRINGTON CA P> Tbe aqa ol A.merica'a roundlnC and early ~b ll bttin& ret'OWJt.ed ln • Miiel ot ~· luueod b)' tht Natiooal Park ~rvic~ · Wblle aimed at ctes<-ribtna t.be •lle1 and buUdln&a that played • part in the natlon'a past, the boo-• aleo look at lbe peoph1 ln volvect Md how lhf>lr acUona lo' n111tnced the future developm~t ol t.be COUIJtr7. TBS 800&8 Aa~ uch dlvhled lao l"'o parts The Rrat provldea • narrative or th~ period \mdel' t'xamlnatton Thl' teat ia lllustratt'd with period map• and draw1n.cs Th~ tftOnd part· ron1111u Dl denrlplions of all or lhl' hlat.or1c •llet and buildtnas 1n the subJect areu. Tho park servlN.' roni11ders these vohuuff u guidebooks to hll~ty. Tbt boob are aU avaUable from tb~ Superintendent of Doc umenu , U S. Govemnient Printing Ofrice, Washlnaton, QUEENIE ....... -.;C.,, ...... -_ -. - _.UfV11tt"'°'"'' ,,.., . .: , L.!"'r I -' 0 C . io.oi. AvaJlablo art -'1DPLOaEa AND Stt Uera." S7.$0, ato<'k numbl•r 024·00$·00008 2 The early ell plora\lon and MtUement lnclud ln1 • look at lht people who con quered the new wllderneas. "Co&onl1l1 and P1trtots. ·· $$.$$, •lock numb e r 024·005·00007·l Sketches tht- yuu 1700 1713 lollowln1 tht· tr anaronnaUon of lhe coloo.laltl lnlO Amerlun patriots. "Ji'oundera and Fron · Uer1men," ts.50, atock number oi..oo~. Narrates lhe early nationhood and weatward move ment ln the years 1783 to 1828. --··~. Co-wband, and Sodbulter, · ~.90, stock number 024·~. Tella the atory oC the people who settled America'• vaat new emplre of plalnt, delertl and mountains we1t of the MluiuipPl. -''&OLDIE& .\NO Drive.·· $7.10 , stock numbe r 024·005·00236·7. Traces tbe The beat ski bargains anywhere are found In the Skiing ctaa8ffled ad• In the DAILY 'PILOT 642·5678 to History <:oursl' or the Indian affairs and the Indian wari. -"~wla and Clerk." sa.35. 11tot'k number 024 005·00559·5 f"o lluws the traJl of the two ex· ptorer• who carrifld the flag weal lo the Pacific In 1804· l806. , -· 'SiJnen of lh• Declara. tton." $6.85. stock number 024·005·00593·5. Olacusses the role or those who wrote and slaned lbe Declaration or In· dependence bringing the new na· tion tnlo being. Includes bio· graphical sketches or all signers ''S I GNE R S OF the Cons ttlutlon." $6 .40, s toc k number 024-005--00649-4. Details the events surrounding the con. ception of this document a nd the careers o f the Founding Fathers. -''The President.s," $8. stock nu mber 024·005·00683·4. Dis· cusses the concept and develop- me nt of the presidency and sum· marlz.es the lives of the presi· dents including J immy Carte.r. ALL MAKES! 833-0555 Alie for Our lW( SftCIAUST at HOWARD Chevrolet eo.-o1 Oo.a lftd Oueti Sta NEWPORT BEACH 0 ORANGE COUNTY TAXPAYERS ENDORSE HARRIEIT WIEDER FOR SUPERVISOR Western Orange County -Hundreds of taxpayers In the Second Supervlsoral District today "announced they have endorsed Harriett Wieder as the only candidate qualified to make Prop. 13 work for the cities of Huntington ·Beach, Garden Grove, Seal Beach, Stanton, Cypress, Los Alamltos-Rossmoor Sunset Beach and Leisure World." ' MICt\Ael p ""- -M 8-s.llY a...-. .. JoMOll I R...,,..,.,. B•"QIWtn VICM ~n.,,., 1.-a s....n~ -• AIOVftl .,.__ hw&MWOoe~ Je-' a .. -o.w.o.. I.At I Mtt Aotml 0e ~ Johtt ... .._... l lllcelO" AorT-Do<1 Ann l"'OO Mr &Mta w1..v....._.. Vein I "-t• v .. OW..• Cleud•• v.a.. 1 w.-.. Mr lMta C ~ R°"'1 4 ~ M~WW- WJEDH IS THI OM. Y SICC>te DtSt ltCt CAMOIOA Tl OFACIALLY &IDOISID IY HOWARD JARVIS · NOP. ll·AUTHOll Ale_._ .IOIWl ••-~ ...... TOM8-8o0~ A""'1tC--.._ Vltvne ,,,_ 8HfO.IW OonelCI ,,.,.. W•tterG- Jeetc .. H-f.flltt Mems ~:w.= ,,........._ Rvlfl8at .. Pfl!No C"--' _.,.L_,.,. Hon ,,..,.lalto ....... l-... _,,._ Mn•mMu:. ~ ........... frf9H-e...L H-=-A_N_ '°" Aec>Now 8rtt Aul919 Joe~ toaet>-• 0 c 8tlt\le1 JemW&•I H...., & -8f'O'M' Stul S...~ -JoM • ""' c:.v-~a..-,.,,.a .... Stocv 11°' .. ""' Jof> & C0<>n.-t K01~ I""' L•"ll'*" Mentvn lJftNll l_,•& lvteMuaan o..t,.c:hNoe ...... o .... ,l.,,...,~ R-.SO..... -•Eva~ Pro! wauv a lu ~ MO<\Llu<...UJ~ S1on 5"""'n 0on .. 1._ E.....-r.- Hon 0-' NlftcY&Andlit 8.ay l lltteton 8-.UAled\ M~ Andf9w Mect!t G-ve•~~ Ooroll'ly ... __ lo'lty Ann Mer11to ~&Terry~ W-Mce.n fOllla>eM E-111-INWte"-,._.llllCll .-,,,,. ..... ~ BOl>W.,.._ 0-V-61'_'1'_, A--Vlf9inia8-..__ Oy_.,_ ~..,.,... ~~ OrOoMIO~ ~r.:- Mt -Mta W J. -ow..-~'-~-A ppntVecl llV ~rr leU W'-t 'lbday'S the last day of our 2-for-lexpansion Sale-Abralion. Come in now and get a2-year regular membership for the price of the first year alone at lloliday Spa Beallh Clubs. • We're celebrating the remodeling and expansion of our two most magnificent facilities, and the addition of three new locations in the Inland Empire ... with a very special offer. A twcryear member- ship for the price of the first year alone. Call it a 2-for· 1 Sale-abrationt But today's the final day of our Sale- abration-S9 stop in right now! At Encino or Chatsworth/Northridge, where we've <-> added more room plus more and better equipment Come in to one of our three ~'",.. new locations-Riverside, San ,,,,, Bernardino, or Montclair. Or to any of our 13 locations in Southern California. The offer is good at all locations. Talk with one of our fitness oounsel· ~ ors about our Progressive Program of Exercise-one of the fastest. most effec· tive ways to trim down, firm up, or repro- portion. Then tour the facilities-the steam, sauna. whirJpool, and sun rooms. The super- equipped exercise rooms. The plush dressing r~. You1lfind'an invitingpoolandjogging at many locations. And warm.hospitality everywhere. -But don't wait. Today at 10 P. M.-time's up. So come in right away. I 0 ~~O 2 years for the price of the first year alone. Offer good at all locations until 10 P. M. today only. 0 .:1 c lntendCtuba Rlwrlllde 4020 Madison lat ArftngtonJ ( 714) 681· 1315 ..., ............ "° 333 N. H Street (QPOOSllO Central City Mall) (7141 S00.1361 Mofttdalr 6350 Ollve Strool (al Central Ave .. OOPQ'>1le Mont<J011'181')1 Watdl ( 714) 626-3500 UCountv ~~ 9143 DeSoto Avu alNofdhoH 1213) 882·5912 ...... t 7031 Ventura Blvd • West of Balboa '213) 986-6330 Hoa) wood 7080 Hollywood Blvc1 COmel' L8 Bree Avu Safa Mechcal Cenl9' (213) 469-6307 410~a~vd. Comer of Carson [2t3) 426-8674 W.stLosAn9ele• 1914 So Bundy <near0fymp1c Blvd I (213) 820.7571 Or .... ~ ...... p.n 510 South Beach Blvd . South of Lincoln Ave. (7,4) 826-0381 eo.ta .... 23CO Harbor Blvd • Harbc>f Centef (7 t 4) 549-3368 tutu~-.... 18585 am Street (Mam St.at Beach Blvd.) (714) 842-1461 0r.,.. 622 East Kete41a Ave • 'M.lst.of Tus11n Ave (714)~2441 w..tmtrtdef' 6787 Wettmioster !we., 'M.lstminster Center (714) 894-3387 ' . .. AJC C>Nl y PtLOT Mondly. NoYtmbef e. 1971 NATION I LOCAL Little Riehard Gives Up Roek ·for God Toll of Success TDo High: Drugs, Booze DALI.AS <APl I\ hap~ns to him ull ~ l\mt Jo'olb ·~ en lrodut"ed lo Ltlll«' H1cbard they :.tart to a.hake-bu~ t1nd mll!-'> ct bent ,. "Who'"' tht.·)' a~k of th,• {JUI 1nao tn a ru t t"o lon •d \Ult 'Naw '· ··H1:· lw .uys . tuflJnr his Ra bit-&Qd t>Jtltmctln b1~ tu1nd .. God bl you .. IT TIDOW'S TIIF.M Where Uwy ask. ls tht• QbSt("nmg, noppy pompadour. lM ty~llnt>r. th~ ''lvn t'llf>t' th11t bt>cum' lht• t radt•ma~ o( th • I~ Jl''"'" poundll'\t: ro..·k ·n rolla•r ., Cont> for t~ )t"ur-. now, b~ ~dY' Cont-, SIOC'e h .. dht'OV~ f hn st' a.uld .,,.enl on tht' road to ·· pr\.',ld Hi1' bttaulJful word " A• 1r lo 1>bow h~"i. ll>tll«"'-'. H1chard wryl) admll:; the pom pkldour WliSn't t'VE'n h1~ to bcgUf "1th "I dldn't grow it. I Jll'l -.ent to th~ store and bouRht 1t. · he boot t'd . his penc il thin moustache d1sappeanng behtnd the s pht ol his mouth. Tfft: STORV OF Richard's mid-life tw'nabout the s 45> is not unique With no big bits blnct: the late 19405. he spent the l'960s aod early 1970s on the road pumping out his old hits, "Tutt.I· Fru1tie," "Long Tall Sally," "Lucille," "J enny Jenny" and "Good Golly Miss Molly." But the price of trying to SUY NAl\1E lnth~ NE\\; . nt<or the top cam e high for Richard Pl'NUM n. tht-third of ' 2 (' h lldrt.'D 'I wu u.~1ng dol)f. marUuau. .anflt'l du t , ~.-lne and heroin '*Ith P.•111 and drlnktn(I." h • "aid ·All I want~ w do Wb h "e orjPt: . gt-t high und llng .ill m y old hJt~ " THEN. WlTIUN THt; 5P~ of 3 )'t"Dr, thrt'~ frl..-nds und 41 younl(er brother dlt'd suddt"IUY Ill' turn~ lo G~ Hu\ proplf', t•speciuUy here tn I h1i. s t.ronahold of rellgloutt coo M!r\'3h 11m . remain 1kepl1cal A h •w :.Ult remember R ichard':. "convt>ralon " more tha n 20 yvars ua(o when. alter a barrow· 1n~ rt1ghl over Australia. he . made a ooaJ with Ood ... Tbt ~tory btto01e more notonoua when he ~ :; nsthtl of rtnga otr a rerry to pr0ve hia sincerity to • bond mem~r. "I took my eyes off Jesus." be e>xplalns of the earlier . tem· porary convenloa. ··1 was r~ly y oung the n . It wasn 't the m Hsage, 1t was me . God hu - reall~ dooe something ror me. Thiai1 the truth •. HE LAPSES INTO the old Jargon oct"as1onally, relating how he "plays. or preaches" all ucross the country. but be woo't ~ing rock ·n' roll "Rock. 'n' roll doesn't glorify God. You can't drink out of God's cup and the devil's cup at th~ same time, .. be says. "I was Xylitol Taken Out of Orbit CHJCAGO CAP> -The natural sweetener xylitol bas bffn re- moved from Ortiit chewing gum beeause of what the Wm. Wrigley Jr Co. calls unwarranted public fears that the chemical may caU&e cancer ,. William Hagenagb. Wri~y vice president and treasu.ttr. said that sales o( the chewing gum have dropped since a study in England implicated xylltol in causlog bladder cancer in laboratory animals. He said Orbit bad been reformulated and expressed regret that xylltol had t.o be removed because some studies. he said. indicate that it helps reduce tooth decay. one of the pioneers o ( th at mualc. one or the builders 1 know what the blocks are mado of bttause I built them · · At ace 7, be was singing on the stree~ o< bis naUve Macon . Ga . f<;>r co1ns. At 14, he was the l~d 1nnger in h.ls church choir He won a tale nt contest In l.951 quickly signed a record con'. tract. c~o .records and ju.st. u quick.ly, dropped from s1gbt. WBILE WASIUNG DISHES in a M aeon bus station. he sent a demon~tration ta pe, "Tutt1. FruiUe. · to another promoter. a od ru s star took off. Richard lives a more s ubdued life in Riverside. Cal.sf. with his mother. working for a Bible company out of Nashville. Tenn He c laims record companie~ owe hi!fl "millions" m roya)ties. but he s not making any efforts to collect. ''The Lord convinced me time 1s short and the time I was spendl~ with. that people could be woo mto the kingdom and to forgetit. So I forRot it. "PEOPLE AREN'T SKEP· lical· of m e ~ause I'm oot chargillg money for God. l go for J esus. "Obey God rather than man. That's Act.s 5:29." he intoned. thumbing tbrougb the pa~es. "Let's make sure that tex.t is right. I can't be quoting the wrooi text.'' A~WI ......... '1 GO FOR JESUS,' SAYS TiiE HEW LITTLE RICHARD Fonner Rocil 'n' Rollet' Wotks tor Btble Company 'Good Teacher of Math' Recalls Years of Joy 70-YEAR-OLO PLANS TO RENEW BELOVED CAREER No Otd Fogy, She Swims, Rides, Uvea Courageously Capo Airport Judge Paves Way For Lawsuit Trial A pre-t.nal ruling m Orange County Superior Court has paved t.IM? way for trial of a lawsuit filed against the city of San Juan Capistrano by the pilots who once used the now closed local airport. Judge Robert A. Banyard kept tbe pilots' hopes alive by ruling that a deed an which the city re· hnguisbed title t.o the airport's runway and taxiway areas may be invalid and should i>e ruled on ln the trial court. He issued the same ruling in regard to the pilots' claim th<1t the Brown Act was violated whe n the City Council went into a closed session April 19 to dis· cuss the controversia l airport is- sue. The Ralph M. Brown Act is a measure which was'designed t.o compel public agencies t.o dis- cuss public. business at open meetings. · Judge Ban.yard also ruJed thot the re was s ufficient evidence before him to justify arguments on the pllota' demand for an ln· junction against the city . That argument will also be aired when the lawsuit ls assigned lo trial. Earlier legal action by tbe pilots lalled to p revent the owners of t.M airport from tak· Ing over the property after the San Juan City Council relin· qulsbed I.he city's tillc to por· tiona of the airfield. CapiAtreoo Alport IDdtUtr1aJ Park partners Bruce Winton and Julian WUcox have cl6sed the airport to k>caJ pilotl· pending trial on the Issue. Attorney Franklin J . Dimloo, ' who represents the pilots, argues that the action by the city amounts to an illegal gift or lax·· payers i)roperty to Winton and Wilcox and that the partners' Utle to the strip of airport land is cloudy at best. The city took possession of the runway and taxiway area in 1.969 when Winton and Wilcox deeded the prope rly to S a n Juan .. eaplstrano in a bld to reduce mounting taxes at the industrial park. The deed contained a clause which provided for \he partners lo recover ownership of the 14· acre property lf ever the airport closed. The coot.roversy was brought to a head last year when an aircraft towing an advertising banner craah landed and killed a 5·y e ar-old girl close to tbe tlirport. SE~SM TAL~· ON INCRE.4SE NEW HAVEN. Conn. fAPl - Young childre n in t he early 1970s were exposed to more sex• Ism In storybooks than chUdren 20 years earlier, according to an authority on c h i ldre n 's Uteratu.tt. "Even thouah the amount of women c haracters h as In· creased, females are still cast in traditional work roles ... " says Helen Koss, usi.sunt professor of library science at Southern Connectkut State College. · l Hitler Refugee, 70, to Return to Classroom. Br JULES LOR AP5-W~ ROANOKE. Va. -Wh en she was 12, Herta Taussig, an outgo- ing, precocious girl. made an en·. try in her diary: "I want to be a teacber of m athematics . I don't, know whether I wilt' be good enough." Six years later she amended her dream: "I DON'T WANT just lo be a teacher of mathematics. I want t o be a good t eac he r of m athematics." So she became. Ask any of the hundreds who sat io Herta T a ussig Fre itag's classes a t Hollins College over a s pan or 23 years and knew her not just as a good teacher but also as a good person. a frie nd , a nd who learned from her as much about courage and perseverance as they did about differential equa- tions . For much of her life -she is 70 -fate seemed lo coMpire against her modest goal. The question never was whethe r she was good enough t.o teach but whether the gods would allow it. "MY FIRST TEACHING job in America was in upstate New York a t a school for poor children rrom broken homes, .. Mrs. Freitag saJd. "Naturally I (_AM_Em_u_) was apprehensive. Would the kids accept me'! ·'They accepted me once they discovered th at l had been kicked around. too." When young Herta confided her life's ambition to her diary. s he was enjoying, as s he recalls. "an extraordinarily ha p py childhood" in her native Vienna. Austria, a city of intellectual zest and ferment in those days, ali ve with music and art and laughter. HER FATHER WAS a ne wspaper editor. rus views on Hitler and Nazism well known. Thus. in 1938, just as Herta was embarking on a teaching c areer, t he Taussigs had to flee.Austria "Hitler took over on Friday. March 13. I will never forget father's toneless voice when he s aid to me, 'There is no Austria a nymore .• By the following Wednesdaybewasdismissed." F leeing was not easy. By sheer luck the Taussigs found an American sponsor, a doctor of the same name. but the waiting list was long . After nine months of biding New Coast Savings, LOan Shares Offered · A group of Orange Coast busl· nessmen is offering shares in a holding company for what will be a locally based thrift and loao psoci a lion. Newport Bancorp. the holding company. was incorporated in April by Fullerton banker Norman McFadden, Santa Ana bus inessman Howard Cham- be rlin and Costa Mesa busl· oessman Joba Rau: and at- torney John Virtue, banker Raymond Haas, mortga ge banker Thomas Ham mood, In· vestor John Elliott. st ock broker Kae Ewing, insurance broker Robe rt Milum. financial consul· tant Jerry Parker and financier Mel Zigner . all of Newport Beath. Virtue. who is chairman or Newport Bancorp's board, said Cout 1brift and Loan Aaaocia· Uon has been set up to take ad· vantage of the Ora.nae Coast's growing financial market. Virtue, wbo8e law firm recent· ly moved into its own buUd.inl in Newport Center. said the new building will house Coast Thrift and Loan as well as the law of· fices . ""e always intended to bave a financial lnsUtulion ln with us ·' he commented. Newport BancofP is offering 150.000 to 2.00,000 aliares at $10 a share. Of tbe fund• raised, $50,000 will l>e retained aa operatlnl fi!for the boklina com an and .25 m1llion will supp~y ~ ...... ..,, al capitalization of CoaJl 'nnn and Loan. F.ach member ol the board of dlrtcton. except Zt1ner, bolda 1.000 shares of Newport Ban· corp'11 stock. Zigner holds 6.000 aha res. In addition, S,000 shares bave beto aulgned to Vlrt~·s law llrm. A~WI ........ E•f ~n 1'fettldtoed Thaila nd's Crown Prince Vajiralongkom . 26, was or- dained i nt o Buddhis t monk hood today. following a Thai cus tom which en- courages a ll m a les to enter the monk hood for <.i tern· porary period. Clemente Man FaCes Charge Criminal charget have been nJed against a Capistrano Beach man who allegedly unUed a boat at Dana Point Harbor and aJ. )owed it to drill away lrom the dock. Orange County she rlH's Of· ticers said Joadlim Rolf Pfelf fer . 49. of 26295 Via Caliromio St.. was jailed on cha rgeR of wUlfuJly setting a vessel adrift OepuUes said Pfeiffer told them he wanted the slip for his own ute. and worrying they mcinaged to m ake It to England by agreetng to woMt as domestics. Herta sur· vived the Battle of Britain as a chambermaid. later a waitress FINALLY . H E R knowledge of English much improved after six years. her knowledge of wartime c1v1cs much improved after learning the rites of palm-greasing. she got passage to America on a freighter a nd applie d for citizenship the day it docked "They were happy years after that. I got my doctora te at Columbia University. I got the teaching job in New York and met my husband. I became a c itize n. The n. the years at Hollins were matchless." Once again, thoug h . Herta Freitag had to leave her beloved classroom. Seven years ago her husband became ill. She took early retirement to care for him Last month be died. TH ROUGH IT ALL. Herta Freitag never lost her love of teaching. or her &ove or livin~ She has a small apartment with a view of the Blue Ridge Moun· t a ins in a complex called Friendsrup Manor . "It is a place for old fogeys." she said. "politely called a re· tirement home." If Friendship Manor 1s for old fogeys, Hert.a Freitag 1s an the wrong place. She bought a tncy- cle and ndes 1t 10 males a day. She swims two hours a day Her i.tep h as a lilt to match her eyes, especially when they suddenly brighten, as the other day. "I RAVE GOOD news." ~he s:ud. "l had a call from Holun!-. College. They asked me to come back next year, to teach. "Willl'?Ofroursel will " Dental Group Fights Plan SALEM. Ore. CAP> -Oregon wi ll be the first stale in the na- tion to allow non·d entists to fit false teeth. if voters approve an initiative on Tuesday's ballot. T h e meas ure would a llow persons who make false teeth to fit them as well Supporters of denturism. as it 1..c; called. say 1t would cut the cost of fabc teeth Opp0nents, the h1g~esl being the A m~ncan Dental Associa· t1on. which has contributt'd $290.000 to defeat the ineas11rt'. s ay passage of Ballot Measure 5 would lead to poor dental care 'Free Doose' Giveau:ay Off er Drau:;s 250 How many people want a fr<.'i' house" Al least 250. says Harrison Negley, who 1s trying to ~Ive one away The rondit1on is that the run·do" n turn of I hl' <'<'ntury wood struc· tu re be movro at tht• n •s1p1f'nt ·s cost And be<'ausr no lot f!Oe~ "'1th the old two.b<:droom home al 31531 Cum1no Capistrano in San Juan Capistrano, 1t 's unpcratn c lh<a~ thC' taker have a placl' lo put It Those conditions. says Negley whose "free house" offer made headllncs m the Oruly Pilot on · Sept. 30. stop most would-be house hwiters. His orrer. later mentioned in a number of county newspapers and by a Los Angeles telcv1s1on station. resulted in a flood of phone calls. he says. Negley says he was winnowed the possibilities down to two good prospects. an aerospace rirm manager and a Newport Beach man who would like to truck tbe structure to Pasadena. The aer'06pacc Cirm m anager owns n lot in the Mission City's historic Los Rios neighborhood, Negley says. "I'd Like to see the house stay m San Juan." · Negley, who owns an antique shop on property adjacent to the 1907 house. would like to see the old building preserved. In a city of old homes. it doesn't rate a Cl· ty cultural heritage listing But cit y off\r\ala have en· couraged Nealey to save the bouae lnstead of demolishing It to make wa'j for an expansion of his antiquesh<>p. The house needs m oJor rt'· pairs. Ner,ley admlls, but it held tt nanu until two months nl(o. In the late 1930s it housed a restaurant ' . . ....:_1· Trash Bills Upped 20% In Clemente San Clement~ residents and businessmen will sec a 1ump in this month's trash collect1on hill. follo~mg a 11·1 vote by the City Council to approve higher rates. Councilman Howard Mus hett opposc·d thl· r3te hike. saying the 20 percent inc rease was too high. Res idential cust omer~ in singl~ family homes, who have paid S2 a month. will now be char~ed $2.35. Service to multi· ph• f:l miry dwclbngs will now be charg•>d $2 35 for thl hrsl unit and Sl.88 for each additional uniL /\ ~pok c s m an for San Clemente Commercial. Inc .. th(• company which contracts with the city for tr ash pickup, said the new rates ur<' still lower than rates charged in neighbor· ing communities. R esidential customers cur - rently pay monthly c harges of $3 in Da na Point, Laguna Niguel, San Juan Capistrano and South Laguna, he said. T he higher fees wert• request· ed by the rompony in order to avoid dlS!iO ntent among t•mployees. th«' ~pokl'~man said. San Clemenw tra~h collect.ors :.ire presently non-union mem- bers. 13 •ny IVl' re· \n· he ed 5. st 16 lft ,. Is t e r , ) f I I r • I t .. I I 1 t I I I I .. . . DM.YPM.OT AJ7 Paid Political Advertisement There are over 50,000 law enforcement professionals In Califor- nia. Nearly all of us want Senator George "Duke" DeukmeJlan for Attorney General. From police officers on their beat In the city to county Sheriffs throughout Galifornia, we want you to.know-we want .. Duke" for AttorneY. General. Duke Is tough on crime. We respect him and we know he respects us. - He's the author of Galifomia's death penalty law and many other tough anti-crime laws. His opponent has no background in law enforcement. In fact, the main reason so many of us are opposed to her Is her anti-law enforcement voting record. End0r5efnents: ca11rorn1a State Shertt'fS Assoclatton l 1st endorSernert In 84-year hlstoryl canrorrua Police Chiefs Assodat1on CaHfomla Peace omoers Association Cover 8,000 mem:>ers-1stendorSernentIn58- YM" history) canromta COrrectlonal OfTICers Association caJlfa"nla ~d HlghWlly Patrolmen Assoctatton d Special Agerts c:A the ca1lf0m1a Department a JUSUce Gallfomla Youth AuthOrfty Parole Agents AssodatlOn . Los Angeles eourty Professional Peace omoers As&oc&atJon lCNfJf' 4.SOO men !bets> CltzenS For Law m'1<2 Order. Inc. For instance, when she was in the State Assembly, she l voted against law enforcement 25 out of 26 times. But more than anything else, we are opposed to her be- cause she allowed her name to be used on the tette rt:iead of the .. Philip L . Allen Defense Committee:' Philip Allen was convicted of murdering one Deputy Sheriff and wounding two others. T.he Defense Committee was formed to fight that conviction. Sure, he's entitled to an appeal, but with money raised by the person who wants to be the chief law enforcement officer of California? Yvonne Burke? No thanks. We're voting for Senator George "Duke" Deukmejian for Attorney General. Ask any cop. Sonoma Cou1ty Shertft's Otfloe Employees As5oclatton san Gabnef Valley Polloe Offtcers Association Qakland Poflee omcers Association san Otego Courty Polloe Chiefs and Sher1ffs Associatk>n Peace omoers Research Association c:A c.allfOmla CPORACI <over 20.000 met 1 lbers> Sacramef'tO COu'1ty Oep..ty Sherttts A56oc1atton 5acramento City Poflce Officers As9odatlon Los Angeles Pol tee Protective League lover 7.000 membersl Torrance Polloe Offtcers Association Assoclat1on c:A Los Angeles Deputy Sherltts 22 Dlstr1d Attorneys · OVer 200 Deputy Dfstrtct Attorneys FOR orney General -'1 .. • ~GEORGE."Du •• D • " (Duke-may-gin) t \ . J • • . . t ··-'6 ... _llp' Actr ess Dian e K eaton will st.ar in the romudy "Captain Gn>ws~ Up," adapll"d from u no\o·el by Kit Reed. It is t o be filmed i n New York Ci ty and P e nn · sylvunia. Wealth Aids in Testing SACRAMENTO <APl -A st.ate. rewrt says the achieve ment gap be lween richer and poorer children in the California schools ap- pears to be wideoi.Jur:. The report said tbe decline in the test scores or poorer children seems to be part ol a naUonal trend, with the decline -· be ginning around the firth grade and ilscreas· ing later. THE STATE legislative analyst's of. fice said of California's schools : .. A comparison of stu-dent scores in these schools s hows that bet ween 1975-76 and 1976 -77. st udent performance in low socio-economic status schools declined rel.Ove to the performance of children in higher .oc:& eco nomic statu s schools." THE BEPOrr recom- mended another survey to determine how well the teachers are t.cained in what they . teach ; strict er legislative re· quirements tbal teachers be thoroughly prepared in wbat they t e ach . and that the Department of Edut:a· tio n investigat e why low.income ch ildre n's scores have declined. The r~·port said a perfect comparison b e tween the national a nd state picture isn't possible, therefore ••we ca nnot say wb ~tber Californ ia c hildren declined more or leas than their counterparts across lhe COUDlry. ••mE DECLINE ap- pears to be the greatest 10 verbal skills but eo- com passes all s ubject areas tested, except the na tural sciences where tittle Or no decline bas occurred nationally.'' As for the national decline between 1960 and 1976, ••no def'lDite ca u ses h ave be e n established.'' One possible factor, It said , 1s that more minority children and mor e low ·income children are now in secondary s chool and they ·•as a group tend to score lower than other students." Exchange Branch Pondered • I .. Mondlr. Niau+ tlOOfl. 1111 • CALIFORNIA '78-Wlnes Appear Well Worth Toasting • SACRAMl:NTO IAP ) -This year 's crop of varietal win~ arapH tn lbe Napa Valley is re· port.I by crowett u Mini a re- cord In at1e and excellent in' quality Said Bob Dwye r. e•ecullve secretary of the Nap11 Valley Grape Growen t\J10Clallon. In an lnte rVif:w · "I Wnk this la the kind of year that la aolnc tu be • 'keeper.' "PAlmCULAllL Y THE r«b. Tbe,_ 8"I fOlnl lo bt IOMCI bll • wint'S the! ('llO ~ lu1(1 down For many years In the ctill!lr." Dwyer 1aid an 1ncrea!le in bear· Ing acreage c•plalns the increase in the aiu of the <' rop from 6$,000 to 70.000 t°""' I-le aajd that dc~pite a high sug. ar content product-'d by a warm h11rvcat ae11$0n, the acid content held up -und it la the b111lance of the two lhal makt-'1 aood wine. l'OUNTVILLE Gl\OWER Ren Jfarria aald Joh annesburg Ri eslin1 grapes approach SO ~rcent sug,_r this year, unll!uaU y hig h. "This almoat never occurs in the 10 the prices they Paid to growers. Nafa .Yalley. Ar. a result, tber.e THE P~ICES MAV be as high wl1 be a limited supf.ly or a wine as last year. when Napa Valley, that closely resemb ea the very growers got S603 a ton ror cabemet sweet German wines Ev en In sauvignon grapes. and $671 a ton Germany, thc$e types or "'ine can for Joh~bur1 Riesling grapes, be made only every five years or Dwyer said so," Hanis said. He sajd it's the hJJher sugar Dwyer said that although tlle content that as keeping up~ the croP.,. I& 99 percent harvested , most price of the reds, but for the growers wo n't know for several · whiles il's the increase in demand. mo~tba what price they'U get for Anoth er g rowe r , Ch ar l es their grapes. A recent state law Williams . said rains twice the requires wineries to report by Jan. normal 29 inct}es last winter and spring contributed Co tbe record crop. 1 BUT RA.a&IS SAID tbe rain l wasn't a total bleuine: ''There ! were a few cues of fttder roots ! dying because of the moisture, but in most cues the ground had been i so dry /rom the drouaht, It a b s orti e d the mo ist ure beautifully." · The droqht cut Napa Valley produclloo to 36,000 tons In 1976. Williallll Hid. ' ' Slicker p ice as sho'wn. Including opHonal ..:vtlite sidrn.voll mes {S43) ond Calif. emissions {$69). excluding titte. laxes and destination charges. Com~re Pinto: It may be the best small car buy in America --,~ ... - NEW DESIGN PINTO Pinto kw '79 hos a f'l8'W design. New up front, new In bock. new inside. And Pinlo has more slondord lectures than last veor -it's o complete smon cor. PINTO VALUE When vou co!$,\~~P.o·s low stlcke• price lo ol~er comparably equipped cors. you may be In fOf o sUl'prlse. Foreign exchonge """' hoYe con-trit:Ued to dcomonc lnaeoses In ""' """""·prices ol lmporls. Now ... PINTO RUNABOUT IS: 111on1~tl~~b,ck 111onm~~~ !hon~~~~ 3-Door MORE STANDARD FEATURES THAN LAST VEAR EXCITING Choose ~M~~ol!T'Odefs, including lhe exciting new ESS with European-type styling. For the more economy.minded buyer. thefe's Pinto Pony (with Jewef staildacd lealures) at $3,199. And a new Pony Wagon. at $3,!>'19. Sticker P<ices exclud- ing litte, taxes. destination CharQ9$ and California emissions. gE.!!§.l~~J,Y.UE~ 77s and 78s before it. have ~ luel -,.,.,em leottKes, Including o long&< Iii~ p ipe, plus gos tonk sniek:I. P"1fo~l~~~~0""1 to excel6ent EPA mileOge estimates, Pink>'s recommended schedlJed l'TIOntenonce apet"otions have been sub$IOnHoltt re· duced OY9f the post six years. 'fhe Exchange Club or Newport Harbor ls al· tempting to form a branch in Irvine in the -Sky Park Circle bus!~ ness complex. The national service"" club emphasiiee youth, community service and American citizenship programs. It plans to draw mem· b erahlp for the new chapter rrom I.he 800- plus businesses built and planned tor SkY Park Clrcle1 .ne•! Oran1e County iurpon. And Plnlo sticl<e< pc ices oompoie lo- YOJOt*fwrthdomesflc small cars too. EPA est I motes with 2 3 11tre engine ond i -speed monvol l1onsm1ssi0n twogon rotings ore lowef} Your OciuOl rnleoQe may vorv. depending on riow ond W"9lfe vou drfYe. 'flM oar's oonditlon ond cp- If formed . It will become tbe 1.sth club tD. the Californta·Nevada. Hawaii Exchange Club District. Buslneamen and pro. resalonala interested la jotntnc lhould call Alton t.H, at 56'7·5800, or Bill Vauchn, at 979·3700. PINTO RUNABOUT IS: ;:.,,,~~~k 1hon~1~k • Sleel.oerteo ICdol9 not ve! CMJlliable: on ColtfOrniO and rvi;ti·ortttvOe Pinto ~ ~ wttn 2.3 lltfti ef'Qine ondopClorO o,MlrnOllC •Q'1Sn'llwon See yOIJI d9aer PLUS: • Rock o~lnloo Slee<lng • ~·Keved C\11-Plle Co•pel -• Front Oise Brokes • 8f1Qht Window Frome$ • OuraSpar1< Electrontc Ignition • Front Stobfllzar Bar • Deluxe Bumper Group • And more --over 2~ mllllon Pintos sold since Its Introduction. FORD PINTO l i ! ' ' I FORD DIVISION~ 1 ,- . -. • ! I i • . I I • r I I le • ' " ·I ph•· " INSIDE: •Comics •Stocks •Movies eiTetevtsion Monmy. ~ &. 1978 OAILYfl'IL01' •J Ranis Can Thank Their Special Tea01S: 0.11' Pli.t P"°">S lly U. PeYM, P•lrk k 0'0-11 ORANGE COAST'S DOUG .PATTON (LEFT PHOTO} ANO KELLY DUNN (RtGHT) ARE FRIENDLY RIVALS. JC Goalies: Friendly Enemies By JORN SEVANO Of tM Oellr ...... SUH When Kelly Dunn o( Golden West College a nd Doug Patton of Orange Coast were teammates b ack in their high schools days. little did they realize they would be competitors m the years to com e . Dunn and Patton met while playing on Newport Harbor High's soccer team_ Both played the field at the lime. and a friendship quickly ensued. DUNN'S MOVE to the new position occurred last year during the final three games of tbe state playoffs for Golden West. Disciplinary action against the . r egular goaJtender left the Rustlers without one. and Dunn. who volunteereo for the job, was quickly pressed into service. ufar net·nii1'der this year. But while Dunn enjoys his new.found position. Patton is playing the spot under protest. "Our reguJar goalie -John Benbow- made the junior national team so that left us without one for a l"ame or two, .. said Patton. "I played there for awhile and then we got another one. But he had trouble making the practices and the team voled him off the squad THE FRIENDSHIP WAS close enough where they both entered the same junior colleRe-Orange Coast- arter graduating from the tugh school ranks. "I never dreamed I'd ever be a goaUe until last year whe n r got bored and de· cided to do some fooling around dunng practice." satd the 19-year·old Dunn. who has played with assorted tnJurie~ all season. "Our reJ,!ular goaJte bad missed a couple of practices earlier in the year. and was even late for one game "I WAS THE ONLY one left to do the JOb a nd my first reaction was. 'No way'. But I wanted to play and r wanted to do ";hat 1 thought was be~I for the club. So. l m playing the pos1twn under protest." he sa ys wtlh a smile The moves have paid dividends for both sides But Dunn couldn 't find happiness playing soccer al OCC an§I transfered to Golden West. Now. both are fnendly e ne mies. and both h ave also changt!d pos itions from playing the fi eld to being their team 's goaltender. "Well. he missed a practice in t he playoffs and o ur coach decided that was enough.So. I got the job .. The Rustlers. the defendm~ state champs. are currently in third place in the conference standings. two games behind Santa A11a Dunn. although ham . PATTON'S STORY is similar He. too. was pressed into duty because of disciplmarv action to the Pirates' reg. See GOALIES, Page 84 Lakers Now 6-0 at Home " Cleveland Latest IA Victim, 117-107 INGLEWOOD fAP > -The Los Angeles Lakfrs have played like one of the National Basket- ball Association's finest team:, lately. But it ·s nol coincidental that their last five games have been at home. '"I'm pleased with the way we're playing but I'll be more pleased if we play like this out on the road." said Coach Jerry West after the Lakers' 117-107 victory over Cleveland Sunday night. LOS ANGELES JS now a perfect 6-0 on its home court but it's been a much different story thus far on the road, where 1t is 0-4. The Lakers return to action at Chicago Tuesday night a nd then play at Indiana Wed nesday. Karee m Abdul·Jabbar a nd Adrian Dantley scored 26 points each and Norm Nixon added 25 more In Los Angeles' most re· cent victory. which bad au the appearances or a runaway until the Cavaliers rarnt.>d late in the game. The Lakers were ahead by 18 points with some nine minutes to play but Cleveland narrowed the gap to four points. 109-105. with 1·32 remaining. At that point, the Cavaliers called a timeout. ••1 TOLD TB£ TEAM, there's still time to score six points'... Cleveland Coach BiJI Fitch said after the game. "But we didn't mean for the Lakers to score the six. "Our~game plan was to keep them OU1 of their running game and generally we did," added Fitch. "But we played dumb in the last two minutes or both, S1Dlday' s NFL Report Sanday•• Games SeahaWk.s at Bears Cowboys at Oolphjns Jets at Broncos Bucs at Ra ms Raiders at Chiefs 49ers at Falcons Packers at. Eagles Saints at Steelers Giants at Cardinals Browns at Oilers Lions at Vikings Bengals at Charg4:rs Patriota at Bills The Upsets Pregame Odds Bears by 3 Cowboys by 1 Broncos by 9 The Setups Rams by 10 Raiders by 7 Falcons by 7 Eagles by4 Steelers by 10 Cardinals by 3 Oilers bys Vikings by 7 Chargers by 7 Patrlols by 9 Final Score Seabawks, 31·29 Dolphins. 23-16 Jets. 31·28 Rams,26·23 Raiders, zo.10 Falcons, 21·10 Ea1les, 10.3 Steelers. 20· 14 Cardinals. 20·10 Oilers. 14· 10 Vikings. 17-7 Chargers, 22·13 Patriots, 14·10 '> '> '>., hal ves and that was the ball game. "We felt we had to keep them unde r 120 points t o have a cha nce to win. We are more con- cerned with the pace of the game than they are ... ONE '.11DNG THAT helped the Cavahers keep the Lakers out of their running game was the fact that Cleveland won the rebound· ing battle 62-44. When asked about that. West said. "We try to help out on de· fense. Then. unless you're really active. rebounds are hard to gel. They're a good rebounding team and they play well together." Jim Choncs pa c ed th e Cavaliers with 21 points and 12 rebo\Jnds . Terry Furlow and Bingo Smith added 18 and 15 points. respectively. for t he Ca,valiers. "WE PLAYED pretty well, especially considering we're ml&sing three starters." said Fitch ... i\nd I really liked the performance or our three rookies -Harry Davis. Kenny Higgs and Mike Mitchell." The sidelined Cavaliers are leading scorer Campy Rusl)ell , out with a sprained arch on his right foot. Elmore Smith. re· oovering from exploratory knee surgery and Foots Walker. who .has a sprained ankle. C\.tVRLANO C"71 ·-Sr_.,.r I 0-0 l , Mllci.tll S 0-0 10 Cl!Onn 10 M ti: A. C•rr t 0-0 11. Fr.,1«r • l·I •. Smottl I l 1 IS. l'Uf"'°"" 1 4 • 11, .... .....,.,, t 0-0 12; Hlo;t I 0.0 1. O..rts S 0.0 6. TollllS io 1.a 107 \.OS ANORLH CHI ! -o.nun 10 .. , ,., Wll~•s • ,,. 14, AbOut·J•~• 11 •.a 1•. a-.. o ,.. J l'llWOll II ).JJS, IC C.,r 0 l-11, l'or ' I· I II Price 1 0-0 • AotHKh 0 0.0 0 Tolets,.. 71.Jt 111 Cl•••1•1'<1 lO! Anoett\ ToC•l liwts k-~ CllMr1•rt Kicker and Holtkr Propel U, 26-23 By HOWARD L. HANDY Of tM Oitllr .. ,._. Staff LOS ANGELES -Nolan Cromwell was one of the heroes of the Rams· 28-23 victory over Tampa Bay Sunday in a thriller before 55.182 al the Coliseum. Frank Corral was another as he booted a picture-perfect Z'I· yard field goal with three se'conds remaining lo break a tie and give the Rams the win. Cromwell Is a member of the special teams and is the holder on place kicks. He is also a re· serve safety on defense. But he wasn't exactly pleased with his performance. Cromwell scored a touchdown from 16 yards out on a fake field goal try in the second quarter and intercepted a deflected pass in the Uurd. returning it 31 yards lo halt a Buccaneer drive and set up a Rams field goal. '"But that play the halfback !Louis Carter l passed to Morns Owens for 66 yards was my de· te ns ive play all the way." he ex· plained. "t missed the play and let him get behind me .. WRlLE HE WAS BLAMING himself for the long gain. one that didn't result in a score. he was obviously happy over his othe r play. '"We planned the fake field goal a ll the way ... he s aid. "Our specialty teams coach felt they were vulnerable to thl• fake fleld goat and we worked on it dunng the week. "It was an option pass-run play and I had three receivers out. But when I cleared the lmc. I saw that there was nobody there for conlainment and I ran for the first down. Everything e lse was a ptus." HI!' TOUCHDOWN came on a fourth down play at the Bue 16 with four yards needed for a first down. It. boosted the Rams to a 10-0 lead on the first play or the secpod quarter and. although the Bucs came on strong at the end to tie the count at 23·23. they were never able to get in front. It was a thnlling rimsh and one that appeared to be heading for the first overtime game at the Coliseum when Coach John Mc Kay's Buccaneers scored with 47 seconds remaining. Reserve qua rterback Mike Rae connected with a formJ?r USC t eammate. John McKay. Jr . in the end zone on a 23-yard sco ring p ~ss and Netl O 'Donoghue tied 1t with a con· version. MVCH·MALIG NE D Ram quarterback Pat Haden then went to work, n1tt1ng w1111e Miller for two straight passes for 2J and 33 yards. Lawrence Mccutcheon ran 18 yards up the middle a nd Corr al c almly kicked the field goal. his fourth of the game. to give the Rams the win with three seconds tog~ "l think this could give us a lift." Haden satd after the game "We were ablt' to get the big plays today. something we have lacked before . "'T he two-minute drill ts som ething we have worked on all seasa"n and it 1s w melhing we have done well all year ... Asked why the Ram running game didn't do well , he said. "THEY <TAMPA BAY> are a very good defensive team and you have to g1vc the m some credit... Haden said ··w e did run when we had to and we had some called back because there we re a lot of fl ags out there to· day ·· The Rams were assessed 81 yards m 11 penalties including See RAMS, Page 82 * * * Bone-hrea~g R am Tackle: Cheap Shot? LOS ANGELES -Coach .John Md<ay of Tampa Bay did not c haq?e out-ight that 1t was a c h eap s h ot th a t broke quarterback Dou~ W1ll1 a ms' Jaw. but formt•r Sout he r n California coach came very close Tampa Bay. with a host ol playl'rs who played a t use. where McKay bccam~ legen· dary. c h a lll·ni:ted the Los Ange les Rams before losing 26-23 with just three second!. left. Mt'KAV CHARGED : "Any time you hit the passer above the shoulders. it's a penalty Ob- viously. it was a hit above the shoulders because he was hit on the cheek." Williams. the r ookie from Grambling drafted No. 1 by - Tampa Bay, s uffered a gashed lip and broken Jaw. There was no immediate report on when he might retum to action. The sack resulting in the in· Jury was a tackle by Rams' linebacker Jim Youngblood. who reacted to McKay's statement by saying. "I 'm really surpnsed to hear that he would say such a thing . I hit him with m y helmet -my helmet hit his helmet - and there's nothing illegal about that .. La s t Monday . a Ji m Youngblood saek separated the s houlder of Atlanta quarterback St<.'vc Bartkowski and Minnesota r eserve quarterback Tommy Kramer suffered a l 0oncuss100 when hit by the linebacker in their game. """' ......... Isia h Ro be rtson <58>. Simpson 's f I e ,,. et . • • t ' . ' . •rm Redskins at Colts Tonight •s Game Redskins by 4 '·"' 11 1• u u -101 H J1 JI ~-Ill Cl~ .. ·~ )I Los Anoei.s 14 A - fMisK -Ta mpa Bay quarterback MikR Rae gets dragged down by the facemask on a tackle by the Rams' Bill Simpson. Closing in on Rae is linebacker f acemasklng cost the Rams a 16-y ard penalty. but Los Angeles prevailed on a last-second fie ld goal. 26·23 .. ---, .... -..... -- l 1lf DAILY PILOT A. Caoaule Report From the World ot Sport• Phone on1pany Prob) 1ru. 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"hlrh IW1'..m 11\ 2 p m lk.:1nrllll~ "'111'1 lht• nrm~·nll 01lt ns pre&&llO\! i.ho w •t t 30 until :! 12. tht· 1wt"'n1 k .,,1111. \t hlath>ni. in u1>~h1le Ne"' '\\irk .oid Ohm 1nrlu<hn~ markl'lf. 1n Uuffitlo, Ckv~land .111d C'olumt1u" r .-1•1•1vt•d i.11und hut nu l>ll'lurc due lo an .\nH'r 11•.t11 T t•lt•phonl' und T1·l··~ruph ltnt• fallurt> i\t tht• st nrt nt tht• RaHh r, ('hsefi. iamt: whic h wal> h·d In p~ir1' 11( ~''"1111 1 und lht-t•nt1rt> West Const north to I '11rt l.111J 01 t • .111 .\'\ ,\ I -.w1h'h1ng f u1 lure betwet'n El l' . .-.o. f'1•\a:. .md llul'h.1nk <'ituwd 11 1·11mplete outage tor Jllout 10 11\1n11k.., 1n Sl l.nu1., UC i;a1J '\ r\tl tht•t t• Y. ,1., II 11(11• hour pnt0d dunng WhlCh aU Sta 1111n ... rt•t't'l\tn,R th.ti ,llJnW Y.1·rt> g>vt'n .t d1:an feed, whrch nwunt nu t'(1mnwr1•1t1b Th.it pruul.-m which lasted from uhout I ;!()to 2 15 • rl'~Ulted from e ither a s witching fa1 lun · or .in uuldl(«' at an '\1'&'1' microwave tower, t.he th.'l \\ 01 k !'.did ··11 s rcall~ tra~H' wh1•n ... o m.1ny people work as hard as n ur own pt-ople ll1d lo<l:t\." :.aid Don Ohlmeyer , ex-t·~ut1ve produt·cr ol MW !-.1>11rts "I mean, they really take great pnde ml "urk111g 1111 '\fo'L football. and when the end produrt l11 •com1•i. i.o totally 1·mbarrass ang, it's unbelieva· ble " Ohlml•ver said the nNY.urk spends about $100,000 a "t•t'k 10 n ·nt .l\T &'I :.t·n 1n•i., udding · "If NBC had the :>amc perlorm<.incc, I'd fire guys 1mrncd1ately " T ony r.1anN t i. t rnHic <'oordsnator for NBC. who has hC't'n workan~ nn NRC football ~overage for about 20 yt!Br:.. !>aJd . "In my m l'mory. l 'vc ne ve r seen such massive failures " -----Q .. te of tlw D•t1------ Te xas Chn:-uan Coach F. A. Dry, whose team fumblt•d the opening k1t·koff on its own eight-yard line to tn.1rner a tiJ·G rout at the ha nds of Houston : "When you st<irt a ~<iml' ltkt· w1· did <tg ainst a team lak1• Houston, you kno w you're going to have pro 111 t' ms " T he Ik?nvcr Broncos wno upset \'ict1ms in [il National Football League al't1110 Sunday, falling •II• to thl' Ne~ York Jl•ts. :ll·i8. The J cu, trailed 28·7 in tbe second quarter . . Oakland snapped a two -game losing streak and climbed into a lie with Denver for first place 1n the AF'C West as Ken Stabler shook off three sacks and dirc·ckd two fourth-quarter scor· mg dr\ves. lead.mg tht! Raiders to a 20-10 win over the Kansas City Chit·fs . . Fran Tarken· < too, who was knocked out r1f action in the first ha lf with a cul upper lip, directed Minnt'sota to a pair of second half touchdowns as the Vikings downed Dt'lroit 17-7 .. The: Philadelphia Eagles took advantage of a rumbled punt snap to allow John Sciarra 's second-quarter touchdown and wenlr on to upset Green Bay's Pac kers, 10-3 Terry Bradshaw's 24-yard touchdown pass to Rocky Bleier with I 51 to play STABLU rallied tt\e Pittsb11rg,h Steelers lo a 20· 14 win over the New Orleans Saints . . lloract! Ivory scored two touchdowns and rushed for 1:>.8 yards as the New l!;ngl~nd Patriots stop~d the Burralo Bills . 14-10. [il The Houston Oilers. aided by a 72-yard • touchdown pass from Dan Pastorlni to Mike 4 • Barber and an ins pired Oiler defense, r allied to beat Cleveland. 14·10 ... Steve Bartkowski scored one tou<;hdown and passed for another. and F rank Reed set up a score-with a 38-yard interception return as the Atlanta Falcons downed the San Francisco 49crs, 21-10 ... Jim Otis of St. Louis ran for two short touchdowns in a f'ASTORINI record first half performance and Jim Hart's passt•s nddlrd a porous New York secondary as Lhc Cardinals look a 20-10 decision from the Giants . . . Jim Zorn hurled touchdown passes of 26 and 31 yards to Steve Largent to lead the Seattle Seahawks t.o a 31 ·29 win over the Chicago Bears ••. Dan Fouts fired a touchdown pass to Bob Klein and Rolf Benirschke kicked three field goals a s the San Diego Chargers whipped the Cincinnati Bengals, 22-13. lhpo11t'• 50.loot Shot Sparlu 11f1en Andre Dupont's 50-foot slap shot from the ~ left point broke a 3·3 tic and s tarted the ' Philadelphia Flyers to a 6-4 National Hockey League vict.ory over the Colorado Rockies Sun· - day night . . Rejean Houle scored on a power play pass from Guy Lafleur midway through the third period, lifting the Montreal Canadiens to a 1·1 tic with the Boston Brufns ... Craig Ramsay broke a scoreless tie late in the second period and BUI Hajt added the winning goal late in the third as the Buffalo Sabres beat the Minnesota North Stars. 2-1. .. Detroit Tommie Bergman scored on a quick shot frolT' the slot lo give the Red Wings a 3.3 tie with the Washington Capitals ... J.P. Bordeleau scored his sixth goal of the season on a near breakaway in the second period to lead the Chicago Black Hawks to a 3·1 vict.ory over the St. Louis Blues ... Second-period goals by de· fen semen Dave Farrish and Ron Greschner snapped a tie and carried the Ne w York Rangers to their .seventh con· secutive triumph-a 5·2 defeat of the Vancouve r Canucks. OTHER SPORTS -World champion race driver Mario Andre«i overslept and missed the start of the an- nual London-to-Brighton veteran car 1'W\ Sunday .... Dave. Marcia is pretty s ure he didn't win the Dixie 500 a uto r ace in Hampton, Ga. Sunday, but he wouldn't swear to it. Donnie Allison and Richard Petty both believe they won and would swear to it. In fact, there was plenty of swear· ing going on after the Grand National stock car race. A scor.eboard foulup created the confusion. and the tr(le win· ner 1s expected to be announced today . . Maurice Lae11 playing his first National Basketball Assn. game of the regular season, scored 30 point.s to spark lhe Portland Trail Blazer s to a 1 U·96 victory over the New York Knlcks. Lucas bad been sidellned wtth a brolten bone s pur on hla shootJng hand ... A crowd of 46,052 al Sunday's concluaioo or the 24-day Oak Tree thoroughbred meeting ut Santa Anita bet a record amount for on e day of tbe meel, producing a total handle of '3.148,566. . ~T~~ aADIO: Tbe Washington 1leClak1ns vs. the B•ltlmore Colts, ~:60 p.m .. KNX (1010). Jack Buck and Hank Stram report. TV: The Washington Redaldns m eet the Colts in Baltimore w1th Washington favored by four polnta. Fra.nk Gifford, Don Meredith and Howard Cosell report 6 p.m .• Channel 7. I . . Af'WI~ FOOTBALL I GOLF Thursday Big Day For Preps Orange County prt>p football move11 into the eighth week or the campaign with Veterans Day Friday moving many of th~ regula~ Friday night games to Thursday. Among the s late this week as a Sunset League due l between FountaJn Valley lligh 's Baroru; and the Westminster Lions tied with 2·1 r ecords behind No t Edison. . Also or note is Servile Htgh's invasion of St. Paul in Angelus League action. St. Paul <7-01 is the CI F Big Five's No. I rated eleven, while Servile is ranked No. 7 in Orange county County He re is the week's slate: T"UllSOAY NIO .. "f SIMMtLAI...,_ w .. um•n\tu ~ F-l•ln V•tt•• •I 0<•"00 Co•" Colltqt 1t1 N•wt>Ot1 H•rbiof' v\ Mar11\a •t W t!\,Mln1lef ,. ~ Edl\Ofl el Hunt1n01on &@act> 111 S.ev1 ..... u•e,.. 11<;;:n• ~I '°""' V\ Unl .. r\lly el lr•tt"' H"J" ""'111 C..tl l ...... <•Ot\tr•no V•lle• •IM••·-" .. 10 IJ JO• l•QuM H•lll "· 0.n• Hiii• •I $otn C11r...-t• II lOI .......... 1. ...... MAier 0.1 "' 81~ Monlgom•ry el $Mil•,..,.. Bowl l7°lOI ,, ....... .,'-"- Anellelm vs Wesltlfl\ •11.e P••m• P•rk 111 ~Gnveu•o.,. l• Ou1l'1• .,..._ Gerdel\ Crove •I 801 .. C.'41nde 11 JOI ~ .... L•- • II •lfl>< I• •• BrN-Ollnd• 11 lO I S.01'\0<e.,,. f w>ef'Mll• •I Ve le..c1• H1qn ti Jlh EI Dor-•IL• Hell<• _.....,. l e>s Ami-vi 8elwtt et G•r~" Gro•• 11 JIJI ,,.IOA"I' NIO"T / SN View I.e ..... CO\I• Meu ••·El Toro •t Mi~'.ion \/•PIO II )DI lrvln• •• E•I.-< .. et N•#s>CWI H•rt>or If )I) S-llCNsll.H9ue Lt9Uf\• Hiit\ el °Wfl C.l•""'nlp 11 JOI E ...... reL•- Ktltll• .,,. Ck_, View •t Hunltn9ton s. .... 11 Ill Ke nn41dy n l~Al•mllM •I Wn t•rn H•Qn 111 ................ Pius II •I 81~,..,,..1 111 ~"'II• .ti $1 Paul •II AIR DEFENSE -Tampa Bay's Dewey Selmon (61 > goes to the air to stop the - Rams· John Cappelletti at the goalline during first quarter action Sunday. ~~ EIModene•t l.,.lln Ill •Vlll.t P.trlt '" Or<tn9t' di El MoO..n• H•gfl II• !>ento ,.,.. n S.W.U AIW V•hev •I !>•nl• """ &owl Ill Levi, Mann Capture Golf Title LAKE BUENA VISTA. Fla I AP l -A five-year pro who had never won a tour event and a mini-tour player completing his fir st season on the PGA circuit :.in• the new National Team Golf t:h ampions. Wa y ne Le vi . 25, a nd Bob ~t<1nn. 26, won UlC till<: S unday by birdying the fin al two holes on Disney World's treache rous Magnolia Course to withstand ci c h a ll e n s::<' by the broth ers Wadkins. Lanny and Bob "l 'M SORRY TO SEE this come to an end. My partner was JUs t !(ett1ng hot ," s aid an ecstatic Mann. the lnd1anapohs mini-tour graduate who fr~ly admitted he was JUSl along for company most of the time Levi, a Tampa. Fla., resident who plays out or Herkimer, N.Y., dumped in more than 90 .pe rcent or tbe 34 birdies the duo picke d up ov<'r the four days to give them a three-stroke victory with a 254 total score. They played Sunday's final round in 9-u nder-par 63. as did the Wadkins brothers. But their $20.000 split of the $40,000 firs t prize was "absolute ly secondary" to getting their qualifying exemptions from e ach and every PGA event they enter in 1979. said the 5-foot-9. 165-pound Levi through an car- lo-ear s mile. ALTHOUGH t he best -ball event docs not count in official PGA money winnings, the ir vie · Lory did grant them the all· important exemptions. ''I waited until the last minute to get it. and it sure feels good," s aid Levi. who had made $25.039 on the 1978 to11r but had not won a tournament since turmn~ pro in 1973. Mann said he felt h<' deserved his exemption although he spent a good part of the lime standing around watching his partner sink birdies . ''I'll take it. I 'll stand right out there and tee it up i'n every tournament. J think I contr1but· ed something, m aybe only the t h ree winning shots." said Mann. Levi heartily agr eed. "IT'S A LOT easier to do 1t with a partne r. I tell you." said the modest , soft -spoke n Levi , whose best finish was third in last week's Pensacola Open . ._ ,,.....,aylA•- 8uen• P•'11. V\ S..vann• •' lA P•1md P.,,., I/ JOI FrOMPf191t8J Troy"' SUN\y Hiii\ o1118~ Per~ 11 JOI 0-\'0ei\ G.ove l••'I.,. RAMS TOP TAMPA BAY. • • .,.nll•OO ,... Bol.,. G•-•I <;.rc1.,n c;,t "' II JOI Pactf tca "' R.-n<ho Atttm•to\ a1 Hnl"' Gr•''~· II JOI Ora_u...,. some on Jong 1?ainmg plays. Rams Coach Ray Malavas1 or Huntinl'!lon Beach said: ''There are no easy teams in this lca~ue. Tampa Bay is a l{O<>d football! te am a nd they play that lhree- man line on defense real well " Coach Mc Kay, disappointed in losing, was asked about the de· lay of ftame penalty the Bucs picked up at the Ram two in the second quarter. then failed to s core . · "We thought you could look :.tra 1ghl at the <:lock and at s howed eight seconds. Ho \\-e\'cr. the cloc k a t t he o thC"r t·nrl showed t1mt> had e xpired and that 's what they went by " * * * !>COAE IY OUAfHtllS l ampa B<tv 0 6 I I• 1J l 0, •"9~1--l " J 6 n. l A FC. (orra1 79 LA (forf'wt II lb'"" ICorrlil .,<let TB Fr.o~-·, LA WM>dv h4 P<f\\ f'OfT1 Hdc1",, U,.O,.r•I ••c• TB f C.0 Oonoqhu.-1\ rn ~c,0·0oooon1H'JO lA FG C0t••' 1l T 8 Brit I '"" •0 OonoQnU<' • IC. I lo'• I' r, COi r ctl J1 TB M<Kify 1J CM\S lrnn• R,,, 10 ~"'' .. ,,~) l A FC, O>rral 11 I> H.IB? f ,r\t dOW,,'\ 11U\hf'i'4i· Y•'Hct\ Pt1\\1nq 'itH'O\ '1,.turn Ydtd' P.H't''\ GolMl STATISTICS Punt Fu,,..bl~~·IO\I Ptn•lllo u ro' Ttl LA 16 I\ JI 700 »•1• 1)7 '11<1 ., 81 II ) I~ 11 0 •• q .. ., 11 11 •10 .... lltOIVIOUoll LEADER~ PU'l ... H-4(, '•mP..J Hav 0.-·ll ,, 10'\ Q;\t • "'' Onvl\ 'U ln~ •ncu•*""" r•ootlh•th v •8 M t(ul! h""" • H f\rvAn11 11 Md~n 1 10 PAS">1 Nr, 1~m"" ftay Wlll•dm\ 1 Hl·IJ, Rd• q •I l 113 Cllflrr I I ~ l°" oln~tf!o H-n 1-.11 O?Jl IH {EIVINC, fo)mpa Bav, ,,..,,,.., ,~ •. OD<<ielov•cn l·ll v•I~\ 7 n Bt-11 7 I~ Ow01>~ I-#>& 1 (" Anqf"tf"• Mtflf"'f & tO!» (~l)Pf'llrlf; 4 ,.,, MC(Ul<heon 3 J\ Wn<ldv I l>IJ Then, after the Sues had tied the scorl' with less than a minull' to play. Tampa Bay had only lO m Pn on the f1C'ld when Haden ('onneclcd with Miller for 21 ~ards . .. AS GOOD AS WE arc. it's hard to play the Rams with 10 men.·· Of course. the Bucs had 11 when.the next one went fer 33 y ards C orra l connected on r1eld goals or 29. Z'l. :12 an<! 27 yards while O'Donoghul' hit from 42. 25 and 30 yards. Ile abo missed one fro m 31 that evt·nlually made the d1 m 'rence Billy Wt:tddy caught a pass for 68 yards and a touchdo wn for the R am s an the second quarter and a nother USC ~rad, Ha r k) Bt•ll. "'e nt an from a yard o ut for the othPr Tamp•t Bay bCort- The Rams play P11ti.hurgh an a Sunday ruJ.!hl game rn their oc'<t out1n~ .it tht: Col1.,cu m Only a handful ol l1dt\'l!> rt•mam to be :-old. Lo .. e ll vi. FulM>non •1 Le H.tDr.o Sl>TUROAYfllGHT FrMWotYl.9 ... '\.tddlt-bM.k ...._ ~\let 4\ 'Mfntllf A' , t'I .,,, I/ )01 C.nl\l~LUq~ f--ootn111 V\ <:.anvon dt r ' Mf\.denit H•Oh IP l:ml)lre L•~9"9 LNrd V\ (yprf"''\ •' l• Pilln"\41 Pt1r• ,,_ Ex-Angel Manager Hired b y lndianH CLEVELAND <AP 1 Dave• Garcia. a former Clev1•l,rnd coach . and Chuck llarten~tc·m have been .hired as lnrh.ms' coaches, r c pla c 1n ~ H11l'ky Co lavito and H;irvcy Haddix, 11 was announced today. Garcia, 58. m<1n <1gi•d t he· California Angels lt o m Jul~ ti, 1977-May 31. 1978. Hartenstt>m, 36. wa:> a r<•l1t'f pitcher with the Chrt•a go ('ulr- and Pitts burj;th Pira te:-. lit• rC'plat-cs Jfa ddh as p1h ·h1ng coach for lht> Indian~ Prep Football ~ Tht> Daily Pilot'" Oran~t' County Top II) Pos . School. rf•cord 1.ast Wt•<'k Thi:-. w .,.•k I Edison 1fi 1 1 \\-on 13 JO llunt1nl!tor1 131•.wh 2 Fountain Valll'y •6 I > Wo n 23 M W1:slm mi.t1•1 3. 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Wh at they Wl're s<1ymg Sunday around tht• Nalion<.11 Football League· "Every do~ has his d<iy This old do~ had his todn ~· " Pitts b ur)!h 's Roc k y Ble il'r, whn t urm•d a short \(l!'>S from Tt•rry Rrc.1dshaw into thl' \\ innin~ :.!·l ';1r<I touchdown play with I 51 frft in lhl• Sll't'lt•r!-. · 20 11 v1t·tcff\ ovt•r New Orlt•ans .. Everyont· talks about his rn h•rc<.•pt1ons, but when hi.' 's hllt. he's hotter than anybody t-lst• .. Oakl a nd light e nd Dave Casper, taJkinJt about Raiders q ua rterback Ken Stabler. who m ade up for three intf'rceplions by d1 r('ctmg two fourth-qudrkr :-connA d nves as Oakland lwal Kansas City 20 10 · 'Th l' dt•fen:.t• got togethf.'r twforl' the garnf..' and dcc1dt:'d lhal we v.c·rc goin~ to go out and r e .i 11 y h 1 t so m t• hod y .. H o u s t o n l1n ebac k c r T e d Washington, who helped thc Oilers limit Gre~ P ruitt to 16 vards on 13 carries and also ~acked Br ian Sipe seven times fo r 54 yards m losses as Houston beat the Clcv<'land Browns 14·10 "There had to be som e luck in· \'olvcd today. I'm JUSt ~lad to ~cc our players get one in re 'crsc Wl''' e ;ilrc·ady lost some .. , <· ~ h o u I d h a v e w o n • · Ph 1l adcl ph1 a Coac h Dic k VnmPil. whost· Eagll's turned a rumbl<•d sn.1p on a punt play into lhl' Oltly tout·hdO\l.n of th111r Ill :1 tr).<{mµh m•<'r Green l3 ay VE AME IL TAlllCEHTOH Pun.•1fory midway through the second quarter. Ile returned to :.tart the second half, however, and finished with 18 completions m 27 attempts for 211 yards and one touchdown as the Vikings beat the Lions 17·7. "I don't lhtnk they w<•rc play rng wtth e motion." M1am1 de· rensive tackle Bob Baumbower, :ifler the Ool rh1ns beat the Super Bowl ch:.imJllOn Dallas Cowboys 23· 16 "I'm JUSt glad it's over. No .... (•ver ything t·an get hack 111 norm al." Full back Jim Otis. who replaced Johnny Roland as St. Louis' a ll·t1me lead ing rusher by ~ainjnJ(~ yards in lhe Ca rds' 20·10 decision over the N('w York Giants. r aising his nine.year total to 3,664 yards. "We didn't think he could do that to us." Denver Coach Red Miller. a fter watching Malt Robinson quarterback the New York Jets from a 21·roint d('fi C1t to a 31-28 upset of the Broneos. the wi nning pmnls com ing on a 75 yard bomb to Wcsll'y W<d kl•r "1th 5 :45 to play "We didn't gl\ <' ur anything .. asy and we seor<.•d a touchdown in the last quartl'r when 1t was all but ovC'r. That's encouraging We d idn't give up." Fn•d O'Connor. t he new San Fran- cisco coach. on why hC' was not too disappointed after lo!>mg his NFL debut to Atlanta 21-10. Colts, 'Skins Tangle U/\LT ll\l O RE cA P > Quartt•rlJ<•cks Billy Kilmer and Uc•1·1 .lon(•!i, who have 11pcnt most ur t h11' Nntional F'ootball League w.1M>11 on1ti<' bench. a re ex peeled tc> i.t urt m tm11ght's game bet ween lhl· Wasttln.:-ton Redskins And the n 11 It I mor1.• Colts T lw llt'<lskins arc rated four· µoint favorites ror the nationally l\'l1·v1~t'd {'Ontest before a sellout ' rnwcl or more than 60.000 In M1•mur111I Stadium T IU-: l 9·YEAll-OLO Kilmer hJd lhrown only t wo passes On 'ft' To rtiglu ClaantM"I 1 at 6 hdun• getting tus first start of the Sl'ason last week against San Frane1sco. He responded by completing 12 of 23 passes fo r 185 yards and two touchdowns m .1 Jg 20 victory T hal gave the Redskins a 7·2 rl'cord a nd movl.'d the m ont.> game a head of the defendin~ Super BowJ c hampion Uallas Cowboys m the NFC East Kilmer . who r e placed J ot· T he1smann, had the respect or B a l t 1m orl' Coac h Teel Murchibroda the former of fensive coordinator for tht' Redskins "BILLY IS A FIGHTE R a nd a leade r." !>aid Ma rchibroda . "lie might not look pretty throwing the ball. but no matter whether 1t spirals or not. it gets to wher1• it's supposl.'d to be .. Ba ltimore h a:, stu mbll'c1 without the sen•tc('S of J ones. wbo s uffered a pa rtial shoulder separation m the final prescason game and played only 10 m inutes bl.'fo re bcmJ.? rcmJur<'cord that has a ll but <'hminated the m from contPnl1on for a fourth s traight championship in the A FC East, the Colts were ex- µectcd to start thl· st1ll-a1ling Jones. T he s1x·year pro continued to suffe r pain during prac tice sessions. but even below par he was considered a better risk tha n younJ? Mike Kirkla nd. In his two starts this year. Kirkland has been intercepted seven times on 39 attempts and his inexperience has ha mpered Baltimore's sputtenng offense T h e No. 2 quartt>rback. Bill T roup. sufferl'd a broke n band two weeks ago "It hurts a lot more than 1t did before the Jets game ... Jones said of his shoulder. "But l think 1 ·11 be ready. r m tired of nol playing " East Com e s West T o Win Ascot GARDENA (AP > Bob East of Shelbyville. Ind .. caug ht pace sl'lter Ron Shuma n of Mesa. Ariz . on the 35th of 40 laps to ~ m the U.S. Auto Cluh sprint ('ar fe<iture at Ascot Park Salur· day night IL was the second lime in three years that East had scored a s urprise victory in USAC's final series of t he year. The last California event will be held next week. "I don't feel l1kt• talking to· day. my mouth hurts .. Min· fl t>So t a qua r terba<'k F r a n Tarke nton, who lost three caps on his teeth and left the field to receive 12 stitches on his liµ a rtcr being hit by Detroit's Dave --~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J Cs P lay Saturday Ora ngt• Coas t w i l l have it::. hands full try· mg to contain t he speed o f S anta Ana. Golden West can wrup up the Southe rn Cal Confere nce with a victory over L/\ ~outh wcs t , a nd Sad dleback ha!> its last reg- u I a r season gam e of t he year agains t San Bernardino as the thrt•e :.i rt"a J Cs prepa re for footba ll ac·t1o n thts weekend. All three contests will b<· played Satun1ay. Here's this week's JC ~chedulc : P'•COAY ~ C.I c ... ~....,n .,.,.111 MC>nlce a1 Alo HondO SATU•OAY s~c.1~• r.o•e1~" -11111..A Souc11-u, I <>' AllCIC ..... CC Al C'I>"&" S...... CN" c.M9reM• O•ll~C~tats.w>caA ... 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It raised Miami's record to 7·3 and dropped the de· fending Super Bowl champions to 6·4, leaving them l l!:z games behind Washington in the Na- tio na l Football League's Na· t1onal Conference East. "COMING OFF the loss to Minnesota." Miami defensive tackle Bob Baumhower s aid of the Cowboys' 21·10 defeat, "wt· were expecting them to be really fired up. l don't think they were playing with emotion. "They had 10 days lo prepare for us anq we expected that would make a difference. but it didn't seem to." he said. Just as Fran Tarkenton of th(! Vi kin~s had lorn up Dallas by * * * \CORE I Y 0UAllT£11!> Cowl>ov" 0 l b 1-I~ Oo1pn1n' 11 l o J-?l M•d 8uLruCt'I 1 run tYttor~rrhdn kick.\ M1rt -Wiiiiam\ t fUf'\ (Vt:Oftm1on k•C._, l Mt~ -f G V"1)1Hn1ttn 4\ 0 .. 1 f c. Sffil""" )() Mid f G V.,.e><••m1ttn 1 J D•• r c. !:><'1>1•"" 1<1 Odl -FC.~of"fl74 M•• -F<; Yft><•<T\14n 1J Dal -Oul'ffoe 'I O<t\~ lrom !.l•ul><t<n •So!'OC•tl\ • "k ) ~· IH~c~','ouaL LEAOE II!> AU!>HINC. °"""'· Oo<'>l!lt 10-4'/ N~wnou~ 17 73 Ntoam•. Wlllt&m' 1~ 7b. l Hd"'~ I 11 PAS!>IHC. D•ll•~ Slavl>•C" 141-J0.2·11~ M1<1m1 C.•~ 17 18 0 ltS Rf Cl 11/IN(, Oilll.i' OuPrt-< 8 T3 Htll 4 «I r P• d'~ l \c> Dor\f'tt ) JA M•6'"' T1t1ma,, 4 I I 0 ... Mrrf' .t )t W1fhMn\. )·17 passing into the teeth or the nex de fe nse. Griese penetrated it with ease. completing 12 of 18 passes for 185 yards and setting up one-yard scoring r uns by Norm Bul a ich a nd De l v in . Williams. And just as Da llas had rum bled it s way to the loss against Minnesota. the Cowboys coughed up the ball early to give Miami two scores. In all, Dallas lost the ball five times. Miami never gave it away. "WE STARTED OUT again like we did Thursday against the Vikings -very flat.footed." Dallas Coach Tom Landry said. "W e a r e w ay be hind i n turnovers. That's the thing that keeps plaguing us." A Griese·to·William s pass p lay covering 42 yards and passes or 17 and 10 yards to Durie! Harris on Miam i's first possession preceded Bulaich's touchdown dive just 3:05 into the game. And on Dallas · second play from. scrimmage, Tony Dors ett fumbled a nd d efemsivt: tackle Bob Ba umhower r e · covered. A is.yard pass to An· d re T illman put th~ball on the Dallas one before Williams bulled In for a 14-0 lead with 6 : 16gone . GA RO \'EPREMIAN'S 45· yard field goal made It 17-0 just be fore the hair. T he Cowbo)'!> were stopped three times within touchdown range a nd had lo set- tle for Rafael Septien field goals o f 30, 39 a nd 24 yards. The Cowboys ' lone touchdown came with 4:44 to play on Roger Staubacb's 9-)>ard pass to Billy Joe DuPree. With just over two minutes to go in the half. Butch Johnson oC Da llas fumbled a punt a rrG Mia mi's GeraJd Sma ll recovered at the Cowboy eight . setting up Yepre mian's 23-yard field goal and a 20·3 halftime lead. Yepre mian aJso kicked a 23-yarder with 7:42 to go in the gam e. · Coast Sllrf~rs Top GWC Orange Coast College virtually assured itself of a third straifthl national intercollegiate surfing championship Sunday when the Pirates defeated Golde n West Colle ge, 70·53, in Huntington Beach. Su rfers from OCC spilt six heals wifh Golden West. but took second in five of t he six to secure victory. Heat winne r s fo r Ora nge Coast were Dale Carter , Rick F u gne tti a nd J ohn Gotha rd, Golden West's winners were Jiro Kobayashi. Greg Shuman and J ulie Dodd. · T he s urfers rode three-to four-foot waves in a s light orrshore wind. Orange Coast is now 7-0 on the year . wh il~ Golden West 's record d rops to 4-1. OCC Wome n Place 2nd Cart E. Deppen, D.P.M. 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Octwn ISf\n.-m~•fltJ b 40 .t 10. 310. Arct1r AttlC'W\ t(1M"-'"<•d 'f()(), 4 80 1(1nq f ulnnlatMm un f PJnt'8V) J 00 'U f)$cJ( Id l t. P~•O \111 '>O MondeV. Noll9mb« a. 1978 TENNIS COURTS H IP? -Although th e camera didn't catch them at a part1cu l~r Iv happy momC'nt here, American tennis :-.tar Chris E vert and Great Br1trun's J ohn Ll oyd have ~n spending most of their ,., .......... s pa re t i me' togethe r a nd E vert has described 1t as "a serious relationship." The photo was taken at London's Savoy Hotel Friday. E'r..,P~BJ GOALIES ... pered by numt.•rous ha nd in 1uric s throughout the sea !:>on, has b<'<'n brillia nt in goa l. a llO\\ · ing only O.fi7 per g:.irm· P a tton has also bC'cn SPl't' tacular, surre nder ing a O 70 average while tht.• Pirate~ arc securely in the second spat, 1' 2 ~ games off the pace. "IT'S BEF.N Fl'N this ~ca.son :ind we both t'nJ<lY µlaying." s~ud Pa tton of his n vulrv with Ounn Thl' \\\O ll'ams h X\'l' :ilrcadv m t•I l\\1c·t· this Vt•ar with the Rustler::. taking oiw J.!:tm e \\hill' the uthc·r end ed 1n a t 1c "Thc•rt•'s a tc•rt:11n a m ount of f!OOd·natun'<f t c•as 1ng," admits Dunn. "but be fo r e t he two ga m es we ~ot toge t her and prayed with e ach olht•r " DUNN AND P ATTON have been activC'IY involved in the Athlett-~ m ;\clwn soccer pm gr<im for t h1• last C'ouple of years. Roth an· dt•VQ.Lll Christian .... and e:.ich hop<.•s to be ublt· ·to fulfi ll both comm1tm c·nt ... soccer and God-throu~hout the· next few years. "We neve r worry a bout ttw outcome," :.ayi. P .illon "1\ll ""(' both \\:.ent is to h a\l' a g<>vd llffil' .. I\ nd hov. do t hl'Y hope the season end!)'? Tennis Roundup Lutz Captures Paris Open Title From AP Dispatches PARIS Bo b Lutz of San Clc m <'ntc• defc-atcd country man To m Gullikson. 6·2. 6 2. 7·6 Sun· d <1 y to "'1n the Pans Open tcnn1~ championship ThC' 31-year old Lutz easily dominated thl' first two sc·ts. re· lying hea\'tly on the net play he used lo d efloat t o p -secd C'd Am erican Brian Gottfried in the semifinals Saturday. Gullikson rallied in the third set . t aking a 5·3 lead. But Lutz broug ht the score to 5·5 and then won the tiebreaker 6·4 with a we ll-placed backhand lob out of Gullikson·s reach. Lutz will rel urn to the Una led States to pr<'par e fo r lht• Davis Cup finals at Palm Spri ng~ an Dcccmb<'r. Lult 1s schedule d for t he doub)('s in the Davis Cup but he !>a1d the re was a possibility he m ight play singles 1n placC' of .lohn Mc Enroe ·· .. He ts fair I~· nervous and m y success ;1l Paris s hows I am in good s ha pe ." he told reporters. ln the doubles finals. Bruct· ~1 :rnson of the United St ates and Rhod<'sian Andrew Patlt~on de· ft•ated Guillermo Vilas of Argcn· trna a nd Ion Tmac of Romania. 1·6. 6 2 Vilas ' powe rfol ser ve \\as not enoug h to overcome I he s peed and aggressive net play of Mans on and ~tt1son. tic in the Cologne Grand Prix tennis tournament Sunday when an inj ury forced his unsec.'<ied In- dian opponent. V1Jay AmritraJ. to retire Crom the m at ch 1n the s e<'ond s et · Thc victor y wa s \\Orth $12,750 Fibak-had upsl•t t.; S fa\on te John McEnr0t.• 5-7. i;.1, tH in a hard · fought semifina l late Satur. d av Th e Pole had taken the first set 6·2 and trailed O· l m the second whe n AmritraJ com · pJa ined of sharp s toma ch pains and walked off the court. Tht' tourname nt physician said the Ind ian had lorn a stomach muscle while wanning up befor r the m atch. AmntraJ. who won $6,375. said he• had fell very strong and de ter m1ned to win before his in· 1ury. ··but l just couldn't." Ile hact Oeen Slde hned for st•veral weeks with an artn in· Jury {'artier this year . "Natur<illy. I'm not O\'erjoyed with this victory. I didn't think my first Grand Prix s uccess this yea r \\Ould turn out this way." Ftbak 5.aid On Saturday, f'1bak had upset predict ions of :r Mc En roe v1c· ror y by provmJ.! a tou~h oppo- n<'nt in the first set and laking tommand in the last two. The s e tba c k left the rn ycJr·old i\meritan with n consolation prize of S3.150 a s a defeated Mazatla .. Raee Christine By ALMON LOCKABEV o.llw l'llol ....i,,. Writ•• Light winds continued to plague the 33 s tarters in the Los Angeles to Mazatlan race Sunday as the fleet m oved into Mexican wate rs JUSl north of Ensenada. For the leaders 1t appeared to be a case of searching for better air, a nd as a result. the brg Class A yachts were scattered Fred Preiss' 84-root sloop Christine out of Pacific Ma riners Yacht Club se emed to have found the better slot as she look over the boat-for.boat le ad about 131 miles from the start. AND THERE W E R E s ome surprises among the front runners. Nick Frazee•s 58·foot sloop Swift•ure Sa.n Diego Yacht Club. was only roo; miles astern of Christine and nml' m iles ahead of Sumner A. Long's 79-foot s loop Ondine. Ne w Yo rk Yacht Club. But the big surprise was dished up by the two ultra·light displaceme nt sloops . Merlin and Drifter, which shot out to an early lead after the Saturday noon sta rt off the Los Angeles breakwater. MERLIN SHOWED a position about 35 miles be hind Christtnl' Sunday. and Drifter was another nine miles back. Both yachts are under charter . Merlin is being sailed by 8111 Niemi . Seattle. and Drifter is betnJ? co·sk1ppered by Tony DelJmo and Mike G.iynor , Los Angeles Y<1cht Club Swiftsurl''s pas1tion gave he r th1· corrected time: lead in both Class A SOCCER I TENNIS I BOATING • in Lead BOATING and the neet. Christine was second and Ondlne third. Winds al the Sunda y mornm~ rolkall were reportc<t at ubout 10 knots from north nonheast He re are the corrected time clas~ ~t u ndings Cl.A!.S ... '· !>W•ll-•. 7 Cl\"~'"''" l. Ond•!le • Mor am•<, Jonn Sert~. !>OVC Cl.ASS 8 -1, Driver, J P J~JOf' C-•v, L.l'Y( 1 f~mf'rO<t PAut M 1hf'' 8C¥C ) O~rddO M1"r "Ow•r!I l.8 YC. • Oo<Oillv o . lloo 6uucMmo. N"YC CLA!>S C I, !Mil¥, Wtllt•m (.ood ... v ORY( ,1 ~ • ._ .. , O~n'°"' Cno•J,. LOVC 1 Ah,,,,_. M~t'lutt\ ~~co~•. C-•vPt" vr. • ll••ODt<d, J>ll•n Puc•~n. C~A!t'> 0 I, lOf)llY', l on• Crur CYC 7 "'"'m"~ 1 ..-.. ,. Huqft AOOf'". LA ... C; J, AV4nW 8t'n W1tl1,imv,, LAYC,•,SN-<11<~r.OonWll'°"Jr .l.8YC l. • Q nt h r "l l t• r JI C. t• It f' r ''"•O<•ma•~ I 1 60 1 IA 1 10 51.ir ot I "" II lfOfOI 10 80. l 00. C.ooa Lore IM< H"NM'I 7 4(1 "Wc•'re both hoping for a Ill'." sa ys Patton as ht· lookl·d :.it Dunn. "That would lea ve u~ 1n a i.:ood pos 1t1on for t';Jt:h tc·a m to m uk e the playoff~ ... Antrltraj Default• COLOGNE. West Germany - Fourth.seeded Wojtek Fibak of Poland won the me n's singles t1· semifinalist. MAZATLAN RACERS GET AWAY fN LIGHT AIR START AT LOS ANGELES '"•nth t .+<,.. Mt\t,..,. {Mt\ fSorrn\.QI"' u llO, I llO \ 60. C"""'·Cnum !Cnao- ,,...,n) S •0 • •O. f ;,rty Collon ,.,.,.,.,.,,nPrl 3 ltO \) ., • ..,_,., IS-11 0.0•0 \1'19 '>O Rcg:milt-ss of ho\\ the ~cason c·nds .. at Ira st thC' frtt•ndsh II) w1 II re m ain McEnroe and fellow American Christine (No. 57370) Was Le ading Fleet at Sunday Rollcall P c•ter Fleming shared the S3.soo · ------------------------------doubles pnze with a convincing /I •b 0)2 Swimming W-'•All·GalMttt Cal UC 5...a. -.-.1 T .,am HO<ll\Q -l UC S1tnta Barbar• Ila 1 UC lhf1l~y IM>. l . UC 1n11n• ,\, •.UC Davi• SI; \. UC '.>dn O••oo :n." UC. 11•~•\!0e L UC lririM ~" , 400 mf'd...., ,..lay 3. UCI c ·41 1 100Y,.,dllY I 8rownlnq1'029. 700 I rtt ,.,,.. l UCI 1 JO.I. I "'""" Olv lnq-1, <i•••rd ; 1. Oooa l ·m•I•• d••lng-1, Bod•. 7 C.trara 100 mN!lt>y f"fl&y \. UCI 2; 10 7 100 ··~ 6 Brvwfllng ~ s. SO fly S. H!'Varr11 30 O )0 lrtt ~ ~''°" 7& I S00 ,,,..._, 8,,,_IM S J7 0 100 b•~MI -6. Qol.., I' II 0. 400 l<W ,......,_~ UCI 4 10.• 0 .J. Separates Shoulder SAN FRANCISCO I/\ P > Sao Francisco 49er supe rstar run· ning back 0 J . Simpson's damaged right sho ulder Wa!> scheduled to be re·cxamm<'<i by team doctors here today. Simpson separated his s houlder early in the second quarter of Sunday's game at Atlanta when he was tackled hard by several Falcons X ravs taken the re were inconclus ive, necessitating further t<'Sts today. the 49e rs said. "I am in a little pain.'' Simpson said after the game, his arm in a sling. "Wht•n I got down. I heard something snap. The doctor~ told me it was a third-degree separation. I'm not sure what tha1 means but they dtd say it 's worse than a first -degree." Simpson. th<' N FL 's second all-time leading grouud gaine1 with 10.776 yards. has gained only 593 in 10 games this year. in eluding 15 on ftvc carries Sunday. 6-3. 6·2 final victory ove r Bob He witt a nd rr('W Mc Miiian. S toll Tri ..,,.plu BUENOS AIRES. Argentina -Caroline Stoll of the United Sta tes celebrated her 17th birth· day S unday with a 6·3. 6·3 vic- tor y over Ar~cntma 's Emilse R a poni and won. the wome n's sinJtles lillc in the River Plate International t ennis e ham· pio nships. Jose Luis Clerc of Argentina beat New Zealand's Chris LeWts 6· l. 6-J and captured the men 's sing les title al the Buenos Aires Lawn Tennis Club. .LEASING? Retraction Sought -· C HECK OUR Of4LER • DIRECT S A YING!. llffORf YOU OfC IOE • 1979 MARl< V AM/FM auad stereo. tilt whl. speed cont .. complete luxury equip. Stock •9687 (641090) s272s1 "'°· CLOSIO INO l6 MOtfTHS 1979 VERSAILLES l1 Dr. Seel. AM/FM ouad stereo. cabariolet roof. tilt Whl. speed cont.. oomplete luxur y eoulp, Stock 1l9716 (6136801 522990 ... CLOSIOIND l6MONTHS TOlll or~ pey '111\llO rA°' 1., I>" -Cf'9Clot. 40 000 °"""'II ........ 1979 COUGAR XR7 l andau roof. AM/FM stereo. air cond.. XR7 decor group etc.. etc Stock #9597 (81.0061 'I 4447 -cLoso'"° HMONTHS ... Cordero Demes Mag Allegatiom . NEW YOS.K <AP) -Jockey Angel Cordero Jr .. named in a copyrighted Sports Ulustrated article about a race-Clxing plan . h a s i ssue d categorical denials to six allegations made In the article and has de· manded an "Imme diate and thorouJ!h" retrac tion by th e maRazine. Cordero. who s aid he had retained a New .. York law firm to represent him in matters pertaining lo the arti· cle. sent a letter to the magazine that denied the following: -AWARENEs.5 OF having met anyone named Tony Ciulla. Ciulla. 35. reportedly ts under federal pro- tection after providing evidence re· gardlng several hundred fh<ed races at tracks throughout the United States. -Having accepted money from anyone to puJJ a horse or fix n race. Ciulla is quoteJ in the article as say- ing one of his methods of fixing races was to bribe jocke ys t o hold their horses back durm& a race. thus a l- low\ng horses bet on by Ciulla to finish In the first three positions --. .... -THAT HE BELJEVED he was under investigation by any federal or state law enforce ment agencies. The article claims Cordero is one of many under surveillancl' by federal and s late law enforcement agencies. Other Jockeys named in the article as under investigation for fi xing hun- dreds of races between J972 and 1975 a rc : Jorf?e Velasquer . Braulio Baeza, Mlck<'Y Solomone. Mike Venezia, Ed· die Belmonte and Con Errico. -That the FBl could have a number of reports o f me etings between Cordero and Ciulla as Sports Illustrated said in the article because he never had met Ciulla. -That he had participated in, or had knowledge of. any efforts to fix the outcome of the ninth races at Aqueduct April 7, 1975 and April 10. 1975. The article detalJs alleged fixes of each race and alleges, through Ciulla. that Cordero intentionally brought Saratoga Prince an 10th in th<> April 7 rucc. -ANY FOUNDATION to st ate· m ents by trainer John Colter before the New York State Racing and Wagering Board rega rding Cordero Sequoyah Wins Class tf im Moo re ·~ Se- quoyah. Balboa Yacht Club. was the Class A winne r 1n the seventh race of Voyagers Yacht C l ub's Humphr ey Bogart Series Saturday. The r:.ice was the fi na l Boga rt feature or the season Second m Class A wa~ Cats Paja m as, Carl Last . Voyagers Yacht Club, ~nd th.ird wa s Van· tagc, Dick Seward. Lit· tie Ships f1eet. C lass B winner was Vortex. skippered hy Bruee Twiche ll. VYC. s eco nd was Ninolc, Hank Humann. Balboa Yacht Club. a nd third was Howlin' Owl. Allen Stewart, VYC ' Series Won By Haines Robbie Haines of San Diego Yacht Club bes ted a fleet of eight Solinl! sailors Saturday to win Bah\ a Corinthian Yacht Club's annual Podolak Memorial Regatta. The serles consisted or three races Friday and four on Saturday. Ru11ner-up was Scott H ayward . Nt>wport Horbor Yacht Club. and thlrd was J ohn "Driscoll. San Diego Yacht Club ... __ PROMOTED IN SALES DEP.ARTMENT Richard loufek, Mary Elfen Mazzeo Surf glas Sales Managers Nam.ed J . Sterling Sant lc-y. pr<'s1dent of Surfglas. Inc Santa Ana. has announced th,. re<>rganizallon or the sa leg department. namin~ Richard Loufe k and _Ma ry Ellen Mazzro of Newport Beach, as co· ma nagers. SurfJ?las ·is the m unufacturer of Prindle c::tamarans Lou!ek and Maueo will work together on the nationwide operations of the Prindle dea lt-r network. Loufek has been With Surfglas ror two years as quality control m anager He will retain these duties along wtth concentrating on the oul· side s ales proJects . MAZZEO HAS been \\Ith tht> firm for Ovi: \'Car!'I m the role of eontrollt•r Sh1.· will retain thcs~ res pons1bllit1CS while COOrdmilting the tn hOU51.' saleo: functions. 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CookUn 39113 Tt 4 GnSlQnl I 9 88 2b -\/'> L6wlCI! .it 13 .. 9~"' P ptC7 77 • 6 23V.-1 • $1\akl ·68 4 so 13-..:_',,, de 6<tkrl11r "13 41 31'" b Coopon 1 4" t 109 44'4 '• GnS!ftl 2~r • 5A p , -'o ltorSo 80 s llJ I/Yo-''• P PIA I• • l70 119 I'•• $hope~ IS J JJ n \\o • "' UulcnM I JO 1 2J 21"'• ~ Monday, No\19f'f!bef 6. 1978 N * DAILY PILOT Inflation / Cheap Imports Aid Eoonomy By SYLVIA PORTER Mlltlo••Set'Wt "The Japanese have done more for th<: American con- sumer than Ralph Nader." a government economisl 81ufi privately a while ago. Has meaning: Cheap im ports help keep aown pnces The weakness in thr U .$. dollar has become a pn me factor in fueling lhe-speedup of inflation in 1978 and pulling up prices of imports. Every J percent decline in the dollar 's buying power in terms of Japant>Se yen, German marks or other major currencies has added an estimated 1/10 of 1 percent to consumer pnces ucros.<;·lhe·board. MEANWHILE, ACTIONS AND INACTIONS BY Congress m the past session m ay force the Treasury lo slap more duties on imports, intensifyLOg the drive toward protectionism. ~ Instead of being geared to f_1gbt.ing i!lnat10n, trade ,policies are swmgmg toward spumng mflat1on. Instead of encouraging cheap imports to curb the pn ce spiral and instead of protecting U.S. workers from foreign competition m more direct ways, the country is movang to res trict imports. The policies are upside down The danger 1s that ''there is a growing de· mand from producers w ide range r pro· ducts." says <: World Bank. If pres res arc Money's Worth IO i ndustrial~ COUO· tries for prote tion in a not resisted. import curbs "will anevat ably tend to push up prices an lbe tndustraalazed countries. adding to the already difficult problem of persistenl inflation." the re- port says. Consumers pay for import limits designed to protect JObs of wor kers m sheltered industries. Relief from imports for s ugar producers costs an estimated $660 million a year m higher prices, and sugar producers are lohbymg for more restramts. Import quotas on m eat cost $400 m1Jl1on to $800 milhon annually. Tl}e average cost to consume rs for each Job preserved through trade protection amounts to more than $50,000 a year. says Brookings Institution economist Robert W. Crandall ARE QUOTAS, TARIFFS, "VOLUNTARY" res traints and similar barriers necessary to safeguard American JObS.., It's a "dubious" rationale, says the World Bank. Other ~ludies show that. within a given industry. more jobs an: lost through tecl1nological change than through imports. Trade protection tends to encourage involved In· dustries to delay changes, say some experts, as well as to put off cost-cutting steps . Direct. temporary wage subsidies would be a less cost ly , less infla tiona r y and more eff1c1ent way to help workers in dying industries to move into new JObs. 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J81'WIS Wflll-mor• A )'OUng t>oy S 1119 IS u "9d Dy tne two re<lt>one r>ound• h8 raised (2 fltl I ID CAROL IUANETT ANOFRIENOS Slut• ··eroltMw1Y Lo•" Be<111mo HonMly (f) MOVIE ro ,,,. •It• OI The WtUtd 010, 8 MOVIE • • ·~ ' tOO R1lletl" I 19691 J1rn 81own Raquel Welcfl An Ol.otlaw lndtM _. blact.. lawman 11nd a femaltl rtw0 luh()nef't hefO the M8XiC.an l1101ona depoae j C•\.11!1 ~vetnO< f2 fire I QJ MERV OAIFFIN OuHt• Ltlllen Certer 4 nOy W1t11ams Paul W1lll1<mJ. loiena Lynn, .t.roi;n11n1an a.uchoa fl3 Vl&ONS "L11e·s Pioneer O.ary A yoono bride eome. 01 age wllllo travet1ng 10 tfle Ore· QO'> THfltO<y In .1 wagon 11e1n wolh Nit nu,Dand and n1s family (RI '1!) OAEAT PERFORMANCU Macbeth No•man 8alfey. Patricia Joflnson end RoDon Stalpeton are tttalured 1n Verdi s lull- ten9tn opera. sun9 •n the 0<~1na1 lt•1tan ®J MOVIE TUBE· TOPPERS ABC .fl 6:00 - Monday Night Foot ball. The Washington Redskins invade Ualtimore for a battle with the Colts . NBC D 9:00 -"Rainbow." Andrea McArdle plays the young Judy Carland in this new TV movie about the legen dary entertainer. Also featured arc Piper Laurie. Don Murray and Michael P arks. <Scc reviewbclow l KCET @ 10 :30 -Lookin~ for Aquarius: California 's Quest for Wutcr .. The state's uncertain future of water re· sources is exam ined in this s pecia l re · Port. 4D THE GONG SHOW Ct MONTY PYT'HOH'S FL YlNO CIRCUS A Span.Sh lltglllCIUD a man wllfl a 18()4! recorde•. ,, movntaln etwnbing e•i>e- dll>On, and a VISll IQ a bar bet st>QC> (RI fD OICK CAVETT • THE 000 COOf>t.E Oscar Md Feh learn IMt lhey fk" r8QUl(e tnon()( SUIQefV ., GET&MA!n Al a gr8"9)'ard r~ vous. a woman ldentltres IWV"self at tn. only w11~ ~a"'" a l(AOS aoen1 A man l1nd1 fl•m••ll tr~ tn an Otftc:e Wltfl 1119 dN<l DO<ly ol lh• W()(n• an lie iust murdered (D MOVIE • • "HUii'. P9~) Geot"~ MO#llgomtl'Y. MOtlll FtM mat1 A young man return• 10 tfle Pt11hpp1ne1 to ,..,,eoge t"4! death of ht• 1a1het ( 1 ,,, 30 m•n I &l MACNEll I LEHRER 12:40 fl CJ) C8S LATE MOVIE • • "'l3dtes Of Come·· 119721 Ouv1d Jant.aen. John llllcti A U ~ lr9115- ury ..g.,,,1 111111> 10 Drealc the opera11on ot .... gangilet wno ha~ taken over 01n er\t1roc11y t'OO 0 TOMORROW t:30" D NEWS Q WANTED OEAOOR ALIVE "'Cllaln Gnng ' 2.1l0 0 HEWS Q) OETSMAAT Mu 's 1ntormanl •S ...oond- tld Dy KAOS bel0<e fie can gtv1! llWJ tormute''i tocalt0n CPart If 1 .. r1, AJ1u•1n, •~ Ml#l•"'l}aGlcl1res wnen ne loll\ 1n lave ""''" ner J! "''I • • • • "4cCabe And Mrs Miller·· ( 1971) Warren Bwlly. Julie Ctv1stl4! Part n1::rs set uo a businen 1n a !mall m1n1ng town. onty to 11a11e large< bus.ness 1n1111- est s mo"e in on 1 nttm f 2 ll•S) Ouesl James Galway 11.30 IJ (I) R0Ct<F<>RD FllES 'In Pursuit Ot Coriil ThO<ne"' RocklO<d IS hlfed 10 fOllo'or a YO\ln9 woman 1ust reltlased trom pnson tii1 CAPTIOHEO A8C NEWS tM) MOVIE 2:27 1) NEWS 2:30., NEWS 2:57 IJ MOVIE • • •,, • S1a111on Road e 30 ., I LOVE LUCY HtC~~ h •\ & l.tnHrtJ • •Ufl»"'k J>...,ft f, ot ! wl' \ '"' 1110.i.r fl'.) MICHAU JACl<i0f4 1:1·r.lldint· 1''1t z~t·rn l lhl· tt·rrn111.tll\ tll mothe r o f Lou Grant ·~ a~ ... 1 ~1 :11H c•11y t•chtor un "Lou Grant " 111111~h1 m lO on ens\ Channt!l 2 fZl} W EVENING AT SYM~Y Colin Davis oonduc111 lho Botton Sympl>Ony Ofclles- "a "' Ch0<ak s Syml)h<>nlc varinttons and M a11 8ructi s Fan1as.a on Scot- tish !Olk melodies to• v1ol1n Wiii! ()fche$tra 8:30IJ(I) OHEOAYATA TIME WfW> i.nows wnere a "''"'°" dollars 1n tloton money ·~ 11.ooen u..-1 Jo~i. ~ .. 11tn l~ A1l9~>. l ~ eoluml\lat '11) PROJECT· l.INIVERSE St1 .. l11t Elrt0ntn1<h .J) CAOSS-Wn S 1 00 I C8S NEWS NBC NEWS LIARSCLU8 4 •ea>no l>IOt>IC mllf! <KM '"• po-~ IO< cr1m1n11I pu1~s and •• ekpoMKJ DV Stw.. "' " D;;llle ol t1•0t\1Cmen (f) SANF~O ANO S0H f mo $ prottt~I again"' l •mont ' 1mlH"'d~ mar r1..0011 '·"'' 10 cllange 111-. son·~ mind 8 JOt<ER'S WILO Q) SIX MILL!Ofof DOLL.AA MAN Channe l l...i#t i n9• 1J KNXl ICBS) Los Anqclo:. 0 KNBC (NBC) Los Angeli•!> U ICTLA 11no) Los Angeles D KABC·TVIABC) Lo.., Ang1•lt1 ( ..._FMB (CBS> S,1n Diego 0 KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los A nyclc:. ~ KCST (ABC) San Diego Q) t<TIV (Ind ) Loe.. Angele:. Q) KCOP· TV (Ind J Los Angl•lt:. fD KCEl-TV I PBS) Loo., Angt•I••:. '1:> KOCE -TV tPBSI Hun1in111on Beacn ",..,,,..,..... BighKicker Ann-Margaret leads a troop of Rockettes <.il Nc'W York's Radio City Music Hall. /\llhough t he stage was fi)Jed with s tars. the 6,000-seat auditorium was empty. A <·rc w was filming "Rockette: A Holiday Tribute to the Radio City Music Hall,'' to b<.· aired Dec. 14 on NBC. Channel 4. Three Assigned To 'Sacketts' llOLLYWQOO IAPl Glenn Ford. Sam El- lrott a nd Academy Award-winner Ben Johnson will :-t;.ir in the NBC mini series "The Sacketts," based ml two novels by Louis L'Amour. Tht· four-hour drama follows a pioneer family m the beginnings Of t he New Mexico Territory Production is unde rway in Colorado and will move to Arizona. · Robert Totlt!n is directing from Jim Byrnes .1daptation of the L'Amour novels "Sackett" and "The Daybreakers." Political Time 'Must' for Radio WASffiNGTON IAP l -Broadcasters must mske a reasonable amount of time available to p011tical candjdntes. regardless of the type of music or news the stations present to listeners, the Federal Commurucatlons Commission says. The FCC said in n decision announced Thursday that WKKQ l'l HibbinR. Minn., must report how It In- tends to meet obligations to Sen. Wendell Anderson. the Democratic nominee se<'klng a nother term. An- derson complained the stntlon refused to sell him five-m inute segments and quoted e"orbitant rates rorsuch broadcasts. The stutioo argued It hud u policy against selling tame tonaerthnn s pot announcements ....... \ fD ff TOfOOHT C.ihlormu Suprem" Court Ch1el Ju~tlCe Ro"'6 8"d 1~ s;rollte<J '11) INTAOOVCING BlOlOOY 1mmon11y" 7.30 IJ DISCO MAGIC I CONSUM ER BUY LINE NEWLYWED GAME TIC TAC DOUGH G) AOAM-12 Malloy and Reed arrest a p111r of pflony money passers ;ind c atc:h " roDoe< 1n the ;)Ct '1i) JULIA CHILD ANO COMPANY • .. v•P Luncn" $ 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8.-00 8 ()) Wl<RP IN CINCINNATI Andy s e•1111lfroend now a f.JmOU5 rflCOrdtng Siar, shows up 1n C1ncinna11 1or &:30 II CJ) PEOPLE Q) THE 000 COUPLE Felra. his cousin Ben and Osc.r all lllGe 1a1I for fraud '" one ot ff;1ta·s a<l•et1•~· mg sc11emes 9:45 G ®l TO BE ANNOUNCED 8:00 II()) M'A'S'H Cflarles becom~s· even more 1nsufteraDl6 alter " tec>Offet litflYM 81 11\e 40771h tO publ"IZO '115 medteal pro~s 0 N8CMOVIE RaonDow·· (Premtllrl•l Andrea McArdte Piper Lau11& Th0 legendary Judy Gatland 1s p0<1raye<l Our- "'9 Iler rise from .. strv<;1- g1tn9 vaudevrlle performer .t.n unmamed classmate ot Barbera~ unexpectedly arrives .it tno Romano hOUse!l<>lo w1111 a baby 10:00 II CI> LOU GRAHT Ari Donovan S &nQu•Sll over t11s crh.ca11y HI motllet leads Lou to g1Ve 81lhe an unusual a11signment. 00 NEWS G) NIOHT GAUEAV In 1993. a man egroes to send his son to another pl[lnet 1n accordance with tho law 10:30 G) Cl) NEWS ti\) L()()l(llfQ FOR AQUARIUS Calllorn1a s Search ~or Water · fnts p•ogram fl•t1minee. tfle scienllllc: and puDt.c: po11cy 1fls1.tei. regarOtnQ water 1esouroM In Ille WllSI II 001100())®) NEWS 0 OATllfO GAME 0 LOVE EXPERTS Q TOHIGHT Guest 11<>61 0oo RICktes Guesll Victor Borge. Cnaro. Gladys l(ntghl & The P>ps, Helen Gwley Btown 8 TWlllOHT ZOHE What a In T1>41 Bo• · G MOVIE •• •., "'This Could Be Tiie Ntgflt"' c 195 7 J Jeon Simmons. Anthony Fran- ciosa A sef'OOl1eacnet Ms irovble •11nn1ng Ille ilP()r0\181 of ,,., l)af'1ne< .... me nightclub She WOfkl "' oor1-11me 12 ,,,, l Q MOVIE • •'tt ··Oet>oran" (19141 Brlld10<d Dillman. Manna Matf1Ut A Darren woman with psythtc power s t>ecOmeS oonv1nc~ sl\e 1s cwry1no a en•fd ettet soo os 1nvalved •n an accldfifll that ~ills d pregnant woman (2 nrs I A FeW Great Moments Slww's Too Low.key, But TUXJ Stars Excel By JAY SHARBUTT L OS ANGELES IAP> Ever see a s how wher e certain performances bowl you O\ er even though not all the movie does? You may get that feeling with "Rainbow ." a two-hour f ilm NBC is airing tonighl. tCha nnel 4. 9 p.m I It ·s a dramatization. "1th mus ic. of the early hfc and career or the lall' Judy Garland (Tv REVIEW J Even if you're not reg1!.tercd with the Garland <'Ul t , two major talents in the film make 1t mu~t viewing. ONE IS AN DREA McArdle as Mi ss Garland from age 10 through 17. The other is Mich<iel Packs. casl as her musical tutor and e losest adult friend In her days as a young apprentice star at MGM. ,.,.w, ......... GENTLE YET POWERFUL Andrea McArdle ' lakes her youngest daughter to Hollywood. film l and how MGM chief Lows B Mayer happened to put her unde r contract and on the yellow brick road to fame Familiar stuff. this. also her strowrng moments as a studio child. as what Mayer calls "a va luable pr operty" whose career put her under pressure 110 child should face. ALAS. DESPITE COO P ER'S scnsttivc direct ion . the film mostly seems to shadow-box. to hint a t the girl's p roblems rathe r than h.tt them head-on. But no .~ay can one fault the ji?e ntle . yet powerful scenes of M 1ss McArdll' and Parlc.s toge ther. ;n, s t uden t a nd teacher . scared child and com passionate• adult. tn an unreal soundstage world If they gave Emmy~ for every great moment in a TV film. these two each would need a pickup truck to tote their s tatues home About the fi lm: Oon'l expect 1t to be a flashy. lurid Lal e of lW1Sl · ('d c hildhood. evi l parents. s trong drugs or. in s hort. a cata logue of youthful grief that Jessell got. th(· Gum m ~ ~o spawned the ugony of he r adult c hange their. name, Judy s year s. .. c hildhood fn <'ndi,h1 ps with Als o re -told · How Georgl' AN D Mls.5 McARDLE'S s ing- ing. backed by first-rate ar- rangements. is as consistently brilliant as was that of the lady she's playing. Yes. or course. s he closes the show with "Over the Rainbow " But s he doesn't mimic Judy Ga rl a nd . S he h ono r~ he r mem ory. l f any th 1 n g . J o hn M1('key Rooney and .Ja c ktl' McGreevey's a daptation of Cooper <th<' lattct d1rc<'IC'fi Lh1s "Ra inbow." a G arland book by Chris topher Finch, is almost too low-k~y and subdued. lt cm phasizes her talent. not her m1 i.· eries, rumored or actual. IT'S A GOOD I DEA. But dramatic impact seems a hit lacking in this talc of a s how-biz legend who started as a tot sinR ing "Jingle Bells" and hit s tardom at 17 as Dorothy tn "The Wizard of Oz " With Piper Laurie and Don Murray as her parents, Ethel and Frank Gumm, you see her in vaudeville as t he youngest of the three singing Gumm sisters, Mom both booking the act and playing piano in it. I ntcres tingly, the mother.isn't done as the classic. pushy stage parent. She's always thinking of (heir career. but both s he and Pop appear as basically decent folks who care for their kids . THERE ARE EXCURSION into parental discord, a discreet depiction of extra ·marital af- fairs and the temporary breakup o ( the family as Mrs. Gumm Vaughn to Appear In 'Centennial' HOLLYWOOD IAPl -Robert Vaughn, who won an Emm y for "Washington : Behind Closed Doors.·· will star in the (inal three hours o( NBC's "Centen· nlal." Vaughn will play Morgan Wendell. whose political amb1. lions ure thrt>R l encd by a murd er dat.ing back 10 his grundfalher Anthony 7.erbl' plays his grandfulhe r tn on earlier segment Channel 50 Wins Three TV Awards KOCE-TV. Channel 50. has won three-awards for program- ming cxcellenre at the c1_ght annual Western Educational Society for Telecommunications awards in Sacramento A Best of West first place award m the category of telecourse, single lesson, went to "The Heart ... in the introducing bio ogy telecourse. A certificatc of merit 1n graph.ics was awarded to the .. Forum 50" program log cover designed by Carl Glassford and another certificate of merit in the telecourse scr1e::. category went to Pro- ject Umverse. ·Barbra Streisand a nd George Segal star in the movie comedy ''The Owl and the Pussycat. .. to be aired on election night. Tuesday at 8:30 p m. on K HJ . Channel 9. ( • • • '• Bono•e And Clyde" c 19671 w .. rrnn Bet.111y. ~llyA Dunaway Ou<lf'O the ~&5"01l. lwO Dal>dtlll -Clyde Battow .ind Boonie Parke< --te<- •oo:teRNING t2:00 8 lWILIOHT ZONE Bed-tempered 8 a•llHt Flfld'ltey t>eQ•ns 10 ~se that macrnnes don 1 like """ Q) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS f wo Ol&ntahon ow~r'l otan 10 Dtf'Qk UP thc.1 Oil/I netsh>p l>O tflal ~ OI tnem can get ma1tlf>d (I) HONEYMOOHERS When Alice take<> a 1ob •n an olli<:e c..oml>IOtely ""''. •ounoe<J by ~n. Ralph , 1ea1<>usy cro;;ter, .,n 1moo$ 'l<t>I& 6'1uiltl()n el) OICl<CAVffi Guest Jam~ G.i1w.1v 12:30 8 ROUEA SUPERSTARS 8» A~EO HITCHCOCI( PRESENT& ( t9471 Ron.t.ld ReQgan, Ale••s Smtih A ve1ertna11- an puts asooe hos 1ove tor,, no•!>& rnnctlf!r 10 l1g11t an epodem<c 12 llr~ I Tue11day·11 Duyti•e Mov ie• AFTERNOON 12.00 O •• • ''• · Moonfleel I •9551 St-mt Granger Geo<ge San<le<~ An 18th Cen1u1y Engh~h rake ~ -i smuggler (I 111 ,JO min I Q) • • • · Pubik: Enemy· 119111 James Cagney, Donald CoOlt A r8Cke100.. ra.sed "' a tttnement. •i. k1llfld and "'' boOy ·~ l>tooqtil flOtne ( I ht , SO mtnl 3:00 (fOJ • • • • TM Cand1- a .. t.-. • · ( t97~l R0Der1 RM lord. Peter 8oyl0 A • oonq 111>1>r a1 tr lftS oesoer - a1 .. 1y to olVO!d Delng cor- •uOIP<I by nts carnpa.iqn 10< ,, ·,Pat "' tll6 U S Senate ~ 1 ht • 30 min I ..... 1 ......... Hollywood Horaored Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Ra4uel We kh will host a two-hour tribute to Hollywood's 75lh annivers ary on Saturday al 9 p m. on Chanuel 2. Stars representing the ·20s. '30s. '40s, ·~. '60s and '70s will make ap- pearances._ PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $40 SAVE $60 SALE PRICE l ... Sl l9 5219 l'ri«a Geed Tin f I /'f /11 LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS TODAY! a-.. YOVI SautWlg c-f0f1 Wlttt lA·l·loyA I .. M. 00\U ) INFORMS In the DAILY PILOT _,..,._, ·--.,~ .... -· ..... . , .. ,_. . • • • COMICS J CROSSWORD MARMADUKE " . .. .. Yes crime IS on the lncreoae in th" neighborhood. lost night '<>meone even stole my gorboge." SU PERHEROES SH OE MOON MULLINS \ by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta 11 ••• DICK ~EMS PfreTTY 6Plf<:'EPOUT 10 N '/ WHY '!'"!'" by Jeff MacNelly r by Ferd and Tom Johnson er==~ .. ~ ,..._, . -. ............ GORDO JUDGE PARK E R W HEH DR. HUNTER M~GAVIM REPORT5 THE RESIJl15 Of AH AUTOP5Y PERFORMED THAT MORNING. THE DISTRICT ATIORNfY 51-10W5 NO 5URPR15f ! TUMBLEWEEDS ~~ .t. READ THAT 'CUR PE011Ww:uM Jte~i:tV~ ~A R?"T}: IJT IAl- '100 611 .. LIOIJ ~A~IZ.f?.l..'31 Ml<. I.OP.Et: Me><ICO WILL 0-IE c».~ ... 1/-b Ht:'(, PEPU1Y. WHY ~...,.::::-----r 'f'OtJ WMRIN6' 'b.JR M~INMCK? 11-'1 NANCY \. HE GAVE A GOOD CAKE REC IPE·--BUT IT CALLS FOR MOLA5 5ES---I'LL HAVE TO BORRO~ SOM E FROM IRMA by Tom Batiuk by Mell AGATHA CRUMM THEY WANf TO KNOW AFEW 5TATl6TIC~, M~ CRUMM. OR. SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW ,A(JNf ~, 1 .1(Jfjf ~ Mll(l: WILL Be IN "Tl!~ MOOD 'TO C~T&~ "le ~'iOUI by Gus Arriola by Harotd Le Doui AU THREE MfH AAD !MW.l, VERY !'>OCC5!>FUL COMPANIE5 WHICH AAD &EN ~D PRIOR TO THEIR DEATH5 FOR A&0UT A TlURD OF THEIR TRUE WORTH! so1MT$ WW rTWAS SO HARP 10 OOiTON MY SHIRi! by Tom IC. Ryan by Ernie Bushmiller ~tmUMtll_S.,..._,"' •£,.,.,. ..,.11,,,,.~,. ~. No"9fl'lblf e. 191s PE ANUTS '/ES MA'AM I~ ALL ~F~lHETEST DNl.YPU.OT by Cha rles M. 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M <'Arthur Par k " Donna Summ.-r cCuabllUl<'a > 2 "You N~ed Me"~ MufTay 1c a.,ltol1 3 "Ooublt" Vl1k>n" Fot"elper <Atlantlc) • • "Uow Mul'h I •·~1" Ambnosta IWsrner Brott ) ~ "Hot C hild I n Th Cl\>•" N1r k Glide r •Chry abs I ti "Ki~ Vou All (),·er " Eiule + Wunu urb1 7 ''Whent•ver I ('~II Vou 'fo"nt·nd'" Kt-nny Log 1m11 t (.'Olumb1u) ll "IWast of Burde n ·• The Rollin~ Ston<:a 1 Holl 1ng Slont"fl > 9 "Gel Off' Foxy ma~h I 10 "I J ust Wann a Stop" Gu10 Vannellt IA&M 1 TOPLh l "L lvt' ~nd Mo re" Don n a Summ..r t< .. 'ui,ablan<'a > 2 "L1vang In Tht' SA " Llnd11 Roni.t&dt I Ab\ lumt 3 ··cr~''SoWldtr•C'k " 1RS0 1 '1 ··Do ~ V11\1on " t-'ort'lgnf'r f AtlanUC' 1 S "S2n rt.~t " Billy J<WI !Columbu'> E Y Ll~'TENING ·..rrrme Passages" Al Stewart IAnsta1 2 "Right Do-.n The Llnt·" Gerry Rafferty <UJlltt-d Artists> 3 "Our Lovt>. Don 't Throw It Away" Andy Gibb <RSO> 4 "You Don 't Bring \fe fo'lowers" Barbra & Neil <Columbia > 5 "Ready To Take A Chant'e Agajn" Ba rry Manilow CArista > SOUL SINGLES t 'Tm Every Woman" Chaka Kuhn <Warner Bros.> 2 "It Seems To Ha ng On" Ashfo1d & Simpson t Wa rner Bros.> 3. "Your Sweetness Is My W~akness" Barry While 12'lth Century> 4. "One Nation Unde r A Groove" Funkadellc I Wa rner Bros.> S "Blame It On The Boogie" Jacksons !Epic> COUNTR V SINGLES 1 "Sle-eping Single In A Double Bed" Barbara Mandrell CABC> 2 "Sweet1 Desire ·Old Fashioned Love" The Kendalls <Ovation) 3. "Little Things Mean A Lot" Margo Smith I Warner Bros.> . 4. "Ai n't No California " Me l Tillis !MCA l 5 "I Just Want To Love You" Eddie Rabbill I Ele ktra> Oift Movies Set HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Patncia Bosworth's h1o~raphy of actor Mont~omery Chrt will be m ade tnto two motion pictures by Warner Bros. Director Sidney Lumet is now working with author John Hopkins on adapting the book into the screenplays. The fi rst will deal with Clifl's family, the second with his later years when he was a -leading a ctor s ... C...t Acton Co-ep ,,....,._d!Mtfer TALENT All 10 90 & l)'Oe& IOt Po1Mb141 """"°"-"'~"°"'"' .,.,.., ..-ig rv F......, r-e. Slunl• & E.11a 1714) 957-0212 TWa llDVIUe --~~THE --==-~ Teti IMonde Men 1:55 Return Of The Tall Blonde Man ~;, NOW PLAYING! MANN SOUTH COAST Costa Mesa 549·3352 .. NMU llCClnU .. im._ .. , • m\'I• ... ~ ... f ~~!~:.~ .~ MQIJSE 'E~llah tmo Sub-Tltlea .Opera Co. Of Boston Has Home BOSTON IAPl For tht• fl n l lime ln 20 >'"""· Sarah C'alclwell and lM OIMlr~ Company.. of Boat.on have a perma· nent home --tbtl opulent Savoy Thualer . bulll 50 years IAtCO for vaudeville pt•rformunc" and i.oon ronvertt'd Into a movu: hou1w T ht• rompuny ~aid It bou tihl lht' Sa voy from Sack Th~utt•n, Inc for ~.000 "Thi~ 1:. not the solu I !()fl to an of our pro blems. but 1t is a n Im · p o r t p n t ( i r s l , gt t• p towards the establish mt!nl u( a full oper a C'Omp lex in Boston." Mio Coldwell said. Cl••l9-l-·~. SPE.CIAL ENGAGEM£NT NOW SHOWING CINEDOME 23 NEWPORT CINEMA Orange 634·2553 N!!wpo<I Beach &44·0760 Jar O<•llQI '°"""' PI09'•"' "'!Olma~ u• ';J4 1 llH ----And In Loa Angelea----- CHINESE AVCO CENTER CI NEMA Hollywooel 464·81I1 ~IWOOCI 4 7':J 0711 \OUt ..0 'A~\O 4(U rftO ICM tMft Ut<.AC.· ... ltr(lf GENERAL WOUNDWORT One of the imjor1?et1ah/f' character.\ m .. Wa1en h1p D m\•11 " ''Those who opposed him soon vanished. Those who feared him made him ·their leader.'' STAATS TOMORROW AT EDWARDS BRISTOL, CENTURY 21 U.A. WESTMINSTER MALL MATINEES SATURDAY la SUNDAY. "SGT PEPPER :..ONEL Y HEARTS CLUB BAND (PG I "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR 10 .... !'iT£1>r<'• "TOMMY" (PG) "WIZARDS" "HEAVEN CAN WAIT" "FUN WITH DICK & JANE" (PG) "BOYS FROM BRAZIL'' CRl ''FOUL PLAY" "GOING COCONUTS" "UP IN SMOKE" (R ) STRn1um 6scAeen 6 39 1860 DAIVE·ln "UP IN SMOKE" "EASV RIDER" (R) "UP IN SMOKE" (R) "EASY RIDER" "GREASE" "AMERICAN HOT WAX" .Utell• Nea t suo1wm NOW PLAYING ..-S'llMIOll 2 COllia "'"'1 f114J 1146.()!)73 -'" 1)0 • ·~ SM ))0•4•$•1JO•t •S1•t1 0 S~ l lO • t ·~ • I lO • 9 0 • I I ·~ COTUllY ti .\N-17141 171 8901 arut111 1111,1-11 0t1rooe 17•416393110 ......,_,.~..-----,. OfOllOt SfOAl • UIQMlfU. anUT ..... -~ ?1J1~J 1 guo WHO'S KJLUNO GHAT CHllS? fN l "VI NIW YOH. NIW YOft INI lllCMAftl -nun TMI IMO fl.It ffllOI "UI HO\ISI CALLS ffllOI SUI UMAZ Je. • CA9°' Ml• .. tn A WIDOtNGcfllO> 1J1JO • JM • l1JO 1:00 & 10 IS ~lllUa.TM -...TC1910f--.,.._.OPTM,_ ,_ AUITloll CAIT "DEATH ON THE NILE" IPGI WICOAYS -1 1-U .. .,.,,. -,,_ ,~,-- ,.,.., CAAH • lAHf ·-COMIS A HOISIMAN 1•01 kUI COMAINI ..,_, ADUlf ""11~ t. IOOCMI VISION (II 2 ... MIHUns (I I J . CIACKING U, 1•1 U.Uft UlCITMINTI l ... UCI lH & I 1•1 .-. 2. mHT PIOHTU 1•1 v ._.,......,.,..L..;:.;..:..:...;;..:.:......• l . 11.ACIC lllT JOHIS (6) "Wllllt I A Nl ASlt t Mt •I.Al I' MUSMM •IOM PACI f"I P\llt WUIUST1P01 -.. CMYfS A MOMYMA•I" TOOLIOX MUIDUS111 P\ut MUT CllAYU MASIACll f., A ftlAt 1" "BOii HAUOWllH 1•1 P\U• ll1IOI UNOO TMI NOUSI 1•1 ENTERTAINMENT I MUSIC Chaplin Statue Funding Sought '4 LONDON <AP) -A public appeal for cash "from ordinary people'' has been launched to pay fo r a statue of Charlie Chaplin in his native south London. A model or the statue by sculptor John Double· day depicts Chaplin in fa milial garb: bowler hat, short jacket. baggy pa nti. and big boots, and lean- ing on a bowed ca ne. ltltvd Harrinllton. deoutv leader or the Great.er London Council, wants the statue unveiled by spring in time for Chaitlin's 90th birthday. Chaplin who made a fortune in Hollywood movies and was knighted In t97S, died at bis Swiss mansion Christmas Day 1977 Harrington. a Laborite , said London's Conservative administration refused to fund the s tatue. and decided to appeal for s mall contribu- tions after a woman sent him a pound note and s uggested he ask ordinary people lo contribute. ' HEAVEN ~ A r~ CAN WAIT . -. · .• WEJl9m ~w C .. ~f \. AOVE,;;uRES OF Ptu1 (POJ RLOCK HOLMES "THE ONE ellnds HUMTINSTOH SMARTER ANO OHL y· -:,?°•• 848-0388 BROTHER" HEAVEN CAN WAIT ~tW' o00#1c ,..~"" - OJ A guide to community church•• 1nd thelrevent1 appeare Saturdaya In the DAILY PILOT (t ... -· INSIDE : •Ann Landers -.Legals •Horoscope •Classified Tia~ 11n Landers E11ry~lop*9dia Family Violenee • \ utlt'TM'c' 1.m I • 11nfir1t',J tu I~ •lrl'rls Sludl,.$ )llttu tfk1l 1'111/t"fl( t' ht•lflnl 1n tru• hmnt' Parenti u>ho bo It c' r I ""1 r tin ld rt'TI u rr J' ball t'T't-d hl1 t lw1 r po rt>nl! und th.· pmt.-m 1 onlm1.it•a fro-m °"" g~mtion to lht' nt'rt ~hul t"On ,.... <Wnt' lo pul 011 t>tld lo this t>rullll tit·hill'lor"' rhnt' are an.nt.1t•rs lo th11 que111on und "'"' IArtdt>r l'O/ls on ffrp Hurboru A 'Yf1k."1'!3lo . u.•lw pr<>t'lrl.'' iwmt• larlhng m}ormolltm anti eriwrl c oun.wl in this.., SIIlh trC'trpt /rom 1111!: ANN 1 ... \Nm:Hs ~:NC'YCLOPeDIA Vmlt•m·t• m the Amt'ric<tn homl' has bf•cn un mv1~1bl<' prnhlt•m Only 10 tht past decade ha:: 1 ht· trut> situation l'Oml' to hght. · W ht.>n the suhJt·c·t of family violence is r..11M:d, p('oplc ll'nd to Lhmk of a family li ving m µoverty. a numbt•r of illegitimate children, a motht.>r on welfan." a fath<·r who has tert home a11d a boyfnend llv1n~ with Mom. This i!> a false picture Family violence O('<'Ur!> at all economic ..ind sot·ial levels Spoust• abu~t· 1s the smell' most unreported !'rime m thl· country Tht word "cnme" 1s em· pha::.1zed. bt'cau~1;: most people think what oc- c·urs m the home is a private matter bet"een family mt->mbt-rs Th1i. IS tht" v1ewpo1nt or the pt.>rpt•trator and th<'' 1rt1m. as """ as the police and ('OUrt systems Rl'cent :-.lud1t·~ .. policE• re- ports and files at cri~1s shelters all concur with the.following fa('ts • Approximately one-fourth of all murdC'ri. In the US ()('('Ur Wllhm the fa m1lv. 11;,lf or theSl' arc husband-wife killings. · • l\t least one-fourth of all .'\mc·nc<in couples engagl'd 1n an episode of \'iolencl' nur mg their relal1onsh1p. I Many slud1t•s 1nd1catt· the percentage may be as high as 60 rercent , • Twenty perC'ent of all A~ericans approve of hitting a spouse. but amonJ? l»llege-educated the pi.•rct•ntage rist.•s to 25 percent. • Violencl' bcgl'ls vmlerice. Family v1olen('(• 1s lt.•arned Aggn·~~ton is seen as the normal res pons<' to frustration in some families . As the children grow up. boy~ will beat their wivt>!>, ~iris will lhtnk 1t .is "normal" lo be beaten. When lhl.'se C'hildrt•n b·ecomc• adults they are morC' like ly to lx·at their children. At least 10 pt.•rc<'nl of th<' children who witness parental violence eventually become adult batterers themselves . • Pregn:mt women appear to be battered more often The woman 1s u.c;ually hit in the stoma('h The added burden of a first or an add1- t1onal child sometimes pushes an angry cor drunk l male> beyond the point of endurance • More children die of child abuse than any C'hildhood disease. There were more than one million runaway ('hildren last year Many left bc('ause of phys1('al abuse or sexual exploita- tion. • Alcohol and <1ru~s are often involved in ramrly '1ull·nct• ReM•arch has not confirmed whetht•r the ptrson uses these to justify the physlt'::il ahust.• or whether 1t causes the abuse. Alcohol-rt.•latcd v1oll'nce 1s almost exclusively male . • The cxisknce or hiindguns in the home makl·s severe or fatal injury more likely • There is a rel<1lionship between violence and the level or frustration When unemploy- ment incrc:ises in a particular community, so doc~ the v1olenn• How can this situation exist in a country which prizes the fa m ily as its most cherished in· stitution? It h, noted JO the history or Western c1vilizallon. Women and ch1ldrC'n were considered the prop<'rty of the male. In Lhe Middle Ages. men were cnC'ouraged to beat their ""ivC's Women grew to expect this behavior Laws condoned it. It was not until 1880 in England that severe physical :ibuse was considered legal reason for a "om an to st.>parate from her husband. The chchc "a man's home is hi5 castle" im- plies that men are more owners of their home than their wl\'e:.; that their homes are inviolate, i.lnd they can do anything they like at home. Violen('e in America is an accepted manner of behavior. Most battering of wives has been the subject of "humor " Richard Reeves re- cently told a "joke": "Wi ves, like politicians, should be beaten once in a while.:· And we re· call the frequ<•ntly used line of Jackie Gleason to his wife: "One of these days, POW, right in the kisser ... American life is filled with tension and frust rations. Violence is a release. A hus band com<.'s home from the office; it has been a ha rd day. He has been pu{ down by his superiors. His wife makes a simple error <forgetting to buy cigarettes at the store). This triggers a violent explosion. All the frustrations of his job are taken out on hi~ wife llallC'rcd children feel the same guilt and shame Th('y are totally dependent on their parents for emotional and financial support. Most child.ren will deny that they have been beaten i.lnd will fabricate stories to explain their bruises. bums :ind broken bones. Often, re mov- ing the ch.ild from the hom e is the only way to prevent further violence. Although many state laws require reporting of child abuse, m any doctors and neighbors still refuse to gel in- volved T,he deaths and injuries that result from violence in the home can be reduced. The first step is to acknowledge that violence is widespread in the ·American home . Com- munities must insist that a higher priority be given to the proper training of the polic!? and that funding for programs to aid the abused and the abusers be s upported . Som e communities have shelters and counseling services for battered wives. Hotllnes lo aid women in d lstress are being established by local mental health groups. Look under Com - munity Referral in the phone book. Call that number and explain the problem you need help with. A group named Parents Anonymous has been organized for parents who want to s top abusing their children. Another organization is called CALM. National headquarters are in Santa Batbara. 1be address Is: CALM, P.O. Box 718. SanUl Barbara, CA 93102. They have chapters around lbecountry. (See LANDERS, Palfe C2> Mond6y Novemoor e. 1978 OAJI. Y PIL01 Homemake Learns to Speak.Out Sandy Boostrom of Dana Point Citizens for Action used to break out in hives before public appearances. But not any more. By CHE RYL ROMO Of -0.lly ,., ... Slaff A lone-pin.k geranium stood upright against the winilii while rows of nearby yellow chrysan· themums submitted, spewing delicate. willed petals across the red brick patio. The pmk·cheeked wom an across the table !>Ul calmly drinking coffee in the noon sun. San- dy Doostrom. 36. is a petite figure who laughs s lightly when she's ill at ease. It would be almost easy to dismiss her as a woman whose major social event is a weekly consciousness-raising session with the girls . Sandy Boostrom lives in a suburban tr act horn e. her husband , Bob works in aerospace. ~he has two children, Scott, 10, and Todd. 8: drives a station wagon aod is laking a few t'Ourses al the local junior college. She married al 18. did not go to college, "orked a few years as an escrow clerk and \\:llt('d to have her first child until she was 26 so "cv(•rything would be perfect." Then something went wrong. Outside. San- dy Boostrom was doing everything right, ev('rythinj? she was raised from childhood to do. Inside, she was asking herseU. "Is this all there 1s?" Enter chche No. a· Suburban housewife "1th rising young executive husband and children all in school finds herself feeling inade- quate' and with too much lime oo her hands. She ha~ tin l'arly 30s identity crisis. San<ly Booslrom decided to set a goal for · herself U nrortunately, she had had no experience in o;uch matll'rs and was so self-conscious and in- s<>c ure s h(' had trouble talking lo her children's l'lt'mentary school teachers because she con· side.red them "authority figures." .. I "I used to get a lump in my throat and not bl· able to say anything," she remembers now. 1ust a short two years later. "I put off going back lo school mysell for so long because I was afraid of the teachers.'' Sandy ,EJoostrom. with husband, Bob. Scott. 10. Todd, 8. She sought and received short-term. evalua- tion counseling and learned s he was not uniqu. m her feelings, that many women suffer the same fears and frustrations. But she found herself ~ming increasmg- ly irr itated a t what she saw happening to her commwtity, Dana Point. rolhnJ? hills W('r<' bemg ('hopped down and sub- d1v1ded wtth what ~ht• rclt was hUle concern for long-range effects lo the e nvironment. Once-qwet streets were becoming congest· ed. schools we re already overcrowded and res1-Sandy Boostrom returned to school. still un· a blc to speak to those ··a uthonly figures.·' The quaint. seaside village immortalized by Richa rd Heney Dana in "Two Years Before the Mast" seemed to be developing so rapidly that <See FAMILY, Page C2> Dr. Ragnar N. Amlie: testing hearing loss in infants. A Pre·natal Clinie UGI Medical Center hopes to offer help to those in need of prenatal care. By JUDITII OLSON Of llW Dally ,., ... SI.a" There are many reasons a Mex- ican-American mother-to-be may oot go to a prenatal clinic : •There is no car during the day. •She doesn't speak Engli sh. •She has no one to baby-sit for her other c~dren. In a n~w ~ilot program at UCI Medical Center. pregnant women will have :i chance--to get much· needed care in spite of these ob· stacles. A new clinic is open from 5 to 8 f. m . Tuesdays, according lo Arthur . Goldstein. M. D., associate ad- junct professor . obstetrics and gynecology al UCI, one or the spca)<ers for a March or Dimes Coln munity Leade rship Con -'· · fer ence in the Fountain Valley Community Center. I With evening hours, women .who would have no opportunity ror pre· natal care can have use of the family car and count on their husbands to take care of the children. "THE HUSBAND also can act as a n Interpreter ," Goldstein .added. The clinic started Oct. 3 and already lsp1erving 40 women each week. "We arc in the process of r ecruiting a pe rinata l nurse specialist and a llUrse educator to provide information in both Spanish and English." the doctor added. · 'UCI provides two nurses. two clerks and two physicians." The clinic is especially interest· ed in working with "high-risk mothers," Goldstein said. These include mothers over 35, those with high blood pressure and other diseases and those who have had no prenatal care . Or. Goldstein also outlined new developments in prenatal testing. One test measures serum alpha· fetoprotein. which ca n pick up nervous system defects in utero. Anoth e r Is t he o~ytos in challe nge tests, wher~ the baby's he art is monitored starting around 36 weeks STILL A.NO'l1lER new develop- ment ls '"'real time ultra sound." where a motion picture ls made of the baby in utm> The development of new tests is especially important to diabetic mothers, Goldstein said , since they have three times as great a chance as normal women or hav- ing defective children 4The second speaker. Ragnar N ~ I Dr. Arthur I. Goldstein: Clime seeks "htgfrrisk" mexhers: Amlie. M. D., discussed new de velopments in testm~ hearing lo.c;s in infants. Amlie. associate dJ rec- tor of neonatology at UC I Medical Center, said hearing loss usually is detected in infants between 18 months and two years. The danger of undiscovered loss. he added, is that the child will re ceive no brain stimulation until the loss is verified. "In the past we used behavior tests. We would make a loud noise ·and watch the baby's reaction. But too m och depended on lh'e ob- server. We have desperately trted to find a neutral test." HE AND ms colleagues have made use of a test developed for cats about nine years ago where electrodes were placed on the animal~skull. Since~tigating a similar test nve years ago the)' have checked more than 580 infants. Not all Infants are tested, Amlie said. "We only check hlgh-n sk children. We picked the s ickest Jo n es in the intens ive car e nursery." The test consists of a t1me- locke<l response to click~. in the ...... -' . -..... --. -·----·--' C'a r . whi('h-1s monitored by com- pulC'r "We get a very definite wave .form. corresponding to the ct1HPrent levels of the brain," Am he said. "We are not lookmg deeply into tht.• cortex. Just at the very bottom of the brain." The test has been adapted to check s1~ht, too, Amlie said. One advantage is that it can be used with older children who arc retarded or with those who are un- der sedation . Amlie and his colleagues also a rc working to set up specific in- tervention programs for newborns tn Orange County. "Nine hundred babies ea('h year are admitted to mlensiv~ care nurseries," he said. "There is an enormous population we didn't know existed." Amlie said the current research is "very dynamic" because it In- volves a new frontier. the human brain. ' "Within the next 10 yeuA we may be able to see what goes on in the brain just before 8fl action ls unde rtaken. We can see bow children process information. "T.his Is the beginning of tbia (Sff CLINI<;, P11e C2) t -........ -..,.--.. ('\. --.. ... . DAIL V Pl,LO I High • Ill Houston and L ikes l DEAR ANN Plt!ai.t: a llow «-qual apac.-e tor lhot O( UI Who diSUrt"t'! ~IUt •·PhJ1otophy ol a Pot.Head " Htn:'r; ..,.·bat ll't A"ally l\kt' My e>ochta art' not t.•tn pl l don 't o v. ~ •nybod~ and nobodv UWCI me. t h•Hl • JOb -. work for • doc-to r r don't ov.n D t'or l 'm U\•lnt (or Ollt' and af u b reaks do~·n 1t 's m ) roaponaibUil)' f m 1n sch ool ma1nla,n 1nrc ,1boVt' 0Yt'ra~r arade!\ My hft la ohy l plnn to ~ a coU~t-iirad tn tht> '90$ and llvt' happy llrt" I hAve good rrtcntt& witb ~lmltar amb:luc>n~ t'm a happy pel'llOn anJ I fotl tood about mv:.clC M&h or otht'rw1iw A•• Lallders OC'I )OO ..,.ondt·r ""h\' t <1m okc fd " Rf·c-.iu~ II makea mc-fN·l ~''°'' all O\'t"r und mort-111 1·llM' v.t\h my frtt-n<IA Soo1wr o r I ..t l t• r I t w 1 I I 111· lt>g•htt'd and 1)('(1J1I(' ~ 111 UN'f'pt lt Jlo14 muc;h oC Ha bnd '!Ide r~n }OU 'l h<1w m(', Ann l~ndl'~ • I'm opt>n mtodt.'d ·nougb that 1( :you told me> It l'Ould kill m,· 1 ~ould 'I u I t JI I (j H I :-.. llOUSTON (~_H_o_r_o_s_e~.°"-e-~) T\J ESDA Y, NO\'. 7 Dy YDNEY OMARR ARIES I March 21-Apr ll 19 1. You gtl what you ask ror -be sure you can handle what you request. Capricorn. Cancer persons ·figure prominently -and so d oes the number 8. This business, creativity. test . challenge and love - that kindofaday. Please be ready for it! TAURUS <April 20-May 20 1· Accent on ai.· cent. the chmb, getting credit due, reachina above-and-beyond apparent limitations. Aries. Libra persons figure prom inently. Finish what you start -don't permit s ituation or "problem'' to vegetate. GEMINI <May 21-June 20L Good moon aspect. coincides now with long-range plans. travel, spirituality, education, knowled~e thal. can be transformed into wisdom . Lro, Aquarius persons figure in scenario. Yes. the new contact ~·ill prove fruitful. CANCER (June 21-JuJy 22): Lie low, go slow -study financial a spects. gather data and seek views of partner. mate. Hunch is valid. but you should contact individual knowledgeable about land values, real estate. Take nothing for granted. Aquarius could play important role, <1long with another Cancer. LEO <July 23-Aug. 221: Be Oex1ble, avoid direct confrontation Display humor. versatili · ly. Sagittarius. Gemini persons rigure in scenario. You may miss target twice, but you strike home on third day. Know it and act ac- cordingly. Publicity. popularity and marital status grab s potlight. VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept. 22)' What s~ms a setback will rebound in your favor. Check d<• tails, be aware of fine print, read between the hnes . Aquarius. Taurus, Scorpio individuals figure in scenario. Work procedures, special services command more-than-usual attention. LIBJlA IScpt. 23-0ct. 221: Relationship is very warm. Creativity is highlighted. Imprint vour own s tylt'. Gemini. Virgo, Sag1ttariui. pcr~>ns arc in picture -so is the number 5 You·re abll' now to analyze. to deduct. to locatl' lost articles -and clues. Your detective work now is magnificent! DY. ll lllGIC IN 110 ~TON : I'm oot IO· tac to tf'll you lhat pot '-till klll you ~uuse I don'& bf'll11vr ll wlU. I AM 1oinic to trlJ )'Ou, bowl'\f',., &bat iwbllv mo&t pul(Sllttrlc...f'ra do NOT 10 ~lo t.arder 1tuff, 90 Pf'n!t'Dl of &be brrotn addk&ll ln every i;tudy I +.an ~tto uy &bf'y 1tant-d wllh pol. You've told me ol the ··,ood•· aide of po& and I !H>llt've you arf' ttlUog It llb It IA -within tbe n>· aim of your uperlence. l 'vtt bad •lmUar reports from bund.ttds of otber pot·smokers. They say they enjoy U, it relaxes lht>m, aod It ha11n 't mused up tbefr Uveli. I believe t~m. You asked me to s how )'OU the "bad" slde, and I "'IJI. Tbf' reaction to pot varieit, according to (I> the t"moUonal stablUly or the smoker, (Z) what h~ smekes, (3) bow often be smokt"S. You aouod like a person wbo ls stroog f'motlonally. The tone of your letter Is balanced, senslble -even polite. Mao y teenagers who smoke are unstable, un- happy and insecure. Th ey hav e a lower threshold or tolerance for everything: anger, stress. rallure, dJsap. polntment -and cbemlcaJs. These cats have enough trouble keeping the ir heads together without getting stoned. What are you smok· log? Are you sure you know? You re-ally DON 'T know unless you're a chemist. Kansas or "backyard" grass that grows wild has less wow-power than Mexican Gold or the ~torr from Asja . Moreover. some dealers . cut expensive Imported marijuana with alfalfa ~r hay (to stretch it>. This stuff does nothJng more than ao ordinary clgarf't. Other dealers (to book a new user) will lace a load witb LSO SCORPIO fOct. 23· Nov. 21 ): Home, securi. ty, conclusion of, transaction, solid base -these comm and spotlight. You e •ase past error through domestic adjustment. Family environ· ment becomes harmonio us as you make diplomatic gesture. concession and offer token . which can produce a tcr· rifle high. of affection. · SAGl1TARIUS INov. 22-Dec. 21 l: Define terms. meanings. Accent on short trips. rel· atives. romantic haze, subtle nuances. in: dividual who promises much but delive-rs nothing. Prote<:t self in clinches -avoid self- deceplion. Pisces figures prominently. CAPRICORN m ec. 22-Jan. 19): Accent or money and how to earn more or it. Get prod .. Uon plans in order . Accent challenge, responsibility. Utilize lessons ~enlly learned. Member of opposite sex figures prominently. Be aware of duties, prices. No one is going to give you something of value for nothing. AQUARIUS (J an . 20·Feb. 18): Lunar numerical cycles are such that you gain accep· tance , popularity and you are at right place at r ight time. You win ! Those who placed roadblocks io your path will hasten to remove them . Stress originality, independence. Create your own style, poHcy. PISCES <Feb. l9·March 20>: You no longer are frightened. Obtain hint from Aquarius message. You will be in your own element .:_ views will be vindicated. You get to heart of matters. You properly d efine lerms a od in· terpret dreams. ••• Clinie <From Page Ct) teer advisor. Club Calendar run!; each W(•dnesdoy in the Daily Pilot and con1am.'I n1111r t>'• of womrn·s and sen ice club TTUJelmgs and euent:, I or the /ollowrng week - Thursday through Wednl'~ day Send nnhces to Cluh Calendar, Dally Pilot. P 0 l:Jox 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 Re sure to include your name and phon,, number. Notices mw;I bP m our hand3 two weeks rn adoance. To request a p1c1tH1'. uinle or call the 1-·ealure~ Departmmt. 642-4321 Pie lures are limited to Jund rn1sers open to the puhhr Wedding and eny1111t• menr annoi1ncements run on Sunday m the f)arllJ Pilot f'orms are avo1lable ot all Dolly Ptlot 01/ICt>S or by calling the Feolure~ Department. 642-4321 technique, not the end of the road." These kinds of research pro grams are funded hy the Nalionul f'oundat.ion·March of Dimes, ac· cording to Shtrley Ralston, volun· Pe rsons interested io working with the March of Dimes on its up- coming fund.raising projects, such as the Mothers March in January. may call the office at 979·2270. How often do you •moke! "" occHional )olot or two oo wef'tlHda 11 vny different from 1moklnJ ~eral jolou lhr plpefuls) .-very day. It bu befP proven that pot ln heavy closes can dl1tort tbt" vbion and produce a faulty -~Dlf' or Umin(( and perception. i\ driver hJ!lb on p o t bl as d101erows •• a drunk drtvrr. Mo ~t or my paycblatrk consultuts aay the worst tblnic altoat pot ll tbat It IUU1 lall&allve and maku dr~am~r8 out of p()t~n tlal achle\'t>O.. It's J' tc,.. tibl1• wute of ..(lme.· Tbousands of bcHtr are squandt>rt'Cl by 1tudenl3 who sll around con- lt>mplaUng lh<-ir navf'ls. Vou . say on~ day pot will bt> l~allitd. I hosx: you arf' wroni. Because I cart' abuut what hap· pentJ to young people I will 4:0ntinue to fl&bt vigorously to stt that ll doesn't happen ln tbls country. ••• Landers I From Pa1te Cl I Men. women and children must learn that regardlE.-ss of the behavior of a child or spouse. no one has the right lo physicully abuse another human being. People aren't for hitting! Barbaro A M1lulskt. member of the United Stat es ll01L3c o( Represen1a11ves. Third °'3tnct. Maryland ••• Family (From Pa~e Cl> dents began grumblin~ about who was going to pay ror new sewage systems. the schools and the highways. Though Sandy Boostrom insists she is not anli·growth, but an advorate of planned growth. she says she didn't tttink the developers or coun- ty government tthe community is located in county territory I were being specific about goals. "Dana Point was lhl' last frontier between Los Angeles and San Diego and was left un- touched for years. Overnight 1t was changed." ;he now says. "Rationally you know it's going to happen, but it hurts to see it " When the board of supervisors "rubber· stamped" approval for the construction or a large residential complex. her anger peaked and the housewife felt compelled to take action. She joined the Dana Point Citizens for Ac· lion, a grass-root. volunteer: organizabon of homeowners that had been battling developers and county government with Htlle s uccess for more than a decade. Next Mrs. Boostrom became a member of the League of Women Voters and Immediately seized upon the group's large resoutte library as a way to study the details or county planning. As she studied . she became aware that Dana Point -because it is not an incorporated city -lacked direct. local representaUon : "County government has never been de- signed to service areas the size of cities. Jn the past. when an area would need services it wouJd incorporate. but in the last 15 years. 1t 1sn 't hap· pening and there are huge areas still ~overned by the county." Homeowners. lherefore. are entirely depen- dent on volunteers to represent their concerns to lbe elected county officials. In Sandy Boostrom's case it meant driving the round·lrip 60 miles to Santa Ana to attend county govern- ment meetings. How did she react during her transforma- tion from mild-mannered homemaker to public watchdog? _ "I was scared stiff." she recalls of ber first appearances before the board of supervisors. ·'When I first started doing it. I wouJd brealc out with hives o" my race." As her confidence grew. the hives and the fear went away. Today, Sandy Boostrom is vice president of Dana Point Citizens for Action. has an office in her home and a n official spokesperson for the group. According to County Supervisor Thomas Riley. chairman of tbe board and whose district reaches to Dana Point, Mrs. Boostrom's presence as a representative or her community has bt-eo oothi~ short of remarkable. The s upervisor recently called her an "articulate and highly motivated" c;pokesperson and credits her with being "total- ly responsible" for the planning information now available to private citizens in the com- munity's public hbrary. ....._ He praised Mrs. Boo~trom for repeatedly "challenging the board when we perhaps didn't recognize the sensitivity of an issue or didn't un· derstand aJl that we shouJd have a boot it.·· Thanks to her awaren('Ss and assistance. Supervisor Hi ley said the board has directed "more .positive attention to the problems" in Dana Point. then added, "and il became almost :JUlomalic that we involved her" in the process. Though Sandy Boostrom still thlnks of her <'a reer as wife and mother a rewarding one. she finds it easier to consider a legal career as a possible lon~·range goal. "It is julit incredible how my perceptiQns have changed by seeing people in authority as people. I ~o ahead and feel and it's okay and I expenence thm~s. ··t don't try so hard to block what's hBPQel\: ing anymore. 1 julit accept it. And. as J thin)( back now. I was spendin~ so much or my time and energy t.r)'ing not lo be scared -I had nothing Jeft." .she said. Wedding and engage· ment ornwuncemmts run M Sunday m th(' Da1l11 />1/ot f'orm~ nrP nvallablt.> a l ull Do.Uy l'i/ot 0J11ct11 or bu calling the 1o·ealt1rt·.~ Deportmtnt. 642-4321 YOGA IS WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR! To avoid d1so ppo1nt · ment. pro."rpective bndt>s are remindt-rl to havt' (111m wedd1ng 1tor1e.i. wtth a blo('k~nd·while gfos!y oJ Che bnde or of the couple. to the f 'totures !npart- menl one week bf/ore th(' UX'ddin11 E:ngogement armounce-mcnu. u11th black and· white glo11s11 of the future br-uU or the couple. mutt b~ Tt'Ctiued by the F'1:cture8 DfporCmnl 1fr Wt'tk& before tit~ wedding doJ•. • Throw out tension. find peece ol mind wtrlle you build a more healthy. beautiful bOdy! The remarkable sc1enoe of Yoga as taught at Y<>oe Center 11 famous for 1la whOlebody app<oach to a FULFIL.LED YOU T~U9ht by Ananda Vrdya & Chandi Ptrva. two e11pert & charming Wes1ern women Yoga s11ma, tones, celma the mind & ullslfes through & through. Learn deep relaxation. nutntlon secrets. meditation now to breath~ better for v1tahty! For ages t 2-72 Yoga In The Moifning! flltll DIMoMsTlinOH WIDMISDAY. MOY. I AT 10 A.M. 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'ltp VALOM Wt•ll ton:-.truc·t .<f :~Bf<. 1 t>a . oak floor. p~1rt1al ba~c·1 •nt, ('Onc'rl·tt· found1tl1on. $120,000 Ft•t "MOTH£R'S PLACE" -Need a nice ptac·e for m om to live? A great 1 BR c·ondo in adult complex. quiet and private' f'lubhousC' a nd pool included. Clean und neat. New on the market at $5 1,000. Couples and sin~les welcome I oo Ceil 546-4 I 41 Serving Costa Mesa-Irvine · Huntington Beach-Newport Beach ~wport Hei9hh New on ma rket . -4 BR on cul de sac, near ~chools A.l:ent. 646· 3255 FRESH AIR 4 AC Or Nor thern Cul1fl'rn1a propt·rty. Ue11ut1ru1 seltlni.t over loolung Smith Rn rr &II uJI or part. $33.000 Will also c:ons1Jer trade for '73-'74 Pan tera or ? Ph 67S-8517 TWO YEARS MEW OHL Y S78,500 Shows hke a model Up. waded cpts. Three· h<lrm home. Take over sub;uct lo a low rnt{'rcsl VA loan (.;all today for dt:taals. ~9-191 ReaJ F.i.tale IMTEREST RA TES Al.11ume the <•x1sl1n.: loan on t h is i.parkltn~ : bt.-droom. 2 btith M t'!>ll Verde home. The out ~landin g an terior ha. neen done in warm eart tones and rll·h woodl•---------1 pan e lhng The lars.:P -------- country kit l'ht•n un1I llG> CAMYOM r a m 1 I y r o o m " 1 t "~Jal Situotion" fan•place will make ,, McLain built, h•J:i.tt•lit 3 pericl1 gclhl'nul! 1>larc BR +den Au~usta . Oaw for the hol11l..1y !-ot'.l'nll It-~$ cund , foirwa~ Vl(.'llo Pncoo nl(hl at ~.00<1 Got tn .,ell ' Prrrl· CALL 751·31!11 massarred• Was $2115.000 t:=S ELECT I PROPE RTIES now $:.!29.000' t::noromooi. value' Call yl~tt·rdo} 1 Al(cnt640~ SUPERB! In Suburbia Vaulted l'eihn~s. lge country k1lch~n. private mstr i;ui t e w i lts p r1vat<! atrium Thrct• bdrm ho ml' v. cstm bar + frplc. Low ma1nt Call LO· ~~~! .':~~ .~.. ... .. . ~ .~ .~~........ I _M?ndav _ _..._N_'J'V_e_m_t'ft_•_t1_11t_1_a ______ ......,:o;:A;:l::.L Y.:....::::P.!!tL~o~r~...:ra~ c;,......., I 002 ~......... I 002 Ho.IH' For Selle Hou'tt For Sot. Ho.aies For SCIM He>t1H' For Sale .•••.••••....••..•.•..•...•.•.••.....•••..•...•........•........................•.............. Ci>eMf'.. I 002 G.-rat I 00 eo:ia• • • •. • • • •• • • • • • • • • .••.....•.•..••...••.•. llST IUY IH UOADMOOA I le re's H 5 bedroom. 3 bath. l story home ln popular ff a rbor Vie w Broadm?Or F ormal dining. family room. f1replaccs. and a deck that t'><tcncts Into a wooded area that is rommunity own{\d and maintained Ht-duced to $255.000! U~IVUI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675-6000 2443 Ln1 Coau Highway. Corotid del Mdt .il'>fl 111 M,.,,, V1•11f1 JI !.>,1b !:>990 ~· t·:SI.J-:Y N ~YLOR CO HEA l.TOHS Sl Ill'\' 1 ~M ( DRASTIC PllCE IEDUCTION! llG CANYON TOWMHOMi Owner says sell ! Bring your checkbook today because you a re sure to buy the best value in area! S20.000 Reduction in this golf course view "El Dorado" model in origina l P hase J. 3 Bedrooms. formal dining rm & 2'.2 baths . Te nnis . courts, pool & j acuzzi. Hurry for this! L ow price of$199.500. WESLEY M. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS 21 If S..J~HHhlood NEWPORT CENTER, H.I . 644-4910 / ELEGAHT •••••••••••"••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........ I Ol• ••••••••••••••••••••••• GM l'omt I Ol6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GREAT HOME FOR ENTERTAINING -COIM to LOCJIMCI N~ .ct ettfoy HM privacy Cllld iec.tusiOft of o cC*llty ••CJ""ft CftO" alOftCJ the I Jd. and bock of this hofM. Cttt._. 1wl.....i199 pool, .,.. pomt and corpet1"9 ore some of th• eirc•lt•nt f•afwn of tMs 4 Mdr'OOftt dllc)ht. OWMr Is motlvattd, so pl•oH "'oh on of· fer. . .$1 f 4. 950 495-1720 BAY& BEACH 450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 759.m11 SPECIAU!! Uruv. Park townhoui.e; close to pools. tenru' & large shopping centt·r. 3 dbr bdnns .. 2 bath:. & family r m This loH•ly wut has a man5ard \It.· roof treatment. & the land 1s incl u de d at Sll0.000. fMos l com pellllve properties are o n leased land > BAY& BEACH . /.' ,t'•I :. ~ ~ H . ""..._ I FOUR HOUSES 4 Separate house~ on 11 acre lot-room. lo bwld 2 rrore.ez'00.000 Call Cra1~ BaUey 631 1266 EXECUTIVE SUP& LUTSIDE LOCATION Shurp 4 Rdrm 2 both b otn1t R l'mOdf'l l'd lclteh~ and bath Only $79.900. Call ~6 S880 ~ .... HERITAGE • .• REALTORS iastside Chanler 2 bedroom l bulh on R2 Brand new 180dei occ11n view . .New 3br 2'\b.ll t.:ttd br " 11vt s1.1o1w >. nm Con11d.cr l r ddt: Aat 759-0706 DREAM HOM! Ovt:r 2700 sq ft, 3 Br ~· ~ Sa. Ubrary. f<tm1ly rm. formal d1nin~. bonu1 rm O w ner. SSZ !IHO or 639-581 l br, 2ba . (rplc & JttCULI• Wall< l() bdach. $911.77.'.i 497 256:> evt>l> He r b lot with room to hwld. BToro 1032 Out of are& owner 101x ••••••••••••••••••••• • • 100.'I. $86.900 3 BR 2 Ba home . Nt'w f RE:STIG€ pai nt , dr<1pe s . cJ,>I HOME:~ Creative ftna ncmg poss -Only $73,900. Lahr Reul 3333 W Coast llwy. Nli ty Inc. 586-4068 645-6646 Fountaift Val-le-y--C-OH MESA WOODS Excellent buy an prrmt locauon 4 Bdrm . Family Room. AW.. 646·32SS •··•··········•·•··•··· 3 YEAR fo'REt: RJDF: Seller carry I~ noL1• No monthly payment:. Jllo quabfym~. Takr Q\fc1 9'1> first. SJG.000.Jfo..Vn I b r. Gary 960-t388. Bkr IUILDER CLOSEOUT ~°"leach I 040 SeveraJ IJ?e 2 story 4Br. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 388 homes at 34~ F. 2.1rd St for $189.500 2~1ngll' 3 ledroom + story 3Rr. 2Bd home., R\ Fonft Din + FoM Rm 2'176 & 2080 OranJ?e /\ve Walk to twac:h from this for $129,500 Ownt·r t>t>auuuJ. p lush upgradt'tl f1nanri n i.: ava il ho m e . Lo<'atl.'d 1n Ownf'r I agt. n('ll{hborhood o( $200.00<J 642·2164 673 07R2 homes. S4i50. l)(,wn I•• quabfil'd buyN l'nrc•d Sportsmi.ft 's for qwck ,31t• al $1 IH,l':JI, Paradis~ llurry ! Art now 11 l'.111 Mesa V ... cte 963 6767 ~~e~od~n::n~rr~.r~~~ [®'' '•' , .... '1 ""." 11 • ~ upg r Jdes . Corner lol • · w/RV & boat gate. Close · · to l iolf <'OIJNes Onl} Sl05.000 David B<>urkt' Realtor. 546·9950 S&S Resale Spec1ahi.t' 3.4 or S bdrm modl•I' avail. some w /pooh 968'4602 Easts1de charnw r . 2 lir l Ba. lg yrd. upgrades $79.500 646 3101 Pt'nrungton Propert1t<' PRIME DUPLEXES Located in 100 b lock. West Newport . older front 2 bdrm has ne" plumbing. electn <'al in k1tch<'n : r!'ar bache lor urut over dbl. 1::.rage. space for 2 extra ear!> Pnccd at $149,500 TOWNHOUSE 450 NEWPORT CTR DR. nus lovely borne b as 2 759..a!ll BIKE TO IEACH Brend new 2 story. wood par q u et f loors. old rash1<>nM hay window' Gourr1wt k1tcht'n ""II h m1cro-v.av«: Step dnv.n living rm w/wllrm bnck hreplatl' 2nd Stor} hO!>t' !teparalc maslt'r w1nR ;. J mon• kin~ :-11.P tl hed r m s A l'l now ' 646 717 1 3 Br t'Ondo. 2\12 Ba. PJ11lW locallon. 2 c·ar <ill 1?'u1 prof decorated $9-\.SOO 540-100.~ BUY OIRi':c.-r 2 Bdrm. & l-bdr m umt. West Newport, good ren t a l history; w a lk to heaeh. $159,000 673-3663 b/5-4777 E\•es COSTA MESA Easts1de. 3 bdrms .. 2 b11 Completely re modeled; 2 car garage $128.000 MEW..ORT PEMIM. 2 Bdrms .. 2 baths. frplc. Only S89.000 Leasehold- MEWPORT ISL.AMO J Bdrm .. I bath home on R-2 lot: frplc .. lots of wood & brick. $185.000 HOME & IMCOME 3 Bdrm., 2 bath home plus two 2 bdrm. voil& i.n rear. 4 Car parking rn de· lighllul park-like setung, E asts1de Cost a Mesa. Property in xlnt condi- t>on ! $199,000 673-3663 642-2253 Eves associated FROM HUILIH.ll bdrms. a study. 21, ---------1 :J new Town lol huw-<'' lt'rt J blks from <X·cdn m downtown.., bf-st Jred .. 1 hdr m 2'·· ba 1800 .. q fl nf quallty low marn h nance cnnst rul'l to11 Rt•atly to movt• 1nlo Qu1r1< CM'l'OW l;'IOJnl'lnj.( av;itl. l-'r11m ~ 122.~llO Open Sat/Sun I Spm JI 323 l7th St llunt &-ac h bath<; & a ~auufut view or the-Big Canyon Golf Course Profesi. deeorat ed 1n exqws1le taslc. Wa ll trade $235,000 ........... .,,. HUGE USTSIDE R-2LOT Live In your 2 bdrm home while you are bid ing your duplex oo the re ar of the lot. Fantastic location Great invest menl. Phone today• 545·9491 EXCEPTIONAL .. opporturuly, 3 l:klrms farruJy rm SQl.900 $58,000 VA Lmrn Sll .OOOCa.~downl>vt - Paymts SS~4 01 I nc l cverylhmi?. taxei.. 1nsur & Pl, even hu1<e lot. rlbl garagt', nr Ri Y<'Hll'W H osp1t a l & 1 Hh & Frurv1ew 1 MURCHISON EMTERPRISES 675-9991 1006 .•.............•......• t duplx. 1nclud 1n.1? hay front to Ix-exch down in MESA VERDE Big family hnmt' on 11uii.'l C'Ul·de sac Lots nl t''I 1 tras ll<•dUltful yJrcl $150.000 15'; down RJ<.arr Rf,;\ L TY 979-8533 ----------------SUPER Hc:wtdyn'I" S~ial 60/o DOWM ~ pkJt. 213/684-3200 __ _ 4 BR. lam rm. rrplc. R\i a1•ce!1>S. pal.J•> Seller will carry rmancrniz S64.000 Owner1Aaent 963-4567 RAREIEAUTY fhcycle to beach Extr.1 :.harp 4 HR J'-14 kti. UM'fl hri I.' k f are p I at' l'. n l' ,.. pmnl & car pet. 11' year-. old Lots of pane hnl( and wall paper . Offered for Balance on contract. No ldboo Peniftsula I 007 Assume 8\12'7, V /\. Lar~e S711.ooo. _ _..,.._.......,,_. __ qualifying . Great OP· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 bdrm stone tnmmcd &Wiil ""'I BRAND HEW poo1 w t Wl.r eau Pnnc. ,,weyrqiw Jjfjjel portunlty lo buy lovely home Ill presug1ous area on easy terms. 3 Bdrm. study. step down hvm.1? room. formal drn·rm. l~e lot. S169,500 or le.cot> op Just complet.eO 4 bdrm only 968-&32 962·447'1(j";:~)546·8103 plus d en. J bath cu.stom .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1·-~~~~~~~-ho me . l Housi> from __ .... beach wtth ocean vie" "°"~for Sd~ COAST PROP~RTIES 2 Bcdrm .... 5 ~Jra~e:.. ti on HEWPORT CEMTER 613-54 10 ~op p e-r plumb1n~. hardwood floors llcal cute. Si8.50064S-916l Bv Owner f antasllc 4 hr ~ ba. f1p. t·orner lol. N W - H B. A Must To SPc. con Yl'OI Pnl to i:>vt:ryth rn.:. 892 1372 REALTY 640-1812 Corofta def Mar I 022 ..•......•......••..... HEWPORT HEIGHTS '. DUPLEX So. of Hiqhway lock lay Special 3 Bd.rms & den. 2 baths. I OPEN HOUSE REALTY HIG HLY U P G H /\ 01-:11 lOwnhoml' with ;rll I h• allll"rulJ<.>s :l l>edr m .! o n l o v ely A vocad o ,?f:> bath c .. 11 ror d1:1 a11, 7901 Garl1<'ld. Hunt. B1·h ---$0 MESSY MAHSIOM! llu~c 5 Rdrm Ranc h Styl e home l,ar ge ~Cl<>!>ed courtyard wilh lount arn, :l cot·ktall 1.1at1os. Room for grand piano an pacwu:. family r<JOm. Will be a real show place after you provide day only $87 .500 m Mesa ,.,. Verde 545-9491. ~ iiii-------BROKERS-REAL TORS • 'W lolt"to n b1 ' 1•b l F\rst time offered m 121~ nice carpelang, lar~e II\• year s . O utslandin 1t. rm wtfrplc (;ov pauo. cu.5tom decorated horn(' pvt backyafd. & dbl 1wr with large cozy family Xlo l loc on n11·cly room. built-in TV. & lndscpd cor ner lot panele d bar. Country $129.500 Avenue. a 1•harmaoj? 2 ~~~~~~~~~ bdrm. 2 sty. upside down : house w1lh <'edar !.hmglc • exte rior and :.underk Richn1Jnd· ARt 846-410:_2 ___ _ BY OWNE R·2Br Coo<lo. comer unit . clean. t·utr• l'ht>erful. nr lfarhou r bt'at·h . ~hoppan~. I owner 840 147l! DOWN nn loans up to $100.000' l.c1w VA anl<'rt'M rate ' ~111 your Orn OJ.le Cm.mt y Veteran t:ouns elor for nnre mformul1on ! Talk to R•d Ca,,,.t W•listeft 754-l 202 ~k-~ Call t oday . . -• • me: IEDBll ILllNS CO. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE FOUR BEDROOM f AMIL Y· HOME Spac ious Plan Four l s Located On T he End Of A Cul -de-Sac. 4 Bdrm. 3 Baths & Fam. Rm. Dining Room. Kitchen Has AH The Extras Plus Breakfast Room. Look Out At Lovely Prof. Landscaped Yards. Comm. Pool, Greenbelt. $139,500. VIEW PLUS SECURITY The Most Beautirul Townhome With Complete Se c u rity In All Of Newport Beach. Forever View Of Ocean & Bay. Near Lido Village And S hopping. Two Bdrms.. 2112 Baths. Pool And Jacuzzi. Call For Appointment To See. $395,000. ® ·--........... ,. 631-1188 HI DOYa DIJYI macnab / Irvine realty UEAl'HTAKIMG PAMOUMIC VllW Of Newport Harbor from every room o f th is ~racious & sophisticated condominium. E~ery amenity incl. continuous security TV coverage. $425,000. Bob Owens 642·~. (B-124) "42-t23S 644-6290 tcu Oo11er Drive ti<Jrbor View Ctnter trvl~ •t C&mM Veli.y C.nttr 752-1414 r l k itche n with s t a ined JACOBS REALTY f(lass window. and room 675-6670 for J>OOI make th1i. a ---------Real Estate PLUS a luxur111us :.! • • bedroom. 3 bath apt Peace & QU1et Covered patio and 3 i.:.ir Lovt'lv 3 h1·dre1um Pf'flinsulo Point OCEAHVIEW Hare rind in Newport. How.e on the sand. six.·c lacular oeean \ icw. Mo" e-i n t•ond1t1on. Year round or week e n d retreat Call 613-ISSSO VA HO DOWN $98.900, VA or 10~ down 4 Br 2112 Ba. 1750 sq rt. beautifully upgr a ded. Marcel. I.I T 957-2666 perfE'cl family home 673-8550 '11(1f·.• I • 1\1 ,,. ''.I garage. $210.000 townhoine for the r1rsl WATERFtlOHT 644-7211 tmll:! buycr Upgr;ul1•d. $335,000 ~ pauo &. pool $71.500 By Ow-ncr 4 hdrm 21 ".' h.1 fJm. din. lndry, pr of lnd.,p. & c.Jcror W tf 11 many e xtras $109.UOU 8'l2 ~S5 BKR Cnll.>40 1720 •MEWVA * --4tROGRAM- NO CASH DOWN TO Su rround tng interior courtyar1t t ha ' 4 t \' · TA BELL bedroom. family n'f>m ' R home o n the Bay 1n TENNIS ANYONE? Ne)ll1>o rl o ffer-. i n ·~~ ";ti lnColifornla" $I 00,000 G>REEHIROOK IARGAIH do6rtoutdoor ver .. at1hly SPYGLASS Ht t.L "'1a1i:n1h('i'Ol upi:raclP•I Townhome ovcrlooku-. tenn1., courts. 3 Bdrm· 21~ ba. l'rired ror 1111 llll!dJate o;ale "'" '' 1' 1 ACT NOW• Pnces [ ~ IMlil •w-o•:l•~e.~.~.is.'i~.:.:.oAS.o.i_·hrs_ l')'esb paint inside & 001 New upgra~ earthtone cii>ting. Shitp 4 bd.rm home w/fmly rm & all.1c storage rm . Read y lo Large pauo on WATER Lovely 4 bdrm. fdm rm. .DESPERATE 'Wlth BOAT SLIP or your lights view Br;ind ne" 3 B R homv v \ an own. Sunny wtlh wood rii>t.s. drpt;. land.'leapm)( . ' • ,. pane-ling, bric ks and Owne-r motivated. Lt:av praised at $70.000 Call warmth. rng are-a. Must sec! Pnct• ~ A~l-754-7800 A RARE RHD! Easts1de Cost a mesa Duplex. Count ry, al· mosphere 3 bdrm home wt vaulled ce1hn~ p lus attraC't1ve remodeled 2 bdrm home w1walk·ln closets. Don't hesitate• Phone now ! 545-9491. move in condH..1on. Near -WATERFRONl View Properly So. Coast Pia.ta. Phone HOMl "' Custom built home Ar· Now!! 545-9491 • REAL ESTATE ranged to enjoy Back (~l\'/1fo§l}lfaj 631-1400 Bay view. 2 stories w1lh ------- bving, duung room and Real Estate OCEANFRONTS kitchen on view side plus b...&GLISH EST"'TE Deluxe duplex. 3 BR , 2 <.-oiy family room with ....... "" b h $47 ooo I I S60•900- a eac urut 5, • 1re p ace a nd service 2 & 1 Bd d 1 r oom. Downstairs are S2500Total Down rm. up ex the 4 bdrms and bat.bs. 3 Soaring 2 sty. 4 br + r~~!home $375,000' car garage with sink and pool.! Secluded entry to 2 Bdrm. duplex. upper loads of storage. Almost I av 1 s h I 1v1 n g rm 1 unit 2 baths: frplc. each ~acre. il has fruit trees ·Gour met kitchen + TOUCH Of CLASS and gardens plus room private courtyard. Don't uru~OOO~P.,. Elegant designe r La forpool. miss this twnhm op -1 op. Cuesta Ville. Just l l portunityl Call 847-6010 RffffoN mile to sandy beach. Ql¥r; '" 0 • '" ,,,,., i.1111 "'1 1 '* 675-7060 * 5~!~F~ PETEaR~rr [ • IR!HI ~!!.~'ln'!~s., fect lS beyond descrtp-R Jiu;: live In t.hiJI 3 bed.rm 2 tJon.Just$82.900. Forap. f.-' $129,500 bath beech h o u se. poiotment. call 962·7788 ·~~~~~~&~•2'~5200~ ·Priced to sell fast,. Btn 3 Private patio e ntry lead r-; br folly borne in Hubor ing into cozy s unble h v-Hl gb I ands Close t o ll\8 rm. It'll move fast at • K€Y Rent/lease. opt. to bu,)',• c ~€ALTORS A bdrm .. San Ma r cos, 5450/mo. '93-5610. · S@\\41~-J&t,trs·. Tltat lnfri911ing Word Gome with o Cliudl• • "IN! NUM8£lf0 ltTllU IN , lt!f$t }Q\/"au 6 ~SC•AMllE .AllOVf HflftS TO Gff ANSwtt rrrrr:i I I I I l' I .. Ct.uffk..-1100 beach: bay: schools & S1Ji~~~J.~~('~ir··<1• shopping. Fast escrow 1=i\iihi1Y1 l • ltildttl Real F.stat.e Want Ad Results 00·5678 fllc~~v!<!,r FOREVER VIEW Spacious Spyglass Southport model. Executive li ving at its finest. Six bedrooms, family r oom. bonus room. lovely large pool with jacuzzi. Lushly landscaped courtyard entry. All of this and 1lt~ best view tn the ar~a . Offered atf59s.ooo. , A CO&.OWaL IAtlaa CO. 644·9080 21tt IAHJOAOUIHHllL&ltO IH NIWflOltT CE NTH $475.000. 6T.H31 l Lrg. 2 st y 4 bdr 3 ba Din ~ rm Fa m rm rrpk. UBQ JASMINE CAEEIC'S BESTIUY OCEAN VIEW OWMf' Motivated Agent ~·3454 or 759·0363 SAVE $27,000 We believe this l::i thE' lowest pnre 3 Rr home m CdM. A full S27,000 lei.s tha n nearest m ultiple l.LSted com parable. Not yet multiple listed. so pnnc1pals only please Comer lot , R-2 zone. +3 Br home. $128.000 land included Call us for loca t>on, 1hen quickly d.nve by, It won't lasl. ~operty House 642·3850 Colto Mesa I 024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IA.SIC ST ARTER HOME. $69, 900 Priced r ight w ith 3 Bdrms. new carpels. large lot, and many fruit tre<l8. Only $69. 900. Ca II $46-.5880 ~HERITAGE patio. & attach dbl ~ar Terms are nex1blt•: try ~ml dn pymnt or low rnt rate or tradt> for ~1>ur By owner Downtown. nr prop $109.500 Edw ·Fish l..akl' Park.:.! Bdrm . 2 b::· Rllr 548·9673 111.e workroom . SOxl-i~ l'ornt'r ll)l Fam rni. By Own{'r . h'ter upl}l'r <'U5l. shutters thru-out !"ant a Ana lle1gh h J IOI Pinc' St. $9!1,5011 Unck Bay art>a 3 1m + ..:~ 397_!l _____ _ fam. Rm. + frplc + I.: 1---------yd SHOOO down Ow1wr --------.... wtll finance 01 a~:-ume R112"t VA lo.Jn Owner /Agt Call Lyn ~or 556·2660 .. SUPER .. PARKING Private from s tH'l'l. super l·story home w .> bdrm: lone has out!>ldt• eotra.nce & used a~ of nce1. Beautiful kilehen . din r m . w /frrepla ct', large recreauon room · great for parties! linnl't your RV's & Oeel of auto.o; & move rn • Ag\; Ruth Laurie. 646-4380 M9'htCI Hi4MClltds katella ..._re_.t-.g kE. STRATFORD MANSIOM A.-isumc t-lS.000 For ma I u le entry, step-down lltw an!<( room nnd formul d111 tnl(. -Custom p~>I & jacuzzi lfuRR famdv room. k111g :.1zc mnstn swh: and children~ Wini! Boat & trailer acres' Take over VA loan 11r submit on new financin/,l 847~ 546-9366 2'00 sq n. 4 Sr tn-lcvel COZY BEACHCOTI/\Cl- w/loft. 1 year new, UP· I.gt> lot. you'll lovt' 11 graded thruoot. Owner Call for appt . Ai.:• ~~~~~~~~~I says selJ SISS.000 _goo.._~------• • REALTORS MUST SEE e f bedroom & la r ge fami fR€STIG€ ly room on quiet cul-de· _ ~ HOME:S sac. Owner movlng out o r are a. Just finished re· 3333 W. toast Hwy. N 8 mode liCllJ-Pull price 64M'46 sss.ooo Cl.ISP OCEAN AIR IAYSHORES Cbarmi.ng a bdrm cot· \age, ooly minutes from [ RE:HIG€ the sun dttnched white _ HOM€~ s and of NeV1>0rt Beach. ll-iilllllmllil Priced to C1' 11 young 3333W Coast Hwy. NB fnmlly's budget. With no L .. ir L ..... , downVA,rnovo lnqwr lc ___ ._ .. _-_ .. _ .. ___ , 011ty t79 .soo A ant 1----=..:...=._;:;.~:::._ By Owner. Mesa Verde, v1&canl. prtce Just r e · duced Sl0.000. 4 Br 2 Ba +bon ua rm. $109,900. Ql-0458 •N1te1a11 Rt·ol hfof•• Inc .... _ -- . . . ---. 1044 RTI..EROCl< 4BR. 2h~ F or ced ul~ ON L ' $12.1,900. !r.S-02r. , / (?f DAILY PILOT Mond!'t· No"9mfl!r e 1'71 I ......._For 5-'. ....... For S. Ht l'or S.6e HMttt For S. OfMto' IHI &tcrte 0...-R.d hhlte oeei.-ltMt ..... Ohfo RMI Eatcrt• ...., ... u .. fwW.._, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Moble Ho.Ms ACl'MIJ9 for s-. 1200 .__ rro,.rty 2000 .._ P'r0f*1y 2000 Gwra1 J202 .. ·•···•············•···· ••..•..•..•.........••• \ ••..•......••..••...••••••.••.••...•.....••.. .,...... 10 a...-a..d 10 ... ~ ............ ~~.~~!~ ............ !?.~~ Foir-S. I t 00 •• •• •• • • • • • •• •• • •• • • •• • • • • ••• ••••••• •• • •• • • • •. •••••• •••• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • ••• •• •• • • •• • • •• • • •• • • ••••••••••••••••••••••• IOACRES SAHClEMENTI Jo"OURPl.EX an HO i ........................ , .................... . ICHP YOUR CASHll Owner Ill. 11ay·, "Mak" llACH 4-PllX Mo·1n>ld, ~ood lot<• (ull; LUSaC REMTA1.S POOL HOME A OHt 2 1\0I')' 4 bedroo home Wllh newly pain Cam.Uy room and uk!n °"'1 $107,$00 CaU loda tor~. R UMCMIULTY Hl·?OOO ----Nu broli•r com msa tOJ\ Woodbnda« ('Of'l.lf'r dC' tech ed I BR 2 RA llM,lllJO IU1ra.y 4 BR. dttn 3 RA, ha ~ SW. Ge Oltz. "4-&T IANCH-Gr•1de 4DR. 3ba. Pool Mutt II Awuma bleo II l ¥ l(lan PrlC'e rl'li u t·c-d t1 ll!M.~ l)UU l.lllt! C'r ~o Sat Sun 1 2~ r Ml l8lk Own A ill W<)()UBRJOO!'.: VIU.A<a; S&S l\.,.c h""oo.t P&ll llorui-, 3Br. :!Ba. frpk, • <'ar 111ruie. man) up tcr•dn, w alk to lake bt'hb. l'Uurtll t-lr lmnwd OCl'UP&ne~ Ow neor sin.~ ~I '285 OCIAMMONT Rn.nd new cul.om home mumi.c Uvlna room With I&' t'flllnA Separal.f! diruna roc•m 3 hi.Ito tM-drvoms. 3 bathl'I J 1111u1 ... 2 r1n-plal'e'll 3btld.e<'h WhaulWY .000 •••••••• TRIPLIX 'Nl-:AR 8F.AUl" 2 tMdroumi. •»r h urut l'IJ><lop ~JllOfl t.ma parktn.• rn 1111' klc-auon CdM sm.soo NICHOl..SRHlla ... e WOOOID NOMOMTO.Y AU the JOY of rural Callrornia livan.i . \'Cl the prueti c allty O( formal t•nl('rlainment foC'ilitles nre here 1n th1:. <'harmin(( 6 bdrm home Cellln~s ~our tu 2:1 ft . 1n ltt(' dining rm und thl! 41 ft.. hvtnl( rm: baths ore made even rnor<' ~P<'rin l with th<' u~e of used tmr k ond <'t>dor on one of 4 firc phH'<.'S Tht> e<iuulfy .i.tt•ncrous mastt.'r suite Is .:rn<'t:d by u Homan bath and a rustkallv dt':ii{.!nl'<.I fireplace Other quality ·touches include solid oak <·ab1nctry. st aln<'d ~las~ no matrh lht· llJ:hl in thr t'ountry k1tl'hcn) and o uts ult•. ;,1 pool with Redwood decking. Oo t 2 <H'rc11 inC'lud ing horst' <'Orrals with room for lt•nnts <'Ourts or ~· tra1nm.: nn~. $425.000. ltUMAR RtALTY -551 ·797 7 lJOISouthC'oa•tllw> .............. 1052 Mtuwporileoch 1069 Lal\lft,a 8r. ~h 494· 1"220 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••••••••••• XLN'TOCf..AN VIEW Trrm.-ndou ii famil )' be>ml' In flood local.Ion rlotitt to school a nd lOv.n 3BR 2ba " den . Laqw suodeek, laund room and &ue&t quaners . Extru11 lnclude 2 fireplaces and ter u r<'<i bar kyMd wat h GOLF COURSE tJAYfRONTCondow 45· Da.11 14HT boat slip Sw1mmmg pool u.IW Owner ~.000 889-047 t lmaa lne walkana out your d-Oot onto 11 titn .:oil llG CANYON l'Otlr.M' for only $9!,,000 &aut.Hul Deane 2 BR & You mu.'t ~ this l bd. 2 den or dwmg ' v acw to ba condominium ror all the oc~an ! MovC' rt>!hl you golf lovers Loca led 111 ! 1257.500. on the 2nd lt'~. Just la11t· st&MA.M ASSOC. I ln 1...ake. 3 Br 2~ .. Bis. den. fruit tr~. $192,500 00. &46·7711 640.6500 ta C o ldwell Bonker forrn. d111 rm. S198.SOO R• w.-Realty WE'VE GOT IT Contract of :.nlc 2 )'n at ~ ldl 494-1519 The best buy in Thl' 97/8% C11 U Bob Marct<I Real f:State Bluffs. "Z" plan 4 Br 1.1.T 951-2666 l•--------•I Niguel ShOrt'S Townhome home. 2500 sq rt. Walk to ~ MOMAACHIAY ~-3 br $1000s under tennis dub/shoppan~. The ultimate i.n living .. ,,a G40.62S9 MUSTS ELL' R8.1Se your diildren in mkt. Owner831 7JVO. Brand new 4 bdrm, ram good clean aar at the ---------1 ~ ~ r m b o m e . L u s k beach. Their playground fttu:: •M HOUSE f-~ /7~> /J JI,,. T urt l e rock H ig h is the seaside . Wood ~. U(,~ ""f./,(,1 f'oolhllls vaew. Choice of shlnttlt.'d 4 bdrm . den. Lovely 4 bedroom, fami· R E A L T y carpeung. Lowest price ram i 1 y rm. h 0 me ly room home S pa rush model in area. $170.000 S24S ooo cer a mac tile in l'nlry. 67J.~ll · family room and k1t1:hen Newport Heights ~ C.Ozy ftreplare. view of Mew C111tom Homts We r 11n put you In your Otter" 2 Fixer upiwr Prid rOw~ Ahlri2 BR rented Cu n (1nunr 1• 3 BR in F.aatblulf, S950 3 ov.11 Mollalt' llo~ wt an bou.Na, awny bwldlrl"t e 0 r · · wJlc$5 than IO'k dn. Ail• BB Harbor View IUlli., "'· bl II h . k ., • 2 ba . view un ts on M'""' ..... ,....,"" $1IOO ' RR Costa Mci.u un .... ·llt'va Y am1 in Ul(e oia t rt't'" City beautlfuJ canyOtl.I Blkto "'"·_,........, 1 700 2 on + d e~ ~~~~fi~!~~nt~:f.f;,~c: T:,t,!~·G7C., ~1hc '>Piil Landa La ne beac h /""Z ,._11a.OD J umanr Creek'. $850 l F• .,._.... &lperb IO<'litlo" & <'On wv Seavaew 2 BR + den, Many n1rt' omc-s o -vv ..,3 000 E UE 1-~ from F,aaler lhan :.trucuon -1· · 2 I TR $1IOO mo. For lease. r('nlan"' Uank Rt~a l/8'7ll ~717 orltS23·44li2 BERTI(AHENRY 2 1EACHHOUSES " REALTORS vacant fwit oecupanry RANCHO 215 Del Mar '~ 412t OM A LOT unBILE 2 BLOCKS 2 BEACH ~ I I ' " II I< I \ l I ) 1~1 ~1 \.Oj \I H•1 Cu11u•Qt l M11 lftU EST A TES l"OURPLEX. Covan~on 2 HOUSES fi'OR ONLY HOME STORE South elf Oran" C t bwlt, nr So Coast lo1a $4.1.750. en MUR'r IJ E .. e oun Y 3 Hr 2 Ba + 3 2'!> Sl'llt•r SOLOTOC~"ftn:n 1082N StateColl1111~ ontt1rre1i;thls lovl'ly4 will t arry contract 2 FIX IN2SAVI-: An11heim bdrm, J bath. famil y $195.000.Bkr.631·1234 UON·~r lU,2LArl-: llc6oolllmtd 'SMSOO room. 11tU<ly. with tan· SCO'IT REALTY 3206 ---------t as tlc \llew Ownl'r St>veral properties an :'I""' 7n., ~rote Long Beach, lS% down ~--"""' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hou.'lc for rt-nt. BisHiu.i Island Avail Dec. 10th ( 21.l ) 246-3935. •EXCITING• •ON THE BEACH• FARGO Buyer to ro-0p an 1031 t-x IEACH DUrLEX l /878·4122or 11522 0530 t·hange 213 437 2116 1 MOW DOWN YA &tat.Sal• AbSOJutely breathtaking 24xG4. 28r. I 28a. rum pu.s rm & bar 1975 Royal Lancer 1n 5• Park. Ten nis courts. l>Wamming JaCUUl. social actlvltiei; & muc h much more IJT2081·2) Califonlo roclfk Mobile Home Salff 2706 Harbor. Ste 206·A 549-5937 _______ .__ 7l4 586·3966. 714·644·0377 ~Ml 4 B 1 duplexes for Saa. 1300 111cl bayfrout to be t'Xth •••••••••••••••••••••••d o wn 1n a pk ~ UPLAND UNITS 8-111 apt.s in key Upland 213/684-3200 area now available 2 Hr ---------1 "7 Ba with no vacanrae~ £'side Costa M.so Walk to shopping & 3 bcehftt ~ public trans portation '"'"'SUAL 1 OI' A KI ND Priced to sell For more v•'v information call Charming refurbished A 2 BR. 2ba h ouc;c INVEST"'RS w/ftreplace. Brand new REALTY 2BR. 2ba a nd JBR 2ba SEttVICE DUPLEX IN REAR. in 0°"4'T DRIVE?? 434 N. 2nd Ave. Upland eludes spac 4 car garage Wall< to fabuJous shop· 714/982·880 I Pvt patio. With.in walk· pmg, I blk w/no-busy ---"-~-----ing di.stanee tl> many street lo cross. 24x60 c .... t.ry Lob/ a~ruties. Xlnt income Shelby 1973. Anaheim:;• Crypts I 5001 property. $213.000 Park. (KV9579·t!OI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROGEttS REALTY Mobile Home Stor auurul cemetery lots 673-231 I 95'94500 at' Pacahr View Pork. ~~~~~~~~~ NB 646 2597 after·.---------• noon 1('ves $64,900. eoro... .. Mer 3222 Unbehevable 2 hou.sei. on ••••••••••••••••••••••• I lot Lave In Ont'. collt•ct Charrrung2 bdrm. lrg. hv rent on the othe r No Ing rm dan rm. open down VA , move an am beam ceil. frplc gttr11gc tnC'dJately 540 366ll incl ssso. 6'4·5687 'Nltelc-.11 Real Estate Inc. :; BR. 3 ba .. Harbor Vll'W Hills. qwck o<'cupanc·y $925 673-~/6«·2212 ---------Lr~ 3 BR. 2 ba duple:-.. 6 UNITS :lhare Jacuua. open d1:1·k. Sax 1 Br. Costa M<' ... a $5i5 mo 975·0252 ur Pro perty ha s i:rrat 752·06l7 potential F t1.:t'r upper . So or Highway JOR 2bu. property underpnced for freshly del'o ruted, l){1• area Greatmvestment bnrk frplc. lawn main $162.500 knan1:e incl $575/·mo Avail Ill 15178 67~11. JONES REALTY INC. lST llMt> (714) 673·6210 ~·l732 2 AR unf hm. MarnecJ couple only. No pets. $44!:1 mo 2 13 1696 ·7 4 31 , 2t31692·7232 •EXCITING• Conwntrcia6 IREAK EVEH Udo. Newport kh Property 1 600 UNITS ..._ .. eel> c.a.i-.92660 dbl wide luxury Estute ••••••••••••••••••••••• HB 4-plex. pride o f LohforSai. 2200 2001 w a.lbCM m.ci 2 BR home, qwet adulh. ~arage. gardener . $<1<i!> rro 675-7258 sale Smack dab an Lht> Comm~rr1a l Rldg on ownerstup.only2yr:-.old. •••••••••••••••••••••#• -------- middle Of bea ullrul rcn. for sale or lcllS<· assumt>. sellt.>r tie Ip Off'tCE ILDG SITE Dix 3 Br 2"'1 Ba dplx. 61~ fina nce , 13•;.. d n . Marigo ld $525 mu Newport H arbo r /\ 6306 W Coa'll Hwy . managementavaal. H.untm.1ttnn Beach 644~05 No peL-. garden paradise + pet. owncr/agt 548 1290 Agt Gary Bosler 27,000 !o.Q rt. l<.tt nl•a r marveloui; p vt beach NEWSHOPPING 960-4318 53._2498 Par 1f1r.t llosp1tal 5 tnSertaborder 11.alk to s hopp1n~ 1n CENTER Potnt.sShop Cntr&C1v1r SPECTACULAR SHARP J MonarchBayPlaza Laguna Niguel 49'97222 131.0136 caty lights. mountain!. 3 &4BdrmsfrS215.000 and valleys New paint. J\~. A:Uail Heller 675 942fl new carpets, n ew das hwasher. Give ~·ourself a By Owner. Nice Newport treat and come and sec area. 3 Br 2 Ba . all il modern con veniences Newport Harbor'l> mo:.t Newport .Beach Area Center $1 35,000 SPYGLASS e xrlusave area Onl)' Tnple net leases First Four Plex. close to So t:i;t David Bourke Rllr 4 Bdrm. fam-rm hom1• S2IJ 000 <KZ0757 I years rent guarantt.'t.'d Plaza. Var· Ross St & 546-9950 for leru.c• Newly decor JI Catifontia Pacific Pnmr high traHir count Sunflower. $190.000 Agt t'<i Ocean & city h~ht-. Family home w11h1---------•1 formal dining room. ramily room with coz) --------fire-place and n~w paint F .... llnU.,,.RT Lowe:.t pnre an area No COLEO "'ii;.,,.....-" fin er n eighborhood S40-7766/833-1927 PC11tOrCll'ftic view Avail Nov ht Mobile Homt Salu 11.000 SQ feet rentable ---------OCEAN VIEW SISOO p1 mu 673·531 I 2706 llarbor Ste 206 A spuce. S?i!o.000 TRM>UX ~.Arre bwldahlc· R I lot aru.er.!2 border and carpets At a special pnce uf S84,500. Call no11. REALTORS 542. 7294 ror appt 675-5511 540-5937 Georqe Elkhts Co. '·f 631·3400or 2S'f down. noquau yan~ wnh H'!:Ul.1t1on 'lit' 2 Rr 2 Ba, view, frJlli SILVEtlCR~ST 9l TY Localed an hi~hly desira bit> We!'tm1nster 5 • Park lmmac, dbl w1dl l!YTI w/enclosed 8xJO rm <59-IBXX.XXU I 6 .... 1111758 seller w /carr y papvr hghted and frnct'(1 tf'nn1L, r harm. hlt·ms. garug • ., to~~ ..,...._ Agt 960·5580 <'Otln Call 673-8550 no !>('ts 7l0 He hotropt· , .. · ~ .. ,,. '•' "''· · 640-0372 Avail Der l BJ ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAICEFROHT 3 bdrm. 2 ba. bout dork. Sun & Sail Club Mem bership. SI 18.000 Best bey on Lake . E•••Z ...to buy since owner will help finance. Hugt· 3 bed.rm "Westr l.Jff" homt• with 20'x.24 added ramaly Mobile~ Store 956-4500 1800 AnemoM 1 Choic!~~P~~;~rRt Cst I \0 IR&H( ~ASMlllE CR- Ouplex Cor s ale by ownt'r p 1a1. a . Ry o wn l' r _ ~ ----· ...... ~ Beautifully landsrapct.I ~ San Clemente Call aft $205.000 on wrap-a round br, :.i ba. den, dining rm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• RANCH REALTY 551-2000 room on rorner lot. C'all ---------7pm66l·l226 l'O ntrart P rin only 14 Unll lot with plans ocean vaew_ S775 mu 540-1219&494 0636 Ready toGo' Vista 644·19611 975-0323 !\JO. 7023 for finanrinR details •EXCITING• lncomt P~rty 2000 s~.000 7:!A 5002 -------•• •• •• • • • • • • •• • •• • • • • • • ---------· r Irvine Groves 2 br. de n. Orangewood. barks t u gree nbelt Upgraded, drps & rpt. lndscpd. Crplc. $93,500. 640-0997 _ IRVINE . I have a quuhfaed buyrr for a West Point or UnaverSJty rmdel home If you are think an" of selling. please c a ll M a rtha S harkany Rltr. As !>Oclal<' 752 0166 -----1 SACR IFIC E' Beaut. Woodbridtte 3Br 2148' PLUS elegant 28r condo pn ced below ma rket. Both nr lake. 673-4311. Owner/Agt. UMIVHSITY PARK Pnncelon Model on land that you own for a price that ls competitive. Tile entry. Plush carpet good location · ne11r ever· )'thing. Three bedroom. .. cl quality for the pnce ot su~.500 red hill ....... 552-7500 497.2457 • MUST SELL! Mhsloft Viejo I 06 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Value packed price of $139.000 Owne r anx1ou~. •ON THE BEACH• hurry call 645·7221. .Wwport hoch -----..er V5ew" Sea caps & sunsets over· ..._.....,, loolung the blue Pacific. Quality throughout. 21 pvt bearb. 5 minutes Sp e ct a <' u I a r 4 from Fashion Island bdrm.ramrm. ho m e ~ Sensational tn ple w1d~ features romantic s~y WntcHff Realty home Park rl'nl onl)' light rauied deck.quit.> ---------$228. cul de sac 2 block:. Crom WESTCLlfF Ca(ifomia Pacific the North lk•ach . Ci!ll BcauWul family homl' an Mobil•~ Soles 4 UNfTS COSTA MESA AJI 2 bdrm wath garages. yards. ln excellent art-a: new construc tion all around. SlB0.000 752 1920 Jr QUAIL A..,~~~~- l()peil fil 1:30 r .M.I 714·83'7·9500 NO"' best location. with 3 vcr~ 2706 Harbor Ste 206 A i ~ large bdrms .. spacious 5 .. 0.5937 t2 UNITS. C<>!.ta Mesa 2 !•• ~% den. scp. family rm & ____ .. ____ _ ~a~ 3h baths. Sho\los lakt· a ---------BR I BJ. encl gar 's. 7 model borne )'ears old S430.000. By .... ... LM....yHOMtt Qllliet Clrff Sensational 4 bdrm. 2 stry home ofre rs luxury living, formal dinanit rm, & den Plus beautiful heated /filtered POOL' On park-like set tlng ... SIS6,500 Call 837·9500 Mtwpoti ltech 1069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $8500DOWN NEWPORT IEACH MOllLE HOME owner. 675-5275 REALTY INFORMATION Huntington Beach Two 67rl6 .. 2 545-3261 Rent. opuon lo b11y anfo, 4/Plexes3 blks to0cean. ~ .., repo's, loan assumptlon Owner/Agent. Need fast t.IJVE IN NOW!! JC you H su me 9v. "'"loan ~VlewHome • 5 Br Somerset • $199.500 Prof. Decor Courtt.'SY to Bkrs. etc. 1':usy rinance 0.A C 1031. Wall conside r wrnp 9 oraces. around $240,000 ea1'h. J o Mobi1• Home St«• Kelly <7141 846 1371 or Sa.nta Anu SS4· 7070 (2131 59'.!·3245 Westnunster 848-8895 E. Anabeam 956-4500 Anaheim 956·1011 W. Anaheim 7&1-1442 COSTA MESA 4 UNITS •By Owner 640·7609 ---------• 78S· 1457, 684-75431 ________ _ Contract o r trade' Each s pa c i o u s unit rl' furbished. with pn ~ate p11t10 $159.000. 752 1920 HAPPINESS IS Spend Thanksgiving IN YOUR NEW "'1BILE HOME Jr QUAIL . A.,~~s~. SUNITS lolboa Petlittwla Grtal 1nves tment - oever a vacancy. Four I BR urulS & one 2BR umt Yrly income could ht! $16,500. Seller wall help v./financUlg at $249.500 Newport Pier Realty ·•1-.:iiidi- 2005 Balboa Blvd. Newport lkh.673·205 8 BY OWNER Two 4-plexes. 61: & 6M Calle Campana. SC. By SC Gen. Hosp. End unit:. pverlook .itol f cou roc;t.> Owne r can arra nge finanrmR $195,000 ea 496·5275. Prin only 56UNITS PRIDE OF OWNERSlll l' FtVEYEARS AMAHEJM Pnn onJy agt 738 5915 OFACEl&.DG. 4 Separate uruts. 300 sq ft. each. 189.000 Roy McCorch, IUtr 548-7729 HURRY! HURRY!! This brand new 3 bdrm. lasting In Dee rfi e ld townhomes won 't last because the price h; right, the locollon is right AND it b111 air· cond. All riRht' At only SRS.500 Pnce bas been red~ed o n thi s qual ity 3 Bedroom ho me with many extra features Larae living room, big ram!Jy room. 2 ~ baths. sund ecks and white wateT view ! True value at$135,000 NOCREDJT NEEDED CHOOSE FROM Npt Ht.a balS14 l .500 Pool. re mdl SI 100/mo a home an b eautiful HaQrbor View Homes in prest1g1ous Newport Beach. Try lhis kingsiie 5 bedroom Bring your olrer & we'll work on the rananca.ng. Do it today and we'll try lo get you in 9~. PLUSH· PLUSH dot wide Greenbnar. Everything you ever wanted an u Mobile Home & mor<• IKG7203-73 ) INVESTMENTS .. 523 CAMP\15Da·IRVINE LAKE FROt« $197.500 S barp G l enwood townbome on Arborlake. S teps to b each & clubboulel Large living rm at family rm combine with giant outdoor patio lo brina lake side w ade ! Hlgbly up1raded. FAN· TA.STIC VIEW! Poob & lenn1s courta. too! Take a look today-caU 7~· 1700 • U04So. Coast Hiway ln VIiiage Faire LAGUNA BEACH 497-2457 Newport. Bal $140,000 UIO deg goU course view $1100/mo. Npl Hts. Bal $1•13.000 4 Br pool bm SllOO/mo Hunt Bcb. Bal $83.000 Remdl 3 Br $750/mo "'""°rt C•nhr 640.5357 Super dlx s ingle wade Glenbrook in lovl.'ly low rent park. nr b1•urh . won't last jjt $20,500 <S019'J) Sro?I wide 1976 F'reedom. fully furrushed, walk to bch. A steal at $21.900. <MJU4091 2New twnhms Npt Ht11 NEWPOltT-2 BR $145 mo rent ~7~ year &I $1.50,000.111.!iO/mo. $13.500! assumable lsc Q.n th•~ Can you believe 1t" It ·s ele~aot dbl wide Santa llERE JS A "BUY" Only ZNew twnhms true! Fabulow Newport. Anita. 8x26 add-On. Gn· $l.2S.OOO. Shorp 4 Br. den, Costa Mesa highly upgraded-very cla n colttms . plush 2 Ba ·view home. Ii: yrd. Rat 000 suoo tas tefully decorate d lndscpg <KWt 165-73\. Owner can help finance. 1142· 2000· · rnor · townhome! Seller is ex· Lovely dbl wide Rof.al F/lndscp. i,q. l . U d d E ba II t~ 673-3'15 tre,:nely mo vale an m ssy, unui1ua Y 1 " t9I IOSO Liquidating all property, 90% FINANCING a vaala & aJJ'Y, fwy close. lo park ~ call owner Will carry on ble. A must to see now• reo t. Only $24 ,500. ••••••••••••••••••••••• coal.rael. ~5399 Call 752·17~to preview' CFV89SS I -------,,::---Of'IN Ill 0 . ,, \ ,,, •• '""' ... , Mobil• HOftW Stor• VA-FHA TBtMS Big canyon townbome. 31• I 8484895 are available on this Br. d en. golf course ,,t;t:l il!;U ---------areat 4 bedroom, famUy view. pool /te nnis. ' '< ll'f:\iii ;~ roombomewhlcb sltaon P .000.644-8746 t =;;;;~~~~~~· ~ 10 • 40. '59 Fleetwood a premium rec lot pro. .::: Bdrm accommodates ~ prlcacy and off HOMl+IHCOME l•-------•1 full s ite bed. Trade atreet R V parking . 2Brhouse+aptovergar LOVELY LIDO Winds -.Mobile Home $77,S()O;-fU.view, den, OR. LR. 00 a spacious 56• lot. a Park. 2191 Harbor 81vtl. Por ~· cal 1225.000. Agent 5'0-0808 roomy singlestory. 3B R. Sp J24. Across Crom Kt I h Ma.rt. See manager a O"IN 11111 • ,, \ •vt• 1<>t11 .,. ' 64 2 I family rm home· <' arm park or call 2l!H37 ·S449. HCA.HYON lngly d ecorated w ith [,6 ll~IHWI -======== =w°~~&ru!~r~~:, ~1'~~~t!:?1t;~i sx~A,;~~~A!":ace .'~, .-=--••••-Seller w/help finance . at llVIUJ. Adult park. Over 1-.....a1-.1 1245,000. A•enLMS-li044 leaded glau windows ~. No pets . 548·6173 , ......--~ I 052 ,.. and warm natural wood ~ lteclt I 0 •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• tones \hrou{hout _63 __ 1·_91165 ______ _ ····:;·Dij;w·:··· Laguna N:;uel WISTCLlfft • Iara-s!oi ull~zed south Sharps~~:i!Fl~:e Kit. Ocean •ide or hwy. leve Realty Pool sized corner lot. 3 brick patto.1295,000. partially furnished. AC. ...... euyacc:Hatobeacb. bedrooms "den borne fer ..... to... new cpla. Below mkt -. w/mature landscaptn1 ,__ 64""721 I o Neeck pain\., mlnor r9 that atrorda complete -.... v • I u e · S 1 3 • 5 0 • pan: Ideal lor bome NIOIOF <DKJW8HO lncom•. Hurry , ool OW.. .. ._ privacy.$18'7.500. .............._...__Stew• rJD.Nl(1l l _,wr t300Sllnex Lane _. .._ U.IOO Sbowa ln th.la 3 bdrm, ,_Dail 2 5 8411·&1J95 l~l\ll [ y &. AS':iUl 11\1 ES ....._Realty 4'4· family home. on cuJ·de· "-' >' ' 8 OWMt" 2 bdrm RuaU MC. Convieoent to lhop 9orw. ~barme~. s peclHular plni. parts, pools & ocu.o view from every "*""-.. beach. Good rm. Lie l ot. Ne clean n et1bborbood. ldt.cbeD. Have approv . .-r,5CIO. plau for remodel. 4tM4t4 491-1220 muoo. «·mt 4t'°'Z41 l I J0.5010 t . H.rtNwV•Mw1 MONACO •3BR2Da • Uptradedtfee land • 81 Owner. '1144-4464 • ()peQ &and. See Dir . HAWAII 10 LJ c rc s o n is land of Kaut11 $17 0 .000 f ull pri ct~. Owner wi ll c:trry with s m a ll down O nl v ~ miles fron) bcal'h. GARDEN APT. Twel ve 2 bedroom units with pool. Great Cos t a M e s a r e nt a l a r e a . $449,000. DELUXE 4 PLEX Brand new -all th e ext r as . Great Cos ta Mesa locat ion. l d c al f or owner/occupant two to choose from . Full prlrc $230,000 S.A. 4 PLEX In ve s t or 's deli ght. All 2 Br apt s. New paint & ca rpet s . Priced n ght at $00.000. 9 ON BEACH Rii!ht on the sand nea r pier 2 0 c>/.., d o w n Owner wi l l carry bala nce. Fu ll pri ce $600.000 10 WITH VIEW 8p6ci0us l & 2 bed room i..mits. Hy the ocean & the pier m San C l e m e nt e . Owner will c <.t rrv with 20'"( down. S825.000. 3 ON A LOT Eastside Co~ta Mesa 3 Separat<• houses on corner Io t . Sup c 1· location $159.900. EASTSIDE 1 Prid e o f ow n ersh i p 3 bedroom 2 bath w / firep l ace ow ner's unit + six 2 bedroom townhouse units. $482.000. A PR€HIG€ /--l:: ....... l~ HOM€S RIAL IST A Tl INVESTMENTS lJlJ W. C..t Hwy .. Mpt. IG. 645-66 .. f.MF:RALf) HAY LO'f OrawinJo?s'Coastal OK 6i 3·6634 IUfLOEA RmRING Wants to sell last p1er1· of property 119 Del Mar Approved plan." a\ 311 for 2 s111itlt-family homo·!- Owner Cmancm.it ;n aal Sl~.000 Owner /aitt 642 216' 673-071«2 DANArOINT PanormNc View Lot t.:n1qu •· wh11 1' 1N ater harbor vaew, R I Spy«Jkni Hll Br e atfi takang day ~ night vie ws from th1-. elega.nt 4 bdrm. honll.' 111 fabuJow. Spyglass Hill Fan:uly rm. has wet lt:ir & rrplr ~ there· ... ,, r1W"mal d1nan~ rm $1295 Per month 673-4400 PI a n ' l h u Co a s t :t I \ I h """n of S 13 1,500 4 96 I K 52,~l~l.~1r~h~1·r~ln~1~1· ... ~l~m~··~n~t c~··~· ~ ~7 5502 1. Lot available Costa~ 3224 Newport Gle n F:Stat~ ••••••••••••••••••••••. Newport Beach $8.5.000 ,, .'.l Br, 2 ba. hu.itc ma!.lt·r A~ent 646 362• -,111te. hardwood fir~. /"READY TO llUILO frplc. bi.it fnc:d yd $495 3 choice sites, San Juan rm 673·6336 Cap. ~.500 to $58.500 Owner 752 1070. <-ve .. 9!n 2l21. !)7J 8150 ~hOMt/ Trtr Pries 2300 2900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• CASH IN A t'LJ\S JI ror your hous e or unit-. SCOTT R l\:AL TY 536.7533 ••••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIOE, !'harp. clean J BR. Family. Ointni;?. large yard. $495 per mo Call Dave. 540 1151 Henla~C' Rcallor' l<IDS/rETS OIC EASTSnn: 2 BR. gar. g;s fi.46.484R. 675-82511 North Co:.la M e'ia. ;, bdrm. 2 ba. beaut con<! $575 mo lwp r~q N11 '1ngles. 548 2733 11 1 &t2 1Mll L.rg Lux. Condo 3br air. mJr appl trnm" poob. $495 646-2143 735 ~92..., •SUPER 3 Br. pool hm nt>w paint 1n/out. xlnt l(X' $S.'JO/ ~ 979-0226 M~A VERDE 38r 2ha qtnel CUl·de-:.ac. 2 rrplt•<, $525/rm. 546 2313 Al{l or 549.2744 days 557-027j; l'V HouMt f.ur'ftlshed l::ast.s1de 3 br. 2 bn. 11-!l' •••••••••••• •••••• ••• •• ~tone frplr . enC'I yd Gt..eral 3 I 02 $475 mo 642 2639 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. Jl v ba. crpt drr~ Anz:t, 2br J\ franw humt' stove No pct~ S400 llH8 Beautiful view & \>4.:ry Anaheim Aw . 646·316(1 ts0lated. One yrs lease $200 mo Avail now MesaVerde4BR 2ba.1984 213-431 l2S4 Lem no:. $500 I' h lalboo lsl9d 3106 545-5726Available now ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4BR 2ba. rpt3 thru-out. Ba)'frv.nt . pier noat. 2 BR. dbl gar Avail Dec I 2 ba. 123 E Bayrront $500/mo Eves 559-5584 S795 Herb. 2t3/478-3577 CoroM .. M .. 3122 ••••••••••••••••••••••• BeauUfully furn. 2 br, 2 ba house $900 mo Cu I I 67S.3'08. ... wport ltoch 3169 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Magnificent buchfront Wei1t N4'wport home 6 Bdrm. 2 baths+ dorm lofl Yrly lse. $1500/mo 006-~t 3176 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Steps to Beach. 3 BR 2b1t. laund rm, newly pointed. Sunny patio. $4751 mo Eves <213 1330·1959 • wkncls 171HW2-4770 1-:·~1de IWauurul 4HK. deo oc s BR Sep ram rm v. rrplc 2000 s q rt . S595 mu ~7.862J ......... Cottacae• I bdr m.sm .d e n . hk fs t nook pvt.yd. Very flWl'l No Ooas. Wtr Pd, $275 Mo ~ movl'•n Needs C11 rt• 223111 Pomona 9f.O 3989 ••HONEYMOON•• ••COnAGh·• 2bdrm,nlce crpt.<1,clean • tncd .yd.,carport. No Oop, Wtr.pd. S37S Mo. ~ movein. Quiet 11t. 1975Y. F\lllcrton OJtwn lllth/200\ I Cail 960-o3989 Avail. 11 ·8. ....... Uwfwwllhecl 0...,.. lJ26 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Gwr.. 3202 Br~c. 2ur1t3raac. ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpk. den. p\'l yd, I 'Yr old b..,,,.. s' )$ mo . Cypress. beaut 2 st y mll053 home."uo mo 1ncl1_:_;..;...;~------1U'dener~atC'r It Po01 28r. 2Ba. den, dbl garage, ctr• or SELL M .000 nr new. or Marina S425 ~ rm Weber R E 49'-T1e6 :···--·-- ) \1 at 1111 ......... .... fMHfi u.fwoA. .,.. ....... Uwfurw. Mond8y, Novembef 8, 1978 DAA. Y PILOT (;IJ i ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....... u..fwwithecl ........................ . ........................................... . ....... u ......... ~ 8 Toro 32)2 ... ..,..t .. edl JHt Ma "t.:1 .. _.. l2't .... ,........_. 376' C: .... W..• 3124 t .. A ... •lcodt 3140 Vec.tlOftR...talt 4250 MoMytoLo• 5025 IMoMytoL~ 5025 :.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... •••••eeeeeeeee•eeee•••• eeeeeee••P~•••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ........................ ....................... .... ...•••.....••..... Sharp l br. 2 ba. frt>lr µauo. aa:r. fMd ytS Kid\ It PtU olc ~ Aj{I no ltt -. ~ 111s m1 •...e•va11.y l2l4 .•...•.......•..••.••.. J bdrtn fam rm lmnwd OC< upan'') f'~mlh onl) 0nr r.11 OK l'.t•"" l'll'l'C'I $41$ J>er rno ~~H •1171 ('\~ NEWPORT BEACH Htr.yearry. l.grll>raptl260 mo <.:un UIS mo NO DF.fl()SIT ENSF,NADA REl\C ll ~81H500 ~turru8hed NO RF:TUKN N,.w 2 br. llOUS~:. Sleeiitt ti $40 __ ..!,~"" Al•t•. 8 1 ~ 41~ or :;.is DS74' 2 ba, bltM. Incl rt!friir ctay •. ·4073 I ---------• Newly deconted 2 BR Oenllnl Rlty '!...3!.. 002.'I Mountain home 20 m111 OCIANllOMT ...,,~ Ba. carpcutdrapes. 2 Br. 1 ba. 2 blk11 O<'t-un from San Bern. new 4 3 8R, 2 ba, wntr '8CIO btl •M, "pool Uhl 1nl'I 129~ Jst & lai-t st so bdrm. 2 h•. with view. J BR, 2 b" .. wnlr $500 8290 mo. Mar. 646·5&47 ~urity & clng 640-1076 Weekend · weekly or SlWSTOOCIAH CARDEN AP'T. Almost Holaday rati~s. Xm11. JUR.aplil·level. unlurn. new, s pacious. thlC' 2 Br. fresh puinte<t. walk v11e. & Veterans 3 duy Yeerly. Wf). .., .. ~ b to buch,..., blk to store!! weekend ure open 2 BR. Iba., wnlr Mn oulcuc:n, m. carpet. 3 & bus. rurpet/drapr& 962-768\1 2 BR lb •• u. bdrm. 2 bat, ~. 11'¥). l MS l2M ---------• •·· wnlr .,..,., Bdrm -s mo 37" W '-' ,.A 3 RR. 2 b• , wnlr S800 · ... , ~ -Palm .>prings .;undo on 2 Or. b•yfrool. yrly S$50 Bay, 846-4.517 831 ·$454 J Br 2 Os ~, mt to bedch. Mts:uon Hiiis Country CASH FAST .•.•• for any purpose! 1st, 2nd. or Jrd, Home Equity Loans Tams and paymem tallOred to you MY amount~dlt no problem StUUJNC HOM( LOANS. INC. I 100 Qu.tll ~. wlll' lOO N•'wpo60 (714) 95$1610 lkR. ~ Hr. ~ ti1&. "'"Ill« "'"n I ·INk> f.:tad llClll A• fll from !\ttll• Squ111.-J•.art. • ) ,. ·'"" u.ld .! l'..., ... ., "~· t.art11• p.au,, lnr lu•I• ll'\" fn, 1hllt ' + ' "''°'. \'oriwr Warnrr & t '" J ardl nn $)..'JI) ....-i C" • }1 t. • .-.1 of lht• nf'~ homt:'~ on the water for lt-~e only l..1 \ t! and enturtam an ~lc~ancc In your new cust.om home "1th dt~1~ner intenors Converuenct- orwntro to tnt•ludl' 3 cur garo"es with Jutnmul1c 01wner~ kltch •nl> Wtlh 111 tt ru wc\vc rangr ~. iwl( c leanlnjt m "n'. tra:-ih (•ompat·to~. and BBQ rJOiW loµl> \\Cl·hars jn all modttl8, r1rt!plau.'t> 1n l1v1n" room s & b,•<iro<•ms. 111tfoor laundry i.reus. s:ut·-.1 :.uJlt". rnmth room und muth mort' Dock twuilablt· lo all tenants. Sho~n by ,1ppointme nt l'ull Landa lt.wn t 71.i l 83.1 3150 tR 10 5 wt·vkdnys> PAik LIDO 1idrtn apls. unfurn. :,t~!96~0 847 3384 or Club !16a~30 2 lidrroa1 2 b•tha. frpl, ly complex. no !)clx. R .... ata to s-. 000 ltdu.IU.OOJy M2.S apt 3. College Ave ,,......._ 3844 •••••••••i••••••••••••• Office•....., '4400 ......._, M2-tneo. ••••••• • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• C.t dowtt •••••·•••• •• • • •• • •• • ••• ~ 5005 for appc 0071'\ associated Mfl8a Verde 2 BR. 2 ba. $375 mo. 2llr. Oran~elrce u a.....::..--.. .. 1 ----••••• Condo. overlooks wtr. •"!..,_..,.....,..,, ~~~ •••••••••••••••••• newly decor'd Adlts, no .,.. '\,.;. pt 1 M ... 0 OR ..._. ... S.octt l240 Ii t• • I w • >4 ' lo w ~ adlts, no 1w•t.f'. '""'l, ten .;x1are a nurnr or I men r. , _.. V_.._. l"'-pet& S300. 545-3650 · ~ """' "···, rY] n... UENTALSUITE "' ,....~ rw. ·········~············· . ' ,. ~ .. ' , ' rus. etc 833·8080 ~t ' 1 Al'! vm.4.~TtJ:> Bayshore Center. 601 Own .& operate your own 3 BR. 2 ba . allele<". new Lagaao ltoch 3841 tut-... «~~,..,., Dover Or. N B. Best vending routes. 4·10 hrts --~~~~~~~~I gov . d P • r k I n g . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,. rlll.\Xtr h..i1A!'•"'<l l~ation Amvle parking weekly. Compl. co. train $300 m>. 1 Br. l ba. avail wnr/agl . '"50 mo 2br. ()('ean view. walk to 8324134S10relll7J lr.!OSQ. f"l 5'151. per mo ing&locaUonsetup Nov l thru J une 30 1212 _6'2_·_21_64______ beach New t:arpel. ~ C~ll 673-5311 Plan 112080.00 "8 "' W Balboa Blvd Slwuting large 2 BR. 2 ba 549-1186 ROOMMATES :11::i'.'1~0~ -C>wMr/Atl S44·7S49. garden aJit. pool. $29S. W I BR. blk. to occdn, North SW'e-H·Save OF'FlCE for lease $125. Plan JV SlUll0.00 OCEANf'RONT. large 710 l8lhSt. Laguna N1cekitch .nl•w F.nJoy more Pay less• Storage spaCt' for lse Call Toll Frei· cl&i..'\ A apt &i area. new 2 Br. cpts. drps. patio. no stove & refng., deck & All Ages & Lifestyles SlSO, 21 "xZ.t '. oversiied I · 8 O 0 • 2 3 7 · 2 8 0 6 or redeco, 714 ·675·4688 <Sog.s.i310 ~arHge Avail.No\' 15th WeCheckReferences garage door. 15' high. 1·800-237-0704,SuntOAM JWrm. 2tu1 ~ttrll~l' ~ rlc1nlnt1 M7 :klll9 ht \ti db hf 111~1 • 113!1 11811J adults 979--0136 $275 Mo Hillie 494 7561 "-•15.0.a. ""212 l7ll>6 Skypark Circlt>, Ste 6PM. M-W. 9AM-8PM. Harbor Vlt'w -4 br. fam -..,_.., c l I I t I 0 _ h .__ h .lrv .• 545·2000. PR'""""u op •c•"ooo J AR. I i. bi. h1abt'u1 qullll rm. enn "· x n oc .... c apt. at .,..,ac SIM. 2 Br. Cpts, drps, yard. no New home to i.hare 3 Br ---------.,, • .;uJ • ~· yr tY t\<J1t11· ~uihm~. :iuJ>{'r V1f'w S800 840-4-413 utll pd rurnls l)ed dogs.$.110 Me-wportleoch 386' J lia fplc bitns ;alk le Office & wa~house '!pace Or. Cly. captive trade. ya r~l" J.!5270m7 o C1dl ._ ,..._...._--l~7.1. 673-1451 aft3. 979-0136 •••••u•••••••••••••••• b<>ach. Adults, no pets avail, Irvine indwn. Nets $10.000 mo. Ter mi.. u d b R.c-n ............. I --"'"' 6 • , "'DI( ... E'6/BORT """econ area. 1700 :sq ft. rinasbed ~-751-1400 nt'll \ l<> 1110\1" in J r • •••••• •••••• •• • •• •• •• • • 1 br, Cpts, d""" • no pets -"" ,,... ..-<l'<l'<r""""' ((' bll. 11urll11t'. llltllo. rn1•1 s BR. 2ba, tam rm. thnin11 38r 2ba s~ac1ous • AP,a~ ...... d . "" Bachelors. I or 2 ~ ices. 6 roorru. + rccep-MoRey to Lo. . 502S yd KacJ & "'·l~ ,1;. w~ ... , , ~ M v hi • · --SZ-40. mo. Bedrooms & Townhow.cs Female roommale want tion, 400 SQ ft warehouse ••••••••••••••••••••••• ." ~ · ' . . rm '"1mr ........-M' • £Jegaol • Nr h • Fplc • 979·0136 ed. age open. to share 2 wioverhead door. 17182 • AJ,lt Nu Ire %-1 l™. Only $!>$0 L&hf Rily, Vl"'W'. •°"' l'"2 7715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------From $349 50 Short term R E ~ '.f13 2971 "' ~ '" ............... p _,__..... ~•07 Snoc\acul ar spa. lotJI BR dpartme nt. Costa Armstrong Ave . Irv . • · • Int" 586 4068 -awe;www• -Nice 2 Br. 1 ba, upstairs. ,... Mesa . Immediate oc 540-71111 Avatlablefast \U N I u S.J.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• encl. gar. nr OCC. no recrrat1on prvgram. cupancy S40·4844 , Call673·6634 nt•14 t'\t•r •vt' in 31lR 2ba. fam rm, vww Caphtr-.o 3271 LG 38r 2Ba near beach pets $290 751·3696 socaa pr(lgram 7~b.. 8 -One 12 x 20 professional l.rg 4 bdrm 31.J:t him Nt•wparnt.Cleun ONl.Y ••••••••••••••••••••••• frpk ·beand ~ihngs' --"---·--·-----tenruscourts Al ashtun I DAHO r etired barh office suite with rccep- rm bcmw. rm wN bur. ~ Lahr Realty. lnr ~geousocean view 4 be' dshV.:shr garage $550 3 Br, $390. Families only, island. Jamboree & San wants yng man to ~hare lion area + t:xecutLve elertr k llt'ht·n wit 586·4'>68 · d 1 • d ,,;,.57 9 no pels Wood 1 and . Joaquin Hills Road hms•~ad on Salmon n·1v B 111tand crpt & drape& -executive home. Urtl.n mo. yr y. )'S, .....,. l Ka!M M HJ 186 t: 17 14, 644•1900 "" Secretary. 41.20 1rch Sl S7~ ver mo l!l:l-437 :l785 N'W 9100 sq. rt. $850. mo. eves/wknds 21st S;-546~ . . ---------MB·3336 aft 6. Nu 95.5 152-t Mon-F'n. 95% MESA MORTGAGE ·-Newport leacla 3269 1MH1039 $l!IO nJ b h 1 l · Bachelor untt ', block Seek straight prof man to 100,.2700 ft 3 BR I'· th new P"•Al ••••••••••••••••••••••• --' ce ac e or ap. · Sp d I E d f""'m o..~."nh All ut1l pd. h ..,. sq. • · • ..,., .. " · s-t. AM 3280 respon adJt no pets ul 1 ac upper up ex ·'-1 e, •v '"""~ " s r .i;pac1ous OCt!an \'U may arrange a new to l1lutaonal loan up to '.495'~ hake tu be;:ich. $375 mo . EasthluH " bdrm ext'r . • , · 1 new cpt drps 3 br 2 bo No kids. no vets 20l t: lwc home w .2 olher~. Nu Deluxe oHice space ·k (or Keith """ 4'71 .. _ 3 bd d •••••••••,••••••••••••• paid. l06 E. Bay A~e. 119· ' ' · ' . G b h ~. Commer<'e Park .t!I • ,,_,. ·• .. .,me or rm + en . • ;.. enc Rar. pvt patio. ad Its. Sal boa 81\ d $l!50 pt'r arai::e own at "' en ----0 R Ls e $800 m o . S<i. '-oast Plan arelt\ BAY FRONT. dock incl. 3 $350. mo. Ph: 546-3776 or roo + secunty dep Call tranrt! 0S3501mo 644-0484 _N_e_WJ>O __ rt ____ &3:_3·_88_1_3 Must see lhti. 4 br, 2 ha, w /jlardener No pets . Adult exec condo, Pool. br. 2 ba, yrly . 11100. ~l. ~ &.ieS.56-7707 aft 7PM 2301 Alta V1s1a Laauna o~.,ch. xlnt ax. Of APPRAlSEl> VALUE. pauo. fncd yd, ga r Kld Refs req'd Avail. Sept Jae .• ~ym. clubhse. l.rg 67~. Dr p ., CA.."u " &( pets ~ .. ':'9~s ... ~ N 28th 64!>-73!18 or 642·3524. pat .. aJr, I BR. gas & wtr New large 2 bdrm. 2 ba, . 9AM-t;.~ M posure, 310 sq. ft + Fast. rourteous service. _ee 964·'"""'· 7 .. ~ By appt. pal~. $350. 962·0853 or Newer 2 BR. 2 ba. yearly, bltM. patio No pets or 2 Bdrm, 2 ba w all blln!> GClrOC)H stornge. Very attractive. OCEAMVIEWCOMDO , bu.sinessll968-6904. Adlts. no pets. Eves: kids. $365 353 llam1lton. WATERFROMT forlteftt 4350 ample parking. 1000 No Mo Pr.., P...tty (UP lo '6(),000) fo'or Information call No ""EE Beaut new 2 •· 213/257-9792. 1/SZB-0820 days or wknds WITH PIER & DOC., ••••••• ••••••••••••• ••• Coai;t S325 Mn 494-7551 3 Bdrm, l"~ bs. dbl gar. .-· ."' Ha.snhrWtlwdor .. baking d1stanct-to bch 3 HR apLs. nr channel: U.fwwl•d 3300 Cute small 18r. near 64.S-l8l8 Remodeled lo ni>w. Obi MESA MORTGAGE S450 mo 556 17'l5 yrly rentals. NB. Also. 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beach, $265 mo l·BR in new lnplex. nr. gar. 2 add'I off :.trel'l · & 3 BR apli. on Pemnsulu ,,.. ---------•1 675-8120 So Coast Plaza . gar . prk 'g S850 Ja('Ob~ R~al· l !-Wry condo, 2 hr. 11 • bu. yrly. 675-4912, Tue ,....ru w h / d y ty 675 6670 Single l'nC'lo'led ~nragc for storu"c or car Me~J d<-1 Mar arl'a $-10 mo Leuvc messi.1ge 151·9905 ;:ar. put10 !1718 1'1•t fut. MOlfUHOME eoro.adelM• 3122 s r r er s pace. · Adult$. No pets. $315 Mo. --------• c._ 1 <">c h wood i:ns. Call Lil --INfORMATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• 833-92S3 Waterfront ll'ase fieaul 2 ••mlt e ~aralo(M. -... mo drtns 8927711 . t'~t 5.S2 ,BluffsCondos·PlazaArca Rent.optiontobuyinfo.1 Br. walk to beach, br.2ba.xtrahtt•L ll , l959 Maplt> l\vl-. Costa •'H :>48·12S8 3 bdrm Jl'l ba S500 mo 4 repo's. loan assumption carpet/drapes, stove & 2 Br. 1 ba. all elec Brand frplc, bltns. iit>w crpt-.. Me.a ln_l_M -324-~~\1~12 c~~d $5~ ~ etc. Easy hnance O.A.C. rehig, 1 adult. no pets new. IK7 E 18th SL $400 entry. h~e patio SI.JOO No 9o"1ces. Ut1l pd. $350 y rly. DX! AgtS41·5032 kids nr ""l!> l>ock >.tra ···~··•••••••••••••••• or67.>S364 67J.7552 -t'" MoWle H-. Ston FOUR SEASONS A PTS G7S·2298 __ _ IRVIME G:.arage for t·ar or storai,:e Nr Baktr & Fain it!.,. CM $3.5 mo Dys 642 6500. J llr 21 i Ba. family rm Woodbrdi; &s1 S.'150 mo ~ll7 1 SHORES srECIAL Westminster 848-8895 Beaut lmmac. light airy I Spac. 2 br townhouse. I '~ 2 lrg. bdrm. 2 ba den. Cute J BR. 2 ba. Avail Santa Ana SS4·7070 Br apt, jus t totally re· ba. pvt patio, pool rrpld sund<'<"k . fr1>lr. Offk• Rental Nov l S525 mo Lease E. Anaheim 956-4500 done. very lge hv rm Adults. $300. 735 Jo:.inn pool. Adults $~SO 8-t8 r11tes 673· 7489 4400 opt. $105,000. 640,.2981 Anaheim 956·· !OJ 1 w /high beam ce•hngs. St. MS .. 6483 eves Am 1 G 0 s. Ea !t lb l u r r •••••••• •• • • •••• • • ••• •• w. Anaheim 761-144.2 rrprc. 1 blk to ocn $.S50 SINGLE USER Woodbndi:c. ~angle fam1 NEWPORT llGTS. 3 Br l mo 67s.8138 2 BR & den. gas & water ~------ ly 3 Bdrm. 2 balh A1;,11l Ba. frplt:, dbl gar. lg T 4* supplied. $260. 631·2177 or Steps lo l'K'at•h. yt•:irly 1 m med . SSOO . mo )'ard. Rt.ove. $455: adults. o,~ .. ed 3525 Available Nov 1st; 2B R 548·60t9 Lije modt-rn 2 br, 1 bi . 7~ 0143.__ no no1c 521 El Modena. -apt. No pets o( children Br 2 Ba ( 1 · uprv>r frnlc all bltnl> ..... ~;'I flt 6 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Call Unda 67S·Z311 3 + rp c ·'I Wet st. .-~ • ·., · · 111v P ark JDI< 2ba. _,,....,. 0 · New2BR.2sty twn.h.se. nrSo.CoastPlaza,$425. $450 mo Garage door Close t(I everything Exec pool home, 3Br.3ba. w/encl gar & patio I~ 2'"1 Bdrm, 2 bath.s. cpls, SSl>-6171 opener 642·3490• 642"46~7 SS.'>0 m(I . Ca II A RI fam rm, FP, beams <"Cll· sq rt. AdJt.c only, no pets dr1>s. bltn11, blk to beach VlEW APT IAY VIEW 556-4380 lngs $800/mo 548·3080 _ Located al 2568 Elden Adults No pets. $550 2ar. 1 Ba. $3IS mo 2 BR. 2 ba • frpl. J?ar~t· 4 Br. 2 ba. Cam rm fnrlJ GOLFCOUltSEVIEW ~=~5~.;,s~~~~7 ·S4lO, m>.673-7552 6457647 Yearly$S7SMo. 13.000SQ FT Great Locauon L>eluxe Spac1· fkccpt . Conf . Oft' \tJ $4!)() mo. 644 1 lllO, Bill: Canyon townhome 3 . d Bay/Ocean/Park vi~w 2 Br. t ba, l story. shai:. SHORTTERM ~I0·50C.0 ext 40 bdrm pool tennis $750 CaptSlraoo Beach Bran frpl, gar. 2 br. patio. D/W drps patio frpl Nf'WJ>Ort tn·1neGroves 2 br. drn. · ~mo.640-52'74 _· __ ~w~bal~·;~;. ~~i:. ~~No pe ts. $SOC beam dngs. ~ar. ·Adlts'. ~edcl;~~~~~h~ 3 DR 833-81113 bu. ff11lc . pool. tennis Large 3 br 2'~ bu, frpl. 2 (rplc Avail rromed. $475 $335. 2650 t:lde n l I I lalio.Hewport Rlty 5495~ caqiar.l1te fncdyd 2223 ~ 2Br.1ba,slv.refrig.w/w S38·8406 67S-8l70 REMTALS Anniversary Ln. 631-0900 .,...... .. lMfww 3600 Cpt. S37$. Adlts. no pets. 2br newly pamt~d No --------- or7Si9-1677 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ~S-1:12; eves chlldren no pets. $27S 3 Br 2 Ba. s teps to bt'at•h, 2 BR. I "7 ba Channel Front. 2 ston1. lbr. yard. gar. $325. · rs yer. mo 552-6325 enrl. garai::c. no PN '> 2 BR,2',,bn . "1"· br I d • ..,.,.. So ....IH I I S475mn yrly lsc 64.'1-llo:1 2 UR. 2 ba J+den. $650/mo me g 2 • g Y . .._, . "' wy. arge. c ~an 2 2 Br pool avallable $26S 3 RR. 2,-ll ba utll 673-!>187 &673-6884 S48-8204/646·2316 BR. Adult s . 752·5065, Jl3H l1lh Pl · 1 Bdrm -poot-blk to 3 HR. 2 ba oo s ,,. r ... _ 4 ~3176 642·.24&4 ocean -s~I adult $210 Ll I LrJ pro . u.:co. _.._._...&.. or...-t.L.-..11 ,, • ., 5002 64S S000 X216 3 RR.2ba bdrm. 3 ba . n ear -,.-... _......,"'""_ CottaMeao 3824. "'""" .or - 3 kR, 2 ba. · · Clubhouse Yearly $900 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0-PoW 3826 Bal..,.a Oceanfront 2 nr-4 BR. 2'>z bll 642-3274 -...0. PaMnMll• 3707 uuuuuueuuuu•• vv h . I 1HR.212 ba •••••••••••• •••••• .., •• •• LA MANCHA AnS Duplex. super ocean v1cw . 1450 ~3"14,vv!0 mo nt 1 N~RT 11r.•cH Large 1.2&3 bedroom 3 br. 2in ba. •r::nn. mo Attent. 6 I~·""'-__ _ -. 523 CAMPUS Da· IRVINE c; ,,... ... ..., !!;A Studio apt. newly decor at· de o h h ...,,,., CONDO ed. $225 per mo year gar n apts. 5 w r, 759-17706or&44 5742 WESTCLIFFCOND<J 3 Bedroom , 2,_, bath. around. 675-4382. bltns. encl. gar. gas bbq 2br. a\'a11 l2 l d Pool. Gas Pd. 778 Scott $4.50 645-9442 beautifully upgrade . ,.. _ _,,,_ u~-3724 Pl 642-5073 flOO MOVE IN 387 - 6 elec. ~arage door ~JV,.__ ALLOWANCE SariCl~~nt~ opener. pool, sauna. etc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Near new 2 br. 2 ba. all ••••••••••••••••••••••• $475. mo. Call Linda. Large l br furn w/gar, bltns. frplc. encl. gar. 2 br. 1 ba. encl fncd pvt 1 Br. walk tn twuch. sec 99Hl660 S270. Adi ts only·, Open patio, lndry rm. S375. patio. lots of grass. pvt de p + Is l & I as t M·F 8:30·5. Sats 9·1. TSLMgml 642·Ui03 garaiie $360. mo 33.S42 $28Sf mo . No peb 548·4968. 2110 Newport f HARBOR VIEW HOM E Blvd.CM Comfortable new units BlueLanters,496-9230. 493-5255a t6pm Deluxe 4 br, 2 ba. pool now ready Cor occupan· llMl"'9oet hodt 3140 I.GE 2BR 2ba, l st fir. loijllna leach facil. $750. mo. 759-1131 t""'lf4•let1Ch 3740 ry. Nr schools. kids OK ........................ duplex F:nc l j?ara~c· •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. 2 BR. 2 ba. $340 SHARP. beach, J.2 & 3 Miru ocean Vlew. S400 ..,""uni $700f Bl B C SMALLBEACHHOTEL mo.646-T782.557-8985. BR. Crplc. d1"shws hr. (714)493-9197 #iAN ur1 urn. u 1g an yon. corne r . ROOMS$37.SOWeek IAYFROHTOfffCES Cannery ViUage New or faces from 300 sQ ft fantast1<" \ 1ews. I~ patios park1n~ & iarutonal mcluded 2808 Lafayette Ave • N fl 673-1000 IAY VIEW On La!ayelle • Cannery Village Office space 500 to 1200 !>'I ft Bill GRUNDY Reliltor 675 6161 EXECUTIVE su1ns J,uxurl()US ofrlces. PX ec ut1 ve secretary. pe rsonal phonl' l'O\ erage. recepuorus t. ron· rcrence room. xerolC. notary Lease or month 10 m>nlh. Near s • Coast Plata, 0 .C airport & freeways Call 979·2161 Near-Bristol & Baker. r M 300 Sq fl S17S mo He.i.ltor. 548· 7729 Lagoon VLlla. ocnfrnt on Bordeux 3 br, 3 ba Apt$lG5/mo.S36-J037 $36Smo38R.28a.nopets. garage&patios 960·2358 Lg lBr,sunnyaptwt vicw pvt bcb. 714/499 3217 Ftench coontry kitchen. •-1e--L. 3748 2 children OK. upper. Townhouse. lovely, s pnc. wU< lo b('h & shoppini;:. --------- 213/7o3-0230 ' all amerut1es, $1300. mo. _,.... -Avail Nov lst 1021 #C &i home-like. 2 br wilh 229 Avenida del Mar TH£ EXECUllVE Unobstruclable \•1ew. 2 8 Dec. Isl. Ag\ 7~·1lll ; ••••••••••••••••••••••• Valencia.~ pvt. gated entrance + 2 $21S-$225 mo 1st . mo . SUITE! 2 Ba. encl. rear yrd. cul 837 0666 LAGUNA BEACH MTR KIDS OIC patios. Some with att secunty dep, clearung & Nwpt Ctr "s fmest' de-sac. chilrl accepted. 3 bdrm 2'-'z ba Condo INN. S75twk & up. Maid 3 br , 1 ~ ba $32:5 Pool. garage. Swimmlng pool damage 492·5Til fo)JU serv. exee suite $500. 4~·7795 pool, 2 car ga"rage & ~:· util'."'c71;'>·4~~ 645-8084 (10am-7pr:n). Jaruzzl. Tennis courts I Apw lwwnts F'ttntisJt.d Mo to Mo 640 5470 J BR. 2 ba .• g reat ocean & opener. near Hoag Hosp. 985 N Coast Hwy Brand new 2 BR twnhse. bl.It to HunUnJtton shop· or UefwN~ 3900 sunset views • Near errs & beaches. s.525. 675-5216 · • ping center ma 11. Adults. ccnl Bea c h North ----Mewportleach 376t l'f>Clgar·fi''tpatios,cpUI, No pets . From $435 ..................... .. Laguna. French Country BLUFFS3bdrm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~· frp c. From $350. Seawind Village. 15555 TIIE EXCJTING i.rchitecture . stove & On greenbelt. $700 ults. ~4 Huntington Village Lane. rALM MESA AnS. refng Like new: will Agent644·1133 2 Br. t~ Ba townhouse. H.B. (7141898·9961. MINUTESTONP'r cons1rler lease/option WESTCLIFF "arage. patlo. pool . BCH .. 2 Br. children welcome, B h t*·" BR Avail now. S7SO Mo ABRJBa.-oomo. jacum.nreplace.Adulls St . 0 ac ·""' · 494·75.'il .. •• only. S37S. 631--4984. no pets. arting at SZ7 from S230. & up OF'FICE OR DESK s pace for rent. 1ust rederorated tt.12 sq Ct of ofc s pace. Wall renl 10 1 company or as de~k space Of c furn avwl t'or pnces pleas<' call Sher 64!> 2550 ------___ 54-0-1151 mo.846-tl907. Adults.No Pets t -Hw 3250 bdr 2 b ( · 1""' M D AIRPORT LOCATION ....,...... "'1 WfSTCLIFFAIEA 2 m. a.atove.reng,NearSPoints.Com ""1 esa r Lge3roomswle.aJluttl ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 br. 2 ba, vacant. Lease pool Adults. $300 per mo rn>dore Clr. Apls. 2 br 15 BUta East of Newport pd. Jantrl s('lrV. Cpts, 2 BR 1 BA patio hme. AJC. $750. Gardener incl ..... froM $275 *"1195 Kids welcome. See mgr Blvd. I drJx'I , $395 mo No least• ~id~~~~!~· 673-8382. Spacious. q uiet 3 bdrm at 7671 Commodore Cir. 9am-Spm546-9860 req"d. 208~ s E. Bnslol. GREAT RECREATION· townbse apt w;lge pvt ..!_Aiil~=3.~S295~:.._· -----!·-~~~~~~_, Sui tt> 2 0 0 . N B . . 28R 2ba Condo. V~w of · 2 7010 NEW2Br.18a, Cprlc. Air Back Bay. $49S/mo. Call Sw1 mm1ng. saunas. patio. Pool. Ad ults . •Large 2br Long Beach. MOllLEHOME 17141557· . cood. $385 mo Re. "6-?707 health clubs. b1lllards. Sorey. no kids or peta. newcrpt&. frplc. S245 mo. tMFORMATIOH CdM dJx swtes. utJI pd. · 6~ Nita. n' gh l · 11 g h I t'4 1enn15 $400. 6'5-3391or67S.*9. No pee.a. (714) 833-8974 Rent •• option to buy Info.. AtC. ample pkg. Fr Sl85. LUXUIY COHOO courts. Pro It pro shop. le pU Condo forrent.new3BR. ootfdrivingranoe,parly Quiel adult Town.bouu. 1 bl""k ,_ «ean. Ready repos oan a.ssum on, 300 '. No l s e rcq"d. H E 3 Bdrms. 2~ baths. walk .. " -.. l 'Lba uo pool "" "' etc. Easy finance 0 .A.C 67c"""" 2 ba. La"'•na ms. JC room. '"''" .,... • pa • · now 1 br + 1 gar $270 · 2 t """""" tras, ~th-to-month or to beach. ocean view. L'UN ACTIV IT I ES ·. 755 W. 18th St . CM . . • 9oliccs. ---------pool tennis $625 mo r br.2ba2(ar.s:l60:2 br,I MobhHonwStore Jlf1ceCdMoffit"e,32Ssqft lse. No pets. 759·0577 A&~t. 640-l8lz · · f'Ulltime director. free •9507 ba. 1 gar $350. No kids. oo w. Anaheim 761.1442 Avail Nov Isl. $22.5/mo anytune. Sunday hrunch. BHQ':i, 2 BR l BA. Cum kitcb. pets. All w/frplcs. Some Anaheim 956-1011 Call Li.nda675-231l a-wi-....a 32S2 Udo Isle house ror lease trips. parties. s port Ind"" facll, shopping. w/v iew. 208 19th 5t L' A h . uc..tt A~"" -,--.......,..... 18 $1""" r mo -4 · '' ~ "' na. eim .,,,., . .,~ ~sq. ft. $16$ per mo. In ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. ~-pe · tournaments &i mor\!' tchool•. cl08e by, Older ___ . ------Westminster 848-839.'> Costa Mesa 3 8 R. 2 ba. fplc, lr1t fncd bdrm. 4 ba. den. bar. 01'.:AUTI Flit.. AP1'S children OK. no dog&. Small bach. cottage. util Sanla Ana 554-7070 540: 7881 yd, P11ceseller. $475 mo steps from Bay. Ref. Sinales. 1&2 bedrooms S31S mo. 1970 Wallace. incl. No kids or pets. No'l~~~~~~~~~j~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 494-1941 evH bef9. Req. G7s.8359 fo\irn. & un(urn Ml)(h·li. S4&-Ul50or54UlS5 bdrm.122$. mo. 536-0321 litoo.. 4000 UICI MEW HOME 01>en daily 10 to 7. ltOOm· ..wr<>RTfl•VtHE • d .. bdrm 51nalA .. , 2 Br l Ba condo. Patio. NEW 2Br, adults only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'·ll "'-rvlceSult•-... ar.,r .. · "" All '"'"raded. v1·ew city mate service U\ml 1~0 .. u .,.,,, ,,, ramllr Broadmoore -.... 1arage. S3SC>mo. S3SO &c up, 1702 F1orida, Roomw.' kitchenettr • h T . • liithts •DRS It FI R. Lg lease required. Sorry. l42·21SS? al Adams. 536-4729 S60 week & up S29S Monl.hly Niaue S ()rca. enrus. yrd. $1150/mo. 752-0617 adults only. no pets. 548.9755 Call PhylUs 968·8789 beach. cloaed gate. 1635 A"" ! ., .. 1 ., MID .. ., 1 •· 2Br , .... av-'l now ========:!~~~~~~~~ ~er mo. 493·6293 or !?.:" ! O&kwood ·~ ISllliA • ""° ., · , .. url BR 2,L b 2 Br 2 b ..... pd w/frplc. dtbwsb.r, calll•-------•I ~ ft olfl t H~ ...... owa a . n a Garden Aputm.enta f •· aome ..... . Btn536-2S9l • * • ..-._tador IM• 523 . . ce space o -Coodo.onwater. Floor lo Enc . 1ara•ea. couple -sub· ease tn Laguna 3 bdrm 2 ba. with new celllnt_!alo• .. ;r•rltl' ...,.,......._,.,..,_ Pft(. Small child oil. No SUPER 1 br, pool, 1ar. Lovel)'~~·Brooka Hilla. S308 month. Avail carpet oa quie~ alr«t. atone. f, .,..c. wa cover-8fj() lrvlne I al l7lh 1 pets. SUO. 2324 Elden. frp!c, trea. S275. Ad1;1lta. •KJteheo FacH. •vaJI. Dec. lat. '30-6030 Nlcc lndacp $500 mo. Ref'. =· exteN5584534lve mlrrors. •w: " .... " ~J.Jl5. 842-t51S; "2·5251. •Ja .. ··-' ... __ ,_,.pool I 1 88688 ,,_,,,,_ .. ,\LU.I qc...cu Oelu.se med ca auilel req. mo. ain •an.•~ordaUu, -0 ldarv. ..,_,wt n il'A-.,. d• LFME $350 mo. 2 BR 1~ 2 Br. I Bt1 new P t, new """' ., .. -1J•--·"." r .• ""'"''a " Sbcfts le1:1e .Carden home Oollhouae tor leaae. 3 br. 2 ~ ...Ws.tlt Ba duplex unit. Meu cri>t.a. adulta. 8181 S•n •TV pbooe aull1blo Mar RealonomlcaCorp. 3bdrm.llbs . .f111k.p1tU0t ba. lfe pvt yard. POOi. J70018thSt Verde aru. Avail .. An1elo. 1310. or call Atlow•S•3Wk 6TH'TOO Jrdna. elct. far. opnr. Ocee to 1rbool1. 1hoP· 1D<>vt·rut J&hl lt/2&/78. Rert uq'd. ow n er co 11 e ct 2217 Harbor New deluxe oCftce apace hoacb, tc nn a.pool 4' pln1. Wu hertdryer. 00Sf10 Ownr1•1t . C bucll <JU>•M26 Coste Mesa 645-4840 now avail. 301l0 Crown Sauna. Pvt. trea. adulu relrig lncl t8$0. Agent. Evetett S58-40:!JS; 55f.ml ...,_ -.. NO o•POSIT • v~~le Pltwy. Laauna small pete.~1675 M&-l°'4orM2-5080 _, .. .., ,., , t BR , J b •, tu 1J y 2 Br, newt)' dec:ot, nr So. NO RETURN. New 2 br, Lovely home. *'•le. N1 · 496-2344 _ lhke 1Q'1r 1boppln1 Udolale 2 BR. 2 ba. IOUlh l\lmiahed, 1 blk to ~an. O>llllt Ptau, A/C, pool, ~ 2 ba. bltnt incl. nlrif, bOl plat., ~~· Of'f'ICE SPAtE It level. easltf' by wiln1 lbe Daily patio . ...,01cno. f73.Sll7 M50/rno. Adlta, no pet.a. ildtta • Ou/wit.tr lncl. rem1. ott.an. everythlnc aw u . c.t Hwy, CdM. s1..s mo P\kJtClua!ftedAda. lt17MM4... ~75 •mo.55'7411 OemlnJRJty ~ 53N51S. tomo.644-3494 . 4450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• VIS4 2A8G 1714)8J2·f910 HEWN>ltT ILVO Ask for Mr. Rivers 000 Ml ft 2 bid gs . Addi· ___ l\_ea_u_· r_. B_k_r_. -- t 1on al ~torage avail. Pl enl} or parktni: &t2 3490 TOP LOCA TlOH! I 7ftl & Hewporl ll•d. Sur~ful retail shop .ipprox 950 Q ft MEED A.LOAN You might save a lot of ume and money by sec Ing us first~ No help. nu charge. Loan cou n seltnG . packaging, placement S600 Per mo. Bkr67~6700 645·2509 lndltstrial Rewtal 4500 -------• •••••••••••• •••••••••• ....._y W.eedl 5030 Newport Bearh9300 sq Ct.••••••••••••••••••••,••• includes 2300 sq. ft. of of· Cash reqwred for prol1l11· l11•e, 1 truc•k doors. ble re~ est.tie deveiop fenl'ed yard, dist. power ment JO•nl ven.ture . Call 714-673-2717 $$00.000 to S2·m~lllon Secured by fee sample :!.000 17141 547-8451 (714) 644--0195 eves. J o11ll warehou:-e. :.q ft e1va1lable. 581· 7470 Sfoc-~-----4-55-0 ~s, Trvst 50l5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4000 )q fl fenced ) ard Water/power Irvine 559-1802 Rftltafs Want*4f 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• LOWEST lttterestltatft lstT.D.'a.aho 2ftd T.D. Loes . ft(!11fon,1ble. working FairestTermssinC1!19411 wr ter seeks one· sattt.ruw c bedroom cottage In .... .,. 0 • t:oron a drl Mar or <.;osta1_6_4_2-_Z_l_7_1 __ 5_4_S-0_6_1_1 M e!la Quietness essen uaJ Write Classt(1ed Ad = 206. Daily Pilot. P 0 REPUBLIC Box 156-0. Costa Me~a 92fi26or call 675·3862 Ua yfr-on-t 3-bd;:-m-ap~ HOME LOAN 14 /!illp ~tred by two TI. co,....y OttMn re!>pons1ble buC'helors It ..... YCMt To WIMn Guy 642-!l900. They C-t Genlleman SS yrs old in ~ Tht Loan w™.>el r h:ur need" good 2 'S lo\ init home to live an ND Room & board Wtll pay .tS murh 8 S needed $10,000:$100,000 1213>531 2422. (7 111 .,..,.....759.9193 4!H ~-17141495-0S68 --------- SHORT TERM L-t...---f t/ 2ND&JRO __../ n•ttl lteal Fi;tate Loans Fast . •• ~.~••••••••••••• no app fet>, interest only ~ OK. CnU broker before 10 ~..a, · SOOS or aft 6. 545-6478. • ••••••• •• .. J. ••• •• • • • DenllSl would like lo bor PARTNER Our business <Time Magaz111e 10-9 78> 11' a new <>xr1tan~ npproach 10 ont-nf the top busmeM; 10 the ,tr S F~tab. profita. bl<>. "land n~id 1nv Draw S3SO per wk ex pected net over S2S.OOO Rrciwres S\7,500 ra11h . By appoint only eall 871·5353. 9·5. row from pnvate party only. T have established practice an Or. Cly. ex ceUent income. credit & C'ollateral. Please no agents or loan com· panics need call. P.r . 997 7060 lllsiMs• Opporfwlity 5005 • •••••••••••••••••••••• MO SEWMG , HO IXPBl~I NO fMVESTMENT GUARANTEED INCOME U.SJ4,.. ...Of(TH fUU. T1MI Ul4'8MONTH PAll'T TIMI c...-y: Furnis hes entirely new type ol ultr& modefn vending machines and top_ Quahtv locations plus an supplies. 1nsuranoe. licensing. training a,pd c11p1tal 10< e1tpans1on after 90 day$. You ~111 be Sh<>wm documented proof that the average 1oac11on has 662 customers per monlh and we start vou with 10 locaUoiis TI1e l4'; .... D4•••et: lAUY ltHH'S KITKAT HasHIY I.US Mlt. M>ODIAI _, IUllUGUM lhe Nation's L.argeat Selling Confection .... ,-. Must ~ able to ctevo1e· ~ nours a month to t111s business have a s1ncien1 delire to oe>ettte own bu&1ness be of 90ond Character and heYe adeouate wortclng caoltal. Preference will be 1hown to thO!e in01vldua11 wtlllng to stlrt on • part lfme balia, et least untll they defnolmrate the dependabO•IY we r90uart. ~ atfillilted with Hershey Fooc:ta Corp. 011.11......., Inc. "'c .......... C• Mr. I. W..._ 11141117 .. JH .......,, ~....,. w ... .., ...,. ~ ............ c:.,.. o..~.-.a..,-M.J. .......... u .• ,, ... ----------·--~------ ·-l • ..::. --·. • :a --. . .. .. M•161u1/T •• i11t .... , ....... ac.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ....... , ,~, ..... "' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~work.onf dt!!J'M Data Prot e~.•ln .: l~nw:ntW(WIP.•tf•ll"ultJ,. AYl.A >K .. 'lP::-.n·~-:, Maia.a.a'a JOOC W Qia11t r r1opvauon u1 l1tt.idb or Joh~ f'11lt w >••11r11 1·.1v ~tt. IKJ7 OCC S4ud1•n1 . 1 Ton lJ uck Tr11:1h, lttt trim. Ron &~5703 Walla, ceHmg11, OCXlt' 81oclt &Slmnpstooe walls Cu.atom Wullpu~nn.c Comv Rt.'sume S<-r v11•t• "windows cleaned. & planters Dnvewuys, All WOC'k Guur f.'r~ U.t &42 11103 UIOl Newport Hwy, NB ~ Slil8 ~1. mall dv~rtll!lnll Topqu.illl)' ~lfl1~7 Wood & C'h~111 Link ........ .,..... '"' • prC'lt•fTt'C1 rulllOrnt'r i.·ou~d•llun.11 1 L•lo1111n11 K • 11 Wood t-'c nn 111: 646-6145 631 JS88/646-7649 673 41~ Blvd. Costa Mt!sfll •••• ••••••••••••••••••• lu1t 8wi~ leltl:'n , lid W1tllll blurk 'I, JJ•llill!l l(UI""' & ff'n('t• n'JlUlr Hie J AppbanC'f'" r \< Ill rtlliUlll. hol11l11y j{ll'<'t ~16 !1013 l .h ,, ~I tOOO t\41 tY.•:.K I n" ... I 11 11 m t' '" ( Will haul or t'ln 1tnylhlt11(. l11ic 111mull. comm'I or n• !lidt>ntral. rt•1t:1 rult"i. Cull anylllnl' 008 8946 WINDOW C.1 .F.f.NING Brick. block & s ton e "-o & OrcJ-TYltinq Roofing llOUS~CLEANINC masonry. Inlays. roun ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ c_·A_LL_960-_SM_ •--tlWl.fl. walls. Carl S48·136C Plano tunint( & rc·puir 2~ RF.PAIR & Kt;ROOF All lype i.·&h•nt:ll'!> rock~hakes comp<Har l'h'(_•e11t Ml 5930 TR1PCHARla:s1u t'hri .. tm1.1 s 1,11,. 1 ,1~1 f'i.ll n '\ .... n., "'GGrdtN1t9 20l)M1Un.SA l.l11a l1 t y 111•rv11 1• dr tv•·~ll\'> 111•1,1111111 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Suc<'ess Houserlcuning. alt 5 PM yrs uv Miciler'd de~ 111 Pt'rs Serv . uuar NB Mo\llftq mu:rn· ~3'22 ~7 nu~ , .. , .. , •• ,.. ........ ··1 II I • -.... n Wl411 l'111ll ~·u .t.1:1l t'VU \ •' 1111 \1 1)"1 , llll I 0 lo(. Cllt-:i\Pl':ST haulln1t in town. t-'r Est CllEAI" 00 ~. 645~ 13!10 640-9143, MV ~ 0611 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 861 14l3 A5flllMltt•........ I 1.111ilH11111 n11 lmm\·J •••••• ••• •••• ••••• •• • • • l1l1\lt ~ S1':C'H t: I' AHi /\I. Cu to111 t'l' mt 111 14 11r k .,,,. 11II 1111: f>4~ !...,.,., ---l..ckapln9 "M ove any th1n11,. anywhl>re at anytime". rtcntw /Repair He Hoof l''or Less Coll Anytime 1194-0<121 StH\IC 'I-. T\'l'f!'./\• l>fl "'' w.1)' p ul 111., ..1.tt. !)lll3 14ulkwll)'' (ult ~\ti IJ4~ llf ..... , 7h01 l-'I ···· .. ~1 Home Prodllch •Vl"ltY I.o w l'llU't:S • ••••••••••••••••••••••• C't011 ~·:•flkt11111: M a1u~l • i\ M w A y Cos ml' llc:i, ''V(A:J! )4Jl lUU Nutntlon, tlousew8re11. ••••••••••••••••••••••• L.M.S.-Roto, Sod or St'e d ed Lawn s Sprinklers . Plant1nt;. Xlnt refs. 675-7633. 211 hrs 7 days 54-0-4844 ••••• •• •• • •• • ••• •• •• •• • Paint*J/PapmftCJ • •••••••••••••••••••••• Neal patc he s & tcxlun·" FU! EST. 893-1439 Stt.cco ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATCH PLASTER IN(; i\ I I t y p f' s f.' r •' 1• l't•~H·ll t •\II <If JI 11rn rno r1111I & 11-/11111111111 ~~~!!'!':! ............ c:.,..t.r tAI• ~ti ~ 1>1 .:·11 l':nnrh ctifl l' Yull Home Care & Comm'l IHu 1111 mo w & 1•tl i.;t•, 00 Hl.14 N H f 'UM dtt't1::. ~ J'jljl4 Houaec--leaninq _____ _ Japanese Landscaper. Sprinkles. Low prices Worlt guar. 9 yrs exp w e 'd/Bonded Noburo 531·8162. 897·2862 PETERS Pi\INTIN('; Expr'd . Reas Hil les l'~ret' Est. (;all Gene 552-0458 et.llmales Call 540-61:125 neia u1·cu your h o me Span texture t.pen:1 hllt Mos t home s $~50 548 1974 Wiii do b.ab ... 1ttu1 • 1n 1n\ ......... •••• • ••• ••••• • Contrector ~ ) W t...a rpitnlf'r t) ,,... t":\l \ "" •• •• • •• •• •• • • • • • • • • •• • • f'Al>t'rt MulN Ar t-di.;t· ('M •••• ••••••••••••••••••• ,, .. .,, 1'11•t• l'::.t ReaM>na Wu.nt a Hl::ALLY CLEAN Ith ~..ui IH!tl llOUS E? Call Gingham DRYWALL f.'IN ISll Pamttnl(. Extrt lntr Ex HANG TAl'E·S PRAY • ~ lO.'\l ,., .. .)Ol•'I (',.II ,\U,u1 nf I(, llllllfrl 11'1'•' 1r •1 n ''"'' 1"6~'f •111\111111~ 111\J 111111• pr'd, hon~l. neat. reas_ Rlt llARO 000 171'7 Lic'd964·104S Dave ....................•.. ''htld ,11n ·1n lo,1n11thn t'"~S«vf 1 1111t~1n..11,h•I' 1 .. H -.111 ~alSef"\llce~ 11.in ho mt' lll)c'Olll .. -r-· c• ltf\'11 l.11 ti Mr l'ulu111 ••••••••••••••••••••••• c:1t1 1-'tt't' esl 645·5123 l>nn 't ll"t your h ome become 11 Thanksgiving lurkl'y' Call now for rree ~l 894·1~ t>lul Jones Landscape Co olfors compl landscap mg maintenance. Don '1 hesitate 731·3522 ~ 200 r hll v a1·uu ffi'I rruni $19 95 I t.IJ !>l'r111ct' 0 11 Pr()( painting. Ext & int ••••••• ••••••• •.• ••••••. PERRY'S PLUMBING an)' v:iruum All typt"s ... -•I .... ,, lllh l'r1 f1·r ••••••••••••••••••••••• I '-~.,.., .,·11 1 ll \"'I '•• Y•-·~· ,., "''" ~ ·' > .. \, c ,1rp.•ntr}. unth•r ~ \" 'unllo"..r ShlunJ•-'0 I. •h ·"11 • lt·•n .. h 11 n•·JI plumb1ni: & Low rates. Reis. Free est 536-4780. 536-4383 \:l!UUrll l> & ba g!> Complete plumb ini.: Val·uum t'lf'ane r Ctr services Oram & St'wer 1571 Nt'w~rl 81 , t;M ~·111f\ "'... ..,. .. I 11111, l .. '4-0or bnjlhlt·n~·r.. .. hi s.ctricol n .... ·..a~ .IMl(l 1167~70 1 pu Ill m 111 blt>•dl l lt'.•n ••••••• ••••• •• ••• •••••• Dig It Landscape. Reas. Fine E.1ter. PamlUlR by • Robins Housedearung vnces Prof. landscape & R. Sinor St Ile .. ms. Try c I e a n \ n ~ .I" r 1• l' II\, thn rm hull SI~ A\ 1· ~ w•ic• 1111 s. ~. 1·01M b s 1u 1·h• • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ l: u bJ' .. tA m P''l odur l.11• 327 l:Mt t.1:i w 11 •MR. FIXIT• l°Jrp1•nl1•r . pd111l1nf( Ht J., 1 Jlt'' tf> ) r!> in OTt!.t M8 17~ esllmal..-s. 24 br 1>crv1ce 1»6-3107 _67_J.._J_l_H_I ------Window CleanincJ Se r v 1 r t" • f' o r a • s pmltlrs 964·3908 me 836-SS.SS 24 hrs. ~~~hly clean bouse ~~ Santana Pa1ntmg, com · l'11t rrpn11 l~ H~ ,.,,,, .n ... .i-rltll IAN l'nr1••I 1111 WOl k myi.d ( ltt'h ~· 0101 ~----n .:ht 11 t••• ,.,II nlJ l<' 011 ••••••••••••••• • •• • •• •• merc1aJ res1denlJal, lie. & Ll\Sured. 836-1120 ......•.•...••...•..•.. WINDOW ('LEANING 640-5591 --- Ul\Of\'t' Uunkfu~l< \ S.\.'• "''ti.in l.1 ll JI T) 11111.: !ft!O !)1 lll IH:> :.'tl4ti .flt H'M Hkkp~. 11u \ roll1t.1\•'' rinunt'. i.lrnt' mort ~I .m:a 10) n. K:l.'1111~ I'll' llv lHl il ' Spr-1·1ul 1\1.t'I In r111 lJt h.ill 'h'urn 1 l1•ttn•"<I $111 ~ All ~url. )IUUJ n75 ~:" 1 .. 1 ~t· or 'lnl.I II Juli-. Grodir19 1.h ··11.~"<I fi73 OJ !i!J ••••••••••••••~••••••• ELECTRICIAN ll1~. l'(lmm I, 11111 H!<11lll 25 yn. l'X l)t'r I .ll' :.'7!404 1 ll.1111. ,1c 1 pl11,11frr du mp Lr !.. ~r.Ht1111:. t.J t'l' w rk . tl1·n111l1tw n.-l'l<' S31 l2!'>7 llOU5~leamng. Reasooa· ble Own Lransportauon 751 -2615 llave your h-Omc sparkl· R esidentia l r e p a irs · cabinets · doors · plumb - l'IC<.' 25yrs. In bldg. uc 'd 631·35811/646· 7649 ing Insured dl)mt'Sl•t•s. MCISON""f EVERY NOOK & CHAN ••••••••••••••••••••••• NY 645·2839. 968-21:110 Urick wo rk Sma 11 jobs lnl. ext. serving area ror 1 yrs. Prof. qual work Reas. Dave. 586-8425 Custom housepamt.mg, l2 yrs exp In NB1CM. I am small, my prices art small. Afl 5. 631 ·536M HOMESAVl-.:RS Plumb mg & HeallnK Frl'<' t!:.l $15 hr llone:.t & reh<ihle serv1ct> Bof A. M C ok 97!HI065 or 847 0383 Drains cleared from S4 50 Free F .. 'lt All work gudr Drammaster 631'1·0953 Wr1~ht's W1n11ow Cll'an 1111! ln<IU!>lrrul. lobby & lllOr<'fronh . 1 & i storv l"rt•t• l'~l Ca 11 Ro> ~>11 2401> ~l.1k 1· )our s ho pµ1n i.: C.A.U646-8126 Sdl With F.i\.~ 1-: ! SELL ulk 11 t·m' v. 11 h J l>wly 1'1lut Cl11:;,"1f11·d J\d t'll.l>lt'r by UM Oli ttw llady Pilot Cla1>.S1fwd A1L-1 Want Ad fh-sults &!:.! ~711 It ., u HREl'.:zr.; Cl<1'ISl(1ed Ads 642 5678 Newport, Costa Mesa & Class __ tfi_1e<l_A_ds __ 64_2·5678 Irvine 67S-3175_e_ve_s_-. __ WANT ACTION? Class1fed Ad.'> 642 S671t Si'~LL 11Jlo· 1k ms w1lh ~ Dw ly P1lt•t L'lu:.:;1fwd Ari P..-sonali S350 HdpW~ 7100 HdpWanted 7100 HftpWanted 7100 t-WpWanted 7100 HetpWClllted 7100 HetpW~ 7100 HefpWant.d 7100 ....................................................••.........•..•........•.....••..•..•••......•..•.•.....•.......•..................................••.•............................. A"'Yr)NL' t lh "S Cooks Pos1t1on offered ""' ... wi nc·'>:.lll~ t ' .ASSEMBLE" RAHTENOI-;tt somt! l'X C3sh ier for quauty men's CLERICAL •••••••••••••••••••••• ~<·<·•dc-n l in vol vt n ~ ·' lmmell upcninl(s &va1I in 1>•·r. neal a pptc"a ran1·e. <'lollung i.tore Apply in OFACESKILLS? ~:s~!usr.an~~~:1~d~~t~ Deuvery men. over IH for early am nt-'-'Spapcr in NB & CM. Perm. pit $300/$400 mo + bonus 646-5844 ELECTRONIC TECH FIELD SERVICE A.-.-ce...nk 51 O1 stallt-d -st:ition wa~on & a t·lt·1·tron1<' a:.:.cmbly of li-t:! 79511 person, St e wards for A Vl.'Ul to our special in over SO uruts Fa mily or •••••••••••••••••••••• llt.'li(l' i't1lron. Thursd.i). m1 rrnwJve or prinll'd C:entle man , 3139 Via tervicwmR center could $!an1zal1on o rre r s Ol.tober <!ti. 7 :tOl'M on t•1n ·ull t.·vrnpont·nt.,Pmbh D 1 n n" r II o u !> t' l' '( make Whether your last lions. G<>Od opporturuty near the Miu n St turn l·xrJt>r rt'" (;oc)tl pay &, U T d Cas hie r s . I mme d i ate ror adv~nce"'~nt. Ev of( Pl 11971 ,,.,.,1 "' IJ('nt.•nt.•,.' dnt• ra n e mployment. Part & }Ob ended IS years 3RO. " '"'· "' ANSWERS '·&i;;nt('lt&-··-hcnt'fll..'i l';1ll ror appl HP'il,111ranl, l>JnJ l'l t"T tlflt.' &t44460 o r JU Sl y c slerda y. ceUent Co benefits. E xp OEMONSTRATE:RS Earn your Chn!>lmJ" rTOn<'Y early $22 J c1,1y WlJI tram Mu.,t ~m1V1d .. own Lran. .. 1714 1551 5<131 f\eld service rep & tech. el.-ct '!> 1n Me<'h world wtlllnR lo lr<i v..-1. Analoi.: background w Mc<'h a 11 11tudt-companv l'ar prn v1ded. J!ood bend Iii. CJ II 17141556-467 I r··-lil!rkt'lev Control., •71-l l CJll foral)µl Wt'l.f .Thurs Kf.:Ll.Y c an pul )Our des&red.ApplymperSQn U1unage Pn11r h ation M:0-3300 Pcr..1•n1w l Dept . & Frida' 493 2W3 a:.k Ca.o;h.ll'rs s kills bal'k t.o <A Ork We• Jolly Roger Fraull -Gentlt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• Irv lnr Torn ve £COMOMY/GO-l0 ha v1• ov e r lOO J Ob 3333 WestCoa...'lt lfwy. ELECTRIC.AL ASSEMILYS Sultft.>n n.: All f:AD Sc.hoof~ & A:.s1•rnltll•r 1'.1 r l I 1m1· &•aut11·1.111" Vnv :.uo· Cash1t.>rs for our Sl'lf da!.1>11tcat1o ns to hl"lp __ N_e_wpo~_rt_Se~a_c_h_._c_·a __ l>ayhght S.1vm 1.: T1 rrw I'> 1 .... --...:--7005 I d f II . ""r\" "as sta't1ons 1-'·ll you find the kind or lem Copper & n..amond w"'·•el Dental <l'>St f<<'c,•nl H11!h ScboulGrad fordl'nl U'> sl lralnt't.' Pfl'ltHln No exp n e<' ~:iddl l'h;H'k Valley rl'l>1dl'nl prd l"ull ll~ 830 L395 ht II , ,. ~ "·"-'"""' l>l'' :-o •n n•'l'I 1• ur c;m,1 ,., .. , ... tul s.1l11n nl'l'll'> rnorr " "' u k ..,. d ..,, '"' • on ~urut!nl·r... • 1111 f 1,,~, pl-l•""''. 6 hr •. htft~ por""" wor ""'st swtc enaraver to r l d~i an ••••••••••••••••••••••• m a nu a l·l1.1 11n g 1•om ~ood h,ur t:Ull•·rs 1'.'( .... -""" ·' ~ ~J ... u "·',.. s Sm J II Sh•111 m t'oi.ta M•·'a • t 11cr try movmK a !tun C l h s·tud-nt s· •-r-t1r"1" foryourexORnenl'l'. and sculpture on 61eaanl I IAHL'AU h ~ REAL ESTATE pany 00\t•nwn our.. l'l'll1•nl l•"JlOrtun1l\ IOI r <'!< • " " r;r "' .. f lit .,, an our Con t a r t l>o n (',ill 1,1,..l & at~uralt• st~h'I'> welcome S A . II B .Anofht'rWcryto p1el.'es of c·r ys tal <.:o 1Wm·f1ts SALARYOPEM Lost&Found 5300 LICE .... SE 71'1 :>36 ~ii)() fll·ru-(ib l '<lll nn" for in (' M. areus Mu!.t ~ 18 HetpPeople M1n1 mum 5 yrs up " M 8.14 l27.J Salary S20,000 a yeur ••••••••••••••••••••••• SCHOOL ll'I'\ '''" 711li ~ul. ., ---------IEL[~llle Take ad t o nearts l Dental r ronl o ffr n · ___ 6'~~_63~-- ~t · Lg M wht f'l'r,i..in A TTEHTIOM '1'm V ll'JO C SHIERS "l<dtyGlr1" Employftient Develo p ~too~~:.~~~ri ... Jrl'J OFFERS 18 Or Ovtt 111-~Jo:LIN I-F,\SlllONS A Peoi* rrent Dept. D<Yr 775.JRl lru.urlil'lct-t·xrt•n encc 64~·SS01 f:li>ctron1r lerhn11•1dn mannP rapidly i.:rowuw compan y h a s nt'cd of quail r1t.'d Jlf'r:.onn rl I" CC 2nd class l11·cns• rt'<t'd w1rnddr t<nr!or...- ffil.'nl des1n,able Onl)' 111 dJ v11tuals w man ne "' pl'nt'n<.'1• & dt.>sire to ~rnw wrtll rvmpany nel.'lf a111> ly <.:all714 960-5415 Lo:.t !'>ml i:n·y Mull , ... ha.:R~. 1.11! ~ 1111;1110 768-3009 I.OST Much lov1•d & m1!>. :.ed puppy Ll\t•r & Whllt' Spnnl(cr Spaniel 1"1•malt• Reward. !17!4 2500 tlay., ex24 Ray. 493 13411 ('Vt'' Lost: Blank & tan lt!lt'r stnpe Manx fem (no tail> Declawe :. 1 '1 u n 1· ,. Lcugue ~ 2273. nn fl'<' Friund Small male rha m pugne <.:ockapflo, IJhu·k ( I e a c· o I I a r . V 1 ,. lirookhu r!>L t llt'il 1!39·44<Y7 . Found Hallowl't'n femak t:uhco k1U1•n nc·a tc•llur 770.5973 . Yo und s moky Are y Persian t ype male kit ten. 586-9600 495·6433 ------- FOUND : Lady '!>. wr1s tw;,rt c h . 17th & Orao~e. C. M. Pl eas t• identify 642·271& Personals 5350 ....•.•.••.•........... RELAXJNG MASSAC!:: BobJames·L1c M!bst'ur Outcalt 9-9, 494·511 1 PREGNANT? Caring . l'<tnfidenlJal counsehn~ & referral. Abort.ion, udop- llon & keeping. APCA.RE 547 2S63 ------- COUNTRY GIRL *ESCORTS* 24hrs 957 8474 Spiri1'ld Reoct.r 181.SSo. El Camino Real San Clemente: Fully he. For a ppt_:.:192·7296 TOPUNE &dtincJ Recordittg ~3·1422 , DANCE OF F..tra. beaultlul rrude ~. dance & rap sessions. 9A M·4AM. 2060 S Euclid, Anaheim MICHELLE'S •Ovtcal• llam·2am 835 3749 ANITA formerly of GOLDEN TOUCH can now bl.' reached at <714 >496-3462 At.tr. man 30, sks s bm al· trac. Bi or Straight Fem ror adventures. Richard. S5&-161S Psychic, Spiritual, palm & card re1tdi.n"s. Tells p8llt, present & future. Advice given in all mal· ters. Cater to parties. :>2'7·3406. AlllWAHUA Danny would Uke to see you. Please call again. (213) 423-7$26Carole Cluslfied Ads. your ont' stop aboppU\g ~tar ' ...,or.-,_.. ........ •s• Nt-t'(h :.l\ h-.t In wur k lull Permanant Pllttne open 'l n v •C. r . , Ad paid for by employer. " ...,,,.._. ""'""" • t f mgs for new rfta1I slon· C II r•-I If "OU .. re nl'w 111 Cus ta I•"'" or P • re c ( a or vume n D en t a l A ss i s t a nt . c ha1rs1de, Nf'w port Bea<·h . Exper pr t.'f 'd • u I I w tirdrolw nnll prollt!> l\lso inlerv1e w1ng or AT Court Director Mt~a. tcm1>11rar1 v ( .,.. C.111 arn1ttr11•, 'lll.17·170 C h r I s t ma s ht' I I' KIHG TUT REALTY Prr. Hunl Bch. matu re. 640 1122 •t'ra:.h Course availablt' • M alcn als prov111ed •Small l'la ss t•s for pt.•rsonahied mstru1·twn •Ch0tlSt! own taste day & m¢lt l'las~t::. <'VnlJ11wng )Our l'llm·J f'rev1ous l'ash re J?1s ter Fr s t111n. rt-cently 1f1,1·h.1rg1·d respon. ovr 21. I & • ut from th(· wrvH'l'. or for Billing C IH"k expr helpful Applyp tn 7140 Edinger. JI R only 4-IOPM $2 7~ hr Hu ~y (' i\f ,,ff11e rr rw·rson llMM to 4 M ""llSaJlu c:...,oo.,., anv n ·as1•11 'l't•k1ni: l<'m r:old K ev WJ r"hiiusn <In GEM CO Shopping .,,.. ., ,.......,...,.... DEMT .A.L/Sfl:f"ffary wante d 1n N e w po rt Bea1·h Solo pr act lt.'l'. pn.-st1ge loc·at ron l''r1ngt! · 1 'lllll•''i 1.kta dl'd µ1•rson u ' ' ,..,. G Id s porary or l'<ffll'1.'r ch· mp o~ H1llHll!l> tnHMt·s, f1lmJ? 3200 HarbOr Al. CM n1 ~nter al o en" est t ) Cred.Jt Interviewer • Placcmeol -up lo 80': com1Jl.1.SS1on ~nl. ('1'H1S1l er t •l> 11111 50\/.rpm & HI kl'Y C:ood ty Catalog Showroom ii> llours 9 3 30 q11c 11111JOrtunity hem.fits <.:all Ka thy. a n Equal Opport Call848·8338 SUPER benef1L5 Ph S48 S60'l 1---------· You Can Earn 7Mtli310700 Employer M1F Immediate openings ror PART-TIME aJI l'len l'al skills , lt>m JOB'. OBfT Al/ Aslfst.t Chairs1de. 11 2 day ~..-t.'k Corona del Mdr 644 716:.! tJectrorucs ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Free 3 WC-'{'k S<1les TraminJ? Col For Dffoils 831 -f003 493-0442 Ka tell a Real 1-:-.tale School 321rn Carmno Cap1strJnn SJ!n Juun '11p1strnn11 7075 .....•.•..........•.... S216 Per W k OOATS I mlllt'd1Jtt· ~M'<l <>n }our produr <1p.·ninRS Fur L1v1ty. rnm m1:-,111n. plus MILL MAH mccnll\t''> ~ 1·\tra prof1 Fxµt'nt•nl·t'<I & T r a1n1•1· shannR bonus .ASSEMBLERS Tht' V.tll'Tlt'n Jnd ml'rl "• E-crw-n cnn '<.1 & Tru1n~l· are looking for ma~ hi· TRIM CARPENTERS L1n'<i of l\<pmR. fold1111: 1-:'(µt.-n••nn'<I & Tr:nnc<' papers, wan•h1'u'l' '""' GEL-CO.A. T a nd working fur" llmllC'tl PRIVATE MURSE 1ncom1• Work "11 h TOUCH-UP MAH available . 646·2737 young pt'Ople ltap1d ad l'xp1•n f'nt·1•tl tl11ly vancemcnt 1JOS!.1IJll· If STOCK CLERIC Corporate pilot avail 1m vou are lR nr· Mt•r Jori lftJlth 101. 1~roJ?ram med. I 3 , O 0 0 h r s . would hc• availahlt• lo Pd1 rl Vat:itwn ATP/CFll. mature. 34 start work 1mmNJlult•I). ALAJEULA YACHT yrs exper, all wt-ather. call.. :iun AH<:OSY on1v1-: Jl~/r. s aitcy record. Don 645-6514 llunl 1-k h !:.57 138:1 Pieper t 714) 597-4190 ----------1 ~Wanted 7100 ----!Jf)okket'pPr lu ll r harJ?l'. ........ AUTOMOTIVE ,a1ary op r n. t xp l'r • ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,m;i ll bu::.lnt'SS (.'all MACHINIST 642 71171 to run well eQU1ppcd in ~1l!s1on V1r10. R31 l f\f1H BOOkkEEPER F/ChcJ CASHIERS r tune l;ood Pay C.rowth co :>Locations We lrllin Co l>t'nef1ts \1ETRO C•\R Wi\S ll 2951.!HARBORBl.C M l'HAUFFEL'RS cxper for limo !.c•n1 c t• ('Jll h1•twet•o JO 12. 2 4. 1714 ) 770 ~ CHILD CARE-: H11!h school or '·ollcge !>ludent 16+ hrs p r week to supt.•rv1sc 8 y r old boy ~me dnving, <'ar rurn . $2.SO hr &12 0720. 642·87~ Christmas Santos andHef~rs! WC' tram & prov1d<' cos luml'~. We <1ss1st you l" !>lures.malls. l'll' So l>t' a MJR/\CL!-; MAKER "~ 1cun the Weslt•rn Santa team. Wc.;t e rn T e rn p nrary S rr \1~c :. ACCOUNTANT-ex pcr'd w /sma II business lnl'omt• tax preparatio n. Part tJme now. full tune dur ing inrome Lax s eason Call 492-!>307 for apµt. AlJTOMOTIVt-: USEDC.AR MECHAM IC S mall !'>A manu(ac 18fi62MacArlhur Blvd tun r Expl•nen ce & 752·1380 ma tunt' rt>q S<ilary to _C_l_V_l_L_.l-: __ N_C_;_J_N_t;_· _E_H_l_N_G $IOOO mo CaU 540-6355 DESIGNER Ex per in .A.CCOUMTAMT Top pay ror top ma n• R a p 1 d I y R r ow i n g Good company bcnl'f11:. Sl.art now to earn those IJOrary ass1~nmt'nl.:.. top pay, prud vacal1on!> You don 'l pay. we pay you. extra SS for Chnst mas 1----------dom~ c redlt promotion..<. Or <'all our branr h orr11·e Newport Beal'h. 8.l3 1-141 t-;qual Opport Emplo)er for major ret.a1lers nt.'.1r o ur home Earning pot.enlJal unbmned AD S CLERK TYPIST <714 >523·5165 ext 5JO Elect rorn l' m r gr nttd!> ------• 2_•_3_>9-_,_5_~_._H person W/Jlood clen c<il CUSTODfAH sk1lls forourOrde r Con F IT , P 1T Apply in t.rol Dept T ype min 55·60 660 Pl WPM . Dome s tic & person . 1 a1·cnt1a. CM Equal Oppor foreign order processing Emplyr exper d1..'S1red Compa ny ---'--------- is movmJ? lo Lal{una 8l'h Cu.i;t.od1an wanted for 1st tn 3 mo . Xlnt pay & Churr h of Chns t, Sc1t!n benefits. Call for appt. list NB. full llnw. tel or Berkeley Controls <714 ) write Clerk. 3303 Via 833-3300 P(.•rsonncl Dept.. Lido 673· 1340 lrv CUSTODIAN De.1gne r PCB lmna>d13ll' open111gs J nol oppn rtun1t11'!> 1n J ll DESIGNER l'lllabhs hed l'U 1n tilt' Manufactun ·r of !'lei I rn Oran~e Count) u1rpor1 .1ri·..i Appl1l·anh 111 rn.·chamcal prrxfu1·1s I l' lToublc:.hool, rt•pai.r, au•I qwrci. a proH•n PCB la) 11-sl d e<troni1· S)Stem' out perM>n who "ant:. .in l!t>rt•nl a nulog a nd o pponunlly to make l'X d1 f(1 tdl t''<l>t'rlt'1H:1• pro· 1•ellent Wdl:e~ l'lu' llf' forrcd. l'lt•.i:.i· !l{'ml , ,. mt1malely 111volvN1 "1th SUrTll' tn nJ4..I. 1.,. Tho• new proJel'tS frun n in l>Jil)' Pilut. po. Ro " ception to hdd u ... 1• W1· c M c \ want an 1nd1v1dual who =; u:.t a t.'S.J, ; "a nts lo ~row "''h ;11----------~reat team S.•nrl rc·~umt' 1mm1·d1utl'ly to :odll34!1.l•--------- EXEC AS ST /SECY Ct«k.Pcri Time Ph-Onel> & lYPIOR. Must type ~ wpm. 27 hours per week. Taking ap pbcal1ons 7 days week 557 0824 1525 Me s a Ver de #206, Costa Mesa or774~. 308 Wes t Ball. Anaheim. l'lo Ua1ly Pilot P 0 Bu~ 1560, Co.,l .J Mc.,J . CA ~ Eq0<1I Opp(lr1unil) PT for area churc h A ( Emplc1)t•r M F ternoon. evening 20 25 l•--------- hrs. per wk Call Mr!> Caudcll 631 ·2880 CUSTODl.AH Head cust.odJan urgently needed $858 Huntington Beach City Se-hl Dist, 735 14th St . HBS36-88St. Oral A R111e Nev.rport Beach Ad Agen See Jerry Pcrkms for 1n l:lookket·Pf>r foll charge cy s eeks clerical a c tcrvtt.>W <Allh 0H11·e exper1enu· !>Ub-d1\1:.1o n. land d vlpmnl, o r 1echn1<'al ---------•tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiim- qua n t1t1 e:.. f /T1me career oppor Apply 1n person to Mr fu entes. Rt11. Oem. Wm Frost & Assoc. 1401 Qua il St.. Npt Drive.rs Opera te mu11l'rn <''Ill• P nw nl & 1t1111r I o tlOl•r traru;p ('Jhf rlnH'r' 111· reQ 'd No prior l'AJWr n<.'<' Good dnvm~ n •c· J must No SontlJ}' "ork Orun~e COJ '>l Yt·llo" Cab. 17300 Mt tlt·r rmann. t-' Vly ot the nor ma I. bul '" mc·on•· 14 llhni: 111 wm k •I• a "!1h1r1 'It'""' '•·11Hrn1• mt·nl Su11t•r hu"· 1111 1 firm ne<•ib rii:ht hjnll 1 V1l't' Pn·~ lo s-.1,., Ahl• t.11 supe r vrst'. tal..1• '""'r gel tn voh ro . 'ell, worl.. hard to le arn all <1boul (' ., m p :i n ~ G o 11 rl <.l..'<'retanaJ ~kills r('(! 'd Ability to !>lJY cJlm un d e r 11re s:.ur 1 c1rcums tanl.'cs. Shoul1J have s up reme c·un fic1l'O('(' tn O<A n ab1ht V Good w dt'lJlh. t1i.:urc• 6t rollow up Xlnt s alan Call Paula, ('i M I !!:QI 7122 l1•r ~q1p t 1olt·rv1 c "' b\'ll4t'•'" 211m 4J>m 01 !>l.'11'1 rl'Mlnll' to. F. X 1'.t J\S~·,-r. P o Box 26uo Tu.sun. C'A !IW~I. WWlltnR personnel. Ex COMHEll for IJt(' lndust firm Call pr"d in rece1vahlt's & bill· CHEVROLET llarpN ·.,Art. 631 _J~ in~ or p1tyable. 'fypmJ! 2828 llarbor Rh cl c \HIN ET M i\ K 1-; H'S skills rcqwred. Salary ''OS'TA ... c--.SA S700.S800/mo. SPnd rt' v , .. r._ II El.I' M t Part or r T !>Umt' to CONTROLLER. 546·1200 1-;,..pcr r l'lllltrt·tl in 4!131 Btrcb St. Newpor1 AUTO"'. •o TIVL' m;11 hint' t.. h:JllCI tool u~e Beach CA 92660 "' "' Must ha vt.' 1ntl'ri'-.l & <Ir• ----·-------•AUTO PARTS blr!.' Lo work in th is field. COUMTEttMEH! 1-:ri w <1r d .lo r i.:en -.t-n R<'h CLERICAL. part time, M n:.trol't1on 9 2 Must 1frrve Markel Cement. t!nl t•laccnt1u. C M. ACCOUNTIN(~ Gel set for '79' Bus\ <.:u..'>LOm 1-\lrmture Zl2.52 Chevrolet deale r!>h1p 1n l>el Lai.:o Dr, Lag +Os .1;.-.-.-.-.-;;;;.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-- 0runge County A•rPort i&l-1301 _____ _ *ACCTS/PAY *ACCTS/REC •10 KEY OPER Complex sc11k s parts Clim.-ra Pen;on to work a countermer,i, w.'th GM v~·t\H'til l'Omme ri·ial parts cxpt.>ncncr GOO<I ramrra. l'·am1llac.. \• 1lh puy, plras anl surround !'MT PrOC<''IS F,,;l)(•r or mgs & JM'rmanent Op . · ' portumty for a ilvann: ~111 train. 35 hrs a wk. rnent. See Bob Cook at company be1wr1ts. App.ly HOW.A.RDChnrolet l~e nn ys a ve r,. 16 1,c Dove & Quad SL'\ I IJrcnt1a Av(· . C M NEWPORT Af:ACll Ci\NNON FIR E DIREC U you are responsible. 83, "555 TION SP ~C l A L IST energetic. sk.illed & in· _., teresled in a challenging•------.-----Work w1 lh maps. tabular job style. we can be or Babsys1tte r. hve·m. sal 2 and graplucal computa service to you. Lel the boys. Rm/board1i.al hons Use c omputer::. free<lom, nexibility of 772-9231 orfWG-0088 Math b a ck g r o u 11 rt working temporary 85. helpful Bnhs t m your signments work for you. Bankm~ Army ror the challenge TB.LY FULL TIME uf Arullery. Call today. , Prefer Savings & Loan or 540-1026 962·8821 bank teller exp .. but may 7~5251 542·2435 sig office overload consider tra inee. Must 557 "06 I be dependable. lil'l.'urale, .,, afl4 enjoy worklnit with ••Eq-u.a1.0p_por_E•m•p•ly•r-1 people . T )'rtng rCflul red CANVAS SERS Call ror appl. 586·8900 PA.ATTIME ACCOUMTI.,.G Mrs. BaldridRe f:xp or will train. Cull Clerk-looldcfft*" ICEYSTON! SAYINGS Nonn, 546-3706. Non s moker. SO wpm, use Mission Vl-fo 10 key, type checks. pre·._ ___ E_O_E_·M_F __ _ pare payroll & gen'l or., ________ _ flee. Call Carol 8:30 to CAR WASH CLERICAL 9 PAY DAYS LEFTUMTIL CHRISTMAS Earn exlru Chn stmas rn'.lney now ' TYPISTS PBX ACCT CLERKS KEYPUMCH OPER CLERKS Must have ph-One & rel.ta· ble transp. Long & short· Lerm assignments. Holl· day & vacation pay . Hospitalization pla n available. 3141 ca,,...s Dn•• 546-4741 (Across From Orange Co. Airport) Equal Opp<>rt Employer 11 : 30. 64().2.500 AMIMAL HOSPITAL RECEPTIONIST·2·S dy wk. incl Sat/S ~/rELLER MAMA GER 1be Coate Mesa Office. Growth co. · good pay. 1--------- Ugbt typlnl( required . , bonu..'I, profit 1tbarinp,, 5 Previous Teller exp. pre locaUon.s. lem..>d. Call SHEILA or MF.TROCAR WASll BILL. (714) 540·7S91 29501lnrbor Blvd, CM BATI1F.R·F/T. incl Sat & or Sun. 644·5463 APT MA.NAGER IMPERIAL S&L F.qual Opportunity t-:mployer Mtf'/H Brand new GO ~ 11dull --------- romplex. C.r..f< Couple. U you're looklntt Cora bet· w1lh wife-It> work full teqob, you won't wanllo Ume. mlaa the employmeo 1'SL M11mt "42 11103 columns lo ctuslned. ... OTICE how Dally Piiot Cl11SS· lf1l'1hty and Impact' Our sda. we are proud to s•y. rea lly «•t rt•s ulls . Pho n e 64.2 5878. Clerical TUIMIE rr you enjoy solvinf! pro· blems. th.la line co has a spot ror you. StRrt ~al $600. Lots to learn, lots of room to gro w Ca ll $40.«)'..>5. Coastal Pe rson nel Nlency. 2790 lharbor . (;M ALL JOBS FRE E Want Ad Help• CLERKS UTOTEM CUSTO DIA N S - Subsllt ute, 2 30-11 00 shift ApplY' Newport Mesa Un1rwd School Dis tn rt, CIRss1f1ed Pe rson Opcmnics NowAvu1l11blt> net Ore _, Mon/Wt'd / (or full o r p/ttn11.• clerks Thur/Fri 9om 12 Noon. on 2nd & 3rd s hifts No Tues tpm.Jpm. 1601 16th ex per ne r essary · we St.reel , Newport R<-a<'h . tram. Start $3 per hr As· ea. Equal OppQrtumty st managers to $3.60 hr Managers lo $5.SO hr. A<l-1_E•m•p•lo•y•e•r----- vanl-ement opportunities ---------- tu thO!le wbo qualify. For DELNERV /MAINT-lnt 1nformat1on go lo our design studio, F /T . Mon · nt!llr est market or con /Fri. Clean-up. ll'l('rl.'han- tact U1e personnel orfi1·c dille ree'g & del. Rl'fs & at gd driv 'g r ec. <.:all 12442 LamJl60n St 64().6516. DIS HWAS H t-.H l'IT n..-eded for t•onv hO!>P l'Prfl'l't for 'IUlll•nt (;cJ "11rk1n..: <'n ntl X l nt waj!•'' 1\pply Hc•H r l) M.111111 , 3411 V1l'l11r1a C' M , Drapery Wo rkronml·--------- workt•r. ft'mii le. exvcr or _ ~ ---:=..... w1lltrnm 1;,12 lk<t:I ~-~ DRJV~n~ <'rn·~ 1·111111 try, nn sp;•c1.1I lw rt'<t'n f'nday SIWO Deli•~ /Pickup QA I VER• person ror rast j.!rowtnf! 1-:xpandm..: '" lo<1kllll! rnr Garden Grove 537-4840 -----~---~ual Oppor Employer Pl1tase Call F'or Appl lrvme Personnel Agen1·y .J8l\ E 17th. Costa Me:.a Suitt" 224 642 147(. ~ Cl k R t · t II co. Hrs betwn 8am.5pm. peoplt• wdhn;.: '" work er I ecep torus . w1 Neal .ipf)\·ur t:ood dnv EXECUTlVl-:SF.C Y Ing to comtnute from ~ood potential. Ca II ini: rec O \t r l tl <.:o AR)!ress1ve dynamic fu!>I H.B. asrea1 to Century Cl betwn 10am·2pm. (714 1 vehil'IP!> ~ 11.r, 1,..r hr "" ~ro"ing firm ncl'd!> l''(fl t y . a ary o pen 675-9065. L,vnc ut1'vu Se··. u11 h T i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii--• 11111•nlHl'~ l Jll fo;rtc, c ~-. '-" " rans po rtal1o n pro· t'7~·r.~"3 bookkeepin~ exp. tn t.·or v1ded. eau 213/427-L306. OBJVERY porate h e adq u a rtcr .. Clerk Ty pist , Architec· Mature, dependable per<; DRJVERS n1•xt to f'a!>h1on 1!>1.mll. tural r1rm. nr Airport. tD make delivenes, han N<'w~p.1pi>r <frl1 H ry S.•nd resume Mr Pat seeking froot om ce glrl dle ofc supplies & eqwp Per muncnt piin umc• Jllh terson Super Shops lnr W/l(oodclencal,pbone& & lake care or ~enl ore dclnennl(t'.ll h mo rn1n)! •il O Newporl Ccnltc•t typing s kills. Must be needs; hvy brt 'g & the l..A T11nt•s tu home:. in Onve Ste 1310 N. B 92660 sharp, persona ble. Some rmvement of furp req'd. lrvme/NB arc·" Must lw dri v Ing necessa r y Xlnt benef. Apply rel.tab!< ~ h." ,. cl1•11t•ntl.1 FACTORY WORKHS Salary commensurate Jock G Ralllb Co bit• trnn!>.1i.1r1.1tion n 4 Day 40 Hr-WM W/libi!Jty. ~IM>644. t2S Baker St 1·olk1·t1 n.: !-. .. l.1ry $:1~11 i\l'Pl.Y I N PJ<:RSON r~t M c mo ..r.46 02.'l.'i • EDLER Clothing Salesman. {'X """' a esa. o pert lo quality men's (?l4) TSl -2StO Driver fur va1 h 11tore> 111 IMDUSTitlES INC. clothing. l'Ull ume or pl·i--•E•.•0•.E•.•M•/•f•'/•H--Costa Mei.a 1111•11. Cu11 1 __ 2_10_1_Do_v_e_S_tr_ee_t:....N_B_ lime. Apply In person. 541!·3'143 •FACTORY• Slewarda(orGenlleman. Deliveryman ror early!•---------Need assembfors. Will 3439Vla Oporlo. N.8 . L.A. Times route. N DRIVERS trnan. Twoshil\11. E.O E Costa Mesa-Hunt. Bch Mc>n or women 2!i yr<i or .a.01.a. Coddal Waltrff1 area. Call 546·4481. or older. Know the-<'08!lt *"' "'* Scltool write PO Box 1197. Costa cllie!! N1•t SIM u week l.lr T"""cw ~ Senfcu F.am up to $300 per wk. Meaa.92626. more O r anJH' C'oaiit 172()EGarryStell9 Low tuition. Placement DELIVERY. To r pay Yellow Cub, 17300 Ml SA 979-l303 uslst.751·9UM. Neat appearanl.'e Mus t llerrmenn. l"oun tu1 11 F F:MAl.F. BRANC H COM .. _. have own tra ns Call Vull1•y t No of ~lutn MG R f"VIU\ 5.Jl-0842 belwn Ni•whof)I.' & Sato Coventry Inc. Mu:it CWBATOR · EucUOJ be ovl'r 111 Guarantee<! 360 exper dt11ired. swing DBJVBY M.A.M ----11;,il1try. Meet Mr Yor11t h s hift, xlnl s tartlna Part Ume.1'1.1('11 thrv Fri Ory C leaner n eeds al Garden Grov~ E.O.U salary, call Marian for an.moon. A.II day Sal Presaer.no cxpncc.w1ll Gallowey & Carden lnteniewatCel·Weatem Dick Metteer Funuture train. Call bt""n 7·2 Grove Blvd, Tuea. Nov Data S)'l'llems 752.2333 1777 Weslclifr. NB S4l-W5 7lh, 10..2. n ,. r ... s n ly )\' I II ll' n Ol e r 0 . ec d 1\1 II GdOIHH/~, Amb111~ Pf'l"Wt> ~'°'I to nu Jl06tt"1n •n l'dM µutllo l· .:1rJton Jhr v.11r l.1ni 11.-1~ .. 11 i. 11 .ll'llld n •ft n•n•t,. '"" Mnn thru !')-1du)' t;7J .!:.'t.1 l;ARr>t;.~lNt; ... 'I.µ m .. 111 lf'JUIJWC' ol 4''1.lt'rwr 1·ull• bo~l•. bn1bl!> & ton Ltln eor pl.int1n.:, ~outbw«-•l I n ltrt o (;lll'dMl . S.\1 OISO Gu Altend•nl. ""'~ t marn1£er, traLrw,• n('+'dNI lur lo"al flH wali h 6U-+t60 <rt-nttraJ Offi~ Wor'. 211 hr11 a wk, Mon Thur Typt-SOwpm, anawf"r Phone, good w1puhhl· S348 hr Call Mon-Thur . ~pm ; 64&-773.1 --- tlLARDS SECURITY Dur tu our rr~•nl t' l*naJM proararn, Weoll "'arsn c;u1Nf Si-r .. •n , 1 hlnna •c><"urttr euu1h ,,., lnfM/Mew,.....l ch s... Aae/ ...... "' 'rl•rtw/ ..... rtr Co•MeM&ttic 7140 1-~lll&t'r lfH 111\ t; fo...M<.:O l-hl>Pl'lnlt \ ···nll'r .tl l.nhll•fl'" l'Wt ~l ) llou.rldl J JO l 111UIKIS~ ~~.~~.~ ..... !!.~~ !~:~~~--. .. ?!.~~ ~.~bef8, 1978 DAJiYPILOT CZ Pn11 t1tn(• roontcr fl('r,on .... WCMted 7 fOO Hll,W..tM 7100 ....,W_..., 7100 JIWll.ff Nc-ed1 Pttt•on l'IXP '" • ~lln~. poU1hln1i:. i.i•t llng 11tllf\f'~ 40 h1 wk ~md lnqUlr1tt1> to Uox :m.s. r In Dilly Piiot, PO Rmc 1~,o. Cu11t11 MC'i;a. C:J . IJ00261Jr <'1111 S4!> lf7~1 J UNWH MCIMt...anc•A11t Op.-mnl( In ronv•lu11c:11nt hfillp full lUOt•. AM 1h1/t. M11n t •ri A1>1>lv ut fo1 u.ii.tup Com 11~1>. 4G£i f111(11h1p tM . N ll MANAG J:rn 1-':ht tuod iwrv, trainee or 1•xp AS s-r MGH fnt food f>fT, t r111t1t.>~ COUNT!!;R P~HMJN 10 3 , Mon thru f-'r1. food prrp !!toll !Ill:! MANl\t.;l';n Purl \lllW Murk hd1 WC'dm & Fn n1ahts1101T11• Sat ii Sun I!\ to 20 houric u Wl't'k $1 lo Sot 50 10 Iii art 1'111~1·• & botlWlt't., 21 yrs or oldr·r J':l(!l flt4t• Jlrf. rflfl Appl)' »l Ort.llll(~ (.'u. ·llul'i.'WOY ~ ~and C.tuynn Ave t:it.st lrvm~ or Call .Bob Plullippe at5S2 5511 PROGRAMMER ttcq for cruru f'ORTRA!\ .. p1,1llcut1on on tra1n1n.: .. nd .,du c atlo noJ 11y1w~ .:~p wub C.:Om- potA•r l\utonuttion LSI 2 hetvrul Small l(rowth Management rompany Tap PflY b;u('(j PEOPLf-; Pf-:nsoN rur l'Ur rl'fltul 752 7100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••<i••••••• t:.>11 i.ludtrnt Pre (crrtd. RECEPTIONIST - --Ttairiee J1C>1 Lra A1c1 PIDJ TIME h.aa trainee Jl'O'. •v~n M for Jl..cpt I olfl ce pen nl an EVENINGS F V Co. benel Ca 11 Kat.by M&..!Ull A1lultH v.lth oui..tund1na. • .tllnir llvl' personahtit .. j RECEPTIONJST/TYPIS'I who •·ruoy working with Lite traffic and phones. k1d.s. Start lit 13 so per good typing 11kll1A. no die· hour l'honc 6t2 4321 F.xt tnUon. 1n pleasant 1111r. 2:5(J, tn:-rwt.:~N 4 oos oo roundlnu for e ma il l'M mag.xine publishing Co A~ for J im Salary to $GSO. Call for 1':<1ua1 Opport uruly appt. 752·6474 _ _E~ployer Rcrcption111t, Phone ex- ,_... CortMlffmrt pn req'd, t yping 45 -·r WPM . S mull f irm for party renta l t1tore w / 1 0 0 d g r o w t h Apply 2025 Newport l'osslbUilles ror ri)lht Blvd. Coi.ta Mesa. person. c. M. Pleue c:dl 642-~ IECDVINC CLEll AT EASE IN FASHION ISLAND NEWPORT BEACH Ha s a n opening ln tts receJving department. 8:30 to 5:30, Monday thru f'ridtJy. rt.IASI CAU. 644-5070 W"IU11'J& Aek for N11ncy Wl130n 44 last\ton ~and newp<)ft ~,., 644·5070 P~TE·UP llC-.OHIST/•""-RobWe't ... & Mott SECV/BROKE~GE. 2·4 u-u _..,... Women n eedf'd f o r H.ra day; fieioble, perm PttJme.J daysperwcek Hou11ecle:anlng Serv. Ptr.Upb'a,type45wpm PERSON XJ.nt workill1t conditions S4tl-07~7 nun. Sch area. 673-9211. Call 962-6648. bl wn 8-S. Sailmaker full·tJme. elf.· ~ry/ Ofc Mgr. & ab· ltECEPTIONIST per. Saili By Schock. s l to Pres. for young f.'or execuuve oHices m Call &7S-Ul23 d)'llam.lc NB d~Jgn firm Jrv1ne. Dulleti .include · Muatbefleiublefrhave1 ~A,.a lntll'll'dlote o$>t.'nlll~\ for 1nve111ory, r~l'k lf~~r~ I M M t D I A T f » "' " ,. m b ,. r ' . & nn 1>11p and nb1lity Will WJI l'lltC'ut1vt· SC£>b c•on.~1dtr put lime or umbiuoos 4\Mlt'ldtl.' for rrnooli~hters on an hour-tuJly c11p1tahzed bd~1c ly w &l(l'. '* llalary or by ~om~od1ty busan~ss c·ontrn('t t:OE Call Start! T 547-~I f~t t\ppt ~S92_l __ kAt~hO,..-oton Marucunst wanted, full or Prr with cllcntelc. Call Susie at !163-0717 with at lrast I ypar ric - p1>rl enrr. preferably n1•wi.paper F:xcellent rompanv twnerits Apply 1*1WCPn !iAM ~ 6PM. Mondeiy thru l"'rida)' hvy phones. typing. fit. SALESfJ'ELEPHON.E girl olllct exper .• gOOd mg & gen oHice dullel\ SOLAJt INHGY t}'plng, phooe 1Jd1Ja, Ute Person must have good S200-l300WEEK.SHOR-r bklc 'PI & present an at ORAMCiECOAST PR. attitude. Xlnt rom· HRS .. NEW AIR COND tract.lve unage. Ref&req. OP I H I M Go S f 0 ,. w rehc>tar T('mporuq • 1~1o1.innwnt"I tuµ I'·'>. '•p•r• laory le• •I p.11d \ .H':itl(ln& You Ml .. Port TI,,. DAILY PILOT _pany benefits 833·93U OFC'S. SAL~ ~XP ER fh 8: IS..SPM. ~2.26.5. --- MCm'ffy oHicen who don't 1u1y, Wl pay you •-' TOf' PAY wittl a Top puy for 111d1v1dual~ with speed & acc·uracy C;ill Cal W<>stern Dat;i Sys t em s A s k fo r Marian. 752 Z333 MASSEUSE NEEUJo;o Nr Or Cly Airport S45 O'l75 fA2 S6"2 .HELPFUL. SELLING bet.9AM·lPM . 330 W BaySt. BRANO NEW SOLAR Co,tJ Mt'''' ENERGY DEVICES. SECRETARY, Newport ,...,.d-4 cci .. my. Or .:all our bra1wh o£face, Newport Heuch, "33·1441 ---l::qu:il <>µ1111rturuty RECEP'TIOHIST FOR APPT CALL GAR y Center, Appt calendar. t-;mµIOyt>r Needed immed, genJ ofr 957.2741 ~ guesls, serve cor. ---wt lt bkkp'I! tor sm mfr. fee-, good grammar. MECHANICS PIX stai;t~i rm. Minexper Sales Au 1stant M ~r . ai>ellintt, type 60 ac- ___ KEYPUNCH MECHANICAL Aru.wt'noi: -.cr\'ke. F'1T.1 ~r~eq~d~·~C~a~ll~7S4~-0337~~·~~I women's clothing shop. cuiat.e. J yr min exper. A1>ply ln peraott MQnday ..;Eq~·~u;aJ~O;.:;P~Po~r~E;.'=mp;lo~y;.;e;;_r1l•~~~~~---to f.'rlday, 8AM to ~PM J\ WIUS F.UGO CiUdD SBtYICES 15J2 W . co-... .. ...... ~ ...... CA OR *' ... SPECTOR K~ypunch/keyentrv PIT, dny<1. t'Vl'fi, '>\lllll' 1. ltequ1res dedic ated, Aide-de-Office Agency. " ., DESIGNER wknds Manv benef. pd RECEPTIONIST mature, stable .Peraon. 17865-F Skypark frv Exper & qu11I to ln.'li>et1 1-; Int Pay viw . ins, rrt'dit union. Must be knowledgeable, ~26CJO. P.C. us.o;mbl'y, soldering L-<>ag &short assl)ln Experienr e<t in dP!'1Rn or t ~t & Sun 9am·Spm. Npt c r e at 1 ve. & e njoy --------- & _,o forth Must be able L-ooking for vanl.'ly? small machined purt~ for pro tl 1>hann~. <'lc Pis &:h Yacht Bkr. Ll typ. coordinaUrut ftne Euro-1•-------- to read & Wlderstand ap You can have your pick' mecharuc:.il and dedro rs~~10,f~?(~~2 · Fa~hion Ing. teCale. 1 ti 1 1linM. g &RRenl re pean merchandise for SECRET ARY plkable blueprint:, Min c:au KELl..Y'fODI\\' mechanical &sembhes 1---------N!pt. rs hoades our cllentele. Business Johnson & Johnson $4 hr o.c. Airport urcu Respons1bl~ for de~1gn, PBX 673·S511 references required. Health Care Divlaion, or. G84HAL OfftCf FUlJ.. Tl MF. J)Ofl1tl0n in a p rvt 1tblel1l' c lub General ofllct ~xprr. Good PR atlltude & front des k appear:anc e . 7Sia-~ Monday, Tuesday, Wr•d nt.'llday, Thul'Mlay. IOAM to6PM CLOSt:I> Jo'r1d<iy HI •n"IO"I layout. 11nd detail Small A n SaJa"' o,...n Apply in ',,. ' IEL[~· ni;werin ,. ~e r v ir£> RECEPTIONIST. Nwpt .,, "" · rers skilled secretanal • Girl" design dcpanment IJrO QJ>erat.or full & PIT. Call Sch CPA firm. Good person. Apropm;, 29 talent a challengma and J N S U I,. A T I O N vides env1ronmtnt for 835 3561 typist , "ood tele.phon• ~ashlachoa Island, Newport divenufied """ition i n it:.. INSTALLERS. Fl.Ill tune .-, F R v, c E c; challenging -.ork a:.s1gn " "' oc ,,,..., irnd. work R1 vcrside a nd · .. ... II l ,.._ ___ iiiiiiiim•i.. voice. ex~r. Send re Reg.ionaJSalesOmce. Ora.nae Co ar£>a. Xlnl Newport Bch 833 1441 menL" r.xre en wa.1:"'i• sume to_ Ad. Ntl. 376. SaJes AN OtnO OIL CO If you are a sell-st.art.er, *6EHERA1. OFC *SECRETARY *TYPIST lf you are rt.-Sp<1ns1ble. energetic, sk1Ued & m· leresled in a challenjlln )Ob style. W£> can be <> strvke to you. I.Rt th freedom & flexibility o working temporary as- signments work Cor you. 230 W. WCll'Mf' lta217 Sa.ta.AllO, Co State Lie No C-6036 F.quaJ Opp Emplyr MI F ., Jlunilkh 848 8338 and ·bent.'fits ~nd ft• PIX/RECEPT Daily Pilot, PO Box 1560, off Pr :; PLENTY OF resourceful, can handle opt for J ournc.-ymen & LagNiourl tOl·QSIZ sume 1mmt•d1alt•ly t 11 Cr<M1ns.: Orans.:t' Co Dist Cos u M O NEY .. 1 d h Apprentices Wal':l'I ~ Jd•~oo .•. 0 Uatly l'ilot has immed ownm~ for LaiuesaCa.92626 plus t'ash your wor .. oa wit above scale XJnt Com ~~Eq~u~a· l~O~p~r)()~r~I::~m~p~ly~r~J p 0 lio~ 151i0, l'nst.1 exp PliXIRECEPT Xlnl BIU"l:DTIOHIST bonUM"S. Cringe beneC1ts minimum supervision panv benefits Adam: -M~a, Cl\ !rbi26 1-;qual ~...-" to mature Uld1v1duaJ 1n and have excellentskilb lnsulatiOC'I $58-1618 r -n J "--t Op rt F: 1 ~al & bt>nt•f C;ill Kathy SS751 mo Typan~/busy Co s t a Mes a a r t a . Ou.s poeition wiU RJVe you -- 5 • ~reary po Ulllly .mp oyer l'arker!>a79151 desk. Apply al 401 No Re0 a rdlei.s or ex-anopportunity loutiliic Small dynamic busmf.'\s M/F I" ''WL·u 1'1\Pf'R DIV "' --CNSURANC.: l1t1uat1on firm 10 ·---------•vv .-.n ' NewportBlvd.NB. perienre. write P .F . your abihlles to the (. 11 1 r I< t l ,. Canienfr/()ffutt Paper o~ d p A full"""t •U "' i. t·i. J uran N B. Prop/Cas. Ag£>nl'y Newport Center seeks ., .-..::3 • res · mencan "'" · now tunng. Bookk~pt'r, h as opening for exp energelic, elftc1enl & ex· MB>ICAL RECEPT. E:qoal Oppor J:.:mply r R£CEPT /TYrtST Lubncanta Co. Box 896. We offer an excellent eicpenenced. full _ti mt!· pers. lines underwriter p «-r 1 e n c e d I c g J I A-ont & back oHicl.'. .: M / F' Pleasant ofc need& pers Dayton. Otuo. 45401. starting salary plu:. Jr. Busboys, lunch & d inner · Near airport. Call Rob secretary. Shorthand & gtrl office Call 640-46SO w le bar m . good phone ioge benefits package H05t.ess, over 18, dlnner. Guffin, Zillgttt & Wright d.ICUlphone. Excell typ -\OICe, 40-SOwpm. typins.: SA.LIS CLIEIU( Interested applicants arc Apply M o n -Thurs 752-9055 utg skills a must. Call MILITARY POLICE Phy.sicalTI.-sluHs.E .OE. Gf'Ol;!Shop.Muatbea11a1l inV1ted to send resume. betwe e n l ·S . 18482 ---------• 640-0060 Trau11n~ 1s s.-l! pacNI _ ....... ..,., SADIA* aftrnoons "eves. Exp in Jncludin~ salary hi.story MarArthur J\Jvd. Irv. INSURANCE ---------Learn law enJcirt l'ffit.'nt Hu.~y 'hyi; Thera1>y nds gilt wrapping. Pis call and reqwrements to: ------Rccpt/Tramee pos. Lrg. Llquor clerk par t time tet>hruques in clas:.room1 c·xri assist.ant. Mui.t have T""POf'wy Wvicff for appt betwn 8 30am· JOHNSON &JOHNSON Hairdresser Prl me Ag(·y has truinee pos n igh ts , 642·6537 or exercises Gd.In valu.:1bll• l'l'rt Crom credited Sl'hl 1720EGarrySteJl9 5pm,6'5-5000elrtS20 660NewportCenterDr. Newport Center salon. a vail. for Re<'pt/offtce 751·2928 expenen<'e for /\rmy I-' T pos. Sal nc.: Call S.A. 979 l30J Suite 129S Newport Bch Station leaS<' ;.vail&blr. per.ml in F V Co. benef. car~r or civilian :JP Sharon, fl'4.900Q SALE.'; Equal Oppor Employer fOOprwk.640-7870 Call K<ilhy549·816!._ _ LI~~ ~~~~lttDHs\~RP~vt~. pll<'aUon <ifter scnw~ PLASTICS R.E Salei; Hldory,_._ HaJ.rd.r led full ' Enlist in your Army for ., COMPETING Discover the wonderful ~~ur••y easer Will') . Inve stigator. mnle or rm & bth. Ideal for Stu Military Puhce Call to WOR"YS world o r c h eese & ~ ~ ~o~ Office • or Ptr,w/fartlaJ_cli~n-female,willtraJn.Send dent or grandma Nt day 4 Day40 ... W ffk iiourmet foodg while P /lime for salesman l ·d tele. Cal Su sie at resume to Classtlled Ad bwies.NB,759-19.\S .. l 1 p WITHMG•? r 4·10/wk. Type, me. Nr 0 OVe r Oa 9fl3.0717 S40-1026 962·8821 npp Y n erson R d H R eami.nR xtra money h l . . f:8·1£!ilY,.~itlot,MP.O. Lot Atle ndent /Driver 768-5251 542·2"3.S IEOLEa e Ill t>•lt)''~ the botldayg. Ta kinic :Ji_t~ rvine, NB . 557.0061 Handyman to mainuun x """· """' a esa, Mus t be 18 Mt F C MOVIE & TV ,.,_,,_. •r IMDUSTillf.S, IHC. menagers don't compete aw~.~~ffHiPckoryl .. •a. !_.~rms. -~--------EquaJ Oppor Emplyr eqllipment .~dogeneral callf.92626. benefits,For'PTss7:~ ll<At~ 210 Do Str NB :J'ou.Tbeyaren'tal· ......... u .... .,..... ~~~~~~~~-; deanup, e mter co. JANITOR, Wanted full N E E D E 0 H v -l ve ffl. ~ob lstot~~~:i:uv~~ Fasbioftlaland~. ERIENCED -Tommy,631 00 tune couplelor jo.n1ton ol MA.CHIMIST H O L L y w O O I> Product I'~ Compare w. with others SAL.ES. HARDWOOD SEC~ETARY r~ ... ~E Hr.•• "'HT and deaning duties, good 4 Dery 40.,.. Wffk <.:A.STING DIRECTORS Plcasnnt It work.-4 d"ay &see for yourself. We of Qua II ty 1 m p o rt e d needed Wit;b fast paced ~"'~ rg.rW,,. ED hours. ~ood pay. Will ~machine work on Guarantc~d exr,osurt'. 40hr v.eek. <'Ompany pd fer beU.erbenefits' hardwood to furniture CMpromouonaJCo.40hr COMT'RACTS DEPT Responsible female for consider couple with quality areospace com -cw~ 5.ooo ~~~It'd ~h•!> benf. Wlll traw. 979. 7660 _.No prior expenenee Of trade. Exceptional P week, type 60wpm, short - Nallooal voeat1ona J domes tic c I e a n in g trailer or rnobt.le bome to ""'"eots & auemblers . yr one.ed y1 ~I rr a)' -tra.tningoecaa"rv . d·..... Pri ....... fiahL As hand ~erred. Xlnt OP· lr · fi h ·~~-"'"" ""'" S-9 1· "-...,.. if a('cept ear Y e«' PROOl£JIOH -J _.. '-Q.I " portunlt1es for br· nht auuni a.rm H open-'"" ........ -..-...... · IVe on ProP.CrtY. F •et! Must be able to work V l O E o c AS T f N G • Strong, growing com. sured •upply. Manage lai: . , 1" mg for bnght, l.'Of\Seien-spa<.-e and utiJ. + salary. from detailed planning SERVICE (7141761-1244 pany name meot opporturuty. (714 ) ad:y willing lo learn. Call tious. indivtdu•I in our ltousecleaners needed, Apply a l Orange Co. sheet& blueprints. Apply TYPIST • FREE 2 Wffk com. M7-845J Mt. GonuJes for appt ~tudent cootracta dep:irt-Mature. Top $. Car ne<:. Raceway, lSOOO San<! Cn· In person 7am-Spm, Mon New Capistrano Nursing preheosive trairung pro-· 714-~5343. ment.Outiestncludepro-6'2.J403or64.s-3439-nyonAve.Eastlrvmctor lhruThur. Registry.H N's,LVN'i., f'3rtllmc, tf3v sh ift gram ~ SECRETARY/ADMJN cessing 1>ludcnt loans. f1I Housecleaners to work ror ca I l K e n Green at ED• 11!'.111 Practicals. lnten'!'ted 1n Must ~ype 70wpm. Ex-• 7 Offices in Oram:£> Co. 1n° lYPtnf SS wpm J · n -.... .,5511 ~ dotn~pnvatedutynurs. l'l•ll~nt compan v i n "'uwti·n . Ir vin". J ASST.Comm'lreaJR.1-~ '" · . aruce's n.aggedy Aon. .._. IMDOSTRJES IHC. • " "' r• ... ~..,.,. 1· ·--'--t Ptomohona growth 1s Tues-Fri.8-3.64!>-I SOO m~. <ill661·0506 _ benc(1ts. Apply anpc.-rson Orange, Villa Park. u .......... JTm ~ oµ good Wlltun our company JANITOR 2101 Dove Street. NB l)('lWCCO !IAM & o rM. North Irvine. Newport "MAYOR SAM" not.cl> sec'y. Req .dnttyp. & we oHer excellen Housecleane rs. own FUU time. XJnt benefits. HURSES'SAIDES. MonduylhruFrlday. Beach&MissionViejo. tng 7Swpm +, S i ll . "mployee benefits. APP-tran.,, full or part time. Bayview Conv. llos[!_ital, Ma<'hinlsl · progr essive Ot>erung!I on AM & PM CaU fOf' confidential in YOln'S knowledge or R . E ly in person, Bryman Top~67J.l266 ;646-4871 205:> Thurin , C M . marine hardware <'O shifts . Exper pref'd, or ORANGECOAST t.erview Team at CASH ('ARI> temunologypref'd.Must Schools. 200 McCormkk HOUS_,11:.,__n 642·350S. EOE. n eeds e" p e r1 e n e ed C'lassc:<1 avallahle. ~arn DAIL y PILOT 544-21 ]5 P ermanent Reprcscn. be respon. & work wrmm A "'~t M ~~u.. machinist for stain.less while you nm! Apply at d h .11 tatJv~ ioli!re$ted in rugh 8Ul)t!rv1sion. f'or appl ve .. ~ a esa. __ .. t I & I f b . 642·5678 re I c I I ~, -'l"J:."' Lr~ apt complelf., nco:us U you want your advertls· s ee a um. a n cu. Flagship Conv. C<'nlPr e a rna ngs a " r . c ... ..-...,m. 833-2462. persootodnok'S &mdl ing measage tor.each lions . Knowl ed~c of 466 Fl<1gship Rd. NIJ :!JO W RuySt ,,.,,1 ,~ Crumpton714·9SS/CA.SH .• -;_-.-;.-;.-;.';.;;.;;.;;;;;;;; GENERAL apts Must be capable of more people at lower break & punch prc!>s1•s. t142.IK)44 "11-.la M1~.1 worldng by self w/min cost, Classllied is the rollin g & bend111 ~ --------l•quJIOppor i-:nlplyi:._ We don't icfve away turlt~ys or calculator!i, direc. Salary s tarts way to gol Call Now! machines. a must for NURSF:S1\IOF:s11 7 $700/mo w/reg raises & 642·S678 qualification . Good fo;XPEROR we give xlnt frinl(e benf. FIT. reg ;:::=.::=.:::;:;::;:=.:=:=.::::; benefits & pay Apply in CEHTIFIE l> hrs. Must speak English. person. 770 W 17th S t, $3.25-$4 ~rhour Free Money 644·2622 Park Newport CM.From3-4·30PM. MesaVerdeConv Hosp Apts, cor Jamborel' & t;GJ Center St . (.: M san Joaqwn Hills Rd . MAIDS Npt. Bch. Lrg upt complex. needs Clerieal & light in· ---------1 per11onlo cln ofc"s &mdl d ustr ial workers-we HOUSEKEEPER opts. Must be capabli> of have jobs ror skilled & LlVElN THIS wnrkfog by self W/min un i:.k1l l <><1. m.1lr o r 499-LSJI iswtterethe darec. Salary s tarts frmalc.Jsh.tlt:. ---------1 BOAT ACTION IS $700/mo w1reg r:.uses & llousekeeper. P /T in xlnt fnmce benef. FIT. Sl O Absolutely FREE eludes weekends. Good For Buying reg hrs. Must speak En~. be n er 1 l s E . 0. E . Or ~lling 644-2622. Park Newport BAYVIE W MANOR. 3SO Apts, ror Jamboree & Bay St , Costa Mesa. And for the San Joaqwn Hills Rd .. latest in OO·JSOS BOATING NE WS NptBch. Bnng Uus ad in. rej(1&lcr .Housekeeper for large rc- w /us lie work 40 hrs brementcomplex. Apply before Nov.30th. at : GOOD PAY 18800 Fiorida St E.O.E. H.unUnJ!tc>n Beach NO FEE 848-881 I Victor T""f0t trftt . Ntitleocll S5WS20 H ygie ni s t n eed.ed ~ 13•2622 Newport Beach office. _.......,.. w-Salary & hours open. 646-4868. I DEAL P /TIME . _________ , housewives & college ~ls w/cars. Over l l. 9:30AM·l2:30. Mon-Fri Eam S80·SJOO weekly . MUSt abe neat. J)trsona- ble & energetic. Lori's Kitchen, 979-0747 aft lOAM for appt. GENERAL LABORERS TRAINEE ~ERS PACKERS INDUSTRIAL WI HA.YI WOik TORT YOUR MllDSf check our front page index dally. DAILY PILOT IDWAHTED FUii or p/timc Some ex- pr. pref. 642.3030 642-5678 NURSlNG MW'5ff Aides O tdniits LYN'S or RN's Abovt< avt•ragl' wat.:«'' f, health benefits Apply NF:WPORl' f'Of"V CENTER. 1555 Su1ll'nor /\ve. Npt ltch NW'lling LYN 3-11 sluft "'/T. (only P<>M· Uon avrul> 5.9 Bed fat· Xlnt saJ. l>i'ncf & workang eond. l:layv1t>w Con11. 2"'055 Thur1n . C.M. 642-3500 F. 0 E. OFFICE CLERK The Daily Pilot bas Jn oPell1nSl for a trlWlec us Cos>)' Control Clerk In our Classtf1ed Department Must be able to type around 40 WPM. handle phones and other general clerical duties Op portunity for 11dvanrc· ment and exceUent rom-pany benefits. For in lerv1ew. plea!!(: cnll PROOFREADER 14-JI h .tt least I year <'X 1wr11·111·l·. pn•frr:ihl \ m•w:o.p,1p•·r Ext·1·llt·nr rnm11uny tJ.·rw(1ts Appl~ IW1w1 t'n !M ~1 & 6l'M. Monday lhru f"mlay ORAMGl COAST DAILY PILOT ~5682 J:t(I W fi.1ySt ("o~ta ~1 '''-•' 1':11u.1I Of1p•11 luni1y >-.mplo.V('r Restaurant Saleslady. cJCpene nred. dress shop. no nights. S48·S383 SALES. Part lame. 1n<t1d BOB'S telephone saJes. Salary + bonus£>s. Cil II Bo HOME OF THE (i r c R o r y <I t P 3 Amen ran Va n l.1ne<t 1n llG IOY H unting t o n Ht' ach lrnmed opert\nj?s In our S38.oo32 family rest<iurJnt .:11 ------ - *Secretaries* Leital. R.E./Sales Several GClll Oft< Poi. .Employe.rs Pay All FC'e' Lu Remder.; AJ?ency 4000 R1rch St, Ste U~I Newport Beach. ~190 Call For Appttf:i;tab "64 nearby locauons. We re SALESl'EOrT.F: Sttun ty Patror guard. qwre no previous exper C h' r i s Im a i. h 1• Ip -Full l1tnl'. PolJ<'e back JOUI our fnendly team Mervyn's •~ now Lakin!? ground a teqws1te Must Come see us loday applications forP/t sales have Ca lif. !Ha t1· between 2..olpfn, & stock. daytime. eves & cert1f1cat1on lo t'arry Cook1'ralnl't!s wlrrld shifts avail Apply weapon M in. salar y 7311 Edmger Ave. H B al 9811 AdamR Ave. II D S3 7S per hr Call S.s Mon 9&l2 Adams St .. H.B. Bet w n 10 am· 2 pm 1-'rL 494-~71 Waiters & WoitrflMS E.O E. _Seni ___ o_r_P_r_O_j?J'_a_m_me_r_ R.E. SALES Coolc T,....._ & Sales Part time sales girls with,m101mum 3 years (}Jx>mni.:o; ,J\<111 for.:? ('l( ca.wen wanted ror dri \/(' up exp. with FORTRAN Ill a p.-r ,,clt<SJX'r.-on' m well l~ F. 17th St . C M photo shop in Corona dt•I rruru env1romcnl. LSl-2 l'~I Nc-wrl()rt liea<'h ''1 4501 Campus Ur .. JrV. Mar. 2 shifts avail Bum e.xp. helpful. lnd udes re- r1c·1• C'.111 for interview 239S2Avenidadela ·l::K> & l :JO . 7pm Call firung and development 675 ltrl2 Carlotta, Laguna Hills 7S9-0771 of program.'! for educ a- -------11o nal t esting a nd lkal t:-;tJteS:ilt·~ t uaJOp E I SALF.SPT-TI Mt-; ;inaJy'll!!.Toppay with 1t Beqinners W ekc>m. q Pi'fff. mp, yr Housewives. earn $200 small C"ompa n y. Part Free 3 Weeks weekly showing framed time or full time with an oil p1Untingt1 from $19 hourly wag.,. or on con TRAINING fteltaurant thru party plan. no in· tract. 1-:m: Call 547·5901 Mt w Care.r MG• TRAINEE v cs t me n t . T erry, for appt M p '6w Colony Kilcben now a (' _631_·_24_0_1_. ------ew roapen., cept ing appl for Mgr SaJ •Absolutely no prior Trainee . Appl y in espt>.rsoo. aggressive, trJtnansi or t'Xpen en<'e penon between 1$-4. Mon positive attitude . f\tll or 1l4.'('r-i.s.1ry lhru F'i-1. 3211 Harbor BJ, Pit. Exper. or WiJI traln. • l'c.-ri>ouahzN1 mstruc· CM Apply in person, Stan· uun -· · dard Shoe Store, CM, •Profo<1s1onuJ on the JOb ---------:y;ms. Bristol. lra1ninK RESTAURANT •IJptoKO'i comm1ss1on. BARTENDERS! SAL~PERSON •Cho1c<> Of top ofUce BUSBOYS R. M. Abram.~ loca11oru. WAITERS 1819Newport Blvd. Ue your own bosa wltb a w AITRESSES Cott. Mnn Service Sta attend. a ll shifts. 7-3. :1·1 t &: l l-7 C-Or Ca mpu:./ M a cl\rthu r J\.ullQrt Texaco. No ph calls pis -----~ Setv1cc Stat11in Atten dant, exper 'd . Day & Eves F\Jll & p/time. Aµ ply. Shell Station, 17th & lrvioo. NB. Must h •ve relluhle traosp. "phone. Long 4 abort tum assignments. Holiday " vacaUoo pa,-. Ho~:liuUon plan Kdly bu a perfect OP· portunity for men· women (18 or over> to earn extra ~•sh a s mailroom ~lpert1, pre· uroom operators. &c truck drivers, day, night. weeke nd s hifts ln Laguna Ni1oel Personnel Office 642·5678, ext 277 toµ notch prof'esa1onal or· COOKStCASIDERS SALISWOMAH • ganuauon Kat•na R-~ DtSHWA.SHER1 Part-ume. ladies bout•· SBYICE MANA.GB Scheduling "-.dis patc h ing of se.rv1c 1· t~bnicl•ns. fuJl time, ft·' m.ge benefits. 64S·TOCO. av . VOLT I • 41 •I Of' "I I • ~· I ' • I• I '1 •• c..... Orf•• 54'"'741 (Acroea From OranJ•Co. Airport) Equal Opport F.mployer .... OFCP/f Attroa, muat type 4 speU. lmmed openh11. m.1111. 'lb1s ls o.n Ideal way for )'OU to aupplement your income on a permanent p/Ume basl..a. No ttXpeJ'. Deeded. C.ll or rome ln. 27fl7C-..loed ~ ... T Or Clll Branch Office •ll-1441 Juat mo.tid l.nto town? Then 1etacq"111nted wtt.h IE~• the Claulfltd Ada. Oil'r They're the tuielt WI)', to find ju.t the ltema and ~ • ""v, c e s Mni~ 10\l need I \ DAILY PILOT ' ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~W. Ray St. Costa Mrsn Equal Opportunity Emplo)•er Painters. k.nowlt'dl(t tible Jn all aspects of the trade. At least 7 y r11 l'"· penence. Call 542 2928 between S:JOAM..CPM P:trt time. Snack bar ca1 h le r ne e ded , weekend~. Prev exP4'r net'. Over 18yrold Look· Ina ror perm. tmployee. C.11 S36-1551 Par.l·tlme Earn e xtra Chrtstmu money. ad •1•ncy needs door to door dlatrlbutJon ht lp For 1ppt ull 948-141M '"" '"" llOSTES.5 quc, good salory & For detoffs cal L NeedC'd (or work on an benefits in chN!rful llt• 831-1003 49 3-0442 on·rall basis. Regis ter mosphere. Ms. Troyer Service Station atteod. now! Group ins avail. 4.W7·10UI F /T . txper. Apply RECEf'T /SECY you choose your days & Laguna Chevron, 604 s F'rOllt ore fo r busy Phys hours. References, car & Sandwich & Salad . All Cst Hwy, Laguna Beach. Tht?rnpy Must have eiq: telephone are req. Jn semb~ers. part -l i me ----~--- lo bllU11_g/in,1hvy J1h':1 & tervtews every Monday Sam-9.JOam, Also full Serv Sta Help needed Im· ~1·heduhn1i1. t-'/T pos, ~a 9am-5pm. Ume. 5am·ll>m. Must bl' med. f\111 or p/t. Apply n l' ~ (; 1111 Sh Mr or WESTCLlff4 neat. <'l<'an & dexterous 990 E. Cat Hwy, N.B. 644.9600 TcmporaryServlcets $3.2S p/hr 979-0747 for -----..:.. ___ _ 1617 W tcUlf St 209 appt alt lOAM, Lor1'1 SbortOrdereoott Muat be RECEPTIONIST Nt::Ort &act'l'I Kltct.en rtsponstMe, over 21 f>horw.:1, ty~i.og. neat ap ~~63~1~·06~l~O~o~r7~52~-9~11~11~ SICRITARY ~~u~ ~89~~~~ pCllrance. Bu~lneaa eitp 1• to real est. lnvestrnt'nt cv & wknda. QilJ San ~sary IH'S & LYN'S firm. Fashion Island. (ly SJ6..8832. Btwn 2-4 pm MmJ !'ftpon.'le XJnt dlvennr1ed nppor. Onl.)o. 11182 McC•w RN'• It LVN's, openings Good 1klll1 r eq 'd . •-~------- lrvlnf', Ca 927t4 m AM & PM ~bifts. full 64CH>l23 Snack Ba r Cash ie r 11me or part llml' GOOd needed, lull time, Rc>c l'pl too 1111 , NB . !ilar tinR salary, xlnl Whet.bet you're buy ing Of' Weekdays. prev uper S8l/Sun Front omc1• up-benefits. Apply at 11elllnJ. CIHatfled •d· nee. ovM J8 yrs old Ptarancc Typing flagship Conv C<'nter, vc~lamg wlll 1et your Looki ng f o r p e r m Dl•ptndahllity C11 l l ~ f'1•Jshlp Rd. NB . ~1ctothen1htpeo. trnp l oycc . Ca ll weekdeyg. Mlll1, 1113 . .g&u 642-8044 p&e. C..11 Today! fU,2.,:i678. 714/536-7551 • .... -. . .... Y PILOT 1050 Mhc••••• 1010 Gwral t o Io Motor Ho.ea. Sale/ .wos w..t.ct 9 590 Alrto•. Import.cl ............................ /Sto.OCJI 9160 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·•·•·•·•·•••·•········· COPY AtAClllNt: iodtac 1nll&lutJle b<>.il, ••••••••••••••••••••••• WE WIU IUY ~ 9 720 **I BUY** Cnp1tt11 HI 11pd , lotlt• Murk II, w1M1·rr 0 18, f97la...M YOURDATSUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• TUEACffERS1 PARENTS ---------1Fll~TINTU ASAML.~·.(; .~~ Good Wlt'C.l t\1rn1turr & ~"l>kd • <'OP•~11 anyl~ln1t. 20 Jlf' ~.s11rndardd f<lulp Umry Moto..tto... PAID l''OR OR NO'f "Weneed to bUY clean nusal opportWllty for ..... rrv,..•ftl..I ... ,,....., ........ Apphan1•1111 Ott I will '" nu w i supp 108 ~'!!..,... ..... nt ron '2400 fo'ully self contained TorA""1• .a.• •nler..Un• iducallona To v,,;.'l;;, '• '1n .. •-=r111' W Wam«'r nr ti arbor, ~11\A' Sl::U. lor Yuu $200-$800 96112163 ._. '"''" General«. 2 arr condl ~ Dat:osun used car11" .alel WOC'.i P0&UJoo lA olow-~factory~ Santa Ana "1'92921 MASTIRSAUCTIOH Wt:TSUll'. O 'Ne1al lom.Powtr l1onel"ll, ruoCtop air. TV FORTOPCAaS SWllll'ayTopDollarS volvn cont.ct w1\h l0ma.ktl"lll.n«~pau1 on C I. to: A tt AN(' .. ; ,...,_.U6AIJ)..96ZS 11n1m:.I i>ktn1., lltrar. ••••••••••••••••••!~~~ :iu(enna. CB r adio. BARWICK DA HUH COSTA MESA' DATSUN ...... ~~pttC'blubOolld-o ~~ tMldtnp.e«-BAR GAIN~ UHtJl•----.. ---•I brand new St>~ Al~nr·--------•I AM/FMstereotape.llke ""'"""' -~ C'b "'' ..... Rrr &. d Boot 11. 111 r a e S 1 o Ot"W tues & other extraa fC'ptlonal lncomf op PDA "fC!'l.~!lhrll l")l'n, CA.5HPA.O SU IH'BOAHU. 6 'S" Grand Banks too numerous to men port unity For ll\ll'rvw111 306C> RMhUJ Ave Bf!ltl Appl $3IJ OOl I .,,~ l!d UJ.t'd turn. nit Rocket Ftsh w1lh hm!\h & At.I.II Whaler Se11cr11(l llOn Very· very cle11n ('all l:Hll H t.'lmut C'~uaYesa ~7075 wuti.er. 1tryer. 1J1hw•hr. q~&dr1V'a~7tH33 Astro df'ck. tw1r condt StMnM1UerYachti. Look lil this one before ~l IGtl T30F.OF. ~qual()pporEmplyr rebll, icuar I )r, d" Nrw 6 draw11r drt'!llier 1..100$35 12131~·9433 yOUbUY!Ca11Trumuni.t llvered ~~IA. 839 7620 ma rror &. ht• ad bolard 646 7217 (?t4 > 846-2754 T•:A.Cttt;RS rur • t"hn:. ll•n Srhuol UK~ 8 rook h u r i. t . •· v 983-T&11 Wall tt'll needed PT. ,.\14'\ for r("t1 r.-ment coc:nplH Apply at W&11h<'TII. 1lry~r11. dt•h1x1• modi•!» Year au11rnnh•1• Your <'hOll'" $1311 t•11 Sill end• II t11!171! (.°Oitlll AppUunct' ~ :.!!)4:! Sl:!IJ \'inyl hvint: rm l'hri. CHJ::MJN 01': 1"1-:R w t u 1 t o m 1 n 5 $ 7 :. J 1'.:A.NS THEODORE ROBINS llli800 fl onda St -.. c Uuntmatton S.-ach ·-... s Mil.ii ~t»tltote llNIGll.A TOI M utl·h1n1t lovt•111•11t s Discounred. Adult & ll\.Ull R\'blt matlrt111s~·1> l'h1ldr('n lllll:!I r1e11tcd lo\Jll 11111' $W Twtn Sl SM trooscrx, cords. & dl'mm Slt'ril1zed full l'l:s S4) StralJlht h:i: & rturt·~ 'rwn i.t'U ~ Kin.C 11clJI SEA RAY 'S 17' to 30' HA.RRISOH•s SEA RAY BOATS 3101 Coast tlwy. N U. 631-2547 FORD 20t>O HARBOR BLVD COSTA MlSA b41 0010 IMMY.1> NEr;o .,.~ 1 WAIUmo St.MAN. ••I G Id $00 673 7~14 t.lv\J ~ \'•IHI ('.ahfornu1 drnnnic "'" Appl\ 0 • $M H & J MATTRESS. ~~~~y day 63J.73Ult 0 to: hit S4 . Sitnta An1a 1973 ROADLINER 20' Motor Home. Roof alr Gene rator. A M I FM 8 track stereo. Sleeps 6 27 .000 01.1. $8900. 53&-3645 Tt'arlun& <'~nual r• t.art.... Plumb1n11 l)2ti R t. t' R I c..; to: It A I u H !r41 ~llll Carpet New. Uli<.'d, many colou/l(rades. moving. tohn1•h Prov Ikt.lroom Mu&t Sell $48-4466 appl qwl'N t\ppl.r in PtNOn ~rt Bl C'M Nt;EDU>' Stu11d1ml i.1t•• ~aln V&llt'y &:hool -.--.4 ---& In Jlood 1·nnd R..iummt "-1• & lWUI bt'dS 4112 ~IS ~~1~~~1 mnXdlenlle:~~~r SLIPS AVAIL.AILE Aalfosfor W. MOVlNt; SALt:. 4 l't· $00/b!it ofr C~ll Larry or Low c06l way to own a ••••••••••••••••••••••• DUll'lr\. U Ll.:hthllu......-bit> Pl..-1111 ~ 400ll I.an«-. "F'ounta1n \ alll') WO.O - l 'ornt1r Nt'"' land & rttOCISSORS lkydn 1020 TaJbtort I •~ 0 •: 0( Oran11e C"-OUnty Kt>lly • • •••• • •••• • •• • • • • • •• • • wa~ lo ht>lp K•.t.l.\' l~Tandom b1kl" Wurk1> ~1':RVlt't. (AN HEU' erot S75 blot o fr \'Ol PllT YOl' R 6+H5933 t.luy.,.1673 llll ~ :O.t·('t 1onal w nl.t Ll·hl n ~ Kim 847-0159 new boat Local people Jillilt•H/ luff~ tbl. 2 glai.s hang· need partners for new CIOssk 9520 rt;At'Ht:R T Yt>fNG ina lumps. Kcnmu1 e FV Rarquet Cluh L1fr <.:llRIS C RAFTS & 1 '>love 4 sht'lf JUer. glass M4'mberi<hip V<llUl' •WEU.CRAt"l'S. Low as ~·•••••••·~·~··0•••••• bookl'a&e. r('cbner chair $1000. S:u· $llOO S.-lll'r $.'IJ pt mo Nt'wport Boal 46 Dodge business cou~ wht. dinettt' sl'l Askm.c wlll pay 1rnn11frr rel's Center Call Mr Dukt> Xlnt cond. $2.000. 59 SKIW TO WORK W•.1 t-vt."I ___ _ H ou 11rr 11n , .. , Jlrr1t'n t'r1t l\ p1n.i h•l\l'ht'r, pll'W.f' I Mii W l) l"oiH'k 1.11 5.56 lltl9l for " tmml'fill•lt' intrn It'~ fc tb1:1 morJ:!lnit P<\li•llon We arc a •PliJI)' c·xp11nd mg lt'adi.'r in b~1ne~ c·ollege education nm opcnini; 1:. 1mmt'd1:.tr C1all now' t'ALL IT ." Tf':M ~rh\lolnn 111315 l'lm.al(u POR RV W Ol<K ma1lb1kt-xlnt cond n.,1 THAT Mt:ANS A urr O\lr $300 1Z IJ1 F I.EX I R l. t. W 0 R to. 592 5618 $1100 for all or sell sep. $l5 911.1 t1827 645·60i5 1555 Newport F.dsel 2dr. Ranger G~ r.. d M ""' d ulvd .• ''""ta M-~ ~.noood .. POPp~~~~ .. daily. vu l'On on .. , 1, U}S Large load of lwaut1fol 0 """ .. ~.. -<>"<£·...,..., ~ 1492 Munlyn, wknd:. DRIFTWOOD hl S200 1622 E 4th St S A takes ulJ llv y dut:v ud SClllillULE TIL\T FITS YOlJRl.Jt-'fo: Lad1e:o S c hwinn J 25' Wclkrafl twn 181'1, ex· rt•pt <'ond . m.tny f'X ~ tras. SI0.900 962 7275 V.wdn Justable TutJlc• i.aw. all Hanft 1060 metal. Sa"t"13t-Sl00 Mun. 9530 f' a Id \ a r II I I 0 n s w~ll!r. like nt'W, t'USL llutom11tlt· 1nr 1 ea11ei. & $225, 11t:ll $100 SSl 1391 ev~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~puy -- l'11U Kt>llY Today ~~nt IOl O • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • S3tJ..-OO 12 'fA Frurlmer 25• cbn crs CAMPER SPEClAL •72 B.T, u1ri~s. tnm tabs, lo Chevy . Van. pop top. <'n~ hrs Slip avu il stove. icebox, part. dbl $5000 549 2547 bed, stereo. 6 cyl. stk. TaEPHONIE SOLICITORS IELL~··,~-••••••••••••••••••••••• For Sale. N1ku11 somm Fi tense Near new rond1 uon . 751-8967 ~~~~~~~~~ fo'~r Sale I'-, yr MustunR Used CARPETING. I yr ~;:'6i3os2so . lralned. old. Approx 2000 ~q fl -Camel. Was $10 !.15, sl'll t :xpenenct'd Only. Sell Uady Pilot. Hlghest com m1ss1on paid Ynur phone at homr Over 21, I U Card. Cull !Us-6453 1 JP M HoaeltoktGoods 1065 for $7 yd. incl'g pad. Call 556-4774 or 979-7160 <'A· Retncll 1973 hrd·lop, Pvt pty $3195 ... t:A v•CE !O· •••• •• ••••••••• ••• •• ••• 542-2588 lv .msg. 2250MC. fuUy cqwp. in .. ~__. Dri 95 Tow Truck Ori vl'rs ex Newport Beach 833 \44 t Hunt Beach 848·ll33ll l.lagun1t Niguel · l\31·0542 Equal Oppar Emplyr ---- Yashica Supt•r 11 n1ov11• Brui~wlck ~I table. o/4 ·--------• C&lfK'r.i w trNnott· <'•In 11111 with ), !!late. $350. cl. VHf'' Super clean .. ..,..,,_.. "" 50 $9200.846-7119 ••••••••••••••••••••••• trol. 11un:.Crc<t•n 61 rnrr> 931 IS26_n_r_i 5_. ____ _ m~ CllSt' Vulm• $400. u11k Milc .. mMOUS 8080 l~ ~ 1!4tl tm7 <•1Jk (or ••••••••••••••• • •• ••• •• Tvny LUGGAGE TAGS Final Days L1quidauon Sale. EverythinJ( must go. 50% discount all loah, R....t/ merchandise. Come 'N Charter 9050 IOOGAUONS GAS-fRH Go Bath Boutique. 2644 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ForYourTrouble' _ fmm your bu:.me:.s card. ·San~~M~1g~u~e~l.~N~p~l~Hl~s~. ~~ Charter plush f.O' or 75 II we cannot beat your St'od one card for each ~ rmtor yai•ht. hourly or wri~ten deal from any Lu~ plus one spare We h .,··.1lyS7<2172 675 7411 JEEP-dealer m ,Cahf Of per'd. Top pwy Appl)' WORK AT HOME <;&w Towing . 740R Phone sale!>,hRhtbulb~ Doc)I 1040 Ohms Way, C.M 642 1252 Call 530 ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• rt-turn permanently Pooltable. 4x7. wit at· ..., ,,. fer good Nov. l to Dec. 30. sealed attractive tag & cessones. s.100 Newly l!rl'll and new Jeep must • • York11h1tt• 'l't•rri1•r IJUI"'· T<?W TRUCK DRIVER YARDMAN. rentaJ.centn t'hump hlootl Im"'· tlll}. Exp. prercrred. Laguna bas operungs for 2 meo. s hotll 31 b s tud s(.'rv b c h area fo:"tr ellenl mech knowledge helpfol ~s649 · salary & comm1ss1on Neat handwriting ne<' Larry Hunt Autn Cc.'nter. Weekdays off. Will train 1112.S Laguna Canyon Rd ltn>Newport Blvd, CM. strap, mcetmg airline covered. 645-3063 • _ __.. .,..:..U 9060 be purchased I D reqwrements Pre· Cpt u lls lls d ~ ~ #I JEEP DE .a.LER Beautiful Yt•llow Luh Pupp1~. 6 ~ks old. $75 ~-0096 vent loss & theft! For a ml se irect on ••••••••••••••••• ••• ••• ~ personal.Jied tug enclose fu!I rolls only. lowest in CALIF. 1 •. 8 .494·3000 ~ wallpaper, fabric or pncesanywhere549..fll8I Petenoft 44' S87K Will Mot le UtMienold "Day Glo" p:iper & we 100 yr old twn spool bed J 24•CF27 ' n-g"'st Inventory TRAINEES •••••••••••••••••••••• Sibenan Husky pup:.. re wdJ back & tnm your from Spain $100 Bent Cal•Catahna .....,Lar " S I n... h· v 6 rt ~ 8005 ady for Chnstmas AKC tags Or try two car<b olass Oak display "ac~ Stan Ml"-YocL.t.... gest avJ.11gs'' u.owes. we a e op pa ••• ••• •• • • • •• •• • •••. •• • h 1 b ck t b k ,,. " ~~ ,,...... nn a\'lul m 6 mkt'g areas. c a m P 1 O n 1 n e 3 0 ac • • S750. New velvet avocadQ (714) 846 2754 f\IU trammg 1f qua!. Call Red/White Will hold Iii PRICES dbl spread $50. Kenmore (213) 598·~33 COSTA MESA AMC /JEEP ~Harbor Blvd. for interview appl. Ms An\Jque Music Boxes! Chnstmas 831 7494 $2 ea or 31$5 sewmg mactune $60 Rnd ~~~~~~~~~~I 81 640 8292 4 06 Slot Macb.ines.LCJ.ocks! 4/Stags $1 60ea Oak table $1SO. 546.0469 -: ~-~!......:. HUGESELECTION FrHtoYoa 8045 6/9lul(s $1.SOea. A,..ric• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 10ormore$1.40ea. ' _,, -~--_. Fem 9 mo Eng/GerlJUI n Sales Tax I nl'luded TYPING onentcitriltt9 Shepherd. all shots. gd NO CARD' Prest11uous market re· Galerie1 Wlth kids Cill 645 ~ Draw your own or send sear c h firm offers OpenWed.thruSat. ·'d h & <'hallcnging pasition ror 1802 Kettering, Irv. name. au ress, P one expr 'd repro typist Ex· (714)754-1777 ';:~ we'll make one card per pr 'd in publications. ta_g Add25"each <'ha rts, tables helpful. ---------•(German Shep. older Rd rnd l'heck or money or- Oulif'll include typinR. WHOLESALE w I c h 1 Id ren. Husk y crPtloL.OT PRl .... TING l.'00rdlnot1ng & assembly · Samoyed m ixed Gd " of final product reparts . TO T HE TRADE w/children. Bolh needs P .O. Box 1560 d1ctaphone, work pro· lg yd. have to rind itd ilm Costa Mesa. Ca 92626 C'eSSOr <will Tram), etc HERITAGE 2 3 2 548 3681 fl XJnt workml.! cond1t1onl>. 64 ·3 7 · · 8 PHONEMATE 1>ener1ts 1med1cal, den· 6pm. Telephone answering taJ. hfe insurance>. pd ANTIQUES FurNtwe 8050 ma<'hmes w warr. $79. holJda~ & vacation. AP· ••••••••••••••••••••• •• w remote, $149 ply 18005 Skypark Xtraf1rmdblbdw1hdhrd. Roger.7503791 Il'Vl.ne. Ph 546-3814 *Gigantic* s12.0. 19" l'lr 1 v w1stnd STILL 1N sox 'fyp1sl Wanted. f\1 11 tune pos1t1on in our t yping dept. Mon thru Fri Xlnt working cond & company benefits. Apply in person Penn ysaver. 1660 Plarenl.la Ave,C M. 6 S I hke nu $200, 2 match'!( 19 pc. stainless s teel reen Dot a e rule stnds S2S ea . nr clnr wate rless conk ware. polisher nu S3S 556·~902 $210 Save $100 642-1634 Savings up to 50% Whllt's YourTrade., Irvine Country Club Starts Mon. Nov 6 Sl.62 per Day Membership S700 l 0 :00 AM to 5 :00 PM That's little LO pay 644-0343 18335 Mt. Langley for an ad m the Daily PtlOl (orr Ellis> Service Directory that can 4 U.S. mag whls 14", good Upholsterer for custom t"ountalll Valley establish your professional cond. mcl lugs & locks shop in Costa Mesa. 968-1331 identity. For more in· S20 ea. 962·535!"> after 646·971 _1 ___ ·--------•I fonmtioncall 642·5678. _4_P_M_. ______ _ All Aboard For Our Christmas Gift Train! .! An eaay way to sell your Chrlatmaa Gitt Items. A apeclel Dally Piiot gift guide wlll appear every Wedneaday from Nov. 15 thru Dec. 13 -in plenty of time for more than 108,000 reader• all along the Orange Coaat to buy your gift Item a. To pleoe your Holiday gift Item• on our GIFT TRAIN PAGE Call a Delly Piiot ChrlatmH Ad-vlH r CALL TODAY -642-5678 Your credit la good wtth ua. or charge your gift ad to your Maatercharge or BankAmertcard. DAILY PILOT 842-5878 \ - NEW. won on game !>how. Century Projection TV. Dining Rm Set. tbl / 4chrs/ dry sink/ hutl'h 9xl2 Area rug,· Blue Lustre rug shampooer Hummel Plates. 1972 thru 1977. 493·8163 or 498-1774 Office Furniture & .,,...... 8085 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Xlnt new & used ofc rurn. plan files. wlc benche!> C E SURPLUS 631 2777 32' Block Island cutter, over $50,000 invested Will sell for $27.000 Costa Mesa 714 /~ l~><:alt..'<i in NB G-59·4! 158. Land Rover '68 good cond. ·659-445!1 Xtras. Hickey + weoch :.)' Tartan Sloop. 8 bags _968-__ u_l02 _____ _ pedc<"t fo r ra ce or . crwse 67:J 7707 752-5416 78 Chev~ Cheyenne 20, • 12.000 lIU. Loaded. $7200 27' Catahna. OR. 12>. Of 552-5002. fers 24 ' Colombia SSSOO -. --------- 1 n c I NB m 0 0 ri n .,. 7 8 I n t e r n a. t 1 on a I ·. " "Traveler ' 4x4 . 960-3664 Completely customiz.ed 1977 23 rt. Venture. Auto trans, A/C, every &-aullful Must ~l'll Xlnt optwo. Discounting S3000 l'<>nd . galley, outboard ror 1mrttd. sale. Pvt ply. Executive des k and motor, head. RD to•. M.S-.8424 core> red.ming swivel chalf". 6 ~~92~!~8855 days, Tn1tu 9560 pair. very good cond1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lion. C<11Tlfortuble. usefol, Lido 14 No 4271 Race IS Chevrolet UN P•<'kup attractive. 646·2076. lO 4 eqtnp trlr. m.tnt cond art with GEM-TOP shell daily $150/pmr 7pm 675 7756 New brakes & shocks ln Pianos & n-.-c 8090 · excellent mechanical -·~·· Shoreline trmlcr for 14' condition •. Pr1 . ply. ••••••••••••••••••••••• -·'bo I k U'k GULBRANSEN Premiere ~· 1 c new '" 1 e $2600 Call 497·3667 arter Organ. Like new. Cos t 1_5 .:..p_.m_. ______ _ $6200, Sell $3000 543.:-,777 '76 Catalina :!l'. xlnt cond. '72 3 4 ton Ford pick-up 40Upright Players &SOOO trlr. xtra.'>SS400t be::.lofr camper s pec ial. air rolls in stock~ Carty SBtH093 cond. cruise control. Player Pianos . 801 W. Columbia 24 ' $4200 Call Ong1nal owner, $3250. BakerSt.CM.590·8908 early morn or eves. _67_J.._7_4_95 ______ _ Sid'--" 809 l ...:67_J.._5:....311_9_· -----'7 8 Toyo l a S R · S • .. .., cuslomiied convt. 3 way •••••••• ••••••• ••• ••••• ...::::.e."i9r:ow! remvab 'I hrdt.op, mags. Bl'\' 'E)l SELL 't-:)1 TR,\ DE 'f-:)1 R E~T 'f:~I To place' :vour ad 1n th•~ i:olumn call 642·567X DAILY PILOT spoiler. fat bar. etc. S&S des ign. Par1f1c Beaut & uruque. lo mi Dolphin 24. Honda 7.S $6995. 11 M4 1947) PP outbrd. VHE'. holding 675-S7:.lor675·S334. taruc. galley. fuU covers . ...:..::...:..:..:..:...::......~~;.:._- beaut ma int. A good 1970 Chevy 'h Ton Pick Up cru1~1ng boat. 83·3·0727 311', new tires. new ball. aft6pm partial camper. $1395 --661-3233 SACRIFICE llob1c 16. --------- w/trlr, xlnt cond race '79Chevy 1'2 ton F'leeL'l1de. eqwp xtras. must sell, Big Ten, blk & red mter .. Sl700bstofr 640-0248 StJverado. air, P18. PtS. ~•i / wmdows. till steering loah.kJ111 ps Makeofrer 499-1919. Doc I 907 •••••••••••••••••••••• '71 Dats un P .U. 1600 SUPS AV AIL.AILE wt camper shell. Sl200 or YACNewµort 646-0S.'il best offer. Call 8-0b 64.5--08Gol. loah, Speed & Vam 9570 Sid 9080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sporti;tcJGoods 8094 • 13' Dory <Whaler) 20 ••••••••••••••••••••••• llP Mere, cover. trlr, '76CHEVROLET SURFER V AH Automatic, AM / FM stereo tape, pwr. steer- 1 n g . h i -back seats. special paiAt, crwse con· lrol. pap-top roof. aux. !(as tanks. Tacoma wheels & low miles. Lie. 1883754 Ser P3247. WETSU IT. 0' N ca I xlnt cond $2195 675-3590 animal s kins. large , 67J.82S6wkdys brand new $65. Also JetS«1-.1-8-.--- b o o t s . I a r g l' • Xl rf\ $10.SURFBOARD. fi'G" ntas k Stvu. Rocket Fish with leash & 496 3.'172 astro deck. rair {'Ond1t1on Trmt1portatioft $35~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646·7217 ~1, SaH/ TV. Rocio. Refit 9120 ...,., Stereo 8098 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Older compc•r 4·!.alc. w 10 Sony TC 650. reel to reel. truck $150 Stove & like new in box. Brand refnit 640-2700. new "79 AM/FM stereo. 8 Motoriud likes 9 l 40 trk. GM radio. mk ofr •••••••• ••••••••• •• •••• Mike. 848-0800. THIS ls where the BOAT ACTION IS For Buying Or Selling And for the la~t ln BOATING NEWS cheek our front p~ Index dally. ftJlfl~lt•11 $5477 THEODORE ROBINS FORD lObO 14ARB0 11 Bl VD COSTA MESA M1 0010 ' I 1 ... 1 .. l "" I' .&r!• 831 -1 l7S 493-ll7S WE BUY CUAtiilCARS •TRUCKS CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Har bOr Blvd. COSTA MESA 546-1200 wr~ PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARS FOREIGN, DOMESTIC or CLASSICS U your car LS exlra clean see us first IAUERIUICK 292S Harbor Blvd Co6ta Mesa 979.2500 WE BUY USED CARS CAl~LPAPPY U~CarMRr 540·5630 1011\SO\ & SO\ • LINCOlN ·MERCURY 284511ARROR Bl.VO 540-641 0 540.02 I l '76 280'~ 2 +-2. 25,000 m1, wire whJs. t\Mll"M tapt'. air, mint cond $7600 8.11-1177 '76 280Z. air. AMll"M ste~ cass. magi., xlnl cond. $7200. 496-1833 '75 Datsun Wagon. COT TA SEU,. New one com· mg-a uto. AIC. 25mp~. new mufner, xlnt cond $2895/bst 492·5321 aft 4pm '75 280Z, A/C, 4-spd, AM t FM, fut'I 1nJ., maJ! whl!i. out.standln6 nd t6200 64-0-0348 -----t- • 7324 oz New Tires Mechamrally xlJ 673-4460 ----'70 Uats un 510 sdn, nu brakes. ttrcl>, exhaust. ball XJnt ~-$695. or bst ofr. 536-4260 aft 3. ·n 2407.._ Whitt' pe1t rl AM I FM 8 Lral·k ~tl'r Mai-ts. $4200. Ph 543-2i7l 2626 HARBOR BLVD. Iv msR ____ _ COSTA MESA ·n 510 4-dr 11dn. Ctr•~ __ __;_ _______ ownr, AM/FM. excell WE IUY rond 11100. 644-8176 , USS> CARS! '75 Pick up. long bed We re the new ChevrolN Shell. i.lldfn g windt1w . deaJers~1p m the Irvine Xlnt l'ond. $2tn5. Sl!ti·IS!HK Aulo Center W(· need afl6pm your used rar' _....._ _____ _ JOE MAC PHERSON CHEVROLET 21 Auto Center Dnve IRVINE 761-7222 WANTED! Late model Toyota~. Volvos. Pickups & Van .. Call US today I 1'6•~11•11&. '76 280Z. air, maf.(:.. ~.000 rru, make oHf'r Pvt pt)' 64(H)lS3 CVf'1>/ Wk nih Rat 9725 .•.......•............. aaaa Over 200 Fial!> to choose rrom plu.., art outstanding selt•tt111n o( Sporu. cars ill DICK &11,l..Lt:R MOTORS 120 W Warn{'r, S A SS7·2132 --- '77RATXl9 C-.teMtt• "64._0 01 ., S40..t4'7 A/C. Mal.! Whet'ls. Cl{'nn Onfy 12.800 Mi F'tlll pm•· $4800. 675 7012 Alltos.. llllported ~ sport coupe. 5 sp•I •••••••••••••••••• 9 •• 7 • 1 • 2 • good Ras m1lage Sten•11 IMW cass. AM!fo'M. Nu paint. IUYORL!ASE YOUR 1978 IMW HOW! •IMW• •RESALES• 1 4 2002 4 sp <373LPF' I '7S~a air (5001\tMl,l 1620024 sp. <569PQM I '77 320! 4 sp <283SPI > '76 ~ 4.sp !315RKS > '77~CS11689TJE> Nu tires . C Ll-~AN 4.94 74701499·3284 m~it '76 Fiat 131S. new ml, needs minor body work 2.S MPG. $3.000. 675-050.' all 7pm 9727 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lrClftd ~...., '79 HONDA Cars MAHY To Choose From! UNIVERSITY Olcllrnobil~ Honda Con • GMC Trucks 2850 Harbor Blvd. We may have your next Co!ta Mt'!>a 540·9f>.1ll car m our inventory Call /'fl Honda A<'<'Ord. 5 spd. ') ustoday• yr wrnty, AM f l-'M, ll:O.n IJl-2040 495-4949 mj, $6250. PP 645-~IK ORAHGE COUNTY'S OLDEST & eves '76 C1v1c, Save gas. X.lnl cond . C lean . $280~ 673-7136_. _____ _ '78 Honda AN·ord. 10.!ll~I m1. 1>unrf. AC. A~1 /FM Sales-Serv1ce·Leasin~ ~kreo ca~:.ellc. S650H Roy CorYe-r,lnc.. 1sg.1_2&S ___ _ ~ls ftoyce BMW ·16 llonda CVCC. Ssp .. lat•· 1540 Jamboree rmdel, lo m1. like nc'4 Newport Beach ~"6444 Mal!s & AMt f''M ca.,.., CREVIER $1 SI • H OAOWAY SA"IA A"4 8353171 THE Ulf ... Af( OAIV1hG "''CHIN( •USEDIMWs• 7020024.spdSR1720CJ V l 73BavanaS/R (567HJPl 7420024.spd <BHQOIS> '75 2002 Auto.a1rhd2236l '763.0stS/R t029RKM I '77 530;4.'lpSI R 10179 OoHd Oft Sunday$ Copri 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Capri Vii AM /FM ster, new Michelin ~. $2800. 840-4034 '73 Capri. Nu eng • nu brakes. snrf. Xlnl cond. $1850. 832-~1 9720 ···················:··· •DATSUMS• L9?WedkMI Of AIModfls SALES-LEA.SING PA.RTS-SE1tVICI:: COSTA MESA DATSUN 2.MS HARBOR BLVD 540.64 I 0 540.021 l BAP.WICI< DATSUN " 8 JI ill) ~'?l J!7S i.tereo. SS7-l289. IGrHt Little Steat Sup~r ster~o . m ai.: wbcl'ls, new radials. p111 strpgn, 1971> C'VCC s:11 111 or best, St-lier mouvc1ted Call Brad 964·2455 ~ 9730 ···•·······••••·•······ Exper Jag ln('Chan1c now dl Herb'!> Garnge. 1~1~1 Harbor Bl. CM. ~-6226 77 ·~ XJ12 wl\lte with l•111 int. Appro>e . 5 mo. left vn unhm1ted mileage far wmty. <Actual m1leai,:1• JUSL over 7000) All r~i? Jai;t. features-i AM/FM stereo and cass tap~" custom str. wheel. Taki' over lse. or purrhas1• Call 644·3305 tJetwe1.:n 8am&Spm 1966 Sedan 3 8S Model Wire wheels. perrl't't cond. Green. 90.000 m1 $4000. 631-279.S or 870-7223 ....... -9732 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exp. J.H. mechanic now al Herb's Garage. 1995 Harbor Bl. CM. 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M"'"' ~~~~""' "!'~Q PURC0HASE :;~··;:~·:·~··~·;:·;~: ICMdNI 'b nou 1111 I·'\ •••••• • ••••••••••••••._• ·!)I 111'1 l'arii.. xlnt l'OOd , ntiw,r.t7.~ p p K.ll 004U q,u C'. 111 m 1 Sli!)!I!\ bi vw ('amp<'r j'°P·top, ,~_i~ J "-l •...J OR LEASE wb.ile/maroon l eather. pty 11ft •1•111 ... v. lc.1111 1 •1 "''''' .1.1 .. \1 < h ,11.w.1 snwort~ .. t llM41~7> l'I' 67~ 5730 or ~1>00 ~~g. IJody "· s work. 2025 S Manchester YOUR NEW =~~~0~P~~~·.8~~~e~\ {'JU ~t tt~1 uunn·· "'"" •dnl 11r111 "''" Ill... ""~ s... 9760 675-5334 ~. t;.l;! 5647, 6'6·4040 . . -2011 1'11llKJJM.C1 ..,,., r11.!3 I lo /07J()(, -•••••••••••••••••••••••• ---'69 '"astba"k Nu "OD Anaheim 750 . 1979 1~81S-6 __ us __ . -----"·') 11ollO c;,H) ()1J11t• hi 912 •. Wht/blk. I '74 8•a b\fi9 :.:cir. nwt '78 T oyota Coroll;i. lo r ' •., ,_.A.ftlll •c ,.~............ 9932 • '68 210SL lo~. 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N.o trans. low mi. good l1rt>' lull\ '"''"·•I r.•Hr.'u fllio.tonhlk Ap u••A•t •a.J.aULT ~·· 96().26.SJ $2595 646-0681;540-9352 cond. Owner mu st ~l!lllV ofr !IJti "°''' .. ll I" 1-:q• l" "'' 1-·1n.-car .....__""' """""' lll·Zll04tS.ll10 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '76 Seville. a beautiful s acrifice. Prv Pt y ~m ··~11t rh 'I 111 .1pprec111t" 200 Harbor Blvd 1960 VW Dbl C..ib. good '75 Rabbrl 4 dr. dlx. 1ur. 76 Pa~r. loaded. must car. llbr uil. AC. crwse, 918-}485 -1n1, .1 c ·" i 11 001of1 COSTA M~ Have somethmg to sell? cond. new trans. brks. AM /FM cas& s lereo. xlnt ~. $2000 64S-50U an. ~tape. a1J U>f' auto 1r.--.11 9940 :~ ~1111 l!>ll 1#1111> 645--5700 ct..U1ed ads do It well. _t:ies_·t_o_ffl!r 642-0922 dys oond 12895. 675-4857 6pm. appointments. X1nt cond. ;. ..... , •• ., ... ,, ... AAdo$, M•w 9100 Auto,, Mew 910 Alltof, N•w 9100 Autos. N•w 9100 Autos, Hew 9100 At.tos, H•w 9too Autos. H•w tlOO lmm.c. Pn~ed to sell at ~- • ••••••••••• •••••• •••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ::••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... PP.67 ·-, ~ '76 Coupe de VUJe. loaded. like new. qwck sate. $5996. 968-4080 ALLNEW .1979 280ZX ANY NEW 1978 DATSUN 200SX WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING IN OUR STOCK NOW GOING AT FA TORY INVOICE! ANY NEW 1978 DATSUN F-10 IN OUR ·srOCK NOW GOING AT FACTORY INVOICE! ANY NEW 1978 B-210 WITH FACtORY AIR CONDITIONING IN OUR .. STOCK NOW GOING~T FACTORY INVOICE! GIGA IC DATSUN PICKUP SELL-OFF! EVERY NEW 1978 SHORTBED PICKUP WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION IN OUR STOCK NOW GOING AT FACTORY INVOICE! MANY-Tb CHOOSE FROM·WHILE THEY LAST! EVERY CAR LISTED BELOW NOW SPECIAll Y CLEARANCE PRICED. SEE THEM ANO SMILE! "r' SAl:E SPECIALS 1f74 2tO c,,.. ......... )•""" .. 1, .... . 1m ao c,. • -.... .,..,t . 1f77 2I0/2+2 ,. .• •~ l">Nt04''·&i •II' V\ 1'71 Cettet Ufttlec:k '\.Oii .... to•' • .. i.i• fll 1973 MAZDA RX2 CPE • ....,,,. •• ,.~ ..,., •.. O""\h •"'"··· $1578 1976 ARROW HATCHBACK • "'°" .... ·-\ "'°' , •• '°"" . .,,.. ·~*"' . \ "'"'. ~ ..... """O ,_._ ... \ \.t.....-~' -·, •• 1972 CHEV IMP CUSTOM CPE ·--ff"W"I ., ..... ~ ....... ·"''> • ..... ,. .... ..-'"" ·~· ,,_. .. ,. l:t "'' _,. v•-. ... , ,., ... •1 ........ $1754 1971 FORD LTD CPE 6 •' ...., VI ~toe: M....,,,""'t , .... f ""'J•°" ti"" ,,,,.,~.., f ......... .0¥» ~ ... , f'f'tC.<w/ '1777 1 ~4 vw \•., •I ................. 11'1 ,_..,, • •"' I ... ,"" .. ~ \o•j, .... 'I •' .. ~¥'$2990 1974 DATSUN PICKUP .... , , ... 1968 FORD MUSTANG ,,,. rvd 'II *tf''0"'4t-C on~ q _,.,,.,,,.. • • '" ,., ..... , .. ,, .., ., .. , ,,.... ' '"' ,.,,_, "' '"'°'~' $ ~ Dlll-1-DATSUI DEILI CALL US TdDIY 558-7811 ·77 Coupe de Ville, loaded. 27,000 ml PP $8200 8..11 1526 aft 5. ·71 SEO. brn & tan lop. ruce cond. 93 M rci.:. ~as Sl995 P/P548·2245 ..,~ ......... ""' ......... .., '69 Eldorado very very c lea n. Would consider Van i n t rad e . 1572 ·Newport Blvd. C M s.6-3107 Bob ........ ._..c..... ,..,.... i3 Ford Comet, ne w tires &shocks, AM/FM. $1000. or best. 963-1621aft 5. '73 LTD entry Sq. Wgn. '78 Coupe de Ville. loaded. 9-pass. s~. A/C. P /S. low mtJea~e. Purchue P/Br. S2100 or 1>1;t ofr. or Lalce over lease. $2180. Ong ownr. Aft 6 PM. m>. Days 752 78:5.Seirt.. 63. 642·1.906 or eves 759 9S29 -------- 9920 '72 Wagon, Cla.s~ J rut.ch. air shocks, cruz controi_ • ••• •• • • •• •••• ••• ••• ••• Sl050/ofr. 642·2154. '7J Impala. <ldr spt scd auto trans. PS. PB. AC, '76 Ford4dr,lowm1leage. AMll-'M i.tcr••o Clean. I owner . xlnt cond Be:.l well maint Xlnt cond _of_r __ 497 __ ·2936 ____ _ $19135 559·5862 T I Ip~ '75 Gra nada V8. A IC. ·75 Malibu. beautiful l~s hke new. $2395. <'Ond. $2700 dys 892-5505. eve 536·8964 642.837(( -------'72 Pmlo Runabout. 23M mi. '72Cort.ina. 87M mj. 6424538 '74 Monte Carlo. blk. lo mi. muny options Sl200 552·59'l8. 752·2315 ---- '76 Monte Carlo. 29,000 m1. SACRIFlCE '73 LTD wgn, fl a wlesi.. a ll option:. 9 pa!\S. PIS. P /8 , A/C. S4.500to£fer 552·0528 38.000 m 1. xlnt cond. Chrysler 9925 ~bst ofr.640-024~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lii4etcwy 9950 ············••········· 1976 CHRYSLER CORDOIA :! Dr Har<Jt o p Autom ata<'. J\M I F'M stereo. ractory air cond . pwr": :.t.eenng & brakes. pwr.seat<sphtl & win dows. vmyl roof. crwsc control & sharp! Lac 976M ZT Stk 3552 ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST LINCOLN·MERCURY DeaJershJp is now OPEN UYR.ADEIOE LINCOLN-MERCURY UJ-l8 Auto Center Dr SDFwy-Laie J."'orest exit IRVJNE 830-7000 $489'9 THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR 6lVD. COS.TA MESA 642 · 0010 i2 Col. Park 9 pass wa~ Wh ite. fully loaded 1 XJnt • $2500. 675·6161 '75 Mont ego MX . brougham. air, AM/FM. xlnt cond. $21)5(). M:>-2821 .. stang 9952 ··············~········ ·72 New Yorker. l dr HT. '70 Ml\CH r. JS! Cleveland xtra sharp. load<'<i. Eves. w/easy mi. $2450. Ph 64G-4622. $1 ';so 631 3230 --~~-~~~ -'utol, ~w 9800 OlckllDbff 9955 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ···········••'-9•••••••• NEW 1979 ZX's IN STOCK READY FOR IMMmlATE OB.IYERY 5SpdC,. Blue !Stk 145-9) s SpdCpe Srlver Blue <Stk 144-91 SSpdCr White tStk 128-9) s SfldCpe Red CStk 136-9! 5 SpdCpr Green !Stk 135-9) 5 SpdC,. Blue !Stk 129-91 s Spdc,. S11ver(Stk 131·91 s SpdC,. Chamoagne IStk l22·9/ s Spd Ct- Yellow (Stk 121-9) All Ct- Yellow (Stk 100-91 A/TC,. Green IStk 109-9 A/TC,_ While (Stk 108-9! A/TCpr Maroon (Stk 127-9) A/TCpr Champagne CStk 138-91 MOSTWmt FACTOIY Al• SANTA ANA DATSUN 2001l.17th St. SANTAANA 558-7811 '77 Starf1rc V .fl, xtrcii. Mint cood. 25.000 mi. lll95 Pvt pty 498·2666 '65 Olds. engine & tran:. rea l ~ood . Xlnt rond . SS95 962-535San " PM . ·73 98 Olds LS. new radial tr res. cruise. AM / l''M radlo. tit whl, 6 way pv.r M!aL<., l owner. like new S2595 642. 3984 '7S~SUPRt:MI': Silver/Burgundy, Vinyl roof. crwse control, AIC, AM /FM :o.tereo, p , B. PIS. $2,800. 645·32619 a:.k for Max 9957 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 Pinto hatchbk, blfl cond. 60.000 m i, s afely converted, $137S/i>1;l otr . 968-9172 '72 Pinto Sta. Wgo, nu U~. A/C. good shape. l.st S895 laJces. 64'6-6595 ..,,..... 9'60 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '73 Scamp Plymouth AIC, PS/PB. radio. Auto trans. S14SO. 496·682u eves. ftClllH9c 9965 ........................ 1971 PONTJAC Fii .wrd Eaprit Automatic. pwr. w in. <lows, air cond... stereo and "T ·Top". I n showroom condition ~ (9581 ). 0HLYS7495 HOW.UD Che..-olet Dove &Quall Sts. NEWPORT BEACH IJ~555 '67 Pont. Convert. V ·II, Wire whls, rare model but needs .body & engine WOfk . As king $500. 846--0176 '11 ~rd. PS, PB, 3SO. 3 spd. SISOO / bst orr. 549-1.217 '61 l"inblrd. auto, P /S. blK.k, air. Super sharp, Sim Ca 11642 4504 Y9 9974 ••••••••••••••••••••••• -~·· OAl_L_V_P~IL~O~r ____________ ~Mon;;::;,;~d~·~r~No;.-.;.wt~m~t»~f~0....;.;19-7~9------------------------------------------..---------------------------------------------------~------------------------- .. ~ f. • c ' Warning : Th e Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your He alth. 'CllilllliPICJlll~a.~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~---i lights" 12 mg"tar'.' () B mg n1co11ne-Menthol 14 mg"taC 0 B mg n1cot111e s 171 l t,11. l 011~n1cot 1ne-l 00' s 1 Bmg"tar' l 1 mgn1co11ne av pet c1gare11c. FTC Repo:1 May'78 lights l 00 s: 12 mQ ta(' 0 B mq n1co11111hw per c1gare11e by FTC Method .• " ' I . ' ' t I Huntington Beach Fountain Valley ED ITI ON Afternoon · N.Y. Stoeks ~ VOL. 71, NO 310, 3 SECTI ONS, 36 PA GFS ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 TEN CENTS f Tr':Joper Saves Tot; 5 Burn to Death 1 . 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I hem Tht•v "l'rt• st HI ali vt-and I ('ouldn 't ~t't 1n to get lhl'm It w Jll :-11rh a hl'lplE':.s foe ling "\'ou J U.'lt l'cu1'1 1magin(• what 1t 's likt' to w;itch four people dit'. 1·-.iwt·w ll)' \\hen you can't do ;inyth1ni: about 1t when you tu:.t have to stand there and 'IA. ,1H•h lht•rn dH· •• Thi• ln1w !>\JI"\ l\'Or, 5.year-0ld l 'lv ss •·~ n r1ns t o n o f W , • .,·1m111st<.·r Colo owes his ltfr 7 3 % County Voter Turnout Expected Ry GJ\RV (,Cl/\N\'ILLE OI ti. OA1ly Pll<>I 51•11 Orange Count~ H<'~1 c:;trar uf Voll'rs i\I Ol:mn S;l1rl lorlay ht-•·x pt>cts 73 p<.·n ·<·nt u f th<· t·ount~ 's t·h~thlt· \Ott·r:. \I 111 g111n th1• poll!> Tu<.·~1f.I\ 1t1 1·; ... 1 th1·1r bullots 1n the gl·nt·ral 1•l1•c·t11>n of 197~ * * * State Voter Signups Set Record SACRAMENTO <AP1 More than 10 million Californians arc e ligible to vote in Tuesday's election. Secre tary of State Marc h Fong Eu s;iys. tr Olson's votl•r turnout pn'd1ct1on holds trUl'. it m1•ans about 665.424 county res idents \.\ 111 gn to thl' polling hooths that \.\ 111 be open from 7 a .m to 8 pm Wh1k in the \'Otrng huoths. Orang<.• County voters will havC' thtc•1r say in six r:t<'l'S for state constitution.ii offices as well as in the outcome or eight sta tewide ballot init1 atl\l'S County voters will also have· their say in four congrt'ss1onal ra<.•es. onf' state Sl•nate contest ;.tnd ~I'\ l'Ontt·~tS £or Slate Asscmhly Clo!>er to home. the~ 'JI hdp selN't two county superv1sori;, a BROWN.Y.OUNGERVOW GOVERNM'Et-IT CUTS-A5 county clerk·recorder and a s heriff as wd l as ht:'lp dete rminr the fate of local ballot issues. T he 1978 general e lC<'tion comes to Orange County with a record 889.636 residents registered to vote and. for the first time since 196-0. Democratic registrants outnumbering their Republican counterpart . ' to the 37·year-old trooper. who grabbed a ftrf exllnguisher and slammed 1t through a car win dow while bystand ers screa med for him to get away from the blazing wreckage The boy was in "fairly good" condition at Lawre nce Me morial Hospital with first and second· degree burns on his legs and face. Killed 10 the crash were his mothe r. Terresa Brinston. 20. or West minster . his a unt. SonJ:J Be lls. 39. and h e r childrN1. Rodgelte Betts. 18. Andrae· Betts. ti. and Zaccarias Griffin. 22. all of Comme rce City. Colo The s ixth victim was Richard Jones. 19. of T o kepa. K an Pol1c said Jones~ pickup truck cro~sed th<> m edia n of the· Kansas Turnpike near Lawre nCl' and struck the car. which had Off and Running just filled up with gasoline A car lw111g lowed by the fom1 ly car lurched forward . shovtn~ the lead car under the pickup <ind rnpturing lht> car's gas tank. pollC'e said. Piro eruptt.-d . sending up a p<1ll of s moke tha t Foste r spotted "hill' patrolin~ a s hort disl;inel' away "When I drove up tht•r c was Just a t>all of fire." Foster re- (See JlF.SCUE. Page A2> This \\a!. the' SC'l'Ol' Saturday at Mason Rt·gion<.il Park in lr\'lne when l.1 60 people !-.howcd up tor a :'i-0 mile relay r ace sponsored by thl' Nl'" port Beach Hunners J\ssoc1ation Winning lO·mcmbl'l' teams Wl'fl' in thl· ml.'n ·~ d1 v1s 1,on. tht• .~l\n Hoadrunner:-.. \\omt•n ·!). Campo K;d~>f ~ewport Fk.ich . polite and fin" LAP() Opl'n Team ., I l She said ther<' w erC' 10.129.fiOl people registcrC'd to votl' (1n Oct 9. the last day to r<'gistcr for the Novembe r general i:lecCion Thal sets a rct·ord for voter r(•g1strat1on in a guberna toria l election year . But Olson expe<'ts fewer people to vote Tuesday than voted in the general elections of 1972 a nd 1976 when tbere were presidential races a t stake. And the Democratic voter: registration margin 1s so slim . 3,015 registrations. thal the county's 68.006 voters who a re not affiliated with a political party held the !political > ba lance in their hands . Campaign Letter Brings Accusation By ROBERT BARKER Ot .... OiMly f'llol Stall • Huntington Beach Cit y Al torncy Gail Hutton was accust'd of flagrantly mis us ing her officl' today after a campa ign letter went out over the weekend bear ing he r signature She said the letter was pre pared and mailed by th<.' Wiedt•r campa ign and that ~he 1 Mr.. Hutton 1 made a few change~ 10 1t bt•fore affixing her s1gnatun· Report Backs FDA Position 0n SacchariR WASHINGTON tt\P I The Food and Drug /\dmin1stratwn. "hrt'h has b<'(>n scek1Ag to ban sa('eharin. appare ntly has been bo l s lcrt.·d h y a Nat i o n al Academ y of Sc1c•nces report that l'onc ludes the popular ~ugar s ub· st1tutl' "mui;t hf' viewed as ;:i potent ial cause of canter 10 humans .. f • I ' ~ . ~ '· Mrs F.u expects 75 percent of those voters lo tu rn out 1Jn clt•ction day. The r<·~1slrat1on rl'rord for a pres1denlla l l:'h'l't ton year was set in 1972. \.\ h('n 10.466.215 iwrsons were on the 1<0ler rolls in November. The lall•st f1 gurc·s spcJl trouhle for Republican s. who h ave• a majority in only om• county Mono . whi rh h <t s 1,637 R tc•publ1 can~ and I .609 Oe mocr ats Orange Cnunty , o n ce a Republic1rn stronghold. now has 407 .fl68 Democrats and 404 ,653 R<'pubhrans Overull. Dl'm ocrats have a 5'i .34 perc:t•nt rc•g1st rat ion t'dt;e in California There an• 5.7~.755 l>t>m ocrut s a nd 3.4fi5 ,275 R epublicans. 84.884 Amt•rican Jndepcnric>nt Party ml•mbers. 31,407 P eace unrt Fr.ccdom Party m cmbt'rs. 2fl .08'.l m<•mbc•rs o f m1 scellanct•1111s parties ;rnrl 790· 197 1nckpl'nd1•11t!>. Sentence Upheld W 1\ S JI I NG T 0 N I A'P l Carmrnt' Ga lante. reputed sur N•ssor lo Carlo Gambino as or- g .1n 1 zt.'d crimr's "boss of bosses," failed today in an at ll'mpt to haw the US Suprl'mc Court fret• hrm from prison. The JUStices ll•t stand. without com- m ent. Galantt•'s 1962 narcotics rons plracy t•onviction anri 20· y('ar sentenct· I Funth Used For Gems? LOS ANGELES' <AP l Stanley Ma rk Rifkin. the comput er con s ~tant charged in a $10:2" milliQn bank thdt. converted most of the money into diamonds purchased from the Soviet government in a scheme involying a Swiss bank account, tl was re· vealed today. ln a n affidavit. the FBl disclosed that Rifkin trans ferred SS.I millio n from Security Pacific Bank here to the Swiss bank account of "RtJSSAl.tMAZ ... an arm of the Soviet government that. h and.lea the export of dl11monds c E arll"r story. AS.) APWlrepMIO On If t>r Way Sixteen-vC'ar-o ld P a tlv Wilson. a' distance runne-r from La Palma. smiles Sun- day after arn\·i ng at Nev.· York ·s Fort Tryon P a rk. M 1ss Wilson. who s uffe r s fro m <'pilcpsy, ran 2'.000 m il es t o pr o m ote the Epi lC'psy Foundation. LA Countian Sought; Coast Studef!l Raped Poli cl• are search1n~ for a Los Ang~s Count y m an in connection with the Saturday m orning rape of a 17-year·old flun'ington Reach girl after sh<> was returned home from a high school football game. The rapist. who identified himself to the girl. grabbed his victim Crom behind. dragged her from her garage and pulled her into his auto at 12:30 a .m . The girl was lrealed and releast'd from Costa Mesa Mem onal Hospita l. Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said a warrant for the 21-ycar·olcl r ape suspect will be obtained today from the Orange County District Attorney's OCflcc Armed 'Ape' .Robs Store , The robber wore a gorilla suit. His hairy hand held a .38 caliber revolver wh.ich he used to rob a Westminr.ter liquor store of more than S500 Saturday night. Police S;lid there were no in· j uries in the 9:40 p.m . heist at the Wine Stein & Barrel s tore at 14550 BrookhurstSt. The would·be ape was last seen behind the wheel of a white v an h eaded north on Brookhurst, police said. Voters in Orange County will i.:et a first inkling about how the election is ~oing locally at about 8:30 pm Tuesday. That rs when Olson expects to announce how rou~hly 23.000 vote rs who cast absentee ballots voted But it won't be until 11 p.m that partial counts or Tuesday's voting will be available. Olson s aid He preclkted the final count won't be completed until about 10 a.m Wednesday Top billing on Tuesd ay's ballot belongs to the governor 's race and the contest bet ween Oe mncratic incumbent Edmund G Brown Jr and Rcpul)lican Eve lle Younger . In Orange County. heaviest interest is foc us<'d on the 36th state Senate D1~t rtct "here Dem ocratic slate Assembly man Ron Cordova and formt•r state senator J ohn Schm1ll are matched. Going into the ele<:lion. the two m aJor parties each h ave two of the four congressional SC"als available either wholly or rn part in Orange County. In the njne·m cmbcr stale legislature delegation the county sends to Sacramento. lht' Democrats hold five of the nine offices. . Mayor P ro T empore Richard Siebert said the letter. which was sent to voters dn behalf of Oran~e County supervi~or can· didat e Harnett Wtt'<ier . "as 1m prope r and that the city attorney should oot permit a non-partrs;in orrice to get involved 1n the poht1cal sphe re. The computerized letter wa~ printed on private stat1on('ry but the letterhead at the top of 1t read . "CM\lL HUTTON. Office of the City /\uorney. City or llunt mgton Beach .. Tht> names of Siebert. Mayor Ron Shenkman und Cit v Coun cilm en Bob Man<11c and Ron Pattinson \\t:'rt' ust•ii 1n thl' 1£·tll'r in support of Mrs W1cdt·r Shenkman. Sit>bt•rt anrt Man die said thl'y wouldn't havt' al lowed their namC'S to bl· used because of the ;ippan•nt offtc1;.il appearance of the lt'lt('r P atltnson said he found no ob· Ject1ons . ho\loe,·cr "She \lot1 S elected by lhe p('opl£' and she 1:- welcome to use the title as sh(' sees fil. .. h<' said. Mrs Hutton said today the lt•t ter \\as written on pri vale st a tione ry aod not on offic111I city stationery "II was not p::ud f<)r by tax payers and I feel I can enc)Qrsc any quallficd candidate I wis h." I 0% Oil Bike? Kuuxiit Report, Vnconfirmed KUWAIT <AP) -Arab oil producers have a greed to increase prices 10 percent when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries m eets next month in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwaiti n,J!wspaper Al Scyassa reports. The increas<' could (not immediately be confirmed. Crude oil sells for about S12.70 a barrel. a nd experts say for every increase of 5 percent motorists pay about a half ·cent more per gallon at the pump. Al Seyassa said Sunday the decision was made by r epresentatives of oil-producing nations during the anti.Camp David summit in Baghdad. Al Seyassa quoted a source in the Iraqi capital saying Arab oil ministers will soon be traveling to industrialized Western nations to explain the increase, which reportedly was forced • by the declining value of the dollar. OPEC's currency unit. OPEC ministers decided at a June meeting to Impose a price increase by the end of the year. (Set> LETl'ER. Pag(' A2' * * * Flier Called 'Misleading' By Gibson By JACK.IE HYMAN 01 t,_ O••I• Pitel St.oil The increasing bitterness that h a:s characte rized the 73rd /\s SC'm bly Dist net race intcns1f1l'CI today as Republican hopeful Chuck Gibson protested what he claimed \\3S a "false and mis leadtng" campa1~n flt er put out ova tht• weekend by his rival Incumbent Dennis Mangl'r~. 0 Huntington Beach, rl'pl11•d that h<' bclieHt. th1.• flil'r to ht· al'<.'urate· 1r1 accusrng G 1 bson of taking campa1~n stand:. that an• op posite or positions he look 10 his \\Ork as a leg1slat1vt· a na lyst for tht• city of Los Ang('l<•s The flier. "'h1ch arrived in many Orange Coast m <11lboxcs on Saturday. d isplays inform a· hon about M an~ers on the out s1dt• On the inside two facm~ pagt:'s. it declare:-. "There Arc Two Chuck Gtbsons " On the left pasic. the br ochurt· quOtl'S SOm C' of Gibson's cam pa 1gn statem ents On the right page. it quotes what it asserts are positions taken by Gibson in th<' past which contradict his campa ign quotes. "Somt' of the bills <on whic h ~his t'omment& arc re portedly cit- ed I I haven't even st>cn or cer· tainly don't remember seeing," Gibson said today . fie said that in his legislat1v<: a nalyst pos1t1on. from which he 1s c urrently on leave. he doesn't endo rse or oppose legislation. "To me 1t 's false and mis lead ing and it shows Mr. Mangers' ruthless pursuit of offi ce."' he a'ctded . "He says he's running a clean campaign a nd the n he ~om es out with this." Mangers said he believes the brochure "i11 a particularly soft piece" compared to much of Gibson's campaign literature. "Now he knows what it's like," he said. "We have had to r a c e s l' \' e r a I r o t I e n a n d thor o ughly vicious pieces of lltetotu.re coming out of his cam· paign in which he has hand· picked som e pieces of legislation f didn't even remembber either. iso mc of which were untrue ... Donald Kennt't1y . fo'J)i\ t•om missioner. called th<' r1 ·port "a l'Om prehcn~1 H '. 11b1t·C't 1 \'1• ;.rnd thoughtful t•v;1Juatron " whOSl' main C'o nclu~1nn "fully r ein fnrN'S that rl'al'lwd l'arlter by FD/\ .. In the 'Prtng of 1977,the F01\ I ncd to lwn s;ied1ann. whic h 1s tht• last art1fic1:,il SWl'N1..·ner al lo\.\t'd to b<.• !>Old rn the• United Stall•' But Congrl'Ss imposed ;in IR monlh mur<1tonum on <rny FD1\ <tt'tllln 1H·nr1ing furthe r ~t udy Thl· morutorium t.'xp1rf.'s .\-ta y 23. I ~17!+ Thl' .wa<it·m~ ~tudy. done al t ht' n •quest of Conl!rf!>'i. said furt ht'r l<1hor<it1Jr\' s t urt1cs to l'!-1 abt1sh the c 1rc1nogcn1c <'.llll'l'r raoi-.1ng µ11tent1a l of s aet·ha nn an• 1101 lll'l·dcd undl'r ('\l~llllJ? )t.llo\ St ud1l'S "1th l:ih<iralnry rats s how tht' ~v.cett•rtl·r 1s a "low µotc•nt1al " C'arC'lnogt•n when c•omparL'a1d Oranggj_Coast t:.. L:=> ZC""lli f :::iior7.Z \leather Fair thro ug h Tuesd ay :i nd s li g htl y warme r . S li g ht c han ce o r lo w clouds and fog along the cqast High!I in upper 70s. Lows 5-0 to 55. INSIDE TODAY .. I ioos using dope . man. 1uana. angel dust. cocame and heroin with pr/ls and dr1nk1ng." :toys L.rttle Richard of rock ond roll /llmf' Thm he turned lo God See story Page Alo ladex '" ,. ... , ,.._.let Atl "°""°" IHU ... 94 AMl..a~ L M loyel •• Mow! .. ····-· u ..... ..-....... c..11 ..... 1. ,., O••~C-y c..,...n Al4 , ... , ... _ Cl 0 •• ... 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NJ IA P l -An HO·~·l'ar old Union Towns hip man h as <1 d m itl l•d !>ta b bing h1~ 75·Yl'ilr old wift> to d t'ath becau~t' ~he l>urnt·d his lunch. polil'l' ~tllnt ovc·r th!! burned lunch "l t apparently was one of I hoM· -.pontanl·nu~ n·ac t1on~. that a t lhc·1r a~e. mushroom <.'<!." s aid Ebert The police chief said Pn eto told police he slashed has wrist~ and s tom<1ch afte r stabbtn~ his wif e lf e wa s r e p orte d ho:;p1t ahzed m :;tablt• condition Huntington Eyes Agency Merger Huntington RE'ach City Council m(·mlJl'rl-. tonight will l'Ontmu1· d1sl·usMons <ihout the possihll· m er gl'r of the Hecre:Jtion. Park:-. and Human Ser v•<'<'s Dt•par t ml•nl with the> H a rbor s a n cl Re;1\•h1•s lkpartm1•11t Cuu111·1I offtl'tab ~di rhS<'US!\ lhe mc•ri(t•r ancl olht•r t>ark I!\ :-.uC's with lhl· H1·t·n •at ion and Parks Comm1ss111n c.11 a JOIOI '>l udy "t•ssion c.1t fj 30 p m O RANGE COAST " • DAILY PILOT '""" o.-,.,.,....c "'"" 0..-h p,.._. .,...,,._.,... n .. ,, .n bt~ttw>N .. ~ '"''""'\ 1\Cht0f1•l"'<lbwl""'° O~·•"',. (bt•\I Pihl ·1'1"')(t Mp.tn<r ~ ... Ht O•t tA\ ,,., gvt'lol-·N'O M4 l'\d~I 1~HC>V~f't , ,,,,.., t'W (',,,,,. l#>Vt Nt••OO' I B• ,,, n •lu"110'J1on 9'"H" I OUf" t••" "'''"• ''•"'' r,.-onh1·ho.fl" "•""'' 4ft'\.I ~•"Y"• h ~~th(O.• f A\'~''°q.°'""'l"'(I• hl'\P\ I 0Ut'l1h~hMJ ~Jf!Utdlt't'"' M'wJ """"""' T""' f"1N"111U 11410'•"'"\Q f\lf'.I'' • 1'1 l'IQ Wot II.Av \Arr t ( ~ It ~· • ( •' IOtt'l1ft ~.10 ..... , ......... l'tl 111o",,t .. rt,,P1JtJif'./t>I U <t R C..-titt " ' t·· .. ;.. •t ·•"'d '""""' .. 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Italy. as P ope .lohn l'crnl II \1l.1l:-. thl· tomb of St. Francb in the B<.1~1I H·cJ of Assist Staff Chief Iran's NolV Prime Minister "'" w1,._10 NEW PRIME"'MINISTER Gel'). Gholam Reza Azhari Amin's-34th ChiUlNamed After River N ,\IHOHI K t.•n'(;,a l;\P l l'res1dcnt ld1 Amin has na mel1 hl!'o 3·1lh t h1ld K .IJ,!l'l'<.l Hl\t'f, l 1g J 11 cla Haeho h;1:-. rcpur lC!cl. ='!umbt.•r 34 1s a boy and :~ ,., tlw total number of childn•n of fi1·1 all~· f,1thc·rl'd by Amin. l\nrl ht• "as nam ed Kage>ra 1<1v1·r in honnr of thl' ";Jf with ·w1g hbon ng T;m tanw, <il'rord ;11g to tht.' broad C'ast mo nitored ht'r<' Sunday. Tht• r adio said the nam e \\as chost·n het·aww tht· bCJby was born to Amm 's senao r v.1fc . Madina. during Uganda 'i. annex al ion of a i;tnp of T anrnn1;10 I.ind hl'l\w cn the KCJgt•ra W1\1•r and the Ugandan bnr dc•r 1.a .. 1 \\l'l'k The• rtH·r. j1·e·ordin1-t to ga11 d ;1, no" f11rm !\ th•· r1·1111t 11111' hl'lv.e1.:n th1• l\\O :.ir m1l's. fi'ro• Page A l LETTER. • • Mr:-. Ba11t·y. \o\ho tl1·1·ltn1·cl to havl' lwr n.1ml• usl'<l hecaUM: of \\hat slw (·c.tlll-<1 neg:ill\'l' com ment:-. about Hilkl•r. abo said tht• lt'tlN hl'.1<l ap1H.:an•d lo ht• map µrnpnalt• "ll apJ)l•ars lo h<• ;1n (Jff1cial k lk r from tht· city atlornt•v ancl I frC'I 11 w.1!> l)c}()r Judgmt•nt on Mrs Hutton'~ part.'' s h\• ~;uc1. TEHRAN. Iran IAP l -Iran's chief of s taff. Gen Ghol am Reza Ath a ri. was appointed pnml• m misler today to for m the fir..l m ilita ry government in 25 yt'ar'> and prop the rrol·lOrn rule of ~h ah Moha mmed Reza Pahlavi J aafar· Shanr Emami. a c1v11t an. resigned as pr1 mt• minbll'r Sunday night as mob~ pillaged and burned ~ect1ons ol Tehran Rioters also wen· n •porlt'd to ha vl' broken a~<1rn into the compound housin~ t h\· British Embassy's l'mplOYl'l'~ :rnd the fire damaged {'ha m·cr y Tunk:. and troops ringed kl·' :.ite~ tn Tehrnn. m artial l;.iw C:t uthon11es ba nned four of fi\I• morning newspapers and lhl· governm ent r adio repea tedly broadc a<;t ma rtial l:iv. rei!ula lions wamrng any gdlhe n ng of m o re than thre e personl> will be "s m ash<.'<i by forcc." T h e anti-government pro· t est e r s d em a nd pGl i t 1c a l hbt•r altza(1on. a rC'turn lo trad1· t1ona l Is lamic \'al ucs 1n lhb over whelmingly Moslem nation and :in l'nd lo what they say is domina lion hy thl'We!\t Sh:.i h Mohammed Hl·ta P a hlavi's decis ion to a ppoint :\1.ha r1 \\ ~1~ bd 1l'\l'<I ,, fmal attempt to s av1• Imo from destruction and anarchy as wl'll as presen.'t' th<' monarc:hy Thl· riote rs who ra m pagl'Cl throu~h Te hran ov('r thl' wct'kcnd !'ohoutcd. "Dc<ith to tht• shah ... the imperial rult..-r who has run I ran :n years fn an 1mpass1oned lO·mtnUll' r adio address to the• na twn today. the s ha h pledged th al "u nla wful ac tions. cr uelty and ('Orruption an• things of the pa!\t and "'ill soon he removt•d at <1nv c·ost .. fie l'xplained his decision to appoint Azhar i by saying "The killings and chaos m many pc.1rts or the country reached such a s t a~e ~•s to cndan~er th<' cou ntrv's 1ndcpende nt·l' T h<' dc>plorable PVCnts of Sunfl av which S('t th1· c·a p1t al on f ir(. <'au sed lhf· rcs1gnat1on Of thf' IWV t'rnmcnt In ordl'r to prt.'Vt•nt rurth1•r unn•st and k1 1lin~s. and in ordc•r 10 c~tabhsh law and ordt•r I lrn•d m y be:-.t to e·st ahhs h <1 r o<1l1t1on ~n\'ernmC'nt but it drrl not work T hl•rt'fc1re I w<1s c·ompc llt-d tn :1 ppoint er lt•mporary m1hlar~· govc•rnm l•nl ... I m mcdialc opposition rt.•ar twn to the• military takt'OV('r wa' rl1!\lrarn~ 1't•hra n ·, top Moskm h·adl·r. Ay;ttullah Ta lt•,L!hani blamed gOVl'rnm enl provocators for lhl· nrson a nd r h:1os in the• slret'ls a nd called on the people to avotcl confrontatton with seru rit \ forces "in view of th f' foC'I th:;t unprt'd1rtablt> s 1tu<1t1ons an· about to wkl• plan· and in ordl·r to prevent ... bloorl:-.ht•cl .. Arson Blamed; Nine Die in Hotel Fi-re HONESDALE . Pa. IAP I -Arson caused a fire that killed at lcast nine residents of a 19th century hotel, a coroner says. Six others an: missing and m ay have perished in the intense blaie "Tht>r e is no doubt that it was a suspicious fire and t believe 1t was arson." Wayne County Coroner Robert Jennings s aid of the S u nd ay morning fire at the Allen Motor Inn in this rural towh in northeastern Pe nnsylvania . Nine bodies had been recovered from the rubble of the hotel whe n the search was called off Sunday night. ond J ennings said s ix r esidents were still unaccounted for. "I have an tdea where the fire started, under a st airwell. but I won 't t a lk about that further:· said J ennings, who was being as· s1ste t.I in his investigation by the New York Cit y a rson squad and Dr. M arvin Aronson. Philadelphia's medical examiner The blnie was the third at the hotel in two months, one firefighter said The first two fires wt•re minor and caused no In· juries. Jennings noted that an Oct. S fire 1Uso started under a st airwell , The sear ch for morf' bodies res umed today Aronson suggested that the rem ains or som f' victims might never be found Low Vote Turnout Expected WASllJNGTON tl\P l '1'hc 1978 ch.'<·twn c•ampa1~n i.how!> signs lha t tht• mood of Arn l'ric:a was mark<.'<1 by .111 indtffcrcnc<' unlikely to produ<.'c dram atic change m 1 he De mocratic P arty's control of ConKrcss and m ost stat<" governments. u esp1tt• get-out ·th e·voll' cam· patgns. a low t urnout was expect edTucsday Ir historic patterns hold. tlw Republicans. as the party out of power in Washington. should pick up seats in Con~ress. The m ost optimistic forecasts of GOP gaiQS. howev er . leave the party far short of e nding Democratic control of the House and Senate As the ye ar or Proposition 1:1 . o f 1ax prolt•sts and d~mand:-. for c uts 1n govt'rnmcnl budgl·l::.. 1t l.\Ould ::>l'l'm like· a d1ff1t·ull l 1ll•ct1on for int umhe nh Yc·t th1• go\ C'rnors of s t•\ c•rCJ I of \ht· 11at1on ·s larg<.•sl slat('!\ a p111':1r ht·adcd for n "elt•ct 1on Whl'tht>r H1•publ1c :.in:-. ur lh•m ocrnts . candidates l'ffi phas1zed pocketbook issues in· n at ion. taxes a nd ~overnm{·nt s pe nding and polls show mu-;t 1\ml·ncan~ M'l' lllll<.-r11ffcr<'nt·1 111 how lht· twu oart1cs dt•al w1lh lh1· c l'ono m y In a n As::.ot•iak d P rt•!\s·'.':BC N('WS poll. 48 per<:l•nt of tho-.i· n •spondmg sa1tl tbe rr livt•s "111 bl' nl•1ther bett(·r nor worst· no matll·r who win:.. lht· d etllllll 'Despondent' Father Kills 3Sons, Self HEADING. P <t •A l» ,\ m •in who killed his thrt•t• !'oOrl., a nd h1msl•lf b) running a htN from his C'r11"'> «"<ha us r p1 pf· 10111 lh<' VC'h1rl<' had l alkl·d ahout su1c idt• rt'cently poltl't· !\aicl I\ n ~ u l o p s y >i u n d a ~· <II- I l' r m 1 m.'d asphy'<1<.1t111n ,1s th1 C'i:IU S(' of d eath for Ncbon '.\Ton tel. 35. and h1..., !\On:-. M arci). 10 . Nl•lsnn Jr . !I. ~ind Mont~ 1 3 ac·l·ord1ng to Ur John Foc ht. Bt•r ks County cor oner T he cur , with the four bod1f's ins ide. was found Saturday off .1 rural road 111 Exete r Township Police s:.11d the c<ir door!\ \\Ni· unlocked. •ind then· ";.1s no Mg11 of strugi:I<· Fo.c ht rul l·d t h.it <·.1rli1111 mono..;1d1.· fuml•i-. k1lll'd \ht· four. b ut authonlll'l-> \\Cl'l' <J \\,11111111 r1· suits of tox1tolog) ks!!. 111 le,1111 1f lhl1 c·h1ldn•n had bct•n scdat('t Po llet.' sa1<f Monll't. told ht!> brotht·r. H;1dnond. thc.1t ht· ""~ cuntC.'mplat1'11g su1 c1d1· Mont1·1 had hl'l'll dl·spondc nt for srvc•ral d a vs OVl'r whal was descrrbl'd <1• i::ra dually d1•\ ,.1or1ng man t.tl µrob I em s P ol1 ct· ~a1<1 lhat Mo11tc·1 v1s1lt·tl h1:-. brother Friday m ghl wilh h1., son s Ha \ m o nc1 1'1>0t·1•rnc·d abo ut the m . 1 r wd 10 fol Im\ M ontez' l-;tr hut 111:-.I :-.1~ht ul thl·m Exelt•r Tov.nsh1µ Polin· Lt Stan ll'\' Bi lski s a id t lw bud11 ·' were d1srove rt.'<i b) a m .1n w:i lJ., i ll g I n Lil<.' \\IHHI s 1\ r a (' l' 11 .. :\1o ntt'7. rcµorted ht·r husbanl1 and chlldn·n m1!\-.1n).! ~.11 u1d:n m o rning Sht• \~a~ I rt«t 1 l'll for !\hock afkr lcurnin~ ul lht·1 1 dcc.1t hs •'ootboll Wbutf>r Huntington Bc<.1<:h ·!) Bt 1a11 l\11 l c ht•l l. 1 1. w ill go 111 OC'tro 1l Dec. 17 lor rurth \'1 compe tition a ft c•r "11H11nJ..: rl'g1onal th ~1mpio11-.h1p 111 h 1i-. .1ct· group 1n Funt \lotw ('0 111 p<11H .111<1 '\.1t1on.tl f.'1101 h.1 11 Lt":1g uc: .• pw1~t11t't Hc·g11111:d t·orn1w11111111 \\ ""' t•o1Hf tn·t t·red to refund an $800 ftnc• and pa) for 20 C:.t'>l'S of hquor tht•,v <·onf1:-.('ate•d o ff J ohn WaynC''s yacht thl!> :.um mer The liquor with Jn e:-.t1mal1 •1J v:.i luc of $2.000, was t:.ikc•n off lt1t Wild Goost' in Aug us t a t Ptmd1·r H arbor . north~t·!-<l of V.HH'Oll \1 •1 by Royal CJnad1an m o u11l1t•:-. w ho also fi ned lhl' sktPPl'r ~ T he actor was not on boci rd ,11 t h e t 1 m t.-. Th l' con v c r l<· d minesw<'e pcr was under c ha rt{•r to a ~roup of Can a dian bus•· nessmcn at tht· time F r iday, Mic hal'! Wa yn1•. t h1 Jctor 's son. ~aid a protest f1l1·cl by the mc.1ster of the· yacht. lkrt ·Minshall. ha~ bt<l'n rev 1ew1·d hv Ca n adia n autho r1t1 cs wh o CJg reed to cover the costs of lhl· incident. According to Wayne. the yacht we nt through Canadian custom s in Victoria. "Jn a situation like that. the lrq uo r a ll goes into a locke r and the· C'ustoms ofhcer 1s suppo~l·d to ~eal 1t The 1dl•a 1s that 1f ;1>u want a drink. you j!O out and huv CanJd1an liquor." tht• a('tor !\ son e xplained According l o M 1nsha ll, th1· \'Us loms o ff1 n•r 111 Vtt·t o ri.1 forgot lo S(•al I ht• liquor lock(•r When the ~ arht ~ot to P t>ndo·r Harbor .• 1 mounlit-cam e 1111 board m a dis pute· ovc·r lht• t\ p1 of fi sh rn~ lrccn~c the• yacht ., guests were u~mg T h e un s(•a l ect l oe•k 1•r ...,.,,... found. th<' hquor tonf1'>rn\e·cl ;md lhl' t·:.i pt.11 n f1m-d t\1 tnshall ;1ppl';1lc.iGKOK. Tha 1l:rnct <i\11 1 C'h111J's Tt>ng l b1::io µ111g , '111 prc·mtl'f nf tht' world's !t rt.:J.!'''I c·ommu111st countn. m1·wcf l..rrttl \\llrch for thv non 1·1•mmu111· 1 l.11111:-. of ~\11l h<'a~t i\s1.1 111tla\' \\I I h a har!\h .111 ;u·k 1111 I ht· Sm 1<'1 l ' n l "n . ... 'I''\ p ,1 ll !'o I 0 n I ., I ,JI II\ 1t1c:-Ill lh1 ll'j.!1110 Car Hits House; 3Hurt A i.mall bov was amon~ thn 't' pc·r:-.011:-. 1n1urt·cl f<'riday w hen <1 t'<•r with 1111 <.1lle~ed drunk1•n d1 1\.cr at lh1· Whl't'I crCJshed 1n111 lhl·1r hou:-.1· m M1l1way City, cav. 111g It Ill Callfom1j lhghway P atrol h1v<•st1 ga1111 s .11 rcsti'd a nd ho11k1'<1 M111:-.t·' ~1 c.1rt1n1•1 Co111,tlt•-.. 22 or Or.rngl'. 1111 "°'Pw11>n of frlony drunk1.:11 drn·111~ I k Wj' '<'ht'Ciult·d fur .1rra1g11mt·111 111 Wt:st Orang• ( 'uunt v .JudlC'1:1I 01!-otnl'l Court •HI I he charJ{t's tod ay V1<"t1m M;.ark Vaca, 7. n •1n .i1ncd ho:-.p1t Jh1f'd today .it W 1.· s t m 1 n s t l' r C' ei m m u n 1 l " l\11.,p1t a l 1n ~1 ahlt· c:ond1tion suf ll•l'll1 /.l ht•ad lllJUfll'!> Ent f:<;<·nlw<lo, :~ who w,,., 111 h1-. l>t.•11 Ill llw h1111w .1t 15~1 1 1 W11,1111 St . 111 • th1• t'llltnt\ 1t·111111n bt'l\\1•1·11 W1·)\t m111s1t·1 .incl llu111111glon Bt•Jc·h w." 1n-.11t'll .11 th1· h11-.p11;tl :ml! rl'lt•l1'>1'cl Su \hi!'! :111olht·r rc:-.1d1•111 I 1 1111dacl Ar1t!>t.1 S:i, of I ht' !>arnl• .ult! n·-.~ . 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S toeks VOL.t,1, NO. 310, 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES ORA°NGE COUNTY, CALI FORN I A MONDAY, NOVE M BER 6, 1978 TEN CENTS Trooper Sa1'es Tot;; 5 Burn to Death LA\\'IO:M'Jo~. l<.m 1A r 1 T roopt•r L.1rr)' 1''01>11•r 1·hok1><J dO\o\-1\ !'oCltk\ j !> h1• 1h''' nl~:O hi' n·~C'ut• of ..i ~ ~ 1•:1r oJd hm from ,1 flcr!o auto <'r.1-.h H1• r1111ldn t JIUt aA1d.-tht· · h1•l1>l•·1"11"1 f1•1·l1ni.: uf folhn.i h 1 ~avt> fl\ 1• owm bt·r~ 11( th•· boy '~ fom11> Tht• l.11n1h "·" n ·tur n111i.: homt• fr\ml .1 fllflt•I ul In \f1, l>IS~I Pl" ··Th\•f'\' '>H'n• lhft•t• uttic r~ 1n lh1• r1 1111t and IWO Ill th1• but•k,' f'"oi.H·r a t•\'t•n Y<'itr '1•1t•r"11 or ttw h. ..ini.as J11~hw,1) P.ttrol • .. 11d ,,, hl' n·<·111led Sunduv'!) h~.1d on 1·ollu11un bctwt•t•n ihf' Fo,l1·r 1 tH .ir1d .1 1111·k11p tr\ll'k. "'h11·h d:11n11:d ~111 II\ ct. · At 11""'' (11u1 of th1•m w1•n • uliv1· Thn lo\1•11• wn·;i mrn~ lu1 ht'Iµ. llUI I IA,,, ht·lplt•!> .... l )W.I 1'111111111'1 ~l'I lhl• t'.Jf IJl.ff! l l 11Uld11 l ,,:1•l HI hi ~l·l lhf•m Thty wcrl' still a live a nd I couldn't g1•t m to get them ll ".1~ :i vt·h a hclplt•ss feeling . "You JU.St can 't 1magrn c what it 'e. llkt• tu wat<.·h four people die. \'blH.'<.0 ially whC'n )OU can't do a nyth111g about 1t -when you JUSI trnvt• to stand there ,and v. al<'h th<•m 1ht' " Tlit• lone survivor . S·year·old ll l }~~c~ Br111 s l on o f W"·~t m111ster Colo . owes his hfc Suspect Jailed Man Held in $10.2 Million Theft LOS ANGELES c A P 1 Tiw FBI has arrestPd u 32 vear old comput<'r cons ult.mt Jccus~d of stealing $10.2 million from a Lo~ Angeles bank and usin~ most of the m onl'y to buy diammub from the Sov1l't gov\•rnmcnt. An FBI spokes m~m in Lo!\ A n~cl es confirmed today that S t an l ey M ark Rifk i n of Sepulveda was arrested Sunday nig ht in Carls bad. c Earlie r story. AS.) Further details of the arrest are not immediately availa ble In an affidavit made pubhc today. the FBJ disclosed that H1fk1n tran!>ferred S8 1 m 1lhon from Security Pacif1t• Bank h1·re to the Swiss bank account of ··u uSSALMAZ," an arm of the Soviet governm<.•nt th;.it handles th<.· ex port of diamonds. The FBI said that Rifkin. using a r e p u l a h I c• L o s ;\ 11 ~ <.• 1 e s diam ond broker lo m•):?olwtc for him. purchased the diamonds and had them broug ht lo Los Angeles The aff1dav1t s aid that Rifkin accomplished the wire trans fer of money from Security Pacific Ocl. 25 us ing secr et cod es. According to the affidav1l. 10%0illlike? Kuimit R eport lJ.nconfinned KUWAIT 1AP l Arab oil producers have ugrC'ed to inc·rease pru.'cs 10 percent when the Organization of Petroll•um Exporting Countries m eets next mo nth in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwaiti news paocr Al Scy ass<1 reports The increase could not i mmediately be confirmed. Crude oil Sl'lls for about $12.70 u barrel, and experts s ay for every increase of 5 per cent motoris ts puy about a half ·cent more per gallon a t the pump. Al Scya!)sa said Sunday the deCision was made by representatives of oil·producing nations during the a nti·Camp David s ummit in Baghd ad. Al Seyassa quoted ci source in the Iraqi capital s a ying Arab oil minist ers will soon be traveling to industrialized Western nations to explain the incr ease. which reportedly was forced by the declining value of the dollar, OPEC's currency unit. OPEC ministe rs d ecided at a June meeting lO impose a pri<.'e increase by the end of the year. 73% County Voter Turnout Expected By GARV GRANVIL.L E ()I the t).l1ly P•lot ~Ult Orange County Registra r of Voters Al Olson su1d today ht· expects 73 pert enl of thl· county's eligible vottors will go to the polls Tuesday to cast ttte1r ballots in the ~1mera l c lcclmn of 1978. If Olson's voter turnout prediction holds true, 1t means a bout 665.424 county residents will go to the pollml-{ booths that will be open from 7 a.m to 8· p.m Or~:~.:as t \\'e at h e r While in the voting booths. Orange County voters will have the ir say in six r aces for state constitutional offices as well as in the outcome of eight statewid(• ballot initiatives County voters will also have their say in rour con~ress1onal r aecs. one st ate Senate contest , and six contests for state Assembly. Closer to home. th<.•y'll help select two county s upervisors, a countv clerk·rccorder and a she riff as well as help determine the fate of local ballot issues. The 1978 general election comes to Orange County with a record 889,636 residents registered to vote and . for t~e first time s ince 1960. Democratic CSee VOTE, Page A2) * * * R1fktn 's telephone conversation transferring the money from a non ·existent account was rN'OrdC'd On Oct. 27. it said Rifkin's diamond b roker purch ased $8.145 . .POO worth of di<smonds fro m Russian author it1c~ in Gl'llC\'a. ··These di a m o nds w e re ussemhled by the Russians and broker and delivered to a co urier pickup locatio n in G t'neva. Sw1lterland." the arfidavi t said T he ruamonds were picked up CSee TIIEFT, P age A2> GOP Ethics Unit Votes For Censure By JACKI E HYMAN Of lf>e O.lly PlltiC S~ff T he R e p ublica n Ethics Committee of Orange County has voted to censure a me m ber of the pa rt y's Ce ntra l Committee and has urged his removal from tha t posit ion beca use of h is support fo r De mocrat Ron Cordova in the 36t h state Senate District r ace. -cordova, c urre ntly an assemblyman representing the 74th district. is running against Re publican John Schmitz. R o b e rt Kil ey, exec uti ve directo r of the Republican Central Committee of Orange Co unt y, s ai d t h e cthil'S committee voted unanimously in an e me rgency meeting Sunday night to censure Tustin attorney William Doughe rty. Dougherty s igned his nam e and title as a central committee membe r to a campaign letter e ndorsin g Co rd ov a ove r Schmitz, Kiley said The letter. Y.h ich arrived in mai lboxes Friday. also wa!> s igned by R ep ublican Georg e Scott, fo rmer mayor of Fountain Valley and GOP primary foe of Schmitz. Kil ey s aid th e e thi c!> committee memb<:'rs held that Doug herty's use of his title implied that h_c was speaking for the central committee "By signing this document. he has misr epresented the facts and the views or the Republican Central Comm1ttcc. which may be his own but by no means r t'presenl the vie ws o f the committee itself." Kiley said. Doug herty was out of town today and could not be reached for comment. Fair t hrough Tuesd ay an d s llghtly w a rmer. S l ight c hance of low c louds and fog a long t he · coast. Highs in upper 70s. Lows S&to 55. Voters to Decide Electiori's Month INSIDE TODA 't' · I was U$ing d-Ope. man· 1uana. angel dust , cocaine and heroin with ptlla and drinking,·· say a Little Richard of roclc and roll fame. Then he turned to God See atory Page AJ6 l•tlex , " Nearly 25.000 Irvine registered' voters have the opportunity to vote Tuesday O{l a local ballot iss1..1e that will decide when fut ure mu nic ipal general elections are held. Measure L would change the dale of the even-numbered year elections from March to June. The change would allow the city to consolidate its election with oounty·administered June primaries, which include l~ues and candidates or county, state and federal inter est. Propone nts a r g u e th e am endment to the city charter wo uld open up the election process to more people, because ' historically more people vote in the wider election. and save money as well. . City Clerk Raye Kingsbury h as est imate d that initial savings could amount to one-half to one·third t he costs of an independent city e lection. which last lime cost about $15,000 O ppone nts o( Measure L contend that lhe election change wo uld open Irvine City Council contests to partisan politics. with canrudates attempting to ide ntify with political party candidates for higher office. They also m aintain that the cost s savings are minimal. com.pared to the loss of local control of the election ' to the 37·year·old trooper. who grabbed a fire extinguisher and slammed it through a car win· dow while bystanders screamed for him to gel away from the blazing wreckage. T he boy was in "fairly good" condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital with first and second· degree burns on his legs and face. Killed in the crash wer e hts mother. Terresa Brinaton , 20, of Westminster. hts uuot, SonJu Betts, 39. und he r c hildren. Rodgelle Betts. 1-8 : Andrae Belts. 17. a nd Zaccar1as Griffin. 22. a ll of Comme rce City. Colo. The sixth victim was Richard J ones. 19 . or Tokepa, Kan . Police said J ones' pickup truck c rossed the m ed ian of the Kans as Turnpike near Lawrence and struck the car, which had just filled up with gasoline . A car bt'ing towed by the fam1 · ly car lurched forward, shoving the le.ad car under the pickup a nd r upturing tht• car's gus tank. police said. Fir<· erupted. sending up a pall of smoke that Fotttcr spotted while pat roling a short distance a way "When I drove up the re was jus t a !Jail of fire." Foster re- tSee RESCUE. Page AZ> Off and Running Thi~ ~a!-i the Sl'l'Ol' Saturdc.iv at Mason Regional Park in l rvtnl' whl'n-1.160 peoplL' showed up fur a 50-mtl(' relay race s pons ored by the Nt•wµort Be ach Runners Association. Winning lO·m e mher team~ \H'rt' in thL· men·!-. di,·1sion. lhl' Hiallo Ro;.idrW1n<:r'>. v.omL·n ·~. Campo Ktd5 of Nc1A.porl lk ac h ; police and fi n.•, LAf>D Ope n Team Prime Minister Named Military Government to Fonn in Iran TEHRAN. Iran fAP > -Iran's chief of s taff. Gen. Gholam Reza Azha ri. was appointed prime minister today to form the fi rst military j!overnment in 25 years and prop the riot-torn rule of S hah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. J aafar Sharif-Em ami . a civilian. resigned as prime minister Sunday night as. mobs pillaged and burned sections of Tehran. Rioters also were report1.>d to have broken again into the compound hous mg the British Embassy's l'mployees a nd the fire·damagcd chancery. Irvine Police Investigating Big Burglary trv1nc police arc investigating the theft of mo r<> than S20.000 in goods including mmk and s abk coats from the locked trunk of u Downey coup)(''s car. left parked behind the A1rporter Inn while they attended a wedding reception. Margaret Vineyard. 47, told police that at first she thought she had the wrong car when she opened the still·locked trunk and found it <'mpty. What had been inside before the crime. she said. were mink. s able and beaver coats. $4,400 cash , four · pistols. j eweled chains , rings. clothing. his-and.her tennis rackets and tenms togs. a parrot·shaped piggy bank and a Spiro Agnew wat ch . Police dusted two cans of tennis balls left behind. for possible fit\gerprints. Irvine Home Burglarized A man returned to his h·ome in Irvine Sunday a fte r arranging for his late wife's funeral and discovered a burglar had broke n In and stolen some of his last mem entoes of her Darrell Crooks. a 54·year·old salesman, said the thief took t he d ead wom a n ·~ watch , jewelry box a nd jewelry, and p ea rl neck l ac e fro m h is cond o minium io n ortheast Irvine. The burglar also s tole two color television sets. an adding machine. an elect ric typrewrite r an d a r evo lve r Crooks estim ated the monetary value of hi» loss at Sl.540 Tanks and troops ringed key sites in Tehra n. martial law authorities bi:tnned four of five morning newspapers and thc gove rnment ra dio r e peatedly broadcast martia l law regula· lions warning a ny gathering of more than three persons will tx: "smashed by force." The anti gove rnment pro lt's t e r s d c ml.l nd po l 11 1eal libcrali2<1llon. a rNurn lo trad1- t1ona l lslam1c values m this over whelmingly Moslem nation and an end to what they say is domin;.i. tion by the West. Sha h Moha mmed Reza Pahlav1·s decis ion to appoint Azha n was believed a final attempt to save Iran from destruction and anarchy as well Rough CrossiJlfl as preserve the monar chy Tht· rioters who rampagt.!cl through Tehran over the weekend shouted. "Death to the shah." the iml)('rial ruler who has run Iran 37 years. In an 1mpass1oned IO·minutc radio address to the nation tod uy. the sha h pledged lhot "unla wful actions. cruelty and corruption are things or the pa..,t and w1 II soon· be rc mo\l'd at any cost. .. lie explained ht~ dl·c1smn to appoint Azhan by sa.vin~. "Thl' killings <1n<I chaos m many pan.." of lht' country reached such a stage as tu endangl'r the.' country'-. indepC'nd(•ncc. Thl· dl•plorablc events or Sunday which set th1• <~I RAN, Pag1• J\2) County paramedics a ttend to ti 16-year ·old Trvinc boy whose bicycle was struck by a car on University Drive as he rode toward "tJniversity H\~h School. Witnesses said' the youth. whose name was withhe ld by police . s we r ved across s treet in front or car . appare ntly not see- ing It. Boy was treated at local hospital for scrapes, and re le a sed. Driver o f car was not hc.!ld .- .. .• . _, A.I CAil. '( PILOT Sugar Sub Ban -Supported W t\SHfN(iTUN \I• 1 Th Food lllld Dt u..i Adm1nw ratmn "hn·h has tx .. •n wt•k1nJt tu b..n h~•ct'hJ1·111 . .t•1prtn·ntl) h1.111 b('(•n b c> I :. t <' r ,. 11 b" .i a l I c• n I Anadt•my of 5<-1 mrt'b r.•1i<>rt th .. t rnncludl•11 ltw 110pulur ,u.ior i.ub "'''"''' . lllll'' h1• '" "t·ll •• , .• VOlt•1111.1I \ ,llJ.,t· "' 1 lllll"' Ill hu111.c1ni. Uoo..ti.l At!awl.ld~. ~ UA rn111 m1:.i.111111•r. l'Ulll.J tlw fl'l)Orl '' t'Olll jll t•ht'll'I \I' 111J lt't'll \ l' UJHI thou.:htlul ,., .1lu.1lh1n \\-ho" ma111 l'lllll lllM1111 full} n •111 Corct•s tl1.1t r~at•h ~ •arlwr "' Fl>A ' 111 lht• ,,,. .... or 1977 lht• .. I,, l rtt>d tu l.u111 11ocC"h,1rm. wh11 h '' thl· lu:!l .tn1r1r1ul M~ 1·1•tt•1wr ,,1 lttWt.'tl ltl lk' Miid 111 lht• { llllttl St.lh'' Bllt I 1H1.:11• .. , 11111>11,,-J .111 18 1111111th m111 .1111n11m ••11 "" ... ll \ .11·111111 11t·nc1111.: furll11 1 :-tucly Thi n1ur,1tunum ,.,,,ir,., M.ty 23, l~•'I Th" .tru11t'my :.lu not llt'l'dt'<.I undl•r exis ting lu" Studies "llh hiboratol'} r•1t~ show thl' swt.>ek1wr I!> a "low pott>nllal" r..ireinogt·n whl·n compared with otht'r known can cer ·<·ausing agents, the 1i;mel said. Fat al 011d Friends \ lil'flv kill\ 1lo1.1•:-. 111 thl· ;.irms of animal health techni- t'li.lll 1\·rl•:,:1 St111I m.1tl'I as Sal}me Kaiser. 8 . of Irvine. nwkt•!) hw11d:-. 't'hl' eat is i.I ll..•mpora1·y resident of the 01•\\ 1 n111<• Anim<.11 Carr Center. located in leased f:11·1J1t1l's ••l 21MOI Sun V<Allcy Drive, Lag una Beach. 1 luur!> ;.ire ~ u m t o li p.m . weekdays und 9 a .m . to 4 µ.m . Saturd:iys and Sundays. There are 12dogs and six cats up for adoptwn. Rights Restored JudgeBacks Voters' Petition A number of Orunge County csldents who compluined that they were being denied the right to vote tn Tu~sday's election fo und the judg(' on their sidt• today when they filed a lawsuit in Superior Court. * * * Judgt.· Robert fl . Green granted the writ of mandate dem~nded by Newport Ueach attorney Pat He rzog for the American Civil Liberties Uo1on und ordered the Co un ty ilegiatrar of Voters to restore * * * Voter Registration Sets Record in State SACRAMENTO <AP ) -More than JO million Californians arc e ligible t o vote in Tuesday's e lection. Secretary or State Marc h Fong Eu saya. She said there were 10.129.001 people registered lo vote on Oct 9. the last day to r egister for the November gent!ral e lection Thal sets a record for voter registration 1n a gubernatorial election year . . Mrs. Eu expects 75 percent of those voters to turn out on election day The registration record for a presidential elcC'tion year wa~ set i n 1972. whl•n 10.466,215 pe rsons were on the voter rolls in Novem ber * * * The latest figures spell trouble for Republicans. who have a m ajority in ol1ly one county: M o n o, wh ic h h as 1,637 R e publi cans an d l .609 Democrats. Orange County. onct·" Republican stronghold. now hu~ 407 .668 Democrats und 404.653 Republicans. Overall. Democrats have a 56·34 percent re~istralion edge in Cajjforrua. There are 5,729,755 Demotrats and 3 .465.275 Republicans. 84 ,884 Amerrcan Independent Party mt:mbc·ro;, 31.407 Peace and Freedom Party m embers. 28.083 me m bl'rl> of m 1scellanceous parti e~ a"ri 790.197 independents. * * * voting r1g tlts lo the urfected plaintiffs. A number of an~ry would-be vott-rs declared 1n the cla:.s action that they completed cards offered them by solicitors but found when they sou ghf lo exercise their right to vote Nuv. 7 that tht· rcgistnir had rro tt'('O rd of lht•1r nt <.1 11~,d applications. Judge Green ruled lod;.ty th.it tht~ registrar must regist~r thoM~ vot ers provided that they c<.in produce the receiph; given them al the time tht!y were solicitl'd a nd invited to regis ter as voters. Mrs. Her zog pointed ou t today that the r egis trar's at't ion appeared to equally affect both Dcmocr:its und Republicans. "But it should not have tx·cn nc<:l•ssary for t ht•m to go to l'ourt ." she !>;.ud "Th rs is:.ul' ('OU 1(1 h .1 Vt• IH•t•n S<·t t lt•d am1<·ably 1f till' rt!gistrcir hac1 ht·t·n prl'pan.'<I to approach lhl• problem in that spirit." A spokesman for th<' Registr<ir of Votl'rs said today lhut has officl' had been Jdv1:-c·<l of .Judg1• Green·s dcl·1:.wn ~111CI would 1mmed1atcly l'Omply with lht• l'OUl't order. But lht• at•adc my a ddC'd • ' A I th Ou g'h I h c d 1 r c <' l carcinogenic potcntrnl of sar c h ar in in humans m;.iy .be weak. Us possible action us a promoter of cancer may be more 1mpor t anl." · Indiff ere nee Marks Booze Fee Axed Vote Predictions Duke's Skipper Wins Appeal Amin's 34th Chi/,d Named After River NAIROBI . Kl·nya <AP l Pres ident Ida l\gJJn ha!-> nam1.•ll his 34th child ... Ra~l·ra Hivt·r. Uganda RC:ldio hai-. l'l'J>c>rl~d. The Atlanta -based Caloric Control Council and its adver11:.- ing agency, which represent the die t soft drank indus try, deplored the repo11. "lt seem s incredible that the conclusions would go so :.trongly against the extensive and grow- ing body of S('1cntifiC' cvidt•ncc supportrn~ succhuin 's safety." the council ~aid. "We expect comm on sense and the best in tl'rt·st or Am<:'rk~m~ Wiii l)rt·v~iil whl·n the t•vrd1·nct• 1~ fully t'X .1m 1r1t·d ' f 'rom Pagp 111 RESCUE ... .:ounted. "The little boy was looking out the window. crying. screaming ror h<'lp. There were some pt'Oplt• standing around. ~hey yelled for m<• not to ~o near the bla11•. I put on m:. ~loves and tncd to forct• llH· d oor opt•n. but t•o uld 11 't I grabbed :t rrn.· cxlangmshc•r <Hid slammed 11 through thf' wandm.\ and pullt-d lhl.' hoy out .. lie sa1cl h<' l<'d the child lCJ ,, ditch lll'<.trby. then r eturned lo thl' flaming vchides. But th1· heal was too Jntt'nse to approach a second tim<', he said . A tru{'kcr JOancd F'ostcr in try- rng to ~et lhf' car door opl'n. They tied a winch to the handl~· to try lo force al opt>n, but lh<· outer fr~1mc of the door simply peeled off. Foster ~aid Th e boy 's rather. David Brrnston. was en route to th1· h o!>pit a l lo join his son. Aulhonlil·~ :.aicl he h ad rl' maint!d an Cl<irksdale. Miss., where the family had attended funeral services for the father of Mrs . Betts and Mrs . Brinston. Progress Reported · Cnnad1an orr1c1.als h ~rvc agreed they acted too hastily · and h ave offe red to refund an $800 fine and pay for 20 cases of liquor they confiscated off John Wayne's yacht this summer. The liquor, with an estimatt.'<1 value of $2,000, was taken off the Wild Goose in l\ugust a t P(·ndcr Ha rbor, northwest of Vant·ouvcr by Royal Canadian m ounties who also fint>d the skipppr $800 The at•tor was not on board at the trm c . The t onverted rnineswC'Ppcr was und1•r charter to a grou1-1 of Can..id1an bus1 nessmen al the time f'riday, MiC'hacl Wayne, thl· actor 's son, said a r>rute::.t filttd by the master of tht' yacht, Bert Minshall, has be('n reviewed bV' UadWide~d To Mazatlan By Christine The st-fool sl0<11) Christine hau widened lht· boat-for boat 1cad 111 the Los J\ngelt'S lo Mazatlan vacht rac<' at the 9 a . m roll call today and had taken over lht· hand1c;,ip lead 111 lhc :13-boal fll'l'l !Sec e;.irlit'r story, I' age B4 l 'hyistine had cov<'rcd 221 miles since the Saturday noon sta rt and was 13 miles ahead of the Sl'cond plat'c hout, Nick Frazec's Swirtsure, Rag timt•. the elapsed timt• record bolder in the ra.ce. had moved up to third place in thl· boat.for-boat and corrected t1ml' standings. showing 195 mil<':. since the start Merlin and Drifte r, the two ultra.Jight displacement yachts striving for line honors. wer<:' still not a mong the first five Class A boats. Winds at ttie morning roll call were reported to be about five knots from the north-northeast WASHINGTON IAP> Progress was r eported toward B . the comple tion of a peace treuty Linch urned· between Egypt and Israe l. but • ' Egyptian P resident Anwar Sad at has told his negotiators Woman Slain that there should be a strong link between the pact nnd a solution to lhC' Palestinian question. <Related story. Puge A4 ) ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT T'llfO.-eo.\I oaur "'IOI '"'"'""'i"'"<""' i. ..... , ... ""'"' "'""' l\publi.......,.,., ..... o._ (Att~' PUbft\ttlftiOCOMO•t\¥' ~i»'M .. lldill'()ni\ ,.,,. 0..Wl\lwd Mo1'G•t U\tOU°" FrkWy f~ Co\t.t MiM,.t ..,.•POr1 kMh H~mlt"""on l!IP«",s;~ t•1n V.ttt•• trvln~ S.ddlf't>Mk V'"'" 'tnd ~=~i~,~~\.:=r'~'~ ~;-~o.c!,.._~~t.~11~~:,.~.r.,. U) Wt\I S.Y ·--"-"'""'""'~"""'·.,,.. '.c' 11 cwi., ..... ~t\ ........ ..., o.-.. ""'- ~-.. 11·~11 l!d1tot UNION, N.J . <AP) -An SQ.year-old Union Township man has admitted s tabbing his 75-year -o lrl wife to d e ath because she burned his lunch, police said. U nion Police Chief Do nald Ebert said Manuel Prieto told police he gr abbed a kitchen knife and s tabbed his wife, Antonia. after an ar gument over the burned Junch. "It apparently w as one of t hose spontaneous reactions. that at their age. mushroomed." said Ebert. Canadi an authorities wh o agr eed to cover the costs or the incident. According to Wayne. the yat•ht went through Canadian customs in Vic toria. · · 1 n a situation like that. the liq· uor all goes into a locker and t hl' customs officer is s upposed to seal it. The idea 1s that if you want a drink. you go out and buy Canudian liquor." the actur·s son explained. According to Minsha ll. the c u s toms officer in Victoria forgot to seal lhe liquor locker. Whl·n the ya~ht got to Pender Harbor, a mou nt1c came on board in a dispute over the type of fis hing licen se the yacht's g uests were using. T h e unsealed locker was found, the liguor confiscated and the captain Ctned. M msha}) appealed a nd Friday he was contacted by Canadian officials who s~ud they'd refund the fine and cover the cost of the hquor . Fro• Page A J IRAN .•. capital on fire t'aused the res1gpatiQn of the government. Jn ord er to· prevent further unrest and killings , and in order to establish law and order I tried my best to est ablish a coalition government but it did not work. 'fhcrefon• I wns compelled to appoint a temporary m ilitary government. .. Immediate opposition reactio n to the military takeover was restrained. Tehran's top Moslem leader . /\yatullah Taleghani. blamed ~overnment provocators for lhr arson and chaos in I he streets crnd called on the people to avoid t'Onfrontataon with secunty forct•s ··in view of the fact that unpredictable situations arc about to lake place a nd in order lo prevent . bloods hed ... l\zhan. a 61-year-old. four-star ~eneral. has been chief of staff or' lran·s armed forces sinct> 1971 . Hl• graduate<! from Iran ·s war college and then went through st>vcral military course~ in the United States He is kn1"vn as a top milita ry administrator is said to bl· ext remely honest. anrl has no business ties and is a devout Moslem. Sharif·Em<imi. 69. was ::ippointed prime minister Aug 27 with hopes that his close ties to Mosle m leaders could end the bloorlshed tha t has taken mort: tha n 1.000 li ves since .Januar,Y Th<' shah also is Moslem as att 00 percent of the country's :S4 million citizens In ~1ddition to Shartl·Emam1, the ministers of education and hr~her education also resiE?ried '-··-....... "'-""9•"9 Cdolor O..rlu" .. _ 111.-. ~ ... " ..... "•"' """ .. Ql"Ot!OllOn Ottlc .. Co\I• Mt>• >JO W.\I Soy SI~ ~8eo0<h 11 .. G1.-,.,1str ... 1 The police chief said Prieto told police he slashed'his wrists and s tomach after stabbing has wi f e . H e was repo rted hospitalized in stable condition. Mileage \V eighed At M~t Tonight KIDS WANT ONLY 4 SCHOOL DAYS "~'1.:C'N~~,.!11:~':i'O.'P'!':"11~" •f s.._,., OttQO t ,,,.,.. .. ., r.i._,no,,. (7141~~ Clutllltd Advtrt11lng M2-!Wl78 "•llO<Jlil!Mt" v.11,.., Nt fif'\()tfu,. S&HlllO ,..,of'l"~nn•,,..,~tit •ff.MOO Coomt:'~ !!!, °:i:?:~ c::r,!!,,'~t!!,~I~~ =r .• , ., •d••''"'"'."" ,..,.,,.. "'I•• bt ··~~ofvctd •ltrw>Yt \Pfl.t•t ,.,mtu1cw. of .• ,,, .. ,_ s..-,. ........... 00'0 •t Cm•• .... .. c:.1111r••• '~''"'•II•" •• "'~'•' u i. :;."~!.mb,) ::~::,:o Montftl.. "''"'''' \ Sadd lehack Community College trustees are scheduled to a m end a board policy ralslnr. a uto miteage reimbursement for "' C.culty members from lS to 18 cents a mile, at tonight's meN ing. l'he meeting is set for 1·30 p . m . in Room 105 of t h e Libr ary.Classroom Complrx. 28000 Marguerite Pal'kway, Mis-s ion Vlt-jo. GOQUITLAM, British Colum. bia <AP> -A classroom debate about the le ngth of the work week ended with 500 students walking out at Wins low secon- dary school. They vowed not to return until they get a four-day school week themselves l'rinclpal Gordon Hou&e said the idea is impractical. "Schools don 't l ead. they follow. There's j u!t no way we could Implement the four-day week." he Hi(j • WASJIJNGTON <AP I 't'hc 1978 election camp:.11gn shu"s signs lhat th<:' mood or America was marked by a n 1ndiffcrencl' unlikely to produce dramatil' * * * Fro,,. Page A l VOTE .•. registrants outnumbering their Re publican counterparts. But 01::.on cxpt•cts fl'Wl·r people• to vote Tues<foy than voted in tht• gcnnal clttctions of 1972 and 197fi wh(.•n thl're were prl'sidential races ut stukt' BROWN, YOUNGER VOW GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS And the Democratic voter registration m argin is so slim. 3.015 registrations. that th~ county's 68.006 voters who arc· not affiliated with a political party held the IJ>Oht1cal 1 balan ce in th<:'1r ha nds Voters tn Orange County Y.ill get a first rnkling abvut how thl· elet'l1on is ~oing locally al about 8 :30 p.m Tuesday. That 1s when Olson expect!> to announce how ro ughly 23.000 voters who cast absentee ballot:. voted . S ul it won't be until 1 I p. m that partial counts of Tuesday·~ voting will be a vailabk'. Olson said . He predi{'led lh<"' rrnal count won't be completed unlil uboul 10 a.m . Wednesday. Top billing on T uesday's ballot bt>longs to the governor·s race and lhl• contest between Democratic incumbent Edmund G. Brown Jr. and Republican Evelle Younger In Orange County. heaviest inte rest is focused on the 36th s tale Senate District where Democratic state Assemblyman Ron Cordova and former state· senator John Schmalz art' m atched. change m tile Democratic Party's control of Congress and m (>st state governments. Uesp1te get-out·tbe-vote cam paigns. a low turnout was expect edTuesday. If historic patterns hold. the Re publicans. as the party out or power in Washington. should pick up seats in Congn:s:.. The m ost optimistic forecasts of GOP gains. however. leave the par1y far s hort of endrng !Jem ocratk control of the House and Scnatt- As the yt-ar of Propos1t1on 1:1 of l ax protests and dem ands for <:u ts in governme nt budgt>ts. 1t would Sl'l'm likl• a difficult t•ll·ction for incumb~nt!> Yl!l the governors of several of the na tion's largest states a ppear beaded for re-electron. Whe ther Rc publ i can:. or Democrats. candidates t.>m - phasized pocketbook issues -in· fl ntion, taxes and government spending -and polls s how most Americans see little d ifference in how the two parties deal with the t•t·onom y. In an Associated Press-NBC Nl·ws poll, 48 percent of those responding said their lives will bP neither better nor worse no matter who wins the election An uncertain factor was the hl•avy now of money from SPt•cial interesr grOUps, ·m any of • lht·m concerned with a singlt• issue such as the P anama Canal treaties or federal abortion a1<.l. Federal El~tion Commisswn s tatistics show polit1cal a('t1on committees not affilia ted with s pecific candidates or parties contributed SIS 7 million tu congressional candidates. Num~r 34 1~ a hoy and 34 lh the total number of children ol fit'1a lly fathert..od by Amin. And he was named Kag,·ra River in honor of the war with 'leighbonng Tanzania, accord mg Lo the broadcas t monitored hur£-Sunday Tht• rud10 said the n<Jme \\,th c·hohcn bt.'l'3USl' I he ha b y \\ ••t- horn lo Amin's senio r will· Mad Ina. durin~ Ugand a's a11nt·'C :.1tion of a st rap of T;rn7.<1n1an land hl•lwN·n th1· l\t11 .. wra Ha\1•1· anrl lhl· Ugand<rn b11rdt•r lasl Wet'k Thi• rivt>r, arcorrlin~ In lli.:.111 <f:i . now fc11m~ lhl· l ru11tlirH· bNwl·<•n Hw two Jrm1c..,. Fro• Pag~ Al IBEFT ... during the period of Oct. 27 tn Oct 29. 1t added. "On o r about Oct 31. W78. Rifkin met with an ind I\ 1dual in Los· Angt'les and sau1 thJt h1· h.1<1 a c q u 1 r c d l h <' a ho v c• 1111 t e d diamonds." the a ffid;n1t s;mJ . . R a r k I n I' " h I b I ' •. ,, approximately about SI m1ll11111 worth of the diamond~ 111 th1 · individual and ll'ft lhr<•t• st111w~ with that pcrwn." The FBI said thoSC' stonPs have b<'c n idt•ntificd tH I h1· brokt>r as thl' onl's hought 111 Sw1 tll'rland from lhl' So\ lcls_ T he affirlavit s.J1d that during the transal'lion at Serurir ,. Pacific, Rifkin used tht• ali<Js ,;, Mike Ha nson and 1d('nf ifu·d h1m st•lf us an l'mplo~(•c· of lh1 m ternat1onal bankrng ofric(• 111 Set'unly PaC'rt'ic. Subscqul•ntl~ A total of 155.5 million Am ericans are eligible to votC' Tuesday, but most forecast:. ure that under 40 percent will go to the polls The figure might be J~ low as 33 percent lo the 1974 mid-term el~tion. 36 percent of the eligible voters went lo thl' polls. r t s a i d . h <' m <' n I i o n (' rl 1 11 l'On vcrsat 1ons th at h1· h <.1d .aC'qu1rC'd a nl'W identify and "i.l!'t ~om~ to "places unknown." The affufavit urlded : ··11c- furthe r st att•rl that Security Pacific Bank would bear lh<' lo~s of the $10.2 mrllion. ·· from our boys d<Z-pt . for fell ... f / tl'l~ ~t 100~ lemb«t'WOI v-nuk e~rs;fuHy fa&l101lltd. end'Jm1Uq.ci in ecatlonciespec.1ally fbr et-~ee SlZCt& 8-20) in mony b!t..out1ful colors \ i I l I I STOCKS I BUSINESS Monday"t4 Clo ing Pri<"~ NY SE co TRANSA~TIONS OuOl•Hon• '"' 1.-,,_,"" "'" ...... '!'o". Miii-" ''•tlllt PllW llO•IOll. ()t11011 •llO (In< IM•ll \IOU to(NftQt\ -,_,n.,i ll\11,.. 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'• I' .. Mondiily, N<wem~ &. 1978 DAILY PILOT a s Inflation Cheap Imports Aid Eoonomy By SYLVIA PORTEil 1411to Ill•*'" "The Japane~e have done more for the American con· sumer than Ralph Nader." a governmt!nt economist ~aid privately a whlle ago. His meaning : Cheap.imports help keep down prices The weakness in the U.S. dollar has become a pnmc factor in fueling the s~edup of inflatiora in 1978 and pulling up prices of im_ports. Every l percent decline in the dollar's buying power in terms of Japanese yen. German marks or other major currencies has added an estimated 1/10 of 1 percent to cons umer prices across the-board M EANWmLE, ACTIONS AND INACTIONS B\' Congress in the past session may force the Treasury to slap m ore duties on Imports. intensifying the drive toward protectionism. Ins tead of being geared to fighting inflation. trade policies arc s winging toward spurring inflation. Instead of encouraging cheap imports to curb the pnce s piral and instead of protecting U.S. workers from foreign competition in more direct ways, the country 1s moving''' restrict imports. The policies are upside down. The danger is that "the re is a growing de· m ct nd from producers 1n rndustriaLized ·coun t nes for protection in a wide range of pro ducts." say::. the World Hank. H pressures are Money's Worth not resisted. import curbs "will inevitably tend to pus h up prices in the industrialized countries. adding to the already difficult problem of persistent inflation," lhP rt" port says. Consumers pay for import limits designed to protect JObs of worke rs in sheltered industries RcLi<'f from imports for s ugar producers costs an l'::.llmated $660 million a year in higher prices. and sugar producers arc lobbying for more restraints. Import quotas on meat cost $400 million to $800 m illion annuall y. Th(• <•vera~c <'OSl lo c:onsuml1rs for each job preserved through I rade protection amounts to more than $50,000 a year, says Brooking::. Institution economist Robert W Crandall. ARE QUOTAS, TARI FFS. "VOLUNTARY" restraint~ :ind s1m1lar barriers necessary to safeguard Amencan JObs'> Tl's<• "dubious" rationale. s ays th(· World Betnk. Other studies show that, within a given industry, more jobs an~ lo:st through technological change than through imports. Trade protection tends to encourage involved in· dustries to delay changes, say some experts. as well as to µut off cosl·cutling steps. Direct. tempor~ry wage subsidies would be a less co:-l I). less inflationary and more efficient way to hcl11 \\urkers in dying industries to move into new jobs. T H E U.S. GOVERNMENT COULD PAV more than S3 .750 lo each of the roughly 360.000 hourly workers in the :ste~I industry. and the total cost to U.S. taxpayers would be no greater than the cost or current protectionist policies. Crandall says. Substituting direct paym ents for import protection In the meat. steel and sugar industries couJd lead to a drop in prices of as much as $2.7 bllllon a year , he says. Nert: Othtt focron Stock Market Takes Sideways Position NEW YORK <APl -The stock ma rket was little· chan~ed today amid mixed sentiments about the econom1(· oulltlOk The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 8.14 po1ntsto814 97. But gainers held a s light edge on losers in the over-all t:clly of New York Stock Ex<'hange'IJsted issues. .ftitfH'k11 In The Spotllflhl .. .. 2~., ,,, , ... '"' "" 11, ... ... I+.. ' "' ,,~ . P(I Up 37 S LIO I] 1 UP II q Uo 10 l UP lOO Up 9q VO ~ S \Ip •• Up ~I VD IJ tip I) Up 11 UP Ill Up •I UP o) UP & J Up •I UD • 1 "" \ 8 un H uo 56 UD H Up ) S UP S • Up \) Up ) 3 Pel 0 11 II I ~ 101 ICIO 8 10.0 !I • I ~ g 0 11 • 0 0 11 , , Otf I • Oft 11 Ott 16 ~°'' n n 11 I I Oii ... i°'} :: I •I I 6,1 I •.1 I 6' I •• Dow I onrM 11 re rage• Hr w VOrld API FIMI Dow·JOM~dllCI-·. 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Hone61)' g) MOVIE to lhe 11a1 of The Wua1d 0101 0 MOVlt • • ·~ 100 RollH I 19691 lom (frown, Aaqutl WO'cn An oull11w l<1d11111 U bltck 1owm1n nnd 11 1em11e revo- 1u110111ry help llw Metxic:an 1no111111 depose it cruel ~•f'rn<>< 12 nrs > ~ QJ MEAV ORtf'FIH (;u&$11 l1lha11 Carte• A11dy W11t11m5, Paul W1llt1m1 loretll• Lynn A1~11n11n Gauc;nos Oil VISIONS I 1111 :l PlOOMI O.ilry A young b11dl! come• of age wholA l•it•ehng 10 lhe Ore- \10'1 r11m1ory Ill a wagon 11.ion w11h ht" husbund nnd 111~ lamoly IRI Q'i) GREAT PERFORMANCES M.icb11tn Nor,.,an Bailey Pa1ric1a Johnson • md Rot>in S1alpeton are '4!11u•80 1n VetO• s lull· 1eng1h ope<a sung on the 01tgina1 llahan @)MOVIE TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS TUBE TOPPERS ABC fl 6:00 -.-Monday Nii;thl Fool· ball. The Washington Reds kins invade Balta more for a battle with the Coils. NBC 8 9:00 -"Rainbow." Andrea McArdle plays the young Jµdy Garland in Chis new TV m ov1c about the legen- dary ente rtainer. Al so featured a rc Pipe r Laurie. Don Murray and Michael Parks. <Sec review b<·lov. l KCET @ 10 :30 -Looking for Aqu:.irius: California 's Qul'st for Water." T he state's uncertain future of water re· sources b examined in this special re- port • THE GONG SHOW 41) MOHT't' PYTHOH'S FL VINO CIACUS A ~1111 ruglllclub. a man wrtll a tape recoraer .t moun1a1n chmblng expe- 011t0n. and a YISll 10 a berber Shop (R> CD T'4E 000 COUPLE Osc•r and Fet•• 1ea1n 111iu lhey each 1equ11e tn1nor S<Kgety Cl) GET SMART Al a g1aveyaro renae1· vous. a woman tdentttoes hetsell .,, 1ne ontv witne.s ~a1ns1 J l<AOS AQenl A m.in ••nOs h1m1t1ll 11aC>l)ed in an olftGe w•tll 1r..1 oeao bOdy ot 1hu wom an he 1uat mu1dertld Cl) MOVIE A " "Hill>. ' I t956~ George Mon•oome<y. Mona Hee- man A young man •lllU/11$ 10 lh• Pn1hpp1n11s to avenge lhe oetlll Of NS lillrM!f' I 1 nr 30 m111 I f£) MACHEJL I LEHRER 12'.0 fJ CBS LATE MOVIE • • ·lil<ltM Of Crome ( 1'1721 OuvoO Jani>sen, John Loren AU S l•Of.S· utv i\QOOI lroe•. 10 t>reak lhl! uper.mon 01 a gangbler who h•" h1ken over .in o;ntortt roly 1:00 0 TOMORROW 1:3088 NEWS 0 WANTED· DEAD OR ALIVE Chain Gitng 2:000 NEWS 41) GET SMART • Ma•s "'lormant 11> wound ed by KAOS before lie can 91ve 111+1 lormuta s tocation (Paci If t u o; A\S•U\1 ••· M1u t1*\)t,• t • CllS NEWS a SO 0) I LOVE lUCV F d«-i11g Death • • • Se• And Tne Son ~111 C.rrt I 11164 > 1 ony l,;u•llS, Nalaloe WOOO A m11gu 1ne e011or s plan 10 1u111 d r!IS4larcn psycholo goi.t s repuiatron backhUt$ when ne fllllS on tove with ner ~nrs 1 • • • McCabe Ano M•s M•llA• I t97 11 Warren Beauy. Juhe ClmSlre Part· "f'" set up .:t business on d "nail m1n1nq 1own. onty 10 hll\e l8rgcr business 1n1er- cs1~ move on on lhom (:? hrs 1 Ell) DICK CA VE'TT GuoshJames Galway 11.30 tJ (J) ROCKFORD FILES In Pursuit 01 Co1a1 Thome" Rocidord 1s Me<J to lollow a young woman 1us1 •eleaseo lrom pflson wno knows where a million dollars in stolen money •S htd061'1 t.l&l CAPTIONED ABC NEWS @)MOVIE 2:271J NEWS 2:30Q) NEWS 2:570 MOVIE It•', 51,,11100 Road" f 1'147) RonJIO Aeagim, Ale.,'> Sm11h A veleflna11- ,,,. put'> a .. ldf' ho~ tove lor .i hOr\fl 1.mcoor 10 lognt an t!P•Oem1c 12 .... ,, I .,t, ~, "·'' ' ., 'lt 0 'fl''41 ~ ,.,,,. I, I j ''''"'""' tL) MICHAEL JAC11.SOH 1;1·rald111t• F1tzgcrnld g ut·s t s <t:-. lhl' 11·1 m11wlh 111 mothL·r of Lou Grant's as "'"1a11 t lit\ t•d1t ur on "Lou GrLml ' 111111~ht Jt 10 un CBS. ( 'hannd l fll)Ui) EVENING AT SYMPHONY t.olin Davos conducts lhe Boston Symphony 01ches- 11:30 0 Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME ,...,...,._ .1 J4.A 9' '°"'n1th l1 A1~ I imtw CO'otl "1t'\l Q'i) PROJECT UNIVERSE ,,,..lo, ljngntn.:'> f CAOSS·WTTS 1 00 tJ CBS NEWS 0 NBCNEWS 0 LIARS CLU8 0 181 JOKER'S WILD G) SOC a.itLUON DOLL.AR MAN ' "tt (K't\J (.-('H'\11( m d#t U~ll h t po•t• fut Ct1f1l4n ul • Uf'~ dn.J •!a> tt•PO~ v Slf'vt0 H1 4 ballht OI f tU(hf. "-"' Q) SANFORD AND SON I rc;d > p1 01t••• dgdm~t 1 •rn•..01 \ 1mp,;no1ng md• n,g<' 1,111~ to cnangu h•~ ~oo., mind Claannt""I Lisi in g• 0 KNl< T 1CBS) Lu:. An91•1t '> 0 KNBC(NBC) Lo:. Angclt:'> " KTLA llnel ) LO'> AnQ11lt:'> 0 KABC· 1V (ABC) Lo'> An<Jl•h•'> f) l\FMB !CBS) Sdn Oouq o 0 KHJ· TV (Ina I Le..~ An4ult:'> ~ KCST (ABCJ San O•t1QO 0) KTIV (lnel I Lo~ Angele-. Q) KCOP· TV (Incl I Los AnQt•lr·'> ID KCET-TV (PBS) L o'> Angt•I":. C!> KOCE · TV (PBS) Hun11nq1on 81~dc11 lligh Kicker AP Wi,..._ Ann-Margaret leatls a troop of Rockettcs <Jl New York's Radio City Music Ha ll. /\lthough the st<.ige was filled with stars, I he 6 .000-seat aud itorium was e m pty. A t'rl'W was filming "Rockettc: A Holiday Tribute to the Hadio City Music Hall.·· to hl' aired Dec. 14 on NBC. Channel 4. Three Assigned To 'Sacke tts' tlOLLYWOOD <AP> Glenn Ford, Sam El- hntt and A('<idemy Award-winner Ben Johnson will :-.tar in lh<' NBC mini series "The Sarketts," based 1111 two novels by Louis L'Amour. Tht' four-hour dra ma follows a pioneer family in th<' beginnings of the New Mexico Territory l'roduct1on 1s unde rway in Colorado and \\ill m ove to Anzona Hobert Totten 1s directing from Jim Byrne~ :ictaptation or lhe L'Amour novcli. "Sackett'' and "Thl' Daybreakcri. .. ·· Political Time 'Must ' for Radio WASHI NG TON <AP 1 Broadcasters must rnJkc a reasonable amount of time available lo i1011t1cal candidates, regardless of the type of music <>r news the stations present to listeners. the Federal CommunieationsCommissionsays. The f'CC s aid in a decision announced Thursday that WKKQ in Hibbing , Minn .. m ust re port how it In- tends lo meet obligations lo Sen. Wendell Anderson, the Democratic nominee seeking another term. An· derson complarned the ~talion refused to sell him five m inute segments and quoted exorbitant rates ror such broadcasts The station ar,Rued 1t had a policy against selling t 1m<> longerthan s'pot .innouncemcnts flj) '8 TONlOHT 1...i111orn1d Sui:>< eme Cou• 1 Cntf11 Jvalic;& Ro:>e &oro ·~ '11<lflle0 m INTROOUCINO BIOLOGY tmmunoty 7;301 DISCO MAO!C CONSUMER 8UYLINE NEWLYWED GAME ' TIC TAC DOUGH ADAM·12 Malloy ano Reed arresl a p1;or 01 pnony money pus1Hs ono eaten d robbe<' 1n tne &Cl C!) JULIA CHILO AND COMPANY VIP lunch ' $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE a·oo 0 Cl) WKRP IN CINCINNATI Anov s O•ijorttroend now " lumou• recording star snows up on C1nconn111t lo• ''" 1n Ovo<a• • Sympnon1e V.;11a11on s ano Min B1uch s Fan1as1a on Scot· llSh foflt melodies lor Yrofon w11h 0tches1ra &:30 fJ (J) PEOPLE G) THE 000 COUPLE F Ill••. hrs cousin Ben a11d 05car all face 1a11 lo• fraud 1n one ol Feh•'s aoveros- ong scoomes 8: .. 5 D (!]) TO 8E ANNOUNCED t:OO fJ(J) M0 A•S'H Chartes becomes Pven more 1nwllernbfe alter d r epof1e1 arrrves at me 40771h 10 pubbc12t! hrs meoicat pro~s 0 NBCMOVIE Rainbow ( Premoe•e > Andrea Mt A10te. PrlJ••• Laurt6 The 1eocnoa1y Juov (1ilrlano rs portrayed Our ong her rrse from a s1rug- 911no vauoev111e perro<mer An unmarrted classmate of Ba•ba<il ~ une•pec1eo1y .im.es .11 Ille Romano hOusehOIO w11n 11 t>aby 10:00 fJ CJ) LOU GRANT All Donovan 5 anguish ova< hos critrcally 111 ,.,olher lead s Lou 10 grve B1lhe an unu&uol assignment 00 NEWS Q) NIGHT GALLERY In 1993, a man agrees to ~end hos son 10 anolher planet on accotdance wllh thetaw t0:30 CD Q) NEWS fll) LOOKING FOR AOUARIUS Calolotno .. , Searcn For Waif'• Tho<; program l'•etmones tne scoen1tl1C and publr' pottcy issues rngaro1n9 waler resour~ •n eneWos1 t 1000 0 fJ (J)@; NEWS 0 DATING GAME fJ LOVE EXPERTS 0 TOHIOHT Guesl nost Don Rickie$. Guesl5 Victor Borg6 Chato. Olaoys Kn.gti1 6 The Prpe, Helen Gorley Brown 0 TWILIGHT ZONE "What's tn The Box · 0 MOVIE ••'••"This Could Be The Ntghl" t 195 7 I Jean Sommons. Anthony f'ran- CIO&a A scnootteache< nas trouble wonnrnq 1111" ilPPfOVOI OI her partner '" tne ntghl<:lvb She wa<lts on part-trme 12 hrs I 0 MOVIE • • •., · Oet>o<an · t 19741 Br301()(0 O.ttman. Mauna Malfatll A barren woman wrlh psychic po ... en becomes convinced s~ •s catryinq a chlld after She rs involved in <Jn accident thill kilts " pregndnl woman f:? nrs J A Few Great Moments Show's Too Low.key, But Tiro Stars Exce l By JAY SHARB UTT LOS /\NGELES cAP 1 EvL·r SC'l' a s how whe r e certain pL•dormunccs bowl you ov•:r t'vcn though not all the movie does·• You may get that feelinr: wtlh "Rainbo w." a l wo-hour f ilm NBC is airing tonight. I Channel 4. 9 p.m. l It's a dramalizalion. with musi(', of the early lire and c~trL'L'r of the late Judy Garland (TV REVIEW J Evt•n 1f you're not r egistered "ith the> Garland r ull. l\l.O major talent!) in the film makl' 1t must \'l('W1ng ONE IS ANDREA Mci\rdlc ai. AP Wlrep"°lO film l and how MG M chief Lou1:;. B Mayer hupµcncd to pul her under contrac.Land on th<: yellow brick road to fame Familiar stuff. this. also her growing moments as a studio C'h1ld . as what Mayer calls .. a valu ab lt.• prop•:rt)" whose t.•a rC'e r put hcr under pressure no child should face. ALAS, DESPITE COOP ER'S SC'nsitt.ve d1n·ction . the film mo~tly seems to shadow-box. to hinl <tt thl' g irl's proble m s rathe r than hit them head-on. But no way l'an one fault the gt•ntlt'. yN powerful scenes or M 1 s s M t' A rd I c• a n d Pa r ks tog e ther. a :-s tudl'nt a nd teacher. scared C'hi ld and com pass1onalc adult. in an unreal soundstage world tr they g<HL' Emmys for e\cry great moment in a TV film. theSL' two eaC'h would need a p11:kup truck lo tole their s te1tuc:-. horn ('. Miss G~rland fro m age 10 through 17. The other 1s Mic hael Parks. cast as he r musical tutor and c losest adult friend in her days as a young apprentice star at MGM. GENTLE YET POWERFUL Andrea McArdle AND MISS McARDLE'S sing 1n g. backed by rirs t -rale ar - rangements. 1:-. as consis tently brilliant as was that or the lady she's playtn~ Yes. or C0Ur5(', she doses tht• s how with "Over thl· Ra1nbo" ·· About lhe film: Don't expect 1t to be a n ashy, lurid tale of tw1~l e d c hildhood. evil pare nli.. strong drugs or. in short. a catalogue of youthful grief that spawned the agony or her adult vears. If anyt h ing . John M<>Grccvey's adaptation of "Rainbow.'' a Garland book by Christopher Finch. is a lmoi.l too low-key and subdued . It em phas izes her talent. not her m1!> cries. rumored or actual. IT 'S A GOOD I DEA. But dram atic impact seems a bit lacking in this taJe or a show-bit leg<'nd who started as a tot sang 1ng "Jingle Bells" a nd hit stardom al 17 as Dorothy 1n ''The Wizard of Oz.·· With Piper Laurie and Don Murray as her parents, Ethel and Frank Gumm. you see her in vaudeville as the youngest or the three singing Gumm sisters. Mom both booking the act and pla ying piano in it. Interestingly, the mother isn't done as the classic. pushy stage parent. She's a lways thinking or their career . but both she and Pop appear as basically dec~nl folks who care for their kids T HERE ARE EXCURSIONS into pa renta l discord. a discreet de piction" of extr a•111a1 ltat <rf- fairs and the temporary breakup of the fa mily as Mrs. Gumm Va ughn to Appe ar In 'Ce nte nnial' HOLLYWOOD <AP) -Robert Vaughn, who won an Em my for "Was hington: Behind Closed Doors:· will s\ar in the flnpl three hours or NBC's "Centen- nial." Vau~hn will play Morgan Wendell . whose political amb1· lions are threatened by a m urde r dal1ng back t o his grandfather Anthon\ Zerbe plays his grandfathN 1n un earlier segment takes her youngc!>l daughter to Hollywood Also re ·tolct llo\I. Geor~l' Jcssell got tht· Gumm' t o c h a n ge their name" .I udy ·, c hildhood fri l'nd'ihlp!-~1th MH·key RoonL'\ und .l ,1ck11• Cooper clhc lallc•r d1n•c·11·d th1:-. But she dol'sn't m1mu· Jud~ G a r I a n d Sh t• ho n o r ' ht· 1 me mory Channel 50 Wim Three TV Awarm KOCE TV. Channel 50. has won three a wards for program mmg excellem•t• at thl· e ight annual Western Educational Society for Te lecommun1<'at1on:-. :..wards in Sacramento A Best of WC'sl f1r~t plact• award in the category of telecourse. stnJ!le lesson. wt•nt to "The Heart." in lhl' introducing bio·ogy_ telecours<'. A certificatt• of meril 111 graphics was awarded to the "Forum 50" program lo~ covl'r ctes1~ned by Carl Glassford and another certificate of m erit in tht' lelecoursc s1mes category went Lo Pro- Ject Universe Odd Coup~ Barbra Streisand and Geoq?e Segui star in the movic comedy ''The Owl <.1nd the Pussycat , .. to be <tired on election night. Tuesday e.1t 8 :30 p.m . on KH.J . Channe l !J. ( • • • •, 'Bonnot' Ano Ctyou · f 19t,7> WM""' Beatty ~OYP Ounawuy Du11ni; thl' OepteS'>•On twn baoo11s ClyOe B.lrrow .ind Bonnie P::irkN -· tur •Of•1ed thtl M1awe .. 1 12 h" I MJRNING 12:00 0 TWILIGHT ZONE BaO·lempl!IPd 6a111e11 F•ncl'lloy t>eg1n& to .. en~ llHll macnones don 1 hk1• hom CD ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Two plantatoon owne" pton 10 bf'eak up meor pa11 nflt~hop ~ IOAI one 01 tnem can gel mameo Q) HONEYMOOHERS When Aloc:;e 18kf'S d tOb •ti .in olhc" comPll!tf'fy sur- • outld6d bv men. Ratpn '> 1e.i1ou .. y c;•Pales an 1mP05o· '•bftt "''uOhOn ID DICKCAVETI Gui's• Ja,.,~ c:. .. 1 .. d, t2·30 0 AOllER SUPERSTARS 0) ALFRED HtlCHCOCK PRESENTS 1 'ew11day·,, D a yf i•e Mot~ie11 AFTERNOON 12:00 0 • * ' 1 Moonlteet t 195!>1 Stuwart Grang.,,. Oao•gt> SanOllf's An 18th C11n•u1y Cnglo\h 1a1te bto<:omes a smuggler I I hr 30 mm I G) • • • ·Pubhc Enemy" I •93 11 J11mes Cagney, Donald Cook A raekel80f rJ•sed '" a 1enom-en1. ·~ ~•fled dnd nos body 1'> b•<>ughl ~ (I hr.~ min~ 3·00tfOl • • • • TneCano•- o ,,,. I l'l771 Robert Hf'OIOr (I Peti;r B0¥16 A vo11n9 to~a• lr•es Oesp<'r tlt'ly IC) .JVOld l>!!ong COi 111t.1ll>d t>v hos campa1g11 101 , • .-.dt u1 ftl•' U $ St.H'!utt.t I I 111 JO rTI1n I Hollywood ffo11ore d Douglas F a irba nk :-. Jr and R;iquc l We lch wi ll hos t a two-hour tritlutr to llollvwood's 15th anni vcrs<iry on Saturday ttl !I ·p.m . on Channel 2. Stars reprcscnlm,g lht• '20s. '30s. 40s , 'SQs, '60s and '70s will ,make ap- pca ranees. SAVE $60 SALE PRICE •tcJ.Sltt I.."· DO\ U ) INFORMS 1n the DAILY PILOT 1· f ; f ' l I J Laguna/South. ~oast A fternoon N.Y. S t oeks VOL. 71 , NO 310 3 SECTIONS, 36 PAGES O R.ANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONDAY, NOVEM BER 6, 1978 TEN CENTS Trooper Saves Tot; 5 Burn to Death · L.A WHt.:M , .. l\.1n 1 \P Troov•·r L.1r1' 1-·11.,11 r 1 h11k1·ol do wn :>Obb oil' h1 tfr,t•11bed hi' n•:scu•• OI .1 ~ 't•o.11 nlol Ii.I\ fr nm ,, f1t•ry ~•utu t•r;i,h I h-11111ldn 1 1101 u :11d\' ttw "lw l1>h"'' f1•<'li11): · 111 fathng to :..1"' ,.,,. r111·111 h• 1 ' 111 lht.• lHl \ ·, "''"'" Tht• f J nlll) \\.J'1 I c•l ut 1\1111! ho m1· from .1 lun.·r.d 111 \l1 !11b:.11>p1 • .. Th1•r1· 1.1.1•r1 thrt•t· 1lh1 r' 111 !ht frttnl otllfi \Y.tl IO lh1• h,H'k t-n'lt'1 .1 •w\ 1111 y1•ar '1•l1•r u11 •>f I ht• h J fl<;,1' lf1g h1.1. <•Y l',tl 1111 '.11 ti •" lw 11•1 .11 It'd Su ntl .1 \ , he .1tl on 1o ll 1..io11 ht·t '' 1·1·11 I ht• ~ '"ll'' 1«11 .inti .1 p11 k up Ir u1·I.. ~t111'11 lla1nu cl .,.,. IJ\t'\ 1\I 11 '"' four 11( fht·rn """' .1h\t· r h1•\ l.\t'I\ ...C'lt'1lll1t n.: l<•r ht ·lp hut I 1.1. ,,, hl'lplc·'' I IU'I n1u hl11 I l(d tho• t'a r ·'I' 11 t I 111ulol11 I ~·1·1 111 111 g1•I tlwm Tlwy wl're still alive und I \'Ould n 'I gt-l in to ~ct the m. It ".1:. 'urh a helplt.•ss fet.•ling .. .. Y ou JUSl can't 1muJ:ine what II ·, II kt· to wul1•h four people die. 't•,pt•l'lally "h(•n you can't do Jnvth1n~ ;1bout 1l -\\hen you Ju't ha\ e to "1and there .rnd "at1.h lht-m dH• · Tht• lunl.' .. urvt\'nr . S·n ·ar-old l l'''l"~ B r 1n c;,t 'o n o f w ,.,11111n:.ll•r Colo 01.1.es his Ii((• County to Buy Near Doheny Th<' Pfin~t· ("<)univ Ho;.ird ol Su per\'lsor ~ m 1•I 1n :-.c•rrt·I session his t \\Ct•k and a grct•d t(J pa y $2.5 m1l11 o n fo r 7 75 b e a c hfro n t ac re~ sou th of Doheny Beach. If the county's orrr r is a ('1'1·pl ed at a court st·tlh•mt.•nt t'on feren ce this wt•t.•k. a n<•\\ count' beach park ~Ill run .i Ion~ l.!Y1°7 fee l between Do ht·nv Ht.•;11·h State park and lhl· northt•rn tip r of tht• n•s1de nt1al Capistrano lk;.1 t h an:<i To th1:. llml'. the bC'achfront ht1 s bl"t'n known variously a s the Ooh1.·ny bt.•a ch club s1tC', Hole 1n th e reO C C' Rl•ac h , and M1met1 mes as part of Capistrano Beach County interest in lhl· beach v.a~ k1ndlt'<f in 1972 wh(•n thl.' :.tHlC' ahandont-d 11:-. inte rest 1n " a<'qu1ring thrcc acre ~ of tht• I 0% Oil Hike? Kuimit R eport, Unconfirmed KUWAIT f AP > Arab oil producers have agreed to inc re ase pr ices 10 percent whe n the Or~a ni zation of Pel ro leum E xporting Co untries meets nl'xt month in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwa iti newspaper Al Seyassa reports . The increase could not immediately be confirmed. Crude oil Sl'lls for about $12.70 a barrel. and experts say for e very increase of 5 percent motorists pay about ~hal f-cent more Pl'r gallon at the pump. A l Sey a ssa said S u nday the decis ion was m ade b y r e p r csentata vc•s of o il-produc ing n ations during the a nti-Camp D avid ~umm1t m Baghdad . Al Scyassa quoted a source in the_!!:aqi capital s aying /\re.t h oil m m1~t rrs will soon be t ravc lfng to industrialized Western nations to expl ain lhl' increase. which reportedly was forced by t he declining val ue of Lhl· dollar . OPEC's currency unit. OPEC minbtcrs dt·cided at a June meeting to impose a price in crease by the end of the year. 73% County Voter Turnout Expected By GARY GRANVILLE OI , ... O•llY Pll01 !>1•11 Orange County Rei?istr ar of Voters Al Olson sa id today ht· expects 73 per cent of tlw county's eligible voters will go to the polls Tucsda.) to rt.1st thC'ir ballots JO the general <'l<'c.'11on of 1978. U Olson's \'Ot C'r turnout prediction holds tru1" 1t mt•uns about fi65 ,424 county n ·s1dl•nl ' will go to the polling booths lhal will be open from 7 ;,i m t" H· p.m . While in the voting hoolhs. Oran~e County vote rs wi ll have Coa~• t ht•1 r say m six r aces for stale t•nnst1tut1onal offices as well as tn the out come of eight state wide ballot initiatives. County vote rs will also havl' the ir say in four congrcssaon al raC'es. onl' state Senate contest a nd s1" contests for state i\ssem bly ('los er to home, they'll he lp ~rh.•ct two county supervisors, a rounty clerk-n •rorder and :i sheriff as WC'll as he lp· detC'rmmt· the fate of local ballot ISSUCS. The 1978 ge neral election comes to Orangf.' County with .i record K89.636 residents rcl(istered lo vote and. for the first time since 1960. Democra ltc CSff VOTE. Page A2) * * * propt>rty adJact>nt to Doheny. S ubsequent ly, the countv bl'gan a rond l'mnatJon action of 4 8 a cr<'S south of lh(' parcel of interc•st to the stall'. P ubhc purchase of the land beca mc a controversy 1n August 1.975 when the Capistrano Beach lnv(•stment Company Ltd . a part nersh1p. began an invers<' rondcmnation action ISt"t" BEACH, Paitf' A2> S ycamore Bond Issue Detailed f Editor 's Not~-The City of Laguna Beach wiU attempt to rai$e the remaining SS.if million due Rancho Palos Verdes Corp m June /or Sycamore Hills by sale of rev- cnw.• bonds T he 522-acre parcel begins al the ]Uncture of Lagima Canyon and El Toro Roads. At the Daily Pilon request . Co1mC1lman Howard Dawson. a stockbrokeT. de· tailed the mechamcs of the pro· cedure.J By STEVE MITCHELL Ol 1 ... ~lly ~llot Sutt . What is the difference between a general obligation bond and a revenlH.' bond? "The gener al oblig ation bond is paid for by the taxpayer out of a nnual tax revenues... Dawson sa id . listing school construction as candidate for such bonds H e s aid revenue bonds . "whic h in c lude a lmos t all ai rpo rt bond s. use revenues fro m the e nterprise to retire lhe bond." Who bays revenue bonds sach as the ones proposed for Sycamore Hills? .. Usually the gc•ne rat public. although a small issue bond s uch as Laguna·s 1$6 mt I hon > m1~ht be purchased by an insu rance com pany which savc>s the ex· pcns e of public d1s tr1bution." Dawson satd that mig ht be the casC' wtth the Sycamore lltlls salt• How is the city's mortgage re· tired unde r such a program? In the c asf' of Sycamon · ll11ls. Dawson explained . sectwns of land are leased to ope rator.. of a golr course. hotel operator . or a s p o r t s c o m p I t• x s u c h a s hors eback n ding or tennis . "The annual income Cfrom the <See BONDS. Page AZ> ~~~~-~ Weathe r Polls to Draw Low Fair through Tuesda y and s1ig htly waf"m-er Sli g ht ch a nce o f lo w clouds a nd fog a long the coast. Highs in upper 70s. Lows 50 to 55. INSIDE TODAY "I was wing dope, mon- juana. an.gel dust. coco1nf and heroin with pills and dri nking ," soys l..1·ttle R ichard of rock and roll fame. Then he turned to God. See alory Page AI6. C1 Ct .. M Al ., ... ,. . , .. as .. .. A4 A4 \ Coiint Across Nation W ASlll NG TON <AP l -:i'he 1978 election campaign show~ s igns that the mood" of Amerie.i was marked by un indifference unlikely lo p roduce dramatic c ha nge in the De mocratic Party's control of Congr ess and most stale governments. uesv1te get-out-the-vote cam- paigns, a low turnout was expect· ed Tuesday. If historic patterns hold, the Republicans: as the party out or power in Washington. should pac k up seats In Congress . The most optimistic forecasts of GOP gains. however, le ave the party fer short oi endintt Dem ocratic control of the House and Senate . As the year of Proposition 13, of tax protests and de mands for cuts In government budget.~. it would seem Uke a difficult election for incumbents. Yet the I ~ovcrnors of several of the nation 's largest s tales appear headed for re -election Whe the r R e public ans or D e moc rats . c a nd idates e m · phasi:zed pocketbook issues -in- flation . truces a nd government spending -and polls show most Amer icans see little difference in how the two parties deal with the econom y. In an Associat<.>d Press-NBC News poll, 48 pe rcent of those responding s rud their lives will be neithe r better nor worse no m atte r who wins the election. An uncertain factor was the heavy n ow of money from special interest groups. m any or them concerned with a single issue s uch as the Panama Canal treaties or federal abortion aid: Federal Election Commis.,lon slot ls tics show Polltlc&I action (Stt TURNOUT. Page At> ·• to the 37-year-old trooper, who grabbed a fire extinguisher and slammed it through a car win· dow while bystanders scr eamed for him lo get away from the blazing wreckage. The boy was m "fairly good" condition at La wre nce Me mo n a l Hospital wtth first and s econd degree burns on his legs a nd face. Killed in the c rash were his motller . Terresa Brtnston. 20. of Westminster : his aunt·. SonJa Be tts . 39. and he r childre n . Ro d g e lle Betts . 18 . And r ae Betts. 17. and Zacca rias Griffi n. 22. a ll of Commerce City . Colo The sixth victim was Richard J on es. 19 . of To kepa . Kan. Police said Jones' pickup truck c r ossed the m edian of the Ka nsas Turnpike near Lawr ence and struck the car. which had Off a11d R11nning just filled up with ~asolme. f\ ca r being towt'<f by the fami- ly car lurched forward, shoving tht.• lead car unde r tht• pickup .rnd rup tur ing the c ar's gas tank . pohce s aid. Fir e emptl'<i. s t'nding up a pall of :-.mok1• thal Foster s potted while p;:itrohng a s ho rt distance away "When I d rovt• up lht•rc Y.t.1~ 1ust a ball of fir<'." Fostl'r rc- CSee RESCUE. Pa~t· A2> T his was thl' SC'l'n l' Saturday at :\l a s o n R eg ional Park m t rv1ne "'hen l.160 ptopll· showed up for a 50-mile relay ra1..·L· ~ponsorcd bv the Newport Beach Runne rs Associatton. Winning 10-me mbcr team!. \\t•re in the m en 's d 1v1s1on. tht· Rialto Hoadrunnc.·rs: women's, Campo Kids o l :'\:t•w por1 Hc ach . poltcl' and fire . LAPD Open Team. Prime Minister Named Military Government to Fonn in Iran TEHRAN. Ira n IAP l -lran·s chief of staff. Gen Gholam Reza Azhari. was a ppointed prime minister todav to form th...: firs t milita ry governme nt m 25 years and prop the riot tom rule of Shah Moha mm<'d Reza Pahlavi. Jaafar Sha n f·Emam t. :i civilian. resig ned as prim<' minister Sunday night as mobs pillaged and burned sections of Te hran. Rioters also wer<' re po rted to have broken again into Che compound housing the British Embassy's e mployees and the ft re-damaged c hancery T anks and t roops ringed key sites m Tehra n. m artial law authon t1es banned fo ur of fivt• m orning news papers and tht' government r adio r epeatedly broad cast martia l la w rcguJa tions warning any gathering of more than three persons wall be "sm ashed by force " Thie ves G e t $11,000 in Laguna Hauls Laguna Beach police a re JO· vestigatmg a series of weekend r<'s1dential burglaries today that netted thieves over $1 t .000. J ohn Hartwt•ll. 48. of 683 AJl a Vista Way. told police a thief had re moved louvered windows at his home Saturday a nd fled with $6,000 worth ot je welry and silve r. Norma n Lewis. 35. of 685 Slee py Hollow Ortvt. re portt'<i s ome one e nte re d his home Saturday ·and took $4.279 worth or !tlvcr . jt-w-e-try ..and il, television set Leroy Lyman. 64 . or 1060 Baja S t .. r e ported $729 wo rth of jewelry. silver. watc hes. pen· nies. a bike and a camera were taken from his home sometime Saturday Mailbox Blown Up In San Cleme nte A San Clemente mailbox was destroyed late Sunday In an ex· plosion which Fire Mars hal Don Hodgson blamed on an explosive device the size or ia large M-100 type fi recracker The incident was reported nt 10 p .m . at the home of lvan Austin. 143 Ave. Dolores. Wit· nesies told Hodgson they saw two youths leovlna the area ot the time of the txplo11lon in a dark. late model hatchback car. The' ant i-gove rnme n t p r o t e s t e r s d e m a nd po l1t 1cal li bcrahzallon. a return lo t radt· t1 onal Islamic value s in this ovC'r- 1.1. he lming ty Moslem nation uncl an end to what they s ay 15 domtna · t1on by the Wt'st. Shah Mohammed Rew Pah lavi's decis1op to a ppoint Azhari was bch~vc·d a rinal attempt to save Iran from d estruction and anarchy as well as preserve the m onarchy. Thi• riote rs who ra mpaged lh rou~h Tehran over tht' 1.1. et'kend shoute d. .. (){'ath to I h<' sh uh." the imperial rull'r who has run Iran 37 years In an 1mpass1oned 10-mm ut<' radio address to the natio n today. the shah pledge d that .. unlawful actions. crue lly :ind corruption nrC' thtn#?S of the pa.-;t a nd will soon tx· removed a~ any cost. .. He e xplained his dcc 1~1on to appoint Azhari by 'iayin)? "The killings and c haos m many parts of the count ry reached such a s ta ge as to endanger th<' country's mdependence T ht> deplorable events of Sunday which set lhc. capital on fire r a used t he resignation of the gover nm(•nt In order to prevent furtht•r unrest and killings. a nd 1n ord<'r to e stablish law and order I tn f'<I my best to establish a coaltl1on gove rnment but it d id not work Therefore I was compelled lo appoint a te mporary m 11tta ry government." Immediate oppos ition reaction lo the military ta keove r was restrained. Tehran's lop Mosle m leader. .. Ayatullah Talt.·~hant . hlamt-d iwver nmcnt pnn oC'ator., fo r I he :.irs on a nd chaos in th(• strc·ds and c a llt'Ci on lht• pt.'oplt• lo av111<1 c·on frontatlon 1.1.1th :.t•cun tv fOrC'eS "'Ill Vl{'W or tht• fac t th.;t u nprC'd1r ta hll' -;1luatt0ns an· a bout 10 la kt> plUl'l' ancf 1n ord1·r to prt.•\ l'nl l>loodshcrl · · Diver Hur t By Motorb o a t Off D ana f\ Sc.'uha di\ t•r surfar 1ng about a qu:.ir1i.'r mile out fro m 0<111a point w.as struck hv <tn 18 foot m o torho.il Sund .iv ·.111cf 1·u1 on lht· arm and hal'k hy th1.• hoal's µropt·llt-r · I\ s pokesman fo r thf' she riff's harbor patrol s.ud l hal Harold Solon Wct'<f . 5!1, nf Hcmcl. s uffered a 1;1ri:w lact'fJlton nn his left arm t1nll s m all cut s on hts back Ht the· t p m ;.H0t•1d1·nl Boat opt·ralor Hoger L1·e Ke lle r. 2.'l, of 501 SunflOY.l'r St tn Sa nta An<i. told 'hen ff':. dl'put it's h1· did nol sr · WP~d . Y..hO "'a' JUSl ht•lo\\ tht· o;urfa1'1• · whl'n he "a:. hit by th1· prop.e ll e r Weed was trc<t lcd at the scent• b paramedics and transportt.-'d lo San Clemt•ntc Ge ne ral Hosp it:il, where he underwent. surgery Sunday night fo r the arm inJury A ~osp1lul <,poke l'iman repMted tha t Weed· was 1n satisfa cto ry condition today. Consultant Mulled By Capo Trustees Capistr ano Unjf1ed School Dis· tric t trus t ees will be a s ked tonight to authorize the haring of a cons ultant at a cost not to exceed $2.500 to study a proposed d1v1s1on of the district . Tonight's board meet ing is scheduled to begm at 7:30 pm. at District offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto. San Juan Capis!rano. In askJn$( that a consultant be hired. Superintendent Jerome Thornsley said he opposes the proposed breakaway of the area lying In the San Clemente Hlf'h School attendance are a . He sajd be believe:r; the educational pro· gr am would suffe r if the spltl we r e a pproved . T he cl 1vts10n would also be uneconom1c al, he s aid. The Orange County Co mmittee on Sc hool Oistrict Organization is cur rently studying the p roposed d ivision of tht• Ca pistr ano Unified Oii;trict. The d istrict currently JO· e ludes lhe communities of L ag un a Nij(ue l . San Ju a n C ap i s tra n o , D a n a P Qant , Capis tra no Beach, San Clem ente and part of Mission Viejo . The COWlly study was initiated after a petition s upporting the division was submitted to the committee last s pring. C.. I • ' f J ... .. A2 DAIL y P1L OT u SC Monoar NOv111t1tJe( lf. 19.,!! San lementr Sewer Boiids Before Voters -.;,an Ch rn1·nl\ 'ol• 1' "111 1., ,1,l.1 11 1 11 .... d .n lu .1ppr11\1 l'n11111,.,1l 11111 11 $\ .' 1111111011 10 '''"' 1·1 homt... 111 11n.1n1·1· '''" 11••• t I ••• 1 I 011•111 I Ill )H'"' ••m t• n I' .ind " nt'"' ".11t·r 11•1•)J ni.11 um l'llml It 1 .. \ 11111.111\ th1 '·•m• 11111111 1111 ,1,111 I d1 f, ,lf<•1 f I I ,, Ho J1 ll\ . .. . •. ,...,. Po11.-\ I OTE ... r•·.:1 ... 11 .111\' 1111111uml~·ri111: rh1 11 Ht 11uhlh .111111U11 lc•111.11 h Hut o i...,111 • \j>• I,, ,, "' r ""''"'' 111 \1•1 1 1111,d.1\ lh.111 \Ill nl 111 I h1• I'• 'lh I ,d \°I, \I 11111' 111 1'11~ .11111 1•1,11 1.du•n t ht•f t• "''r• 1'1 t'"tJ• 111 I d I .u ,., II ,( Jl..t BROWN, YOUNGER VOW GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS And tht• flt•moerat H' vott·r rt•g1::.l r..1llon m<ir.i:in 1::. hO sltm , J .01~ n·~1::.1rat1oni., th..tt th•· l'Ount.' ·..., 118 llUb 'ott•r:. "ho ..11 1• not aff1!iatt•d "1th J JJ<Jllt1l-.tl party hc•ld tht· 'P<1l111c•.1l 1 l>Jl;UH 't• IO lh1•1r h.md::. Vot<•r:-in Or<Jn~e Count ~ will ~l't a ftrM 1nklrn~ about ho"' ttw 1"lt•r 111in 1s going locally .it Jhout 8 30 p m . Tut•sday That 1s \\ h<'n Olson <':<pt•ct::. to .1n nounce how roug hly 23,000 \'Oler :, who cast a bs('nlt't' ballob \Olt·d Bul 1t won't b<> unlll 11 pm that partial <'Ounts of Tucsd<t)":. voting \\Ill be a\ a1la hlt•, Ob on !>Jld He pn:d1cll'd tht• final count "on 't be <'o mpkh.'<i until ..iboul 10 iJ m Wt:'dn<·:.d a~ To p h11lin).! on Tul·~da} ·.., oallol h1·J11n~" 10 thr govrrnor ., r:i1•1· .1110 I ht• l'llOlt 'So 111'1" 1'1'11 l h nicoc 1.1111 1n1 umlwnt 1-~d munll <: B1 11\\ll .11 :trHI H1•1w hl1t'.lll E v1·llt• Y11u11,1.!1•1 In Or:tn):!l C11u111 \ h1·a\ ll'"' Hllt•n •sl 1s f111·11::;(·d on lht• :!fith '' :111• S.·11ak 1>,...tnc·1 \\h1·•1· I h•m1 1t•1 .1111· .... 1 alt· \...,~wmhl vm<tn llott ('orclo,.1 aml for mpr ..... ta11• :-l'nator J ohn Srhmtt1 .111· m.1l<"h t•d I H> 11111 , lh1• l'!\llt h," h ,l(f '11 1111 11,11 ktllf rr\!111 I 111• ( '11 y t 111111 1 ii 111 .11"111 \ M .nur \\ cl l111 111 W.oli..1•1 nnd 1•o unr 1I rlH'nt lh'f :O-l>o1111..1 W 1 lklllMIO llllU l<ov ll11mm !Jut h • ..., lJ••t•n 1111 '""1 d In 1 1111 111 1 l 1111 m hl•I •, 1111\\,4111 M 11..,f111l .11111 M)1t1 ... Y. .1~·01•1 • I h1 • 11u1w1I 111d1111 1h 1·ont1•111h. lh.1t llw fllOjKl'H'd """'~'Hl' tn•;il 1rwn1 1mp11•\1•rrwnh mu'lt be w 1 •1t•r l ,1k1•n l o ,J \11111 111•\\ d tl f11 ull 1l0!'> "1th tht H•i.:11111dl Wu11·1 (J1 1,1lih t'1111lrol U11.11d "4h 11 h Ii f1t ·1! .1 Hi m1111th <'<'•JM' .md 1flo l'I lortlt•r .1 V•'.11' .•l!O 1111 l't>llllt I 11111 I h.11 11·11 Jiil 1>ru 11 d .!<> ht 'llllll•h•lt'lf II\ lht• I II °I' \II hou~li I h,· µ111po..,1•tl \\ .1t1·r 11 1 l11111.1t11on plant '' 11111 m ,ind.it • 11 '" lh• • ••1111111 l1<1,1n l Walk1•1 II .1111 m .111<1 M 1 ~ W1lk111~on l ldl lrl lh t' l'lt \ \\ll Uld bl• ~hu rl !!11~hll'd not t o plan for futu re watt'r short<1Res . which ;wa1lah11lty of recl<umed water would h<'IP to relw vt• l\b a n tnCl'nli ve for passing the bond m t-<.U.Urt'. tht-Cit y C-Ounc1I hd.) approvl'd J sewe r rate n•. d uction upon passage of PrOpo!>I 11011 0 . lo"errng e urrcnt m onthly dwq.tl'h of $9 25 lo $7.70. Hut Musht•lt and Mrs. Wagner argue that the lo" er rates arc not g uarantt'ed for any length of time a nd art' likely to be hiked again. And they say that m ost of the proposed expenditures are not nt'Cessary to meet control bo3rd standards . Th~y claim reduced m onthly s t•rv1cc charges and possible new control board penalties are bc·rng used in u carrot ·and·stick <•ffort to ~ct voters to approve a bo nd ll>Mlt.' which they s uy "ill bl•nc-f1t primarily developers and nt.'\\ re!>1d1>nts of t he city Total cost of improveml'nt ~ to lhl· 1·11 \ ·:-. M'w1•r plant. l'ons t rur t111n nf a :.t.•\H'r hm· from lh1· t·1t\ pJ;i nt 1co a n·gional outfall in l>an;i l'rnnt ;tnd c-onstrud1on of t h1• \\ .11l'r n ·t·lamat ron fac1hty \.\11uld c·ost ,111 estimated Sl5 4 mdl1on Of this <imount. the city \.\o ulcl pay S I 2 m illion . With <;t.'.llt• and f<"dt·r::il ,::rant~ cxpctt t•d to c11v(•r lhl' r t'm:lindt·r * * * ' -· Al'Wl ......... lo FIREMEN REMOVE BODY OF ONE OF SIX PEOPLE KILLED IN KANSAS TURNPIKE CRASH State Trooper Savea S-year~td Boy, But Five Other Family Members Die Saccharin Ban Endorsed _Science Academy Backs Cancer Belief W ASl-nNGTON c AP l -Tht• Food and Drug Administratio9. whic h has been seeking to bifn sacchann. apparently has be1·11 bol s tl'red by a Nation«JI Acad em y of Sciences report th~1t co11clud<'S the popular sugar s uh !>ltlute "must be \'it>wcd a s J potential cause of cance r 1n humans ." Donald Kennedy. FDA co m m issiont.•r. called the report ";1 com pr<.>hcnsi Vt'. objel'th•e antener al lowed to ht' sold in lhe Unitt•d States. But Congress imposed an 18 month moratorium on an\ FDA ac·tion pc nding furth .. ·r s tudy The m oratorium l'X pirl•:. Ma y 23. 1979 Tht· an tdt•m y stuc1~ . dom· .11 tht· n ·qlll'SI of Congrt•:.&. ::.a11I furth t:r laho rato ry s tud11·s 111 e!;t ahl1s h the• t•arcino~!'n11· t••1nt·1·r l'aus tni.: pote ntial nf s arrharin an· not nt>t·d<'d u ndt·t t:x1 s ting law Stud1t·s \\1lh laboratory rats show the sweetener is a "low potential" c ardnoge n whl·n compared Wllh oth<•r knO\\n can cer -ca using agents. the p unf'I s aid Hut the <1cad l'm v <idd<·d •. 1\ I l h 0 u g h l h ,: d I c t· (.' I l':l l'l'lnO~l'llll' p<Jll'lll IH I of .,.tl' eha rin 111 hum ans m;1y tw "'"ak its pos-.1hlt• ..1t:t1011 ..... ..1 pr11mol1•1 c>f e;inn ·r nlJ .'-bt· mun• 111l pm rant " Thi· ,\t lanttt bt•d C a luric Cont rut Council a nd ti::. ad\ 1·rtts 111g .igelll'\. v. h1 t·h n ·pn•..,t·nt tht· d1 t't s oft drink indus try, de p lo red the n ·port "II St.'l'm ::. 11w n ·<.J1blc that th1• t·o1w lus 1011s woulci go so slt ongl~ ,1g .11nsl lh(· l'X tl'll l>ll'l' a nd g ro" 111J.! bod~ of 'l'tl·nl1f1l' l'l'l1'1t>nc·1· .,uppo rtmg s an·ha n n's !>alt•I\ I ht• ('OUlll'll s<Hd "Wl· l ''IWl'I common <;ensl' a ncl lhc h1•,1 in lt·n·~t of Amt:n c<m " \.\Ill rir1•\<11 I \l h l•n th1· cv1tl<·ncl' ll> fullj 1·\ a mtnl.'d .. FroM Pag~ Al BONDS DETAILED. • • 1 l' a s e o f th<' I a n d t o th l' operators 1 goes to the non·prof1l corpor;,ition set up by the c1l~ · Dawson s aid "In add1t1o n. ,1 pc•rcl'nla~e of l!rPens fee~ o n t ht· ~If roun.e. for m~tanc<'. and ,1 bl·d l 3x from t ht· hotel opt· rat 11111 would also J!O lo lhl· non pnif11 1·orpor.1t1011 Thost· 1'1·\ t•n11t·~ \\ 11uld go fp pay lht• rnten ·st on th<.' honds. .111d to retire a cerU.on numb(•r •>f thl0 ho nd!> l'~iC'h vt.•ar How Ion~ would th•· bond issut· 4c•Xtt>nd? bndle trails.~ pe rhaps a ronet·rt bOwl. and swimming poob "We fl~ure the annual ta i..,. '' ii I ht· 111 t hl• nt'i gh l>orhood of SI million unnually ." Ua\\s on :.d1 cl What i11 tht> timt• i-chl'dulc for ~ale of tht> bond!!? "D~ .\1 Jrch \\t · :.h11uld h.1\1• ,, r<>sponsc> from thl' c·ount.'-on·r wh1ct} la nds 1t requires l for ..i tr~n ~port at ion c orridor Jnd L"ount)' parkland l so we t•an give :>Pl'ctfH·s 111 a ll·ase c•tmtracl f ' "''" Pagt-·I I RESCUE ... ~ counted "The httle boy wa~ lookmg ou.t the window, cry in$: screamlnfl for h elp. The r e wt·n • some peoplf' :4 andwg c.iround °rhey y{'tl\'(j for ffil' not It> t(O nt•a r tht· lil<Jtl' J put 1m m y gloves :ultl t ru·d Io fort e th<· door ope n . but c ouldn't I gr abbed u fin· c•xt in~ut::.hcr M d slam med 1t lhrou~h the w1ndo"4 . <1nd pullt' th(• flamrn~ vc•htcles. But lht• heut wc.u; too tnll-nsl' to approat h a s l•t•ond ltmt.•. hl• said A trucker joint.'<f F~ter m try rng 10 ~el th<' c ar door OJl(•n They tied a winch to th e hundh· to try to force tl open. but tht· oute r frame of the door s unplv pcelc>d off. Foster said. ' The boy·s f a the r . Dav1<I Brins ton. was en route to th1 · h o s p 1 t a I t o Jo 1 n h i s ., 11r1 Aut h orilles ~..11d h e had n ·· m a incd in Cl ;trksd ule. Mis~. where lhl' fa mily had att<'ndt•d luneral st:n ·1ct.'S for lht· l<Hht•r ot !\1rs Bt'tts and Mrs Urmston Funds Used For Gems? LOS ,\'.\'{;!-:LE~ • 1\f' I ~1 .1 nh-l ~I .irk R1fkrn the l' 11 m p t: 1 1° r t' o n " u I t a n t l'lt~tl'~t.'d 111 a SIO :! m1lh11n b ,1 nk lhC'fl . convt.•r1 1·d mos t of lht· m oney 1 n1 o di amonds purchast•d trom 1 h 1.: So\ 1l'l ~ov1•rn nwnt in d M'he ml' 111vol\'tng j Sw1::-:. bank account. 1l wa~ rt·· 1.caled today In an affidavit. t h<· FOi d1 s t·loscd th at Ri f k in tr3 ns ft•rred $8 1 m1ll1<Jn from S t>t·urity PJc1f1t· Ba nk hen .! to lhc Sw1 ~~ h a r.k ac t·ou n t of "Hl 'SSALMAZ." an ar111 of t hl· So\·11·1 goq :rnml.'lll 1h.1t h,indlt·~ th1.· l':\l>Orl (1f cl tJnrnnd!> 'i::Jtllcr :.;t111 ~. .\~> I t;11111~ 111111 1h1· l'lt•t·l wn. lh•· t"u m aJur part1e:, c:.ich huv1· t \\11 _ of 1 ht• four c11ngrcssional :.c&h ,1\'a1la blf' 1•1lht·r "'holly <ir 111 p;irl 111 Or<m~c· County. Voter Registration "Probably 20 years.". Dawson '!.t11d "So at thl' <'nd or t h<1l ti ml" ll'l 's say. the morLJ,!agc 1s pCJ1d off a nd anv new revenues 1 J?reens fees. <.>tc. I would go into the c ity's ge n<.>ra l fund acC'ount " Would La~una's taxpayers tw stuck picking op the lnte rf'st on bonds·~ · Thul gives u ... a m onth to gt'l :ill lht: leases signed and draw up bond inde nture tsecurity f111 t hC' bond 1 bet we<'n th<: non prnf11 cor p oration and the bo nd b uyers " Oo you see any problem~ that ~ould inte rft>re with the bond .!>a lt>? · ·Tht> o nl y p roble m I can possibly foresee would l;c 1f lht· county d oc!> not come up "1th :.pl'cific locations for 1l!. parks . That would make II difficult to lt·a se land to 1ntert·st <'d pri\'ah • pa rties " Two Arrested On Laguna Assault Raps Poli ce s aid one man "a ... ja iled for thro" rng a r1recr:.t\·kcr at a firc.•man and anotht!r struck H policem an 1n separate Laguna Beach weekend incidents . In lhc· 1111w·m1•mtw1 .... 1:111 · h-c 1-.J;11 ur(' dt•kgat mn lh1· cou111 v -..·nd... ro S.1t r .1nw11l o. the• I km111·1 .1h hold ll \t' 11f I Ill' 111111• 11fh1°e·s * • • FroM Page A l TURNOUT •. 111mm1ll t·1·::-not .1Hd1alt·tl \1.111> .... ,,.·1·1f11· e·<1nc11d.itt'S or part1t·" • 011111h111t•ci SIX 7 m 11l1nn 1•1 l 11111.: I t' ........ 1111),JI I Jnthrfoll'~ 1\ lo\al of 155.5 m1!li111 1 m1·rir:111s a rt' el1Jlihl1• 10 vot .. 'I 111·~d.1\ hut mu .... t fon ·1·asrs a11· rh.11 rmcll'r IO J)crc(•nl will go to th(· rw lr.... Thr figun• might be ,.., l1m .1~ :1:J -r>c rrl'nl In lhl' Hli·I m1rl 11•rm t'lt'l'lion. '.l6 pC'rl'Cnt ril the· 1•li !!1hh· "ott•r<; wt•nt to th1· 1)()11s Mile age Weigh ed At Meet Tonight :-, a rt rt I e Ii a t' k l · o m m u n 1 h < 'ollegt' tru!>ll'l'S an · sc·hl·rtult·d lo ;1m1•nct a hoa rd policy raisini.: .1u111 1mlt'ag1· r t>1mbur::.(•m l·nt for fJ<'llll y m<'mbe rs from I~ to 18 •'\'nts ;1 mill'. ,1t tonight 's m1•t'I· IOI! Thl· meeting 1s s et tor 1·30 p m 1n R oom 105 o f tht· L1brar.v -nassroo m Complt•x. 28000 Mar.cwcnte Parkway. Mii. S IOn VIC'JO. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ·~·O·•ltl)t"'r1J1 ttl•••v """' W ff\11f11PM l'\1\(0f'n 11 -w ''""' ,,,..., P•r t"-tb' N"fjhll'ff'I-0•""1' ( 1.t f 0 ;fth,h•••11• ( •l"lfM''• ,..(Mf f'f1• t't1tlM_,\ lh U1Jhl1•.-..o "A11fl""" t"l,OuQ't ,,,(I.If..,,..,. (•~·M ,.,,,,., t N".-wt'otl• f H1 Vt ~11.1,,1 ""1'M Rr t ti I rt1J11 ... ,,_ \'If•• ''¥•1'1f' ~ U1'11•0olL" V•ll•• •~t 'lQV"'• ....... ~" \ovt.,(rt.ll-f ~"'~' ''"91'•' .. ,,.,;. I• ff\ •\ oi;~1\.h#>O .-,..tlJrd•f .. Miid ~., ft. ~;::~~~~·::';1:;.·.~~~.· ... .;~,:10 Ww\f ,, ... ..... " ... ... Pt~ °""'t 14ryt P11h'1·.f'llM J.tUI • (VI' ..... V1tttP'• .uff·"l1 4N!O,.•"'f"IM;,~r "'-••'1-Ed•IO' T"9 ..... tll M_.M MAr,..,q,~r.Ctt•f°" ,._.,II\" LM'\ tlllldwrd p ... u A\ •\f,,nt '-'4,,•o•"O Cdlt0t' LAIQ1'"• l••ctl Otrlce 111~ r.11nn .. •••'4"'Nl M.11h"Q Add,•'\\ P 0 9oc.tM .,,.,, Ofllc;•• rO\ttt Mf '"' lJO Wfll\f 0•1 Str,..1 I Hvn,1ncnon 8t-cf\ 111t' &t•n&<MJ•o•~ ~l•0.4<k~.tll•y 1\>0tl•PAIAIMd •t~Du1·0ot,,,.,..,.., Telephon• (71•)'42-4321 Clenlfled Advt rllelng M2·5e7t Legune hec:h All 09pen-nte: Ttltphone•M-MM From\An ri.""'"t" 4M-MOO ~·''l.~ ~ ~= c:;:,:~=~~s:"" ,...r,f'' or erfli.,t•tf~flnh "t'"" "'•" :: •t!OrodwtM wtt.,.vt t,..c.l•• °"'"'"''°°'" ot t OOY'fffhf """1'Wf "tH O"lt <IH ' lMll•9" '"'" •I C.0,.1• Mo•• ('ett.,,..,,t• \V41M ' teU•" bW (.,lflltt \J SO :='i!:c~\'.i ;~~1~o M&nl~I• ""'II"' ·• -• I Sets Record· in State SACHAMENTO l l\P1 Mo n · th.rn 10 million Cal1forn1ans a n · e ligible• to vote in Tu(·sday·s l'lcct1nn. S ecre tary of Sta l e March Fong Eu says. She said th!"rl' were 10, 129,601 pt:oplt• n •g1st cred lo vote on Oct 9. lhe ltts l day to rt-,:?1~tcr for the Novl·mbt•r gent'r :.tl clt.'ct1on F ro• Page A J BEACH .•. In c·flcct. that acllon accust:s lhl· county and stutc of dcpr1v1ng th1• partnership o f the ust• of 1t~ propt:rty from Deccml:x:r 1969 t11 l\uj.{ust 1975 lhrou~h a Sl'ries of rcstrictions prohibilin~ its de• \'l'lo pmt•nl Tht• pa rtnership argued that. 1n dfoct. w ning a nd olht·r rc•s tr1 C't ions deprtvt•d th1· partnership from us ing lhc lam! "1thout pay m(!r1t of .1w.t com pens at ion . As a result. the• partnership lo s t lhl' propl'rl v throuKh fun:closurc to United California Bank in late 1975. Still pend111g b a laws mt th<1t !>t•t•ks to repay lhl' pa rtners for the damagl' allegedly done tht'1r financ ial mlt:'rt'Sl through s tate and county action . IL 1::. believed the bank now s ays the property. when used for its best possible use , is worth $3 6 million. But th<' eounty's offer of $2.5 million 1s based on an appr aisal that treats the land's hig hest .ind ~t use for h otel and motel de velopment rather than for rcs1denl\al use seen in Lhc bank·~ appraisal It ls rl'porlc•d in a confidential m L·mo t o th e B oard o f S uper vrsors that the bank "ex- pressed interest in the county acquirin~ the entire Capistrano 0l'ac h pa rcel," m eaning the full 7.75 acres. T h e re is no provis ion in the c:o unty or affiliated district budgets for t he $2.5 million pu rc hase . However . It is believed that o th er H a rbor Beach es a n d Parks Dis trict projects t h at have been funded will be aban- doned for the lime being In favor of publk purC'hase of the buch Sile. W oinan Killed LOS ANGELES <AP) Shirley Mille r . 50, of West Los Angeles. whose car stalled In a tramc . lane of the San Diego Freeway was fataUy Injured when sbe got out of her car. and was struck by another car. the Califorrua Hishway Patrol s aid. That .)ets a reco rd for votl'r regis t ration tn a E:Ubcrnalonal election year Mrs Eu expects 75 percent of thos e voter s to turn o ut on t'lection day. The registration record for J presidential election year was s et in 1972. w he n 10,466.215 persons were on lhc voter roll~ in Novem ber. The lalc.-st f1gur<'s s pell troubll' for Rcpubhcans. "ho ha vc a majority in only one• county M o n o . w h 1 c h h a s I . t> :i 7 Republican s and l .GO !.I Dt•mocrats. Orange County. onc e a Republican stronghold. now has 407 .668 Dcm ocrat.s and 404.653 Republicans. Overall. De mocrats have a 56·34 per cent registration edgt· in Ca lifornia. There are 5.729.755 D e moc r ats and 3 ,465.275 Hcpubllt ans . 84.884 Amc rtc<J n lndcpt.>ndent Party m e mber!>. 31 ,407 Peace and Fr <.>edom Party m e mbers. 28.083 m cmhc rs of m1 scellanccou s part1 e~ :.inri 700 1971ndepcnclentl> No Evidence OnMissjng Wguna, Vet L aguna Beach investigator .... continue to be baffled hy thl· Oct. 18 disappt'.'arancc of loeal vete rina rian Dr. GIC'nn S. ('raft. Dete ctive Gt'.'nc Brooks said t<1 day a c h eck o f fr iends in Colorado who knt.•w the doctor has failed to tum up C'vidc ncc of his whereabouts . ·'The 01.1es we checked with sold they ha dn't seen him or heard from hlm since the disap· peuanc.c." Brooks said. "We.' t alked to one frie nd who had spoken with him the night before his disappeara nce . but h adn't seen or heard from him sin ce ." Brooks said he is still wailing for a check from credit card companies to de termine if Craft bas used the cards since Oct. 18. The veterina rian. w ho h ad been pract icing in Laguna only three m.enths, disappeared a fkr a series of m ysterious incident:-. at hts office. 460 Forest A vc. Craft. 29. was last seen by his assistant Bruce Kirby as he kft the clinic about s:OS ~.m Ol·t 18. Det. Brooks s aid Craft ·~ parents, Kanaas dalry farmers. alao have not had contact with their son slnce hrs Oct. 18 disap· pea ranee. "No. the intc rC'sl is paid from the· op<•ra tors · leases. gre<•n:. ft•t•s. bed ta x and f(.'(·s· collectl·d from ol her rC'c rcnt1on ust.'s 011 the la nd " How much art> th(' tax·•·xempt bonds going for tht>se d ays? 'Bet wet-n A 5 a nd <;('\ t'n Jl<'r cmt ," Dawson s aid. Ile said lhl' r 1ty will probably S<'ek a bond 1:. i.Ul' o f about S6 m1ll1on. "to replenis h the firs t ye ur's 111 tcrC'st and the mon<!v "<.' t0<1t.. from lht• Opt•n Spart: fund W 1• might even throw our lt!gal ft-1:::. 1n there." he said. Six milUon dollar~. at sevf'n percent lntert>st per year meani. about M30,000 tn lntt>rest alone· annuallv. Do vou tblnk the> dl\ can clear that 'much t'ver.v yt•a r:! "We ri~Urt' W~· \\Ill COllN·t about $250,000 a vN1r fro m tht· land le ase and fe<·s from the golf course." Dawson said. The councilman also f1gur<·.., :.inothC'r $500.000 in le ase· and fees from a "200 to 300" room r <>s o rt hot e l co mple x 111 Sycamore> Hills "J\nd we'v<> come up \\Ith .11 least eight othe r uses for thl' land . Inc luding tt'nnis c ourt!>. B u t D a w !>on s a i d l h 1· fl On· profit corporal ion :JI r«<Jdy h as a pretty guod notion of where the parks won't be . and hJs s ul{ges ted the S o uthern C.1 Jifornia GolC Association he~tn plannin~ for a 31l·ho lc golf t•ompll'X in S)camor<· Hill!> "Tht•\' undrrst <ind that r ount \ plans might m <•a'Jl I urktnl! in :1 st·l·t1on ht·n · or 1h1·re· 1111 tht· • C'llUl'Sl'::-... l>:)WSOn s aid In lhl· m eantlml' lhl' rit ' "rll lw "orl.mR with lh1• 1~ou11tv 1:1:.k f111·1·f' 111 pl:mn111g U:.t"' ti'ir thi· p rr::.11n1 <•l'rl·..1i·t· our L.ll'un•t C.1nyon Hu.Jd $500,000 Blaze LOS ANGELES CJ\P I A fin· in .1 Southe rn Pac1fH: Ru1lroa<1 fur niturr w a r t'ho us e in lht• China town an'a Sunday c auM·<I an est1m:llt.'tl $500.000 dumagt., Los 1\ n~wlt•s fire offi<"tJb said Police said .lames Wilham Mclntirc. 33. a trans ie nt. wa:. <1r rested Saturday o n Main lkach a ftt.•r he allc.•gl'dly tos::-1·11 ,, fire cracker al f1rt.'man J ;1ml':-. De wberry . Po liCl' \I.en· approachin,g tht• beach on a caJI for· an m 1urcd man wht•n on<' offirc•r :1ssc.•rt .. dh s aw M r lnt1re l os~ 1h 1· firPc ra C'kt•r l\tc rnt1r1• h ,1<f CJl1 outst andin~ "·•rr<1nt to r Jl lt·~1·1t drunken dr1 v1ng a lso, pultn i:.a 1d ,\ Colton m.111 "·" .1r11·..,lt·r! 'ho rt I~ ulkr nrn1111r,h1 Saturda) Ill Jllt•gPd h ,..t rut'lt 11lf11·1 r W 11l1.101 Y1111r1"'< .ti I l'r h1'llll.! st11p1H·ct f11r "Jlt•1•11J11g on l,..;1g un.J t'.11\\ nn Ho.id Pe.1l1~t· .... 11t1 .J;1m.-~ Doug Ho~r! l!l. "as sropp<'rl 1111 lh1· :JOOIJ hlnr'- or Lagun;i {\111,1111 Hn.ul 111 .1 ... s 1•rl l'dh tol<1 ull rc·1·r \ 111ir1·\ • 1 ·m go111g tu k1tk yuur . . . .. Royd allegedly s tr U<"k \'our••\ 111 the c ht·st an{J th1• Lwo wr l'stktl on the ground while-a nothi;>r or f1<•1•r lrll'<1 to huncit•uff Bovd lk ""' charge•<! with as .... 1ull mg a po ht•e offlcl'r afllf wa~ 1·1tt"'1 for ~p~\'din~. from our b:Yys da,pt. for full ... - th~ sof'tA..&t 100~ lamb&~! v-nz.ck a~rs, fully f8sh1onul and KT11tlm m scotilond.ciapczc.16lly fc>r et·e.tioc sizes S-20, m mony bz.out1ful colore 44 fashion island, newport center \ I . .. t t j t I I l Orang~ Coast I l::U lllON \ Today's Clo Ing N.~. S toek VOL. 71 , NO. 310, 3 SECTIONS. 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONbAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 N TEN CENTS Computer Plot Suspect, Gems Found LOS ANGELES L\P1 rh1• P'Bl baa urrt• tt'd Stu11ll") Miatk RHkin. a l'omputt.•r ·,,·qwrl cib.rft:d with m .. i.k rn11nd111111 lh1 • blah y 1oph11>111·utt•t1 1twt1 111 •to 2 m1lho n from St•c·urit ~ P111c1flc U mk ~nd thl'n uMni.t lht• m oney in a dt'.tl for th.imund' Wlth tht• Su\ I Cl go\ t'fll0ll11ll lllt'Ols n •portt'd tod,1) ·R 1'1011. 32. , .... 1:-. 1u·1 t':-.1\•tl 1·1trh today .it llll .ipart lllt•nt nt•.ir Corlshad. 11a1d RogN S Younl( 1"111 ·•~t·111 1n t•hurl(r ''' lhl· :-,un l>wgo _,burPnu 1 t.:arll n bt11r' "~ \ 11 1• 'ild IUflun hud ..s <'<tt'hl' 11(-' d1.unonds worth $13 m1llmn 1111 lht• rc-twl market J ud $12,l.IOO 11l r.u1h. Younie saad t-:urlwr. thr nu dlli('loiwd lh,al Rifkin. by ui.t• of .. 1·0111µlt·' 'l h t•nH' 1nvolvi n14 eomµull'r' • ulll !H!t'lt!t codcl'I. 1llt·~.tll\ t rnns fcrred $10.2 mil hon from S1•(•11rity Padf1l' Hunk here to' tb1• Sw1s., hank acc-ou nt or · H llSSALMAZ." a brunch of the S{1v1l't ~JVl'rflffil'lll that handles lltjnrnnct 1•x por1at1on Young bUld Hifkan . using a phon y pus:.port. traveled to s" 1t11•rl;md to "1tk up dia monds "h u·h \\t'l t' h11u~ht t rom the ku:.bljll:-. JI lhl' wholesale price of $ti I rm llwn ·73% to Vote? ,,.J County Goes to Polls Tuesday By GARY GR/\NVn.u : Of IM O.lly Pli.t Sl•ll Orange County Rt·j.(11>tr..Jr or Voters Al Olson said today h" expects 73 per<'t:'OI of !Ill' e<>unty's ehgtbll' votNi. \\Ill go 111 lhe polls Tuesd ny to cu't tht•ir ballots in lhe gen('ral l'let•l1on of 1978 If Olson's votc•r turnout prediction b<>lds trut'. 1t mean:-. about 665,4'!4 county n"i1dents will go to the polhng booths thal will be open from 7 a m to H * * * 11 m Whilt• 10 tht• voting hootl11>, OrJnge County voters will h..Jv<· ltw ir say 111 six races for :-.tah' 1·11ns t1tulional offices a:-. well a:. an the outcum<.· of t•1ght :.ljtewidl• hallot 1ntt1at1vc:-. County vott•rs will abo hav1· their s;iy in four t•ongn•:-.b1011al races. ont· st<1l1• SenCJtl' t•onll':-.1 u nd SI:\ <:untc:-.lb for MLllt• A:.s£>mbly Closer to hom e. tht•y' II heir ~1·le<'t I WO ('Ounl v i:;uoer\'l'iOrs * * * Pane l 0 K s C e nsure Of Cordova Backe r By JACKJE HYMAN OI , ... 0.lly Piiot St.all The Re publica n Et h i c~ Comm it tee of Orange County bas voled lo censure a me mber of th e p a rty 's Ce ntra l Committee and has urgc-d his r emoval from that position beca use or his suppor t for Democrat Ron Cordova in the 36th state Senate DistTict race. CoJdov a, c urre ntl y an assemblyman representing the 14th d1stnct. is running against RepubUcan John Schmitz. Robe rt Kiley, executive dire ctor of the Re publican Ce ntral Committee of Orange County, said th e e thic s committee voted unanimously in an emergency meeting Sunday night to censure Tustin ;,ittorncy William Dougherty. Dougherty signed his na me :md tille as a cent ra l t:omm tllt•t• mem ber to a campaign letkr en d orsi n g Co rd ova over Schm itz, Kiley s aid. The IC'tter. whic h arrived in m cti lboxcs Friday, also was s igned by Re publica n G c-of"gc Scot t. Co rm e r m ayor o r Fountctin Valley and GOP primary f04! or Schmitz K i l ey sai d t h e et hi c s committee members held th;.1l Doughe rty's use o f h is lttlc implied that he was speaking for the central committee. ··By signing this document , he has misrepresented the facts and the views of the Republican Central Committee. which muy be his own but by no mcCJnl) r e present the v ie ws o f thC' committee itself," K1ley su1d Dougherty was out of town tod ay and could not he reached for comment. l'OUntv dt•rk-rt•t•ordcr and a ~ht•riff us wt•ll as he lp determine 1111' fall' of lrx·al ballot iss ues. The 1978 gene ral election l'omes to Orange County with a l't'l'Ord R89.f'36 residents n•g1stt.•n'<l lo vott• and. for the firc;l ti ml' s tntl' 1960. Democratic BROWN, YOUNGER VOW GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS rt·~1str.1111 ... outnurnbt•ring their Hl•l)ubltl·.111 t·ountl1rparls. But Olson Pxperts fewC'r pt•ople to votu Tuesday than voted in the gcrwral elections or 1!172 and 1976 when there wen.> pn's1dt·ntial race's at stake /\nd the Democratic· voter rcg1st rution ma rgin 1s so slim. :1.015 re~1st rat111ns . that the l'1ninty 's f>8.000 vott•rs who a rc not a ffiliCJll'd with u po litical pu rt y he1!1 the 1 polili<:al > l>ulanct• 1n I heir hands Volt-rs in Orange County will ~l't a first inkling ctbout how the l•lt•ction is goin~ locally at about 8.30 p.m. Tuesday. Thul is when Olson expects lo announce how roughly 23.000 vote rs who cast absentee baJlots voted. But 1t won't be until 11 p.m. that partial counts of Tuesday's voting will be available . Olson said lie predicted the final count won't be completed until about 10 a m . Wednesday .. Top bJlhng on Tuesdav's ballol ht.•longs to the governor's racP und tht> contest between Drmocrallc mcumbent Edmund G Brown Jr a nd Republican Evclle Younger. In Or ange County. heaviest 1ntl'rest 1s forused on the 36lh <See VOTE, Page A2> Police Heroes Honored Six o n Force Win Newport Tributes A Ne wpo rt Beach policl' officer who rescued m e ntal patients from their burning ward a t H oag M ('m o ri a l Hos pital a nd f ive of h is colleagues were honorcct today by the Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce. A bout 400 II CJ rbor /\ n·a bus in essm t.•n a l tend £'d th l· a nnual lunc h eon i n which Officer Richa rd Long received the de partment's med al of valor ~ and Sgt. J ohn Simon , and offlcc.>rs Ro n Rodge r s. Let' Roberts. Michael Jackson and Coast Weat her Sam /\mburge y were ~ivcn awards of mc-rit. Long , a two-year mem ber of the police force. works a!'> ;J m oto rcycle offirn Ile wa~ visit ing lht• hospital whik on duty May fi. when lht• m ental health urut was firebombed According to the c1tal1on . Long 1mtially tried to qul'll lhl' bl a1.e with a hospital fire hose. hut was stunned momentarily w h e n a second fire bo m b t'xplodcd in the unit's lobby. He used un oxygen tank and mas k lo aid in c.>vac uatin ~ patie nts and staff and suffered fro m smokl· inha lation in the process. Because of his efforts, none of the 31 patients nor 12 s t aff m e mbe rs was IOJUrNl. according to the citation. /\mbur~ey , 47. a 23-year· veteran of the force. received a mcrrl award for his work in vC':,t1J;?alln~ the murder of 77 vest 11:ut 1ni: the .murd e r or Slt·phcn John Bovan in October. 1!)77 The• c1tal1on d<•s<·ribed t he r asc. still awaiting trial. <IS "one nf th<' most bizarre and complex ('rim anal mv<'sl1gat1ons m the histor y of Orangc County involv- 1 ng murder. kidnapping , rob l,>cr y. extortion, international · smuggling of millions of dollars in n a r cotics. the u se o f lci:!itimatr husinesses for funn<'I · 1ng ilhcit funds. rt'locatect Mafia members and mcrq bers or the Ila re Knshna cult " Simon. 41. t'urrently head of the dt'partmenl's vice and in· ( f'C POLICE. Paae A2) •'The Ruissians h ad to be ('Oop e r ative . ·· Young s aid. "They deal in cash and cash was offered ." Rifkin was arrested with two other people who apparently arc not involved in the crime, Young said. Young s aid Rlrkin tried to conceal his presence but s urren- dered without incident. .. The Los An2eles division of F uji Flaslabark the FBI indicated yesterday he might be al a certain post office box in Carlsbad ... Young said. Young appeared at a news conference with $4 million or the tiny polished •diamonds and the $12.000 in cash on a table before him. The FBl, in an affidavit re· l e a s ed earlie r . gave this chronok>gy of Rifkin's acts : In the first week of October . A Japanese Navy ZNo fightA:!r flies again over historic Mt. Fuji. possibly the first"' time in more than three decades. The World War 11 era aircraft was en route to an air show in Chino. Calif. • Court Backs Plea; Voters Get Rights A number of Oran~c County residents who complained that they were being denied the right to vote in Tuesday's election found the Judge on their sidC' today when they filed a lawsuit in Superior Court. been prepared to a pproach the problem in that spirit. .. A spokesman for the Registrar of Voters said today that hi:. offi ce had been advised or Judge G r,een ·s decision and w<>uld immediately comply with the court order. Rifkin. saying he represented a large United Sta les bus iness firm inte res t e d in buying diamonds overseas. hired a reputable Los Angeles diamond broker to buy diamonds for him in Geneva.Switzerland On Oct. 25. Rifkin. using secret codes and the ahas of Mike Hanson. tele phoned the wire transfer room of Secunty <See DIAMONDS. Page A2> Geologist Protests Ad View Geologis t Jim Evans said today he will protest to the State Fair P o l1t1 cal Pr actices Co mmission th e u se o f a newspaper ad urging a yes vote on Proposition N. which goes befor e Newport Beach voters Tuesd ay Evans is quoted in the ad as s aying that conditions in Laguna Beaeh 's Bluebird Canyon arf' s imila r to those in Newport Beach Since Thursday when the ad firs t appear ed . Eva ns has maintained that his name was used without authorization and that he was misquoted . The ad. placed in Newport Be ach papers by the Committee To Protect Bluffs and Bay. says ''You can s top a Blue bird Ca nyon disaste r in Ne wport Beach" by voting in favor of the ballot m('asurc. Not only was he misquoted. s a ys E va n s, a c ity s t a ff member. but there is not hing in the ballot proposition that would relate to a landslide disaster like the one that occ urred a month ago in Laguna Beach. But m e mb e r s o r th e committee say the quote was taken from an article in one of Ne wport B e a c h 's.weekly newspapers and they will stand by it. Thal article. which ran Oct 12 in the Newport Ha rb-Or Ensign ..> quoted Evans as saying "there arc some Newport. ho mes bwlt on roc k that s lopes away toward the ocean or bay in the same ge neral way that the rock formations under those Laguna homes slope toward the canyon. "We compared the s ituation t here to our own in Ne woort and CSee GEOLOGIST, Page i\2) J ud~e Ho be r t II G rcc n g ranted the writ of mundatc de manded by Newport Beach attorney Pat ll erzo~ for th<; Ame rican Civil Liberties Union and ord e r e d the C.ounl y Registrar of Vot ers to restore voling rights to the affected plaintiffs Booze Fee Axed A number of ungry would·b<· voter s declared in the class action that they completed cards offered them by sollc1tors but found when t hey sought t o exercise 1he1r right to vol(' Nov. 7 that the registrar h ad no record o f t h e ir m a lled appltcalions. Judge Green ruled today lhat the registrar must register those vote rs provided that they ean produce the receipts given them at the time they were solicited and invited to registe r as voters. Mrs. Herzog pointed out today that the r egis trar 's action appeared to equally affect both Democrats and Hcpublicans. "But it should not have been necessary for them to go to court." she said. "This issue c ould h ave b ee n se ttle d a micably if the registrar had Duke's Skipper Wins Appeal Canadia n officia ls h ave· agreed they acted too hastily and have ocre red to refund an $800 Cine and pay for 20 cases of liquor they confiscated off J ohn Wayne's yacht this summer. The liquor. wilh an estimated va lue or $2,000, was taken off the Wild Goose in August at Pender Harbor. northwest of Vancouver by Royal Canad ian mounties who also fined the skipper $800. The actor was not on board at t h e time . The co nve rte d minesweeper was unde r charter to a group of Canadian busi· nessmen at the time. Friday, Michael Wayne, the actor 's son, said a protest filed by the m aster of the yacht, Bert Minshall, has been reviewed by t:anadia n auth orities who agreed to cover the costs of t:ie incident. According to Wayne, the yacht went through Canadian customs in Victoria "In a situation hke that. the liq- uor all goes into a locker and the customs officer 1s supposed to seal it The idea is tha t if you want a drink, you ~o out and buy Canadian liquor." the actor's son explained. According to Mins hall . the c u s to m s officer in Vi ctoria forgot to seal the liquor locker. Whe n the yacht got to Pender Ha rbor. a mountie came on board in 3 dispute over the type of fishing license the yacht 's guests were using. The unsealed loc ke r was found . the liguor confiscated and the captain fined. Minshall appealed and Friday he was contacted by Canadian officia ls wh~ said they'd refund the Cine and cove r the cost of the liquor . Fair throu~h Tuesday a nd s lightl y w a rme r . S li g ht c hance of lo w clouds and Cog along the ·coast. Highs in upper 70s. Lows SO to 55. Long. 24. was cited for quick and decisive actions in the face o r g r a ve per son a l •d a n ger . courage. pe rsever a n l'e a nd devotion to duty. Rodgers. 31. a nd Roberts. 30. were given their m erit a wards fo r th e ir w o rk o n th e d e p a rtm e nt 's S p ec i a l Enforcement Team which has since been eliminated because of Proposition 13 cuts . Rodgers 1s now a ~atrolman and Robe rts 1s a detective Trooper Rescues 1 of 6 I NSIDE TODA\' I ··1 1003 wtng d()TX', man· 1uana , angel dust, cocaine/ and herorn with prlb and drinking ," sa ys L 1ltlf.'. Richard o/ rock and roll fame~ he turned to Cod. See story oge A 16. AI Y-s.na All "_".,. C2 ........ M .. ....... ~ C2 ........ ,. M "Mvlff .. .......... ., ,. ....... 1.._ M ~ .~ t:.r~=-' M ~ •• a-1 .... cs.• •ea•·"-A14 ~(I ~ 91 =:,_,. ..... 11-4 ~ . , ... =~ AM Tele.I'* IM ~ TllNt9", .. ............... Wfltfr..• ... ~ ... CM W.fS.Nnn ... During the year they worked the undercover assignment . the two men arrested a total 25 felon y aus pects and broke a qua rter of a million dollar auto theft rin~ Jac kson. 28, was e arlie r named the department's Officer of the Year. His me rit• awurd was granted for his work while a patrolman in Corona del Mar ln c apturing s ince convi<'ted burglary, rape and child molest s uspect Gerry Branagan and for completing the foUow up work that led to the recovery of $500.000 wo rth of prope rly Branagan stole. LI\ WR ENCE . Kan. IA P l - Trooper Lar ry Foster choked clown sobs as he described his rescue or a 5·year-old boy from a fiery aulo crash. He couldn't put uside the "helpless feeling" of :.iihng to save fi ve members of lh£' boy's family The family was re turning hom e from a fu neral in Mis· siasippi. ·'There were three others in the front and two in the back." Foster . a seven.year veteran of the Kans as Hi ghway Patrol , said as he recalled Sunday's head-on collision between the Foster car and a pickup truck, which claimed s ix lives "At l<'llSt f<'ur O( them were alive. They were screaming for help, bul l wu11 helpless · "l ju.st couldn't get the C'nr apart l couldn't .ict In to Het them . They were still ah ve and I ·couldn't get in to get them It was such a helpless feeling .... '.'You just can't imagine what it's like to watch four people die. ~spee-i-ally when you can't do anything about it -when you just have lo stand there and watch them die '' The lone survivor. 5-year-0ld U l yss e s Br l n s t o n of Wes tminster, Colo .. owes his life to the 37·year-old trooper, who grabbed a fire exlingul~her and slammed it through a cur win· dow while bystanders screamed for him to get away from the blazing wreckage The boy we.a in "(alrly good" condition at Lawrence Me morial Hos]>ltal with flrat 3nd second· degree burna on his le11 and (ace. Killed in the crash were tua mother. Terresa Drinston. 20. or Westminster: his aunt. Sonja Be tts. 39. and her childre n. Ro d gelle Be lls. 18 : Andrae Betts. 17. and Zaccarias Griffin, 22. all of Commerce City. Coto. T~e sixlh victim was Ri chard Jones. 19, ol TOlcepo; Ka n. Police s aid Jones' pickup truck c rossed the m e dian o f the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrence and struck the car. which had just filled up wtth gasoline. A car being towed by the fami- ly car lurched forward. shoving the lead car under the ~ickup and rupturing the car s gas tank. police said. Flre erupted, sending up a pall of s moke that Foster •potted while patroling a short distan~e away .. "When l drove u~ there was just a ball of fi re.' Foster re· counted. "The little boy was looking out the window. cr ying. screaming for help. There w~re some people standing around They ye lled for me not to ~o ne ar the blaze I put on my gloves and tried to fo rce the door ope n . but couldn't I gcabbed a fire extinguis her and slammed it through the window. and pulled the hoy out " He said he led the child to 11 ditch nearby. then returned lo the fl aming vehicles. Out the heat was too intense lo approuch a second time. he said. A trucker joined Fosler ii'\ try Ing to get the car door open. They tied s winch lo the handle to &.ry to force It open, but the • outer rrame Qf lt.e dQQr inhply peeled off. Fosler said . The boy 's fath e r . 0 :avlJ Brlnston. wa8 en route to the: <8ee RF.SCUE, Pa•e A!t • ' Catteer Peril Low Vote Saccharin Ban Wfus SuppOrt Turnout Expected O•llY PINI Sl•tt l'he40 WASIONGTON cAl>l -The l'·ood und Drug Adm1111s tratton, which ha11 lwt•n seckmg to ban tiill'l'hann. apparently has been bo lb tcrrd by u Natio11al Al·Ud1.-my of Sciences report that <'illH'lu<ll-11 thl' populu•su~ar su b· ~t1l11tl' ·must U\' vll'WCd as u J>1lh•111tal t·au:w or cancer 111 humans" l>ot1J ld K\•1111\•<ly, FDA com- m1ss 1011l•r. <·ulled the re port .. a t•ompr<•hens 1ve, objective and tho ughtrul t'valualion" whose 111 .11 11 l'On<.'lus1un "fully re in· for1·t·~ that reached earlier by ~DA " > In lh(' spring of 1977. the !-~DA I n t>d tu ban sacch arin. which ts thl' la~l art1f1('1al sweetener al· lo\\ e d to be sold in the United Sta tes But Cong ress imposed an 18·month moratorium on any FDA a ction pending furthl'r study. The moratorium expires May 23, 1979. The academy study. done at the r equcst of Congress. said further laboratory studies to establish the carcinogenic - DOG AND RESCUER FIND HAPPY ENDING Larry Copeland's Pal Has a New Home Scream Routs Two Bandits : Rescued Dog Finds 'Real Good Ho01e' A San Diego woman who was on he r way to dinner at a Can- nc r y Village a rea restaurant frig htened off two would-be ba n d1ts this weekend by screa ming at them . Newport Be ac h pohct• reported \ 1'nm<·r.1111Jn tloJ.! \\ho w <•s r1·-.<·u1•ll fiiin1 n1 .. 1r dro'' 111ng h~ a Nc\.\ port tk•ach man has fount.I .1 good ho m1· L~1rry ('opt•land who pulll'<I lht' dug out of th<· S.rnt J Ami H 1 v l' r I a s t w l' l' k . s a 1 d i.l nt•W:-.JHIPl'r ~1rt1cl1• abo ut ht:-. sParc·h for .1 h111 rw fo r lh1· a mmul d r <· \.\ a 11 o v 1.· r w h l' 1 m 1 n g n •sponsl' ··wt• m11!.t hav1· i:.:<1t l1·n ~5 or :JO re~ po n~t·s." s<11 d (.' n pc hrnCI . "ho ht•:irtl th1· rlog ha rk an~ u~ h1· Jugged along thl• Pttl'trH· (;oJ't Highway bruJgt.· nvl·r lht• rtvl·r H e s t o pped a nrl pullt•d th1• struggling do(: out of the water . "One of the fam1ltes had just lost their dog and they offered to • g1H' thl• dog a real good home ." i:-a1d Copl'land "Th1·y \.\ t•re rl'.il d og lovers. there 's no question about that · · 1 t urnt>d the do(\ over to them o n thl.' proposit ion that 1f the ownt:'r were to contact m e and could prove it. they would tum ttw dog over lo the confirmed ownt•r ." ht• said "l was am azed at ~numbt•r o f pet O\.\Ot•rs and : that ;ire ava1labll•," Copc.· nd addL·<.I "Thl·rt· a n · a numh1:r or dub~ nrw outfit 1s <':Jlled Pet SiJVl·r~ T twy .1ppro:idwd ml' anti ~:ml. 'W1· "111 fi nd a homt• fur him Wc 'll l'Wll 111tl.'rv1l'W the people · I \.\<as most plt·asl'<.I -...1th that." Ml' said other people with a pct in nt•t•d of a hom e. or who want to a dopt a pct. can contact P et S.ivt·rs 1n Mtsston Vtl'JO al 586-!.1606 J oy Highland. 28. told poliCl' she was getting out of her car Saturday night when a woman and m an approached her and de· manded her money . Sh.e sa id she scream ed. bring· ing passersby running to her aid and s ending the would-be ban- dits fl eeing to their car. f'rmn Pogf" A I RESCUE ... hos pital to Join his son Authorities s aid he had re· mained in Clarksdale. Miss .. here the family had attended funeral services for the father of Mrs Betts and Mrs Brins ton GiOLOGiST Staff Chief Iran's we h:ivt> <·onC'ludt.>d that nothing of that magnitude 1s likely 10 h appl.'n ht•n•. but Wl' do hi.1\'l' :-.ome similar l'Onc11t1ons." Prime Minister M ran w ht l l·, I h t· I rv 1 n I' ('ompany agatn ran its ad today u r g 1 n.g a no v 11 t\• n n th t· pro p osition The t o mpa n y clescr ih<'S the measu n• a s ..... gc1od idea gont· wron~." The pro pos1t1on c ulls for d l'cil cat1on of at ll•asl a :!5-foot wide' ~trip of parkland 111 bluff dl'vclup mt•ntb along the cdg1.• of lht• bluff for the~ngth of the subdivision It also n ·qu1 rc·s that a c;tr<'cl bt· dcd1cut<.'s If pa:-.:-.l'd. tl would a ffN·t thrl'l' lrvint-Co parcds around th1.· Upper Newport Bn} a nd som C' of t h t> c o m p a n y · s d o w n c· o a st . propc rty 1f that te rritory 1s t·\ enlually <lnne xect to the (•lty Com pany offi cials said they boug ht thl' ads to c•xpres!> lhe1r vie\.\ that tht· law. as written. will n eat<" more e ngineering and env1rnnm<•nt :l l proble m!. thi.ln it will ~ol ve and to s uggest tha t thl' sam (' result could IH· a c h i t'Vl'd t hroug h a c ity ordinance that C'ouncilmen an• (•urrenlly workmg on In the ad. thl• <:omµa ny notes t hat 1t will m:iki.· a p1 ofil dl·vc.·loptni.t those h l urr lop' parn ·ls w1lh or without the or dinance ORANGE COAST •• tP'lf"Or~ ro.~'' 0 .. 1'• P .• ,,, .... tr •ti h , - C,.fW"()tl'W'Ht# I"'""'" I pyh!• I'\# tt••I'-(, t 11 (l"l\t Pi;t>t1~11k) C r\mD•"' 'f"''~\t •"9•1 · 1 •'' P'lbll\hfd '-'•>"'-J·•1 '"'rliUfWPt Fto!'.Mlj t • O" It """'W Ntw l)Ott f\• "' '°' Hw"t·~•itt ""'• fli I '" ''" ..... uev ''"'" \.,0'1tf'1Mt • Y~.., •, •fH~ 0.• f\ \inwltt I ~'\t A \l""Q' ,,. ... • t•t I '"' OUb M•j\•l••l'IA1 tl'Vf \ff'VH' I••• 1,,, °' ,0,.., ., ,n• n•,..,J 1~• '"' •• •• No 1 h 1; \tu•I r1>• IA M• ,, ( t' • 111 t 'I'-•t "•MrtN We-..., µ, '\•f1fln1 .. ,..,10•N .,.,., J•(ll" c.,.. .... V1lv tlr1 ,,orr11 •rn.9 Vt·••'"' M.1'1•·•"' fhomnllCt*'"" • rl•'·' ,,._~\A M~M Man-i•ftV f f 11f't 0•'''' .. ""°°' llltttwrf .. "'" A\\l\fent MAn•Q1"'9 Eo-1110 Ofllcea '6.Ua.Mf:..)• ))OW"'\tl\•v\tr•~I ,,,qu"•l'""'"' T-Wi..,..,.,.,...,.•'•S\r('t HU'nf•"l.4'~ lh·el h tlli\ '""'"' tt l\o'4llf'v.,rrl ~·f't·" ~ ""'"r" n1t111 "1"111 nn "' ,,~,,o ... ora r1t..-iW•t Tel•pho"• (7U)642·4321 CleH111ed Adv•rll1l119 642·5411 • ~PY'*~~ ~ o;,:r~ c:~.~:::·:o.~:I m:Tte, Of edottr,l\f!M f f'lh l'ltUI~ m•"Y bf' '::;~.~~~·~' '"cl•' "",''" .. n ol ~"""° t.•1n 00''"9+ o•t1' M C~•• ,...,. t•""'""'• ~ub,tt••Uott bt <.,,.,, n '° '''MU'IO'll\t b'I "'''' ,. '° lfttftf"ty mH1tety !>"11 ... 1-CIM tJ lt-M• Tlo:llRAN. Ira n <API Iran's <'hief of staff. Gen. Ghol<im Reza /\1hari. was appointed prime minis ter today to form the first military government m 25 ye<irs and .prop the· riot·torn rule or Sha h MCJhamml'd Reza Pahlavi. Jaa far Sharif· Emami. a civilian. resi~ncd as pnmc m irnster Sunday night as mobs pillaged and burned sections of Tehr an Rioters also were reported to have broke n again into the compound housing the• Rritish Embassy's employees a nd the fire-damaged chancery Tanks a nd troops rmged key sites in Te hra n. martial law authorities banned· four 'c>f ftv<· morning news papers and lhl· governme nt ra dio re pe atedly br oadcast martia l law regula lio ns warning any gathertng of m ore than three persons will hl' "smashed by force " The a nti · govern m cnt pri1 t est e r s d e mand p o l1t1 r al ltber a ltzation. a rl'turn to tradt· t1unal Islamic values 111 this over whc•lmmgly Moslem nation and an t•nd to wha t they sny is do m1na· lwn by the W<.•st. ShCJh Moh ammed Rew Pahlavi·s dl'cision to appoint Aiharl was believed a final atkmpt to s ovt' Iran from d estruction and anarch y as well as µrl'servl' thl' mon;.irchy. The riote rs who rampaged through Tehran ove r the weekend shouted. "Death to the snah." the imperial rule r who has run Iran 37 years . In an impass io ned lO·minutl' radio address to the nation today. the s hah pledged that "unlawful actions . cruelty al"ld corruption are t hings of the past and will soon be removed at any cost." He explained his decision to appoint Azhari by saying : "The killings and chaos in many parts of the countr y reac hed such CJ s tage as to endanger the country's independence.~ The deplorable cvcnls of Sunday whic h set lhc capital on fire caused the rl's1gnation Of the g2vernment. In order to pre vent further unrest and killings. a nd in order to es tablish law and order I tned m y best to esta blish a coalition government but 1t did not work Ther efore I was compelled lo appoint a tem porary m ilitar v gove rnment." Immediate opposition reaction lo the military takeover wa5 restramed. $500,000 Blaze LOS /\NGELES Ci\P) -A fi r<• in u Southern Pacific Railroad furniture warehous e in the Chinatown area Sunday caused an estimated SS00.000 damage . Los Angeles fire officials s aid 10% Oil Wke? Kuimit Repon Unconfirmed KUWAIT <AP) -Arab oil producers have ~igrccd to incre ase prices 10 percent when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets next month in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwaiti newspaper Al Seyassa reports. The increase could not immediately be confi rmed. Crude oil sells for about $12.70 a barrel, and c>xpcrts say for every increase of 5 percent motorists pay about a half-cent more per gallon at the pump. Al Sey.assa s aid S unday the decision was made hy representati ves of oil-producing nations during the anti-Camp David summit in Baghdad. Al Seyassa q uoted a source in the Iraqi capita l s<iyi ng Arab oil ministers will soon be traveling to indus trialized Western nations to explain the increase. which r eportedly was forced by the declining value of the dollar, OPEC's currency unit. OPEC ministers decided at a June meeting to impose a price increase by the end of the year . cancer·caustnll potent ial or saccharin arc not needed under existing law. Studies with laboratory rots show the sweetener is a "low potf'ntlal " c arcinogen whe n compared \\>ilh other known cun- <-er·causfog agents. the panel su1d . But the academy added. "Alt h ough the direct ca rc inogenic potential of sac· charin in humans m ay be weak, its possible action as a promoter or cancer may be more impor· lant. ·· The A'llanta·bascd Calorie Control Council and its adve rt1s· ing agency. which n ·µrcsent tht· d iet soft dr1 11k indust r y. de plored the report .. It seems 111cred1ble that the conc lusions would .:o so strongly agams t lhl' l•xtensive and grow m g body of sctl'nl1fic l'V tdcn<:e s upporting s:,1<:ch:1r1n's s afely." the ('OUnc1l s aid .. We cxpl'ct common sl'nse and tht' best in· tercst of /\merit:ans will pn•vail whe n thl' L•videnn .: 1s fully ex a mtned .·· Fro• Page A l DIAMONDS Pacific Bank and tra ns ferred $10.2 million from a non-e xistent ac c o unt t o a Zuri c h . Switzerla nd. bank account. T h e conversation . 1n wh1l'h R1fkm said he was with th<.' In ternat1onal Banking Offt<:c of Security Pacific. was tape rt· corded. Later. the $10.2 milihon was confirmed to be on deposit m thl· Sw i ss account of "R USSALMAZ." 011 Oct 27, Rifkrn's broker purchased $8.145.000 worth of diamonds from the Russians who had confirm ed d epos it of the funds 1n the1r.~C'count. "Thcsl' diamonds wt•re as s embled by the Russians and thl· broker and d1::11vt•red t o a cou rier pickup lo c ation 1n Geneva. Sw1tzcrlund." said lht· FBI affidavit. ··These d i amo nds were subsequently picked up by a n individual during the period October Z1·29." it added On Oct. J.l, Rifkin apparently attemptC"d to sell some of the diantonds. The affidavit says h(• "met with an 1nd1 v 1dual 1n Los Anli!eles" a nd "cxh1b1te d approximately $1 million worth or the diamonds lo the individual and le ft three stones with that person "These stones h ave been ide ntified by the broker as similar t o the diamonds purchased to $\\ itzcrland :· tht· FBI said. "In discussing this matter.. Rifkin admitted Uwt he had acquired a nc.•w ident1t v and was goin~ to 'plaCl'S unknown'," the affidavit s <ti d . "lie further stated that Security Pacific Bank would bear the loss of the SlO 2 million." The FBI said that Rifktn'~ diamond broker has pos itively identified Hifkin's voice on lht- t a pc reco rdtn~ o f the win• transfer Yo ung said the FBI beli eve~ Rifkin planned "lo fade back into society" after hiding out for awhile. He said Rifkin had been at the Carlsbad apartment for sPveral days ltODOEllS LOHO , AMBUllOEY JACKSON Fro• Page A I POLICE ... t elli~cm·e unit. was c1t c:d £01 his pa rt 1n breaking .i murdl·r for hire c ase involvin~ som l' Rl·v1·1 ly Hills reside nts who wanted to kill a Seattle attorney In that case. Simon pl<1yl•d th1· roll' of a "hit man" ;111d t raveled to Seattle where hl' set up an elaborate charade with the 1n tende d v1cllm. gelling the mao to pose for a photo that purport ed to s ho w that h e 'd bet•n murdered. ·-The cas~. acco rding to t hl' c ita tion "invol\'cd a multi milhun dollar land sw indle :.ind o r ga n nr.ed c ri m t' t.t a m bl1111-: operations " Uad Widened To Mazatlan By Christine T he 84-foot s loop Christtnl' had w1de nl'd the boat for bo:1t lt.·ad in the Los Angeles to Ma tall an yac ht ra C'e at the 9 a. m roll Ci.Ill today and had tak en O\ er tht· handicap lead 1n lh t.· 3J bo<i1 n eet (See e&irhcr slo ry. P ugt· 84 I Chris tine h ad cove r ed 22 1 miles since the Saturda v noon s ta rt and was 13 mill's J head of thl· second plan· boat, Nit•k F'razee·s Swifts ure Rag time. the e lapsed timl' rt•C'ord holder 111 the race. h<.td mo\ cd up to third place m th1 · boat.for·boal and rnrreclt'd t1m1· sta ndings. showmg 195 mtlt.•'- sm ce the start. Me rlin and Drifter. th<' t \\11 ultra-light d1splacl·ml'nl yacht:. s l rivin~ for line honors. Wl'rt· s lill not a mong the first ft\t· Cl;.1ss I\ boats . Winds at thl' mo rntni.( roll 1·;tll Wl'rt' r1•po rk d ln h1· about ft vt• k11ob from lhl' north nor thl•ast. Progress Reported WA SJllNGTON IAP I Progress was r eport ed towa rd the completion of a pea<:t' lr<:'at:-- bt•twl'en Egypt and Israel. but Egyptia n President Anwar Sada t h~ told his ncgoltatnr ... tha t therl' should bc a .,LronJ.! ltnk belwl'C'n the pact a nd ,, solution to thv Pall'stanian question. 'Rl'latcd s tory. Pag1• A-I ) \, from our bays d<Z-pt. for fall ... WASHINGTON <AP) -'fhc 1978 t>ll'('t1on ca mpaign shows :o~ns that tht' mood of America waK marked by an indifference unlikely to produce dramati<: change m the u em ocrallc Party's control of Congress and most stat<' governments. l)t'Mp1te !:Cl·OUt ·t hC·VOtt' cam . pali.;ns. a low turnout was expect cd Tul'sday If historic patterns hold. th1• Re publicans. as the party out of power in Washington. should pick up seats in Congress. The most optimistic forecasts of GOP gains, however, leave the party far short of e nding De mocratic control of the House a nd Senate As th<' year of Propos ition 13. of lax proll'Sts and dema nds for t·uts 111 government budgt•ts, it would seem hke a difficult 1•ll'ct1on for tn('Urn bents Y l'l thl' govl•rnurs of ~L·vcral of till' nation's lar~csl s lates appear hl•adl'd for n ··1·ll0<·tion. W h l' t h l' r H l' p u b I 1 c a n s o r lh •m o('rab, l':tnd1dCJtes l'm phas 1zed pocketbook issues -in flut1011. taxl's and government ::.pl•ndtn)? anti poll s shO\.\ most Ame rica ns St:l· little d1ffe ront:t> in h1lW the two parties deal with th1• l·conomy ln an Assoc1atccl Press-NBC Nl.'ws poll. 48 percent of thos1· respo nding su1d their h vcs will bt· nt!ilhl•r bt·lll'r nor worse 1111 matter who wins th<• lcction. /\n unn•rtam r'al·tor was th1· hl·av :-no\.\ of . mon.-y from SJll'l'tal mll'rt'Sl groups. many of tht•m roncernl·d w 1th a singh· 1s.,ut• sul'h as th1· Panam ,1 CanJI trt•at1cs or fl•dt•ral ahort1un aid Fcdl•ral Eh:cl1on Comm1~~11111 ...... , .... tits ~hll\.\ 1w1ht ll'UI Ul'llotl 1·ommtlll•1•.., not <1Ht h .1kd \\tlh '>1't:C1ftl' l'and1datl·s or partws < ontributed $18 7 million to 1·ong rcs~ional candid at cs I\ total of 155 5 million :\mt•rtl'an~ an • t•ltgiblt· to vott- Tu1·:-.d ~1y but most fort·('<asb an• lhi.lt und1·r ·10 pl:'n·cnt will go 10 lh!'.' polk Th<· f1gu n· might bl' .t" low a~ :13 lll'r<'t'nt In th1· l~fi I nw1 lt·~m t•lt•d1011 . :JO pcr n·nl of th1· l'11 g1bl1· voll-rs w1•nt to th1• pol ls * * * FrmnPa9eAI VOTE •.. "tah' Senate District whcrl! Democ ratic slate Assemblyman Ro n Cordova and forJTter st<.1\1' senator John Schmitz an· m a tc hed. ·G1ltng inlo the C'lcction. thl· two m ajor partit•s ea ch have t-...o or the.' four cong ressional scat:-. ava 1lablt• c1thf'r wholly or 1n purl m Ora nge• County In lhl' ntne·ml"'m h<'r st;.ik lt•g1s l1:1ture dell'~alton tht:> countv st•nds to Sal'r <1 ml'nt11, th .. lk nrncr~11~ hold fi vl· of lht• nin1· offtCl'S Thief in Newport "" Gets Gem Haul A th1l'f armed with ,1 SI'! of pht•rs used to tw1~l off ,, door knob. look jew<'lry v<.1lucd .11 mo re tha n Sl9,000 from ,, Ne" port Beach home. pohct· reported today The break·in occ urrc:d Thursday in an ap artment near Ba lboa Island Lis ted among the sto le n items was a $6,000 ring set with ;1 three car at diamond 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 ' • ... 1 j ' ~ ' .. l ) addlehaek VOL. 71. NO. 310 3 SECTIONS. 36 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978 v\ftern~ N.Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS Trooper Saves Tot; 5 Burn ta Death LAWUENn·: "·'" , \P1 Troopl'f I.Mr) h 1 ... t1·1 1·hok1•1I down S<lbs n!> ht• d"'• rihNt t11 ... rc11cue of a:> \t'.&r 11ld ho\ frnm .1 hery uuto l'r a.'h lt1· rn11 lcl11 t put 01s1dt• the "h1•llll1•" ft•, hni.; ul fa1hng hi 'U\t' ft\1• rn1·mh~:r~ ul th .. • bo 's fanuly Tht> hlm11\ \\ ·" r1·I urn1ni.: homc from ,1 fun1 rJI 111 :'11 .... blSMPPI ''Tht.>rl' \H'rt' thfl'I 111 h1 r~ IO t ht• frnnt u nd two 111 ttw lHH k ' fo-.tt•r ,1 ,,.., t-11 y1•ur v1.>tt'ru11 of lh1· K.in:.Jb ll1i:hv. :iv P utrol . '-•JUI .ts ht' l'l'<'llll..-d S u11duy ' h1·ud on 1·11lh1>10n bt•l\H'l'n lht: Fu'\I 1•1 rar and a p1r k up I 1 uc·k. \\h1C·h r t.uml·d 111x h\1'b J\t h 0J'>l rflur uf thl'ffi Wert• ,1hvt• Thi·\ w1·re z.rrt·um1ng fo r hl'lp, hut I \\ab ht•l11ll''I> J IU."'l c·ouJdn't Acl the C'Jr .1p.1 rt I 1·oultln t atl•l an lo 1<cl t ht•m Th~y were st1il a live and I t•ouldn 't ~d in to get the m. It w3s sut•h u helpless feeling .... "You Just can't imagine what tl 's llkl-lo watch four people die. l'Spcc1ally when you can't do anything about al -when you Just l'lavc to stand there and \\ atch lbem che " Tht• lone survivor, 5-year-old U l )sses Br1nston o f Wci.tmins ter , Colo , owes his llre '4 Suspect Jailed- to the 37-year·old trooper, who gra bbed a fire extinguis her a nd slammed it through a car win- dow while bystanders screamed ror him to get away from the blazing wreckage. The boy was in "fairly good" condition al Lawrence Memorial Hospital with rirst and second· degr ee burns on has legs and face. Killed m the crash were his mother. Terresa Brinston, 20, of West minster: bis au.nl. SonJa Bells, 39, and her c h ildren. Rodgelle Betts. 18 ; Andrae Betts. 17. and Zaccatias Grirrin. 22. a ll of Commerce City. Colo The sixth victim was Richard Jones. 19, of T o kepa, Kan. Police said Jones' pickup truck crossed the m e dian of the Kansas Turnpike near Lawrenc(• and struck the car. which had just filled up with gasoline. A car being towed by the fam i· ly car lurched forward, s hoving the lead car under the pickup and rupturing the car 's gas t ank. pohce said. Fire erupted, sending up a pall of smoke that Foster spotted while patrohng a short diMance a way "When I drovt• up there was 1ust a ball of fm~." Foster re· <See RESCUE, Page AZ> r ManHeldin$1 0.2Million Theft ) I 4 ! l LOS ANGELES I AP 1 Thl' FBI has arrested a :l2 Yt·ar old computt'r cons ultarll <.1ct·u!>t'd of stealing $10 2 m ilhon from a Loi. Angeles bank and using most t>f the money to buy d iamond:. from the Soviet govcrnmcnt. An FBI s pokes man 1n Los Angeles confirmed tod ay that Stanl ey Mark Rifkin o f Sepulveda was arrested Sunday night in Carls bad <Earlier story, AS.> · Further details of the arrest are not immediately av<11lablc Jn an affidavit made public today the FBI disclosed that Rifkin transferred S8 t million from Security Pacific Bank here• to the Swiss bank account of "RUSSALMAZ." an arm of lht• So\ iet government that handle:. the export or diamonds. The FBI said that Rifkin. using a r e putable L o-s Angel e:. diamond broker to negollate for him, purchased the diamond1> a nd had them brought to Los Angeles. The affidavit said thal Rif'kan accomplished the wire> transfer of money from Security Pacific Oct. 2S using secret codeb. According to the afridavil. I 0% Oil Dike? Kuuxiit Report, Vnconfinned KUWAIT fA P> Arab oil producers have agreed to increase prices 10 percent when the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries meets next month in Abu Dhabi, the Kuwaiti newspaper AJ Seyassa reports. The increase could not immediatel:v be confirmed. Crude oil sells for about $12.70 a barrel. and experts say for every increase of 5 percent motorists pay about a half-cent more per gallon at the pump. Al Scyassa said Sunday the decision was made by rcprc~cntativcs of oil-producing nations during the anti-Camp David s ummjt in Baghdad. Al Scyassa quoted a source in the Iraqi capital saying /\rab oi l ministers will soon be traveling to industrialized Western nations to explain the increase. which reportedly was forced by the declining value of the dollar, OPEC's currency unit. OPEC ministers decided at a June meeting to im pose.a price increase by the end of the year. 73% County Voter Turnout Expected B y GARY G RANVILLE Of IM O.lly Piiot St..tll Orange County Registra r of Voters Al Olson said today he· expects 73 percent of thl' county's elig1blt' voters ""ill go lo the polls Tuesday to cast their ballots m the general election of 1978. If Olson's vote r turnout prediction holds trul', 1l mean~ about 665,424 county rC'sid<.'nls will go to the polling hooths that wifl be open from 7 a m to 8 p.m Coast While in the voting booths, Orange County voters will have their say in six races for state constitutional offices as well as in the outcome of eight statewide ballot initiatives. County voters will a lso havC' their say in four congressional races. one state Senate contest and six contests for :,talc Assembly. Closer to hom e, they'll h<.>lp select two county supervisors, a county clerk-recorder and a sheriff as well as help determine the fate or local ballot issues. The 1978 general election comes to Oran~e County with u <See VOTE, Page A2> * * * lli(k1n's telephone conversation tra nsfemng the money Crom a non-exis t ent ac count was recorded On Oct. 27, it said Rifkin's diamond broker purchased $8, 145,000 worth of diamonds from Russian authorities in Geneva. "These diam onds w e r e assembled by the Russians and broker and d elive r ed to a courier pickup location in Geneva, Switzuland." the aHidavit said. The diamonds were picked up <See THE FT, P age A2> FDA's Ban On Sugar Off and Running Th is was the scene Saturday at Mason Reg ional Park in Irvine when 1,160 people showed up for a SO·mile relay race s ponsored by the Newport Beach Runners Association: Winning lO·mcmbe r teams werC' m tht• men's chvis10Ghf.' Rialto RoadrunnL·r~. woml'n ·~. Campo Kids af Nt•w port Beach . police and fm:. LAPD Opl'n '}:(>a m. Suh Backed p . M• . N d WASHINGTON <APl -The nme 1n1ster ame Food and Drug Administration. · which has been seeking to ban sacchann, appa rently has been bo l stered by a National Academ y of Sciences report that concludes the popular sugar sub· slilute "must be viewed as a potential cause of cancer in humans." Donald Kennedy, FDA com· missione r, called t he re pdrt "a comprehensive. objective and thou ghtful evalua tion " whose main conclusion "fully rein· forces that reached earlier by FDA." In t he spring of 1977, t he F DA tried lo ban saccharin, which is the last artificial sweetener al· lowed to be sold in the United States. But Congres1) imposed an 18-month moratorium on any f'DA action pe nding further study. The moratorium expires May 23, 1979. The academy study. done at tht· r C'quest of Congress. said rurthc r laborator y studies to est ablish the carcinogenic - cancer-causing -potential of sacchann are not needed under ex1sring law. Studies with laboratory rats show the sweetener is a "low potential" carc inogen when rompared with other known can- cer causin~ agents. the panel said. But the acade m y added . "A lthou g h the dir ect carcinogenic potential of sac· charin in humans may be weak, its possible action as a promoter . of cancer may be m ore impor. lant." • Military Gove to Form in Iran TEHRAN, Iran CAP > -Iran's chief of staff. Gen. Gholam Reza Azhari. was appointed prime minister today to for m the first militaFy government in 25 years and prop the riot-tom rule of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Jaarar Sharif-Em a mi, a civilian, resigned as prime minister Sunday night as mob5 pi llaged and burned sections of Tehran. Rioters also were reported to have broken again I into the com pound housing the British Embassy's employees and the fi re.damaged chancery. Tanks and troops ringed key s ites in Tehran. martial law authorities banned four of five morning newspapers and the government r adio repeatedly broadcast martial la w regula· lions warning any gathering of more than three persons will be "sm ashed by force." The a nt1·government pro- tes t e r s demand political h beralizat1on, a return to tradi- tional Islamic values in this over· whelmingly Moslem nation and an end to what they say is domina· tion by the West. Schools Eye District Split .Consulfant • • > S ha h Rez~ Pahlavf 's <:tecision to appoint Azha ri was believed a final attempt to save Ira n from destruction and anarchy as well as preserve the monarc hy. Tht· rioters who ra mpaged through Tehra n over the weekend s houted, "Death to the shh." the imperial ruler who has run KIDS WANT ONLY 4 SCHOOL DAYS COQUITLAM, British Colum· bia <AP> -A classroom debate· about the length or the work week ended with 500 students walking out at Winslow secon· dary school. They vowed not lr> return until they get a four-day school week themselves Princij>al G<>rdon House said the idea is impractical. "S c hools don't lead. they follow. There's JUSI no way Wl' could implement the four-day week," he said. Iran 37 yhrs. In an impassioned IO-minutc radio address to the nation today, the s ha h pledged thal "unlawful acttons, cruelty and c·orrupt1on are thin,::-s of the pu~l and will soon be removed a t anv cost." He explaint•d his decision to appoint Azhari by s aying: "The killings and chaos in many parts of the country reac hed such a stag!' as to endanger th<' country's indepcndence, The deplorable events of Sunday which set the capital on fin• caused the resignation of th1• government. In order to prc\'ent furthf'r unrest and kJllings, and in order to est ablish law and order I lned m y best to establis h a coalition government but al did not work. Therefore l was compelled to appoint a temporary military go\'ernment." Immediate opposition reaction to the military takeover was restrained T ehran's top Mosle m leader. Ayatolla h Taleghana , blamed <Stt IRAN. Page A2> Weather Polls to Draw Low Fair through Tuesday a nd s ligh tly warm e r . S l1ght c hance o f low clouds and fog along the coast. H.ighs in upper 70s. Lows 50 lo SS Count .Across Nation Capistrano Unified School Dis· trict trus tees will be a sked tonight to authorize the hiring of a consultant al a cost not lo exceed $2.500 iostudy a proposed division of the district. Tonight's board meeting is scheduled to begin at 7 :30 p.m. at Distrirt oCCices. 32972 Calle Per fecto. San Juan Capistrano I NSIDE TODAY "I was U8ing dope, man· juana. anget dust , coca me and herotn with pills and drinking," says Little Richard of rock and roll Ja me. Then he turned to Cod See story Page -Al6. •••• At Y .. r ltfvl« Alt Mere1u ,. ........ 114 """ l •llMn L M. • ..,. ... Mevlet ... , ... .,, •• "•"-'"""' c.tl '""'441 AJ ~• .... C91M!y '-" .. ,. lylvle ~ (2 a .. M ... •• 5'·'" Qott S.C:.I .. MW .. ,. ., =:'~..-• --., .. 0.etll ~ .. ,. T ... •lti. .. .... en. ...... ... , lllfftfft .. ·~._ • ~ ... ......... CM W.fteN.wo ... " WASJnNGTON !AP> -'1'he 1978 election campaign shows signs that the mood or America • was m arked by a n indifference unlikely to produce dramatic change in the De mocratic Party's control of Congress and most state governme nts. ... I Despite get-out-the-vote cam· paigris. a low turno ut was expect· edTuesday. If historic patterns hold, the Republicans, as the party out of power in Washington, shouJd pick up seats in Congress. Th~ most optimistic forecasts of GOP gains, howeve r. l•e the party far short or ending Democratic control of the House and Senate. As lhc year or Pl'OJ>i>~ltlon 13, of tax protests and demands for ·cuts in governm~ bud8etft, It would seem like a difficult election for incumbents. Yet the governors of several of t he nation's largest stales appear headed for re-election. Wh e ther Republicans or Democrats. cand idat es em· phasized pocketbook issues -in· nation, taxes and government spending -and polls show most Amer icans see little difference in how the two parties deal with the economy. In a n Associated Press-NBC News poll. 48 percent or· those responding said their Jives will be neither better nor worse no matter who wins the election. An uncertain factor was the heavy now of money from special interest groups, many of them concerned with a single luue aucb as t.be..Panama Canal trealles or redera l abortion aid. Federal Election Commission statistic& show political action (Sff ruaNOUT, Page "2) In askilll( that a consultant be hired , Superintendent J erome · Thorns ley' said he opposes the proposed breakaway or the area lying In the San Cleme nte High School attendance area. He said he believes the educationa l pro· gr am would suffe r if the split wer e a pproved . The d ivis ion would also be uneconomical, he said. The Orange County Committee on School District Organiza tion is currently studying the proposed division of the Caplatrano Unlried District. The district c urrenlly1n· e ludes the communities o f .Lag una N igue l. San Jua n Capis tra no, Da n a P o int , .Capistrano Beach, San Clemente and partot Mission Viejo. The counfy study was 1n1Uat~ itfter a petition supporting the division was submitted to the committee tu t 1pnn1. ficjl FlasltfJaek A Japanese Navy Zero flghter rues again over historfc Mt. F\tji,. possibly the first time in more than tttree decades. The World War ti era aircraft was en route to an air show ln Chino , Calif -· • ' • ~ t • ~ ( • , . / .. .\2 OAILV PILOT :-Doheny Buy OK'd ............ "' FlREMEN REMOVE BODY OF ONE OF SIX PEOPLE KILLED IN kANSAS TURNPIKE CRASH s101e T•oope< s ••• S.yee<-old Boy, Bui Fl•• Other Fomlly Member• Die \ Voter Registration Sets Record in State St\CHAME!'f'N) 1APl ton· th.10 IO million l'.ihformun~ .irt· 1•llg1bll· to voi.: 111 'fuc·~da> '!> t.>h'l·t 1<1n. St•t·r('lary of St ate Ma rdi .. ·m1.: 1<:u ~ay!> She Katti then • were t0.129.tiOI ,woplt! rl!6,!1Sll•n ·d 111 vole· on lk l 9. tht• l.11sl d<iy to n •Ut!.tcr for tht• l\ 11v t·1rll1t• 1 >t l.' 1w ra I l!I c<: t ion Th,it M'h a r1·c·vrd to r volt·r n ·.:1:.trat111n in u gubernutorw l l'lt•t•tton y,•,1r Mrs t;u l'XP<'<'lS 75 percent <if I ho:.t• voters to turn out on 1•lt'C'l1on ctay The registration record · fur a pres1dent1al e lection year wa:. set 1n 1972, when 10,466.215 persons were on the voter rolls tn Novt-m ber T ht· late:.t figures s pell trouble for R1.•publrcuns. who have a maJo rity in onl> one county ~f o n o. wh ic h hi.i s 1 .6 ~17 H t•puhl1 e J n~ Jnd l .li 0!.1 * * * f 'rqm Page• t I VOTE ..• 11·1·1u·d ~.liJli n •s1r1l'nl s n •g1s lt'n ·cl t1• Villi.' and. for the 111 ~t 11011· ~1111·1• l!HiO. lkmm·r,1111· 1·1·g 1 ,tr.11ll~ oul11umhc•r111~ lh1·1r H1•puhlit·Jn 1·ounti.'rpart~. llut Ob1111 t•xr>t-<·l:. ft'"('!' p1•oplt· lo \.Ok Tut•Mlay th;111 •• Vllll•d 10 llH' )Wlll'l'Ul t•k ct100!; 111 l!Y12 and 1!)76 whe n thl're wL·n · president.Jal rares al stake BROWN. YOUNGER VOW GOVERNMENT CUTS-AS \nd lhl• 01·m11t·r~1t1<· '111t·r 1 t•g 1~l ralwn marg111 1s M) ~ltm . :uJJ5 n•g1~lr...1twns. th<il rlw ('OU llt\ ~ li8.00i \Oll'rs ~ho Ull' lltlt <;rfllt.1l1•d WJlh U poJ1t1t•.tl p.1rty hl'ld thr t1>ohl1cal 1 b.ilancl· m lhl·tr h unds Votl'rs 1n Or.mge <.:ounly \\ill ~L·t a first 1nkhng uhoul how th\• ··h:rl1on 1::. going locally at about X 30 p.m Tm•sday. That 1s \\hen Olson <•xpt.•el!. to .innoum•t• liuw roughly 23.000 'okr:. who <':Ji>l :1h:.n1tcc bullots \'lllcd. But it \\1111 ·1 bl· until 11 p.m th.it part1JI <·ounh of Tuesday·:-. ... 01111g will bt• uvailublc. Olson s,ud. Ill' pr1•d1 t•tl•d thl' fmnl ('OUfll \\On 't be tumpll!l«'d until i1boul 10 J m Wl·dnesday. Top billl11 g on Tuc::.dny ':. ballot hclong:. to the governor's ral:t' Jnd lhc <'Ontest between Ocmncratw im·umbcnl Edmunct C . Brown .Jr und Re publican E \t'lle Youn)!1'r In Orangt· County. hl•av 1c•st 1 nll'r<":.l 1s fo<·ust•d on the 36th ~1 .1tc Sc·nat<· 01:.tn{'t when· 0 1·m ocr.1t1<' st<itl' J\c;scmhlym:.rn Hon Cordova and forml·r 1>l <1ll' s1•11:il111 Joh n Sthmlli: ;111· inJtl:hcd Go ing 11110 lht• elt·cl1on, the t \\o major p...irtics t•ach ha\.c two ot the four t•ongrcssional scats :available eithe r wholly or an part in Or:rngc County. In thl' nine-member ~late legislature dclf'l(ation the county :-;ends to Sacra m ento. the Democrats h old five of the nine offices. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT ~~~~;:~':·~',?lt•l:,~;:;~";;,·4:, ;-::' .. ~~: ,1'.,~~~:~~:r,.~~:.~~: -;.~;~ ,,,,,,., , '•"--'"'"' Oo n ttU"'t·~br·lf#f'! •o~" I••" V••lr• h ,,,,.,r •il01f'I}.,--. 'laHtf ""'° C."'IV""W'*'" ''"'' ... ,, ., ~'•'<I,,....,,.,,, I~ I 1fflf .,,.., •l 1tf1A'1\ lt'f'IO ~Y\ ltr- Of N ti' Ptt,a tHI\") Ol~"I I\ •1 ,,, ""''' 0•Y "'"' u,,1.,,,,.,.. ' { 41htl ''"•.,.,. ._. . .., ... f.lt ~,..,_f\t 4'M Pu .. 1V.... J#( -" (Mj' .. y 'V1U Prt .O..n1•1WC,.MtttofMil~ Ttto"'~' ••• .,,, [OHO' ,,,_..,.M ......... IM"'"91nQLCl<loo a.. ..... " ..... "''~~ ...... 4 \\"lo#I! AM•eel"CI t OllOf• SaddlebKll V•llevOMoe 1U0t \.• P• t AO«J •I~ or.• tff"wtf OfllcH (•P\'•"""'"'"' J)l)W,htn-1; .. M"'tt H~t1"Q1MfM1•C'h tlR1\f\trtf"nf\ou1~.,Mn l@'W""' t~~if" t1MU•'""""'r\.l,nt Teleption• 1714)1142'432'1 Clanlfled Adnrtltlng 642·54178 \~lf'IOot<lrrt v111., ~Ott•cfl' 511 .. 310 I fO"' ... f\CI•"'* ,,,,. 496·6000 ~~·''~: !!~ ":,:?;, (~~~.=~,,·~~. m.r,., or ,.4..,, tt1\4"''"" ""•••" m., .. tH~• t0"'~-0 Wll~t '"" l•I .-rn'H\Utift 6t ,...., ..... ,_ ~.=,,t·~-"'==:~r. .. ::kt.:•(~::~ ~'rd ll'lOftlJ\h. by m•tt '4 10 .......... ., mttt1ffT OIP\h N I'°"" \.) to '9'llrtfllf\''1 01·mot'rats O' r j n g 1• County : on c t: a Rl·pubhcan stronghold, now has 107 .•~8 Oemoaats and 404.~ Ht•lmhhcaris Ovt'rall. Democ·rats havt• a 56 ~H r><'rcenl registration edge 111 California Tiwre l:lrc 5.729.755 0 c rn o t r "' I i. a n d 3 , 4 6 5 . 2 7 5 Rl'pµblu·;rns. 84.884 Ame rican lndept>ndent P arty members . 31.407 PC'ace and Freedom Party m e mbL·rs. 28,083 members of mis <'e llanceous parties ;irort 790· l97111dependenlS * * * Fr .. ra,,eAJ TURNOUT •• commitll'CS not affilia ted with s pecific candidates or partacb t•ontr1butcd $18.7 million to congn.·ssional candidates. 1\ lolul of 155 5 m1llmn /\n1,·n1-..1n.' <i rl' t'hg 1hl1· to vol " Tu1·:.rl.t\ llut mos t l11rl'1·as t:. 1.tr1· th <JI urnlt·1 ·10 p1•n ·t'nt \.\Ill go to llw JH1lls Tiu· f1j.!Ul'L' mig ht bt• a:. low as :i:t p,•reent In t he l!rH m1d·tl'rm 1•let1ion. 36 pcrCl•nl ()f lhl' digihlc \Oters went to thl• nnlls Tho:-1; ""ho vole w1 II dl·r 1dc the follu"' ing The· m..tkl'UIJ of lh(• llouse of lt c pl'l':>t•1\t:Jt 1VeS tn lhl' !j6th <.:011g n •:.:.. n tot al of J35 scats. When the 95th Congress ad- JOUrncd last month there we re 28.S D<.·moerals. 146 Hcpubhcans and lour \'m·ant scl:lts. Conll'sls fur onc·lh1 rd of lhl• Senate. With 3S scats lo be filled . t"" o Ue m9('rati; arc uno ppost·ci Of tht• conwsted seats. 17 ari• held by Repubhcuns and 16 liy lkmo n<.1ts In the !15th Cong re.~'· l)(•m otrats controlled the Senalt• h.\ a m ar gmof62to38. The governors of 36 states. 26 of whom are De moc rats . nr nt· Republicans a nd one an 10 dcpenden. Ove rall. there arl• independent. Overall, there :m · 37 Democrnlic governors and 12 llepublirnn:.. Leg1slatur<'S in 45 stale~ The Republitan Nationul Committee tomm1tted SI million to a t·ampa1gn to elect GOP t•and1dates to the • !>htlt• h·g1slatun'!>. Democrats control both branches of the Jegis latur1 · in 36 stales to the Republican:.· five. Variations on Cailforn1<1'!> tax-<.'utting Proposition 13 in IG slates. Proposals to cut or limit taxes and spending arc on thl' ll<tllot in Alabam a, Anzon;1. /\rkansas. Colorado. Hawu11. Idaho. Illinois, M assachusetL'>. Michigan. Missouri, Nehraskc.1. Nevada. North Dakota, Oregon. South Dakota and Tl!xas. Othe r measures on slal1' h:.a llol~ de<ihng with 1sstw:- rang1ng from a ban on the union shop in Missouri. barring smoking in most public places in California and allowing peoph· in Oregon to buy false teeth without g~lng t~ a dentis t. Fro•Pa9eAJ IRAN ••• government provocators for the arson and chaos in the streets and called on the people to a~id t•onfrontalion with s ecurity forces "in view or the fact that unpredictable situations an· about to take place and in order to prevent. . . bloods hed ." Azhari. a 6l·year-o ld. four-star gener al. has been chie f or staff l)f Iran's armed forces since uni. He graduated from Iran's war t'O!Jege and then went through several military courses in the Unit_ect States. He Is known as a top military administrator. is said to be extremely honest . and h as no business ties and ls a devout. Moslem ... Sh arif-Emami. 69. was appointed prime m inister Aug. 27 with hopes that his close ties to Moslem leaders could e nd the bloodshed that has taken more than 1,000 lives since J anuary. The shah also is Moslem as arc 90 percent o( the· country's 34 million ciUicns. In addition to Sharif·Emami, the ministers o1 education and hlsher education a1IO resl111ed. f 'rum Pag~ ,\ l RESCUE. • • l'Ountt-d "The little boy ":.t!> looking out the wrndow, crymg, S<'rl'am111g for help. T here Wl'rl.' soml• JX'Ople standing around 7he y ycll<:d for me not to go nl•a1· the blaze. I put on m y f!loves und tried to force the door open . but c ouldn 't t grabbed a fire extinguis her and s l<.1mm(>() il through the window. and pullt·d the boy out." Hl• said he ll'd the child to a d1kh nearby, then returned to lht> flaming vehic les. But tlw heal was too intense to appro<ich a second time. he said. A trucker joined Foster in lrv ing to get the car d oor open They tied a winch to the handle lo try to force it open, but thl· oute r frame of the door simply peeled off. Foster said. The boy's father-. David Brinston, was en route to the h ospita l to JOin ha s son A uthorities s aid he had rt· mained 1n Clarksdale. Miss . when• the family had attc ndl'd funl'ral Sl'rVlt:CS for the ruther Of Mr!> lktt::. and 7\f r:. Brin:. Lon A"iin's-34th Child Named After "l.iver N i\ IHOBI. Keny a (AP 1 Prc:.1dt·nt Ida /\mm hus naml'd has 34th child Kagera fiiv('r. Ugand a Radio has reported Num~r 34 1s u boy and ;14 •~ thr ltltal number of eh ildn·n or r1c1ully fathered by .t\m1n /\nd he was namt•d Kagl'r a 1!1\'<'r rn hCJ11or of tht· "ar "1th 'lt'l{:hbormg Tant anaa. accord ;nJ? to tht• broadeas t m o niton·d hl'r4' Sunda). Thl· radio said lhe namf• was chos1.•n becaui.e the baby was ho rn to /\man's senior wif<.'. M<td ina. during Uganda's annex· at1o n of a strip of Tanzanian land bctwC<!n the Kagera River and the Uganda n border la:.t wee k. The river. according to Ugan. d a. now forms the fronllinc· b€'lween the two armies Fro• Page Al THEFT ••. during the period of Oct. 27 to Oct. 29, it added. "On or about Oct. 31. 1978. Rifkin met with an individuaJ in Los /\nR<'les and s aid that he had a c quired the abo ve -note d diamonds," the a ffidavit said. . .... ilifkin ex hibit ed approximately about $1 m illion "-'Orth of lhe diam onds lo the ind1victual <1nd left three storw~ with that person." The FBI said tho~<' !>ton1·~ have bec•n 1dl•nt1Cted b~ tht• hrok<'f as th<' on<·s bought tn Switzerland from the Soviets. Th<· affidavit s aid that during lhe trnnsact1on at Sec1fr1ty Pacific. Rifkin used the aliai; of M 1kc Ha nson and idl'nt1ftl•d h1mselr as un e mployee of tlw intl•rnational banking o ffae of Scl:urily Pacific. Subsequently, it said. h P m c ntt onect in con ver salions that h e had acqulrC'd'a new identify and wu!> going lo "pluc€.'s unknown." The aHidavlt added : "Ht> furthe r st41ted that S ecurit y Pacific Bank would bear the lo~:. of ttie $10.2'mittion " Wine T~ting Benefit Set A 'wine tasting party has been sch eduled by Zonta Club In· ternational Wednesday from 1 to 9 p .m . tn the omce of E. F. Hul· ton and Co .. 25283 Cabot Road. La~una Hills Funds from the project are to benefit the Albert Sitton Homl•. a home for displaced Orangt· ·Counly children The Zonta Club is a service or· ganlzation or execuUve women dedi~ated lo encouraging hig h ethical bwnness standards and improvin~ the professional stotus or women. spokeswoman Sharon S. Zimberg aaid. T01t7 8b1elda of tbe Charles Kru1 Wlnery Is Instructor for the. evenlns lecture County Agrees on $2.5 Million Pact The OrMge Coun~y Board of Sup1.•rvlso rs ml'I "' 'ecn•t st.•1n11on IJbt week und a~reed to pay $2 ~ mlll10 11 fur 7 75 beachfront p c rcs south qf l>uh1.·1w lhi<•d' ~ II the county's offer 1s a1·1·('pl ed at a <.·ourt :.ctllcme.ot con· ferencc this wc•ek. a new county beach P•rk will run a long l.647 f tt'I lll'I wee 11 Dohe n y Beach St:tte park and tht• nc>rthern tip of the resldtmtiul Capistrano J)c;_1ch urea. Tn this lltnl'. the beachfront has bcc>n known variously a:s the Oohl!n)' hl-ach club site. llolc in l h l ' F I' n c e n I' ;1 l' h . J n d sometime~ ws part of (;apislnano lk<tch County lnte rrl!l In the beach ·war. kindled in 1972 whe n ihc state abandoned iti; Interest In acq\llring thrt.•(' <acres of the pl'opc rtY. adjucl'nl lo Uoh~ny · S ubsequently. the · count v Arson Blamed; Nine Die in Hotel Fire I HONESDALE. Pa IAP > Arson caused a fire that killed at ll':tst mne residents of a \9th century hotel. a coroner s ays Stx 'others arl• mjssing and may have perished in the intense blaze "There 1s no doubt that it was a susp1c1ous hre and I ~l1e\'e 1t .vas arson." Wayne (;ounly Coroner Robert J ennings said l1f thL' Sund ay morning fire a t th<.• Allen Motor Inn in this rur al lo" n in northeastern Pennsylvania. Nine bodies h~d been recovered fr~m the rubble or the hot~f when t he search was called off Sunday nrght. and J ennings said six rcsidL·nU. we re still unaccounted for began a t'Ondcmnation art!on of -1 .8 acr~ soulh or the pitrcel of interest lo the st.at~. Public purchase or the land bl•ca mc a ronlrove ri.y in August 1975 when th,· Capist rano Bt:ad 1 tn v<'s tmt•nt Company Ltd., .1 partnership. beRan an lnvcrM· cor\de nµialion ac·tion. ln effect. that action a~CUSL's the county and st ate of di>prlving the purtnersh1p of the use of its pro perty from Decembe r 1969 to August 1975 through a series of restrictions prohibiting its dt• velopmenl. The partnership argued that . m e ffect , ioning and otht·r l'('Slrictions d eprive d th1· purtnen;h1 p from using the land without payment uf Just com pens a lion A:; u rcsull . the partnersh111 IO ')l lhl· p1opl'rty throu g h fort•C'losun• lo. Un1kd Callforn1J B.rnk in lah• W75 Slrll t>t•ndmg 1s ;1 lawsuit that ~l'l'ks lo repay lh<' partners for the damage alle~edly done their financial interc.'St through state and county action. (t 1s hdiev1·d thl· h:mk now says the propt'rty. wh1.:n us~ for 1l!> best poss1llll· u::.L', is worth s:1.ti m illton "I havl' an idea where thl· fire started. under a sla1rwell , hul I "on 't t<tlk :.1bout that further." sC:Jid J<.·nnings. who wai:. being as ~1 ::.ted 1n his llWl'::.t 1g atwn hy the New York City <arson squad and Dr. Marvm Aron:.on~Ph1ladclphia's medical examiner Till' blaze was the third at the hotel 1n two months. one flr<'fightt'r smd The first two fires were minor and caused no in 1uril·s .Jl'nn111g~ not d th,1l an Oct 5 fire &ls o started under .i st.11nH·ll Thl' sl'nrch for more· h<ld1L·:. resumed today Aronson suggostcd that the remains of some v1ct 1rns might never be found. Rut the county's offer of S2 5 million is hast'd crn a n appra1sJI that tn•ats thi· l:ind's hi~h1·:.t • .111<1 bl•St us1• for hotl'I and mold dl•vl'111pm1·1\l rathl'I' than for residential U!iC seen in th!! bank's appraisal. On llPrWoy S 1 x l <.• t • n .. ' , :.i r o Id P c..t t l ' Wiison. a· dis ta nt<.' runm·r Imm La Palma. smile~ Sun ch.1} Jftcr arriving al Ne\\ York 's Fort Tryon Park l\11ss Wtls oA , who s uffe rs from ('ptl('psy. run 2.000 mi l e s to promote th<.• Ep1l ep:::;~ Found;..ilion. Silver,. Jewelry Taken in El Toro A burglur whost• melhod of t'll· try •~ unkno"'" look ::.ilvcr :rnd Jl'Wl•lry va lu~d al SJ.300 from .in El Toro home. Orange County sheriff'~ of. ficers s aid the the ft was report ed by Florence Rarr Goodrich. 55. of 2345.'i Ouryen St. She ",i::. away from her home al lhl· time. John Wayne Bome Grab Nullified Canadian o rr1 c 1<.1l s h a vt> agreed they acted too h<isllly and have offered to n :fund an $800 fine arid pay for 20 case s of liq uor they confisratt•d off John Wayne's yacnt ~!i summ~r T he liquor. with an est1maH·d value of $2,000. was taken off the Wild Goose in August at P ender Harbor northwest of Va ncouver by Royal Canadi:rn mou1tties who also fined the s kippe r $800. The actor was not on board tit the time. Th e c onvertcd minesweeper was unde r c harter to a group of Canadian bus •· nessmen at lhe time. Friday. MichaeJ Wayne. the actor 's son. said a protest filed by the maater or the yacht. Bert Minshall. has been revkwcd by Canadian a u thori ties who agreed to cover the coats of the incident. According to Wayne. the yacht went th.rough Canadian customs 10 Victoria. · 'ln a s1tualion like that. the liq· uor all goes into a locker and the customs officer is supposed to seat it. The idea is that if you want a drink. you go out and buy Canadian liquor.•· the acto r's son expl~ned. According l o Mins hall. th1 • customs officer in V1C'lo ri a forgot to seal the liquor lock1.:r. Wht•n the yacht ~ot to Pcndl·r Ha rbor. a mountie came on board in a disput1.· O\'Cr the typ1.• or f1shin~ hcen~t· th<· Y<tl'hl ·~ ~uests were usmi;? • The unseal ed locker was found. the tiquor confiscated ancl the caotam fined. M inshalt appealed and Fnd,1y hl• was contacted by Canadwn officials who said they'd rerund the fine and cover the cost of lh1· hquor. It is rt!porH .. '<i in a confidential memo l o t h e Bo ar d or Supervisors that the bank "ex pressed interest in the county acquiring lhc cnt.Jre Capistrano Beach parcel," meaning thl! full 7 75 acres. Ther e is no provision in lbe county o r affiliated dislril't hudgets for the $2.S million purc h:.tio(•. llowe\'€.'r. 1t is belie ved th.11 ot h1·r 11:.trhor Beac h l·io <ind l'ark') D1stru.·t proJl'rl::. lh,11 ha \t• bl•t•n rundl•d Wiii hi' ahan llo m·<l for tht· tim1.• bring in fo \111 llf rublit· pun:ha1>\' of I ht· heill:h Silt'. Second Trial Vpheld in M<Us Sl,ayings WASJIJNGTON IAP> -Th1.· U.S. Supreme Courl today in cf feet order~ a n~w trial for u Hamilton . Ohio. man convicted in the E3ster Sunday slaying three years ago or his m other. brother and nine relatives. The justices let s t and an Ohio Supre m e Court decis ion ovl!r lurning James Ruppert's com·tt" lion because he had been "mis· informed" as to the <·on:.l'· qucnccs of wai\'ing his right Lo .1 jury trial. Ruppert. who was sentenced to life imprisonment for hr:. 1975 conviction. is ~ini:? he ld ~1 th1• Lima Stale Hospital for th1· ('nrn1nally l n!'lune 111 L1m.1 , Ohw Iii' pres umably will r emain there until ~tale a ulhorit re~ u1 r.1n 1H· for .1 n .. w trial H llJIJ}l'r1 wus I I .met II v1ng .ii hi' mulht•1"~ 1f ;tn11llon homo· wh1·n his hrnther's familv \'1:.11 t•d for Easter dinnt'r Ma.rr h 30 1~75 . Prosecutors said that in a ftl 011 J nger , Ruppert gunnrd down h•5 mother. brother. s rster -m- IJ w and ei g ht n i t'«'es a nct n1.·rhew:.. ranging in .1gc from 1 to 17. from our OOys oopt. for full ... t' , th«. sof'tu,t 100~ lamb&-.i.ool v-ni.ck ~rs, ful ty fa&htoned. and kn1U..ed in scotland.eep«18lly fOr aL-ee&Cl. s12ea 8-20, in mony bC..out1ful colore 44 faehion island, newport center 644-5070 \ l ' MARJNE CAPT. NICK WIUJCH AND SGT. DUTCH STRASSNER DWARFED BY SIMULATOR Wtttary Usea Sfmulated Plane to Teach Marine, Navy and Coast Guard Piiots Landing !njects Reality Piwts Trained by El Toro Sirrmlator REPORTER REBECCA HELM AT SIMULATOR CONTROLS f11g_ht School Director Capt. Kurt Redfern Is Co-pilot Ends in Draw '13' Authors Split In 36th District A race dt•H•lop<-d t has weekend betwl'en 36th D1 c;t n ct State Senate cand1datec; Hon Cordova 3nd John Schm1t.rnn .... ho had sup port from lhl' ;a uthor~ of Propoc;1 - t10n 13. Paul Gann und lloward Jan·1s. The race appeared to end m a <4raw. In computerized "pt•rsonal" letters sent to voters. Cordova. Democrat and ·incumbent as- semblyman. had the signature of Gann on his mailer . "Ron Cordova's,commitments to reduce government spending is not Republican and it's not. Thal,' s Part Of Probl.em iNv'iANAPOLis (A,1'') .. -soare' 2.000 invitations to a Nov. 15 worltsbop de- signed to promote better customer understanding of the postal service were de- livered three days too late to make the resiatraUoo deadline. The .tnvttations -12,000 i n a ll -r eached ·In· dianapolls businessmen Saturday, tour days after the deadline. W. Thomas Moore a public lnlonnaUon officer for the local post office. said t..bole who missed the reglslraUoo date because of the delayed lnvU.attona can 1tUl rectater at the door of the Indianr Con· ventJon Center. Democratic. fl is a people 1ssu(' that affects all of us alike." Gann said over his signature on the Cordova mailing J a rvi s sig n e d a Schm1Lz mailer att ackin ~ Cordova by linking him w1lh "olher ba g. s pending politicians." "John Schmitz' elect.ion is so important he is the onl y can- didate in America for whom ( will be walking door-to-door," Jarvis said over his signature. The Cordova computer coun- te red in bis letter by declaring. "Paul Gann, co-author of Proposition 13 and I are working together to put a Constitutional lid on government spending." Cordova said petitions will be circulated near Orange Coast polling places Tuesday in sup- port of the dnve. "Paul Gann and I need your support to con- trol governme nt spending." ·Cordova declared. In the Schmitz' letter. Jarvts warned that if Cordova is ele<'t· ed to the senate. "be can make good his threat by voting to raise your state income and sales taxes." Cordova's letter to voters countered, "I am proud that the Assemt)ly Republican Caucus 'Sas rat.eel me among the three most consistent and outspoken opponents of unnecessary gov- ernment spending ... " Jn addition to the Jarvis-Gann aee-aaw between Cordova and Schmitz, there was another irony. At many Orange Coast households Saturday. Che postman broaght OOt.b letters in the same mail. Thal appeared to be another draw. By REBECCA HELM Of -o.lty ...... SUH We were cleared for landing at the Hone Kong airport. ~ Though the haze. 6 to 8 miles a h e ad I spu~d the parallel runways. I was instructed to head for the long white strip stretching out to the left . With both hands gripping the steering column. I felt the heavy throb of the huge KC l.30R cargo plane flo wing thro ugh m y fingers. The mammoth s teel bird began to drift to the n ghL I struggled lo pull 1t back on course but failed. •Unruffled. the voi~ in my ear said . ·'Well. okay. I sec you like the right runway better. We'll bring you in there." I stopped fighting the "yoke" c as those in the Oying biz call the steering column>. Movin g through the sky and dropping at a rate of about 800 feet per minute, a doz~•things fla s hed throu g h my mind: "Were the naps down? Watch the speed, don 't let it fall too low. and by all mean$ k~ the nose up -but not too high.• P e rspiration dampi!ned my palms as I realized f was bring· ang the $10 m1llioo Lockheed aviation marvel an for a landing. Me. who had never been inside of a cockpit dunng my entire life Th~hin g light of the runway rushed cl()S('r. I was on course. The wrngs wobbled a bit from side to side. but all was well and the runway• was dead ahead. Any second now the wheels would touch ground. A jolt. a bump, and we were down. I pulled back on the lhrot· tie and felt the speed drop as the thrust of the four engines reared into reverse. As we rolled to a stop. I leaned back in my i,eat and breathed a :,1gh or rehef. I glanced over at Kurt Red- fern, the taJI. blond U.S. Marine captam sitting in the pilot's seat next to me. "Not bad." be said cheerfully. Redfern was cheerful be<:ause my whole Hong Kong novice landing had taken place inside a large flight training building at El Toro Manne Air Statjon in a simulator attached'to hydraulic pumps about 20 feet in the air. The simulator is a dilly IL as so close to the real thing that military officials use it for advanced training and qualifica- tion of their Marine. Navy, and California Coast Guard pilots. The simulator at Et Toro is presenUy the only.one of its kind in the world. and· although de. sign and construction were ex- pensive, in the long-run the sav- ing Is enormous, Redfern, El Toro ·s fb.ght director. said. As an example, be said the same plane in the air would USfl $400 per boor in fue l s upply .. Also. the simulator can do seven· or eight landing approaches an hour while the actual plane could only do about two an hour. Sance tbe mock-up was built two years ago, military officials have trained about 500 pilots in it. Marines make widespread use of the versatile KC130R for in·air refueling, cargo and passenc_er transport. The need for large numbers of pilots to fly the fleas is vital, Redfern said. Outside the simulator looks Uke nothing more than a still· borne wbJte canva. and metal box . Inside, however, the cockpit area is designed to ex- actly duplicate Its genuJne slater even to including rolled -up sun shades oo the cockpit windows. During "Oi&bt." a scanner at· tacbed to a computer in an adJ•· cent room moves acrou a huge topo1rapb.lcal map. To t.be pilot, the vlew out tbe wtndslUeld loob almott kleatkal to actual sky and (round vtews. • Mond!y. No\l9fnbet 6, 1978 s DAIL y PtlOT A 3 9.6 Percent Raise 2¥2-Year Pact Ends ,. . CoUnty Bus Dispute A labor dis pute between management of the Orange County Transit District <OC'J'D ) and 491 bus drivers ended late Sunday with the awarding of a new 2~<: year contract. The new pact gives drivers a 9.6 percent pay hlke retroactive to June l, their fi rst pay raise in 20 months. The binding agreem ent. awarded by an arbitr.it1on panel. also gives drivers fi ve per«nl pay raises in June 1979 and 1980. along with cost of II ving adjustments every s 1 x months. "Considering that the first pay raise is I-Or a two year period." OCTD Gt!neral Manager James Rei c hert said , "th e wage increase falls within the guidelines set forth rttently by President Carter ." The arbitration a-Ward also granted the district the right lo hire part-lime bus drive r s during pe ak morning and evening rush hours. The settlement should spell the end to a wildcat "sick in" by drivers that forced cancellation of 79 of the district 's 359 bus runs Thursday and 12 on Friday. Thursday, 112 drivers failed to show up for work. leaving some OCTD passengers waiting for buses that never arrived Another 61 phoned an all Friday. according to OCTD s pokesman Tom Eic hho rn. despite UnlOO eCCo r t s to encourage drivers to return to work Workers were reporting to their jobs as usual over the weekend. Eichhorn said. The pay for _most OCTD drivers will jump immediately by 65 cents per hour to $7.40 under the new contract. In addition to the five percent raises next June and In June 1980. drivers will receive cost of living adjustments every six months starting in December. They will be equal to one ceot per hour for every one half percent increase in the cost ol living index. Arbitration had been under way since the drivers' contract expired last May. District and union officials agreed that the ar bitrators' decision would be binding on both sides. Last week's "sick in" was the first work stoppage since OCTD began bus service in 1972. The s ick ca lls were not sanctioned by drivers' United Transportation Union. Eichhorn sakf district officials are not contemplating any action against those drlve'rs who phoned in. Fear Quelled Clemenlean RecolDlls R~cue By ANNE COOPER Of a. OlllY ,..._.SUH An overriding determination to rescue a person from danger can cancel out fea r an an ap- parently life-threaterung s1tue1 - t ion . says Todd Snider. 17. who was recently commended for go- ing to the aid of two swimmers caught in a dangerous riptide. "I knew I could drown. but I wasn't thinking about that," said Snider or tbe dramatic Sept. 19 rescue ~ a young German couple off San Clem ente's Trafalgar Lane ~ch. "I could see from the terror in their eyes that they didn't expe<:t to make at. All I could think about was getting them safely back to shore ." Snider had gone to the beach to surf that warm September af· tcmoon. after attending classes at San Clemente High School, where he had just started his senior year. At th~ beach he ran into another s urfe r . c ity firefighter Mike Dollar. As the two young men stood chatting on the sand. a little girl a nd her mother streaked past. screaming. "They're drowning~ They're drowning!" Looking out to sea. Snider and Dollar could see a man and woman s truggling against a strong rip current. ··1 immediately forgot every- thin~ I'd learned in two years as a junior lifeguard ." s aid Snider. ''I'd bad it drilled into me that I should always take something that would float when going to a rescue. But I just took off. trying ·t-O get to the two 0..ty Pti.t S~ - SAVES TWO LIVES Todd Snider, 17 for their qwck re:.1>0nse, wh1<:h was credited with saving th~ Mullers· hves. Snider. who had previous ly helped battle ~he devastating 1976 San Clemente fire. said lhc satisfaction or he lping people m trouble LS what has prompted him to choose working for the San Clemente Fire Department as-his "number one" career preference . Man Rescued t~l-~mers as quickly a s poss1- "It's pretty tough to JOln the San C lemente department. because they have so many - quahfied applicants." he said. "I would probably have it easwr ""'-Both Franz and Jutta Muller -had parucked by the time Sruder and Dollar reached them . if I went anto business with my dad. But helping people seems more Important to me than mak· ing money. Besides. people arc always happy to see a fireman. and I lake that " From Surf, Hospitalized An Orange Coast visitor re· mained in critical condition to- day after a near-drowning Sun· day at Scotchman's Cove. north of Laguna Beach. a South Coast Medical Center s pokes woman said today. County paramedic. David Wilson identified the victim as Donald Duvol. 32, of Yucc<t Valley. He said the 10:30 a .m . acci· dent occurred a s Duvol and several friends were snorkeling and Duval passed out. His com· panions reportedly pulled him an to s hore and adminis tered mouth-to-mouth resuscitation until paramedics arrived. Wilson said Duvol's heartbeat bad stopped and he was not able to breathe when paramedics ar- rived. He said the victim's heartbeat later resumed but he is still unable to breathe in- dependently. "They were swallowing a lot of wat~r and turning all kinds of rolors." said Snider. "I knew they were in serious trouble " The strong riptide and the Mullers' frantic struggling made it impossible for Snider and Doll;ir to tow the swimmers back to shore. While Dollar kept Muller afloat. Snider s ub- merged. and digging his toes In· to the ocean bottom . reached over his head to push Mrs. Muller. inch by ine h. out of the current and into shallow water. 1 • rt was touch and go for a while there." said Snider. "She had a pretty good grip on my head. and I wasn't sure I was making any progress ... With Mrs . Mulle r s afely .ashore. Snider returned and helped Dollar keep M ullcr afloat until lifeguards arrived from the ir headquart e r s at the municipal pier Cou n ci lwo m an Donn a Wilkinson s ubsequently com mended both Snider and Dollar B/,acks Flay St.ones' Disc NASHVILLE, Tenn CAP> The National Confer e nce of Black Churchmen has called fo r a boycott of a recent ree-ord 3lbum by the Rollin~ Stones because one of the songs con- tains lyncs which they say are 1rusulting to black people The c hurchmen voted t o boycott the record . "Soml' Garis." saymg that a hne in the title song refers an a degrading way to alleged i,exual pref· t•rencesofblack women Stones' singer Mir k J a~~cr ha!> reportl'dly said that the song 1s a sat 1 re of stereotyl)("\ or women unmistakably traditional ... our~t~l~ 9'l.l~1on of'th~ \N'Orldls fl~impOrWd scottish t~s, combin<l.d wrlh tJh<z. rln<Z.et natural ~~r tailoring ava1lablcz . 44 fael*>n island, newport center 644-5070 • --. \ • .j CAIL V P\l.OT Mondrl. Nowmbtr 6, 1t71 NATION I WORLD i . . Just C~tiog (.:~) -@~ wtC11 ,( Tom"I:. Morphine Co11iput r 1, Vot rs 0 TESTINl~. T TING . I 2. 3 Probably moal folh "'t\\> urt' aoing lo W)t f' an tomon-ow·s at att'wldt election h.avc w.ttad.)t dttld~ wh• rt· lht:.> '11 be putting murka on th\' hJlh.11 That ch"\11dM ull "ou h l\t· lo w111 r; about 1s Orangt· County getting thu~l' b.tllob 1·ounled In th romputer Mn f(lomt'ruh• , \1o~l rt'\·\•l\t t''l(flot'rtCtlC\' ha." dl·monstratoo th .. t our l'ounl) 1·111nputt·r' n1 unt 1u't 'urwr un r.i1 ,., th.it rt•n I \ , •• y 1•lt io.t• It ':. m tJ\\' tight l un\\~ll wtwn· we liake Lhe com puhmud pratl.llb nabt out 1n front l)r the cnllrc atelt• And Wt' art' t''l(JM'('tM:t to h Vf' il c:nuple or tight OtWS In c1ur n·~11111 1h1• Rllll C'ort1m a John ~·hm1lz :.tiJlt' :.t.•11c1l1 :.h oo l(lul .tr\11 th,. I>." c· U.tkt·r H.irr11 ti W1vdt-r au1>4:nUJOnal 'ho"'down, to nMmc J pulr 0 WHEN IT ('OMES lo \.Ult' roununa. JU8l COMldt r Orange County Pout1co Goes Hananas Wattang for Vote Tallr1 what h appened to Orange County in the primary election last June 6. . After the po1ls closed. the county computers went to work and tallied 575,000 votes in the next 18 hours. Which wasn't too bad. It was about six hours slower than had been projected. But we've done worse around here. Trouble was. figuring on absentee ballots. there were about 7.000 more to be counH:d. And the computer people dinked around on tbese for the ne xt 11 days. Paet Spurned Arabs Remain Split by Sadat HA<; 1 ll>AO. lruq <AP> -Al ilh League members ended their sum· mlt t·onforc1w1• doser m some ways, but still appeared Co be split over l~o niiuon they met -what to do about Egyptian President Anwar Sadut a11d tus peace moves with Israel. - Cumplcte resulhl of the almost four·day session were not lm· mc:dlaLcly rel eMl>OO Mfl6" Sun· duy'i. final gathering, but Iraqi it "has decided not to a pprove l'n·stdt•nt Ahmed Hassun al-these <Egyptian-Israeli) agree· lfakr culled them "po1ntivc." His ments and refuses to deal with uut1on le<l tbc push to tsolate any consequences resulting from ~ad.st them." A 1·111wlut!1n~ !>tatemenl called Yasser Arafat, Palestine un t:;gypt to return to Arab Liberation Organization chief. ranks .rnd not lo deal wilh the called the talks a "magnificent lion1st entity." It also rea f· success,"butbedidnotsaywhy. firmed the PLO as "the sole When pressed 'about the ques· kg1t1male representative of the lions of sanctions against Sadat. I' .t lestuuun people." be said measures were adopted, BUT TIIERE apparently was no harder action taken against Sadat, despite pus h es b y hardltoers. because or resistance by the more powerful moderates. ei;pecially Saudi Arabia. N evcrtht-less. Iraqi Foreign Minister Sadouo Hamm11di told rt: po rte r s the conference uchievcd "full i;uccess." adding News, Tilnes Published In New York • NEW YORK <AP l --The Daily News. creeling readers with Lhe front pagt• headline "He llo There. Remember Us?" and The New York T1mel.>, looking as though it had never been away .. hi t the str~ts today for the first tune tn89days. Pres~ at the two morning dailies began to roll after lbe last of an array of unions approved contract agreements, and the first copies were on newsstands by3a.m. THE NEWS, which published a relatively large edition of 176 pa~es. said it printed its normal press run of 2 million copies, the largest circulation io the coun· try The Times. with a circulation of almost 900.000. is the third largest in the country after the News and the Los Ar.geles Times. but he declined to elaborate. BUT AN Of'FIC I Al. spokesman for the Arab League said there was no decision to sever relations with Sadat. C.... Before the summit concluded. PLO official Vassar Rabbou told reporters the Arab League voled to allocate $3 billion annually for military confrontation against Israel. Other sources put the figure at $2.2 billion a year over five years. Rabbou said the money would go to Syria and Jor.W.n. aod said $150 million vtas -e'inDarked for the Palestinians in the West Bank a nd the Gaza Strip to "wage the struggle" from Ill.Side the occupi~ territories. BUT IN nlE past. Arab stales have promised large sums to maintain an Arab confrontation a nd the fund s n ever materialized. One month ago at a hardline meeting in Syria. reje<'· tionists pledged $1 billion for such a fund. but 1t apparently never materialized. On Saturday, lbc conference sent a delegation to Cairo to s~ Sadat and reportedly to offer tum billions or dollars in aid to help his nation's economy if he would spurn Israel. But instead he turned his back on the delega· tion. refused to meet it and said money would not influence his decision. One PLO source s aid Sadat·~ refusal proved he "1l.> an 1ncor rigible traitor." Twenty of 21 league members a tte nded . Libya. a ha rdlinc state, did not and its leader. Col. Moammar Khada fy. said he would not aUcnd becaul.>c mcm· bers were not united. Al"WI ......... Fa111ilg Mourns I Unidl'.ntified pair mourn a relative who died in the deadliest fire m the hrstory of Des Moines Iowa. A blaze of unknown origin killed at least 10 'working in a Younk~rs dep~rtment store a l 9: 15 a .m. Sunday. The store. m Iowa s largest shopping mall, the Merle Hay. w~s .to have opened at noon. An eleventh person was m1ssmg and feared dead in the blaze. Damage was estimated in the millions of dollars. Austrians Reject Use of Nuke Plant VIE~A. Austria CAPl -Austnan voters have narrowly rejected a ~ million nuclear plant. this nallon 's first, and dealt a &tunning pohbcal defeat to Chancellor Bruno Kreisky and his Soclallal Party. At a . f!t:WS confer ence today . Kreisky accepted personal r~pons1b1lity for the defeat but declined to say whether be woWd re· sign. as he had hinted before. Sunday's nucJear·power referen· "no" votes and l,576,839 "yes" dum. Some political observers votes, a margin of 29,469 votes. speculated the government chief Ballots were cast by 64 percent would offer his resignation at a of the nation's 5 million eligible meeting with party leaders later voters. , t oday but they would over· The vot e r s we r e asked whelmingly reject it. whether Austria should pursue "CHANCELLOR Kre1sky 1s much more urgently needed by the Republic of Austria Lhan 1s Zwentendorf cthe nuclear plant>," said Vienna 's Mayor Leopold Gratz. Austria's first plebiscite since World War 11 yielded 1,606.D the peaceful uses of nuclear e.nergy and begin operating il!.l ,_, first nuclear plant, which was completed several months.ago. The narrow victory for anti· nuclear ranks came in an elec· lion preceded by the hot.test political debate In many years in lhls country. Which. again. might not matter much in runaway races. But we had a couple of squeakers working. The aforcmenttont'CI Baker was locked in a runoff battle wtth Lhc now-dcpos(.-d incumbent supervisor Larey Schmit. BY JUNE 12. the computer counters had Schmit ahead by 27 votes. By June 14., the lead had shifted by a handful to Baker. By June 15, Baker had widened his lead by 45 votes . By June 16. he was down to a 44 -vote lead. Its front page looked much like any other day's. with stories on Tuesday's election. riots in Iran. border clashes between China and Vietnam -and the end of the newspaper strike, which at oat· time also involved the afternoon New York Post. THE TIMES, WHICH boasts of covering "All Lhe News That's Fil lo Print." published a nine- page summary of the big events it missed : the brief reign of Pope .John Paul l. the election of Pope John Paul II. the Camp David ac· eord nn~ the Ya nkees' World torf::'t ........ • OavC' Baker finall y won that runoff position. But Orange County's vote-counting people certamly did know how to hold the populace in suspense. Not to men· Hon the candidates. Even al th~ end . on June 16, the weary computer peo· pie had announced the final returns and then had to backtrack. They found the computer hadn't given back as many ballots as had been fed into it. Series baseball triumph. - The stereotypers were the first of four unions to r atify new con tracts Sunday. WHEN THE COUNTY CREWS finally got that squared away, one wag observer suggested that they could now announce. "The second draft of the edited, interfaced and condensed Orange County primary election final vote count." Maybe this time it will all be different. Maybe, maybe. Pre&smen. paperhandlers and machinists followed with quick approval or three-year pacts. The Newspaper Guild unit at The Times. which began a strike Saturday. followed suit early to· day. lt 'sonly 48 days until Christmas. 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' 1 Flru tow e·oe.m. 1 e *-"19" 1 2•!!·"'· • • Seconcl tow 9 U'/-"' o l 5unftl,.H 1111 m .HI' .,.0 m O :0011 rt-11 SI • m., "" 10 ,1 S•rfilepert Hllfltlfl9IOI\ llHtll W-2 10 l fffl Wllll ...,, , ... II c;ondll_, lllf Newport Be«" WoWH I tOOI wit!\ .... ... _,, ,_,, Colldlli.nt ..... Eff ect1ve Oct. 29. • Orange County Transit District's new phone numbers are 636-RIDE or toll-free ZEMITH 7-RIDE Our new offices are located at 11222 Aca cia Parkway, Garden Grove, CA 92640 Wlneherelo981yaulh1 .... Watch for the Superheroes -action adventures in the comic section of the DAILY PILOT STOCKS I BUSINESS ' NEW YORX CAPl -Tfie naUon's eeonomy will expand by 2.~ percent neict year. lta smallest trowtft)rate 1ince 1m. according to major bu.sl- ne11ea surveyed by McOra,w.ffill Publiutions. ~ Monci9y.Nc>Yernber6. 1978 s OAll. Y PtLO r 8 5 lnfmtfon Cheap lm~rts Aid Economy By SYLVIA PORTER MJdlO .. ~'"'"" "The Jap:anese have done more for the American con· sumer than Ralph Nader," a government economist said privately a while ago. His m~aning : Cheap imports help keep d<?wn prices. The weakness in the U.S. dollar has become a prime factor ln fueling the speedup of inflation In 1978 a nd pulling up pr ces of imports. Every 1 percent decline in the dollar's buying power in terms or Japanese yen, German marks or other major currencies has added an estimated I /10 or 1 percent to consumer prices across-the-board. M EANWHILE, ACTIONS AND I NACTIONS BY Congress in the pasf se~sion may force the Treasury to s lap more duties on imports, intensifying the dnve toward protectionism . Instead or being geared to fighting inOalion, trade policies are swinging toward spurring inflation. Instead of encouraging cheap imports to curb the price s piral and instead of protecting U.S. workers from foreign competition in more direct ways, the country is moving to restrict impoz:ts. The policies are upside down. The danger is that "there is a groWing de· mand from producers in industrialized coun· tries for protection in a wide range oC pro- ducts." says the World Bank. If pressures arc Money's Worth not resisted. import curbs "will inevitably tend to push up prices in the industrialized countries, adding to the already difficult problem of persistent inflation." the re· port says. Consumers pay for import' limits designed to protect Jobs of workers in s heltered mdustnes. Relief from imports for sugar producers costs an estimated $660 million a year in higher pnces. and sugar producers are lobbying ror more restraints. Import quotas on meat cost $400 m illion to $800 milJion annually. The average cost lo cons ume rs for each job preserved through trade protection amounts to more than $50,000 a year. s ays Brookings lns lltutaon economist Robert W. Crandall. ARE QUOTAS. TARI FFS, "VOLUNTARY'' restraints and similar barriers necessary to safeguard Amt:rican JObS? It's a "dubious" rationale. says the World Bank. Other studies show that, w1ttun a given industry, more JObs arl' lost through technological change than through imports. Trade protection tends to encourag.c involved in- dustries to delay changes. say some experts. as well as to put off cost-cutting steps. Direct. temporary wage subsidies would be a less cost· ly. less inflationary and more efficient way to help workers in dying Industries to move into new jobs. T HE U.S. GOVERNMENT COULD PAY more than $3,750 to each of the roughly 360.000 hourly workers in the steel industry. and the total cost to U.S. taxpayers would be no greater than the cost of current protectionist policies. Crandall says. Substituting direct payments for import protection in the meat, steel and sugar industries could lead to a drop an prices of as much as $2. 7 billion a year. he says. Nert: Other faclors CalComp to Sell Single DivisWn California Computer Corp .. Anaheim, has announced an agrttment in principle that provides for·Xerox Corp. to acquire substantially all the assets or CalComp's memory products division in a cash transaction. The CalComp division is a supplier of magnetic disk memory systems lo the computer industry. It also manuractures a line or n exible "floppy" disk drives. not included as part of the proposed transaction CALCOMP WILL CONTINUE lo sell. lease and service its IBM plug-compatible peripheral products. in- c luding disk and tape memory systems. add-on memories and the automated tape library. and peripheral equipment for minicomputers. The COmJJ30Y is also a supplier of com- puter graphics equipm e nt and inter active gr aphi<'s systems. Although specific term s of the contemplated transac· lion were not disclosed. the sale price was reported to ex· ceed the carrying value of the assets involved and an· Ucipated disposition cost s CalComp estimated the cash proceeds from the lransaclion at approximately $25 mil!Jon. most of which will be applied to repayment of bank debt The balance will be used to satisfy d1v1sion obhgalton~ :ind provide working capital. The proposed acqu1s1tion requires the approvaJ of both Xerox and CalComp directors. It also 1s subject to negotia lion of a defirutive purchase agreement by the two com - • panies and an audit of the assets to be transferred. First A~11 Reports Gaf11• First American Financial Corp., Santa Ana. has re· ported increased revenues and net income ror the third quarter and first nine months of 1978 from the correspond· ing ~riods of last year. During the third quarter. gross revenues were $28,866,692 this year and $24.358.977 in 1977, for an 18 per· cent increase. Net income increased 17 percent to $2.949 •• 72. or $1.55 o !>hare, from $2,504, 541 . or $1.30, for the ( TA KI NG ) _:_'TOCK_ three months f'ndcd Sept. 30, 197R and 1977 respectively. For the nine-month period ended Sept. 30, gross income increased 17 percent to $79,596,330 from $68,032,080 in the corresponding period an 1m and net Income. before cumulative effect on prior years of a 1977 accounting change, increased 6 percent to $7,028,729 from $6,629,370. Comparative net income per share 1ncreased to $3.61. from $3.45. The prior year change in accounting method or r.rovidlng for title losses had the effect or reducing 1977 net ncome by $2,834,789 to $3,794,581 and reducing 1977 earn· lngs per share from $3.45 to $1.98. The firm's prtnclpal s ubsidiary is First American Title Insurance Co. E. ... a.tt-.... Oftltt E . F. Hutton & Co., tnc., a brolre:rate and Investment banking flnn. bu moved lt6 Santa An• ottlce trom 888 North MaJn St. to the Lloyd 's Bank BuUdint at the corner of 11th and Ma in Streets. .. ' ( ./' i - .. DAil Y PILOT ~. No¥9mbtrt. tt71 Television TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS EVENING tMl8 NEWS ~ONE Otoe ..-id o.&olo ~ Clle 8°" ~Cf' ol n..oleal aid WI WI !Mlllllecl ~ommv ntly 8 NF\. FOOTM U. w1~ton ~lo.Illa •• 8alt1mont Colt• D MllOHltOt A~ l"'*tl'CI Me\1 '~·~ ...... , ""~'....., .. ~Ol~O- • tHllAAOY~ Bobby .... 10 hi• tr....O• talllnQ tn.im Joe Mam.,1ti ''"""' by '°' 0100. """'*' 1W'a1n1- • ITMIT9 0# IAN ,.~ A t-orn-ICt, 1,...,_, on • le. "'°"' ~ "°"' :.an Ou•11hn 11nd• 111m..i1 OI '"""* O'iD'u.IY t•t.I• ........ !Jh'ff\ ,,. \..Ultf'M l~I G , At.Illy l'Of'T lllAJ' • --Of conceclt D UT"tll HOU9I OH THllPMIM "Tit• Weddr~·· Maty ac~tt • m11t••t0t Oto- ~ lrom Ad..., l(andall l Llfl...000 8<>cHrWlf' Oul ~na h> hlVtt OOul>H II he• wfldC)111g Olly ~OllCM• •MOVIE • • 1 r Son1eone 84:hiod rn. Door 111»71) Chtltl .. 810011()11 'Anll\Ony Perkin• A won-i n'• IOv., 11 IT\Uf • ti.19d u a reeult of Iler nu1bamf'• mon1pulot1on ot •" emllN4a pa1lent. ~2 h11.1 0 MOVIE 1 • e "Wl\ele The Rea I om Orowa" 11975) Slow· 111 PettrllOfl. James Whit· mclfe A~ boj1'4Ule la Hv.d by the 1'#0 fedbone l\OUndS he ,.,Md (2 "''I • CAAOl IUAHE'TT ANOFMNOS Sluts "Brotf'Mlftv Love:· Beot1me Honesty · g) MOVIE · to Ille 1tflt o1 "T~ W1:t11td otOi " 8 MOVll • * ·~ "tOO A1flN" t tH91 Jim 8'own. "eQUei WelGh An outlaw lncli.n • btKlc 1-Mlli'>de ~ • 1u1ionatV help the MeJ1oCan lndl""-dec>oH 8 c;l~ ~Y(j)n()f 12 hit ) W MERV GAIFFIN Guest• Lllllln C•rfer. A11dy Wllliem1, Poul w 1111em1. Loretta Lynn, ;,r;:=:aV<:llOI ""Lila's P10Mef Ollry" A young t>rlde comet of age v.ti1le traveling 10 Ille Ore- OO'I lemlory 111 a wagon 1ra1n wllll her ho1t>e11d'and hos tamlty (RI ~O~T PERF<>f'MAHCES 'Macbetll" Norman Balley, Pa1r1G1a Jonnson and Robin s1eioe1on 1118 1ea11.1red "' Verdi's full· lfll101h opeta. sung 1n 111e . or1Q111at Italian ®)MOVIE TUBE TOPPERS ABC 8 6:00 -Monday Night Foot· ball. The Wa$jngton Redskins invade Baltimore for a battle with the Colts. NBC 8 9:00 -"Rainbow." Andrea McArdle plays the young Judy Garland in this new TV movie about the legen· dary entert a ine r . Also featured are Piper Laurie. Don Murray and Michael Parks. <See review below 1 . KCET @ 10:30 -Looking for Aquarius: California's Quest for Water.·· The stat~'s ~cer:trun ~utur~ of wate r re· sources is examined m this s pecial re· port. I THe GONO 8HOW MONTY PYTHON'S FLYIHG QACUS A Spenlsh niglltetvb. a man with • tape recorder. a mountain Cllmbing expe. dmon, end • ¥1611 10 a t>arber tt\Op. tRI fD Ota< CAVETT • nte 000 COUflU! Olea< and Feh leetn that they MCh teQUlre monot SU<Oefy . • GETSMAAT Al a gteveyard rendeZ· vou.. a woman ldentlllM herseH 8$ lhe only w;t~ ~llln1U a l<AOS aoet1t A "'a" 11110• lllMMlf lrtCJPed ln 811 ofllc4I wtth the OMO body of Ille WOfll• an he fUll m1Kdered • MOVIE *. "Huie" (19561 Oeofve Montgomery. Mone Fr-"*' A )'Ol"'IJ mM I~ 10 th• Phlllpplnes to •venoe "-deMA oLtML. tat11411 (1llr.,30 min I I MACNal I L.EHAER 12:..0 (I) C88 LATE MOVIE • • "Lad19S Of C11ine" ( 111121 David Janasen. Jonn wen. A Us. Tr•s· ury agent triol 10 br'ealc IN operation of a genoetet who has Men over an en11rec11y. 1:00 I TOMOAAOW 1:~ • NEWS WANTED: DEAD OR Al.Mi "Cllelin G~" ti 2:00 1~ M .. 'a 1ntonn8'lt IS wound- ed Dy KAOS t>eb'e he can on-Ille fOfmula's IOcalion, {Patt 11 .• J arly Al11uatm.,11, 1 Mau,. · l)) C8S NEWS f 30 . I LOVE LUCV Faring Death * * * "Seit AM The Sin· o•• 011!'' t 19641 Toriy CIITTIS. Natille WOOd. A m-oa-eo110t's plan .to ruin a r-..rcn ps)'Cholo- 0111 a repufallOf\ t>8Ckli<es v.nen lie fates 1n tove wHt> ,_~hrs) • • * "McCabe And Mrs Miller" c 197 I I Warren Beatty, Julie Ctw-1ati. Par1- ners Ml up a bu5'ne55 In a small mining town. only to M ve larger business inter· esls move in on 1hem 12 ht$) Guest· J-Gelway 11:30 8 (I) ..ocKF0RD ALES "In Pursu•f 01 Coral Thorne" Aodllo<d IS htred to IOlow a young woman JUst 191eased horn prn;on WhO le 001oWS where a mtMIOl'I dolars in SIOlen money is htdden. 8iJ CAPTIOHEO ABC NEWS @)MOVIE 2'.271 HEWS 2:30 NEWS 2:67 MOVIE • • '-> "S1a111on Road" t 19471 Ronald R~n. Alexis Smltll. A vet41f'ineri. an ()UIS tl$.lde Ills I0"8 lor a ,_.. raneller to ligt.t an CIC>l(lelnlc (2 hfl I R11:~y l\a> pl.A11neo ,. """Pf-P«lJ 1\)1 lUCy • ~•no.., t:t>ra.ldinc Fitzgerald gut.·~ts a !) tht• ll'rmmall> 111 mother of Lou Grant ·s .t~ -.1~tan t <.'1ly editor o n "Lou Grant'' fl) Ui) EVENING AT SYMPHONY 9:30 fJ Cl) ONE DAY AT A TIME • MICHAE.l JACI(~ u._t Ja..A $m1Cll, LOii Angt!Mls 1-cofl.lmllll"I '9 PROJECT UHIVERSI! tonight al 10 on CBS, Channel 2. · Colin Davis oonducls 1 tie Boston Symphony Orcnes- tra In Ovof'ak ·s Symphonic Variallons end Max B<ucll's Fantasia on Scol- t15h fOlk melodies tor VIOiin Wiii! Ol'ei-118 7·001S1==a H8CHEWS LIARS Cl~ t]) JOKER' WILD SIX Mill DOU.AR MAN A "'one!~ man~ nos ~' '°' cuminal p.irposes end 1s e.<PQMd Dy S•-1n 4 t>ante of t>IOnle men e SAHFOAD AHO SOH Fred's prOl8$1 aQ81nst Lamont'• 1mpend1ng mar- ro..ge tells 10 ct1anoe 111i. ..on·s mind Chann.,I LbfiJlfl• 9 KNXT lCBS) Los Angelos D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles e l(]l.A (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angele~ Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind ) Los Angele~ l1ll KCST (ABC) San Diogo • KTlV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angele~ tll KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunhngton Beacn lligh Ki~ker .. ,.., ........ An n-Margaret leads a troop of Rockettes at New York's Radio City Music Hall. Although the stage was filled · with stars, the 6,000-seat auditorium was empty. A crew was filmjng "Rocketle: A Holiday Tribute to the Radio City Music Hall." to be aired Dec. 14 on NBC, Channel 4. Three Assigned To 'Sacketts' HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Glenn Ford, Sam El· tolt and Academy Award-wiMer Ben Johnson will star in the NBC mini series "The Sacketts," based on two novels by Louis L'Amour. The !our-hour drama foUows a pioneer family in the beginnings of the New Mexico Territory. Production is underway in Colorado and will move lo Arizona. Robert Totten is directing from Jim Byrnes adaptation of the L'Amour novels "Sackett" and "The Oaybreakers " Political Time 'Must' for Radio WASIIlNGTON IAP> -Broadcasters must make a reasonable amount of lime available to PoUtical candidates, regardle$S or the type of music or news the stations present to listeners-, t~ Federal Com municatJons Com mission says. The FCC said in a decision announced Thursday that WKXQ ln Hibbing, Minn., must report how it in· -tends to meet obligations lo Sen. Wendell Anderson. the DemOcretic nominee seeking another term. An=- dersoo complained the station released to sell him flve·mlnute segments and quoted exorbitant rates forsucbbroadcasta. . • The station argued il bad a policy against selling Ume longer than a pot announcements. 6) 28 TONIOtiT C,;Jllorn1a Supteme Court Cl'uef J111tic. AON 811d 1& P<Oflled ~ INTAOOUClNG 810t.OOY 7.30, .. 1~0MAOfC CONSUMER BUY LINE NEWLYWED GAME TIC TAC DOUGH AOAM-12 Molloy and Reed arrest a pow of phony money passetS and catcl) a tot>t>et 1n 111e ec1 ~ JULIA CHIU> ANO COMPANY 'VIP l uocn" (I) S 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 8;00 ti Cl) WKRP IN CfHCIHNATI Andy's e11-g111frlend. now a famous •ecoro1og $tar. 5"0W$ up in C1nc111"8fl IOI 8:30 fJ Cl) PEOPLE • THE 000 COUPLE Felix, his oouson Ben and Oscar all lace )Bil for f1aud In one of Fell1t's advert•S· l~schemeS 8:45 U ®J TO BE ANNOUNCED 9:00 9 Cl) M•A•S•H Cll•tles becomes even mOfe insufferable eltl!f a reporter amves a1 lhe 4077111 to publieae his medlCal prowess. 0 N8CMOVIE ··Rainbow.. tp1ern1ere) Andrea McArdle, Piper Laurie. The leQen<laty Judy Garland ~ portrayed duf- .ng fief rise from a strug- ghng Vaudevllle, pe<lonner An unmerried clusmate of Barber•'• une•pecledty amves 01 the Romano llOu~ woth a b•t>y. 10«1 fJ Cl) LOU ()RAHT Art Oonov.cf,'s engulll\ o\19f 111s critleally Ill mother leads Lou to give 8111141 an unusual asa.gnrnent. OD NEWS (!) NIGHT GAUERY In 1993. a man ag•ees 10 send his son 10 ano1ner ptanec 1n ecco•dance W11h 1t1elaw. 10:30 Q) g) NEWS fD LOOKING FOR AQUARIUS • "California's Seat ch f Of Water.. This program eKe~ lhe sclentolic ;ind public policy 1ss1.1es •egatding waler resources 1n lheWes1 11:00 fJ 0 D Cl)@) NEWS 0 OATINOGAME 0 LOVE EXPERTS G TOMOH'T GIJ&st host: Don Rickles. Guests\ Victor Borge. Chato. Gladys l(nlgnt & T'ne Plf)•. Helen Ouney BrO'MI. 8lWIUGHUONe "What's In The Bo•" D MOVIE ••• ,., "This Could Be The Nlghl " 11957) Jean Simmons. Anthony F1a11- CIOS8 A scfl<>Olfeacher hits 11ouble w1nn1ng lne approval of her panner 1n cne nfOllCclub she worl<s "' part·time 12 hrs l 0 MOVIE .... ,., "Deborah" { 19741 Bradlord OHiman, Marina Malfath. A barren woman w11h psyc111c p owers becOfTles OC>mMCed 51\e 1$ carryino a ctllfd atte. she •s invo+ved "' an accodent 111111 kills a pregnant woman 12 firs I A Few Great Moments Show's Too Low-key, But T~ Stars Excel By JAY SHARBUTT LOS ANGELES <APl Ever see a s how wh e r e cer t a in performances bowl you over even though not all the movie does? You may gel that feeling with ''Rainbow." a two-hour film NBC is airing tonight. I Channel 4. 9 p.m. > It's a dramatization. with mus ic. of the early life and career of the late Judy Garland. (TV REVIEW J Even if you're not registered with the Garland cult. two major talents in the film m ake it must- vicwing. ONE IS ANDREA McArdle as Mi ss Garland f rom age 10 through 17. The other is Michael Parks. cast as her musical tutor and closest adult friend in her days as a young t1pprcntice star at MGM . About the film : Don't expect it to be a flashy. lurid talc of tw1st- ed childhood, evil p a r ents. strong drugs or . tn short. a catalogue of youthful grief that spawned the agony of her adult years. If any th ing. J o hn McG r eevey's adaptation of "Rainbow," a Garland book by Christopher Finch, is almost too low-key a nd s ubdued. It em- phasizes her talent, oot her mis· eries. rumored or actual IT'S A GOOD IDEA. But dra matic impact seems a btt lacking in this tale of a show-biz legend who started as a tot sing- ing "Jingle Be lls" and hit stardom al 17 as Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz." With Piper Laurie and Don Murray as her parents, Ethel and Frank Gumm, you see her in vaudeville as the youngest of the three singing Gumm sisters. Mom both bookjng the act and playing piano in it. Interestingly, the mother isn't done as the classic, pushy stage parent. She's always thinking of their career. but both she and Pop appear as basically decent folks who care for their kids. THERE ARE EXCURSIONS into parental discord, a discreet de pi ction of extra-marital af. fairs and the temporary'breakup or the family as Mrs. Gumm t Vaughn to Appear In 'Centennial' HOLLYWOOD CAP> -Robert Vaughn. who won an Emmy for "Washington: Behind Closed Doors." will star In the final three hours of NBC's "Centen-nial.·· • • ,.,.Wlr.....,to GENTLE YET POWERFUL Andrea McArdle takes her youngest dt1ughter to Hollywood. Al so re-told · How George J essell got the Gumms to cha nge the i r name. Judy's childhood fri ends hips with Mickey Rooney a nd J acki~ Cooper !the latter directed tht!) film l and how MGM chief Louis B Mayer happened to put her under contract and on the yellow brick road to fame. Fa miliar stuff. ttus, a lso her growing moments as a studio child. as what Mayer calJs "a va luable pro pe rty'' whose career put her under pressure no child should race. ALAS, DESPITE COOPER'S sens1ltvc direction. the film .mostly seems to shadow-box. to hint a t the girl's problems rather than tut them head-on. But no way can one fault the gentle. yet powerful scenes of Mi ss Mc Ardle and P a rks tog~the r . as s tudent a nd teacher. scared child and com- passionate adult, in an unreal i,o undstage world. If I hey gave Em mys for every great moment in a TV film. these two each would need a pickup truck to tote their statues home. AND MISS McARDLE'S sing- tn ~. backed by first -rate ar- rangements. is as consistently brilliant as was that of the lady she's playing. Yes, of course, she closes the show with "Over the Ra inbow ·• But she doesn't mimic Judy Garl and . She ho no r s he r memory Channel 50 Wins Three TV Awarm KOCE·TV, Channel 50. hus won th ree awards for program· ming excellence at the eight a nnual Western Educational Society for Telecommunications a wards in Sacramento. A Best of West fi rst place award in the category of telecourse. s ingle lesson. went to "The Heart," in the introducing blo!ogy telecourse. A certificate of merit in graphics was awarded to the "Forum 50" program log cover des1t(ned by Carl Glassford and another . certificate of merit in the lclecourse sen es category went to Pro-ject Universe. Barbra Streisand and George Segal star in the movie comedy ''The Owl a nd the Pussycat," to be a ired on election night. Tuesday at 8:30 p.m . on KHJ. Channel 9. Vaughn will play Morgan WendeU, wl\ose f)Olttrnll amttr..-~e tions are threatene d by a murder dating back to his grandfather. Anthony Zerbe plays his grandfather In an earlier segment. ) * * * •.., Bonnie J'nd Clyde·· t 19671 Warren Beatty. Faye Dunaway Doring lhe OeiJ(MSIOfl. ""° t>endrts -Clyde Barrow alld BonnlO P11tk8f -1111· ronzed lhe Mid-I. 12 hrs I M'.>RNtNG 1t:OOD TWlllGHTZOHE Bad-tempered Barlletc Foncnley begins to St1n11<1 111ac mllChinet don't 11ke rum. Q) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PAE.SENTS Two p1ant1rt1on owners ~an to b<eet. up their part· ne•shop so tnat one of them can 091 married ti) HONEYMOONERS When Allee takes a tot> 1n an ottoce complelety sur. rOllOdlld by men. Ralph'• iea1<>usy creates an tml)O$- s.ble srtua1ion al) Ota< CAVETT Guest Jarnes Galway 12:30 8 AOU.ER SUPERSTARS • Al.FRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Tuesdaw'• Dciyfiaee Mo.,ie• . AFTERNOON 12:00 C;) * *'h "Moonlleet" I 10551 Stewart Granger. George Sanders An 18Ch Cen1ur v Enghsll rake b41comes a smuggler. ( 1 hr ,30mml Q) *•*"Public Enemy" ( 193 I) James Cagney. Donald COOi< A. rnctleteer. f&tsed lf1 a tenemer>t, IS k 111e<1 and his body rs brought home ( I hr • 50 min I 3:00@) * • * * "The Candi· lidete" (19721 Rot>ert Redford. Peter Boyje. A young llt>erlll tnes de60er- a1ety to avood beong COf • rupted bv hrs campa.ogn tor a seat "' the u S. senate . (1hr ,30mon) BoUywood Honored. Doug las Fairbanks J r. and Raquel Welch will host a two-hour tribute to Hollywood's 75th anniversary on Saturday at 9 p.m. on Ch a nnel 2. Stars reprcsentl..{lg the '20s, '30s. ·40s. '50s. ·sos and '70S--will make ap-pearances. PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $40 SAVE $60 SA.LE PRICE Rf9. Slit s219, P'ricH Good Titn 11 /t /71 LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS TODAY! t. M. BOYD ] INFORMS In Ut• DAILY PILOT - -