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Home My WebLink About1978-11-13 - Orange Coast Pilot.. ' ·'Good Lord Controlled Plane ~ II t ' t I [ . It's a Daughter Coast Doctor For Pat Dadens Dies in Fiery After Ram Win Plane Crash DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 13, 1978 VOL 1', HO. Jl7, J SECT I OHS, H PAGES J 7 I Doctor Dies in Crash Raking through charred and dis integrated wre('kage this morning, investigators still had not round the cause fo'r the fiery plane crash that killed a Hunt- ington Bea('h phys ician near San Juan Capistrano Sunday after- noon. Pilot Neil Kushner. 36. or 7242 Haven Rock Drive in Huntington Beach. was killed instantly as his single-en~ine Cessna struck lht: g round, a Coroner's office spokesman said Dr. Kushner was the or.ly oc- cupant of the Cessna 172 which he had nown out of the Orange County Airport. a s heriff's in· vesllgator said lie had rented the plane ror two hours and the destination was unknown, the· in- vestigator added. Witnesses saw the s rnall craft. aflame whale still in the air. nosedive into a field near the Sa n Juan Capistrano creek channel near Calle Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4:40 p.m .. Engineer Jim McCartcr. of the State Forestry Department sla· tion. said The plane went down about 200 feet from a reside ntial area. Debris was scattered for three· quarters of a mile, McCa11er said. A National Transportation and Safety Board investigator was going through the wreckage this morning and searching for scat· tered debris. Dr Kushner m aintained his medkal practice al 18700 Main St . in Huntington Beach. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kushne r of the same dty. The pilot's body was taken to O'Connor Lagu n a Hills r Mortuary. • l ~ t ADD FOR PAD MADE HIM CUD ~~ "I placed the ad Friday night and the phone almost rang off the hook the entire weekend." That's the advertising success story or Ute Newport Beach man who placed this ad In the Dally Pilot classifieds: 1 br. near Lido shops. newly carpeted. patio. a. uUl pct l person only. r S23S mo xxx uxx I If you've got an apartment· you want to convert to cash. call 642-5678 and Jet a few words go to work ror you, in the Dally Pilot- • flllflft" Tone AP WI..,.... Nei I Armstrong. the first man on the moon, has had his left ring finger ::urgical· ly reimplanted after sever- ing it in an accident at his Cincinnati home. Armstrong s aid his wedding rin g caught on a door as he Jumped from a truck. Souml ~eeper F oih Irvine Burglary Try The burgJar djd almost every-~hing right. • He rang up the telephone of a 20-year-old Irvine woman at the Park West Apartments late Sun· day, and ~l no answer. He knocked on the door. and got no answer . Figuring the apartment was empty. he tip. toed through the mud to the back and tapped at a bedroom window until it broke and he could get in. He sholtld have knocked down the door. Heavy sleeper t hough she was. the young woman could not ignore the sound of breaking glass just two feel from her head. , While the man went a bout his unappointed rounds, she slipped to the kitchen and called police, who arrived to cat.ch him sUll there. taking his tlme in what he thought was an ef1\1t'Y apart. ment. . ) P olice j ailed Hef\ry David Flores, =ar-Oid P lacentia laborer, tluspitl'on of burglary and suspi of being under the influence of an opiate. He was held in Ueu of $10,000 bail. at Orange County Jail. 2 ore ille PlaneCrasla Coast Man, -3 Others Saved By ROBERT BARKER OI ,,_ Dally l"lt.i SV!t A Huntington Beach pilot said today that it was a miracle that h e and three German passengers were able to survive a 40-hour ordeal after their plane crashed In the icy San Bernardino Mountains F riday night. "It was unbelievable that so little happened to any of us." pilot Theodor Segler said. "It was just like the good Lord took control of the plane at the last mrnute before the crash." All four victims were taken off a mountain by rangers Sunday at noon after spending 40 hours in freezing temperatures at San Seviane Peak. about 16 miles west or San Bernardino. The crash occurred at 7 p.m. Friday in stormy a nd turbulent conditions when the Cessna 172 was returning to Torrance from a Las Vegas card tourna ment. All four victims s uffered frost exposure but conditions could have been much worse except for the precautions taken by the pilot, according to Deputy Gene Klettenberg. Kl~ttenberg said the 43-year- old Segler fashioned bonnets ror the victims out of blankets and shored up brok~ windows and windshield from parts or the d a maged craft. Segler. who lives at 17252 Julip Lane, suffered a black eye and a knee injury. Venno Bewersdorl. about 53. suffered a broken jaw when he was hurled into the plane's .<See SURVIVE, Page A2> Wngressman Plans to Wed HELENA, Mont.· IAP > -U.S Rep. Ron Marlenee. re-elected to a second term in Congress. says he and his live-in girlfriend will be married when his divorce·becomes final. The Great Falls Tribune re- ported that Marlenee, 42, said he would marry Cindy Peters. 27 . when a settlement is reached in his uncontested divorce rrom his wife of 24 years. "We kne w that we would be married as soon as we could ac- complish aJl the legal and other problems we faced -a ll the logistics of it. soon as the la wyers finish their pleadings," he said. Seam Cleans Frmul Spruces Vp Toun BELGRADE. Yugoslavia <AP ) -A woman who found a novel way to spur residents of six villages to clean their streets is behind bars for impersonating a television employee a nd running up a sizeable en- tertainment bill. The Belgrade daily Vecernje Novosti reported that 21-year-old Goranka Kralj was arrested in Ljig several days after she arrived identifyfng herself as an advance member of a television crew which w-as en route to film the town". The newspaper said students enthusiastically cleaned the town, and said citizens helped reforest a hill she said needed a better appearance for the film· ing. • But when she invited officials for a dJnner at the hotel where she had booked a room for three weeks. then invited more to a luncheon the following day. police.did some checking. She carried stolen identification. authorities said . and had done the same t.h.tng in rive other cities. The paper didn't say why. 1, I I AP Wlrellf'Olo Rerenlon D ue? Economis t Milton Fril•d man , a ppea ring on T V ':-. "Meet the Pre!'>s." ~ay~ cl r ecession in lh l· United Stales is inevitable and could come as early as the first quarter of 1979 Westminster Boy Scout ~- Di e s in Snow A Westminster Boy Scout ap parently died of exposure lalt' Saturday or early Sunday near tdy ll wild when his troop w3~ t rapped in a heavy snowfoll while on a wee~d hiking tnp. The victim. Mark King. 14. of 6141 Chickasaw Dnvc. was onl' of 11 Scouts in Weslmtnsler Troop 88 who set off early Thurs· day with two leaders lo climb Mount San Jacinto His brother Elliot, 13. was among those saved. The body was discovered at about 5: 10 a.m. in a tent pitched less than a mile from vans used to m ake the trip from Orang<' County. The vans W('r(' parked about two miles orr of stale highway 243 between ldyllwild and Banning. The other 10 scouts and two adults were rescued from the same tent about an hour earlier, according to Riverside Sheriff's officers. No one. said Scoutmaster Don Terry. 48, ol 5311 Vallecito Ave , Westminster. had missed the King boy until after the rescue. A search for the Westmins ter group was launched at about 10 p .m .• Riverside Sheriff's spokesmen said. when Mrs . <See SCOUT. Pate Al> ow Stabber's Victiins No-w at 8 LOS ANGELES 1A P 1 On i.1 fr11!1d night in Skid How, polict• lound the• bc)(f1l'::. of tv.o mort· ~t ahbtnJ! \'H't:m .... e:trl:\' toda)' hrtn~1ng to t·1~h1 thl· 1111 rnlx·r llf tra n s tt-nt s k1ll1·d 10 th1· downtown <1rca in thrt·l' Wl'l'k~ Tht· 'il'Vl•nth '1ct1m w<J~ found .:irross tht> ~tre<'t from Ct-ntrul D1v 1s 1on pol1N' he.JdQuartpr~ sho rtly pas t m1dn1ght <i'> thl· ll'mperalun• dipped Lo 38 Th<' eighth man wa::. found 111 an allt•v two block~ away a fpv. hour -; lat<>r · N l' t l ht' r 1.H1 ~ 1 rn rn t• cf 1 ;it eh 1dent1f1l'd and poltc•t• d1dn t knov. 1( the' "'"r<' v1c·t1 ms of the "'" c·alled Skid Rov. St.tbber v.ho ha::. h'rronzed lht• ch .... tnrt \\hen· "Clmt' old rnt•n .... lt.•t'P 1n cloorv..Jy .... UStn~ rll'W'>papt·r-; for blJnk<'t!i lnvc•sll~ator. Jl the· -.c·<.·nt· of hoth stabbings declined to g1 vl· details But llom1 c1dc Capt. Walfrr ~lep hcnson S<J 1d tht• seventh man had twen stabbed several <SM> BODIES, Page AZ> Or :~:Q .. ~~_'lsl \\'eafht"r \loucfv with ch11nrt· of li ght s hower::. today l'art- 1:. cloudy loni~ht and Tucsduy Gusty lmrthv. Pst wands 15 to 2S mph tw!(m· n1n~ this aftt.>moon A -ht· tic warm<'r Tuesday with ht~hs of 60 to fiS Lows tonight of 37 to '15 Chance or rain 30 pt.•rc<.•nt today, decreasing to 10 percent tonight and Tuesday I NSIDE TODA\' ,. While mo,,I work songs hove bt'rn creatt>d With men in mind. Dr Pnsci/la Oaks nf Laguna Broch has collecte<l women's work songs /rom "Wh1atU! While You Work" ttJ "Th111 ta Ow Woy We Wash Our Clothes." See Feo.tunng, Page Cl . "''""'~· ... ..... L M .. ,. 8o;\IMU c.111or .... 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T t• r r y s a 1 d l h e s c o ut s srr<1mbl<'d out of the s ingle lari::e knl they had p1tchc•d to dambE-r .1hoa rd lhl· tra('tor to a m b11lanC't•s. Wht·n r<'M'Ul'rs r<'lurn<:d fo r t ht.· King boy . lhl'Y found h1' bod}. Tt•rrv s:mt Tbl• scout..., and l<:ach ·rs all h111I huddled mto the one tent to keep warm . ht• i.a1d . .. M ark was n 't feeling too ~ood." T<'rrv s aid. "It wa.., JUst a ~1ving out type of thing Wt• a ll were pretty llrt·d .. The group ~ h1th had left 11 Vl'a1 11111 hov' home hl't·aus<~ or the h1kt.•':-. ~xrit•t'll.'d rugj.!edness '>P<'nt Thursd..iy nrghl near Mt Sa n .l;Jl'1ntci. Tt•rry s ard The /\C'OUtll f:llll'CJ to Climb the peak l"n day wh<'n rog rolled '"· Terr,> ... a1<t. ~ind clc•r 1dC'd lo spend the night at Lillie Hound Valley:- !o;aturdfly morntng , he said . "Wt• threw nur gear together I said wt• had lo get off the moun lain.·· The ,.roup walked through snow lo Dcc..r S prings, he said, whc•rc they warmed up in out· door toilets and ate breakfaRt. They started down the Seven Pinci. Trail a t about 8 a .m ., los· mg their W!Jy 1n heavy snow, Te rry said At about 4 p.m. the ll.red group p1tch t-d camp n ear a road leading to I lJghway 243 ll w.\s the re t hat rescue r' rouncl them nearly 12 hour:-. I.tier . Glider Crashes SAN l<'R/\NCISCO <AP) -/\ 22-yt•ar old Air Force lie utenant remained tn serious condition at Ll'lterman Army Me di cal Ct•11t..-r tod ay, after hri. h;m g- g ltdl'r cras ht'<i mto a steep slope in a w1ldltfo prt•st•rve north of San t"rancisco ldent1f1cation or thl• Vll'lim was w1thhl'ld f)y of final:. at L('tte rman Army Mt•d11:a l Ct•ntcr. Thl' arc:idc nt look place S unday at about 12:45 Pro ORANGE c(1~ DAILY. PILOT '" .. t>t ""'JIP r""1q 0..1•• f'dttt ... ,,....,..,.,,. '""" '4 1''• "'i ,. ,,, ._ • ._DUD• ~by1¥()t,"1..,,. ,., .. , ••.•• ,., """ '"""' ., • .. p. .. ,, 1.1 .. ~ ... t;vt, ""'' M ' '"'" t•u •.ff)'\ ._,,,..., ''°"' rn 1, V.. 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St?attl<.• police report a m an c hased Robbi .Jo Ols<·n down the :-.treet, knocked he r to the g round and made off with one or ht·r shOl'S All tht• v1ct1ms s ay the thref abi.conds wrth the besl or the two shoes they arc wearin~. P eace Talks Still S talled WA S HINGTON <AP > Mideast peace t alks remained deadlocked over the Palestiruan issue today, despite a concerted U.S. e ffort to keep a partially completed treaty between Egypt and Israel from unraveling. President Carter 's pe rsonal inte rvention with President Anw a r Sad a t a nd Pr1mt• Minister Menache m Begin and a compromise American proposal oo the Pales tinians S unday failed to bnng a quick e nd to the impasse. The re were indications other provisions of the historic agree ment that had seemed na iled down wer e becoming e mbroiled in the controversy that was focused principally on whether the treaty should be tied to future negotiations ove r tht· Palestinians. Reaches 110/0 Fort'man S<lld he dot•:. not know what hapPt'ned to the let· tl'r h.-s i.ys Ray wrote to request h111 service Ue :.aid the lette r. along with the rest of his riles in lhe case, was turned over to a Nashville 11fht·1al tn t.Jw <'OllrSt! of a lawsuit ..ind that tlw offi cial is dead As ked about Ray '" dentals . Foreman asserted: "lie is lying when he says he did not write that letter." The commrtt('(' also heard a repo rt fro m its chi e f in · vestigator, Edward E vam;, who descr ibed efforts lo determine whether llay had help in escap- ing from the assassination scene m Memphis, Te nn., to Canada and finally to London. where he was arreiited two months aft.er Ille slaying. "A I though several troubling questions remain open. rt ap iwars that J a mes Earl Ray, on his own after tht.' shooting of Dr Martin Luther King Jr .. !led f ro m the Un it ed S tates l o Canada and Europe without the assist ance of sophisticated co- conspirators." Evans reported. One of the most perplexing questions of the King case has been how Ray. a m an known on ly as a bumbling s ma ll -time crook. could carry out such a complex escape scheme. Ray pleaded guilty a nt.I was sentenced to 99 ye ars in prison but later recanted and claims he IS tnnOCt'nl. "Within days of the assassina. lion. Ray was in Canada and t)y May 6. he had ao;s umed two new ahast.>s" and had acquired docu- ments m those fake names, com m 1ttee chief counsel Robert Blakey noted "How had Ray, a man who had bung led s i m pie s treet <·ri m es. m anaged s u c h a sophisticated esC'ape m aneuver "Ith Impressive t!fficiency?" he continued. Bl akey smd the committet• 1s c·onstde ring whether Ray hod ht•lp in obtaining the fake paper~ fro m "a n underwo rld alias ring ·• In s worn testimony before the comm1tteto m August. Ray sard h t• c arried o ut the escape without help. By his account. he realized from radio broadcasL'> moments after the assassination that he was being sought by police . He said he m ade his way over the ne xt several days to Detroit and the n to Toronto where he picked names from newspapers to use as aliases . Credit TigMens; Banks Hike Prime By The Assoc:iated Press Several banks raisC'd th1• prime lending ratt• a quarler or a per cent to 11 perce nt today tn still another sign of lighte ned cr edit conditions. 'fhe First National Bank or Chicago, the eighth·la rgest com me rcial bank in the country, the• Chicago.based llarrrs Trust & Savings Bank, ranked 24th, and First Pe nnsyl vania Ba nk of Philade lphia. the 19th largest. a nnounced increases in primt• rates to 11 perce nt. The announcemenLc; followed two rounds of pnmt• ra te in· c re ases this month whi ch brought the r ate to 10:\-,, percent for most banks in response to a toughe r credit policy by the Federal R<'serve that has made the cost of funds to banks more expensive But analysts s aid the latest an· nouncements may nqt portend 11n industrywide move to bring the prime rate to 11 percent level throughout the country. "The r e appears lo b e some what greater pressure on regiona l money ban ks a nd smaller banks. Most or those are loaned up and have to come up with tougher lending terms." sold David Jones, an analyst at Aubrey G. Lanslon & Co. in New York "l think there may be some delay in followlna nt this 11 percent level,"' for the ind11stry as a whole. T he prime rat.e Is the Interest banks charge on loans to their best corporate CU!lom"n;· It hu no djrect effect on other types of loan rates. but a rise In the rate is seen as a good indicator that ' cons umer loans will have either higher mteresl rates or toughl.'r credit requirements where the loans are governed by interest <'e t lings . The prime rate was n·. per n·nt .lun. I, and this is the 13t h incr ease announced by banh since then. Rapid increases in the rate last month brought it to its highe st levels since 1974. whe n 1l reached 12 percent dur mg a c redit squeeze that accom- panied lhe HJ'H-75 recession . The government has heen tightening short·lerm rrectit for banks in hopes that higher in· tcrest rates will make the dollar more attractive in foreig n ex- change trad ing by s lowing the economy and thus reducing in· flat1on. When Interest rates are hi gh, the re a soning goes . Americans spend less because money ls more expensive to ob· ta in . News o( the third increase this month sent the stock market in· to a broad decline today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 8.15 points to 798.94 after two hours. Losers outpaced ~ainers by more than a 2·1 margin among New York Stock Exchange· listed luues. Larry Wac htel at Bac he Halsey Stuart Shields Inc. s aid investors 'aw little rea son to be buying stocks in view of built-up presaure pushing Interest rates higher. T h e rise of open.market money rates ho.a made a prime rate of 11 ~ ~rcent by year-end a virtual certainty. he sa id . \ l1<·r$ or troop~ on II. , ~tre •• , Howt•ver. 1n one ir t jnce poli l't' I ad to t·scort 200 A m erlfan communic ations technicians from a c rowd of an· gry l(·anians at the t~lecom· munlcattona center in Tehran. The America ns work for Bell Laboratories. which has a $l6 billion contrac t to upg rade I ran '1> comniunaC'ultons syste m-; The re wai; no 1mrr11·d1ate word of what prornptt·d the confronla· lion. Dc•sp1te threall-of dis missal and an ... t. 0111> ,, ha •. ;u1 of 011 workc;.s complied with an ore! r from tht· Nat1onal Ira nian Ott Co. I~ .• • i:ovemment monopoly. to return to work by 7 a.m. Sun ddy Ira nian oil officwls believed m ore slnker s would go bac!< to work in a day or t~o. Hut s.. e foreign personnel were doublful The shah authorized 11 22 5 percent pay inaea~c last week. but the workers demanded re· lease of a ll polilical prisoners. an e nd to martial law and the All Wrapped Up Pedc.·stnan~ in Nt"...., York ,·ie\\ the gauze sculpture creal · c.•d by artist Frunc1s limes and a group of volunteers on an abandon<'d tenement in New York's Lower East Side. The st ulpturl'. consisting of 1,500 yards of gauze wrapped around the fire escape on the front of the building and through the windows. was an attempt lo spur the com - munit v to 1morov(• the area and lo "bandage one of the c·rty ':-. man~ wounds " Son-in-law Held After Threatening /\ 22·year-old tra ns ll'nt 1s rn Orange County .Jail today aftt-r a llegedly threatening his father· in-law with a paring knife when the older m an refui:.ed to give tus assailant keys to his car. Albert Taylor. whom Laguna Beach police 1d e nt1fy as a transient. was being h1·ld on $10.000 bail following the mc1 d e nt Saturdny n1 uht dl 685 S leepy llollow Drive. OUtccr Mike Pule said he responded to a call a t the Sleepy Hollow address and found tht· front door partially ope n. He en· tered the home a nd sa id he saw Taylor holding hts father·m ·law, Norman Lewi!>. 55. against :.i wall of the home wrth a knife OHtcer Pule said hl' drew h1.., ser vice revolver a nd de manded that T aylor put the knife down. and when the suspect complied . Pule and a nothe r orfrcer made the arrest. Lewis told office rs T aylor grabbed a paring knire from a kitc hen drawer wht•n Le wis re· fused to give the youth kcyi. to his car Lewis facl's charg<.•s or assault with a deadly "eapon F ord Sells to China DETROIT <APl -Ford Motor Co says it has agreed lo sell 700 heavy.duty and pickup trucks to China for an undisclosed Price The deal includes spare parts and tools. the automake r said. t..pulsinn of foreta>ners froul tu" 0 11 In~· .ry. About 2,tkN rorelb.I e mployee a d 400 Iranian army a nd naval ct.nicians w, <> <1t work in the od us try. prevt:11lrng a tot a l hutdown. Iran ts tt:e world '~ s econd rg~st exporte r or c rude oil and a major sup pli,·r of Westcr11 F. ope, Soulh Afnr a and Israel Its cui;tomcrs have turned to re serves stockpiled in expectation or .1 price Increase at tl1~ end of the year. • BODIES ... limes in the upper torso in J manne r simllar to t1.e other stabblnt;s. which began Oct 23. At the scenl.' of the eighth kill rng. a ragged band or transients clui:.t.!red near the end of the al le) as the dead man was loaded into a coroner's wagon. ''What 1s 1t, anothl'r k1ll1n~ down here" .. said o m· old man "ear ing d tattered coat and d lam o's hanter cap "We can't discount that all the st a hbrngs might be relatt•d," Lt, John Dempsey, head of Central 01vis11.n 's dt•tectivc bureau, said ea rlier A Skid Row task lorr1• of police investigator' 1mml•d1atc · Iv bt'~a n s1•an·h1ng the area for w1tnl'. .!S or c l ue s 1b o1•1 ti. · kn1fe ·w1l'lding k11.cr or killers It was the s~>eono gns1y senes of S k id Row deaths 1n four years Vaughn Orrin Gret:nwood is "er vl ni' 1 hft• prison term for the I 9 7 I ~ .> S k i d R o w S I." h ,, r murders of se\crul tr;,ns1enls In those deaths . the re wa::. evidence of ritualized st abbing and the drinking of victim::.· blood Oem~ey said the recent kill· ings dilrer from the "slasher" murders. in which t he vi ctim's th roats were cut ear-to-ear and the wounds went through to the spinal cord. ''These are stabbings and not mutilations." Dempsey said. The sixth victim, found Satur· day morning, was identified a ' l''ranC'isco Rodrig uez. His bod:- ~as d1scoverf'c1 a l Main arid Wan,ton Strt•l.'tS, JU~l il rew blocks away from where today·, v1C't1ms and thl.' previous victim' ~ c re found Co r o n e r 's d e puties -.at<l Rodnguez had been dead-a cou pie of hour~. indicating ht' was killed only a rew hours after J police decoy team a ba ndoned ..i ~takeout at the inte rsection. Fro• Page A J SURVIVE ... sleenn~ wheel at impact. Two othl.'r pasSl'nger l> Thom a zs Bruhn and Deller Zendl escaped injuries in lh1· cras h :.it the 6.500 foot peak, ae cordinJ( to Segler. Se~ler s:.11<i that rescuers wen · finally alertl.'d to the crash Sun· day when one or the passengers sou~hl he lp al a nearby micro wuve tower. The tower was l'IOSed. but a dl.'cr h1111ll'r was contacted and called forc.-st rangers. Segler said the four men sur- v1 vcd o n three apples, four coo kies and about fi ve cans or soft drinks Jfr said rescuf>rs had to hack the ir way through dense buck brus h on the m ountai ns ide bl'fore they could make their way lo a fire break and to waJt· ing eme rgency vehicles. /\II four we re treated at the Lorna Unda Medical Cent~r gals' country ... fa 11 a19n<Z.r 11ZOLherwe.ar m th~1r tradit10ns1 cord.ovsn color. un?:>rtR<l. accrzssoruzs, a ei1111pl~ yz.t d.lstinct1\ft2. coll~ct1on or col l<Z.Ctabl<Z.S. 44 fc~n island , ncwport center 644·5070 .... 7 ... .. Orange Coast LOltlON T oda y"s Clos ing N.Y. Stcwks VOL. 71 , NO. 317, 3 SECTIONS, 28 P AGES O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVE M BER 13, 1978 C TEN CENTS Mesa Swap Meet: A Boon or Burden? 0.llY ...... -.., ()My ........ BEEHIVE OF ACTIVITY AT FAIRGROUNDS SWAP MEET 35,000 Shoppers Bring Critical Traffic Problems 'Team Effort' Osp rey Receioos N~ Perch In a masterpiece of logistical t;f • .ort. the s tate Department or Fis h and Game. the Pacific Telephone Company. Southern California Edison. Balboa Island Fe rry Inc· and the Cit y of ~t·wport Reach team ed up by dawn·s early hght to9ey to move the JO-pound nest or a sea-going hawk JOO feet to a new pe rch. The bird an question wasn't around to watch and only time wall te ll whether the os prey, a breed that has n 't nested in these parts IR mor e than 60 H'ars. will t<ike to her nC'w home atop a 60-foot Edison Company pole erectt'd an Newport Harbor l'~pecially for her. She had built hCf ne~ atop the fore m ast of the schooner. Samarang. but the boat had to ht> moved. hence the logistical effort on her behalf. The osprey and the nest she built more than a month ago h ave be<>n the subject or con- sidera ble sc1ent1fic sc rutiny because of the rarity of sea- J::Oang hawks m these parts in re· 1·ent limes, !-'or Dr Robert Levis. owner of the schooner. it was a matter or sc r utini zin g ha s bank ba lance. Dr. Lewis 1s a patient m an and has nothing agains t seagoing hawks, but the bird's choice of nestlnJ:: sites was cost· ing him a bundle roughly $1 .500 a month. He wanted to move his yacht from its moorin~ off H Street on the Balboa Pe ninsula to a s lip he had rented so he could spruce up the boat before putting it up for sale. The team of osprey movers completed its task early today Paul Kelly. a bird expert for the state Department of Fish and Game and Al Ramirez. a Pacific Telephone linema n. we re the principal move rs. The two men had to wait for high tide to give them the he ight they needed to get lo the top of the power pole s unk into the harbor two weeks a~o. Using a city aerial platform truck . or cherr y picke r . on board one of the Balboa Island ferr ies. Kelly was able to throw a net around the lO·pound pile of twigs . branc hes, kelp and ice plant and bring it off the mast or the Samarang. <See NEST, Page A2> . ~ .,,. . .. By MICHAEL PASKEVldl Ol t ... OMfy ... ._.Si.ff A dt><'ade or growth has seen weeke ud s wap mee t s a t lhc Orange County Fairgrounds an Costa Mesa become the second largest such event in California. But depending on who you talk to. lhe increasing popul~rily of the swap meet is either a boon or a burden. On a pleasant weekend. a n est1mattld 35.000 people turn out to view the varied merchandise offe red by 1,000 sellers . It can be anything from stereo equipment, cralts and clothing to skateboards or antiques. ll always means heavy traffic and congestion. ''As far as I'm concerned. the trartic situation out t here 1s absolutely critical. .. says Lt. John Regan. commander of the Costa Mesa po lice t r aHic bureau Even greater traffic proble ms oc<'ur when the s wap m eet 1:-, held while other events are bt: ang s taged on other parts of the 135·acre fairgrounds "We don't hke al !traffic I no matter who 1s inconvenienced." says Tom Phillips. one half or TelPhil Ente rprises of Ne wport Beach . operators of the ~w.ap meet "We are working on 1t." Phillips adds. noting that more parking space is being added even a~ fair off1 c 1a ls movt· a head with the l'Xpans ion of facilities at the fairgrounds. Thal expansion has been made poss ible largely because of prof- its the fair has received from the s wap meet. La5.l year the fair came away with more than $250,000 from tht- i.wap m~l which I!> by far the biggest source or revenue to tht• <See SWA P M EET, Page AZ> -Skid Row Stabber Hits Two More LA Victims Police Hunt Suspect LOS ANGELES CAP > The bodies of the seventh and eighth Skid Row s t abbing victims within three weeks were found today. and pohce c irculated a drawing of a piRt'<>n-toed man they s aid was wanted for ques- tioni ng. It is the second time in four years that the Skid Row area has been stalked by a killer . In the winter of 1974 75. nine me n were killed in t he ''Skid Row Slasher" murders Orrin Vaughn Greenwood wa'> convicted an l9?7 of eight of the "Slasher" killings and is serving a life prison sentence. In the latest t wo stabbings, Pohce U . Dan Cooke said the body of Augustine E. Luna, 49. was found in an alley. a nd the bod y or Fr ank f'. Reed. 36. was round in the rear parking lot of a bar. The two. like the previous sax victims. were inhabitants of the downtown Skid Row area. many of whom sleep outdoors in allevs or on the sidewalks. Cooke s aid no moti ve was known for any or the attacks, in which all the victims have been stabbed in the upper torso. In the "Slasher" slayings, the vie· ti ms· throats wer e c ut ear-to-ear CSee BODIES, Page A2> AD FOR PAD MADE HIM GUD "I placed the ad Fr iday night a nd the phone a lmost rang off the hook the entire weekend " T hat's the advertising s uccess story or the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot classifieds . I br. nl·~ r Lido s hop.., Ol'\\ ly carpNt·d. patio. utJI pd I pcr!><>n univ S235 mo xxx '<XXX tr you've got an apartment you want to convert to cash. caIJ 642-5678 and let a few words go to work for you. in the Daily Pilot. Finding tlae Mark Dart throwers s how competitive form and con c:e ntra t1on during Tri·Count1es Na · liona l Cup Competition held over weekend at Orange County Fairgrounds m Costa Mcs;,i Hunrlrt•S Forty £>1 ~ht dart boards were in com.tant usl' during the t\.\o-da.\ contt•!>t Baptist's Body Found? CAIRO. Egypt IAP> The discovery of an an c1enl coffin an· s ide t he walls of a d esert monastery north of Cairo has 1g· nited specula tion that the re- ma ms are those or John the Bap- tist , the m an who. according to the Bable. baptized J esus Chnst. The wooden coffin wa:-. un earthed dunng renovation work this month at the St Makano~ monastery. 60 miles north of the capital. Officials or the Coptic Church. lhe native Christian church of Egypt and Eth1op1a. said today ......................... ~ that experts "etc bem~ ro undt'd up to study the coffin and 1b. contenLc; "What leads the priests 10 think it 1s John the Raptast as a reference an church manuscnpl<., which says he was buried 18 fe<'t from the altar." s aad 81shor> Samuel. a Coptic Chun:h offi cial an Cairo who •~ orRantz1 ni.: lhl· l'xped1tion The coffin was found whl'n• the m anuscript said John the Baptist's body would be "The priests couldn't move the walls before for ft•ar tht• building would colla pl>c." ht· said. Congressman Plans to Wed HELENA. Mont <API -US Rep. Ron Marlenee. re elected to a second term an Congress. says he and his live-an girlfriend wil l be m arried whe n ha :. divorce becomes final ThC' G~at Falls Tribune re ported that Marlence. 42. said he would marry Cindy Peters. 27. when a settlement is reached in his uncontested divorce from has wife of 24 years. "We knew that we would be m arried as soon as we col.Hd ac· complish all the legal and other problems we faced -all lht• logist ics or at. soon a s tht· lawye rs firush their pleadings." he said. Man, 6 1, Shot The bishop. an <1 ss1stant to Popt' Shenuda 11 . "ho b the ::.pantual ll·ackr of t-:gypl ':-. MX mallton Coptic Chri~t1ans. said the rhurc h !><'l up ,, rnmm1llt>t' of archt-OIOJ!l'>h. a rt'h1tt·Cl!'> and l'hurch s<.•holars who will bc~an to e xamlnl' thl· fand this week and report on its aulht•ntacily. The monastery. <.urrounded by ISet> BAPTIST, Pagt> A Z) Or::~,=~as• "'eatht•r Cloudy with ch<mCl' of hghl i.ho\.\ers toda~. Pa rt· ly c loud~ tonigh t and Tuesday Gust y northwest wand:-. 15 to 25 mph begin- ning th as a fll'rnoc>n A lit· tic warmt'r Tul·sday with high:. of 60 lo 65 Lows 1onight of 37 to 45 Cha nce of r ain JO p<.'rccnt today, decn•as1n.I! to IU Pl•rn•nt tonight and Tut'sday I NSIDE T ODAY Whale most work songs hove l>een created unth men in mind. Dr Pfucilla Oaks of Laguna &ach has collected wom1m ·.~ work songs from "Whistle While You Work" to "This as the Way Wt> Wa.!h Our Clothes." Set• f'ealun ng, Page Cl At Your Seno<e 1 ....... L M. l•Yf ... .,. ... ,, c.e11i.r .... a •ulli.. At HerO\<OtM CJ IM AML•Mlet'\ CJ A• Mill ... M o111-.i I\ IS Mhl•' 11 a Al H•t-•1-M CM Or•-c--, A7 .. st1e<t1 II~ 116 Sl•O M•f11m 9' Al Ttln hl.,. 11 .... ''"•'•"' 1 7 .. THIS tS HOW OIPREY'S •ST WA.I MOVED TODAY., t=ROM SCHOONER'S MAST TO 9"CIAL: PERCH IN NEWPORT MA"80R Sailboat Named 'Oaprey' Moored Neerby (rltttt} Provide• TWt9t to Tale of R•N Bird WM PklllH Rare·~•adng lpot SAN FRANCISCO <API -A 6l ·year -0ld man was recovering a t San Fra n ci sco Gene r al Hospital a fte r he was shot In the head and robbed of a suitcase cont a ining 300 gold ptcces. c.. ... 10 CNuwer• OHlll HohuJ 1:41ttwt•I ..... l111ert••-Featwr1~ 17 .. W.etlltt A• Ct·2 -141 Ne-. /II .... . .._. ............... "' ' . "'I I ; I . . .. ,, A 2 DAIL v f'IL 0 r C Mo11oay N<>Yemt>e1 IJ llt/11 Used Ca r A lnlsn Federal Report Has Lemon Aid W l\Stll N<;TO~ 1Al'1 l 't'fl t'•ll .... 11,.,m,·11 ..... 11 '" mtUl)' .. kn\onb th.1t ltw itov.-rnm.-nt sh1rnld n•q111rt' tht•m t o h•ll hU\ t'I • ,1h1111t 1l1•frrb J 1-\•dflntl t'1 J tk ( '11n11111,,11111 ,t,1H n port ...... ,1 11111.1\ rtw .~·• l'·•li!•' n •p1u1 '""' nH11 ttin.: ft\f' \t•ur ' of lll\'f' .. 111(11 111111 .i nd tw .. r1n~' 'aid the sM.ll' 11( un ... mmd 1·ur' ,., · J m8JOr con .. um1•1 .• nu. .. .-ttHN•ltnt: th1• h,1,11 ,afrt' 11r ut1l1t, nf lht• mo,1 1' l"'"''\I' 1tf'm manv N•n .. u1111·r' \\ 1111•\ 1•r buy ' J \ pll'ttll\ ll't'll l'ltr' ;Jh' '>Ohl with .111 1)ral l'rom1~t· lo m:.k•• ·'"' 11t'1·1~.1n rt'1u.11n. otfter tht ..... ,,. l>ut \\llh ·• wr 1ttt>n db 1·h1tml'r .,11t•1·1rv111~ th8t the" i.1tlt•' • 11 l' J ' I'\ I ht 1-1 {' 'l<lrf '>•lid paired. onJ)' that they b.· dli; t•loud in wr1lln~ Ont• JlllUI of th-. propo"~ rcaulatlon would be ,.a,.inti llw twk of co"s1u11t1r!i trYtnll to prnvt• th11y hud llt)(ln hl'fl lo Thi• !!.l:1rt t1i..n 11101H1M·d thul dl'11lt>1 <, tw n ·11u1r .. tl to 'latt• whethttr u 1·111 ·s odomt:tt,r tu1d bt•cn &t'l hu1·k Th.-propr,...{·d ro.culation. wh1C'h fl'<JUlretS ttl4-~pprovitl of thf' f1 H· mt'mht'r romm1's1on bt>fore 1t l•ould takf' efrt.'('l. would not apply to Hie~ by private 1n d1v1duals lndu,try U"i1JM'111l111ns opposl'd ttw propo.,,11 . .i~ they did nl i.taff ht•nnnR~ 1ntn l.L'\t>d car 11alcs Robt-rt I' Mallon. pr~tdent of lht' NJttonJI i\ulo m o t1 ve Dt><.tlt:rs As-.1x·1at10n, said ui.cd c ar pr1t•es would Jump an overage $200 under tht:_rcgula hon o.lly Pl ... ,._""-~·-HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DIED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIVATE PLANE Single-engine CeHna Rented From Orange County Airport, Cra1hed In Sen Juan Dpctor Dies in A.ir Crash • Raking through charred and disintegrated wreckage th1!-> morning. investigators still had not found the cause for the fiery plane crash that killed a Hunt· ington Beach physician near San .I uan Capistrano Sunday after· noon . Pilot Neil Kushner. 36, of 7242 Haven Rock Drive in Huntington Beach, was killed instantly as his single-engine Cessna struck the ground. a Corone r's office spokesman said. Or. Kushner was the only oc c upant of the Cessna 172 which he had nown out or the Orange County Airport. a sheriff's in· vesligator said. He bad rented the plane for two hours and the destination was unknown, the in· vesllgator added . I .111•1 .1 ... 11t• ... nJn uHl·n rt· lu,,., 111 111.ikt· rc·pa1n< .,ntl tht' 1 u:o.t11 nt1•r <i.Uffl'rt. ·1ni.111 mount.i hit' diffll'Ullll'' 111 pr11v1ng lht.• or JI promtM''·" tht' report ~aid Thl· :o.taff propo~ed that u84.'d 1•..11 cl1•;1l1•1' ht• r1·ciu111·c1 to 111 ... p1·1·1 till' 1'.11 ... tlwv "'" and to \11:-.t•lo'l' \\h,Jl lhC'} f11\ll Ill forms 1111..,h•d 11r1 \dude window.. A t-.11 s hrakes. 'll't'rtng, engine Jnd tran ... m ..... s1on wo ultl be dt.•srra tl<'d tn wn llng as. ·oK" or Some Banks Hike Prime to 11 % Witnesses saw the small craft. aflame while still in the air nosedive into a field near the' San Juan Capistrano c reek channel near Calle Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4 :40 p.m .. Engineer Jim McCarler. of the State Forestry Department sta tion. said. · ·Nol OK l-'111 lho:-1· lll'm ' mc1rl.1•d Not o~." ,1 \\llllf'll t• .... t1mJll• of n· µJ1r {'Ost::. wouh1 lw n•qt11red The rule "'ould not mean the defects would have to be re By The Associated l'ress Seve ral banks raised the prime lcndmg rak a quarter of a pcrrcnt to 11 pen•t•nl today in s till anolher sign uf t1Rhlened crl'dtt conditions The First National Bank of Chicago, lhe eighth-largest com SW AP MEET VIEWED. • • fair Phillips estim ates hi s hrm grosi.l·d more than Sl million last yl'<ir rrom swap meet rents ,md parking rcvt.>nut•s Only :l weekly swap meet held in San Josi• 1i. considered larger Jnd mon· prof1tabll' than Costa Mt.·sa s It means addl'd s a les tax n:vcnues to the city. but City Manager Frc•d Sorsabal says ·our biggest headache " is whether the city is getting a full share of the taxes 1t should be reCC IVinJi( It was Sorsabal who issued a "challenge" to members or the Costa Mesa Chamber of Com- -merce last year Lo investigate the workings of the swap meet. A three-month study headed by chamber Treaburer Lew Kid· dcr followed. ··M y 1n1li a l altitude was negative," Kidde r admits, but he now say~ the invest1 gat1on led to ;i "1~ de~ree turn" m h1s v1t·w or the s wap meet · · 111 talkmg with state lax t>oard members , I round they .trt sa lls f1l'd that lht· tax reporti. .1n: corn•l'l." ~ays Kidder "Pcrn'ntage wise . the s wap m c l'l pays more taxc~ t hcin South Coast Plaza does," he adds. An "honor syslt•m" ·~ \Jsed for s wap meet st•llers who arc not n·gulars. At the• end of the day, the scllt'r' arc ahkl'd to put six p(•rc.·cnt of lhl·11· receipt:, in en- velopes for deposit with swap meet offinab. "i\ nyonl' that sells on a reg· ular bas al>. they have to provide U!-with a <'OPY of a ha les tax Pl'rm1l 1f Uwy want to keep lhe1r rc~crvat1on~." <'Xplains Ph1lhps "We 1TclPh1I Enterprr:;cs 1 Yanks Sign Tiant NEW YORK Free· agent pitcher l.u1s Ttanl . formerly of the Boston Red Sox. s igned a m ulti-year contract with the New York Yankees today. T1ant. who played eq~hl 'iCa,nns wtlh IJo .... ton, becomCh tht> first player s igm•d tn this year's rc-<•ntr v draft. Tiant. JS. has won 20 g ames four l1mC'' in his l!'i-ycar career Last season he compiled a 13-8 record and a 3.31 carried run .1vf•ragc ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT nir ar.-,.. c.o.'' o .i•v P•k14 ••'" ~",,com C>t,...fJ trt. ,_.,..,Pre· •• -.ounoi•~twttw Orth-, (IM· t Pt1ht1\h•f'loQ (O"f"IC)•f'tY ~ltf'_..,. •<M...,_,,. -''" oubh .h ... , Ml>f'Wl·•f' "" tovQ"-.... <ltt• ,,,. 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N 1tt "'' C••• llMw CAJllfOf'll• 'Vttcr1pt._., It• tl'Ul•t U )0 :.:.::.t....•;; ;~~t:O MOftlt\h MtlU••Y J collect it a nd tum 1t over to the state franchise tax board." he says. Local merchants are given priority in gelling rese rvations to sell at the swap meet Kidder admits that a maJOr reason for the chamber's in· vestigation was to find out if the meet draws profits away from local businesses. "We round the meet brings more people into town and that the~ are not infringing on the businessmen of Costa Mesa " Kidder reports. "I think we a~e helpmg each other " "Maybe the merchandise 1s not the same quality. but tt'l> free enterprise." Kidder notes. "U customers want higher quah· ty we're here all over town." Many local merchants set up s ho p al the swap meet, and more are expected with the up. cominl? Chns tmas buying rush Lieutenant Re~an 1s not look· ing forward to that. At least five trarf1c omrcrs a lready are needed on Sundays to direct traffic a nd the city pays for 1t, says Regan His office already has called two s 1galerts this month for "traffic that was backed all the wav to Baker on Route 55." It · s unfortunate," he adds. ··People want to enjoy it. but they just get trapped. There just needs to be so many improve ments right now · · He s uggests a widening of Vanguard Way and a quicker method of taking parking fees at the main entrance of Fair Drive Phillips agrees that 1 mprov<: ments arc needed lo deal with the overflow or cars. "ll 's Just such a popular event. lake a ball game ... he says He expects lo Lum a way sellers during the Christma~ rush. "Swap meets are here to stay. It's the closest thing to th<: barter system and it's a good outlet for seconds and pt.'<>Pll' who are on lower budl(cls " f'rOffl Page A J BAPTIST ... high walls. was fou nded about the fourth century durin~ a period or Christian c·xpans1on 1n Egypt. Accordin~ to the monastical manuscripts. the remains or thl' beheaded John the Baptis t wen· s pirited out or Palestine in tht• fourth century hy Christian:-. necing the oppression or Roman authorities. They brought the body to Alexandria. on the Mediterranean coast. and il was moved to the monastery tn the early Ulh century "There arc lots or bodies buried out there and we have to be sure, .. Samuel said. Hist"rians say King Herod had John the Baptist Imprisoned arter he publicly condemned the king's marriage to his deceased brothe r 's wife. Herodias, but Herod was afraid to execute the rerormlsl because of his popularity. However. when 11eroc1lns · daughter danced before Herod and his guests al a festival, the king promised to give her whatever she asked. Prompted by her mothe r . the girl de· manded the head of John the Baptist on a platter and the un· willing Herod wu forced by his oalh to comply. mercial bank in the countrv. th<: Chicago.based Harris Trust & Savmgs Bank. ranked 24th. and First Pcnnsvl vanaa Ilank of Ph1ladelph.1a. ·the 19th largest announn~d tncrcases in prrm(• rates to 11 percent. The announcements followec1 two rounds of prime rate tn creases this month which brought the rate lo 103 4 percent for most banks in response to a tougher credit policy by th(· Federal Reserve that has madl· the cost or funds to bank~ mon: expe nsive But analysts said the latest an nouncements may not portend an industrywide move to bnng the prime rate to 11 percent level throughout lhe country. &PWln-10 ~sdonDew? Econom ist Milton Frst'd man. appearing on TV 's "Meet the-Press." says :.t recession i n the U nited Stat es 1s inev itable and t·ould come a s early as tht· first quarter of 1979. Thieves Get V aluahle Art In Laguna /\ woodcut artwork by Dutrh surre alist M C Escher. valued al $18,000 was stolen from lhr> Vorpal Gallery in Laguna· Beach s ho rtly be fore c los ing ttml· Saturday. police said today The black and white woodcut was hanging on a wall in the gallery at 326 Glenneyn· St . amidst other or Es cher's works when the theft occurcd r. a II cry spokesmen said lht· artwork was done in 1929 and 1s one or only 10 in existence. The hand-signed work was titled La Cath edral Engloutic IThe Drowning Cathedral I and was termed one of the artist·~ mo!>l realistic works . Police said today they hav~ not begun their Investigation tn to the late afternoon theft but said they hope to come up with clues by Tuesday. Meanwhile, g{lllery officials s ay they will offer a reward for return of the rare Escher work Aiurek F oroo &ten by FiAhJ DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania (AP) -Tanzania says its army launched a major attack this weekend to drive out President ldl Amln's invaders, but Uganda claims the Tanzanian troops failed in their Initial attempt to cross the rain-swollen Kasera River. The Tanuntan statement gave no details of the offensive "aimed at destro)'lng the enemy forces" but said lighting was ' continulna "There app earh tn b e .... ome"hal ~realer pressurt· on r~~1on al money banks and ~m a iler hank!\ Most of those arc loaned up and have to l'om e up with tougher lending terms." ~<ttd David Jones. an analyst at /\ubrl'y G Lanston & Co tn New York "[ thtnk there may be some delay 1n following at th1:-. 11 ~rrent level .... for the 1ndustr~ as a whole The prime rall' 1s tht:• tntcrcst bank~ rharge on loan~ to their best corporate customers . It has no d1 rect pfre<'t on other types or loan ratc•s. but a rist:· in the rall' ts sc(•n a~ a good ind1rator that con:-.umcr loans will have t!tlher higher interest ratel> or tougher t'rl.'d1t req111r<'ments where the loan:-. arl' governed by interest ceilings. The prime rate was 73'4 per· cent fan. 1, and this is the 13th m c rease announced by banks since then. Rapid increases in the rate last month brought it to its highest levels si nce 1974 , when it reached 12 percent dur ing a credit squeeze that accom· panied the 1974-75 recession. The government has been tightening short-term credit for banks in hopes that highe r tn· terest rates will make t~ dollar more attractive m fore ign u change trading by slowing the economy and thus reducing 1n nation. When interest rates are high . the rea soning goes , Americans spend less becau* money is more expensive to ob tam Mesa Sets Hearing On Federal Funding Costa Ml•sa 'i> Hous tng and About one third or the funa. ... Co mmunit y Development $350.000. have been earmarked com1ttee 1s moving closer to a for development or housing in spendrng pion for S960.000 in t" o pro posed Neighborhood rerleral funds Strategy Areas <NSA I o n the i\ public h earing o n th~ west side. propmwd pro~rnm will be held One NSA 1s bounded b y Tuesrlay night at 7 p m at lhl' Pomona A'enue. 19th Street. Downtown Commumty Center Placentia Avenue and Hamilton 594 Center St Street The second NSA il> bordered by 19th . H a rbor Boulevard. Ne"port Buulev<ird and 17th Street f'rOffl Page A J BODIES • • • straight through to the spinal cord Although police said they were un<'crtain whether all eight were stabbed by the same killer. of ficia ls released a <'O m positc drawing of a man sought for ouestioning in the case The drawing shows a m an tn his late ~ or early 30s, about 6-foot-2 and 210 pounds Polkc say he 1s a black man who ts pigcon·tocd and softspoken and may be named Luther Cooke said the drawing was made on information gathered 10 the 111vest1gauon or the slab btn~ death of David M arltn Jones. 38. the fifth v1ct1m in the series Jones was found Thurs· da~ on the hiwn of the downtown library A S250.000 allotml'nt mH v h4: used for devl'lopmC'nl of ·new family housing umts lhrou~hout the Cll Y Two-$100.000 s hcl's of the local HC DA budget may be used for the ongoing "home rehab1htat1on program" and for dt•velopment of a neighborhood center to Ix.· built in Lions Park. The rest or thl' monl'y would go toward remova l of architectura l barrie r s for handicapped persons ($60.000 1 and pur chase of va ns to transport handic apped or elderly citizens 140,000l HCDA members would lih public comment on the proposed budget plan. Those who can't attend Tuesday's publtc heanng can mail their comments or s ugges ts1ons to the HC DJ\ <.:o m m1ttee. P 0 Box 1200, Costa Mesa The plane went down about 200 feet from a resid ential area Debris was scattered for three- quarters of a mile, Mccarter said A National Transportation and Safety Board tnvestigator was gotng through the wreckage lh1& m orniu.g and searching for seal tert~d debn s. Dr Kushner maintained his medical practice at 18700 Main St . in Huntington Beach. He ·~ survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs Mark Kushner of the samtt City The pilot 's body was taken to O 'Co nnor Laguna Hill ~ Mortuary Dr. Kushner, a gener al prach t1oner . al the time of his death. was a me mber of the medical staff at Pacifica Hospital. Prior to that he was on the staff of Huntington lnte rcoln munaly Hospital. f'rOfll Pflfle A J NEST .•. Ramirez had climbed the pole and helped Kelly s wing the nest into place on a platform built on Lop of the pole. Now Kelly and other bird watchers have to watt for the o' prey to return to her nest · Th1·y re main hopeful a male will ~ho\!. up to mate with her And Dr LLev1s. owner of lht· l>ChOOn(•r. now will be able to moVl' his boat Industry Raps Lead Standard WASHlNGTON CAPl The Labor Department announced stringent new standards today aimed at protecting 835.000 worke rs exposed to lead . a highly toxic s ubstance that can be fatal lf ingested. The new standards . which sharply reduce worker exposure 10 lead. drew an immediate al tack from the lead battery in dustry and are hkely to trigger romplaants from Pr<'s 1dcn1 Carter's inflation hghters. gals' country ... fal 1 a1~n<Z.r kaLhz.rwear m thiz.1r trad\t10na1 cordovan colo r. unFXJrt<zd accczssori<Z,S, a simpl<Z yzt dlstmct1\ftZ. col l~c Lion of co1 l<Z.Cta blczs @J~o@@)~~ 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 ,. Monday, November 13, 1978 ' DAILY PILOT A:J Crash Survival of 4 · Called 'Jtliracle' By ltoBDT BAHEI oe -°""' ,_ ~ A fluotJnatoo Duch pilot salll today that. lt was a mlracltt that· he and tine<-Ct1rmMn puaena11n were abl(! Lo 1urvh'f' u 40·bour ordeal aUu tbt>ir plaot rTubtd In tht> Icy San l\t'mard1oo Mounta1n.1 Fr1d•y t1l_g.hL .. tt • unbrUevable lhal 110 ha~ to any of us," Ttxodor Sealer nld. "It jusL IU&e the Sood Lord took ol ol Ole pl~ at the lul t• bef~ the cr.,h ·· four vtrllrna ""ere taken orr a ~talo by rantteri Sunday at n 111\a' 1pendlna 40 oour" Io f tempenaturca at San St-vi J~aJr. about US ~ We-tit San ~rdlno. Tha.'1'ub occurrnd al 7 p m. .,.rldoy ln 1tonny and turbulent rondltlona wh~n the Cc:s11n11 172 was returnlnl( to TorrMce from u I.as Ve"as cord tournament. All four vicllms suffered frost f:<posure but cond1t1ou could hove been much wonse tiwept for the pr~autlons taken by ~ v1lot. according to Deputy Gene Klt>tteoberg. Klettenberg snid th ' 43.ycar· old Segler fashioned honnets for B Year 20lXJ County Population 0£2.7 A receot study of populauon trends 10 Orange County tn· c:h<·ates the county's ex.isling l .1 m1llion population will swell to 2 7 million persons by the year 2000. And, lhe study says, popula· hon in the county's southeast area will increase 166 percent by the turn of the century. But even with the lion's share or the growth expected in the area southeast of the Newport Freeway, it will still lag behind ·on Seen the Orange ~ly's north in total populall~ The populat>n study foresees 1.2 million ptple living in the southeast an.J.S million people dwelling in be northwestern area or the coity in 2000. As things lltld now, roughly 79 percent olhe county's resi- dents Jive in te northwest area By 2000, tat measure will drop to 65 pe:ent, the study in· dicates. It predict.: the net gain in population will average about 43.000 people a year in the next 22 years, a gain from natural causes as well as migration into Orange County. Among other things, the population study undertaken by statistical analysts an the coun· ty 's administrative office pre· diets: -Orange County Airport will remain the county's principal air transportation center. &outing Trip Westminster Floy, 14, Dies in S1low -The proposed San Joaqwn Hills transportation corridor that will run fron Newport Beach to the San Diego Freeway in the Saddleback Valley will be oper ational by 1995. -Mlll&ary bases in Seal Beach. Los Alamitos, El Toro and Santa Ana will remain in government bands and continue to operate t.brou£b the tum of the century. -The only major recreation or open space additions t.b the county will be in the Laguna Greenbelt and the Chino Hills. By JERRY CLAUSEN 01 tt. o.ifY _.lot S i.tf A Westmmster Boy Scout :.ip- parenlly d1ed of exposure late Saturday or early Sunday near ldyllwild when his troop was trapped in a heavy snowfall while on a weekend hiking tnp. The victim. Mark King, 14, or 6141 Chickasaw Drive, was one of 11 Scouts in Westminster 'Troop 88 who set orr early Thurs- day with two leaders to climb Mount San J acinto. His brother Elliot, 13, was a mong those saved. The body was discovered at about S: 10 a .m. ma lent patched less than a mile from vans used to make the trip from Orange <:ounly. The vans were parked about two miles off of stale highway 243 between JdyUwild and Banning. HanJcuffed Youth Freed By Firemen San Clemente police bad a late night visit Sunday from a Dana Point youngster and his 'bl-otbe.r. who were looking for pro- fessional expertJse to free the hoy from handcurrs he had locked on his wrists. Sergio Contr es, of 34042 Malaga Drive., bad worn down t be key to the handcuffs, trying to free himself and it would not release the catch. Keys to police handcuffs proved too small to open the older model handcuffs, so firemen were called in for a cut and rescue operation. Attempts to pick the Jock were unsuccessful, said Capt. NicJc Maule. Firemen then chiseled away a hinge pin, freeing Ule boy without permane ntly damaging the handcuffs. "We figured be might warn to l ock h im self u p ag ,In sometime;" Maule said. The OlherlO scouts and two adults wer rescued from the same tent p0ut an hour earlier. according 1 Riverside Sheriffs officers. No one.aid Scoutmaster Don Terry, 48.>f 5311 Vallecito Ave .. Westminer, had missed the King bol'lltil after the rescue. A sea1h for the Westminster group vs launched at about 10 p . m ., tiverside Sh eriff's spokc:sien said, when Mrs. Terry tied to receive a pre ar· raogedall from her husband or troopcamping committee cbairun John Farmer, 32. of s212Fra nklin Ci r cle . Westnnster A striJf's spokesm an said ap- p r o x'Tl ate l y. ~~ deputie.s. fireora and civilians were in- volve in the search as heavy snow fell in the mountainous area. Thgroup finally was reached by a outhern California Edison Co. tow tractor with a deputy abo:d. a spokesman said. T .-r y sa id the scouts scralbled out of the single large tenthey bad pitched to clamber abord the tractor to am· bulaces. Wen rescuers returned for theKing boy, they found his bod. Terry said. ~ scouts and leaden all had h~dled into the one tent to k~p Wt'm, be said. 'Mark wasn't feelmg too gpd," Terry said. "It was just a giving tut type I thing. We all were pretty Ired." The group, which bad left 11 • ;ear-old boys bome bectuse or I.he bike's expected rugtedness s pent Thursday night near Mt. San Jacinto, Terry sail . The scouts failed to climb tJe peak Friday wben fog roUed ir1 Terry said. and decided to s1>1nd tbe night at Little Round Valh. Saturday morning. ~ said, "We threw our gear togttller. l said we bad to get off th moun- tain." -. Between 1980 and 2000 Orange County's population ~rowth rate will be 2 1 percent -The number or people JiVlnJ! in each dwelling unit wall dec r ease from the current average of 2.71 people to an average of 2.46, reflecting an· ticipated smaller family units. -While the average coun- tywide population growth rate wlll be 2.1 percent a year, the average growth rate in the South Coast area will hit at five per- cent. -Peak period trarnc conges· lion will continue to be a prob- lem intheSouthCoastarca. -Gent:rally, the Orange County employment market will increase by an average or 4 7 percent a yea.r and continue to provide most of the jobs needed by tbe expanding population. Purpose of the study is to pro- vide Orang~ County's population projections to the Southern California Association of Gov· ernments <SCAG >. The county's contribution will be part of a six-county study by SCAG aimed at providing an overall planning perspective for the Southern California area. SCAG figures indicate that 37 percent of the new dwelling un· its that will be built in the Southern California area over the next 22 years will be built an Orange Cotmty. Ir so. that means there will~ roughly 512,000 new housing un- its built in Orange County by 2000, more th.an half of tbos«o• new homes 10 the county'!'> southeast reaches. The county study indicatec; that the "essentia I physica I public services such as sewer a nd water facilities" will be available to handle the addi· tional population. However, the stud y indicates. temporary shortages of publlr facilities may impede develop· ment for short periods of time. Linked to Banter! Man Arre sted Mter Border ·Cocaine Grab Footprints SbowlJ To Co1mty Jury A 3.>year-0ld San Ysidro man is in custody today after U.S. Border Patrol officers allegedly seized seven pounds o f co· An Orange County Superior Court jury was s hown today photographs of rootfrints the prosecution claims wtre left in and around a Lag\lla Beach home by defendant James Earl Scramlio shortly a fter he bludgeoned a retired Coast Guard officer to dealb on July 26. 1!117. Laguna Beach police in- vestigator Arthur Collins told the jury from the witness st.and that be took lbe pictures or foot· prints he found In the bathroom and outside the front door nt the home ol Albert Daniel Wiilard, 69. of 881 Crestview Drive. Compa.riton of tbe prints wtth those of Scramlln, 27, of 425 Panorama Dri ve, Laguna Beacb, .. a fact« in b1a UTelt OD murder c:baflll fift moalbl a!ttt the killing of W rd who caine worth $168.960 from his wu a former Ueute 1t com-vehicle at the checkpoint south mander in the Cout G rd. of San Clemeote Friday. It ls alleged tbal Ser Un and Border Patrol officials said Willard were invol d in a Ismael Perez Espana was halt· homosexual rela at the ed at the checkpoint after of· Ume or the killing. ficers were Upped that Espana And lt 11 alleged had driven through t he San was beaten to deat with a Ysidro chec.kpolnt without stop. heavy mahagony st ue of a pm,. cregnaot woman as be Y on the Espana is a legal resident or ~tf c~~~~at victim the United states was taken by su.rpr e since Border Patrol officials said be there is DO Indication w~ is being held in the Metropolitan on his arms that could ve been Correction Center in San Diego lnnlcted had he "U~m d to de· · on charges or possessing a con· fend birmell. trolled substance Police who arrested ;ramlin ~parza's car, officers allege, said he ~ a num 'of con· contained a little over seven nlctlng statements o t his re-Pounds or uncut cocaine con- laOon•bip with Willa and hJa cealed in a trunk compartment. movemenu on the n1 t of tho He offered no resllteoce when k.llllD.a-1t.opped at the cbeckpolnl the victims out or blankets and iJhored up broken windows and windshield from parts of the damaged craft. Segler, who Uves at 17252 JuUp Lane, f\iffered a black eye and a knee injury. Venno Dewersdori. abc'Jt 53, sulfered a broken jaw when he was hurled Into the plane's steering wheel at impact. Two other passengers - Thomazs Bruhn and· Deller Zendl -escaped anJuries in the crash at the 6.500 foot peak. ac· cordlnc to Segler. Sef ltt said that nscuers were final y alerted to tbe crash Sun· day when ooe of the passengers sought help at a nearby micro wave tower. The tower was closed, but a deer bunter was contacted and called forest rangers. Segler said the four men au.r \'ived on three apples, four cookies and about five cana or sort drinks. lie said rescuers bad to back their way throuath den.ae buck brush on the mountainsld.: before they could make their way to a ftre break and to wait log emergency vehicles. All four were treated at the Loma Linda Medical Center. APWI........,. WORKMEN BUILD FORMS FOR CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AT CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL Garden Grove Minister Wiil Talk to 4,000 Parishioners Und9r the Sklea County Cathedral Rises $14 Million Dream Realized in Garden Grove By The Auocia&ed Press The Crystal Cathedral is tak· inS? shape. becoming the embodt· ment or the $14 million dream of a former rooftop reverend who wants to talk to his congregation under the skies again. The oew Garden Grove Com· munity Church will be covered with glass panels. letting in the sunshine and starlight. It is be· ing built from the inside out. A massive pouring or concrete rises from the foundation to form three balconies. angled up. wards like three points of a star. The balconies will seat 2,000, half the building's capacity. and will sW'J"OWld a bowl containing the rest of the congregation in a structure 150 yards long. The pulpit will stand 12 feet up on a crimson marble platform. backed by seating for a 500- member choir and one or the largest pipe organs in the Western Hemisphere. brought from the Avery Fisher Music Hall in New York. When the steel gi~rs arrive early this month, the cathedral's a rchitect, Philip Johnson of New York, will visit the embryoruc structure and its godfather, the Rev. Robert Schuller. The Reformed Churc h of America minister 's flock has g rown in 20 years from a handful of ca.r-bound faithfuls in a drive-in theater lot to an in· ternatiooal congregation bound' by his "Hour of Power" t lecasts. He doesn't preach. he says, but. looks at the opportunJ· ty to "communicate" in the CtystaJ Cathedral as • 'corrung back home." "It will give me the reeling I've wanted and missed since I came into a building," Schuller says. "I began this ministry an 1955 with my wife as the only member. For want or money, for want of property, for want of a place. I spent six years on the rooftop of a snack bar at a drivc- in theater For six years there was nothing between m y eyeballs and the continuous d ynamic view of the shifting clouds in the sky." Schuller expects Johnson to recreate that feeling in tbe cathedral, whose exterior will be made up of 10.000 glass panes. joined by a special process which makes the aluminum junctures almost invisible. Tiun while-painted steel structural pipes. spaced widely, will form a web inside the g.lass. "It's the closest thing to a non- build.ing any cathedral has ever been," says Schuller. "It de· pends entirely on the sky for or· nament and color." He says traditionally designed church bulldings have ''blocked out the one e lement that tbe Bible declares is the glory of God; that's the heavens." Schuller's current church building is not traditional either. Coyotes Get Poodle In San Clemente _Two royotes were spotted car· ryihg off a small brown poodle this weekend near the San Clemente municipal golf course. A patrolling police offacer re- ported see~ tbe dog·s capture m the area or Avenida Ortega in south San Clemente. just inland from the golf course. Police did not know who owned the dog. It includes high glass panels that open next lo his pulpit so that be can be seen by churchgoers who prefer to remain in their cars and hsten lo him via speaker phones. as in his old drive-in movie days. To r aise m oney so t h t· cathedral can be dedicated debt free, each of the 10,000 window~ has been sold for $500. Each will be inscribed in tiny letters Wlth the purchaser's name or the name of a loved one. "They can't see it, but we'll be able to tell them in what area of the cathedral their window 1s. so that when they come to vi sit they can sit in that area." say-; Mike Mason. who handles ad· vertising for Schuller. The window sales produced $5 million, and another $3 million has com e from donation:-. Ma son says many people who may never see the cathedr:.il have donated money ror its con st.ruction, but be also notes thaL h undreds of people are planning trips to California when the cathedral is fi nished. Another SS million will be raised by the sale of 10,000 star... oart or a mobile that will hung from the 124-foot-bigh ceiling like a canopy of stars over tht· chancel. Each of the stars will be inscribed with the name or ib purchaser. The building's completion date, Jan. 8. 1980, marks the 52-year-Old ScbuJJer's 25th year of ministry. But he says he's not sure the cathedral will bear a cross. "Most churches are by design controversial, pontifical or argumentative statements," he says. "This will be neut ral." NEWPORT BEACH OPENING SOON WESTWOOD VILLAG E WESTWOOD BLVD. AT WEYBURN AVE. 2l3/4'19-'m7 Mondey, Nowenlbet 13. 1971 NATION I WORLD . fledAlar111 Jut ~oa ting (:.) wleh ~(,: Tom~~\'. Marphin~ U.S. Upgrades Civil Defense Oops -Another One W ASI UNG'l'ON (/\P I Pretiident Carter. worried about the Soviet GAPP1NG T11t; (oi\PPt:D GAPb: Adrianna G11an tur ru. l'aJifonua·ll i.t.et1· h1achwu y ~"" roam<.id into our l-OAatal JT(Cton ovt•r tht• ...-t"Vkt·nd and l4tlkc•d aomc ubout h1ahway R•P6 Un1oh 's growtnK rlvll defe nse eapabilily. has approved plans to vast· ly upf,lrude U S. efforts, aiming to suvl• as manv as 140 million Amt·rl{'tUU. in the event of nuclear wur Aml"ric an eavll defense oCficia18 esllm~1lt• that only 90 million or the Addrua1na th ~ Orang~ Cowlty Chapter of lht' N4llonul Women's PoflUcal Cau<'ua. a~ wu reported In nt.>wi. du. P~•lt'hes u H)'ll\I th~rc.· lrt' "relaUvcly few gi.pa" left an our state hl1hway 1y1tem And what R•PI then~ are, ahe 1uegcl\tfi.1. art' Ju:.t mort' VllUblt" n(\W Now )OU o nnot fa ull Ma Gaanturco for Ul'C'urate unal)ais Wtwn ht rt-ft•r-to u bJghwny aap, 1l cover~ a lot or llh1 A tc•P. an my d1 <"llonary. hs ~l'nnt.·d u u holl'. open Ing, l'lt'n . ra\lrH.', fissure or ch.um JllST ('()N~IDt;R CObta Mesa's Great f'r~way D1tC'h on tht.> unC'C)mplt'h-d 1.:appcd I Coi.ta Mei.a Newport t•rt'l'Wdy Thai. d1kh could be ra.rly ch1tn•c~rllt'd 11i, u cht111m ~mt: hove i.UJ:ftC•stcd 1t·s more lhl· Panuma Cunal a modC'5t version of So this 1s C'lt•arly a gap And she's right again about vis1b1 llly. You gc:t a i::ap of tbc~e proportions and 1t':. hurd to mas:. Also. how('v('r, you h :JV(' the othN end or the scale af vou wunt lo talk about !>mailer gups These arc holes l't·rhaps as in Potholes The Sunt<1 Ana Frc<•way, traveled by many of our hap· lei.s Orunuc Co;Lo;t motorists on a daily basis. is gapped in numNou~ localloni. by th•~ kind of a ~ap. You do not st•c lh1s kand of H gap i.o much as you feel It BUMPING ALONG at 55 miles per hour. your eyeteeth bt.·1.iin to dance into each other so they sound hke a dis· charging mlK'hane gun. If you travel this route often l'nough, the C'avaties creatc.-d an your molars will 1>oon match the gaps ID the asphalt. Ai. a credit to the highway people. you should note that i.om c road gaps have been dosed The once s upposed to be C'orona dcl Mar freeway was a gap. Now its a cunoub new ~•lagnment of the old Bristol. Pahs<1des road Rctwccn the aforementioned Costa Mesa Newoort f''reeway and MacArthur Boulevard. the Bnstol·Pahsades ~egmenl is now a combination of several Janes divided. four l<ines together and somt' lanes unused. Outbound near Mat"i\rthur. 1t hai. a cute lt•ft tum. It's so sharp I've seen J<>ggers fall down trying to negotiate it. . ON OOWNCOAST, we have Laguna Canyon Road, which also has no gaps, unless you rounrthe holes poked in madside fences by foreign car drivers trying to avoid milk trucks Anyway. Ms. Gianturco's soothing words are comfort· ang. We s houldn't worry about the little highway gaps All we need is a new kind of road sign that warns : "CAUTION: GAPS AHEAD." Then all you have to do is figure out what kind. Pill-Cancers Link? NEW YORK <AP> -A study raises the possibility of a link bet\\ Cl'n birth C'ontrol pi lls and s kin cancer. But it 1s regarded even hy 1li. authori, and hy a cancer expert as too inconclusive for .1larm ,. Tht-study, fir..t reported in a British medical journal last year, said womt.•n in a suburbun San Francisco health plan were about 70 pl'rcent more hkely to get malignant melanoma If they had used the 0111 for four years or more. t'ountry'a 220 mllllon citizens would 11urvlve a nuclear attack 1'he n~w plan would be aimed at saving between one·hatr and two thirds of all American~ throutth Uw large evacuation of metropolitan areas if nuclear war were threatened. "TUE SOVlt.'T Union has had tht!\ capability for some time We a r e without plans and therefore co uld su ffer calaslroph1e damage.·· s aid Bardyl Tirana. US . \avil Defense dlr~tor and one of lht.• major proponents of the new program OHic1als estimated the co1>t of the improved program -whil'h must win congressional ••11 proval al $2 billion over fl v1· years . The United S tates spcnlli. about $90 million annually 1111 dvil defense. $33 Million In Drugs Confi:scawd NEW YORK IAPl When heavily arm1.'<1 police swarm~ to the scene or a reported s mug· gling operation. they found a spread or rold c uts and pi gs feet. half.full l'ans of beer, coffee still warm 1n the cups and drugs of f1 <·1als said wt-re worth al Jca~l $33 m 1 Ilion. Co.ast Guard officials said the sc·izure of the boatload of man· Juana and pills Sunday was the· lar6{e~t ever made in the Northeast. its 30 Loni; of mun· ju:.ina topping a 20·lon haul 1n Portland. Main<• THE RAID BY Coast Gua rds men city police and federal nar coti cs agents f o llowe d an anoovmous te lephone tip reporting that a darken~ vessel had glided into a marina in the Jamaica 8<1y ~eclion of Ne w York City'i. eoastline. not far fro m Kcnm.-dv Airport. . Pohce said the tipster report <•d 25 or 26 ~rsons were 1n volvcd 1n the s muggling opera t1on Off1t·1als said the seized mun Juana was valued at $23 million wholesale. and 10 milhon palls of the sedative melhaqua lonr sold under the name Quaaludt.· were valued al $10 milllon. CHIP, CARON CARTER SPLIT WAS llJNGTON <AP 1 Pres ide nt Carter's son Chip an<i his wife, Caron, have separated after fi ve years of marriage, the first lady's office announced today. Mary lloyt, press secrelarv lo Rosalynn Carte r . issued a stateme nt saying that Caron and the couple's young son. James Earl IV, will move back to Georgia. Chip will remain al the White House. 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T1ran11 8.11'1 II<• said a recent ( • 1 i\ rt•1.mrt estimated that it would \'OMI S2 b1lhon annually lo dupllc·att• the current Hussian cf· (1>1 I "We• ft•\•I an e ffective and c·n ·cl1hlc• ll S C'1v1I defense pro· 11r11111 would <'ontrihulc In main· 1u1n111.: our ,..t rutcl<(ic d e t er· n ·rH't'." ht• said 1'11t·: NEW l'ROGRAM was n·i.11-ll'd bv Stutc Department ,1rm.., c•o11trol offacaals who re porkdly ar~ued that e fforts to prott"C·t t"1v1hans from a ttack <'OUlc1 weaken the mutual deter· rC'n et• both this country and Huss1a have a~amst launchmg a nuclear war llowev<'r. Carter rejected that argument after a vear.long gov- e rn m ('nl btudy r~vealed the huge amounts.' or money the Hussaans ure already spendan~ on e1v1I dl•fcns1• l~ed Bfaclt - Gust y '-'In~ and h~mPl'r<Jturc~ in tho 305 kept almost everyone ' iJ .V f rcim l't1c beac h at Ro_oster Roc k Stall:' Park on t Or(•gon side of lhe Columbia River Gorge about 20 n1 e-. l'iJ:-.l of Portland. But those who braved the l'h11l f U .!D .. !.'.2.!.rnd c:ovl'red with ice clusters ' . I HeaVy DrinAiiig Re_l,ated Study: Booze Doesn't Af e~ Air Contr.ol Job NEW YOHK' IAPi Air lrar fie controllers who took palt in a rect-nt study were found.lo be twi ce as l1kt.•ly as other Ameri ea n s t o b e "heavy drinkers " off the Job. but there · was no evidence their drinkmg affrcted air safetv. Or Robert Rose, former head or ps ychosomatic m edicine at Hoston Univ<'rs1ty and now chJt:f or psychiatry at the Un1vers1ly or Texas Medical Bra nc h al onc·th1rd of whe malt,>s or similar income a t education. AU of the voluntce; were men a.nd 99 percent were bi{e. BUT ROSE SAIDhe 7 5 per cent rate or "alc~I abuse." was about comparal} to the na tional average '' The study did nOlsay what com bi nation of frt.-qencv and quantity of al<'ohol ctii.umpl1on at usc:d to define the term ... "heavy drinkers" and "alcohol a~use. ": but a separate table ~howed thaC more than 40 per. cent of tbe controllers s aid ~Y drank th.e equ1valeot ,of IS· ounces of -grain alcohol a week. mostly M\ whiskey and beer. Rose said that drinking to tt• h eve the tens ion or a 'ugh pressure Joh does not necei.san ly make people into :slt"ohollci. Galveston. said ther e was no Ash H D evidence the <.'Ontrollcrs .drank ' esth..s arm ata on the JOb or lhal their after· U' ___ _ hours social drintdng affected • · • air safely. Ma·y· . D te tQ 1930s llE SAJD ff A controller was not up to par. for whateve r reason, he was shunted out of sensitive iobs. ke s earchers at Hos ton University School of Medicine were awarded a $2.8 million f''eder al Aviullon Administration granl lo study the health or 416 volunteers 1:1t eight FAA centers an the Northeast. The study took 51 2 yt•ars to complete. Thie study said more than half the l'Ontrollers were h eavy drinkers. compared with about Killer Moves to Attica UTICA. NY. <AP> - David Berkowitz, eonvicled in the "Son of S am " killings, was trans ferr ed from ii mental hospital to Attica s tate priso n t oday because his psychiatric condition has improved, state officials said WASffiNGTON < Documents dating to the 1930s and .uncover~ In a sen ol recent lawsuits contradict asbebto~ industry ·elai'!ls that dangers posed to workers by asbestos were not known until,H . aecord1ng to a published report. Th~ Washln~~on P t s aid an iti. Sunday editions that letters and files dating 1934 fr om J.ohns ·M anvi lle and Raybeslo5·Manhattan. o of thl· largest asbestos firms. noted allercd efforts by sc r executives to suppress inlorm<1t1on a bo~ potential harm lo ~ kc rs from asbestos . The industry has s cl that health dangers resulting from exposure lo asbestos f1 rs became known when research by staffers from Mt. S mar II p1tal an Nt.•w York City was puhlishcd in 1964 Bob S p oor. a spokesman fo r the state Ment a l H ygiene Department. sa id offlcaals at the Crntral New York P sychiatric Center an Marcy had det e rmin e d that Berk owitz's "psych1utnc condition has improvt.'<.I to a point where he could be discharged from lhc psychiatric center und returned to the cor rectional syste m • • Homaty~ soup and crisp green salad, doice of potato, roll and butte-. And beverage. BERICOWITZ will get out·pallenl care at the prison psychiatric clinic, Spoor saJd The former Yonkcr11 postal worker confessed to kllllnl( s ix young people and wounding seve n otherR In a year.Jong rampage that terrorized Ne w York City He w&R i.c-nt to the ma>< I mum -security mental ho8pltal July 7 afler 1 Slate Suprt-m~ Court ju,,Uce found him lo need or paychlatrte care --NOVEMBER SPEOAL OF THE MONTH SERVED 24 HOURI DAILY Family Re8taarants • An1flclm • 1rr1on • Oowney •la H11br11 • leH • tnllot • h1llerlo11 12) • l 11wnd11l11 • 1111 ... '•fir • .. 111 Mua • lrwlne • lon9 8u1ch • Nonulk •Otlflft • ,.1mtmou111 • SaftCa&Ae • T OfTlftCt (2) •Wetlftlllfttlet(J) .. ~ ' I • I • ' i ) 1 ii r<'• J .. CALIFORNIA Mondiry. Novembef 13. 1978 DAIL v PILOT AS 'Rain to Snow Winter Hits UFW Plans Expansion Consolidates Wllh Eye Touurd Other States North Stare LOS ANG El.ES <AP ' Tiit• ttntkral~ ror mort• than a dttude ._.. at louKht to un lo nu.t' atlfornl • ·r. lu'h agricultural fwJds . •~ now qult-t Iv ~oOM>UdaUng lu "lrtork-11 a.' 1t I•)' a &trat~a> for oi:pundm• lo other • tat.e:> "We suJI f~l wt' rr a mo\t• mf'nt. not JU&t a union. i.a)' U l''W lt>ack-r C"5ar Chavei · Hui "'t"re rtt~aluauna t'twn~ rng our prtonlles W~ can l 11, 1· thl• laatc: 70:s with conc-epb rrom thl' mtd ~" IN I'' MONTH,'\ ance rnd!ng ,, w o r Id ~ 'de 11 o y cot l o r t.'ahronua wtturt', table .:faJll'' .lnd wtnt>S. th~ union has gro\\11 to an l':.t1nlated 100.000 mem bt•r:s . rompute rar.ed 1t' ht;1<.I quu1 t\'r:., founded a srhool tu train 11.,:, staff and m ade major gams tn estabhshang c-entrahzed health and pension plans a breakthrough for migran~ who :.eldom have the !'&me employer for more than a few months "We are firushm~ our work m Callforrua," Chavez' chief aide, Marc Grossman, s1:t id an a te lephone interview fro m the U FW 's beadquarters at a ron- \'erted luber{'uloi.1s sanitarium an the Teha{'hapi Mounlams I~ miles north of here in Kern County. "The n maybe sooner rhan people thank -we will be able-lo concentrate on other st1:ttes where we are needed." THE UNlON IS currently ac- \i\'e m Arizona. Florida, Texas and Washington St ale But those efforts have been minor com - pared to the push in California. where the union thr ee years a~o was able to secure passage of the Agncultural Labor Relations Act. Thal act, which followed more than a decade of turmoil in the fields. Jor the firs t time Stockton Man Convicted in Theft of Boat • HALIFAX CAP> -Ulasher Hardimon, 31 , of Stockton. Calif .. has been convicted of the the ft of a schooner from its moorings here last Sept. 2. Hardimon, who will be sen- tenced Thursday, and his 23· ~ea r -old wire. Kath y, were originally charged with piracy of the schooner Ma nsell and Rita from Purdy's wharf. THE CHARGES were laid after police locatt'd the vesst'I in St M argarets Bay following a three.day search by the Cana· d1an coast guard. Last month Mrs . Hardimon pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of theft over $200 and was g iven a six-month s us-. pended sentence. THE CROWN ALSO reduced Jlardlmon's charge lo theft over S200. tie pleaded not guilty and elected trial by magistrate. During the two-day trial Hardimon said he took the boat because of his religious beliefs. Top Admiral D e fends Navy SAN DIEGO (AP) -The top U.S. admiral said Friday that c laims the Navy is railing apart are "a lot of hogwash.'' ·'The Navy today is a fine Navy.'' said Adm. Thomas R. Hay wa rd. chief of naval opera· lions. "It is strong. mode rn. capable and r eady " Hayward. speaking to the Na· tional Ne ws paper Association, described the U.S. submarine force as "clearly the best in the world." FINAL CLEARANCE .t.lfWI,.,..... MOVING _TO OTHER STATES? UFW Leader Cesar Chavez brought fUll~ of h1W etnd the ballot box into the s truggle between a~ncultural unions and growers. Since no olh(.'r states have a law s imilar lo the ALRA, Grossman said. "It will be a lo ng and difficult s truggle elsewhere. Wt' reali ze we may have to repeat the California ex~ perience of strikes. boycotts and public education. But we will go, anyway." F o r Chavez. o ne o f the toughest problems the union faces is "an attempt by growers to r evive a w a rmed-ove r bracero program " by using im- mig ration law to bring in foreign workers to pick crops, thNeby unde r cutting U f'W organmng efforts NONETHELESS, tht' union's leaders hope to repeat the suc· c·t'ss they've had in California. where the U FW has won more than 76 percent of its union representation elections far Winning Fonn hiJi hH thnn the 46 percent 11v..rt1.:e for other unions in the nation Thu1 year , on estimated 100.000 pcrM>ns are working un- iter U FW contracts. Grossman s ays Wages ror UFW·covered rurmhunds have risen 124 per· l'\•nl ismce 1970 rom $1.65 an hour to $3.70 an hour. "The percentage sounds nict!, but the wages are ha rdly infla · taonary," he says. THE UNION'S WORK is car· ncd out by a fulltimc staff or 90 pNsons. who still -as when Ch avez fo unde d has t arm workers union in 1962 -receive only $10 l:l week plus lodging and food f(>r themselves a nd their families . In particular. Chavez is proud or union's centralized health and pension plans, which for the first time give regular coverage to migrant farmhands regardless of how frequently they move between jobs. In the past. few mig rants became vested in such plans because they did not stay with any employer long enough. "There is no other plan like il in the country," Chavez said. THE UNION'S NEXT big lest com es in Dece mber and January, whe n the UFW will have to renegotiate contracts covering 20,000 workers for 66 vegetable g rowefs from California's Salinas Valley to Arizona. "It's too early to tell what will happen ... H 's up lo the g rowers." Chavez says. At least o ne grower has tried to decertify the U FW as his workers' bargaining agent. But a n official of the s tate's Agricultural .J:,abor Re lations Board s aid ne expect s fe w s imilar attempts will be made as the contracts come up for re· negotiation. "It just wouldn't make any sense to try to decertify the un ion ·in most cases because •L'> victories have been by over· whelming margins." said ALRB s pokesman Bill Camp .t.PW1r.,-e Fred Bis mark of Detroit crosses the fini sh line gn Mon- terey's Cannery Row to take first place among waiters in the Myra Wolf gang Memorial Waiter and Waitress Race. Sunday's contest was sponsored by the Hotel and Restaurant International Union. Winning waitress was Chris Sullivan of Peoria. 111. AMIGO -Owned by Robert E. Klees or Fullerton, It's Spanish for "friend" and was chosen to tie in with the friendliness or the state. It was issued in 1970, the state's firs t s pecial plate. tlllorm•I-lo<""' •·p••I~ of -D•v" '' \UCfOl•tO l)y M1h f•rt•v. ••utr.or ol ,.,. "~ f'<Jol•on of tl>e "Wno' Who o1 Per'-'""" (,AlllOrl'll• LIUtnW P1<11... ti you,. ..... .,. ·n•~•>ltr'Q pl•••. --• ••• , 10 Ml .... F•rley, •101 Wll~ire fll\ICI . S...le IO?. 11e...,1y Hiii~ '°211 Ghost Town Now 'Target' By The As80Clated Press • Winte r roared into Northern Callfontia Sun·, day, bringmg cold rain to the lowlands and snow to , the Sierra and San Francisco Bay hills above 60 feet The National Weather Service said that cold temperatures. gusty winds. rain and snow will continue through the fi rst part of the week. The storm involves a collision of Pacific m oisture and cold northerly winds, bringing rain· fall amounts ranging from .68 inches at Kentfield tn Marin County .03 a t San Francisco Airport. The rain turned to snow on such high eleva- tions as Mt. Diablo and Mt. Tamalpais and the Tahoe Basin was covered with 4 inches or snow., with more coming down he1:tvily. ; JDL Dbrwpt• Df11..er SAN FRANCISCO <AP > -Half a dozen men identifying themselves as members of the Jewish Defense League disrupted an appearance before a 1 J e wis h a udience S unday night by Hussein G ARLOCK (AP > -Dodging bullets has Hassana, consular or the become a way of life for Jack and Roberta Starry, ( ) Egyptian embass y in the two remaining residents whe re the unwelcome STATE Washington . ' Wild West has been resurrected. _ Hassana was appear· City dwellers. apparently believing nobody ----------ing at a fund.raising din· lives in this MoJave Desert community 125 miles ner for t he Hebrew northeast of Los Angeles. come here to shoot t heir Academy of San Francisco and was about to read 1 guns and live out their Western s hoot-em-up a message from Ambassador Ashraf Ghorbal , fantasies. when the demonstrators began shouting "Sadat j!) "SOMETIMES IT SOUNDS like a war's going on out here," says Mrs. Starr y. 66. "Not long ago. at least a dozen people were shooting in all directions:lt's crazy " Starry. 76, says the visitors often shoot right into their home and several of his pets have been killed by stray bullets . "We have to take cover." he said. "One shot recently struck the wall right above where I was sitting in our living room.'' - AS A RESULT, he said. he and his wife now keep a rifle and shotgun at hand Just in case. They say they are excellent marksmen. but so far they haven't had to shoot back at anyone. Over the years. people have driven into Garlo{'k in the middle or the night and torn down some of the old bui ldings that once housed saloons. boarding houses. stores. a Wells l"argo stagecoach office and a post office. "ON EASTER WEEK nine years ago. 30 Hell's Angels drove into the museum and rock shop I operated in one of the old s tone buildings." Starry re{'alled . "They d rove their bikes into tht' showcases They left the place an shambles .. For more than two decades an the 1880s through the beginning of the century, Garlock was a prosperous mm mg town. The Starrys say the town was once populated by as many as 2.000 persons. BUT MANY OF THE old dwellings have t>ttn torn down board by board. the lumber hauled out on the desert a nd used for campfires. Now only eight of the old tiualdmgs re main. Assaults Plague Joggers, Bikers a Nazi. The Sinai is Jewish." The demonstrators, who were in the back of the meeting hall, also threw leaflets at the severnl hundred people m attendance. 3 Sentftlc~d 111 Flglti VENTURA <AP I -Three Progressive Labor Party members men have been sentenced to three to hve months in Ventura County Jail in conntt- tion with a fight with members or the Ku Klux Klan and Oxnard police office rs . during a demonstration. Judge Charles McGarth handed down the sen- tences to William Parker. 33, or Long ~ach, 150 days tn jail. James f"auss, 38. of San Francisco. 120 days, and John Wagner . 35, or Los Angeles. 90 days. The three men were convicted or unlawrul as- sem bly and failing lo heed pohce orders to dis· pcrse dunng a clash last July JO in which 14 Ox· nard policemen were IOJured. f'reiglat Train Der.U. LOS ANGELES <AP> -Workers were clear. in~ up the wreckage today or a Southern P~cific f,ei~ht train. part of which derailed a nd tipped over in south Los An~eles and knocked down several power poles, authorities said. . Rail~ad spokesmen said there were no m· Juries or fires when at least six hopper cars carry- ing dry products jumped the tracks late Sunday. A c-ity De partment of Wate r and Power spokeswoman said several nearby commercial customers lost power temporarily. Id Fn-ri~ f'a~e .Mi SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The Golden Gate Bridge District's attorney is preparing a lawsuit against the consultants involved In the building of the district's controversial jet ferryboats that are the target of romplaints and lawsuits because of shoreline dama~e. Attomt'y David Mille r said the suit, authorized STANFORD tAPl -Law enforcement ofClcers by the board, will be ftled next week. The district are warrung women joggers and bike riders an San will be askm~ fo r $70,000 that its insurance car- Mateo County lo be especia lly careful because of a raer has already paid for wave damage, and loss of series of assaults. patronage be<:ause the boats have lo reduce speed Sheriff's Lieutenant Dick Platt said. "It's not a to reduce wave action. big proble m . but people A numbt-r or other at· The suit will name the naval architect who de· s h o u Id be "ar e f u I . tacks involvmg wom en signed the boats, Phillip Spaulding of Seattle. and Pa r t i cu I a r I Y whe n Jog g er s and m en the designers of. the district's Larkspur ferry they're on more remote m otorists have also been terminal. Bracia Heglund and Associates or San roadways." He said the reported. f'rancisro biggest problems occur -=-j~~;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 in the early mormngs and evenings. STANFORD POI.ICE Ca ptain R ao u l Niemeyer said a woman was attacked by three m en as she jogged near Lake LagunHa, and she escaped only because a car s topping nearby a p- parently scared the at- tackers away. With Rolex, diamonds are right on time. Three weeks earlie r a Stanford student was at· lacked by three men while riding a bicycle in Woodside. Life Sentence F RESNO <APl -A Selm a man who pleaded guilty to murdering his · mothe r , fath er and brother was sentenced to life in prison. Jimmy Spiller, 26, received life sente n ces for first· degree murder. The distinctivt: 18 karat yellow gold Rolex Day-Date with matching hidden clasp bra"elet. A. Unadorned. SS,250.00 B. With diamond dial. $5,925.00 C. With dia mond bezel and diamond dial, $9,075.00. Or add to your own 18 karat gold Day-Date a diamond bezel for $3,150.00; or a diamond dial for S67s.oo; or both for $3,825.00 5 DAYS TO SAVE PLUS UPTO 30°/o OFF ON FALL MERCHANDISE Blouses Pants Skirts Shoes Dresses Sweaters Pantsuits Forntals 50% BEGINS NOV. 13 WITH OUR PRE-INVENTORY Alex C°""9 ,,...... •••H IPoty ....._., •• lf9' U.00MOW1911 ' Mo•eftr T·SWrts . UPTO 50% OFF AND MORE SALE! 3424 Via Udo • Hew~ leoch ~,,....~ ..... '.,. 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Weed/Publisher Campaign Mailers ' R eached New Low O r~nl:P Count~ ~ "'Ot'llE'Rone 1t•µutat w n us th place wht.'rt• <In~ Lhmjt ~m·-. 1n poUlu·:-. \\m, g1 vt>n anot her un - '' holt'"41ntl ho<~t In th•· "·'Y' t)(:fMl' luM wl'\•k ·~ ttcnerat \'h.'l'l IUll ·h h.is ht't'<>mt• rnut tnl' 1n tht.• t'ounty. votcn. were d1•lu~t'tt in tho''' (an.el pu.· t"IN·t1un d.1~' with t'nmp.u~n m.111t•r.. lhul 1ru,.:h 1 bt• tlt•M r1bt·d a~ µultllt·nl JKH no~r dl>h}' "°"H' m mlt•r. t''J>t'<''·'"" tno~t-or ~llllc Ass t•mbly t'J 111hd.th"-001 '' \llt•n .ind Chd Wr1.n . hat rt•morkablc 111·\\ Jo"' 1n tlhhH'l lll ll . t.•h Juwt1·1 u~-..1 s~1n111 1on and , H·1ou~n"'' T ht'' "''rt' for ltll' most pnrt. th<• h umh \\ork ol 1ic1lttu'.ll .. ,m,ull.1nh nwn \I.ho for .i rt•t• gu1lk tht• c <tnt p.11,.:11 '11"-llllh''111l"H•ltt11·.1l1·.1ncl1Llilh '' l'h1:. l111w .11011nd 11 .. , ·"" t t lw f\111 But1·h1•1 A1 nold I 111 de tlu11 II .1d111~ tht· h.i1J 1 ~1!1.lt! o:;:-,oult It ~ ,,., llw11 1m I( 11t11' 'I h 'M' po hlh«1l dun~ 'Pl"\•.adt'r :o. t'llmt• uµ \\1th a<·t·us a · 111111, th.it 11JJl"•:-.111~ l .1nJ1d iJh•:-. \\t>rc tn\uh c lx>ycott 1'.\ ptl".tl h . t lw l'h.1 n~''' "r rt· rn.Hfr too l.llt> fo r ex pl.111.1t111n 111 1dutat10n '.'il1t un1qUt' 1n 01 .Ht).!l' Count\ t•ampa1gning , but wt· h :ul hot~"t rtw rand1eJ :111•, h.:itl out.,:rn,,n 'urh tactlt-s And th.it th<N' \\ho put ntu11,., behind thoM· l'1Jl1d1datcs would Ill' 1 t>µubt"C'f t)\ ttwnl Tht• t•.rntputJ!tl h1r1•tf ha nd!'! -tho~c b la nk-faced · 1-.1mr:11i.:n 1·1111~ult.1 nt-. ·\\ho a n· pa 11.l J pr •Lt) pt.•nny :or tlh. 1r 1.!W<l.:Jnn· -prnh.ibl~ Ul l i..111\e d up tht• trick!) and 'flll .1r ... ltut lh\ , .111d1d.ilt'' t hl'f't!lit'ht•:, tx•;ir thl1 rt•sp<m s1lnltty h1r "h.H t ht·\ put out ,\nd t hl1 ">h'r ... h1•;11· tht.' ult 1muh' n •spons ibihty for 11'l'OJ!nl/1t1).! un<krhanctect poht 1<-:tl t~chrllque,." und rE>Jerhng 1 hl• t: :.i n<lu.lJtt·::-.1 ... ~oe1at t•d w1th them A Needed Control R a N'S for count v e le cted o ffices o bvioll.sly were shorn or muc h of the ir usual VlC'IOUSn ess by Lhe presence Of the n ew F air Campaign Practices Com m1ss1o n . True, the commission faltered a t time s and was abus ed by so m e candidates, especia lly the two contend- c.>rs in 2nd Supcr \'is oral Dis trict , David Ba ke r and t1:1rriett \\'i<.'dc r . But tho:-.c \\ho m igh t ha\'e been te mpted to c ut loose with a bar n 1g(• of printed or broadcast dist ortions a nd h ~lf t r uth:-. kn<•w that 1f tht·y d id thPy would b<.· ca lled to a puultc a ttounting before e lect ion tlt1y. T he c:om m 1sslo n o c rs c-es c<1mpa1g ns only for elected c:o unty offic~~. Campa1~ns for :,t a lc a nd federal of- fi ces go unchc<:kcd by any loc<1I agency. Conscqu<·ntl~·. critics who say the com mission failed bcrausc of the us ua l d eluge of cam paig n misconduct in r ontests for s t a te and fede ral offices a re not on firm J!round. If anything. the new county commission s howed the re is a need for s uch a n agency at a local leve l lo Police <:a mpaigns for st ate a nd fc.>de ral offices. Renters Get Share The I rvine Compuny h as led the way in Orange Coun· Ly by becoming thl' first major apartment landlord to a n - nounce Propos itio n 13 rent c r edits for t ena nts . On their Dece m ber rent bills the occupa nts of the 1.:om p any's 3.300 apartm ents in Irvine a nd Newport Beach will fin<l accumulated rent credits of fro m $58 to S91 in kee ping with ~u1detines set forth by Gov . Brown. T hese called for the rebate to tenants of 80 per cent of the property tax s a v ing for each apartme nt project. In the case of the Irvin e Com pany's six large apart· m c nt development:,, tha t !>a ving a m o unted to $250,000. Those who h~ve oc cupied t heir a p a rtme nts for the l::i !'t s ix monlhs of 1978 will receive full r e bates b ased o n lht· r educ tio n m the firs t half of the 1978-79 prope rty tax hill. R<.·nt c red it s will be pro-rated fo r te n a nts who have l1vt:J in tht• J>rOJ<'Cls for a s ho rte r time . ,\ mo~nl of a ny c redit for the next six m onths p re - !'. II ma IJly C'o uld reflrct in cre a s ed o pe rat in g costs o r f·h:in gcs rn t he guid<.•line s by the time the second p a yme nt 1:-. chw next /\pnl l'.omplia nte of la ndlords with the tax saving rebate guide lines will hcndit everyone in the long run. The dis- ta:-.t e f11l a lt ernative t·ou ld be rent controls o r rent freezes that only sc r w to p enalize &ecent la ndlords who have tried to kt·ep the ir n :nt s down. while confirming the in- flalcd ch<.1rgt•s impo:-cd by the r e nt gougers . • Opinions e xpressed In tho space above are those of the Daily Pilot Other views rxpressed o n this page are those ol their authors and artists Reader comment 1s 1nv1ted. Address The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-4321. Boyd/ lnvenlio~ By L. M. BOYD You 've read tha t Ivory Soa p was made originally by a m a n who for~ot to turn off lhe mixing machine thus beat too much a u· into thl' concoction. But were you :i warc thal lhe first ink hint· kr was m ack' by ~n English P<1iwr mill worker \\>ho for got to put ~II.In~ into his vat? It. too. was an a c·c1dent T hen D•·ar Gloomy Gu~ If our tax·endowed s tale colleges think It 's okay ' to feed hummingbirds the same rotte n un· natural imgar that'is kill· Ing us all. in time the tnx payers w1U be spending money to sa ve another e ndangered species J.n. there were teabags, likewise a rhance invention. In l~. a t e a s a les man passed but samples in small silk bags. Not all th06e so gifted took the tea out or the bags befor e bre wing it. That was the s ame year a nothe r tea merrhant at the St . Louis World's Fair invented iced t e a after r ealillng h e couldn't f)f>ddle his hot tea In such weithcr Quick. what Is the card m os t commonly carried" Correct, the Social Securit y c ard. More than 190 million pe ople pack same o n the f)t>rson. Stand with your Mght foot pressed sideways aRains t a wall. Then press your rlghl e~r against that wa ll as though listening. Now try to raise your left foot. Can't do it, can you? It just lolls there. 1mmob1U u.-d, the clumb foot. · You suy you dented your pln1: poni bn11? Roll It In wat~r briefly until It pops out aga in. Half of nil Mexicans arc under age 15 . Nick Thimmesch Kennedy Zeros in on Crime WASlllNCTON-Everythtnll S<-n F.dwnrd Kt-nnt>d y BllYb M d d<k'lf St"t.'m t1 to t)(' amplified th(~t> 1lny11 t'xrept his 1nc ret.t slngly tough lint' on crime und pumsh· ml•nt Tlw "ll'n utor'I! thlnkini< on r r1111 111aht wi ll please tht! run of t.1w a nd 11rdl'r advoratt·~. ;ind "h('ll llbt'rnh lt•t 1t ~oak In. they nHJ(ht be.· ruthl'r startled. "Crtm l' ofkcts the IJCOple I t•prt·111·111 workr rs . the t.>1 ll•-t v , 1·1tv l \\t'll~·fC, h1· told m t• 11· r 1·11t h '.md C'ong r1·.,s \\a)> u11w rl l 1n~ 111 cum c lo •!rtJJ:> W I l h I I b e c ,, u :; l' o r I he .. 10..:.inN·r I n ..: ll r I h l" N 1 xo11 v1•:1r~ "0 111' w:1i. C'lther a law·t.tnd· or<f<•r rand1date or Cuny·ht-nded on c rime Wt.• had 31 committees dt>ah ni;< with energy, but ev t'rybod y bucking of( crime . So I got into 1t I yield to no one in pus hing h•1ot1slation in ht>alth. ,·clur •It 11111 ;ind housin~ llul J)t'O· pit• an• t•nl itlt'tl to bt-f n•t• from I.he domt>sltc ll'rroror en mt· .. KF.NNF.OY NOW ar gUl', th11t no m.1tll'r how mur h social rf'· form lakt•s place. there will ulw<1ys bt.• l)l'Ople who won't livl' rn pt•ace wit h tht.'ir fe llow 1.·1tlt.t'O!> and must be punished lt elpin~ turn Kenned)''s he ad Y.N<' th<' work or the crime com· m 1ss1011 he aded by fo rmer Ca lifo rnia governor . Edmund G. "P at" Brown. and the r ounsel or Harvard's J a m<'S Q Wtlson, who be lieves tha t c riminals a rc litera lly getti ng a way with murder It 1s significant loo. th al Ke nnedy hired Ke.nneth Fein· bcr~. a ha rd-line r on c rime \\hilt' assistant U S Attorney in New York. <i:. his 1.1dm1nistratl\'C assist ant Kt:'nnl'd y 's r C'c c n t tou g h s peech on Juvenil<' v1olenc1• heforc the annual ronvention or police r htl'fs typ1f1es his think- i n~. After la m enti ng that a JU\'C'ntle has only a three percent ch anct• of being convicted in Ph iladt:'lphia . a nd Is twice as likely to get away with robbery as an adult in California. Ken· ned y c riticized liberal notions that juvenile courts can do good. He said the ability or s uch courts Earl Waters to rchablhl3t<' violent juveniles "muat be viewed with increw.· Ing .suspicion " HE PLEASED 'l'HE cops by observing that. "Despite mount· 1ng <'vidence to the contrnry. muny juvenile court judges still believe thal the tecn·age robbt•r or rapist is a worthy subJect for rehabilitation and should not have contact with the adult crtmlnal justice system ... Kennedy deplored the two. track system where "lenient" courts let off violent juvenile!> "with a slap on the wrist " while jailing runaways and "stubborn r hitdren." In Minneapolis. he dec lared. 83 percent of such minor offenders we re held in de· tention while only 51 f)t>rcent of juve niles charged with burglary we re jelled. In short. Kennedy belle vE>s juvenilt'I should pay for llK!r r crimea t.he same u11 adults. an<l that the crime. not a1ec. should determine thelr punishment. INDEED. Kcnn('dy s ees st·n tencing as one of the great arfl1<·· tion s of t he Justice syste m "Three cops a re convicted of beating up a s uspeet In llouston. and they get proba hon.'' he toll.I me. "There should have tx..-·11 mand a t o r y sen t e n cl n ~. Crim inals have told us how they play the ga me a nd s hop for Judges who will be lenient. "The district a ttorney in Springfield. Mass .. tells me that some Judges the re tr iple the length of sentence because they figure lhe parole offic~r will let the offe~r off later anyway.~ one guy iJr1 out on probation 1n two years for th~ BAme cr1mt that kee p s another in prison Everybody's playing games. It's unfair to the defendant and lht pubtic. It's not the judge 's fuul t Rob~ry. for example, calls for- ztro to 2S years. Wha t should the Judge do?" KENNF.OV'S rcmt•dy 1s thl· P't•dN :tl Criminul Cod<' Reform Al'I , wh1rh pas~wd th<> S<-nate but wt•nt dt'ad 1n th<' House thi.. session ''The c urrent code .-. .1 d 1s 2n 1cC'." Ke nnedy ar~u1•., "T ht·r<' arl' 70 confl icting def1ni lions of ttw!ft, RO provisions rcl<it In" to fors.wry and countt'rfc>11 Ing. 50 eontwung terms dcscr1li inic culpab1luy and a rchaic laY.i. on r ape and other sex offenses .. C iv il libert a ria n s h a vl' cr1t 1cized Kennedy 's r eform measures. particuJarly on the 1:-.· sue of immunity. figuring that .i broad-sca le application of tt11 .. device couJd unfairly trap f}('f• pie. But Ralph Nader and oth .. r artivists favor "use" 1mmun11\. :.iq~uing that it can snare t1i11 ··pla nner'' in consu ml'r :ind reJ?ulatory cnmcs as well as 1h1• 1.•xecutor. Some of K1•nned y 's oth1.•r recomme ndations. s uch as th<r..1· calling for photographing and fingerpnnli ng juvenile offl'ndt•r. a nd placing them in ldentif1ct1on lineu ps. aren't so popular "1th hberals either. Kennedy makt" 11 c lear that he is against cap1t<1I punishment. wants the Miranda Rule «informing citize ns or the ir rights I extended to all FBI 1n vestigalJons a nd is i>trongly for gun l'Ontrol. SENATORS s pent 67 hour-. marking up the code reform bill last session. a nd Kennl'dy wa' d1sappointNf wht•n tht: hi ll wa:-. stalll'd in ,1 lfoust• subt·om m11 ll'l' It gOt>s in next yt•:ir to b<?~1n all over. but k1:noedy feel-; th!!'> t1 mt> 1t will go the t•nt1rc routt· "Some pt'Oplt• thank I 1.1m tr~ in~ to put more people in jail for IQnger sente nc·es." ht• :-a)!> "Th;.it ·s not th<' issue W1"re trv 1ng to es tablish certa inty (.r pun1sbment for violent cr1mt" a nd that means ma ndatory s<•n· tencln~. no matter how old Utt· offender is. Crwne is a neglcctl'd q u estion , a nd p eop le want :,omething dooe about 1t." National Guard Ready for Dori.hie Service Ca ll forrua 's National Gua rd is re ady lo act 1n e merJ(e ncies caused by civil strife or other disorders when called upon by local authoriti es for a id. Announcin~ the establishme nt of police trained cadres to back up local law e nforcem enl age n c i es , Gua rd r om · m a nder Ma· JOr Ge neral F ra nk J . Schober, Jr .. s aid C a l · l(or n1 a 1s the first slate in the Union to provide specialized civilian police training for its gua rd units Schober's plans for sperially tra ined polir c guard units to keep the peace during times of 11tress caused an uproar in some cirrles when they were initially revealed back in 1976. Dul cooler heads quickly pointed out that the s tate low requires the gov- ernor to call out the Gua rd when asked by local a uthorities to Art Hoppe quell re bellion. insurrection. in· va sion. tumult. riot, breach of pe a ce or because o f pubh c calamity. catastro phe or other emergency. WITH TIIE s moke or opposi· lion cleared. Schober proceeded with his program. Aided by a $277 .000 federal grant he ordered military police and security guard units to complete the rourses of instruction presrribed by the Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission. The groups which resulted are re· rerrcd to as LEAF, an abbrevia· Uon for Law Enforcement As· slstance Force. The courses cov- ered basic training in laws of arrest. search and seizure as we ll as methods and procedures. As Schobe r reco g nized . m ilitary forces are trained to use m aximu m force-:· "We turned that all around with the G ua rd pe rsonnel c hosen for LEAF. We train them that prop- e r pollce procedure is to use th e least a m ount of force necessary in any given situa· lion." C u rrently the Gua r d no w has e ight contingents a t th1• read y. 'Tllese var y m s ize from ba ttalion strength or about 400 to p la toon size. Al togethe r thl'Y represent a total of some 1.500 officers and men. These, or course. would be supported m a major emergency with thl' cm tire 25,000 me mber N ational Guard. T h e ne ed for e s p ecia lly trained personoel to a ct in civil s trife was made clear durin~ lhl· campus uprisin~ of the 196-0s whe n tragic eve nts resulte d from the use or military troop::. not schooled in dealing with civilians. The Watts riots gaVI' fu rthe r notice or the need but 1t wasn't until Schober was placed In command that plans for lht· training were developed a nd put into effect. NO DOUBT the fe ars (•x pressed in some of the early op position were responsible for th\' failure to ready the troops for civilian police work. These fears we re that the units would be used to break police and firemen s trikes Altho u g h s uch int e nt ,., prom ptly dt.•nicd by lht> ~ovemor a nd Guard a utho riti es, t h•· possibility of use of the Guard un its in the cvt•nt of suctt la bor d1!> putt~s remains. T ff F. A CT I 0 N o f t h 1· Legislat ure a uthorizing l1.1b<1r bargairung (or public ~mployet•i. a long with the trend to m1ht<inl :-.t~mres by those employees. en couraged by la bor unions, pomb to the poss1b1hty that Cah forni:i m ay expe rie n ce polic e ann f1rcml·n stnkes such as occurn'!> by pubUc employees. In such <'V<'nt the· initial plan or !()(•a l a uthorities is to ca ll up on ne1ghboriog c1t 1cs for ~•:-. si~LnnCl' under the mutual :ml pa c ts. Howe ve r . s h oulrl 1t become nccess~1ry to call upon the Guard for help it should bl· 1·omfortrng to know that tho:.l' who will be used haw had ba:.1l: training equa l to that of lh1.· poli ce whose pl a('es they arc taking. There Isa Way to Unite Mankind (Teniporarily) 1'he fu-st message from outer space was picked up by radio telescopes at NASA tracking sta· tlons in Mojave. California, and Aayonne. N.J .. at 5.5fl p.m. on Sunday, October 8, 197H. ).II 1t sa id was: "We are the Alcatt:-.. We :ire coming ... "Could this be a hoax?" as k e d a n e rvou !j President. "Absolutely not. sir." said hi s c hi e f scientific ad viser ... Ry triangulation, we det e r · min ed the message came from Venus. Sul a11 Venus ts un- able lo support life as we know it. we 11uspect the Alcatts are ex· plorcrs from onolhe r solar :-.ys tem. Ir not another galaxy." '"CALL AN emergency session of the U N.," said the President grimly. The seaslon was a somber one "In order to travel such grea t distances." the Director General warned the delegate;, "the Atcatts must have a greatly superior technology. If they at· tack. we won't s tand a chance. Shnll we s urrender . then. to these alien creatur~? Or !>halJ W C fight to the last me mber or our s pecies?" With a roar. the delegat~ vot· ed unanimously to fight. lsraeUs n nd Arabs emotionally e m· braced, as did Greeks a nd Tu rks, Chinese and Russians and Koreans from both North and South. Mankind was united a t last a gains t a common enemy. Around the world. mis · sites aimed at neighboring na· lions slowly rose to point up Into the black VOid or space. EXACTLY ONE wee k later. the !lecood mc~w1ge arrived, this time from Ma rs: "For m orf' than SO years, we. the Alcatts, h a ve be en o bser ving yo ur planet. Despite your faults, we have come to devoutly adD'llre you human beings ror your nobility ol apirlt, your grandeur of pu~ and, 1bove all. the brotherly love tha t glows within each of you. At precis ely 12·01 a.m . tomorrow. we wilJ land 1n the plaza of your United Nations to ce lebrat.e with you the advent or lastlng peare .. "MANKIND SAVED.'' cried the headlines j ubilantly. And around the Y..o rl d . bl a c k!>. whites, yellows . browns a nd reds hugged each other in wild joy. AT PRECISELY 12·01 the following d ay. as thousands jammed every nook and craMy, a huge purple balloon floated silent- ly over the East River and settled genllylnthe U.N. Plaza. O ut of the baske t . !;t epped a kindly took Ing man smoking a pi pe le was followed by a !-tout Quotes ·'IC nil printers were de- te rmined not to print a nytrunr tlll they were surr It would o fend nobody. there would be very little printed ... 84Tlj0mfn Fronkltn wom an in a print d ress. "Hi." he said. "I'm Al Katz This i" my wife. Mrs. Katz. I in· vrnted a lasl'r radio trans mitter with which I'm able to bounce· messages off distant planet". I thought I'd us€' it to show every. body how t.•as1ly they could put aside their petty d1 lferences ancJ ac hieve a las ting peace by simp- ly realizing they were all mem- bers of the samt> little s pecie:-. ndnrt in a boundless universe Is n't this woodcrful?" WELL. THE crowd, which had come to see alien creature:-.. na turally felt eht aled a nd a growling mob promptly tore Mr and Mrs. Katz limb from limb As ror the delegates. they went b~•ck Inside to a ccu.cie each other a ngrily of plotting the entlrt> episode . Within u week. thre<> bru11hfire wars. two border cor Oicts and the \t~U&I num~r of ter rnr b t a tta cks h ad b een launched. So It was hardly a ny Ume a t nil before the highly adaptable human s pecies had restored ~verythlng to normal. ( ...... • l ' . ' , t NATION I LOCAL I OBITUARIES Monde,)I. November 13. 197& DAIL v PILOT • A 7 Old Currency Price Soars ( I Q UEEN IE / -~,, \ -;_,-'/I ""'--"./ -,I""" ,?' WASlnNGTON 1API -The US dollar may tw 1auin~. but Confedtir ate money, suh, 1s at Its hlt(ht•!lt \'Uhl\' Nlnt'C Lee':. surrender m 1865 made rt'bcl c.ash at. prime as e xpi red cents off l'OUpoOti Thci.e dayis, don't tell colle<-tors a Continental dolla1 'lisn't worth a Continental " Oto:FUNCT CURRENCY has urned an uvt.'rege of d4lublc and more lhe lnfiatlon rate over the la11l lWO yors, Sl&Yli qealer Douglas Ball or thr Nu m1 t>mut11· and Antiquarian Service Corp. of New York City i\nd hu expecli. the trend to continue at tht' rirm't.·Oecember auction or not-so-current cur· f\'IH'Y \bv\Jt .111 , '"',..in~ ... , 1~ I 111 .,:• 11ing m\ 1111ww\ ~ ""111 tit 1•ul 111 !hi' htlt Somt· Confederate issues have risen sharply. 1i~1d fh1ll th• cited the Sl.000 Montgomery, Al a bill "hwh w<.1:. worth Sl.600 m 1970 and today would bnng $5,000 or $6,000 at auction in crisp. un· 1•1rrulc.1tl'd cond1llon Lagw1a Offers Varied Courses Retreat Approved For Yoga Th1.·atl'r wc1rkshop, physical fitness. l'relit1vt· "ntm~. ~at·htombmg, bridge, Spanish lesson:.. r• 1 t•Jt I\\' ::.t·~ in~. :.qua re dancing and movies art· tw1ng offered to senior citizens through mid llt'n·mbt·r at· the Recreation BuJldmg , 515 f orest .\ \ t·nut•. L.iguna Beach The Yoga Center a nd Spmtual World Society of Costa Mesa has won approval fro m San Di e go Cou nt y Supervisors to build a 36-a.cre yoga retreat a lo ng the so·ca ll ed "lltghway to the Stars" near P aloma r Observatory. A hus tnp to tht-Norton Simon Muse um 1:. :-.l'ht•duled Nov 30 and a Chnstmas party with en h'rtatnmt•nt b\' the La~una Reach Hili?h School Choral Group. food. dancing, and a sing-a-long will bt• ht>ld Dec 15 T~o Saddleback College classes w1U be added for the nl!w year, including eslate plan · n1ng/probale and wills. and traveling £or adults. The center will be al· lowed to build six. 16· person dormitories, two five.person monas tic houses, a temple to seat 106 people a nd bath houses. a libra ry a nd classrooms. Furth<>r information may be obtarned by call ing Bob Portl'r al the Center. 497-2441. WAIGHT (JQAO THY WRIC.HT IM\\ed •••~ "n NOY'"'""'' tO. ••18 •• lhit S-twrm•n OG• \ ( ommun~tv HO'\OtlAI A former '• \lttent ot lf't\ur .. 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(di"-tint Artf\ur nl (O''" Mt \rl C tt ""° H Jllo6n c.1tlt»n\ ot l "' •J,,, • C .-l#'f ·•'U '' ~t'71f 4ln1btr n nt t .. n.ot r W'ff>'"'"""~ t.t•td _. dthrvn Nt ..... o• '1 U.tMOIOO Mu ht~n .~ .-.. d l">O U' Yt'-f>d ov & 9r MMJt n1ldrt"n dnd 1 qr,.•t qr•~ Mt\ C•ther\ wt1' ., rt l1rtd te«"'r Oi JO w 4)r\. tr..cn1nq mo\t 01 trw-t•l'nP .n M1rl"lt~n c;..arvte .. ...,,.,., ~Id tQd.ly, Mond•Y~ t*f 1 J.JM ·•1 Ptt<tft( "·~-Mt-rnot••I P;JH {fMpPI ¥1Jttf'I Apv J&O TN>f'P\4'\ Of 'J,t .Andrt'.''ft' PrP\bYl~r ,.,, Chur< h alht 1attnQ AdO• t1otMI \.-rvt<n ttnct 1nh..,fTWnt wrrr1ll tdttf' e>I•< r on rttu,-..,,o.ay Nn-.~m~r 16, t~11 l~tl 1 PM In North 8alhtn0ttl', ()r·uo In l•fu 01 HOVl,l"\ ••m•lv 'WOuld onttt'r d0n'9lon\ 10 Int" A~fl(dM Hedrt A\· lOC'11tt1on PJclfn V1t1w M o rtu.H"y Nt'>Nl>Ort Ek•l'f< l"'I d1tt< 104' \ MAGA~ I"[ llRI MAC,llS, r~•1denl Of Hunt· 1nqton t:4t-d< t1 {...e Pa\\ed •wav o" NQvtmtwr tO 1tQ/8 on C/\1t•QO. lltlno•• Ut1ovt'O mou..,.., ot T on1 Mttrlr Shauer ut Hun11nqton Be.ct>, C... and Juhn /upko ot Ct>•ca90, 111tnoh .ind qr .. nomo"-'r of voo Sh.Iver of ~•n o .. ·®. < .. """ Jot>n, J•""'' •net ootd /upkO o• ChltdQO, lllll'IOI\. Frt~nd\ ,..._., (fiiH .ti Pit-re~ 8rothttf') SmUtt!I' M0'1u"'"· Hunhnqton 84!6Ch, C• any '""" Ro...,y will bP rec1lrd ton1111>t •I I lO P M •I Plt!f(e !lrolNlr\ ~m•lh)' MOrtlH<Y Ma\\ Ot (.hrl\llan 8U,.dl will be u._•lrd on Tue'4ay, Nov ~ml>t!f 14, "'* al 1 00 PM <ti S.tnl M••Y \ 8y ,..,. ~· C.lhollC (.hufCh '""" Rev F•tt>e< Daniel Jot>nM>n n t elebr•nt P1ttt• e,-ottioer\ Sm1nn~ M0'11H<Y dlre<loo P~CIAC.YlfW }o41MO«IAL PA.al Cemetery Mortuary CtJlioel 3500 Pacific View Dnve Newport Beach 644-2700 McCO.MICl MOtlTUAlll~ Laguna Beach 49,4-941 5 Laguna Halls 768-0933 San Juan Capistrano 495-1776 IAL TZ-lllGllO .. FUlaAL HOME 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 l&L•04DWA.Y MOV'UAlY t to Broadway Costa Mesa 64:> 9 150 SMITH· llm4tu-lAMI MOaTUAlY WESTCU .. CHAPIL Crerretory • Flow er ShOP 427 E 17th St Co:;ta Mesa 646-4888 Pl•Ct •OntHS SMlnt'S MOtlTUAlY 627 Main St Hunttngton Deach ~8-6539 SH ..... MOtlTU4lY 976 So Coast Hwy Laguna Beach 494-1535 1533 N El Camino Real San Cl@mente 492..0100 ,_FAMILY COLOMAL '41HHAL HOMI 7801 ao1sa Ave W•tminster 893-3525 0 Deaths : Elsewhere·. BERKELEY IAP l Retired Alameda Coun· ty S upe r ior Jud ge Monroe Friedman, 83. who presided over Black Panther lluey Newton's controversial murdl·r tria l in 1969, died Sun- day in a lot.al hospital LONDON <AP •- Law Proft'ssor Arthur Lehman Goodhart. 87. e d i tor o f t h e La w Quarterly Review, the A MAXIM UM of 106 people wiU be allowed at a tim e, 10 liv ing pc r m a ne ntly in th e monastic lodges arid as many as 96 others as a weekend retreat. S upervisor Roge r I ledgecock said that the yog i s "bent over backwards to meet con- cern:." of Palomar resi- dents who fear environ- mental or tra ffic prob- 1 e m s fr o m th e development. T h e Yoga Center operates in Costa Mesa at 445 E . 17th St. leading legal periodical Plan Unveiled rn the English-speaking "orld. died Frida} An SAN JOSE <AP > -Of- American. he qualified ric1als have un ve iled a for the English bar m $74 million plan for im· 1943 and was knighted m p ro v in g Sa n J ose 1948 Mun1 c1pal Airport. The 19-ycar plan includes the SAUSALITO IAPl construction of general F.ar l Thomps on. 47. aviation facilities and autho r of best-selling t•x pans 1on o r th e novels "Caldo Largo." passenger terminal. "Tattoo" and "Garden ~;;;;;;;;;.;;~rp;p;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;m of Sand ." suffered a 1000 ~AUTY hearl attack and died on LAMPSHADES the sidewatk near his Harbor Lites apart ment Thursday. I0-6 EYerr Doy i.ct. 5-dlry 1122•11 .Wwporl ll•d. NEW ROCHELLE. COtteMH. N. y . <AP> -Country 645-nOI a nd western singer Lio-~===~=~==~ da S<:ott bas been found s lain , appar e ntl y bludgeoned to death. in her Tudor mansion here. police re port. Miss Scott. 28, sang under the stage name "Charlee." NEW YORK (AP > - $2500 Disco $5 entry fee for Nov l S-16-17 contest at Hunt1nQton Center Phone 897-2533 Ho1'ard Swanson, 71, a '------------ black composer whose ----------.. works were played by the country's m ajor symphony orchestras and sung by major con- cert artisL<;, 'died Sunday at a New Y,ork hospital. Attacker To Face Diagnosis A Costa Mesan who admitted in Orange County Superior Court that h e s hot and wounded another man at ao Anaheim home has been orderesf to undergo a 90-day d iagnostic study prior lo sentenc- ing. Judge J e rrold S . Oliver sent Timothy Polsfoot, Z7, of 377 E . 18th St., to the state's Chino facility and set Jan. 26 as lhe sentencing date. Polsfoot faces a possible state prison term of up to four years. It was successfully al- leged· that Polsfoot shot and stabbed Marcos Robedo, 26, at the vie· tim 's Anaheim hom e last Aug. 2. Skiing classltl•d •els are the best place to bJIY or sell slu wear and -""lpment In the Dally Piiot. 642-5671 SEND ONE ... TAKE ONE HOME OURFTD TIIANKSGIVER BOUQUET TKA.~ll.'IGMl'C I'\ n•-.l'Oll¥l>llllJI :1:1 f'C6livt' foll nowcrs in an t>xclus1w FTD woven wood. handled buskct.. Coll cir 'lop in. Wt' St•ndOowl"r!. Ct almost uny · whl'Tc-the FTDway. $15.00 & $1¥0 411 UNIVERSITY FLORISTS OF IRVINE .,,, c:.,.. .............. c~•....,c...... 712·7'40 I I I HALF THE I NCREASE occurred an the lai.t two years when lht.' purchasing power or the us doll a r skidded by about 17 percent, he said The m06t available Co nfederate item. the 1864 Ri chmond. Va .. $10 bill. 1s now worth $2 apiece a fter selling for 60 or 70 cents in large bundles in 1970, said Ball Even in 1976. scarcer ii.sues were boasting hef· ty pricetaics Th<' $2 bill of 1862. hearing a vignette of "Con · federacy Strikint.: Down the Union ... was valued in 1976 at $40 uncirculated. according to "Con· federate Slates of America Paper Money," by Arlie R. Slabaugh. And one a very rare $5 bill. "usually very worl'\." is listed as $750 "Fair" to $2.250 "Fane "Onl y. 7.160 notes of the type were I!>· sued CHOICE BILLS of scarcer types. notes the book, "arc rising in price. in some instances quite rapidly." The Confederacy issued a total of $2 b1lhon worth of money. backed by planters' loans of co1 ton. but a Uruon shJppmg blockade plus :.tored-up stocks m the north plunged the dollar·i. valu.e. Six or seven monthe; ago. a $2<1 Contmentil l note authorized by the ConlJnental Congress sold for about $1.500. or 75 times face value. Ball said. A 1978 catalog list:. a $20 Ben Franklin note Lil S200-up and SS and S6 issues at S70·up Prices of colonial currency of all types. includ ing state notes. appreciated greatly in 1976 in sym palhy with the Bicentennial Other types of old currency whi ch have gone up m collector value include 1933 depression senµ. notes issued by private merchanti.. old Mormon i:, sues. national bank notes and fed eral reserv( notes. . , 1 Ra'l<'.J upon overage re111I store ri.r1cc for half-gallon of milk as of Oct. I , 1978 ' I I A• DAIL y PILOT ~ Nowi•lf>M l3 1978 CALIFORNIA I CONSUMER Wheeling, Appealing Dog Drop Device Honored • Top Roller Skater Says Sport Overlooked Snow On pneirees -~-.....-. HAJ\Y.ll!WI El.I> I A l'I Natalie l>unn I'\ ii thr<'t' t1mt> world sk;1tln•: <"h11mp1on with gold mt>dJIN llflfl J :.howc ·•M· r1111 or lrophll'S lO provt' It tiul 'lht hull yl'l to m.ikl• hc•r fl1 ~shampoo com 11H·n·1ol Tht• cllffrn•m•t• ht>l wec·n her und Dorothy tlum11l 1i. tht: d1rft'11·nc•e lwtw~cn wht.'els and hladl-. AT %1, MUl8 OVNN,.IS TUE undlspult.'d roller 'lktallnt( t·h.1mpion or tht> world, wlnnlng In Rome in 1976, Montreal an 1977 and Lisbon In September l!:v.-n. NO, bt·r status has only recently been rec· ott01.u1d t.'Vt'n in h.,r llometown Uit.dy I noUl-e peoplt> looking al me 'onlt'ttmt>s tlM.-y suy 'don't 1 know you?' or ·aren't vuu lh-t sll.utt'r.,"' ~ht> .,u1d wtule pulling a shlft al lk-r purt.'f'llJI' roUt:r skuhnit nnk here But lht· lu<·k of atknt1on to Mts.'i Dunn and hl'r "11111 l r1•m;iu1!'> ;111el promptt:d unc local sport~ 1.1. nli•r tu noh-· Tht> lc>v. n ov. t·s hf'r c;omt>ttung dl h•di.t thl· kl y:-. lo thl· l'lt) or J ticker tupc paradt-" -MISS DUNN SAYS TRE ~hght to roller skat· 1ng l!> lht' fault of roller dt>rby ··That rl"ally hurt us wht>n that was popular. f'eople havl' never seen good, artistic roller skat· Ing lhal is eomparable lo ice skating," she said. "They lblnk roller i.kalang is JU.St going 'roung and 'round." ROLLER SKATING CHAMPION SHOWS FORM Roller skaUn~ actually is more versatile in its freestyle compeUllon and offers a wider range of movement lhan ice skutlng, say!! the sometime ('al State Bakersfield business student. Natalie Dunn Clalma Sport la Underrated Fiesta Future Dubio1•s New Law Could Cut 'Captive' Car Sales LOS ANGELES I AP I If you feel sorry for orphans, save a t ea r for the Ford Fiesta. Gener a l Motora Opel and Chr ysler Arrow. which could twcome orphans in 1980. ln the aulomob1lt• business, an · orphan" 1s a <'ar no longer bl"- 1ng manufa<'lurffi Samca. Vaux· hall. the Sunh('<Jm Arrow :md AlplOI', the c;t·rman-bullt Opcl :.ind th<' Ford Cortina have all :Jd111•vt>d "orphan·• stall!!> Japan builds lhe Dodge Colt and Challenger and Plymouth Arrow and Sapporo. Chrysler owns pa.rt. of Mitsubishi. Some or aJJ or these cars are likely to become orphans after next year and. Ironically, the <·ausl' is a law a1med al lmprQV· ang automobile mileage. As of the 1980 model year , U.S automobak manufaclurt>r; .,.. ,11 no longer be able to count c·up live imports t o ward the min 1 mum mill's pt'r gallon "fll'l't averages" r <>qu1n•d by the Ener1?y Polley and Cont>er v<Jt1on Act or 1975. domestic production of these cars because after the 1979 model year we cannot count cap- tive imports ID our fuel economy average ," Ford's c hi e f t'conomist . John Deavcrn told a Senate committee this year. "ll 1s import.ant to nott> that even al present prict's Ford as mcumni: u net loss on small car sales." OFFIC I ALLY, THE rarmakc rs i.ay they haven't dt:cidl"d on tht' falt• of tht• l'"'iesta and other capllve imports. "ll wlll be sold in 1979 in t.hc U nited States," s ays' FoTd "IT IS BEAUTlf'VL. JVST like ice skatin~ uod 1t ':-. every bit a:. ..:ood ar not better in som•' ways," she says. "You <·an do t'veryttung on rollc•r skat"" that you can do on ace skates, etnd there an· lots of ttungs you can do on roller skates l.hat you <'3ll 't do 00 IC{' " An t'xample 1s lht' "httl camel." a po:uUon where the s kal<'r span~ on tht· back wh~ls or one skate She said 1t 1s 1mpoRs1ble to spin on the back point or one iN' s kate blade Tht' ht'av1er skates may make roll~r skalJng mo rev physically demanding. Miss Dunn says. "RoUer skates weigh four pounds each where ice skates weigh o ne pound each. That's a dlf· ft>rence of six pounds. And It might be harder to pus h to keep speed up in roller skating," explains Miss Dunn, who says ~ht' has 1~ skated u htlle Just for rW\. MISS DUNN PLANS TO rt:t1re uner compet COPENHAGEN. Dt·n· m<1rk <A l'I Police 1n· s pt•ctor Robert KJt'ldM:n won the $100 first Prill' for deSIJ.?lltng a device lo help dog lovers pic.-k up wh.it Oteir pets leave on the s lreeL<J. De nmark 's 600,000 dogs deposit 50 lon~ or feces on the country's s treets and 1n other be~,,,~ .. ·.once · · · ·· ea.r· · ~.~ . " public places every day. ·----------and the Association of Danis h Ingenuity d e- cided to do something ,.---------- about It. orrenng monl'y for the befit design 1ng on Ow US tc•am in th<' f1r.;l roller :-.katinp, com KJ('ldst'n':-. devarc c·on J)<'l1llonatthf'PanAm1·nl'an gaml'SnextJuly -;1~ts CJf a p1t·c·1· o f "I want to get out un top.·· s lw :-.ay:-. cardboard, two plastic Aftt>r lhat. she plan:-. to teal·h. oµc1 ate her own bags, and a ltlll<· :>and. $2500 Disco roller skating rink sunu: day and champion lhl· J t '~ the size of a wallet '°" N~: ~~?~~ sport of roller llkatlng whenever :-.he c:.in and can be earned an a contest at Huntington "Our s port hcc.n't had much publicity m the pol·kel Cenier Ptlone 897-2533. past. w every lime I gel an opportunity to do __________ ;..__ ________ _ something ... a telt'\'1s1on s pot. a magazint' an· lerview ... J Jump for 1t." she i;ays. Mls.5 DUNN ALSO WOULD like to ht! a television commentator, cspec1a1Jy 1f roller skat Ing be('omes an Olympic event, a poi.s1b11Jty she says "is gettJng better all the llme." "But with so many new s ports Wljnting lo get into tbt> Olympics. I'm a fraid it will lake a whale." s he says IL was n<•arly 20 yC'ar:-. c.igo. at age· 2. that M1i;s Uuno first rolled onto hl·r part'nts' Skat.eland nnk here. A few years later i>hl' wa.-. go111i: therl· after school. "I thought every ktd raml' to the skat.Jn~ n nk after school. 1l was the only v.orld I'd t:ver been In." she savs. ALTHOUGH HER PARENTS, OMAR and Delores Dunn, never pushed her, they told her 1r s he was going to skatc:, s he had better work :.it it "And I never lJred or 1t'' she says "Twe nty years is a lo~ time." Military Tax Fought GREEN LAKE, Wis IAP l {){>lt·gau·.., from three his toric "pt•acl' c·hurrhi:s · Fril·nds IQuakersl, Mennon1tt·:-. and lhl' Churrh of th<' Brethren -have urged tht'1r 400.000 membt>rs to "seriously t'OOSider refusal to pay the m1lttarv portion or their federal taxe:-.' an re:>ponse lo Christ's call t.o peacemakin1:. JOSEPH N. GREGURICH, M.D. OIPt.OMATE. AMERICAN BOARD OF FAMILY PRACTICE ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE AT 3610 S. BRISTOL ST. SUITE I 00 Al tht> corner ot Bristol & M.lcArthur 101rect1y Brhlnd Ma rina Savings & Lodnl ly Af!,at..ttM..t o..ty Cal 556-8320 A home for you: Jasmine Creek. j.hmlnl' Crc:cl 1, .1 qutt'I. rn' .11e w 1y of ltk. wtth llll·Jt··'>-IC 'IR"t't' JnJ lor' ot grl't'ncry Ju\t lx·'J'• mJ tht' THE PASSING OF lht>st> rars is probably only of interest lo auto hLStonans, unl~S or COUTSl' you happen to own one and find yourself in need of parts. Then their demise can take on a personal and frustrating mean- ing. THE ACT REQUIRE S carmakers to reach certarn fuel dricleocy standards for their en- tire line of models or "fleet." Since big cars obviouJSly gel worse mileage than compacts, manufacturers must sell a cer- tain number of smaller cars lo achieve their required "fleet averages." s pokesman Pele Youn g --------------------• "Decisions for 1980 and beyond 24 hour :l!lt·nJe<l ~.1tchou<,(' ·~the Clubhou~" with 1b tl·nn1~ coun~. i.w1mmini:: pool, .md Jacuzm. The f'ord's Fiesta. bwlt by Ford of Europe, is the biggest seller m a group of cars lcnown as "captlve am ports." which a re built a broad under the aegis or Oetroit's Big Three for sale in the Uoiled States. General Motors' captive Is the Opel, built by Isuzu Moto~ of .Japan for lhe Buick 01vis1on. GM owns part or Isuzu still haven't beeo maee ... Young says that even if Ford decides t.o stop selling the Fiesta domestically, "parts and servic~ ability should be good becau.'\e it wiU continue to J>e manufac- tured in ~rope, which means the tooling will be in place.·· ·Torpedo Found ~UA~ eJIM Restaurant ~FRESH SEAFOOD PRIME RIB • N.Y. STEA.IC lint °""'"' 4 to 6~0 P.lft. rr;.. Rlb, Fresh Sfffood or Chef's SpKid (;cl-~ Dhlnet" $4.45 homes, with .i number u( innov<1uve pl.ms to choor.e from, art' Jl-s1gned wuh )OO in mind j.L~mmt Crttk "a ~rx-1.1.jl pl.Kt: tor 'fX'\.1,11 pcopl..: JASMINE CAEEl'I CHRYSLER HAS BY far the most captive imports, alm<;>sl half the domes t1 <' market. ~ 1tbubishl Moto rs Corp of Because the dom estic manufactun'rs cannot count the forcil!n-bullt captive Imports toward fleet averages as of 1980, many observers believe they are unlikely lo continue lo import them after lhat. There 1s no law requiring them lo stockpile parts ror the captives. 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You'll find whirlpool, sawia, steam and sun ~to relax and refresh· you after YOW' wOOwut. And for women we offer Jazznastic:s- unique group exercises done to UJ>tempC> music. So start getting into shape with swimming and jogging (available at roost locations) and tame the wild, wild waist today! 1t.Do-uwk introductory offer and otMr membership programs nor.o aDGilab#. ' New Inland Locations Riverside 4020 Madison Cat Arlingt.On) San Bernardino 333 N. H. Street (opposite Central City Mall) Montclair 5350 Olive Street (at Central Ave., opposite Montgomery Ward) ~~orthridqe 9143 De Soto Ave., at Nordhoff Encino 17031 Ventura Blvd, West of Balboa Hollywood 7080 Hollywood Dlvd., c:orner LaBrea Ave. Safa Medical Center Long Beach 4101 Atlantic Blvd., Cornn of Carson Weet Loe Ango1-1914 So. 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JPl.\11 •''' wld 1u·t1vn !JOU IWt'd 111 wit~· lnt'</Wllt'\ m '/''' t rn1111'•1I uru1 hu ,rn,,~s ,\fml IJllllr I/lit"'''""~ 111 11111 1'urin t\t ''"'' ~· rr lft' Oruurw Cv11\I /)ru/11 l 'llnl I'(} kni nw f'11.\ltl \11'"':.0 ('A 'l!nl6 '" 11101111 ll-t11·r:. 11:. 1JU'·'1/1/,, u 1/1 lw unsu•1·ri·i/ hut phunt•d au1111nt"' "' l•'ll"" 11111 1·u lrulmq llw rt'tU:frr s /ult m11111· 1ultlrt•\.\ mut 111.i..•.mn hour.\ µlrOT1t' r1umlwrtanru1t hf, 11r1\1c11 rt•d I f11.\111lumra11111~ar:.cJa1 111 a repl Salurday:. O l d .4tt o mp1' S1ifl R.-d....,..ablf- DEAR PAT Whtre r <1n I rt-deem ~omt• <>Id Plaid pn•maum !'>lamp hook:.'' I ..a bo hJ\'l• a f<:w falll'd Tnplc S. Blut• :,tJ mp bcJol..!'> too Cdn they !>lrll b{.' rcdet-med'.' P K . Huntrni::ton Beach The KF. Mc Donald Stamp Co., P .O. Box lSS. Dayton. Ohio 454UI, "ill n ·dttm Plaid i.lamp books for Sl.20 each. Grand l 'nion Co .. 640 Winters Ave .. Paramus, N.J. 07652, will pay lht• s ame for Triple S. Blot' stamp b<Hlki.. \'ou can find o ut wht>re to re - df>t>m olh(>r~ hy i.t>ndln~ a 1tample 'tamp to the Trading Stamp lni.litult> uf .\mt•rka. 11 Broad~fil'" "f'" \ ork, 1'. V. IOOf._t. It••• ('r••nm \••••fb tlbrt-Salf Dt;AH l'i\ I I h ti\t' :.rn t·h:·<'lnc 11·t· rn•a m make r a nd li .1\l' m <ufr !'>l'H'r ..al k1nt'' My prohlr m '' lhiil tht.· ir e• rn·um H't'!'> up wht•n I 'ilOr<· 11 1n the rcfnJ_lerator It dcwi;n 't sta~ :.mooth hkt• c'<1m merc1iil 1n· cn ·a m 1\n~ !'>Uggt•:.tlOlll)" W II . Corona ck l ,'\far Tht> l>ail')' Coundl or ('alifomia '3Yl\ that you prnhabl~ art' not u"inl( t•nougb rock 'all on the ice wbt>n you makt' thf" ict· t'ream. Tbi1. ":iilt helps l\low do" n the fre1•zin~ p roct''i2' and tbal give" the in· crt·am a 'intooth1•r C'On,ii.lt'nt·v. H \VS rPa dt"r' Offer t1tl11"r 'U~~t'"liOOI. to !tOl ~e lhis prohlem, ~ou'll ~ contal'tt'd. tf~t ol Cor d"" \of R t>ol Thittg DEAR !'AT I -..1 .... a ma~u.trnt' ad for a mC'lal ~frdrcart• c;.ircl I think d m d .il l'<t rd 1-. a good rd<:a bt·t•au~t> 11 '.A.On't "PIH <iu t Would 'illl'h a card bt: <H'<:l'Jlll'cl by Sorral ~c1·unt:-, as an "Orf1<.·1al" Mt>d1l·an·card'' P S . ~ c"' port Re <tch f'o. Permanent )t1>dicare card1t made of mt>ta l ormplastic, which an• sold by some manufaclurer1>, art• nol a substitute ·ror your o mcially iss ued M<'dkart> cud, according to a Social Security Ad· minit.lrallon spokesman. Wht>lhe r or nol you buy a rn1>tal card ii, up lo you. hut doctors and olher ht>allh can• provldt>r" may not accept It a!t a record of your Medicare prolt'.:tion !>.ince it ill nol your offi cially Issued card. l~it ..-rary G u ild ,ffisr••ad L~U ~r DEAR PAT· I have a problem with the Literary Guild I l'<:tntt·llcd m; subi,cnpt1on to lhl' club before I mo\ ed from Tex.1!'> to Cahfornia l<1'it l'l'bruar~ I conlinlll'ci to get ;1 monthly brOl'hun· and have n•turn(•d all or them <Jt my own exr>en~c until July l wrote a ga in then. !><J) ing I \.\lJUldn t arc·ept a~ more bnlehun •!-J :inn I h.1t I ha cl r <.an l'Cllt!d members hip 'l"hl· rci.ult 1s lha l I'm holding !-tevcrnl brochure~ and two shipments of books I don'l lhink I should have to go to the t'X pt•nse or the return mail. cincf l·no 111Zh t1m (• has elap~ed for a records correction b> Literary (iu1ld KB . <.:osta Mesa A YS contacted Lite rary Guild and you wtll bear pe rsonally from the c ustomer 'ervice manager r egarding this mlxup. It 's all straightene d out now a nd Lite rary G uild apologizes for .)Our inconvenie nce. Drip S y stPm Da t a Olffl'r t-d DEAR PAT I woulrl like lo m slall a dnp ir· rigation system in my garden. Wht•re can I find in· structions. G P. Costa Mesa The Univers ity of California leaflet, "Drip Ir· rlgatlon for lbe Home Garden and Landscaping," provides easy·to·follow directions for lnstalllng a complete drip syswm in your garden with a mple diagrams and photographs. If you'd like a copy, phone the UC ('ooperatlve Extension office at 774·7050, and ask for the lean et by name. 'Natura l ' Claim Droppe d by Bars WASIUNGTON <AP 1 -Grandma's Foods Inc. has decided to drop the "100 percent natura l" claim for its granola bars. The claim was challenged by the Better Busi· ness Bureaus. which noted thut the 1ngn'<11e nt list for the product included !lod1um benzoate and bicarbonate of soda. The firm replied thq,l In the haste lo gel the product on the marke t the labeling had not been adcquat<'IY checked (t said that only a trace of sodium bcnzoate 1s included not e nough to re- quire tbat it be listed as an lngredienl and was in· eluded on the label by mistake. In addiUon. the firm said. it plans to eliminate the statement "lOO percent natural" rrom lhe product packaging. Monday, Novemoer 13. 1978 DAILY PILOT A8 Fly the Friendly Skies of IRK \\>i\~lllNt: £ON 1\1' I rom WT II) 0('11 lo l'Kl tlw J11 lr111·' talk 111 wondrou~ ~J)h O'l'I.. •~ 1111 th1•11 ro11lt• J nd so lh R ll I Auel lt•l !'o nvl m c rlook MAI" ,1nd Ml\ No wonc.kr )'Our buMt:UHt' rnh:ndt.'(I for AKC t•nds u~ In IHK Ttw nJrhnt• lndo!>olry, Ilk,· lht· ~ov t'rnmt•nt, lo\,.,, .i1,,1tub1•l -.uup i\ml '>tJ rt wui-. "h1•n th1· ,.;0H·1 nm1•nt Jn noun<'t.'nll'ttlln~ to lh1· c·u111111·r t·lt•t k tht• bu1t•u11c rut po""lhl\ lht· pilot 111111 11 l1•11 .. tht· bu1>:1>:i.1~t· handh'r ~ht'n' 111 'lt'tllt I h1· n ·mu1n.., 11( your -.u1h',1w To ttw know1n~ frw. IC'r mt•ans W1d111.1, Kan . O\lt 1i. Nucogdocht!:., Tl'Xm•. and UKI I lktah . Callf O'f'Z. H I, MJ\f und MI V, we'll leave to your 1mawm1tlon AcC'ording to ttw C1v1I Aeronautics Board no. CAB 1n this story ltul(hl·S Arrwest wunt.i. lo fly from FAT to SLC. a nd from FAT'-to SEA YA T bcmg. for s urely !'>Orne good rea son. Fresno, Calif Sall Lakl! City and Scatllt!. b4:1ng the other two cllleb flut try MCO and SJU for i.iie. a m·w Arr fo1onda route t'ROM SAT TO TUS. which will be a llught'l> A1rwesl rout e. obviously <Jrt· S<Jn Antonio and Tucson . but Oz.ark /\1r Lines' MCO to SfW Jre n't readily 1dentihablc a s Orlando and Louisville. The Official Airline Guide IOAG 1 ha s two pages or the thrL'C leller codes by way or cxpl<Jtnmg the rest or Gregory to Run PLYMOUTH. Mass <AP I D1ck Gregory s ays he 1s planning to run for Edward Kt>nn<.•dy·s !'.eat 1n th•• U.S ~nat(' in four years Gregory. u com edian and c·1vil rights act1v1st. told WNAC-TV that he would run against Kennedy 1n the 1982 De moc ratic primary thl· book and the 1mnt on those tv.o full. full pagel> 1~ so fine 1t can givt: you a THA. Terrible llcad Ache The codes range from ABE. which 1s Allentown. Pa . to YRB. which b Resolute in the Northwest Terntorie!> or Canada And tht· book, of course. refers to said w1ldcrnes~ region a:. 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Novem~r tJ. 1978 DAILY PILOT 8J Rams Offense Does What It Das to ' ••• \ ' APWirtjtl\OIO JACK YOUNGBLOOD SMOTHERS TERRY BRAOSHA W Kings Up to Task Chicago Plan Backfires CllJCAGO <AP> -The Chicago Black Hawks came out against the Los Angeles Kings hitting, but they left the ice hurting. Butch Goring, who collected his 12th goal of the season , keyed the Kings• potent attack in a 4·1 National Hockey League decision over the Hawks on Sunday night. "IF IT HADN'T have been for goaltender Ron Grahame, we would not have been too successful," said Goring. "Tonight. the tlawks thou~ht they would get us off our game by trying to beat us up But 1t kmd of backfired on them." Gorin~. who has six goals and five assists in the last six gamf's , got help rrom high-sconng center Marcel Dionne and wm,::<'r Dave Taylor Dionne's two assists gave hi m 24 points and put him into a tie with Atlanta's Bob Mac Millan for the NHL scoring lead. Taylor pitched in with a goal and an assist. * kor•ltYl'«•M• TAYLOR OPENED THE sconng with hi s eighth goal of the season midway throu~h the first period as Goring and Dionne combined to set him up for an easy power-play score. With Chicago's Ted Bulley in the penalty box in the second period, Dionne and Taylor set up Danny Grant for his fifth ~oal of thf' year. Taylor's 35-footer from the poi nt was tipped in by Grant pas t Hawks' ~oah e Tony Esposito. Chicago's J P. Bordeleau put his team on the scoreboard at 0: 19 of third period. but the Kmgs cam e back only 17 ~ct·onds later when Goring fed Glen Goldup, who beat Esposito from 10 feet out * lO\At>qf'I~ I I ) 4 (notaQO 0 0 I I Ftr't P1'r•Od 1, LO\ Af'\qft""· l av tor 8 IC.or1nq, Dionne I, • O'I PPnallll'\ Mutv•v. CIH, H. Goleluo. LA, JS. 8orO.luu. Clu, \ O'I, e wu..on. LA, Cloubl~ ml110r. S 04. Bull,.Y. Cl,., S O'I, M<tOnu\Of\. c 111, 9aml' m1\CO<lelu<I, S·O'll Bullo , c 111, e Je. eu11ev. Cnl, 1J s~. MurCIO<ll. LA, II 33. Murdo(ll. LA. '' O . Rota. OW. 1' •S !>•cond ~r•OCI 7, LO\ AnQtt••. r.r dnl S I01onn1', T"ytor > 'd Pl'nalllf'\ Bulll'Y. (II• doubt~ mln<1r. • U . (h•c-11'.,m, \f'rvf'CI bv Kolll'y. t7 2S TllorCI P•nod J , Cho<•qo. 80<0..>uu I 18o1Clorl''W, 0 WllW>nl. 19 •. LO\ ..,., .. ,, C.OIClup s IC.Or 1nq. Pal~ I. :i. S. ll)\ Ar>Qelt\, Co,.inq t7 f8 Murdo<n. Brvf'rly, II 4S PPnatlll'\ ~,.,.ry, LA. J II Ro t• ''"· J 11. MurOllv. LA. O"""' m 1'4:ondu<I 3 II. Kf'llY. (111 10)) 8 Wll'°"· LA II OS Slloh on qo•t lo• Angttl'\ 10 11 a 7<J (NC8CJO ~I 10.n C.0.h•• LO\ Anvetn. Gr •rw-''"<"90. E.,_.10 A 11.nt .... . .. While Defense HarllBes the Rest By HOWA&D L. HANDY Ol IM 0.11" ~I ... Si.ff • LOS ANGELES -The Los~ Angeles Rama plafed like they were In the Super Bowl Sunday nlght aguinst the Pittsburgh Steelers, a matcbup that may be repeated January in Miami. JOHN CAPPELLETTI, a fo rme r Helsman trophy winner in college, had his third NFL aame with more than 100 yards gained rushing 006). In picking up 106 yards. he earned ttte ball 20 times. Woulc\,he like to do Uus more often? "Sure," he said. "Gaining 100 yards de· pends on how many times .you get .t.he ball I would just as soon carry 1t more. Before a chilled crowd of 63.089 and a naUona1 television audience. the Rams de· feate the Steelers. 10-7, on a 10-yard touch own pass from P at Haden to WIUie ii and a 37-yard fi eld goal by Frank a on a sloppy field. And Pat Haden played as thou~h he had an appointment and didn't want the de - cision lo go Into overtime. As a matter of fact. Haden left soon after the game to be with his wife in a hospital where their first child is expected. "I think we now have a good. wide open offense and we don't have to depend as much on the defense as we have in the past ," Cappelletti said after the game "We are trying to score the amount or points it takes to win and we have been successful." DID nIE RAMS do anything different in the second half after a scoreless first half? .. Max Coley. our orrensi ve backfield coach. put some things on the boar~ for us to study." CappeUetti said ... I th1i:"t '('le went a little more right at them ID the second half.·· THE VICl'ORV FOR the Rams leaves the two teams with the best records in their respective conferences <9·2> with five games remaining in the regular season. The Ram Defense, best in the National Football League. played its usual gal!le· limiting the vaunted Steelers runnmg game to a net gain of 59 yards. DOES HE CONSIDER himself a mud· der? Pittsburgh scored first with quarterback Terry Bradshaw hitting Lynn Swann ID the e nd zone from 14 yards out for a touchdown early in the third quaf1er to cap a 70.yard drive. THEN WHEN TOE Ra m offense was stalled at the Steeler 20, Corral got bis second chance at kicking a field goal and See RAMS, Page 83 But the big story was the way the of· fense came through when needed against the tou~h Steeler defense. "t like most playing conditions on natural turf," he said. "That is. except when it's real bot like it bas been here a couple of times.·· Indiana Fcdl.s, 134-106 Lakers Keep Rolling Along INGLEWOOD <AP) --T he Los Angeles Lakers just keep rolling a long . Their ninth straight victory was one of their easiest up to now in the young National Basketball Association season. ~-Tht! Lakers-were virtually un· stoppable 1n tbe fi rst halt Stm· day night, rolling to an 80·50 lead over Indiana before settling for a 134-106 victory over the Pacers. Reserves played much of the second ha lf for Lo::. Angeles. ~ ' "THE MOST Pl.EASING aspect about our play is that we're winning ," s aid Los Angeles Coach J erry West. whose team is 8-0 at home this year and 10-4 overall. "Also; I'm very pleased with how we're playing the game. we do what is needed at a given time. "When we neded a big play on ofrense we're getting a big play on offense. and so on." added West. "The offense is pleasing because we're scoring so many points. Our players arc confi· dent now and feel they can win every game.·· IT SURE LOOKED that way Sunday night. Seven Lakers scored in double figures. led by center Kareem Abdul-J abbar. who had game-high totals of 22 points and 13 rebounds . 'well. We're also getting quite a few steaJs and l.t\flt leads lo tugb- percentage s hots and layups." The Lakers made 19 of their first 24 field goal attempts and finished with 50 field. goals in 90 tries for 55.6 percent accuracy. Indiana, meanwhile, hit 49 of 108 field goal attempts for 45.4 per- cent efficiency. Los An~eles won the rebounding battle 72-51. "I THINK EVERYONE'S been playing well and contribut- ing." said Wilkes. "It's oo every· body's mind that what you do individually doesn't matter that much if the team doesn't win." The Pacers. who dropped to 5·8. held a 14-13 lead after some four minutes of play but the Lakers then rallied off 10 straight points a nd the only question that remained after thar-was Los Angeles' final margin of victory. "We have lo play with more intensity early in the game." said Edwards. a second-year center who started his career with the Lakers before being traded to Indiana last year. IHOIANA ,.. e .... 1om. 0 1 t6. Er>CJIOSll l ' s I. EClw•rCls 10 1 111. O."" SJ 1 IJ. Sot>H~ • I 7 t', (•llloUn 4 CM> I, Elmo1.teom 1001.G<',......OOOO Tot•l\4•871 IOb LOS ANGELES IM OMll*Y b ._, 70. W11-... b • 8 11. Abdul J•-r 8 6 q n , ~ S 1·1 11. Nlaon •7710. ROOo•.Cll 6 l /IS. HU0.....37·2'.FOO'd SH ... p,.<., 7 C).O 4 C.rr 7 7 3 6, <;.trt~r JIM). TOl•IS ~3401).C S<-er, Qwrten lrldo.en.e H 7S ?'I 77-IOb LO\ An~ttt JI 4) H h> 13' ~outed out Cdw1t<th Tot•I touts tno .. ,M 31, Lo• An(lell'\ 76. h c llnocat• -Banlom, Eawnrch A •.lll · Al"Wl ...... o LA'S KENNY CARR PREVENTS SHOT BY LEN ELMORE. Starting forwards Adrian Dantley and Jamaal Wilkes scored·20·and 18 points. respec· tively, a nd reser ves Dave Robiscb and Don Ford contribut- ed 15 and 14 points. respectively. James Edwards le d the Pacers with 21 points . Ricky Sobers added 19 points for In· diana. Miracle Play Works "WE'RE SCORING so much because of rebounding and we're gelling the ball up the court quicker than before." said West "We 've been able to run and we're also setting up our offense Atlnma Scores on Tipped PaAs With 0: 10 Left NEW ORLEANS CAP > -The play looked like one you would see on a basketball court, but it accounted for a last-second 20· 17 National Football League vi c- tory for the Atlanta Falcons over the Ne w Orleans Saints •Sunday. With just 10 seconds left in the game. Atlanta quarterback Steve Bartkowski lofted the ball deep de NTI the field on the right sideline. ll was batted high into the air by wide receiver Wallace Francis, then gathered in by Alfred Jackson who sprinted the remaining 10 yards for the touchdown on a 57-yard play. ATLANTA CALLS the play "Big Ben Right." It is deslgoed lo take advantage of a change in the NFL rules which this year permits pre than one offensive player to touch the ball downfleld oo a pass play. "My job was to tip the ball up and keep it alive . I was never the Intended receiver.·' Francis said. "When he lipped it, I was right behlnd it," said Jackson. ''I followed right behind the crowd lo get it when somebody Upped it." "I don't know what hap- pened," said Saints comerback Clarence Chapman, who was de- fending on the play. "All I know is we all went up for It. tt was batted up in the air and tbey came down with It." SAINTS COACH Dick Nolan said the play was no surprise. It s houldn't have been, because Atl.nta tried the same thing as the flnt half drew lo a close, but lt dJdn'fwork that Ume. play we ran at the end of the game." NEW ORLEANS HAD opened a 17·3 halftime lead on a superb pass ing pe rfo rm ance by qua rterback Archie Manning and led 17-6 until the final two minutes of the game. Running back Haskel Stan- back made it 17·13 with a 1-yard plunge with just under a minute remaining in the game . Atlanta used all three or its timeouts to keep New Orleans from exhaust· ing the clock, then srorcd on the Bartkowski bomb on its first play from scrimmage. Atlanta's other scores came on field goals of 22 yards and 32 yards by kicker Tlm Mazzetti. NEW ORLEANS SCORED on a 21-yard field goal by Steve Mike -Mayer in the fi rst quarter, a 1-yard run by fullback Tony Galbreath in the second quarter and a 14-yard pass from Man- ning to tight end Henry Childs with :..> seconds left in the first half. Atlanta now is 14 and in solt! possession of second place in the NFC Western Divis ion. The Saints were thwarted in a bid to win s ix games in a season for the first time in the 12-year bfs· tory of the team. New Orleans now stands at 5-6 for the season. l'PSAGIRL FOR 1JlE HA.DENS After Ray Malavasi coached Pal Haden and the Los Angeles Rams lo a 10-7 victory over the Pitts burgh Steele r s Sunday night, Haden went out and did some extra "coaching" of his own. Haden, a resident of Balboa, rush e d t o Hoag Me morial Hos pital In Newport Beach aft.er the game and helped bis wife Cindy give birth lo a seven pound. IO-Ounce girl. The'"baby, named Natalie. was born at 12:30 a.m. and reported to be in excellent health. The child is the first ror the Hadens S1D1day' s NFL Report The Game Oilers al Patriots Falcons at Saints Colts at Seabawks Steelers at Rams Broncos at Browns Dolphins at BIJls Giants at Redskins Jets et Eagles TheUpMta TbeOdds Patriots by ': Saints by 4 Seahawks by 4 The S.tupe TbeScore 1 Oilers, 26-:Q , F alcons, 20-17 Colts, 17-14 Rams by J Rams, 10.7 Broncos by 2 Broncos. 19-7 Dolphins by 8 Dolphins. 25--.. Redskin.., by ': Redskins. 16·13 <OT Eagles by 4 Eaglers, 17 Lions by 3 Lions, 34·2':1 Cowboys by 7 Cowboys, 42· 14 THANKS -Atlanta Fal cons wide receh•er Wallace Francis lies on his back, kicks up his heels and gives thanks after he tipped a 57-yru:d pass into the arms of teammate Allred Jackson for a winning touchdown .. ~ . .,....... wi th 10 seconds left in the game in New Orleans. The pl ay. which Francis satd was designed, gave the Falcons a 20~17 win . "We thought we h ad a touchdown oo t.bat play tn the first half," said Bartkowski. "But the otnclala ruled that lt bit the ground. "We t.bo\qht It bad hit a knee and bounced up. It was the same Bucs at Uons Cowboys at Packers Bears at Vtk.lngs · CbJefs at Chargers Cardloals at 49ers Ra1den at Ben&ala Vlklnp by 8 Vikinas. 17·14 Chargers by 10 Charger3. 29-23 <OT) Cardinals by s Cardinals. 16-10 Tonight'• Game Raiders by 7 ! ? ! ? ' -\ . I ' t.J -82 DAILY PILOT ~. ~ 13, 197'1 A Capaute Report From th• Wortd or Sports E -Bengal tar Trwnpy ~ ave Wo1ne11 Fro~ Fir . . t'ld c•rl)• wom.tn tra p pf'd abovo a burn ln~ f • CJ N("INN.4TI Wh4'n Rob Trumpy '•"" an EE . ' •• .. I •• • • •• . (- ' ' .. . . . . . '· ~· .. ' . .. ' .. ~ n ·:ii1..tun nt , tbf' fo rmt'r Jl\at1on1I Footba ll lAaKUl' 1iu ·s msltnC'ts too" ovtr •·t rtally don't l"t'lm t>mber what I wal\ lh.h\kln1." H id r rump)' aftf'r N'!IC'Uln~ thrt'C' WO~ lndudln& In 83 't· r old M'mi mvaOd from a tturd noor fi re H CI P'! SJturday n.i'ht T rump). the C'lnC'ano•ll BenK•l illl Umc pas." r4• l't'IVt•r. C'Utnbtd a fin-t':l<'IPI' ln heavy ~mokc and aw.1:.tt'd 1n l'v.ac-u.uttna t~ th~ from the bwldmg frump . 32, "t'nt into action af\t-r oot1c1nK .a m •n <tl .;rclund It'""' un.wt't't'':,f).lllY attt'mpt lo pull down the fir" l"lll' .1514' hHhtt>r 'f' ' rrump) " 6 root 6 ht•aaht t'nablt'd tum to r\'at'h up und pull down ih~ lud<k•r He• then C'llm bt'r . Oavt• 21, a graduate i.tudent at M1am1. Ohio l 'ruH'rl'>lt). followed tum up the ladder and warned .tnoth.-r ~<'upant or the butldlng of th{! ground noor r1 re F1g.htmg ooavy s moke, they pbefli the oktest wom an a semi mvahd •n a C'tuur and <'arned her to t~ :1t.•cond noor and out a hallway -----4-•~ of dw Da11----- Arkansas Coach Loa Holt&, a 27 ·14 winner over Baylor Saturday, on waiting for a bowl bid . "It's like getting married if you are a girl. You ~ct all prettied up and wait for so meone to invite you.· Putorhd TD Paa Uhs01""9 Dao Paa&ortaJ passed 10 yards to Rich Caster [!] 1n the end zone with 2:29 remaining, capping a •II• fa bulous Houston comeback and lifting the Oilers to a 26-23 victory over the New England Patriots ... Cluadl Foreman scored two touchdowns to tie the Vikings' all-time record, and Minnesota blocked a field goal attempt by Ch.icago midway in the fourth quarter to secure a 17-14 victory over the Bears Mark Mosley, who missed a JS.yard field goal attempt in overtime, booted a 45-y arder minutes later, giving the Washington Redskins a 16-13 triumph over the Ne w York Giants ... Miami's Delvin WllU•ms rushed for 144 yards and two touchdowns en route to becoming the NFL's first 1,000-yarder or the ~('ason , leading the Dolphins to a 25-24 win over the Buffalo Bills Horace King broke open a tight game with a 7~-yard touchdown run and Gary Dao.lelsoa threw a pair or TD passes to Oniel IUll as the Detroit Lions defeated the Ta m pa Bay Buccaneers , 34.23 ... H.,old Carmlcbul, a 6-8 wide receiver, caught two touchdowns passes and leaped to tip a conversion alteQ'lpt as the Philadelph.ia Eagles edged the New York Jets. 17·9 ... Craig Monon rired a 25-yard touchdown pass to lll.ley Odoms and Jim Turner kic ked a pair of th.ird-quarter field goals to lead the Denver Broncos to a 19-7 win over the Cleveland Browns. Tony Dorsett rus he d for 149 yards and two touchdowns. Robert N~house added 101 yards rushing and two touchdowns and Roger Sta11b•ch passed to Billy Joe Dupree for two more s cores. powering Dallas to a 42-14 victory over Green Bay ... Jim H•rt passed for two touchdowns and more than 200 y ards as the St. Louis Car~inals stretched their winning streak to three games. beatmg the San Francisco 49ers. 16·10 ... .John J efferson caught a 14·yard touchdown pass from Daa Fouts as time r~n out in a sudden-death ~vertime period to give the San Diego Chargers a 29-23 wm over the Ka nsas City Chiefs .. Bert Jones. who reinjured bis right shoulde r in a jar · nng fourth-quarter tackle, threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to Glenn Doopty in the first period and lloo Lee scored on a 14 ·yard run in the final quarter to lead Baltimore to a il7· 14 squeaker over Seattle. A..._•, 33 Sparlal ~ Alvan Adams came off the injured list to m· scor e 33 points and lead the Phoenix Suns to a 128·122 win over the New Orleans Jazzz ... Maurice Lucas scored 26 points, 18 in the second h~lf. to pace the Portland Trailblazers to a rag~ed 98·91 victory over the Cle veland Cavaliers . . . Rookie John Long scored 24 points to pace the Detroit Pistons to a 128-123 triumph over the Boston Celtics. The Pistons won the game without the services of center Bob Lanier. llad~ Tel#rbioft RADIO: Oakland at Cincinnati, 5:50 p.m .. KNX C570L J ack Buck and Hank Stram report. TV: Football -The Oakland Raiders at the Cincinnati Bengals, 6 p.m .. Channel 7. Howard Cosell, Don Meredith and Frank Gifford report. Boxing -Vito Antuofermo, ranked No. 2 by the WBA , faces "Irish" Mike Halla in a middlewei~ht bout. taped in Boston, 11 :30 p.m .. Chann Oakland WUrned : By Bengab Rookie CINCINNATI CAP > -Cincinnati Bengals rookie s tandout Ross Browner oCfers a word of warning ror the playoff-minded Oakland Raiders. "T here's nothing at stake for us but our pride," Browner said as ltie Bengals. 1-9, take aim at denting Oakland's longtime Monday night foot· ball mastery tooigbL ·~-I~• FOOTBALL Final Week Of Regular Prep Action Tbe final salvo of regular season action for Orange Coast area high school football IA!ams Is slated for tb111 week -and for those that do not qualify for the CIF playorts. It's curtain Ume. Among the week's slate are several attractions. including Corona del Mar Hlgb against Costa Mesa. Corona del Mar bas clinched the Sea View League cbam· pionsblp with a 4-0 record, while Costa Mesa can grab a share of the title and the No. 1 berth from the Sea View League in the up com10g playoffs. Both are as s ured playoff action. Also or note this week is Thursday 's Fountain Valley Ne wPOrt Harbor collision The schedule: TMUM04'Y Nl()tCT s-..t~ F-•"'V .. le'l'~~H-ct 1 ~CNtllLH9M l ..... Hiii• •I Minion V .. lo 17:301 ._,.u_ Ke~ n. Kei..t1a .. i... P•tma Partl ,,,_..,'"-- ltoy ~ W.mt<n 11 JOI ~Gtowu...- l • Quint•~ 8olw G< •""" 11 JO I o....,.u ..... lo ..... 11 ~ V•l<lnC•• 11 301 -...... C•rOen C.row et Cov•,,. 181 FlllDA'I' NIOMT S-Miu._ Cd•\On •ti W~tm•n•ter ltl MM In• •I H..nttnqton 8<-o><h (81 ................ _ CRUNCH -Tampa Bay running back Ha d y Bl•ll is bur ied by Detr oit's Ed O'Nc..•il <left> and Al "13ubha" Baker dur mg first quarter action Sunday. The L ions l':J::,1Jy hundll'd the Buccaneer s. 34-23 M•t., 0.1 •\ !>erv1I~ •t C.r.,IO• C.011"91' II JO St P•ul di 8•\ftOP Am•t Il l P ou\ X .rt 8,.nooMon1-rv 181 S.aVlecwL.- Ccnt• ...., ... •> Co<ona Ckl """' •I N•wport H•rbot 11 JOI u",..,,,,,. •t ·~~ o lO• We Were Lousy· ·MeKay E•len<•••'-El Toro•l """""' V1•io tt 1 -Ce.Hll.A-.., ... ,,_e •l ~8each 11 JO• Oana Hitt\ .at C-\1•-V•llev (I JO• E..,.....u._ 0<•.., v""' ... c~u •• ~ ''' l O\ Al...,,.~.,,._~· •IL• P•lrn. P•t• Ill Quot,es From Around the NFL ~~ C.n'l'Ofl •I El ""10ttN lal f'ool"•ll "'-Or-•l T"'lln Ill lw\ltn ..... ~·NW \/ .. ~., •I 5.aflta AN llooo• '" Or-l.e- By the Assodated Press What they were saying Sunday around the Nationa l Football League : .. We covered nobody on pas!>cs and tacklt.'<i jus t as lousy. You d o n 't sec ma n y 75·y ar d touchdown r uns in the NFL •· Ta mpa Bay Coach John McKay after Horace King romped 75 yards for a touchdown that helpe d Detroit beat t he Bue cancers 34·23. ") was looking up at the clock a nd it said we had about 20 seconds left. But that w as the 30·second clock." Dan Fouts, who read the wrong clock lo fi gur e out how much time he had left, then bit rookie J ohn Jef ferson with a 14-yard TD pass ;1:-. time ran out in overtime to g1w San Diego a 29.23 victory o' t'r Kans as City. "Whe n he tipped it. r was right behind it. I followed right behind the crowd to get it when some body tipped it.'· -t\Jfred .Jackson afte r he caught a denection by Wallace Francis and ran 10 yards to complete a Wooden to Appear At Orange Coast ·F o rme r UCLA has kctball coach J ohn Wooden will discuss his "Pyramid of Success" Wed nesday evening 18 I at Oran~e Coas t Coll ege. Wooden is appearing as part of OCC's 1978 Cele brity Lecture Series. He will speak in the col· lege's auditorium. Tic kets. priced at $2.50. are on sale in the OCC ticket office open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m . to 7 p.m . Tickets will also be sold at the door. LAS VEGAS SPECIAL! LAHOll'I' GllAHT 57-yard touchdown pass play from St.eve Bartkowsk1 m the closing seconds that earned Atla nta past New Orleans 20·17 ·'They finally figured out v.here their bread 1s buttered."" Minnesota Coach Bud Grant after Chicago's Walter Pa yton gained only 16 yards rus h10g m the first half and 11 l in the second half to pull the Bear~ close but not clo!>e enough The Vi kinJ?s won 17·14 "Turner finally cam<' throu~h and got tn the groove He 's mis· sed a few for us. Three kicks and we 'd be 1().1 now. But we had a lot of people hurt and this win means a lot to us ." -Denve r Coach Red Miller a fter J im Turner 's two field goals helped the Broncos beat Cleveland 19·7 "Some people are going to ltke you a nd some aren't. 1 don·t worry a bout that. Today I felt l?OOd a nd. belic v<' mf', I had fun ... -Runnmg baC'k Mike Thomas, booed by Washington f an s before the game. t he n cheered when he scored a game- tying touchdown and helped set up Mark Moseley's overtime field goal tha t beat the New York Giants. 16-13. "I've done it before . There's lots of guys who haven't been able to do It once. But it means Particular People Select JOHNSON & SON mo~ when you win." Delvin Wllllams, who needed 87 yards to beC'ome a 1.000·yard rusher aga in and got 144 a nd t wo touchdowns in Miami 's 25·24 VlC· tory over the Buffalo Bill~ "'Throughout the second half on every play 1n the huddle P astor~ni kept saying ·wc·rc gonna score. w<"re gonna win · IL got infe<:Uous." Houston wi de receiver K en Burrough, a fter Dan Pas to rini led the Oilers from a 23-0 defi cit to a 26·23 victory over Ne w England. "You have to go into a game a little cocky." -Jim Hart after passing for 221 yards and two touchdowns as St . Louis won its t hird straight game. 16· 10 over San Fra nC'iS<.'o. after losing its fi rst eight "'It was the hest we've played a ll year. but we ·ve got to kC<?p playing like this or we won't make the playoffs .·· Dallas Coach Tom Landry after the de · fending Super Bowl champion Cowboys ma uled Gr ee n Bay 42·14. 8re.t Ot•,..,.al f'vlle"°" •I JOI • -..... E•Oo<-•IV•• .... ••17 JOI E•oeroON• .n lA "4•11<• 11 l01 F,_ayL._. S.00k>Do«' .ti 8~ P.tr• II JOI aa.-Gt<e ... l • ...... A•fl'litl'Y.) Al~•tO\ V\ lCh Am•QlO"' 4't C,.,,.rdt'" (,rov~ ti JO • ~.ntt•<)OY> Pok•l•c••l Bo<W G•-,, JOI SATUllDA'I' NIGHt ,,, .... ., .......... M.:tQt'IOltd vi\ At\4ntW"\ dt Let P~lmt1t P..,k 0 JO "'JIU"#\'f' M1ltl\ V\ \.itv~ •t Wl"\tH" 0 ,,, Cefttl!rY ....._ V11tct Pdril V\ s..rtt• And at E6 Modltn4 ti > Surf Soccer Team Plans Tryout Camp The California Surf pro soccer team will hold.Jul open two-day tryout camp Thursday and Fri day at Santa Ana Coll ege. Tryouts begin at 9 a .m . «!ach day under tbe direction of Surf Coach John Sewe ll and ass1s· ta nts Peter Wall and Wolfgang Suhnholz. Prospects must bring their own equipment. "'We've had nume rous call!> since the end of the season from pros pects seeking a tryout.·· says Sewell . "and we fee l th•~ C'amp will give soccer players m the area the cJ ance lo see if they can play at our level." r'be DaUy Pilot's Orange County Top 10 Pos. School, Rtt0rd Last Wet-k This Week l. Edison 11.1 1 Won 28· 10 Westminster 2. f''ountcun Valley <7· I i Won 21·0 Newport 3. E speranza CS-01 Won 21·14 La Habra 4. Santiago 18-0l Won 3!.-7 Pacifica 5 El Modena C7· I l Won 35-0 Canyon 6. Mater Dei C6·2 l Wo n 28·8 Servile 7. E l Dorado C7· I 1 Won 34-0 Sonora 8. Pacifi ca C8-0 l Won 27-8 Santiago 9. Servile CS-3 > Lost 23-7 Mater Dc1 10. <tie l Cypress C7·1 > Won 7..0 Ocean View Newport Harbor CS·3l Won 13-8 Fount.afn Valley NFL Standings AMElllCAH CO..FEllENCE E.nt W l T 5'111<NJ'• Stortt ll•"'s 10. Pllf<.b<lrvt'I I Home of the "Goldtn Touch" M •tH'f't• N~wEnQl.00 NY J~I\ B•ft1morf' 8ulleto I J 0 8 3 0 b s 0 s • 0 l • 0 l'cl. "" l'A ,,, 1'1 llMI ll1 14S 1'1 .s..s n J ,.,. .•H l)t 141 .11l I~ U 2 ~nvtt "· Cl«'...,land 1 Hou•lon 14. -EnQl•no 1J M••m• H. 8vttal0 2• W"\hlnQ!On 1•. New Yon <il•nh 13. O T Pllll-IPN• 11. New 'l'O<"• H h <I AtlMlt• 10. ~w O<li!en\ 11 Pltu!Ml•Q" ,,_"°" Clevet•nd Ctnclnneti c.Mr•I ' 2 I 4 s • I • -· 0 .llt 2S. 14'1 0 .u. 111 ltl o .•H 181 , .. o .100 110 , .. Denver I • 0 .'36 l«I 1• 1'3 I ... us 1S1 no ,. Oetll•ftCI • • 0 600 !.e•tlle S • 0 ~SS O.ttoH JO. T-Bev 13 Ml~sow 11. CNU90 U o..uu ., . Gr'fff\ O.y .. 8•111"-11 11, ~Iii! I• Sal\ 0 -7'1. IC-Ohr 23. OT SI louh I•. SM> Fr-.~o 10 T--'•0.-0 .itl•ftCI .i0nc-110..-11.•o•clo(ll> ~··o.-· ""'°'•IS... F't..-<h~O Browne r. the Bengal's No. 1 draft pick, sees the game as a chance for a new begiMing. "We can start rebuilding around thls game. We know we have a good team." Browner said. O•LY 536~ Sall 01~ S 6 0 .O S K•n~UOty 1 • 0 111 11• H1 NATIOH~ CQftf'EllENCE WH ,,•1191111\ O•llH Pnll-ION• NY Gl•nh '>t Lou•• ... , I l , . 0 111 ,.. I•• 0 ~ ,., l•I 0 .sos ,,, a.1 0 OS 1'3 I~ 0 UJ 141 ?U 8ull•to.i T•MCM 8.ty Ntw E ncii-~ N~w V0t" ~I\ Phol-ICll!oa •I -Yor\ C.••~h St l OWI\ ~ We"'°"Clt"" !>•n 0•-ei Mlnn•!\olo "We're not going to be Oft TV Toni~ out of the picture very r-long." ROUMD TRIP TO LAS VEGAS 1l41'4KI one Pas"""9"<'1 rou• R~ .. 11:1000 • s s • J • ,_.I All•t1te II 0Muqo (I•"'°'""° •I O.."•more Ne-w Orf~\•• 0.11•\ Su111e el ><.,,w, cuv Oaaftftrl 7 at 8 ALREADY UPSET NEW '79 LINCLON 4 DR. M ll''U\•tot• (',reef\ Oay T•m~ O•y o.1ro11 1 • I I I I 0 0 U6 11) I .. C1nt1r1n•ll •I Plll\burQll ~ 70S 1'1 Oetf"Olt 11 ()eltl- by Seattle and San Diego this month, tbe Ralders. 6-4 , need a victory to re- main in a first place tie with Denver in the American Football Conference Western Division. Oakland, one of the dec9de's most dominant pro football teams , has compiled a 10-1-1 record i;ioce urn> whlle appearing in Monday night DI· tional IA!levisloo games. The Raiders have been installed as seven-point favorites. OAID.AND HOLDS a 7.3 edge in the rivalry, ~nnlng five of the last six meetings, including a 31 ·28 playoff triumph in 1975. The Bengals. who manhandled Houston two weeks a.go for their only victory of the year. are coming olr an embarrassing 23·12 loss to S•n Diego. Cincinnati was f1irtinc with tta third s hutout loss ln four games before m~1 to score twice in the lut two minutes. Both clubs bav~ had their troubles at .• g~rback, with Ken Stabler and Ken Anderson awferinl 1ut>-par le8S008. • TOWHCAR Ill •••• LINCOLN MERCURY c au..,... t7t.e761 "Very courteous, very fcMr, tnfoyed the Iott four or five -·-t..A&-" ytCWS~-·· AU.II SWTH MOOU '"''~ 11 ..... All ant• New O<I....,\ ~'••MIKO • 1 ) . -·· • 1 s • I 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . .,.. 117 1'S (',rt"" Bey •I Oenwr 340 I ... 208 ....... .., ..... JO 173 .. , ,. . M l•ml •I ~ton 10..nn•l 7, • o·e100 > .,. "' 13' ... MS i.. .•SS 1°' 211 .091 UI 2lS Laguna Hiiis. Calif. "-------------------------------. ........ ORANGE OOUNTY'S OLDEST LINCOLN·MERCURV DEALERSHIP ~JOHNSON & SON THE FAMILY LINCOLN-MERCURY STORE H..e otn. ~TOUCH" 2626 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA ' - TENNIS / GOLF I FOOTBALL Thai 's a No-No! Ph1ladelph1a Eagll's qua rte rback Ron J~won.k1 t7 l gets ml of the ball as he is besieged by Nl1W York J ets Bob Martin during NFL action in Philadelphia Sun- day. Jaworski was called for intentional grounding of the ball. __ ton J?round J and L<J\\ rcncc Pillers <righll Women Play E'ven Heads Top Fie/,d RA \IC!IO MIHAC E Dl'fcnd- mg champion Chrn, r~vt·rt and seven olht'r wom1·n w1 II :-hoot fnr a rC'cord $7!'i,OOO first prizt• and a new automobil<' in the Colgate Series Tennis Chump1on'>h1ps at M1ss1on IlHls Country ClulJ lhjs WC'ek The eight singlc•s play<>rc; and four doublt.>c; te<1ms tak&nJ.! part tn this nChl•st-evcr wom•·n ·., tc•n ms evC'nl w<•re sell•CI eel on the -b<ls1s of pom.t totals io the 1978 Col ~:.i te ScrtC'..,, a c·1rruit th:ll en C'ompasscd 28 m;l)or tourna- ments throu~hout l ht' world J oining E\"crt. the U S Open cha mpion, an the :-.angle ... com petition will be Wimbledon wm n e r M a rti na Navra ti lo v a , V1rg 1n1a Wade', KNry Ht'id. Virg inia Ru11c·1. Hctly Stove, Wt•ndy T u rnhull Jnd Rci.:ina Mars1kova Compet1t11m h•·r.ins Tur sday afternoon. with four mat<'hes scheduled that day and a~ain Wednes'1ay On Thursday, three m atches are schedulE>d inc•lud1ng o ne to deter mine !>CVCllth and eighth place. • Tide to Tt"lts;t"her llONG KONG Californian Eliot T C'l tst·her heat fellow Ameri<'an Pa t Duprt· G-4. fi.J. 6·2 today and ~c:amC' thP youngest r)la yer eH'r to Win the !long Kong Tennis P' Cluss1c Fernandez 6-4. 7-6 to capture the Florida women's tennis touma· ment Sunday. Wade collected $14 .000, white Fernandez, an amateur from Torre nce , who plays for the U niv t-r s jty o f So uthern Cal ifornia . s aid he r $7,100 seco nd prize will go to the Women's Tennis Association. Wade. 33, used her dropshol to take a way the baseline game of Fernandez. forcing her to volley. Wade broke service only once 10 winning the first set. Connors •t tn- HONG KONG -J immy Con· nors, the curre nt U.S. Open te n· nis champion. s aid Sunday he was feeling "a httle better·· with his inj ured ankle. The 26-year ·old American earlier was forced lo drop out of the Hong Kong Tennis Patrons' Classic because of the injury he s ustained in Tokyo the previous. week Connors took part in a celebri· ty pro-am tournament Sunday his first taste of act ion for more than a week. He team ed up with local millionaire Henry Fok against the doubles team of Australian Ken Rosewall and a Chinese ten· nis coach. Lu Che ng-yi. Billy Martin Charged With Assault RE NO (AP I A Reno sportswrite r has filed a misde m ea nor a ssault a nd battery c harge against former New York Yankees Ma nager Billy Martin following an i11cident Fn· day night which left the reporter with a bruised eye a nd chipped teeth. Reporter Ray Hagar of the Reno Evening Gazette and the Nevada Stale Journal was later treated at a Reno hospital · Ansel Dilly. a Western Basket- ball Association public relations o ffic ial who witnessed the s kirmish. told the Gazette · Journal Martin had left Re no for San Francisco. The newspapers quote a Reno police spokesman as saying that since the charge, filed Statur· day, is a misdemeanor. it cannot be served outside Nevada. And he said he believes authorities won't extradite in misdemeanor cases. but if Martin were to come back to Nevada. the com· plaint would be served. Martin. who said he does not plan to file charges himself, told the Gazette-Journal Saturday that Hagar had challenged him lo a fi ght. "He stuck his chest out. He said he could whip me. I thought he was going to throw a punch at me before I hit him ... Te ltschcr . 19. won Sl2,750 an prl?.t' mom•y Oupn" <me of last yl-'a r·s losing sem1f1n<1ltst:-. here. rt'Cl'I ved Sf..375. FrOM Page BJ ll was TC'ltschcr .... first Grand Prix vi ctory sinrc• 1oin1ng the professional cir1·uit tour months ago a fter playing 1ntcrcollct,1ale tC'nnis for UCLA ThP final. played undN a hot sun heforc· more than 2.000 spec- tators. larked the t·xc1tt•mcnt of some of the earlier mak hcs in the toumumC'nt. T eltschcr , who quuhfi<'d for the final hy beating sixth-seeded Aml'n can ll::ink Pft:;tcr Sunday, 6-2. 6-7, 7.;,. quickly took a 4·1 lead in the fi rs t set. but Dupre t 1ed the s e t at 4 ·4 be fo r e TeltschC'r dor.iinatcd the rest of the match Dupre had beate n R<:lhrnan Krishna n of India Sun· day, 6·4, 6·2 Borg Defeated STOC KHOLM . S we den John McEnroe. who turned pro less tha n five months a go, upset top -seeded Bjorn B org of Swed<'n 6-3. 6·4 Sunday to reach the· finals 10 lhe Stockholm Open tC'nnis tournament The 19-ycar-old Amer ican left. hander, serving and volleying to a lmost perfection. made It an llall-American final today in the world's oldest and b;ggest indoor Grand Prix event. Tim Gullikson, a lso with a strong S<'rvc and volley ~ame, defeated Wojtek Fibak of Poland 6·3. 6·3 in the other semi-finaJ. In the men's doublc-s semi· finals. Sta n Smith and Bob Lutz beat Bruce Mason or the Umted States and Andrew Pattison of Rhodesia. 7-6, 4-6, 6-3. and Tom Okker of Holland and f'ibak downed Pete r fo'lcming and McEnroe. 7·6. 2-6, 6·4, 1" .... TriUMplu OLDSMAR. Fla. -Third· seeded Virginia W~dc wore d own 18-year·old M a ria .. . . RA1\1S BEAT STEELERS • • • narrowing the margin. He had missed from 25 yards earlier but this lime m ade it good. When the Rams scored in the fourth period, Cappelletti set it up w ith a 26-yard run , his longest of the season. moving the ball to the 10. Haden then rolled out to his right and found Miller between two J!efenders in the end zone, t hrowmg a perfect s trike for the touchdown that gave the Rams the dec ision. "I just had to run the pattern that was called," Miller said. "Pat came off the fake and found me in the end zone ." WAS IT AN EASY pass to ha n· die? "No pass Is easy when there are other people around. I really don't know how close they we re because I was concentra ting on catching the ball. I have a job to do and have to concentrate no matter what happens. "This one wasn't any more important than a lot of others. They are all important no mat- ter how trivial they may seem ." RAM COACH Ray Malavasi had praise for his entire team. "I know this would be a tough game because Pittsburgh is one of the toughest teams in the NFL." ldalavasi said. "Our players were up for this one - our offense, defense and special teams. ' · 'Cappelleltl played a great game. He ran well and he blocked welt. He must be a mud- der. On his run in the fourth quarter (26 yard.s ) It was a short yardage ptay and every once In awbtle, you are able to break one or thoee. · • MALA V A8I ALSO praised the defense (or Hs coverage of Swann Clbree catches for 25 yards > and gave credit lo Coley and Foster Anderson. assistant coaches. for making second half adjustments. ·'The Rams are a s uper team." Coach Chuck Noll of Pittsburgh said. "I felt the field limited the ability or both t eams to cut and that hampered the of. fense on both sides. "But this game is only one of 16. The test will be how we come back next week." CORK.AL SAID HIS left foot slipped on the muddy'turf on his first field goal attempt. "I was thinking too much a bout the mud on that one." he said. "The second time I just we nt in and kicked it. We had to put some scores OA the board." Did he feel Pittsburgh kicker Roy Gerela had a chance on a ~-yard field goal try that came after a Ram interference penal· ty on the final play of the game? "YOU ALWAYS HAVE a chance but I knew it was a tough one for him. Every kicker gets bugged by a field like thi!' " SCOttl: ay OUARTEIU Pltt"111r9'1 0 0 7 0-7 l-06 A .... lft 0 0 J '-10 Piii -S....... 14 peu lf'Om Br~"""' IG«N t.k t.t LA -FO Corr.i JI LA -Mllltf 10 peu from H..,.., ICo<,,1 t.kU A -U,Oft GAME sunnies Pott ,._ F1n1 oow"~ " 14 1111\"M·Y..-ct\ U St '6-1'7 PHll"9 y.,.O\ llS lfl A•l11rn yard) IJ 13 P•uu 11 7~J ,._,, o PUAh 7·41 Mt Fllf"OIH•fftt 1.0 11 ,,_n_,.,,,. s... ._llS INOIV10UAl ll:AMH RUSMl...-Plll,.,...>vlt, H1rr11 U 0SO, 81111r 1' I.Os .,...., C.j)pefletu 20 10., M<C"'c-,._ •• H~._U, f'AUllfo--f"ituOur'911, 8reos,_. II u Jolts, lo' An9el1t, H-l).U 0.IU. F•rr...-· 1°1-N RICllVINO -Pln~rl)fl. Orou-....... s-11">-H. M .. ~ ,....., Mil Mt. L.M A .... , ... Ylllflt J·).I, c.pp.11ettl J.1t. Jn•te 1· U, HtllOfl 1 IS Monday. November 13. 1973 OAIL V PILOT C:J • Irwin, Lopez Win J:'itles Americans Capture Golf Championshipt1 From AP Dispatches MELBOURNE. Austnlin American Hale lrwln. with his third sub-par round of precU!ion golf. left the Australian PGA Championship fi eld rtoundenng in his wake as he walked away with the $20.000 first prize Sun· day l u O•ftQ ,,, .. , WOtt\ 41\ .... Au\lr•I .. ~ P(jA CM ml)•Ol'>ll•O •• ""' !lot•• Me100,.,,,. Goll Club Said Lopez "I am happy to win although the pressure was very great. In fact. l was q~te nervous on the last two holes After being serond In J apaf". r needed to win h~re very badly ... Sunoo H•lf' l(Wlrt Gr•ntm _,,,,. ~ CHt1ttl•-A09t,. o~v•\ JohMV M111et C.req N orrnM Stu<f Oevlln •tr• Bur~\ •w•rtG•M lier GOO!••• ,.,, rwe- M•ur•ct 8e...Or•~ JOl\n l •~t•f PtltrTl\Om\On ..-1H~ '71 II .._14 IS· ta ••I> 11 ... ,.. 1(}/4-l• l>--1'• "14 n '• "'' IHIJ4-IJ 1'11 11 /4 11 IS 1'1 •• 1l 1S IS -m 14 111) 11 m 11 1:1-11 /S 1'f7 II I• I\ 13 m ,, 14 1).10 J'7.l oe 14 1 .. n m 111>1 .. n m lt..,ll>q liN I lo<Grh of INF•• (•\t W.0-' Goll C1'•mp.ansl\•c .. 11¥ per n. • IU-Y•"' •ov.i 5c11.,._ ~· Clubs..ncl•• H.incy l-r. \IS.000 '~" , .. 11 IH ! -91t The 33-year-old Irwin. with 64·75-70.69-278. won by a re- markable eight s hots ove r Australia's Graham. Marsh with Sp anish wonder boy Se v e Ballesteros m atc hin g th e American's final round 69 and taking third spot. another two strokes back. ~SJ5,0M~ KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia Nancy Lopez of the United States carried a final -round par-72 Sunday for a 216 total and a two-stroke victory in the Far Eas t Open women's golf cham· S 8e1IOl.o<c1,,t. \a,600 l(•lnv Wllitwortl'I "·600 Donn• YounQ. U .lOO J"''''" llnu. i.i...oo Gioll• £11._t, il..-00 Bevert~y l(l•u. "3. 1\0 P•t 8r..,lev. '3, UO n ~It-,,. n-.-.rt 11• 131:1-fl-.ll'O 11rro 1• .. no 71./~IO "'ln ,,.,, n m VIYt•n a---· U.IOO Mery 0 0wve< U,j()O C Ann CrMCI. \2,lOO Dot Germeon, \1,'60 K Po•tl•w.ttt. \1,lilO Amy Alton. \l.ll60 A Re•M•rot. ''""° 8etll SI°""· \1,'60 Irwin was the only man to beat par ror the 72 holes and while he would not admit to tam· ing the toughest championship course in Australia. the par-71 Royal Melbourne Course. he was nevertheless elated with his vie tory. p1onship. Lopez. from Roswell, N.M .. collected the $15.000 top prize by wanning for the ninth time Uus year. She has won a tour-leading $190,314 Uus year Mary M1ll\0 \1,.JOO ROl>ert• Sc>M•. \1.JOO S.ndr• Po$1. \I.JOO O.bC>te M.l•W!V. \1.JOO K•l"y MCMullefl0 \I.JOO IC:•11'1Y M•rtln. \1,D.JO Shellev H•mhn, \1.(130 11 l>n-ln ,, 14 1)-714 1• 14 ,.._no '1·7S.74 n.. IS f1,14 4-,. l s-llrl '.1,...-n. "1~1' m , .. 14" n.. 11.11 n -n1 ,~, .. ,.-'11, IHHT 111 n , .. ,. ,,, n-1~ 111 ,...,,,,~ 1H .. Tt-nt ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--- Coach Gouges Goalie BETHLEHEM. Pa. IAP> Referees forfeited the NCAA Division II Eastern water polo cham· pionshlps Sunday to Monmouth College of New Jersey after the opposing Boston College coach gouged the Monmouth goalie 10 the eyes and began a pool-emptying brawl, the winmng coach s aid. 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''& BOATI NG Britis he r Aha ndo11 o lo Kace l'AHIS • \1'1 ('ha~ llhth 1111' 0111\• HI lll::.h t•nt r n nt 1 n lht• · Hum Hou l l' '>HIJ.: I \'11.1 ntlctl 11 .1 n., at l.111t11· ... J 1 It n..: r.H·t> from Fr.1n t'P tt1 "'1artin1t1ut.'. h.1'> ,11):111 tlorwll th1· t'\l'lll follow m~ µrohlt•m:. ~1th hi'> sl'lf ·Stt'enng gca r. the mg:> ni7.Cr., s:ud ht.•r<' Tht•y :.aid Hlyth had sa1le<t his Grt>al Britain IV to h1 i; homt.• port of Dartmouth m suuth('rn England. Current Jto.1dl•rs of lh<' r<i<'•'. wh1d1 ... tarll·d from St. Malo last Sun day. an• bellc\'<'d to bi• Frenc hml'n Olan•r ck Al .. Eh .. M• ~OtH 11 I( '""'Cl.•\ r Muliv• '~'"' r t()ttf'IQA CIGHTH llACl fw,•onQ ,,. l\Nsauson in Kritt.>r IV. 111 A I a 1 n {' o I a ., 1 n Manurt'va. and M1chl'I Malinovs ky in Knler V f¥ ,., 010 .. 8r..O 1n (.flit Pur "" W QnO C l•1fnt"Q Pf"Kt-UO 000 ...... ~' f ,,..., l,Mo,1\4 I H<~•\ Ovnrtl'f t~~rf'll My lm_.i ... 1 IC..""tl 110 ., .. V••~hl'W' •M<C...<HW\ 00111! 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Mv .. hc Md9t<l•n f~\t ludt'\ Pr1ncfl Lt:·! fMc:.Garront l}Ay Fo-'!M!ll1nq tROWIP>I Jo~n '\ (_,lddtlttor tP1,.rceJ Ali !t T •noo 'A6nt11n, Fr~thtntii:f"f ISc>fM~I (>ymptt'\ °'6111 fAamtrt/ r vrr 801<1 1c.r..-11 (,1vl' 'M Tt""' ICr.,tl I It "' II• "" IU '" , 10C> 111 I' '" WASlllNCTON t 1\ T' 1 The CIA would hkl' to '('l' more· wom('n SfHl'S "'ork 1 ni.: for tht.• a~1•n1· y Tri , MAZATl.AN Christine. the 84 ·foot sloop flit'f'llou.'jly known 1:1s the "buck yard do~" came how hn~ homt• .1 hnc honor11 winner Sunday to 1•hm ax ttw s lowl'st Los Angeles to Mazatlan yachl f a1•1• Ill ttw al ye11r htstory Of the event The v.irrusht.·d hullt·d Rpeedster lived up to her own1•r dt>!ligner hull<lcr fo'red Preiss' dream or br.•1•ch11.i :1 firs t lo fuw;h yachl when she crossed tht• ftn111h lint> at Creston Light he re In a 10 to 12· knot br1;-e1f' at 1 26 p m. Paclfic Standard Time. JO n11nult•s uht•ud of the 69-foot ultra light displace· rn1•nt sloop. Drirter, under charter to Tony Delfloo uf th" Lons: B('ach Yat:ht Club. Four other Class A yachts finished the 1.032 m1~raee before dark Sunday to leave 23 others stru hng through another nighl of hght airs In the t~ ulf California THIRD TO FlNISll was Sumner A. Long·a 7!l root sloop. Ondine of the New York Yacht Club. .1t J JO p.m • fourth "as the 67-foot sloop Merlan. under chart('r to Bill N1em1 , Seattle, at 3:55 pm . firth "as Ragllmc, the 62·footer owned and sailed by .1 Long R('ach Yacht Club Syndicate at 4 ·13 p m and -;1xth was Nick Frazee's 58-foot sloop Sw1ftshun• of the San Diego Yachl Club at s·JO pm Yachts finishing f•arly today were Olinka. Miramar Temerity. Dakar, Bravura, Fiver. Blackbird. Natoma and Alerife. At least four more yachts were expected by noon . Christine's elapsed lime for the course was eight days, one and a half hours. compared to the recOi"d of five days, ~even hours set by Ragtime in 1972 OUE TO ITS lllGll handicap rating, Christine had no chance· to win corn·ctcd t1mC' honors and will b<' lul'ky to rinc~h among the hr~l 10 on lhc handicap Sl'all' ChnsllnC' was :iln·ath l1t•Hlt'11 for hand1c·<11> honors tn its class IJ} boats thut f1n1-.h('(I l>('hind 1t Harring an upset by :-.111111· or llw boat<; in the· lowt•r rated <'las~ws. Sw1ft.,hun· now stands as lht• overall and Class A le;cdt·r Based on position n •port-. in Sunday's roll rail, hand1<.-ap leaders tn oltwr da'w" ~n1· Ollnka. Class H. f''lvcr, Class(', anrt Wh11rl:.t•y Tn·-.. Chi...., {) Four yachts <1u1t th1· r;11•1• lwr.ww of th<' '>low ~oing in cxtn•m1·ly tii.:hl a11 1.-1tn .t dropout was Tom Harne) ., Andi:cmo "'h11'11 1111111·cl ~1·v. J.11-:ht . Troublt•makl'I' ;.1nri\ l'I Tri Again AllO El'91Dle '>thu\\ IROWll"'\I I 11 Hr10.t~r Ent,.-tP•\C.O((.U~lta1 11 ~ xolly \Sc><>•• ISl;oillnq\ I A l O! 0 1 OrtvP IN<1QuP1 I 1 ti , .. Boat Ca rries Wi1igs for Sails TlHTH "ACE •• lu<ln<1<1• 1 HREMERTO~. WCJ sh •""' old\ "-UC> Al~w.11'\1 •' l•u, t !i\P 1 \11 000 (. tf'.tl\ 0111 l()t1Ydf~ r Atl'* In rt1QM f Pt,.,.,,. I I I 1 .• o y.,,...,, .. Q'\ "' .. '."""'Jit"'.,"""1'<~~· t~o 8• ,. 1'.(Y Moe r ·~vottt •J < ""'~',...' r.r.,m "' 1 f.r.tnd'.I~ t/dtfW't fl• MvtJOv Yor• •Ot1v.trf"\I A•t4f'IM tf ,,..,..,,-l C..tu t<:W\ \ A(f' t l<GfW'W y "'Monte Kimball"s trimaran 1s a cros' w bctw('en a sailbonl and an airplane• ; :~; The three· hulled boat. dubbed lhl' '" ~arymont. 1s *t'qu1ppl•d with sail-. ·~ that rcst'mble airplant• winJ?s. l\1m •bal l . a retired <'Xpcr1m.-ntal ~machinist and toolmakC'r, says he Also£llt11lll• A4't0,• 1 IMC: CA" on • ti•Ql't Or1'1•t tPtt-ttf>I ' hopf's they prov(' to be mor<' l'ffidcnt ,~than t ht· standard sail "In a h11.:h wmd. th<' s ru l should ..... ~.ulv.~:.':!!">~~P i?u':' . .'~~~; ~ork l1k(· a Wl'CJlhc r cock 1n lhl· l 1,.,m.,><> "''' .. w.ooo wind." ht• s ay<;. "According lo ont· !::\!.~':7~'.~'~'><0' ::~ al!ronautu·al en,::ineer I talked to. 1t Pn~n•om C:1rc ... 1 10<"""' "1 1s s upposed to hi.· I 7 lo l 9 percent ~1;~,.r~.;;~,;;.;;•"41•" , :~ more t•fflcicnt. ·· Rul1\0n IMel\d) 11 1 "But that's iffy <tl th1" Potnl." Kim· ball says. · First I want to i.t.'l' how ... h{· s ails out of Ne::lh Hay and in the Straits of Juan de Fuca. ·· The idea came from s1m1lar sails built bv Ben Martin of Palo AJto. who had them on a IO·fool catamaran, Kimball says JI<> says he first built a ... et or s ails for an 18 root catamaran. then graduakd Lo the· bigger ves!>Cl KIM RALi . SA \"S ht• had read in a mag<1z1nc• aboul Martin·, experimen· talion Wlth a similar design and went do wn to S<'<' ho" Martin•s was put toi.wthcr ·•H•rtt C....ro fA*f'lli •n 1' \" lft1 n f llOO t(OUf'"J' l U BUT UF. ADDS, ''That's debat:1hl1 · "lhs sails were diH<'rcnt in that thl'y folded up and :ilso wen· a lot ~ma lier," Kimball says ,,,n , &1"""'° '"'""'"'' 1 1 I sltll haven't tried it in a ~lrong "'ntltVuv cu ... u"'t'' •11 \\'Ind.•• Th(• big :idvantage, hf' says. i., one NB /\11 lloe k ey m;in i.hould IX' able to handle lhl· trimaran. which is 41 ft·et long and 24 f1 •1•t wide. K 1 m ball returned home to try his han<l at improving the d~i~n and built the wini.:·sails for the JS.footer, which he called the' ··wingding ·· But hl' says he bcli<>vcs the new boat's sails are better . probably because they are larger Pro Leagues K 1mball rind his wifr, Mary . hought the hulls 1n an unfinished 'lat1'. and hovt' s pent fi ve years hu1hllng lhl' ooal lie !)pt'!nl about a H ar on thr s ails. plywood-and KIMBALi. 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The IGmballs have h vcd in Port Orchara. on Wao;h1ngton's K1tc;ap Peninsula across Puget ~und from Sealll<'. for about ..,c\en years, after he retired in Idaho. JC Gridders Play With a majority of lh(' ronfercnce schedules ;1 l ready com plclcd. Ora n gl' C o a s t a nd Golden West colleges will wrap up their reg- u I a r s ea!'lon football contests with games this weeke nd at Le liard Stadium. Golden Wes t will host Cypr<>ss on the Orange Coast campus Friday night with the Piratrs t•nlertainlng Cerr itos Saturday. Both <'Ont<'!llS !\tart at 7:30 p.m In other final weot>kend action · ~lllOAY ,.......,. (;al ~· (yOrtU .t~*'"I $ATU .. 0AT MwlMnl C.I c.i.t'"'°' • M>o H-•ILOltAnot!MCC l • '°'11~ •I lA Httbnr S-CMt•~· <orrllO•t•O<-< .. •I C,ro\\mont 4t S-.lnla An' Mt. S..an Anton-o At ~uu .. , ttln M• ....... IUoft C:O..lor•11<• O••••\fleld •I El r Am•no ~ e\1 lA el lA VM"y P•\.O.fkt "' LA Ptrrh• ~·--· tmo~'••• V•P~• "' 1'n 1nn• W•11e1n ......... Sc .. .; w.,...,. StN C-•••no rrl•nd•t• 10, HM<OO 11 C•nyon•lS, v ... tutA) M~Pll"" l '. ComPIO<l@ »nt• a..-. "· w~,1 u1 1 ~l._iltaft CoftM"'"'. 8.;ktnfltldll, LA Y1'11fv 10 £I C&,..lno 16, fa\l l~ AllOf"'\ 0 PA\d••M CC 1'. Lonq 8t>Mh ( ( I SOOllllent C.I CollftrMIO !t•nC• Mon!<• •l. Fiio Mondo 10 rv~"' J.1. l &. 11,.i.\ cc 1~ Golden W.•t 10, LA Sou.-..,1 I Solltll c.e.n C-••"<• CirO\\mont lO, t'ullr.·1°" •O Ore-(t>Ml "· S..nl• An• 1• Ct rt II~ 11, ~ oi.oo M«'W 1 Mlulell c...i.-• S•Cl<llO~k )•, '"" llHnA•O•'IO Vellt¥0 '"""IOt I•.~ .... 11 P•!Onl<I• • 1, Chaftey >t Ctllu\ U \M\ ~CC I l Otten~· Ml Sa"JWlftl<lll, Oewrt II MH•Coo.l• 11 ,,.,..,..,,., Y•ll&y I '"'111• "-JC,., UC 0.•1• JV u P•~rtt /. L• He•DOfO 19 fT A BIRO? 19 IT A PLANE? NO, IT'S A IOAT W .. htngton Couple Pl!n Panama Trtp With Trimaran Hospital Campaign Fruitful . Contributions continue lo arrive at South Coast HORSE RACI NG I BOATING PUBLIC NOTICF. H01•<« 1\ rtf'tf't>V \pwt n lt1ttl G<>LOEH \TAT£ \AkW" llAN .. "" ..Montto~• \C,...•1 \.In t , .. ,., ••• •1 C,..ifOfnte .... ~. tw\ fll'"' w 1U\ fhi Fedtt•t O•PO\H '"'"'""''• ('or-oo,.•tto". •" A"Oh• •''"" t 1 t ''~'"' • lffancn, .mtf n "fl(>I" "'•••• ... , MOP! .. !Or ltltf\41 on 0. 10""' 11 1n1 T,.. _.._n1 to<•"on '>' ,,,.. Of000\.0 Cl"'"-" " 4041 MetArlh\11 &o.,, .. .,.,o. Ne-woon 8e.cri C.•1t•Oro1• .,_ .t.fty Qief"\Of" WtU\lf\Q t0 r fJtt'110Mtt Utt 1111\ •P01lti111on ,.,,.r ""' "" ("""""''"' '" Wf'UtnQ wtth ,,.... R1 Qt>Oft"I llu•~ '"' of thfl F•O.r6f 0-00,11 tn,,,, .. n,,. CO<PO••llon .. II\ ReQt<>n<tl Omo •• MonlQO,...O Scrttt. w•!• NM10 "·"' Fr•n<1lco. C.Utorru.-9410• It ,u1y 0t'\Of't Oe\;t" 10 OfOt''' ,,.,,~ O• MHtM Of tf'Wl •PCMt<aiton ,.... n"' " '1QtH to no \0 It ,.. II~ • """""" """'" U! '"' lnlttnt wfth th• A•Qlon.tl Otr•r tnr wtuun is o.ty\ ot trw d"h' o• ,,,., ovbU<etion fh• no"c'''"'n~n114t1 oort'°"' of tM •te>e>Hc•tt0n ,., .. on t.1" In IN R~I Ollt<• e. (W 1 01 '"'' public ftle m•1nlAln11t1 nv '"" Corpor•tton ff'M\ •••• '' .. v.ul•Dlt· •or owt>ft< 1n\o.ct.on out +no , -ou••r l>v\lneu hOuf' Publl\lled _ _. 10.,,.., hOft )01 I• Ct>111 t ol""' Rule\ -'l"'lUl•hom. 01 '"~ F•d•r•I 0~00\•• '"'"'•"f'" C«pot•t""' GOLOEH '>IAI( '>ANWA 8AHK 8YWlif'rML""°"' <Jr VI<~ Pr~>Mnl PuOl•S~ Or~ Cot•I O••lv "''ol Nov 1l, 1911 f>UtsUC NOTICE llUJ.Jt NOTICE TO C"EOITOAS ... A•Ui' \UPf "'OW COUNl OP' THE \TA Tr OF C•Lll'O .... IA FO" l Hf COO .. TY OF O""HGE In tP'f' M\llU t lr'lr l '''-'"' l lJI ~U A AllHI A•A IHfkl A f"' IN\ON .. , ft It• 0-.t•itwO H"I It I " ••I IH IH' (illlfN t• I '*lfllM' ftlf'ltnq l '"'m' ttQitUt\I tfl •in )P' rf)t n• hJ flt~ ~1(1 fl•1"'' '" O•t r fl1f'• tJt H• tlf',., 11't ttw •fOflt\.AWI fOi.t•t or lt.1 &>t~vnt 1~n• tu u .. "'" tk•r \11Jnf'd Al ,,.. (lff•',. nt ~,NVOt ~ ~tAN(0C Y A A'.HWOPfti HIJ f ttU Ut1ttt\ ,.v• '"'• ~11...-1~n•. (.• •to .. , #h•f.."' 14' t .. , AO<. n u·w i;•.-c.• of t>" n.-,, '•• It• vrin.•f•, Uf\it"d .,, ••II Mattn u-.rt.tlfHf•q to ..tl•1 t:l'\tAh ••\Ith <l,.1m witn tn~ '"' ,.,..._,, v vov' t•1'" '"u'l b• hlttd nr pr. V·nl'"1 •'• i\Wr~10 w1thm 1nvr mol'H\ .. fttt•f '"-tir\t punh( a t1on CJI tn1' Ml!Cf {>11h•IJ Noy t Wiit ( t.1.nt ... I Atitf'tl t ;t't UfO( o f tf'wlil ¥Wtlt ,,, ,~ .. ,,..,.. ,..,,..,. .. ClA"( HCE L H•HC.OCK 'IUO•,..r •I uw S11yd•r. M•At..-• & AJf\w.,,f\ nu "••r Off\ An ~ Po .. -. (..I •IOJO P\lbl1\n.tl (Jt,th)" (Q.1\1 (M1ty P11 t ..O• &. IJ /0 II !VII \1'1 I Pl11\UC' NOTICE w \7) .. Medical Center in South ---- \VP F lillOll COURT o.-THE \TA TE OF (Al IFO•H•A FOR lHf tOV .. TY OJ OAAHOE HO A'~ Laguna as the result of lhe recently launched Sliver ~ey Card fund· rais ing cam paign, ac· cording to John Ray- m en t. presiden t of SCMC Foundation. Silver Key Cards are available to anyone who wish es to become a mem ber by contributing a minimum of $100 to be used for fWlding several equipment additions in va r ious areas of the medical center includ - ing intensive care unit. kidney dialysis unit a nd physical therapy. Tax deductible dona· t1ons to tbe non.profit or · ganization·s program may be mailed to Sandy Parker. c/o South Coast Medical Center Founda· t1on . 31872 Coa s t PUBLIC NOTICF. HOT ICE TO C"lOITO"S SUl"ElllC. COOltT Of' THF STATE Of' CA\.IFO ... IA FOii THE COUNTY OF O"AHGE ........ ,111 £''"'• o• ELS•E M \C Al'>. Oe<u..a NOT l(F' '" HC~rRv G•VrN IO 1 .... <rt<ljlM\Ol-dDOWOl'(~"t ln41 ~II ""°"' ,...v,nq <•••'"" ~1n\t '""' '"•" cM<:.-dent .,~ rt!Q\lfr~ to "'" tbttm wUh the IM'<e'l"6t'Y ¥0U<rw"'\· '" ,,.. Ut ft<e ot the (...,.. Of thfo ftbn\1'11 rootltlt•t1 covn. o,. to ptf'Y'f'lt t~m w1tn thl n~C!'\\~tr'I YOV<f'l••I ,, lo u w vn der\1-d ., Hl01 '"""' Ro..a. I ,,Q.,n•I H1U\, CA, wn1tn ••• '"" pl,ii(t-ot bV\I ne\\ oi th~ undet\tQf'lf"O .n .,11 m""' •' orr•~•,,•nQ to thft ,.,t•tr ot •.11•c1 ,,.., .. O."t. •'"'•"•our-n'W)ntf'I•, .-., •• , ltwo '"'' pVC,)tt( •tton of th•\ n<Jfil .. D••e<IO<t_.,,~ '"'' f VAr4f,( l If'-• t t t A f '"' Yfl IMAt< .._ £ l r /\NOii 11 /$H WI I ,1 R Co ( .,... utr ,., •.oi "''Witt o• ,,,., • .tDr1•• n,"""""'1 ,,,., •. t• ,, HOitlO .. & HOltTOH U>ll C•MI RNCl w• ... 101 i.._. Htlh, CA m » ITMl,_.lO)t PUIMl\ht-0 ()r~ (OA I U-111 t J•11<,.t HOY I) 70 11 0... • 1411 $}'I " H OTl(f C)J HEAllt .. O OF Pl!TITIO .. JO# PllO•AT£ OF WILL AHO FOf lCnE"S TESTAME"' l A•Y AHO FOR AUTHOAIZATIO .. TO ADMt .. l~TER VHOfR TH E , .. DE fi'l HOIHT •OMIHISYllATIOH OF l5TAT£\•CT f ''~'" •d t •-tOM A \ N IM IC tt (,RAHl\M ,.,_,,_It~ NOrir r I'. Hfll~RV (.11/lN I""' f MMA l•t1J. rtt Ar ""' tilf'd h1tr~1n , Pf1 t1t1C1n ,,., CWMM1t-nt wm "nio ror , \U.itf\fr ''' l .. th·r r~'''""'""''"'V ,.rrl fnr Ault'ln11/11tt~11t to Afhruf\•\h•r uNJ11t tf'\r l,,d.,.o-nd•nt A<tm1rH\tr1tl1t)n 1 t f •,IAtr•1 Aft ,,.,,_,. "',. lo whu fl • tri'4tllt '•M' turtt.-.r (i.trt1r1il -t''· i'llW't th.~' ft•''"'"'"'"" l~1~H· ,... ~ .. •tf 11'(J tt\ol ,,.,., "" bfo•n ,..,., Ir,-Nf1v1·mf)pr / 1 ,.,111. • 10 011 • '" Ill HW" 1 nurtrurwn tlf ''"tM• m"'°"' Nt 1tt ..ot119 t f.Vtf ·•I lfA f1.,. ' .. ,..,., ,,, ...... ""' ·' 1fl I""•<,,.,,.,, .~ . ...,11 1 An,, ( .. ht••"• , (J"h ti ()I~,.,_., If 1"1/M W ill IAM F \I 1014H f ••••• "' •••• OLAU\ I OPPt.OU<L f> 0 l o' t(>«.I L.-Ai.Au.-.c1 .. c ... Hf ~• Atlonu• r tn, ~•hon.tr J.•ut I\""..,(,,~ '°"""'CJ• t., II ,..,,~ r tJ n~ .. P LBLJC NOTICE. lhghway, South Laguna, ---- CPl- ~VPClllOll COUllt OF' (AltFOI> .... COU'4TY 0" OPAHG£ '4w "'° A·tlOll 92677. PUBLIC NOTICE FA LLS Clff BY HALF RUFFALO. N.Y . IAP1 T h e Oow of water ovt•r Niagara Falls has tu.•en reduced by 50 per· ecnt for the duration of the off-tourist season. OHirials of lhe agcn<.-y that runs hydroelectric genC'r:iting plants on the Canadia n side of the rails said that with the summer tourist crush past, th<' annual red~· tion of water flow can be made to accommodat lhe greater demand ro <'lf•ctri<.-al power on both sidrs of the border . PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE Of' IULlt T"AllSftlll No t1Cf' 1~ "Pr•bY Q•\l~rt IC t,,_,. Cr,.clotors o4 Rob11<1 O. Bochf'• MIO Jonn O Mll<Mll Jr , fr.onsf•rof~. who .. Du\IMn " 11~ f . Co•\! H•Q•,.•>l'tl. Con1•,. wl -· County of O<anq" Sl•lf'OI Olrto;n.•. tNI • t>o;ll lrM"•' t~ ~lo br ,.._ IO Ott""' O. Purdue. fr•n\ter•f'. •"O\l' bu\1t\f'"fi\ •Odrf'\~ •'\ q>').J A~ Pr•'\tdtO. Sdn C"'m"m~. (Altlorno~. C:O-ly ol Ot~. St•tr.OI c . .illON>•d TM PrO!W't'ly 10 br lr.tn~ffofn!d I~ IO<•ltcl .>I )1~ C: Co.•I t419hw~v Co<'Ond !WI MM. C°""'V OI Ot".M~. ~t•!• o! 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NYSE '•' COMPOSITE SACTIONS JwOl•h41ft""''-ll-\Ofttt. ... w YO•• MIC, ... ,, l' .. lllt jtllW,!\M ..... o.1ro0-(l"(l"""ll\IO<lo. o •<~Hnd•O(!Ol1.., •• IN H•l-•i A\-l•llol\Of !>e(.,rll .. \ 0. ..... -lft$11""1 Monday. November IJ. 1978 'N DAILY PILOT Smart United It May Win Fare War By MlLTON M08KOWIT'l . l;nitcd Atrlin<'s ts lhe nation's largest air <'arncr Jnd tl s dt•'!1<>nstrating why it's likely to remain in thal po!-.1 t1on 1t s s marter thun its competitors. While many carriers -Amencan Airlines. Tran~ Wor ld Airline!'.. Pan Amcric&n World Airways and Bnt1::.h Airways art> busy fomenting class warfare amon~ pa::.st.>ngcri., United has shrewdly decided to go another routl' THE OTHE R CARRIERS HAVE CUT up their ptanei. lo create thr<'e classes of service· First, full fart' coact- and discount coach. The design 1s to coddll! thl' bu!>tnc11i. lravt'lers and segf'('gale them lrom the ho1 pollo1 who n: serve far t•nough in ad- \ ance to lake ad van ~ I age of discount fares. r. Any way you look "~ ~ .11 11, the con cept ct1•s<'cnds ultimate ly to the level of pure snob hcr y Amt·r 1ean Money Tree 1\1rhnes :.houts \'Ulgarly. "You get what ~rru p:a~ lor Rritish A1r~ays tclb 1t:. bu~ine.!>s cu6tomc1"• thr.t with this new class of service. 'the ch<tnt·ci. are much lt•s:. that you'll havC' somronc• t.tskin~ you tc> hold the b1:1by while the) find the baby food .. lfow grac•1ou.c:' A recent TWA =id trll'd desperately to explain to f:'Conomy coach passengers what benefits they get bcs1de:- the low rares. So it said . "ECONOMY COACH P ASSENGERS HAVE their own section of the plane where they can !.elect the ir own seut:. on their day or departure ... What t his really means : Discount fare passengers are going to ht' pcnnt.-d in to a c rowded section in the rear of the plane Unlike the full-fare pas~ngers. who .c<Jn reserv•· their st•ats whe n they buy lheir tickets. the discount t raveleri. ~ill not be abll' to select lhl·1r seul~ until they get to the airport. THE PUBl.JC MIGHT LIKE TO.know of another 1dcJ T WA had It had proposed that when its fllghts in the <'Vt> ntnf? wer<' delayed or canceled, hotel and meal services would be offe red onl v to firs t-C'lass <tnd full ·far1· passengers The discount group -the folks in the back of the plane would have had to fend for themselves. But the Civil Aeronautics Board reJ~ted this proposal United. wtuch competes head-to-head with Amencan and TWA on coast-to-<'oast routes. has taken an entirely different tack. It has expanded its capacity 22 percent and it's making a stron~ pitt·h for first·cla<;~. wherl' fare!. h..:v• bel~n ·Cul to 20 percent abov1• coach "W<' are not goini; to -.l·gn•J!atc the business traveler." ~aid United 1:-.J A PERCEPTIVE LETTER that apJ>('arcd 1n lhl· tradl· pap('r AdH•rt1sang Age. Elliott .J. Echelman . J !\cw York frec-lant•t• writer. pointed out that 1t was n•atly "' misnomer to labt>I as .. full.fart· p<.1ssengers .. bustne!.s peo pie who ar e not c·vcn us ing their own money but travehng on expense accounts. Echclm<tn added . .. They a rt• properly dubbed ·no fare· or pul>hc w(•lfar<'· :11rhm.• passengers To begrudge the use a nd en- JOYmf'nl of the common cai;-r1er to those who have been er frcll vely derued them for more than a quarte r of a centur; while picking up the ticket lab for high-flying. free-loading businessmen IS the extreme Of ungracious absurdity." We wlll see, in the coming months. which airline is go ing to come out on the top of Uus fracas. M y m oney is on U mt~d: • Market Stzunbks Again as Rates Rise NEW YORK U\I' 1 -The stock market s howed widespread los&es in qui<.'l trading today as a few bank::. PoStf'd their third pnme rate increase the past two week:. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials wa~ down ts 08 points to 792.01. 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JI IHEY1V£ CANCELED 1HE GERIATRIX DENNIS THE MENACE • ' i ., • FUNKY WINKE RBEAN NO , ~I ™Al (JJ\~ A Ml~PRl~T rnt. blu.l 1J ~rf T , &ti.! l! l ~~ ~kt'J MISS PEACH J I I• I by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta GORDO &.A5T ~ IMTJftANf HE~NN ,.,,...x I NOW l: MAY MIFHf"A 86 Bl£4U11Fl/J. AS.lllN.' by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd and Tom Johnson WHY Tl-IE WE IR D SOUAIO:!!J, linACH? 010 vou 00 ()A/ OUN:::>~ JUDGE PARKER !MMAAA55ED WHEN ~f 5EES THEIR MME. PO!>TEO UNDER -~=:--...r::::::l'tll!IA Df ltNOOfNT ACC00Nl5 AT THE COUNTRY CllJO, SUE M~GAVIN A5K!> HUNTER TO TAKE HER HOME! TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY THEY MUST SE QUADRUPLETS··· .. I WONDER HOW IT FEELS TO BE A OUADRUPLET AGATHA CRUMM OR. SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW GIVE' NE. ONE GOOD llEASON ¥MY 1 500Ut..D €:1.) our wmi ~L.'S .AUtn ,461\T>l.A ! .M(;C, G{f,t:,t:. TJ.IE:Y'RE 1NVERrt=o GIGGLES ACE:/ by Tom Batiuk by Mell by Gus Arriofa MAIVEUVERED INTO PLAYIAJ<:;. STRAIG-1-ITDOet A6A!N.' by Harold Le Doux by Tom K . Ryan by Emle Busftmiller PEANUTS I CAN EXPLAIN IT M~.CRUMM THINK6 iMAT &ING OVER- QOA1.ll='IE'7 fOR MY Joe 6110ULO ae &.Tt~F=YING ENOUGH ... COMICS I CROSSWORD by Charles M. Schulz 0 j I i l SUBTRACTION 15 THE AWFUL FEW~'. .... THAT l(OU KNOW t.£55 TOM'f' 1HAN l(()U DID 'f'E5TWA't' by Bill Hoest by George Lemont YA CROSSE:P 1"He; WRONG 51 De:., N ITW 11"' •1 by Templeton and Forman TODAY'S CIDSSIDID PUZZLE ACROSS >4 Schemer UNITED Feature Syndicate SalurOav s Puule Sot .. d 1 lshmaet s 58 Peace sym- molher bOI 6 Essence 59 Brancnei. 10 Rip 61 Blend 62 Calm 14 'There 1s 6J Arab htl<' nolh1ng like 6A ThP Ram ~~M O (D l°&GS . "' .! .,. ' T l " " t It'\ I A N $ I •• ~•oor l o£•• s l •• 1t oho •l o 1 c • l • • f --· . . ~ s • ' . • I • • • 0 0 • •S • t • r --- 15 Ponder 65 Func11on 16 01Merenl 66 Take out 17 Menu 1lern 67 Shofl - I ' 0 • s I o ' 0 • s . I 0 I . ' • s • s l A I S .. 0 •• S I ,. s • ' . 1• • 0 u ' s •• l"l f 0 . 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Pret1i ) J - ) It' "· r1 ut n ., - ·' 1111 re. ll -00 ll. ~o -- TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS • levision MoOOlly. November 13. 1978 DAILY PILOT B1 EVENING .. -•• ..wa ~OHtil 0. .... Ml W'IW""-0 on M~~I ""'°' ~· "' "'-Oeoolh OI • 1111\1 gwt a ta!'* • I NRFOOTaAU CMlilenCI "-•••\..,.on ~..,..,.. ......... A _,,_,. II _, hVf'I' 11 """'* «--o-..,. .. ''"'--~ .. 0.-bwd•~ ™' ""'°" 8l.c>4 llobhy -',,_ ,..._ lton'I h•.,.l\lhftbv al~~ -I •• I.Curl' "'"' t>I09f 8'1N1Y Or-\ lo b«"_.,. ti<~'"""'" Q) S"'Ct 1 S Of. SAH F~ """"'O ---...... ._ , , ••' .._,., mottte• ~ I •" •"1 ~,,,.,. trt. ,. •>J n •ll.~ ID OVEl'IEASY C..-1 :i,...1 Mu< ...... .,..,. ~"'°~ 10 M""' l 6D f:AMll. y PORTlWT Wolf Man T\INf 11X> I) 1 lil"A"8'H 1n li..t m.OOIO 01 .. recGlf'O 4010 11'-P. ChArllO •1K9fvt11 en ••Pent1ve POIDt tWOl lrom his lllVtVll!lo u unu HOUSC OH THIPIWAlf 'Man Wiii U• 8oy• Ch•fl.. •no•ll• 11nd Joni.tl'l1n Ge~ lry 10 P<OV• 10 thew '°"' lh•I they .,. nOI Y•I Ohl ~ 10 Cle~ l'IW'I 8 MOVIE • • • "House On Or~ ~· (111701 ChrltlOC)IW 0.0.ge. ~ LAIO" Cl<wml11n1..i 8"' ~ lr.,'l)llQll" a,.,,.,, as hit Wiie'• ~. (2 hrS) GMOW • • '• ·eti11o'a Ulnd • 119711 CNlr'IM Bronson. J1at P~ Members OI ,. blOOCM hlrtty PoSlie Sl&llltng I htllf·breeO ktllef scan i.llbng one~ I? hrs) • CAAOl 8UAHETT AHO FJllEHOO Ouetit felty SQvalas mJ MOVIE • • '• ··51tent Wl!Oe<~ >l•UC1V<ln\j I ,,,,,,.....lnOCI !>On il l C8SHtW'S ~. I LOVE LUCY Lucy I,_ IO ~ I CuOMI """'°"" ~ Dy ~., t\(•vin Brophy ~l•H·~ .l~ u youth brought uµ bv ''ulv1•" an th<• return of the "Lu<-an" ~c ries. pn·m1l•ring aga10 tonight at 9 on ABC. Channel 7. c 1972) Ooeumentary rwo meo axl*)f'e the un01s-'""*' wllOllme$s Of Alas· "" and dllClO\'er me ~ GOtlCrMll ~ !M past ano the PfeseM (2 Ill's I 6D Ol.08AL PAP£A • MOW\. JA()QJ()N "'411110f &diwy Shelc»I , ..... ~,,.. ,._a'fl., "oveit .ino 8•o•O••Y J>llr)'i, the f!l'OOiemL l)f Ir onsl«nng novtll~ 10 ll'>c ~f_, wno "'s "'p(ll~ H on I~ auTtl<Y ' Gtt'C\111 Eli) PAOJEC'T UNIVERSE Mii ~ y W fly • • 0.llGOYef'ed I J) CA()88..WITS 7'()()f) C88HEWS I ~~ JOt<EA"S WILD soc MIU.JOH DOU.AA MAH In 'l)ite ol lemC>Or llf"1 blind· n-. ~·-rnu.>I , ..... _ tt1o cont~ OI ii Mnllll ..,. plAn" wt.en the Se<lalOf· P.IOl •S 'lr>c~e<'I «!) 8AHFORO AHO 80H Lamont l>VYS two Gott~ 111 Claannel Lbth19• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele!> II KNBC (NBC) Los Angele!> e KTLA (Ind ) Los Al'tgele!> 8 KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angele!> ()) KFMB (CBSJ Sal'I Diego D KHJ· TV (Ind) Los AnQele:. l11J KCST (ABCI San Ou•qo CD KTTV (Ind J Los Angeli:•, Cl) KCOP-TV (Ind) Los Angele, EJl> KCET-TV (PBSl Lo:. Angele:. '1l> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hu ntington 8edc.h •Centennial' Star ..,, llUCtlon ;lftd .. 0.-· mtned 10 sell ''*" .. ii large profit SI MACNEJl. I LBfAEA AEPOAT ~ INT'AOOUONO BfOt.OOY "The Henlous $yt1om·· 7 30 8 DISCO MAOIC Guests· Pete• Brown. Enct\3tl1rnen1 0 CAHOIO CAM£RA 0 HEW\. YWm GAME 0 TIC TN; DOUGH a> AOAM-12 MallOy 800 Reed p4Ay mocllef hen <Nl!f " young rel«'llSI. 81 28TOMOHT "The Pollllcs Of Ecluea- tk>n" Oevld Cflpoen1 Wiii eJCOlottl the issues elleet-•no publlc 9duc:atlon 1n ttld _., eel study '11) JUUA CHllO AHO COMPANY "l(lletlen CodtlllM Porty'' (l) $ 100..000 NAME THAT "Tl>e Fight F0t Food" A 10011 at U.S. IOod l>Qflcy llnd llOw It effects IM rest ol INI wor'd (Pan 2 of 2) Ci) Ol.08AL PAPER "The Fight For Food" F OOd lllOflages Ill MealCO, Thailand, Taiwan. Senegal ilnd lr>e Ptllhppoiies. 8'\(j somo po61lble $Olullons. ere exllfl'llned. (Pa11 I ol 2) e:308 (1) ~EOA'l'ATA TIME Ann lt'IM lo work UP IM courage IO 8Sl\ a llanO· some bu.W-S auoc:aa1e lor a<SN at THE 000 COUPLE Fen's d8ughtet Nnt &way from l>Ome 80 "'81 she can !Ollow hM recording Idol. PllUI Wiiiiam$ 1;46 D Q}J TO 8E AHHOONCED ~ 8 (I) THE WOAD RandaM !Nms that 1111 now pr0f8C1, ooaieo by a cyni- cal. SUC>PoeedtY reilgtou!> Pvbllahor IJamos Catalina Trained Actor By JERRY BVCK HOLLYWOOD (AP> -Gregory Harrison b<'lleves that the island or Catalina is a great place for an actor to grow up. .. It's crimeless. smo~less. J)f'aceful." he said . "J was always in the water. ftshmg. skiing. row inc. Or hlkiog around the island. "You could d evelop a very independent li festyle. You could leav~ home early io the morn· ing and not come home unttl night and your parents didn't have to worry " MOST IMPORTANT, HE said. "is lhal at an early age I learned to entertain myself. Your im agmation takes over. I guess that's what led to my becoming an actor." Ham son might sWl be on Catalina, where his father r uns the g lass bottom boat. if Jason Robards Jr. hadn't spotted him in a n amateur production and encouraged him lo seek train- ing. LiUle on Catalina. however. prepared him for other aspects of his role as pioneer Levi Zendt on NBC's "Centennial." the 26-hour series adapted fro m the book by James A. Micbeoer. "Centennial" airs on Saturday H"""'~ the next two weeks. H.is is a pivotal role that bridges the era of ear· • IY exploration and the foundation and growth or the town of Zendt Farm, which becomes Centen- nial. Colo. Harrison. who ages from 23 to 66 in six segments. said. "AJI the aging ln the show depends on bow Levi looks. fie becomes the patriarch of the town of Centennial. ''DONALD PLF.ASENCE KNOCKED me into the Ohio H1vcr, · hl' ~aid. "I ~ot a four-mch gash Barbi DoU Ac lress Barbi Be nton is s hown during a taping for a n upcoming ep i so d e of ··F a nt asy h;land .. · a od staph rrom the polluted water. J was lajd up for four days. '· J had to learn to drive a team of grays. Then I bad to drive--si:x oxen with a wblp. Tl bad lO 6e me m the shots and I felt terrible hitting the oxen. Then I realized their hides are so thick they hardly felt it." Harrison. who had never been on horseback, a lso had to learn to ride l.ike an expert. He said, "I had an accident with the saddle horn and t couldo 't go to the bathroom for five days without excruciating pain." Harrison, 28, and unmarried. s pent four months OD location in Kentucky aod Colorado. "THE llABDEST THING is leaving a produc tion when it's over ." he said. "You've established a lifestyle and made friends. It reminds me of the bond you form with friends in Army basic train· iog. I 've been melancholy since I left. I miss the people and the place. "It's a wooderful. simple life. AU you have to Ho is think about going to work in the morning and being with your friends at oight." PBS Gets Moyers -With President NEW YORK (APl -Bill Moyers' decision two years ago to leave non·commercial TV for CBS waio good cause for disappointment al the Public Broadcasting Service. So it's not difficult to un· derstand that sinking reeling at CBS when Moyers announced last spring that he would return to PBS. 'Tm deeply sorry, both personally and pro- fessionally. that be bas resigned." Richard Salant, president of CBS News. said at the Ume. "He is a superlative reporter and a fine human being. There is ample reason tor that kind of senll· menL Moyers commands respect rrom colleagues and viewers alike; his journalism for both public :ind commercial TV has won widespread acclaim. IN THAT HEM>Y CONTEXT, Moyers has chosen a fiWng subject for the revival tonight of PBS' "Bill Moyers Journal" -an bour-k>ng White House conversation with President Carter. ll alrs tonight at 10:30 OD KCET. Channel 28. "Bill Moyers' J ourna l" begins a regular schedule of weekly programs in January. "There are certain news questions everybody is interested in. including Bill." says the pro- gram's executive producer, Joan Konner. or the Carter special, to be taped earlier lo the day. "But what he's really interested in is the man and the office, the changes it's made in him, his frustrations. reactions to lb..ings." "REPORTERS COVERING the White House interrogate the president about topical issues in re- itular press conversations." Moyers. once news secretary to the late President Lyndon B. Johnson, says. ..In all my conversations, I a m just as in- terested in the individuals as the issues. I am most curious about how individuals, including presi- dents, fmd meaning in their lives." TUBE TOPPERS ('BS. fJ 9: 00 "The Wo1·d " The mr111ng g111 •nd IMll watch IWlr CIOMl't D TOHIQHT Guest hosl Oon Rlci.14u Ovetls C1moll O'Connot. JON ~a. Jim 8111'!0<0 • 8f'ORT 8P£CW. Of fHEMONTl4 ~ 9he ~~ 10 gel a ~ edUClllOn (I N , 30mlll I 12:40 II (I) C8S LAT£ MOVIE • • "McM111an And W1te Nt{Jl'lt train To L A "\ 19141) ~ HUOaon. Suun Sa.Ill J11mes An un11 po1ie;11 11u1h0r ·~ ..i111n Ounno Jn UtQlll•hOvr """' •nu IU d poHOe G()n'ol\lnl l()n "new Bibll'" come~ undl'r riltack from th<! news medl<J in thi~ second episode of a four-part miniseries starring David Janssen and Jame~ Whitmore. I MOVIE (CONT'D) MOVIE KCF.T D 9:00 -Vis ions. A father's inability to Jch1cve intimacy with his family 1s the subject of .. Blackout.·· Kathe ryn Walker stars. * • • * The Cltl08A 0t W•alh.. ( 19401 He,,ry • ~. J&t\e Oarwell Jonn Sllltnbeell I ll«V Of Iha gtMI Ollie mtgtlllOn 10 Ca11torn1a duttno lh8 Oepreasion (2 11ta.1 1:00 II TOMOAAOW Oues" Dorothy SarN>lf l)t"etlidenl ol Nltw Y()fll " Speech Oynamtea. 1ur rnutooans Chick C0tt>J Mid ~ Hlr>cOGlc NBC U 9 00 -"13ctrayal." The dram atization of <.t true story in which a .young woman sues her psychiatrist for luring her into sexual relations. Rip Tom and Lesley Ann Wa rren star • THEOOO~E Oscar •Ii hreo lrom "'' 1ong1rme ,ob aa a sports· write< for liltling 10 oover a badminton mateh • M4oHET .. Ju-'" Gen;ue" 1:301 NEWS WANTED DEAD OR AUV£ Whltmoni). Is unde< anact< from the ,_, meota and ""' llMd (Nleol W1111amsool of a terge dlufcn (Part 2 ol "l . GJ H8CMOVIE "Beueyaf' (P,_,.el Rip Torn, Lesley Ann W1rroo A youno women sues l>t!t psych&lf1rlsl fOf luflflQ he< into a sexual reli1Uon5"'p under Iha Q\llMI 01 lhet'epy fJ UJCAH 1Seasor1 ~~ere) Ettons Dy Lucan lo~ "'"•\681f ol mvnter J:l'8tOM we ,eoperdiioed wtlet'I tho doc- tor r~l>le IOf the crrme trea1s wc.n IOI' pneumonia. at MERV OAJfF1H ~ts.. E1"6l Merman. Mli'YO' Ed Koen, 8vcky Dent. Yul Brynner, She4tey Winters, Alexis Smtth. lllHI Mordente, RICt\atO Co~ Fran Loe fli) Vl8IOHS "Bladlout" A young girl allempts to 11<1/Utl to hat lalhef 's predilection IOt r~tly rat'* ll'llln dHecllOf? ~GREAT PERFOAMANCES "The Oood Oocto, .. Edward A5t'ef. RIC1'lar0 Ch~. Bob 0.lhy, Lee Orent Ind Mersna Meson are teahlred tn Neil s.mon·s Mfles ()f oomoe vignettes buod uPQn Chelchov·s shof1 storres @! MOVIE • • • "Thf, Great Waldo Peppet" ( 1975) Robe<l Red!Ofd. Bo s...,.,aon A FIRST SPECIAL Bobby Vinton Rook, Roll Show Set For Vinton Bobby Vmton stars in his first network music variety special, "Bobby Vinton 's Ro c k 'N Rollers." Monday, Nov. 20. at 8 p.m .• with special guest stars Pen- n y Mars hall , Erik Estrada and Stockard Channing, on CBS, Channel2. Guest Stars are Eve Ardeo. Gale Gordon, Fa· bian. Frank Welker and S usan Buckner, and featured are Louise Duart. David Levy and Paul Gale. ., OETSMAAT "Crotl'OIChl" lruatrllled ""'9rlcan llgMer pflOt beOomet a barn· s1onning atuntmllfl 1n "'" llllrtl IOI' action Ovrino WOtld w,,, I 12 twa I Max an<1 99 aro sent 10 1nves11ga1e 11 tuSOtcloua 2~1J HEWS ., OETSMllRT e uCAPTIONED AIJIC HEWS Sman ~ lrHtnO ·~ leUd 10 ~ M&awell rs Sltgl'llly def1 J.Part , , 9 MOVIE 10:001~ ••'It "8111lfe For The Planet Of The Apes" IP&1I 11 ( 19731 Roddy MGOowall. ~ Alkllll Tne lnlelk· gent s1m1an soc1e1v .illempt 10 peaoet\llly CO• elflst wuh the mutant human soe>ety on Earth ( 2 hrl) • • * '1> "8vRlll" ( 19681 Sieve UeOveen. Rot>ert Vaughn A San F1anoaco ckllect1..e tnee 10 slop Ille mvrdOf Of ii P'O$PtlcilWI witness IO< a pOllllClll hear· •!'IQ (2 llrs I 2~1·· NEWS 3:00 MOVIE ••'It "Gunsmok e In Tucson" 119!>81 M-t•k Stevena. Foriest Tvctle< Callte ruslhng i1nd conllrel ~ solllen111nd a cal· lie baton causes two brothers to lac;e each Oll'le< rn 8 gunfoghl ( 1 ht .• 35 mtl'I I ~RNING Q) HIGHT QAU.ER'I' 12:00. Al.FRED Hn'CHCOCK PRESENTS TINO Old men f8CO ~ tWtcied !Tom "-Sheck Wl*I ltley el'IOw no ~ denOe ol Mii l4JPPOt1 4:3& II HEWSMM<ER6 A woman Ines to take OYer a seoonO-Mnd 8llop lrOm 10'.)() ... a>*..ws A CONVERSATION WlTH .JllltMY CARTER -~ Tew11day·• . Da9ti.ae MorieM AFTERNOON H>e Ktamdens Ind the °'" MO'fO"S lnleMew$ lllo President ol "" Untied States '11) HOT TlfE TRIUMPH. BUT niE STRUOGlE Mortons getl'lef In llMI Kr1m0en iP8f'lmttnl 10 share tho IO'l'S ot Chn&I· mas t2:00G ••• .. Toy T.ger .. I 19561 Jell Chandler, L&raine Day An oovetlrfi- l"O man substitutes tor a t>o«dlng scftOOI stVOenl's ffa DICK CAVETT 12:30 G MOVIE The emooons and artistry ()f IN! young at"'6t85 com- peting "' the """'°' Olym- pt(:S Muf11spottl Cham· pionshtp9 •e ~ 11:00§11 8 (I) ®l tEWS DATING~ • LOVE EJC11£ATS at THE OOHO SHOW «I) MONTY P'l'TliOH'S Fl YING QAC()8 • • • ., "Tile S"8eOl'llan" f 19S81 Olenn F0tO. &ltrley Mact.aone. A ~ ownet 1t0empts to ou~t 11os -· mtes wtllle hetdlng l>tS 8'1'· mills ltlf'OUO" ca111e c;oun. I~ (2hrs.l tu ALFRED HITCHCOCK ~s f!TllglnilfY '"''* f 1 hf • 30 min I • •••'It "Bullets Or BaflcMs" ( 19361 Edward 0 Robonlon. ..IOen BIOnOllll. 1n Otdet 10 gel 6YldenGe needed tor 8 OOfWICtlon. "' IOff'llef detoc1"'9 rntinralos II 09flQ ()4 c.-fmma/S, (I hf~ 50 "*'I "Le Ftomage Grand," ··5c:o11 o1 llMI Anlllf'Clre," Mr Pr llline oeis • llSh elft1m9100fl, the football matct> o4 1he oay (R) A couplo, pesslng ttwouofl 4 smell town. 11111YICtlfn 10 " CtOOl<ed con game. 3.-()0 Q1} •• ~ "Qoenl11on Heartbeat~ ( 1969) AicNrd 8tadf0td. James Daly. A tatge unM!<Sll't medlcal 06t'l1et IS SMn lhrougtl I"- ~ of one of 111 ooctors. (I hf' • 30 mlll l G) MOVIE 11~ U (I) AOCKFORD At.ES "The Dealer Cns.a" Roca· lord tS hi<ed 10 loc8te a • • "She's Wortuno Her WllY Thfovgh COiiege" ( 19621 Vlfgtnoa Mayo.~ Ne150n A buf'le9que stet c•oa1es pi1nOemon1um The TV .Jeebies Critic Tells Gripes About Tube By JAY SllAllBU'IT LOS ANGELES CAP) -Pay atten- tion. class. Today we will write down what bugs us 01061 abourrv. Theri we will mail the list to Pitca1m Island in case they are lhink.l.Jlg or getting 'IV. Speaking ror myself. this l!> what bugs me most about TV: -When ''Casablanca" is on the Late. Lale Show and the listing for the Late Show says it is on a channel my city doesn't get th.is always hap· pens and the FCC should investigate it Polit ical comme r c ia ls . particularly when the station gets things mixed up and runs them the night after elections. -THOSE NIGHTS ABC shows "Love Boat." NBC airs "CHiPs," CBS orrers '1'he J efrersons" and the only alternative. on public TV, is "Behold the Newt m l " -Any sporting event. even a hang· iog. where Howard Cosell is the orato r. -The ''Today" show habit of re- peatedly saying what ·s comu1g up next bas come up. said hello and gone downstairs for a Bloody Mary. -THAT BARBARA Walters. despite ber skill as an intervtewer . bas never gotten Anwar Sadat to whistle "I Hear a Rhapsody." -The way they c ut orr the "Tonight" band right after the com- mercial break just so some ham can plug his oew movie. They should onl y let the barn talk during the break. then cut him right off after 1l so the band can play. -Five-part reports on the local news show about the Jogging craze. Wh at would be better is a brief bulletin that all ot America's j<>gge~ were jusl sighted jogging to Midway IS.land.._ -FOUa·PA.llT reports about the disco craze. Also three-part reporu. about the Scarsdale Diet craze, two pa rt reports on the skateboard craze and any report on the latest fad, tht· craze cnue. -The custom of calling a rerun an "encore ... It might spread even to re- runs of "60 Minutes." You 'll think Mike Wallace just got the goods on a f(uy. and wow. grumble Ume, it's on· ly an encore expose. -Sportscasters who call each pro football joust a "key game." the Chicago Bears a "very physica l team" and always remind us, when it's 7S.O at halftime. lbe team m lht• lead "bas momentum." -LOCAL TV LISTINGS that only go up to l a.m. you know deep m yoor heart some station in town tS runnin~ say. •'The Princess Comes Across·· al 1:15 a .m .• but won't make room for it. -Local TV listings Uuit do say "The Princess Comes 'XC°n>M" •l> on Channel 6 at l :lS a.m .. but don't s ay what it's about and if Mara Corday, Smiley Burnette and Turban Bey a rt• the stars. -Stations that so butcher ·'The Princess Comes Across " that all you recall of it is that the lung cned. "Hello, my pretty," and the queen sighed. "My husband never used t(1 like my coffee ...... -The white dot that linger,.; on TV long aft.er you '\-e turned orr the set. II is a gyp. All the dot e ver shows is e1 tiny rerun of "Kung Fu." According to pro. ducers Sid and Marty Krofft. the creators of------------------------------ "Doony and Marie," the s pec i a I picks u p.-s...--c:.---~--c..,--- where "Grease" left ofr. I•.._,._ 1 .... fw $2500 Disco TALENT "" ·~· .. 1)'11111 IOt -"* """*'fl"I"' "' W ill G ""'*-'tlOI09 ---~T\l.F-~ S!unq&[ ...... 1714) $5 entry fee ----------- for Nov 15-16-17 '"DAYS OF HEAVEN' I coolest at Hunttnqron IS IRILLIANT. Center Pnone 897-2533 M e.l1l'ooldlllOIY ond OOQWlCll villJol UQellenCe IMllrlO In Ill ~om!Sed pUltty tfs m()61 spec:tocUor MQUeflCeS wtl stay In mind tor9Yef and to .... 111 IOl,IOdt.. 'tlt'lfhout OOIOllll 1n INI or O!f'/ reoen1 veors rHCOMWW/il: ~~<Ol-1• NOW PLAYING! MANN SOUTH COAST Costa Mesa 549-3352 It l'Ullt llCU'fO ,.,......-.1 PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $40 s1a9 COSfAMIS~lllACH .. , ,,.._ ._ --· ::-:--..:::. ...... _ .... ~., -11 IN let , ... a..-.._,_ ) • - ; )\' ul - ' 1111 ''" ll 00 ... l I. ~o !all ICl' 88 DAILY PILOl Mon<1rf ~I~ 1978 MATINEES SATURDAY l SUNDAY • Hf Anl •;CLUB BANO (fl'GI J[ SUS c HHIS r 5'UPfRSTAn ff -• fl"'() TOMMY CPCl WIZAHOS HEAVEN CAN WAIT f UN WITH OIC'K & JAN E !PG) 'BOYS FROM BRAZIL ' !RI MAGIC ·rn UP IN SMOKE . 1n 1 Mark Hamill: VpFrom1V Q: i\boufi fark Hamlll -did hr t'Vtr apfM'ar on lt'lt'\l11lon 64-fon• maklnii "Star Wars"? AlllO, "u he> really burn In Jaftan? ls bt' an only child ? Any thin~ ••IJW )OU can tt•ll us? -Ginny "and Joan. t 'an11 from San J u-.•·. ('allf. A Thnui.:h "St JI Wuri." wu::. llamill's debut 1n moVl\'11 , h1• murk hi'> f1r"ll TV uppeurance on "The Hiii Cu:.hy Show" 111 11no th· " .1 'I .1 r ,. i.: u I .1 r n 11 A BC 's dll\ tllllt' l>Ull JI , "(;t'll\'r;~tl llo:;p1t<ll." tor almost u yC'a1. .rnd •' ~la t on "Tht· Tt·xas Wh1•1•lt•1 '>" '>l luat 11111 cunwdy .,.,., 11·1> tl1· .tli.ci .1ppt·.fft·d on "Tht· 1-'UI ," "N11o:ht c:allt•ry," 'thH-n M.ir-.hall ... · Hoom 222." 'l'ht• P;ir1 ru1gt> FJmaly." and ~r.r:-r:,,rTr:~r.=~1111r~~~~' 111.111) olht-r TV ~hCI\\~, H1<'1ud ~ iu1e11•" .. ' 111~ l>t'\l'rJI mo\ll'"> for TV. """''lL L;;.11111111111• .. l!'•u•••'"•""•• llJrnill h.11ttnwd at up do111.: vu1ccs for the cartoon • :0·11t'l> · .h•unnH· " UP IN SMOKE (Al f ASY RIDER MAGIC IA' Born in Oakland. Calif. ht> is the middle son of '>l'\'t·n children lhs falht•r was a U.S Navy cap· 'Glad You Asked That' .._ _____ co_R•V•E-T•T•E•S•U•M•Mll!E•Rllll _____ ( tJm Ht' grew up m Cahfom1a . Virginia. New York ... ('1\y. and Yokohama and Yokusuka, J apan NATIONAL LAMPOON "twre he finished his last two years of higl\.school. ~N~ALHH~l!S~ Two yc·ars as a theater arts major at Los i\n~dt·s City Colll'gl' rompleled Hamill 's formal MAGIC' !RI l•dut:ution And <•S a res ult of his perfor mance an a CORVETTE SUMMER " 1969 loral production of "Ant hems in E Flat SMOK EY & THE BANDIT" CPGI HOOPER" ALL. ORIVC·INS O P[N 7:00 r .M.MlGHTlY C."tfCI Unaet 11 ~,.~ UntcU e t<tdOte PtlYtrounO Calliope," hl' arquin•d a n agt•nt Currently st<irnng with Annie Potts in MGM's "Corvette Summer." Mark's favonle hobby is col· lectmg <tntiquc toys and books. or anything th<tl bndges the transition from pioneer days to c urrent c1v1 h zalion. Q : As a Met Opera hopeful, I'm c urious: how did R oberta Pe ters gel ber b reak? -L.D .. J amaica, N.Y. A: Miss Peters dl'butcd at the Met 28 years ago. "I had never sung onstage or with an or· ...____,========='°"= ... =,= .. =.,...:.0\.!!'.'.!"~.:...!!~-11 chestra before," th<.' 48·yt'ar-old soprano told us . SAN IDAT NIGKT nv11111 As a Met understudy, she was called in when 1>1us Nadine Connor became ill just hours before a TNANIC GOD IT'S F110AT 11>01 srheduled performance of "Don Giovanni." Just UCN.UO I UH OH e 1001• M()()H THI WILD GUSI 111 llCNU O I UUO.. e •OOH llllOOtl THI WILD GUSf 111 NINO AIL THI COOU ot YOU C &NI MIDNIGHT IX'•ESS 111 ._ __ _J IJ 4S el.IS • s,o e 1:11 A l~lO ~·ff~i THI llG '1.ll 11>01 l'IUS HOUSI CALLS fl'OI --~l"T"O----......., DU I AIHJIZ II. e C&IOl IUIHI n A WfDDING l(OI l'lUS "----...J WllO'S IOUIHG GIUT OtllS?1.,01 ...... ---- '·~··· .. ..... ...... 821 4070 "DEATH ON THE NILE",,., I su:!} ;;.!, :~~ >0 ''TURHIMG POIMT' tf'GI 1 1>.M. "IHTEIMATIOMAL VB.ftl'' ,,.., .... WICQ'fMOl/W C..,_,.'OOM I: snvurn U&llC>Nt 'AUDISl AlllT1ro1 ""'' CHOI• I OYJ1•1 100 .. MOOel WllD GIUC 1•1 l'lUI THr 1nn111 a 111n '" ""°' '. '"' ... , ,,., 2. 9'tUNHA (I I 3. U110r11 like an the movies. she m <1dc good and has haskl-d in her w<'ll·carncd stardom e\'l'r since As Roberta h l•rst·lf once put it. "Tht• little girl from the Bronx had really made st " Q : ,-\bout ho" muc h "ould you say J ohn Travolta is C'arning as a 23·y(•ar·old s upe rstar? - Ginny and Ann. Travolt a fans from Jersey City, N .J. A. Travolta is finding out that the price of s uc- ct•ss. hkf• t'Vl1rything d s<' these days. is greatly in- flated. lie revl'uls hts l'Urrcnt commitments run into SC'VCn figures Rut s ays by the t ime hC' pays 50 percent of his 1ncoml' to his braintrust and 50 per· rent to 1 RS 1 a good tnrk I he's not Pxactly a f· flut>nt. On the olhN hand. he 's not exactly flat. He owns a Merel-des 450SL. a T -Bird. a DC3 and other costly playthings Q : Didn 'l act rf''>s Catherine Deneuve have a child by f>a ch of tht· m t•n shf> lived with? -Mrs. Joh n R .• St at('n Island, N.Y. I\ :-~m-tlcrrMJYC had a son by -Roger Vad1m and a daughter by Ma rcello Mastroianni. But ht•r only marri<tge <to photographer David Bailey an 1965) was <'hildless Send your quc·st1ons to lllJ Gardner. "Glad You A.skt'd Thal," care o/ thr.~ nrwspaper. P. 0 Box 117411, Chicago. Ill 60611 Manl!Jn and fly Gardnn wall answt'r as manlJ questwns as the1.1 can m l hl'lr column. but lht• t•olumt' o/ mm/ makC's P<'r.~onal replies 1mpass1ble NATJeUL ......... ~ AM---AL aeutB NOW PLAYING t.-.1• llUllOll J ..0.U lolN 11141 f>46 O'J/3 Voll" fn I JI'• 9 4~ ·fl I JO• • O • I lG • IJ 0 • I' 4~ ~, ... tl'-•••'ll •ll0•'+4) CUIT911l 11 Arlht•"' 111•• 111 e'lO ENTERTAINMENT I HY GARONER I POP MUSIC By The Assocla~ Press The following a re Billboard's hot record hits fo r the week ending November 18 as they appear in this week 's Issue of Bjllboard magazine. HOT SINGLES 1 "Mac Arthur P a rk" Donna Summer !Casablanca 1 2. "Double Vision" Foreigner <Atlantic l 3. "How Much I Feel" Ambrosia CWarnt!r Bros.> 4. "You Needed Me" Anne Murray (Capitol I 5. "You Don 't Bring Me Flowers" Barbra Streisand & Neil Diamond I Columbia l 6. "Hot Child ln The City" Nick G ilder <Chrysalis> 7. "Kiss You All Over " Exile <Wam er·Curb1 8. "I Just Wanna Stop" Gino Vannelli <A&M l 9. "Whenever I Call You 'Friend' " Kenny Loggins CColumbia l 10. "You Never Done lt Llke That" Captain & Tennile <A&M 1 TOPLPS 1. "52ndStreet' Billy Joe l cColumbia l 2 . "Live And Mo r e" Uonna S ummer (Casablanca> 3. "Double Vision .. Foreigner <Atlantic l 4. "Living In The U.S.A." Linda Ronstadt <Asylum> 5." 'Grease'Soundtrack" cRS01 UNTR Y SINGLES l. "Sleepi Single In A Double Bed'' Barbara Mandrell <AB 2. "Sweet Desirc·Old Fashioned Love" The Kenda Its <Ovation > 3. "Little ThinJts Mean A Lot" Margo Smith <Warner Bros. I 4. "I J ust Want To Love You" Eddie Rabbit (Elektra> 5. "Ain't No California" Me l Tillis 'MCA> EASY LISTENJNG 1 "Time Passages" Al Stewart <Arista 1 2. ··Our Love. Don't Throw It Away" Andy Gibb <RSO> 3. "You Don't Brang Me Flowers" Barbra & Neil <Columbia l 4. "Right Down The Line" Gerry Rafferty <United Artists) 5. "Everybody Needs Love" Stephen Bishop <ABC > SOUL SINGL~ 1. "I'm Every Woman" Chaka Kahn (Warner Bros I 2. "It Seems To tlang On" As hford & Sim pson I Wa rner Bros . l 3. "Your Sweetness Is My Weakness" Barry Whale 12olh Century I 4. "One Nation Under A Groove Funkadc.:hc •Warner Bros. 1 5. "Marv J ane" Rirk J<tmcs •Gordy 1 STARTS WEDNESDAY ~ slngfe.d rearu is more powerfut than a thousan~ · / realities . A SAUL 7.ALHT'l. PROOUCTION A flA.l.PH BAIL "HJ flLM JR R 'RAkn•"TllP:L.OflDOFTIIERJNGS" -"'l.£0WARD AO!'".HMAH ......._ ... CllMIS C'ONKUN(l "'"l>l:'ll:R S IV',ACU: ._..,..,._ .. JR R TOLKl£H ....,._.,SAULZAlN'T'Z ............. NAU'H IJAJUltll Mcllna Mcrcour1 I Elen Buntyn ~ A Dream oi'P8ssion ~-a<Ollllllo\SSHICTW\....... • CO.tlT ROllERT ALTMAN'S "THREE WOMEN " ITAM1NO llUY •ACP TON .. " MAGIC c ... -•. ,_ii) : .. ,,_.__.Ltlll. NOW AT SPE<IAU.Y SELECTED THEATMS NEM YOU llUSTOL CINEMA STADIUM OAIVE-IN Costa Mesa 540·7444 Qr4ngtJ 639·8770 CINEDOME UA CINEMA Orange 634·2553 Wes1m1ns1er Mall 893·0!>46 FOR ORANGE COUNTY PROGRAM INFORMATION Ct.LL ~FREE ~tlrf. *> •U&O ~(0'110 JC)t\ tMtS tMOACIUll(Nt, "INTERIORS' Plus (RI SECRETS Tll• Hight He Came Hom• ··HALLOWEEN" Plus IRI 'KENTUCKY FRIED MOVIE" I ~::~.:-.~~ ... . ...... , -. ,.-.fol~""··"""" ·• THE t . ~~-~:.~.~ Plua (RI "'THE GREEK T"'COON ,,_ Do'"'J ,...,.. ''OOtN' COCONUTS" • I INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Legals •Horoscope Mondcy. Novemt;)4tr 13 1978 Fea turi • • Women's Work 'Have women ever communicated th eir o wn ideas and feelings through song?' by MAKC'IA t'ORSBERG Of tlle o.lty ~-~ on,. day I U l,lll4>tolJ ut rht-mud on hn doorstep 'twcu mm ln!J I And this wo.a lwr .song o.t she wielded heT broom Oh hit' u· a totl. and lo~ u a tro~. Ht'aull/ wtll foM and nclu>s ID&ll Jltt. l'lt'arurt'll tfwll dwtnd~ and prices, they double! 1\ nd nothmg 1.s cu J would wssh at to be Tht• ~even Walt Disney cartoon dwarfs were ffll lo\\ in~ year.., of folklore lrad1t1on when they \\ J~~l'd their head!.. puckered lhe1r lips and ad- Vll>t'd "wh1slle while you work " In fact. singing land whistling > while work- ing has long been customary in most forms of labor mint-rs sing about "sixteen tons." COW· boys croon or their "home on the range" and everybody knows who 's been "workin' on the railroad. all the livelong day." .. But these are all men's songs what about women? Don't women sing? Don 't women work., .. asks Dr Priscilla Oaks. Laguna Beach n'l>1denl and Cal State Fullerton literature pro- fessor Well. sure. There's the nursery rhyme chant that goes "this is the way we wash our clothes . . so early in the morning." And therl' 's that one about putting the kettle on so we can "all have tea." Or Prisctlla Oaks 'Don 't women smg? Don't women work?' But women's work songs don't come to mind too readily, do they? But certainly there MUST be more. . . T here are. and Or. P riscilla Oaks has col- lt.>l'kd them She 's gathered songs by and about women work songs, protest songs, songs of peace and freedom. songs s ung to daughters. songs lhat reflcd what being a woman U. all about. There'.s too much of worriment goes to a bonnet. There's too much oJ ironmg goes to a shirt. There's notlnno-thaL ~for tbe ~ IDGlte nn 1t. There'.s nothmg that lalts us bul trouble and dirt In March it is mud . it i.s slU$h m December. The rmd.rummer breezes are loaded unth du.st. Jn rail. the leflVf'.~ hNer. In muddy Septem~r The wallpaper rots and the candleshclui rust Dr Priscilla Oaks ' collection 1s an account of women's contributions lo the field or music it 1s a lso a statement on the lack of documenta- tion of women's mus ic Dunng her three-year sear ch for the music of women. she discovered that the small amount that has been written about the subject often has been derogatory Dr. Oaks. who took he r PhD in American literature at UCLA in 1969, realized the need for lhe ore.aniza11on and reclassification or women's music wtrile teachtng a cour:seon the frontier in American literature at CSUF. "I wanted to do a series of lectures on women in the Wt'St . and I-wanted.Jo diagram al· titudes toward women and western heroines. Dally Ptkll .,_by I.ff P•Y ... Edward L. Baron with group of UC/ students: 'One of the most pleasant, re- laxing experiences of your life. ' Hypnotist at Work 'It's one of the most amazing and marvelous phenomena of the human mind. . " By JUDITH OLSON Ot -o.lly PlleC S'-ft Some people get hypnotized to lose weight, others go under to change their personality. UC I students gel hypnotized to have fun, judging from a campus performance by Edward L. Baron, "The World's Fastest Hyp- notist." It was a hysterically funny evening. Baron started with 41 volunteers and ended up with seven willing subjeets who "audltioned for the ba ll et," scratched ants at a theoretical picnic and ate watermelon in an Imaginary contest. It was~ however, as If the seven were a specially chosen, carefully c horeographed group °' actors who were doing a pantomime routine under Baron 's dlrection. It seemed a lit- tle unbeli evable . ) Their fellow students laughed endJeBSly at their performance but the seveo-iilx men and one woman ever batted an eye <their eyes were closed most or the time anyway>. BARON, WHO was the consultln1 hypnotist at the Sirhan-Sirhan trial. first said he wanted to "debunk some or the misconceptions about hypnotism. "It's one of the most amazing a nd marvelous phenomena of the human mind. It's safe and pleasant•ar properly applied. "ln over 2,000 years there has been no case of a person falling to a waken." Baron said that no person can be hypnotized against his will or made to do anything he doesn't want to do and that only "intelligent, normal people can be hypnotized." The subjects must be sincere, able to con- centrate and willing to cooperate. Hypnotism Is "one or the most pleasant, re- laxing experiences of your life," Baron assert - ed. "I will ask you no personal questions or anything embarrassing." When ~ called for volun~rs. the 41 stu· dents rushed to the stage and sat in two rows of chairs. Baron began his routine. "Pick a spot on the celling. You are going deep, deep. deep asleep your eyes are closing, closing, closing. Close you r eyes and sleep. You are going deep, deep, deep. asleep. With every breath you take your sleep Is going deeper, deeper." HE POINTED to students.who were having <See HYPNOTIST , Page CZ> .. "I decided to do II With rolk..,ongs. and I -.tarted b\ look1 ni.: for articles on Wt'l>tern womC'n IO "the index or thl' JournCll or American Folklore' "I found ternbll' things C1nd got furious Th(· section on women 11\Cludcd witl'hc1-., prostJtutcs, evil women. vaginas with teeth <as traps 1 "I \H'nt through 71 year.., of the Journa I of American Folklore . and I came to realw: there really had been no work done on women folk singers. women composers or women mus1 cians " Dr Oaks fo und numerous rC'ferences to men 's work songs 1n tht· Journal of Amencetn oll<torC' u nonl' for women. ·'There wert> St:a chant1e!> and chain ganR songs and lumbcT]ack sonRs. but apparently women don't work. according to the Journal of American Folklore." Tht'rt' are worm/\ on the cheTru>s and slugs on the ro~es. And ants 1n the :rugar and mice m the pte!1 Tht' rubbish of spider., no mm1al irupposes And ravaging roaches and damaging th.es. It ·c; sweepirig at su and it's du..stmg at seven. l t s victuals at eaqhl and 11 ·s cb.shes at nme IL '~ potting and panning fmm ten to eleven. We scarce bTealc our fa.st till we plan how to dme Evt>ntually. Or Oaks discovered "Music and Women." a 1948 out of-print publication by -um< Sophie Ormker ··Sophie Drinker sets down the results of 20 yt-<ir.., of researctt. She deals with questions that <See SONGS, Page C2> In the 'Pink' Norma Hills was a Pinkerton woman in the tradition of Sam Spade ... SEATTLE (AP> San Spade found the black bird by grilhnf.! curious characters who beat a path to his dingy offlc(• Ntck Charles :,,olved cnmes in spare mo ments snatched from a life of elegant pa:1.1es and lale·nighl bourbon-quaffing. Norma Hills painted a bathroom nine times and rode buses up and down the West Coast for a month Like her fictional comparuons in detection, Norma Hills was a private eye. From 1929 throu~h World War II, m fact. Ms Hills was lht> lone ft-male operative in the Seattle offi ce of Pinkerton's National Detective Agency Under the guise of repamtlng the bathroom. she took telephoto movies or a man across the street He told his insuraore company he'd been totally disabled by an accident, but Ms. Hill wa:. able to prove that wC1sn 't so. "My cover was that I was painting the house inside." she rt>calls. "l painted that bathroom about rune times He was pamtang his bathroom at the same time." On another occasion. she says, she was told to keep tabs on a bus line 's dnvers lo make sure they were honest and courteous. One rught lhc assignment landed her in San Francisco with no place to stay. It was during World War II. and innkeepers "didn't want single ladies in their hotels." she says. "I walked the streets or San Francisco all night long because I couldn't find a hotel room. "I learned to my dismay that an all·mght movie isn't an all-rught movie. They turn on ~he h ghts at four in the mom mR " Her most memorablt~ case. she remembers. left her silting for long hours by the potted palms m a hotel lobby The divorced husband of a SC'attle heiress took has son across the Canadian border where he was immune fro m a court custody order. Becau!K' the child stood lo inhent millions, Pinkerton agPnts were hired to watch over the youth 's welfare. "Night and day we had lo sec where they (the man and his new wife I went and what they did." says Ms Hills For two months, she dashed out of their hotel to trul them on their trips. When she learned the man was shipping his car East. she alerted olher agent:.. who nabb4::d him when he crossed the border mto New York. The boy was returned to hJs mother Getting hired by Pinkerton's wasn't easy - and JOb security was nil "You had to be dependable, loyal. You almost had lo take an oath of allegia nce." says !\1s. Hiiis. "You couldn 't have had a traffi c ticket they d idn't know about. "You had no 1denl1f1cat1on." she adds. ''The company rould rm· you and say thc!''d never heard of you if you blew yo ur cover." , Despite the hardships, she says, "It was tremendously interesting. "You had to be able to interview a coal miner or a lawyer or a doctor." In the best detective tale tradition. she mar- ried her supervisor, Wilbur Hills. At the end of World War II. th<'Y bought a motel m southern Oregon and ran it for 10 years, until the motel was cut off by a freeway. These days Ms. ll1lls works as a volunteer m Seattle. coordinating monlhly fashion shows for Goodwlll Industries' Memory Lane Museum. Norma Hills: She painted a bathroom nine times. ) • • 1e s. f! ul n ... - a .Id re. It • •• u . 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Baron asked w hat ..., as wrong a nd one s tu rlt•nt said , "I think lht• eh u1r melted " Anolhe r confided, "I ft<c l <l um b " Bi\RON FINALLY re leased the:n and thl'.y q u1 t>lly wenl back to th1.•1r seats antht• a udience. During J que:.t1on a ns wer ~css1on Ba ron "<J~ asked 00" he got 1nvol vt'<l 1n hypnotism . · In ~choul Oni.• <>f my p!>ychology professors "'·'' workanR on hypn<1lll.lng pt:ople fie had 'lllt1l' studt·nt1-help him I n• kt·µl up m > in lt•I t•i.t fol t ht• p:t~I 25 Yl'tt I ~ llt· .. auJ nu lt1·t•1blll~ '' r1·<1u111·d for h)li not1st~ but "lht•n· s hould bt· " ,\net the sluci<·nt s who W('n' hy pnotized? Did tht•\ rt·alh ~o undl•r ' 0 1dn't t hl·y feel ltkc fools "•lh <ill their fl•llow studt'nt!> laug hing at th~ar Jnlll's ., Wm, 1t really a pul ·on" Bruct• Oon1·nf('ld said ht· ha d h<:ard the l;iughtt•r and didn't <.'arc. hut he dHJn't !>ay wht'thl•r he wns rcully "undt•r " or not Wl'n.· lht•y ull d rumu !)lUd<'nts doihg <1 :.1w1:1a l cc,s1gnmc·nt '• · Th1.·~c kid~ a11• our frif'nct ..... " ont• student 1n th1· ;rnd1l·n1·t· .... :11<1 • If lllt'y wl·rt·n't hy1motm.:tl thl'Y "4 0llltl ncvcr dt:l likc lhtsl _. . .Songs 1 t'rom P age Cl> plut•k at lh1.· 10\ 1'1llh• ;,i nd !>tir th<·1r bont·~ ~ ht•rt• <H't' lht• \H1mt•n t•nmposc:r!)" Are ~omen un1·rt.•al1q• mthH'all\ nwrc t•arne rs of men·s m11~11 .. 1I 11nag111Jllon' • 11 .JH' \\Om c·n <'Ver com rrHinJ<•alt:'d th1!1r cm11 1dl•;,i, anJ fee lings through 1\111\j.! I "I w.1s on lo <• wholt· area that has not been l''Plor~I." !>ays Dr Onks "It's all ther e a nrt h.i' hc,•n fon•vl'' an folksong, !)IOt'l' the f1r:.t muo;1t• of thl· fo lk ·· I n ;1 p:iper Ur Oaks prep a r ed fo r the 'to<lt·m Langu;,ii.:1· t\ssocwt1on two years a go, ~ht· p01nts out that in pr1m1t1vc t im es, women "crc import.a nt 1n son g and rit ual. A m ajor contri bution "in terms of women Jnd m us ic. was lhl' 1nvcnt1on of the dirge. When \\O m en were an ch1ldb1rth . other wom en would hl'lp them by s1 n~1ng to the rhy thm of the con· tr.ict1ons "They ""uld wail and s ing a nd keep up a f:JM<.'r rh:t thm as the contractions got closer lo~l'lhcr The} wcrl· the same kind of wails and l nes that wert· CU!>tomary for wa kes and death n ·remon1t.-s Thc•y wNcn •t mourning cries. but hirth cncs. to hl·h> th(' rch1rth of the s pirit of the ol1•ad pen.on " Or <bk' !'lw ...... .r11•., lulh1lues as wom en 's \\urk 'nn~:. .ind sh1.· nh·nt 1ons "a n umber of ~ong1-<•bout hating h1rns1.•work ' S hl• Jdds, 'T m 'ure womt•n sang songs "hi It! t~t·~ \\t'r<' spanning, qui)ting, churning hutter_ fhC'n · a rl' ln<11an wn mc n·l> son~s about i.:r1nd1ng corn Hnd there 1s '* Caribbean ~oman·~ song :1lx>ul h11ild1ng u house It goei;, fhc men a rc a ll lazy. they're s itting under the: lrcci.• .. W11h gnm1• and unth gnme /rom comer to <'•'nler , 1"orcve1 at wor and fon·ver alert. No re3t for a day lest th<• enemy enter . f spend my whole hie ma struggle Wtth dirt Or. Oaks points 0111 that ma ny wom en have ~e~n respo~~.1 blc for protest songs, from Buffy ~ainle·Mane s anU·war song, "The Universal Soldier ," back to t\unty Molly Jac kson. who w~ole a.nd sa ng about the unions and the coal mine rs m Ke ntucky in the 1930s. ·'Conside r all these marvelous contem · porary women -Almed a Riddle, Cousin Em- my. ~emphis Minnie. Bessie Smith, Ella May Wigg ins, Joan Bae z. Judy Collin s Joanie MiLchell." she lists. • "ft seem s to. me it would really be good to assemble all this material and give women com P05t'.rs for once and for God's sakes. all the recognition." Last night in my dreams I woa stohoned foret>er Ono /or littl.c rock in the midst of the sea . My w.e chance of life waa a cro&e~u en<Uavor To aweep off the ~vas as they awepc over me.· Al<u! Tuns no dream: a.Mod I behold tt, 1 aee I am helpleu my /ate to auer1. She lay down her !>room, her apron 3M /ol&d, Sh.6 ~down Cl1ld d~d ond um buried m dtrf. -"A HOUffWl/t'• Lamfftt," /rOm tlW ctia"ll of Mr• sore ti Price. of Ottawa. Ill. Some of her'°"' werr ktll~ m the C11nl War Th F \fATI OP CAl.1"0""'" '0"/ NAMe UAUMfllfl .. e Uture tNI cov.,:': ;!~.~"•No•; hu~:~:.: .. ~~,,.1~ ,,.,,,m, ••• •to1nQ Ill 0 T It e 0 " HI A• IN' 0 If I' \I API\ \l't1H I ll•C. f.o<'l(J\ ,_, Plfll•Off TO OI Tl•lilllllfl fl t~f II••••''"" 11.,,,11.,..... e.etll IA OPHATIOM FACELIFT Charmin& boOl{'. com plUely rt'mo de lcd Pnmr location. 4 Bdrm:.. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O E AH A N N L NDl':R." Tht') t-11llt-d II pu pp) love I um 17 II ~ w •'I \K Hut they we r e wrong It "'1u1 Ull' rut th.mg and now II Ii, O\N t.md l cun't j(t:t hold of n1y11t'lf No , he didn't lt>itVl' ll'f'' for lHIOlht'r ltt• W U!\ ~ ilh·d ln u 1 w uh'. 'lt'n1w ll•u uct·1dt•11t "l'hl• only rnm Cor t I ~t·t ai. wtw11 I lrnlk at tu" pu.·l\trt• 1u11I reud th1• INtt•ri< .111d lo\,. noh:i. und lht• l~·uullful pot-0 111 ht· wrott• I phi~ our l av11r1lt· rn~ord:o. O\ l'r und 11\t.11 ul\11 r 1·run tht' t,tflt'!) of ml'mor1t·~ 1n m h.-ud l'l1·u:>\.' don't :>a)' I .. m p1oloni.:1nt: tht.• _..:on) It mJlw:o. fill' kd t'lo:;'° to tum It ~ bt"i.•11 f" ,. "t'ek:o. no" and I '-'Of\clc•r 1( I IA 111 t'Vt•r l(l'l O\l1r ti)) ht'urtache E~er yone 113)'!> llmt• I ... lhl' bt.'St mi.·dtclnl! In th1• mt·un h m 1.·. how d()('!> ont' ~et through th1.· pn•se111 ·• Wht'n :swl'i:t ht'<irt~ l'nd J IOVt' :lff.·11r lht•r 1.· IS ~!f 't'J)S lhc po:.:.1b1hty Of ,1 n•<'<ml'ihut1on hut 1n my l'a:st• It n 111't h1i1ppt•n. I fr 1:. lost lt• me fort.'vt·r . P lt.>a:o.t.> :.:iy somethmg to S!IVl' mi.• :.tren~lh I ~ , . ' Ann 1.,anMr• nvt•cl :-Om\' word:s Of t•n 1.·our.tgcmcnt tu help nw kn~l gomg Tonijthl as I ~ r 1t" t~. I fl·d t11> If I "111 never smlll' ugaln f'INISHEDAT 17 DEAR FRll-:NO: ••tv.- we~liu~ ls not a vfl')' lonl( Ume. -TIH> wounds ., .. i,ll ll frf'S b lk>n 'l upt'ct too much of yourSf'lf. It take11 llmi.' to •ork through grlt-f. But you wtll do tt, dur. I promtR. In the mean· tlmv , put away the l~t· lt•rli and poems and rec· ord s soon. They art.' lovely rf'mlnders or the past but you must begin to llvf' in the presf'nl and look toward the future. R e m e mber. life Is for the living. ( __ H_o_r_o_s_c_o_p_e_~) Bv S\'DNEY OMARR TUESDAY, NOVE MBER 14 ARIES <Marc h 2 1 April 191 Acct·nt o n fin a n ces. 10\t:slmt•nts. loca ting IO!>l .irt1cl1.·~ and prot ecting P<>SM·.,~10ns Yl's. thl.' fam1I\ s1t uat111n 1mp ruvel:> · KE·y 1s di plo macv. a <lJ ustrnl'nl. rem odeling You wall comprehe nd' You wil l b<' r ecipient of gift f\c cept grac 1oul:>ly . without kJC·king t(){' in sand TAURUS !A pr il 20 M ay 20 1: You kno w wha t is true. hut kev 1s to facr facts :is they· t•x 1:.t Pl Sl'l'l:>. Virgo per son s figure p ro m 1nl'nt l y t\ce<.'nl on µcr sn n ;1l1t y . a p pca rnn<·c. appcCJb. :.elf dttepl1on. d e f1n111o n of lt•rms. Full Moon po-.1 I I (I n l' 0 I II (' I If (' ' \\ I l h dram allt• \ 11;1t11} ror you Ci~MIN I •M u\ 21 June 20 1 You :.iski.•d for confidenti a l mat~riJI 'r'o u get 1t ;md m1~ht not know "hat to do "Ith 1t Ca p r i c () r n , <: ;1 n c (' r pe r son s f igure p r om 1nen t ly /\cccn l ein hos p ita l. t:lub. :1 pl't'1t1 I organtii:ltton. lcm pora ry r es traint Y our priorities will <'o m c into Joe us C ANCER IJunc 21 · July Z-2>: Full Moon ac· rents fantasies whic h are c lose r to actu::.ihty than mi g ht bt.' 1m m edia te ly ant1c1pall'd Finish what you start you're on right track despite m uttc rin ~s o r d1 catl•d SAGITIARIVS <Nov 22-Dec. 21 L You hnd un1Qu<' ways of m a king routmt• tasks more 111- 1ert's t1 ng . p r odurt1ve Gemini, Vargo persons C'OUld r1~ure pro mint.'nt ly What had bt•cn a road block lo progrt>:.s 1s re m o v ed O nc who works with you confides nn<l encour ngcs. You 'll be revita liwd • C APRICORN IDeC'. 22-J a n . 19 >: F'ull Moon t•o uld s pell swee t n othing s. r o m (\n cc . crcal1vily for you . Emo· lions tl'nd to dominalc logl(' Luxury ~ift or a rt obJCCt Sl.1nds high o n a gt•nda Young person cares ror you. 1s willing lo prove devotion 1Ht t1 it-R~ tffl 1 J a n 20 Feb lfl 1 Accent o n I.ind . definition of terms. n•al cstatc transactions. your abode a nd basic M'CUri1) Ohltttn valid appraisals. He pos itive o f material a t ha nd . timP·and motion. costs. budget. o\·crall mo ney 11r0Jc<.·t1on:.. Insist on r e· a I 1 t y as opposed lo "fu11y" promises PISCES I F eb. l !l· M arch 20 1 Re I at 1 v e tJ lks about mOn<.'y. lo ng· term rC'IHtionship a nd responsibility. What ha d bt:!e n s m o uldering i s brou g ht into opcm . Be selective You could be h o lding t r ump c a r d w ithout being aware of 1t Key 1s confidence , st eady a pproach and "poker face ... some fne nds and rel-,.----------- a t 1 ve s . A ril'!>, Lib ra p c r :.on s fq!u rc 1n scenario. LEO !J uly 23·Aug $2500 Disco 22 1 Emp has1!> o n achievt-m ent. r<'cogni. lion. m ore rc~pons1blli· h . s s Pl'ltry lee t y . a u t o r 1 I y a n d for Nov 1 5. 1 ~ 1 7 greate r n ·ward factor contesl at Hun1in91on You can m ak<.' va luable Center Phone 897-2533 contact. Te ll your s tory '----- 1 o dirl'('t , o r 1g 1n a l . cr e ati ve fa s hion . Anothe r Leo -and a n Aquarian-fig ure pro m · inently. VIRGO CAug. 23·Sept. 221: Yoo receive news concerning long.range project. You have an OP· tion -to continue along current puth or to change directions Key i s to b e on famili a r g round. t o make r e visio ns without tos s ing as ide basic serurity. LIBRA <Sept 23·0ct. 22): You get facts con· cerning cos t s. OP · portunities for e x - pa nsion. Full Moon pos i· lion coincides now with s tress o n m oney o f partner o r mate . C h ec k s . s t o c k s , I n · surance policies. leas es. Gemini, Sagittarius in· dividuals could play key roles. • SCORPIO IQct. 23· Nov. 21 l : A~t o n legal ties lcfch/ding partnership ana m ar· Mage. You could break free rrom restrictions. Be a ware of what is wrltt.en b etwe en lhe lloea. Attend to details -be thorough. Prepare material. No direct con -rrontaUons. but ple nty or study and "traln1mf' In · START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY Tt.t. hotdo., pat1 of~ wn•<f.t '' qell•nq PO"od New ,,.~O·\lt~h SUPIR OOllMlX ..,,11 q.111• 'fOAI ...ti powei rllo1 e•r•o flU )t •I ,,ooa,. •o llCJ'l k»ina wc ·cft• rocloy 81111 n w rh lh.\ omotinq '"'Y •ribloo Youij "°' lf..1-1um food nnd o~cm\ lo• 1n•o bvrned up mltt•qy .n\lood of e.rro wo1qh1 O\ you follow rhti ~ Cf,n,~olly prCMlfl olf11Cr"'e. rt.. 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IJ 1'79 ~Ill 16 PUBLIC NOTICE 111-$1 ... ----------- NOTICE TO C•IDITOlS NO A·'711• SVf'lalOtt C'OUllT OP' TH( STAT( 01' U.1.ll'OltNIA P'O• fH( COONTY MO•ANC E P UBLIC NOTICE -----------h< ..... NO l llOH NOTICE TO C:"E DITOltS OP' eVl.lt TllANSF(ll IS.Cl tl01 .. tf1 V CC I NOTICE IS H£A(8V GIVfN to ( tf"01t(lr' f'll ltw" wlff'\•n """"'0 OJ fl It \ tn4t , but• "•"''• r 1\ ·i"f• ""' , tc1 n. m•d-<i,, ~'~ol 0t00t•h t\to• MARGARET f" FOAf"E V "'" MARC,AAET FOAINEY 04 M • FOAf "I EY•••MllS JO""'> ro111 .. Ev ..... MAAGAREI F MOR RI\ 0.-CU\,l'(I N ht,. 1\ "'ft•Ov tJ1w1 o t<.i , fl-i11lf)• ~dv•n~ c I ttfn• •fl•"'•\f tn• ~uJ O• f , ONU h;,i Ill(' .thd (li4•1"n\ 1n '""°Olltl• \it tt-• ,,,,~ nt n ... tt•UH"~'" iour1 nr ''' C:'t! ... nl •~ m to ov u""Jt'' ··•Ont-<2 ,., th•· oll•·. Ol &tHHONY H AAN\ro u o llARANO~KI "' RANHORO t8V5/ MtuAnnurOl-.tJ Su.I• 1tt. u1lh1 t.1tvut Irv•"• ll?fU •n OtttnQo• Ct'tv"h Wr'l•(tl '''""t Off•t ,. 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Ntwoor1 9"fH.n, CA •7116J fn.tt ~••O bulk ttdft\frr 1, tn1"'fHJ.••O to br ( Oft\Umf'ndl~d '" lhr Oftl(f Of UNIT fCI 8USINfS!i IPIVESTMEN I'>, 801• Alona•& 81•<1 . P J •dmovnl C81tlo•"'" 'lOnl. •11l • ~ IOIO on o• ~·l~• l 00 p "' No·~Ot· ?• •• ,. ..\.o-• .. d'">t'\o "f'IOWf't to"""f'Ct ""'1"'~ frl'ln~t~rf'I"'\ \A1tJ tnh,;ndfoC frMtf,.r()f~ U~"'O tolfowif"IQ adO•l•Of\<!91 bu\1nf''~ namti\ '11\d .odrt"''iit' w11tun '"'-""f"'\ Y~~'' IA\1 0..\1 N()Nf 0<11<0 NO~,,_, l 1•18 HOW•tO I<. Ktm S-L ll'•m 1n1~ lrttfl,ttr~\ PvOll\""° °'""9" CCM>I O<HI• Pt101 No•~"'°"' ll l•ll U~ 16 PUBLIC NOTICE IMUJI NOT!~ TOCllt'OITOflS ........ .,.., SVf't'IUOtl COVltT 0 ' THI! n an OP' CAU,OllNIA ,Olt Tt4 t' COVHTY OF O•ANGE In 111~ M•!t., 01 l"t C ,, .. ,e ot fll lA8E TH S IC IAIC PATRl(t1; 0.-t U\t•Id CleCf~I 10 lllt '-lid tl81M\ on Ille ottt<:t 01 rne c~rk or '"" e1oro.i10 <ourl or 10 prrsenl tllem lo t~ un du~•ont0 •• Ille oHl<t 01 llOVOS 8ANIC C.ALIFOQNIA. P•-1\d M<tln Ollkt, wllkn 1.11 ... office " ·~ pl~t ol bu\l"'n ol ll'tt ~<t•OMd on •II m•lltt\ per1•1nlnq lo wtd n l•t<' S..Cf\ tl•lm\ wllll Ille ~<tUd<Y •OU<n.r, mu\I be """' Of' prtW'fllt>O 0 •IO•f'Wod '"""'" '°"' "'°"'II' .11 .. ll>t tlr)I P<ll>llC •llOft ot llllS l'Oll<t Ot ltCI Nov l 1•18 LLOYOSOANIC CALIFORNIA Pu•CleN M41•" Otl 1< ~ E ~KUIOt'\ OI ,,.. ..... ot '"'° °"<f'<lf'nl M In 1f'W" •Uf'rf'ttl"' ••~vtof dt"C lln•tlon STt'Cll & MAIUTON A"•,..T'· .. ·uw ,,. E Ctlw-llvd • l1l ,. • ...,, ... , CA •1101 PuOll\Md Or~ Co.t•I O<t•I• P1101 NO• •• I), 10, 11. 1918 \lo(> 18 PUBLIC NOTICE -----------NOTIC( OP' f'Vll.ICSAl.E On Novt~• 10. ''"· •I 10 00" m •• •~nt•I Otlk •. 100 P•omonlo•v Or l •t W •\I, Nt wpo•I 8~A('1 Calllo•,.if . '"" IOll0•1no ClhC,.bt>f''1V W•ll bt! I.Old •t l>Ul>llc •uttjo,_, w11h0u1 ,.-ti.er-..t- t t ) t urnltur,. H"<hJOlnQ wOOdl!n ccrftett tabfr, "'"'•' t«tblc m"''' ~,.., lnq (6rt. W~f\ <lf~\flitt, tdbh!1 rntrtor, two Ottf'f"lt•I PU(h 111 !>m•ll dPQl•~rMC'\ 1ncludll\9 flt'f'h lf Ct>Htf' or1noto,. hum1dlftf"r, ,.,ot bf'YefdlQ# t'PMk(lr "Of Ot•lt DAt k m.-,,,,o~' m..t\~\hOW111 h«'..0. tlQht ml rrnr. m11'1n•tun • ''· "'"" \tyff r "f'.tll,, c luh m.t\\_,,.,. ,.1,.etrl( rMrt flft 1turtlf"Q1r0tt\. 1 t»ow dryer\ Il l ltllCl'ltn •l•m\,,. 1nclvdlno Cll\'1eS, Ql•\Y.. muo\ l~APol\ ml•lnQ bow l\. \~rYIM ~"'' QOI\ •nO o.tn' 11 1tch~nut"""11, u 1 l~f'\ cJoth1"Q I"<. tud1nQ t.0 OIOU\f' ~ 100' \_...~,,., \ t f Qrrra" &Mnf\ 1 ore\\. 'ult\. • drr '~' tj Ni~~~o S fl.t•r \f\M\. 1 p.t1r booh And m1\ Cfllf&~U\ t\elt,, W:&(Ye\ wAltl'h. CO\ tum. l•welry ~ nthfi.r «<t''\\0'1•' UI Mtn·, c101~1no, incluctlno s IOP\. 4 \Wt~Vtl\, • D'l,.h, ~ O•ir' sllou and ml't<l'll-\ A<t••lOflts 161 Ana/INI lln•n' lntludlno -•n9•••• ••.cl•I< 01..-,e1. m•lt.en PM!•. 1Mddl1'9, plllow\ _,, fl) MIKt ll-• ltt'ln\ ln<;ludl"Q lO POllecl pl..-ts, _,,I<~ -NO\ encl""" ll•no•nol, Clw••lme1 111;nt, ...o o~N· .nen1•. 1 dOQ 0.0•. MvQ OI lorflQn coin\, tt•eml< PAlnh _,, t.,,,. •no bAQ, '" booll, 11~. IJ •luff.a 1>11lm•ll. 011 Plilr>llno. •m0roidef'v DI< 1u-.. • •11tlt-1. OA'"melll DAO, lrOr1lno bNrd. Tnl1 WI• b m.tde In <t<lo•d•no wlln C:elllo•niA CM I C~ S«llOll\ 1'11 and ,..,, or '"" uf'dt'<1•0""0 l•!IOIOra 10 ClllC>OH Of per~I P~r1y 1•11 bV lh~ lenenl In 4J5 p,_torv Ori.,. Enl upon veullnQ llw retl ll"OC>e'1v OI Ill< lt nOlord •nO •lier nollo lo lAIO 1tn•nl 0 Aled· No......., l , .,7 •. PROMONTORY POINT. L~d 100 "'Ol •IOl'l'O< t ~ w N--1 llH<ll, Ct O•l•d Nov•mll<'• ~. 1we I( •tl'"n ~•'f K~.tton A(Jm1n•\h 4-1t'u ot fl°'• f \lul• ol •••<2 ~(~Ctnt I AllAHOWSltl & llANVOAD Alltt•t" •I U• 1"11 M•<Ar1"'1f l i•<I Sutl• 4l0 lr•l•t. C•ll-• 'Z711 fol 7U 1141 PuOtt\n.o 0rdf'9-(Od\I 01rn,. P 1IOI NOvt ml)o-• I) 10 ll .!ll<J 0.. (t m0t r J 1!18 PUBLIC NOTICE ESCllOW HO 11111.J NOTICE TO C•EOITOES OF BVLIC T"AN~P'Ell lStu t!Ol .. IOI V C.C.I Nollet I~ ntt•Oy 91~n 10 < r..0110<, ~ '"" w1th•n ~<CJ Hntf'\ 1t1at .t outt tr•n\fft t\ '"'f'f\decJ to tllt m4<1~ Ot'I P•tion•t 01opert 1 tiertln•••t'r °" \( " OeCI r~ n•fl"W' Ml4 °"''~\\ ctddteu ot t~ tnltndtO ''""'l••o< ~·t O..n•\11 8r"te<I( llOO E Wll~,..,~ FuH•rl.,,., C:.lllon"d ~eJI frv• Md""' Md OUS•nt\t •Odr-eu ot tf\fo •rtt~ndt-0 ltttn\ft'ret '"" P•Olo Corio. 1108 C.OH~Q<' Avenue. No ~. (O\lo,.....w, C•1tto<n1" f ht ptoperty Pt-rtlntn1 f\N~to t\ oesc.rit>eo if\ orntr•f d\ Mdltfl•t,. ~uPOfl~\ ~r-th..tn(Jl~. C'OUtPf"PW"I. f 1a t uret.. turn1tur • on<i " •ocattd •t OEN•~€ S COHEE SHOP, tOJ S.t1tG lwotl, Co.I•""'""· C•hlom1.11 ff'•t \fl•d but• lrMJ\f,,,. 1\ 1n ftn0t-d te; bf' tOn\umm•ttO ctl ti"!~ Otfr("' Of UNITED BUSINESS INVESTME N rs 801q Alondt• 81•d . P••<1mou"I' C.hlorn•• '017l, Utl I ~ IOIO on O• •II., l 00 pm , No•~• 11 1'11 So t•r ., ., 9'nown to ~·o tnte-ftekod rr•n~f~r"° wtd tnt~ fr~nsf'tr0t uwd tollow1no ...:JCS1hon•I t>u\lnt'~' ~,,.,., •~ ~fl\~ •H"•ri ,,_., ll"trf"'f' YUr\ l•ll O.t\I ~ O•lro Nov._ ' "II PAOi<>CMto VII "'~• D1Mtf't Carro 1ntfllrft0t(J l ,.,,)'"",." UnllM IUMlllU lftttll,.,..llt• NHAl•Mr•ll•tl, ..... .., ... '"·~Ii·-··,.,,, h i UIU Uol·701t hi 11141 U..JJSO PvOh•ll<'O Or-Co.o•I Oa•lv Pllol No•emO.• IJ, 1911i H l8 13 ------------ PUBLIC NOTICE ------------ NOTICE IS Hf Af8Y GIVEN Ille! P A(lfl( (.ITV 8ANIC. 10041 Go<Clen WHI t1unttnQlon lka<ll. (a1t1orn1<1 ~1&'1 "°' llleO w1I~ '"" f'e<l~rn• 0.POStl 111wr.•n<t C.orpor.tl•on, •l'I Ap ollt.ohon 10 E\lltbll\11 • B•M<ll, whoth 4'ppt1< 1't1on Wd\ <te<~oft'd tor t111nq on No•tmb<tr J, 1•18 Tnr orrmd1>~n1 lo' •Hon uf lhft Pfopo~d bt"anc., 1\ 17100 V4ih•• ""'" Slr~el, C.M<ltn Grove, (dl1tor",... Any """''" wtsl11nq IO t()f'nf'fl('nl on 1nh •PPll<eOon m.tv '""nos <om•n•nh I,. -•uno w!tll '""' RMl•Olld• O••c<IO< ut the ft"detdl Qrpc\1t ln\\Hftn( .. Coroor•l!Of" ~' ''' R~•on•I Otf1t,.. u Mon1oom"'' s 1,,...1 S..11• l600. s..., Fr""' IHO, C•IU'Mnld •410f .. """ Mf\On 0f"\1ft\. to P'Ott\t tM QrAnt1nq ol tnf<\ AOOl•rA11rn"" f\(\.., .-flQ'11 to oo \O 1t hf fllr' 111 "'""en not.fr of n., .n •~nl ""''" llW' Rt-QtOtMI 01t,.<Cor wttrun t) OAt \ Of tf\f' °"''"Of fht\ C>U0hc•1•on TM non«onflotnl•"• pnrtton\ 01 lf\t' ~D pht At1on .,~ °" to~ '" tr,.t Atqt0n-A1 Ofl•<t "' °"'" ot t~ P\IOh<·••lf' ,,,_.,,, t~ln..., bY lflC' C:orDCl'Al>On TlhS Iii<' t> .tt¥••1•blr tor puol1c lf'l\PM non ~uno ttQUlttr 1>v$1<>n• nou<> Pwllll•"•O pun11~n1 10 Section JOJ 9' lbl II I 04 '"" Rule\ • ..., Aeov•• llOnl ot Ille F-•• ~I lnwrAn<• COf"POUllon PACIFIC Cl TY 9ANIC By J 5 .>onn>on, IH E•-<Ulltt Vke Presklttnl INSTllVCTl()tfS r"" •PC>ll<..,I Sh•ll, wt1111n •~ a.,, •lier tllt P1010,.•1 01•.cto• "°' nolllltd i... -'it""I 1n Wf'tllno 11'1•1 •n epp11u11on ,,.. Dten ...:ceoltd tor fllln'J l>UOlll/1-11-In• ntw•IM!P@r 01 ci-nerel cln:u••lto111n ti>• comrnYn• Iv tn wni,11 in. •Cll>ll<•nl'\ ,,..., oll•ct h IOC •l•d • ..., '" • nfW\~"""' ol QtM••I (l!'(Ul•llOn In ,,,. <Omll'lul\tly In ..... ,11 Ille tppl1tan1 prOl)O~\ 10 •"OolOt In °"''"''-' • l'\otl<• <°"t•ln•no ,,,. n•mt ot tlW' lll!Pltc""' °' ~11 o nh, ,,,. wtlft< I fNlllet ot Ille ap pllcetlon, '"' '«•lion'" wt1K11 ,,,. ~o 1111<.,,I _,to t"91'9f In 0\11inf~" Anti Int Cl.tit --II I,., llf»IH'<t !Ion •n •<<tPltd lo• 1111no Im .,,.q1•tely "''"' PllOllc•tlOn. "'9 •PC>'• , .... , ...... _,,, lfW RtQ!Ontll ()Ir"( TMOMAIWaLU Altolf'Mr .. a.-s.tff t2t fl.....,t 'IMflC.IM "At• ... N ...... c;..Mr °"" NtWf*1 eMO, CA., ... !Or will\ • t ttllllt •llon l•om '"" !llAMI"'" MIO A .. ., -M <tlP4Ml\O tYIOHKlnQ-~ ll\IOllUflOtl "'*''""....., •· u. me 114'1 _.u•ll'"" 0--Coest ()olly Pllol Mil-• u. 1.•11 )Jt0.71 EQUAL HOUSING 1600 :1potlei.s sq ft l>on ., OPPORTUNITY mts& l h tfl on~! At1t ~J ,....,_..1Hoffu: AIJ real estate advl'rtli>~ LOTS · HWn ICH ln Uu!i nrwspuper 111 1rnb Rdldy lo bwld your own Jert t.o the Federal F111r tWltom home Near Buck lluus 1n11 Act or 1!1611 Bay and Cherry Lakt· which makt!t> 1l 11lt•f(al to Agt. G46 3627 .1111 vert i1u• ·an>' p "" _;..... _______ _ rcrenrt'. 1t m1tut1on. or l'RIVATE rAllTY d1scnrrunallon b1tt>c<l un llas great homcl> fur !\a h· r11c<>. color, reh111on. !It''\ Ul N4.'wpon & c M t-'lt•I\ or national on gin, or 11n f1nannng ~ 114_1 __ _ 10tt'nl1on lv make any '>Ul'h preferenCl!, u m1ta lion. or dlscnminat1on " . .. . Ray How' 113 1': B.;y Costit Mt•SJ Tlu11 new:.pa~r will not knowingly accl'pt any advertisin g for real ~tale wbtch IS Jn VIOia You art• tht' winner or Two Frff Ticbh to thf' lion of the law LONG REA<.:11 TllEATRE fo'ES'l IV/\ L HaOIS: AdYerlbeo *-'d ct.ck HMtr ~ ~ c.d report •r· "°" i.-cltlhfy. ~ DAil Y fttLOT .,..,..., "OURTOWH" ~tarnn~ Edthc All>t!rl ;st the l..oo~ &-ach Convl'n lion & l':nt 1•rt 111om•·nt l't·nt..r :ioo F: o n .. in Hl\d l..11111.: licd\'h (\1111)42 ~78 t''Cl :1~·· lo1•la1m yo11rt11•k1·1 ' ..... liaWlty for HM fiMt i ... corred ht1erii°" °"'Y· ~-.. DOING' BUSINESS I UNDER A FICTITIOUS NAME? lack lay SfNcial 1''1rst l111'l11 offrr.-d 1n Ii!'. }edr' Ovht.1nt1 1nl( l'U!lt.c>m llPl'vralt-tl hornt:" with larRt' l'07.Y f;irnll> room, buil t 111 TV, & paneled bar C.:o untn ki tchen w1Lh 'ta1ncd glass window. and room ror pool make lh l~ ;s II you he .. 11111 llled yo ur new 1'1cl 111ou• Bu 11neu Nem e en<I hoe no1 yel •ubml11e0 11 lo• publ•cellon pl•••• oon 1 rorgt1 rne1 1ne lim1te11o n " JO dey1 ho m 0•1• ot 1111"0 Th• O A IL Y PILO T w ill publl•ll yQll• •letemenl for $3 1 SO Our c11cul11~ 1nctude• Ille •nlue O•a nge Coast ••e• an<I legel nouc•• •PP••• on •II t O.tton• In Ord•• lo •uOm11 you• •la temenl 1 0 1 pubf•C •t•On ae nd •PP•OP"•'• copy end • cllec~ 10 THC OAIL'I' PllOT P 0 801 IS60 CoSle Mue CA 92626 We II 00 IM •U I Fo• 1nlo•m11llon •l:IOut le9•I •<l•trlleing pleAM C:l ll 642·4321 hi 33:1 F'tnd '4 hal y1111 wanl Dilll\' 1'1hil l'l,1:.~ll 1t'f1' 9417 100• II l ,I 10• ~·' [It t ,1 I I [M ' 1111n1 ~)~ O•t' p1u\ lvuf 110•r .i·11onn~ l)n1• w ·~ ,,,,.1 H>lldtl ~ ~\ full• ~·u l ••I •d1 I rJnt~ P11n1Po l'dll~•n '141 / haH S.m 101> 11 I ~ lb 18'• 7011 22•, }41 S11t 14 , (bu~ l1l la~ I I 18 1"~ &O *4 l.SO lot taefl ~11. 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Gnttof I 002 GeMrol • I 002 G-erol I 002 Hout•' For S• HoulH for S• Ho.,.n For Sak ···•··•··•·•••··•·•···· •·•·····•·•······•••••· ····•···•·••····••·•••· .........................•••..•..........•..•. ········•··········•··· OCUMFaOHT Qunllty craftsmanship In mahoa trim & OAk floors, Sc~ off this landmark , 4 llR . 3 ba hom.-In llnt'st locatl<m to:stabllshed lret.-~ & lawns $475,000 NEWPORT HEIGHTS i''ash1on Ji,land \ lt'W rrom 3 Bdrm Countr; Sl\·lt' home• l ''-t-0 hnC"k & mu~h '·'"" \\1M.ld-. i.\\1 mmm1ot pool, JiH'ULZI S~ ( )0 I AC K IAY 1-'int' .S hctrn1 ~1 • h,1th (Jm1lv hornt• on <1u1t•t rul <h.· 'Jr <h••r .. 1u•d pool pl.n hoUM'. :-.tor a~<'$ Iii~ cut T1•rm-. IAYFRONT St•' t•rul '1n1' h11' fn nr hnnw:. \\tlh ptt·r $..'hp AVALON W t•ll t1lf1,tn11 h>t1, 3 HJ< I lt.t n:1k nuor p.1 rl1.1I ti.1't'rlh'll' 1 ,.n1·r1 11• '"""lf,1l111n S l~O.l l)(l t-'w BILL'~RU_NDV, REA_LTOR '· ··J•11 loy'l•df!'Or •v"'.•N.~. . 67~-61bl VIEW FROM THE CAPT AfH'S DECK -Th• ~s ~ocean beofow proyidff th• arittnc) for Y<MI to whil~ away ttw how-I ond watch fflr shipt qo by from th• ~lowd ~A "'"Y 'f"lclOMS cOftdo dttlCJllll'd for ~· and ........ with mirraftd ~ doon, dt amatk cotlwdr d uililMJS and rnoui•• finplou. Thr•• b.drooms, 2 batfts mtd striking onan •l•w for $139,900. 495-1 720 OWNER TRAPPED "'UMARIL Y 'RIVA.Tl tine 's n 4 l>t.·droorn, 3 huth. sm~le 'torv tn C11r(l1111 tlt•I Mur'!{ Cameo lllphlaucl .., II ~Jt~ b1H·k from the ... tn·d . up tit(arnst 11 hall and t>njoys a \ t•q qutt·I iit mo~pht•n· the hom<' i~ \ t•n prl\ Ult' 1 Ulld ttw floor plan nows I 11 n d I ht• r 1 • "• 11 p rt " u I t• be u c h 1 , ........ ,.,.ltotl .Jl SUf7.!l!>O I I lf.I JI l ff),~f ~ Ht 1\1 I flfl'>' 11/11 t.1100 .~·l l t I •H ( 1 1 t H qllw.iv ( "'""'' 111'1 M.11 1 I I ' h'. I " I • ,, I • 11 • l' llJ BAY& BEACH 4SO NEWPORT CTR DR 759-0011 JUST LISTED! 8'GCANYOH llub t.v ~ lht.'I prC':Slll(e t·ommun1t y 's ftne:.l •nlu~' J &inns. + den, l11r.:t.'!tt Au~u:.ta .. plan u1 \Jest t'ltrly area localt>, w11h "weeping golf r11Urse view' Like new & totally c harming $229,000' ! A(j ENT 640-5560 J lklrm . 2 bath honw. i---------n1l'e TUSTIN family llG DOG? ne1J?hborbood l'ools1te Ttu." plush lrvtoe Ter- yurd. IC>lb or l'xpuns1on ruN• home has a lar~e pos,'ltblbut-:> Only S71UIOO ronl'rt>te side yard sur-n1 .. uhlc termo. round~ by a high fenre, LGE. 8% % LOA~ Very ellrt-pt1onul SAN JOAQlllN 2 bdrm . 2 bath condo. clO!>e to golf & teruus &t pool Mo:.t de s1rable end unit with formal dLn1ng rm As s umable large 8"'•': loan. low pr1 re or St 13 500 rn<'ludmg land' BAY& BEACH ideal for a dog run Beautiful yard with mag01!1C"ent Pmes & a n ocean view 3 bdr~ . spacious llv1nl! & dining area with p1uoted bn<'k (rpk $184..500 673-4400 HARBOR ' I ti\ l•lllfl Ill ll.trl1•11 fll\.-~tm.-nt <"~ IAUTIFUL 450 NEWPORT CTR DR. PORT ROYAL NEWPORT SHORES l1os<' to beach tnvt-st or Inc in th1.., :l l><>drm 2 hdth beach h o u s~ Pn\ .ate patio t•ntn. lt-arJ IOI? llHO l'f)/Y ~unhtt· 111 111g rm It II rT"lfl\lt' lil'l at $110.()1)()' 673 K550 •' I 759-081 1 SEAVJEW'S C111est Prof Real problem here' ---------1 dc-coraled f:lt•i::tnt 4 RH Loans outstanding ' 3 RA, hg family rm + Owner making dbl ROOM FOR 2 MOltfo: wetbarlrres,Countaan& paymts' I Year nt>w UNITS 75Xl27',,R l'lot, patios surround this townhollll' ! Scenic Ylt'W' good easts1de locale gorgeous horn{:' <.:umm . Owners problems mean upgraded 3 bedroom.o; pool, Ja<' . & tennis crts b1~. bag savings for you•' 1 3.,. bath b -I a l h & Guarded comm Appl on- Won't last. Hurry! CaU pla s t e r -hardwood ly $325,000 64.S-0303 fl oors -1 year new HEW HEW Mesa Verde 3 bedroom, b11t b watb s w1mm1n pool. ~pa rate office I d ii kit c hen IOC!Udt'S ~~~!tit. ::S:• -~;:m D'\ll'rOWllV~ for 8 good ~=:;11 el ~-investme nt <'a ll Clen ._ ~-· -_. Hellwarth 631 1266 lush carpeung coun n ..................... 1 kitchen watb i1replace' J Bdrm You can buy this SHADOW RUN Shake roof, block wall AffORDABlE and r·u guarant~ you'll __ 6_4_0-_6_6_00 privary and a -.upe nt'ver rejlret l'alhng me p~•a...a.rua.• pnce CALL iSl-Jl!Tt Newl>ort l.Mle m pl"-e--Ttun~ tht-house-ymr've .:r..-w~'"' "" st.Jgious WestclifC for un w111ted for and 1t '::. of POINT SELECT der $150.000. Spal'aous 3 r ere d at n n I y 8 4 OCE .a..._. VIEW bdrm, family room , Thousand that as ' Call ~" PROPERTIES ('OUntry lotchen. Neat Now~3666 Rare rind ID Newport -and <'lean and ready tu HolL'le on the sand. spec ; ••~ • -.. -'1f r ..._ move tnto Call Ull at tacular ocean 1ew BACI< BAY 80HUS LJ?P i hr + fmly rm in dr sirable Bal'k Bay area Only 3 y~ old cul de s ac locul.Jcm H.uj!e rear yrd - ronm for pool Seller wall .~HERITAGE f · REALTORS 54C>-1151 for further de-Move m rond1llon. Year ta1l5 round or w eekend retreat Call 673 8550 ( •1 rJ 11 I• I • ,, '· "'f •. I :-, •Miele-an · . Roal Estate. Inc ..... .. ,,# ... -· .. ~· t·un.'!ader trade ror units Rambl·ing Estate of land' Just lasted ' frM>-Till At yesterdays pnl'e! 5 .. ~s;::r! .. ( ~ IBAUil ownersh.ip, quality con- struction. Sep. owners1---------house plus 4 12 bdr m) un- its G.S.I. $14,50 a month. 0. W.C. 2nd T.O. Xlllt loc 640-5112 L8e BR.! Grand piano (~irmffirJtffj site L.R., 16x20 mstr. ---·--l>Wle. J>vt. cµ.1 de sac. Corona~ Mar. I 022 Cotto Me1a I 024 ~Oft leach I CMO ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SPYGLASS lllLL llOM E A,._ YA Lo• By ~r fant&:Jtic 4 br,2 UC.mbn.iSpe<-tacular assume K "' 1nt,.es l ba. f/p, romer lot, N1W vltrN. 673-6634 .. gt SQl.000' No quahfytnl(' II B A Mu11t 1'o See, t'On· -------Sll,000 ~v.-, you In ' l venlent to evtrytb1t11. LOCATl<>N-40CA TIOM-lOCATIOH l't.·rf (t('t fa mtl v homt> on q111l'l <·ornt•r t11·rm.s (roin 1:1 t>t•nbt·lt in 1!;11 bor Vll'w 11 om t· s I' ha .... t• I 1 l' on v t' n 1 t· n l to 1·om m11n1l,\ pool & f'lt·nw111 ~1ry •.;i·hool Bt•aut1ful ' P~lt•rrno ' with ·I bdrm:-.. larJ;!t• SJ>ll('IOU~ kitt·lu·n UJll'OIOj! to fn 1ndy rm v. w<•t lwr 1 form::1I d111111~ rm J,ovt>I \' landsn1p('d ya1 rt putw with h111lt 111 fi n' ring & OB<) All this, inl'ludtng lht.• 1:1nd for only SIRH.000 CORou& Dor.a M'"'• Rdr . 2 b11 . ~pukhng 892 l372. """" (g.. AA pool super up graded •TRIPLEX * Call QW<'k 1 Linda or 3 Br 2 Ba, many extru. Two 2BH units :and one Pam agenu 7~1 2060 Qt neighborhood Prio IUR unit on 1 v, lots Ol' -- - -only 848 1.5.28 vu ltnlf block to H1g MESA VERDE -------- Coron11 1$earh View Lrg ram hornt' on qwct "* t044 llea~ realmgs. J rur r.nr ,.~it' j;:is 4 _Br, ti"' ~f · •••••••••••••••••••••• '350.c.ioo owe;, can rlot.e te" u.os Sel<'I P I(. llexh1 I e OWHEA OESPERA TE Uu.~ year rrns. er w1 e p becutfYe rrna.nt-e I Will SACRIFICE W RJCHT RF.ALTY H 1 x h I y u pgraded EstotH Ht 979 8S33 Turllerock home 3 770·025 1 St!ll your home ur lncon~ bdrm. 1~. ba w/outstand ___ property rast w 1 lh lng kitchen Cathedral HARBOR VIEW HILLS Newpor t R !=: Auor. l'etlings -vers1tllltt yni WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS 21 I I San Joaquin Hln1 Rood Upgraded :i bdrm on 631-4516 w/alrium. 759.1.501 large comer lot Proper-RACK BAY CONDO 2 (~lf'tlJ!iJl}ittl NEWPORT CENTER, H.1. 644°010 ly 1S vat·anl o~·ner I~ Story l'nl'e re<lured lo I... _ .. _ ....... _ .. ·1111.1111 •• 1111_1111 ___ ., __ _ CrrYFARMH Miru farm & hor::.I.' ranrh in lht' raty Over IH.~00 bQ rt ol land. Seclwed coun try living Fant:i~t11· 1nodl'm 2 story 3 txJrm ranl'h home w '>h.i kt• roor Totally unique µru perty Roo m ht>rf' for your an1m:a l:-. 011n '1 hesitate' Coill now' 545-94\11 !muou.s 640 5112 Agent SHJ9,500 Agent 640 5112 Real Estate 2 Bdrm Cbarmer on H 2 --- --- lot, t'Omplttely redont' PRICE f'tllME DUftl.DES $l29,9SO &W 5t 1:> Agent l .m-ull.'d 1n 100 blnrk Coda Mno I 024 DROPPED Wt~l Nt•wport older ••••••••••••••••••••••• front 2 bdrm hit~ nt>v. ri1umh1r11< t'k<'ll 11-..1 1n Mesa Verde kll <'ht'll rt-Jr h.11 helnr • u111l over 111>1 1:ara~w A trium i;puce for l t'Xll J t·ar!> Off l• . R ~need al $11!1.SOO IYlftQ m HUGE2 STORY ONLY $92,950 A 4 bdrm, 2"2 ba home ~nhan<'es a very lge & Yl'r.lallle lot -bnck paUu. heavy sha,ke roof & locat- l>d on a cuJ-de-sa<' Nee<h some T. J. C. 7$9-1.501 (~mwttlfl tN Elt>11ant noorvt'an with 2 ijdrm & I bdrm IH\tt country k1t1 hl'u. d1mng Wi "l Nt>wp"rt. 11cxxJ ru1 3 bedtoorn:; and hearty (~l~'m ltrlilfiertQ lal h1 StCH"K walk l ll fireplace RV parkng --·-·---be:ach Sl!>tl,000 S!IR.:rno DKlt Call On thl ~ bup e r b E":""''d~ home {' d t h t' d r ., I « l' 1 I 1 n g i:1toop1es the formul 1J1n ml( room Corner frplr dl'ct'nL'> Lhe h\'IOI! rm de ror Wdl~ of g~ass rl.' vpalll Ult' llL'ih rt>ar yard Walk to flarbQr H ll(h 645 7221 Real Es late MESA NORTH This 4 bedroom, 2 b:ith home is bc11utirully up graded with a larl(e add on farruly room tomplell· w ith sl ump s tont' !treplnce. It al:so h•atun•\ a serond ftreplart' 1n lht' llvtng room a~ wdl a~ fnut lrteS and a ~as HRQ 10 the patio area Own<-n- a.re motivatt>il. make 11n orrer Askan1t SlN.000 Ca u 556-2600 673 JliO:j 1)75 4777 t.:Vt'!> 54() t72() COSTA MESA EasL'l1de. 3 bdrm.". 2 bu 'l'ftftfta'!LL a.1mpletl'ly remodeled. O! I rlll~IK car l(ar111(e $128,000 NEWPORT PEHIN. "#I In California" 2 Bdr~ . 2 balh:i. f111h· 1 ________ _ Only SXY,000 Lt·iti.t>hohl SUPER EASTSIDE NEWPORT IS~ANO 3 Bdrm , 1 h11lh humi.' on LOCATION I< 2 lot. frpli-lot" of Sharp 4 Rdrm l. hath v.1Xld & hnrk Sl~.000 ho me Remo d "'It-<I HOME & INCOME kitchen lllld bath Only :i lid.rm . 2 ualh home $79,900. Call~ 5880 SLASHED to$72,SOO lieaulaful 3BR 2ba horn~: l'LlJS fabulous family rm Great r.im1I) nc1i:hborhood Lo~ est pnt·e m area GRIEENIELT HOME ONLY $87,000 UnJVers1ty Park 3 bdrm. :! ba, highly upgrdded Cfarden home. 759-1501 Real Estate Lake, 3 Br 20,., Ba. den. ~!~~ t:~2r ~;r~1n~n/,~J~~ ~: j ~ J l 1 ffHj c;: SELECT t1Rhtru1 par~ h:te ~l'ltini: ... ftib!&l£t11 T'PROPERTIES t-;ast'l1de <.:os t·1 Ml's ;a ASf44,-"Torm dm rm. $198,500 Contract of sale. 2 yrs Jt 9118'"; (:all Bob Marcel I IT 957 2666 Pruperty In xlnt <'OOUI lion' $199,000 lrvtne Groves 2 br. den, Newport H•i«Jht• o.3 366.1 642 2253 Eveb Shogplace -~;:~~1';~· L~adcbk: P~~ A~ulgewend~t.ns64~6-<',~;~r !<'~~fsn 1 11111 .. · . '_ . . . '.. Owner's Pride DmaPoiwt 1026 Crpl~ SSJ.500.640-0997 , Real htate;lnc. : ts4-1aoo ....- ox..>J _. Gnrgt'OUS 2 story Mesa ••••••••••••••••••••••• SACRIFICE ! Beaut Verde 4 b<-droom holl'lt'. Brand ne w l80 dc)t. ocean Woodbridge 3Br 21 411" ':=======:.j v.1l.h plush l'arpNs. dtn vtew New 3br 212ba 13rd PLUS elegant 2Hr t•ondo ---------• WR. f.:1mily ruum cind br a pvt !>Wtl'I Sl85K priced below market WATERFRONT s unk1 n l1v1ng rm Con<11d~r trade Agt Oolh nr lake. 673-4311 S335,000 BUILD YOUR Tht·re'b more' Sl :J.5.750 7SS-Cf706 Owner Agt DUrLEX HhR Call~ mo Surround1n 11 1ntPraur c o ur1yard lh1 1 bedroom. family room home on t he Ila) 111 Newport utrl'r~ 1n door/outdoor Y<'fSalilJty Large patio on WATEfl with BOAT SLIP or your own. Sunny with wood paneling, brl<'ks and warmth. - WATI l<rRONT llOM l't REAL ESTATE £Jl-1d00 ----==-- Onth1•r1·ar11r1h1' 1t ·1 1111 ~Ane!DL H;!~~e:~-i:n ~1~.~ /:i~ LAICEFROMT on tho· 1-:,.,1ts11h uf Co·•t ,, 11111. lit. 20.., Bu t dell Pool, iac• S 197,500 Ml..,D You II ht.· as MIU~ aun· muny up"rJdt> Sh a r P GI t' n w oo <1 b •• "#I In California" ~ a. ., townhome on Arborlak•• dl-J ug1nyournt'11t , See t o apprl'c 1alc, ~ bdr'TI homt• w 1«1rthtone SI02.SOO 661 2537 Ste p s t o beach & <'t"Vl.\-& eop1wr plumbinl( IA.SIC ST ARTER clubhouse' Large livin~ during l'Onst1ul·t1on BToro 1032 rm&fam1lyrmcombine Phoot• oow for deta1b HOME. S69 • 90 0 ••• •••• •• •••• •• ••• • •••• wrth giant outdoor patio :>4S-~!ll Pn<'ed ri2ht with 3 CREATIVE tobnnglakes1dei.nside! Bdrms. new c.irp ets. RHAHCIHG Highly upgraded, FAN· large lot. and many rrwt p b th 380 2b TASTJC VIE W ' Pools & trees Only $69,900 Call OMa le on is " 8 teMls courts, too! Take 546-5880 b 0 u se w / near n _. w a look today·call 752-1700 l'pt.stdrJl6 & pauit. Only .,,.,, ,,, 11 . ,, ~ 1 "• trH1.11, , (-.-ljt1!tttirlttl Real F..stat~ $73,000 f ~~a~.: _LAH':..~·'"' -l ~lfiMffl TO~:~JSE NO(' ASH l>OWN TO 1.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;; fota1tCllft Vatt.y I 034 ~-~~~~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!@!!~ nus lovely hoCJlf' has :i $I 00,000 tepping ~·r:·e·~~;::·;·~:·~:~··;; IY OWNER bdrms . a study, 2'~ Al"l'NOW' Pnces On Kt"ds?. uv.nl'r ">Br3 Ba.JJCuui, Hard to find Unaver!>1I) baths & a beautiful vu·... are Htstnl'( t-"A.'iT' BBQ. $139,500 ~ 11-11 or model m V1U.:ge Ill J of the Big Canyon c;ou Worlu ,\._t 24 hr.. Spacious 1 he droom 96."?-WOI &inn.:! ba. for l1lill din Course Profess derorJt 541-0800 family holn\.' with bonu:. ----rm. II v -rm . fr p I t'. ed m exqUlsate last~· \\111 ---------rootn, dmrng. f1rt!plat•t: ... ntfnC)t°" leac:h I 040 l'Jll'ledral real.mg. LJle en trade $235.000 -dJld storage CU!tlom tn· ••••••••••••••••••••••• try. fully Inds l' pd. lolboa l.,CllMf I 006 tenor $119,900. BK R S&S Resale SpeC"aahsls Soperb I~ across from ••••••••••••••••••••••• c.:au 54Q.-1720 3.4 or 5 bdrm rnodeh1 Umv park. Warm fam1· 1 iturlx. inl'luding bay ~•.:,!;,,.some w 'pools ly home. 552-0143 for TAI.LL ~ a ppt_ Open Ha.ase Sat & front to be ext·h down in Penmn~oo Properties Sun. 10·5 4601 Stt!rra a pkg 2Et684 ~_!.__ -Tree Ln. Cof"OflG., Mor I 022 ·~I Jn Califon1io'' :--R.AR--E·.-E·A·u·T·Y-111LOW_E_S_T_P_R_l_C_E_._l_n ••••••••••••••••••••••• TRUE B1cyl'le to beal'h F.xtra Orangelree; 40 Tangelo, /h ,w ~ ~7)-7)()0 Owner is anxiow;! ! Don't w-Ht'11I 1-:i.tate ~·· . -.. Q ~ T"VLOl:t C:OMPl\f\IY ' -. Home on the PeniJlSula Point. l blol'k to the Wedge. 1 block to private bay and bea<'h. Rig s ---------Bdrm or 4 plus d~n. 2 --- sharp 4 BR P•• &, used I BR. 1 ba, waterway~. 21DCOTTAGE PRESTIGE brid: farepla ct>. new tenni s, :.w 1mm1n 1· PLUSl ... COME "'"nt&l'a""'t. 11.'2 years S46,9oo Ownert a gt "" Mesa Vrrdl! Countn ......... '"" 675-QSIW R6ALT0R'-i Ufl'Vtr1 UPLR .. s tory oo lar)lcr lot. Ask-BUILDERS 1ng $230.000 o;ome 1---------•1 specutl l4'rm'I Qill l'urt ~ . .. . . .. Pegged h:udwood Ooor... l'lub ~rl'a 1 hr. vuoi, old Lots ol p1tnehng and ----- IATFROHT Duplex. 3 bdr m . & 2 bdrm. uruu . frpll' e al'h Herbert'> IUSIHESS MESA VERDE wu~ooo~ Prop. HJGl-ll.ANDS. Best buy Rffffon PETE SARRETT RWTY OPPORTUNITY Imported dell foods r ea lurin g M iddle Eastern & Italian foods O!f sale beer ., wane Xlnt IO<'ataon al'ross from new apartment complex under conslruc- taon. Moll vated o wne forl'ed to sell ! Call to- dJy! MS-9491 10 lhUI neat area. 3 Huge + 675-7060 • bdrms, 2 baths, large --------.. 1 family room , 2 --------- r1replaces. Near scbool9 New on the mark.el at $85,500 You haven't set-o lhlB one, so caU us at ~1151 ·~HERITAGE ·-· REALTORS (~1w111 ma Mfl ________ _ ReaJ F.state ---------SELL Idle itelll.$ with a WANT ACTION? Daily Pilot Classified Ad. Classifed Ads 642-5678 642-567!1. GE SBDBIB BLllNS CD .. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE DEERFIELD-IRVIME SPECIAL Spacious Plan Four Is Located On The End Of A Cul-d e·Sac. 4 Bdrm .. 3 Ba. & Fam. Rm. Din. Rm. Kitchen Has All The Extras Plus Breaklast Room. Look Out At Lovely Prof. Landscaped Y ards. Comm. Pool, Greenbefl. $139,500. VIEW PLUS SECURITY , -· 642·5200 Costa Mno E'SICS. l Exe ...... Un~s WATUFttOHT UNUSUAL 1 of a Kind W/42'1oat SHp Charming r efurbasht'd Big 2 bdrm & den, ;> 2Bfl 2ba home w ifrpk frpl<'s, bltns. 2 rov Brand new 2BR 2ba & palloe, 3 rar garoge & 3BR 2ba duplex in rear owner will help BJC on includes sp111' 4 <'ar 1:ar fmant'mg. $.'l.50,000. Pvt pullo. Wlthtn wulk JACOI REALTY ing ~111tance to maoy 675•6670 umeruues. Xlnt lnN>me --- property S21J.OOO 2000 Sq ft, 2 sty, 4 br, 21-'1 RO~ERS REALTY ba. Sandpainte on 00x120 675-Zl I I lot. ~ M1 So Cst Plaza l~~~~~~~~~~I By owner, below prevail I-lD,g loc rnkt, $84,000 3701 Have something to sell' S. Woodland Pl, S.A. Call Classified ads do at well 979-1965. macnab I lrvtne realty llG CANYON SHCIAL RUN -Don't WALK to this delightful Broadmoor Plan 4. It won 't last at $395.000. Features , Incl. 4 BRs, 2""2 baths + formal dining, living & family rms . CC·130) ••• MoryHlcld. 170 Newport Center Or Newport &>al'h You are the wmn~r or Two r,." Tickets totbe t,ONG lif:AClf TifEATRE FESTIVAL "OURTOWH'' stamng Eddie Albert at the Long Bt-ach Conven tlon & Entertainment Center. 300 E. Ocean Blvd., Long 8ea<'h CalJ 642-5678, ext 329 to chum your tickets. ••• HELP! Owner behind lo pa)' menl3! Must sell th.is 4 BR, pool bome. NOW• Caleb up payments and it. s yours ! Agent 542-SSOS 2A hours woud beamt>d l'\·11tnr !> :! JU<'UZll Wc.>11 pnl'\'d at wull papt"r Offered for IR VIN fo:. I b ave a bnC"k frpk:. und <'uunlry S 129. 000 Cd 11 now $78,000 quahf1cd buyer for a kitchen PLUS 968-3.171 l f J116f:.\Jjk'rn(~ Y.est Pumt or Uo1vers1ty I-·-..:..-:..-:---model home. lf you are :! bdrm. 2 b.1th mrr1me [• 1n~1 l.11~ 962·4471( .. , )546·8103 th1nk1ng of sel hn~. unit with pnv&ll' yard -A£! jj;IJ'!UVJ plea~e call Martha a11dpat10 $190.000 Real Estate .................... ~-... Sbarkany. Rltr. A~- <'ALL FOR ---------·-·1 'O'HV UTirV socaate 752-0166 lNl'URMATION I UILDER CLOSEOUT · H.I. COftdo $60,500 644·7211 Sevt"ral lge 2 story 48r. Here's your oppartunity JBa homes .ii 345 E 23rd to get a great rental or a 1:31n t~i1~E'!~~:::~ ~~·=~~~~~:..;:: ---··.:...--~for $1 211.500. O wne r ed. N!Carpeled & ret1led I 1 n n 1 WaUunl( d.l.stancl' to ma SAVE $27,000 Own:r~:~ J:i .;:;:.i a 1 )or shopping centers We belacvr this as th 642.2164 6;3 0782 lfomt' tb va<'ant & ready lnv.1•0,f 11nr1·<! 1 llr hnm1· - -).or 1mmediah· occupa n trl l'd \J ,\full $.!i,l~lll 11•,., A-"J"llmP a•-:-"; \' .\ Lar)!e cy <.:a ll DOW ror details than nearest m11lt1irlt 3 Wrm \lon1• tnmrrwd 546 2:!13 lis ted <'ompariible. N('t pool "" wtr fall Pr'tnc yet mulllple l1gtcd. st only!168-8532 prinl'iprtlll only please ----·--- Comer lot, R 2 ume, +J3 Bdrm Condo, 2'-'l ba. Br home. $1 28.000 Ian pnme loc, 2 c11r attach included.Callus rorlo<'a gar, prof d e<'or ated Uon, then QIMkly dnv S92,000, 54-0-1965 by, It won't last Property Houae 642-385-0 ..... J • J I 1 I ~I I f4 1 !\8L B J CUTE2BR CONDO Terms. Bk.r. SS9.900 Bkr Ml-4S.58 POOLSIDE Locauon plus loads of up grad es throughout makes this Piao 4 patio borne ID Orangetrel· J mu.~t lo see. HURRY• 1 1lu!> ts a steal at S82.9SO i~J · RANCH REAL TY 551 ;2000 -------.. IRVIME! WE GOT IT! OHRATIOH FACELIFT ---------1 Charmlni home. com JASMIMECRKVU pletel y remodeled ._ _______ •I '1,5,6 BR's, Sl07 .000 to r-SIS0.000 OnGreenbell-ocnvupop Prime loc ation 4 plan.s. beautifully de bed.rooms, 1600 s potless corated-3Br + fam rm s q ft. Don't mtss Uu11 ~~Call 6'0-2587 one! Aet. 546-0351 ~~ll~ .. ,_roR ~ ~ ~~0a~,...~~Sat~/~S..~·~~I VETERANS * HUMTINGTOM ~ELL idJe items with a -VA Appriatsed $70,000 LANDMARK FORREST HILLS Daily Pllot Class1Cied Ad Gl'MNI I 002 Sbarp J BR corner lot CONDOMINIUM ••••••••••••••••••••••• West.sideCM.7~6743 Con ven ient loeattoo, lntbeRacq_uel Club.23:,0 ~'!!!,II•••••••••••••.... 24 Hrs. Bkr. marveloua recreational sq fl, J bedrooms, 3 Cull C ..... ~TSIDE C ....... fac1la t ies. La r~e l baths, huge family room ol.l..--11 Ban•"'e ~ .-bedroom, ru11 bu11t·ln withwetbar,formal d.in-u~ ftJ r 3 Bedroom , 2 bath kitchen Ready to sell at ang room, kitchen nook, "'1~-tNh.Al ~I~ C.OMfl'Wt' custom home Maoy UP· '52.900 o e w p I u s b ca r p e t & rad es . Pr I de o t COLI OF MIWPOltT throughout and your van SEA VIEW GEMi '~w~~rsblpD"' l~~~~R~EAL~~T~O~~RS~~~I will fit in the oversl.ted 67S.H 11 garage. Close lo park and tennla courts. ln new Northwood area of 10 .l r n - (Tl "1UI 1m ,M - h .1 diet llrt'. r..1t 00 .. The Most Beautiful Townhome With Co mplete Security In All Of Newport Beach. Forever View Of Ocean & Bay. Near Lido Village And Shopping. 2 Bdrms. 21,-e.i Ba. Pool & J ac u zz i. Call For Appointment To See. $395,000. SICUllTY fM llCJ CANYON Lovely & immacul ate Broadmoor Plan 4 situated on lg. comer lot w/room for pool. 4 BRs, 2\.-'.z baths hi gh beamed ceilings & formai dining. $465,000. CC· 131) A perfect Nantucket -All It needs is a family . 3 bedroom. 2 bath1', up ~r a d ed. t as t e ful. view, prestigious. Community quad, pool and tennis courts -To see Is to want -$236.500 .;;&ltfjdlw LOOKING 'rvtno~:~JJ~E 641~}~~~~1)' FOR R. ~ii ® --...... , .... , ·111 DOYa DlfVI - LYNNE VALENTINE644-6200 642·1235 '01 Dover Drl11t 644·6200 H.,bOr View Center Irvine .i C.mpus V•lt.y C.nter 752·1414 , ,. -- A Cot.DWIU UMla CO. 644-9060 f11t MIUOAOUIN"'4llSlltD IN HIWPC>ftl' ClNlU• 673-8700 tesa Verde 3 bdrm 2 bo Spic at $pan, rr1c..ci for a /\ super adult condo., 0 Corne ace Bt 21096 C~PIJY quick sale by wner Moth in Mariner's Covr UNCH ltULTY Prinl'ipals only· $1LS,OOO West! Open House Sat 4' H I ·2000 1_&M-_s_1s_1 ______ -1 SUnda)'. 1---------- TcA to lted Carpet IRV GROVES, 4br, opt or U tb.lnl(s Cast wilh Oally W• U.9" 7$4•1 ZOZ Hie. Pool/Jae prY'l•'•, f'\lo< Want Ads left. 844-5588 evs. "'n ' u. Call •u·t· L ' f I .. _ DAit V Pll.Of HoutHforS.a. 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F'/A, AJC\ G.Ary Ut'l\lt•f (~nll'r Sl~.000 blk lo lwath l.t'dM: $515 no .r• ', S44~ !JM ~;,hh 960.4311 536-2498 Dav1d&urkl'Hltr No ptl• 0..Vl' Altl !173 'Ui· ~-:~ ............ ~?.~~I ~~.~~~-... -~?.•. t.o\ t-:L ' .'ll1 d1•n , • nu. • DUrLEX * ">lC'J.b fn>lll \ht• t .. t..r Ill Wood(}nt11tt' ll1uhwl 11\.1 I r «in •Hit' ,, ""'' •• \ l r • ~ In' I "' •In" I lo( •'II'' '' ''' '" lw '11 JllHl •'l c tl tit'tl 11, '""''" 111u111 111111111 r•• t ~ d w 01111 ii••, t., & I'·"" 11lc·.1I r .. r loum.. A IWOlall o .. 111 lfl.)lt .,II.II• Ith ••11 • I h• r q nil I\ ()((nT(! •I $121 '>Ill.I l ••It St~·~ 'O I o wnrr •I :1:> 1 "~" l ., '""1011 It• 111 • 114 •till IM 1"411 t'n 11 1111ll Ju.,t ri-dt.111·11 l""""''"l ' UIJl(rlll tlt'fl l)l·t'rf11•lcl l'flol Utlll 3 Hr . ru1111lv rm J 111 11111 rm l 11"' 11 h 1 "" • iiH WO 1\ .it K:l:I /'Cl.II Patio Home I l\.-1!11,.1111 loJlh' l..t11111\ IV'llfn .. ml f.,rn1o1 I 01111 11 j.( fUU lll IJl,111 \ ,, 11"· n 11 1 " ' 1 n t" I u 11111 ~· 11111111<,.JH' I 11•1111.u ·t• ~ • s1w :..oo t•rnr lit"'' CA2,500 B 1 ·s. Wt D hookup. pool f uurt••') 111 llkr• rt & clbhse. $22.SOO. Agent. ------ • H~ <"-111'1 1040 1wu Ycxrfirst! 648-4.:ltO sY OWNEH • 111;, U:..o !JM 1~.I h PnvJ<'Y gul(ll l' rn I 1~ . Two 4·plexe11 . 61:! & Iii~ "ll"'r 2 IJt'drnom l'Ondo Ac,...,.forSW 1200 Calle Campana. Sl" lly HfWPO•T·2 IR l t'utr&I air dining, pall<l ••••••••••••••••••••••• SC Gen Hosp ~d unrl~ "13 soo• 11nd pool .m·a HKH Call I 0 ACRES over look ioUrour .. 1• • • • ~ IT.!O Owner can 1t rra n1t1 l .HI \llU ht'llt:\l' 11' ll :. TARBELL Owner 111. say's "Make financing s~.000 t'J tn.w ' F .. bulou11 Nrwµt.ttl {)(fer" 2 Fixer upper 498-S27S Pnn onlv 111 hi> u1>1{tJtlt'tl \ 1:n houses. many bwld1ngs. 1.isttl ully tlt·i o r .1 11 tl "#I lnCofffonM o" huge oak trees. City lv"'nh111no· SC'll..r 1:; t'X water. can be s phl l rt'ta·h m11l1\ult'll and T11tHn 1090 Terms . l/677·5691 o r !tJ • l'INAN<'INti .i11a1l.1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11522·2080 hit \ m11·.1 111 lool't' 11ow ' AIUSB> CUSTOM FARGO l ull1~1/1J(1toµit·'1"~· 'What a me11s 1." But YOUROWH OFFfCE ILDG. 4 Separate units. JOO :.1.1 ft each.. $89,000 Roy McCGrdlt. R:ttr 541.7729 Turtterock ~.:.;:llJ,~llt• $10.! .1ll CJ r ~ mmJJI sn.~~1~.ta:,~~1 . '"''~~i1~i~1~r~~ r , · -~-__ !DWIJ_ . '. wtwt a buy' 4 liR r ust-Om r1tlVATE LAKE home o n 11 hrlls1de settmii on 17 arres lhal can be with loud.) or sunderkml( split . Pnv ate secluded MasSl\'t! mdster s uite ac· area. h as near ne w 3 Cl'nlt'd with luxurious bdrm. 2 ba home. huge * •• Lauretta Da•ls 1127 Av1emo re Tl•rr <.:osta Mcsd Ekirml> 3 bil . lurn rrn o•r u111>t•i "' l bdrm & :• l oun ly , :. Hr. 3 l!.1. ;> ~ VI 1-:W . $:10 0011 plit 11,1lll., lot'i>lkd ,1 monv 1 lri1k:.. :! ~ar i,:ur..i.:1-. l.:t- hat. ~en Npt•nl in u11 l •It t rt·c·)I "' 1, 111 i.. l11u.l ~ard (J\l.nc•r oul uf l(raJ.rng th1:. home lh1.., palh\I. J~ .... nw 1tnil 1r en1 1·oun1ry Mull\ !>di \~r h.t• 1 ... amw.ti.eeto1J1•ht•H ' '"'"'n •It'"' $1 1..uuu "'••P' to tiuy (.11od AOO'lUI' tf'rm"I S!:U,000 549 7971 Ctose .. ln Jieuut1f:.:I &. proH.·t1{"JI "'ulk tu tl..'Jt•h. '>Chool & town Lc>H:ly dcror ;ind landi.cap1n.: l'al10 rur outdoor 1,v1ng <.;on\C' ruent $148,500 UOO'Jl>P S8500 DOWN Ns>l Hb 3 br. pool home ~uma:s bul of Sl41.SOO SI 100/mo No qual ner Mvvt rl~hl m By own1•r 1"1.'i ti..154 Approx 10 ' int. "'ill 1·Jrn. on ronlr.it1 ~ •• "" J ~ -lly ownn 2 ~ R & !11•n nm ,./Vi "411, 1lo, Stf!j,5110 Nt·wp<irl 'IJlK II HOME iF~ 644 :llrn. t-:v~. ~ •OOJ Homan tub & private oak trees. gu.rdl'n.'> 1-·orma I dining , FARGO & family room included Spectar ular vit-w No 1/676-5717 or l/523 4462 4ud!!Cymi: $l7!J,OOO TAKE ON PAYMENTS·S RUMAR REAL TY ACRES Near Albuquer 551·7977 que, N. Mex-Rio Grande R1ver·lnflallon Hedge IUILDY II u n t . H o m e S 1 t e s W .AHTS OUT! I n v e s l m e n l · from under this custom 4 Recreat1on·SlOO Down. Utt home with sweepmK Take up $39 Monthly. view beyond belief Take $3900 Balanre Due Suf)t!rb t'nlcrtJmmenl is Now Call Roy Collet't .iHordl·d l1> hu~e game _602-__ 9'_7_.ao_l_l ____ _ You are the winnl'r of Two Frtt Tlchh lOtht! LONG BEA<'ll TiiEATHE 1-'l-.:.'iTl\.'Al. "OURTOWH" starnng Eddie All>erl .11 I.he Long ~ach Cun\ t-11 lron & Enli>rtainmt-n l Center. :.JC> E Ocejn HI Long Beach Call 642·5678. l'Xl J29 t.o clwm your llr k<'li. • • • room a nd family room ~Rh Texa:. U111t1o llM> -IW unit Soanni: cathedral cert for SGM 1300 complexe" !> i!. tu t. ~ mgs urccnl IJvin~ room ••••••••••••••••••••••• ll mes ~ ru:.' S t I. I ond for mal tl1n1ng J JUGll. RUY LOW :-.Oo·il 1-'1rc>ptart's for that warm u..dlt-C:O..lnlctioft Ht•ully Rltr. t>4!> 4ll'J.1 540.995() 644-T.!ll Tlt'mfll' t br. ~ ha ho~· PCMOramic Coda MHo )224 w1patio. ie-.r fntd yd ~1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• of ~. 0 1-'rw}. K id~ A. OCEAH VIEW Lrg. Lux. Condo Jbr u1r. ~ ok ~ Al(l . no lt'l'. \•Arre uwldllblt! H I lot ITIJr appl tennii.. pool:1. 964 2566. 973 2971 __ .,. II h rt•~ u Id t 1nn .i Le $495646-2143 735~25 h~'.hted ;ind r .. m·l"d tennis Pool home. 4 br. 2 ba. g.sr m un ~11673 8~1 Eamide 3 br. 2 ba. tree patio. fnrd yd. lod:-~ stone frpl<'. t!nrl yd pe~ ok ~ A~. no hT [~ trnTV · 1r1 $475. mo. 642 2639 964 25AA . 97:1 Z9'il 'O' nudtt] IJ!·~t1l~~1~,;a~~~·h ~'::~ ............ ~~~-~ Sl . 642 0835 WoCld bndl(e. s1n).(lt' r.1m1 .. :1\11-;RALU l:tAY 1.crr U1 dWtngs (-Ol.fslal OK 673-6634 ly J Bdrm. 2 bi.th 1\11;111 :1 bdrm 2 ba Fain rm 1 m med SSUIJ lfHI Honus rm frplc pool, Nn 7!'>9-0143 Jlt'l.1. Children OK SS75 -----Mot.ii~ home/ ('allfi4ti 6479 4 Rr. 2 ba. rum Im. Cnnl Tr1r Prll• 2300 yet S4SO mo h<t4 t•1xo •••••••••••• • • • ••• •• ••• l.ot•a l Bu~Utl•'-'!'l fOl.I fl has ~ 5Q5C t.•Xt 40 MO MONEY DOWM l «'>h ti, buy home-. 1n Orun).(•· Count y a rl'a Not Irvine Gr<1\c~ .! hr den .• Y•Ju 1•1•y -.1111-s tax onlv ;>,i x li<I, :!hr :!t ... 7:1 llahl ) st.tr park. 7 dd) 010•\' tn J \ 9734 :1.:1 M1s~w11 ~olnll' I lo~s ij.Jj:l 88-ll LOOK A T THIS GUMD OPEHIHG ,1 hrokt-r no 11stmg I ba, frpk, ,t><>OI. lcnr11:. h.u1dl1: ull d1:ta1b. Cat: S495 64()-099, Mr Gurclm•t , bi5 9910 OE~Rl-'IELI> Pnnr1p»b only TOWN HOM!'..: IUDS/rETS OK ~ASTSI Dt;2 Ht<. ~dr.~ 646 4848. t.75 8~ 2Br. 2' i&, pvt patio . l ,·ar g11r w/opnr nr pool fJdl1t1c'> S450 mu ~~ M s~1on Mob1ll' ltomes -Luxury C'ondo. ideal lc1r VJ>4:JIS Jrd off ire 1n U<.. Jbr. 2ba, 2 car garg. beaut exec short term renlJI BON S fend yd Lg rec rrn 1n 2·b mo A"¥11 1mm1·r. U Coll1:gl' l'k S500 549 3924 S:; 5\i mo !>!;'..I 11! : . t"r,.r ~a sher & d rvt'f :lbr <!ba. frpk fenred yd 893 1379 ~ 11urd1Jsc.: of "nv nl'"' "' PJ\IO (IUll't c·ul dt• OrJ:l,:o·t , ,.,. t'onclo I .1 ,of111 .. tul1 l1"1111 ·cl111 i...ic Clo:.e loi.t·hool&Su brlrm l.okc• -.l'l llt11! fill; tlw llVlll h or !'<O\ !)Oii C''ll Platl! $475 551 :t77fi A!luth. No pc•I•. J)()lll t111•h1Mr.c>from Jgt Nor~ 1 t tnnr:.. t.'l<: 1:12:.i 1111, 638 0841. -Avail Der I 6i5·9229 -0 ~JldC new;: br. ~i., b.i nil\ Ila c,.,, "" "'"· 0Hlmuuth M odt·I 1n ?5E·%Q BY OWNCR. :I flr J 1• ll.1 t rn1\lt'r ... 11y l':irk thr<.·1· L . HI"' --I OSO ll:•rhor i111(hlancl:, l'n11 '"--drwrru. Texu., ~I) 1.. ~o .. s ooh· Ph f.46 4149 Jnd co1y r•'t:ltnK ltun Deluxe 13 Un1t PruJert, dreds or sq fl or t1c1·k1ng rn xlnt Costa Mesa loea 16 UMfTS $380,000 RaneM •. FCll"nll. abound. Unlu•lln uble lion . Bring your in 1!;"k dn , l'Ontral·t ,,r :-.,11.. Gro•~ 2700 low 1>r1t't>' Nt'\I. J nd 'i>cnd.1 •••••••:••••••• ••••••• • do. 2 frpks. wa!-h..r & Turllt'rork 11 1 .:h:and~ di) tr ~lo 11ppre1· No townhouse w /view l llr : r h1ldren, no p.ob S1ngk'I f~, ca~l. lilt' entr) welrnmt' S425 /\1,'l , no lrplc. drapes. pnv pulw. fet: 964 2566 . !173 2U71 2 cur itar , pool $525/IM• family k1t<·hcn :.lucl y ofl •••••••• ••••• • •• • • •••• • rrw i.lcr bedroom .11111 1t II th•· re-rre11t1on u1111·11111c•' or V11l11ge I ti <>!fo•t c•cl .11 1t grt'atly r<'tlUn!d 1m n· SAt' R !Fl<' I'~ VA -FHA YERMS fktrnl 4Rlt. 1>001, :.pa. l1:l· 1:ant'S2lO,O<K> prec1al1on slillavail C..n bleSlllO mu llohMarn•I 311l'rl~ 1-allbrook.homt'& RUMAR REALTY <'IO!le esrrow J an 1979. 1 I T 9,7 21,..., 1o:r11vt! Sll9.500 f:h trm.~ !>.'>'! 0062 arl' .1v:11l111llt on thl!'I )ard Xl11t arl'a $14:!.!>00 .:n•;il 4 tie-drocim. Ca mil~ n73Cl l A~1 !-'or mor<' 1nro ra il ·1 Tr .. d1·forOC 11739-173 Shurp3HH 2bath wests1de 558-7977 64(}.511.2 Covmgtbn 4 pl~xi·-. llunl R-..... Estat -· Co i.t.i M r ~a ll o u s o• EXECUTIV£MOME or 1102.000 room home wiiH•h i.1t!> cm a 11n•m111111 f,.,. rut pro fly u wn1•1 1'11l't• Nwprl v11 ,.,.~ 1•n 1·•H'\ aucl 11H .1ri•a 3 Br 2 Ra c11l OffMf' Real Es tat~ C..1 L lAVl lU,~ ( l~PH°'J Y ington Eu-a rh. :i hlrl~i. Watdrde 2900 $425 rl1IJ IM & lai;t re: <.; O LL.EGE PA t< K side by sidt• Sl,.J.-..lll i•a owred 7686743/\S.:l BERKELEY MODt.:t. 1 B Own1•r I f 71 J<l-1.s ••••••••••••••••••••••• . • I BO HM 3 l'"lJLI. UA y Loral hu'>11wi,., man ha'> :J Br I Ra 1365 mo l Jll TILE ROOI''. 2~110 SC> IF 1·..1:-.h to hu~ hnmc--. rn 546-5880 ask for Larr'r or I-T T R r . I. 1-. v I-I. (Irani.:•· County llrt!.J !'llot Pam FORMAi. L ft ntN 101 red 111u ·~:.~ ·. ~ •. 55.2-7500 -. "' "'''' H \. µark 1n.: rnodt!rn con ven1c>nc-t·~ S77 r~•J l..c.1~te:.l pni't' in Jrl'a No fQf-oppt. coll f1n1·r n1·1i:hhnrho ot1 . ~ Rl l\.L .,. c Jn·~ • H -.. ' rtr•t n •, ·······•··············· Mobi~H~' For Sdt t I 00 C01111Mrclol 644-7211 St 1 ... ouo ti4;! 7294 Cur apl'l ··••··················· ._ ....... ,.. ... openy 1600 WE CAN'T HELP, ,, hrnkt•r no lls tmlil I . ---. , EAT IN KI Tl' 111-: !'I WE DON'T hJJ1t1k «II tlela1I~. ('.111 EAST S IDE 2Br. I ,Ha. 1-"AM HM WITll FRl'l (.' Mr c;Jrdllf'r. 675 99IO tux 2 ~l y rondo Htfl & w ET a" H c I ,\ CHARGE. Pnnn pab o11I) ~ecluded selling Wood CU!'TOM DRA PE:.' St!rvltt>'> rnrlllllf-oomtnf(-ft'ptc-. ~!thw-..hF, SELF \Ll-'.ANI:'"GORI. SO. Or 405 EXCITING ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • Co mmercial Bldg o n ON TUL-0.flCll---for lillle or lease, Xlnt Univeri.1ty l'ark home J Bdrm l(unlt-n home w ith alnum lu:-h landSeapmg Ht-'t 10<·11 lion. looks hkt· .i mocl1·I "'t'w hslmK on 1<reu1llt'll Murry rall e nL IJ " n• 6306 W. Coast llw y . ..-wparl lcoch uwnertagl 548 1290 ·l'1NtnJ l1 1n.111111 "entats di:.posat. pvt P•tllo. tll' OVLN f>:lf:l" CARAC l- Con!>ullrn.: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Allnew painl.lPls.appl DOOR 'cA!'-. RHl,J , l"iM's Only RB> CIJl,ET 1 33-3380 Locpto leach 1049 ....................•.. OWNl':ft anx1nu'i Ternr1 bu) 3Hlt. '"~'" \t" fn<'d paliu S5~.~lll \ 11lJ J\.'l~OC 7ti/i SOUi! t.oc;,.io Niguel IOS2 ...•...........••...... w 11oul j d C. fam rrn l 'omplt-ll•ly re-mockh•d Hlv lot . muc·h mc•rt· Ov.mer will hnan<'l' "o t"redll needed Sl !>:i CHM twlance As k for 1-.d C"hernow 964 ·24~ St•a raPt> & !IUnsets O\'t!r loolung thl' blue P acrhr. l>"l lleac·h. :.i m 1nut,·:-. from Fa!>h 1on bland SensallonJI t n pie wtdl' home l'ark renl only $228 CGUfontio ,ocific Moblt. HotM SGIM1 27llli llarbor Ste 206·A 540-5937 NEW SHOPPING CENTER Newport Bear h Area Tnple nel le-.sei. F1rl:ol years rent guaranteed Pnme high tralrlc count 11.000 Sq. feet rl'ntable •Loan l'a1·ka~rn~· •lnv•·~t rnenl An.ti~.., .. • 1-.blult• Hw lrt111.: Program:. 645 2.wJ spare. $780.000. Two DuplHH G~ EIUR1 Co. 2 blocks lo Lhc b••ac•h 631·3400or SCOTT RF.;11.LTY 644-1758 536 7!'>33 ---- FORECLOSURE t:xrlu:11ve Thrt•c Arr h Hay, O\lt'r 3fo00 fl or nt.·w hldg , With !) bdr m.'> . '1 baths, den, tirkfs t rm . d1run.: rm & :-.upcr laqit· /o:llrl'le rm c .. 11 for tlt• t..111::. L aguna Niguel Realty • LESSTHAH WA TIERFRO HT LIYIH<i $600 CASH . lnc.cM9 "'•rty iooo &KAltlu 4 '9u Move into 11 txfl dbl wide •••••••••••••••••••• ••• on comer lot hy lfunt JEfflRIERY REALTOR 675·9111 $65,000. 2 Bdrm. 2 ba c·n ndo w 'r 11thedra l reil1n.i-.. floor Lo ce1l. frplc . romm pool nearby <.:lose tn bht1p'K & pub!Jc transp Tern'1c starter home $64,:ioo 491-9494 495.5220 2 ~ty ln-level. 2Br. 220a, sunken tub w/gold fi.11 · turos. lormal d1n1ng rm. trptc. wet bar. luxurtous t>erge cpl & hardwood plank firs. internal sec urity system & security gate S339000 1714 J 7:;9 1961 496-241 l 830-50501--------1 CRESCENT HAY Niguel Shores 1ownhomt' OCEAN VIEW °'lt'w313r,3Ua, OR.frplr. 204 3 br SIOOOs under Contemporary open fdm rm. VI{·~ 1)73 6634 mkl Owner 831-7568 beam. lrplcs. fam rm S240.000 Agt P eitJU I 055 Brmns Rltr• 645-15.Jl -------1LG1&e Forttt ......•.•.••••••.....•. f1~lwood & receive $600 4-PLEX tnglon Harbour cash for Chns lmas shop SI lS OOO SCOTT HEAL TY pin!! <SG3'11S 731 • 536·7533 Mobilt Homr Store An ubelievable price for•--------848·8895 2 cute and cozy duplexes -on ooe lot in Easts1de Cost.a Mesa! Upgraded interiors! 752-1920 •EXCITING• Lido· Hewport lch ' QUAIL llbl width lot F.state sale E Smuck dab rn Lht' m1ddll' PLAC or bcout1ful Newport rttorYTIES'• H a r bor A ga r de n JUST LISTED 4·Plex. separalt' 3 Rdrrn owne rs buildrni:. rom mun1ty pool & park. possible Sero nc>J:at1vr cash now Xlnl invest ment Call RB> CARPET llJ-3310 p a r a d 1 s 1: + p e l • IOpeti TM l :JO r .M.I marvelous pvt beaf'h 'ii;;~~iiiiiiiillimlimlimii;~iiiiil.;;. .. iiiiiii..-.;.. ... LAKEFROMT 3 hdrm. 2 ba 00111 dor k Sun & Sail Cluh Mem bt!rshrp SI 18.000 Bc'I buy on La.kt! OCEANFRONT walk to shnpprng 1n N\•wpc>rt Haroor·i. mo!>! 1•xdu..,1vc area IK7..0757) CGlfontla l'octflc Mobia. HOllR Sain 2706 HarborSle. 206-A INVESTMENTS Causey & Company • !17~0023 830 702:1 ---- LAKE FOil ~ST A lovely Wood~len model J bdrm s ingle lilory Pvt rorner lot. Offerc·d al S96.000 640 5112 Agent. .,_wport Beach I 069 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HARIOR VIEW HOME $355,000 The beurh al your front door. with root br('N<'l> Crom lhl' cool Parifl c. J Hr 3 &. double dcturhcd rcaral(t: Hy t1ppl only 645 \1161 .. ..-..· .... ~ / . . • / OP~ .HOUSE ;;_ . ,''REALTY • 540-5937 rRICE SL.ASHB> On Uus lovely single wide Glenbrook . fully up graded Perfect ror re tired or low income. <LD38401. Mobit. Hotnt Store 848-8895 /z ) .... : ·•. .. llG VALUE FH LAND Large hilltop horn<' with ONLY $157,500 MOilLE HOME J bdrms . 2"'1 huths. Prime gre enbelt lora·1---------.i IHFOIMATIOH :.paeious h v1ng r oom . t1on lh~hly upgr aded m BY OWNE R Ne wpo rt Rent, option to buy Info. ~a':'::Yv1~~"'Su~de;kh:.1t ~~~iv~~r.!J':~~f~1y ~~ Crest rondo. '3 + br. 3 ~r.~s1~~~n:::~o~!1~ great outdoor II v 1nrc home 1s brand new on lhe ba .. End unit. ocean vu, 9ofCices. Owner anxious' Sobm1t market 759 l~.0 1 Plan4 Pnced r l'duced lo Mobla.How. Stof-t offers! llJ.S.OOo (~1~11 I i\4 iii fatl n:11.ooo. 548·7286 E. Anaheim 956-4500 • . -"'·-···------$6500 DOWN Anaheim 9~·1011 1104SO Coast H1way R~al f'slale Sunla Ana ™·7070 LAGUNA BF.M.:11 -------'T'wo new lwnhms. Npt Westmmater 848-8895 497-24 5 7 RAY FRONT C<1ndo \I. 4S' lits &C.M 3 Br. 2 Ila, us-W Anaheim 761·1442 ~~!!!!~-!!~~-1 boatsUp Swtmmingpool sumes bal of $150.000 l~~~~~~~~~~I Owner $250.000889-047 1 $1100/mo. Vara nt. move Trail Co h 8 35• lnt right 1n Ownt'r will er ac • x • x LAlplo HMJ-4 I 052 Log.a~ I 052 earry a l io•;; int. No rood .• furn. Must Se.? lo ••••••••• • ••••• ••• • •••• ••••••••• ••• •••• ••• •••• <'red.It needed 645·6354 appf'e'Clate $3500 or best P P J erry . 842·3070 VILU rACIACA-f'ATIO HOME Beauliful 2 bedroom. family room. 2 balh patio home'. Exqul::;itely d ecorntcrt t hru out. Structural improvC'ml.1 nl . w e t b a r . profcssion<.1 1 l an d hc apin i;:, co mmun it y poo l . jac u z1.1, clubho~e. SI09.SOO A CO&.DWIU. IA*IA CO. 496-7222 831-0836 ,,.,... ..... "".., .... L .... ...... DUPLEX 8AM-4·30PM. Great location. v. block __ .. _ .. __ .. _ to ocean. 3 Bdrm. & 2 BR uni ls, double aar age. furnished. $21o.000 9*WPOIT HACH UALTY 675-1642 •EXCITING• DIL WIDI LUXUIY $1 ISMO. IHC&.D"S AU UTIL 3 ~ ,.... pool 1974 Bendix. 28r 28a A Beaullful Bay Cr u l beautiful home. Adull818 home, beamed cellinll In yni & ovrr ReAdy to oc· hving room, wcl bar, 2 cupy Under SZS,000 fireplaces. Fo r pnvet.e tKW3430> 1>r eview coll l!f\.1~71\7 Colfonl• recHlc no1, I ••I 1 •re~· 1, I MoOll• HofM s.e.. [ ~ lfi&lll I~• _•1:1•0A~H.•S_•.40.~bo~S~f~j7~208~~A~~ BY OWNER bch hm. 3 Br, 27' Al rat ream tr ailer , 2i., ba. fee la nd. 3 hse'a to custo m wood Interior wtr_ ~l•gl l31 ·49llO S21IOOtofr &441 5791 eves HAWAII 10 ac re s on island of Kauai $170 .000 full price. Ownct will carry with s ma ll down . Only 2 m ile s from beach. GARO£N APT. Twelve 2 bed room units with pool. Great Cos ta M esa r e ntal a r ea $449,000. DELUXE 4 PLEX Brand new -all th e e xtra s . Great Cos t a Mesa location . I deal f or owner/occupant -two to choose from . Full price $230,000 S.A. 4 Pl£X Inv es tor 's delight. All 2 Br apts. New painl & ca rpet s . Priced right at $90.000. 22 UNITS (<; X l r ~I ~ h ii I J) ' Only r. )'r:, old. T t' n a n l :-p a y utll1llt'S, 2 BH(). rec rm. pool ~Ix wm;s Xlnt. arc·a s:i:;o.ooo 10 WITH VIEW Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom units. By the ocean & the pier in 8an C lc..orn c nlc . own e r will carry with 20', down. $825,000. 3 ON A LOT fo::J!\LS 1dt• C'o:.I a Mesa 3 Scp;,ralc• house~ on cornt'r l o l . S up e r· t orat1on $159.900. EASTSIDE 7 Prid e o f o w n c r s h i p :1 bedroom 2 b u lh w /flrcp t acc owner 's unit + s ix 2 bedroom townhou~e units. $4S2,000. A PR€STIG€ /--t=.-..i-HOM€S RIALISTATEIMYISTMEHTS JJU W. c: .. t Hwy .. Mpt. lch. 64M64' HouMt Fvrnbh~d l'ool. rPl' arf'u, l rar rc~r 1,11 " I-. H 1'. i> · 1, ,, 1 1 0 • ••• •• •• ••. •• •••••• • • • • adul~ onl~ $495 "!°'«' C.i 11 I. \llXo;( p TH 1-: 1.IST n l- • * 1lt Robeti Jeocock 22U3 l"ordham Rrl C.:Osl1t Mes.; 6JI JlJl ht n 9 &t j n .ATURl-:S GOl>:S ON & J Hr pa r I I y r IJ r n ON I ALOCK ·ro J>OC II . 1-:1t~L'l1de $1~ mo ~ 1'1\HK S625 Pt.·r mu 494 0348 INt'f, SWI~ ('L llB & Yoo arc thl' wanner or Two Frtt Tlckeh $425 tiJs & W.il\'r iid Nwpl llJ(hls. 6 allrart1vt· to the rms newly d ecor3 led l./\f<OENER l 'U.ASI-• C1\l.L CO LLI::(; I c 40H >688 z:r.o LONG BEACH S pac . trees W»lk to Turllt>r oek H r~hluni:h TIIF.ATR~ 1-'ES1'1 \'AL everytlunl( 1-:ven purk' townhome. brand new :! "OUR TOWM" 642 :nOJ. l564A O range Br + d f' n . 2 H .1 ~tamng Erldie Attw-rt ut Ave panoramic vu of h ill'> .• • the LonR Bt·ach Convt-n -----car gar w/opener. m11ny t10n & Entt·rtainmt•nt OanorcMnt 322 upr.:rad~. pool, $595 mo Ce ntc r. JOO 1:: Oc can HI • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 955--_J_' 1_66 _____ _ Long fkar-h 2Jlr Twnhbc. 2 {"8 r jolurage. 1 Th Will , b · (;all642·5f7tf t'XI 329 C I • den pvt d I Yr n e OW!! J r . 2 b.i. tocl8lmy~u;llcket1'. i~dt.htd.(. S4r5· m;, rrplr,d.c;h~hr.pau11.fnc·ct * * * 77~ yd Gar K1d11 & fkl)I Ok -------~ S4JS Al!l . no fct· lalboo lstond JI 06 2Br. 2Ba. den . dbl rcaral( 964 2566. 973 2971 ••••••••••••••••••••••• nr new. nr manna ~ Brand new Co~do ~ &yfront. pier 011111. 2 UK. mo Weber R E 493'7 '66 & lof\ T l·nn1:.. pool. 2 ba. lZJ E &yfront <kean view Model ron Jaeuzz1. 13SO per mo $795 Herb. 2llt471f·3577 do 2 AR, 2 ha, romp 645-73()'; H-rt•och 3169 'iCCU nlY. 1.ir WJtl'r ---------..... ~~................ trash. cable pllJd Adlts. RENTALS no p els $525 m u :?UH.1i..,ba M a11n1f1cenl bearhfro nl 714/496-8300 aft 6pm ;: RR . 2''°! bu Wt>St Newp<>rt honw • ---2 flR, 2 ba Rdrm, 2 baths +dorm 3 Br. fplr. nt'ar llarb<lr & J BH.Zba loft. Yrly lse. $15001 mo S\.Or'e$ $425 3 RR 2•· b DSf), 5871 4 99 29ft6 • ..,, a · OH IEACH B Taro 3232 Decorator furnis hed 2 ••••••••••••••••• •••••• story 4 Bdrm home with Sharp J br. 2 bu. frptr. view. In best location pauo. gar. ford yd Kub $950/rro winte r lse. & pets ok $435 Al{l nn Watetfr0ttt HotnH fee. 964-2566; 973.2971_ 631-1400 Fa.t:aM VaHey 32341 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... u..funli1hed 3 Br. 2 ba, singll' 5tory ••••• ••••••• ••••• •• •••• condo. End uml Acros:. GftWf"Cll 3202 from Mile Squure Park 2 3 BR. 2 ba .. J RR, 2 ba 4 BR. 21.-.i lla. 4 BR. 2'"' ho SW~ SIO'J!1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• years old. 2 rar garage. Large patio In c ludes it5Z3 CAMPIJSDa·IRVtffE LUSIC RENTALS rec rac1hues +3 poolA. ---- 3 BR ln Eastbluff, $9S(). 3 Corner Warner & Los RANCHO S/\N J OAQUIN. BH Harbor View Hills. Jardmes $S5() mo. Call 2 br, den Upgnts . 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C'pta. •Adu.Ha. no pell Sue 556 7700 Female. 25-3.S to sh11rt' ••••••••••••••••••••••• drt-blU». bl.k Lo bt'ar h 2:::rm ~ 8tt'J)9 to bear h, yearly bdrm. z ba. Mt Nt'INJH>rt Adu~ 7~ ~t• S$00 M1oi,Jir:'o 'month f~e rrodern 2 br. I br. Apt. Ail facll.llles, •lfean n'l.I v•~ · 2,323 t;ldt>nAvr ,C.M upper, frpk . all blUl1' vu. $22S 1ncld ut1I Utt yiOc-dn/ P ark vie w 842·7806 Meo Jtly Oaraice door ~SMOiaft tlllm frpl i:ar. 2 br. pauo. --C Id _._ opener 142.3400, 842 4657 .. d1·,, No ne ~. $$OO 2 Br. uW pd h1 r,,n -----Reap fe1J1a\e t9 aha r e " • " No pe\3 Mer Apt 7 1960 WrsrclfP'P'CONDO mnbile borne nr bch SI ~1216 WaJ1ace, 548>956() Zbr. avail 12-1 mo. util tncl'd 64s-5846 2 IJK. $42.5 mrl gas & wtr. M50 &45-9«2 - N ll ~!4 "' Mari1told 1 Br. yrd, gar. $325. I Br, 3 bdrm. bse. rl!e to bcb. o 1w ~ ' lg yd $300. ~~ or IAY VllW St:JO/rm. plus t,.. uUlillti:1. 61~3'1 ------646-2316 EASTBLUF'•' Stanmng IMll·9556. lat. 2nd. or 3rd. Home Equly l..oanl Terms and Pl)'ments tailored to you Any amount-cre.dlt no problem C.JtWl INC. HO ME LO ANS. INC. 1100 <)u..11 Si~ ~u11 .. 200 llif'Wputl &..., h (A 't21lfill (714) 955-1610 11(11 1;1o·:A r llto:l Ill-"' 110~ u •L to l"e 1 br 2 br 2 ba frplc, L•e ---------Office Rental 4400 ,.,....._ ... ~'"'11111111111t • .,,.u'"" ' """ oceon, " '2 Br S28S mo . Pool, pa la ~. Pool Matu;e Shr 4 Br 3 Ba FV home ....................... Opporlwlity SO l:i ht•Jllh • luh' lull1.1111' ooaut frontllOWeapt lh udulta no pets 4.23 W adults. No pets. S540 w/2 others ll'emale . l.2x.20 t.:xe<:ullve ofr In 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 111.-111 l•••h l• d l••1H'l1 ~ ~:~~ce~~f:'. f':~~·:~e:'. Bay s4&..9516 . 640-0349. Sl8S/mo.963-ti79 otc exec. swte. Share re· P roducer setiks 1n 111ull 1'111 A •11 11 '11111• l(urdt'ncr Wa tll r pd 3 bdnn Duplex, lrg fncd Gay compani.oa to b cepCJonarea &execut1ve v e s 1 0 r < s 1 r 0 r ~·rnl •llH "'"' lllK•' p..r1 \ ~ 87S--8138 yard. garage. No pets AL'>O 2 br, 2 ba twnhse Idaho home :1te11~ ao~ :l e c r e l d r Y. T l' r lfU publish / mdse promo rwm l!HO B Pomona. Children floor pl11n. P11uu. Pool SaJDV>n River 548·3336 negotia ble. 4120 Barch St. taon. Glamour . illduslry I' l ' ~ 1 1 1v 1 I 1 ~ .., AviW11bJc Now UlR apl OK near scboobl S390 U2S 640-0349 afU NB ~l524 Mon Fri w/excell. profit poten ~''"' ""' •ttr • 11 ur 1 r n No J>f'l.s/ r haldren. ~II 'mo $200 darna1ie de . lull Reply Box 396 Oaaly '>wl<i"> Ill ur11 h 11!1(.J Unda67:>-23ll per &42-0728 2 8r. 213 l3rd SI, marn~ OLDE R LA DY fro m Dwntwn La2 Bch Prof ore P1lul . P 0 Box lSt>U. pos cpl prercr.red S325 mo. M:idw-wan•r to s .. ar• space. JM sq rt. S310/mo <Mt.i Men . Ca !12626 lrl jl\ IJ•H llt' '111111 D -I I CaU-""S"7c -.... =• <o3 n "' 2 0< UJ19l:urs . rp c. i.un EASTS!Ot:: •n ,u .., . .._,.. Park N---rt Apt or t\\ arl De l' 1. 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St;ve & mo 931 W 19lh St --IOA.fillWPORT P l ace ntia •3 C M ""r~fulret.a' shop Short term R.E. i Av8.llable Cast Ca II 673-6634 i Hdrm. ;: bu. t-.1111•1 m Atnum. ;ill bllnb t.k .. an "'"°-... jl\>t tl..••h h N11fU4'l Shorai Sii()() 7)!i 1441.:1 ~1auel ~burc~ r~deru $ Rdrms 10 1b1a spar b o mr t.g" l t vln.e rm +dt"n Jm ui a c J\500 moist' w• .. t1oat~1 631·1400 O ,\kwood re/rig. 1 ;idult, no ""'"· 548-0492 REALTY 675-8170 642·2464 • "ppprox.950sq.f\. G&rd,•n ApA.rt"'-'·nts ""-~ ~mo Bkr67s.67<JP UW pd. S32S yrly 67J.7SS2 1· BR 1n c us to m new 3 Bdrm, 2 bo, 1:ar, bllt to Single garage, East 18th & ......,.. ll....+al 4500 95 % ,.. • ..,,.... ~Iv'~ Coda~ 3824 triplex . North Cos ta bch. Yrly . $550. mo. Orange CM Storage only. ••••••••••••••••••••••• O H>IO ln •m" 1,11 P ih 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mesa. ~allt-in closet. all 675-6670Agt SJS. 548·3683. Jo l wa eh e 2 000 M » o:i:.o • ............ ~H ... .a.ns ameo1t1es Garage an r ous • · -~ ,.. ""' patio own l~undry facil' 2 bdrm. with patio, ex-Officeltewtd 4400 sq.fl.avaalable. .11.tnkn ho mt• 2 bd rm :!J-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-.I IMI 1-Wn, walk lu •)\I heh <luerdf'd r om m pool, ll:nm:.. Nn pt·h Curdt-n 111 ~ incl. SS8 S Ca ll H•.,_tlN<h/S-HI 1700 161h 'it Large 1,2&3 bedroom Ad It l · $295 cellenl locallon Newport ••••••••••••••••••••••• 581 7470. Mesa Mortgage may :ir gari.len apts. Oshwhr, 83J.u~ no pe s. . He1ghts64S-9314 51..u!..1 ~USER h =eu"g"r; ~~t':fo~~~ IAYSHORIS 3 Br i ea. $700 pr mo 64.2-3286 I UovPr :II llil h 1 1:.12 1<110 bltns, encl. gar. gas bbq. ........:: a..,.. hoc ....._ Pool. Gas Pd. i18 Scott 0..PoMt 3826 3 Br 2 Ba, frplc, ~arage. ..,. 4 6 !i I 8 3 0 s q ( t . ~ise value. <Up tu Pl 642·5073 ••••••••••••••••••••••• blt·ms . new decor. 211 13,000SQ. FT. S2SO·SOOO/mo. Ans. Ph ,OOOI Comfortable new units 2Br. 2Ba. Garden Apt, 33rdSt.67J.2S71 GreatLocauon 646-l3S7. NO PREPAYMENT Minion Viejo 326 7 la.HD HEW , 2 BR . l b a . f u 11 Y now ready for occupan fncd yd, gar WI lndry Ocean l<'ront 2br. range & MOW LEASING Fast. coo.rteous serv1rt· t..W-621U I .. __________ ............... ___ _ ••••• ••••• ••• •••• • ••• • • Nf'wport &ach Condo furnis hed 1 blk lo ocean cy. Nr schools. kids OK. hook· up· c ab I ~ TV · refng. AduJt.s. no pets Dehu e Space OHict' Waretiouse Xlnt For information call <>t'ean view. qwct. puUo, S450/im. Ad.Jt.8, no pe~. no petA 2 BR. 2 ba. $340 ~dng, nluJrdsOhoKps, schls. $4.50 yrly. 673·7412. l o c o ff 2 M a J o 1 MESA MORTGAGE CO J lift l ~. IJJ h11:hl•!>l qua Ii lY homt· Hu1 1lan~. ~upt-r ~.1 rcl $4!/ll mo Ca l l l<t•nJlJ ~ 7707 3bdrm . 21'2 ba, t!nclost-d b7~75 mo.646-T182,557-6985. uses.c $350 mo. Recept .Con! .ore Freeway<;. An•he1m ACalifomiabroker i "' No Cs· ssso Mo --4964922 !J307 sq rt 1714> 761-060~ i114} 832 9980 As.Hor J 631-1266 OCEAHFflOMT ICIDS ()t( tt.lfltqot1 le-ocll 3840 O.C. & Heat Commerce Park 2400 ~q fl for shop or \r • llARBOR VIEW llOM E 3 BR. 2 ba, wntr $600 ~~l~m~m too!. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~'to2~;:h_ ~~::~ l>torage m mdust area Ask for Mr. Rl•tn \>1•ry cl<'an All m·w p:tml Soper \ 1C'W 3 HR 2ba, fam rm house Only S49S I ..a.hr kJ l y in<' 586-4068 Deluxe 4 br, 2 ba, al 3 BR z b t ... "" Townhouse. lovely. spac w ............... ~H-s Newport ~13 CMh.1A .. 1e<sqft642.<J880 . .._..._•T-t a me n1t1es $750 mo · a .. wn r ._,.,,, 2 Br. l'h Ba townhouse, & bome-Wte. 2 br with lllnl"n'f'Vftl' -......,., -·~-·-7s&-11Jl STEPS TO OCUH garage. patio. pool . pvt, gated eotrance + 2 631·1400 IAYFROHTOFFICE:S St•CIC)lt 4550 DMdi 5035 BAY FRONT 3 BR. split-level, unfurn Jac.-uui. fireplace Adults patJos. Some with all. Cannery Village-New of· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• u-•-h 3269 B and 3 BR N Yearly, 1675. ooly. $375. 631-4984 garage_. Swamaung pool fices from 300 sq fl. 4000 sq ft fenced yard LOWEST ._wport.cac r MW on o 2 BR,lba.,wntr $47S JaCUZZLTenniscourts l ~---... 3176 iaotasllc views . lg Water/power Irvine. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bay w/com er view. Lrg 2 BR, 1 ba . wntr $450 Spacious, quiet 3 bdrm blk to Huoungton sbop· --pat 1os ·p a rk1 n g & SS&-UI02 ~t Rates Newport Beach condo loft &skylit.es. bnck pal. 3 BR. 2 ba., WtJtr $900 townhse apt w/l.ge pvt ping center malJ. Adults ••••••••••••••••••••••• janitonal included 2808 ---------1~wet 2 bdn. 2 ba patro S900 mo lse. 673· 12 2 Br. bayfront. yrly SSSO pa tio. Pool. Adults. No pets . From 1435 I Br. walk to beach, sec Lafayette Ave • N B ._... W.ted 4600 lstT.D.'s. abo t'nd06edgar no pets $4.50 eves PARK UDO Sorry. no kids or pets. Seawiod Village. l dep. + 1st ck l ast 673-1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WT.D.~. :t'>kforJohn631 l2:66 WATERFRONT Newpo 2 Bdnns. 2 baths. frpl. $400.64S-3381or675-5949. Hunting!.onVUlagel..aoe, S2 4S/mo . No pets . IAYVIEW Need storage area for Fau-eslTerms s111cel!J4!1 Island 3 bdrm 2 ba adultsooly. $425 H.B. <714)898-9961 C93-S2:s5aft6pm furruture Approx 250.500 SoltlerMtq. Co • .. : •• ~thluH 4 hdrm exer home or 3 bdrm 1-den 0 R Lsc Sl:IOU mo w 1.:J rdt'ne r No pet11 R1of11 r•'<fd 1\vatl St•pt :!8th 1>4~ 7~ l)r li4l·3.'i24 By appt. f 1 bl $850 2 Br,newlyderor .. nrSo. s-taA.M lllO On Lafayette · Cannery ft wiUun 10 mi radius 642--2171 54S-06ll rp c. tans. per Coast Plaza , A/C. pool. 2 Br. r luldren welrome. Village Oflice space500 CdM Callf\i395l09 5 30 •---------mo. Boal dock xtr;i adlts . Gas/waler incl. no pets. Starting al $.27 ••••••••••••••••••••••• lol200sq fl 640 1749evell 67:>-1906 SJ95nx> SS7·4Sl6 mo.~ I Br newly dl.'corated. 811.J.GRUNDY ------ EWPO adults no pet s $300 Realtor 675 6lfil Clean room w/pvt en N RT IUCH Newly decorated 2 BR Near 5 l'o1nts, Com SSl·3325 trance m CdM. $100-$15-0 CONDO 1":111:1 Ba. carpets1drape-s, modore Cir Apts. 2 br EXECUTIVE mo.644-2037 3 Bedroom , 2'h bath . Balboa Oct>on/ront 2 Br blt·LOS, & PS>OI. Util incl f<jds welcome see "!gr Wnt.Mtster 3898 SUITES --------NO FEE ' Beaul. new 2 & beautifully upJeral'fed $450 month to month. No Pets. $295 mo . Mgr aAlpt7 367_ !.,.,_~mrnodore Cir ••••••••••••••••••••••• Bus iness man need s <>titers 3 HR ap~. n r channd . E tec. garage d oor AgC!Dl.631-4900 &IS-5647 _..., Midway City 2 Br apt Nr Luxurious offices, ex bac helor apt. mo bile TMCo .. mwy Yrly ran•-•s NB Also 2 D -h Bl+40S .. , ecullve s e c r e ta ry .... __ ') 3 hl.S ltefwY•ToWIMft REPUBLIC HOMElOAN "" ...._. . , opener, pool, sauna, etc. NEW 2Br adults only u.:ac r rwy . I h '""'""' or . n1g per &J BRapt.sonl>enln.t>ula S42s mo. Ca ll Landa.3Br,2ba.fn:>l.steps to2 B~rm apts, unfuro, $350& • l'702Fi d ·Gro und f I r , persona Pone cov -week N o c o oking. n.,c.-ot yrly. 675-4912. Tue thru l/9l9J--0660 ocn. Winter rent.al. Call family complex. no pets. at~·~729 on a, drapes + plus h c pts erfeagrene'cereceroopllmorus. xl'ercooxn·. 752·2310 days; S51·9470 ~TML.ota Sat. 64S-8075. ~apt l. College Ave. · Refng+bltma. $295. No eves. Bluffs Condos Pina Are Oceanlrool, Pen. Pt. Ba h /kit .. _ . 6'2·9760. SUPER 1 br pool Rar pets. 892.SLJ9 ~~ .. LeNase or moeootht ---------2ND'S BR cam rm 11400 c w c .. .,. ... Ill newer f 1 trees i27s Ad lt.s' .., llXhlMA-ear so. ali ._'--·'I t/ 4xllxlrnt mco.n2d~. ~~'..~5717s1mo0r. l.i.cSO ba_ Yc~t. lux. 3 + bldg, close to beach 3 BR. 2 ba, all eltt, new. 842rp 9583c. . .,..;, c.,.,1· u · Apca l&Rb FwmblMd Plau. O.C. airport & ~ ••H SIO.OO"SI OO,OOO .,..... Ideal for quiet soRI work-Co v • d p a r k 1 n g . · · ...., . ...,_, or Unfwwislwd 3900 freeways. Call 9"19-2161 ..-e -67~5364 deo,sidetJe. Sl.500 in.& adJt No pets & oo OwJl.J'../a.gl.._ S.f_.10 m_o ....................... ....................... ~5!0 l Ill --Aacut61)-9060 snx>kers' plea.st' S2SO mo 642·2164 552-4894 • 2 Br, i ea. new paint. ~ew TIIE EXCITING Nf"ar-Bl'rs~.r< B:rker. liiiina ~~~ ~1 ~~~83!·:~~: Scaa...ttlh 3276 + SlSO dep, Isl & l:ut ' ~~~load~i70.8!,8~ ~!ft PALM MESA .Al'TS. C.M. 300Sq: ft $175 mo Oppa.lweUy 5005 Pnvate Party wall sell in~S800'mo54&·3080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uhl an c l. 67S·6349 or 2 Br.•cpts, drps. yard, no 0 J 0 er c 0 1 1 e c t MJNUTESTONPT Reahor,548 7729 ••••••••••••••••••••••• well secured lsl. T V ----•OrelUl Htlls Condo 3br 540-0lOl dogs. S3lO. (213)289-2426 BCH AIRPORT LOCATION Av~ Rte. (ace value 178•400 for ' 3 b 21 b f I . . 979--0136 Ba h &2. BR I a 3 II I ~ $70,000. Payments S25(MJ ..i.rge r ., a, rp . 2Vtba, frplc, pool, gll cse . Oceanfroot N. B . winter c . l ~e room swte, a ull Own & operate your own uarterl incl 8Y.r int car Rar. lite fncd )'d " ocean view. No pelS rental. 3 BR. 2 ba . hURe 3 Br, $390. Famibes only. $440 mo. NO DEPOSIT fromS230 & up pd Jantr l ser v. Cpts, vend.Ing routes . 4·10 hrs l.u due >'9.,., years PCa ll \J1ruversary Ln. 631-0900 M2·3935/66l..m97. sundeck. n ght 00 ~and on no pet s Wood land. NO RETURN New 3 br Adults. No Pets ~· $395 mo No lea11e weekly Cnmpl co Iraan S52-34.S8 Pnnr Ont or 7SS-1677 ___ --Newport's best beach Kaiser, Mesa 111 186 E. or 2 br, ~en, 2 ba. bllns l.S61 Mesa Or req d. 2082 S E . Bnstol. ing &loci.uon setup . Y WOO ISLE prof. deco 4 SpedOCllll9rVi.w Fully fum'd & ready to 21.stSt 546-6985 and refng (5 81.ks East of Newport S u at e 2 0 0 . N 8 Pl:in I $2080 00 PVT PTV wrll pay mori• bd rm J ba n ear2 el\2~baths,pool pvtbeenj oy~d D a ys. . . GeauruRJty 839·6623 Blvd 1 1714)5577010. Plan ll$4980 00 fo r your 2ndT.o ·:- l'lubhouse Yt•:irly S!IOO Goll Course. S490/mo 752-7410, Eves °'" wknds, Spac upper duplex E-s1de, 9am-5pm 546-9860 CdM dJx swtes, uuJ pd Plan llJS9710 ()(J 642-3573 M2 l274 CoteRealty640-Sm 962-3145 new cpl. drps, 3 br, 2 ba. 2 Bdrm. yard. garage. Plan IV S14.190 00 --------- -----enc gar, pvt patio. adlts. $JOO. mo. + dep A/C. ample pk~. Fr Sl8S Ca I I To I I lo' r e e *CASH FAST * llt g Canyon corne r PRESIDENT IA L S350.m>.Pb.~76or 847-1190 MOllLEHOME :Jt~No h e r eq'd. 1·800·237·2 806 o r MONEYJNIODAYS Borrleux 3 °br. 3 b~ HEIGHTS CO N DO 3 ~· S40-44.U. I INFORMATION 1~231-0704. Sun 101\..M . French roun•'"" kltr hen bdrm. 2~ b:t. Ocean & ~d NEW 2 Br 2 Ba. c ose to R b 1 lmd & 3rd Tn1.st Deed:- 11 t. "'siJOO · gol! ro1Jrse view brand ••••••••••••••••••••••• New lan?e 2 bdrm. 2 ba. beacb.'$360per mo. eol. opl100 to uy in o. Nice CdM olfice. 325 sq ft 6PM. M-W. 9AM·8PM M1&>1on Flnan<"1alSv:-.. :i an11•n1 11.-s, . mo. bl · .., repo's loan assumption, Avail Nov lsl $225/ mo 0 ,. It Agt 7591131. oewcarpet.Nopets.S42S *** tns,patio .... o~tsor ~·2937 *** (714 1551·1250 c t t> • • , roo 4gg.1233 l<Jds. $365. 353 Hamilton. etc Easy hnance 0 .A.C. CaU L!nd.a 675-2311 ltJ!:~ __ · lort>:ro Ford 1/528-0820 days or wknds 2 RR, 1 ba, nr ly oew, lg 9offices ChritfiH F.li.t- r.'AMJL Y HOME 4 bdr.n 264.l Elden 64S.381B patio, encl gar.: 11.li m1 Mobh Homr Ston :.JO sq. fl. S16S per mo 10 21B Hanover l..ido Isle. A cute 3bdrm, 2""1 ba Golf course view Costa Mesa tobea<'b. $3SO 642-3973 Snnta Ana 554 7070 Costa Mesa. Costa Me!'la smgk home. wit'I l:?rge beaut: kitchen. Micro' You are lbe wumerof 2 Br . 1 ba, all eJec. Brand Westmmster 848 8895 540.7S8J You ore the wanner of P.ullo & garg. $SOO mo. wave. trash comp. . Two J.rM T~ new. 1B7 E. 18th St. $400. 3Br, ZBa. \": ma to bch. W.Anabelm 761 1442 C::Jll 67s..8'Jl6 a ft 6. mo. 498-1238 lo th.e mo. Agl 541·5032 $400 mo. 847 ·4961 or Anaheim 9~ 1011 NEWPORT /IRVIME Two ~~:;,!ic.hh W'ESTCLIFF AREA 3 Br, 2 b a w / b a I c • LONG BEACH 2 Br, l ba. l stcry. shag. 847"3384 E Anaheim 956-4500 f\JU Service So1les LONG BEACH J br. 2 ba, vacant. Lea Spacious • Elegant • Nr THEAT~E FESTIVAL DI W. drps, patio, frpl, J BR townbse. 3 ba, new. ----------1 S295 Monlb.Jy TIIEATRE FESTIVAL ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5100 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $700. Gardener 10cl. bcn. Fplc •VIEW! $495. ..OUI TOWM" beam clngs. gar Adlts. gar, bltns. Nr bcb. kids. looa 400 Call Phyllis 963.m89 "OUR TOWN'• ITTJ.&182 411e·i11.5 istarring Eddie Albert at S33S. 2650 Elden 11 > U2S. 892-6745, 536-3509 •••••••••••••••••••••• stamng Eddie Albert at BLUFFSJ l>drm. S.J.aa the Long Beach Conven SJS.8406 Near beach. 2 Br, 2 Ba. Room w/ kitchenette 523 Sq. ft. office 'pacr to the Long Beach Conven PENNY PINCHER ADS Ongreeobell. S700 t'"....A.tr.o 1278 lion & Entertainment FOUR S EASONS APTS nearly new cpl, dJ"Jlf> & S60w~k & up. sub·lt>ase 10 Lag una lion & Entert;,unment Agent644·ll33 •• ;::r.:••••••••••••••• ~~~h.E. Ocean 8 1 ' Spac. 2 brtownbouse. l llz ~lM~~ & gar tnC'I 548·97SS Hills. S308 month. Avail Center. 300 E . Ocean Bl • 2U.1 boCofldo "-U"•""' ...... ,ext329 ba . pvt patio , pool -::::.:::..:::.:...=:.:l _____ ,. ________ I( Dec.1st 8J0.6030 LoogCalBel"~~~.-xt·.,.,., :!BR 2ba Condo View o Ve< """"'0 Adults. SJOO. 735 J oann -vv. ...,,v " "'"' ttar1' Bay $495/mo Call S340/rm.~1037 toclwm youruckets. St 646-6483eves 3!'~~-·, l:V.ba. ca rport. •Alllbolsodorl•* Deluxe medic a l su1le . toclaimyourt1r kets ltenata. s.56-i707 Ho.Mt FwWlolMd or • • • . ...,,~ Lovely garde ns-Brooks ground Or . Corona del • ., • Lr'-Isle h"''""' 'or le U.._m hd JlO ..... 1_, _ _. l806 l Br, pool, patio. Gas paid. 213-867·1524 wtr. fall Mar Realonom1cs Corp "" .,...... • •••••••-•••••••••••••• -adults only. no pets 1 ., __ LTo ,..__,_ •Kttchttl Fac1I avail 67~700 Business par tner dis· Ill mo 11200 per mo. 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64&-0983 ~ ~~ •Jacuzzi. heated pool tnbulJ.ng g&.fts & Jewelry bdrm. 4 ba. den, bar MOllU HOME RAY FRONT l br. frplc. lleodJ .,. 2 br, 2 ba, •Wk.Jyordaaly maid ~rv Laguna Beach. xlnt u -No sell.ml(. Guarant~ ~teps from Hay. Rer patio. parlung. no pets. E.sade 2 Br l Ba. 1 car zc:.cr-$360.~. •TV&phoneavaalable posure, 310 sq ft + profit S3.4i5. or more Req 67S-83.S9 rHFOIMATIOH Yrly. $4.50. incl ut1I lnq. gar. 241 E. Costa Mesa. ~ "r'" .As Iowas $63 Wk storage Very atlract1ve. cash inves tment Call ONLY S2 Sell .my tlrm or com bualJon or 1\ems ror S7!'1 or less with J r enny Pulcher Ad 3 Imes ror .! <'Oll.SttutJv1• days Eat:h .lddJtlooal line 1:. 60" for lhe:!day~ Chanie 11· No commercial ads U"'"" .... EWHO.ME ~ ... o.pUoo10"an la~~umoyplnu.fono. 400So.Bayfront.apl5 St S32S.A.gt.64S-4095 2•iew08• Holtt"h~;:" ba~i 2mHarbor ample parking lOOO No. Bob (21Jl828-IS56 direct "11;" · ~""'"' "" • ......._ __ , -J... Ill 3107 'T'uE Costa Mesa 645-484 Coast. S32S Mo. 494·7 l or<."Ollt'Ct Por rnor"' 1nrormat1on All upgraded, vrew city etc. Easy finance 0. A.C. -IMll a • 1 n DAlSY • b • t w II 5 • 7 p "' , and lo place your m.l rall hght.s 4BRS & P/R. Lg »offices. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • For K IDS & their 846-4562. I000-2700sq.ft. Beer Tavern, CM area yrd $1150/mo. 752.(>617 MoWt. ~Stott Newer 2 BR. 2 ba, yearly, parents F.astside C. M. Pvt bdrm, Deluuoffires pace EZil. lJ yrs. Gros.s S7.000 Agt. Westminster S48-8895 Adlts, no peta. Eves, •Pool llEACHWOOD A.ns . bMh. frpl. rehig Sl8S. Commerce Park pr mo. All help run 642-5678 --------1 W. Anah~1m 761-1442 213/257-9792. •TotLot 2 Br . 2 Ba, $.315 mo SS2-420J. Newport 833·8813 $16.<m dn. Agt. 645-4474 .._ _______ _. J)Ollhouse for lease, 3 br, Santa An~ ~7 Unctaln I& 2 Br 1 Ba • 2~8edroo· washers& 1 b tb Adults. 962·1800 IAl.IOA INH after 3,30 r---------g~cJ.i!g~p~~::.· II~: ~~ 956--4SOO :/balcony, washlnR :walk top':k a Brand new 3 Br apt HB. S6 5 . u P week I Y SANTA A.NA LIQUOR STORE. nets SUHI HEW Ping. Waaher /dryer, fVl,IUJClm 958-lOU fadl. & gar. Yrly $4.50. l780PlacentJa Ave, CM •• .,., w/feoced bckyrd. w/kUcbenett.e 675-374-0. Approx ~sq ft. Attrac S3000 mo. 29% down. Agt l..-1STRl•L ILDGS ~~~~~~~~~~' call d 675 5196 ..,_, live bwlding, newly de-751-1400 .--v ... refng incl. $850. A&ent., -ys · or eves (714)642-3790 DaysM8-26SSor5:16""873 VKGHo.a..t.h 425 roraledXlnt S A frwy ac----------1 SELLING F'AST'l _646-1044or&42·S060 To.-D•H 67>82l3 2 Bd .. -l Bd., or. oew.1&.aCJ-Clleodl 3141 ....................... cess. Contact Lou11e RESTAURANT. $70,000 3000-6400 sq rt. Somt• Luxurious 3 BR 2,,, ba F• ...... d 350 Very cleanBaclupt.~bl C .M N 8 all bltn s ....................... ENSENADA BEACll OahJ_ rm near Angel Stadium rtnklt'r ed . d14 of c-.. Condo.oowater:Floorto •••••••••••••••••••••••to bch. S2S5. 675·3029 p~l.J;~d . ~me w/lrple: Cute 3BR. l ba. $500 HOUSE. Sleeps 8. $40 CORPORATE REALTY <Rams>. Tums . Agt TusST~rar..,aYdl~~sll.in.rr! c eilin g Palos Vt'rde NEWPORT BEACH·3Br . e-veslwtnds. enclosed gar; lndi'y rm month View. no pela. day 968-4073. 975·0888 7Sl·l400 """" ""' ~-_.., s tone. frplc. walkover-2"'lnt8a, cpl plush epts, l.edt 3111 or W I 0 h o okup CaU (213) 868-5118 p I S "-d F\Jrn office BaoJc of Costa cau today & ask about tng.1 extensive mirrors x rec Cacti drps m-S 3 5 0 S 4 7 S T S L a m pnnfs ,,.,n o on · c-Locotfoft! oru 15~ dwn pro~ram S7sc>'rm ~ ' clllded.561·37oSeves ••••••••••••••••••••••• • . 1 Br & 2 Br apt.s, ocenn ML11s1on H 111 Country Mesa Plaza. $110 Mo No _,... (7 141 838·5970, IOAM ----·---------------ILGE 2BR 2ba, IJl fir, Management.642-1603. view , walk l o b c h , Club.96lh5430 Lease.556-3900. ll.l!.FnmchlM SPMMon-Sun. '7>~;:;~·2 ~a:~·ar~f(~~iit; .,...... .... ,..,..._d ~uplex. !fcl aa;a~~ Large 3 bdr .. 2ba. patio. $480-$380 . 549·1186 . PALM DESF.RT CONDO. Two pnvate CPA offices ~ ::ra~e::e~~o!I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~· fncdyard. $575. mo. Ma"••••••••••••••••••••••• <7lc,e,!!9"&,ew. 4 . Near OCC. No pets $320 499-3922 by Week or Month Super available at Orange & market at $4000. Owner 1 .--......._, .. .. ..,707 ,.._ Mo 751<&6. lo c 2 BR rsn b l Rochester In Co s ta lse w/opttobuy 549-7971 -II I Cl ~ Studio apts . i., blk to 67., ...;..1 · · Mesa . R ec ~pti ona•t . ~5044 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ be h •-s l l I .....,.,.... ,, 1•---------1 ('h9.nniog 4 Bdrm, 3 ba OCEANFRONT ~' STAR GA'ZEKfl• ac ·-"' · tnc u 1 library,Xerox 4000.sta.f --------home Pallo fam rm 2 • Pennaoenl. Stv & refn1 ._..to SIMr9 4300 room & ample parking ""'ntN.t · • • Unique bachelor for 1 &,-C.l '' I\ 1•ou--1" 4M-2797or49l-71J7 ••••-••••••••••••••••• ~ ~ --..1 5015 frplcs . n o pets. Fam adult.. $2.45 i.ocl. uUI. Yr· k '°"'°""' .. ,.....~c...i. tot ---------iwtwty pref. SlOOO/mo . 2032 •y 873-6372 Y ,..,.,d••q•o •h• s...,. V 3 B I rt 'd ms c.tdowa ••••• ••••••••••••••••• Mu-amar , Bal PeniD. Pb I • lo ~~m ... \a~tar l..., .. 10., r. newy c p . • ........ .__ .. ", 1200 Sq. Ft $480. mo .--ni.c"'""f>~'°~~ inc lrtil Dntwn Laic. See -·-,~ M&rguerlte Pkwy & b73-004J $250 )'1'1.y. Sm studio. 1 ofye..rlocloo..bo11"1'll" at 404 ·A Oen Ave Shareabomtoraptment Avery on S. O. Frwy In 3 Rr. 2 ba, 3 car iar. COCI· adult, noa tmoker. utll 1 • .,. :;;:; :;:, ~. Q._iun ·Q')Aru ilHwcllD Mission Viejo. Pruter do. Newly deert'd. Nr pd. ~eYes/wk.oda. I"-~,.. ~"'-Mgmt831·7444 H S4.'50 ~;';:: ~~-::~~ Messportl.ed1 116' Uk 'if'C'PNJM~"'" SCRAM-LETS . ANSWERS Zodiac -MOUB)' - O>upe -Lacing - A POGO "I croued • cow with ,, kangaroo." "Whi t d1rl you get~" "I'm not 'u.rc. tNt )'OU have to milk rl wblleon A POGO st1c:tl. ... oag. /rm>. 631-0458. C:O... W... 372• ~~ r,~~ ~o:-" ••••••••••••••••••••••• cu tlt1Nt4' )Jvu!'l....q 360 sq. ft. S22S per mo Local bu.ineu 1n11n has •••••••••• .. ••••••••••• :~ ;:::-: ::=..,. PAllCM!WftOIT 832-034Since1971 Cannery dist. 512 30th. Lott&...... 5100 rash to buy bomea In lMge l br furn wtaar. ·~ .. ~ ....... ,....., Ba c be Io r a . I or 2 St. 675-3302 Oet oo tbc rlaht ~ack •••••••••••••••••••"• • OranireCountyarea. Not S270. Adlta only .• Opeo ;j~ ::;;;... :;~--:-Bedroome"Townhoust9 ROOMMATES N --ewpo--rt-Be_a_C'_h_E_'l_n_a_nc_l_•-tl c~hR~~eT~·~1J ~'l~q Lost · S ml grey M,. ll. a bn.>lcer, no ll1llng. I M-F 8:30·S. Sal s lH. p::;~~=-i :::=--!!~::,-:!o;::_.. F'romS349 SO SIL .... .__ Center . Sub lea ~e T RAI N ' "P~""rl n " sh11ggy. tac• 81 o. handle all detall1. Call 548·4961. 2110 Newport •H ... .,... "°""' ,., .... _, S I I ..,,.,....~..,, ,, ' .. " 7""' ~ Mr. Gardner. 675·9910. Blvd, CM . :~~... ~:.";,, ;i~... pectacu i r sp11. tot a &ijoy-more Pay Ins' ~auttluJly decorated"' every Wl-dnes a, ~t.art ~" " Pri I ,,,._ .. o.. ,..._ rec reation progr am, ttutlVl' awt.. 1289 sq ft ln1t Nov IS lhru Oei· 10 Lo8t or FoW>d a net" Qall nc pals ooJy. S27S. l br. patio: utll. ·~==:::i ;:~".. :; ::;~ :~::;--· aoclaJ Pn>(Hm 7 pool" 8 All Ages & Llfeatyl~ ocean vlt'w Uolqut' OJk•n f 1 r t I r -... lMUriJ'eotJIU.Atf'ashlc°>n WeCbeekRefer~nc" or more n orma on An1mul A Htr.ta•ct.· Mfprt Crest condo, more ~wt&. no .,...,. ~·B ~~~ ~~ .. :... ;;;:--Jsl--". J~m ..... r"e •·San ~-1154• .. 212 r~~_!ull~lnnJt . L~~der andlo pCJ~~~yNouOrWad League.~-2273,noftr lh&n 2000 AQ ft, W/OCean VJm\le . ..0-"ll05. ,,... '"~ An,.. IUIU • "" " "' _,. _,. 1(1.,...su para I( rum Or n..... vu 4 Br, f.am rm. & form. ,._ ......... _•--a. ..,7 .. 0 ,.... ... .. "': •• ·'-= ... '.-;;., .... -. Joequtn Hlll11 Road ,__ _________ unfum &40 1363 642·56i8 ._,, ___. • .. ~ 1714f644-lt00 Fem.le roomlDlte want· ---------1 ---------dmina S72S mo. incl ••••••••••••••••••••••• :.:~-~:-:.--od, a1e oren. lo 1harc 2 a SQ FT with bath, Sl35 Pnv11te party has SIOO.OOU N'fri&.mit ro-waveovenn.ctt. all ut.l'pd. S22S ::":. :;;:"'.. 38T 2 8a,stepsto bc'at h, BR opartment . Cos\8 mo Do wn t own HB toinvatrnlow rlsk,h1 &u.'IC'ofpool/Jac/lennls 75$1 1 Center t>r. lf48 '"'' encl gara ae. no pell$ Mesa. Immediate oc S C O TT RE AL.TV prom venture. 54:1 &478, 645-029$. All. •1131 ~)"-...... (.,.,,..,., M?S rm yrb Is~ "4·1100 rt1paney. ~ W-1533 Iv 11111 \ ·~I REWARD Lott M kitten. Wlttt•· w/blk markt.np. ~ 90S old. 10.21. Vic Ana Mana Ln. t.aa Nl&.131·1ttl s ~ I r I ~· I ~ ! l • I DAIL V PIL.0 T .Allcst•h•/TllhrilMJ C:.11 I• CWWC." h•••1 H 4-a u•tcsc•ct P~P.,.n"9 l,._.llg ~ ................................................................................................. r. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ······················~······················· ••••••••••••••••••••••• c::m:·~ ddi&N f"e.0..thNt• No)ObloO Oo tart.Mt' Chrµuan Clun up•. Hault na. OCCSludcnl P•lnllntc. roof repain. t'lne Exler Patntina by PERRY'SPLUMBINC Rt;PAIR &i RP.ROOF Ail ltwy~54&»~ Co, 1nwU. U.t' t'Ontra~or bo<rlfw/ft'\I yrd keaa l.andauplng. lmmed Truh. trrt• partillod&, dryw1111l re· R.Sinor.St.bc .. l.nb.Try Complc-lr plumll1n11 typt'i. !>ht n l(lt>\ 151W7 nitc.. Iii., Ur P\)ndm1 llttvicln M2 ~7 142-~00 p1tirek $48·0512 me &36-~2A hn . Hrvt~6 Oritln &. 11ewcr rockl\h11 kt·,, rompo lo1 r A,.Omce • .,.... i.ou·a llomr Repa1ra 30 Call run '10& •VY.RY l,OW PRICF.S • Wiii haulareln anythin11. 'I EXCELLENT PAIN'r e It! 11 n 1 n llh t• r \' '' i"rtoe t'1lt 541 5930 .. tt6j·,\~ph;~;;~~~.. yn l'AP lJuon w1ndowa. Cut ect• 0 OnOardrnlng ~!ln!_ b11/1~t1all. comm'l or re ....................... INC Reuonab~~ .. r27aLH06 ;~~~ 2A r :service SNcco 1'1UP CHAMOl'!$10 petioL •<' ~I ZOl54 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .,..,..~ -~ ~ 1•1d~ntla~. rea~ r ate& Brickwork. Small )oba f'reeestimatee """ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~Malll,S A ,..~•-tc• Remodel, repair. &en Ti me t o renov•te ~llimyume .968·81M6 Newport. Col!l• Mwa & (..'ufltom Wallpa~nnl( HOMESAVERS Plumb Rci.lucco your homt> ~<M.22 t>lOll!O _,......_... rarpentry old tiint ,.._. .. _ b ·--'h b · lrv·-~-'·31'1""v-All W-... Guar -""·t mg&Heallnl! Frttet S~•n ~xtureirpec1aili.l •••••••••••••••••••••• ,. •• .: t.n"V .. tc . rrat-. Y n• CHEAPEST haullnl( 1n ..... 0 '" "" ""' "'" ...... .,..., 115 h H ~-•· bl Atfh•I--'-•m"""""•••-m dun ~~at0\lllJ ,~d1p rl8r~rl•om'n bPrmud11ll11~."!I n~• town f•'r t41l C'lf EAl"Mo•'--87341S8 r ooest.reuu c 0 .)l h u rnt'i. Sti:-o .......-.• ~ ,...., ~-.... r M • 01.C It ·•nu•C' .,pc M229'J6 ~l390 ...., :service Hor A, MIC ok 548 m 4 •••··~s;,:~·M•;;;;:• ••• lokw' bneclr\bl""""b ,.1whl bo 8:U• YIM 39(MI 1'1 6 --' ••••••••••••••••••••••• lnl. r111nl & wallpaper ~or IWi-OJllJ ---------l~rhfl••• ll•P•r"' •n •·-•·ptatomln e•<" "'flan ---...... ~h Courtesy Movera. l1le Qua work .. reu. pr --T,....S«-Ylce M P•lr: s. i' 't"' b\,<f\nrm.hall $1~ Av11 lwultn1 F'r•t' Ml l,ll''d l':lll)('r 1•rdt-n..:r c 1.-1an ••••••••••••••••••••••• mOVIUfC & haul i ng F'reeeet Steve S4'1·'4281 Orauu;clearedfrom$450 ••••••••••••••••••••••• :l ~,. ,._ R•. ~ ~oa~:~ ~m ~· rh s:oOdch ~."~'°l ur Arin !> upe Pr~ 'Al Re111on AMWAY CC11 met1c:s. Reasonable 64~·8Ml ... ~ ~ r;;:n~5~~ :;~ar trrei ~milm'i.1 0T: ..... r ~"m"r0"',1~11' Al,...·Ji M& 1 ' • m pe °' CM an·a ,. 48fH Nutril>on, lloui;~war•·:.. . -OCJ"..,...'I .. "' • ,..... ~ ,:1r mu :u ~~~ lledrl'• lforrr Cue & Comm 'I. Moving, llauhng. Stu· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Att'n Gen. C9ntractors paJrrw any hteht . 494.76Qj ..._.., SeorYk e 1" ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0.-.: .. W'Yk•• 842 U}.'\4 dent.3 Re11s n 1:1t r•h.'11 your portrait or photo Plumber nds work Good ---~I 0101 •••• n ••••••••••••••••• 848-1.354 Anytime. Try gr eetl n.: cards r or prices on remodeli. & re Tnmmmg & removal IO o•,;;·a:.~ .. ,·~pt~·;•&• Pr• Holiday Sp•tl•I ......... llectricdll lll,NDVMAN C1u·l)t!nlry, Ko•ed1•ill1J Us Chrulmas now CJ II p8ln Serv. avail for yrs exp Fret> estunale:. Act1u11 Lf'jal Typt11f A\f•r ""rm " hill att'a Uc 327U6 14) 14 •lcctnral. plumbln11 & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Debbie al Eyelander homeowners also Top 646-1845,673·39_lo __ _ ff()~ Ill 60 ~11~1> • t rlr..a.oed Slit 116 All Wot'k l!:LECTRICIAN l'nct!<t n ... ~ 3820 Wills, ceillogs, noors . ~~~e ~~ ~~:t,1~~.: 96().3841 . Hat Plumbmg SJ7 3194 VOQMlll s.r.1~. 1l'M ICU&r 6'15-4)4 nicht fret' t'•llm•lc on .... .Ja FfXIT• &windows t'leancd ?A hrs. 7days.S40·4844 "-&r"'---T~ p ==~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• lar-oruN1Ujublt ' ""'-S46<&l4~ -·....-_...., 1 -A bit f IH11tpa, pa)ro:ill 1 .. ,.a. .. -P~'P---' ......... •••••••••••••• •'" r vacuums rom fln.nc-,lmU. 1110n-N c.-.t/eo.cr.te l.Jl"ftllMld ''13~9 Cllrpcnter. palntinl( Roeemane'l> Houseclean --,, "'9""""•"9 n. & ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sl995 Ida ~erv1cr on -Reli.!I rttlex I~ )'ti. Ill R.-.1 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• r1ano twung repair •nv~v11cuum /\II 'Y"'•w •rt'• 10 ),.,., ~ MlllS ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... ..._1r_ mg c•K, reuon. wn -Master'd dea 1 '!'Ired or tenant problems? ., ., • ,,_., . • • .. mrn1worturattk111d11 1:1.&'-t".' .. IAH arr11 .54111752 tran.'1.00-MOJ.64~·3439 PETERS PAINTING yrseap. "' Use the pro!l O'Keeft> var um i. & bot~" ""' t lO lit.'11 O>ttlM t lnd Rsnhl -------~xpr'd Re as Rates mus ic T h is cou Pro p Mn gmn t Co Vucuum \ll"•ner (.'11 IMMr .... ,Sr .. lnd1v11h1•l 1111'\.1A I bw. 714 967 11711'1 T "" ~I >'""'8._t'llP ~)yne•(..tr Ut'27tl041 llll u l ing K1tru.-n D11ily houseket>p1ng & Free Es l Cal l Gene worth S5 11433 oun2200 1~71 Ne"n>Ort Iii, C'M opqu1 Hy S58 (17), CAU. 64'-I 126 m • 1 n l r n a n c I' prof opt cl~amnit Im ~~ Plehf'/R .,.,.,. 646 3107 •'oundaliona. r••uinl"' landacli1>e 11 priok ler maClllatework 549 3114 R-....t&t_._ -· •'"• .. •'-J7 6 a..r. 79,_.. ••••••••••• ••• • •••••• • • WW ll"IW' .. llruqUif Shoi>Plnll ~rr\I w11t11t bloc kl. puho6 S)'llA!m ...,1 1 · .,..,. ""' -Pamung. Exlr/lnlr Ex~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• WiRdow Ce.~ r u r bu " y p t"qil ~ ~!iOU uc·d • .......di.t an 3PM pr'd , honest. neat. reas Neal patches & textures Sell your home o1 income ..................... .. <'om1.11-vJ111t ~~ ....................... (iv aA Lmdlc ... CJ µc'd964 UM5 Dave Fttll EST. 193·1439 propert y fa :.t w 1th WINDOW CLF.ANING C............... ,&.... rat1o'a . w a l l4i. & TAYLORJl'ENC~ •••••••,••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• PATC H P' ""TERING Newport RE Assoc f>40.5591 -w--., driveways Reh101n ~l837 L M S -Rolotllhng, Sod Prof pamltng. Ext & int i...1'J 631-4.516 •••••••••••••••••••••••wall QillMOl:r>lt:vt:11 Wood &Ch1alnLlnk Haul, :sk11,>loader dump or Seeded Lawn s. Low rates. Refs. Free All t ype s . Fre i'---------C~nlr)' Nt."W Ca bm..-lb. -----Irk. 'fading, tree "."rk, Sprinklers. Trtt Work, est . 536-4780, 536-4383 estimates Call 54G-6825 People.who need people ~I cS \: t b 1 n e t sC .. mrnt work , l'O m K & 8 Wood Fenc1n~. ~rro iuoo.s~J~ Planting, Clean-ups ? Trdde your old stuff for i.houldalw1tyst"htl'k thr C.~t\.REEN cash ror WHITE l'h'phc1n1 , with ;, C'l a~,..1fwd /\rt (\1 II 64:! !">67K AdW'bUlhed Ren ratea mett1al 4' rH1deot1al gates & fence repair SF~ idle ,Ile-ms with a Contr Lie •364419. Xlnt Have ~omelhlllg lo sell new good 1 e s w 1th a Serv1N? Directory in the Bob 842 1376 b4&30ll 640-4080, 644-0!IM Dally Pilot Classif1e<l Ad refs. 67~ 7633 C14l5Sitled ad:s do it well ClaMtl1ed ad. 642-5678 DA IL Y Pl WT ~!.~.~ ...... ~~-~~ PWH ... 535 ...., W..t.d 7100 .... w ... d 7100 Hflp w.t.ct 7100 .... W.t.d 7100 .... W...ted 7 I 00 .... W..ted 71 He4p WMted 7 100 l~t: Pcnwa~ 3 tnOb R~ ....................... ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••--.••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••··~··••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cocker Spaniel Nr CM • • • ACCOUNTING. Auto Carrier for Regis ter AUTOMOTIVE Camera Person to work a park. t:arly Sul If found Mrt.. lid lorMft Te<"hn1c1unl.~llll8 m newspaper. 4 .6:Joarn , LOTPERSOM vertical com merc1al plc11~e c all 548 8572 21J J uC'ar 5 steps + nherul rnnge ltJral for housewife or Ford dealership needs camera t'am1har with kt:WARU Newport Beath benef1LS, 111cl medical. moonlighting husband lo lotperson lmm ... diate PMT Process. Exper or Lost. larjje St><ilpolnl Yoo are lhe winner or denlMI. Must ,have ex· s upplement income ly! ! • Excellent work1n11 Will train 35 hrs 3 wk S1111nt!11" DIL. D.:daw•-d Two,.,... Tkk .. s tena.ive a eel g back-S300-S400 mo . Must hitve cond1t1ons S~e t:hul'k Company benefits Apply Male. Vic f"ord & Sao tolhe it r o~nd . Apply im · dependable wheels. Call Arnold in U:1cd Car Pen n ys aver . 1660 Miguel, NB_.:~ 4209__ LONG Bt.:ACll mediately, C1tp111trano. 540-:.>06 645.l&tS Woody Servict-. Placentia Ave.C M ~t. small Siamue tat, very s hy. 536·9429/ 961)..5639 alt. s. THEODORE . · . ROBINS · ·FORD CASHIERS n lEATRE FESTIVAL Laguna Beach ROr. . -CAHVASSEtl ·~·arow .... ·· <114 1 4 96-3118, Ac ~ff•• .._ " Jachema St & El Camino Exper or will train, P/T, slarriog EddJe Albert at Real, SJC, near Mission LOTPlltSON Call Geo. 546·3'706 " the Long Beach Conven Experienced person de· CLERICAL FLY FREE WITH OFFICE OVERLOAD REWARD Emerald Ring Fashion lalaod Newpon area 11-1. 644·~ llo:i & Entertainment S RAT 1 VE sired for per~nenl posi Ceat.er. 300 E. Ocean 81., ADM I N I T llon. (We w1U \raln ). Fr· Long Beach SPEClAL.lST. Learn of-inge benefiu. Call Sales 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA M ESA 642 · 0010 -Pe.rmanant plt1me open-,,, -J•-L---L--.......... ... .... ___ ~ tngB Also 111terv1ewing 11;0nt O mn•c· • ._.-~ ..--.OCn ,_.. Oft Oft VTT1C• Lo:st Dark blue metul auto access door 3~ • x 1 • On Tu.'!tin Rl vd CM 11 11' Reward M r Call 642-.5178. ext 329 fice procedures. Records Mgr. for interview. tocl&.1 m yourtickelS management. $9rne typ· • Zaernrrs.5-8375 * * • Ing exper ience p re · rerred. Enhst in your Army for AdmunsLrallve Spe<:ialist. CaU tOday. MICHELLE'S BILL YATES VW-PORS.CHE . "·•''Ju.int ,,, ..... ,, .1tt11 837-4800 493-4511 I.OST dk g n •y t•at w •white· c·ol lur Ar••11 llunl111.(ton I.and murk !1611-41225 •o..tc•I• 540-1006 962·8821 1 IAM 2AM 83."> 3'749 768-525 t S42 2435 Automoµve LOST . Grey cat. :-.nort b8Jr, W. Ne•1port 00-3871 RIDE w .. un~o: Desperat ely needecl Mon Fri al 5pm from Costa me Mesa to Chap man Ave 1n Garden ---------i Grove HELP! (for 1"'1 Lost Blk kitten w twht mo• s 1 SS oo wk. Ca 11 markings, Turllerock 494-78'12 area, rewud. ~2500 Lobl atlky temer. 9 lbil. ((i111 Gi n ) Thu rs pm Coast Hwy. Generou19 Heward S48-a» UI ----- Ul8t: Lllb/Shep rrwc. M "Bear " AND Hu skicl S amoyed m1,., M . blk/lan, 7 mm1. M V area 4:.6-178:'>. C'2 161t> Act.. Co...ttmth MECHAHIC 15 •PEOPLE• Needed lmnmdiately $3.89 FULL TIME FOR LOCAL PlfllOYS AUTOSU,,LY STORE Excellent starting salary from S24S to $294 for 5 day week depending on qualifications. Must have brake. frQnt end & tune-up experience. 1-:x-w lent worlcirtg ton lions and opportunities ro r advancement Liberal e mpl oyet• bene r1t s 1n<·lude ho:s p1tal1za t lon 1n surance. hfe insurance and pension fund. /\pply Babysitter llJ my hm, refs, wiU prov1de transp Cull .546-3519 fo r Chris tma s help O •erload T"'f)Ofot' ouiCJl"M"f towcrcb a dettfttotfOft of Previous cash regt8lt!r yow ct.oic:~ -air or sltip troYel Worir local aui91mt"ts ~~o~ell~~~ ~gP!>;, tt~n wittl top pcry. OfM" to all skils. Col fOf' an appoinhMttt. BABYSITTER Live In mature l(ovcrnes:, tyc>t- to t'erc• for 2 yr old lx1) L&ghl houH•kccp1nR Speak e ngh'>h . d nv ~ Rd n·q 673 58:1 I 7~ 5586 Gold Key Wa rehouse 0 ~Ca~~~r ~~;~~n11~ £.00~ 3723 Birc:h Stred, ,..ewpori leach 557-006 I jJO~ an •.q u11l Opport ~ 'IJ ~ 1"J l':mployer M I-' _ _ Ca i;luer r or 'I ua It t y mt' n's ~~~~~~~~!!!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Ill'! clot.tung store Apply 1n Bank m g person. Stew a rd1t for CLERICAL CHECK FILER Gentle ma n . 3439 Via "'·II · h II I Oporto, N. 8 G e n e r a I o f r 1 c t' ru lime wit exce en -----respons1b1lit1es . Sue benefits Exp prefern:.><.1 .1----------1 cessful candidate will but Wlll cuns1der clen cal C •5 HIER have plenty or room ror background A advancement Xlnt ~tart IRVlNE NATIONAL PART· TIME lllg salary Accurate typ BANK ing essential ROSAN, Ca ll J anel Van Oy kt A spe<:iallty drugslrore lNC. 2.001 w CoMSJ..ilwy 833-3700 rs seelrtng llne nertelic. Nwpt Beach. per ma oe nt pe rt t1 me EquaJ Opport Employer BARTENDER Dinne r Hou st' ex ,,ent'nl'e. Dana Tradt•r Rest11urant. 0JOd l'l Call for appl Wt'tl, Thur~ cashier to work 9AM · JPM Mon-t'n . Will alsol ________ _ merchandise boutique dept Ple1tse t'all :.tore mgr lo :.cl up 1nterv1cw uppt CL ERICAL 8 PAY DAYS CLERKS UTOTEM ()perungs Now Available for (uJI or p/tune clerks on 2nd & 3rd shifts No e..x..p_er ne~ary-w train. Start $3 per hr /\s st managers to $3 60 hr Mana~ers to SS SO hr /\d vancement opportun1t1~ lo tho6e who qualify l"or 1nformauon go 10 our neare<>l ma rket or ron t a<1 the ~r!>onnl'I orr.~ CUSTODIAL MAIMT F rr. Mon lhru Fri. 8am Spm. $3 75 to $4 00 to start. Apply Lake l''orl':.I II Son & Sail Club. 247~ Toledo Way, El Turn. 586--0llliO CUSTODIAN MJlJrueoanct Olil.O. part ti~. rt'i.(ulur or ~ub $4 S8 pe.r hr Apply 1m med. 8 12 n oon t:ap1strano · Lagun.1 8 1.'UCh R O P 1 7 14 ) 496-3118. Aqachcma ~t & t:I Camino Real, !>J<'. nt>ar M1s:-.1on l.O~'T Sil .y Terner m VIC or :'{> ·er & Coa:>I ll w ·; ll r.; W A R D 71 4 32'1 ?:>" • 1e1ve ms2 T h e D a I I y p I I 0 l Guvs or Gals C ll R ISTM/\S G lt'T No-;-e~l i og . No t'll TRAIN slops for you r pt>neoce nee. Company s hopping convenience w1lhnl( to train Part evrry Wedne!!day start tune or fUJI tune. Call tn!t .fov JSlh ttlru Dt>t". Mr. Roberu, 834 1377 10t h CALL NO W ' Aide. Uve-io or P IT for o/..2 5678 quad. Rm/board/wages Ill person. 1.5221 BEACH BLVD WESTMINSTER 2946 BRISTOL ST COSTA MESA 15.'»HARBOR BI.VO FULLERTON 12AIE lSTSTREET SANTAANA for·~~i~a~ 493 2603 ask THE GUILD DRUG ----1610San Miguel Or NB LEFTUMTIL CHRISTMAS F..arn extr a C:hnstmai. money now' at (,'UTTER t;ltp fOr 'IWllll 12442 Lampson St wear mfR plea:>anl con1I Garden Grovt' 53'f 4840 Call Carl<><- St.to 11H ;J.11\.:.J 536-7382. HB area Beaut1C'1an..'>. full & l'IT 644-7330 E 0 E. TYPISTS ual Oppor Employer 493-8894 MASSAGE FtGUU MODELS ESCORTS OUfCAUONLY D~.e•H,hr with d1entelc Will con 1----------1 1· o u n " r :i t x . .'dr:.>or '(.;,1c, nrea ~d..!De:..: r.--ll I~. black male. ~7 1275 t'ound : Male blk Ii tan shepherd mix 645-1.SOt! aflemoon11 or evflS. l'·ound : Wh l rem Cock11poo. Appr 2 yrs. n1re d1sJ1Q51t1on Ownr or 63 r-2140 GOLDEN GIRL l(d hm &l5· l.50tl arts or &.doyt11Pwt a ~~ .....,.. ... t'OUND: male Bassett ·-·••••••••••••••••••• llound. l rv1nt• Ave. Schook& betwn Monte Vista & lllllnlctlCMll 7005 Santa huabel. • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • S48'68 l8 or SS6 7 4M L-....1-111-+4,_. Automotive All Aboard for the Daily Pilot CHRISTMAS GI TRAIN. For more In fo r mation . rail u Christmas Ad· V1sur a 642-5678 SAU SM EH FULL TIME FOi LOCAL PlfllOYS AUTO SUPPLY sider without cht•nttde 496-6504 Beauty HAIR STYLIST w/some following pref Exp, gd benef MANICU RIST P /T Fashion Isl lot• N R 759-1211. ext 260 Bl~DERY . TRAINEE Jndustriou:s 1nd1v1dual neede d for various duties Coll ate educa t1onal mate rials .. ;x ceUent benefits & work 1ng conditions. Apply between Sam 11 am & Cashier Apply 111 person Crown Hardware 3107 E Coast Hwy. COM CASHIERS Ftume Good Pay Growth co 5 Locations We train Co benefits METRO CAR WASll 2950 HARBOR 81,C M. Catenng HEED Professional Catenng Banquet f'ersonnel, cont.act WESTCLffF HC11p1ta1Jly Resource:-. 631..()610 752 91 111 PIX Clothing Salesman. l'x DECORATOR ACCT CLERKS pe.rt 1n quality men's neede d for contl'm cloUung FuU ll~ or pt porary furniture i.tor1· KEYPUNCH OPER lime Apply 1n perKon, t:xpr. also in i.lill>S L11'(ht CLHK-6 St.ewtt.rds for Gentleman. office duties Ii d11y week Must have phone & reha 3439 Via Oporto. N B_. _ Monthly t.&lary Apply 111 person 1931 Newport ble transp. Long&. :short Coddoil Welitreu Blvd. Coi.td M~a tenn assignments. Hoh· day & vacation Pll Y Scltoot l>ch Sandw1rh Shop Hos p1tu ll ~ati on plan Earn up lo S300 per wk Rl•l111bll' wumJ o for ava.1lable. Low lwl1on l'la<·ement cow1ler work Mon 1hru VOLT fUMf-c:>AAAV WAVll_f,h assist 751 9194 _ l''n No n1ghl-; llOJ~ Cook. uper hnt> eook llo:.p1ta1 Jrca "45 6401 needed for hu ~y [)ehvt'ry Onvcr . lt>m.11•· d o wnto wn L a rt u n J full tul'lt' restaurant Call for appl. s.cx 1133 494·9765 ask !or Nina or Lyn n [)ehveryman, l.1\ Time". on B11 lbou Pen10:.UIJ. l'ound. Black & golden rpalc dog. Young. Mill· slon Viejo 830·9445 REAL ESTATE LICENSE SCHOOL OFFERS ARMOR SPECIALIST Physical cond1t1ooing. Work as a team membe 1n a r mor ed. trac ked veh icl es . Develo leadership pot ential Enlist ln your Ar my fo t.he penooal challenge Anno r. Call today. STOii Excellent staring salary S200+ for 5 day wuk Excellent working cond1 lions 1and opportunities for advancement Liberal e mpl oyee benefit s in c lud e hospltal11.a t1 on 1n surance. 11re lnsurant'e and pen:non fund. Apply lpm Jpm, Nat iona l!~~~~~~~~~~ t.:ducation. 4401 Birch Cl!IEAIC ""L 3141 ea,.... Dri•~ 546-4741 (Ac~s From OranJe Co Airport> F.q ual Opport Employer COOK 3 JOam till m. $500 mo r o r co n v a I es c e n t 1)73 251.'i/646 1413 ~1026 962-8821 in person St . Newport Hearh ER "' <Near O.C. Airportl Become a member of our hospital Free hulth 1n ----1 T , s urance after proba Ucbveryman, ·" imt' uonary penod Every in Nt"wport Bea<"h . ., Los t set of keys. v1c Bristol & Su nflower shop'g ctr Call 645-6598. 768-5251 542-24 2946 RRISTOL ST COSTA MESA IS221 BEACH BLVD WESTMI NSTER Equal Opportun1l)' dynam1c NewportCenter ---------- Employer. financrnl firm We are ---------• I dllY"· 4AM tiA M. Sis pt'r other weekend off App Y wk fi73-251Si"4ti l413 1445Supenor. /118 l..ost dog, blk/bro fem Aasemble.rs H. 8. mfte. co. needs reliable persons for pnit'is100 mecharucal •Crash Courae available asay. Slart $3. per hr ~~~~~~~~~! expanding & there are Clencal many opponun1t1cs for Tired of Wortc'-- Dachshµnd. No rollar Walnut Sq arc11. Call 559-5685 *Material.I provided. Call 714/894-"51 •Sma II classes for I l f Sh ll' • personalized Instruction. ASSEMllBS Hos em e ie max lmmed ,.._ft;ft.,s ava1'l lo 'Brkhrsl & Adams He •Choose own wte41ay elect~~';;~"embl.Y of w/lags. Child hrtbrkn !~~!!-=~~p to 80~ microwave or printed !1&2·6426.. commiasion. circui t components. 6 .. w.11, 5350 rm. elect.tome assem bly •••••••••••y•••••••••• Free 3 Week ex per req. Good pay & RELAXING MASSAGE Salet Tl'D~Jii benefit.a. Co. is relocat· BobJainen·Ut Masseur • Col For Ing to Laguna Beach In 3 Outcall9-9,494·Slll 131·1003 49).0442 mo 's . For a ppt., K.al~lla Berteley Controls (714) PREGNANT? Caring. Real ~taleSchoc>l 833-3300 Penonoel Dept .. ronlidenlial couOJM!llng & 32031 Camino Caplatrano _Irv_. _______ _ referral. Abortion, adop-San Juan Capistrano !Mon " keeping. ARE S47·2.S4J3 JolK W..t.d. 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,l'!OUM'l'aY GIRL Pharmaclal Available, fT Cal. neg, Exper .• reU•· * ESCORTS * ble, refs. 557-3029 et bra 957.8474 Ht4p W..ted 7100 Splrt .......... ~So. El Camino Real Clemente; Fully lie. For appt. 492·7296 ....................... At'counUng ~erk /phoflto ope rator opeded full tlmr. Immel!. openln1. Full co MnUita . Call 549--91'71 for appt. Is de· ANITA lor~rly of t alla. Balboa M.arln~ 'P..i\LDEN TOUCH ran H ardware . E .O.E . ~'1 now be M/t'/11. A11'"110M llOrO.w Ho ...... Mec"t ll you are new lo Costa Meaa, temporarily dis· contlnuto& yoyr educa- Uon, ~Y dischar ged from the aervice, or for any reuon seeking tem· porU)' or c,.areer employ· ment, coaAlder this uni· que opportWll~y. Y•C•hnl 120 E. lSTSTREET B.kkpr gen ort help p/l, SANTA ANA El Toro. call for appl JS30HARBOR BLVD 770·7~ FULLERTON ---~--Bo at Yard Work l' r . AUTOMOTIVt.: general manne r<'pu1rs *AUTO LOTMEH! Pac1f1c Tides M annt• Chevy dealer offers full '.227· 20t.h St Nwpt Heh. tune, permanent po:s1-673-'6MO liOM to assist new car & ---------se rv1 ce ma na«ers 1n Boole.keeper, ex per Dirk v•ried & inter esting M e t e e r t• 1 n •• tasks. Ideal for semi-Furnis h ing s, 1727 retired auto mechanic. West.cliff Dr .. N B. Opportunity for advance· Bookkeeper, full charge, ment. See Mr Pierce, lsalary open. expc r . HOWAR D Ch evrolet, s mall bu11ness. Call Dove & Qua i I St s.. 642.7871 Newport Beach. AUTOMOTfV E USIDCAlt' MICHAMtC Needed lmmedlately ! ! ! COnt•ct Chuck Amol4 at THEODORE ROBINS FORD. '.lOl>O HARBOR UlVD lO'.>TA Ml'>A Mi Oll lO Bookkeeper thru T.B for restaurant managemenl co Able to wor k without superv111ion. Please call 979-9:M2. Ask ror Shirley IOOICIEIPH/ Acc..t Ca r eer opportunity w/lrvtne C.P.A firm. Ex· perlenced through finan· c111l statements & mcome lax. Moolhly salary 5\000 or commen&urate wt r• _,,., 2152 Dupont. Ste 101. lrvlne. <714)833-00Sl reached at (1!4>-4~3462 1-A-crowlta---hc--ei-Y_a_b-le-b.-11-1· Rued on Y~t )>roduc: AUTOMOTIVE Psychic, Splrltual, palm Ing clerk n eeded full UYU,y, ~mileloa. plm •AUTO PA.ITS BUS BOY FUii time exp Apply In person. 619 Slctpy Hollow Lane Lag Bch: " card readjo••· Tella lime lmmed. OS"DlQI. inc«Jlly .. "extra profit cAl--M ..... I put,.~l It lutur.. FUJl c:o. benefltl. Call ~~Ill*~:.. ~·-_.. Ad~ .iiven In all mat S4f.W71 for appt fl de· ..... women -men wt Oet set for '19! 8uay ---------- tu'I. Cater to putlt'll tall1. Balboa Marine ~~· 1n'°" ma1 .Y 1be Chevrolet dealership In CAIUTV • l27-3408 Ha~ d ware . E . o . E . wniu "' typ ... ~ .• oldj ~! Oranie County Airport ·INST AUii M/F/H J>lPCn, wareuv-e Oun Complex aeek.a parh I v.. AVftA ... •c• ''"TU" '~KAIAHUA · and k1D1Corallmlted countermen with CM ,._....,,. "" ...... ~oWd like to aee ACCOUM'TAMT/.._ in c ~. Wor k with part.I experience. Good ~~c:!>.:trr:t·~~ you Me call •&•in. Cereer o ppo rtunlh YOW\& peopae. Ra1pkl1 adlf pay, -pleuant 1urrou0nd ply. <ZW~752e C.role w/lrvioe C.P .A firm. Ell· vaneerne•h poea be. lnp Ir perma nent. P THI IRVINI CO 11 d va n cc men t The ..... COUHTIRHElP following pos1l1ons arc 1' W ... MMh & Full & P/t. Apply in pers Delivery Man fur t'Orly /\M L A Times ho!Tll' dt• h11ery routi.' .. ;eooom1t·al t·ar reqwred 2 117 hour ... pt-r day No colled in~ $400 per mo Net lakt• home Wm II B anw 6.18-01.26 now available. Holdays7 Olmmelt Cleaners, 3200 lrtuned.iate opening ex E c H Cd Cl«tl Typl1t Good typing s k1ll:1 & phone ability important Moil •oowt We have entry levf'I po!ll· li o n s open 1n the mailroom. microfil m & filedept3 lftS for file cle rks ID __ sl_w_y_. __ m ___ _ large Newport Beach Co Hrs 8-4 . 30. Mon thru 1"'r1 Xlnt benefits & worklJ\R l'ond. For appt contact Lynn Stansfield, 644-5800 between 10am Noon Av co Financial Services. ~ Newport Center Dr .. N 8. . CRB>IT SECRETARY Successful N 8 financial ser vices firm seeks ore secty , phone rt'ce p-DEUVERY. P1. tune eve Uorusl Previous ned1l T o p p ay NI.' at J p cxper <not collect1onsl pearaoce M u~t h:i vt· helpful Income t"om own trans. Call S3Hl842 mensurate w/skllls & eJt --- F.qual Opport Emplyr per Contact Cheryl Mts-Deliver)' men. over 111 ror Gen1r• Cl«tl slldtne751·32.64. 3 6PM early am ncwspa~r Ill Malh ability & lite typing --M-EED_H_El_P_7--1 ~1;.~~ Pc;m bu~~! requi red. You don't nei!d a ~un tn lhilp yoursell to J 646 5844 "draw fa..'ll' · when you I leapm.: l\eleC'\ 1nn of ----- lsl shift (8·51 & 2nd shirt piece an act 111 lhe Dull y Quahht.'<1 Jlos>etul" Dental Ortho Assistants <S·l .301 positions now Pilot Want Ads! Call now In the DAILY PILO'T' needed for busy H B or open. XJ nl workmg con--642·56711. HF.LP WANTt:o Al>S ltce l exper front offlcr, dtt ions & co m pany ------------------------=-~~-~-~----full lime & 1 ('hitinnde ai; benefits offered. Plea11e C..J'llQ-0 A\, '-_ f) -C ~a..• z. 't, full tune. exJ'.":r pn· contact Personnel or :ip v~ ~otJ ~'-~ P(J"v fd 962-2405 plydaJlyS s. That lntri9uin9 Word Gome w'rlh a Chudle ADP PENSION SERVICES 180 Newport Center Dr. N.8 714/844-4360 ext 263 Equal Oppor Employer •cllltlCAL * E ntry level poslUon goes to matur e , polished per'IOC\ w /10-key or It typ. Ins aldl;la. i'i. o. t: •ADIA• T•::M"try SenlHI 17 E Oarry Ste 119 S A. 919 J.J03 -------.i tty Cl.AT I P0UAH ----- 0 ....._ ,...._,,al .... ·-I(~ -o. bot-._ ... '°'"' '°"' ~ -.n 0 A Z C 1 0 11 I I I' I ..___._s ..... o _v ..... u_"__.· 1 i _ I' I I I _ , ITPU C E 0 J ... L "I cro11t0 • eow w11n a I. I' I lla~aroo " "Wllat did you . _ _ . gti?" "I'm no1 1ure, but ~Oil ---------. ,.. • ._. 10 m111t II •Fiii• on • - C A G N 1 L 1 •llcll." ._. .. ,-... ,--.,.---.,-.,.,,,.-1 0 C:-le .. olto '~"'Ii. Qvo<O<f ""hll"'i)"' ............... _.,, __ _..._..._ .... ____ -devotop ''°"' '""' ,.... J ""'- DENT AL/S.c,..._, wanted 1n Ne>wporl Beach Solo pnct ll'f'. ~llge locot1on l''rin&t' benefits Ph 548 ~ DENTAL ASSIT-X r:iy lie. <'h a101dtt t:1&ll S46-<J)()() Uental A11,15tant ror group endodontlr pr1c Ute In Newport lk·uch Grea\ opponun1ty lo.:Jt pentn~ nC('esnry Non ~rmker 644~ Dental rtceptloni:or for bu~y 1:trnup p r11ctllt' Challentrtnjl. rt'ward1n~ po51l1on for li(trl f!'< penenced in dt'ntal ftt-lo Non 1mvker 644·~ , peri~ thr~h flnH· you are 18 •or over and porlunlty· for adv1nce lO'TlCarnelback UMDA 1 VICICI clal statement.a 41 lncome wo1.1ld be available t.o ment. See Bob Cool& at lrvllu• 644·9C>IO Cl&Miflt"d Arls 11rr the .. ..o.tul M••• tax Monthly salary 11000 atatt wortr lmmedl•Lei.Y. HOWAllD c-.,... llllllWt'r to a 11ucl'e!l11ful Pt'Ofllt' who nei'(t Prop' t' r r I' r r 1 ,_.,... "-ef ltt or comme111unte •lox· caJI. " • Dove A Quall St. aara.:e or,ynrd sul1•' It's &Brvlnla1IOun1eCo. pr. %152 Dupont. Ste 101, 64M114 NP.WPOR'l'BEACH. H.avo eomethmtt to· sell" •better way to tell more • 1111 Tha• ·~ whol lht" l>All.Y PILOT SEHVJCE DIRECTORY 1i. all obc>ul 1 -.121J lrvtne (714)8»0861 HJ.OHi Clusl/led ods Ito It w •II ptloplr1 SC~M-LITS A1t1wen la Cl•nlfl •tio• 5100 _:_-========1....::::::::.:::..::..:~=.::.:..,;...::...:;.:.:.:::..:..:..:=:..:;.:.;J..~~~~ ... ._ __ , .. I , t ' I • ~~-~~:! ..... ~!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~ ..... !!.~~ ~~~::! ..... !!.~~ ~~~-~·:.~ ..... !!~~ ~~~·::! ..... !!~~ Monday. Novem~ 13 1978 DAILY PILOl C7 Dmt.aJ i.6tant ur .. 1'ur J l';NERALOFYICt:P1rt t1ouaeclun1na Full or ~Weehd 71~HtlpW..te4 7TOOHelpW..t.d 7100.,. aery onl) Nwpn. lkh Utnl' Hoon u )()to 4 30 PIT Te>pl C.rnec GYPUtte:H .............................................. ······················~~ IW44161 1.1111'1 .. ,1111·111 t'hn,. typin1 ~ wp &0>1403 M5 :Ml9 Of'llATOl MOV• I TY OTaAS p1v be .. •'--Clerlr .: " ynnaANS AV<.:O FINANC IAL -OAY SIUF"f ,. -.. .,~nlal AHhl•nl LU.ft · Sf.kVICt:.-: llouaekeeptr wanted HYMl'ltX,~titnce.ln NE! DE 0 8 Y AMw9rt.gSenic• Etectron1c• manuf .. c d111r~lJC' l\o,·~fHHI Jobe & J-L.Tr-'-1-l't111 Mr Oomlnt'll l.adylollvein Pvt rm ft houtf' computeri Xlnt II 0 LL y W 0 0 D Day. l'ves. PIT . Fil' turer ~ per&on for &-arh t'iipt:r prrf d • "IV -""f 844 ~ l-:Ot: bu 644-88111 worldOJ (Ondltlona It C~TlNG DIRECTORS irsveyard oper t101>m OW' l penon rt'<'e1v1n1t ~1122 ' A•_... How Fer Y""9t beaffat.J Interviews by Guaranteed exposure. 6-ml Muat ~ walllnl lo de!ilt. Exper an rece1vrn11 Uvillg a. o,._... Co.ty. lluusl'keeper, PIT In appt, call6"-7MOexU•O over S.000 jot» filled Uus won IOIDf wkendl £,ip (unct ion• '' dh1tt'd Ocnt.aJ ~l•l•Ull 'HU cludH w~kend.s. Oood yr .iooe. li2S·S100 pt-r day ~rd . but will 1 rain Somt 1yplng 114:lpful w, ~ray fur pru11r.-"-"' CAlL HOW GENERAL benefi t I F, 0 E lf accepted. Yearlv (et: ~~ ... _n,J pat "Oin olfrr "Ood p.ay & lr.Jdc-rn ultt<'C' Mu>1I bt BAYVIEW MANOR. aso L.eadlna N~rt Beach v ID E 0 c AS T 1 I NG ... y UIC ..... " beneflt.s."compan" II n · n10~1al f'lll"'"'"'"'eod 536·2526 B.a " St, Costa Mesa. a.Um111ler wan\a pertoo S""'RV1CE(714)761·1""'• men w /l'XP .OE , d LABORERS .. ~ .. '--oll •~'"'·n"-' in •II "' -US.3333 lot'atlng t o L1tguna mot \llt' ';al UJHn or .,_......,.. .. '" ''"' ... oi:u "" Beac:hwithin J mo'& C#ll Dian 4\16 u ll 1 t4 un AWY .tr f ~rwttRf & T....... areas marine canvas ~ Captatuno Nursing PBX ror iappt. Oerkely Con TIJul"I ~!M4lH"'' Adll!iiN----t~tl d-•--.... TRAIN££ HO\JSl!:KEl!:Pl!:R. live· AftJlr lnltial penod. the ReliJtty.RN's ,l.VN"a. Aos wt'f1ng ser vice trols. Personnel Oepl ... _._. -r---... In H.B. Sehl chlldrt n. rl&ht pt-non will lake Pucticala. Interested ln oper•wr full & P/T . Call 7141133-3300 Irvine EOE OIHTAL/S.Cretary Sll Mela S.,...., 1~S£MBLERS wkendaoff C.11841·856'1. c l\,r1e of t he 9ept do&ng private duty nun ~t -. I' l1m,· Y.111 l1•1t1 ~l•ocA. 1W llOUSEKEEPERS ·Are Ma-71.18. ln1.CaU881-0506 RecepUontat. full t1rne. !.44 ~ Tui.11 11 PBX OPERATOR tit"' lYPlll per helpful PAf'lllERS you honest. har<lworkanl NURSE Al DES. 11 "' g. ex LM\w t'h.a1Ndt> i.,., 11 "" & 1uccessful m inded? ICIYPUHCH 1·3.3-11 ~ ad.p1~~:fp~~1 h!~~~i ~. . Npc lkh 1•10 .... nl In• Mual ha v\l rt1111hlf' Call now' 7S9·0323 or OPRATOR C:OuntryClob Maurlen.Newporte r lnn. 1t1Cn/TYPIST "' frtnet" 11 .. n1 r t •I lraNp & phune Lot\11 & 551·247'9 NOtll""MencenectsH"" Coov Hosp. ll07 Jamborff Rd.NB. lmmed oten1ng tor :iflCJ'l 11hort ll'tm :.SSliflnwnts -..-'1 549-3061 ~ nnn1•·r KoUday & vat1llon pay HOUSEKEEPER to live 11 you have completed 644-1700 E.O.E bnlht llltel gent person C OHHECTOtt DlSIGM & OlVROPMltff Ho•r.lt 1111 ut iun pl an m or out. Non smoker, keypuMb tralning. Skllla Nurses PBX to handle front desk ror lH·:."""~c A."'~r tao , llllt' ~It' \rt ~1\\I Ill lt'rn1t~ 1n ,. rhalll'fl~m rart't'r 1n thl' llt'hl• ll(-11.lth ft('IJ If ... •r ~ ~OU It (1 " a. '\ 1<11> Lit rt'\! t up , .. 1,.,, d~prnd 1n ~ un r \p t1 U47 1:>411 DIMT AL/ Auh~•t (. b.un.11k " ~ '1.a) "" ....... fONlCUI d 1• I 1-l41 r I ;.U Tl ho;! IJt.'al'°t"f PCB DESIGNER M1muf lll1utl'r vi l'lt'•"HV nw'1°haru<·ul prOllU<'b n· Cll.11"-"l> 1o1 pmvcn Pl'B h11~ uul ~n.on •ho ~unb 111 opporturuty to malcc ex C\'Ul'nl ~ ul(t'll l'I u:. b\c UlllOl&l\'I)' ln\'Ol'vt'<i Wit new pruJl'.'<1~ from n'n l't'l)tlOO tll flt"lt1 U't' Wt w111nl an mih111du •l wt u I N 8 mualbeaboveaverage & · deil&n s tudio. He4vy "1' .If(' 1 'JIJlllllll).! 11ur t'Ollnt'('lUI llrll'!I nta.I ab l' own tran:sp · · area accurate oa" shift Jn· AaaJ.Stant, 3-Upm. lull & PIX OPRm .&.TOR 1e<'retar1al sk ills n • 1, • ' le1Y1ewull 8 ll, 1·3 a• «rt.lfiUlJOO dAUH of lmmtd.iateparttUDe (If• qUtre n S~Ot'l opeo•nll 1n Design St ud ios 3184 Pl otl111 t I 111111 l onn•pl1tm thrt)UJ.:h HOUSBllPIMG Blrt'b Sl • Newpo rt off M7-3SU Newport Beach Ex Airway ~ve. Sulle U pr11cl1H I H1n , \ 1111 11· t ht 1wr-,un Y.t"n • SUPHYISOll Beach. nr O.C Airport · · penence preferred. but _5.56-__ ui_Ol _____ _ l1H1lo rw 1111 ll41 c.....,. Orht Do you bavt exper In ~quloal Opportunity MUltSISAIOI will lnln lnd1v1dual with RECEP'l'lONIST I 546-4741 commercial t'lean1ng. mp yer <TRAINING CLASS> prevlOUI olltce or recep· See Ad under PBX h•1,·nt 1111 lhP .111h l'\P Ill l'lllll'I' IC' IAcrOll~f'rom supervisory slt}lls " Dally . W ill train tiomstbackgrouod Callf.lstBank 1n .. ul 1t11111 t11 ... pl.111•nwn1 t>tl~t> <'Jrtf Oranf(tCo Airport> pnde of workmanship. LellalSecret.ry quahlied person.oeL All Xlot growth potential. r .u I.. .I\ p.1111 I 1 w 1 11-.111111 1 llnlll'l'lCJJ~ 1..., F.qual ()pport t::mployer We have a F~T perm pos Small dynamic bu.ainesa shifts av~ilable. Apply salary" beoefils. Please •lec ....... lf* clt".,11 .1lilt· w/ll.lnt benefit.a. Apply LO 11 ti g a t Ion f' rm Io l...SS...pt-nor. NB call Personnel Dept . Lovely front ofc. needi> E O E 835-2606 to discuss back· / h m aood h II \ uu h;I\ 1• "fWt•if w,11111n or n•l11lt'CI GIHL Of<:' /T persoo · · · Newport Ce!1ter seeks NurslAi. LVN or RN. luU g:romd. =e~ ~-S:.,,~~ typ!2 1 .tlt•nt ~ tn lht•:--1· .irt·J~ "t' \.\OUh.1 like to Ahrns , must lYPl' & THEllOADWAY energeuc.elficient&ex· lime 3-ttpm . Ever y Cal1f.LstBank skills.EOE I .alk L•1'i1u II I d MEWPOIT per' e o c e d I e C a I other wlmd off Beoellt.s llO'~ual Opp Empl M/F , !ll)e m~ opening ae<"reury Shorthand & New inwrmed.lale care ~ * ADIA * 'J 111°"1 I ~ \ '\ l·.~C'J·'.I l ~:"IT C·\ H l'l':lt 97!1 l711 dlcta=e Excell. lyp urut.847·3.'U.S PHMMACIST/MGI Tc .. a rt 5-nlctS OPPOIU'l '\JITY ~ ...!!.':!.l~~~ec:~~~ ~..!.,,. a musl. call ........... ~ •IDar.S Located 1n P11c1t 1ca t720 E GarrySte 119 ~ 11 l· GIRL FltlO.lY ma~;ance. Muat have .....,._ f"l!Vft;ill..w"' 5 Medical Cuter . xlnt S.A. 979·l303 5t·nd r(•:-,ume to Cdnl ofr ex musl have ~llable ltaosportatioo. Libra's & Leo's, posl~1ve &OltDlllLIES growth oppty. tt\cent1ve1 _________ _ Circ·u1t A!>~cmbly Corp knldi: of bkkpg, typing. 75147~ mlnded, success onen· Above average wage. plan. Resu me & re· J16tl lkdtull /\ve addi ng ma c h. pleiss c-tat.eel people ror rapidly Heallh plan. Newpor t rerences r t!q Contacl 0 personahly. hvy ph's growrng c osmic co C:OnvaJescentCenter l55:i Mrs. Kay1M2·TI24 <7141 54 54!:JO 494-0506 Lag Sch. INDUSTRIAL Alooe Vera non surgical S...perior Ave. Newport PR_,"'flP"'·2 yrs exper. ('ost,1 M(':-.~1 . (':t nG2fi or <'Ontu<'l John STUff YOU• contour lace lifl We Beach. ~ "'' ~·t 11 " ---------A 8 Dlck.360. itlnl work· 1• t•.\ •~ll'r Oirt.•t tor of l'llg lnl'l'l'lllt! STOCIUHGWITH train,Ca11Anita978·0608. N\U'llmg mgcoods&44-8233 llCll'TIOMIST A promlnent restaurant cbaln needs a s harp ~oniat. Light typ tng, duties va ried, & con· genial o(flce. Call tor ap ~.1nt1> to grow with a ~~~~~~~~~!I~~~~~~~~ .:n•ul lCUITI St-ml rl"•Umt' - GOOD JOB HOLIDAY C.UHSS LVH~M SHIFT Meo over 6-0. 2 days per Kelly bas a perfect OP· Every other weekend orf wk, car, no!lelllng. refs & po rtun1ty fo r m en· Must be dedicated l Production Supervisor , llipo~in~tme~~n~t.~544>~-0348~~~~ growing H B pressure = ga1J3e mfg. needs ex --------- LVN 1mrn-d1.ttcly 10 .Hh34!1 B..ECTROMIC nCH General 1· o 0:.uly Pilot P 0 ttoii RB.O SEtlVICE PART TIME OHL Y pt·rm 673 2289 women (18 or over> to good paUent care Apply earn extra cash as l...SSUpenor. NB 1560. Costa M ,·~o . l'A ~ !1'2621> ~ual Opportunely Id ser vice rep &t lerh Due to rom pan y ex Employer M Jo' e n 's m Met'h wurld. pans1on an 0 C ilrea. we G-R·E·A·T ________ _. willing to travel An&log need se\•eral sharp peo S LES JOI ... OW backf{ruund w 1 Mech ap pie t.o work 4 n1le:. 11 week A " Dial A Ride Ulude company car pro 6-lOpm, Sat 10 2pm or 5 O'EH Dn .. rs V1ded,goodbeoef1U. Call eves6-l0pm Musl be 18 GOOD PAV , GOOD 'Operate modern eqwp· (710556-4671 or over. l>eople who arl' HOURS. GOOD CON meot & door to door ----------.& stable are preferred DI T I 0 N S. M ANY lransp. Cal.JI dnvers h r ELECTRICAL $400 Salary or FRINGE BENEFITS req'd No prior ex per ASSIMILERS Profit Sllarinq FAST GROWlNG COM· Good d PA N Y P R 0 M 0 T E S nPC nvmg rec a Soldering Pl"CMJI OM FROM WITHIN TRAIN mu.'il No Sunday wt1rk SmallShopin WIOCfl EVER 1-· O R T o p Orange Coast Vello~ Costa Mesa YOU PREFER M A NAG E M E N T Cab. 17300 Ml lier C:O Benefits For llllerv1ew <'all afler s TART s · · 1 M . rmann. F Vly SALARY OPEN lpm; 979 3861 M ED I AT EL Y ' ' l>nveri. nt!edt.>d. AM~ PM 64S-66l0 ----K E V H 0 A It 0 mallroom helpers. pre ssroom operators. &t --------~ MACHINISTS truc:k d.nvers. day. night, weekend s h1fls 1n Laguna Niguel Machine tool bui Ide needs general macblD Tius IS an ideal way for for Wlde variety of wor you to supplement your lO dean sbop Short lncome on a permanent I ... rt 1 P/Ume basis No exf:r. on engme a ...... ve l<'a bon&onUll m ills Apply needed. Call or come . al 2795 7 Cabot ltoed lolJllM ....... Ul-0542 Or CaU Branch Ofllce lll-1441 Paul Oozier Inc 30CI() Redhlll Ave. Costa Mesa 556·707 Equal Oppor Emplyr 3-ll abif\ FIT tonly pos1 uoo ava.11> 59 Bed lat' X1nt sal. benef & working cood Bayview Conv. 20SS Thurio . C .M . 6'2·3505 E.0 . E. p e ri e n c e d pr o d supervisor for frec1s1on, me c ha n 1 ca ., ss y Liberal benefit,j include profit shanng. Salary open. Call 714/894·5351 Office Mn&r . Appliance JD lnstrt1ments. IS$42 Service Company n.eeds Cbermcal Ln , H 8 . bri ght. r e1pons1ble ------'----- petsc?O·Pbooe, bookkeep· PROnUPJION mg, typing. exper req'd UV.. 64.2.Q3W Previous appll· TYPIST ca.nu need not apply OFFICE CLERK Part time. day s hill Mwil type 70WJ>m Ell c ellent co mpnn y benef1ta ApPly in person between 9A M &t 6PM Monday thru Friday mulb, 21 vr.1 & ohfrr ,.-----•-iiliilllliiiiiiiii ___ •I GENERAL lo: X P E: R I F. N (; E Maintenance. PT. semi· Ol'ltl app1·arnrwe . .:nod £i ~TRO .... ICS We 'don't "Ive away m :LPFUL WE HAVE IEL[~Thl: retu"ed preferred • APP· dri \'lnl: n•l·orcl < J If ~ ""' "' OUR OWN T RAINING "l<ellYOir1" ly 94th Aero Squ1tdron The Dally P1lol has an 01.AMGE COAST bt•twn 14 5. Mein l"r1 , Mfg company has im turkeys or l'Ukulutors. PROGRAM PUT ON BY ~ Jl80AtrwayA11e opening for a tra111ee as DAILY PILOT 548 2254 me~;1 rull lime openmi.is we give TH~ COUN'tRV'S TOP S E ""V•C e s CM 556-87 Cope Y~f ~~n>IClerk In our 642.5o678 I c.ertronic Chass1i; & () R G AN S /\LE S ~~~~~~~~~I lass1 i.,,. Department 330W BaySt •:!!i~~~ ~~:en1~~s1r~ ~a~littt~~~~::winn~ Free Money bE~P~E F: CA~.Lo A~ 1HSP1CTOI ror~:~e:~ap· ~~ ~~eM~0ha1:Ji: Costa M~a depend11ble &t h11ndy lo1 Aslrembler INTERVIEW ORGAN TllAltiollE Ing. Dependable car & pbonesandotbergeneral F.qualOppor Emplyr Reslaurant BOB'S HOME Of THE llGIOY Im~ operungs 1n our ram1ly restaurant at nearby locations. We re qtAre no previous exper JOUl OW' fneodly team Come see u s tod ay betwttn 2-<pm. CoollT1•ce1 c.~ 9842 Adams SL H B Walhn. Ir W~1~ CookTraiRH• 23952 Aven1da de la Carlotta. Laguna Hills Cool&TroiMet '1311 Edinger Ave . H B W».at.ers & Waitresses Q>Ok TrllUlees. Ca sh1l'r'> 4501 Campus Or . Irvine c..w.rs LME.17lh St .• C.M isll 1tround work and de 3. Flow solder ma<'htne Cleric a l &t llithl in EXCHA NGE. STAN Toleamallpbaaesol in· enthusiasm for indoor c lerical duties Op· Prf&full Umebelp Must IJvery 6 dy week Start operator. dustnal workers we l'ofVNN714/586-7302. speclion, musl pass plants. Expr . helpful portunily fM advance· be available weekday mg salary $4 00 hr Apply 6 Monlbb Expr have JObs for s killed & ---------pb 1 al & b .. 494-0168 meot and excelleet com· momin°" & afternoons Equal Oppor in person 1931Newport Preferred uns k1l1 e d . mal l' or GUAROSWAMnO ir~nce are!c .. f~oa.y~. ---------1 pany benefils. For in· f1u.lbl'r brs Apply in EmplyrM/f~ Blvd C M ~J ~~rnk;~rt~~~iplipon1~ female,Jsh1fts. Full -P /time . 2 yr ly 540-?639. MAl...,.....AHCI ter:Vi~~I: penon at McDonald'hs DRIVER Music bus la " raises 610 E. 17th St. MAM uulce Rdtaurahl, 20362 Beac ~urant Manager As- dnve ownr from Lug Br h 8areu9·8ttry, l~~ Spr· $10 Absolutely Sanla AIUI INSPECTORS for gar· Must h:ive experience rn 6'2·58'11,al.ZI'l Bl. w:a.. . s11tant. must be avail w l. A ore & work lhere~m~g~d~aJ~e~s~·l~. H~un~t~-~B~<'~h~~I l·---------1 meot mfg Exp or will m.a111ta101DJ?. restauraot ~COAST Rea.I Eal.ate Sales Pe eves & wknda. Ex~r re -•194 JIS56 I-FREE GUARDS train. Need ener getic & n•lat•'<l L1'1u1pm,•n1 and DAILY PILOT for small l'IB om~ New q·d . wine lrnowJedg .. B.ICTaOHIC people.496-1291 b ave a w o rk 1 n g mw Bay St &t PT OK Good comm helpful. Plea54! <'1111 for ASSE.MILHS SECURITY IMSTaUCTOIS knowledge of the ele<' Cosla Meea · ~31183 appt , betwn 8 305. Olversifi...,. Work load 10 Bnng Ltus ad m. rt."i:1s1er Hir••TH SP... tnuJ & plumblllg trades ~-·al Op~unity 64>5000ext S20 ni w us & work 40 hri. ~ "' Apply at Orange County ....... as..u irsy•Tll!. rnfJ?. 1nslrumenls Ad tJoeforeNov 30\h Due lo our re<'ent ex· Expanding company ui Restaurant Services, Emp yer _. .. ~!51 llnl-mt DRIVER vanced K anet1cs. 1231 GOOD PAV pansion pro~ram. Wells now interviewing for 2601 OaJmler. Santa Ana SALl:SP~""~ Now at'ceptmg appllt'a Must have l(ood dnv1nl( reC' & valid dnver'> II<' ~\9 2002 Wl..nds 54~ 7:r77 tull time Must be rcha VE1t10En a St .. CM. 646 7165 E o.~ ~-~~~ ~~~~n~yervgi~~;J: happy faces that enjoy 8 AM to s PM. Mon lhru Oil.DB DESI( Wesley N Taylor ~~j1a uons for t he following ble, well J?,roomed Apply .Q_ -NO Jo'EF. "' wor\ing with people. ff Fnday 3J.year old hrm wnu y pc151tions · Lunch & dln· at f.schbach's F1owen. ~~ VktorTetnpof'ari~t for . your are mature. tnm & Exper'd c ustomer owned & oper ated by alS oerfoodservers. hostess. 305 Forei.l Avl', Lll)ilUDa 'ExecSecy/RE toSlZK ..._. .. ~ SS6-8520 lr'TiM/Mewportlch outgoing & want more MANAGER servit'e t o p n o l <'h founder. We are nOl a day&rugbt.cooks day & Bch UUllly Clerk , 700 ,.,.... S.taAM/....,• lhan "a}ob",t'omeln.let Res ident manage r wtfigures. Refs req'd subsidiary. branch or rught,bw.person,day & Person Fnday $800 er.,. 135-2622 Msrtoa/....._ Pk us tram you for a re· Brand new 6-0 unit adull I nine [acllity 4 Day francluse -JUI\ head rugbt. also. P/tune book Recept/Typist $700 Costa Mna Ir HM warding posil.Jon that of. apt complex, C M. cou work week. Co benefits quarters with a round· k~per. Co benefits lJl· Please Call For Appl WhittMt-Arff (HS ad\·ant'cmi.'nt & pie wtth wlfe to work full Call Sharon, for appl the-clock a c<'US t d ude. paid vacation. Men or women 25 yrs or Irvine Personnel Agency 1---------.. xl.nt company beoef1ts. ume 546-9880. maoa1em~nt for as be&lth ins .• employee DllYEttS older. Know lhe coast 488 E 17th, Costa Mesa ~IERAL OFFICE Call TSL Mgml 642 1603 ~~~~~~~~~ s&St.ance at any tame. 0 dist:DUJJt.s. EOE. Apply in , c•ll~. Net $180 a w€'ek or Suite 224 642· 1470 COMTRACTS DEPT I M M E D I A T E Call IOT appt, 879-2350 MA.NAO EM ENT position. PACXERS & MATE RIAL ln·hoose video tape list· persOn at. J . p . Mac· morl'. Orange Coa s t ~~~ 0pEM1 NG S for 9-5 Mon·f'n Wome"• clothing ·•~re p R 0 C ES S 0 RS . ing & ~ales tralnlng pro-Resll• u ra o l . I u 14 2 Yellow Cah, 17300 Ml ---=""'" --Natio na l vocat io n al i I I IMPERIAL SPA INC ..... """ gram f>y Tom Hopkins tS H Herrmann. F ounta in Expandmg shoe company training firm has open· super• sory ••• . Supervisory HP pref. plastics mfgr on ented. tbe fmesl rul eallll Adams. unt1ngt on Valll'Y tNo or Slater has 1mmed1ate opening mg ror bn ght. <'Onsc1en MCWity officers who I N S U L A T I O N So. Coast Plaza, Chns AP P I Y 1 o Per so n training available. We Beach. o et w n N .-wh op e & rorlull ume dnver Good uous. 1ndtv1dua l m our wClllt TOP PAY with a INSTALLERS. fouU time Fa.sh.ions 54S-3688 ,E~bWrkl.8that.edStPlasCtMics, In<' have an opening for 2 ;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Jo:U<'hd l benefits. Call 549·8043. student contracts depart ,...,.cted compmy. 1md. work R1vers1de and 0 "" • .. · • sales persons with en· RESTAU RANT ment Dulles 1111:lude pro Orange C:O 11rea Xlnt MECHANICS P81Dters. knowledgeable thus1asm. character &t Ory cleunt.>ri; llam1lton FAIRICATIOM ccssmgsludentloans.f1l Apply tn person Monday opt for Journeyme n MECH .._.IC lo all aspects of the mtegnty to match OU{ ATTENTION deaners n...,ds counter & F\lll or part time person ing. typing 55 wp m t.o Frid' Y 8~M to 5PM Waites above scale. Xlol A" A trade. At least 7 yrs ex· high slaodards You n Promotional 0 ro··•th IS a ' f C b f HQMEMAIERSI a.~:.embly girl t.:xp pre· Carpentry skills helpCul "' .. at ompany ene lls DESIG .... ER perience Call 642·2928 own pnvale desk &r n • rerrl'd!>b8 3633 _P_h_~-------J?.ood w1th1n our company WB.LS FARGO Ada ms I ns u I a t io n " between8.30AM·4PM part time sales people & we oiler excellent ~1618 Experienced In design o Comnussioo spill up t Del Taco is ('urreotly FACTORY employee benel1ls. App GUARD SERVICES small machined parts fo P A R K I N G L 0 T '10~ klterv1ew by ap· seeking to fill rull and Electrom<:s ELECTRONICS TECHN;CIAN Operungs now avail for ly m person. Br) man 1532W. IN S U L AT r 0 N mecharucal aod electr SWEEPING Mission poinlmentonJy partume.dayshiftopen· hghllng mfr firm Mech Schools, 200 McC:Orm1ck ~.alth INSTALLERS: New t'On· mecharucal assemblies Viejo area Onve lr\K'k Wetiley N Taylor Co lnp.. Variety of positions ability desirable. Wood Ave., Cbsla Mesa fulltrioft, CA str co. in So. Orange Cly ResponsH>le for design. &/or back pad: Exp or Realtors 644 491 a vailable Apply daily l..Jgbtmg, 2031 S.E Mam, OR Gd. co. benefits. exp . layout, and detail Smal will tram P/T or F IT -----------• alter 2PM I u"2901 -_, pref 4!&1832 ... -,an depart-nt pro· Lale night or earlv morn Real Estate rv ......,,. · .. - - -Monday, Tuesday, Wed· UQt ,,... ""' 1 I •G Off J ..... ITO-... • v1des eo v1ronment lo hn 768-5633 Have opeomg for highly Del Taco lmmed1ale openings and FACTORY ·eneral irc I nesday, Thursday, IOA M Full·t"'1·m"e ,.u"'st...,odlans, challenging work assign· ·---------i ~1tbuvtbeateddess1arlees,,.aegaemnt oppo rlun1t1e' in an TR ... 1 ..... E I h•b•tw1ftljabt1 to6PM CLOSED Friday ... ll E II l -"" ... "' ".. T .. ~. __...__ al N~t area. day --e"•ng cnen . xce en wag • ••11~ LOT l bl h d I th ..., • .._... I · ... ...,... ..... nd be f t .,_ d .--~ ·' above avera0 e <'Om t•i. 11 15 <' l'll n e S2 75 hr. raise in 30 days I ..... Y c• ~. 230 W. W--sh1 ts. must be U S. 8 ne 1 5 · ~n re "' 1120s..ipen or A' ()ran"e Cot1nly a irport ...... _.,.. -"'' ~ d L I l ... ---...DAMT m1ss100 with excellent .. 4 day. 40 hr wk. Co pd C'nml' work for us R-217 cit.uen. Good wages, pd ..,ume imme 13 e iy "'''.....,. dfl'd Applica nts t be r 9797660 I Kil . I .... ho"davc&bonUS IDt'en· ad#350.c10Da1lyP1lot. 6 Mosto l yrcuhieror company' Call Al troullleshoot repu1r an ne ats. · _ As :i f' '! serviccN Santa A"o, Ca u ,~ P 0 Bo 1560 C t ~ubli c contact ex per Stellato for appomtment COSTA MEf 1e ~A 20921 MP H UNTING... gnolla Equal r .ON BEACH I · 1 • cmplovt.>t'. your work I lives. Will tram Call · x • os a 1 t 1. ""'"' c.,-,1 tcsl ee<.1ron r !>ystem.'1.f'Ull or pt"lime, young l sl'hedule IN nl•xiblt• StaleLlcNoC-GO~ days ('114)5J2..65M Mesa, CA 9262t. Equal easan persona sty . ......,....,, Recent &n~log a nd ma n wanted, w el l \.·ou wt1rk. aN miit•h EquaJOppEmplyrM/F ()p/po.rtunily Employer. wAep~!"°°med.start$3.34 (,..-~-,l"!"'tf,.,•."l•:1.•~1·.·~ .. ,•ry•}la <lll!ttal expen em•e pre groomed a t 3 antique I and al> oftl'n' 'IN you I JAN1TORIAL type work. M/F. ~E llYI ... "' CO . _ •. !:.! ..• ·._!!_::?;;'.?' I £11' .)pportunity rerred. Please st'nd re· stores 1n Laguna Bch. 1 k · · · . hrs Ul day flellible Sl..75 '" "11: sume to 11,344. e 'o 1'h S a les. cleanup. etc I 'e. I Gulhv<'r 's Restaurant hr to train, immed raise MB>IC•LOFC. 1071 C.•lbeck RealE!Jta te Daily P1lol, PO Box Richard Yeakel Anli· S f' nowhinng. Bookk~per, when t r ained . 17 14 ) ~ .,..,._ 6 90 0 REAL EST TE SALES • ..,.~~ ... .__.__. .. • _.., ~io)rer MI F 1560. <.:oi.ta Mesu. CA. ques. 494.5526 'o0/,?~ c~~ ·~~D I expeneoce<I. foll tune . 646-9780. Mature woman. P/Ume. 44-I couuyA Cl ... L Ir .. RIP!51'Al1R4NT 92626 -an s 1 uv •ml 11 Busboys, lunch & d1oner. ---------495--070:S or 831-7820 Call ...... "' ln(1k ror somelhinl? I Hostess. over 18. d111ner JANITORS· Are you AM Mon thru Fri. Aller-IHDUST1llAL • Ulr IN(. ED Manhattan Beach Wt> are look1nq fo r enlhos1ashc. 01ir11d1ed employees who a re 1111Pres1ed 1n being psrl ol an exc111ng new concept 1n re1a1hng As a member of tho FedMart learn. we o ller you oooonunily for growth. too wages. eiccellent benellls 1nclud1ng t1oso11ah1a1100 insurance '>ICk leave. oa•d holl1days and vacations Open•ngb available 1n the lollooN1ng calegor1es 1n our new soon to open Manhallan B~ach store 1 year eirpe11ence reauirecl • ,_,.a.tr. • J•wftrt • M•tH. ~-• ltKffY"'9 Qrit • Gl"OC"f Cltftle • SKWffy • Mefor .,,._. • Plil-y Ca.rll ~ • Cnllien • S""M/s.o.d ,.,. APPLY IH PllSON TO: FedMcri ElnDloYlft...t Office 1200 M. ~·II•'............... CA tOJ .. pcrmunl'nl App I y Mon -Thurs hooesl, bardworki~ & noons Wed & Friday Part.a Counter Man for U you're l.Jred of selling nr.: I bet wee n 3 s 18482 suc<'essful minded? Call only =~s:.~ta Meea houses anlly I!> not MacArthur Blvd lrv. now! 759-0323or 551-~79 sell t'ommerc1al " In · ., I u• JUSl rnr 'll'<'rctan('!I I . ed1 c al f ront olflce dustrtal properties With " We n 11v(· ovl'r 100 HAllCUTTER JUNIOR MCTeUr)' w/sorne back PART TIME a small loog established . .-• "' d 1 r f c r t' n l I W/following. creaUve at· PROGRAMMER o<fi« experien<'e Must Newport Beach based A· l'lus1'lf1rat1ons or mosphe re . Heady's ~for ~lni FORT.R~N 'bave at least 2 years ex· EYEllMGS company , call Dick ·' ~yo.~·~---~ I )Obs I Ha1rt'Ulling Parlo r app t'&tiOO on trainrng perlenc:e.644·1752 ... Schmidt Ill 640·1700 ror -11111 -P· 67~0808 and e d u c a t I o n a I Adul\a Wltu outatandlng. C'OllfidenUal appt. Su n I•• c i •• ll o •rs I At Kdlv ~·rv1t'(";. • s)'llt.ems. Elllp. with C:Om · MEDICAL RECPT. attractive personalities .._It"' -'" Co • fl I ~".._.,.to• 3-~"I wc t ukc (';1n• 1n Hardwa r e Sales. full puter AutomaUon LSl·2 Allergi.atolfi<'e. Ught typ· who en)oy worklng with """ • a"u'c mpan",.. :f:,itj .. : .v.-... • I rvaluattnl? what I.ind I ume, exper pref'd. Apply helpful Sma 11 growth log. 0All Brenda 530-5890 ktdl. St.art at $3.50 per Rf.:&! EstateSale5 --or' • ._ ••9ltts. of work 11' n>thl for 1 n perso n . c rown company. Top pay based bow'. PbooieM.2·4321 Ext. 11; en w -.0.. ~ tltift Ctt w I yn11 So "<' ftl'l lht' I Hardware, 3107 E . Coast oo exp. and ability. Will M~CrAL ASSGT. Fronl 250. BETW'EEN 4:00-S or, ~ ~ • ~t7 r1,.:ht people m the Hwy, CdM. <'Onsider part lime or 0 ce or busy .P E•P PM. n-cv ~,Weeks I r 1 ~h t Joh., 0 u r I rooonbgbten on a n hour· KJ tlerred. C:Oila Mesa Atll fw Jha / .,.. An y. loolrhM) fof' • 1· u & tom 1• r" Jr l' llardware Salesman, ex· ly wage. a salary or by -,6-98IO Equal Oppartun>'.y I P'..A.-.ING fob wit.. 9ood op· I hnppy. And you'r<' I per, ,Laguna Beach contract. EOE C all ~.4EDICAL FRONT OF· ____ Em_p::...lqy_eer___ W.•C-..-wt.fffea7 happy Lumber . 494 -6538 or $47-SQOlforappl FlCE uu1t be ellper, ..._._ r-- 1 I 540-8267 .. ,_....,. ...... rtty II I mature • br1t1ht lot • •Ab10t.utely .. o J,rlor tf --a.-... = 1- 1 C'all Ke Y toe av I • HOSTESS . KEYPUNCH preaU1Lou1 Np\ Och ptC',T£.tJP '' -. ~ '" ef ,. tnunir.1tc or e xpe ence -.. ftte w&...- A""'-'r Pt·Ume, J nites. 21 yrs K h/k trv. practice. Ben lta. Mon· Mee'Jaa.ry r-· ~ -.. I •. ...,;.:;t. I orover.Ca11648·7418 E=:r:;i!Y eyen-..,. frl,t ..S.644-1035 PflSIN ·~irsooallzed lnstruc· ....t-•Uoc.tlo« 1 L--one •ahdh aaal11.n. MOOHUGKTIHG with a•/ leaat t year n · °r' llEL[~· :t HOTEL L-ook1n11forvarlet..y? ~bfrtoam perlf'mce. preferably :,_~."n>fenional on lht' !ob •Carl's I ~ a~-. HIGHT Youcanhaveyouruckt new·&paper. h cellent .. utto -mmi••l~. CaUKELLYTO°"Y Motel Housekeepers $ cor. ..___,.... A 1 w " s t: Av•<: c ~ AUDIT CLHK da.ue a week t to 2:30 No ~pany ....._..,,.... PP•Y .C olce of top off t'e J I I ~· ';t:w~n 9AM 6 6PM, ll:>c ·~-r * I •OI Do Good oppor tor rt>jlable exp. S3.00 Exp. SJ.2S onday• ... -· .,....d a....,.a;, . .. "'· person w/an apUtooe for IEL[~....... S45·94'11 cor"I Reel uuv .... ay Be )'OUr own bosJ with ll • I Stt. )40 I numbers & eakalator "' M<U.l,C.M. -... ..-.1 -.... T t.opMtthprofesslonalOf' 23002L•efeirfft I "··~~h I skllll. NCR 4200 eqier _....... .... ~ sani&aUon. ..... •••. Dt • ~i .. 1 preferred. Enjoy gOo<I s £Rv•c es Motel n»ld wan~J h.111 OAJLYN,OT 11....&.-110 R-~ ,. _ _. " ) • ~ , fl I time. Kirkwood '1Wot«1l .... ., 561/" "lll'IWll ....-.. -..-a v• I .... =:,,....~ I ~~~~~o~.n :lo n~P/r~ Newport Sch m.1«1 4030 E Coatt H:<fy . CdM. .,w.·e;;Sl. ..,.._...c.. LAfMIHA HIUS NOi.,,~-Person t'I LagNlau•I '3l·OM2 &'7M.520 Co•ta '1•• IJl·IOOl 40..0442 Equel OU,ly EmPJyr L--'";;·:. _ J MARRIOTT HOTIL Eqva10pgor Emplyr cadlllantoQo..Caru Eq\Mll04>JIOl1Uftlt)' ~~~~~/~f~~~~ 900 Newport Ceoter Or Wbtlever the l''ad Ert1ployer The ruttst draw In tht't- \, Have something you wan Newport &ach 1\oll 'f'm off lhe market W to a~ll? Clauified ad.ad Enual Opf"'r KmplyT F1nd wbat tou want in Wllh ac•---lfl-"' '"d "'-··'f'-' ...... ett. .u Dally P ilot fut"t draw In the J=======~~~~-----~~~~~·~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~··-1 I lfled ~ ~n w-~~~~~~·~wffi~Ad CaUTod~y WHL 011 p 1 il woe:u.M2·5678 ""Y1 r 10C. 118 • Cal1 Now '&425e'ltl swp·,..._.pin1fenter .... .,~ .. .a a Y i.ot ======:;::.=========:.L::=:;,;;;:;...,,..;:;==:p:::;::==:::::::;.,~'""~=""=='~===========1=Cl=a~11=~=l=ed=A=d==M2~·~5o.~.;9:t: • s • ' l ,• l " - ("8 CV\tL v P1tn1 Monttr1• No.u n11., 11 '~'" H .. p Wont•d 7100 Appl9MH 10 I 0 MltctlkMeout 1080 OKls:!: Fvm ... ttun & •oa lao11·~ t. 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IHI -.:.__ ,.. ....................... RECEIVING CLERK Mu11t knu,r 1hnrlhund I' .,,. u r.o. l O!llll (' I. 1-: A R A N c lo; reC'l.uun.: !>Wl\t'I ~hair It • I\.~· "1'.t~ HARRISOM'S typ n1 lull \lrtlt' ~..ti f'Y Mme.Ca 8Xal _ BARG AINS Used WETSUIT . O 'NeiJI JIBlr vl'ry J•0tld \'Ondi II ~ ~~ up~o C•ll lur RPPt Ktfnp. w1hn "dryers, animal s kins. large. uon.'comfortoblc. Ullu~ul. 1 .. t:::~ SEA RAY IOATS GU-ml fucbtor, ~ S<-hool vr Best Appl 538 otll __ brand new SU . Also attractive 6oM 2'176. l0«4 'OATJt'G ·~.. 3!01 C"oa:.t Hwy NB \I' t A'°'F IN f''.\~UIQN tSL.'\~I> \ l Wl'OR l Br \Cit ll.1., .i n ciptn111~ n 1b rt•rt•1,1ng 1h•p;,iH m1•11I x 111 to ~ .c.l, \fnn1tuv lhru Ft idu' T • a r h er • A 1 d Boot 11 I a r I( e S 1 O d ii S~/ 1r 1.o 1 ' ~ 'L 63 I 2547 SICaJf.-T C:erllt1t1H'" e>ICP re WMher. dryer, l,fllbwahr. SU Rf'BOARD 6'6'' _a_y ~----.. "'7" ----··----r •umt Ofn'l olflN" & 111J1rfd 15pmll40-8tll0 rt'bll. Roar 1 y r. de ~&eU•'iabw1th 0le111h & N1cedcskigs.Sw1velrlc>"k TH IS tome hoolr It t• t! J>I n ll . • -livered $4G.52l8: 839·7&.."0 .._._ dedc. f111r cond1 chair $35. 2 offac~ cha1ri. h th 83J 3111() Tt.•11cber I 11de. im· W het'I d del ;$Js. S'21>each. small 4 druwcr •S w er!.' f! loeh Soll 9060 ~ mt-dial~ op•nln1 u . ryers. uxe .,....,.,.217 h t•is ,u.,7914 BOAT ACTION IS ••••• ; ••••••••••••••••• i'LEA~l! CA.LL 6 4'-5070 W.,_..dGfl s.cr.+ary/a.cept. 1 ;JOrcJM• 1090 Or Se llmq 1n11 fur IHll(hl 11111f TIAc:MllS S.leetiUJ 11118178 C:C,ast fuH rolls only. lowest ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11art1na 1n11l v1 If u a I Paid Plillltonl an ProlH· Apphance . s.37·2S42 priC\. .. •"fwhereS49·8181 GULBRANSP!N Prr.mll'r(• And tor lhe w1111e-..ant 114"n10oaUty& t11ot Cburcb School Sean25c:ubitl't .. dbl door Organ Like ntiw Co~t •~tt"•1 111 S 1100d phoot-1cchnlque11 LA&Wlll ~ach Suodoya, c:efrig, HarvcttGol(), ii•t• • * • S6200,SellS3000 548577. BOATI NG NEW 'l t.1 ... 1 .c•n •!\'•'"'' , ~p...,1 1 '"'""' f.44 '>OIO , All tJ1~fr 11k-lll• r t'111111'('(1 nnty 4th, ~th & 6\h dispenaer & lee water 10 IH Mitter 40 Upn~t Playe~ & 5000 cti«ll our lranr , An·ut'lle~'1111 l'l•ll84, ittadts C•ll'49930811, mos old .• uke new, two l965Wallace rolls in stock CJrty pr1qr indexdt1ily I\ l; '"' '\,m, ~ 1lo;.t11 , .... MM 44' $871( J ·a4·(;f'27 C.lt·C'aL11IJna Stan Miller Y .chh. (7141 ~ 27S4 (:.tU• 598·1MJ3 --·---·--_ _ __ ·-_ M'nn l"ri. A'Tl'l rnontlnponJy. big for new house. f100 Cost.a Men Player Pianos 801 W r Ii 1' '+j21'; I"•\] -.ftlPHO._.I 646-79l4. VT~~:!~~f BakerSt CM .. "0"90H l_!L~i~·)~!!!!!lr'.~t:!!!\!J~!...J '76Catalma22'.xlnt cond. ~ ~'1 • d•Yf' uvply oul~ 1a. " ........ JTWW 1Ka9'n ..,.. u -.... • ...... • • • • trlr. xtras '5400/besl ofr ,S\l I-:. with nlnl typ1nl( & 1~11 S0UC"l90at W,1s h.-r. Uryer & 01:.h totbe Hammond Concord & -------586 IOIJll H~rAt flA ... I liAR'l 1-.,..DI RS m. SB.O'S W llfo;H' \\J\Jfief~I-'\ •SHOWROOM• wic ,.k1t11 prt-r :? '"" '" "~ \\asher.SIOOt•d ONGBE ... CH Leslle$4950. • -• -----• SAi.ES • Ir gal c:~.P Mart $4 SO ~' 1-:ll~t"Wn~ed Only S.11 646-SMI L " 494.820() DOll.W Howe-Cl C:yrlcJCW I J, bl~ 4t wh1ll· ltt 586-SIDO, Mon thru Daily Piiot. ll11(hul com· lllEATRE FESTIVAL w 1r0utn l h ed twin· WATt-;l\Btl )'\ lllW'S m11111100 pa 1d Your WHIRLPOOL, elec. "OUI TOWM'' S1d9t 1093 ll<l:S Avn 11•11 '"rtrr SIOIXJ ~IH \ l 'lllt.S I ~Il l~ I\>; 111!>-lh\ o\.-.10 H ~ktna tnr •'kP ul•• ·-phc~ at home Over 21. d ryer, U· V ray. $75. starring Eddie Albert at ••••••••••••••••••••••• <.-O'itJ :11t"~J ,,. .. ,.,.,. U'l '18r1 lti11tl1t-'t • I 0 Card Call ff3S.M.53 5:16-720Safter6. I.be Loo& S.ach Conven· , You .tri'lht-winner of Cydone 1::. Rart> rlH> 1-tt '"·£~pd ltl tr1h1Str> 11r• SE£KJ&llY 13PM lion & Entertainment ., TwoFr.elldleh s.111 ,11, 1~ i\:.k1m ,S81A "' "" 1'1-:"" ~t .. ,1t-d 1 ur '" 111 ~ "11 • ~ ''" nd l ll•"' 1:l·1.•~lc-t 111>"" Gru~p '"' ·" .ul ""' ,·hti. .. \'our <ll.t't'-.S houn n .. r .. n "'"" \ .. r' l• lt•phont .art' r1•q In I•• $.lOn ~no "'~ly 1·•11 Ill. "" Hardwick ps stove. good CentM, 300 E. Ocean Bl.. s _._ to th.: 11~1 tu. •l i ht' Bedroom Outatandina opply fvr .an T•• Crt Dlrtd« eond .• wtute 4r chrome l.oftl Beach. .,l.,... LO"'C 8 1:.ACll ---- c;Jl :u7&lor.1Pfd t•fftt ll'fll pl'rwn to iuin Pff Hl!nt Bch. mature. Mjero ray & reg. o~n Cal1642-S678.exl329 KllNG "1~ Tll1'.1\Tffr.Fl::!>1'I V/\l. ·71 Chppf'r M.trin.-..'I our oterin~ d~t (;(Nd n.-KJJC>n, OVl' 2J. Fti & Sat Makeolfef'. 673-3420 toclaun your t1ckeu. 'Y \ "OUR TOWH" Xlnt rf)ftd trlr xtr .. SAL!S/Troitltfl IYPlOI & effir1rru')' 'II.tits ~y. '4·L0pm. $2 7~ br Freezer. 23 cub ft. 500 lb * • * !itarnnit 1-;drllto i\llwrt al ~~ MO 21195 _ 1-:yl IPMt:NTSAl.t~ iequJted Apply ~-~m CaUSaUy.~ c apacity Wa rranty. H d l'l '\. 'f<.'.'1 Uw Lonie Beach Conven Hobie 14. aood rond n1•v. itl t"Vo1pany, C>T11npe Co Nr.?!~ .. ~lon thru l'ri, To~.T·ruck Drivers ex 646-1176. Mlllling boxardes. eavy fu· • " t1on & l'.nt~rtJ1nmeont trlr. new n~i:1n14, "''"" 1.r'"'· uh 1 mllJor l rand ... ""'"'" -1 ty cardbo : Ideal or S El.L • E~I Qinter. :.JU i:: Oct!dn Bl rudder ,_ tramp Mu:.t otf1~r "''J.IY•nl( !>)''.'>It ms MAIRIOn per d. Top pay. App Y malling Chrl.stmas pkgs. Lon~ &-.il·h ,,.i1, StOOO 494 t;(i:ri •1,.m 1pm h 'r'Vll'..,_,'t "'I'll !th•rul a' Wfo~1'<'l l t-l- lt~p1uwly kt<1oullr• (~ lbl1 W~td1(1, M l' .!.l/'J Nrwpurt I~ u·b W al l tr Jan hq1h lv C&W T o wing, 740 8 .a-a-IOZO CompkUmaiU11gk1tsor TR \IH-: '1-.'1 CallM.Z5':78.e•lJ2!1 --- m ••t '' atert i\l\d m m HOTB.. Otum Way, C M". 642·125! :;:r.;::••••••••••••••• individual boxes avail in It 1-.~T 'E:\1 to claim yourtirl.ct.:.. Hobie 14. xlnt conrl H .. 1 JW'l ll1vt' 1nd1v1' (M <1 OOONev.lport~nt~r Or Tra1Mes, Ladies we have Ughtwelgbt English 10. 8 sn~es. rrom 4" to Ill" • * • tn~ eqwp. trlr & xtr. <.u1u .s.ilary + uutn t Equal E l oppor1unun ava a e spd bike_.. 8!9-4 a 1 ers; 74l·S52·344J · 9am· this column c·Jll Wantf'd. :-;.1m lnK up lO "5 · .-----t •• ~r 1101;1llon 1n sales Ne~~"' h 6 1 · 11 bl ·-903 1 cubes. To Order call Box· To pl art• your ,111 111 --Sl500 64-4--016.1 li0n11& tr , ou un!irrstand / F mil yr tn 6 marketing areas. full lOA.M 6 p m W e d e l i v e r knot.-. 1·011111h•ll' dt><' un· lcMlh. Sltpt/ Ul.il the i.~rel to suct:est11l~~~~~~~~~~I tfroar~!.l!~.a~~a~: Cats 1035 anywhere. 642·567X 1t Jl ~ t 11. \olt n•rnio: for Doc.ks 9070 h • k d ....... " t ·' LDU:'I~•... un1n11 .,,. tit-"' ~ •••••••••••••••• ... •• • • • • ---------... lS 8111 wor · "''-11 1°'1 ~1176. ••••-•••••••••••••••••CARPET. Blue-Ukenew t-'" .,...,. -- 1)31 0611l c>r 7::,;! :1118 RE'fAU. H!i..P FfLL THAT CHRl!tTMAS STOCICIMG •SAW• •STOCk• !ida,!1792333 *Secretaries* Trut>.k driver & yard to go, cute & playful. 631.J.304&642-0563 4 J Ld ; eqm,.-.t 9030 VACfllewpol"646--0551 C'allf °lPYlng Prod Leg J/R p, iuos ma 1 n ten an c e for purebred. no pape r s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30. BOAT SLIP Tnnu.J .. ut S"'L.,S E a p'' llF r ch emical t oilet co 548-4957 dys, 750-6747 CARPET CLEANING.._ ... Se •Machin<' >.l'Tra1I ull"IJndt•maxle lsta--'. HH. A•all .. b1• A ~ mployf!rs 3Y A ee., 646-2700 eves. EQU Ip M ENT. Haid mvu.ier wing " , nu US 000.SSO 000 Liz Remders Agenr y $SO. trailer. Ii ' 1·h1mnel. odJ wt ~. b36-8864 Wathi.nSyri.u\~our 4020Birch St,Ste104 'fyp11t Wanted Full lime hgt 8040 Shampooer . Treewax S48·5956 aft4pm whtt·h. ,11rc<.' br<ik~-. , ---- uwnl1U1urance8us NewparlBtach,833-8190 position in our typing ....................... ~:~'f.J cleaner UOO C--rii Gooch 8094 ~~Hl Wtll t r.tdt 2078 U~~~I! r:re~~ .. ~'Jbc,:'t1 •Part-Ume to .wlart Call For Appt/ E<1tab '64 dept. r.fon lhru Fri. Xlnt Yor1tshire Terrier pups ..,.-IDCJ Pl;accnli.1 Ave. C :-d r .• 1• ". 675 ..,..,,., •PIX• t-"Ull Jnd pdrt llmt• :"-11.'d l f)l'()ple 1mmed a \J al 10 work 1n l>euuL1ru1 Fus.h1on Island ap11ly 1n µerion. E 0 f: ~~~~~~~~~-i rto.n d& 9 ••••••••••••••••••••••• --~ te'V~ n1uo •f\lllQ>mmiss1uns _ wo gooo company champ blood lines. tiny. Probat.eSale Membersh1p W ETSUIT O 'N I loots.Power 904'0 --·----·F'r~trainmg program SECAETARY $I OOO benefit.a. Apply in persun s hots, lib stud ser v ID Mesa Verde Co Club . · · e J ••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED. need 40· bo.11 •OrangeCoul'lty()(lictts Penny1aver . 1660 ~5649 Best offer Contact animal skins. largt'. :.lipbyDec 1 Eve Appls Call Now Xlnt spot walling for PlacenllaAve. C.M. Aarons & AMOOl Inc At· brand new $65 Als o 67s.7553 THEIROADWAY NEWPORT Fan. 1 c;..-per;ionable indlv w/mod Beautiful Lhasa Apso to i F.8taLe546-6604 b oot s . I a r g e.. G -~Banks n M-. -r typm~ & SH. Bldcpg exp Waitresses. exper .• day & puppies. AKC reg., male rney or $10.SURFBOARD. 6'6" ra.~ 60' Slip Availdbfe JOE CONNERS & ab.Oily to ha ndle lots of nlte shlf't. Mr. D's Coffee & female, 968-8088. Brunswick Snooker pool Rocket Fish with l~ash & &tn Wha14!'r Sc!a<'rdft ror 40 to 60' Power boal m Centrn~~~TI40 public contact a mus'; Shop, 30501!:. Coast Hwy. r-rm. Short h~·r upp1es. lbl, perfect cond w/wood astro deck. (lllr rond1Lion !:>tan ')hlltr Ya<'bts . exchange for use or ~Jl Great boss xlnt hens. cari CdM. U"IO ptng.pong'cover~ 135. 1213 > 598 9433 w slup;ier Conlact "M .an Coast.al Pel'sonnel Agen 6wk:so&d u . 646-7217 1'il4 •iM6·27~ Annebi3-l22l blwn \I J n; RmlU!D PERSOM S A NT A HF! LP ER S cy. ~. 2790 Harbor WAITRESS, ellJ)fr'd, 1m-IM6--5793 Tez.un., membership, Hun --5 Part lime ;am 11am. to needed from Nov 24· CM me di ate open 1 n g. Cb tlngton Seaclirf T C WANTED ·------- t!mpty waste baskt-L-; & Dec 24 for our Santa ALLJOBSPREE graveyd shift. pd vaca· ~xer Puppies a ml:: Family, SSOO Best club SHOTGUN \lr~nred Co·own1•r for S2' loah.Speed& other s imilar main photo co nces sion at ----------t1on, good Upg . Taylor's siredS200&up-. Alls 1n Orange Cnty. Call 545·2U83 C.1lns 2JJ 441l!"i641S cvCb saci 9088 lt>nence dut1c~. '" re L:>jt\Jn.:i llills Shopping Re .. taurant, Redhill & &ears. 9&2-803l TI4/644-4111 days. --c11·21J144S.576J •••••••••••••••••••••· 1~wred C'.lllforint1:n·1ew e~r?1~,~~;r~alr~ar:: SECURITY Sant.aAoaf'wy.Tuslin. 9 wk Iris h Seuer pups, 140 Jal. aquanum. fully ~ 24· R~uwll ·n S3100 l':t"h t'i' Gla ssp a r . ~o h1· ·•PPt. Integrated Uala IOAM'1PM need apply MAR•lbr1'MO~ Warehouse person for AKC. shots. wormed, eqwpped,$400 Ca ll,rt s. +.,,surn.1 hl\' luJ n of 1-;,inrud\-. m u"t ••I t4>11> , C.M !>-all liOHO Vf<· wall train & furnish We are seeking a reh~hle lighting dst rbr Ship· champ llne11 962·5829_ 7~ 6760 I S.1l!llJ o\9:.! 2fi.J'i SI • I :.o, b ,. "I "f I,.' R ... 'S & LYN'S Yt'"l & s hort J>k irt per<M>n to work nex1ble ping. receiving & de· Red Doberman, Fem .. tl NEW SA"'"' UL a .... \ -770·~- HN':. & LVN's. operuni:" 714'C3J·7524 be_t._9_·5 or secunty expcnenrE Salary d ndmg 00 ex· ~-r • proved. es1gn or i,m ,,,,~ '-" ~ Ff\ S\'1.in lc.w t.r .. twin J4'Glas.-;Ski Boal ~ hour.>. Luw e.nforcemenl l 1 veNes~n our van. """'old champion sired. dr c •• ed f P .IAH ~'-.1\. l ""J ''i7 Scaray :io· on AM & PM shaft:., ru ll SAMY AS helpful Enjoy jtood com penenre .3353 -· 968-3753 business. Pd $6000, will CHOO CHOO CHOOSE ): .a '. p I'. $ .i 4 . l• u u 75 hp 1-:vmrudt' lime ur part lime G111wl p•ny bene fits. apply -Frffto Yau 8045 seU for $2500. lnqwre , your gifts from the Daily ZlJ :m ti45!lev11-. -_!!2SO 96::_ ~.I>' :.tarting s .i l ary. xl11t We need Santas from Mon/Fri , 9am·Noon, Warebou!Seman : lnsula· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 714·540-8101 P1lotCHRlSTMi\S GIF'T IX' Wood ·rd s kiff 50hp ~il'a~~~i~sco:,P~~<'~•lt;~t N•>V Z4 De<' 2•1 al Personnel tJoo contra~or m L H .. Cutepvppy,free.German LAHTICICETS TRAIN' Eve!') .Wt'<ino John .. '1-0nw:nrc trlr.' boal T~atio" 466 t-iae!lhlp Kd. NH ~~:un~ell}~~n~:~P~~~~ llOON{.-wport~nterDr gd.t'o.benefits.495·1832 Sh~aux.8 wks old. DY day begmnmJ.: Nov .l'•th ''uv 1•r , t·o m p J :."l. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642-ll044 tumes. 71416337524 bet NewportBe.ach Wet Suit Mfl(. needs cut-897·7029 S3&·9SOO Lhru Dec. IOlh C.tll rathomt'lt'r. Mor-.e con Ain:raft 9 (\C 9 5 Equal Oppor Emplyr ter. Exp> prer. but will . SALE' R~liner. coueh, 00·5678 trob ~ 499 34SI •••••••••••••••••••••• RotiWe's Rog & Mop M/ F tram right person. Apply 3 kilt~. 2 whrte. 1 grey blk/wbt TV. coffee tbls. fV Roel~ .--. --1967 Cessna IT.?. rac:Jw~. Wome ft needl'd for 10,rrsoo 837 W. 18th, longhair.9wks.Havelst t>o11sprtog &rmatts,31rg HsR.Shreo 8098 .!! Chns . 7J. lnbd t•ng_ tran)lponder. IFR equip Hou•ecleanlng S•r\ _ C:: c sbot.s.SSJ -1381 d I isc ~•ess 0 niter. 1mlll<J c. $I'' 500 b L ff· ,. " r-i SECY l/Sl'ENO_ l·--·----•••.tf-w~-ihlre ressers. ~~~· m ••••••••C•RO•••WN••••••••••• $6u50 5'18·~ ... or es o er 5'48-07.$7 -a•ftlP.8 ltem-1-211-....---_ ~ -----I A'"""'"~ Vanety of duties. typlnll • -· --• ,_.., --------Sell" .... T ·.,.r Y"1.I \ & SH reqd. Some per'lon WOID ••••••• ••••• •• ••••••••• 8' sofa. dtning tabl + 24 RENT A TV FIXER UPPER Ca~ SGe/ CASH CARD IAI "'A l"V nel work. Irvine Call PlOCESSOftS chairs. metal desk w, Sportfisltieq loot Rent 9 120 ILJ.h earninai; ta ti '''' '-""'" ~ S4&l7639 E 0 E of Orange County. Kelly **I IUY * * Side stand. copy machine 2 H • p 0 w t' r h ,1 a t •••••••••••••• ••• ••••• • Mr Crumptnn 9SS Ca"h Sc-h"flulr vnur Chn~tmas wants to help. KEL-LY Good used Furniture & &i l1lUfC it.ems. 646-1176 LOW AS w fl) tir HI R '";:J I! l' y Older camper 4.-.afe. w , ~hoppan.: :.tcprs with the Servire Slat!on Allen SERVICE CAN HELP Annliance&-OR I will $10. fri40. slf"t'~ I Wood hull m lrul·k $150 StoH f. Sal~ U 8 ' I Y p I I '' t 1' dant , exper d Oay & y 0 U p U T y 0 UR se"UorSELLfor You Free delivery'" arf'.i i:ovd ronrl & t'nll com refnfl 640-Z'IOO ('l)~SIDl:HTJllF ilun 'Ii ~, IS T MAS (,1 ... ·1· 1-:ves Full&pltmw Ap S LLS OWORK WL' )5 9 0 pl•t •tv r"t>tl "'"eds ----Ly t'ML'> 15' I<, tlwd . n. 1 1 RAJ~ -r ply. Shell Station. 17th & C ~LL TT .. TE Mr~ MASTBtS AUCTION Offlu Ftw Hilwe & l 7 I 4 4 •7 24 h r·;~ ht "'~ r It. m; n ll ~ Motarcyclu/ lhls uppottun1tv rrir htl'n CALL NOW Jrvlne. NB. PO ki\ Ry.. w 0 R K 646-1616 & 833-9625 EqllptN..t 8085 Beautif~ 25 .. color TV ~I rarpi-ntrv ran"1Hl'pa1r Scooten 9150 •nromr, ,,.,·urall 1 '1 h 642·5678 Se · THAT MEANS A ----------•••••••••• .. ••••••.•.•••••• yr ·~ty. fr~ dcl. tl'"' & n•·Y. Y.tn ni: Owm•r I!>•••••••••••••••••••••• honUSl':> Jn<1 bt rH•fll:. 1:1 _ __ l'VICe Cashier, exp nee ..... .... ~ ~ 1 _,, , ... 1 1 'SKY . XI ... 1 I'. LEX I BL~ WORK , nrn."G SALE 7 WaJ. 60 & .72 desks 646-1786 not lllnuY .., 1•r l!••llr in , li. ~3 125 .. . l' o' 1 u M l' "1 •1 1 r '' '1 Setrl'tary S~~fYmaonpeCnhevrol"t Co. SCHEDULE THAT t'JTS ...v<>u, with exec. swiv. chairs. d s dl'pth f11uier & brand 1·ond. very rar.t. .:ond ll <'tt ll rdl<'S'> O ''' Ntwp0rt beach law of """ ~ YOURLJFF. Wat.erbed,$325.Modem Allo si~chairs. Excep-JBL Speakers Model new :: way fro rndao & tire~., rn.1ny extra:. S4 . .i PN•~nce , wrill• C Q. fi("e ni>e-ds expenenced lllOOE.Chapm.an P:iid vacations . roll top desk. Sl65· tiooaJ bttys while they l,.100,6mos new.$530 pr RUF IW~t oH\•r over or be~t o ffer. C..i!! Pate. T l'x&o; Rd111c r:, ~t·rf'lary wl l!ood typing Orange,633-~1 1 Lam~, 2 for $35. 011 last!8J3.97&1Slo$ 7J144Sl aft 4 PM $4000 CallS4f>300b 646 .. 7896 f'orp • Bo x 711 , Ft sktll!;. Will tra1n on IBM Ask for Mrs Hamtlton or a.utomat c Increases & painll.ngS. $10-SSO. Or bsl ___ _ - -- _ Worth. Tx 76101 ma~ card/ A. Send re-Bob Gray top ~!it Kelly Today ofrs on any. 642-7322. SALES su me to. A Law Coryora-S&VICE MAHAGIR Bel Velvet couch, lov twn. 610 NPwport Cent.er , ff bl d bl Fm~Clc<.i.:-1>r.•tz.!O NB.9'~ Scht>dullng & d111 -IEL[~··ir1-eseat,co ee l .en t . ""'~ · patchlnd o r •ervlce $600 Lthr rouch. hJVl' Thl· fh''ilr: --"' " !Of:? for S:lll'S pNsor.m•t. SECRET ARY /Exec ~echmclans. Cull time. fr· ~~.~\m~ arb'r S..'Sii·a~·ot::. Xlnt !.al t... bonus polu·y ~ Skilled in corporate busi-mge benefits. &45·7040 t. i: "'v 'c a 16 fereoce tbl, 10 ch rs $300 hl.Jerul di:.count. i\11 :1 nPss oHicc function~. ServiceSletion personnel. Newport Beach 833 1441 All in xlnt cond. Call :>tore s <:all 1.1nda A.ble l<? perform efh· maleor fe m. Full&pt· La~uaaNt1uel 831--0642 833-.(8;0or558·9222 .,.,, tv•i 1 c 1 · c1tntly lll fast pace pro· •• · · ual nnnnr Emplyr ---------f>'<V"'VV---~n ervaew res,,:ona l atmosphere. umt>. No ~charuca. AP· 'ZG ~atlt . Pecan cbina ~I Good app earance + ply 2A90 l';u r Vlew. C.M I~~~~~~~~~~ rabinet It credenza with • cs LOV f; PEOPu·~ t<'lephone voice es~n· Seoe Mr 8ott.8 WOIUC AT HOME silv{'f'drawer. 498·~14 Ila"~ some s o In o r llal. Call for interview Serv Sta Help needed 1m PboneNk!s, Ught bulbs merl1cal back 1tround? 7317071 me<I Full or pit Apply Call ~5220 Couch, loveseat, 2 end 990 E Cs II N a tables. coffee table. $300 Otmo ns tr<tle fac e &.S ECRF.TARY I ADMIN t wy, ' · WORKERS b 1 °"act1call•n•w.997...,97 body !Tiii aJ!t'r m prt>· · in c em1ca ,.. • ,, .. ...,, ~-. • ASST.Comm'lreal RE SEWING MA C HINE refinery $3 75 to start <Orangel st1gc dept. :.lures C'?m ftn&n~ f 0 1rm seeks top OPER. Exp for small mgh Sc.hi chemistry ~ __ -....:;. _____ _ m I ss ' on l~Cl l e n I ~ a I notch sec-y. Req xlnt typ· mtg. pleasant oond. plen· work t'xper w /ch em GGrep ScM 1055 s.2 000 +. l)v t;hn Slm~~ :s I II g 7 5wp m + . s I H . ty or work. Guaranteed helpful E 0 E 549·3281 ••••••••••••••••••••••• !ilart imr~·ch.tll'I~. < Jll knowledge of R . F, earnings. Ca II Gin a · • · · Moving Sale, everylhl.nR Dawn,ZIJ 38! ;roo., __ termuW>logypref'd Mwl ~ X·RAY TECH. Part time must go. Ant1q ues, S/\LJo:SPEOl't.f: be rec;pon. & work wtmm . . . g to JO houn per week. f~rmture. tools. ap. Chrt !.Linas ht•lp -supervis ion. For apptSbtpp1n g 4'.Dehver y Orthopedic off1c~ plianca66J-2A67. Mervyn's Is now t<ilcml! call4-6prn.833-2462. e_~k. fbull time. eNx~ Fas hion Island N .B. a.a~-1060 • m:.apful ut not nee. ~ 640-4940 ~ a,iphl·utions for Ptt sale:-. good driv ing record · . ••••••••••••••••••••••• & ~tockh.d:.iylmw . t•vc!.I & SECRETARY Contact 9ue or Doug at Yard Man rental center Thrbrd 7 yr Geld 16 2 H. wknd s irts avail i\ppl:, Johnson & J o hn son ~178'1. tlas =· s for 2 men, bay. Xlnthunter-jumper, ~t ,9tllwl Adoms J\vc.,. II. 'A .-...... no-..-41 bel·pful, ~117 eves n t n I Oa m m <!<:al:..11 C·He D!vi111on, of·1•-mll-------1 """"""' .. ""'II E o F. "'v fers skilled IHH.:retanal STAllEHAMD neat bandwrillng nee. Reg. Appaloosa. 9 yr,,, ..=__ " --lnlcnt a rbollenginii a nd Weekdly ocr. Wfll train. very gentle. x In I SALES P/T rlivcrsifk'<i posit10n in 1ls EQoestrian Center 1938Newpon Blvd, C M plcaaure horse. S500 or ltel(U"'81 Sales Office. G eneT8 I 18 bor bac k· best offer. -494-6037 Offer charge acrounti; in 1 ground, some ltnowled~e ~M dept stores ne.tr your 1 you are 8 self-starter. or r anch e quipment ....................... MacW..1.-, bm. $3-$5 ,....r hr \'omm, retlOW'Ceful, can handle c._;_,. al ... ,.... h 8 0 ..,,. your work load w1"th ..,....""& 8 ary -·'" r. Alllvm1 0 5' ••••••••••••••••••••••• flexible brs. Wu train A...Ju ,.... -.. & " Di L n-..--v mmimum supervisiol'I .,.,..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• '""" tu> Ca r-.,,.... fry (714 1~9795 --andbaveexcellent~kllls, TMlllYIMECO good cond. Can be sf'en Salflfiperson. aggressive, Uus po&ition will give you Um Ca melback Antiq\ae Music Boxes! at Charles Printing Co. µos1live otlllude Full M un oPPortunity to utilne fl'"VtM 644·9C>10 Slotihchiltff! Clocks! s:.I W 19th Sl. C.M. Call p 'l. Exper or w:ll trs1n. your abilities to the KUGSSELECTION _8'&...a70 ________ _ Apply m person. ~tan foUest. se.Gt .__1 ....nc-Miecel•n•• 1080 dard Shoe Store. CM. We offer an excellent .....,.... • sor wee.-ill ..................... .. 30775. Bnstol i.Larti.ng salary plus rr-MT'-....,. ....... -----inP,ebenentspaekage. tlanP....._ O.,.w.d.thnaSal a.u.GAGITAG-S Jn1erosted app.lJCJIJlt., Rte as head or ~k. '4 s>eT" from 1our busines~ card &ilrs f>N>ple. El Toro p it . inv1too to send resumo. hr. Contact Ltnda at l8GIKieUenn1. Irv. Send one card ror earh oys. evt-s . wk nd!> mcludJnr. salary blst.ol')' INflOOlltotlnterttiew. (714 )754-1777 tag pit.IS one spare We $2.7Slhr . n_o_1_:;o_s ___ M:i reqwrenlt"11ts to return per manently Si\LE.'iP<:'RSON J Oru'111iON &JOHNSON STUDENT Frenc~Orien&.al rua. wtlOI seated attractive tag & R •1 "' 6GOtlewportC4l.nter Or For .netrn. "'a rl·tline blend, 11 X 14', •s·ts strap, meriin" airline . " . rornr~'l .,.... ...nr N rt 8 h T P' • " 1810 Ne vport Blvd. ..,_.e ._., •1YPO c employment; deliveries, Frett1!h B•ffet woqd l.D. requiremtl'its. Pr•· Col4uaMco EqualQpporEmployer blue printing , for clart aet cue. Sl2~. vent loss & theft ! For a ---------~~~~~~~~~ -..1-chltectural ofttce. ~ jMe goUt mntd. penooaliied tar enclose Sa1e11 51t.r11t••y Muslhavecar. Nocxper. tn X .it MM,$1~. ml.le. wallpa_J"r, fabric or Wallpapers To Go. A sub· """. -oeo.s.•lrvtne. 979-5120 ii.H'S, -. i8lf'110.'1335 ''Day Glo" paper Is we sJdiary of Genera l MtJls ~ lypmg 11~1.s. ~rk ·u ba k & · has an immed. operiing vaned. Electroruc:11 f1rm. SWSTDUTE evn. ~ Oc t tnm yo~~ for fuJJ time & part time ADV AN<;El> KI.NETICS. 'TllACMHS ~· ba~ to ~ac'l. two car..., ~ales pnt1. at our Costa 123 1 Victoria, C M. WANTEI>-~Uled ft•IC: PRICP!S: .Metia a~re l:. Ant1hdm 646-7165 tubltitute IMC fot $ • S2CllOr3/$5 career opt. :\vallable.t~ARY C0l1'Prehenet•e h l(ll AoE~ \ 4/StaaaSUOea. Decore~ln11 and/or sales. schools, grades t ·l!. -~lt•,.••tl.50ea. •~.-" ....r.lr.ce hcl~ful In We are Jooklng for a ,.... t lid CA ,V\O' ...._ ~ ... ", .. at 2300 llurbor brt"ht, expl.'rlenced .. ua pouesa ·va 10orrnoreSl.'40ea. ... • " oral.entia Short tum ...,. · SalelTuJoch.tded lvc1. Between lO and .t &ec.rcury to Wotk in our $38/day. Iona te rm 9cheduleyaurCtlriJtmas NOCA:tD? &t;.6U58 --:rYc~•rlr.~'rb'e d:!, ... ~r s:iot.i.y. !J'o eppty for In m stoPI wtth the Draw )'OUr wn or aend SA1l5 "/TIME '°""rule. f~t L1pat. havr i.rvle.v. pletH "ubmU J~ QUUSl'MAS n111nc, add,.eH, phone & Uousewtves, ured ""tn1 ~ood grammar and an re11urnt In person to TWHI For htlp we'll fTiltke one card per nt>nr)'? Earn S"OO wet!; ae>fttloldo for h«bt. ~ HuoUniton Boch Union ln J)lecull your ad. c•U t.q.. Add !St each ly s how inf fnmt'd , k :mia Nonaino~•r.ino HhJh School 015tr1ct. a.nAdVltoratM2.s678 ae.i checkormone1 or • 1 l t•ntauits pleaae v a ll $2011tt>lta Ave .. H.U. 0. SI i ... _ ; 1 *rto: or1g1n~ o po in toR• · ()t ~a ll 99~.8711 tor ot BC•»1.1tlf at.a Gil ass --PltMm,.. from ~19, tbru part) frs D.ivlA weekdays wln ow1 .RoJI A Top ~-· .. _.. 10 d 11 I fl.IJ'thetl~Uon ' • . • P 0. Boll I ...... pion. no Investment ...... -.•"""1 an orap. Little Duu. olhers ,_, T~rT')'.631-2401 pol.nura111t6U·ll26 ~ant Ads CallGU·~B lm-5218 C.taw ... ea .... 8078 -----• • • .l. # \ All Aboard For Our Christmas ·Gift Train! An eaty way to sell your Chrialmaa Gitt items A special Dally Pilot gift guide will app@ar overy Wednesday from Nov. 15 thru Dec. 13 -In plenty of time for more than 108,000 N•ders all along lhe Orange Coast to buy your gift Item•. To place yoor Hollctoy gift lt"ms on our GIFT TRAIN PAGE Call a Dally Piiot ChriatmH Ad·vlur CALL TODAY -642-5678 Your credtt ta good with us, or charge your gUt ad to your Maatercharge or BankAmerlcard. 842·5-Si8 . . ' . ' ' . ' ' ' ' s t 1t 0 .. a ii, .s ... ,,, n ('(I 1 o n ' .. :all ulo. One >nd 974 . ... e nu . ;, lilt .1975 Vt!sf peed . $975. -- I t. I' f i I t J I ,1 I 'Trska '560 v.. ~ U 70 ........ w .... d "''o ... W.+ed 9590 Aaltot. IMported 'I So ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Monday. November 13, 1978 OAILV PILOf 7 '-C HIYIOL..... •• • • ::;~·W1• • •l•L• ·.·u· •Y•• ••• C't-11-'7" S'r""'A"o •.-..l..-972 •·..&01. Im po ............ •••••••••••••••••••••··~t'ht•\roll'll.\Nl'lckuµ • 11:1 ,,...~ ,., .. v, '""' v-... ..., ..-.-AMlol.UMd A.rhK,fl•~ ... Suiulu RM 1~r1 hl-1 nn• wuh <:to:M TOP ah'"ll SUlflll VAM YOUI DATSUH from pnva~ pany ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• nenrr11cro M5t>bat•1fr Ne~bf'ak~6 ithocb In Aut omallr AM t-•M l'AJot•ottORNOT ~2083 "We nffdto buy clean l.....tt 975 C.•ac '9915Con.... 9932 646-2276 rxrl'lll'nl mrt•h•n1c-ial alt'n'o tapir p~r ~h·.-r TOP DOLLil Oal.llun used c•rs" •••••••••••••••••.••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ~~ '~~":,~:'" ~·~~.ll~~\ !·~\1 fitY J".o;4; ~~·.j ~.!>.,~ \k11u~:. "l'~•;1 FO• TOr C Aa S ~.'!'!f ~.'!~....... I Wiii t>ay Top Dollar I TIS~UDllCV~ ~UR ·~8s t<:rv1t>~~er'. w~: t :1~'1~~ ~ ti7:t,;;,: '4111 Jtib7 trol, pop tw roof 11u\ cawu• 9701 111oA -brown. 112,700 Pvt ply T! -· ton F1>rrl Pll'k·UP ••• t aok'. r ll 1 0 mia ••••••••••••••••••••••• OF THE YIA.ll 0 Call art 6 or wkndi. Mot.,-1--"'/H-.St '• Sale/16 l .. m I'~ r "fll 1 '"ti. ii Ir wht!t!.11 6 lu~I rn11t .. , l ll' 2M~ llA R BOR HI. VU Good uiveotory In ~tock (213)376-2147 ,..._ orete t (<1nd 1ruut' 1·onlrol 11937~~r ·~7 Hurrywhtlelheylast ' •••••••••••••••••••••• t>ni1n11I uwner, S~. $5477 J.. WE BUY 540-6410 540-021 l MllAClE • CHllJ• 99ll ''7 l ~ tns 7c~ '74 110 2dr cpe. Stereo. MAZDA/RIMAULT ~ eo..ty't •••••••••••••••••••• • • • L..aa.y Metort.onw '74 Maida p U W/C'ampe,r ClUH CMS VIQYI root. Perfect cond. 2150 Harbor Blvd. ~·Ce...... ·~ ~7~1:;u~~d~~~~· 1':U11>' ulf C'ontijin .. d Pert-I ll tltH, ma1a. • TaUC•S S22()().54l:lW/S5l·328'7 COSTA MESA • fer. 213-425-7~1 ask for <•t<r~:it.or, 2 air 1110J1 AM IP''4 8 track 1ter AU. ABOARD tor the '79 Oauun 280 ZX 2+2 645-5700 --cH .. ~E R1chardAthey. ~~':!n~ J':f :11 ,1 t: $3000, ..,. cTtw COMN'Ell Dally Piiot CHRISTMAS Cuatom pucka ae . Prv r-v" ,,_ \M t'lihletoutar .. l1kc•"7I F~ C°l•UM!'r •PGk• Git•T Tl<AIN !!! For P\yMualSell96S.-ie aolhac.yc. 975 ORLIA.SE One owner, '72 Cougur XR7 ; white & navy Loaded! 8 /offer. 675 5613 llt'~ Urw It~· ''"•• ..,hla. •h••tl '"" .. lit'. itlnt -CHEVROLET more tnlornwlioo aod lo '67 SSS. s uper clean. ~Int ••••••••••••••••••••••• YOUI MIW tou numtC'OU• tu ri.1•0 t"1nd, mu..~• -.·II 661·6ll'7,. Chev ~ T IU n -•l•rbor8lvd place~ourad calla COlld,$fll5.ask for JeCf or #!DEALER IN USA 1979· tloo VM'Y. Vflt)' ' 1 .... n °' 4.illS ., y on ........, CHR1ST?_?2AS·567A8D· VISOR Judy. eve!\. 552·3244. . ROY . . . C "'DI• • "'C Luuk at U111 onf" th·lu11~~ 25,000 ml nf'w I trc>a, (;(l~'TA MESA ~ A ~ vout>uy1l'al1Trunw111at 71 Chf'~) l 10 ,·11m1N"r CullomUood .~VHNlk 546-IZOO 1976 Datsun P ickup , ~CARVER .._.OW'. ·74 XR7 Clean. loaded. Must sacrifice' 631-2683 THEODOltl • ~Pfrlal 4:-,..i "" auto. 13'00. 17~ f'arll /\¥t 30.000 miles. Air Con 1""111 • 11 ~ ,. r ., d ., 1 r 1 m • Balboa l1land Ill• 13~ Wt; l'AY TOP 001,L.AR At9dl 9707 d/rad10 1 Owner $3.000 ROLLS-ROYCE • 9940 ROBINS Mll'b•hni. 1tti•r t~ Jlln4 wkdys bdoN 3 W 11fl FQll rot>USWt.'AtlS ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lie 10117199. 642·4321. ll'OJ•mboro antP._. 8 ~ ,, to'OJU lliN. OOMESTI<.: '70 lOOLS, A&1 1Jo•M caas. ext 210 • ~w:•ucll NABERS FORD 1060 tlAllO. ll\10 COUA Ml~o\ 6~1 0010 •Ir (1.ASSICS $900 S48~ eves.. all p,.1, 111 '"' '· ma.iit. All alr...11, tncld. AM fo'M IC4'U..-.fir-I AC. AMt Jo•M, 8 trk, auto 'S9SilverCloud I ~• '4 .. mt11 I' I ~ 1 •mptor "12 \ 'ht'vy C•mpt•r \Mn lf your rdr ti extra rlcao day wknd.s. 'TT B2JO. 16,000 m a, 4 dr. CLOStO SUNDAYS ~· \\I t '1 11 1r.u•lt •t\"r CHI 1tlereo. ace box. IAUY IUICIC IMW 9712 7Sl·381l dys, 67S·4SS2 S 000 \II \tu~I ,,.11 li;ll 1:"4om "ltOVt' Jbl bf'd, pop lop ........ ll ~r'-·>r Blvd eves .... 1!:.1H tfrnl .!.I M1•I •r I h 1111t \ti LL'> S'.'.!.'l , ..... "'"' " nu "44', ~ l 11 t h1•\\ 7•~ .... lh ll .. det ltt'Ut .!l 'lhr I Im c•U l'l'llt '!tl) .. I < <)1111111 I •lfr- tj $175 .. t.. h 1111 IH,. ""'~ "70 .•••••................ , 14 fr<1\1•l lf,lllt'I $.I•' I ti1.,1i.11fr ''I I I' I 1111, ,. 111" ujJhol .. 11 f\ ld•·d 111:111\ ·Hru.. Si~ uf1 l'I' .1 1 ~~ l'Jlll 111 t ur<I t ··~· H .. nit1·1 $.: lllU ..,..1ll lrJll•• '''" l'I•• •I I , , l hi'' I I 1 111 I':-. \\e. l \t \ ~ •t1or1 t"·t1 1,11 ,h.1rw " ..... _ s I , rt ~r.1•1 \!I:! _"J:ri IUI ~· • .....v ~· ce, o ' 1 1 ,,,. & Acceuor4e. 94001 ••••••••• ••••••••••••• •I • l ' h •. \ ' L ~ \ 1· ~ VII Mu:.t.111• h 111• 1e • un11cr shdl Bah11 with ··~·11111 I t.rf 1 ,11 Ir. n m,, ni.1nv ict a~ Must 12 lJ .>31 'It. Ill l't' :;40 I .JISJ At.tot for Sale ....................... !..'> t'hrv 'I ru<"k 1-'tx Ung t'41.11 l>llit:llt $700 1;n 3221 ~d 9S101--~~...:.:.:..::c.=::..;_~_; ••••••••••••••••••••••• V..s 957 Vettes. 7.211 '· :!MOZX l•ll •••••••••••••••••••••• Mui.I 11t'fl ' ~.tkt' offr1 ..-.... w "' ~..,... l'~lu '1 ~1>11 979-2500 '74 260Z 2+2 AM 1Jo·M. 8 - 2600 H.Hbot Blvc1 (~,\ 'v'\t.">ol ')4(}1)100 lfJV.J IOOor~ 4774 trat'k tupe deck. 4 s pd 1961 Rolb RO)l'l'. !->1h1·r 7111'·oro 61 >' uuto I\ ( WE BUY AIC. good cond Call Shado w, mint cond , -=-------- i.terl'O rai." w hoo~lt'r USED C •RS t!vesor wknds 840 2365 ~~ or best offer IS Cad. wht on wht Coupe' IV hciot. u1> l .t 1111>1:1 A 'TT 8210 t t , rl de Ville. new b rks . 1·qwp~ M,111v ur.1~ t'AIJ. PAPPY 8.trk stear'!o0 ~!~'\~~es' Toyota 97' shocks & battery Xlnl , ............ s.•°'"90•··-·• S87001ofr 4117 Ji.13:> l '.!.ed Car Mgr IUY 01 LE.A.SE t bl · t · •••••••••••••••••••••• oond. Pnt'ro for qwck .. ,., ........... c-.. ,_ You. ' 97 •• MW me . u w pans n ping, , 1 •Acl\I\ 963 7833 AMtol..NtMcJ 9510 5 40·5630 xlntcond PP Must sell llFOREYOU sa e at ...,""" · · .•.•••.•.••.•. , Wi~~~IJ&l MOW! &15· 7441 ~~~~. .:::r ado. new paint ---···-----·-l'*IMW• Rat 9725 JOb . v t•r y t'le.in . LEASE 2626 HARBOR BLVD. dESA.LES• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SEE US!· roechanit'ally sound COSTA MESA '7420024sp. (373LPI-'> '2 .. r.911:'2 MAIM19USSIOISNTVOIF...IYOOTA ~.~~.'t~r ~7i1~~rt WE IUY 755.JOia air <560MML> ..... ,,.,, .. USED CARS! '7620024 sp. <~PQM ) 131·2180 495-1210 'TT Couped V. most d is llANDMEW MERCEDES EX.AMf'll: '78 MERCEDES 450 SL COUPE '77 m 4 sp. <283SPI I Over 200 Fiats to 1Jnct1vc IO evt:ry wa We re the new Chevrolet '76 530i 4.S p (315RKS l choose from plus an R d t e rth to e c dcah~rshap an the lrvme ,77 630CSI <68!YI' J E l outstandintc i.election '76 Celica. loaded. a\410, 0~ 1~ad~ with" l'Os.Uy Auto Center We need of Sporu curi. at A/C, AM/ FM. vinyl to1-1. options Sellin I<( for mere your used l'ar' We may have your next DICK MILLt::R mags. 027NXY. $4395 $7375 Ask for Georgt: JOE carinourinventory.Cltll MOTORS lNT'L MOTOR CARS 778·:lrl6 MAC PHERSON ust.oday! 120 WWarner. S.A 631·5200or751-6387 --- CHEVROLET 111.2040 495-4949 s.s1 m2 ___ ~~~~~~~~~1 ·1:a~a1~t o!v!\\e~t:~!t '72 Gran Ton no. full pwr . 8 trk. AC, 72.000 m1. xtra t'lean. 556·6328 --- 72 Plnlo Runabout . $800 -~-830·5085~-·-~- makt's . J ll 111011 .. 1, '74 1-'ord l::c onolane Huy, lt'asr Jon l'<l'h un. _C_u:;_t=-o-m-100_\_'a_n_._A_M_/ _F_M 1 $ 3 9 3 8 7 636 64 64 .aft hPM , l'J SS AIC. good cond 5.54·0235 13500 M 1 k e 770-2922 wkdys S.5 lllti~s/ 21 Auto Center Onve ottAHGE COUNTY'S 'TT Spyder. must :.~II. lo ·74 Corona Sta. Wgn. 4·dr. PP $10,400 640.5765 IRVINE OLDEST ma's, xlntrond 4.i;pd, AIC, AM/FM 8-trk 768•7222 754·0199 stereo, super cond. runs '76 Seville. hke new . F M & great , lo m 1, $2200 stereo. wire whls. velour '73 12.8SL. newly p111nted. 768-&Sl mt . blue . 7 $9.500/bst o fr W .t. .._.TEDI. $1100 eng wrk JUSl done. 751 133; or 673 9140 Al""'ll $1800tor best !>49·1151 '68 Nd.s body wrk En Doug Get on the right track with the Daily Pilot C H R I ST M AS G If' T TRA I N' Call ;s Chns tma:. Ad·Vasor al 642 56711 --------- '72 Gran Tonno 351 VII eng. vinyl top. 2 dr. a:.k 1n ~ St400/b:.t ofr 960-3233 Clouic:5 9520 ·77 Dodge, V.S, maxi van. •••••••••• •••• •••••• ••• AC. r uslom windows. '64 Rc...iort•d T11rl11• ta ucspokewheels,lom1 Corvdtr ''''"' 1.:. t M\ ,111 $7:100 J oe, 645·5370, Monza 5'\11 J~I ~.'>;! t>Z>..5 ______ 1 9550 ................•...... IOO GALLOHS GAS-FREE!! For Yow Trouble-! If Wl' n 111not l11·.1I ~our wnllt:n dt·ul fr11rn !lll\- J ~El' dt«dt>r 1n C.1l1f 111 fer good Ot•t I 1'1 !\11\ ·10. 1978 and n.•w Jl'f p mu:.1 be pun h tt&l'/\l 't>ill.\411 I $5995 NEW '79 CHEROl(EE llllAJ7NNOlo:11111 $8695 #I in Calif. Costa Mesa A.MC / JC:EP .!.'»~ llarhor HI,(! <'o,I:• \11•:.a 711 ."'1!1 M2J ll.1\l .. oflll 1hm1• '1111 ".101 l•> :.di'' Cid:-. .1l1l·1I .11h 1111 11 WL·ll Lrll NOW. ti-t2 5078 ;1 l hf'V) Van 20/Con ~ 1·1 •.111n New trans m.1 v." many e xtras . s.•m:-, Ph 673-6562 . .:=:===;;I r;~---OotNG 11 • BUSINESS UNDER A I FICTITIOUS NAME? I 11 you "ave 1u1I flled I yn u r ntrw F1ctr11ou• Bu••n•H Name •"d I "~vc not yet submllled I 11 ror pub41callon pl••H oo 11 I ror9e1 1nat tne I 111n1tAllon 1& JO d•y• I lrn,,, <l•te ot hhng The I OAILY PILOT wlll pUDh•h yout st•tement I l or S3 8 SO Out I "'' ut.-11on 1nctuoe1 the ~"l"I' On1n11• C-o••I I .. re• 11no l•g•f nollce• I •PP••• 1n •II e0t1ion• In order 10 aubmll you1 I tl•te ment t or I publlc•t1on ••nd I :~~1c0:'11~• T~y ;;fL; 1 I PILOT. P 0 . 8oa 1560. I Co•I• ...... CA 92626. W• II 00 the rH1. For I 1n101 ma1lon •bout l•o•I I •dve•ltaing 'le•H C•ll ' 642-4321 Elll. 332 I I I I LONOllaACH THllATAE Ali.SnVAL Presents EDDIE ALBERT ·oul! TOWN ALLYN ANN MARY JO IE CATLETT AM SARAH 0 ERT RUSH and WENDELL BURTON Directed by GOWER CHAMPION .... Pef MO tor .. ~0£l Cao CO.I STI 000 _.., s 17 660 C40 II-.:~ '40001~1 • LHsliilJ S,.CMll•h •MHCEDeS •IOU.S IOYCES ... OISCHIS •CADILLACS •UMCOL.HS • Cal Dick Walk"' 842-4435 WE LEASE ALL MAKES & MODB.S Aull'IOO-New C.. o..i.. Jim Marina Leasing 11711 IMdl .. '-, .. ..__.._. •••••••• *L~E* '71 450 Sil MIZ Late model Toyota s. Volvos, Pickups & Vans. Ca II us tod.iy ! 19'' H~ l l•cl Cool• M•H "'-U t.-' JOJ cw !>40·'4' 7 PAID FOR OR NOT WT·~ WILL BUY YOUR CAR FOR CASH! vw·s. IMPORT::.. SPORTS CALL TOM OR FRANK 842 -4435 1 Formerly Harbour VW> '71 450 SL Ml1 MMED I AT DELIVERY THE AUTO LllSIHGCO. E 18711 BEACH BLVD. llUNTI NGTON BEACH FOR INFO CALL 714 .979.3955 rradc your old s tuff for new goodac!\ wit h a Clas,1f1ed ad 642·5678 ---------------1i1 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Long BeachCenterTheater •Tues. thru Sa~i\,vH. 8:30 p.m. •Wed., Sat. & Sun. mate., 2:30 p.m. Charge seat• by phone (213) 436-3661. Ticket• on ••I• now. At the box office, 300 E. Ocean Blvd., all Tlcketron and Mutual Agenclet and at all Roblnaon'a Dept. Store a -''A.ak Mr. Foster" Travel Countera, Long Beach Convention end Enter· talnment C~ter. .• Sal c~ · Le runs grt. New brks maJ -.....O'-------e6·""'rv1ce· asing Fial '71 12.4 Spy. AM •FM tu.ne-mpSS00.631·3947 '78 S \1n d e Ville de R:I CGntt,lrte. new rad1dls. xlnt. $1750 Tri..,e. 97, Elegance Sunrf. fu lly Rolls ~Je bo eBMW PI P,S36·4_!183_____ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~ ~~ •. ~7 or t llke ------ '76 Granada 4·dr. 6-<.•yl, 1mma t· 1:qu1ppt-rl. 13100 of r 97~·19~3. 5.51 4719 am h re HOftda 9727 Exp Stag mechanic no , • Newport Beac 640·6444 ••••••••••••••••••••••• al Her b's Garage. I 74 Ca~1llac· f.lrlorjdo - CREVIER &I ST & llOAO'WA'I' SANTA AP'A 835·3171 l Brand Hew '79 Harbor Bl CM .. 548-6226 S4890 Sharp loadt:d. . (640·4220 I HONDA Cars ·15 Spitfire Coovt. Lo mi, clean. new eo g/batt 16 Sedan Dt' Vi lle. lf'Sl> MAHY .......,, c....a-0446 ah than 20.000 m1, htr!\ c•vcr To Ct.ooM "'°"'! -..N, .roo· • 5 ytlung. $8150 871 1174!1 M.R.., 9950 ............•........•. ORANG I:: COUNTY'!) MIEWIEST LINCOLN M ERCUR ' Dealer..h1p 1:-. now OPEN U .... IVERSITY VolbWOCJ" 977 '63 Cl ,. d Co " •••••••••••••••••••••• asstt va nvert. IHEULTIMAlE OAJVINCi MACHINE ~ bia. . Orlf( ownr. xlnt C'Onl.I. •USS> IMW1• ~.., 66Goodbus;,7 .. ~". g. Runs good. S3SOOnegot.1ate.64-0·0159 RAY FLA.DEBOE LJ NCOLN·MERCURY 16-lSAuloCenter Dr S DF'wy·Laxe Forest exit IRVINt-: 830-7000 702002~pdSR <720CJVl HOftda Con • GMC .... ~ .. 73 BavariaS/R (567HJP) Tn1eb 548·0350 1977 Fl eet wol>d d e 74 20024Bpd !BHQ015) 2850Ha rbor Blvd . vw .72 SQBK. re blt eng. E legance. all Cadlll ue '752002Auto,air<id2236l Costa Mesa 540-964-0 extras 110.:;oo or bt::.t of '763.0eiS/R (029RKM l gd cond., radials. radio fer. 645 9272 J-'9730 SlSOO /b st ofr PP '77 530:-lspS/R (0179. •~••••••••••••••••• 77l·3120. ·72 Col Park 9 pass wa~. CioMdOft S.ltdayt --------~•ea..ro 9917 Wh itt', fully loaded! ------------E.xper Jag mechanic now · 6 9 v W T r u c k ••••••••••••••••••••••• XJnl • $2300. 675-6161 '76 s:.it, LOADED. silver . at Herb's Garage. 1995 m e c b a n 1 c a I I lo mi. Sl0.000. Harbor Bl. CM 548-6226 ~rfect ,$2SOO. 497.3417 '68 Ca ma ro. l>harp. I · 7 5 M o nt e go M X • owner. 327 Vti. $1 500 brougha m . air. AM/FM. 64.S-6470 U .BJil.Q..._1961 M arltll 1-~4_99--=1394===--==----·l2s.s2.SQP eves. ~0·4930 .JtlnU:oru! .12~~ '72 BMW Bavaria Black w / red tnt. new '67 VW Bua New eng ys -Sunroof. gd mech cond eng. Car on ginal and tn radial ti~· new paint ·75 Marqws Custom dlx . 65•000 miJes, •• 100 firm superh cond thru·out. AM /FM 8 tra C'k Good. CAMARO 1975. 6 l'YI. xlnt AJI extra!\ mcl'f? tapes c.11: <>AG9. or s':. at 1370 552-6379 rond. new radtal lire... New lire:.. new brakt'!\ _,.._. ...... ~ St400/b st ofr 27.000 mJ. s unroof. $41100 Beautiful C'ond Lo m1 Logan Av. CM. from 9 to 1974 XJ'L 642·5353 Mus i sell $2850 l'h 5. Immaculate yellow corp 'ti! vw Bug auto/slick ,..L...•__._.. 9920 640-0160ofr. 644-6815 car Low m1 All service AM/F M tape SI095 '-'"'&' rVft"'f IOI McLAREH•1 records avail $8500/best Eves/wkdys 645·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9952 oUer Ca ll betw~ 1977 CHIEVIOLET ••••••••••••••••••••••• & &S Mon Fri. 752·7~91 '63 Rebll 69 1700 e ng IMPALA SB>AM '68 Mustan~ Convert Xlnt •~-9732 mags, good runn1n Automatit'. pwr steer 1 cond PS1PR. air t'on~. _. cood manor body work ing. factory aar cond . n f' w I up CI ass 1 { S950 759 1857 Ltnted glai.s. wsw t r res, SJ650t~t ofr 963·3933 ••••••••••••••••••••••• GET YOURS MOW! '78 IMW 73lia Exp. J .11. mechanic now at Herb's Garage. 1995 Harbor Bl. CM S48·6226 Maida 9731 V.W .'S wmtffcl wheel Ct>VN !) & LO W Fast cash on as 1s basis miles Lie. 857RLD Stk '64 & newer. · Any cond. PJ642 673·3465 $4777 '67 Mu:.l tl·cyl. auto. P rs, lo rru. \'Cry clean. $2IOO 642·1714 1 EXECUTIVE ........ .. .. . . . .. . . .. . . ----------1 Clas:.1c '66 Muslan~ 21'1!1 l'M! 3.-.p Go<>d cond . 67 3 634!) 1 li46 :t823 DEMO'• ... 320i's with aulornallc. air cond . s ~reo . a lloy wheels. Low m ileage, too! 850 N. Beach Blvd La Habra (Al Beach & Wll1lller) 714/522-5333 Closed Sundays '76 BMW 2002. lake new. miracle mazda 2 I 50 H.-bor ll•d. Costa Mesa 64 5-5700 ~t.M •••••••••••••••••••••• A/C, s lick, s unroof. 8 MG 974 track, rebuilt engine & •••••••• ••••• ••••••••• trans. 540 PJV. S7005. '60 Mr.A ew top "id INT'L MOTOR CARS '. ' n ' ., 63 5200 7 .. 1 .,...,7 curta in11. brks. xln 1· or ,, ..,,..,., mech, $1600. 548·5735 '72 Super Beetle. nev. paint. AM/FM ste re cass s unroof. new tires good for skilog. $2500 of fer 536-5113 THEODORE. ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MfSA 642·0010 OtdsiN>bit. 9955 ......•.........•.....• '73 98 Old'> LS. new radial tires, cru1st!. AM /t-·M radio. lll whl. ·6 way pwr scats. I owner. hkc nc\W $2495 642 3984 ----'66 F ..SS Olcb Low miles, new tires Top cond S a l'. $950 675 1940 '78Cutla,l>Sup. Brgm All optS Black + bul'kskm. $6.962 78 Firm 673 1354. '65 Olds moblll'. G ood Cond Runs xlnt A:,kmg SS95 962 ·53.SS 9957 ........••.......•..... f ord 7 J Pin lo. mags, good cond. $900. 962·4105 '00 VW Fs tbck. Many ne 'TT Caprice Classic, AIC, '72 Pinto Htc hbk, mint parts,rblteng.ste rta AM/li'M s t ereo . Dys cond .. lo mi. Sac. Best deck. $850. 646-3039 751-3811, eves. 559·5694 ofr $1325. 968·9172 0... 9720 ~ ............. !?~ '68 VW bus. re blt eng. $4800. ,.,._.... 99'0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd. Newcase&clutcb. $1300. 73 Impala auto, AM/fo'M ••••••••••••••••••••••• •DATSUHS* trans .. auto trans. viny 646-8379 st.ereo AIC. PI B. PIS. 4 '71 Sport Suburban Sta t bl 581 361 dr Xlnt cond Must sell ! Wgn, xlnl cond, AC, PB, L_,. SNctiOft op, reuona c. · '75 L eGra nde. s n rf, $1005Cltll eves. 558·5862 PS, $1100. 968-8078 Of All Models dys,497·2362evs. st.ereo. perf. cond Mus SALES-LEASING '7'4 2 door coupe, g sell! $2950. 548·$929 1975 Chevy Luv. Mikado P.tiac 9965 PARTS-SERVIC E cond. for TransportatJo nx>del, special int .. ex1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $J900M2-7145 '69 .._. shell. stereo, 8·trac k. 1971 ftOMTIAC COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845 llARBOR BLVD 540-6410 540-92') • DllVIA. * * LITILE. •• * SAVE A LOT . . . . .. : BARWICK OAT\UN I'''' ' ' '' 8J1 .1J7~·193 lJ7S Sll95. Mint cond ition speakers. $2500/bst offer. FWet.Mrd Ea-" '71 GT. llQ.,000 ml, radla 673-0160 C a I I L a r r y 6 4 5 P"' •• like new Re d. $2,000 6067/Laurie, 642·9136 Automatic. pwr. win l/SZS.1171, eves 752.0439 ----------i aft.er 5p M dews. a ir cond .• stereo '7 1 Coo ver t. a u to.----------1 and "T Top " l o '119 OPEL GT New enit AM/FM. xlot cood. new '64 Corvair·Monza. 2dr. showroom condition ' nds body work S1800. P eng. w/6 mos. guar. Mus gd mechao1c11llr. ruos (9581> S41H.861 sell! $2600/best offer. weU. very restOr able. ONLY $7495 ,....,.. ~ ~9144 HOWARD Ch.noht J Dove & Quail Sts. NEWPORT BEACH UJ..0555 .. s • CJ• DAILY Ptt .. OT ' ~y NoYemb9< 13 1978 ;• ' . "! ·-·· , l • .- ' , Io •• • Warning: The Surgeon General Ha s Determined fhat Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ..... ·~ ... • i.11 ~ I 111 ..,. , \ 5 • t r i I d ,1 I ... \ J H11ntington Besch Fountain Valley EDITION * * ' Af t~rnoon ··I N.Y. Stoc~ r I VO L 71 . NO 317, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13, 1978 TEN CENTS J Crash Survival of 4 Called 'Miracle' A Htmlmil\On Sc>at'h pilot did \odt)' that IC v. u 11 ml r aC'le th•t h t and tbrt"t> Ger m.in s>a elljl\'rs wtl't' ublt> lo urviv" a 40 hou r ordtc>al aftt't their plaot-<'rUhed In tht• lry 1tn Bernardino Moumuan Friday nl&ht. "'It wu u.nbt>htvabll' that M> llttlt> happened to any or 1.&11." pilot Tht.'Odor ~aler said "It wu just like the good Lo rd took <'<>ntrol ot I~ plan" at the h•t minute before the crash " All four victims were lakl'n off a mounhun by rangers Sunday ut noon after spending 40 hour 1n frt<eung temperatur~s at San ~v\ane P~ak , about 16 miles WCllt Of San ~mnrdJno Tht· t rash occ·urn.--d at 7 p m Friday in stormy anfS turbulent conditions when the Cessna 172 wu returning to Torrance from a La:s Vegas card tournament All four victims s uffered frost exposure but conditions could have been much worse except for the precautions taken by the pilot. according to Deputy Gene Klettenberg. Klettenberg said the 43·year- old Segler rashioned bonnets ror t the victims out or blankets and s hored up broken windows and winds hield rrom parts of the damag~ craft. Segler. who lives at 17252 Julip Lane, suffered a black eye and a knee inJucy. Venno Bewersdorf. about SJ, s uffered a broken jaw when he was hurled into the plane·s steeriog wheel at impact. Two o the r passen eers Thomazs Bruhn and -Delle( Zendl -escaped inJuries in the crash at the 6,SOO foot peak. ac· cording to Segler Segler said that rescuers were finally alerted to the crash Sun· day when one of the passengers sought help at a nearby micro wave t-0wer The tower was closed. but a deer hunter was contacted and called forest rangers Segler !>aid the four men s ur v1ved on three dpple~. roor cookies and a bout ri ve can:, or soft drinks He said rescuer~ had to hutk their way throu~h dense buck brus h on the mount d ln~ld l before they could make their way lo a fire break and to wait mg emergency vehicles All four were trealed at the Loma Lmda Medical Center Huntington Doctor Dies in Crash """"I""""'" Ff "fl"" Tortt Neal Arms trong. the fi rst man on the moon, has had his left ring finger surgical· ly reimplantcd a fter sever - -in g it in an accident at his Cincinnati home . Armstrong ~<lid hi s wedding ring r dught o n a doo r as he Jumped from a truck. • ~ f I f I i I • l • Man Arrested After Border Cocaine Grab /\ JS.year-old San Ysidro man 1s rn custody today after U.S. Border ratrol officers allegedly -.e1zed seven pounds O( CO· (.'a ine worth $168.960 from his vehicle at the checkpC>int south or San Clemente Friday Border Patrol officials said Ismael Perez Esparza was hall· ed at the checkpC>inl after of· f1cers were tipped that Esparza ha d d riven through the San Ysidro checkpC>int without stop· ping Esparza is a lega l resident of the United States. Border Patrol officials said he is bein~ held in the Metropolitan Correction Center in San Diego on charges of possessing a coo· trolled substance. Esparza's car, officers allege, cont ained a little over seven pounds of uncut cocaine coo· cealed in a trunk compartment .. He offered no resistence when stopped al the checkPOint. Glider Crashe8 SAN FRANCISCO <APl -A 22.year-0ld Air Force lieutenant re mained in serious condition at Letterman Army Me d ical C'enter today, after his ha ng glider crashed into a steep slope in a wildlife preserve north of San Franci:o1co. Identification of the victim was withheld by of· fidals a l • Lette rman Army Medical Center . T he accident took place Sunday at about 12:45 p.m. AD FOR PAD MADE HIMGUD "I placed the ad Friday night and the phone almost rang off the hook the entire weekend." That 's the advertising success story of the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot C183Sifieds: 1 br , near Lldo shop11. newl) carpeted. ptttlo, util pd l J)C'rson only $235 mo. x:u xxxx If you've got an apartment you want to convert to cash, call 642·5678 and let a few words go to work for you, ln the Daily Pilot. Boy, 14, Dies of Exposuro By JERRY CLAUSEN Of IM 0.lty ~lot SI.Ill A Westminster Boy Scout ap. parenlly died of e1CpC>s ure late Saturday or early Sunday near Jdyllwild when his troop was trapped in a heavy snowfall while on a weekend hiking trip. The victim. Mark King, 14. of 6141 Chkkasaw Drive, was one of 11 Scouts in Wes tmins ter Troop 88 who set oH ear ly Thurs· day with two leaders to climb Mount San J acinto. His brother Elliot, 13, was a mong those saved. The body was disco\'ered at about 5: 10 a.m. in a tent pitched less than a mile from vans used to malte the trip from Orange Countj. The vans were parked about two miles off of state highway 243 between Jdyllwild and Banning. The other 10 scouts and two adults were rescued from the same tent about an hour earlier, · according to Riverside Sheriff's officers. No one. said Scoutmaster Don T erry , 48, of 5311 Va llecito Ave., Westminster. had missed the King boy Wlti1 after the rescue. A search for the Westminster group was launched at about 10 p .m .. Riverside S h e riff's s pokesmen said, when Mrs. Terry failed to receive a pre ar· ranged call from her husband or troop campi ng committee chairman John Farmer , 32, of 52 1 2 Fr a nklin C irc l e , Westminster. A sheriffs spokesman said ap proxim a t e ly 50 deputies, firemen and civilians were in· volved in the search as heavy snows fell in the mountainous area. The group finally was reached by a Southern California Edison Co. s now tractor with a deputy ab<>ard, a spokesman said. Terry said the scouts scra mbled out of the single large tent they had pitched to clamber a board lhe t ractor to am· bulances. When rescuers returned for the King boy. they round his body, Terry said. The scouts and leaders all had huddled into the one tent to keep warm. he said. "Mark was n 't feeling too good,·· Terry said. "It was just a giving out type of thing . We all were pretty tired." The group, which had left 11· year-old boys home because or the bike's expected ruggedness <See SCOUT, Page AZ> I J Olily rtltl .... ~ ·~ ·-HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DIED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIVATE PLANE Single-engine CeHna Rented From Orange County Airport, CrHhed In San Juen Valley Police Jail Two Men In Burglary Two Santa Ana me n were booked into Orange County Jail Sa turday o n c h a r ges o f burglarizing the Radio Shack. 16l57 Harbor Blvd., Fountain Valley. P olicemen respo nding lo a silent alarm arres ted Michael Pe ak. 27, inside the ~hop at about 1: 10 a.m .. officers re· ported. Arrested on the roof of an ad- joining building was John B Baker, 22 Officers said about $280 in bills were found 0n Peak but that 1t was not kr.own if he took the money from the store Entrance to the shop was gained through a roor ventilator, police said . Man, 61, Shot SAN FRANCISCO <APl -A 6l ·year·old man was recovering ~t San Fran cis co General Aospital after he was 8hot in the head and robbed of a s uitcase containing 300 gold pieces. Police said Taro Kanishita was in his room at the California Hotel Sunday afternoon when two Asian men forced their way inside and attacked him. Eight Dead IA Skid Ruw ~ayer Claims Tiro More LOS ANG ELES IAPl On a frigid night in Skid Row. police found the bodie!; of two more stabbing victims early today.' bringing to eight the number of tran sie nts k i ll ed in th e downtown area in three weeks. The seventh victim was found across the street from Central Division pohce headquarters shortly past midnight as the temperature dipped lo 38. The eighth man was found in a n alley two blocks away ·a few hours late r Ne ither was immediately identified and police dldn 't know if they were victims of the so ('ailed Skid Row Stabber who has terrorized the district where some old men sleep in doorways using newspapers for blankets. Investigators at the scene of both stabbings declined io give details. , But Homicide Capt. Walter Stephenson said t he seventh man had been stabbed several times In the upper torso m a man.ner similar to the other s tabbings. which began Oct. 23. At the scene of the eighth kill· ing, a ragged band of t ransients tlustered near the end of the al fey as the dead man was loaded into a coroner's wagon "What ts It. another killing down here? .. said one old man wearing a tattered coat and a tam o 'shanter cap "We can't discount t hat all the stabbings might be related ." Lt John Dempsey, head of Central Division's dcte<'tive bureau. said earlier A Skid Row task force or Police investigators immediate. Iv beitan searching the a rea for witnesses or clues about the kn1fe .w1elding killer or killers It was the secona grisly sen es of Skid Row deaths in four years Vaughn Ornn Greenwood 1s serving a life prison term for the 1974 ·75 Skid Row S l asher murde'5 of several transients Dempsey said the receot ~k1ll ings differ from the .. s lasher "' murders. in which the vicUm'" throats were cul ear·to-ear and the wounds went through to the s pinal cord. "'These are stabbings and not mutilations." Dempsey said. 2. 7 Million CouDty Size Seen A recent study of population By 2000, that measure will Beach, Los Alamitos. El Toro -Peak period trantc conges- trends in Orange County in· drop to 6.S percent, the study in· a nd Santa Ana will remain in tlon wUI cont\nue lo be a prob- dlcates the county 's existing 1.7 dicates. government hands and continue lem intheSOuthCoastarea . million population will swell to It predicts the net gain in to operate through the tum or -Generally, the Orange 2. 7 million persons by the year population will average about the century. County employment market wall 2000. 43,000 people a year in the next -TH only .. major recreation increase by an average of 4 1 And. the study says, popula-22 years, a ~ain from natural or open space additions to the percent a year and continue to lion In the county's southeast causes as wel as migration into cbunty will be in the Laguna grovide most of the jobs needed area will increase 166 percent by Orange County. GreenbeltandtheChino Hills. y the expanding population. the turn of the century. Amo ng othe r things . the -B~ween lt8t and 2000 Pu~ of tbe study is to pro· But even with the lion's share population study undertaken by Orange County's population vlde range County·11 population of the growth expected In the s tati•tic.al analysts in the coun· growth rate will be 2. I ~rcent projections to the Southern area southeut or t he Newport ~·s a1hnhustrallve otflce pre· -The number of peopte living Cali(ornia AsSO<'iation of Gov- Freew•y. it. will atlll lag behind cu . i n each dwellln\ un it wilt e-rnments <SCAG 1 the =e County's north tn -Oraa1e Cotlnty Ai rport, wi ll decrease fro m l e current The county·s contribution will total atlon. r emain the county's principal ,average or 2.71 people to an be xart of a SlX·COUnly study by The ~aUon studfr foresees air transportation center. average of 2.46, reflecting an SC G alrned at providing an 1.2 ml )cin people Uv ng Jn the -T1te pf'OPC)9ed San Joaquin Uclpated smaller family units overalltK!anning pel'!lpecl!ve !or southea&t and 1.5 mtlllon people Rills transportatlon corridor -Wblle t~ uer11t t'OUn· theSou mCallforn1anreo dwe llinLin the northwestern that wlU run fron Newport tywide pc)pulatlon growth rate SCAO figures Indicate that To area of county in 2000. Beach to the San Dfeao Freeway will be 2 t percent 4l year, the ~rcent ol the new dwelllnic un- Aa things sltand now. roughly in the Saddleback Valley will be average growth rl\te, In t"e South t .. that will be built In the 79 percent o( the county's rest-operational by 1995. Coast area will hit ul five per· Soulhem California area over dents live ln the northwes t area. -Mlfltary bues In Seal cent. <Stt GROW'l'H. Paie A2 l ... ,., .. ""' . ' . ' . t ' • f I 4. • • ; .) t ... Plane Rented 2 Hours Raking throul{h charred and d1s 1ntf'gralt'd wreckdge th 1~ morning, investigator-; ~llll had not found the cause for the f1er't plane crash that killed a lfunt inglon Beach phys1c1an near San Juan Capistrano Sunday .tfler noon Pilot Nell Kushner. 36. of 7242 Haven Rock Drive in llunt1ngt(ln Beach. was killed rnstanll:i-a!> his smgle·en~inc Ce!>s na s truck the ground. a Coroner ~ offtn· spoke~ .nan said Dr Kushner was lht• only o<· cupanl of the Cessna l 12 wh1C·h he had nown out of t h<' Oran~t· Count y Airport, .i sheriff"• in vestigator said He had renkd the plane for two hour!' and th<' destination was unknown, the in vestigator added Witnesses !law the :;mall crafl a flame while s till m the air , nosedive into a field near lhC' San J uan Capistrano <'rN•k cha nnel near C:ille Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4 · 40 p Ill Engineer Jim Mccarter . of tht.• State Forestry Dcpartmcnr -.t;1 lion. said The plane went down Jbouf 2()(1 feet from a res1dcnt1a l art:.J Oebrss was scattered for lhrt•t• quarters of a mile, MtCartt·1 ciaid A National Trani.portal ion and Safely Board 1nvt•sl1ga1or \\H' going through lhl' Wrl't·kagt• thh morning and search11\g f1J1 Sl'a' tered debris Dr Kushner maintained h1~ medical praC't1C·1• Jf 1871){1 Mam St , tn Huntington Be.iCh Ht• i-. -;urv1ved by h1i-parents. Mr and Mrs Mark Kushner or lh~· -.amt• city The ptlot '" body wa~ lakc~n tC1 0 · C o n n o r L .i ~ u n ,1 H 1 11 , Mortuary Dr Kushner a gene ral pracll tioner. at the time or h1:-death. was a member of the med11:al s taff at Pacifica Hospital Prior to that he wao; c>n tht. s taff or Huntington Intercom mun1ly Hospital or :::ei:a~• Weathe r Cloudy with chancc ot hght s howel"<\ tOday Part l y cloudy tonqzht .ind Tuesday Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 mph begin ninJ? this aftl'moon /\ ht lie warmer Tuesday w•lh highs of 60 to 65 Lo~' tonil(hf of 37 to 45 Ch1tn<'l' or ratn 30 percent lcx1:ty decreasing lo IO pcrr c111 tonight and Tuebday INSIDE TODA \I While mo.ft worl< ;on,,, have ~ni created wtth mt>11 m rntnd. Dr Pnaetlla Oak$ o/ l..oguno ~h has collt:c:tcd women s t0ork songs from "WhiatU> Wht~ Y014 Worl<· If\ ··Th'8 l.t I~ Wo11 We Wct~h Our CltX/wa ' See Feozunng Pcige Cl "' "-l«V~• a• -.t~-... " ... .. AMI.•~" I. M .... M Mlllefl-...-lt Cl ,, t t kUMU c.11 ........ •s 1i114Wl•t Ill• A.I ................ ,.. CltUlllM CM 0.••C-• A • C-IC\ .. ='--'·'"'' .. ... tr..i'IWW4 .. ... Oeetto Hetktt . , ftl•Wlt .... It .. ., ..... ,,._ M Tll9•t•n ~,. tflttNi-., .. •.. , .... ,.. .. .. ,.'*' (1 I ..... ,. ..... ~~ , - :J ' ' s • f t t i I •' I /tlovi11g Day Thi:-I' \\hat 1t tool. t·arlv today to m ove th~ 10-pound lll':-.l ol an osprcv. a st•agoing hawk. from the mast of a :-.t·hoont•r moon•d in NC'v.1>0rt Harbor to a specially t·n·<·kd polt• nt'arb~ Stale D epartme nt of Fis h and (;JnH'. Pac·1f1c· 1 c lephom• Compan)!. Southern California f':d1 son t'ompan.\. tht• ijalboa lsland Ferry a nd the City of Nt•v. port Bt·•H:h <:Oopcrated on the move. It was madtt ht·c.·aust· ospn·\~ huH•n 't nC's ted in Southern California for mon· than liO \Par!-und bee.· a use boat ov. ner wanted to move IW· SC'hOOIH.'I • Priille Rate Rais.ed By Several Banks Ry Tht· Asl'I0<.'1att>O l"rf>i.i. Se,rral banhs ra1~ed thr pnmt> ll•ndin)! nitt· a quartn of a perC'c·nt to 11 pt•rn•nt toda} in :.till anotht•1 s1~n of lightened t·red1t cond1t1on ... Tht• First National Bank of Chicago. th<• t•1ghth l;irgl'sl t·om m erl'1:tl bank 1n the' 1·ount n . the Ch1C'a~o ba:-.Pd Harn ... T rust & Savin~s Bank. ranked 24th. and F1rs1 l't•nn..,yl\,an1a B:Jnk of Ph1ladl'lph1<1. ·th<• 19th largest. announn'<1 1nc·n«1st•s in prime ratt.>:.-to 11 pc.·rct•nl Tht.· :innounccment!'. fo llowed t\\u round., of primt.• r~lc in· l' 1 l' a .., e:; t h 1.., mo n t h w h 1 (' h brought tht• rate to 10:,4 percent ror most hanks in response lo a tougher C'f'rd1 t pohC'y by the Pt'dt•ral lkst·rv<' that has made lht• c·11s t of funds lo b;inks more l'XPl'nSIVl' But analysts i.~11d the latest a n· nouncement:-may nol portend .in rndustrvw1dc move to bring lhl• prtml; raLl' to 11 percent level t hroughout Lhe country Fro.a PGfleAI GROWTH ... the next 22 year:-. will be built in Orang" Count)e If Ml, that mt•an~ there will be roughly 512.000 new housing un· its built in OranRC County by 2000 . more than half or those nt•\\ home::. in the county's soul hea.'it rea<:hl•s The t•ounty study indicates that lhl1 • t•ssc•nl1al physical public :-c•rv1ces suth us sewer and water fa1·1ht1es" will be :ivall ahlr to handle the addi l1om1l populatwn. lfowc•vcr. the study indicates, tern porar~ shortages of public faci liti<•s may 1mp('de develop. ment for short periot!ls of time ORANGECOAST Hf DAILY PILOT 0,. .,.,.t'\(J '"" .. I OA Iv P11~t 'tlPlthwtlo(f\f"tl'""" t).N"'11'W· frrrf• 'It Po Dllf" f'Wof'lflytr. ()f~ c"' • r.11'1 '""'•n•)C ·~ • ., ~· l..-,...,.t1M• .\f" pWOI PW''1 M •M 1y tt\''"-''1" Fr11•• tOf CP I& ,,.,.,_ 4 M• ""<""' n, ' '°' H, •I~,,,_ ~lit h fftoU" '''" V•ll•t I''''" ,.,,,,,,.M • VAii"\ Al'W' l .. Jr t l\t t"' . •'"' ,.ot A ·~'t"'~~'r1 1•1)1'\ ,, ·' •• ,, • ., \,At,.,,... .....-1 "'"~"' ,,,,. t ""' •• 0-1f1h'"'""1 cu.11n1 •· o ilO >l\llllt;t R.o "',.. t (1"1\h -.. .. t C• t"'"•-''7'1' ••DPf'tN WMG ,.,,., ,. "' tfW'lfi'.JN·""' Je<.llllt ,_. ... °"' 1 p .. 1"4-1'\t ~"O<;l·f'loN tlM.•"t ft• fttffr\I\ t<••'l"•I ldltOf fl'ttm.i\ A M"rpftiM ~n••t~(t1ilfl)O (frt..f'I•'" LOO\ R+<Mf"d P tuH A"''''"'' MtnaQ1"'1ft11loir ..... ,, .. ,..~ W• ,,O,•niJt C'>"'''"F~tor Hunllnoton 8Hch Office tNlif O,Mf'I f\ou1'""""''' MllHnQ AOdf"\\ P 0 f\a• 1'0 en~ OfllCH ··There app ea r s to be som~what grl'ale r pressure on regional money banks and s m aller banks Most of those a re loaned up and have to come up with toughN lending terms," said David Jone::., an analyst at Aubre) G Lanston & Co in Ne"' York. "I think there may be some dl'lay tn following at this 11 percent level. ... for the mdustr) as a "hole The prime ratl' I'> the interest banks charge on lo<in!> to their best L'Orporale customers It has no direct effect on other types of loan rates. but a rise in the rate 1s seen as a good indicator that consumer loans will huve t•ither higher interest rates or tougher cred 1t requirements where the loans are governed by interest ceilings. \ " . . l • I ' I Iranian' ~ Oil Ups Exports l't-;llH/\N , Iran IAP I P111dudlon at Iran 's strikebound 1111 rlt•lds inched upward today as ,, hu11dru1 of workers joined foreign \'>.Pl'rls and milita ry lt't'hnkh•ns in working the wells of the world'' Sel.'ond largest oU ex 1>0rt Uli nution Tht• o Hil'ial Iranian news a~l'll('Y :s:ud most or Ir an 's 37.000 oil workers defied a military government order to end their two week strike. but the few who dad rt'lum helped boost produc· t111n to 2 7 million barrels a dav. Oil worker!> struck Oct. 31 for hit:ht•r pa) and in support of a s1.H•ll1ng wave of opposition to Sha h M o h a mm e d Reza P ahlavi 's r egime b y con 'l'r\ at1ve Mos lem religioui. ll'adl'rs demanding reversal of thl' ruler's westernization pro· gram ana tetlasts demanding democratic reforms to replace has authoritanan rule. The Pars ne ws agency s aid 20 persons were killed in weekend dt•m onstrat1ons against the shah's govcrrur1t.ml. The state oil company sci id 600 .0UO barrels would go for domestic consumption and the othe r 2 1 million would be pumpl'CI into tankers waiting at the Persian Gulf terminal in southern Iran. While the oil strike continued. wor kers in Tehran failed to heed a call ror a one-day general strike to demonstrate opposition to the shah. The government ap- parently discouraged would·be strikers by putting large num- bers of troops on the streets. However . in one instance p o lice had to e s cort 200 American communications technicians from a crowd of an- gry Iranians at the telecom- munications center in Tehran. The Americans work for Bell Laboratories. which has a $16 billion contract to upgrade I ran 's communications systems. There was no immediate word of whnl prompted the confronta· lion. E'roaa Pa9e Al SCOUT .•. s pent Thursday night neC:tr Mt. San Jacinto. Terry said. The scouts failed to climb the peak Friday when fog rolled in. Terry said. and decided lo spend the nig ht al Lallie Round Valley. Saturday morning, he said. "We threw our gear together. I said we had to get off the moun- lm n .. The group walke d through snow to Deer Springs, he said. where they warmed up in out- door toilets and ate breakfast. They started down the Seven Pmes Trail at about 8 a.m ,, los- ing their way in heavy snow. Terry said. Al about 4 p.m . the tired group pitched camp near a road leading to Highway 243. It was the re that rescuers found them nearly 12 hours later. , litl~r~::::: ~~~~':."6':;\,~~rt °!t-'tddl41hat• VAllf>t )\ICU lA P141 RO«I 1lt \ .. ,, O••OO f tt'4"#i'¥ Ttltphotlt (71 4)842-4321 Cl1 .. ltltd Adnrtl1lng 842-54178 All Wrappe~ Up Ft9mNof'tt'l()t,.~Cov.,1•~lhfll\ 540.1220 ~OC.:'"Yr~ ~ o;:r., (~~t,':::=~~~I m17t.t Of •0¥effl\•M•tlih P'Ytt•ltli m•y bl tf"pf'~GIYttd '#ll~t \P9Cl•I MtMIOlif' Of • epyt 1qn1 O#l"Wt \.., 1)-nd tl•1-, eo~1.a.-N•d .. Co\I• Mew (•lifOtM• )Ub\ttlDlt 'bV (,ttri•t WSO f'l'liOftlhl• by "'"'' u 10 '"°"'"'h rr11l+t•t• .,...,,..,.."°"'" ._..., ... P edestrians in New York view the gauze sculpture cr e at- ed by artist Francis Hines and a group of volunteers on an a bandoned tenement in New York's Lower East Side. The sculpture, consisting of 1,500 yards of g auze wrapped around t he fire escape on the front of the building and through the windows, was an a tte mpt to s pur the com· munity to improve the area and to "bandage one of the c ity 's many wounds •· .. Finding the Mat* 10;.1rt throwers s how compt!titive form and con('cntral1<Hl during Tri-Counties Na tional Cup Competition held over weekend a l Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mcs<J I lunclrcd:-. ot t·ompetitors and fans turned out for eontt•st that featured $12,000 in pri1.t•:-. f''orty l'tg ht durt boards were in constant UM' during the l\.rn-day contest. Attorney: 'Ray Lying' Assassin 'Wrote Letter' Seeking Services WAS HI NGTON t AP t Houston' lawyer Percy Foreman testified today that J ames Earl Ray lied when he denied recruit ing For.eman to defe nd him against the charge of assassinat· ing Martin Luther King Jr. Foreman told the House as· sassinations committee that h<.' agreed to represent Ray only a fter receivin~ a written request from him. Foreman said he turned down at least three reques ts from Ray's brothers. who sought hi s assistance for the accused as- sassin. The committee took testimony from Foreman as 1t explored the theory that Ray was forced to plead guilty to the April 4. 1968. assassination to cover up a sinister consp1raC'y ;igainsl lhl' uvil righli. k•ader Fo n .•m cin. a pracllcmg attorney more than 50 years. represented Ray when he entered the ~uilty pleas 1n Marc h 1969 Since then. R:iv has recanted. claimed innoc<.•ncc :ind waged a long.running halite of accusa lions against Foreman Forema n said he does not know what happcnt'd to the let· te r he says Ray wrote to rcque::.t hi s service, He s:i1d 1.h(' letter . along with the rest of his files in t he case. was turned over lo a Nashville official in the coursc of a laws uit and that the official is dead. Asked about R:i y's denials, Fore man asi;crted· "lie is lying when he says he did not write that letter ." The committee also heard a report from its c·h1 ef in vestigator. Eriwr1rd Evan~. who described efforts to determine whethcr Ray had help in escap· ing from the assassination scene in Memphis. Tenn . to Canada and finally to London. where he was arrested two months after the s laying ··Although :.e\l•r;il trouhling questions remain op<·n . 1t up pears that James f..orl Ra~ Olf his own after lhe shooting of Or Martin Luthe r King .Jr . fll·d from the U nited Sta t es to Canada and Europt> without tht• assistance of sophb t1 cated co conspirators, .. Evans rt'portc>d ml'nl s in those fake names. com· m1ttee ehaef counsel Robert Hl:.ik ('v nou•d "!low had Ray. a ma n who had bungled s imple s treet c rim e!>. managed s u c h :i sophisticated escape maoeuver with 1mpress1vc efficiency?" he contrnued One of the most pt•rplcxrng ques tions of the King C'ase h:i:; been how Ray. a m an known on ly as a bumblin~ s m a ll t1m1· crook. could carry out s uch <• complex escap(' scheml' Blakey said lhe committee 1s considering whether Ray hud ht•lp in obtaining the fake papers fro m ··an unckrworld a llal> rmg Ray pleaded gui lt y and \\:J.., sentenC'ed to 99 ~ea rs in pn:;on but later rec;.inted and clai m~ hl· is innocent In l>WOrn lt•sumony before lht· rnmmlllt•l· 1n August. Ray said ht· l'<J rril'd out the t'H'i:IPL' \\ 1thout ht'lp Hy his uc<:ount. he rcJ Ii zed from radio broadcasts moments artl'r the as:.assinatton th al he \4 ;.1i. berng sou ght by pol1ct• "Within davs of lht• assassma tion. Rav was in Canada :ind h\ May 6. he had ru.:.umed two m·~ a liases" and had acqu1rcd dorn \ Seam Cleans Frllllli: Spruces Up Toun BELG RADE. Yugoslavia <AP 1 A woman who found a nove l wa~· to spur residents of s ix villages to clean the ir s treet s as bt•hind bars for impersonating a te levision employee a nd running up a s izeable en· te rtainment bill. The Belgfadc daily Vccern,1e Novosti r e ported that 2 1-year-old Gonrnka Kralj wCJ s arr ested in Ljig several days afte r s he arrived identifying he rself as an a d vance me mber of a televis ion c re w whic h was e n route to film the town The ne ws pape r said stude nts e nthus iastically deaned the town. und :-.a id citize ns he lped reforest a hill s he said needed a IJl'tlt•r appearance for the film· ing. But when she an viled officia ls for a dinne r a t the hot e l where s hl' had booked a room for three .veeks . then invite d more to a I uncheon the following day. police did some c hecking She c arrie d s tolen idcnt1f1cation . authorities said. and ha d done the ~amc thing tn five other cities. The paper didn't sa y wh~ gals' country ... fa 11 ai~n<Z.r lwth<l.rwear m thcz.1r tradrt10nal cordovan color 1.rnport<zd acc(l.Ssorie.s, a e>11Tlpl<Z yrzt cbstmct1V1Z. co1l~ct1on orcolle.cl.abltZS. 44 fashion island, newport center 644-5070 s . ~ f t $ t I .. • Irvine Today's Closln* N.Y. Stoeks VOL. Tl , NO. 317, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA M ONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1978 TEN CErjTS • e t rvtllt' Ptonruna O\r~ttor P'A die Pc>abod) 111 rttommf'ndan" thltl th.-Cit' ( 'ouot'll <tlloc11h• fettrr•I fundll to .a mixed tn<'Omt> lanuly upartmt"nt proJt-ll rath('r than for mobile home T tw rouM1I. wh1th m~l3 at 7 30 p m Ttk•sd.ty at Cit y Hull. hat' twe>n t1t•~tmg lo wh1t h pro Je<'t th~· roon.>y ouiht lo be ctmn nd~. 1'h\• ~rwit •pphtallon l:s e' Council Weighs Housing Grant pt'Ctf'd lo y1eld ubout $200,000 1n ft>dual uuialann· ul med ut lower•"" lht• pnct• or •~al houi, lfll( 'fhls IS lbl' (tfth Y\'Ur th~ l'llY hai. parllc1putc~ 10 thl' Com m uni t y Oev.-lopment Ulock t:rant Pro.:n•m A mobile horn{• pro1ect 1i. con :o.idcr.-d by some-to ht-a solution to prov1d1ng low 1·0M hou!'ling Purpost• of thl' h.>deral grants Is .to reduce builder rDsts for orf- s1te and on-site improvements. such as streets, gutters. sewers and landscaping. ang Peabody said hi~ staff has ruled out development of a mobile home park, based chiefly on the unavailability of inex- pensive land. · Raw land costs for a lower ancome mobile home develop- ment caMOt exceed $100,000 an acre if the project is to be econo m icall y f eas ible ," , Peabody said in a report to the council. ·'There does not appear lo be any land available anywhere near $100,000 an acre, thereby precluding <s uch l development. P.eabody said that by applying a proposed $180,000 to a mixed income apartment project, a specified number of the units could be reserved for lower in· come households. Tbe city, over five years or participation in the HCO pro- g ram. has received a rmost $663.000. . The money has ,been applied toward a housing demand eer- erence study. a lower income apartment project in University Town Center as part of a settle- ment of a housing laws uit to pro- v ide low-income apar t ments and a seniors and handicapped a partme nt complex in the Village of Woodbridge. In anothe r housing matter before the council Tuesday·, Councilman Larry Agran is of re r ing a proposed city or dinance thJt. would forbid dis- crimination against children in <See GRANT, Page AZ> 2 -More Slain on LA Skid Row . ' Doctor Dies in Air Crash Raking throug}l charred and disintegrated wreckage this morning. investigators still had not found the cause for the fiery plane crash that killed a llunt- mgton Beach physician near San Juan Capistrano Sunday after· noon Pilot Neil Kushner. 36, of 7242 Haven Rock Drive in Huntington Beach, was killed instantly as his sin~le-engine Cessna strut k the ground. a <.;oroner's office spokesman said. Dr Kushner was the only OC· cupant of the Cessna 172 which he had flown out of the Orange County Airport, a sheriff's in· vestigator said. He had rented the plane for two ho urs a nd the destination was unknown. the in- vestigator added. Witnesses saw the sm all ('?"an , aflame while still in the air. nosedive into a rield near the San Juan Capis trano c r eek channel near Call e Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4:40 p.m .. En~ineer Jim McCarter . or the State Porestry Department sta- tion, said. The plane went down about 200 feet from a residential a rea. Debris was scattered for three- q ua rters of a mile. Mccarter ~aid A National Transportation and Safety Roard investigator was going through the wrec kage this morning and searching for seal· tered debris. Or. Kushner maintained his medical practice at 18700 Main St.. in Huntington Beach. He 1s survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs . Mark Kushner of the same city. (Stt CRASH, Page A2> Enrollment Up 6.3 Percent At UC lroine Fall enrollment at UC Irvine has increased 6.3 percent over last year. according to records. There are 9,953 enrolled stu· dents at the uni versily. com- pared to 9,360 enrolled in rau, 1977. The ' student body comprises 7 .632 under g radu ates . 1,330 graduates and 991 health sciences students. UCI opened in 1965 with 1,589 s tude nts . In 1968, enrollment was 3,861, and, in 1973, il was 8,517. The campus was designed. in an era or greater expectations, for 27,500 students. Most recent projections of ultimate student enrollment are 10,000. AD FOR PAD MADE HIM GLW ·'I placed the ad Friday night \ and the phone almost rang off. "' the book the entire weekend." ' ; • I t Thal 's the advertising success story o( the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot classifieds· 1 br, near Udo shops, newly ca~. patio, ulll pd. l person only. $235 mo. UX·XXX:X \ > \ 0Mlf ...... -., ltica.r41 llt- THIS 16 HOW OSPREY'S NEST WAS MOVED TODAY FROM SCHOONER'S MAST TO SPECIAL PERCH IN NEWPORT HARBOR Sailboat Named ~apre_y• Moored Nearby (right~ Provides l'wtat-to Tate of Rare Bird WhO Picked R8re Nesting Spot EARLY MORNING BIRO WATCHERS VIEW HIGH FL YING OSPREY MOVE FROM DOCK Off the Balboa Penlneule, a Heavy Loglatlc•I Effort to Move 10~pound Nest About 100 Feet Baptist's Body Found? Ancient Coffin Near Cairo May Belong to Saint CAIRO, Egypt (AP) -The discovery o~ an ancient coffin in- s ide the wa lls of a d esert monastery north of Cairo has ig- nited speculation that the re- mains are those of John the Bap. tist, the man who, according to the Bible, ba ptized Jesus Christ. T he wooden coffin was un- ca thed during renovation work this month at the St. Makarios monastery, 60 miles north or the capital. Officials of the Coptic Church, the native Christian church or Egypt and Ethiopia, said today that experts were being rounded up to study the coffin and its contents. "What leads the priests to think it.h John the Baptist is a reference in church manuscripts which says he was buried 18 feet from the alt.ar," said Bishop Samuel, a Coptic Church official in Cairo who la organi1ing the expedlUC)ft. Pope Shenuda I I. who is the spiritual leader of Egypt's six million Coptic Christians , said the church set up a committee or nrcheologlsts . architects and church scholars who wi ll begin to examine the find this week a nd report on its authenticity. The monastery. surrounded by high walls. was founded about the fourth century dur ing a period of Christian expansion in Egypt. Sound Sleeper Foils Burglar in Irvine - The burglar did almost every- ~hing right. He rq up the telephone or a 20-year-old Irvine woman at the Park West Apartments late Sun· day. and got no answer . not ignore the sound of breaking glass just two feel from her head. Whlle the man went about his unappointed rounds, she slipped to the kitchen and called police, who arrived to catch him still there, tlling bis Ume in what he thought was an empty apart- ment Hawk Nest Moved to New Perch In a masterpiece of logistical effort , the st ate Department of Fish and Game. the Pacific Tele phone Company. Southern California Edison, Balboa Island Ferry Inc . and the City of Ne wport Beach teamed up by dawn's early li ght today to move the 10-pound nest of a sea-going hawk 100 feet to a new perch. The bird in question wasn't around lo. watch and only tame will tell whether the osprey, a breed that ha sn't nes ted in these parts in more than 60 years. will take lo her new home atop a 60-foot Edison Company pole erected in Newport Harbor especially for her. She had built her nest atop the fo r e m ast of the s chooner. Samarang, but the boat had to be• moved. hence the logistical effort on her behalf. The osprey and the nest she built more than a month ago have been the subJect of con- s ide r a ble scie ntifi c scrutiny because of the ra rity of sea- going hawks in these parts in re- cent times. For Dr. Robert Levis, owner of the schooner, it was a matter o f sc rutinizing his bank ba lance. Dr. Lewis is a patient ma n and has nothing against seagoing hawks, but the bird's choice of nesting sites was cost· ing him a bundle -roughly $1,500 a month. He wanted to move his yacht from its mooring off H Street on the Balboa r Peninsula to a slip he had rented so he COJ.lld spruce up the boat before pttting it up for sale. The team or osprey movers completed its ~~arly today. Paul Kelly. a bird expert for the state Department of Fish and Game and Al Ramirez, a <See NEST, Page.\%) Irvine's Cultural Center Gets· Grant The Irvine Cultural Center, a place for instruction and ap. preeiaUon in the arts, has re- ceived a $S,OOO grant from the Irvine Company. Stabber Hunted in 8Deatm LOS ANGELES <AP) On a frigid night in Skid Row. police found the bodies of two more stabbing victims early today. bringing to eight the number or transients ki ll ed in the downtown area in three weeks . The seventh victim was found across the street from Central Division police headquarters shortly past midnight as the temperature dipped to 38. The eighth man was found 10 an alley two blocks away a few1 • hours later. Neither was imme diately identified and police didn't know 1f they were victims of the SO· called Skid Row Sta bber who has terrorized the district where some old men sleep in doorways using newspapers for blankets. Investigators al the scene of both stabbings deelined to give details. But Homicide Capt. Walter Stephenson said the seventh man had been stabb<.>d several limes in the upper torso in H manner s imilar to the other stabbings. which began Oct. 23 At the scene or the eighth kill ;ng. a ragged band of transient!. clus tered near the end of the al ley as the dead ma n was loaded into a ooroner 's wagon . "What is it. another killinJ.! down here?" said one old man wearing a tattered coat and a tam o'shanter cap. "We can't discount that all the stabbings might be related," Lt John Dempsey, head of Central Division's detective bureau. said earlier. A S kid Row tas k force of police investigators immediate Iv began searching the a rea for witnesses o r c lues about the knife -wielding killer or killers. .. It was the sccona grisly sen es of Skid Row dea th ~ in four years. Vaughn Orrin Greenwood is ser ving a life prison te rm for the 1974 -75 Skid Ro w S lasher murders of several transients. In those dea ths. there was evidence or ritualized stabbing and the drinking of victims' blood. "These are s tabbings and not mutilations." Dempsey said. Coast Weather Cloudy with chance of light showers today. Part· ly c loudy tonig ht a n d Tuesday. Gusty northwest winds lS to 25 mph begin- ning this afternoon. A lit· tie warmer Tuesday with highs of 60 to 65. Lows tonight of 37 to 45. Chance of rain 30 percent today. decreasing to 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. INSIDE TODA" WhiqLmost work songs have bttn created with men in mind, Dr. Priscilla Oaks of Laguna &loch baa collected women'• work song1 /rom ''Whilt~ While You Work'' to "ThU ii Ute Waaf We Wcuh Our CloUw•." SH Featuring, PogeCI. l•tlex tr you've got an apartment. you want to convert to cash, call 1 1' t 11 r l 642-5878 and let a few words ., to work for you, in tbe Daily Pilot. • 'tbe, cbfran was round wbeTe the manuscript said John the BapUat'a body would be. •'The priests couldn't mova the wallt before for fear the building would collapse ," he aaid. He knoClted on the door, and got no answer. Figuring the apartment wu empty. be tip- toed through the mud to the back and tapped al a bedroom wlndow wiW it broke and he could get ln. He tbouJd have knocked down the door. Heavy steeper though s he was, the young woman could Police Jailed Henry David Flore., a 2.3-year·old Placentia Jaborltl'. on auapiclon of burglary and 1~ of beina µnder the tillluenee of an op1•te. He •aa held ii\ lieu of Sl0,000 ball, a Ocana• Coupt,y Jail . The center la ln a converted wareboute in the Irvine In· duatrlal Complex, at l 7302·A Daimler St., and h as been operated alnce Sept. 18, b)t the South Coast Cultural Services League lnc .• a non-profit group. ... The blshop, an assistant m ~-....... t,.,.,,., •• ,. '' 'I % OAILV PILOT .,,, O.tly P'llM -rt lllc ... rd K-lor HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DIED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIVATE PLANE Singte•nglne CHIM Aent9d From Orenge County Airport, Creth•d In Sen Juen Reaehe!!i I l'fo Fr,,_ Paf14! AJ Credit Tightens; Banks Hike Prime CRASH ... The pilot's body was laken to O'Connor Laguna Hills Mortuary. Or. Kushner, a general praclt· tioner. at the lime or his deu_th. was a membcr or the medica l staff at Pacif1~a Hospital. 8 ) The A.'>SO<'ta l l'Cl t'rl' ~ ~cvcrul banks ra1~cd the i.•rtml? lcnihng rate iJ quart(•r or :1 pl'rcent l(l 11 )X'rl'cnt lo<.l;.iy in ~1111 unolhl·r :c.1gn vr t1ghtcnc<.I C' r<'d 1 t l'on<l 11 wn . .; The F1r~t ~o.tllonal Hank uf ('h1t':igo. till' eighth l:.irgl'st <.:om ml'rt.'IJI hank in thc countr). Lht.• Chic ago hasl•d ll arris Trust & S:I\ ing~ Hank. ranked 24th.1 and F1 r~t f><.'nnsvlvan1a BanK of Ph1ladelµh1a . -the 19th larJ,?t.•st . announn>tl 1n<.'rcase!> in prime rat P~ to 1 I l>Ntt·nl The announcements follo\\-ed t\\O rounds of prim1' r:..lc an r rt• a s cs l h 1 s mo n L h ~ h 1 (' h brought lht.• rate to 10 11 J'>t'reent Im mo~l hJnks 1n rcsµon s c to a t1111):(ht.•r cn.•dit pol•l'Y by lhl· F••ckr:.al Ht.•st.•rve that has mJdt.• tht• rost of fw111s to banh more: t'X pt•n!>I V(' Hut an~1lvsts s:.11d the latt'"tt an nounl'emt.•nts ma) not porknd an mdu...,t ry\\ 1dc move to bnng the primt.' rate to 11 percent level throughout the country "Tht•rl' appear ~ to b~ .... om<'"' hat great<'r pre~surc on r cg1o n._il mont·~ hank ~ :.ind smalll•r banks. Mosl of those an· loanl'd up and have Lo comt• up with tUUJ:her lending terms." ~;wt f);1v1d Jones. an an aly~t al A ubrev t; L<1nston & \o in Nt.•"' York "I think lht.•rt• may bt' "omt• dl'lav in folio~ ing ;1t th"' 11 percent level."' for the 1ndustr) u~ a .... holt• The prime rate 1s the inlcrcsl b:mks <'hargc on Joans to their ~st <'orporalc cu!>lomcrs It has Woman Raped In Newport Parking Lot Newport Beach police arc seeking a well-dressed man who r a p l'd a Hun tington Beach woman in the parkinR lot of the Marriott Hotel this weekend. The 32-year-old victim told pohc(' her assailant wa:, weanng a threc·pl('ce light colorert suit and a light colored open collar shirt. She s~ud he pushed her into he r car as she wu~ leanng the hotel. He threatened to kill her if she resisted or made any noise while he rapt.-d hc:r, she told of ftcC'rs. !'>he s aid the mirn r an ofr ane r he raped her. ~he drove home and called police. 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M1..fa10 no direct ttrrect on othe r t ypes of loan rates. but a nse in lhe rate is seen as a good indicator thut consumer loans will have t-alher higher interest ratel-1 or tougher credit requ1remt•11ls whert' the loans arc ~ovcrnc<.I by interest ceilings The pnmc rate wa~ 7:1 , per- cent Jan. 1. and this 1s the 13th tn(•rea se announcE'd by bunks s ince then Rapid increases in the r ate last month brought it to its highest levels since 1974, whe n it r eached 12 percent dur- ing a c redit squeeze that accom- panied tht• 1974-75 recession The ~overnmt•nt has been t1ghtenanJ,? short-term credit fur h anks in hopes that hig her in· tcrest ra tes will make the dollur more alt r<•Ctl\ e in foreign ex· t•ha nge trading by slowing the economy tind thus reducing in- flation. When interest rates are h 1 g h . t ht.· rea::.on 1 n~ gol's. Americans spt.·nd l(•s::. becau~e money is more expeni.1ve lo ob- i um Nl1ws of the third incrCtisc this month sent the s toc k market 111- tu a broad decline to<.lay. T he Dow .Jones average of 30 industr1ab wus do~n 7 11 points to 799.98arter four!> hours Losers o utpaced g ainers hy more than a 3-1 margin amon~ New York Stock Ext·hange listed issue~ Larry Wac htel at Bac h e llalsey Stuart Shlc lds Inc. said investors saw little reason to he buying stocks in view of buill up pressure pushing interest ralcs higher The rise of open m a tkc t money rates has made a prime rate of 11 ' z percent hy year-e nd a virtual certainty, he said Prior lo that he was on the starr of Huntington Jntercom- munity Hospital. NEST ..• P acific Telephone lineman, were the principal movers. The two men had lo wail for high tide lo give them the height they needed lo get to the top or the power pole sunk into the h arbor two weeks ago Using a <'ily aerial platform lruc k , or c herry pa c ker. on board one of the Balboa Island ferries. Ke lly was able lo lhrow a net around the JO.pound pile of twigs, brilnches. kelp and ice plant and bring it orr the mast of the Samarang Ramirez had climbed the pole and helped Kelly swrng the nest into place on a platform built on lop or the pole. Now Ke lly and o the r bird watchers have lo wait for the OS· prey lo return to her nes t. They rem a in hopeful a male will show up to male with her. And Dr. LLev1s. owner of the schoon<'r. now will be able to move his boat. Blaze Kills One LOS ANGELES t AP \ Authorities say a fire in lhe 90- unit Prince Rupert Apartments in the Westlake section of Los Angeles killed one unidentified m a n , senl 200 people neeing into the cold night and caused $180,000 damage. Motorcycle Strikes Auto; Youth Hurt An JS.year-old Laguna Hills youth is in satisfactory condition today arter his m o torcycle s truck a car. catapulting him 100 fe~t tbrou~h the air and o nto lhe pairement A Highway Patrol spokesma n sa id Way ne Moo r e , 23411 Camanilo Lazaro. was traveling southbound Thursd ay on San Remo Drive in La~una Hills when a car allegedly turned le ft in front of him at Tera mo. Driver or the car was Anita He m sley. 28. of 23562 Marsala in Laguna Hills. Moore's motorcvcle struck the s ide of the car in the 9 :35 a .m. accident. He was taken to Sad- dleback Community Hospital Moore was wearing a helmet. No one was cited in the col- hsion. Case R e turne d WASHINGTON fAP 1 The U.S. Suprem e Court. voting 5 to 4. set aside today rulings lh<it Keen e St ate Collegt' in New H a mps hire dis criminated against Professor Christine M. Sweeney because of her sex. The case returns to the Isl U.S. Cir cuit Court or Appeals. Scam Cleans Fraud Spmces Up Tmm BELGRADE, Yugoslavia CAP\ -A woman who fou nd a novel way to spur residents of six villages to clean their streets is behind bars for impersonating a television employee and running up a sizeable en· tertainment bill. The Belgrade daily Vecernje Novost1 reported that 21.year.old Goranka Kralj was arrested in Ljig seve ra l days after she arrived identifying herself as an advance member of a television crew which was e n route lo film the town. The newspaper said students enlhusiasticaJJy cleaned the town, and said citizens helped reforest a hill she said needed a better appearance for the film· ing. But when she invited officials for a dinner at the hotel where she had booked a room for three weeks, then invited more to a luncheon the following day, police did some checking. She carried stolen identification, a uthorities said . and bad done the same thing In five other cities. The paper didn't say why. Iranian Oil Ups Exports TEHRAN, l r etn <AP l Production Jt Iran ·s slnkcbound oil r1 eld.s inched upward loduy as a h a ndful of workers Joined foreign experts a nd m ilitary technician!! in working the wells or the world's second lurgest oa l export111l( nation The ufh t•1al Irani an rit.•\\l) agency said most of Iran's 37,000 o il wo rke rs d efied a mililarv j?overnment order lo end th.eir two-week :,trike, but tht• fe w who did return helped boos t pro<lue "P w1'"""°'" tion to 2.7 million barrels a day ~non Du .. ? 0 11 workers struck Oct. 31 ror higher pay and in i.upport or a Economa ~t Millon .Fril•d s welling \\ave or OPPol>1t10n to man, aµpcarang on TV '~ Shah Mohamm e d R eza "Meet the Press,'' S<JVS a Pahlavi 's regime by con n·<·c :-.s ion an l ht· Unit ed S<'rvativl' Moslt•m religwu~ ~lalt·s I!'> 1nl'\'Jtahlc and ll'ader s demanding rc\'er~al of tuuld ronw a:-. l',trlv ..,~ tht· the ruler's westernmslion pro first quarll'I' of l!n!I. gram anct lc tt1s ts de m anding -------------- democratic reforms to replace his authontarian rule. The Pars news agent'y said 20 pe rsons were killed in weekend d emonstrations agains t tht• shah 's eovcrnmcnt The stall' oil cumµany l-.u1d 600.000 barre ls \\Ou ld go for d oml'stic cons umption and thl· other 2 I m illion wuuld be pumped into ta nker::. waiting at lbe Pe rsi<1n Gulf terminal in southern Iran While tht• oil st rike continu~. workers in Tehran foilt'd to ht.•cd a call for a om· day general s trike to demonstrulc oppos1l1on to the shah The government ap parently d1scouragt•d woulc1 b<• strike rs by puttiOI! large num bcrs of lrooos on lhl· streets However. an Onl' instance p o lice h a d t o c~cort 200 Am e rican communications technicians from a crowd of an- g r y Iranians al the telecom- munications center in Tehran. The Amen cans work for Bell Laboratories, wh1rh has a $16 billion contract to upgrade Iran's commumcattons systems There was no immed1a tt' wurd of what prompted the confronta· taon Thieves Get V aluahle Art In Laguna A woodcut an work by Dutch surrealis t M.C. Escher. valut.·d at $18,000 was s tolen from the Vorpal Gallery in Luguna Beach s hortly before closing l1nw Saturday, police said toduy The black a nd while woodcut was hanging on a ~all in tht· gallery at 326 Glenneyre St . amidst other of Escht•r ::. worh when t he theft occur('d Gallery spokesmen said lhe artwork was done 1n 1929 <tnd 1s om• o f only 10 in existence Thl' hand-s igned work was tilled l.<1 Cat h edral Engl ou tie !T ht• 1 Drowning Cathedral ) a nd wus termed one or the artist's mo~t rea las tic works P olice said today they ha\'t• not begun the ir im·esllgation an to the late a fle m oon theft but said they hope to come up with clues by Tuesday Meanwhile. gallery off1c1als say lhey will offer a reward for return or lhe rare E::.cher work Criminal Charges Court Eyes Use Of Juvenile Names WASHINGTON IAPl -The U S. Supre me Court agreed to day to decide wheth£'r states may bar news papers from publis hing the n ames of juveniles charged with crimes. The justices said they will re· view a ruling by the Wesl Virginia Supreme Court that struc k down such a Jaw as a n unconstitutional "prior restraint" on free press rights. The test case grew out or the fata l s hootang of a 14·year·olrl student at Hayes Junior High School in St. Albans, W.Va .. on F e b. 9. That day. 14·year-old Stewart Pe rrock was determ ined by a Kanawha County Judge lo be "deli nquent" in connection with the s laying. The n ex t m o rn i n g. lhe Charlesto n Gazette ide ntified Per rock as the alleged assailant. Thal afternoon. Perrock also was identified in a story a r ing in the Charleston Dail: I. B o lh newspape r s were c ha r ged with criminal misde meanors for violating the West Virginia law. and both s ue cessfully a!)kcd t he s talt• Supreme Court lo set aside the charges. The stale court noted that in the past. the U S. Supreme Court has told government officaab that they almost never may pre vent publication o r broadcast or information Journalists already have obtained Efforts to prevent disseminu tion or inform ation already ob· tained generally ure referred to as prior restraants In seeking Supreme Court re· view. Ka nawha County p ros · ecutor Cletus Hanley a rgued that none or the Supreme Court rulings precisely fits the facts of the Pe rrock case. Lawyers ror the Daily Mail. urging }he court l o rejec t Hanley's ap1>t..'al, took :-lrong ex cept1on to hi~ contention Ray Lied, Lawyer Testifies WA S HI NGTO N <AP1 llouston lawyt•r Percy foreman ksl1fl('d today that James Earl Ray lied when he denied recrwt ing Fore man to defend him against the chari;tc of assassinat- ing Martin Luther King Jr. Porcman told the House as sassinations comm1tlt.•c' that he ugreed to represent Ray only after receiving <t written request from him. Poremao said he turned down at lra::.t three req uests from Ray's brothers. who sought h i::. assistance for the a ccused ai.- :,assin Thc committee took testimony from Foreman as it explored the theory that Ray was forced to plead guilty lo the April 4. 1968, ass a:-s inatwn tu cover up :.. s inister conspiracy again:,t the civil rights leade r. Foreman. a practtcang attorney m ore than 50 years. represented Ray wht.·n he entered the guilty picas 1n March 1969. Since then. Hay h:.i~ recanted. da1mt.•d innocence and wciged a long running battle o f accusa t1on~ against Foreman Fort:man s aid ht· docs not know what happened to the ll'l ll'r h~· says Ray wrole to request his :,crv1c•c lie said the letter, along \I.Ith thc n•sl or his files m· the casc. w:is turned ovt•r to a N<tshvillc official in the t·uursc of u lawsuit a nd t hal the official 1::. dead. As ked about Ruy's denial~ FMeman ;is~crtcd · · .. lie 1::. lytn.i.: when he says he dtd not wntt• that lt•ller . ·· The committct' al!>O he ard u report from it s c hief in vestigalor. Edward Evans. who described efforts to determine whether Ray had help in escap mg from the assassin<:1tion scene 1n MemphJs. Tenn .. lo Canad<.i a nd finally lo London. whe re ht· wa::. arrested two months afler the slaying FrOM Page Al GRANT ... rental housing Thl' proposal was prompted by u dispute a monR tenant8 in thl• - Orangelree P<1t10 Hom es. wht'rt• the homeowne rs association vol ed this s umme r to r estrict r ecreationa l facilities to adulb and to rent no more ho mes tu fa milies with children Captains Set For Seniors fhe l rv 1n t• commun1t r,. se rvi ces department 1s establishing a "villagl' captain .. system to reach senior citizen~ lo let them know aboul meetmgi. and <ict1\'lt1c!-t of intc rt!sl to them. A vill agt' captain would bt• responsible for t c le phoninl! se nior c 1t1 zt'n s in h i~ neighborhood to communicate Slll'h information. In add ition. captains may bt- ac;kC'd to arran~e meetings to in troduce memlwrs of the city st~1 rr of the cit y Senior Citizen~ Comm ittee to residents Those mtcrestt:'d 1n hecoming captain!'> may contact Hetty Bush , senfor c1ti1,ens coordinator, at 754 3819 gals' country. -. fal 1 aignrz.r leathzrwe.ar m the,1r trad1t10na1 cordovan color. UTlp?rtd acccz.ssor1<l6, a eiimpl<Z yzt dlstmct1w. col l<Zct lon of col l<Z.Cta bltZS 44 fashion island, new po 644-5070 ' \ --... s 7 • Lag11na/South Coast ) VOL. 71 , NO. 317, 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A MONOAY,NOVEMBER1 ~1W8 Afteraooa .i N.V. S t oeks TEN CEN"'(S Huntillgton_ Doctor Dies in Crash . . . · . Oally l'lltol ,,_tty lli<Nrd IC-i.r HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DfED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIVATE PLANE Singfe..4ngtne CeHna Rented From Or•nge County Airport, CrHhed In San Juan Man He/a In Drug Seizure A 35-year-old San Ysidro man is an custody today a rter U.S. Borde r Patrol officers a llegedly sei zed seven pounds of co· -caine worth $168.96P from his vehi<;le at the c heckpoint south of San Clemente Friday. Border Parrol officials said Ismael Perez Esparza was halt· ed a t the checkpoint after of. f1cers were tipped that Espana h a d d rive n through the San Ysidro checkpoint without stop- pmg. Esparia is a legal resident or the United States. Border Patrol officials said he is being held in the Metropolitan Correction Cent.er in San Diego on charges of possessing a con· trolled substance . Esparza 's car. officers allege. contained a little over seven pounds of uncut cocaine con· cealed in a trunk compartment. He orfered no resistence when slopped at the checkpoint. Cora Riddle Dead at 8 4; Rites Slat ed F uneral services a re planned for longtime Laguna Beach resi· dent Cora Riddle, who died Sun- d a y morning at South Coast Medical Center following a heart attack last mont h. Mrs. Riddle. 84, was. the wife of former Laguna Beach Mayor J esse Riddlt!, who held the top elected city post in the 1950s. Riddle was with his wife on a municipal bus Oct. 25 when she slumped in her seat. She was treated a t the bus depot by firem en a nd pa ramedics and rushed to the hospital. Unked t o Murder? Footprints Shown To County Jury An Ora nge County Superior Court jury was shown today photographs of footprints the prosecUtion claims were left in and ·atound a Laguna Beach home by defendant -James-Eal"i - -Scramlin s hortly a fte r h e bludgeoned a retire d Coast Guard officer lo de ath on July 26, 1917. Laguna Beac h police in- vestigator Arthur Collins told the jury from the witness stand that he took the pictures of foot- prints he found in the bathroom a nd outside the front door at the home of AJbert Daniel Willard, 69, of 861 Crestview Drive. Comparison of the prints with those of Scramlin, 27. of 425 Panorama Drive, L a guna Beach. wlls a factor in bis arrest on murder charges five months after the killing of Willard who was a former lieutenant com- mander in the Coast Guard ll is alleged that Scramlin and Willard were involved in a homosexual relationship at the time of the killing. And it is alleged that Willard was beaten to death with a heavy mahagony s tatue of a pregnant woman as he lay on the living room carpet. Coyotes Get Poodle In San Clemente Two coyotes were spotted car- rying off a small brown poodle this weekend near the San Cleme nte muni ci pa l g olf course . A patrolling police officer re· ported seeing the dog's capture in the area of Avenida Ortega in south San Clemente, just inland from the golf course. Police did not lcnow who owned ,fhe dog. Police claim that the victim was taken by surprise since there is no indication or wounds on his arms that could have been inflicted.had he-attempted-to lie- f end himself Police who arrested Scramlin s aid he made a number of con- flicting s tatements about bis re- lationship with Willard and his movements on the night of the killing. The jury is being asked to re- turn a verdict or first degree murder but the death penalty is not being sought in t he trial before Judge John L. Flynn Jr. Thieves Get Valuable Art In Laguna A woodcut artwork by Dutch surrealist M.C. Escher. valued al $18,000 was stolen from the Vorpal Gallery in Laguna Beach s hortly be fore c losing time Saturday. police said today. The black and white woodcut was hanging on a wall in the gallery at 326 Glenne}'re St.. amidst other of Escher 's works when the theft occured. Gallery s pokesmen said the a rtwork was done in 1929 and is one or only 10 in existence. The hand·signed work was titled La Cathedral Englo uti e (The Dro wning Cathedral ) and was termed one of the artist's most r ealistic works. Police said today they have not begun their investigation in· to the late afte rnoon theft but said they hope to come up with dues by Tuesday. .Mea nwhile , gallery officials say they will offer a reward Cor return of the rare Escher work. Plane Down in San Juan Raking through charred and dis integrated wreck a ge this m orning, investigators still had not found the cause for the fiery plane crash that killed a Hunt· ington Beach physician near San Juan Capistrano Sunday aner- noon. Pilot Neil Kushner. 36, of 7242 Haven Rock Drive in Huntington Beach. was killed instantly as his s ingle-engine Cessna struck the ground. a Coroner's office spokesman said. Dr. Kushner was the only OC· cupant of the Cessna 172 which he had flown out of the Orange County Airport, a s her iff's in· vestigator said. He had rented the plane for two hours and the destination was unknown, the in· vesligator added. Witnesses saw the sm all craft. :i n a m e while still in the a ir. nosedive into a field near the San Juan Capis trano c r eek channel near Calle Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4·40 p.m .. Engineer Jim Mccarte r, of th~ State Forestry Department sta-' lion. said. The plane went down about 200 feet from a residential a rea . Debris was scattered for three· quarters of a mile, Mccarter said. A National Transportation and Safety Board investigator was going through the wreckage this morning and searc tuog ror scat- tered de bris . Dr. Kushner m aintained his medical practice at 18700 Main St .. m Huntington Beach. He is <See Cit.ASH, Pa_Je A2 > OallJl'lletSIAff ...... M1aae.e11tr L y nn S t a nley, 17, wa s chosen Miss San Clemente this weekend. after compet- ing wi th 14 other girls to represent the city in its summer pageant and other e ve nts. Miss Sta nley is a San Clemente High School senior M oring Dag This is what it took early today to move the IO-pound nest of an os prey. a seago1ng hawk, -from-the m ast of -a -schooner moored in Newport Harbor to a specially erected pole nearby. State Department of Fish and Game, Pacific Telephone Compa ny, Southern California Edison Company. the Balboa Island Ferry and the City of Newport peach cooperated on the move. It was made because ospreys haven't nested in Southern California for more than 60 years and because boat owner wanted to move his schoone r . Skid Row Stabber · Slays Two More LOS ANGELES !APl -On a frigid night in Skid Row. police round the bodies of two more sta bbing victims early today. bringing to eight the number of t ra n s i e nts kill e d in t h e Westmin ster Boy Scout Dies in S now By JERRY CLAUSEN Of tM O.lly ...... St.ff A Westminster Boy Scout ap- parently died of exposure late Saturday or early Sunday near ldyllwild when his troop was trapped in a heavy snowfall while on a weekend hiking trip. The victim. Mark King, 14, of 6141 Chickasaw Drive, was one of 11 Scouts in Westminste r Troop 88 who set off early Thurs- day with two leaders to climb Mount San Jacinto. His brother downtown area in three weeks . The seventh victim was found across the street from Central Division police headquarters shortly pas t midnight as the temperature dipped to 38. The eighth man was fo und in an alley two blocks a way a few hours later . Neit he r was immedi ately identified and police didn't know if they were victims of the so- called Skid Row Stabber who has terrorized the district where some old men sleep in doorways using newspapers for blankets. Investigators at the scene of both stabbings decUned to give <See BODIES, Page Al> Coas t Weath er Officials at Pacific View Me morial Park in Newport Beach said today the services will be held there at 2:30 p.m. Tues day. 2. 7 Million County -Size Seen Cloudy with chance of light showers today. Pa rt- ly cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 mph begin- ning this afternoon. A lit· tie warmer Tuesday with highs of 60 to 65. Lows tonight of 37 to 45. Chance o( rain 30 percent today. decreasing to 10 percent tonight and Tueroay. A recent study of population By 2000, that measure will Beach . Los Alamito.s, E l Toro AD FOR PAD trends in Orange County in-drop to 65 percent. the study in-and Santa Ana will re main in dicates the county's existing 1.7 di cat~. gove rnment hands and continue million population will swell to It p redicts the net gain in to operate through the tum of MADE HlM GUD 2.7 mlWon persons by the year population will average about the century. 2000. 43,000 people a rnear in the next -Tiiie only major recreation . "I placed the ad Friday night And, the study. says, popuJa. 22 years, a ga rrom natural or open ~ce additions to the ~ and the phone almost rang off. tion in the county's southeast causes as weU as migration into county wi I ~ in the Laguna \ f the book the entire weekend ... area will lncreue 166 percent by Orange Count)C. Greenbelt and the Chino Hills. That's the advertising success the tum of the cent~. Among oth er things, the -. Between lt8t and 2000 I story of the Newport Beach' man B"t even with the on 's share population study undertaken by Oran~e County's population ' who placed this ad lo the Daily of Ute growth expected in the atatisUcal analysts in the coun· grow rate wiU be 2.1 percent. I Pilot classifieds: area soutbeaat of the Newport ~·s administntive office pre· -Tiiie mmberof people living Freeway, it will still lag behind icts: in each dwe lling unit will J br. near Udo shops, the Or;!!,f e County's north ln -~ C....ty Airport will dec r e a se from the current newly carpeted. patio, total po ation. remain county's principal average of 2.71 people to an utll pd. J person ooJy. The ~atJon study foresees air tramportalioo center. average of 2.46, reflecting an· J $235 mo. xxx·u.x.x 1.2 mi · people living in the -n.e pnp11ed San Joaquin Ucipated smaller fa mily units. ~ U you've got an apartment• southeast and 1.5 m1Won people Hilla transportation corridor -Wlalle tbe avera1e coun· ,• dwelllnLin the northwestern that will run froo Newport tywlde population growth rate I you want to convert to cub, call· area of county ln 2000. Beach to the San Diego Freeway wUI be 2. J percent a rear Sou the 642-5678 and let a few words IO As thinp stand now, roughly i.Q the SaddJeback Valley will be uerage growth rate in the th to work I or you, ln the Deily '1t percent of the county's resi· operational by 1.995. Co11t area will hit al five per-Pilot. dents live in the northwest area. -MllUar7 bases In Seal cent v ... ._ ......... ., ~ ... H Ct '" • .. ,, . . -Peak period traffic conges- tion will continue to be a prob- le m intheSoulhCoastarea. -Generally, lite Oraa1e County employment market will increase by an average of 4.7 percent a year a nd continue to provide most of the jobs needed by the expanding population. P= of the •Ludy ls to pro- vide range County's population projections to the Southern California Association of Gov· emments <SCAG). The county's contribution will be part of a six-county study by SCAG aimed at providing an overallJ:!anning perspective tor the Sou m California area. SCAG figure. indicate that 37 f:rcent of the new dweUing un- a that will be bu ilt in the Soutbem CaUtomta area over <See G&OWl'H. Pase AU INSIDE T ODAY W htle molt work song• hove bttn creaUd with men in mind, Dr. PritdUo oruu of Logunc Btoch Im colkcted ioom~'• tOCWk '"fl• f rom "Whistle While YOM Work" to "Tim u ~ WCJi' We Wcuh Ovr Clothe•."~ Feotunng, Page CJ.· latlex "'"-~ At ....__... M ·-~~ (2 (2 ... ,ltlt L. 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All feur rittl1n1 were tak• olf a mounlaln by ran1crs Sund•Y &1 noon aftc:r Pt'lldln1 40 hou~ ln rtff1.1"8 tfmper:atUrt'ft al S1tn Sfovtoni> Peak. about 18 mllt>b WHl of Sun Benlarthno Tbe t•ru!fh ocrurrf'd at 1 p m l':rlday In atotmy llftd turbulent ~ndlMonl when tM Cei11na 172 w 11 r-tun:Unc lo 1'orr a nce rron1 a Lu v._ card tournament. All four vtetlnH 1uffered fro,t expo1ure but cOl\dlUont COUid have ~n much worse cxct'pt for I he Prttflutlons taken by the pilot. according to Deputy Gene Klt'tt.-nbt>rl( tClettenbcrg :said the 13-year· old Sl•gler fashioned bonnl'ls for Dally 1"1191 -.., LH l"nM Finding t~ 1'1ark Dart throwers show competitive form and concentration during Tri-Counties Na- tional Cup Competition held over weekend at Orange County Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa. Hundreds of competitors and fans turned out for contest that f ea tu red $12,000 in prizes. Forty-eight dart boards were m constant use during the two-day contest. Prime Rate Goes to 11 % Some, Not ~" Banks Hike Lending Rate By The Associa&ed i#ress Several banks rais ed the pnme lending rate a quarter of a percent to 11 percent today in still another sig&--0f light.ened- credit conditions. The First National Bank or Chicago, the <'1ghth·largest com me rcial bank m the country, the Chacago-bast>d Harris Trust & Savings Bank. ranked 24th. and f''irsl Pennsylvania llcink of Philadelphia.· the 19th largest, announced incr<'ascs an pnme ratt•s to 11 percent. The announcements foUowed two rounds or prime rate in· t'reases t his month wh ich brou~hl th<' rate to 103.a percent for most banks an res ponse to a tougher cred it policy by the Federal Rt.•scrve that has made the cost of funds to banks more expensive. But analysts said the latest an· nouncements m ay not portend an mdustrywide m ove to bring the prime rate lo 11 percent level throughout the country. "There a ppears to be somewhat greater pressure on r<'gional m oney banks and s m a ller banks. Most of those are loaned up and have to come up with tougher lending terms, .. said David .Jones. an analyst at Aubrey G . Lanston & Co. in New York. "I think there may be some delay in following at this 11 percent level,"' for the industry as a whole. The prime r ate is the interest banks <'hargc on loans to their best corporate custom ers. It has no dire<:t effect on other types or loan r ates, but a rise in the rate as seen as a good indicator that consumer loans will have e ither higher interest rates or tougher credit require ments where the loans are governed by interest OR.ANOE COAST L'~C DAILY.. PILOT ~Or ... CN'tl 0.•I• P'tl04. """'"""'<"l\~fllim bl""<ll ... ~W\ ,., ... , ... pul>M_.,., .... o......,. C:.0.'I P..oll\llll>Q Como•~• S--... Mll-MO OVOh\Md MOM•Y throuon ,,~ ... fOf CO'\t• -· .... .._, 1141"<" Huntl-6o1C"l~t.~ft V•tltv. lr••n~. ~ddlt1MO. 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The government h as been tightenin#l short-term credit for l.lanks an hopes that higher in lcrest rates will make the dollar more attrart ive an foreign ex- change trading by s lowing the economy and thu.'l reducin~ in- flation. When interes t rates arc high. t h ~ reasoning goes, Americans s pend less because money is more expensive to ob· lain. News of the Uurd increase this month sent the stock market in· lo a broad decline today. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials was down 7.11 points to 799.98after fours hours Losers outpaced gainers by more than a 3· l margin among New York Stock Exchange· listed issues. Larry Wa ch tel at Bac he Halsey Stuart Shields Inc said investors saw httle reason lo be buying stocks in view of huilt·up pressure pushing interest rate~ higher. The ris e of open-m arket money rates has made a prime rate of 11 h percent by year -end a virtual certainty, he said . ,,.....P.,,eAI SCOUT, 14, DIES. • • Elliot, 13, was among those saved . The body was discovered at about 5: 10 a .m. in a tent pitched less than a mile from vans used to make the trip from Orange County. The vans were parkc..'<i about two miles off or st ate highway 243 between ldyllw1ld and Banning The other 10 scouts and two adults were rescued from the sam e tent about an hour earlier, according t.o Riverside Sheriff's officers. No one, said Scoutmaster Don Terry, 48, or 5311 Vallecito Ave , Westmins ter, had missed the King boy until afte r the rescue. A search for the Westminster group was launched at about 10 p . m ., Rivers ide S heriff's spokesme n said , whe n Mrs. Terry failed to receive a pre ar · r anged call from her husband or troop camping committ ee chairman J ohn Farmer, 32, or 52 12 Franklin Circ l e Westminster ' A sheriff's spokesm an said ap- proximate 1 y 50 d e puties , ftremen and civilians were in· volved In the search as heavy fi'r .. Pqe Al GROW'I'H ••• the ne}Ct 22 years will be buill in Orange County. If so, Qlal means there will be' roughly i12.ooo new housing un. it.a b uilt In Orange County by 2000, more lhaD half of those ne w homes in the county 's southeast reaches. The county study lndicatu that the "essential phys ical public services such as sewer and water ;acllltles" will be available t handle the addi- tional pOJ)U)ollon. However, the study lndicateR, temporary shortages of public facilttiet may Impede develop. ment for s hort perfod11 of time . snows fell in the mountainous a rea. The group fi nally was reached by a Southern California Edison Co. snow tract.or with a deputy aboard, a spokes man said. T e rry sa id t h e s co u t s scrambled out of the single large te nt they had pitched to clamber aboard the trac tor to am- bulances. Whe n rescuers r eturned for the King boy, they found has body, Terry said. The scouts and leaders all had huddled into the one tent to keep warm, he said "Mark wasn 't feeling tofl good,'· Terry said "It was just a giving out type of thing. We a ll were pretty tired." The group, which had left l 1 year-old boys home because of the hlke's expected ruggedness spent Thursday night near Ml. San Jacinto. Terry said. The scouts failed lo climb the peak Friday when fog rolled in, Terry said, and decided to s pend the night al Little Round Valley. Saturday morning, he said, "We threw our gear together I said we hQd to get oH the moun- tain." ~ The group walked throu~.1 snow lo Deer Springs, he said, where they wa rmed up in out- door toilets and ale breakfast. They started down the Seven Pines Trail at about 8 a.m .. los· ing their way in heavy snow. Terry said. At about 4 p.m. the tired group pitched camp near a road leading to Highway 243. ll was there that rescuers fo und them nearly 12 hours later. Ford Sells to China DETROIT CAP) -Pord Motor Co. says It bas agreed to sell 700 heavy.duty and pickup trucu to China for an undlscl08ed price The cJeal Includes spare ports and toolA, the automaker said. the vlcUm1 out of bla nkets and s hored up broken windows 31ld wtnd1hleld rrom p•rta or lhe dam••ed craft. ~•fer, who Uvea at t72S2 Jullp Lant, Mltfered a.black eye 1•.-id t:1 knee injury Venno Bewersdorf. about SJ, suffered a broken jaw when he was hurled inlo the pl1&n ' stct'rlng wheel at tmpa<'t. Two ot her passe n llers - Thomaz11 liruhn und Oellef Zendl escapt.' crash at the 6.500 foot peak, ac- cording to Segler Sef lcr said that rescuers were fina l y alerted lo the crash Sun· day when one or the pas~engers sought help at a nearby micro wave towt:r. T he tower was closed . but ., deer hwtt.er was c-onluclt.'d on lhree t1P1>le~. four cookies and about la ve earn. or soft drinks lie said rescuer!I had lo hack their way through dense buck brus h on lhe mounta 1n~1d e before they could make theu way to a fire break and to wait- ing emergency vehicles. Ali four were t.reuted at the Loma L.mda Medical Center . Attorney: 'Ray Lying' Assassin 'Wrote letter' Seeking Services WA S HIN GTON I AP I Houslon lawyer Percy Foreman testlried today that James Earl Ray lied when he denied recruit- .i ng Forem an to defend him against the charge of assassinat- ing Martin Luther King Jr Foreman 1.9ld the House as- sassinations committee that he agreed to represent Ray only a fter receiving a written request from him. Foreman said he turned. down at least three requests from Ra y 's brothers, who sought h.is assistance for the accused as- sassin. The committee took testimony from Foreman as it explored the theory that Ray was forced to plead gu.illy to the April 4, 1968, assassination lo cover up a sinister conspiracy against the civil rights leader. Foreman , a practicing attorney more than 50 years. represented Ray when he entered the guilty pleas in Ma rch 1969. Since then, Ray has recanted. c la imed innocence and waged a long-running battle of accusa- tions a~ainst Foreman. Fr.,.Pa.,eAl BODIES. • • det;uls . Rut llom1c1de Capt Walter S tephenson · !-.atd the SC' Venth man had been stabbed several limes in tht> upper torso an a manner s imilar lo the• other -;tabbings. which began Oct 23 At the scene of the e1~hth kill· mg. a ragged bahd or transients clustered near lh£' end of the al ley as the dead mun was loaded into a coroner's wagon. "What is it, a nother killing down here?" said one old man wearing a tattered coat and a lllm o'shaoter cap. "We can't discount that alt the stabbings might be related ... Lt John Dempsey. head or Central Division's detective bureau, !laid earlier. A Skid Row task force of poli<'e investigators 1 m med1atc- lv. began sean ·hing the area for · witn esses or clues abo ut Lhe knafe-wacldmg killer or k i llt>f'S II was the sct'ono grisly !tenes or Skid Row death~ an fo ur years. Vaughn Orrin Greenwood is !-.cr ving a life prison term for the 1974·75 Skid R ow S l a s her murders or several transients. In those deaths, there was evidence or ritualized stabbing and the drinking of vactimi.' blood Dempsey said the recent kill · ings differ from the "slasher" murders. an which the victim's throats were cut ear -to-car a nd t he wounds went through to the spinal cord "These are stabbings and not mutilations ... Dempsey said. ' Foreman said he doc., not know what happened to the ltl· ter he says Ray wrote t.o request his service. ' He said the lelll"r. along with the r est of h.is files an the case. was turned over lo a Nashville official in the course of a laws uit and that the offarial 1s dead. As ked about Ray's de nials. Foreman asserted. "lfe as lying when he says he did not wnte that letter." The committee also heard a r e port fro m its c hief in · vestigator. Edward Evans, who described efforts to determine ~hether Ray had help in escap- ing from the assassination scene in Memphis, Tenn., to Canada and finally lo London. where he was arrested two months alter the slaymg. "Al.though s everal troubling questions remain open , it ap· pears that James Earl Ray. on has own after the shooting or Dr Martin Luther King Jr .. fled from the United Stat.es to Canada and Europe withbut the assistance of sophisticated <'O· conspirators," Evans reported Son-in-law Held After Threatening A 22-year·old tr ansient as 10 Or ange County Jail today after a llegedly threatening his rather· in·law with a paring knife when the older man refused to gave his assailant keys to his car Albert Taylor. who m Laguna Beach police identify as a transient, was being held on $10.000 bail following the 1nt·1 dent Saturda) ni g ht a l 685 Sleepy Hollow Drive Officer M1kc Pule• c;a1d ht· re!>punjcd tn a t·all at tht.· Sleepy llollow addn•ss and found tilt' front door partially open I le c·n tered tht> home and .,aid he ~di.I. Taylor holdmi! his falht'r 1n l<.11.1. Norman Le\li1 l>. 55, agains t J wall or tht> home with a knife Officer Pule said he drew h1!- serv1ce rl'volver and dcmand1·rt that Ta ylor put the knife llown, a nd when the !>U!>pect l'Omplaed, Pule and unotht.·r officer made the a rrest. Lewis told officers Taylor grabbed a Ptmng kntfe from a Woman Raped I~ Newport Parking Lot Newport Reach police arc seeking a well-dressed man who raped a lluntin~ton Beac h woman in the parking lot of th•· Marriott Hotel this weekend. T he 32·year -old v1ct1 m told police her assailant was wear1ng a three·pie<·e li~ht colored suit and a IJght colored open collar sh art. She said he pushed her into her rar as she was leaving the hotel. He threatened to ki ll he r ir she resisted or made any 001!.C while he raped her, she told of- ficers . She saad the man ran orr after he raped her She drove home and called police. T ht> attack. according to police reports. occurred about 2 a m Saturday kitchen drawer when Lewis r1· fused to give the youth keys to his car. Le wis faces charges or assault with a deadly weapon. Handcuffed Youth Freed By Firemen San Clemente police' had a lttk n1J?hl v1s1t Sunday from a Dana Point youn~sler and has brothC'r . who were looking ror pro- fessional expertise to. free tht• bov from ha ndC'uffs he had loc.ked on hu. wrist!> SerJ?IO Co ntres, or 3404:! Malaga Drive . had worn down the key to thc handcuHs. trying to free himself and al would not release the catch. Keys to poll<·t• handcuffs proved too s mall to open the oldernr<XfN tran1!~urrn. so firemen we re called an for a cut and rescue operation. Atte mpts to pick the lock were unsucces!'iful, said Capt. Ni ck Maule. Firemen then chiseled away a hinge pin, freeing tht• boy ~•lhout pt•rmanen tly damaging the handcuffs "We fi~ured he might want to l oci< h1m -;e lf up :Jj!J1n sometime ... Maule :;aid. Fro• Page A I CRASH •.. survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs . Mark Kushner or the same city. The palot 's body was taken to 0 Connor La g una H i ll ~ Mortuary Dr. Kushner. a general pracll· t1oner. at the time of his death, was a me mber or the medical staff at Pacifica Hospittal. P rior lo that he wa!t o n the staff of Huntington Inte rcom. munity llospatal. gals' country ... fa 11 a 19mr 1<iat.'11<z.rwear m th<Z..1r trad1t10ro1 cordovan color. lmp:>rt<z.d occ<z.ssori<z.s, a SJ.Tnp1cz. yz. t dJs t tnd1 lVlZ co 1lizct.,1on or col la.eta blcz.s. (ID~o@®~@ 44 fashion Island, newpor.t center 644-5070 \ ,. 7 Orange Coast EDIT ION 1 Today's Closintei N.V. t.oeks t VOL. 71, NO. 317. 3 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1978 N TEN CENTS j • I I I ·1 I l Newport Council Fa~es Heavy Agendft Ntowport R<-ac-h C'tt)' ('oun<'ll mvmbens will Cab up • number 111 <'Ont rov('rsu•I mtttl('n toniahc Amonl(ttwm AM RUl..ANCF. RATE. S.-11·, und SC'ha r .. r ' ambulance com panic "''"tr) ia.:.un to ll<'t ('OOJl c·1l lll'J>l"O\ 111 o( ratt' h1lr~s ol up to 100 pt>r<'f'nt (.'1ty ~wrr memh(·'"' an• rt.'<' ornmendtng dt>n1al bt><'1ua~~ lht' comparues stJll hu1en t pravuk'd audited finan(.'tal l ate ments. The m issing statements were lhr hubl of deruul of lhl' rcqum.t a mont.h qo BU I LOING lH~CR t:A S t; Council members ure belpg ••"ed to rallfy a plannin11 rom mission de4.'uilon lhul would forc t• l'Xisl1ng developments wllh Plllllned community zoo angs to t'Omply with tht• tnaJr1c phas ing law ' Those developments -Koll Center Newport. Emkay - Ncwport Place, the Irvine Com- pany 'a Corporate 1 Plaza and North Forrl and A~ronutrooic Ford were previously exempt· ed from the law which ties ruture building lo improvements in the city's traJfic system. PRUD.ENTIAL: At the re~ quest of Mayor Paul Ryckoff. the council wtU review the plan- ning commission's approval of a 500-room hotel and convention CaclJlty proposed by the Pruden· tial Insurance Company for Newport Center. Commissioners, while approv- ing the hot.el, voted down the ac· companying 22-s tory orrice building the company also wants to build. BLUFFS: Two sets or laws to control building on bluJfs will come before council members. They· wiU hold a public hearing on regulations for the bluff areas that already have buildings on them. They are expected lo set a hearine for Nov. 27 on another law which would limit building in proposed developments on currently vacant bluffs. PARKING STUDY : A report on changes in parking in the cen- tral Newport Area was prepared this summer at city expense by Wilbur Smith and Associates. Thia fall. the report was re- ferred to t h e C iti zen s Tra n s portation Plan Advisory Committee for comment. Committee Chairman Richard Clucas is recommending that on ly the portion relating to some c hanges in the McFadden Square area at the Newport Pier (Sff AGENDA, Pace A2) 2 r More Stain on LA Skid Row Doctor Dies in Air Crash Raking through charred and disintegr a ted wreckage this morning. investigators still had not round the cause for the fi ery planll crash that killed a Hunt angl~ Beach physician near San Juan Capistrano Sunday after- noon Pilot Neil Kushner, !16, of 7242 llaven Rock Drive an Huntington Rea<'h. was killed instantly as his sin~le·engine Cessna struck the ground, a c.;oroncr's office s pokesman said. Or. Kushner was the only OC· cupant or the Cessna 172 whk h he had nown out of the Orange County Airport, a sheriff's in· vestigator said. He had rented the plane for two hours and the destination was unknown, the in· vest1gator added. Witnesses saw t.he small craft, :tflame while still in the air. nosedive into a field near the San Juan Capistrano cr eek channel near Calle Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4:40 p.m., Engineer Jim McCarter. of the State Forestry Department sta· t1on. s aid The plane went down about 200 feet from a res idential area. Oebns was scattered for three- quarters of a mile, McCarter said. A National Transportation and ' Safety Board investigator was going through the wreckage this morning and searching for scat· tered debris. Dr. Kushner maintained his medical practice at 18700 Main St., in Huntington Beach. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kushner of the same city. (See CRASH, Page A2> ' Enrollment· Up 6.3 Percent At VC Irvi~ Fall enrollment at UC Irvine has increased 6.3 percent over last year. according to records Tbere are 9,953 enrolled stu- dents at the university, com- pared to 9,360 enrolled in fall, 1977. The student body comprises 7,632 unde rgraduates, 1,330 graduates and 991 health sciences stude nts. UCI opened in 1965 with 1,589 students In 1968, enrollment was 3,861 , and. in 1973, it was 8,517. The campus was designed, in an er a of greater expectations. for 27 .500 students. Most recent projections or ultimate student enrollment are 10,000 AD FOR PAD MADE HIMGUD "I placed the ad Friday night and the phone almost rang off the Ju;x>k the entire weekend." That's the advertising success story or the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in the Daily Pilot classlfieds: I br, near Lido shops, newly carpeted, patio, ulll pd. l person only S23S mo. llXX·XXXX If you've got an apartment you want to coovert to caah, .lc:all 642-5678 and let a rew wordS go to work ror you, in the Daily Pilot. • J I l DM1Y PtMl _.., lllc:MN •~ THIS IS HOW OSPREY'S NEST WAS MOVED TODAY FROM SCHOONER'S MAST TO SPECIAL PERCH IN NEWPORT HARBOR Sailboat Named 'Oeprey' Moored Nearby (rltht) Prov6de• Twt.t • T ..... Of Rare Bfrd Who Picked Rare Nffllng Spot EARLY MORNING BIRD WATCHERS VIEW HIGH FL YING OSPREY MOVE FROM DOCK Off the Balboa Peninsula, a Heavy LoglstJcal Effort to Move 10-pound Nest About 100 F"t Baptist's Body Found? Ancient Coffin Near Uiiro May Belong ro Sai,nt CAIRO. Egypt (AP> '-The discovery or an ancient coffin in- s ide the walls or a d esert monastery north of Cairo has ig- nited speculation that the re- mains are those or John the Bap- tist. the man who. according to,... the Bible, baptized Jesus Christ. The wooden coffin was un- earthed during renovation work this month al t he St. Makarios monastery, 60 miles north of t.he capital. Officials or the Coptic Church, the native Christian church or Egypt and Ethiopia, said today Yanks Sign Tiant NEW YORK -Free-agent pitcher Luis Tiant. formerly or the Boston Red Sox. signed a multi-year contract with the New York Yankees today. Tiant, who played e ight seasons with Boston. becomes tbe Cint player signed in this tear's re-entry draft. Ti1nt, 38 bas won 20 games rour times lo his 15-year career. Last season he compiled a 13-1 record and a 3.31 C\amed run average. .. that experts were being roul)ded up to study the coffin and ils contents. ·'Whal leads the priests to think it is John the Baptist is a reference in church ll)anuscripts which says he.was buried 18 feet from the altar," s aid Bishop Samuel, a Coptic Church official in Cairo who is organizing the expedition. The coffin was found where the manuscript said John the Baptist 's body would be. "The priests couldn't move, the walls before for fear the building would collapse," he said $4.2 Million Asked Finn to Buy Lion Country Safaii? A tentative agreement to sell Lion Country SaJari in Irvine, ror $4.2 million to a Newport Beach investment firm was an·· nounced today Sale ol the adventure park to Newport Industries. Inc. needs rtnal approval of Llon Country stockholders and the Irvine Company, which owns the land. saJd Jerry .Kobrin. senior vice president ol l.lon Country. I Newport Industries Is headed by Jack H. Bennett, who was un· available for comment today. The firm reportedly ls pre· pared to make an initial pay· ment of $1.2 mUlion for Uon Country, with a 10 year payment period for the remaining $3 million, said Kobrin. .\PP,rOVal or stockholders and the ti'vine Company could turn the partc over to the Newport Jn· dus\rle$ on April 30, 1979. ........... .A..'4. ... 4 .. ,._,. • . l ' Hawk Nest Moved to New Perch In a masterpi~e of logistical effort. the state Department of Fish and Game , the Pacific Telephone Company, Southern California Edison, Balboa Island Fe rry Inc . and the City of Newport Beach teamed up by dawn's early light today to move the 10-pound nest of a sea-going ha wk 100 feet lo a new perch. The bird in question wasn't around to watch and only time will tell whether the osprey. a breed that hasn 't nested in these parts in more than 60 years. will take to her new home atop a fiO.foot Edison Company pole erected in Newport Harbor especially for her. She bad built her nest atop the fo r e mast of the sch oone r . Samarang, but the boat had to be moved. hence the logistical effort on her behalf. The osprey and the nest she built more than a month ago have been the subject or con· s iderable scientific scrutiny because of the rarity of sea· going hawks in these parts in re· cent times, For Dr. Robert Levis, owner or the schooner, it was a matter or scrutinizing his bank balance. Dr. Lewis ls a patient man and bas nothing against seagoing lulwks, but the bird's choice of nesting sites· was cost· ing him a bundle -roughly $1 ,500 a month. He wanted lo move bis yacht from its mooring orr H Street on the Balboa Peninsula to a slip he had rented so he could spruce up the boat before putting it up for sale. Tbe team of osprey movers completed its task early today. Paul blly, a bird expert for the state Department of Fish and Game and Al Ramirez, a (See NEST, Page AZ> Irvine's .Cultural Center Geb Grant The Irvine Cultural Center. a place ror instruction and ap· preciation in the arts. has re· celved a $5.000 grant from the Irvlne Company. The center is In a converted warehouse in the lrv•ne ln· dua~rial Complex, at 17302-A Daimler St., a nd has been operated since Sept. 18.1. by the Soulb Cout Cult.u(1l_ ::;ervtces Leasue ~" a oon-ptollt ll'OUP· l ' Stabber Hunted in 8 Deaths LOS ANGELES IAP > ~ The bodies of the seventh a nd eighth Skid Row stabbing victims within three weeks were found today. and police circulated a drawing of a pigeon-toed man they s aid was wanted for ques- tioning . It is the second lime in four years that the Skid Row area has been stalked by a killer. In the wmter of 1974-75. nine men were killed in the "Skid Row Slasher" murders . Orrin Vaughn Greenwood was convicted in 1977 of eight of the "Slasher" killings and is serving a life prison sentence. In the latest two stabbings, Police Lt. Dan Cooke said the body of Augustine E . Luna, 49. was found in an alley, and the body or Frank F . Reed. 36. was found in the rear parking lot of a bar. The two. like the previous six victims. were inhabitants of the downtown Slnd Row area. many or whom sleep outdoors in alley:-. or on the sidewalks. Cooke said no motive was known ror any or the attacks. in which all the victims have been stabbed in the upper torso. In the "Slasher" slayings. the vic- tims' throats were cut ear-Lo-ear straight through lo the spinal cord. A I though police said they were uncertain whether all eight were sta bbed by the same killer, of· ficials released a compos ite drawing of a man sought for Questioning in the case. (See BODIES, Page A2 > Boat Theft Loss 81,400 in Newport The initiaJ tally of losses from the burglaries of three boats docked al Bay Island was set to- day at more than $1,400 by Newport Beach police. Investigators sa1d the talJy is like ly to go hig her as boat owners Burton Tilden, Howard Morgridge and Walter Clarke r e -c heck their vessels. The break-ins were discovered Saturday morning. Coast Weather Cloudy with chance of light showers today. Part- 1 y cloudy tonig ht a nd Tuesday. Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 mph begin- ning this afternoon. A lit- tle wa rmer Tuesday with highs or 60 to 65. Lows tonight of 37 to 45. Chance Qf rain 30 percent today. decreasing to 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. INSIDE TOD~ Y While nwst work &ongs have bun cMJted wdh men In mind, Dr. Prbcilla Oak.s of lagvftG Beach hcu collected women's IDOf'k songs from "Whittle While You Work " to ''ThU ii the Woy We Wcuh Our Cl.othe1.'' See Featuring. P0411 Cl. ' ••••• .. 15 - d I· $ h ' r AZ DAit y PILOl N (Jsecf Car AIJ1•a WASIONGTON IAf'I U1M (':l r s .llt?i.ffi t'll sPll so man)' lt'mons" that th<· jilO\'t•rnl'l'M.·nt s ho uld rtlq u1rf' lh~m tCI te,)I buyc n about dflf t~ a f t'die rtl Trude Commt~1on Nlialf report s.ud todu~ Tht• Ml-t pajtt' n •port 5um murlll~ h H• ycun Of I M•t.-,llll~ tton •nd ht.'1rh1&a . ~akl ltM> ...,,. of unsound <'Mf"!4 ' "a major coo ~umt>r abuse . afrtttln& Lilt' bu111l' sufcty or ut1 lily ot UM- most u pt-nalvc.· lltm many eon 'llml·~ wtll ,•ve>r bU,)' • Typ1ca1l • u.~ urs are M>kl with jn onl promise LO maltt· .m y net't."SSory n.-pul~ •f'lt'r Oh• sail'. but with •• ~ r1llen dts r ll\1mt•r 11pt"t·1tym1 that the sales .irt• "Us lS." the FTC slu.ff said J.11 te r. j -.ult>i>m.rn often rt> rust''> to mak\• n•p;.1 1~ .and UM: l'U.1>tomer ~ulft•'"' "lnsurmounta IJk d1Hic ult1f>s 1n provintt the oral promises." the rt'J)Ort saki. pattrf'd. only thttt they be di1> closed in "Tll1~ Ont• tcou l of Uw prop~cd rcl(ulallon wuuld tw ~"'"" thfo t.a•k ul e-oos1.mwr11 trying to prov.-they had boon hed to The !ftaff ultso prnpo11l'd th41t dcul('r<\ be• rt.•c1uln •cl to Nlat t' whethl'r a <'Uf s odomclC'r hud been set back The pro pobed r c aiulaUon. wbkh noqulttS the approval of lt1<' rlvt> m mber tommisalon tw-rorc> It rould take effoct, would not a pply to HIL~ by private In d1v1dui.ls Industry ~'°"1at1onr1 oppotK.'<f the prOp(lsal, as they did al staff h~arang.'l mto used car nlea Robert P Mallon, president ol the Nat1 o n u l Auto motive Dea lers A~1ation. u 1d US(.-d ca r prH·cf. would J ump <J n average $200 under the reguJa t tOD OMty f'itell ~111'1 •l<Mf'll I( ........ HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DIED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIV~TE PLANE Single-engine Cessna Rented From Orange County Airport, Craahed In San Juan ,..,..., Pa,,e A J CRASH ... ~ The pilot':; body wa1. taken t.o O 'C onn o r La g una 11 1 11 ~ Mortuary. Dr. Kushner, a general practt· tloner . at the time of his death. was a member or the medical tJtaff at Pacifica Hospital. Prior to that he was on tht! staff or Huntington Inte rcom munity Hospitul RB Woman Assaulted In Newport Newport Bl'ach police tut> s eeking a well -dressed man who r a ped a Huntington Beach woman in the parking lol of the Marnott Hotel this weekend. The 32·yt>a r·old victim told pohce her assailant was weanni: a three-piece light colored 1.wt and a light colored open collar s hirt. I The ~tutr proposed that used <'ar dealers be rt.>qu1red LO in· :.pel'l tht-<'ars they st?ll and Lo d1sl'lose what t ~y hod in form~ posted on vehicle windows. A car's brakes. sleerang, engine a nd tra ns mission would 1be described in writing a:., ·'OK' or ··Not OK " Some Banks Hike Prime to 11 % She said he ~pushed her into her car ru. i.hf• was leaving lhe hotel. lfp threatened to kill her 1r she res1sU.>d or made cany not~ wh-.le he ret~ her. she told of ricers For those ite ms marked "Not OK ." ·a written estimate or re· pa ir costs would be required. The rule would not mean lhe defec ts would have lo be re F r ... r~AJ NEST ••• Pac ific T e lephone line man . were the pnncipal movers. The two men had to wait for high tide to give them the he ight they needed to gel lo the top of the power pole s unk into the ha rbor two weeks ago. t;sing a city aerial platform truc k. or cherry picker. on board one of the Balboa Island ferries, Kelly was able to throw a net a round the 10-pound pile of twigs. branches, kelp and ice plant and bring it off the mast of the Samara ng Ramirez had climbed the pole a nd helped Kelly swing the nest mlO place on a platform built on top of the Pole. Now Kelly a nd othe r bird wa tchers have to wail for the OS· prey to return LO her nest. They remain hopeful a male will show up to mate with her. And Dr. LIA!v is, owner of the schooner. now will be a ble to move h1:. boat lndu.stry RapB Lead Standard WASmNGTON <AP) -The Labor Department announced stringent new standards today aimed at protecting 835,000 workers exposed to lead. a highly toxic substance that cc.n be fatal if ingested The ne w sta ndards. which sha rply reduce worker exposure to lead, drew an immediate at· tack from the lead battery in· dustry and are likely lo trigger compla ints from Pres ident Carter's inflation fighters. The Labor Department's <><-· cupational Safety a nd Health Administration announced that 1t would limit workers ' lead ex- posure lo SO micrograms per cubic meter or air. averaged over eight hours Blaze Kills One L OS ANGELES <AP ) Authorities say a fire in the 90· unit Prince Rupert Apartments in the We~tlakc section of Los Angeles killed one unidentified man, sent 200 people rtc·cing into the cold night and c a used SIB0.000 damage. OAANOECOAST H DAILY PILOT "'" o.._. co.." 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Meet the Press." says CJ recession i n the United S ta tes is ine vita ble and <:ould come as early as the rtrsl Quarter of 1979 BODIES ... The drawing shows a man in his late 20s or early 30s, about 6·fool·2 and 210 pounds . Police say he is a black man who 1s pigeon-toed and softspoken and may be named Luther . Cooke said the drawing was made oo information gathered in the investigation of the s tab· bing death of David Martin Jones. 38, the fifth victim in the series. Jones was found Thu~. day on the lawn or the downtown library. The latest victims were dis- covered shortly before midnight Sunday. The s ixth victim, Fran cisco Perez Rodriguez, 57, was found Saturday morning The first victim was found Oct. 23. On Sunday nig ht, a Le m · perature of 38 degrees, a record cold for Nov. 12, and fear of the stabber brought men flocking to the downtown Union Rescue Mission. Mission s pokesman Art Purner said the 250 beds were full, 325 men sat all night in the chapel and another 106 stayed in the basement. "They're coming in out of the alleys for refuge," Purner said But SOfllC or lbe men who live on the Skid Row streets seemed to lake the s tabbing as just another of life 's hazards. After the sixth murder. one Skid Row resident, who gave his name on· ly as Dave. said, "What can I do about this stabber? Nothing. I'm here on the street . . . I just slay out of trouble and I 'II gel by " Another man, Dewitt Sikes said, "Hell, J'm not scared. L was in the Marines and I walk<.-d over dead bodies. A couple of stabbings doesn't bother me I just keep my eyes open . . Lots of nuts down here." Home Burglari7.ed In Corona del Mar Police said today a Corona del Mar man lost valuables worth an estimated 12,290 when a thief broke out a bathroom window to 1et lnlo bi11 home. Henry Guertin reported the break-in Saturday. lncluded' amonc the missing items were a slot machine. stereo equipment and clothes. The First National Bank of Chicago, the eighth-largest com- mercial bank in the country. the Chicago.based Harris Trust & Savings Bank, ranked 24th, and Firs t Pe nnsylvania Ba nk of Philadelphia, the 19th larges t, announced increases in prime rates to 11 percent. The announcements followed two ,rounds Of prime rate IO· c r e a ses th is m onth whi ch brought lhe rate to 10% percent for most banks in response to a tougher credit policy by the Fede ral Reserve that has made the cost of funds to banks more expensive. But anulysts said the latest an- nouncements may not portend an industrywide move to bnng the prime rate to 11 percent level throughout the counlrv. "The re a pp ears to be somewhat greater pressure on r egional money ba nks a nd smaller banks. Most of those a re loaned up and have lo come up with tougher lend in~ terms." said David Jones. an analyst at Aubrey G. Lanston & Co. in New York. "l think there may be some delay in following at this 11 percent lev<·I. ... for the indus try as a wholl' The prime rate 1s the interest banks charge on loans lo their best corporate customers. It has no direct effect on other types of loan rates, but a rise in the rate is seen as a good indicator that consumer loans will have either highe r interest rates or tougher credit requirements where the loans ::.re governed by interest ceilings. The prime rate was 7a,4 per- cent J a n. I. and lh1~ 1s the 13th Criminal Charges Court Eyes Use Of Juvenile Names W ASHINOTON <AP) -The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to- day to decide whether s tates may bar ne ws papers from publis hing the names of juveniles char~ed with crimes. The justices sa id they will re- view a ruling by the West Virginia Supreme Court that struck down s uch a law as an unconstitutional .. prior restraint" on free press rights. The test case gre w out of the fatal shooting of a 14-year-old student at Hayes Junior High School in St. Albans. W. Va .. on Feb. 9. That day. 14-ycar·old Stewart Perrock was dete rmined by a Kanawha County judge to be "delinquent" in connection with the slaying. T h e ne xt mornin g , the Cha rleston Gazette ide ntified Perrock as the alleged assailant. That afternoon. Perrock also was identified in a s tory appea r- Thieves Get V aluahle Art In Laguna A woodcut artwork by Dutch s urre alist M.C. Escher. valued at $18.000 was s tolen from the Vorpal Gallery in La~una Beach shortly beforl' clos ing time Saturday. police said today . The black and while woodcut was hanging on a wall in the ~allery at ,326 Glenneyre St.. amids t other or Escher's works when the theft occured Gallery spokesmen said the artwork was done in 1929 and is one of only 10 in existence. The hand-signed work was titled La C athedral Engloulie <Thl' Drowning Calhedral) a nd 'Was termed one of the artist's most realistic works Police said today they have not begun their investigation in· lo the late afternoon theft but said they ho~ to come up with clues by Tuesday. Me anwhile. gallery officials say they will offer a reward for return of tbe rare Escher work Newport Cops Set Seminar Newport Bel:\,ch policemen will serve as hosl8 Tuesday to a prc- holiday seminar for shop and store owners on problems of shoplifting, bad che cks and credit card forgeries The meeting will be held at 7:30 a.m. at the Marriott Hotel In NeW"port Oeach. The cost Is S3 for o c6ntlnenlal breakfast ing in the Cha rleston Daily Mail. B o th ne w s p a p e r s w e r e cha r ged with criminal misde· meanors for violating lhe West Virg inia law. and both SU('· cess fully asked the s l a te Supre me Court to set aside the cha rges. The state court noted that in the past. the U.S. Supre me Court has told government officials that they aJmOSl never m ay pre· vent publication or broadcast or information journalists already have obtained. Efforts to prevent. dissemina· lion of information already ob· tained generally arc referred to as prior restraints. In seeking Supreme Court re· view. Kanawha County pros· ecutor Cletus Hanley argued that none of tbc Supre me Court rulings precisely fits the facts or the Perrock case Lawyers for the Daily Mail. u rging the court to reject Hanley's appeal, took strong ex· ception to hjs contention increase announced by banks since then. Rapid increases m the rate last month brought it to its highest levels since 1974, when it reached 12 percent dur- ing a credit squeeze that accom· panled the 1974-75 recession. The gove rnment has been tighte ning s hort-term c.redit ~or banks in hopes that higher in teresl rates will m ake the dollar more attractive in foreign ex· cha nge trading by s lowing the economy and thus reducing m nation. When interest rates are hi g h. the r e a soning go es. Americans spend less becaUS\: money is more expensive lo ob ta in. News of the third increase this month sent the stock market in· to a broad decline today. The Dow' Jones average of 30 industrials was down 7.11 points lo 799.98after fours hours . Losers outpaced gainers by more than a 3-J margin among New York Stock Exc hange listed issues. Larr y Wachte l at Bac he Ha lsey Stuart Shields Inc said investors saw little reason lo be buying stocks in view of built·up pressure pushing interest rate" higher. The ris e or ope n-m a rket money rates has made a prime rate of 11 'h percent by year.end a virtual certainly, he said. ,,......P~AJ AGENDA ••. be studied further am! the rest of the report's recommendations be rejected. Airport: A proposed agree· menl between the city and the county over t he use of com· mercial jets at Orange County Airport. will have its first public' bearing tonight. The proposal, aimed at set.ti · ing the long-standing dispute over airport noise would enable the coun ty to improve the airport facilities while guaran· teeing the city that jet no~ would g et no rose than i t presently is. Th e c ount y Board o f Supervisors plans a hearing on the agr eem e nt We dnes d ay morning She said the man ran off after he rape.'<! her She drove home and called fJOhce The a tt ack . acco rding to police reports. occurred about 2 a .m. Saturdav Stole n Coats From Newport Party Found Ne wport Beach police would like lo find the people who walked out of the Ne wpo rt Har bor Yacht Club this weekend wearin~ fur coats va lued at $6.750. The coat~ one a full ·length mink and the other a full ·lc n!,'l.h rabbit were found about two blocks away. The coats we re recovered after a valet at the yac ht cluh re('allcd scein~ a woman leaving tn one of the coats that belongt.>d to another guest at the club. He told police the woman mentioned that s he we1s going to a nearby party. Officers localt'd the house. found the a bandoned coats and returned lbem lo their owners. ~tack Force Eawn by Fuh? DAR F,S SALAAM. Tanzania <AP I Tanzania says its army launched a major attack this weekend to drive out President ldi Amin's invaders. but Uganda c la ims the Tanzanian troop!. failed in their initial attempt lo c ross the rain-s wollen Kagera River. The Tanzanian s tate ment gave no details of the offensivt< "aimed at destroying the enemy forces" but said fighting wa:- cont inui~ UJ?anda ·~ Rc.dio Dampala said the attackers attempted lo crosl:> the twisting 50-yard·wide river unde r cove r of a massivE' artille ry barrage but were swept away "to be eaten by the fish ... gals' country ... fall ai~m.r l<Zathz.rwe.ar m thz.ir tracht10nal cordovan color. 1JT1portczd. acc<ZSSOri<Ze, a slmpkz. yzt dlstmcti~ co 1 l<ic t, ion or col kz.cta bltZS. @)~o@@)~@ ' 44 f~ island, newport center 644-5070 .. I Saddleback Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71, NO. 317 , 3 SECTIONS. 2B PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNIA MONOAY,NOVEMBER1~1~8 TEN CENT S Huntington Doctor Dies in Crash 'I I I o.lty ...... ~...,-~It-• HUNTINGTON BEACH PHYSICIAN DIED IN THE WRECKAGE OF THIS PRIVATE PLANE Single-engine Ceaana Rented From Orange County Airport, CrHhed In San Juen ManHeM In Drug Seizure A 35 year-old San Ysidro man 1s in custody today a fter U S Uorder Patrol officers allegedly s t>17.l'd seven po unds of co· r aine worth $168.960 from his Hh1de at the checkpoint south of San Clemente Friday Uo rder Patrol orflcials said Ismael Perez Esparza was hall· ed at the checkpoint after of· 7 ·· hl·t>rs were lipped that Esparza '"ll~d driven throug h the San Ys idro checkpoint without stop. pin~ l.sparza 1s a legal resident of the United States. Border Patrol officials said he 1s bl'ing held in the Metropolitan Correction Center in San Diego on charges of possessing a con· trolled substance. Esparza's car, officers allege. cont a ined a little over seven pounds of unc ut cocaine con· cealed m a trunk compartment lie ofrered no rcsistcncc when :,topped at the checkpoint. Young Cyclist Thrown 100 Feet in Crash i\ n 18-year -old Laguna Hills youth 1s m s atisfactory condition lod a y after his motor cycle struck a car, catapulting him 100 feet through the air and onto the pavement. A lhghway Patrol spokesman s a id Wayne Moore, 23411 Cam a nito Lazaro, was traveling ~outhbound Thursday on San He m o Drive in Laguna Hills when a car allegedly turned left in front or him at Tera mo. Driver of the car was Anita flc·msley, 28, of 23562 Marsala in Laguna Jfjlls. Moore's motorcvcle struck the '>Ide of the car in the 9:35 n.m. Linked to Murder? Footprints Shown To County Jury An Orange County Supenor Court jury was s hown today ·photographs of footprints the prosecution claims were left in and around a Laguna Beach home by defendant James Earl Scramhn s hortly a fte r he bludgeoned a r e tired Coast Guard officer to death on July 26, 1977. Laguna Beach p o l ice 10 vest1gator Arthur Collins told the jury from the witness stand that he took the pictures of fool· prints he found in the bathroom and outside the front door at the home of Albert Da niel Willard, 69, of 861 Crestview Drive. Comparison of the prints with those of Scramlin. 27. of 425 Panorama Dri ve, Laguna Beach, was a factor in his arrest on murder charges five months after the killing or Willa rd who was a former lieutenant com- mander in the Coast Guard. It is alleged that Scramlin and Willard were involve d in a homosexual relationship at Uie lime of the killing. And it is alleged that Willard was beaten to death with a heavy mahagony statue of a pregnant woman as be lay on the living room carpet. Coyotes Get Poodle In San Clemente Two coyotes were spotted car· rying off a small brown poodle this weekend near t he San Clemente m unicipal golf course. A patrolling police officer re· ported seeing the dog's capture in the area of Avenida Ortega in south San Clemente, just inland from the golf course. Police did not know who owned the dog ... Police claim that the victim was taken by s urprise since there is no indication of wounds on his arms that couJd have been inflicted had he attempted to de- fend himself. Police who arrested Scramlin s aid he made a number of COCJ· meting statements about his re- lationship with Willard and his movements on the ni1i?bt of the killing. The jury is being asked to re- turn a verdict or first degree murder but the death penalty is not being sought in the trial before Judge John L. Flynn Jr. Thieves Get Valuable Art In Laguna A woodcut artwork by Dutch surrealist M.C. Escher, valued at $18,000l was stolen from the Vorpal Gallery in Laguna Beach shortly before closing time Saturday, police said today. The black and white woodcut was hanging on a wall in the gallery at 326 Glenneyre St .. amidst other of Escher's works when the theft occured. Gallery spokesmen said the artwork was done in 1929 and is one of only 10 in existence. The hand-signed work was titled La Cath e dral Engloutie <The Drowning Cathedral ) and was termed one of the artist 's most realistic works . Police s aid today they have not begun their investigation in· to the late afternoon t heft but said they hope to come up with clues by Tuesday. Meanwhile, gallery officials s ay they will offer a reward for return of the rare Escher worl<. Plane Down in San Juan Raking through charred and disintegr a t ed wreckage this morning, inves tigators still had not found the cause for the fiery planc crash that killed a Hunt- ington Beach physician near San Juan Capistrano Sunday after- noon. Pilot Neil Kushner. 36, of 7242 Haven Rock Drive in Huntington Beach. was kUled instantly as his single-en1i?ine Cessna struck the ground. a Coroner 's offi ce spokesman said. Or. Kushner was the only oc· cupant of the Cessna 172 wh1ch he had flown out or the Orange County rurrort, a sheriff's in· vestigator s aid. He had rented the pla ne for two hour~ and the destinatJon was unknown, the in· vest1gator added Witnesses saw the s mall craft. ::i flame while still m the air, nosedive into a field near the San Juan Capis trano c reek channel near Calle Arroyo and Via Cordova around 4 40 pm .. Engineer J im McCarter. or the State Forestry Department sta- tion. said The olanc went down about 200 feet from a resid<"ntial a rea . Debris was scattered for three. quarters of u mile, Mccarter said. A National Transportation and Safety Board Investigator was going through the wreckage this morning and searching for scat- tered debris Dr. Kushner maintained his medical practice at L8700 Main St., in HunUngtoo Beach. He is survived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs . Mark Kushner or the same city . The pilot's body was ta ken to 0 · C o n no r L a g u .1 a H 1 11 s Mortuary. Or. Kushner. a general practi· (Stt CRASH. Page A2 > APWi ........ flwgn-Tont Ne il Armstrong, the first man on the moon. has had his left ring finger s urgical- ly reimplantcd after sever- ing it in a n accident at hi s Cincinnati home. Armstrong s :.iid hi s wc ddin ~ ring ca ught on a door as he jumped from a truck. Moring Dog This is what it took early today to move the lO·pound nes t or an osprey, a sea~oing hawk, from the mast of a schooner moored in Newport Harbor to a s pecially e rected pole nearby. State Department of Fish and Game. Pacific Telephone Company. Southern California Edison Company, the Balboa Is land Ferry and the City of Newport Beach cooperated on the move. It was made because ospreys haven't nested in Southern California for more than 60 years and becc.iuse boat owner wanted to move his schooner. Skid ·Row Stabber Slays Two More LOS ANGELES IAPl -On a frigid night in Skld Row, pohct' round the bodies or two more stabbing victims early today. bringing to eight the number of trans ie nts killed 1n the Westminster Boy Scout Dies in Snow By JERRY CLAUSEN OI Ille o.tly l'ilet Si.ff A Westminster Boy Scout ap- parently died of exposure late Saturday or early Sunday near ldyllwild when his troop was trapped in a heavy snowfall while on a weekend hiking trip. The victim, Mark King, 14, of 6141 Chickasaw Drive. was one of 11 Scouts in Westm inster Troop 88 who set off early Thurs· day with two leaders to climb Mount San Jacinto. His brother <See SCOUT, Page A2> downtown area in three weeks . The seventh victim was found across the street from Central Division police headquarters shortly past midnight as tht! temperature dipped to 38. The eighth man was found in an a lley two blocks away a few hours later. Neithe r was immediate l y identified and police didn·t know 1f thPy were victims of the so called Skid Row Stabber who has te rrorized the district where some old men sleep in doorways using newspapers for blankets Investigators al the scene of both stabbings de<.'lined to give <See BODIES, Page A2> Or:::C;4:ast Weather accident. He was taken lo Sad dleback Community Hospital. Moore was wearing a helmet. No one was cited in the col- lision. 2. 7 Million County Size Seen Cloudy with chance of light showers today. Part- l y c lo udy tonight and Tuesday. Gusty northwest winds 15 to 25 mph begin· ning this afternoon. A lit· tie warmer Tuesday with highs of 60 to 65. Lows tonight of 37 to 45. Chance or rain 30 percent today. decreasing to 10 percent tonight and Tuesday. •. AD FOR PAD MADE HIM Gl4D "I placed the ad Friday oight and the phone almost rang of( the hook the entire weekend." That's the advertising success story of the Newport Beach man who placed this ad in tbe Daily Pl lot classifieds: 1 br, near Lido 11hop!I, newly carpeted, patio. 11111 pd I person only. $23S mo. XXX·XXXX It you've got an apartment you want to convert~ cuh, call 642·5678 and let a rew words go to work ror you, in the Daily Pilot. A recent study or populaUon trends in Orange County lo· dicates the county 's existing 1.7 million population will s well to 2.7 miWon persons by the year 2000. And, the study says, popula· lion in the county's southeast a rea will increase 166 percent by t.he turn of the centuJ')'. But even with the Uon 's share or the growth expected in the a rea southeast of the Newport Freew~, It wt1J still lag behind the OranJe County's north in total poeuJation. The pOpulation study I oresees 1.2 million people 1ivlo1 in the 1<>utheast and 1.5 million people dwelling in tbe northwestern 1rea of the county ln 2000. As lhinp stand now, roughly 79 percent of the county's resi· deata live ln the northwest aret. I \ • By 2000, that measure will drop to 65 percent. the study in· dicates. fl predicts the net gain in population will average about 43,000 people a year in lbe next 22 years, a gain from natural causes aa well as migration into Orange County Among other things, the population study undertaken by 1tatl1UcaJ analysts in the coun· t y's administrative office pre. diets: -OrM1e Coaty Airport will remain the coun(y's principal alr tra.,.portation center -T1'e propoeed San Joaquin Hill" tr1n1portallon corridor that wlll run fron Newport Beach to the San Dtego Freeway in the Saddlebadt Valley will be operaUOftll by 1995. -•m&ary ltues fn Seal Beach, Los Alamitos, El Toro and Santa Ana will rema in in government hands and continue to operate through the tum of the century. -TIM only major recreation or open space additions to the county will be in the Laguna GreenbeltandlheChlno Hills. -. Between lt8t a nd 2000 Orange County's population growth rate wUJ be 2.1 percent. -Tbe n•mber of people living in each dwelling unit will decrease from the current average or 2.71 people to an average of 2.~. ren ecting an· ticlpated smaller famlly units. -Wittie die aver11e coun- t.ywlde ~taUon growtb rate will be 2.1 percent a year, the average growtl'I rite In the South Coast area will bit at five per· cent -Peak period traffic cong~· lion will continue lo be a pl'Ob· lem in the South Coast area -Generally, the Orange County employment market will increase by an average of 4.7 percent a year and continue to ' provide most or the jobs needed , by t he expanding population. l,>urpose of the study is to pro· vide Orange County's papulation projecllon a to the Southern California Association o( Gov· emments <SC~ The county's t ribuUon will be part of a 1'ix ty study by SCAG aimed at providing an overall plannln1 perspective for the Southern Callfomia area. SCAG figures lndJcate th•t 37 percent o( the new dwelling un· its that will be built In the Sd\lthem caurornJa area over <See OaowTll. Pa1e AU I t I • 1 ' INSIDE TODAY While most work songs have been created with men in mind, Dr. PNdUa Oak& o/ lagunQ Beoch lku collected women'• work songs /rom "Whi.ttle While You Work" to "Thu ii the Woy We Waah Our Cloehe1." See F•olurlng, Page Cl. l••ex .tv-w.w. •• "-K.,. e:a lffllfl!I ........... ~ a L. M. It.-44 Mli. Me-..IU at e.M-.1 IJ Mevi.t 11 .. C.11'9nol• JU Mal!MM...... M ci...iti.. Q-9 Or .... c-lltY ., c-lct .. ....,,, IM CtM•-.1 .. .. .. -..-. .. o..-...w.. 141 ,....,..... 91 •eltert.i ~ .. .,........ ., .. •..-n.1--., .. .,.._ M .......... CH..,....... M -···-· ~ .. ~....,. .... , , • - [ nd SI· ns sh Ii er O•llY P,i.t -IJy L .. l'n"f Finding ilae /tlark Da rt throw\•rs :.how competitive form a nd concentration during Tri-Counties Na- tiona l Cup Competition held over weeke nd at O rangt• County l•'a1q~rounds in Costa Mesa. Hundred s of competitors and fans turned out for contest that featured $12.000 in prizes. FortY·l'ight dart boards were in constant ust' d~ring the two-day contest. Prime,Rate Goes to 11 % Some, Not Al,l, Banks Hike Lending Rate By Tb~ Assoclale'd t'ress Several ba nk~ raised the prime lenchng rak a quarter or 3 perct>nt to 11 percent today m Stlll another l>ign of tightened credit conditions. The Firs t National Bank of Chicago, lhe eighth-largest com- mercial bank in the C'Ountry. the Chic<.igo-bast•d Harris Trust & Sc.tvings Bank. rnnked 24th, and F 1r!-.t Pennsylva n ia Ha nk of Phtludt'lphia, the 19th large:.l. f'rm11 PGF A l BODIES. • • details Hut Hom1c1de Capt Wa lter Stephe nson said the seventh man had been stabbE.-d several times 111 the upper torso m a manner similar to the other stabbmgs, which began Oct. 23 At tht• scene of the eighth kill· mg, a ra~ged band or tran:.ients l'luslercd near the end or lhr a l- l(>'' as thf' dl'nd man was loaded in·t•J a coronl·r\ w<.igon "'Wh~1l t!\ 11. anotlwr killinJ.: do"' n ht•rt-., " !-.nad <inc old man w1 .. 1ring J tJltt•rcd coat c.tnd a t um o"!>hanter cap --wt· can't discount that all the -;1:1bb1ngs rnighl be related," Lt John Ot•mpsey. ht><id of Central 01 1,.;1un ·s detect• vc liurcau, sa.1d t·:t rlaer. I\ Skid How t as k force or polt<:t' invt·~l1gulors immediate· Iv be~an searching the area for · witnesses or c lues about the knife -wielding killer or killers It was tne seconn c ras1y sen es of Skid Row deaths in four years. Vaughn Orrin G reenwood is serving a life prison term for the 1974 -75 Ski d Ro w S lash e r m urders of several trans ients l n those deaths. there was evide nce or ritualized !>tabbing and the d rinking or victims ' blood. Dempsey said lhe recent kill mgs differ from the "slasher " murders. in which the victim's throuts wt're cut ear·lo·ear and the wounds went through lo the spinal cord. ''These are stabbings and not mutilations." OC'mpscy said. 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'Ther e appear s lo he -;ome~hat greater pressure on region al monev banks and s maller bank~. Mo:.t o{ tho:.c arc loaned ·up and have to come up with tougher lending te rms." said Oa\rid Jones, a n analyst at Aubrey G. Lanston & Co in New York. ··1 think there may be some delay 111 following at this 11 percent level,'" for Lhc indus try as a wl)olc The prime rate 1s the interest banks charge on loans to their best corporatl' cus tomers . It h<a:-. no d irt'ct effect on other type~ or loan rates, but a rise m th(' rate 1s seen as a good ind icator that consumer loa ns will have either hi gher interest rates or tougher credit requi rements where the loans are governed by intercsl ceilings. The_ pnmt' rate was 7:¥.. per· cent Jan. 1, a nd this ts the 13th increase announced by ba nk's :.tnce then. Rapid increases in the rate last month brought it to it s highest levels since 1974. when it reached 12 percent dur ing a credit squeeze that accom· panied the 1974-75 recession. T hl' governme nt ha s been tighll'n1ng short term credit for bunks in hopes that higher in- terest rates will make the doll<ir more ,allraC'tive 111 fo reign ex- change tradrng hy slowing the economy and thus reducing in· fla tion . When inte rest rates arc h igh . the r easoni ng goes, A mcric-ans spend less because money as more expensive to ob- tatn News of the third increase this month sent the stock market in· to a broad decline today The Dow Jones average of JO industrials was down 7.11 points to 799 98after fo ur!> hours Losers outpaced gaine rs by more than a 3· 1 ma rgin among New Yor k Stock E xchan(!e- llsted issue!> • Larry Wa c h tel at BaC'he Halsey Stuart Shields Inc. said investors saw little reason to be buying stocks in view of built-up pressure P!fihing inte rest rates higher. The rise o f ope n-marke t money rates has made a prime rate of lHz percent by year-end a virtual certainty, he sa id. l'roaaPageAJ SCOUT, 14, DIES. • • Elliot . 13. was a m ong those saved . The body was discovered al a bout 5:10 a .m . in a tent pitched less than a mile from vans used to m ake the trip from Orange County. The vans were parked abo ut two miles orr of s tate highway 243 between ldyllwild and Banning. The other 10 scouts a nd two adults were rescued from the same t ent about an hour earlier , according to Riverside Sheriff's officers. No one. said Scoutmast er Don Terry, 48, of 5311 Vallecito Ave .. Westminster, had missed the King boy until after th~ rescue . A search for the Westminster group was launched at about> 10 p .m .• Rive rs ide S h e riff 's s pokesmen said, when Mrs . Terry failed to receive a pre ar· ranged call from her husband or troop c amping c ommittee chairman John Farmer . 32. of 52 1 2 Franklin Cir c l e, Westminster. A s~eriff's spokesman said ap- Pro ximately 50 deputies. firemen and civilians were in volved in lhe search as heavy Fr--P~AJ GROWTIJ ••• the next 22 year~ will be built in Orange County. If so, that means there will be roughly 512,000 new housing un· its built in Orange County by 2000 more than hall of those new' homes in t he county's southeast reaches. T he county study indicates that the "essentia l physical public services such as sewer and water facilities" will be available to handle the add1· tlonaJ popuhtUon. However, the study indicates. t~mporary shortaaes of public facllltiee may Impede develop- ment for abort periods of time. snows fell an the mountainous area. The group finally was reached by a Sout hern California Edison Co . snow tractor with a deputy aboard. a spokesQ"la n said. T e rr y said th e s c o uts scrambled out of the single large tent they had pitched lo clamber aboard the tractor to am- bulances. When rescuers returned for the King boy, they found hh body, Terry said. The ~couts and leaders all had huddled into the one tent to keep warm , he said. "Mark wa sn 't~ fe eling too good." Terry said. "It was just a giving out type or thing. We all we re pretty tired ." The group, which had left 11· year-old boys home because or the hike's expected ruggedness spent ·1 hursday night near Mt San Jacinto. Te rry said The scouts failed to climb the peak Friday when fog rolled in, Terry s aid, and decided to spend the night at Little Round Valley. Saturday morning, he said. ··we thrf>w our gear together I said we had to get off the moun- tain." The group walked t h rough snow to Deer Springs, he said. where they warmed up in out· door toilets and ate breakfast. They started down the Seven Pines Trail al about 8 a.m., los· ing their way in heavy snow. Terry said. At about 4 p.11). the tired group pitched camp near a road leading to Kighwa.y 243. IL was there that rescuers found them nearly 12..._hours later. Ford Sells to China DETROIT <AP> -Ford Motor Co. says It has agreed lo sell 700 heavy.duty and pickup trucu to China for an undlaclosed price The deal includes spare parts and tools. the automaker satd 'Miracle' Saved4 In Crash By ROBF.KT BARKER OI tt11 OellY ...... l~ff A Hunliniuon Beach pilot said today that it was a miracle that h e a nd thr e e G e rman passengers were able to s urvive a 40-hour ordeal after their plane crashed in the icy San Berna rdino Mountains Friday night "It was unbelievable that so little happened to any of us ," pilot Theodor Segler said. "ll was Just like the good Lord look control of the plane at the last minute before lhe crash." All foU(' victims were taken off a mountain by rangers Sunday at noon after spending 40 hours in freezing temperatures at San Seviane PeaJ<, a bout 16 miles wes t of San Bernardino. The crash occurred at 7 p.m . Friday in stormy and turbulent conditions when the Cessna 172 was returning to Torrance from a Las Vegas card tournament. All four victims suffered frost exposure but conditions could have been much· worse except for the precautions taken by the pilot. according to Deputy liene Klettenberg. Klettenberg said the 43-year- old Segler fashioned bonnets for the victims out of blankets and shored up broken windows and windshield from parts of the damaged craft. Segler, wt.o lives al 17252 Julip Lane. suffered a black eye <"Od a knee injury. Venno Bewersdorf, a bout 53, s uffe red a broken jaw when he was hurled into the plane·s s teering wheel al impact. Two othe r passen J?e rs - Tho mazs Bruhn and Oetlc f Zendl -escaped injuries in lhe crash at lhe 6,500 foot peak, ac- cording to Segler. Segler said that re:.cuers we re fina lly alcrtc.-d to the crash Sun· d ay when one of Lhe passengers sought help al a nearby micro wave tower The towe r was closed. but a deer hunter was contacted and ca lied forest ranger:.; Segler said tht· fou r m en sur v i ved on thrcc a ppl cs. four cookies and about five cans of sort drinks. lie said rescuer~ had lo hack their way through dense buck brus h on the mountai ns ide be for e they could m a ke their way to a fire break and to wail· mg emergency vehicles. All four were treated at the Loma Linda Medical Cente r Enrollment Vp 6.3 Percent Al VC Irvine Fa ll enrollment at UC Irvine has increaS(!d 6.J percent over last year. according to records. There arc 9,953 enrolled stu· dents al the unive rs ity. com- pared lo 9.360 enrolled in fall. 1977. The student body comprises 7.632 unde q~radu ates. t.330 graduates and 991 health sciences students. UCI opened in 1965 with 1,589 students. In 1968. enrollment was 3.861. and, in 1973, it was 8,517. The campus was designed, in an era of greater expectations. for 27,500 students. Most recent projections of ultimate student enrollment arc 10.000. d .. • STOCKING VIEJO LAKE Ray Scheer With Fish Fishing Fine At Lake Viejo; 100 S~ow Up Despite the rain. nearly 100 , a nglers turned out Saturday when Lake Miss ion VieJo opened its annual fi shing season. a com pany spokeswoman said. Lake offi cials were reaC'ly for twice the number or fishermen. Nadine Henry said To ensure that everyone could go home Wlth a limit. the l:!-4- acre lake was stocked last Fn day wilh 6.400 pounds of r ainbow trout. That fi lled the lake with 1,400 pounds m ore t ha n t he no rma l stock of compar ably sized Jake fisheries. Ms llenry said. The most succes~ful fish· e rma n this weekend wa~ 16· year-old Ma rc Gonzale!:. The Mission VteJo teenager won a youth derby trophy and set a new lake record when he reeled in a trout weighing thret· pounds, five-ounces. Ms. Henry said. Other derby winner:. were Hon Ma s trobuoni i n th e a du lt category, with a two-pound. nine -ounce trout. and Paul Mo r r is, ll. 1n the c h1td ·~ category, with a two pound. eight-ounce fish. Both winner" a re from Mission Vi ejo Fishing as restricted to Mission Vit.>JO residents or their guests. The lake association will con· tinue its t roul stocking program monthly until next May when lake waters are expected to reach 70degrees. too warm for the present cold wate r species, Ms He nry said Ray Lied, Lawyer • Testifies WASHINGTON <AP ) Houston lawyer Percy Foreman testified today lhat James Earl Ray lied when he denied recruit Ing Fore man to defend h am against the charge or usassinat Ing M artln Luther King J' . Foreman told the House as- sassinations committee that ht: agreed to represent Ray only after receiving a written request from him. Foreman said he turned dC>iwn at le ast t hree requests from Ray's brothers, who sought his assistance for the accused as- sassin. The committee took testimony from Foreman as it explored lhe theory lhat Ray was forced to plead guilty to the April 4, 1968. assassination to cover up a sinister conspiracy against the civil rights leadel:'. Foreman, a practicing attorney more than 50 years, represented Ray when he entered the guilty pleas in March 1969. Since lhen, Ray has recanted, claimed innocence and waged a long-running battle of accusa· lions against Foreman. Forem an said he does not know what happened to the let· te r he s ays Ray wrote lo request his service. He said lhe letter. along Wllh the rest of his riles in lhe case. was turned over to a Nashville official in the course of a lawsuit and that the official is dead. Asked a bout Ray·s denials. Foreman asserted: "He is lying when be says he did not writl that letter." The committee also heard a r e p o rt fro m its c hi e f 1n vestigator. Edward Evans, who described efforts to determine whether Ray had help m escap- ing from the assassination scene in Me mphis. Tenn .. to Canada and finally to London. where he was arrested two months after thr s laying ''Although several troubling questions re ma in open, 1t a p P'-'ari-that James Earl Ray, on ht:-own after the shooting of Dr Martin Luther King Jr .. fled fro m the Unit ed States tc' Canad a and Europe without lhl assistance of sophisticated co. cons pirators." Evans reported. Attack Force &ten by Fish! DAR ES SALAAM. Tanzania (AP 1 Tanzama says its army launched <t major attack tht:- weckend to drive out President ldi Amm·s invaders. but Uganda claim~ thP Ta nzanian troop~ fail ed in their 1rutial attempt to cross lhe ram-swollen Kagera River . The T a nzanian s tate menl gave no details of the offensive "a imed at destroying the enemy forces·· but s aid lighting wa:. continuing. Fr .. Page Al CRASH ... tioner. at the time of his death. was a member of the medical staff at Pacifica Hospital Prior to lhat he was on the sta ff of Huntington lntercom - mumty Hospital. gals' country ... fa 11 a19nrz.r lwth<Z.r wear m thcz.\r trad1t10nal cordovan color. unp:Jrt<Z.d acccz.ssor1cz.s> a 5i.mplcz. )"Zt dlstmct1\1Cl. co 1J~ct1on of co1 l<2.Clo bl<Z.S 44 fashion island. newport center 644•5070 r ,.,..,.......... WORKMEN BUILD FORMS FOR CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AT CRYSTAL CATHEDRAL Ganien Grove Min...., Wiii Talk to 4,000 Partahlonera Under the Ski•• Co11nty Cathedral Rises $14 Million Dream. Realized in Garden Grove By Tbe A.uoda&ed P'"8 The Crystal Cathedral is tak- ing shape, be<.'oming the embodi· ment or the $14 million dream of a former rooftop reverend who wants to talk to his congregation under the skies again. 'the new Garden Grove Com- munity Church will be covered with glass panels, letltng in the sunshine and starlight. It is be· ing built rrom the inside out. A massive pouring or concrete rises from the foundation to form three balconies, angled up- wards like three P<>ints of a star. The balconies will seat 2,000. half the bWlding's capacity. and will surround a bowl containing the rest or the congregation in a Crimi nal Claa.1-ges . Court Eyes Use Of Juvenile Names W ASffiNGTON <AP> -The U.S. Supreme Court agreed to- day to decide whether states may bar news papers from publis hing the names of Juveniles charged with crimes. The Justices said they will re- view a ruling by the West Virginia Supreme Court that struck down such a law as an unconstitutional "pnor restraint" on fr~ press rights. The test case grew out of the fatal shooting or a 14-year-old s tudent at Hayes Junior High School in St. Albans. W.Va., on Feb. 9. That day, 14-year-old Stewart Perrock was detenuined by a _J).anawha County judge to be "delinquent" in connection with the slaying. The next morning, the Cha rleston Gazette identified Perrock as the alleged assailant. That afternoon, Perrock also was identified in a story appear- ing in the Charleston Daily Mail. Both newspap e r s wer e charged with criminal misde· meanors ror violating the West Virginia law, and both suc- cessfull y a s ked the state Supreme Court to set aside the charges. The state court noted that in the past. the U.S. Supreme Court has told government orficials that they almost never may pre· I vent publication or broadcast or information journalists already have obtained. Efforts to prevent dissemina- tion of information already ob· tamed generally are referred to as prior restraints. In seeking Supreme Court re· view, Kanawha County pros- ecutor Cletus Hanley argued that none of the Supreme Court rulings precisely fits the facts of the Perrock case. Hanley said the state law's "effect upon the First Amen~· ment freedoms of lbe press 1s relatively slight when considered in light of the interest thal the statute seeks lo protect, a child's anonymity." · Noting that the West Virgirua court relied heavily on high court rullngs dealing with at- tempts to censor information already obtained in public pro- ceedings , Hanley said the newspapers "did not obtain the youth's name from any public record or bearing. "Nor was bis name gotten by lawful means or with the state's approval. It was obtained through the newspapers' own in- vestigation." be said. Lawyers for the Daily Mail. urging the court to r eject Hanley's appeal, took strong ex- ception lo his contention. ,, ... .......- Stealing the Slamc White 3-year-okl Roger Foley of Ottawa, Canada, refuses to mug for the camera, his furry handful Casper poses without heai$n during the Miami Cat Show. Casper, a white longb ed Persian, ls a Floridian, while Roger and bis famll were just vialling. \ structure 150 yards long. The pulpit will stand 12 feet up on a crimson marble platform. backed by sealing ror a 500, member choir and one of the largest pipe or gans in the Western Hemisphere. brought from the Avery Fisher Music Ha ll in New York. When the steel girders arrive early this month, the cathedral's architect. Philip Johnson of New York. will visit the embryonic structure and its godfather. the Rev. Robert Schuller. T he Reformed Church of America oiinister's flock has g rown in 20 years from a handful of car-bound faithfuls in •• drive-in theater lot to an in· terna tional congregation bound by his "Hour of Power" tlecasts . He doesn't preach. he says, but looks at the opporturu· ty to "communicate" in the Crystal Cathedral as "coming back home." "It will give me the feeling rve wanted and missed since I came into a building," Schuller says. "I begttn lh1s ministry in 1955 with m9 wife as the only member. For want of money, for want of property, for want of a place, I spent six years on the roortop or a snack bar at a drive- in theater. For six years there was nothing between my eyeballs and the continuous dynamic view or the s hiftmg clouds in the sky.·' Schuller expects Johnson to recr eate that feeling in the cathedral, whose exterior will be made up or 10,000 glass panes. joined by a s pecial process which makes the aluminum junctures almost invisible. Thin white-painted steel structuraJ pipes. spaced widely, will form a web inside the ~lass. "It's the closest thing to a non· building any cathedral has ever been." says Schuller. "It de- pends entirely on lhe sky for or- na ment and color." He says traditionally designed church buildings have "blocked out the one e lement l bat the Bible declares is the glory of ,-;od: that's the heavens " Schuller's current _nurch building is not traditional either. It includes high glass panels that open next to his pulpit so that he can be seen by churchgoers who prefer to remain in their cars and listen lo h1 m vi a spea.ke• phones. as in his old drive-in movie days To r ais e money s o th e cathedral can be dedicated debt free, each of the 10,000 windows has been sold for $500. Each will be inscribed in tiny letters with the purchaser 's name or the name or a loved one. "They can't see it, but we·u be able to tell them in what area of the cathedral their window is so that when they come to visit they can sit in that area," says Mike Mason. w.ho handles ad- vertising for Schuller. The window saJes produced £5 million, and another $3 million has come from donations. Mason says many people who may never see the cathedral have donated money for its con- struction, but he also notes that hundreds or people are planning . trips to California 'when the cathedra! is finished Nixon Suns In Florida HOMESTEAD AIR FORCE BASE. Fla. <AP> Former President Niixon is spending a couple of days with friends Bebe Reboio and Robert Abplanalp in the Florida Keys Nixon, who arrived here Sun- day for the plaMed visit. was met by about 40 people when be stepped from a private plane and posecJ for pictures Nixon will stay at the ex- clusive Ocean Reef Club 11"1 the Keys, said Abpl'lnalp, an in· du.stria.Uat who made a fortune with aef'0601 sprMy cans. Used Car Reports Backed WASIUNGTON CAP) -Used car salesmen sell so many "lemons" that the government should require them lo te ll buyers about defects. a FederaJ Trade Comml..ssion s ta.rr report said today. The 564-page report, s um· mariii.ng five years of investiga- tion and bearings, said the sale or unsound cars is ··a major con- s umer abuse • . . arrecting the basic safety or utility of the most expensive item many con· sumers will ever buy." Typically, used cars are sold with an oral promise to make any necessary repaks after the sale, but with a written dis· claimer speciCying that the sales are "as is," the FTC stares~. Later. a salesman often re- ruses lo make repairs and the customer sufCers "insurmOW\ta- ble difficulties in proving the oral promises, .. the report said. The staff proposed that used car dealers be required lo in- spect the cars they sell and to disclose what they find in forms posted on vehicle windows. A car's brakes, steering, engine and transmission would be described in writing as, "OK" or "Not OK." For those Items marked "Not OK." a written estimate of re- pair costs would be required. The rule would not mean the defects would have lo be re- paired. only that they be dis· closed in writing. One goal of the proposed regulation would be easing the task of consumers trying to prove they had bei!n lied to. The staff also proposed that dealers be required to state whether a car's odometer had been set back. The proposed regulation. which requires the approval of the five-me mber commission before it rould take effect, would not apply lo sales by private in· dividuals. Industry associations opposed the proposal. as they did at starf hearings into used car sales. Robert P. Mallon, president of the National Automoti ve Dealers Association. said l1.5ed car prices would JUmp an avera~e $200 under the regula· tion. Man Charged ~ In Rape of Fair Visitor A 2 1-year-old tran s i ~nt carnival worker was arrested early today on charges or forcibly raping a 13-year-old vis- itor to the Orange County FaJl Fair in Cypress, police reported. Ruben Mendoza was taken in· lo custody shortly before 2 a:m. by fair security guard Willard Butler, an off-duty El Toro Marine Corps Air S tatio n military police officer, police said. The alleged rape victim. a Lakewood teenager. was treated for injuries at L.a Palma ln- tercommunity Hospital and re- leased, officers said. Police said the teenager had been stranded at the fair. on the grounds of Los Alamitos Race Track, by a friend Sunday night dnd Mendoza allegedly offered lo Jrive her home. Instead. police asserted, be forced her into a semi-trailer truck where he had been sleep- ing and forcibly raped her. DAil Y PtLOT A3 Truck Treed A phony wedding, held as a joke ~by Art Holback of Keene. N. Y .• backfired when fellow construction workers. who had shelled out for a bachelor party and an $85 roll bar for Holback's jeep, had a crane lift the vehi- cle atop u dead elm tree. Holback's friends had ~hown up at the mn to find the bartender, Pete, dressed m a wed- ding gown. Tpe innkeeper's great Dane, Duke, lies under the tree John the Baptist's Remains IAJcated? CAIRO. Egypt <AP I -The discovery of an ancient coffin in- s 1 de the walls of a desert monastery north of Cairo has ig- nited speculation that the re- mains are those of John the Bap- tist, the man who. according to the Bible, baptized Jesus Christ. The wooden coffin was un· earthed during renovation work this month at the St. Makarios monastery. 60 miles north of the capital. Orricials or the Coptic Church. the native Christian church of Egypt and Ethiopia, said today that experts were being rounded up to study the corrin and its contents. "What leads the priests to think it is John the Baptist is a reference in church manuscripts which says be was buried 18 feet from the altar, .. said Bishop Samuel, a Coptic Church official in Cairo who is organizing the expedition. The coffin was round where the manuscript said John the Baptist's body would be. ·'The priests couldn't move the walls before for fear the building would collapse." he said. The bishop. an assistant to Pope Sbenuda II, who is the spiritual leader of Egypt's six million Coptic Christians, said the church set up a committee or a rcbeologists. architects and church scholars who will begjn to examine the find this week and report on its authenticity. "There are lots of bodies buried out there and we have to be sure," Samuel said. The monastery, surrounded by high walls, was founded about the fourth century during a period of Chris tian expansion in Egypt. According to the monastical manuscnpt.s, the remains of tht• beheaded John the Baptist were spirited out of PaJesline in thl' fourth century by Christian~ fleeing the oppression or Roman authorities. They brought the body to Alexandria, on the Mediterranean coast, and it wai. moved to the monastery in the early 11th century. The 'S/,aying' Was Grizzly MARIANNA, Fla. CAP> What ended up as a case of nu~ taken identity started out as an investigation of a bea dles~ skeleton round by two hunters in a wooded area. At first, authorities in this small northeastern Florida town contacted the Jackson County Sheriff's Department and began looking for clues in a grisly kill· ing. Dr. Ralph Monaco. chief medical examiner for the area. inspected the beadJess remains and tentatively concluded they were those of a white male, about s-root-8, with red hair. However, a sheriff depart- ment's spokesman announced later that the skeleton belonged to a bear that had died of an overdose of a tranquilizer NEWPORT BEACH OPENING SOON WESTWOOD VIL LAGE WESTWOOD BLVD. 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When 11~ n.•fef'1' to a. h1~hway gap, It covers a lot of 1111 A 11p, In my dlrUonary, Is defined as a hole, opt•n in~. clrl\. ravuw, fu~sure or ch.um J ST C'ON 'IDER {'osl" Mt"!ia'c; Great Freeway Ditch o n the uncomplt>kd c capPfil 1 Costa M eu·N~wport l"rttway This ditch NOid bit-fa1rl} chttrut•teraed u~ ~ Chasm l1IW'1U Dascouer Sudden C<lp m Rapid TranSlt System Some have suggested 1t 's more akin to a modest version of lhe Panama Canal. Red Ala,... U.S. Upgrades Civil Defense W ASlfJNOTON (I\ P l Pre81dent Carter. worried aboulthe soviet llnlon's growing civil clefon se capability, has upprnved plans to vast· ly upgrade U.S. effQrt:s. ulming tr> save us manv as 140 million Amcrlcarui In the event of nuclear war l\mf1ican e1vll defense officials estimate that only 90 million of the country's 220 million citizens would 11urvlve a nuclear attack The n<>w plan would be aimed ut saving between onc-hutr and two thlrd11 of ult Am erican~ through the large evacuation of metropolitan areus if nuclear wur wcrl• lhreatened "T HE SOVJ ET Union has had th1 & cnpnbihly for some time Wt.• ar.-without p l ans and therefore cou ld :s uffe r catastrophic damage , .. said Burd y l Tirana , U S Civil Oefeose director a nd one or the major proponents or the new program Ofri cials estimated the cost of the Improved program -which must win cong r essional a p· proval at S2 billion over five years . The United States s pends about $90 million annually on civil defense. $33 Million In Drugs Confiscated Carter gave his approval to the proposal. contained in a secret White llouse document. on Sept. 29, Tirana confirmed late Sundav. H E SAID THE president and othe r administration officials Jeave the go·a head because of a growing uneasiness over what the Russians were doing in the area of civil defense "While the proposed spending mcrease may seem large. it is really tiny when compared to the Soviet level of e ffort.·· Tirana said. lie said a recent CIA report estimated that it would cost S2 billion annually to duplicate the curre nt Russian d · fort "We feel an effective a nd credible U.S. civil dl'fens e pro- l!ram would contribute in main· tai ntng our strategic deter· rence." he said. THE NEW PROGRAM was resisted bv State Department arms control o m cials who re· portedly argued that efforts to protect c ivilians from attack could weaken the mutual deter- rence both this country a nd Russia have a2ainsl launching a nuclear war However. Carter rejected that argument after a vear-lon~ gov· ernment study revealed the huge a mounts or m o ney the Russians are already spending on civil def ens(' NATION I WORLD Iced Beach Gusty winds and temper atures in the 30s kept almost ever yone away from ~he beach at Rooster Rock State Park on the Oregon side of the Columbia River Gorge about 20 miles cast of Portland. But those who braved the chill found tht• sand covered with ice clusters. So this is clearly a gap And she's right again about vis ibility. You gel a gap of thei;~ proportions and it's hard to miss. Also. however, you have the other end of tbe scale if vou want to talk about s maller gaps. These are holes. Perhaps as in Potholes. NEW YORK <AP > -When heavily armed police s warmed to the scene of a reported s mug gling operation. they found a spread of cold cuts and pigs feet. ha ir-run cans of beer. coffee still warm in the cups and drugs of. fi cials said were worth at least $33 million Coast Guard offi cials said the seizure o r the boatload of m an · juana and pills Sunda y was th«> la r gest ever m ade 1n t h e Northeast. its 30 tons of man· Juana topping a 20-ton haul tn Portland. Main«> Heavy Drinking Related The Santa Ana Freeway, traveled by many of our hap- less Orange Coast motorists on a daily basii;, is gapped in numerous locations by this kind of a gap. Study: Booze Doesn't Affect Air Control Job You do not see this kind or a gap so much as you feel IL .BUMPING ~NG al 55 miles per hour . your eyeteeth begin to dance into each other so they sound like a dis· charging machine gun. If you travel this route often enough, the cavities created In your molars will soon ma tch the gaps in the aspha lL As a credit to the highway people, you s hould note that some road gaps have been closed. The once supposed to be Corona del Mar freeway was a gap. Now its a curious new alignment of the old Bristol.Palisades road. Between the aforementioned Costa Mesa-Newport Fr eeway and MacArthur Boulevard. the Bristol-Palisades segment is now a combination or several lanes divided four lanes together and some lanes unused. Outbound nea; ~acArthur, it has a cute left tum. It's so sha rp I've seen Joggers fall down trying to negotiate it. ON DOWNCOAST, we have Laguna Canyon Road which also has no gaps, unless you count the holes poked i~ roadside fences by foreign car drivers trying to avoid milk trucks. . Anyway , Ms. Glanturco's soothing words are comfort. mg. We shouldn't worry about the little highway gaps. All we need is a new kind of road sign that warns: "CAUTION: GAPS AJIEAD." Then aJI you have to do is figure out what kind. Pill-Cancers Link? NEW .YORK CAP I -A study raises the possibility of a link between birth control pills and skin cancer. But it is regarded even by Its authors and by a cancer expert as too inconclusive for alarm. . T he study . first reported in a Bri~h medical journal last year, s aid women tn a suburban San Francisco health plan were about 70 perc~nt more likely to get malignant melanoma if they had used the 0111 for four years or more. THE RAID BV Co ~s t Guards men city police and fe d e r a l n arcotics agents f o ll o w e d a n a n o nvm o u s telephone tip re porting that a darkened vessel had glided into a marina in the Jamaica Bay section of New York City's coastline, not far from Kennedy Airport. Police said the ttpster re port· ed 25 or 26 pe rsons were in volved in the smuggling opera· hon. Officials said lhe seized mari· juana was valued al S23 million wholesale, and JO million pills of t he sedative methaqualon«> sold under the name Quaalude -were valued at SlO million. CHIP, C4RON CAKI'ER SPUT WAS HIN GTON CAP l President Carter's son Chip and his wife, Caron, have separated after five years of marriage. the firs t lady's office announced . today. Mary Hoyt, press secretarv to Rosalynn Cart er. issued a s ldtemenl saying that Caron and the couple's young son. Ja mes Ea rl JV, will move back to Georgia. Chip will remain at lhe White House . Six Die in Snowstorm Freezing Rain, Heavy Snow Hit North Area Tftft~rat•rf!• Al!Mny Albu'ou~ Allanl• Bat Omo" ll""''"9rt.tm 8 1\martk Boh• HI le ~p •8 ,, ., J.4 l'I SI ..... 0? to SI 11 u .is JI ll St l1 .... ... 33 •I •1 1J SI .. Tne \H rtfl for tl>e wom.ln Wd> ll•mPtrecl by bHUMO Condlt10n5 '" llMt ,.,.,,.SO trWIC> W>Ull'I ot Cody, Wyo Avll'IOflllf'> !Ml•d Beveroy Shl!onerd, H. Of IO<tllO F•ll>, ld<'lhO, llad SI.I•· v•vMI Ille cra'lll but d•ecl •~•••, Three 01ners ••so dlecl '"the tram. !>i"<t fM WIOwfall bllQal\ FrlO•y, ti• uorm·rtletecl lr•lll< oea1n. lwlv" betn tfpor19d IOU< II\ MonlaN •nd one H (" '" Ut4111 •ncl Wyom1119 Snow fell 11\1\ mof"'"9 from thl! NEW YORK IAPl -Ai r traf. r1c controllers who took part in a recent study were round to be tw i ce as like l y a s other Am erica ns t o he "h eavy drinkers" off the JOb. but there was no evide nce their drinking affected air safetv. Dr. Robert Rose, former head or psychosomatic medicine at Boston Uni versity and now chief or psychiatry at the University or Texas Medical Bra nch a t Galveston. said there was no evidence the controllers drank on the job or that their after· hours social drinking a ffected air safety. H E SAID IF A controller was not up to par, for whatever reason. he 'Was shunted out or sens1l1ve lobs. Resea r c h e r s a t Host o n University School of Medicine we r e awarded a $2.8 million Federal Aviation Administration grant lo study the health or 416 vol unteers al eight FAA centers in the Northeas t. The study took 51 2 years to complete. The study said more than half t he controllers we re heavy drinkers. compared with about Killer Moves to Attica UTICA. N.Y. cAPI - David Berkowi t z . convicted in the "Son of Sam" killings, w as tran s fe rre d from a me ntal hospital to Attica s t ale prison t oday because his psychiatric condition has improved , state officials said one -third of white males or s imilar income and education. All of the volunteers were men and 99 percent were white. BUT ROSE SAID the 7 5 per· cent rate of "alcohol a buse." was about comparable to the na· tiona l average. The study did not s ay what combination of frequency a nd quantity of alcohol consumption it used to d efi ne the terms "heavy drinkers" and "alcohol a buse ." but a separate table s howed that more than 40 per· cent of the controllers said they drank the equivalent of 15 ounces of J(rain alcohol a week. mostly 1n wtuskey and beer. Rose said that dnnking to n ·. lieve the tension or a high· pressure job does not ne~ssari· ly make people into alcoholic~. Asbestos Ha~ Data May Date to 1930s WASHING TON I AP I -Documents dating to the 1930s und _uncovered 1.n a series of recent lawsuits contradict asbest.o:-. industry clrums that the dangers posed to workers by asbestos were not known until 1964, according to a published report. Th€'. Washin~on Post said in its Sunday ed itions that letters a nd files datin g to 1934 fro m J o h ns -Ma n vill e and Raybestos-Manhattan. two of the largest asbestos firms, noted a lleged efforts by seaior executives to suppress information about potential harm to workers from asbestos. The industry has said that health danger<> resulting rrom exposure to asbestos fibers became known when research by staffers from Ml. Sinai Hospital in New York City was published in 1964. TOPSIRWIN DINNER &BEVERAGE $2.79 B~1on 8rown,vlU~ Buffalo O••<aoo Co"tinftall C~w1....i 0 •1 Fl Wirt Otrivrer O.tn11t Dllt111n S7 41 .01 80 •• u n o. •J JI> JI 1' ,74 ,. ,. .. SOlllMrn -central RoO~ Into'"" norlhern MAin\. H1•vv inow •IW:I winter \tonn w.,.-n~ ..,.nr fuuecl tn l'OrtrteHI.,.,, Wyom1r19. trte Oeoot•• •ncl no<l,...>ltrn Mtnnuol• Snow w•> •lso reDOtt•O In lrte mouftt•lns of no<tflern .,,., ce<itral ( •lifornl• M ... II 411' <II ~ke Ta1-In ,. .. .., .. 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H•om rue..s.1 .o 10 out-patient care at the coHt•• '-'•""•' ..... ••noe p r i so n p s y c h I a tr i c b•l•Hn .. •nd '°· lnleno ttm· clinic. Spoor said peralurH wrn r-. bll1-n o ~ n . r,,.._...,_,•tw•wl11 beM. T he former Yonkers S Ill ,..,,.,.._ posta l worker confessed -. ..... • •ue• to killing s ix foung se<ono•-MOfto~~7 Pm. .o.s people and wounding s.<on0111Q11 e:He>.rn. o seven o th e r s in a. ru11o•v ye 1 h ,,,.1,0.. 7 00...... 1 , a r· ong rampage t at "'"' "'O" •·u a.m. • J terrorized New York s.<ono •-3104 Pm. ·0.6 City Se<OftCI lllQll t Up m • J Sv11r1wu u a.m , .. h •·s11>m He was sent to the Moon rlMt • JI D m , WO S Ohm. m a X l m Um • 5 e CU r \ t y S•rl 11.epert mental t}ospital July 7 H"''"'llOftfl llH<rt ,.,, 10 ,_, ofte r a State Supreme wllrt -· lo ""--. .... 11. •NI • Court justice found him <"Off• lltrfau. In d f H••POl1 ._..,. 0o00. "'"" """· nee o psychiatric tot1 '*'"' tr«111M --·1 care NOVEMBER SPEOAL OF THE MONTH SERVED 24 HOURI DAILY FamllJ' Re11taarant• • Anaheim • Cnrson • Downr.v • La "•bra ·~· •Of...+ • 11111 • Cettllos • f11ll11r1on (21 • lnwnd11ln • l11tna Ptrll • •Co~•• Mc, •Irvine •long laacll . '"'"""'"' I • • St11taa11a • Torr111ee (2) • Wnlmlntttr (l) ·. ·. ·. ·. . , • • • • • l· • \ •' STOCKS I BUSINESS \ .. • • A • •• l•O tll .,,. t ... , .... ... , ' ,, Ill """ ,.. Q .\.. I llJ "'" . . -•CW•tl I "I• Ut .t.dni ) 0. • ' A>l•t . I ,,, t\ 4 Ht1IYI .K\,i a t.f .,.,..,., I'* • .. ., '"-'' f J ·' • ,.. AtJ-'"''"' U t , ...... ~ .. ' VH11 •••• ••.I: St " .,,._. '' '•o •• ,..., ., fJI .... , H I -.f • I .,.,. ~·· .. .. ~~;!~f .• : ,, ·:., ~•0.-'-• • ' • A+.,,..d • la t\j t A•tllllf•h""' ... I ........ , •• ,. ,1.1 I •• ..... J. ... • :I:~~ I t ; • ty ~· •• A 1Qt t !it A·•-.t• 1 1 t ... .. .. Be1s1Ng S 1 ... tes ~1 -- w ASHINGTON , AP I -The Hershey Food Corp. Is working with President Carter's lnnoUon righters to determine whether a S·cent addl· Uon to the price o f Its 20·cent choeolat.e bars violate!' voluntary price standardS. A spokeRwoma n for the federa l Council on Wage and Pr ice Stabiht> said the company m et with the COWl· ell at thtfirm's request . Carter has said he would stron1t1Y disapprove If the Increase exceeds his voluntary !ltandard!I. Hershey of· flcl1J1 aay the incruae 1!1 in line with Its inlerpreuUOn of the guldetlnes. II• Ml18 .. Pa fJjft'f ~ LOS AZ-...0 ELES <AP Home Savin&• ar Loan•Assoclatlon. the n•· lion's l~t savings ~nd loan, 1aye It h11 PfPl>Oled a $100 mlllJon de· velopment project lnvolvloa Con· llnental Mortg"e Jovoalors of Botton Mond1y. NQY9m~ 13. 1979 s DAILY PILOT Smart United It May Win Fare War By MILTON MOSKOWITZ United Airlines is tht nation's largest air carrier and It's demonstr ating why It'll likely to romaln in thul posl· lion: It's s mart<'r than Its competitors . While m any carriers American Airlinei;, Trans World Airlintti;. Pan American World Airways and British Alrway!S · ttr(' busy fomenting class warfare amonl( passengers. i.Jnltt--d has shrewdly decided lo )t(o another route . THE OTHER CARRIERS HAVF. CUT up lht!1r planes to create thn>e classes of service: First. full .fare roach and discount coach. The design is t-0 coddle the· busineas travelers a nd segregate them from the ho1 pol101 who re · serve far enough in ad· va nce to take ad van· tage of discount rares. Any wa)' you look at 1t. the con cept descends ultimately to the level of pure snob· be r y Ameri ca n Money Tree Airlines s houts vulgarly ; "You get what you pay for .. Britis h Airw<iys Leib its business <.'us t.omers thal with this new class or serv1re . "the ch&nces &re much less that vou'll have someone asking you to hold the bahy while they find the baby food.'"llow gracious• A recent TWA ad tned t:l csperately to explain to economy coach pass.?ngers what benefits they get beside:. the low fares . So it said: .. ECONOMY COACH PASS~NGERS HAVE their own section of the planf' wht-rc they cun select their own seats on their day of departure." Whal this rl'ally means : Discount fo re passengers are goi.ng to be penned in· to a crowded sec•1on m the rear of the plane. 1 -Unlike the full·fare passengers. who can reserve their seats when they buy their tickets. the discount travelers will not be able to select their beats until they gel to the airport THE PUBLIC MIG HT LIKE TO know of another idea T_W A had. It had proposed that when its mghts in the evt· mng were delayed or canceled. h1>tcl a nd meal ser vice.<. would be oHc•rt'd only to r1rst C'l ass and full·f<Hl' passengers. T ht• d1:.rount group the• rolks 1n the ba('k or the plane would haw hJd lo rl•nd for themsel\ es. Rut the C'ivll Al·rona ut 1c~ Hoard re1ccted this propo:.al United, which comp~·tcs head-lo·head with American and TWA on coai.t·lo roast routes. has taken an entirely different l~ck . It hus exµa nded its capacity 22 percent and it 's m aking a strong pitch for first·class. where fares hav<· been cut to 20 percent <ibove couch. "We are not going to segregate the business traveler." s aid United. IN A PERCEPTIVE LETJ'ER that a ppeared in thl• trade paper Adv1·rt.is ing Age, Elhott J F.chelman. a Ne\\ Y~rk free·lam·c writer, pointed out that it was really a misnomer lo lc.ibel as "full-fare passengers" husmei.s peo ple who are not ('ven us ing their own money but traveling on expense accounts Echclman added : "They are properly dubbed 'no fan·· or 'puhhc wetrare· a1rltnl' passengers To be~rudg<' the use and en- JOyment or tht-common carri<'r lo those who have been ef fcct1vcly denied them for more than a quarter of a century while picking up the t1l'ket t<ib fo r hil.!h·Oying, free-loading ousinessmen is the extre me of ungrat 1ous absurdity." We wi tt see. in the coming months. which airline is go 1ng to come out or1 the too of th1~ frucas My money 1i. on United Building Pace Goes Vp llo/tJ Construction act1 v1ty in Lhe 10 count1c~ of Southern California increased lo $615 million for Scptl!mtK'r for an 11 percent increase o vt'r the August total of $556 million. according to Security Pacific Rank Paul J . O'Brien . senior vice preside nt and ad· ministrator of the ha nk 's real cst:itc finance department said the region's resident.ial volume picked up in Sep tcmber due to a gain 1n the mulllple·unil category "TOTAL VALUATIONS IN MUl.Tl ·f'AMILY con struction r eached $129 million for lht• month. up 48 percent from the August fi g ure of S87 millton ... ()' Rr1en s<tid lie ha.~ed his report on data compiled by the bank's public affairs and rcsenrch departme nt for the current is sue> of lhf' mnnthlv publication. · C.1llfornia Construction Trends .. T he report covl•r s Imperial, Inyo. Lo~ Angele:.. Orange. Ri verside. 'iJn Be rnardino. S<tn Diego. San Lui~ Obispo. Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Single-family construction edged up fro m $19 million to Sl99 million . the multiple construction jump accounted for almost all the mcrcHM' in rcs1dfflti:fl activity, which went from August'!> SJ.35 million to $370 million for Sep- TAKI :\(; STOt:I\. to $245 million durin~ that J>C!riod. tcmb<.·r . he said. H t>si de ntial ~c modeling dropped from $50 million for Augus t to $42 million in Sep· t ern be r . while npn rcs idc•ntial building ros e from $221 malllo n "The Septembt'r pultcm of lcvchng 1n the sinttlc- family category 1s consistent with current mark<'l ex~cta· lions." O'Brien said. Nooe of the s tate's 58 countit•s rc<'Ordcd mort' than t.000 new s ingle.family homes during Scntcmbcr. * * * * * • StflUIDld~ D~H•~ l&eportftf Statewide, new housin~ st.arts declin<.'d m Scptem ~. lo a seasooaJl y at11ush.'d annual rate of 201.000 units, 3c cording to Bof\k of AmeriC'a This rate was down 21.5 percent from the 256,000 starts for August of this year and down 17.3 percent from tbt: 243.000 start.'\ for Sept ember of lost year. For the fi rst nine months of 197K, housing st.art.~ totaled 178.520 unHs. down 10 percent from the like period in 19'17 Starts on single.family homes were down 20 percent for the period, but a partment sturts were up 14.8 percent. the bank said. A lbtatr fo O!lefwat~ The San Clemente office of Allstate Savings plans a fourth annive rs ary celebration (rom 9:30 a.m . lo 4:30 p.m Thursday. Refreshments and e nte rtainment arc r>h•Mcd. The Of· lice Is at 911 S. El Camino Rtol •.wott•~••O,.... Crocker Bonk will celebrate the opening or Its penJJa ntnt office In Ml~slon Viejo al 25276 Marguerite Parkway, on Nov.~. The bank bas titven teller windows and • drive-up teller lo serw two lanes or traffic. That will be open during the bank'iJ recular hours -from A.30 a .m. to 4:30 p.m . Moodaya through Thundays and until 61>.m. Fridars. . . . .. . ' . .. •. :-. . . · 6 -DAil Y PILOT '91AAMADUKE "Come. now' I fed you barely o halt hour 090! ' SUPERHERbes .$HOE MOON MULLINS GERIATRIX DENNIS THE MENACE FUNKY WINKERBEAN NO , >.n I lllA T c ... ~~ A Ml!:>~I ~ f o>-l lHt 516N UP 5HLE. r 1 eou. ! 11 I i\.r~<!i ~ M ISS PEACH ,- ,, ' MAl/C.l.A I N0900Y Ll~E~ Ml. PIOPL.E .Alai ~WA.YI, IA'IN(J P...ONY, c&XHlo l~S FO~ NOT 9IJNG ASl..E TO ~-~ ... GORDO c.AN t Dl~SS rr WITH ~ FOlt A W~14.£ ? ? by Pasko, Tuska & Colletta SLM>T "THI! BATMAN! t4E /¥9"~ NIY ht.MK/ NOW I MAY ,.. .. ~ "" ~AUT!fl/J. ~IN / by Jeff MacNelly by Ferd and Tom Johnson f'IJl.N 1HE::: WE/RD SC:VJ.JO.::... Ja:)~ICHf' 010 YO(.} 00 01.J PU Nb'? JUDGE PARKER EMMRRASSED WHEN Slff SEES THEIR NAME POSTED UNDER .. ...,.,....,... ___ .._1..1 OELINOIJENT ACCOUNTS AT THE COUNTRY CLU6, SlJf M~GAYIN ASKS HUNTER TO TAKE .. ER HOME! TUMBLEWEEDS N NCY THEY MUST BE QUADRUPLETS ---.. I W DER HOW IT FEEL.$ Tb BE" A OUAORuPu:T .· bV Tom Batiuk by Mell AGATHA CRUMM PEANUTS I CAN EXPLAIN IT M?.CRVMM THINK6 1'MAT eEING OVER- QOAUf"IEC7 COMICS I CROSSWORD by Char~s M. Schulz 5lJ8TR.ACTIOl.I 15 THE AWFUL Fmlt. ~.THAT '/OU KNOW l.£55 TOM'( 1ltAH 'f'OO OID 'f'E5TWA'{ by Bill Hoest IM!~~ MYJoe DR. SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW GM: ME. ONE GOOP ~EJ60N ~H'Y 1 ~\.D €1.) our w~ ~l..'s AUNT~/ ·MG<; GMl=F n1E:YIJcE IANERTE:O 61G6LES, ACE_' ... ... ". by Gus Arriola !-VWEUVEl<EO tNTr.J PLAVllV<::> S rR.AIG#TOOG1 Ae.AIN.' by Harold Le Ooux by Tom K. 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