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MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 20, t978
YOL 71, NO. JM, J SECTIC*S, JI ~AOSS
Off Dana Poitat
Mesan Saved . . .
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As Boat Si.ob',
A 56-year-old Costa man is
sa~ay after lbe boat he was
sailing from Los Angeles· to
Dana Point began taking on ·
water early Sunday and sank.
Orange County Harbor Patrol
officials said Willia m Francis
Hall of 1314 Logan Ave. was
piloting a 37-foot sailing vessel
when the boat's motor stopped
severa l miles off the Ora nge
10th Briton
Torches SeH
BRIGHTON, England <APl ·
A 26-year-old typist set herself
a blaze with gasoline in her
bat hroom. She was the tOth
"human torch" case in Britain
since the beginning of October.
Valerie Donogbue!s scre ams
alerted neighbors, who broke
down .her door and P\.ll out the
flames, police said. She was
hospitalized in critical condition.
Mrs . Donoghue,'a divorcee, was
sa id to have s uffered from
depression.
So m e exp e rts bla m e a
perverse urge to imitate the .re·
cent self-immolations that h..ve
!e~t two other persons critically
m1ured and seven dead in ·Bri·
lain since the flaming sU'icide in
Geneva or Austra lian heiress
Ly nette Phillips Ql'l Oct. 2. .
Wea.titer
Chance or rain increas-
lng to 3> percent tonight,
50 'pereenl 'Tuesday.
Coole r days with lows
tonight 48 to 55, highs
Tbesday in tl)e low eos.
IN81•ETO•AY
Turkq ia /or more than
rouUng. Tt.rn H .,,.to
Tet1Qldni or Scallopad. &e
POOd, PaQe CJ.
e o ast s hortly after mldn!g.ht .Sat\lrday. _ _ _
Ha ll worked on ttie mot.or
briefly and then decided to get
some sleep. He awoke to find
water building up in the main
cabin. ·
Ha rbot-Patrol officials said
another boat picked Hall ~
several miles off Dana PoiJ!l
alter he attemp~ to tow tbe
disabled sailing vessel with a
raft and was capsized into t}\e
ocean.
Hall arrived in Dana Poipt
Harbor..about 8:30 Sul)day mom·
ing a board the rescue boat a.Iler
his s ailing vessel sank.
Beaten Body
Identified
Seal Beach police have iden-
tified, through fingerptin~. the
s exualty mutilated body of
Michael Joseph lnterbieten, 21
of Long Beach, f0tmd SatUrdaY
lying' near the Seventh Street 0n
ramp -or the northbound San
Diego Freeway.
Interbieten, a machine shop
mechanic who police described .-'.\a 1lOOd kid, .. was ,fQund al
.about 6 :40 a .m. ,Satu,rday,-.b.is
·,body clad· µi bell!-bottom dllltbn
· trou~rs.
Police have yet t& eslabllsh a
motive for the -'aying.
WASHINGT•ON CAP 1 -
Secretary ol State Cyrus VaMe
bas repeated tbe_United States
suppo!1 ol the Shah of lr•n while ~arn1ng other countries to ~·in fmm mllilary inter:wn. lion in that country.
Vance issued tt\e statement
Sunday in response to comments
frohl Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev.
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·: BOOIES; fNCWDtNO THAT Of.U.I. CONGRESSMAN LEO J . RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Pholognlph W•• T•ken by Tim Relterm•n, Reporter for San Franclaco Examiner
300 to ·400 Line Up fOr Death
Uilifomia Sect Members fA>mmit Snicitk After Five S/,ain
GEORGETOWN . Gu ya,na
<API -Between 300 a nd 400
bodies -m e n. wom e n a nd
children who reportedly lined up
for iloses or poison brewed in a
tub -have been found at the
jungle camp or a California sect
whose members ambushed a nd
killed five Americans. including
California Congressman Leo J.
Ryan, Guyana's infor.malion
minister said todl)y.
Shirley .Field-Ridley said the
whereaboUts of t.be-. remaining
500 to 700 Americans at the
camp was not known. but they
a ppare ntly fled into the sur-
roundi n g j un g·I e , i n t h e
northwest com er or this· South
Am e r i<:a n n a tion . !R elated photo, A4)
American lawyer Mark Lane.
who w~ at the People 's Te mple
eamp Just before the mass
deaths occurred, told The As· ~~led Press here today that su1c1~e was discussed al 8 com-
m un1~y meeting a nd he was
later •nfonned by two sect mem-
bers "We are all going to die now."
* * *
"They were smiling . . . they
looked genuinely happy." Lane .
said. . . .
It was nbt. clear whether the
mass deat,hs oc'curred at about
the s ame lime o r some time
after the Saturday ambush of
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVES-Story, A3
TBFLE'S R•TUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
Ryan a nd his group. which had
gone to the camp to investigate
reports of alleged large-scale
abuse of sect members . .
Ryan's pa rty was trying to
escort some disenchanted mem·
bers from the c~mp when at-
tacked al a1\earby airstrip .
Adhe rents · of t he P eople 's
Te mple , whose founder . the
Re v. Jim Jones, established the a~ricullural commune la:st year .
reportedly 'had long planned
mass suicide if they (elt ·their
sect was threatened.
The hundreds or bodies · were
* * *
found by Guyanese Jroops ~ho
raided the camp Sunday Miss
F ield·Ridley said some had
g un s hot wo unds but most
showed no signs of violence
.. A witness said that people in
the area wer e havmg mas.
suicide." she told a news con·
fe re nce "He said the poison was
being admirustered to them. that
they were linJng up·for it ..
It was not known what kind of
poison . reportedly brewed m a
tub. was used.
· She safc! the military wai; try·
ing to identify the bodies. some
of which were found in homes
a nd some in oi:>en areas or the
camp, called Jonestown. and
that J ones had not been found
a mong the dead.
The information minister also
denied reports that usi to nine
persons .had been ·art'esled in
connect ion with a mbus h or
Ryan's party.
Only one suspect -identified
as Lar ry Layton. an Amencan
about 32 -has been taken inm
custody, she said. Neither the·
charge agains t him nor his
* * *
hometown was known
Lane and a lawyer colleague.
Charleii Garry, went to the camp
lo art as counselors duripg_ the
visit by Ryan Lane ha s fr<'·
quently taken on controversial
cases and 1s representing con-
victed Mart.in Luther King as-
sassin James Earl Bay
Lane said he and Garry were
barred from Saturday's mass
meeting. then were put under
guard and fmally were allowed
to nee tnlo the Jungle as they
heard screams a nd other sounds
of confusion from the sellle-
men t . T hey eventually made
their way lo a town and later to
t his ca pita l <'tty, 150 miles
southeast of the C'amp
Ryan. accompanied by aides,
reporters and relatives or some
sec t me m bers. ca me to this
fo rmer British colony on the
northeastern shoulder of South
Am~r.1ca last week to investigate
reports Of large·SC'al~ a b1lses of
mem bers or the rehg1ou~.group.
The congressm'an. 53, was
kilJed by a shotgun blast as he
<See SUICIDES, Pa1e AZ>
* * * 'Every Evil' Remembered . ~
THEN I SAW ONE OF TuE attackers stick a shotgun righi ID·
to Brown's face. inches away. if that.
Bob's brain was blown out or his head It spattered the blue
NBC minicam.
I'll never forget that sight as Jong as l live.
I ran, and then I dived head.first into the brush. J
J got up ahd scrambled as rar-into the swamp as I could. I w
about ISO yards from the a irstrip and up to my waist in water.
I pushed through the rain forest. walking parallel to the
runway, trying to figure out what had happened. .
I couldn't see much. I had lost both pairs or glasses l had with
me.
BVT'nlERE WAS SILENCE. A.PPARENTLY the party or at·
tackers which must have included four, five or six men with guns.
had necr. ai · I was' far down the fi~d by the time I returned to the rstn p.
And then. Uke the ol)\er survivors. I returned to the crippled
plane.
Leo Ryan was on his back In :i blue cord su1l, lyin& in the mud
ln rtont ot the ri•ht wheel of the aircratt.
His face had bffn shot off " Don Hams lay alongside the middle or the plane.
Brown waa at the tall of th~ 18·panenger Otter.
PattJe Parker. one of the people who had asked us to tt.lp her
escape Crom Joneatowtl-WU.\fln& 'al the foot of the plane's stairs.
Ore1 Robinton the San P'ranC!iftO Examiner pbOtotr•pMr •t:
the scene, was at.the left wheel, hla body crumbled almosl"in half.
t8ee EVIL THING, P .. e AU
A2 DAIL v PtLOT
'Evil Thing'
Stalked Gity
T ICt-;&E WE a f1'() a G i\ E 1old1~ r1' al th far nd of
thl' field
Tht•y told u tho) had not lx't"n abl to -.hoot at lh attack r1
durlna the flli" 1Ull ~c•ual' Owy v. 1., fr .aid the> would ldJI 1tlll
mort.1 jl('Qplt' • ·
Thl' only pol t't'fllltn on thl• f1rld, rurr)'1nfl it ln1) ·t hfll
.,hOt#Hlfl hud ht't'n ll1i.1ttmffl lht~ mon:i't•nt th m•n from the
Pl'OJllt•', Tt•111plc• l~·uo11 f1r1n.i lrun1 th •1r t• urk and tre1h: r v.hlh wf'
'o\l'rl' ftt•ltm~ r\'.Hh ' l(\ hourd th,• t.,..11111 .. nt' nor o-.n trat\ and lh<l
'>mHlll•r mw thut "'"' wot h\ c rr •;4) the> fuath"t'h from JOnl·i.towu
Ai; 1wurl) u' V.\' t•ould ll•ll . ullout half the-atta<'kl'n. v.e~ whltf1
Ulld hJtr 'tWl l' hl.u:k rho•w uf U'\ "'ho hud 'tUf\IH'd v.ert• •Ull ter
nhc~u '°'* 001 mmt M'ru>U,I) wounded to th .oldlt-ra' tut and
tht•n v.t• n.·t1n'll Into Port Kauuma ~t· \ftllement n x1 to. lh
:uratr111 Jtld Wl'lll into~ m.ill cah· t aUt."'Ci a Rum lfou-..·
T U £ l.()('.\1. <al\A" .. .;.'°'t: K1'fl\ TUF.\' '"'rl' ni;ktng ·ttmf
i;alcl)' b,,) ktunv u-. ''j' but lht•\ M•rc.• t•..\lrt•nwl) kind to U3
Wl· "'h•od "••ll'ht>'>. durin~ tht• ~torm~ ntllht taktnti turnb
,t,uuJlo~ ~1J.11 d 111 111111, uu1,1dt• lht-JIOhrt-hut whtrt• our \\OUJ\dcd
"''r'' h1n,:: Tht' hi•J\, 11opll'Jl ,wrm nlJclt• moH•mc•nt diffi cult und un
('Om fortubll· n<1t onl~ for u' but JbCJ thoM· "ho hud chosen us a1>
Runway
,
C..Ma
<MrYlflQ ~' ot ~T~
io.doO and rNMty to ta••
Vktlme •ound end un69t
Mcratt att., Mooting
d9 HA~~ T.-, Ott•
(Seeta t& 20)
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lht·11 t{uurry
Ttw n un 0\,1\ huq• '>••H'(l our llv~l\
t-;v1.1rv ume Wl' h1~,11d ..i nvtM'. t?1>Pt'c1ally wh1.1never we heard a
trut·k >Jlong Uw Port Ku1t umu road, we thought we would be at-
tackt.'d Jlol>Jin.
.t.I' lllvtlr .. ._ C.,,ipt~,r-l•UIU""-OfAQRAM BY SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER ARTISTS SHOWS SEQUENCE OF EVENTS IN GUYANA WHERE FIVE PEOPLE SLAIN
Congreaaman Leo J . Ryan. D-Callf., Among VIC11ma of Ambu1h by Cuh Member• at Port Kattuma
or l'ouri.t•. none of u11 had tiny weap0ns
And ttm\4 moved slo" ly . infinitely s lowly
WllF.N WI'; RF.AClllW JONESTOWN, ON F'riday nigh~. the
atmoi.pht•rc.• \Hl!t h\dy Jlld rurdial We found ourselves getting a
real Cook'i. Tour. \\Ith '-''<'rylhang arrange d for us . There wa:.
great rock mw.1c lrom the .JoncsLOwn band and entertainment dur-
ing dinner.
And while wf! tried. mainly at first . to get away from the or-
ganized fWl we were told how happy everyone was.
But bt!fore we left for an evenin~·s drive lhroug.h foot-deep
mud to Port Kailum<1. a young man slapped Don Harns of NBC a
message wntten on a child 's slate. saying. 'Please help me get out
of Jonestown.·
It had four signatures.
Back in Port Kaituma. where the entire group of u~ spent Fn·
day night in a tin·roofed disco a smaJI beer parlor with a phono-
graph and a few records -local Guyanese began t.e.lling us horror
i.tones
THEV TOLD US ABOUT ONE MAN who bad escaped from
the colony last summer. only to be captured by guards from
Jonestown and then beaten.
When we returned the following morning to Jonestown. we
wC're nQt s urpnst.'d to sec Jim Jones· carefully stage-managed pro-
duction :itart to crack.
Edith Parker. one of the 1,200 followers trapped in Jonesto~n.
approachl..'<l Conxrcssman Ryan and said she wanted to leave with
him.
The li!.l grew.
About an hour before it was lime for us to leave Jonestown,
mnu people said they wanted to go.
Then 12.
Finally. about 20 got up lhelr courage to defy J ones
THERE WERE TOO MANY OF US for one truckload. The re·
• porll'r:. and c<imcram<'n we re told we would go out in the first
batch . but Congrc!iSma n Ryan would wait lo leave in the second.
Wl' Wl'rl' rclwvcd to be going
.Jon<.'' agnwd that the.· 20 people who wanted to could leave with
us lfl· l'Vt·n ~:.11d ht· thought they might be '"better off" somewhcrl'
else tl th~y n<> longer wanted LO slay in Jonestown
Suddenly, there was a commotion in the central'bullding that
serve:. as the colony'!'. ml.'et1ng place -a large structure with a Un
roof and piwked dirt noor
A dwc.•r ran!( thmugh the crowd
Thcn. a young white man made a direct lunge at Ryan with a
knafo
The.• bladt• wa1) at Ryan 's throat when Mark Lane a nd Charles
Gurry. Jone:.· l:i\.\ yers a nd long'11me supporters, grabbed the
we upon
TllAT ATTACKER WAS CUT BEFORE he could be disarmed.
And Ry11n 's shirt was drcnehed with the attacker's blood.
Ryan run to the truck at that point and we lumbered off
throuJ?h the mud to the airstrip
Shaken by what he thought was his successful na rrow escape.
Ryan told us as we reached the airstrip, ·1 wouldn't be alive If it
\\a:. notforMark Lane "
RyM lived only a fe w minutes longer.
l\ftcr thl' violence of the attack a t the airstrip, we still had to wait for rcscul' ·
It was Ji!Clting dark, a nd there was no chance for a rescue
pl<Jne until morning,
WE SPENT THE NIGHT U STENlNG to the stories the 12
rormcr residents of J onestown had to tell.
They corroborated e ve ry evil story about the place that we had ht•ard
They told us how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into mak·
ang a maruacal suicide pact with him.
They talked uboul s tores or weapons in the so-called peaceful JUnKl(• mission.
And whenever there was a crisis, they recalled, Jones had as-
scmbll'd the whole colony into a huge circular assembly a nd
mcsmeri:r,ed them inlo agreement.
WE UNDF.RSTOOD THEN WHV THERE had been an
ominous cheer from the People's Temple residents al Jc~est.own
before the young knife-wielder charged at Ryan.
~ANOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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Strike Authorized
LOS. ANGELES IAPl -A
strike has been authorized by
the 32.000-me mber Screen Act.ors
Guild i( a new contract with the
adverti.Sing industry cannot be re·
ached.
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SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jim Jones In 1977
Arndgnmenl
Tuesday in
Sl,aying CaJJe
An Irvine attorney accused in
the shooting homicide or his wife
is scheduled to be arraigned on
murder charges Tuesdav al
Harbor MWlicipal Court
Gary Wayne Patton. 34. was
he ld at Newport. City Jail in lieu
of $250.000 bail. A specialist in
workmen's compensation mat·
tcrs. Patton practices law in
Santa Ana.
lie was arrested Saturday at
his home. at M Esplanade. after
police were called by a man who
they said exclaimed. "I JUst
murdered m y wile."
Patton's wife. Ka therine Leigh
P atton, 23, was fatally wounded
by three shots in the head from a
.22-callber automatic pistol.
Police said the woman was
leaving her husband and had
been moving clothes out of the
ho use when s he wa.s s hot to
death.
lier sister. Barbara Swear
inger of Newport Beach, who
was helping her move. wit-
nessed the slaying, police said.
School Strike
Hits in FresnD
FRESNO <AP ) -Quietly car-
rying signs that p roclaimed
"teachers on strike" and "ad-m lnis trators have no class,"
teachers struck the s tate 's fifth·
largest school district today in a
dispute over class sites.
The re was no immediate in-
dication how m any of the 2.400
teachers walked out, but the ad·
ministra tion vowed to keep the
50 ,000-s t udent district 's 73
schools open.
After negotiations ended Sun·
day evenlnfl., the administration
telephoned l.600 substitutes that
the distnct's fir st strike in his·
tory was about l.4begin.
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Thanksgiving Day should be a ntca time to sJt around a
flre and roaal cbestnut.8.
THAT'S BECAUSE there 's a good chance It will be raining outdoon.
In fact, the Natlonal Weather Service In Lot Angeles
says Orange County will probably be getting periods or
raln from tonJaht through f'r1day.
THE CHANCE OF uln ll 40 percent toni1ht and 60
percent on Tuaday, a we1lher 1pokeomman said. She
said hip temperature. should bl In the low 60s, wltl\ IOW11
from -48 to~ degrees. • .
The apotteswoman explained that • aeries of tronta
movln1 ln from the Northwest are reaponaible for what
wUI be "CHtabtly • measureble •fnOUflt ol rain."
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300 SUICIDES ...
attempted t.o tukc s everal dis·
e nchanted membcr.i of the sect
back to Geor~<:lown bv plane.
A knife-wielding assailant at.
tempted to stab Ryan earlier
while the congressmun was vis·
itlng Jonestown. Two members
of Ryan's group disarmed the
attacker . and Ryan was not in-
JUricd.
The dead i n cluded three
news men and one of the settle-
me nt ·s defect.ors. Ten persons
were wounded. three seriously,
and the husband of one of the
wounded had a stroke. The U.S.
Embassy said they were all
Americans.
Builder Reeovers
After Operation
Newport Beach builder Milton
Bren was reported recovering
satisfactorily today after heart
bypass s urgery last week in Los
An1eles.
A spokeswoman for the family
said Bren is sUll hospitalized but
has been able to s it up. lie un-
derwent four and Ct half houri. of
s urgery at St Vin c ent's
Hospital.
Survivors of the attack said a
band of black and white mem ·
bers of the People 's Temple
opened fir e with a utomatic
....... ~ fliotlunl ---~3Y.., a.a. bit .~ wen boll.SVlq ··~anes tt th• Pott Kaiturna
alt.trip, ettiht · hu'-'s south ol
Joae &towa aad l so m &I f.I'
, aorthwest ol Gesgetowa. • •ta Saa Fraqcisco; a "-pie e~,wbd Wen· a AtCllUe Jamf/8 ~,. ol &lie ~t. did , ~-~-' , .. .. ~~._.. ~ RYan1~porter t>on lleMs; '2. and'.cam"era!Ma
Robert 'Brown. 36, both of NBC
News and both Los Angeles res1:
dents; Gregory Robinson. 27, a
photographer for the San Fran·
c1sco E xaminer, and Patr1c1a
Parks or Parker. 18. who """' tr y in g t o csca p t' fro m
Jones town. I fer homc cidt.lrl•ss
was not known.
A White House statement said
President Carter was saddened
by Ryan's death. ··u was his drive to get in
formation at first hand that led
to his tragic death." thl!.. l>t.ule·
ment said.
There was no word on lht-
whereabouts or Garry. who sur-
vivors said rema ined behind at
Jonestown to try to negotiate the
re least! of another i.etller .
l{idnap Plot?
FBI Probes Jo~' Church
SAN FRANCISCO tAP) The FBI says it is in ·
vcsligating a report that "the People's Temple had a
contingency plan to kidnap high U.S. government of·
ficials in case the Rev. Jim Jones were arres ted" in
Guyana.
Calif. Rep. Leo Ryan -who was looking into the
People's Temple colony which Jones fo unded at
.Jonestown. Guyana three newsmen and a young
woman were killed by gunfire a t a remote Guyana
airstrip Saturday.
FBI spokesman Joe Aaron did not release any
deta il s of the report except to say that the kidnap in·
formation was received some time ago and that new
information to the same effect was received Sunday
.. Al the present time we can say we are conduct ·
ing a limited investigation. looking at two particular
statutes ihe Congressional Assassinations Statute,
·and Protection of Foreign Officials Statute.·· he said·
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Paul Neumaii's
So"' 28, Dies;
Drug Blamed
LOI AJt'G£L!S <AP• -The
lJon M ·~Paul N~wman died
in I Los ADgeltt mC>tel room of
an accidental Q\'erdotc of a com·
b1na tl9n or alcohol and a •p~s1ve.type drug. police
~id JC><iay, l•tiff laid tfle body of Allan
Scott N~. ~ wu found in a room at. U9e Ram_. lon in
Weta lAI ...... where he had ~-)'iNr sihee T\leaday, said Lt.-'f'irrt \VaJ)eto.
Wapeto said th.e re was no
t.•vidtnc(! of foul play.
W:1peto :.aid young Newman
had bcl.'n under the can· of a
c linical psychologis t. Scott
Steinberg. an associate or the
psyc hologi.c;t. look N<>wman to
th<! motel al 11 50 p.m . in West
I folly wood.
Wapeto s aid that artc r
Newman went lo sleep a t m1d-
n1 ght Steinberg notic·cd Newman
"'as hav10R difficulty breathing.
He summoned paramedics. who -
tr eated Newman and then took
him to Los Angeles New
Jl osp1tal, whe re he was pro-
nounced dead at 1.07 a.m.
Young Newman was reported
to be a part·timc enterlainer
who worked mos tly in night
clubs under the name of William
Scott.
Newman's father. who lives
with his wife. actrc~s Joanne
Woodward. in Westport, Conn ..
was notifi<.'<1 while on location in
Ohio. police said.
Young Newman's mother is
Jackie Witte. tht• actor's first
wi re from whom he wa s
d1\lorccd in 1956. The couple also
had two duughlers.
The actor and Miss Woodward
have three daughters.
Pan Am 'Disturbed'
WASHINGTON <API Pan
/\me racan World Ai r wayi.
Chairman Willia m T. Seawell
says it is "disturbing" that
Alfred Kahn. the chief federal
inflation fi ghter. has reportedly
questioned Pan American's at.
tempt to merge with NattonaJ
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; VOL. 71, NO. 32•, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES· ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDA'(, NOVEMBER 20, 1978 C TEN CENTS
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~ 'Everg Edi Thing E1'ergWdg Tlwllflht'
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.... ~ EYEWlTNESSACCOUNT
Reporter Ron Jave,.
8~• N()4~ -n.. ~ ~"'" oceotmt of tlN lrilling• m
C•M 1DO.t aorittn bw Soft ~ Clrrordc'-rtporll ' Ro.. Jav.,,, viN>
wot ~ SolmfoN m ,,._ 11t111/trw that ldllftJ HIJ> I.Ao J, RMQn o1td
fot1r olllie'rt °" o rmao«e o.trlfnp 01 CUM<JM Jovnt, who IDOi m rotde to
WoshartO'Oft, o c . w.th lht•oc~ wounded, metaled '"-t fO'l'JI to hu dtv de1k
By RON JA~Ea C.Y'rtllt S... ,.._IK• ewtllkle
SAN JUAN. ~rto ftl('() CAPI JOllettown IS every evil thing
lhut evef')'bod}' thought and ~oN>e
We knew that before the shoot.me tarted
Tbe sJaughle r began at 4 20 p.m Saturday !Guyana t1mel
while-we were standtn' beside the twin-engine airplane that bad
brought us to Port Kaatuma, seven miles outside Jonestown. on
Friday and that had returned to pick us up.
I WAS WAITING BETWEEN BOB Brown and Don Harris. the
two NBC men who were killed. We bad become close friends dur·
mg the course or our ordeal.
The firing erupted from guns close by. I was hit first. I was
knocked to the ground by a slug in the left shoulder . apparently rrom a .38-caliber weapon. ' .
I crawled behind the right wheel or the plane.
Bob Brown stayed on his feet and kept filming what was hap·
pening. even as the attackers advanced on him wi&h their guns.
H~ was incredibly tenacious.
* * * * * *
While I wu trying to decide whether to. stay where I was or
risk the 100-yard·dQh across the close·cropped grass field to the
Jungle. J saw Brown 10 down.
THEN I SAW ONE OP 'nlE attackers stick a shotgun right ln·
to Brown's race. Inches away, if that .
Bob's brain was"blown out of bis head. 1t spatt4!red the blue
NBC Minicam.
I'll never forget that sight as long as I live.
I ran, and then J dived hea<f ·Rrst into the brush.
I got up and scrambled as rar lnto the swaml> as I could. I was
a bout 150 yards from the airstrip and up to my waist in water.
I pushed through the rain forest. walking parallel to the
runway. trylng to figure out what had happened.
1 couldn't see much. I bad Jost both pairs of glasses I had with
me.
BUT THERE WAS SILENCE. APPARENTLY the party of at-
tackers which must have included four, five or six men with guns, . had ned.
I was far down the field by the lime t returned to the airstrip.
And then. like the other survivors, 1 returned to the crippled plane. -· ·
Leo Ryan was on his back In a "lue cord suit, lying in the mud
in front or the right wheel or the aircraft. ·
<See EVIL THING, Page A2>
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..... ,~ SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
.Nm Jone1 In 1 sn
eat 0 at e8st -383 ··
1 MesanOK
i In Boat I Sinking
' I
A 56-year-old Costa man is
safe today aft.er the boat be was
sailing from Los Angeles to
Dana Point begag taking on r water early Sunday and sank.
t. Orange County Harbor Patrol
officials said William Francis
Hall of 1374 Logan Ave. was
piloting a 37-foot sailing vessel
when the boat's motor stopped
sever al miles off the Orange
Coast shortly after midnight
1 7 Saturday.
1 Hall worked on the motor
briefly and then decided to get
same sleep. He awoke to nod
water building up in the main
cabin.
Ha rbor Pa trol officials said
a nother boat picked Hall up
sever al miles off Dana Point
after he attempted to tow the ~ disabled sailing vessel with a
\ raft and was capsized into the • t..:ean.
Ha ll arrived in Dana Point ·
Harbor about 8:30 Sunday mom-
tng aboard the rescue boat after
his sailing vessel sank.
Laguna Arts
Group Names
New Director
Newport Beach musician Glen
Eytchison, who composed and
arranged music for more than a
dozen plays at South Coast
Repertory over the past four
year~. has been appointed direc-
tor o f the Laguna Beach
Pageant of the Masters.
£yU:hison was the unanimous
choice of the nine-membe r
Festival of Arts board for the
$24,000 a year post vacated last
month by vete ran Page ant
-f)jrector Don Williamson. .
Board member Helen Keeley,
who beads the pageant produc-
tion committee, said Eytchison
is experienced in the fields of
art, theater and administration.
The 24-year-old composer was
assoclated with the successful
South Coast Repertory Theater
in Costa Mesa for four years,
where he composed and ar·
ranged music for 15 plays in-
cluding "The Time or Your
Life," which recently opened the
. new theater near South C9ut
Plaza.
Other productlons lnclueted the
. presentation of ••Equus" at
South Coast Repertory and
SCR '1 touring produc:tiona.
He was once co-director of the
Vorpal Gallery in Laguna
Beach. He ia married and lives
tn Promontory Point in Newport
Beacb.
"'Eytehilon's appointment ends
a moath·Joal eearcb for a new
director for the 44th annual
Pageant °'" the MHten next
summer.
Former director WlJUalDIOb
realped tbe post be held for tbe
past 15 1eUOM Jut moolb. He -
bad been .-od..S wtttl tbe L (See l'AGEANT, Pap "2>
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BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN LEO J. RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph W•• Taken by Tim Aetterm11n. Reporter for S.n Fr•nc~ Ex•mlner
Hearing Set
On Apartment
7.oning Switch
A proposal to tear down the
Harbor Racquet Club so the
owner can build up to 51 apart-
ments is expected to come under
fire from m embers or the
College Park Homeowners As·
sodation al tonight's meeting of
the Costa Mesa City Council
Club owner Don Ward wants a
zoning switch that would allow
him to build the apartments on
the 2.34 acre parcel at 380 W.
Wilson St., between the Harbor
Shopping Center and Wilson
Park. •
College Park residents, say
they are concerned about traffic
congestion and more apart-
ments near their single family
homes.
Two weeks ago, tbe council
approved a 52-unit apartment
complex on land immediately
west of the Racquet Club, acija-
cent to the parking lot at Harbor
Center.
Half or those units are to be
set aside for ramllies with
children.
Tbe planning commJssion ap-
proved Ward's plan, but ruled
that Ward al.lo should bave to set aside half of his units for
families if tbe council upholds
the zoning switch.
With ball the units reserved
for families. Ward's project <See mNING, Paae Ai>
c.4R CONYEKIS
TO R£IDY CASH
"I converted my convertible
into cash on the ftrat call."
That's the story tbe 1ucceuful
Newport Beach man told after
placing this ad in tbe Dally
Pilot:
'61 Mu1t. Convert. V-1
auto. PIS Excell. cood.
S2e00, XU•JCX.U
Convert your car lido cub by
calling "'2·5878. A friendly Dally
PtJot act.wer wlU belp write an
ad.
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IAM FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS PICTURE BEFORE HIS DEATH
Photo by Greg Aoblnaon Shows Aealdem. of Joneatown W•tchlng Play In Progreu
·Drug Dose Kil/,s Newman's Son
LOS ANGELES <AP> -The
son of actor Paul Newman died
in a Los Angeles motel room of
an accidental overdose of a com·
bination or alcohol and a
depresslve·type drug, police
aald ioo.y.
Police said the body or Allan
Scott Newman, 28. was found ln
a room at the Ramada Inn in
West Los Angeles, where he had
been staying since Tuesday. said
Lt. Tim Wapeto.
Wapeto said there was no
evidence ol foul play.
Wapeto said youne Newman
bad been under the care of a
clinical psychologist. Scott
Steinberg, an associate or the
psycbolotilt, took Newman to
the motel at 11 :50 p.m . ln \'lleat
Hollywood
Waeetq said that afte r
Newman went to sleep at mid·
aipt 8t.elnblrl D9ticecl Newman
was havtng difficulty breaWnc.
He •uJDaaoned p..-amedica. wbo
I
treated Newman and then took
him to Los Ange les 'N ew
Hospital. where he was pro·
nounced dead at 1:07 a.m.
Young Newman was reported
to be a part.time entertainer
who worked mostly ln night
clubs under the name or William
Scott.
Although he primarily •P·
peered u a nlehtclub alnger.
youna Newman also acted and
worked as a stuntman. He
played the role of a aadlsllc:
• t
athletic frate rnity member In
Paramount's "Fraternity Row"
in 1977 t-Jewman's father, who lives
with his wife, actress Joanne
Woodward. \n Westport, COM .,
was notified while on location in
Ohio, police s aid.
Young Newman's mother is
Jackie Witte. the actor's first
wife from who m be wa s
divorced in 1956. The couple aJso
had two daughters.
The actor and Miss Woodward
have three daughters.
10th Briton Torches Self
BRIGHTON, Z,..land <A,> -
A 2$-year-okl typist aet herself
ablaze with aaaollne in her
bathroom. She waa the 10th
"human torch" c ... ln Britain
1lnre the beginniJll or October.
Valeri• Doaopue'• ac.reama
alerted neighbors, who broke
down her door and put out the
names, police sald. She was
holpltaliMd tn critical concUUoo.
Mrs. Doaofbue, a divorcee. was
u ld to have s urtered (rom
deprn.kJG.
I
Hundreds
Reported
Missing
GEORGETOWN . G u yan a
<API -The bodies of at least
383 men. women and children -
some s~ to death, most re-
portedly poisoned by their own
hands -have been found at the
jungle camp or a California seel
whose membe..-s ambushed and
killed five Americans. including• ·
California Congressman Leo J .
Ryan, government officials said
tod'ay .
Among the dead we re the
sect 's leader, the Re v. J im
Jones: his wife and one or his
ATTORNEY MARK LANE SURVIVES-Story, A3
TBFl..E'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
c h i ldre n , a JI a ppa r ently
poisoned. officials said.
G u ya ne s e In fo rmation
Di! inister Shirley Fie ld· Ridle y
s aid the whereabouts of the re-
m a ining 500 to 700 Americans at
the camp was not known , but
they apparently fled info the sur-
r o unding j un g le , in the
northwest corner of this South
American nation.
American lawyer Mark Lane,
who was al the People's Temple
camp just before the ma ss
deaths occurred. told reporters
today that sect members dis-
cussed mass suicide before he
fled, but that he a lso h eard
ma n y burst s of auto m atic
weapons fire from the camp,
J onestown.
He said he heard the sect's
founder. the Rev. Jones, chant·
ing over the camp loudspeaker,
"Mothe r ? Mothe r ! Mothe r !
Mother !." seconds before the
gunfire erupted.
The hundreds of bodies-163
women, 138 men and 82 children
we re found bv Guvanese
troops who raided the camp
<See DEATHS, Page A2>
Coast
Weather
Chance or rain increas-
ing to 20 percent tonight,
SO pe r cent T uesd ay.
Cooler days w ith lows
tonight 48 to 55, highs
Tuesday in the low 60s. ..
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Evil Thing Found ID ()amp
C'onUaUird From °"P•I~ Al
Has race had bec!n shot orr
Don llurn5 lay alonttside th~ middle or lbe plane.
Brown ~ ut thl' tall of th lS.pusenier Ot.ter.
P11ttt P.arlc r. one or the people Vtbo had ~ t11 to Ml; llet
escape fmm Jont•l<tov. n \\ s l~tng at th fool of the plan11'• stain
G~g Robmson. th~· "an Francisco Examiner pho&o1r1ph.ir •l
lhC' iJcen . was ut the left ~ht-el, h1s body crumbled almoet ln half
T HER£ Wt;R.: •'O tft c;t V<\N£. t; soldttrt1 at the far end of
the fi eld
They told w. th"Y had not t>ttn able to i hoot l the 11tt.tc:bra
tJurlnai tht• Qs aull ~c1tua(• tht.'y v. re afraid th y would kill itlll
1nore P«>Plt'
Tht• only ~'l•l't·mmt on tht.• r1 Id carr~·1ng a iJlngle shell
hotgun. h_.d bct•n <lli.armt.-d lh m()m\!nt th men from thu
Pt.'O ple's Templt' begurf hr1n1 from their truck and trailer whllt we
weNt &l'lUnJC reudy lo board th two planC"I our own rnf\ and tht
:smalltr one lhut "•!'.I cnt tc' earl) awa) the rualtJveti from
Jone.town
As tworly 4li. Wt.' t.'Ould lell. obuut half the 1ttadct>rs were whil
and half wen.• blJt•k Thu c of l" wh<.I had 11urvJwd wert-i,lill wr
rlfled
W~ l()(,)k our tno t t•r1ou I) v.oundcd to tlle oldJ •r ' ~nl 1tnd
Chen we retired into Port Ka1tuma lb wttltmcot Mxt to the
airstrip and went into n ~mull rJft• r.tllt-d ¥Rum I louse
THE LO<' L Gl l\'<\ £8•: K'IJ.;\\ THE\' v.ere n sklf\e lht:lr
l)afetv by let~~ ::.1<.l). butt.he\ "'ere extremely kmd to us
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WHERE AT LEAST 383 PEOPLE MET DEATHS
Mass Killings Follow Slaying ot Five Americana
FrOtlt Page Al
383 DEATHS.
Sunday Miss Field-Ridley said
some had gunshot wounds but
m ost showed no s 1gn s of
violence.
Among them were Jones. his
wife and child, Guyanese police
officials C. Augustus reported
later. There was "no evidence of
guns hot wounds . It appears that
they drank some poison."
··A witn~s said that people in
t he area were having mass
s uicide." Miss Field-Ridley told
a news.conference. "He said the
poison was being administered
to them. that they were Hning up
for it." The poison, whose type
was not known. reportedly was
brewed in a large vat.
According to Lane's account.
the mass deaths must have OC·
curred an hour or more after the
Saturday afternoon ambush of
Ryan and his group, which had
gone to the camp to investigate
reports of alleged large-scale
abuse of sect members.
Ryan's party wa~ trying to
escort some disenchanted mem-
bers from the camp when at-
tacked at a nearby airslriJJ.
Adherents of the People's
Tern pie, whose founder. the
Rev. Jim J ones, estabUshed the
agricultural commune las t y~ar.
reportedly had long planned
mass suicide if they felt their
sect was threatened.
It was not known what kind of
poison. reportedly brewed in a
tub. was used. .
She said the military was try·
ing to 1dent1fy the bodies, some
of which were found in homes
and some in open areas of the
camp, called Jonestown.
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The information minister also
denied reports that up to nine
persons had been arreste_d in
connection with a mbush of
Ryan's party.
Only ooe suspect -identified
as Larry Layton, an American
about 32 has been taken into
custody. she sa id. Neither the
charge against him nor his
hometown was known.
Lane and a lawyer colleague,
Charles Garry, went to the camp
to act as counselors during the
vis it by Ry._n'. Lane has fre
quentty taken on controversial
cases and is representing con-
victed Martm Luther -King as-
sassin James Earl Ray.
Arraignment,
Tuesday in
Sayi,,g Case
An Irvine attorney accused m
the shooting homicide of his wtJe
is scheduled lo be a rraigned on
murder charges Tuesday at
Harbor Municipal Court.
Gary Wayne Patton, 34, was
held at Newport City Jail in lieu
of $250,000 bail. A specialist in
workmen's compensation mat-
ters. Patton practices law in
Santa Ana.
lie was arrested Saturday at
his home. at 14 Esplanade. after
police were called by a m an who
they said exclaimed, "I just
murdered my wife."
Patton's wiJe, Katherine Leigh
Patton. 23, was fata lly wounded
by three shots in the head from a
.22-caliber automatic pistol.
Police said the woman was
leaving her husband and had
been moving clothes out of the
house when she was shot to
death.
Her s ister , Barbara Swear·
inger of Newport Beach, who
was helping her move ; wit·
nessed the sla¥ing, police soJd.
Fr .. P•ge AJ
ZONING.;.
would house about 128 people. It
also would generate about 408
vehicle trips per day, according
to city planners .
Ward bu told the councll that
business at the tennll dub la not
eucUy boomlni. If it was, be
aald, it would ienerate even
mon tramc than ii projected
for the •parlmtnt project.
.,,
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We stood walthes durlq the l\tormy nl•hl tMkln1 turns
ataadU., 1ua.rd ln po1r1 outside tJ\e police hut wbe,.. our wCMaDded
weN ltlnl. · The hlavy tropical 1t.orm made movement difficult and. un~
t0mfort&We -not only for ua bUt. allo U.O.. who bad chotscn id a
tltelr quarry.
Tho rain may h•ve saved ou.r Uvu.
Ev I')' Um we Mard a noile. eapeclaUy whenever we heard a
truck alon& the Port Kaituma road, we thought we would be at·
tacked al'aln.
Or {'O~, pone•or JIS had any weapons.
And Ume moved alO*ly. lnllnitety •lowly
WHEN WE IEACffED JONESTOWN, ON Friday night, the
almo&phert1 was lively and cord.la). We found ourselves getting a
real Cook's Tour. will\ evcrythJna arranaed for us. There was
1reat rock music from the Jonestown band anlj entertainment dur·
lng dinner.
And whlle we tried, mainly al fi rst. to get away from the or·
aanlzed lun, we were told how happy everyone was. ·
But berore we left for an evening's drive through foot-deep
mud to Port Kaituma. a young man slipped Don Harris of NBC a
mesu~e written on a child's slate, saying, 'Please help me get out
of Jonesto"YJl.' ·
It hud four si~natures
Back ln Port Kaituma. where the entire group or us spent Fri·
day night In a tin-roofed disco -a small beer parlor with a phono-
graph and a few records -local Guyanese began telling us horror
stories
THEY TOLD US ABOUT ONE MAN who had escaped from
the colony last s ummer , onJy to be captured by guards from
Jonestown and then beaten.
When we returned the following morning to Jonestown, we
were not surprised to see J im Jones ' ca.refully stage·manage'.1 pro·
duction start to crack.
Edith Parker, one or the 1,200 followers trapped in Jonesto~n.
approached Con~{'essman Ryan and said s he wanted to leave with
him . • ·
Tbe Ust grew. About an hour before it was time for us to leave Jonestown,
nine people said they· wanted to go.
Then 12.
Finally. about 20 got up their courage to defy Jones.
THERE WERE TOO MANY OF US for one truckload. The re-
porters and cameramen were told we would go out in the first
batch, but Congressman Ryan would watt to leave in the second.
We were reUeved to be going.
Jones agreed that the 20 people who wanted to could leave with
us. He even said he lbought they might be "better off" somewhere
else if they no tonger wanted to stay in Jonestown.
SuddenJy, there was a commotion in the central building that
serves as the colony's meeting place -a large structure with a lin
roof a nd packed dirt floor.
A cheer rang through the crowd.
Then. a young white man made a direct Junge al Ryan with a
knUe.
The blade was at Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry, Jones' lawyers and long-time s upporters. grabbed the.
weapon.
THAT A1TACKER WAS CUT BEFORE he coul~ ~disarmed.
And Ryan's shirt was drenched with the attacker's blood.
Ryan ran to the truck at lhat point and we lumbered off
through the mud to the airstrip. '
Shalcen by what he thought was his successful narrow escape,
Ryan told us as we reached the airstrip, 'I wouldn't be aJJve if it wasnolfo~MarkLane." '
Ryan lived only a few minutes longer .
Aft.er the violence of the attack at the a.irstrip, we still had lo
wait for rescue.
It was getting dark. and there was no chance for a rescue
plane until morning.
WE SPENT THE NIGHT USTENING to the stories the 12
former residents of Jonestown bad to tell.
They corrobo!ated every evil story about the place that we had
heard.
They told us-how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into mak-
ing a maniacal suicide pact with him.
They talked about stores of weapons \n the so-called peaceful
jungle mission.
And whenever there was a crisis. they recalled , Jones had as-
sembled the whole colony into a huge circular assembly and
mes merized them into agreement.
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WHY THERE had ~een an
ominous cheer from the People's Temple residents at Jonestown
before the young knife-wielder charged at Ryan.
Daybreak -which we never e xpected to see, finally came.
At 8::.> a .m .• the first batch of Guyanese troops arrived at Port
Kaituma. .
They had flown to a landing field at Mathews Ridge about 30
miles away, ancl.we were transported by truck about halfway from
the ridge to where we '(ere wajting.
Then. to ensure themselves against being ambushed m ex-
posed vebicles, they completed their march on foot. sun more troops arrived.
THERE WERE ENOUGH AT LAST to secure the perimeter of
the Port Kailuma airstrip. Il was still fairly early In the morning.
While 80 soldiers marched to Jonestown lo m ake sure no more
marauders could sweep out Crom lbe deadly settlement, rescue
rugbts arrived to take out the s urvivors.
Soon, we were in Georgetown and aboard an American C-141
Hercules hospital plane on our way home to safety.
Five in our group were critically or severely wounded.
Tim Reiterman. reporter from the Examiner, with two bullet
wounds in his left arm, and I with my shoulder wound, were
among the lucky ones.
Osprey wails
For Ro~
lnN~rt
No male osprey has showed up
yet with a fish in his mouth to
woo h is sweetie, a State Depart·
ment of Fish and Game official
reported today or the~continuing
saga or Newport Haroor's nesl·
ing osprey.
"If a male shows up and they
do mate. I think it 'It be ob-
vious." the department's Paul
Kelly said today. "When they do
mate they do a lot of calUng and
aerial displays and acting con·
spicuous."
The male also brings the
remale a fish, possibly to display
his/rowess as a provider. Kelly sat .
However, he said he doesn't
expect the osprey to mate for
about a month.
Kelty confirmed In a chllly
vigil Thursday that the osprey
wtio lnjudiclously built her nest
in the mast of a yacht is still
hanging around, des pite the fact
that 1tate ofnclala bad to move
her nest to a plllnl.
In fact, Mid Kelly, "Everyone
and bla brother has aeen an <*·
prey lftd called me up. There
are ctrtalnlt lota of ospreys lo tbe area."
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Laguna Beach Pageant for more
than 40 years.
In acc e pting th e po s t .
Eytchison said he intends lo
maintain the present formal of
the pageant. but will choose &
"more diverse·selectiOQOf Carll
works ror the 1979 pageant, thus
giving it new life."
Jury Convids
Suspect in
Laguna S/,aying
An Orange County Superior
Court jury today found 21.year-
old Earl Scramlin gu1ltv of
second-degree murder in the
1977 Laguna Beach slaying of
Albert Daniel Willard.
The second degree verdict
carries with it a possible slate
prison term of from fi ve to eight
,years.
Shorthly after the verdict was
announced. Scromtln embraced
his sobbing girlfriend, Lauru
Richards, and was then taken In
•to custody.
Judge J ohn Flynn raised tht'
now-convicted murderer's bail
from SS0.000 to $250,000 while he
is awaiting sentencing Dec LS.
Willard was bludgeoned to
deatti in his Laguna Beach home
the night of July 29. 1977 in what
prosecutor Tony Rackaukas said
was a frenzied homosexual wrath
by Scramlin.
The most damaging evidence
at the trial was a set or foot·
prints identified as the defen
dant 's which were lert in Uquid
Drano s pilled on the floor of
Willard's Laguna Beach home.
In his testimony at the trial.
Scramlin admitted th a t he
so m etimes was a passive
participant in homosexual sex
acts with Willard
He also admitted b~mg at the
victim's home the night of the
slaying but denied having struck
the 69-year-old retired Coast
Guard officer.
Scrafl)lin. a Luguna Beach
High School graduate . was ac·
companied to a nd from his tnal
by Miss Richard.
The att.l'active young woman
roamed the h a l~ of th e
courthouse with the youthful·
appearing defendant a s they
awaited the jury verdict that
came after one and a half days
of deliberation.
When it was read 1n the
hushed courtroom. the young
lady immediately burst into
tears and began sobbing
She was then allowed by tht
court bailiff one last embrace
with the man a jury has now
said did. in fact. beat Willard to
death that summer night m 1977
Delaying
Of .Trial .
Denied
By GARV GRANVILLE
Ol W. o.llY ...... St.ft
A last-minute bid by two de·
fendanl8 in the 1977 Newport
Beach slaying of Stephen Bovan
to delay their trial was denied
today by Orange County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Kneeland. .
J udge Kneeland pa ved the
way for the trial opening when
he ruled a reeent Supreme Court
decision does not apply to Indict-
ed defendants who have already
entered a plea.
As a result, Anthony Marone
Jr. and Jerry Peter Fi9ri will
stand trial this week.
Both men a re charged with
murder. conspiracy to commit
murder and conspiracy to kid-
nap in connection with the shoot-
ing death ol Bc>Van. of Fountain
Valley, out.side a Newport Beach
nightery the night of Oct. 22.
1977 . .
The Marone-Fiori trial will be
the first of several scheduled in
the Bovan case.
Now scheduled to go on trial in
early 1979 are the former mem·
bers of the Hare Krishna sect a l-
legedly inv61ved in sophisticated
drug s muggling operations
along the Orange Coast.
Also scheduled to be tried
separatelv is the third member
of the so-called Italian faction
alle gedly involved i n lhe
murder. Raymond Resco.
Before jurors are selected for
the Marone-Fiori trial. the de-
fendants' attorneys said today
they have additional pret rial
motions to make .
It is expected those motions
will be concluded sometime
Tuesday and the selection or
JUrors wiJI begin.
In other court related action
today. Judge Kneeland refused
to grant a change of venue re-
ques ted by the attorney for Alex·
and e r Kulik . the a lleged
ringleader or the so-called Hare
Krishnas who masterminded lhl'
t'laborat.e drug smuggling opern-
l1on
Judge Kneeland sald he did
not feel the pretrial, pubUcity
was sufficient to jeopardize
Kulik 's chances for a fair and
impartial trial.
In the after math of that rul·
ing. the attorneys for Maront.>
and Fiori then listed seven items
they want to discuss in court
before the JUry selection begins.
including a denial of due process
they say occurred whe n the
grand Jury indicted the two men.
lt is charged that Fiori was
the. gunman who pumped nine
bullets into Bovan when he
stepped outside a Newport
Beach rughtery.
The shooting was said to have
been retribution for the kidnap-
ping earlier of Kulik a nd a
ransom demand of St00.000 by
Bovan and hls accomplice.
Holiday
For Trash
There will be no trash
pickups in Costa Mesa on
Thursday. Thanksgiving
Day
Pic kups scheduled for
Thursday will be collected
on Friday. with regula r
Friday pickups slated for
Saturday.
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Author Marte Lane
Hershey liar
Price Hiloo
Approved
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
He rshey Foods Co. did not
violate President Carter's anti·
inflation standards, by raising
the price or its chocolate bar
from 20 to 25 cents, the govern-
. ment said today.
Tbe increase was all right
becau£e the company. also in·
creased the size of the candy
,bar, the Council on Wage and
Price Stability said.
At a news conference Nov. 9,
Carter was asked whether he
would "put the bite on" Hershey
for raising its prices. He replied
that if the standards were violat-
ed he would "disapprove it
strongly" but would look into the
matter first.
In the first ruling under
Carter·s month..·long program,
the council.said the increase was
acceptable.
At first, it would appear that
the 25 percent increase in prices
would violate tbe guidelines,
which tries to limit price in-
creases t.o a national average or
about So/.a percent.
However. because the candy
bar was bigger, the increase
really amounted to 9.4 percent,
the council said.
When it raised its price,
Hershey also increased the size
of the candy bar by 14 percent.
from 1.5 ounces t.o 1.2 ounces.
The government uses the price
of all of a company's products t.o
decide whether the guidelines
are violated.
The average price increase for
all Hershey products in the
past year was 8.9 percent. the
council said.
A company can comply if it
holds the average price increase
half a percentage point below
the average for 1976 and 1977.
AccordJng-to figures provided
by Hershey, the candymaker in-
creased its prices an average of
13. 75 percent in each of the past two years.
The maxi~\lm phce increase
allowed any company under the
program is 9.5 percent, but the
Hers hey increase is not that
high, the council said.
"Ordinarily, companies are
asked t.o enact only half of their
annual price increase during the
first six months of the year t.o be
in compliance," the council
said.
Be's Tired
MEMPHIS. Tenn (AP>
Author lawyer M rk Lan ·
HYed Rep LflO Ry•n from
ponab1y fa111 knifing at the
Guyana c-amp of a Cal1fornl• re· Urtou.t Met I.hen H)d &oodbye lo
the COftC1"1man'1 lnve1Ui•Uv1:
1roup r R.elatt'd photo, A4 >
A short tlme later, th con·
1rcssman "'" IY•ll& d ad on a jungle .Urr.trlp, l\lt. face blown
away after an ambush from
m•m ~ ol the Peopl '• Tern· pit, accontin, to eyewltneues
Four <>then died In the Satur
day n11ht attack. But Lan • who
had been lWed a ml sing tor
hours. had stayed behind al UK'
JonealOwn c mp and was not
harmed, according to s ~arr
membt>ra here
"He c-aUed b.as associate. Apnl
Fergu50n, in Washington. O.C ..
and uld he's OK," Barbara
Pickerell, a member of Lane's
Memph11 staff. said Sunday
"He's got poison ivy, but he's
OK." A State Department
spokesman. Tom Reston, also
confirmed Lane was alive. Ms.
PackereU said Lane called from
Georgetown, Guyana, buC did
not know where he was staying
or with whom. Lane, Sl, accom-
panied Ryan to Jonestown in
northwest Guyana to act flS
<'Ounsclor t.o the-Rev. Jim Jones.
founder of the Callfornia·based
sect that set up the camp.
Ryan, a Democrat, was in the
South American nation looking
into allegations that the re-
!igious sect was abusing some of
ats 1.100 members at its com-
mune.
An earlier attempt on Ryan's
lire at the Jonestown camp was
thwarted when Lane grabbed
the knife of a young man who
lunged at the congressman, ac·
cording to an eyewitness re·
porter.
At the airstrip, before the am·
bush shooting, Ryan told the re·
porter: ··1 wouldn't be alive if it
was not for Mark Lane."
Minutes later, Ryan. three
newsmen and a young female
sect member were shot down.
Lane, who lives in Memphis.
has pursued conspiracy theories
throughout his career, which in·
e ludes defending Martin
Luther's King's assassin, James
Earl Ray, and representing Lee
Harvey Oswald's interests
before the Warren Commission.
He chronicled his doubts about
the Warren Commission's find -
ings in the book "Rush to
Judgment," published in 1966.
The activist lawyer also took
part in the civil rights and anti·
war movements of the 1960s and
in the early '60s served as the
president of the New York
chapter of the National Associa-
tion for the Advancement of
Colored; People.
In 1960, Lane was elected to
the New York State Assembly
for a two-year term, and in 1968
ran for vice president of the Unit-
ed States on the ticket headed by
entertainer Dick Gregory.
Will~idnap
Victim Talk?
If the Duke ever flies the coop,
he may desCribe bis kidnappers.
The blue. and gold m acaw par-
rot was stolen over the weekend
from his cage at the Laeuna PPt
Shop, 278 Forest Ave., in Laguna
Beach.
Police said thieves forced
open a rear door t.o the shop
before taking Duke from his
cage and fleeing.
If pol.ice can find the $2,500
-bi.rd, they just might have a
good witness.
Duke can talk.
Mohan1 .!! rare Indian rhinoceros, uses a Ure as a chin
rest wn.ue cooling off in bis pool in Miami's Crandon
Park Zoo. The two-ton rhino uses the tire as both a
scratching pad and a pool play toy.
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Cheering llp the Farmers
Brian Kasmarzich painted this smiling
face on his barn near New Ulm. Minn .. to
match the happiness of Minnesota
farmers who have just completed a
bumper harvest.
Gas, Oil Prices Rise
Iranian Strike Cit~ OPEC Action Expect,ed
By Tbe Associated Press
Unusually high demand tor
gasoline and the effects of the
Iranian oil refinery strike are
forcing prices of gasoline and
home heating oil upward in most
parts of the country.
And the prices will rise even
further if the Organization of
Petroleum Exporting Countries
passes an expected increase in
crude oil prices when it meets
next month.
But there were reports from
Saudi Arabia on Sunday that
Saudi officials told Treasury
Secretary Michael Blumenthal
that they favor a continuation of
an oil price freeze into 1979.
Motorists in the Cbica~o area.
Hosp~tal Sued
lnOklalwma
· Canibalism
OKLAHOMA CITY <API -A
S2 million lawsuit accuses a
ho s pital a nd a doctor of
negligence for releasing a man
under psychiatric treatment
who allcgedJy killed his father
and ate portions of the body
weeks after being released .
The suit was fited against St.
Anthony Hospital of Oklahoma
City and Dr. Sam Collins in
Oklahoma County District Court
by the administrator or the
estate or Theodore F. Canatis.
Police found portions of
Canatis' body chopped into
pieces in the refrigerator of his
suburban Midwest City apart-
ment in the spring of 1977. Part
of the body was found in a cook·
ing pol with a fork. authorities
said.
Canatis' son. Gregory. who
was arrested near the apart-
ment. told police he had killed
his father and eaten portions of
the body, police said. The son's
statement was recorded by a
radio news reporter stand1ng
nearby and was widely broad·
cast.
Gregory CanaUs was deemed
mentally unfit t.o stand trial and
is being held as a mental p~Uent
at the Central State Hospital in
Norman.
for example. are paying an
average of 79.1 cents per gallon
for premium gasoline. up two
cents from a month ago.
In Atlanta. premium prices
are up by about three cents t.o
more than 80 cents a gallon.
But in Seattle, the price of pre·
mium gas is about 77.5 cents per
gallon. ooJy fractionally higher
than a month ago.
Home-beating oil. which cost
about 51 cents a gallon a year
ago, hu risen to an average 53
cents a gallon and as high as 55
cents in some parts or the na·
lion.
"It's terrible." said E.P .
Larsen, owner of a small fuel-oil
dealership in Rensselaer Coun-
ty in upstate New York. "We've
had five price increases since
August. and I've heard that the
big companies just increased
·prices again, so we can probably
expect another increase."
Larsen said his price has risen
from 49 cents per gallon t.o 54
cents since August.
In the Milwaukee area, the
average oil price is 49 cents a
gallon, up three cents in the past
San Clemente Cop
Rests in Hospital
Lt. Clilford Gates or the San
Clemente Police Department
was reported in satisfactory con·
dition today at San Clemente
General Hospital. where he was
a dmitted Friday night with chest pain.
Gates. 49. has been on medical
leave from the police depart·
meot since April, when be was
first hos pitalized with heart
trouble. He is a 20-year veteran
or the San Clemente depart-
ment.
couple of months.
The problem started a year
ago. The second cold winter in
as many years forced refineries
to step up production of distillate
oil used primarily for home
heating purposes -at the ex-
pense of gasoline production.
This left gasoline supplies at
slightly lower-than-usual levels
for the summer months. when
the situation was complicated by
an unexpected increase in
gasoline con s umptio n a s
Americans went on a driving
...binge.
"We'r e victims of this
beautiful weather," said Herb
Hugo. edit.or or Platt's Oitgram,
an industry newsletter.
"We had exceptionally heavy
demands for gasoline all sum·
mer, aod then when the weather
stayed so good into the fall, the
demand kept right up," said
Gerald Everett, e,xecutive dJrec-
t.or of the Northwest Petroleum
Association in St. Paul. Minn.
.','!he continued demand. alon~
WIVl theJru:1jJlat the inventories
were already a little low from
the high demand all summer, all
added up to this crunch."
Everett said.
The crunch has caused some
oil companies to have trouble
m ee ting d emand in New
England. the Midwest and on the
West Coast.
Shell. for example, is cutting
s upplies to s tations in the
Northeast, and inventories are
especially light in California,
Minnesota and Wisconsin.
This and higher refining costs
are pushing wholesale gasoline
prices up. That's being felt at
the retail level.
"It's pure supply and de mand,
absolutely," said Mark Emond.
editor of the Lundberg Letter, a
gasoline industry newsletter.
S OM. Y f'tLOT A3
Revival
Of Draft
Signups?
WASHINGTON <APl -Gen.
David C. Jones, chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of Starr, suys that
the chiefs have recommended
revival of draft registration so
the nation wouJd be more ready
to mobilize in a crisis.
Jones said Sunday he and the
other senior miUtary chiefs also
favor classification of military-
a g e youths and possibly
physical, mental and other ex-
aminations so they would be
read quickly in event. or an
emergency.
, He did not advocate any im-
medi~t.e resumption or the dra~
itself. but said the system should
be available in case of a crisis.
Although this was the first dis-
closure of the recommendation
to Defense Secretary Harold
Brown. it has been known that
the military chiefs have been un·
happy with weaknesses in the
nation's mobilization system
since the draft ended in 1973.
The Army has estimated it
would take seven months from
mobilization day to produce the
first soldiers, counting training
time.
The selective service system
is in what is called "deep
stand by." with only 98 emplo~es
in W ashingt.on and no state or
local structure.
Jones. appearing on CBS's
"Face the Nation'' confirmed
that a recent month-long
mobilization test demonstrated
"a lot of problems .... I am
concerned about the readiness of
our forces."
Among the problems that sur·
faced in the exercise were the
ability to muster the reserve
fotces and "our ability to ex·
pand'' the peacetime military
structure of about 2.1 million
troops.
Jones acknowledged the re
were inequities in the draft dur-
ing the Vietnam War and "we
would try to eliminate ineq. ~ities" in a new draft structure.
ture.
He estimated it would cost "a
few million.. dollars" lo reac·
tJvate the draft registration and
classification system.
Grove Blaze
Investigated;
.t\rson Probed
Garden G r ove fire in
vestigat.ors believe arson may
have been the cause of $100,000
fire that broke out in an apart·
ment complex Sunday night.
While there were no injuries
reported in the 10:50 p.m. blaze
at the Oakwood Gardeo Apart·
ments. 13100 Chapman Ave ..
Garden Grove. residents in 40
apartments were evacuated for the night.
According to fire in ·
vestigat.ors, the blaze broke out in a gmynd floor hallway and
sent smoke billowing through au
three floors or the building.
Fire officials estimated
damage to the building at $00,000
and to its contents at $40,000.
Protest Ends
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
fAPl -A Roman Catholic
priest. the Rev. Jan Koopmans,
58, ended a 32-hour anti·abort1on
sit-in at.op a 120-foot crane on a
construction site in a western
suburb of Am sterd3m but said
he would go l>ack up later tb1s
month.
Toy Gulped,
Kills Boy, 9 NEWPORT BEACH
WOODBRIDGE, N.J . <AP l L
A 9·year-old boy who had been
scolded by his mother for chew-
ing on tiny obj~ts has died after
swallowing a part of one of bis
toys.
Dennis Fitzpatrick died after
a l)oy rubber r ivet became
lodged in bis lung, police Det.
Richard Kocit said. Tbe rivet
was a quarter-inch wide and a
half-inch long, Kocis said.
The rivet came from a con·
structlon toy in which rivets are
used to hold together the plastic
pieces.
Exiles Talk
HAVANA CAP) -Talks today
and Tuesday between Cuban ex·
ilea and Fidel Castro are viewed
as the Initial step lo a new rela-
tionship. between the exiles and
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Prison Term
·Bowlin 'ernOVi r WASmNGTON tAPl -Rep. Charles Dl1as. D·Micb., WU .sen·
tenced today to a maxJmum ol three years in prison for bis convic·
tlon on char& .. of maU fraud ud 'Ukinl f alae statements.
U.S. l.>iltrict Jud1• OUver GMda ordered Diega impriloned for up
to three years on each of the 29 eobnta on which be wu convicted,
LET'S GO BOWLING: For lhe frauled and dej~~
hater ol the tel vised football durtq thi• pre·Chrittm but the tentebcet ,,. to,,,_.. con-"stesl)n& money from the
currently iti ot the United Sta " • a10n, lhert"'s ~ fnr )'OU lodey. N* of It y6U 'll t'OD· In appe1Un1 for lenlency, ~ zena Let.
DlH• told the Judse hla coavic· BUT DIGGS' atto.!neys main· alder ood. '
If you '\'t' bN•n worluna up bope that aom• Saturday or
Sunday allt'moon or Monday niCht. you'll be able to view
aomelh.Jna olhtr than 1rad1ron eluhel on your tube, rorc t
ll.
tlon "bu been a very devutat· tainelJ that his re·electlon to
ina experience. I know that the c Ii hi th convlcUon baa been a very pajn· on"reas ur er l a mon ,
rul experience/or me personally despite hta conviction, was reason enough to grant hlm a sus· Tht football tita on may h'ldeed be windlng down. but
now comf the bawl aanh'l'I .
and professionally·'' · pended sentence or probation,
At my lat~ count. the col~I rank& alone w1ll 'l'oD·
duct 17 bowl iJlmH bet~ n Dec 20 and J a n g of next
year. If yuu havt-ll football fan•Uc In your hou8e, the
chances of the boob tube evec bcin.C turnt.-d off are nil.
THE CONGaESSMAN stood He had said previously that be
impassively as the judge stated will appeal his conviction in the
h1 l d th 'd d $66,000 scheme. • s sen ence an eo avoi e · Diggs. a 12-term congressman
reporters when he le ft the re-elected with 80 percent of the courtroom. Th e prosecutron had de· vote in his Detroit district
manded that Diggs be given earlier this month, was found
some f<mn. or incarceration ror guilty Oct. 1 of inflating the
his of(ense. Attorney John Kotel· salaries of several staff mem· bers and then accepting ly argued that Diggs' conduct kickbacks from them to pay
''does not call for leniency. does business. pe rsonal and con· not call for a period of proba· lion. but calls for a period on in· gressional expenses.
carceralioo." , A F 0{] N D E R 0 F the
He described Diggs' crimes as Congressional Black Caucus,
Fanatic Fans of LoS1ng Team Headed for the Concussion Bowl
And that doesn't even count the professional gridiron
shenanigans.
LISTEN, THEY'VE actually run out of places lo hold
bowl games in the United States of America. The Japan
Bowl•will kick off in Toyko on Jan. 6. No kidding.
Promoters, in fact, have thumped up so many bowl
games now that there aren't enough winners lo go around.
So they match los~rs. Once upon a lime, football romantics
figured that bowl games meant that two teams with un-
blemished records would clash to prove something. Now
they don't care if the bowl contests prove anything.
They should name some or them the Nothing Bowl, the
Nowhere Bowl or the Apathy Bowl.
CONSIDER TIDS LAST weekend. No sooner were the
losers being determined on the field than officials were an·
nouncing grandly that the crunched team had won a berth
in their bowl contest.
Purdue University's team. for example, got whomped
pretty good by Michigan this weekend: Purdue wiU thus go.
lo the Peach Bowl at Atlanta. Oklahoma gol knocked off
by Missouri but Oklahoma will be seen in the Orange Bowl
this holiday season.
Stanford University bad a frustrating season out here
in the West. having dropped four contests during lough go-ing. That's okay. Stanford's football forces will get the
chance lo salvage something in the Bluebonnet Bowl al
Houston.
CLEARLY, YOU CANNO...-tell wh<>'sin or out of the-
bowls just by looking at last Saturday's scores. Texas
A&M, you might note, got thutQped by Arkansas 26 to 7.
Thus A&M will be honored by going to the Hall or Fame
Game in Birmingham on Dec. 20. Merry Christmas.
Once a couple of seasons ago, I recall a Podunk Tech
or my acquaintance whose football team knocked ort a cou·
ple or big-name schools like Cal and Stanford. went
through an undefeated season and scored more points than
any gridiron aggregation in the Wlivene.
That team didn't even get asked to the Jumpoff Bowl.
It's enough to bowl you over
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Government
Pay Reform·
lrwestigated
WASHINGTON <AP) -Presi·
dent Carter is convinced that
federal employees are overpaid
and has ordered plans for an overh aul of the pay system,
,presidential a.Ides say.
Half a dozen administration
officials who asked not to be
nam£d sai~ they are drafting
several "pay reform" proposals
for possible s ubmission to
Congressin Januarv.
IDEAS UNDER discussion
would:
-Cut in half future pay raises
for blue-collar worke1"6 until
their pay levels equal rates out·
sid e government. which
specialists say average 8 per.
cent below feder al levels.
-Change tbe formula the
government uses to calculate
yearly raises for white-collar
workers, resulting in lesser in·
c reases by taking account of
s uc h factors as the govern-ment's rela tive ly generous
f~ge benefits
-PAY TYPISTS, secretaries
and other ·clerical and technical
workers according to local pre·
vailing w.age rates, which in
many areas are below the gov-
ernment's nationwide pay scale.
o m cials estimated the blue.
collar pay proposal a lone would
s a ve taxpayers -a nd <'Os t
workers -an estimated $500
million a year when fully effec-
tive. No estimates were avaiJa.
ble for the other suggestions.
The proposals could result in
pay increases for some federal
e mployees. Expe r ienced
lawyers, for exampfe, tencf to
earn far I~ in government: ltian-
tbeir counterparts in private
practice.
Securing congressional ap.
proval for a pay overhaul would
be difficult, administration or.
ficlals concede. A year ago "pay
reform" was dropped from
Carter's "civil service reform"
pac kage on grou nd s that it
would make the package too
controversial
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mercury readiftO'.dlPClff\9 lo the tow
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Di ggs gave up hi s
dlairmansblps or the House Dis·
trict of Columbia Committee
and of an International Rela~
lions subcommittee on Africa
after his conviction.
Congress could have expelled
him because of that conviction.
a lthough a two-thirds vote would
have been needed. Even if it had
voted for expulsion. however,
Diggs' rel-election would have re·
instated rum.
Minutes Before Death
Congressman Leo J . Ryan. h.is shirt bloodied in a knife
attack in which he was not injured. sits for a moment in
solitude at Port. Kaituma. Guyana. Photo was made by
San Francisco Examiner photographer Greg Robinson.
Ryan and Robinson were killed minutes later in an at·
tack.
4 Teens-Killed • m Theft
INDIANAPOLIS <AP ) -"For
S500 .they took four lives frocn a
group or kids who we re trying
hard to be good, decent human
beings." said the 01other or one
of four restaurant workers found
dead the day after they disap-
peared in a robbery.
Caroline Friedl 's 20-year-old
daughter. Jane, who was assis·
tant manager of the Speedway
Burger Cher. and three teen-age
co-workers were found dead
Sunday in woods south of In-
dianapolis.
POLICE SAID they have no
leads or suspects in the case and
none of the families of 'the
employees was contacted about
the disappearance.
State police Trooper Chuck
Hibbert said the bodies were dis·
covered by a -private c~ti~en on
the man's property in J ohnson
County.
Local news accounts said the
four had been shot, a lthough
police would not confirm that.
The bodies were ta.ken lo the
count hospital for auto ies.
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Jone 'Brutal'
Disciplinarian
SAN FRANCISCO CAP> -The Rn . Jlm Jones carved 1 ea~rul
Imagery. H1I People'• ~inple caf'H for U.1 mixed-race flock wtlb
H ll·belp pro1ram1 aed • tbriviftl •ariculturat t'Otnm.,. ln an Mblllc
South American aettin1.
The tma cracked when diaienmt)eel for?Mr memben alle1ed Jones wu an oftfft brutal dia
tlpllnariao 1he im• uploded
when 1«t m~mbers abot .and
killed R~. Leo Ryan. D·Cailf .
and lour ot~n on a remote
Guyanan alratrap. Ten others
were wounded.
late 1 • to San P'tanclsco In
1171
............. And arUer reports or 1uicld
rehearsals and undated suicide notes leitt by P pl 's Teimple
adherenll btfore they ~tnt to
Guyana we..-cbalhn ly recalled
late Sunday when reports
emeried lhat up to .00 bodJes
had been found al the t 's
J onestown camp, app,arenU.V
dead of poison.
A sophlatlcat.ed political
manipulator. Jones, 46, became
a J>Otent fOttO Ln San r ... ndsco
•fmoat ovtrn 1ht, organizing
aomt-~.000 Temple worshippers
lnto a Wk force for a host of U~ral pollUcal campaigns
OOH HARRIS OREG ROBINSON ROBERT BROWN
' TV ~er, i.tt, ExamlnerPhotogr•pher~Center, and NBC Cameram•n Slain
'ONES, WHO is married and
has aeven children, was bom in
Indiana. the son of a poor. Inter-
racial ~. At one time, he
CO\lldllat. among his friends Gov.
Edmund G. Brown, Jr .• Los
Angeles Mayor Tom Bradley
church or discredited it. It has a lease to operate on . . . they are sent oGt to see
The rtgjd discipline was de· 27,000 acres of densely foilaled 'Bigfoot.'
signed. former members said, to land near Port Kaituma. Their ''They are taken into the
toughen members so they could pura;><>.rted g~J is to be~e self· forest, down by dories' cabin to a
survive a nuclear holocaust or a sufficient. • · . __..w,eJl, .. she said. "Two people
fascist takeover of the United A news release ~he Temple is· would already be in the well
TBE•E WAS no word on the and San Francisco Mayor
whereabouts of Jones or some \ George Moscone, who appointed
700 other sect members who Jones chairman of the city Hous·
Uvcd in Jonestown lng Authority after the People's
States, wblcb Jones bas pre-sued last. year said the ~!-'yana swimming, It's dark and you
dieted. commumty has re~abiht~ted can't see. The child Is thrown In Former members said Jones' '!lany Y.oung J?OOPle from hves there ... and the people that
following s ubmitted to his filled with senous problems . . . are in there will be grabbing the
The gruesome Incident Is the Temple helped him win the
latest. and the worst, in a 20-mayoral election in 1975.
a ut horitarian regiJDe because We do ~ol brutalize or exploit child's feet or pulling him down,
his rules and rltuaJs left them anyon~. . . making~ that he comes up
year tale of intrigue and con-But Jones' star faded after a
troversy s.urrounding the series of allegations by former
People 's Temple and its members. They complained that
founder. his methods of control included
financially dependent on the But in an interview broadcast for a breath c hurch , terrified a nd often Sunday on the NBC Nightly · .
brainwashed. News. former member Debbie "You can hear the c hild
Jones called the allegations Blakey told how children were screaming all the ·vay there and
"outrageous lies," but resigned disciplined in Jonestown. . . . back, 'I'm .sorry, father. Conceived in Indianapolis in beatings and exhausting work
the 1950s with the avowed schedules, and accused him of
purpose or breaking down class extorting hqe sums of money
distinctions, the Temple moved and issuing death threats to
to Redwood Valley. Calif .• in the anyone who strayed from the
from the Housing_ Authority in "Little chHdren are sea-red by I'm sorry, father ... '
Aug(lst 1977 and went to Guyana this thing called 'Bigfoot.' What "If be doesn't screa.m loud
with some 1,200 followers to they do if a child has .done enough how sorry he is, then
establish the agricultural colony anything that most children do, he'll <Jones l send the child back
there. · and it is considered very bad down." she added.
4 Quakes Bit in 2 Days
4.1-Temblor Ratdes Riverside
BlG BEAR <AP l -A moderate
earthquake jolted residents over a
wide area or Riverside and San
Bernardino counties late Sunday, rat-
tling windows and throwing some
people out of bed.
It was the fourih quake to hit
Southern California durang the
weekend, but no injuries and only
slight damage -broken dishes -
were reported in any of the temblors,
aulh<fllies in three counties said
SUNDAY NIGHT'S quake. which
struck at 10:55 p.m., and registered
4.1 on the Richter scaJe. was cen·
tered eight miles south or Big Bear in
an uninhabited mountain area of San
Bernardino County, said California
-Institute of Technology Seismology
Lab spokesman Dennis Meredith in
. Pasadena.
Meredith ·also discounted the
likelihood that Sunday night's quake
was connected to two minor temblors centered in Lakewood that jarred res·
idents out of be3 Sunday morning
and an even smaller jolt that hit the
same Los Angeles County area Satur-
day night.
Police in Redlands, about 15 miles
west or the Big Bear quake, said
numerous residents felt "a pretty
good jolt" but.reported no injuries or
damages.
Police In Palm Springs. 40 miles
east of the epicenter, said the
temblor reportedly threw some resi·
dents out of bed but nobody was hurt
The quake was fell on the second
floor. but not the first floor of the
county sheriff's headquarters in
Riverside, about 35 miles east.
The two Sunday morning quakes,
which broke some dishes in North
Long Beach and r allied china in
other Los Angeles County cities, reg
istered 3.4 and 3.1 on the Riehle scale.
"We received numerous calls fro
Lakewood, Paramount, Nor1b
Beach and the Watts area in
Angeles, but. we haven't beard o
anybody getting Injured ," sai
sheriff's Deputy Bonnie McCormick.
In Long Beach, police said they re·
ceived more than 100 calls from resi·
de nts claiming the te mblor had
broke n d ishes and thrown some
per~ons out. or bed.
"I wasn't sure if it was a sonic
boom or an earthquake." said one
woman who lives in North Long
Beach
LAKEWOOD WAS also t he
epicenter of a 2.8 tremor SaJ.artfay
night, the Caltech spokesman said.
The Richter scale provides in·
formation on the magnitude or a
quake on an exponential scale. An ea rthquak~ or 3.5 magnitude can
cause slight damage in populated
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Skid ROW
Stabbings
Upby2
LOS ANGELES <APl -Two
men were stabbed in the torso
today in the Skid Row area
whe re nine transients have been
knifed t6 death in the last
month, authorities said . '
The latest victims, round on
the streets Just after midniibt.
were taken to County-USC
Medical Center where their c:on~
ditions were not immediately
known.
U~lke the previous victims,
-thes ere described as young
and panish·speaking, but po~lce
would not discount the possi~ili
ty they may'be victims in the so-
called Skid Row Stabber at-
tacks.
"These two don't seem tQ fit
the wino image of previous vie·
tims but the investigators
Jlaven't ruled anything out yet,"
said a police spokesma n, who
asked not to be Identified.
MEANWHILE, authorities
said a transient questioned in
Las Vegas by Los Angeles police
in connection with the case has
been released.
He had been a rrested at a
Salvation Army Post a fter
several reports were received of
a m an fitting the description of
the suspect. But while he was
being held Friday night in Clark
County Jail, Los Angeles Police
discovered a ninth stabbing vie·
tim, Jimmy White Buffalo. 34.
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Orange ~st Oa1ty Pilot
Board Should Act
On MObile Domes
ll's p$l llm for Oran.fl( County supervisors lo qult
talking and • tart actin" to encourage development of
moLtle horn subdivisjons. _
Not only would uch deve,opmcnt.s help sol~ the
county's l'rilicaJ hou ins problems but they would help al·
}.tviat the phsht or mobU bom owners who mu.st rent
rather .lhon own their loL-;
Tomorrow for the nd llm~ supen•ison will coo·
$ide r recommt.indution. from ~ 10.mem~r mobile home
purk comrnis~uon which amonJ.t other thln&s suagesta that
own·your·O\\O·t1pnce mob le home parks would offer
some res1d nt3 a chance to buy hom at a reasonable
cost .
Rather than wait for romplct on of a county tonlne
code f('vL'lion, Jong in th work . or de\'elopment of tho
oounty'a new &aousing policy to find out where mobile
home parks fall ln un overall pk ture. supervlS()fS should
address thl' mobile home situation no\\
·rhe bot1rd so far has done next to nothing to en-
courage mobile hom park devclopm~nt, etther the
tenant-owned variety or the conventional rent-your·~pace
complexes.
In the meantime. the bulldoi~rs and hammers are
lfard at work on new single·faruily and condominium de-
Tc lopments over much of the county's vacant land.
Mobile homes may not satisfy the image of living in
Orange County's s urburban atmosphere, but they do
m ake sense when 1t comes down to finding housing for
ma ny -if not most -of those who keep the county's
economy moving.
rolitical Trap
Outgoing Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally's proposal to
prune his office before his successful opponent Mike Curb
takes over in January is a piece of mean and petty
politicking.
• The Curb-Dymally race generated plenty of pre-
etection bitterness bul it's hard to see how Dymally ex-
pects to profit from this post-election potshot.
• He proposes reducing the staff of the lieutenant gov-
ernor"s office and abolistiing file Commission for
f;conomic Development , of which the lieutenant governor iJ chairman.
This could only be an attempt to hamstring Curb,
"ho has expressed particular interest in helping the com·
~ission in its mission to boost the business climate in the
state.
· · Dymally further told reporters he had not con-
congratulated his opponenton his election because he didn't
think Curb had .. earned" congratulations, and that he has
nb intention of helping the incoming lieutenant governor
during the transition period.
While this attitude tells a good deal about Dymally's
personafity -and perhaps helps explain Gov. Brown's
coolness to his teammate -it is to be hoped that Brown
1s too clever a politician to fall into such an obvious trap.
Under Brown, the lieutenant governor has been al-
lowed very limited responsibilities and influence. Strip-
ping away every vestige of power from the office would be
invitingCurbtooperateasamiscbiefmakeranddetractor.
It will be difficult enough to operate with a lieutenant
governor of the opposite party. Brown shouldn't go out of
his way to make Curb a f ull~time enemy.
The Inflation Fight
President Carter's top inflation fighter, Alfred E.
Kahn. laid it on the line last week when he said voluntary
limits on wage and price increases ':Viii have to be even
tighter than those sought by the president if inflation is to
be curbed.
Carter has asked organized labor to limit 1979 wage
increases. including fringe benefits, to 7 percent and busi-
ness to hold price increases below last year's aver.age.
That's not enough, says Kahn. He talks in terms of a
5 percent limit on wage increases in 1980 and still more
stringent limits on price mark-ups.
The guidelines, he realistically points out, should re-
late to gains in productivity. And since that gain bas
sli ppcd below 2 percent in recent years, his estimatetnal a 7
percent ceiling on wage increases is far too high would
seem to make sense.
When productivity lags too far behind wages and
prices, there's no way a round inflation. And unless infla-
tion,· now running around 9 percent a year, can be
checked, Kahn warns, a depression is inevitable.
The president says he's determined to make his anti-
inflation program work and is braeed to resist pressure
from special interest groups that are trying to shoot boles
in it.
The mandatory, across-the-board controls sought by
labor have never worked. And since none of the critics of
the Carter program has come up with a reasonable
<.ilternative, they'd be well-advised to turn their energy
to trying to figure out how best to make it work.
• Opinions expressed In the spaoe abOve are those of the Deity Piiot
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally ~llot, P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642""'321.
Boyd/'Gasoline Alky'
ByL.11.BOYD
Why ~ the Indl~napolls Speedway re ferred to as
.. GasoliDe Alley'• wben, in
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Not that lt'a any rreat
lou to IOclet)', but what
bappell!DdJo .~P Rock.•
-tboee explodJDf can·
dlts that were telli~
futey than they could
be manufactured tbe
other day?
M.M.
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fact, not a droi> of gasoline
bas been burned ln the race
cars there since the switch to
pure alcohol In tbe late
IMOI?
Black-eyed susana don't
bloom early enough art>und
Baltimore to be draped over
the neck of the PreaJcneaa
wlnncr. Tboee nowers hung
on Affirmed were d aisies
painted by a fioriat to look Uke black-eyed aUJans.
How do you Ceel about Cried
paranlptt? Or m .1uhed
nu.aba,u? Or Fnatb fried
carrota? Or stewed PJ"UM•?
Or kidney bean salad? Or
flgs? Or prune juice? Or
creamed ooioaa? Or Fttocb
fr1ed cauWlower? Or baked
1qua1b? ·Tbeff are the 10
foods leut liked by 4,000
youa.1 mWtary mea receatly
polled Clll the matter.
Robert N, Weed/Publisher Th«Ns KMvll/Edltor
.. ' Barbara Krelblch/Edltorl•I P.age Editor
Jack Anderson
U.S. Anny Manual Helps Rebels
WASHJNCTON -ln tM early
morning houn of Sept. 17, 11
Ntcaraauao National Guard
outpoet at. Penu Blancas, near
the "0tt1 IUcan border, was
overr"ri by S1odlolata rebel
forces The c u ard 1 men's
casualU. Wt'J'8 70 tilled and 20
wounck-d, two guerrilla.a died in
th lM'°'-lr battle.
It wu Hterally • textbook
mtlllary o~ratlon . Aod tbc
Unltt"d Stal~
Army wrote
lbe teJttbook.
I n l h
s.-odlniftta .
iaoiu t e d
camvs. 41 k~y
training tool
I s t h e .. Pathfinder
Cotnpa ny
Ran iier
Handbook." a mapual published
by the Army ln 1970 for u.se at
the Infantry School In Fort
-· Benning, Ga. The raid at. Penas
Blancas was patterned RreciseJy
after an exercise laid out in the
Ranger handbook.
TOE TRAINING manual is
th e ooJy h e lp -albeit
lnadvert eal -that the
Nl ca raguan rtbels have
received from the U.S. mtlitary.
By contralt, &he UnJted St.ta
put the Somo&a faulily ID power
'8 years aeo and bu propped up
lb• corrupt resime wllb plentll\al 1u ppll es of arm s aod
ammunatJoa ever since.
The SUdinlataa train ror such
ml.alone u the Peou Blancas
attack -and a major offena.lve
lbey hope to launch any day now
-al secret bldeout• in the
mountalm. out of reach of the
planes and t.anka of Somoza's
8,100-man National Guard.
Our reporter Bob Sherman
was given a r are opportunity lo
visit one of these camps last
month and lo talk wltb the rebel
soldJers and their leaders.
THE OVEJlLAND trek to the
g uerrilla c a~p was by
four-wheel-<irive vehicle through
mud-soaked fields, rive rs
swollen by the afternoon rain
and sunbaked pastures. There
are no roads worthy of lbe name
in lbat part of Central America.
Our reporter was taken lo the
camp by Eden Pastora, the
famous "Commander Zero'' of
last summer's a ttack on the
NaUonal Palace in Managua.
Zero was creeted by the young
commandoa lo a most
unmllltary faabioo. They acted
more like adoring IOlll greeting
a father on h1s return home than
soldiers acknowledciog a
commander's arrival.
Tbe guerrillas are almost all
young. Many are seasoned
combat veterans by the Ume
lbey reach age 3>. And it seemed
that everyoo. . bad a batUe scv
they wanted to show the visiting
r eporter.
THE CASUAL atmosphere in
the Sandlniata camp muked lhe
grim reality of the rebels '
underdo1 position. Somoza's
army ls equipped wtlb far more
and far better weapons and
outnumbers the guerriUu about
eight to one. There i.s a distinct
possibility that they are
undertaking a suicide mission.
But their bat.red for Somou
and what be bas doiie to their
country i.s 10 fierce t.hat t.be risk
o f death is preferable t o
continued existence under his
despotic regime. They know that
lbeir predeceuon have fought
-OllLY YOU CAN
the Somoza family for nearly
half a century, and they reef that
this may be their last, best
chance to t.brow lb~ rascal out
once aad f« all.
TBE GUEaatLLAS sleep
under the at.an in an area that
doubles u a claasroom during
dayUght hours. The day begins
at 4.:4.5 a.m . Fifteen minules
after reveille, the young rebels
a1·e in formation, observing a
moment of silence for comrades
who have fallen in battle.
Next comes an hour and a half
of rigorous physical trainin·,.
The Sandinista.a then strip and
bathe in a nearby river. The
rebels' meals-usualJy freshly
slaughtered beef, rice and beans
-are supplied by farmers i n the
area who are sympathetic to
their cause.
The Sandinista Army is an
lnte mationaJ force, with recruits
from the United States.
Panama, Spain, Italy and Co6ta
Rica. Like their Nicar aguan
compadres. these foreigners are
volunteers, not mercenaries.
One r ebel, a Panamanian
known as Crazy Horse
(everyone uses a nom de guerre
ins tead of his r eal name).
explained bow be came to join
the Sandinista cause. "I served
in the U.S. Army in Vietnam and
was with Lt. Calley at My Lai,"
be said. "After that experience I
swore I was going to become a
priest. But I was working in
Panama and began bearing
stories about t.be National Guard
beating women and children lo
death in Nicaragua. It was like a
, bad dream. I left my job nat out
and came over lo lhe Sandinista
camp."
THE COMMANDOS train in
the field until the r egula r
afternoon rains arrive and they
t a k e cover f or w eap ons
instruction. Young men who bad
neve r mastered even simple
mathematics are trained to
compute s uch essential
calculations as the proper-size
explosive charge to blow up a
bridge, or a tree, or a house.
PREVENT .lllFLATION FIRES I
The training does not end at
nightfall. Squad:; of men bold
political meetings lo discuss the
principles for which they are
fighting. And new r ecruits
Cield-strip and c lean their
weapons, while listening to the ~
veterans tell of past battles and
their hopes for eventual victory.
Earl Waters
New Lt. Governor Due for Surprises
It only happened three limes
in the stat.e's entire history. Tbe
last time was nearly 100 years
ago. That was in 1894 when the
people elected Democrat J ames
H. Budd as governor and at the
same time gave the lieutenant
governor's office to Republican
Spencer Malllard.
So it must have been a com-
pletely surprised young Mike
Curb to find
himself elect-
ed lieutenant
governor in
t he face or
tbe resound-
. ing defeat of
the bead of
bi s party
ticket, Evelle
J. Younger.
.l:Hlt bOW-
ever s urprise d Curb may
have been, it ls nothing to tbe
surprise yet to come when be
takes up bis "duties."
FOR CUllB ran a flamboyant
campaJgn in the newspapers and
on television lo tell tbe people oC
the wonders be would do as
lieutenant governor. The theme
Art Hoppe
was bow be would reduce s pend-
ing and get government back on
the right track. He must have
impressed a lot of people for he
rolled up almost as many votes
as Governor Jerry Br1>wn who
was making the same kind or
promises.
But, the big difference is that
Brown has the power to actually
cut spending and make other
cha nges in government. The sur-
prise for Curb will be to find that
he bas no powers what.soever.
For. even though the constitu-
tion says he ls the President of
lbe Senate, be can't vote even on
a Mother's Day resolutiqn let
alone sometbing important.
It is a Ut.le totally without
meaning. He.can't even serve as
pr esiding ollicer unless the
Senators permit it, something
which they aren't likely to do, at
least not at any time it might
count.
AS A. SOP to lieutenant gov-
e r non in lhe past. the
Legislature bu created some
boards and commissions re-
markable only because of their
great unimportance, and as-
signed him to serve on some
others equally unimportant. And
to keep him out of their hair.
some governors ha ve created
still more boards ror him to play
with. You can be sure oone have
any power or purpose. Also to
keep him occupied and away
from the Capitol whe re be might
cause trouble, governors will
often assign the lieutenant gov-
e rnor to ribbon cutting
ceremonies or to address a con-
v e nt ion or out o r state
schoolmarms where be can
neither lose the governor votes
or buUd any for himself.
But, s urely you say, the
lieutenant governor, whose of-·
fi ce costs the state $1 million an-
nually, must have some useful
duties. Well. since be is standby
to step in if the governor dies or
resigns. he should inquire daily as to the governor1s health.
ALSO THE constitution says
be is to act as governor when the
governor is absent from the
state. And there is where CUrb
uiay be of great value to the peo-
ple. For the presence of a
Republican waiting to take over
will surely keep Brown from
straying across state lines dur-
ing the next four years .
Furthe rmore, it s hould do
much towa rds discouraging
Brown from thoughts of running
for President in 1980. The
Democrats are not about lo look
kindly on a move which would
turn the state over to lhc
Republicans.
BARRING an accident or fate.
Curb will serve out his term and
fade out of politics as ha"e aJI
others before him. Being lieute-
nant goveroor is no! a goed step-
ping stone.
II Curb thinks otherwise he
should ask around and see who
can. name the three lieutenant
governors who served prior to
Mervyn Dym:illy, the man he
has just defeated. In fact . a year
from now let him ask the name
or U}at man. Or, for that matter.
walk down the street and ask
passersby the name or the
lieutenant governor in office.
That's when be will get lbe big-
gest sW'J>fi¥ of all.
Economics Shnplified: A Troe-life Experience
I have been deluged by a letter
asking if 1 can explain bow
President Carter's bold new
economic policy will affect t.be
typical American family of foc:r.
The answer LI yes, I can.
A typical American f~lly oC
four is Albert Scbweiuer. a 49·
year-old tfod
carrier, hla
wife, Nellle,
and their two
children
whose names
don't matter.
Tbl1 is a
typical
American
famtl y
because t.bey
all bate maraarlne.
Albert's ooe omblUon ln life haa always ~ to eat butter at
every meal. Wben M waa a little
bo y during the Great
Dep~, butter WU OGly ..,
centa·a pound, but the
Selnreltaers couldn't altord It
•
because ~bert'.s father was out
ol work.
EVEN BY the time Albert and
Nellie tot married, butter was
selllnl for a mere 60 cents a
pound. But wbal with two name-
less kids to raise and a house to
buy ... Well, it wasn't until two
years ago that Albert felt well
off enough to suggest buying
butter M Sl.32 a pound.
"Yes, let's," a1reed Neille.
"ja.t 11 IOOtll u we save up S319
for that Japanese t,ee.vee set we
have a yen for."
Wbat happened, of course, ls
that the price of butter kept 10-
lng up and tbe va lue of the
dollar kept golng down which
caused &he price of the J apaoese
television set to go up, too. So
the Sebweitsera couldn 'l afford
either.
WBBN TllB price of butter hit
St.SS and the Jap&aeH televillon
Mt "4Ll8 lat ,reek, lbe Prell·
dent acted .
"What did be do?" Nellie
asked.
"Well, in order to strengthen
the dollar and bait inflation."
said Albert, "be is going to
purchase all the dollars be can
that att rloaUng around abroad
and bring t.bem home. Tbls will
m a ke foreigners want our
dolfars, but we don't sell them
any except at exorbitant prices.
'.'Unfortwately, bringing alt
these dollars home to hall inlla-
tlon will mean we'll have too
many dollars noating around
thla country, which cauaes lnlla·
lion. That's wb.f the President'
raised interest. rates so that
Americans couldn't aet their
bands on them ellber."
"What wtU be do with them?"
asked Nellie.
.. , GUE88 he'll store all the9e
s urplus dollar.a i n atloa
throulbou\ the llidwestt'~ said Albert: .. You see. be bas w keep
tbHe 1urplU1 dollar• out of
circulatJon in order to create a
recessi91l whkh wtlJ drive tbe
price of butt« down to 40 cents a
pound."
•"fhat'.s good, .. said Nellie.
"But what about that Japanese
tee-vee set?"
"It'll be a steal at 199.99," said
Albert. "'lbe stronger the dollar,
the cheaper foreign goods wUI
be. Americans will ru..h to buy
them, thus widening the balance
of payments deficit which Is a
primary cause of the inflation
the PreaJdent plans to cure by
strenglhening the dollar."
"Well," said Neille. looking
non·plussed, "at least we'll be
able lo afford butter and a tee·
vee set."
.. We would,·• said Albert. "ex-
~pt l'U be out of work."
THAT WA.8 when Albert lost
hll mind and was acnt to the
Daffodil Dell Happy Farm
where they ac.rve butter every
lunday.
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I ANAL VSIS I OBITUARIES Mondmr. ~bw 20. 1978 DAILY PtLOT A 7
• .
Pittsburgh Bank Buih;h Good Will ;
"Hold un a mmute and we'll ftnd OUl If it's I OtllC to bt-
1tleak ond lobtltr or~ ~mt>uraer and lwo hPlr111 "
Deatlu Ehewhere
By JOHN CUNNIFF ,. ...............
NEW YORK -WbH a company lowers its
pricet. HpeclaJJy a bank. ll II bound to earn the
communlly'1 aood wlU. Pltt1bur&b'• MeUon Bank
dld It, and conceivably mllhl have at.arted a na·
tlonal tread
Mellon dJdn't offer a 1eneral cut ln prtcea. but
did aharply anodlfy the formula uaed lo calculallng
lbe cott ot loans to 1maU bullneuet. which lt feels
are unduly hurt by current money rnarltet condl·
lion.a.
tJNDEa '11fE FOaMtJLA. A 8MALL business
loan cbarars. ordinarily baled oa the prime rate
plus ooe, two or thrff pertentqea points. will
belln lJlltead from a base 1 "4 PolDll below prhne.
Al announcement tlme, Mellon's prime was
10\\ per«nt, meaning • mall buslnesa might pay
between 11~ .. to 13~ percent. The new formula
dropped the baise to 9~. making the loan charge
10.,... to 121,Aa percent
Immedlately followjne lbe Nov. 14 announce·
ment the telephone began ringing, as other banks
throughout the country souk:-it to learn the premise
and procedures of Mellon's move.
A. COUPLE OF DAYS LATER, Craig Ford.
executive VJCe president for lbe metropolitan re·
gion. was still explaining the move. It was 6:30
also from the absolute level or thoi;e rates. And
they needed help. was a mearungf ul amount. These people borrow
$40,000 to '50,000, and so 114 percent ls meail·
in&ful."
Wlll it cost Mellon'' "A COMPANY OF TRIS SIZE has no flnanc·
lng allematlve." uld Ford. There's no com·
merelal paper market for them. And they aren't "NO QtJESTION, IN THE SHO&T run," said
well enough known lo s hop around.'' Ford at fant. but then he amended the answer.
The blgh, fast rising rates come at a critic.I "We're not losing money," he said, butthe lower a
time for small concema; many are forced to base rate, be polnted out. would cut into profit. warehouse large inventories for the Christmas For Cb l•tm · th ak b k The long·term gains are obvious, of course, ln season. some, r ...,-.as 18 e m e or rea the cem-"-... of business relationships. And, Ford season. ~ """"'""' Were they able to collect cas)l ror their sales coocedes, .. il might help us When we visit other
the problem wouldn't be so-great. But modem customers.·• But, he believes, others will copy the
merchandising emphasizes deferred payments, move.
through credit cards or "buy now, pay after "We're very realistic," he said. "Others will
Christmas" plans. do this."
"This we thought would cause a major crunch And that does appear to be a strong prospect.
tor these people'" said Ford. One reason is that banks want to demonstrate
their good citizenship, not only within their com. THEY WERE, HE SAID, AMONG the most munities, but also with Washington too. The latter,
loyal of Me llon's customers. "good, long.term some fear, rni_ghl want lo ration credit.
customers who don't shop around." •
Some of them, in fact. bave been coming lo THERE IS A PRECEDENT FOB the action.
Mellon for so many years , said Ford. "you come to During the Nixon administration wage-price
have a close personal involvement with them." freeze in'l!r13 and I!r14, a two-tier prime rate was
The relationship. he said, is not .. deal by deal." It mandated. Small business had one rate, big busi·
continues. ness a higher rate.
And why was a discount of l 11• percent decided ---------------------on? ·
"It was a composite.'' be said. "We thought it
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monarchs and rather of
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coon Adnan Khashogga.
has died. it was reported
here Saturday.
WASHTNGTON IAP I
-Slel*en S. Gardner,
56. vice chairman of the
Fede ral Reserve Board.
died Saturday of cancer at his home.
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event than the price cut. ALICIA'S
"The premise is very simple," he said. ROWBS a 6FrS
"Our office managers in conversations with 1111 c • ....._ w., UNIVERSITY
FLORIST small business people, those with less than $1.S ,..__.,o.c.
million of assets, found they were being burt ....... _ severely." .._.,., • .._..
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The man known as
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Hollywood sign, John R.
Rocbe, 83, died of ao ap·
parent heart attack. He
was a civic figure who
recently worked to raise
funds to rebuild the sjgn
he designed and built as
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former president of the
Pacific A m e rica n
Steamship Association
and chairman of the
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Boa rd, died Friday of
cancer at his home in
nearby Kent WoodJands
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NEW YORK 1APl -fou nded the Colem a n ....._ ... ,._ FLORISTS
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89. who founded Sardl's that has been touring ... ,..n ....... ,,.. 25271 Mclldyn
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Lennie Trlslano, 59, a
p1an1st a nd composer
who once played with
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G1lle~pie and Charlie
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GRAY PE"RRY r GRAY rMidefll ot COS1• ,.,._to Ille ""'-Kien c.ncff Society,
P • 4030 8ircll St •• Newp0rt 8ffcll, Ca. Mt'...,. C• ••loed •w•y on Novem~r '7660 Frt~nds m•Y call •t Bell 1' 1918 H~ •S survolft!d by -win • Wolloam c;. Gray Costa MeW C. 1-9 rO.OW•'f Mortllart on T-y. Nov-
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M1ch19on ond R.a~ll Gray ot Tot>al'90 PM. Bell ~., Mor1uary d.rec·
C•nyon Ce • tll<M S~DnllMO E41tf tors OTTO
I <>OP ot S.nta Mjlr ... Ce .• Leo U.119 of VICTOR EOWARO OTTO resldMt
Pd'>O Robl~ C. Mid Josepn E. L•PI> of Santa AM Ca Pusecl 'eway on
of HMdwock •. C•. one sister Edith November l6 •1,,.: He•• w....,.,,..., o.,!:!:::::~~:~ Br~nton ot M1thl9&0 . .t.fso two ""P-' ,. __ "''«''S M•ro.trf'1 VIII• •ncl Cecille h1S wife Ewlyn Of -•tll Ana, C.., •on, ___ ..., ______ _
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Hobie National
Title Event Set
Hobie 18 6k1pJ)('~ and crew-.
from Malmo to Uawau will ('()ft
verge in San Di o·, Snuth Ray
NO\ 28 to IJe<' i 1or ""' t"t'Ona n nhonal champ1on..,h1p for t~
chas•
Tht lloblr ltf 1s lh 1wwt'bt In
the hmcd 1J ob1c line o f
talamar~uui
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llobui L8 t-klPPt'r' Jn' f.'XPl'<'h'<i
lo l'OOHM'll' .ind 'llt•,11 th\' nll
llonal l.JtJ trom Jetr C1~1.
. anta Cruz. who won at laal yHr *11',ort Lallderdale, t'la
Coml)('Utor mny all thNr
own b<Mt or rent ont\ of tht•
brand nt'W r ctory boou. whkb
will ~1ded by th\' llobu::
C'la ' A.110ClaUon
BOATING
BYC Sails
Eleven classes turned out
Saturday and Sunday for Balboa
Yacht Club's annual Turkey Day
Regatta sailed on inside and out·
side courses in Ught airs. Trophy
winne rs :
LASER-Steve Dryer. BYC.
.LJD0·14A-1, Tom Willson.
BYC ; 2, tie between Bill McCord
a nd Rolly Lohman. BYC.
Rapido ToJ18
Missio11 Race
He dquartl'rt ror the re¥1lla
~•II be' at the Glonett.a Inn on
Coronado l•lond tlcgh1trat1on
wtll bt.' open on Tut••day. Nov
:?ll. and tht· rnt'ing will begm on
Wednesday ut 10 » m WINDSURFERS FINO HEAVY GOING IN WORLD TITLE EVENT AT CANCUN, MEXICO
LIDO·HB-1, Ma rk Shryer,
BCYC.
SA BOT A -1. Cassandra
S m e ltzer, NHYC ; 2. K i rk
Ma nclark, BCYC: 3, Bi;_el Hemp·
hill. BYC.
M a Rllt11do l'O ~kU>Pert'<i b\ Hollywood and Sardont>. Dan.a
R <'t'S ·will be hrlU daily
throuRh l'n duy. l>et' I when the
top half of th<> Ot't'l will bt> an
oounced to compete in two f1~l
r cH on Saturday to determine
the natiQnaJ champion
Winds Whip Windsurfers SABOT B SC -1. Bill y
OonOYan, BIYC; 2, Heather
Manc lark, BIYC; 3. Jim Nefr.
BYC; 4, Janet Nelson, BCYC. Point Yuc·ht l'lub. wu:. thl' O\ier.
a ll and Cla~ A ~inner an the
third rat•t• of ('ap1strano Bay
Yacht Club''> M1ss1on Sen ei. Sun
da y T h l• ,erae 11> for
Performam'l' llandJcap Racing
.. ~leet ) arht1>
Second oH•rnll. r>t>ndang pro
test. ~a~ V l\t .t,, ~ailed by J ohn
Hooper. OPYC'. and third ~as
M 1d01~ht Spt>l'WI. Chuck Los
ness, DPYC
Class winner-.
CLASS A 1 Mot\ R-00 1 V AA.ea J M.O ... 91>1~1 .. Ct.A'>S R I 0... v..._ &o.I,,_, HllQI> Cut
r•n OPYC 1 f d ti,. ~•ff M-flvtU• fH-fttt«y OPYC. J, -K•~• Rio Rllff Cac>0 8YC (LASS ( I f'"""y Ftthn Pt-le Mt'-C..CIO llYC 1 WI"° R"""' r Jul"' and 8r.-c! fl..-Cac>O BYC, l. Bolo fOf'bl>-. Ea C......mt~. c-8YC
Rambunctious W1D8
Ram bunct1ous. co-skippered
by Chuck Manning and Jam
Cowie of the host club was the
winner of CabriUo Beach Yacht
C lu b 's Ga ry T h o mps on
Me morial Regatta for Cal-205
Sunday
Runner.up was Misty Blue
with co-skippers Bill Roberts·
a nd Ken Taylor. a nd third was
Boat, sailed by Fred Brinkman.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
llSl'l» FICTITIOUS 9USINUS NAME '1ATEMENT
"ff\• ro11ow1nq Of'r\On11t •'~ 001n9
bu\•"""\d\
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ff'•\ ""'~' .., .. , '''"'d wl"' t~ C.""n'y l"leri. 01 Ord~ County on No,...mber 1, 1na
R·tlWI NOTICE 01' INTENTION TO CRE ATE HCURITY INTEREST
Cs.n.6'1t1-lf1 U '-C.I NOTICE t\ Mn>by 91 ... n to I Credtlnn ot Electronk Dtsoon 0.veloPfNtnt E~•no. In< o
W•vto M•\ter, ~ Wftme bia
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600••" I\ '150 Wll\IWre BlYd • ae...r1y Hill\, County o1 1..0s ~ S~le ol
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W.fol TER E 11.ACA 1UI East-SI, S...to llt
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TM llf'--1Y In _,, ""' SKurtty Interest will DP<""'~ Is, "'~•I. ""'" llandlse. ha lure \, loots,
fl-U m&<llln•ry, mat.,lal\, \uppll~. Publt\hed ()r_,.. (O..SI Dally Piiot MIVIPmt'M, IU<ntluo-P ancl lurn1\IMl>ql Nov o. u. 20. 11. 19/fl of O"b lor co...,ring Pf'Oe>erty now
~t~t II IOC•f~ •t 17.1.Sl A """""""'· lrvlne, County ot Or-. Stil!e of c.lllom•a. --.. ,... bu\lnf'U known a• Elec:lronlc
PUBLIC NOTICE ~":::.":'a~~e:,oe..c Enot-•lf>Q.
----T,,,. •ton!sald _ ... 11y lranwctlon ~ ~ will "" <~eel on I>' Mier ,,,. NOTICE TO CREDITORS lOlll O&y ot ~. 1'71. al 10 00
0 1' 9Ut.K TRANSFER A M ••I T"•M W.St Ol\C°""I COfl> t-...01 '10'! '107 U CC.I '150 Wll\lltrP RI"" 6Pvo'rly Hill~ cA .. oTt CE 1.-, HERE RY GIVEN to f,,,. ~u PAYABLE iiv CHECK
' aOllOr\ Of f-A' E ME H ..,HE NASI, So l&r ol\ •nown to ,,,.. !>ecureo lr.+m.luor . -"""""''-"''I\ P•rly, •II bu\lne•s n&('I(,. eno 181~ Pllt(f'nltd Cltv OI Co\t.l Me~. itOOrh~\ used llY''llf! Debtor to-IN C.ounly ot °'"nll" s1 .. 1e OI c...111orn111, lhre;> Yf''lr-. !Mt-' are that " bul~ 1'"""'''' " dbo<lt to "" D•leil Novemt.r ll 1918 m-lo JERRY ROZAR lr..,.\l•rt<•, F,....,F '--
wf\OY' b•i>•-.\ -~· •\ 117S Piece"' ~ · '• toa, CtlY Of C0\13 ,,.._, (.ovnty of ~~ltrty
Or~P~~ ~'~7.':-tl'nf'CI " TRANS WEST M..Crlbl'd 11'1 _r ... <I\ All i.100. 1n tHt WI~ INC. tradl', ""'""°' l'QV1pment ano 0000 .... r1y H1H~CA"2U• ..... ol '""' Fa\I FOOO """"""' kno .. n PU0411MO Oranve ""'~ o .. 1y Pl!Ot, "' P IC 8UllGEltS encl I0(<1lf'CI al lllS Nav 10, Im Pi.tct!f\11&, City ot Cmla Met...,, Cov111y . Sllt-78 ot 0tc1nve. Stale ot C.altlorn1 ..
The but-lraMl~r will ti.-conwm m•teo on or afle• '"" I Ith day ot ~ceml>"r, 1q19 .. 1 10 00 a m <ti
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE 01' OtSSOt.UTIOH
01' PARTNERSt!I ..
Gale force winds. heavy chop
and a rduous inte rnational com·
p e tition m a rked the 1978
Windsurfer world c ham
pions bips conducted at Cancun.
Mexico
An unprecedented 300 pre·
qualified e ntrants from 31 coun·
trae~ competed . making the
event one of the largest one·
design sailing regattas in his·
tory.
Competing in heavy winds.
often ex~ 20 knots. racers
vied for top s pots i n s lalom.
freestyle. long d istance a nd
Olympic triangle divisions.
WINNING THE freestyle com·
• petition was Matt Schweitzer of
Pacific-Palisad es. who regained
his 1976 world title with a skillful
routine of difficult and in·
-novative m a n e uvers on the
water . Second place we nt to
Robby Naish of Hawaii. with de·
fending champion Ke n Winner
taking third.
T he heavy-weather slalom
competition was conducted on a
difficult ne w pa ra llel course
with Kister Swedberg or Sweden
winning it following three days
o f s trenuous two-man heats.
Mike Waluer or Newport Beach.
was second.
The ei ht-mile long distance
race was particularly arduous
a s gale force winds caused
many to drop out. The winner
was Robby Naish or Hawaii.
Rhonda S mith o f Fort.
Lauden:talc. to'ta .. was the sole
~oman finisher.
OLYMPIC TRIANGLE racing
dominated the second we(!k with
heavy winds pers isting for a ll or
the races. Naish won the men's
lightweight divis ion with seven
straight firsts: Schweitzer won
the m edi um li g htwe ight
division: John Myrin of Sweden
took the top spot in the medium
heavyweight divis ion . •
THISTLE-I, Bob Ball, BYC.
ETCHELLS·ZZ-1, R oger
M eisinge r. N HYC : 2. Bob
Searles, NHYC: 3. Ted Monroe .
NHYC.
SOLING -1. Robbie Haines.
SOYC.
. ~ SANTANA-20-1, Tad Palmer .
NHYC; 2, Bruce Golison. ABYC.
I SLANDER -30-1, Ron
Deacon. VYC .
PH RF-I. Vantage, Dick
Sewa rd, LSF; 2, Perspicacious.
Jim Skaug, VYC; 3, Sparkle.
Alex Irving, BYC.
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PUBLI C NOllCE IS HEREBY GIVF N l""I EARL 8 FOYC " MICKCY J '>HAW. N!rt•loton OOt ll.i\lnhs -r '"" 11ct1llou\ ''' ...,,.,.. ilnd \IV~ ol MARLIN INN, d ll!SI M"ln SI. C1h ot Hunllt'IQtCHI Be&<ll. COUf'lly °' Oranow. Statt 01 CalltornJa, Oki on l!tf> l•lh Oay ot HOit
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Just use any one of today's highly efficient
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Because these dryers use up to 30% les.s
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GROVER ESCROW CO'IP P.o eoam Tinlin. Ca '1MO
Es~l"O* Ne ).14114< Publt\fttocl Or"Nll Co.l\I 0.1ty Piiot
'~"""'°"' 20, 1'71 S~11
PUBLIC NOTICE
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NOTICE OF
INTENT
The Cali f o rn ia Departme nt of
Transportation has filed
an appllcat1on with the
emlll'r, 1918. 1J¥ w1lh0r,....al. 01\sot , •
'"" '14•0 Pllrt~9"Pand le<ml,..lelM•t "!l&llC>ft\oHl)¥1"""11Wrt'tn
S..•O 1>vsW.n 1" Ille 1u1urw w111
C-11< ltil b't Earl 8 Fo.,.. wtlO wit
pay and diW"""' .,, 11410illlle\
O~l>I\ ot Ille l1rm •"O reul..-•II mon•n pay-lo -ltrm f-urtller llOll<.-•• llettt>y Q....., 1"41
IM u-rMQNd wlll ...,. ""' "'"'°"SI l>le, lrom IN• o,,y on, 10-M\y obltQ8 lion 1ncurn!d l>V the otr.tr In hi\ own
name or 1n then.,,.,,.. ol Ille firm l)A f~O <11 Huntinqlon 8eac ll, C<llllorntoi\, IN\ 16111 ddy O! NOWmbtr
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P UBLIC NOTICE
South Coast Regional -----------t
Commission for restriplng suPuiO:=TOI' THI! the highway to include left STATEOl'CAUFORNIAP"Olt turn pockets and two way THE COUNTY Of OMAN GE
left turn laftf's on Pacific Ho. a.•tt
C ast H • h bet NOTICE Of HEA RIN G 01' 0 IQ way ween P•TITIOH FOR Plt09ATE OP WI LL Del OblsPO Street and the ANO l'OR LETTE1ts o,-Ao Street ot Green Lantern in MINISTRATION WIT H WILL ....
. Dana Point. This work NUEo r""uires the elimination of Estat• o1 LOWREY R HURLEY ~..., aka LOWREY RAYMOND HURLEY approximately 12S street ~o-s. p arki ng s p aces and . NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ,,... install ing "no parking" MINNA MARI" SNYDER fin llN!O
I T hftreln • petition lor Pn>bete ol Wiii S gns. he SCRC permit ""o tor iuvance oi t.ellto o1 Ao. number js P-4376. For ministration With Wiii ~ .•• furthe r information call terence 10 wNdl Is ,,.,.. 10-lurl'Nr the Coastal Commission at Pt1r•1<11••r• . ...., ,,.., tM time ano plac• Of lle¥1ft9 ,,,. ~ ~ bHn HI '714) 620-3755 1or Oece~ i, 1971, .. 10.ooa.m., In
the <ourt,_., of ~-l'IO. J of
WIO cour1, at 100 OvtC C'.enl« Oflw W•sl, In Ille City ol S•nt• Ana, C.lltomt•.
D•IHI ~ IS. 1971. Wit.LIAM E, St JOHN, C.ouiny 0«1c
1 OHUllN &OMaUltN teS4Pt1NmA-La\A,._..._CA Pubt~ Or-C:0.'1 0.11y P11ot T•I 121JI .._1515 "°" 2'0. 11. n. •m •"-ntw: ~ _________ ...;;u:.:.:n:...:., Pubtl~ 0r-. eoes1 °""" Pilot
New 10, 11. 21. "71 J.Jo&Ht PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE HOTICI TO CRl!OITOltS SUPEIUOlt COUllT Ofl THE c,..n lJ STAT&O,CALll"ORNIA ,OR PtOTta TOCAl!DIT'Oltl TH& COUlfTY 0, Ott.1~HG£ SUP•RIOlt COURT Ot' THI
..._ A•'1.. STATE CWCAUl"OltNIA ,Ott E\1_.e ot HELEN LOUISE StiANKS THE COUNTY CWOltAHOI .,,., HCLCN L SHANKS, De<e .. AO -A-m'6 NOTICEISHEltE8YGIV£Nlotlle (\l•lt ot FRAN CIS EARL( <redotors ot ........... nam.d dKeden1 HUGHES,~
1"411 all ---1"9 <l••l'M ....,.,, NOTICC IS HEREBY OIYE'N lo the
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Ille neces~ ¥0!Knett, 10 Ille un-the otllu ol Ille <IM'k ot tM •-.,,. oe,.19ned el 7UU H••lllor"• lilltO coun, or to Pf'Htnt Nm, "'"" BouteYarlt Soili. lost, fort-•, CA. ,,,. nt<HIMY vouchen, to Ille ..,..
wlli<fl Is the pl4Kt of ~s ot Ille otril9'*111C IN i.w tffl<• ot THOMAS uno.n'9ntd In .. I mtl .. rs Pff1•1111ng l. LOlllO, 1J$21 p-Ot v.._ ...
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,
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CALIFORNIA
Oile £ompany ~oWB ·
Re•idenu Find Sameneu Everyuihere
SCOl'IA CAP• 'Pacmc ber OWDI
Uu• town, k>ck. stock and buftlalow.
And church and achool and lauridry. And
1rocery end theater and fire station.
Enrytbinc but tbe people -alld it has a
pr tty btlt'bunkoft.Mm too.
ll'Oa THl818 8COTIA, ComPtl\Y Town.
U. S A. P rhal)I lhe laal company-owned 1.oill
.. town lA CaWornla. ~ Thtl"l" are 1.071 restdents Who llv In 27S
wood trame bunaalows and work for one
bo • PaC'lfk Lum~r Co
Tb ,.. 11 no poverty. no eldtrly and no
blacks. And not m~b indJvld\lality
"PfOl>le aay tbat everyt.hlnc look the
Hme here," aaya lO·Year rttldent Blll Butelson ''Bul what about Da.J,y City and
San Fr~! w~ drove down there to visit
and it all lookfd tM •amt. too "
PAClFIC L MBEa FO NDED this
town In 1889, about 30 miles south of Eureka
on C'al fontia' north co1tst Its name CJlme
from the Scotch Cana41an lumber1acks who
were its first r 1dents
The bunkhouse and the company store
are long gone. But now as then, the mall re-
mains. spitting out hall a million board feet
of r edwood a day and providrng the
paychecks for everyone. ·~-.,....... "Everyone works for PL," says Bob
Craddock. resident Humboldt CoWlty deputy
sheriff and former company employee.
"They have a lever over them ...
PLACE OF WORK SELDOM OUT OF SITE
Firm Owns Town Lock, Stock, Bung•low
THERE IS NO CITY HALL in Scotia and
the closest thing to a mayor is Gary Cook, the
company ,J>ersonnel director who says be
would rat.her be known as the "town superin-
tendent. .. He manages both employee rela-
tions al the mill but housing in the town.
Pacific and p,ays $110 a month rent.
"Everyone knows everyone. Jt's a great
place to live, just as long as you live decent.
Rents range from $50 a month for apart-
ments to Sl.SO for the largest homes with
formal dining rooms and enclosed porches.
Cook says that families are moved into
larger houses as they have more children.
AND MOST PEOPLE DO. THE town has
no jall. There )'as a rape and attempted
s uicide several years ago, but Deputy Crad-
dock says the m-.jority or his Job deals wilh
traffic violations and juvenile misdemeanors
..Living in Scotia is no different than be·
ing in an apartment with the landlord there."
says machinist Joe Leonardo.
"I like it because it's small," says
Kathleen Kemp, whose husband works for
"The worst part is having to look out.the
window each morning and see your job."
Three Venils Probes Fired
MOUNTAIN VIEW !AP) -
Three more atmospheric probes
a re headed for Venus today
after a s uccessful in-space
launch from a Pioneer spacecraft.
The three launchings from the
Transporter Bus represent the
second phase of the first project
devoted primarily to the at-
mos phere and weather o(
another planet
THE THREE PROBES, which
had to go orr simultaneously,
were released at S:()f? a.m. PST,
after an ll·hour delay. Adjust-
ments were made over that
period to off~t an increase in
velocity, th e Nationa l
Aeronautics and Space Ad·
ministration said.
Ttre Transporter Bus, the
main spacecraft, was 20 million
miles from Earth, traveling
21,000 miles an hour at the time
of the launchings. •
The North, Day and Night
Probes will land on the eartb-
facing hemisphere or Venus on
Dec. 9 at points 6,000 miles apart
from each other, after 5.8
million miles.
.. IT WOULD BE comparable
to landing on earth in Oslo,
Norway. Uruguay and the
Malagasy Republic." said NASA
spokesman Pete Waller.
In the first maneuver Wednes-
day, the Sounder Probe was
separated from the Transformer
Bus .
Santa Doe in Mission Viejo
Santa Claus is to make his an·
nual debut in Mission Viejo on
Sunday at 6 p.m. during a pro-
gr am featuring music by Bill
Baker in the mini park adjacent
lo ChriBanta Drive and La Paz
Road
From 6 lo 6:40 p.m Christmas
carols and radio communica
lions with Santa as he journeys
from the North Pole to Viejo will
be on tap, spokesman Greg Cur-rens said.
A Mission Viejo welcome will
be extended with the. lighting or
the community Christmas tree,
thousands of lights and a burst
of fireworks, Currens said.
Santa's arrival is part of the
annual Plve Nights of Christmas
program sponsored by the Mis-
sion Viejo activities committee.
Other evening activities in·
elude the opening of Santa's
workshop, Dec. 3; a Christmas
concert, Dec. 10; a live manger
scene, Dec. 17 and a Lunioaria
ceremony <Jigbting or paper
bags> Dec. 24.
If you feel overstuffed, maybe ifs fastest, most effective ways to
time you_joined Holiday Spa slim down, finn up. And that's
Jfealth aobS. not all we have to knock the
Right now's the perfect time. stuffina out of you.
Because yotl can get a 2-year T6ere's also jazznastics for
membership for the price of the . W<men. F.njoyable group exer·
first year alone. Or, two of you cises done to u~ music.
can get rid of the stuffin2 with Plus,~ jogpig, steam,
l·year memberships for lbe JX'ice sauna, whirl s and more. And
of a l ·year plan! it's all desuroed to dress you up.
And we've got just the stuff If you 1eel stuff~ join
to do it. Like our space-age exer· Holiday Spa Health Oube now.
cise equipment and pnwressive But dO buny. Thia ia a limited
physiCal ~ ~And 'll ehow the
COOlbined, they're one~ kind<i stuff-:Woould ~~ <i.
"NolHw::ll:le-(JIO.....-t ._. _,
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Old law
Speeds
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SACRAMENTO <AP>
-Applicants for
Ucenaea to sell in·
1ur1nce must be
fin1el'Drinted before t.ak-
int the examination,
aays tbe state Depart-
ment ol lnaurance .
. Spokesman Robert
Macklin said that
finterprintiog was
authorized by the
Legislature in 1959, but
never used.
However. now there's
a steadily increasing
number of applicants,
and finl(erprinting
speeds cheeking them.
Commissioner Wesley
Kind er said applicants
could have it done at
a ny Department of
Motor Vehicles office.
by private companies
listed In the telephone
yellow pages, or by
som e police depart-
ments.
Applicants will also be
charged $6.15, in addi-
tion to other fees. for
proces si ng th e
fingerprint cards,
Kinder said.
W o"'a" Guilty
FRENO CAPl -A
woman has pleaded guil·
ty to embezzling $2,335
while she worked for the
Bank or Ame rica in
Bakers fie ld. Nadine
Marie Henry will be sen-
tenced here Dec. 18.
..,,., ~ 20, 1978
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AT YOUR SERVICE I NATION
~·f"'
• I WASHINGTON lAP> to dominate American win• pro.
ductloa. 1«0Untln1 for 80 per-
CHt of the U.S. wine now .
and therefore were reluctant to try lt. ••
"Got a problem' Then wntc to Pol Dwut Pol will
cut red tape. ~ttmg the a1V1Dt7"1 ond Odaon yOM ne~
to solve mequ1tie1 m gouerr.ment and bt.uJMss Mod
your qut>st&OnS to Pot Dunn. At Your Sen/Ice, OrCn!JfJ
Coa&t Dally Pilot , P 0 Boz JstiO, Coat a Me o.-GA
92626 As many letteT& aa pombk unU be 01U1«Ted,
but phoned mquanes or letters not mcludmg thft
reader's full name. addrea& and bu&ineu hour1' phone num~connot becOMldffed Thascolumno~orsdol·
ly ezcept Salurd.ays "
nre Reeall Qllft'les..,, ••
DEAR READERS: A YS has had a number of
inquiries about the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Company's recaJI of a large porUoa of lta lt75 and
1976 Flrefltone SM Steel Betted Radial &Ires, Hd
tires or slmJlar construction made by FtrMtone lor
sale under other brand names. The cat-off dates
and identification of private brand names ol re·
called Firestone tire have been qaestloaed by
many readers.
The recall lncla~es Steel ..... Radial SM
tires, slmJlar brand Firestone tires, and Firestone
TPC tires if sold after Sept. 1, 1975 and manafac·
tured before May 1, 1971. However, becaue rec·
ords kept by Firestone and lta dealers and by owner&
• .and purchasers mar not ~ come_lete Ftrntoae wm
rega rd aay s ucb tires -o er t aa
those 80ld as origl.aaJ equipment on new can -as
comlng within the recall, if &bey were manafac·
tured March 1, 1975 or after.
Steel Belted RadJal 500 tires made ln tbe five·
rib tread design are lachaded la the recall, If
manufacta:red before Jan. l, 1177. Steel Belted
Radial 588 tires made la tbe seven·rfb tread de·
sign, and TPC radial Urea are Included If
manalada.red before May 1, 1971.
Tbe recalled Urea wiU be replaced free of
charge with Firestone 7%1 Steel Belted Radials, DD·
lesa the purc:baser requests sabstltaUoa of another
Firestone model.
Firestone aJao wtU lsSlle a noWkatJon re-
quired by the National Trame and Motor Vehicle
Safety Ad of 1966, warning owners or SM and TPC
tires made prior to those covered by tbe recall that
the National Wgbway Trame Safety Admlnlstra-
tion (Nlfl'SA) has found their tires to be defective.
AJthoug.b 11 will not volPDtariJy recall -1be tires u
tbe agency requeMed, the company saya It w:IU
make consumer adjustment ror 51 per«nt of the
retail cost or a new 7%1 Steel Belted Radial for
those tires made before the recall period.
The week and year of manufacture ls lndlcat·
ed in the last three digits of tbe DOT identificatioa
number appearing oa either tbe outside or lnalde
sldewaU ol each Ure. Tbe digit 385, for example,
indicates the 38tb week or 1975.
The cutoff dates or May 1, 1976 and Jan. l, 1977
for the tires being recalled are based on de·
terminations by NHTSA's investigators that after
those dates there was an Improvement ln the
quality and performance of the Firestone Sit tires.
This was apparently due to changes made in tbe
internal construction or the Ures.
Private brand names of Firestone tlres witb
the same lntentaJ construction and sobjed to re·
call tr manufactured in the time periods Indicated
Include: l'tontgomery Ward's Grappler Radial
8000 Serles; Shell 011 Co's Super Shell Steel
Radials; K·Mart 40 Steel Radials; Union (Oil)
Steel Radials; Seiberling JTW Soper Steer
Radials; Seiberling Holiday Super Steel Power
Radials; Seiberling CaraveUe Super Steel Radials;
Seiberling 7.enltb Sapreme Power Radials; Atlas
Goldenalre D; Dayton Radlal XS D; Selberllng
JTW Ferrari Radial; Selberllnl LeMans Steel
Radials; Selberllng RT 78 Steel Belted Radials;
and Seiberling Caravelle Doable Steel aadlall.
A home
foryoua
Jasmine Creek.
Jasmine Creek is a quiet,
private way of life, with
cul-de·sac stTeet.s and lots of
greenery. Just beyond the
24·hour attended gatehouse
is the Clubhouse, with its
cennls courts, swimming
pool, and Jacuzzi!. The
homes. wtth a number ot
Innovative plans co~
from, are designed with you
in mind. Jasmine Creek Is a
special place for special
people.
__ _,,,~ ~~
.~ "' ~ ..
' l~ ~ ~" ,. JAIMINI c1a1
In the vlllalt f! Harbor ~ Homa from $200 000 M.J. Brock & Soni, \nc.
Amtrleu1 ar drinklna more wine Utan ev r -an avera1e ol v•• quart.I per per on per
year. an Aarkultur ()ep1rt·
ment 1urv y 1hoW1
The llpns for 1978. tM lalflel
year for which 1tat11tlc1 are
available, 1h0wt'd that averaa~
wine drlnlur• doublt'd from the
early IMO • when the con·
aumptlon waa I H than four
guart1 annuull)'.
Dt:PAaTM NT t'IGUBlt
fof' otDer bev raa< how that
Amtr1t'am drink ubout 17 quarts
of oranp Jwca und 132 quarts of
milk a )'t"&r on th avera~t!
A IOOft to-bf pobll bed r port
Od win drtnklnat baaed on tG·
' aurch by e-ronomhU.a Raymond
J , Pol~ll nd John L 8aritellt>
1how1 th.al Cullfornla continues
Th new tu....-or the depart·
ment '1 Farm Index ma1aaine
notee aeveral ob8ervatlont from
the economlatl' wlde-ran1ln1
study. which was bat ed on. a
aclentlneaUy aelttted 11mple fl(
7.000 households a.round the
t'Ountry.
Amoq thOee ob5ervationa:
-MOaE THAN 30 percent or the population doeso 't drln1c
w1ne. Mott abetaanera are in the
South. .
The burgeoning popularity
of wine ls least fell in the South.
-Almost four out of 10 non·
drlnkera said they abllaln for
religious or personal reasons.
But the m.Oority ''indicated they
didn't know much about wine
-REGULA& drinkers with
hlaher lnto~s. better educ.a. lion and amaller rammes prefer
table a nd 1parkllng wines.
Others lean toward desert and
navored wines.
More than half of all wine is
purchued at 1upermarketa. 39
percent at liquor stores and 4
percent at ctruastores.
Madrid Rally B ela
MADRI D. Spain <AP> -
Thousands of supporters or the
late dictator Gen. Francisco
Franco staced their annual rally
in Madrid on Sunday and caJled
for the military to take over the
governmenL
rocker in duces
e oat Fmancial
ntei; a· new cOnce
-inbonowi11 '
,..
Now you get credit counseling and consu~r information in a
private, relaxed atmosphere.
We're opening two Crocker
Personal Financial Centers-
offices that specialize in loans. One
convenient location is in South
Coast P~aza Shopping Center, at the
main entrance, across the street
from a new Crocker branch off ice.
The other, our Fountain Valley
,! location, js part of the branch-
but away from tellers and other
customers.
In both Centers you'll find
privacy, confidentiality, and a Con-
sumer Information Library with
informative magazines and bOOks
to browse or study. Our Lending
Counselors will take the time to
explain your borrowing options .
and help you choose the right loan
program. The Personal Financial
Centers off er all the advantages of
Cracker's new concept in borrow-
ing, and a chance to win a free
trip to Hawaii.
eOocMr en-"71
MBMBRR F.D.l.C.
Win ATrip10 ~i R>rlWo!
Visit either Personal Financial
Center, or both, and while you're
there enter our GRAND PRIZE
drawing. On December 22, we'll
draw the name of the lucky winner
of an expense P?id, eight day,
vacation for two in Hawaii~ i\loha !
Crocker Automated ie11er~
Plus we are demonstrating
another Crocker innovation at
South Coast Plaza Personal
Financial Center this week:~·~
the Crocker Automated '
Teller. With a free Crocker ~
Banking Card~and Personal
Identification Number you can
bank from 6 AM 'til after midnight,
365 days a year. You can makewith-
drawals from and deposits to your
Crocker checking, savings and
credit card accounts.
And, there's a Crocker Auto-
mated Teller at our Fountain Valley .
Branch and Personal Financial
Center. You can use the same card
and number in either location.
Now it's even easier to bank
with Crocker.
Plus, we have a handy new
branch location-handsome
quarters right across Bristol Street
from our South Coast Plaza Per-
sonal Financial Center. This full
service branch is available for all
types of business and personal
Crocker services.
Crocker is really growing in
Orange County. That's two Personal
Financial Centers, a new branch
location and one Automated Teller
we've opened this month. Be sure
to come in for a visit, and sign up
for the Hawaiian drawing at either
of the Personal Finan~ial Centers.
Give us
the business,
then give us
the business:·
cker
nk
FOUNTAIN VALLEY BRANCH AND PERSONAL
FINANCIAL CENTER
10060 Slater Avenue
SOUTii COAST PLAZA PERSONAL FINANCIAL
CHNTER AND CROCKER AUTOMATED TBLLmt
3390 Bristol Street-South Coast
Plaza Shoppins ~ter
SOt.mi COAST PLAZA 'BRANCH OFFICB
~()() Bristol Street
•Approxnn• rtt.il ..tue ol $900. Wlnnm need not be Crodatt coomtn ex .,..., applicants and need not be pttatnt 10 win. Crocker ~ca, Wlli1y membm and -.,entl 1tt lndlalble.
Odds of wmnins depend on lhe number of ~tr.nts.
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MalaVasi: EaSy .. {!~"1~.?:
SAN FRANCISCO lAPl Frank Corr l
and the tt1t ot lbe Los An I Rams. -ho
•011ld h \'~ t"r\joyf'd $01'.nf' t. ·~red
headt"d for O\'C"rtlmt\ work INtf• d.
· .. But our offense a1way11 $Hm to 11ve
me • lttOnd cha~." fiatd Corral. wtiOM-24· Ya rd ht'ld aoal Wllh tv.o cond
remainina made the Ram1 3128 w1M rs
over ttw •~nly-tou1b San Francis o -49ers Sunday. ·
"IT WA., N"r A OEFf.!N IV 11me
today.'' &aid BUI tmpson of ~ Ra ms'
delen1lve unlt which is ranllled No 1 in lb
National l"ootball Le•1~
The ~ra· Paul HofM. stand·ln for
• injured O.J . Slmpeon. rushed ror 104 y!
and three touchdowns ovn Candlnti
Park's wet artificial turf. Lut Wttktnd o
a muddy field in LOI An1elet. the llama
allowed tlw Pllt.aburgh Steeters Juat $8 net
yarda ruatuns an a victory that made thtlr
record&.:. "(;Ive that »orer ome credit ffe'
touah." old Rams del ns1ve end Jack
Younablood
OllaAL Ml88F.D a 34·yard field 1oal
attempt with 2 21 lelt ln the same. but cot
haa second chance after three puses from
Pat Haden to Ron Jessie advanced the ball
41 yardl. w too 49er1 7-yard Un~. in the-
lih•l minute o! pity. "I wu supposed to ao out of the game
• when we bad a 14°polnt lead, but then they
ran th kit kolr back all lbe way," said
H aden. the quarte rback who was chedu1~ to rest his sore back.
San Francisco quarterback Scott Bull
WJIS tackled by Dave &lmendorf on a pass
attempt eadJ In the fourth quarter, and
linebacker BOb Brudzinski intercepted the
ball a nd ran 31 yards• for °"' touchdown
that sent the Ra{lls ahead 28·14. '
DA VE WULIAMS brought the ensuing
kickoff baclt .89 yards for a touchdown. so
Qams Coach Ray Malavasi sent back
Haden. who had earlier thrown toochdOwn
passes of s yards to Lawrence McCutcheon I
' aod 47 yards to Jessie.
T he 49ers tied the score ·one · minute •
lat.er. howeve r, after recovering a fumble .
by Lawrence Mceutcheon··and sendjng
Holer on a 39·yatd run to the Los Angeles ..
2. "When vou're 1·10. or l ·U. every·week •
. See RAMS. Pate 82 " •
13th Straight. Win ·
Price· L ·~ight,
~ . . . .
So .·Are LakerS
. ~
By DAVE CUNNINGHAM They almost lulled us'to sleep ...
0t1Mo.i..,.._statt Price· explained. "We had·to get
lNGLEWOOD -W~n the · them:reacting to us. and that's
Price is right, the 'Lakers are what we finally did." · .
hot, and lately the Price tlas With· 3:45 r~aihing in the
been right a lot. . game. Price scored underneath
Three weeks ago guard Jim to tie the game al 89. In the next
Price becarne · a Laker for the 66 seconds he scored five more
second "time in. his career, and · unan·s~ered points to bre~k it
since that cool October day. Los open.
Angeles has done nothing but . "We were running the fast
win. · break a lot. and it w:ls just the
The latest was a 104-97 victory situation that I ended up wlth·
Sunday night at the Forum, and th~ ball," Price said. "The de· ·
Price scored nine points in U\e fehse set it all up."
last 3:45 to derail th upset -
hopes of the lowly <4·14 l Chicliga
Bulls.
THE IAKERS WERE 1-4, B.P .
'Before Price>. anc2 siace tus
second coming they are'l3-0. . ·
ABD1)L.JABBAR and Wilkes
led ·the Lakers' sco'ring with 26
and 23 points. res pectively.
w hile" Arll1t· Gil more wa s
Chicago's ·most poteRt weapon,
scoring 21. . .
· Now that the winning streak
has ,equalled the 16n~est. bv any
Stt IAKERS. Page 82 .
APW~ THE· LAKERS' .JIM ·PRICE,, CHICAGO'S· Wll:.BUR·HOt.1.AND VIE.
As Coach J erry West points
out. Price isn't solely responsi-
ble fo r the dramatic turnaround.
which now gives Los Angeles th.-·
third best reeord . <14«1> in thf' . . . . . .
N~~~~:!.~!e~~~l~~~~g .·with cm· • ~ ~T! . . · 1 D . °' ~r~~~e~c~:~:.~~:~;·.~M:::l V. · !\~.ear V C ays
player from last vear. He'~ . · . J ,
~nally seWed into.our svstem . · ·
Off
"AND KAREEM Abdui. Yar.boro•iuh Gets Pllsh, 'Then. Pasha' AlliAon Jabbar is· pasa~ more. wruch --e·
A,,WI,..
UP AND OVER San Francisco 49ers fullback Bobby
Ferrell picked up two yards to the Rams' three-yard-line
on this play Sunday. Rams in the picture include Jack
Reynolds Cleft ) and Bob Brudzinski (59).
NY Nightmare
Fumbk With 0:20 Left Costly
EAST RUTHERFORD, N. J.
fAP > -It was supposed to be
the final play of the game , but
ins tead it turned into a
nightmare for the New York
Giants.
New York quarterback Joe
Pisarcik was supposed lo place
the ball in fullback Larry
Csonka's belly, the clock was
s upposed to run out and the
Giants were supposed to have a
17-12 National Football League
victory Sund ay over the
Philadelphia Eagles.
THINGS DIDN'T WORK out
like they were supposed to.
Pisarcik turned to band off to
Csonka . a nd then the crowd
and tbars the most horrifying
end to a game I've e ver seen.•·
PHILADELPHIA COACH
Dick VermeH admitted he had
given up 'On the game after
quarterback Ron Jaworski was
intercepted al the New York
10-yard line with 1:34 to play.
But he refused to second-guess
McVay's call.
"I feel for J ohn McVay in this
situation, he has to be suffe~ng.
J thought the game was over and
Pisarcik would just fall on the
ball," Vermeil said. "But I
would have called the same
thing. I don't like the Oop play -
I 've seen that rumbled."
But one Giant didn't hesitate
to question the inteUigence of
the play.
Sere Plaoto, Page 82 "EVERYONE IN the huddle
. wanted Joe to faU on the ball," watched m horror as the ball /'said Clack. "Everybody was
popped loose, and Eagles cor-talking in the huddle, saying he
nerback Her m a n Edwards should fall on it. Normally, I
scooped it up and rac~ ~ yards would tell them to shut up, bat
for a touchdown walh Just 20 this time I didn't see any reason se~nds r.t?maining in the game. to do.that."
Final score: Eagles 19, Giants "They had the game won and
17. blew it," J aworski said. "They Why, New York Coach John couldn't execute a basic fun·
M.cVay .w as asked , didn 't damental soap." P1sarcik JUSl take the snap from
center Jim Clack and fall on the
gives more players a chance. to By HOWARD L. HANDY take part jn our offense, .. West . !11' ... DMIYPltetM»ff
says. "We:re also running .the ONTARIO -. Never let it be
fast bteak bette r this season saicttbat there isn 't a bit of down
than we have in the past."' sout h chivalry in NASCAR·
But what about Jim Price" ~rand National stock c11 r rac-
. ..Price played extremely well mg. · . · · . tonight," West said .. He and. Pole .salter C.ale. Y,3rbor~~gb, a
f.lorni NixOn give us a' verY 5oud-three-ttrrte-nah<>!Jal""t:h.amp1o~on
defense at t.be guard· posjtjo.Ji. the N~AR ~1rcui~. ran into But Jimmy's still new to the · -k'Ouble when his engine stopped
team and he'll aet even better .. on a tJarade. lap. bet we.e n tums · · · " · . one aild two.at Ontario Motor
S.· · . Speedway'Sunday. ~RICE . FINI HE D . with . 16 Hi s car might still be sitting
poants. h1~ se~son. high . t>u~ there if he hadn't received a
whatever contnb.ut.'on. b e has friendly push around the re-
made to the Lakers wm streak mainder of t)le track 'from Cecil
bas had to come as a reser.ve. Gordon in the Times 500 'before
West firmly believes th~t his 50,509 fans
best guards are second-year
m a n Norm N1xon , the floor
general. and dependable Ron
Boone. who pfa~ed ·tn his ~
consecutive pro game Sun~ay.
"You won't see anyone on this
team pouting because they're
not starting," Price says: "The
enthusiasm and cha racter here
is too great for that " . . .
AND WIBLE PRICE played
the role or s uper sub on Sunday,
he refuses to credit' his unaereat· ·
ed status as a Laker l.o•anytbint
more than coincidence." .
"The statistic is nice. but the
whole reason behind our rttord
ls concentration," Price s ays.
"You saw it tonight when we set
a fast tempo, kept it up and)l
eventually look itS toll." . ·
Chicago, .which eal'Uer in the
season Jost to Los Angeles by
just one poin(, took .the lead late ·
in the first quarter and ·ma.in·
tained a cuShion of as tnuch as
10 points unUI ihe,finalperiod.
''WE FOVND OURSELV ES
reacting to their slower ·Pacei
·'
. VARBOROtJGH MISSED• the ·next .parade l a p while a
crewman dived ins ide ttie
cockpit and others worked
. feverishly, under the hoo<Ho·cor· .
rf?ct an ignition problem. -
After the balance or the 0field
of 39 cars passed the start.in~
'line to lake the· green flag at rac·
Ing s~. Yarborough moved down pit row frnm a standing
start to join the back or the pack
instead' of flg)jting. for the' early
lead . ·
ground? The Eagles were out or
time-outs and the Giants would
not have bad to run another
I pJay. t .. , FELT IT WAS a secure
1 play. How seeure can you get
• giving the ball to the fullback t a nd running it?" McVay said.
· ''I've been in this game 25 years
Sunday's NFL Report
* * * Giants CoJlCh Fn-ed
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.
<AP) -The New York Giants
' fired <'ffenaive coordinator Bob
Glbsorf today .. ln .. &be wau~f an
unbelievable, tut-second lou to
the Philadelphia Eaa~s.
The Upsets
Tbe Game Tiie Odds
C!lrdinals at Redskins Redskins by 4
Chargers at Vikings Vikings by 4
Browns at Colts Colts by s
Seabawks at Chiefs Chiefs by 1
Falcons at Bears Falcons by 3
The Setups
Rams at49ers Hams by 12
Bills at Buccaneers Bucs by ·4
Patriots at Jets Patriots by 6
Eagles at Glant.s E agles by 2
Saints at Cowboys Cowboys by 13
Bengals at Steelers Steelers by 12
Lions at Raiders Raiders by 8
Packen at Broncos Broncos by 9
Tonight's Game
'l'lieScore
Cardinals, 27-17
Chargers, 13. 7
Browns. 4S·24
· Seahawks, 13·10 .
Bears. 13·7
Rams, 31-10
Buca, 31-10 ·
Patriots, 19-17
Eagtes. 19·17
Cowboys,27i7· ·
Steelet.ii, 7-6'
Raiders, 29;17·
. Bronc;oa.. 16·3 ; . .
He balUed his way through · sprmg setup on our car. UsuaJlY
traffic and with the afd of•four • you have a ·stiff right front
yellow caution periods. \fas able spring ·and one that isn ·~uite as to c}lallenge winner Bobby AJ. sµt~ on. tne 1en s1g_e. ·1· e re_v
lison font.he v1ctocy ·in the late sprmgs are··weaker. T y, .we
stages of·the race. ~arborough alm~t had .4te•rear spdngs in
actua lly ~Id the lead'tor 16 laps fro~t. and we were able to save
at ·various•times afte; his slow our llres more. stflrt. ·•w e were a little·coqcerned
that the car would n•t stay
AL'LISON,, DESPITE a . brush steady but it"worked out One."
with' the wall on lhe 19lst of tbe ALL~SON 1 DION:' 'T FEEL -t't 200·1ap race·around the 2.5·mi1e ,. • -
oval. was pulling :awsy at the was a nything unusual ~for a -
finish linetin one of the must ex· driver-from back in the p~k
citing races ever at OntarJo. <Gordon started 38th in.the field
· .. He <AHison > passed me on or 40 > to give another cd.r, a p\lSh
the last short chute like I was under these circumstances.
standing stJll," Yarborough a(f. "I think somebody-wout<fli'ifye
milled after.the race. He.Jeft.the done lt U he hadn't. This • is: a
track without.further words. thing about NASCAR that is qn-
"He <Yarbo.rough rgame me a usual. A g~·ust doeen'' say he
little bit of:a heart altack•there will pus h one• car afld not
late in the race." A)lison ad· another." ' milted. · . "They h e \done all. kiods of
tr>cks this ear and ~ wQ\ll~l "BUT THE WAY we had our have put ·ng p,ast thelJl~'
Thunderbird set up to go AJlison said\of 'Yarborough and
through the corne rs .. we had his chief er• mechar1 ic, Junior
everybody beat out there today· JohnsonJ It ~s halt in jest.
"At'ler tbe last yellow caution When AJli~n h1l 'the wall oo
flag. I drafted Cale· for a couple the 191st lap,the said.the car 'got
or laps and saw that he would See Al:.USO. • N,·Pa•e 8 2 get.loose in t,be.comers: ) e ·.<we· have an :unorthodox
\ Green ·Bay~s
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~Door Falls~Off
DENVER <API -, lt
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waQl't
the: best of 1days for ,lbe G~
· Bay Packers. . •
First the Natlodal F.ootWI
. Le ape team dropped a •16-3 ·• s .cisi<>n•to the Denver· Broncos Cf' I Sunday at Mile High.Stadium.
1'h·e n as' t he cha.rterecl
Nortltwest aitlines 7'n' started to
take off from Stapletdn 1'terna-
tion,1 Alrport on tlleir / relUJ11
flight, Sunday nigbt, ll)e' plane's
entrapce door fell 9ff. 1
"We had lraveledr at;>out. a
t hil"d' of the way do"n the
runway Q1'11tak~(f when ll ~
pened. '' said Bob' Harlan,
Packers corpor4te gener l
,manager. .
· ~arlan said the pilot. aborted
·the takeoff i m~ediately, tben
t axied ·back to the· terflliHl
where Cont.fnenhl Ai rlln•
mechanics tried to reattach aQij
secure the door.
Gibeon bu called ~the Glant'
off enalve plays froft\ bis press ·
box aeat ''::Jololn& Uie club u
McVay•1 ·picked asalstanl
prior to the 1971 season.
Dolphins at Oilers Oilers by 2 ., . ., • A,, ....
TtMES 100 WiNNER aoaav AW80N AND QUEENS.
They. failed, however. aald
Northwest. reached at it.II MJD·
nea))91ls. Mino., headquarters.
had, (o ~ a. replaceqient plane
to Denver.,:l'he Packers n•
took o(( at 1:25 a.m . MST M~
day, seven· hours a lter l ..
origiftal departure tJme-. . '
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Arizona St., Georgia Tech
Accept Bowl lnvitaai_CMM._-'--=~~
ne 8hlebonftft. Pt•~ and a....,. Stat Ill bowlt rounded <Mil UMlr palr1np. $he Jnct.,.n· •
dettee Bowl bu to loolt for 1 tM'W ~t. •J\d .._ NCAA l>Maiol\ 11 unounced lta football
palrtap SUnday. · ln tht Oanten Sta~ Bowl. Arhiona Slalt-, wblcb ha
mad al1t bowl appearanttt ln \be last~' hl y •"· ace pt ed • bldtomt!t!t R~ersinl.Mtn.a\lauralt'la • c.
TM Sun OawU., 'S, will me« a Rutctra dub tt·l l
wbOM oo1,y loll came 1t t.be huds of P~ Stal In lta (U'lt
aam• ol lhe year ~eorst• 1'1-th, whh:b had a attvt"n·1•m~ wln1'lln11treaJc
anapped by Notre D•mf' Sat\lrday, bu attepled an lnvh•·
t lon to~ ~ ranktd Purdue 1n t.he hach Bowl gam 1,._ ___ m:;.....y.,--4.,;nrlalmu Day ·
. It wtll br 'Tec h'a ff()nd appearance lo \he aame, lo ~
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, played al Atlanta Stadhun. P\\rd wtll boeom the f1nl
Bl1 Ttn tam to appt>ar ln lM Peach Bowl In the Dlueboonet Bowl, otnt'lata are eonllctent the
Unlveralt,y ol Ceorai• will be at lM AJttodome Dee 31 to
play Stanford
GeorgJa'a uppearancf' ~pends upon ~ outcome or
the Alabama-Auburn clash Oee. 2. A 'Dama wm would
almo t assuredly put Geor1la ln lha Houston cla le
The l~ndencc Bowl baa Its problems becau e
Tulsa wtthdrew from conslderation beeause the "univeral·
ty administ.raUon relt the ticket auarant~ demand wu t.oo
great tor the u.nlverslty to b~ak financially even,·· head
football Coach John Coop said. ·
Unbeaten Wlnston-Solem wtll host Cal Poly or San Luis
Obispo 17·2> in the top bracket or the NCAA Division U
football playoff quarterfinals Saturday.
Winners will meet In the semifinals Dec. 2 with the
finals slated a week later.
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Arkansas Coach Lou Holtz, whose Razorbacks
beat Texas A&M, 26-7, Saturday and accepted a bid
to the Fiesta Bowl: "Boys, they better button·down
Phoenix city because we're coming."
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The streaking St. Louis Cardinals stunned EiJ
Washington 27·17 Sunday and dropped the ell•
Redskins into a rll'St-place dlvlsion Ue with the
Dallas Cowboys. The Redskins u.~ed a 70.yard
punt return by WlUard Halll'ell and two touchdown passes
bf Jim Hart to knock off the redsklns ... The Minnesota
Vikings lost to San Diego. 13·7, when Dan Foa&a fell down,
then go< up and Uirew lo i'ookle wide receiver Jobn J ef·
. tenon for the winning score ... The
i. Da llas Cowboys will have to play their
biggest game of the year Thanksgiving
Day without (uJJback Robert Newhoa.se.
Newhouse broke his leg in Sunday's 'n-7
victory over New Orleans ... Oakland,
sharing the division lead with Den ver,
defeated Dctroit ,....29.:ll. ...a.s._.Mar.k an-
F.e.chen scored three touchdowns . . .
Rob Lytle rushed tor 110 yards and one
touchdown and Craig Morton hit Haven
Moses with a 14-yard TO pass a s
Moua.. Denver hung on to defeat Green Bay.
16·3 ... Pittsburgh, leading the AFC Central, survived
four Cincinnati interceptions against Terry Bradshaw to
defeat the Bengals, 7-6 ... New England's David Posey
kicked a 24-yard field goaJ wjth 2:30 lert to give •he
Patriot.a a 19-17 victory over the New York J ets. The Jets
lost quarterback Richard Todd with a broken collarbo11e.
With field goals of 40 and 18 yards by t;fren Herrera
and a 10-yard touchdown run by DaVld Sima, the Seattle
Seahawks defeated Kansas Cit y, 13-10 ... Bruce Herron's
blocked punt set up a two-yard touchdown run by Walter
PaytOo anctBob'l'hOmaa booted a pair of field goal& lo-give
the Chicago Bears a 13· 7 victory over the AUanta Falcons
... Mike Rae threw two touchdown passes to lead the
Tampa Bay Buccaneers to a 3HO win over the Buffalo
Bl1ls ... Brian Sipe, und~r fire durinR Cleveland's recent
sllde, completed four touchdown passes, three to Calvin
Hiii, and threw for a career record 309 yards to lead the
Browns to a 4S·24 win over the Baltimore Colts.
Jolul Johnson scored 21 points and Jack m Slkma added 18 as the Seattle SuperSorucs over-
came a miserable firs t haJf to defeat the
Portland Trall Blazers, 88-85 in NBA action Sunday ... Carl Nicka scored 2A polnls and All·American
Larry Bird hit 22. as the Indiana St.ate basketball team de·
teated a tired Soviet Union naUonal team, 83·79 ... Guard
Mitchell Anderson scored a team-high 21 poinls t.o lead
Bradley University to an 89-57 victory over the Argentina
national basketball team. Red.,...,,., tt'tll'las Stft!fllt at J8
Bobby Oarte scored one goal and assisted ~ on two others to lead the Philadelphia Flyers to ' a 4.3 National Hockey League victory over
Detroit. The loss ex~nded the Red Wlngs' win-
less streak to 16 games . . . The Boston Brulns handed the
St. Louis Blues a 5-2 setback on two goals by Bobby
Sclama.U and one by Jolm Wenslnk in the third period . . .
The AUanla Flames came from behind with two goals ln
the third period to deleat the New York Rangers, 3·l ...
Aaclre Sanrd and J erry Konb each scored three goals as
the Buffalo Sabres routed the Mlnnesdla North SI.an, 9-2,
in a game that saw seven players ejected for fighting.
NldlM• <'Alptllf'n 'lkle, ......
OTBE& SPO&TS-Jack NltklHt easily won the
Australian Open golf champlooablp and $5(),000 art.er
domloatlng the field from the second round. NlcklaU5 fired
a one-under-par 71 on the final round to flnlsh slx strokes
ahead of Bell Creullaw . . . Two-run homers by Mike
IA•, .loflmny ee.b and Pete ltoee and four bila by Ray
ltalOt powered the Cincinnati Reds to a 16-2 victory over
the Yomluri Giant.a. The victory was the Reds' 13th overall
agaioal two losael and one tie ln their 17-game Japanese
tour ... Jocko ~IHD, a linebacker coach with the Mln-
nesota Vi.kin«• for eight yeara, died Sunday about two
weeks after being admitted to a s uburban Minneapolis
boepitaJ. Nebon, 51, bad 11uffered a heart attack playing
racquetball . . . Lelaad E. Brrd, West Virginia
University's athletic director a1nce um, resigned today,
aayln& be bu bultl "" alronf hue that prom&.ea creat auc· ees1 ln the decade ahead.' Weat VlrJinla'a head coach,
f'rad QpeUi, reportedly WU to have been Ored todlf .
Cl1net.U haa a 12·21 record In thl'ff yean at West. Vlr,inia
. . E11t. Carolina Unlvenlty will be pilled 11alnat
Loul.tlana Ttth ln the Independence Bowl ln Shreveport,
La. Dec. Ut. ll wu announced \oday.
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aADIO: Football -Mlaml Dolphins at Houston, S:50
p.m .• KNX U070t J ack Buck, Hank St.ram report. Hocke)'
-Cbica10 at the Kln••· 1:~ p.m., KRLA t UlOl. 6ob
Miiier, Peter Weber rtport.
TV1 The Miami Dolphins meet the Ollera ln Hou1ton, 8
p.m .. Channel 7. Don Meredith, Frank Gifford and Howard
Cotell report.
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it'• hard to l:<'l up tor ;L fame. But
lht,.auyadoo'tqull." toftraakl
of lht\ n , oow l-11 with a 7· a m lc.lna 11trf'ak
Molav •l'I. whoac tcum la 10-2.
h td Hel rfc d •II we k IL
ftUUHUODI lhat lho 4tets M>qjd
bt• ~HI)' •
• ''T •tt.: M AIOUT tbose
aay tHms aaain." bo aald wiUl un 1-Cold·)'QU·RO •llh of teU•I .
aCl•r 'unday'a victory.
"I 'm 11roud ot th~ •tert."
auid t'rcd O'Connor . who haa an o 3 r cord ln<'t' taklna ovor as head coath but at. leaat can
claim m rked Improvement ln
lb t am's play lhl• we k. Th~ tnlercepllo n by
Orudifn1kf was the o nl y
turnover auoweo ny thu 49era.
who commtued M> many tatal trrora ln UK>1r Ont 10 los e11.
lli\OttN ~Lt-OWED-no
1nle r c cpt1on1 on 25 throws.
complctina 19 of the atl~mpts
for u total of 261 yards In the
.iumt> pluyl'<i In oc:coalonal rain.
"Then> wo11rl't much or a pass ru~h ... isuld the quarterback. "I
ft.·h Ilk.-evt"rylhlng was In a
~tow motion ...
On the f1nal drive, when he
was five for six pass lng, Haden
made it look easy, especially on
the three passes to Jessie who
got clear near the right sideline .
"Whoever was playing lefl
corner gave h im a Jot o r
cushion," s aid O'Connor about
the 49ers' late pass defense.
THE 49ERS SOLD 60,000
tickets ror the game, but t~
weather held the crowd to 45.022.
The attending fans got a good
show.
Hofer was the undisputed
darling or the home tans who
saw their 49ers come close lo
beating the Rams In San
Francisco for the first lime
since 1966.
"He 's a strong little back."
Brudzinskl said of the J9S pound
player from Mississippi. "He's
got strong legs and. he's like u
little train who keeps churning
away."
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GAME STATISTICS u s ..
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P41UlllQ Y .. d\ JS~ IJ
R•IUftl t¥0t. I) 1
P•'~' ll ?SO 9-1\.1 P11fth ).~ \..'7
rumtlll!t lost 'l 0-0
P•nall•tt VO(CI\ e •~ I 40
INOtYIOUAL Ll!AOliltS
RUSHING ~ ........ ,. M<Cutc-n .u .
C•l>Of'll~111 U 40 !..1ttl fr•11<IKO. HOl•r 20 '°'· F<1trPll C9 41.
,ASSING LO'\ At199ltt. H-.i 11 ls.4-~/
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MM Ale~ ).U, Holet 7·21 •
f'rOlll Page BJ
to sliding and out of the Rroove.
"I M~ED MY UNE a little
bit and the car ju.'Jt started to
s lide. The oil. grease and water
that drops off makes the track
slicker at the end of a race. I
conlacLed the wall pretty hard, a
lot more than I wanted to. but it
turned out all right."
Ronnie Thomas. despite going
out wilh a blown engine on lap
128. captured NASCAR rookie of
the year honors by a narrow
margin over Roger Hamby. It
was the closest rookie batUe in
the.sport's hi swry.
Allison becomes the ~econd
driver to win two Grand Na·
tional races al Ontario .. A.J.
Foyt won the first two In Unt
and 1972.
ALLISON WAS NEVER lower
than seventh in the field and that
only on one brier refueling slop.
He held the lead for the final 250
miles with exception of those times when Yarborough .took
over brieny. It was all AIUson
and Yarborough in lhe top two
spots for the Cina) 200 mUes. And
it was a duel that excltecj the
crowd. ·
Allison's winning speed was
137. 783 miJes per hour but It was
no track record because of 21
laps Under lbe yellow caution
nag .
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tftd •lllMf'• ..... ,. t419M:
t ....,AIUIOft,f~.itti...111.~
"":'.·Celt Y~, Oldtmolllle, •· l , OO!>nleAHllOft. O.vroMI, 200.
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A Giant Funehle~
Herman Edwards t~6> of the Phi~adelphia
Eagles. picked up this New York Giant fum-
ble and scored a touchdown to give the
Eagles a 19· 17 victory Sunday. Quarterback
Joe Pisarcik <right 1 m ade the fumble in the
last m inute of play.
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Tortoise Tabbed
It's Oilers vs. Hare (Miami)
HOUSTON IAP > -II the lead·
ing characters play out their
roles .. rans migbt. think lbey·r~
see ing a rerun o r the race
between the tortoise and the
ha re in the Notional Football
League's Monday night special
between Houston and Miami.
The Dolphins tend toward an
early sprint. having-outscored
their opposiUon 81 -17 in the fir:.t
the toughest to run against,
besides the nex, and Houston
plays It tough." said Williams.
The Oilers counter on ocrense
with quarterback Dan Pastonru.
the m aster of the bomb, and
rookie Earl Campbe ll. who
ranks second to Williams among
AFC rushers with 944 yards ..
OILERS A8818TANT coach
Joe Bugel has knitted toiether a
young offensive line that has
proven adequate for Campbell's
buJJdozer·Uke runs, Center Carl
Mauck is the veteran leader
quarter en route to an 8-3 rerord flanked by guards Ed Fisher
in the American Football Con· and George Reihner and tackles
re rence's Eastern Division. Conway Hayman a nd Gr eg
Houston meanwhile. Ukes w Sampson.
stretch and yawn and get com fortable in the first half and feel Pastorin.i's leadership helped
out the oPPOSitlon. the Oilers rally from a 23-0 def·
icit to beat New England last
THE OILERS HAVE parlayed_ weeK. ~as~'!!" told the defense
that style into six come -from· at halltime.. Believe In ":! and
behind victories in seven wins hold and we ll come back. The
for a 7-4 record in the Af'OCen-Oilers came back to a 26-23 vie·
tral Di vision. Outscored 88-36 in tory.
the se~ qua rter, Housto.n hRs Although Pastorirti 11> throwm~
beaten its opponents 72-34 an the fewer bombs to wide receiver
fourth quarter. Ken Burrough this s eason .
The race starts al 6 in the Miaml cornerbacks won't be.
Aslrodome be fore a sellout caught s leeping.
crowd and national television
audience, with lhc loser possibly
f'r .. PageBJ
LAKERS .•.
Laker team since lhe 1971·72
club. West t5 starting to hear
questions about whether th1s
team can approach the 33-game
record that West himself helpc.'<i
set
"I don't know. We 've got a
tough road tnp coming up," the
coach answered. ··w e'll see how
good we really are on this trip."
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dra wing a sideline seat for the
playoffs. Houston is a two-point
favorite. Prep Football Rankings The Dolphins' offense has
been led by Delvin Williams. the
AFC's leading rusher with l.057
yards and bas become even
more deadly with the return or
quarterback Bob Griese.
Th~ Dally Pilot's Onnge County Top 10
<Final>
WILLIAMS AND HIS forward
wall of offensive linemen Bob
Keucbenberg, Jim Langer and
Larry Little wtll be Caclng one of
thei r toughe~t assignments
against the OHers· 3-4 deferu;e.
wblch ranks No. J in the AFC in
tot a I defense and Is fourth
against the rush.
·'The 3-4 defense is probably
Pos. School, record Last Week Thh. Week
t. Edison 18·1 I Won 35.7 CU'
2. FOW\tain Valley 18 l 1 Won 31-13 CIF
3. E1'peranza C9.0I Won 14-0 CIF
4. El Modena <8·11 Won 14-0 CIF
5. Ser\ftte (6-3 > Won 27 .14 Cl F
6. El Dorado 18-t > Won 27·12 CIF
7. Ille• Santiago 18·0-J > Tied 14·M ClF
Pacifica C8·0·1 > Tied 14·14 CIF
9. Cvoress CS.ll Won 34-3 CIF
10. <Tle >SanClemente c8-l > Won 3S·M CIF
Mater Del 16-31 Lost 27·14 CIF
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FOOTBALL I TENNIS I HORSE RACING
Dome Field Edge?
10Area Tetuns6ain CIF Playoffs
a, aoon c"al.llON "'..._ Ot ... o..ty ,.,... .....
Oranae Cout area pl" p footMll
teams 1'~laln Valley. Corona ftl
Mar and Caplslrano van~. No 2 n. trle1 from Lbt-lr rt'11Pf'Cl v l ac._.
came up wlntiera Saturday ln
colnfllp• lo d tcr mtn tbe home
LHMI for lhe Oral round of the CIF
playoffa, wbkh bf-Jan Friday ntJht.
CJJI' playoff 1ame ltart at l 30 un·
ten chan,ed by the participant.s
And Sunn t t. a1ue champion
Ed110n dftw the No 2 1Hd in 0,. 8t8
Five Conf~ttnce ellmh•alions. draw· in1 lhclenda llel1bt WH on'
Wlldcaw.
SITE _d• O• ·All E ,
however, ~ tcntaUv at lhlJ potnt
due to t.be app«renl unavallab1Ut.y of
Oran1e Coast College, which bu n· stalled a 12.lOO ~ for the use of lbe
stadium due to the holiday w end.
Thus. lt appears Edison w1'l be at
home at WestmlMter Hleb. Fountatn Valley's home game as confirmed
for Huntington Beacb Hagh. and
Corona del Mar is tentatively set to
play at N~wport ff arbor-Saturday
night. with Cost• Mesa usmg tbe
Newport Harbor facility Friday night.
COSTA M~A. as tbe Sea View
League's No. 1 entry, meets On·
tario's Jaguars, a team which bas
not won 1D • JDOOLh 1'be J 1.iuan won
hvt' atra pt Wore two Oes-.nd two
resoundiq «1eleat1 made It a 5-2·2
record
Corona dtJ Mar'1 opponent~
Gladatone. ~mplled a almllar 5-4 o"Verall f'ffOl'd
ewport Harbor Hlch·1 S.llon,
No 3 in t.M Sunset Lea1uo, d,..w No.
t ranbd and uncs.fe•ted St. Paul at
the lalttt'I field Aho oo the J'Old In
Bll "' la Mater Del. wbldl Inv.la to C~rey HJab ID OGtario
l"O\JNTAJN VALLEY' oppoaent
.,ill ~ fl'Jaeohower Hl&h from RJaJto or the Citn.11 Belt Lea1ue
Also drawlnc • No. l Heel and UD·
d f ated entry are the Mlllioa Viejo
Diablol. No. .s out ot tbe South Coalt
Luaue. Mission Vl6Jo battles
E peranaa at Valencia Hilb School.
Esperanu .. the only Orange County
tHm with a spotleu record and ls
ranked No 3 ln Oran1e County and
No l in the CeoLral Conference.
South C.Out League champion San
Clemente gets a chance to aveage a
7.4 10$5 to Sonora int.be second round'
of the l97S playoffs as the Raiders
are due to visit San Clemente Friday.
Capistrano Valley's home assign· ment i s agaanst. Pio n eer
League representative LeUJ.in1er.
.while El Toro's assignment as the
Sea View League's No. 3 team ia to
travel to Aviation, the Pioneer
League champion.
Horrifying End
Giants Coach Wuldn't Believe It
By Tbe Associated Press
.. I've been in this game 25 years,
and that's the most horrifying end to
a game I've ever seen."· New York
Giant Coach Jobn McVay after
quarterback Joe Plsarclk's fumble
with 20 seconds to play was returned
for Philadelphia's winning
touchdown in a 19-17 Eagles win.
.. , mlSSed it. I missed it. What can
I say? I missed it." -New York Jets
placekicker Pat Leahy after bis 34·
yard field goal try with 31 seconds to
~aJJge Coast
SoccerTemn
In Playoff Tdt
Barry Wallace 's Orange Coast
College soccer team, second place
finishers in the South Coast Con·
ference standings, will meet El
Camino at Golden WesLCollege Tues·
day night <7 :30) to determjne the
final berth in the upcoming state
playoffs.
The Pirates finished the regular
season 8-1·5 in conference play and
11·3·5 overall. They have lost only
twice in their last 16 outings.
EL CAMINO, which finished
second in the s tate last year to
Golden West, was second in the
Metropolitan Conference this season
with an 11·2-l mark.
The winner of the OCC·EI Camino
game will receive the final berth in
the state playoffs and will join Santa
Ana, Glendale and College or the
Desert in the state tourney Friday at
Golden West.
OCC QUALIFIED for the playoff
last Tuesday by beating Cerritos 2· 1
in the South Coast Conference finale.
OCC and Golden West had been tied
for second pl.ace going into the final
games, but San Diego Mesa topped the
Rustlers, 3-2, knocking tbe defending
state champs into fourth place in the
final standings.
The Pirates finished the season as
the best defellsive team in the con·
ference. The Bucs recorded six
shutouts in 14 games and gave up an
average of only 0.8 goals per contest.
"WE'VE G<n' GREAT defensive
personnel," says Wallace. "Our
goalie, Doug Patton, is the best in the
league, and center fullback Kern
Haug is t.be best defensive player in
the league. 1n fact, Kern is probably
the best defensive player in the state.
DH, TritoD8 Play
South Coast League water Polo
teams Dana Hills and San Clemente
hlgb schools are the home teams for
Tuesday's second round of the CIF
3-A pl 'lyoffs.
Dana mUs entertains No. 1 seeded
.. El ·Dorado, while San Clemente,
which got into the playGff • when No.
2 seed Mission Viejo was disqualified
for an ineligible player, hosts Avl&·
lion High.
Both games are tentatively set for
3:15.
go sailed wide and clinched New
England's 19-17 victory.
I "They were a good defensive leam,
but we had no offensive attack at all
and didn 'l make the plays we were
supposed to make." -Minnesota
running back Cltack Foreman, held
to 42 yards in the Vikings' 13·7 loss to
San Dlego.
"We've shown more improvement
since early in the season than
Was hington bas ." -St. Louis
quarterback Jim Hart, after pitching
two TD passes to help the Cardinals
to their fourth straight victory follow·
ing eight consecutive losses. 27.17
over W a!Jhinston.
"Tampa Bay is a good football
team. They certainly were eoacbed
better than the Buffalo Billa were to-
day." -BUffalo Coach Cllack IUlox
alter the Bills were beaten 31·10 by
the Bucs.
"We always knew we would have
to beat the Redskins to do anyt.bing
and whether they lost U>day was real·
ly unimportanL •• -Dallas Coach
Tom Laadry after lbe Cowboys beat
New Orlea.ns 'Z'l·7 to tie Wasbingt.on
for the NFC East lead.
"l',n "having to prove myself every
year and this season every game. To-
day was one or those days.
Everything fell into place." -
Cleveland quarterback Brian Sipe,
after passing for 309 yards and four
TDs in the Browns' 45·28 victory over
Baltimore.
"You're on the 1. You ought to
s core from the 1." -Kansas Coach
Marv Levy after the Chiefs• Toay
Reed rumbled the ball at the goal line
with 15 seconds to go, wrapping up
Seattle's 13-10 win.
.. It hit me in the race mask and the
chest. If it hit me a thousand limes,
I'd love it. If it hit me a thousand
times in the race, I'd still lov~ it." -
Chicago's Bruce Herron, describing
his block or an Atlanta punt which
led to a TD lo the Bears' 13.7 victory
over the Falcons.
Oklahoma St.
·coach Out?
TULSA <AP> -Oklahoma State
head football Coach Jim Stanley will
either resign or be fired witbln the
next two weeks, according to a story
in Monday's editions of the TUisa
world.
The newspaper quoted unnamed
.. reliable sources" in lta story.
Stanley bas two years left on bis
contract, but there baa been repeated
widespread speculation about bow
long be will remain at OS\J.
The Tulsa World story quotes
Oklahoma State Athletic Dtreetor
Richard Young aa saying cbaraea
contained ID a Big Eight report or an
alleged football slush fund at OSU
are ••sertous. ''
Tbe NCAA placed tbe 1cbool under
a two-year probation for reeruttlq
violations pnor to tbe B\a Eilbt CoD-
f erence investigatLon.
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to fumble the ball in Bloomington Sunday.
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but lost to San Diego, 13-7.
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Top.s eeded Golden
West College will hos\'
Rivers ide Tuesday
(1 : 30 I as the Southern
California JC water polo
championships get UD·
derway.
The Rustlers are un ..
defeated this season witf\. an 18-0 record I 12·0 in
conferencel.
WLTPhO"'OA Fro• AP Otapa&dles OuellK '° 1 1 21 ,, •1
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10.00, 16.00, S,'°; 8009le 8 1UH
I llphem I S.40, l IO; Mr Ett•bO
1ccer1u.u '°
The championship-
game of the double
eliminaUon tournament·
will be played Wednes·
day at 1 p.m. with the
winner and consolation
winner moving .on to the.
state championships~
Friday and Saturday at.
Golde n Wesl
-John McEnroe bat· winn1peg • • 1 " 11 ..
tled for 3"4 hours Sun· ~~ : : ; ~ ;! ~~ day to overeome.-fellow 111C11-po11s 1 11 2 • '° 1s.
A m e r l c a n Ti m w1,.,111e9T:':'!na~2 Gullikson, 6-7, 6-4, 7-6. Eomonton •· Onclnnet• 3
6·2 in the final or a
Grand Prix tennb
tournament.
"I have never been so
tired in my life," tbe
19·year-old left·bander
said u be collected a
check for tbe $36,400
first prize.
Wade\Vim
RANCHO MIRAGE -
Virginia Wade recorded
a 6·2. 1·6, 6·4 vlctoty
over Vlr10nia Ruzici to
captu,. third place In
tbe Colgate Serles
Cb"lirpaoubips. here,
Sunday.
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t -P•lomer.Cerrllo1 1oser n. Goloen Wbt·Al,...rslde 1_,.
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Twice in the last set
McEaroe fell aDd lay
stretcbed out en tbe ground for several~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
aecoada. Gullikson, rigbt·
bander of tbe Amertcu
twins, fouibt lrimlY to
stay alive but finally
ended the long match
with two weary double·
fauJta .
It was McEnroe'•
second straight Grand
Prix win. He defeated Gulllklon in two sets in
the fi n a l of the
Stockholm Open last
week.
lt wu also another
boost for McEnroe's
confidence as be pnt.
pared to play 11qlel for
tbe United SUU. in the Davll Cup final aaaimt
Britain at llillk>D Hil1I
nedmonth
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TODAY'S CIGSSIGID nZZLI
~CROSS wO!ds S11u1oay·s Puizle Solved
I Paci< down 63 French river
5 T reatv 64 Siar •
9 Snap 66 Bastions I --, . •• c lnlulf !,!.~ ... n • Ir -<>l•lcl• ~ n
14 On lhe 67 M~n·s name
ocean 68 Adroit
I a l 0 ._I f "ltlll•h a I II
I N ~ I r s-•o • s t
15 011ental 69 At --. •• c ( I s ' 'll t I 0 l I I
nanny Bewildered
16 -numera1s 70 Being
17 Montreal 71 Learmng
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words DOWN a o • ' • l I• I' ._ .. . ' .
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20 Tropical Htie 2 Not --
2t Insistent Nobody
person J Field rat
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23 F11st·b0rn • Upstan
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16 Close 6 "I'll draw
28 Crueler you - _.. 27 CO!ded lab· •7 Endurance
32 Undergoing 7 Ruminant ncs 49 Smash inlo
1ebtrth Quaoruped Z9 15-naflon 52 U.S. lake
37 Haclrneyed 8 In that place pact: Abbr 53 Printing
38 Dine 9 Commends 30 Hebrew letter term: Pl
39 Steeple 10 E1ec111c ~I Bank 55 Gold dlgge1
•1 To a -chair Slang, 32 Actual 56 Cloth told
•2 Stdes1ep 2 ~()(dS 33 Root part 57 Sp. artist's
•S Resists· z II Skip 34 PortlCO ~s
WOids 12 Doede 35 Insect egg 58 Code word
'8 Scrawnier 13 Sunday 36 Snare tor "A"
50 Sulk punch 40 Son ol 5eth 59 Trick
51 Quarrels 18 Comtoner 43 Puts in10 60 Beginner:
S4 Rascals 22 Man's mck· '' Dlsplnt Var.
58 Aesull name ~ Relating to a 61 Fedoras
62 5280 leer 2 2• Labels nobleman 65 Female deer
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• STOCKS I BUSINESS
Monday'
lo ing Price NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
Mondly, November 20. 1m
'Insur a nee'
I .anguage Skills
Translated: Jobs
BJ SYLVIA POttTEa
Tuc111n1. law and vf!terioary medJclnt once were COft•
sldered sure and sale careers. But au are overcrowded to-
day. telqraphlnc the dllturb w: message no one can be
&ure a job that looks p-eat ln L979 wUI even be ln existence
lO yean rrom now.
-For itudents selecUnr college majors. parents trying
to guide children or adults aeeklng second careers. there i5
one form of "IMuranc~" for juat about any career:
LEARN A Jl'OaEIGN lANGtJAGE. Language skill
may double employm~nt opportunities.
Between 1960 and 1970, the number o( Americaos
employed abroad jumped 40 percent: one American in six
owes his or her employment to foreign trade.
More and more Atnerlcans are finding jobs in the Unit-
ed States as "local national&" for forelgn~wned com·
panies. which invest more than $30 billion directly in busi·
nesses here.
Fort.Y·lhree percent
of the chief executive
om cers who have as·
sumed their positions In
America's 100 largest
corporations since 1973
have had overseas ex-
Money's
Worth
perience, and there are .
increasing numbers or ads ror executives fluent tn various
languages.
Some b~lc guides to this type or "insurance: ..
<t > THE MOST POPULAR language with Americans
is Span.i&h, but ~nnan, Japanese, Parsi-Cthe language of
Iran 1 and French are useful too. because th~ are the
languages spoken in top business ciUes. · •
(2l Learn to speak a language in give.and-take dis-
cussion with a teacher to become fluent. Don't rely solely
on books and records. At Berlitz, wbicti counts more than
hair of the .. Fortune 500" compaaies among its clients.
private lessons cost a round $1S each wblle classes cost
from $7 to $9.
<3 l For languages that must be learned in a hurry.
Berlitz offers a total immersion course to bombard stu-
dents with the "target" language for nine hours a day, in-
cluding lunch. five days a week. lt can produce a high
degree of fluency in four to slx weeks and cost varies with
the language being taught. Such major languages as
French. Spanish and German are cheaper than unusua l
languages like Urdu or Tagalog.
BUT WHILE ENROLLMENTS AKE rlSlDI al
language schools. university enrollments in several basic
languages are off 30 percent in the past seven years, and
fewer than 2 percent or 1978's high school graduates huvt!
any competency in a foreign language.
Cult.tu-al knowledge of oeher ~tries is lagging_ too.
Fewer than s percent of teachers being trained are re-
quired to take intercultural courses for certification. The
percentage of international items featured on U.S. com-
mercial TV networks is the lowest of 100 nations surveyed
by UNESCO. Fewer American correspondents are abroad
than at any time since World War II.
Dividend by DuPont
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TUBE TOPPERS
ABC D 6:00 -Monday Night Foot-
ball-The iamL Dolphins invade
Houston for a game with ~ Otters. n
important contest for both teams.
KCOP • 8:00 -''Gypsy." Rosalind
Russell ls tlie ultimate stage mother in
th.is 1963 movie version of the Broadway
musical with Natalie Wood and Karl
Ma lden. . NBC 8 9:00 -Greatest Heroes of
the Bible. Moses and Joshua are featured in tonigJlt's segment.
tllild (Pwt 2 of 4)
• MOVIE
meke Lou~ llOw
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ofllll. IL..,-
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Whln • deed _.,, ..
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dog .. the prime IUllplCI In
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11wy we enu.-s to ~
l'.9"• with """' • MCHAl'1. JA()(80N
P4:nny Mars hall of "Laverne and
Shirley" helps Bobby Vinton pay tribute
to lht\ FiftJ · on "Bobby Vint.on's Rock
und Rollers" tonig ht al 8 on CBS. Chan·
net 2. <Sec reVlew below >
au.is: St-t.ewfenoe.
Tim Conw11Y.
• MOVIE + * * "Oypay" ( 1"3)
~ ~. Netalle
WOOO A at11g9 mother
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Sier Or.JoMA. WhMlef.
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Prlnolton. u.-aoeclll
efl9ct• phOtograpfly 10
explain the ...... ~
nomleal findlnga. ~ Dr. Julien WNl:all•.
c•ncet ano n111r111on
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LIARS Cl..Ull
Cl) JOKER'S WILD
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dMr hie boU. Otcair GoiO· man. of p6oetlng to ~
Q!_ll gold out of tllec:ountyY
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I KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angeles
KAIB (CBS) San Diego
KHJ.TV (Ind.) Los Angeles
0 KCST (ABC) San Otego
I KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles
KCOP·TV (Ind.) Los Angeles · e KCET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles
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tlon" D•vld Ctlppen1.
·~the --affec1· Ing publlG eCluCatlon. Int•.
1Mw1 Wllaon Allla, Sl1te
Superin1endenl.
a!)t JUUA CHfLD NID COM>AMY
"Ohler For The 00.."
tera. one ol whom Lynne Seymour and
becomes a renowned Anlnony Dowell we te.
ti~. (2 hrt.. 30 min;) tur.O In Sir Frederic*
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SYMPHONY Ivan TUl'geMY'I 19tlMlln-
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phonio oanc.." lndl" (19711 HlrWy Fonda, l:30. THE 000 COUPlE Paul NewnMln. NI Ol'9gOft
Oecat ,..,,. dating .,, old k)gglng •ernt!Y deYI.. •
n-and decldM IMC he wsy to dlllYW • i.rge order
would lllle lo many her. on ldledule wtlerl atrikWI
M6 e ltl TO IE labotage lhelt equlpmen1.
t:OO~S·H HO'~ OHE~YATA
A young wowlded 80ldier TIME
nodcea. "°"O with the ,... Alt l6der1y nelgtlt>Or ot
of the coml)My, Col. Ann'• WflO II~ to be
Poner'a ..-., attitude. evicted lock.I ,...,..., -"' a 8 GAEATE8T HEROE8 ~ In the Romlno'a ~THE .U: • ~ment
Pen 2 ot "The Deluge.'' 10:00 B (I) LOU ClMNT
··Joahlla Md the Battle ot The Fl9v • ..i-Jedlaon
Jericho" and "Moeel" Md a woman CCIUnlMllor In
(Pwtl 1 • 31 wlll t>e dr9rna-• gMtto hlQll act1oo1 try to
1t:OO 1 ·.(I) ltl NIW8 ~TINGOAME
LOVE EXPEA18
THE 000 COUPLE
FellJt eeiec:tl • or-Ille
and entrueta O.C:. wlttl
the money tor • down
Plty'IMnt.
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· FLYIG aACU8
"Altlle the Hun Sftow''
l>lclotn. "Attll• the. Nlf!
Show". • lttlpteMe club
will'I • differ9ncl, grouplla moo ~. village
Idiots 0.0 QUlllfylng. (RI
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au.t: ~ F. 8uctltey
Jr 11:30 9 Cl) AOa<FON> FUS
''Caledonia. H'a Worth A
Fortune" A ccwwlct'a wife
hlt'M Rodrlord to help her
llnd • large tum ol money
hldOen on a rencn.
• TONIQHT
KO.CE Readies Meml>ership Festival
KOCE-TV bas .. A World of Difference on
Channel 50•• in store for a nine-day festival or local
and Public Broadcasting Service tel.evision pro-
grams to be broadcast during the station's mem-
bership piedge drive from Dec. 2 through Dec. 10.
The array of televisk>n specials will range
from a wildlife special of Macquarie Island to lbe
wild life . in retros pect, feature d on .. Sou.ndstage's .. fifth anniversary celebration.
Tbe special programming. coupled with the of·
fer of membership premiums. will higbligbt ef·
forts of the Orange County PBS station to invite
viewers to become supporting members according
to William A. Furniss, vice president and general
manager.
DURING STATION BREA.KS. volunteers will
take membership p ledges, Uve, from TV viewers
calling 898-9811.
sound of Santana mixes well with Tower of Power
and saxophonist Gato Barbieri for a smooth blend
or jazz-t-ock.
On Sunday. Dec. 3, the noted programs are
"John •Hammond Tribute." parts one and two,
starling at 8:05 p.m . This is a two-hour tribute to
folk s~ter John Hammond. Featured artists
include Bob Dylan and Peter Yam>.
Al 10: lS p.m. is "Song by Song, by Gershwin,"
a lrib~ to the lyrics of Ira Gershwin set to music
by George Gershwin. Harold Arlen, Vernon Duke,
Jerome Kem, Burton Land and Kurt Weill.
Dmce will be emphasized on Mooday, Dec. 4.
A'l' t :ts P.M., "G&EAT Perforpiances'
features -"Dance by Balanchine It," a special
reaturmg the impressive stars of the City Ballet
Repertory, including Peter Mart.ins and Suunne
Farrell. Mikhail Baryshnikov is scheduled to
make his debut with the company in lb.is produc·
tion.
"Isadora -The Biggest Dancer in lbe
World," parts one and two, wiU air at 10:10 p.m .
The flamboyant per;sonallty who set the dance and
social worlds awbirl in the early twentieth century
is port.n.yed.
,• On Tuesday, Dec. 5, the evening is a potpourri
Through some spectacular camerawork. we are
introduced to the animal inhabitants of Macquarie
Island -located midway between Australia and
AJltarctica -and bow they have survived the
rigors of !he harsh climate and the invasion of
man.
The regularly scheduled "Masterpiece
Theatre" segment of "The Dutchess of Duke
Street" airs at 9 p.m .
Al 10:30 p.m., a two-hour "Maria Callas
Special" airs. This is a tribute to the late opera
star on the anniversary or her birth. The program
will deal with both the public and private woman, examining all aspects of her controversial life.
Featured will be som e extre m e ly rare
performance footag.e.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6. features the best of
Laurel and Hardy. It· starts al 8:05 p.m. with
"Music Box." followed at 8:40 p.m. with
"Block.beads," "Tit ror Tat" at 9:45 p.m. and end-
ing with "Way Out West" at 10: 15 p.m.
On Thursday, Dec. 7, regularly scheduled pro-
gramming will air.
TONIGHT'S LATEST.LISTINGS
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"8C>Uf OI The Mo!Mnt"
• MOVll -••"4 ''T~.,..., (fttt)
8'*1ey Mecl.alne, Lau-
,.._ Hanlli¥· A oontTOller·
.., ~ 09'• mtxld uo
...... llllow l.actlet whO
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8'on1t" ( 1970) Gent! Wiid·
.,, M1tgot Kiddlf. An
lfietwnM lntleri11 enough
money IO lnwlf In I ilght•
lin.~~
GEJ'MiW'f
" thltllll that Mex hM deMtMd '-II the Ill.,. • CAPTlOHfi> A8C ... 9 ..oYIE
•• ~ "lNI Ofeet. 8allk
Robbery" ( 19691 Zero '
Molle!, l(lm Nov.it, A
bani! II belieged by com-
peting gangs ot W()llld.be
r~.12hrt.)
J.C>RNING t2:00. 'TWIUOHT ZONE
O\wtM Wtlitley ~ up
wtth an ldM fof ""ut!WICI
10 "" )'OUth • AL.FRID HfTCHCOCK
PAE8DfT8
A pOllce detective
lfrMgll • unique f'llM to
caotwe •killer. e HONEYMOONEM
Sputred by hi• wife, ~ •lt«nC>t• to regain hit loel
yc>uth, and ends up trying
to ltlOW off at • rOller a«at-
~ rink:
12:30 . ADU.ER
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PMIENT8
A men, MIOllt to 1t>e -c:uted IOf I crime he J"d't'I
commit. decldle to write hit..,. ot Ille MC)fy.
• MOVIE ..... '"The ... , ......... ~
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Shlralc.•we. A r-of
glgentJc ldlntlflc: lntellecU
enempt• to~ Eerttl. 11hr .. 30 min I
t2'eo 8 Cll C::. ~TE MOVIE
• * •'-+ "J,toMllan And Wll9:
The Fina Alt Of ~
Allv1" ( 19731 Roell
H11d1on, Suaan Saint
.,__ 8elly MoMlllen ..
k~ and Nici In
~Jor·~ AtirMl•ldl
1:00 e TOMOMOW
Oueela: ~ Soltr.. c:n-
llOf ol ''The lkKMuaaey
aarn.," a.t• OllMI\,
cr.etOt of IN get11e ''Clmle
Struggle," end ~
AnlCMtdl. GrNtor of •
9lfM WwoMng big ....
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ALM "'Olcour···
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and .. myaUflld .. objlcl• 1:ao1iir' ~him. a:oo MOVIE . * * ~ "South S••
WOM•n' ( t95lH BIHl
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Tt1e•d•tl'• ..... ~ .. ., ...
AFTERNOON
12:000 **V. ''Meet MIA!
The Felf" I 1953) Oen
Dalley, Diena Lym. A run--
llW8)' 00-l)han .... tlle llid
ol a medicine allowmar1
Ind • IOQlal WOf1tlt. (I hr ..
30min.)
•••• "The Sist«'a:"
( t938) EO'OI Flynn, Bette
D•vla. Two women
1tralghten OU1 lhelt own
probtl!M, ......... .,,..,
llli.t'a.(I hr .. 50mtn.> a:oo III • • 'h "The 0mega M.n" ( 1971 I Ch•rllon
Heaton, Anthony Zer1le
The '°"' ~ of •
GI'"" -etternpta to~ . pwe • QK8 In Otdlr to
-hurMNty. (t "'~ 30 min.)
..... ,h .. FtrileAnO "°'"""'" ( ,., EMa ~ ley, Donna OougWa. Two
lo\lera pllwl to rnatty. but
the git! dlaapprCMll of her
lflllCl'I gembllng. ( t hr.,
30min.)
Helping Glaetto
Edward Asner <right) as "Lou Grant .. ap-
pears before a group of ghetto high school
students with the Rev. Jesse Jackson <play-
ing himself> tonight at 10 on CBS, Channel 2.
Among lbe programs highlighting the .. World
or Difference" pledge drive is a two-hour tribute to
the late Maria Callas, four programs grouped as
.. The Best of Laurel and Hardy," a jau-blues
s pecial featuring Ray Charles, tbe Ciflb an-
mversary celebration ol "Soundstage," the Na-
tional Georgrapbic exploration of the human body
and the Cousteau Odyssey seeking the "Bllod
Prophets of Easter Island."
8 .W. Stevenson and Bobby Bridger. two
sensitive and sincere songwriters loog associated
with Austin's music scene, sing from tbe lieart of
Texas to start the pledge driv~ on Saturday. Dec. 2 al 7 p.m.
' of delightlul watching.
''EDGE OF COLD .. IS A wildlife special host·
ed by ·Sir Edmund Hillary anl airs al 8 p.m.
It picks up again on Friday, Dec. 8, whep the
two outstanding specials are the National Geo-
grapbic's "The Incredible Machine" at 10:05 p.m .
and the Cousteau Odyssey's "The Search for liiiF.;;;;;;;;;;;;;111 Easter Island" at 11 :05 p.m.
On ''The Incredible Machine." new camera
techniques penetrate living tissues and organs to
reveal the bu.man body as it works -and the
AT 8 P.M .• AND RE PEATED again at 11 : 10
p.m., will be "A Sant.ana Festival." Tbe Latin
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beginnings of We itself.
.THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY then explores
Easter Island. a thriving civilization centuries
ago, which now serves as a parable for our time.
II llM'Olll IU1 PICNa: I~ NOW PLAYING
ctMMWUT MCIMM
Saturday, Dec. 9. is another music-filled even·
ing, and a major event is a rifth anniversary
celebration of "Soundstage," the free-wheeling. in·
concert music series. The program highlights the •
current sounds or jazz, rock, countrywestem and .,.....-=arta,.Tm•= .. _.
blues. and takes a look at its five-year history. It~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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airs at 8:05 p.m. and is repeated at 11 :05 p.m.
The "Ray Charles al Mootreux" musical
special airs at 9 :05 p.m. It wa taped during the
recent Mootreux Jazz Festival where Charles was
accompanied by some or the giants or jazz.
Charles performs both a jau and blues session.
"Shoot-em-up" night is Sunday. Dec. 10.
"DAD'S AllMv:· A hilarious British army
series. start.5 ·off tbe evening at 8 p.m .. and
Cowboy Classic film : "Rainbow Over Texas" airs
at 9 p.m. ''The Reel West," wblcb de·bunks the
TV-cowboy myths aod features such notable
western figures as Clint Eastwood, airs at 10 p.m.
Then we go riding off lnto the sunset with lbe
Cowboy Classic rtlm: "Check Your Guns," airing
at 10 :35p.m .
"Newscbeck," Orange County's local news
program. wilLair Tuesday and Thursday at 7: 30
p.m . and will be repeated at 10 p.m. during the
pledge evenings •
.. VOl'EllS' PIPELINE," dealing with local.
political issues and personalities, will air 'on Fri-
day night at 7:30 p.m .
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J\llen Fiiming Seq-ual
Back on the Poseidon
By aoB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD <AP > Un·
d1unted by a swarm of pen iM
bff1. tum maker Irwin AUtn ti
conllnuina hL'l lop&y·lurvy w~
of c apitahtiotS oo hwnan fean.
Allen diKovfred • bonaua by
lrlghtH tnl audie nce. wlth
water ("'l'be ro.ctdoa AdVt"n·
tu rt"> and f\tt <"The Towerlog
Inferno•·>. but be atumbhld wbto
he tried lo tmp•oy lDHCU (''The
Swarrn"> The lrrepreulble pro-
d\K'er-dlrttlor 1 ~ to waler
ugaln wtt h .. o orond t h e
Poseldon Adveot~ •
NEXT. "BEYOND Lbe T~r·
mg Inferno'"' Ne1atlv • bla pro-
J~ ct for 1979 15 "The Day lbe Earth Ended."
Allen~• ,latt>Sl J>.roJttt" b s cot·
tered ovt"r Staaes 1$ ~nd 20 al
lhe Burbank Stuc:U015, wherP ~ ts
filming "BeYC>Od the 'P<>Seldon
Ad ve nture " for W a r nt"r
Brothers. Everytblng as upside
down, includ ant: a ha lf donn
n e w a utomobiles t h a t lire
chained in a cargo hold Allen
was shooting a scene m wbjch
. the bold slowly descended toto a
tank of water -warmed to 92
degrees for the comfort or the
a<-tors.
Mo b ile homes o uts ide the
stages bore the names of the
cast : Michael Caine, Sally
Fie ld. T elly Sava las . Pete r
Boyle, J ack Warden, Sh irley
Knight. Slim Pic kens. Shirley
J ones , and Karl Malden
·•1 BELIEVE IN the s tar
system," proclaims Allen.
. ,..~
POSEIDON REVISITED
Olaa•er Expert Allen
Obv10URly He 3 IM> believes in
puthng has slars through th
wnngers, as Caine can at test.
··Every night, J go home with
a fresh supply of bruises and
cuts." he remarked. ''Beca&.tse
t ht' ship is upside down, the sur·
faces are irregular , so you're
a lways s tumblin1-. especially
whe n you 'r e wa is t·d eep an
water . Also. you encounter chan·
deliers and other objects and
you have to step up four feet to
pass through any doorway.
"J drew a nasty s prain in my
leg yesterday. Fortunately, I
didn't have to work this morn·
ing, so I could res t up."
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STA\'IN' Mm11>
The caa11t l" we ll compensated
(or bum~ and douiin11.' Karl
-M ttlden rem arked lhal a.. lt re·
nlvin1 hls hl1he1t '" for a
movfe. hl&h cnou,rh IO lhat he
doesn't have LO worry about
IHvln& home without bis credit
card.
.U HE PaEPAR£D to d\lnk
hl• •tan ln the tepid water. Al· l~n ditcUIMd tbe new project.
"Thia 1tory begins teconds
alter the '1"he Poseidon Adven· tu,..· ended. I commluloned the
new book from Paul GalUco: it wa• the tu t thing be wrote
before hia death. Ho was kind
eoou1b to dedicate the book to
me. i nd he explained lo his
forward tba t the new s tory
start not Where bts ttrsl t>oolt
l'nded . but where the movie
ended . . .
"Cameo sank the Poeeldon lo
his book. l kept it afloat."
Allen said Galllco rintSbed all
but eight pages of "Beyond the
Poseidon Advent.ure" before he
d ied las t year . His wile .
Vlrglnla, completed it.
THE NEW PLOT concerns a
group of salvagers Caine. Field.
Malden who bOard lhe capsized
liner in search of loot. They are
Joined by a suspicious doctor
Savalas and along the way they
encounter various survivors or
the disaster Boyle. Jone s ,
Warden. et al.
Allen is spending $12 million in
his faith that the disaster ·movie
will rise again. This. despite the
fai lure of the "The Swarm" last
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By Tiie Anotlated Preu
The foUowing nre Billboard's bot record blu ror ta,, week. ending Noyember 17 as ~ appear
In thl• week's laaue or BilJboard mqulne.
HO'S SINGLES
1. "MacArthur Park" Donna Summe r
<Catablanca\
2. "Double Vlalon" Foreigner cAUuUc l
3. ·•ttow Mucb J Feel" Ambroeia <Warner Broa. >
4. "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" Barbra
Streisand &t Nell Diamond <Columbia)
5. "You Needed Me" Anne Murray <Capitol\
6. ''Le Freak" CbJc <Atlantic\ • •
7. "l J41t Wanna Stop'' Glno Vannelli CAlcM)
8. "I Love The Night We" Alicia Bridges
<Polydor>
9. "Time Passages" Al ~art <Arista>
lO. "You Never Done Jt Uke 'lbal" Captain &
Tennille <A&Ml
'roPLPt
l. "52n<t Street" Billy Joel <Columbia\
2. "Live And More " Donna S umme r
I Casablanca>
3. "Double Vision" Foreigner <Atlantic\
4. "A Wild And Cruy Guy" Steve Martin
<Warner Bros.> s. ·· 'Grease' Soundtrack'' <RSO l
EASY LISTENIN(i
1. "Time Passages" Al Stewart (Arista)
2. "Our Love, Don't Throw It Away" Andy
Gibb <RSO\
3. "You Don't Bring Me F1owers" Barbra &
Neil <Columbia\
4. ''I Just Wanna Stop" Gino Vannelli <A&M l s. "This Is Love" Paul Anka IRCA I ·
SOUL SINGLES
1. "I'm Every Woman" Chaka Kahn <Warner
Bros.>
2. "Your Sweetness Is My Weakness" B•rtY
White (20th Century I .
3. "Mary Jane" Rick James (Gordy\
4. "Le Freak" Chick <AUanUc I
5. "One Nation Under A Groove" Funkadelic
<Warner Bro6. 1
COUNTRY SINGLES
1. "Sweet Desire·Oid Fastuoned
Kendall& <Ovation)
AU. Q ll!i2 NfO Ill ~IUllS llE~IYE
lWE SIM. OF ~ MOTION PICTUllE
COO£ OF stlf ~TOI
"PAAADISE ALLEY .. (PG)
"THE WILD GEESE" (R)
"BOYS FROM BRAZIL" CR)
"MAGIC" CR)
"UP IN SMOKE" CR>
·:UP fN SMOKE" (R)
"EASY RIOEA"
"MAGIC"(R)
"CORVETTE SUMMER"
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2. "I J ust Want To Love You" Eddie Rabbilt
<Elektra )
3. "On My Knees" CharUe Rich with J anlo
Fricke <Epic\ .
4. "Sleeping Single In A Double Bed" Barbara :
Mandrell <ABC \ •
5. "The Gambler" Kenny Rogers tUoit.cd
Artists\
·Brinks Robbery.
Movie 'Premieres
BOSTON <APl -The world premiere or
"Brinks Job," a film depicting the events leading
up t.o the 1950 12.7 million Brinks robbery, will be •
shown btte Dec. 7. . •
Mayor Kevin White's office announced that film
director William Friedkin and actors Peter Falk and
Peter Boyle and actreN Gena Rowlands will attend
the •bowifta. .
CONVICTED BRINKS robbe rs Sandy
Richa rd5on and Adolph "J azz." Maffie )llso will a\. tend . They acted as unotricial advisors to the pro·
duc!tion company. Both served 13·ye.ar prison terms ror their part ln the crime.
The movie was flmecf In tts entirety from May
l lo July 28 at65 Bost.on area locations.
PRECAUTIOSS ARE being taken to assur~
safe delivery or the prints to the theater. the Sack
Cheri complex. Brinks trucks will transport the
prints rrom Loan International Airport.
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•Special Diets •Horoscope·
Turkey Tetrazzinl for leftovers.
Te trazzlnl
Mama Mia! Delicious Turkey Tetranini.
Now you can buy turkey cut up in a variety or
ways : drumsticks . wings or thighs ror your
tetrazz1ru or any other m al you have planned.
All fre h or froien
TURKEY TETRAZZINI
4 turkey legs. fresh or thawed
Scalloplnl
There's an easier, more economical way to
make the Italian dish scalloplnl. Use fresh
California turkey. With veal. expensive and
often scarce, "Turkey Scallopani" is an inspired
creation.
For six generous servings, buy a quarter.
breast of turkey <or. use packaged fresh turkey
breast meal slices> about I~ to 2 pounds. Cllt
the meat in thin slices. Easy to do if you first
place the meat in the freezer about J hour, just
until the surface is well chilled Dredge the
slices in seasoned flour, then brown quickly in
oil and butter. Mushrooms, garlic, herbs, lemon
Juice and white wine go into the skillet with the
turkey. 1ben all simmers rapidly a brier 5 to 10 minutes.
Cook some ne" potatoes with rresh mint,
and serve them In their skins with the turkey
scallopmi. It's a praise-worthy combination.
TURKEY SCALLOPINI
1 quarter-breast of turkey, l~ to 2 pounds
1 or, 1 package turkey breast sUces > v.. cup fiour
1 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon paprika
1AI teaspoon while pepper
Turkey
puts a
different
twist on
an Italian
dish.
4 cupt water
1 Iara onion, 1hc J
1 bay I ar
6 pepperrorn1
l ltupoon aalt ~-...=~:W ~· ry lt'IVl'I'
Vt cup butter or maraar1n ..., cupnour ·
~ lH poon sail
•i:. ~UJ»Oft whU pepoer
~ u ... "'poon nucm.-i
3 <'UPI milk
I cup turkey broth • v,. cup dry ~erry
~ l)Ot10d thJn apa•hett
4 C'UP' cooked turkey lt'I meat. sUeed
l $-ounce can whole nuaahrooma. drained
l cup harp ~-ddar cbeele, arated
Pleet In 6 quart kettle tW'Uy legs and ihe
next & inarl'dlent . BriDI to bolllnc: reduce
h at. a1mm<'r cov..-.d 1 i,; heun. Remove rrom
broth and rool Slice orr mMt ln nice. ftrm
1Hc •s Slratn broth: rf'serve l'or saucr. Melt-
. butttir 1n a lnrg •mucepan. Remove ftom heat;
11llr in Oour. stilt, pepper and nutmeg until
amooth Cradually dd ntllk and turkey broth:
bring to bo1hng. stirrh\I constantly; boll s to 7
minutes. or until thickened. SUr in sherry.
Meanwhile, 1n 8·quart kettle, bring 5 quarts
water.to bolling, add 1 tablespoon salt and the
pagb~th . cook as label directs: drain In col·
ander. Return spaehell to kettle. Add l"" cups
saU&e; toss hghUy unlll spaghetti and sauce are
weH combined. Place Into a 2-lnch deep baking
diah. To remaining sauce. add turkey and
mushrooms; mix well. Spoon Into center ot
dish. Sprinkle grated cheese over top. Bake at
~ for 30 mJnutes. or until bubbly. rr desired,
brown top by placing briefly under broiler.
Serves 8.
2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons oil
6 ounces small fresh mushrooms, halved tor 1 lh cups )
1/4 teaspoon pressed garUc
~ cup dry while wine
l 'h teaspoons lemon juice
1/4 teruspoon Italian herbs, crumbled
1 tablespoon finely chopped parstey
<Remove bones and skin rrom turkey
breast. Place meal In freezer about 45 minutes
to 1 hour, until s urface of meal is thoroughly
chllled and slightly firmed. Cut meat In 'I.a-Inch
slices.> Mix flour, sail, paprika and pepper.
Flour meat sllces. shaking off excess. Heat 1
tablespoon each butter and oil in large skillet.
Add a layer or meat, and brown lightly on both
sides. As meat is browned, remove and keep
warm. Brown remaining turkey, adding re·
maining turkey, adding remaining oil and but-
ter as needed. When all meal is browned. add
mu1brooms and garlic to skillet and saute light·
ly. Return browned turkey meat to skillet. Com·
bine wine. lemon juice, Italian herbs and
parsley. Pour over all, and simmer rapidly 5 to
10 minutes. until liquid is reduced and turkey is
tender. Makes about 6 servings.
SpicY Yule Log
While this Spicy Sponge Roll makes the
most festive or holiday yule logs, it ls so
versatile that it can be served at almost any
special occasion during. the year. It is U"ht and
lovely. deliciously spiced and lavishly frosted.
It's made like a Jelly roll and starts with a
thin sheet of delicate cake. Depending on
whether the cake is while or dark, It ls spiced
with cinnamon or nutme1 and grated lemon
peel. Using the bottled version of grated lemon,
which ls found on lbe spice shell, will save a
great deal or Ume and bother.
Either the white or the chocolate Yule Log
may be made with the same baste recipe; spic·
Ing and chocolate make-the differentt. As you
see in the photo, you can fro8t the white cake
with Cinnamon Chocolate Frosting or you might
prefer the chocolate cake with lathers of nut·
meg-spiked white frosting. If you really want to·
put on a great show. bake one or each, one
chocolate cake and one white and arrange the
trosted and rolled up cakes on a long tray with
nowcrs or holly or pine branches placed around
them.
For the holidays, decorate the Spicy Sponge
Roll with preserved cherries, pineapple, 1reen
1ea.ves cut rrom rolled-out green rum drops,
halved nutmeats, colored suaar, or whatever
elae atrikel ,our rmcy. A 1prialdinc of nutmec
or a Upt dulUnl or cinnamon or alllptce ls
always deeor.Uve, 1u11est bome ecoaomilta of
the Amerieaa Spice Trade_ A.uocl.UOO.
SPICED Y\JLE LOGS
8plftd S,.Ce a.u:
'H cup all-purpose flour
~ teupooo around nutme
4eap
~·cupqar v. cup butter or mar....-. melted aad
cooled aUlbtJy er.em Froeuna•
Greaee a 15 .x 10 x 2-lnch Jelly roU pan. Line
with waxed paper: ere ... and Hthtly nour: set
Mlde: lil.1x topther nour and nutmet i Mt Hide.
PlHe eas aJ1!1 1uaar ln the larl• bowl of an
electric mixer. Place over a pan or hot water
until eggs and sugar are lukewarm. Remove
bowl from hot water; beat egg mixture at high
speed until thick and creamy and mixture.
leaves a thick trail when beaters are lifted,
about lS minutes. With mixer at low speed stir
in nour mixture, just until blended. Quickly stir
in butter. Immediately pour batter into pre-
pared pan: spread smooth. Bake in a preheated
moderate oven <350 F. > until springy to the
touch. about 25 minutes. Immediately Invert
cake onto. a damp towel. Remove pim and
carefully remove waxed paper. Starting al the
short side, roll up cake and towel together,
Jell~·rolllashioo. Let cool-(?ompletely on a wire
raclt. Freeier wrap and freeze it desired.
Return to room temperature before unrolllng to
till and rr<J8t with cream frosting. YIELD: One
Sponge Roll
Variation: Cinnamon Chocolate Sponge Roll
Prepat"e as above but ~ubeUtute 1.4 cup un·
• sweetened powdered cocoa ror V•l cup ot the
nour and add 1 lh teaspoons ground ciMamon.
•a:NNAMONCROCOIATECaEAM
FROSTING
3 tableapoons .all·purpoee nour
1 cup milk
~ cup butter or mar1arine, IOfteDed
~cup augar
1 packap C6 en.> Mml·•ftet cboeolate morsels
l teoapoon ground dnlaman
In a medium saucepan cotnMne nour with
milk; blend well. Cook °"" low heat. atln1n1
constantly until mixture bolls ud thlckml, toOI
thoroughly. In the top portion of a double hotter
place chocolate ; melt over bollln1 water; cool
1ll1htly. rn the s mall bowl of an electric mhcer
beat butter and su1ar until lllbt and n..try.
Graduall1 udd cooled milk mbture, beaUn1
thoroughly alter each addition. Beat m cooled
chocolate and clMamon. Cover Ind refri1erate
until ready to use.
V artadoa: N••e•Crea• ,.. .. , ..
Prepare u above but omit aeml·aweet
• •
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w.-...
Golden Glazed Turkey with Sesame Stuffing.
Glazed Turkey
Few of us would dare vary the typical holl·
day menu. but it can be fun to vary the prepara-
tion of the tradftional turkey and stuffing a bit,
based on this recipe ror Golden Glazed Turkey
With Sesame Stuffing.
If you've never glazed a turkey before,
you'll be pleasantly surprised with the final re-
s ults. 'The golden glaze, a combination of butter.
honey ..6lrepared yellow mustard, and 8QY sauce
Is sure to highlight the turkey and delight your
guests. Don't rorget the navorfuJ golden dress·
Ing accented with more mustard and toasted
sesame seeds. Everyone will ertjoy the change
from the standard herb dressing.
You can also add interest and variety to
mashed potatoes by preparing Creamy Potato
Bake. A topping of heavy cream, seasoned with
nutmeg and orange peel. will transform every-
day mashed potatoes into special holiday fare.
Best or all, this recipe uses instant mashed
potatoes, to help speed up laat minute prepara·
lion on that busy day.
Peas and carrots In pepper boats can be
used as a colorful garnish. Simmer pepper.
halves three to four minutes untH tender-crisp.
fill with hot vegetables, add a dot of butter. and
return to the oven for a few minutes to keep
warm until served. Complete yoUI' dinner with
cranberry sauce. hot rolls, and perhaps
pumpkin chiffon pie for a flavorful holiday
feast.
GOLDEN GLAZED TVRKEY WITH SESAME
STUFFING v .. cup sesame seed
12 to 15 pound turkey. thawed
1 cup chopped celery
\-2 cup chopped onion
~ cup butter or margarine
1 cup turkey or chicken broth or water
4 tablespoons prepared yellow mustard
8 to 10 cups dry bread cubes
11 .. cup honey
1 tablespoon soy sauce
Spread sesame seed in shallow pan; toast in
325 degrees oven 15 to 20 minutes, stirring fre·
quently, until golden brown. Cook celery and
onion in ~ cup butter until tender. Add broth ·'
and 2 tablespoons of the mustard. Add bread
cubes and toasted sesame seeds; toss Ughtly
Stuff body and neck caviiies or turkey. Place
turkey on rack. breast side up, in shallow roast-
ing pan. Cover loosely with foil tent. Roast In .
325 de~rees oven 41h to 5 hours. Melt remaininl! ,
'4 cup butter; combine with honey, 2 table· '
spoons m ustard. and soy sauce. Uncover turkey,
brysh with butter mixture. and roast 20 to 30 '
minutes longer, until turkey is cooked and well •
glazed."'-·
~CREAMY POTATO BAKE
6-serving recipe mashed potato Oakes
'Al teaspoon orange peel
a~ cup heavy cream
11!1 teaspoon ground nutmeg .,... teaspoon salt
Paprika
Prepare potatoes following directions on
package. adding orange pool. Spoon Into but·
tered s mall casserole. Combine cream. nutmeg,
a nd salt; whip until thickened. Spread over hot
potatoes. Sprinkle with paprika. Bake in 450
degrees. oven s minutes. 6 servings.
, Spiced Yule Log is tradltlonaf'way fo cetet>rate season.
chocolate morsels and ground cinnamon.
lnttead ol cinnamon. stir in 1 teupoon 1rated
lemon peel and v. teupoon 1round nutmef.
T• AIM•ble Yllle Loi: Unroll 1pon1e roll.
Heat I,\ cup apricot or r11pberry preserves with
l tablespoon water; a pre ad over •pone• roll
then spread with abOut ~ cup of the fro1tln1 :
re·roll, 'jelly roll fuhion. Place 1o1. Ham aide
down, on a Jong platter. Coat wlth remaining
rrottina. Refrigerate for at least 4 boW'8 before
serving. Uee Cinnamon Chooolate Frosting to
fill and rrott Spiced Spon1e Roll and Nutllltl
Cream Frostln1 to llll and rroet Cinnamon
Chocolate SPOi\1e Roll. Yule Lot may be com-. ~
pletely ueembled, lllhtly COYared with waxed
paper and ref'rtlerated the day bef~ &ervln1. -. ... . . .. ,, .
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Sunny Recipes for llianges
Fa£SHOaANltt; 7 01 marthmallow atantly Removtt from ,, pint whlpp1na with ulmond/coconut
JUICEOllESSING crem heat an d 11t1r In cream l whlpptd & mixture C hill until
T cup mk)'Oftn•l•O I ot. un crushed man hmallow creme un 1weet ened1. or medium ready to servt>. Ournish
'4 cup Dijon plnt1p~.dralned tll wt>ll bl ndtid • Add •lie t'Ont.alner non-d ulry With mint is prlg or
mustard. or to wt t 1 a r 1 e c 1 n lhr drop1 red and l~o whlp&>f'd toppinti oronfi!C slice.
'• c up rro•h · evaporated mllk C..U· drop yellow food color ~ .. c up 11 l1 c d NOTE. For r1c-her
squet•ied orana Juice elalllMla,..,...,.ra .. rt Ina and 1Ur almond• purfalt, mot nil of the
l tabl~l'OOO dill, or Red and y llow food BHl evape>ratf'd mllk v. c up toasted whipped cream with
to tHte colonna • to 1oft peaka Yold In C()(onut do u b I c a m o u n ls or
or In a aaucepan prlnkt marahmatlow I latln Olvl• whipped cream coconut a nd a lmonds
2 teu poon tar· •elaUn o¥er oranr.• mlxtur• and drained in half To one portion and Uhe as a parfait
ragon,ortota&t Juice to mollt n 1et1l n plnupple unUI woll· add lh a lmonds a nd luyer
Duh Sell 1'b n 1lowly M-at mix· mill d Refrtaeral• unl I c()(onul The Orange Chltfon
D1bh Pepper ture In dou~e boO r un lhlt'k e~h t.o layer In Layer c hiffon and may also be poured Into
In mixing bowl com tit ttilllln la compl tely p1rfalt plain whJpped cream In a graham cracker crust
bln c mayonnaise •nd di olved. 1Urr1n1 co• Fllllfti/Tupplng . parfait 1fUaea and top for a rich but light pie.
mu1tiard until desar~.-------------------------, :----:i.---=
tartne l. obta1nt.-d I H
rs Important to u e u DI·
jon m u111tard > Add fR:.h
11queezed orange juu.~o
l\ttle ut a time, stirlint
\.lntil dre11Mntt Is thl n
~nough to pour ind
per onal tw;te In swttt.
ness Is obtained. Add
choice or seasoning, salt
and pepper, and chill
Use sef#SOnlngs ac
cording t.o salad content
01 II 11 better on frui
with tuna or salmon.
Tarragon is better wit
vegetables.
ORANGE BLOSSOM
._ SNOW
2/3 cup sugar
•,2 cup hot water
1 1 o r the 3 oz .
pac kage or orange
flavored gelatin
l egg while .
21,; cups freshly·
aqueezed orange juice
Add the sugar t.o th
bot water and stir unli
lhe sugar has dissolved.
Add gelatin and stir un·
til dissolved. Combin
with orange juice, and
pour into a freezing tray. ·
Freeze until fi rm bu
not hard.
Beat egg while until
~tiff. Add (rozeo mix·
lure, a nd beat until
blended. but not melted.
Return quickly to
freezer and freeze until
fi rm
ORANGE BUTTER
1 2 cup butler
I cup fine sugar
1':? c u p rres hly -
:,queezoo orange juice
I toblespoon orange ~ ~
NG!
Orange
chiffon
parfait
made from
fresh
orange
juice now
available
atrrany
grocery
stores.
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liqueur
M e lt butter i n
~aucepan over low heat
or in double boiler. Add
sugar, oranl(e Juice and
lique ur. Stir and heat
until lhirken<'d to a
syrup <.'Onststency.
o i ay Tur ey Selection
Grade 'A' Young
Turkeys . 59
Thanks to Lucky, you can put on a traditional
holiday sp~ead for lower prices overall .
The sau ce may b e
used over crepes, pan·
cakes, fre nch toast, war-
f I es. baked apples.
poached pears, s weet
potatoes, bread pudding,
and as a quick sauce for
roast duckling.
ORANGE COOLER
1 c up rre s hly ·
squeezed orange juice
1 egg
2 ice cubes
Splash Kirsch
Sprig or Mint
Combine a ll ingre-
dients in blender. Blend
at a high speed. Pour in·
to two juice glasses.
ORANGE CONFETT
PIE
1 baked graha
cracker crumb crust
1 3 ·0Z packag
le mon navored gelatin
l 3-oz. packag
orange n avored gelatin
3 cups boiling water
1 e nvelope un
navored gelatin
'h cup fresh orang
juice
2 oranges
l'h cups h eav
cream
Early on day of serv
ing :
Prepare baked crum
crust as directed; cool
Make up le mon an
orange hello, using 1
cups bolling water ro
each. Pour each into 8'
layer·cake pan an
refrigerate until set.
Sprinkle unrtavore
gelatin on orange Jule
to soften; then, stir ove
double boile r unlil dis
solved. Refrigerate unti
it Is the consistency o
unbeaten egg white.
Peel and sectlo
oranges. then _cut in
bile size pieces. Add t
gelatin·Juice mix. Beat
cup cream until stiff an
fold into the mixture.
Cut the firm lemon a
orange gelatin lnto ~.'
cubes. Fold half Into
whipped cream mixture
Lightly pUe UU. mlxtur
into the IJ'aham cracke
c rus t . Refrigerate . re
malning cubes and pl
for 3 to 7 houri.
Whip remalnlnt
cup cream until atitf
Spread over top ot ple
Sc"Uer rest of Je ll
c ubes over whippe
cream, leavint 1 '
border of the cream.
oaANGE CBIPl'O PAar.ur
OraapOlan.:
l envelope un
navored pl.Un ·
LANCASTER FROZEN. 16-22 LBS . LB.
LOOT ONE lURKEY PER FAMILY
Grade'A'YoungTurkeys 65
LANCASTER FROZEN IO 14 LBS LB e
Straight from the farm ... that's the way we've
always purchased turkeys. And that's why our
prices are so much lower overall. Fresh and
frozen. the turkeys we offer are always Grade A,
too. There's no torn skin. no bruises, no last
minute ·plucking of pin feathe rs. Our own brand
of turkeys. Harvest Day, is butter-basted for
flavor and intludes a pop-up tlm~r . Cholesterol
watchers may prefer Swift's Butterball turkeys.
which are pre-basted with vegetable oil. Both are
blast frozen. so'the flavor has been preserved at
its freshest. As always. we offer a goodly supply
of fresh birds for the cook who prefers them that
way. For budget watchers {and that means all of
us) the most delicious part of our sefection is the
quality of our savings. Because quality and
savings. good pilgrims. are what discount is
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How Not to Over Eat at Thanksgiving Dinner
Things )our moth~r
never toJd you about
Think ~n Ina dinners
cm1ybe hr d1dn-'l
know ' I .
WHA T s aiE
TURKE'\ TO DlJV.,
At le. " th.m 200 nlori
t.:GG PLANT ROMANO
l ~. cups turk~y
bro t h 1or cann e d
<'tuc.ken b ro th l. h tl·
l ktmmed .
&-ounce can tomato
p Ile
I medium eggplant.
pteled . Jit'ed
l oruoo, mlnct"d
l c love garli c .
minted tor 1/11 teaspoon
104tant I
turkey meat . In ha lf·
1n<'h cubes
4 llblespoons sharp
Romano cbeete, grated
and serve Immediately.
Mak es four 1erv1ngs,
&bout 175 calories each.
SZ ECHVAN TUltKEV
Wint WALNUTS
~ cup tomato j uice
2 tablespoons dry
sherry
3 t-blespoons soy
sauce
4 cups on.ion. sliced
2 cups celery. sliced
tbin
Optional : t teaspoon
monosodium glutama te
I teaapoooarrowroot
cup cold water <or
tu r k ey bro th , fat ·
skimmed I
Hot pepper sauce to
taste
· Optional: l tables·
poon fresh ginger root,
chopped
15 walnuts. halved
a serving, rcw mu1n
r<)Ur e "mt'Dl " Qr ' AS
ralorle clw•&> as turkey
There ·i. lot tc> do ~ llh
ldtovcr turkt•y, o let
yo ur fr t>e £er .
rt>frl~erDlur nd O\ ~n
!'lbe ht> the d !C'ldina f c
tor s tr you'v<" ~ot
freet<'r room.· me I 1ze
por kt•t ot cookf<l turk<>>'
fan tw 011..· "J:r<'ut ~am
ntng" Ill 'lt'lirc Of tnH•n
llH', qu11·k and t>.t >
meals But ''ht•cl.. sp C'l'
and t-qu1pmt•nt before
s hopping a bit: bird
may bt• ll burga1n. bul
where will ydu kN'p ll
unlll cookln ij l\m ..
What \\111 you cook 1t in~
Will your O\ en accept
tl" Is Uwre refr1~erator
r oom to ll l..ts h the
can:ass after dinner~
Can you spare the
freezer s pace to store
leftovers"
until htlled lhrou11b urvlnaa. •bout J40
' rve o~-er hot. drained u lori each
I P••h etU. MakH lour TUUEV AND
2 tea1poons mixed
rtallan seasonine•
\'a pound coo~ed
Combine a ll ingre·
dlente except turkey and
Romano cheese in a
la rge non·stick skillet.
Simmer uncovered. stir-
ring freque ntly. until
eggplant is tender and
most of the Uquid has
evaporated (10 to 12
minutes>. Stir in turkey
a nd he at throug h .
Sprinkle with cheese
2 cups I a bo u t 9
ouncesl cooked turkey
cut ln bite-size cu¥s
Combine Cirst seven
ingredients in a covered
skillet over moderate
h e at : coo k t i ll
"vegetables a re tender·
c runc h y , abo ut 6
m inutes. Combine ar·
rowroot and c<>ld water
or broth: stir into skillet
until sauce thickens and
clears . Add seve ral dashes o! bot pepper
sauce to taste -dish
should be hot and s picy.
At the last minute. stir
in gi n ger r oot and
wa lnuts. Makes 4 serv·
ings, about 240 calories
each with water. 250
calories each with broth.
WHIC H IS
MEATIER" B I G O R
SMALL, TOM OR HEN?
Th e r e's no
categorical difference
between big. s m a ll,
male or female. The
"refuse ratio" is about
t h e same for all :
Dressed turkey is about
27 percent bone. But big·
ger turkeys te nd to be a
"better buy" because
their prict'·per-po und is
lower Check the price
b e f ore yo u buy : A
turkey that's a few
pounds heavier may be
cheaper!
WHAT ABOUT SELF·
B ASTING TURKEYS?
It makes no sense lo
pay a premium price for
added fat and calories.
011 a nd additives
pumped into a turkey do
nothing tn improve the
taste and te nde rness.
Proper c·ooking is what
counts ' Oi l -add ed
turkeys cost you even
more per pound than
you think . . s ince the
extra fat adds lo the
weight. The oil also con·
laminates the cooking ,
j u i c e s with added
• calories and Jl"lakes a
greasier gravy.
WHAT'S THE BEST
WAY TO COO K A
TURKEY" The best
lime and temperature
combination will be
found on the turkey 's
plastic wrapper. Find
th e weight of yo ur
turkey and follow the
label dirl'Cllons accord-
in!o!ly, no matter what
your cookbook says!
These are the standards
that have been de·
veloped and tested by
the turkey industry to
pro d u ce the bes t -
looking, best-tasting
bi rd for your table. Who
would know better?
D 0 E S STU F Jo~ t N G
HAVE TO BE FAT·
TENI NG? -Not if it's
made without fat or fat-
ty mgrecbents. To ·'de ·
calorize" dress ing.
follow any recipe you
like. but omit butter. oil.
shortening, margarine.
fat. lard. sausage, bacon
or other greasy ingre·
dients. Re place with
soup stock or wine. For
a moister <a nd more
healthful dressing. in·
crease the amount pf
onio n . ce l ery ,
mushrooms. parsley and
other vegetable lngre·
dients . Herbs an d
seasoni ngs a dd n o
calories to speak of.
C A N C A LOR IE ·
COUNT E R S HAVE
C R ANB E RRI ES? -
C r anbe rries . yes!
Sugar-packed cranberry
sauce~ no!
TUIUC.EYAND
SPAGHETl'I PRONTO
l '4 c ups turke y
broth <o r c a nned
c hicken broth >. fat·
skimmed
6·0tmce can tomato
paste • v .. cup dry sherry
2 tablespoons ins·
tant onion v. teaspoon instant
garlic
2 teaspoons oregano
or mixed Italian season· ·1ngs
Salt and pepper to
taste
2 cups (9 to 1.0.
ounces) cooked turkey,
cut in ball·lnth cubes
4 c ups spagbeUi ,
p rotein-enriched, ten·
der-cooked
Jn a n o n -s t ic k
saucepa n, sttr broth,
tomato paste and sherry
u ntll s mooth. Stir th
aeasonlngs, s1mmc r 3
minutes. Stir ln tur e
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~-Use Citrus as Centerpiece for Holiday Gifts
Winttr 'a c h otc
orance. t nav I from
Cautotnla a.ad Ar110na,
la Hn-..Jmt a Ume lo
be 1 part ot your holiday
fe1Uvltlea: Acl\aally
oran1•• bave been 1
part of r Ualoua
t .. uvalt sine«' ancient
times, when a tr of · ·1olden apples··
(~llewd by many Ma
torlana to be oran1ts l
1prans up at I.he wfd.
dtn1 of the kin1 and
queen o~ the cods.
Juplt•r and Juno At lh ~1lnn1q of the Chrt tian era. the Jew u ed
1n the r ceremonl~ •
lrull they calltd the
· 'hadar" or .. ,oodly
tree.'' beU~ved by man.r
to .b~ a varll't}' of
orange And you will
even find bowl 11 o f
golden or1n1rs on th~
a ltar1 o f Buddhl!.t
temples in thl' rt-moteat
areaa cl Asta.
More recently t..he ear-
ly IHIOft oavel oranae
hat become known a
the "Christ.ma oranae"
or "stocking stuffer."
Oranges are produced
an several growing areas
o f California and
Arizona. making it
possible to provide fruit
from the Weal year
·round. This year tbe
production of navel
or anges from Central
California and the de-
sert regions ls expected
to be about the same as
last year. During the
pre-bollday season the
crop abotald be or ex-
cellent quality.
ROLmAY GIFTS OF
F&E.811 CIT&VS
Fresh cltrua from
California and Arizona
is perfect for holiday
girt giving! Tbe natural
brig ht colors and
fla vorful goodness or
fresh oranges and
lemons are what make
them such a great gilt.
Artfully arranged in a
"special .. container with
a blt or greenery added,
the fruit makes a gift·
the e ntire family can en-
JOy. To get you started,
Rt>duc Mal. almm r 5
mlnulu . R•mov
IP cea Add remaining 1n1r~ient1 : heat •·or
11rnl1h, fJoat t'love
tudded l ~mon
t>artwl\~ I allcu tn
pun<'h. f lf'tld, Makt• ahout ll cl.lpt CM-v -ntffn
5ounc~1ttVln1• •·
HOLIDAY PICF.D
Pl.I (;ff
4 cur-water
11cup 1u1ar
20 whole clovt~ z 1tkkl ctMamon
I bottle (33 ouncu >
apple rider, chlllfd
I botU f 24 ouru: al
whit or purplt ttrap
Jul et. chlllC!!d
J ulcr of fl fre h
lfmon1 '1 cup l
le In saucepan, C'Omblnc
watf'r. uc•r end a1>1('('~.
Or n1 to boil. allrrlng PUNCH th cup brandy <op. lee Rina in punch . ring mold ~ ruu with
urllll 11uaar dluolves. Juice of 6 rru h tional > Makes about 11 cups wa ter. Freese until
R due beat: slmmtr 5 lemons U cupl h cup c\lracao or cseventeen s.<iunce aerv· firm · Arrange citrus
minutes. Chill: remove 1 cup 1u1ar olbe,r orUl•O.vored. li· 'nJS L s lices and green Jeeves
plcea To serve. In I bofllc '750 mL or queur (oPtJoeal) orr top of iCf' rln1. Add
funcb bowl romblne aJl 4/5 quart> Chablis or Cltrul fee Rini CIT&VS ICE RING: _ waler to cover citrus to
n gr t d fe n t a . For other dry whlte wine. Jn punch bowl, com. I lemon, sliced in within V.. Inch of rim of
11rnlah. float lemon ch111ed blne lemon Julee and cartwheels mold : freeze. To unmold
co rtwhtel 1llu1 ln l botUe '750 mL or su1ar: stir to ditsolve t orange. sliced in tee rinc. place metal
punch.1fdHlred Makes 4/5 quart> pink cham· 1 u1ar. Slow ly a dd half·cartwheels mold briefly in warm
bout 1.2 cupa (5lxteen pa1ne. chilled Chablis. champag ne . Green leaves <mint, water: remove Citrus
6 ounce servtlll• 1. 1 bottle <28 ounces) so d a. brandy a 0 d parsley, etc. l Ice Ring and noat In
LEMON •CllAMPAG~ club soda. chllled _ curacao. Float Cllrua __ F_ll_l_a_1.1,-1i_.;.q;...ua_rt_m_et_a_1...;p_u_n_c_h_. ------.............. .... ...... ... w-. .... n.1m
16 to 24-lbs.
Frozen
Roast our fine turkey tor your
Tllenk.IQIVlng dlnnef. ~M they're
tendef and meety and fflecleO "°'" the finett flockal Turn an ordln.,y meel Into 11 teest. s.tewey guerantMe it Will be Che •* o4 your hOlldlly ..... EKh Turkey 111 U S O.A Gr llde A. Wlllch 11 IN otftcial IOI>
grade ...,.,ded Cly ce;*'l 11'*'-• wno .,. elloent "' flM pou11ry. limit One Per Femlly, Pleese
BEEF RIB ROAST ,
Manor House Frozen ~· 670 H• TUrlllJl 'o to 1s.1b e:;:v ._
U.S.O.A. Choice Beel
Costa Mesa
211 E. 17th St. 8 Fully Cooked • s~g~·:· S 218
(Water Added)
MANOR HOUSE YOUN& TOM
E~~:·l~87o Santa Ana
3861 So. Bristol
~-IL .
USDA CHOICE BULK BEEF
We• cutAnd T,._ To Y .. I• 11•111111 Alll ldnClllrfl.
here are some ideas for 1e1f Stew Melt
holiday gift giving with FlaYOrlulandJutcylMnCut>es . • a. '111 WHOLE Im WHOLE BEEF !~~!l!e!!!Rou11 s1•• !!!!~or~ULDE1$124 ........... . ... Coolled ano P-.O. ftozen Oetrol\ed .. _, · Fllet ......... Stull ... •3tt ...... , .. fresh citrus. A glass pitcher filled llD llbll lllcon ~·11•
.... •311
(8 to 12·1b. Siu) BonelOS• .... 18 to 12-lb. 5429) USDA ....
USDA CllOlce 8eol Round. -Cho4ee Beel IChucll Croat Aibl -with zesty aromatic Hormot.ForA&eaklutTreatt.
le mons la a welcome --~ H .. ~.uel aAIAllTU Of UTatnn•
gift. Do include a punch w 1i,on, FultyCootutd. 8onelns • At,.....LewPrlDllAI,.._ 118W
recip e with lots or
punch! And don't forget
a s poon to stir the brew.
Add a bright bit or rib·
boo and some holiday
trim fordeeoratlon.
Fill a woven basket
with .golden oranges
rrcfm California and .
Arizona. Bright colored
na pkins with napkin
rings add a nice touch to
this arrangement. It's a
triple gill the recipient
will love . . . snacking
on dellclo,µs oranges.
selling a festive table
with tbe new napkins
and keeping the basket 1 filled with fresh citrus
the year 'round.
A unique gift for f rult
and vegetable lover s!
Fill a vegetable steamer
with fresh oranges and
lemons. Add broccoli or
other f avorite fresh
vegetables and don't
forg~t a handy set or
kltchen spoons. Include
this quick and easy re·
cipe for Fresh Lemon
Bulter to serve with
cooked vegetables.
Fresh Lemon Buller:
Combine~ eup softened
butter, grated peel and
juice or lf.a fresh lemon;
blend weU.
A small wooden crate,
easlly purchased in
va rlety or d iscount
s tor es, ca n b e a
"special" container for
giving your friends fresh
Western grown oranges
and lemons. To make
this welcome gllt even
more appreciated, add
little e.xtras geared
towards your friends'
special interests, For an ·
extra persona l touch
add an old fashioned
glau Jar fllled with
c1trus sugar and do in· elude the recipe.
Citrus Sugar: Com·
blne 4 teaspoons grated
orange OT lemon peel
and 1 cup sugar. &ore In
covered container. Use
In most reclpes calUng
for sucar <cereal, tea,
frnb fruit. etc.>.
HOT LEMON
C&ANBD&Y PVNCB
3 cupe water
t cup suaar
20 whole cloves
2~dnnamoa
l bottle <32 ooncet l
cranberry Julee cocktail
l ..U. C7~ mL or
4/1 quart> roM wine
Julee of I frHb
l•IDOM Cl•)
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COFFEE
Ground
v;c:c~m$649 .3:. .
011 0 Corn 79 -c!:;. .
COORS
LIGHT BEER
...,....,_..., •• ,~ ... o &;}159
SAFEWAY HAS VARIETY AND LOW PRICES FOR
THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY!
Prices EllectMI In UC.Med Safewa)'I No Sale In EJcc:ets o4 20 Oallonl No SM For R ... le.
VODKA or GIN CHAMPAGNE
Winner'• Cup 6.l Mal1on Blanc
80-Proof $277 'll'•Whlte :-e3 • _ ~ . •Pink ~ r:s;:;;1 '710411. •Cold Duck .._
ANCIENT AGE
Straight Bourbon
88·Proof s411 :-i .. fjttll
EARLY TIMES
Str1lght Bourbon ,
51
.1 80-Proof ~ ..
ClllllTID ltlOS. & BRANDY '
80-Proot s4n .,... ., BIHi
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'Weibel •2••
-79411.
CllllmAl •1. ALMADEI UMAY llACIAllS
CHABLIS IEAUJOLAIS SCOTCH
~-!jll • ..J211 ~o:;_, '571
tZ. ~ Mlke~~!.!~f!a~yE!~~~~~~!y gin l~ ...-e«tlflcete thet'1 0')•ranteed to please! Everyone will be ...... P*!H<I to cuatom aetect the gift 01 his or her choice from
t11 Satewey•a labulou1 array of tine food• and many things oth_.
than food.
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'§'$~,~~~~~Exposure Ro11$14I
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-~ VEGETABLES
•Whole Kernel Corn
With 8utteteauoe 69 • Broccoll Speere l~ 0 With Bulter •Broccoli Witt!
ChMH Sauc:. • Caullflower
VIVA
PAPER TOWELS
Seott
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Whlpptnger-~ 4na Lucerne Freeh ....... Mii,. V .....
~~:y~~~=590
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Clam or Gu1camo1e1. C.-
CNMI Cltllll %-$ 590 Lucerne Plain .......... "'-
LAlllE OLIVES
Town House
Pitted Ripe 590 •=-
01etor 8 .,,.
Regular =· ................
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Pork·-·~ , ...... Penecc f OI BrNkla • Fanner JOhm Ill ,....Parts_. '1" SllC>ulderei.OI •.••. .. .. '":"''"""' ..
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Ju1t Rlghtl ane
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CACTUS Healthy 99•
Planta.. ¥ ...... . ....
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Tender Stllk1
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rnue. the g1me shOulO ll1d t>etwMn HOY ta ano 25th
Howewt, When ye>ur •tOr• runt out Of liCll-. .,,. geltll • oft!Ctlltt , ...
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Almaden Mt. Wines 1 rn11
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nrl frl• I Th .at :. "'h v
vacuum &>.i<')..t•d "'hl•Jt
cerm ., a1Jo a auty
food :
Thl1 bfoautlrul whrAt
at.rm toUft'I la dfftln d
to be\."()ft)e lhe ravorlle
hrl1tm _ loal It hit~
thr ithapt-, n avor nd
.dmond pUt\" flllln~
t)'paral ot 1 tradllJonal
S~edl.h 1toUcn .. But thl~
one-is mu<'h t Irr to
makt1 A ~treamllnf'd
nt.'w te<hnJque for max
lni t~ dou&h h t)een
d.-\·~loptd xttns avc
h'Maru: f0\1nd that muny yl'nM doughs l'f.lqu1re oo
~nf'udang A:. In thla·
stollt'n rec1pt-, the ell'e
trk mtx~r does all lhl'
work
WllEATGKRM
llOLlDA Y STOLL EN
Special
Diets
By June Roth
Diet Full
Of Bulk
Much has been written about the benefits of
a h1~h bulk diet these days for those who have
healthy digestive tracts and want to keep them
that way. But the opposite Low Residue diet ap·
plies for those who have had surgery and those
who have been ordered to keep roughage and
bulk to a minamum. It 's particlularly ordered
after an ileostomy to keep a soothing flow of
food through the tender areas.
Eggs should be served scrambled. poached.
11ort-cooked, or hard-cooked, or in omelet Corm,
but never fried. Fats are restricted to butter ,
m~ritarinc, cream, and salad oil. All meat must
be tender and free of coarse connective fibers.
:ind well-trimmed or fat. Poultry should be
served wit hout skin .. White-flesh fish, canned
luna and salmon are permitted, but not lobster.
crabmeat. shrimp, or any other fish. Meat ,
poultry, :tnd fish should be 1><>ached, slewed,
baked. 01' broiled. but not Cried.
'
Cream cheese, coll.age cheese. and mild
American cheese are permitted -omit all
others. -Bread should be Umited to day~ld or toast-
ed white or rye bread without seeds. white rolls
that are dried or toasted, white melba toast.
s altmccs. sooa crackers, zwieback, or matzoh.
Cook t'nric'hed fine white cereal or well-cooked
stramcd oatmeal. Dry cereals. such as com or
raC'e rtakes. or upffcd rice may be served. I)() not
i;ervt• graham crackers. b1scu1ts. whole-grain
breads, seeded breud and rolls, bran, coarse
cereals. pumpernickel. and all other cereals.
Cooked asparagus lips, carrots. beets.
purt'ed peas. spinach. Swiss chard, wax beans.
green beans. winlt•r squash. and tomato juice
should be s<>rved include 3 to 4 servings daily,
with at least t green and 1 yellow vegetable. Do
not serve any vegetable or the cabbage ramtly,
celery, onions, summer squash, turnips, Uma
beans. and dried peas and beans.
Limit frml to strained fruit j uice, ripe
bananas, cooked applesauce. peeled apricots.
peeled peaches. and peeled pears. Do not serve
y;aw fruits <except banana> cooked or canned
berries. cherries, pineappfe, raisins. or any
cooked fruit with seeds and skins.
Serve creamed, mashed, bolled. or baked
whit<' potato without skin, Macaroni. spaghetti,
noodles. white rirc'. are fine too. Do not serve
fried potatoes or sweet potatoes in any form.
Only strained cream soups are allowed,
made with alJowed portion or milk and
vegl'tabl~ Do not serve soups with a fatty
stock ba.w
Limit desserts to spo nge cake. angel cake,
plain sugar wafers. vaniJla wafers. cuslard, plain
puddings, r e nnet custards, fruit-rtavored
gelatin. plain ice <'ream and sherbets. Avoid
pies. and desserts containing nuts, coconut, and
oonallowed rnuts.
I !ere arc some Low Residue recipes for
tames when the doctor orders this pampering
diet ror someone in your home.
CRACKER CHEESE SOUFnE
10 saltine crackers
1 ''2 cups milk
114 cup grated mild American cheese
'" teaspoon salt
Da11h nutmeg
J eggs, separated
Break crackers into a bowl; add mllk and
let stand abouLl hour. SUr until smomb.. Add
cheese, salt, and nutmeg: beat egg yolks slight·
ly and add to milk. mixture. Preheat oven to
-325"1''. Beat egg whites until stifl pe1lu form;
fold into milk mixture. Pour into al.quart soul·
n e dish and bake about 40 minutes. Makes 6
servings.
RICE AND CARROT UNG
l cup cooked white rice
1 cup grated carrots. cooked
l r up grated mild American cheese
2 eggs beaten
V:r teaspoon salt
Preheat oven to SSO-F. Combine rlce and
carrots. Add cheese and aUr in beaten eua and
sail. Spoon into a greased 1.quart riJll mold.
Place ln a pan of bot water and bake 20
minutes. Makes 6 servlnga. ,.
rinc
HALIBUT MOUSSE
l cup light cream
.2 cupe bread crumbs from whltAt bread
1 pound raw halibut, lround or chopped
t teaspoon salt
' • teaspoon nutme1
4 egg whit s
Preheat oven to 350•F. Stir cream lnto
brtad crumbs. Arld jlround ballbul. 1alt, and
nutmeg. Beat egg whlte1 untll ltllf peakl form;
fold tnto f ilb mlx-ture. Spoon mixture lnto a
sreased Joni pan. Place the pan ln 1 lar1e pan .
of hot water. ,Bake 4$ mlnutel, or unU1 ftrm. lAt
•land 10 mlnuta before 1Uclnc. MJ.kes 8 Hrv·
int•·
• I
Holiday Stollen.
~.. l'UP mill.Cd dlc.'t'd
t•nnd1t'd frwltl
'·~ cup d~1rk . eedlcss
raisins v,. cup rum
1 envelopt' act1 ve
dry yeast
2 lo 21 ' cups flour ~ .. c up vac u u m
packed wheal germ ,
regular or sugar & honey
'4 cup sugar
:V.. teaspoon salt
11'6 cup bot lap water
'105° to 11~)
14 cup butter
t egg
' 1 leuspoon mace
1 ¥2 tf'aspoon ,:rated
lemon peel
Almond Filhng
Egg WhitP Wash
Candied cherries
Jtnd a ngelica for garnish
candied fruit and ra1s1ns
into dough Work an
enough tor r<>mainang
l t,l;i cups nour to get li
dough. Cover bowl. Let
l'lse l 'h hours or until
doubled Turn out 011to
floured i,urface. Divide
in ha lf and shape each
ha lf inlo 7-inch oval.
Spread half of each oval
~th Almond FilJ}ng to within 1 inch or edge.
Fold o~r half over but
keep sllghtly recessed
from bottom edge. Place
on greased baking sheet.
Brush with Egg White
Wash. Let rise In »'arm
place until do ub•led.
Bake in 350° oven 20
to 25 minutes. Cool.
S prehd with Glaie.
Decorate with candied
<'he rry wedges and
s trips o r angelica .
Makes, s mall loaves.
1i1ll on wal.kln1 arou~d £••llen t • e of concern e d the house without a Parents, P.O. Box 343,
atlk"h of clothes on 1ave Lexington, Mus. 02173;
me the courase to Write Love Our ChlJ~. 125
to you. What reaUy up. North 34th St., Omaha,
11et her was b1s nudity In Neb .. U131: Persona l
front of the 10.year-old le1e student who had from a proleeek>Dal -• Freedom Foundation. dau*1Jter. joined a religious cult, I c 1 e r I y man or a 79u Miibury Road.
u w1r .... ~ recommended A·PRL eoun.selor wbo know• the B I · &Md ~-.. y e ...-:. the same <A 111 an c e lo r t b e lodivfdual's sltuaUon. a tunore, -· 2~· · thin& ·-only worse .. She D E A R A N N gets a kick out of Preservation of. The following ll'OUPI LANDERS: Whenever I
answering the door Relit,!:' Llbenles). I have bee n rec om· order tout _even in
s tark naked and Wat bardedwithlel· mended by Rabbi thebetlrestauranta -I
watching the surprised ters from former cult Maurice Davis of White get only tbe cent.er but.
reaction or whoever hap· membek'S and parents 'Plains. N.Y . who, four te red. The rest is bone
pens to be there. Veste r-telllng me I had ·been and a hair yean ago, dry. This Irritates me
d ay ·al wa s o ur taken in. founded Citiiens and 1 always send it
c lerg yman .. l nearly Almost all the letters Engaged in Reuniting back. The result is a dlr·
died: were low·key , non· Families. tylookandalongwtll.
What I want to know is h ysterical, and non· Also supporting these I don't know about
can she be arrested _ judgmental. They just organizations ls Re v. anyone else but 1 eat tbe
Uke maybe ror indecent wanted me to know I Joel A. MacCollam, As· whole piece of toast _
ex P 0 s ure? p 1 ease had made a mistake and sociate Rector of St. not just the center _
answer. 1 am _ WOR· hoped I would do further M ark 's E Pi sco Pa I and I want the butter
RIED IN BUFFALO research and retract my Church in Glendale. Cal. spread evenly. Am 1 be·
DEAR BUFF (ao pa.a endorsement. We ll. I Here are the organiza. ing petty? Is there a
Intended): So Ion' 89 have done a great deal lions: Citizens Freedom cure? -NOT GE1TING
your wlfe ls ln her own or research, and I was Foundation. P .O. Box MY BUTI'ER'S'WORTH
bome lbe cannot be ar· wrong to endorse this 7000 -89. 1719 Vi a El
rested. II sbe goes oat-controversial group. My Prado. Redondo Beach, DEAR N.G.: Whn
side nade _well. that's recons ide red recom· Cal.. 90277: Individual yoa order breakfast.
anottaer l&ory. mendation to families F reedom Foundation, make a point of tbe way
The woman ls· clearly with this sad problem is Pittsburgh Chapter , Box yoa want lbe tout bat·
a a ex blbtuonlsl a ad _to_g_e_t_pe_rso___,n,....a_1 _a_d_vt_ce __ 1_3_1._A_l_li_so_n_P_a_r_k_._P_a_. _t_e_red_. ______ _
ataoald seek prolessloaal ~ taelp lf lbe develops a ----------------------------
yea to "branch out.··
DEAR READERS :
When 1 goof I do at right
and I am prepared to
take my punishme nt.
Haul out the wet noodle.
Dress me in sackcloth
and ashes.
In response to a letter
from the a ng uis hed
parents or a young col-Mi x candied fruits.
raisins a nd rum. Let
stand several hours. Mix
yeast with t cup flour.
wheat germ, sugar and
s alt in larger mixer
bowl. Add hot water and
butter. cul into pats.
Beat 2 minutes at hi gh
s peed. Beat in egg.
mace and lemon peel.
Beat at high speed I
m inute or until thick
and elastic. Drain rum
from fruit and save for
Almond Filling . Stir
ALMOND FILLING :.--.......... ~"!!!!'!!---.
Crumble Yl cup almond LAMP HADES
paste into small mixer Harbor Lites bowl. Beat in 2 table·
spoons rum from fruit <or IM htrf O.,IKi ~
milk !'and 1 eg0 yolk until llZJ'/J Mtwport ...._ " c .... w... s mooth a nc c ream y . U'-7l01 EGG WlllT £ WASH . __ ......;-....-..,.__ _ _,
max l egg white with l
teaspoon water. GLAZE: r-""!!r---... .----.
(
Mix l cup powdered sug.
ar with 4 or S teaspoons
milk to spreadable con·
s1stcnry.
Boros~ope
By SYDNEY OMARR
Tuesday. Nov. 21
)
ARIES <Mar ch 21 -April 19 ): Accent on
locating opening, escape hat.ch. outlet for
creative energies. Aquarius. Taurus, Leo figure
prominently -and so docs the number 4. One
who is specific Is an ally. One who equivocates
is a ttempting to get some\hing for nothing
from you.
TAURUS <April 20·May 20 >. See situation in
light or re ality ; avoid selr-dec~taon. Be
analytical. practical and insist on a fair deal.
Those who tell you to work for ideals, not cash,
are only loo willing to expend your time,
energy, assets. Please -know when to draw
the line.
GEMINI <May 21-June 20): Accent on beau-
ty, exchange of ideas and gifts. Home could be
remodeled. residence could change, family
member makes diplomatic gesture. Ride with
tide; be receptive. Taurus, Libra. Scorpio
persons figure in scenario.
CANCER (JllJle 21-July 22l: Emphasis on
costs, production time, basic assets, realistic
appraisals. Count your change! Be positive con-
cernlng contracts, agreements. Pisces. Virgo
figure prominently -so does the number 7.
Define terms -be sure you are not quoted out
of context.
LE-0 <July 23-Aug .. 22l: You get chance to
vindicate, to prove an important point. Cyc le
high -j udgment, intuition are likely to be on
target. Accent personality, s howmanship,
powers of persuasion. Capricorn, Cancer
persons rigure in scenario. Imprint style be
direct and confident.
VIRCI() <Aug. 23-Sept. 22 l: Streamline pro·
cedures -finish what you start. Look behind the
scenes. Be discreet -don't reveal all you know.
Lel others do the talking. File data, information.
You learn secrets and gain access to confidential
material.
LIBRA <Sept .. 23-0ct. 22 l: Accent on how to
make wishes come true. Yes, romance is part or
scenario .. You'll get to heart or matters concern-
ing arrair of heart. Leo, Aquarius figure pro·
· mlnently -and so does the number 1. Fresh
contaet aids ulUmat.-cause..
SCO&PIO <Oct. 23-Nov. 21l: You regain
sense of direction. Your intuition works over·
time. Individual who aided, taught you in past ts
back in picture. Aquarius.Jlgures prominently
-·and ao does the number U . Superior b Im·
pressed with you and will say so.
SAGl'rrAIUUS <Nov. 22-Dec. 2ll: Expand,
dlvenifY.. distribute. publicize, advenlse and
promote .. Element.a of luck, timing arE> with you.
Gemlnl ftpres prominently. Accent on com-
munication, travel. sj)ecial publicalioM. You
can 1aln "aplritwll lnaight.s. ••
CAP&ICO&N <Dec. 22-Jan. 19>: Check
clausn, lease, rental or purcbue anange.
meats. Partner. mate figures In scenario -
question or cuh now could dominate. Scorpio,
Leo penons "have their say." Be thorough,
take nothing for granted. ·
AQVA&IVS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Analyze
written material. especially contracts, legal
documem.. GemlnJ. Virso. Sagiltariut flaure
promlnentJy. Yet, there wm be a chanae -It
wlll beaeftt JOU. Accent on public rel1tlon11,
pubUcity -and marital status.
P18C£8 <Feb. lt-March 20>: Go alow, ex·
amine various angles. posslbllltles. T1uru1,
Llbra. Scorpio per10ns fl1~romlnently.
Dom..Uc adjustment la on a . Harmony
can be..netored. Key 1~1\o ·make creative, ln·
temceai conceuk>Ds wJtnout abanctontnc prtn·
dpl ...
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T here are eight gorgeous trees, each completely decorated in a unique motif,
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THANKSGIVING
DAY
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poimettlu, fresh Christmas garlands and much, much, more.
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A.C)en(y, ft'"' (Me"'°" lie; •nO .. ,,., b•d or proposot Mio! I be seelecl ano
lfl~ wit" IN s.c-.tory of the A09nc y
at or IMIM• 1111 ,...,. ,,, tlll\ nouo -
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IN! DIOOef Wiii enltr lnlO • cont•oc:t
w•tll IN "91n<Y II aw•rlled IM worti,
•nd Wiii bit CM< IMeel torlttitecl II Ille
s..cuuful ~ refutAS to ente< 11110 uld controct A"" COftlr.O or ,_racts aw.trcNCI
_, Utt. ltwllaOOtl tor &kb •re e•·
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Prote<CIOl'I Auen<Y Htll/ltl' IN Untied
St.ttet _. •l'I\' Of Its Cl_.,.rlmel\CJ,
~In. OI' f""PIO~ It M wlU 1>e o
~rty to tltlt lrw1tot10ft tor Blclt or ol\y
1es11111n11 c.omroc:t.
81-rs Oft this WOl1I wlll be reci1 .. rM
Cardiac
SeDlinar
.,)
Slated
A seminar on urdlac
u r e wtl1 be praen\ed al
So~th Co11t Medlcal ~olftr ln ScMath IA&wta
on Nov. :JO by two ai.rr
c&rd'oaocbts.
Tbe " m ro r .
a ponaored by lb
bo1pttal'1 critkal ur
unll. la «kslprd as 1
rardlal' ~ to mttc
educatfooa l nred or
nw-ses . PaUent monitor
tn1 devt , Jt"Ctriul
saf1 ty. pattmakcrs and
thera~uhc couch are
Copl~ that will be di.S
CUH~d by 0" Stt-v\'
Reyoerd a nd Prank
Rose.
The semina r runs
from 8 1 m. to • JO p m and tb~ cost ts S30,
whk h lnclude:s a butret
luncheon. !-'or inlorma·
Uon. call the hosplttil ut
'99·13U, ext. 136.
Exchange Club
Wins Award
The Capistrano Valley
Exchange Club has won
an Exchange Club "Big
E" award for the firth
straight year, based on
achievement ln "educa-
tion, efficiency a od ex-
pansion."
Jack Port e r ,
spokesman ror the Ex-
c h ange club district
which tak es i n
California. Nevada and
Hawaii, said the club
was one of 17 in the dis·
lrict lo win the award.
t o Conte>ty wlttl tne P~IOenf'J EK· --------ocu11.,. Onltt' Ho, tt2A6. Tt. requl,..
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It's Work
B~ing a Mom
By ANNE COOPER
Ot U. O.Oy l'lte. ""1
Betng a mother is hard. Being a working
mother borders on the impossible.
Wednesday. I arrived home to be greeted
by my first grader . who annouced that she
wouldn't be going to school the next d ay.
"No, that's on Friday -Veteran's Day,"
1 said.
"You're W('Ong." my husband informed
me. "Friday's a school holiday, buf tomor-
row is a school ·recess.· In plain English. that
means no school. It's a teacher conference
day."
I remembered a note Susie had brought
home a day or two earlier ' settlng a Ume for
a parent-teacher conference. But I had
thought our appointment. was the following
week.
I CHECKED THE note. The appointment
was the foUowing week all right, but both
Thursdays were 'recess'
days -no school. Where
would I find a baby sitter
a t the last minute?
"Can't J go to work
with you, Mommy?" Susie
asked.
"No I said. "It's hard
enough for adults to sur-
v I v e d e a dlin e in a
c00f'e111 newsroom-you 'd prob·
ably be trampled."
I called my neighbor, wbo wftcbes ~us1e
after school until her dad gets home. No
answer. I called a round or baby sitters. No
one was available until the weekend.
AFTER SUPPER I made more calls.
Nothing. J couldn't stay home with Susie,
because I'd missed two days the previous
week when we were down with sore throats
and the nu. l certainly couldn't leave a 6-
year old alone for eight hours.
Finally I called a good friend. I knew she
already ~d plans for the day but I was
desperate.
.. If you can't rmd anyone else, bring her
over here \" my friend said.
WHEN I STILL HADN'T found a sub-
stitute ear(y the next morning, Susie and r
left ahead of my usual schedule, so I would
have time to swing past my friend's bous_e
without being late to the office.
When I started the car, it groaned. It had
groaned before. In fact, I'd had it at lhe
garage earlier in the week to have the groan
•removed. Back we went to the garage.
The car repair mllde me slightly late to
the police station for my dally accident and
crim e check. Susie was coloring next to me
as I scanned the pollce log. 1 "IF YOU HURRY," a young police of·
fleer called out to me, "you1ll just make lt to ~.
the gas station at the bottom or the hill
before your right rear tire goes fiat." . ·.
"You're kidding," I Sltid. But be wasn't.
The tire was decidedly fiat by the time I
got to the parking lot. The police department
geneTously stij>plied the m anpower to change
m y tire. but I was very late when I pulled up
to my friend's house.
''When I was in school. teachers
managed to talk to my parents without shut·
ting the school down, .. r growled.
"YOU'RE LATE," MY boss said, when I
finally arrived at the office.
"A school holiday was declared without
my consent. I bad to drive Susie to a friend's
in Damr Point, my car developed engine trou-
ble and then I had a n et tire,•· J told him.
"Oh. come on," he said. "You can come
up with a better excuse than that."
lt's a plot against working mothers. l see
that now. No wonder the birth rate is declln·
ing.
Co1D1ty Chapter
Wins Sf J Award
The Orange County chapter of the Society or
Professional Journalists, Sigma Delta Chl, has
been named "chapter of the year'' among pro-
fessional chapters wtth membership or less than
150.
Tbe award was announced at the national coo·
venlion or the Joumallsm organization at Birm-
ingham, Ala.
Cited were the chapter's Increased mem·
benhlp, the quality or its monthly programs and
other membenhJp services, and Its hosting or a re·
glonal conlerence in April. The conference. for
aoclety members from California, Arliona.
Nevada and Hawall, was held at South Coast Plaza
Hotel, Costa Mesa. ·
The award was ror the 19'7'M8 chapter year.
Senion Get FIYJ6 Turkey
Laguna Beach senior
cltiaem will 1it clowa to
a free turkey dinner
Dec. 15, catered by the
La.auna Star restaurant.
The program, hosted
by the Laguna Beach·
Senior CUfien·11 Club
.,ill include entert,lln~
meat by the Laiuna
Beach Htab School
chorus. a door prize
drawiq and 1 sine·•·
lon1 wlth Bob Porter at
the piano.
Reservations muat be
made ~ the sen ior
cltliens he.dquarters,
515 Foreal Ave. P'or
more lnlormaUoa. call
Porter at d7·2441.
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'Taki~g Turkey'
Bird Once Faced Exiinction
:t..~.!c~~ ..
Wlld turkey1, whlob araced •
lbe fll"lt 'lbaoklalving feu t and a~ Amerlta 'a ch.ief glft to the
world ol doGMlltkated animali,
bave made a atroGa comeback
alter belnc thru~ w1tb ex·
UnctJoD.
Tbe enilnent ornitholo1lst,
Edward Howe Forbuah. once
wrote that the turkey .. is
destined to vanish forever from the earth unleas our people
begin at once to protect it."
AS LATE AS 1951 , another
naturalist reported the turkey
gone from 70 percent of its
ori&lnal r:ange and confined
rargeJy to the ~p South and
the Southwest.
But in less than two decades,
this bluest land game bird bas
s pread north once more, and
west into areas like Hawaii
where It never gobbled before. --Q•te ,,_...,. tlae
Mrd ••asl!tl •taeU 6"
~•lll"fl "t•rlc, t•rk.
t11rlc...,
Present populations are estimat·
ed at well over a million and
there's an annual kill or over
100,000. The re at'e hunting
seasons in about 40 states.
When the Pilgrims landed. the
turkey was abundant in New
England, and naive and easy to
kill. But it learned quickly.
r etreating before the whit e
man's guns and axes chopping
at the forests.
STILL IT REMAINED so
common in some areas that
birds were hauled to market by
the wagon load, and John James
Audubon reported io 1807 that a
25 or 30-pound turkey might be
bought in Kentucky for 25 cents.
As the turkey retreated, it got
smarter. Alerted to danger by
keen eyes and ears, it vanishes
into the underbrush before the
hunter is likely to get a shot. As
one early observer commented,
"It can run as Cast as a dogge,
and fly as well as a goose."
_,.~,.._. .... Hunters usually way lay it
from blinds to whlcb they at-
tract the gobblers by lmmitating
a hen's call. CALL OF GOBBLER HEARD FAR AND W10£
Turkey Fam Better Than B•ld Eagle
EVEN SO, SAYS Arthur J .
Cone in his book oo bunting,
s hooting a wild turkey is "one of
the great tests of woodsmansbip
and hunting skills."
A Michigan Department or
Natural Resources booklet ad-
monishes bunters to enjoy the
chase without counting too much
on s uccess.
In lbe same spirit, Forbush
wrote : "At the sound of my gun
the great bird rose splendid from
the grass. gorgeous with metallic
re flections. its broad wings
throwing off s un rays like
polisbedbrome andgold."
As the supply or turkeys
dwindled gradually, hunting
restrictions were clamped on,
which was all totbe good, and a lot
of birds were released from game
farms, which was futile. The
rarm-bred birds had rotg'Otten all
their parents ever knew about life
in the wtld and were too inM>cenl
to escape the hawks, owls, foxes.
coyotes. coons, skunks. snakes
and otber predadors lying in wait.
THEN IN ntE 1950s, Penn·
sylvania authorities dbcovered
a solution. Birds trapped in the
Smog Laws
Same for Gas,
Diesel Cars
SACRAMENTO <AP>
Diesel automobiles, increasing
In numbers, will have to meet
the same smog-control stan-
dards as gasoline cars. -.he state
Air Resources Board says.
"Starting with the 1.980 model
year, all diesel cars manufac·
lured for sale in California will
be s ubjected to s pecial anti·
smog testing,·• ARB Chairman
Tom Quinn said.
.. WE HAVE REQUIRED
these special teats for gasoline
cars f« many years, but diesels
have been exempt from tM test· ~ lng requirement because there
were aofewof them.·• .
Quinn uid automaken are in·
c r easing their production or
diesel can and General Motors
bas informed the ARB that it ex·
pects one of every four cars it
maltes by 1985 to be a dieael1 because of their fuel economy.
wild and released in suitable
habitat elsewhere m ultiplied
nicely. State after stale followed
suit so that the call of tbe gobbler
was agJinheardfarandwide .
Pennsylvania birds spread int<>
New York. From there Vermont ~btained in 1968 a stock ot 31 in-
dividuala which have muJUpUed
in 10 yearstoanestimaled 6,000to
L0,000. Vermont has sent breeders
to Maine, New Hampshire and
New Jersey. And so it goes.
Mi c higan r eports its
transplanted birds thriving
despite three hard winters in a
row to a total of about 68,000.
Such success is not universal.
Ke ntucky's turkey population
or 2,380 has not done much more
than bold its own r ecently. Mis -
s issippi, always a turkey
stronghold, reports that hunters
killed 19.192 or the birds in a
year.
BUT THE TURKEY has fared
far better than the bald eagle.
which nosed it out in the early
days for the honor of being
America's orficial symbol.
Moreover its name surely is
spoken more often than the
eagle's. Turkey shoots we re
popular backwoods · s porting
events. "Talking turkey" is part
of the vernacular. The turkey
trot had its day. Dull dramas
are oft.en referred to as turkeys
-a reference to the s tupid
domesUc bird rather t han the
wild one . And U .S. fliers in
World War JI boasted of the
great Marianas turkey shoot.
Scientis ts lis t sever al sub·
species, which can scarecely be
told apart. First encountered by
Englishmen was the Eastern.
The Florida bird Uves where its
name implies. The Rio Grande
variety baa spread over the .high
plaJ~ and M~rrlom's thrives in
the wett..rn mountains where
Pueblo Indians domesticated· it,
considered it sacred, and kept it
f.or feathers rather than for
meat. . .
THERE IS THE Mex.lean
variety, distlnguisbed by white-
Upped tall feathers instead of
brown. Jt was domesticated by
the Aiteca and is used now for
breeding ln farmyards. Euro-
peans reportedly called lt.a
turkey, arter Spa n ish con -
quistadors introduced it there,
because they thought lt had
come from the Middle east.
Quite poaalbly, however, the
RE SAID THE ARB would bird naaatd itself by calling
wor~ wtlh the federal govern· "twit, wrk, turk."
ment ••to determine whether Turkeys are ~t spotted in
dleaels present any unique pollu· the spring -maUq Urne.
Uon problem. We p1rttcul1rly "Dleplaylng to lmpreas the
want to find ways to control l\ena," says a New Meidco
parttcuJate J>Ollutlon and odors WUdllfe M1n11em enl writer, trom the dteisels." "the bUfe bird 1preads hls ~ll
The ARB adopted the te.tJnc fe1tber1 In an upright ran.
requirement for diesel cart at a droops ldl win,tlp &o.(be ground
publlc burtna ln Loi AD&•l•. -and perfOl"lm • atruuJna dance,
punctuated by short pauses for
deep throated gobbling.••
COLLF.CTING A HAREM. a
dominant male drives off rivals
in combat and gets so involved
in fightiaB and strotting that the
s lim, sleek (~finally has to
take the initiative, lite r ally
throwing herselr a t bis f~t.
Once impregnated she steals
away to hoUow a makeshift, hid-
den nest and lays a doien or so
eggs, trying to evade or ward off
predators and even her mate.
The eggs batch readily, iC oot
nipped by frost, and the pre-
cocious chicks or puJts start
scra mbling for a living almost
at once. Many are lost , but
within two weeks survivors can ny and roost in trees. Meantime
the gobblers have gooe off by
themselves. while the pults and
hens stay together.
ln favorable territory, lS or 20
birds can find a living in a
s quare mil e . Nuts are
mainstays, a lthough they may
have to compete for them with
deer. pigs a nd cattle. But
turkeys wlU eat nearly e ver-
ything, inc.luding nuts, fruit , ber-
ries, seeds, leaves, insects .
animals and repliles. Some are
learning about corn and soy·
beans.
It may be that such diets ac·
count for the reoowned flavor or
their roasted Oesb.
County-Reno
Flighi Set
Air California has announced
that flights from Orange County
Airport to Reno wiU begin Dec. LS.
There will be one DOD-stop
Olgbt, one one-stop flight and
one two-stop aigbts daily, of-
ficials said. FUgbts will also
begin at the same time between
Reno and Sacramento and On-
tario.
Afr Callfomia officials Mid
Boeing ms will serve t.be route
and lbat they will continue noise
abatement measures. They saJd
earJler they don't believe the
nights will increase tile noise
problem at Oran1e County
Airport,
Airliner Mishap
FLORENCE, Ky. <AP) -An
Incoming Piedmont airliner
over1bol the nmway at Greater
Ctnc:lnnaU Alreort earlier Sun·
day night and braked to a stop on grau, accordinl to airport ol·
flctala. 1'here were no Nport.a of
t nJurioa amona tbe 35
peuen1era ~crew of tour.
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C:nrgeou. trl·level brand new "Sea DFeczc" model with many added
a me niUes. Alr-cond. fully landscaped.
.. uto. sprioklen, luxury cptng., mir·
rorcd wardrobes. beaut. light fix.lures.
J BR, fum rm formal DR. Gate
guarded area. By App't .
WIS&.IY M. TAYLOI CO .. UALTOIS
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Th.la new1p1~r will not ----------------• knowln1CIY accept any
advert1•ln1 for real
at.ate whit'h la tn VIOi•·
tiolt of I.be law Lingo
Rul&un
MEW THIS WEEK
. OCIAM"OMT Quality craft.Amanah1p fn mahog. trim
&: oak noors. sets off this landmark: 4.
BR. 3 ba. home in tinest location.
Established trees&: lawns. $475,000.
MIWPOIT HllCIHTS
.Fashion Is land view Crom 3 Bdrm .
Country style home. Used brick &
rough sawn woods : swimming pool,
jacuzzi. ~26.5.000. . . .
IACK IAY
fl'ine 4 bdrm .• 2'h bath family home on
quiet cul de sac. Oversized pool. playhous~ storage $169,000. Terms .
IAYFIONT
Several fi ne bayfront homes
with pier & slip
AVALON
We ll constructed. 3 BR. Iba. oak floor,
partial basement, concrete toundation.
S 120.ooo-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
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b.tt. C.-wfttt w cH&IHIJ ll • Locmhd
Oft • ..... all • w """ cot: u tlty pool FOUMTAIM VAWY
G1tC1 faaaD. . .$95, H O · SPICIAL
.._...for S4lle 17141 495-1720 Freshly painted neat
••••••••••••••••••••••• home w/pool size yrd
... u.. I 002 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ warm earthlone crpu 1lUa 3 bdrm home hH ii •··~·!'·~··~·~·~··~·~·~··~·'!"·~·~··~·~·~··'l·--------•l•--------•I all. Cov'd paUo. Conve nienl to scbool.s • shop THl"'MOW"HOUSE IAYFaONTDUPW ping. Hurry! Onh
VACANT-Move In now. Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2 $75.900! SU-9491
Tbla Harbor Highlaoda bdrm. will with frplc. Ir 4 home bu new paint car gar. A superb rental
NOW. n ew coppe · properly w/clty. bay
plumbing NOW. neat beach amenHlea .
Bdrm 2 bath. lanal with $395,000. Other fine
fireplece. NOW it can oceanfront• avail. youn for onJY$119,000. s:ns.ooo To 1475,000 ..... ..,,.,..,.
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NOC~H OOWN TO
SI 00,000 ACT NOW I Prices COltOMA DEL MAI
are RISING F~T! 6 UMITS
World A1ent 24 hrs ln choice location. One ir41 AIOO block lo Big Corona • .., Beach. Moel unusual In ---------•the area. Custom built
DIC HOME for or i g i n a I C a n d Prof landecp. 4br + Present) owner. Bll·ln
maids qlr, 3 ba, formal kitchens. fireplacea, one DR. Fam rm, 4 car gar. Ir two bedrooms. C.U for
Over ~ acre, View, cor det.alla.
Jot. t i,', yr new. Prin· COUOFMIWPOIT
cipala only 979.5370 UAL TORS
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
675-551 I
NEW OCEAN VIEW
HOMES. 10% down to
AITO. Very cr eallve.
Call 540-5570.
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. . REALTORS
VACAMT DISPIUTI su.ooo ~IJ •nY Item w com·
bwiUon of llell)I fOf" S1S
or IHI with a Penny
Plncller Ad. , Unea for 2
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acldbJoal bM la e0t for the 2 daya. Char1e it!
No commen:lal adJ.
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T.A X C E ~ 1 kltO'# a ouy *"° llHn't
Prime Irvine locaUon.
Charming 2 story wood shlnaled town home.
Warm wood faneUng in
Uv rm, ronna dlne1 huge .~ ...... --
sep. m11tr suite. Tue ad· ~~~~~~~~~I
For mOf'e lnform1t1on
and t.o place y°"r ad oil
'42·5&71
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vantage. 644J.7l71 -STMTllHOMI
Completely remodeled
home wtnreplace In l1ee
Uvtng rwnr. M'l.too full
price.
UIHI 1119• ti~ llJf• 1081 N<Ct
[Q-il ASTRA Real Eatate
714-7IOO
tFYOU
have a service to olfer or
IOOCla to Mil, rlace an •d fn the Da ly Piiot
ClMtlfied Settloft • • • Ptioc>e 142·5178.
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raalty .
SHADOW llUN -3 Bdrm. You can buy
this · and I'll guarantee you'll never
regret calling me. This is the house
you've waited for, and it's ottered at
only 84. Thousand that Is! Call now.
IOMUS IOOM -Costa Mesa prime 3
bdrm family home with huge bonus
room. in a quJet neighborhood. Seller
s u.per motivated and wants an o(f er
this weekend. Offered at $86,000.
l l ACH DIJPLI X -No down VA.
$64,900. Unbelievable 2 houses on t lot.
Live in one. collect rent on the other.
No down VA, move in immediately .
SEYIEN 4-ft.DIS -Three 3 bdrms, one
2 bdrms. Special owners unit with
frplc. 20% Down, break even. ~ Sq.
ft. each. Offered at $110,000. each.
540.3666
MEW MEW
Mett1a Verde 3 bedroom. 2 bath with swimming
pool. Separate office.
lush carpeting, country
kitchen with fireplace.
Shake roof, block wall
P...[tvacy and a s uper .-ce. CALL 751.3191
OVYSfZID LOT
Stewart model. Lusk Turtle Rock Hi~hlands. 5 large bedrooms, high
ceiling, 3 car garage n icely situat·
ed. MUSTSELL $244 .SOO. ,
A COUWIU. W9M CO.
644-9080
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Exlro lor.:e o .. ner'' unit. 3 bdrm
w/formal din rna, I rge 2 bdrm r r
r •ntQI llurry on th · one:
EASTllUFf
AIAMDOMED ADI
~ Bdrm . 3 baths If s a mess. but ut
S150.000. if thou.sand under morlltet
HYIOI YllW lftllS
SACllACE s I a.ooo DOWN
3 Bdrm. 2 bnlh ner will carry
balanre at l o< . o quahfying \all
for d~tuH .
OPIH HOUSE SAT /SUM I -S
1017 ~---·
COSTA NESA
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Deluxe 13 unit projec~ in xlnt loc. Br-
ing your investors! First user ap·
preciation still avail. Can close escrow
Jan. 1979. For more into. call
640-5112
ERA/lC. TAYLOR CO.
AHT19Ul
COi LECTOltS ......,.
This okl mini-mansion is
toe 1n the city or Orange.
Huge lot. hardwood nrs.
leaded glass breakfronts
& Rosewood moldings
thru-OuL Won't last at
MESA VERDE
JUGKLANDS. Best buy
In Uu oeat area. 3 Huge bdrms, 2 baUu. large
family room. 2
fireplaces. Near schools. New on the market at
~.500. You haven't seen \his one, so call us al
540-1151
~>HERITAGE ~~·.o
:JldWj ••1~~~~~ . • REALTO RS
Balboa Island Really ''""0"''""~"'"'"" Mewportt4elgllt1 673-1700 New on markei. • BR on
MAllMA -WA.,_.OMT
1 17~.IOO
Pin Kt woterrrof\l llvinR·boot lip
vailabl Loo! 2 f'areplaces Step-down
hvanat rm ft .. ormal d.lolna mom . AU
natural wood kitchen cabinets. food
center & grail too' W~l bar . View + marrort'd wardrobes hlgbhghl mast.er
wang 2 Patio sundeck . Walk to shop
ond r . tuururU.1. Common pool. spa,
aaunu & gym -call fast!!
752-1700 _,,,., •• ,,2 ........................ 0~-
iAnstDI. MESA YIUI
Here's a 3 bedroom near the ·Mesa
Verde Park and Adams School: prime
!oration! Now vacant and featuring
doul>le fi replace, lanai patio. billiard
room and close to everything location.
Just $111,900.
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REAL TORS#, 546·5990
1525 Mesa Verde Drive, Ea$t, Costa 'Mesa
.ilso '" Co•ona dcl Mar, at 675 6000 •
~COATS & WALLACE
CLP REAL ESTATE , INC.
:\ lOl :Ill Y OWN lO COMPANY Sl RVINC
JHl SOUI H C~~Sl AREA SINCE 1961
LOTS Of ROOM POil 1MI KIDS -
And Mom and Dad. 5 Bdrm+ formal
dining a nd a bonus room -big
enou~h for a pool table . Has a finished
gar age (still usable as a garage) but
great for entertaining. Lots of home
for the money. Only $91,000. Call
546-4141 I;
St>n11ng Co~ta M esa-Irvine
Hunt111gton Bea c h·N~wpo ;t Beach
rJn '-11,,l,
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DUPLIX . So. .. HhJllwtty
~ Walker & Lee on lovely Avocado
Avenue. a charming 2
bdrm. 2 sty. upside down bouse with cedar ahlngle Real 1"'•tate exterior a nd sundeck ----------·~.....;.;..i;..;,.,...;.__.;..;;... __ •
REALTORS ClllSIJ & Ce.
• .... J .. s...1ew
lK down. WUl seU on 3 yr land coat.rad.. Beaut.
2+ den boowe in guarded
community. l901 Y acbt
Maria. Dys 752-8622, Res.
7$Gll.'50
PLUS a luxurious 2 CHEADI Irvine Groves % br, den. bedroom. 3 bath apt . r: Orangewood, t>acka to
Covered patio and 3 car Cheery 3 br. Lus h greenbelt. Lndscpd,
.-wumMGt
Rustic South La1una two
s&ory home with auest
unit. 1'J:ee ah8ded comer
lot. Flexible fanancl.og.
$157,100
garage. $210.000. cardens. sep. laundry. frpk:. $83,5(11. M0-0997.
644-7211 garage. Hurry ! Call IYOWMR
MS-7434
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Century 21 Gold Star Hard ~ f~ University model 1n Village Ill. 3 i--------•t Bdrm. 2 ba. formal din· ....-LISTIMA.t rm, ltv-r m. Crplc . ,_..,. ~ 38R l~BA.
176 950 catbedra.lcell1nC.tlleen· South Laguna Doll Harborffigblancls.
r 11 I d d House. Bright. CO&Y 2 Agt Dh6'6-4149 HARIOR VllW HILLS "I t r >'-• u y 0 s c P · bedroom home with new --=--· t.:.._ ... ___ _ EAS SIDE. 3 bedrm. Superb loc. across from lst-7'/ 911 SACltFICI · quiet neighb orhood . Univ. park. Warm faml· paint and carpeting plus 2" 2
SI 0.000 DOWM Hardwood noors. alley ly home. 552·01'3 for pleaslnJ( ocean view at I Oo/o Z.cl
3 Bdrm 2 bath. Owner acCMS.QiUMS-9161 apeit. Open House Sat & OnlySl03.500 NO LOAN FEES
will carry balance at Sun. 10·5 • .-01 Sierra • 5103Sea.sbote ~NB
l0%. No qualifying. Call _Tree __ Ln_. -----1104So.C:.Oast Hiway ~{=iNT:.W
fordetails.640-5112 Bkr. Mon'H Of LAGUNA BEACH REALTOR·Sincel946
l'/J llocksto Oc.-17TH ST. 497·2~57 YouTeU Em! JSell Em!
3 Bel. 2 Ba. 2 patlos.1~~~~~~~~~ Upgrades thruout~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~.....;....~l~Y~O~WNBM~l~ Fireplace. dining area.1: features this lvly 3 bdrm. w ood P a .n e Ii n g. Mesa Verde 4/5 BR 2'h 2 ba. home in Tuatin *DUPLEX* 1621 Port Barmoutb. bookcases. Kitcben w/ all b 2 1 ' schoolL You can't lose Ocean side of hwy. level Sl99.SOO. 2·StY lO rms. 5
extraa.lOO'of camelUas a. s ty, xnt terms ....... b '"'""·u77 , ... eMyac-•tobeac .. Br,3 ea.2 rrptc's,pluab & ferns. 5229,000. avail. $109,800. Ownr uu. urry .--... Needs pa~-:-mmor r:: cpts. 31arages, lg brick
675-3637. 831-1257. ~--.""......... p811'1: Ideal tor home. COY patio. Open SatJSUn.
tocome . Hurry, only 640-7609, 785· 1457 •
CostoMela 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
MISAVRDl
CUSTOM HOME
4 Bdrm 3 Bath w/formal
dining room and family
room. 2500 sq.ft. single
story oo oversized lot.
$151.100 _55_7_-"500 ______ _
Btt.saaon Realty 494-0731 HOMl+APT.
FOllCLOSUll 2Br house + Apt over
Exclusive Three Arch gar. R·2. Big corn lot. Bay,.,ver3600ft.of new View DIR, L/R, den.
,-. ~ 'th " bd 4 $225.000. Agl 540-0608 • wi . ii rrns.. •------':;.._ ___ _
BEST LOCATION . den. brtf1t. rm ..
dining r m. " super large This l\IPU Plan 4 two 1ame room.
story patio home is JS. UtllY
beautifully situated on ..... TOil
greenbelt , acroea from -the pool and spa. Hlchly 675-91 • '-· uptraded, cqvered patio __ C_R_&-<'.'_"_E_· NT-8-A-Y--1 ~~~~~~~~~ cuJ de sac, oear schools.
Find Whal you want inl~A~gen;;t~,646-;;;3255~~~~~--;:;H:;';;J~'.iiiS .. I Dally PiJot Classifieds. I~ NIMI DUPLEXES
and lots more. Priced to ~
_...,, ...... ft .. at ...,"""" New 3Br. 3Ba. OR. frplc, ..,.. _,, _,,_,. fam rm, view 673-6634 ...~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS LOYa Y MEWPORT
IEACHHOME
Cstm Ivan Wells 4 bdrm ~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~~~~~
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A CONVlHlt NT SHOPANC "Ml~•
SCWINC OUIOE ,Ott l Hl
CAL ON THE GO
So S-o·f·t! Smart and Dashing
Located In 100 block. 1173,000 Duplex. contract
3 1e•oo• MUST Sii $69.900 4 Br"lrg faalily room oo
Just l.itlted. Sharp home quiet dul-de-aac. Owner
West Newport: older
fronl 2 bdrm. bas new
plumbing. electn cal ln
kitchen; rear bachelor
unlt over d)I. garage.
space for 2 extra cars
Pnced at $149.500
home w/lge fmly rm
over looking heated &
filtered pool. Utmost
privacy secluded ms tr
bdrm swte. Call today
for appl to see. ~9491
waiting for new family. moving out of atta. Just ---------1 . ..:.:.:.:~:.::.:...:.;:.;:.;._ ___ ,
F inger tip g-o urmet f\lllpnce~.ooo Quiet t.reehned street. finished re modeling. ~ .._,..
kit c hen . S~c 1 o u s afers
2 Bdrm. & 1-bdrm. unit. bedr-too' 't ml.ls ·-· in the Deerheld Park :':a4i8t:t~y~' ~kre~~ _, -------~ .. ~~~?~,~roNN<t• ~ ~1€\TIG€ Homes. Thia Plan$ Is
beaeh.SlS9.000 PltlYATlPAltTY 19 I ___ HOM€~ perfect r<>r entltrt.aining. 673-3663 675-4777 Ev 11'J!lil!'lJ · · · Low maiot. ~rd with Eas~~~I~~!~~2 b•. ~~:,:U'J:f~M;:fitjHlf m3~~w~~r·Ne .::i,!·1:ulo1:~~
C:.Ompletely remodeled; 2:1----=------~ Hldll•ds appreciate!
car garage. $128,000 llG CA~YOM Del Cerri 2400 sq ft, 4 fir tri -level
HlWPOltl PlHIM. Has to be. tbJ~ pr~Uge w/loft, l year new. up·
2 Bdnm .• 2 baths, frplc. community s finest 2 Story graded tbruout. Owner ,1 . Only$89,000Leasehotd . value! 3 Bdrms. + den; • iiayssell SUS 000 ~t> ..
MEWPOltTISLAMD largesl "August a·• plan WHh Fishpond · · D 'W'~
3 Bdrm .. 1 bath home on in best early area locale. All t e rms ti ere ! 3 ~ T R€'TIG€ 'l~4L'J R·2 lot; frplc., lots of with sweeping golf bedroom home with -__ > '>'
wood&orick. $185,000 COW'1le view! Like n~w & plush carpet. dining. HOM€~· 012._Qav\
HOME&IMCOME totally c b arm1o g . fire place and p atio. · WilVflltl\I 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath home $229,000!! S87 ,000. BKR. Ca ll 3J:PW.C:.OastHwy,NB
plus two 2 bdrm. units In AGENT64-0·5560 540-1720 645-6646
rear. 4 Car parking lo de· .._.OTICE•.i. ,..~ p-.i....& 1026 't5Z3 CAMPU5Dt~IRVllfE
llgbllul park·llke setting, " 9111 .-118 IL -_... Eastslde Costa Mesa. We represent employees l/aiiir ................... ;, .. .
Property in xlnt condi o r firms moving to -· Brand new 180deg. ocean tlGfflANO VIEW
tionl $199,000 Orange Co. Need 3 aod 4 '"*I ._ .-.d'«-oL-" view. New 3br 2~ba <3rd .,.,.., ........ "~" 2253 E bdrm homes. JR EN " --'fVll"-br a ovt suite>. $18SK. Just waiting for you. ur..-_... .,_. ves HOTLJNE.979-6150 VIEWIS ._ Cons(der trade. Agt 1lil!al pool locatl,of\. • 759-0706. 1orgeoua view of hills . SPL84DR THtHG •·11-T-------1-0-3-2: Upcraded carpet.a and
VllWI VIEW! - -drapes plus loads more.
w/many cstm features ••••••••••••••••••••••• HuM')' on this presl1gious associated
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MANSION
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Laguna Niguel
Realty •
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Lge spacious rms , 4 Upgrd 3Br. 2ba ~· Only Turt.lttock Place proper· LISS THAM ~~~~~~~~~A magnificent ex · baths. over 3000 sq fl . S73.,llOO-Terms too. Lahr ty. Yours for only $65.000! 1: perienceofoceao hving ! massive floor to celling Rtlylne586-4068 $117.500. 2 BR 2 Ba cond o .
Private road, guarded frplc. Truly a home to be ....,. Valley I 014 w/cat.hedraJ clg.s. noorto
J • .,. ~<tit <J " • ' ~ I ON THE SAND
Add dash and warmth to sporty
entry ! Secluded •sandy proud oC. Ca 11 to find •••••••••••••••••••••• clg Ope, c:ommwi1ty pool beach! 5 spacious wood more about these homes. 0 k h b near by. Close to shop· de c k s ! Sec I u d e d Prices st.art at $189,000. reenbroo ome • Y ping & public lransporta· g a rd e n s ! A tr u e 552-4477 owner. 5 Br 3 Ba. jacuu.I. lion. Terri fie starter Me.-.rt C.......
masterpiece for lux· BBQ,$139.500.984-17410 home $64 500 r-
urious living! Don't wait. 982.-01 \ 493-;494 '491-522 640-5357
there ls nothlng .. llke it 1=,7 .. ~, ..... ~:-:._-:: .. :--CICl-h::--:l:-:::0:-:4:::t•--------•I ''"241J 130-
anywbere! ! For details Real Estate •H•••••••••••••••••••• WOODRIDGE 4 105 S.. ,,._ c:all645-0303 ___ ;....__ ____ S&S Resale SpeclaUsts. 11 ¥• __ .._ l"or lease or sale, 2 Br C1pl1h•o 1071 MatiYatld! 3,4 or 5 bdrm roodel I R.-ed S4600 den. 2 Ba, Oomaa.g stove, ••-•••••••••••••••••••
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avail, some w I pools. I OwMr Mlllt W I hi patio w /waterfall. 1700 sq FT Lush Atrium 96M602. A beauUl\llly mal.ntalned Fant..1tic view. Ad ult LUXUIY UVIMG
Off the living room ;trea. Pennington Properties CypreMwood model "'Ith comm. Minimum age 50. 00 ~ acre 360 degree •·~-'-Su]>er 3 bedroom homei--------111( swm.y courtyard entry. Clubhouse. pool. s pa. view hilltop lot. 4 huae IUILDERS with dining. fireplace. RMlllAutY central at riu m, large 661-t528 bdrml 38a, lg separate
outl1ts with this sm1rt set __ ....;._;..;..;..~..;..._;.--. . , . ,,
Comb1ne two colols fOf CISual. comfortable. cozy swuteqac
and matctunc Ion& scaif-c11> chet of synthettt worsted. Note
11bbed borc!en. culls. P1ttein
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Mo w .... G FI 0 Pn ....... trt.fhc count Terma· • beach. Private 2·clr 831·1453 21 .. " u.oao SQ°'rHt renLa SCOTTllALTY Soeetaru.lar vlew·o/ bay. garaae. Fully main· Al!A tTilO.OOO Pavilloo "Catallrulfrom ta.ined yard Adults No •bdrm. 2 ba. Sea Terrace. ~~~ur!in~:~b.'1!: "'G::.,...._eo. ~~,1.'~~ ~.::,d:tr.h2•~1.~1:n~y ~~~~~:18th ~~te~~o':!·~'; Westcl ffRHtty •
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E. 22ndSt. llOor 6-62498 park rent. beeuUfull) 6.lf.)400er • -~ -• 0 873 8677 lease. S650 per mo. .....,..,..._11/s..tlt
ndscpd C12.11!X '72 644-1711 DUPLEX. 1'19.~ Good •85 mq' ; 2 bdrm. garage. walk 67~. $51·2338 1700 16th St 1 ..... _.__...........__~ ----------1 CCIDdiLkJn. &ood locaUoo 146-ZlJ.8. belch, privacy. $330 per S.Oe•fth 3276 1Doveru1 t6th1 -~ '--"•••rtr 2000 OWDet'llll.'913-Tm ColhlMeM 3224 mo.53&-3507 , iefo l 67 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 8170 2Br,2ba.stove&refrig, 1JCl4IJl9l5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• MillimV z F"' ... lLY HOME 4 bdrm. new crpt & drps. Also 1 _______ _, I • I WI ••••••••••••••••••••••• """· br No "h.ildren or pets NOMOHIYDOWH 4UMITS 1 p 1 ~ • bdrm b .,~ Delwtebome.2SOO sq. rt.4 ....................... 2t,.!a ba Golf courae view ~.. · ~~~~~b~~~.~; 8:~r. Con~a~~~~ All .. ~%:!? ....... ~!~ 3=~~*~c~IJ,~ :!ti:.ed~lg «~~~g;. BJ; 3t~R~~~~f3!:~~~~; ~~~~: i:~~~h:~:.i~ •...=.-:... lBr. l)ltns. p atio. near
5 star.park. 1 day move a pacloua units re· Call~79 beach.'650.536-865 ~d . s45oi mo. Call mo.498-1238 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCC, gas pd, adlts. no
an.JW734·33. turb&Bhed with private SW'BMIW Condo. Hunt. Creek. end ataS56·7707 Ste t.o beach 3 Br 2 lcAooPaal .... • 3107 pets,reas.541M891
Miaaaon Mob le Homes paliO"! $158,000. 752,1920 IMDUSTllAL II.MS 1 BR. uUI paid. Wange. w'lit w/patio, frplc. A/C, 38R 2ba ;fam rm wlfrplc. ·Ba ~en lndry rm:-ne~ly ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large 2Bdrm from $250.
638-8841 J_ '-'U .. IL SELUNGll'AST!! St$3.'50" .. '!'°.,.:.,.~v. · lSth 2cargaragew/o~ner.2 2 yr old house. Call palnted: $475 m0. Evs Newer.28R.2 ba.1early, Quie t building with T A 3000·6400 sq . It .• .,.,............,. Br 2 Ba. Avail immed. 831·9103. 213·330·1959 Wknds. Adlts. no pets . Eves: beauUful landscaping.
ADULT·PETPARK DI .. CE sprinklered. dhc ofc:s. 3br , 2ba, frJ!lc. fenced yd $425. O~n Sat/Sun 1-4. h 3269 714-492-4770 213/257-9792. Ideal ror adults over 35.
P a rtially furn s lnirle ..-a.A Tustlnaddress. w/palio Quiet cul-de· 7712 Ellis. 673·3ll5 o Htwport•• No Pets LEEWARD wade Klt, AC, new cpts. STOPPAYIMGllMT! Cl · t.o hool&So 847-6668 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fa.ntastlcoceanviewcon· Upstairs I ~ 2 Bt l .Ba APTS 2020 Fullerton
pnced at $13,500 tor one PIOPBTIES"' Call today & ask about ::: p1':. ~. ss1-2116 4 8 2 b 1 t & 1 t Sl Eastbluff 4 bdrm eirec. do .. 2 br. 21h ba. po_ols. ":''balco ny · vr'~ Ave. ci blk east Newport
wkonly (LD3840-64) IO,.T111:JOP.M.I our 1S% dwn program. •at.Nofee. depr a .. ,s De a:6· home or 3 bdrm + den. rec.f1c.clsetosboppang. rac1I. & gar. ry · Ave & 1 blk so. Bay). Mobie~Ston (114) 838-5970 10 AM ·5 .. avaa . c • D.R . Lse $800 mo . $400Jmo496-M30 Calldys 675·5196or eves s:u-0397
4 8 .1. d1,1plex.es PM Mon-Sun. Spac. new 2 br, 21,', bacon· mo .. 960-3035 aft &PM w/gardener . No pets. 67~13 ---------MB-8895 incl. bayfrout to be exch. do. 2 frplcs, w11ber & Avail now 3 br 2 ba gar Re£s req'd. Avail. Sept. tto..t Fw'lll•d or be h 0-PoW 3126
LOOK AT THIS d 0 w D i ll • pk I . for~-'-2"00 <lrYer. 8-to apprec. No pali~ fncd yd. Kids . 28t.h. 545-7388 or 642·~. u ........ d 3300 w, ~Br·~1!8· ndear I ac •••••••••••••••••••••••• .,._,. .... ..-OPINING 213/684-3200 Leh -• cblldren. no pets. Singles ts • $425 . Agt N r By appt. Opt. to buy ••••••••••••••••••••••• rp c, ~me cei mgs. ~ •••••••••••••••••••••• welcome. 1425. Agt. no pe ~. . 297' o ee. poss. dshwhr. garage. Z50 mo M1ss100 Mobile Ho~s~--------t OfflClll.MSm ree.9&4·2S66:97a.2971 964-......... 97J. I. MOllUHOMI y rly . Dys 640·57 19 opens3rdorrlceinOC. SUNlTS .,_ h d .,3 b 2 b lMO.FREERENT eves/wlcnds
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...,_,,....... HunUngt;7ac 4bdrm,dblgar,famrm. Rea ytomove. r. a. NOFEE!Beaut.new2& INFOaMATIOM . 113111 BONUS · 27.ooo. aq. t. ot near lg fncd yd Av all now frpl~pabo. garage. fncd 3 BR apts. nr channel. Rent. optiQn to buy info. Cophtr9RO leoc 2 Br.1 ba. pvt patio, encl. Great investment Pa.cifaca Hos pital. 5 MSO.CaU6'6-6479 · yd. ruds & pelS ok. Agt yrly rentals, NB. Aho. 2 repo's, loan assumption ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Lots of grass.
Free· washe r & dryer never a vacancy. Four 1 Points Shop. Cntr & Civic No fee. $435. 964·2566, & 3 BR apls on Peninsula etc Easy fmance 0 .A.C. Ocean View. 2br. 2ba . S360 . 33552 Blue Lantern Owr/~~~hmoaseb1~r.,:~ d~;. BR ~t.s & one 2BR unit. Center. ~135,000. 'BR. 2 Ba. frplc. ram-rm, 973.2971 yrly 615-4912, Tue thru 9off1ces downstairs duplex. Chlld ---. __ 9230 __ . ------.......,.. Yrly income could be Dav1d8ourkeRJlr nice area . $500. rno . tW'=* Sa&· .... HwSton OK.$400.7\4-493-9197. ~~~~~~I Nov. 500 $16.500. Seller will help 546-9950 5.59-~7 aft. a.or 540·5410 Hartl...,.°" 3242 . Extra clean 2 br. 2 ba apt.
63"841. Newport Pier Reafty E.ERALD BAY LOT days ... ~ ............. Large 3 b1r 2~r bda. dfrp22231. 2 ~~~a ;~~~~~ ~.~~~ ••• ~~!~ dryf'ncd~.~ap~a~=f~~l.a~:
1-,1 Dr · ·eo tal OK car gar. ge nc y . . 0 •0 0....., .. •i 1<1 awmgs as Coz.y3 br. l ba, w/fam rm. 2 BR, 2 ba. condo. Anniveraary Ln 631·0900 Westminster ......,......,...., Bay/Ocean/Park view ble 1V. Walk to schools.
' P!Q ... '"" llm n 673-6634 incld rock Crpl. bltn BBQ Mo. lllany amenillcs: nr. or759-1677 . W. Anabe_im 761·144.2 trpl, gar . 2 br. p~Uo. shops, bus. Child ok. No
24x56' Jefferson 2 BR. 2 0J>58alboa8hld. Chol Harbor View lot m bckyd. 804 Governor beach.846~136To9PM E.Anahe1m 956-4500 Adlts, No pet s . $475 pets.$350.4964922. ;~~· c~~~5(11~?J'e~.1v~~~ Newf)OrtBch.&73•2058 2220"!Paclfic Dr. COM.' ~M . s450 l mo . 4bdrm.WaterfrontHome. UDO ISL~ p~o:. d~ceo~~ iM-612.6 • 1""""9owleacll 3140
OK Adil prk. 548·9237. ---------. $200,000. Will build t.osu.it . Will accommo date 42' b drm . y rl S900 Co111h•l•h-t Br. wa lk to beach ...................... ..
968-8614 BYOWNER or sell. Owner/Bldr. QUICK IN boat. $1200 pe r mo . ~~~use ea Y Fwal.t.d 3400 carpe\ldrapes, Stove &SRARP,beacht,2 &3BR.
Two 4-plexes 612 & 614 543-Gl48eves. New townbse type units, 846-1807 ••••••••••••••••••••••• refrig. 1 adult, no pets. frplc, di!hwshr. garage
Mobile Home furnished or Calle Campana, SC.' By o..tofStat. East.side. 2 br, lh~ ba, lrYIM 3244 Big canyon. corner. StudioApt.Byocean.pool Utllpd.S32Syrly673-7552 &patios.960-2358
unfurnished. Acr oss sc Gen. Hosp. End units Pr ...a. · 2600 fncd yds. upg raded Bordeux 3 br. 3 ba & jacuzzi $320. Mo. H.B. . T'-·-"-·· 1 1 . street shopping & buses. overloQk golfcourse.DfMhY crpl.8, drps, bltns. Best ....................... French country kitchen. 898-2'34 Days. 2 Br. upper unit, w/sunny v,..•u""""e, ove ,Y· sp~c.
$8sooflJ'm.6'2·2S70. Owner can a rrange ••••••••••••••••••••••• valuean>Wld. From S395. Irvine Groves 2 br. den. 2 all amenities, $lJOO. mo. balcony. $400 pr mo. & bome·lilce. 2 br wit~
.. ....,10 trailer incornnrated fi nancing. $195,000 ea. ~senada. Mex. 2 bdrm. mo . Ori ve by 2548 ba. frplc. pool. tennis. Dec lsl Agt 7S9·ll31 . Cotdonlilli-640-5460eves. pvt, gated entrance + 2 ~10 encl~,.,. 'g ,.....la•s & 496-5275. Prin. only. filhina, hunting, retire· Orange Ave.· then call $495. 640--0997. 837-05e6 · · u..tw.i_,..d 3425 patios. So~ ~Ith alt .
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black out drapes through OfffC1 ILDG. view walk t o beach. 2 BR. s LDgle gar;. rear bdrm. Lake sell1n1t. On greenbelt. rroo CROSSJNG Bltns, dshwsr .. Ulll paid. bl.It w Huntington shop·_
o ut. Carpctin~. air . 4Se,,arateunit.s,300 sq. S2&000 tor qwclt sale. houle,yard.l child OK . Adul~. No pets, pool, Agent644·1133 Townhouse Brighton AdJU..nopets,$S40mo. pingcent.ermall.Adults. forced air heat, stove, fL each. $89.000 531;9751 no pets. Avail Dec l. 19th ten~1s, etc. S325 mo. . model Rent 'or buy $550 640-9335. 6f>.9714 No pets. From $435. refng. Pull balh. 5xl0 •-McCorcl. Rltr St & Pomona Ave, $350 Av811Dec. l.675·9229 28R 2ba Condo. View of Sl21 500 646-3903 Seawmd Village, lSSSS
s l o rage shed . ~ • Rcmct.s.,__, mo Ca ll aft 6pm : BacJ1 Bay. $495/mo. Call or • · Room,y 2_~!.l cpts, bltns. Hunl..ingtonVillage Lane lands cape d. $15,500. 541.7729 Gfo¥es 2700 213'79M996or 797·1818. Tuwnbortlerock bffig~l ands Renata 5$6-7707 To..,.inte no pets. MZ:Jinclds gas & H.B. m4 >898-9961. ' Treasure Island trailer ....................... to me, ran new. U.fwwisllad 3525 w1ter.61s.67t7
park,Callforapptaft6 16• .... -$310000 3acresfallbreok home & l Bdrm.House s-1os.0002.Br+dpnbfi:•2 Cha.munpg 4 Bdrrm. 3 ba2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br, children welcome. '14-499 3806/213-767·3969. vn•'., ' $119 500 EZ t 239 E 22nd St panoramic vu o ' ' home. allo. am r m. PO BE CH 38 no pets. Starting at $270 15% dn. contract of sale. grove.. oc' · rms. Costa M~a car gar. w/opener. many Crplca. no pets . Fam NEW RT A • r. A• ...... Ho•! 84&8M>7 2 Hr 2 Ba, comm. poot Great cond. Net apenda· Tradefor · 613•9473. upgrades. pool, $575 mo pr el. $850 J mo. 2032 2\.'JBa, elush cpts. x!Jit 2 Be<Sroom a1artmenl. mo. ·
S36.000. A g t. Rita . ble$180mo.Bob Marcel. "-d!I.... 2 Br. frpl. lrg bckyrd. 955-3166 Miramar. Bal Perun.Ph rec fac il, drps incld. No pet.sorchaUren.Call Nears P oints . Com·
673-1020, eves 752·5710 1.1.T. 957-2666 W--4 2900 $400. Pets olt. Nr shop· ,...__ . ·u b b 613-0041 SS1·37Clleves. Linda~23ll modore Cir. AplS. 2 br. pmg 54().2200 . 673-0715 In u ic W1 ows ! 3 r. 2 a . Klds welcome-. -see-m gr for Sate I ZOO Covington 4-plexes Hunt· ....................... · ' frplc! dshw~. pau o, fncd Large 4 br. patio, 2 car .... lwnh ,_ Miited al 7671 Commodore Ci r. ~••••••••••••••• lnirton Beach, 3 bldgs Meed 2·20 Acns East.side 2 BR. 1 ba, gar. yd. Gar Kids & pets ok gange. S850. mo. Balboa ••••••••••••••••••••••• Beaut. lmmac. lllO>t airy 1 Apt 3 $29$
JOA PAJ...MSPRINGS sideby sldt.$199.SOOea. Near the San Diego Small yard. Broadway $435. Ag t . no f e e . Island f213 > 876·2723 a.oare••• 3707 Br apt. JUSl too,11y re·--''--·--·-----
$25 ~ By Owner. 1·771·3243 1o~r ee wa y between Sl.$38Smo. 645-0733 964·2566. 973·29'71. eves. ••••••••••••••••••••••• done. very lge J V rm $440 rm. NO DEPOSIT . • · . Newport Beach & w/h1gh beam ct1hn14s, NO RETURN. New 3 br 673·2289 By owner ocean view Laaw'I• Niguel. Mesa Verde. 2br. pool. & Co~o. Rancho San Joa· Exealffn Rental Br. lum/unfurn S3.00 frplc. l blk to ocn, ssso. or 2 br. deo, 2 ba, bllns
700 •CRES triplex SS. C.C$235$ ·~O:o 640..259 garage. No pets or qwn. 2 BR. 2 ba. com· 3 BR 2.,.,, BA + tamily yearly. Off street prk g. mo. Gar/grdnr. 575~138 incl. refng.
"" plexes . · 10 .· p c/'4 children under: school munily pool, golf course. rm. adjacentto N.B. ten· Cal1646-6238. Gemini Rfly 839-6623 Riverside County at a each. 4-plexes .. · · ~ age. $3.W. Open House tennis. $525 mo . Avail 1 lub Id I bell l br waterfront opt. S350. rna1n 1''rwy ortramp. $235,000. each. Minu~um Sat/SUn 165LA Iowa, CM. Dec l.642-6724. n 5 cu · ea green ' $250 yrly. Sm ·studio. ~ mo. Lease. NEW 2 Br 2 Ba. close to
Some exce ll ent com H0,000 .cash r equired 54~1783evea/wknds. location. 752"6470• adult, non s moker. uUI 675-3282betwn 9&$ beach S360permo
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ly developmg area and in& by seller. 496-5215. East.side beaut. new lge 3 avail. 1mmed, $625 per lntanstincl Tri.L el Col"OllCI .. Mw 372 2 Spectacular view or b\ly,
miles of Freewuy froo nte ltllhh b~. 2 ba duplex. Frplc. rm 67s.6863 or 633· 1382 J 8 1 . ~·h 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pavilion & Calallna ~rom 2 BR. 1 ba. nrly new. I~. t.ag 1 lo term... Tri·Plex. San Cleme '••••••••••••••••••••••• diarm.encl.gar.Adults 1 ... ..-.. LS U n usuadi-'~1 dON""'EBEACH 2 B 2 s t!cl ud ed h11ls 1d e . pallo.encl.gar.:l~m 1. e. nvf~BGr o ·,-· by owner. $144.900. (1) tta..s~ only, no pets. $600. mo. ~·-bedrooms ..... ~r!'11an '" .. r Custom 2 br. 2 ba, onlY tobeacb.$350.642·8973 -3br. 2ba, (2) 2br, 2ba' 4 caO&leavemsg751·9905 2 BR. l ~ba ........ $425 all commuruty ac1liUes. Ba. Crplc. pnv. patio on s650 m o . 673 .8 67f : t/671·5691or11522·2080 garaaes, 4 yrs old. Xlnt ••••••••••••••••••••••• $575/mo. priv. rd.,SSOO mo winter. ....,,,2118 Near beach, 2 Br. 2 Ba. ---------1 cond. 2 13·966·3120 a.o-1.a-d 3106 1 Br$325:2 Br$375. Yard 2 BR,2"2 ba ......... S475 WatatftoatHw1 S690moyrly 673·5432 .,...,. · nearly new cpt, drps &
lftcwPtoparty 2000 7pm·10am . • ......................... &garage. Kida, petsok. 2~~~~a ........... ~ 631·1400 r~.t-~-3724 Co1taMna 312 paml. rplc & gar incl. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Bayfront, pier noat, 2 BR. 548-8204: 646-2318. ~ 2 a........... _.. _._ ••••••••••••••••••••••• $345 847·3241
2 ba, 123 E. Bayfront. B .,. 3BR,2ba ........... $475 BAYFRONT ••••••••••••••••••••••• •---· -------
INVESTMENTS
HAWAII
10 acre s on
island of Kauai.
$170 ,000 full
pri ce. Owne r
will ca rry with
s m a ll down .
Onl .v 2 mile s
from beach.
GARDEN APT.
Tw e l vt;? 2
bedr oom units
with pooj. Great
Costa Mesa
r e nta l a r ea .
$449.000.
DELUXE 4 Pl.EX
Brand new -all
th e ex tra s .
Great Costa
Mes a location .
I d ea l for
owne r /occupant
-two to choose
fcom. Full price
$230,000
SJ. 4 Pl.EX
Inv es t o t 's
de llght. AH 2 Br
apts . New paint
& carpe t s . Priced right at
$90.000.
22 UllTS
Extr a sharp!
Only 6 yrs old.
Tena nts pay
utilities, 2 BBQ.
rec rm, pool . 9x
gross Xlnt. area.
$550.000.
PLUSH TRmEX
X I n t C M
location .. Two
2BR & one 3BR
w /wetbar,
frplc's , e nc l.-
garages, & lnd ry
rm. Don't miss
this one!
$174,900.
3 ON A LOT
Eas tside Costa
Mesa 3 Separate
houses on com er
lot . Super
l ocatio n
$159,900.
EASlSIE 1
Pride of o-w n e r s h+p 3
bedroom 2 bath
w / fire pla ce
owner's unit +
six 2 bedroom
townhouse units.
$482,000.
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avallable uec. 1. $465. 3BBRR,,221hbba ......... :~~ Bay w/comer view. Lrg Adults, no pets. 2654·li Large l ,2&3 bedroom R.eady now 2 br. 2 ba. 2 Mewportleacll 3169 Rltr.548-7729 4 ""a..... .. lolt&skyUtes.brlckpat .. Orange.640-790S. garden apts. Dshwhr. cargarS360.Frplc.view. •••••••••••••• ••••••• •. 4 BR. 2i,.; ba. . . . . . S800 1 3 2 bltns. encl. ~II". gas bbq. ids 208 9th Magnificent beachrront $335-~~11 2 bdrm. house 4BR.21Aa ba ...... $1095 $900 mo ae. 67 ·1 ·~-Pool Gu Pd. 778 Scott No k or pets. 1 West Newport home 5 + diDDlll g rm. No pets. eves. ~ 1742 Pl 642.5073 St. call betwn 5-7pm.
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Yrlylaepoqlbie956-S87l B f I ,. .. 6 gardener & wtr. 5"48·0757 steps from beach. $285. 3 br. 1..., ba S32S. Pool. 2 B 2 e S"lS 1-----'-------13 Br 1 •· rp c, ..... l 0221 60 Avall"--1.213/592·3171 ~UO•m·7pm l r. a . " mo. 0t4 WATB Oran1e Ave. $450 mo. or 6•S· eves. """' Adults. 962·1800
2Br home with BOAT 64l!-7671bet.11-5. T,.,Un Ave. ...,_.•act. 3741 Spacious. qwet 3 bdrm Brand n~w 3 Br apt HB.
SLIP. $650/mo lse. 2 BR clean altr.. 3 bdrm. View home In ••••••••••••••••••••••• townh.se apt w/l~e pvt S425 wJrenced bckyrd.
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631·1400 645-3423 .. SZ3CAMPU51\..•IRVtME 60-0616 serv .. color TV, heated Adult.qui ..
N 2 BR 2 b h Co d Ma:: Executive home for rent pnol. UUI. <714)494·5294. 2 Br. cpts. drPfi, yard, no 2 Br 1 ~ Bu. blL·ms. new ew· . at n o, L • __ .. 3241 · 985N CoastHwy dogs $320 carpels/drapes. end. <St7• kitchen wtdshwsr, trash CllJIMG..-n Call 548 ·4838 or (213 ) · -· · 979-0136 oar patio Nr beach. ~ cmpctr Fplc 2.car gar . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6711-2134 Barton Casey. 1 o + Bach blk to • k" h · $345 • •••••••••• . ' $ 3 BR 2 b l oc & r .. par . s ops . mo . CONDO fully rumtsbed auto door' 400 mo. . ~ .. grea ean TOP O'THE WORLD VU beach/downtown. S375 fl 3 Br S390. Fammes onl)', 960-12'19
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DrlnWQ1•Parttns lot •--t---It U ~m.ctric , OUSE diatancc Ca ll 534-0840. Plastw/Repoir property f ast with Ceramic tale installed: •R•palr\li •S.alcuatin«i c:.r,.t __,,_ UcJ1'71JI ~4 Gr 1 f I •CLf!:.<?.!!~0S S~RVICE. (Uc.Cal T105920>. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Newpot t R.E. AHoc. lira, showers & tubb. •Lie. NR . CM S6 S •••••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. , · P~'P---' N t th &t xt 631~16 547·2839 dys. SS7·8280
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UJ-481N Cpt rfp.alr. l5 yn .. ,Pl' ....................... Small jobs. 25 yra op. L • d c•hlt DRYWALL FINISH Freeest. Ml·se30 stump removal. 675-2821
--nu ~or• m,,.ett Hda TAYLOR Jo'~NCES Plumbloc. elec etc. CaU ••••••••••••••••••••••• P~~F""r· Ex· Hane-Tape.Spray . Ins. Lovu111 Craodtootber •ill ~l.0101 '36-JllS? PapaQilf.$3l-42114 L MS -RotoUIUog Sod pr .· .. ..nea • reas. Richard 96().1787 RoC?f repairs. comp.---------k...cp )'VW-clukl. alter -Wood .._,.._M•n Unk • · s· .. d L · uc d*-104$Dave shingle. shake. Fast. Trimrruog, removal . ..,..... "· v In ... vbo"'"" ~ s-·T m ........ H * or ee u-e a wns, •• --1...1-... G t d B '· -~-"'Jl ed ·--·•< . ...., .. _ """"' '"SA R-9 SprtnkJers Tree Work Prof painU.O, Exl 'i int .-. R&*9 uaran ee . raan. .....ce,."""' nsur • llt&.rbol"/Baller vlcltl.ily, Confused' Our 2' atesi K & 8 Wood Feneln1:. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Plant10 • Clean-ups'. Low rates. 'Refs. Free •••••••••••··~··••••••• 5484512 646-1845
dally or wltl.Y ?Sl ~ mtlhod inake:s l f'n " lit &aua Ii fenCfJ repaJr 0CC Stwleot. l Too truck. Contr. u~.' 1364419. Xlol est. S3M780, 531).4383 PERRY'S PLUMBING Re-Root For Lesa VaaMn s.r.iu
........ Serfk• h1mpoo 1'.l?"n steam &t0-4080."4 0958 Tr.ah, tree trim, Ron ms.675-7633 Co!J?plete plumbing Call Anytime ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ~JERRY S 001T. G• ••q 64!·5703. Fine Exler. Painung by services. Dram & sewer 8M"°'2l 200 rblt vacuums from
Bkkpa payroll/t u c"s M1 znu -••••••••••••••••••••••• Will bauJ 1 ~· g Japanese Landscaper. R. Sinor. St. lkb, ms. Try c I e a n 'n g . Fr e e Sl9.95. 1 da. service on financ'stmll more NB r~ Cl an ups llaulln1 bl I llor c n.a~ n . Sprinklers. Low pnces. me.83&--555524 rs. esU.mates.24braervice. naomu Parka. licensed any 'lt1cuum. All typei. .'.o. o:... 01.... _._-. • • • ig sma • comm or re-Wodt guar 9 yrs exp 673-3181 320256 Roof p 1 & • b ..,....~ YrL--_ ...................... , Lanc11caplna. lmtn.:d. s1dentiaJ, reaa. rates. U 'd/Bonded Nb ·EXCELLENT PAINT· • rear va c uum s ... ags.
lo .. dnrl•tSn. HOLIDAY CATERING serviclng. 6'2·9907 Call anytime. 96&-8946 53f.a162 89'1-2862 ° uro, ING. R~aaonable rates. HOMESAVERS. PJumb· coat.101&!~" No,,vembe1r1 Vacuum Cleaner Ct.r
r Home or ()(fl~ Parut!ll • Free estunates. S48·2706 lng & Heating Free esl specia ..,., o on 3 IS71 Newport Bl. CM. JodJvkt7~~~a,u, CbartetCruises.10to 2()( ·~~~:o';RJ~fn1.• ct!:.!~P~1st·~~,A~~ Ulislca•c• CustomWaUpaperiog SJS br. HoOBoesf At.&Mrelci•~~e !1~,s:;?eso1~ l~:~t~~t -646-__ 31_crr _____ _
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SocaJ area. PO Box 1012 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Exper. 1ardeoer. Clean· Lite haullng-movi.ng. partitions. drywall re· . . DrainsclearedfromS4.50. shingles & bwlt·UP roof-WU'fl>OW CLEANlNG S.A.C..92102.~163 C.ementw0ckof1t1Jkiods aps. Free est. Reuoo. Garage-Yard clea01ng. pairetc.S48-0512 Painting, lotenor. Free FreeEsl.AJlworkguar. ing. 20 year of.ex· 640-5591 Legal sec reta rial Ftte esL 10 years exp: CMarea.S48~l Reas.rat.es.542-0105 ~4•a..., ~Mik~ates. Refs. Orainmaster.638-0953 pe.ra e n ce . Fre e .
aervk:es. 8 yn exp. Tape TopquAbty. $56-0757. Gardener· Serv. Trees, Home P'roMh ••••••••••••••••••••••• · Atl'n Gen Contractors· estimates. Membe r or Coast Window Clearung.
tra1'scriptlon Irvine F d 1 t 1 ,n spmklrs Free Est Call ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brickwork Small jobs lnt J.alnt & wallpaper Plumber nds. work Good. the Chamber of Com· Comm. & Res. Try us Ka~i·-.,..,.. .......,.. • • oun al ons, re • n_1n., · . · MW . N ·eo M .: n.: k · . · merce. Commercial & Refs. 642·5668 u.:i................. walls, blocks, patios Juananytime.957·2698 A AY Cosmetics, ~n, sta esa ... "'". wor ., reas. pr. pnces onremodels&re· Resldent.1al.83S-EelJ.
536-5013.1..lc'd. Nutrition, Houseware~. Irvine. 675-3175eves. Freeesl. Steve. 547~1 pairs. Serv. avail. ror•----------tClassiCied Ads are the
r-. -The fastest draw lo lbe Home Care-"-Comm 1-homeowners also Top answer lo a successful Tbe fastest dra!' i.n ~e Patio's, walks , & West ... a Daily Pilot MZ-l&'M Malle your shopP.ing WALLPAPERING HatPlumbang S37-l194 SeUWlthEASE! garageoryudule! Jt.'~ West: · .a Daily Pilot driveways. Retain Inf! Classified Ad. Call Today easier by using the Dally Refs offe r ed . Eves. · Jl's a BREEZE a better way tot.ell more
Qassi.fied Ad. 6'2-5678. wall. Call 54()..33Sl eves. 642·5678. Want Ad Help? 642·5678 Pilot Classified Ads. 631 ·3085/675-1266 Want Ad Results f)t2-S678 Classified Ads 64.i-5678 people!
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I• & 2 ta~ dal AllAduJtsoo~.2bdrm Sbattabomeor a~ol 300'. 0 se req'd. &.Of any purpose! League. · ,no ee. a sharp lady lo soc1aJ TEMPORARY
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bell. $410-$310. clubhc::;e~hown by -300sq.ft.Sl8Spermo.in Lost M kitte n. While <213>434-4685aft8pm on various accounlintt
54,·llU.499·1'22 appt. ',__3965 '{[l'.ccu~~-CostAM~788t lst.2nd.or3rd.Home~Loans w/bl.k ma.rtungs. 4 mos MASSAGE :Sn~~~rkm~l=~iaro
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din. rm., brick frpl, new Charming bay Vl ew, pen-Any amount-credit no problem Ln. Lag Nig. 831-1845 Clerks to Sr. Accoun-
kilcb. & batb; lge. deck; tbouse retreat. 2 br, Sun· ROOMMATES NEWPORT/IRVIHE ' Lost Peloneseorange/wht ESCORTS tants need ed tbru-oul North Laguna. Avail. deck. elec. gar. opener. · · Full Service Suites pa ws. -male. Jyrs. old OUTCAU OMLY Orange County.
Dec. 1-$400 mo. Agt. No children or pets . 511m" ...... $ay. $295 Monthly ~ mRUNC HOME LOANS, INC. (Ming). No tags.96J-7281 D.-b e•n. llr Ro~rt Hair's
49Cs7SS1 Avail immecl $500. mo. ntjoymore. Payless! CaUPbyllis~89 1100~11s1~Sui•~200 Reward ....,... Accountemps
l.se.67S-0377. AllAges&Westyles ~ ~portkKh.C.021WiO 631 -2140 SOOS. Main,Ste 501
MeApOrf IHdt 3169 We Cbeck References lo (714) 955-1610 LOST Small while Poodle GOLDEH GlRL No. Tower. Union Bank ••••••••••••••••••••••• 5cmta .AllCI 381~ Cal 546-4282 523 bSql. ft. offilce Lspace BKR. W.18thStreet, CM . In The Caty of Orange , .... .,~RT ••••••••••••••••••••••• su ·ease n aguna REWARD.645-0874. Caplatn & wife seek 114/835-41<>.1 -~-.-"' s~• Exec M/ F Npl Bcb Hills, S308 month. Avllll. female crew ror large~~~~~~~~~~ Bachelors, 1 or 2 1St,yadltcoodo,N.E. •1i • • ·aoc~ Decl.st8J0..6030 t.siMuR...tal 44501mlAHI LOSTF,lrisbSetter.V1c saa.lboaltoGreece.Sharel~ .
Bedrooms&Town.bou.ses 2Br, 2ba, els to shop/ pnm; loc: Ca~ j · · ....................... Oppo;tWlity SOOS Yorklown/Brookhurs l . eicpenses.2l3/S94-o897 Act1V1ly Assist.ant. Con
From$349.50 C r w y . C o m m ~ e~. =7813 a~i Deluxe medical swte. For l e as e t a a I e . ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11·11. Ans to Kelly. valescent Hospital. App Spectac~ar spa, total POOllclbhse. Cpl, drp 6'0-SJ57 Mr S .lb. ground nr .. ~rona del Beachfroot store. across Beer Tavern, CM are a. 963-3633. LINDA & YICIU. I y in p er s on ; 18811 recreation program. frpl. 6J3.zrn /S38·S798. · · mJ Mar. Realooonuca Corp. from pier. tn Seal Beach. Est 13 yrs Gross S7 000 o.ecc.I M F1orida St .. H.B. sod.~ program. 7 poo~. 8 _.__._. fw'Alslled 25 Yl' old educated work-675-6700 Noon -6 P .m . ( 2 13 > pr ·mo. Ail help r'un. Lo!>t '? Golden Retnevcr. £-......._ ~ofsori! Administrative & Sale" tenniacourta.AtFuhioo .....-!!""'! .~ ing clasa man needs t.c ~/439-38619 $lGOOO do •-645-44?4 s mo . old. Area of ..._.. ·-~ .. Island. Jamboree • San « U.fw wlllMd 390, hare · in food Laguna Beach. xlot ex· • . · ._.. 2 o lb J Or an g e . C . M . Serving all Orange Co. trainee (21 needed by
J uinHillsRoad. • ..................... , =~~?e!:isenowi posure, 310 sq. ft .. + lnJ hlalR..tal 4500 att.er3.30. Reward!646-2686 83.'>-7313 successful fast groW1ng
f 714J 644-1900 THE EXCITING Female. Write PO Box storage. Very attractive, ••••••••••••••••••••••• mfg co. SelUng security PALM MESA APTS. "533. Irv ea 92716 ample parlting. 1000 No. LogilAa t.ach hMln. ...,..._... Lost cal : grey long hair A Mew Approoch To &ys tem to hottils. Gd
Bachelor unll ~ block MINUTESTONPT • · Coast.$325Mo.494-75Sl 4 6 5 . 183 0 sq ft , OppOl'fwity 5015 Vic. Costa Mesa Nov. CRlATIVf educatJOnaJ back ground
from beach. All utll pd. BCH. SHARE A HOME 1200 Sq Ft $480 mo $250-$900/mo. Ans. Ph ••••••••••••••••••··~·· 6th. Reward646-8786 LEADHSH1' req. w/abLlJty lo com·
No kids. oo pets. 201 E.. Bach.1&2BR. 64S-7464or761·2284 Margu'erlt~ Pk;..y & 646-3357. Investor wanted for ex· LOST early Fri morn, A PubbcTalk for men .& municate effectively.
Balboa Blv~. S2SO per from $230. & up. We'll help you find a re-Av on S. D. Frwy in pansaon of number l vol. 11·17. Gold bracelet in women who a re con· ~xp. tn s ales' acct IL
mo.+ secuntydep. Call Adults.NoPel.S liableroommate! Mi~on Viejo. Prwer 110& 180Sq.Ft. Boat Dealer m So. Cal. frontofCdM Post Office. cemed to awaken their hulds. mfg. or securtt.v
SueS56-T70'1 lS6lMeuDr. Mgmt831·7444 Mini warehouse. Com· Xlnlreturn,overnormal REWARD. Call 496-4744 own true l ead er s hip helpful. Send re:.ume &
"JIJr 2 Ba, --to beach, (5 Bl.ks EasBlvldof. )Newport Roommate, M/F. lo share merce Park. Newport. expectancy lo right In· it found. potenlial. Tues. Nov 21 at J:;!lmearys'Tt;:1y~°:g.ts i?;~ .,..,....., 3 B R-b-$e in Cd M Dix &ec.-s.it.I 83H8.l3 vestor. Must be able to the Surf & Sand Hotel
enC'I. garage, no pets. 9am-Spm54&-9860 w/myselt & daughter. Enjoy favorable Nwpt • move immed. $100.000 Found while 3 legged ISM So. Coast Rwy Top field Locks Jnc., 1613
S47Smo'yrlylse.644·llo.1 Wkdys; 992·5000, Eves; Beach address with ll~sq.Ct.for_slorage or man. reqwre ment. Ask male d~g. Vic. J am-ohheSurfRoomatSPM Monrovia Ave . C .M.
_Steps to beach, yearly. MOllLEHOME 673-9533.. ocean v I e w. Fu 11 q~ettypebwnness. 782A for Mr. Fiemmg.848-1866 boree/Bnst.ol. 644-01.39 in Laguna Beach. Please _92627 ________ _
mod b b . . " ail i d w. 20th Sl CM Call Jack __ .. AOA 7022 r r rth ··----------Lge em 2 r , 1, r, IHFORMATIOM Roommate wanted tci services. v mme · 546--227'1 Found: Cocker Spaniel. ~orma""tioo or u er,. upper, frplc, all bltos. Rent.. option lo buy iJlfo, sbare Balboa Island Bay Call <TI4)644-6881 MOMytot.o. 5025 brwn.& wht. Vic: nr La _________ 1 ADULT MEWSl'APH
$375&$425.yrly. Garage repo's loan assumption, front apt. 2 bdrm. 2 ba. DOWNTOWN LAGUNA Sfof'999 4550 ....................... Cuesta, Memphis & HELP couch & love seat CARRJIEJlS LA TIMES ~~pener. 64Z·3"90; etc. Easy finance O.A.C $W0 per mo. 633-1382 or BEACH Plusboffices. 65" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Short tern\ R.E. $ Delaware, HB. Is at O.C gomg to Neb Needs 3 N.8 .. S.A , C.M. WoTk 3
..:....;;;._;_;_ _____ -t 9oCfices. 6751863 -sq.ft.ineld uUl.49'-7796 4000 sq. ft. renced yard. Available fast ArurnalShelter. , nde. Do you have room wks per mo. S90 per wk
Park NeWJ>C)rt sub·lease, ~ HOim Ston Gorgeous house lo share. Water/power. Irvine. Call673-6634 FOUND: Gray wt blk myourtruck? 548·80'75 ~~'::a~~=da~l~s~a~:
8 mo's. 2 B'R. 2 ba, $444 Santa Ana 5~7"11l 2 ml from oce a o. 3 ~fi~ ~~~a~ SSS-UI02 strippmg, male Persian Tra.,.• · 545(1 925 mo.P.P.CaU95?-8914 Anahei~ 95&-1011 Bdrms, heated pool, 2 B·1• d H'e Znd fir ~W..ted 4600 MofteyW..ted 5030 cat. Nashville Ave. H.B. ••••••••••••••••••••••j~m.~~~t.~~~~~~ W-•-•nster ft•ft ft-• ( I .... "" Hunt. B .. v . • . . ••••••••••••••••••••••• """ ,.,....8 3 Bdrm. 2 ba, gar. blk to """"'"' . 1442 rp cs. _,.,_ Cu. (213)..-ool.5 d.ys/ (.213) ••••••••••••••••••••••• _ ........... __ • _______ ,Lea ving Dec JOlh ror
bcb. Yrly. $5SO. mo W.Anabea: ~~ <n4)842-'7252 ~ve • Jlespon1ible. working Pvt Pty needs $20K. 2nd Found Fem poodle mix. Cb.ic:Ago. need 1 nder to
67S-6670Agt.. E.Anahea 150(] Rmmate 2 Br NB hm. writer seeks ooe TOMsecur~3-Ul5~rime grey & wht. recently he.lpdnve.Call646-49G2 15
2 Bdrm .lh ti lnt • Cont aft Sp. m Mon lbru Nr. O.C. Airport. Deluxe be d room collage in Cd prop. gt clipped. Warner/Raitt.. E ~ ::: &
locall. :1n ~a:· x rl •~ 400CJ Fri or anyUri>e wkends om~es w/secretarial Corona del Mar or Costa Mortoaa:u, Tn11t SA. 979-4632. :,,.:~
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., ..... U"loir"....uo ki '--"-"""'"v•~· lia1 Writ Cl ified Ad _._ FOUND G D t ••••••••••••••••••••••• * * Room w/ tcucuette ... ~RT Ill!. .a.CH . e ass 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• real ane ype ~ & WESTCLJFF2Br, 1~ Bi $60week&up. Fem.losbrfum.2Br 2Ba n5•n·v 5A #206. Daily Pilot, P.O. puppy ne ar 17th & -1 In fk.. 7005 townhouse. Adult.s only. 548-9755 secur. apt w/same. Non· Prime location. Approx Box 1560. Cost1l Mesa LOWEST Tustin. 54()..1822 ..... -Needed $395 1721! smoke, sauna pool, S. 10,000 11q ft. Paneled of· 92626orcall67S-3862 ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. · mo. ______ .... Brookhunt.. HB. $150 + fices. Shower & kilchen. lntenstRahs Pet"SOIMM 535o Rl!"'L EST"'TE
Bed.ford Ln. 548-7533. * ~ .... utiJ. Wlcdys 957-0272 Contact Louise Dahl. Male UCJ student seeks I t TD • _.__ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,._ A
iAY YlEW Lovel.Ygardens·Brook.s CORPORATE REALTY room w/or W/OUl board. • •• S. m>V RELAXING MASSAGE LICENSE lmrnndiately EASTBLUFF. Stunning wtr. fall 97S-0888 Work and/or pay for ~T.D. Loms. Bob James-Lie Masseur lllllllj
2 br. 2 ba, frplc. Lge •Kitc.benFacU.avail. CicmaqK rent. Mark 5pm·6pm, Faire5tTermss i.ncel949 OutcaJI S.9.494-Slll SCHOOL $5 89 patio. Pool. Mature •Jacuzzi,beat.edpool f•'•..t 4350 WAMRD 64S-635'7. SattlerMh).C:O.
adults. No pets. $540. •Wktyordallymaidsrv. ••••••••••••••••••••••• MEWPOltTCTROFC 1--...;1.-."t/ 642-2 17 1 545-0611 PREGNANT? Caring. OFFERS •
640-0349. •'IV & phone available Single $40. 2033 Anaheim Sr exec. will share you Ra•ce confidential counseling & ~s or Gals
"'-low-$63 Wll Ave. Double S6S. 1811 Npt Ctr deluxe ste & sbr ••••••••••••••••••••••• REPUBLIC referral. Abortion, adop-r~e •-...a...-... 11:-....---C tion&keeping. ~~•~FT.... No se lin g . No ex · OCEANFRONT, vie11 22T1Harbor Placentia 13, M overhead expense in·....._ APCARE 547.2563 penence nee. Company
from all roo~. 2 BR, l~ Co&ta Mesa :~ ::· 642·a.64 cld'g secy. Contact C.G. ()pportwlity SOOS •Crash CoW'M!'ava ilable w1lhng lo tra in. P art ::im:~1:e::~~Y t~3!: Double garace, 20lh ' ~ut:=U:~ -·•••••••••••••••••••• HOME LOAN COUMTRY GIRL •Matenals ~rovided. ume or full time. Ca ll'
$695. Tom, 536·3483, 141.10.AIMM Olive, HB, HO. All<l Lq8ch.Ca926Sl. AV ... IM)Rfe. *ESCORTS* =~~~~t~~ Mr.Roberts,834·t377
636-6300. • 6 5 • u p w e e k I y aiuale, aame aru $15. Own & operate your own TM eo .... , Ott.en 24 hrs 9c.7 0..174 *Oloose own taste-day Advertising Coordinator ---------w/kitcbeoette. 675-8740. 9llb=52&o Xlnl blway vialbtllty, new vending routes. 4-10 hrs Ref..-Y-..To Whew " ..... &night classes. for J>Ubl.astung company
LIDO lSLAND da crpt.s. ~t. A/C, under· weekly. Compl. co. train· '"--Co.of _...... R •Placemenl-i.IP to 80% i!' San Clemente . full 3 BRZ Ba, freshly JMU!ll Furn room w/kitcb eri •Sir,gle.Harbol'·A ms, grnd park g. Oceanlf hUI ing&locationsetup. _.,..;,::r_-._ t.o.. Splritww ..... comm.i.96ion. ume. oo sales. Typmg.
ed & new cpt. Encl So. privs to rent. female. C'.ll.atcrqeool.Y.$30 viewl.fromS00.1200aqfl PlanU2080.00 -·-.... •-18JSSo.EICaminoReal • worlfing wlfigures, good
patio. $650. J . Kloae, Mission Viejo area. · ma74 avall.549-11.86,499-3922. Plao tl$4980.00 2ND'S SanClemente:Fullylic. Free3Week telephone aptitude, de· ~SS9.f.588Rlte ~ 10l20.....,e.$40mo. 72U COSTA MESA Planlll$9710.00 Forappt.~·7296 SalesTrai.nlng tail oriented. Call for
WESTMEWPOIT Rm. pvt ba t b, maturt Trask Au· West· Professional officespace ca r·ro~v:\4f190l~ e e SI0,000-SI 00,000 Col Joro..tafft appt: Penny.4.98-t600.
3 Bdrms., 1 ba., unfum. emplyd lady, Ute prlv, 1194-2585,891-2144 avail tn California 1st l ·800·2J?.2 806 or lrollen-759·1113 ANITAformerlyof . J 31.J.0.03 493-04421--------se, Yearty reft. $150 +~ l.q Bcb, Extra l.rg. garace alol'qe Bank Bldg. 750 sq. ft. l-800-237-0704, Sun lOAM· GOLDEN TOUCH can K11tellu Advertising
IAYVIEW 494-7346 onlyS125permo.Rearof Low price includes 6PM,M·W,9AM..SPM. PVTPTYwUlpaymo.re nowbe RealEstate School PASTEUP
2 BR. 2 ba, frpl, garage. P leasant room. Noll 563 w. 19th St. CM Call janitor ial. security ror your 2nd T .D. s . reached at <714)496-3462 32031CalDIJ)()CaptSlnno LAY·OUT
Vearly,$550,uofuni. smokinl older lady. Jadt546-2277 services. conference OwnYourOwnBusiness! 642--3573 MICHELLE'S SanJuanCapistrano PAGIMG IALIOA-MEWPORT Refs. Good loc. Reas.---------. room le utllities. Conve-Area distributor for Jobs W..e.d. 7075 Art.1st needed part.lime
REALTY 675-1170 ~. --. • ..-..... _._.A,. nienl Jocalioo. 230 E. 17lh Rand McNally Maps. No * CASH FAST * •o.tc.11• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Camera and/or typeset
----'t't.nl St, Oost.a Mesa. 642-9560 aelling. Service company MONEY IN 10 DA vs 11" ... 2AM 835-3749 t h I r I 2 =be. u .......... , clean ll..W becbelor room .a ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• established accounts. In· 2nd & 3rd Trust Deeds ""' TEMPORAi Y JOI 1 n I ex Pe r e P u · .,.,,_. .. S 11 l l ro .... · Fin 1 lS Newport Ensign (714 > .,Ji. • 1 blk. lo beach. bath. Nr beach. $225. 51MeoL1 USll ma • e ecan • P • vestments $1650 to •IAIK>ll anc a vs I.IOI WAMTID: Needed by yoO.OR man. 613-0050, asJt for Brian. Sto 1-refrig. garage. ALSO 1 separate rm feasional bldJ· Near S15,450secured by lnven· (714)551-1250 Desperately needed Australian. for 30 days.
'S400permo.yearly.day ava1l873-0174 !3,-000SQ.PT. Capistrano luion. tory&equipmeot.Wrlte, Mon·Fri at Spm from Sta rt Immed i ately.
751MWMOeves75&-MS8 v=&-...,. 421c Mucb1~klng. To b~ include name, addreaa. A.a•UIMAfl/ CostA '99 Mesa to Chap· Sttong & capable . C::
•--Great Location comp summer o telephone It 3 references PeruJ1lla/ man Ave in Garden 831M:rl74 Saot<t Ana area A
OCEANVIEW,yrly2BR1 ••-•••••••••••••••••• '?9. Now l eaalog. to Personnel Director, a...t&,..._.. Grove. HELP! <for 1i... preferred. I~"'""_,..,
Ba, dup lex. $4SO mo. ENSZ-NAD A BEACH Deluxe&p.ce 8-54.54. NAMCO, 2121 Mon-••••••••••••••••••••••• mo's) ss.oo wit. r.•11 Bahysilllng my home. Af· TV"V'\...J \
6'M110orM2-3638 • ~~eeps I . '4<1 No.Oosta lleu,700aq.ft. JA:Vallo Rd. S.W. Btrm· + na•r:Ah 510CI 494·78'12 ternoooa & Eves. Trans .,_Al"t:J
lJOVE1t VILLAGE • Becept.?<ODGL..Ofc... 1350/JDO. Grwad OOOt'. t.nabam, Alabama 35211 ......... ;;;........... available. 842·5357. .,,. ~ 2btcmdo allDecl p-•-SDrinO Condo Tom,540-zaoo. -or call t oll tree .... _.....,_.
MSO mo. av ~-Mt;1oa 81111 CoUJl~ CommereeP atk l-llJO..t3M54S. ~",.. ft C:: IHetpW.ted 7 100 AJI Aboard for the Dill~
Oub. •MIO omce spec.-. 500 aq. ft. TIUI PSYCHIC M~ ....................... TPIRlotAICHN. RFISoiaJ.:MASr~' 1n. Near Hoag AUr. 2 br ..,_.. m-at.3 Xhlt.loc.ttJoe. Comer of CAR RENTAL Nets ·"-alJ C rd It A U I kl h " twnble ..c-lN ,...., .... ,,.,.. lllh•Newport Blvd. l50,000YT.6Scarsalways See.• t~ · 8 \ ccoun Jll c er 'Pone rormat10 all a ~, ... .,..1 car BIGBEABCAB IJClc&mQ... -· ~111orfM6.6303 bu1y. or Dlsneylaodl palm readings $10. l operator needed full Chrtstmu l&or at ~·s..aets~ peta. $28S 2or8Jl.w,...trple ... ec:.dsl·pa•4t.O~~ sums seller moving out 0 1 quesUon answered by V\JY tlFmell. lmmebe d.flofpenCing.I 612 5678 ._, ., .. .. v .,.,,.,. IAY V.W ....... -... A,.. 717511400 ..,.,,. 494-8117 T y P I I o t u co ne •· al ...;..r.. ______ _
Eut.bluff 2 bt, 2~ ba, 2 ev•. Luxurlout oltlce1, U • oji Lafayette .. eaone.ry ~..._. .. ,. .... • -CHRISTMAS GIFT S4M671 for •PPl. Ir de-ANIMAL HOSPITAL
car iar. Pool. pvt" Bil Bear cabin, alpal4, ecuUve ucret ary, VW..Ce UOOSQ.rt · WORKING PARTNER. SCDIU l(J·s TRAIN aloPS for your tails. Ba!boa Mtrl~e Groomer . bather, no
Q\liet. kl.S. Allo abt to pooltablt , color TV. 2 pertonal pbone cov· BUGRuNDY TheWaJIStreetJourual. llUUll"'L sbopplna convenience :ardwarc. E .O.E . cUpplng. assist~ clean.
aban.&40-Sal:s.c>-7559 frplc'a.~11 _.,., ~t.. con· Realtor f'ls.tlll 'nme Maa I& radio-TV ANSWERS every Wettoeada.y start· IF/H. FuU Ume tncl. Sat. and
fereace room. xerox, qewa have reported oo Ing Nov. L5tb u.ru Dec. A«WDU Rettlvable bllJ-orSun.~ UDO V1EW 2br, ll'plc, 8ouM lo Bil Bear City DOtar)'. Leaae or mon\h ............ 4410 lh1I bualneaa receoUy. A Bh.oh-'1ora -11 CALL NOW ' i 1 It d .,.uo. sep, l).R. AclJll. •'-I . P4 pet' nilbt to smntb. Near ao. Coast "••••••••••••••••••••• W1Mer, a real money &xact-Btavcr -l Ot . . ng c er . nee. ed full ANSWERING SERVICE •1mo.t7MS58 dbL"9 1JQeft1 Pl O C I rt • k R Iii • 500 A BATH ~$6111 lime lmmed Ol)(:l'llng. Orange Co Arprt area.
• OCC\IPU()'. au. cau a rpo TOPLOCATIOM! ma ... ~· •17• I know a auy who h .. n·t Full co. benfflts. c.n ,Inter busy 11witchbrd,
Cha.el fnmt Apt. 2br, fw'r/ahlcLMl-tm freew&71. m.2let. IMAMt•.,.,t .. 4 ~S ~. o1';~o1i~: been muued ln two . 54Nl71 fOf' eppt. & d•· Ftr as PIT ahlfU. EOE
2be, 'fill le•el, bus• L ake A rrow b ead Near Briltol .. Baller, 8'aceellftllretaihllop BuUd~rtlll'tmenlln· years He also haan't ~lh~tthEASE! tails. Balboa Marine M.anrbt~r. Pay accord·
pMlo. H r IU'I· Boat lakeb'cm&CODdo,1lpal . C.lll.IOOSQ.ft.1186.mo. •JIPl'C* • .-0 ... ft. come.Call <714>m.m2 taken.A BATH lo lwo tt'uBREEZE Hardwan . E .O .E . inf to exp. 546-'333 °' alip ava11.W70840-lOG. IJ0.'7CIZ2 R.eal&Gr',$41-7721 _,Pe-mo. Bkr1'7MTOO rorappt.10.5dally, ~emt, Cl ... llledAdaM2·~ M/.F/H. Sl).3333 '
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ANSWFRCNG ERVIC EXECUTIVE SECIETAIY Eltt't~y/RE toSl2K ba ~ 811_1_9 __ _ =lh~~roM!~~ ·~~:t CLHtCAL CAuh._. te PrHi.t tt =ii;ptat ~i~ SECURITY 1t?::.t1or·r.:it/~~1~J::~ a.... A 8M 0637 .. • • 1&1 ...__ GenJ ore TYPl3l tos900 Due to our rcrcnl C'X f •· ~-· C hai••••• 7 9 c_.... ,..~ ..__ PltllMCalt •·or Appt jlllN!lon proacram. Wtll ,.~f1~~ d~P~~Yt at HI~
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1J0111tl(1C1 ~rate anUqut bee...._ ()fflqJ. Met ...._ ~lltle1 ..t Su.lte~ 142 1470 for ICooi!ffeeper, live In. own
photo eqwpmt"nl la d, --'•t•--t a. e..erstlc ........ ,,w_ '" ~~ l"IM/Mewport l clt room an lovtly 2·11ty N l:J T.tap oldUme pl\ l• ' ••• -...-huJnll a hid M
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.id Lo neaN'llt 1-;m~•) ,rece•r• ••d c•••••lc etlo• 1111111 648-512.5. 11527 Monrovtu ----• www q'd $300 mo 84''30$1 rr ~ ~\~P~~·~~id ~1 reqalre4. .... ,.._. la ...._ Pot_... Ave.NB_____ WWttMr-Ar•• 2 weekdys, 673-3822 bef 2
bycmpllm·r Ian • ale • hioW "'*9 f• ..0 .._, °" • Offkt Mov...e .... lilll1. C~ ..... ltOt PWMITURf weekdays
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l ht• Jullv Kol(t•r Inc. 11 ., ....... .-y .. 0,...to .. lllAh.C .. for..,.,polRhM..t. .ec.Ww.-lc..._.",.ncrwllh•n Apply between lOum !!,'~ ~y •::o STUFFYOUR
J)'n1un11'. f,15t .:row111y • •pKltil ... ....,.. ~ 1pf1tttwelty for 2J>m, Mon thru Sul, H.J __ ,,, cen STOCIUNGWITH
n<J1laurw1t t'h••n. tia"l"d ~Q~ ' £..0~ carfff" Mlthf9cfloa. bctW ..a.y ..t GlltT'ttl Furniture. '22ll w..t TOI' PAY wlttl a HOLIDAY CA.SHH }~1~"~~~: .. !!'i::;:~~lf. 0 3723 llrch Str.et. ~wporf hoch 557-0061 ~07 frl•t• t.tHflh . s ................. for HarbQrBl.,C.M.. ,....dtdco ... ..,. ~~1~1.1~1~: ro1~c:.:',~'
Ckrlc 111 our 11d1ttr I of l.t.r•Mw wMtMIM. A....,.c• P ... c G8411t.AL OfffCf Apply In penion Mondlly women ClM or over ) to
fie•• lill'('ounb p•> 1tbh• ·~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I H ...... Pi a....._ CLMdly Dwcel Wt. 204, MUAl enjoy phone con to J"r\day. SAM to SPM earn eicua <'8bh ui. dept W~ pro\ 1Jt' \Int J7 It I. C:O.t H141tw.y, c ..... .,_. Mw, l a cl . w o rk 1 n g w I at mallroom helpers. pr1·
'6ork1n1 cood fl bt·ncf1\~ i---------i C• 92621 Cl 141 •1l-JaSO. cu."U>mers " detail Lt ~S FAIGO i.sroom operators. & Pae appl)' In JM',..un CA.SHIERS lye_mg Pdvac ,111ckpay ..._ ...... DS1taVICES truckdnvers,day,n1ght.
to U.nktnlC GLl-.UI CAl. attieallh lns.Applyll.m --1512~W. weekend &h1fls 10 TM ~•-Inc OPER •TIO..._.S Pffn\llnanit P llrnt-oi•<·n 1 PAY DAYS 4pm. Mo n thru Fri l..ltguna Niguel ~· A " 1nJC'l A.bu 1ntt•r"1t'w1n1it Barden's Pest Control. Coe:ue11w•attt.
' 17CMJ Nlet+.A•• OfEICER for <.'hri~tm ' h1•l1> 6"6 R d I ... C M '"''-·Co 9271 • ,.. Prl"HC>U tl•h tt•111t r LIFT UMTIL s4'&.S57o 8 n ° p .. • FultrtOtl, CA Th.ls 1s an 1detll wo for
54'90]1 I l\r"ntvruod ~•\ ina"' & t"'J>r h1•lpful M>J'l)' In CHRISTMAS !-;m11tovmt•nl OR you to supplement your
LrntJ\ 1 .. a111\rl) t'ek1na '"'P•Ot• lOAM to 4PM C ~ Ir T ah• General Office M' ·ay, Tut'sday, Wed income on a ~rman.-nt .. ... 1-:arn eatn hnslma& -..... -6 r ~ 1n ll<lRcl p/l1me baJ is No exiv•
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Architectural Uruft,.man
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s.c.tty Officer
t-;xpent'nce<l. full tinw.
nJte 11blft. 3 30pm 12pm,
perm position 714 · ~3281 E.O.E
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sembly Technology Inc
23041 Alcalde, Lag. JUs
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o1 t1HC't•r urit•nlt'u 1n Cold t(4•y WMrt'hoU•t' '""" 1""••• ·~ Fast growing St Joh.n ~ay, Thursdny, lOAM ' r.!r dJV1duel 1111th a.otnt' Pfl' 3200 ll•rbc>r lil (.'M l n1 rmnt'>' 00""' AdntW1tratloft Knits needs a competent to GPM CLOSED ,..rtdsy needed Cllll or come in "'<"" ~vanll'' It Lo"4n c•x l)' Citllhlfll Showroom 1,, TYPISTS sell starter i.n the order at 27957 C.a.ot Road
}lt'nt-nt•e to "-UC'" m our a n ~ q u • 1 o p p 0 rt PIX Of I •tilMJtOll leach dept. Sen1c1ng our coast 210 W . W .,....,. L..-. HkJMI
llunt1nicton B~<A~h Empfoyt-rM f" CCTCLElkS to coast accoun\s in RM.2 17 831.0542 Rund> rht• pt·1~on we A volves heavy phone con ~---"'-•-,Ca OrCalJ Branch0ff1t't·
uek ~ hu u I 11 h .. \ •' Qa.stut•r.1Apply rnpt·ri.6n KEYPUNCH OPH ~c7t17.1_ca 11 Na n c Y. .,,~,."'N.-oC .,,...,, 83)..1441
1o1up•n l.:iof"Y b3,•k11row1d Cmwn UardwMrt' y115 ~ ~·"" ... ~ ...,...., ond h~ f.im1hr with 3llf11'.: Cua ltlw'°,t:l>M CL " Equa.l()ppEmplyrM/I'' JUMJW(I ~ t havepbonu&rebM VocoffoMICo-1lot GENERAL OFFICE.
C AS HIER bi.. ..ra_Np. Long&: short · S 15,540 Per y.., Rec:epllon. hte typ1ng,••--------i w .. ur~ a ar...,01ng 111 Younjl woman needed u•rm dt.lgnmenlll HoU T"llM.I Ctftfer M..-gtf' pleasant new offices in
twnw1uon and ofkr 111;1l ror i·u.'>h.lcnn11 m u con day & vacation pay . SSl,,,500 Pery.., H.B. $700 mo start. Call .. wnihnl'O:Pponumur-s teu1porary retail shop Hos p1tnh zu\1on plan Moo·F'ri, 714/848·3133. w•; OF,.'F;R · M ui.l be a <'Q u 1.11 n lt-d •va1l11blt>. • C r o up M c d 1 <" :1 I wl retau. be <ifort & lit' ApplicatloM-wfl be eccephd ...til 3PM, GENERAL OFFICE Part
1ruiuraJ1('4· r111n cur»te Plc111.1.• l'ull or up· Dtc. tit, at The Ele•loy•llt & T.......... time, 20 hrs week $4.00
•Group Lon~ Term 011) ply al. Apropo11. 29. ·~~-~ ~. Cttthr of llut ..... leach. 531 M-. per hr. NB.644·4444
:1h1bty F'aeh1on lsluud , N ff. S ... ti .,. •---L. GE'"'ERALHELP •(jroup I.He lt111urant'e 644 26S2 --.?ill TI-'-tred,n9• ~· ~tt or part·llme fo r s m
PIM ---_ 38 C.•••• Dth• .,__I a1 ~ ·--COmpony t'ald Heu re· Cashier puson. Coi.t:i 54 • ...,741 w .. u -e-s-r~ .. ,. • 11'11.'nt Plan Mesa Stat1uncn1. 270 f, -magic company. Ship·
•St<X'k Purchulie Plan 17th Sl. CM 1-\rll time IAcross From CUstodiao wanled for lst•--------•I ping. rece1vlnR sales &
•Free Parking Apply 1n per~on 10 12 OrongeCo. Airport) Church of Chnst. Scien· Designer de dept. Apply 9·1lAM
GUARDS
*SECURITY* I N s u L A Tl 0 N INSTALLERS. fo"'ull tim\• *GUARDS* o~n::~~1~er':~~ex~~
We have 1mm1•d lau• opt for Journeymen
openmtc11 for Security WaRei. ubove scale. Xlnt.
Guards"ln the Newport Cum P~ n Y b-e-n eC 11 "
Beach area. Mllllory e" /\dam-$ Ins ulation
pepence e nd '>em1 ~16_L_8 _____ _
Only t;quaJ Opport Employer Ust NB. full Ume. tel or PCB Golden's Magic Wand.
ASSEMILERS Plell.'>C cMll Sheila t~ar Castue.r, mat1trc. P.l-tunc write Clerk, 3303 Via 946 W. 17lh St. CM.
Jmmed operunJts 11va1l 1n rison for an ;1 ppo1nt Dnve photo Mon·Thur --Udo. 673-1340 DESIGNER General office. Heavy
retired preferred. l''ull I N s u L A T l o N
a.nd part t.1me as well WI INSTALLERS New con·
weekend part-tune and ;;tr co r.n So. Orange Cly
on-call work lli available Gd co benefits. exp.
~lectron1c as5'!mbly of menl ;i.7.30. Dcpe~dable, oon' Clerk. Motel front desk, Cuis r Seniice Manufacturer of electro-phones. Typ1n~. filing,
microwave or pr1nled dl.lble. permanent. H B neat appearance. much lOme mecbaruca.l producu re· I O·key adder. Good
Burns offers the bttsl .E_ref495-_l_832 ____ _
wages 11nd hen t>f1l!> Insurance CODI NG
padtaRe in lhe M:cunty CLERK. auto ins helpful.
industry, 1n add1t1on to call Mr:. Kirkpatrick,
trauung w1lh pay and 979-5481 lrvme area
rurrushed uniforms and --
c1rcwl componcnls 6 BRE ...... TWOOD 962.4353 detail. 2-girl o ffi ce, Fast growing SL John qu.lres 8 proven PCB lay-phone auinners essen· mo cl{>elronic n sembly IJ"'lll ------""'rm ""·lune. Work Fri Knits needs a rompelent t1°1 Small mfr Salary
SAVINGS CASHIERS rSa t;.~. a""l self-starter in lhe order out puaon who wanu an '"f• • uper req Good pay & ex l 4,..._ . de o=uruly lo make ex· commensurat e w/ex· ht'fl4.-f1t.o.. Job is located an pt. Senim.ng our coast II
& LOAM Fltune Good Poy lo "Oasl accounts in· ce lent wa11es. Plus. be penence. Ca for appt. l.a~una Beach. f'or G~..... 1 ~ 1 ., I ed h 642-1916 eq u1 pme n t Ca r 11 nd lNSURANCE, Group ml
telephone 11> r equir ed mmlstrauve agency ti'
Call ror an nppo1ntmcnl quires experienrt>d
or apply in per80n person wlstrong off1t•1•
Co avwm co 5 A<'Ut1ons volves heavy phone con· anumate y anvo v w1l ---------
appt • Berkeley ntrol~. 12001 Sun Vlnct•nte Ul We train Co. bener1111 CLERKS tact. eau Nancy, 540-7171 new projects rrom con· 1---------• f7l4) 833-3300 Personnel L.oeu\nllt.'IC8.CA!l0040 METRO CAR WASH cepUon to field use. We General Office
Dept · Irv_ 1213)476-2201 ~HARBOR Bl, c M DATAPltOCESSIHG want an md1Vldual who
Auto Carner for Register 1':qual0pportuntty CASHI ER. <Food I F'ull UTOTEM Data entry ram w1L1l ;r~~~s t~~J.ro~u~:uopa •STUDENTS*
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Ideal for housewife pr ·~~~~~~~~ Newporter Inn, 644 l700 for full or p/t1me clerks aUNIVre AcCo nM~cr ing l 0 MI F.M7-0554 Holiday JObS BURNS
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depend.able wheels. Call lcndftcJ/Tetler tram. Slarl S3 per hr. As· DEUVERY MAN FIT & Dl0alriA Ride menta ofrenng, vanety, tc~ IHVEMTORY '.'>4()3006,&4S.3&SSWoody Newport Center office l•---------1 !\l mana~ers to $3.60 hr. PI T . for C hr111 lmas •er• expen .ence. &topSS. Call S..kes, Inc. CONTROL CLERK
Light typing, pleasant Call'nng Managers to SS.SO hr. Ad· trees. must have truck. Operotc modern cqu1 p· ror ljn nppo1nlmenl lo 1775 E Center Street Excaung opportunity Iii
AUTO personality Exp. pre HEED voncement opportunities 546-1330. menl & door lo door v151t us toc:lay. wc ar(' Anaheim, CA~ expandina Orange c.;0 •
LOTPERSOM ferred. Call: Dons Crox Professional to t.hMc who quaUfy. For transp. Ca hf, dnvers he here to be of serv1cr to 714/635-4630 fi rm. Mu i.t be able 10
,,Jlure mdividuul dl' on 17141644·1461 t:alcnng Han1.1ut>t information go to our Delivery Man for early req'd . No prior expcr your s kills & your EqualOpportunily tYP\.'. file. & do'" houi.I"
,irl"d for JJOSllion us lot IMPERIAL S&L Pf'rsonnt>I. conturt nearest market or con· AM L.A. Times home de nee Good dnving rec a schedule. Employer M I F' follow ups Salary s700 &
·•llcndanl for MerN·d•·" An Equal Opportunity WES1'CLfffo' lact lhc personnel office livery route. Econom1cal must. No Sunday work 557-0061 -----UJ' depend1n11 on l'"
Scn1 fkult'r Appl)' ln•-.-•":•m•p•loliy•e•r•M•l•l'•'l•l•f-'· llosp1tallly Resource:. al car reqwred. 2 l,'l hours Oranite Coast Yellow Gull1vcr'i. Re,taurant per11·nl't.' Offn, ,.,
'" 631-0610 752 9118 12442 Lompsoo St r day. No collectin . a.b. 17300 Ml. He r · ~Q~ off 1 c e • now tunnj( Bookkl'eper. cellent medw:.I twnef1l" person GardenGrove~-4840 per mo. Net ta e rO\llM,f Vly 0 overload _ ... f II ApAl u In purson ... J,
Eq aJ 0 por Empl y"r home Wm H 8 area ---expenenc._..,, u tr mt• ~ ' ,-IT\MISSCO• Ut!S Rankin" Chlld Mentor. Care for 2 u P 0 "' &:JB.-012:6 . DISHWASHE R· Full lime Ow.boys. lunch & d1nnt.>r M ti I" SC I F.NT IF' I l' '<:I IMP0«1'& HEW ACCOUNTS chlldren, 6 &: 8 yrs. coo~ & pa rt time . Good EqualOpport Emplyr HOflles.._, over 18, dinner OIULLJNG CONTROl.S,
1Mtt1311746ofl7141496 110• Ncoo sharp. pen.onciblc meals. oversee eating Clerk Typist. busy C.M. DelJvery person for e~ benem.s. EOE App I Y M on Thu r ~ <t 04 l) Ca m Pu" Dr .
New Accounts pl'rson habits & rl'C Tutor as offrce reqwres detailed LA. Tunes route . N Bayv1ewConvalescent bt·tw<•e n J ~ 11141i2 ~0w~~rl Bt'ach , Ci\
with S&L Teller ex· capab1ltL1es permit person , billings, IF Costa Mesa. Hunt. Beach Hosp1tul GEHEAAL OFFICE MacArthur Rlvd Ir\/ ~~~~~~~~~-
\Ul(Jfmt1ve Jl("ncnce Jo"ulltt1mc pos1 Olherdutres as required VOlces, filwg, SOwpm & area.CallS46-448l 20M Thunn642·3505 Na tional Educat ion llAIRCUTI'F.RS. 1m~d f·
MECH ..._ ... ICS ll'"' "V"1lable Mu~t have training & ex lO key. GoOd benefits. Deli LA T Co . h en " for I o , ________ _
"'" "" u .. h k •· Call v ... 631 ""00 veryman, 11nes Onvcrs needed. AM & PM rporauon as pos1t1on op '""' it t· i. ,. \ulomoll .... & lite bu~. IRVl ... r S._Vl .... GS J)(!r W/ y....,r. 1nel1c .,. iciu, ..,, I N B h "' I bl d tol .. I I RA/kL~OCH ., ·' "'" "' " ded h .. ~ld BA n ewport eac ... routes, 21 yrs & older, ava1 a e-1n s lu enl me ~u;..s w yng new r.
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., •• r u n.... 1 L> 1 betwn 8 , Mon F'r writ1nu , cu s tome r starting ~aiary Sl201wk IRVlNES&L Vull1·v tNo or Slutl•r l714 t752·2600 EO menl lA:ve oprnent cpl <'urale, sa ary negolla· Deliveryman. LA Times. a. · 1' :.er 11 1 ct.? l'X per• t.· n <'e + Ullfl & benf'ftl Call~~~~~~~~~~ hl•twl·cn Nl·whopt• & i\dpa1dforbyem~loyer ble. needed 1mmed. on Balboa Penins ula .~ ___ h 1 fuJ Good r forappt 963 7714 1-557 &961 30 S"'"" c P J)()Srhon or · J • .... fTORI •L 1-'wht.ll CIVIL ENGINIL"L'RlNG · 3 . am·6am, """ mo Onvers, hnht delivery, "°N\Ofl returnm0 to JOi, • , -" -• Beer Bar Maid. ni~hts. , r.,•IJ """ ""151646-1413 "' .,.. " llAIRORF.SSER d{"d F II d
full l Im". rt•lt able. UESIGNER. t.xpcr In Cocktail WoitrtH _......, . must know OC are.a. •·1T market Interviewing · • net! u time cu,,to •an" " b d I d r SJOOhr 8am·llam & lpm Jpm. w/rhcnt!'}<'. ~\art 1m Nwpt art.•a, day...,·ventni< i\11111 Purl!. 'l'ra1nel' & 4!Ni!JO:l3,496-5476 su · iv•11 •on . an School DeUverymen,overl8 or · 9373 North Ameri<·un Cor m e d } l!F. JI AI H s hift... mu.;t be US
J)t.•ll\1ery Um•cr, full & dvlpmnl, or t ':chn1cal Earn up t.o $300 per wk. early am newspaper In ~ -540· . r"'"pondcnc"" School. •Aot HANDLERS 642 8484 1•1t1.wn Good wai,:es. vu
f)t-llllW i-:xpt•r hl'l1>ful . BELLMAN quantities ... /Time Low twtlt>n. Placement NB & CM. Perm. pi t. Driver. Part Tune. prefer nl'rch St". Ncwp;r t s holiday!' & bonU!> llll't!ll
iulnotn('l' (i31·0111 Apply lrl person Surf & career oppor. Apply In ass1st.7S1·9194. s:lX>/$400 mo + bonus. over 18. 22 hrs wk. 1-~or Oea-l'h , (Near 0 C HAIRSTYLI T lall'nl !>. t1vci. Will ln1111 . Cull
".·and llotel l"'·S s·. Csl person lo Mr •"uentes. ~5844. E~ ip I' l 'I Slor" ncedl<dforbcautyi.a1on d 17J•)"J26"cu lluh 1>1lll:r w:inl\'d. rl'1111 .-. ..,., Rbl Bei.n. Wm Fr08l & •Q,U~ .en a ,-. Air.port ) Equa-1 ~Op bttlaf'Y & l'Otnm O(ll~; _ayi. .. " · "':!:'-l>lc.l'VI.'~ Iii wknJi. for~ yr llwy, 1.ag R<'h.___ Assoc. l40l Quail St., Npt COLL.ATER OEUVERY. Pt-time eve. ~Rent All. &4S·0760 po.rtwuty Employer benl.'f1ts Call Hobbie for JANITOR
old llliO ti8Wi BOATS Uch. TRAINEE Top p ay. Neat 8 P ~~~~~~~~~~ appt 546 711111 _ Part 11mt'. 7<Jm·I I Jm lmml.'dl1tle ()pt!n1nu pearaoce. Mus t have DRIVERS 1-'ur . Cltricd Pers0tti Collute & package educ a· own trans. CallSJl.()842. HAIR STYLISTS Mon F'r 1 To enq>t Y ll~wk orfl<'c mcd1r.1I ·''
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Ex""nenced & Trainee Pos1t1ons cl<>!>e lo home 1f quire-llft10g of heavy DB.IVERY r1Ues. Net S180 a week or week La)(una nch f'or sdurular hlt> mainled nun1••·
TR..-IM C .. PEMTERS mter~led please cull box~. Wllb.n~ lo train lo Jo'IUme for loc debven es more. Orange Coast lnterv1('w rnll Wt>d or ri~~~wl~.~~(·~~1 r~~ ~:~ -ABIGAIL ABBOTT oper ate forklift. Ex· Xlnl driving r ec. re Yellow Ceb. 17300 Mt LABORERS Thurs 494 972!.I tcrv1ewappl. 1-: 0 1': i-:xpenenced & Trainee PERSONNEL cellcnl work mg condl· quired. Ph for appt, Health Ins Program St-:RVICi':S lions and benefits Apply 557-92l2. ask for Mr Herrma nn, •·ou;.tarn TRAINEE Handyman to muintarn lnll!J:rated O.iw Paid Vacatton 731·771 1 between 8am-tlam & West , Newport Sta Valley <No or . ater l'QWprnt'nt l>I do l?Cn{'ral 2283 F'.11rv1l'W Rd.CM
ALAJUl-.'LA YACHT Never a charge lpm 3pm, Nation al lioners Inc ~~i;d~ Ncwhope & ASSEMBLERS l'leanup. {" M mrRr co 5466080 Sl81ARGOSYORIVE l: appl"cant Education. 4401 Birch ---·------...__________ Tommy.6310700 Janitor PT.•hr~n.·rdtJ \
Hunt Och ~57-1383 ° ~ ,st , Newport Beach. Dental Ortho Assistants,. PACKERS .,.~ --Clen cal <Nur 0 C. Airport 1 needed for busy H.B. of. Drug & Cosmeuc clerk Hardware Stth"" full ~dJY!< Pt>r wet•k :i ;ix rwr
BOOKKEEPER Deputy Clerk wanted Equal Opportunity f1ce.,texperfrontofflce, must have druit slor~ Mui.t have reliabll' tune,experpre('d .Apply hr ~11·6646 10 JO l Ju
I-' c Bookkeeper Mfg Clen cal prn.1llon 11Va1la Employer f'!" tune & l chairs1de as· exp 25 hr per wk. Lag transp & phone. Long & 1 n Per., on . (.'row n "'k ror John __
l':xf)(•ncnccd lfeavy f!Xper . req Please ble immedlalely. Re sf'd.l. 962tul~ .. ~i~, exper pre· H.tl.ls area 54<MS80 short term ass1~nments. Hardware. 3107 "; Cu:.isl LAUNDROMAT ASST
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VnnDykl'. MC!la92626 260 for uppt. Oran ge ~eekcnds ~t thl:' OranRe gery only. Nwprt Bch. Or cleaner need11 pre· IH y1•:1r • Apply in LIV E IN CAR F:, Male or
833-3100. ----Co u n \ Y It arbor County f a1 r grounds 644-6161. Y, N e ce p<>rr1on 3 a Mon-Tue1<o coupletoa:-:.1st wtcsrf'of
tA1ual Oppor1':111plyr Bookkee per lo trial M1tnlcipal Courl EO t-: snackbar. 15 openlngs, O·"'"""' •"SIT x sscr 0 e~lr~ nl Wt.'<ln:; f'r1 Hmbulalory 1•)(frrlv .--------1111 bal"nce, PIT ....... m1·ngM. · · · start1-tt aa1ary • ., SO pr ~uAL ~ -' ·ray necegsary · 1 r a n . bo ' " '"" " "IA ...,. 11 h 1 Ide c 11 ua-6485 Call between 7 & ~Via Oporto N B .it•nllemcn. Hm & ard Hunt Bch. Mulurc, ar. hr. Only reliuhle people c. c a r' · ti '"° ·
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w/rcfcrenccs. Construe TEMPORARY Cook.a wanted all shlftll DEMl'AL/Rtcept &.ctrcMtlC As.....w.r• 3141 Co"'P"• Dri•• AUDITOR
lion experience helpful uva1I. Apply In person A wanted in N.B Solo prac Diversif ied work load lit 546·174 I Exp full lune. ~Xcl'llen1 Livt' In Nurse Aid nec<lt•tl
Must type. Bonduble. IMMMEOIATE growini; company with lace & pleas1mt local1on. mgf~ instruments. Ad IAcrOl!s From working rond l'or appt for wel'k·t'nd rt•ltc•I
$4 ~O hr. Ca II Sally. benefits Apply al Ma Fringe benema. S48·5602 vante Kinetics, 1231 V1r Orange Co. A1rport1 call JO\-' M11uolo M()..2300 Nursing citrt• for bed pu ~'lfi R832 • tori a , C M 646 7 1 6~ Equal Opl)ort Employer ,._ _________ , l1Mt In Cd M homt.> Meal WORK Ourkeris 212 F.,17th St Dent 1 1 ll ·-ll · ,. t)Ookkee~r. fwll char"t'. c M a :tpec a Y prac ce E.O.E. HOTlt. prepar~t.100 & 1•omp.1
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!tmall business. t-•ut1 ume •~at ~~t Co unt r help for d r y t'hair s ide help. ca11•--------•I Girl for public account DES« CLERKS 7arn "$10 per weekcncl
O!PHlme Call&4a..7671 . * '"" Y It cleaners.. Mutw:e__peuon 644,0683 Electronm1 ing _orti~l'. 'rypinJC & Full & part ttm~·. ndvun Cull for appl UpJohn
BanklnA •bee ariH to work 28 hrs pr wk Af. ELECTRONICS l>OOikeepinj(. Oran1ie Co .,menl opvrt 11v111f App-Ht.>ttlth Ctt~ St.>rvlt~i.
PART TIME Book.Jceeper. experiencc•d' *PIX/ltc.,+ temooni. & Sal. Mr Best Dental As1sls t anl for Airport area. 546-0975 ly in per F'X)F,7S2 0992 __ _
lD payroll & accts. pay a · •Sr. Cleril• Cleaners 2939 1':. Coast group endodonltc prac TECHNICIAN l"Mt Ho•t Hottt
TB.LERS ble Harlequin Dinner .~•.......ac...a ..._ ••t llwy COM 675 3306 licce in Newport Ocach " IBt ,FR IDA Y Po rt 1717 E Oyer Rd. s A Lot M• M «ct.cl.
Playhouse 979. 7550 '-""""' .. "'.. ' real opportunity. Ex umc. momfngs, Exp re 1---------1 541·5513
Immediate port t1m1• Col For Aft Co•1ter "• perienceneces,,ary Non· Immediate openings and quired. t yping 60 65 •---------
openings in lhe Hunt BOOKKEEPER • OHl«o ........... Today Part ti.me_. over lg, Soup _s_mo_k_e._r ._644_-0.S.;.;..;.95 ___ opportunlt1t•11 10 an Newp0rt Center EOF: LYH-ftM SHIFT
in1ton Bch, Ntwpor p e r so n so m e exp . 557 0061 & salad resta urant. Dental receptionist for establlah d eo m the CaUMrs Oudllk&M·74S4 HOTB. EveryothcrweekcnooH
Bea'ch & Wet1lminlwh· helpful. Apply m person. • Airport area Call Omer. busy group practice Orange County airport HOUSEMAN Must be ded1rutt'd to
are11.s.Prderlnd1vldual 3-5Mon-Tues·Wednll·Frl. ~Q~ office • orllon,rut2PM.95S-OSS4 Challenging, rewarding urea Applicants lo G-R·E-A·T 1''Ull&partt1l'1'4.'.•PPIY•n Jtoodpat1cntr11re Appry ~~r:;;l'~~l~.('('0~-34:iOVla~rtoN .B. 0 overload COUPLES· poallion ror glrl U • t~b!~':l1~c~~~e~d S ALIS JOI HOW pc~.!:HottHotel 144SSt.tperlur NR
s dcr thoe1e appllront. Career . Lc\\I hC'lp you . HOUSF.WIVES ~encedindeni.l field. Recent a n aloa and OPEN o R s MAID
wJLb_he&.YY c•t.hll'rlng n wJlh y~ur career tranai· Equ1al Oppor t:mplyr Spttn: ume help needed ·•moker. 6"·o:595 d11(1tal expertence pre t.
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blrud we wlll aend you l CAREER Rf;SOURCES 1--.------•I 891·11.28 front office .. luauranct ~~~~~~~~ I) IT I 0 NS . M A NY 1------i~--•I MAIL CLHltS our lraJnln1 cent"r o 121.3)420-1992 CLERICAL Credit Interviewer exp. neceaury. Cood _________ FRINGE BEN-EFITS HOTEL Part Umc 'fue ·Sat. 7&m
full1alary. •llCll'TIO..IST• SUPIR Newport Beach loc. EllabUahed Stationery •'AST GROWING COM ttiGHl noon. Housewives, here
t.E111"1"-e. lelenaJ~rteyr~~npoefllrtn11 C4SHlll Lonf term temr.rery ,_64.S-650 ___ 1 ______ Stor• needa ln•lde aales PANV PROMOT•~S AUDITCLllk jg tin opportunity to re • • ..,., 1 1 b l PAIT-TIMI ·-FROM WlTHJN TRAIN Good oprw..r for rc-llnble tumto workon 11.p\.tim\• Cuti l'eraonnel Ocpt. PAIT·TIMI pos t on • v 8 • t• DIMTAL/s.cr.terr penion. Olflceauppl)' ex I'' 0 R 1' 0 P "''"l!Of\ w/un uptltudcfor bul1dor tt bully d altt pro 714 /8352606 to dl•rus 9am·3pm, Mon thru Frl, Sharp, enerteellc !)4:rt1on JOll P l tlme . Wi ii lraln per helpfu l but not MAN A 0 EM Jo: NT ~mbcrll & rnkul ntor (•c11111n1t 1•omp11ny Cull
backMround. • pleonnt woJ'klnfC condl· apply. Local CPA firm t1u't. now to ~arn thoee 544·5..'MSTullin ntt>f'llllH Y •·r t n u S T ART S ··I M CR 200 for 1ntl'rV1t•w bPPt. CALIF. lST RANk lions, call 11u.>r• manatcer needlJ front omce person extra SS for Chri~tm-.i ---------tiendlll. aroup mcidlcal. M E o 1 A 1' t: L v · · skills !'Ii 4
l'li!M'I ·t: o ,.; to..:quaJ Oppc>r (714) ~·7330. lo t\.aJld lc T Incoming dolntc credll pMmollOnll Dent.al Aasl. chalr•lde, pd v•cOUon. ff ' hOlldt)'t K E Y 8 0 A R 0 prt'r('rred 1.-:nJOY 1tood lntegrulcd U.it:.t Cor11
'Employer M THl.UILDDIUG ll.net.llahttypln1.fllin1. for major retailers near muathaveX·rayUcence. for 8 p pt call Rt1lly EX J) ERIE NC t: company b<•f2Cll• Avply 2283 1''111rvicwltd.CM
1,10•-MltMfD 1eneralofflcedutlea Im your home. Earn1na La1.lt................. PruL . VE 9am Nl'IOIJ . Mon/l''ri ... 6"''"'" "*-"I -r di I c 11 -·-7•1.11-llf!:L Wfi. HA Pc--nel ..,... VV<J\I ._, ... ng me a\C open nrc • potmti•I unlimited ~"~~..,.~-~~~·1 OUR OWN TRAINING "'"" on HOTIL Tll.Lll lffclt Ondrla. A D.S. What a Wonderful World r: PROGRAM PUT ON BY MAIRI MolRtH•ct
Opeoln11 for ~x 557-0061 (714)SZ.'J.SL6SutS30 o( Sbopplna. rl1ht at tucullveSecrt'taryfor THE COUNTRY" TOP 900Newport<A•n\crur TrM10.ee, no cxper1enCl' ~ note ttller IF YOU ~8~ ff · C2t3 >1MS·Ml your fln1ertl"'" every f11t 11rowln1 mf1 Co 0 R G A N SA L ES Newport Bf'•ch nee Pt'raon net<ded Lo COOUIU'C!laJlclltr.Apl>l.y. heveaservtcelootreror O ice • day• D al ly Ptlot Shorthand 100 Career PEO.PL ~ CALL AT Equal()pl)OrEmplyr mo1ntt1ln plestl~ pro
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Harbor.CM Have some sales o r ._,_,,_, Tow Truck Drivers eic Huge wood bookcase & -;:-=:-==--::::::;~~1-----------------11111\t wilh at least l year U · ALL JOBS f'REE medical background? •u,,-,. per'd. Top pay. Apply stereo combination. SJOO. SUver coins wanted. Will
MECHANJCS perience, p referat;ly De mons tra te race .& a TRO O&W Towing. 7'\08 PhS.W-0193 Pl.\' 175~ or face value. SEA RAY 'S
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MECH _.NIC _. ne wspa pe r. Excellent I.I. UCIEA...llSE body massager 111 pre· EC Ohms Way, C.M. 642·!'2s2 Also 11J\ler bars 6'6·1519
A " "" 11tige dept. s tores. Com· T IC &.ilfl 5* 1055 alt s 17' IO 30' company benerits.Apply y••tNI .... '-m iss ion po tenti a-1 SCIEt-f IF Veterinary Atst, s m•ll ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------• DESIGNER between •AM & •PV ,... "• $2000 b Ch · t l "°' l•I F1 bl ' HAllRISOH'S
Experienced ln de$lgn 0 Monday lhru Friday. ~~r~~gy~~~~::::e Start tm~d1a[~1~.mca~i INDUSTRIES :.:::. som:!..k~d deux~es~ ~~:~u!T:;~us~~~: Mlltical 1083 s~ ... 11.a.y 10 ·Ts
smaU machlned Ptrtll fo OR,.. ~11:. CO ""ST .......... B-"er pl,.,cements Dawn, 213/381·3908. '4lOO Birch St. f U15 will consider college SlU· 33750! El Eneanto. D p l111fl wwwflts EA """ "'
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Respomuble tor design 642--5682 SAIL R.E. Wood slg.n design com. E~~ II F WAITRESS. ex per d. 1m-6' AM/ FM stereo bar keyboards 24 • pedals1~~~~~~~~~ layout.anddetail.Smal 330 W.BaySt. SCHOOi. 6754892 pany needs S•les ·~~ •••t mediate o p e nin g . Paid $.100. will sell for with Leslle.$400493-09791-
dealgn department pro Costa Mesa • representative with ex· graveyd shin . pd vac~· $200. Like new. 962·018i. 20· Formula fishing boat.
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...... 11--i--k I Employer BEAUTYOPERATOR *Seer fa ' S* Ri!stuurant Redhill & Jeweky or OJ for pnvate party. tower fighting chair ~~~c:l~~nt85!a':.1---------Rent space le earn more SAl.:ESPEOPL~ 8 08 Santa Ana f'wy · Tustan •••••••••••••••••••••• • Dec l6th. 548-6075 outriggers. AM IV H .. ~
ud benef'u Eq al Op PIX Leading CDM.. salon. F\allume.PartTune RE/SaJesSecy L a di es platinum Office,_ ft11rt& radios+ trailer 2470 tortunilyl Empuloyer ""--w-.....t-C:--y··~--644-7321 552-0943 Christmas Help Emplo,Yers Pay All t'ees Waitress wante d 5·9. w r I s t w a l c h I 4 2 .._.. ..... eoes Newp0rt Blvd 64i·79SO -... ...-. •• -:11.--.-..... ·• R.M.Abrams -LizRelndersAgency Cooks helper 8 days a dia monds appraised _,....,._ b
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_ graveyard oper <lOpm. edtodoyardwork 50-10 . NewportBeach.833-8190 Tino's. 30242 Cr own 494·2246. OffktfwwilhiwcJL l4'Hoblecatw1thtra1tl;r . MEDICAL RECPT. 6am) Must be willing Lo hrsawk.493-7231. ' Salesperson •. ::3,gr~lte· CallForAppl/Est11b '64 V!llley Parkway,Laguna Perfect for CPA, at $650.NptBch. ,
Allergist office, Ill( ht typ. work some wk ends. Exp t>OSlllve atttt e · .or Niguel. * * • * • • * * * • • * tomey. Insurance, etc. 673-0437 ,_ft cane d SJ0..5690 pref .• but wUI train. p/t. Exper. or will tram. F\amishlng~for2exoc or.
-· "'' • M•nY bonol. pay <•m· Apply In ..,,. •• s.... ...,.,...,, WO~KEllS In <hemkal PRIVATE ESTATE lioes ... , .... ..,. ""P-GI"'•" Bo•I. 75h., MEDICAL FrtONT OF· men w/exp . E .O . E . Restaurant dard Shoe Store, CM. Need sbrp individual to refmery.h S3.75 to start. U'-'lllD .... TIOM lion area . conference EVUlrUde trlr $1795. Call FICE Must be ex per , 833-3333 BOB'S 3CY17S. Bristol. assist in running i·person High Sc I cbem11tr' or ..,._ "' nn. Take over lae or Nell 968-3617
mature & bnght ror o SALES ollice. Mwit be accurate work e xper WI <' em IJllUQNO outrlghl. Also h ove ---------pmtlglous Npl B<h PBX . -Of THE SIBOO ...-.... -. NaUoo typiat, t ... sborth,and .. helplul. £.0 .E. "9·3281 NII ea..., plaln pa,..«opy loah. ..... /
practice. Benefits. Mon Answ eri n g ser vice wide corp. now hirin11. well orgaotzed . y;;. I • sout•111s mac h. Mr. J ohn!'O n CL--"~ 9050 Fri. 8-S &44-103.S operator full&: P/T. Call llG IOY e CbaJ.lenging position for -c. •-M A _..,...,.
• · 83.5-356J lmmed openings in our Ales 23'to 35. Call Mr. -a11r es&-I v-e pe r s on ••••••••••••••••••••••• 644-838S ••••••••••••••••••••••• MecticaJ Ass'lfor general . , family r estaura nt at Goldin!MS-3341 w/goodatUtude.Sendre-......... tOOS Appraised$21.500 XJntnewlluaedofcrum, arter plush 60' or 75'
eractlce boclc office PIZZA~,.,. d nearby locations. We re· SA&.IS/Trih HI sume w/saJary history ....................... •Sell $6,900 plan mes. wk benchei mot.or yacht, hourly or Prefer over 35. Some Nwprt Ben. Call 548·7863 ,~re no pr~vlou.~ ex per. £Ql11PMENT SALES to: Box 397, % Dally Appraised $16.895 C.E. SURPLus
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practice C M Exp pre-experie nce necessary, 23962Avenldade la petitive lndivs for a ply SbeUStatioo 17th& G•rtn Mlleel--1010 TakeoverlseolS234mo. Cal•Calatina
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. . ts,tshiflt p7almt·3:30ph AJITll. AJ>· Waiten, WaitrffMS Guar salary + auto + . . 1802Ket.t.ering Irv COPY MACHINE Fuji electric cash re (7l4'846-2754 Mao .. ++'---? P Y
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MOOMUliHTERS ...., ..,.,;.,. atotion mg,, w-w.Hn..., & peni,len<o <all ""•• c.t Hwy. l.aguno Beo<h. --· 9611-2183. his IOl7 H-If. xlnt <ond. Rae.
842-4074 Xlntopportunittes for ad-~ Drozda Sales Mgr •••p••••••••••••••••••• ing cqulp, trlr & xtru vonccment. ~per pay + 154 E. 17th St., C.M. 979-• . • Service Station. attendant Cpt Miiis sells direct on A FRI CAN GRAY PAR· $1350. 644-0163. .
MOVll & TV EXTRAS 8 ea23f/ Co · g p od needed. Rell able. honest. full rolls onJy. lowest ROT. young bird S3SO. --N E E D E D 8 V •hm """'' p,..rus . uy Equal Oppo' Emply• . PYO• ' . Port & lull time poal. pri<eaanywbo<e5'9-8181 PP ........ 1 En..,.. 32· wheol 7 bag, Ho LL y w oo o out pl an otfe r e d . M/f' Sa ndwich Maker, Pt· lions. Call 673-1023. Ask VHf'. CN G Clean
CASTING DIRECTORS. G1J.3l2o. Ume, Mon· Fri. Ca II aft2; fo< l.a•"Y °' No•m · Molling boxea. HeHy du· Pa-& °"JaM 1090 29.000. p IP 714.968.5902
Guaranteed exposure. :>45·4867 Schedule your Christmas ty cardboard : Ideal for ••••••••••••••••••••••• eves. over s.ooo Jobs filled this R"._._. Service station atten. hoooln toll8 with the mailing Christmas pk£s. 40 Upri11ht Players & 5000 - - ---yr alone. $25-$100 per day PltOGRAMMH/ Now accepting appllca· SAHT4 ~ants, 1u11;_time.k padrt baJly~JCHRISTMAS Completemaillnglcilllor rolls In stock . Ca rty SNIPE 16' mahogan y
I( ff<epted. Ym ly fee. OPERATOR lions for the rollowlnK We need SanlH from tune .• ,., • ~.,. '" " GITT' TIWNI ,.0, help lndMd••I bo•es ••ail In Playe. Pia•os. 801 w d eok_. ••••lay h,ull V I D E 0 C A S T l N G Are you an I BM system poeUions: Lunch & din-Nov. 24. D ec . 24 . al Neat handwrltin~ & ap. in placing your ad, call 8 sizes from 4 .. to 18.. Baker St CM. 540-8908 w/tra1ler & cover Eve. SERVICE 1714) 761 ·1244 111115 computer operator ner food servers. hostess. Laguna Hilla Shopping pearance 8 must. Apply an Ad· Visor at 642·5878 cubes. To Order caJI Box· · 673-4932
want ing a c hance to da,y&nlghl,cooks day Center. We luml11h cos-2S90Newport81vd.C.M. ers. 741 ·~·3441 : 9am· F1ne p1anos ForSale ·-------
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NEW ACCOUNTS ~~·~ ':;::~~~:''2 ........... P/Ume book· .... med ""' ., p/t. Apply _._ -· .. ,..,...... 8600 llomdtoo Ave. H ff ...... and loaded .,, C'f
Seo our •d ••d" Bonk ""•me half Umo keeper. Co beoefil s '"' 90JE CstHwy N 8 . ·-oletolhe ~ndo WashM. d•Y•<. d;,. ~s 41 Kmh. .... .., .... ""' Ing in today a pa••• opmlo•-ha If ti.,, <I ude, pa id "au lion. SA VlNGS . • . NEW SHIPMENT hwaab". <olond TV' Bank''"'"""'" au SJSOO,orr., A"umo bl< ~IR~VIN~~E~S&~L~-~~~~ prol(rammer_ Prior pro-~~~~~oi.~~~~~~ See.our ad under Bank· Sbampooperson·Asst . ONSALENOW 10·5 Power mower & edger. Steinway. 1930, 5' 11 " loan 557·0'100
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with pvt duty exper t not required. Pay will be Ad a m s• Hu o ti n g ton Shipping Fountain Valley new. Sac. World Books 1918 Player Plano. compl. new 13500 Npt Bt·h care for elderly mnn 11 commensurate with ex-Beach. Exp. Shipper for growing 968-l3ll S85. Child Ency. $35. restored wt extras. Call 6i3·0437
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<TRAJNINO CLASS> · for11·l~ftt. 11rnlng slops with the Marlne 6·-Randolph SanlaAna.979·2921 Club Members h i p llPM (7 141 558·fi293, D a 11 y . W 11 I t r a I n The Joly ROCJff htc 0 • I y P 1 I o l ' 11 • "' ' 3PM .. PM
qualmect personnel Al t7042Gl ..... 4H CHRISTMAS GIFT Cost.aMesa . c LE AR AN c $2,000/bst ofr. S44·8723, -.. .
shlft.s available Appl '"'-·Co 92714 COUNTER TRAIN. Shop Help, lmmed open. 8 AR 0 A I NS. Us e 544-0935 loah, SUps/
H45Superior, NB ........... J .... Co&.&--CALL NOW lng for rlgbt person. dnl Refnp , wshrs & dr)'ers 2:5"Coloic RCA TV ·stereo Dodca 9070
""._. -· mrr 642-5678 company benefits & Be.at Appl. 538·09ll. . turntable, line cabinet, ••• .. ••••••••••••··~··· C7t41546.0lll PERSONNEL ••pld ,....,, Wiii ""'"· llcydn 102 orig '1700., $SSO Plano Bt;V ·•:111 U'f""' need•d• 35' boao NUVOC~TEIONAL NURSE·~~~~~~~~~ SCTIY/GJrtfri~I Deltronic Corp. 929 •••••••••••••••••••••• $250.675-8258,&46·4848 Sf:l.I. 'EM 111 p. Ne wport Beac·h " ·I· Re aJ Estate oil c e. Bak c M 545-0403 675-1711> to asslat in providing Real Esfafe ~.,.*-le. P.+-PropertyMgmt&Devel. er , · · · NewNlshJklmen'11 BelllcHowellmotlonplct 'fK.\Of, 't::tt --------
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NURSES AIDE
J. ..
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
)Of>O HAUIO• lll(O
CO!>IA Ml )A 6.'lJ lllllO
Renl 23' Mawr Home AJ
xtra.s S22S per wk fi' pr
ml 846~
73 RoadUner, Cla 111•
Motortlorrw 21', roof •Ir
generator, 27.000 m 1
$8250. 536-3G45
1-'or rent ; 20' Mini Moto
home. sell-cootalneid
&&UH. ----~ T,...,.._ TN•tf ••••••••••••••••••••••
27' As rstream trailer.
custom wood lnter1or.
S2ftK>/olr 646 $791 eves.
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THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
JOt'HJ t1AM~< >W: nl ..-l)
CU~I ANll \.I. ~. ,',•
77 WISlPMAUA
ftOP. TOP YAM
Fully equi pped, onl
13,000 rnil~...i Oraoge i color (208\J\; R)
P'riudtoW!
1$Vanato~
'f.6 El Cama no not run '76~ Ecooo window van
niog, good for parts . 19,000 mi., all options
$375 S56 3076 full cust. int. by dealer
Driveu by business exec WANTED. Front hood to & t ro m work
n ght front fender for $6,8'5/o(fer67S-3580
VW Bug. No dent s J----------1
545-2083. Alllol W..ted 9$9 -........••..••........ Shell for 73-78 El Ca mino
$125
548-8711
••••••••••••••••••••••
G1•cd ••••••••••••••••••••••
WlWILLIUY
YOURDATSUM
PAJD FQR OR NOT
TOPDOUAI
FOtl TOP CMS
BARWICK OA TSUN
.... •' ' •,
Mtnl Coooper. Mecham
• Special. Make Offer
Internationa l
Motor Car Inc.
831-5200
8l 1·137S 49 J-337S
WEIUY
Q.IAMCAIS
&TWUCKS
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••••••••••••••••••••••
·16 JHI'
CJS
Roll bar, lock out hubs,
Mde cunains, dual ~as
t 11nk5, low m ileage.
MUSTSEE1!
Priced To Sell!
COSTA MESA
AMC/JEEP
#1 INCALIF.
2sa. Harbor Blvd.
C06TAME8A
714/149-1023
••••••••••••••••••••••
'15 Chevrolet. LUV Plcku
with OEM.TOP ahel . N.-brdet A a.boda. In
euellent m•<'hanlul coadltlon I Prl. pty. No
ONl. Y USOO. Ce I «..,,
Work Tn,tclt. 'fl Chev. In bd P.U. 2111 cia le Bit
catJne. Good r"aabt ...,-, bed boclJ. Malle tw.•1m
l87ll BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000
LAST CHANCE FOR
1971 HOl's
SAVI!
IUYOltUASE
NOW!
DC&LIMT
58.ICTIOM
AYAILAILE!
•IMW•
•USALES•
'742002hp. (373LPF>
'7S 530la air (S60M ML)
'7620llUsp. (568PQM>
'TT 32iU 11p. <283SPI>
'76 S30i 48f (315RKS) "11630 CS ( 68lrI' J E >
Also limited number o
1971 320( 'a ls still av aUa
ble. Call us tod•Y I IJ l..J040 4fMf4f
OltAMH COUMTY'S
OLDIST
187U lfEACH BL\YD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
142-2000
'18 2*1Z A/C, 4·.apd, $8200. 5~·0393 dya. 494·34 eves.
'73 Pick up with shell.
Custom int. & ext. IM
paint, SM-0561 or a.1091
'7• 110 W•coa Xlnt cood.
inside le out. Goo
mech 'I • tires. A/C
$18:i0 SSZ.SM'T
'721200 cpe, very gOod
cood. $1350.
~7111,538-5370
'73 Datsun 1200, AM/FM, map, 4 spd, gd cond,
•nY reas ofr ~9-9521,
675-9731 Mark
•'7DATSUM
STATIOM WA&OM
Good Tranaportalion !
(VUA40)
S7tt
Bill Mu
TOYOT'}
18881 BEACH BLVD. liwJt.lqtoa Beach
147-8565
* PllOD .. IOUS
POISCHIS
'71928
Copper Metallic.
(QOM9)
'Tl Turbo carrer. Bladt oo black.
(00258)
'78 9USC Coupe lndla Red.
<208UUM >
'Tl Targa Forest Green.
(10919)
LEASING and/or
BANK RATES
AVAJLABLE
Immediate Delivery
eta IVERSON
YWPOISCHE AUDI
4'5 E.. Cout Hh~ay
at Bayskle Dr.
Newport Beach 673-0900
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1B711 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH
___ 1_4_2_·J_o_oo ___ 1 '76 <b.ipe c:1e Ville. ruel inJ.
'86 bus 70eq Runs good Low mileage. l owner.
Good Ure.. · · SIOOO. 5.'M-1920 alter 6 "
S4i-0350 -~----·-----t 'ff fASTIACk '72 Coupe de Ville, 1 owner. white. full pwr. 4 s p eed. dark blue alJ leather mt., AM /FM
w/wh1te int e rior. stereo, tape plyr, fac.
(9MPP0) - -.IQ~ethne
S 1495 battery. Clean. $2400.
640-Sl20
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN·MERl URY .. 9925
•••••••••••••••••••• ••• 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
1975 CHlYSLH
CottDOIA
ONLY 18,940 miles on
tb.l.s ooe owner beauty '
Every pow er e xt1a PLUS 8 track s tereo.
vtnyl top, wire w heel covers & crwse control
NOl a leader. but pnred
lo s ell t h u week 1
CMSNlSl. $4495
COSTA MESA
19nM&CUIY
MOHAlCH GHIA
4 door sedan. Leu than
9,000 ma les. Bea11tiful
dove gl"ey. malcblng lD·
tenor Power steering
and brake., air cood ..
AM/F M stereo, V·8.
automat.ac transmiss100,
s how r oom fres h ! (1W37~)
SS29S
540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
• LINCOLN· MERCURY
l96S Olds mobile . Ex·
cellenl condition. Ru ns good. $595/o r offer . 962.SJSS ---- -
..... . 9957
1976LEMANS
SPORT COUPE
Pont.lac's bestseUer! V8.
itutornatic, air cond.,
PWT steenng & brakes,
v in y l to p & r a d io.
U76NIKI
$3979
t977LEMANS
SPORT COUPE
ONL V l9,llOO miles on
t.tus Wlnner ! All the right
eqwpment PL US 8 track ste.reo. <'42RKQ>. $4779
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Bunthlgton Beach
Fountain Yalley
E DI TI ON
Afte rnooa
N.Y. toeks
* * VO~. 71 , NO. 32~. 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGt:S ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEM BER 20, 1978 TEN CENTS
'Ee~;J Eril Thing EVerylJodg Thought'·
A~WI,.._..
EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT
Reporter Ron Javera
£dttor•1 NOit' Tiu> tottowsng eyeuntr«-n account o/ tM lnllmg1 in
Gu11ono ILCI u:nlttn hJI Sort f'ron<'~·b Chromrlt1 tep(lrter Ron Jaueri, who
l.llOI u.ioimdt'd Soturdnv 1n rtw CllJJ•fm• that "111td ltrp Leo J Ryan and
/<>ur l'>lht'T'i on o rt'motr 111,.lnp m l;uy<ma J<Jvtr1, who waa en route to
"'o.rhtns,'(4}tl 0 c U'tth IM otht•r IOOUndt'd. dw:tat~ the StOfl/ to hit cit11
~·" By KVN JAVF.k S
C.Yf'-' \ot• '•4Nl.Ct CIWtM<lt
SAN J llAN . Puerto lhl'O IAP 1 Jon~l>lown 11> every evll unng\
that eH•rybod) thought und W(JNlt'
W knew Lhat before th~ ..,hoolin~ ~tarted
Tht• laughter ~aan at 4 20 pm Saturday 1Guyana time1
v.h1le v.-e wel"t' f,taodmg bei.tdt.' the twm·engme airplane that had
brought U.'> to Port Ka1tumct , st•vcn mllei. outside Jonestown. on
t'radav and that had returned to pack us up.
I WAS WAITING BETWEEN BOB Brown and Don Harris. the
tv.-o NBC men -.ho were kJlled We had become close friendf, dur
ang the course of our ordeal
The (anng erupted from guns close by · I was hit first. I was
knocked to the ground by ·a slug in the left shoulder. apparently
from a 38.caliber weapon.
I crawled behind the right wheel of the plane
Bob Brown stayed on his feet and kept filming what was hap·
pening. even as the attackers advunced on him with their guns.
He was incredibly tenacious.
* * * * * * •
While I was trying to decide whether to stay where l was or
risk the 100.yard-dash across the close·cropped grass field to the
jungle. I saw Brown go down.
THEN I SAW ONE OF THE attackers stick a shotgun right ln·
to Brown's face. Inches away, if that.
Bob's brain was blown out of his head. ll spattered the blue
NBC minicam.
I 'II never forget that sight as long as I liYe.
I ran, and then I dived head.first into the brush.
I got up and scrambled as far into the swamp as I could. % was
about 150 yards from the airstrip and up to my waist In water.
I pushed through the rain forest , walking parallel to the
runway. trying t.o figure out wha t had ha ppened.
I couldn't see much. I had lost both pairs of glasses I bad'with
me.
BUT m ERE WAS SILENCE. APPARENTLY the party of at·
tacke rs which must have included fo ur. five or six men with guns ,
had fl ed.
I was far down the field by the lime I returned to the airs(rlp.
Ami then. like the other survivors. I returnerl to the crippled
plane.
Leo Ryan was OQ his back in a blue cord suit, lying in the mud
in front of the right wheel of the aircraft.
<See EVIL TIUNG, Page A2>
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fJ ••
A'-WI~
SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jim Jones In 19n
-----. asses 1e o 0 ·1sonm
•
Protests
Set/or
Council
Huntington Beach police of-
ficers. who picketed hom es and
establishments or city council of
licials last week. say they ex·
peel to bring their picket signs
to tonight's city council m eeting.
The HuntingtOn Beach Police
Officers Association is pushing
for what it says a re cost-or-
hving increases. Spokesmen ac-
cu~e the city of st a lling and
claim it has not negotiated in
good fa1th.
. A s pokesman for the officers
also indicated that Mayor J>ro.
Tem Richard Siebert may be a
target of the protesl.
Police and Siebert became
embroiled in a controversy after
SiebE'rt last week claimed that
his life had been threatened by
police U . Jim Wa lker .
Siebert has since attributed
that claim to a misunderstand·
ing but Wa lker has declared he
intends t.o sue Siebert for s lan·
derous and libelous statements
and defamation of character.
Walker denies m a king any
such threat.
Siebert has said he is now cer·
lain that Walker intended tum
no harm and that the rumors he
heard apparently were fa lse.
Meanwh i l e Mayor Ro n
Shenkman confirmed today that
he wall resign a s mayor at
tonight's meeting.
Former mayor Ron Pattinson
is expected t.o be elected mayor
by a council major ity at the
beginning of tonight's session.
However. Siebert's supporters
have la unched a petition drive to
have him in.stalled as the city's
next mayor.
Council members will meet
with t he city parks a nd recrea·
lion commission al G o'clock
tonight. The main event, which
one policeman said will be more
exciting than Monday night foot-
ball. will begin at 7:30 in council
cham bers.
Child 'Saved '
SAN DIEGO cAPl -A sailor
identified as Petty Ollicer 3rd
C l a s s • Iv a n S i'ln m s, 2 2 ,
threat ened to throw his 14·
month-old son. Shannon. from
the roof of a slx·story apartment
building SWlday before surren.
derlng the child without injury,
police said. . .
C4R CONVEKIS
TO REttDY CtiH
"I converted my convertible
lnto cash on the rir!t call."
That's the story lbe successful
Newport Beach m an told after
placing this ad in the Dally
Pilot:
'67 M \11\, Convert. V ·8
outo, PJS .Ex~ll. cono.
S2800. llxX·lUXX
Convert yoa_r car Into cub by "'
c•llllll 6'2·5878. A frien4ty Daily
Pilot ld·vtler wm bel1> write an ..,.
...
Al' wt~ GwyrlfM. $.all l'rmK*-lh~
BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN. LEO J . RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph Was Taken by Tim Reiterman, Reporter for Sen Frenctsco Examiner
Bandit ~ugs
Manage r, Rol>s
FJl RestauranJ, .
A bandit wear-in~ a ski mask
and wielding what appeared to
be a .4S automatic smashed his
way into Coco's Restaurant on
Brookhurst Street in Fountain
Valley Sunday, terrorized
r estaura nt e m ployees a nd
escaped with al least $200, police
said today.
Solon,
4 Others
Killed
GEOR GETOWN . Guyana
<AP> Between 300 a nd 400
bo dies -me n. wo m e n a nd
children who reportedly lined up
(or doses or poison brewed in a
tub -ha ve been found at the
jungle camp of a California sect
whose members ambushed and
killed five Americans, including
Califomla Congressm an Leo J .
Ryan . Guyana 's information
minister said today.
Shirley Field-Ridley said the
whereabouts of the remaining
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVES-Story, A3
TEMPLE'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
500 to 700 Americans at the
camp was not known. but they
appa rently fled into the sur-
r o unding j u ngle , in the
northwest comer of this South
Ame rican n ation. <Related
photo. A4l
~thcrican lawyer Mark Lane.
who was al the People's Temple
camp j ust be fore the ma~~
deaths occurred, told The As·
sociated Press here today that
s uicide was discussed al a com·
m unity meet ing a nd he was
later informed by two sect mem·
bers "We are all going to die
now."
"They were smiling ... they
looked genwnely happy.·· Lane
said.
It was not clear whethet lht>
mass dea~ occurred at about
the same ti me or some time
alter the Saturday ambush of
Ryan and his group which had
gone to the camp to investigate
The robber s mashed out a
la r ge front windo w at the
restaurant, 18380 Brookhurst St..
with his gun just after the 11
p.m. closing lime. There were
six people in the restaurant at
the time. police sa id.
Witnesses said the robber
s lugged manager Thom as Hub·
ble in the face before grabbing
t he m oney from t h e cash
register
• reports or a lleged largt>·Scale
abuse of sect members.
He forced Hubble lo accom·
pa ny him to a rear office where
. he took an additional but un-
disclosed amount or money. ac-
co rd ing to Fountain Va lley
Police U . Bill Di Nisl.
Di Nisi said the gunman told
those in the restaurant not to
tele phone police or he would
take the m hos tage. But one
slipped out the back door and
called police. How~ver, by the
time police sot to the scene. the
bandit bad fled.
Councilman's
Store· Looted
Huntington Beach Mayor pro
tempore Richard Siebert report.·
ed to police today t h at his
pharm acy was bu r glarized
sometime Sunday.
Sieber t u ld. tbe burglary
cam e to his attention when be
opened the doors to the Center
Medical Pharmacy, 177$2 Beach
Blvd ., al 6:30 th1a mornlna.
He 1aid llloney H well as
narcoUa were stolen. He said
the docM' to ::,;ru1 -1tote bad been fOl'ftd ~
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SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS PICTURE BEFORE HIS DEATH
Photo by Greg, Robinson Shows Re1ldent1 of J9ne1town Watching Pley Ill ProgreH
Drug Dose Kills Newman's Son
LOS ANGELES <AP ·The
son or actor Paul Newman died
in a Los ·Angeles motel room of
an accidental overdose of a com·
bina llon ore a lcoho l ·a nd a
de presslve ·type drug, police
said today.
Police said the body of Allan
Scott Newman, 28, was found in
a room at the Ramada Inn ln
West Los Angeles, where he had
been staying since Tuesday. said
Lt. Thn Wapeto
Wapeto s aid there was no
evidence of rout play. .
Wapeto said young Newman
had . been under the care of a
clinical psychologist. Scott
Stelnbei:g, an associate of the
ps ychologist, took Newman to
the motel al 11:50 p.m. in West
Hollywood.
W a pe t o said that afte r
Newman weot to sleep at mid·
nlChl Stetnberg noticed Newman
waa bavina difficulty b reathina . He summoned paramedJca. who ... •
treated Newma n and then took
hi m to Los Angeles New
Hospital. where he was pro-
nounced dead at 1 :07 a .m .
Young Newman was reported '
to be a pa rt-time ente rtainer
who worked ·mostly in ntght
clubs under the name of William
Scott.
Newman's father. who lives
with his wife .· actress Joanne
Woodward. in Westport. Conn ..
was notified while on location In
Ohio, police said.
Young Newman's mother Is
Jackie Witte, the acLOr's first
wife from whom ~e was
divorced in 1956. The couple also
had two daughters.
The actordand Miss Woodward
have three aughters.
Finn Accept8 Pl.ea, Pay.mem
WASHINGTON <AP> -The
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
pleaded guilty to charges stem·
ming from giving $323,000 In
bribes to a former deputy P~·
mier of Egypt. and waa fined
'300,000 tmder a plea bargalnin&
11reement questioned by the
Judie tn the came U.S. l)lftrlct J '-'Cl&e Barrincton
D. Parlcer said the "court had
serious reservations'' whether
an Initial plea bargainJng agroo-
ment that ~ealed the identity
of the brlbe recipient "promotes
the end.5 of justice."
Parker said that even with full
dlscloaure, "aome may have res-
e rvations today whether this
ptamotes the ends or ju.stlce."
Ryan's pa rty was trying to·
escort some disenchanted mem-
bers from the camp when at-
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Chance of rain increas-
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Cooler days with lo ws
to night 48 to ss . h ighs
Tuesday in the low 60s.
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Ills fa ce ~ad bttn •hot of[. the ~~d. t Id WI they hlld not ~ able t.o shoot· al the attackers
OQn llarJ1s la alon11 slcJc the middle QI the pt1qe. -d i •,t.0
00 0ult because they were afrJld they would kill 1till Brown was al the taH or the 18·,.....,,1t.r otter. ur nc lft!
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lht! •(·ttK•. ~nb nt thll left wheel. h111 ~.Y crumbltd almost ln h•lf. wer~ i:Ctllnll r~ndv to b<.>nrd the two planes: our own craft and the
1n 1111cr one thut w1111 senl to carry u,way the fu gitives from
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Mass Suk:ide Follows Slaying of Five Americans
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300 SUICIDES •.•
tai:kcd at a nearby air:.tr1p.
''dhercnts o f the Pcople"s
'fc mplc>, whose founder , the
llev. Jim J ones, es tablished !he
ai.:ricultur;;tl commµnc last ycur,
reportedly had tong pl;;t nn1:rt
mass suicidl· if they rc lt thc11·
scL·t \lo'<A!> thn.•atcned.
'f hc hWldreds of hod1es v.1•r1•
fou nd by Guyan1:!.l' troop~ who
r;udcd the t•;.imp Sundc.iy. !\1il->S
F1 e ld ·Ridlcy s aid some· htrd
g u n s ho t wounda but mO•l
showed no S lf!:OS of v10\cncc.
.. A wilnC$S S<J id th:1l ~ople lll
the are a wer e ha ving m<1 si.
s uicide," she told a ne ws con-
ference. "I-le said lhc poison was
.. being administered to them. that
they were lining up ror it."
It was not known what kind or
1>0ison, reportedly bre w<.'<I in a
lub. was u.'ied.
She said the mili lary was try-
ing 10 id€'r!!ili .the. bodies . ..some_
or which were found in hornes
a nd some in open areas of the
camp, called Jonestown. and
that .lones had nol been found
:.1mong the dead.
The information m inister also
denied reports that up to nine
l><'rsons had been arrested 1n
c onnection with a m bus h or
Ryan 's party .
Only one suspect -idcnlif1l-d
us Larry Layton. an American
about 32 has be.en ta ken into
custody , she said. Neither thc
ch ar~e against him nor his
hometown was known.
l .. ane and a lawyer colleague,
Cha rles Garry, "-'ent to the cam1)
to act as counselors during Lhc
Coed Beats
Attacker
visit by f{yun. Lane has .rre.
quently t<ikcn on controversial
cases and is representing con·
victed Martin Luther King as-
sassin Ja mes Earl Ray.
Lane said he and Garry were
barred from Saturday's mass
meeting. then were put under
guard and fin a lly were allowed
to flee into th<!' j ungle as they
he ard screams and other sounds
of confusion from the settle-
ment . They eventually made
their Way to a town a nd later to
this t'a pita l city, 150 miles
southeast of the camp.
Ryan, accompanied by aides.
reporters and relatives of some
sect me mbers , c a me to this
former British colony on the
northeastern s houlder of South
America last y.•eck to investigate
reports of largc·scale abuses or
members of the religious group.
The congre ssman, 53, was
killed by a shotgun blast as he
attempted to lake several dis·
t•n('hanted members or the sect
bu"k to Gt..'Orgetown bv plane.
-· A knife.wielding assailant at·
lt•m plcd t.o sta b Ryan earlier
whill• the ('Ongrcssman was vis·
11 1ng ,Jont·stown . Two members
ol Ryan·s group disarmed the
attacker, and llyan was not in·
juried .
The d ea.d includ ed three
news men and one or the setUe-
ment's defectors. Ten persons
were wounded, three seriously,
und the husband of one or the
wounded had a stroke . The U.S.
Embassy s aid the y were a n
Americans.
Jone11own .
A• neurly 01 we could tell. a bout hulf the attackers wttre white
and half w"r~ bltick. Thoise of us who had survived were 1llll ter·
rifled. h ld. 't l d We took our n1ost .sPriowily wounded to t e ao 1e rs en an
lhuu we reUr1.-'{) into Port Kaituma. the settlement neld. to th~
uir1trip nnd went into 11 smull cafe called a Rum ltouse .
T iit: LOCAL GUYANf:SE KNEW tltEY v.•ere li.sklng their
1al.ily by letting 1.1s s tuy. but they were extrerf!ely kind to us.
Wf stood w~tches during the stormy night -taking turn:s
1tandl11g guurd in pu ir~ outside Lhe police hut where our wounded
we re: lying. d·rr· 1 d 1'he hcuvy tro11ll·al storm made movement 1 1cu t an un-comfortabl~ not onl y fur u.<, but also those who had chosen l1.! as
their <1u.urry
Thi:: ruin rn uy ha \/C su \/{.'(! our h\'CS
t:very tin1c we heard u noise. especia lly whenever we heard u
tru(·\I; :1lon11 the Port Ka1tu1na road, we thouJ:hl we woukl be at·
tacked agai n. Of (."OUF'SC, none (Jf us had U!IY WCUPQOS
f\ud Umt' u10,1ed slowly, infinitely slowly
WllEN WE REACllED JONEsTOWN. ON Friday nigh~. the
atgio_!!phcre was lively and cord~al. We found oursel_ves gc lt1ng. ~
real Cook·s Tour, 'vl.'il h e \•eryth1ng arranged for us .. There was
greut rock music Crom the Jon~town band and entertainment dur-
ing dinner. And While we tried , mainly at firsl. to gel away rrom the or.
ganizt.'<l run. we were told hO'<l' ha ppy everyone was.
But before we left for un cvcnin~·s drive throug_h foot-deep
mud to Port Kaituma ,.a yo unf( man slipped Don llarns of NBC a
message written on a child 's slate. sayin~, ·Please help me get out
of Jonestown ·
It had four signatures . -. Back in Port Kaituma. where the entire group of u~ s pent Fn-
day night in ii tin-roofed disco <.1 s mall beer parlor -:v1th a phono-
graph and a rew records -local Guyanese bcRan telling us horror
stories.
TllEV TOLD US ABOUT ONE MAN who had escaped from
lhe colony last summer . only to be raptured by gua rds from
Jonestown a nd then beaten. .,
When we retur ned Lhc fo llowing morning to Jonestown. v.·c
we re not surprised to sec Jim Jone;>' carefully stage·managetl pro·
duction sta rt to crack.
Edith Parker. one or the 1.200 followers trapped in J onestown.
a pproach<..>d ConJ!.rcssman Ryan and said she w1:1.nted to leave with
him.
The list grew.
Aboul an hour bc.fQ(f: it v.·us lime for ui:. to leave Jonestown,
nine people said lht~y wanlcd to i!O.
Then 12. Finally. about 20 gol up their courage to defy Jones.
THERE WERE TOO MAN\' OF US 'for one truckload. The re·
porters and cameramen were told we wo uld go out in the first
batch. but Congress man Ryan wo\J.ld wait to leave in the second .
We were relieved to be going.
Jones agreed that the 20 people who wanted to could leave with
us. lie even said he thought they might be "better off " somewhere
e lse if they no longer wanted to stay in Jonestown.
Suddenly, there was a commotion in the central building that
serves as the colony's meeting place -a lar.li!e structure with a tin
roof and packed dirt noor.
A cheer ranR through the crowd.
Then. a younx white man made a direct lunge at Ryan with a
knife.
The blade was at Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry, Jones' lawyers a nd lonA·time suppc>rters, grabbed the
' weapon _ __ •
THAT A1TACKER WAS CUT BEFORE he coold be disarmed.
And Ryan's shirt was drenched with the attacker's blood.
Ryan run to the l ruek at that po1nl and we lumbe red of(
Uirough the mud to the airstrip. _ 1:#' Shaken· by what he thought was his successful narrow escape,
Ryan told us as we reached the ai rstrip, 'I wouldn't be ali ve if it
was not ror !\l ark Lane ...
Ryan lived only a rcw m inutes longer.
After the violence of the attack at the uirstnp, we still had to
wait ror rescue.
It was getting da rk. and there was r1o chance for a rescue
plane until mornin,li!.
WE SPENT TlfE NIGllT LISTENING to the stoMes the 12
former residents of Jonestown had to tell'. ·'
They corroborated every evil story about the place that we had
heard.
They told us how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into mak·
ing a maniacal s ui cide pact with him.
They talked about ~tores of weapons in the so.called peaceful
jungle mission.
And whenever the re was a crisis, they recalled. Jones had as·
sembled the whole colony into a huge circular assembly and
mesmerized them into aJZrecmenl.
Wet Holiday?
Rain~ for Thank.giving
ThanJoct\l'fng Day •hould be a t'lice time to alt 1round a
fire un~roust chestnuts.
TllAT'S BECAUSE t here's a good chance it will be
ra ining outdoon .
In fact, the Nationa l We¥th~r Service in Los An,weles
says Orange County will probably be getting periods or
rain rrom tonight through .f'rid:.1y.
T tlE CllANCE OF rain is 40 percent tonlaht and 60
percent on Tuesd1t)', a weuther spokeswoman s a\d. She
said high temperatures should be in the low 60s. with low&
from 48 to~ degrees.
The spokeswoman explained that a series or front.a
mo\/lnt: in Crom the Northwest a rc res"°nsible for what
will be "certafnl y a measurable amount or rain.''
Nest R e located
,, Newport's Osprey
Awaits Romance
No male osprey has showed up
yet with a fish in his mouth to
woo his sw~tie. a State Depart-
ment of Fish and Game. official
rePorted today or the continuing
sagu of Newport Har bo r 's nest·
ing osprey. ·
"If a male shows up and tht.'y
do mate . I think it·IJ be ob·
v1ous." the department's Paul
Kelly said today. "When they do
ma te they do a lot or calhng and
aerial displays and <1cting con·
spic uous." '
The ma le also brings the
female a fi5h. possibly to display
his prowess as a provider, Kelly
sa id .
1-lowcver . he s<.11d he does n'1
expect the osprey to mate for
about a month_
Kelly confirmed in a chilly
vigil Thursday that the osprey
who injudiciously built he r nest
in the mast of a yacht is still
hanging around, despite the ftJct
that istate offi cials had to move
her nest to a piling.
In tact. said Kelly , "Everyont'
and his brothe r has seen un os.
prey and ca11ed me up. There
are certainly lots or ospreys in
the a rea."
The osprey has become the
ce nter of intens e in t e rt·s t
beca use no ba by ospreys have
b ee n hatehed ih Southe rn
Californ1<1 1n some 50 yc..11.rs .
Beaten Body
Identified
Seal Beuch police have idcn·
tified. through fingerprints, the
sexu a lly mutila t.ed body or
Mi chael Joseph lnterbieten. 21.
or Long Beach, found Saturday
lying near the Seventh Street on
r a mp of the northbound San
Diego Freeway.
Interbicten . ._. ·machine :shop
mecha ni (' who police described
3 l! "a good kid ," W<JS fOUJld at
about 6:40 n.m . Saturda,Y.'"".:his
body clad in bell·bottom denim
trous~rs. _
Police have yet to establish a
motive for the s laying.
So officials were Wsmaycd
when she built her nest on a bo<Jt
whose owner , a Los Angeles
physician, got tired or payinJ:
$1,500 a monlh in dock fees and
not being a ble to use his boat.
The nest was 'moved last Mon·
day and the female os prey is
still in the a rea , a lthough she
hasn't bc(·n sighted silting on the
nest yet. Kelly sa id.
Arraignment
Tuesday in
Sl.aying Case
An Irvine attom cy accused 1n
the shooting homi cide of his wife
is scheduled to be arraigl)ed on
m urde r cha r~es Tuesday 1.1 t
II ar bor l\1unicipal Court.
Ga r y Wayne P;1tton , 34 . was
held a l Newport City J ail In lieu or S2S0,000 bail. A speeialist 11\
workmen's compensation m<11
te rs. Patton practices law 1n
Santa Ana .
lie (I.las arrested Saturday at
his home . at lot Esplan11de, after
police V.'t're eallcd by a man v.·ho
they said ex('la1med , "I JU!il
murdered my wife."
Patton's wife. Katherine Leigh
Patton, 23, wa s fatally wounded
by three shots in the head from a
.22·caliber uutomatic pistol.
Polict> said the woman w11 s '
leaving her husband and had
been moving clothes out or the
house when s he was s hot to
death.
lier sister. Barbara Swear·
1nger of Newport Beach, who
was helping her move, wit-
nessed the slaying, police said.
Bandit Hits
Gas Station
A bandit a rmed with a re·
volvc r held up a J.luntington
Beat'h ~as station Sunday night Bui.Ider Recovers and r1e<1 on foot with s132 in
cash.
After Operation l'olicc said the gunman struck
Newpori Beach builder l\1iltan the Econom y se rvice station,
Bren was reported rceovering 19971 Beach Bl vd .. at 9:55 p.m.
satis factorily toda y afte r heart The thug asked an employee fo r
bypass surgery last week in Los a pack or cigarettes and then
Angeles. pulled t he we apon from hi s
A spokeswoman for the fa mily clothing.
said Bren is still hospitalized but
A 16-year·old E dison ll i ~h
Srhool coed fou~ht off a bearded
would·he r apist who grabbed her
from behind while she was open·
in~ her locker at the <'~mpus
Sunday afternoon, police said to-
day.
Survivors or the attack said a
band or black and whit'e mem-
ber s or the People 's T emple
o pe ne d fire with automatic
v.·eapons and Hholguns as Ryan
and his party we re boa rding
pla nes at the Port Kaltuma
airst rip, eight miles south or
Jon e s town a nd 15() miles
northwest of Georgetown.
has been able to sit up. lie un· The thief. believed to be in·h1s
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WHY THE RE had been an derwent four and a half hours or 20's, took the cash from the rcg-
1 J !<u rgt>r y a t S t . Vi nce nt 's ister a nd wa lked away rrom
Police said the ~irl i;truck the
man, bel ieved to be in his 30s,
and screamed for help when shC'
saw a friend nearby.
The attacker , who wore a
black; watch cap ~ind had dark
features, ran toward Ha milton
Avenue. 11le incident took pl ace
~bout 4::'.KI p.m .. poli ce s aid .
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ominous cheer from the People's Temp e rcs.idents al onestown the scene, police said.
before the yountc knire-wielder cha~cg:ed::._•:l~R::::.Y•:•:·:_ ________ 1_1_os_p_i_la_1_. -----------------------In San FTancisco, a People's
T ern pie spokesma n who iden·
tificd himself as Archie James
denied me mbers of the sect did
the a irport kiJtings.
The dead were Ryan. re porter
Don l·larris. 42, and camer aman
Robert Brown, 36, both or NBC
News and both Los Angeles res i-
dents; Gregory Robinson, 27. a
photographer for the San Fran·
cisco Examiner, and Pa tricia
Parks or P arker, 18, who was
t ry in g to esc ap e from
,Jonestown. I-fer home address
wa s not known.
A White House ~latement said
President Carter was saddened
by Ryan·s death .
Plane Hush
Tatk Planned
Technical developments in the
manufa c tur e o r q uic l cr
airplanes will be the topic or u
talk Dec. t in Newport Beach.
The Communt t y Airc ra ft
Council will .sponsor the talk by
two executives from Boeing and
Dougla s c otnpani e s on
''Progress Toward Quie ter
Aircraft."
Ex-Brit~h Leader
Cited in Death Plot
M lNEllEAO. England (A Pl -f'ormer Liberal Party laa~er
Jeremy Thorpe was rormally charged today in court with plolUna;
to murder male model Norman Scott. Scott clalt'lfs he and the
Brlth1h politician were !oven.
Visitors and reporters packed the tiny ~-brick court.hous-: or
Lbis amall western resorl town as three magistrates began heannG
the prosecution's case a11tnst Thorpe and three other men lo de·
clde If it is strong enough to put before a jury .
Thorpe, 49, red the Liberals for nine yebr& and lO their big~cst
election success slpce World War 11. He w1s rorced l.O rcSllJn after..
lhe scandal broke in May 1976.
The politician Is the only one charaed rormaUy with lnclter:ncnl
to murder. He and the three others ire charted with ~nsplrtn, to
murdeor Scott. EaCh charge carrie1 1 m aximum jail term o tO
y~ars . .. ·
"Scott was a tontlnuln1 dal\ler to ttiia (Thotpe'1) reputation
and career, a danaer of whJch Mr. Thorpe was con1rantly re·
minded by Scott r,e:sterin1 him ror help and tatkln.c or the rel•·
tlonship toot.hen , 'said pros~ut.or "Petar Taylor
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Reporter Ron Javers
Editor'• Not. Ttu! /ollou1t11u 1•vc>u11trw~• ac1:mmt of the Jolhng1 111
Guvano 1oo.t u"1ttcn bJ1 San 1''rm11·tN1'11 C'hromdt' reportrr l<on Javt'r:t. who
1'-111.f U'Clundtd Salurday 111 tfu• uun/lrt' that loltt"d lt~p l.to J R11on and
.}our otht..-n on a rt>mmf' oa.r1tnp m (;uyuoo Jrwrr' wlW> wo:t en route tu
~a h1ngt(ln, DC • wtlh tht uthc-r ia1unckcJ. d1dated tilt! atury to his city
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~\N .It' N. P u,·rlu Hu·11 1A1'1 Jonci.lo"n as t:Vt!ry evil thing
lh~tt t-v.-r·yhody lhought and ~on.c
Wl' knt.>lo\ thut lK.•fon• lhl: i.hoolmg blurt (!
fh~ slau~hter t?c1<un at 4 20 I' m Salurda ~ 1 Guyana time 1
wtult• v.t' lo\t>rt· 'tand1ng he'latlt> thl· twin l'n~ane J1rp1< .. nc that had
ha ou,.:hl u..., to Port Ka1tum... wH·n miles outsu.lt: J onestown. on
Jo'ndJy and thul hi.Id rt:lurnt>d to pack us up
I W ' WAITING BETWEEN 808 Brown and Don Haros. the
two 8 men who were killed We hud become close friends dur·
ang the course of our ordeal
The rmng e rupted from t{uns close by I was hit first I was
knocked to the ground by ..i ~lug in the left shoulder. apparently
Crom a .38-calib<>r weapon
I crawlc..>d behind tht• right wheel or the plane
Bob Brown stayed on has feet and kept film ing what was hap·
peniog. even as the attackers advanced on him with their guns.
l~e was incredibly tenaciou!..
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300-400.
While 1 was trying to decide whether to stay where I was or
rislt the 100-yard-dash across the close-cropped grass field to the
Jungle. I sow Brown go down.
THEN I SAW ONE OF THE attackers stick a s hotgun right in·
to Brown's face. inches away, if that.
Bob's bra in was blown out or his head. It s pattered t he blue
NBC mirucam.
I 'll never forget that sight as long as I live.
I ran. and then I dived head.first into the brusb.
I got up and sc,rambled as rar jnto the swamp as I could. I was
about 150 yards from the airstrip and up lo my waist in water.
I pushed through the rain forest. walking parallel to the
runway, trying to figure out what had happened .
l couldn't see much. I had lost both pairs of gtasses I had with
me.
B VT TIIERE WAS SILENC·E. APPARENTLY tbe party of at·
tackers which must have included four. five or six men with guns,
had fled.
I was far down the fi eld by the lime I returned lo the airstrip.
And then. like the other survivors. I returned to the crippled
plane .
Leo Ryan was on his back in a blue cord suit, lying in the mud
in front of the right wheel of the aircraft. tSee EVIL THING, Page A2)
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It Charges
1} Expected ..
' F In Death
An Irvine attorney accused an
the shooting homicide of his wife
is scheduled to be arraigned on
murder ch arges Tuesday at
Harbor Municipal Court.
Gary Wayne Patton. 34 , was
held at Newport City J ail In lieu
of $250,000 bail. A specialist io
workmen's compensation mat·
te rs, Patton practices law in
Santa Ana.
He was arrested Saturday at
his home. at 14 Esplanade , alter
police were called by a man who
they said exclaimed, "I just
m urdered m y wife."
A ............ c.nr ... s-Fr-ilc9 ............ Patton's wife, Katherine Leigh
Pallon. 23. was fatally wounded
by three shoL'i an the head from a
22-cali ber automatic pistol.
BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN LEO J. RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph Was Taken by Tim Reiterman. Reporter for San Francisco Examiner
Police said the woman-was
leaving her hus baml and had
been moving clothes out of the
house when she was s hot lo
death.
He r sister. Bar~ara Swear·
inger of Newport Beach. who
wa s helping her m6ve, wit-
nessed the slaying, police said.
Hiker Hurt
In Tumble
Recovering
An Irvine Htgh School hiker,
m jured critically in a 30-foot fall
Saturday from a cliff i.n Harding
Canyon. was reported doing well
today. out of danger.
Ken neth Ibsen 16, of 14961
Dusk St., Irvine, was recovering
fro m fi ve bro k en ri bs. a
punctured lung and a bruised
kidney.
Ibsen was one of nine students
a nd two I rvine High School
teachers backpacking near Mod-
jes k n Canyon who becam e J stranded while climbin~ a cliff.
He reportedly was trying to
find a way down when he fell on·
to rocks below. His body stopped
tumbling just three feet short of
a s tream. Rescuers said had he
fallen into the wate r. he would
have drowned
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Ibsen slipped in a nd out ~f con
scious ness during the three-hour
rescue effort.
A Marine search and resc~
helicopter lowered a basket and
lifted the boy from the scene. He
was taken to Mission Communi·
ty Hospital.
Jury Convids
Suspect in
Laguna Saying
An Orange County Super ior
Court jury today round 27-year·
o ld E arl Scra mlin guilty or
second degree murder in the
1977 Laguna Beach slaying or
Albert Daniel Willard.
The second degree verdict
carries wi th it a possible state
prison term of from five to eight
years .
Shorthly after the verdict was
a nnounced. Scramlin embraced
his sobbing girlfriend. Laura
Richa rds, and was then taken in-
to custody.
Judge John Flynn raised the
now-convicted murderer's bail
Crom $50,000 to $250,000 while he
is awaiting sentencing Dec. 15.
Willard was bludgeoned to
death in his Laguna Beach home
the night or July 29, 1977 in what
prosecutor Tony Rackaukas said
was a frenzied homosexual wrath
by Scramlin.
The most damaging evidence
at the trial was a set of fool·
prints tdentified as the de fen-
dant's which were left in liquid
Drano spilled on tbe floor of
Willard's Laguna Beach home.
In bis testimony at the trial.
Scramlin-admi tted that he
s ometimes was a p assive
parti~ipant in homosexual sex
acts with Willard.
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CAR CONYE«IS
~ Vance Repeats ~ c~!: ~!!1e
( into cash on the first ca ll." ~ Shah support That's the story the successful
New·pon. Beach man told after
placing this ad In the Daily
'Pilot: t W ASHIN,OTON (AP ) -
Secretary ol State Cy1us Vance
J has repeated the United States'
support ol the Shah or Iran while
f warning o ther countries to I refrain from mllltary interven-1 lion in that country.
Vance luued the state ment
Sunday in IWPC>Me to comments
lrom Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS filCTUAE BEFORE HIS DEATH
Photo by Greg Robinson Showa fW•tde'nt• of JOMttown Watching Play In Progreaa
Drug Dose Kills Newman's Son
LOS ANGELES <APl -The
son of actor Paul Newman died
in a Los Angeles m otel room of
an accidental overdose of a com-
binatio n of a lcoho l and a
depressive-type drug ; police
said lOday.
Police said tbe body of Allan
Scott Newman. 28, was. found in
a room at the Ramada Inn in
West Los Angeles;-Whel"e-"he--had
been s taying since Tuesday. ~aid
Lt. Tim Wapeto.
Wapeto said the re was no
e vidence or foul play.
'Wapeto said youn~ Newman
had been under the care of a
c linica l. psycholo gis t. Scott
Steinberg, an associate of the
psychologist, took Ne wman to
the motel al 11:50 1un. in West
Hollywood.
Wnpel o said that a fte r
. Newman went to sleep al mid·
night Steinberg noticed Newman
wae.. havmg. diffic ulty breathing.
He summoned paramedics. who
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treated Newman a nd then t,ook
h i m t o Los Angeles N e w
Hospital. where he was pro-
nounced dead at 1:07 a.m .
Young Newma n was reported
lo be a part.lime enterta iner
who worked mos tly ln night
clubs under the name of William
Scott.
Although he primarll¥ ap·
peared as a nightclub singer,
young Newman also acted and
worked a s a stuntman . He
played the role or a sadistic,
athletic fraternity me mber In
P aramount's "Frate rnity Row"
in 1977. •
Newman's father, who liv~s
with bis wife. actress J oanne
Woodward. in Westport, Conn ..
was notified while on location m
Ohio, ~lice said.
Young Newman's mother Is
Ja ckie Witte. the a~tor's fi rst
wife-~ w-b.o-m h e wa,s
divorced in 1956. The couple also
had two daughters.
The actor and Miss Woodward
have three daughters .
10th Briton Torches Self
BRIGJ-ITON. EngJand CAP) -
A 26-year·old typist set herself
ablaze with gasoline in her
bathroom. She was t he 10th
"human torch" case ln Brttaln
since the begiMlng of October.
Valerie Dono1hue'1 sc~ams
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alerted nelghbora. who broke
down her door and put out the
names. police s aid. She was
hospltallJed in critical condition .
Mrs. ~hue. a divorcee, was
said to have s uffered from
depression.
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SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jim Jones In 1977
Hundreds
Reported
Missing
GEORGETOWN. G uyana
<AP I -The bodies or between
300 and 400 men. women and
children some shot to death,
most r eporte dly poisoned by
their own hand have been
round at the j ungle cam p of a
California se<:l whose members
a mbush e d a nd ki lle d five
Am ericans. including California
Congressma n Leo J Ryan, gov-
ernment officials said today
Gu ya nese Info rm ation
M 1n1ster Shirley Field· Ridley
said the whereabouts of the re
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVE~tory, Al
TEMPLE'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
m a ining 500 to 700 Americans al
the _camp was nol known, but
th~y apparently fled into t he sur
roundin g J u ng le . i n lh t
northwest corne r of this South
Am erican nation.
, American lawyer Mark Lane,
who was at the People's Tempi<'
camp j ust befq,re t he mas~
deaths occurred . told reporter.-.
today that sect members dis-
cussed mass suicide before he
fl ed . but that he a lso heard
ma ny b urst s Of aul omalH'
weapons fare from the camp.
Jonestown
He said he heard lht.' seer~
founde r. the Rev. Jim J ones.
c h a nting ove r l h e camp
loudspeaker. "Mother ' Mothei:'
Mo the r ' Mothe r !.·· second!.
before the gunfi re er upted
The hundreds of bodies were
found by Guyanese troops who
raided the camp Sunday. Miss
Field-Ridley said some had
g u ns hot wo unds but mo s t
s howed no signs or violence.
''A witness said that people in
the area we re having m ass
s uicide." she told a news con-
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Chance or rain increas-
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50 p e r cen t Tuesd ay ·.
Coole r d ays wit h lows
tonight 48 lo 55. highs
Tuesday ln the low 60s.
INSIDE TODA~
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Mass Suicide Follows Slaying of Five Americana
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. 300-400 DEATHS. • •
Cerence "He said the poison was
being administer ed to them. that
they were hning UIJ for 1l."
'fhe po1!>0n. whose type was
no t known. rt.'porle dly wa s
brewed in a large val
According lo Lane's a c;l.'ount.
the m as' deaths must hav1• ex·
t·urred an hour or more after the
Sat urday afternoon ambush of
Hyan :.ind his group. which h<td
gon<' to th<' camp to invest igate
reports of alleged lar~e-sca l<'
a bus<' of sect members
Hyan ·s pa rty was tryin~ to
CSCOl't !{Om c disenchanted mcm ·
bcrs from the camp when al·
tacked at a nearby airstrip.
Adherents of the People• s
T e mple. whose founde r , the
Rev .. lim Jones, established the
<1~ricult11ral common<' last year.
r e portedly had long planned
mass suicide if they felt their
sect was threatened
eiane Hush
Talk Planned
Technical developments in the
m a nuf..1 c ture of quie t er
airplanes will be the topic or a
talk Dec I in Newport Beach
Th (• Community Airc ra ft
Coun<'il will sponsor the talk by
two executives from Boeing a nd O o u~l 1JS co mpa nic>s o n
· · P ro)(rt.'S::. Tow a rd Quie ter
Aircraft."
It was not known what klnd o(
poison. repe>rtedly brewed in a
tub, was used.
She sad the milita ry was try-
ing to 1denury the bodies, some
of whic h we re found in homes
and some in open areas of the
camp. called Jonestown. and
that .Jones had not been found
among the dead.
The information minister also
denied reports thC1t up to nine
pl.'rs ons had been arrested in
connection with a mbush or
Ry an's party.
Only one suspect -identified
as Larry Layton, an American
about 32 -has been taken into
custody, she said. Neither the
charge against him nor his
hometown was known.
Lane and a lawyer colleague,
Charles Garry, went to the camp
to a ct as counselors durin~ the
visit by Ryan. Lane has fre-
quently taken on controversial
cases and is representing con-
victed Martin Luther King as-
sassin James Earl Ray.
Lane said he and Garry were
barred from Saturday's mass
meeting, then were put under
guard and finally were allowed
to flee into the jungle as they
heard screams and other sounds
or confusion from the settle-
ment. They eve ntually made
their way lo a town and later to
this capital city, 150 miles
southeast of the camp.
We alOod watchc-s durln~ th~ stormy nl1ht taking turns
slandlna cunrd In pair• ouUlldc the POiice hut where uur wounded
Wt'r~ lytq
The heavy tropical storm mad movement difficult and un
com rortable -not only for us but alJo t.hote who had chosen us as
their quarry -The rain may huv~ suvc<I our llvci;
Every 1lm wo h 1rd u noise. e~~clally wheocver we h<>ard u
trurk lon11 the 'Port Kaltuma road. we thoul(hl we would 00 at·
tucked aguln ·
Of COlU'M!, none of US hud Qf\y WelllJOf\b
And Umc moved slowly. lnllnit.ely 1>lowly
WHl':N w•; RRACIJED JONt: TOWN, ON Friday night. the
11lrno11phere w R lively und c<>rdlul. We found oul'flelves gelling a
n-nl Cook 'IJ 'four. w1th 1•verythin8 arrnnged for us. There was •
a rot r«k mush: from the .Jonestown band and entertainment dur
Inti dlnMr. ·
Aud whill' we tried. mamly at first. lo get away from the or-
alUnlied run. Wl' we re told how happy everyone was.
Dul bl-fore we left for an evening's drive through foot·dcep
mud to Port Ktillumn. :i young m<tn shpped Don Harris or NBC a
m\'U8((e written on a cb1ld '1t ttlat.e. saymf(, 'Please help me get out ur J onc1>town '
It trud four 111gn41turcs
6ack m Port Kaitumu. wht•rt• the entire group of us spent Fri·
da y night an a tin roofed d isco .1 small beer parlor with a phono-
graph and n Ccw records local Guyanese beJ(an telling us horror
l>lOrlC!i
T HF.V TOl.O US ABOUT ONE MAN who had escaped from
th'' colony lu~t summ~r. only to be captured by guards from
JonclStown and thl'n bt•atc•n
When we returned the following morning lo Jonestown. we
were not surprised to bt!t' J im Jones' carefully stage-managed pr<r'
duction start lo crack.
Edith Parker . one of the 1.200 followers trapped in Jonestown.
npproache?d CongressmC1n Rvan and saad s he wanted to lea ve with
him
The list grew.
About an hour before it was lime for us to leave Jonestown.
nine people said they wanted to go.
Then 12.
Finally. about 20 got up their courage to defy Jones
THERE WER E TOO MANY OF US for one truckload. The re-
porters and cameramen we re told we would go out in the first
bateh. but Congressman Ryan would wait to leave in thc.se.cnru:l.
We were relieved to be going.
J ones agreed that the 20 people who wanted to could leave with
us. He even said he thought they might be "better off" somewhere
else if they no longer wanted to stay in Jonestown
Suddenly. there ~as a commotion in the central building that
serves as the colony's meeting place a large structure with Cl tin
roof a nd packed dirt Ooor.
A cheer rang through the crowd.
Then. a youn~ while man made a direct lunge at Ryan with a
knife.
The blade was at Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry, Jones' lawyers and long-lime s upporters. grabbed the
weapon.
THAT ATTACKER WAS CUT BF.FORE he could be disarmed.
And Ryan's shirt was drenched with the attacker 's blood.
Ryan ran to the truck at that point and we lumbered off
through the mud to the airstrip.
Shaken by whal he thought was his successful narrow esc~.
Ryan told us as we reached the airstrip, 'I wouldn't be alive if it
was not for Mark Lane .•·
Ryan lived only a few minutes longer.
After the violence or the attack at the airs trip, we still had to
wail for rescue.
It was gelling dark. and there was no chance for a rescue
pla ne until mornin~.
WE SP ENT TIIE NIGHT USTENJNG to the stories the 12
former residents of Jonestown had to tell.
They corroborated everv evil story about the place that we had
heard .
They told us how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into m ak·
ing a maniacal suicide pact with him.
They talked about stores or weaPOnS in the SO·Called peaceful
jungle mission.
And whenever there was a crisis. they recalled. Jones had as-
sembled the whole colony into a huge circular assembly and
mes merized them into al!reement.
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WllV THER E had been ::in
ominous cheer from .the People's Temple residents at .Jonestown
before the young knife-wielder charged at Ryan.
Daybreak -which we never expected to see. finally came .
At 8:30 a.m ... the first batch of Guyanese troops arrived al Port
Kaituma. ·
They had flown to a landing field at Mathews Ridge about 30
miles away, and we were transported by truck about halfway from
the ridge to where we were waiting.
T.h_en, t2-ensure themselves against being ambushed in ex
posed vehicles. they completed their march on foot.
StilJ more troops arrived.
THERE WERE ENOUGH AT LAST to s ecure the perimeter of
the Port Kaituma airstrip. It was still fairly early in the morning.
While 80 soldiers m arched to Jonestown to m ake sure no more
marauders could s weep out from the deadly settlement, rescue
flights arrived to take out the survivors .
Soon, we were in Georgetown and aboard an Ame rican C· 141
Hercules hospital plane on our way home lo safety.
Five in our group were critically or severely wounded.
Tim Reiterman. reporter from the Examiner. with two bullet
wounds in his lert arm. and I with my shoulder wound. were
a mong the lucky ones
Prison Locked
SUSANVILLE CAP> -Two
race riots h ave caus ed a
lockdown or the California Cor-
rectional Facililv here
Tick<'ls to the M<1rriott Hotel
lunch('On cost $8 and a rc availa-
ble from the council office at
18103 Sky Park South Suite 201
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A preli minary analysis of the
City of Irvine's economic out-
look projects a good fi scal pic-
ture for the city over the next
seven years .
The report, prepared jointly
by the departments of com muni-
t y development a nd a d ·
ministrative services . will be
studied by the City Councll In a
7:30 p.m . meeting Tuesday at
City Hall.
Though outwardly optimistic,
the_rePQrt hed~es on an oulri&ht
pro n oun cement o f so und
econom ic health.
It notes a "steady downward
trend " in the city's projected
surplus, which already is occur·
ring and will show it.s first def.
iclt inf iscal year 1984·85.
Moreover. relAtively i.mall
surpluses shown for the yeari.
bet ween 1981~82 and 1983-84 are
dependent upon sales tax rev·
enue iene raled by the pro·
POied Irvine Cent.er, a realonal
shopping center.
Cause or the deficits. accord·
ing lo the report. is mainly the
perceived need for new public
buildings .
Proposed public buildings in-
clude a civ1c center . corporation
yard . sports center. performing
arts complex. and a zoo.
Normally, the report states.
suc h expenditures could be ac-
com pllshed through passage of
tax bonds . But becau se of
Proposition 13 limitations on
municipal taxing ability. bond·
ing "is now doubtlul. if not im·
possible.,. rt states
From a projected surplus In
the city budget of $1.7 million,
reserve monies will dwindle to
$6:J7 ,000 jn mld·1981-82. a nd
dlmlnl1h progreulvely until, by
midyear 1984-85, there will be a
deficit of $3.5 million.
Without additional sources of
revenue, or a change in develop·
m ent pattariu, the deficit will
plummet to $17 mJlUon du.ring
the tint ball of the 19909. ac-
cording to the city rep()rt.
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Glen Eytchison
Laguna Arts
Group Names
New Director
Newport Bead l mu:-.1c·1a n Glen
Eytchison, who composed and
arranged m usic for morl' than a
dozen plays Cil Soulh <..:ua:-.l
Repertory over th~ past four
years. has bee n appointed din •t•
t o r o f t h e L & g u h a B 1.· <• <.' h
Pageant of the Maste r!'
Eytc h1son wa~ tht• umina rnnu!.
('h01ce or lht· n1nt• m t•mbcr
Festival of /\rts board for the
· $24.000 a year post Vet<.'alt•d l:Jst
month tirvcr~ran .,,<il:{ca n(
Director Don Williamson
Board member He len Ke<'ley,
who heads the pa~eanl produr·
lion comm1ttcl'.' smd Eytch1!'>on
1s experienced Ill the fu~lds or
art. theater and C1dman1::.trnllon
The 24-year-old <'omposer wa ...
associaled with the successful
South Coast Repertory Theatt·r
in Costa Mesa for four veur:-..
whe rP he composed <in·c1 a1
ran~ed music for 15 play!> 1n
eluding "The T ime of Your
Life ... which recently opened tht·
new theater near South Cot1:-.I
Plaza
Other produc t1ons included I he
presentation of "Equus" JI
South Coas t Hepe rto r y and
SCR 's lounng productions
He was once co·d1rector of lhc
Vorpa l Ga ll e r y 1n Laguna
Beach. He is married and lavf's
m Promontory Point in Nl•wport
Qeach
Eytc hison·s a ppointment <.'nd:-
a month.tong sea rch ror a nl.'w
dire ctor for t he 44th annual
Pageant of the Masters next
s ummer.
Former director W1Jl1amson
resigned the post he held for t he
pas t 15 seasons la::.t month I h:
had been associated with lhl'
Laguna 8('ach Pag<.'unl for morl'
than 40 yeurs
J n acl.'cpt an J! lh1• po ... 1
Eytc hison sa ad IH 111ll'otl:-. to
m aintain lht· prl':-.l'nt ror01.il "'
lhe pagl.'ant. but wall chem:-.\· .i
"more dtverst-sclct'tao n of llll'I 1
works for thl· 1979 µagt·ant, lhu~
givirtg it new lifC' ..
Builde r R ecovers
After Operation
Newport Beach builder Mi lton
Bre n was reported rccovenng
satis factonly today after heart
bypass surgery last week m Lo::.
Angeles
A spokeswoman for the family
s aid Bren 1s still hosp1tala zcd but
has been able to sit up He un
de rwent four ..1nd ... half hour<. or
s u-r ge r y at S t V1n cenl 's
Hospital.
·Britain ..
~ccepts
Nixon
LONDON IA.P l -Briti.,h
lowmake?r John Lee got a -quick
und e msµ reply today when he
Ul\ke d It the Labor governme,_
would bar Richard M. Nixon
from visiting Britain as "an un-
cJ(•s irable alien."
llome Secretary M<'rlyn Rees·
an11wcr was a blunt "no."
Lee .. a barrister a nd Labor
member of Parliament . could
not come ~ack at Rees with a
supplementary question which
normally is allowed during oral
e xchanges in ttae House of Com-
mons.
Rees hC1d used the parUamen·
tary device of replying to his
questioner in writing. thereby
blocking any further discussion ..
Nixon is due here Nov. 29-from
Pan s lo fulfill a promised lec-
ture appearance before the Ox-
ford Union. a 150-year-old debat
mg society at Oxford University.
llis lecture on world affairs .
rollow'ed by a question-and·
a n~wer ses ion with t he stu
dents. is scheduled Nov. 30.
Nixon. who resigned the U. S
presidency Aug. 9. 1974 amid the
dis <'losures of the Wate rgate
·candal. is to spend most or his
time in London
Aides reported that Prim<!
Minister James Ca llaghan cer·
tamly wC1uld arran~e to extend
lo Ni xon all the courtesies befit-
tmg a former president of th<!
United States during his s tay.
This wol.dd ioclu_de a rn_e~Lin
and c hat al 10 'Downing St. if
Nll<on requests such a session. It
also would include VIP treat·
ment when "Jixon a rrives at
l.ondon·~ Heath row Airport plus
prnl~c laon by d e tectives of
Scotla nd Yard's Special Branch.
f 'rolfl Page A I
GUILTY ...
lie also admitted being al the
v1ct1m 's home the night of tilt:
:,laying but dc mcd having struck
the 69· year-old retired Coast
Guard officer.
Scramltn. a Laguna Beach
lligh School g raduate, wa~ Cll'
comparued to and from has trial
by Miss Richard.
The attractive young woman
roa m e d th e h a ll s of the
t:ourthouse with the youthful·
a ppe aring de fe ndant a s they
awa ited the Jury ve rdict thal
<'a me <Jfter one and a half days
or deliberation.
When it was re ad in the
hushed courtroom, the young
lad y immediate ly burst into
Lea rs and began sobbing.
She was then allowed by the
court bailiff one Jast embrace
wath the man a Jury has now
~aid did. In fact , beat Willard to
death that summer night in 1977.
School Strike
Hits in Fresno
FRESNO (AP> -Quietly car
ry1ng ~agns that proclaimPd
"lc>a chcrs on strike" and "ad
minis lrators ha ve no cla ss."
letwhers struck the state's fifth
larJ!<.•st :-.chool district today in il
d asputt' ovl.'r class !>IZcs.
The re was no immediate in
d1c:ation how many of the 2.400
tt•a chers walked out. but the ad
ministration vowed to keep thl·
:i 0 .1100 -;tude nt dis tric t 's 7J
::.choob open
After negotiations ended Sun·
day evening. the administrat ion
telephon<!d 1,000 substitutes that
the district 's fi rst strike in h1:-.
tory wa.-; about to begin
unmistakably traditional ...
our most complcz.te
9'Z.l<ict1on o{'tiJ<L worlds
f1 rvz.st importR.d
scott 1sh t~s>
combined with the
rinest natural should.e.r
tailorm9 available
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N.Y. Stoeks
VOL. 71. NO. 32~. 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES . ORANGE' COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 197 . TEN CENTS
A~WI,.._•
EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT
Reporter Ron Javers
' tddOI"• Nott -TM Jollowmg tJleWllrM'll 0ttount o/ thil ldll11'{11 m
(iu.y(lltO '°°""'"""bl/ Son Jo'f'Q1tt'UOO Chron.1cU-,.eporttr Ron Jaoers, who
wcu tt"""9dtd SatMrdaJI ill llu> QWt/trf' that lptu:d Rq> l..ro J RI/Oft and
/Qur Ollwr'i on o r•mott olrtlrrp m C11110no Jol.>f'r1. who waa en route to
WIUIUngton. 0 c .. Wtth ,,..., Othf'r wounded . d&etattd the ato.,.,, to hu Ct111
Mslc
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SAN JUAN. Puerto Rl\'O 1AP1 Jont.>Slown 1!> every evtl thtl)g
that e~"C!J')'body thought und v.on.t-
We knew that before the shoohng started
The slaughter began al 4 20 pm Saturday <Guyana timel
whale v.e v.ere standing beside the twin-engine airplane that had
brought us to Port Kaatuma. seven males outside Jonestown. on
Friday and that bad returned to pick us up.
I WAS WAITING BETWEEN BOB Brown and Don Harris. the
two NBC men who were killed. We had become close friends dur·
mg the course of our ordeal.
The firing erupted from guns close by I was hit first. I was
knocked to the ground by a slug an the left shoulder, apparently
from a .JS.caliber weapon.
I crawled behind the right wheel of the plane.
Bob Brown stayed on hi~ feet and kept filming what was hap·
pening, even as the attackers"advanced on him with their guns.
He was incredibly tenacious.
* * * •· * *
Wblle t was trying to decide whether to stay where J was or.
risk the 100-yard·dash across the c:I06e·cropped grass field to the
Jungle. I saw Brown go down. .
THEN I SAW ONE OF TIIE attackers stick a sttotcun right in·
to Brown's race. inches away, if that.
Bob's brain was blown out or ""'""s~e=a~. Tr-=::rr:~ the blue.
NBC minJcam.
I'll never forget that sight as long as I Hve.
I ran. and then I dived head·first into the brush.
I got up and scrambled as far mto the swamp as I could. 1 was
about 150 yards from the airstrip and up to my waist in water.
I pushed through the rain forest. walking parallel to the
runway. trying to figure out what had happened.
I couldn't see much. I had lost both pairs of glasses I had with
me. ·
BUT TIIERE WAS SILENCE. APPAaENTLY the party of al·
tackers which must have included four, five or six men with guns,
had Oed.
1 was far down the field by the time I returned to the aintrip.
And then. like the other survivors. I returned to the crippled
plane.
Leo Ryan was on his back in a blue cord suit, lying in the mud
in front of the riizht wheel of the aircraft.
(See EVIL THING, Page A2>
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SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jim Jones In 19n
• • • asses Ie 0 OISODID
1 Pageam
Gets New I n· I New'!'!.~!2~Gleo I Eytchison, who compo.sed and I arranged music for more lhan·a
1 dozen pJS'ys al South Coast I Repertory over lhe pas t four
1 yt ears. rhaslhbeenL appoinledBdirech·
i or o e aguna eac
· Pageant of the Masters.
Eytchison was the unanimous
choice of the nine -member
Festival ol Arts board for the
$24,000 a year post vacated last
month by veteran Pageant
Director Bon Williamson.
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Board member Helen Keeley,
who heads the pageant produc-
tion committee, said Eytchison
is experienced in the fields of
art. theater and administration.
The 24-year·old composer was
associated with the successful
South Coast Rel)ertory Theater
in Costa Mesa for four years.
where he composed a nd ar·
BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN LEO J . RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph Was Taken by Tim Reherman. Reporter for San Francl~ Examiner
i ranged music for 15 plays in·
eluding ''Tbe Time of Your
<See PAGEANT. Page AZ>
Capo Weighs
Student Drug
Policy Change Jury Corwicts
Srupect in
Laguna ~aying
A proposed revision or district
policy for the· discipline of slu·
dents suspected of involvement
in drug activity will. be con-
sadered tonight by Capistrano
Unified School District.
An Orange County Superior Tonight's board meeting is
Court jury today found 27-year· scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at dis-
old E arl Scramlin guilty or trict offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto
second degree murder in the in San Juan Capistrano.
1977 Laguna Beach slaying or -Superintendent Jerome
Albert Daniel Willard. Thornsley said the proposed
The second degree verdict changes would bring the district
carries with it a possible state into line with new slate laws.
prison term of from five lo eight which protect students' right to years. d Shorthly after the verdict was ue process.
announced, Scramlin embraced Thornsley has recommended
his sobbing girlfriend. Laura that the school board drop the
Richards. and was then taken in· dis trict's present discipline
to custody. policy for the· use, sale and
Judge John Flyn'n raised the possession of drugs and revise
now·convicled murderer's bail its policy oo suspension and ex·
from $50,000 to $250,000 while he pulsion ohtudents.
is awaiting sentencing Dec. lS. In the past. students suspected
Willard was bludgeoned lo of drug involvement have been
death in his Laguna Beach home suspended pending the results or
the night of July 29, 1977 in what a hearing.
prosecutor Tony Rackaukas said The superintendent said that
was a frenzied homosexual wrath the new laws require school dis·
by ScramUn. tricts to prove a student's gul~:
The rnbst damaging evidence before ,suspending or expellm
' at the trial was a set of foot· him. School districts must a
prints identified as the def en-s tep up efforts to fl n
dant's which were left in Uquid .• .alternative methods to meel the
Drano spllled on the floor of
WiJJard's Laguna Beach home.
C4R CO!WEKIS
needs of students in trouble
beCore suspending or expelling
(See DRUGS. Paae A2)
. r TO RK4DY CASH <:
Students Vote
For Leaders t "I converted my convertible
into cash on the first call."
That's the story the successful
Newport Beach man told after
placing this ad in the Dally
Pilot:
'61 Must, Convert. V·8
3uto. PIS Excell c:ond. sa&oO. XXX·llXXJt
· Conftrt 10'.ll' car Lato cub by
callln1 lf,2,M'JI. A frien41ly Daily
Pilot ad·ftier wt1J ~p Write an ad. -
Martha Brant was named stU·
dent .~ president at El Morro
Elementary School in Laguna
Beach following elections this
month.
Principal Art Fisher said stu.
dents also elected Samantha
Shannon vice preside nt :
Lyaanne Lippe .secretary and
Kristy Davt9on, treasurer.
, fhe new officers were elected
from amonc 18 c1ndtdates for
the poets.
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SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK TMll PICTURE BEFORE Hts DEATH
Pholo by Greg RoblMOn Shows Aeaktem. of Joneetown Watching Play In ,.,... ..
Drug Dose Kills Newman's Son
LOS ANGELE.5 (AP) -The
son of actor Paul Newman died
in a Los Angeles motel room o(
an accident81 overdose or a com·
bination of alcohol a nd a
depressive.type drug, police
said today.
Police said the bod of Allan
Scott Newman, 28, was found n
a room al the Ramada Inn in
West Le>' Angeles. where he Md
been staying since Tuesday, said
Lt. Ttm Wapeto.
Wapeto said the re was no
evidence of foul play.
Wapeto said young Newman
had been under the care of a
c l1nlcal psychologist. Scott
Stelnf.erg, .,n as&()ciate of the
psycholoilst. took Newman to
the motel at 11:50 p.m. In West
Hollywood.
Wapelo said that after
Newman went to sl~p at mid·
Dlaht Steinber1 noticed Newman
was hav1ng dlmcuJ~ breathing.
He summoned paramedle41. who
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treated Newman and then took
him to Los Angeles New
Hospital. where be was pro·
nounced dead at l :07 a.m.
Young Newman was ~ported
to be a part·tlme entertainer
who worked mostly tn night
clubs under the name or William
Scott. ·~ewman's father. who lives
with his wife. actress Joanne
Woodward. in Westport, Conn.
was notified while on location ln
Ohio. police said.
Young Newman's mother Is
J ackie Witte, the actor's first
wife from whom he was
divorced ln 1956. The couple also
had two daughters-
The actor and Miss Woodward
bJve three daughters.
Finn Accepta Plea, Payment
WASHINGTON (API -The
We•lloabouse EJectrlc Corp.
pleaded guilty to charges stem·
mine from giving 1323.000 in
bribes to a former deputy pre-
mier of EaYPt, and ... ftned S300.000 \Dier a plea bar11lnlng
agreement questioned by the
Judie ln the case.
U.S. Dlltrict Judie Bamnston
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D. Parker aaJd the "court had
serious reserv1tlons" whether
an Initial plea bar11tnlnc •IP""·
ment that concealed t.he identi\y or the bribe recipient "promotes
the eodl al jultice ...
Parker sakl that even with full cllsclolure, "IOIDe may have rel·
en•tlons tod•r whether tbls promotes the ends 'Of Jatlce."
Sol~n,
4 Others
Killed
GEORGETOWN, Guyana
<AP I -Between 300 and 400
bodies -me n. women a nd
children who reportedly lined up
for doses of poison brewed in a
tub -have been found al the
jungle camp of a California sect
who&e members ambushed and
killed nve Americans. including
California CongTessman Leo J .
Ryan, Guyana's information
mlnl1t.er saJd today.
Shirley Field-Ridley said the
wbere~bouls or lbe remaining
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVES-6tory, A3
TEMPLE'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
500 to 700 Americans at the camp was not known, but they
apparently fled into the sur-
rounding jungle. in t h e
northwest com er or this South
Ame rican nation . <Related
photo. A4 1
American lawyer Mark Lane .
who was at the People's Temple
camp just before the mass
deaths occurred. lota Tne'AS-
sociated Press here today that
suicide was discussed at a com-
munity meeting and he was
later informed by two sect mem-
bers ·we are all going to die
now."
"They were smiling ... lbey
looked genuinely happy ," Lane
said.
It was not clear whether the
mass deaths occurred at about
the same lime or some time
after the Saturday ambush of
Ryan and his group, which had
gone to the camp to investigate
reports or alleged large-scale
abuse of sect members.
Ryan's party was trying to
escort some disenchanted me01-
bers from the camp when at·
<See SUICIDES, Page A2)
Coast
Weather
Chance of rain increas-
ing to 20 percent tonight.
50 percent Tues day .
Cooler days with lows
tonight 48 to 55. highs
Tuesday In Ute tow 60s.
INSl•ET8D~Y
Turby ii for more than
roa.rh•g. Turn tt into
Tdroabd M Scollopim. See
f'ood, Pog8 Cl.
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Evil Thing Found in Camp
ContlJIUed Pro• Pas 1
Ht face had ~tn hot off.
Don llarn!'I la\ alon1:.s1d4.' thl' nuddlt' of lhe plane.
U r<>'A'll "u~ .tl thl' tnll fJ{ lh 1 M~ r OU.t
1•utth• Parkt•r 111w ol tht• p.~p e wbO had ubd ua to tiilp Mf
i':.c ;.ip<-rrom Jont• .. to\I n. "Jlll h ins at th 10<>4 of th plan '• •l•IN
0 1 ea Uobtn'-On lht• ~an , t'rAMU!t"O F.lamlner photoiraph r •l
the <'cm'."'*~ oit Uh· ll'lt wh •&. hio body crumb~ almost fn half
THt:Rt.: Wt:R E •·ot R ca \ \N solc11t~ ut th tar nd of
the rwld '
Th~y told \'» tht} had o ' be n 1btt to hoot al the allnktrs
1lurm(( tht' a~~ ult be.caau:. the)' ,. re ~fratc1 thl•V would ktll •llll
more pt.'Oplc • . 1
Tht• only pollrt•m'"1r on Ow fwfd. r ttrrytng • 11fn•lt• aihcll
l\hotwun. h_.d tk·l•I\ th~ur 1m ~I th~ momt>nt lht• ,men from th
Pcoph"• Temple bt·~on fmnr lnim their truck and tr¥11tr whll~ we
were gt.'lUNC n•ad\ to bourd lh•• t wn plan.-our own t'rart und lhf'
~m •llM Ont1 thot wn t•ot 111 r._un ""' "' lhf' fUJCttlve from
Jonestown
A1 nt'urly u' Wl' l'ttuld lt•ll .. 1hout haU tht' uttud1N·~ wer~ whit~
Jnd hall wt•r\• hlud• l hu " of u' "'ho had 'uni\ 1'(1 "ere ittlll tcr
n1i~ We t k our m~t b rto\bl~ "'oundt•d tu the wldlt•r:. tent 1tn<,I
then w-.• r •tired into Port Ktt1tum« tht' 't ttlt'm\'nt nut to lh
a1t11lrip und "'l'nt into a 'm•ll 1·ojft• c·alled .t Hum Hoube
TH•: U J<'i\L Gll\ t~t I\, •. \\ Tiit.\ "ert· mk1ng thetr
:-ufetv bv letun.i u• •l1.1). but Uw) ''tort e\trem1•1) kind to us
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WHERE BETWEEN 300 AND 400 PEOPLE MET DEATHS
Maas Suicide Follows Slaying of Five Americans
Fr°"' Page Al
300 SUICIDES ...
tacked at a n arby airstrip.
Adherents of the People':.
Tem ple. whose fou nder. the
Rev. Jim Jones. e:.lablished lht•
agriculwraJ commune last year,
reportedly had long planned
mass suicide 1f they fell their
sect was threatened
Thi.' hundreds of bodies "'ere fou nd by Guyanese troop:. "'ho
r aided the cam p Sunday. Miss
fo'1eld-R1dlcy :.a id !>om c had
g u n sh-o l wou nd!> b ut mos t
~howcd no si~ns of violenc•t•
.. A wi tnrss said that people in
the are:.i were• having mui-.s
~uic1de.'· sht• told a news con·
ference. "II<' !>aid the poison was
being administered to them, that
they were lining up for it."
ll was not known what kind of
poison. reporkdly brewed in a
tub. was wwd.
She said the mihtary was try-
ing to identify the bodies. some
of which were found m homec;
and some in open e1reas of the
camp. called J onestown. and
lhat .Jon~ ha'1 not been found
Jmong the dead
Th<.' information minister ali,o
denied rl'pnrt~ that up to nine
pen.on!> had bl•L·n ci r rt>:.led m
con nection with ambush of
Ryan's party.
viCled Martin Luther King as-
'Sa5sin J ames Earl ft'ay.
Lane said he and Garry were
barred from Saturday's mass
meeting. then were put under
gua rd and finally were allowed
to flee into ..the jungle as they
heard screams and other sounds
of conrusio·n from the settle·
ml'nt They cven~ually made
th~ir way lo a town a nd later to
this ('apital city, ISO miles
sout hecist of the camp.
R}'an. accompanied by aides.
reporters and relatives or some
sect members, cam e to this
for me r British colony on the
northeastern shoulder or South
America last week to investigate
reports of large-scale abuses or
members or the religious group.
The congressman. 53, was
killed by a shotgun blast as he
attempted to take several dis·
enchanted members or the sect
back to Georgetown by plane.
A knife-wielding assailant at-
lem ptcd lo stab Ryan earlier
while the congressman was vls·
iting Jonestown. Two members
of Ryan's group d isarmed the
attacker. and Ryan was not in-
JUrit>d .
We l\OOd waleht'• durlQC the 11tormy nl1ht -luldn1 turM
allMlDf 1uard in po1rs out.tilde t.be police hul where our wounded
.,.. lYtQI
The beawt tropical 1torm made movement dlrflruJl •nd un·
c:omfo"8ble aat only 1or '81 but a1lo UloM who bad,chose.n U&.U
tht'lr quarry.
Tht• rwn may huve saved our Uveb
E very Ume we heard a noil1e. "specially whenever we hcttrd a
t rut•k alona the Port Knituma road. we th<>uitht we woukt be :.t·
lurked Uli'*'"
Of cour •. none of us had any weapons.
And Um • moved slowly . Infinitely a lowly
WHEN. Wt; llt:ACHEO .IONESTOWN, ON Friday olght. the
utmo11p~rf' wnit lively and cordial. We found ourselves getting a
t\'ial C'oc.>k '6 Tour,. wilh cvcryfbrng arranged for us. There was
11 rH l rock m wiic from the J ont'sto wn band and entertainment dur-
lnQ dinner
And whilt< we tried. mamly ut first. to get away from the or·
ganatcd fun. 1u were told bow happy everyone was.
But ~!or" left for on evening's drive through root-deep
mud to Port Kaltuma. a younJt man slipped Don Harris or NBC 11
mt111Ble written on a <'hild 'ii :.late baying, ·Please help me gel out
of Jonctitown ·
It hud lour tgnaturt>s
Back In Port Kultumu. where the entire group of us spent Fri-
day night in a hn·roofed d1bcO u :.mall beer parlor ~1th a phono-
graph and a few rt>cords l<Xal Guyanese beaan telling us horror
blOnl'li
. TH£V TOLD US /\BOUT ONt; MAN who had escaped from
the colony 1~111t summl·r. only t.o be captured by guards from
Jont~tuwn •ind lh~n beaten. Wh~n we returned the followi ng morning to J onestown. we
wt>re not surpr1st!d to sec Jim J ones' car~fully stage-managed pro·
duchon st<irt to l'rack
Edith Parker. one of the 1,200 followers trapped in Jonestown.
approached Congressman Ryun and said she wanted to leave with
him.
The list grew.
About an hour before it was ti me for us to leave Jonestown.
nin«' people said they wanted to J!O.
Then 12. f''inally. about 20 got up their courage to defy Jone!>
THERE WF.RE TOO MANY OF US for one truckload. The re·
porters and cameramen were told we would go out in the fi rst
batch. but Congressman Ryan would wail to leave in the second.
We were relieved to be going.
Jones agreed that the 20 people who wanted lo could leave with
us lie even said he thought they might be .. better off" somewhere
t!lse if they no longer wa nted to stay in Jonestown
Suddenly. there was a commotion in the central building lhat
ser ves as the colony ·s meeting place a large structure with a lln
roof and packed dirt floor.
A cheer rang through the crowd
Then. a young white m an made a direct lunge at Ryan with a
knife . ·
The blade was al Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry. Jones' lawyers and loog-lime supporters. grabbed the
weapon. -
THAT ATTACKER WASOJT BEFORE he could \le disarmed.
And Ry an's shirt was drenched with the attacker's blood.
Ryan ran to the truck at that point and we lumbered of{
through the mud to the airstrip.
Shaken by what he thought was his successful na rrow escape.
Ryan told us as we reached the airstrip. 'I wouldn 't be alive if it
was notror Mark Lane.··
Ryan lived only a few minutes longer.
After the violence of the aUack at the airstrio. we still had to
wait for rescue.
It was gelling dark. and there was no chance for a rescue
plane until mornin6?. · .
WE SPENT THE NIGlff LISTENING to the stones the 12
former residents of Jonestown had to tell.
They corroborated everv evil story about the place that we had
heard.
They told us how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into mak-
ing a mai).iacal s uicide pact with him.
They talked about stores of weap0ns m the so·called peaceful
jungle mission.
And whenever there was a crisis. they recalled. J ones had as-
sembled the whole colony into a hu~e circul ar assembly and
mesmerized them int.o agreement.
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WllV THERE had been an
ominous cheer from the People"s Temple residents al Jonestown
before the young knife.wielder charged at Ryan.
Daybreak -which we never expected lo see. finally came.
At 8:30 a.m .. the first batch of Guyanese troops arrived al Port
Kaltuma.
Tney had flown to a landing field at Mathews Ridge abQut JO
miles away. and we were transported by truck about halfway from
the ridge to where we were waiting.
Then. to ensure themselves against being ambushed in ex-
posed vehicles. they completed their march on foot. ·
Slill more troops arrived.
THERE WERE ENOUGH AT LAST to secure the perimeter or
the Port Kailutna airstrip. It was still fairly early in the morning.
While 80 soldiers marched lo Jonestown to make sure no more
marauders could sweep out from the deadly settlement. rescue
flights arrived to take out the survivors
Soon. we were in Georgetown and aboard an Am encan C·14 1
Herc ules hospita l plane on our way home to safety.
Five in our group were critically or severely wounded.
Tim Reiterman, reporter from the Examiner. with two bullet
wounds in his left arm. a nd I with my shoulder wound. were
among the lucky ones.
Only one suspect identified
3 S Larry Layton. an American
3bout 32 hus been taken into
custody, she said. Neither the
charge against him nor his
hometown was known.
Lane and a lawyer colleague.
Charles Garry, went to the camp
to act as counselors during the
visit by Ryan. Lane has fre-
q uently taken on cont roversial
cases and is rcpresentinl( con-
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Laguna Beach police are still
seeking a 79-year-old Lagunan
who walked away from his
hillto p home T hursda y and
didn't return
Winston Hobert Updegraff told
his wife he was going for a short
walk at about 2 p.m. Thursday,
before wa lking out his door al
2979 Zell Dnve.
When he did not ret~rn by 6
p. m .. the ala rmed woman called
po li ce. Po lice, lifeguards.
fi remen and a Marine Corps
search and rescue heUcopter
scoured the rough terrain aur·
rounding the Top or the World
Commwtity for much or the day
Frtday to no avall.
Th e man was s aid lo be
de11pondenl, and police fear he
might have fallen into the thick
underbrush during his dally
wulk.
His wire said he wuis last
wearing a grMy j acket, brown
hlrt and brown tnd white
<'hecked pant.a and carrylna a
walklna cane.
Police have dlatrlbuted a
deacrlfUon of Updesralf to
munlc p1l bua drlvera and
r.1tr0Unc police, who are keep. n1 H eye out for him.
"We~ve exhau1ted are11
where we might search for the'
man.·· Lt. John Zelko said to·
day. "So it's a question of no re.
tiirn right now. We'll keep look·
ing on a routine hasis · ·
Youth Seized
In Assault
On Policeman
A San Clemente youth was ar-
reated Late Sunday on suspicion
or assaulting a police omccr'
after the officer was attacked
from behind u he wrote a park·
lng ticket ..
O rrtcer Richard Steed re·
portcdly was issuing the citation
at. the Intersection or A venidu
Granada and Pacific Coast
Hlehway Juat before 10 p.m ..
when he was surprised by an at·
tack from behind him.
PoUct bl. PeW Goodwin said
Steed wu not aerioualy injured.
The 17-year-old youth. Iden·
tlfied u the owner of the ticket·
ed oar. wu booked for assault
and ror blttery •calnat a police
ofllc•r. He wu tben releued to
bl1 p1renu' cuatody, pendln1 hla
ap,.arance in South Oranie
Count.f llunlclpal Court.
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PAGEANT. •
Life." whit'h recently opened the
new theater near South Coast
Plaza.
Other productions included the
presentation o f "Equus" at
South Coast Repertory and
SCR 's touring productions .
He was once co-director of the
Vorp a l Gallery in L aguna
Beach. He is married and livet.
'" Promontory Point tn Ne wport
Beach .
Eytchtson's appointment tmds
a month·le>ng search for a new
director for the 44th cin nua l
Pageant of the Maste rs next
s ummer.
Former director Williamson
resigned the post he held for the
past lS seasons last month. lie
had been associated wi th the
Laguna Bt.>ach Pugca nt for more .
than 40 years.
I n accepti ng the p obt .
Eytchison s aid he intend!> to
maintain the present format of
the pageant . but will choo1>e a
"more diverse selection of <art 1
works for the 1979 pageant. lhu1>
giving it new life ··
Retired Mail
Su~rvisor's
Rites Tuesday
Edward J . Dixon, u retired
posta l supervisor and 17 yccir
resident of South Laguna. died
Friday at age69.
Mr. Dixon retired three year..
ago as assistant supervisor at
the Balboa branch or the Post
Office. He began as a ma il car·
rier in Red Bank. N .J in the
mid-1930s. moving to California
nearly 20 years ago.
He lived at 31778 Fifth Ave ..
with his wife Marguerite until
illnes!> forced him to enter South
Coast Medical Center
Privalc family '>t>rviccs wi ll Ix•
held at 10 a m· Tue!>dav at St
Ed.wards Church '" D<rna Pomt
Buria l will follow at A::.cension
Cemetery in El Toro.
Vis itation ts scheduled at
O'Connor Mortuary in Lagunu
Hills from 7 to 9 tonight.
The family requests donations
be made to the HearCFund.
The 17-year Sout h Laguna
resident recently hccamt· a
member of St. Edwards Church in
Dana Pomt .
He is survived by his wife
Marguerite, of the fa mily home.
son Brad Dixon. Diamond Bar .
d aug hter We nd y Aros of
Sacramento: four stepchildren
including Charlotte Mayfield.
Germany: Marlene Pomeroy.
Tustin; Caryl! Moore. Full erton
and John Egerer. TU!.tm
He also 1s survived by 12
g randctuldren.
J
Legality
Of Vote
~ried
San Clemente Councilwoman
Myrtis Wagner is asking for a
legal opinion on whether cert.ajn
city preeinct.s should have t>Mn
excluded from a Nov. 7 sewer
bond electl0n.
Mrs. Wagner said she believes
re11ldents of tho Harbor Estates
and Mira Costa tracts should not
have voled on the city's $4.2
m II lion sewer bond issue
because their homes are not
served by city aewer facilities.
The homes in the two north
San Clemente neighborhoods are
within boundaries of the
Capistrano Beach Sanitary_.Dis-
trict.
Mrs. Wagner opposed the Nov.
7 election. in which voters ap·
proved 3 bond issue to fund
sewage treatme nt improve·
ments and a wate r reclamation
plan . She said the 1,200 voters
who live in Harbor Estates and
Mira Costa homes could have
dete rmined the outcome ol the
elect ion. The bond measure
passed by 333 votes.
"The California Government
Code is very clear.'' said Mrs .
Wagner .. Section 4784 says, 'On-
ly voters registered in the dis-
trict arc eligible to vote at the bond election· ...
But ,Ja m l':. Grays o n of
O'Melveny and Myers. the city's
bonding attorneys, said Friday
that .. there is very little in the
e lection code th a t s pe lls
anything out.
"Whether you can vote in a ci-
ty t>lection. whether or not you
take advanl:.ige of ce rtain
::.crv1ccs. 1s something we will
have to evciluate, .. he said.
Grayson said the O'Melveny
and Myen. fi rm cannot conclude
whether a problem exjsts over
vot er eligib1hty in t he San
CIPmente election until it re-
ceive:. transcripts of the election
rro m the O range County
Registrar of Voters.
A spokesma n fo r the reg-
1strar ·s office said the law firm
can request a facsimile of elec-
tion result~. following certifica·
lion by the county board or
supcr v1sori>. expected on Nov.
28.
F,.._P~AJ
DRUGS •••
them. he said.
Thomsley said the use of hard
drugs. like heroin and LSD. ap-
pear s lo be d o wn among
Capistrano Unified students. but
that manjuana use is probably
.. higher than ever. as it appears
to be throughout out society ...
Trustees also will be asked
tom~ht to adopt a resolution of
its intent to condemn two acre~
adjoin ing d istrict offices for
future expansion and another
resolution decla ring schools over·
corwded m San Juan Ca pi strano
a nd in county unlncorporatt.>d
area within lhe di~rict.
Planners to Visit
Canyon Landslide
Laguna Beach planning c0m-
m 1ss1oners Wlll tour the Bluebird
Canyon lands lide area when
they meet Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The fi ve.member pa nel wants
to gel a first-hand look al prog.
rcss made by an engineering
fi rm in erosion control and talk
to the residents of the slide-
deva:.tatcd area.
unmi9takably traditional ...
our mo5t complet<i
9e1ect1on ai'Uw. world's
fintt!Jt unport<z.d
acoLtish t~s,
combmW. with thq,
finest natural shoulde.r
tailorin9 aveiJeble .
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EOlTION
TodaY's Closl•g
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VOL. 71, NO. 32•, 3 SECTIONS. 32 PAGES ORANGt= COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1978 N TEN CENTS
t 'Every Edi Thing EvergfJodg 'l'laam11Jt'
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EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT
Reporter Ron Javers
r.1111<lno tmt llJF'lttnt bJ1 son /i'roMIMX> Chnmu:l41 reportn Ron Jover&, who risk the 100-yard-dash across "the close-cropped grass field lo the
1tw w tmdt'd So1vrda11 In ''" '1W'1/trt tltal lnlltd Rep Leo J Ryan o1ld Jungle. I saw Brown go down.
/nur otlt.rn °" o """°'" Clfritnp '" C&ljlGno JOIJflrt, who we. en routt to Wa1h1~. D C . 1L1th t/W olNr iwundtd. dictated the: atO'l/ tu his cat11
cklk
lh a ON JAVERS
c..ur.i -~·-lt4• ow-•
·SAN JUAN, f?ut.'rto Rico IAP> Jonestown 1& every ev1l lhmg
tha t everybody thought and worse
We knew th t before t.he :,hooting started
The slaughter begun at 4 20 pm. Saturday !Guyana time)
while w~ ~ere standing beside the twin.engine airplane that had
brought us to Port Ka1tuma, seven miles outs1d~ Jonestown, on
Fnday aod that had returned to p1ci..s up.
I WAS WA.ITING BETWEEN BOB Brown and Don Harris , the
two NBC men who were killed We bad become close friends dur· mg the course or our ordeal
The firing erupted from guns close by I was hit first. J was
knocked to the ground by a slug in the left shoulder. apparenUy
Crom a .38-caLiber weapon.
I crawled behind the righl wl'leel of the plane.
Bob Brown stayed on his feet and kept ftlmmg what was hap·
pening, even as the attackers advanced on him with their guns.
He was incredibly tenaclow.
* * * * * *
THEN I SAW ONE OF THE attackers stick a shotgun right in·
"to Brown's race. inches away. if that.
Bob's brain was blown out of his head. It spattet'ed the blue NBC minicam.
J '11 never forget that sight as long as J live.
J ran. and then I dived head·first into the brush.
I got up and scrambled as rar Into the swamp as l could. I was
about 150 yards from the airstrip and up to my waist in water.
I pushed through the rain forest. walking parallel to the
runway, trying to figure out what had happened.
l couldn't see mw:h. J had lost both pairs or glasses I bad with
me.
BUT THERE WAS SILENCE. APPARENTLY the party or at·
tackers which must have Included four, five or six men with guns,
had fled.
I was far down the fi eld by the lime I returned to the airstrip.
And then, Like the other survivors, I returned to the crippled plane .
Leo Ryan was on his back in a blue cord suit. lying in the mud
in front of the right wheel of !he aircraft.
<See EVIL THING, Page A%)
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SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jfm Jones In 1977
eat 0 at east383
~Charges
i Expected
l
, . ~'!.!!.!!..'!.!~ m f the shooting homicide of his wife 1 ii scheduled to be a rraigned on I murder charges Tuesday at
· Harbor Municipal Court.
Gary Wayne Patton, 34, was
• held a t Newport City J ail In lieu
I of $250,000 bail. A specialist in
I! workmen's compensation mat·
ters. Patton practices law in
Santca Ana.
He was arrested Saturday at
t his home, at 14 Esplanade, after
police were called by a man who
they said exclaimed, "I just
murdered my wife."
P atton's wife, Katherine Leigh
Patton, 23, was fatally wounded
by three shot.$ in the head from a
.22-callber automatic pistol.
Police said the woman was
leaving her husband and bad
been moving clothes out of the
., house when s he was s hot to •
death.
Her sister, Barbara Swear-
inger of Newport Beach, who
was helping he r m ove, wit
nessed the slaying, police said.
Laguna Arts
Group N 8tnes
New Director
Newport Beach musician Glen
Eytchison, who composed and
arranged music for more than a
dozen plays at South Coast
Repe rtory over the past four
years. has been appointed direc·
tor o r the Lagun a Beach
Pageant of the Masters.
Eytchison was the unanimous
choice or the nine-member
Festival or Arts board· for the
$24,000 a year post vacated last
• month by veteran Pageant ~ Director Don Williamson.
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Board member Helen Keeley,
who heads the pageant produc·
lion committee, said Eytchison
is experienced in the fields or
art, theater and administration.
The 24-year-old composer was
associated with the successful
South Coast Repertory Theater
in Costa Mesa for four years,
where he composed and ar·
ranged music for lS plays in·
eluding "The Time or Your
Life," which recently opened the
new theater near South Coast
Plaza.
Other productions included the
presentation or "Equus" at
South Coast R epertory and
SCR 'a touring productions.
He was once co-director or the
Vorpal Gallery tn Laguna
Beach. He is married and lives
I
·. in Promontory Point in Newport Beach.
Eytchlsoo's appointment ends
a month-Iona search ror a aew
director for the 44th annual
Pa1eant ot the Masters next summer.
! Former dlrector WilUamson
reaiped the post he beld for the
past 11 1e•DG1 1 .. t moatb. He
bad been aaoclated with the
CS. PAGEANT, .Pa_se A%)
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BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN LEO J . RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph Waa Taken by Tim Reiterman, Reporter for'San Francf~ Examiner
BovanCase
Defendants
Denied Delay
By GARY GRANVILLE
OI .. OellY ll'llet Si.ff
A last-minute bid by two de·
fendants in the 1977 Ne wport
Beach slaying or Stephen Bovan
lo delay their trial was denied
today by Or,a n ge County
Superior Court Judge Robert
Kneeland.
Judge Kneeland paved the
way for the trial opening when
he ruled a recent Supreme Court
decision does not apply lo indict·
ed defendants who liave already
entered a plea.
As a result, Anthony Marone
Jr. and Jerry Peter Fiori will
stand trial this week.
Both men are charged with
murder. conspiracy to commit
murder and conspiracy lo ltid·
nap in connection with the shoot·
ing death or Bovan, or Fountain
Valley, outside a Ne-wport Beach
nightery the night or Oct. 22,
1977.
The Marone·Fiori trial will be
the first ol several scheduled in
the Bovan case.
Now scheduled to go on trial ln
early 1979 are the former mem·
bers or the Hare Krishna sect al·
legedly involved in sophisticated
d rug smuggling ope r a tions
along the Orange Coast.
Also scheduled to be tried
separately is the ,third member
<SeeltOVAN, Pase A2>
C4R CONYEKIS
TO REMJY ~H
"I converted my convertible
into cash on the first call."
That's the story the successful
Newport Beach man told after
placing this ad in the Daily
Pilot:
'67 Must. Convert v.a
auto. PIS Excell. cond
S2800. XXX•XJOOC
Convert your cir Into cash by
calllD1642-5878. A friendly DaJly
Pilot •d·vtser wlll help write an
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SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOTOGRAPHER TOOK THIS PICTURE BEFORE HIS DEATH
Photo by Oreg Robfnaon Showa Realdenta of Jonestown W•tchtng Pl•y In Progresa
Drug Dose Kil& Newman's Son
LOS ANGELES CAP) -The
son of actor Paul Newman died
in a Los Angeles motel room of
an accidental overdose or a com·
binatlon Of alcohol and a
depr~ssive-type drug, police
said today. ·
Police said the body of Allan
Scott Newman, 28, was found in
a room at the Ramada lM in
West Los Angeles, where he bad
been staying since Tuesday, said
Lt. Tim Wapeto.
Wapeto said there was no
evidence ol row play.
Wapeto said young Newman
had been under the care or a
c linical psychologf\t. Scott
Steinber1, an associate of the
psycholodst, took Newman to
the fnoc.el at 11:60 p.m. in West
Hollywood.
W a peto said that after
Newman went to ale.p at m1d·
ni1lit !telnbert noticed Newman
was havtl\I dilficul1)' brutJUns.
He -s ummoned paramecllcs, who -, __
treated Newman and then took
him to Los Ange les New
Hospital, where he was pro-
nounced dead a.t 1:07 a.m.
Young Newman was reported
to be a part-time entertainer
who worked mostly in night
clubs under the name or William
Scott.
Although he primarily a p·
peared as a nightclub singer,
young Newman also aceed and
worked as a stuntman: He
played the role of a sadistic,
athletic fraternity member in
P.aramount's "Fraternity Row"
in 1977.
Newman's father. who lives
with his wife. a<;.tress Joanne
Woodward, in Westport, Conn ..
was notified while on location in
Ohio, police said.
Young Newman's mother is
J itckie Witte, the actor's first
wUe from whom h e wa s
divorced in 1956. The couple also
had two daughters.
The actor and Miss Woodward
have three daughters.
10th Briton Torches Self
BRIGJrrON, Enalancl l APl -
A 28-year-old typiat set btnelt
ablaae with 1a1oline In her
bathroom. She was the 10th
"bum1n toreb' cue in Britan amct.J.be bclinnlna of October.
Valerie Dono1hue'1 1c.rNms
alerted nel1hbors. who broke
down her door and put out the
names, police said. She was
hotpltall.t ln criUcal condlU..
Mn Donogh~. • divorcee, was
,.Id to. have •uffered from
depression.
t • 'It I
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Hundreds
Reported
Missing
GEORGETOWN, Guyan a
<AP) -T he bodies of at least
383 men. women and children
some s hot to death. most re·
portedly poisoned by their own
hands -have been found at the
jungle camp of a CaWorrua sect
whose members ambushed and
killed five Americans. Including •
California Congressman Leo J
Ryan. government officials said
today.
Amo~ the dead we re the
sect's lea der. the Re v. Jim
Jones: his wife a nd one of his
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVE~tory, A3
TEMPLE'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
c hildren . all a ppare ntl y
poisoned. officials said.
Guyane s e Inform a ti o n
Minister Shirley Field· Ridley
said the whereabouts of the re
m aining 500 to 700 Americans at
the camp was not known, but
they apparently ncd into the Sur
r ou nding jungle. in the
northwest come r or this South
American nation.
American lawyer Mark Lane.
who was at the People's Temple
cam p jus t before the ma s's
deaths oe<:urred. told reporters
today that sect me mbers dis·
cussed mass suicide before he
fled, but that he also heard
m a n y burs t s of auto m atic
weapons fire from the camp.
Jonestown.
He said he heard the sect's
founder. the Rev . Jones. chant·
ing over the camp loudspeaker,
"M other! Mother! Mother'
Mother!." seconds before the
gunfire erupted
The hundreds or bodies-163
women. 138 men and 82 children
were found bv Guvanesc
troops who raided the camp
(See DEATHS, Page A2l
Coast
"'ea th e r
Chance or rain lncreas·
ing lo 20 percent tonight,
SO pe rce nt Tuesday.
Coole r days with lows
tonight 48 to 55, highs
Tuesday in the low 60s.
INSIDE TODAY
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roa•ring Turn ft rnto
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Evil 'rhiDg Found In Camp Wet Holiday?
onttnwd From P11e I
Kl faN had been lfhot of(
Don Ham, lay Ions id U1 middle of the plane.
Brown \Uh t•t the tntl or the 18-p&SSt'Olf~Oltef'
P· hl' Purkt•r onl' or \ht' ~'Opl~ who blld • Iced us to h•lp Mr
l'lil'U from J Ollt"•l(llAf\ "oll\ l~ In& a t th foot Ot the plane '• .stair•
rt'g ttohan!>Of\ tht' ~tin Fran llCO Examtnl'r photoareiJ)Mr 4tl
thl' crnl', \\W. ut tht: left whttl. hih bc>dy crumbled almost In h1lr
THERE W•R£ 1-'0l'R Gt'V !>Old11•n 11t th~ for •nd or
ht'ld
They told u' thl') haut nQl tx~m •J>le to th l')()t at th atl~ck rs
durm.: tilt' 18.:14\ult bee u~t· they ne arrald thl'y would kill •till
more Pf'Ople.
The onh polkc mao on ttw fl ld. <'~rryUIJ: a llnMI~ ht'll ~hot~un, had bt't•n ch,unrwd tht> momf'nt the-nw n from the
l"'eoplt>'!> Tempi•-~·a:an Ianni from lht>ar truck and lr111ler ~hll we
were getun~ reudy to board th,· t"'o pl•n ~. our nwn r r•f\ and th
small~r one thnt ~ "~nt to rarr) u~ uy th<· fug1UH•• from
Jont town
A Ill' rl) u:. '*'-' ~:ouhJ h•ll uhnul half the i.tt1ckcrs '*ere whlw
Gnd hlllf Wl'rl• bltH'I. fho Of U.' v.ho had ~Uf"\1\l'd Wl'r ' it\lll h:r•
riffed
We look our mo:.t ~«'rtou h v.nund.•rl to tht• c,oldwr.. · te nt 1tnd
then w n.•Ltn'd mh> Port l\1ulumu tht> '"ttlt•mt·nt next lo the:
turslnp llDd w\'nt into a .. m~ll c. h· ('1.tlll'd a Hum llou:.l'
THE L()('AI. C.l V \ t:St" I\~··~ Tiit.:\' -.ere n i klng their
sa(eLv by lettJn~ ui. ~l•> but tht>' "ue i:Atremt>I)' ktnd to Ub
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WHERE BETWEEN 300 ANO 400 PEOPLE MET DEATHS
Mass Suicide Follows Slaying of Five Americans
F~PageAJ
383 D EATHS.
Sundav. Miss Field·Ridley sa1 d
some ·had gunshot wounds but
mos t s howe d n o s ig ns of
violence.
Among them were Jones, his
wife and child. Guyanc:.t: police
officials C Augustus reported
later There \\as "no evidence of
gum.hot wounds It appear~ that
they drank some poison."
··I\ witness s aid that peoolc in
Osprey Waits
For Romance
No male osprey has showed up
yet with a fish in his mouth to
woo his sw~tie. a State Depart·
ment of Fish and Game official
re ported today of the contrnumg
saga of Newport. Harbor's nc:.t-
ing osprey.
.. If a male shows up a nd they
do mate. l think it'll be ob·
vious... the dC'partmcnt 's Paul
Kelly said today .. When they d(}
mate they do a lot of calhng and
aerial displays and acting con·
sp1cuous. ··
Tbe m a le .ilso brings the
female a fish, possibly to display
his prowess as a provider, Kell y
said.
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the area were having mass
s uicide." Miss Field-Ridley told
a news conference. "He said the
poison was being administered
to them, that they wereJinlng up
for it." The poison, whose type
was not known. reportedly was
brewed in a large val.
According to-Lane's account,
the mass deaths must have OC·
eurred an hour or more after the
Saturday afternoon ambush of
Ryan and his group, which had
gone to the camp to investigate
reports of -alleged larg(~scale
abuse of sect members.
Ryan's party was trying to
escort some disenchanted mem-
bers from the camp when al·
tacked at a nearby airstriJ.>
Adherents of the People's
Temple, whose founder. the
Rev. Jim Jones, established the
agricultural commune last year.
reportedly had long planned
mass suicide if they felt their
sect was threatened.
Ji was not known what kind of
poison, reportedly brewed in a
tub. was used.
She said the military was try·
ing to identify the bodies, some
of which were found in homes
and some in open areas or the
camp, called Jonestown. However. he said he doesn't
expect the osprey to male for
about a month.
Kelly confirmed in a chilly
vigil Thursday that the osprey
who injudiciously built her nest
in the mast of a yacht is still
hanging around, des pite the ract
that state officials had to move
her nest to a piling.
The-information minister also
denied reports that up to nine
persons had been arrested in
connection with ambush of
Ryan's party.
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Only one suspect --identified
as Larry Layton, an American
about 32 -has been taken into
cus tody, she said. Neither the
cha rgc agains t him. nor his
homctown·was known.
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·BOVAN •••
of the so-called Italia n faction
al legedly .involved in the
murder. Raymond Resco. .
Bero~ jurors are selected for
the Marone.Fiori trial, the de·
fendants' attorneys said today
they have additional pre trial
motions to make.
It is expected those motions
will be concluded sometime
Tuesday and the selection of
jurors will begin.
In other court related action
today. Judge Kneeland rerused
to grant a change of venue re·
quested by the attorney for Alex·
a nde r Kulik. the alleged
ringleader of the SO·called Hare
Krlshnas who masterminded the
elaborate drug smu11Ung opera·
Uoa.
Judge Kneeland a.aid he did
not feel the pret.rtal pubUcity
wu sufficient &o jeopardlae
KuJilt'a chances for a fair and
lmpnrtio.1 trial.
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We MOOd WAlthc dUrll\J the Stotmy nlght • takint lUrnJ
1landlq ~ In pa\r out.side the police but where our wounded •ere l)'tfta
The heavy tropical storm made movement dlrtlcult and un
comfortable -not only for WI but. tt1so those who hid chOsen us 11
tMilr quarry.
Tht> ra\n mny hllVl' saved our Uvt.l&
Evt•ry time we h ard a nolae. etpec1ally whenever we heard a
truck 6t&ot\I the Port Kaitum.a road, we thoughl we would b4i Ml·
tucked naolo.
Of course. noll(' or WI hud any w apons.
And lime mon'd alowly, ln.flnitely s lowly.
WHEN WE REACHED IONESTOWN, ON Fri.day night. the
utrno11phere wu11 liv •ly and cordiol. We round ourselves geUlng a
rHI Cook'& Tour. with everything arranged for us. There was
aruut rock mwuc from the Jonestown band..and entertainment dur·
1011 dinner
And wh.IJ we tr ed. mainly at rirsl. to gel away rrom the or·
ganii ed fWl, w~ were told how happy everyone was.
Out before we left for an evening's drive through root-deep
mud to Port Kuituma. a young ma.n sli pped Don Harris of NBC a
message ~ntlen on a child's slate. s aying, 'Please help me gel out
or Jontstown .
ll had four sign'atures.
Back in Port Kaituma . where the entire group of us spent Fn
day night in J tm·roofed disco -a small beer parlor with a phono·
graph and a few records -local Guyanese began telling us horror
litortes.
THEY TOLD US ABOUT ONE MAN who had escaped from
the colony last summer. only to be captured by guards from
Jonestown and then beaten.
When we returned the following morning to Jonestown, we
w~e not surprised to see .,im Jones' carefully stage.managed pro-
duction start to crack.
Edith Parker. one of the 1.200 followers trapped in Jonestown,
approached Congressman R~an and said she wanted to leave with
him
The list grew.
About an hour before it was time for us to leave Jonestown.
niAe people said they wanted to go. c· Then 12.
Finally. about 20 got up their courage to defy Jones.
THERE WERE TOO MANY OF US for one truckload. The re·
porters and cameramen were told we would go out in the first
batch, but Congressman Ryan would wait to leave in the second.
We were relieved lo be going.
Jones agreed that the 20 people who wanted to could leave with
us. He even said he thought they might be "better off" somewhere
'1lse If they no longer wanted to stay in Jonestown.
Suddenly. there was a commotion in the central building that
serves as the colony's meeting place -a large structure with a tin
roof and packed dirt floor.
A cheer rang through the crowd.
Then, a young white man made a direct lunge at Ryan with a
kn Ire.
The blade was at Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry. Jones' lawyers and long·time supporters. grabbed the
weapon.
THAT A'ITACKER WAS CUT BEFORE he couJd be disarmed.
And Ryan's s hirt was drenched with the attacker's blood.
R yan ran to the truck at that point and we lumbered ocr
through the mud to the airstrip.
Shaken by what he thought was his successrul narrow escape.
Ryan told us as we reached the airstrip, 'I wouldn't be alive if it
was noUor Mark Lane ...
Ryan livi<tonly a few minutes longer.
After the violence of the attack at the airstrip, we stiU had to
wait for rescue.
It was getting dark, and there was no chance for a rescue
plane until morning.
WE SPENT THE NIGHT LISTENING to the stories the 12
former residents or Jonestown.had to tell.
They corroborated every evil story about the place that we had
heard.
They told us how Jim Jones had led the entire colony into mak·
ing a maniacal suicide pact with him.
They talked aboqt stores of weapons in the so·called peaceful
jungle mission. •
And whenever there was a crisis, they recalled. Jones had as.
sembled the whole colony into a huge circular assembly and
mesmeriied them into agreement.
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WHV THERE had been an
ominous cheer from the People's Temple residents at Jonestown
before the young knife.wielder charged at Ryan.
Daybreak -which we never expected to see. finally came .
At 8:30 a.m ., the first batch of Guyanese troops arrived at Port Kai tu ma.
They had nown to a landing field at Mathews Ridge about 30
miles away, and we were transported by truck about halfway from
t.he ridge to where we were waiting.
Then, to ensure themselves against being ambushed in ex·
posed vehicles, they completed their march on Coot.
Still more troops a rrived.
THERE WERE ENOUGH AT LAST to secure the perimeter of
the Port Kaltuma airstrip. It was still fairly early in the morning.
While 80 soldiers marched to Jones town to make sure no more
marauders could s weep out from"the deadly settlement. rescue
nights arrived to take out the survivors .
Soon, we were in Georgetown and aboard an American C-141
Hercules hospital plane on our way home to safety.
Five in our group were critically or severely wounded.
Tim Reiterman. reporter from the Examiner. with two bullet
wounds in his left arm, and l with my shoulder wound, were
amoni the lucky ones.
WstaMesa
Man Safe,
Boat Sinks
A 56-year-old Costa man 1s
safe today after the boat he was
sailing from Los Angeles to
Dana> Point began laking on
water early Sunday and sank.
Orange County Harbor Patrol
officials said William Francis
Hall of 1374 Logan Ave. was
piloting a J7.foot sailing vessel
when the boat's motor stopped
several miles off the Orange
Coast shortly after midnight
Saturday.
Hall worked on the motor
orleny and then decided to get
some sleep. He awoke lo find
water building up in the main
cabin.
Harbor Patrol officials said
another boat picked Hall up
several miles orr Dana Point
alter he attempted to tow the
disabled sailing vessel with a
ra(t and was capsi{ed into the
ocean.
Hall arrived In Dano Point
Harbor about 8:30 Sunday mom·
Ing aboard the rescue boat alter
his salllng vaael sank.
Strike Authorized
LOS ANGELES CAPl -A
strike baa been authorized by
the 32,000.member Screen Adon
Guild if a new corit.'act with lbe
adMl'tillns lndustry ~•nnot be.re-
ached.
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Rain Due for Thanhgiving
Thanbgivine Day showj be a nlee tlme to alt around a
fire and roast chestnut.s. . ,_
THAT' BECAUSE there'll a good chance It will be
raining outdoors. •
ln fact. the National Weather Service in Los Angeles
says Orange County will prob.ably be getlln& periods of
rain from torught through Friday.
. THE CHANCE OF ruin is 40 percent tonight and 60
percent on Tuesday. a weather spokeswoman said. She
said high temperatures should be in the low 60s. with lows
from 48 to SS degrees.
The spokeswoman explained that a series of rront.s
moving in from the Northwest are responsible for what
will be "certainly a measurable amount of rain."
Ma~ F ollnd Guilty
In Laguna Slaying
An Orange County Superior
Court jury today found 27-year·
old Earl Scr a mlin guilty of
second degree murder in the
1977 Laguna Beach s laying of
Albert Daniel Willard.
The second degree ve rdict
carries with it a possible stale
prison term or from five to eight
.years .
Shorthly a fter the verdict wab
announced. Scramlin embraced
his sobbing girlfriend. Laura
Richards. and was the n taken in.
to custody.
Judge John Flynn raised tbe
now-convicted murderer 's ball
frorft S50.000 to S250.000 while he
is aw aiting sentencing Dec. 15.
Willard was bludgeoned to
death in his Laguna Beach home
the night or July 29, 1977 in what
prosecutor Tony Rackaukas said
was a frenzied homosexual wrath
by Scramlin.
The most damaging evidence
at the trial was a set of root·
prints identified as lhe defen-
dant's which were left in hqu1d
Drano spilled on the floor of
Willard's Laguna Beach home
ln his testimony al the tnal.
Retired Mail
Supervisor's
Riles Tuesday
Edward J . Dixon. a retired
postal supervisor and 17-year
resident of South Laguna, died
Frlday at age 69.
Mr. Dixon retired three years
ago as assistant supervisor at
the Balboa branch of the Post
omce. He began as a mail car-
rier in Red Bank. N.J . in the
mid-19305. moving to California
nearly 20 years ago.
He lived at 31778 Fifth Ave .
with his wife Marguerite until
illness forced him to enter South
Goast Medical Center .
Private family services will ~
held at lO a .m. Tuesday at St
Edwards Church in Dana Point.
Burial will follow at Ascension
Cemetery in El Toro.
Visitation is scheduled a t
O'Connor Mortuary in Laguna
Hills from 7 to 9 tonight.
The family requests donations
be made to the Heart Fund.
The 17·yea r South Laguna
resident recently became a
mem berofSt. Edwards Church m
Dana Pomt.
He is survived by h1:. w11c
Marguerite. of the family home.
son Brad Dixon. Diamond Bar.
daughter Wend y Aros of
Sacramento: four ste pchildren
including Cha rlotte Mayfield,
Germany: Marlene Pomeroy .
Tus tin. Caryll Moore. Fullerton
and John Egerer. Tustin.
He also is s urvived by 12
grandchildren.
Scramlin admitted that he
som etimes was a passive
participant m homosexual sex
acts with Willard.
He also admitted being at the
victim's home the night of the
slaying but denied having struck
the 69·year-old retired Coast
Guard officer.
Scramlin. a Laguna Beach
High School graduute. was ac·
compan1ed to and from his trial
by Miss Richard.
The allractive young woman
r o a m e d t h l' h a I I s o f t h e
courthousl• with the youthful-
appearing defendant as they
awaited the JUry verdict that
came alter one and a half days
of deliberation.
When it was read in the
hushed courtroom. the young
lady immed1atc·ly burst into
tears and began 5obbmg
She was then tJ llowed by the
court bailiff one las t embrace
with the man a Jury has now
said did. an fact. beat Willard to
death that summer night in im
NEW PAGEA'NT CHIEF
Glen Eytchison
Fro• P age A I
P AGEANT. •
Laguna Beach Pageant for more
than 40 years.
In a ccepting the pos t.
Eytchison i..11d ht• intends to
main! am the present form<il of
the pageant. but will choose a
"more diveri.e 5ele<'tion of 1art 1
worh for !ht• 1979 pagea nt. thu!>
g1vang 1t new life ··
Prison Locked
SUSANVILLE IAP I -T wo
race rio t s hav e l'a u s ed a
lockdown of the California Cor-
rectional f'ac1htv here
unmistakably traditional ...
our most complet<z.
9eleci1on afth<i worlds
finest unporUz.d
scoLtiSh twvids,
combin<Z.d with the
finest natural ehouldtt
tailorihg ·availabl<i.
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N.Y. Stoeks
VOL 71 , NO. 32•, 3 SECTIONS, .32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1978 TEN CENTS
·!·'Every Evil Thing Every"liody Thought' . . .
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·~··,........ EYEWITNESS ACCOUNT
Reporter Ron Jevera
Editor·• Note -Thf> Jollowutg t>yf!Wtt~" occoU1tt o/ thf kiltinga in
GUl/O'nG Uni wnttn by San "'ronctl<'O Chronicle reporter Ron Javers. who
cvcu ~Saturday 1n t~ uun/mi tllot lnllfd Rep leo J Ryon and
/our othnt on a remote 01r1tnp m Guyana Jal)(fr~. who W04 "' route to
Wo.tlungion 0 C , Wtth tht-othn wow~. dictated lht ftory to hu city
ti k
By RON JAVt:RS C...••'-'t""' '''""''~• 0w..i~1e
SAN JUAN..-Puerto Rico IAPI Jonei.tbwn ~every evil thtng
lh.ll evt>rybody thought und ~orlle
\f/(' krww thnl before thl' ')hooltng started
Tht-s laughter began al 4 20 pm Suturday !Guyana limel
~ hile we were standing be1>1de the twin-engine airplane that had
brought ~ to Port Ka1tuma, lleven m1lell outside Jonestown. on
Friday and lhal had returned lo pick u~ up.
I WAS WAITING BETWEEN BOB Brown and Don Harns, the
two NBC men who were killed We had become close friends dur-
ing the course of our ordeal.
T he firing erupt.t:d from guns close by I was hil first. I was
knocked lo the ground by a slug in the left s houlder, apparently
from a 38-caliber weapon
I crawled behind the right wheel of the plane
Bob Brown stayed on, his feel and kept filming what was hap·
peniog, even as the attackers advanced on him with their guns.
He was incredibly ltmacious.
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While I was trying to decide whether to stay where 1 was or
risk the 100-yard-dash across lhe close·cropped grass field to the
jungle. I saw Brown go down.
THEN I SAW ONE OF THE attackers stick a shotgun right lo·
lo Brown's face, Inches a way, lrthat.
Bob's brain was blown out of his head. It spattered the blue
NBC minicam.
I'll never forget that sight as long as I live .
I ran. and then I dived head-first into the brush.
I got up a nd scrambled as far into the swamp as I could . I was
about 150 yards from lhe a irstrip and up to my waist in water.
I pushed lhrough the rain forest, walking parallel to the
runway, trying lo figure out what had happened.
I couldn't see much. I had lost both pairs or glasses I had with
me.
BlJT THERE WAS SILENCE. APPARENTLY the party or at-
tackers which must ha ve Included four. five or six men with guns,
had fled .
I was far down the field by the lime I returned to the airstrip.
AJUL then. like the other survivors, l returned to the crippled
plane.
Leo Rya,n was on his back in a blue cord suit, lying in the mud
in front of the right wheel of the aircraft.
<See EVIL THING , Page AZ >
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AP Wlretlllofo
SETTLEMENT FOUNDER
Jim Jones In 1977
• • asses Ie 0 :01sonm
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1 P ageant
-~Gets N ew
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D irector
Newport Beach musician GJen
Eytchison. who composed and
arranged music for more than a l dozen pla"ys a l South Coast
Repertory over the past four
'
'. years, bas been appointed dlrec·
tor of the Laguna Beach
•• Pageant of lhe Masters.
Eytchison was the unanimous
c ho ice or the nine .m e m ber
Festival of Arts board for the
$24.000 a year post vacated last
f m onth b y ve ler11n P ageant
7 ' Director Don Williamson. I Board member Helen Keeley,
who heads the pageant produc-
tion committee, said Eytchison
is experienced in the fields of
art. theater and administration.
The 24-year-old composer was
'associated with the successful
South Coast Repertory Theater
I in Costa Mesa for four years, i where he composed a nd ar-
f ranged music for 15 plays in·
I eluding "The Time of Your
<See PAGEANT, Page A2)
Jury Co TWids
Suspect in
Laguna Sl,aying
An Orange County Superior
Court jury today round 27-year-
u ld Earl Scramlin guilty of
second degree murder in the
1977 Laguna Beach s laying of
Albert Daniel Willard.
The second d egree verdict
carries wilh il a possible state
prison term of from five to eight
years.
Shorthly after the verdict was
announced, Scramlin embraced
his sobbing girlfriend, Laura
Richards, and was then taken in-
to custody. ·
Judge John Flynn raised the
now-convicted murderer 's bail
from $50,000 to $250,000 while he
is awaiting sentencing Dec. 15.
Wi llard was bludgeoned to
death in his Laguna Beach home
the night of July 29, 1977 in what
prosecutor Tony Rackaukas said
was a frenzied homosexual wrath
by Scramlin.
The most damaging evidence
at the trial was a set of foot-
prints identified as the defen·
•---_..,.d""'a"""nt 's which were left in liquid
rano sp1 Cd on the floor of
Willard's Laguna Beach home .
CAR CONVEKIS
\ TO READY CfiH
"l converted my convertible
into cash on the first call."
That's the story the s uccessful
Newport Beach man told after
placing thJs ad in the DaHy
Pilot.:
'87 Must, Convert. V-11 euto, PIS Exec?ll. cond.
S2600 XXlMlXllX
Convert your car Into c11h by
calling tlt·M'7t. A trielMlly DaiJy
Pllot. ad·viler wUJ help writ~ U/ L::· .
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BODIES, INCLUDING THAT OF U.S. CONGRESSMAN LEO J . RYAN, AT AMBUSH SCENE
Photograph Wea Taken by Tim Reiterman, Reporter tor San Franclaco Examiner
Capo W eighs
Stude nt Drug
P olicy Change
A proposed revision or district
policy for lhe discipline of stu-
dents suspected of involvement
in drug activity will be con-
sidered tonight by Capistrano
Unified School District.
Tonight's board meeting is
scheduled for 7:30 p.m . al dis-
trict offices. 32972 Calle Perfecto
in Sao Juan Capistrano.
S upe rinte ndent Jerome
Thorns ley said the proposed
changes would bring the district
into line with new stale laws,
which protect students' right to
due process.
Thornsley has recommended
that the school board drop the
dis trict's present discipline
policy for the use, sale a nd
possession of drugs a nd revise
its policy on suspension and ex·
pulsion or students.
In the past. students suspected
of drug involve ment nave been
suspended pending the results or
a hearing.
The superintendent said lhat
the new laws require school dis·
tricts to prove a student 's gum
before suspending or expelling
him. School districts must also
s tep up e ffort s to find
alternative methods lo meet the
needs of s tudents ln t rouble
before suspending or expelling
<See DRUGS, Page AZ>
Vance R e peats
Shah Support
WASHINGTON (AP ) -
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance has repeated the United States'
support of the Shah of Iran while
warnlnc other countrlH to
refrain from mllit.ary lnterven·
tlon In that. count.r)'.
Vance taaued the statement.
Sunday ln l'elPoftH to commentl
from Soviet President Leonid
Brezhnev.
' .
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SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER PHOl'OORAPHEA TOOK TH18 PICTURE BEFORE HIS-DEATH
Photo by Greg Aoblnaon Showa Realdenta of Joneetown Watching Pley In Progreaa
Drug Dose Kills Newman's Son
LOS ANGELES CAPl -The
son or actor Paul Newman died
in a Los Angeles motel room of
an accidental overdose of a com-
b in a lion or alcohol and a
depressive-type drug, police
said today.
Police said the body of Allan
Scott Newman, 28, wai, found in
a room at the Ramada Inn in
West Los Angeles, where he hacf
been staying since Tuesday. said
Lt. Tim Wapelo.
Wapeto said there was no
evidence of foul play.
Wapet.o said young Newman
had been under the care of a
clinical psycho logist . Scott
Steinberg, an associate of the
psycholc>tJilt, took Newman to
the motel at. n:~ p.m. in West
Hollywood.
Wapeto said that after
Newman went. to sleep at. mid·
niaht Stelnber1 noticed Newman
waa havtn1 dlfnculty breathlnc.
He 1ummonec1 para~edlcs. who
' '
treated Newman and then took
him to Los An geles Ne w
Hos pital. where he was pro·
nounceddead at 1:07 a .m .
Young Newman was reported
to be a part-time entertainer
who worked mostly in night
. clubs under the name or Willlam
ScolL.
Newman's father, who Uves
with his wife. actress Joanne
Woodward, in Westport, Conn.,
was notified while on location in
Obio, police said. -
Young Newman's mother is
Jackie Witte, the actor's first
wife from whom h e ·was
divorced in 1956. The couple also
had two daughters.
ThP actor and Miss Woodward
hjave three daughters .
Finn AcceptJJ P~ Payment
WASHINGTON (AP> -The
WeaUn1houae Electric Corp.
pleaded ,Wlty to clllar1•1 item·
mini from 1lvin1 $323,000 ln
bribes to a former deputy pre-
mier of k>'Pt, ud WH ftnect '300.000 under a pte1 bar1atnlftl
11reement. quntloned by lhe
judge ln tbe cue.
U.S. Oistrict Judie 8&1rrtftClon
! I
O. Parker aald the "court had
141riou1 reservations" whether
an lnlUal ple1 bar1alninl a1ree·
ment that coneealed the ldentity
of the bttbe redlMent "promotes
tbe endl of justlc:e." Parker aaid tbat even witb full
disclolme, "10me m1y bave res-
ervations t.oday whether this
promotes the ends ol JUltice."
Solon,
4 Othe r s
Killed
GEORGETOWN . Guyana
<A P I Between 300 and 400
bodies me n. women and
children who reportedly lined up
for doses or poison brewed m a
tub -have been found at lhe
jungle camp of a California sect
whose members ambushed and •
killed five Americans, including
California Congressman Leo J .
Ryan. Guyana's information
minister said today.
Shirley Field-Ridley said the
whereabouts or the remaining
ATTORNEY MARK LANE
SURVIVES-Story, A3
TEMPLE'S RITUALS
OFTEN BRUTAL-AS
500 to 700 Amerjcans at the
camp was not known. but they
a pparently fled into the sur-
r o unding jun g l e . i n the
northwest corner of this South
American nation. <Re lat ed
photo. M l
American lawyer Ma rk Lane,
who was at the People's Temple
camp JUSt befor e the m ass
deaths occurred. told The As-
sociated Press here today that
suicide was discussed al a com-
munity meeting ~nd he was
later informed by two sect mem-
bers "We a rc all going lo die
now "
"They were smiling ... they
looked genuinely happy." Lane
said.
It was not clear whether lhe
mass deaths occurred at about
the same lime or some lime
after the Saturday ambush of
Ryan and his group. which had
gone to the camp to investigate
re ports of a lleged large-scale
abuse of sect mem bers.
Ryan's party was trying to
escort some disenchanted mem·
bers from the camp when at-
<See SUICIDES, Page A2>
Coas t
Weath e r
Chance of rain increas-
ing to 20 percent tonight,
SO perce nt Tu esday .
Cooler days with lows
tonight 48 to 55, hig hs
Tuesday in lhe low 60s
INSIDE TOD~~
Turkq f( /or more than
roasting. Tur n 1t Into
Tetrauini or Scallopini. See
Food, Page Cl.
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Bro"n WU lll thl' lull or thl' t8-pt11~0Uef-
Pllttll' P1trkttr, ont• of ttM pcopl• who ..... to W1) her
l'M'3Pt' from Jom.•11lo\\n, WUb I) IOM l lhe fool or lh• plane ' 1talr1.
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th• Cl'O<'. "':'~~al thl' h:n -Ahf"t:l , h~ hQdy crumbled •lm<*t ln h tr
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morl' people
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hntUlll'r oru: th.al ~.h w nt tu rnrn ""'"> tht-fu911their. from
JOnl' town
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lht>n ~l'. l'l'lU'\'d, \nto f>ort i\JH11m11. th<· 'lt>ltlt'f!lt'nt next to th"
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WHERE BETWEEN 300 AND 400 PEOPLE MET DEATHS
Ma.as Suicide Follows Slaying of Five American•
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300 SUICID~ .•.
tacked at ::i nearby ~arslrip.
Adherenti. of the Peoplc'i-
Tcm ple . whoi.c founder, lh<.·
Rev Jim Jonci., e~tabh!>hed the
agrirulturnl commune lu~t year.
reportedly h~HI long plannt·d
mass s uic1dt> if lht•)' frlt thc11
:,ect wo:, threatl'nc<I
Viejo Sclwol
S/,ates Drama
Production " . Reht>ar:,ab have started for
~1i.s1on VicJo lhgh School's pro
duclion or Howard Richardson'!>
and Wilham Bernt•y's "Durk or
the Moon ," lht• :.tory of a w1lch
boy who foils in love with a
human girl
, Under the dire<'l10n or l\nnc T
Vardaman, tht-1>roduct1on runs
at 8 p. m. De<' fi, 7, H and 9 on the
Miss ion VicJo campus. 25025
Chri:,anta Drivt·
Ass1stmg d1r('clnrs arc stage
ma nagers Tom Griffith and Dan
Kol'hlcr, art d1rcr lor Laura
Prytgod::i and terhmral director
.Jeff Hellwig.
The hundreds or bodies were
found by Guyanese troops who
raided the camp Sunday. Miss
Field Ridley said some had
gunshot wo unds but mos l
showed no signs or violence.
"A witness s aid that people in
the area were having m ass
suicide." she told a news con-
fc•n•nce "I-le said the poison was
being adm1rustcrc.-d to them , that
tht•y were lining up for 1l."
It was not known what kind of
poison. reportedly brewed in a
tub. was used.
She said the military wus try-
ing to identify the bodies. some
of which were found in homes
and some in open ureas or the
camp. called J onestown, and
that .Jones had not been found
a mong the dead.
The information minister also
denied reports that up lo nlne
persons had been arrested in
connection with ambush or
Ryan's party.
Only one s uspect -identified
as Larry Layton, an American
about 32 has been taken into
custody, she said. Neither the
ch::irge against him no r his
hometown was known.
Nest Relo«!ated
W• ltood walche dur1na the !ltormy mghl laking lums
allndbll parft ln pair outsldti the pollce hul where our wounded
Wlftl)ial• Thi lieav1 tropical storm made movemeqt difficult and un· oomfCU't.allM not only for ua but a1IO thole who bad cho:;~n u.s a11
their quarry
Ttw rain muy huvt• suvt•d our livt':s
EH'ry llm we ht•llrd a not e, espec1olly whenever we hcurd u
lrurk ._100~ th Port Kalluma roatd. Wl! thou1thl we would be al·
lJtCk\'CI Ull'"ll
Of cour o, none or u11 had any-weapons
And time moved a.lowly. infinitely slowlv
WU .N Wt; IF.ACHED JONESTOWN, ON Priduy night, the
.ltmoftr,here wus llvt"ly a nd <'ordfol We· found ourselves getting ~
rt•fll <:ook'11 Tour. w\th cver'ythlng arrungtid for us. There was
.inmt l(K'k mUt1lc from tht· Jonestown· bun~ and entertainment dur-
ln11 dtnnt•r
And while we tried. mainly at first . to get away from the or-
.i1m11;l'd fun. wt! wcrt> told how h&ppy everyone was. .
ttut before we left for a n evening's drive through foot-deep
mud to Port Ku1tuma. a young man slipped Don Harris or NBC a
mf'H U&e written on a child 'h slate. saying, ·Please help me get out
of J OllCblOWll '
It h;td rou• s1101aturci. •
Huck Ln Port K.iitumu. where the entire group of us spent f'n ·
duy niwht m a ltn·roofod disco a small beer parlor w1lh a phono "
~ruph tuid a rcw rceortJ:, -local Guyanese bet(an telling us horror
i:.lorat·~
THEY TOLD US ABOUT ONE MAN who had escaped rrom
the tolony lu:sl :summer. ooly to be captured by guards from
Joot·stown and thco ~atcn
When we returned the following morning lo J onestown. we
were not surprised to sec Jim Jone:,· carefully stuge·managed pro
dul'l1on sturt to crnek
Edith Parkl'r. one of the l,200 followers trapped in Jonestown.
approached Congressman Ryan and said she wanted lo leave with
him.
The list grew.
About un hour before il was time for us t.o leave Jonestown.
nine P<-'<>plc suid t hey wanted to 20.
Thcn~l2.
Finally, about 20 got up their cour;.ege lo derv Jonei..
T HERE WERE TOO MANY OF US for one truckload The re
parters and c;.uncc.amen we.re told wtt wouJd go out in the first
batch. but Congressman Ryan would wait to leave m the second
We were relieved lo be going.
Jones agreed that thl' 20 people who wanted lo could leave with
us lie even saad he thought they might be "better off " somewhere
else 1f they no longer wanted lo sl ay in Jonestown.
Suddenly, there was a commotion in the central building that
!>ervcs as the colony's meeting place a lar~e structure with a tan
roof and packed dirt floor.
I\ cheer rang through the crowd.
Then. a young while man made a direct lunli!e al Hyun with a
knife.
The blade was at Ryan's throat when Mark Lane and Charles
Garry. Jonei. · lawyers and lom!-l1mc supporters. J(rabbed lhc
weapon.
THAT ATIACKER WA S CUT BEFORE he could be disarmed
And Ryan's shirt was drenched with the attacker's blood.
Ryan ran lo the truck at that point and we lumbered off
through the mud lo the a irstrip.
Shaken by what he thought was his successful narrow escupe.
ltyan told us as we reached lhe airslnp, 'J wouldn't be alive If it
was notror Mark Lane ."
Ryan lived only a few minutes longer.
Arter the violence of the attack al the airstrip. we still had lo
wait for rcscuP.
It was getting dark. and there was no chance for a rescue
plane until morninJl.
WE SPENT THE NIGHT LISTENING to the stories lhe 12
former residents or Jonestown had to tell.
They corroborated everv evil story aboul the place that we had
heard.
They told us how Jim Jones had led the e ntire colony into mak-
lng a maniacaJ suJcide pact with him. ·
They talked about stores of weapons in lhe so-called peaceful
jungle mJssion
And whenever-there-was-a -eris1s. they recalled; Jone~ had as·
sembled the whole colony into a hu(l?e circular assembly-and
mesmerized them into <1~reemenl.
WE UNDERSTOOD THEN WHY T HERE had been an
ominous cheer rrom the People ':, Templl' residents at Jone:,town
before the young knife-wielder charged al Ryun. ,
Daybreak which we never expected to see. rlnolly came.
At 8:30 a.m .. the first batch of Guyanese troops arrived at Port
Kaituma.
They had flown lo a landing field at Mathews Ridge about 30
miles away. and we were transported by truck about halfway from
the ridge to where we were wailing.
Then, to ensure themselves against being ambushed in ex
posed vehicles. they completed their march on foot
Still more troops arrived
THF.RE WERE ENOUGH AT LAST to secure lhc perimeter of
the Port Kailuma airstrip. It was still fairly early in the morning
While 80 soldiers marched to Jonestown to make sure no more
m a rauders could sweep out from the deadly settlement, rescue
nights arrived to lake out the s urvivors.
Soon, we were in Georgetown and aboard an Amencan C-141
Hercules hospital plane on our way home to safety
Five in our group were critically or severely wounded.
Tim Reiterman, reporter from the Examiner. with two bullet
wounds in his left arm. and I with my shoulder wound. were
umong the lucky ones
With Sll'vt• Levine and Jen
nifer Kayscn in the lead roles.
lh c rasl i n c l ud l's J ulie
McDowell , Kim Daugherty
M ark Zo lun und La ur a
Pryz{:o<la.
Also in the cast .are J on
OePrcilas, Me lanie Moreau.
Glenn Soukesian, Murk Gilbert
and Ion Munt.
Tickets can be purchu!-wd 1n
advance <•l lhe school
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No male osprey has s howed up
yet with a fish in his mouth lo
woo his sweetie. a Stale Depart-
. ment of Fish and Game offi cial
reported today of the continuing
saga of Newport Harbor's nest·
ing osprey.
"If a male shows up a nd they
do m ale, J think it '11 be ob·
v1ous," the department's Paul
Kelly said today. "When they do
mate they do a lot o( calling and
aerial displays and acting con-
spicuous."
The male also brings the f~male a fi sh, possibly lo dlaplay
hta!rowcs' as a provtder, K"llY sol . •
However,· he said he doesn't
expect the oi1 prcy to m ate for
about a month.
Ke lly confirmed In u chilly
vlgll Thurlda,y that lh osprey
who .lnjudicloualy built her neat
In the most of a yacht Is stlll
hanging around, despite the fact
that atate otflclala had 'to move
her nest to a plllnl(.
In fact, said Kelly, "Everyone
enc\ hit brother haa aeeo •n OI· pre~ and called me up. There
are eertainly Iota of Olpreya tn the area.••
The osprey hat become the
c&nter of tnte nae Interest
•• becauKe no baby ospreys have
b een hatche d In Southern
California in some 50 years
So omciali; were d ism ayed
when she built her nest on a boat
whose owner , a Los Angeles
phys ician. got tired or payln~
$J .500 a month in dor k recs and
nol being able to use his boat.
The neat was moved last Mon
day and lhe female osprey 1s
stlll In the area, a lthough she
hasn't been s i,ihted slttln~ on't.hc
nei.t yet. Kelly said
No Nudes Are
Good Nudes
SALT LAKE CITY <AP l
The Salt Lake County Com-
m lUlon rot cold reet after Its
flrat nude palntlng in jj $4.000 art
progrem an1ved.
Tbe palntl"-· done ln the late
llOOt by James T, Harwood, one
of Utah'• moat famoua art.lits.
w11 ordered returned lO Bffb.lve
Collectors Gallery, from which
It bad been purchased for $600 .
NEW PAGEANT CHIEF
Glen Eytchison•
PAGEANT. •
Life." which recently opened the
new theater near South Coast
Plata.
Other productions 1nt ludect !ht•
present ation of "Equus" ul
South Coast Repertory and
SCR 's tour-mg productions
He was once co·director of thl·
Vorp a l Ga llery in La~unu
Beach. He 1s married and lives
in Promontory Point in Newport
Beach ·
Eytchison 's appointment <·n<1~
a monlh long search for a new
din·c·tor for the 44th annual
Pa~eant or tht Ma~teri. next
summer
Former director W1l l13mson
res1~ncd the post he held for \he
past 15 seasons la~l month 'He
had been assor1ated with thl'
La~una Reach Pa~cant ror mon·
than 40 years
I n accepting tht: pos t .
Eytchison s aid he intend:, to
maintain the present formal or
the pageant. but will chooi,e a
"mOn' divers(' l>elect1on Of (<111 I
works for the 1979 pageant thu:-
g1ving 1t new hfe."
Band Music
Show Sated
In Clemente·
A band and drill team spet
lacular. fealurrng hundreds of
participants from six Ca pistrano
Unified School District secon
dar y schools. is planned al 7 30
P m Tuesday at San Clement\•
High ${hoot.
Highlight of the musical event
is experted t.o be lhe multimedia
rio ale. said Austin Buffum. dis
tricl music coordinator. Special
lighting effects will illummatt>
musicians. as they play sele<'
lions from the fllmi,, "Clo:.e En
counters of the Third Kind" and
"2001 Sl)act· OdyS:>l'Y "
The hour long program to
bt'nef1t srhool music· group~ uncJ
drill teams will lake place in thl·
gym at San Clemente lll~h
SC'hool. 700 A vt• Pico Tickets
arc $2 a nd $3 for reserved seat:.
They are avuiliJ blt• at any of tht-
d1stnct ·~ 1un1or and senior lugh
schools
l\dd1t1onal information about
the band. drill team and fl agumt
t'vcnl 1s available by calling lht·
dis trict's music office, 496 121~.
ext 22i
Prison Locked
SUSl\NVILLE 11\P i • Tw<1
rac{• riots h ::ivl' cau~t!d a
lockdown or the C;.ihforn1a Cor
rect1on;d f'acililv here
Countian
Rescued
At Sea
A 5fl·ycur-old Costa man is
11ufe today uft.er the boat he wai;
iw1ling from Los An~ele~ to
Dana Point bcg<10 tatkln~ on
water early Sunday a nd sank.
Orange County Harbor Patro1
officials said Willlam Francis
Holl or 1374 Lognn Ave . was
pilolinit ~1 37-fool sailing vessel
when the boat '11 motor slopped
severul miles orf the Orange
CofJl!t shortly after m idnight
Saturday
Hall worked on the molor
br1eny and then decided to get
some sleep. He awoke to rind
water buHdlng up in the main
cabin.
Harbor Patrol officials 'said
anothe r boat picked Hall up
several miles ort Dana Point
a fter he attempted to low the
disabled s ailing vessel with ;.i
raft and was caps ized into the
ocean.
Hall arrived in Dana Point
Harbor about 8:30 Sunday mom ·
lllg aboard the rescue boat alter
his sailing vessel sank.
Arraignment
Tuesday in
~ayingCase
i\n lrvme attorney ::iccuscd in
the shooting homicide or his wife
1s SchcduJed to be arraigned on
m lirder cha rges Tuesd ay at
llorbor Municipal Cour\ .
Gary W<1yne Patton. 34. was
h ·Id al Newport Ci ty Jail in lieu
of S250,000 bail I\ speciahsl in
workmen's compensation mal-
lcri.. l'<1tton practice!> law m
Silnta l\na
lie wa:, arrested Saturday at
• h1~ home. at 14 Esplanade . after
police were {'ailed by a man who
lh1.·y ~•11d exclaimed, "l just
murdered my wife."
Patton's wife, Kath~rine Leigh
Patton. 23. was fatally wounded
by thrct• shol:s in the head from a
22-c;.ilibcr automatic pis tol
Police said \he woman was
lt:avin~ hl'r husha nd and had
been movmg clothes out or the
houi;e when she was shot to
death
Her sis te r, Barbara Swear -
inger of Newport Bea ch. who
was helping he r move . wit
nessed the s laying, police s aid.
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DRUGS •••
them . he said
Thornsley said the use or hard
drugs. like he roin and LSD, ap-
p ea r s to be down among
Capistrano Unified students. but
thut ma r1Juana use is probably
"higher than ever , ;1s it appears
to be throu~hout our society."
Trustees also will be asked
tonight t.o adopt a resolution of
1ti. intent to condemn two acre:s
adJoinin~ dist ricl offices for
future expansion and another
resolution dccl~1r1nl'{ schools over-
c·urwded 1n San .luan Capistrano
a nd in county unincorporated
area within the district.
Airline Struck
TOKYO IA P ) Som e CO·
pilots .._anct engineers joined a
~trike oy cabin crew members
of J apan Airlines for higher
year.end bonuses today, forcing
cancellution of 22 of the line's 33
1nternutional flights a nd 77
domcsti£' ni~hL'>.
unmistakably traditional ...
our moat complete
9eleci>1on of'Ultt 'W'Orlds
fintzst 1mporW.
scott1sh t'Mtll.ds,
combined with the
ruw .. ~t natural should<Lr
tailoring availablci.
44 fashion island, newport center 644 • 5070
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STOCKS I BUSINESS
Dart Buys Mallory
LOS ANGELES IAP) -P.R
Mallory Co .. manufacturer or
Duracell batteries. and Dart ln·
dustries, Jnc .. have agreed on a~
mlllion merger to be completed in
1979.
The companies made the an·
nouncement aft.er the Mallory board
supported o Dart tender o"er ror all
Mallory ahara at SSl each. SS more
than an orrer la.at week that Mallory
called Inadequate.
Mallor)'. based In lndtanapolls.
:also manurac ture1 c•meras,
tramlator radloa, calculators. dee·
tromechanlcal components and •1»
pUancc! timing devices
Mondey, N6Y9mber 20, 1918 5 DAILY PtLOT llS
'Insurance'
I .anguage SkilJs
~ ~~-~~~~--
Trans I at ed: Jobs
By SYLVIA PORTER
Teaching, law and veterinary medicine once were con-
sidered sure and safe careers. But all are overcrowded to·
day. telegraphing the disturbing message e>o one can be
sure a jvb that looks great in 1979 will even f)c in existence
10 years from now.
For students selecting college majors. parents trying
lo guide children or adults seeking second careers. there is
one Conn of "Insurance" for ju.'lt about any career:
LEARN A FOR EIGN LANGUAGE. Language skill
may double employment opportunities.
Between 1960 and 1970. the number or Americans
employed abroad jumped 40 percent; one American in six
owes his or her employment lo foreign trade.
More and more Am ericans are findi ng JObs in the Unit·
ed States as "local nationals" for foreign-owned com-
panies. which invest more than $30 billion d1reclJy in busi-
nesses here
Forty.three percent
of the ch1ef executive
officers who have as·
sumed their positions m
America ·s 100 largest
corporations since 1973
have had overseas ex
perience, and there arc
Money's
Worth
increasing numbers of ads for executives fluent in various
languages.
Some basic guides to this type of "Insurance : ..
< 1) TIIE MOST POPULAR language with American.-.
is Spanish. but German. Japanese, Parsi lthe language of
Iran 1 and French are useful too. because these are the
languages spoken in top business cities.
121 Learn to speak a language In give-and-take dis·
cuss ion wilb a teacher lo become fluent. Don't rely solely
on books and records. At Berlitz. which counts more than
half of the "l'"ortune 500" companies among its clients.
private les!iOns cost around $15 each while classes cost
from S7 to S9
131 For languages that must be learned in a hurry,
Berlitz offers a total 1mmcrs1on course to bombard stu·
dents "ith lhe "target·· language for nine hours a day, in-
cluding lunch. fiH• days a week . It can produce a high
degree of flucnc) 1n four to six weeks and cost vanes with
the language being taught. Such major languages as
French. Spanish and German are cheaper than unusual
languages like yrdu or Tagalog
BUT WHILE ENROLLMENTS ARE rising at
language schools. un1v er!.1ly enrollments an several basic
lan~ua~es are off 30 pt•rccnt m the past seven yea rs. and
rewer than 2 percent of 1978's high school graduates have
any competency m a fo reign language.
Cultural knowledge of other countries is lagging too
Fewer than 5 percent of teachers being trained are rte"·
quired to take ml£'rcultural courses ror ccrt1f1cat1on. The
percentage of international items featured on U.S. com·
merc1al TV networks 'is the lowest of 100 nations surveyed
by UNF.SCO. Fe~er American correspondents are abroad
than at any time smce World War ll
Bearing Down
B"all bearings on a sse m bly lines at the Ann
Arbor. Mich .. plant of Sycor, Inc .. help
employees roll the company's distributed
data processing systems down the line. The
bearings make it relatively easy to move the
computer products by hand at eye level.
Grads' Job Hopes
To Be Explored
Job potential of college graduates will be discusscd·Dec.
7 at a free career planning program, open to the public. at
Golden West College. Huntlntton Beach.
Wade Hawley or the career planning and placement of·
fice at Cal State Long Beach will speak at 8 p.m. in t.he
Humanities building. room 101.
lie will discuss starling salaries graduates can expect.
current employment trends and long.range prcdlctJons.
non-traditional careers for women and ways students can maxi mize opportunities for employment or promotion.
He also will weigh the merits of liberal arts degrees
ver!'!Uft technical degrees.
Deµtalloy Sales Gain
Oenta.lloy, lnc.. Stanton. has reported sates for the
first quarter ended Sept. 30 of $3,W.8&4. a 31 pcttent ln·
creaae from Hies ol '2.310.662 reported In the comparable
period last year.
The company report d a not IC>SS ror the quarter of
f l8r483. or s cents a share. as contrasted with a profit or
$53,850. or 14 cents a share, In the prior.year pertod.
Maoa1ement attributed tbe Iola to lncreased operatina
costa and interest cx~nse and to st.rt-up co ts encoun·
tcrcd with the company's Mtt·Tcch davlslon .
•
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.. DAILY PILOT Telerision
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Lucy ~ Ell* 1>11-
tti.y llr• lnhlled IO~
.r·~~
Pl•nny M arshall of .. L.tvcrnc and
·harley" helps Bobby Vanton pay tribute
to lhe Fifties on "Bobby Vinton's Rcx:k
und Rollers" tonight at 8 on CBS. Chan-
nel 2. fScc review below l 0u.t Or Ju!IW'I Whltaltw,
cancer and nutr111on
••pert
• PAOJE~ UNM:RR
"Birth Of Ttie S1.,1"
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N8CNEWS
UAASCLU8
Cl) JOKER'S WILD
&le MILUOH DOU.AR
MAH
SllYI II lmpt1110t141d 1n a
"1#141 Whaf1 he attempt• to
c:laer 1111 boM. OK.llr Gold man. ol ploltlng to emuo-
~gold oul ot 11111 eounlry
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Cl) KFMB (CBS) San Diego G KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles <II KCST (ABC) San Diego
I KTTV (Ind ) Los Angeles
KOOP· TV (Ind) Los Angeles
• KCl?T·TV (PBS) Los Angeles G KOCE·TV (PBS) HYnt1ngton Beach
ment •ot a weelrt!y ec:o.n-
rnc fD MACHEL I &£HAER
REPORT
ei) IHTAOOUCINO
BIOl.OGV
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7:30 8 DISCO MAGIC
Ou .. 11 The Splnnars,
\/ICkle Sue Roblneon
I OOHSUMEA BUYLINE
NEW\. YWtD GAME
TIC TAC DOUGH
ADAM-12
A prlvata lnvattlgllor
outamert• himMlf 9 21TOHIOHT
''The Poll11C9 Of eouc.
uon" David Crippen•.
exp!Oring IM ...,_ aftec:t.
mo put>Uc eouca11on.1n1er-
v1ews Wiison RHea, Stale
Supetlnlendenl.
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COMPAIN
"Otnner For The Bois"
atoo.ooo ~THAT
TUNI
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8oOOy Vln4on Md IC*iel
gueel etlfl F•OIM, Eve
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Md lllodlatd 01\aMklg
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rock • n' '°" 8 UTTLIHOUM ON TI4PAAIM
"~ Cl\Nltft " Aftdy Oer·
vwy leama hOw ~ ... oi.-
eon d04M ao llHlll In IChoOI wn.n he Mk• her 10 tutor
1111'11 ewcw • • °" "The Ol'la!V And Tiie TteHure" ( 11174)
Docvmwttarv A man'•
obNMIOn 'Wl\h 11n01ng
gold eau-Nlr<hlNPt lot
Ilia lamily 12 lw• )
1J MOVll .. *... "'•"* GooM'' 11~) C-t Or.,,., LMlle
Caron An lllal'ld ... ta.-man es lotted by tne wrtvll
01 a f'rencll glr1 and ._,
orphllM OurlnQ Wor10 Wiii
II (2 llra)
• CAAOl IUAHETT
ANO F'AIEH08
Guettt SllYI L.awr~.
Tlrn~ay.
• MOVIE * * * "Gypsy" 11"3)
Rou llnO AuSMll. ~talle
Wood A •taoe mother
promo1e1 hat two dalJOh·
rera. one ot whom
become• • renowned
ltrl1>1!!".12 1111.. 30 min.) S)mJ E\/EHINOAT
SYMPHONY
"Oua1raln" by Toru
Takamltau; Sergei
Rachmanlnoll's "Sym-
phonic Dances.·· 8;30. THE ODO COUPl.E
Oecat atart• dating an olO neme and deQIOes 111e1 11e
would llke to merry hat.
M68 <1J TOBE
ANNOUNCm
t:008CI) M•A•S•H
A young wounded soldler notas, a1ong wttt1 the ,..,
ot '"-company, Col.
Potter'• , .. 1Y attitude. G GREATEST HEROES
ct: THE 8l8LE
Part 2 of "Tiie Deluge."
"Joehua and the Banle ol
Jerioho" end "MOMe".
!Pana t • 3) Wiii be Orama-
TUBE TOPPERS
ABC D 6:00 -Monday Night Foot·
ball. The Miami Dolphins invade
Houston for a game with the Oilers. an
important contest for both teams.
KCOP Im 8 :00 -"Gypsy." Rosalind
Russell is the ultimate stage mother in
this 1963 movie version or the Broadway
musical wUh Natalie Wood and Karl
Malden.
NBC D 9:00 -Greatest Heroes of
the Bible . Moses and Joshua are
featured in tonight's segment.
llnd I Pert 2 of 4)
• MOVIE * • y, "They Only KIM Thalt
Mutera·· I 1972) J-
Gamer. Kalhlir'lne Rou
When e 0..0 wom1in le
pulled fforn Iha oc:eatl by
hat own Dobermal\, Iha
OOg Is ,,,. prime euepect In
lhe ITllKOlf (2 ,..,. ) ,
·~ "The Olnc:lng BNr" An
unemployed actor. wno
has loel alrnott evetytllong
bul hOC)e. 11rugg1e1 to
SUOCMd.jR) ID OAEAT
PEJIFOAMANCQ
Lynne Seymour and
AnltlOny Dowell 8fe fea-
tured In Sir Freo.tlel<
Ashton's Biiiet. bued on
Ivan T Uf gane'I' a 111111-<:en·
tutydfame OJ MOVIE * *.,., "Never Olve An
Inch" (11171) H«lly Fonda,
Paul ~ An Oregc>I\
IOgglng family oevtMa •
way lo~ 1 lllge order
on ldMIOule wMll llrlkera .. bol. their IQUipmeril
(2""-) t:ao 8 Cl) OHEOAV ATA
TIME
All e6derty neighbor of
Ann'•~ Is 8boul 10 be
evte1ecl IOdl• herMll and •
llOetage In Iha Romano'1
apanmenl
tO:OO 8 Cl) LOU OfWIT
The Rev. Jelle JICkeon
and a woman c:ounMlor in
a ghetto hlQh ldlool •ry to
maU Lou undemand how
~ hel become. fact
of life IL~
~
Leonard eem.teHI oon-
ductl the Vienna Phllllar·
monle in Gustav Mllhler's
Fourth Sympllony
1Q:30 ·~
"81<11t And Oellh Of A
St81" Or. JOhn A Wheel«.
Pr~ °' Phyalc:s 11 Pf~on. u-special
effects pllOIC>graplly IO
e.q>1111n Ille laletl 41tro-
nornk:al tindklgs
11:00188(1)9 NEWS OATINOGAME
LOVE EXPERTS
THE ODO OOUPt..E
f'elht Mlecla a grave &lie
and en1a.11e Oecar with
Iha money tor a down
paymenl.
., MONTY PV'THON'8
FL VINO CIACUS
"Allila Ille Hun Show"
~ "AUll& the Nun
ShOW''. • •lnl>•-club
w.111 a d1tterence. ~
mob Parliament. village
IOIOll need QUalttylng. (R) 8 DICK CAVETT au.t: W1116am F 8u«*ley
"' 11:30 • Cl) AOa<fOAO Fil.ES
"caleOonie. 11'1 Worth A
Fort~" A oorMct's wlte
hi<• Aodlfof'd 10 hcMe> lier
find I large ~ Of money
hlOOen on a rllndl. G TOMOHT
KOCE Readies Membership Festival
KOCE·TV has "A World or Difference on
Channel SO" in store tor a nine-day festival or local
a nd Public Broadcastiag Service television pro-
grams to be broadcast during the station's mem-
bership pledge drive from Dec. 2 through Dec. 10.
The array of television specials will range
from a wildlife special or Macquarie Island to tbe
wild lire . in r etrospect, f eatured on
·-soundslage's" faith anniversary celebration.
The special programming, coupled with the of.
fer of membership premiums, wiU blgbligbt ef-
forts of the Oranse County PBS station to invite
viewers to become supporting members according
to William A. Furniss, vice president and general
m anager.
DURING STATION BREAKS, volunteers will
take membership pledges, live, from TV viewers
calling 898-9811.
sound of Santana mixes well with Tower or Power
and saxophonist Gato Barbieri for a s mooth blend
or jazz-rock.
On Sunday, Dec. 3, the noted programs are
"John Hammond Tribute," parts one and two.
starting at 8:05 p.m . Thi.s is a two-hour tribute to
folk songwriter J ohn Hammond. Featured artists
include Bob Dylan and Peter Yarro.
At lO:lS p.m. is "Song by Song, by Gershwin."
a tribute to the lyrics of Ira ~rsbwin set to music
by George Gershwin, Harold Arlen, Vernon Duke.
Jerome Kern, Burt.on Land and Kurt Weill.
Dance will be emphasized on Monday. Dec. 4.
AT 9:t5 P .M., "GREAT Performances'
features "Dance by Balanchine II," a spedal
featuring the Impressive stars or the City Ballet
Repertory, including Peter Martins and Suzanne
Farre ll. Mikhail Baryshnikov is scheduled lo
make his debut with the company in this produc-
tion.
"Isadora -The Biggest Dancer in the
World," parts one and two. will air at 10:10 p.m .
Tbe flamboyant personality who set the dance and
social worljfs awhirl in the early twentieth century
is portrayed.
,• On Tuesday, Dec. 5, the evening is a potpourri
Through some spectacular camerawork. we are
introduced to the animal inhabitants of Macquarie
Island -located midway between Australia and
Antarctica -and h.ow they have survived the
rigors of the harsh climate and the invasion of
man.
The regula rly scheduled "Masterpiece
Theatre" segment or "Tbe Dutchess or Duke
Street " airs at 9 p.m .
A.l 10:30 p.m., a two-hour "Maria Callas
Special" airs. This is a tribute to the late opera
star on the anniversary or her birth. The program
will deal with both the public and private woman,
examining aJJ aspects of her controversial life.
Featured will be some e xtremely r are
performance footage. ·
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 6, features lhe best of
Laurel and Hardy. It starts at 8 '05 p.m. with
"Music Box." followed al 8 :40 p .m . with
"Blockheads," "Tit for Tat" at 9:45 p.m. and end·
ing with "Way Out West" at 10: ts p.m.
On Thursday, Dec. 7, regularly scheduled pro-
gramming will air. -·
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
0 11111 llOll Oabe Kaplan
0-11 OaYld Sayh. M.,.
cl• s1re111nen. Aobeft
l.Kldl
• TWIUGHT U>HE
"Spuir 01 The Moment" 8 MOVI& **'h "Two l.cMM' llDel)
Shlrley Mtc:Leino, Liu· •
l'9f1e>e H~ A oontrover-
tlll llldllr (letl ml•e<I up
With I f.itow INOfllf Wile>
oon1emp1a1.. 1Ulclde. 12
hrt.) D MOVIE
• • • "Oueck-Fortune
Ha1 A Couelf> In The
Qfonx" 1111101 o-Wiid-
er, M111got K IOOer An
lrilhmen lnheflll enough
money IO lrn.t .. 1 In a light·
aeelnO bus. (2 llra I
I THE OONO SHOW
GET SMART
911 thklill lhal MIX hu
~.o hat at Ille alter.
• CAPTION£O AltC
NEWS <IJ MOVIE **'h "The Great Bank
Robbery" ( t 9691 Zero
Mo1lel, Kim NOvek A
bank Is bee.aoed by com-
peting gangs ol WOUIO·be
robberl. 12 llrl I
t.«>RNING
12:'00 8 TWILIGHT ZONE
Cherin Wllltley comes up
With en Idea tor returning
10111ayou111
G) AlFAED HfTCHCOCK
PAE.8£NT'8
A police detective
anengea a unique ruM 10
capture 1 klllof ., HONEYMOONERS
Spurred by 1111 wife. Ralph
a11ernp1a 10 reoain Illa loll
youlh. and anOs up 1ry1ng
to allow ott al a rotter lkal· '!!ii rlnl(,
t~U AOLlER
8UPEAITAAI
• ALFRED HITCHCOCK
PAESENT8
A men, ~ 10 be exe-
cuted tor a crime tie didn't
cornnwt. deciOM lo' write
11111'°9 of Iha •tory
• MOVIE
• *'h ''The Mystenana"
I 111581 KenJI Sahera, Yurnl
Shirakawa. A rac:e ol
Olgell11c -llflc lntflllec11
alternpll IO c:onQU1f Eer1h
(1hr ,30mln)
t2:40 8 Cl) C88 LA TE MOVIE
**llt "McMlllM!AnOWIM.
Tha Ana An Of Sieving
Ali11•" ( 11173) Rock
11ue11on, Suun Saini
J-. Siiiy McMtllln It
II IOnac>oed end held In ••ChanQ41 for • ~ Aembt•not
t:OO G TOMOAAOW
CW..11· 8r'uoa Spitz. et•
etor of "The Sureaucracy
Game." 84lf'lell Ollrnan.
crMtor 011111 game "ci-
S1tuggle," and Ralph
An.~1c:h, crMlor Of a
game lnvoMJ'G big tM*-
. -traneectlona.
1:3018 NEWS WAHTB>: DEAD OR
AUVI
.. o.tOUf•• 2!001 NeW8 OETSMART
SMan -. a ,_ bl-
and • myallfi.d .. Objecta
~arounONm. 2:a01•• NEWS ,,~ MOW:
• !' ~ "South .SH
Women' I 19531 Burt
LMIUlter. ~Mayo,
Tewsd•t,.•
Da11cl~ /tlo.,fn
AFTERNOON
t2.1IO D •• \-ii "Meet Me Al
The Falt" 1111531 Dan
Diiiey. Diana Lynn. A run-I
eway orphan seek• the aid
of a medicine showfTlan
and • aoclal woricer. ( 1 hr.,
30min.)
G) • * • "The S11ter1" I 1938) EtrOI Flynn, Bette
Davis. Two women
s11a1Q111en out tlleit own
problems. u well as lhelf
&!Sler's I 1 hf : 50 min.)
3:00 0 * • ,,., ·•The Omega
Men" I 11171) Charlton
He11on, Anlhony Zerbe
T lie lone aurvtvor Of a
germ ww at1emot1 10 ore-·
pare a cure In order to
Uve humanity. (t II{~ 30
mrn l
3:30 8 * * '.+ "Frankie And
Johnny'. 1111645) Elllll Pt-.
tey, Donna Dougla. Two
~ plan IO marry, but
lho glfl dlNpprOYH of her
riance·s gambling. ( Hw,,
JO nun I
Helping Ghetto
Edward Asner <right > as "Lou Grant" ap-
pear s before a group of ghetto high school
students with the Rev. Jesse Jackson l pl ay-
ing himsel f) tonjg ht at 10 on CBS. Channel 2.
Among the programs highUghling the "World
of Difference" pledge drive ls a two-hour tribute to
the late Maria Callas, fou.r programs grouped as
.. The Best of Laurel and Hardy," a jazz-blues
s pecial featuring Ray Charles, the fifth, a n-
niversary celebration or "Soundstage," the Na·
Uonal Georgraphic exploration of the human body
and the Cousteau Odyssey seeking the "Blind
Prophets of Easter Island."
B.W. Stevenson and Bobby Bridger, two
sensitive and sincere songwriters long associated
with Austin's music scene, sing from the heart or
Texas to start the pledge drive on Saturday, Dec. 2
at 7 p.m.
' of delightful watching.
"EDGE OF COLD" IS A wildlife special host·
ed by Sir Edmund Hillary and airs al 8 p.m.
It picks up again on F riday, Dec. 8. when the
two outstanding specials are the National Geo-
~raphic's "The Incredible Machine" at 10:05 p.m.
a nd the Cousteau Odyssey's "The Search for liii~===========:tiii' Easter Island" at 11 :05 p.m.
On "The Incredible Machi.be.'' new camera
techniques penetrate living tissues and organs to
reveal the human body as it works -and the
beginnings or life itself.
AT 8 P.M., AND REPEATED again at 11 : 10
p.m ., will be "A Santana FestivaJ." The Latin
~single.
dream ls mo~
erful than
Utausand
., realities.
•• . ~
Vinton Revives
Fifties Tonight
By JAY SHARBUTI'
THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY then expl ores
Easter Island. a thriving civilization centuries
ago, which now serves as a parable for our time.
II~ IU'll rlCT\R ll:j} NOW PLAYING
CMJIA WllT M --LOS ANGELES fAP> -:-Leave us say right
now singer Bobby Vinton is an appealiQR enter-
taine r and a man of warmth and _good will, even
though he did once cut an awful lune called "Blue
Velvet."
Saturday. Dec. 9, is another music-filled even-
ing. and a major event ls a fifth anniversary
celebration of "Soundstage," the free-wheeling, in·
concert music series. The program highlights the
current sounds or jazz, rock. countrywestern and .. f'Ulla ACCaru,. TM~
blues. and talces a look at Its five-year history. It ~================~~~
OUllllt MAU
Ol&nge 637 o~o Wnlmoftslllr 191-4493 CO&t.a lilt:U ~!194
Alas, tonight he's got a CBS special, "Bobby
Vinton's Rock 'n Rollers." at 8 o'clock on Channel
2. th.al may do what I tried to do in the 1950s-
forever end the three-chord rock 'n ·roll tunes that so
befouled the 19508.
· His guests a re t>enny "Laverne and Shirley"
Ma rshall, who has been on every known special
this season; Erik Estrada or ''Chips"; Stockard
Channing of "Grease" and Fabian of ... way, way back.
ALSO PARTICIPATING are Eve Arden and
Gale Gordon, s kilJed troupers best known from the
old "Our Mlss Brooks .. series and wasted here in
skits limper than a seersucker suit in a Louisiana ·
summer.
The show's opening features roUer skating,
which I guess a ccounts for the "Roller " in the
show's title. Guys in sequined black pants roll
about with the girls. It is quite gaudy.
airs al 8:05 p.m. and is repeated at 11':05 p.m. -
The "Ray Cha rles at Montre ux" musical
special airs al 9:05 p.m. It was taped during the
recent Montreux Jazz Festival where Charles was
accompanied by some of the giants of jazz.
Charles performs both a jazz and blues session.
"Shoot-em-up" night is Sunday, Dec. 10.
"DAD'S ARMY," A hHarious British army
series. starts off the e vening at 8 p.m., a nd
Cowboy Classic film : "Rainbow Over Texas" airs
at 9 p.m. "The Reel West," which de -bunks the
TV-cowboy myths a nd features such notable
western figures as Clint Eastwood, airs at 10 p.m.
Then we go riding orr into the sunset with the
Cowboy Classic film : "Check Your Guns," aJring
at 10:35 p.m.
"Newscbeck." Orange <;ounty's local news
program. will air Tuesday and Thursday at 7:30
p.m. and will be repeated at 10 p.m. during the pledge evenings.
"VOl'ERS' PIPELINE," dealing with local
political issues and personalities, will air on Fri-day night at 7:30 p.m .
The muaic has a mambo beat. but then this is
not the Age of Logic. Estrada checks in to hang
around a 1953 Ford, sing about being a wanderer
and warn no girl Is gonna Ue blm down. He also
exposes bis sternum, causing young girls in t))e au·_--_------------~-r:--.-~-,-... -
dJence to scream. _ ~~"~f >~ .\.,
I DON'T KNOW WHY they carry on so, there •r uu.,._-...... ts nothing on the sternum, not even a bearl·shaped • ..,..
tattoo or the aimple legend, "Please leave three
quflrta." But they do scream. ~ ~ c::r :tr.·
There's also a a~f or beach·blanket movies. Michel•
with a preview of · The Beu l of Bikinl Beach.'' Morgen
The beut proves to be a giant oyster. Were I his
a ttorney I'd advise him to clam up 1t asked about this s kit.
Vinton does a fair tum in reprising "There,
I 've Said it Alain." Then comes Fabian, who has
eschewed the old greaay ror the new dry look. He
warbles about .. ta.kin' some chick to a picture w."
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