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Home My WebLink About1978-11-21 - Orange Coast Pilot17 ,.J ·Guyana hOO TUESDAY A FTERNOON. NOVEMBER 21, 1978 v~ 11 IOIO m I UMIO-• .. f'AO«J For Fleeing Cultists • BB Mayor Reports_ Threat .. • 5 Mesans Held in Drug Rap .. • Offeoast Air Race Canceled • Huntington Attaeker Bunted Transient Held * * * * * Victim linked To '77 Mtirder By STEVE MITCHELL Ol tt• o.lly 11'1 ... Si.It The bloody nude body of prom- inent Laguna Beach architect Brent Stapleton Tobey was found in his bed Monday. He had been stabbed to death. Five Mesans Held in Drug Sak Roundup Narcotics investigators have arrested four Costa Mesans SUS· peeled of selling heroin to un- dercover officers during the past three weeks and a fifth on suspi- cion of selling lesser drugs. Arrested at their homes Mon- day on warrants Issu ed by Harbor Municipal Court for sus- picion of selling heroin were Robert Allen Augsberger, 29, of 15S3 Orange St. ; June Carol Williams. 23, of 2299-A Fountain Way East, and Richard Marion Elliott, 27, and Melody Jean Overholser EJlioll, 21, of 328 21st St. Chris Patrich· Murdoch, 25, of 786 Shalimar Drive. Apt. 2, was arrested and booked for suspl· clon of selling PCP and am- phetamines. Costa Mesa vice and narcotics detail Sgt. Gary Webster said the Elliotts also are being held on suspicion of possessing mari- <See HEROIN, Page AZ) Police arrested a 20-year-old transient for questioning in the murder. They said the young man bad been be friended by Tobey, SS , after arriving in Laguna Beach last week. Police were holding Robert Ralph Booth in lieu of $250,000 bail. Tobey's violent death came on the same day Laguna Beach cabin etm aker James Earl Scramlin was found guilty or murder in the bludgeon killing of retired Coast Guard o fficer ~rt Daniel Willard -a close friend of Tobey. Police said it was Tobey who discovered Willard's body at the retired o(ficer's home in August of 1977, several days after his friend had been bludgeoned to death with a mahogany fertility statue. A Superior Court jury found Scramlin guilty of second degree murd e r Monday in that homicide trial. Tobey's body was discovered by Roger Hylbak, 47, who lives in back of Tobey and shared the :iame kitchen with the designer. There were numerous wounds in the upper part of Tobey's body. Hylba.k told police be arrived at Tobey's home at 1320 Carmelita St. at about 6 p.m .. but did not discover the body for another 45 minutes. He said be went into Tobey's bedroom to make a telephone call when he' saw his friend's body underneath the bedding. "ll 's just not safe to live in Laguna Beach anymore." a <See SI.A VINQ, Page AZ> , Maim. Threatened Huntington Cops Guard Official o.lly Pllol $!.tit !'MIO THREATENED BY WOMAN Ex-mayor Shenkman By ROBERT BARKER OI t .. Delly ,.. ... S4Mf Hunting ton Beach City Councilman Ron Shenkman and his family were given police protection Monday night after Shenkman report- ed that he was threatened with m aiming earlier in the day. Two o ffi cers escorted Shenkman to his car near the end of Monday night's stormy ci- ty council meeting that was picketed by about 7S off-duty police officers. Two officers hovered near the council podium throughout the meeting as an added precaution. Shenkman said he received .. a very brief" telephone call from a woman at about I :4S p.m Monday who threate ned him with maiming if he carried out his intentions to resign as mayor and s upport Ron Pattinson to replace him. Shenkman did step down as mayor at the beginning of Mon- day night's session. Pattinson was selected to s ucceed him as a mayor on votes of Shenkman, Pattinson, Don MacAllister and John Thomas. Shenkman has said he will re· sign from the city council Dec. 18. Shenkman indicated that he didn't put loo much s tock in the threat but notifie d polict' because of the b~ghly charged Fkeing Cultists Hunted U-8. Troops Sent to Ferry Out Corpses GEORGETOWN. Guyana <APl -U.S. troops flew in to- day to begin a macabre shuttle ferrying out corpses of more than 400 Americu cultists who drank a lethal brew of Kool-Aid and cyanide in fanatic loyalty to a suicidal messiah. But the state of the bodies may force the soldiers to bury them on the spot in the j~e commune where they died. Guyanese soldiers and police. meanwhile, searched the sur· rounding wilderness for hun- dreds of other members of the sed, the People's Temple, who fl e d from the Jones town agricultural settlement after the mass suicide. A reporter who visited the camp, 150 miles northwest or this South American capital, SURVIVOA·RELA TES RITUAL Of ~TH--A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES DYING OF CANCER?--A7 C-130 transports arrived he re this morning carrying 11bout 200 Army and Air Force personnel and food and equipment. Air Force officials said a C-141 Starlifter was expected later, <See SEARCH, Page A2 ) Police Seek Sex Assailant In Huntington • emotional adtmosphere. Police Chief Earle Robitaille said today that police wi ll pro- vide " a great deal" of security to Shenkman and his family a:. long as he wishes. "l take all threats as factual unt i l proven o ther wi se," Robitaille said. Meanwhile . attorney Stt!vc Solomo n demanded the im- mediate resignation of Mayor Pro-Te mpore Richard Siebert Monday night. Solomon. an attorney for the Huntington Beach Police Of· f1 cers Association, said that Siebert should take a psychiatril' examination and the ·results made public Solomon claimed that Siebert "false ly and maliciously" at- tacked police Lt. Jim Walker and that Siebert altered or re- moved public records . Siebert reported an a lleged tlir~at on ltts lire by Wa1k'er last week. Siebert said he based the report on statements made to him by employ ees at a <See THREAT, Page AZ> Chance of rain 40 percent on Wednesday. A little cooler with lows tonight in low to middle SOs. Highs Wednesday, 58to6S. CoaSt Air Race Canceled said it "looked like a garbage dump where somebody dumped a lot of rag dolls." The bodies or the sect founder. the Rev. Jim Jones, and hls wife were among 409 corpses that a police spokesman said Guyanese troops bad counted in and around the meeting ball in Jonestown. Jones and several otbera bad been s hot, pre· sum ably by their own hand. The others bad drunk Kool-Aid Into which tbe canfp doctor mixed cyanide. A poUce manhunt continued today for a stocky man police believe sexually assaulted Hunt- ington Beach women In two separate predawn Incidents Sun· day and Thursday. INSIDE TODAY f'oM will pay S2S o seat for o chance to bad for 423 ptrsonal Item$ that belonged to Judy Garland. The good~ will be auctioned of ( on Sun- day. Story, photo Page AS. Air races that h ad been scheduled Friday, Saturday and Sunday orr the coast or Hunt· ington Beach have been can- celed because of an unsafe runway on the beach. ' Officials said the decision to · call off the pylon-to-pylon races over the ocean near Huntington Stale Beach was reached after teats were made Friday. Tom Mlller, a local official with the stale D.!partment of Park& and Recreation, said the und for a makeablft. runway .. . near Brookhurst Street was Un· stable, even alter being watered .down and rolled. A s mall racing plane waa as· sem bled at the site. Friday but became bogged down In tbe IOft sand, be said. Pat Hines, president of the U.S. Air Racing Aaaociatlon, said there was "no way" bis or· ganizatioo would sanction the races under the conditions. "There's no question jt would be unsafe," be wd ¥onday. H• added tbat planes may I ' become bogged down in the sand and tip over during landings. ..A safe runway was the keystone to our approval," he said. "We wanted no part of it and wouldn't have allowed our pilots to participate." • HJnes said hls organization la the only body that can sancUon a1r racing events. The decision to cancel the races was made Friday by or- ganizer David Woll. Wolf, who operaUld out ol a <8'e MCE, Paae A2 > .......... -·----eA•·.,;.,_,·... ·. • • Jones ordered the mass suicide Saturday after sect members ambulbed and killed a U .S . con1resaman and four other penona who we~ part of an lnvestigatJve team that vl&it· eel Jonestown. T1'ree U.S. Alt t'fatlonal Guard Police Sgt. Luis Ochoa said both women were grabbed from behind and disrobed at about 2:20 a.m. as they were leaving their garages. The attacker ap- parently followed both women home from locations In Newport Beach. In the Sunday attack, a 3S· year-old 900lheasl Huntington Beach woman s utterea blackened eyes, numerous bruises and cuts on her lace (See A1TACK.8. Paie Al) l•dex . . I Al DAIL y PILOT s T~. ~ 2'1, 1971 Whg Did Tiiey Die? 'Madness of Mang' 8 t Th4' Allsocla&.ect PH. llundf't'd., of rnt•nlb4.•r!> of • N>ll11ou!'I eult formt'd an orderly hne. then tcxll.. th 1r hvc:a. with a drauat\t of Pol5oo Shockln • ~eii And biurn.· BuI no(. suy lht> Hperts, urpnsin1 C'bullcn~t.'d from \\ lthout. 'lhakcn b> d fttllon wtU\ln, th~ Ht•v J im Jo1w:. .. }'t'Opl.-' Tempi wtllM w1tb unt'~rU.inty, th n '1mploc:k>d,'. ''"pert~ bt•hev1• Ne rl)' 400 cu1tl!'IU took th ·Ir Uv 11 In th<' 1soluled 1un1th• of Guyana. a Uny Muth Amtucan rcpubht. SO ~tt: Kt<PORTIH>l.Y "'t:ltt: SHOT, but G uyanese uuthortllt' .. ,.11d mc\.'t J l•Part•nth dtud of pot~n An e&llm&Lt.-.1 700 otht·r~ \\t•r1' b.•h1•\•t>1I to huvt Of'd into th(' Junttl\' 1'hf' •ul{'ld•·~ tnl'ludlllJ: Jlllll'1>, ht1> \\ l fl' und :.on died JU$t hour~ afte1 th HCt an\husht-<1 •md k1lh,-d ll\c mcrlcan5. lncludin1t U S Re p Loo R)'un or <'11111111 ""' Mind twto._:~ini: thoui:h llw m '"' :-ul<'td\• .. pp.·ur~. '<'holuni on i.uu·1dt• .imt n1lt:-. '.'>Ud\ J !> lht Pt'OPlt' ... 1't•mult· Mt)' lht.•v i. .. ~ It corn * * * . - Settl lltelll: 'Paradise Or Horror? Gt:ORGl':TO\\ ... lju\..tna '/\ P 1 \\ ._..., 1 IH· rt•oplt :. T e m p I t• • ' :. 1• t t I t' m t.' n t u l Jont'SlO"''ll .l Gurdt•n or Eden . or a "::.lun• 'hap ... 1\t•t•ountl'I l'\lll cernan..: lht• JUn~lt.• t'X pcnmt.•nt vary !)hllrpl) "It was a p:.iradJSl'." :.uad Charlt•s Gurn. t>9. a San 1-'ran cisco attornt') "ho rt'prc:.en;.e~ Jim JOllt'!), foundt•r of the group "It was tht.' mo:.t noble experi· me nl I hun· Sl't'n I once 'aid, I have now ::.cer the Garden of Eden··· ma It was only a question. they say. of who and when "Nobody has believed we &illy people who said it is possible to rontrol J)t'Oplc w th11 degrett But at has huppened," said Bo:ston 11tYrhhatrM John Clark. wbo tios studied lhetn~ cult.a five )'tl1u & "TIOS I NOT SURPRISING," said Rabbi Jamea Rudin, an offac1al of the Americun J ewiish Ct)mmlU.(.,<e who hus written ex- t~nttlvely on t'uJts ·· 1t 's not s urprising when you consider the tOt1'11t u·t:in • tmosphere an which mo~\ cults oper11te. ·· "Our war, our tilde it's a madness or many," said Or. Edwin Shncldmlll\ or the Univers ity of Culirorniu. the nation's only pro- ft'bbOr of thunutolo~y a dl8CIJ:)hnc named for Thanatos, the Gr<:ck &od of dNatl\. Th('!W men say that strong, even tbtAllta rlan, leoders like JllllCN lt>avc no room for tht>ir adherents to dissent. Often. says Clurk. It 1s th1b uniformity of thought and belief that attracts follow~ni ~~~~~~~~~ ·* * * FrOlllPa~AI SEARCH ••• carrym g a .dozen helicopters that would ferry the bodies out of J onestown But Douglas Davidson. un of· fi claJ "'ith the US. Embassy, said the bodies were in an ad· vanced state of decomposition and authorities we re considering burying them at Jonestown. "The bodies a re starting to swell and some seem ready to burst." said e mbassy official Peter Londoner High afternoon temperatures here the past three days have been in the 85·00-degree range, and the tropical s un has shone steadily two days The American contingent in· eluded ·29 identification experts. To s p eed the process, the Guyanese government waived a law requiring autops ies an homicide cases. .. PEOPLE WHO GO INTO CULTS are in a stale of mind that does not allow inside ln!ormaUoo to ent~r. They feel safe, cozy. They can talk their own language to each other. It's reinforced by -their e>ppofit1on to all ~utaide reality an -"ul and they' men. tallty." . Clark believes Congressman Ryao cracked thlls wall or uni· lorm ity when he visited the People'R Temple commune Saturday to investigate a lle1:ed abuse of sect m ember11 : several members chose to leave with him. These t1vcnts, Clark sayt;, "lore apart the cult ·s sense or t'ertainty. •:1 th.ink the thing imploded." he said. "You have tQ un· derstand that there is no room for ambiguity in groups like this When ambiguity occurred, when something went wrong, they a ll pani<.'ked and the cult destroyed itselr ·· THE AMBUSH ANO KILLINGS followed. Within hours . ac· cord ing to witnesses. cult members lined up ror a draught of poison reportedly brewed in a large vat. Mark Lane. a lawyer representing the cult. was at thecamp just before the deaths. He said the members disrussed suicide before he fled. fearing for his own hfe. He said two cull members '"' told him: ·'We ate all going to die now · · ·'They wE!re smiling . . the~looked genuinely happy." Lane said. A California psychologist , who accompanied Ryan lo Guyana to try to get his daughter out of Jonestown. said members of the group rehearsed mass su1c1de and signed undated suicide notes before they left California for Guyana One can only speculate about Jones· motives There were re· ports he was seriously ill He was apparently fascinated by suicide and once led a demonstration calling ror a "suicide barrier·· on San Francisco's Gold~n Gate Bridge. But a more compellmg ques· lion is why his followers were wi lling to join ham in death. "THERE IS S<'METHING CALLED 'altruistic suicide.' " said Shneidman. "when ties to the society are so strong that the dictates or the group govern the individuar s life. It would take enorrl'!o~go strength to step out or that line in the j ungle and say, ·,,n-efer not to.· rr he does. they might shoot him." Shneidman 'laid he was remanded of Masada where nearly a thousand Jews under siege by the Rom ans during the first century A.O. committed suicide rather than be slaughtered or enslaved. Rudin calls adherents lake those who followed Jones into death ··true believers." · ·'The true believer is a tragic phenomenon 1n world history_ They are often intolerant They are prone to follow authontarian leadership. And they·11 do a nytlung to further the cause." f'ro•-Page A I But Mark L,ane. another at· torney who a long with Garry narrowly esraped death at the hands or .Jont'l>. rollowcrs ... aad some or the laving cond1t1ons were lamentable · ·1 saw a large building an whic h there \\Crl' double bunk!> sep<initt•d pcrhap!> by a1::.les or two frt't a giant place," Lane said .. rtcr he and Garry returned from the scene of mass murder and suiride .. It wa!> just Cilled with people living In those bunks. elderly people. It looked like a s lave ship." Any Port in a Storm Also found al the camp was some $500.000 an rash and some Jewelry Unconfirmed reports also said SS00.000 an gold and hundreds of Social Security checks had also been found. SLAYING.:. The settlement was begun by t t people four years ago in the denl'IC Jung le of northwest Guyana . Tht• Guyane~l' govern· ment had ,1ust begun ci program cncouragang fort•ign settlement of rC'motc areas About 4.000 acres were leased to the group. and t .000 of those acrt'!> had lx~n rlcared of jungle growth a Ad cultivated with bananas, orange and grapefruit trees. okra . potatoes. corn and cassava. a l()('al fruit Classes had been ct up for ch1ldr('n between 3 and 18: a chicken anrl pa~ rarm was established. l"lectric1ty was pro- v 1 d c d b y severa l diesel generntors. the !:>cttlcment ran its own sawmill Front Page A I ATTACKS. • aftc•r she tried to struggle for freedom. She told police she may have blacked out when the sandy- hair cd. s1x-foot-t all attacker tried to s trang l e her. The woman refused hospitali zation. Police said the woman was re· t urning home from a private party in Newport Beach. Ochoa said the attacker m ay have s potted the woman as she was driving along Pacific Coast Highway Last Thursday. a 24-year-old woman arrived at her downtown area apartment garage and was grabbed a nd d is robed in a nearby alley The attarker. who matched the same description as given by the woman assaulted Sunday. forced the 24-year-old victim to submit to a sex act. police said. Ochoa sa1d the Thursday-vie· tim was returning home from a Newport Beach restaurant when she was attacked. , Both women told police their attacker may have been driving a large sedan. In both attacks, the man used his hands to assault his victims. He apparently carried no gun or knife, police said. ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT '""'°'~Cont C>.tllf ""tM Mrt't-'"<""*''""'" l>tl"lf-Ot,...U•~ P'"'" •\OV~•-.l'lf'd~t'-'Of,tnQfl CAM-• Pv0'1\ .. il\Q (6"'1>,.f'IY ~., .. ttfld•1""""'-•' ='z::,'1~~~ft'=.~~L:;. ~- ••1" Yl llt¥ lrv•"'r ~dd•f'CW<' V•Ht; 1'°'41 ~"" .. 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The tragedy occurred about 6 p.m Monday oo the Interstate bridge over l he COwlitz River. 17 miles south of Che halis. an. vestigating officers sa id. The four had left their cars a fter a Jialeup involving nrnc vehicles. t roopers said. /\s more traffic approached, they jumped over the guardrail and plunged 50 feet to frozen ground and rocks below, investigating of· ficers said. ··Apparently they fell they were goin g to be s truc k by an automobile. Apparently a couple of the oncoming cars were s werv· ing around as they tried to st.op. It's pretty icy in this area right no w ." said a State P atrol spokesman in Chehalis. ... 1 ney 1ooxeo up ana tnougnt they were going to be hit and over they went. Whethe r they didn 'l know how fa r down it was. I don't know." The victims were Identified as f'ro• Page A J RACE ... room in the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. had re· ceived permission from the state Coastal Commission last Tues· d ay. ~ He a lso had permission from the city, state Department of Parks and Recreation and the Federal Aviation /\gcncy. Wolf said today he plans to reschedule the event next fall In Huntington Beach "because or the tremendous community sup· port." "We didn't find out that the sa nd wouldn't compact unUJ it was too late to Oy in a portable runway from Texas," he said. Wolf said he sold a number of $10 racing tickets . He reported all the money was returned in last Saturday's mail. Recreation and Parks official Miller said he made a careful audit of Wolr's records and was assured that all advance sales , were refunded. Miller also said audits-showed that all Wolf's bilJs in connection with promotion of the event bad been paid. Wolf said he had expected a crowd of about 100,000. He said about SO airplanes were lined up to compete for a total pu~ of $1 'lS I()()()• -:-l'r .. Pflfle AJ HEROIN ••• ju1n1. h eroi n a nd dru1 paraphernalia. All or the sus pect s were acbeduled for arralanment la Harbor Munlclpal Court todey. Bell wu set •t Sl0,000 each lor tbe heroio·aalea auspeeta and $.S,000 fOl' lllurdocb. J ose Cruze E s trada. 47 , of nearby Castle Rock; Robert H. Fashbaugh. 58. and his wife Charlotte. 56. both of Salinas, Calif : a nd C hris tine M . McKenzie. 26. of Breckenridge, Mit'h. Troopers said Ms. McKenzie was six months pregnant. and the fetus could not be saved . That portion or the heavily trave led freeway where the ac· cadent occurred as in a farmland area. Although a heavy portion of weekend snow-blanketed the area over the weekend. it wru. not snowing or raining at the lime of the accident. FrontPageAJ THREAT ... pharmacy in whk h Siebert is a part owner . Walker denied making the threat and Siebert said later that he was "absolutely convinced" that Walker intended him no harm. The controve rsy became furthe r clouded with the mysterious appearance of a second memorandum supposed· ly in itialed by Siebert ttuit modified his first memo regard· ing the severity of the alleged threat. Siebert previously declared that he stands by his original memo lo officials that his employees told him words to the effect "that when Wa lker saw him again. he might be armed a nd wo uld b e a ll o ver blm •• <Siebertl. Siebert said he didn't know how the second m emo came about. Siebert also was nominated ror mayor Monday night but lost to P a ttinson when he could muster only the support of Ruth Bailey, Bob.Mandie and himself. The meeting was picketed by police officers who are demand- ing pay Increases In bogged down contract negotiations with the city. A crowd of about 250 attended Monday night's session . Stabhillgs 1.Jnk Seen LOS ANGELES <APl Police say there are "strong in- dications" that two knifing at· tacks in the Skid Row area may hive been the work or the so- called Skid Row Stabber. The Stabber -a mysterious klller (or killers) who bas slain 1l1De tnnsients irrtbe-paShnonth -probably •ttacked t.wo more derelicts early Monday, said a police spokesman. But both oC lbe lat.est 1t.abblog vlctlma sur· vlved. PatMnby said they called en ambulance when they saw Joae C. RI~ and Richard Seja, both 24, 1t111erlng alons a downtown Sldd Row ltreet Mon- day momin&, bleeding from stab woundl. Fifteen survivors were report- ed found. three in the camp and 12 who came out of the jungle. Estimates or the missing ranged from more than 375 to more than 775. An exact estim ate was not possible because reports of the settle ment ·s total population ranged from 800 to 1.200. Most 'were from California. the head· quarters of the sect. The mass self-destruction at Jonestown came a short lime after a rmed cultists attacked Rep. Leo J . Ryan. D·Calif .. and Ameriran journalists who visit- ed Jonestown to check reports that settlement residents were being brutally treated and that would-be defectors were pre· vented from leavmg the camp. founded by Jones four years ago Ryan and his party were al· tacked as they were boarding two planes at the Port Kaituma a irs trip. eight miles from Jonestown. with 16 defectors from the settleme nt. Ryan. three U.S . n e ws me n and a woman fleeing rrom the settle· m ent were killed. and 10 others were wounded. One or the survivors found in Jonestown, a 36·year-old teacher named Odell Rhodes, said that after Ryan left the settlement Jones announced by loudspeaker that he had ordered the con- g ressman and the journalists with him killed. Rhodes said the s uicide was o rdered after the killers re- turned to Jonestown with word tha t some of Ryan 's party escaped to re port what hap. pened and what they had found in the settlement. The survivor sa id the settlers had been re· hears ing suicide for. months so that they could kill themselves if their way of life was seriously threatened. After· Chase A 23·year-old Westminster man is in custody today after he a ll eged l y ramm ed o n e California Highway Patrol car durfog a 62-mile . high s peed chase that began on lntt>r~latc 5 in south Orange County Monday a fternoon. Officer Tom Sapp said Charles Leavenworth was booked into San Diego County Jail after his 1967 green Plymouth ble w a right front tire a nd r a n into bridge railings on Interstate 80S near Carroll Canyon in San Diego County . Leavenworth was charged with reckle'Ss driving. assault with a deadly weapon lh1s earl and evading arrest Sapp said the chase began at J : 15 p.m . on southbound In- ters tate 5 near L.ake Forest Drive when a CHP unit attempt- ed lo st.op Leavenworth for reek· less drivi ng Massive LSD Haul Seized SAN DIEGO <APl -About 33.000 doses of LSD with an estimated street value of S75.000 have been seized and two persons arrested in the larges t haul of the hallucinogen an recent years. authorities said. · San Diego County Narcotics Tas k Force officers revealed Monday that Simon 0 . Hubble, 35. and S herrie Lee Whitleyn. 19. were arrested at thei r east San Die.go res idence fo llowing a month-long investigation. They were Creed on St ,500 bail each after being booked for Ill· vestigation of possession a nd possession for sale of LSD. of· ficers said . • Goodness what taste! TexasSp~d lle send gifts ... Comeln•nd Hlect food gift pH8 for Cttrietm••· T•k• With you or we'll ahlp. W.'ft h•ndM •"the detail• and even endoH • pet90nal grHtlng. 1 lb 8EEF STICK<!> Summer Sau..,.e. 12 oi . Mild M1d911 Longhorn, 5 ot. Smoky lsmohd chff• bMI, 7 oi. Plain Gouda, 7~ 01. Belle Fleur It nl1Ufll F"ncil type Mm" etrc...,.I, 8 01. Ed- Stldc. plus Strawberry Bonbons. 16 98 ..... tv•••,.l••• ...... ,,. 4"''" ., •lllt1t1e• See this and maqy othet'"gift paks on display • > shaken Hylbak told officers latt' Monday night outside tht: home Hylbak had also been a fnend of Willard. and police said Tobe> had called Hylbak upon discover· ing the retired officer 's body a year and a half ago, and that bolh me n hadthen calledpolice. police. .. This 1s ironic. reall y ironi c." llylbak said. shaking his head "You don't suppo::.e the two kill 1ngs are relutt'd, do you." he asked one officer But polire said today they doubt Monday's conviction of Scramlin 1s re latt'd to the murder of Tobey And they say th<'Y have ten tatively ruled out robbe ry or burglar y as moti ves an the crime ··w e don't have a motive at - t h as time." s aid Capt. Neil Purcell. He said officers arre!>t· ed Booth in s ide Andre 's restaurant at 1464 South, Coast Hi ghway on information pro· v1ded by friends or the dead architect Booth. an unemplqyed tree ex pert, surrendered peaceably to officers. and wa~ being quc~ t1oned this morning regarding the killing. Police s t.tid Tobey had heC'n slabbt:d numt'rous time's tn th1• bac k. nt:ck and chest . Tht'> believed the designer was killed be tween noon and 6 p.m. Mon day Tobey was a m ember of the Cha m ber o f Commerce's Beautification Comm ittee and for m any years was in charge of the ushe rs at the Pageant of th1• Ma st ers with his mother. thl· late-Suzette Dabney Train D e railed OROVILLE CAPl Western Pacific Railroad officials are in vestigating the cause of a 16·car derailment near Oroville, which left one man injured a nd ripped up 600 feet of track. Fashion Island Mewpert1Md1640-HJO ...... ..... .,.. ' s.t . .,.. ' s-. • 2-1 **** estcli Plaza **** MARIHH'S VILLAGE DAHA POINT 496-2670 Mea.·W. 'Tl I s-..,.' ) 17 ' I ' ~· . " I• ... ,. ..... , .. Orange Coast .. r Today'li Clo iag 'N.Y. Steeb I VOL. 71, NO. 325, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 , 1978 C TEN CENTS ·uc1 Psychiatrist: 81 PIDlJP &08MAal °' .. ~ ............ Dr r,tlt"r Kimm I. 0 na~ County depul)' cllrt-ctur of men tal ho.Ith. aid today he bt>llf\ tt\r m a. I uihter or mon• than 400 ml'riron cult .1Jts In GU) '1041 Wal' not ukidl', but murdt>r I Kimm I, a p ycblatri t , l'C lrvint-Ml'dkal S<-hool a. I t nt orofe sor and darector or the • * • county North Coul Rel(lonul mental health ervlcc> In llunt 1n1to n Beoch, said ll was more likely that th "8u r ldt1" wt'rl' Qlvt'o the choice of klllJo& themM>h' . or bt'1n1« klUt!d "From what t read." Kimmel said. "1t soundi. much more like murder than i;uit'l<1e I ~u~c It makt11. m some ghastly ~eO..">C'. a more anlel"l' Una Lory, 1r It 'i. u mass wc1de * * • "rt would be more Interesting, more provoc1atlve, more gory, m ore new11worthy, if 1t were sulelde But J don't believe it. "It dofosn't fit as suicide. The ldt•a or Uus number of people Ukinl( their own lives . J)8ychologJcally and in common n~nsc dot>sn 't fit for me." Kimmel sald even to seecuJate about why rreat nu.mbers of peo- ple would t41ke their own lives is * * * Search Widens Survivors Face Demlly Peri/,s GEORGETOWN . Guya na 1 AP I Sur vivor s o f the Jonestown cull suicide, menaced by flesh-eating piranhas. elec- tric eels and other deadJy perils of the tro pical rain forest, eluded a manhunt in the nearly impenetrable Guyanan wilder- ness for a third day today. At the jungle site of the mass s uicide, the corpses or 409 mem- • bers or the American religious sect lay decompos ing in the equatoriaJ sun. U.S. military or- ficials were plann1ng to airlift the bodies to the United States, but a Stale D e p ar tment spokesman in Washington said * * * Analysts Claina th ey muy be bur ied at the Jonestown camp if the Guyanese government authorizes it. ··The bodies are starting to s we ll and some seem ready to burst," said U.S. Embassy of· fi cial Peter Londoner. About 200 U.S. troops, await· ing the arrival of a dozen helicopters, were standing by in -Georgetown for the evacuation operation. Estimates of the number or sect me mbers who fl ed the Jonestown camp Saturday dur- ing th e ritu a l o f m ass self-destruction by poison ranged from 375 to mo re than 775. * ·-* Cultists' Suicides 'Not Surprising' Bt Tk Associated Press Hundreds of members of a religious cult formed an orderly line. then took their lives, with a draught of poison. Shocking, yes. And bizarre. But not, say the experts, surprising. · Challenged from without, shaken by defections within, the Rev. Jim Jones' People's Temple swelled with uncertainty, then "imploded." experts believe. Nearly 400 cultists took their lives in the isolated jungle of Guyana, a tiny South American republic. SOME llEPOllTEDLV WERE SHOT. but Guyanese a uthorities said most apparently died or poison. An estimated 700 others were believed to have fled into the j ungle. The suicides - including Jones, his wife and son -died just hours after the sect ambushed and killed five Americans, including U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan of California. Mind-befogging though the mass suicide appears, scholars on suicide and cults such as the People's Temple say they saw it com- ing. It was only a question. they say, or who and when. "Nobody bas believed we silly people who said It is possible to control people to this degree. But it has happened," said Boston psychiatrist John Clark. who bas studied these cults five years. ·" "TIUS IS NOT SURPRISING.'' said Rabbi J a mes Rudin, an orficial o( the American Jewish committee who has written ex· tensively on cults. "It's not surprising when you consider the totalitarian atmosphere in which most cults operate." "Our war, our side -it's a madness or many," said Dr. Edwin Shneidman or the University of California, the nation's only pro- fessor of thanatology -a discipline named for Thanatos, the G~k-ol~~. - These men say that strong, even totalitarian, leaders like Jones leave no room for their adherents to dissent. Often, says Clark, It is this uniformity of thought and belief that attracts followers: .. PEOPLE WHO GO INTO CULTS are in a stale of mind that does not allow outside information lo enter. They feel safe, cozy. They can Wk their own language to eaeb other. ks reinforced by their opposltlon to all outside reality -an 'us and they' men· tality." . Clark believes Congressman Ryan cracked this wall of um- fonnity when be visited the People's Temple commune Saturday to investigate alleged abu'Se of sect members ; several members chose to leave with him. These events, Clark says, "tore apart the cult's sense of certainty. "I think the thing imploded," he said. "You have to un· derstand that there is no room for ambiguity in groups like this. When ambiguity occurred, when something went wrong, they all panicked and the cult destroyed itself." <See SlJICIDF.S, Page A2) Stephan Jones. son or the Peopl es Temple sect's fanatical founder. the Rev. Jim Jones. estimated some 500 had gone i nto the inhospitable forest. Jim Jones ordered the mass suicide, a ritual he code-!lamed "White Knight" and which he had rehearsed with his loyal followers. art.er sect members a mbushed and killed Rep. Leo J . Ryan of California and four me mbers of a Ryan·led party that made an investigative visit to the camp. Jones was one or three persons who died or gunshot wounds, ap· <See PERILS, Page A2) Lagunan ~ain In Bed By SFEVE MITCHELL OllMo.lf'l'~fUft The bloody n·.1de body or prom- inent Laguna Beach architect Brent Stapleton Tobey was found in his bed Monday. He bad been stabbed lo death. Police arrested a 20-year-old transient ror questioning in the murder. They said the young m a n had been befriended by Tobey, SS, after arriving in Laguna Beach last week. Police were holding Robert Ralph Booth in lieu of $250,000 bail. Tobey's violent death came on the same day Laguna Beach ca binetma~er James Earl Scramlin was found guilty or murder in the bludgeon killing of r e tired Coast Guard o m cer Albert Daniel Willard -a close friend of Tobey. Police said it was Tobey who discovered Willard's body at the retired officer's home in August of 1977, several days after his friend bad been bludgeoned to death with a mahogany fertility statue . A Superior Court jury found Scramlin guilty of second degree murd er Mond ay in that homicide trial. Tobey's body was discovered by Roger Hylbak, 47. who lives in back of Tobey and shared the sa m e kitchen with the designer. There were numerous wounds in the uj>pPr part of Tobey's bod,y. Hylbalc told pol1ce he arrived a t Tobey's ho m e at 1320 Carmelita St. at about 6 ·p.m., but did not discover the body for another 45 minutes . He said he went into Tobey's bedroom to make a telephone call when be saw bis friend's body underneath the bedding. "It's just not safe to live in Laguna Beach anymore," a shaken Hylbak told officers late Monday night outside the home. <See SLAYING, Page AZ> 'It Was Murder' "pre mature ... whe n in fact there is very little evidence that it was their choice." He suggested that most of the victims may have been pro- voked into s uicide, given no alternative except to kill themselves. ·•tr it were so hat someone was hold.log a gun on them- they m igh t h a ve s aid to themselves. well. if I drink this <It was reported that cyanide was mixed with Kool·Aid I, il m ay or may not be poison. Especially ir they have seen somebody already shot." Kimmel said that survivors of German concentration camps have r eported that many .lews who walked complacently into "showers" that actually were gas chambers did so because there was the wildest chance Costa /ties~ C.rasla . they could be showers . •'People went into gas cham. bers." Kimmel said. "because thay fell they had some chance. while when they saw people shot who refused, they had concrete evidence of death. "It l a mu c h be-tte-r a lternative to opt ror an un- known '\hat MAY result in one·~ d estr uction than a posilt\le <See 'MURDER,' Page A2> •I A head-on eollision oo Fair Drive near Loyola Road this rm orn ing, ~ausE'.d moderate injuries . Costa Mesa police said the car at right. driven east by Craig Lund. 17, of 3001 Cleveland St., who WJlS attempt- ing to fasten a seatbelt. sideswiped a west- bound van and then coUided with the west- bound car at left driven by-Mer-edith1--- lwasa. 27. of Tustin. Mrs. Iwasa suffered minor head and ankle injuries a nd her 9- m onth-o ld baby s uffered bruises and scrapes. A passenger in Lund's car. Jef- frey Mathieson. 17. of 236 Loyola Road . was treated for head and race injuries. F!~~=~!>;:e~==e who took $6,000 at gunpo~·nt ct-Vera Richardsbn ~ at~aped The FBI h a s secured a mate rial witness warrant for Cpl. John Burgess. a 20-year-old Marine kidna p victim still believed held following a Nov. 13 robbery at E l To ro Marine Corps Air Station. Federa l investigators said they still are unsure whether a tough-talking red-haired woman ed a lone or with accompli . her bonds and called pol -the The bandit shoved ~ aband<>Qed trockliiTu&ti side or a civilian employee d Cpl. Burgess is belie -.St~ commandeered the Special · with his abductor or abductors. -........._ Services pickup truck in which agents said today. she and Cpl. Burgess carried FBI agents said that securing recreation department funds to a the warrant. issued by a U. S. bank. magistrate in Santa Ana Mon- Tbe civilian employee, Mrs. day. does not mean Burgess is a suspect in the robbery. Arrests 'Unusual' "At this point," said an agent, "we don't know who is -in- volved." Five Mesans ·Held In Sales of Drugs Narcotics investigators have arrested four Costa Mesans sus· peeled of selling heroin lo un- dercover officers during the past three weeks and a fifth on suspi- cion of selling lesser drugs. . Arrested at their homes Mon- day on warrants issue d by Harbor Municipal Court for sus· picion or selling heroin were Robert Allen Augsberger, 29, of 1553 Orange St.; June Carol Williams. 23. of 229!>-A Fountain Way East, and Richard Marion Elliott, 27, a nd Melody Jean Overholser Elliott, 21, or 328 ~. St. Chris Patrich Murdoch, 25, or 786 Shalimar Drive. Apt. 2, was arrested and booked ror suspi- cion or selling PCP and am- pheta mines. Costa Mesa vice and narcotics detail Sgt. Gary Webster said the Elliot.ts also are . being held on suspicion of possessing marl- j u an~. heroin and drug paraphernalia. All of the sus pects were scheduled for . arraignment in Harbor Municipal Court today. ' Bail was set at $10,000 each for the heroin-sales suspects and $5,000 roe Murd_och. He said the warrant was ob- tained so information regarding the corporal can be entered into the "national crime computer." "If bis name comes l-0 the at· tention of any law enforcement agency, the agency will know Burgess is a witness on our list." he said. Information as to his location then wou.ld be forwarded to the FBI, he said. The •gent said the FBJ still has no substantial leads in the robbery. 188oes Discussed · VIENNA, Austria (APl -Six U.S. senators met in Bucharest Monday with Romanian Presi- d e nt Nicolae eea usescu. (;oast Council· Action .lla!:fluet Cl"" Stap _ Weather Chance o( rain 40 percent on Wednesday. A little cooler with lows tonight in tow to middle SOs, Highs Wednesday,58to65. I In action Monday night. t.be Costa Mesa City Council: -TUFnC SIGNAL: Voted 5-0 to install a si&nal at the intersection of .Bear Street and Paularino Avenue by s ummer. -slGN OaDINANCE: set a Dec. 11 study session on the city's alp ordinance. Councilman Hall's motion car· r ied 3-2. with Mayor McFarland and Dom Raciti opposed. -Dl8CO: Granted Syed Hussein a Dec. 4 rehearing on his propoeal to open a disco at tbe Harbor Shopplna Center. -RAaaoa aACQUET CLtJB: Turned down owner Don Ward's request for zoninc that would enable him to tear down the club and replace it with apartment.. -AllBVLANClt BATES: Approved ~uesll for rate increue1 by both Seal'• and Schaefer ambulance services. The moUom plllHd unanimously. -810&\GB IPAClt: Voted 4-1, with Raciti opposed, to allow comtruction of 450 public storage uniU at an exiat· ln1 boat yard at 2097-18 Placentia Ave. , . ~ Apartme":ts·Plan N~ed Owner Don· Ward's plan to tear down his Harbor Racquet Club and replace It with apart· menll was defeated in straight sets Monday by the Costa Mesa City Council. Ward said he bad no Im- mediate plans to tear down t.be club anyway. He has aaid bla club bu financial ·woes . Backed by protesting mem- b era of t he College Park Homeowners Aaaociation, the council, in effect. told Ward to try and make a 1JO o( lt. When all tbt ~ deared, the council tiad rejected high denslty apartmentl. a lower density project and light. com· mercial development oa tbe 2.34 .... ·-~-....... ..._._..._ -· - acre club site at 380 W. Wilsoo St., bet.ween the Harbor Shop- ping Center and Wilson Park. Finally. the council directed the city statr lo proceed with lnstltulional a nd Recreation <l&cR > zoning on the club site. Thia 1onin1 wlll allow the Harbor Racquet Club to con· tinue operation wit.bout belnJ in +iolation oC the city master plan, ~hlch calla ror high densJty de· w lopment In the Immediate area, It wu explained. Club owner Ward, after aul).. mittlna a ~ut.lon l\W'~ inl that. half of the $1 units he propoHd ~be rented to famlltet, aAid he bad no im· mediate intentions or tea.rtnc down his tennis club. Ch.1b member Stewart Fine said tbe blgb-denelty zoning could attract investors that might save t.be club. If that falls, then tbe club investors could tum to apartment., said Fine. But homeowner Elvin Hutchison said the residential area would be congested with traffic and people lf Ward put apartmenU there. However, both Hutchison a.net Councilman Dom Raciti a1reed that lt would be natural ror tbe council to approve the project beeause the vacant lot to tbe •eat of the 'club recently wu awarded apartment zonlq. • <See L\CQtJET • Pace A.2> . . . '· -1 •...L 1 __ _ INSIDE TODAY F'OM """PC11f J2S 0 aeGl for o claonct to bid Jor 423 ,,.,""'°' ii~ lhol belonged to Jud11 Garland. Tht goods '°'" be Cllldiontd olf Oft Swa-do11. Storv, photo Page A5. latlex :t (' • .. 1l t . ,.. ....._ __ ,J . .41 DAILYPtl..OT C r.my.~21. "7! .Traffic Ligh~ f)K'd But lruJt~lntion Delay Protested Co~tu Mes., l'1ty Council m(•m bers have ordered a tralftc a11o•I lnatMlll'd at the antcratt tlon 0( Re 1r Strel.'t and Paularrno Avt.•nue in north M tt J Howen•r. re~tdtrnt:. C'Clncf'rned about tht 11afrty of thlldrt'n at B ar Strt'\'t School cr1t1c.•1,td the council Mt>nday wht>n told t1'e Jt1nul won't bt· lnt1tulll'tl tx-for1• the t•nd of the !!Chuol > l'Ur '" Junt ··1 hoP? "'" are not 1oln1 lo haH' a problem wlU1 a chlld ~l·t tin& kllltd , •· aid ruldent Claudie Robert!!On. addln& lbat lhC" Bret 'r n 't we.It '' tor 11 aagnal to •o an. ·we just cun 't 11 n»p our f1n1ers and put It an," r toned Mayor Ed Md'urland II~ aid ll would \JJke b4-twe,:n om• and two monUu to dcslin th<' 1>lgnul , up to two month• l() put th<' projt·ct to bid. and perh•P' up to thrcu ANALYZED. • • T H.; AMBU U i\ND IULU GS followed Wllhln houra, ac cordin& to w 1tm.'" l':J, cult memberb hned up for a drauaht of poison reported!)• bl'\•w..:d in a large vat Mark Lane, u la\\)er represcnlmi the cull. wu11 ut the camp JUtlt bt.'Corc the dca lh:, lft• said ll'lc mt:m!M:rs discus& d u clde betor~ he 0 :d. hio.nn~ for ht:s o"'n Ute He :,aid two cult members told him. "We •r •II golna to de now." "They wert• smiling .. they looked genuinely happy," Lane aad. A CaUfom1» l>tiYChologlst. who accompanied Ryan to Guyana to try to get hi11 daughwr out o( Jonestown, said members or t.be group rehearsed mass suicide and signed undated suJclde notes before !hey left California for Guyana. One can only speculate about Jones' motives. There were re- ports be was serious ly ill. He was apparently fascinated by suicide and once led 1a demonstrl'tion calling for a "s uicide barrier" on San 1-'rancisco's Golden Gate Bridge. But a more compelling ques· t1on is why hjs followers were willing to join him in death. "THERE IS SOMETIDNG CALL.ED-'altruistic suicide.' " said Shne1dman. "when ties to the society are so strong that the dictates or the group govern the individual's -life. It would take enormoU.S ego strenjlth to step out of that line in the iunale and say, ·I prefer not to. If he does, they might shoot him." Shneidman said he was reminded or Masada where nearly a thousand Jews under siege by ll'le Romans during the first century A.D comm.iUed suicide rather than be slaughtered or enslaved. Rudin calls adherents like those who followed Jones into death "true believers." "The true believer is a tragic phenomeno~ in world hiato.?. They are often intolerant. The~ are prone to follow au~.horitanan leadership. And they'll do anythinJl to further the cause. * * * * * * F,....PflfleAI PERILS 'DEADLr. • • parently self.inflicted. The rest died of poison About one· qua rt t'r of UH• dtad were children. som<' babies whose mothers reportedly fed them the brew of Kool-Aid and cyanide. The 19-year-old Stephan J ones, who denouncf'd his rather as a "man obsessed.'' told re· porters today his greatest con- cern was for the well-being or those who fled into the jungle, apparently unwilling lo destroy U1 e msclvcs along with their s uicidal master. "I wanl to do all I can to see everybody gels a chance to find some place to settle down and start over aitam, if that is possi· ble," he said But the younger Jones. who left the camp three weeks ago on a trip with its basketball team, said the survivors could never return to Jonestown. a four· year-old agricultural commune cul out or virginal forest 150 miles northwest or here . Guyanese fa miliar with the area questioned whether the fugitives could long s urvive without shelter and steady rood supplies in a jungle filled with swamps and criss-c rossed by streams and rivers inhabited by piranhas and electric eeels. The rainy season is just starting. Jones 1s known to have in· stilled a fervid will to survive among some of his followers, however. tellin~ the m their set- t I cm e n ts could become sanctuaries where they would escape a nuclear holocaust or other calamity. I\ fear that out· siders we re about to d estroy * * * Fro• Page AJ 'MURDER'. • known tnstrument of destruc- tion, like a gun." ·So th e Am e ri c~n s of Jonesto""1. Kimmel said, may well have taken cyanide with the h ope that they would wake again. alive . ORANGE COAST c DAILY PILOT their small society apparently tri.ggered the mass suicide) A bout 200-Guyanese troops a nd police were trying to track down the sur vivors around Jonestown, but officials s aid they were hampered by thick brush that makt>s it impossible to see beyond a few feet. There is only one road In the area. and its potholed surface turns lo mud with the rains. Aerial sur- veillance is nearly useless because or the heavy tree cover U .S . official s s aid 14 Jonestown survivors. including four children. reappeared in the area after ·initially going into hiding Guyanese authorities said to- day they arrested two i.ect mem· bers found in the jungle near the SURVIVOR RELATES RITUAL Of DEA..TH-A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES DYING OF CANCER?--A7 air-strip where the Ryan group was ambushed. They were iden- tified only as Mike Prokes and Tim Cart.er. Charges were not a nnounced, but IL was presumed they were being questioned in connection with the airstrip massacre. in which 10 persons were wounded. Another sect member. Larry Layton. about 32, was arrested Sunday as a prime s uspect In the ambush. State Department official John Bushnell said in Was hington about half the bodies at the camp haa been ten· tatively identified, but names were not released. The Peoples Temple sect con- sists mostly of Californlansi both black and white. Fearfu rel- atives have been waiting oul· side the sect headquarters In San Francisco two days for word of the fate of loved ones wbo trav~led With Jones to this former British co1ony· on South America's northeast shoulde r. · If the bodies are buried here, Bus hnell sald , Guyanese law ap· parently would permit later dis- interment and transfer lo the United States for reburial. * * * rnore months to install at "The Uaht will not bt"' u com pletl' prott4ct.lon," warned Coun· cllwomon Normu flertaog "Your ch1ldrun muist still be careful ·• Sh noll'd that the installation of a tr.-mc sliinal near the ~stancla 1 li&h School campus WH (OIJOWcxi by S1X tratrfC &CCI· dent11 "Yuu'rc comparing apples and orangei,," blurted out one mem~r or the uud1cncc at coun· ell chambers. The unidentified gentleman wa1> reprimanded for h.u o.ulbur.lli-.b)' ..M...a.,vor_ Ed McFnrlund. Publll' St·rvares Director Drue~ M::lllt:rn bald the sign3l will cobl "1n the mid 30s 1 lhouund I to low 40s · · Ile 11dded that d eveloper Dick Sewell provided $10,000 for the pro1ect alter completing his de· velopment at the southeast cor- ner or Bear and Paularino. It will be a "two-phase" signal that eventually will be coordinated with traffic signals al the offramps to the nearby Corona del Mar Freeway. But, Mattern noted, the Bear Street signal won't be put in before Summer 1979. The signal will include lighted pedestrian crossing signs. A motion to go ahead with the signa l project was made by Gouncilman Dom Raciti and seconded by Vice Mayor Arlene Schafer. One audience member applauded when the motion car- ried unanimously. UCI Chief Hits Farmers' Move to City Social rroblems in America's irtdustria society result in large pa rt from mankind moving f arther away fr om th e agricultural roots or his ex· ·istence. UC Irvine's chancellor said Monday. 'To a sUbslanlTal aegree our problems a re created by those Al.DllllCH who l eave the land <farmers l lo go to the ci- ty ." Danie l Aldrich said. citing an estimate d 800.000 people per year who mi g r ate to the cities. Aldrich, a soils scientist, made his remarks at a Saddleback College seminar on searching for values in contemporary crises. From an agricultural perspec· live. Aldrich said modern man tends to th.ink of wealth without regard to the productiveness of land. "They have tended more to conceive of wealth in terms of man a nd machinery alone, for gelUng the land,'' Aldrich in- sisted. "But land is still essen- tial. He said ma n had a. kinship to the soil which goes back to Lhe beginning of history. "Man has worshipped the soils and the earth." he said, citing Egyptian and Greek gods who were named after the earth. And. whether modern man knows al or not, Aldrich said. humanity's realty lo the land continues. "Every human being no mat· ter how far removed from the soil is still working on the land." he said. "Everything we work on or with, everything we buy or sell, everything we use comes from the earth. "All man can do is change the location and shapes of things, he cannot cha nge thei r source." Aldrich said ma n m ust come back to a point where he is more In h armony with his environ- ment. He said social problems are "new problems for the social and physical sciences" th al he believes Institutions such as the university are beginning to solve. T~aeful · Mo~rs . . 111-•1" ..... Pr•-~1-,....,.1- JH•lll Cwltr l,/l(f'l .. '""Ot'ftt•l'llOO-*ft'f .. #M~ ~·••"1'11 ""''"' • Greet Ryan's Body SAN 1',RANClSCO CAP) -The body of slain Rep. Leo J . Ryan came home today from the South Americen Jungle where he w u murdered by rellglous fanatics. . The big C-1'1 U.S. Air Force transport toucMd down at lM Coast Guatd base near San F'ranctaeo lbtemaUonal Airport a t 8:25 a .m. for a mournlul welcome by some of Ryan's family and about ao (rienda. The white and tray Military Airlift. c.omm.and pta.ne taxied acroet a w.i ramp and •towed d1Netly before IOme thr• 6olen rePOrten and pbotocraplten, u a Une ol about two ~ cm \ rolled slowly lo within 50 feet of the plane. A hearse backed up to the rear·loadtng a lrcraft as the cl1m1hell doors slowly opened. at · that moment, many of the f amlly and frieoda began to abed tears. A Navy honor guard of two women and four men lined up at the root of the ramp u the doors u me fully opened and tbe con· 1re11man'1 aray metal nae· draped coffin Could be seen. The honor l\drd bore the tt· m aJDJ -d the 1la1n lawmaker to tbe beane u the I arnU1 and frienct. crowded ln. ' - F,,....P.,,eAJ RACQUET. • • It u t'c h 1 21 o n a n d o l h e r homeowners a d the couoc1l ' should consider making the club an extension of Wiison Par k and use the tennis courts like those at TeWlnkle Park. Delly~ .... 54 ... - APARTMENTS ANYONE? MESA COUNCIL SAYS 'NO' This View 11 From Racquet Club Toward Shopping Center This drew some council s up· port, but Councilman Donn Hall asked, "I wonder if we're follow. Ing the mandate that public of· fl clals got earlier this year?'' lie refered to added city costs to maintain the tennis courts an light of Proposition t3. . Mayor Ed Mtl-'arland said limited commercial develop· ment on the parcel would be compatible. Raciti said con· dominiums might work out But the council failed to reach a consensus until Hall called for l&R zoning. His motion earned unanlmou!ily, drawing applause from homeowners In the au d1ence Pope Re tains Aide VATICAN C JTY IAP 1 Pope John Paul 11 has retained Dutc h cardin al Johannes Willebrands as president or the Vatican's Secretariat Cor Chris· tian Unity, completing con- firmation of all lop Vatican of· ficials serving Pope Paul VI and John Paul U. Airplane /(ace Canceled Hwitington Beach Runway Said Unsafe Aar races that had bee n scheduled Friday. Saturday and Sunday off the coast of Hunt· 1ngton Beach have been can· celed because of an unsafe runway on the beach. Officials said the decision to call off the pylon·lO·pylon ra~ over the ocean near lluntingt.on Stale Beach was reached after tests were made Friday. Tom M lier. a local official with the state Department of Parks and Recreation. said lht· sand for a m akeshift runway near Brookhurst Street was un· stable. even after being watered down and rollM: A s mall racing plane was as· sem bled at the site Friday but became bogged down in the soft sand. he said. Pat Hines, president of the U.S. Air Racing Association. said there was "no way" has or ganization would sanction the races under the conditions. "There's no question it would be unsafe.'' he said Monday He added that planes may become bogged down in lht: sand and lip over during landings. "A safe runway was the keystone to our approval," he said. "We wanted no part of it and wouldn't have allowed our pilots lo participate " Hines said ha:. organazataon as the onl~ body that can !>anctaon air racing events. The dcC'isaon to <.'anccl the rac·es was ma de Friday by or ganizer David Wolf WolC. who operated out of a room m the South Coast Plaza Hotel m Costa Mesa. had re· ce1 ved permission from the state Coastal Commission last Tues Fo-._ir Die in Leap From Icy Bridge '· CHEHALIS. Wash. IAPl Four peopl~. including a preg- nant woman, jumped 50 feet from an Icy bridge to their deaths in an apparent attempt to escape sliding cars during a traf. fie pileup. the State Patrol re· ported. The tragedy occurred about 6 p.m. Mc;mday on the Interstate bridge over the Cowlitz River. 17 miles south or Chehalis. in- vestigating officers said. The four had left their cars after a pileup involving nine vehicles. troopers said . As more tramc appro~ched. they jumped over the guardrail and plunged 50 feel lo frozen ground and rocks below. investigating of· ri cers s aid "Apparently they felt they were going to be s truck by an automobile. Apparently a couple of the oncoming cars were swerv- ing around as they tried to stop. It's pretty icy in this area right no w .. said a State Patrol spok~sman in ChehallS. ~ "They looked up and thought they were going to be hit and over they went. Whether they dh:ln 't know how far down it was, I don't know." The victims were identified as Jose Cruze Estrada . 47 . of nearby Castle Rock : Robert H. Fas hbaugh. 58. and h is wife Cha.rlotte. 56, both of Salinas. Ca lif.: and C hris tine M . McKenzie. 26. of Breckenridge. Mich. Troopers said Ms. McKenzie was six months pregnant. and the fetus could not be s aved. Thal portion of the heavily traveled freeway where the ac· cident occurred 1s in a farmland area Although a heavy portion or weekend snow blanketed the area over the weekend. It was not snowing or raining at the lime or the accident. ~Goodness what taste! TexasSp~d 1 lb. BflEF STICK~ Summer S.usttt. 12 01 Miid Mld9'l Lonthofn, & 01. Smottv ltmotc•d cMe9e bed, 7 01. Pl1ln Ooud.t, 7lt 01. lelle Fleur I• netural P:rendl type •ml· w11 e ...... I. 8 01. Idem r.1ctc,,..ut St11wtlerry Bontloftt. 1&.tl tHUt tVlfl"t .. e .. 11.,e,Y ,,,.,.. ,, tlll•llff m send gifts ... Come In •nd Hied food gift pelcl for Chrtetme1. Tele• with you or we 'ti 1htp. We 'ti h•ndte ell the detall1 and even enclo1e • peraonal grettlng. day He also had permission from the city. state Department of Parks and Recreation and the Federal Aviation Agency. Wolf said today he plans to reschedule the event next fall in Huntington Beach "be~use of the tremendous community sup· port .. "We didn't find out that the !>and wouldn't compact _until 1t "'a:; too lall' to fly in a portahh! runway from Texas.'' he said.· Fro"' Page A I SLAYING ... llylbak had also been a friend or Willard. and police said Tobey had called Hylbak upon discover ang the retired officer·~ body a year and a half ago, and that both men had then called police. "This is ironic. really ironic." Hylbak said, shaking bis head. "You don't suppose the two kill· ings are related, do you," he asked one officer. But police said today they doubt Monday's conviction of Srramlin is related l-0 the murder of Tobey. And they say they have ten- tatively ruled out robbery or burglary as motives in the crime. "We don't have a motive at this time," said Capt. Neil Purcell . He said officers arrest ed Booth inside Andre ':-. restaurant at 1464 South Coast Highway on information pro vided by friends or the dead architect. Booth. an unc·mployed tre~ ex pert. surrendered peaceably to officers , and was being ques lloned this morning regarding the killing. Police s aid Tobey had been stabbed numerous times in the back . neck a nd chest. They believed the des igner was killed between noon and 6 p.m . Mon· day. Fashion Island ....,.. ........... JO ....._..,., 'Tl t W . 'Tl 6 S-. I J.I estcll Plaza 1 '"'a.,.....,..._,.,. ..... u2.et11 ~.'Tl' w . 'Tl. s-. 'Tl. **** MAllMll'S VILLAGE DAMA POIMr 496-2670 Molt.•s.t • .,.. • s-. ·nu • TWldfy. N9Y1mbtr 21, 1978 OM. Y PILOT .ti Coast .Councilman Guarded Caaclidaq Told 'Mai~' Douglieny Sets Thre at .Ouster Fight By JACIUE 11\'MAN ma. pid has counM?l a nd law 0t • o.11y,...,. ,....,. partner, John Elclte Re nuade Re publtc-an al torney WOilam Oouaherty told "He wun'l the me>tt popular the Republk•o C nt.ral Commit man lhtrc lul nl&ht." Elek t~ Monday lhal not only w1ll tw aid today, bul noted Oouaherty fl&ht it lltt'mpls to ou l him ror mte.nds to fi&hl his ouster to I.he e ndoraln a l>emocrallc can-cnd- dldate. but M also Lntt'nds lo QI>' po1t s,.te Sen John Brin~. R hould the Ott. 11 hearlne be Full rtcin, In the MXl primary 'conducted by Roberts' RuJea at e lection. Order ratkr °"" by the state's Dougherty also showed up at admlnlstralive law ru1es, Elekes Ute central commltlee'll meet.to& indicated Douab rty might seek Monday .)Nitb a court ord r bar-to prove that he had not been ac· r ing bis ou~ter wlthoul due corded due process. process. Elekes dedined lo speculate The situation arose because as to Dougherty's reasons ror Doueherty algned a campaign b t h l i letter last month e ndorsing fig ling l e expu 8 on even Democrat Ron Cordova In his though bis term expires at the unsuccessful bid for the 36th end of January. 6 tat e Sen a te:-..c. .. ~ ...... WL-U.:J---.H~-1,110U4HI erty ~ announce- Republican John Schmitz. ment that he w1ll oppose Briggs Republican Central Commit-in two years and state ments tee officials have indicated they made earlier lhis month 'to a re- view Dougherty's expulsion as a porter indicate he may be choos- cut and dried matter because ing to fight because he would endorsing a candidate of another like to see changes made in the party tn a partisan election is Republican central committee. grounds for expulsion under the state election code When bis expulsion was first However. restrained by the or-recommended, Dougherty com- der issued by Superior Court menled that he will "rema1n a Judge Philip Schwab, lbe cen-Republican until l die ." tral committee members voted a lthough be has strong quarrels 24-t to schedule a bearing Dec. with t he way tbe Republican 11 to look into the matter. Ce ntral Co mmittee h as Dougherty abstained from vot.-operated. Play It Again, Golden Bears By CHARLES R. LOOS -Of, ... o.Hty f'llM Slitff Everyone in our small party agreed after watching this year's Big Game at Memorial ~dium in Strawberry Canyon that the best thing aboul California Bear football this year was the band. . . . . Our party included a trio of onetime Cal soronty sis- ters and a former Bear player . all of whom remember the last time CaJ went to the Rose Bowl, and a couple of camp following husbands. I won't say how old those sorority sisters are. but. for the record. it wlll be 20 years come this Jan. l since a team from Berkeley spent New Year's Day in Pasadena. The Bears lost that one . 38-12 to Iowa. They did only sligbUy · better last Saturday, losing 30-10 to the dreaded Cardinals <nee Indians) from Palo Alto. AFl'EK THAT last Rose Bowl ap- pearance. one of our party recalled, Cal • football fortunes sank so low that one of the best known cheers from the student section at Memorial Stadium came to be "Send in the band." It was both a tribute to bad football and good LOOS bands manship, she explained. The Cal band stuck to basics Saturday and clearly out· pointed the rabble in red that caJls itself lbe Incomparable Leland Stanford Jr. University Marching Band. Stanford bandsmen in recent times have taken to spoofing the traditional college marching band. The antics of the Stanford aggregation make it, indeed, ·incompara- ble, but even a spoof can become old bat. · THAT ISN'T TO say that the Cal bandsmen don't have any fun and don't get rowdy once in a wbUe. Just ask my neighbor, a USC alum who was moved to the verge of violence by a yell and marching cadence the Bear musi· clans adopted for the recent Cal.SC gridiron contest at the Coliseum. But you can't. penalize a band 1S yards for being UD· couth. And compared to the incomparables last Saturday, the Cal balid appeared to tbe Old Blues gathered in Strawberry Canyon to be a model of decorum. Yet there was plenty·of spirit, verve and togetherness. B EFORE THE GAME, they marched up to the stadium amid tailgate parties and mWing Ucketbolden- togetber. During the pregame show, they performed the tradlUonal Cal spell-out ftawlesaly. At halftlme, they performed with snap and preclaioo while playing the musJc of Chuck Manliooe as well as tradlUooal marches. After the game, they kept their cool while playtac the alma mater in tbe midst of the celebrat- ing Stanford football team and its fans and in spite of an eflort by tbe lncomparables to drown them out. Later, still together, they marched down to fraternity row and played for the students and alums 1athered on the Porches and lawns. STILL LATEa , they moved on down Telegraph Avenue and gathered outside the ASUC Store,near Sather Gate to MY their IOOdbyes. They buddlecf to1etber, tbeir lmtrumeata mute, and listened quietly as a at.udeot CODduc:tor made a farewell speech. He talked about all the bard work and IOIDe of tbe run and tbe pride be felt and tbe frieDdlblpa be had mada. Otber tfaan tbe band and a few trteadl only a 1mall party of au. IOl'Ol1ty 1iaten, a former Cal football=r and a couple of casnp followtnc buabaDda wbo bap to be •tmllinl tbroulb tbe cam pus iD tbe 1•t.bertni· ubeu were around to bear. bis 1oodb)'e. WREN RE FINISHED, the student musicians broke Into the Cal fight soQg. This lime, they were playinl it fot themselves. tu the' music started, the half dozen or so 10UH()h0nel>l11Yers nn to Satlier Gate, lined up in the aate and went tb.rouab their blab kickinl musical routine one last tJme. Tbea. for the atudent musicians, JUlt like the footbal,I playen, tbe 19'11 NUOn wu over. ''s-1 tD tbe Mad,•• muU..-.d oae ol tbe Old Bl-in our 1maD putf. .... -. - Hun ington Beac h Cify Counc man Ron Shenkman und Uy were given police protection Monday night alter Shenkman repart- ed that he was thteatened with maiming earlier in the day. Two officers es co rted Shenkman to his car near the end of Monday night's stormy ci· ty council meeting tbal was picketed by about 75 off-duty police officers. · Two officers hovered near the council podium throughout the meeting as an added precaution. Shenkman said he received "a very brief" telephone calJ from .a woman at about 1:45 p.m. o.lty ...... ,._ i.y P_,rk ll ~O.W.11 Monday who threatened him with maiming if he carried out his Intentions to resign as mayor and support Ron Pattinson to re place him. Shenkman did step down as mayor at the beginning of Mon- day night's sesft_ion. Pattinson was selected to succeed him as a mayor on voles of Shenkman. Pattinson, Don MacAllisler and HUNTINGTON BEACH ~OLICE OFFICERS GATHER PRIOR TO DEMONSTRATION Thoy Picketed City Council Monday Night In ContJnulng Wa ge Dispute John~mas. Shenkman bas said he will re- sign rrom the city council Dec. 18. Heavy Traffie Shenkman indicated that he dido 't put too much stock in the t hreat but notified police Routes for Buses because of the highly charged A s hifl in planning new emotional acUmosphere. Police Chief Earle Robitaille Orange County Transit District fOCTD l bus service. to make said today that police wilt pro-sure n ew routes serve major vide .. a great deltl" of security employment. recreation, shop· to Shenkman arid his family as long as he wishe8. ping and education centers. was "l take all threats as factual approved · Monday by OCTD · directors. until prove n othe rwise, · Targeted for special planning Robitaille said. a tt e n ti 0 n by o c T D a d . M eanwbile, attorney Steve ministrators during the next Solomon demanded the Im· year will be: mediate resignation of Mayor _ Ba lboa Peninsula a nd Pro-Tempore Richard Siebert Newport Beach. where seaside Monday night. strands attract an estimated A crowd of about 250 a ttended 90.000 inland visitors per day Monday night's session. o.11y ,., ... si..tf......., during summer. Solomon, an attorney for the THREATENED BY WOMAN -Irvine industrial complex Huntington Beach P olice Of-Ex·mayo r: Shenkman along Jamboree Road where ficers Association, said that eight maJQr firms alone employ Siebert should take a psychiatric about 11.000 workers. e xamination and the results Salvati.OD -Orange County t'irport. made public. s aid by district administrators to face constant traffic and Solomon· claimed that Siebert parking problems which might "falsely and maliciously" at-Army Needs be eased should some com· tacked police Lt. Jim Walker muters be attracted to improved a nd that Siebert altered or re-bus service. moved public records. Jlell Ringers· -Orange coast College Siebert reported an alleged College and Costa Mesa High threat oo bis life by Walker last School, whose 32.000 students week. Siebert said he based the The Salvation Army is looking might be pers uaded to ride report on statements made to !or bell ringers. buses, also relieving traffic con· him by e mployees at a Wes Trucker, regional c:liree-gestionandparldngproblems. pharmacy in which Siebert is a tor for the Army's service ex· -Mission Vi ejo Ma ll which. Whal faces OCTD ad - ministrators for the future. he said. is still-increasing demand for bus service because of grow- ing county populations. with fewer dollars available because of Proposition 13. The new plaMing emphasis. Reichert explained, will put the focus for service in areas shown to have the most potential for new riders. The new st~atcgy. ile con· tinued. is based upon the prem- ise that mass transit is most effective in high-density areas while autos are most effective in low-density areas. "The fact that Orange County has no-central downtown bus1· ness core, but rather dozens of regional mjn.i-cores, presents an e normous challenge." be said. OCTD administrators have singled out 55 high-traffic a nd high-activity centers for special attention between now and 1985. Targeted for possible service improvement in 1980 are the South Coast Plaza area. which attracts 64,000 s hoppers and e mployees daily. part owner. tension program , said the an-when completed, will alter lraf· nua l fund-raising project is fie patterns and impact most Hotline • !d • ~ked Walker denied ma king the scheduled to begin the day after OCTD south county routes. n.i ~ threat and Siebert said later that Thanksgiving. OCTD General Ma n age r The Rape Crisis Hotline of he was "absolutely convinced" Anyone who would like to James Reichert said lhe dis-Orange County is seeking volun- that Walker intended him no volunteer time or earn money trict has completed ils first teers to snaintain a hotline for harm. for themselves or a club may app· phase of service development by rape victims. Volunteer work The controversy became lyforabellatlbeSa lvationArmy. providing routes today along can be done at home. Informet · further clouded w ilh the 8100 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden most arterial streets a t ap· lion is available by calling mysterious appearance ot a ~G_r_o_v_e_·-~-~---~~--p_r_o_p_ri_a_te~int_e_rv~a_ls_. __ ~~~~77~6-·3004 __ ·~-------~ second memorandum s upposed- ly inllialed by Siebert that modified his first memo regard- ing the severity or the alleged threat. Siebert previously declared that he stands by his original memo to officials that his employees told him words to the errect "that when Walker saw him again, he might be armed an d w o uld b e a ll ove r him" <Siebert). Siebert said he didn't know how the second memo came about. · Siebert also was nominated for mayor Monday night but lost to Pattinson when he could muster only the suppe>rt or Ruth Bailey, Bob Mandie and himself. The meetUie was picketed by police officers who are demand- in g pay increases in bogged down contract negotiations with the city. Massive I.SD Haul Seized SAN DIEGO CAP> -About 33,000 doHa of LSD with an estimated atreet value or $75,000 bave been seized and two petaons arrested in the largest baul or the hallucinogen In recent years, authorities said. San Diego County Narcotics Taak Force officers revealed Monday that Simon D. Hubble, 35, and Sherrie Lee Wbitleyn, 19, were arreeted at their east San Dlego residence followlna a monlh·lona inveattgatlon. They were freed on $1,500 ball eacb after belq-booked for in· veati1auoo of PolHl•loa and C..._ tor sale of ~. ol· n UScl. • • # •• Wit h the approachlno Tha"ksolvlno holld•Y we would like to take this op- port u nlty to thank our friends and customers for the oood wlll a nd loyalty that has helped to build our business bfgger and bitter •v«Y year. ...•. , .. ... .... -~- , We shall always try to merit your confidence. We are orateful for your con- trl but Ions to our success and wish to send you & your fam ily oreetlng,s at this . Thanksgiving season . . • from the staff at CNrles H. Barr Jewelers. ~ J I t l Af OM. y PILOT * Tu.d!r, Nooer'nbet a1 I 1171 ·~: .Ju t · ~·:· .. ~ea ting_ Building Up Buses HE• OOM T1I ~ Attordtng to late new1 dl•r•tches. Oranat County'• public b J)'ltem i \10 na lo rol tM dice over the nt'xt •ix y •!'!I In •n etrort to boo t patronaa . What tht-hu. ocoole-ar~ If<> nil to do I~ lncrr11t rvicc to what en1callt•d 72 tram <' congeatc.'d &rt'aa In our region mp pr\onty place ror mot't! l)US rv1ce. ror exam r.le. 1ar_, the Nt1wport Balboa Perunsula. South Coa1l Plaza n Ce> ta Mt.' a. Oran'w Coa l Coll ae and ~o ta Me a J!igh School, the trvloo J amboree Road lnduslrtal complex und the southern Ornrme Coast. All ol lhls becomt>a som what of a 1ambUna dice roll in the cona tlon battle, you m1~t conclude IF VOU SEND MORE public buses to Orange CoUJ'llY NATION I WORLD .,..,,.,... .. New Model Decongestaon Vehicle /or Fast Bailouts WITNESS: 'IT LITERALLY LOOKED LIKE A GARBAGE DUMP WHERE SOMEBODY DUMPED A LOT OF RAG DOLLS' Airport, ror example, you will decrease the congestion or automobiles ir. indeed, everybody starts riding the airport bus routes. On the other hand. ir the buses are vastly ignored, as many or the big orange and while vehJcles seem to be these days, then all you've done is increase congestion around the county airstrip. Ritual Death Deserihed You've just added buses to the already,.jammed condi· lions created by private autos, taxica bs and a irport limousines. ll 's also interesting that the Orange County Transit District brass, in announcing the stepped-up anti· congestion service, have given a Number One priority to more bus service on the Newport· Balboa Peninsula. The motive, they say. is to "alle.viate congestion" with increased bus service in June or 1979. So you're lert wondering what kind or congestion they figure to alleviate on the Peninsula? If all the summer vis· itors leave their cars at home, this will reduce congestion •on the s treets. IF 111E BUSES BRING more visitors than the cars do, however. this is just going to increase the congestion on the beaches and sidewalks . 1hus the bus people may alleviate one kind or conges- tion and create another. Anyway, as things a re now going, the motor car may soon be rendered impractical as a means of transporta- tion. The county transit district will have more buses on the roads. Then if the schools st art busing students all over the region. you'll have lane-to-lane solid buses. There won't be.any room for plain old cars. GEORGETOWN . Guyana <AP > -A survivor or the mass s ui ci de at t he Jonestown reli gious settlement said the * * * camp doctor and his two nurses brewed the deadly purple drink or cyanide and Kool-Aid in a large stainless steel vat and then * * * Lette rs Supported People's Te mp/,e NEW YORK IAPl A sheaf of endorsements attributed lo dozens or prominent Americans. including first lady Jlosalynn Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale, a pparently bought time for the Rev. J im Jones when criticism mounted against his religious colony in Guyana. Jones appears to have used saying : "Dear J im, Thank you t~e rererences for himsetr and for your letter. I enjoyed being b1s P eople's Temple both to with you during the campaign - establish his colony in Guyana and do hope you can meet Ruth a nd then to stave orr allegations soon. Your comme nts about or mistreatment and brutaUty. Cuba are helprut. and I hope The Guyanese government ~e-your,suggest.ion can be acted on leased the papers Monday. with in the near ruture. Sincerely, shock still reglst.ering over the (signed l RMa4'nn Carter." deaths of Jones and more than ' administe red it to lhe babies first. Dr. Lawrence Schacht. 30, of Houston. Tex .. a nd his two nur ses sq uirted t h e fruity-flavored potion into the mouths of squirming babies. THEN TIIEY LADLED at into paper cups for hundreds of adult members of the Rev. Jam Jones' People 's Temple Saturday at thJ?ir isolated Jungle colony m northwest Guyana . said Odell Rhodes, a 36-year·old teacher. Rhodes said he escaped when Schacht asked for a stethoscope and he volunteered to get it In stead of returning, he fled into the Jungle. he said. Two other aged survivors were found an the camp, a nd 12 others who fl.ed came out of the Jung le . The police count of bodies in the camp reached 409 by Monday night. and Guyanese troops were searching the jungle for hundreds of others believed to h ave fled when Jones Uniom Fight 'Lid' On Pay, Benefits WASHING TON <AP l -President· Carter's anti-inflation program. in its mere four weeks, Is encountering deep trouble over its voluntary wage-benefit guideline. 400 sect members in a murder· suicide pact. MINISTE R OF State Christopher Nascimento said he didn't want to embar rass any or the purported letter writers but <Tuyana wanted lo s how why -it. had permitted the People's Tem- ple to settle there. Before _Crash, Tapes Indicate Calm Cre w A growing list of unions is lhreatenJng to ignore the 7 percent lid on annual wage and fringe benefit increases, and at least one union is striking over the issue. The attack on Ryan's group and the mass suicides made it appear "we~llowed a bunch of craz i es into Guyana ," Nascimento said, "but in fact th~ Rev. Jones presented ref- erences or the highest caliber." Others engaged in current bargaining are saying the program exempts them and are seeking wage hikes of about 10 percent. Carter adminJstration o(ficials, meanwhile, say they may make the progr am more Oex1ble by altering the way fringe benefit cost increases are calculated. Such reriguring. labor observers say. would have the errect or -relaxing the wage standard. JONES WROT E TO Mrs . Carter on March 17, 1977, saying h e had mi ssed m eetin g eva ngelist Ruth Ca r ter Stapleton. President Carter's s ister. during her trip to San F rancisco. He also said that after a tnp to Cuba, he found the country was "badly In need or hospital equipment." THE AFL-CIO AND MANY member unions have rejected the guideline as inadequate lo protect workers rrom r ising pnces, whi<?h are going up at a rate of nearly lOpercent a year. The two-million-member Teamsters union, which does not belong to the AFL-CJO, has taken a similar stance. 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THE C OC KPIT TAP E transcript, released by the N,a· tional Transportation Safety Board, which Is investigating the accident, reported this con- versation during the 63 seconds befor~ the cr'ash: Capt. James E . McFeron !9 :00:42)· "ls tharthe one we're looking at·"· First Officer Robert E. Fox (9·00 :43 )· "Yeah, but I don't see him now " McFeron <9 :00:52): "lie was rlf(ht over here a mlnute ago." Fox 19:01 ·11 > • "Arc we clear or that Cessna"" Second Orficer Martin J . Wa hne (9:01:13 >: "Supposed to be." McFeron <9:01:14): "I guess." THE TRANSCRIPT at this point notes a sound of laughter , and a n off-duty PSA captain rid- ing in a jump seat, Spencer Nelson. said, "I hope." McFt:ron <9 :01:31 l : "Oh yeah.' before we turned downwind , I saw h im a bout one o'clock. probably behind us now.'' The transcript notes sounds similar lo a gear extension and at 9 :01:38 records Fox as say. Ing, "There's one underneath," indicating he may have spotted the Cessna. That was followed by an un.intelllf(ible re mark. At 9:01 :45, McFeron exctalms, "Wh oop!." a nd t'ox s houts , "Ai hbh!" A TtNTH OF A s~c.ond later there Is the soW'ld or impact . and McFeTOn says. "Easy ba by, easy baby," as he apparently Is trying to control the alrcrart. THE FINAL WORDS. from an unidentified person, are, "Ma, J love you ... Al 9:02·04 . apparenUy at the moment of ground impact, the recording st.ops. I t's No Prop summoned them to die. RHODES SAi D H E s aw mothers give the poison to their c h i ldre n befo r e takin g It themselves. "It Just got a ll out or order ," he r e ported . "Babies were ~c reamin g, c hildr en were screaming, and there was mass confu sion." Armed guards tur ned back people who tried to leave the ritual Those who drank went into convulsions. their eyes rolled upward a nd they gaspe d for breath before falling dead. J ONES, CLAD IN bl ack pants and a colorful casual shirt. was found on his back on the pav1hon ~tage . He apparently s hot himsetr in the right temple. The body or his wife was nearby. Bodies carpeted the open-air pavilion, and the yard around 1t was solid with them . Many of the victims clutched each other. "From the air it literally looked like a garbagf.! dump whe re somebody dumped a lot of rag dolls," s aid Charles Krause of the Washington Post. who v1l't 1te d Jon e~t own a ~ a reprcscntut1vc or the foreign press. KRAUSE WAS among the s urvivors o f the Saturday a irs trip attack that left U.S. Rep. Leo P. Ryan, 0 -Calif., and four others dead. Another camp s urv ivor . G rover Davis. 79, said he realized what was coming when J o n es ann ou n ced by loudspeaker: "The time has come fo r us to meet in another place." lie said he s lipped off and hid in a hole al the edge of a clearing. Hyacinth Prash. in her 70s, was ill and stayed in a cabin. 0 Ill alU ~111 Wtty '"'" 0.111'<- a.lu•CMIY ~ ""'°1v II 'rOV C10 'ICM -----111 •• "' Qlll Deloff! 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An unldenUrted volce 11ys • "Whoo!" a nd the captain Tsutz1, the mixed-breed pooch reclining w1lh a pair or sung lasses, isn't ju15t trying lo get attention. Owner Harold Pearce of Green Valley, Ariz., said he gave the rlog her first pair or sunglasses because she blinked so much ln the hot desert sun. He says she also likes the glosses because they keep the wind out or her eyes w1Ten she rides in the car .. --- ' Pl as Ill ( an m· th. co Joi fiv llM im fol an Su exc bet •• lod Na Cat rai rep Ski sai1 ha~ $10 ha' ove ana "no do" Jan red• Tai• saic sev1 Am Cit> wou add }/(] '6£ Joi SJ MU a SIT CBUSI idea co Ile ca mt In Mao. The work 1cr i1 Madi wrolC 1%5 sold I had . that I n actUI thad Mac/ this J high. other dred5 lars t their To valua chant inclUi mo rt guide for~ the pf list tat To wit •Obit. name code Tbe J Dtp Mlh Niles avail ..... di T~.Nov.mber 2t . t978 Fans Vie for Judy Memories " I .. I • HOLLYWOOD (APl -Judy Garland. the ·'••endar1 superat_, who died nine Ytl'rt qo, set• to1> billing t.hinnonth at an auction that promises to become a Judy·1tyle love·ln. Fana from 11 f1r as England and Franr• have reserved some or the 1.000 available eeata for the sale of Judy's "treHW'ed memorabllla and art" Nov. rt In the Grand Ballroom of the Beverly Wll~hire HOltl. THE FAITllF\JL AllE paying S2S a seal fQr the chance to 'buy 423 items in- cluding Judy's falKe eyelashes, her personalized golf clubs and her classic 19~3 Mertedes Benz. For those who just want to gawk there will be a Nov. 26 preview of Judy's treasures for a $S entry fee. Photos of lhe star will be on sale. The collection, which also features Judy's furniture, silverware and copper cookware, is being sold by the late star's third husband. Sid Luft, who bas lived with her possessions since their djvorce in 1965. HE SAYS THIS Is his way of exorciz- lng memories of his ex-wife and appeas- ing his current wife who is tired or liv· ing with the ghost of Judy Garland. me." Luft says. "I don't know what the experience will be like to see certain -=--thlnp d&appear in front-of me . . . but ~ think I've spent enough of my life on lhe past." . Althoudl_ Luft isn't discusalnic the llnanclal side of the auction, be stands to make a bandsome,Profit. Auctioneer ,C.B. Charles, who came here rrom Pontiac. Mich .. to arrange the sale. says fans tend to pay big prices for it-Oms or purely sentimental ~l~. . .. L ST YEAR, JOAN Crawford~s false eyelashes brought S800 in New York." Charles recalls. A few years uo. the red $hoes Judy Garland wore in "The Wizard of Oz" were sold at the MGM auction for $15.000. "It's an enigma." says Charles. "why someone would pay such a big price for something just bec~use someone LBJ ENJllSl(JNED JOURNAUST ROLE famous owned It ... But there Is ~ . pride of ownership -having sometbiQI ~ that a famous person-had.~ - Charles bas auctioned the estates or collections or John Barrymore, M .. ~ West, Marlon Davies, Anlta Louise and • Ann Sotbem. 1 • TffE TOP rrEM in the Judy Garlanct l auction ls the star's 1953 Mercedes 3005, · a limited edition car with marooaJ : leather interior and cui;tom filled lugl • gage which Charles hopes to sell for l "between $50.000 and $100,000." ' Luft, whb sought approval of the auc-' tion from Judy's children -Loma an4 ( Joey Luft and singer Liza Minoelli, san the daughters wanted tokeepJudy'scar. "They said, 'Daddy, you can't sell Utt Mercedes'!'' But Luft says the car would have been impractical for Liza or Loma who liveinNew.York. PERHAPS THE MOST touchinglY' persq.nal item to be auctioned is a lhl" leather-bound volume of poems written by Judy when she was 18. • "They are sad and pretty." says Lui\ of the compositions reflecting on •«>; love and emotional pain. The never-published book Will be sold along with publishing rights. "It wa-s causing dissension," Luft says. "Il was bad enough to live wit& a "" w1,.,... .. guy who's been married to a movie star AUCTIONING OFF JUDY GARLAND MEMORABILLA IN HOLLYWOOD of Judfs legendary ma~nJlud~. But to . live with all the matenal things that AUSTIN,'Texas <A P I -Lyndon Johnson ~WJlS thinkin(t1 about retiring fr<fm polltlcs'.ano1 becoming a newspaper publisher· J~}>efore the as- sasfinittiori or l?tfsident l\:enoe<SY. 'Obblson's1des\ies were're..-ea.led in a , se.ti,A 1or' interlviews wJth ~Johnson's frlfnlis :,ahd tfotmer ~ides i by ADStin For many buyers, memories will f>d stirred by costumes on sale -th+ black, bead-eqcrusted jacket Judy wor4t when she sang al Carnegie Hall, th• sequinned toreador pants worn for hef Auctioneer C. 8 . Cherte1 With Superstar 1 OreHlng Teble surrounded her was too much ... · last concert at the Palace Theater in 1967 \ t [ "Got a problem? Then write to Pat Dunn. Pat will cut red tape, getting the answers and action you need to solve inequities in government and ~u. Mail your questions to pat Dunn. At Your Service, Orange Coad Dally Pilot. P.O. ,Box 1560, Costa Mesa , CA 92626 As many letters as possible wall be a~ed. but phoned inquiries or Letters not including the reader's full name, address and business houn' phone number cannot be considered. Thf.Scolumn appears dai· lyezcept Salurdays." I Blood Credit• StlU ~t DEAR PAT: Since moving to California we have tried to join a blood bank or other' group which would give credit to a family for blood donatiClns. The Red Cross and local hospitals say they have !><> blood credit plans. This is not the case in other places we have lived. In both Oregon and the Midwest a card was Issued and records kept crediting our family with the number of pints of blood donated each year so we could draw upon that amount if it became necessary. J .J .T., Huntington Beach The American Red Croes does have a bleed "credit" program, accordJnc to Mario MJcllaUc:, Red Cross ipekeswomaa. Up to flve lllll&a of blood can be doaa&ed by au lltdhiduJ eacll year, and rttords are kept of Ute amoan& doaated. U a family Deed for blood &raalfasloD ocean, tbe 1 credli accamula&ed by a family member caa ~ used. Ms. Mkbalic will explain IUUler lf you I phone 83$-5381, Ext. 30. . f Many California firms have baood coUedlon I programs as do cbarcbes and service organba· I tloOB. Perhaps you just baveq'& found a colledlon l program you could join. · I f I Branck RoW1dlt1 Qllntlotled DEAR PAT: Is it true that "off.brand" tires are just as good as those with a well-known brand name? Tire salesmen tell me that the ofr·brand variety is comparable to more expensive tires if they are made by a ''quality" manufacturer. R.P., Mission Viejo. The Bareau of Automo&lve llepalr says few manufacturers possess &be enormous resouces necessary to produce tires on a ~olame basis. Some Ure dealers selling UUle knotna braeds take advantage of this fact, saylq Ult &Jre was made by a well·known manufacturer and Uaerefore ls just as good. Tbls is no& neeeuarlly &ne. Private brand Urea, while &My mast be certified safe, are made to special speclflca&loas and 1abjed to com· petltlve price pressures. The fact Ula& Rell tires are made by weU·kaow. mamdactmen la • as· surance &Ila& tbey meet &he same studal'U set bf v tbe manllfacguer's own brand. Callflda llet•ra'• T~ Free DEAR PAT: Although I am a Canadian citizen, I've lived in California since 1.95S. I plan on returning to Canada, and want to know the regula· lions for taking some of my household goods back with me. Can you tell me where to get this in· formation? P. B .• CoSta Mesa Tbe Canadian Connlate GeDeraJ•s ellke ptlt A YS la &oacJt witb Can... cast.NII oflldals. Tiiey .., tlaat SI.nee Y• ... ft Uftd ..... of Cuada for more tlau fltt yean, no owaerllllp re- qalremea&s oa goods appUes to yo•. Year bouellold Hems may be nQu W to Cmda da&y alld tu-free became 7" laue ~ ,_1e91e4 and aed Ulem prior to yov m.n. A lteeklet, "Movlltg Back to Canada." Is belal malled to JOt1 for balorm~tioe aboat etlaer relocatm •..UOU f Ula& may occv to>'" as JM plaa ywr .. n . ; I ., State Set• Strid si-••nl DEAR READERS: All pauettf:e:ar tires t sold ID California mu& c.•Pb wD al.safety l s&uda• aacl llear certdk.._ • 1M lldew.U., . to1etller witla die mualadm'er'• Wez&llJ, ti.re lbe, ply nUng, etc. Tiie leUen ••DOT" • lllle i ........ certify ... ,.. ..................... . dalldardl. A4Jaeell& Is a -W wtlllela 1•1 11ftee &lite Ure maulaeanr. A ..._ ..._.. .. aWe to .... -1-.uUal nfenMO ... ., ....... Ure ••ufaclllaev "1 -•· Furniture Safety Pushed WASHINGTON <APl -Furniture s afety standards that would help prevent fires but add to the cost of furnishing a home have been recom- mended by the staff of the Consumer Product Safe- ty Com mission . The staff, saying t least 500 people die annually in fire s caused by cigarettes igniting furniture uphols\ery, recommended Monday a flammability sta ndard t)lat the five-member commission is expected to vote on next year THE COMMISSION staff said the goal would be "the production of upholster ed furniture which would not ignUe when a cigarette is al- lowed to burn on it.•' Cigarette s can smolder in upholstered furniture for hours after all family members have gone to sleep, caus· 1 ing smoky fires that can cause death through smoke inhalation. "Cigarettes are the largest single cause of home fires. causing at least 10 percent of them," George Anikis of- the commission staff told reporters. THE REGULATION would require testing of all types of fabrics used in furniture . The furniture could not be sold if c.harring spread more than three inches from test cigarettes.. The staff said the ex· tra cost to consumers would be $6.60 to $10 for a sofa and $.1.50 to $5.30 · for a chair. These figures are far below those given by the furniture industry. JOE iroLKOWSKI, technical dlrector of Q!e National Association o Furniture Manufac· turers, said before the commission announce· ment that the regulation could make a $400 sofa cost $500. Anikis, asked about the difference between the cost estimates, said, .. Tbe industry is quoting data tbat is three years old." · He said recent trends in furniture manufac- ture have been away from natural fibers to man-made fibers, which are less likely to be ig- nited. A regulation that requires standards already met by many fibers will cause little n.ew expense, Anikis •a.id. You can Charge DAILY PILOT Claulffecl Ads 642•5671 Luft was seated in his apartment liv-•.: Ing room beside Judy's coffee table from "A Star is Born." Hts bedroom is furnished with Judy's ornate French provincial bed and dressing table. Her candelabra are ln the di~ room. All will be sold. "THEY.RE MATERIAL things and they have-a certain nostal~c value lo $1 _-·I Artieric&lt-statesoi'an .reporters.. r ,. ·' 1ffb'r-atce Busb~.1 a ,foJ'mer newspaperman and 16ilgtime . Johnson •1• friend. recalled that the then-vice presi~ dent had spoken to him on Nov, 8, 1963.' about buying a newspaper -apparent- ly the American-St,~an or , the i Hou.stori Chronicle. 1 • 1 I ' ,. . AMONG THE PERSONAL items a'vailable are 29 pairs of Judy's stock~ ings ln every color of the rainbow. : Although some may see the auction as morbidly commercial, Luft inslsts Judy would, have approved. ''Judy 1wouJd have loved the produc- tidn and the hoopla and the people, ~ Lurt'says. "That's what she lived for ... I I l I • I I I f ' ! # COROLLA LIFTBACK. FORD PINTO 3-Door Runabout Standard Features STEEL-BELTED RADIAL TIRESt AM RADIO (may be deleted for credit) ELECTRIC REAR WINDOW DEFROSTER TINTED GLASS All AROUND PROTECTIVE BODYSIDE MOLDINGS FULL'WHEEL COVERS DELUXE BUMPER GROU~ BRIGHT WINDOW FRAMES FRONT BUCKET SEATS MINI.CONSOLE COLOR-KEYED CARPETING 2.3 LITRE OHC ENGINE 4-SPEED MANUAL TRANSMISSION RACK AND PINION STEERING FRONT DISC BRAKES STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STAND~RD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD - STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD STANDARD Check out the stickers, including California emissions and destination charges. You'll find the 3-door Pinto Runabout is sticker-priced $1,011 less than the Toyota Corolla Uftback for comparabfy equipped models. And on the '79 Pinto you get a new design, inside and out. Plus an impressive list of standard fNUipment. All at a surprisingly low price. ·excludes title and taxes. tSteel·belled radials available alter Dec. 1 on Pinto RunaQouts equipped wilh 2.3 Hire engine and cpuonal automatic transmission. • FORD ' oranoen> 1oa11yPo101 Editorial Page .................................... ~------------------ Robc,.t N. Wffd/Publl1her ThomH Ktevll /Editor 8.1rt>ara Krtlt>lch /!dltorlal Page Editor Prop. 13 Impact ·Two Years Away A 11un· ·r of Cohfom1a's ~ countl and 416 c1Uet b> the CaHronu Taxpuy rs' 1aUon lndlcate1 moet wlll manage f;urly Wl'll in l978-19, the Ctrst (1sc1I year follow· Ing pastmgc of Propo~ut lon l3. lndl'!l'<I. the counU 0¥ rall b ve manaaed to ~v r 87 per nt or the revl'nu lost a r<>Sull ol property tax cutback and the cltie hove recovered som~ 41 ~rcent Thi~ has been lane ly due to the dl.atnbulion of $4 billion ln ball~ul fund Crom lhr state surplus. long wllh hJring freezes and o vurtety of US<'r fee incre . ~ 1 Seventy-four percent ol lbe counttl\ and 43 percent or the ctu roportcd lncre lAA loco! fees. or lmpoalnt n w one~. tor bu.sin ·~ liCt.'rtses, new dt'\ elopments. utlUty ser vices, park Jnd rec~aUon use. udm1 'tons and the ll kc However. :,ay~ nJ -Tax, the outlook two ycanr down the road ts nowhere ncur as bright Uthe much-d iscu.'lsed recession hits. it's downright d.ismaJ f<'or on{' thing. by 1981-82, the stale probubly will havt> no more than S2 6 b1lhon tn avnllable rund!t to help oHset a projl-ctcd shorttall or $9 billion m local revenues. A newly passed law that keeps wage-earners from be· inn boosted Into higher tax brack~ts with every cost -or- livthg raise will stem the exaggerated collection of state income tax that helped build the original surplus. For another, at least some of the 3,000 city and 9,000 county positions that have been left vacant by hiring freezes eventually will have to be filled. · For both cities and counties, much of the post. Proposition 13 "saving" has been made possible by dip- ping into reserves, which will not be available two years from now. and by defe rring capital outlay projects, some of which will have to be undertaken. And the 2 perce nt Ud on property tax increases now ls frozen into the law. regardless of the fact that inflation continues to increase government operating costs. In short, concludes Cal-Tax, the real Proposition 13 crunch will be felt about two years from now. And slate and local governments will be well advised to keep look· ing for ways to make permanent spending cuts because apparently the free m oney isn't going to last indefinitely Spending Winner On the s ubject of · government costs, some recent 5t.atistics indicate that Capitol Hill is the runaway winner In the federal sweepstakes. l\n 18-year comparison, covering the period from 1960 to 1978, shows that the White House executive office, which had 338 employees in 1960 has only increased to a Qfodesl 376 staff members this year. In the j udicial sector, the Supreme Court, which had ~3 employees in 1960, now has 323. But the number of employees in the legislative bra nch up on the lfill has grown from 14,954 in 1960 to a whopping 39,558 this year. And the cost of operating the legislative branch has soared 10 times, from S116 million in 1960 to $1.l bllllon in t lfo current budget. Even allowing for innation. that's much too much. Unwelco01e Invasion Most te levision viewers have gro\Vn reluctantly ac- customed to the fact that if they want to watch the aix ~'c lock news while eating dinner they'll Just have to put p with graphic commercials for such unappetizing items s laxatives, deodorants and bad breath remedies, along With things that clean drains and toilet bowls. f But a group of women who three years ago decided lhe ads for feminine hygiene products were going too far ls finding some new support for the 65,000 slgoature1 iilready on petitions to get the ads of! the air. They have succeeded in persuading the National As· sociation of Broadcasters to restrict the ads to daytime programming between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. and evenings end weekends after 10 p.m. While this may have eliminated young childi-en from the viewing a udience, it isn't much help for the embar- r assed t een-age girl watching a movie with he r boyfriend. Or for the man of the house who may be ac· eustomed to h aving the late show interrupted by half a <tozen used car commercials, but is less receptive lo a similar barrage of praise for tampons, sanitary napkins ~nd douches. Complaints have come from bolb types or viewers. They're bucking a multi-million dollar market but lf the cigarette folk can keep the dollars rolling in without television ads, maybe we can be spared this brand of un· jnvit cd promotion too. , • 0Pin1ons expressed 1n the space above are those of the Daily Piiot. Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and •rtlsts. Reader comment is invited. Address The Daily Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 642-i321. Boyd/ Better Buy By LM.BOVD In Spain. gasoline at $1 .60 a ga llon costs Just about twice as much aa wine, bear in mind. The main symptom of that rore malady known as tin· nitus ls a constant ringing in the ears. Some ·people afntct· ed with lt bave committed t+Uicide when the Incessant head noises just got to be too much . Dear Gloomy Gus Mackey Mouse'• V'lllt to tbe Whlte HO\llfl con· firmed all my 1u1pi· dona on what goes on there. B.E. The sunlight that strea mPi against the surface or the earth creates a pressure or approximately two pounds per square mile. Not enough to pump water maybe, or generate electricity. But ,it's a n energy source. even so. The science. boy• believe that huge space boata, powered by sunlight pressure, wlll aall all over the place aomeday. You don't usually thtnk ot concrete aa beln& one of the most perllbable ot all com- modlUel. But It ls. At leut, re1d1·mlJt concrete Is. If It Isn't delivered and poured wltbin 90 mlnutea of the time It's mixed, ll ceta It.ale and starts to lOM lta •trencth· Jf you don'l lhln.k there~s a lively inte reet in thal healthy extrclte called Jo11in1, how do you account for the fact that there arG rour national mafazlnH publlabcd that dea Ytilh tbl tubjeet? "Dl1a.runtled," 1a11 o.ar Lani .... •Mt ...... DOt ................ loltlt.1 ...... ' Jack And non Politics Block New Cas So11rce-· W AS HIN G'r ON -Tho Am•riclD publlc'a lnaaUable tbJrat for IAJOlhw and oil bu frequenlly led Slate Departmenl pollcymakera to laoore tbe und mocraUc nature of many oll·produ l'lng countries. ReprHSk>o. It 1 ma, .can be winked at lo keep the oil nowtna Dul when domt> tlc polltlcal con.1lderationtt override the need for fuel: lt'1 a dl(fer o ot story A c heap, euy method of rnanutac- l u r 1 n g gas· olane from coal has been developed ~1 the South JU· dean govern· menl. Rut It has not been made available lo American consumers be~ause the Carter administra· tlort doesn't want to appear lo be too coiy with lhe whitemajority South Alrlcangovernment . UNLIKE the shah of Iran. South Africa's racist rulers and their apartheid policies have aroused the strong opposition or American blacks. T hus, the political consequences or. open alliance could be djsaslrous: The South Africans· coal liquefaction process -wbicb convert.a coal to refined gasolioe -was developed in the 19505 to Earl Waters avoid ~ oo Imported oil. Ironically, the plant was built a nd d 11l1ned almost exclusively by American firms. T\\e Fluor Corporation, wb!ch helped bu.lid the pleat, ls oow conalrucUog a much larger faclUty for the South Africans. Fluor baa 111 lhe t echnical torormaUoo that would be needed to llalrodu~e lbe process, int his country. B VT UNDO the company's rontract with its South African employers, F1uor is forbidden to reveal lbe secret biueprlnts or t he r e volutionary process witboul the South African government's permission. For their part. the South Africans bave indicated their wllllugnees to part with the secret for a token $1 million. Another $4 million fee would go to the Fluor Corporation. Tbe deal would also call for a formal agreement between the United States and South Af rican governments. "All they wanted was a little piece of paper.•.• one well-placed source told our reporter Mike Kranish. But it was Just this "little piece or paper" that has proved to be the sticking point. The State Department Is leery or any formal. agreem e nt on anytbing with the South African governmenl. DEPARTMENT of Energy sources told u.s that they were Initially "very aa.xiou.5" to vtan Soutb Alrica for a look Ml the coal Uquefactloo plant. Because of the delicate political Issues Involved, h o wever, DOE c h ec ked with the State Depart.rnent. After stalling for a year. Focgy Bottom instructed DOE to drop the idea .. DOE cot' the message. "Suddenly OW' memos were the oppoalte of our initial opinion," a DOE 10UrCe said. "We told Slate tbe technical information wasn't significant and we shouldn't push forU>e visit." The State Department inslats thal tbe Department of Energy ls oo !oncer interested, but DOE sources vehemently deny thls. ·'We have been stifled by political maneuverings. but we still are very anxious to learn the Information," s aid one source. COAL liquefa c tion. incidentally, has been described by one energy expert as "the answer to our energy problems and a fail-safe contingency plan as long as we have coal. we would have gasoline." Footnote : Meanwhile. the United States 1s engaged in a costiy effort to crack the secret of this low-cost method of making gasoline. "Right now," said a high-level energy official. "we're 1peoding almost $700 million In research on something that's already been discovered.·· ANGaY VETS: Jn his Zell ror streamlining the governroent. President Carter has 1tepped on a number ol toes. Now he has suc- ceeded ln stirring the out.rage of the naUon '•powerful veterans or- gaolzaUons. He manqed thi.a by Including tbe Comrn.lttee on Cemeteries and Memorials on his list of advisory groups th a t have outlived their UJefulness to the government. The committee ls made up or veterans from all branches of the armed services who help the Ve terans Admlnlstrallon find a!ld acquire public land ror national cemeteries. The committee, for example. played a key role In obtaining sites in Riverside, Calir., Indiantown Gap, Pa., and Cape Cott, Mass. The cemeteries, dedicated in 1976. were the first thal have been acquired since 1950. BUT mERE are 23 states which either have no national cem e teries a t all or h a ve cemeteries that are filled to capacity. This was what the a dv I sory committee was working to rectify -at least until its last meeting more than_ a year ago. The Carter administration submitted legislation last year to abolis h the committee, provoking a howl from the veterans. Neither Senate no r House so much as held a hearing o n th e bill. Ve terans Administrator Max Cleland had privately ass ured veterans groups that if the legislation were not acted on, be would "put the committee back in action...... ----'- Tb e vets we r e further encouraged last month when Rep . Clarence Long, 0 -Md .. wrot e a m e mbe r o f the moribund committee that ir legislation we re not e nacted ·'the committee on cemetere~ and memorials r em ains in effect." BVT THE VA'S general .counsel. Guy McMicbael, now inslst.s there was no need for new legis lation t o kill the advisory committee. Under terms or the original law that set up the committee, it had ncuv ceased to exist, he said. Footnote: A VA spokesman conceded that the advisory committee has played a "valuable" role In the planning f new Jl.81.loo.al cemete ries. The presid ent's budget office. however, claims that the course or future cemetery development has already been set. and the VA can run the program effectively wit h o ut h-el-p fro m thf' committee. Time to Change Judge Selection Method Chief Justice Rolle Bird's nar· row escape from early retire- ment by lbe voters can bard· ly b e vi ewed as a v ictory for her. Runnin g agalnlt nobody but benelt she barely squeaked out a few votes ahead wlth more than 6 million cut. _ Neve r , atnce the currenl method of balloting on supreme and appellate justices came into being 44 yea r s ago • h as a n y j us tice been handed s uch a crushing demonstra- tion of dlsap. prov. I by the people. True, there had never before bffn such an effort to unaeat an appointed Justice. Two groups. working separately. organized forces and raised thousands of dollars in campaigns lO brin& aboul her defeat. Alt.bouab.. they didn't succeed, Charles McCabe the complete unworkability of the system was exposed. 'Ibey proved it is nothing more than a charade which makes the most serious effort or the people to avail themselves of their right to participate in the selection of the s late's top j udicial orrtcers merely an exercise in futility. OBVIOUSLY, the n, there s ho uld be a c ha nge in the &yste-m. Either the people s hould enjoy the right to participate In a m eaningful way In the selec· lion or the justices or the sham or their .being elective officers should be abandoned. If the juaUces are not to stand before the voters the n they should be subjected to a rigid confirmaUoo process. The pres· eot one with only two appointed justices and the attorney general making the approval ls a farce. The very least tbat should be required Is confirma- tion by the people's re pttSen· tativea ln the Senate as is the federal system. However . because of the trend the courts have taken ln makln.g laws rathe r than interpreting · them, the case ror having them fully responsible to the elec· torate becomes overwhelming. ST AllTING In l950 the courts increaalogly have become the principal agent for change In our poUUcal order. usurping control from the legislative bodies and even the people themselves. To the courts we owe such things as busing, the abandon· ment of capital punishment, and the ridiculous redistricting or the Calilomla Legislature wtUch stripped the rural areas of any power and placed It all in the ttands or t.be urban centers . With the courta' conteoUona that the CoostJtuUon is a Uvtng document to be chanced as the Justices see flt. they have re- duced the Constitution as well 11 all the statutetl lo blank parch· ments. And. without havlna to race the electorate. they have rendered the Le1ltlature and lbe people impotent. But who says the judges arc such statesmen as to replace the elected representatives in mak· ing the policies ror government? They are not possessed or any peculiar knowledge to make them superior to the legislators. TO THE contrary, appointed by partlaan poUtical governors -and put beyood the power or the ele<'· to r a t e. th ey s it 1n the ir cloistered towers totally un· responsive to the needs and lhe wi ll of the people, assuming the awesome powers of infinit e wisdom to serve u self-anointed guardlam of the people's Mghts and Interests. It is an intolerable situation. Fortunately, It remains within the power of the people to re- medy it. By cons titutional cbaose. lhrou1h the inJUaUve proceu If neceuary, the Jutllcea can be brou1ht before the voters in elections contested by other candidates. And tbelr terms, far too lensth,y at twelve years, can be abortened. Voters Need 'None of Above' Ballot Choioo Now that ll'I all over. I wonder bow many of you voters out there wt.ab we bad oo our books the "Nooe of tbe above" elecUoo category that Neveda enacted • ,.,. ran back. Perbapa move amon1 peculiar people but l'vo never encountered an e lection n where people _ wl1bed they ~ · did not have ,.,; to vote for · either Brown or Sv.lle, a P•lr tbet 11111•• more ot Twtedl ••• T• . ·••••• bet•••• tbem• tb•• 1M7 woald _..to Mmlt. /ta ID ,.. so mQY elections recently. the opt.loo eeeroed to be between a smart aumbltcb and a dumb bastard. A couple of yean back I went OD record that Californl• should e nact tbe Nevad a l)'ttem wberetn voters may expreta dis· pl•uure with candldates offered them. In lwo major races held there thl.a year, tM volf'n did In fact at.ate t.llt they preftrred "none of the above'' to the can· dldatet oo tbe ballot. Unhappily. the law does not get rid of can· did•*-J\llt bec1us they lOM to llr. NGM. .. NON& OF the above" 1ot ¥Otel In the RepubtJcan .,,, Ulla year for a tHt In ,._ tlOIDPared to U,MT for ... lJ,11'7 for Sam C.v· oar. described al "a perennial "Those who do vote arc c 1 nd t date." Althoucb b e primarily motivaled by fear that fin la b~ Hcond to "none." tbln11 will set wone if they O'Mara woo the nomination don't , ratber than hope that anyway. tb1n11 wlll Improve. How often For C the Llbtrtarlan par-have JOU voted tor the leaat evil ty has puahln1 an lnlUauve of eaodldltet or stayed aw~ to set "Nooe of the above ls IC· from tbe poUa becaUH f:.U cou.ld ~:r~~.b~·~nut!:~:~fri;!~ :!.:?1'1!:·~'T: ~=~r th'!{°! ly ~int out. mllllona of citJMN vote for the least evU ls a vote el11lbl• to vote no tonger see any for some evil, and that good can purpose In dolnff so. PolltJcal never rosull when the choices cand,da&ee and campaiana are •r;.,~~~li:e ~~:!::'l~~·a. lurnln1 people off. Why ? the Libertarian Idea it better B E C A lJ 11 • • a y t & e and mott IOlfcal. l like •'Non. of Ltbe rtartant, "E1tabll1bment tbe above lt acatptable" oo t.bo poUUcW. have nothlna to offer ballot. Should OW cMaipaUon Hcept hllhtf tax.ea anCt (Nil« &el IQCln marb than any of the £nterfel"lllC9 ln Lbe Uv• ot tbe ianfidatet. a n.ew eleetlon would cttlmlry, _ ·'8 bekt, say wit.bbl \br .. weeks. . . CALIFORNIA Sails Auny SAN PEDRO IAP> A BrHlah tanker th1t unloaded ti 5 mlllion 1alloeb or hl&hly volaUI llqu@flf'd JM"trol um .i•it dunn1 th k nd aall.ci out ot Los An&tlf' Hubor Mond ) , · The Cavl'ndi11h'a arrlv1i in the harbor f'rld1y set. off a rles of •trlt'l ttunty musures amid dlJeuulon from envlronmc•ntall a. a to t.be aafet,y of handltn, the hiChly pre urhcd fuel But a harbor spokt>sman 111td tM unloadln• of the LPG wais atCl'O mpliabl>d 'Nlthout incident Al,.,..rt Eq••.._ ApplWft'll LOS ANGELES IAPI An upans1on program that would 1mpro"e automobile acc:e s and parkina and add nl'"'' tt1rmlnals at Los An1ele• lnternaUonal Alr]iort was pproH>d Monday by the • Board of Airport ---------.. Comml loner ( ) The $53S million STATE program would e·nable ..... --------· the airport to handle 40 m i lli on pass engers annually, Its maximum, and a 1ump or seven mllllon from the number of passengers expected this year. Officials said they hoped the project would oo completed within five years. Ponto lt'U aa• Sftatnwefl --LOS ANGELES CAP ) -Prosecution witness John Robert Duncan, 35, has been sent to jail for five days for cont.empt after refusing to testify in the child pornography trial of two m\!n. Superior Court Judge Philip M. Newman imposed the sentence Monday on Duncan. a former child counselor with the Long Beach Parks and Recreation Department. Duncan. who has been in custody at Patton State Hospital. had been granted immunity in exchange for his t.esUmony after an appearance before the county Grand Jury last July Bea"fl .S1t0tc Bit• 81e1 '• By Tbe A11od1ted Press Cool and wet. weather ls expected to continue today. wit.h heavy snow in the northern Sierra, the National Weather Service said. . Weather forecasters predicted an 80 percent chanc-e of rain in the Bay area and variable snowfall in the Tahoe area. Since Sunday. over an Inch has fallen at Blue Canyon, part rain and part snow. San Francisco's rainfall was .20 of an inch, while Sacramento reported .12 or an Inch and Saunas .85 or an lncb. Skies will clear Wednesday, weather forecasters said · OM. V PILOT .4 f f · ·smcide··· Practicea ··· Cult teader 'Teat,ed' Followers BERKELEY IAP) -"A lot of beautllul people died because Jim Jones pre-ordained this many years ago," said a shocked former People's Temple member. remembering mass suicide drills by truatlng foUowers who believed they were taking poison. "Jim Jones always aald, 'I! they ever put me m JOll or 1t l am killed, we are all to commit. suicide, killing children first, making sure they are dead, then killing ourselves.' " said Linda Mertie. who left the cult a year ago just. before she was to go to Jonestown, Guyana, where more than 400 cult members died by poison and gunfire Sunday. • • WANDA JOHNSON, A Temple member for four years. said Jones '"was always -from early 1973 testing us with practice suicides. In 1973, when eight people defected from the church in San Francisco, that wrus the first time he tested us." She said J ones called followers to the San Francisco temple and alter • 12-year-old son was In Guyana and may be among the dead. Deborah Layton Blakely, in a June deposition, deacrtbed similar drills &t the Guyana settlement. Sirens, she said, would wake everyone up and about 50 guards with rtnes would rush around the settlement corralUng everyone to the mass meeting. THE MEMBERS were told some enemy was In the jungle and would overrun the camp and death was Im· mlnent, she said. "We were told everyone would be tortured by the mercenaries If we were taken alive. Everyone, inchJd- ing the children, were told to line up." said 'Ms. Blakely. "As we passed through the line w.e ~ere given a small glass or red liqwd to drink. We were told the liquid con- lai ne d poison and we would die within 45 minutes. We did as we w~re told." ""e,..._L.-r• Oft §4rt•-they had given him a clenched.fist • 1 ........ 1-e' o ., ~ salute, he announced. "We 're going to After they tiad·swalloed t.he liquid, she said. Jones told them it had Just been a loyalty test. DIANA MILLS, a Temple member for five years and now a member or the' family that. runs the Freedom Cente r. comprised of dissaffected Jones· rollowers, said the reverend once was "a grand humanitarian with genuine concerns for-humanity. Members o f Fres no Teachers Association struck the s tate's fifth-celebrate tonight." largest district Monday in a dispute over class size. Pickets SH E SAID, "He brought. in paper paraded in front o f a junior high school as negotiators resumed cups and poured wine in them ... bargaining for a new _contract t-Oday. Class sizes average 27 at the He ordered all or-us to drink it. we did elementary level and 30 in secondary schools, third lowest among and then he said to us, smiling, 'You ~=la=r~g~e~di='=s~tr~i~ct=s~i=n~t=h~e~sl=a=~~·~-~~-~~-~----~-~~ havejust~~poi~nandall~~u will bedeadin30minutes·." '"But Instead we found out later thlll the heavenly father (Jones I in· tended to rule by force and fear and violence and took a sadistic pleasure in disciplining his flock." Was Rev. Jim Jones l)ying of Cancer? ~ne sa1<1 a man Jumped up and said he didn't want to die, but was beaten to the floor by two-of Jones' angels' "what we called his hit men and women." "I beat him too because he doubted Lawyer Threatened Jim Jones' word," she said. LOS ANGELES CAP > ANOTHER WOMAN who shouted Muharem Kurbegovic. 35, ac· LOS ANGELES <APl -The Rev. Jim Jones, leader of the People's Temple, believed he wa11 te.Rninally ill -possibly with cancer -and bad promised to enter a hospital for tests aft.er U.S. Rep Leo Ryan's visit to the cult's Guyana enclave . Dr. Carlton Goodlet, Jones' doctor. said on Monday he had flown lo South America to examine Jones in August and lnslst.ed his patient enter a hospital, but Jones was reluctant then JONES WAS AMONG al least 409 cult members round poisoned or shot at the group's Jonestown settlement in Guyana Sunday and Monday. GQOdlet refused to discuss specifics of Jones' case, but writer Donald Freed. who spent a w~ek at the South. American compound in August, 'said Jones told him be was dying of a she didn't want to die was shot. al c u sed o r b ein g the i974 ably provoked the cult"s ambush w1thapistol.Theshotswere blanks. "Alphabe t Bo mbe r ," has Saturday that killed Ryan, a "After he CJones) enjoyed the threatened in Superior Court to Ca Ii forn i a Dem oc rat.; three agony or the people. he said that t.h1s kill his a~rney if he is not given American journalists and a sect. was Just a test of our loyalty.'' said a new laywer. member who was at~mpllng to_M~s~·~J~~~~~·-w~ho~a~d~d~ed~~tb~a~t~be~r-~~~~~----~~--~ leave. * * * Deprogranuner 'Warned FBI' Of Cult Acts 1n1urance .._. · TWO ADDITIONAL Y~RS ~nc"i/:1 GUARANTEED ~~·..... "NO INCREASE IN PREMIUMS" I> Business. Commercial Fire, Condos and Apartment Stupen Plead• I•••~ "cancer or cancer-like" disease. SAN DIEGO <AP) -Cult depro· grammer Ted Patrick says he warned U.S. officials five years ago to take action against rellgtous sects such as the People's Temple, blamed ror the weekend slaylngs or California Rep. Leo Ryan and four others. BOB p ALEY HORTH oc. 546-3205 LOS ANGELES IAP ) -Stanley M~k Rifkin FllEED SAID JONES may have has pleaded innocent to charges stemmtn~~m c: subconscious~ Linked_ J1is ownJ.a~ ~ m1lllon bank t?feff an<r-has . SU~ with that or his religious settlement. Patrick, a San Diego resident who bas-served-two~jall let'ms-for his ef, forts to get members of several culls &--ASSOc.IMC. SOUTNOC--642-6500- having tus bail reduced from S4 million to $200,000. projecting pessimism throughout the Wearing prison blue denim pants rolled up enclave and contributing to a siege over red tennis shoes, the short, stocky computer mentality. lo abandon their religious beliefs. _______ _;_-=--------------------said Monday be was not surpnsed at. analyst from suburban Sepulveda answered a firm "His medication intake was ver:y "not guilty" Monday to each or four counts handed high and he may have confused his down by a federal grand jury. His trial is to begin personal condition with that of the the murders and apparent suicide of------------------------------, at least 409 People's Temple mem· bers in Guyana. Jan. 30. group," said Freed. ··1 am surprised that it didn't hap- pen two or three years ago." Patrick said in a telephone Interview from Cincinnati, where he is conducting a cult deprogramming, what. he calls a "rescue." Goodlet agreed that Jones was "distressed" about. t.he illness. "He knew so much depended on his good health,'' said the physician. He remained in custody in lieu of the $200,000 reduced bond, which defense attorney Robert M. Talcot.t said still would be difficult. to raise. Talcott said that Rifkin. 32. has few assets and owes several thousand dollars to companies such as American Express. Rifkin's father, a Los Angeles City employee. ls not well-to-do and probably would have trouble posting the bond, Talcott added "THE WHOLE IDEA lof the settle· 'm e n t > was bu 1 lt a r o u n d b is avallabiUty." Freed said fears of destruction prob- He said he went to Washington, D.C., in 1973 to ask the Congress, the FBI and the Justice Department to take action against. the cults but got no positive response. Aelvertl.._.,t I I ouseu,if e sells ~las:s plate' }or '40; 1t·orth S J ,700 MLES. 111.-The story of a small fortune. lost be· cause a hou!>ewife had no idea her: ~~s plate was a cl.)lleclor s item. recently came to light. In a letter to J: R. MacArthur. chairman of The Bradford Exchange, world's largest trading cen· I •er in collector"s plates. a Madison. Wisc., woman wro1e: ··1 had a l,.alique 1%5 plate ... which l sold to a friend for S40. 11 had not hcurd of you at that time.'' . The plate sbe sold is actually valued at more than SI ,700. 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I Mlect from one of a kind cryRa) ornaments, CLOSED THANKSCMNC • DAY to oqul11te imported Italian Ughtt, unique European decorations, aorgeout potnMtU.., frah Chrt1tmu ptlandt and much, much, more. GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE r?'~l!IU~M-at~~/ SM .k>equln Hlllt Rd.•• MKArthur Blvd., Newport Be.ch, (714) 640:5800 ~n Dally f•m 10 6pm-Florl1t 640-677 4 • ' - • Special T•key Dinner $4.95 (Children's Plate $2.95) • TotHd Green Salad with choice ol draelng • Oven Roasted Tom Turkey • Cranberry Sauce. • Sage. Celery and • Fresh Mulhroom Otettlng • Giblet Gravy Noo..!!. to 10 p.m. • Butter Whipped Potatoes and Candled Sweet Potatoes • String Beans, Bretonne • Hot Roll and Butter • Ice Cream. S herbet or Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream Regular Menu allO ava_dable. 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M S • Olll~ S C>tt ... l\tft, M S Judlll! • Ou•\l•tb•tO, M S Vlrl!Hlt• A. GM'K<. 11 A Hlfffy P Htti.rmelll M.5.., J-W ,..,., B •, •ncl Slnerl< f~IO, 0 A Lff;M>• llN<ll """'""' l . <>•+ .. 11 •. ~ ... M. -.. \I, a.A.. Vici« lrel....i, 8 A., VIOi A K_...i.._ M S , Ile"'" S.. R-, 8 • . Don.Id Ii MomMfl, 8 A .• ...cl P•Mtl• H SI•• ftl4',8A. L~• Miili • ~ S -'-•· 8.A , •nn, 8 A , M.,._.,.. J c;.P<o. MA , C"•tlU 1.. k ing, 8 A , \/ltQ1,.13 N.tcota, 8 S • •fld Jot>n F -.BA Se11 Cleme111e M •< "•~• A C""wn~. 0.A. S.11 JV•ll CltlttlreN RAno.11 V kent,M !> SMlll ~ • ~ s.no.. .... M S WHtlnlMtw SIWef> ·-t'SOll, 8 A 1. Wiiiiam O. Kim, 8.A .. S.... 1.ttn II v. Lucio, 8.A .. J •<lt D. Mentvt. 8 • • C.,..11'11• 0 -r. II.$ , £rltt A-o. 8.A.. -vic-P SlllC>Nm BA. Simplicity Prevails E L CENTRO IAP > '.'lo. the new $6.7 million ;heriff's office and jail won't be called the Grand Slam, although the Im- perial County board or 1upervisors•tbought about tl. The Desert Cooler also was rejected as were the Hide Away and Bars and Stripes. In all, 24 names were proposed ror the jaiJhouse which is under t'Onstruction. "Let's make it plain and s imple,'' s ugges ted Supe rvisor John Keo· oerson before he and his colleagues decided to call 1t. plain and simply, the Imperial County Sheriff's Office and Jail. Act Dlegal FRESNO CAP> -A Bakersfield police of· facer act ed illegally when he removed an automobile trunk key from the pants pocket of a man during a J uly 14th investigation. the 5th District Court of Appeal here· ruled. The search occurred when the of fl eer was checking three people for stolen pro· ~rt). McCOttMICK MOaTUAlllS Laguna Beach 494-9415 lagttna MIU& 768-0933 San Juan CaptSlrano 49>1776 IAL.n...GHON foUtBAI. HOME 646-2424 Costa Mesa 673-S..50 llU.HOADWAY MOITUARY 110 Br<>adway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMl"fN.1'11ntM.L-LAM1 MOtlTUAH Wl$TCUIF CHAPB. CtenlltOtY • Flower Shop 427 E. 17th St Costa Mesa 646-4888 ,.a•cmtas Stotrnn MORTUAaY 627 Main St Huntington Beact\ 536-6639 s. ea o a MORTUAaY 9715 So. Coast HW')o. Laguna Beactt •94-1536 1533 N El Cen'Mno Re•I San Oemente 492-0, 00 ,.,.,.y cot.oHIAL ""•A&. NOMI 7801 Bolaa Ave W"1mtnatef 8~3525 PACINCYllW ~, ... COml19f'Y Mortuary ChlQ8I 3600 Paolhc: Vlew Ortvt. News>or1 S.ec:t\ 844-2100 • ByldK.... •·1·m 90"l'IO ~ you. Momttny. When you wont ~ niuf1 crocked put them under my rodtin' hone." American W-- Booklet Issued WASHINGTON IAPl -Tbe National Park Service has issued a booklet on the Revolutionary War battle of Kings Mountain. The 82-page booklet descrtbes the little-known but Important baUle In North Carolina. "For ~British the message was a bitter harvest of mistaken judgment and misplaced hopes. To the Americans, it was a revelation of possible ultimate victory, .. states the prologue. Copies of "With Fire a nd Sword: The Battle of King's Mountain.'' can be purchased for $3 from the Superintendent of Documents. U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, O.C .. 20402. Order stock number024-005--00710·5. Plate of the Day ' ' ~·cALl-FOR~N,-A ~ ... I I • . . 1 1 ,-- BEN BOX .--·-. BEN BOX -OW'ned by Gladys L. Box of Sacramento. Ben Box is her husband's name. It was the 100,000th environmental license plate issued ln California. Deaths R O ME !AP > Giorgio De Chirico, 90, considered by many to be Italy's gr-eates t painter of this century and founde r or the Italian metaph ysical movement, died M~ay of a heart attack. De Chirico's art is exhibited throughout the world, including New York, Moscow and the ma;or Italia n galleries. TUCSON, Ariz. <AP l -Bookseller Adolph Alfred Krocb, 96, who helpe d determine the marke t by c hoosing what books to s tock, died Sunday. He was c redited with he l ping promote trving Stone's "Lust fl ,. Life." the story of Vincent Van Gogh. Pt.11SLIC NOTICE Holise eflCI dtt«Ncl ge<ege touted et .50t, Stl l11C St.....C. ......_, e..n.. •••11-e for,..._ .. --.tlon. COftlKI l'Mer Plolkitl, 91'00 A•l•tloll 81YCI , l05 ~ le~ (2131 6't-t100. Put:>lf~ 0r..._ CO.ti O<Mty P llOC, Howmt:>er 1•. ts, t4, 11,J0,2t,n ,2l Jf 11, .. ,. • • ----------2l!!:!.' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE CW INTENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT tl>e St•t• ~ o4 Pen• -R•tfHti<ln, t•l6 Nini" Slreet, P. (). Bo• 'l'°. S"'tremeMo. CA '54111. 114s tlled •n •C>Pfl<ell<M'> with IN' Soultl Coest R~t COmM•nio.. tor tM lot1owl1t9 prooo..a oe .. elopn>e,.t: Put:>llc Rette•tlo" Fecllltlet. Relerer><e: Pltrmll P_.,S4 • ~lsi.ed Or ... COoHl 0.lty PMot HW.20,n .%21919 SJ.U.~ PUBLIC NOTICE ,-ICTITlOU'S 9 11StNIEU HAM« STATaMIENT The tollowl1>9 e>eoo•'l ••• Ool"Q busiMtSH' PA tVAlE INVESTMENTS GROUP, 7,. N. Cypr•n ~lrHt. Or•noe. Ce111omi•'l766' l-• E. Ho4111<tt.. IOOS CMndetl, PIKentle, Cellfoml• mlO $teptien G. ~i<k, ~ FIM\111<,a. Ple<ent1e, c..ittomte m10 l>eMiS Hot:>llc.ltl. ml Slftl• ,...,. ,.. .. _ • .........., Celltoml• ""°" Ectwerd Hot:>lk:lt, C/O IOOS CemOen. PIKenll•. c.tltomla .,.10 T"I' EMnlneu h <Oftdll<t~d t>v a 9efMtr•l~ip Stel)fl9ll G. -"' llT• tfitemenl wa llled_J"lth IM Co.inly Clerk Of O<•~ C.O..nty °" Ho .. me.r 17, i.111 Fl_, Publlslwlcl Or t!10l' Cout 04111y Piiot. Nov•m~r }t. 21 and Decomber s. 11, t•78 ~RK CAP1 Writer and producer Robert Alan Aurtha.r, 56. o ne or the le ading television dramatists d~rlng the 1950s, died Monday of lung cancer. •--P-VB_U_C_N_OTl.....,.._C_E-......- Best known for his work i ti te levlsion, Aurthur •---,.-,-CT-m_ou_s_•_us_1 .. -E-s_s __ a Is o wrote p I a y s. NAMl!STATIMCHT scr eenplays, magazine ...!~:c>1-"'!l e>enOt1 I\ dot"Q bu•· articles, s hort stories 8AY TELEPHONC PRODUCTS, and books. t ~5M1c11e11CH\ Sult• 302, ,,.,1no, CA \ I Ctoyde P. -MCI, tCl)IO I.ti He- clelld• Ave., Apt. M·2, Fount•1n V•llty, CA 91109 M.tlllf\O ~: P.O. Bu tin, Fo.inteln v .. 1-.. CA 911111 Thi•""'-"" COllClu(ted t:>y.,, Ill· dt¥klU•t. C~ P, HOW&n:t l l\I\ SI--WeS flMd Wiii\ fl>e C-tv o..-11 o4 er-. Co\llliy on OcL 2S, 1911. -°"I PU8LIC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE ,-ICTlnout eUSINISS HAM« STATIMSNT t,.. tooow1nv P'"'°"' ere dolnQ .,.., .... " .. 6•1STOl MAN OAI 1U•AAT#fH"n. UeG Wt\I Wlllttle( 91..., , l • H<M>te, CM•-• to.lt H•ftr" J A\l>t•. 11"t7 C- • tt1. Hut\11119"11 0.~, CMl+oml• ~ ,.. ...... E.. A-•· ,,.., CMl!el'Vft • 102, Hun•l"9fon IMe<ll. C..llforfti• .,,.,., "'•''°" J . ,..,... ~ ~. lnqlClft 8ffcll, CAl!fomle f?MI M•r•tl C.. CorOI. ··~I I.I< Gr..-, tl~IOI' 8e..:t1, c.tlton.ie t2tM1 Tiit' l><r\IMU IS (-IM I>'/ • ... ,.,_,~ M ertofl J Aro. T"tJ -''"" filed .,..1111 ,,,. e-v c "' 0r.-. '°""'• Oft ()(· ,_,,,, "11. THOMAS wtt&..LS •n.r...., *' i.-W.. tit~~ ---...~Drift _...., llHcll.~ei ... ..,.,... Pvt>Us~ Or-eo.n o.ov Pltot. No....., .... ,,,., 21, 21. 1919 PUBUC NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE 19.514211 ltOT'ICIETOCAIEDfTOtlS SUl"IEl91o.ICCM.119T0ffTMf S TATIOffCAUl'OtlNIA POlt TNIECOUHTYOfOOtlANGE ..... ....., .. , tn ,.,. Mener Of the Est.It• o4 SOC BERG.~. Notice Is ~ Olwn to <redi1on 11.W1nvc1.ims~t1>eW1kldk- 10 Ille WICI <leifm II\ lfle offlU ot Ille cle"'oftM~lclcourtorto~sent 1"9fll IO "'9 UNlttnlQfted •t Ille office Of 110 8ERT E GUERIN, .00 So. <:om- ~•ltllA ... ,Sutle'Ot,t.MAngetei, CA 9000S, ""''"' l•tter off lee IU ... plK• Of IMIMllH\Of tl>e ~IQM<I 111 •II mel· t•n pe~ to Wtd Ml.tie Sue" tl•lm' wttll -nee.~ _.,.,, muit lie hied"" ll"Hel\leCI es efof'eS<Hd •llht" lour motitlls •fttr the flrtl llUOtiuloon °'!tits notice. Oefe(I "°"· '· ,..,.,_ l(M18H9 EHC.UWo4lMWlll o4 wld Oe<eoent ltC>elEltT L GUEl91N "~ .. S... Coe WUWWWANftftAW•. ~,., LMA ....... CAt.s PUCJll"*I ~ ... Co.HI o.lly Pllol, Nov.1•.1l.2',Dt<.s.1m PUBUC NOTICE • P1JBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ------------- PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTI nous IWSINIESS NAMIE STATEMENT T ... fotloWlnQ '"'''°"' .,.,. -~ llU\1.1\tt~~ MESA VEPOE 800.CSfORE, IS2S Nlt'MI Ve<W Orl..e £ .• Wtl• Ill, C°'teMeY,U.'26» Oon•ld Smltll. ,... ~ Or., '°51• ,.,..,., C.m2' Loulw«'" Stnltn. 11tt Mlftd- Dr .• Coste-. CA.,.,. Thh l>•ll'-\ I'\ C-UCtM bY e oenet"•• _,_" L.,ouja M. 5'nll" PtJBUC NOTICE Thli •t.tletnenl w.s 111«1 wtl" ---------------1 County Cl-of 0r.-. Cou<>t'I Oft ~J."1& LOCAL I OBITUARIES PVBUC NOTICE l'ICT1TIOUS 9USINHS MAMll UAHMIN1 "'"" ... ~........,.Is dotnq ~ _.., Et.EOANT Al9T, , ... , t.htn ~. HUflll..._. .. ec ... C.11*'-•• .,... llncle CW\11 'JI-. 1""1 lHWf l•"•• Hltftl......., ....... (.otllfom•" .,._ Thi, wllftft• I\ COllCluCWd I>'/ .tn 111 e11..-1. ll..S.C.S-™' , ... _,. .... , tlleO with ""' CAH>ntv Cl4f'l of Or-C..Unlv on ... ...,,... ''· 1f7I ....... J Pi.IOlllllM OreftOI Coot o.lty Pltot. HO ... flll>et JI,•.,.,, ~r '-11, ,.,. ------------ PtJBUC NOTICE PICTITl<MtS IWSINEH NAMSSTATaMINT '""'" tot!owift9 Pll"'IOll I' OotftQ bu\1 MU.U T RC TH( RAN C>All.. COM MIS!'>ION, Mt 411" Stree1. ~_.,,, e..c ... c..ellfomi•.,,..., Scott 19.oftllelt Devl>Oll, 144 •1tn Street, N.-pon e..c11, C.ltlorn1" tMl . Tfll\ ~ IS c.ondll<ied t:>y 4n In CllYIOIHI. SC.ct R DeviSOft T!Ws \~ "'" 1114111 wllll """ C-ty Oltf1I of 0<...oe GourilY Oft How~ 17, "11. ,, .... , ""*'~Or.not C:O.\I OeltY PtlOC, N..,,.,Ml>er 21, 11 -~r ~ 11, mt PUBUC NOTICE ,- ANALYSI S I NATION OM. y Pit.Of .49 Air Quality Plan Storm Brewing PUBLIC NOTICE PICTITIOUS euSINH S NAME STATIMl!"T 1 ""' tot1ow•no l>P''°"' .,,. 00'"0 bu\tM\\ ., P UBLIC NOTICE f'ICTITIOUS IWMNflS NAMI HATIMINT Ti.. to1..,.i,.. --•• dol!lll 1111•• ""''' ., 8.> TUOMA ' 0 . ELIAS fhtt ort.iln.tl 1dl'ai. lnC'luded rush hour toll:. on free"'" !! dolln J Jtllllon lt&M>hn~ laoees 11nd rei.trt<'tum Oil "'hertt new hou In dcv{•lopm1.:nt CO\J Id bl• b'tlll Hut offlc1al11o mnlun.i air quuhl) mJnJyc·nw111 phtm. r()t niajur part or C:-111 fom10 hovt• had to \\8tt>r down their I tu·tkM•tm111 df.'rubl)• "'l'llOt't-: tltt:i\. DID ·T •·xin·lly d1 u"" OVl•r"" h1•lm1na i.up por I Ill puhhl' ht• nnws ... 11a1d Clart mon1 Ma.yor t-;1,•unor Cohen. ""ho supervht-d pnp1m1t101'\ o( l~ pre hmanar~ plJn tor th,• Loa An~dt'~ 8H'U 1\ 1m1l.Jr IUl'k OJ t•nlhU~IB:!>m for dr.,...t1t·' hft•-.l\ It• t•huni;111.: rm .,.,Url'" al~o lt·cl to 111,uurwc tlr J Sun Frun c.•1,t•1• Ila' l\1,•a plan mut•h i.of\1•r I h.111 llrl~ll\Jll) Pl lll)OM'd Hui l'H'n lht• lart11•i. th,11 rt·m.11n 1n t h1ht' pl.111' ,and i.1m1lar hhll'pnnl!'o fur url0J11 like rho'l1· ,1round S1H·rumt'nt11 , nd ~an Du.·~o 11l.1~ not 'Un l\t' th1• pol 1111·t1I hure 11•a1w Ill. t°I) lo ~n:.c.• around tht•m t'OR fo'F.W i'OLITICIA ~ HA Vt. paid much ~ttenuon <o the air qu<1ht)' plan!j mandated by the rt.·den•I Ck1m Air Act Thal 1'1'(1Ulf('8 Nlt'h rnJJO~ air baltn to c"'Blf' u plan for •du'-'v lng ht"~dthy air by 1987 or lo1w all fed('ral !1uppc'll1 in (u~lda like how.an~. h11th"'-avs and !W~&1Mt· trt>1ttmcnt Thc foo ral dollurl' Are v•titl rur new fl"t't'w•Y•. low income hou ... 1ng and evt-n for lesti promln.-nt f1t!lds bke t~ arts, M> lor11I aovcrnmttn~ •nd regional a&:t'nctl• hoave tu1'l·n h td or lhtt plaru. Rut pohlJc1anb on .i lurj.CN 'ol'lllt' haH•n t h.id mu<'h 10 '"\-and nl"tlher ha most o( tht• JlUhhc "'h1(1h kno"':!> nt•xt to noth1n.: .,1)(1111 lhc plani. Onn• lht') hnd out Jnd hnJI .ip pro\ JI rrom ~t.1lc· dnd frdl•r..el AO\ 1•rnmt•nlb must ronH• 1•41rl.> rwxl )l'Jr and u lltorm '' ..,u11.• to follo~ The turbult-nt't' mav be 'iO grc•nt 1 h,11 thl· Clean An Act 1t~t:lf tb ullcrcd THAT '~ WHAT H APPt:N t;D before. tn the t!arly '70s. 4 h\•n 11 lleemed gab rationing would be used to t•fto~I for Cowboys C:.ivl(' lll-11. u c·owpuncher from Musselshell. Mont.. ha~ed a o..,c·honl to tl'<Jl'h pl'opl(· how to be cowboys. He ~ays 1t 's a fough t1 <.icle but h1!'> school. the 40·acre Cowboy Haven .near Tucson. has phml ~ of l'ilJ.!l'r ~• ud('nts Dog Donor 'Rare' Otis 'Noteworthy American' SOL'Tll BUHLJNGTON. Vt u\Pl - ( >t 1i. P J\lbt•t• of South Burlington h<.1s bcl'n h:.tcd 1n the latest volume of ·community l.cader ~ and Nott•worthy l\mt•rit·ans" m aki ng him vrnbably lhi: first dog lo be so honort'd ll n" l'ri.1t~· of Vt."rmont proressor Georgl' Albct' so.11d he received al\ in- v1t<1twn in thl' mail to i-ubmit b10· graph1<'al material for the hook 's hst- rng of accomphbhed Americans. Al.REE •·11..t.EO OUT the for mi. for h1~ family's do~. Otib A few weeks later. an envelope cam e back addressed to "Otis P Al bee," with a paste-up of the pooch's biogrnphy as it appears in the latest edition. Al bee sd expl ore r , h u n t e r a n d spor tsman." His Ph.D. 1n animal husbandry was duly noted. as well a~ his status as ·'for mer leader and guide of hunting partie:s." According to Albee. Otis is dcclrn- i ng comment. Ban of Nixon Denied LONDON tAPl "No." says the Labor govcrnml'nt to a dem and from onl' of its members m Par liament that Richard Nixon l' bannt·d from Bntam CIS~unctestnrblealicn" Nu.on 1s dut:! hl!rc Nov. 29 after v1i.1t1n~ Parb. where he: is to appear in a phom· 1n program on &tal l' teh.'VlblOll Ho me Secretar y Merlyn Rees gave the o ne·word written "No' on Mooday t o Labor itl' .John Lee's dem and. And that effectively ended OlscussTon of the heated issue. Nixon is lo dehver a lecture on foreign affairs Nov. 30 at the Oxford Union, Oxford University's debating societ y. • The '688 .· PRIMERIB DINNER Special On-the-~ at South c.out Plua Ne. the C.u'OUMJ on the Aral Lcvd. Jibl' ~calla MO 1111 br1n1 mucb o( Calllor naa in hne w1ih feder al 1tandard 'fbe current pro~ul!, don 't inrlud • anythln1 so fl(estyle-shattering 811 that liut they do cnll for annual In· 'fj'<'tlona of smog control devlces on ;a I cars and trucka. prcft-rentlal bus •nd carpool la.ne5 on all rreeways and expt1nal vt new scrubber~ to clean lhe smoke from power plants. None of theee measures would dis· rup l m un)" essentia l Callfornia hubll• But •II have a history of arousing proteasts A pilot program to inspect smog con trol d cvi ce6 w as tried In R1vt'r ldt' County 11nd abandoned bt-cau11e of protests from ar ea poUll- ~••ns PR EFEllENTIAL, OR DIAMOND, l anes have succeeded on several Northern Cali fornia br idges and freeways. But no one has had lhe courage lo try a notber one '" Southern California smce the 1976 Santa Monica Freeway debacle. Plan s to inst all the m on other freeway~ were dropped on orders fro m Gov. Brown and the idea is not likely to gel a very friendly reception If it's tried again. And ordcrt> to in~la ll .stru>kest.uc~ scrubbers always draw protests from power com1>anies. rearing they won 't be allowed to pass the expense along to cuatomera. Tht~ perennial political reahtaes present a major paradox -ror every poll of Californians reveals air qualr· ly to be their top concern. Yet. every lime a m ajor cleanup iis begun, It is kllled by popular demand before getting off the ground. THE PLANNE R S WHO P UT together t od af 's t e ntative air quality plans believe they've done all they can to meet the federal stan dards while causing mmimum dis· ruption. There's little doubt tht! plans would substantially improve the air But on- ly strong rederal support set'ms like- ly to keep the most important ele- ments or the plans alive. That kind of support has always raded as presidential election years drew close and it's interesting that e nforcem ent of th e m ost con- troverisal parts or the tentative plans would start in-1980. the next election year. Krishna Army Move Lea•~'letS SAN FRANCI SC O "JI t AP 1 Sixth Army WE'ITlA•C INVfSIMlNf PSIOPt RllrS. JO• N ""'" S.nl• ""'· C•lllWllW'2io. W•lle<e RutM\ We\41•11.~ 10ll H 8u•11 \•nt• A""· C•lllO<"'• •>10. 8•11 l 8orcro. ll7' Ntoveo• Avtn .... (~le Mt .... GalltOtlll•""• Tiii\ bU\llW•\• •• (Ol\OVCl•d bJ • -r• P•tttwr~hlp W"l.Ke A Wullelo.• RICI( \C.Of<~lllUCTtON, 11420!11 SI'"'· H..,..11191on 8e«PI. GalllOfl\le a.. . IUOy Allar1 W•lleh, Ito )0th .,,,..,,, HUl\tlnQton IM«I>. G•llfor11.•• 91~ Thi• bu•-n b concl\icte<l l>y •II in dlVld11•I • IC-y A. Welllllr• Tiiis Jltl-4 wn 111.0 wllll llw Gountw Cleo o4 Or•n~ Gountv on Novtmoer 17. '"' Tl>I\ \l81tll'llMI WO lilfo(l .. llh 11\tl (Ounl, C.l,.r\ OI 0t41RQO! C.Oulll• on Novtmt>er 17 ·tre Pl-' ~I-Pvl>ll\lletS 0.tn@le C.0.•t 0.lly Piiot, Pvl>ll\MO Or<lllQe Co4•1 0411 Y Pilot. Novt mt>er ti. 28 .no Ott<emlltr S, tt . No•emlM• 21, 1' -Dff•mber i. 17, 1t7' 1•1• U7171 -----..--- PUBLIC NOTICE SVl'EAIOlt COUltT O~ THe STATE 01' CAl ll'OftNIA ~011 THE COUNTYOl'O•ANGI! No.A.-t41 NOT ICE OF HEAlt tNO 01' PETITION l'Otl l'ltOeATll Ofl WILL ANO LfnEAS ll!STAMENTAltY, AUTMOAllJITIOl'f TO AOMINISTl!ll UNOEll THI INOEl"ENOINT AO-MINfSTAAllON MESTA TH ACT E\l•lf' or M£Al!ITT WARRC:N ... Al> TIN l)oo<•a..-d NOllCE 1<, M£RE8Y GIVEN 11\al MAPV VIRf,INIA -RTIN h•> llttd ""''''" ~ .,_.1•1•0ft tor Proo.1tp "" WUI t'nO •\\ouM'l<t> at L•OH\ T9"t~nt•rv 10 IN-Pllltttontr «MJ IOf .utt'4:M'11111h0t'\ to •O"'•IU\I~ undrit'r ,,_ ·~~"' ridm1n1\t'•hCif" ot E\ttitt•' Act, '~ IH•nr,. to wf\•tn •" mdelft lc>t fUftMr e>•tl•t "'•'' dnd ,,.., tnti um,. ctnd ot~,. Of hMflnQ ...... ~· h4t\ bt•n \~t tor Oecem-11 1•11 •I IO 00 • m . 1n •~ <OV•troom nr l>o.lrlm<·t\I No J 01 'd•d court •I 100 C•Vt< Centet Otlvr Whl. on '"" Cit y 01 Sent• An• C•tHorn14 DMed NOYf'mbet I•. 1'711 Wll.l.IAMI StJOHN, <.ountv (I(.,~ CiUUAVE S. {.MAI RE IU U M•<-11.-,, Ste, 41$ Irvine. CA tt1U Tel t U ·OOSI Attorney lor: _rt..,_ Publ"llt'd 0rdf'QO! C:0..•1 O.•lv Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE c,,..n .. SUPl!lll°" COUllT OP TME STATE Of' CALll'OltNIA ,OR TMIE COUNTY 0' OllANOIE ......... ll NOTI CE 0, HIE AltlNG OF f'ETITION 'Olt f'll09ATIE OP WILL ANO ,Oil l.IEnlEllS TESTAMIN· TAltY f\l•I• of VfTA C PANNO 0..-<'a!oed NOT1C£•IS HEREBY OtVEN 11\tl THOMA~ J PANNO ..... IUed ~rein • e>o-111-lor Prol»te of w111 .,.o tor ·~ '"""'"of l~lttr~ Ttt1¥r>ftnt••Y lo 1"9 ~t1l10f'Wlr rf'fttr~• 10 wnt<h tS m•Oe tor •11rt,..r .,.,,lcule<~ •"41 INt '"" 11m~ •no po <ICO ol ,...,. ,tlQ I he wm• Mt ~~n ""' for l>Mfml>tr S. 1•78. od 10 00 • m .• In lllf' COUf't rootn of Oel)arl • m•n• No 3 ol .,.,Cl coun, •I 100 CJ••< Cl'nl., OroW' W..I, on I,.. (lly ol S..nla An.. C•l1torn1a O•ttcl "'ovemo.r is. 197' WIUIAM I . St JOHN, '-iYCl- COVIHGTOH & CltOWE t•O West $illtll S.r•t OMe-, CA9176f T91: (71fl ...._I AttWMY\ let "911t.Nr Pul>ll~htd 0.""9l' Co.ts! 0..11'# Pilot Nov, 10, 11, 71, 1•78 SJ.O 18 PUBLIC NOTIC E headquarters and m ost NOTtCE ro co-Tu CTOtt$ A..l~d of the military activity P UBLIC NOTICE t Au..1NG ~o• 11os Nov 10 11 11 I'"! HJ'l /8 Af'Wlre.-10 at the Presidio could be -----------u~~,D~~ ~~s~~~T-M~SA WASHINGTON <API moved to Trea sure •·si•~ 81d ~""'""' 1000·<100 pm 01 "' fed I · d I I d · S F · SUPElllOllCOUllT O~THE 1-81nO•yol~""'bPr 1978 -n er a JU ,:te says s an in an ranc1sco su.Te M CALIFORNIA FOR PIB<" of eio R,,..•101 Purct1e>1no t h e H are Kri sh na Bay under a plan being rHE COUNTY oF 011-c;E o"'"· 11~1 Pl••m•• ~1 c.om iiMw . re l igious sec t can studied by theArmy HOT•ce~/~"A1t•H G OF '·P~&?;r , 1.,,.,.,,1,"11,0n N•m• distribute literature at PETITION FOii PROBAU OF WILL f.l(HAUS• SY'\TFM FOR WIL~N a. the Kennedy Center for ANO ro11 l.E TTe R~ o, Ao wH1T11EsiSCHOOl.s the Performing Arts Just RUFFELL'S MIHtSTAATION WITH Will AN P1c,1c•P1.,....,rPonfolf t1157Pl.u!n NEXEO II• SL. CA'\I• -,,., C.. 92621. 2'MSA as b eve r age an d f•IM•ollOWREVP HURLEY. 8urSt .c.o<.l.ilMl>'Wl,C.'12blto • Sou venir vendors dO. u~sTEIY ~•• LOWREV l!AVMONO HURLEY NOTI CE 1S HERE8V GIVEN INI .-~ 0.-<UY'd '"" •bOV4!-nemecl Sc-Dl\lroCI ol U .S. District J udge wt.. Y• W..t NOTICE •S HlPcev C.-VEN ,,..1 Or•ft9t' County, CAlitor,,•d, .tct"'ll 0y Oliver Gasch m ade the Mf,..NA MAPIA 'iNYDFP h.!\ lllf'd •nd thro<19h '" Governl1>9 &oerd . .... ~ ll<'•ton" Pf'l•llon tor Pr-• ot Wiii h••f'1na1ter relerred to •~ rul i n g M 0 n da y in lfU ....... •Yd. .ttld lor l\~U<tt\(f' Of l "I ..... , 01 Ad Dl!.TRICT."" ""'" •ece•ve "°to but dismissing Char ges Of m1n1\lr•l1on W1IP. Woll Ant>t<~d t f l\Qt l•IPt I,_ Inf' .OO""·il•I~ II-. Soll.Cl.l l·ng that had been ~=C:·: .... =:.....,.===':4'.-0==2:5'=~ t•••n<" 10 """''"" m-tor tu•llW• "'•!ta 010110o"tt1e•wM<1ol •<°"lr«t _ Ckt'f•<ulcU-\, '61\0 l"•' lh~ .. ,,. •nd •or the •OO-~CW-Ot«t f i I e d a g a I n st. th re e o••c• ot .... Ml"V""' Win" ""\ !It•" WI 810.. '""" be re<t'IY.0 1n lt.e Pl«• m e m b e r S 0 f t h e ICW 0.ttm~ S. 1'18, el 10 00 ~ m . In IOtnt111et" Krishna Consciousness. "''" '" ..... , .. ., ot .... n •• """· '""r•wltlt>e•NIA°"l)O;olre<11>11'M (dltfu rnt._e to,.. <t•t" \Cl ot b•d OO<ument•, to I t <.'l·o,rlS ,q,, IQU.trMl""""'"''urn1n900Gtond1hQtl National Park Ser vice i~~~"c7C:,. s1 JOHN. ;;::·n NIA.,,,..,, 111i.r '""bod 01>en•f'9 regu lation proh1bll1ng osau11N &OSBURN 1 acn b•O mu•• conform •nd"" the sale of leaflets and toS'P91MmA-r~~"""'o'""<-•A<tclO<um""" h I h l.H Af\q•I~. CA EM:n 0.0 ~II be a<O>mlN<"ad llY p a m p C t S I n t (! Tel 111JI 0.·IMj llwo '•<1ir11y r~tl'tr~ IO on 11\e GOnl«K I K ennedy Center violated Atlom•n tor P.t•h••• CIO<um,.nf\ ano by 11>e '"' o1 ~ h · h l f f Publt\n.-o Ot,Y\Qt, Co.'t D•llV r>1tof •.uoconfr.\(fOf\ t e I r r I g s 0 re e l"1l C.om1M C.opott•no Nov lC II 11 !018 U•7 /~ T "" Dl\lRI( T ·-r·~-'"' tlQhllo Speech I .,. 0 Frw• •t A••r Pk t<'t"d• or to W.tl•t! any PUBLIC NOTICE 1rr•Qulnr•llK ~ 1nt0tm•ht~ u'\ tlf'IV D;O~ Ot 1n tf'W\ btOOtf'\q NEW FOR NEWPORT BEACH! HOTICE INVITING e10S ' NOTI(( 1<, HE Af8Y GIVI N 11'1<11 Y•ll"O pt~I\ Wttf bf· rf"< ... •Yffd bv llW' (1IY ot (O'>I" -... ,11 mr (Ith(~ Of I .... (1ly (lf>r~ •I llW' (tly H•ll II I"" Dr•vf'. (01.te ~,,,,. C•l•t0'""'4t un111 ,,,.. nov• ot 11 00 "m °" O<om.,.r I 1'71 .. 1 w1>1ch """ l,,,_y woll II' --out>t1c 1w •nor~~ •n ,,_.., Covn<•• (h.tmb<r~ lor FURNISHING Al.l LABOR. MATERIALS. fOUIPMfNT TRANSPORTATION ANO SUCH OTHER FACILITIES AS MAY 6E AEOUIAEO FOR THf LANO\CAPC Dl::VElOPMENT Of< OEL MESA PARK Tht> DISTRICT "'~ OCKaoned trom ll!f' O•r•Clor of the ~rtmenl ot In o'"''••• R..-1.\ho~ .. ,,.,. °""'"'"*' Pf'lflvct1t· tnQ , .... °' ""' ou:m -~\ .n ow •Of4t•ty in whf<h thl\ WOt9' I\ to t»-.~ ~,.or,,_ IO• H (PI (r ... or typr ot .. or• m•n ,......,,.., lo "•ttU1e 11"' con tr•tl ,,.... r<11r> .," °" me •• troc Dl!.flllCf OlllC<• IO<•l•d •• llS/ Pl4'<<'nlla St • C.o\"' Mew. c.a ~21 Coo'4'1> ,,,.., cw OOl.Mned on ._1 A The Reading Game AMERICA'S FOREMOST RE~DING ACHIEVEMENT CENTERS Vixil our newe.~1 location. 1420 North Bristol St .. Su.ite 240 Near Jernboree/MarArthur intersection Call 956-1105 now. Eight years of proven HUCC'l'HH in Southern Calif11rn10. Ao •cllvity of Amtriun Learning Corporalion. A ~e1 ot Ol<tM, 'Of'<ll•«llt°"~· .,,., otl'ler <-Of'ltrd<t dOcumfl'lt m4y Ofll Ob l•orw,d I~ II>(> oftKf' of I"' OrOl<l"""nl ot l..,..,,,, .. 51-tw<f"'t /1 • ••t Onv~. Co\ltt M< 't4 C.e41torn111 UPOf' rHfttp1 at "notHttu~ ,..., ~ ~ OiJ "b•dO. '" rt.•qu!9\t Pldn~ dno l>ftit1tAl•Of"' ~ "'ld oll'd I,,_ CNr9f "'Ill I>• \I ~ ~r \(:'l E dt'1 1>10 '""" "" ,,,_.on '"" PrO-oow1 torm '9n(J 1n trv• ,,,,.nnrr Pt OW toed '" the contrJKf Ck>fumt "'' And \h.tH b,. «1< < omptJO•"O Dv " t 1 'tttied or , ,\n•••r ... <Mr._ or " b•O nona •Of n.o• t(·\\ HMn 10 pt:~rc.1 nt of ttw• nmount ot tn• b•O m~°"' JiltYA~ IO ""' C•h n• ( 0'ta M f"'od cooy Of •-r'""1> _., be oosted "' 11\C' ,00 ,,, .. T .... for~ <.ehfdul• of PH d lfil'\ .... ~. I\ -\C)Of' • "'°'""'9 ddy Of t•Qlll 11 1 noun fhP rate tot hcllld<1V """' .,.,..,...,.. ""'°"' \f\MI .,. et .... >I tln'\,..nd~Ntt 11 SMll 0t ......-1orv uoon Ille CON TRACTOR 10 -'"" conlra<t •> .... .... -. --•ny .w.txoftlfollUOJ u"'Ot'f "•'", to Ny not IH \ ltWtn tf'lfl ,,lfd '\Pf'<tf•f'ld r.1t~ to ctU wor-me-n Pmpfoyfld by thfom 1n the e•e<ut•OI' ot 1"'t (Ontfd(t No bldOtr may •11...,,._ ..,,, bl<t lor a """Od 01 forty ""' I•~ I d<lf' dller IN' d.Jll! '4'1 !Or I"" Ol)ef\lr>Q ol blO\ A ~YmHll IJOnCI 6NI " Pfrtorm""'" OOnd #Ill II!' ""(1Ulf¥'CI PflOI to hUtu• hon ol IM <onlr..CI ~ .... PAY-nf ~a """""" bf> •n •~ •orm \et fOfth 1n 1rw1 1o.onltitCt do<~n&\ NOTICE IS FUPIHf P C,IV[ N trwol 1t11• Coly Covn<il ol \~•O C1h ""' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~nf'r~totor~ P\ld~l\~O d 0'••••1•~ DA TE 0 N°"""'~r 10 1978 GowitrthnQ S0."0 ~,,., .... ,~wF1\.f"ller CPM. cfiirporter 'Inn CJ/otel meoiTeRRA~eA~ R~Drn ,i11"'''""'1111111 ,,,r/111Jr Sr11111 ''' .'xll1ttf .,,,,/ / ,.,(/11 •. ""'' (),,, ... ,, SAINT GE RMAINE SOUP HEARTS OF ROMAINE SALAD ENT REES ROAST TOM TURI\ EV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S.95 Oven Hoasted Tom Turkey. Ju1<'y and Tender Old 1-·J llh1oned Dr~s1ng, Golde n Giblet Gravy Snowy Whlpfl('d Potatoell. or Glazed Yum. Green l'eas. Belgium Carrotb. Ch1ldll Plate •1.1nder 12· 4.SO NEW YORK STF4f'\K, BROILED . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... 9.50 Flavorful and Fllhng. Th11> Top Runkmi.: Slt.'ak Wiii Be Topped with Sliced Mushrooms and Escorted with L~onno1"t' Potaloe!I nnd G reen Peai.. Belgium Carrots. STANDING RIB ROAST · AU J ll .......................... 9.25 Our Perennial Favorite. Select Choice Portions Carved rron1 our Great Standing Rib RonsL'\ Wiii Be Accompanied by Crcumt>d Spinach, Yorkshire Pud ding and Creami Whipped Horseradish Childs Plate •under 12 5.25 ROAST LEG OF LAMB., ........... , .......................... 6.85 Dcll<'ote Slices of Lumb 5(,rved Over Our Old Fashioned Dressing Ladled Over Wllh its Own Nt11urol Juices. Green Peas. Belgium Carrots. Whipped Pota toes Chlld11 Plate 'under t2 t 4.50 SCOTCJI BAKED llAM . ·~ ...•.•........•............. ~.\ ...... 6.tS Succul~nt Rou ted Tender, Green Pcu. Belalum Cisrro!Ji. whipped Potatoes tlnd Apph! Sauce. __,- BROILED HAUBUT STEAK ................................. 6.95 Served Ptptni Hot with Tt rtef' Sauc . Gree,n Pcu:s. B~glum Carrot•» • and Whipped Potatoes. FOil THE ••KJDS'' A BASK.ET OF SHRIMP . .. . . .. . .. . .. ' .•.••.•. '.' .•.•••••. cl .50 • 8everage1.50 Servln1 11:39 a.m. to 9 p.m. Pleaee Call for ReterVatlons 18100 MacArthur-Newport <Opposite th~ Airport l 833-2770 •. rttlf' (Ind \.<'.iltf'Of w.~, 1n O<tor(Satvl" -11t1th ••w. to br Oil•O tn lht• ( on\trU<tlon Of Oh •lbOW"• ~ntiUWJ ll"f"IOfOV• mf"nt\ f~ \4'10 '4-41P ,1ftO \(o"I •• ,..,t\ MJOC>ff't't lb• A•o,o•uhoM ot IN' Coh Council ""° •\.on •••• 1n ,,_ ottt(r Of ttw (1ty , •• ,, Ol \•Id (llV 11\oll Wod tdff .md 'Cal• I\ twortt1n ,. '"""' to and a<toott-'d •n trH~ nol•t~ It\ tnouof\ tu11, dnG <atnOtt lttt' \#f '°''"',,. , .. ,., dNt .,,,., .. \dtd .C:lth ,.. dOOC)lf·O o., ""''° r•·\Otvt•Of' • ,. mt.at ,. Nrlot lht noh<t"b'ftf"f4·t•tK• Pur<,...,1111 Dor•ctor Publo\ned Or-COol\I 0.1l y Pilot Nov •1.111. 1918 U6~1• PUBLIC NOTICE NOTl(I; TO OOflTAACTOltS CAU.ING FOlt lllOS S<l\004 Ol•trlCt NEWPORT·ME.Slo UN1,,1£0SC.HOOt.. Ot!.TRICT Rod OeMll•"" 1 00 o <IOO D tn o4 lht' Ith <Uy OI OK-r. 1918 PIACP of 81(1 Pf'U•l)4 ~ ...... ,,,., OltKP ll.S7 Pl.cent,. SI • Gtnl• ~w Ca thl1 fh,. (Of\HdCfOr '""'* 1n In• pertorm•ntf' Of ,,..,,, ••On . •nd 1mprovt m~llb. conto•m to :"' Ldbo< c.oOt ot IN" ~tdlf' Of (<8lff0f'n1A .tf'd ntl"ti_•r fjfW' of tf\f' ~.,,, ... OI (dlltC)fntd# tOOO<&bl• tnrtt'IO ""'" lht• .-,u otton Of'ly Of \U(l't wctr1dhGn1oA\m~r-OI ttQ\llt~V" Pro .Pc t tdent1fl(8tlOn Name d<tr ,,,.. \111'('1.0I \l•tul~\ """"'"nt to A 0 0 F ' NG F 0 R v A R ' 0 u s wlHO• o•o<4'ed•nO\ """ unO•• "" "l OCATfONS 1RROUGROOT THE t&llten ,..no _,n•<" ftAv• not b,.f' OtSTAtCT '"~'" 0•-0 by '"' PfOVl\H>n•, ot inc Pt.ice Pl..,.,¥•°"""'· ltH Pl•<t'n 1.6l>Of Coo.. P1t>11'f"f>t•• 10 lttOOr "'"" ""SI . Co\ta ~a. C:. 92627. HU·A bl Q•••n on1~ 1n '"" """',,.r oro••df'd ik'•r SI . Co\I• ~. C.. 92626 by t•w NOT IC( 1$ HEREBY GIVEN 1 ... 1 No blO ..,.,..,, ~ (Ol'l~IOt•tl'd unit'\\ II II\~ llboV(!>n~ S<hool DISlr•CI 01 ,, n•d• "" " b<dnO. torn' tu•nl\lw>d by Oran~ C.-ty. C.lltornta. ol<li"'J b• th\' (oh Ot (.o<.la """°"'• omO\~I rl'Qviretn4'nh '01!'.TRICT," will r~f'IW' up lo. bUI i:4c1> bi-• mu\I ""' 11c,.n~o """ not late• trwon llW •~ \to111eo llmo. 1mci qrequdlllil'd '" rl>Qu""<:l b' itw. \f'lllM bid$ tor '"" '1Wtrd ol a cootr«t , .... (•I• Council ol ttw (lly OI (O\I,. •or 1~4-P<C>l<!CI. Mf'\" r .. ,.,..,, ,,... r1<1111 to ••Wllcl, rNd "IOVd ., t~ -ve c llY Cltr-ol t"'· >IAllMI """' -OIKe Cllyol Q>\i. M4tw Trwtre ;will 1111" NIA 0tf)CK1I rt!(lliireo Publl•heCI 0r.,.. ca.\t 0..ll y Piiot tor Pecll wt o4 1>1d ao<umtnh to Nov 11 11 1019 ~71 qwrenlM INt reiurn m 9(IOd ~lllOll --' #ll,.ln N IA CS.V\ •fwr llW l>td _.,ino a.tllfl P UBLIC NOTICE E•<11 bid mun conform and be' -----------reSOOfUIYe IO ..... contr«I do<-b. NOTICE OF INTENT Tne Califor ni a Depar tm e nt o f Transportation nas filed an . applicat ion with tne South Codsl Regiona l Commission for rcstriping the highway to include left turn packets and two way teft turn lan4!s on Parlfic Coast Highway Detwoen Del OD1spo Street and the Street of Green Lantern In Dana Point. This work requires the ellm lnatlon of approximately t7,.S ,treet p a rk i ng sp aces a nd Installing "no par ki ng" signs. The SCRC perm it number IS P..0 76. For further Information call the Coastal commission at (710 620-37SS. E<Kll blcl -I I:. «c-lfll 1>Y ·"" ~<ur•I' •elerre.t to 1n Ille <ont•dCI d0(11""nl\ <ind OY ll'f ll\t of Pt'OC>O\eCI WO< oolr «Ion The DISTRICT,_,..., -r1911t lo re1KI ...,Y or <111 Olds or 10 wao~ •ny 1rrt"Qultlritte\ or •ntortNlllW\ '" .tiny 1>1<h or 1n llW' -"II T,,. Ot\TRICT ... , Ol>ll•ned from I~ Dlrl'(.tor 01 Ille Ot!Mrt,.,,..,I o1 ln-d1"lrl .. R,. .. _ Ille -r"4 ~veil tno ra1e of Pt< C-.m '"91• 1,. ,,,. IOC•llly lft wN('h llWS ""°'k h to bl> Pt•~ to< ""'" crao or 1....-ot -kman -to e1te<vle ti¥! con-1r.c1. fflew relH .,. on Ille •t tllt QISTAICT olllce IOUl•4 •I llH ... .c ... ua SI . Co\I• MeM, C• . .,.,, C.09ie\ may be -•lfWICI on NQ\iUI. A COCIY OI llllW r•IH \Mil be POSe.d •I I ......... The ior_.,,. t(IWICl\lle OI per dtem w-.et b .. \ed llPO" " WO<k1nQ d•y ol tlOfll It I flOun, ,,,_ •111• tor hOlio.ty a!ICI 09trtltna -II INll be el "'•'' llll'lt.no -~lf II •11•11 .. l'Nndotltory -lllt! CON TRACTOR to -lllt contriKI ,. ••t'"4!. lf!O llPOI' tnY WIKOfltf.Klor ~ "'"' to PfY not 141u I""" I""' M"' WMd lled t•lei 10 •II Wotti..-'"'""° ~ lf'IM\ In lhe ellKUllOll Of Ille (Ot\lrt(t ~ ~ INY wllllOt-l\l\ 11'4 tor t "''" Of fllf'IV'll .. l•.>I Ny\ .oil•• tN ....... .., ,,.. ........... l>IO>.. A H~ llOfld t NI a N<IC1f'-e _.. wlll "'._tr'ld '1't« 10 ~II' IM>ft Of !fie (tflll«t Tiie NYINfll -foNll .... Ill .,. ..,.,,. ... IOr'th In i"9 ~l<Kl-.C""*"S. OATl!.Oo..No.........,IO. lt7'. ~ ...... Owetl'lf......., ~. CPM. ... _ -p~ ow.cw ~-1tN11 "':;r CMM Deity ll'tiot l"Wllr.11111 Ol'Mtl c:io.t o.llv PllOI ,,..,, to. 11, 22, It 1''2· "9•, ti, .. ml S»MI ,. A •• CAIL Y PILOT Snuff Under Suspicion ,an e r Link .d t fUHt.11 NtillAM.Aln 1AP 1 Th rewtnrduv1 ""ht•n pt•oplr ""ho hit•"" 1tmokt>0 from lht'lr mouth' and oo t~ ""l'H' 1u J-1( l'h·d •1f bc-tni po•'tOrwd b)' lh1 dt'Vll M 1rnv 1 u11lt'd to dww1na •uwJ 'numna loba<'t"O to t>11raJK• th•• w1 ath Ill 1)Cmtllfll nd klna~ YN th••y t•ontl nutod to nw~·I 1t•i.1Ntunr1• from n.il1•r'i hkt lht' Huimun t'IM 1o1oho. In J63-1. dt!.cr~ that -.nuU tukt•r ""ere tu.huvt• lht11r no& umpuh1tt'd ON TllF. WllOI • .:, Tttm1 .H. 11n11ff111• aaint·d In po pularil) bt't'UU!H' or llll rt•latt\· ' ftoCy aamplklly und dl•ct•rw~ Now II" 11.•h·I> '' ht<tnl& c1ut' lion d 1t11 almplt<'it)' d1•f1•nch'd. und 1ta dt•("••ot·y. v.1•11. II ' 1n the mouth of th ""''' Hl'M.•lfl t•h1•r-, at lht• Un1vt•ra1tv of Alabama ut _.R1rm1nt(h.am 'l" t'•tnt't<r tn th oral t aval) 1 .. an er Bltn((, unit 1h1•\ 11• hl.un11w "nuff nd fht·""tn~ tobttl'CO Cor .u lt·o!>t purl o l tht• pmblt>m ··1t up1wur~ to b1• mon• prt'\ ol<'ltl an tht• -.oulht'OJ I t•• n 1Kirt1on of tht• l nahod ~t.itet-Hut 01> , purently tht' 11!\t' or 'lllUrf pla)''I Jll lnll>Ortdnt rok In It." !ti.I)''> Ur Mui 111 M .1rtt11N th11•c•111r o( orul palholo..:y ut thl• unn '''"II) \ mt'<11nl 11<'hool • MAR1'1N•;z SAV!-1 Ht; HAS BEEN '!l\Ud)'ln..: can<'e r of tht' mouth (rorn tt'JllJl't.." it.tlht•n-d rrorn put1 enls ovt>r u 2~ year p<•riod He' tonrludt':o. hydrol'aroorui an lhl' tobact'<> blend probably urt• the arrllurllli thut ('U Ulit' <'wm•cr an the mouth. , tongue and othl'r oral cavtllcs "I don't thtnk 11 ·s a twller alternative to cigarettes." l he doctor says 'H p<.'Ople start r ut • linl( the us<• of r 1gurellt• smoking und begin u11ang snuff and ch1.•w1nl( lobu<'<'<>. we arc goanl( to i.ce a different type• of ran<'(•r "ll 's Ubunlly whut they <'all 'snurf-d1pJW1 · cancer." Mart1ne1 sayi-.. "which as a i;irc1wth out side the tissue ralhl'r than into the tissues " M artanez says ha s de1.rnrlmenl expect!> l«i puhhkh a report next m pnth on "i.nuH dlµpt-r" cancer R EGARDLESS OF THO 'E FINDINGS, smokeless tobacco sales are soanng and. sayi. Gerry G1lmurtm of lhc Smokelt..'SS Tobacco Coun- c.•1 I. more and more connoisseurs of tobacco are dipping and munching "chaws" instead of puffmg and makang a C'h1mncy of their nose "It gives you a free pair of hands." says Gilmartin. defending lhe products G1lmart1n say~ the sm okeless tobacco industry 11> d1rertmg a mf•daa campaign al sports fans lwho apparently r<'<JUm.• the USC or both hands lo cheer I, and al the mule s<•<'lor of 11ocaet y In general A ban on radio and TV ads ror cigarettes was ordt•n•d by Conl{rt•si-. in J971 It was t'Xlended to ht ti<• cl~ars two y1·uri. later. Official!> 1n Washington suy lht•re arc• no immt•dwtA.> plans to extend th\! bun to smokclci.s tobacco product.<\. SI NCE THE 1971 RU LING, lohucco harve11lb mok .Tobacco SNUFF MAY BE TOO HIGH Coy Whlteed, 71 , Takea a Snutt Olp for "Smokt•h·ss produrlh h11v<• r1r-.t•n from 71 million poundi. in 1!171 lo more· lhun H9 million poundi. an 11.177. i.ayi. (il·m· Shuldon. u spokesman for H .J Ht.•ynolcib Co at Want.ton Salem. NC Reynolds' bUlt•i. for <'h<•""ang tobacco lust ycur totaled $230 m11laon. he kllYb G1lmartrn i.ays ht> thinks th • government ban was one part of an <•q uut1on that rekulted In an· crt>ased sales or smokclcr-;s tobat'CO products Al!IO affecting s:Jll'b, he contends. as a pursuit of lelbure and outdoor act1v1l1cs rn lh1s rountrv .. A lot or folkk un• us1nit ts>bacco in the mouth today who ncvt.•r ust.•d any othl•r formi. of tobucco." Gilmartin explains SINCE TllF.RE IS NO RF.PORT of plani. to <'rack down on !>nurr and clww1ng tobacco advt.'rlts rnJ( on rudJo and ll•lt•v1!'>1on. thf' mdu!.try has Juiced up acts for those products "Tht• product:-. an• he1nit adn·rt1bt•d in nt>t work !>Vorli, l)rCJl(raminl-( Wh1<•h II> a populur lyp<• or pro grumm1ni.t for younu u1lults and an m e ns' mu~azlrws New nuvonnits like mint and win tcrgrc:l'n an• mon· a1>1ll'ul1 ng," Galmartan ::.ays. Tainmy Wynette's Singing Again I. as Vt•~ a s where M 1si. W y 0 l' l l t• I b 111· r r or m 1 nit "She'i. work w nc anu. rl't'Ovt•r1ng and enJoyang hv '"~ .. lie would not let hai. wire he an ll'fVlt'W•'<I "Shl''s talkNt about 11 kO murh. that 's lh<' last thing khc'd want lo do ," i.uu1 Richey, a songwriter und rc•eord producer M IBb Wyncllc. 36. ... former twaut1C'aan. told polt<•e she was <Jbduclcd by a m ui-.kcd gunman as sht> returned lo her unlocked yellow Cad1llaC' al u Nashville -.hopping <'enlt•r llt>r abductor tiect pantyl\osc around her neck. beat her up und r elc>uscd her 80 mllc11 away near Pului1ki, T eno NO J\RRF.NTS 111\Vt; btw n madt', an<I motive rem ains a m ystery. She wns not robbed or i.cxuully assaulted, authorities said. Miss Wynette. tw11t known for hits like "Stand lly Your Mun" and "O 1-V O·lt C !!:." told pohce she has be<'n harassl·d by thrcatenanf( phont• rnlb. prow l cr s and vandal k 1n rect>nl m onths At least thret> manor fares have l>N•n st•t at her house "Ther e ar e no suspects." Nash ville Police Lt Sherman Nkkens said "We're lryanf( to eliminate some pt.'Oplt• " THREE WF.F.KS J\FTt~R lhc> abduction. a handwnllt•n not<.• was found lodged betwt•c•n two large front doors of her homt• It said: "We mh1sed you t ht' hri.l l i me. We'll Jt(•I you the nt•xt time " Nickens said lht• same pt•r son or persons who abducted her "very possibly" wrote the nok Police are anter v1ew1nl( her ai. 11ociates for clues they might hove. One anvcslh~a lor 1s ai> 11igned full -time to tht• f·ai..e. Nickens said. GU/\RD DO<iS /\ND a i.ccuri· ly force stand wat<:h at M1sb Wy nellc's 17,500 '>Quare foot. Spanish sty lt• house Armed body11uards c>!>cort I hl· slender blond<' when she leaves her home She performed m cont'ert two nights after lht• abduttaon and has maint:um>d a <'rowdcd con <'<'rt schedule After her I.ab Vel(ah engaJ!t'ml•nl. s h e 's sc•heduled .to perform i n <.'h1 cago. In St L oui s . 1'"t Wayne, Ind . and Nusvh1lle, Ind Shl· 's all'IO bchcdulcd to record nc·re Nov 28 llOWl'VCI'. Shi.' rl1d not 1>erform as scheduled Of'\ lhc nat1on11lly Ii.• I(' V IM'd M US IC ASS<H' I at I On Award:. Show f1v1• nights after the a bduc:twn lw~au se of a bruas<• on her right <'heck . She has told n •porl••r s "It makl'S ml' fcl'I uncomfortable to rf.'al1ze that WhO<'ver '11d 1t as i.t1ll out tltcrc M>m1•whc•n• " Atascadero Staff Tn End Walkout I SAN L UIS OBISPO I AP I Slaff workers upset by the lntroduC' lion or un open door poltt·y for patient:-. ut Al1111cadcro St ute I losplt al have votc.-d to <H:ct>pl u compromi1w aurccmcnt und end their walkout. Carolyn Born of the Cuhfor nrn Sl utc· F.mployccs Associ<Jllon said the agreement was nit Hied hy a 16 7 vole Monday nlJ(ht. The lhree·rmrt a1{rc£>m('nt wtlR nl'J(Ot111lNl to resol ve a JOb d1i. pule trif(gcrcd Wl·dnesduy whl•n hospital uclm1nastruton; dccu1cd to Implement 11 pollt·y of kf't.'l>lni< putwnts' quartc•rs unlol'ked al night J\lascadl•ro Stale llosp1(ul. lo{'uted 15 mllcli north of herl', ai. 11 maximum sec•unty pcnul fuc1hty for the cramanully ani.anc and mt'n tally disordered sex orr<•ndcrb Samuel YO<'k"Y· r hwr ndm1naslralor of the hospital. explained th~ open-door ''°ltcy wui. formulated "be<'ausc we wanted to make Atascadero more hkc u ho11pital than a penal 1n&lltulwn " , NATION I MUSIC Medi-Cal D let Downer SACRAMENTO li\P) Statt! orr1clt1l1> 'ire n• · movlnl( «iost hypnotk und ll<'dttllve> drug" from Medl·Cal UM tx>c11usc or their hal(h 11Uc1t •lret'l sulc value· The state Department of fleolth Services su1d that more than u dozen or the drul(IS, known 88 "downcn1." art' beln ~ deleted under new f•mnf(('ncy h.•l(ulallons. efrt>Cll VC Dec I Thl' department will hold a hearing Dec 21 al its Sacramento office l o <'O n s 1der posi.abl r mod1f1cat1on or the re. gulaltons Department dtrC'clor Beve rlee M yers said ehman&ltng thl' drugs from those provid ed Medi-Col pallenlll would help curb drug abuse and avoid use of drugs that can be potentially harmful, "even when 'pc-escrlbed to m~el l e((ttotmat e m t>.d1 cal needs." The deleted dr Jgs, wha c h tr eat o nly sy mptoms . wall b e replaced on the M edi· Cal last by Flurazepom 10almanc1. she said. NOW OPEN• Cormier Leasing's new fac1hty at the en·. ~ trance to Irvine Auto Center You can lease a new car or truok from the Cormier Professionals who will program your 1nd1v1dual needs Maintenance leasing our specially Free Loan cars av· a1lable Located 1usl east of the San Diego Freeway Take lht: Lake Forest Or turnoff. go east to. Rockf1eld . then make a left. J \ ~._, ;;·a~ao2;·v· ~ connier leasing 23H3 Roctcfleld Blvd., Lake foreat Edition of Orange County Living Magazine OUTLOOK '79 is a special Dally Piiot magazine section focusing on the accomplish- ments of 1978 and the trends expected In 1979. The magazine wlll be dellvered to more than 108,000 households as part of the Dally Piiot and Coast LIFE, Dec. 27 & 28. 1978. More than •the 350,000 readers will see advertisements and feature artlclea and pictures In OUTLOOK '79 -a magazine sure to be saved for tater reference by employees, customers and business peo- ple Interested In the leading Orange Coast area companies. To be Included as an advertiser in OUTLOOK '79. space must be reserved prior to Dec. 1, 1978. For more Information about this exceptlonal corporate relations and marketing opportunity, contact your. Daily Piiot advertising representative, or call 642-4321 and ask for Edie Rockwell or Dave Martin. ·fAOM Fash ion lslana Newport Beach S:Y:EREO SOUNDS OF TldE HARBOR . -. ........ • - ,. I , • INSIDE : •Stocks •Comics s t -----·M-ov~ies~·T-el-ev-islo-n iiiiiiiiimiiliiilliiiiiiii--.-..__.. ____________ ........_rftO,... S Tu.dey, ~mb9r 2t 1978 O~Y ALOT .c • 8J He Drives 10 Hou1•s to See Browns WOODRID<.a:. N J I p I tlarcv Toml'S hellt'd o ut h1~ c~tomar\ Slf..O this y\' r for a pulr oC 'il'OSQn tu•kt•l'I to "8t <'h hla t \'Onlc.> rooth II team .md '<> for ha'in 't mu. t'd .i hc.HlH" &Dmt' Nothu~ i.o un~uul a bout thJt. nttpl that llurry's fovor1l<' foolb ll lf'om i lh1..• Clt•\•t•I nd Bm "'n:o. Tht• Clt'\'t'ltnd Bro"' ns of Cit•\ t•hmd. Ohio H rr.y lJH~ ht•re. an Nt'w Je~l') "IT'S A 1 .. ltO R OIUVF.," Ha rrv !illld "I put 4~, mil on tM t'U ch WU) Jk t•n 1fo1n~ l l for !\t'\t'n ) C"llr'i .. Ha rry 'romt-:. Ii. a bit: Mlow wllh a kind I~ f..t Cl', rlt'h brtl'ol.I\ t')'t''I .1nd lh1t•k bro \\ n hu1r I h• 1s 40 !Ir I!. ~ood h> h1' wife , t'lu1rt>, und hi:. thret• d uldrt•n, uges nine. fiv t• and t wo I k '' .111 ur countant. Ht.' d<>t• nol dnnl.. .,mol..l' or ga mble t n all oth1.•r r('l>j.k'l't'i. lht•n, tht•rl' '' nothing at all "lid ..ibout lturr) "I g uess 1l d O<'l) :.t't'm Mrange " he ttl lowed. "for somt>body to dnH' all thut llH~t anc(' JU:.t to f?O lo rootba ll tcUnH' Wl' don i ~ft' 1t that wuy, thoua h Fo r ub. it's :l n1r brC'ok 1r1 tht> roultnl'. " ple lls trnt "-t>t'kcnd away With Ch11rto I.Ind tht• kids U'-1 't'P· I like lo J~t drtVl' ~•l<>n•t and lml' myi.t•U an thOuj(ht " Tht>y go. Lov" • 'Yt>b Ht•rt• 111 Lhe roult11e WC' get up a t . thrt'<' o'cloc k Sa turday morrung1 pack th•· coolt•r with breukfost ana lunch. load the k1di. In tht• i.tahon w8gon w ith th 1r bla nket.3 and Jlt't uway by four "I mllkt• orw s lop Al Exit 20 on Roule 80 1n 1'1•nn.wlvunrn, I shm for gas and ~ u kt> th1• kldl\ and l'H'rybody goe~ t.o lh~ n•st room "THAT'S ISO MILES 0 T. Coming ba t•k, I .,top at Exit 25, which 1s 160 males from that darecllon and has a n al· I naght truck stop In all . I spend $34 for ga s and Sl 40 ror tolls · 'Aflt>r the game on S unday we have dinner and get home about 2 a m . Mon· day. Somellmes Claire drives and 1 slet>p. If any rans dese rve seals on tbe 50. certainly the Tomcse s do. Harry grew up on a farm near Elyria, Ohio. a nd listened to the Browns' games on the radio. "I didn't know a nythlng a bout football, except I rem ember that the Browns always seemed to win. I wish that were the case this year." The Drowns are 6-6 this season. "I tried to get season tickets to the New York Giants gam es but they wouldn't even put me on the waiting hs t." Harry said. "So I began driving to Philadelphia . JUst·a couple or hours away. to watch the P hiladelphia Eagles play. One Sun- day they played the Browns. Thal was seven years ago. and that's when f got hooked on the Browns. "Yes." he said, "I guess hooked is the word.'' First Goal By Apps Pivotal A ............. LOS ANGELES IAPI -He had gone 16 games without a goal. a nd the Los Ange les Kings' Syl Apps admitted he was gel· ting conce rned. HARRY TOMES DRIVES 10 HOURS TO SEE BROWNS. :·1 ·ve a lways been a slow starter. but never thas stow." Apps said Monday night after his first goal of the season pro- vided the Los Ange les Kings with a 4·3 Nationa l Hoc key League victory over the Chicago Black Hawks . Horner Makes "YOU CAN'T just sit back and play defens e all the . timt•," added Apps . "I feel rea lly good about getting this goal." A Clean Sweep AP Wore ...... lo ''I'm very happy for Syl Canal ly s coring his first goal ... said Krhgs Coach Bob Berry . "lit.' has been p la ying very we ll lately." Apps' goal cam e al a very good time for the Kings. winne rs Of five Of their last SIX games. He took a pass trom Mark Heas lip and s kated in on a breakaway to beat Hawks' goalie Tony Esposito from IS feel with just 2 :27 le ft in the con- test. LOS ANGELES had taken a 2·0 first-period lead on powe r play goals by Randy Manery and Marcel Dionne. Thal gave the Kings fi ve' power play ta llies in their two m eetings with Chicago th1·s s ooson. both Los Angeles vic- tories. ATLANT~ t AP I This has bee n a year Bob Horner will relish for a lifel1ml'. "What else can happen in a y ea r ?" the s lug ging third baseman of the Atlanta Braves wonde red Monday arte r being na m ed the National Le ague Rookie of the Year by the Baseball Writers Association of America "That's absolutely fantastic ." s aid Hor:ner. who be~an lifllng weights Monday lo rehabilitate his left shoulder following cor· rec live surgery on Oct. 3. "THAT CAPS OFF a year that I 'II probably ne ver forget the rest of my life getting mar· r1ed . college Player o f the Year and Rookie of the :Year," ht' a dded. HOUSTON'S MIKE RENFRO FLIES OVER MIAMI'S LARRY GORDO!' MONDAY NIGHT. "T hC' powe r play' killed us right off the bat." said Black Hawks Coach Bob Pulford. whose team is on a current six· gam e road trip. "We are going through one of those stretches where e very· one's struggling. Bl we 'll snap out Qfit. .. Horner. the No. I choice in laM June's free agent draft. played only half a s eason to wm the award. which is decided by the voles of two BBWAA mem· bers in each of the league 's 12 fra nchise c1t1es. Earl Is a Pearl to .Oilers BEFOR E APPS ' game · winne r. the Black H awks had come from behind with 8: 12 re· maining to tic the scorl' at 3.3 on Darcy Rota's goal. Horner received 12~':! votes·to beat out shorts top Ozzie Smith of the S a n Diego P ad re s a nd pitcher Don Robinson of the Pitts burgh Pirates. the only other players gaining support in lhl• balloting. Smith had 81".! votc.>s and Robmson3. Four TDs, 199 Y~ Sink Miami, 35-30 The Kings took a 3·2 lead at -HOUSTON IAPI ll was-sup· posed to be Earl Campbell vs. Delvin Wilham~. a llallle of two super runrung backs. It was no contest .. , don 't try l o compe te against anybocly or rompare- m y s e lf to any bod y." s aid Cam pbell. Houston 's soft-spoken rookie. An<I there ~as no way a n y body ('OUld c ompa r e anybody with him a rtcr he ran roughshod over Mia m i Monday night HIS FOUR touchdown runs. his 199 yards 81 of them with barely a minute to play for what turned out to be the winning score in the Oilers' 35·30 victory all those were merely surface numbers. not indicative of just how great this He isman Trophy winner from the Univers ity of Texas may become STEVE RAKHSHANI ~· ' His explos ive performance M•dm• !>CORE evouARTER: 1 , q _JO 6:40 of the final period on de· \'aulted him fr6m fourth to first Ho•.-ton , , 1 1. u fenseman Bob Murdoch's second "THEY WERE BOTH re al tn National Football LeaguC' M• .. · -p 10 1>.t\\trom cr~se rv • .,..,m..... goal after Chicago had tied the good candidates fo r the award. rush ing with 1,143 yards . l3 k•~ko~ c.mcioe111 r""rFr11i.<hk•ck• score2·2JUSl25 s econds inlolhe too." Homer said. "I wished more than Williams and jus t 29 ~•ou e..,1>er 1) """ trom P•''°''"' rF"'""" final period on Phil Russell"s them all the best . but J 'm happy rewer than the rookie record of ~·~.~ w1111am\truf\IY•1><-••"k•o • goal. to wan it myself." l ,172 seL four yea~~o-b-Y-Satt---"°" c.a.ioe~"""t''~""::'~E·t·~ ~~~ii""---r.;~~~H~a7,r.;r-!:ifs~o~n~i-s~c~o~r~c~d-~'~A~p!!p~e~a~ring in 89 games arter Die~o·s Don Woods. ~::-~~~;','~;;.~~.~i:::,r;~~~~~-:one1 C hicago's irst goa tn tntng the Braves on-J une 16. Hov -Camp0f>1111run rFrn\ch k1tk• second period. Horner hit 23 homers and drove His four touchdowns fro m 1 Hou -C<llfl'll)Cleneo r""1Fr1t\(h "0 ' 1n 63 runs. He scored SO runs, Mid -Ctl4"0 11 IN\\ from Cr~~ IYeprem1.., SCORE.,. l'fRIOOS 6, 12 a nd 81 yards -·ga ve him 12 ••m Ch•<doo o 1 1 J • had 17 doubles and one triple. f th t h f A S(I 2'/() LOS Anqel"" 7 0 1 • or e season. JUS one s Y 0 -• GAME sunsncs """ Ptrooo -• Lo• Af\Qf'tH. M•r.e•• 1 lie had a .266 batting a vera)?c the ·rookie record set by Cookie Mo• "°" IT•••o•. O•onne t 11 o. 1 l o\ AnQtot•\, o..,._ n and a .539 slugging percentage, Gilchrist m 1962. ~~~~":;;,s.,.. 31 1~~ .,,!~ ~~.';~~.·~ ~. Z.,r;;-~~·~h~ ~·~;"""'· °''·' n fo urth best in the leaJ?ue behind "When I first came anto the league the only goal I set for mys e lf was to tr y and st ay healthy all season and go out a nd do my best. I don 'l go out there trying to break records. I don't run with the ball thinking I 'm gonna be bette r tha n somebody or gel more yards than somebody · · . Pa\\lnl;I varCI~ 310 ... ~<Otld PertOO -, Ch•<~. H•r""'") l!Cerr Pttlsburgh's Dave Parker, Los R••urn ••rd• l • 1'I Runell I I u PeM llit\ -LOQ<ln, c"'· J 1C /\ I . R . s . h d c p., .. , nu 1 1o.1~, r.,.,..,,, LA, J 10. Ru• .. "· Chi, •o n. Mdrk• °'' ngc e!' eggae ~ m1t an in· Pun!\ s .. ....s m•1or. 1J 07 T•vlor, LA, md lO•. 1] 01 c·annali"!' George Foster . He did Fumbl•\·10$1 7 1 C).0 BorClelNU °"· ll ~J ~.LA •• ~ 0 l h h l b t PeN111f!S·ya<ll'. ..... l ·SI flH<CI P!rlOd -• Chi<-. Ru\Hll • IM<lr~\ n a Ve en 0 U g a a S, INDIVIDUAL LIAOEH Ml•ll&I n s lO\ AnQelU Mur00<n 1 11\l)p\I however. lo qualify for league RUSHINC -1W..m1, W1lll&m\,l8·1l; l . Harris & 40. • CnoceQO, ROI•? IO WllM>f\, MlkllM 11 "8 rCCOgn ihOn in Slugging pe rcen• U-SI Hou\lon, c.<nobell 71 1 .. T. Wiiton 10.U. , LOS Anoe•es. A~' ·~"'""· Muraoc n1 II )A PASSI NG -Ml•m•. CrltH ?J·JJ '· ,.. PeN•he\ -Palmer. lA. II JO. Bo<~•e.v, °" tagc. ' Hou11on, P""lor''" 10-1~1. IS. 1J 01 Rf'CEIVINC -""•m•, L Harr i\ MS. 0 ~no"Otl QIMI -cnoc<190S-l·l1-'3 lo\A"9fl~ H..,rls •·19, Bul&ocn -Moort 3 ..... Tllll'n<l<I It 1-19 l9 J •S ~OU\lon, 8.,ber J.S. 8urrovq11 »JI. C..ler GO•ll•• -C"•<•OO. E \POlllO l o• A"9('1~•. ?·JI, Renlro71• le5'4rd A· 1.&1'1 TH•E SPORTING NEWS e arlier named Jlorne r the col· Rakhshani in Tune for Bowl Tilt By JOHN SEV ANO Ol U. o.llf l'llOI St.ttl When one hears the name Rakhshan i. imm ediately most people think or tight end Vic Rakhsbanl of USC. It's only natural with Vic, a sophomore, playing for a na · tional powerhouse like the Trojans. · But there's another Rakh!)tani. maybe not as well noted as hfs brother. but just as Important in stature to his.teammates. HlS NAME I& STEVE, and he'll be the quarterback when the Rustle rs of Golden West face Cerritos In the Avocado Bowl this Satll(day at Cerritos. There's nothing fancy about Steve. he jus t. goes about his job competently. wlU1oul fa n-fare, like a well-tuned automobile. ''l just try to play and have fun doing It,'' aays Rakbshanl modestly . "I 'm hav· Int a lot of run tb1s year." ' The younger Rakhshani. like h is brother. is a product of Edison HJgh where he was quarterback his senior year and the n moved on to San Jose State with a scholarship. INJURED EARLY In the yaar. Rakhshani was demoted to third string at San Jose. Conseque ntly he saw little play· Ing lime so he decided lo redshlrt the season. Unhappy with conditions north , Steve eventually moved back home and enrolled at Golden West. "I wasn't real pleased with the 4.7 rec· o rd we had that year and I didn't see much of a future ." says the good-looking, brown-haired, 185-pound QB. "I decided lo come to Golden Wes t because r kne w they had a · good team and a good coaching ataft." • • R akhsharu has pe rformed this season with the poise and polish e xpected of someone tus caliber. HE'S STARTED every game for the Rustlers. and although noted for being a passing quarterback, has s acrificed what he does best for the betterment or the team . "I've been doing better. but we're still not throwing as much a s I antie,ipaled we would. But then we haven't needed to thro w the ball much," he says. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending upon how you look at It. Rakhshani 1s qua rte rback for the top rushing team in the state. With Leonard Altavilla and Steve Fogel receiving most or the notoriety In the backfield, Rakhshanl has been content to' See &Um.ER, Page B% leg1ate PlayC'r o f the Ye ar aft~r he batted ov<>r .400 and hit 25 home runs for Arizona State. which lost to Southe rn Cabfom1a in the Colle ge World Serle s ranals .. His ratio of one home run for eve ry 14.04 at·bats was the best ever recorded by a Rookie of the Year award winner. surpassing the one ror every 14. 77 at-bats set by Withe McCovcy when he broke m Wllh the San Francisco Giants. ~ "( Just think .he 's J!ol a super future ahea d o f h 1 m ." s aid Atlanta Manager Hobby Cox. "He wall be capable of wanning / the RBI and hom e run titles an U the ruture. and he 's a good third ba seman. Daniels 54th In Nationals MADISON. Wis I AP 1 Albe rto Salazar. wearing long underwear as prote ction against the 20·degree weather. won the National Collegiate /\thlel1c As· sociat1on cross country meet Monday wh1l(• favorite Henry R o n o o f Wa s h1ngt n n S tate finished almost last • T he Univers ity o r Ore~on Junior from Wayland, Mass .. was clocked a t 29 .29.7 . 31 2 s e conds a he ad of Mic h a e l M us yok1 of Texa s· E l Paso. which defeated Oregon for the team title. Irvine's Dave Daniels. in 12th ptaceat the half way poirtt. finished S4lh overall. No time was available. Recllelleslp• U niversity High football .coach Dick Roche has re· signed his post arter four year s at the helm. Roche 's four-year record with the Trojans was 10·24·2. The University athletic director says the position will be open ed lo ouls ide 'can- didates. "l reel there is a light. at the end of the tun· nel , 1' says Roche , "but feel there is a need for a cb.ange or direction at the lop." .- 82 DAil. Y Ptl.OT T~.NoYembet!l, 1978 .............. WHERE'S THE BALL 7 'l'hr-.t.• mem bt.>r~ or tht• Crnnd Fork~ C:ountr) Cluh prcpan• to tt•t• off an tht.• '"o" Saturdu~ ut th,· t1r~t .1nnual Mulduk Ciolf Clu!)-,1<' 1n akotJ Ntnr LN·n ~olft.•1 s hruvt•c.l 13·dcgree tem- Pt·ratures t o play in the f1ve·hole tournt·mt•nt Sixt V·M•vt·n hulls wc,•re lost I ti ltW ~00\\ A Caosule Report From the World of Sports Jolm Cuts List to Three; Decision Due This Week From Ar Dispal<:bei> (.'INCINNATI P1tcher;;a-ommy John hm; narrowed his choice· of l<'ams ~b lhrtt clubs. in- cluding thl' Cincinnati Red!>, according to h1!. lawyer. John, 35, who entered ba.!>cball's free agent re-entry draft following a contract dispute with lhe Loc., Angele:; Dodgers, !.hould make up hi:; mind by this w(•ekend, ::ac cording lo his attorney. Bob Cohen. in Los Angeles. Coht.'n s aid in a telephone interview that he met for 21~ hours Monday an Los Angeles with Reds Pres ident Dick Wagner Cohl'n ~ould not reveal lhe names of the olh<'r teams John 1s considenng. ·'I would s ay we are down to three team!-.. I would say we will have· a de· d s ion v<•ry soon, bt-forc> the Wl•ckcnd 1s out," said Cohe n. John t•nt<"r<'d th~ frc(• agc>nt market arter lht• Dod~crs refu~<'d his dc>m and fo r a thrt'<' y<'ar contract ·'Th<' Jeni? th of contract ha!> not been a problem with any or lh<' teams w(' havt· n<'i::otiated with The only people 1t was a probl('m with wai. the Dodgers. Jn ract. when we· put our dC'm::ands to1?elher, not once in my mind, not once in Tommy's mind. did we t•vc·r thmk anyone would offer us l('SS than threl' yl'ars, .. Cohen said r------Quoie of ,,.,. Da11 ----- Not <>vcn a pulled hamstnng muscle wall k(•ep the Oakland R::a1dc rs' Mickey Marvin out of next Sun· dciy 's NFL game. Says Marvin: ''I'll be ready for Scatllf' If they have to c ut lhC dam leg Off " P«-t1n .ftil.ate-R«-tains ,\'o. I RaHki"fl Th<' Top Twenty teams in The Assoc1at(.'(( Press col lt>J!t• foothJll 1.1011 • ..., 1th f1r-.l place votes an parentheses. Jnd •wa..,on rt•t·ords P1•nn SI 15!) 1 10·0 0 11 Arkansas 7·2·0 2 ,\ laham;1 t:J 1 :1 I 0 12. Georgia 8· 1· l :i. So Cal 12> ~)·I 0 13. Maryland !l·2-0 1 Okl;ihoma 121 llJ I 0 14. Mich. State 7-3-0 '."> llouston H· I II 1::; Pittsburgh 8 2-0 •• M1ch1ga11 9 1 0 Hi Ohio Stall' 7·2·1 7 :-kbra. .... ka !l-2·0 17 UCLA 8·3·0 IS. Notr(' Dame 8-2·0 lR. Purdue 7-2·1 ~ Tl'XUS 7-2 () 19 Missouri 7-4-0 10 Cll'fTIM>n ~I I Cl 20. Iowa State· 1:1·3·0 ~11a .... Will Take Bluebott.wt Alahama·s 21 senior football players voted [!] unanimously to go to the Bluebonnet Bowl in the 4 • event tht>y don't represent the Southeastern C o n f c r <' 'n <' c• i n t h e S u g a r B o w I . . . F i v e o~g Sl'nsons-was all Wi t"hitn State c>euld handle.-'Ibe_ Shockt·r~' hl•ad coach Jim Wright was fired after JUSt 6,519 fans tumed up for the season finale that capped a 17·37-1 !.late under Wright ... Ricky Bell, Tampa Bay's star run- nin~ b[1C'k, won't need sur~cry for his delicate knee but he "''II protwbly miss Sunday's game et Chicago ... USC's Ty Spt>rUng was named Pac-10 defensive player of the week while teammate Charles White shared offensive honors with Stanford's Darrin Nel5on. United Stales colleges were 3·2 against In· m t~rnational competition Monday. Ollie Ma&son, Ricardo Brown and Tony Fullerton scored 17 points each Monday as Peppcrdine downed the • f' ront Po9e BI RUSTLER. • • unselfishly f.tO about his business in almost relative obscurity. STllL. DESPITE the lack of recognition. Rakhshani has been nottC('d by the people that count the most-his coach. and the ~couts. "H e's a vt•r y des irable recruit." -ffflYS GWC Coach Ray Shacklefor.d. "lie 's >J-¥ery com· plete person as a player and in· div1dual. "Steve makes things happen that are good," compliments tus coach . "You Just can't say anything bad about him." FOR SOMEONE who's gone v1 rtually unnoticed, Rakhshani 's statistics are pretty impressive. He is third on the team in rus hing with 275 y ards a nd :-,even touc hdowns, and he':\ completed 51 percent of his passes <76 of 149 1 for 1.022 yards a nd s jx TDs . Co mbine d , Rakhs hani has accounted for one third 1lJ1 of his team 's 39 TD~ overall. "What makes him so good for us." says Shackleford. "is that he knows, and we know, he can throw the football. tie's had very few interceptions <five! for the number of passes he's com plell'd. .. Another thin it ib he's by far the fastest quarterback afoot we've ever had and his ability to improvise is unique with us." .add:; Shackleford. Rakhs han1 admits he ha!. learned a lot about football lhi!. year. "RATHER THAN JUST set up and pass 1 ·ve learned how to read and attack dirrcrent de· fenses," he says. "I also learned a lot from los- ini:: our first two games <the Rus tlers are 8-2). We have a lot of talent on this team and two good offensive backs in Altavilla and Fog el. Both hav e breakaway potential and both are a ~ood contrast in style!-. with Fogel being power and Altavalla possessing the ability to turn the comer." Although only a freshman, Rakhshani will not be back with the Rustlers next season. It's not because he's unhappy with ewe. he just re<>ls it's lo his ad· vantage to go to a four-year campus. "IT'S DEFINITELY to my advantage to leave because of the redshir\ year . I 'm 19 and have three years left. Even ir I have to watch from the sidelines for...one_y.ear~ at Least that way I'll learn the system " Golden West 's loss will be anothe r 's ~a1n Whatever cam· pus Rakhs han1 chooses to at tend, the school will know it has i nh e rited a capable quarterback. Ce rtainly, a perso n of Rakhshani's cali ber can't go un- recognized much longer . Tuz Sidelined BOULDER. Coto.-Former Corona del Mar High basketball s tandout Jack Tuz s uffered a broken foot during practice at the University or Colorado this week and has opted to sit out the season. 'I FOOTBALL /BASKETBAU- Lux, F -rene1-No. I Mesa Domiriates All-Sea View League By ROGER CARLSON Ot.,. o.lly ,..... Sl.lff Cobta Mesa lllgh's Mustangs grabt>Mi the ma-JOr jWards tor All·SCa view League lootball selec· lloms as sele<'ted by the Dally Pilot with Most Val- uable Player and Coach or the Year honors going The Daily Pilot' No. ls to the Mustanus · • Quartcrlmc k Riii Lux . th(' talented junior southpaw wtth th quick release and quick legs. Is the Most Valuablt' Player. In addition to being the league 's No t offensive b/Aclc· When the e hiJ)!' were down. It was Lux who carried Costa Mesa lo victories over El Toro and Corona dl'l Mar to give the Mustangs the CO· championship with Corona del Mar and No. l status goinA into the playoffs. In the victory over Corona del Mar Lux com· pleled 13 of 25 passes ror 138 yards and ran for 6S yards agamst wnat was touted as the best de· fen."e m the league. In the five league games Lux completed 46 or 85 passes ror 588 yards Biii Lux Otfen11ve Beck Cott• MeH Even more responsibility was put on Lux·s arm and leflS with the loss of running back Mike Te regis. who was inJured and missed two games prior to the Corona de l Mar tiff. Tom French. an his fifth year wilh Costa Mesa. lS the Coach of the Year. Picked to finish lh1rd and saddled wilh an upset loss to Uruvers1ty, French rallied bis team to upset victories over El Toro and Corona det Mar. It is French's second co· champk>nship In the last three years. Rick Irwin Offensive Lineman El Toro Also singled out for No .. 1 honors are Corona del Mar's Jlm Sholtln <receiver l and Rick Starnes <defensive back> and the El Toro trio of linemen Rick Irwin <orrense I and Alan Changala <defense 1 and linebacker Andy Dlck. Sbollln. in addition to his ability at receiver. was also a solid choice at defensive end and was among the trio of Lux and Corona del Mar quarterback Kurt Brockman for most valuable honors. Changala was a unanimous choice al nose guard. Flnt Team Offense Pos. Playet. scllool WR-Jim Shollin, CdM WR-Dan Bauer. Costa Mesa TE-Dan Monteverde. Irvine Jim Shollln Receiver Corona del Mar T -Scott Carpenter,. CdM G -Rick Irwin. El Toro C -Nick Higginbotham, El Toro G -Jeff Cole, CdM Ht. 6·1 5·10 6·3 6·3 5·11 5·8 5·11 5-9 6-0 5-8 6· l 6·0 Wt. 190 165 200 214 195 190 190 195 167 170 190 170 Cl. Sr. Sr. Sr .• Jr. Jt. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Alan Changala Defensive Lineman El Toro T -Dale Mitchell, El Toro B -Bill Lux, Costa Mesa B -Martin Hubbard, CdM B -Kurt Brockman. CdM B -Johnny Bryant. El Toro First Team Defe~ DE-Jim Gleason, Uruversity OT-Kory Burwell, CdM NG-Alan Chaogala. E l Toro DT~bris Monahan, Costa Mesa DE-Tony Camp. Estaocia LB-Aody Dick. El Toro LB-Eric Raff. CdM LB-Mike Scarlett. Costa Mesa B -Rick Starnes, CdM B -Rich Brown, EJ Toro B -Jon Melbon. CdM B -Scott Milter. Costa Mesa Second Tum 6·0 6·2 6-0 5-10 6-4 6-0 5·10 6-0 6-1 5-8 6-0 5.9 17S 228 185 190 195 185 195 185 180 160 180 168 Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Sr. Ends-Ron Holmes, El Toro, 6-5, 190 Jr.: John Hudson. El Toro, 5-8, 160 Jr. Andy Dick Linebacker El Toro Line-Alan Akana. Es tancia. 6-1, 230 jr.: Dave Campbell. Costa Mesa, 6·2, 185 Jr .. Tim Albright, El Toro. 5-9, 195 s r.: Mi lee Kennedy. Costa Mesa, 5-10, 190 sr.; Ron Perkins, CdM, 6-1. 196. jr. Linebacker -Steve Bodkin. Irvine. 6-t. 185 s r. Backs-Mike Teregis, Costa Mesa, 5·9, 170 sr .: Rick Starnes Defen1lve Back Corona del Mar Harry Billups, University. 5-11. 171. sr.: David Langmade. University, 5-9. 170 sr.: Ken Beres, El Toro. 5-9. 165 s r ; Warren Dennis, CdM, 5-11. 179 Jr. Butterfingers! CM Foe Has Fumh'le Prob/,ems ONT ARIO There has been a b~ttle cry in the Ontario High foot ba II camp for the paslfour weeks -"Hold on to the ball!" That's been the problem for the Jaguars as they prepare for Friday night's invasion or Newport Harbor High where they'll tr~ to change tlungs against the Costa Mesa Mustangs, Sea View League co-cha mpions. Things we re J:Oang along pretty well for Coach Terry Roche's Ontario crew for a while, the Cougars had won their firth s traight without a defeat befort' fumbles and Interceptions turned the last fou,..~ame-s into a nightmare Back-to-back j?ames or rune turnovers helped ignite two tit'<. a nd two losses as Ontario fimshed with a 5·2·2 record In the f1r;t lie. which s napped the fi ve game losing streak, the Cougars were· held to a 16-16 decision by Sierra Vista. which was winless at the lime wilh a combined score or 21 -130 m that span. "We've JUSl gol to hold on to the ball and run, run, run," says Roche. The statistics bear out Roche's statement. Ontario ('Omplete!' about 40 percent of its passes in a system th&t allows ooly 10 passes a game. Tom Jerrerson. Ontario's 6·4, 230·pound fullback. bears the brunt of the attack. Through seven games the big rullback had gained 1,154 yards and a 7.1 aver::a~e. Sophomore Shawn Avant. however, is the leading scorer with 10 touchdowns. Avant, who is very quick, Js averaged 10.7 yards per carry in the Js early part of the season. u John Thomas is the most lik('ly re· :: ceiver when the Cougars go to the air 1• and the defense Is keyed by linebacker ~ Peter Marin '18.'; 1 1 OfCTAltlO IW·ll Mou11toMnV!hl We\11•~• S.n Olm.It Oonl.UQO '""''~ 0.. S1err • Vlll• 8CN11I• lto¥••0.. Ci ''"'" '°"" IU •u I 11 ·~ I\ 36 J• / r Greenfield Says GWC Is Green Goldt>n W"st Colll'gt' first-year head basketball co:ich Jim Greenfield will be the first to ad· m1t ht' dO<'s n't know what to ex- pect from his 1978-79 squad. "We're very youni:: and very inexpPr1<'nr-cd," sayo; Grecn- r1eld "Nobody's exceptional and everybody 1s about the same. We're ~oing to be doing a lot or t•xperimentang till we find the right combination " THAT COMBINATION is go· 1n~ to httv<> to eom•· from <.1 team that's rt'turrun~ only two playcro; fro m las t y e:ir's C'lub that finished 5·7 m conference play a nd 12·16overall Nine or the ltl players on the roster are frl'Shmen and Green- rield says it will be tough to ob lain continuity because of this "I think it's safe to say we're definitely in a rC'bulldlng year, .. he> says. "Most or the peoplt~ playing are freshmen and we'n· ~oin~ lo be very inc•onsistent for awhile." Repubhc of China National team, 131·86 ... Utah got 17 points from Danny Vranes and 15 from Tom Chambers to beat the Polish National team. 87·69 ... Pe nnsylvania . with Tim Smith and Ed Kuhl scoring 14 points each, kept the Ar~enllna National team winless in eight outings with an 89-56 victory ... Todor Gogdanov sank a pair or free throws with seconds left In overtime to give the Bulgarian National team a 92·90 win over Missouri .. Andrei Lopatov, a f>.10 forward, scored 19 points before fouling out as the Soviet Union National team downed Kanirns, 87-84 . Connors Tops ·Foe Checking NBA Stats ONLV RON GARRETSON, u 5· 10 guard from Servile ll1gh. figures in the starting lineup from last year's team. The other four starters arc freshmen. OTHER SPORTS The Cincinnati Reds concludf'd their 17·aam • Japan tour with lhell' 14th victory , a 3·2 de- cision over the Yomiuri Giants ... Miguel Canto derended his World Boxing <.;ounc1l flyweight championship for a record 13th time w1th a splil declsion over Thailand's Tacemron Vlbonc:b&l •.. Los Angeles Dodgers' catcher Sttvt Veapr nnd ,hiR wife Oloria became parents for the first time wilh the birth of nn eight paund, two ounce boy, Stephen Wayne Yea1er II . . PennRylvanla's Supreme Court reln."Ulted a $125,000 award lo a woman hit by u baseball durtnsc o Pltl3burah Pirates game on the In· auaural day ot Three Rivers Stadium over eight years ago. . .Jobft ISenbOw tormerly ol Orange <.;oaat <.;ollege, has been selected to play for the Un1ttd St.ates nallonal youth SOC• ccrtcam. Radio. T~~eble11 aADIO: Athletes In Action at Maryland, S p-m., XYMS U08nt). TV: No event.a ached_uled. ,. KOBE. J apan -Jimmy Con· nors. the U.S. Open champion. beat fellow Ame rican John Aus tin 6-1. 6·0 todny in open- ing round singles or·a $~5.000 in· ternatlonal tennis tournament. In the women ·~ first round singles. Kathy May defeated Rosie Casals 6-0, 6-1. In the third nnd lut mnteh of the nl~ht, Victor Amaya and Pat Dupre beat Ken Rosewall and Bruce Manson of the United· Statts 3-6, 7·6, 6·4 in flrst round doubles. ~ •••w• rr1 .. ,.,.. BOLOGNA. Italy Jcan- Louls Halllet of France defeated Tonino ?.uaareltt of Italy 8·1, 8·3 Monday on the firtt day or the S50.000 lntematlonal fndoor Ten· •• nts Championship tournament The two top seed s are Americans John McEnroe and Sandy Mayer. In other first.round matches Monday. Adriano Pnnotta ot tta-· ty defeated Ezlo de Matteo of Ita ly 6·L 6·0: BC!mle Mitton ot South Mrlc a defeuted Jlri Oranat or Czechoslovakia 6,1. 6·4: Eliot Teltsche r or the United Stattl downed Marco Conr;ollnl o r t tnly 6 ·2. 6 -0 . Czcchoslovnklu 's Stanis law Birner beat Amcrlcon J. Garcia 6·1, W : Gianni Marchetti of Jta· ly defeated Fabrtilo Fanucc1 of ttaly 7.s. 6 ·3 and Zeljko l'rmulo\ltc of YUplavla. beat haly's Roberto Lombardi 6·1. 8·3. ' Nr w VOltl( IAPI -The N•l-1 ll•U.tlO.Oll 4'\\0(11 119'1 "o"nQ, rtl>OunClll\f """ """' I•~" lllfOUO'I Off/It\ Of Suf>Ny SCOIUNO 0 flO ,T fltt A•• Gtr•ln, $.,. MCOftio II 70S IOS ~It :IO J ''"·~0..00 71 711 UI >~ ,H Wt\1111\•I, """"4• !I )C» .. •11 ?ti• l.•l\ltr. o.von •S 1s1 11 • "• M JOIW'\\Oll Mllw-.. 70 111 'II S14 7S 1 trvtnQ, 11111~• I\ 141 •1 ~ 1\ 1 lteotf'I\#, New 0r ..... , ,. "' .. ... ,, 1 MCGl!W't., ~ II ltt I" t.4l J4 11 TllOmO\Oft, ~ 11, l•S II 411 f4 S U_.,, ~l'Anl-It Itel 12 Ot 7• 1 ··~"°'"· OOtfo.fY9tA .. M•IOllt, ~ 14 .. 1$\ ,,, I•• lt&O•ll-. Htw °'"'-,. .. Ill ,.. 1)8 4'0Clul J•'*'°'· LOt '"'Ol .. \11 " "I tlO 17 8 Wtt""'· -Vet\ tr )A !ti tlS 11 • Parl\11, Oolotll ~Mt II SS UO 2'i 1' I LuU\,0...S-tCt ltotlff, Ottrwlt l'o<ll, 1(-s (UY N llOll, lot AllOt+f\ ,.,, y 1144A!On . .. AHi i ft 0 ......... 11 lM 1011 11 t• IOl II I .... .. ISol .. 11 40t t 4 Flanking Garretson ln the back court will be Lei. nd Orucc. a 6-3 guard from Marina High . Mike llC'lde. a 6-7 forward from Fountain Valley will be at one forward position with 6·4 Walt Evans. the brother of formar USC quarterback Vince, at the other wing. The ccntl'r spot will be manned by 6-8 Ooua Jardine ot E11tancla. Obviously, the Rustlers will not be lacking In height-only ~xperlencc nod poise. "I just don't know whut lo ex· peel from this team," Gre •n· field uys. "Everything's a big qutttlon mark. I'd say right now if we were to finish tho season with a .500 r~c ord , l 'd be happy." -By John Sevano ,- FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING TONY PASTTZZO Trade llUlrk For P astizzo: Consiste~ Tony Pasllzzo, Fountain Valley High's hard-hill.mg linebacker. has been chosen as the Daily Pilot's Defensive Player of the Week follow- irtg the Barons' 31-13 conquest or Newport Harbor High in the Sunset League finale. Pastizzo was no more outstanding in the Newport Harbor game than in past performances for Fountain Valley It was just another 'in a series or poundings he's dealt the op· position. AGAINST NEWPORT HARBOR Pastiu.o was credited with seven un- assisted and nine assisted tackles a nd a pair or quarterback sacks. His season stats reflect a whopping 78 unassisted tackles. 96 assisted Pla!lft" of tlaP WH'k tackles, six quarterback sacks. an interception. two fumble recoveries and six caused fumbles. He's thrown opponents for minus yardage 11 llmes as the Barons • premier linebacker. .. Pastizzo ts our defensive cap· tain." says Coach Bruce Pickford. "He alternates at fullback and that really isn't a correct thing to say because he:S a first string player. It's JUSt that he's so good on defense we reel we have lo have him a t linebacker He is a very tough hom· . bre." Pastizzo checks in at 195 pounds on a 5· 11 frame and this is his seeond year with the varsity, a s pan In which the Barons have won 18 of their last 20 games as they prepare for Friday night's CIF Big Five Con- ference playoff game with Eisenhower at Huntington Beach High. As remarkable an offense which Fountain Valley possesses with blue chippers in all or the skilled posi- tions. Pastizzo and his friend, Tim Henigman. make it doubly tough for the opposition as they back up Foun- tain Valley's defensive line. By Roger Carlson Volleyball Playoffs Corona del Mar's No. 1 rated Sea Kings will host Bishop Montgomery tonight at 6 in a second round girls CI F 4-A volleyball playoff game while Irvine High will host third rat· ed Newport Harbor in another 4-A battle. Tueedey, Nov•mber 21. 1978 DAILY PtLOT D Cerritos-lgriores Its Loss to Coast -Chaffey (M).I In Playoffs .'Since WWII ROCKET SHm lrJFROM ROD IAVER ~ IUUS1RATED BY JIM JONSON By JOHN EV ANO OI • OWty ,..._ tuitt NORWALK Ct-mtos CollcfJe 'a 1 to Oranat CoHt tn tht" sc>uth C'out Conlertnet-Foot~ll final.-lat1t Saturda hasn't d1mpent'd the spln of lht t•a.1cons at •II H the)' prcpu1• ror Gol~n We t Saturday In the A\C>Cldo Bowl ... 111t least that':J ~hat bead Coach fo'rank Mauottu I J S. • 'Su~ Y..'E' wantf'd to win lhe f(:tmf> at Coast. and or COUJ' e the.> )(lti. hob put a damper on things, but right now v.e to excited about the Avocado -8amt 11'f kids~ h••>PY and one or their goalJ al the bega.nnm3 of thl" )Ur was to win th confcrt>nce and be eligible for the Avocodo Bowl "Our kids won when they had to and there 3~ only Ix tcums left pl:t~mg. and we're one of them " C'EaRITOS' 1·4 OVERALL record 111 deceiving. The Falcons. basically a deferuove team, have dot1e excep· . tlonally well when 1t counts and t!lere's no doubt about the im· porlance of thJs game with Golden West ··1 think you can go through the years and see that records really don't mean a thing in bowl games. l think a team with four losses could easily upset a team that's gone un· defeated because what It all boils down to is just one game," says Mazzotta, who's played in three bowl games himself-two al the junior col- lege leve l, a nd a nothe r as a member of the University or Utah in the Liberty Bowl. THERE'S NOTHING flashy about Cerritos. The Falcons just come at you with a balanced attack centered, around their all-conference tailback James Copeland, who's carried ror 912 yards and 10 TDs this seasoo. What makes this Falcon team balanced though is that if Copeland is stopped. which he has been the last three games, Cerritos still has the ability to score · as Illustrated by the 17 points against OCC. Copeland was held to just 18 yards on 18 car· ries in the contest. "We're going to need more yardage out of him than we've been getting though il we're going to win," concedes· Mazzotta . "I don't think he's totaled 130 yards in his last three games. .. WE'JlE NOT REALLY great with-1 out him although we've woo some. games .. Ir Copeland ls bottled up, Cerritos can rely on backfield mate Ken Nardis and quarterback DuWayne Decker to pick up the slack Nnrdis has done his JOb quieUy, and quate admirably, totaling 664 yards on 141 c:trrles. Decker. m t nwhlll'. has eompletcd ~ ot 142 passes for 892 yards and 10 TDs. Dcckt>r 's favorite target lhough- Tr~vor Ware i• out or the Avocado d11t":\lc because of a separated ~houldcr suffered in the OCC contest. "THE KEV WILL definitely be if we can hold on to the ball." says M azzotw "If wt' wind up playing a lot or delense we 're dead because we JWSt don't have the size to stay with most teams " Even II Cerritos holds onto the baU. Mazzotta knows his club is in for a- har<S time WJth Golden W~t. "They're definitely the best around right now." he says. M auotta adds that the Falcons will have to be s h arper mentally· against Golden West. "We had a rew mental breakdowns the other night that cost us the game. We're going to have to play sounder mentally. Golden West is big and ag- gressive and they possess one of the top, 1f not the top, rushing teams in the state. "We've been playing very well de· fensively. We allowed only 68 points in our six conference games and· our derense has been just super." Tritons' Foe Will Play It Wide Open In what promises t-0 be a game or contrasting styles, the wide open Raiders of Sonora High tangle with Sao Clemente High's usually con- servative Tritons Friday night in the first round of the CIF Central Con- ference football playoffs . The game is sch eduled for 7:30 at San Clemente. Sonora Coach Wayne Payne. whose team qualified for a playoff berth with a third place finish in the tough Orange League, behind Ezperanza and El Dorado, says, "We like to spread 'em out and throw the ball." It's a rematch between the two ONTARJO-Charfey High's Tigers are co-champions in the Citrus Belt League and the rallyi ng cry around tlJe school is simply put: "We want It now.·~ The Tigers, who have found things tough in the Citrus Bell League lbe past 30 years. have round things even tougher in the CIF football playoffs. In 10 tries since World War II, Chaf. fey h·as not won a s in6le playoff game. The best effort was a tie. F RIDAY mE TIGERS will play host to the Mater Del Monarchs, the No. 3 team rrom the Angelus League with a G:3 record. Chaffey. 7 ·2 ox er· all, tied with Eisenhower. but is the CBL's No. 1 entry thanks to a 14·7 win over Eisenhower in the league opener. Coach Ray Stark's Chaffey crew relies on a super 1 ·2 aenaJ punch with quarterback Mike Newnam 16-1, 18S sr. 1 throwing to receiver Scott Bennett. a 6·1. t8S-pounder with the moves and hands to be considered an All·CIF prospect by inland sportswriters. BENNETT HAS CAUGHT 29 pas ses ror 431 ya rds and nine touchdowns. He 's a lso an ace s printer and long jumper in track and field. Jn the showdown against Fontana. in which Chaffey rolled. 38·14, BeMett caught nine passes. Newnam has completed 71 of 168 passes for 9'l7 yards and Is reported to be one of the best quarterbacks de· veloped in the Ontario region in years. OTHER RUNNI NG BACKS in· elude Bob Mercer. Bob Fellhauer and Marty Crowe. all with creden· tials in the 5.5 yards per carry range. But it is the Newnam· Bennett com-bination that as t;nauey·s Hread ·n butter. The only game that kept Chaffey from an undefeated league campaign was a 6-0 loss at Redlands. where two field goals kept Redlands' winning streak at home with Chaffey intact since 1955. 2t Pesadene t• I l.OY'Of• '8 h Elw-• I 0 Reel!-\ t •• P•tm $prlnqs 1 \ '3 '°'°"" ·~ n s.n Gotvcn1a 1 ll Pa<lfk 12 J8 FCH!I•... I• Dlnc1MM •• CMtte1 """ l>rel(eed '*111 on__, Fneew•v ISSI lo Riven.ell' Frecw•Y I'll. Eftl on .. IO H19f>W•Y 71 -"' Euthcl A-... R!ilM on Eucllcl Aw IO Ont•rlo. S<-IOWteO on left •I tt&s No-Eucllcl In o..i.r1a. THIS ACflON /Jf()/Kfif!S 71i!EAle'lt»v5 T/~IAI(; IWD C.o«e/ITMrttJN. THIS 1$ IHE« 1llE AA y, 1!$ Vl1' 6U,4T HAJl{)-e"fl" ~INATllJN e>c,£1.. ~YOU 6E~INIJ61i!S, /I H1Nr-· ~CA~ NOT 7tJ OV~ll • /INN 711& 8AIJ. I IF ~'l?E ttlAKING A <JF ~ S'llJTS, 11tt I/Aral/.~ '711£ BAU. M()tli'e CU>S£'-Y.' Alamitos Entries WI: Otl ISO-. Y'S E flfTlt I U ,_ ..... o., ...... FlntPff';-. ... ....,cM ... , ....... 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"""""'•' 1t0'2 W•r• 0...Ur (J~I HOISly CMI Fly "'911orrel K•m• Crou 1~11 .. .,..., OMctt IFr•il«r) Coley'\ Con C~I Otp!OnMtl<: MafCI CRllMln1I LowlYAllotcW>I~) Ats.olEll9i.._ L" G11ercl lMcCMrcnl Wln<._.M IFr&le< I TooCMe IA11¥0Yeel Royel'• BllrelnHI IPl«al IOI Ill 113 Ill AllOE ....... :~ Sonfty'• Fl•Sll 1~11 I I I• Jucti •s Prift(e t..e• IM<.-c.tronl 111 II? lle«ny• (SWilUf\9'1 11~ 11• 8rl~r Entre CSl•lll"'l'I I IJ tU NINTH RACE -6tur~3 vur 120 otcl\ & up. FllllH & m.res. Pur>e II• '1.800 C1a1m1nv price u.ooo. UO Str .. ktfl IMrrlo<• I...,, I schools in CIF playoff action with ,.~~~.::1! ~eo-,: ~~~ Sonora owning a pair or victories. p p I . $4,000 Cl-ngpri(.l' U,000. Bold LlllOY IGMUllOI Goocl Boot. IAll¥cl';U I Krt\lftu-l~cel Crvst•I VI lions IV•lclu I "San Clemente has always been bit· r e p 0 01s t s Nl'•-1 NICI!' ICIUll H•rbOf Palrc>I (Fratte<I ters on defense, so we know we have P1<n 1Ca11e 10"-' our worlt cut out for us," says Payne. s..p.t M« •Novue11 Th Raide f Pl W dn sda 5-., Sot! 151.ili~I e J'S go 50 ar 8S 80 OC· ay e e y K l~Prl~IMc:CMrcnl .casiooal ''Stars and Stripes" rorma· L-lng Ptllftl tMtnal 1tioo where four linemen split away ~!1s =·~~=' from the center and two guards tone Newport Harbor Higb's top-rated Myh1•• 1tilllrw•t 11• ::.~~=:-lftl :~ Pre 09 fCMncMl\I 110 Hudo All~""' (PNllipsl u• Cttrv, Clowr lNoquet 1 II• AlteEI ...... 114 Siie l y Tr-'! I( ISl•lll ngs I 11e Gen,.,•0v1~1 II• Al Vou• Lel ... re !'White I I I• S<099<ns Doll IOltllOtr1W>n I II• 111 Ill" II• ,.. Girls Launch Tennis Playoffs r th ...... _.. i od > Sailor• go after victory No. 2 in de· ., .. Etl9i"" 0 e ............ sane . of the c Very Windy (Nogunl II• TENTH RACE -~ .. ,,., 111'' Also a Sonora weapon is the quick rense ir IF 4·A water. polo Llllle 1119 e.o INleNI II• mtle l y-OldS ~ up Flltoe~ - k. k be the rte b k 'tcbes championship Wednesday afternoon T""ncler R ...... IWoodl 10. m•res. Pww SIJ,.000. c ... ~ pro Corona del ~ar and Sao Clemente IC w re qua r ac Pl 'th ho A11 Fonu1111114 10w1 11• in.soo w t b lfba k Al H ho · t w1 a me contest again.st Buena . c,.,_ 1..., ,,._,~. high schools airls tennis teams have o a c an eurer. w Ul urn ---............ ,.. __ , o-t .on rd . _ _. Park. Game time is at 3. ,crnH •au . Si•"'°_ ,,.11• Br101v Ar9.I '"-'-'' been seeded second ln their ge s away ._.ya ers agaau,n an UD· I d h •wr--., __ ... -~-~.~ """""• , ... ,u ting d f A so rawing a ome game is ~.,,. ............ . .,.._ ,., -~ 1°-' 1 respective divisions in CIF playoff . suspec e ense. w . .oo c••-nvpru s.20.000. v ,.....,. .... ,,,,.., H ls (the b. · ,....., Sunset League runnerup Edison. T111aoree 1c.rc1or.1 118 P-s Fl-. 1v.i•-" competition which begins Friday. eurer one o ig guns mun:: h ' h ~ Lo Be h w lso R-. R""""" 1011v•rfll 111 C••0 •·n R-<Mcc..rron1 Sonora attack, as a runner and re· w IC ~ts ng ac i 0 at 3. Cint•, P'-e 1R.m1,..y1 111 Hou Note 11ouMCtye~1 ""u...terMMt · On the road are Sea View League GlorY a ..... tMeN• 118 e1oom111· Roeoeno 1s~111119\1 S.n G;)t)rlel ., !>.tnl• ~·; Cypreu .. Aoour•. ce1ver. b Estan . d th Costa M Sl•k•n o.nce (All..-dyetl Ill Wl11t-a1y IPiet'al :~::~:~ ~.::1~~;=:.~=:~ He's run for 488 yards on 109 car-c amp cia 80 e esa Fi..1·s c ..... 1c1n 1enu1 11s o..si.ec;1n 1011t>Otr1,.,..1 w 11c1 can1 Winner., LB ,...,; wmminsiw 41t AINm-ries ror six touchdowns. and Heurer Mustangs. Estancia tangles with cu..,·, Gin Cl.ubteta1 11\ Arwe1111.._ or•. Aec11-.. "-'~er.a.t has caught 22 passes for 252 yards. Long Beach Millikan in the latter's ~~~!~~11~1 ::~ ~·~™-~1 "' tJJ 11S 117 110 IU 110 110 113 uo 110 '°' """"'"'°""' et ~ ~; B"'1Nnll .. A~•= Dave Stivers suffered a hip-point pool at 7 p.m .. while Mesa travels to Pretty Ru1er ts.nc,,.,1 • 11s, Millll••n .. Simi V•ltey; canyon ., ~ ..-; Mira Costa ror a 3 0 'clock game Abe E....... El.I VENTH •ACE -One •net 111• :-:~~~~ C::: .... ~T~'t.:~ ., .__ •. o-1e injury against El Dorado and his · Mll9•c W•ten 1oow~1 111 •Me J re• -1. uo. Purw "·~· ,..""'91'~ status ls uncertain Friday night. V ..J! ___ Pia ()CC ~~!~":i~1 ::: ~::~~~~l:,~~;000• "' Sierra U •t La c.nacta, W¥ren 4lt MNr Del; "Stivers Says he thinks be Can play," .l:A.IUMJll Y8 at LllOV PflylCS.nt,,.ll Ill SH Sica.-IR...-Hll 11) H•wt-or "-ldo at l.oullvllle. Wllcl Cef1I Wl.-r p "Bul •t I d to d C.o•••n Jim 1Sanctw11 11s IC:Uta Mew Of LOS Amigo~) •I Ai .... nlcle Poly; Says ayne. I 5 a ay ay Lucky PllftltY 1~1 II/ B,....twoeod .. CutvoerC1t.,;s-1rria•E~.nu:s.ct-thing.llhecan'tplay,we'llbegoing Edison High's No. 2 seeded o..o-.,.,MS , F1ee1Hm vuui..Cl'fce1 111 o1e11ac•a•CMr••1=:'.:!..1._... with Danford Inn." Inn's oocmal Chargers have setUed for Orange s1xTH •Ac:a: -.1$0 ,.,~., , .. , Mos.Allu• IR...,.r.,, 111 Scwloraat~IY WatMll•ISMle.m.rctlfto;Argytl d ti td f · b 1.. C t Coll F 'd . Olcls & °'9· f'llr'M M..000 Oa•m•"9 EICI0"9 fPeicltolol 114 ., Ro1t11>9 Hiii•. s.u;;;;, Hiiis •• s.n INnno. So u es are a e ens1ve ac... oas ege n ay ntght as a site 0,10 s1o.ooo n. Senic>r Cottien·• G.1ac1 Do 1Nc19w11 ru P-• .. Tro.,; R-"' IA ou~. i-u .i HH Others in Sonora's running game for tbelr CI F Big Five opener against · o.., 114!11""' •camoa•t u o wu'°"; OowN¥•::::;:':=... include David Simpkins and Butch Hacienda Heights Wilson. ~.~70·~~~·11 :~ M•t•vo <AVUt~:1,191.... "' Norttwl«w .e o..-.mon1: Hen .. Pior-•?; s.nt• Denae. The game will start at 8 o'clock. Nli'e J te't 18-sl m v ou119 F.-1<1t 1s1a11o~1 llS 110 117 ltO F• ••San ulll OOISl)O; ~ .. ~ eeec•; ~ contrary to customary 7 ·. 30 starts for c11e<1.,. Te '~'' in R•sc•t w in t011v•~• A'J •t ScllurF. HOtwalll •t OYet'tl Hiii. IA SefN.. SONOltA<6-ll Co.er Cheroe< IW•rcll l10 TV Oert>y (V.-,.,.1a1 A1usa;WllclCM'clWlmw (9r.....,orArllflvtOnl atA&> 35 &onll• & 10 L•H..,.. 1 mos t CIF playorr games. Also Ed()ffl AdiMrl "' Mlu1n11M•l1>4~tR•"'"tll p1ev.u-.. "-.,_.... 1 Sum>yHllls o 11 Fu11er10n 6 scbeduledfor an8 o'clock startis lhe H119SO.-tc...1'ol•• 111 All• LOfN 41t HeVvllle~ "'-In .i A-:...._.. n v • ._.. 19 t• Esoer<>nu 11 • N rt H bo S p L.Oil's 11:1no. ""-" IROU!lhl 111 Laguna Beach will face Mary· mount at St. Monaca Htgh School with Huntington Beach traveling lo Alemany and Maler Oei playing at San Marcos in other gameS-iovolviog a rea teams -Vl9trtt'•11110ww1. s..tr'r'ntrr ., ~11~ 1• Lo-11 u 1 e 10orac1otfor1e1t10 ewpo ar r· t. aul clash at "•IJIOm c;o •LIPM"'t 1n ., '""~-P....,... ., WNtt•. u~Mlclat Lompoc. f"9'1ir~ ~~~~~~tb~eiliaitte~ri·s;~h:e:ld~F~n~·d~a=y~n~i:g~h:t.~=====---~F~1N~•1M~•met11~~1~e.rc1~~1~=:;~~1;n~;=::::=:::=:;==:::=;;=:=::::=~~~~ ~I'll K•oe>etatSM~Oc.;...;..•_nc.;..a.;.;11.;... --------------------• Stargell Hollored . QA YTON, Ohio <AP> -Willie Starg e ll. veteran slugger a nd team leade r or the Pittsburgh Pirates. bas been voted winner of baseball's Hutch Award for 1978. The 37-y.ear-old Stargell appeared in on- ly 63 ga·mes during the 1977 season as a result of an illness and later a Football Ratings (11' ......... H .... I ........ ~. "'"" Sc--. ,.._., 1. St. P...,. lt-01 L •fl-i.tl a. l't._ v....., CloO .. ~""'' s. Wesl Owl,,. •11 '-SI. Fr~i. C8-0 1. LMAIW.(7,1J f'Mlt'I 11' llt .. ., n •• ~ J> ,. pinched nerve in bis elbow. But be came on strong this year, appear- ing in 122 games and helping his team make a rush against Philadelptrla in the Na- tional League Eastern Division race. Stargell's statlstics in· eluded a .295 batting average, 28 home runs -raising bis career total to 429 and 97 RBis. a. $erwllt (W I •.El~IHl 10 ai.tt.y IWI ,., ~~ 1. Wan~ ft.41 1.u~•11 i. Sllflt1419G Cl+I I ._ P.clflea ... 11 $. CY~ta-11 ... V Ill• Pan. "-1-1 I 1. 11 .. 1$WinyHlllH721 SA VelttT IJ.41 t.Ly,........_,I ........ dllm OIMflll CIMen!K• 1. E~-alMI t. lteyel Ml J ••O.•Vtl •· s.a....•o S. Avi.t1011 (t. 0 ... c..v..., .. u I. a1T-Q.11- L CUt) C-. 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MIUl~lppl ., Jd<~Mlll Outoe •I Nortll Cat'OI~ Kentudy et T-~ ~°"" CMollN St•te •I Vif"111n1• MIOWfi~T 1ow• at Mldllvan state Nonllefn llhl'O• al OlltO u . Mlcll19<tn ti Ohio Slete tll<ljeM .. Purtllle MlnMWla at WIK-ift SOUTHWEST TOH II S.VIOt L11n9 8-c:ll St .. t •t IA""", n19ht ArlenU\•t SoullWm MelhOcll\t Too Owi\llMI ., Tun A&M "°""°"et reu\ Te<t. ROOCIU Wyomi"9 •1 Teq\ El P•'4>. nl911t Ul•ll 11 UlallStale ArltOftot St•i. •I Ari,_, nlQTll WEST Brlllf\Mn Young ti H•w•ll. ftlC)!>I W•~ll•noton .... Wnlllnglon St••• •I Soot- Notre D-et SouUlem C.llloml• Of"evon ti °"'90ft St•tf' Nt w Mtalt.o •t SM\ 01eoo S"I•, nfQlll Orange County's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Dealership ' JOHNSON & SON THE F AMILY LINCOLN-MERCURY STORE Home Of Tiie "GOLDEN TOUCH" H2t Barbor Blwd., Costa Mesa -,,, I • . J J ' I . .. 114 DAILY PILOT Business FIRST THRIFT Df AMERICA Inequalities ContD:iue IUAlkJIHIO 1'1t Won1e1" Mitwritie Gain Educatio1~ Not Pay OPENS fTS NEW HUNTINGTON BEACH BRANCH OFFICE! NOVCMBER 2 0 1~78 LIMITED ISSUE 10.04% AHNUAL RATE YIELDS 10.56% Compouno.c;s 0111v on 6·Mof\th (Af11llC~ll•S $ 10 000 or mo1e Carly w1th<111wal- vou Shit t•1$rn !>' • ~ l•U 90 · da'(51nterest Ava11aole trom 11 16 to 11 212 Annu1I yteld r.ubftlC1 to ch•noe based on LUNent interest r1teat ome o f renewal lOS Angel .. 4b2· 119J 4620 W Bev tly Blvd Santa Monica 395-3248 1218 Filth Street t awndatP 973.4755 14717 H11w1ho1ne-Blvd Down11y 927·2666 7340 E Florence long Beach 426-5564 J609 long Beach Blvd Temple C11y ' 287-5281 9666 E Las Tunas Blvd Van Nuys 981·5500 !>424 Van Nuys Blvd Pomona 629-4134 113 West Center St Santa Ana 558-6850 2100 E Fourth Street Hon1tng1on Beach 847-8800 19107 Beach Blvd A11a1tab6e to Caltlom1a residents only W ASHlNGTON 11\1• Althouah womt'n .md m1norlli havt-mat11• dramatic gutns ovt·r lht• f)l111t dttt~ an al"Qu1nn~ the.-t'ducauon nueasar)' for prof 10001 (' n>t•r ... opportunities ror •mplO)' menl. Jdvant>f'mt>nl od •'•..Hlll tJHY p~irttl0ulurl,> for wonwn have lnrreu•l•d vt•ry lit tlt•, al'<JOrdln~ to L.obor Ol-partment f1gurt·~ n •port on t·mploymt•nl pro1t1>t·rt <. ror pror.-:-,ton I \lo Omen und m1nor1Ut••H·oncludt•i. "TIDNC. AIUi 'T (;OINC nt>arly ah well "' one would h:tve thouRhl IO >-(•ar11 Mgo," when th« r~dcral ftOVernmrnt romm1ttt•d thc•lr lo c•quul t•mplo)'ITK'nt opportunit)' und affirm Uvl' uct1on tor muionht'S nd wom1•0 'Among m1nor1t) nH·n ~hu gN ., higher educ t1on. they are gt'lttni: romparublc mont>y ""<.I Job as ~tuteo men w1th lhl· same·,.,,,., or education • ind .Jn• movlng u~ Jt about thE• s am ratt>S a:. "'hill' mro." a.atd Betty ( ) M Vt•lkt l'O author of O 1llE JOB th£> rrpo~l. 111 an 1n tl'tVtl'W "That is not lhc ''3Sl' w1t.h woml•n," she bald. Ms Vettl'r :.aid Labor l>t'purtmenl data show white men who droppt'd uut of high school earned an average of $9.379 in 1976, while whale women with t•oUegt> degrct.>s Jvcra~ed $7, 176 WOMEN ENGIN•:ERS ARE getting starting salaries slighUy abovt> men's, but only because "token" women e ng1n€'ers are in s uch demand. Ms Vettt>r said. The difference is only $180 a year -about 50 cents a day. "But it's significant JUSl because the woman has an edge." she added. The report also shows "women 's salaries are CASH FAST Homeowner s : PURCHASE STUDIED M 1crodata Corp .. HN lhnfl,~;\lllt'TICtl : Please send me addlllOnal details i on olllef certlllea1es wnll vanous Loans arranged for any reason. Credit. no p r o blem . Borrow on your eQuity. Csll now for courteous. f ast information. Irvine. and Addresso· graph·MulUgraph Corp .. Los Angeles, have an· nounced an agreement to exchange Information a nd undertake negotia· lions aimed at A·M's purchase of Microdata. C aerms and rates 17141547-7151 AMERICAN Mortgage Co. • : ,.,,,.,. -• 'AOO•t ' I The two companies announced the purchase offe r earlier this month. : c., -'•--, ___ _ What's to gain b.Y waiting to buy a new home? Nothing. NOTHINGr Read the economic . reality of house-buying: the interest rate may be up but it's tax·deductible and property appreciation is an asset to your net worth. A $175.000 Stonegate Home in Anahei m Hills is an investment in your future and the time to buy may never be better than now. What will you gain by waiting? Nothing. NOTHING. From $149.900, to $179.900. All exceed 3.000 sq. ft. 7325 E. Nightingale Circle Anaheim Hills (714) 974-1930. 50%to400% Tax Shelter Writeoffs for 1978 1:1xt!l> and i'lflatlon, csttmatcd to he 6-7% in 1978, are making it h:irJcr for people to retain or build their 3SM't.l.. The JRS has .1J.!J.?n.:i..'1vel~ d1min:ited man) tax lncemiv~ u!>e<l hy investors m the pJ~r. Yet wirh rhe consrilm rax law revi~1olb, there arc 1dll opportunide1 available for 1nvcs1ors co sheller or Jcfer both investment and e-amed inc.ome (I.e. -.alary and comm1'5ion). If you plan your 1978 pr<:~rom nuw, rncher •han wn•t cill ~t<ar end. you'll h.1vc nmrk rime to :m:ily:e rind properly chOO'tc thl· unc which will mcl'l yrn1r oh1ee11vc. For a ~l'llOnal consultation, incluJ1n1i 1f you whh your 1.1x aunnwy lH C.P.A .. conrJct: Parker Dale, Senior Vice Pre11idcn1, ,11 (714) M4·4620 Clr 1hc oddre~~ 'hown below. I ~ lnve>rl'n('nl Bankers S11lte 19)C> Mcm~ New )ofk oclt Cxch;ultle dnd Other Prmdp:il Exe:h2n le" ,e.ni:ck-\ · Son mnchco • Newport 8eKh • New Yo..tl • Oraham. Or 606 South Olive Screct. Loe Meitlft, CA 90014 -. \ lower lhan those or men with comparable tra1n1ng and t'1'pcrtl'ncl• at every :itie. every dugree level, 1n t>ve1 y lil'ld and with every type or cmplo)'er." ..xcept for bcAtnntnJt enMlneerr. and industrlul dwm15ls M •;ANWHILE, T HE REPORT said. lhe pert>entage of dcNrees .-:oing to women an the 11clenceb, .-ng1ne.•r\ng. medicine, dentistry and law hull rlKen sharply 111 f'Vl'eot years_ For examplc....19... pcrct•nt or lht> new medieal and law degrees in 1977 went to women. compared with only 5 percent in l970 The 1,1..-rct•ntaJCc of degrees going to minorities IO thO~(' (1t'lcJb ho.II IOCteas~. too. but not as rasl, - Strada to Debut ",..,,.,... .. the report said . Mit VNtt•f IS executive director or the Sc1en· llf1c Manpow£>r Commassion. a pnvate, non·pront OrMunizalJon formed by the country's major sclen . t1(1c soc1et1e11 to mvestigate employment trend!> • tnd problem1> common to the sciences. Fiat Motors of North America plani. to start sell.mg the Strada c Italian for road or highway 1 an the United States next Februar y. The front-wheel drive four-door seda n has a l S·liter overhead camshaft engine and a standard five.speed transm1ss1on . Retail Beef Prices Increase WASIUNGTON CAP I -Retail ~r pnces ed~ed up two·tenths or a cent in October. the first monthly increasl· since Junl', according lo preliminary Agriculture.-Department figures. The figures showed the all·cul ~r price in retail stores nationally wa!> almost $1.88 a pound. In June. retail beef prices rose lo a record of more than 1.95 a pound, using the department's composite pnce for all cuts, then declined in Ju•y. AuJ?usl and September Beef pn<.'es have been expected to rise a~ain . particula rly next year. because cattle producers continued to trim their herds this year and may do so well into 1979 PSA ltfft9fing Delafled S AN DIEGO <AP 1 -A s pecial s tockholders meeting to make u takeover of Pacific Southwest Airlines more difficult has bee n delaved until Dec. 12. Valhi Inc . a Dallas-based firm with 20 percent or PSA stock. fought unsuc- cessfully in courts last week to delav the m.e.e.tiJu?..-Which..il...called an attempt Seminar To Assist Women A rour·hour sem inar that d ea l s with challenges unique to women in business will be offered al Orange Coast College, Costa Mesa. from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dec. 2. Admission to the seminar. titled "The New Business Woman - Creating Your Own Op· porturtlUes." is $15. TICKETS ARE availa· ble in the ticket office, in the college's Admirtlstra· lion Building. The office is open Mondays through Fridays from 8 a .m. to 7 p .m .• and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickets also will be sold at the door .on a space- a v ailable basis. Lecturer is Sharon Fle m ing, associate director o' Execuli ve ExrPflence, a psJchologicaJ consulting rirm for business a nd management She has taug ht training worksbol)IS at. OCC and ls writing a book on achie~ excellence in business Workshop topics in- clude "Polishing the Self Image." "The Tricky Business of Balanclng Hom e and Work," "Leaming to be Part of a Team" and "Role Models." More information about the seminar ls available at the college, 556-5880. C TAKING ) _S_TO ____ CK_ to solidify the present management. The meetinJ? was to have been held oo Monday to elect directors. giving them slageered terms. and require an 80 per- cent vote or outstanding shares or com· mon stock to make any corporate changes in operation of the San Diego. based airline. A PSA s pokes man s aid directors postponed it Monday because of ··con· fusion created by Valhi's false state· m l.'nts. so s tockholders could have c larif1ralion or the Issues." Tht·n~ was no consideration of Valba 's efforts to delay the meeting. he said. Pla11botf Gefs Ti•e ATLANTIC C ITY. N.J . <A P I Playboy has been given until April 25 to arrange financing for its Boardwalk casino hotel; company officials say the lime should be enough to save their floundering preject here. William Downey. t•x(!cutavc director of the Atlantic City Housing Authority, which owns the site where Playboy plans to bµild. said the firm asked for the exten.c;ion aft er al had difficullie$ getting construction started on the $75 million project. The 24-story casino hotel is to have 576 rooms on a small parcel of land next Lo Convention Hall. Playboy onginally announced plans Lo buald the casino hotel in March 1977. .~a•bo'• Na•e Barlwfl PROVlDENCE. R I CA P 1 -Sambo'~ restauranl ch ain has obtained a Supe rior Court o rder to keep East Providence cR .l.1 Caty Council from re· voking its hcense for its refusal to change its na'me. Judge Anthony A. Giannini issued th~ temporary restra ining order for the rest a urant under cons truction, and scheduled a hearing on Sambo's request for a preliminary uuunction for Wed· ,. ··nesday, two da)'s after a City Council vote had been planned. Black groups contend the name is racially orrensave. Ov~r The Counter MASO ListiftC)s .... ''• \• ... & 11•. 211>.. \1 ~ 11 70 llps a•d Do..,... ''"' tQ•o Nf W V()Rll IAPI -Tl1e loll-1ng 11\I r.. 11 • ,...,.,\ 111r °"~' ""' c-'"' ·-\ "°'~' • ..., -·-· """ ,..,,. 90"" "" 11 • ll'n lllt f'l'\0\1 -doowl> IM mo~ -00 •l•• .; .... ~t<Hll o! <,.._ f'e9o1felle\\ Ol "'°'"""' .,., ~·, for MoftOay 1, ll No -.<uttt-Ir._ ~io,w. '2 are •n<•· ~· 1 Q• ._ w.-1 -l>Hal'lf* CIWliflOtS-¥1! 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VP n l n PoloO '"• • '"" up 10 \ DOWNS l.d\I q 1 I l'• s • 7 11'• 1'. 1 .. ..... , 1 .. ,, 1' ,. 1', .. ,, »· ... 10' I 1 11 J 1\0 ~ 7 I'• ) ... ~··· Pel Oii II• OH 1', Oii IJ O '• Ott .. ' ,. , Oii 10.1 '• ()II 100 • .. OH 100 I OH qS • ... Oft 9 ~ '• Off •I •1• OU ~I •...,. 00 •I •• Off • t ... Oii "' ... Oii I l .. -1\o '• -1 ... -11 -l .. '• ~ 0 11 I q 011 I• Oii I I Off 11 Oii I/ Oii , • OtJ 1.J ()II .~ 1)11 ". Olf II.I ,. STOO<S I BUSINESS ,,. \ Tu dny' Clo in~ Pric•eM NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS I Tueeday. November 21. 1978 VN OAILV PILCl House Market Shr~'-.... 1r~ ... ..,, Lo .~~ t s Gain Potential By SYLVIA PORTER Zero !Ot ·line homes are becoming 1ncreu6lngly popular throughout the country. Builders r educe the size of the lot by rrom 25 to 43 fc~t a nd place the houses on or close to one of the side boWl· dary lines. Hence the name: iero lot· line homes. To maintain privacy. the wall of the house abutting th<: boundary contains no windows or only windows placed hl.gher th1!f1 usual. The rest of the house 1s designed. often with skyhghts and arches, to bring sunlight into whut otherwise would be a dark intenor. The side yard is often large enough for a garden or patio area. ~EGUN ABOUT H YEARS AGO in Cahfom1a, iuo l~t;hne homes ~re s~rin~ing up in such widely separated c1t1es as St. Lows. M1am1. Chicago. Denver and Dallas . Municipal zoning officials. who have traditionally in sasted that detached houses be built a m101mum distance from lot boundaries. have taken a second look at these restrictions. Many see the zero lot·line concept as a way to reduce urban sprawl an d protect n<:w households from being priced out of the single· family home market Denver and Aspen land planner 'David Clinger tells why zero Money's Worth lot-hne homes often are less expensive than traditional de· tached houses: "Lol costs a mount to around 32 percent oflhe sales pnce of a house. Zero lot-line houses let us get pnces down in this a rea by increasing the density to 10 or 12 pet acre." ST . LOUIS DEVELOPER FRED Kemp add ~> "Pfl\'3CY is the big thing. Our houses are not JUSt part or a row. You don't hear your neighbors pounding on the w11lb, and the patios are not' r ight on top pf one another.·· Kem!) reports he has sold most of hJ!> zero lot·line homes, pnced rrom $45.400 to $53.500. The s maller yards are viewed ai-a plus. particularly an the drought·prone West A!i the cost of public water goes up . s ays Denver·based builder Harvc•y Alp«.'rt , "homebuyers want smaller lots so it will cost them les!. to waler their lawns In some new s ubd1v1sions around Denver. people are forbidden to plant grass on more thaQ 40 percent of the lot ·· Althoygh a key attraction of zero lot·hne home!> as their relatively low price· many sell for $43,000 to $71.000 the design principle a lso is being used in luxury homes. SOME POSH ONES. WITH swimming pools, sell for as much as S225.000 1n ~uch cities as Dallas and Newport Beach Thas comb1nat1on of forces 1s behind the development of this concept m home building . I l 1 Cost a nd de mand for land 15. soaring as Amen can!> s ttk u prot~taon against innataon (21 Rapidly climbing cosL'> are pushing up pncei. of homes. 131 The shrinkinR size of families is making a smaller house on a smaller lot more feasible Agau\St thas background. the future for the :1:ero lot-line home appears bright Market Unchanged In Light Trading NEW YORK CAP I ~ The stock mar ket was little c hanged today •.n light trading after postmg gains the pre· vaous three sessions The Dow Jones average of 30 induslnals was down l.56 points to804.05. The blue.chip indicator moved in a na rrow r ange earlier i~ the session. It slipped more than 2 points an the ea.rly going. recovc:red lo post a gain of about 2 points by midday then faded 10 the a fternoon. In the broad«.'r tally of trading, gaming stocks held a 7-6 m~rgin over declining stocks on the New York Stock Exchange . • fit~ks In Tlu- Spotllglat lips and Do8"11• .. . , '• .:: ..-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ... .. 4 Mhol .ftito~k11 D id NLW YORK 11\f.'1 Ao·•~l'ALlS fAPI -AT AMIEIC 010 NEW YOfll( IAPl Prt Y fo.o.., O••Y ,., 1120 -'70 .,. i.• 18/8 l<IOI I\ 14 )A JI ,. -- •'ft- I • 88 DAILY PILOT TUlldly, ~ 21, 1078 Television E\IENING e-oo Io• Nr#S EME~ONCI Whllf\ a t~ ~nil~ b«)omet 111 l)f 8'~•11 •• <11.i..o 10 c.re tot him 0 IAONltOE A IOOl>el ·*'lllet l"'-1- lr~ 1 W.--.. he ~ ~lfy him (l>..-1 21 • n.t MADY IUNOH The Utlldy t n.IQlll>Oft decide to lldOC>I e -· N\d end up wllh '"'" • •TMPrt 0/1 IAH nwQIOO ,,,. '**' ..... Of e ~ polfl~'lll\ IMOe M4.e l<I bei-II .... nc;" .,, -.U cMt11•cSN1h • OVlRfAIY 0.-1 &.1 Cn.t ...... Cy CR IM I Iii) f"RUHAHO 81(1TCMHQ 'OveflllPP<oo C88NEW8 A8CNEWI I'°. 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M81'¥1n, Angle Olctfln· M>n TllWO lyndlcele kllle<& lry IO locale a lortUM In 111olen mOfl9¥ ( 2 tira.) 8:30 8 OJ) LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ''A ChClfvS l~ hiM!ll IO ChtCegO lo eudl· llOn IOf • rote 111 "Weal Side SIOf'f " • THE 000 COUPLE fllll• unabashedly pr• pt•• to d•nee the lead rote 111 a b•llel perform- -when lhll l4lad dM<* doftll'I allow up. 8:00 II (f) MOYIE "The Pirate" (Prem1«e) Franeo Neto. Anne Arcner Bllydr Al Ftrt. en ltraell 1111ed by an lnlluentlal Arabian, come• Into· COO· llict with hl1 netllage wneii ho 11 91\trualed '#1111 INlll· ao•no 1111 c;oun1ry·s Oii f()(1Uf'M¥. (Pllf't 1 ol 2) 8 @-THAEE'S COMPANY "The Quan" The Ropers' female hOUll g11e11 arranges 10 have J-' and CllrlUy ~• 10 • non- existent perty so lhal Ille oen h1ve Jacit all 10 llereelf • MERV ORW'AN 8D MABTEAPIECE THEA'"" Opera Telecast Tonight By MIKF. SILVERMAN NEW YORK IAPl For bass Marttl Talvela. µlaying a pompous marriage broker in the ''The Bartered Brid<>" 1s a welcome cha nge of pace from the operatic heavies for which he's best known. "It makes hfr richer for me lo play both kinds of characters,·· said Lhe F1nrush singer, who has won world acclaim for his in· tense depiction of such charac· lers as the Russian Czar Boris Godunov in Mussorgsk y's tragic opera. Talvcla 1s one of four superstars appearing al the M elropol1tan Opera in Smetana's comic masterpiece, which will be n a tionally televised toniJ,!hl at 8 over the TALYELA Public Broadcastin~ Service network «Channel 28). The cast also includes '>Oprano Tcrei.a Stratas and ll'nors Jon Vickers and Nicolai Gedda. Talvcla. whosca enormous voice matches his ~ax ·fool·seven height, said in an interview that he l>ces Kecal the marriage broker as "a total egoist, lord of the village who expects lo hold a young cou· pie Lo a marriage contract that was signed before they were bom. "I DON'T EXPECT the audience Lo like him but I would ltke a lillle smile here and there," :,,a id TaJvela, who m hts portrayal uses sharp jabs with an umbrella to emphasize his points and re· ft>rs obsessively to a black ledger In which he re· cords all his contracts .. He ts funny because he's M>--wr-apped up in tumsei . Though the action of Smetana's opera takes place m the Czech district of Bohemia, Talvela said bis own childhood on a farm ht Finland makes him "feel very well at home in the role. Every village always has a man that everyone comes to to solve Lheir problems." Talvela. who made his Met debut a decade ago as the sinister Grand Jnquistor m Verdi's "Don Carlos," said he hopes to sing anolber comic role here soon "6smui. Lhc harem guard. in Mozart's. "Abduction From the Seraglio " AND TIIERE'S ONE more comic role he's "thinking of" the boorish Baron Ochs in Richard Strauss' "Der RosenkavaUer" "I've read the libretto over five or six limes, but I can't quite see my way to do him," Talvela said. "I have lo find something sympathetic, something to attracL me. Maybe someday.'' "The Bartered Bride," Lbough filled with cha rming tunes and lively dances, was. like many 'Immortal works, a flop when first performed. That was in 1866. and the opera's later success brought little solace to its composer, who felt people didn't appreciate Ms other, more serious work. Smetana eventually went deaf and died in a mental inslilu· lion in 1884. ... THE MET'S NEW production marks th~ first lime tbe work has been heard there In 35 years. ll was the brainchild or the Mel's resident producer. John Dexter, and will be heard in a specially com· missioned English translation by Tony Harrison. u Brilisb poet. Critics who aLtended the first performance last month generally praised the singing and the con· dueling by Mel Music Director James Levine, but found fault with the staging and complained that little of..t.he.-Uanslallon-eould-be-understood-. -.- The telecast is the second.in~ year's series of four "Live from the Met" programs. Next month it'll be Puccini's "Tosca," with Verdi's "Luisa Miller" on ta p for January. TUBE TOPPERS CBS 8 9:00 -"The Pirate." Arab· lsra~U confUct erupts in this new TV movie from the pen o1 Harold RobbinS', sho wn in lhc first of two parts <see photo at left>. NBC tD 10:00 -Dean Martin Cele brity lloast. Suzanne Somers of "Three 's Company" is the roastee tonight. A BC fl 11 : 30 -Photoplay Gold Medal Awards . The 57th annual presen- tation of the entertainment excellence trophies. hosted by Adrienne Barbeau a nd Dan Haggerty <see photo below I. ··r11e 0uct-. 01 °'*• S1ree1· A Bed Ot AoMI" LOUIH and Charlie bocom1t rom•nt1celly 1nYOIWld; the hotel IY1h1ra ttom Lo111u 1 neglect. (Pan 5 01 15) 9:30 8 Q.'I T AXJ A determined cat>Ole ..,,h a CNlll on T Otry jOin9 lhe Sunlhtr>e cat>~)' lo be,_hlm 10:00 D DEAN MARTIN Cll.E8Am' ROAST OMn Martin and a varlely of '111f'S ttom Ille entertain· ment world IOifl together 10 •·roeat" Swanne SOmera. I I~& HUTCH "9laclc And Blue" A young poffcewomlll IS Ullgned to help St.,Py llack down lhe juvenile crime ring reeponllble f0t M!lously W41fldlng Hutell. CD NIGHT GAU.ERV A woman hat a lllllon of mutdef in net rented man· soon Md calls or> a Pt)'Cl'llC 1nvestlgat0t fOf help 6E NEW8CHECK 10-.30 . ti) NEWS '9 VOTERS· PIPEUHE ··W!q!!ins Special" 11:009 II D ())@) NEWS I DATING GAME LOVE EXPERTS THE 000 COUPLE o.c. beclomn a l()m." namOullll and ventt h11 trustrttJont ege1111t Fa14• while !!JeepwalklllQ CD MONTY PYTHON'S Fl Y1N(1 CIACUS An Agathe Cllrlllle-type mt.lfder mystery, varlOul retlgiO<t• of the llmft. •"SJ a ~bllC ~film (RI 11:168:) Ola<CAVETT Ouesl Jan Morua 11:30. ()) MANA8Y JONU "See Some EYM. 0o Some E\111" Barnaby ·~· a c•ll from • ptOSpecilve ell· enl and llndl lhll man dead 0 TOHIOHT Host· Johnny Caison CW.le Af>lllony Quinn SleYe M"lln. P•ul Wllllaml, Rod Dornllle 0 TWIUOHT ZONE "From Agne• •• Will! Love" 0 (JI PHOTOPl.AY GOLD MEDA!. AWAR08 Adt11tnn1 8trbeau and Dan H~ are notll IO< Int 571h annuel pr-I•· tton 01 PnotoPllY awards IOt exoellencle In Ille enllf • latnment lleld. G MOVIE • • • "0.llry" ( 1955} Audie Murplly. M911 81al'lc· hard. A new deputy beCOme9 • laughlflO lloek Wilen he ref-lo carry a i (2ht1 I THE GONG SHOW OETSMAA'T The Smart'• honeymoon CfUIM 9f'ldl when lhetr tall· boel blowe up and they dnf1 upon an ltlend owned ~KAOS. 11:46 fl!J CAPTIOHED A8C NEWS MORNING 12:00 0 TWIUOHT ZONE "The Brain Cent8f' At Wntppifts'' • Al.FRED HITCHCOaC PRE8ENTS A man pioll lo get _.., from h11 wife 10< a Whtie ""'"°"',,.,knowing CD HONEYMOONERS ~ gtW1S advice 10 a ptotpecllve blldegtoorn and aknoll bfeeks up a Favorite Star Burt Reynolds accepts his Photoplay Gold Medal Award as the favorite male ~tar of the year in a televised presentation airing tonii?ht at 11 :30 on ABC. Channel 7. Children's Video Ad Hearl~ Set WASHINGTON <API -The Federa l Trade Commission has voled to continue considering reg- ulation of television commercials beamed al childf'en dc~pite lh court.ordered ou_stcr of Chairman Michael Pertschuk from the proceed· ings. Hearings are scheduled to began in January In San Francisco on proposals that include a ban on all commercials aimed at cMldren under 8, whom the FTC staff found to be too young to understand --------------------------------------tbesellingpurposeoftheads. Watergate: Dean Version John Deen <left> confers wtth actors film · tng CBS' new miniseries "Blind Ambi· lion." based on the Watergate figure' book. Others, from left, ore Rip Torn, , playing Richard Nixon ; Martin Sheen, who ' plays Dean, and Larry Pressman. cast as H.R. H.atdieman. THE V<n'E WAS 3·0 with Pertschuk and Com· missioner Robert Pilofsky not partjclpating. Pltofsky disqualified himsell because before he w,as named to the commission he did legal work for a groupthetls taking part ii:t the matter. Judge Gerhard Gesell of U.S. District Court here ordered Pertschuk to withdraw Nov. 3, find· tng the chairman had shown bias before ·lhe pro· posed regulation came to the commission for a final vote. . The FTC noted that Industry opponents or the regulation also asked Gesell lo order reconsidera· lion of lbe entire ·proceeding and that the Judge de- n ied the request. The commission decided It should cooLlnue with the rulemaking as scbedu_led earlier. .. THE DETERMINATION lo commence this rulemaklng proceeding, and subsequent pro· cedural determinations along the way, have all been made by the unanlmoua judgment of each commlasioner, •·the FTC s11ld. Renewed consideration of these issues since Gesell'a ruling "has not led any of the com· m issioners now participating in this matter to con· elude that a different course of action should have • been, or should now be taken," il said. The peUUon.s denied by the commlNlon were brou1ht by the Chocolate Manufacturers Assocla· Uon, Kellog1 Co., the Grocery Manufacturers As· toclaUon, American Association or Advertising Agencies, A.Yocia.Uon of NaUonal Advertisers Inc .. American Advertialna FederaUon, Toy Manufac· turen of .America Inc., Alsoci1Uon of Broad· casters. All of the petitioners are companies that would be re1Jul1ted or are trade groups represenUnc in· duatriet that would come under tho children's ad· v•rtiJLnc rule TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS honey!'noOft 1a:ao e MOW • • '.w "Top 8•n•na" I 19~1 Phi! SllVar•. Danny $Choll A lelevlllon Slat I• dlltrauglll O~ Ille l)O»I· b1111y of 1c>s1no "'• 1pon'°' •nd hit glrllrlillnd. (I hr , 66 min.) • MOVIE * * * "Onoe More. Wllll Feellngl" ( tHOI Yul Brynner. Kay Kendall Atter lotlng hit ltlent and hi• Wile, an°'~"' con· due10f lrlet 10 tegtln both. 12 hrt.) ' • MOVIE • • "Strange 0..th Ot A.do4pft Hlllet" I I~ Gate SondetgHrd, L11dwlg Don.th Hiller's ••act dou· ble ~ "'11 ONlh (I hr., 30min.I 12;40 9 ()) C88 LAT! MOW: * * "811\acelc Fly Me •• tt vou can Find Me •. 119741 Geotoe Peppard, S1er11ng Htyden B111acei< ta lllrec:I 10' tend • ,_. jet wNcn d~ •fter rnalclnQ an -geoicy landing 1:00 0 TOMOAAOW Sen Kiiiy. Mane ~ and Hatley Coop dllCUIJ 8YtO Nlety, Anne Cumm- ing lllllS lbOUI ht!t r<>mllnO.. with youngOf men 1:301 ~DEADOA ALIVE ··Ole By The Gun" 2:001 = * * "Onlma Of T•t>u" ( t9e51 J-Pl\llb<OC>lt. frank Mor•n A belulltul l>ul atrenge llland girt b<lflO• romance. murd« and MIMI l•b\.1 11110 lhe lllft Of a 1Mll•.. Amefacan sallot C2 ntt I • OET'SMART Mu end 99 nave a rn+tun· OlrllandlnQ over a beMlll· ful IQel\1111. 2:25 •• NEWS 2:30 MOYIE • • 'h "Men Wllllout Nemes" I 111351 F11td MacMum1y. Madge Ev-. A roolcle leder al agaril "-oown • owiq of blr* ro«>t>erL 11 nr~·2s min.I • MOYIE * *'h "Tile HypnollC Eye" ! 1 IHSOI JllCQUIS Bergerac. Merry AndeB An eotd4!m· IC of beeutilul women OiS• figure 1~. IMdir>g a delec1M1toa1180' hYP. llOllSI ""'° UNI W>!Unl--1 111 hie act c t nr • 30 min I t-.aa l = * • •.; "JOM plllne And Men" ( tH~I Otynlt Jonn1, Peter Finch A young wom- an Willi e WM!cntM tor "*' tr!M IO !lelp IWO tul• lora IOt hef hand. (2 hfl,) s:aa1 NlW8 •:OO MOYIE •• .. Mea1c•ll Ro,. .. ( 1939) Gene Autry A OOW· boy t• hired by 1111 unecro- putou1 Oii corne>any 10 dO their dirty WC)(k, (I II<) 0 MOYIE ••'Ii "Brlrn1lone" (11149) Rod C•meron, Adrien Booth. A U S. matatlal go19 undercover 10 halt tobbery and callte rustling (2 hr•) • MOYIE * * ~ "Godzilla Va. TM Thing.. ( 11164) Akita Ttkltlda, Y11rlko Hothl Wher't Ood.tUla thretlent ·her )'OUng, MOlllra •lllK:kl. (1 nr .30mln I lt'ed•e•da ff'• . Da11tl•e Mo.,le • .N=TERNOON 12:00" ••• "Thi Second OtellHI Se•" ( 1958) JHnne Cr11n, 080fge Naa«. Women barnc:.o. t~ In an Old fort when their hUlbanOI at'8 cona1111111y away trying to seuie • councy dlte>ute ( t ht ,30mln) • ••• "TheMan WhO Played God·· ( 1932 ) GeOfge Arllll. Bene OIMs. A g.-ut mullidlttl, wt'O becomes dee! and mottltd· •y ~. dllCOVlt'I lllS Ille IS not <Mir. (I hr., 50 min.) 3.:00 OJI * • "A Howling In The Woode" (1971) Batber• Eden. lln"f Hegman A mamed COUl)6e encounters '" ange hllppftl '"'91 W!'1le vacationing at Llike Tehoe. (I ht ,30rnin I 3:30 8 * * 'h "tt HfC)pened Al lhe World's F•lf" ( t9831 Elvla Ptuley. Joan O'Sflen Whlle Ullllng cani ol • Cllf,_ moppet, e pair Of buah pilOIS find roma~ al 1no se.1110 WOfld'a Flllf 11 hr , 30 '"'"I Prison Sing Aired on50 The largest concert ever given in a New York . St ate penitentiary is recorded in ··sing Sing Thanksgiving" airing Saturday at 9 p.m. on KOCE·TV. ChaMel 50. The 9().minute special realures B.B. King, The Voices of East Harlem , Joan Baez and ht:r sister. Mimi Farina, and comedian Jimmy Wa lker. "Sing Sing Thanksgiving," taped in 1972, ul· timately presents more than musical entertain·' mcnt : it also offers a sensitive portrait of prison life revealed through interviews, poetry raps by in· ma les, and a Sing Sing drama troupe doing a highly charged, almost mimed version of justice as seen throu2b the prisoners' eyes. NOW PLAYING .......... T., lftwp9rt _,, 644'<1760 PR& CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $70 SAVE $70 SALE PRICE .... s,., s299 s299 COMICS I CROSSWORD MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "He th1nk 5 he·s being replaced ...... in our affections " SUPERHEROES SHOE ... , ... . " . ' . OM. Y Pl.OT S'I FUNKY WINKEROEAN by Tom Batiuk MISS PEACH NANCY HERE COME THE SMITH TWINS Alrl'l-t..llr, A~ V"'-' FAiWA.~ WITH "'IMO 1+ KIWN6 T~li (Jt£A1' CM&F-5 OF Eu~?• by Mttl NO, &I.AT t ~tNCS~ Y ~ HE t-JN'T CAUSt~ ANY AN>CtsTfe~ TO THE GlrEAi Pl'OOUGU7 OF HOLL~ ... PEANUTS by Charles M. Schult DO 't'OV HAVE ANI( Ql)ESTIONS WHE~ THE ANSWER IS'Wt? l . 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Game." a mtl.llc.al that isn't t.ta ed too oftl'n alon lh OranA:l' Coa t , nrr&vt' ut tht> l huh (lUIO f}tnnt•r rla)'hOU:.f• tontAht tn ti e ror Ult-holiday S<'aiton lntermtSSk>n Tom Titus c story of 1 uttht r, lm·r and labo Vti th,• ma nftR«'ll1t'nl of a pu Jim fueto )' will fN1ture l>1n 1cl Brum n . 'Id Sorokin und l'ur1nrw Carro s tht> h«>od ,)f tht"' t>mptoy (' 11otaar 111 :l'i0.1 !-. Harbor Ulvd . JUa.t north of ('oe.ta M u . throuiih Jan 7 (' n II 970 ~11 for rl'1ervutlon1t 1itrittva t' ('(>mmttkc Lou Wlll!J h lht lop su1>1X>r1tn1t role of 1111\o, tht• lime tudy m11n T U•: ('(),\ST'S olht>r dtnnt•r lhcitlt•r w1nd1> up tt~ curr •nt llr11rtfon thl• wt•ckt•ntJ with ftnal performance" of tbt romt>d)' Suml• Ti m l', Ncicl \ Nr ton1s:ht tbrou~b SWlday ul !oicba'<\lttn Wt-t Dtnn r Playhow.t'. 1 to A vt•rud1.1 Pico. San Clemtnt It 'II be rtphH•t•d nut We,>dnHdoy by .tnoth('r M·l<tom i.t.• ·n mualtol, "How io Suc('('(-d •n Bu.blnt.'$ Without lk1t1I h Try1'nK " ('all 492 9'J:SO for all J>ert1 nt·nt info ''P ajum a Goml'." \\bll'h mcludt' 11uc h hlt 11on1<:1 •!I "lll'Y 1h1•rl" ''Ste m lleot" and .. HNnJndo ., ltidcawuy," will ~ on the llarll'QUIJI Second Gene ration H O l.t.VWOC>D IA t•• 1'~" s~cond At•nt•r11t1on a ctors, \l.1 n "runc('t; C"ro..b~ and Chrlll Lt•mmon ~lor In the NBC collt•g1.• frutcrrut} pflot "Orothl•rs .rnd S li.tt·•~ • Mt'~ Cro. hy 1s th · duul(hll•r of l\oth1 \ n C'ro:.b) and tlw Intl· 81111< Cr&..b) unit (.if•m mon I!> lht> :.On Of Jut !. l.t•mmon Also on the· profra~1onul front. NOW PLAYING MOVIE RATINGS FOR PARENTS AND YOUNG PEOPLE Soul h Coasl ftepcrlory ·~ optmmg productM>n al its new Fourth Step Thenh.•r. Wtlltam ~uroyan 's "The Time of Your ufc, ... continues with THEATRES-ORANGE CO SENIOR OTIZENS $2.00 SO. 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Coslu Men lle1ervotlOM 9:S7·4033 TWO o•· THE thr('c community lhti ter <'Oml•dles currently on the hoarda will continue t his weekend. whil e the th i r d . "T h e Pen Is Ot1nd h<'r" nt the San Clemente Com· rnu n1t y 'T h cat c.>r , has l a k o n Th3nksgivlng weekend off and will t'los(' out its run next weekend 'l'he Costa Mesa C1vie Playho~'le's rl'vival of "The Women" heads into 1111 eco nd weeken d w i t h pt•rformances Friday and Slturday; ut the Community Cent.er aud1tonum on the Orange County Fairgrounds Curtain 1s 8·JO and reservations are betnK taken a l 556-5459 Neil Simon's "Las t of the Red Hot Lovers" IS tn tls fourth or ftve weekends at the Westminster Com· m un1ty T heater. 7272 Maple St . The beginning ... De ~~ liiUat~er ... and the end. ~riir PIRT II ~single d ream is m ore powerful tha n a thousand realities. edwards BRISTOL CINEMA MON.-THUAS. 8:00, 8:30, 11 :00 SAT/SUN. 10:00. 12:45-3:15-6:00. A UNIVERSAL PICTUN: • l(CHNICOLOI\ • (---·-·-,--~· .... -.. MON-THURS 7:15, 9:45 EDWARDS CINEMA HAllOllATADAMS FOR FURTHER PROGRAM " INFORMATION CALL 534-FREE \.COSTA MESA 546-1102 MtsfOl AT MAC~ 540-7444 8:4S.'11:15 MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "S T. PE PER' LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" (PG) "JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR" C70 MM STEREO! "PARADISE ALLEY'' (PG) "THE WILD GEESE" (R) "BOYS FROM BRAZIL" (R) "MAGIC" CR) Wcatmm.'lt~r. Pt'rlormancei; w)ll oo ~lven f.Yiday and Saturday at 8.30. Reservations 893·8626. . * CALLBOAJtO -Th Irvine Com · m unity Theater . reactivating after a yeur and u ha lf of inac tivity, will hold audlUons next Tuesday for the first show of Its 1979 "homecoming " season. Nell Simon's "The Odd Cou· pie" ..... tryouts for a cast of six men and two women will be held at 1·30 in Room 03 of Rancho San J oa· qwn School al Yale and Michelson 1n Irvine . the comedy opens .J an 19 at the University High School little theater ..... Fina l readings will be held tonlght a t 8 o'clock for Golden West College's producllon of "Savages." a social dram a . . 12 men a nd 10 women are needed, including six lo eight people with background an da nce and move ment . auditions will be held tn the ma in theater . NOW PL·AVING" uw&MI" ......... ' C.0.w MtW lfUJ 646 ~T) ""' ·~ 110 . ' • .., M 1JO•tU•l~·-t~•-U~ \¥4' 't •••• , • 11'1 • (f •• , • 11 ... CUTU!lf 11 ' W-. rru1 112 Ml IT ..... Dllm·• 0!1119! 1714l 6J98nG .IAQ l'tl(MOllOH OOtN' sount IHI f'lUI ...,;.;..;.;:;..;..;.;.J WT Of llD HOT LOVllS(llOI ,...... ,., ... CAif "DEATH ON THE NILE" '"'' WU..Tl-1-.M .. ,,__l ......... ,,,'""4, MMlt CAAM e MHI IOteA COMIS A MCMlllMANCNI ~ COMA'"' TWO llMlY ACftCMe ~ DUTN 'OICI ft) ~ ITAYIN' AUVI !') IOOtll MOOll WILDOllll111 '""' THI llTIT(ll) "UP IN SMOKE"(R) I m :..~::.I ::.::.:u: •-11-illlllllj._ .. _111_ ... ...:627::.:...:2221=.::..;. un UICI A .n MCMI.-, "UP IN SMOKE" "EASY RI DER" (R) "UP IN SMOt<E" (A) "EASY AIDER" "MAGIC"(R) "CORVETTE SUMMER" "MAGIC"(R) .. CORVETTE SUMMER" .u .......... .......... AL.L. DftlYl·fNI ONN 7 .. .P.N......n,T • Cftt .. Uflftf I I "'" Ufltel.-• « ............... ------Ml ... ~,., CMlt" -····"'.......,., ""' na °' ~ MAll(W) EtfrERTAINM ENT /INTERMISSION • . ,.,........,... Meeting 'Supernaan' Stndcy Lawford. daughter of Peter Lawford c·hals with 'hr istophrr Reeve. star of the movie ''SuJ>(!rman ... at a New York disco. "INTER IORS Plut lRI "SECRETS PAU4. SOAVINO "SLOW DANCING INTHE BIG CITY" (PG) MON-THURS 7:00, 9:00 INSIDE: •Ann Landers •Erma Bombeck - •Horoscope •Legals TumdllV, November 21. 1971 OM.YPILOT Q&A -Makin' Question: What do you think of M1•sie women in the military betng eent to ~- fight In combat zones? JEFF ((lPlT'l, 18. CnblU Mt•ba . a ~.lll'bmM • 'l don t think t h ti rt> • b ,, n >th i h g "1 on.: \\-1th It 1f they <"oml.'n) want to J think Pl'QPle .:-hould b e ablt' t o do \\hUtl'\t•r tht•y \\ant .. JANET WELL , 41 . Bt'rkt•lt•y. travel agent A two-year GWC program is designed to prepare students for jobs in the commercial music world. B)' DENNl8 MtLELLAN OI 11W o.i1, l'I ... MMf L~t sprtng u record album reaturing a mhc. tun.· of disco, middle of the road, rock and coun- try rock tune& made its debut. Appropriately. IL was called "Golden West " . lt Is appropriate ~cause the album was produced enhrely from songwnting to sound mlxil'lg at Golden West College in Huntington Beach. · "It's not oerfect. but it's damn ~ood." says Gerry Schroeder. co chairman. along with Dave Anthony. of the school's Co mmercial Music pro· gram 'Tm real proud of it." ~·~ .......... by-Lee ... .,!'- ·'The braeli!> are ther~ lin combat > and they seem to do a good job. l think women a r e more combative than men. I wouldn't want to be there. but l guess it's okay. If the}' want to be women 's libbers The album-the fi rst to come out or the com· merc~ial music progr'am symbolizes bow far the program has come sinee its beginning in 1974. It also is concrete proof that the concept behind it is Eric Garten at the console with the jazz band in the baf kground. let them be there." A N G E L QUEVEDO, 52, Orange, a partme nt manager : "It d e- pends on if they 're going to fight or just g oing to keep the soldiers company. I think women s hould be all over the world where men are. It's good for morale a nd it makes a man feel more like a man." BILL MEEKS, 62, Costa Mesa. retired: "I d o n 't think women shoul(I be in the service at a ll. Wom en should be at home where they're supposed to be." KIM CHARETT, 14, Irvine, student: "I think it's fine." Would she consider going into combat? "Yes. I would." JIM LAWRENCE, 32, Newport Beach, unemployed Vietnam veteran: .. r am definitely 100 percent opposed to having women in the combat zone. They always get hurt and then you have to take care of them and it's more trouble than it's worth." DENA PHEGLEY, 42, Costa Mesa, salesperson: "I am not for it. I 'm a woman and ba s ically I don't think a woman could handle combat or the pressure of it. I've been a libe rated woman for a long time , but I think women are women and men are men." STAFF SGT. STEVE KINCAID, Costa Mesa, U .S . Army Recruiter : "I 'm against it myself. I don't know why a woman wo_uld want to be out there with all thatJ)lood and everything. ·Maybe some like it.'· Do men? "I don't know. I guess some do." STA FF ·sGT. BOB KOLC'ZYNSKI, Costa Mesa, U .S . Arll\;,Y Recruiter: "Women s eem to adapt better to the Army than men do and they have a lower drop- out rate." Do you foresee a lime when women will paFUclpate 9n the front lines' "No, I re· ally don't." succeeding. . . THE TWO· YEAR PROGRAM is designed to prepare students for jobs in the commercial music world. The emphasis is on learning prac· t.ical -skiHs tn one of five options ! com · poser·· arranger· co py isl. commerc i a I performance, recording arts, piano teachin2 and retail music. "It's not a playground," says Schroeder. "It's a place where students learn to get jobs ... The core of the program is the professional. on,campus recording studio, complete with mix· ing console and eight·track -soon·to-be 16 track tape transport. <All of the $100.000-plus studio equipment was bought with government grant IQ<)nCy). According to Evan Williams . who teaches recording arts, they plan to produce ~ student album annually. And this year the college art department will even design the album Jack~t. "It benefits everyone involved," Williams says. When Gerry Schroeder came to Golden West College in 1968, only the standa rd mus ic fare was offered: instrumental and choral pro- grams, designed largely for students transfer- ring to four.year colleges. "l'VE ALWAYS BEEN interested in re· cording. but when I went to school they pre- pared me lo be a teacher." says Schroeder . a professional pianist, conductor and arranger. (All the stare member s are working pro-fessionals. l Nobody, he says, was preparing students for joining a rock band or a Big Band and l(Oinl( into a recording studio. Schroeder pushed for a recorcling studio when the college was planning a new music building. His idea was that the studJo could pull people from the various disciplines-rock ensemble. jazz ensemble. studio symphony, studio singers. solo pop s ingers. songwriters - under one roof. "It <the studio l could have been a white elephant and nobody using it ... he says. "Jt just happened that what we planned worked." To illustrate. Schroeder says that a songwriter. for example. might come up with a son~ that Schroeder thinks has potential. IT TIIEN MIGHT be sent to the rock ensem· ble. which will go into the recording studio with a solo vocalist. where recording engineer students will make a rhythm and te mporary vocal track. That tape cassette would then ~ sent to the composer·arranger class. Arrangements will be made for the various instruments and vocalists I solo and background 1, a final mix .will be made and a stereo master tape produced. In the end. notes Schroeder. every student a long the way will have something to show an the marketplace as proof o{ his or her talent and ability. "And. of course." he says, "they've learned a lot in the whole process." Schroeder says most or the students in the program have some musical experience. but everrone takes classes not only in their option but in general music courses. And recording arts students are required to take electricity and technical math classes. "Some come in thinking it's going to be run. but it's hard work." be says. SO WHAT'S THE PAY-OFF Cor that hard O.llyl'li.t--~•k_I(_ From left, Susie DLl7an, Stanley MBl'Cus and Msri7·or1e Shsne at Hada8sah benefit. A Great Gala "It was a lovely affair," said Smy Dahn, ,.---------------- chairperson for Sunday evening's fund-raiser, ( ] which was billed as the "Orange County Council_ Bap·.....ainf1S or H~dassah and Neiman·Marcm Gala." r-·· Held in Fashion Island's elegant Neiman· Marcus speciaJty store, the event was attended .,.. _______________ _, by more than 800 people who paidj.50 cash each for an evening or dancing and merriment. Proceeds wtll go to area Hadassah chap(ers. Highlight of the gala was a rasti.ion sh<>w - "It waa an absolutely magnificent production of jewels and furs," added Mrs. Duban. The party took place on both levela or the store. with a tempting assortment of hot and cold delicacies set up for nibblinc. Topping it off were "fabulous desserts" -everything from Black Forest Cake to little strawberry blintzes to pastries and fresh fruit&. Guest of honor was Stanle7 MarC91. AsalaUng Mrs. Duhan were committee -memkra BeH Relpllaa_d, Claire .Jacobs, 'l"lleren Jeffe, llMe Lew ....... Jda Ma&elta, Nell Peaer and utllan Kampla. The Orange County CouoCU or Hadaasah was formed la April of this year to better facilitate and coordinate me,mberahlp drives, fund ralsine and educational Pf'Oll'am&. &Mee Mu& ll lint chairperson of tbe Councll, which la eompoeed of five chapters with a comblned mem benbip ol 2,000. • Preeidenta ol .tbe..cb~ serve u mem· bera or the Council. They a'le awta. Wa11eratrom, Laguna Hills; Abella Ta•I, Masada; Marge Sllue, Newport Beach; Judy Sehe~tff. Santa Ana/Tustin; Kitty L11arov, Barbara Sberman and Boa.ale Winter, G.Jda Meir People Peering The Assistance League of Laguna Beach recently held a Christmas Boutique Extravagama. with proceeds earmarked for the League's Intra-League Fund ..• The new location for Big Sisters of Orante County is United Way Plaza, 8100 Garden Grove Blvd., Room S.. Garden Grove . • . The California Presa Women's Golden Flame award bu-t>een- preaented to writer/teacher Isabelle Zletler . . . Teresa Ana Procll1al, 1972 graduate of Edleon High School, has completed the tralninr course at Delta Air Lines' Tralnlnc School al Hartsfield Atlanta lntemaUooal Airport and la now a Delta rl1abt attendant ualped to the airline's Miami fl.laht auendut bue. She II the dau1hter Ol llr. alld Mn • ...._. Klebnek of Walnut_ ---... ---,. - work? Those who complete the two years re· ceive certificates of completion. They may also work toward an Associate In Arts degree. But the e nd result. ideally, is enough knowledge to find a job. Notes Schroeder: "Our best students stack up against anybody availa- ble i&the market today." The option in which students seem to ~ having the most s uccess in landing jobs is re· cording arts. which currently has 80 begtnning students and 60 advanced students. "I was pleasantly surprised at how many students are working in the major studios." :;ays Williams, who has been involved in record engineering since 1968 a nd has been a band member, session musician and record pro· ducer. Schroeder notes that some recording arts students are not completing the program because they are getting Jobs before they fini sh. Those in the performing and composer- arranger options are not quite so fortunate. "IT' NOT SO SIMPLE when you're talking about vocahsts. guitar players and arrangers." says Schroeder. "There really lsn 't a Job market. ··we've found out there is really no place to go. You just keep auditioning. taking your tape around and if you'ri' good enough there will come a timewhenyouh1t. .. "We certainly don't paint a rosy picture for these kids." : ... To help give students a realistic picture of Lhe commercial mus ic world, there is a weekly class called Inside the Music Industry, which features guest speakers : from agents, record company e xecutives and engineers to song publishers. studio musicians and singers. Cal Trans. "" .. 7hey don't like a worran to talk .#Jack to them,' says the Ca/Trans director. By CHERYL ROMO Of IN O•llY f'I ... sc.tt If you think the transportation system in Orange County needs improvement, prepare yourself. It's going lo get worse. That was the message from Adriana Giari- turco. direetor of the California Department of Transportation <CalTrans 1. t-0 a group of about 150 members of lhe National Women's Political Caucus.lo Newport Beach recenUy. "The resources aren't there uuless we raise taxes ... she said, indicating s he feels a public in the wake or Proposition 13 would not welcome such a step. Ms. Gianturco. appointed to her position by Uov:-Browrt in 19'76Tuid lbe 1}5 billion spent in previous year s to upgrade-tile slaCe's transportation system would today cost more than $50 billion because or inflation. Her d epartme nt, s he said, has be en criticized for ool building "every project people want ... We have to make some very tough choices and we try to make choices where we'll get the biggest bang for the buck." Orange County. she indicated, is not ·a <See TRANSPORT, Pa1e CZ> .,..., ~ """"" '--,...,.. Adriana Glantutoo: 'rm Juat one oog in a huge government.· ' . . . " • ,- DAILY PILOT .Transport (From l"•fCf' ll priority, laking a bacl.. !.t> t to areas f.urh a .. "" Antiele ~h rl' th<' dt>purtm\:nl 1 focu.aina on 1n t~arAt n& d1ffrn-nt public tram.It '\t"n 1c\'\ w1t h -~uch other t"lntPTmn<hl• Trnn~ft.-r Fac-1l1tin 1 and aHunne d c~nl tranMl en1t·e for tht' h1An d1cupl)l'd und the l'ldc•rly "Wt ar,• par \lc•\11&.11 h uppo~t'<.I lO 1h .. 11don Ill nl of roil rv1c~ In c .. titouu.i i.h ¥Id. l'lallnai h r rft>ponmrnt '' u<'hv«"h· trvtna tu nel(ollatt' with &luth4n1 Puc•1ft<' 1n ordt'f to 11r Quirt: It b('('()Od lritlll tu 11.ln fmm ~iJC'rlmt.'n\0 lo San Dlt>iO In addition. CalTruo1> 1 al'Wl att.-mptin1 to "provldti frnunc1ul und lt'chnll'141 U'l'll!itant'c to 1unill oper to~" 111 Uw tr .in~H f1t•ld fo'or the fi r t llllH",, ~hr rxplatncd. tht· Orange County D1!1lr1e.•t ' kcall\ u-qu1r('(f t'll· ~nd1lur\' un• not ..iomu lo bt· mt-t · .. 1uwu6(h loc1Jl offlt·iuls will htn '-' .in upportunit> to c·orn1; for ~ ard ~•th th,•11 1 ~1:umnw1111u11on\ 1n De<'t.>mbt•r or J.rnuur) Thl' l"\'tt"ltn Or ni:t• Count~ "'111 bt• 11Ht'C'\l"tl , 11 atcl Ml\ (i1ttrll\lrl't1. 1' b1 l'Uu:u• Ow Cu.ol fo'r\:t'Wll , ttw B1•\1•1 I> lltlb 1"'11·~~1i\ ;.ind orw othl'r unnBml·d frt'l ~ u' hJ\"t• bt•l'n dd\'lc·d from thl't'XJ)n~'"•I\ ')l\lt'lll 'Wc• ur 1• not ttw (111.11 tit t·1,1on nwkl'r on"' hut 1s goini: to j!l't built. ..ht• -,,ud -.lt'rnh l1•,h11w bll l'il. JI I he.• l nt1l 1,111 It·~ l'lt•cl at l ';1l'l'r;,111' 'me l h1• 1 .1 JJJ>or nt llll'llt Tht• 11•,il hl.1111•· ht•... ,,h' lll"ihh-11 "II h l111• ll'u1i-l111u11· 11,t If 1·uupl1•1l v.llh burt.'uUl 1 e1l 1t· 'rt>d tape Jnd <1d1h•d !>h t> 1-. o h l'n di'> 1otrunt lt-d" b\ th1• "hole.· prrtl't''' "I'm JU~t llllt' lll.: 111 ;t hu~·· ~U\l'l tlrTH'lll 'uuJ th1• f111 m1•1· 1h .. 1-.Lull ~1·1·rl'lJ1 y of Uu:.lflt.':.:. amt '1'1.J1t'>portJt111n v. hQw htH ki.:ruund Jli.o in dud1•s .i t~o )l'ur """'Slnmw1t in the.· Pun .. ofrlrt· of Time mu~1.1:1111c.• u' <• wnlt•r and r~eurt'hc.•r on lhl' E urof)t'•tn l'C<in11111v • Ear her, ~he ud1111llt•d .,uml' of the l'Xh!n1>1u· 1·r1t1 c1sm hus lx·en dirc.·c.·tl-d at her pl.'r1>1>n~ll) becau:.t·. :,h1.• fct'111. -.h1· ,.., a "'-Oman rn lht· po:.r 111111 of ~a\ 1ng l o 111.1k1• :1 lot of "unpo1lUlar di' c.·1~1on~ 1\dnana <:1unlurc.•cJ. u Phi Hetu Kappa ~rnduale or Smith Cnlll·gt• who hold., a mai.tcr ., tkgr<-t• m N·onomll'!> from Lht• Univl'rs1tv nL l':1l1fornH1 Rt•rkl'l<·v rv.-hl'rt' 'he f1r..,1 ml'l fullo~ '>l Udt!nt .JC'rr Bro"' n I, frt•b mt•mbt.-r:-. of lht• :.t ale leg1i.lc.1tur1· UM' d1fft'n•nt criteria in eval uating tht• fh:rformanl'{: of a Y..oman 1n pubhc hf1· Tht•\ don't hkt• a v.oman lo tulk back to them," i.hc s aid. '>lre'>sing that women 10 h1~h office :in· forn•d to be "more compC"trllve than a man to get to a particular lt'vel " In addrtron, !>he !.ays shl•'s lx't'n attacked for not heing an t·ni~mccr. eHn though s he is not the first to lal k -.uc.·h c rt-dent1ab fo'uture 1•os1 :.t rt'iHTI hnrnJ.? of the Jt;,OC>O·m1h· h1gh~ay sy-.tt•m. '>ht· said. "'II inc:lud1· puttm~ 111 tr 111·k ('hml11ng l.11w' 110 t.•\1.,11ng fn·eway-; m sh •ad (If a<ld1l1onal luncs to <'IJI (•11.,t:. Then· will al'\11 ht• no rnon· "':.pugtwll1, C'lovc•rlc•:if 1nH•r:-c.•1·t1nns" b1•('au-.c• 1t as less ex p1.•n!>rv(• 111 build 1t1amond '>haped frt•ew ay system'> /\ monur.111 'Y'>tPm rn e ither Lu'> /\n gt11t·,. or Or'.1n.c:1· ('11un•) :iprwars'to remain in the h at.y. for <h.,l ~tlll futurr• and !i "p<'flplt• ffiO\ <:I"" pro.}cr t " llKlk1ng lcsi-. attrac.•tlvt-all lt11· time. she sa111 "'My JOh 1:-. t•'><,t•ntially to r arry out the lav. a nd 11 's not the· !.:lmt' law as in the 1960s." said :\b G wnlurro .. Pnhcy dt.'c1s1on-. rto not J(l'l mad•• b\ om• or tv.11 md1v1duals upart f rom thl· ll'g1slal1ve procc.,-. .. ( Horoscope ] WEON .. ;sOAY, NOV. 22 R) S VDNF.V ONARR ARIES 1M;ird1 2 t April 191 : /\('Ct'Ol on pl"rsonal po:-.!-.t•ss11)11 -., valuablt>:.. p a) mc:nls and <·nllec•tioo:-. Bring pnoritic·:. into f111'Ub lk a W a r I' 11 ( re!-!pnn!-.1brl1ttl·-., spt'l'litl rclat1onsh1ps, cost s Ti\-URllS 1J\pr1I lO M a y 20 l : You s t ri kt.' <'hord of universal ap- peal Oomebt1c· ad1ust ment. possible n .. •s1dcnce c h a n ge cou lr1 br featured Popul~rrty 1n- ('rea ses GEMI NI t Ma v 21 .I unc 20 1 Spothghl on land, real C''lall', ddrn· rng tc•rm s. g dl1ng ag rN·mt·nt:. ..... ,11 ... "' r it !Pn .fOrID-;-~ ~1-h.111111111 111 light or rl'ahlv, pu:.tr as1<lt• lt·n<frrwy t11ward:-. :-.clf dt•r1·1111m1 CANCE R 1,Juue :.!I .Julv 2:l1 1<:mphn<,1:-. ttr1 settling d1ffl·r enccs , deah n~ with re latives, rutchin~ up on call!>, cor · rc 11 pond c n ce, r l·coi:n1 z ln g r t!::.p on s 1bi l1 tlf•s . ca rl'l'r, f>o:-.s, ma1or 111J. JCCt1Vl', l'Ommunil), l'l\.ll' prorc·('ls, s c•lf cs tl'em • <'APRJ(.'ORN 1 Dl'C. l 2 .I a n • I !J 1 W h u t :-. " 1• m "rt o \It 11 ( r c: a l' h 111 ay acluully tx• c lose a t hand Know 11. act ac- t•ordrngly EmphJs 1s on educ·at1 on. lravt'I. find- ing :.omt•th1ng an nun mon with a "Spt•c.:w r· ~rson. AQUARI US <J an. 20·f't>b. 181 · Dig d eep. be pers i s l <'nl , ge l beneath l11yers o f superficiality You could 11t rikE" "rt<'h'es." One l'lo~c lo yo1t has valua• blc information concl'rn· ing <.1cqu1s1twn, :-.avrngs or invt'stmcnt program V l~(.'E~ r l''etJ 19- Marc·h ~I Let others h:.i v1• !-.µot h g h t. Work qu1 .. t1~. meditate Know thut bt.'mg alone: is not same J:-. bcmg lont>ly_ E,...a •••lwr.k E tra' p r on r ean't lmo.cinl• wh,•r\• Am rtt'MM aiot hunll on lhl• "111nslt' l'.k'rt.0n" <'Un <'Cpl M ia ybl II WU\ ti'> l'hlldrl'fl 10 ur1thlnl'l1~· dAn v.hl•n ~ .. ~ulll1 llCt • cd an odd numt>t-r from un ..-vt>ll und \\t• blored tht> numbn on o ur f1n i(l'r and ('ar ri~d 1t <1round Jnd rt•allv didn't know "'hat lo do with 1t But Wl' hUH' .always bt·en uncomfortdble 'Wllh "one lt'fl over " Aftl'r ull. dad Adum ;i mJ EH· hav'' a l111t·hvll1r rr1l'rlll " Did Jn oruni.:ut.m ('ht•ck rn on Noa h 's ark usktng, · 11 a Vl' you MOt n 111n~le rwar I ht• pool ''" If God had meant for ui. th II V\' a lom·. would tw put on 1111•11u' "C:11•:.ur Sulad must be.• ordl·n·d b y two'•" 11 ·.., II ITI{' "-l' got C)V(' r 11 Ttwn• <in• millions of Amt>r1can s who a rl' j 101fr m lh1~ c·ountrv to da) h~ dl\Ml'l'. ctt•ath, • or chmt·c. trying to fit into a world of "Wblc for twos" A widow conf1dt'd to me r t.>ce ntly that Sh {: lives by dayh~ht People will get their obligatrons over with t o "Jtt'l togl'thl'r !.omct1mc" :.it lunch , but 1t'b too muc·h <>f a chort• lo mat('h sm~lt' men or wnmC'n up for drnnt•r Then• an· snnw things lradit1011al h11i-.t1.·sl>l'!> sh<1ulcl know F'1rst that pl'nplr without partm•rs t•lit din ner afl<'f six hkt· othl'r peoplt• Sct·orul. ~·ou tan M'l <trl ext ra cha1'r at the tnhl<' without havmi:? th<• ccn lerµ1l'<.'l' self dl•slrut'l Third , me n an d women a lone handle moving through crowdb :md mak1ng convl•r-..1 lion better l hun m11-.1 people ~1ve them credit fo r Fourth, you don't hun to go OUt Of )OUr way to arrange "h und1e·ap parkrng" foc1ht1es or 1n troducllons of any of the extras becaw.c they urc unaccom panied. There 1s nothing sad . der m this world than lo ·see a vast expanse of talent go untapped nnd una pprcciatcd. Ther e's a n efltlre segment of our population who m ake wonderful conversation. have greal humor, fresh ideas. and in general are good company . . . who arc passed over because a host ess conslderb them as she does her china ... tr It doesn't match , people w111 t:itk A hostess recently said to me what a won· derful guest a particular pr iest would m ake ror dinner. but he would be an odd number at her ta hie. It was an odd observa· lion At the Last Supper. Christ was number 13 LEO 1.luly 23-Aui;i 221 You get fact11 con- cerning 11pecial com- modities, cash n ow, In com e potential -and you get grt.~n light. for display and distribution ~ VIRGO IAug 23·Sepl 22>: A bright, new world could open for you ne c·onfidcnt . cr~atc, 1m 1mnt, express views In Ind e>ehdcnt. ori~tnal mann er. Ve , Leo Is 1n volved. LIBRA <Sept. 23-0 ct. 22>: You may be "In the dark." Situation or condition la t e m - porary. You'rt on brink of recovery -or dis· covery. 8COBP10 COct. 23· Nov. 21 >: Diversify, dla· play humor. vcraaUllty, wlllingned to ask and a n s wer questl o nt1 . Gem l nl. S11lltarlus r.cr1on1 llsure prom· nently -so does the number 3. AGl1TAAIV CNov 22 Dec. 21 ): Emphaal1 on :irrn or So l ar horo,.cop 1 r loted to RO LEX ANN LANO~RS I H()R)SCOPE I ERMA BOMBECK Loves ·Old Glory l> t: A H A N N 0 n Veh.'ran 5 OJ)', l drcJ II uw•in I 11nt>ukcd oul at tla wn to make sure th1· rout" w u clear a nd atartt'd to do my thing Suddt nJy d •lrunger ap PlHirf'd out of nowhere and cuught m e rrd handed f was hanglo.: up our country's nag I ljhouJd bt• Wied to 11 by n ow. but I wu" <.'ru11hed by hlll look of pr ty 41nd conn..mpt Ai\ I ll1•d t niJld • thl' house.'. I could h<'DI' him mutter Ing •Omething aboo1 ··r tsht wtnK (ui.<.'1st rea1• llonary " You itce . I 'm t tw o o I y on c 1 n l h l' neigh borhood who di).. 1>1 )'S a Oug on nntlOMI holiday11 t;mburru1is1.•d fncndi't and r c I at 1 ' c ~ ha v ,. begged me not to fl ap my flag so openly I know the ne1ghbori. talk bout iTW 1 lwar them w h 1 s p e r t h 1 n R s I 1 k 1• · · fr c.•a k y we irdo '' or .. M rs Arctue Bunker " My children are taunted hy tht-ir class m ates h~•c•aulH? Of my "a~rra lion " Should I go into lhcrnpy and try to find o ut why I 'm so '"d1f fcre nt"" The neighbor krd who wears his flug on the seat of his blue 1c.·ans tells me to j:!t.'I with IL, that flag wavin~ 1:. the pits nowadays and part1ot1sm 1-; the 1~1-;t refuge of sc•oundr.-Js Can J help 1t 1r I love my <'ountry in s!}tll' of l'Vt'rything " r need c.in .rnswer VREAKEO OUT ON QLD GLORY DEAR FRf:AKED OUT; Qull sneaking around and sto p apologlztng. As for that neighbor kid, I think I 'd be tempted to put my foot where the nag Is. II thought those Idiots uawlf'd back undf'r th«> rodc11 about t>lght yean. al(o. > fly Old Glory every day If you feel llke It. Why wall fo r a nallonal hOllday'! With all lb fault~ this i11 Htill the South Coast Plaza Aa• Laaders g ro tf'st COUJllr.> In tht world. OF.AR ANN Ll\N l>fo;HS I 'II'\ one.• who appln uds lhe idea of tt-urhing <:hlldrt>n hc;w to cope with rec.ii lire sltuu llonb in tht1 dmssroomb You rrr(' Mghl wtlcn you ~ .. •> it's lht> only r han rt• somt· k1d1> have But I'm .t lllllt• fc.•urful of what he •or ~h1..• 1 wanl~ lo lea<.'h the children You printed a letter 1 erl"ntly "h1<~h s a id Most parC'nts are loo embarra~bl'd tor unin formed 1 tu deal with '4Ub1ccti. like masturba t1on and "Funn y l nclt·b ·· Th<1t term. .. Pu n n y Un 1• I e S". .. 1 !> highly prejudiced for one "'ho l!I 1>pcak1ng oui for enhghtcnml'nt <You are, of course, rc fcrrin t;: lo homosexuals. 1 Such a term is derogatory and insulting. r nm s urprised that you havt• c hosen lo disc r1m1natt." agains t this group in s uc h u manner You a rc dis 11laying a shocking lack of compassion, Ann MICHIGANDER llER E DEAR MI C'll : A "t'uony Uncle" I~ NOT a homosexual. lie ls a relative who 1wxually abuses youn1t children. Almos t alwa)'-. 1>uch a prrson 111 heterost-xual -as any profes11lon al who hH dealt with tlw.He sltuatlona wtll tell you. I'm 1lad you wrote 110 l could 1u~t thf' rt>cord straight. DE/\lt ANN LANDERS · f 'vl' bt•c n married to the i.am <.· woman for 46 year!-. and 1t s ure ts a long lime Most of our argumenL-; la t e l y h ave b een because she says I ig- nore her I ' vc told I he woman at least a hundred times lo talk louder so I won·1 miss what sh.-·s saytnl: bul 1t d oesn't do any good I 'm be1tinning to think s he lalks softly so she'll have a reason to critize me. She u!>ed to co mplain about m y c hewing t obacco but since I quit it s he nt!eds something else to harp on. Can you ~Ive me so m e a d vice'' NAGGED AT DEAR NAGGED: The e xperts say m a les tend to lost the ablllly to hear- hlgh.pltched sounds as they gt-t older esp ecially H It's the wife's voke. uiticest she speak In a lower re.clster -and listen • little harder. Dad. CHILDRENS' BOOK FAIR 1pon1or1d by the NEWPORT CENTER UNITED METHODIST PRE-SCHOOL 1601 Marguerite Ave., Corona del M., • from Nov•fTlber 28th through December 4th during th• hours of 9:00 AM· 4:00 PM A mdr11Plou'> d'i<,ortment of books ranging from prt•-<,c hOol levf'I lhr ough 8th grade 1nc.luding Chn'>tm.:is sc-1£.'ctions COST OF THE BOOKS -soc -$2.50 Just in Time /or Christmas /rom Paris. France Dolls that Walk· Talk-Cry & Sing $35 to$95 For Children 714 -549·8585 Tough to Beat! A& rugged a~ the qam e of football, d Rolex Chro no m eter procldlm~ your good ta&te. Like dll Rolcx OvbLCr Perpctual&.th1~ J0·1cwel date chronometer ·~ "lt"lf·w1ndm<1 . ctnd <tlSO quardntecd prt''>~l"., prool down to 165 Teet B.D. HOWES and SON H ll.Jf IfWFI FRS FOR FOlfR GENf"RATIO"I. NlW'°U llACH 1412 V1• lido 11t7't·Z711 In\ 11...C Ill\ l'A'Alll .. 4 \4°"1" 11411k4114 l'lltM \f't!IM,\Pl4W'lll PUBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOUS I U"NIH NAMI STATl!MtltlT Tht lolil>'<l'•t\9 Ptnon• ••r Clv•no bullM'\ Ill\ \HINCS ()( V(t,.OPMr NI 10 M•ln \I •4untlnQIOn u. .. h t.A U MI l•mt\ ( V•llO-fllV~ll '42 M•ln ~I , Hunt"'G!Of' 9"<>< h (A •1MI W•llt r L -10 M.olft lot H-MO~ lltt<ll (/' ~ 110-.r1 V Ml,,., l~\I I 1w I ane H ul\llngton !i.4"'11, (.A t1Mt 0.MI\ W ~·'" a101 l•t P<1lm• H11ntlnqton l)ff(ll CA ttMt '"'' °""""" " colleluc ltd b~ • ~r•I 0¥1"9•\NP ,..,_ ( y.,. °"'"""""'n 1111\ \ltl-111 .... hleel •1111 th• Co.,nh Cl"lr of Or•l>Qll Counly 011 Nov • 1'11 ,,, ..... Publl\f\IHI 0rofl9" Cvnl O•lllV PllOI, NO• I j , 11, 11, 0.. ), "I# PUBLIC NOTICE --,,-ICTITIOU' I USIMI SS -- NAMI STATIMINT Tl\W to"-'"" oe•W>ll• •<• 001no bu.ilMt\•\ Al.PEN REAl (~TAI( CO lOllO <.<o-t veii.y Por•w•v '>u111 10l, l equ ... NI-I, C.lllOfl"' '1tl1 A1orn inc • C.l110fn•• C.O.l>O•o t•Oft. lOt tO Crow" V'••••1 Peftiw4, !ov1tf' 101 l.ovu<W N~I. c..111orn1.t •1•11 'l"f*' bu\U',,..\\ t\ t O"OiJ(IMJ OY •(Of' PO'•••O" tll PHI INC P1u110 N u~,,.nqton J •H\Jtt..,~ VIC_. Pr'""'°""' f PU\ \l•t~nt -~ littO •1tl\ th., Cou111v (I••• 01 Q''""O" (ovnl, Oft NO• • 1911 PVBLIC NOTICE •·U.Jet l'ICTITIOOi I USINllH NIIMI ifATIMINT I hit l1>llowu19 119tWWI\ ••• do1n11 toV\Ht4 .t\ 1111 '(VlNT(INIH '>rR((T 1111().1 l ( I 1011 Morl1H1 \I Tu\l1n (AV>* 1111 ""'-" u.111 ~on '' I lj\f 11\. (JI. 'l'JUIO. rum HH •••tt /•1it h•tHPUtO C•noa• P••~. <.A• 1~ lru .. bu\ll'W" t\ conducttd by ., ttntr•I W<INlf\"'P ll1I A1>f.._h t f\t • ,,.,,,n n l W411~ flltd Wllh lf\t ('ovn1v Cit.-. Of Ot ...,"' County on O< 1 74 ..,, •on.lld A l.Alletwmer, IEWI MllfOll , POPflt[V & 1.lalUAMI • Jiii WHI Coor-\t., ~le. lM Torrono. CA_,., P\ibh>'*I Orel)Olt CAN\I Oe•l>r Pilot, Oct )t,Nvv t , 14,11, 1'71 )OJ1\l"f PUBUC NOTICE •u. NOTICt: TOC•fOITOtlS 'Ul'l•ICMll COU•T 01' fHf STATI Ol'CAl.l~•NIA l'O• THI to4JNfY 01' OllANOlE ... A·•74U in 1111 M•ll•r of llW E\r.I• ol NOR( II I W•Nl'•ELO BEEC.lC. Ck-<••\.ttd NOt•f"' ., "'"'•by QtWtn lo t feGtlOf\ f'lAYtf\Q f •••rn-. ~1t"t the Wtd dec.t- <1""1 lo Ill• ""14 fl~•-•n tl>P Olli<• ell '""" t .,., • of ,,,. •fat• uttt '°"' f ot 1n fl'• • tU lf\f>f'J'I ,,, ,,.. unOt f'\tQne-d •• ltw ollu• ol ll1(MAll() (I WIL~N. Allm Wol\01\ C-r~ lo fClqmofl, In<., JIJ$ At1•nto< A.,.. L""'l S.ech. CA 'IOIJCJ '1t4•tl #ht<h lalla< Oflo<> •\ ,,,. OIM.a Ol Du\< Put>ll\""'tt Or..-.cr t.cwnl O.tl'I P 1tot 11,,u.,\ tJ• tN ~\19'\fd if' (llH '"•"•'" No• 14 11.11. Ot< ). 1~1• po "••n•no "' ""'° n.t.ota \UU> 4i.1m, H~ '' wllll '"" -~....,., •OU<,,.r\ m•J\I .,.. t1htd or Pf'•wnt.flld ,., -10t"•.,.•O """"'" IOV• monfM llll•r llw 1.,,, ,...bl1(•l>on 01 ""' -~· PUBLIC NOTICE O•ltOOtt-111, 1•71 "r'cTITIOUS I VJINE SS--C••ol'tll ll<hOl Bff<JI" NAME STATEMINT [6~UIOt"ol tr..w11t fr.. I low\ OI Wt<ldeownl neu ., OI "Cl ,,.,~ " dolnq l>v•I •1t 1tA•O 0. Wll..SON SM IT TY'S CM IMNC V \WC ( P llllo<1141y •l·~w ')[llVICE. 11107 NO<"tllh•IO Ln . Hunt • Allell, •11-. Oeorte & 11>Qlon Beecn (.A "26AI L09mon, Inc. Nont y J MC(;lln<l••Y 11101 llJI &11..,h<A ... ' Norlh11elo 1.n .. Hunllnqton 841.i< 11. CA l.o,.. •••<". U _, '11441 Publ"""" Or..not (0.1nf b<1•lv ll11Q1 flll\ b<Nne-.1 ll l-fed by •n In 0'I' Th!> ~•.n~1 ~ "'"" w1t11 ,,,.. Covtlly Cle<lr. OI Oranoo CO..nh Oft Nov a J•rt "t044t4 Publl\""" ()r-((14\I 0 •1ly l'llUI Nov I• 11 21 °"' \ "'' PUBLIC NOTfCE FICTITIOU\ I USIN£S\ M-E STATlMlHT T ,,. .. totlow1nq Pf'"°" '' dOtnQ bU\t '*"cu A <,\OCIA l(O '>(.ll(W P"()OUC TS 113\ Wtltlll<'• A•<> Unit AU. COUa _.,,. (.A '1'11 JOP\n M Allt"-. 10S.4l P1f'r..,1f* l•,,. Hunllnqton lleMh CA.,_ r ht\ Du\1nrru •• c.onctuttl'd bv •n 1n 01¥1~·· IOM M All!'t f h1•, ',,_, .. ...,..,.,., W1f •th d W•tl"f ff'M (.Ounh '''-''" Ot Ord"fk t vunh on No• I 1~19 FI044'M Puf)ltVwd Ot•fWJt l4J•·,I 0~1l¥ P1fc;I NO• 14 II 18. (.141< \ .. ,~ HI\ IA P UBLIC NOTICE "ICTITIOO\IUSfNEU NAME STATCMENT t ht-tolfo••nq P-9'""'' .,,. cJo•no buiin4!U •i Ill PE'N f N(ilNl'f RIN(, l,.C l01 t0 Crown v.-u.,y P•tkw~r \.u11 .. 10l l •quM NIQUf I (' •hlO<no .. 91611 A•M .n... '"' ... (dltfu tn1,. (Ol"OOf'ct "°" lOllOClown V•lll'Y P•<•wo ...... ~ 103 I •Qu"4N•-1. <.011l0<n•••76/J Thi\ bu...,.,'\.\ •S 'ondu<led by• COf par41uon ALPCN INC etl•IU>H H.o1tU>Ql4A, f ,t:_fl"(Ufl~ v.,,. p,,,,.,,, fhl\ \l•t"""""f"t W•\ fllfti(J tllftff\ 1"4t Counly Cltr~ ol <><•no-Covnty Oft No• • 1'71 PUBLIC NOTICE l'ICTlflOUS I USIM€U NA~( STATl ,,.l!NT t fH fOliO•llH) Pl'' \Dft\ •rf' d Ott\Q bu\IM\\ •\ PA(1flr NUCl~AD SfQVICf \ )l)) W H .. V8f<1 Slf~f'f S.nl• A"4 ( •hfOff'HA '110.. ""'•,. Cor-oor<tt~ u'•<OfOOf•lfl'd ,,. ( .. ltlOttu • \tJJ W M•t¥•rc:t \tr.-~I ,.,.,. tln• c111111orn•a t710o1 f PU\ bu\t"""\ I\ (Ol"CN<.f--d by .. (_Of' "'"''•"Oft KunCO<-.ioon JO\O'fl'I A I( ..... V>O Pr~'°""t ''"' \I••-· -~ ltlfll ....... tfl< Counlv C""• of 0.-c.ou..ty on O< '°°"'JO 1•11 KEAN & l!N~( Alt-Y\•11.0w \vii• 10>0 l.00 W1h~lr• II ... , Le\ A""'"· C.I"""'•• "911 F IOJ11• Pub"'"""()<-(0.\1 0..11\1 Po101 NO•tmb •• t 14 ) I H 1~18 --r_:- PUBLJC NOTICE l'ICTITIOUS 8VSINESS NAME 5TAT"l:MENT r h;i touo .. 1no ,,.,,on' •t f' do1no t>u\•n~-,~ ., P ANO P PARTNf~'>. 7191 Ou -t O••w W.lf' 11), lrvl~ C.. .,II~ l £uO""" P1<,•ll. 1)01 S f\•1••on1 Ha<oo.t 1.i-r11 '71>61 0&•10 W P•ll•O, l)'S C•OfOllO 1>•<1' O• SM>tt An.I, CA '7101 0.vid P PrlrlO IJ7t7 M•n.t>•ll l -Tu\I..,, (.A tHiO John w WOlh 113• A <t>ulu\. H~.,POrl 81-..c;h C/l '21167 Tiii\ bu\!~\\ IS lOflOIKl«O l>'I' ti -··--~ I. (uqont P•O.MI Tlllt ,, .. ...,..nt w~ lllfll •With lllt Counly Cler• of Orenqoo C-ly Oft l'O\ltmber l . ,,,. ~1~ Flt4H'11 PuOlo\MO 0r1111Qtt C.0.\I O•lly P 1101 Put>ll\fted Or-OW" 0.lly P11<>1 NO• 14, JI. 28, Ott< ) 1'7ii NO• I 14, 71 11. t•11 )Ill 111 S7'8 11 PUBLIC NOTICE SUl'!ltl(Mil cou•T OF THIE ST A TE OF CALI ~llNI A FO• THE COUNTY 01' O•ANGE 100 Cl•k Cl/tftt..-Ort•• Wul Sitlllol A.w, CA fl/01 SUMMONS C.\e No 1._31 1• PIA1fllllf ROMAN A 01MI () Oel•nO•nf \ c. OOMtNI( S H[ L TON II R OSAMO l<O I SHl:L 10 14 JUAN U 'Hf I ION OOMINIOUE SHEL TO,., t.ARlO' JOl'OUIN S•ffl TON VA~OUEZ CORPOllAl lO N TlllPll S INVESTM (NT CORPO~AI ION C A LIFOll NI A KAOll N CORPORATION, CE llAMll E INC •no OOE SI lh<OUQfl IC ln<fu\I .. NOTICI I v ... i,a .. -.,. \vH T~• l-t ,,.., dKi.t ... !Mt ..._, wltl>ellt vovr "1"' """' !Mien .,_ ,.._. wlllll11 )0 ~ •-U.. 1-.....11eft ... I_ AVISOI UllM ... ~ .. ,,..,.._, II Trl-.t _.. -.CMIW <-• u• ,, .. --.. ·--U4 -•• .. ,.,,. ...... I.a• I• lni-<_ 4.,. ''-· I TO THE OEFfNOANf A <f••I como••1n1 Mo\ ~" fl~ O'f ttw pt.ttn 11u oq,.1n\I you • It YOi.il w 1'1t 10 0tff'nd tn1\ •••\Utl vuu tnu\I ....,.1n.n JO O<lt'' Afl,., "" \ummon\ •\ v•vro on Y04J ,,,,. w1tn lbi\ -<OW,_.__. w-f.-tl.-ft CH.-.1'trnq -rn r•'Pon,• 10 lhe c..ampl.unt I It ,_. JU"tl•<" Court, you mu\I fill' wit" Ow 1 ourt 4t fltrft1M ote.t01nq Ot t •u ..... •n nr•I p1"~C11n9 It> Dt' ,.ntttrfl'O 1n thit OOOtfl u ....... , you 1111 '° you< O~IAUll w111 Oie" ttntflt wd upori •Pc:>ll<•t•on ot "'• p1,..1nt1tt. df"CI In•• cOurl m•f rnt,., •• 1uoqmPnf "'11otln\I YOU lor ,,,.. rPll•I "" mancffrd tn the-coMC)lf11nt wf\.1( n 'O\ikJ rf"suft 1n oarn1"""'°n• Of-~~. te11•rt0 nl mort., 0< pr-rty °' 01ller ••11•1 rt oue•ttd '" '"" comtil•1n1 o II yo11 wl.ti lo ..... t,.. 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Corne 1n an talk financing. $277, SOO. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ G1t•rd 1002 1 I I '> i.. fll •lt \I f"I'"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• -ti " ''"'I ' J)I) I Cant"•• ·•••·~ oe1 11,, AFFORDABLE Newport.. Lave in pre-1 •RGE s llg)OUS Westcliff for un· I.A der $150.000 Spat'1ous 3 3 Bedrm. I ~ ba, al bdrm. family room , rond., auto sprinkler country kitchen. Neat garage opener. Kitche and clean and ready to completely remodeled. move into Call us at $79,000. 645-9161 :'.:."' '"' '"""'' •.. - AV ALOH NIDE Of A VAL 0 N -G o i n g to OWNERSHIP Ca-ta I I n a for t he R_.. to S 189 500 Holidays"' 4 UNITS-_,, ' MA.llMA -WATaROMT s11•.100 Fmeftt waterfront living houl slip nvaaloblr too• 2 t'1roplucc.s Step.down hvlnl! rm 1-°'<>rmal dining room. AU nuturru. wood kttch<'n coblnclb. food rt•nter & grill too! WN bar View + mtrr()r'(l(f wordrolw · hlf:hhl}ht master wing 2 Put10 undc<'k~ Walk to shops and ~lnuruntb Common pool, 11pa , uunu & ft.Ym t·all rast! ! 752-1700 lfU2~11vd..-Wt.10WrY ... WI ~I l.'i ~ TAYLOR CO. I\ '" I\ I T (J H ~~ ~.I IH 'I' l ~HI) JA~ cas-v11W--SJJt.ooo Gorgeous tri-levc.•1 brand new "Sea Breeze" mode l wllh many added amenities. Alr-cond. fully landscaped, auto. sprinklers, luxury cplng., mir- rored wardrobes. beaut. light fixtures. 3 BR. ram rm & formal DR. Gate guarded area. By App't. WESUY H. TA Ylotl CO., REAL TORS Jiii S-~ HlhRoad NIWPOIT C&fTIR. H.I . 644-4910 ~COATS & WALLACE ':::rJJ REAL ESTATE, INC. A LOCALLY OWNlD COMPANY SERVING Tff£.SOUJH COAST AREA SINCE 1963 WALK TO LUE -One year old, 1924 sq . ft. custom built townhome. localed 1 block from la ke and clubhouse f acilities. 3 Bdrm 21.'J Ba, forma l dining. m ic r o wave oven . auto sprinklers front & rear. Vacant a nd ready to move in. try lO r,r down s 112,500. Call 546-4141 .. ·--,.. .. -~~~·~ Servinq l,OS:a.Mesa-lrvine M~ntingto n Beach-Ne~pc>rt Beach OCEANFRONT Quality craftsmanship in mahog. trim & oak noors. sets oH this landmark: 4 DR. 3 ba. home In fine-st location. Established tre(!S & lawns. $475,000. NIWPOIT HEIGHTS Fashion Island view rrom 3 Bdrm. Country style home Used brick & rough sawn woods : swimming pool, jacuzzi. $265.000. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm .. 2'h bath family home on quiet cul d e sac. Oversized pool. playhouse, storage $169.000. Terms . IAYFROMT Several fme bayfront homes with pie r & slip AVALON Well <'OOStructed, 3 BR. l ba . .oak floor. partial basement. concrete foundation . S 120.000-Fee. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1-l 1 Hcoy,,d. '°' "'" "I B 67':> 6161 GAS1l4AUS IHARIOR VIEW HOMESI A 3 bedroom Monaco. nestled into the foothills of Harbor View Homes. near the pool a nd ~rass lands. complete with a se p a rate gas thau s (guesthouse> fealurini: a pot belly s tove and half bath. That's right: There's also pegged wood floors. m assive brick fireplace. wate r softener. garage door opener. a big lot and small price of $!67 .900. U,__l()UI: li()Ml:S REAL TORS', 675·6000 2443 Eau Coast Highway, Corona def Mar also 1n Me<>d Vt!1<1t: "' &46 5990 New listing! Jus t l h Charming DUPLEX. blocks to beach on qwet just one block to beach.ii---------i LOYR Y HEWPORT . Owner now occupies this NIMI DUPLEXES IEACH HOME srtreet. Your opportunity exceptional 3 bedroom Looted lo 100 block. Cstm Ivan Wells 4 bdrm or s ummer or year upper wut PLUS lher .. •-W t N t older round h me • ~ 13 es ewpor ; home wllge fmly rm SU!l.SOO ome + mco · a 2 bedroom, 2 bat Croat ~ bdrm. h~ ne.w overlooking heated & · __ lower. Well maintained. plumbwg, electncal 10 filtered pool. Utmost AVALON-CONDO fireplaces and only 7 yrs k..itcben; rear bachelor! privacy secluded m.str ,.. old. unit over dbl. garaite: bdrm suite. Call today Sol Vi sta "'aoyon Ter· -apace for 2 extra cars. for anna to see s.s-9491 race J Bdrm. J~ baths-WAT[.Rf'RON1 Priced at $149.500 "~ · OWNER FtNAMCIMG AVAILABLE pool. Unfurnis hed, t10 Mtb ( $135.000; fully furnished, ~ REAL ESTATE 2 Bdrm. & 1-bdrm. unJt.--IJ'lj'llmjlflEUI $140,000 Xlnt area-631-1400 West Newport, good ren -S I 0,000 dowtt wfll pwdtaM tMt l be*OOIR. 2 bath hCMM wlttl CJO' geom oc.- 'IMWS. body llOW. • -.$I J0,000 ownermaycarry2nd. ----------.., tal his tory : walk to Real &tate WA.TEIFIOHT AVALON w/42 ' boat slip. Big 2 Call to see our new con· bdrm & den. 2 frplcs. dos! Call Carol Jo~agot blt.ns, 2 oov patios. 3 car ISLAND REAL TY garages. Owner will help 2'3·510.1150 BIG oo f i nancing . _________ , $350,000. MESA VERDE JUGHLANDS Best buy in this neat area J Huge bdrms. 2 baths. large famil y room, 2 fireplaces Near schools. New on the market at $85.bOO. You haven't seen lhl.5 one. 110 call us at 540-llll ~·HERITAGE • • REALTORS JAC08S REAL TY 675·6670 beach. tl.59.000 613-3663 67>-4777 Eves Large & UYGWe C7 I 41 497.333 I COSTAMESA Huge 4 BR w/added East.side, 3 bdrms .. 2 ha. l8x28 family room. 17x20 ----------------Completely remodeled, 2 guest bdrm. lots ori--------•I MESA HORTH car sarage. $128,000 wallpaper, paneling and Ttus • bedroom. 2 bath HEWPORT PEHIH. ceramic tile. Close to y & home is beautifully up· 2 Bdrma .• 2 baths, frplc. Cwys and s hopping. Of. BA, graded with a large add Only$89,000Leasehold. fered forS84~950. ft on family room complete NIWPOITISUHD lflf!fjt!{j;_~_:Jl.if!1V1 BEA1CH with slump s tone ~~:· ~::i~.i= ~~ 962·44ffir.:: 546-6103 ft ~~·f~;:!1::!a~u~ wood & br\ck. Sl85,000 450 NEWPORT CTR. DR. ltv\ng room as well as HOME & IMCOME IRVIHE CONDO . J59..m11 frwt trees and a gas BBQ 3 Bdrm .. 2 bath home Fee land ln Uolveraity A WJNNERI an lbe pal.lo area. Owners plus two 2 bdrm. uruts in Park II I. Highly UP· • are motivated. make an rear. 4 Car parldng in de-graded tvly 3 bdrm, 2 Award winning end unll offer . As king $82.400. Ughtful park-like setting. story. Only steps to adult in Woodbridge, with 2 CaU ~266() Eastside Costa Mesa. pool &jacuzzi. Motivated bdrms .. 2~ baths. up- Propertf in xlnt cond1· seUer Just reduced pric~. !m carpeting & Ute •• SELECT tJon! Sl.99,000 n .100 to $117.900 It's a rty Is very sharp & PROPERTIES 673-3663 642-2253 Eves bargain now! 54S-M91 b e f r e s h I y . ·--.associated · llR,OK(llS-REALTOllS l1~> >h 0 l olbee 6 '1-J .. l WESTCUFF AREA Spacious 5 bdrm. home on a quiet street near Mariners Park. Freshly painted, with new carpets -you can move in right away! The f amlly rm.. with cheerful frplc .. is definJtely family sized; enclosed yard; a terrific value at $186,~ & owner may finance. 673-4400 HARBOR landscaped. Xlnt buy at liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJ $119Ji00 ~It macnab /trVtne ?-raaJty . A TTM>COMf'AMY PllSIDINfS A busy executive would love this carefree lire-style overlooking Big Canyon Golf Course! 3 BRs -3 baths -central air -custom stained glass s kylights & windows -fireplace -: mirrored wet bar - All Exquisitely decorated. Comm. pool, jacu.ui ~ tennis! $225,000. Joyce F.cllund 642-8235. (0 ·128) M2-12U 644•200 901 ~' Orlwit HMbor VI•• c:.nw lrvtne at Clf'!'pus Valle1 C.nt.r 712·1414 ' CORONA DEL MAR DaUXE DUPUX Extra large owner's unit, 3 bdrm w I formal din-rrtf. large 2 bdrm rear rental. Hurry on this one. WESTMINSTER New five units on quiet neighborhood, tree lined street. close to shopping. EASTBLUFF ABANDONED FtXB 5 Bdrms .. J 'baths. It's a .mess. 6ut at SlS0,000. it's thousands under market. HARBOR VIEW HILLS SACRIFtCE SI 0.000 DOWN 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. Owner will carry balance at 10%. No qualifying. Call for details. OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN I ·S I 017 Sandcastt. COSTA MESA UMDER CONSTRUCTION Deluxe 13 unit project. in xlnt loc. Br- in~ your investors ! First user ap· preciation still avail. Can close escrow Jan_ 1979. For more info. call 640-5112 · ERA/R.C. TAYLOR CO. SHADOW RUN -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 offered at only 84. Thousand tha t is! Call now. IOMUS ROOM -Costa Mesa prime 3 bdrm family home with huge bonus room. in a quiet ne ighborhood. Seller super motivated and wants an offer this weekend. Offered at $86,000. IEACH DUPLEX -No down VA. $64,900. Unbelievable 2 houses on J lot. Live in one. collect rent on the other. No down VA. move in immediately. SEVEH 4-PLEXES -Three 3 bdnns, one 2 bdrm.c;. Special owners unit with frplc. 20% Down, break even. 1500 Sq. ft. each. Offered at $110,000. each. 540.3666 MANSION ON THE SAND Mlwport"4)tsAl'H Comet' cottage with pool and jacuzzi. lllSt Creshl painted and cle•n ready to move right an l.bia 3 Bdrm family room. pl\19 office home. Nice qwet netghborbood to en JOY these extras! SJ:.>.000. ltlDUCID $5000 The bett buy ln Th• Bh.dft. "Z" plan • Br home. 2:IOC> 1q ft. Walk t.o t.eonia club/ lhopplnc. ofe~ff S147.000 1006 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 4 duplll, Including bay front to be ex<'h. down in a pkg. 2U/t584-3200 c:or.... .. W.. I 022 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21DCOTTAGE rLUSIMCOMI Peeled hardwood floors. wood beamed ceJl.ings, 2 brick frplca aJ1d country kitchen re.us 2 bdrm. 2 bath Income unll wlth private yard and patio. $190,000. CALL FOR INFORMATION 644-7211 /.Jn NICi(l . UAIL[Y & ASS!:lCIAI ES SPYGLASS HILL HOME 15 Cambria Spectacular view. 673-e634 agt. HAllOI VllW HILLS SACllRCI SI 0,000 DOWH J Bdrm 2 bath. Owner will carry balance a t 10%. No qualifying. can for details. 640-5112 Bkr. 11/J llocb to 0c ... 3 Bd. 2 Ba, 2 patio:.. Fireplace, dining area, w oo d panel i n g. bookcases. K1tchen w I all extras. 100' or camelbas & fe rns . $229,000. 67>3637. HUMTlMGTON LAHOMAllK ~ CONDOMINIUM Convenient location. marvelous recreational radliliea. Lar ge l bedroom, full b\lllt·ln latebeo. Ready to seU at ~.900. COLI OF MEWN>tT UALTORS '75-5511 SPYGLASS HIU 4 Bdrm. DruUc price re· - di.ctJon. 1nriD" Irwin Rllr$ 644-61 fl C.0.Mne 1024 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SWEIEASTStDE LOCATION Sharp 4 Bdrm Z bath h o me . Remo d eled latcbeo and bath. Only $79.900. Ca u s.6-5880 ~HERITAGE • • REALTORS A magn1C1 cenl e x· penence ol ocean bvmg' Pnvate road, guarded entry! Secluded u ndy beach! S spacious wood d ecks • Sec luded g arden s' A tru e maste-rpreoe fcrr lux· urtousliving! Doo'twa1t. there is noth.rng like 1t anywhere!! f'or details call~"Wl" , Del Cerro F f!>REST E OLSON PETE BARRETT 2 Story R JY With Fishpond ....,.. ••• •• ·u~• gu.szoo A 11 term 11 Ii ere I 3 bedroom home wltb plush carpet, dining, fireplace and patio . me: 110111 ILlllS ao. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE CANYON CREST ---TOWNHOUSE Walk To Fashion Island From This Well Planned 3 Bdrm. 21!.2 Ba. Home. Dream Kitchen. Lots Of Closets. Intercom. 2 Patios. 2 Fireplaces. Deck Off Master Bdrm. Tennis And Pool. S1S7.SOO. DON'T MISS THIS Best ~y In Mesa Verde. S Bdrm. + Fam. Rm. In Great Location Near School s . A. Little Redecorating Wlll Make This A uper House. $79,900. Ii) --.,..., ..... 111 DC>m DllYI $87,000. BKR. Call 54().1720 -· ""#I .. C.lffol Ilia"' ~"~ HERITAGE •• • REALTORS Mltivated! Lush Atrium Off the livlna room area. Super 3 bedroom home with dining, fireplace. palJO, and ll V park.inf $98,SOO. BK R . Ca l 540-1720 Wl. -· ·-.1 .. c.1fonH•' Sell YQUr home or lncomc property rast wllb Newport R.E. Auoc. Gl-4118 EASTSlDE· 3 bdrm. Z ba. , frll&c, a car saraae. Sub· mlt MY aad all t.rade9 ..... M5-40llG Nell BeaUy Realtor · ........... 2BR 1 be Coadomlnl11m. '85,SO. comm poot L1e auumable lou at 9~~. 8kr. 5tC).1'730 ot 5$1.Q.50 ""'· CUSTOMHOMI Pool ... loC, ••tou.• " open. 3 br', fOl'mal DR. Jlo.t bl fOlld. Grt Loca· Um 9'N1'10. 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Pr1n•d b<>lo\\ m rkct Oramauc lt\•tn~ room "'th 'parklmg rircplac<". row of ~l.1!-t~ oH•rlooks lu h overMied rear y.1rd. formal dining S •dudl'. up & make Thoukun<Js ICAT&LA HA.LTY 147·6061 or 546-9366 Causey & Co. • U•UMA CHAltM Get your pun1 bnah 11nd make tbJ 3 0.-1Jt\M1m mt l•I • apullltt 1 Wuud tlOon, bHmt'd C' 1hni1. rir•ph C'r ma1ur land1capll\ll. wi.fk 111 tw.a,·h 113.$,000 • 2h80 Diamo nd. 1&73. Mboa ,........... arove $119.~ t:Z lrms. NEWPORT BEACH II you don't rl'(tull't' a ~k•n 11ldlnf· d1hwehr. C rut lnvestmc nt-Trade forOC.673-9473. view but Med • br11 hmoo MW c~. al for ue.200. nevcr a vac1111cy Four I for, )'OOr l1tn1lly, you'll Low low down, eusy BR unlta 41 one 2BR unit. ._.... fl.od t.ht othn llft~nltlC!ll tcruw C.11 fnr driilllll \'rl'J Income COllld b ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• hl'rl! s bdrnu.. h1md ~5225) nuoo $elltr will hel ...... ,.,.....d room. 3 a>.th.I C.Ommun ~ ""-Stort Newport Pier Realty •••••••••••••••••••••• t)' pooJ, tar1e Jn.' nbclll tlMIOO ..... I.a.ct l 1 o l>la,yaournt. within walk 11\1 dl•tancr ot rJ\1x1I• & IOotAllS •••••••••••••••••••••• ahopp1n1 P rll'1•d a t Could •hare thl1 2Br. 20058albcMI Btvd 8aylroot.p1ernoat.28R. fl7UOO 28•. bank r c po ro r Newport lkh 6 73.2058 2 b•. 123 E Bayrront. 201$ rurt l'ro"4'nt'c "Peanut.a" Great cond . 5 · S195. Uerb. 213/478-3577 OJ>F.N ~Ar I ~ al&J' park. low low down EX ..._ ri•Ml• 3107 U».y quaUr1. !>t!ll OK. $4l"!'-I OOO ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1104 So C'o11tl ll1way l:?xeo Sk1Une 1914 w /Wt. • ,...,. In \11 llaa falrt-paodo (521&4) An ubellevable price for '°"'eanlronl. 2 Ur. sarat1e. LAOVNA OP:At'"ll 21 MoMlt "-Ston 2 cute and c~y duplexes (Hltlo. ldultt. no pelt. ulil ;::~=~~~;;,=~~~~~;:~~!!!!~4;t~~·~2~4:~7~~ Jl • _ t56·4500 on one lot In Ea1talde pd. Avail. June . $400 Coat.a Mesa! Up1rade<I _67_s._u_m ______ 1 ~~ ....... !~.z.4~................. •DUf'LIX. M-=~;-MOllUMOMI 1'-:.u·~.L •=t: 1142 Lasl or the new homes on the water for tease only. Live and entertain in elegance ht your new custom hom·e with designer interiors. Convenience oriented to include 3 car garages with automatic openers ; kitchen~ with micro.wave ranges. solf·cleaninj ovemt, trash compactors, and BBQ nmge t.o~; wet-bars ln all models : fireplaces in l iving rooms & bedroomi;. indoor laundry areas: guest suite. fa mily room and much more. Dock available to all tenants. Shown by appointment. Call Linda ·Haun (714) .833·3150 <8 to 5 weekdays} 11•---------. l..OIMA. TIOM T A ••••••••••••••••••••••• PA.Mk Y HOMfot Ot-un 11dt-of hwf It'\ t•I Rent. option to buy 1nro. p• •CE s bdrm 2"4l ba. tst. & last ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Npt H"a 4 Br 2 Ba. ramt lot. nay I<'<· to bor h r..nn.'s, loan a11umpt1on I.A "ompl fum·~hed '"''" · I y rm w I t r p I ~. I 1 Nf'l"da ~•lnt. minor re: LOYIL Y LIDO rt;"' Euy fmanct O.A C. rttOPHTliS"' ~ ... · ·,. .. Coste Meta 322411"... 3244 ent"&oied )'11td, t'IO.. to paJ,.., cktal ror honlt' & vn 11 1pi1c10WI ~· lot, a 9ott\ces •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• l<'hooli-. cul d~· ac :u S~~ome llu rry , 1>ol) roomy11n10t>•loty 38R. MoWleHwStor. IO,..nll:JOf'.M.I NeW90rtlltoc" 3169 2 BR c le an . f tlr , 't'urlle r ot"k lh ghlandi. '90.000. All 49' 2-114 farru l1 rm homt', l'h11rm W AnaheJm 761~442 BY OWNER ••••••••••••••••••••••• E~u1uide: avail fmmed. townhome, brand new, "'UST Sii M111111~ n .. alty 41M 0731 ln(CI)' dllcor11led with Westmloat.er 848 8895 Two 4·plexes. 612 & 614 Magnificent beachfront No peta or child. S350. $105.000 2 Br+ den. 2 Bu . ..., CRl':s<.XNT HAY ~untry frt•nch kitchen, P.. Anaheim 956-4~ Calle Campana, SC. By Weal Newpon home. 5 645-3'23 panoramic vu of h.llls. 2 •Br6lrafam1lyroom on Ntw38r.3n11.n n .rrpte, ualt floor a . f1 rc11ldt' Anl&htlim 956·1011 SCGen.Hocp.Endunlts Bdrm. 2 batb•+dorm cargar.w/opeocr,many ·qua« dul dt ·H<' Ownt-r f•m rm. view 673 6634 focl'Nll dmlnte. 'tallied & Santa Ana 554.7070 overlook golf course. lort. $1100/mo.to June New· 2 BR. 2 bath Condo, upgrades. pool, $575 mo. movtna out of arH Jubl lu dt'd 1111111 window• Owne r can arra nge Yrlylseposslble956·S87l kitchen w/dsbwsr. trash 955-3166 rin111bed renwd1.•llna1 KuJ ata1e s1n.ooo Oupltx. t•ontrul't and wa_rm n11turul wood linanclog. $l95.000 ea OM IEACH cmpctr. to)>lc. 2·car gar . --------- t'ull pn<'(l~.f.IOU ii----------. ol 1ide 3 yrfi 9'\ ts·: too"'910\rouahout $500 496-~s. Prin.only 0 f . h d 2 uulo door. S400 mo IEMTA.LS f l €HIG€ IRYIHI __ '.HOM€\ WI GOT IT! 4 HR. l''amtly Room I 3333W CoutHwy, NB Pr1nll' (.'ullt'lle P<1rk, '4S.4'46 llo rnt•, $107 000 1uua cLos1our i~.u7~"' FOR"~ JU8t 2 lelt of theae lovelyl~r~!-,~'·!!·!!~~!-~~d 2 stor)'. 4 br. 3 ba homea • • ==::1JI. oo qulet cul·de-sac Z frplcs • much mo re. Priced al jwil $189.500. 345 E. 23rd St. AJso have 2· 1 •l.OrY 3 br. 2 ba at 207~ 41 2080 Oranee Ave Priced at $1 29.500 Owner / Agl. 552·4894. 642>2164 or 673.()'782. Mesa Verde 4/S BR. 21,, ba. 2 s ly. xlnt terms avail. $109,800. Ownr 831·1257. MOITHOF 17TH ST. Up g r a d c11 thr uo u t fe11tures lhis lvly 3 bdrm. 2 b11. home 1n Tustin schoul11 You can't I06e but hurry: SS2-4477 down . 151\ 2nd PLtJS • 1 1 ecoralor urms e 752-8282.673-8276. 28 R.l"'1 ba . . ... $425 £W11uwul Call MJrcel. ._ h•r"'' ~X>I bltt-d 1>0ulh Move into this ove >' 4 U .... ITS &tory 4 Bdrm home with 2 BR 2 b '"~75 I I T ~7 2'i66 b .. " R"!IS ooo ioi.ngle wide Glenbrook & " view. In best locatJon. East.side I br. stove &. • ·~ 11· • • • • .,. ----nr .. palJo ... · rece ive $500 cash for COSTA MESA $950/mo wmter lst'. efri S2SO 2 BR. 2 ba." .. · .. · .. $550 Val•-& va·aw fcwappt.to..-Christmas s ho pping. Contract or trade! All W41tttft019U4ws r g. 645-n:°si'7 2BR.2 ba ........... SSSO ...,.. "" C.1644-7211 (L03840-73> s p acio us units rt" OO 3 BR,2ba ........... $475 Ex ellenl family home ~HCMM Store rurbishe<I with pnvate 6ll·l4 NEW 3 BR 2Y.r ba Condo 3BR,2ba ······ · .. $575 value near i.chooh1. love ~ 848 8895 paUOll ! $159.000 752 1920 Pool dbl gar w/Oemc. 3 BR. 2"'1 ba. · · · · · · · · $625 ly patio 10 front with \, ' J '-"UAIL WINTER RENTAL bmcrpt$495.&42·S200 4BR,2'1':1 bu ......... $795 Cat a 11 n a v 1 e w 2 ~ TrM.iJer Coach. Sx3S'. xlnl T 12242nd St. West NB 4 BR. 2Va ba ........ S800 F\replat•est fam. room: _ cond .• furn. Must see to PL •CE Orlve by&call 3Br.2ba. brick frplc. Nice 4BR.2Yl ba ...•. $1095 sec Jud e a , $1 33 . oo appreciate. S3500 or best. A 3bd<\urnlshed lower yard. ~yhouse. Vcry1 C003DP SACR IFICI-; P .P . J erry. 842·3070 PltOPHTIES,.. ~bft:~:!!~eti clean. .&t2-6368 G ,... .. At Beaut 48R. pool. s pa, lgc 8AM-4 :30PM. in..-ru l :l O ,., .... I Eaide newly decorated ._,..,,.. yard. Xlnl area. Sl42.SOO. -...... .., 213-447-0435 lBdrm. dollhouse. 2683 ~ean 673-4.311 Agt M 0 VIM G FI 0 M Covington 4.pJexes Hunt· s-..._ Elden. front. $285, water from grand 3 bdrm. t~or sa le b y o wne r . AREA . ington Beach. 3 bldgs Caplstr.o 3171 It grdnr pd. 556-$96 or family style hacienda charming 3 HK. 2 ba, nr Gorgeous. dbl wid e side by side. $199.500 ea. ••••••••••••••••••••••• _7_54-_1648 ______ -1 surrounded by treei. on beat'h.$109,000 646 &St; Domus.5 mm lo bch. Jow By Owner. l 771 3243 CONOO. fully furnilhed. Eslde 2Bdr. lBa. newly large, pnvate lot Enter r.ark rent. beautifully 2Br. AC. garage. very d thru courtyard . 2 decks. DUPLEX ndscpd. C72383X·12> By owner ocean vie w c le an & quiet . nr decorated. drps, Y • 2 S289.000.C0190P Great1f"ocal1on. •,,block MobHdfome Store tnplex S. C. $235,000 4 downtown. S350 mo. ~~ "re~~?"~·A~ lf5 3CAMPV,Dl·lltVINE to oceim 3 Bdrm.&2 BR 848-8895 plexes S. C. Sl95.00 493-8877 11·22.~or7SH648 L.at-aleech 3241 units, do uble garage, . hed each . 4·plexes D. P. ••••••••••••••••••••••• furnished $2lO 000 Mobile Home furnls or $23.S ooo each. Minimum slMd Very nice 3 BR swim· 8 0 W I S M~o· RTI. llP!•CH unrurnished . Across $50.0oo cash required HousnUnfw'ni oU""pool bloyard $550. 3SBW\SR:e2tbva1·e"wgs~.eNate?,treCarn: ~ Hklhl•d1 Y wner. a nut q . .,.....,... '""' street .shopplng & buses. each. Prin. only. Fln11nc· ....................... Klda OK.' 8-'4. 6"il952, " "" Z400 sq fl, 4 Ar tn ·level condo. 2 Br 2 B!;.,.,xlnfl REM.TY 6 75-1642 S8:iOO firm. 642·2570. lng by seller 496.5275 G1Mr~ 3202 Home. 557.2783 cLaegnunt aB. ef~ecn~h· CoNuonr•~yh w/lof\, l year new, up· area. $63,900. SS2-......., a l · ---...;----------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---·-------i ' .. w graded tbruoul. Owner 5 LUii... SPAR.,LING NEW A.DULT·'ET rARIC INVESTOR w A.MnD 2 BR. 2 ba. extremely Bachelor. uUI paid, single architecture: stove & 11ay8bell $1S5.000 ~~ ft Part ially furn s rnicl e 8ellerwlllfinance clean. $32S mo. Ask for only, no pets. $270 mo. rerrtg. Llke new: will BEST LOCATION ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6CUSTOM llOM t:s wide Kil. AC. new cpts. Break even, 13"1r down Keith, Bkr, 962-4471 642.-:SS. 648"2 W. 18th St. ~ovn:/1de~o~~s:~ffl~~: A U€HIG€ '-.+---~-HOMES 3333 W. Coast Hwy, NB 645-6646 81/2°/o ASSUMA.ILE f'or this upgraded 3 bedrm home. copper plumbln1. 2 Car dlchd gar. Toul price $69,950. PayableS492 per mo. For 1lus super Piao 4 tw story p atio home 1 beaullfully situated on greenbelt. across from the pool and spu. H1J<hly upgraded. covered pall and lots more. Pnced t sell today at $82,950. e·-... '. , .. ~ 1 ~ l I ' ' ' ~ I I Ncar school11 & ahopp1ng pnce a....l"-d 3206 .,IDS/PETSOIC _4_94_-7_55_1 ____ _ "' "' S2 ooo S255 ooo Agent. Gary 0 . Bosler '!" are a vallable on this Agt ~~·llel~r.G?S U4:?8 MoWleHOIMStore 960-4388orS36-4298 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Easta1de2 Br.gar.S36S.2 Bdrm 2 Ba North end great 4 bedroom, family 848·8895 Principals only BAY FRONT. Brand new 675-8258. 646·48411 cl0tie t.O beach Available --------------'----------1 3 B R o n No . 8 a y . . room home which iuts on1-•--------.42XlO trailer incorparatcd IEACH FtXElt w/corner view. Lrg loft & 3BR. 2ba T ownhouse J .. n. l!.l 494 7079 a prem1un'" ree lo~pr?i ~'°or SeaYiew 33x l0 enclosed glass & $115 000 skyhtes. bnck pat .. $900 Pool. P~ patio. Ad~lt.s, 3 Bdrm. 2 ba. ~ blh vidulg p cacy un o IO't down Will i.ell on 3 pa nelled cabana. New • ·, mo lse. llll. last + de· no pets. $375 lsl/lasl beach S5SO mo 1257 s l ree l RV par k 1 n.:. yr tuod contract . Deaut. black out drapes lhrou1o1 h Sao Clemente Tn· Plex. posit. 673 l206eves 1741 TW!tln. Apt 18B. "'"l· ti • St ~97· .1744 $77,SOO 2+dtmhomc 1n guardcd oul. Carp eting , air, prlcedto sell.Wclllocat· & ""' .. na "' · Forappt.call communjty 1901 Yacht rorccd air heal. stove. ed2·2·t. ~cS.IMar 3222 2 Br. gar. new cpls LCIC)IRIHIHi 3250 644.7211 Mana Dys 752 8622, Re11. refng. Full· bath sx IO BERTHA HENRY ••••••••••••••••••••••• paint. no pets . 2208 C ••••••••••••••••••••••• 759.0050 s l 0 r a g e 1 h c d . REAL TOR~ BR home. quiet adults. Placenlla. $325 545·7983 New 2 bdrm. 1 ba. air landscapecf. S 15 .500, 215 Del Mar 492·4121 garage, gardener. $425 Easts1de. near 17th & cond. frplc Nr Lake $410 3 BR l;i.• BA. Treasure Island trailer lr 1 UMITS..C.M mo 675·1258 Tustin. 3 br. 2 ba. 2 mo 673-6634 Harbor Highlands park. Call for appt aft 6· 1·d Shari> 3br 3ba w/frplc & gara~e. fncd yatd. RV ---------c-• -.E p••I( Agt Ph 646 4149 714-499-3806/213-767·3969 Beaut. ne w bul 1ng bit m.'t. Avail l2·1. $59S. parking Avail. Jan. •19. 4 bdrm. 2 ba. Jacuzzi. further info •• MS-9161 --------~ /Jn NIGEl. · GAILEY & ASSOCllHfS . ~ ---2 Br 2 Ba. comm pool F\replaces. xlntlocallon Ca ll Steve 644 -6510/ 325 Rochester St. S47S. rrptc. Lrg . lush yard. All.houlblhedecortenda IYOWHER $36,000. Agl. Rila . TSLlnvmta 642-1003 S4().ll51 • mo.&f.2.2231,su,JQ)3. SS9S mo. 586-~ dayi. towarcflhetones ofblue-logtlMMlcJMI 1052 1621 Port Barmo uth -3.1020.ev-7"'"5710 llST7U .... IT . 8:J0.958S eves.wknds . one would oever be blue ••••••••••••••••••••••• v• ~0 -" b ln this beautiful Berkeley $199.~. 2 sly 10 rms, 5 200 Apartment buHding by Brand new duplex 3 r. 2 0-Poillt lZ2 LOIJllllCI HkJMf 3252 Model tn Colle•e Park-: A Laguna Nlgue• Br, 3 Bll, 2 rrp1c ·s. plush Aueage~fot-'5al• I the beach. Cnly~.ooo. ba. frpk. ID.hwbr .. blln . •••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••,••••••••t••• 1 OPEN HOUSE REAL TY . /' . . delightful 4 BR home t cpls. 3 l(aral(cs, l1i1 b rick •••••••••••••••H••••n Terms. 2 car garage. 673·.f9f5 or 2Br1'wnbse. 2 car garage, 3 bdrm 2 ba. with new DIU~HTFUL UVIH~ that has been maintained Realty • cov patio Open Sut/Sun. IOAcres PALM SPRINGS "SCOTT REALTY (213)921·1077 frplc. den. pvt yd. 1 Y carpet on qwet i;treel in Uus beautiful xlra lg. inthebeBlolcondit100.A ~~~o9 . 785 '1457· S25,000. 673.2289 536-75'33 JASMIMECRIH old b ld g . S41S m o . Nice lnd11cpS~mo Ref. 3br. condo. Front unit lop quality home a t a ------.----BellullJully landscaped 2 77~ _r_cq_. 4_99_·_3686 _____ _ w/pnvacy, frplc. wet down to earth price. Call srA.CIOUS OWNER I 0 ACRES MUSTSElL br. 2 ba. den. dining rm. &Toro 323 4 Bdrm. 2 ba. Fam rm. bar. pool, Jac. Lot.s ·or for your appainlment lo· &A.lltY! Jn the path or growth DUPLEX. $79.~ Good ocean view. $775. mo. •••••••••••••••••••••• Atrium. all blllns. Ocean rlosels One y r new. day. Pllrk Niguel Condo 2 big WILL between Orange County condlllon. good locallon 644 1968or835·710. $375 mn. 3 BR 2 Ba . view, pvt beach. Ni guel WON'TLAST.979·5370 Bdrms. den w/oak par N NCE and San Diego can be Owner/agt.673·7737 mobile h ome beaut Shores.1800 759 1465 ALLSTATE rl I Fl A •·t T Dix 3 Br 2Yt Ba dplx. 615 .... 1 blld · ""'" -que l oonng . ar ge spu · erms. BYOWNER ·l7 mceumts Marigold. $550 mo 962Pa'_'!:..,. c ·no_...,. N IG U EL S HOR ES . lliLTORS break!a11l area m kitchen H u g e 4 b e d r m Fli.ltGO in E. Costa Mesa . Com· <>H ... "" • ..,0 pe••. ........ Spaeious 4 ~m. 2~ ba. & d.Jrung room Lovely "Weslcllrr" home with 1/676-5717or1/523·4462 b I h & l .,......uo..., •~ ... I 026i-.---------. rear patio w/bnck gian· ZOx.24 added ram1ly room o o ouses a p s fa•t• V.eley 123 ram rm. beach. tenm:. O..Poillt t"ra + ,. view ! nly on "'omer lol. Call ror 700 •CRES Appx. 12 yrs old 29•;. "Spyglass HHI " 5 BR. 4tr.i •••••••••••••••••••••• $635/mo. 493 6293 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. .. ~ down. Owner will rrnance ba. bonus rm. 644-3433. Deluxe Tiburon Condo. 831 1453 Brand new 180 deg. ocean HIGHLAND VIEW $106,950. financing details . Va lue R1vers1de County al a 964·3803 ~9204. 3Br. 2'1\Ba. eool, we . . lloiew.New 3br 2li'lba C3rd 49J.t494 495·5220 packe<lprice ofS139,000. main Jo'r wy olfnmp. bar. AC. St"9 5 mo .4bdrm.2ba.8eaTerracc. br 8 pvt sUlle) Sl85K. Just wailing for ~ou. 496-241l 130·505 Owner anxlou11, hurry Some excellent com· 6 UNITS 3BR.2ba,brand new.So. 84'7-4525 PlllnJ.tennls club. pool. Con!!irle r trade. Agt Ide al pool locat1o n , caU645-722l. mercialpatential. Rapid· ofHiway. tac. bearh. One year 7sg.0706. gorr<cous view of hills. For lease or sale. 2 Br~ ly developingareallnd2 ~ass~l~e~M0S~~ .. ~·8~ 213/373·3S83 Beautiful 3 Bd rm eas e. $650 per mo . Up11raded carpets and den, 2 Ba. Cornln~ atove. miles of Freeway Iron· Tlb n Townhous 675""""' "'"'I 2338 w/0 araf:o & y . 5·2Br & S~acular view of bay. uro • .._, 0>-1 • • EDUC ED drapes plus loads more. hg patio w /w • erfa 11 21 lage. Investor terms. .. ~ar pool $495 mo Ask --------- H on th'-p e t "ous F • l Adult f••'"~ l lBr. .000 dn Ownr av11.Jon &Calah11a from f or Bob. T r' u m"pis Hi"hlands 3 BR. den. "V'\R QUICK SALE urry "' r 5 1"'1 an~•• IC view· -wv will b I C II " r v Turtlcrock Placepro ..... r comm Minimum age SO "'...,2080 carry a ance. a s e cluded h illsid e . ,_,,_,.1 ' · commun pool. view. no Rvy o~r n...ean view .--· · 1/677·5ml or If....,.. c ............. c:u:.• b b 1 -.......... 38r. 2.;;'ba~en Pool. ty. Yo u rs ro r only Clubhouse, pool, spa . is ...... -·.-... Custom 2 r. 2 a. on Y p e t s. $475 23276 jac, sauna. Many UP· $117,500. 661-6528 Wntdiffl.atty COIRIMrcl• ·~~ $650 mo . 673·8677 ; HcMwt;oaleoclt 124 Cheiwald,831·2816 S Lws+'I 1600 210 846-2ll8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• M11-1-Vl ... fo 1267 g rade11 . ee to a p· · Low Low down payment. .-..-_..,....ni -.. prec1atc. $102 500 Ph Only $2000 on $87.000 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 Br l Ba walk to beach New-eleganl·2 bedroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• 661 2537 ' bdrm. view home on $6500 NEW SHOPPING adul•· no' pets cu95 mo' $550. or 2 bedroom+ den BR 2b r /f I HI b CENTER ... -.... EW "'· ' ~ $575. Cedar & window 3 a . am rm w rp c &Toro 1012 quiet street. g pay. NewportBeachArea. ~'"Qll." 6'7l·7l8"eves. home. Five blocks t 2 yr old house. Call •••••••••••••••••••••• men1J1.537·975l Aaaumes bala nce o ( Triple net leases. First IHDUSTRIA.LILDGS Co1taW.sa 3224 beach . Private 2·car _8.1_l·_91_03_. _____ _ MlallonVl•fo 1067 $140.000$1100/mo allO'Y., years renl guaranteed. SELLING FAST!! ••••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Fully main· 8eautifulhome.3BR.2ba. Designed ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 Br. home. r em di 'd. Prime high trafric count. 300 o · 64 O O s q · rt · · 3br. 2ba. Crplc. fenced yd tained yai:ct . Adults. No 2 story. Must see to ap· ..._.OTICE Gotr course view. va. 11.000 Sq. feel renlable sprinklered. dlx ores w/pallo. Quiel cul·de· peLs lnqwre al 525 lllth preciatc . S650+ de p With The.. " cant. No credit needed. space. $780.ooo. Tustin address. sac. Close to school & So. St.roc>t. (714 196().6331. 24811 San Vincente . Call e i; ....... l.'t • I : • I I' l 1 '1 )( H' ";~~~~~~~~f~u~m~ll~y~i=n~W~e~ar~e~u:k~l~n:g~o~U:e~~~fu;rµB!y~o~~~~~·!64~5~-~~~~~-~~~~~~ ~rMl~l~T! ~.~a~.$4~Ml·~Oel ~-~~~~~~~~~ llJ 3 00 agrNo ee uxe '""''""~· . 1----~<;:.:1r~m:;.-.=1E:rc~ f 1 E t San Miguel m0 el home. HOME+ .a.py 63 • 4 or -Br. s ewing rm. 3 Ba, "91111tOrtleoch 12'9 • 581-4191 ami Y r oo m . x ra Bids lo be opened Nov. "" • · 644-1751 4 bdrm. dbl gar. fam rm. patio. dbl garage. Nr ••••••••••••••••••••••• large lot with low matnl. 26th al 3 PM. al the pro· 2BR house + Apt over lg rncd yd. Avail now. beach $650. S36-86S9 Eastblul'f 4 bdrm exec. ,_,,. Vahy · I 034 yard CIOfl.-to schools, gar. R2. Big com er IOl, e..c-Proparty 2000 $450 Call 646-6479 home or 3 bdrm + den. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pools. Cennis. llhopplng perty. 27142 Puerta del view. D/·R. L I R. den ••••••••••••••••••••••• Avail now 3 br, 2 ba, gar . ..,D.t R Lse SSOO mo Creenbrook home. by andparka. ~t ~~':Je~~~v:~d'!1~ 1225.000 Apptonly215 Sl •COVIMGTOH• LohferScff. 220 Newto~'ii:i;:f~\llJiL't, r,::!~·~dJ,;t ~~d~ee. wt ?i.irde!'er. N!> peti.: iv;:Q.rS~39~~:J.~~~f~; bids. ~w s Rd . A gt PrideiJ'lor o~?el'lblp 4j ••••••••nn•"•nn• .. • Easts1de. 2 br . l 'IJ ba, 964·2566· 973.2971 ~s ~7~Ava~2 ~· ...,., """'l 0... s-dcly 1-4:30. plex exce enh t lrentad OfflCE ILDG SITI lnc d yds. upgraded . B . l 0 olr t . b y' ........ ..., fo'orfurther info.call 5 ..._ area; near sc 008 an Huntington Beach rrpls. drp6, bltns. &st Readylomovtl?3br.2 ba, Y 11PP · P • 0 u llwl"*"•leoclt 1040 ~plifrallo 1078 ~~ ~~~1~ Plua. 27.000 sq. ft. Jot nea valuearound.FromS395. frplc, paUo. garage. med ...;.~_!!_. ______ _ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · P acHlca Hoapit11I . mo . Dri ve b y 2548 yd. JOds&peLs ok. Agt IMO.F'REERENT 1700SQFT J '-"UAIL Po111t.aSbop.Cotr&Civlc Orange Ave. then call No fee. $435. 964·2566: NO l-~EE !Beaut.new 2 & HUDSON BAY REAL TY , LTD. UVl .... G T Center. $135,000. 642-0282. 973-2971 3 BR upl.s. nr channel. LUXUIY " p• •CE Davtd Bourke Rltr-2 BR. slnale gar. rear Sh&ll> 3 BR, 2 ba, new yrly rentals. NB. Also. 2 on 11'1 aqe 360 degree ~ 546-9950 bot.lie. yard. 1 chiid OK. crpta. d.rllll . walk to bch. &3 BR apt.s on Penlnsula view hillti>p lot. 4 hu~<: rttOflllTIH.. EMERALD BAY LOT no""'"•. Avail Dec l, 19th $525 mo. h3/431·3125 yrly. 675-4912. Tue tbro .. ...,_. a.och I 06' bdrms. 38a. Jg separate . .,...... Sa ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rormal din rm. fountain/ 10,. Tll t :H f'.M.I Drawings Coastal OK St. It Pomona Ave. $350 C 2 b b h __ t. _______ _ 6634 mo . Ca ll aft 6 · ute r. I • ouse UJe entry. l.eaded glass 673· 2131797.19960r 797-18~:.' • w/gar & fncd yd. Kids & Large 3 br 21.t bit. frpl, 2 CrplCI, 2 car 1ara1e. lge dlx lsland kit. wet bar. 3 OFACI -.o.. Ch0tce Harbor View lot, pets ok. s-. Agt, no fee. car gar. lge lncd yd. 2223 FOlllC&.OSU.I lncd yatd. OWner out of car gar&many xlras. 4 Separate unil3, 300 •q. ~ Pacific Dr. CDM . 1 Bdrm. House 984·2566. 973.2911. , Anniversary Ln. 631-0900 Exclualve Three Arc,}i country. MuttaelJ or lae Open House Sal/Sun ft each $89 000 1200.000 Wiii build to s ul 239 E. 22nd. St or758·l877 Ba 3800ll 1 \li w /opt to buy. Good 11·11'dl·l2froml·•PM, ·R-Mc' ~--,Rltr or sell. Owner/Bldf CosuMesa t ... tlrn'M --------ay. over · o ne terms. $133.000. 549·797l. (714) 581'!5787 e ves/ ~, _._ ..,.,..,148 H........... 3242 UDO ISLE prof. deco. 4 (71 4) 6 4 5·9960 bld1h wllh 5 bdrlnll .. 4 wk nda838·5970 wkdys. 541·772t _..,, eves. Mesa Verde. 2br. pool. & 1UUIW' hd rm. 3 b 11 . near OMILIVIL baths. den. brklat. rm .. HarborVlcwPalermo o..t9f~ garage . No pel8 o r••••••••••••'•••••••••• Clubhouse Yearly S900 COta>O SU.500 dlnlng rm fr super large 4 Br3 Ba FEE •S6,900 DOWN. large 2 r.operf,· 2550 cblldr~o under 11chool 2 BR, 2 b1t. condo. $350 642·3274 same room. Alllume 9Wi' loan. ~. 2 PR condo...on lake. 16UM'B-SJI0,000 .... :::~ .......... " •tJe. $3$0. Open ...Howle Mo. Many amenities. nr. --------- Alrnotlo new~l-loc~ J91lnlllY 833-lMO flt/5.000 189.000. Agl. 524 ·6288 15~dn.cootract or uJe. <Big Blue l That's what Sal/SUnl8SlAlowa.CM. bellch.'*80136'To9 PM Big Canyon. cor n el'. Uoopool ~arSunlny •· bcrt.sn.aht. ll.ALTC>a CluiJiOcd Adi. your one· (114 ) Oreat cond. Net spend•· u wUJ see· from thls 549-1783 ev~/wknds. •...._._Waterfront llome Bordeux 3 brk. 3hbu • 67•t 111 · ble $180 mo. Bob Marcel. yo • uunu. : Fr~d1 rountry ttc en. Take over 1ubj~ to ex·r-::;;ji!!~i-iiiiiiiiiiiiiili•itopiiiiisiiihoiiipiipiilniiaiiciieiiniiiteiir.:-7 r..... I OtO 1 1 T 957.~ hJllt.oP home with view to Eeatalde beaut. new 11e 3 Wiii aecommodatc 42 all ameniti~-ic. St300. mo. ltUncrlnuelAl.1•t501 ••••••••••••••••••••••• · · · tbe ocean. New 3br, br, 2 a>. dupleit. Frpk, boat. 11200 per mo. Dec. ht. Agt 7GIM l31. 4 8.1. duplexes 21,A,ba, 2IOO!sf. on "' acre din rm encl 1ar. Adult.I 84&-1807 837-0ell6 ~ Walkr.r t: h:e ReaJ Ettate 4•IOOM wnHPOOl Take ov.r 1ub~ t.o et· laUal flnaotln1 ·4 bdrm. 14'1 f>a. oew Hrthtone crpt. new palnt • very l&e patio. New on lbe mwkal. 'Jlt.1'01 ~ Walkt!r I~ lr.r. "-18&.tate lrviM OroYel I br\. den, Oralle.wood, bac~• to are.abtlt. Lnd1cpd. frpk . .., ••. ..,...,, ,.._1...a.. .. -1 D-1--~ COHD()..lyoWMr ~~l-~yfr:tt:~ekxC:: l:a~~~~.~~b~1:t p~:;,e;. ooly. ,;o peU. MOO. mo . .,.,_ 3244 Luxurious 3 BR. 2~ b11 ~wa' ~ 4BR. 2~ b11. dbl carport, 2J.3/(184.3:200 jacun.I tub In mstr ba. A Call A: leave mac 751·9805 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Condo, on w•ter. Floor to IUSICltNllAI. BROl<l RIG< COMPANY 1r:1 ~'f:d3T: 2~a~. •Oman will love foll 1Br$325;2Br 5375. Yatd Irvine Groves 2 be:, den. 2 celhnit ralos V•rdc LA.UMA llACH R·I LOT Panoramic 180 view lot. Unobstructed ocean1 coastline and city Ught views. Plans included tor a 4 BDRM. 3 BA home. $145,000. A C0L0Wa&. IN«• CO. 496-7222 831-0836 (7l4)5'4·l'82 •DUPLIXtltf ~wered k itchen wllh & Jar•«•· Kid•. pet.a oil. ba. f.-Plc. pool, tennis. atone. frplc:. wall~ver· WILL TIADI nnalrc a ppllancu. 548..f.204: Ml-23UJ, $486. &40-0897. lnp. extenalve mirrors. AIUSID CUSTOM Owner wUI trade thttc 50000. Finance av:all. $750 mo . 558·8534 : "What a meaa •." But s pacloua pride of l·fM·S081orl·758-4587 Mesa North, 3 Br 2 Ba . Or a n1111tLr·~~ Cond1o 1 6151938 ownerabip unite. Each available t)t.c._ l -bdrm . ---.e tell na~ ---whata buyl 4 BR custom 2000 aq ft unit haa 3 ~-~ 2600 IUlr,5411-7729 Adult.a. No pets •. pool. Large 4 br. i>allo. 2 rar bomeon1t\lll1ldUtlling bdrml '3 b lht ( ll "•NJ tennis, etc. S325 mo. rar111e.$A50. mo. Balboa wtt.hloed.sohundecklna. . • &n:'d' Y ....................... 3Br1 81. rrplc, 241 AvallOec.1.6'75·9229 Hl&nd (213 ) 87112723 Mua1ve ~•ter eullt •c· room, flrepla~. OU· f.luanalda Mex. 2 bdrm. Onn11 Au. 1460 mo tvea ccntcd will\ luxurious blc Jaraae. Now $l5e.500. fllhinl, ~uoUnf, ttt1rt· 642·71"1 bet 8-$. Condo. Rancho San JO• ----• -- Roman tub Ii prtvat 752·l9'30 meal or wkocf retreat quln 2 BR, 2 ba. <'Om UDO tS&.I prdeoa. Formal dln1n1 J '-"UAIL wtt!I tr1 trplc. Oeean Ma It• t b 01 • 10 0 d mimlt)' PoQI. aolf coura~1 s 8drma In lbi& •P•C 6 famll.)' 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'100 Q~I St. Witt' JOO N-pott·t'~h.CA~ (714) 95.5-1610 8Kft." N"wu 3br. Voullf'd t\'ll 2br tam rm, frpk & S l\r, 2b•th. tl~pl•""· SL•• ..,•S••• 1011. AIC, Rundttd , t ~ .. b ltt•fllll0~1rh ICIOO/mo -11-" Comm PW'. tfnn11. BBQ ent"" al"k yd U'TO WClhrln.t Hw• ~)'more. Pa~ leu' Offlc• • ..,.., 4400 McM.ey to L'*I· 5025 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost Cat grf')' long hair Vic.C.o.u Mesa Nov S1h. Reward. 646-8181 Lost· Sml blk M•le Poo- cile mb. 11/\8 Rew. Vic WesLd1ff 646 6'&4 lMt. $50 Reward for re tufn of "M•tti1e''. ' yr old bm/wht nf I Spr· ~panlel. 7S·04S7 Lost: "Murphy". Neut, friendly, "1 Abyu1an Cat. White on front lef,s, brwn lt>alh collar. V <' • frvine/ 17th. CM. 5't8·3087 · $1SOIEWARD Lost b I 11 (' k m,a le •u~mo. 159.oc!IT 7J 4 tee.52:38 611:1400 A&eA4'Lllestyle11 •••a.a•••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••u•••••••• taarbot Vh•w 4 ur FR , E'AIUide l 8r. •null but We~~.ec51s,.R,ertren2c~• Nr 0 C Airport Deluxe Short term R.E S SamoyantShep mix I -lte•t view. llJ y~. '87~ ~wood beam Cini• & -~ •4 ZI oittc.l!i w I secretarial AvaJlable fast Long h.a\r, some white on 752 llWO ublntia WO 73l ~l W~,t:Ll l:o'I" ZBr, 1 \l't R• ... ,..,. 1 .., B b service 752·562G Call 67:Hi634 chest. paws. Bent left! Mm P'n t lpm lOwnl\()wl Ad\lll.I Olli.)' . .,,uo .... e r•Pt c . . I -8 I Aai¥Ftaw.h -no ""U ...... 11 .... J728 pnme loc. Catahnat ocn XI h ear. Needs medlcuUon. l'lultru b onH• ~l ....__..,~ .,_,..., llZ' e-.dfdl.....,.~7W vu. Tennis. poC'll, Jnc.' nt 1warv1s1b1Uly,new 9S3o Lost Nov. 10th In So. Seav1.,w ~n vu 11rlv •••••••••••••••••••••• Ot .n • rondo ~ 548·7tll3 or crpt.s. paint, A/C, under Lagwia around 2nd St 1uU'd aate 11300 t'all ..... ••••••••••••••••••••••• 0(;'t;AN1"RON1', view ~TMr ·smith gmdpark'g Occan&hill Ans wer.s t o "Yo ... 838 7l71 dy ... SS I !IO~l ....... llO ---·--vteW!I, from ~·1200sq f1 99-389'7 11ve11wknd" •••••••••••••••••••••• SJOO MOVJ:. fN from all rool'nll, 2 OR. l \ot 5u"'•E "' HOME avu1t. 549·1186, 499-3922. Mesa Mortgage mey ar· -'----------'"' -lbdrm0\tplo1 Beata.rt-•. At.LOWANCt: la nuw c."rpt. pool. """' ,,_ 1 I t Found Set ot keyi. on ••••••••••••••••••••••• COUNT~Y _CillL *ESCORTS* 24hl"6 957-8414 s,.lritMll ..... l.815So El Camino Real S.n Clememe; 11\ally lie For appt. 492. 7296 ANITA formerlfj of OOLDF:N TOUC cun now be reached al (714)"96 34&2 MICHELLE'S •Ovtc ... llAM·2AM 835·3'1(9 MASSA•E FIGURE MODELS ISCOITS OUTCAUOMLY Dap.••n,lw' l..ido 141e, 3BK. 4'\.otba. nr im11l". fanL»tu pauo nun11. aeeurlty .bldg. &f.S.7'64\>r761 2284 COSTA MESA r::Jeuafn~ ~~ t~~10~~. Turtlerock Dr . Irvine n~w. 3400 q n. 220 \'h1 o or ~rly G7$ ~·or 2 Br l ba. pvt P•t10. en~ H 9s Tom· &18 ·3483· We'll help you hnd 3 re Proless1onal orrice space pralu value. 832·9980 Call to 1denllfy, 833 0887 UMOA & VICKI. _lthaC'a, ltOOO &75 62-tS 1113 U'73 (l.raae l..Ola or KJ'iu111 838 G300 babJe roommate! ava1I in CahfornLa Isl <Upto$60.000> o.tcGI Mel:T:; 631-2140 GOLDIN GIRL Lwuuy ·ntt!rfroot 2 Dr ..... ,.11.,1 • 3107 S380 ~ Dlut L11nl.-rn LIOOfSl.AND Roommate, M/F, toaharP Bank Bldg. 750 sq rt NO PREPAYMENT Found 81k Fem Poodl ,..._~ of d S 700 tme> 3BR2Ba,frt.'11hlvpa1nt 3 BR hse in CdM Low pri ('e includes F •·c puppy. nr 38\h/Balboa For,_,_ ! con ° 1 mo Cl ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---00 f& En 1 So Jan1torial.·security ast ... ourteous 1Ul9 67s.-0162 ~rvmgallOrangeCo. f73·1tl20. evto:i; 1~ $110 N~-er Z BR. 2 ba. yurt)'. £xtrM clean 2 br, 2 b• apt f.:sllo 1~~s~pl J itose. ~~yse1"2& ~u~ter serv1cei., conference· For ln!~~~J~n Call 83S-73l3 BLUl-'F~H.'ONOO ~.~l~!:T ~pl'ts Evea, !~~.: 1:r•1•,will•)!~ Gil22.s:-9&88Rlte 673-~. , • ves. room & uUlllles. Conve· MESAMORTGAGECO ~o~dp~e~~.F~~.,~e~m -... -..... --.-~·----... -T-o-r Plaui &relt. 4Ur, 2·~s. ..... w ··-""I ....... u., Ren """ -ruenl location. 230 E. l1lh Ca r ,,. ,_ .. nd -ble TV Walk to sc ooh .. 2 bdrm Iba Upper. clean Roommate wanted to St, Costa Mesa 642·9560 A lJ om1a Broker Laguna. Call 494-00Sl Cl Tl E e urut, no Pt·lb. JS7 UP11ht1r11 11 2 lfr l ea snoc-bus Chlld ok No & aunny l blk. lO beach s bare Balboa lsland Bay _.;..________ (714) 832 9980 mo.644·5Tit or875 ~ w balcony , wot11na pell il:i0.496·4922 Stov~/refrig garage front apt. 2 bdrm 2 bn Small. elegant. pro • Found Shellie mix. t" LIADHSH,, POOL home 3 br 3 b11 racll & gur Vrly USO. $400 per mo yearly day $400 per mo 633.1312 or feulonal bldg Near AM for Mr RIYers Tan/wht approx 3·3Y.t A Public Talk for men 4(,, fam rm ·..-r ,'bean~ Calld)'987~5196oreves ToPotorD.P 2BR.2 ba. 75e0840eves759-94S8 6T5-6863 · Capistrano Mission ----.---·---mos.645·1S08altsteves. women who are c'1n· el l • S?OO 675-8213 den,fpk.balcony,ocean Mu ch parking To be Moft.ii-s Tnnt FoundM hn cemed to awaken tbt.:Lr c Df & mo View & all the xtras OCEAN VlEW. yrly 2BR 1 Gorgeous house to share . completed summer or ,,..J2 ' 5035 · sc auier mix own true leadership ~--__ LG38r.28a.oe•rt>t;ach, mo $150 dep, no last Ba. duplex S450 mo. 2 mi rr om'o"ean. 3 '79. Now l easing ••••••••••••••••••••••• Grey /wht 6•5·150 potenUal.Tues.Nov2lul llA.RBOR VIEW llOMES frplt. beamed ('eilings. ~. 644-6780or&42·3639 Bdrms, healed pool. 2 49&-S454. _af_t.al_ev_es_. ------i the Surf & Sand Hot~l.l E.xee 48r. 2~'t8a home on dlhwhr, garage. SS50 mo. frplc:;. $400. Hunt. Bch. • LOWEST FOUND M I di 1555 So. Coast Hwy . Tup Dk.fully decorated.view yrly . Dy s 640-571 .......... Ollhtteh 1140 DOVERVlLLAGE (7J0842·7252 No.Costa Mesa,700sq.rt. ' m i xed . Sleet~~ oflheSurfRoomat8PM Jot,$825mo grdnrincl'd. evestwknds. • ...................... 2br condoava11Decl. $350/rno. Ground Cloor hsterestlates Brookhursl. Lt color 1nl.aguna8each. Please 640-9256 c.:i.er-.o •--L ~i 1 SHARP, beach 1.2 & 3 BR, 14~ mo 645·9442 Rmmate 2 Br NB hm Tom, 540·2200 htT.D.'s, also 963-39'ni ('Bii 494-7022 for further r• --11 • frplc, dishwshr, garage LIDO VIEW b f I Conl afl 8pm, Mon lhru l'Vf' soo r 2_ ... T D L information 4 Br in Hgts, bltns, patio. •••••••••.••••••••••••• &patios. 980-2358 . 2 r , rp c, Fri or anytime wkends vi ice spo~e sq. t nu • • oaen. ,.,.._.,. 535 ---------lg. fncd yd. wtr, g rdnr, Ocean View, 2br. 2ba paUo, sep. D.R. Adlts. AlllsonS73-4406 Xlnt location. Corner of Fairest Terms since t949 ....................... Eil!loyw9M & $565, 21~1-1116 downstaln duplex-. Child Townhouae. lovely, spac. $600/mo. 615-6359 · 18th & Newport Blvd. Sottter Mtg. Co. RELAXING MASSAGfo; ~ OK.$400.714-493·9197. & bome·U.ke. 2 br w1lh Fem.tosbrfurft.2Br 2Ba 645.21llor646·6303 6..a22t7t-54ir"6ll County. s Br. 3 ba. 2 . pvt, gated e ntrance + 2 Channel r.ront Apt. 2br. secur. apt w/same. Non· ~ • ...., BobJames·L1c Masseur ••••••••••••••••••••••• frplcs, 2 car garagl'. tge eor..., M• 312 patios. Some with alt. 2ba, i;pltt level. huge stooke sauna pool S IAY VIEW Outcall 9·9, 494·5lll Scl=tioR 7005 fncdyani $575 mo May •••••••••••••••••••••• garage. Swimming pool. p~tlo, 2 car garg. Boat Broolchurst, HB. $00 + On Lafayette . Cannery REPUBLIC PREGNANT'.' Caring.••••••••••••••••••••••• lse wtopt lO buy 549-7971. 1 Br, walk to beach , Jacuzzi. Tennis courts . l slip avail. S670840-l062. util Wkdys 957·02'72 Village.1200Sq fl conl1denll11I counsehog RE .._L EST ~TE carpel/drapes, Stove blk to·Huntiniton shop All Ad t . bd . BILLGRlJNDY re(en-al Abortion adop ~ A Harbor View. 2 BR & den, re<na. l adult, no pets l>lnl center mall Adults. u ts no pets. 2 rm Resp career minded rem Realtor 67S·616l HOME· LOAN &k · sparkling home. Util pd. $32S yrly 673·'1~ No pell Fro~ S43S 2 lb~~rom s~~ac, ~1• 23-25 yrs lO :shr 3 Br hse ..... ...... 4450 ~;(;AR~pmg. S47· LICENSE $575 Mo. Agt 64-4-1133 2 Br. upper unit. w/sunn Seawind . Village, l~ ~p~t c::;t;e54g..~n y in NPL 673.5663. .. ..... :.............. TI. eo-..y ~-SCHOOL S-a......te 3276 belcony 5400 pr mo HuntingtonVUlageLane. G a.ies r-LOCATI0.,,.1 RafwYMToWIMtl RfDEWAmD: ....................... 640-5'60~ves H.B. (710898-9961. •LOOK• 'to,. • .,.. 4350 --"' TMyCo•ot Desperatelf' needed OFFERS FAMILY HOME 4 bdrm. L d 1 2 B.R 2 b 2 Br chiJdren welcome Charmmg bay vlew,pcn-••••••••••••••••••••••• 1Su7th&~wpotarfl l~vd. .&-TMLo. Mon-Fri at Spm from 2•..; 11>a Golf course view, rg e Wt • a. ne • St ..,7 • thouse rclreat. 2 br. sun· c:-gJ ·~" ..,.,.., b 1 cces1 re 1 s op -•-.... Costa me Mesa to Chap· beaut. kitchen, Micro· crpts, dJ'lM. pall~. rp.lc DO peta. artmg at -0 deck. elec. gar. opener .xi1 e ...... ".....,Ana em approx 950sq. fl. 2ND'S man Ave tn Garden wave. tras h comp. $600 BllN, dshwsr .. Ut1l paid. mo. &46-8907. No children or pets Ave. Double $65. 1811 S600 Per mo Bkr 675·6700 Grove. HELP! I for t'' 4981238 Adlts no pets 1540 mo A 1 I d ssoo Placentia 113. CM mo·s> S5.00 wk. Call mo. • 640-ms, 646-9'7i•. Near 5 Points. Com ls vBJ67 mmeLld 1 · mo. 642-zt04 For 1 ea s e / s a I e SI 0,000.S I 00,000 '94·78'72 Steps to beach 3 Br 2 ~dore Cir. Apts. 2 br. e 5-o:r77 0 fs e. BeachJronl store. acrosi. B<t den lndry r~ ne~ly Roomy 2 Br. cpts, bltns Kicb welcome. See mgr lrHIMaldet9 view Double t1'rage, 20th & from pier. in Seal Beach ......,..._759. I 113 pa;nte<t' S475 mO Evs no pets. $425 incldl gas at 7671 Commodore Cir Larg 2 bd t High Oh ve, B. $60 A li.o Noon . 6 Pm . C 2 13 l PVT PTY will pay more 213 330·1959 Wknd11. water.675·6737 AplJ.$295. on o!ckba;~·s:r~s. With ~~same area 535 4JG.5395/439·3869 tor your 2nd TD ·~ 714·~.l-4770 $440 rm. NO DEPOSIT_ 2 prrvate bakomeT. . , ........... Retttal 4500 _642_·3S_73 _____ _ Ho.Ms"'""lh.d Avca ..... Now! NO RETURN. New 3 br frplc. heated pool & lol8 •Single.Har bor-Adams. ••••••••••••••••••• .. •• C"'4rH F""• U"""'lh.d l300 2 Bedroofn apartment. !>r 2 br. ~en, 2 ba. bltns ~~5 cl~~in~~25 rrr'.' C':li C.M. s~J;,~nly .$30 LogMIMI hach lndlt1. *,,fO~ IN t~!v: ••••••••••••••••••••••• Nopetsdr children.Cal ~~~ly 839-6623 9'79·8889or645·1260 465 · 183 0 11 q ft . 2nd&3rd1'rust0eeds ---------.i Unda 67~2311 & alter 5. IOx.rogarage. $40 mo. 7211 $250-$900/mo. Ans Ph Mission Financial Svs MOll&.IHOME call646-6457 NEW 2 Br 2 Ba. close to WHTMlWPORT Trask Ave, W est. ()46.~7 m •>SSl -1250 IMFORMATIOM be~cb. sa:~37mo. ~r~ .• 1 t ba .. unfum. 1194-2585. 891·2144 I IO & llO Set-Ft. Rent, option to buy Info. Beaut. imcnac. light airy I IAlaOA:t.EWPORT Extra lrg. garage storage: Mini warPhouse. Com-Aw•~••wh/ repo's. loan' a ssumption Br a~ juat tolally re-2 BR, I ba, nrly new. lg. only Sl.2S per mo. Rear or merce Park, Newport. hnH•/ The Dally Pil ot C liRfSTMAS G l FT TRAIN stops for your shopping convenience every Wednesday start lng Nov. 15th lhru Dec l Olh C ALL NOW ! ~5678 •Cfash Couri.e available •Maumals provided. •Small clai.11e~ for personalJ.eed instruction •Choose own lusle-<lay &,.rughl classc1>. • Plocement-up to tlO' ~ comrrusston. FreeJWeel( Sate11 Tralnlt1~. Calt For D.toils 131-1003 493-0442 Ka Lella etc. E<tsy finance 0 .A.C. done, very lge Jiv rm patio, encl. gar.; 1 ~ m1. REALTY 675-1I70 663 W. 19th St. CM Call 833-8813 Lott & FMd 9offices. w/high beam ceilings, lO beach. $350. 642-tw'll s..t. AM 3llO Jack 546-2277 1...,. W..t.d 4600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Real Estat.e School 32031 Camm0Cap1stranu San Juan Capistrano --· MoWe. HOlllt Sten frplc, l blk lO ocn. ~. C ... __ , _ _..... 5100 Anaheim 956-101 t mo. Gar/grdnr. 675-3138. Near beach .. 2 Br. 2 Ba, ....................... Lge garage ror rent. dM ....................... ,,._ :an SanlaAna 5~.7070 nearly new cpt, drps &lStyad.Jlcondo.N.E.SA 2 blocks from beac h Responslble .. wo rking •0 •••••••••••••••••••• Weatnuni;t.cr 848 ~ J br waterfront apt. $350. PaJnt. fplc & ear incl 2Br. 2ba, els to shop/. S60/mo. 673-3585 alt 5. w r 1 t e r s eek s 0 n c Dn.INY w Anaheim 761·1442 mo. Lease. · l345:c847·324J f r w Y · C <t. m-m ,_. __ lteilil 4400 bedroom counge in rUt "' An h ...,.. •500 67S.J282betwo9&5 pool/clbhse Cpl, drp ~ c d IM Co PINCHER c.. a e1m .,........, . " I lloct& To Oc-. frpl. 633-2777/S38·S79'8. · •••••••-•••••••••••••• orona e ar or sta ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~ISpecta.cular view. or bay, Ready now 2 br, 2 ba. 2 s1~u USER Mesa Qwetness essen CC!ltda•t:ltt:lw Pavilion &Catalina from car garS360. F'rplc. view .,_,,.. .... F.ntllhtd "9 tlal Write Classified Ad ADS ,_,.llMd 3400 secl uded bllls\de.·NokJdsor pels 208 l9th oru..fwwltlwd 3900 11206, Daily Pilot. PO ••••••••••••••••••••••• Cuatom 2 br, 2 ba, only St. Call betwn 5.7pm, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13,000SQ. FT. Box 1560. Costa Mesa Sud Apt B I $650 mo . 673·8677 : ~. THEEXCITJNG 926216orcall67S·3862 t JO ' y ocean, poo 846-2118 • E ns Greal LocaUon & jacuu1 S320 Mo. fl.B . IEACHWOOD APTS .-ALM M SA A • Fam.Hy or Mteen looking 898-:MlM Days. Costa Mno 3124 · Ml NUT ES TON PT Deluxe Space for a cab 1 n tn th c ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 1tr, 2 Ba. S315 mo BCH. Creslllne area lo vaca CHdonllini-LA MAMCHA APTS Adults. 962·l800 Bach. 1&2 BR Recept .. Conf., Ofc. Uon in December 23·26 u..fwN.a..d 3425 B 8 from S2JO. & up Please call 631·3149 after ••••••••••••••••••••••• Large t.2&3 bedroom rand new 3 r apt HB. Adults No Pets Commerce Park 6 PM WOOD garden apts. Dshwhr, $4.25 w/fenced bckyrd, 1561 Mesa Dr -....--· ------- ONLY fl ~II ;:iny 1lcm or «>m b111.-llon or lh~m~ for $7~ or l"n w1lh " Penny Pmcht'r Ad a IJnes for 2 <'Olli.et'Ul lVl' d11y11. E•<"h add!L10011I IJnl' 1s 00' ror lht' 2 days. Charge 1l • CRO~:zgE ~t"f, ~cl. ~dr,7~~ssbbq. Days848-26SSor536-4873 <s Blks East of Newport Newport 833-8813 ...,,..1/letn1t/ Townhouse, Brighton 00 · as · · cott Adlllt .-1.t Blvd.I r:w...c. rmdel Renl or buy $56() Pl. 642'5073 2 Br J'l.a a.: ir.'t-ins, new 9am·5pm 546·9860 EXECUTIVE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Por more lnformJt1on or$l2J,S00.64G·3903 klDS 01( carpels/drapes, encl. SUITES ...._, . andlopl11ct!yourJd call Nocommercu1I ads. ToWl!lhouH 3 br, I 'Ai ba $325. Pool. gar., patio. Nr beach. MOllLE HOME Luxu~ous . offices. U · Opporfwlity 5005 u..fwWlh.d 3525 645-8084 (10am·7pm). park, s hops. $345 mo . INFORMATION ecut1vc secretary. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••:••••••••Spacious, quiet 3 hdrm 960-lZ19 Rent, opUon to buy info. person al phone COY · Beer Tavern. CM area NEWPORT BEACH·3Br. townhse 11pl w/lge pvt DELUXE CONDO 3 Br. 2 repo's loan assumption, erage, rec:epUon.JBt, con. FJJt. 13 yrs. Gross $7,000 --------- 211.aBa, J?lush cpl.~. X!nt palio. Pool. Adults . ba lmmed occup. $39S. etc. Easy finance 0 .A.C. ~!~e, ~~~emo'rxmoeronxt..: pr mo. All help run. LostltFo.cl 5300 rec fac1l, drps incl d. sorry, no kids or pets. Ron,8416010. 9offices '"'""":r· ......... " S16.000 dn Agt. 645-4474 •••••••••••··~··••••••• 551-370lleves $400. 645-3381 or675-5949. cnANlStl ......_ H s~-lO aronlh. Near so. Coast after 3:30. Lost or Found a pet'! CaJI oX' Oft9 .._..., Plaia. 0 .C. airport & Animal Assis t anct! .,.._,...h,,.i.a..d 3 Br. $390. Families only. APARTMENTS ~~~e~a ~~g;~ treeways.Call979·216t. OwnYourOwn Bw11ness1 League.537-2273.noree. ••••••••••••••••••••••• no pets. Wo~d land , 38R,Westmioater;2BR WetitmJnsler 848-8895 Near Bristol & Baker. Area distributor for lalMMI lst.d 3706 Kaiser, Mesa H1. 186 E. & 1 BR. HB. call afl W.Anaheim 761-1-«2 C.M. 300 Sq. ft. 1165. mo. Rand McNally Maps. N REW ARD 2lstSt S46-698S lOAM847-4StO Real ,,.... selling. Service company ••••••••••••••••••••••• · E . Anaheim 956-4500 tor . .....,.1729 est.ablished accounts. ln-Lost M .k iuen. While l Br. D. rm upt J\va1I New tarse.2 bdrm. 2 ba. $315. Spacious 3 br apt, 2 CdM dlx suites. utll pd vestments SlSSO l wt blk mark~ 4 moi. 642-5678 The little Train That Can! GET STARTED ON THE RIGHT TRACK EARLY!! Seff Your Holiday Gift Items on the Daily Pilot ... Nov. 25\h $325 :00· bltns, pallo. No pe~ or ba. patio, 3 kids ok 1 Br + Bach blk lo A/C, ample fkg. Fr Sl8S. SIS 45() secured by inven· old. l0.21 _Y1c a Maria ____ 64_0_2019 klds.1365.~Harrulton. Avall.oow.847-0967after be h/d · $375 & 300• No se r eq·d torY&equlpment.Write, Ln.LagN1g.831-7MS a-----Cltkrort"term rl'mart>y-wlr ~~days or wknds 4 :30. sJs~ 768-0~~~;;::8611 67S.f8oo tnclude name. address, LOST F, lnsh Setter. Vic Lo l 2 t t telephone & 3 referenc · Yorktown/ Brookhuri.l or rm. on Lil. Ible. All •• ve Y st ap · · ROOMI 4000 300 sq. fl. $165 per mo in to Personnel Di rel' . Tr.t 1. Ans -ro-K-l'tty: CHRISTMAS GIFT TRAIN PAGE det;or. Sunny, fully E-Sldeidealfordaystpr, 2 ba, centra ly located,••••••••••••••••••••••• Cost.a Mesa. · NAMCO. 2121 Mon· 963-36J3. eqwp. new <! brtsundeck 2 Br. lba, pool. patio, r $450. 964·1507. R / kt h tt S40.7881 levallo Rd. s w Blrm· ---------~o pets. 67~~-· ___ pets $280. 548-0'Jl6. 'Al blk to beach, 3 Br 2'1'J oo~wwc~k c& ~~~ e lngbam, Alabama 35211 Lost 1..\ Golden Retre1ver, laltoaP......,a 3707 NICE t BR, refrig incld, Ba, adults, S4SO mo. 124 548·97SS MIWPOllT/laVIME or eall toll free 5 mo. old . Area or ••••••••••••••••••••••• paUo, S26S-mo. Ask for 20th St. 536·8149 or 1·800-633-4545. 20th /Orange .C .M BEACH, View, pier , 2br. J!!!!.:546-588o 7n/J43.32'79 * ...... MdorlM* .f\tll~;:t~~tes CAR RENTAL Nets Reward!64&·268f) SSOO. Adlls, util pd Tll WnHab vi-.... Hmlf1!90ft Lovely gardens· Brooks Call PhyWa 961Hl789 SS0.000 yr, 4.5 cars always Lost cat : grey long hair May. ~ E. Edgewa\.cr Beautiful new adulf apts. H9taolw 3142 wtr. faJI busy• nr Disneyland, Vic. Costa Mesa Nov O l8'1H!fl66· Pool, jacuzzi. Scheduled ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Kitchen Facll. avail. seller moving out o( 6th. Reward646-8786 I Br. furn/unfurn saoo move In Dec. 1Mh. Leaalng 1 br co'l\do. P<>ol , •Jacuail, heated pool 523 Sq. rt. oftice space lo country. Agt. 71 751-1400 yearly. Off ilreel prk'g Bach.$255-$265-jacuui, tennis. 11'\ blk lO •Wklyor dallymaldsrv. !iUb·lease in La gu~u WORKING PARTNER. scnau 'ETS Call 646-6238. l Br$290-S30S ocean. Vlew or ocean & •'IV & phone available ~·~830~h. Avail. The Wall Slreet Journal. IUUW"L 2 Br$335·$3SO sreenbell. Alt, Diana, As low as S63 Wk · · Time Mag & radio-TV ANSWERS S250 yrly. Sm 11tudio t TSL Mgmt 642·t603 846-1371 or84G-4027 eve 23'1'1 Harbor Deluxe medical s uitel news have reported on adull., non smoker, ulil C.0.la Mesa 645-4840 ground nr .. Corona de this bualness recently. A Policy-Gauge - pd. 675-6238eves/wkndi.. 3 Br bungaJow. 1 br apt. L ..... .._.. 3141 Mar. RealOQOmfca Corp. winner, a real money Cargo -Hansom - Pool, jacuui, BBQ area, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 875-6700 maker. Requira 117.SOO SPRING C.-.. Mer 3722 encl. gar. Also 2 Br I II & m ..... xW IALIOA IMN cash. Sal $350 per wk. Why Is there water In 11 ••••••••••••••••••••••• townhouse. Adults, no oc... .,, , wtilk to $ 6 s . u p w e e k I y Laguna Beach, x.lnl eJt· PLUS Share or Profils. watermelon? Because It ON11lEB.EACH.2.Br2 pets.lnquiretTIE.22ndbcltl S• IO·SllO. w/ltilcbenette.675-8740. posure, 310 sq. ft.+ Bulldgoodretl~mentlo· was p l a nled in the Ba. frplc, pr1v. P»t10 on Sl. lfl0or64S-2498 549. 116. 4tt-3t22 storage. Very attractive. come. Call mo 87\·5252 SPRlNG. prtv. rd. ISOO mo winter, Pleaunt room. Non ampleparltm&. 1000 No. rorappt 10.Sdalty ---------M80roo yrly 673-$432___.. 2 Br, 2 ba, stove" reftig, Sharp l·BR" bunJtroom, s moking older lady. Co81t.A25Mo.*·7S51 . · FOUND Great Dane l)'Pt' .... ~ new crpt ~ drps. Also l din. rm .. brick frpl, new Rers. Good loc. Reas. 200 Sq F ..,..,.,...... ...,,..._. • puppy n ear 17th & "~.....,• 37,.2 br. No chddnm or J>eU. illch.. •bath: lge. dcek : 645-6708. l · l . .-v. mo. 0,•11t ... lr SOIS Tualh'l.5*-1822 --•• ~ 646-4382 North Laguna Avail M1rguerlte P kwy " ..... : ................ . ........................ . Dec 1 '400 Tim A.n Vee..._........ 4250 Aveey on $, 0 . Frwy ln Found Siame&e style cal, 8ache:lor, llunt . tlarbour, Larae 2Bdrm from S250. 494.is.si· · , .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mission Viejo. Pruter • fttll grown. declawed, slepl from beach.~ Quiet buildln1 ~It h EHSENAOA BF.ACH Mgmt831-7444 qulet&loveable. Free to Ava.II Dec 1. 213/592·3171 beautiful landscaping. Me-...i ..._.. JIH HOUSE. Sleeps 8. $40 Id home. Must be plac,ed Ideal for adult.a over 35. ••••'••••• .. ••••••••••• day -....o73 ()(fice Space 500 · 1300 1q by Tues eve. 494.3220, No Peta. LEEWARD PMICNIWPOIT · · ft., to rent, 17873 Beach ............ 3741 APTS. 2020 F ullerlon Palm Sprinp Condo on Blvd .. H .B. 2nd ttr LOST, Goist c harm ' •••••••••••••••••••••• Ave. (J blk east Newport !!.~0 !T1 • l ho r ~ Ml11lon HHla Country (21.3).JIH.0015 dya/ <213 > 0 ... _ h bracelet with keePfalte LAGUNA 8 £ACM MTR Ave • 1 blk 10. Bay). IJllCUnlUIIW • O.U ouaes Club. 968·~ ~ve et on lur:: rlJ l trac,k ch a rma. R £WAR D, JNN. ST&/wk ar up. Maid 831-03ln • P'romt341.50 with t.be Dalf)' Pilot a 844'6'786. aerv color TV heeled . Spe<:tacular s pa, lota-1 Bii Bear cabin, alps 14, ..W.OITllACH CHRISTMAS G U 'T --'-'-------• PGOl"Uut C1lt)'4H·~ 2 Br. l'r't Ba towo~e. rec r eation program. pooltable. coJor TV, 2 Pri loc Uoo A . TRAJN! Appurlna Lolt; ISO rewa.-d : Little tesN.Cout Hwy. · t•r•se1 pa\lo, pool. aoclalproaram.7pool1.8 frplc's.MS-8816 10000me ft• p · 1~l"~fx every Wed. netday titart· blk • wht Borderline Jacuul. dreplace. AduJta 1eonil cowu. At Fa1hlon • IQ • ane ~ · lnC Nov. l~ thru Dtc. 10. Collte dor. an.wa to t Br + Bach .. blk to only.'375.631-4984. Jaland, Jamboree• Sa.n Houle In Big 8en Cit y fices. Shower tlr kitchen. For more Information "Sull".~·7801. beach/downtown. P'75 Joaquin WU• .Road. •IMJJe 8. $24 ~r nlaht Contect Louise Dahl. and to place your ad $275. 7811-94$1, 4$4·8'11 MIW RI• APTS-17141 ... 44-1900 dbl. occupancy, Unena CORPOAAT& REALTY C~NOW to.t: LrJ neutered 11rey & ........ ___ .;.....;.. ____ , B.c.iMlor, l bdrm t1r to/\. • furnlahed. 548·1888 975-0888 142·51'18 w~ cti. L.ut &ten vie. Mtu.,-rtle-" J76t S240 ·P40.Pool,Jacu.ui,BacMlor unit Yt b lock ... ..-... Spr\nadal.-, Slater, ••••••••••••••••••••••• clOHd 1ara1•. Ga.t 4r trom beaclt. All utJI pd. Lake Arrow h ea d W,,...,_ Investor wanted for ex· ll/12/78. Rwd. M6-30.'i9. Balboa OCEANFRONT WU' Pd. Mulu. no pet.a, No kldl, no fe\,I. 201 E. lakefront condo. Ill» 1. MIWPOIT Cft 0PC pantion of number l vol. FOUND: While 3 lelled 28R. $450 mo to mo. ~U ffamtlton, C .M. Balboa Blvd. S2SO J>er 830·7022 Sr exet. will ah.re you Boat Dealer In So. Cal. do1. M. Weartn1 2 col· 111"'90 MS-4411 mo.+ MCwit.Y dep. Call Mammoth ski condo for NPl Qr dthute Ile It ahr XJnt.m~n. over normal tars. Vic J imboroe Sue5M-T107 Cbriltmaa Dec zt.28 11'1 ov•r"ead u penH In· expectancy to rl&"l (n. 8riatot844-013t Beach ctz•• w/encloeeel ~ 2 br, l ba, n.w • Sufttblne 'vmaa• Noo cld't *>'· Con&aC\ C.O veltor Mu•t be able to ----~---a ,.,..,. IDdry faC', 2Br, · crpt• • drp1, Mature t Ir t •· •&el)9 to b .. cb, 40l/2IMZll aft a..m · ~. 4IW072 avea move Im med. Sl00,000 Se.U w1tb EASE! 1411 mo. Nl-0421 o Mult.a. No ~. POO mo encl. 1ara1e. no peta. ...,. · or write. 1104 Mlrunar. min. requt,.ment. Aak ll'u BREEZE _.. +.GCSbatinwr,tM-1• N'll• lae.M4·llOI antAdR419ulta IU-W7I J.aclkb:Cam$l. forMr '1tmlnl ... ·UIM CluainedAd1M2·567I This ss;>ecia l gift guide will ap. pear each Wednesday from Nov. 15 thru Dec. 13 reachinC1 108,000 prime f amily households with select market coverage. For in- formation ano netp in placing your ad call a CHRISTMAS AD-VISER 642-5678 YOUR UNUSED ITEM COULD BE ~MEONE'S CHRI TMAS GIPr TOYS SPORTING GOOD JEWELltY POO'S & PLANTS HANDMADE ITEM CATS&OOGS GIFT CERTlt'ICATES AtrrOMOBILES Thia size ad only $5.00 ... or thla llH ad only 19.50 a..,,., llHa av1ll1blo CALL TODAY 642-5678 ; s • s l I t DAILY PILOT • Al• l1•/T•1..... C1••1t~1+"'t C.• .. /~ 01•1 ... SenkH ..._,.,.._h ..._.._ , .... ..,,,.,..... "••:rfJ 5' ..... Strike ........................................................................................................................ ,................ •••••••••••••••••••••• ~llwl ..... • •••••••••••••••••••••• c.tm work,~ dealcnt Ca~ ff • Cabuict. Cement work. c o m llANDVMAN Cu~nll')'. •• t & llUSH '' M ov • an Y l h l n 1,1 WALLPAPBIMG •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• Unique Sboppln& e«vtc. MebNa'• . W C.Oa1 O l d Ca b I 11 " t mu-eial ., ,..•ldenllal ll<'trkal, phuobllll 6 la~ otJ\IU BNlb an>'Wbere at anytime. Ref• 1>ftered Evee 'nredUM C!t~Jrc:.~:'fl ~~a~~ 1 • ........ .,.... -nru.. 1116 ,,., Mk .. " Co t V 11 Prop. oamnt Co . Sh' ,~.._. l:tw)',NB.541-5918 Refurblahd, Reaa M-»U lln 54-3'20 Pr~""l• 1 .. ~rl ,,.lll Mbra. 7d.aya.MCMM4 f3l~/f75--l2l$& -...................... C.,..... •Ml. FlllT• tt7 for Dave. ur r•Y & oa:"h h l.Jlt.. ext. servlna area for ~2200 ...................... . D•J Appba~ rv R d I I . Carpenter. palot1n1. P\l.ller R • Re~:0:.\1e&45~l n&. yn. Prof. qual. work Car-elakera RHp. Prof Oual work. etcbln1. TRIPCltA.ROESIO t~•UmatnNojobt •mo•· r•par. f•n Rcu ralH IS yri l0 H1•1• '! ~aa.Dave588-3425 cpl,bonded.•vlnow.OC be v e I e d , ~Main, SA amall U ·· rontrarhat ~:.'if.~~l 011~ ;,..m:,_ ~· 5•1-1752 •• .. •·~·••••• •••••••• llOVINGT Let VeruUI~ Cuatom pakiUn1. 1 · refl. 521 MtlD, Morr home I m1 rl o e l RV · ~ 8~101 n•llPY anta U.r'd "r Palc>m Hautlnt t•rdeo .Dally bou1,lile~pla1 A: r•P1•rl ,e n ce: pro amall. my pricea ar Bay Rlley1 Loft. $'8·7401 A., .... ,... Carpefttu """ t:at A.a ba 14 • ma lot• a an c • ::'cUi:f!~a?i:'" .. ~:t 0:.:,:. m: ,•en~~~~ amall.'31·5368. Roo. ......... _e_v_ea_. ____ _ ....................... lb jc>bl O.IJ Allan °'•••* l1n1hcape aprlnk ler . . lr•n.alUon on you and -'--·••••••••u•••oou•• Tie •Save MCMMI)'• 1'lft1 ....... •••••••••••••••••••••• lflMMn· 63l.f111. 144-?tae Comp&. bou1ecltaala1 you.r bud&et. Lod i/Iona ,._ & °'91-T-,, SeU your bome or Income ••••••••••••••••••••••• Orhew.,·••Pnklna lot c:.,.t ~k·--c.tm qui , lo ovetbead, all aPll liPromHfactori1ld• to farma. diatance. Call 534.o840. ~····i:;::;,·;~;;•• property fut w lth Ceramic tile lnatalled: •Rop•ln • 1.1alco4Hln ...................... Crea &a l M halo • 4 • r e o •Y ralet. (llc.C.l·Tloee20). a.no ~·d 4 • Newport R.E. Auoc. nra. abowera .& tuba. •Lie NO , C M S clr. b ' 1 Ora ca mau · ....... i ............... N::rc:: Beacb lnd111. PzlalllmJP rl --ynexp. M-:ter dee. 631-Ulf 547·26ai dya: H7-3280 Aspbal.J_~.tf7_1 __ -l~~ril'.~l::~~ e;: tcalll. alllploader dump ·:.,~atlal c leaala1 ...... -..T •• ~:1!'! ..... ~Ss.~·~u.,coupo ..... , _e:....v:....ea_·__,.------ .. ,.,,.... cpta 10 min ble'at"b Clo ttll:. 1r~. tree wrk. PETERS PAJNTINO .. , .................... T,... SerYice ........ ~~•••••••••••• Uv,dJnrm.hplllU.Av ELECTRlCIA.NPrtCC!d t»m&>UUon.tttc.1311257 •ROBIN'S HOUSE· Eapr'd. Reas Ratea . ......_,...... REPAU\fs REROOF.All ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lovtna Grandmotbt'.r •UI nn f7 SO, C'OU<'b flO. c>h rt1bt free .. ~~t• 0 O.EANlNG SERVICE. P'l'ee Eat. Call Gene •••••••••-;r.•-••••••••• t y pe s .s h I n g I es . Landscape Creations Ei· hep 1'0UT cblkl. af\•r ~ Ouar bm pet odor' l•f'1110f'1ma.UJ0«19 •••••••............... ~-! =bly clean ~ Neatpatc:bes•textures rockabakes·compo-tar. pert 1ha plng.. thinning. oooo&oveoa. ln tny botoo ('pt~ U )n e.pr ~ m.-•--u i......, _ .,.... ••P -· p .. 1 ... 1 .... Ext.r/lntr. E•· ,..UT. ltJ.141 Freeest.541·~ atump removal. 615·2821. Harbot/liiali.er ,1i·1n1t1 , Do •on m)11f'll Rt"h .,... ,.,.,. .., 1 ·----.. Ins daily or wkly. Ut ~., S31 0101 &ICT'atCIAM P1umbUI •• elec. etc. Call l r f1n,t.1 pr"d, bonett. oeal. reu. PATCH PLASTERING Re·R.ool For LHs --·--------C..... Rea, Cbmm1, Ind R.lnbl Pape Cliff ui..-. ...................... Uc'dllM-104.5 Dave A 11 t Y P e s Fr e CaU Anytime Trimming. removal.. Motbu will babyall ...................... 2)twper lJ<'2'11041 H C L.M.&-RotoUIU01. Sod PrGf palatlnl. Ext & lot. estimllta.CaU~ 894-001 Licensed/Insured. t:bblldrefn lo ,my t1 M HOUOAY C•TERINC 646-1126 ...... 1 ............... or Seeded Lawna , Low rates. Reta. Fr :.,..,. __ , Parky ..... ,,,.na_.. '46-1845 ome rom •to &pm ,. ~.,.. .... _ T .. Sorinklen. 'h-ee Work, eat.S3&-C710 S3S-G3 DRYWALL FINlSH •uvu. .. u ..... cu A(ce»~ln'23 llomt ~om~ Paru~ ._._..,..uuc:ot. l oot.NCa. P1antlna. Cleao·upa . • Hans·Tape.Spray 320256, Roof repair Tnmming & removal. 10 Cb&rtu Crulu. 10 to ~~ trM trim. R Qar. lie. 13144lt, X1n Floe Ext.er. PaiaUng b Richard ·MO-l7 coatings. November yrs exp. Free esumates. ~'"1 mtv~"Tr~ S)(>™>N ~TI~ TAYLOR FENCES re&. f75.7m R. SI.Dor. St. Uc.. lna. Try •t:clal "°i olf on1 all 673-3910evea.Pt&aae. evallable.'42-~7 ';!.~."!/.~.... Wood~Cbu:!,Unk WlllbauJorclo. anyUU.oc F-Landacaper. me.131-SMSJthn. l'lllfll•IJ ~~11::~u01 ,, t =~!tk:~: V-=-5.Yke tmt 16 Ser-rke eem.01 work of au kinda bU/amall, commi or re . Low prtces. EXCELLENT PAINT· ...................... aaplla.lt & acryllr coat.· ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• Frtt "5l 10 yura tip K • 8 Wood Penclnc. a1aenUaJ. reaa. rates ork par. t yn ap. ING. Reuonable rata. PERRY'S PLUMBING ings . for compos1tton 200 rblt vacuums from 1atcs4cfencerepalr. Callanyt.ame . .,... 1Jc'd/Booded. Noburo. rr....umatea.S48·2'708 Complete plumbing ablJl&lel & bUllt·UP roof· $19.115. I da. service on Hr~~: .f!f:o~!!·N~ Topqua11~ 556 0151. MMOIO, &64~ CHEAPEST haullnJ 11 S31-1112.lr7-a82 services. Dralo fr sewer Ing. 20 years of U · any vacuum. All types 0 833-&1.99 Foundatlooa retain1n A.-• 111 \oWn l"r Eat. CHEAP' Cultom Wallpapertog c I ea n • n C . Fr e e pt r l e n c.-e . Fr e e vacuu m s & b a Cs · areal yrs wall5, bloclca pattoa.w 19 &U-aM.5-ut0 · t1rtf •r:• AUWorltGuar.FreeEll. estimates.24brMl'Vice. estlmates. Mem~er or Vacuum Cleaner Clr. Public Ret:ord Reports 5J&.~l3 Uc'd ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• 813-4158 873-3111 the Chamber of Com· 1571 . Newport Bl. CM. Socal area. PO Boa J012 -• Cluo-up1 , lhullo c . Lite haulloa-movlng. O>l)ep atudeot can beat , merce. Commercial & MS.3Ur7 SA c. 92'702.S36-51113 Patio•. walk s ., Landacapiog. lmmed. Oarace·Yard clean1o1. all prtcea. lawn yard PaiaUoc. lourior. Ft Attn Gen. Cootracton: ResldeoUaJ.m.8813. -......_----M.---L.---- drtveways. Rela101n servicing. 6'2·890'7 Rua. ratea. 842-0705 maiot. Quality work. eeL Red. rates. Refs. Plumber Ilda work. Good --w-uuwng L eg a I a e c.-re tar & a 1 wall. CaU 540-3351 eves. 142-98154. J"oo 541-5817 Mike. prices on remodell & re· Horizon Roofing. Ex ••••••••••••••••••••••• servtca. ti yrs exp. Tape VlcUmot Nature? Cao w •VERY LOW P RICES• "-Procllch aln Ii 1 ~ain. Serv. avail. for perlenced roof era· t WINOOWO.EANING traoscriptlon, Irvine. beJp vou with b""' bl OnGardeoJ.oa Malot. • ..................... tii•a• 1 lot.~f l k wa lpape. r omeownera al•o. Top salesmen . Low bid . 640.5591 K ti u.o.,....... # re ...... na. George 549·2015 . wor ., reas. pr HatPlwnblo". 531·31M '31-411M3 a e . ...,...._.,. pnces on concrete/bnc AMWAY Co1meUca. ··~·-••••••-•••••••• eeest.Steve.547-4281 " _;_,.;.._ ______ _.jBarcaln •hoppers read SeUwtlh EASE! foundatiooa. Lie contr. Exper. gardener. Clean· Nut.riUoo, Housewares. Bndrwort. Small Job9. · Drainaclearedlrom$4.50. Make your shopping tbelitUeadalnCluaified ll'sa BREEZE You help·uve money. ups. Frfl! est. Reuoa. Home Care • Comm'!. Newport, Coeta Ken 6 P\nd wbat you 1ont In Free Est. All ~uar. eaaier by uaioa the D&UY reguJarly. And they find Classified Ad.16'2·5&'78 ' 6'4--0687 CM atta. $48-4881 M2·18S4 lrvine. 175-3175 evea. l>el1r Pilot Clualfieds. Dralnmaater. Pilot Clauified Ad.I. what lbey're lookina for . .W.W.e.cl. 7075 HelpW•hd HelpW.W 710G HttpW..ted 7100 .... W-.41 7100 tw,w_.... 7100 HttpW_....,,.,-7,100 HefpW.e.d 7100 HelpW..ted 7100 ....................... .........•............ . ............................................................................................................................................................... . TEMPORARY JOI ANSWERING SERVICE BABYSITrER Bank1nc caahier. mat&&re. pt·time. Clerk. Motel front desk. CUSTOMR sav Dlainc Room Ca ptain , GeneralOfnce Needed by young man Now binng for all shifts Reliable. mature lo My TB.LEI Dri.w photo. Mon·'lbW', oeat appearance, r!!UCh R8'alS&ffAT1YI private country club. F Fut growing St. John Austrahao. for 30 day•'. Apg1! 888 N. Maio. SW home in NB. Moo lbru Ope nings for ea· 3-7 .30. Depeadabte. boo· detail. Z·&lrl oUace: formajbmbk1t. lllu.tbe lDteniewcallM4·5404. ~~= 1~ c;1':":::: Start immediately . B20 A.83S-0537 Friday. $65/wk. Span perieoced note uller & dable. permaoeot. H.B. re::· pt·Ume. Work Fri bancly w /t.ools, oeat ap-DISHW~HER· Full time dept.Servicing our coast S trong & ca pable . Antique Photographe Spk'I OK.~ alt commrciaiteller.Apply: 962-4353. Sat.~l. pear & ablllty to get fr part lime . Good to coast accounts io· ~~aota A.oa area .Management marketing &pm. UNITED CAUFORNlA C~IUER, <Food> Full aiona ~u w/pe.ople. Sal beaefita. EOE. volves heavr phooe coo· P poelUoo. Operate anUqu Babysitter wanted, reba· BANK. a Monan:b Bar. time days. ex per pref'd. Cl.WS comm w~ea !!' • Send re: Bayv NlW C.O~vaJeacent tart . ca I N an c >'. Houaekeeper fo r re· photo eqUIJ>ment & de ble,evea &wkndafor2y Plau. Laguna Ni&~e . Newporter'lnn, 644·1700 tUJDe of uper lo. Hoapttal ~7171 cuperallng patient or v~lop old llme pbot old.960-6888 486-1273.. E.O.E. ext 525 lllcU)' Zemek BREN MPA.NY. 500 ~1bw1n642·3SOS ---·------ day w<>rtt.. noo smoker, operations. Travel re E.O.E. UJOJEM NewportCtrDr.SteZOO. Ori 11 h d 11 GENERAL OFFICE, non dnnker,near bua quired. sa.20 pr hr. Tak Back office medical H · Npt Bch. Ca. 92660. AUil ven. I l e very, R«epUon, lite typing, 4~30U ad to oearest Employ. sistaoce lull/time, exp. Banking R. Artbw-. must lmow OC area. Fl~ ~euant new offices in rel '-··--Ai lri ll Cateriq ()peninp Now Available $3 OOhr w.&.. We.led ment Develapment Dept. P ·• .,...y ~· c 0 · MEW ACCOUNTS for full or p/Ume clerks DATA PltOCESSIMG Mater· ~9313. .B. STOO mo start. Call :::re••••••••••••••••• ~m~~°!:: Ad paid fo 495-1.380 Need sharp. personable .,!~1 on 2nd • 3rd shifts. No Data enll')' ram w/Lit· Moo·Fr1. 7141848·3133· Accowiting clerk/pbone IAIER New Accounts person Catering Banquet ex per necessary ·We too/NCR type macb. We Drtver. Part Time. prefe GENERAL HELP operator needed full FT&PIT bk wllb S&L Teller ex· Penorme1 ct ll'ain.Slart$3perhr.~· are converting t o overl&.~hn wk. Fo Full or part·timeforsm ume. Jmmed. openlog. A/Pel.HK / J>060pen • · perience. Full/time poal-w~:r8 st managers to $3.60 hr. UNIVAC Mini-compute r. Equip Rental Store wkolesale novelty & l''ull co benefits. Ca 1 The JoJ\y Roger Inc. a Ing cook.l~U No..::&. nee. Uon available. Hospttality Resources Maoqen to $5.50 hr: Ad.· Xlnl co.NB. 640-8950. Unlted Rent All. 84$-0760. magic company. Ship· 549-9671 for appt. & de· dynamic, fast growing $3start. 557 · llVINE SA VIMGS 631-0810 752·9118 vancement opportunities ping, receiving sales & tails. Balboa Marine restaurant chain, based AMO LOAM totboeewboquallfy. For DELIVERY MAN F IT & DIUVHS Ofc dept. Apply 9·11AM Ha rdware. E .O .E . ;:.J.rvine buan opening Banking ASSOCIATIOM information go to our P IT . for Christmas Golden's Magic Wand, M/F/H. for an Accounta Payable FULL TIMI C7l•t7SJ.Z600 IOI~~~~. f~ :~ ::~~rolw~ =-J.i3o~wit have lruck. :i:r~ ::i;nt~ Yc'!a~~ 846W.17thSt.CM. Accounting ci,. erk lo ou.rtgeneral bo1r-TaLH meat., oversee e.atlni at ciUes. Net St80 a week or General office. Heavy PAYIOU StO ice accouo s paya e Experienced habits • rec. Tut.or H 12&421.ampaonSt Delivery person for early more. Orange Coast phones. Typing, filing. Well known rest chalil dept. We provide lllnt Xlnt benellta, Irvine Na· Beer Bar Maid, nlgbta, capabllltlea permit. GardenGrove 537-4840 L.A. Times rouu. North Yellow Cab. t1300 Mt. JO ·keY adder. Good seebexppayroll&AIP workingcond&benefits. Uooal Bank. CaU Jane\ full time, reliable. OtberduUeaasrequired. EquaJOpporEmployer Ooet.aMesa.Huot.Beach Herrmann. Founta in phone manners essen· clerlt ~to lair),)' high ~~e apply in persoo Vao Dyke, Ge-80U, 4M-M78 Mu.at have trainiog •ex· area. CaU 546-4481 Valley. <No of Slater tuLI. Small mfr. Salary YOI. Pleasant aunoaph & n. Joly ROCJe" Inc lll-1700. IOAT IUILDEI per. w/byper·kinetlc & a.BUC nPIST Delivery men. over 18 for bet w n New h o pe commensurate w l ea· cbarmi~ boss. call 17042411tthA•e 'Eqwal()pporEmplyr Head laminator/tooler, ret.u'dedcblld.reo.BA,_. early am oewspaper In Eucbd) perlence. Call for appl. 5'().6QM. utal Person· •--'--Cot2714 must be aerious. aell· quired.S702prmo. DOT. Heavy typlo1 • ac· NB & CM . Perm p/t _6t2_·_li_l6 _____ _ -·I .a.a ...... y 2790 Harbor . ..-.-. -....0 CaU Emiplo~)' c:urau. salary negoti•· ...... , .. ..-mo + .:_WI n... •• "-,._ u I k .. _______ _ CM._ ... ~ ' 54Mlll IAHKIMG •tart.a'" willio8 to take _,v .. · De · ble nee~ed lmmed _,,__ · ...... · .... _ •""'"me <' t' er • ALLJOBSFREE rllSOMMIEL charge . P ·Squared ~~yemnpttoy'fr.° 5S7al · 146-5844. muat have drug store Ge:aeraJOffice Do you have l or more Boal.I. 541·28'13 --DELIVERY. Pt·Ume eve. mGi 25 hr per wk Lag STUDENTS APTMANAGER rears college account· BOATS CoddGIWaffrnt T op pay Neal •P · area.S40-458P * * A«t.ng Bkkpng for SS units in Costa lJ18?1Jketoaeeresult.aof lmmedlate Openings CHllSTMASHIELP Sdlool pearance. Mu st bavt BadrolicA1M..W..1 •Holday Jobs• TEMPORARY Mesa. Exper'd couple. accounting wort? Local For· Ca abler/ a a lug I r t. Earn up to $300 per wk, owntraos. Call53l-OM2. Diversified work load ~g:uster today to work Hus band mus t have busloeaa CPA office. MILL MAM N!fi::: fr weekends . Low tutt.ioo. Placement Deliver .... per to vendlog mgfg 1111trumenta. Ad· For holiday money work 0 0 vanous accounting mainl. exp. WJ.fe bkkpg Commensurate com · Ea--'eoced &Trainee H nstore. 546-0310 ua1at. '1Sl·918'. ma~. early AM . CM vance Kinetics, 1Z31 Vic local temj>Ol"ary assign· ";ind bookkeepmg asai&n· ex~. Ca 11 eve•. =.°'1 Belt.er pay. TiiM'cAarBITllS CIVIL ENGINEERING area."6'2·3148 afU. tor i a. C.M. 646·716 menLS ofrering, variety, me ota. Work. close to <213 1165-3851. • Exoerieoced "Trainee D~IONER Ea per In COLLA 111 _E_.O_.E. ______ _. experience." top$$. Call your home Figure Architectural Draftsman, Banting J{eaJthlnaProgratn sub·dlvla,on. land _.,...,.._ DENTAL A.5SIT-X·UY for an appOfntment to Clerks to Sr. Accoun· 2 yrs min . e xpe r . p•nTTIME P·'dVa"ation d 1 h 1 1 1-."511> li e. chairslde. Call ,..,_._,cs visit us Wday, we are 1ants needed lbru-out 7141957-8223 .Aft. u "~'ELA .. YACHT v pmnt. or t ee n ca Collat.e&packageeduca· 546-3000. ~-......... here to be of service to Or Co ,,,.,.,..,v quantltles, F /Tlme tional material.a. Will re· ELECTRONICS your s kills & yo ur ang~obe~~all's .,._d TB.LEIS u~~t BcARhGOSY Dfil~1383E career oppor. Apply lo quire llftinc of huvy DINTAL/lecept achedule. Accountemps s.c:wf:3 Officer Immediate part time nuu -· pen.on to Mr. f'ueotes. boxea. WllliJl1 to train to waottJd lo N.B. Solo prac· 557-0061 SOOS. Main, Ste 601 Ea--'en • full t ime, ""°Dloas lo the Huot-1AAM11aaaa Rbt Belo, Wm Frost " operate forklift. Ea· .tlce" =r't locaUon. TECHNICIAN No. Tower, Umon Bank niu abllt, 3:30pm·12pm iogton Bch. Newport FIC Bookkeeper·Mfg. Bch. ce ent wora ng con · ... u'6e 1 .... .,,_..,,.,,...... ...... ' _.,... • VVIUH•a-Aaaoc, 1401 Quall St .. Npt LI .. I di lll'MA.. ·-IU .. .....,,... ~o~ 0 ff ice' • lnTheC1lyofOrange perm pos ition. 714} Beach & We1tmlnl1te Hea pt Uona aod beoeflta. Apply Jmmediau openloga and 0 OVe rload 7141835-4103 549-3281EOE areas.Preferiodlvidual.I vyexper.req .. eaaeClerical between 8am·llam &Dental Asisislant for opportun1liu In »n ~~~~~~~~~~t~~~~·-:;·-:-· -;---;--;-1 have pre vloua ea· aend resume to. Co!1· Deputy Clerk wanted. lpm·3pm. National group endodooUc prac· established co. In the E:qua)Opport Emplyr A S S E M I L E R • perieoce. but wUl coo-trollel'. MOS Scale Into l. Clerical posit.ion avalla· Education. 4401 Birch lice in Newport Beach. Orange County airport ACTtvlTY ASSISTANT SOLDER& aider those appUcaota 3171 Pullman St. Costa ble Immediately. Re· St .• Newport Beach. Great opportunUy. El· area. Appllc.-anta t o._ _______ _ Coovalesttot Hosp. luJJ We need 8 number of with heavy cuhlerina or Meaa921S21 qulra l yr clerical ea· <Near O.C. Airport> periF ~ary. Noa· troubleahoot. repair. andj ume.847·3515. good people for lmmed salea background. If Bookkeeper t o trla perience.40WPMtypin1. Equal Opportunll ll!'ID er. teal electronic systems. eaaAl.OfftCE Admlnutrah ve & Sales open.Inga ln our electro biredwewlllaendyou balaoce, PIT mor;o1nt1. -.1865. aa-0411, eat. Employer. Dental receptionist for Recent analog and National Education tramee (Z > needed by mecb usemb),)' dept. Ea-our tralnloa ceour oo Hunt. Bcb. Matw-e, ac· 260 for appt. Ora nae bui y croup practice. dl&1taJ experience pre· CorporaUoa bu position &uccessful fast growing per helpful but not nee. fuU 1alary. curate, respoa1lble C o u o t Y Harbor Oooceaaiooa CballeoOnl, rewardlna (erred. C.U~7·0479 avall1ble In student mfg co. SellJng security Company pd ios & Excellent growth poten w/relereoces. Construe· lllun.ldpelCow'L E.O.E. Matre adult• lO wor position for girl el··~~~~~~~~~~ aer vicea department. ~ystem to hotels. Gd holidays. Cole lnstru· Ual, salary & benefit.I. Uoo experience helpful. weekeoda at the Oran1 perteoced lo dental field. Typlnc " aome letter educational back around mentCorp. 2650So. Crod· Call Peraoaoel De pt., Must type. Bond•ble. Clerical County Fairground ~·amok«. M4-0585 w r t tin 1 . c u s to m e r req. w/ublhly to com· dy Way, S.A. 556-3100. ~4/83$·2606 to dlacuss S4.50 hr. Call Sally, anackbar. 15 openinc• =b=~ld~o:.~~ service experience mun1 cate eflecllvely. E.O.E. ckgrounclc F 1ST B"""' !536-8832 TEMPORARY startlo« salary $3.50 pr Dental Cbalrsldp e. asat lo .......,.. Office supply ea· helpful. Good position for ~xp to sales' ecctg, CALIF. JJ n.~n br. Only reliable peopld Npt Bcb. leasant toe ..--penon returning to job holels. mtg. or aecuril Asaembly work avail., E:qEmualp.,..,~ BOOKXEEPER . ()(fie 11111llmW£_· -needapply.Call6'2·4783 I w/frlnge beoef. Call per helpful bul not market. lnter view[ng helpful. Send resume full time, day/nte. As· _,,.... M/F person some exp. ____ . Fr1n e .3 m sli.lar)'requlremcnlsl.o: &elilbly TecllllOfogy Inc. bel~ul Apply In~. won11 Coob wanted all sblfts. DIMTAL beoefita. group me ca . North Ame can Or · James Raymond. Win· 23041 Alcalde, Lq. Hls. -n .. .-... 3-S OO·Tues·Wedns·Fri. llft avail. Apply In peraoo. pd vacalioo. 6 holidays. reslJ(ll'ldence School, 4401 held Locks Inc. 1613 770.ZB!M. ......_ 3'50Vla ()portoN.B. •:-::~It ~· company wit Front o(fice. lnsw-ance For appt call Betty Birch St .. Newport Monrovia Ave. C.M. .1..rSIMIL~S OPERATIONS Bus Driven for Cbrlltlan !?C: Ila. Apply at M exp. n~es:ary. Good 751-1732 • Be ac h , <Near O.C . 92627 -...... FF CER school. Wewilltralo. Ap-* Barken 212 E.17tb St ~~rt eacb loc. Alrport J. Equal Op· Al RCRAFT SUP PLY lmmed openings avail ln 0 I ~I~; 16835 Brookbunt. •blc Seate• C.111. ;;,...iiiii~;jjii-iiiii..-.;-jjiiiii;.-:;-jijiiiii;--.:;-jijiii;._._..i~iill portunlty Employer. electronic assembly of Brentwood Savin."• .-.7831. •PIX/t.ce-6 ......._._, •--•-tant. -.~ ....... IRE ~~~~~~~~~ htore bas opening for microwave or printed Loao ls actively ~in • ._. •Sr-.~· ~':Ni. Exper. G:JQ;t 1~ neat appearing. full Ume circuit components. 6 a career orleoted lo --..... _ _. ref 840-122 a..-""""' ... t ..., :.ales IU.rl. 540-7594 roo. electronic assembly CASHIH •--AMt to woril 28 bn pr wk Af P . l . ...,..~ •,,., •• GENERAL .eaper req. Good pay & dividual with eome pre p.1.•y TIME Cel .... Alt tef'DOOOl &Sat. Mr. f,4!1 DENT•• 1~ OeD.IOfcTypist t.oS benefita.Joblslocatedln viouaS.vlnp&Loanex -• A-11 .... ,~ cteanen 2938 E Coas ,,....,, PJeaaeC.llf'orAppt perience to work ln ou 9am-3pm, Moo thna Frt, -++ 41 ~ ,.._,. CDM 875-nMs PI ti me · W 111 t ra n · Irvine Per900llel Agency LABORERS LaJuna Beac h. 1o·or Huntington Bea.c pleaaaol world.nc condi· 157.0061 • 5"-S:MSTUIUo 481E17tb.Coatalilesa (fi4>; ~~>'PC:~!i :~~:b.1 r:u fd"Ta ~ ~·~::--maoacer ftO~ Office • . p ..... "'cu.-.. me-.' .. !..rrreHelDr . Sou Dental A11t. cbalralde. ~u~ -_ W-147 TRAINEE Dept.,ll'v. supervisory backgroun 1Hl.UILDDIUG 0 overload ... ;alad ;;!~.~·rant mmtbaveX·rayllceoce. '°"--ec~ Auto Carrlerfor Reglater and be famlllar wit 1610S..~Dr ., Airportarea.CallOmer. Laf.H.,83'7..e.200. ~~~~w~~ /!:,~ ~SEMBLERS ~Aboard for \he Dally oews paper, 4·6:30am. IBJil-3800. Mlw,.rtlffdt Equal()pporEmplyr orRGD. afUPM, _________ , Sborthand 100. Caree PACKERS Pilot CHRl~STMAS OIFT Ideal for housewife or Deslper minded TRAIN. lior mo re In· imonll&btlna husbaod Lo We are • 1rwoln1 or Couple• em/.loyed oo PCB • mature person. Muat bave r e liable Cf~!:,~• U oAnd. Ve'~ 11 a aupplement Income . •.~~and ~!.eur out CASHIERS a.."'n"CAL but wou.ldt ke Lo maki , reqme!'!redura.tes~a,ryabcollltmy transp. "--....Long & "' .. tmaa . ..or at $300-$400 mo. Must have ,...,JWD, opportwu et .c.n&' iorve ex ra money DESIG.,..ER 842-M -. abort ternr.;;ignmeota. 64.2-5678 dependable wheels. Call WEOFFElt: PermanaDl p/time open· 1 pav DAVS your• ·~~~~U l " ...;..__ _____ _,. HoUday & vacation pay. ANllllALUOSPITAL $40-3()og,MS-3645Woody. •lmOurr ~ .. ~p1!f .. • d I c • lop. AUo lot.er'Vlewlo1 Ill '' Jans-..,,_ Mamtac:turer of e~ro-Eaperleoced ro.cktal Ho1pltalintlon plan Groomer. bather{ 00 _,.,..,,,;:''i"-· .... T·•m ru. for Cbrla tmAI help. L8IT UNTIL Credttloterviewer ~~cal prodPucCBulre-waltreu needed. Ea· available. di~. ual.st & c ean. .. ... -Uve a'""bl~li-~ty ....,... "" u~ Previoua cub HCilte CHllSTMAS ...... ~'='-a prov~ •-ay· cJl&l.lve. pvt. club. Xinl ""· time •-I c:: "_....., ex_. belplul Appl)' lo ~--"'""penoa w,.., wan .. an QPDty, QIU alter 12:30, ~;Sun.~ --rat. and MICHANtCS •Group Uft lntureoc ,.~ IOAM to •PM. Earn eatra Cbrlstmu PAIT-TIME opportunity to make ex· uk fot' Jay or Karen. VOLT ---------• Aut.ocnoUve • llt.e bu1 Plan Oold Key Warehou1 mo .eyoow! JOll ctUent. w~ea. Plus. be 84f.1388or (213)$92·31SS. ANSWEJUNO SERVICE maintenance. Orange =f>r.: PaJd DOG Hanor Bl. Cll. Unl· TYPISTS St.art now to eam t.bot loUmately u"'rved with U tt~•"t.IUAltV t-•t.Uvtt I"• Oran&e Co Arprt area. Cout Yellow Cab, 17300 -stodlP\attllaMPlan ty C.taloc Showroom ls PIX ..U. • for Cbriatmaa ~to ·netdrom c;-· PUIMITU · inter busy awltcbbr~ ~!il~y. <N°:'of~!fe': •FreePaRln& ao Equal Op port. ACCTQ.BIS dohtc credit promoUooa want an lndlvid:!f"w..! S~ ll .. C...-Dri•e 14M741 (M.rota from <>ranee Co. Airport) Equal Opport Employer ti-.IT 6 PIT sblfta. E 0 " M/P'. ....,_...,.H --•--e; -·"-nea w· .. •· ,.. a-wl•"' a INT DU.-N Manybenef. Pay accont. between N•wbope • wu;ir-~ vr·ma ~--,_.. _ .. ""' • .,.. "" A I be 10 lo• to up 541-......, or Euclid). Pleue call Sheila Har Cubler. Apply in penon. · S your om•. Earftlnc P'Mt team. F.qual Op-PP 1... ~~.!~ns Ham,· 83'i..3m · -rison for en appoint CrowDllardw..... Cl.al pottoUtlWlllmltecl. por\ualty ECDployer. a:m, ... on "'u" i t. · · -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~AUTO..,,,"""",.. meDL nan:.OoutH C M. llllltbavtpbonelrrella· A.D.S. M/P'.56'74554 H~BFul CrniMture, 22 • _, 1 ..,.,. ta tnmp. LGG1 a abort • CTlt>IJl.5185 ext 530 a • ...,. ., . . U5eCAI IR~00D CAS... win ....... meat.a. Holl· (213)9'5-Jlll DlalAIU.._.. 4Mt8ALOfflCI °J::_~~ public account· For Ad Action Call a ,Daily Pilat AD-VISOR &42-5678 MICMAHIC ._..., ...-Yowa1 woman nffded d Ir U a P•" ..... l ffl T l • S .._Vl.,..GS for cl.tbierto1 tn a con· •>' uca 0 ,. Oatomerlenlct Dtt•tn Must enjoy phone con· nil o ce. >'P 01 Experienced. Moat have ~ " wmporary retaU abop. HoapltalluUon plan .rut IJ'OWinl St. John Operate modem equip. tut , wQ rlllng w l bookkeeplng.OrangeCo. l llJ)l licenH. Top pal &LO_..,.. Mutt bt ecqualnted avallabae. XnlUDMdaacompetent meol fr door to door c:uatomera • deta\I. L Altporlare•.544M>&'7). plan, full benefit.a ~1"'11 w/ntall be 1Jtrt ft AC• ttlf•a&lt« ln the order trwp. C.Ut, driven tic l.YPina. Pd voc .. alck pay Gen Office needed Immediately t lJOOllu VlnHR&f> 81 curaw. Pie ... call or •J» Rill d9s1t. Serviclnt our coast req'd. ~o/rirtor ·~ 'health lta. Apply lam· ApPlytoServlcellar. LoaMltl•,CAtocMO ~I" at Af.tOP"I , 211 to COHt aecounta rn· nee. ,..__,. ... _,_,,a Om Mon thru F'r l Me rchandising clerkO (213)47 ... 2301 , .... a .....t ... _ vvuu YW .-. Berden'a Pett C.Ontrot' lyplat. Typing 40w1>m. l HbloD tlHd, N I YVOWI .... avy pbone COO• ~No Su.Ddl1-wortt .... Randolph . c~ keybyt.ouch,Oencralof· RAY fl AOfBO£ llHCOl N Ml RCURY F.caul Opportunity M4•2m. • i::r;u DrtYe tact. C.Ll Nancy, 540-7111 Orantt CoHt Yellow MN510 • fiC'O du . Start at ~75 £m er M/P c••~s .. , Cab, 11300 lilt. Her· · mo. Contact Heverly Fox -~ ~ Loeuomtt.b.lu valuable? nm-. P. . • UJQU wantyow advert!."· or Judy Power. 542.no:z.. r1Umt. Good Pay (AcnlU From PIK9 JD ad £D our Lott tna me1H1e to retch U·Tot·Um dlvlsloo of· Growdtco.ILocattou OD. Airport) •Jld Pound columaa. Pladq a CluallMd ad la more people '' lower nc.. IJo.7000 U 1W"re &ootlq for• Mt· W.tnlD. OD. bmenta ICqaal IC 'nlllt'I .,._ PIGftt looll M Mlf M ~ 1"r C'Olt, Cl ... llled la tbt ..;..;,;-., ______ _ Ml:TROCAA WASH ..._ tliley'vt load ID ..... Gift ut a call. way to 901 Call Nowl SELL Idle 1tem1 wltb a -HAlllOllBl,C.11. .._ol•llue. Wt'UdoUM,...LMN111 to-9171 D PUalCJualnedAd. 1,;_--------1 .. JM.,...,., wut to Sell tblnll fut Wilb Dallr wb1t ~--IA m4M the empl~~a.at PUot Wllll Adi. O.U, PUot Clwlfteda. eolam lll Clwlfled. " I ~~~'.-:! ..... ~!~. ~-~~ ..... ?!.~ ~~~ ..... ?!~! ~.~~ ..... !!~! ~.~~~ ..... ~!~! ,~.~~~-~ ..... !!~! TU!td!f. November 21 , .1978 t . DAILY PILOT Cl MA INT t; NAN C r; HelltW•hd 7l0 twpW..eect 710 '-Rihn 1050 GIRL f'RlUAY Part Hou1rkC11.'fl er ~anlt> Fortman f u r pvl ' ~~~J••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Ome. ~minfn, Exp re· Ladl..to llve lJI Pvt rm l\o meowne r uaoc PASTE.UP SICllTAIY-IXECUTIVE SICUTAllAL TB.IPHONi Kenmore WHher tilec ~u.lre~ ~nt"' 6~ ei bit 19 Knowled1e in pumpt, Cul f'nduy type, who 1s a work lover We have an immediate SOUCITOIS dr}'n suo for both Ca~ Dud tr 644 1~ eledr1u l, road ropa1r PERSON & , 1 1 . ooenl · N Inlaid alua top dinln• ___ rs _ __!.1 INDVS'l'RIAl. e 'wf'r •y•teuu , 1x>ola l> op ~ ov~r Abusy~uy needs hclp offlcen,t,.t;:f~~f.ac~~~ ExpertencedOnly Sell rm set wllb wicker Glrl Ftld.t)'. &a Una In ST'Uff YOUR .. u l 0 mol1 v t & • n *'lh ,;t It ... , I riu .,. I h r ough u busy day from a mature typl.sl With apUtude ror D1ufy Pilot K1aht1t com backed chau1 Conlemp. d-ui try <:AP"' hl"lpful STOCIUM6 WITH 11111mt Xlnl ~•o1rttnt( ul ~~~:,~:;~r pr..r-c!'.~;11~~~ J>l'r:-on who 1~ tactful & has a sens e of numbers Outlel> include m1 11!>1on pu1d Yo ur _f7_00_&t0-__ 9S_l_$ ____ _ Good tt,P'°~ kill • ou11w HOUOAY CASH$$ CooLlltl mar •04 8371 company ~d•Ui ApvlY humor. ulon~ with h aving the us ual correspondence, check fhone flt home Over 21• F\Jrn1turc "acceaaones 1n-.ood 1 .. 1ohont Kclb h 8 onicct up ~l>\M or l l P M Mun btolwl.'eo t AM 'tiPM Jlbllll.Le~ tn shortha nd. typing & typing . ans wering t~~P ~rd. Call 835·8453 couch, chair, ~las~ top ~cM::,.·.,=~:~plni= portunll)' l o r men M'" AO-:-LR ... b-Monrfay lhruFTidiy niodvrutf• record k ~cpmg, yet this ~~!:1~~~n~~st'a:1!~~: · ~'"se~~1t~b6e'c~~~a °"'o""'n llll or overJ lo n. ~ r I rh' , • ., , I Id I h dd d t Jrn l' lr• 1.,. h ,411 pnienN'tl'quln.od ottA.HGolCOAST pcr NOn S l OU Cl SO ave a 1t10.n a l a.roorne tno pantswlS TU.LERS ~.alttdbed,dresaers. Girl Fr1c1J)' l.itt· typlnM, hooldCf'f'(UnR full t IOW Sall• b, S..hud. ~m 2'Jt l NB 67) 1822 1TU11ln m tk-li•·B. pte t:.11 21J b.'7 1u1 DAil y PILOT a b 1 I 1l1 es 1 n bus 1 n es s a ff a 1 r s ~1!rf ~~ r~::c;~-s'B°ak:i's See our ad undrr n.,nk· f · 1F~on1. ~Y:: ... room nrc-r•lc>r\ & --...HICUltSTS ('42 ~ m~nugcment . s uch 115 iicting as m y weekdays between 11-12 1n1 In todayg pa per , ~~ COruJI er . truck dnv.,.,.,. cfay. nta bt. • mW 1111> bl !>Urrogutt! in the many details of o ur ror more Info &'2·1626. IRvtNES&L Y.1.'1.'11\i•nJ tohira 11, D l1tl l11h.-d rllrnlrl• c;u111 ... Me'o II 5 G·R·E-A-T 1 .. ~un•N1ttu1 J • Uui.1andtnk o11t>0rtun1 l'.quulOvwrtunlly l'.>ma rlo t a 1l .c orporatlon.dMamtaan Seclry.4 days,applyonlyT T ... Ori !4!~.~ ...... ~~-~. 1) f or 1nt.-rv11 "' '.ill t-:mph>)'ur c·orpo ra c minutes. recor s. etc. & with exJnt typina & spell· ow rue.. vers ex· SALIS JOI MOW lllb 111 an u.t al wa)' fo W4.'d ur1ln1~ •!M 01:1 ,1h1hty to ha ndl<! m y p e rson a l bus iness 1ng skills. pref. 2 yrs. per'd. Top poy. Apply 6 IX' bdrm set, ad! wOOd. OPltil \Ql.l to .. up5\I mc•nl )'l>lll l'ijX l'"qu1rem<>nl '"-, SU"h as m uklng travel legal exp SlartS4.50per G&W To wing, 7408 new.must sacrif1ce~..V. c;oo o p J\ y, tHHI I.> llll'\lnY on • ~rowq, n A ru w t• rt n " 111.ir v 1 r.-.... ... " '" ... hr . ~. Mon .. thru Ohms Way, C.M fJ42 t2S2 ~yt.lr :;.;,s t . 639 · 'S 30 HOURS. <WOO l'llN 11 110, b ... 1 •0 1.•'wper ~~·:• lull & P T Call <i rrnngcm o nts. munagiog & recording 't'hun. WAITRESS. exper'd , Im 1...;...;.;.:..;.;..._;..._ ____ _ ~~;~1c.O.f~t-.N~~1~.~ ""°~~1.'.all "r 1'0mtin Ill y bus iness C'xpe n se s. etc. On~ Secretaryl Reccpttonist. mediate ope ning .AntiqueOakdi.ningtbl.2 ~'AST GROWIN<f C'O~ 17957 C.bot Roed 1•Jo;o pu; l'l<,ltSON pt•rsom1t note f' m a non s moke r who expc1r .. ruu tune. Phone. a.raveyd shift. pd vac~ s o II d Te a k, s o f a s . PANY PRUMO T &o . LA9moMlpl li\b ,,~" •f1•ki-P1T 111o 'uuld p..r..et.r r working with <i good typing s kills . uon. good UPI\ Tayl~r s .Rea.sonable.842·08Sl FKOM Wl'IHIN I'll \IN f)l..0542 penenced tn dt·11•1Cn ur •u1· en Whl •UPPI~ no n -smokttr Pleasant active real Restaurunt .• 1t~dh1ll· & Jew..._ 1070 I-' O R T O I' Or l-.,11 l'rane'b O<flu =~:.,~.~·~~~tt~l~rt ~~Ir 1131 !t.)ltl estate de~elopment of· Sant.a An.a ••wy • Tustm. ••••=•~ ••••• • •••••••••' ~' f : ttA 1~ l· M "; ~'I lll-1 441 mrrhan11·a.I •u~•mblli' l'H~MAN 2 yr ,.,.,,..r. Wt• are located at tht.· finebt store m fice 0 .C Au·port area WOO AT HOME •••••••••••• { F. o 1 A T ,JI; t ,. • IEL[~ ... ,...... ~';=."~~'"ct!.~1~1111~~:l~I tn:r~~d!~ woa F11sh1on Is land & the hours needed 833-223? P.booe~J~~ttu.lb:i PRIVATE ESTATE- ... t-: V R o \ H 1 "'" ~"'" dep.innwnt '"" art·. 8 30 a m. to 5 .00 p.m. Mo~a y ri .. ~PPL.,a-h.tt ~·~ iii .\'ll'' \'Id;;. t>Mlrilflmt'nt l11t ftRIMTIMG t h rough Frtday. '"4 •SecretarilS* WORKERS 1n che mical U(i>UIDATION µ, ... l "'" rh11ll~1t•nt1 v.otk """lot" lmlD'tll"t(' OJ~:nin~ for refinery S3.75 to start DIAMOND OUR OW T R \1'1/lNl• l'llt'nt" 1-;xrrllt'nl "'.il(c u fht'l iir ... ss m11 n on RE/Sales Secy High Scbl chemistry o P ROGRAM l'l' r O"'l In' I N S l t -' T I O N and beMfll f.quJI l)JI 11.imnd.i 710 & mulll T51 I I you hli\lt' the abthtle!> required & £mployers Pay AU Fees work ex pe r w l c he m Tl>HREGC~~TR.~· ':·~1 T."'.· l'lll:l;.AU.t::RS t-'\llJ lllN' po ttun11) t:.:mpl11> ,.r l'uP ,.111u·~ <'Xl't'llt'nl w;.int to wo rk with the g rea test people Ln Reinders Agency helprul. E.O.E 5t9·32.81 SOUT AllES r&o:OPL { t;'i I r-\ 1 1md 11>ork. R1H•r.1t1l" 11nd M f' Cull~7 U:,:A h··nl·h~ ~ >• company Ill the world. plea St! dro p a resume to N=~B!'a~\;~~~90 MerchmMIM AppraiseoS21,SOO l) N c to: Jo 0 n Olinllt' (O •l"\•I. Xlnl II\ !-..ml~ Ana rclOCJllOll a d 1iJ66. c10Thc D a ily Pilot. P. 0 Box CallForAppl/Estab '64 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •SellS6.900 INTt:KVIEW UR~AI\ ""' ror Jnurneym~·n MU>ICAL rtE< l'l en l..uRllDtl Hilb, Otnni:. 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92626 ........ 1005 AppraisedS16,895 E XCHANGE, STA N ~_..,...,bu._,~Jc Xlnl .\llM]tu~t offlcl",bt.?hll>P rrtnL~r:..~'77l?4 "'--'y'"~s'l ••••••••••••••••••••••• •Se11$5.900 NUN 7lolt586 7;)(1:.! Co n11, .. n \ btnd11 i; in~l B!endu ~.:l<15ti90 ProdwctfOtl Tr oinu "'""' ~ Other gems on distress. Ado1ms l n,ul.tt1on Need shrp individual to AnUque Mus1c &xes' cer tified 7141546·0713. ---------t Mg lbllJ MEDICAL 1''RUNT lll" Ku b~r hos\: produl'ts , ReeptlTyp1sl P'f. 20 hrs a SalesLOVE PEOPLE" asi;isl in runrung I person Slot Machines! Clock:.' Appt only GUARti; FTCE Mu1>t be ~xpcr. Irvine-att:a Must pass week wanter . 30 hrs a · office. Must be accurate HUGESELECTION •••••••••••• J N ~ U L A T I 0 N mature & bn~ht for 11 comJrnny phyi.1c1i1l tn· week summer. Apply. Have s ome sales or 1yp1Sl. take shorthand & AIMric• SECURITY IN~'TAl,l,~:RS New con pre~llKlous Npt A<'h eluding baek xray. Call Balboa Yacht Club medical background" we 11 organized . Miacel•ew 1010 str t-<> In~ OrangcCty p.rra:rtice Benerit:. Mon rorappt,M0 7639E.O.E. t80t8ayside0r. Demons trate ract> & Challenginft position for l..t"...ticMHll ...................... . 0ue to our rt'cent mr Gil 1•0 bt!nt!ht&. &llp. Fri,&-5 &14'·1035 p-;-~ .1 r CoronadelM-ar. body massager in pre· a'gress1ve pers on Cialtrfn LUGGA'-ETAGS ~l'on pro~rsm , w .. 11a pref •196 11:132 ---ro service 8 .8 ion mgr NO PHONE CALLS•. sU11e dept. stores. Com w good attitude Send re n......n Wed lhru Sat ~• 0 S .. ~ ' ----Medical Ass't for gent'ral Xlntopportunilies for ad· m ission potl.'nllal · · v...., · · from your business card. go uar e>rv1Hs ii. I O$U r ll n c e C O 0 ING racllce back office van('ement Super pay + $2000+ by Chris t mus sume wlsalary history llMYlKeUenng, Irv. Send one card for each ~~~ng securll) gourd C1.ERK. auto m~ helpful. ~refer over 3:; Some share ~ross profits Buy Start immediately. Cull to Box 397 · %Daily c714 > 7M·l177 tag plus one s pare. We 1 •/He rtl h r1dl Mr!> Kir kpatrick front o ff1 re expn out plan o ffe red R.E.UCIEHSE Dawn.2131381 ·3906. ~~~!·M~~Ca8o~560· return permanently s';... AaojTMIMfm 979-~l lrvme llrea. ~~P~l~ W Wiison. 673 . 3320 LeamT~!~·~~pace SALF.sPEOPLF. Sf'r v1ce Stal ion Allen ~~~~ ~:l~~;e at1~f1n~ M•rt~/lwfto Pk fNSURANCt-:. Group ad 1''t>aturing: Telecourse f\111 lime. Part T1mt> dant. e xfer'd . Day & I D reqwrement.5. Pre· Costa Mn o & th. mini:.lrall\t' aK<'ncy re Medical front ofrH't' Sl!c'v PROGRAMMER/ 2000. Broker placemenUI Chnslmas Help Eves Ful & p1t1me Ap 11cnl loss & theft! For a Quire s r x P<'r I en 1: e w/some back ofrlcr At OPERA TOI available. R M. Abrtm~ ply. Shdl Station. t7lh & personahzed tag enclose WhittiH'A~a person w,strong orfie least2yrsexp 644 ~ Are you an IBM system 5 RE l819Newport Blvd.CM lrvme,NB. wallpape r , fabrH' or sk ilh. & rallnl! back· 11111.S computer operator AIL • • "Day Glo" paper & we I MM E D I A T E gr ound 1n e mploye MEDICALSECRETAKY wantin" a chance lo SCHOOL 675-4892 Salesperson, aggressive, Service Station attend Scheduleyour Chnstmas will b11ck & tnm your .. r I C l frool orfl cc for family "' t tl1tude Full or F T O ... OIJEM I MGS fo r uene 11 Pans . a learn progr a mmin"., pos11vea I • e xpe r Apply shoppin" sto"" w1lh Lhe laitS r t ry two car..., 7"'" ~"' r.ract.1ce C.M Exp pre· " I t Exper or w1ll tralll· La Cb "'/\A s " ,... superTisory te•el _,,,,_,, rred 64 .. 9990 The right candidate will BEA'""' OPERATOR P · · · guna evron . .,,,.. Dally Pilot CHRISTMAS bocktoback e · .r · learn our operations & v• 1 Apply in person. Sl<in· CstHwy.LagunaBeach GIFT TRAIN' For help PRICES searity offlcH"S who•--------1111 MOOHUGHTERS b ec ome h a lf 11mc Rents;>ace&eammore. dard Shoe Store. CM . in placing your ad, call $2ea or J/$5 w_, TOP PAY with a IMVEMTORY 842·41174 opera tor ·ha lf time !'..~~1tf.gssi~ salon. :m7S. Bnst.ol. Ser vice Station Allen-an Ad· Visor at642-5678 415\agsSt 60 ea ,....ded COMfHMY· CONTROL CLERK programmer Pnor pro· .,.... dant. Union Service Sta-6/9tagsSl SO ea Exc1t1n° op~rtunity in Mortgage bank mg recept gra g penence or R SA&.fS/Trahtefl I.Jon. 3928 E Coast Hwy· .... wn 80 I 0 10 or rrore Sl 40 ea dv Co mnun ex estauranl EQUlPMENT SALES CdM. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sal~ 'fax Included Apply rn f)('N>On Monday expan ing range · for a growing mortgage educal19n desirable. but SM.ACX IAR MCiR 0 Co "" to f'nday,8AM LoSPM hrm Must be .able l co.l.itelyprngsk11ls re· notreqwred Pay w11lbe lll company. range · FRGHT DAMAGED NOCARD? type. r.ie. & do an-hous quired. Call De b b ie commensurate with ex· Exger i.nd:iv lo manage area, multi ma1or brand Service s tation auen-HOTPOfNT SALE 3308 Draw your own or :send al. WB.LSFA.RGO lollowups Salary S700 between t0am-12pm penence. We are a well fast fOOd snack bar. 1 office copymg :.ystems. daots. full time . part W Warner nr Harbor name. address. phone & up d epending on ex· 549-8871 established & j!row1ng charge o( ordering f w 111 t r a In h I g h I y Ume. eves & ~eekends. santa Ana. 979-2921 . we'll make one card per GUARD SERVICES per1ence Offe rs ex·~.:...:;.:;..;...:.._. ------1 Orange County Corp with & supplies. prep of food motivated a nd com· Neat handwnUng & ap. la!( Add 2S< each. 1532 W . cellenl medical benefits. Motel maid. good wages & excellent working condi· supervi.sory staff or 5. pet1t1ve ind1 vs (or a pearance a must! Apply C L E A R A N C E Send cheek or money or· Co"""°nweGlth Apply 10 person, Pa working cond. Spanish Uons & benehts. Apply m scheduling work hrs. Ap career position m sales 2590 Newport Blvd. C.M BARG A I N S U :. e d der to Mi 11 s SC 1 EN T I FI C speaking OK. 499.2227 person or send rel>umc ply in person. Guar salary + auto + Se c. d F • Refngs, wshrs & dryers. PILOT ftRIMTIHG F\illrrton, CA DRILLING CONTROLS -TIM Anti-Guild bonus. If you understand rv .;x.a alt.en ?Utl· / r. Best Appl 536·091 l OR · MOVIE Ir TV EXTRAS Wlt.h salary history · ..,.--that the secret lo s uccess Ch~vron Station. 3 P 0 Box 1560 Monday. Tue:,day, Wed ~~~opo~~a~:csh .DCA: NEEDED BY Tt..JoffyROCJ*rlK l801EDyerRd.S.A is hard work ded1cnt1on FaJrv1ew,C.M. GErefng,gOOd cond Costa Mesa.Ca 92626 nesday, 1'hur11da >. IOAM E.O.E. H 0 L L Y W 0 0 D 17042 GIMeffe AYe 751.3181 & persistence eall Karen Serv Sta Help needed 1m· White. S80. COPY MACKINI-: to6fM. \l,os1m F'r1dayir.---------i s~TING OIRECTOllS. • lnhte, Ca 92714 ~~~· Sales Mgr .. med. Full or p/t. Apply S3l·2"l2 Copiers Ht s pd. late 111 uaranteed exr.osur<', Attn: J.M. Cotter Restaurant Now accept· Calif. Copying Prod. 990 E. Csl Hwy. N.8 . Rerngerator 2 dr. 12 cu.ft. rood . copies anything, 2lOW. Warner IRA/KEOGH ~;~!;~~ri~;!~~~i; l714154t,.0331 lngapplications for . Shlppmg·Receivmg. Non· S65 like nu w/supplles Rift. 217 See our ad under Bank· if accepted. Yearly fee i'!~i!!~r'!:e~ Sandwich M.ake r. Pl· smoker. Refs. req. Ad · S36·5l90 S200.S800.96S·2163· S..toAna,Ca an g in today's paper, VIDEO CAST IN G A.M.IOOIOCEB'Ell Ume.Mon·f'ri.Callaft 2; van c em e nt op C~HPAIO ;pt Mills selL-s direct on SU~Llc'NoC6036 IRVI NES&L SERVJCE<714)76lt244 Real Estate 20_25 Hours Per Week 545-4867 portunities. Hard wor~. washrlDryrst Reln gs, full rolls only. lowtst ~~~·~u~a~IOp~p~F:~m~p~li,y~r i::M~1,!f'~~~~-===~~~~~~~~~~;;;;~1 Start your career as a Applyinpersoo Good pay. New AtlanllS worlungorool957..Sl33 pncesanywbere 549-8181 ~ J ... MITORIAL l'fEW ACCOUNTS rent.al agent. Nolan R.E. J.P. MAC'S Restaurant SAVINGS CosManlan!...es6a97 Randolph,,.. ___ • a1hn° boxes. Heavy du Gulh ver·., Res t a ura nt "' Laguna Bea~h494-9424 Ad H B See our ad under Bank· "' · -·-• " Full·lime c u:.todians . See our ad under Bank 10142 ams Ave.. · · . 1 l d ape ..;;..;------.-----~,_wt 1030 lY carttboard Ideal for - now lunnR Bookkeeper, Nwpt 11rea. day.evening ing in todays pa pe r Real Estate Benefits include pd vac .. ing n o ays P r · Shop Help. 1mmeo open· ••••••••••••••••••••••• ma1hng Chnstmas pkg:.. ~x.J:~:. .. ~1.j~~1c:~1~1~~~ shifts, must be U.S. IRVlNES&L Ha\'e openlng for highly emplor ee discount, IRVlNES&L log for right perso~. xint 10"" Cave Rerlect1ng <:omplete mailing kits or Host~. over 18, dinner cl1Uen. Good wages. P<l motival.!d sales agent health ms. E.0 .£. , C6f!'lpa~y ben_eflts . & Telescope F6 Clock indmdu.al boxes avail m A ppjy M on Th u r s holidays & bonus.. incen· W1th lhe desire lo earn ~~~~~~~~~ rapid r~. Wtll lrain drive trans p orta ble 8 srzes. from 4" to UI" between 3 5 18482 t1ves Will t rain. Call NURSES AIDE above _verage com · De ltron1c Corp. 92S model: Sellmg at $600. cube:. To Order call Box· MacArthuT Blvd. In· days t7l4 )S32·6SSll ITRAINlNG CLASS > mission with excellent Restaurant Baker.C.M.~ newwasSl000.494-4892 ers. 741 ·~·3441 9am Dai I y . W i 11 l r a 1 n c ompan y • C a 11 A I BOB'S i---------•ln-1040 6anp .,!'..,.rwe e d e II v e r HAIRCUTfERS. 1mmed JAHIToa qualified personnel. Stellato for appointment. .,_,. :r ....... openings for Ill' cos P/time Over 21. studen shifts available Appl 963-5671 L-.Ji .. i--lti.il.... S&L •••••••••••••••••••••••1-....:.....-------met.ologisl!l wlvn~ new pref Mormngs or early t445Superior.NB HOMEOFTHE See our ad under Bank· Yorkshire Terner pups, mattress set, never N arte.moons several days (~l"r.l l•1·•a~('''• llG IOY ing in todays pape r. champ blood lines, tiny. used. 20yr wrnty. $150 ~~am,0 r~~~·~a~~\1~~~: wk. Schedule nex. More Nursing, LVN or RN. ru11 1JU uh 7t-lmmed openings in ou IRVlNES&L s hots. J ib stud s en• Washer S85 Dryer S75. -t>l<U1rnfl &alary s 120iwk work avail 1f wanted. lime 3-llpm. EHry RealF..state family restaurant a o a 1 1 y p 1 I o t · s SJ0.5649 _7.;;..63-:...11494~------- + LI"" & bt'nefiti. Call Duties consist or lit otherwkndolf.Beneflls nearbylocaUons.We re· C HRISTMAS GI F Ts OCK ROO .. REC En. , ....... e ,... janitorial work. easy New intermediate care REAL ESTATE T I ITT ·Siberian Hus ky pup: cyc 0~1a nt.annica · for appt..:...~ 7714 1 d . 847 .,.,15 quire no previous exper TRAIN. CLERK Exp. nec-.c;ary. AXC red/wht 6 weeks new, Sac. World B<>oks JObl>. p1easant surroun · urut. ...., SALESPEOPLE Joi" our friendly team CALL NOW Position melt.Ides inven· Will bold till Christmas' SSS. Child Ency. $35 llAIRDllESSER Ol·eded lngs. $4 hr Male or rem. OFFICE MGR Wesley N. Taylor Co. is u Come s ee us toda 64.2·5678 tory coatrol & receivinll 831.7494 eves. 731-4560 w chcntl!le. !.tart 1m Call Mr . Zie me r at TRAINEE · 33-year old firm wholly b~tween2-4pm. . or s ma ll parts a nd - mAANe dDLETR~. ~2 ~~I rt ~-8375aft lOAM. For large commun1ca owned & o~rot~ by it:i Waihn, Woitresws _SCfRl/Cilrt Fri~ Jlarcb¥~ lumber .. EOE Dlglish Bull Dog, AKC. Foldmfl walker on wbl:.. J ....... ITOR lion s Co. r,ood co . founder. We arc not a Cook Tr-.. Rea s t alt! office Callforappt.549=8903 remai~. 13 -mo's, show has sut... Brand .oew l "'" be r· , subsidiary branch or .. ~., Aveni·da de la Pro-rt.y Mgmt & Devel. quality.$450. 960-6127. Reasonable. 84CH212 HAIRSTYLIST·la ents. Part, ti~"'. 7"m·llam, ne its, ear Y rev.cw ' . c..w-r-0 ed b . un; .. 8 N M · franchise -Just head C I L Hill Non·smoker SURVEY R <F IELD N B h T need ror rauty sa1on. Mo n· 1-'ri. T o e mpty 835·0352 8 8 . ain, ar olla, aguna s M 11 Rlt · · Hn 2960 ARTILLERY> RuUed Iris h Seller pups. 11 ewµort eac e nm.:. salary & romm. Other wastebaskets & othe SuiteB 20S.A. quarters with 3 round Waihn,WaitretMI u an Y .,....,,. · k k •hots wormed C lu b Membe r s hip benefi ts. Gall Bo bbie for the·c lock a ccess lo 34001rvineAv,Ste lOl outdoor wor · se wee 8 • " • • •• S2 ooo bst f 544-8723 appt.S46·7186 s1m1larlite molntenanc Of'ficeManager·Sales manageme nt for as· CookTrain•es& NewportBeach modern equipment. AKCDepos1t w1llhold UI ·oois o r. · duties as requiredilto of· Good opportunity for ad sistance at any Lime. Our C.lhlen teebnjques for precision Chri.SLmas. Call 962-5829 .• _544-________ _ HAIR STYLISTS fice buildiog. Call for in vancement. Will train/n m·house video tape hst-4501 Campus Dr .. Irvine SECRET ARY surveymg of all types of Be· iful h s II & Howell motion picl "'·II .. terv1'e.u appt E 0 E I ri Ing •. I l ·ru g 0 w-1.&.--. w.-.&.a.. ........ , '"'rT"''ft Enl!S' l 1·n your aut w Ile amoyan camera & 16mm projc•·. ~u lime pos1l1on 4 11ny .. • · · · expe ence necessary. "'sa es ra1 o pr · ~ unT....... PIT. typing, ofc work. "" ...... ,. Fi Id A .11 male. 16 mos. very gen· ~ week. Laguna Sch. f'or Integrated Dal.a Must be 2S yrs old or gram by TomHopklns ls 154E.17thSt .• C.M. Daysweek.Photography Army or e rti ery lie & excellent with lor Antique Ma hog interview call Wed or 2283 Fairview Rd, CM older & be avail. o the finest real est ate Unlimited, call S47·3664 Survey. CaU today. children SlOO 5'6-9933 a rmo1re. 7' wloval mrr- Thurs. 494.9729 546·6080 Saturdays. 557·0824 o training available. We Equal Oppor Em ply ~l026 962-8821 · · · ror Console Magnavox -P'f h d 774·6090. 1525 Mes have an openanl( for z M/F Sttretary 768-S2Sl 542·24 "'"'° YOll 8045 color TV. 22" Portable Hardwa re Sale!>, rull JanJlor. ·4 rs per ay. Verde~206,Costa Mesa salespersons with en OPPOltTUHITY ••••••••••••••••••••••• bar wt2stools & m 1:.c ume. ex per pref'd Apply 5 days pe.r week. _3.38 ~ thus1asm, character & ·---------! We would like to employ TAX rRIPAIA TlOM ftee to good home lab & ilemi 642·180'l 1n p e r :.on. Crow n hr. :>48·6046 l0.30·2 .3 Painters, knowledgeable integrity to match our a secretary with some Some booklu~eping on % shepherd mix Also ----- Hardware. 3107 E Coal>l Ask for John. in all aspe<'ls or th high standards. Your REST AURA NT expenence tn lhe lumbe bRasasl wto/oApdU'!n386to Db~yl beautiful black Husky & Hwy, CdM. LAUNDROMAT ASST trade. At least 7 yrs ex own private desk & no p business. Must be an ex ep Y " • a1 Y Shepherd mix. Both gen R P/T counte perience Call 642·29 parl t'me salespeople HEL Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. lie & lov in g with HOST~ Openinl(!I now 67~:~3-UiOO. between8·30AM ·4PM. Com~1on split up to T ~~~lt~pist. Please cal~ Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 children.642 3460 •--- person J s Mon-Tues live in Pan~ry Woman .• expe r. pomtmentonly. has immediate openings f 11 11 Wed.ns Fri. f'ree living facilities · lt.alian restaur_anl. N B Wesley N. Taylor Co ror crew and hostess help Secretary, ,U me. n Paid pos1t1orus in Protes-needs roo m to run eqwpped wlstand 3450V1a Oporto N B exchange for non smok· ll!'ea. Call days 675-7019. Realtors 544.4910 lo work from llam·2pm. smoking, itnes!I l'~~ tant Church School. Blk/wht fem. l yr old Qill aft 5. 752·6760 mg IJve in aid/hskpr ro rutes64S-0651 , Salary is $3.00 per hou pa ny Call Mo n Laguna Beach. Sundays Spayed, all shots. Comp MUSTSELLMJRRORS II 0 T ~Joii1ok G II T my rrother. 77 yrs. old. PARACHUT t: RIGGER. Real EtitateSales to start. Interviews w1I 962·0092. only. 4th. 5th & 6th housebroken & rnendly. 9 pieces lO'xt>'x~" thir k Exp. full ume. Excellent Greek. stroke patient. Learn lo prepare equip· hginnen W.tco• be held dai~y after ~pm Secretary, experience grad~s . ~,11 499-3088, Free to good borne N t• w . n e ver u 1> c d d F Ple1.1Sant npt. Call Ann men. { and personnel ror Fr-3 Wa•ks atlhef0Uow1og location: xeroJC 800. Only to nxmunp ........ y. 1_49'7_-_2903 _______ 548·()Y79 working con or appt. 644·4ti66. aenal rarachute dro"". ........ ........ e .. d applv 1-'-""'----11 J Ma la 54"23"'> .,u ~rsons n .., J • ,. __ .._,.., _.__ GOOd wat"h do0 • Good ca oe zw · "' "' y 0 u · 1 be c 0 m ~ . .. TR •tt1i...1lllo..IG 1720Superior Ave rt.in J t S950 •~ • ~-" ., Car Phone ---Live·ln Nurse Aid oeede " " A f"ll f"'lll COSTA MESA a g .sa ary 0 tmmedlate need for w i l h c h i Id r e n Motorola. S975. for week-end r e lief. parachutlstdurm g trnin· MewCar..,-Near Orange Count levels K·8. Apply in St.Bernard/S hephe rd S48·87ll HOTEL Nursing care ror bed pa mg. Enlist In your Army ~uaJ Opportunity Ai r Po rt . A s k f o person. Fountain Valley mix. 2 yrs. old. 496·0318 i--------- DESK CLERKS lient in CdM borne. Mea for Parachute Rigger. NewProspnity mployer M/F Rosemary. 752·2377· Schoiol District, corner'~;.__-=--.-----'Keefe & Mernt stove, F\lll lc part. lime. advan· preparation & compa Airborne! Call today. •Absolutely no prlor •••••••• Talbert.I Newland. Ftn Must sacrifice family pet, Pong machine, bunk cernuntopprt.avail.App. nloru.h.ip.Sat7am to Mo ~ ~:2~ ~~~n!/r expenence DrS&LVM'S secretary Vly.92708.E.O.E. ~5i::asle mix. M .l..~ __ s_642_·84_29 ____ _ 1y in pers: 7am. $70 per )Veekeod. •Personalized lnstruc· RN's & LVN's, openings S.. s..cr.tary B'HOME S LES I"._ HCKt Hot-9 Call for appl. Uplohn tion o:n AM & PM ~hlfts, ful A progressive growing Ta A Four remale black and 1717 E. Dyer Rd. S.A. Health Care Serv ces PAIT·TlME •Professional on the job time '?" part ume . G Electronic Company's Work p/titme ln oudr white 9 week old kJttens EOE752-0992. PHAIMACY CLlRK t.ralning. startn~ salaryi xln District Of'fice ls looking telepbooesa es room ~n a.re lookina for a home. LotM9 ... detl. PIT poslUoos avail ro •Upto80%commlasion. be ne[_Hs;. A pp Y a for a SALES oriented. f~y~&~e~~&ti~ Pple~call631·3149 afteri..:.:~.:..:....------ 541·SS I 3 pea reraona•l conbl!2mndflvorw~ bplae •Choice or top office Fiagship U?nv. Center, TA K E C H A R G E s b If l s a v a i I ab I e . ._6 __ .. _. -------HOTB. -.~ r -v locations. 466 Flagship Rd. NB. Sttret.arytojoin Wages+comm. Call for 1050 HbUSEMAH L_. •MSHIFT WiU asatlhe pharmac1s Beyour ownboss witha 642..aoM OURTEAM delails. L.A TIMES •••••••••••••••••••••••'-'---- FulJ.. I • • ""_.. in typins labels, calhn t h r I R•rt. l me . apply I Every other weekend off .. doctors & walling o op note pro ess1ona or· Sail loft hl£nd workers fo M(M)301 or TV Zenith. playi:., person"lo· Must be dedicated t customers.Oay&e ven ganiuuon. HOOD SAI LS. c all EXCEPTrONAL **llUY** good, sso. Hoover can tniM Hott Hot.I good palltnt care. Apply iogJ105avaJI. Katella Realty S48>3W7. BENEFITS Tak,hu S.. n1ster vacuum. compl. 1717 E Dyer Rd, S A. t..SSupcirior. NB. Call aaitore mgr for In Prorlt Sharing $I 000 fer• 5 llr wk Good used F\arnlture & SIS. 646-U2:1 ~~~~~~~~~ Far ..... ctlllJo.M Sallmalter needed. Sal PensionPlan NOW LET US GET Appliances-OR J will ;..........; ______ _ Mi~~:i:o:J J!per, te;:Ja.o-oauG 131-7251 ~~~:e.~~ 29th St. ~~°'¥::11' BACK -TO REALITY. teUorSELL forYov. ........ ... Housek:.er.;r, full & part mill, lat.be. punch press, 5404 w-... Receiving Clerk. exper. Den~ Pta8: THE REALITY THAT M.ASTHS .AUCTIOM W..e.d IOI I fa~tory. ~pgpelyre~~e= &chuck.errequired.401\ .__1-_ clean drlvlna record, Sales·Actlve pen• for Llfe lnsurance SAYS YOU CAN EARN 64'-1616&1JJ.t6ZI ••••••••••••••••••••••• d i ..-..--know Orange Cnty area. OU product.. t::xcfu.'llve Slck Leave Sa:10 FOR A 25 HR WORK ANTED: used but cle1m F l o r l d a S l. H . B wk. Compa':'Y P n &7141552-1316 I l O l area. Small depoeit re· WEEK. RIVAL meat It bread-714~848-881L aW'&nce "holidays. Col App Y n penon. e uin!d *-MM PUdHolidays #Early hours 6AM·l1AM CAcolor'l'V saoo. Maple slicer. 51.1"2551aft.6 lnllrument Corp. Webb'• Newport.er Inn. q · ' Nonl«btaorweekends. butch SIOO. 2 livlng rm H 0 USE KEEPER ; So. Croddy Way, S.A. Part·tlme. Warehous e 1101 ~amboree Rd. Nil Sales Clerk drafting 11up-AUractlveOrflce llAIC Npt Bcb oHice chairs $100. Dresser SIO. WANTED: Front hood ~ Mature live In & part 556-3100. E.O.E. helper. Mech'l lncllhed. Mr. fiarreU, 644·1700 ext plies counter/phone or· O\vtronment •Photocopy s upplies Club chair w/ottoman ti,ht front fender lor 63 Umecare ot2yr.oktglrl. Excel. for coUeae slu· •EO.E. dera.F/T$3.00br Senchell~r1ptlvelet· JCommisslon.paJdwkly $35."1·2408. 't:,..J3:•· No dents. :!~&891 eves. S.0·8900 MAID dent.982·3837 .Receptionist • Muter 540.9373 terwtt.hWork andSalllry llNaUonal watta line ·~Movin g Sale ; Master•...:..:~=------ Some expr. preC. 842-3030 p••y TIME ...._, Hotplttil ... history open poeltJooa to be filled bdrm 6-pe queen mat· Housekeeper. live-In, own MAIMl'IMAMCI • 2·$ day wk including CASH CARD aECTRO =diately. #Informal tresa.' Olahea, Toaster, WA.NTED: Ski's & Ski ~ri:.ini"~~:~r~~ty ~u~i MAM EVENINGS Sat/Sun.M4 ·S463 Hllhearnlngs. Call ~ If )'ou're inwJU1ent & d miac.64M407. ' ~1~a~':. aP1:.0a-: ~i like tO' cook. Mature Must have experience ln Aduht with outatandlng, ltlClf'TlOHIST Mt. Crumpt04196S/Cu!) SCl&iilTIFIC not fear rallure. call Formal dlnln1 rm set, 8 98"1761 aJUpm. pen.on pret'd. Rers n.l· malntalninl l'ftt.urant attractive pcraonalltles Executive otflces·Jrvlne ' a.1-llll..lftUSTRIES Mark •ft er 11 AM · chn. hutch: pd $3000, ~~~~~~~~ q'd. $31)() mo ~t art & related equipment and bo -"" rid Ith area nv-1.. 1 ti I ~ "" G7s.9810 make offer. sa1,2797 ~ 2 b a v e a w o r le I n c w "'"IVY wo 0 1 w -' ... ve pot• on Fabric npe.rience 4000 Blrch St. 111 lU week~,673·39Ubef2 knowledge ol the elec• kids. st.art at U .50rx;r f o r s b a rf:i peraon . necessary646-4040 Nt"PC>rtleachCa taeeo Telephone receptionist 1r CA.SHPAID week · tr1cal"PlYD'b1o1uadea. ~8=~!~~5~Jo ~=~fC:.!:!r'lt!f~ Equal oiort~nlty 1eneral offlce. T~m · For ti 1~.fum:a anU· 8*.5820. Housekeeper. live-In, to Apply al Oruae CO\lfttY PM. · · workinl cond. Phono SALES PERSON lm!l r ponrJ but could lead to ques c r a 957 m 1----'----'-;..._-__ care for whee lchair Realaurant Ser vleea, Wood-9tpt clealp com· • •••• permanent potltloa ver eolna wuted. WdJ stro k e pat t • n l . ·aoi DalmJer.SanuAna. A*fw .n. 113S-11Cr.M. t-5.30. p a ny need 1 s a I u Salary M«Oll•ble. Dana SILL Idle Items with • ,.Y rrK of face value. (71C 1945·1024 ; (114 l a A.Ill to s PM, Moa t.bru l:qual()pportwlity a.u &Nnp fMtwtth Dall)' repneenlatJ•e wlt.h ex· " aomrtbbll to ..it? Pt, area.•2744_.Y or DallY PllotCl&NW.ed Ad. Also.silver ban. 646·1519 871-«nl. P'riday. Employer ·Pilot Want Ada. J)tttence. 8"-0733 Cl....,._ ads do It well. nilbl. &GD. alU. TS ~rs our of ~}. c&d till ng to \Cl ,. ~ W..e-4 '"o ....... hRpof'ted .... IM,orted ...... 1.porhd ..... UMd , ...... UMd ........................................................................................................................................... DAILY PILOT ~ .... • o.l ~~ ..... !!!! !:;-!•:.':.!~~ ... !~!.! WE BUY IMW '712 .._. . '727 Toyote t7H c.•ac. ''II Centth 9'l2 • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• ••• •• • ••• • ••••••i---------•1it Varalloneer M · •tlf C4.IAM CAI S ~ 11\llly flq1up 1-UC*"S GU ITAR f or •• 1 .. Epapboo• lnl cond lca11e Ort•t Chn1lma1 .»n Set' mo -. oa.9 SEA DY'S 17' ta 38' HAllJSOM•s SIA liY IOATS 1101 O>ut ttwy. J'f IS 6ll·Zl47 ped all OPlklna t 14WD '" " Int AM' I FM Quad 11 tn Dl~ount l2000 for immediate ule pp • ~or SlS fllHJ'J CONNELL CHEVROlET Uarbpr Blvd • COS'l'A M ' A 146-IJOO IOI McLAllH'1 & GIT YOU.S HOWi "?1 IMW 7J31a '720orolla.xlntcond. AJr, 197,C..._ ..... , -"-C "18F\reeftl. red, 1 yrokl. ....... W '7f SllOO/offcr. Laurie • ..::::._~O loaded M UST SELL! H~D_.. Ca ~·953'laft.s :30pm ---$12.500evea83l-446$ Vl"IU A rs Thll OM la LOA.Olm! MA.HY T,._... ,767 1AueOl'bu)t. lmmed11tc C1 'IV ttll UT:_. clV,.,ER, .. S,....ITYt ;·P~·;;;·:·c·;::1:·:;; neuvery $A4vei ··~:~;·~-;:.,ri·:~~~~·:· " ~ HOW-"-•Dc'-·---1..... M1&a~_!lce1 at H«b's Garqe.. .l -_ii:.._.. -·-~-WW Harbor I, CM • S48'62:26 Dove fl Quall Su te• Shuta Lo Fin... llt'lf eontainecl. awr\lna. A7C, 1tereo. b~•l olf~r ~ fl'ormula U.ahln1 boat ltilll!ie Sen&c., Perh ---WllUY ...... C.n • GMC NEWPOR'l' BEACH Oodp 9935 7 IXICUTIYf T"*kt v ... w.. 9770 133-0555 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dl..o's.... 2&i0Harbor Blvd. ••••••••••••••••••••••• , 11 Dodge Charier S.E. M~ C'rWll('t T\ula 'Aca.eMH 9400 Cow•r, tt1ht1"1 C'balr ••••••••••••••••••••••• ou&rlU• ra AM VII•· W,\HTgO ft'root hood &, r.cl1011 + trallrr i.1 natrt fnlnl lmtlt•r for 63 l'ffwport Rhd M21'10 VW 81.11 No de>nl • USIDC .. SI We tiJ U\ naw <'bevrolet dt l<-r.11h1p in lbe trvln11 i\uto Center w~ need )'our u t"<l \'ar' 32Cl 'I wit.II automatk. 11r Costa Me!\a 540·9640 •118 bus. 70en& R , &ood if Coupe de Ville, fuel inj . 8000 ml. Mint cond. SZIO C'ond . stert'o, alloy Ooodt.i.rfl · un · Low mllfoage. I owner, Od. Ulke over $4700 pay wheels. I.ow m1lca1ie . J.,... 9730 se-03SO '8000. 534·1920 after 6 a, elf. 848.-M46 too' ••••••••••••••••••• • •• • weekends. ,_.,.------...--9-9-4-0 Stemway, 1930. 5' ll" $7500. Ebony hmts1 S4:I am JOE MAC 'HlllSOM CHIYlOLIT i 1 AutuQ-ntcr Ortve IRVfNJ'. 71>&-7222 &SON Beach Blvd. La Habru (At. 0.ach Is Wh1ttJe r I 714/522-5333 Cloel'd Sundays '16 S3tll auto, "nrf 1ur, WANTED! ~~r~t~.~ ~~0;'/~ l~•l\' model 'l'oyuta.s, ~l o(fer ffunt Her. \loho.s. l'lckul* & V1to11t 213-~1712 l~ll u.~ lodi4y. l'AJJ> ..-ott OK NOT Wfo: Wll.t. BUY YOllR CAR 1-'0R i5 2002 Mmt cond air. 4 spd amt fm cuss Musl Se.e' S6500 days 2 13 9216-n39eves962 ~ '78 BMW 530 I. fully loaded, perl cond Must sell ASAP See to apprec 645-1607 or 642-6490 Capri 9715 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 74 Capn, V6. 4 spd. air. AM/FM cassette. $2000. 830-6150 aft 7 PM Expcr Ja~ mechanic now '71 VW Sqrbk. very good 1976 CADILLAC ••••••••••••••••••••••• ot Herb s Garage. 1995 c.'Ond. • lo ml, auto. new COUPI DI VILLI~~ .HarborBl.CM.548·6226 br akes. AM /FM c,111 Cabrlolettop,leatherln·. PLHONGIL ,,.__ t132 !~~~4. $1SOO. i4S·4MO, lerior. full power. fac· FOR •••••••••••••• ••• •••• •• tor)' aJr conditioning & O '74 J enaen Healey Con· '65 VW BUS. 2000 ma on A M I F M s t e r e o . ver\ible-4 speed, cu1lom new engine. Nu clutch & SPECIAL! (930NQX) ~- AM /t~ M s te reo wllh brakes. FinUlOOOtakes. $5999 \."'>., cassette tape. Dunlop (714) 962·6466 ~. wire wheels. front end . ,--. b.ra. hardtop, Tonneau 74 S~per Beetle.: Xlnt '•o0 ...... ...::_ <.'Over Is new M1ch.ehn ci>od. Alf/~. air cond. -,..,. ~.IAOCl15 CMJU.A( AUTO CENTER tires In SUPER condi· mags. lo m1 Call Aruta uon•, ! Pn pty. 673-471.Sor 96:Mi767 . . . . .. . .... . . ... Now reduced to S5200 i l VW Fastback, A/C. ---------firm. Call 83()..8630 art er 5 55,000 mi's, iclnt rond. 1978 Cadillac Eldo. Last pf p.m. $1600 552.~. the bi& onC!IS' 14.900 ac . . ... , .. Exp J H mechanic now i2SUper Bug tuaJ miles. l'Ull power, at tlerb's Garage 1995 new eng & tires. xlnt !}:::Pr!;vt ply. 754·7623 Harbor Bl, CM. 548-6226 ong. body paint & lot , -----· ----- Walde 97ll stereocass.552-0528 18 Eldo, runs good Needs rrunor body work ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 V.W. Bus: Custom mt $700 751·9529 new tires. snrr Asking --------- $2000 Call 640-0295 i4 Cpe de VIie. all extras. miracle mazda ii VW CoNVERTIBLE. immac~ate. met. _blue, ~·-· ... -o...-.._ ..... ___ ...... lt75FOIDLTD ''ASSIH6a WAGOH 1-'\llJ power, factory oir condl~~J; and VERY LOW ! Cl66MXI>. $lift NABERS CADll.LA( AUTO CENTER 64()..0625 l>aVClf'tt r~a fast &alt' Model A. 1\DO town sedan. oo mrUculou1ly ma m xlnt-onamal ac rw.manjl l.aml'd and loaded "71l CT 67W.W 4l KetC'b. Kedoced OVt'r 4 wti..t-Dri-.-"-9550 CASH! 51.000 nu. $4695. ~ 7427, yellow. new top. «Int 494--204.5 71 Capri, auto, clean good mech. AM/FM. Best of.--------- con d . Met a I I 1 c 2150 Hert.or llTcl. fer49'2-617S '76 Cad Seville, slvr gray, ------;w;~~I . ....... .. . ._, . .. -· "'. . .... 1918 Player Plano. '-'<>mpl restored wrextras. Ca II 971 ·MM aftc•r 6pm $3500/oHer . A1&umable ••••••••••••••••••••••• loan. ~7-0400 vw ·,, IMPORTh, SPOltTS grey/bl a c k . $1000. CoshW... 445-5700 .69 VW Bu AM/F M gray IU\r ant. AM/f'M 646-5339or968·1950. T g,..1125 • tape, all extras, lo m l, ~A.MAZO' W.rltar ''-SZSO Clut ~uipped w /trlr, COSTA MESA AMC/JEEP #I IN CALIF. (.'ALI. TOM Olt FRANK Merc_..t.n '740 ape. Mich. ures. ~. Dys Dae-9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 64.5-5252eve& wknds . 55&-0110. Eves 644·~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• • STs-8258, 646 ~ purctwed April 78. dry KAWAI Console piano s torage avail Nwpt. Beaut. bi-gloss ebony $'1200. (.213)897·30196PM-hnisb. Played very lltUe 8PM. (714 ) 558·6293, 2:S3l Harbor Blvd Se.lls new for $2300 Must 3PM-SPM. COSTA MESA >1-12 :!tlOO M!U 540--0265 _ 1977 Lido 14. racing 714/549-1023 Sldl.g 1091 ve.rslon,. r ustm. cover, il Jeep Commando i1ulo •••••••••••••••• ••••••• sailed tWJce. Ong val trans v.6 $2600/~sl of $3000, wall sac $2300. fer s4&.io:ie ~ 646-9003 evea, 8J3.2574 ext --·------ 9 -5-60 1 f'orm('rly Harbour VW) 28days. Tl"lldra · 18711 REACH BLVD 32' ketch, needs work. ••••••••••••••••••••••• llUNTJ NGTON BEACH S2000 or offer. 556-3073. '7S Q,evrolet LUV Pal·kur MZ.TI4S wit.b GEM-TOP shel .,_ _______ _..,,----------a New brakes & shocks In 'l&Tradewinds '31-rurling excellent mechanical Autos.~ •DATSUNS• L.my SeMc:ticMI Of .UMoct.fs SALES-LEASING PARTS-SERVICE COSTA MESA DATSUN 2845HARBOR BLVD 540-4410 540-02 I l t'or Sale 1958 220S '76 VW. lomi, 9917 Mettedes Benz. Best of MINT.extras . ••••••••••••••••••••••• _f_er_7_1_4·_734_-667_9 ____ , ____ 4_s._._397_9 ___ '67 Ca ma ro. 327. auto. Oet on lhe r1gbt track with the Dally Pilot CH RISTMAS G I FT T R AIN ! Call a Chnstmas Ad-Visor at 642·5678 1975 450-SEL Loaded with extras 29.000 mtl es. (7 14 ) 557·9051. i4 Sup Bug. 48K ma, xlnt Wide ti.res. 4 mags. New cond , AM/F M stereo paint. Clean $1495 caM • nu llreS. $2500. Pb· 21.:M87 · 7205 _______ , 644-1.847. _______ 9_9_2_0 '69 280SL, beaut. cond '60 Needs engine work. AM/FM stereo. all lthr S200 iol, air. 2 tops, 4 spd. 631·2412. $11.500. 759·1961 or 412 vw Wagon. '73 49K. 67S-4736 AM/ FM. orig owner. Lale '76 rmdel, 450SEL S28006T.MDSS. Dk brown. xlnt cond ,74 Super Beetle: new ~tu!, eqbywl2p~earot ~ clutch . tires. brakes. .,., uor · ev""• amtrm, 1mmac. $2750 . ...................... --------- 1977 CHIVROLET '75 Gra.nada 2·dr. 29,500 IMf'ALA SEDAM 11\1, Michelin tires, vinyl Automaur pwr s teer top, A/C, etc. very clean. lng, factoi-y aii cond . S3475 . P .P . Eves . tuJt.ed glass. wsw tires. _67_s.a:M __ 6·------ w~el covers & LOW '76 Pinto wag. Radio. =· Lie. 857RLD Stk heater. lug rack. xlnt cond. Bat ol r. 840-4509. S4777 Bt:V 'EM St:LI. 't:;\I T R.\Dt: 't:)1 R t-:-'iT 'E M Jib and 180% Genoa, full condition! Pri ply Now ••••••••••••••••••••••• s pinnaker gear, ONLY $2500. Call G.Mral 9701 beautiful insulated In· 497-3667 ••••••••••••••• •••••••• terior. Two sailinga--------- sabots a nd Ne wport '77 CHEV Pickup, 'hT 752-6066 846-3947 lill'U'WIP.'9~~".'W't~Ml!'lllll '76450SE. P/W, PIS. sun· -.65-VW--B-us--. r-b-lt_e_n_g_._n_e_w r ·r. aski n g $13.800 clutch , gen .. start er, Ul64NDNl 640 1751. batt. Xlnl body. $1275/bst THEODORE i6 L TO 9-pass. wgn. Brougham. 60-40, ste reo w/tape, cruise. yellow Exrell. $4500/ofr S52..oo28 To pince your ad in this column call 642·5678 DAILY PILOT mooring available. w/8' bed. AC/PS/PO Survey $23,000, will DxJ cab. Dual t11nks. lo sacrifice. <213 )699-0476 mi. $4950. Ph 675-5487 days, (213)790·7058 r.ven· '78 Chevy C30 454 Auto. Inga. Silvarado. air. Offer. Aft ..__._ Slipa/ 6pm 645-3874 ALL ABOARD for t he ~ 9076 . . -Uwly Pilot CHRlSTMi\S ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1976 Oat.sun Pick up 30,000 Gl 1-·T TRAIN ! ! ! For '===========:I miles Air Cond1rad10 I more information and to SU'5AVAILAILE Own.e r . $2950 L1 ~ d 11 K2 255 W 's co. Slds with ... place your a ca a S pademan bindings, YACNewpon.646-0551 ID81199. 642·4321. ext. CHRJSTMAS AD· VISOR good cond. $150. Call 30' Avalon mooring. Jn 210· 642·5678 8rad7S2·:i933 front ot Scari's & swim '72 Courier, valve Job. AJfollotMo 9705 _ 280Z Ski rack $30 Cbaana are. $26,000. 673-5099. camper shell. gd cond. ••••••••••••••••••••••• f1tl95XJ4 $20. Slip space-mooring want· llOM ml. $l400. 496-9250 ·74 Spider, lo mi, AM I FM ____ 75_1_·&6 ed for 28' Owens. Trade Interested in a '60 Ford stereo. nds 11hght body ·~Goods lt094 me-fr .-.ii ling to P1lr. ~ Looks & TUns lm work. $5000 or ~t 1>ffer :?::' •• "';.;' ••••••••••••••• 557-4.528or 559-1.833 $1600. 631·3646; 548-8939 759-1961 or675-4736 •DRIVEA * *LITTLE ••• * SAVE A LOT SHOP & COMP AR F. BARWICK OATSU~ -1' I,,,!,! .Jiil •ll dlll• 831-1375 493.3375 "We need to buy clean Datsun used cars" $Will Pay Top Dollar S -'55 Ford P. U Ad 9707 2845 HARBOR BL V 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Map, clean Sl.500 ••••••••••••••••••••••• S.40-4410 540-021 l COSTA MESA DATSUN Cll!'lf lfS. S./ 631-2408 '72 100 LS $1800 tape deck1 ________ _ llilit 9120 & stereo. 58K ••••••••••••••••••••••• Chevy. '79 ~lg 10 i,,, ton 644-l238 i4 710 Wagon Xlnt cond Older camper 4.sale w/o Oeewde. S1lverado, bile inside & out Good k s 0 s · ft wine upholstery. special '70 IOOLS. f4 ·s pd, 2·dr. mecb'I & tires AI C. CHOO CHOO CHOOSE true · 15 · t ove order every xtra , AM/FM c111a .• new ex· -$1850552·5467 your aift9 from the Dally rdri · &40-2'700 S7SOO/Ofter. 499-1919. haust system. dependa· • Pilot CHRISTMAS GIFT '76 JayKing campe r . .,, ble trans. $950./or bst '73 Datsun 1200. AM /t M. TRAJN! Every Wednes· trailer, fully equipped, 18 ~be v 1 ~ t 0 n · olr 548-6062 mags. 4 spd. gd cond. day beganrung Nov. 15th good tires, sips 6, $UIOO. Loaded +extras. Xlot · any reas orr ~!1·9521, thru Dec. 10th. Call: Aft4PM,492·2761 coocl.$7500.957.a17o Brown '73, Audi lOOLS. 67S.9731Mark 642·5678 • 72 Chevy, ~ton pk up. 350 Snrf, stereo. runs great. . . . 67 "!W van,. pop.top, V8 3spd standard 77 000 $l200/bstofr 644.5119 76 P. King P/U King Cab, K11wasalu Jet Siu, brand engine good body nda • · • wht.-, d lxe shell, A/C, new: never us<.-d. Below work.$900.642·5647 ml,MZ·l2l5 IMW 9712 AM/FM stereo cass. retall. 63l-3l40 Motoelmcl 11"-s 9140 '76 Oataun Pick up. 30.000 ....................... boot rack. nu tire/brk8. Diver's gear. top of the ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. Air Cond/radlo., l $4..250559·5064 line,. Del Mar wet swts & n Moped Foxi $299 Cash. r.;J11;: &J.~~~ 5 · t. 2~J c 78 Blk 280Z Spec Edit eqwp. will let go for $150. UJte new. only used 1 · ex · Mint cood. 7M , loaded ~1-3160 rm.494-1337 v-9570 Sac. $9975. 499-4095 StoreR ....... I ••••••••••••••••••••••• .... " '10'5 ~:wdH 9150 76 CHEVROLET '73 Datsun 1200, xlnt cond. 5cci hrs. 11..1 AM /FM rud10. 8-lrk ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SURfElt VA" LAST CHANCE FOR tape, Aft 6. 673·7235. Cash Recpshn il Harley, 1.200 electra Auto ma tic. AM I F M 1971 SlOl's 3 Sweda Cash Registers , glide custom chopper, all stereo tape, pwr. s teer S .a.VE•. used 2 mo stall under new, S50 ml on ever · ing, bl-bac k seal s, "" wmty. Take over lse ything, Denver 1prin1er. special paint, cruise coo IUY OR LEASE Mr.Jobnson644·8385 mucbochrome. Must see lrol, pop.top roof, aux MOW! TY Rocio - -to appreciate. $3650 or gas tanks. Tacoma Haff, Shno IHI ~ff er. 554·5728, =1:.~~~;i:s· Lie ~~~~~ Must sell. '75 8210. Good cond. AM /FM. Call 536-72216 i6 8210 H('hbk, nu brks, rad tires. 30,000 ma. AMI FM . $3200. Pat ••••••••• •••• •• • •• • • ••• 1-1-AV AflAllU:t--+-~~~=::.---::.--. . oppe r THEODORE 9721 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ROBINS '73 MBZ 220 Ost. S6900 27 uffer. 548-00Sl '63 Falcon V8 auto. runs mpg. Xlnt cond Pvt pty --.-71_VW __ B_u_s_,_x_ln_t__ oreat. aood tares. very FORD 1060 t~AABOA BLVD COSTA Ml!>A 64'2 0010 494·2368 eves/ wknds ,.. .. cond, needs engioe. dependable . $375 or best MG 9742 ....•........ , •....••.. '67 MG. must sell. Bestotrer. Good cond. 631-()413 MGI 9744 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 MGB. wire whls. AM/ FM cass stereo. xtras.$4500/ofr.675-9311 o,.t 9746 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd trans • auto trans. vinyl top, rellllOflable. 581·3610 dys, 497-2362 evs. 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••• P.P . $950. 646-7239 ''IS Monte Carlo Landau of(er64.S-7297 62 IAJA IUG 29M mj, crwse. stereo. '72 Wagon, class 3 hitch, all', I owner. Beaut cond. air shocks. crui control. Eight track new reblt $4500/olr 552·0528 eog. sunroof. Cherry' Sl050 ~·2154 Must Sell ! $1200 Ask for '69Camaro. excell conda-.....,di 9947 Ed 546;-921.5 tion. S2195 o r bst ofr ••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-7SlO it Ma venck. Xlnt cond YolYo 9772 1975 Chevy Luv. Mikado $1250/bal ofr. 551-6683 or • ••••••••••••••••••••••• rnodet. s pecial int .. ext.. ~ 1 VOLVO shell. s tereo. 8-lnck. Met--ar1-,-"'----9-9_5_0 speakeni S2000/b6t olfer Ca I I L a r r y 6 4 5 •••••••••••••••••••:••• SALES, SHVICE 6067/Laune, 642·9136 ORANGE COUNTY S AHO LEASIHG alter 5PM NEWEST Overseu Delivery Ex· '72 Malibu 350 Super UNCOLN·MERCURY perts clellJ\! xlnt rond. a/r. OeaJersblpisnowOPEN RAYFLADHOE Prv Pty 5484757 LINCOLN-MERCURY EARLEIKE '67 Camaro 350. all new. l6·18AutoCenter Dr tires, mags. radiator, SOfWy.Lake f'orest exat '65356StC. VOL-VO excellent cond1t1on. rront end. Reblt trans. IRVINE $USO. 498-2641. 130-7000 67s-<llOll . 675·0534 1966 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA '73 914 2.0 6.1 K. xlnt cond. 646-9103 540-9467 new 185 Mich. S5500 or ----------•'73 Malibu, 133,000 m1 , '72 Col. Park 9 pass wag. best offer. 541H313 days , ORAHGECOUHTY tires good. auto. air, White, fully loaded! 559-6442evcs &Sunday. VOLVO radio Good cond Sl400 Xlnt' $2300. 675·6161 i6 9115 xlnt cond. 33,000 EXCLUSJVELYVOLVO (irm.495-0642aft2PM. Milst..g 9952 m1 . Best offer over LargestVoJvoDealer '77Chevett.e,1mm.acul11tc. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $15,000831·9102831·1160 in Orangeq>unty~ S2800 '65 8 cyl. reblt. eng & BUY or LEASE 751.fl019 trans Rood shape. $1595 1964 Convt. Mus t sell DIRECT Call963..a>75 qwck.S3100orbestoffer. ~ij~~~~-ffll~I~ Chry.a.r 9925 --------_Ca_ll_~------1 f e Te ... ;;·;;·~;;~-;;;_;; ... ~.~ ....... !!.~~ R__.. 9755 _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ 4 DOOR SEDAM '73 Olm Omega·4 door. •••••••••••••••••••••• 2025 S. Manchester Padded toe>. rull power. V8, automatic, trans .• UST DRIVf OUR Anaheim 750-2011 factory an conditlomnit. pwr. st.eenn1 & br~kes. 'U CAR ---------a rallye wheels Jl LOW a.ir cond .. AM/FM stereo OF THE Y~....... LOW MILES' c1u I PL> tape, onJy 52,000 miles & C.ul P"" an excellent rond1tion Goodmventoryin stock AMtos.UMd $1799 (559PHF>. P ri. pty. HurrywhUetheylasl! ••••••••••••••••••••••• S2250/best offer . Call MIRACLE ,.~ 9905 549·9866 days: 545-3788 -everungs & weekend$. MAIDA/184AULT ••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.SOHarborRlvd. i6 a w mil a i6Re ency98,2dr,l5.000 COSTA 11ood cond. Bri&ht . . ra c ean. 645-5700 ye 1 1 o w . s 2 8 o o . •·c-a-IUHUl-... --.. -... ---,-9-3-0 $4500.842-67311 RENT A TV Sportster. Chromed. newly rebuilt. Best offer. 642-3460 ROBINS •IMW• •RESALES• '7420024 sp. (J73LPF> '75530laalr (~MMI.) '7620024sp. <569 PQM ) i1320i 4 sp. <283SP11 '16530i 4Rp (3l5RKS) '77 630CSt (68fIT JE l 640-6100/963·3357 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '77 F errari 308GTB . Rolls Royce t7S I '73 UNCOl.M ·n Regency, loaded, low mi. $6600 847-42'4 LOW AS i5 Honda C8360. excell. FORD 1060 UAR BOA BLVD. COSlA MESA ()41·0010 SI 0. MO. ~· 8000 mi. Clean. $47 Free delivery in ar~a Firm. 67s.8429art. 5:30. _ (7141 549-7024 Motor.._ .. s.le/ '76 Ford Va o E250. Low -lt""/ShM CllJI f 160 m I , m i n t c o n d . CB Equipment. new & ••••••••u••••••••••••• $6250/080 (714)551·6332 used. ~f:~~ll aft. 5, lt7lL•d• ev, (213)~dys a....y Motortaa-'76~ Ecooo window van. '°:;.& w.n..... Fully sell contained. 191~ ml .• all options, ,.. Geoentor; 2 air condl· fuu cust. int. by dealer. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Uonera. root top air, TV Driven by buslneu exec ••••.. 9010 ante nna, CB radio, t o It from work . ••••••••••••••••••••••• AM/FM stereo tape, lite $6,145/olfer67S-3580 new tiret ai other extru BoanNG too numeroua to men· ..._W..ted 9590 t.lon. Very. very clean. ••••••••••••••••• • • •• • • Look at this ooe before WI WIU IUY you bu)'! Call Truman at YOUlt DATSUM THEODORE ROBINS FORD }n~,p t•APfH '" fl v tl (0\TA M(\A ,, ; , ,, 1 1' PAJD FOR OR NOT TOPDOUAI flOITOPCAIS BAR WIC K DAT'iUN , 1 11 • 831 137S 49J.JJ75 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR TOP USED CARi FOREJON, DOMJ.;8TIC or CLASSICS II your car ia utra clean aee ullln t. Also limited number or 1978 320i 's ls still avalla· ble. Call us U>day ! 831-2040 495-4949 OU~E COUMTY'S OLDIST & SaJea-Serv1ce-Leaslng Rov ca"..-~ltte. Rolls A.oyce BMW IS40Jemboree Ne.wport Be.acb ~ ---·- CREVIER SANfA ANA Metalllc silver. burgun dy leath. 6000 miles, Mint cond. $28,450 Ca II eves aft6, (2131361·3260. Flat 9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaao Over 200 Fiats to choose from plus 11n out.standlng selection of Sports Caf1' al OICK Mii.LEH MOTORS l.20WWarner.S.A. 557·2132 AU.MEW 1977 LAHCIAS IN INVF.NTORV $3000 DISCOUNT! New HPE As Low i\s $132' (ser. 701814 > Select AutoSaJ•11 1.221 N. Harbor Blvd. Anaheim m .fMtOO &I U 6llOAOWAY 835·3171 FIAT X·lf fHC ulftMAft OfllV...O MACMIN~ Yel. aJr. lo ml. full price •USID IMWs• tt.300.67s.1012. •••••••••••••••••••••• Nt DEALER IN U.S.A. ROY CARVER ROllS·ROYCC 1$40 J•mbofu .... ~ .... < .. ,,__ __ __....,... CLOSlO SUNDAYS ---'SGStlver Cloud 1 S19,000 985-4144 1961 Rolla Royre, white. very nice cond. $19,500. 6'0-7030. 9760 ••••••••••••••••••••••• '78 99G L 4300 ml. Make otter. 494·2781 Toyota 9745 ••••••••••••••••••••••• liP<>llYOU S&LYOUR TPYOTA, SEE US! MA1t9UIS TOYOTA MISSION VIEJO 131·2110 491-1210 9"s ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • PUICHASE OILIASE YOUR NEW 1979 CADILLAC NOW! coun 839·5382 Padded lop. leather in· 1965 Olds mobile . Ex · t.erior. Cull power, fac· cellent condition. Runs t.oeya1rcood1t1onin1t.lilt good. $595/or offer. w b e e I & s t e r e o . 962-5355 (799HDB)........_ -------9-9-5-7 $2799 ... ..._ NABERS CADILLAC AUTO CENTER . ... .. . ....... .. ' ..... . ••••••••••••••••••••••• i6 2 dr. 4 spd. low 011. $19815 PIP. sharp. 988-0825 rtr-• '960 • •••••••••••••••••••••• 74 COHTIMltfT AL '71Valiant8 cyl. 4 dr. PIS. ..._....._.w IV P/B, A/C, Xlnt cond. One -" Owner$l400549·3118 Padded top, full power. ractory air cond .. tall '86 PLYMOUTH SatelUte wheel split pwr seats 2 dr hrdt.p. Low mlleage, st~re'o t ape pl• yer: re bit engine. _radio. cruise control & low heater, air cond. <needs mileage. (576WOC>. ~). power steering Slfff ai power brake•. Gd. transportation, S.S. Cao be Sttn thla weekend. NABERS CA[)\_ LAL AUTO CENTER . . . . ... . . ~. c.u ~1"435 . ff 65 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ' * .... ,, 2600 twbOr BM1. 'T1 Tram Am, lo ml. xlnt COStct Med. S40-QIOO •--------,....-a cood, lo down, lake over ~~~~!!~~!!._ lt74UMCOLM !>!>:~ats. 9U·l800, ..: COMnl•fT AL _,,_, I t7J CADILLAC COUN IAU81UICIC 29125Harbor Blvd. Co8t.a Mesa t79·~ 738avanaS/R <llf7HJP)....... 9727 7420!Xlupd <BHQ015) ••••••••••••••••••••••• '75CoronaStallon Wacon i52002Auto,1lr Od2236> •71 H o nda Ac cord . 4dr.41pd. amlfm . aooei WE .Uy 1U.Ol.18/R <OaRKM > ......,. --C 11 497 ~ aDOUDO Cab11olet toe>. full power. factory air condiUonlng, AM/1'11 •t.ereo with tape deck, Ult wheel. CNH contro l • S HARP! C4llKMVl. Landau l()p, full power, 1971 PllHllD split power aeau. lealh«!r Auto. trana .. P .S. " P. B .. \nlt!rloc-fact~ air con· •lr cond. " low mile3! dlt1001n1, tilt wheel, X1nt. cond. (2111023) '77510;4epS/1l (Ol79 Au.to matlc trans ., .. v ..... _..... a · USED CARS T7a>c:Jl •li pd (TR5"2) AM/FM. stHI belted ,_•_tt._5;,.._ _____ _ . CALL PAPPY 78mctla Sill (012VPV> radlall, beautiful gold '72 ToYota Looi bed only UMdCal' 111r ca..it• IH•I)• :1\::,or.:OO?f~;:, ~ 1be.ll, wtndow1. Spoiler 'T1 Pace ·Arftlw •· dual 540-H30 -3115 • 8 on too. •list cond, 1275. root a ir. lomded W<ltb "11 UDI LOADED, allver, 147 ' pm. Call Rua aft 5; 538-7013. ~~~~~~~~ xtru. 5U•SO.Oev11. loml. Sl~ "It CMc 51pd, 38,000 ml. To10Ut p&ck-up, yellow. ;:: am/fm, ldat cood. $11.50 1oGi bed SR-5, camper n-.o. JOW old fll~f for H2t HARBOR BLVD 1"be f..i.t dra• ID lite GrbellM2-U70 w/customlaed Interior I!.•• aoodlH wllb a • W..t •..• Delly PUot $4750. 80·4241 II DO ~ad.tu.M'11 COSTA MESA ClM8116ed Ad M2.ae78. 8elUcDettetm "2·5171 an.~151·5564. .. $lttt NAHH?<,, r N lll l Ill AlITO CENTER CNN control, •AM/FM 11771 ·~· <n;>99 CllflER lminl NABf 1,oc:, l Al "lll l N. AUTO CFNTf:R Al Irvine Auto Centtt Dm Rotkf\eld Bl~. J...Ueror.t '"""" • C.taln• wap, cle10. •-.-.-Ma~.--Ca-11-M2-.Sf79-= l:::i51n.::,, para . ' 17 Huntington Beach Fo1•ntain Valley EDITI O N VOL. 71 , NO 325, 3 SECTIONS 26 P AGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 , 1978 Afternoon N .. Y. Stoeks TEN CENTS Cul tis is Sought • "Ill Guyana Jungles G EOkG ETOWN Cu' .1n 1 <AP l l S troop-< Ot•\\ 1n t<1 da)' to l)(>grn .1 mur" bt c ...:.JluUJ•· ft'rry mg out l'OrJ>"'' of m1>rt• thun .aw An wnl'.1n t 111t1 ... l:. \\ht1 drank u lt•Lhul brl'\\ of l\oql i\1cl and l'Y<lntdt• 1n f.m:itu· lo\ t1lt\ to a SUll'ldul ffil''i:.l.1h But lh1• 'jJh or lht.' bodlt'' m il\ f(1rc·t• lhl' Mlldu.~rt> lo bun.• them on tht\ pot 1n the Jun~lt• t'ornmum· "'ht•1, lhl.'y died H u> an•· • "oOldlf'r"'\ und poht't". m.-.cn\\hllf', \t•nn•h1>d lhl' 11ur r•\llrttf1t1.: w1ld t"rnt-111' fnr hon dn <h o( uthf'r rnt.•mtwr .. or lht· w e t the• l't'Uplt' ·-. 'l 1·m pit>, "'ho I I ,. 11 ' r 0 n\ ' h" .111" l' !>i ' 0 \\ II .11.n 1n1ll11r.1I '''lllt·mc•nl ,1flt'r lht• mJ''> !tUlt'ldt A n•por lt•1 ~ho v1~1tl:'d tht• t•.1mp, l!>O m1lt''i northwes t of lhi.. South Auwriran cup1tul !'IJ 1c1 1 t look('(t It kt• a ~.i rbat:l' dump wht'rt' somebody dumped a lol or rag dolls .. SURVIVOR RELATES RITUAL OF OEATH-A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES DYING OF CANCER?-A7 The bodies or thE: sect founder. the Rev Jim J ones, and has wife were among 409 corpses that a police spokesman said Guyanese troops had counted in and around the meeting hall in Jonestown. Jones and several o thers had been shot, pre· sumably by their own hand. The others had drunk Kool-Aid into which the camp doctor mfxed cyanide. Jones ordered the mass suicide Saturday afler sect members ambushed and killed a U.S. congressman and four other persons who were part of an investigative team that v1s1t- ed Jonestown. • Three U.S. Air National Guard C·l~O transports arrived here this morning carrying about 200 Army and Air Force personnel a nd rooct and equipment Air Force officials said a C 141 Starlifter was expected later. carry in~ a dozen ht'laco pter'> that would rcrry t,he bodies out of Jonestown But Douglas Davidson. an of fic1al wtth th~ U.S F.mbassy, ~aid the bodies ·were 1n •rn tul vanced state of decompos1t100 a nd authorities were cons1denn~ burying them at Jonestown "The bodies are starling to s well and some seem read\ t1r (See SEARCH, P age A2 I. Shenkma ·n Gets 'Maim' Threat Teachers Strike By RAYMOND ESTRADA JR. Of -o.lly Pl ... S~I Tearhcr association leader Ira Toiban i-.aid today a strike ap pears hkely next week if Hunt angton Beach Union High School 01straet teachers vote Wednes· day to reject the school board'!> latest pay hike offer. ~ To1ban. president of the 750 me mber Dlstnct Educators As· sociat1on. said he will recom mend teachers vote to re1ect tht:' I board's offer or a possible five ~ percent pay boost only if state I imposed salary freezes are lifted an J-anuary. · Toi bin called the srhool board 's latest offer "lotally un- acceptable." Teachers voted overwhelm ' ingly last Wednesday to walk off their JObs i1 a contract settle ment as not reached. The DEA negotiators. who represent the district's 830 teachers an con· tract talks. arc asking for a seven percent pay boost. School d1str1ct and teacher • negotiators met with a state appointed mediator Monday in hopes of developing an agree m e nt tha t would avert the strike i I t But teacher spokesman Bill Bianchi said today the board's offer "really on9' amounts lo a 2.5 percent pay increase since it would Ix> for just six months." School d1stnct spokesman Lyn Henderson said today the pro- posed five pe rce nt pay hike would cost the taxpayers about $800,000 over the ncx-t s ax months. Bianchi termed th<• board's "second fina l offer" as "a facade" and .. ndiculou~ " Assistant Superintendent Glen Dysinger. head Of the district's negotiating team, said teachers tell him the main issue on the ta- ble as still binding arbitration by a neutral third party in employee grievances.. .. The teacher leade rship says they will s trike for binding arbitration." Dysinj!er said. Oy sin~er said t eachers art' al1>0 demanding the d1i.tricl dig into its reserve funds lo pay ror higher salanes Dys111~er said slate ofricials told him the five percent pay of. fer is believed to be the highest such s alary boost propo~al made to teachers in the state. Coast · Weather Chance of rain 40 percent on Wednesday~ A little coole r wilt\. lows tonight in tow to middle SOS. Highs Wednesday,S8to65. INSID E TODAY Fons wiU pay S25 o seat for a chance to bid /or 423 ~raonal item.a thal belonged to Judy Garland. The gOO<U will be auctioned off on Sun· da11. SlOf'Y, photo Page AS. l•dex . ~--- N CJ N M ... .. At 114 .. .. .. '" M o.llY ~ ... ~ 1WY l" .. ri<, 0'0.W.H HUNTINGTON BEACH POLICE OFFICERS GATHER PRIOR TO DEMONSTRATION They Picketed City Council Mond•y Night In Continuing W•g• Dispute · ~ Two Vietims Robin wood Will Close ·1n H untington H antingt.on Cops Hun t for Attacker Ocean View School District trustees voted Monday to close Robinwood Elementary School tried to tra._ngle. h e The in Huntington Beach-by June--of A police manhunt continued oday for ct stocky-man pohce believe sexually assaulted Hunt- ing ton Beach women in two separate predawn incidents Sun· day and Thursday. Police Sgt.. Luis Ochoa said both women were grabbed from behind and disrobed at about 2·20 a .m. as they were leaving their garages. The attacker ap· parently followed both women home from local.ions in Newport Beach . In the Sunday attack, a 35· year-old southeas t Huntington Beach woman~ull e r e a blackened eyes, numerous bruises and cuts on her race after she tned to struggle for freedom. She told police she may have blacked out when the sandy· haired , ~ix·foot-tall attacker Issues Discussed VIENNA. Austna <AP ) -Six U.S. senators met in Bucharest • Monday with Romanian Presi· dent Nicolae Ceau sescu. woman refused hospitalization. 1980 because of dwindling stu· Police said the woman was re· dent enrollment. turning home from a private Parents of the youngsters at party in Newport Beach. Ochoa the school. 5172 McFadden Ave .. said the attacker may have raised no protest when the spotted the woman as she was school board voted 4 to 0 to close driving along Pacific Coast Robinwood. Highway. Trustee Darrell Carter was Las.t Thursday. a 24·year-old absent at Monday's meeting. wom an arrived at her downtown District official Gayle Wayne area apartment gar a e and w=a~-·otecLthat.. enroUmenk>f the-kin- gr.lb bed -a na 1s ro e in a dergarten through sixth grade near by alley. students from the Robinwood The attacker. who matched area has dropped to just 190 the same description as given by youngsters this year. the woman assaulted Sunday, Another 230 students In the forced the 24·year-old victim to Mentally Gifted Minor program submit to a sex act. PQlice said. from throughout the distract are Ochoa said the Thu'r,sday vie· also now attendm~ Robinwood. tim was returning home from a Mrs. Wayne said the remain· Newport Beach retf.aurant when ing students who are li ving In she was attacked. the Robinwood area will be as· Both women told police their si~ned to Village View School. attacker may have been driving 5361 Sisson Drive. Huntington a la rge sedan. Beach, In the fall of 1980. In both attacks, the man used The MGM students will be his hands to assault his victims. transferred to Meadow View He apparently carried no gun or School, 5702 CJark Drive, Hunt· knife, police said . ington Beach. in 1980. Runmag Called Vruaf e C.oastAirRace Canceleil Air races that h ad been scheduled Friday, Saturday and Sunday off the coast of Hu_gi, lngton Beach have been can· celed because of an unsafe runway on the beach. Officials said the decision .o call off the pylon-to.pylon races over the ocean near Huntington State Beach was reached after tests were made Friday. Tom Miller. a locaJ ofllclal wltb the state Department of Parks and Recreatlon, said the sand for a makeshift runway near Brookhursl Street was un· stable, ev.en alter being watered down and rollect . A small recinl{ plane was aa· 1embled al the site Friday but became boUed down lo the soft. l sand. he saJd. Pat Hines. r.resldent of the U.S. Air Rae ng Association. said there was "no way'' his or· gani:ulion would sanction the races under the conditions. ''There's no question It would be unsafe," be said Monday. , He added that planes may become bogged oown In the sand and tip over during landings. .. A safe runway was the keystone to our approval," he said. "We wanted no part or k and wouldn't have allowed our piloll to participate." Hine. u1d his organballon l1 lhe only body that can sancUon air ractna eventa. The declalon lo cancel the races wu made Friday by or· . . ganlzer David Wolf. Wolf. who operated out of a room in the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa, had re· celved permisaion from the state Coastal Commission last Tues· day. He alao had permission f'rom the c ity, atale Department of Parks and Recreation and the Federal Aviation Agency. Wolf said l9<1ay he plans to reschedule the event next fall in Huntington Beach "because of the tremendous community sup· port." ·•we didn't find out that the aand wouldn't compact until lt was too late to ny ln a portable runway from Texu," he said. <See RACE, Pase Al> ' . Pattinson NewHB Mayor By ROBERT BARKER Of,._ o.or ,....,. sc.tt Huntington Beach City Councilman Ron Shenkman and his family were gi ven police protection Monday night after Shenkman report ed that he was threatened with maimrng earlier in the day Two officer ~ cscorlt'd Shenkman to his car near the end of Monday night ·s s tormy c1 ty council meeting that was picketed by about 75 off-duty police officers. Two officers hovered near the council podium throµghout the meeting as an added precaution. Shenkman said he received "a very brief" telephone call from a woman at about 1: 45 p m. Monday who threaten~d ham with maiming if he carried out his Intentions lo resign as mayor and support Ron Pattinson to replace him. Shenkman did step down as mayor at the beginning of Mon· day night's session. Pattinson was selected to succeed him as a mayor on votes of Shenkman. Pattinson. Don MacAllister and John 'Ibomas. Shenkman has said he wall re- sign from the city council Dec. 18. Shenkman indicated that he didn't put too much s tock an the threat but notified police because of the highly charged emotional adlmos):)here. Pohce Chief Earle Robitaille saTd today that police wi I pro·- vide .. a great deal" of secunty to Shenkman and his family a~ Jong as he wtshes. ") take all threats as factual until proven oth e rwise." Robitaille said. Meanwhile. attorney Steve Solomon demanded the 1m· mediate resignation of Mayor Pro-Tempore Richa · be.rL onday night. Solomon. an attorney for the Huntington Beach Pol ice Of· ficers Association, said that Siebert should take a psychialnc examination and the results m ade public. Solomon claimed that Siebert "falsely and maliciously" al· tacked police Lt .• Jim Walker and that Siebert altered or re- moved public records Siebert reported an alleged threat on his life by Walker last wuk. Siebert said he based the report on statements made to him b y e mployees at a pharmacy in which Siebert is a part owner. Walker denied making the threat and Siebert said later that he was •'fibsolutely convinced" that Walker Intended him no harm. The controversy became rurther clouded with the mysterious appearance of a second mt!morandum supposed· ly lnlllaled by Siebert that modified his first memo regard- ing the severity of the alleged threat. Siebert previously declared that he stands by his orlctnal m e m o to otrlcJals that, his employees told him words to the effect "that when Walker saw him a1ain. he might be armed and would · be u lt ove r hlm "<Siebert >. Siebert said he didn't know how the second memo came about. · Siebert also was nominated for mayor Monday night but ,lost to Pattlnaon when he could mualer only the support of Ruth Balley. Bob Mandie and blmsetr . A crowd of about 2SO attended Monday Diabl'a aeulon. 0.0I~ P•IOI ~1•11 PftolD THREATENED BY WOMAN Ex-mayor Shenkman fltE.W.iiUMTINGTON MAYOR Ron Pattinson COMES UNDER FIRE CCH:1ncllm~n Siebert D.tlly ...... S.Uff ,._. CAfTtClZ£S SIEBERT fPollce Attorney Solomon i l f 7 il~ DAIL V PILOT HIF ll.!!C!!y, ~ 21, 1111 Whg Did They Die? 'Jffadness of Jff any' By Tbt' ~lated Pttt• Hundrt'd~ of mem~ri1 or a rebrious cult rormed an ordf'rl.r tine, then look their llv~a. Wlth • dr.UJbl or P,OllOO Shockln6'. YH· And b1tarn.· Rut not, ' y tht• t•l(J)l·rt~. 'iurpr11101 Ch.!llt'n!-\t'tf from ""1thout 'h4k~n by d fttUon1 within, tbt ltt•\ Jim .Jon'·' ., P<•uph• ' Tt•mplt' ~wellt-d with unrertalnt.y. then 1m 1>lotkd. l''\Pl'rl~ bclh•H• 'lll'arl.>' 400 culU ta luok their Uvc' m tht" 1 .. olakd Jun~h· t•f l1u~ 111 nit a uny South Amcncan rt>pubUc ~OM .. Rt;POK rt·:oa \' WERI. SllOT . but GU)'tlllt'\(' uulhor 111,.., ' td ""'"l .\Jll>.tr\•nth d1t'd Ctl pna,on An t•Atamult:d 700 othct ' ""crt· ~ht•H'd tu hJ\\ fl<.'d 1nlo Ow JUtWlt' The 1u1cldcb •nC'luf11 Jmx'f> h1:. • rft" and l'iOO died )u:.t hour11 ft('r the llct'l 11mbl1!Jll' .. rnc-1d 111mrar~. 111.'holar~ on :l>Uh'ltlt• .md l'Ull' 'II\ h a'> tht rl'Olllt•' l l'ffilJh• 'i&V tht>y llllW It com Laguna Archite ct Murdered 8' ~·n:\'E MIT('HEl.l. OI ttw 0.H• Ptlot $i.ll Tht' blood~ nud~ bod) or prom 1ncnt W!guna Beach an•h1tect Rrent Stapleton 1'oht•.\ \lo SC, rouna 1n h1::. ht'tl Mnnd:-n I k hJd been ::.ta bbt.•d lOd«'Jlh . Police arrested a 20-year·old tran::.umt for questioning in the murd(>r The) said the .voung man had b<'en befriended by Tobey, 55 . <trter arriving in Laguna Beach last week Police wen.• holding Robert Ralph Rooth in li1:u of $250,000 bail. lna. It wu onJy •question. they say. or who and when "No.bodY has believed we silly people who aaid It. 15 poiilbl~ to control people to t.hh:1 degree. But It has happened." said Boston peycblalrilt John Clark, who has studied these cults five years . "THIS l8 NOT SVRPRI ING," said Rabbi James Rudin. lln om cutl o[ th AmCrt<.'Un Jewtsh commlltt.'e who has written ex t«'niHvt•ly on cults "It's not s urpnslng when you com11der the totahtar1an atmosphere In which molit cults operate .. "Ou1• war. our ~ldf• 1t'irli madness of many," said Dr. Edwin Shnl'1dmon of tht· Un1vers1t} of Cahfom1a. the nation's only pro· I\.' ~or of tbanat.ology .-.1 d1sc1phne named for Thanalob, the Ore~k &od of death. These men i.ay thut strong. even totalitarian. leaders hke .Jonl's leave no room ror their adherE"nts to dissent. Often. says <'lu rk. 1l ,., lhll) uniformity of thought and behef that attracts ro11owl'n. Tobey's violent death came on the same day J_.aguna Beach ca binetmakel' James Earl S<.'ra mhn was found guilty of murder in the bludgeon killing or retired Coas t Guard officer Albert Daniel Willard -a cl()S(' friend of Tobt-y BODY OF SLAIN CONGRESSMAN LEO J . RYAN ARRIVES IN SAN FRANCISCO Family Watches at Left H Hcinor Guard Carnes Guyana Slaying Victim Police said 1t wa::. Tobey who dts<'OVC'rt:'d Willard ~ body at tht' rettrt>d officer's home in August or 1977. 's1:vcral days after his friend had b<:l·n bludgeon.:-d to death wit h ~1 mahogany fertllil) st ... lUl' A Sup('n or Court Jury found Seramltn guilty of ~ccond degree murder Monday 1n that hom1c1de trial Tobey's body was discovered b~ Roger Hylbak, 47. who lives 111 b<ick of Tobey and shared the same k1tehen with the desiwier There were numerous wounds m the u ppcr part of Tobey's body. Hylbak told police he arnved at Tobey's hom e at 1320 Carmelita St. at about 6 p.m .. but did not discover the bod>• for another 45 minutes. Ho said he went into Toooy'::. bedroom to make a telephone call v. hen hl' saw his friend's body underneath the bedding. "It's JUSl not safe to live in Lag una Be a <.'h anymore." a shaken Hylbak told officers late Monday night out~ide the home Pedestrians Hit; Driver Faces Charge F ro• Page A I SEARCH. • • burst ... said embassy offi cial Pell'r Londoner. Hi~h afternoon temperatures here the past· three days haw been m the 85-90·degrec range. and the tropical s un has shone steadily two days. Tearful Mounters Greet Ryan's Body The American contingent in· eluded 29 identification experts. To s peed the process. the Guyanese government waived a law requiring a utops ies 1n homicide cases. Also found at the camp was some $.500,000 in cash and some Jewelry. Unconfirmed reports also s aid $500,000 in gold and hundr eds of Socia l Security check!. had also been found . Fifteen survivors were report· ed found. three in the camp and 12 who came out of the jungle Estimates or the missing ranged from more than 375 to more than 775. An. exact estimate was not po::.s1blc because reports of the ::.l'ltlc ment ·s total population ranged from 800 to 1.200. Most were from California. the head- quarters of the sect. Rhodes gave this account of SAN FRANCISCO tAPl -The body of slain Rep Leo J . Ryan came home today from the South American jungle where he was murde r ed by religious fanatics. The big C-141 U.S . Air Force transport touched down at the Coast Guard base near San Francisco International Airport at 8 :25 a .m. for a mournful welcom e by some of Ryan'c. fam11y and about 30 friends. The white and gray Military Airlift Command plan(' taxied across a wet ramp and stopped directly before some three dozen reporters and photogr aphers. a::. a line of about two dozen car!. rolled slowl y to within 50 feel of the plane A hearse backed up to the rear-loading aircr a ft as the · clams hell doors s lowly opened al that moment. many of the family and friends began to shed tears. what happened Saturday: A Navy honor guard or two J ones caJled the members of women and four men lined up at the tolony to the assembly hall the foot of the ramp as the doors by loudspeaker. telLing them: came fully opened and the con Shannon. 21. They were held tightly around t he shoulders by Ryan's administrative a ide •• Joe Holsinger. who stared g rimly as the family wept. "There would be a million people here if we let them in." said lawyer George Corey, who helped with Ryan's re·e lection campaign. It had rained overnight. but the skil"' cleared and the sad ar· rival took plal'l' under a mostly sunny sk~. The bodies of San Francisco photoj?rapher Greg Robinson and NBC cameraman Robert Bro wn a lso arriH•d on the aircraft but. according to of. f1 c1als. were to be flown im· med1att'I) to Los Angl·lc~ Their flag.draped C<lskets WC.'rt' \'!Sible JUSL ins ide the plane':. open doors. The)', Ryan. NBC ncw::.ma n Don Hurns and People:. Temple s('llll·r Patricia Parks were gunned down at the airstrip as the) attempted to board a plane ufler v1s1ttn~ the C'Ult ·::. settle· ment at Jonestov. n. "PEOPLE WHOGOINTOCULTSare in a state of mtndlhatdoeb not ~llow ouuude Information to eTiter. They reel safe. coly. They can talk thelr own language to each other. it's reinforced by their oppos1t1on to a ll outside reality an ·us and they' men· ta lily ... Clark believes Congressma n 'Ryan cracked this wall or uni· formity when he v1s1ted the People's Temple cqmmune Saturday to investigate alleged abuse of sect members; several members chose to leave with him. These events. Clark says, "tore apart the cult ·s sense of certainty. "I think the lhmg imploded." he said. "You have to un· derstand that there is no room for ambiguity in groups like thi::. When ambiguity occurred. when something went wrong, they all panicked.and the cult destroyed itself ... THE AMBUSH ANO KJLUNGS followed Within hours. ac· <.'Ording to witnesses. cult members lined up for a draught of poison reportedly brewed in a large vat. Mark Lane. a lawyer representing the cult. was at the camp just before the deaths. He said the members discussed suicide before he fled, fearing for his own life He said two cult members told him: "We are all going to die now." ''They were smiling ... thl'y looked genuinely happy." Lane said. A California psychologist. who accompanied Ryan to Gurana lo try to get his daughter out of Jonestown. said me mbers o the group rehearsed mass su1 c1de and signed undated s uicide notes before they left California for Guyana. O ne can onJ y speculate about Jones' motives. There were re. ports he was seriously ill He was appa rently fa scinated by suicide and once led a demonstration calling for a "suicide barrier" on San Franciscq's Golden Gate Bridge. But a more compelling ques· lion 1s why hlS followers were willing to Join him in death. "mERE IS SOMETIDNG CALLED 'altruistic suicide.' " said Shneidman. "when ties to the societ)' ace so strong that lbc dictates of the group govern the individual's hfe. It would take enormous e~o stren~th to step out of that line in the jun~lc and say. ·r prefer not to. If he does. they might shoot him .. Shneidman said he was reminded of Ma!>ada where nearly a thousand Jews wider siege by the Romans during thl' first century A.O. committed suicide rather than be slaughtered or enslaved. Rudin calls adherents like those who followed Jones into death "true believers ... "The true believer is a tragic phenomenon in world history They are often intolerant. They are prone to follow authoritarian leadership And they'll do anvthtnl'? to further the cause ... Fr ... Page AJ RACE .•. Wolf said he sold a number of $10 racing tickets. He reported all the money was returned in last Saturday's mail. Recreation and P arks offi cial Miller said he made a careful a ud it of Wolf's records and was assu red that all advance sale:. were refwidcd Miller also said audits show~ that all Wolf's bills in connection with promotion of the evenl had been paid. Wolf said he had expected a crowd of about 100,000. He said about 50 airplanes were lined up to com pete for a total purse of $175,000. NATAL SCENE Y<RED DOWN TRAVERSE C ITY . Mich . CAPl -The City Comm1si.ion will not sponsor a Christmas nativity display this year, hav· ing accepted the city Human Rights Commission's argumenLc; that it might violate the constitu· llonal mandate for separation of chur<.'h and state. The commissioners decided Monday night that any nativity dis pl ay would have t o be privately sponsored a nd bear a notice that the city was not pay· ing for 1t Then it could be mounted on <.'tty property Proposed Fish Market Protested About 20 Fountain Valley res1· dents are raising a stink about a proposed fish market and con venience store on land owned bv city p1one<>r Joe Courregci.. · The homeowners plan lo pro test the shopping center at a 7:30 meeting tonight before the City Council Residents who live near th<> southe as t corner of Talbert A venue and Newla nd Street c laim Courreges' plan would ca use odors. invad e their privacy and generall y lower property values. The homeowners a lso are up set over the convl·n1ence ~tore·~ • proposed closing time of 2 a.m. But Courreges. whose own home is near the location or tht- proposed center. says all poss1· ble problems raised by h1 :. neighbors have been taken care of by a list of conditions for operation imposed by city plan ning officials Courreges. a former city coun. cilman. said the two.acre site of the s hopping center has-bttn zoned for commercial usl' sinCl' 1964 . The center would also tn· elude several small shops. A llunlmgton Beach man was arrested on felony drunken driv- ing C'harges after allegedly driv- ing his <.'ar into two pedestrians in Newport Beac h Monday night. "The time has come for us to g ressman·s gray m etal fl ag· meet in another place... draped coffin could be seen. The people filled the hall. T he honor guard bore the re· Harris' body wa::. t a ken to Georgia. Mrs Parks' body was Man Sente nced not on the plane On Oct 25, Planning Com· m1 ss1on members denied a plea by area residents to s<.'rap the plan. which had no side walls. and m a ins of the slain lawmaker to spilled out into the yard a round tile hearse as the· family and it. Armed guards were stationed friends crowded in. around the crowd. Ryan was killed Saturday at a Tho settlement doctor. landing strip near the Peoples Lawrence Schac ht. 30, or Temple agricultural settlement Houston. Tex .. and two nurses in Guyana where he had gone to The hearse drove off followed by about a dozen cars to the Crosby N Gray Funeral Home in Burlingame. Corey s aid Ryan's m other. Autumn , 83, and s on . Chris topher . 27. and daughter BUt'FALO. N.Y. fAP I -A Niagara County m an was sen· tenced to a maximum five years in prison after admitting he sent a letter. while in jail. to the White House threatening to s h oot Pres ident Carter Bill Maddow and Dale Stager. both residents who live behind the center s ite on Rhoads Circle, asked City Council members last week to hold the special meeting tonight to air the pro· posed plans. Ronald Krcmilh. 44, of 2012 Tustin Ave . Newport Beach. and Elmer Dcndingcr. 64 , of 289 E 22nd St.. Costa Mesa. were both rcportt.'<l in stable condition wi-th broken bom<s" and lacera lions today at Costa Mesa brought in a large slainless·steel 10\lestigate the California.balled val which they fill ed with the cult. poi~-Kouh\id.-'fhey-began ------ ladling it out . s pooning it or The family includ1..'<1 Ryan's squirting it into the mouths of first wife. Margaret Ryan babtes and filling paper cups Williams and three of his fi v~ Erin. 21. would arrive from Theodore Chu rakos. 26., .or Washington. f.ru:_tbe.-1.uneraL YoungstoWI) sh_outed abscemhes Wednesday with a contingent of a t U .S ~1stnct Cour t Judge congressmen and possibly Vice John ~lfvm ~s he was led away President Walter Mondale. after sentencing Monday. Ir eettneil mcmbe_..-rin..,,...~tt"r.-- posc a delay on th<> plan tonight, construction of the building may Memorial llospital. . The two were ex.changing ref· crences after an earlier. minor collis1on when they were a l· legedly hit by a car driven by John s. Pink Jr .. 39, or 9171 Five Harbors Drive. Huntington Beach. poli<.'e said. Police said the two men who were inJured were hit on Dove Street near Birch Street at 9:25 p.m. Pink wa s released after post. mg $2,500 bail, police said. OAANGECOAST "'• DAILY PILOT 1N °'~ (Oril\I 0.1lf Pttof 9"tfil1Mttel\ "(°"' btftlitll""'"~#\ _.,,.,,, l\WOhVWt<llt)';t,_.Or~ (M;t Put>it\r'l1nQ(On\Oi'l\'t \ti1Nftttt'.01t1on".•tl' publ1\"'f'O Mo"d•• tMOUQf'I ~r~CS.Y for (.o\tt -..... _, &t•· .... .,.,,....., ... _,, ~•••l"I V•tl•• ltwll"lft ~cto .. Oittll. V•t~v •M .....,.,...~ .. ,, ~·-c....i .. ..,.. __ hon I\ t'Uf)tf~ Si•tu•ct•n MO ~Y' TN ;;;z:~°t~~~·~;'1.~1·.~%,~J:.,.l» We'' 6''1 •oetttN-Ptl"\\dlt•t ~ Pvtitt""" J•Olt C..trt VK" Ptt\t"f"I tftd Gfi,..., .. ~ -··1t ... 11 EdOIOf n::::,~;:1"11"..,"" °"'''"" .._ ......... p ... " ""'" .... M<IM<J•l!ql'.Oolen ·--... ,, 0r ..... eo-. (Oo!O' Hunllntnon Beed! ome. 11a1r e. .. 11--o ~ ........ -.. p 0 ........ .,.. Offlc•• ~ ... , .. 1111'Gh_.,..,.,.., ... , CO\tollM\• U0Wt\t8'1y~l'ff'I ~-· ll•lln lllOH.A Ptr"-•t\Ml D .... ,,_~•• which the adults brought up. children. Kevin. 'l7. Pat. 24. and * * * * * * Sett·lement: 'Slave Ship' or ParaJUe? GEORGETOWN , Ci uyana !AP l Was the P eop le's Temple 's settle m e nt at Jonestown a "Garden of Eden" or a "slave ship?" Accounts con cernlng the jungle experiment vary sharply. "ll was a paradise." said Charles Garry. 69. a San Fran· cisco attorney who r.epresented .Jim Jones. founder of the group. "It was the most noble cxperl· ment I have seen. I once said, ·r h ave now seen the Garden of Eden'." But Mark Lane. another at· torney who along wlth Garry narrowly escaped death at. the hands of Jones' followers, said some or the living conditions were lamentable . ·'I saw a large building in which there wel'e double bl.ltlks separated perhaps by aisles of two feet -a giant place." Lane r.aid after he 3nd Garry returned from the scene or mass murder and suicide. ·'It was Just lilied with people living in those bunks, elderly ~pie. It looked Uke a ftlave shlp." The settlement was begun by n ~ople four years ago in the dense Jungle or n orthwest Guyana. The Guyanese govern· mcnt had j ust. beaun a pro1ram encouraging foreign settlement of remote areas. About 4.000 acres were leased to the group, and 1.000 of those a<.'res had been cleared of Jungle 1trowth a nd <.'ultivated with bananas. orange and grapefruit trees. okra. potatoes. corn and cassava, a local fruit Classes had been set up for children between 3 and 18; a chicken and pig fa rm w as established; electricity was pro. vi d e d by several d iesel generators; the settlement ran its own sawmill. · V andab Puncture School Bus Ti.res GRANADA HILLS <APl Vandal s, taking advantage or a security guard's ab~ence on a break. used icepicks to puncture the tires of 18 school buses al a Granada Htlls storage yard. causlng damage estimated at $6,500, authorities said. However, a apokesman for As· soclated Cha.rUr Bu.a Co., wblcb leaH• the buse• to ·the Los Angel• Unllled School Dtatrlct. said Monday none of lbe buses mlSMd ita dally rout Goodness what taste! .. • Texas Sprtad i lb BE EF STICKti Summer S.uuve. 12 OT. Mild M1dg1tl LonQhorn. 5 ot Sfnoky bm()l(td C:MHI btt I 7 Ol Pt•1n Goude, 1~ or Belle f'tlUt I• n•tu••I Frend'! 1vp.i _.m, 1dlt c:hee'81, 8 ot Ed1m S11et.. plus Str•wbeHV &nbonl. 16 98 f llll •uarllllHd dth .. ry Olla ... 11 1lllDP4d m send gifts ... Come In and H lect food gift pakt for ChrlttmH. Take wtth you or we'll thlp. We'H handle all the det•lta and even e ncloM a personal grHting. See this and tnSltr othergift paks on display begin next spring. Fashion Island .._,..leecJl64CMOJO ~ "Tll t s.t. 'Tl 6 S-. I 2·1 • * * * estcli Plaza * * *-* MARINER'S VILLAGE DANA POINT 496-2670 Moa.·Sat.,... S..'Tl6 r t ' 7 17 • t Irvine T oday's Closla g N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71 , NO. 325, 3 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI A TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2l. 1978 TEN CENTS • UCI Psychiatrist: 8)' PRU.JP lt~M RI Qt .. .,..., ~ ... , .... Dr Pettr K1mml·I Oranjlt> County dl'put d1"-'<'lM ''' nwn t::al healU\, t'tJlll toduy he bt>ht>H' thl' mass slaught,•r 0( nwn· than 400 J\ mt•nt·un t'ult1i.b m \, u\ .an.1 ~as not su1('1tJt.>. but murdt•r K1mmt•l. a p ychlataa,l. Cl Irvin~ Mt'd1cul School .&!>s1stan1 profcssor und dlrt•l·tor or lhl' * * * rouoty North Co• t Rcglonal m,•ntul ht-alth st-r irei. 1n I lunt mgton Rt-~1rh. ,,11d 1t wab mon: l1k1•l> thnt tht.> ':.u1r1d1•i. •· v.1•rl' ~'' t•n tht• rho1et• of k1ll1og tht>m&el\'b 01 bc'1ni: klllt·d t'rom whut I reud," K1mnwl 'aid. 'It ~nd' much mon· hkc murd~r than 1>UJ<'ldt> I suppo.,tc> ll mak~ 1n M\ml' ~ha1>ll> i.enst>, JTIOre mtt!n>stmg tory. 1r 1t '¥ a ma1>1> 1>u1t'1tk * • * "ft would be more interesting, more provoeallv~. more gory, motl' newsworthy , 1f it were sukldt> 8ut I don't btilleve it. "It doesn't lit us suicide. The h.ll'u or Uus number of people tak1n~ lhl'1r own .li ves. p yt'hologacally and in common ~ense doesn't fit for me." Kimmel s aid even to speculate about why greot numbers of peo· pl~ wouJd lake their own lives is * • • Cultists Hunted U.S. Troops to Bury Bodies? GEO RGET OWN . Guyana 1AP I u.s troops new tn lo· day to begin a macabre shuttle fe rt)•ing out corpses or more than 400 American cultists who drank a letha l brew of Kool-Aid a nd cyanide in fa natic loyalty to a suicidal messiah. But the state of the bodies m ay force the seldiers to bury them on the spot in the jungle commune where they died. Guyanese soldiers and police, meanwhile, searched the sur· rounding wilderness for hun- dreds of other m embers of the sect , the People's Temple. who fled fr o m the Jones town agricultural settlement after the mass suicide. A reporter who visited the camp, 150 miles northwest of this South American capita l. SURV1VOR RELATES RITUAL OF 0£ATH-A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES DYING OF CANCER?-A7 said it "looked like a garbage dump where somebody dumped a lot of rag dolls." The bodies of the sect founder. the Rev. Jim Jones. and his wife were among 409 corpses that a police spokes man said Guyanese Stabbed to Beotia Lag una Architect Slain; Man Held · Servic~Scheduled _For _Adolph Kroch Me m orial services will be con· ttucted Wednesday for Adolph A. Kroch , a long.time Laguna Beach res ident and local benefactor. woo died Sunday tn Tuscon, Ariz. of pneumonia. He was 96. Mr. Kroch came to Laguna in 1948 after he left his book-selling business in Chicago. At one time, he owned Brentano's Book stores in New York, Wa'shlngton and Detroit. and hls own bookstore and a Chicago Bren· tano's were among the world's l•rgest stores. When he retired, Mr.• Kroch turned the book store buslnesaea over to his son. ''Papa" Kroch, as he waa known, wu a well·known figure ln tbe 'Orange Cout area. He donated more than 2S,OOO worth ot rare books to the UC Irvtne Library. lie or1anlted a campaign that raised $4 million to build South Coast Community HOlpilal. He (See DOCll, Pa1e ,U) troops had counted in and around the meeting ha ll in J onestown. Jones and several others had been s ho t , pre · sumably by their own hand. The other s had drunk Kool-Aid into which the camp doctor mixed cyanide. Jones ordere d the mass s uicide Saturday after sect mem hers ambushed and killed a U.S . congressman and four other persons who •were part or a n investigative team that visit- ed Jonestown. Three U.S. Air National Guard C-130 transports a rrived here this morning carry ing about 200 <See SEARCH, Page AZ> 4 Evade Cars , Leap To Deaths Biker Flips After Flap LAMONT <AP)-A La· mont man died today or in- j u rles suffered Sunday when he tried lo run down another man wlth his motorcycle and. struck a cement slab, the Kern County coroner said. The dead man, Andrew a. Q u ick reportedly thrHtened Morris Pierce, 20. a lso or Lamont, after the two were in an alterca· . • Uon. said Coroner Richard Gervalt. .. Q u l c k d r.o v e h I s motorcycle off the roadway ln an atterqpt to run down Pierce but ml .. ed and ~k the slab lnatea4, Gerv•ll said. 'It Was Murder' "pre mature ... when in fact there is very little evidence that \twas their choice." He suggested that most or the victims may have been pro- voke d into s uicide. given no a lte rna tive except t o kill themselves. "If it were so that someone was holding a gun on lhem- lhey might ha ve said to ttiemselves. well. if I drink this lit was reported that cyanide was mixed with Kool·Aid 1. it may or may not be poison. Especially if they have seen somebody already shot." Kimmel said that survivors of German concentration camp:; have reported that many Jews who walked complacently Into "showers" that actually were gas chambers did so because there was the wildest chance Bluebird Raz ing Begins they could be sho'wers. . "People went into gas cham· hers." Kimmel said, "because thay felt they had some chance. while when they saw people shot who refused, they had concrel.e evidence or death. "It is a mu c h b e tt e r alte rnative to opt for an un· known that MAY result in one's destruction than a positive (Sff 'MURDER: Page A2) Bulldozers push e d over 21 homes in Bluebird Knoll s early this morning in de m olition project intended to clear the slide-ravaged land of debris . The homes. destroyed in the Oct. 2 landslide, stood in the way of erosion control work which 1s planned to keep the topsoil from washing away during expected wanter rains . Geolo~isls said removing homes was only way t o save the five-acre area from further destruction by flooding. A storm drain is also being installed to divert th~ potentially destrucliye winte~ runoff. FBI Hunts for Marine Wi tness Warmnt Seeks &Ue Heist Da/4 The FBI h as secure d a m ater ial witness warrant for Cpl. John Burgess. a 20-year-old Marine kidnap victim s till believed held following a Nov. 13 robbery at El Toro Mar ine Corps Air Station. Feder a l investigators said they still are unsure whether a tough-talking red -haired woman who look S6.000 at gunpoint act· ed alone or with accomplices. The bandit shoved a gun in the side of a civilian employee and com mandecred the Special Services pickup truck in whk h she a nd Cpl. Burgess carried recreation department funds to a bank.· The civilian e mployee, Mrs. Vera Richardson. later escaped lle roooos and calfed police to the abandoned truck in Tustin. Cpl. Burgess is believed still with his abductor or abductors, agents said today. FBI agents s aid that securing the warrant. issued by a U. S. magistrate in Santa Ana Mon- day. does not mean Burgess is a Move From Roou NATAL SCENE JIOFED DOWN TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. tAP > -The City Comml8Sion wiJl not s ponsor a Chri&tmas nativity display this year, hav· tng accep\ed the city Human Rights Commission's arguments that it might violate the conslltu· tional mandate ror separation ot church and state. The commlsaloners decided Monday nlibt that •ny naUvtty dhplay .would have to be privately spon10red and bear a notice that the city was not PtY· ing Cor h. Then it could be mounted on city property. suspect in the robbery. "Al this point." said an~gent. "we don't know who is in- volved." He said the warrant was ob· tained so information regarding the corporal can be entered into the "national crime computer." "If his name comes to the at- tention or any law enforcement agency. the agency will. know B urgess is a witness on our list." he said. Information as to his location then wo uld be forwarded to the FBI. he said. The agent said the FBI still has no substantial leads in the robbery. ~oast Weath er Chance of rain 40 percent on Wednesday. A little cooler with lows tonight m low to middle 50s. Higtw. Wednesday.~to6S. INS.DE T8DA 'Y /o'on1 WUl pay $25 a ttat for a chance to bid Jor 4Z3 ptrlOnal ~ that belonged to '"'111 Garland. The goods will be auctioned off on Sun· day. $to111, photo Page A.S. f l l • AZ DAILY PILOT ·T~. Nooembet 21, 1978 Analysis ay · Suicides 'Not S11rprisiitg' lh Tb<" '~lalf'd Prt'U II u1ut11 •1h or 11wmtwr., of a rd1.c1ou cult formNI 11n ordt•rly hot•, tht•11 t11ok lht•ll' II\''"· \l>llh 111tr.111flhl of poi~on ~hO<'klllH , Yl'I! ml bw.trh' Hul not, ""'' lht' t"'l>t'rt• 11urprt•ln Ch11llrnal'd from "Wmuiut. sh 11.~·n b v O<'f<'<'llon., within, tht> Ht•\ .Jim Junt·.,· l'('tllJI\•., T~mpJ4• A\H•lle<I 14lth unt•(•rtulnl)', then 101~1loclt'<I .,,11t•rh h1•ltt H' NN•il't 400 f'Ullt'.\l' took thc•lr hvt•i. in !ht· 1 .. u1.11t'tl 111n.:h 11( \t11\ .111<1 .1 tun South /\mc·nran rc•puhh<' SO'I .. ; Rt.PORTtlH.\' "t.IU. S HOT, b\Jt Guyunest• Juthortllt•., ... 1111 nm.,t .1ppurt•nlh died of po1wn t\fl catlmaled 700 ot ht• r:. "1•1 ,. ht•lwH·d to hi.I\ e fkd wtu the. J unjl!c The sulCldu 1nl'ludmi.: Jtuw ... hi.. \lo 1fr und '(\II 1.ht-d lui.t hourb urter th 8~<·t .imbu-,ht'd .md k11lr1I fl\1• \nw rtrnn' 1nd11d1n S Rep Lt>u fh'jl\ llf (\1hforrt1tl M 11)11 l~·fo.:~111.: thoui.:h tht• rn"''' ,u1c1de appear'I chol•r~ on 'u1c1d1.· and t·ult~ 'ut.·h Jb tht• P1-oplt ., Tt•mplc uy they u w 1l com int: It \l>U/ol llnl) '()Ul''illon, Ult•) 'UV, or .. ho and wh<.-n 'NollOd> h,1.., bdtl'\ l'd -.e 'itll\-rwoph• "ho '•1d 1l tb pot>11blt to control pt'tltllt-to lhl' 1tt•tcn.<t· Rut at ha.'> hap~ned." uld Boston p11v1.·h1Jtrt~t .John ('l;1rk \lo ho hui. ~tudacd lhc.,c r ulb rtve yritrti. .. 1'"1. lb OT ' KPIU INC," :.aad Ritbb1 James Rudtn, an offtctal or tht l\mtrlci.n Jewish committee who h ias written ex tcns1vcly on cults "ll'J oot 11urpns1ng when you consider the tot ahtariun atmosphere an whleh most c ults operate." "Our wur. our 1dl' tt 'i> a madness of m&iny ." said Or. Edwin Shne1dman of lht' lln1ver 1ty of California, the nation's only pro ressor of thanntology i:I dl:sctphne named ror Thanatos. the Grec·k rtod of dcuth Thl'~l' mcn !>ay that strong. even totalitarian. leuders like Jones lcuve no room for their adher ents lo dil18ent. onon. says Clark. 1t 1!> this un1rorm1ty of thought and belief that attncts followers "PEOPLE WHO GO INTO CULTS are in a state of mind that does not allow outside information lo enter._They feel safe, cozy. They can talk their own language to each other. It ·s reinforced by their opposit ion to all out51de reabty an 'us a nd they' men· tality " Clark belle.ves Congressman Ryan cracked this wall of uni· form1ty when he v1s1ted the People's Temple commune Saturday to investigate a lleged abuse of sect members. several members chose lo leave with him. These events. Clark s ays, "lore apart the cult's sense or certainty "I Uunk the thing imploded," he said. "You have to un- derstand that there ls no room for ambiguity in groups like this. When ambiguity occurred, when something went wrong, they all panicked and the cult destroyed Itself." T HE AMBUSH AND KILLINGS followed Within hours. ac· cording to· witnessc11. cult member!> lined 4p for a draught of poison reportedly bn•wed in a large vat. Murk Lan<'. a lawyer representing the cult. was at the cam p Jus t bcfor<' the dNllhs lie :>aid the members disc ussed suicide b<>rorc• h(• fl<.'d , fearing for,h1:. own life. He s aid t"o cull members tolr1 him "W<· an· :ill g<11ng to cht-now." :.aid Th1•y wc·n· :.millng lhcy looked genuinely happy," Lane A California PS.Vl'holog1st . who accom.panied Ryan to Guyana to try lo get his daughter out of .Jonestown. !>a1d members of the group rcheur~wd mai,s i.uic1dc a nd l>ignl'd undated s uicide notes bcfon• tht•y left ('ahforn1u for Guyana. • One can only SJ>4.'CUlatc about J ones' motive!>. There were ro- porti. he w<i~ seriously Ill He was apparently fli!>ctnated by suicide :ind onCl' h.'<.1 a demonstration calhnA for a ··suicide barrier " on San Franc1:.~·l> Golden Gute Br'id':e. Dut a l'QOre compelbng ques· twn ,.., why ht!> Collo'4crs wcn:.willing to JOin him in death "THERE IS SOM ETlllNG CALL•;o 'altruistic SUICtdc.. .. .. <.11d Shne1dmun. "when tics to the socie(y are so strong t.hat the d1clale:. or th<• group govern the individual's life It would take l'normous t>go ... trt>ngth to !tlC'r> out of that hnc in the iun~le and :.:i~. I prt·ft•1 not In If ht· doc·:.. they might s hoot htm " . _,)ihrw1dman 11:.i1d he ~:1!. n·mmdcd ·or Mas ada where nearly a ttmu ... Jnd .f(.'w~ unde~ s1l'ge hy the Romans during the firs t century 1\ I) c:nmm11tl•d :.u1c1d1• ratht·r than be slaughte red or ensluved . H1111tn c<ills .1dhcr(·nts hkc those who followed Jones in to death · 11 Ul' lx•llc•v(•r!-o .. "Tht· lrut• hchevl'r 1:-. a tragic phenomenon m world history. Th1.•y an• ofll'n intolt•rant. They urc prone to follow uuthoriturian ll'ader sh1p /\nd thl.'y'll do a n.vthinu lo further the cause ... * * * * * * . Fronar~AI SEARCH CONTINUES. • • Army and /\1r l'<1rre personnel and food and t•q111pmenl Air Forcl' off11.·1als s aid a C -141 Starllfter was CX P<'<'tNi latl'r. t·arn ing :1 d01t•n h <'ltcopteri. rha t ""uld fl•rt y lht· bodies out of .Jon l'sto~ n But Do~la:. l>a\1d~on . an of ft l'lal with the U S. l-d1lbal>s> -strict I hl· hmfi1•., "l'rt· tn an ad v a nccd st<.1te of ell"<.· om pos1t1011 Jnd authm 1ttl'S Wl'rt' <·11ns1dl'r1ng bur.v1n~ tht•m at Jon<',lown "Tht• txl(li{'' arc• st ::i rt in~ to s we ll and somt• sc•t.•m ready to burst ... s~11d l'mbassy official Pe ter Londoner High aftt•rnoon tem peratures her e the past three days have been m th~· 85·90 degree rnnge, und the tropir;1I sun · has shone steadily two days. T he /\merican contin~enl in· eluded 29 1dcnlificat1on experts. 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N1e11 ~~· VollfY """'°"°" M1~10 '·--~ ....... la w re quirt.n g autopsies an homicide cases. Also folUld a t the camp was somc S500.000 in cash and some l<'WClry. Unconfirmed r eport:. all>O s aid $500,000 tn gold and hundreds of Social Security chc>ck s had also been found. E1Ctc•'rt 1111r¥t\IQFti were repert cd found, three in the camp and 12 who came out of the jungle. Es timates of the missing ra nged from more than 375 to more than 775 An exact .estimate was not possible because reports of the settlement's total population ranged from 800 to l,200. Most ~ere from California, the head- quarters of thc•secl. Rhodes gave this account of whal happened Saturday: .Jones called the me m bers or the colony t6 the assembly hall by loudspeake r . te lling tht!m : "The time has come for us to mf'Cl in an0ther place." The people rilled the hall, which had no side walls, and spi~e<l. out into the yard around 11 A rrfted 1fuards were stationed around the crowd. T h e settle m e nt d oct or, L awren ce SC hllcbt , 30, or Houston, Tex .. a nd two nurses brought in a la rge stainless-steel vat which they filled with the poisoned Kool-Aid. They began ladling it oul, spooning it or tiq uirting It Into the mouths of babies and fllUne paper cups whic h the adults brought up . One woman who balked was shouted down by other m e mbers of the cult. She drank her dose. After the people drank, they went lrito convul1lona. Their · eyes rolled"ttp. They had dlrncuJ- lY breathing, and they died an.tr about five minutes. Rh~ saJd he eecaped when the -doct or reque1 ted a stethoscope, and he volunteeNld to 1et lL. lnatud of retumlnf, he said he bid in the woods and did oot tee thf end ol the ceremony or the death ot Jonet. " .. ~ o.;1, ~, ... si.ttt ~- Tl M GIBBS SURVEYS ENDANGERED SLOPE FROM PARENTS' HOME IN SAN CLEMENTE f\Hldents of She Homes on Calle Nina Hoping to Avert Another Laguna Disaster Fro• Paflf! Al KROCH~ .. was the hospital board's first chairman. Mr . Kroch. son of an Austrian banker. came lo America when he was 17. Working his way up 10 the book world. he opened his own store and by 1933 was able to buy the Brentano's chain. He sold a ll except his Chicago Bren· tano's In 1939. Mr. Kroch's wife of 61 years. Gertrude. died in 1970. lie had moved lo Tuscon fi ve years ago to be with h1 :. daua:hter. Mrs. Charles Kelsch. Mr. Kroch's remains are to b<• c remated and his ashes arc to placed at Anaheim's Mclr05l' Abbey with ha s wife 's. The m emorial service will take place at 1 p.m at thl· Laguna Beach Community Presbyterian Church ... • Fro'" Page Al SLAYING ... pert, s urrendered peacenbly to officers, and was bi.!mg qui•:. tioned this morning regarding the killing. Police said Tobey had bc<•n stabbed numerous limes in the back , neck and chest They bcltevt·d the dcMgner wall ktlflod bet ween noon and 6 p.m . Mon day . Tobey was a me mbe r of th<.· C h a m b c r of Co m m <' r c· 1• s Reaul1f1 cat1on Comm1llc:c jf1c1 for many year!> WiJS in l'hargl· of the us hers at th(· Page<Jnl nf tht· Ma!>lc rs wi th hi:. m otht·r. lht· late Suzcttt· Uabncy Draft Peace Tr~aty OK'd JERUSALEM </\Pl -The Israeli Cabinet today approved a draft peace t reaty with Egy pt but flatly rejected Cairo's latest demands. Prime Min ister Menachcm Begin suid By a voll' of 15 2, the Cabinet also endorsed a dN·1s wn to bl.'~in separa te negotiations over an autonomy schrme for the WcM Bank of thl' Jordan Rtv~·r and lhl" 6dla Sii 111 after the rat1r1e~ t1on of thc bract· Egypt treuly From Page A I 'MURDER'. • kno wn instrument of destruc lion, like S\ gun." So th e Am e ri ca n s o f J onestown. Kimmel said, may we ll have taken cyanide with the hope that they would wake again. alive. • ••••• Painter Giorgio de Chirico. acclaime d -as Italy's greatett In this cenLury,\has died at 90 in Rome. , • ( • Clemente Hilhide Residents 'Shaky' By ANNE COOPER Ol llM O•tly Pilot \1•11 San Clemente rcc;1dcnts with homes localt'<.I on a hill directly above City Hall h;J vc s uffered a bad case of lhe Jilt<'rs l>ince Oct 2. when a mass1v(• lands lide in nearby Laguna Ucach lcfl 50 fa milies homf..'le11s The re:.1dcnts or ~•x ho m<'s along the ocean side• of Calle Nina and anotht>r at the in te rsl'ct1on of calles Nina and OC'Soto wonder wheth<'r they too may w:tkl· onl• l'arly morning to hear the groa111ng or foundationi, und the• shattering of gla!>s Thcst• Wt'rl' tht· sounds wh1l·h "a med Laguna B<.>arh Alut·h1rd Canyon fom11it•s 111 t•vac:uall' th<· a n ·a lwfon· tl1t• <kt 2 :.lim· <Tum hll:d two clo..:C'n honw:.. c·a u:.1ng an l'Slimatcd $15 millmn damagt• The Jtltt·r:. ~tarl<.'d for o<•t•u pants of thl' St'Vl'n San Cll'mcntt• homes last F't'bruary or M <.1rch, said attom('\' Grr:.ild Gibb~. who lives with hl11 family at •109 Calle Ntna. During heavy wlnt1•r rains. a one inc h crack' opcn<.-d 1n the ~lope behind the homes The crack widened and then gupcd By lhc c nd or a month the ho mes. which haci g raced tht• !>umm1t of u land~capcd slope. ovt•r\oOkl•d iJ naked , nt·arb v<.·rli<'al 11luff Tht• formt•r :.101>1.· l,1y 35 fN·t below Affc•rtecl famlltcs hared geolog1s l s l.t•lghton and A:. soriatcs of lrvint• to !iludy the· arNt and rN·ommcnd a way to sa\'c th(•1r homes Pn •llminury cs Umat<>s for repairs wen· plarc·d at s:;oo,ooo ll eading up th<· s t udy for Lt'ighlon and /\si.oriatcs was proJeC'l director Woodrow 11 i ~ d 0 n . w h 0 h a d 0 n . :-. 1 I (' k nowl<.•dg<· of I hc 11roble m . lie ltvcs Jl 410 Calle Nina Hes1denls of lh<> area wen• plca!>t'd to learn that th<'Y would qualtfy for lo" intcn•sl federa l dt 5 a ~tcr loans und lookt·r1 for ward to having rc pam. done bcfort· tfw c·om111g winter rain.-. Thi• ~cofl>g1 ca l r<:port 1>H1:. nearin~ c·omplet1on on Oct :.!. "hen tht• t<arth mov<·d 1n Laguna Beach and 1.•1ty ofhctals htrl•d L<'t~hl:t;A 11F1d-A:.:.o•'iah•:-to sur vcy nlm·h1rd CJnyon In hopel> of preventing further l<1ss<:s .. Or Lc1ghlon had ht!>. staff runntng night and dJy 1n Ulueb1rd Canyon." said G1bbl> "We understood a nd were ~ym palheltc. but then when 1L slart cd to rain, everybody panicked We're afraid our time ts running out." The Lei'ghton and Associales report on the Calle Nina slo(>l' was submitted last week to the Ctly or San Clemente In add!· tton, Gibbs appeared before lhc City Council and was promised c•l> cooperal1on in s p eeding along repairs. The 1ot<.~log1sts · report rccom mended that 70.000 yard s or fill be used to build a grndual slopt.· to he dra1nt' Ttw result 1:. t'Xf>t!<'h•d lo bt· t he bt·g inmng:-. of a new c1ly p ark s ite, s aid Gibbs . To pay for t he tr<'m cndou~ g rading prOJt'l'l , som e of tht· rt·~ 1dt•nt s have agreed to pool funds ava1lablt· to lhem in· dividuall y as rederal diM1!>ter loans A few res1d e nti. have declined Lo part1c1pate. "When they look at tht·1r billfolds and their back yard~. 1 hey think they'd better ta kt· t'a r c of their billfolds." s aid Gibbs. ''But in some ()( the· homes. doors won't clo'se. slabs are cracking in one houst· I can run m) hand under thl' baseboafd at lhe :tl11b · · Meetings Set On Pollution O r ange Cou nty and lhc Newport-Irvine Wustc Mana~c menl Plannin~ Agency havt> an nounced two public meetings to be held on a draft plan for con trollin~ pollution. Mel'l1ngs wi ll be held at 7 pm Nov 29 in the Oranl{e City Coun di Chambers a nd at 7 p m Nov 30 10 the l rvtne City Council Chambers T he plan. entitled Or anJ:c Cdunty /NIWA 208. prov1dei-for erosion controls. surface !>anita t1on programs, v1.•i,i,d waslt manu~emcnt. res toration ol Newport Reach ::ind otht•r pm gram s involving water pollution Goodness what taste ! Texas Spti!ad I lb BE EF STICK 111 Summe1 Stut41 ... 12 01 Miid M1d911 Lon~horn, f> o•. Smoky lunok•d en.• .. b•tl 7 01. Pl•in Qoudt, 7~ 0 1 Btll11 Fltur 1~ n•tur~I F1•nd1 1yp11 ,.,,,, '°'' cn. ... 1. II Ot. E<l•m Stoc:k, 'plut Strtwbclrry BonM n1. Hi 98 ot11t t11or•nltU IMllwtry •"•• .. II •llillllt4 See this and maqy m send gifts ... Come In •nd select food gift peke • for Chrl1tm11. Teke wHh you or we'N etMp. We 'II handle all the detaU1 and even enck>H 1 peraonal greeting. other gift pales on displ8J' '· Air Race At Coast Canceled Air racci. lhat had bc-t·n 11chcduled ""'mluy. Saturday and Sunday ofr the coast or flunt ington Beach have bt'cn c·<1n reled because of an uns ah· runway on the beach. Officlal11 11ald. lht• dec1s1on to call ofr the pylon-to-pylon racei.. over the ocean nt•ar llunlington Stale.• Rt>uch wu~ n·acht•d after ksls were made "'n<.la> Tom Miller, a locul offic ial with the> s talt• Ocpurlmcnt of PBrki; and Rccrt>alton, :.aid lhc sand for a malCec;hift runway near Brookhursl Street was un· stable. even after bcinJ: watered down and rolled A s mall racing plane was as. semblcd at the site Friday but becam e bogged down in the soft sand. he said Pat lhncs, pn:s1dent of the U S Air Racmg Assoc1at1on. i,a1d lhcre wa:. "no way" his or gan1zat1on would san1..'l1on the races Wlder the conditions "There's no q ucl>t10n it would be unsafe." he said Monday. Uc added that planes may btAcomc• hc1i.:i.:,·d down 1n lht· :.<ind <.1nd lip ovt:r during la nding:. "/\s afe runway wa:. tlw hy:.ton(• lo our approval. .. he :-.a id. "Wt· w<Jntc•d no part of 11 :.ind wouldn't huvc allowed our pilot:. to porticiputC' " Hines said hi!'> organitation 1!> the only body that c;in !>anct1on air racing C'vcnl~ The decision to cancel the races was made Friday by or· ganizer David Wotr Wolf. who oper ated out of a room in the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. had rt> ccived permission from the state Coastal Comm1~~10n last Tue~· day fie ali,o had perm1ss1on from the c ity. stat<' Ocp<Jrtment of Parks and Recrl'alion and thl' Federal Aviation Agency Wolf saHI today he plun:-. lo n·~<·hl'clule tht· l·wnl nl'xl foll in llunt 1n~ton l:kach "because of thP tremendous communit y sup port .. "We d1dn t find out that th1• :.and wouldn't compuct until 11 wn~ too luk to ny in Cl portahlt• runway from Tt•xas ... he smd Peking Boss Facing Woe? TOKYO CAPI A fl urry of wull posters in Peking indicated today that Chairman llua Kuo· fen~ may b<· facing serious in t crnal poltt1cal proble m !> and ideological dissent for the ftri,t lime ~once ht· tool. power An open letter allacking lh1· 1976 decis ion by the' Chincst• Communist Party Politburo to fire Vice Chairman Teng lls wo- pi n g. w ho .wai. s u-cked J U1i t b<'fore Hun took power but has i.1ncc been rcin:.tated appe<tn•d in Peking today, J a r>an'!> Kyod<1 news agency said. The OJX!n lettc•r follows within 48 houri. wall posters attacking tht> late Communist Party Ch airman Mao T s e -tung by name and s uggesting he was a fascis t du·tator. wiJn Classes Set The Orange Coa:.t YMCA•~ of- fering year-round s w1mm1ni.: C'las:.c:. for all J~t· J,troup!>. from ttny tots on u Mornin and ar ternoon rlu!>se~ an· ava1lublc. rur further tnformut1on, call fl42 9990 Fashion Island H•.,_. 9-11 64._HJO .,.._.,_.., 'TM t W . 'fll ' S.. I 2·1 ., * • * • I 1MI I lnW, ....,.,. ..... t42-tt1J ..........,., 'T1I t W . 'Tl 6 S-. 'Tl I * * * * MAIUHIR'S VILLAGE. DANA POINT .. 496·2670 Moft.· Sat. 'Tll I S-. 'TIU .. .. ... .... 7 I f t • i .. • - Laguna /South Coast \ . Afternoon N.Y. Stoeks VOL 71 NO 31.S, JS CTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 , 1978 TEN CENTS Jungles Cultists Guyana • ID G E 0 1l G F r n w N (; (I .... n ·' IAP I \IS troo~-. fl1·~ tn 111 day to bl·~111 .1 n1t11·.1h1 .. ..,hull Ir rt•rr) Hill out 1·uq1'•"• of mnr ,. than ..ioo nwrw.rn ,·uh''" "ho. drank n 1,•1h,1I ln t'" cir 1\.11111 \111 .and cvurndt• 111 l,111,1lh lo\ .ilt\ t u J ~u1c1dul mt.•:-.-.i.1h nut th1• ,,Jt,. o( tht• bod1t·., m.n r1111•1· ltw S<\ldw r-. to hur' thl'lll un th1• ''"'' In tht• JUO~lt> l"OlflnlUOl' "hl'I t' they d1l'd (oll\ clnt'<.4.' -.old1eri. .incl polh'f•, rn1"'""h1h•. '•'HrC'h<·J th1· 'ur I uu ncl111i.: "1M1·rn<'" ror hun 1111 11 uf nlht•t nwru ltt•r' of I h1· wt t lht• Pt't>J'I<• ., fN1111h· who I I 1· II I r 11 m l h t .J on •· '> lo" n .1,.:r1n1ltu1 .11 -..•11 h•ml·nt ttfll'r thl· Ill.I'' 'Wl'ldt• \ rt'IH>rlt•r "ho "•~•tt>d tht' 1 .1m11 I~ tnlle'> northwt's t of th1' South AmenC'an capital. .... ut 11 looktod lake a garba~<' Stabbed in Bed dump where somebody dumped u lot or ruR dolls " SURVIVOR RELATES RITUAL OF DEA TH-A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES OYtNG OF CANCER?-A7 The bodies or the sect founder the Rev Jim Jones. and his wife were among 409 corpses that a police spokesma n said Guyanese troops h ad counfed in a nd a r o und the meeting hall tn Jonestown. Jones ind seve ra l othe rs had been s hot. pre - sumably by their own hand. The others had drunk Kool·A1d into which the camp doctor mixed cyanide. Jones o rdere d the m a ss suicide Saturday afte r sect members ambushed and killed a U.S . congress m a n a nd four other persons who were part of an investigative team that v1s1t ed Jonestown. T hree U.S. Air National Guard C-130 transports arrived here this morning carryinJ? about 200 Army and Air Force personnel and rood and equipment Air Fo rce officials said a C 141 Starhrter was expected later. a Architect Bluebird fta%ing Begins Rulldozc•rs pus hed ovc>r 21 homes in Rlueb1rd Knolls early this morning in rlcmollt10n prOJCtl intended to clear the sl1de-ravagNJ land of dcbns. The homes. destroyed in the Oct. 2 landslide. stood in .the way of erosion control work which i planned to kcc•p the topsoil from washing away during expect ed winte r rains . Geologists said removing hom es was only way to save the five-acre area from furthe r des truction by flooding. A storm drain is also being inst alled lo divert the potenlia.ll y destructive winter runoff . Youthful ' Transient Arrested By STEVE MITCHELL Ol t ... 0.llY 1'1 .. 1 Slatl The bloody nude body or prom· ine nt Laguna Beach ar chitect Brent Stapleton Tobey was found in his bed Monday. lie had been stabbedtodeath. Police arrested a 20-ycar-old trans ient for questioning in the murder. They said the young man had been befriended by Tobey, 55, arter arriving in Laguna Beach last week. Police were holding Robert . Ralph Booth in li eu of $250,000 bail. I Tobey's violent death came on the same day Laguna Beach cabine tmake r J a m es E a rl Scramlin was found guilty of murder in the bludgeon killing of retired Coast Guard oHicer Albert Daniel Willard -a close frieod of Tobey . ' Police said it was Tobey who discovered Willard's body at the retired offi cer 's home in August of 1977. several days after his friend had been bludgeoned to death with a mahogany fertility statue. A Superior Court j ury found Scram Un guilty or second degree murde r Mond ay i n t h a t homicide trial. c:irryin~ a dozen helicopters that would ferry the bodies out or Jone~town But Douglas Davidson, <1n of f1c1al with the US Embai.sy, ~aid t he bodies \Wrt> in an ad vanced state of decomposition and authorities wen: c1ln!>1dcnnj,! burying th<'m at Jones town "The bodies are starting to swell and some· ~eem ready to <See SEARCH, Page A2) .. 0 .. 11, Pilot >t•ll PllolO llillside Houses Eyed Tobey's body was discovered by Roger Hylbak. 47. who li ves in back of Tobey and shared the sa m e kitchen with the designer. There were numerous wounds in the upper part or Tobey's body. LAGUNA OFFICERS FRISK MAN QUESTIONED IN MURDER Robert Ralph Booth Arrested at Restaurant • Opposition Expected at Laguna Meeting Hy lbak told police he arrived a t T o bey's h o m e at 1320 Carmebta St. at about 6 p.m .. A d eveloper's proposal to communities. BrookS' tentative map or sub-a.. d.d d' h bod r division shows a roadway run--uut ' not iscovcr t e Y or another 45 minutes. ning from Santa Ana Street in He said he went into Tobey's Coast City Official bu i I d 3 2 ho m cs a n d l 8 The route of lhat roadway townhouses on land located nearly parallels that or an emer· bet~ecn two h1l ls1dc com · gency fire road be ing con - munit1ei. 1s expected to run into structed by the city to link the oppos1 ion om~ l when 1l comes two commumues m caseo a before the Laguna Heach C:1ty _ f!!e in Arch Beach Heights. Arch Beach Heights to within bedroom to make a telephone -..1.x.ooo_... .. f ee,......t,.,oc.-r _th_e_T_o-=p-o_f_t_h_e_W_o_r_ld_--e.aH~'nelrt--1rte--tt•aw-t»~end ·s c :re conre nds the city could body underneath the bedding. · Threatened,Guarde~d~-- Counl'1I !Brooks proposes to save the ci· The proposal hy R 1chard ty the cost of tha t fi re access B rooks J r o f L a g u n a route by provjding four-fifths of Properties, calls for a 4.000·fo<>l that roadway for his project. roadway to uccommodat<' 32 thereby enabling emergency single family homes spanning vehicle access to Arch Beach the area between Arch Reach Heights from the Top of the Heights and the Top of the World World fire station. Services Scheduled For Adolph Kroch 8UCCUM8I AT 18 L..,._. AdOfptt Kroch Memorial services will be con- ducted Wednesday for Adolph A. Kroch. a long•time Laguna Beach reside nt and local benefactor. who died Sunday in Tuscon, Ariz. of pneumonia. He was 96. Mr. Kroch came to Laguna in 1948 after he left his book-selling business In Chicago. At one time, he owned Brentano's Book stores in New York, Washington a nd Detroit, a nd h i s o wn bookstore and a Chicago Bren· tano's were among the world's ltargest stores. When be retired, Mr. Kroch turned the book store businesses over to his son. "Papa'' Kroch , as he was known, w a& a well·known figure in the Orange Coast area. He donated more than 25,000 worth or rare books to the UC Irvine Library. He organized a campaign that raised $4 million to bulJd South Cout c.otnmwtity HospltaJ. He <See DOCH, Pase .\J) . l --- save a considerable amount by ~ "ll 's just not sare to live in combining !Ge two road proj-Laguna Beach any mo re." a ects, and asi'ed that the council shaken llylbak told offi cers late give his project high priority Monday night outside the home. because or the need for the fir Hylbak had also been a friend road. of Willard, a nd police said Tobey But Linda Ristow. president or had called Hylbak upon discover· the Arch Beach Heights Associa-·Ing the retired officer 's body a iion, s aid such a proposal would year and a ha lf ago. and that both be out of the question. men had then called police. "Our concern Is not fighting police. lbe development of 32 units and "This is Ironic, really Ironic." a bunch or townhouo,es right ff lb k id h kl hi h now," &h. Ristow said. "We just Y a sa • 5 8 ng s ead. don't want a long delay on our "You don't s uppose the two kill· fire road. ings are related. do you," he d asked one officer. City oCficials sai an emergen-But police said today they cy access .road linking the two doubt Monday's conviction or communities should be complet-Sc ramlin is related to the ed by early next year. She sa id that by the time (See SLAYING, Pa1e AZ> Brooks' project is ready to go. it could be a year and a ha lf to two years before the roa<l rs com· <See HOUSES, Page AZ> School 'Over' After~Day CONCORD, N.H. <AP> - By ROBERT BARKER Ol t ... 0•1ly Pll°' St•ll Huntington Beach City Councilman Ron Shenkman a nd his family we re given police protection Mo nday nig ht after Shenkman re port· ed that he was threatened with maiming earli er in the d ay. · Two ofricer s es~o rt ed Sffnkman lo his car near thr end of Monday night's stormy c1· ty council m eeting tha t was picketed by ~,bout 75 off-duty police offi cers. Two officers hovered near th • council podium throug hout the meeting as an added precaution. Shenkman said he rece1vt'd "a very brief" telephone call from a woman at aooul l :45 p.m Monday who threatened him with maiming 1f be carried out his intentions to resign a s mayor a nd support Ron Pattinson to .repl~ce him. NATAL SCENE J'Ol'El.J DOWN Heidi Tompkin hated her fi rst Shenkman did step down us day at school In 1976 and decided m ayor at the beginning of Mon· TRAVERSE CITY , Mich. <AP> -The City Comm\saion wlll not sponsor a Christmas oallvity display this year, hav· ing accepted the city Human Right.a Commission's arguments that it might violate the conaUtu- Uonal mandate for separation of church and state. The commiaaioners decided Monday nl,ttt that any nativity cU1play would have to be privately 1poneored and bear a noUce thal tM city wu not J)IY· Int for it. Tben It couJd be mounted Oil city proptrty. ..... ...,:• .. -...... .. .__. .... _ ..._.., not to return. Her mother day night's session. P attinson agreed. Now, the stale education was selected to succeed him as a board Is grappltng with their mayor on votes or Shenkman. stubborn stand. Pattinson, Don MacAllJster and The girl 's m othe r. Be t sy John Thomas. Tompkin, told the stale Board oJ Shenkman has said he will re· Education o n Monday that s ign from the city council Dec. Heidi, then 6, r ejected the 18. "flthtJnc and teasing" she found SMnkman indicated that he durin1 ber four·bour expe>Sure to didn't put too much stock in the public IChool. threat but notlrled p olice "Al we were walUna tor lhe becauae oC the highly o~r,ied . school bus the next ilay, ahe emotional adtmosphe.re. · '. aaked me why ahe had to 10 Police Chief Earle l(d,bftaJlJo · ba~k and I couldn't really think said today that pqliQe wlhtpro,.~. or a reason." said Mrs. vlde >•.a..,great dcal"·of,MC:urit.y·~ Tompkin, who now la 1ln1le. ' to Sb-eftkman .:net hfte family -as., t I l; t: .. ." .. l :..i---.--,, . ' long as ht.' w1sh<·s "I tak<' :ill thn•ab a s fa<'lual u n t i I p r o v t> n u t h t• r " 1 ~ l'. • · Rob1ta11l(' smd M eanwh1l t•, attorn<'v Stt>vt• Solomon dcmand1·d i he· 1m mediate rcs1gn:.1l1on or Ma)'or Pro-Temporc Richard Siebert Monday mi;!hl. A crowd of about 250 attended Monday night's session. Weather Chance of ram 40 pcrc('nt , on Wedne11day. "/\ little ' <'OOler With lows tonight 10 low to middle 50s Highs\ Wednesday,58to65. l INSIDE TODAY r Fan1 wW pay $2.5 a seat /or ' ~ a chancr to bid for 4!13 t perional it~ that belonged 1 J to Judy Garland. The goods l will be auctioned ofl on Sun- day. Story. photo Page AS. • Z DAILY PILOT l/§C Housing Plan Get Capo OK A prOJl(>~al to dl·H•lop lo'4 .. nt! mod(•rott-mronw houP..tnl't 1*rw1 11 communlh rl·ntc~1 111\ thl' St-rra hool '1h: 111 C'<t1w·.lt Jl\O Oc .uh rtcPl\'t.•d prc-ll,,11n11r' <'Ond1 tlonat .&P~• u .11 Momtj from Cip111trtaoo -umn\·d . t•tiool n1~· trlr t lruslt~ 1'hl· ~ !> Jn c• 1>111.• hw.ch-d t 26t~fl \'1l·t11rr.1 Hl\cl 1' c 11r1 t nth tht• lon 1t11111 ur lht• ,c•hool th'> trl<'l 'i. t'U11t 11w.1t111n \t•h1>t1I hu-. trJn~portutwn h1•.idc1u rtN"" 1m tf grnUtilb. 11\.111\ll'IHUH't" h111ld111~ Trui.h't'' \ oh•d un ·• nl mou"" Mondta\ to 'llllf)Ort ti pcu11on or lht• ('up1str 11110 Uu\ Pt1rl.:. and RN•r,•11tion t11.,tt It'! rn.i~tt·r plun Cbtlll "' 1t1.1fl form 1, .,,,h1rh <"Oil'> for dt•\ t'l<>1n11t•nt of gCH 1•rnml'nl ub~1drn'ti Ul'llOO of U nt-.,,, l'llmplUIUI\ t•t•nlt•r fo1 tlw 11.1rk' d1,tri<'I n II t I ru .. , l'I'' 'I II JI 1 (11•11 flw1 r s11ppr1rl of lh1· 111111io,JI .,,,Ith the tollo.,,, 111.,: n1mht1011'.'. 111 ht· pldC't•1I on th1• t·mmty That Ill\· l'ounh .u·c1uin· •'•J:hl .u·rt•:-. llt'>.I to "'h1111I ch!> 1r11·1 11ff1t'''" in 111,. !'\.tr1 .hum (' Jp1:-.tr ;mu 1ndui.t11:il 11tt1 k JOd t·xchJn.:c lh<1t proper!) for the !'il•rru School slit• That tht• <'ounty prov11lt• <i :.1tc :in-l'ptuble to lhl' i.i·hool <11 -. tn<"l tor u c·ont11111at inn h1 i.:h l'.-<'hool t·ampu:. .ind t'<111,trul'l J fe1c1l1t) thl.'rl' lo r l·plJt't• lhl' t·'< Isling Scrru School That th<' county r eplace the district's bus trunsporte1taon facility and relocute its grounds mamlt'nance bu1ld1ng Trusteeb ex-prei.sed concern that r esidents or lbe UnlO · co rporatcd community of Cap1i.trnoo Be<ich may not be ,.ware of the county's intcnl to cons1dt-r the Serra School !\ltt• for low and modcral<' 1ncom1• housanl! Bud Campbdl. Vl<"e president o f t h l' C a p r :. t r a n o H l' a c h ChambN of CommcrC'l'. told lhl' ~<'hool ho;ud that. to ht:. knowlc<l~c. no one .LO the com munity knew about th(' propoi.ed d evelopment until las t week. when a presentation wai. made to th1.• !~:al L10ns <..:lub Ca mpbe ll s aid low and moderate mcom(' hOOSIOR ha£. been a controversial Ii.sue in Cap1::.trano Beach SJnCl' 1976. when county officials declared their intention to replace 36 homes found to be in violation or county health laws. The homei.. d~ticribed as some o( Orange County 's worst hous· ing. are l()("atcd in the vicinity of Doheny Park Road and Las Vega:. /\venue, within two or thrC(' blocks of Serra School. L K "Mickey" Vulcnline. or the Cup1s1rano Bay Park und Rccreat10n 01striet. said the d1:0.· tnc t board hal> alwayi. had a keen int erest in thl' Serra School site for U!>t' as a community ccnk r <Jnd park. The park d1stnct board also !>Upports construction of afforda· ble housing in Cap11>trano Beach, said Mrs. Valentine. ~ Realizing that support of ::.ub· s 1diu•d houMng o n t he Serra School site would make federetl fundi. available for a community cente r there con vinced the bo<trd lo support the pion under cons1c1nat1on t)y the county. she i.ard We ~w1· this 11s a pos1t1vf' thing for the vi llage co r C'ap1~trano Beachl," ::.aid Mr:. ViJlt·nt1ne. · ll would rcally u11 gnidl· lht• community And 11 would J l&o bcnchl the :.chool d1::.- t1 ICl "But v.t• rt• JU~l (o(l'lllOJ\ 1nto- 1t, ' :.hc :.c.r1d "Wt• Ot'l'd t11 d11 ii lut of n1·AcH ialing a II the f :tc tors will hav(• to J.(n into pla<'f' 1u11t ri1tht 1n <trd«r for th~ plun \.11 work ' Brandt S tricken BONN. 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'on 11( an 1\u:;tn4.ln b:111ker, l'Jnw lo Anwnca whl·n he wa:. 17 Workrn~ h11> wr1y up in tht• hook woa ltl. hl' 01">\'ncd h11> own !>ton• und h) 193.1 wai. ublt• to bu' I hl· Brt•11lann 'i. ,t•hmn Ill· :.old <111 <'X{·t·r t h1 ' C.:h1t·.1i.:o Hren l.ino's in 1939 Mr. Kroch's w1f\• of 61 year11. Gertrude. dit.-d in 1970 He had moved lo Tuscon five yea r s ago to b(• with h is daug hter, Mrs. Charles Kelsch. Mr. Kroch's re mains are to be cremated and his ashes are lo placed at Anaheim's Melrose Abbey with his wife's. The m emorial service wll1 take place ::it 1 p.m . at the Lagu na Beach Community Prcsbytt!riao Chur<'h Two Injured In Mission Vie jo Crash Two South O range County men arc In :.table condition thii> morning following a 2 a m . Mis- sion Viejo colhsion that ejected one driver from his smashed vehic le. A California Highway Patrol spokesman said Louis J ohnson. 37, of San Juan Capistrano. was eas tbound on Los Allsos Boulevard at Via Pimiento when he allegedly turned le ft -and :.truck another car. He assertedly crashed into a car driven b y Pougla s McKe nzie. 23. of El Toro. who was traveling westbound on Los A I tSos-Boule v ard. McKenzie's car was hurled to a sidewalk on its side as a result of the collii.ion, Clf P officers said. Both men wer e taken to Sad- dle back Community Hospital where they were in intensive care this morning. A CJIP spokesman said the ac- • c1dc nt is under investigation. San Clemente Homeowners Pick Barton J r1t1e ph Barton, u retired Los Angt>leJii pohct• sergeant who hub lt• .i "'(oampa1gn o a v<'San C'l•·mcntc Mayor W11l1am Walkt'r und Counc1lwomnn Don n;1 W1lkrn'>'111 rct•ullcd from of f1c·e . h1111 ht•M elcet~d presidt·nt of th e Su n C l e m e nt e llomt·owncri. Association. Barton. 50. of 620 Ca lle Vicente. ~ucc('cds Wuyne Ni m mo. wh" had filled tho post since. Scptemoor . Another former us so<"1tt tlon pn•sidcnL. llowurd M Ubht·tt. ulso has lwcn the target or li recull campaign. Th e numell of Mu!'l hf'tl, Walker . and Mn1. W1lklnKon have been plaC('d on u Jun. 2.1 recall election bollol. fc)Jlowing successful rl'call petition dnvci. 1:1gainst lhem Fr ... rage Al HOUSES •. ; plcted "The council has known for a long Umc we rlon'L have good • fire protection (in Arch Bea<'h llelghts l and l( they delay com- pJetlon 0( the emergency road at this point, we intend to rt)e let· ters letting them know they arc liable." Ms. Rlalow said. Michael Gallant , the clty'11 senior planner, said Brooks would like a hlah priority on his project, rather than walUn1 tn line behlnd another eight i.n· tallv tr acta ln lh wln11 await· Ing approval. The City Council bu lmDC*d a freez on new 1ubdlvI1ions peod~ appronl or a telamlc and u fety elomont. to t he aeneral Dian. Ton1ab t '1 counc n rneetlni be1lna at 6 p.m. ln council chamben at. 505 Foreftt Ave At1allf•t•S-. Suicides 'Not By "rbt AstiO<'la«'d Prf'& ltuntlnltb of mrmLt·n; of u rc•J1.cloub cull fortr'll'd •m orderly line. lh••ll wok tbelr llvt>:1 , with u cJruuacht or pohton. Shocklng, yes. And bturre Out not, M•'Y th•· ·xpcrts. surpMs1nJ.( L1Ullltnged from without , !!h8k<'n by dofe<"tions within, the Rt>v 'Jim Jom-g' Peo1>lt"' Tt•mple ~well1•<l with unctirtMlnly, then ·1m1>lt)d\-.I • l'Xpcrls lwlu•v t• N1•1.1rly 400 ('Ultusts took their llvc11 In lh\· lt1olatl'<I JUn.Cll' of Guyunu. a tiny South Amer1cun rcpuhh('. S UMI-: R•;POftTt;ru ,y w•;10 : S HOT. but Guyunase author1ue11 i.aut most uppart•nlly ctwd of pouion. An estimated 700 othrris wert• bcht.•ved to havl' fh4'1 rnlQ the Junglf' The suicides H\dud1nt JMt•:.. tllb wlf(' nnd ~on di d Just hours aflerthe serl t1mbush1' f\ml'rit'un:.. in<'luding U.S. Rep. Leo Hyun o! (', llfom1..1 Mmd twfo.cmn~ thou~h tht· ma':. bu1c1de-uppeari., ~holurs on !'.Ui<'ld(' and cultis :iuch as the fit-'<1pl<:'s Temple say they saw It com mg Jt wa~ only a que:>Uon . lht'Y s uy. of wh() and when .. Nobocty ha1> bd1ev('d Wl' silly pt.•oplt• who i.aid it Is pos!.ible to <•ontrol l)('(lplc· to th111 cl<•grt•t:' But It has happened." said Boston psyt•hlatnst Jo hn Clark. who hus !.tuthed the!.e cults five years. "THIS IS NOT StJk r lUSING." s~ud Rabbi James Rudin, an offlt'wl of tht• Amencun .h•w1:,h com:n1ttce who hai. wntten ex tt-n:.1vdy on culh "It':. not :.urpnsinJ.! when you con::.1dcr the totalrtar iun atmosphen· 1n which most culls oµcnrte ." "Our war. our :.1dt' 1t'i." madness of ma ny ," ::.aid Dr Edwin Shnt>1dman or lht· Uni\ll'r bity of California . the• nation's only pro· fr:.i.or of thanatolo~y a chsciplinc named for Thanatos. the Circt.'k Rod of death. Thl•se men ~uy that strong. even totahtanan. leaders hkt.' Jones leave no room for thl·ir adhc.·rent:. to dissent. Often. sayi. Clar\(. il 1s this t1n1form1ty of thought and bchcf that attracts follower~ "PEOPLE WllOGO INTOC'UL1'Sarc ma stat ·of mind thatdot·s not allow outside information to enter. They feel i.arc. cozy They can talk their own lanJtuage to l'al'h other lt'i. reinforced b y their opposition to all outs ide reality a n 'ui> and they· men l:illty ... Clark bclicV\'S Ccm~re::.:.man Ryan cracked this wall or Un&· form\ty when he visited the People's Temple commune Saturday to investigate alleged a buse of sect members; several members chose to leave with him The::.t• events, Clark says. "tore apart the cult's sense of Cl'rta1nty. "I ttunk the thing imploded." he said. "You have to un· derstand that the re 1i. no room for amb1gu1ly m groups hke this. When a m biguity occ·urred, when something went wrong, they ult panickt.'CI und lht• l'Ull dcs troyl'd 1ts.,-1 r." THE AMBUSH l\ND KILLINGS followed. Within hours. a<' corchni:: lo wHm•s.\cs. cult mcmbt:rs lined up for a draught of poison reportedly hrcwl•d m a large vat. M :irk Lane. a lawyer rcprl'senting the cult. was a t the camp j us t b<:for(• th(• deaths lk :said the member:. discussed su1c1de bdor(· he nc'ft. fc:inng for hi!> own life. lfe said two cult membcri. told him . "We are all gninii to die now." "They were i.m1hn~ . they looked genuinely happy." LunP s aid A California psychologist, who accompanied Ryan to Gurana to try to get his daughte r out of Jone::.town. said m embers o lht' group rehearsed ma:.s :.uic1de and signed undated suicide notes before they left California for Guyana. One can only speculate about Jones' motives. There were re· ports he wus serious ly ill. He was apparently fascinated by suicide and once led a demonstration calling for a "suicide barrier " on San F'ranc1sco·~ Colden Gate Bridge. But a more compelling ques· lion is why his followers were willing to join him in death. "111ERF. IS SOMETHING CALLF.D 'a ltruistic suicide.' " said Sh.ncidman. · ·wh •n tics to the society are so strong that thl· dictates of the group ~overn the 1nd1 viduul'~ hfc_ It would takt· t•normous ei:o 11tren~th 10 slt·p out of that hnf' m the 1unAle and say. 'I prefer not to.' If he doc.•i.. I hl'Y m1J(ht shoot him " Shnc1dman :..11d ht• was n·mandcd of Ma::.ada where nearly a thousand Je ws under siege by the Romans during the firs t eentury A. D. committed s uicide rather than be ::.laughtered or enslaved. R umn call s adhere nts like thOM.• who followed Jones into death "true belrcvl'rs .. "The true believer 1s a tragic phenom enon in world hi:.tory They arc often intolerant. Thl'Y arc prone to follow c.ruthontarian leaderstup. And they'll do anythmt.{ to further the cau:.c .. * * * Fro• Page Al SEARCH. • • Jewe lry, C'~ins T ake n From Home Biker Flips After Flap LAMONT IAPl A La· mont m•n died today or ln- J u ri es suflcred Sunday when he tried lo run down another m an with h is motorcycle and str\lck a cement slab. the Ke rn County coroner 881d The dead man. Andrew G . Qui c k r e portedly threatened Morris Pierce. 20, also of Lamont. atter the two wt-re In an alterca· t1on. s aid Coroner Rlchurd Gervais. Qui c k drove hi i. m o t o r cyc le o ff the roadway in an attempt to r un down Pierce but missed and struck the slab Instead. Gervaissa1d Fro,,. Page A I SLAYING ... murder of Tobey And they say they have ten tat1vely ruled out robbery or burglary ai. mol1vci. 10 the crime "We don't havt· a rnot1vl· ul th1::. t ime." said Capt Nl·1l Purcell fie :.aid officers arrest· e d B ooth in s 1dt-Andre 's restaurant at 1464 South Coast lli"hway on 1nform<1tion pro vided by friends of thl· dc<1d :.r rc•hitt•ct Booth. an unemployed tre€! tx pert. surrcnderc.'CI peaceably to officers. and was being que::. ttoncd tttls morning regarding the killing. Police said Tobey had been stabbed numerou~ times in the back . neck and chest. They believed the designer was killed between noon and 6 p.m Mon· day. Tobey was a member of thl' C hambe r o f Commer<"e ·~ Bcaut1flcation Committee and for many years was 1n charge.of the us heri. at the Pa~canl of the Masters with h1i. mother. the late Suzette Dabney Holm Named To Co.unty Parks Post Forme r Laguna Beach Mayor Roy Holm has been named to the Orange County Lag una Lakes Regional Park Tas k Force to repreRcnt the Lagunu Green bell. Jn<' Holm JOIO!> a nine.me m ber tas k force comprised of La~una Ht'a ch <1nd county officials lo ex plore uses fo r area~ in Laguna Cunyoo. mcluding the 522·acre Sycamore Hills parcel recently purchased by the city. and ad· Joining Jrvinl' Company land. County plans for the land in· du.de " county _park. pos::.1bly 11 t ransportation corridor. im- provemt•nl of La~una Canyon Road and flood control pro· gram s. The city is looking into rt•crea tional uses for Sycamore Hills. including 36 holes Of golf. U !OW· profile resort area, cqucstnan trails and olhl•r recrcat1onal,ac· t1v1ties Jewt'lry and foreig n coins burst ... said e mbassy official valued at $425 and $100 cai.h New T r ash Day Peter Londoner were reported stolen from a S<tn lllgh afternoon tempcratur<·:. Clemente home Monday. San Clemente residents whose he re the past three days hav1: Pohc<' said the burglary wai. t ras h p ickup day faJl.s on been an the 85-00·degrec ran~e . r('ported at the Patricia Rudolph Thank::.glving will have their ref and the tropical s un hall shorw residt-nce. 102 Tcrraza Vis tc.r use collected on Friday. City Aldrich: 'Get Back To Soil' Social problems In America's industrial society rf'sull In larJte part from · m t1nktnd moving fa 'rt ht• r away r r om th e agric ultural roots of his f'X istent·c. UC Jrvine's chc.tncellor said Mon<Jay. "To a substantial degret> our problems arc ereah.'<1 b tho~'-' wh o It• av e th(' l an d (fnrmenn to go to the d I y ," Da ntl'I Aldrich said. c it i ng an cs t1m a l l'd 800,000 J>t.'Oplc per year who migrate to the cities. •1.01t1cl4 Aldrich. a soils s cie ntist. mmk h1::. remark!> al a Saddlcback College seminar on scarehm~ for values 1n contemporary crises. Jo'rom an agricultural perspe('· live. Aldrich said modern man tends to think of wealth without re~:i rd to the produl!l1vcn1•:-.s of land "They havt.• tcnd1~d m<>rl' to conceive of wealth in tl'rms of man a nd mt1 c h1ncrv JIO n(·. forgetting the land, .. Aldrll'h in s1stcd "But land b i.trll l':-.ben tsal Ile said man had u kan::.h1p to th£• 1>oil which ,:?oes back lo th ... beg1nmnj! or h1i.tor) "Man hai; worshipped the soib and the earth." he said. c1tini.: Egyptian and Greek gods who were named after lhc earth. And . whether modern man knows it or not, Aldrich !.aid. humanity 's fealty to the land continues "Eve ry human bcang no m<tt te r now far removed from llll' ~oil is s till working-on lhc land." he ·said "Everything we work on or with, everything we buy or sell. everything we usc comt"• from the earth. "All man can do 1s chani,w t h1· location.and !>hapes or lbin~::.. h1• cannot change t heir source " Aldrich said man must comt• back to a point where he ii. morl' m harmony with his environ mc nl. lie said social proble m!. an· "nC'w problem:. for the ~ocit1I and physical :-.cienccs · · that ht> believes institutions such as th<· univers ity a r c beginning to _ solve ··There is more thinking today about man living in his environ m ent thun ever before: .. Aldnch i.a1d . He 1nd1cat cd t h at !-.oc 1a l e1•ology . a rcla ll\e l ~ nl'w academic pur:-.u1t at UC lrv1m·. "h as 1ti. root!> an the naturnl sc iencci. by o bscr v1n " or g:rnis m!> in the en' iron1111·nt whl•re they function. "This stud:, ::.hould produ1•t• ,, number lJr answers-thm stmulrt enable u~ to li vl' bcl ll'r in our t'n vironml•nt lx·lll·r Ufo n t•ver befort.> " Dog-gone', S tumble In Dark Smart.s A San Clemente m an who got out of bed before <la wn today was ittjurcd when ht• stumbll'd over the family dog in the dark. said city firemen Ke mpton Benedict. 57. of 151 W Ave. Hamona. wa!-. treated tn ~leadily-lwe·~d~a~yffisr..~~~~~~~~H~nrthn1n:r--rN~orri:s~1~~r~1c1~>f>-fifomrnc~e~dt-ee~n~trMyr---f~~•~a~n~e~g~e~F~G~e~~~aMld-'W'1~.t>.-1tla:..._..>n...~4...liu.;:LWJ~..l!J:w:.i~au.:.)'..JUJ:1.U.U..J.UL.ilL--~~~~ The Amcrit'an contingent tn· was found. they said. nounct.>d eluded 29 identification eKperti. To s p eed the proccbs, thu Guyanese government waived a law requir ing autops i es 1n hOmicide cas-es. Also round at the cump was some $500.000 in cash and some Jewe lry. Unconfirmed reporh also said $500.000 in gold and hundreds of Social Security checks had nlso been found. Fifteen survivors we re report ed found, three In the camp and 12 who came out of the Jungle E stimates of the missing ranged from more than 375 to more than 775. An exact estimate was not possible tx.-cause r.-port.~ of the settlement's total population ranged from 800 to l ,200. Most were from Call!ornia. the heart· quorlers of the sect. Rhodes gave this account of what happened Saturday: Jones called the mcmbf!r11 of the colony to the assembly hall by loudspeaker. te lling them : "The tlme has come (or us to meel in another place." The ~oplo flJ led the hall. wh ich h.od no alde walls, .nd apiUed out tnto lM yard around lt. Armed ruard were ataUoned around the crowd. The aettlement doctor , Lawren ce Sch ach t . 30. or ffou1t6o. Tex.. and two nurses brou1ht In 1 l1r1e atainlest·•lffl vat which they filled with the polllOlHld 1Cool·Ald. They be11n ladllnl it out. ~poonln1 ll or aqulrtillf" tt Into the mouthl or bablH and IUliDI paper C\lPI whJch the adulta bl'O\llht up· . I Goodness what taste! •. TexasSp~ad 1 lb. BHF STICK~ Su1T1mt1 S.u"tt. 12 01 Mild Mld .. I LonlhOtn, !> ot Smoky C.~td c'-t9 b1tl, 7 0 1. f>lt1n Gouda, 7~ OJt. &ell• Fleur ta natural Frtndl IYPI Mml 11>h chfftal. I 01 Edem Stldc. plut S1r•w1Muy lo11boM. 18.H "'" "'"''"' ........ ,., .... , .. ff ""'". ~ send gifts ... Come In and ••feet food gift paka for Chrt1tma1. Take wtth you or we'll •hip. We'll handle all the detall• and even encloM a pereonal g,.•ttnt. , .. ·Fashion Island ~ .._. 640.6010 ~. 'Tll t s.t. 'Y'U ' S.. I l ·I * * • • estcli P-laza ,, ........................ '4l.ot11 ~'Tl t W . 'Tl 6 S.. "fl I ·* * * * MAllHEl'S Vll.LAGI DAMA POINT 496-2670 ~s.t.Pfll ,...,.., Orange Coas t T oday's C losing N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 71 , NO. 325 3 SECTIONS, 26 P AGES 1 O RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOV EM~ER 21, 1978 N TEN CENTS -UCI Psychi.atrist :. By PfflUP ltOSM RIN OtU.~1 ....... ~ .... Dr. Pet~r K1 n1mt-l, Or·.1 n~t· ('ounty <k•puty <tlrt"<'tor of mt•n tal health. ~u1d today he-hc-11 .. , t· the mass sla ughtt'r of mort! than 400 Amcn can cultl1'1t:, In Gu)·an.i was not suaclc:ki. but murder Kimmel. a p!>ychuatni.t, l't' ·~ Irvine Medlcal S<-hool as:ui.tant professor and director of th\' * * * rount y Nonh C'nu1 Re,ponal meal.3l hwt.h ~en 1ce11 an Hunt inf( ton OC!'a<-h. ~aid lt "'us mort! ll'kt>ly th.ti lht• "i,uk&d(•:s " wt•r · n n th eho1t'l' of k1ll10K tht•ms~ln·~ or bt'1n1i1 killt'd ·f'rom "'hlit I reod," Ktmml'I said. ··u ~und muc h more like murdt•r than !>W<'&de I ~up~c at makes, 1n !)(lmt• 1i1ha:.tly sens • a mon • intcrc!>trng story. 1r at '1> a mus:. ~u1rlck * * * ·~ ··n would be more intereisting, more provocittive, more gory, more news worthy. If It were :suicide Bul I don't ~lleve it. "It doesn't fil ~s su1c1de. The 1deo of lhls num~r or people to k inJ( th eir o wn lives . psyrholog1cally and in common 1>cnse doesn't fit for me." KI m mel said ev~n to speculate abo~y great nur:t1be rs of peo. pie wou1~ own laves is * * * Search Widens • 17 · Survivo rs Face Deadly Peri/,s G EORG ETOWN. <.i u yana <AP > -S urvivor s o f t he Jonestown cult suicide, menaced by flesh-eating 'piranhas. elee · tric eels and other deadly perils or the tropic a l r ain forest . eluded a manhunt in the nearly impenetrable Guyanan wilder- ness for a lhird day today. At the jungle site of the mass suicide, the corpses of 409 mem· bers of the Amer ican religious se ct lay decomposing in the equatorial sun. U S. military of· fi cials were planning lo airlift the bodies to the Un ited Stales. bu t a S t ate D c part men t • spokesman in Washington said * * * Analysts Claim they may be buried al the Jonestown camp if the Guyanese government authorizes It. ·'The bodies a re starting to swell and some seem ready to burst." said U.S. Embassy of· fi cial Peter Londoner. About 200 U.S. troops. a wait· .ing the a rrival of a dozen helicopters. were standing by in Georgetown for the evacuation operation. Estimates of the number of sect members who fl ed the Jonestown camp Saturday dur- 1 n g t h e r 1 t u a I i o r m a s s self-destruction by poison ranged from 375 to mor e than 775 * * * Cultists' Suicides 'Not Swprising' . 8~ The AsM>Cla&ed Pre111 Hundreds or members or a religious cult for med an orderly line, tben took their lives. with a -draught or poison. Shocking. yes. And bizarre. But not , say the experts. surprising. Challenged rrom withou!, shaken by derections within, the Rev. Jim Jones' People's Temple swelled with uncertainty, then "imploded," experts belie ve. Nearly 400 cultists look their lives in the isolated jungle of Guyarra. a tiny South American republic. SOM E R E PORTE DLY WE R E SHOT, but Guyanese authorities said most apparently died of poison. An estimated 700 others were believed to have ned into the jungle. The suicides - Including Jones. his wire and son died just hours after t he sect ambushed -and killed five -Ameri cans, including U.&. Rep. Leo Ryan of California. Mind-befogging though the mass suicide appears, scholars on suicide and culls such as the People's Temple say they saw it com· ing. It was only a question, they say, of who and when. ''Nobody has believed we sally people who said It is possible to control people to this degree. But it has happened." said Boston psychiatrist John Clark. who has studied these cults fi ve years. "TIDS IS NOT SURPRISING," said Rabbi James Rudin, an official or the American Jewish committee who has written ex- tensively on culls. "It's not surprising when you consider the totalitari an atmosphere in which most cults operate." "Our war, our side -it's a madness of many," said Dr. Edwin Shneidman of the University of California, the nation's only pro- fessor of thanalology -a d1sc1pline named for Thanatos, the Greek god of death. These men sa that strong, even totalitaria n, leaders like ones eave no room or e r a crents to dissent. 0 en. says Clark. it is this uniformity of lhoughl and belief that altracls followers: .. PEOPLE WHO GO INTO CUL TS are in a state of mind that does not allbw outside info rmation to enter. They feel safe. cozy. They can talk their own language to each other. It's reinforced by their opposition to all outside reality -an 'us and they' men· talily." Clar k believes Congressman Ryan cracked this wall of uni- for mity when he visited the People's Temple commune Saturday -<See SUICIDES, Page t\2) Services SCheduled . ·For Adolph Krocb Memorial services will be con· ducted Wednesday for Adolph A. Kroch , a long·llme Laguna Beach resid e nt a nd loca l benefactor,. who died Sunday in Tuscon, Ariz. of pneumonia. He was 96. Mr. Kroch came to Laguna In 1948 after he left his book-iselling bu1lness in Chicago. At one lime he owned Brent.ano's Book stor in New York·, Washington a nd etroit , a nd his own bookslO a Chicago Bren· tano's were amone the world's largest stores. When be retJred. Mr . Kroc:h turned the book store businesses over to h1a IOll. "Papa" Kroch , H be was known, was a well·known fipre ln the Orange Cou t area. He donated more than 2$,000 worth of rare books to the UC Irvine Library. He orf anized a campaign that ralHd St m1JUon to build South Cout CommunUy Hospital. He (lee DOC'll, •••• AJ) Stephan Jones. son of the Peoples Te mple sect's fanatical founder, the Rev. Jim Jones. estimated some 500 had gone into the Inhospitable forest. J im Jones ordered the mass sui cid e, a ritual he code·named "White Knight" and which he had rehearsed with his loyal fo llowers. after sect members ambushed and killed Rep. Leo J . Ryan of California a nd four members of a Rya n-led party that made an investigative visit to the camp. Jones was one of t hree persons who died of gunshot wounds, ap- CSee PERU.S, Page A2) Lagunan ~ain In Bed By SfEVE MITCHELL Of IM O.lly l'llet St.tff The bloody nude body of prom· inent Laguna Beach a rchitect Brent Stapleton Tobey was found in his bed Monday. He had been stabbed to death. Police arrested a 20-year-old tra nsient for questioning in the murder. They said the young ma n had been befriended by Tobey, 55, afte r a rriving in Laguna Beach last week. Police were holding Robert Ralph Booth in lieu of $250,000 bail. Tobey's violent death came on the s ame day Laguna Beach cabine t m ake r J a mes Ear l Scramlin was fo und guilty of murder in the bludgeon killing of retired Coas t Guard offi cer Albert Daniel Wtllard -a close frie nd of Tobey. Police said it was Tobey who discovered Willard's body at the retired officer 's home in Augusl of 1977, several days alter his friend had been bludgeoned to death with a mahogany fenility statue. A Superior Court jury found .., Scrarnlin guilty or second degree murd e r Monda y in t h a t homicide trial. Tobey's body was discovered by Roger Hylbak, 47, who lives in back of Tobey and shared the same kitchen with the designer. There were numerous wounds in tbe upper part of Tobey's body. Hylbak told police he arrived at Tobey's home a t 1320 Carmelita St. at about 6 p.m .. but did not discover the body for another 45 minutes. He said he went Into Tobey's bedroom to make a telephone call when he saw his friend's body underneath the bedding. "It's just not safe to Uve ln Laguna Beach anymore," a shaken Hylbak told officers late Monday night outside the home. Hylbak had also been a friend or Willard, and police said Tobey had called Hylbak upon discover· Ing the retired officer 's body a year and a ball ago, and that both men hadtben called police. <See SLAYING, Page A2> 'IR4SH PICKUP DAY DEUYED · The Thws1Mn1 holi- day will puah part of the Ne wporl Beac h tras h schedule back a day. Wade Beyeler . director of general services, sald no trash will be picked up Thursday. Parts or the Ci· ty ln which Thurtday •s the scheduled day will be aervlced Friday and the areaa normally serviced on Friday Wlll bave t.belr traab plcUd up Saturday. ' 'It Was Murder' "premature ... whe n tn fact there is very Uttle evidence that ll was their choice." He suggested that most of the victims may ha ve been pro· voked into s uicide, given no a lte rna tive excepl to k i ll themselves. "If it were so that someone was holding a gun on them- t h e y mig ht have said to themselves. well. If I drink this <It was reported that cyanide was mixed-with Kool·Atd~; it- may or may not be poison. Especi4i11Y if they have seen somebody already shot." Ki m mel said that survivors of Ger man concentration camps have reported that m any Jews who walked complacently into "showers" that actually were gas chambers did so because there was the wildest chance they could be showers . "People went Into gas cham· bers," Kimmel said. "because thay fell they had some chance, while when they saw people shot who refused. they had concrete evide nce of death. "It i s a m u c h b e tte r a lternative to opt for an un· known that. MAY result in one's d estruction tha n a pos iUve . CSee 'MURDER,' Page A2 > B luebird R azing Begins Bulldozers pus hed o ver 21 hom es in Bluebird Knolls ear ly this morning in de molition project intended to clear the slide -ravaged land of de bris. The homes. destroyed in the Oct. 2 landslide, stood in the way of e rosion control work which is planned to keep the topsoil from washing away during expect ed winte r r a ins . .Geologists said removing homes was only way to save the fi ve-a c r e a rea fro m further destruction by flooding . A storm drain is also being installed to divt!rt the potentially destructive winte r runoff. FBI Hunts for Marine Witness Wa11unt Seeks Base He ist Data The FBI has secured a Federal investiga tor s sa id s ide of a civilian employee and comm andeer ed the Special Services pickup truck in which she and Cpl. Burgess ca rried recreation department funds to a bank. m aterial witness warrant ror they still are unsure whether a Cpl. Joh.rrBurgess, a 20-ye-~ --·-tough-talking red·haired woman Marin kidnap vict.im still who -took $6,000 at g'#\poinl act· believed held following a Nov. 13 ed alone or with accomplices .. robbery at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The bandit shoved a gun in ~e The civilian employee. Mrs Ver a Richa rdson, later escaped her bonds and called police lo the abandoned truck in Tustin. Move From Roou Blamed for Trouble Cpl. Burgess is bellcvt.>d still with his abductor or abductors. agents said today. FBI agents said that securing the warrant. issued by a U. S. m agistrate in Santa Ana Mon· day, does not mean Burgess is a Social problems in America's industrial society result In lar pa rr rom ma n in moving f art he r a way f ro m th e agric ultural roots of his ex· islence. UC Irvine's chancellor said Monday. "To a substantial degree our problems are created by those w h o l eav e th e l a n d <farm ers> to go to the ci· t y. '' Daniel Aldrich said. c it in g a n es timate d 800,000 people per year who mi g r ate to ALO"•c.H · the cities. Aldrich. a soils scientist. made his remarks at a Saddleback College seminar on searching for values in contemporary crises. From an agricultural perspec· live. Aldrich said modern man tends to think or wealth without regard to the productiveness or land. "They have tended more to conceive of wealth in terms of m an and machine r y a lone , forgetting the land " Aldrich in· slsted. ''But land is stlll eaaen· Ual, He said man had a klnahip to the soll which goes back to the bet lnninc of history. "M an has worsh.lpped the sol1s and the earth." he said. cltlnc Egyptian and Greek goda wbo were named after the earth. And, whether modern man knows It or not. Aldrich Mid, humanity's realty to the land continues. ''Every human beint no mat· ter how lar removed from the aotl Is still workinJ on the land," - he aald. "Every&hJn1 we work on or with, everytltlns we buy or aell, evef)'thlna we UH comes suspect1n the robbery. from the earth. "At this point," said an agent, '' A-<lo..l$ cha.n,..ge ..... the...._~.~w .... e,_,..11·0TT't know · location and shapes of things, he volved ... cannot change their source .. .., He said the warrRnt was ob· Aldrich said man must come tained so Information regarding back to a poinl where he is more the corporal can be entered into in ha rmony with his environ-the "national crime computer." ment.. "If his name comes to the al· He said social problems are tention of any law enforcement "new problems for the social agency, the agency will know and physical saiences" that he Burgess Is a witness on· our believes institutions such as the list ," he said. Information as to univers ity are be ginning lo his location t hen would be solve. forwarded to the FBI, he said. "There ls more thinki ng today Th e agent said the FBr still about man Uvl ng In his environ· has no substantial leads in the <See aoors, Page A2) robbery. Westminst e r Man lleld After. Ghase A 23·year·old Westminster m an Is In custody today art.er he a ll ege dl y ra mm e d o n e Callfornia Highway Patrol car during a 62-mile. high speed chase that began on Interstate S Ill south Orange Cou.nU' Monday afternoon. Officer Tom Sapp said Charles Leavenworth was bQoked into San Diego County Jail after his 1H7 green Plymouth blew a rl1ht front Ure and ran Into bridg tailing• on lnten tate 805 near Carroll Canyon lo Su Dteco c.ounty. ' Leavenworth was ebar1ed wlth reckless drM n1. assault with a dNdJy weapon <his car > and evactina arreet. Sapp aakl the cba1e be1an at 3: 15 p.m. on so uthbound In· teratate 5 near Lake Forest Drive when a CKP unit attempt· ed to atop Leavenworth ror reek· '"' drtvina. - ' ' Co ast Weath er Cha nce of rain 40 percent on Wednesday. A little cooler with lows tonight in low to middle 505. Highs w ednesday. S8 to65. INSIDE TODA W • Font wUl PfJJ1 '2S a •Nl for a c hance to b•d Jor 4U pt't'IOnol ftnai that btkmgfd JO Jud11 Garlcmcl. The goodi lofU be oucttoMd off on Sun· doJI. StOJJ, phoCo Poge AS. l •tlex AtY_,_.. •.U .,_~a L.M...... M ......... 9tf = C>ie C..Ct ., ~ ., .... -*-... ............. A6 •'*"'' 414" • ......, ... cw ...,....,. a t I - PERI DEADLY'. • • Aii· Rae~ On Coast Canceled ~-·· Pa111ll'I <:1111 ~111 ch· l'h111cu. ~ t t: I •• 1 m l' ti u ~ I t u I y ~ ~n·alt'!\f m 1h1' l'l'llllln h ~ dll'U .tl 90 m H.onw p1 rentl~ Ir 1nfilttt!d T hu rt l Jlt-d or poa .. on '\bout ont> guarl~f QJ l.ht: d«4 w•r -<'hiTdr n. ttome bab1H whoH mothrrs rtport~ly ff'd th m lhu brtw of~ Ald and <')'anldo ·rhtt 19 >''' r o ld S t e>phon Jone.. ~ho denounu·d b.11 fi.lber a "man· f'd." told re portf'r"t te'lday ht" •~att"ttt con <"t'rn "&111 for the:• wt>ll b•·I~ of lhOwt" who nt'd Into th!' jUOJtlt•, .lPJ'a"'nlly unw1lhn.: lo dt•i.troy Tittmnlv~a lon~ with thl'lt .!l1Jtr1tJ I ma.,l r • I want t o do ull I t·•n to ..- ,. '1•1 bnch f t'lh .i r hunt'(' to f1n<1 uinl.' pl11'-·c Lu <:lth• dv~ n &ind l..rt on~r a11..Jtn. If lhut I~ IH~°il1 bh• tH• aid liu.Libc.._).:.UW\i•t Jon~"· who h•rt the camp thre<.' "l'ek\ ua:o 011 u trip "Jth 1l buke tb111l t •m. • ~tud tik' 5UrVfr()nJ rould f\e\/\•r rt-lul'n to Jonestown, 11 four > ""r old aancuJlural communt· cut f'IUt of Vlrginal forest lMI mile• northw t of her'\! Cuyuncbe familiar with th * * * Fro. P.,,r Al SUICIDE ANAL\'ZED. • • to 1nvl·~t1~at\' .1lkJ.:l'd ubuse or sect members. !icveral member~ chose to lt•11' to with him Tht'M! event:-.. Clark says. "tore apart the CUit ':, l'nM• O( ~·t•l l;Jlrlt y "l thmk thi.· thing imploded." he baid "You have to un. {kr~land that thl'rl' is no room for ambiguity In groups like thll!. Wht·n aml11s;:111ty Ol'l'11rn•d. when something went wrong, they all punackl>d and the <'ult dt•stroyed itself." THE AMRUSR AND KfLUNGS followed. Within hours. ac- cording Lo w11rwsloe!>. <.·ult members lined up for a draught of poison reportedly hrewed in a large vat. ~ Mark Lane. a lawye r representing the cult, was a t the camp Just ~fore the deaths He said the mem bers d iscussed s uicide beforc he fled. fearing for his own life. He said two cult members told him "W<' are a ll going to die now." "They were sm1ljng ... they looked genuinely happy," Lane :.:ud A California psychologist. who l omparued Ryan to Guyana to try to gel h1:. daughter out of Jo ·town, said members or the ~roup rt•hearst..'<f ma::.s !>U1c1de and gned undated s uicide not.es before th<.•y left California for Guyana . Ont' ('an o nly speculate about Jones' motives. There were re· port!> he wa~ seriously 111. lie was apparently fas cinated by s uicide and onct.' kd a dl•mon!>lrat1on calbng for a "suicide barrier " on San rr:inC'tM:o·~ Golden Gate Dndge. But a more compelling qucs- twn ll> why hill follower!> were willing to jom him in d eath. "Ttlf:RE IS SOMETHING CALLED 'altruistic suicide,' " ,,,.d Shm•1dman. "wlwn Iles to the society are so strong that the d1ctal<'" of tlw i;roup go\ l'rn the individu<.11 's life . It ~ould take t•norniou~ ··~o .. 1n•11g1h lo sll'IJ out of that line m the jun j(le and ~:n . · 1 1m·h·1 nor to · If ht· tines. they might shoot him." Sh1ll'1dm;in .... :ml hl• wa<, rl'mindcd or Masada where nearly a thou:.and Je~~ undt·r -;1c~w by the Romans during the first century /\ 0 l'Omm1ttt'cl ~u1c1dl' rather than be slaughtered or enslaved. Hudin l'alb aclhl'rl'nts like those wbo followed Jones into death ·1rul' behl'Vl'n. " "Th<· true• believer 1s a tragic phenomenon in world history. Tht•\ ..rt• ofkn 1nl0tc:rant They arc prone to follow authoritarian ll•Jdt·r~h1p And tht·y II do :invthin~ lo further the c;.iuse." * * * * * * Tearful Mourners Greet R yan's lk>dy ~A"" FHAl"oCISCO 1Ar 1 The· hody of r-1..iin Rep Leo J Ryan t•a me home today from the South /\ml'ncan Jungle wheri.' he wa!> murdered by r"clig1ous fanatic~ Tht· In g C 141 US /\1r Force f<yan was ki lled Saturday al a landini; strip near the Peoples .... Temple agricultural settlement in "Guyana where he h<1d gone to investigate the Californla·based cu lt. tr;.insport touched down at the The family included Ryan's Coa:.l Guard ba!)<' rrcar San f1 ~s.t wife. Ma r garet R yan Francisco lnlcmut1onal Airport Williams and three of his fiw at 8 25 a .m for u mournful cS.hhialdnrneonn .. K2e1v.inT. h2e7y, Pwate.r~·n~!11d0 welcome by hOme of Ryan'!> .... .. family and about 30 friends . tigliITy around t he shoulders by Thi.' \\hill' and ~ray Military Ryan's administrative aide, J oe Atrhft Command plane taxit:d Holsinger , who sl<.ired gMmly at. :.icroi,i. a ~N ramp and !flOPIJt:d the family wept. d1rccllv before ~1mc three dozen "There would bC' u million rcportcri. ..ind pholo~ruphcr~. u:. people here if Wl' let them in, .. J hm• of about twCJ dozen cars i-.aid lawyer Grorge Corey. who rolll'd !>lowly to "11 htn SO feet or helped wtth Hy an ·s re-clcchon the pl;.inl' campaign. /\ h t>;.t ri-i.' ha l' kl'f.~f;.u:;..p_.;,to;:.....t~h;.;e;._ ____ :----:---------:-- ._ __ _.,.....~.ut1t<111'tj.,-a-t n' It had rained overnight. but clamshell doors s lowly opened. at the skies cleared and lht! sud "r· that moment, m:.iny of th e fam ily rival took place under a mostly and rriends beg:rn to shed tears s unny sky A Navy honor g uard of two women and four men hned up at the foot of the ra mp a s the doors c-ame fully opened and the con· gressman's gray m etal flag. draped C<?ffio could be seen. The honor ~uard bore the re- m a in:, of the slain luwmaker to the hearbl' a!> the• fumlly und friends l-rowded in. ORANOECOAST " DAILY PILOT ......... _ Pu ~t4ttf't _. ~'"' """ .,1f'\.;.~·,~:.~:,::_tM.t~ " ......... .. lfllM ,..._,"'_ M<1••9•'WI CO!tet , ......... l-........ ~ ..... "'"'"'"' ,._..,•v•nq t "'°'' Otflc.1 ""'"""'° .. JlOWO\ta.,M•HI \. ·~"""" ~ .. "' t '" t; ... Ntr-.,,..., ,,,. t .. ,H'tt11'to')t·W11F\~• 'II ,, .. , ... .,"~·tt•~•a \.l:t>Jhtl) M 11 "•'"-' Uttt•. f .-.,, ,,,1.., ,.,-.,,~o • ...,.,, ......... T•l_,.ltO"e f7t41~ Cl•Mffiff Actvertlllfflt 142·M71 Fro•P~A J SLAYING ••• "Th1s is Ironic, really Ironic." Hylbak saJd, shaking his head. "You don't s uppose the two kill· ings are related, do you," he asked one officer . Rut police said today they clouht Monday's conviction of Scramlin is related lo tho murder of Tobey. And they say they hnvc ten lflt1vely ruled out robbery or burglary as motives In the crime. "We don't have a motive at this lime," s aid Cap t. Nell Purcell. He said oCfi cers arrest· e d Boo th i n s ide And re's• rest a urant at 1464 South Coast Hl~hway on information pro. vf ded by frie nds or tbc dead architect. Booth. an unt-mpJoyed tree ex· pert. surrendered peaceably to offlcerw, and was being ques. tioned this mornln1e regiirdJna the klllln9. Police aaJd Tobey had been atabbed numerous Umcs tn the bac k . neck 3nd cheat. They belleved the desl,ner was kllled between noon and 6 p.m . Mon· day. Tobey was a memMr or the Chamber o f Commerce 's Beautf flcatlon Committee and. for many years waa ln char1e of the ushera at \.he Pa1eant ol the M 11tera with bl• mott..r, UM late Suutte Dabney. arl'u queattoned whl•tht1r the futilllvOa COUid IOllf( >;Uf\ IV(' wllhqut ahetter itnd -atet1d7-food 1uppll In a Jun.tie (llled with awampt and crfll croued by atream& aJ\d riveni lnhablled by rn r onhu and t.ilcC'I ri<' t.>eel!' Tht• r.iany 11eaM>n u. JU:'ll lllftrtin" Jt'nh Its known to have in· 11tlll~ • fol"Vld wm to s urvive amon~1 11oml' of his followl'rs. how~ver. tl'lh111( lht•m thclr Net SURVI VOR RELAT£S A ITUAL OF DEATH-A4 WAS REV. JIM JONES DYING OF CANCEA?-A7 11.,m••nl t-co uld bc co mt>. i.anc-tu .lriN. whl'rf' they would \'acupc o nuckur holocaust or othtr <'Olumlty /\ ft>ar lhut out 111dcr:o1 w<-rt> about to d estroy thc1 r 5mull M>C1ety apparently triggered the masi. suicide. About 200 Guyanes e troops and pohl'C were trying to track down the s urvivors a round Jones.town. hul ol11ciah .said_ they were bumpered by thick brush that m~kcs 1t impossible to see beyond a Cew feel. There 1s only one road in the area, and its /otholcd surface lurns to mu with the rains . Aer ial sur - vc i !lance is ncarh· useless because or the hcuvy tree cover Pact Reached In 'Illegal' Newport Race An agreement h as . been reached between th~ c ity of Newport Beach and a man the ci- ty alleges held a root race there last July without obtaining the necessary permits. Assistant City Attorney Hugh Coffin said Monday that race or· ganizer Mike Turin a~reed at a Ha rbor Municipal Court ar- r3ignment not Lo sponsor any races without appropriate cit permits. The misdemeanor chaq~t.·:. fi lcd by the city aguinsl Tunn stemmed from a running race last July in the streets near OranJ(c County Airport. /\bout 750 runne rs allegedly caused traffic problems o n Quail. Bris tol and Dove streets and Jamboree Road. Comn said llae city has agreed to continue Turin·s a rraignment until Feb. LS and that, if Tunn abides by all city laws until lhl'n, the city "ill ask that 11!> ch arges that he conducted a race without a permit be d1~ m1ssed. "We'rl' not terribly punili"e ... Coffin said. "We're JUSl trying lo con vince him he reallv doei-. have to do Uus " · A ny Port in a S tonn Simon. a tomcat who resides in Seattle. took shelter from -41 ~udd n r-c1m&Htrm -rn th-ts-doghouse Ltrclnty-for Simon. lht· rl'J.!ular Ol'l'Upant wa~ a way Four Die in Leap From I cy Bridge Cll EllJ\LIS. wa~h 1/\1'· Four p<>oJllt'. irwlud1ng a prcg nant "oman. Jumped !>O feel from an icy bridge to lhl'lr deaths in an ap1>urcnl a ttempt lo escape !>lidm1t c;.irs during a tr:lf. ric pileup. the St<Jtl' Pulro l rt• ported The tragedy occurred ubout 6 p m Monday on the lnteri,tate bridge ovc·r the Cowlitz River. 17 m lll'b south or Chehahi-., 1n n•i;t1~ating offlcl'rs s md The four had h.•fl their car., aflt'r a pilt•up 1nvol v1ng nine vt•h1c lc!>. troopt·r~ ~aid A!> more trafhc approt1cht·<l. th(.·y JUmf)(.·d on·r thl' guan.Jra1I and plungc·d 50 fl•cl to rrn1t•n grounti and rot·k:. bt.•lo\\. invc:.t 1gat 111~ of f 1 n· r:. sa 111 · · /\ pparl'nlly they rt:ll Lhn wen· ~0 1n g l o bt.' st ruc:k by an automobile /\ppurc ntly a couplt· Of lilt' Onc:Ommg ('l.lf!> Wef'l' :.wcrv 1ng around a!> lhl•y tried to stop fl 's pretty icy m this area right now ," s ;.i1d a Stall' l'm~1n in Che hal 1s . "They looked up and thou~ht they were gom~ to b(• hit und ovt>r they went Whether they didn't know how rur d own 1t wu:., J don't know " The victims Wl'rc 1d<'nt1f1cd as .Jose· \rUtl' f!:s lrada , ·Ii. o r ncarhy Casll<· Rock. Robc•rt II f"a s hbaugh. :>H. and hts w1rt• CharlqllC'. 56. both of Salina!>, C a I i f a n d C h r 1 ~ t 1 n t• M M.cKenZI<'. 26, of nrt•ck<'nr1dgt•. M1t·h Trooper!i i-.:.i1d M:-. McKcnzw was l>IX months pregnant. a nd the fe tus could not be saved Thal portion oC the hcav1l> traveled frecwa)' whe re the ac c1dent occurred 1s 1n u farmland area Although a heavy portion of weekend s now blanketed the area over the weekend. 11 wal> not s nowing or raining at lhe lime.· of lhe accident Srock y Man So~lu in Sex Attacks /\ pol1t'l' 111anhunt c·ont1nuc•d tod:.iy for 11 ~tock)' man poll«1: twli<·vt• sexually assaulted llunt rngton Beach women 1n lwo :-.epu rate pr(<dawn ml·1de nl!> Sun d;'ly a nd Thur:.day Policl.' Si.st l.u1i-. <kho;.i i-.a1t1 both women wc·r~ g rabbed lrom behind and disrobed at about 2·20 a m as they wl're loavmg thC'1r i;:ar:Jgc:-; 1'ht.· att;.ickt•r ap p<i rcnll~ followt•d both women home lrom locallon~ m Newport Beach. In lht· Sunday ;.ittac k. u 35. y1·;.ir -old southeast lluntin~lon Bl <iC'h w o mJn ~u11~1 ed bl ackened eye~ numerou:-. hru1i.e:. and cuts on her fact: Mtl'r she.• tried to struggle for tn•cclom. . Air races that had been scheduled Friday. Suturduy and S unday off the coast or Hunt ington BcaC'h have been c-an ('Cl<•d bec ause of an uni.ufe runway on the b<>ach Otfic-ial11 said the decision to cull orr the pylon-tO·P>;lon racl·i. ov1•r thl· Ol'C•an nc:.ir llunt1ngton St:t ltt Ht·~1ch "a~ reat•hed utftor 1e1111> were made l"nd;.y Tom Miller. a local off1 \'1al with the slutc Dcparlm~n• of Parks and Recreation. said the sand for a .&nakeshtf\ run way near Brookhtirst Street was un· s table. evt.>n after being watered down and rolled. A small rac ing plane was as- sembled at the site Friday but becam e bogged down in the soft sand. he said. .fat !llncs.. president or the L' S. Air Racing Associution. s~11d there wa~ "no w;.iy" his or ganirnt1on would sun ctlon the races under the conditions. "There's no question it would be· uns atc." he said Mond;.1y fie added thut plancN m ay l>l'<·onw bogged down in tlw ~<.1nd Jnd lip OH•r during luncl1ng:. · · A s ;.i fl' r u n w ;i y w a~ t h l' keys ton<' to our approval ... lw !'.<.tld "Wl' w:mted no part of 11 Jnd ~ouldn 't h•tVl' allowed our p1lot5 lo part1c1p:.ite .. lfinci. said his organization 1~ .he only body that c;.in l><Anct1on air racing events The dcc1s1on to cancel the races wa:, made Friday by or- ganiicr DaVld Wolf Wolf. who operated out of a room in the South Coast Plaza llotel in Costa Mesa . had re ce1ved pcrm1ss1on from the !>lalt.' Coastal Comm1ss1on last Tues duy lie also had perm1i,s1on from the city state Dt:pa1 tmcnt of Parh a nd Rt:cre;.ition and lhl· f''cderal /\v1at1on Agency Wolf sJld today ht' pl<.1n" 1t1 rt•,,cht•duli.' th,• l'\'t'Ot nt•xl f ,tll In lluntrnglon fh·ac·h · b,·1·au!>1 ' 11( lht' lrl•m,•ncloui. 1·urnmun1t v ~1111 port · "Wl· didn't find out t_!lµI lht· '>Jll(1 ~ouldn 't tomp;.ict unt~I 11 wui. too late to fly in .1 portable runw:.y from Tcxa!>." hl· said F ro,., Page A I ROOTS ... nwn1 than C\ t•r he fore ... /\ l<.fnch said li e 1nd1catcd lhal '>O<'cJI l' c o I o $< ~ • J r (' I :.. t 1 v e I y n e ~ academic pursuit :.ii UC lrvint>. "has its roots in the' naturnl ~c1e nce~ by observing or gu n1s m~ in thi.' l'nv1ronmen1 \\here Lhe\ runction Mixed Drinks Legal r '-• S he told police :;he muy hav.._. blacked uul whe n lhc l>and)'· ha ired . s tx·foot Lall <.tltuckcr r rtl'd to ~lran~lc her The ~oman rt•fused hos p1tuhza tion Polll't! :.aid the womun w40. r-t!- Thi!-. :.tud> ~houlc1 r>r<>c1U<'t' .1 number of ans""crs thut s houl<J enable lib to h vc hctkr m our en v1ronml'nl better th;in C\l'r bcfor .... F rottt Page< A I In NOrth Carolina . turning home from a private party in Newport Beach Ochou :.aid the attacker m:..y h;.ive s potted &he woman as she was drivin g along Pac ific.' Coast lhg hway 'MURDER'. • CHARLOTTE, N.C. fAP> -A 23-year-old Charlotte man drank a Bloody Mary today, apparent ly becoming the fir5l person to legally buy a mixed d rink in North Carolina in 70 years. Jfank Stoppelbin was ~ervt.td a Sl.50 drin k at Bene dictine:. Restaurant and proclaimed "ll 's very ~ood. ·· Benedictines had its burtend- c rs on duly early in an attempt to become the first establi!>h· mc nt in North Carolina to take ad anlage of a new local·oplion m ixed-drink law enacted by the General Assembly in June. A M ec kl e nburg Co unty Alcoholic Bever age Contro l truck pulled up to the restaurant to make a delivery s h ortly before 8 a.m. Ba rtenders quick- ly broke open a case and rushed 8 bottle or vodka to b1Jrtender Kevin Johnson. who poured the firs t drink for Stoppel bin. .Other restaurants began serv· ing mixed drinks a t lunch today, and some were to m ark their first drinks with ceremonies during the afternoon. F ro• Pag~;IJ KROCH •.. was the hospital bourd's first chairman. Mr. Kroch. son of nn Austrian banker. came to America when he WH 17. Working his way up ln the book world, he opened his own store and by 1933 was able to buy the 8rentano's chain. He sold all except his Chtcaio Bren· ta no '1 ln 1939. Mr. Kroch'1 wtre of 61 years, Gertrude, died In 1970. lie had moved to Tu!'lcon five y~ara a~o to b e with hh daufhter, Mn. Charla Kelsch. ~fr. Kroch'1 remains are to be c remated and his uhM are to placed al Anahelm 'a Melrose Abbey wtlb b1a wife's, The memorial aervlce wut take place at 1 p.m. at the La1una Beach Community Pnlbytsta Church. • A fleet of two-ton trucks pa<.'k\'d with hquor made de· liveries today lo 96 rc:.tauranls in Mecklenburg County The establis hments received their liq uor·by-thc·drink h ccn!>es Mon day. ;.ind the del1vt•r1e:. were made by tx-vcrag<' control or ncwli. lo avoid u ru!>h al hquor :,lores The Generu l /\:.!'.e mhly' passage of the ho tly d ebated mixed~ lcf Ok"lahormr the only state without some form of m 1xcd·drink M.iles. Las t Thursday. a 24 year·old woman arrived al her do wntown Jrca apartment gar;.igc a nd "a~ grabbed and d1:.robed 1n a n1..•;.irby allc) The attacker. who matchl.'d known Instrument of destn.ir lion. like u gun .. So the A m e ri c an s <>f .Jonestown. Kimmel said m~1y wl'll have taken cyan1dt> with lht· hopt' that lht'y would w(lkt.· al(a m . a h w the same description ui. given by Leader Ailino the woman as~:111ltl•CI Sunda\ ~ ~ rortcd the 24 veurolcl victim io P 1\HIS •AP 1 IAl~crian :.ut)m1t to a st•x act. police :.aid Prcs1d(•nt llouari Boumed1ennc Ochoa said lht-Thur!ld:iy vit· 57 1~ i,iravely 111 1n Algier!> with -t-t~m<' fl 11111 a e~mt:>~ttan!l r e:rnlt Nl'\\ port Re<H'h restauranl ""hen bl:tcl<kr t•;met·r. Fn•m·h medical s he was atwcke:-:::d~ _______ s_·o_u_r_c_e_s_re....:po'--rt __ ed_tod_a..:y_. __ _ G oodness . w hat t a st e! Fashion Island TexasSp~ad Re send gifts ... Come In and Hlect food gtft p8ka for Chri1tmH. T1ke wfttt )'OU °' ..... lttfp. We 'II h•ndle ell the det•ll• and.even encloH • peraon1I greeting. • • • • estcli Plaza -: '"'. '"""·.....,.. .... 641..ffJJ .._...... 'Tll t W. 'Tl' S... 'Tl I **** 1 lb. BE~F STICK~ Summer S•u"'ve· 12 Ol. Mtld M1dlf9I Longnorr1, 5 •n Sft'lokv hmolltd c ...... b•rl. 1 91 Plain Ckludlt, 1Y. 01 8t lle fltur MAllHll'S VILLAGE DAM~ POINT 496-2670 ....... s.t. '11 1 I• n•tu•tl Fr•ncn type "'"' '°'' etiHtel, I ot lid1m Suck, plu• 51r1w1Mrrv Bonbon• 16.98 '"" ''"'·"'···· ... , . .,., Cll•rtt II 1ll1PPtO See this and mlfltY other gift paks on disp/llJ' -·. S.. 'TIU ) . ' . • ~· Tlmdn·~~21, 1078 OAl.VPILQI r ·Coast ' Guarded Councilnian Candtdaq Told 'Maiming' Dougherty Sets Threat ·onster -. Fight RepOrted By &OBERT BARKER By JACKJ E KYM r;· Ot ... Ojijty ........... Rene~adt' .Re pubhca.n ot torney WllUam DouJ:hl'rty told tht-Republican Central Commit ena. aJd h1I <"OUMt-l •nd h;w putnt'r. John El kH "ll~ ~aan't the m&.t popular man \ht~ lu t nlaht." EMin said tod y, but noted Dougherty mtendb to lilhL his owiter to the ~nd. Ot ... cMity ...... SW. Huntington Beach City Councilman Ron Shenkman and hls famUy were given police protection Monday night after Shenkman report· ed that he was threatened Should the Dec. u hearing ht' with maiming earlier in the day. ' tee Monday that not only w1U lw fight lts attempts to oust him for endorsing a Democr:allc can· didate. but h also intends to op pose state Sen. J ohn Briggs, R FulJerton, ln the next pnman election. Dougherty also s howed ·up at the central committee's meet.mg Monday with a court order bar· ring his ouste r witho ut due process. l'Onducted by Robert. ' Rules of Ord r rather than by the ss~ta~te~·~s-~~T~w~o~o~(f,ffl c~e~r-;;s~C]S~~~~~-~ ndmmtstrnttve law rules,~ es man to s car near the 1nd1cated Dougherty m ight seek end of Monday night's stormy Ci· to prove that he had not been ac ty council meeting that was corded due process. picketed by about 75 off-duty police offic~rs. The situation arose because Dougherty signed a campaign l etter last month endo rsin_g Democrat Ron Cordova in his unsuccessful bid for the 36th s tate Senate seat won by Republican John Schmitz. Elekes decline« to speculate Two officers hovered near the as to Dougherty's reasons for council podium throughout the fighting the expulsion even meeting as an added precaution. though his term expires at the Shenkman said he r~eived "a end of January. very brief" telephone call from Republi~an Central Commit· t ee officiaJs have indicated they view Dougherty's expulsion as a c ut and dried matter because endorsing a candidat.e or another party m a partisan election 1!> grounds for expulsion under the s•ate election code However, restrained by the or· de r issued by Superior Court Judge Philip Schwab, the cen- tral committee members voted 24-4 to schedule a hearing Dec. 11 to look into the matter. Dougherty abstained from vol· ( Pilot Logbook J But Dougherty's announce- m ent that he will oppose Briggs in two years a nd statements made earlier this month to a re· porter indicate he may be choos- ing to fight because he would like to see changes made in the Republican central committee. When his expulsion was first recommended, Dougherty com- mented that he will "remain a R e publican until J die,'' a lthough he has strong quarrels with the way the Republican Ce ntr a l Com m i ttee bas operated. Play It Again, Golden Bears By CHA Kl.ES ll. LOOS Of tfw 0.11, ll"i!M """ Everyone in our sm all party agreed after watching this year 's Big Game at Me moriaJ Stadium in Strawberry Canyon that the best thing about California Bear football this year was the band. Our party included a trio of onetime Cal sorority sis· ters and a former Bear player, all of whom remember the last lime Cal went to the Rose Bowl, and a couple of camp following husbands. I won't say how old those sorority sisters are, but, for the record it will be 20 years come this J an. 1 since a team from Berkeley spent New Year's Day in Pasadena. The Bears lost t hat one, 38-12 to lowa. They did only slightly · better last Saturday, losing 30-10 to the dreaded Cardinals <nee Indians) from Palo Alto. c A'fTER THAT las t Rose Bowl ap- pearance. one or our party recalled, Cal football fortunes sank so low that one or the best known cheers from the student section at Memorial Stadium came to be "Send in the band." It was both a tribute to ba d football a nd good Loos bands manship, she explained. The Cal band stuck to basics Saturday and cle arly out· pointed the rabble in red that caJls itself the incomparable Leland Stanford Jr. University Marching Band. Stanford bands men in recent limes have taken to spoofing the traditional college marching band. The antics or the Stanford aggregation make it. indeed, incompara- ble, but even a spoof can become old haL THAT ISN'T TO say that the Cal bandsmen don't hav~ a ny fun and dOn't get rowdy once in a while. Just ask m y neighbor, a USC alum who was moved to lbe verge of viole nce by a yell and marching cadence the Bear mus l· ciaos adopted for the recent Cal-SC gridiron contest at the Coliseum. But you can't penalize a band 15 yards for being UO· couth. And compared lo the incomparables last Saturday, the Cal band ap~ared to the Old Blues gathered In Strawberry Can7on lo be a model of decorum. Yet there was plenty of spirit, verve a1l4 togetherness. BEFORE THE GAME, they marched up to the stadium amid tailgate parties and milling ticketholders - together. During the pregame show, they performed tbe traditional Cal spell-Out flawlessly. At halftime, they performed with snap and precision while playing the music of Chuck Mangione as well as t raditional marches. After the game, they kept their cool while playing the alma mater in the midst of the celebrat· ing Stanford football team and its fans and in spite or an effort by the lncomparables to·drown them out. Later, sWl together , they marched down to fraternity row and played for the studenta-and alums gathered on the Porches and lawns. STOL LATER, they moved on down Telegraph • Avenue and gathered outside t.be ASUC Store near Sather Gate to.,.,. t.beir goodbyes. Tbey huddled together, their lnstrumeots mute, and Uatened quietly as a student conductor made a farewell speech. He talked about all the bard work and some of tbe fun and the pride be felt and the friendablpt be bad made. Other than the band and a few friends only a amall party of three aorority slsten. a former Cal football player and a couple of camp followtna husbands wbo happened to be •t.rollinc through the campm ln the 1atberint darlmeu were around to bear bia loodbye. WHEN HE FINISHED, the student musicians broke Into the Cal fight song. Thls time, the)' were playtnc It for themselves. As the music started. the baJf dozen or so sousaphone pl,.yera ran to Sather Oat.a, lined up In the cat.e and went tbroucb their blah kicklq mualc•I rout1De one lastttme. • Tbetl, for the student musicians, Just like tbe fQotta.U playen, tbe 11781euon wu over. ''Send lD the bind," muttered one of the Old Blues In our amall party. a woman at about 1 :45 p.m . Mbnday who threate ned him with maiming if he carried out his intentions to resign as mayor and support Ron Pattinson to replace him. Shenkman did step down as mayor at the beginning of Mon· day night's session. :->attin.wn was selected to succeed him as a mayor on votes of Shenkman. Pattinson, Don MacAlUster and John Thomas. Shenkman has said he will re· sign from the city council Dec. 18. Shenkman indicated that he didn't put too much stock in the threat but notifie d police because of the highly char~ emotional adtmosphere. Police Chief Earle Robitaille said today that police will pro- vide " a great deal" of security to Shenkman and his family as long as he wishes. "I take all threats as factual unti I proven othe rwise ,'· Robitaille said. - Meanwhile. anorney Steve Solo m on de mande d the im· mediate resignation or Mayor Pro-'l:empore Richard Siebert Monday night. A crowd of about 250 attended Monday night's ses&!on. Solomon. an attBrney for the Huntington Beach Police Of ficers Association. s aid that Siebert should take a psychiatnc examination and the results made public. Solomon · claimed that Siebert "falsely and maliciously " at· tacked police Lt. Jim Walker and that Siebert alter ed or re· moved public records. Siebert reported an alleged threat on his Ufe by Walker last week. Siebert said he based the report on state ments made to h i m by e mployees a t a pharmacy in which Siebert is a part owner. Walke r de nied making the threat and Siebert said later that he was "absolut.ely convinced" that Walker intended him no harm. The controversy b ecam e further cloude d with the mys terious appear ance of a second memorandum supposed· ly initialed by S iebert tha t modified his fi rst memo regard· ing the severity of the alleged threat. __ _ Siebert previously declared that he s tands by his original memo to officials that his employees told him words to the effect "that when Walker s aw him again. he might be armed a nd would b e a ll over him•• <Siebert). Siebert said he dido 'l know how tbe second m emo came about. Siebert also was nominated for m ayor Monday night but lost to Pattinson when he could mus te r only the support of Ruth Bailey, Bob Ma ndie and himself. The meeting was picke ted by police officers who are de mand- ing p ay increases in bogged down contract negotiations with the city. Massive ~D Haul Seized ,SAN DIEGO <AP ) -About 33,000 doles of LSD with an esUmated street value of $75,000 have been seized and two persons arrested in the largest haul or the hallucinogen in recent years, authorities said. San Diego County Narcotlcs Task Force officers revealed Monday that Simon t>. Hubble, 3S, and Sherrie Lee Whltleyn, 19, were arreetecl at their eaat San D iego residence f ollowln1 a month·Joac lnveati1atJon. They were freed on $1,500 ball each after beina booked for in· ~l1aUon of posae11lon and PGIMlllon tor aale of LSD, of. neen aakl. . o.i!y Pllet p-" Patridl 0'0...Mlt HUNTINGTON BEACH POLICE OFFICERS GATHER PRIOR TO DEMONSTRATION Thoy P icketed City Council Monday Night In Contlnulft9 W•ge Dlapute D•lfY Piiot Sutt ""°"' THREATENED BY WOMAN Ex·mayor Shenkman Salvation Army Needs Bell Ringers The Salvation Army is looking for bell ringers. Wes Trucker, regional direc· tor for the Army's service ex· tension program. said the an- n u a I fund-raising p roject is scheduled to begin the day after Thanksgiving. Anyone who would like to volunteer time or ea rn m oney for thertl.S('lves or a club may app· ly for a bell a t the Sal vat1on Army. 8100 Garden Grove Blvd .. Garden Grove. With the approaching Thanksgiving holiday we would like to take this op.. portunlty to thank our friends anct"Customers for the good wlll and loyalty that has helped to build our business bigger and better every ve.r. Heavy Traf lk District to Shift Routes for Buses A s hirt in planning ne w Orange County Transit District <OCTD 1 bus service. to make s ure new routes serve major employment , recreation, shop· ping and education cente rs. was a pproved Monday by OCTD directors. Targeted for special planning attent ion b y OCTD a d - ministrators during the nt!xt year will be: Balboa Penins ula and Newport Beach, where seaside s trands attract a n estimated 90.000 inland visitors per day during summer I rv1nc mdustr1a1 complex a long Jamboree Road where eight ma1or firms alo ne employ about 11,000 workers Orange County Airport. said by district administrators Lo fact' consta nt traffic and parking problems which might be eased s hould som e com· mute rs be attracted lo improved l>us service. Orange Coast College College and Costa Mesa High School, whose 32,000 s tudents might be pers uaded to ride buses. also relieving traffic con· gestion and parking problems. Mission V1 eJO Mall which, when completed, will alter traf· fie patterns and impact most OCTD south county routes. OCTO General Ma nage r .J ames Reichert said the dis- trict hus comple ted its first phase of service development.by providing rout.es today along most a rterial streets at ap- propriate intervals. -,. . . What facel1 OC TD ad - ministrators for 'the future, he said, is sWl-increa~ng de mand ror bus service because or grow- ing county populations. with fewer dollars available because of Proposition 13. The new planning emphasis. Reichert explained. wall put th<' foc us for service in areas shown to ha ve the most potential for new riders. T he new strategy. he con· tinued. is based upon the prem- ise that mass transit is most effective in high-density area~ while autos are most effective an low-density areas "The fact that Orange County has no central downtown bus1 ness core. but rathe r dozens of regional mini-cores. present5 an enormous cha llenge." he said OCTD adminis trators have singled out 55 high-traffic and high-activity centers for special attention between now and 1985. T argeted for possible service improvement in 1980 are the South Coast Plaza area. whictr- atlracts 64,000 s hoppers and employees daily Hotline Aid Asked The Rape Crisis Hotline or Orange County is seeking volun teers to maintain a hotline fo r rape victims. Volunteer work can be done al home. lnformJ- tion is available by ca llani; 776·3004. We shall a lways t ry to merit your confidence. We are grateful for your con· trfbutlons to our succes!l and wish to send you & your family oreetlnos at tt)ls Thanksgiving season . . • from the staff at Charles H. S.rr Jewe.lers. .. .. 1r rt a-t OM.YptLOT n.d!y . ..,_.._. 21, tm .. , .Ju t Coa ting _ ~lding Up Buses HEa E co.an: TH • ~. Atc.o~an& to tale nl'wa dlsr •lctwtt. Onma Count,y ' public bu ystem TA iulntl t() rol the dice ov r thf' nclCl aii Y"'"' ln an t'f(ol'\ to boo5l patronaa~. Whal Uw bWl oeoolf' •~ trotne lO dn '" inc-r•He ervlc" to what am~ <'3114.'d T:.? ts amc COf\&eAted an.•a In our region thgh priority placn for more bUS serv1c , tor exam pit are the Newport Halboa Penh\Sula, South Coqt Pina In Co ta Mt.~a . Oran1• Coast Collec; and Costa Mc M Hl(th School. the' tl'vtne J amboree Ro-d 1nd~tnal <'omplex an\! tht' southern Oranae oast All o/ Lb.is tk,'('Omes 50mt'what ol a .:ambling du~~-roll in the cong~Uon battle, you mieht conclude. IF YOU ENO MOllt: publle bus s lo Or_anae County . .-!\ I -.J NATION /WORLD A~WlrwlllMto New Model °'!conge1twn Velucle l'!!. Fast Bailouts W~TNESS: 'IT LITERALLY LOOKED LIKE A GARBAGE DUMP WH~AE SO~EBOOY DUMPED A LOT OF RAG DOLLS' Airport. for example, you will decrease the congestion of a utomobiles if, indeed, everybody starts riding U.e airport bus routes. On the other hand, if-the buses are vastly ignored, as many of U.e big orange and white vehicles seem to be these days, then a ll you've done is increase congestion around the county airstrip. Ritual Death Described You've just added buses to the already-jammed condi· tions created by private autos, taxicabs a nd airport limousines. It's also Interesting that th<! Orange County T ransit District brass, in a nnouncing the stepped·up al\li· congestion service, have given a Number One priority to more bus service on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula. The motive. they say, is to "aJleviate congestion" with increased bus ser vice in J une of 1979. So you're left wonde ring what kind of congestion they fl gure to alleviate on the Peninsula? If all the summer vis- itors leave their cars at home. this will reduce congesllon on the streets. I F THE BUSES BRING more visitors than the cars do, however, this is j ust going to increase the coogesllon on the beaches and sidewalks. Thus the bus people may alleviate one kind or conges- tion a nd create another. Anyway, as things a re now going, the motor car may soon be rendered impractical as a means of transporta· lion. The county transit district wiU have more buses on the roads. Then if the schools start busing students all over the region, you'll have lane-to-larie solid buses. There won't be any room for plain old ears. GEORGETO WN. G uyan a I AP > A survivor of the mass su1c 1de at the Jonestown religious settlement said the * * * 0i3mp doctor and his two nurses brewed the deadly purple dnnk of cyanide and Kool-Atd m a large stainless l>lccl vat and then * * * Letters Supported People's Temple NEW YORK <AP> -A sheaf of endorsements attributed to dozens of prominent Americans, including fi rst lady Rosalynn Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale. apparently bought time for the Rev. Jim J ones when criticism mounted against his religious colony in Guyana. . Jones appears to h ave used saying: "Dear Jim. Thank you l~e references for himself a nd for your letter. I enjoyed being his People's Temple both to with you dur ing the campaign esta blish his colony in Guyana and do hope you can meet Ruth and then to stave orr allegations soon . Your comme nts about or mistreatment and brutality. Cuba are helpful. and I hope The Guyanese government ~e-your suggestion can be acted on teased the papers Monday, wtU. io t he near future Sincerely shock sltll registering over the <signed> Rosalynn Cart.er " ' deaths of Jones and more t han 400 sect members in a murder· a dministered it lo t he babies first. Dr. Lawrence Schacht. 30, of Houston, Tex .. and his two nu r s es s qui r ted t h e fru jty·Oavored potion into the mouths of sqwrming babies. THEN THEY LADLED it into paper cups fo r hundreds of adult members of the Rev. J im Jones' P<>ople's Tem ple Saturday at th1?ir isolated jungle colony m northwest. Guyana. sa id Odell Rhodes. a 36·year-old teacher. Rhodes said he escaped whe n Schacht asked for a stethoscope and he volunteered to get 1t. Instead or returning, he fled into the jungle. he said. Two other aged survivors were found in the camp, and 12 others who ned came out or the Jung le . The police count or bodies in the camp reached 4-09 \Jy Monday night. ahd Guyanese troops were searching the Jupgle for hundreds of others believed lo h ave fled when Jones Unions Fight 'Lid' On Pay, Benefits WASHINGTON <AP) -PresHlent Carter's anti·lnnalion P.rogram, In Its mere fo ur weeks. is encountering deep trouble over 1ts voluntary wage-benefit guideline. suicide pdcl. MI N I S TE R OF S t a t e Christopher Nascimento said he didn't want to embar rass any of the purported letter writers but Guyana wanted to show why 1t had permitted the Peop le's Tem- ple to settle there. Before Crash, Taxes Indicate Calm Crew A growing list of unions is threat~nlng lo Ignore the 7 percent lid on aMual wage and fringe benefi.t Increases, a nd. at least one union Is striking over the issue. -- Others engaged in current barg11lining a re saying the program exempts them and are seeking wage hikes of a bout 10 percent. Carter administration officials, meanwhile. say they may make U.e pro~ram more nexlble by altering the way fringe benefit cost increases are calculated. Such refiguring. labor observers say. wo~d have the effect of relaxing the wage standard. THE AFL·CIO AN D MANY member unions have rejected the guideline as inadequate to protect workers from rising pnces. which are going up at a rate of nearly 10 percent a year. The two-million·member Teamsters union, whic h does not belong lo the AFL-CIO, has taken a similar stance. Teamsters Prest· dent Frank E. F1tzs1mmons has sajd he won't feel bound to U.e 7 per· cent guideline when he starts bargaining next moflth on a new con· tract ror 450,000truckers. On Monday, the 250,000.member International Union of Elec· ------i--=1,..,., .... ~aa:rn am! MR~Worker s said il, loo, WOl.lld Ignore the guideline. The attack on Ryan's group and the mass suicides m ade it appear "we allowed a bunch of cr a zies i nt o Gu y ana ." Nascimento said, "but in fact the Rev. .Jones presented · ref- erences or the highest caliber." J ONES WROTE TO Mrs. Carter on March 17, 1977, saying he h a d m i ssed meeti n g eva n gel ist Rut h Cart~r Stapleton, President Carter·s sis ter. during her trap to San Francisco. He also said that after a trip lo Cuba. he found the country was "badly in need or hospital equipment." Mrs. Carter, ma hand-written note on White House stationery. wro . 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A transcript of Ulc recol'ding released Monday indicates the PSA cre w spotted the small Cessna again just before the two planes warns: "Brace yourself. .. collided over San Diego Sept. 25, kill ing 144 people, including seven on the ground Air traffic controllers had told both planes they were tn the same area. T H E C O C KPIT TA P E transcript. relca:.cd by the Na- tion a I Trans porta tion Safety Board. which is investigating the a<.'cident. reported this ron- THE nNt\L WORDS, from an unidentified person. arc, "Ma. I love you." At 9:02·(}1, apparently at the moment or ground impact, the recordin~ stops. ~dui:in1g....JtlaC:-A;L.SAea:1DO.s._...l!ll~!!!~:::!! before the crash : Capt. James E . Mc F e ron 19:00:42): "Is that the one we're looking at?" t~irst Officer Robert E. Fo>e <9:00:43): "Yeah, but I don't see him now." McFeron (9:00:52): "He was right over here a minute ago." Fox (9:0 1: 1 J I: "Are \\{e clear of that Cessna?" Second Officer Martin J . Wahne <9:01:131: "Supposed to be.'' McFeron (9:01 :141: "{guess." TU E TRANSCRIPT at this point notes a sound of la ughter. and an off-duty PSA captain rid· ing In a 1ump seat. Spencer Nelson, said, "I hope." I McFeron t9:01:31>: "Oh yeah. before we turned downwind, I saw him about one o'clock, probably behind us now." The transcript notes sounds similar to a gear extension and 1tt 9:01:38 rec"rds Fox as a&)'· Ing, "'lbere's one underneath," indlcatittg he may have spotted the Cessna. That Wal rollowed by an unintelligible remark. At 9:01:45, McFeron exclaimB, "Whoop !,." and Fox s houCs, "Aghhh!" A T ENTH OF A second later there Is the sound of Im pact, and McFeron says .. Easy baby, easy baby." u he a pparently Is trying to control the aircraft. It's No Prop summoned th<!m to die. RHOD ES SAID H E. SAW. mothers give lhe poison to their c h ald r c n be fore La k ing it the mselves. "It JUSt got all out O( order," h e re port ed. "Babies wer e :.c rea m ing, c hild r e n were !>creaming, and there was mass confusion.'' Armed guards turned back people who tried lo leave the ritual Those who drank went into convulsions, their eyes rolled upward a nd they gasped for breath before falling dead. JONES, CLAD IN black pants and a colorful casual shirt, was round on his back on the pavilion s tage. Ile a p parently shot himself in the right temple. The body of his wife was nearby. Bodies carpeted the open·air pavilion. and the yard around it was solid with them. Many of the victims clutched each oU.er. "From the air it literally looked lake a gar bage dump where :;omebody dumped a Jot of rag dolls, .. said Charles Krause of the Washington Post. who vts 1ted J ones t own as a representative or the fo reign press. KRAUSE WAS a mon g the s urvivors of the Sa turda y ai rstrip attack that left U.S. Rep. Leo P. Ryan, D·Calif.. and four-others ooad.--- Another ca mp s urv ivor . Grover Davis, 79, said he realized what was coming when J o n es a nn o un ced by loudspeaker : "The tame has come for us to meet in another place.·· lie said he slipped orr and hid in a hole at the edge or a clearing. HyacanU. Prash, in her 70s, was 111 and stayed in a ca ban. ,. -~11•"'-"""UIO't ...... Ollkv-fr•Vfl ed\llMtlti -flt•leel In o•rh4of New Mtwlco. ft•••· Colot•flo, Okl•lltM•, IC•ll•••· .2' M luo11rl, wu111n11t 11. ldaht. Ml<lllJMI. ~--·~· .IO l.lt flt t110W wtt l(alltrM from tS ltw• t11r9Vi111 ,,.. Ort•t Lakt\ 0t(Ulf ffld f..,.. r11111 '911 -1'1 teUy ,.,,., n1uc11 • ,.,.,. -...,,, ti,.,. ,0\ 1-r Ml.,..._. ve1i.-, l'a111 wat tho rt_,.. -<NMlll l'letlela .... Cellttnli• Se<OllCI l>ltfl t ... "' J , St<-IOW t 2' p ft\ I I ~''"'•at•"' ... ,,, •'•"' ~•I-10 )I prl'I., V I• ti 47 '"'· 8.,,, ..... ,.. l411n11,...... ..-......,... -..C,..t . ..... -to -.... '"""t"1 wttl. C*'ltfttltllt .... Thls exchange follows In awm succe.sslon: Mcf'eron: "What have we got here?" Fox: "lt'a bad ... We're hit man, we are hit." An unidentified voice uys, "Whoo!'' a nd t he captain Tsutzi, the mixcd·brecd pooch reclining with a pair or sunglasses, i n·t iu!'lt tryi ng to get attention. Owner Harold Pearce ot Green Valley, Ariz., said he gave the dog her first pair"' or sunglasses because the blinked so.- much in the hot dc!iert 5un. He says she also~kes the glasses because they keep the wmd out or her eyes when h rides an the ca r. -· • ' Saddlehack Afte rnoon N.Y. tO<!k~ VOL. 71 , 'NO. 325, 3 SECTIONS. 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 , 1978 TEN CENTS Cultists .Sought • ID G~OtlGETO W N , Guv.in.t IAP 1 ll S troops fl1'" 111 lo day to bt·~11l u mn<'uhr 1• 'hull It• rt•rrying out 1•t1rpw o( m011• thun 400 merft·~n t•ulll"ll?> .,.. ho drank 8 ll'lh .. t brt'W ur l\.tl(ll Aul and C.) on1d • in funuttr )o\ 11lh to a su1c1dal ml•ss1nh But ttw '4tUlt• or the bod•~~ ma\ ftlr<'t' lh1• sold1en; to bur~ lht•n1 1111 the <,pot an lht.• JUOgll· l'OffiOlUIW "Ahl·n · th..-y died Gu~ nrn.><.t' wld tt.•r' 11 nd polrt.•c·. mt'RnY.htlc. Nt>Jrdwd lh1• ~ur rnundana w1ldcrn!'i.'\ for hun ell 1•cf14 of other mcmbt•ri. of the 't>C'l lhP r~t'<>l)lc"x Tt·m1)h'. who . r I t• d from 1 ht> Jon 1•:. to .... n u~ru·ulturul cttleml•nl after tht· llhASS 'Ul<'ldt• \ reportt>r who '1:.1ted lhl' r.imp, 150 mile:. northwc:,t of th•' South Amt.'nc·an capital, ,,11d 1t "'lookt.'d hkc u garbug..- Stabbe d in Bed dump where some body dumped u lol or ra14 dolls ... SURVIVOR RELATES nt f UAL OF OEATtf--A4. WAS REV. J IM JONES OVING OF CANCER?-A7 The bodies of the ~ect founder. lhe Rev Jam Jone~. and his wire Guyana Jungles were a mong 409 corpses that a police spokesman said Guyanese troops had counte d in a nd around the meeting ha ll tn Jonestown. Jones und several oth eTS had been s hot. pre · sum ably by their own hand. The others had drunk Kool·Aid into which the camp doctor mixed cyanide. Jonj!s orde r e d the mass suicide Saturday a fter sect me mbers ambush~d and killed a U.S . congressm a n and four other persons who were pa rt or an investigative team that visit ed Jonestown Three US .Air National Guard C-130 transports arrived here this morrung carrying about 200 Army and Air Force personnel and food and equipment Air Force ofricaals said a C-141 Starllrt.er was expected later. carrying a dozen helicopters that would ferry the bodacs out or Jonestown But Douglas Davidson. an of Cic1a l w1th the U S. Embassy. said the bodies were an an ad- vanced state of decomposition and authontles were considering burying them at Jonestown ·'T he bodies are starting to swe ll and some seem ready to CSee SEARCH, Page AZ> a a Architect • am l r 1 17 i • Bluebird Raz ing Be~ Ftulldozcrs pus hed over 21 homes in Bluebird Knolls <'3rly this morning in dC'molition project intended to clear the s lld<>·ravagcd land of debris. The homes, destroyed in the Oct. 2 landslide, s tood in th(' way of erosion control work whi ch is planned to keep I.he topsoil from washing away durin g expecte d winter r a ins . Geologists said removing homes was only way to save the fi ve·acre a rea from further destruction by flooding. A storm drain is also being installed to divert the potentia lly destructive winter runoff. FBI Hunts for Marine Witness Wanunt Seeks Btue Heist Data The FB I ha s s ecured a material witness warrant for Cpl. John Bur~css. a 20-ycar-old Marine kidnap v1clim s ti ll believed held Collowmg a Nov t3 robbery al E l Toro Marine Corp Air Station. Federal" investigators said Services pickup truck in which s he a nd Cpl. Burgess carried recreation department funds to a bank. The civilian e mployee. Mrs Vera Richardson, later escaped her bonds and called police to the abandoned truck an Tustin. suspect in the robbery . "At this point." said an agent. "we don ) know who is in· volved." 1--__, ....... ..J.-.uui .........,· LUo...JAns u re w hct her a tough-talking ri!d·ha1-rcd woman who took $6,000 at gunpoint act· ed alone or with aC'complices -C.pl Burgess is believ_cd....sLilL with his abductor or abductors. agents said today. FBI agents said that securing the warrant, issued by a U. S. m agistrate in Santa Ana Mon· day. does not mean Burgess is a He said the warrant was ob- tained so information regarding the corporal can be entered into the ·national crime computer.·· "If his --name comes t..o the at:- tentlon of any law enforcement age ncy, the agency will know Burgess is a witness on our list," he s aid. Information as to h is location the n would be forwarded to the FBI, he said. The bandit shoved a gun an the s ide or o civilian employee and commandeered t he Special Services Scheduled For Adolph Kroch SUCCUMBS ATM Lagurmn *9ufph Kroch Memorial services will be con· ducted Wednesday for Adolph A. Kroch , a long -time Laguna Beach r esi dent an.d local benefactor. who died Sunday in Tuscon, Ariz. of pneumonia. He was 96. Mr. Kroch came lo Laguna in 1948 after he left his book·selllng business in Chicago. At one time. he owned Brentano's Book stores in New York. Washington a nd Detroit. a nd his own bookstore and a Chicago Bren· lano's were among t he world's la rgest stores. • When he reUred, &Jr. Kroch turned the book store businesses ove_r to his son .. ''Papa" Kroch, as he was known, was a well·known figure in the Orange Coast area. He donaled more than 25,000 worth of rare books to the UC Irvine Library. He organized a campaign \hat raised S4 million to build South Coast Community Hoepltal. He (See UOCH, Pa1e AV ·~ The agent said the FBI still has no substantial leads in lbe robbery. -Two Die in Fire EAU CLAJRE, Wis. 1APi Two people we re killed and sev e ral injured whe n a fire s we pt through a three.story. wood.frame hotel that in recent years housed m an y retired, elde rly and low·income persons. · The d ead we re identified as James Janowski, 77. and Neil Rather. 5.5, both registered at the hotel. NATAL SCENE YOl'ED DOWN TRAVERSE CITY. Mich. <AP) -The City Commission will not sponsor a Christmas nativity display this year, hav. Ing accepted the city Human Rights Commission's argumenta that it might violate the constitu· tlona l m andate for separation of churc h and state. The com missioners decided Monday night that any nativity display would ha.ve to be privately sponsored and bear a noUce lbat the clt.y was oot pay· Ing for it. Then It could be mounted on city property. t • Youthful Transient Arrested By STEVE MITCHELL Of lllt O.lly PllOI Sl•ll The bloody nude body or prom· inent Laguna Beach architect Brent Stapleton Tobey was found in his bed Monday He had been stabbed todeuth. Police arrested a 20·year-old transient for questioning in the m urder. They said the young m an had been befriended by Tobey. 55. after urriving in Laguna Beach last week. Police were holding . Robert Ralph Booth in lieu of $250,000 bail. Tobey's violent death came on the same day Laguna Beach cabin e tmak e r J a m es Earl Scramlin was found guilty of murder in the bludgeon killing or r etired Coast Gua rd officer Albert Oaqiel Willard -a close friend of Tobey Police said It was Tobey who discovered Willard's body at the retired officer's home an August of 1977. several days after his friend had been bludgeoned to death with a mahogany fe rtility statue. A' Superior Court j ury found Scramlin guilty or second degree murder Monday in tha t homicide trial. Tobey's body was discovered by Roger Hylbak, 47, who lives in back of Tobey and sha red the same kitchen with the designer There were numerous wounds in the upper pa rt of Tobey's body Hylbak told police he arrived at Tobey's h o m e at 1320 Carmelita St. at about 6 p.m .. but did not discover the body ror a nother 45 minutes. He sa.id he went into Tobey's bed room to make a telephone call when he saw his friend's body underneath the bedding "It's just not safe lo H ve in -Laguna Beach a ny more ... a s haken Hylbak told officers late Monday night outside the home. Hylbak had also been a friend or Wi!lard. a nd police said Tobey had called Hylbak upon discover· ing the retired officer 's body a year and a half ago, and that both men h ad then call ed pol ice. police. "This is ironic. really ironic." Hylbak said, shaking his head. "You don't suppose the lwo kill· ings are related, do you." he asked one omcer. But police said today they doubt Monday's conviction of Scr a mlin is r elated to the <See SLAYING, Page AZ ) School 'Over' 1fter One Day CONCORD. N.H. <AP ) Heidi Tompkin hated her first day al school In t976 and decided not to return. Her mother agreed. Now. lhe state education board Is grappling with their stubborn stand. T he girl 's mother, Betsy Tompk\n, told the state Board of Educdtlon o n Monday th at Heldt, then 6. rejected the "fighting and teasing" she fou.nd during her four·tK·ur exposure W"'" public school. .. As we were waiting for the school bua the next day. she asked me why s he had to go back and I l'Ouldn't really thJnk or a reason ." s aid Mrs. Tompkin, who oow lJ sln1le. • O.at ty l'tltll St.all PllolO LAGUNA OFFICERS FRISK MAN QUESTIONED IN MURDER Robert Ralph Booth Arrested at Restaurant Coa,st City Official Threatened, Guarded By ROBERT BARKER Of,,_ 0.ally l'llol Sl•ll Huntington Beach City Councilman Ron Shenkman and his lam ffy were given police protection Monday night after Shenkma n report - ed that he was threatened with maiming earlier in t he day. Two officers escorted Shenkman to his car near the end or Monday mght 's stormy ci· ty council meeting tha t was picketed by about 75 off-duty police officers . Two officers hovered near the council podium throughout the meeting as an added precaution. She nkman said he received "a very brier" telephone call fmm a woman at about I :45 p.m. . Monday who threatened him with maiming if he carried out his intenliOf\S to resign as mayor a nd support Ron Patlins M to replace tum. Shenkman did s tep down a~ mayor at the beginning or Mon· day night's session. Pattinson was selected to succeed him as a mayor on votes or Shenkman. Pattinson, Don MacAllister and John 'MH>mas. She nkman has "aid he will re- sign ff9111 the City council Dec. 18 Shenkman indicated that he didn't put too much stock in the threat but n o tifie d police because or the highly charged emotionaJ adtmospbere Police Chief Eorle Robitaille sard loday that police will pro- vide " a great deal'' or security to Shenkman and his family as long as he wishes · 1 take all thrt'ats as factual until p r oven oth erwis e." Robitaille said . • Meanwhile. a ttorney Steve Solomon de m anded the im· mediate resignation or Mayor Pro·T emporc Ri chard Siebert Monday night . A crowd oJ about 250 attended Monday night's session. Coast Weath e r Chance of rain 40 percent o n Wednesday. A little cooler with lows tonight in low to middle SOs. Highs Wednesday,58to65. INSIDE TODAY Fona wall pay S25 a seat for a chance to bid for 423 personal fterm that belonged to Judy Garland. The goods will be auctioned off on Sun- day. StOT'I/. photo Poge A5. l•tlex Al YMr 591'..tc. Al Erm• l.ml!K~ CJ L.M ... ~ M linl-• ... , Ull~lll• A1 Cletlt... O~ C-kt 11 CtM•-~ ., Ot•ttl ... ll«t M a111..na11' ... M 1•19"81-... ~HhlWlllt CH ..-~ CJ t I i • • ~ ; • l • A.Z DAILY PILOT SB TU!ltdly, ~ 21, tt11 Anal8••• Gfl Suicides 'Not 8 Ttle Aail.eda&M p...., tlundrt-di. of nwnitM.•N of u rehg10011 C'ull form <J un ordt>rly ljn•'. ttwn tvok lhl'lr hvt>" wath ll druu,hl of pouwn Shockifll(, y ·111 And t>1rn1 ,.... Uut not. u) th~ 4""1W'"'-~. "urvnstnft Challcnl{od from without, shakc>o b)' d1·f.-rl1on 1 Within, thl1 H v Jim JOtW-li ' ,Pl~lt-'!i Tt-mph• ~l'lled ~Ith unc-"rt•inty, lh.n ··1m1•l•ldt'<I." ,. pt•rtaJ bt>li""'f! Nurly 400 c-uJt.Jst'i t()f'1k their live• in thto lt.olalt-tl Junwlt• of (ju~ttn u hn ~ulh Am«'nt'On rcpuhlfr 'OM lllo:PORTt;Ol.\ "F.a•: S HOT, but G uyunf·n authorlta,•t1 iw1l1 mo I 11ppan•ntl> di<"d of PO•ilOn An t llmuted 700 olhc>r" Wt•rt• hf<h\'Vt•d to bu\t• nt'tt Into the Juni;tl(' The liUICldt"I 1n,·ludint1 Jtln\'W his '\lo 1fr •nd '><m died J~t hour~ 11f\er the 11 ·ct umbu5hl'd and k1ll<"d fl\•c Amt•nt'.in-. tnr ludtnA US Rep Lt'tJ Ry1rn uf <:1111Comlu · , ~Ind befowacm~ thouf;-h O\" m "'' i.Ul<'ldt> ap1~•r~. ~rhohm1 on s u1c1de and rulh :iut•h u lhl' Pc>ool •'ll Temple ~u v they saw 11 com Ing It w~ onl J QUl'Sllon. they 3), of who and wh ·n "Nohod) hus bt•lwved 'l!.<C 'Ill) people who 1>ald 1t 11o po:;1t1blc to <'Ontrol pt"Oplt> to thl~ dt•.l(rt.<t> Uut al hai. huppcncd," said ~ton p:-1ycbu1tnst John Clurk, who hai. -.lud1cd lht>il' culti. flV\' yc11r11 "TtuS IS NOT Sl'RPRISING," -.u1d Habb1 Juml'i. ttoom. un offkrnl of tht• Arnt'rll'an Jt•w1sh t<omnllllt-t· v.ho hui. wnltt•n ex ten:s1vcly on t·ults ··tt 11 not i.uri>ni.1ng wht•n you eons1der tht· '· totahtar iun atmoi.JJhnt• tr1 "htc·h m01>t cults op...•rute " · "Our war, our s ldt• 1t 'li a madm·N~ of man)(.· smct Or Edwin Shnc1dman of lht· UmvcrMty of CaJ1torn1<1 , the n~1tion '11 only pro fessor of thanatolo1<y u d1 clpltnc n1mtt.·d for Thunatos, the Gret>k god "' death Tht'8e men suy thal strong. even totahtanan, leaders Uke Jones leave no room for their udherents to dissent Often. suys Clark, It 1s lhis uniformity of thought and belief thut attracts followers: ''PEOPLE WHO GO INTO CUL TS a re tn a state of mind thutd<>t:a not allow outside info rmutTon Co enter. They feel safe, cozy They can talk their own language to each other. It's _re inf!)rced by their opposition to all outside reality an ·us and they' men. lality ... Clark believes Congressman Ryan cracked this wall of uni· formity when he visited the People's Temple commune Saturday to investigate alleged abuse of sect members: several members chose to leave wUh him. These events. Clark says, "tore apart the cult ·s sense of certainty. "I think the thing Imploded," he said. "You have to un· derstand that there Is no room for ambiguity in groups like this . When ambiguity occurred, when something went wrong, they all panicked and the cult destroyed itself." THE AMBVSH AND KILUNGS followed. Within hOurs, ac cording to witnesses, cult members lined up for a draught of poison reportedly brewed in a large val. Marte Lane, a lawyer representing the cult, was at the camp just before the deaths. He sajd the members discussed suicide before he ned. fearing for his own life. He sajd two c ult members told him: "We are all going to die now.'' "They were 11millng . . . they looked genuinely happy," Lane said A California psycholo1<ist, who accompanied Ryan to Guyana to try to get his daughter out or Jonestown, said members or the group rehearsed mass suicjde and signed undated s uicide notes before they left California for Guyana. One can only speculate about Jones' motives. There were re· ports he was seriously ill. He was apparently fascinated by suicide and once led a demonstration calUng for a "suicide barrier" on· ? San Francisco's Golden Gale Bridge. But a more compelling ques· lion is why his followers were willing to join him in death. ''THE•E IS SOMETHING CALLED 'altruistic s uicide,' " said Shneidman, "when des to lbe society are so strong that the dictates of the gmup govern the individual's life. It would take enormous ego stren~th to step out of that line in the Junale and say, ·1 prefer not to. If he docs. they might shoot him." Shneidman said he was reminded or Masada where nearly a thousand Jews under siege by the Ro mans during the first century A.D. committed suicide rather than be s laughtered or enslaved. ,./ Rud.in calls adherents like those who followed Jones into death "true believers." · "The true belie ver is a tragic phenomenon in world history. They are often intole rant. They are prone to follow authoritarian leadership. And they'll do anything to further the cause." * * * * * * F.....P-.Al SEA~CH CONTINUES. • • . 'Murder,' Says 1UCI Authority Hy l'Hll.Jf' llOSMARJN Of_o.u, .......... Or PPlt>r Klninwl. Orting,• County th.'&>Uty rhn•ctor of ml'n t JI hc•ulth, iwhJ toduy hu lwllcvcs lht~ m..a. t1laughtt•r of more than 400 Am(•rart•n t'ulU11h~ in G uyuna WBl'I not suicide, but rnurdfir . K1mmt•I , u psy('hiutriisl. UC' I rvlnt• Mt'Clh:ttl Sdwol uisisistant prof <'llsor und chret·tor of Lht- c:ounly North Coust R~Kional rnt>ntal twallh #ervlces In Uunt inaton Bt!uch. !l1tid 1t was more hkt•ly lhttt the "1rn1cldl·S" wer{' ii Vl'n t he t•hOl('t' Of k1lling tht•m dws or being kult•d "t-'rom whut I rl'ud," Kammel sa 1d. 'it tlOUJ)ds much more like murdl'r than i,w c1dl' I suppose 1t mukt•N, 111 somt• ~hastly sense. u more tntt!rei.tmg s tory. if it's a m lit!' blUC:IUl' 'It wouh1 tw mort• rntert>sting, mon• provo<·ut1ve, more gory. mor1• rww:.worthy. 1f 1t Wl're su1 c1dc: Hut I don 't belie\ t~ 11 ·· 1t doc'l!n'l fit as i;u1cide The ldt>H Of Iha~ numlx.•r of l>l'Oplc: 1uk1nJ: their o wn l ives. p~yc:holo~1t.•ully and in common sens(' doesn't fit for m e." Kimmel said even to speculate about 'why great numbers of peo. pie wouJd take their own li ves is "pre mature ... when in fact therE.' is very little evidence that it was thcir choice_·_· lie suggested thal mos l of the victims may have been pro· voked into suicide. given no a lte rnative except lo kill themselves "If 1t were so that someone was holding a gun on them the y might h ave said t o them selves. well, if I drink this lat was reported that cyanide was mixed with Kool-Aid l , it may or may not be poison Especially if they have seen som ebody already s hot " Kimmel srud Lhal survivors of German concentration · camps have reported that m any Jews who wulkt-d complacently into "showers" that actually were gas chambers did so because ther e was the wildest chance they couJd be showers "People wcnl into gas cham. bers." f{jmmc l said, "because thay felt they had some chance, while when they saw people shot who refused, they had concrete evide nce of death. "It i s a mu c h better a lternative to opt for an un. known that MAY result in one's d estruc tion than <1. pos itive known instrume nt of destruc- tion, like a gun." So th e Am e ri ca n s of Jonestown, Kimmel said. may well have taken cyanide with the hop e that they would wake again, alive. Massive LSD Haul Seized SAN DIEGO <AP> -About 33,000 doses of LSD with an estimated street value of $75,000 have been seized and two persons arrested in the largest haul of the ha llucinogen in recent years, Army and Air Force personnel and rood and equipment.. Air Force offi cials s aid a C-141 Starlifter was expected later, carrying a dozen helicopters that would ferry the bodies out of Jonestown. authorities s aid. " law requiring a utops ies in San Diego County Narcotics homicide cases. Task Force officers r evealed but Douglas Davidso n. an of· ficial wilh the U.S. Embassy, said the bodies were in an ad· vanced state of decomposition Also found at the camp was Monday that Simon D. Hubble, som e $500,000 in cash and some 35, and She~ Lee Whitleyn, 19, jewe lry . Unconfirmed reports were a rrested at their east San also srud $500,000 in gold and Diego reside nce following a hundreds of Social Security month-long investigation. checks had also been found. They were freed on $1,500 bail Fifteen survivors were report-each after being booked for in- ed found, three in the camp and vestigation of possession and 12 who ·came out of the jungle. possession for sale of LSD, of. ~., .. l'ainkr C1 orgio de Chirico. a<.·clai m cd a~ ftul y 's J.{rcatc:;t in this Ct!ntury, has died ut 90 in Rome. Two Injured In Mission Viejo Crash Two South Oran~e County men are in s table condition this morning followin~ a 2 <1.m Mis- sion Viejo collision that ejc<.·ted one driver from his :,mashed vehicle. A CafifornJa I lighway Patrol spokeRman said Louis Johnson. 37, of San Juan Capistrano, was ea s tbound o n L o s Al1 s os Boulevard at Vi a Pimiento when he allegedly turned left and struck another car. J ohnson was e1ecled from lhe vehicle during the broadside col· lision He assertedly cra'shed Into a ca r dr ive n by Douglas Mc Ke nzie, 23, of El Toro, who was traveling westbound on Len. Ahsos Boulevard. McKenzie's car was hurled to a sidewa lk on 1ls side as a result of the collision, Cll P officers said. Both men were taken lo Sad· dlcback Community llospital where lhcy were in intensive care this morning. A CHP s pokesm an said the ac· cidenl is under investigation. Westminster Man Held After Chase A 23-ye:.ir old Wcl>tmins ler man 1s in custody today <tfler he al l ege dl y rammed o n e Califo rnia -Hi ghway Patrol car during a 62-m ile. high speed chase that began on Interstate fi in south Orange County Monday afternoon. Officer Tom Supp s aid Charles Leavenworth was hooked into San Diego County Jail after his 1967 g reen Plymouth blew a r ight front tire and ran into bridge railings on Interstate 805 near Carroll Canyon 1n San Diego County Le avenworth w:1s c hurged with rC'ckless drivin~. assault with a deadly weapon lh1s ear l nnd evadinJ.? arrest. Oaanrellors \1ew I 1 Moves Plant ·seeds Of Woe Social problems In Am •rlca's tndustrlol !IOCiety rcault In larf<e p a rt trom mank tnd moving fu r th er away r rom the agricultural Q>OtS o( his ex islence. UC lrvine'11 chanceJlor said Mondlly. "To a substantial degree our oroblem s are creul~d h those who l eave t h e land <farmers > lo go to the ct. ty." Dani e l Aldric h said, citing an e s tlmaled 800,000 people per year who migrate lo the cities. Al.OlllCH Aldrich. a soils scientist, made his re m arks at a Saddlebatk College se minar on searching for values in contemporary crises . From an agricultural perspec tiv.e. Aldrich said modern man lends to trunk of wealth without regard to the productivencs!\ or lund. "They have tended more to conceive of wealth in terms of man and machinery alone, forgettjng the land." Aldrich in- s isted. "But land is s till cssen ti al. He s rud man had a kinship Lo the soil which goes back to the beginning of history "Man has wors hipped thl' soils a nd the earth." he said, c iting Hulltington's Air Races Cal,led Off Air r aces tha t h a d been scheduled Friday. Saturday and Sunday off the coast or Hunt· ington Beach have been can· cel ed because o f a n unsafe runway on the beach. omcials said the decision Lo call off the pylon-to-pylon races over the ocean near Hunlin~ton State Beach was reached after tests wer e made Friday. Tom Miller. a local official with the st.ate Department of Parks and Recreation. said the sand for a makeshift runway near Brookhurst Street was un· stable. even ufter being watered down and rolled. A s mall racing plane was as· se mbled at the site Friday but beeame bogged down in the soft sa nd. he said Pat Hines . president of the U.S. Air Racing Association, said there-was ··no way·· his or ganization would s anction the races under the conditions . "The re's no question it would be unsafe," he said Monda y fi e added that planes may tw<'omc bo~do.w.n-in-thc. sand and tip over durin~ la ndings ··A safe' runway was t ht• keystone to our approval." h.e said. "We wanted no part of 1t and wouldn't have allowed our pilots lo participate " flines s aid his organization 1s thC' only body that can i.anct1on air racing events. The decision to cancel lhC' races was made f''riduy by or ganizer David Wolf. £f<YPtlan and Greek gods who wert• named after the eurth . And, whether modern m:m knows it or not. Aldrich said humanity's fealty t.o the land continues. "Every human bein.g no mat -ter how far removud from the soil is still working on the land," he s aid. '"Everything we work on or with, everything we buy or sell, everything we use comes from the earth. "A~I man can do is chanf{e the location and shapes of things, he.· cannot change their source." Aldrich said man -must come back to a point where he is more in harmony with his environ ment. He saJd social problems art' "new problem~ for the sociul :.ind physical scienC'~'!\ ·· that he.· believt•s iru.titut1ons i.11ch as lht· university arc IJcginning to solve. "There 1s more thinking loday . uboul man li ving in his e nviron menl than ever before,•· Aldrich said. lie Indicated t h at soc 1 ~d ecol ogy, a r e lati v e ly n ew acade mic pursuit al UC lrvine. "has its roots in the natural scien ces by obs erving or ganis ms in tht• <:ovironme.o where they function. "This study should produce u number of unswcrs that s hould enable us lo live better in our en v1ronmenl better than ever before " f'rataPapAJ SLAYING .•. J)f'rt. surrendered peaceably to officers , a nd was being ques· lioned this morning regarding the killing. Police said Tobey had been 11tabbed numerous times in tht· back. neck a nd chest . They believed the des igner was killed between noon <ind 6 p.m Mon day. Tobey was :.i . member of thc C h amber o f Comm erce'l> Beautification Committee and for many years was in cha rge of the ushers at the Pageant of tht! Musters with his mother. the Ii.Ile Su1,ette Dabney Four Quakes No Harbinger LOS ANGELES <AP 1 -Four manor earthquakes that s hook Southe rn Cahforni..t one after unother over lhC' weekend art' not hkely to s ignal a future JOit in this seismically active stale. u Sl'is molog1st s ays . "The rate at which we huvt! earthqu.ikcs of th i ~ size in California is such lhut lo haw four-in t~ ts-not-t-on- sidcred unusual and 1 hcrefon • ii 's not cons1dcrl'<l s1g n1ficant." said Dr Robert A Uhrha mmer of UC Berkeley. The four in Lake wood . Big Bear a nd Palm Springs reported injuries and onl.v 'h£bl dam ... ·..,• ..... ·---- mo s 11 v broken dt !'>h e !'> authorities said. · Leader Ailing PA RIS tAP l Algl'rian President llouari Boumedienoe, 57. 1s gravely ill in Algier-; with complications rcsullmg from a · and authonlit>s were cons1deril}8 buryi ng the m al Jonestown. • Estimates oC lhe mis&iAH r-anged--l{lAic~C~C:all..Jili>aAIMid;i......~ from more than 375 to more than 775. An exact estimate was not possible because reports of lhc settlement's total population ranged from 800 to 1,200. Most were from California, the head· Sapp said t he chas e l>eRun at 3: 15 p.m . on southbound In ters tale 5 near Lake F orest Drive when a CHP unit attempt· ed to stop Leavenworth for reek· ~~~~~~~--J~..-.4"-t-.:Jtww Wolf. who operated out of J room m the South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa . had re· ceived permission from the state• Coastal Commission la!)t Tues bladder cancer, French med1caJ SoUr(.Y(!STI!p()rtcdtodar. --------· ·'The bodies are starting to swell and som e seem readv to burst," said e mbassy official Peter Londoner. .High afternoon temperatures here the past three days have been in the 85·90·degree range, and the tropical s un has shone steadily two days. The American contingent In· eluded 29 identilication experts. To s peed the process, the Guyanese government waived a OftANGE COMT Ml DAILY PILOT ~'::.:t.~~~:·r.i:=i.:::.::::.~ (n.t\I Pvbi•Vt•~ (~y ~9 ... t'M\ ,.,. -·--·· ,,,,....., ,.,_, '°' Co.•• -.w ... ""'"""'' ........ 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Rhodes gave this account of what happened Saturday: Jones called the me mbers of the colony to the as!!embly hall by loudspeake r, telling them: "The time has come for us to meet in anothe r place." The people filled th' hull, which h ad no side walls, and spilled out into the yard arou~ it. Armed guards we re stationed around the crowd. The settle m e nt ·doctor, Lawrence Schacht, 30, of Houston, Tex .• and two nurses brought in a large 1tainless·steel vat which they filled with the poisoned Kool·Aid. They began ladling it out. spooning it or squirting It into the mouths of babies llnd filling paper cups whJch the adults brought up. One woman who balked was shouted down by other members of the cult. She drank her dose. After the people drank, they went Into convulsions. Their eyes rolled up. They had dllncul· ty breathing, and they died an.er' about five mlnuta. RhoclH aald he e.c1ped wbtn the doctor r•qu•ll.!~-" atetho~~ and. he volun""'"'° to 1et tt. lnltead of returnlq, he aald he bid ln the wooda and did not ... the end ol the ceremony or the dMtb ol Jones. Fr.,.Pa~AJ KROCH ••• was the hospit al board's rlrst chairman. Mr. Kroch, son of an Austrian banker , came -to America when he wns 17. Working his wny up in the book world, he opeoed his own store and by 1933 was able to buy the Brentano's chain. He 84lld all except his Ch.lcago Bren- tano's in 1939. Mr. ~h's wife of 61 years, Gertrude. died in 1970. He had moved to Tuscon rive yea r s 4go to b e with h is daughter. Mrs. Charles Kelsch. Mr. Kroch's remains are lo be cremated and his aghes are to placed at Anaheim's Mclroise Abbey wllh his wire's . The m e morial servke will take place at 1 p. m . 1.1t the Laguna Beach Community Presbyterian Church. Man Sentenced BUFFALO. N.Y. <AP) -A Niagara County man was sen· "'Qnced to a maximum five years In priton after admitt1n1 he Mnt a letter, while ln jail, LO the White House t.hroat.enln'f to 1boot Pruldent C•rter. Theodore Ch uul.(01. 26. of Vounattown shouted oblcenltlea at U .~. otatrlct Court Judfe John Ellvtn •• he wa1 ltd aw11 alter Mntenelnt Mondi)'. ay. Goodness what taste! TexasSp~ad I lb BEEF I TICK9 Sum1N1r SauN119. 12 01. Mild M1d9'I l.ongho•n. & ot. $molly hmok•d ClwHe b11r), 7 Ot Pl1ln Goud1, 714 01. Btllll Fl•u• ft nacmfl Frend\ typt .. ml· toll ca-wl, 8 or. Edam $11~, pl11• a1 .. wb91ty 8onbont. 16.98 DIUI tllflllllted .. tlnrr ofter .. II 1ft1Dped ~ send gifts ... Come In and 1elect food gift paka for Cttr11tmH. Take with you or we 'II ahlp. We 'fl handle all the detaH• and even encloM a penM>nal greettng. FashiOn Island .....,.,. ..... 640-60>0 ...... Jri. 'T1I t w . 'Tl ' s-. 12·1 • • • * estcli Plaza **** MAllNH'S Vll.lACiE DAMA POINT 496-2670 Moa.-s.t.~I " s-. ·nu ' ( P!~Lollboc*) Play It Again, Golden Bears By CHA •L ff. LOOS Of_...., ........ Evt'!rOM In our amaU party ••tffd alter w1t(bin1 th111 year a Bla G•mt at Mtmonal St.acllum in SlrawbClrry Canyon that the best lbinl about <..'1nlonua »ear football th~ year wu ~band . Our party lnC'ludtd a trio of onetime Cal torority •ll· te,.. and a former Bear p\ayn-. all of Yt'bom remember the last time Cat went to the Rose 8o._..l, and a couple or camp followJni husbunds. I won't say bOw old~ tororil)' ls,.tt,.. a~. but, for the record. it will bt 20 )'Hts C'Ome U\la Jan l al nee a team Crom Bt'rktl y sl)tnt NC!w Yt'ar'1 Day 1.n Pasadena. The Bears lost that ont. 38-12 to Iowa They dJd only ali&htly · betltl" last Saturday, lotlnir 30-10 to the dre.d~ Cardinali !nt-e lndJansl from P lo Alto Alt'TEA THAT last Rose Bowl ap. pearance. one or our party rttalled, Cal football fortunes sank •o low that one of the best known cheers fTom the student secUon at Memorial Stadium came to be "Send an the band." ll was both a tribute to bad football and good Loo. bandsmansh.lp. she explained. The Cal band 1tul'k to ha.sics Saturday and dearly out- pointed the nbb\e in red that ulls itself the Incomparable Leland Slanford Jr. University Marching Band. Stanford bandsmen in recen.t.. Umes have taken to spoofing the traditional college marching band. The antics of the Stanford aggregation make it, indeed, incompara· bJe, but even a spoof can become old hat. THAT ISN'T TO say that the Cal bandsmen don't ha ve any filn and don't .get rowdy once in-a while. JostllSk my neighbor, a USC alum who was moved to the verge of violence by a yell and marching cadence tbe Bear musi· cians adopted for the recent Cal.SC gridiron cont.est at the Coliseum. Bul you can't penalize a band 15 yards for being un· coulh. . And compared to the incomparables last Saturday, the Cal band appeared to the 014 Blues gathered in Strawberry Canyon to be a model of decorum. Yet there was plenty of spirit, verve and togetherness. BEFORE THE GAME. they marched up to the stadium amid tailgate parties and milling licketholders- together. During the pregame show, they performed the traditional Cal spell-out flawlessly. At halftime. they performed with snap and precision while playing the music of Chuck Mangione as well as traditional marches. After the game. they kept their cool while playing the alma m ater in the midst of the celebrat- ing Stanford rootball team and its fans and in spite of an effort by the incomparables to drown them out. Later. still together, they marched down to fraternity row and played for the students and alums gathered on the porches and lawns. SJ'ILL LATER. lhey moved on down Telegraph Avenue and gathered outside the ASUC Store near Sather Gate to say their goodbyes. They huddled together. their instruments mute. and li stened quietly as a student conductor made a rarewell speech. He taJked about all the hard work and some of the fun and the pride he tell and the friendships he bad made. Other than the band and a few friends only a small party or three sorority sisters. a former Cal football pl ayer and a couple of camp lollowinR hus bands who happened to be strolling through the campus in the gathering darkness were around to hear his goodbye. WHEN HE FINISHED. the student musicians broke into the Cal right song. This time. they were playing it for themselves. As the music started. the half dozen or S<' souscrphone players ran to Sather Gate. lined up-in the gate and went through their high kicking musical routine one last time. Then. for the student musicians, just like the football players. the 1978 season was over. "Send in the band." muttered one or the Old Blues in oui: small party. Priest Punished In Aliens CO$e LOS ANGELES -CAP> -A Catholic prfest who admiUed rus ;ole in arcepting money to fly a Mexican citizen into the United States was placed on one year probation Monday by a federal States by Oying them across the border in his single-engine Cessna for $300. However, last month he pleaded guilty to a single charge of bringing an alien into the country. Tomich was arrested Oct. 4 at =-n::~n=:-:--r-:-:-r.::-..--rrn··ttt"nO~rport by agen o judge. n anrung e ev. s . Tomich of Norwalk the sen- ten ce. U.S. District Judge William P. Gray also ordered the priest not to ny an airplane during the probationary period. Tomich. 4S, was originally charged with bringing three Mexican citizens into the United the Immigration aJfd Naturaliza- tion Service who said they dis- covered three illegal aliens aboard the craft. A second man who reportedly paid Tomich to bring the aliens into the airport was stlll being sought by authorities. Tells Candidflqf Service Reviewed By t>-CTD A ahlfl ln planntna new Or1111e COunty Transit District <OCTD> bus aervlce, to m"ake aur• MW routes acrve major employment, recrntlon. shop- i>lnt and education centers. was approv d Monday by OCTP dlreclors. , Taratled tor special plaruilng a tten\lo n by OCTO ad · mlnl•tratora durlna the nut year wUl be: Balboa Peninsula and Newport Beach, wbere seaside strands attract an estimat~d 90,000 JnJand vlsltor11 per dAy dur\na eummer. -Irvine lndu&trtal complex along Jamboree Road where eight major firms alone employ about U.000 workers. Orange County Airport. said by district administrators to face constant traffic and parking problems which might be eased should some com· routers be attracted to Improved bu11 service. -Orange Coast College College and Costa Mesa High School, whose 32.000 s tudents m tght be persuaded to ride buses, also r,elieving traffic con- gestion and parking problems. Mission Viejo Mall which, when completed, wall alter traf- fil' patterns and impact most OCTD south county routes. OCTD General-"Manager James Reichert said the dis· tricl bas completed its first phase of service development by providing routes today along most a rterial streets at ap· propriate intervals. Whet la ces OCTO ad - ministrators for the future, he said, is stlll·increasing demand for bus service because or grow· ing county populations. with fewer dollars available because of Proposition 13. The new planning e mphasis, Reichert explained, will put the focus for service in areas shown to have the most potent.ial for new riders. The new s trategy, he con- tinued, is based upon the prem· ise that mass transit is most effective in high·density areas while autos are most effective in Jow·density areas. "The fact that Orange County has no central downtown busi· ness core, but rather dozens or regional mini-cores, presents an enormous challenge." he said. OCTD administrators have singled out 55 high-traffic and high-activity centers tor special attention between now and 1985. Targeted for possible service improvement in 1980 are the South Coast Plaza area, which attracts 64,000 shoppers and employees dally. Also among four locations ex- pected to receive special atten· tion in 1980 are the San Clemente be-aehes which serv~ 45,-000 vis- itors on summer weekends. Salvation Army Needs Bell Ringers The Salvation Army ts looking for bell ringers. Wes Trucker, regional direc- tor for the Army's service ex· tension program, said the an nual fund-raising project is scheduled to begin the day after Thanksgiving. Anyone who would like to , O..ty r llM St.Mt ....... TIM GIBBS SURVEYS ENDANGERED SLOPE FROM PARENTS' HOME IN SAN CLEMENTE Resident• of Six Homes on Calle Nina HoJ>'ng to Avert Another Laguna Ofuater Drinks Now Clemente Hil&ide ~al in N. Carolina CHAR LOTTE. N C. CAP> -A 23·year·old Charlotte man drank a Bloody Mary today, apparent· ly becoming the ftrst person to legally buy a maxed drink m North Carolina in 70 years. Hank Stoppelbin was served a SI;SO drink al Benedictines Restaurant and proclaimed . "IL 's very good " Benedictines had ils bartend· ers on duty early in an attempt to become the first estabUsh· ment in North Carolina to wke advantage of a new lot'al-0ption mixed·drink law enacted by the General Assembly m ,June. A Meckle nburg County Alcoholic Beverage Control truck pulled up to the restaurant to make a de livery s hortly before 8 a.m. Bartenders quick · ly broke o~n a case and rushed a bottle of vodka to bartender Kevin Johnson, who poured the first drink for Stoppel bin. Other restaurants began serv· ing mixed drinks al lunch today. and some were to mark their first drinks with ceremonies during the afternoon. A fleet of two-ton trucks packed with liquor made de liveries today to 96 restaurants in Mecklenburg County. The establishments received their liq· uor-by·the·drmk licenses Mon-· day, and the deliveries were made by beverage control OC· ficials Lo avoid a rush at Liquor stores. The General Aue mbly's passage or the hotly de bated m1xed-dr1nk law len Oklahoma the only slate without some form of mixed-drink sales. Hotline Aid Asked .The Rape Crisis Hotline of Orange County 1s seeking volun· leers to maintain a hotline for rape victims. Volunteer work can be done at home . lnforma· tfon is available by caning 776·3004. Residems 'Shaky' By ANNE COOPER oe ,.,. 0.11, ru .. S'-lf San Clemente residents with homes localed on a hill directly above City Hall have suffered a bad case of the jitters s ince Oct. 2. when a massive landslide in n<'arby Laguna Beach left SO families homeless. The residents of six homes along thp ocean side of Calle Nina and another at the in- tersection of calles Nina and DeSoto wonder whether they too may wake one early morning to hear the groarung of foundations and the shattering of glass. These were the sounds which warned Laguna Beach Bluebird Canyon families to evacuate the a r ea' before the Oct. 2 slide t'rumbled two dozen homes, causing an estimated $15 million damage. The jitters started for occu· pants of the seven San Clemente homes last February or March, said attorney Gerald Gibbs. who lives with his family at 409 Calle Nina. During heavy winter rains. a one-inch crack opened in the slope behind the homes. The crack widened and then gaped. By the end of a month the homes. which had graced the summit of a landscaped c;lope, overlooked a naked, nearly vertical bluff. The former s lope lay 35 feet below Affecte d famiTies hired gco lo~ists Leighton and A s- sociates or Irvine to study the area and recommend a way to save their homes. Preliminary estimates for repairs were placed at SS00.000. He ading up the study for Leighton and Associates was pro1cct director Woodrow Higdon, wpo had on.site knowledge of the problem. He lives at 410 Calle Nma. Residents or the area were pleased to learn that they would qualify for low.interest federal disaster loans and looked forw ard to having repairs done before the coming winter rains. The geological report was oearing completion on Oct. 2, when the earth moved in Laguna Beach and city officials hired Leighton and Associates to sur- vey Bluebird Canyon an hopes of preventing further losses. "Dr. Leighton had his staff running night and day in Bluebird Canyon," said Gibbs. "We understood and were sym- pathetic, but then when it start- ed to rain, everybody panicked. We're afraid our time is running out." The Leighton and Associates report on the Calle Nina slope was s ubmitted last week to the city of San Clemente. ln adru- tion, Gibbs appeared before the City Council and was promised city cooperation in speeding along repairs. The geologists' report recom· mended that 70,000 yards of fill be used to build a gradual slope. to be drained by carefully engineered underground and surface drainage systems. The result. is expected to be the beginnings of a new city park site, said Gi~bs. To pay for the tremendous grading project, some or the res· idents have agreed to pool funds available to the m tn· dividually as federal disaster loans. A few residents have declined to participate. "When they look at their billfolds and their back yards . they think they'd ~tter take care of their billfolds." ~aid Gibbs. "But in some or the homes. doors won't close. slabs are cracking -in one house I can run my hand under the baseboard al the slab." "This deck used to be solid." said Gibbs' son Tim. a UC San Diego student. bouncing on the balls -'>f his feet and causing the deck on the back or his parents' home to bob like a trampoline. "It looks as if we have less than a month to complete the re- pairs." said his father. "Nobody want s another Bluebird Canyon." volunteer lime or earn money Iotlhemselves.or..a-club may,.ap.,..._-11ip:;;;;r:e•-:iiiilllE~ ly for a bell at the Salvation Army. 8100 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Grove. Money from the Christmas ap· peal goes to needy families and individuals throughout the year. he said. About 3,660 persons were aided this year, through October, he added. Dougherty Sets Battle BJ JACKIE RYMAN O. •o.lfY ........... ... endorsing a candidate of another party in a partisan election Is grounds for expulsion under the state elect.Ion code. Rene11de Republican at· torney William Dougherty told lbe Republican Central Commit- tee Monday that oot only will he Jl&bt tu attempt& to oust him for endoralng a Democratic can- didate. but be allo int.ends to op- pose 1tate Sen. John Briag1, R- FullerUJa, ln t!)e next primary electk>n. • Dou.lberty abo, showed up at. lbe central mmmittee '• meetini lloaday wttb a cowt order bar· rln1 bl• ouster wltbout due ~eu. Tbe •itu1ti0n arose because Dou1berty signed a campaign letter last month endorsing Democrat Ron Cordova In bi8 UDIUCc.tlfUI bid. for the 38tb stat• S•nate •••t woa by RIPabbeaa John Schmit&. &e""6ean Ctnt!'aJ COmmlt· we otftcUll Uft IDdJdted they ...._ .,_.....,,., npultk»e • • cut and dried mau.er • becaute However. restrained by the Ot· der l11ued by Superior Court Judge Pbllip Schwab. the cen- tral C·ommittee memben voted 24-4 to ecbedule a hearin1 Dec. 11 to look into the matter. Dou1herty abstained rrc>m vol· lng. said bia counsel and l•w partner, John Elekes. "He wasn't the moet popular man there lut nl-11t," l!:lekes aald today. but noted Douaberty lntendt to fl&bt b1I ouster to tbe end. Should the Dec: 11 beariftt be conducted by Roberti' Rules ot Order ...u.et than by the 1tate's admtnlltratlw law rulet, l:le.kea lndlc:a-9 DodCbert1 mlC.. seek to pf'Off dlM be bad D0t IC· tOrded ... proc ... Elek• McllMd '° ·~ate aa to J>ouPerty't rea10na tor fighting the expulsion even though bis term expires at the end of January. · But Dougherty's announce- ment that be Will oppose Briggs in two years and 1tatements made earlier this mootb to a re· porter lndicate be may be cboos· in1 to fi&bt becauae be would · like to see chantea made In the Republic.an central commlUee. When bis expulsion was first recommended. Dough.-rty com· mented that be will "remain a R e pubtlcan until I die," althou•h be bas strong c:iuarrels with the way the Republican Central Commlttee bas operated. At that time, Oouaberty taid of Brilll and Schmlu, "I tb.lnk they both stand for -I'm noc: calllDI them natne1 now -but they appeal to t.be Hlftab, Nd· DICked, anU.s.miUc, Utl·blatk, anll·l•Y· Jal antl-everyt.blq." • Wltf\ the appcoacnJ.ng Thenksglvlng holiday we would like to take this op- portun It y to thank our tri.ncts •nd customers f<H' thv-good will and loyetty thet ~' helped to build our bUtlMU .,,pr end bttttr tVtrY yMr. ' ' '""'.,.,.., WSJIAff,._. ........ .... We shall always try to merit vour confidence. We are orateful for your con- trlt>utlons to our success end wlSh to tend YoU & your f•mlly 9rHtln9s et this ThankloMno seeton . . • from tN steff at Cherlts H. Barr Jtwttert. .. A4 DAil. y Pil.OT ' r.,._ . .., .,..., 21. 1m ~--....... ~ To•~~\·' Marpltlae H aE COM TH 8 : Accord1n1 to lall' n wa du;futches. C\nn5: • ount.y'• public bu system ts teolntt to rol the chrt' o"rr lb~ n xt 1hl y an In an trfort ti> boolll P•tron•6l What tbt't hw oeool(' are co4n• to do 111, lnueaat' service towhalttrccaJtedl2traffaccong ltd•~• 1nourre111on maih priortty plect ror mor oua acrvace. lor exam ·pie. are w Newport Balboa Pen naula. South oast rlau in osta M •· Oruna.-Cout CoUcRe and Costa Mt'lll HIMh School. ~~ Irvin -Jumbor Road industrial complex ond the 60Ut.hem Orange Coo t All of \hilt bt.•come 50mt'what of a aambllng dace roll an the t'Ongl<sh<>n balllt'. you mt(bt conclude IF YOlJ ENO MOil£ pubJlc b~es t<1 Orange County New MoMl Decongeal&on Vtlucle /or f'at t Bailout• Airport, for example, you will decrease the congestion of automobiles ii, indeed, everybody starts riding the ~port bus routes. On the other hand, ar the buses are vastly ignored. as many of the big orange and white vehicles seem to be these days, then all you've done is increase congestion around the county airsti:ip. You've just added buses to the alreudy-Jammed condi- tions created by private autos, taxicabs and airport limousines It's also Interesting that the Orange County Transal Distract brass. in announcing the stepped-up ant1- congestioo service, have given a Number One priority lo more bus service on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula. The motive, they say, is to "alleviate congestion" with increased bus service in June or 1979. So you're left wondering what kind or congestion they figure lo alleviate on the Peninsula? lr all the summer vis itors leave their cars at home, this will reduce congestion -on the streets. I F TIIE BUSES BRING more visitors than the cars do, however. this 1s just going to increase the congestion on the beaches and s«lewalks. Thus the bus people may alleviate one kand or conges· lion and create another. /\nyway, as things are now going. the motor car may soon be rt:ndercd impractical as a means of transporta· lion. The county transit d1stnct will have more buses on the roads. Then if the schools start busing students all over the region, you'll have lane-lo-lane solid buses. Thc•re won't be any room for plain old cars. Unions Fight 'Lid' On Pay, Benefits WASJJJNCTON ~P > -President-CarteT"Sanli-influllon program. in its mere four weeks. is encountering deep trouble over its voluntary wage-benefit guideline. A growing list of unions ls lh.reateningJo ignor.e the 1 percent lid on annual wage and fringe benefit increases, and al least one union is striking over the ls$ue. Others engaged in curnnt bargaining are saying the program exempts them and are seeking wage hikes of about 10 percent. Cart.er administration orricials, meanwhile, say they may make the program more flexible by altering the way fringe benefit cost Increases are calculated. -such reffguring, labor observers say. would have the effect of relaxing the wage standard. THE AFL·CIO AND MANY member unions have reJected the guidellne as inadequate lo protect workers from rising pnccs. which are going up at a rule of nearly 10 percent a year. The two-million-member Teamsters union, which does not belong to the AFL-C10, has taken a similar stance. Teamsters Presa· dent Frank E. Fitzsimmons has said he won't feel bound lo the 7 per- cent guideline when he starts bargaining next month on a new con- tract for450,000truckers. -OU-Monday, th~.000-membel'. lot.ernat~nal UniolLOL.Elcc·_ trical, Radio and Machine Workers said it, loo. would ignore the guadehne. .. NATION I WORLD . ..~ .. .,- WITNESS: 'IT LITERALLY LOOKED Lltct"A ~BAGE"OUMP WHERE SOMEBODY DUMPED A LOT OF AAG DOLLS' Ritual Death Deseribed GEORGETOWN. Guyana <AP 1 A survivor or the mass s uicide at the Jonestown religious S<'lllcmcnl said the * * .. eamp doctor and his two nurses brewed the deadly purple drink of cyanide and Kool-Aid an a large sta.lJlless steel val and then * * * Letters Supported People's Temp/,e NEW YORK <AP 1 A sheaf or endorsements attributed to dozens or prominent Atncricans. including first lady Rosalynn Carter and Vice President Walter Mondale. apparently bought time for the Rev. Jim J ones when crilacism mounted against his reHg1ous colony an Guyana. Jones appears to have used saying: "Dear Jim, Thank you the references for himself and for your letter. I enjoyed being his People's Temple both to with you during the campai~n establish h1s colony in Guyana and do hope you can meet Ruth and then to stave off a llegations soon. Your comments about or mistreatment and brutality. Cuba are helpful, and I hope The Guyanese government re-your suggestion can be acted on leased ~e pa~rs Monday, with in the near tuture. Sincerely, shock still regtstenng over the 1signed > Rosal)'pn Carter." deaths or Jones and more than 400 sect members in a murder- admanastered it to the babies first. Or. Lawrence Schacht. 30, of Houston. Tex .. and his two nur ses sq uirted the fruity.flavored potion mto the mouths or squirming ba bies. T HEN TIIEY LADLED 1t into paper cups ror hundreds or adult members of the Rev Jim Jonei) People's Temple Saturday at their isolated Jungle colony an northwest Guyana, said Odell Rhodes. a 36·year-0ld teacher Rhodes satd he escaped when Schacht asked for a stethoscope and he volunteered to get it Instead o( retummg, he fled mlo the Jungle. he said. Two other aged s urvivors were found in the camp, and 12 others who ned came out or the Jungle. The police count or bodies "in the camp reached 409 by Monday night. and Guyanese troops were searching the Jungle for hundreds or others believed lo have fled wh e n Jones :;uicide pact. M I N I S T E "R 011' S la t e Chrisfopher Nascimento said he didn't want to embarrass any or the purported letter writers but Guyana wanted lo show why it aa permllle<flne -Pcople's Tem· pie to settle there. BefOre Crash, Taxes lndieate Calm Crew The attack on Ryan's group and the mass ~uicides made at appear "we allowed a bunch of cr azi es into Guyana ." Nascimento said, "but in fact lbe Rev. Jones presented rer- crences of the highest caliber." J ONES WROT E TO Mrs . Carter on March 17, 1977, saying he had mi ssed meeting evange li st Ruth Ca rter Stapleton, President Carter's sister. dunng her trip to San Fraocisco. He also said that after a tnp lo Cuba, he found the country was "badly in need or hospital equipment." Mrs. Carter, in a hand-written note on-White-House stationery;- wrote to J ones on April 12, 1977, WASHINGTON IAP> -Just seconds before the worst air disaster in U.S . history, there was no indication or concern an the cockpit or ;i Paciric Southwest Airlines 727 Jetliner even though the crew had lo:,l sight of another plane In the area, a cockpit tape recording shows A transcript of the recording released Monday andacates the PSA crew spotted the small Cessna again just before the two planes warns : "Brace yourself." collided over San Diego Sept. 25. killing 144 people. Including seven on the ground. Air traffic controllers had told both planes they were in the s ame area. T H E COC KPIT T A P E transcript, released by the Na· tional Transportation Safety Board. which Is Investigating the accident, reported this eon- versalion during the 63 seconds before the crash: THE f1NAL WORDS, from an unadentJJicd person, are, "Ma. I love you ·· At 9:02.04, apparently at the moment or ground impact, the recording stops. summoned them lo die. RHODES SAi D II E s uw mother-s give the poison lo their c hildre n b e fore taking al themselves. "It JUSt got all out of order," he repor ted. "Babies were sc r eami.ng , c hildren we r e screaming. and there was mas~ confusion." Armed guards turned back people who tried to leave the ritual Those who drank went into convulsions, their eyes rolk'<.l upward and they gasped for breath before falling dead. J ONES, CLAD IN bla<'k pant!. and a colorful casual shirt, was found on his back on the pavilion s tage He a ppare ntly :.hot himself an the right temple. The body or his wire was nearby. Bodies carpet.ed the open-air pavilion. and the yard around 1t was solid with them. Many or the victims clutched each other. "f'rom the aar it literally looked like a garbage dump where somebody dumped a lot or rag dolls," '\aid Charles Krause o r the Washington Post, who v 1 s 1 t c d .J o n c s l o w n a s a representaltve of the rort 1gn press KR AUSE WAS a mong the s urvivors of the Satu rday a irstrip attack that lert Us. Rep. Leo-P. Rya n, D-Calif., and - four others dead. Another ca mp s urvivor, Grover Davis, 79 , saad hl' realized what was com ing when Jones an n ounce d by loudspeaker: "The tame has come for us to meet an another place." lie said he slipped orr and hid in a hole at the edge of a clearing. Hyacinth Prash, in her 70s. was 111 and stayed in a cabin. Snow Slickens Roads Capt James E. McFeron t9:00:"2l: "Is that. the one we're looking at"" First Of(lccr Robert E. Fox <9 :00 :431: "Yeah, but I don 't see him now." 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Builders reduce the s ize o r the lot by Jrom 25 to 43 feet a nd place the houses o n o r close lo o n e or the s ide boun· dary lines. Renee (he na m e : zero lot-line ho m e11. To maintain privacy, the wall of the ho u se abutting lhe boundary contajns n o w ind<>wR or o nly wlndows i>lured higher than us ual. The rest or the house is designed. ofte n with s kylights and arches, to bring s unlil(ht into wh a t o the rwise would be u d a rk interior The sid e yard is often large enough ror a garde n or paUo area. BEGUN ABOVT 10 YEARS AGO in Cali(om1a, /. ro lo t·line homes a r e s pringing up in Ru ch widely s e puraled cllles as Sl. Louis . Mia mi, Chicago, Denver and Oa llns . Municipal zoning officials. who have traditionally in· s iste.d that d e tac hed h ouses be built u m1r·11mum dis tance fro m lot boundaries, have take n a second look at lhes e restrictions. Many 8t!i' the zero IOt·line con cept as a w ay to r e duce urba n s prawl a nd protec t n e w households from being priced o u l or the tiing le· family home marke t Den ver a nd ARpen l a nd planner Oa v1d C linger tells why zero Money's Worth lot·line homes o fte n a re less expens ive th-an t radition al de· t ached f)()uses: ·'Lot costs a m o unt to around 32 per cent of the .sa les price of a ho use. Zer o lot·hne houses le t u s get prices down io this ar ea by incrtil:ls ing the dens ity to JO or 12 per acre, Houston builde r Mic h ael Marix aJ?rees : "When wt• can gct-l-0-homes rather than four or five on u n a cre or land, w e can sell the m fo r two.th irds the normal price. W e trade s ideyard s p ace for high e r densities. Our buyers hke them. But equally lmportant. the mortgage lende r s like the m It is muc h easier to get ftna n cmg for singfe.fam1ly houses than for townhouses or condominiums ." ST . LOUIS DEVELOPER FRED "Kemp adds : "Privacy is the big thin g . Our houses a re not Just part o f a row. You d on't h ear your n eighbors pounding on t he w a lls , a nd the pa tios arc n ot right o n top o f one anothe r .•· Ke mp r e ports he h as s old mos t o f his ze ro lot·line ho m es. pnced from $45.400 to SS3.500 The s m a ller yards ore viewed as a plus, particularly in th e droug hl·pro n c Wes t. A s the cosl o r public. waler ~oes up, s ays Dt'n v c r -ba~ed builder H a r vey Alpe r t • "homebuyers want !.mailer lots so 1l w ill cos t t he m les~ to waler their lawns In some n e w s ubd1v 1s ions around Denver . people a re forbidde n to plant gras~ on m o r e than 40 percent or the lo t •• A lthough u key attraction of zero lot-llnr ho m e s 1s their r e lallve ly lo w price -m any sell fo r $43.000 to 171.000 the d e sign pnnc1plt· a lso is being used an luxury hom e s . SOME POSH ONES, WITH sw1mm1n~ pooli., sell for as much as $225,000 m such cities a s Dallus a nd Newport Be ach. This com bination o f forces 1s behind the developm ent of this concept in home bu1ld1ng CJ 1 Cost and demand for land 1s soanng a~ Americans seek a protection against inn at1on (2 l Rapidly c hm bing cost!> ~•rt· pw.hang up pnct:s of ho m e s I 3 ) The Shrinking s ize O( fam1hei. IS m aking 9 !>mulle r ho u se o n a s maller lot m ore reas ible Against this b ackground, the futurl' fo r t he icrn lot· line home appears brig ht Vtility Company Gains in Quarter Laguna Hills Ut1h\y Co • Laguna Hills. for the t hird quarter ended Sept. 30. h as reparted net incom e of $88,000 or 3 cents a s h are. This compares with a los:s of $59.000 in th e fi r st quarte r and incom e or $47,000 '" tht' s r:cond. r or the third quarter or 1977, the com pany exper ien ced " loss of S39.000or 1 cent a s hare . R evenues for tht• quarter rosl' 30 percent lo Sl ,036.000. compared w1th $7911,000 for Uw comparable period in Ul77 BB~~~ ? ~l l1 .,! 1"'• Cu,,ln< 1 10 S I> II • V. GNlrn 12)e19 7f 1) , '• Luken\ <If> S 10 14"' Poitnw lO a H 11'"'-.... \I""""' w 1 10 ull ,. ._ W•IFM I 10t! 11 I/ 11'•, • • • "' 10· •••• Cur1W IO • 71 u ••• C.INONk I.AO 8 10 II "· l •"• 394 ......... P~•bd• 191> 10 ) 7'1 •• "' Slanw I Oii • H 1• • • • W1 PP pit 50 tlO .. FOR rnr NINE MO..,....··s ENDED Sc t 30 l B•·~· I 60 • IJ 1• ..... CullerM I 40 II • )IV1 • '• GtWF.n 1 • l1 l\ l•~· r. 7 50 ]\ 1J'" .... P•::r. S1 •• ,, .... .,,~,,,. In I , )] • • ' Wt PIP• '., \ )9 J] • • r. ,, I"" p • ne 10 !!'.~.<~1wn11 1 ~ '! ","s ;~~ ~; ~~~'!.. '.:': ! 1~ ~! ..... .._ C..•v" '°" ' •u w~ • · • Lvnc Y\ -"°~"-1>\\" • ::~,·;..:~. ·~ :~· .. ' ~::,~g;• 1 ) ~ ,;~ · '.; =~~::L ~ ~ ,}, :~ come was $76,000 or 2 cents a s har e. on revenues o r "D• -• "' • • • -o-o -8""'i:,,.,-"!. ,, '! ~ ...... M•coM «1" 11 " Penc ... e... J•o c1 s'.-·• St••<"• ».o ' 1 • .,. • •• wA1r o• l ~ 7•~. •. $2.603.000,com pared with a losi:; or $79.000 o r 2 cenb, on 6&1o Mt I0•1 11 60'"' • "-OPF S .. 10 Gr~ty )Ii 4 , 'l't MBPXL 400 8 120 h '-Penney 11• 411 d)Ho-'• \lfrlOO tilt I II ~'• 1• Wt18t>C 1 » " 146 7) • '• f$2 06() 000( th bl lo(f ( 1977 3!~rr~v i:,~ ~ ~~; '.; g:;::r.. ~1!' ~~ 1~.,.. '• Grumm 1'10 ' 11 :~:;, '"' ~~~ 1 ~ ~ ~~ ·~~: ~ :::tP1 ~~ ,U :'~. "• ~:;~~~ ,/:,,~ 1~ 1~::-"" :i~~~,," 0C: ! 1~ J~~ ;: reveTnhueestho1.r d' qu0arteorrr .. ~econmuep81'nraCr"eapes"rove0r th" th'1rd Oay(OIP l'I I J•,,. • O•n•Co I 3" I 2J , ...... I &ri~~:~ ~ : 1M MC.I( n I 10'1 10·. P•Pl pl fl 1110 106 • I Stnt\llnl iO 10 ,,. U7'1• •• I WnPubl • 10 s ''"' ~. " " ,. s o stG "' 1 • "" "" oan,., no • • is•.. ·~ Gttw pl u 1. • ~~··: ," MacA.F 1101> 1 J u~ .. '"' P•PL Pl u 1100 119 s1~•.nJ 110 ' •I , ..... "• wunion '"° • m 1\... ... quarter of 1977 was due primarily to rate inc reas es ~rant· llay,CIQ 'ii I I IO\oo O.trlllld I 60 I 70 3tV1 • h GllW pt ) SO. IJ 31 Me< On .olO I> 12 '"°', 1, P•Pl pt 9 150 81''1 • ,., St••W& 7 10 ~ I 1<I 1'-WnUn Dlf 60 I 0 • "' e.8 •• •r~nv 1 ~ : .J~ 76'· °""'pl , ' •o Gu11011 , '° 1 1030 ,.., ~. M•ck• ... • ,. ''"··· . P•PL 1111 10 ,100 .. sro•v r 1 n10 "" lr· ·· wun <1p11 1a • •01• "" ed the com pany 's s ubs id iaries dunn~ the pai,t 13 months ' • '6 -7lv1 0•1•0.n H "' w .. OullAet .n 10 iO ......... M<lcmlll .... 6 ., ''-• .... Ptn .. 11 . , I 11 13.,.·, '• Slon~W 1 1~~ I • 1.. •• WUTI pl 1 "6 I 1J.. b t h•' ca•ao m a Publ c Ut It' Comm' si l .. 10 p lleelF oil,. v iO O.tt•T•r .IOI " ,,, 2/1\• 1\0 G llR r•• 60 J 16' I MA<Y 165 6 5Y )6'11 '"' Penw pf 160 q 71',-, .. 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Wl\<ttPtl pt " '""'° ,·1r1•"',.,_,_.,.,. ri' 1-----f-,----~----~1~-:~-~--t"~_.,._-_ -_ -_ -_ -~1"---t1A-f>6r4'~PI WA _._,....,..:...... __ •• ,,,.A • ... • • ··J·· OelUt... I 6 , ... ,. , ..... H•lll bt 180 ~ Ill ·~ .... M••••M All • 1a• 10,.. , .... Petti• I )0 11 l'I • ~· Sunfl "° IJ 18 1)'". I Wnl•lpl I'° I lb ,.,.... ... CTOCK ~· s umpl1on . according lo u "" .... G ' °''"" )( 14 " JV, ~. H•M•P I., 1 u ,,.,., M•r•tO '·'° • 181 u •. ~110141\ I 0. • ,...,._ .. SunCo ) Ill ~ 11J •••• '• Wllolt I JO • JI II.. • • :i .. R c d B•MI\ I «> • II ~~·=. o.11on• u 3 ··~ .... H•flJS I Sle I) ...... M<I••""' 1 ~ n ""·· P•tA\ , .,. 11h • • Sunb"" I tO I 7• II ~ Wn•l•Mt Ill 11 .. '• A. ercsa, prcs 1 cnt BerldlA l 'i'> • 10 • ()l!nMI I u I '° )I •• Hal\JI '·'°". ) """' ..... Ma•Mld IO • ,, IS • '"' P•IR• ptl ,, 10\o>. "" Sund\lf 80 • •I u11 ...... Wlllll~ll 70tl I l"I 11.... '• Revenue~ in 1077 wc·n· lfttt~~Opl s' ~ ' !~01 1!!" , •', Ottlfly• 80 t II ,.,., .... Mndlmn 10 I Ill 11" .. Mtr IOllL M 10 11 ll\\ • " Pt11e• I 10 It ll'. • " Sun\fto' toto 10 19 10•.. " WIOt\ "1 I t2 U\ot , 1 ·-.. Y• O.nt\Oly IO,, II u... • .. Haf\dyH 110 8 1) " ... M••llCU .le 11 J1 II P,,.lpO .., ,. 110 10 ....... ">u11rva1 S4 • •1• Ullo Wllll•m\ I " 1SO ·~·.. deprest.ed dut• lo th e e f· -Ill I 11 I'" '• Oe..,.,10 I .. 21 11'• • " He~\ I /1 11 U .0'"1 Matk 114 l.:IO I U'lll ''• PllllAEI 1to10 119 16"' \e Supr01I 1 IO Jl J8 JO? I Wll'1'•0 14 11 1) Ho 1 Ber1o.01> 1 • • .. o.1Ed 1 S1 • 1u u •. Henne 1to10 141 JO''-• M.,1.,, 1 • 111 ,."' .1 P1111e pl • ao . 1lll0 .. .,, .1 su11mi.G .t • o 11•,. • • w1110. '-"" 10 ,, JO .,, feels o f wate r consc rv11t1on efforts, he s a id 8tttPo 16 9 ft 7,.,,. ~If Of S SO I ........ Har8tJ 1.U 10 10:> Jl o I Merrlot' 11 9 490 11"'• 'Ill PllllE pl I 110 80 SUO~ '°" ••~· •.-. o.1e "' • » '"° t0 1 t4ardff\ .20 ) 40 10~ ... M"""' >.10 u 4.1 s•v..... P1111E .,. • " lltOO ., • 111 !.uhoM '°" 10 ,. ft~· • • w ... ,., J , 11 " 10 ~ .,, Cost and t!Xpenscs increased 6 percent from the cor· 81Qfhr n 11 JO ;io~, I 0.IEpt I ... '" ,. .. _,..,. Har1111111 I 8 IQj ··~·-~. Mrt"F 1.7•' 161 II'"'• .... PllllGPf/ts . 1150 ll\l't-1 ~ .... "-l 10oo I J/I 7l'•• .. Wl\EP 774 I H ,~,. r~spond.ingquartcro( 1977 ::~;t : : 1! :·.~ o-o .. •E pt '1 II~ s1 ',~,~. •• ~ Hatr•ll .so ' ,109,. ,"91.. •• ~ MitrlM 1.80 s SI ,..... • • • Phlll! of • so llOOO .. .,., • .,, ~~gr~np., ~ ~ ~: ;~., :: Wl\C~\ I 91 I 27 10• ....•• .. plO ' ,. Harris 60.. ~ . ~ MMoMlvl(P .~ •• IS 10~ •• \lo Pll1IE pt I llO 1.l60 14'1.. .... , , • • W1\( PL I 16 q " ........ Bla<-0• UI II 260 '•'• OetE ,,, 7.2'. I """. ·,~ MarM;O 1.ID • ,. 30 •• , •• ,, 1173"' .... PllllaSub -I 173 ,,,,,_ .... 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Eobe'' 1.<1t I u 11.s.-,,.. ""<L••n .., • 's lfYI • .,., Pr•"'''' ... •o " ""'• " Inflation Rate Slows t0 .. 11 .JO • '° ... . .. O••yll ·'& • • 1p,t>. olldO .,. 110 )6h ..... MCLOUI . ~ ·~. ,,.. Prl"'tCm 11 IOll """ -v. 8~~~!>,'.'°•' ,,0• ',f'•, .. ouP0111 • S.0117•'-• '-11oy.A 1.JGt .. ',. .•. /li\cMor•.10;9 «> 1ov .. lll Proc•o 111 "'es •"' WA·OtflNGTON (AP ) The -~ ;o • duPnl o•> I ., Molly$ .• ,. 17 -"' ~Ntll .ao • • 11'/ ...... P•OdR\11 \0 • I ""'. 1,.. ~ llrftt•• .10 • ·~ 11" .. '• dUl'lll jllUO , m .. "• HmeG ptl lO . -"~·-"• MtH 1 60 6 ~ ,,,., ...... Pro•~· .101 11 J i.Ait. • • l nllatlo n rate s lowt'd to 7 1 rv\rccnt In 11 ... sw pf1 ii() s ,. •• , O\IUP I tO • IU ..... I . HOftlHlk I foe 1l 11030'• Mtorx .40 u Ul JO'• "' PSvCol I 60 II )lj 11\'t . • -llru•11w '·'° \ • "'" "' Ouk• pl• 11 ~ 71'• •t 'A ~ .ll• 13 • ,."' ..... /llltc111co .AO• • 11•,.,.1•. P'>Co• on 10 1 u , •• the July -September qua rter, w hile i'i:',,.: ' r.: a~· · · · 8:::::: i: ·:1:r U~: :·"" :!::'~' Un a;: tl . ~ :::::::. 1 •: 11~ 30~.:.t~ ~i:::c'pf l.a ',~ ~"': ·.: the economy continued to arow ~~vw• • "", 11.• .t .... · ~ ~ukn•,PI •1 !! , ..... oo ~~· ---.. '40•~1 t ,~ 4. "" ""'""'"I ... n> ft., . p\,,. 111 • .. 115 IOol • I mode rate ly the crovernmcnt Hid --• , a ., ""' II -.. -• HO ... I I' I -.. Mttnorta • a.I U • .... f'SvNH 1 11 • lt9\t-w ' • e~::r 1 ~ • ,.! :.~. ~ ~lo'1 ,' !? ,. t~ ,'t!-. .... HO\ '"" •• ~ ··'". "' Mtr<Str I • • )of • "' P$HH 1)11.lj . ,, 1/V• • I today. .., •• ..,.,. .., _ -t40\>Cll'I I to to u1 :tt -.,.. MttT11 1.'1 • 1 1~ f'SvNM I It • ,. Ith Th third rt f ' •"' l,,_lt Pl 1 SO I 11'n • VJ D,,q ~' 7.10 70 'J t I!. ~M I ti! t > 2'\ltt-.,.. Mar<k 1., IJ 1t0 ~ .,. ijvfO 1 U t n '1'n e •qUa e.r lfUrH On u1C ~::r: : : ! :: ~: "' 8':n'A! ·~h '' s;~ ..... tl:~~~ dt , 1tt Jr.. ~ =~t1; .. ; .,; ~! .. : ~ cH ~~: . ,.mo:: _ .,.. gross 'national product and inflaUon l~lt::~,l! ~ ,. 1 •:: -• He,...,,.. 111 t m " .. "'~ .. ,,., 4 11 w *"• \, p11,40 oo 111~-~. were virtually ldentlcal to the ,., 1• 1• l'C&O a 11 ra ,."" ... HoulflC. 1 ~" '! ...... MIMD l.11•tt tt u~-"" PUO! (l ., • ~ •• thl d t t I d I t ~~~l :& • n '~. ~= 1i~, ·,·~ 2: ~ ,! ···~ ~~~: 1:! ' "• :,\. t: ~·:: ' ;: ii ,,: d~~·-VJ ~r~IO j I :~-t; r h.q'!!r_ er rtpor ltSUej ·1· "''o" 1 ti0 1' 1i1 10•, "' F 1 P ,. , ~-v. Hiid•"-" "1 10 ""' 111 wt1m • , • )I m~., Mi PosPt"' , ,. , 11• ••te.!. .., mont • • D'V aovemrrte nt rev ses ti &~ll:~'" ,'ff • !! '~=; ~: e!:C.~ 1 10 t 1t _ ~ ,.."~•'"11 ··": !l i·' i"•··· "'l' ,.a .t0 .. •2110 " ..... Pu"'"" 1.60 1 • a..\41.... quarterly report every m onth. C-C: E•\U\lr t )I• .. Yfn •• .. " \It /Ii ~ l,Jt ' l40 M ""' P1trt• l,I• f IOol ,.,..,., SI th fl t t th , uo, ,, ,,,.,., h thAl•f'*' oJ '~· .... l'lum• ptJ .. 6 ,.. 1 .... ,... M<f\ • u o ' J utrt '"' ""'"~'"• t l • -"" n ee e r s r e p or • e 1 » n """o 111'1! 1 1•""• "' !:!un1t 11 • 1 " '1" "'11 J otui • l ,. • "' ""''0'' '-" 1 2 H\11-,... •overnment took s tenc Nov. l to 1Jlow I ... , t. 14 1~ .. t!a11u11 t.tO • , ....... w:fri"; 1 I 12" v; "'i· rM! .• tAlto •.• " E.. I !2 I " u~. ~ • r u tTi '~. ~ ""'•~I!~ nl 11 m t~'t ·~ ... ~r~~ :~-: ~ m:·." •.,u;.. f m~: .,_ .~~011t'! ·: ;.~; ~ economic srowth furthe r In an ,.. , 11 , 1n •i,_. . E<111111 .... 11 ,. i~'" . .. . -1-1 -""• ut ,.,.. • m tt\li + v. 1t01 10 •• ,. '"'. v. attempt. to control tntlatlon HA 10 · f'(_,OJ_ 1101' " 7~"'( IS-lfld !.ti • ,,. t•"-v. Md IMIM , !'f I i. -lt-4t -.. "r 1'.. ll I~"'=~ i::;~: 'l! ~ ~ t:! ~ ·~~"" '"°:: 10 'l~·:: .. ~" ~:.". 'l 1 !J 1:~: YI :s~,. '1 ' ••: !} .. -...... '·Recession Talk' Hit ",c,..., r.; '· 1'i, 1~. ~ l.flM 1Ji " In •• " IN-~~ s ,n )Jn ..... 5::11'·~ .. :" ,. iii.!.._ ~· J: Ji lt::-"' WASHINGTON tAP l Fede r a l ii ~ "°4~11;11 ;' : !:~:~ ~!~ ; .. ·~·.'.l•>1~1=·~;:~ "'~ •Ji 1 1-."" :!:r ; ,; I; •=;.1t1o R...aerve .Board Cl\alrma n G. W tlllam $, .'..~ ~~! r.;:,a _, l ., •• : 't -~ ~ .l f':-MllteMm cntione<t e conomist.a a nd ft'! :Z· :~. "" • • · 1 ~· -.. ~· .:: otber• about U1in1 rttetorlc 'J; • ... " 'I ' J! :_·11: 1' 1 • d i ~~ . 1.tl .. 1r.; ~ predlctlnc a rece11t011 n.xt 1tar !."t·li ~ • "·~ ii ' : l! " l ,,: .-·~ ~-Ji .. al -I: ' '~ ' " t.t: ~ ........ with ............ , llld u.. l'a'r.' •f ~ * 1 .:~~4t: l~e. ·•" "'1 " i r, !~ • " ,r., 1 e .-....... nolRe •nd I.he peaalmhun. we can talk ~I, .. 1.a ~ , /"::::: •,· t ,r, 11141-:~ .., .. : Ka '.~• ,: lu;_~ ~ ::.~:r-,·I 1 H .,~ .... " ouraelve3 lnto a receuioo." • A 21 PERCENT INCREASE in th e cost ot water.,. o perating and mainte nance expcrute a nd dcprcclut1 on was partia lly offset by o d ecline in general and adminislratave. expenses. • E x penses fo r the third q uarter. compa r <!d with th e second quarte r of 1978. Inc luded a 197,000 In crease In the: cost of purchued water due to Increased purcha!les by the · comp a ny caused by seasonal increases in usage a nd an a perce nt prtce ln c reaH by the company's prlm ury water: supp lier . • CereAa said that although the compa n y is 11howln g a · mode11l profit through the first three quarters of this yoar, Its water and sanitation s ubsidiaries are continulrag to C.X·. pe"iencc a s ignificant n egative cash tlow. APPUCATlONS FOil SUBSTANTIAL r3\<' increa!!e~ h ove been (lied with the PUC. These rt?que3t<!d Increases, however. ar'(? not expected to remedy the n egative cash now poslUon durlnfl eithe r lhc c urrent year o r 1979 The company believes that its policy of aagresslvely purs u ing rate relie f will eventua lly r m edy the situaJtion, Cereumd. M•••tl" Help Olleretl A. one-day w o rks h o p fo r m a n1tgera a nd esplrtn1 manage.rt wlll btl offered b y Coastline Community Collcgo from 9 a .m . to 3 :30 p.m. Dec. 2 at the Huntington Beach Inn. "Creative Probta m Anatysl!J and Deciaion ·M•king for. Manaaeme nt" w11 d eal&ned to Improve th problem. analyaia and d tcltton-maklnf abilities o r man11er1 lhrouf(h prAcllcal appllcatton o lheory and case !tludlt>!l. The $17.60 r lnclud ~lunch cost. Pr9-NCll\fa\loo •u OMQUI'.,. and ma1 be made lty Wtcfnelday tft.hor by m1U or tn pel'IOft •t the eorte,.. lat.31 Slater Aft., Fountain VaUer llll708. The leiftlur ha.a been approved for-c Ndlt for 111n·•es· bf the CaUtornia Board of ftestlltcr.d Nuralnf. • More lnformauon may ~ obta.lned at the colle1e, "3·0811, Ht. ~ . I ' .. DAILY PILOT Television 11 l'-1\\\ er-E\'ENHG 1.-001•• NIWI ~OHIJ WMn • .... ~"'~ ~II Or Br.U.ell a. •.o 10 ~tor 1'111'1> 0 ...,...,. A 1000..·k-tWNl- l1ontidoe I hit btlW'lllM lltt Cen l<twlllty him tPatt 'I • T'HalMOV~ t 1141 • ldy • ntl(lfll>OI • CMcACll 10 fl400I • ton - eno 11C1 """" ""• • ITlllU1t M..,.,. 'MHCllOO ',,. l*tec1 ....... of • dead C)Olitkllllll ....,. ....... 10 ~11 .... n<MMllCO dllntll Otlillh • OVUllAIY C.-t Ben Chit• "-0 (R 1111 .,~ IKETCHWO ·~ (1) C88 Nl'WS QJ A8CNEWI 6-'IO . I LOVE LUCY •@ ~DAY8 -1'tWlta~~ MMiOtl'a llltllh 10 t~ Ille lfllt llOlldl'f lplrll 1r111t1orm1 11141 geng Into PllQllmt • MOV1I •• .... 'TM Ot ...•• 0 1ffn1• ' ( 108 ti C1ry 01a111, JM!\ &llnmOM An AmetlC•n mllflOfltlre '* fOfCAd lnlO I duel 111., 18"• ing In IO¥e wllll • 8'111911 ..i1Wlfe (2tvO lo~ 0.-1 Tlm~8Y • MOVll I I 1'1 0tMI C.. 0t 0111 WllO ' OOc:utnel'llllY l.111 ry Jonlll A young MIWllift, alotMI Ind utltrmed. )out· nev-on 1001 ln!O Ille wlide Of 1"'9 C.,i4M11er1 Aoefllll !!_Iva I • LIVE FROM THE METAOPOUTAH f II• B111ered 8 r1dt • r.,... S lrllH, N"OllJ Oedd1, Jon Vlc;k.,1 6nd M1tlll T alllelll are i.alU<ed In Tony H1tt1eon I EngMll v1t11on of S m111na·1 flle RIC*doe' f-.uluhon no1 to .now ~" of tn.t 'fO\l"ICI•* .. torgolU1n wtttt• hiend• 'ome to vi111 • MlCHAEl.~ °'* ... .,,.,.. Oubon ldlNnl.atrator, E,_ O.••opmeot AOmtnletr• tlOn PueAo RICO 6D~ THAOUOt4 THI ART8 Mideast Intrigue opera, conduc ted by J•ITMll l..,_ Franco Nt-m . Ohv1 a Hussey ctront 1 and Ann Archer slar m the four hour TV movie "Thl' Pira te." the f1rst haJf of which mr., tonight at 9 on CBS. Channel 2. ~ THE NEW K1.AH Tile .CIMllft Of Oevld Dulle. Ille ~ IMcMw ol Ille Ku IUux Klan, ••~ the 0tg4intl.fllon • currenl ,_ .. t;.30 8 llJ8 LAVERNE I 8HtAl.EY · P11n11ng CrHuno A POlnt Of Vt.II'' (I) CAOU-wrTS (1) MERV ORtmH NaCMEWS_ UAA8CW8 ABC NEWS .8AHfOAOAH080N Fred HIVllH hil lltntee Ind I .......ay 10 dlnnet on the..,,... nlOf'll • MACHO. I LEHAE.A REPORT ml~1'4G.~E IHTEAIOM Whtl To Make Ot A Wal" 7:001 C88 HE¥l8 (() JOKER'S WILD SOC Miu.JOH OOUAA MAH 7:30 8 THE MUPPET& CW..t• 1<r11 Kl'lltotftraon. Rlla Coolidge Steve i. aaslgned to .ecOt1 a V11Wng Soviet gymna .. 11e1 trOUpe on tl'Mlir lJ s l()U( I CAHOC> CAMERA NEWlYW£0 GAME 9 HOU.YWOOO 8QUAAES Oaaa~ Lbti119• 8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angele' 0 KN8C (NBC) Los Angeles e KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles 8 KABC-TV (ABC) Los Angele:> (() KFMB (CBS) San Diego • KHJ·TV (Ind) LOS Angelos 9 KCST (ABC) San 01ego e IO"fV (Ind) Los Angeles • KCOP·TV (Ind) Los Ahgolo5 • KCET· TV (PBS) Los Angeles a!> KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach G TIC TAC DOUGH • AOAM-J2 11 • • '"' wrong aeason tor 1 pllony cycllsl end I phony: ~lenceaal6 • 8D 21TONIGKT "Orama And Gr11J11>I" Mr end Mra J R Menctenllall. retldenll In C1lllorni1 elnce the uno·1, are fllOllted 8i) N£WSCHEOK (f) THE GOHO a.lOW &-00 8 (I) THE PAHA CHAN A mlllt lflly dltoipllnlld law e1uo.n1 (Glynn Turmtnl gollda hie pe<tner WHU1 Into beCOmlng I lormlda· blelegal~ D OAEATUT HEAOEa ~THEMU Patt 4 of .. .,._" Biid "The Judgment or Solomon" wlll be drama· tlZed (Pitt 3 of 4) 8 MOVIE **Yt "The KMets" (111641 Lee MllMn, "note Ok:tcto-'°" Two tyndleale klllers try to IOcate 1 fortune In stolen tnOne\l. (2 htt) "A Cllon>e lint" lJrYWne tr1\191$"tO Ctilc;ego 10 l!Udl- ltOn IOf • role In "West Side Story " GJ THE 000 OOVPlE Fell• untblln.dly pre.. patM lo dlnC!t the IMd rote In I bellet perlonn- ltlClt when the IMO d~ doosn't lhOw up. t:OO tJ Cl) MOVIE "The Pltlle" (Premletel Frenco1'1ero, Anne Atctlef 8aydr Al Fey, 111'1 lllMll rllMd by en lnfluenllel Atlt>Oln, com. Into~ tllct With 1111 herlllge """"' lie la entrulled With men- eglng hi• country'• Ol.I lortunet. (Pitt 1 ol 2) G O T'Hf&'8 CCMPAH'f "Tiie Crust\" The Ropers' tem11e houae guHI IHengM 10 111\lt J-1 end ClwiN'f _,, to • non. exllltnt PlflY IO lhll the °"" hawe Jedi ell to herMl1 GJ MERV OAlfflN 8i) MAITUIPIECE THEATRE Opera Telecast Tonight By MIKE SILVERMAN NEW YORK <AP> -For bass Marttl Ta1vela, playing a pompous marriage. broker 1n the "The Bartered Bride" is a welcome change of -pace from the operatic heavies for which he's best known. ·'It makes life ncher for me to play both kinds of characters." s aid the Finrush singer, who has won world acclaim for his in· tense depiction of such charac- ters a s the Russian Czar Bons Godunov in Musso r gsky 's lragio opera. Talvela is one o f four superstars appearing at the M etropo l itan Opera in Smetana's comic mast.erpie<:e, whi-c-h wil l be nationally televised tonight at 8 over the TALYllLA Public Broadcasting Service network <Channe l 28>. The cast also includes soprano Teresa Stratas and tenors Jon Vickers and Nicolai Gedda. Talvela, whose enormous voice matches his six·fooFseven height, said in an Interview that he sees Kecal the marriage broker as "a t.otaJ egoist, lord or the village who expects to hold a young cou· pie to a marriage contract that was signed before they were born. him "feel very well at home in the role. Every village always has a man that everyone comes to to solve their problems." Talvcla, who made rus Met debut a decade ago as the sinlst.er Grand fnqujstor In Verdl's "Don Carlos," said he hopes to sing another comic role here soon . Osmin. the harem guard. in Mozart's "Abduction From the Seraglio " AND ntERE'S ONE more comic role he's "thinkinl( of" -the boorish Baron Ochs in Richard Strauss' "Der Rosenkavalter " "I've read the libretto over five or s1 x times, but I can't quite see My way to"° hjm,'' Tai vela said. "I have to find something sympathetic, sometbing to attract me. Maybe someday." "The Barter~ Bride," though filled with charming ltmes a nd lively dances, was, like m any 1 immortal works, a flop when fi rst performed. That was in 1866, and the opera's later success brought little solace to Its composer , who felt people didn't appreciate his other. more serious work. Smetana eventually went dear and died in a mental inslitu· lion in 1884. THE MET'S NEW production marks the first time the work has been heard there in 35 years. It was the brainchild of the Mel 's resident producer. John Dexter, and will be heard in a specialty com· missioned English translation by Tony Ha rrison. a British poet. "I DON'T EXP ECT the audience to like rum . -but J would like a Jillie s mile here and there," Critics who attended the first performance last aid Talvela. who in his portraya~ shalJLlabs ~enerally praised the singing and the con· with an umbrella to emphasize bis points and re· ducting by Met Mwuc rec r ames v ne, lrot fe rs obsessively to ·a black ledger in which he re· found fault. with the st.aging and complained that. cords all hls contracts. ·'He Is funny because he 's llllle of the translation could be understood .. so wrapped up in himself." Though the action of Smetana 's opera takes pla<'e in the Czech district of Bohemia, Talvela said has own childhood on a farm in Finland makes The telecast is the second In this year's series of four "Uve from the Mel" programs. Next month It'll be Puccini's "Tosca," with Verdi's "Luisa Miller" on tap for January. TUBE TOPPERS . CBS 11 9:00 -"The Pirate." Arab· ls rueli confli ct erupts in this new TV movie from the pen or Harold Robbins, sho"\'n in the first or two parts (see photo at left> NBC D 10 : 00 -Dean Martin Celebrity Roast. Suzanne Somers or ''T hree 's Company" is the roastee 9tonight. A BC f'I 11 : 30 -Photoplay Gold Medal Awards. The 57th annual presen· tution or the f.'ntertainment excellence trophies, hosted by Adrienne Barbeau and Dan Hagge(ly (see photo below l. "fhe OucheU Ot Ouk• SlrMI A Bed Of RoaM" lOulU #nd Cllatlle t>"ome rom1nt1c1lly lnvOl\ltd. ,,,. hOttl 11Ufft11 from loulaa's neglect. (Pan 5 of IS) 9:30 8 (ll T AXl A delttrn.ned eabble wltll • crusn on Tony '°'"' • ne SooltNM Clb Company to bentllhlm tO:OO G DEAN MAATlH cauAITY ROAST Deen Mll'11n end I wrloty of.,.,, trom Ille tnler11Hl· merit world Join together 10 "•oatt" Sunn,,. Somere, 1 1:r~. HUTCH '· B1ac1< AtwJ 611111'' A young poll09W04'111'1 II Ulignlld to help S111111cy treck down the juYenlle crlrt11 ring tespontlble tor Mf loutly wounding Hutetl. q) NIGHT GAU..EAV A women hu a YltiOn ot murder In her rented man. sAon end calla on a peychic lnveerigetor tor help. m HEWSCHECK 10-.aD at ., NEWS 6D VOTERS' PIPEUNE 11:001"Wr .iti>'9 HEWS OATIHOGAME lOVf EXPERTS THE 000 COUPLE Oectt *-. -'*'1bUlitl end _,,. "'' tru1trat1on1 eg11n1t Felllt Wlllle lleepwllklng «I) MOH'TY PYTHOH'S Fl VINO CIACUt An Agalhl ChrittJe..lyi>e murder myetety, vlllOUI rellgiOnl of the ""'*° Ind a pub/kl MfYloe fllm IPI 11:1am OICKCAVETT o~· .,.,, Morris 11:30 8 (I) M.NWIY JONES ''8ee Some Evil. Do Some Ewt" 8wnaby att9-t a call from I proeoec:llyt cil- tnl end find• 1111 men deed. Q TOHIOHT Hott· Johnny Carson Gu.ta: Anthony Quinn, S 1t11• M1tttn, P1ul W1H1em1, AoO OOfns.tfe. 9 lWIUOHT ZONI "From Agnes •• With Love" D Ill PHOTOPLAY OOlD M~ AWA/l/06 Adttenne Ba11>eeu end Oen Haggerty •r• hOlt1 tor the 5 711l IOnual prttenll· lion of PtlotOQlay -•d• tor excellenee 1n 1111 .,..,.,. I llnmetll lleld G MOVIE • • * "Oealry" ( 19551 Audie Murphy.~•l 61anc- herd A new deputy beCOIMI I llU(lfllng &Ioctl W'*1 1141 r~ 10 c:erry a i (2hrs) THE GONO SHOW OETSMART The Smert's hOne'fmOon crUlee ends wf\ell 1heot 11111· boll! blows up Ind llMI)' dttl1 UC>Ot'I Ill lllln<I owned ~MOS t 1:45 fU CAPTIONED A8C NEW8 MORNNG 12:00 8 TWIUOHT ZONE "The &lln Cenrer Al Whtpples'' ti) ALFRED HITCHCOCK PAE8EHTS /4 min P'OI• 10 get 1way lrom his .,,, tor a while '*''"°"' her knowing q) HOfEYMOONEAS Relph gives ldYICe to a pro1pec1lve bridegroom Ind lll'TICMI breakl UC> a Favorite Star Burt Reynolds accepts his Photoplay Gold Medal Award as the favorite male star or the year in a televised presentation aarin g tonight at 11 :30 on ABC. Channel 7. Children's Video Ad Heari~ Set WASHINGTON CAP> -The Federal Trade Comm isalon has..llOted to conti.nuerons1<1enruueg· ulalion of television commercials beamed a children, despite t he court-ordered ouster of Chairman Michael PertschuJc from the proceed· ings. Hearings are scheduled to begln in January in San Francisco on proposals that include a bim on a ll commercials aimed at children under 8, whom the FTC stair found to be too young to understand ---------------------------------------thesellingpurposeoflbeads. Watergate: Dea• Verdoa John Dean (left) conten with acton film· ln& . CBS' new mmlaeriet .. Blind Ambl· tlon, .. baaed on the Water1ate fl1ure'1 book . Otber1, rrom left, are Rlp Tom, I • playlnR Rlchar.d Nlion; Martin Sheen, wbo plA)'a Dean, and. Larry Pree1man. caata1H.R.Hal6tmu. THE VOO'E WAS 3-0 with Pertschulc and Com· missioner Robe rt Pltofsky not. partici pating. Pitofsky disqualified himself because before he was named to the commission he did legal work for a group that is taking part in the matter. Judge Gerhard Gesell of U.S. District Court here ordered Pertschuk to withdraw Nov. 3. find· Ing the chairman had shown blu before the pro· posed regulation came lo the commission for a final vote. The n'C noted that Industry opponents of the regulaUon aJso asked C:esell to order reconsidera· lion of the enUre proceeding and that the Judge de· nled the request. The commission decided it should continue with the rulemaklng as scheduled earlier. •'TIJE DETERMINATION to commence this rulemaklng proceeding, and subsequent. pro· cedural determinations along the way, have all been made·by the unanimous Judtment of each commiaaioner," the FTC said. Renewed conaideralion of these issues ln~ Gesell'• rulln1 "baa not led any. of the com· missioners now partJclpatlng ln thls matter to con· elude that a different course or act.Ion aho\lld have been, or lbould now be taken," It aaJd. The pet.IUons denied by the commlu ,on were bro&&gbt by the Chocolate Manulact&&reri A.,ocia · Uon, KeUoc1 Co .• the Grocery Manufacturer• A•· aoclatlon, Amertc:an Aaaoclatlon of Advtrt.l1ln1 A1enciea, Auoelation of National Advertlaen Inc., American Adver\ialnl FederaUon, Toy Manulac· turua ot America Inc., Auoelatioo Of Broad· Clltel'I. All ot the petltlonera 1rt1 companies that would be re1ulated or are trade ll"OUP' ....,....Unc ln· ' duatri• thet ~ come a.a.oder the cblldr-.n '• ad· Vtrtlilat rule TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS hOniymoon tJ:IO. til0'4 • • v, "Top 81n1na" (19641 Phlt Siiveri, Oanny SC:holJ /4 televlllon •II• la dltlreuOhl Ovtf Ille l)OUI• bllity of IOtlng his eponlOt Md lllt gttlfrtencl t ' hf • 55 min I • MOVIE * * • "On<le Mo<41. With ree11ngt" ( 111601 Yul Brynnet, l<•y K•no111 Alter loaonQ 1111 tei.nt and Ill• ..... .,, OtcnMtrl eotl· dUC10t tr* to regatn both ~hf~ • • "Strenoe OMlh OI Adolph Hltltr' ( \943) Giii Sonderge•rd, Ludwig Don1tti HUiet'• euct dOu· bit plan• hl9 c!Mth. ( 1 ht • 30mln.) l:t.40 8 (I) CU LA TE MOVIE • • ··e.n.-c Fly Me -II , You CM Find Me" (1974) George Peppetd. S1tr11ng Heyden. BenlCllk II hired 10 find a huge jet Wf>teh dlttoPHtlld oltet m1111ng en emergency 1ano1ng 1:00 D TOMOAAOW Ben Kelly. M.,11 Ao()lneon end H11 ley COOP Ofec;ou euto Mitty; Anne Cvmm· tng talks o bou t ht>r t-•••h~ men • 1:30 I :m: Of,AO OR AUVE "Ole By The Gun" 21>01 = * • "~uma Of T1bu" I 1965) JatMS PMbrQOk. Frank Morin. J\bealllllul t>ut etrange 11111nd gttl brlnQS tomanc4J. murder end native 110u Into rne Ille of e sNflteu Amer IGlll lldor 12 hrt I • Ol'T8MART Max end 99 have e misun· ' o....tllndtng over a t>eeuti. llJlicNW1ti.r 2::2510 NEWS ~ MOYIE * • ~ "Men Without Nam••" ( 1935) Fr•d MecMurrt'f, MadQe Evan• A rooll18 federal agent tree. down a geng ot berll< roooer1. (1 hr . 25 """) at MOVIE •*'""The Hye>nollc Eye ' f llMIO) Jte>QUet Betgerec, tMrry Andera /Vt 411)1dem· IC Of ~l1lul -dlS· 11gure themNIWe. tee01ng 8 o.lectiYe IO 8 IJlagt hyp· notist wtlO u ... vOlunl-• 1n tnKt (I llr 30 mtn > J: * * •,; "JOMPlllne And ~ .. (19551 Qlynll Johna, Peter Finch. A VOUoO worn· Ill Wllll e _....... ~ men trite 10 '*!> two ~ IOfl fOf' lltt Mnd. (2 In I a:aa l ..ws •:00 MOVll •• "Mu lo•ll ROH" ( 111311) 0tM Autry A COW• boy .. hlllld by '" unecru- PlllOul Oil ~ IO dO lllett dirty worll. (I hr ) G MOVIE . • *"" "Btlmatone" (1949) Rod Cameron. Adrien 80001. A U.S. mwlhal go.. undercCl¥er 10 l'lllt •obt>erv end ca111t ruttllng, (2 hrt.) m MOV11 * • 1h "00011111 Va The Thing" ( 1964) Aklfl Takl•lda. Yuriko Hoeftl. When Godztll• lht••·- her young, MOfhre 1111CU. (lht .30mln) W.-dn~•d••'• Daflf i•.-Mo"I~• AFTERNOON 12:00 G ••• "The Second OrHtHt Se•" f t9581 Jeanne Ct11n. G.o•g• Nader Women bwrlcede I hemselYes In an old fort wnen lhelr llY1b1nd1 are con1tanlly away ttyUlg to ae111e • county dilpute ( 1 llr ,30mtnl • * I • "The Mlon Who P11yed God" I t932) George Artlff. Bette OSYlt. A gt!Mll mut1C1an. whO becOl'l'M deef end MOfbld· 1\1....~....0. dlscov«l 1111 Ml~ not ov.. (1 lw . 50 min) 3:00 l1J) * * "A Howtlng In The Woods" ( t971) Batbtrll Eden. Larry Hagm.,, A mtll'rlllCI couple enoountere llttnge ll~S wtlile vteatlolllng at Lake Tehoe. (1 ht • 30 min I 3:30 D • *'""II Haj)j)One(f Al Tile World't Falt" ( 1963) E11111 Presley, Join 0 °'""' Whtie IMll'IQ cere ol 11 Chi-moe>oet. a patf ol bvSl'I P•IOll llnd romance 81 Ille Seallkl World'e F11r (I hf • ~ ,,,.,,, Prison Sing Aired on50 The largest concert ever given in a New York . St:.ite penitentiary is recorqcd tn "Sing Sing Tha nks.giving" a·ir1ng Salurttay at 9 p.m. on KOCE--TV. Channel SO. The 90-minute special features B.B. King, The Voices of East Harlem. Joan 8<Aez and her btstcr, Mimi Farina, and comedian Jimmy Walker. "Sing Sing ThanksRiving," taped m 1972, ul· timately presents more t han musical entertain· ment: it also offers a sens1llve portrait of pnson life revealed through interviews. poetry rapb by m· m ates, and a Sing Sing drama troupe domg a highly charged. almost mimed version or justice as seen tbrou2h the prisoners' eyes A UNIVt-llSAI PtCfUIU JfntNICOI Oii NOW PLAYING PRE CHRISTMAS SALE SAVE $70 s299 SAVE $70 s299