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SAN CLEMENTE GOLF COURSE AFTER LANO SHIFT
• Aremen Evacdate Mobfle Country Club Realdent1
Surfer .Bleeds to Death
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 19, 1978
After 'Terrible' Mishap
VOL. 11, HO. JU, J SECTIONS, JO PAGES
ets 4-for-l
Mobile Home Park
Clemente Hit
By Landslide
Land on a San Clemente golf
course abruptly dropped SO to 60
feet along a bne covering about
three acres shortly after 5 pm.
Monday, threate ning seven
homes
Fire Department officials
evacuated homes in the
Shorecliffs Mobile Country Club
east of the San Diego Freeway
at Camino de Estrella when the
lands lide was reported by
startled residents.
No homes were damaged, and
no injuri~ were reported, city
officials srud.
The slide covers a large por-
tion of the Shorecliffs Golf
Course's 15th fairway just below
, the mobile home park.
eni:~~e~~~ cJ~~gT~d c:nt:~~~
lo monitor the slide today.
The movement opened a 40·
foot wide fissure about 20 feet
below O're mobile homes. The
800-loot lonll fissure extends in a
Coast
Weather
C h a n ce of s howers
decreasing to 10 percent
tonight and to near iero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder tonight becoming
fair and warmer Wednes-
day. Lows tonight 38 to
45. Highs Wednesday 60 to
6S.
INSIDE TODAY
n moy took Wee a real S20
bill, btd how con you tell ff fl it?
Set Featuring, Poge CI.
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horseshoe-s h a pe d pattern
around the fairway and green of
the 15th hole.
City officials wl!re checking
the slide area this morning to
determine whether or not to al·
low residents of the vacated
homes \.0 move back into their
homes.
Many of the displaced resi-
dents were al their homes this
morning looking at the slide and
awaiting a city decision on
whether or not they can stay
Squirt Gun
'Thief Gets
C.ash, Shoes
A robbe r who squirted a
Corona del Mar shoe store clerk
in the face with a chemical ini·
tant Monday ran off with $54 In
cash and a $14 pair of running
shoes, police said today.
They said clerk Ruth Rader of
Laguna Beach suffered eye ir-
ritation in the 4:30 p.m. incident
but did. not require medical
treatment.
The incident occurred at Van's
Shoes, 3732 E. Coast Highway.
police said. They said a man in
his late teens, about five feet 10
inches tall and weighing about
lSO pounds, was looking at the
sboes when "he suddenly pointed
a squirt gun at the clerk and de-
manded the caah.
As he took the.money, the rob-
.• ber sprayed the chemical at her
eyes, police said. He then re·
portedly said, "Can I take these
shoes?"
Whed' the cler~ responded in
the affirmative, police said, the
robber ran out the door. There wH no sign ol a getaway car. . '
'Dangers' Cited
JERUSALEM AP -Prime
Minister Men.chem egfn told
Parliam ent today Israel's
aecarlty would be !ndangered ll
lt accepted 1mendment1 to a
peace treaty pl'OpOled by Cairo
and backed by Wuhlnaton. ~
ltlilitarg Bot el
I The government-run. Hale Koa Hotel · on
• Hawaii's Waikiki Beach (center fore-
ground ) is getting about $1 million a year
from taxpayers and is being used chiefly
by retired -milita ry personnel, according
to a congressional panel. The luxury hotel.
built for but never used by war-weary
Vietnam troops in 1975. offers rooms at 40
percent less than other hotels in the area
' County Skies Clearing
Fair Weather, Low Temperatures Predicted
Clearing skies greeted Orange
Coast residents, today as they
mopped up in the wake of a
storm that dumped nearly two
inches of rain in many part.a of
Orange County.
Weather fOl'eCu ters t>redicted
fair weather Wednesda)l-With
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 63 and an overnight low of
about 42.
And while many areas of
Southern Calilorn.la reported in·
cldenta of tomadic winds, rock
and mud slides, lightning-caused
fires and traffic deathsA local
1utbor1t4• noted that vranp
County came through the storm
relatively unscathed. -
A,tratnc death In Fullerton ap-
peared to be tbe moet ~i&niftcaat
1{aUJtlc u authorttJes -uaelMCI
the damqe c-.ed bf three
day• or ram. -otncen ot tbt lherttr1 harbor
patrol aald their taln gaup in-
• dicated that 1.6S lnche1 of raJn
fell in the Orange Coast area
during a atorm that ·has now
swung to the southwest.
The ralnfa11 brings the
season's total to 5.76 inches, 2.75
U.N. TO nEW
· lJFO REPOKIS
UNITED NATIONS <AP)
The United Natlona, .prodded by
Grenada for four years to do
somethlna about UFOI Invited
'lltemben to report their ob·
aervaUoua and findint• to the
world bodJ. Grenada Prime Mlnlater Sir
Erle Ollry. who 11y1 he hu
MeD two UFOI, has conducted a
looely c~p In the_ United
ff llloDI 1o haft...tbe Qttintudoa
look Into the uro pb..,JfttlOft.
inches more than the 3.0J inches
recorded on this date last year.
Santiago Peak retaJned Its rec-
o rd as the wettest spot in
Orange County with a season's
total of 11.90 inches. Last year
the mountain gauge had collect·
ed 5.9 inches or rain water.
Police..identlfied the victim as
Lurefio De Falco, sr. They said
he was the driver of one of lwo
cars which c:ollfded and then
were 1truck by two other cars on rain-slicl~ BMtanchury Road.
Ocean.ilde a utborltlea were
cleaning up today in the wake of
a tornado that ripped the roof off
a building boulina three etores,
blew a plate glua window out of
a reahy office and badly
dama1ed 1 1mall forelp car
awaitU., repa1n.
Authorities said the twister
caueed damte eattma&ed et
-12..5 .000. They sa id the tlee~~ ... AI)
Action
Slo-ws
Decline
NEW YORK <API -lntema·
lional Busmess Machines' plans
for a 4-for·l stock split helped
the stock market post a modest
gain today, halting Monday's
sharp decline.
The Dow Jones average of 30
industrials. down 17 84 polnls
Monday. recovered I 04 to 788.55
after two hours of trading today.
Gainers outpaced losers by
about a 5·3 margin among New
York Stock Exchange-listed is·
sues
The market had come under
heavy pressure Monday after
MEXICO TO HIKE
Oil PRICE -A4
the "weekend decision by oil·
exporting countries lo raise
prices by 14 5 percent in stages
next year.
But the atmosphere on Wall
Street brighte ned a bit this
morning when IBM announced
plans for a 4-for·l split next
spring and an increase in its
quarterly dividend from $2.88 to
$3.44 a share.
The possibility of a split,
which would be IBM 's first since
a 5·for·4 distribution in 1973, had
been the subject or intense on-
and-off speculation for more
than a year in the financial com-
munity.
Analysts noted that favorable
news involving IBM often gives
the general market a lift since
the company is regarded as a
premier growth comp1tny, and
Its s tock is owned by more in·
<See IBM, Page A2>
Sur/board
IUl/,s Man
SAN DIEGO (AP> -
Surfer Bruct! Cornwe ll
bled to death five hours
after his small intestine
was severed in asµping ac·
cldent.
TM ftn ol hie Mfboa.rd
bo.-ced by~ 'Waves
cut a deep wound on
Cornwell's buttocks.
He wae liven 15 pints of
blood ln Doctor~ Hospital
after ~ accident Satur-
day but a suraeon sa\d
CornweU, 29, died of "a
terrible trauma."
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M~ end Injured, Sh• Compte1n D•Y'• Vllfta
Carrying On
Nw1 MUl(l(etl, Finis~s fob
MINNl':APOJ.J ~ <AP > • A 62-)'ear old nun, mu11ed by a
voun14 tou).!h on her way to vta1t an eldt!rlv nuuina home patient.
inMio.h~i 110 ,·omplt'llllaE lu.·1 afternoon's mta310ft.
Th,· nw1'a riac1• w .. cut und ont of her lmt:cs was brwsed
Hour' 1.1\l•r "'ht'n Sts tt?r Mur.rorie IMl\'met finA.l ly heeded urg·
in.,:s to h.n 1· .1 ntt>d1cul t''rnmmution. ~hl• learned that hef pelvis
hnd bN•n bh>~l'fl '
~l'-TFR llt~l.T•:~F.S HAD BEEN knocked to the ground
.1nil h1•r 1l\1r--.1· "j ' .. wh•n hut. with the help of a couple of pohce
off1C\'"· ),ht• fll''<)<'t't•1l1•d to 1.1 nci1rby nursmg center. where she
~Pf'nl '"' M\1r with Rl ·year-old Mary SanderBOn. The woman
lw.11 11 .1hout s1 .. h·1 lleltt•na•s' m1bfortune the next day and was
d 11111 b( nunt11'1i
Sii<' ncwr i.uad a thmg, she never let on," the woman relat·
Pd · I n ... k<'<I her. ·How ure you. MarJuric'?' and she said, 'I'm
fuw 111.,t h ke that "
111 t '1 .. 1t comph•tl•d. Sister lleltemes returned to the St.
1\1.u , ~ J-'ncndi-. office a mil<' away The agency's director
pt·• .. u..idt'd lwr to go lo North Memorial llospital for a checkup.
THERt:. DOCTORS DISCOVERED THE nun's injuries. She
was told she'd have to stay in the bo6p1tal for up to 10 daya, but
8he "ants to leave as soon as possible.
"I 'll ~o back to work," the persistent church worker told a
nport('r from her hospital bed. her voice frail.
Sh\! said she needs to be with her "clients."
"She's tbe most beautiful Christian woman you'd ever want
to m c.>t't." said Ma ribeth Jenn.in~s. director of the St. Mary's
f''rn.•ndi. office .. She's so dedicated to the elderly. she'd go
through he ll " to ht!lp them
i\ND SHE IS CONCERNED ror the young thicr.
"I feel sorry for him. and I wonder whut kind or a person he
1::. to knock down older people." she said "For his sake. I hope
the pohcc catch b1m . fle needs help."
NYC Subway
Train Won't Stop;
Passenger Killed
l\EW YORK <A P > Ah Chon~ was tum mg tJlue.
··1 JUSt knew he was dying," a
tellow subway pussenger said,
"but the motorrnan wouldn't
i.top the train I JU::.t couldn't
behcv1· 1l "
Jo'ourtet•n subwuy stop~ later,
police rt..-srxmdcd, but Ah Chong
was dead
Laguna Auto
Shop Looted
Burglars made off with more
than $40,000 in tools and equip·
ment from a Laguna Beach auto
body shop, police were told Mon·
day, including hl•avy ~pn.iy rigs
an d too Is b d o n g l n g l o
employce:s of t he fi r m
Billy Ray Dak<'r, who owns
Courtc~y Auto Body, 72'1 Laguna
Canyon Moad. told police some·
one broke a padlock to the
building ~ometi ml.' between 2:30
p.m Sunday and c urly Monday
morning
Police be lieve the thieves
backed a truck into the garage ,
taking dolly blocks, body ham·
mers. s pray rigs, socket sets
and other costly tools.
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Ao investigation was ordered
Monday by !J'ranstt -Authority
P.olice Chief Sanford Garelik
following the subway death of
Chong, 66, a Brooklyn laundry
owner.
The Monday subway commute
became a nightmare for ChODJ'S
fellow passengers after he suf·
rered an apparent heart attack
around 8 a.m.
The motorman. identified as
Samuel Lee. 38, radioed a "non·
e-mergency report" to the con·
trol desk of the BMT Une, one of
the city's thr~ major subway
lines. Lee was told to make reg·
ular st.ops at each station to let
passengers on and off. He was
also told to signal police with
whistle blasts at each st.op, the
Transit Authority s aid, but to
keep goi n g unless they
responded.
Transit Authority spokesman
Ed Silverfarb s11id the transit
police "had no ide~ or the
seriousness or lhe situation. All
we knew was that a passenger
was sick. This is not considered
an emergency."
Four s tations and no help
later, at 8:11 a.m .. Lee radioed
again. Ile was told to proceed,
the TA said. '
Furious passengers began
pounding on the motorman 's
booth, demanding that he stop
the train. ·•t went back after we pu·Hd
Avenue U and s aid, 'You will
just have to st.op this train',"
s aid 1''rances Blackman. a
matazlne photo editor who
watched Chong struggling Cor
breath.
"I was crying. I was angry. I
just couhln 'l bell eve lt," she
said.
Miu Blackman aaid Lee
argued wlth her and· other
passengers, telllna them he wu
following orders.
"l have a wtre and family to
support and my main concern Is
to keep the t.raln 1oln1," she
quoted him u 1~yln1.
. FlnaJly, after 1olna throvlth JJ
t1latloml' and pualng throulh the
net1hborhoodl ot five Brooklyn
hoepilala, two TA police officers
met the tr11n at DeKalb Avenue.
It WH half an hour after the first
radlo alarm, and It w1.a too late.
Chong waa pronounced dead
al the ICent! at 8;58 a.m .
The internal atraln unit of the
Tranalt Police Department said
It, •Ul lnvet1t11at• why lta men
did not hear the t1l1naJ1 at each
of t.he phviodl 13 •toJ>t.
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·~1!~0~!!~, 'Faces ·charge
C'9urt rullnK that only p ortly • uUafl• lhe dtttlN o( lht> C1t,y of GEOHGETOWN, Guyana
01t1 M a to hilt 1c:\lv1llc:s ul u lAP) -Stephan Jones, son or·
nude modellna 1tudio muy be Peoples Tumple leader Jim
oppealed by lht' city Jones. wua charaed with murder
Clty Attorney Rohert ('llm today ln the lhro1t.1la1hlngs or a
Pl.l&n• WlUI alvetl permhsiuon by ~:ult mt-mber and three of her
lh City Council Monday night to ..i,:hildren m Georgetown on Nov.
lll>l)oal Jud~c Ro~rt II Green's ~. the day or the mass deaths at
ruling 1( ht• OOllc veH that the i.p,. thl' Jonestown camp
pt.>lhttl' court might look wtth The charges ste mmed from a
mor' favor Qfl the pr\tUminaey be wi ldering "confession" the
Injunction 900aht by the clly. 19-year·old Jones made at a pre.
Judie Green ruled that the in· llmlnary hearing Monday for
Junction sought by the city ln Its Charles Beikman, another cult
l•wtult a1ainat the Sunth1ne m ember already charged in the
Studio II on West 19th street and slayings
oper ator 8Ul i:nBle ls ·•over The prosecutor asked Jones
broad."
Burglars Get
$2,600 at
He reached his decision filer
a one-week study or cit.I argu.
m ents that nude modeling and
ru1> se~s1 ons at the Sunshine
studio are offensive to Costa
Mesa residents and violate the
principles undet which bus iness
licenses are issued. • Mesa Eatery The city conceded that Engle
had been granted a business
license. But it was argued in
court that the provisions of the
city ordinance required that Ile
obtain a permit for bis modeling
operation.
However , Judge Green was
prepared only to ban the photo·
graphic activities at the Engle
studio. He pointed out in his rul·
ing that he "found nothing in
the ordinance pertaining to
Ogure drawing or a sketching
studio or a rap session activity.''
Assistant City Attorney Tom
Woods, who represented the city
in hearings before Judge Green.
said he was disappointed by the
partial inJunclion granted by the
judge.
"But I'm happy that he reject·
ed counter arguments by de·
tense lawyers," Woods said.
··w e have moved with success
against the photo~raphic activi·
ty and now we will direct our at·
tention lo the other aspects or
this modeling business."
Lawyers for Engle said the
Green ruling has railed to re·
solve the issue and has made
further court action inevitable.
"We will be back in court," at·
torney Don .Hobson said. "We
have many more shots to fire
and we (eel that the city's
failure In this-first phase of the
legal action indicates the weak·
ness of the city argument.•'
Hobson argues that the city's
move to cfose the Sunshine
Studio II is a violation of the
First Amendment and contrary
to the thinlting ex.pressed ln a
number of U.S. Supreme Court
rulings.
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IBM •••
vesting lnstituUoos than any
other issue.
'IBM shares were up l1l at 3'll
before tr&ding in them was hall·
ed for dissemination of the com·
pany's announcement.
But, the dolCar plummeted ·
against the West German mark
today in a continuing re.action to
the OPEC oil price hike.
"It seems llke nothing ls going
to brake the fall," a Frankfurt
dealer aald.
The fi xing price of 1.8390
marks was nearly two pfenn!gs
lower than Monday's orrlcial
midday price of l.8570.
Dealers said the West German
central bank intervened again
strongly and bought about $60
million at the fixing t.o,hore the
American currency. The bank
purchased $48 million at Mon·
day's fixing
The market was described by
currency trader s as "ve r y
nervous" with turnover exceed·
ing Monday's level.
Gold soared higher in Europe
today.
But in Tokyo the dollar rose
slightly, closing at \93.35 yen.
compared with 193.325 at the
c l ose of trading Mo nda y.
Dealers said the announcement
of the oil-price increase was no
longer being felt In the Japanese
market.
Gold jumped more than S7 an
ounce in Zurich and London,
Europe's two meJor buJIJ on cen·
ters .
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Friendly Sky
Was Smoky?
DES MOINES . lowtt
<AP> -United Airlines Is
appealing the 1w3rd or a
$410 refund to a Des
Molnea doctor who said
the al rllne Called to P9>lect
-him from cigarette s6toke.
The llrllne app11led Ole
Nov. 22 Polk County Dl•·
trlct Court rulln1 that r•·
funded Dr . Mark
Ravreby•s ticket price.
Ravrcby accused United or breach of conwact ror
eelllnc hJm a fir•t·ol1ss
no ·t moklng ticket and
then raJUn,1 to ahJeld him
from amok~ comln1 lrom
ot.er areu.
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Burglars apparently pried and
hammered their way.·lnto a
closed Co:;ta Mesa restaurant
early Monday (lloming to escape
with nearly $2,600 Jn receipts.
police said today.
The break.In and loss at the
Chalet Restaurant. 2645 Harbor
Bou levard, was re ported at
about 5 a .m. by the manager of
a nearby motel who spotted an
open door at the restaurant.
Police said the burglars prted
open the locked dqor and then
used a blunt instrument to break
through a wooden partition that
sealed off the office area.
The stolen money was kept in
two bank pouches m the offi ce.
Bullet Strikes Bus
LAKE OF THE FOUR
SEASONS, Ind. <AP) -A stray
bullet struck a moving school
bus in rural northwest Indiana
today. and five youngsters suf·
fered minor injuries, police said.
~send gifts ...
Conw In end .. IK1 food g1t1
pelts for Chrtstmiu. Tlllte
with you or we'll 11h1p.
We'll hendle •II 1'18 de·
t.111& •nd •nn enclose
• pereonel ""''""''
whether he was part of a cOn·
apiracy to commit murder. and
the young m8'l, apparently
1rrltat.ed'by t.he tough interro1a·
lion, snapped beack. ''Yeah, 1
klJJed them and WIS Just tryl09
to throw It o(f on Chuck
<Beikman)."
Jones had j us t testl(led.
however, that he was not at the
house where the murders took
place.· teatimony backed by
other cult members . Al' the re·
queat of both prosecutor and
m agiatrate. be then repeated the
supposed confession three times .
but later MonC:iay told reporters
he was Just "mad. I'm tared or
being puahed around.''
When the court came back ID·
to session today. Magistrate
Desmond Christian granted a
prosecution motion io suspend
the Beikman hearing until Jan.
10. Then the charges against
Jones were read out.
Both Jones and the 43-year-old
Beikman were orde red held
without bail. AB he was led from
the prisoner 's dock, Jones said.
"This is absurd. I wasn't even
there ..
They are charged 1n the kilhng
of Sharon Amos. 42, and her
three children, aged 9 to 21. who
we re found witti their throats slit
at the cult's Georgetown head·
quarters. They also an: accused
or attempted murder Of a 12
year.old daughter of Mrs. Amos
who waa s lashed but survived.
They were slain the day more
than 900 Temple me mbers died
at the J ones town camp. 150
mlles northwest Qf here. 1n A frenzy ot suicide and murder at
the command of Jones' father.
Jim Jones also died.
Stephan Jones faacf testified
earlier in the hearing that at the
time of the Amos slayi:ngs he
was at a hotel in Georgetown.
where he had come with the
P eo ples Temple basketba ll
team .
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Jones' Son Stephan
RAIN ...
' phenomenon started hfe ~ a
wa t e rs po ut out at s ea and
technically became a tornado·thl'
moment1ttouchedJand.
said the twister caused damag<·
estimated at $25,000. They said
the phenomenon started life as u
w a te r spout out at sea a nd
techn1caUy became a tornado
the moment at tourh<.•d land
San Juan Capistrano res1dt>nls
s tud hail fell in part.'l of the Mis
slon City early today as clou<ls
built up by the waning storm
moved OH·r the area
Minor traffic tieups wen · n·
po rte d '" •c ver a l a reas uf Orange County while rain fell .
Monday and early today but no
serious accidents were reported
Weather rorec·aslers said the
chance of :.howers tonight 1s JO
pe rcent and near i.ero Wedne:-.
day.
China '"Willing'
TOKYO CAP> -China ha!> in
dic ated it may be willing to
establish trade and e<•onomic• rp
-lat1ons with Taiwan. acc.oniing
to a dispatch from Peking
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-Badham NixeS
Conareuman Robert Badham Nt>wport Beach Republican
wUI DOl l \&f>POl'l a reder&J 11r more lb.an two monlha aao
' tramc ..Cl!ty atlldy ror Or11111~ A Bad .. am aide, How·ard County Airport '' Al leaal two area coun· • S.•lye, Hid lbe cooire man
cUme Newport ~ach Ma,yur tts DO particular nffd tor an In·
Paul .R,yctoft and fl"Vlne coun \etUgation
cllman Larry Atran wrote lt>t A•rran on th~ occaalon1 hu
tert to Bad.ham 1ollciUn& hJs un1ucceslifulzy petltion&d the
aupporttor a study. ~aJ AviaUon Admlo.iltr.Uon
Badham has not answtrtd tht• nd thf' National Tranaporta·
le tters. Ag ran wrote t h\ uon Safety Board for an overall
trifflc lafety atucty of the local
jetport.
Tb• federal acendee bave ..
dkated 11Uaf 1cUon with exilt·
lnl mtthoda ol lnv•U1atln• ln·
dlvldual air acddeota. and wtth
the federal accident prevention
proaram
Aarao•s attempt to bring
Badham loto. the controversy
came alter the alr disaster at
Yo .,.r Hometo w n
Daily Newspaj.er --L~----
c TEN CENTS
~ Safety Study
San Diego's Llndber~ Field
Sept. 2S, the worst ln the naUoo's
biltory.
Agran expresssed particular
concern over wnat he called
"the volatile mix of small
general aviation and the larger
jet commercial aircraft" at
Orange County Airport. (The
Lindbergh Field crash involved a
commercial airline and a private plane.)
He suggested phasing out low·
priority hobby flying.
Agran also told Badham "it
may prove necessary to ex·
pedite local efforts to relocate
commercial air traffic! at a more
appropriate facility. such as the
o ften -ment ion e d Camp
Pendleton site."
B adham already has e x·
pressed, in an interview with
editors o( the San Diego Union.
•
his feeUng that Camp Pendleton
is unquestionably not a good
location because it is remote
from population centers.
Newport's Mayor Ryckofr
also bad wanted Badham 's sup.
. port for Camp Pendleton use.
Seelye summed up Badham's
position, saying. "Comtnerclal
and private aviation are not going
togoaway."
0 -..ou·rse ID· s
Sides Clearing
I
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County to Get
Fair Weather
Clearing skies greeted Orange
' Coaal residents today as they
mopped up in the wake of a
storm that dumped nearly two
inches o( rain in piany parts of
Orange County-.-
Weatber forecasters predicted
fair weather Wednesday with
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 63 and an overnight low of
. about42.
And while many areas of
New York .
I . .-Bandits Get
$1 Million
NEW YORK (AP) -BandJts 17 > waylaid Wells Fargo guards in a
Staten Island grocery today and
stole $1 million from their
armored truck, police said.
•
The five-man robbery team
' switched the money ln white
canvas hlliS f_rom the truck to a
blue -and·while<:;aailfac and
· drove away. police said ..
The the ft was the second
. seven -figure heist.: in the city
. within nine days.
OH Dec. 11, a five-man team
hlt the Lufthansa cargo terminal
a t K ennedy Airport for an
• estimated $5 million. Initial reports put today's haul
at $2 million. but the figure was
halved by police after talking to
a We lls Fargo security
supervisor.
No one was iJtjured in the rob·
ber*"6taged at a grocery where
the armored truck stopped for
hmch at 12:30 p.m . Two of the
three guards entered the store.
l~·' Two robbers were wailing in·
side, having already captured
and handcuffed 11 customers
who had come in shortly before
the guards, police said.
After bandcuffmg the guards
and taking their keys, bandits
surprised the guard remaining
on the truck.
...........
H. R. Haldeman, former
chief ol staff for President
Nixo n , will be parole d
Wednesday, leaving only
former Attorney General
Jobn Mitcfteil as the only
Wateraate figure left m.
prison. t
Southern California reported in·
cidents or tomadic winds, rock
and mud slides. lightning-caused
fires and traffic deaths.a.. local authorities noted that vrange
Cc»unty came through the storm
relatively unscathed.
A traffic death in Fullerton ap-
peared to be the most significant
statistic as authorities assessed
the damage caused by three
d ays of rain.
Officers ol the sberifrs harbor
patrol said their rain gaURe in-
dicated that 1.65 lncbes of rain
fell iD the Oranae Coast area during ... atonn Ulat bas now
swung to the aouthwesL
T h e rainfall brings tbe
season's tot.al to 5.76 inches, 2.7S
inches more than the 3.01 inches
recorded on this date last year DellY l'lfet ~IW .... 0'0.-.11 Santiago Peak retained its rec·
ord as the wettest s pot in
orange County with a season's
total of U.90 inches. Last year
the mowitain gauge had collect·
YAWNING CREVASSE ON SAN CLEMENTE GOLF COURSE AFTER EARTH MOV£MEtff
Aealdenta of Shoredtffa Mobile Country Club Evacu•ted by Firemen
edp:::i:~~=nu:a~;Um as Truce Called on s1·gns Luregio De Falco, 57. They said
he was the driver of one of two can which ~olllded and -:....._ ____ _
;ai~~s1~c:!~~~~e~~:cl 00 ~minar Slated To -siUily Mesa TssUe
San Juan Caplstrano residents
said hail fell in parts of the Mis·
sion City early t.odar-as clouds
built up by the waning storm
moved over the area.
Minor traffic tieups were re·
ported in several areas of
Orange County while rain fell
Monday and early today but no
serious accidents wenµeported.
Weather forecasters said the
chance of showers tonight is 10
percent and near zero Wednes·
day. .....
Bandit Rohs
Bank in Mesa
A tall blond man robbed a
Costa Mesa branch of California
First Bank shortly after noon to-
day and escaped with an un-
known amount of cash, police
said.
There were ·no injuries In the
robbery at 230 E . 17th St., Costa
Mesa.
Police said FBI agents bad
been called in to aid the in·
vestigation.
.
By JERRY CLAUSEN °'' .. Delly l'lt9I SQ!f
Warring fact1011s in Costa
Mesa's sign ordinance enforce·
ment battle have called a truce
to collaborate in a signing
seminar.
Authorized by the City Council
Monday night was an expen-
diture o£ up to $500 to h:nport a
husband-wife team from Palo
Alto for a day-long pu blic
session on signing.
The seminar. to be coordinat·
ed by the city staff, is proposed
to get government 'Pld business
leaders together for a fresh look
at the city's sign needs and
regulations.
The session. supported Mon·
day night by a Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce dir~tor.
was suggested by e>uncilwoman
Norma Hertzog following her
discussion Mlh La Habra city
officials who conducted a
simjlar program in October.
Chamber directors urged the
city last week to enforce or·
dlnance sections rirst which
would take down any s igns
erected without a city permit UD·
der elther the controversial 1976
ordinance or previous laws.
Market Encouraged
Howev e r , Mayor Ed
McFarland supported enforce·
menl of all ordinance sections
simultaneously, some of which
call for pbasing out earlier
permitted signs too lai:ge to con·
form to the newer ordinance.
The Palo Alto signing team.
Drs. James and Karen Claus,
have done considerable r e-
search, primarily for the sign in·
dustry, said Rick Zimmer, La
Habra city planner.
Zimmer said the La Habra
seminar was qpt on sign codes.
"It was on how' an ordinance can
1 be used and what it can do (or a
f business."
The planner added. J'Jt. h as
<See SIGNS, Page A2>
Cooiaeil OKs Sale
Old Mesa City H-all
Going to Mardan
In a decision summanied as
balancing dollars against emo·
lion, Costa Mesa's City Council
entered into negotiations Mon·
day to sell its old, surplus city
hall property lo the Mardan
Center o£ Educational Therapy.
Only ~cilman Dom Raciti
voted against the measure
authorizing City M8J\ager Fred
Sorsabal and City Attorney
Robert Campagna to· negotiate
the sale based on a $520,000 ap-
praisal o£ the property at 695 W.
19th St. -
Raciti argued that rezonJng
the property to allow apartment
construction could hike its value
by more than $200,000. He said
he doubted the accuracy of the
appraisal by an independent
Santa Ana firm p.nd called for
competitive open bidding on the
property.
IBM Plans Stock Si)lit A parade of Mardan sup·
porters. including Mardan board
President Fa.ye Wilson, lobbied tor sale of the 2.8-acre parcel
and Its 8,600-square-foot building
to the non-profit school. NEW YORK <AP> -lntema·
lional Business Machines' plans
for a 4-for· l stock spilt helped
the stock market halt Monday's
sharp decline.
The Dow Jones average ol 30
lndu strialt, down 17 .M points
Monday, was up 2.34 polnta to
789.85 today.
But the atmosphere on Wall
Street brighten ed a bit this
mornina when IBM announced
MEXICO TO HIKE
OIL PRICE -A4
plan• for a 4·for· l s plit Dftl
1pnnc and an .increase lo ita
quarterly dividend from $2.• to
Gainers outpaced loser• by $3':'4 a aha.re.
about a 4-3 margin among New The po11lbutty of ,atspllt.
York 'Stock Excbange·lbled ls· whkh would be IBM's fin since
suea. a S·for-4 d:lltrlbutlon ln 1973. h~
The market had com• under been the aubjed Of lnt.ense on·
heavy pl'e99ure Moaday after and-off apeculatlon for more
the weekend declaion by oil· thu a year ln the ftnanclal coat·
ex ort•og cnuntrles to raise muatty.
p ce ~~-percent-ilt-&lage& -Ana l)'lta QOted tbat favorable
nut )'Ur. _ __:. __ -' news lawlvina IBM often live. ·
the. general 'market a lift since
lbe company ii r~aarded as a
premier IJ'Owth company, and
lta •lock \J owned by more ln·
vealing lnatitutlons than any other llSue.
IBM shares were up 1' at 271
be(ore tradint ln them was halt·
eel for diueminaUon of the com·
pany'1 announcement. After re·
openlna IBM clOHd up 11 ~ to
281~.
Tbe privately operated school
works with educaUonally han·
dlcapped students primarily
from t.be Orange County coutal
area.
Ms. Wilson. who uld her
board la willing to purchaae the
property at the newly appra.laed
value, sought and was granted a
six-month escrow to enable com·
pletion o r a fund drive to
purchase the city plant.
Raciti argued Lbat the dty But the dollar plummeted property la being sold al $' a
agalnat tbe West German mark aquare foot while Lbe Newport·
toda)' ln a continulq reacUon to Meta un1fled School Dtalrict ls
Lhe OPECoU priceJuk,e. aeeking 119 a fool for the schools
•'It aeema like ootb.1n1 ls I~ lt is abandoning l n Un~ Cos-.a
to ~rake the Call," a FranklW'l Mesa area ~use of enroll· t~, ._ ~ii .'l(~.~~1N,,..ge Al)
Nearby
Hoines
Emptied
Land on a San Clemente golf
course abruptly droppe<blO to 60
feet along a line covering about
three acres shortly after s p.m.
Monday, threat ening seven
homes.
Fire Department officials
evacu a ted h o m es in the
Shorectiffs Mobile Country Club
east of the San Diego Freeway
at Camino de Estrell a when the
landslide was reported by
startled residents.
No homes were damaged, and
· no injuries were reported, city
officials said.
The slide covers a large por·
tion of the Shorecliffs Golf
Course's 15th fairway just below
the motiile bome park.
-City ocrtcials a nd a lo~at
englneerinc 1~t ccatinued.
to monitor the slide today. .
The movement opened a 40-
foot wide fissure about 20 feet
below the mobile homes. The
800-foot loog fissure extends in a
horseshoe-sha p e d pattern
around the fairViay and green of
the 15th hole. City officials were checking
the slide area this morning to
determine whether or not to al·
low residents of lbe vacated
homes to move back into their
homes. Many of the displaced resi·
dents we£e at their homes this
morning looking at lbe slide and
awaiting a city decis ion on
whether or not they can stay.
The endangered homes are
located at 91 through 98 Mira
Adel ante above the golf course.
Co un.cil w o m an Donn a
Wilkinson stood under an um·
brella at the top of the slide thls
morning and discussed the situa-
tion with engineeMng geologist
Jack Stickel.
Stickel was hired by mobile
home park owner Dan Evans
when Mira Adelante residents
noticed small cracks developing
in the golf course land.
The geologists drilled a hole in
the golf course fairway and
located water at about the 20
foot level, Stickel said.
·'The ground was saturated
from the 20 foot to about the 40
foot level," he said.
Stickel indicated he believed
the landslide would occur when
he first observed the cracks, but
didn't know when It would hap·
(See SUDE, Page AZ)
Co ast
Weathe r
Chance of s howers
decreasing to 10 percent
tonight and to near zero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder tonight becoming
fair and wanner Wednes-
da,y. Lows tonight 38 to
45. Highs Wednesday 60 to
65.
INSIDE TODA W
It may look like a real '20
but, but how can J10U teU if it u ?
Ste F'eaisainQ,PogeCl.
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Nulle Ruling
.. . .
.. ~esa Not Satufied With Court Action .
Ao Or n1e Count)' Supenor
Court rulln t.b4l only p rtb'
i.AUllfiN the d"ltt of tt\ City of
~ r oata M a to hlllt ruvsues at a
nude modclina •ludto ma¥ ~
Jllpealt'<l by lbe Cit)'
\lty Attorney Robert. Cam
paiin• -.u a\V1.'n verml Ion by
the Ctty Coundt Monday n1iht to
llPPt l Judi(l' ttobt'rt ti Grttn"i
ruhnti If h~t>elleves lh•t Lhf' 11p
pellate court mlttht look with
mor"' favor oo lb prehmlnaey
1n1uncllon M>UMht by tht> city
Judie Or ~ ruled that the ln
1unct100 IOUlt\t by Uut d ty ln It.a
lewauft acainar th• sun1llln
'tudlo JI on W t 19th Str t and
op rator Ultl En1I I• "ovt•r
bro d "
Hl' rHched hla declaloo an r
a one·•· k study or city arau· men-. lbat 1'ud moo tln1 and
np aeaaloni. al the SJ.1n1hu1t•
lftudto att offt"n Ive lo ~· Mtta resident• and v1ohu..ei the princ 1plt~ undt•r which bwsln~
lie' ni are t,55uc_-d.
Bovan Death Trial
'
In Hands o'f Jury
8~ GARV GRA VILU•'. Of,,_ o.ttty ,., ... tt•ll
P ro~N'utor Jay Mo el~y lold .i
.!'iuper1or Court jury Monda>-that
J band ·"<91• b.irl>d k1llt!r» ~talktld
the Orange Coll8t for slx week:.
111 the foll of 1977 tn queat of
their quarry, druai dtHtler
Ste ph en John Boviin
And. Mosell'Y 1>a1d , Bovan wa:.
riddled with bullets as he walked
fr o m J Newport B e a c h
n•:,laurant minutes after being
found by those who had agret.'<l
lo kill him ror a µnee
M osel~y 1ns1::.ted in his closmg
a r g ument to t he jury thut
Bovan's killing was premeditat
ed murder. vengeance extracted
by the chief of the Orange
Coast's maJor drug dealing ring.
Consequently . Moseley told
the Jury 1t should find Jerry
Peter Fion. 41, guilty of fi rst
degree murder.
But defense attorney Roger
Rosen said the hired killer
theory Moseley offered was• a
gross overs1mpLificatlon.
Ro:.cn s&1id there was no con·
SIGNS •••
begun some discussion on our
:ugn code as to whether it really
JS serving the community as a
whole <£nd the business com·
munity."
Monday night's move delays
council action on a chamber res-
olution seeking a moratorium on pbumc out by 1982 those
l ar&e buaineea 1l1M approved under earner ordinances.
Mayor McFa rl a nd said.
another public hearing on sign
ordinance enforcement will be
l>chedulcd after the seminar in
late January or ear ly February.
However, council m embers
ai;treed at the urging of Coun-
c1lm an Dom Raciti that full en-
forcement or the sign ordinance
will continue through the
seminar period
One Costa Mesa proponent for
s tiff s igning reg ulations warned
the council Monday night that
re-opening public he4rlngs on
the ordinance could result in
"lots of changes." He reminded
the co11ncil that it took more
than 20 meetings to finally draft
the c urrent law
Strike Hits
Commercials
NEW YORK CAP) -Seventy
thous and actors and announcers
who make radio and television
commercials went on strike ear·
ly today after the collapse of last
ditch talks. The strike by members of the
American Federation o f
Tell'vis1on and Radio Artists and
of the Screen Actors Guild. both
A FL·CIO unions, halts the tap-
ing and fil~ commercials
but will not affect production of
regular prog,ramming for radio
and television.
The strike will not affect the
airing of commercials im·
mediately, but with a lengthy
strike spots now be ing used
'4ould become outdated or legal·
ly unusable.
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'p1r11t•v to kill Bovun. or 11 tnt'rc
14 a11. that fo'ton w.-, not 11 l'lirl oC ct
The deferu.e l llWVtir wt>nt on lo
cl:nm that fion hud lihOt Hovu.n
in di( defemw after the bw.ky
36·year-old Fountum Valloy man
"came at him "
The law y erh' difhri ng
ver s ions of Bovan's !>laying
came as Florl'i. f1v..--wet•k lnal
cam e t.o u el~e.
Four Injured
In Costa Mesa
Auto Smashup
One man r e mained
bospitaJLzed today following a
three-car collision in Costa Mesa
Monday that sent four persons.
one of them a woman seven
.months pregnant. to Costa Mesa
Merttorial Hospital fortr~atment.
The pregnant woman, 31-year·
old Aeda Bagestero of 1819
Monrovia Ave., Costa Mesa, Sul·
fered a contusion to her ab-
domen as a resul( of the S:2S
p .m . pileup on Harbor
Boulevard near South Coast
Drive. Hospital authorities said
she was sent home after treat·
ment.
She was a passenger in a car
driven by her husband, Ruben
that was struck from behind by
a car driven by Walter Herbert
PaTks, 43.,of Garden G.rove.
Parks was hospitalized in
aatisfactory condition wltb a
cardiac contusion a nd back
strain. His car was struck from
the rear by an auto driven by
Melchor Barragan Escalera, 19,
of Santa Ana. police said.
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MARDAN .....
ment drops.
The councilman said he was so
concerned with getting the best
for the city out of the property
that he had spent nearly $200 in
consulting his own attorney on
the matter. .
Raciti, anhe t.iuggestion of his
l awyer . q uestioned wh y the
"Irvine Company's chief Job·
byist~· <Robert She lton ) Is pusbi for the Mardan sale.
He !aimed the new appraisal
shows a 2S percent increase in
the pr rty's value and that 1t
will con ue to escalate in price
over the next six months. -
"If Mardan asked for a g1ft or
$200,000 from the council, what
wou Id the council say?" Raciti
asked in charging that the sale
is "a gift of public funds."
Backing Raciti's stand were
resident.a Pat Dolan and Don
Bull who also sought public auc-
tion of the property which has
been leased to Mardan over the
pust 11 years.
Dolan s aid. "We 're talking
about a prime area in a pnmt:
city, and we're looking al $4 a
foot. 1 can't see how that cun be.
You as council members ure
pledged to look out for t he
citizens or Costa Mes a. You are
not pledged lo look out for the
welfare of Orange County."
Dolan referred to statements
by Mrs . Wilson who noted that
by referrinf stude nts with
educationa handicaps to
M ardan, county schools save ap·
proximaLely $2.500 per student
per year based on what their
own costs for special programl>
would be.
Mardan currently leaches 100
students and plans lo expand
facilities. when the property
sale is final, for an additional 2S
Support for sale of the proper·
ty to the Mardan organization
was filed by Congressman
Robe rt Badbam, R ·Newporl
Beach, and 5tb Diltrlct County
Supervisor Thomas Riley.
A boat of other aupporteri, ln· ~luding Irvine Company's
Shelton. argued that the school
bas demonstrated an abllit)' lo
uve taxpayers' money. turn
troublesome atudenta around
within 2.5 years and orf cr educe·
Uonol hope to not only atudents
but their parent.&.
Shelton, que&lioned after Mon-
day's hearing, uld the lrvil'le
ComRany hu "no interest in
lhia. h~ said he bu no Idea
why RaciU qu.atloned bJ1 in-
terest in the matter.
Shelton fa a member ot ~ lilaJ'lllltnioud.
The city cooceded that En1Je
hod lx!en 1r1nted a bu1lnen
l1c1n,. But it wu artued in
co~rl lhat th provhdom or the
city ordlnu.nc\• n •qulred that he
obtain a permit for hl11 modeling
op~uuoo.
llowt-ver. Judie Gre4'n was
. prcpured .onl)' to ban the photo·
grl6i>h1c ucUvillc1:1 ul tbe Engle
Jludl<>. Uc l)Olnted ou.t tn .Wa ntl
mas that he "found nothlng ln
lh~ ordinance pertaining to ·
H11un drawing Cir a sketching
11h1d10 °" a rep Ion activity."
A11l1t.ant City Attorney Tom
Woodlf'Who represented the clty
tn h ·~rtnp before Judge Green,
said he was disappointed by the
pBrtlal ir\junction granted by the
JUdgc,
··aut I'm happy that he rell!et·
erl counter -ar..,,ments by de·
fen!>C lawyers, . Woods: s aid. .. w ... have moved with success
. aJ(111nst the photo~raphic activi ·
ty and now we will direct our al·
tent1on to the other aspects of
tbls modehng business.··
Lawyers for Engle said the
Green ruling has failed to re·
solve the issue and has made
further court action Inevitable.
"We will be back i11 court," al·
tomey tOcxl Hobson said. "We
have many more s hots ·to fire
a nd we feel that the city's
failure in this first phase or the
legal action indicates the weak-
ness or the city argument."
Hobson argues that the city's
move to close the Sunshine
Studio II is a violation of the
First Amendment and contrary
to the thinking expressed in a
number or U.S. Supreme Court
rulings.
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Seniors Brave
More than 300 peo.ple braved the rain
Monday to enjoy the Cost a Mesa Senior
Citizens . CJub Christm~ Party. While it
poured outside, Rotarian Don Franey was
pouring hot water for1 tea to <from left)
Olive Main ·•met Mr. and Mrs . Frank
Kripner. Sponsored by the club, the cit ~·
and R.Olary. the ac.lion at Estancia High
School included· a 'vautleville act by As
se mblym an Dennis Manger s o .
Huntington Beach. '
Three FaCe Bomb Raps
Three employees of Control Veach said be will go to the dis pi eces of the exploding b~lloon~
Components in Irvine, including trict attorney today to seek com· The Orange Count:--Sheriff!>
one who was injured in an ex· plaints again.st Terry Huff, 26, of crime laboratory still is compar·
plosion ol what police believe Orange. and two otner unnamed mg the fragments, Veach said.
was an unlaunche d balloon Control Componenlll wor~a. but police apparently are con-
bomb. face criminal charges in Huff was burned seriously on vince<tthey are the same.
connection with fireball ex-the hands. chest and face l~t Veach said he will ask the dls·
pJ01lon1 near Orange County Thursday in an explosion in the trict attorney to file m1sde-
Alfl>Ort, X-ray room of the company. He meanor charges under a section
is recuperating at UC Irvine of the Penal Code that forbids
Police believe at least three MedicaJ Center. the release of a balloon carrying
b o m e made balJo n s were H ff · · ·a11 Id Ii h launched rrom the facto~. at u mill Y to po ce e burning materials. had been sent to check an The maXJmum penalty for a
2Se7 S.E. Main St .. and exf oded acetylene gas leak and ha d misdemeanor is ~ix months m
in the flight path of smal craft forgotten to extinguish a cigaret county jaH or a fine of $500.
pen. landing al the airport. before entering the room Veach :.aid he also is turning
He said the slide was located Two or the fireball balloons Police. however. recovered over J report to the Federal
on an ancient landslide site that went of( last week. one missing fragments of plastic material Av1at1on Adm1ms tration for in-
probably last moved 5,000 to by seconds a landing Cessna 172. which Veach said compares to vcsllgal1on of possible v1olat10n
20,000 years ago. Irvine Police lnvesliitato.r. Ron the material found m recover~ of federal regulations. Stickel scoffed at s}>eculation: ~-------__.;__.;__.;_;..;..;,;.,.. ____________ .:...... ____________ _
that the c urre nt s ll~,~s ...
caused by rains t hat have
showered the area since Satur
day.
"It looks to me like the water-
ing at the golf course just
saturated the land underneath
and starte<Ht-moving, ... Stickel
told Mrs. Willdnson.
H e said the endangered
mobile homes would probably be
sare because they are located on
a Oat plain above the landslide
site. Ile indicated, however, the
land would have to be buttressed
to msure ag&1inst further move·
mcnt.
Stickel estimated that 90 i>er·
cent of the potential land move·
ment had already occurred.
Meanwhile. acting Fire Chief
Gary ~armichael was waiting to
hear 1( ihe residents will be al·
lowed to stay. The fi re depart·
ment is mClflning a command
post at the 2<>1-home park that
caters to retired people.
The main fissure extends from
the golf course's 15th fairway up
towards the mobile home park
The giant crack goes up the
hillside towards the homes, com·
Ing within 2() feet and dropping
back toward the 15th green.
Small cracks ext end ott the
main fissure along lls length
The 15th g r e en look s like
rumpled carpet. as the earth
movem ent has caused the
smooth grass to crinkle.
C cty ofCic1als were to de·
liberate this afternoon to de·
termlne what measures to take
to proteet residents in the event
of m ore movement.
Traffic Light
On Fairview
Ro~d Tabled
Requests for another traffic
signal on Fairview Road at
Monitor Way -were tabled for
at least six months Monday
when Costa Mesa City Council
members voted to ban left turn~
by vehicld'entermg and leaving
a Costa M~a High Schoo l park·
mg lot.
Only Councilwoman Arlene
Schafer voted against the left.
turn proposal, offered by· City
Manager Fred Sorsabal as a test
to possibly ease traffic problems
on Fairview at the school's north
student parking lot.
NewPort·Mesa UnJfled School
District offictaJs had sought the
traffic signal tQ enable euier
acceH to the lot. Sorsabal &aid
cost or installing a signal and
restructuring tum pockets on of·
ten ·torn.up Fai rview Road
would cost about $74,500.
"t realize there wtll be an in·
con ven ien ce for a wblle ."
Sorubul told council membcl'li.
"but people ualna the school will
find altemaUve routes lo that
location."
City crews are to erect ·•no
leCl tum~· ,jgns at Uie parklnc
lot and OD ralrvtew next month. Th~ test la to continue through
the l(hoolyear.
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DAILY PILOT
NEW YOllK CAP ) -Ab
CbonC w• uanuna blue.
TM ~1-IObway COl»mUlft became a id&hlmar• for Cbc>oi's r elk>w peltet\I al\tr h tiuf •
f..-.cl an 1'1C>Attftl b Ir\ a\l•ck
uou.nd aa.m
Tfantlt Authority aald, but to k o p 1olnc uoleu they
rupoodod
poundln1 on the motorman'•
booth. demandlna that he st.op
thl' tr•ln
paaaen&en. telling lhem he was
followW. ordera.
The lnlemal affair unit of the
Tronalt Police V partmeot said
H w11l 1nvM1lJgate why It~ men
did not hear lt\t signals al e~ch
of the pl' ·vlous 13 stops.
"I Just knew be •aa dylD&." a
ftllow 1ubWaJ llUMftl•r aaJd,
"bul the motorman wO\A&dD'l
stop the l.Nin I just CO\lldn'l
beUeve it."
Trana.st Authority apokuman
Ed Uverlarb aaJd U\c transit
pollu "ha~ no Idea of the
Ht'IOUMMIM ot the lilu.atlon. AJl
w kn w waa that a paueoaer
wu sick . Thll 1• not conaldered an eme,.ency."
··I w~t back alter wt passed
Avenue U and aaid. 'Yo~ll
Ju1t havt lo at.op W s tri!.n'."
uld fo'rnnces Blackman. •
maiazlne photo editor who
watched Chong 1truagllng for
breath.
"I bave a wife and ta.mlly to
support a.pd my main concern ls
to keep the tr~ aoloa::.. she
auoted hlm as aaying. When the .subway pulled Into
Dt•Ka lb station. passengers held
the doors of the tram open until
helpcnme Fou.rt.efO subway •lOSJll I.al«.
poUc• rwpooded. bat Ah Cbooi
WU dud.
An lnVt'ttllaUoft WU ordered
Monday b)' TPault Aulhorit)'
Police Ollef Sanfont Oal"eHk
foUowlna the wbway death ol
Chool. k a Urookb'n la\&Odry owaer
ne motonoan. fdeollft.cl u.
Samu.I tM. 31. radJoed • •·noo· .mert~>' ~·· to lhe c=ot> t..rol detk ol the BMT U1te, ~of
th ctty'1 three d\IJot" 1ubway
Un . Lee Wll ~ to mue n!I
ular '~ ll ~b 1taUoo to ltt pau~en ~ and off He wu
alto «*I to altnal poUct> wtth ·
•blllle bllllU at each atop, the
£'01.tr 1tatlon1 and no help
later. •t I ll a.m .. Lee radioed
11aln. He wu told to proceed.
the TA tald.
"I wu crying. 1 was ao,ry. I
just couJdo.'t bellovc it,• she
said.
Finally. &Iler Rolng lhrOuJh l:S
stations and passing through lh4t
neighborhoods of llve Brooklyn
hospitals. two TA police officers
met \he train at DeKalb Avenue
ll was half an bour af\er the first
radlo alarm. and it was too late.
"If we could huve hetd tl1e
doora at Kings Highway, we
could have gotten help," said
one woman who helped hold the
door. "It wall disgusting. We
watched the man die " f"urlou• put ngen begaan
M las Slackman s aid Lee
argued wilh her and other
Chong was pronounced dead
at the &cene at 8:59 a.m. -· C.Ounty's
Building
Said· Safe
Support ·Solicited
HB Teachers S et S trike Plans
8.) RAYMOND ESTRADA JR.
04 UW o.llV ,. ... SI.et!
De1pllt the shoring up o
Oranae Couoty '1 new 18 8
mUUon Hall of Admlnlstrabon
with 30 wooden braces ove:r the
weekend. county otf\clala lnsl,ft
~ Monday the trouble plagued
buUding ls ln no danger of col
lapsing.
Huntington Beach Union High
School District teachers have
urged teachers in other areas to
support the threatened Jan. J
strike at seven Wes t Orange
County campus es by taking
personal leaves during the first
two w_eeks of the new year.
The braces were placed on the
exterior of the building t.o sup.
port decorative b~ams that
building officials said serve no
structural purpose.
·'They're simply for cosmetlc
or appearance sake and don't
have anything to do with the
strength of the building," said
Stanley Krause. or the county's
General Set-v\ees Agency.
··Ask all your friends and
relatives 1n other districts lo take
their personal leave days during
the fir s t w ee k s of
January .. havcthemorder sub·
stltutes now." read a Dec 6 letter
to West Orange County teachers.
The beams made of stressed
cone rele apparently b~gan
cracking last week and one
chunk from a beam rell to the
ground Friday, according to one
report.
Ladies i11 Waiting
The be am problem 1s the
latest of a series of troubles that
have attracted official attcnUoo
in lhe past year
Th<'SC five worrH'll an Stockholm . Sweden. havt-
something in common -they're all ~oing to becomt-the
mothers of twine; shortly From left arc Ann-Merelc
A berg. Aarbro Dahloef. Bodil Gh1dyl. Bod ii Svt>nsson
and Lisa 89llstrocm.
Th{' first problem spot was a
noor deflection in the building's
fourth and a half floor.
After wldergoiog tests, it was
determined there was no danger
involved In the deflection and
the building was declared fit for
occupanry. .
When It was occupied last
June, a series of other problems
were dl&covered, none of them
deemed a threat to the build·
ing's structure or those -who OC·
copy it. about 240 county
worke r s in cf udlog county
supe rvisors
low-cost Housing
Backed by County
The appearances of the
wooden braces over the weekend
drew attention again lo architect
Le Roy Rose and Supervisor
Halph Diedrich.
Rose is the building's
architect and Diedrich is the
county supervl&or who cast the
deciding vote when the archit.e<'·
tural contract w as awarded in
1973.
Rose aJso was Diedrich's cam·
pail(n ftnance chairman in his
successful 1972 campaign.
More recently, Diedrich and
Rose in mid-1971 and tater the
same year were named codefen·
dants in grand jury indictments
involving both political corrup·
lion allegations and bribery.
By KATHY CLANCY OI ... D.olty ,,_ Slaff
Four months of public hear
ings woond near a close Monday
when Orange County pla.nning
commissioners stamped their
endorsement on a new se\ of
guidelines aimed at allowing
more county residents to spend
less for houslng.
County Planning Manager Al
BeH called the set of guidelines "Ian ambitious program." one
that will be the subject of con
slant refinement.
The proposed housing element
of the county general plan calls
upon county officials to work ag-
gressively with city. state and
federal agencies, along with the
building industry to provide
lower·cost homes and apart·
men ts.
It Includes s uch things as
seeking commitments from
Coca-Colll Planning
Sales in Red Chin(!
ATLANTA CAPl -The Coca·
Cola Co. announced today that it
will begin selling soft drink.a in
Ch.ma next month and will start
construction of a botUJng plant
in Shanghai early in 1979.
Coca-cola Board Chairman J.
Paul Austln told a news con-
ference that the trade agree-
ment wu set in motion several
years ago.
'· 1 • m confident that a new era
lo trade relations has arrived,"
Austin said. "lt's our belief that
it's an Important cootrlbutioo to
internaUooal stabllity. ·'
The agreement marks the
second breakthrough in a com·
munlst naUon tbls year for the
Atlanta-based soft drink giant.
Last March . Coke announced
that it would begin selling Fanta
* * *
orange soda in the Soviet Union
in 1979.
Coke's principal competitor.
Pepsi-Cola. is already sold in the
Soviet UQion
Austin said Chinese officials
signed Ule trade agreement Dee.
13, two days before President
Carter announced normaUzaUon
or diplomatic relations with
China. He said the agreement calls
ror Coke to ship canned and bot·
tled Coca-Cola to Shanghai1 Pek·
ing, Kwangchow and Hangchow
next month, and for Coke to
have a boU1ing plant in ope~tion in Shanghai by the enCo
next year.
Currently, no United St es
!>oft drinks are sold In China.
* * *
bullders lo conslnlct 25 percent
or new homes in the so-called a!·
fordable price r ange 1n ex·
change for prompter proc('ssing.
higher densities and p-erhaps
some r('lax1n g of building
slandards. In add.II.Jon. Lhc pohc1es call
upon the county to issue tax-free
revenue bonds and create a pool
of mortga~e money lo finance
aparlmC'nts and h o mes ror
lowt>r·income famihes.
Families county planners hope
lo serve with the new program
are those earning ·from 80 to 1.20
pe rcent of the county median in·
come, now $19.500 annually.
County supervisors are to con·
sider a doption of the n ew
guidelines at a Jan. 17 meeting.
While the new county policies
would apply •only in unin·
corporaled regions. county plan·
ners propose creation of an Area
Hous ing Coundl inviting cit}
partir1pation as well.
In addition. they suggest de·
velopmcnt of an <"ducat1on pro·
gram for builders. the publil""
and lower·m<-ome families to in·
form local residents of special
hous1nj? pro~rams and efforts
being made to lower housing
pnces •
"1 "ould hav(' hkro infinitely
lo have voted on this matte r two
yea rs ago ... Planning Com·
m1ss1on Chru.rman Wilham Mac·
Dougall said Monday. "We have
a ll heard of coming up with too
little too latr.
.. r ~incerely feel that this is
not what is coming before the
commission today," he con·
~ued . "f would prefer to lhinJc
Im' it as just enough just in
time."
Commissioner Rex Gaede
called the housiu element a his
toric document that will have an
impact.
"Obviously we got out or kilter
this county in regard to pro·
ding s ufficient hous ing or
.shelter for everyone." he said.
·Odo.a Detente Flayed
Hayakawa in Irvine, Assails Carter
a>resideftt Cart.er played lnlo aside the long-stand.log derensti
t.he ba.ndl of tbe Communists treaty with &he Nationalist
whcin he estabU.bed a detente ChlneH ~thout conaulUng the
with Red Cb.lDa that this naUon Senate.
will deeply regret . Sen. S.t. Hayakawa d~rlbed lbe new
Hayakawa. R-Caltf .• told an rapport with China as ••fawning
Irvine audience Monday. s ubu r vlence to every Com·
In an iotervlew before ad· munistcomrnand ."
drH1ln1 a Wor\d Aff alra Council And be prcdi~ted that what he audlen~• in lr~oe, Hayakawa described as the Mtny•l or
ministration when the tlme
comes to debate such vital ls·
sues as the st.rategic arms
limitation pact with t he Soviet
Union.
tte said many mem bers of
Congress deeply resent the
T•lwan declsion and regard the
Carter cmbnce of China as
"hypocrttlcal and unreallatk."
uid that one or the conn· Taiwan might well have an er· quences of tbe carter ln1Uatlve feet on the attitude or Israel Descrtblntc Red China a11 "the
ml1hl be ao lnvuk>n -of South toward• the United Stat~s. The world'• lar1e1t concentraUon
Korn try t hef Oommuolat M iddle East natlon 11 now camp.'' Hayakawa said the
Ml&hbora from the north. necotlatlng • defense treaty Untled St.et.ee would have sttVed
He condemned what be wltb Amain, he aaid. world lnteresU better lf 1he bl'd
described• tbe United 5t11tn• Hayak•w• sa\d Ctrter's reco1n1sect 1U\9dnta and rnaln·
ab•DdoeCDHl vt TahrtD AMl---"'llllr• o con .. lt Concreu talned bet' Ua wllh "OW' old al·
c:rllld:ted Carter for loulD.1 c:auld meao-~ rot the.M...=tv.-Talwu." -
-
The stnke plan's goal is to
"completely dose,.t.h.e school and
have the board not meet the
minimum school year ." said
teacher leader Ira To1bin. State
Jaw reqwres pubbc school stu·
dents lo attend classes for 175
days a year
Toibin said 1f other school dis
tncts must hire substitutes to
replace teachers on personal
leave. there wtll be fewer sub
statutes to cross picket lines in
west county schools.
Toib1n sald ht• expects about
85 percent of the district's 830
teachers to walk off their jobs
unless a contract settlement /s
reached. School board Prc.'iident Zita
Wessa today called the teacher
strike plan "manipulated by the
California Teache rs Associa·
lion."
But Mrs. Wessa and other dis·
trict officials said they were
"not surprised" by the seven
tactics ouUl.ned 1n the strike
plan • Teacher and di s trict
negotiators have been unable to
resolve sever a l contract dis ·
putes durin~ nine months of
bargaining. Teachers are cur·
rently withoot a working agree·
ment. When negotiations broke off
Friday. teacheNi were demand·
1ng a one-~eu.r, five percent pay
Plane Victim
A S upe rvisor
A pilot who died last w~k
when his plane reportedly hit a
lt•lephone relay tower a nd
('rashed ncur Newport Beach's
Spy~lass Hill has been identified
as a newly l'leclt!d s upervisor of
Mono County.
Edgar Hazleton was scheduled
to be sworn in Jan. 9 for his fi rst
four· year term
Hazleton. 34. an attorney from
Mammoth Lakes. wa~ a director
of the Mammoth Lakes water
district. li e w as elected
s upervisor on Nov 7
He was reportedly alone in ~
plane Hazleton 1s survived by
his wife. Ol'fUse
II is the g1f1 giving season
again and wtlat better 01tt lor
froe nd ol tim•1ly tha,, ''"I' ieweMY . the 1aa11ng g1tt . lor a ltlet11re and longer• II s a
token of your allect1on or
e&teem ttlet can be heirloomed
911'9'1 beyOnd the span ol one
1tfet11T1> A well chosen g1tt ot
floe iewe'IY has the element of
pem11neo<:e that e>1086ds any
ottlef II ha& been "Christmas
MYeral weeks n ow We are
never Oet'taln when our season
will actually start. but we have
been plann11l9 fOf rt since tast
1U11'11"8r Thofo are many tac.s
W9 on'V tee onoe a year. those
~ coma to bl.IV tlleir •nnual
Owlstn'es gift of fine jewelry
There are those f1c.s who
appelll' .arly 1n November tor • prellmtn8'y look·see. They come baok tater, perhaps
twice. before making their
ac:tuel Mlec:Clon.
Jewelry buyer• ire olten
Clnlful. 011ut1ou1 buvers. We u• proud that so m• ny
"be-btcke<•" dO make tt1e1r
ttnal 111eot1ons here. We have
antk:IPltlecl an 1bund1nce of ~ this Y98f and hll'le
1norea1ecs our 11\ventory
acc:ordlnOIJ. S~g at Owled Ii Qtrr s 11 a
Q\n-ma• habit with rneny of
'f04ll ~ Ofop by ano find
OUI wtrt Th«• Is 1 penun9
place dow to our tront dOOt' I• welting tor you and W. Mt
QPet1 ~ until Oecetr'tbef 22 n:I all d.y Seturday
boost retroactive to July, 1978.
and binding arbitrallon m ail
teacher grievances except those
dealing with fmanciaJ matters.
But ~hool board members are
offering teachers a guaranteed
rive percent pay hike only 1f a
state·imposed salary freeze 1s
lifted and advisory arbitration in
grievances.
Other teache r s trike plan
items include·
-Removal of all personal
possessions and teacher pre·
pared materials including lesson
plans, sealing charts. study
g uides. chapter outlines.
personal books. office suppb~
and coff4!emakers.
-Saving of all ungraded ex·
ams and papers and district
forms. "These should be left out
for the studenL, and substitute
teacher. The first week after
vacation lS always hectic and
fortunately 1t will pot be your
respons ibility to mbinlain con
trol." the strike plan says.
District Assistant Superinten·
dent Glen Dysinger said . the
strike tacbcs could make it very
difficult for students (o receive a
fair ~rade for their year's work.
To1bin. president of the 750·
member District Educators As·
sociation, said lawyers for the
teachers· group have checked
the legality of all the stdke tac
tics. But school board chief Wessa
said · "Any slnke is illegal."
"The strike plan was draYin
up lQ..prevent teachers from do·
ing somettung that 1s not legal."
Toibin said "We are cautioning
ever yone lo be within the law:·
he added
Throats S lashed
Jim Jones' Son
Held in Murders
GEORGETOWN. Guyana
IAPI -Stephan Jones, son or
Peoples Temple le ader Jim
Jones, was charged with murder
today in the t.hroat-slasbings of a
cull member and three of her
children in Georgetown on Nov.
18, the day of the m ass deaths a\
the Jonestown camp. The charges stemmed from a
bewilde ring "confession" the
19-year·old Jones made at a pre
limioary bearing Monday ror
Charles Beikman. a nother cuJt
member already chargt>d m th(·
slayings.
The prosecut.or alikrd Jon~
whether· he was part of a con
spiracy to commit murde r. and
the young m a n. appare ntly
irritated by the tough interrof?a·
lion. s napped beack. "Yeah. I
killed Ulem and was just trying
to throw it off on Chuck
1Beikmanl"
Jones had just testi fied .
however. that he was not at the
house where the murders took
place. testimony backed by
other cult members Al the rt··
quest of both prosecutor ttnd
magistrate, he then repeated the
supposed confession three ti me>.
but later Monday told r<"porteri,
he was just "mad I'm tired of
being pushed around " -
When the court came back In ·
to s ession today. M 8Je1Strate
Desmond Christian cranted a
prosecution motion to suspend
the Reikman hearinl? unlll J an
10. Then the charges against
Jones were read out
Both Jones and the 43·ycar-0ld
Be1kman were ordered held
(~
6EM WISE
APW•,...prl>Oto
ADMITTED MURDERS?
Jones' Son Stephan
without bail A':'. ht· wa:-. led from
the prisoner's dock. Jont•'i saur.
··This 1s absurd I wasn't t'v1•n
t ht>rt> ..
They are charged in lht' killing
o( Sharon Amos. "2. ancf h1·r
thret• ctuldren, aged 9 to 2 1. who
were found with their throaL'> c,ltt
at the cult's Georgetown head
quarters. They also are accused
of attempted murd('r of a 12
year·old fiaughter of M rs Amo:-
who wa.,.slashro but surv1ve<l .__
The old say1n9 tnl) n11~-0st
th•ngs como 1n s mall
peclr.a<)8!I is CPrta1r1v true
es~c1ally 11 1hcy baar the
ChJrl1>\ H AM • Ii t>PI A'
Cett1lled Gt!motoq1:.1s ;tnU
Registered Jl·wP1e 1-; o f tho•
An'encan G<sm Soc•ery we havti
ltle eJ1pert1se 10 a1N1se you
regarding your purchase<. ol
gemstones anl'.! t•nf> 1ewetry W1·
f\eve a wide seiect1on of gem'>
lrom lt"le IT'OSI exoltc 10 lhl• rro1e tam11ta1 vaneues
lv'ld speak1nQ of · tam1har.
191"1 t 11 nice ro shop where you
see lamhar laces and leel an
atl1'0ipf'tefe ol con11nV1ty? We prnJe ou~tves on our tnendty
wwe1Hra1ned stalf who have
5Sved yau conunually lhrough
the years The only now laoe!I
•e 8Qd11lons we found we h av1•
noooed 10 llefO uP '''""' tho• ever OIOW•l'<J OCllV•ly 1n (lu•
• store lsn 1 '' nice to have that
tee11ng 01 trust on old lrrenos .
pertfcu111r1Y w nen •I comes to
bV(1ng .s la111ng a 9111 as .1 ~ 01fine1ewelry
Seeeons greo11nos lrom "" VOOt tnenos 111 Charles H Barr
Jewelef3
II. BA RR Oonn3 Blackman
8 111 Pannell
Margaret G11010
Trudy Mc:Cotm1ctc
Jean w 1111arnson
Tony S"'l90!1 Margar t A1m1trong
Maftone Anc:leftOn
Hei.n Popiel Rlci!.McEl.Ya1ne A;;:~4.
L4*1 ,_. r ~of COUtM.. Maiy Barr
c
A4 OAIL y PILOT
Vi Jenee
Flares
/9 " In Iran
TEHRAN. Iran CAP) -Mon
dead and wouodtd w re reparl
.ct t.o &WO lranlan CIUet att.r
troof' opened flre on dtm· ona rator1 111ln1t Shab
MobamOMICI Reia' PahJnt, but
offt'ctal IOUn:et .. d 1 q,uic-lt
tbln ldn" om cer headed otr
further v&olCOCtl ln OOt' or the
c1Uu.
A• man,y u 20 prote11t.ers v.. ,..
wounded Mooda,y in T1bn1, 330
miles nonb'-' t of Tehran and
clo11u to the Turklab border,
dli>lomats uld ·otJttr uncon ·
firmed rtporu aaJd st'veraJ ~eN!
lulled, but OftiCUU IUUTC uld.
only thn.oe were '¥Ouodt"d and
th•l llll army colooel. ~vetted
further bJOOdabcd by uppeallna
. to · tbe protea ten· $COH of
brotherhood
..
I
Resrued a t 'Sea' The opposiUoo NaUooal F'tool
claimed acoree of soldiers joln«l
the anU-ahab rallles ln Tabriz.
But om clal aou.rtes denied this.
credited a colonel named '
Ahmadi wU.h defwiiog lbe ex-
plosive situaUoo, and aa1d bis
m e n and tbe de m onstrators
marched together tor.an bour'rn
Arizona Hi ghway Patolman Dick Pruitt
lilts his gear into a helicopter dispatched
when h.is car became stranded in New
Raver near Phoenix. Two days of rain
have sent virtually every central and
eastern Arizona river to it.a banks, and
five people have been swept into the
streams -and are feared dead. (See
weather story belQw.)
a s how of friend.ship before dis-
persing
THEY SAJD Ahmadi pulled up
between the troops and pro·
test.era 1n an armored personnel
urrier shouti.og to the crowd of
about 600 through a bullhorn.
"He spoke to them in Tu.rid.sh.
the language most commonly
used in Tabriz," a·source saJd.·
City Workers Laid Off
CJ.evelanJ, Acts To Stave Off Bankruptcy
The source said Ahmadi spoke
for 15 minutes o f Jove ,
brotherhood and friendship, that
one of the protest leaders ap.
proached rum al the end of the
speech and that they exchanged
kisses on the cheek, a tradiUonal
!>1gn of fneodsbip among men in
I ran. before the march of
friendship got under way.
Several demonstrators also
were wounded ln lbe holy city ol
Qu m . 75 miles south or the
capital. reporters s aid. Uncon·
firQied reports said ooe
demo.ostrator was killed there.
THE EULED Sblite leader
Ayatullah Khomaini bad called
for a nationwide general strike
to make Monday a day of
mourning lot the estimated 1,300
demonstrators qain.st the abab killed thla year.
Tbouaanda heeded the cell,
closing bazaars and shops. But
the government sald most gov.
emment employees reported for
work
Report Says
ABC Seek i.ng
NBC's Snyder
RADNOR, Pa. <AP> -Tom
Snyder piay be keeping NBC ex-
ccuti ves up late at night over a
report in TV Guide magazine.
The magazine reported Mon·
day that the s tar of NBC's
"Tomorrow" s how is being
sought by ABC. possibly to be
paired with Barbara Walters for
a la le evening news and talk
s how .
CLE\LELAND CAP> -Almost
halt Cleveland's pollc.e and
firemen will be laid off. all public
reereatlon favUJtJes wtlJ be closed
and garbage pickups will dwindle
to twice a month under Mayor
Dennis Kucinicb's austerity plan
t o s tave oft on ru s hing
bankruptcy.
effective Jan. 2· drew angry
threat.a ol strikes-and legal ac·
lion by city unions. further elec·
trlfylng the stormy conditions
that intensined Friday when
Cleveland defaulted on $15.5
million ln Joans to six banb and
Its own treasury.
'The naUoo's ~.largest clty
with 638,000 residents beca.me
the first major city to default
Tbe young mayor's Monday
announcement of 2,000 layoffs
r
.,.
Skylab Falling
Space 'R escue' Plan Nixed
WASHINGTON <AP> -The scenario bad the elements
of a space thriller: Send a pair of astronauts on a-daring
mission to prevent the giant Siylab space staUoo from
possibly ral.nlng fiery debris on a populated area of Earth.
Now, the National Aeronautlcs and Space Administra·
tion <NASA) says It ts abandoning that plan. Skylab is
doomed and wtU plunge back uncontrolled into the at-mosphere as early as May.
ln announcing the decision Monday. the space agency
sald computer calcuJaUons esUmate that when the end ~omes. the SS.ton station will break apart and scatter
pieces over a track 3.000 mllee long and 100 miles wide. As
many as 400 pieces. weighing from a few ounces to several
tons, could survl ve the searing re-entry heat.
BUT NASA WAS quick to assure that the ·•probability
of injury or d amage is less than that from meteorites " lt
noted that.the unmanned station orbita over water 75 ·per.·
cent of the time.
However, the vehicle -118 feet long and 22 feet in
diameter or as big as a three·bcdroom house -also passes
over most of the major m etrQpolltan areas of the Earth.
NASA was concerned enough last March to mount a major
effort to try to prolong the life or the station long enough
for a manned space s huttle to Oy up to attach a small
rocket to It.
The rocket would have been used either to boost the
station to a hlgher, safer orbit, or to send it to a controlled
re-entry over a remote ocean area.
.. ABC bas alao expressed an $2.5 ~~~~ WAS launched in May 1973 as part of a
interest 1n Snyder as an anchor Using rad.Jo signals earlJer this year, scientists bad
on 'World News Tonight.' And at revived the Skylab systems that were dormant since the
CBS, at least one high-level cor-last of three teams of a stronauts left it 1n orbit in 1974.
porate executive bas made in· But NASA sald Monday It has concluded that e ffort
q u i r I es a b o u l Sn Yd e r • s was not enough -th al there Is hmiled potential ror soc-
a v a i Jabil ily for the news cess and tbftt further plans for the shuttle mlaslon are im·
since Detroit did so ln 1933.
Paul Well s , head of
Cleveland's sanitation workers,
vowed Monday to "close down
the city" if Kucinich laid orr
even one of his union mem bers.
Bill GaJlagher, a Fraternal
Order of Police officials, saJd
police and firefighters' unions
would r e turn to court if
necessary to assure enforcement
of a 2·year·old ruling agalnat
layorrs.
The beleaguered Kuclnich,
meanwhile, casUgated the clty's
largest bank, Cleveland Trust
Co.. appearing at a branch to
withdraw his personal $8.000
savings and $900 checking ac-
counts.
"I doo't want my clean money
in a bank that is dirty," the
mayor told reporters.
Ironically, at the same hour
Kuclntch was making hls aym·
bolic wtthdrawal, his 22-year-0ld
brother. Perry, was arrested
a nd charged with robbing a
branch of Central National bank
-one of the six banks involved
ln the default.
NATION I WORLD
~~
Mexico To Hike
~Price for Oil
MEXICO CITY <AP) -Malco aaye lta oil PriOM will kMP QJ>
with OPF£'1 fti'xt year even though lt lan't •member or UM cartel
M~can on will deflDltely oot be cheaper than oil rrom the mem·
bers of the Organ•uuon ot Petroleum Exportlna Countries. aaid Juan Alipuru, export manaier for PEMEX, the MexJcan oU
monopoly. But be said the a.act
prtce tncreaae ha not been de-about as percent of the Oil Mex·
termlD0ed. lco export.a. Export.a at the end
OPEC, after a two-year of 1977 totaled about 240,000 bar·
price freeze, decided at a rela a day. But ptoduction ls ex·
weekend meeting on a tour· pandln1 rapidly. and some re-
atage, 14.S percent price ·ID· port.I aay eqorts couJd reacfl a
crease for 1919. The baae price million barrela a day by tbe end
of $12.70 will go up s perceat to or 1982.
$13.33 on Jan. 1, with subsequent Mexico Is riding an oil boom
increases of 3.8 percent to $13.84 that may make it one of the
on April 1, 2.3 perc~t to $14.16 world's top oil producers. Hqe
on July 1 and 2.7 percent to new dllcoveries have been re-
$14.S4 on Oct.. L ported recenUy along the Gulf of
M EDCO'S oil DOW &ells for
$13.10 a barrel, and Mexico Ctty
newspapers quoted Jorge ldu
Serrano, president of PEMEX,
aa saying the price will IUe to
$13.70 on Jan. 1, an increase of
4.58 petceni.
But Azipuru sald that frl ce ls ''just an lndlcaUon o the
direct impact of lbe OPEC in·
crease. It la an indication our
price will not be less than $13.70,
but it la not our !inaJ price.''
Asked if Mexican oil would
be cheaper than OPEC's by lhe
end of 1.979. A.zipuru said: "No.
To date, our oil bas not been
cheaper than OPEC oll Jt bas
alwaya been higher.
"We are not tied to OPF.C.
We live with the competitive and
market conditions in the Gulf of
Mexico ... our natural market.
·But U the world market
changes. we change with the
market."
The United States takes
. Mexico .
PRESIDENT Jose Lopez
Portmo announced in September
lbal the country's potential re-
serves were esUmated at 200
billion barr els. or 20 percent
more than those or Saudi
Arabia, which has OPEC's big.
geat reserves. PEM EX bas re-•
ported new fmds since then, in·
eluding one field whose potential
reserve is estimated at 106
billion barrel.a.
But the company says it is
still asseasinf the amount of
retrievable oi in the new dls·
coverles and cannot estimate yet
bow much they will increase
potential reserves.
The company passed a
milest.ooe Jut week when pro.
ductlon exceeded l.S million bar·
rela a day, Azipuru 1aid. He said
that was ahead of schedule for a
six-year plan that calls (or pro·
duction of 2.2 million barrels a
.day by the end of 1.980.
lmlia Parliament
Imprisons Gandhi'
NEW DELm. India (AP> -Former Prime Minister Indira
Gandhi was jailed today by order of the lower house of lhe Indian
Parliament which al.so acted to deprive her of the.seat she woo last .
monttri.D a special election.
All·India radio reported she was Laken lo Delhj's Tibar jail
where a ceU reportedly was recently white·wasbed 1n anti~ipation
of ber arrival. But her time behind bars could be as brief as three
da,ys -UDtll t.be end of the current parliameotary session.
"The punishment is Jen.lent comJdering the enormity ol tbe
crime," Prime Kini st.er Morarjl DesaJ told the lower house
before it voted OD hl8 moUoo to convict his predecessor of breach
of privilege and contempt of parliament.
Parliament, like the BriUsh House of Commons. can transform
ltselfintoacou.rttolry members._ ·
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CALIFORNIA
:a;
Af'Wl~to
Further A«•tion Posiponed
DAILY PILOT
liitegrafion Detay~-.,
' Busing Deadline Extended to Feb. 28
PO MUNA CAP> ---L~~
Anieles' achool board appem
to have been glven until Feb. 28
to expand ita lnt.earation plan.
, deaplte oppoeltlon to the two·
month delay by minority plain·
Uffa in the court caae. Superior Court Judee Paul
Egly said Monday he will rute
later on tbe school dtstrict's re·
queat for postponement of a Dec.
31 deadline but was "inclined to
Storm Rips
San Diego
Wunty
ifJlllCJhe requested delay and
said he will cooalaer no mQlfon
· to enforce the deadline untll the
end or Fe~ruary.
BOARD 'ATTORNEY G .
William Shea said district of·
ficials need more lime to study
court·appainted experts' report.I rel~ased last month.
fncJuded ln those reports were
recommendations to phase out
the current voluntary busing
program and beein long-range
planning for metropolitan school
desegregation, which would en·
compass surrounding distdcts in
several counties.
JOSEPH DUFF, an NAACP
attorney speaking for all min-Ori ·
t y p I al ntiff s. an'd Arlhu r
Goldberg, attorney for Integra·
tion Project-an int.ervenor in
the case, criticlied the board re·
(luest.
They urged Egly lo hold to the
deadllne, forcing the board to
answer questions on plans to ex·
pand the desegregation /tan to
flrat through third an ninth
grades -another recommeDda·
tlon made in the experts' re·
ports.
CLIFli' JZIUDKIS, attorney for
the antibusing group Bustop.
joined Goldberg and Duff in urit· iog that Egly play a stronger role
ln the day.to-day operation of the
scbool district's program.
Egly invited the attorneys to
provide comments to him on
what his role should be. ·The
Judge appeared to rule out an
"oversight" role. which minori·
ty plaintiffs have urged him to
take.
Synanm me mbers Joseph A. Musico, 28.
left , and Lance Kenton. 20, leave Los
Angeles MunjcipaJ Court w1th two uniden·
lified women. Further C'ourt proceechngs
in their case were postponed Monday until
Feb. 20. Kenton. son of bandleader Stan
Kenton. and Musico have been charged in
connection with the rattlesnake attack on
attorney Paul Morantz of Los Angeles.
DESCANSO <AP>-Eight
inches of snow Jay on the ground
today aloog Sunriae Highway.
officially Cali!ontia 79, as skies
cleared follpwing a three-day
storm. '
Patty's Sentence
To Be Commuted?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP> Patricia Hearst's attorney said she
was "elated" at learning the San Francisco Boa.rd of Supervisors
voted unarumously to ask President Carter to commute her bank
robbery sentence. <Related story, Al2) .
The measure was introduced Monday by Supervisor RO'bert
Gonzales, who said that ·'justice demands her releas~."
IWidfttt• 4.lertf>d to Rapbt
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Five thousand leafiet.s alerting resi·
dents lo a rapist who has struck lS times in two years have been
distributed in the Pacific Heights area.
Nearly :;o police officers and volunteers passed out the leaflets
Monday in an area bordered (
by Laguna, Presidio, Bush J
andVallejostrcets. _ STATE _
Bearing• Mafl Ope11 to Publl<"
SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -The Commission on Jqdicial
Performance, investigating allegations that the California
Supreme Court withheld a decision until after the confirmation
vote on Chief Justice Rose Bird, has asked that the proce«llngs be
open to the public. •
The commission chairman, Justice Bertram Janes of the state
Court of' Appeal in Sacramento. sent a three.page letter Mooday to
Ms. Bird and members of the Judicial Council which she heads
asking that rules be amended to mOOify the confidentiality require·
ment for such proceeQings.
Wounge,. Reflec-t• on Cantpaip
SAN DIEGO (AP> -Attorney General Evelle Younger con·
cedes he may bave erred in t.aluog a Hawaiian vacation l~t J~e
while Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. was moving ahead in 1m·
plementing Proposition 13. . .. It might have been better to take the time off m Palm
Springs." Younger told a political reporters' luncheon here Tues·
day.
Anti-... ut O,.dlnante Appro1'ed
' SAN FRANCISCO (AP> -The San Francisco Board of
Supervisors has approved an· antismut ordinance. The measure is
intended to make it difficult to open adult bookstores. theaters or
encounter studios. The measure taking effect early next year would require new
businesses covered by its provisions to be at least 1,000 feet apart.
That's about three city blocla$. Jt also prohibits posting signs,'
photographs or other illustrations outside the establishment.
Tot Victim
Of Father?
SAN FRANCISCO <AP>
-A J.year-old glrt taken
by rorce from San Fran·
cisco General Hos pital
was back under a doctor's
care today while police
sought her father for ques·
tioning about how a turkey
bone got stuck in her
throat and possible child
abuse.
A hospital spokes man
said the girl, Donna War·
ren, was being fed in·
travenously and was listed
io s table condition .
Authorities said It ap·
peared the bone bad been
shoved into her mouth.
A lighter laytr ·of the. white
stuff was reported elsewh ere in
the mountains of San Diego
County:
The storm dropped about two
inches of rain along the coast.
Lindbergh Field got 2.07 inches.
including .61 Inch in the 24 hours
before this momjng. At Point
Loma. the totaJ was 2.73 inches.
Campo was drenched by .75
inches since Monday. Brown
Field by .79 and La Mesa by 1.46
\nches. A tornado which bit Oceanside
late Monday morning left an
estimated $15,000 damage, less
than first thought.
The gray-brown funnel cloud.
spawned as a waterspout 300
feet high, tore shingles off roofs
as it reached land. Dozens or
windows were broken and trees
shattered.
A small house trailer was
blown atop a car. No injuries
were reported.
Power blackouts hit in the San
Carlos area or San Diego. near ,..allbrook, Llndbergh Field and
north of ~ndldo.
State's Lawmakers
Get Another Raise
""' SACRAMENTO (AP> -California's lawmakers are in line for a 15
percent increase in their dally expense money, starting Jan. 1. on top
of a 10 percent pay raise earlier thls month.
The new raise won a 2·1 vote Monday of the state Board of Control.
DAILY EXPENSE money is
by law the same for legislators
and slate employees, alt.hough
the employees draw it when out
of town on business. altd the
lawmakers for being present
when the Legislature is in
session.
The raise was from S4-0 to $46,
with the board rejecting a re.
quest ror $.52 by the California
State Emplqyees Association.
THIS YEAR, A ·legislator
could have drawn up to $8,000 in
daily living expenses by attend·
ing all meeungs . according to
the S~mate Rules Committee.
The raise would give them
about another Sl,200 in 1979.
The salary increase just re·
ceived was for 1977 and 1978. IL
brings a legislator's pay up to
$25.SSS a year from $23.232.
Hazardous Biglttray
A ·snow plow helps clear the An geles Crest Highway
near Mt. Wil:;on Monday aft er heavy rains and deeir<-,
snow cause haiardous conditions in mountnm areas
throughout Southern California. Numerous rock slides
were reported and chain requirements were posted for
most roads above 3.000 feet.
. ...Sport,
a gift idea for the active person
Storekeepers Kevm and Brad are wearing shirts that look great in
the game or on the sideline. These shirts are made with short
cotton twill collars, multi-stripe knit ruff and waistbarid and muff
pockets. If you like, mal'Ch them with coordinating shorts.
~-,. lllZtl Irvine. Nt-wpc>rl Bc.>eh
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Tueeday. Oac.mbtr 19. 1978
Jack And OD UC ~rary Shift
No Help to Irvine N.avy 'B~iZ' Promotes Bo~ing
, Tbe regents of lht• ntvers!!1 ot Cllttf~rnla Intend to
build tw'O central Ubr r y tora 1Uos, on at Bmrley
and Onl' ut U LA, 10 hou Uttl used boob c~dJn
campUb lJbr rlt'tf
Th"• lnlentlon l \O create spa~e ror new . f re um bly
rnon• uM."Cf. 'olumt•s. ond av\• th expense o expandlnac
library hpuct• at the 1nd•vadu l campu . •
The pion st't.'m ound, rar 1l goes It docs not,
however. Lu.kc mto ccounl t.hc neoda-ol' grow n Ubr r
at ~Oml' of lhl' ne wer campus of the system, notably th
lrvme compw..
At lrvme, hbrartuns say the Ubtary wa d ipcd
parllcuJarl ' lo ~Ult the acadt: mlc P•lat or th C mpu ,
r nectln1-: wh t 1s. studied th re. and no more To t kc
Jwu~ th \Olumt •. they ~ •Y· ts to damage the library
o y 1'81. t><>m l' 342.000 volume; from UCI arc to tX'
con~•~n ~ to the l Tl.A hter ry boney ard. accon!lng to
tht• re~t>ntnl pJun
Cl (u(•ulty 4lr appult :d b) th1!> prosped. a nd m rt• ~olutu>n have ur.:l.-d the rl'gt'n\s to reconside r
Thl' 't'l'1ght or reu~on M"ems to res t on the s ide of thl.·
hbrnr1am. und tht· f acull> Book:. al the UCLA re~ttory
"ould ~· ut len~l rluy~ aw y from th h~ndi, of r e
searchers '4-ho nt.-t.-d the m Thu~ 1s hardly the way to
nQurish good scholarship. ·
The regents' plan :;houJd be shelved. perha,ps with the
res t or the unlclable ideas found In the books thty phm to
bury al UCLA.
Where the Money Went
Last Augus t Howard Jarvis launched his national
t ax.cutting crusade on national television. urging sup··
porters to send $25 donations lo his American Tux Redu~-
laon Movement. · ·
'Ihe money, he explained, would be used to help
per suade congressiona l candidates. via contributions to
their election campaigns, to back his plan lo reduce
federal spehding ·by $100 billion and federal taxes by $50
billion over the next rour years.
· J anris f oJJowed his television program by firing off
le tters to all the candidates demanding that they advise
him by return mail whether or not they would support his
p roposal -and warning them that failure .to re ply in the
affi rmative would deprive them of his campaign support.
Now. thanks to the financial disclosure reports re-
quired to be filed with the Federal Election Commission.
<J breakdown of the use of the funds collected is available.
Jt reveals thCJt candidates received j ust 29 cents of
every dollar contributed t-0 Jarvi~~ ATRM. The remain-
ing 71 cents went to "operating expenses" -consultants'
fees, mail, travel, accounting and overhead. The average
direct-mail solicitation uses only 50 cents of each dollar
for operating expenses.
The Newport Beach poHtlcal consulting firm of
Butcher and Forde reaeived $13,384 for helping the Jarvis ~{fort.
W ASHINOTON -When a
pollUcian Ma covcrnroenra,tn·
cy hit an untenabtt 'J)OiJtion to
pu1h, naa-wavin1 and a publlt'
rtlaUons blitz can ~ combined
\o doule the public
Somf'tJmes lhe euperrhype can
•tt downrla1ll rtdkulous. That ii>
Whal hlP•
peoed wben
tbe Unlled
Slates Navy
ta~td the loN
fl( it.a favonte
C arlbb~an
bomblnac tareet, the lit
t I~ Pue rto
Rican 11land ot Vleques
Evidently behev1ng. wtlh P. T
Rarnum. that there's <t sucker
born every minute, the Navy
made plans for an e laborate
public relatio ns drive t o
persuade the island's shell-
shocked residentAS that bombing
' Earl Waters
wowd bo not. only ln th' national 1ntete.t but •dually &ood for
them The OrwelUan plan was 1<1met.fll111 like try1n1 to convince a turkey lhat Thanbaivlne can
bt fun.
FOR VE.\ll8, the Navy hu
used Viequa and tta otrahore
waur1 for ~val CUD.DeJ')' prac·
lice .. ampblbtou.a uaaulta and
aerial bornbardmeot. Tb11 wu
~ore llrewo'rkl than tbe
nelsbborlnl Island or Culebra
could abide, and lt.1 protesting
resident.a IOl Culebra taken out. ot the Navy's target ranae In
1973. Thereafter, tiny Vleques
bore an increasingly heavy bom·
bordment.
Taking a c ue from their
Culebran neighbors. the Vleques
&slanders began organizing a
Navy.go-home campaign about
a year ago. The movement was
spearheaded by the island's
fllhermen, who complmloed that.
the Npy'1 bombs. abeil• and
traffic have ruined tom• of their mott produetlve olfeboft flahlng erounda. Lut year. tor example,
mor~ than 100 fllblnl tnpe were
loal as lbe TeSult of tb• Navy'a
waraames.
Now the VitqUff Fi1hermeo'1
Auodatlon and the Com·
monwellth ot Puerto Rlco have
both brwaht lawsuit. intended to ban tbe Navy's bombardment
and to recover actual dam a&•·
ACCOllDING to docuinenta ln
Navy files. a public relations
campaign was suggested as ear·
ly as 1973, when Culebra was
slipping out or the Navy'1 grasp.
A Navy flack, E. A. Shackleford.
ran this scheme up the naapole:
"We s h ould quickly a nd
methodically work to shore up
relations with ·Vieques ... , I
strongly recommend the form a·.
tion and implementation of a
1pecial commandwlde com·
munlty ...aauooa Pl'Otnm for
tbe l1land." He ruggeeted hJrtn,g a protesaional publlc relations
ex~r~ to handle the bUtt. ~·
Whether Shackleford'• com·
mandlni omcer sl.lu'4d t.bt idea
11 not c~ar. The Navy retuHd to
talk to our usoclate Larry Kraf.
towit& abOut the V(eg·IM9 tit.ua·
tlpn. But a aecoad memwan·
dum, apParently wrlttea ...Uer
~ year, laJd °'4t tbe bllleprint·
for tbe public relaUou cam-
paign. It wu dealened to coo,
vlnce t.be islanders of "the coo-
tJnulng requirement'"' vricaues land ror national securtty. •
The memo entitled the "Vie·
quea Community Action Plan ...
suggests "radio & t.v. apOta . : .
press releases to San J4an
m edia, bulletin board notices
..• (and) Navy produced week·
ly newsletter & newspaper" to
spread the message. "ldenttry
~roups & individuals -includ·
1ng friendly. neutral and un·
rrlendly -as targets for com·
municaUona;• tbe memo recom-
mends.
A SECTION or the memo
entitled "Youth" makes these
recommendaUons : "Sponaor &
organize LllUe League baseball
teams ... Organize trips to
s porting e vents. outings.
cruises, dances . . Sponsor
Boy Girl Scout troops." The
doc ument eve n propose s
spon-_prinR a soeclal tutonal
service to assist "slow learners ··
Under "Items to be Investigat-
ed ." the memo recoaunend:s
a~arding naval corttracu t.o
loc;al nrms : helplog Improve
local post al and telephone
service.. transporlallon; and
water facllities; and assisting
local cattlem en In bldldJng a
slaughter house. These Big
Brother ta_ctics presurhably
would gull the Vieques islanders
into thinking the Navy was the
best friend they ever had.
Footnote: T wo watchdog
gr,o ups, th e Coune il on
He m i s pheric Affairs and
EPICA, a re investigating al·
leged Navy abuses in Vte<Jues.
Coincidentally. an almost identical sum, $13.800, was
all that was dislrlbuled among US candidates in 32
states. Most received campaign donations of $100, and
this not until Nov . 3, when il probably was too late in the
game to make much use of that small a s um.
Jn some campaigns, Jarvis hedged his bets by con·
tributing to both major party candidates in a r ace.
State Office Move.Raises Legal Issue
There's no indication that J arvis himself profited
from the fund-collecting drive, beyond keeping himself in
the limelight and enjoying his expense account. Nor is
there reason to assume that the whole effort will have
much effect one way or Ure othe r on the future votes of
the 75 winners he backed.
But, grateful as we may be for the blessings of
Proposition 13. there would perhaps be reason to look
askance at future Howard J arvis fund·raisers. A 70 per·
cent operating cost is tidiculous.
Tax Bite Looms
Workers in the middle income bracket should take a
'" loving look at that last pay check in Dece mber.
Come January, there'll be a much bigger'bite out or
the tolaJ, and the bile will go on much longer.
Both the Social Security wage base and the tax rate
for employers a nd employees will be going up, as part of
the drive to keep the pension program from threatened
bankruptcy .•.
This year, the maximum conlributiof\ was 6.05 per-
cent on the first $17,700 or earnings, or $1,070. Next year
the rate will be 6.13-percent on the fi rst $22,900 for a max-
imum tax of $1,403.
To give some idea of the impact of inflation -and
the growing demand for Social Security payouts -wage
earners and employers back in 1968 paid Social Security
tax on only the first $7,800 of earnings, for a maximum
tax of $343.
An appare nt decis ion of
Secretary of State March Fong
Eu to move her headquarters to
Los Angeles raises some long ig·
nored legal questions starting
with the constitutional pro-
visions. As or iginally written this
document declared Sacramento
to be the seat
·of govern·
m ent and It
was not to be
changed
without a
vote of the
people. A 1972
a m e ndQlent.
one of those
b y t h e
Constitution al
Revision Commission which
made "no substanUve changes,"
repealed that section and
replaced it with a new one, bl.It
the meaning is the same.
And that meanJng is spelled
out in the Government Code
which st.Bl.es flatly that the Gov-
ernor and other constitutional
or!lcers, including the Secretary
of State, "shall reside at and
keep their oWces in the City or
Sacramento."
Charles McCabe
To make it clear that the
Legislature intended to maintain
Sacramento as the slate capital,
other sections were enacted with
s lmil;:v requirements for res·
idences and officea for the
heads of the various state agen·
cies appointed by the governors.
Some or these provisions are
round in Article 3, Section 2 or
the Conslitutlon , and sections
I 450, 1060, 1061 and 1151 0( the
Government Code.
NEVERTHELESS, the r e-
ports are that Secretary Eu has
established a residence In Los
Angeles and has m oved her
furnJluretothenew abode.
Though she ls traveling in the
Orient and unavailable for com· ment, her action to flee to the
Southland In the race of consUtu·
tlonal and s tatutory bans against such a move obviously is
a peliticaJ one totaJly unrelated
to the duties or the omce she
holds.
Having j u s t polled the
greatest number of votes ever
given a candidate for state of·
(ice. more than four million in
defeatlni;c her Republican
challenger better than two to
one, she understandably is ex-
periencing euphoric dreams · of
even greater s tatewide v ie·
tori es.
AS OTHERS running for state
office have discovered. those
with a base in Los Angeles
generally do better at the polls
than the Northern California
candidates. That was one of the
reasons Jerry B(Own, a native
San Franciscan; took \Jp re·
sidence and...became...a l~al of·
fice holder ln Los Angeles ~ore
launching hls statewide career
which led to e l e c tion as
Secretary ol State and Ulen Gov·
emor. What m akes it difficult to
come down hard on Sect etary
Eu fo r this transgression is the
fact that Attorney ~neral-efect
George Deukmejian already has
indicated he will continue lo
Jive in Sout.bem CalilornJa and
s pend the bulk of his time there, anolberviolationoltbelaws.
BVT THE -Duke is simply following the precedent of his
predecessors as far back as Earl
Warren who kepl bis Alameda
home all during his service as
Attorner General, maint.aining
his oUace in San Francisco.
Each succeeding AG has either
lived in San Francisco or Los
Angeles and maintained his
headquarters in his hometown.
Yet the Attorney General is. according to the law, the chief
law enforcement officer of the
state. If those whose duty it is to
enforce the law violate it
themselves, who then ls to see
tlfat it is obeyed? Certalnl~ not
the Supreme Court which openly
defies these same laws With all
justices living far away ftom
Sacramento while the court sits
in San Francisco.
STILL, U the Legislature
wants to enforce it3 enactments
i t could do fO through its
budgetary powers. It might start
with the Banking, losuraace and
Savi n gs and Loan com ·
missioners whole headquarters
bounce back and forth between
San Francisco and Los Angeles
like yo-yos, dc:pendinJ_ upon the
whims ol each current a ppointee
to the great confusion of every.
one requJred to do business with
them.
But perhaps it's best not to look back -or forward
t•1thcr for that matter. because .at the present rate of
escalation the estimated Social Security wage base for
1987 will be $42,600 and the maximum tax $3,054. Which
happens to be just $54 more than the wage base of $3,000
which endured from 1937 to 1949, when the annual tax was
$30.
New Sexual Mores Bring New Kind of Neurosis
• Oplniqns expressed In the space above are those of the Dally Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their authors and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Addr~ The Dally Piiot. P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa. CA 92626. Phone (714) 642--4321 . •
Boyd/George's Sally
By L.M. BOYD •
Ano~r thing that old his·
tory teacher never bothered
LO mention was the fact that
George Washington was in
love wllh hls neighbor's wife.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Sally Fairfax was the lady's
name. She wu the mistress
of a dandy est ate called Belvolr. Sure, he married the
widow Martha Cuatls all
right, but his heart belonged
to Sally, that'• c~rtaln. He
wrote her a note a -,ear
before b1I death to say the
bapplesf monumta of hit Ule
had been apent with her.
to Shakespeare's day. the
cook'a term for "simmer'
waa "let it but 1mtte, '1 a
piece of palate poetry lf ever
there were one, what?
Wh at we tend to forget about
the "sexual revolution" is that it
ta chiefly a revolution al the top.
The gospels or feminine eman·
cipaUon and open bomosexuallty
a re In large part accepted by the
better·e ducated and more
prosperous classes.
There are people In the
millions -fundam entalis t
Protestants.
M or m o n s . ~ Seventh-day
Adve ntists. .,... __..
0 n.t h 0 d 0 x ~~ Jew s and
conservative (ti.
Catholics
amona olbens •
-who atlll
stick by the
tredltlonal
views of sex and family and
raise their tamllloa to share
these views.
It la when we bring the sexual
llbcrals and tradlllonaliats lnto What.'1 U'le dlrterence
betwe n Cleveland and
U'lt Titanic? Cleveland
bu a better orchestra.
"Broadway '' and 11off. direct controntaUon that we pro·
Broadway" playa have duce ethical dtlemmas that
nolhln1 to do wlth their would have bffn unthought of a
whereabout.a. The dJstlnctlon few decades back. These con· ~~I~ .. ·~,,/': • .a::; ii det.en:rl!Aed by unJon con· frontatlon.t can be mlahty pain·
M< .... ,..__, ..... _.,.. tracte. Pay 1cal t1 for rut.
O.W.T.
who wn11 made to feel by his
peers that the whole idea or
male fnendshlp was somehow -
suspect, and had to be charged
with a suspicion of homosexuali-
ty. He saw people s neering and
jeering at people who were male
friends in the truest sense.· It
worried hlm. <There are several
homost'Xu&ls who Insist l made
up that story. t can auure them
It is true.>
AN0111ER SUCff sexual fron-
tier incident turned up In the
press the other day. It was re-
ported that a new neurotic symptom Is appearlna among
1lrla on college campuses: guilt
or even 1bame at belng a virgin.
At firal It aeems Uke a bad
Joice. a varlaU9n on the theme ol
the glrls ln the '408 and '509 who
often suffered crippling guilt
btcau~e they violated the then·
prevalent Puritan ethic by be·
ing openly uxually pro-
miscuous.
But It's no Joke. Campus
counselors ore reportlnJ In·
creaelna numbers of 20·t0·24·
)'elr·old alrls who worry
because they behave the way
their motbera dliLa couple ot de·
cad•• ago.
m ental health s ervices at
Purdue University. typically
finds' a girl com ing Into the
clinic with vague complaints or
appetite 1065, fatigue. insomnia,
irritability. She often wonders if
she has "mono."
"BUT FURTHER inquiry re·
veals she Is not really comforts·
ble In her sorority," said Wllms.
"She feels rather abnormal or
even defective. not only because
she ls not using some sort of con·
traceptlve but because she i11 not
sexually active with one or more
male friends as her sorority sis·
ters report they are."
I aubmlt this ls a hell of a state
of affairs. I feel a sen1e of out·
rage about the same thing not
because there shoufd exist two
sets of sexual morality in a
sorority house. That Is the way
of the world these days and
there Is no fiRh Ung It.
lt Is the bullying that gets mt>.
t lon of civil people llving
together.
Bullies are generally that way
because they a re d eeply in·
secure within themselves. They
goln security by making others
feel Insecure.
A TRULY II berated temate. I
should think. would place "li ve
and let live" very high on lhe
agenda or J lberatlon. rr such
remotes should want to sleep
with Ule entire basketball squad
In a single week il's OK with me.
But to insist on the virtue of that
position to their peers whom
they know do not agree wilb it,
Is unkind and unfalr.
:::ere:.. ~nr..l"' ,..... .. 8ro1dwa)' playa are hi1ber A while ~ck J called at\entton • lf==-=,---;---~""".:"'-~~=:::::....__..:.:th!!a:.!!n~o~lr~·Bro~::•d~w~11~w:::•:.!!1~es::·~=~~to the plight of one young man
I
Dr. Job.n'W. WUni1, dlrector ol
That a bunch of liberated ladles
should ao forcibly lnslst on im·
posln1 their set or sexual vaJues
on others who do not share them
as to make lhetn emotionally
sick seemJ to me more like a
llulne ~°"" c~mp qr the
seminary of a particulaJ'lf st.rtct
rellfioua order than a convoca.
Jn o liberal world a chHd
brought up t o be lieve in
monogamy and m•rrta1• end
virginity and all that old
raahloned stuft has the rigbt to
her beliefs and practices. ~n
n Kiri d evelops nturotlc
11ymptom1 for adhering to a
moral code held by the u lt of
our aodety ror centuries. there
has 1ot to be more than a Ultle
wron1 with the people who are
tormenUn1 ~r. To suggest that
1he get henell hence to a mm·
nery would be a bit much, but she m 1ht ffiia erattr
other ctrla to Uve with.
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A newJy-construded hqui(ied nntural gas
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The new tankl•r 1~ 936 feet long and
weigh~ 95.000 tons. She can carry 125,000
meters of LNG in her domed cargo tanks.
Belated Pardon Asked
Leader of ~oily Maguires innocent ?
GIRARDVILLE. Pa. <AP> -
Bearded Black Jack Kehoe was
hanged Dec. 18, 1878, Inside the
grim, brownst-0ne walls of the
Schuylkill County Prison as a
murdering lead~r of the Molly
Maguires.
A century later , his great-
grandsan is demanding justice
for his kin and bas filed an ap-
peal to the Pennsylvania Board
of Pardons for a posthumous
pardon for Kehoe.
"THE HANGING OF J ack
Kehoe has been carried like a
shadow over the family's head
for 100 y~s." said Joe Wayne,
Whose appeal will be heard by
the pardons board Thursday in
Harrisburg.
"It left some bad memories.
My grandmother' wouldn't even
talk abOut it. But now we think
the Ume bas come lo seek a pardon."
The Moll/ Maguires were
members o a secret society
formed by some of the state's
hard·coal mJners to battle what they considered efforts by mine
owners to break up their Work-
ingmen's Benevolent Associa-
tion, a forerunner or industrial
unions in America.
"JORN KEHOE WAS tried.
convicted and obviously
hanged," 'Wayne said. "ln the
eyes of the law. he was guilty
Therefore we have to ask for a
pardon. But we're hoping when
it's over. there will be some kind
or stalement or innocence from
the board."
Wayne operates Wayne's
Hotel which has been in the
Kehoe family since Black Jack
bouf ht it in 1861. He filed the a p-pea on behalf of Kehoe, his
family and the Pennsylvania
Labor Historical Society, which
has supported the pardon move.
Kehoe was convicted of beat.
.UCKSONYILLE
CAJ'ERN FOlJND
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (AP)-
Geologists have discovered a
77-foot-deep cavern beneath a
Jacksonville suburb with a fresh
water supply that is probably
40,000 years old but still us able.
Geologist Warren Leve said ex-
perts have no tdea how-the
cavern. or other smaller ones
found in the.area, were formed.
However, he said the excitement·
cornes from the possibility of
having an almost limitless water
s upply without affecting the
area's natural water table:
ing to death a mine official
named F.W.S. Langdon. Wayne.
however. contends his research
showed that a mlln named
Yellow Jacket Donahue hit
Langdon on Ote head with a tree
branch and later admitted beat-ing him.
DURING THE 1860S a nd
1870s, sever al mine officials
were murdered and the Mollies
became suspects.
Franklin 8 . Gowen. president
or the Philadelphia & Reading
Coal & Iron Co .. sent a young
Pinkerton detective and former
street car conductor . James
McParland. into the anthracite
coal region as an undercover
agent to spy on the Molli es.
It was McParland's testimony
that brought s'cores of Molly
Maguires to trial and 20 of them,
including Kehoe, were banged.
PHllADELPBIAN ARTHUR
Lewis, who wrote a book about
the Mollies on which a m<>Yie was based, said the requested
Kehoe pardon was ·ln line with
current feelings ill the-state's
coal region, and elsewhere. that
the Mollies were maligned and
Kehoe should be pardoned.
Wayne said Black Jack's re-
latives intend lo have a reunion
when it's all over "win, lose or
draw."
TIMday, Oec.mber 19. 1978 DAIL v PILOT A 7
a r e Disease Suriive· • Girl ~ly Eacaped Death After SWim
LOS ANGEL~ <AP> -A few
new wamin1 1l1na are posted at Deep Creek Kot Springs, but
hJkers 1UJI stop for swims. Last
summer, lO·year ·old M•r-y-
Pack took just such a dip -and
almost died or a rare disease so
deallly that only lhree peop~ in
the world are known to have sur· vlved.
A powerful microorganism in
the water found its way into
Mary's body last June as she
awam in the tepid water. A Jew
minutes later, Mary was un-
conscious.
"THIS LITTLE GIRL was
very fortunate," said Dr. James
Seidel of Harbor General
Hospital in Los Angeles. "Usual-
ly, within three days you're dead."
Mary was rushed to nearby
San Bernardino County Hospital
where a pathologist spotted a
strange speck in the girl's spinal
fluid. The startled physician
diagnosed it as amoebic men·
ingo encepl\alllis -a disease
that bas been reported onJy 100
times in history. At that time,
all but two of those cases had
proven fatal. •
The doctor ordered the child
airlifted 80 miles to Harbor
--G-&n era l ..where-a leAlQ ol
specialists won the battle to save
her. Today. Mary's mother finds
it bard to believe ber daughter
was so cl06e to death. ·
"IT'S UKE SHE'S never been
sick," said Margaret Pack. 29.
M4N PINNED
Bf TIWN DIES
AVIGNON. France <AP>
Michel Nardini, 41, was hunting
near this southeastern French ci·
ty when his dog wandered onto
railroad'tracks in front or an on-
coming train.
Nardini jumped for his dog and
was hit and pinned to the train.
Railroad officials foul)d him de-
ad at Manosque. the next stop on
the line. The dog was found unin-
jured near where his master bad
saved him.
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"She look.a very healthy. She's
gained her weight back ; she got
pretty skinny there tor awhile.
Even Dr. Seidel can't believe
tiow she's come out of lt with no
problem."
Mary stayed In the hospital ror
one month. She spent the rest or
the summer recuperating, and
in September. she returned to
school. Mrs. Pack says Mary is
doing better in school than ever before.
But Mrs . Pack is ~till con-
cerned -because nothing has
been done about the toxic swim· ming hole.
"THE PEOPLE DON'T seem
to pay attention to us," said
Richard Mefford, the Forest
Service's area manager.
He says hik~rs ignore the warn.
ing gigns he's posted and swim
anyway despite the fact the leihal
organism may still be lurking
beneath the surface.
Mrs.· Pack thinks the rangers
should do more than post signs:
"They should either get it closed
down or cleaned up."
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DAYTON, Tenn. (AP) ~ Even ant.I· ~voluUon1 t.t evolvt'
Gtm9aUoo btofore lut, 1n the heJJ.flre beat of
th• Southern summer. fulmlnatln1 fundamen ·
lallau and naUand fawyert marched oo th1a Tto·
n ft.lvu V&U y bukwa~r to ft1bt an epic
battle bftWffn God's wurd and Charle1 Darwln'a.
. II wu the lnal of a teacher nJ11med John
Tbomu ~. wbo d red to t.tacb .Da.rwln'a
th~ry that man ls d t Med from the apes, 1n Ch•
lucc of a Ttn.llab Jaw Ulal CorbMk tht-t~ cb!DI
of n y but the blbl.IC'al account ot cre.Uon
G£N IS CA&&ISO TR BA'ITL£ of Dayton
1n 1925. but over the years Darwtn'a "Onatn of tbt"
Spt"CI "raptured the t'OUnlT)' and wun the war
Now, a hall ttntury aft« the 1rHl Moo.key
Trial. CNaUOC\l ta have rtJrouPf(l t'ot"~ by thf'
<·ourl1 from the public achOob. I.hey b'v• learned
J>urw1n 's lt'UOn ol adaptalJon. r&.1Sf'd ltw'lr t0ncept
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pullhc Sc.•hool u It ~&5 ~ H•ar. &CO fof' ~P" to
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point Nl lh<' C'\ldt'TIN" that t~ ~a C~ator 85
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r dernn1t to a road mep
ln Atlanta. a half~•~ 's dn,·e down the In·
tC'rstatf' from the Rhc!a Count~ Courthouse where
~pes v.as tntd. Jud.ge Bra.sv.-ell Deen relaxes In
his G~a Court of A,p~als chambers, excoriates
t>\oluuon anti beams over fundamentalism's
freshest victory.
LOBllfED BY A CROUP CALLED CUliens
for Another Voice in EducaUoo, \be Georgttl state
school board ''Oted Uus fail to let school dfslricts
dtt1de whether creatJooism can be taughL In
thr«. it is.
"It may t~e five years." Deen says. "but I
predict that lhJs nation will be one under God
again. lJlStead of one under a God·ape."
'"Clarence Darrow tScopes' la wyer ) said to
tC'ach only one view of origins is bigotry," Deen
-,ays. "His argument t.o the judge and the jury was
that you people 10 T ennessee ought to give equal
time to both theories. We are taking the view that
he's right."
In Dayton. Darwin's theory is taught today.
But across the contin,enl, at the Institution for
Creation Research -part of San Diego's Christian
Heritage College -biochemist Duane Gish and a
staff of five scientists map fundamentalism's new strategy.
"THE MOTIVATION AND PmLOSOPHY
behind the theory or evolution an~e ex-eluslve
• and dogmatic posillon that it holds today is
primarily phHosophlcal," he says. '"And to teac h
this atheistic philosophy exclusively in our schools
to the exclusion or a fair representation or the
scienl1f1c evidence for creation amounts to a union
of church and state . . . Why sbouJd our case for
creation be prohibited simply bei:ause we are
Christians?"
Atlanta lawyer Wendell Bird wrote a Yale
Law Review article on creationism before
~raduating last s pring. He says evolution is, im·
possible that "lhe origin of man had to be by a
supernatural creation · a nd then we present
evidence that is in the fossil record that is
marvelously in accord with this theory."
But he sees scientific creation as distinct f'rom
religion.
··Being consistent with religious views does
not m akc it religion." he says.
"THE PREMISE OF THIS ALL ls that neither
creation nor evolution was observed or can be
venf1ed. This 1s one of those areas where the in·
rercnces from the scientific e vidence can
legitimately differ.
Creationist evidence consists of such things as
EPA Salaries Hold
W ASlDNGTON (AP) -Most of the Environ·
mental Protection Agency's top civil sernnts pro-
bably will keep their salaries o( more than $40,000
a year despite increased competition for their jobs.
More than 100 lop EPA officials are being
asked to re·apply and com~ (or their jobs with
more than 2,000 competitors .
the fallutt to nnd • ml• ln1 Unk betw~ man and •P~. a•Pt In lh t1roloai1r record, lhe •udden ap·
pearance of lllo on t:uth, tM taJlure to create
J1boratory life It lend• to be ne11Uve.
To Or Wilham M•rtr. head of the Unlverally of Colorado'• OIOlot(y Belenct'll CUn1culum St~y
Departm nt. It la no f'Vtdenc at all.
"Th~ p<"Or>I are wb1t'1 left over or the old
anU·evoh.1Uonl1t.1 . . in a ~w f\ll& , " t\e aay1.
"Ther ar o lot or que UoM a aclenco doesn 't
have tM anawen to but we uat don't rf'IOrt to
h11rnJn1!Dct•rusa and praylQ&. uk pon workJn1.
Blnt. ln h1a atudy. found that Callfomla elves
creatJoa.lam equal Ume -ln aoclaJ atudlH c&auet
-and Art.Joa. and Orecon achool board r.-otu·
lJona ur1• ll. He aald that ln Texu. Oblo, West Vlr1lnl1, lodlan1. C1llfomla and Wlaconaln,
ach=I t.rictl are teachlna botb theories. aod ln Geor 1, Idaho. lncUen1, OkJ&hom1 and T~
•P ved textbooka present both vlewa.
There baa ~ no court rulin1 on-MlnUfic
c1'eatlon1am ltlelf, but last ~"' lod1-. pareotl
chaUenclld • cr .. uoot•t te>et .net the Judi• ruled in
their favor. Meanwhlle. lhe debl!Aa continues •.
DEEN SAYS IT HAaMS ~N at~tl
"MV ..OINT I VEllY SIMPLE. They dpn 't ~~t~::..~em to .reply wlth all t.bll monkey
deal wtt.h 1ckoce 11 •enuat. deaJ wlth at'lcocc. Mayer reddena at auch talk: "Don't tell me
Sdrnllllt <'~•tloolam d mands CRttor. Any 11·1 1d~. Tb1t•1 where 1 blow my cool on thl.a.
_lh_eo_r.;..y _lh_1a_t..-p_ro_poe. __ t· __ c_rc_·a_t.o_r......,ca ... n_·t_be_1_c_le_n_c_e_. lT-~·-='~r• lhelr ttU,ioua belief."
By Bil Keane
"It'll look o lot happier once i1's weorin' off its
lights and stuff."
Lice11Sed Drivers
Total 15 Million
SACRAMENTO CAP I -Callfomla has 15
mllllon Ucen.Hd drivers for the first Ume ln the 65
years the at.ale hp been issulng licenses. . •
Department of Motor Vehicles Director Dori~
Alexia said the mark was passed lhis month. The
16·m11Uon milestone is expected to .be reached in
late 1981 or early 1982.
When tbe DMV started issuing driver's
licenses In 19U, the state had 2.8 million people.
The dep&rtment has since then Issued 27.4 million drlv~r·s hccnscs. The slate's population Is 22.3 mllhon . ·
Mo rmons to Invest
KANSAS CITY. Mo. <AP > -The 'Mormon
Church is lnvesUng $14 m illion for 4.324 acres
along the Missouri RI ver ln Clay County.
The transaction as believed to be the largest
purchase of land for commerciaJ·iodustrial use io
Missouri history.
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NEW YORK CAP) -
Anthony Mi c key was
shaking out Christmas
trees at a local sale
when he noticed an en-
v e Jo p e tap(!d to its
branches.
"Dea r P e n Pal."
beg an the note inside. "I
am writing this letter
and putting it on a tree
m y dad cut. l a m 8
years old, have brown
hair and eyes. I am in
g r ade 3. 1 have two
brothers, 11 and 10 years
old. a nd a baby sister 7
months. My dad works
at driving taxi. I was
wondering what you
paid for this tree when
you bought 1l. We only
get 80 cents to $1 for a
tree on our farm . Would
like to hear from you."
It was signed. Bobby
Mac Donald and bore a
Nova Scotia, Canada ad·
dress.
Stude nts from the
Sacred Heart School in Upper Manhattan have
begun writing to '"'hlm.
Among o ther things.
they tell rum trees from
his father's farm cost as
muc h as $20 in New
York City. "
Rewards Set
BERKELEY CAP> -
Rewards totaling more
than $7,000 are being Of·
fered for lnlonnation on
the shooting death of a
prominent Be rkeley
EpiscopaJ leader in a
s treet robbery on Aug .
26. The Rev. George Fa·
bian Tillman had been
pastor of St. Marks'
Church.
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Edueatlon
~~e Offen Gift
MAYS LAM)r:NG, NJ. (AP)-Allantfc Com·
muntty Cell ll offmna holld~1 litl eutlflc
for tbe penoc who bu everyUU.q -ex.ctpl an
educaUOG.
• The •mall two )'Hf c:olle,e ne..-AUaoUc City ta off rina aitl ~rt.lncale1 ln any a.mount th•t n.n
be uaed for tul~ tOU o al)<*eawoma.n El1eD
Kaplan Mid. •
She aa14 • l~Cl'tldlt semeater coata about S250
and the collte take. 01 .tor crtcl.lt cards
:NavyHonon
HB Resident
Navy U. Cmdr. Oavid Sa7broot Lan•, Hu.at·
Vao Saun.aooot Harrlet tncton Beach. wu
E . Van Sau.n of 18112. awarded the Navy Com·
meodatioo Medal.
He w11 cited for
berolam tn September
wbtle aervtnc u . com-
mandlnc off\cer of the
ml n eaweeper tJ SS
~teetor. bomeported in
Newport. R.l.
Hl• citation notes:
While at aea, a major fire broke out tn the
englneroom. Van Saun
exhibited exceptional
lu.day, December 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT A 9
Paper· -CO
AtGWC
'Best'
OoldlaW~1 i aadlal .. lfOD WH
oam-S belt "•mall col·. l••···......,.,.. duriq tJI• fall CGD(~ Of
the Jouraal1am A.uocta·
Uoa of Communltr eou ..... .....,.tee· don.
Commlmlb coUCtt
from tbrou1boat
Soutbero CallforDla
were repreeeoted.
Tbla 11 the Wrd C'Oll•
tttuUve y...,. tbat t.be
Brandla1 Iron won
f lr1t for 1eneral ez.
ulle11c• la tta daa1.
Tbia )'Mr'I award WU
baaed on three COD·
1«.ath• !uuea of .. aprln1'1 _paper. wMe
Sui:an.oe CUrUa ot Haat·
tal'COD a.cb ... ft· ecutive editor.
Additional awards
were earned lo botb
mall·ln and OD•tbwpot
compet1Uooa. .
Board Advised
WAStDNGTON <AP> -Enrc>Ument hi tbe aaUon'a 3,100 coUqes aod UD·
lverstUee took a 1mall. witxpect.ct ~tum UU. fall t.o Juat under U.4
million 1tudent.a, t.be NatJooal Ceatw tor Educa&.loo StaUaUcs repiort.e.
But Uii number ot treehmeo.entieftnl
eolltl• roae. accordtnc ~ A.Adrew Pepla, tbe direct.or ol tho aufWy. .
"Ef'l'llE& STUDENTS AJlE dfOI>'
pta1 out of collesea at tbe b11b1r levell, OI'. tbty',. atoppln• out.'' Pepin Hid MoadaY .. ••Stop outl'T are ltudeat.a
wbo take a leeve ol absence to WOft or
to ''wtiCll what.ever elM they -oukl
like to tee themlelvea dot.na:• be aald.
Tbe prellmloar)' fall enrollment
count by tbe HEW a1eacy w11
U ,354,756, a decline of Sl,000 atudeDtl.
or o.s percent. from lMt f alL lt wu the
Plate of the Day
aecood tJme in lhrM YMl'I that eorolJ. ment wu down.
However, t.be 1918 enrollment drop of
1.5 percent wu followed by a 2.6 per·
• ceat lncreue lut year .and the aiency
predicted at that Ume that enrollment
w_ould_ ~be&ln t.o decline •lain unw· tbe 1880I. - --
PEPIN SAID INii.LATJON Hd
Uabter ttudeat atd pollclea m=bave npred lD the 1178 decline. Tbe art.-
meat of Health, ldueauoo and W are
inlUtuted touaber aereenlq procedures
lD ita sraat prosram laat aprlnc. Tbat
resulted ID tome deJay1 and a halt
mUUoo ltudeata wbo applied for the
S200 to $1,800 aranta were rejected
becauae tbe'J flied incomplete or lncor·
reel forma.
Tbe number of freshmen enterln1
colle1e for tbe flnt time l'Ole 44,000. or
l.8 pereent. to 2.'8 million. But \bat lD-
creaae came at. public lnalltutloDt.
Flrat.ume freshmen w~re down a.:t percent to •79.000 at. private collese&.
wrra 1'BE EXCEPTION ~ t~year
community cone1es. all types of
1cbool1, public an<I prlvate, &howod
over-all enrollmeat drops.
The post-World War JJ 1>9by boom
ended in 1981 and decllnlne enrollment
baa been a fact for many elementary
and aecoodary schools for nearly a de·
cade. But that genentlou ts still al col·
tese age.
The Department of Health. Educa-
tion and Welfare agency forecast in
1977 thal college enrollment would not
stop dropping until 1982·83.
•C A L I FORNI A• = 1:.ri) 1n1urence
BUY US
• --~-_))
courage, dedication and SACR.AM!NTO (AP>
profesaional expertl.se in -The state sbouJd
bis vigorous fire.fighting makti it easier to form efforts in .walat-deep new school dWrtcta or
water with u.nreUable t.o let exist.Ing districts footing and 1n darmesa. share services. says an
Ills quick respome, de-advisory panel to the
termination and dia· state Board ol ~a·
regardforbllufetywere tioo.
an inspiration to all and ------· ----contributed dlreetlJ to
BUY US -Owned by Chas. T. Grat, JP of
Los Angeles. He beUevet buy1ftl US.made
products will solve the balance of paymenl&l
and employment problems.
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ColtaMMI .,.....
Seems like that's all we\re been that shows what real concern and
doing lately. doesn't It? cooperation can do even tn an area
Conserve this. Donl waste that. as l~e and diverse as southern
Tum it down Tum tt lower. Tum California
it off. Of course. the energy shortage
~for a ~e. we'd like to won't just disappear. The need for "-
say something else. conseIVation Will always be a fact
Thank you. of life.
You'vebeenconseIVingatrcmen· So remember. keep those show-
dousamountofnaturalgas.Infact ers short Tum off your furnace
in 1977. over 23 billion cubic feet of pilot light during the summer. ·
natural gas ~ saved . _. Lower the setting on your
That's equivalent to all the ~ .. water heater. Wash and dry
gas ene!l!Y needs of 250.000 only full loads of ... oops.
fiomes for one year. Sony about that. Nagging·s
An accomplishment l~ke 99.§. a tough habit to break
~ CAl.lr<>llNIA GAS CJ:JWAHY
ltS too v.at-aable to waste.
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I ~Jogging Stic Debuts -------
EASTON. Pa (AP> -Wonderina
what lo give your favorite jogglnc
bulf for Cfu111tma1? Why not a sliver·
tipped Joltclng stick to fend off toothy
ter.rier1.
• September by Reed & Barton or
Taunt-0n. Mou .. producers Of 11lver
and J W<llry prOducL".
Rearieard,
Real Santa
&. and belle11e
et Huntington center
"IT WAS-CONCEIVE D by our de-. Kiin direct.or, who had seen people .-~-~-.---..
rr
T .. Th~ 14-fnch, walnut-finished 1Uck
cnade Its debut here in Ume ror the
holldaya. A apoke1man for Bhder'1,
an E .. too jewelry et.oro, eays the
1tick·t1 already a succc11.
running with ~lck• In their hll\d.8
apparenUy tO ward off dogs," said
Richard O~~lc. ft d & Uarton's
~ ...... ' s (
''MOST PF.OPLE nND It a very
lntereeUna and Umely girt," said
vice prealdent Philip Mltman. •
The Joulnl stick waa introduced in
vlce praid ormartrutlna
Reed & flarton'• f.tdvertlllng PTO·
mises that it's fa.ncy but.on wlll mue
peaky poochct "beul o hHly retreat
. . . carelcaa cun and contumptuoua
' clUzena will mind lhelr mannen."
WEIGHT WATCHERS
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COOKING DEMONSTRATION WITH SUSAN • DEC. 20-22
-~-..... HI! NOT ONLY BEUEVEI IN SANTA CLAUS, H! BEU ES HE II SANTA CLAUS .. ·"'-~~-~~ Jim Y.,Ug Haa 8"" Pfaytng St. Nleholat In lndtana Town llnc• 1930
$~nla.· Town's Symbol
IN TIME FOR otRISTMASI • I"
Red,.suited Ma"' 84, Reflects on Changes FRENCH NORMANDY
DESK SANTA CLAUS. IND. (AP> -Aa the resident
Santa Claus here on Chri6tmas Lake for alm06t
h all a century, Jlr:n Yelllg probably knows as
much as anybody about the fickle tastes or
chlldren.
~nd at llge 84, he notes that the favorite toys or the tlme reflect changes in society a.a a whole.
WREN RE FIRST DONNED IDS Santa suit,
Yellig said, "Girls would ask for an apron or pots
and pans. ··vou could sit here all day and not hear that
todav "
Si~ he returned home from the Navy in 1930,
Yelhg has been the symbol or this community
which st.amps half a mUlion Christmas cards a year with the only Santa Claus postmark .in
America.
''When I put on this red suit, I'm Santa Cla us,"
YelUg says. "I've been here a long lime. I've got
grandmas coming back to see me oow."
THE TOWN IS BUILT A.ROUND man-made
Christmas Lake, and the 611 residents drive down
streets with names like Jingle Bell Lane to
restaurants with names like St. Nicholas Inn.
All this makes It a fitting setting for YeJUg,
who grew up in the area and spends summers lak·
ing Christmas requests at an amusement park
called Santa Claus Land.
On weekends from Memorial Day through
Dec. 17 s.nt.a la at the park bouoclnt ctilldren on hls knee and listening to their wants. The rest of
-the year he spends his time answering letters .or han~lng around the post office In h1s Santa suit
talking lo tourists.
THIS YEAR, 11£ SAYS, HIS biggest requests
have been for "Star Wars" toys and race cars.-·
"The mue. bitty tots, they still want choe>-cboo
trains," said Yelllg. "llul anytime, they gonna get
up to 4 or s. they want 10-speed bicycles ..
~nylhlng that moves."
Yellig aJso likes to talk about his "philosophy of the world.··
··First of all, there should never be any unbap.
py children," he said. "It's so easy to bring happi-
ness to a child
Porno Business ..........
License Revoked
OCEANSIDE (AP> -City Manager Robert
llourcier has revoked the business license of the
run Ho~ an adult bookstore, alter police said 33
lewd acts took place In its movie booths in a year.
Police have tried since 1976 Lo close the
downlo'Nn busmess.
Remarriages Fail
BALTIMORE <AP> -Many remarrla'es
following divorce fail because of the lack or insUlu·
tionallzed 11upport from society, according to a
John• Hoptim UnJverslty researcher.
Saying that American aoclety la geared toward
Ont marriages, sociologist Andrew Cberlln con-
tends that lt baa Called to provide guidelines for
families with problems prevalent ln remarriages.
CherliD, wrlUng in the American Journ&l or
Sociology, pointed to a \976 Bureau of Cemus re·
port which estimated that in the 25--35 age group,
about 40 percent of. remarriages will fail. That
figure compared with a 33 percent failure rate for
fi rst marriages.
( '
"SECOND OF ALL, THERE SHOUW not be
any unbapp,y . old people because their days are
numbered.
When a child asks for a girt, YeJlls admits, "l
,;et out Crom under It," with the following
response, 'You aro gonna be surprised when you
look under your Christmas tr~."'
When some time later a child complains that a
toy doesn't work anymore, Yelllg only sighs and
promises to do better next year.
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THERE ARE OCCUPATIONAL UAZAllDS.
lie revealed that his elves keep towels around in
case one o( the children has an •·accident" while
silting oo his lap.
Co~ lclfe lnterlo~
"You know that happens once in a while," he
said. "but I don't mind."
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ORANGE COUNTY
Directors of the Oran•• County
Tronalt District h&Y1 aireed lo JOin
with county and clt.Y orflciala to Lr)' to
aet cleaner bus atop
Board mc.-mbers pasi.fd a reeoha·
lion Moodaay as the dist rtC'l ' part tn
1etun1& mon'> from thl' ,tat• Utw
Cont rol. Recv<'l1 n" nd Rt50urct'
Rccoven A•:t to buy tr•»h cun.~ for
ata:trera. t"" only 'city \0 JO(n la L.a
Habra, aJthou1h Anaheim and Seal
Beach are both atudyln• the pro·
p()lal
Und• UM 1rant procram. the at.at.a
p~a the cost ol lh li800 truh con·
lalntrt ad plUUc Un rt u lonfl u lb~ ctty lnvolved emptlet th con
talnen
· bua stops.
AT THE SAME Ume, board
membe .. W\lllam 1-'arrlt JamH
Reit'ht>rt, district lt'nt'ral mana&t'r.
au1d thl'y wanted to t.~ bws bt't'lch
c lt!UIH.-d up w, wdl
Ho" twer. b<-nrh \'lt>an1n1 '" not paart of the progrum that the du1tncl
Joined with Monduy·~ vOtt'
Tto; SOIJD W~TF. Mnna&ement
Olv11o1on of tht• count) 's F.nvtroomcn
t al Management A.&eney has applied
ror state money to bu) s(>e('laJ truh
containers to put al bua alopl.
So (ar. accordin1 to tran 1t dialrict
President .
Of Panel
Re-elected
Willi am C un ·
ningbam of Corona del
Mar has been elected to
a second term as presi·
dent oC the Orange Coun·
ty Health Planning
Council.
Cunningham is vice
president of Pacific
Mutual Lile Insurance
Company in Newport
Beach.
Other officers are
Ina Bliss of Orange, ex·
ecutive director .of
Planned Parenthood,
vice president :
Ernestine Ransom of
Orange, pro gra m
coordinator for the Com·
muter Student Center at
UC J rvine. secretary.
and Jam es Dic k of
Fountain Valley, a U.S.
Ci vi I Service Com-
mission investigator,
treasurer.
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Wait Tim,e Sliced
B~ Tra118it Board
Members ol tbe Orange County Transit Dis·
trict took steps Monlay aimed at reducins the
sometimes loog waits users of their Dial·A·Ride
and Dial·A·Lift services currently endure.
In two separate actions, board members ap·
provecj changes in the contracts they have with the
operators ol those two services because district
stair members assured them tbe result would be
improved service.
IN THE naST ACl'ION, the Dlal·A·Rkle con-
l{acts were altered JO that performance at.andards
would be based oo the contractor's ability to arrive
within 15 minutes of a promlaed time. rather than
within 3> minutes ol wben the service ls called for.
utal·A·Ride is a service offered in low
population areas where there ls insufficient de·
mand for a full b· s route. Service ls provided by
mini-van or auto. It is currently offered in the Sad·
dleback Valley. Villa Park. eaast Anaheim.
Fullerton, La Habra and Orange. Oial·A·Lift is a countywide operation which
uses specially equipped buses lo transport ham·
dkapped people to and from their homes.
THE CHANGES IN those contracts alters the
penalties for idle lime and payments (or the pro·
ductivity gauge in measuring trip performance.
Staff member Patrick Butters said that by
decreasing penalties for idle time and increasing
bonuses for performance the district expects lo
have up to l,000 more people able to uae the
service each mooth:
Tbe planning· coun-
cil is the federally de·
signaled health systems
planning agency for
Orange County. The
• council plans health
facilities and services.
reviews health-related
projects and makes re·
commendations to im·
prove the county 's
health care system .
OCC Geis 2nd Place
Orange Coast
College's speech team
finished second out of
more than 40 un·
iversities, colleges and
community colleges al
the fall champs speech
tournament held al Cal
State Nortbridge.
Beth Doss, Corona del
Mar. wonafirslplacein
oral interpretation.
Dave Cron. Fountain
Valley, compiled the
most points to win over·
all hooors for the OCC
team.
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AT FAMILY HOM!
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reader'• fWl namt'. addreu. and busmen hoMrs· plwrw
number cannot becon.ndered. Thiscol11mnappearsctaa
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DEAR PAT: I've heard that. Medicare can on·
ly pay for care in participating hospitals. What
ha ppens if I ever have to go to a hospital that
doesn 't participate an Medicare?
C.F., Cost.a Mesa
Medicare '-atkal lanruee cu~ pay for
care la a qualified aoa-parUclpatla• Dl &al ll yoa
are adm.IUed &e &be aoa-parUdPllU.C 1aosp1ia1 for
emergeery treatlMtl&. ud tile DOa·parUcip•tlal
.... pita.I la &Ille Cao.es& Gee lo le& to dial la equipped
to baadle tlle emeri eac)(r' Vader Medicare,
emergeecy treatmeat means treatmeat daat la
immediately aecnaary to prevent deatb or sertoaa
Impairment to bealtb.
Care Cid• Drwer E~
DEAR PAT: I have an elednc dryer and I
know It costs a lot to run because I hav,e a large
family and do lots of laundry. I can't a/ford to buy
a new one, and wonder if there's any way to
economize on the one I have.
S.T .• Huntington Beach
Keep die Ullt screen ln yoar dryer aa eleaa as
posalble. Remove lint alter eacb load. Dolnl tbls
nta cost beeaue lint Impedes alr now ln tbe dryer
ud reqalres ue of more energy. Also keep tbe
oaU&de nllaaat cleaa. Cheek It regularly. Yoe can
save ~time by aepa.ratlq loada la'4t lleavy
ud llglitwelpt Items. 8btce tile Upter oees t.Ue
leu dl'Yial tlme, the dryer doesn't bave to operate
H loai. When yoa do bay • new dryer, take lime
to compare energy efOclency ratl.ngs of various
braada.
Solution Clnrhe• D~ Color
DEAR PAT: When I dyed a bedspread some
years ago the new color washed out after the first
wash ing. I recently dyed another spread and
would like to know if I can prevent the dye from
fading again. Someone s uggest.eel using a solution
oC whlte vinegar and salt, but bow much do I
use?
N.M .. Mission Viejo
The Cooperative Extenalon'a bome advilor'a
offke Alles&a soaking tbe newly dyed· spread l.n
villegar and water, but not salt. Add OIM or two
cape of vinegar dependl.ng oa tile water level of
yoar wuber. Some dye packa&es alao lnclade ln·
atractlom for preservlng color, IO be aare to cbu k
tile contalaer of the brand of dye yoa used.
Salon'• A<"flon Dor•n't f'lgMrc-
DEAR PAT: r huvc been a member of ~lainc
Powt'r'a 1''1gurc Sulon In Slillla Ana for thret
years. Whf'n f v1!11t.c:d the Olt1'1 on Nov. 28 It WH
closed and there wu11 ,, 1tlatn on th df)()r uylna ull
mem tMinthlf~ l'<Juld t"• U1tf-d 11l lhf• Rpa Llidy t'll·
nen ·c~nt.ir in Sanl11 An11 41• tlf Dec l <Thu
Powcr'a Wt:t1lmlni.t.t:r ""''"' ulN> 111 t'lt.11wd ) When I r>honi·d kflll I .1ittly I WllJI lnform1-d lhul
Power'11 meml*t•hlr~ w111J1.d t)t• hf1t111rf'1l only tt ftAJr
a $30 lnltlullon fN· 1m1J ·Cl• J.-'1y m11mtwr•hl1> 1>»Y
mcnt" ot SH OH u m"nth ti;t :tA mflnlh• My m•·m
berishlp, pnld up unlll M11y ta, 1·o•l sill Hon't r
ha v•~ thl' ni<hl to ~u1 v•· m y mr1tUJy re;tunded or ttw
Wit? Of ltnOthcr IWl<1fl W II ht1UI hlf Vin" tJ> l">' MO Mddl
tlonal umount'1 I 1•un'I ••·•t'h unyonu u r•owt•r'11 tJy
phone, and it 11N ·ni" ttu•ro'• no WlfY Lo find out
about this.
V H , N wport Dea.ch
A VS checked with thf' Hanta Ana ba1lae11
Uceaae dep1rtmMt and 1tut UM, name. ol ~lalae
Power '• ownen and u .• "offlf'lal" add,.... TM /Ad·
drea• tune4 out to IW' that of • Newport Beaela a&·
toney who aaya IN' I• no lnt1ter H .OCllted wltll the
aalon'• ow~er1. flowewer , one of &la• owD•n ,
Barbara Bolw-of Co.ta Meaa, W81 con&aded by
A YS. 8be HY• that Ii'• Lad,y tl tneaa Center'• plan
waa not acceptable and ~ arrana•men'8 have beeamllde.
V eou de Miio ul~ In 8e8'a .\aa, Garden
Grove, Fountain Vall H .d Cotta Mell and
Paas'1 Figure Tlqut ln nahdm have •treed to
honor E.P. memberahlP• wl&h ao •ddltloHI tOlil
lavolved, accordlntt to ~&e.
A check by A VS with lbMe 1aloe1 ladleatet
tbat there are llmltaUoe1, however. C.rreat active
E.P. membership• will be honored up to •I•
moetb1. Ulellme mt>mbera appear to be oe& of
-htdr. A s•all-dalm• coart-ntt ma71»e tlleiAt m .
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lny lndicaUoo. th wlnnrrs of
bext Suod•y' wlld card l'ound
will have tough lime maktni It
Co the &IJ)('r Bowl
This flrat round or playoff la a
novelty ln prcviou scusons Just
one wlld-curd runner up team m
ea<'h conference joined the lhrtt
41v111lon winners. Usulllly that
wild card team plfayed thf' con
f erence'is top wlnnf•r tn tht> o~n
mg round
THIS YEAR. though, tach
conferenee has two wild cards
Ph1ladetrtua and Atlanta U\ ltle
'Natlona Conference, Houston
and Miami ln the American Coo-
f ere n ce. They'll conduct a n
added week of playoffs while lhe
six division winners -Dallas.
·Minnesota and Los Angeles in
the NFC. New England. Pitts·
burgh and Denver an the AFC
-take the weekend oft
: In the NFC, if Atlanta beats
1Philadelphia. the Falcons will
1>1ay Dallas and Minnesota will ~lay Los Angeles in lhe second
found. If the Eagles win they'll
i>lay Los Angeles and Minn06ota
'Will play Dallas. t In the AFC. If Houston beats
f iami, the Oilers will play New
ngland and Denver will play
iltsburgh in round two. If the
olphins win they'll play Pitts-
l>.urgh and Denver will play
"l'lew England.
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• WHICHEVER TWO s urvivors
.enter the Dec. 30·31 second
fround, they'll be rated outsiders
•at bes t to make it t o the Jan. 21
JNFL championship in Mi ami"s
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M~ny. Pron1ises
Money, Gifts Lure Recruits
By FRED ROTHENBERG "' ._...,, wni.r When Edgar Jones was play
Ing high school basketball but
not really attending high school.
a m an saw hrs academic
transcript and advised Hubie
Brown of the Atlanta Ha wks to
draft Jones ror the pros.
"The guy will be a pro but
he'll never be a collegian," the
man said. "There isn't a school
in the world that can accept
him."
BROWN DIDN'T SIGN
J ones : the University' of
Nevada ·Re no did. using a
transcript from Barringer High
School in Newark. N.J . that
omitted all his failing grades. A
year later, Nevada·Reno was on
NCAA probation for signing a
scholastically ineligible player.
Centenary College was on pro-
bation ror a whopping six years
because it accepted Robert
Pa rish, who now plays pro
basketball for Golden St ale.
Centena r y converted ACT
C A~tri~an College Testing>
scores to m ake Parish eligible,
but the NCAA told the school
that only SAT <Scholastic Ap
titude Test> scores were valid
The SAT test 1s th~ one widely
used by colleges for evaluating
high school seniors.
Southwestern Louisiana lost
i~s basketball program during
1973 ·75 for having what fhe
NCAA said was a record 118
violations. many of the m involv-
ing gifts of money and clothing
to recruits and players
year's eupply of beer for the
kid's father.
It is not at all unusual for a
high school senior to be wooed
by a woman, sometimes a
cheerleader, during recruiting
time. One ex-player said he "fell
in love" with a cheerleader, who
was provided for him. during a
visit to an £;astern school. and
reneged on a verbal agreement
to go elsewhere. But·after enroll-
ing. "she wouldn't.even look at
me." He eventually transferred
to his first choice.
WHEN JEFF RULAND was
. being recruited by Kentucky.
stories circulated that an alum-
nu s offered Ruland a
Sttoltd ol Fi~ Part•
thoroughbred horse. The NCAA
a nd Kentucky denied. the horse
s tory for the bas ketball pro-
gram. saying 1t was Elvis
Peacock who· was offered the
horse when the Kentucky fool·
ball progr~m was recruiting
him
Kentucky"s basketball pro·
g ram. however. was punished
for other recruiting violations.
The Wildcats won last vear ·s
NCAA championship despite the
penally o r hav in g their
s cholarships reduced. In 1951.
Kentucky a lso won the national
title but l~t its basketball pro-
gram the FOiiowing year for giv-
ing cash gifts to its players -
the first school ever to be
punished by the NCAA.
DOES CHEATING PAY? It
seems to .
usually knows," said Marsh-
"There were offers or cars anc.
money. 1 needed a stereo. so ~
check came in lhe mail Cor a
I went out and bought It. I hilt
never owned anything like that
before.
"Nebraska had a sugar daddJ.
a black man who took me oveor
to his house and ofCered me the
home atmosphere. After three
weeks at Nebraska l never sa"'
him again.''
The activities of the alumni.
with or without~coach'f
knowledge. are /!~~ll!, uncon-
trollable. How can you stop
them from slipping a $100 bill in
a recruit's back p0cket? And
ho~ can you prove he did il?
··WHEN I WAS RECRUITED.
an alum promised me a job
s hove ling snow in the summer,"
s aid one highly recruited player
from the New York area. "The
alumni are a lways pus hing
money in front of you or leaving
e nvelopes in your room when
you visit. It makes them feel
like big men."
The local boosters are also a
major source of potential cheat·
ing. The economy of any college
town rises and falls with its ma-
JOr sports teams . Winning teams
bring in more f~ns and more
revenue. and the local m erchants
show lhear gratitude in many
ways .
"A lot of the alumni owned
restaurants, where we ate for
free." said Kt:vin Grevey of lhe
Washington Bullets. who played
his collegiate baJI at basketball·
See COLLEGES, Page 84
Rams Listed ·
At 5-1 in Odds ) Smee the wild-card concept
1was created in 1970 in the wake
{Of the merger with the American
'Football League, only one wild·
icard team has made it to the
(Super Bowl -the 1975 Dallas
1Cowboys.
J?ck~y Pam Donovan pulls off her goggles after a muddy
ride m Ke ntucky. She averages four rides a day and 40
percent of her mounts are in the money at the current
meeting.
DAVID THOMPSON WAS SO
good in high s chool that he put
two scHools on NCAA probation
-Duke because an alumnu~
bought Thompson a sports coat
and two pair or pants. and North
Carolina State because 1t gave
Thompson an 11legal tryout. as 1f
Thom pson r eally n eeded ' a
tryout.
One recruiter said he lost a
star player because a rival
Eastern school stole ht m with a
J ones. fighting in court an
NCAA ruling of meligib1hty. rue,
not had to sit out any gam es.
Nevada·Reno has bee n 46·34
over the past three years. while
Jones has averaged 18 points
and 10 rebounds as a freshman .
24 points and 13 rebounds as a
sophomore. and 16 points and 10
rebounds as a Junior .
··1t's the alumni who promise
you everything, and the coach
LAS V£GAS <AP l ·-The
Dallas Cowboys were made the
favorites Monday to win Super
Bowl XIII in the early betting
1ine put up by the Union Plaza
Hotel. but the Pittsburgh
Steelers were a close second.
i They s hocked MiMesota 17-14
on R oger Staubach's "Hail
Mary" touchdown pass in the
waning 'seconds or the opening.
round game. rolled over Los
.Angeles 37-7 on Staubach's four
-TD passes in the NFC title
game. then succumbed 21-17 to
the Pit~burgh Steelers in Super
;Bowl X, also in Miami.
Why Did Fairbanks Move? Odd.smaker Bob Martin made
the Cowboys 6·5 favorites to wtn
the annual big game. while the
Steelers are 2· l .
BOULDER. Colo. <AP> Only Chuck Sullivan, noting that Fairbanks has four
years remaining on his contract with I.he
National Footba ll League club, indicated
he was contemplating legal action against
the university for tampering
cµ officials had no comment on the
possible legal action. o r Qn whe n The New England Patriots are
a 4·1 choice and the Los Angeles ~ams were made 5· l favorites,
followed by lhe Denver Broncos
at 12·1, the Miami Dolphins at
25·1, the Houston Oilers 35·1. the
Philadelphia Eagles 5-0-1 and the
Atlanta Falcons 75-1.
{ EXCLUDING THAT Cowboys·
I Vikings game, there were 15
·first-round games involving wild
Fairbanks knows for sure. but the reasons
be h ind tiis decision to leave the New
England Patriots for the University or
Colorado apparently involve more than
money. Bi\RRING ANV LENGTHY legal prob·
lems. the less-than a micable separa tion
or Fairba nks and ::,u111van apparently
cleared the way for the former Oklahoma
coach to take the CU job. which has been
vacant since Nov. 21 when 8111 Mallory
~as fired after a 6-5 season
F'alrbanks might arrive here. '
"Needless to say, It is quite apparent we
have been very interested in Chuck for
~dm e time," Colorado Athletic Director
t°ddie Crowde r s aid Monday night.
"We've been avoiding saying anything in
order to let him discuss the matter with
·his owners.
cards. Only three of those wild-
c ard· teams made it to the .
second round -Baltimore m
1971 . Dallas in '72 and Oakland
last year
Fairbanks was suspended without pay
by Patriots' owne r Bill Sullivan on Mon-
day night JQ.er acknowledging he was ac-c~pting the'fiead football coaching position .
at Colorado. Fairbanks had asked to coach
the playoff-bound Pats in Monday night's
gam e at Miami. but the owner refused
Fairbanks' current contract with the
Patriots reportedly pays him $150.000 a
year .
The National Football League
playorrs begin this weekend. The
Supe r Bowl will be played at
Miami Jan. 21.
After Slow Start
Dallas Computer
Punching It Out
By HAL BOCK
II, $C10rt1 Wrll ..
The computer is alive and well and humming in Dallas
There was a time during this National Football League season
when the Dallas Cowboy hardware looked like so much software.
and it seemed as if someone had folded, spindled or mutilated one
or the cards.
Shucks. folks, it was nothing more than a momentary malfunc-
tion. according to t:oach Tom Landry, who remembers the 6 4
record and the funny looks his club was gett~ng.
"WHEN YOU'RE THE CHAMPION, you feel like you ought to
wm." said Landry. But when the Cowboys didn't wm as frequently
as might have been expected in the first 10 weeks. people started
writing them off. What they forgot is that the season Is 16 weeks
long.
In the last six games, Dallas has recovered. The Cowboys
strung a balC-dozen consecutive victories. outscoring their oppo-
nents by an awesome macgin of 184-61 . Sunday's 30-7 demolition or
the New York Jets was right in character. "We like to start fast ...
said Landry. "because if you ANALYSIS don't. you can be out or it in a
hurl'y.-. And we like t-0 fipish
fast, because this is the time
of year when you want momentum working for you. In between
in between, we were not too good."
THAT'S A FAIR ASSESSMENT. Consecutive midseason
losses to Minnesota and Miami following a 6·2 start had the com ·
puter in a quandary.
•'Other teams were playing at a g~eater level of Intensity lhan
we were," said All-Pro cornerback Cliff Harris.
The problem wasn't an offensive or defensive dilemma alone
Rather, lhe Cowboys looked Uke t.hey had a collective case or the
blahs. All this was complicated by some lntra·mural squabbling in-
volving running back Tony Dorsett, who slept through a practice.
causing some consternation al Computer Control. l..andry socked
him with a sizeable fine Cor that little indiscretion and sat him out
for most of one game. The defeats to Minnesota and Miami
followed, and then came the recovery.
:
IT STARTED IN GREEN BAY, ln the season 's Ulh week. The
Cowboys won that game 42·14 wilh a frightening dlsplay of domlna·
tlon In all faeet.s. Only once slnce then has Dallas been in a
dogfiaht. That was a 17·10 decision over New England that
clinched the National Conference East Division crow.n.·
On Sun<t~y. the Cowboy• completed the regular season. Play·
ing in the Shea Stadium wind tunnel. they embarrassed the Jets,
rolling up 346 yards in total offense and limiting New York to 137.
Dallas held the ball for better than 42~ minutes on offense..
Dorsett rushed for 121 yard!. pusttlng his season's total to 1,325,
See DALL\S, P11e 82
I
... ,11111 ......... .
McA~ISTEF_' M
0
0VES-Jim McAhster of the New England
Patriots dido t have much s uccess against the Miami
Dolphins Monday night. On the left he is stopped by Bob
Baumhower and at right he is s hown leaping over some
woulq-be tacklers for a short gain.
Patriots No Mateh jor Griese
J . . '
Mt A Ml (AP> -The ever.cool Bob including a slx·yard touchdown p7s to . UQ.n wilh three games to-go. The young de·
Griese and the s uddenly hot Miami Nat Moore and a 17·yard score to Duri fet\h.. responded by holding Washington.
Dolphins defense was a more than sufft-Harris. Oakland and the Patriots to a total of nine
clent knocko ut com bl nation for the points. already-reeling New E ngland Patriots. MEANWlOLE, THE OOLPmN defense ··The defense. what can you say? lt wa!I
The Patriots. stunned by the abrupt sus· made three Interceptions, recovered a just an outstanding performance. T:.~
pension of Coach Chuck Fairbanks In the tumble and three ti m e s s topped th4? goal-line defense. stopped them and the de·
afternoon were badly outplayed by the Patriots inside lhe Miami five fense continued to come up with the
s urging Dolphins, who scored a 23-3 v1c· "New England had nothing to gain by takeaways," said Shula. whofle team has
tory Monday night to pin the hom e field w1nnlng and they had all the turmoil 12 Interceptions In the tut four games.
In tbclr Dec 24 wild card playoff game bt'fore the game.·· Dolphin Coach Don
with Houston. Shula noted.
With ch nrnctc r lstic aplomb. Griese But Shula was stlll proud of his defense.
mcthodlC'ally plck-ed eptirl th.e Patriot de· maligned durina o slump that left the
fenac. He hit 12 of 13 passes for l71 3'ards, Dolphins on the verge of playoCf ellmlna·
"THE PROBLE M EARLY In lhe year
was when a team got rolling. we couldn't
stop them. But now we're coming up with
See DOLPID.~ , ~aae B! . -
• . ...
DAILY PILOT Tuuday 0.0.mt»r II, 1178 ·.
,.~.I ........
SUSPENDS COACH Hillv !':>ulhvan,
owner of lhc New EnglomJ Pall'IOts. I alks
'-' tlh rl'portt>rS praor 10 lht' ~amr with
M 1am1 Monday ml(hl Sulit\ an u~pcndl'<i
hi~ roa<'h. <.:huC"k Fo1rbt1nks. u(t<'r h(' waH
informt.."<1 thul Fairbanks hud ll<'<''-'Ptt'd till'
ht•ad JOh ut th<.· l1111vers1ty of Colontdn.
A Caosule Report From the Wo/ld of Sports ...
Lakers Show lntere t
' In Chamberlain's Return
From AP DiBpatche8
LOS ANGELES -The Los Angeles Lakers m are interested in the services of 42 year-old Will
Chamberlain if he is serious about making ••
NationaJ Basketball Association comebuck, the
Los Angeles Times reported m today·s t'd1llon:.
SourC<$ dose to the NBA team .!ia1d Monday that the
Laken. are ready to negotiate a new, no-cul contract with
Ch amberlain if he gets physical clearance from the kam
physician. according t.O the pubhshed report.
Chamberlain's attorney, Seymour Goldberg, said lui.t
week that his client was prcpar~ to report to the Lake~
to meet previous contractual agreements
-----Quo•e of dte oa,,-----~--
When you're cold, you're cold. After hilling just
two of 14 shots from the field to end a string of 10 con-
secutive 31-plus scoring games, Duquesne basketball
guard B.B. Flenory told Coach Mike Rice:' "I feel like
walking to the bridge and jumping into the Ohio River
tonight." To which Rice, also Flenory's high school
coach, replied: "Don't do it tonight, B.B., wait unUl
tomorrow morning. You ~ight miss the river tonight.•·
L(1A Mor~• l 'p fo Third
The Top Twenty teams in The Aso.,oc1ated Press col-
lege basketball poll, with first-place votes in parenthesei.
a nd season records
I. Duke (55) 6·0 11. Kentuckv :i I
2.Notre Dame t4) 4.0 12.Louisvitie ti 2
3.UCLA -1 ·1 13.Marquf'tte 5·0
4.N. Carolina St. 7 t 14.Georgetown. DC G·O
5.Mich igan St :i I 15.fllinois 7 o
6.North Carolina 5 t 16.lndiana Stal<• ti o
7.Kansas 5 t 17 . Texas A&M 8 1
R.Syracuse ~ 18 Nevada-Las Vegas 5 l
9 Michigan 4·1 19.Texas 5 2
IO.Louisiana State 6-0 20.Southem Ceil 4·2
~·Meyer• Out tor Sea•on?
Milwaukee Bucks forward Dave Meyers, m
sidelined with back problems since before the
National Basketball Assn. season began. is not
expected to return this season . . . Charlle
Tbeokas, general manager of the New Jers ey Nets, says
he'll wait and talk with Bernard King before deciding what
action to take regarding the 22·year-old forward who was
a rrested and charged with drunken driving, driving
.• lir. ' ''~I -
without a license and possession of a
s mall amount of cocaine ... Chicago
Bu"-> center Artis Gilmore has signed a
n ew contract which the NBA club's
owne r and chairman calls a lifetime
pact. No details were reported but he
will apparently receive upwards of
$450,000 a season Coach Bob Royd
haid that be would return Purvis Miiier
and Barry Brooks to the starting Uneup
Thursday when USC entertains eighth
ranked -Kansas· at the Sports Arena.
1<•HG Boyd had started freshmen Maurice
WUliams and Leonel MarqUdll against Niagara Saturday.
Was fffU an Easy Tl•t>
Top-seeded GulUenno VUu of Argentina •
downed Olfl Letcher of Australia 6-2, 6-3 in the \\~ :1
first round of the New South Wales open tennis
cbampiooabips .. .In other first round matches: .
Allaa Stolle defeated VunJck Noah, 6·1, 6·7. 7 6; Chrts
Lewis beat bmael El Shafel, 6-2, 6-3; Hank PflAter ousted
Brian FaJrUe &-3: 6-3; George ffardJe eliminated Peter
McNamee 6-3, ~. 7·6; Victor Amaya dis posed of A. J errett
5-7, 6·4, 6·1; anct Sherwood Stewart defeated Peter
McNamara&-3, 6-0
OTHER SPORTS -Amid much fanfare in 1977 St.ev.-
CauUfen beca me the fi rst Jockey whose mounts ~ame<t
more than $6 million in a single year l'/nw. in relative Ob·
scurlty, Darrel Mc ff argue is on the • ver ge or break Inf(
Cauthen's record. Mc Hargut> has won $6.029,865 to
Cauthen's $6,151.750 ... DUiy Inglis, who was named in t~nm coach earlier this month of the Buffalo Sabres. wus.
given the job for the reRt of thP <'Urrent NHL season
The SovieL press criticized the performance of a Canadwn
team playing in an international ice hoekey match in
Moscow for not "cornmg up to our expect ~Uons"
European sports writers chose llt'nry Roao of Kenya and
Trllcy Caalkln. of the U.S. as sportsman and sportswoman
of 1978 ... Middle Eatitera nations ar • taking part In rtu~ eighth Asian Games but o ba~I<' difference revolves
around sex Non<' of the Middle En!ltt'rn teams, except
lrnq, have lndudcd women
T~ron,. Radio
RADIO: Hockey • Kings at Colo111do. 8: 20 p m •
KRLA (1110>. Bob ~filler, Peter Weber report 8a11ketbnll
Creighton vs.~ol Statf' fo\Jlif'rton at Anaheim Conven-
tion Cen~r. 7:30 p.m., KWHM (ll 701 Boh Harvey rc110rts.
TV: No evenU, scheduled
...
f 'ront Pafl' BI
DOLPHINS ..
the takeuways and th., ~oat hnt•
d d e n.st.• t10s b ct•n g r<'D t."
v~tt•ran safety 'fHn f·olcy said.
Griese set up his scor ing puss
• to Moore in the f1r:;t quarter
with a 37-yard completion lo
Moore and a l7·yard pass to
tight end Andre Tillman. A 38·
yard pass to Harris preceded his
touchdown pass lo Harris, and a
40-yard toss to Harns .keyed .a
drive that e nded with Gary
Davis' one-yard·scoring plunge.
"We t ried to get some passing
1n running Mtuat1ons. That
... terned to work well against
them." Gn esf' s aid.
Moore and Harn s had five re·
ceptions between them a nd 93 on
the season . Moore h ad 10
touc hdown reception s and
Harris three.
"WITH THOSE TWO GUYS,
you've Just got to get the ball to
them because something good is
going to happen when you do,"
Griese said.
Roth teams finished 11·5, but
the Patriots clinched the AFC
East earlier because.' of a better
1ntradiv1s1on record. They will
play either Hous ton or Denver at
Foxboro, Mass., Dec 31.
The Dolphins didn't feel New
E ngland gave a half-effort
aga i n s t th l'm . a lth oug h
quarterback Steve Grogan was
removed with a mild ankle
sprain in the second quarter. Jle
was r eplaced by bench.rusty
llackup Tom Owen.
''It ht'lpcd our egos to beat
New England. They had the
I urmoiJ but they slill came out
and played a good gclme. It
shows how much class they
have," Moore said. ._
PATRIOT NOSE GUARD
Roymond Hamilton s aid fi<' and
his teammates felt ready to
µlay, despite the day's distrac-
t1onit-
"We were trying to forget
about it and Just go out and play.
hut obviously that didn't work."
he said.
The Dolphins called lime out
with s ix seconds left in the game
to allow Garo Yeprem1an to kick
a 30-yard field ~oat. The kick
gave the veteran 16 straight sue-·
cessful attempts. tying a record
held b y Don Coc kroft of
Cleveland and Jan Stenerud of
Kansas City.
SCORE llY OUAltTElt!>
PnlrtOI\ 0 0 0 l )
OOIPhlM I O I l 1J
Mt• Moor~~~· lrom Gfie\4' IYt'P<Mnld<\
• ir• f
MIA 0 Harrt\ 11 IN'\ ''°"' Gfff'\t> o .• c~ DIOOl'dl
Mid 0.vl\ l run I YCPrttm•"" k or k)
NE -F'(,~J\
M i• l'C. Vf'l>"""'•<H' JO ,.. 11,071
INOIVIDt.IAL LEAOERS
JllJSHING ~w (nQIMICI. Cunn!nqlldm IO·ll
Ivory' 11, Mc,IUIMer • 17 M•-1. 0•-.s I• ri, L
llMrt\ 17 4), O<lfot'<h). 11
PASSING ,_ f!nol-. G"'94ft S IO l fl,
Ow~n U ·2•·7 >•7 Mt.wnl, Grltt~ 11·114111
llCCEIVING -N..., Cnql-, 1.-ory 6 SS, Cun·
~onqh..., ~\l, Fran<" -J~-'°" 7 .0 Mlo#m•.
0H•rris)t\,-.74.l ollm ... 117
f'rotn Page BJ
and scored two touchdowns, one
on a S4-yard fumble recovery
HAVING SURVIVED its first
crisis -the mldseason slump
Dallas now faced a second one.
The Cowboys must wait two
weeks before they play their
next ~ame.
.. r don't like lhe wait because
1t breaks a routi n e we've
followed since July." said Lan-
dry. "l guess we'll take a couple
of day!t off Md then practice the
n xl three. Hul not knowinft who
W(''ll plsJy that will hurt our
prepnr·nuon."
C'orn crback H orris un
<h:rstnncts the courh "~ l'Oncem
"We are so regimented in our
-.ystcm." he said. "It i:o> ha rd to
corn • on the ame formnt we
U!'luu.lly do becnusc that format
involves thl• othrr team fl
would certainly h('lp It we could
know who we'll be playing two
wlit'b from now ··
Don't "orry, au)s Tt1c com
puter Hi already at work on the problem
Arkansas
Play r
Arraigned
fi'A VY.ITP:VILLE. Ark. <AP>
A M1m·h I trial date has been
""' tor two Unlve r t lty o f
A1 luua .. a footboll playera who
Wf!f,. •• r•hcnr<J Monday on
ii l11tr M "11 uf flu l dNI re rape.
Ufln11v ltoho oncf Michael Fot·
1 u•I 11ln1dt"{1 tnnoc nl before
•'lrNrll Juduc1 Muupln Cum· -# Thtt cif11u'Ml'tt w..,ro riled after a
I V•H•t old •'(""I allctcud ahe wa11
'1t11otJ litiWC'C.·n :1,. m t1nd fl a .m
I 16•J '1'1.-.d1ty In th0 U A athletic
clormlll}f)'
'fllt: l'l.AVt:RH. who aurren
clort'd vulunt~lly, w••re rf'leli&ffd
without boQO. 'rh y app orcd
w llh lh('tr attornliy, Ken
Mourtoo of Fayettovlllt
· Proa~utor Mahlon Olbaon of'
FnyetltvlUc announced tiarller
Monday that char1et1 ·would be
flied.
"After a full And lenrcthy Ill·
veallgatlon of th Incident ln
question. It 111 the opinion of OW'
omce that the molter should be
prosecuted," Gibson aa\d.
11£ SAID DF.PUTV pros ·
ccutor K.Jm Smith ''hos con·
ducted an extensive lnvestlga
t ion . has reached this con-
cl~sion. and I fully agree."
The punishment for conviction
of first-degree rape Is S·to-50
years in prlaon or Ufe imprison-
ment.
Bobo. a j unior flanker. and
Forrest, a s~or runnlng back.
were suspended from school last we.ex peoding invcstigatioh o{
the coed's complaint.
BILL HUGHES, director of in·
formation at the university, ;i,aid
Monday that the suspension re·
mams in effect. That means the
two players will not be allowed
to play against UCLA sn the
Fiesta Bowl Monday.
··Unde r e s t a blis hed pro
cedures they will be afforded cin
opportunity for a hearing,"
Hughes said. "Their decision on
whether they desire such a hear-
ing or when has not yet been
commuo1cat ed to the uni-
versity."
BOBO MISSED the first seven
games of the season with a knee
1nJury and a hamstring pull and
then caught eight passes for 101
yards In the final four games.
Forrest started at fullback much
of the season. gaining 318 yards
on 64 carn es and scoring five
touchdowns.
Bobo and Forrest were among
three players suspended from
Arkansas' Orange Bowl squad
last year by Holtz for an incident
involving a wo m an 1n the
athletic dormitory.
I J
DINIE CASTILLO
Gulla
BOwl?\
BOUIU. bowtl, ~~e tM1t 'i bowl& FomowOM1,lUt~f.IMI w llofwr' •int~ pollf
SU90". S•and Peoclt Don't IOf'fld ,,.. Rott
8o1Dl1. bowU, ~ere there's bowll Or~. Ha.14. H=Oifol'i,.1 ame. 1-'u.lfW 0 coaclt.' w hln will thU end
No onf reaU11 lcnow•.
FOOTBALL·
'
For lhO&e few college football teams that did NOT
get Invited to 8 bowl game this year. we offer the follow-
lnll:
BLVE BOWL -Bluefield College Ra ms of Bluefield.
Va .. vs. Bluifleld St.ate ColleJ(e Big Blues of Bluefield W.
Va. with, presumably, the w1Mer la.lung home a year's
supply ot bluebtrry Jarn tor recruits. Game will be held oo
o blue football fleld. l f one can be found.
INVISA BOWL -Game matches yet·to-be-seen-sn-
pu bl I c players from Boston College (0·1U and
Northw~t.em (0·10-1> wllh No. 189 national ranking at
stake. Oame wUl be played in a closet without defenses.
ABC plans to Interrupt tegular programming m the event
either team scores or shows up.
GULi.A BOWL -Air Force and Oregon. which fell for
fake field goals. double reverses, onside kicks and pre· ~ame compllmenLr; from opponents this season. To be
plttyed nt Assumption College with winners earning a
week'a stay in Philadelphia. Losers. of cour:.e, have lo
stay for two weeks.
DUST BOWL -Prame View A&M vs Sari.tov.
College. Football neld. tentatively scheduled for College of
the Desert in Palm Desert, will be shifted to Palo Verde in
case the wind blows.
INEUGA BOWL -Mlclugan Slate. which could have
been spending the day in Pasadena if .it wasn't on NCAA
probation. against Oklahoma Sta~. which can't even win
for cheating. Teams will play eight-man football since onb·
legally rtto.tit.ed~tblete& are eligible to play.
EXCITA BOWL -For those w~ve laughers. this is
a natural. Cal Slate Fullerton's oHe!he, which averaged
309 yards and 24.8 points a ~ame, against Cal State
Fullerton's defense. which allowed an average of 438 yards
a nd 27.S points a contest. Offense 1~ rat<·d a l l touchdov.n
favorite m game that will be played at CSF's i.ladium as
soon ns the Titans buy one.
SNOW BOWL -University of Ala!-.ka at Anchorage
Sea·Wolves vs . University of Alaska at F airbanks
Nanooks. Came will be played on a neutral frozen tundra
after the frost or before the walrus season. whichever 0<··
c urs fi rst. Frostburg St. College <Maryland) Bobcab are
an alternate selection
BIBLE BOWi -Messiah College Flyers of Pen·
nsylvania, a playoff winner over Moody Bible College
Archers of Chicago. vs. Maranatha Biblt! Baptist
Crusaders of Wisconsin. a forfeit winner over Immanuel
Lutheran College Kru~hts. m game played at neutral Holy
Cross College or Mercy College, depending on services
tha t morning.
CANCER BOWL W1nston·Salem State Rams vs
Kent State Golden'f'lashes at Raleigh, N.C. <Warning: The
Surgeon General has determined that Sta~ Ing ror the
halftime show may be hazardous to you r health. l
SEk.iAL BOWL -Specially introduced tor the na·
lion's football widows. Perennial series will run all the
"Days Of Our Lives" as long "'As The World Turns." Los
mg team c hecks into "General Hospital" with a .. Hyan·s .
Hope" for recruiting .•
<..Sports Mailbag.
" Thanks and No Thanks
Great Artlr~
Howard Handy :
Thunk you for the great article
on Jim Busby Racing which ap·
peared in the Dec. 13 edition of
the Oaily Pilot. The~ftkle was
well written and accurately
reflected our program and my
own philosophy about racing.
From all of us at Jim Busb~
Racing, have a happy holiday
season and a very s uccessful
New Vear.
JamesS. Busby
LagQJla Beach
lnGratUufk
John Sevano.
. I wish to express my smcere
thanks and g ratitude for the
article you have written regard·
log myself and the Saddleback
football team this year. You as
well as the other writers for the
sports department have been
especially kind to me during my
high school and junior college
careers. I and my teammale!-
partlcularly enjoyed the article
on our defense. I am sure that ai.
a result of your article I a m now
being r ecruited by a large
number of colleges. I r egret wt:
didn't wt.n the Mission Bowl for
Orange County this year <"We
should have a s well beaten
Or ange Coast)
/\gain l lhank you
Steve Crapo
Laguna Niguel
Geod Co1'era~
Sports Editor:
Now that I've had a chance to
settle down after our rootbaJI
s eason. l realize a thank you
was in order to a number of pco
pie for making Hus such a ~ood
year so far.
We appredate the good cov-
erage you gave our school and
foo tball team this fall. So many
people have commented to me
about the good articles that werP
printed. I especially want to
thank your staff writer Em1e
Castillo for coming to our school
and shanng his time with u~.
His article wns generous and up·
liflin~.
Although we wer<' disappoint-
ed with our playoff game. the
Lord blesst'd us with a tre men·
dous season . Thank you for
keeping up with our teams and
the good coverage we received.
BobRiddeU
LlbertyCbristlan lligh
Poor Co.,er•~
Dear Sir :
R<'ccntly at the I.a Jolla Beach
:ind Tt'nnjs Club. the finals of the
nitcd States Tennis /\ssn 'i.
Sen ior H ardcourt C ham ·
plonships were held. Jn the
finals of the Men's Doubles three
of the participants l!Oere from
this area ( Ne'wporl Be1tch and
Laguna) und in the Mrxerl
Doubles final three o f th1•
part1c1pants Wl'nt also from th1~
area . As usual nolhini.: was men
lioned in your paper. Your cov·
erage of tennis in general 1~
poor; or sensor tennis ml. We rl·
ad of g ra~s h oµpcr chasl',,
cockroach fights and acnNJ
adolescents in a ~ 1de var1clv of
purs uits. but nothing of whet.•1
1ng senior tennis combatant...
trying to stay off their first co1
onarv. Your ~1lenc<' is especialt\
insulting when your pap~r cov
ers an area that probably has a
maJor1 ty of-the b~st' senio1
players in the countrv.
1 am. ~cerely yours, wa1tin~
for better :.enior lcnni!> co-.
erage.
Richard W. Dos~
Proft"Ssor or PhlHJsophy
Orange Coaf>t ("olles,:1•
Mo•t IJnhappfl
Sports Edit.or·
Please cancl'I our 'u b~criv
lion. effective 1mnwct1atd~. \\I'
or(> most unhappy wllh you1
<;ports r r•portlni;: for h11{h
..,chool'i You ;in • 11h\'1ou ... h
biased We havt> b<'rn t:lking tht•
Pilot for 12 years :ind instenrl of
1mprovan~. It is gt'ltlllf! worse.
f..oul'l llak~
('O.'lta Mrsa
Dent Bitter Toward Mother
NEW YORK CAP> -Short·
stop Bucky Dent of the New York
Yankees. most valu•ble player of
the 1978 World Series. searched
for hi~ father (or JS years before
belna reunited with him , nccord·
lnl( lO Sport M ngazine
Dent'~ mother. Dennis O'Oey.
was divorced from his father.
Russell Stanlord, before Bucky
was born. HL" mother sent the
inrant lo live In F'lorlda with an
:i unt and uncle, Sarah tt nd
.Jomes F.arl bMt. who rni cd
him
Bucky auumed tho Dents
Were his parenu until he w~ 10
when hls rul mother told him
the truth. "Those people you live
with, they aren't your parents."
s hP told him. "I 'm your
mother "
Questions o~ut his fother
went unanswered and Dent
became d •termlned to locnte
him. The •carch end din 1978 In
Savannah. Ga.
father knew who I wai. throu~h
vnriow1 reloUve~ :incl that I v. a'
professional ha~rholl player
He said at t1mt•11 h<' wonted to
contuct me but d1dn 't kno" 1r I'd
be l"f'C<'PtiV<' "
Once f>ent found h1~ fnthi'r, lw
~topped !'lpcnkinJ? to h11-mother
"I am bitt('r toword h •r," ht•
utd "Sht! wtthh<'ld lhf' truth
lrom me for oil tho~e ycarll
wht n he kn<'w how Important
f inding my fnther wa~ Anti
when l'hetild tell mt !lomethlng. 1l
wss wrong. J cnnnotforRlvc her "
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"There wns so much to Sa>,
but when) cto )IOU stort after all
those )'Cars?" said Dent. "My ~-==::,__..__..Ji..
BASKETBALL J SKIING
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Tueeci.y. Oeoember 19 1978 DAILY PILOT 83
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-Orange-Coa8t,-GW Eives Clas ..
Orange Cou t Colleiie will be f4vored to
defnl ho l Gulden West Colh·atl.' in a
u11ck v.ird hnrnl t ype_ buketu~ll game
ll)nlght in non ronfrrence~n
Cilllls. will host defending &Wlte champion
Bakersfield fnday night at 7 30 in its next
.i.ime wbne Golden West wtll host Bill Mulli~an's Sa<lJlcbuck Gauchos the same
e vening n.lter travehng to San Otego Mesa
Thurtday In other action tonight. Sad·
dlcback hosus Santa Ana at ?·JO.
GOLDEN WEST' i nu pe rieocelf
Rustlers w\th four Creshmen in th4t s\aftlng
lineup under new head Coach Jim Green
field. arealsoaulferang with the flu.
Probable starte rs include sol>hoalort! Thl'rc wrn t>e no atJnuss100 cnurge tor
~game Uwl gets unde r way ut 7 30
Orange C-O~Kt has compllt'<.I a.n 8·2 record
tha11 aH-.on with both losses coming in th"
r \o. Ing 1u.'<'Onds GoJden West. afttir win·
runti lts ftnJl rive aanu!s, hD8 suddenly run
on herd times and hos l<>tit six 11tralght.
O('(]'S ~lRATt:S under Coach Tandy
Oronge Coast paced by Ray Orgill and
Pelc Neumann. Orgill 1s averaging 13.8
nn.d ·Ne umann 13 3 points a game. Other
i1tarters and their averages include: Stevt•
Timmons Ul.3). Brian McCormtck <8.41
a nd Paul Akin <9.2).
Ron Garret~n (1S.2l at point &uri and
freshmen Doug J ardine <8.8). Mlke Reide
1 S.4 l. Brian Maravich (9.6> and Leland
Bruce (\3.7>. " Reserve Walt Evans, also a freshman. i1>
averaging 12.7 per tilt while J ardine h~ the
leading rebounder with 81 in the first 11
games. ·
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Carpet C~vered Slopes
Dry Run No Fun for Ski Student
D> OAVF. CUNNlNGHAM
OI ... o.llV "''°' Slotff There arc ~ many different
v. ays to ll'urn how to sin as the re
ure skier;
A fn t-ml or mme never t ook a
lcsson tn tus Ide Just jumped off
tht' hrt. tuckl>d and poioted has
:.k1:. downhill "I'm into speed,"
ht' :.a.) s
ANOT H E R FR IE ND
dl'Clded the be&l v. ay to learn
was lo challenge the Cornice at
Mammo th Mountain and
gradually work his way down to
a less difficult r un. I'm sur·
prised he's stall alive.
Both arc close friends. but I
have to admit they are part of
the reason each ski season starts
off with an abundance of pulled
muscles. sprained knees and
ankles. sore backs and broken
bones.
The obvious answer is to get
some expert instructlOn at a
dryland ski school ne ar home
before trt>kkang to the moun·
ta ins Or so r thought.
1s snow. When you fall on snow,
11 almost feels ,good.
WREN YOU FALL on the
monster. as I decided to call Lt,
you reel pam. And -to add to the
humiliation. the conveyor belt
quickl y deposit,<; you al the top or
the ramp. lake a mother eagle
rejecting a ctuck that won't fly.
Our expert teacher offered no
sympathy
"H you kept your knees point·
C'd uphill you wouldn't have
fa llen." he barked. "Get back on
and t ry again ...
The scene was repeated end·
lessly through t wo 11,2.ho ur
sessions.
The object or the class was lo
turn an Inter mediate skier tnlO a
paralle l skier. Until f get a
chance lO try out the techniques
on the slopes. all I can say as
thal it turned an inter m ediate
s kier into a humble. selr·
doubting fool.
B U T MAYB E IT WAS
v.orthwhile arter all. I didn't
learn how much I kne w about
skiing. but how little
mne through 90."
PORT·A-SLOPE -1011 N.
H arbor Blvd. 1n Anahe im.
Instruction on all levels. revolv·
mg ski deck. indoor hill with ski
lirt. freestyle ski j ump and tram·
polines. Phone 776·7669.
SUNLAND SKIERS ~ 500 N
Euclid in Anaheim . Ad vertises
lessons from profession al in-
s tructors ror beginners.
freestylers and kids on a revolv-
ing deck. Phone 776·0657.
Dryland instructton is a lso
available through some colleges .
and Orange Coast College has a
s mall ski ramp built into the
hillside behind the football
.stadium.
Good luck. and keep your
. knees pointed uphill.
Final
Big Can..-n Cha•p
Eleanor Rose will reign as
President's Cup golf cham-
pion for the Big Canyon
women's club for the com·
mg year .
SEALED OFF -Arm\"s Bob Brown (44 1 has nm•. hen' to
go a s he runs into Wa~hmgton·s James \\oocts and Kenri'
L~·les in act1"n :'\lontlay al the Indian~ Raskl'lball Classlt'
Washington won , 68·1i7
Nov. that I ha ve completed my
lessons. I a m convinced that
<'verv method has 1ls faults
Perhaps the best way is to hire
Suzy Chafre<> fo r some private.
in home instruction for J ean
Claude Killy. for the women
skien». /
And 1f I traded a twisted knee
on the carpet for a broken leg on
the slopes. thl'n $10 an hour 1:. J
s mall price to pay.
f or those who would hke to
follow in my s1tzmarks . here an~
s ome ·or the drylantl :.ka schools
a round these parts :
NFL Standings
FINAL STANOIN(a NATIONAL CC>f'F E llE NCE
AMERICAN CONFElll!NCE E••t
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Huskies Advance
W ashi~gto11, Faces I 1idiana
I SELECTED the Port-a -Slope
school in Anaheim because it ap-
peared to have the largest. most
complete facility. And after
ce rtificated completion of the in·
tt>r mediate ski class . l learned
how to gct·hyperextended knees.
carpet bums and acute frustra·
lion .
From AP Dlspal~hes
BLOOMI NGTON. Ind. -Steve
Matzen's 20-fop t jumper with seven
seconds r emaining li fted Washington
over Army 68•67 Monday night and into
tonight's cha mpionship game CAga1nst
the host Hoosiers m the~fifth lndiana
Clas1>tc college bai.ketball ~ament
lndaana, led by Mike ~son's 23
points. romped over Da\'ldson. 101·64 , in
the tourney's first game.
The Army Cadets. who trailed by as
many as nine points an the first half and
by s ax at intermission . 34-28. r allied ear-
lv in the final half and lied the score at
4.0 on two free throws by Clcnnae Brun-
didge.
Army went ahead by fi ve points three
times in the next seven minutes.
Washington's Huskies. however. out-
scored the Cadets 14·6 in a four-minute
stretch ror a 60·59 c.-dge. and Army took
its final lead at 67-66 with just over a
minute lO go on two frt?e throws by Matt
Brown.
Indiana. now 5·3 for the season. raced
to a n 8·0 lead on two baskets apiece by
Woodson and Ray Tolbert. Davidson.
4·3. was held lo four points through the
first fo•e minutes of the game as the
lloos1ers quickly widened the margin to
13.
Then. after the Wildc ats closed to
within seven points on baskets by John
Gerdy. Butch Carter keyed a 12·4 In·
diana burst with six points to put the
game out of reach.
l.oui#iana Sf of e. 99-89
BATON ROt:GE. La. -Sophomore
forward OcWay ne Scales scored a
carcer·hi1th 34 points Monday mght to
guide 11th-ranked Louis iana State to a
99·89 college basketball victory over
previously unbeaten Montana Stale.
LSU. 6-0, jumped to an 8-0 lead and
built that lO an 18 point lead with 8:46 to
play in the rirst half a s Scales and Greg
Cook fueled an 18·4 breakaway.
Al Green chipped in with 20 points.
Ethan Martin 14 and reserve Willie
Sims 10 as LSU shot 50.6 percent from
the rield.
0C SatJta Barbara~ 81·66
SANTA BARBARA -Jeff Perry and
Tony Sheen led a well-balanced UC San-
ta Barbara scoring attack with 15 points
each Monday night as the Gauchos took
an 81·66 basketball victory over llhnois
Wesleyan.
Six UCSB players scored in double
fl~ures. as Wayne Stevenson added 13
points and Robbie Robinson 12 for the
Gauchos. now 3·4. .
The Gauchos led just 32·30 at the in-
term isslon. but a 12·2 scoring binge
midway through the second half opened
their lead t.o 62-46 and they controlled
the contest from there.
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The carpel burns come from
their mechanical. indoor ski
~lope. a rug on rollers which
simulates the sensation or skiing
::1 rug-on rollers.
One thin~ at does not simulate
Sea Kings
Wm, 49-48
In Tourney
Corona del Mar High's Sea
Kan f!s battle El Dorado tonight
al G.45 an the championship
semifinals of the Troy High In·
vilational basketball tourna·
ment following a 49·48 victory
over Blair Monday.
The Sea Kings qualified for
t oni ght's duel when Chris
.Johnston scored with 15 seconds
\pft
Ala ir had a chance to rally
w1'h seven s econds remairung
with a one-and-one situation
from the free throw line. but the
fi rst attempt missed and Corona
rlel ~t ar r~bounded to preserve
the wan
Corona dl'I Mar's scor ing at·
tack was led by Shawn Ahearn.
.... ho hit on eight or 10 shots from
the field and made s ax free
throws for 22 points . The only
other scorer for Corona del Mar
in double figures was Johnston.
with 10 points.
The Sea Kings were forced to
play without AJl-CIF guard Dave
Koehler. who was injure<t in the
fi rst quarter when he collided
with Blair guard Je ff Streeter.
and left the gam e.
The first half found Blair com ·
ing from behind lo post a two·
point lead and the game see·
sawe d throughout most or the
second halJ with the outcome
coming down lo Johnston's wtn·
ncr a nd Alair's narrow miss al
the charity stripe.
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M arina High's Vikings, 5-1 overall
and recent Santa' Marla Tourname-nt
champions, return to actioh tonight
in a non-league contest at 7 with vis·
ltlng Saugus High.
Also ln aetlon ton ight arc the
Laguna Beach Artists and the Jrvine
Vaqueros.
Laguna Beach hosts Garden Grove.
in a non-leal(Ue duel at 7:30, while
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Irvlne battles Els inore in the first
round of Che Don Lugo Tournament
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T he Don Lu~o Tourney pairings:
Flr1t Round
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5:30-La Serna vs. Aquinas: 7-
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C.MOPn (;ro"" o Sc""" Jq
Lit Jorn,,,. Sol, lou1w1l1t 3'I
Sal Yvars. who ended the 1951
World St•nes by lanin~ out to
Hank Bauer in n~ht fie ld, is a
stoci.. broker an White Plains • NY
MAJOR COLLEGE
BASKETBALL
ATHLETES IN ACTION vs.
ALABAMA
LONG BEACH ARENA
DECEMDEA21
8:00 P.M.
TICKiETS • $8, $5, $4, $3
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OLLEGE • •
1lUtd Ktntucky I found out (
\\ ai.11 'I "UPlXl!ll'd to do thut aft('(
mv l'ophmnmc· yc•ur Hu! 11 <AJ'
lwfl\l'll tur my (1r,11wo ~t·urs "
ONE NOttT ll <'AROUNA
hoo11tt•r rnw1.1r(i1•1I st11r Mikt o Koren with u ~ bill a(t•·r · 11
T •• r II I \/l('lOrv IJ!il \Nl'iOn
U'f\or n dHllnl'll th1· monl'y,
,jt\tl told ('ottt•h l>t•un Smith
ubout It
· l tuld m y 11laH•r'! whut hup
111·1wd und wu11wd ttwm t hut tltl'
m u n 1· o u I u h u ' t· b t· 1• n a
wumbler," Smith <jlltd
With tht> prt''i'>Urc• lo win t•om
111.i do""n on tht• <'11•.1t·h1•-. from '"'
111.111 y plul.'''· th1• tt·mplatwn lo
r"l'I 111 tht• ,rar h•i:h schoCll
pluvttr b\ hook or by crnok
bt•t•orttt"\ p1.rt1<'ularl.r lJ<>\\ erful
/ FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING
AltWt,.....10
Whl'n I lir-1t ""a' h11·l-d b\
'\cu th ('.irohoJ, the JJrei.1d<'nt
told m1• tht• onl) ""ay$ l could
10~1· mv JOb would be 1( the
Sl'ho-OI "as put on NCAA protJa
11on or m' µla> ere; "eren t
l'lllH'n' 1111 lhl1 COU ! I •• '\al!I
Sru llh
l\1oi.t dud adm1n1strutor'>.
however, don't issue those krnd!>
of i.:u1dcltnc!) and most school!>
don't have North Carolina's win·
ninJ( tradition
Divi11g Into l~y Waters
A group of swimmer!). clad only in or-
dinary s wtmming s uits and caps, dive into
I he icy water of the Rhone River in
lieneva. Swit zerland. The cold-weather
bath is part of a traditional pre-Christm as
swimming competition.
"l'VF. NEVF:R DEEN tn tht•
situation when~ l was under
pressure to win right away. when•
my JOb dt.•pcnded on winnin~ m
one year," said Aili F'oster ol
OulCe , who previously built wan -
ning programs ut Rutgers and
Utah "When your back gets uµ
ugamst the wall, you d o thingsdif
ferently. I j ust thank God Duke
gave me a five-year contract "
Or as Coach Lou Carn<'Sl't't'a
of Sl. John's pule; it ··vou nevt•r
know what you'd do m certain
s1taat1ons. lie). I go to con
Cession, too "
Former Uoslon Cell1c.., st;.ir
Bob Cousy was a successful
t·oach :.it Uoston Collef!e before.•
he quit in 1969 because ht• didn't
want to cheat.
"The blue-r h1µ athlete in foot
ball or basketball who has his
hand out c•iui pretty much gPt
what he wants." ~aid Cousv
··1-:vcn 1[ Junior \\alks a~.i.~
from the handouts , mommy and
cluddy will be tht•rt• ··
Nico van Thyn. sports in
formutwn daredor at Cenlt·nan. ~ays SIX years of µrobation was
worth it an the lonj.! run Pan!>h,
twice the C1ctu<.1l leading re
bounder an the n ation the
NCA/\ did not rccoi;:niw his s tats
brought national acclaim to
the tiny school in Louisiana
And Bo Lamaf and Larn
Fogle put the Ragin' CaJuns of
Southwestern Louisiana on tht>
basketball map btofore lhe pro-
gram went to Jail
AS FO R "l 'AF'FAJRS"
Thompson. Doke cheated and
lost: N .C State cheated and won,
earning lhc NCAA crown in 1974
The cheating comes m several
forms -falsifying recor ds to
make a recruit academically
eligible: providing him with wine.
women and money to get him to
enroll. and keeping the money.
free apartments a nd cars rolling
1ust in case he's thanking of taking
his ~amcc·lsewhere
Tates Lockl' was one of the
cheaters In l975 he wac; caught
p roviding mone.v and plane
fares for some of his players at
Clerrllon 10 the f1erc1:ly com
petitavc Atlantic Coa~t Con-
ft•rencl' Thl' 1>1 obatwn period
for Clemson expired this year
Jnd L<x:ke, feeling he had st•rved
his time. accept ed the head
t·oaching JOb at Jacksonville
"WHAT'S 111\PP F.NF:O ha\
h.ippened." Locke said ··11 wa),
unfortunate hut I want to leave
at die I'm back in the bu~incss
and I'm proud of that. I'm the
one guy who has come back. It
turns my sto mach to ta lk about
1t. ..
Wednesday : How lhe coaches
play t he recruHlng game.
Alanritos
Racing
Ent:i:ies
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"'"' & un ru11~ & "'"'"'' Pu"'" U 900 C talmtnq O<K• U.000
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' SPECIAL CHRISTMAS
SOORTS MEMBERSIUP
EACH NEW SPORTS MEMBER
WILL RECEIVE:
• Two RacquetbaH Racquets {$60 Value)
• Free S.week Tennis Cllnlc for Husband
and Wife ($50 Value)
• Sports Membership Includes uae of:
• Shi 3·W•ll Reequetball Count
• Phvslcal Fitness Room
• Tennlt Courts on $und1y 2 p.m.·10 p.m
• All Sodef Events
• 60 Mater Pool'
• GymnHlum for BHketball & Volleyball'
'UncMr CCH>•lf\KhOll
$100.00 DEPOSIT
'--NOW ANO llAlAHC( OU[
........_ APPtl lt1'
N ES UNTIL APltlL .. ,,
Fans Stampeded
Atlt;inta Faithful i~ Mob Scene
ATLANTA tAPl -A
horde of Atlanta Fa lcons
fans who survived s ub·
freezing tempe ratures
overnight had to sweat
out a stampede whe n the
ticket windows opened
at 9 a m Monday If
the) were first m line. 1t
was due to s heer luck.
not their overnight en
duranct•
Several hund rc<l peo
pie spent all or mosl of
the ni~ht in the ~tadium
parking lot to !>lake out
pos rt1ons for buying
tickets to t ht• Atlanta
Falco ns' first ever Na
tional Football League
playoff game
A t 5 30. a m . I h <·
chilled fans formed fin.'
order ly lanes om;1de tht-
t1c ket windows
sc reaming fo r help
because they could n 't
breat he a nd th ey
couldn't get out "
f.AN INSlil..AT E D
b) s eH•ral la~ ers or
(' I 0 t h I n g r 0 u n d
them sel ve" .. we alang
and breathing heavily
One yoU11~ woman faint
1·d and friends )>(lent
nearl." JO minutt's pull
1nJ?, her llOl'OnS('IOUS
bod~ throu~h th<• mob
De Bardelabcn and his
companion . who had ur
I' I v (' d a I J :IO ti m .
rought their wu) out, re
Falcons win the Supt>r
Bowl," he said.
Othe r dedicated fans
traveled a lot farther to
get In on the mob scene
P ECA N G R O W E R
Alan Willingham said he
left Fort Valley. Ga .. 120
miles to the south. at
halftime of Sunday·~
televised Falcons gamt·
m St Louis. .. when wt
heard Minnesota wa~
behind 14·0."
T he Falcons' playoff
h e rth was a lread)
c·inched before Atla nta
loi.t in St. Louis
mo v ed St' ve r a I I a ye rs of p;;;;::;;::;;::;;::;;::::;;::;;::;;::::::; l'lothin~ and "'aded back
into tht• mt•lt.•t• They
t•merged 45 m1nut('s
later \\tth what he <'allt>d
"gooct sc·ats " · r · m ver~ happpy
ROSE BOWL TICKETS
2-TOGETHER
hd Offff OYff
$50 0 i"K•
A S T II E c r o "' d with th~m and I hope the ~ "' <' 11 e d 1 0 the e a r 1 Y jiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
,._ 4994196
morning hours, ho""
t•ver. the lines began
10 lose• 'hapc When the
w1ndo\\S opened for
business ut 9 a m . Uu,•
lrne~ collapsed entirely
rnto a smotherinS? surs:c
of some 1.000 bodies
SPAS?
For best prices and
best selection call the "Tiu.' crowd was tern·
Ille," said S t e\·e
DeOa rdc•laben of Atlan
ta ·· 1t was JUS t a pack Of
hum a nity prl'ssed up
against the stadium
Tllt>re \\-Crc times when
peo 11le w e r e JUSt
SPA HOTLINE
714/546-3700 . ~.. !hlH :->n111h ll.11!1t1r 1111111• \llHI "~,.,.. 'rotlU AIHt, t ,\ !f2in&
Young 'uns can hit the deck In this classy companio n
ro Mom's or Dad's dandy Docksrdes. Superior Sebago
quality is everywhere From the wtlite rubber sure-grip,
non· sllp sore to the efk·tanned cowhide upper thal
resists scuffing and fading, this sure-looted Sebago 1s
made in the U.S.A by skilled Maine craftsmen
Avallable In a wide ranQe of sizes and priced al i~a & S30
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PROA#> T f' COOF VCT 10N UI \ FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
[\l~t· Of \/fA(.I NIA ANN( I If HAMI! U AT(M!NT
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HOYICI 0" MAll,f4At.'\ 5ALE Oon,ud l 0.0ohl. Plf1n11t1 v\ A1t• fl M•l<I 0.1-1 No 10436
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PUBLIC NOTICE
T..-day December HJ, 1978 DAILY PILOT
County "Firms Report \ . .
Businesses Tell of Projects, Highlights
tt .. I•• ,\,,..ttc•y Op.-n•
The Weiss Group. Inc .. a public relations aaen·
ry spc.•clalm nM an home furnlshlnas. buildlna r,ro
duct11 and Industrial accounts. h~ opened ao o nee
ot 2082 M1chuli:ion Drive. lrvml!.
T he agency IS headed by Naomi W~ISS, former
public relnt1on11 director at a. Stamrord. Conn • as ency
Bush•~ Gro11p f'o""•
An organ1i atlon. Women In Insurance Sales.
has been forml'<I for women In direct ules 50 per·
Cl'nl of the Ume or will have thot opportW\lly
within a /our·m onth per iod. Goals are to en·
courage and 11upport women tn Insurance • ales
through edUf atlon and interaction.
Meetings are held on the rourth Wednesday or
<'3C'h month at various locations. President as
Gloria Llnkcy. vice president. Shirl ey Waltman
and treasurer , Sally Hilliard.
M on· information as availabl e from M i:.
Hilliurd nt 991·484 l or Ms. Waltman at 879·5760.
Pn ,., 1u•rNltlp E11d(»d
ltobert t: Lee and David Klages have an·
nounced th ' conNusion of their 10-year Newport
B"'each partner!thJp m architecture and planning
Klage11 has acqui red all Inter est In the rirm of
Lee'Klages and and Associates wi ll continue
to practice archiltcture and planning under lhl'
name of David Klages <md Associates
L ee will continue pr ivate practice on the
island or Kauai. llawail under the num e or Robert
~c lntemaliQnal
\-'~t lonal BH'1# S(•hool#
National Education Corp .. Newport Beach. has
announced acqu1s1t1on of tht· fl E.T S. Electronu:
Schools Inc of Det roit. for an undisclosed amount
of cash.
R.E.T.S . n privately held company. had up·
proximately $3 million in revenues la!il year. The
company has four resident !ichools 10 M1ch1gan.
New Jersey and Ohio. Courses include eleelronacs.
drafting and air condll1onang-refrigerallon It also
provid~ training program!. and cour!ie m atenal!t
to other independent electronic SC'hools
National Education 1s a publicly owned voca·
tional trai~ln~ school com pany with more than 70
ow ned an<Hranch1sed schools
Cahfom1a projects are In Anuhelm. Ontano.
Chino. ltancho Cucamonau. f'~re no. Costa Mciu•
und Placenllu
Olll~r B1dfdf119 Gon l 'p
A c~rporuto office building is under ctn true
lion In Corporate Plaza. Newport Beach. for th•·
new William t.yon Co . accordlnll to Saffell &
McAdam. Inc • I rvine builder
The two-story. 16,000·square·foot bulldln1 w•:>
desil(ned by nrchltccts Warl' and Malcolm •of
Newport Beach. The first noor will house the
firm ':s eorporute headquarters and the second
story wtll be available for leasl'
Fluor G_.t • C'lllna lob
F luor Corp ... I rvine. has announced that 1l:.
subsidiary. Fluor Mining and Metals Inc .. ha:.
been awarded phases one and two of a four·phas~
project ror a copper mane In the People's 'Republic
of China.
Fluor said its billings under the first twu
phases or the work would be more than SlO million
ror engineering ser vices. Total estimated cost of
the project ~he Chinese is about $800 million , but
phaserltttee and four have noLYet been released
The :subsidiary is headquartered lh San Mateo
l·c·c~111 D h.'fd t»nd Dttlar_.d
D1rcctor4' of \omprehens1v<' Care Corp •
N e" port Be.ich. havt> de<!lart>d a quarterly
divl'fend of 4 cents a '\hare. payable feb 21 to
shareholdersorrecord .Jan J l
This as the.· third such payment in th.e cirrcnt f1,
cal year .
('h f rc.1>rat·for O p t-1111 Ollir t-
Or. lk'tty J Harmon has been arccpted a~ J
member of the Cahrornin Ch1ropr a<.'t1 c Assoc1atlo11
.ind the Orani;?l' Count} Chiropractic Societ y and
ha!t opent'CJ an orfu:e at 270 Bristol Sl .. Costa Mcsu
2 E.re«"uiie:e • f 'orm Company
T tA-o or tht? on g1nal cxccut1v•·' of M 1crodat ..
Corp . I rvine-, havl' formt:d a compuny l'allt>d
Emul<.''< to manufacture and market penpher cil
t•onlrollcrs and Otht'r subsystems for U!>C with
• m1n1compulcr and m1crocompuler hysl cms.
Prl'S1dent 1s Jo'r<'d H. Cox. th<' founder and f1r:-.t
Dll"~nfff«-d R~porl• f 'l nanrlng pre~1dent of M1nodata. He &lso wab chief <.'x1·
('Uhve of California Data Processors. now part 11(
Diversified Shopping Centers. Costa Mesa. has Data 100. and 1s president of Manufacturerb
announ('ed consummation of loan agr eements Capltal.acomputer equipmenlleasingfirm.
valued at approximately $16.2 million ror nme cur c o.founder of Emulex and the company '. ...
rent proj ects m three western states. chairman 1s William H. Roberts. former vice pr"'
Financing has bet•n secured from seven len s1dcnt or research and development for M lcrodata
der s · Met ropolitan Life Insurance. Wells Fargo He also was senior vice president of research and d~
N0Tt(f I') Hfl>Ff'l'I' !;1\/£N IMI JUllNI TI> COLLIN(, M\ fill'd ~~rt Ito~
Pftllt1on tor Pr~t:Mt• of WIH And ft)t
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'""'°"''room of °"""''~'No 'of \4ttd rovrt •I 100 Ctv~ (,.,.,,., Ortvr
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HOrtcE 0, ~-~1J~~n·s ULE Bank. Prov1dt>nl M utual Life Insurance. Beverly veoplment ror Western D1g1tal Corp. and is president
'.,NO F ·~sm1111 Hills Federal S11vinJ(s and Loan. Aetna Lafe of Digital House. Lts .. a computer product develop IN•tl, I" tr.. CllY of ~•Ill• """· ( AlffOrf"1.t
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NOTtCf 040 SMl!lllf'T'S\ALI! \IONE Y WEISS•l< •lal ,.141nt1ll
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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"tCTITIOOS IUSIHIU HAMI! STATE Ml HT
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PUBLIC NOTICE
You'd be wise
to set up an I.R.A. or Keogh
before the encl of the yegr.
You'd be a little wiser
to do it at Fidelity Federal.
H you work for a company thdl doesn't have d retirement
p la n, or if you're self-employed, now's lhc llm<J l!J sel up an I R A
or Keogh account
December 3 l 1s the end of the lax ycur Open your Keogh
or I R A. and you can d efer taxable income for 1978. (Up to
$1,500 for IR A . Much more for Keogh) You can also shelter
any interest you earn on your money this year. So you'd l:?c wise
to get started today
A nd here's why you'd be wiser to do 1t at Fidelity Federal
We don't charge the yearly trustee fee for handling your
account like many places do
.. We'll also tak e any stock you've accumulated from a
previous pension or profit shanng plan and roll it over into cl
tax sheltered I R A . -again at no fee /
And at F idelity Feder al, you earn up to 8% interest on
your money, compounded daily ~you can double your money
1n less than 9 years. And your account is insured to $100,000 ..
So come see us. The sooner, the wiser
Fl L'lY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATI ON
W~gouFe a /1Jlle wber.
Southem California Officoa:
Glend61e • Azu1J.1/Glc.r\.do1t1 • B<:llllowor • L.,,·verlv H~L • B1q 8',or Loh • Bh11· ]dy • Bun10
Pcnk • Co: ta Mo• n • C ulvl'r City • Fullorwn • lrvmr-• Lenuno Rt-.1d1 • Lonq Bodch.Ea~,t
Loo9 BeGch • Nnwport 8Nt"h/B,oir1d" • N•'wport 81".,ch/Wt.""ltcliff • North Hollywood
NorthrtdQo • San Pedro • S&nM Anu • 5<.:ol Booch • Sherman Oaks • St11nton
Torrence • Van Nuy:. • Wt~.>t Hollywciod • Now open at 9701 Weat Pico Blvd. Ln
Wer .Loi A.ngelH.
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-OAA.V Pll.Of ••••
arranly Plan Garns J~ :-· ..
/tlf1ld Spidery
Sam Cai dona m.,\ .. 11 ... .l ~ptdl•r hkl' rnold on a plastil' sheet to 'hupe
1t into .in .11rcr&.1ft \\ln1low .it PPG l ndu!ttrte~· plunt in Valencia
Tht• pp(; f;.it·1ht \ US('"i fnOl l' than 250 m olds rn raun caun~ plasllc
w 1nd:.h1clch. c
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ub1n wrndo~s. win~ light l en ses and other
transparen<:tC'.., for m1htary. commerc1al and business aircraft
B y Judge
WA. tuNGTON <AP>
lJ S Dl11 rict Court
Judae Aub1.,.y Robln1on
Jr hu wuod • l)ftml· n nt lr\,JUJ\t•Uon prohlbll·
Ing the McDonn e ll
Oou1lns (.'orp rrom
m&1kln11 undlscloeed pay
m ~nts to rorelgn or
rlrloh1 and airlines
1'ht• ~curtue1 and Ex
c hange <'ommualon
u•kt'd f0t th Injunction
urcu1lna MrOonnell
Oougl u or falling to dis
l'io11c Sl5 8 m11Uon in
I U('h Pftym('nl
McDONNELL
Ooualas consentud to
R obinson '!\ ru lln ll
wlth<>ut u<Jm 1ttlng or
df'nylng lht• aJlegat1on1
The settlement r ..
quired. a mong olher
th\ngs. lhut a special
comm 1ttec review the
accuracy of information
supplied by Mc Donnell
DQug las. The committee
will also investigate
other aspects of the
com plaint. including
commissions and other
payments made 1n SPECTACULAR S 1500 Minimum Japan. Iran and Kuwait.
WHtTt WATB Vll W .•. DAY & HIGHT Tax Sheltered THE PAYMENTS al·
ovaLOOklHG LAGUNA! legedly made by the cor·
• REDWOOD 4 GLASS HOME Investments po rations were not 11 ·
•CUSTOM DESIGN •1., c 01u 1r Gro"'th legal. but the SEC said
3 BEDROOMS 2'' BATHS On"'ted they should have been
Pl us LARGE FAMIL y ROOM ..... Mn'-d i s c I 0 s e d l 0
\omtPmoorary Df''l1Qn A n c)(C"hllt:'Cl urttl •le9htered SeorltlH stockholders.
ma<.IProiece O..ty The SEC s aid the MUSTHSH~T041'f'ttfCIATf' •IOYeonot~"'u aircraft maker m a de
For AppG(fthnltwt G erald L Kcnak undlsclOl'cd payments of
'New' Home Repair lmruance Popular
By JOUN CUNNIFF
' A .. l ...... •AIWl!nt
NEW \'ORK :_ Home repair lnlurance or war·
ra.oty plant. t0me requ.lrtna no lnapeetlon of the
plumbing, heaU.ng and other componentl covered.
are 1_preadJn1 acrota the country. •
On Of the big benefit., already demorustrat.ed,
Is the ability of the plan.s to promote real ettate
u lea. alnce oth rwl1e besltan\ buyers ire auured
the co•l or unoxpected repair bllla will be
minlmlied.
WRE11JEa THE P LANS CAN adequately pro·
tect exlJUng bomtowncra on • contlnuJng b11ia bu
yet to be demonstrated. however, alnce some are
available for only a year and others hive broad ex·
clualon cl au.tea. ~
Th@ national Association or Realtors has en·
doraed the plan3 ot five warro.nty or lnaurance com·
pnnlea. und states that coverage ls avaJlabte in all or
parts or:JIJAlatfl and the Dlatr1ctofColumbia.
In addillon. "three or lour major companies are
in th<' 1,ast stages or approval." 11aid Ken Slack.
chulrman or the reltltors' home pJ'Ol.e(:Uon commit·
tee He said they have " nationwide capablllty. •·
"PERSONALLY," 8410 SLACK, AN In
dlanapolis real estate man. "I believe that down
the road every mort~age lender will require first·
yeur protecUon for the buyer ..
-The plans vary. but in most mstances either
buyer or seller pays the fee. Sometime!! they share
the cost. lo some Instances only an inspection 1s
purchased; In others. a warranty or insurance.
with or without inspection.
For example. Homestead lnspection Warran·
t y Co .• Camden. N.J .. will ll\Sptet properties for
$100 up. but one.year warranties cost al least an
additional $1()(), depending on the property. It aJso
offers a non.Inspection warranty ror $250. but
fewer components are covered.
WHILE SOME REALTORS ARE HAPPY
about the plans. which provide them with a
marketing tool. others are less than pleased. feel·
ing the plans advertise derecls that could destroy a
prospective sale.
D EFECTIVE COMPONENTS A a£N'T
covered, and age llmlta are placed on othen. A
hot wa~r heater over 10 years old, for example,
might be excluded rrom the warranty. The war.
ranty la renewable ofter one >' ar. I
Minnehoma Insurance Co., Tulsa. Okla.,
charges S22S a year for its non·lnapecUon plan,
plus *39 ror central air condltionJng, with a 125 de-
ductible per component per occurrence. The plan 1 1Sn't renewable. ·
Pacillc·C&I West. Walnut Creek. Callt., whlcb
claims 2.000 offices throughout CaJJfomia, char11!$ j
$210 . plua S30 for cenlrul air. A $20 service chara~
111 added fvr each occurrence. Protection hs re-j new able.
So for. only two companies, Homestead and
Certlried Homes Corp .• Columbia, Md .• offer re-1· tor.approved plans that Include an inspecUon of.
the property and Jhe components to be covered.
Each company·s p'1an has a deductible or $100 per
component and ls renewable on Inspection.
Homestead's plan is fQr \WO years, Certlfled'a ro
12 to 18 months.
I N MOST INSTANCES. THE inapectiona certificates. warranties or insurance policies ar
arranged an cooperation with a realtor or the loea
board of Realtors. although .Jton-realtor plans also
exi.st
The realtors say the companies they endorse
meet rigid financial and manpower standards
have the ability lo adjust claims quJckly. and earl
·offer various options. s uch a.s coverage of apj
pliances and septic tanks.
Television 'Disc
System Hot Item
ATLANTA CAP > -Three st.ores here may be
the first tn the country lo carry the lat~l vid~
gadget. a prerttorded television disc system.
, A few minutes after the d.Jscs went on sale. alJ
three stores had sold out their limited ~tock.
Cal 494 15 6 752 2247 644-2507 $4 .6 million lo foreign ~~~~~~=·~=4~•=0~·~,,~~·=~~·~~·="~:~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~ governm ent officials ..: and ofricials of gov·
On the other hand. the existence of an anspe<'·
t1on certltlcate. or a wananty or insurance pohc>,
could help the realtor avoid being caught in the
middle. should a buyer s ubsequently claim he was
misled.
tlomestead's non·lnspecl1on plan requires the
buyer of the plan to list the condition of the roofing
surface. and the electrical. heating. air condition·
ing and plumbing systems .
Magnavox. which manufactures the system, ls
using the three stores to test·market fhe machine.
which uses a small laser light beam to relay Im·
ages and sounds from a video dlsc to the viewer's
television screen. The player carries a retail list.
price or $695. The discs cost from $5.95 for half·
hour s hows to $15 95 for full·length movies.
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f"' 1 .... 1hl~: I• 1 gl'm:r.itt· .en 1nJ1n1.ti: n:rurn un
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1 ... l.111~· tht• new 1.1x l,t\\ ,J1111' 1111 .1 n11ml~r
, •I l\:chn1qw.., 1ha1 .11t· ,tdl .1v.11l:1hh· tor rh1.
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For information contact
P.1rkl'r J).1k-, ~·11111r \11<.1· Pn.:~tJl·n·
.tr (714) 644-4620 11r .11 d1l' :1ddr1·'
h1 •\\I\ h •. I, l\\
Morgan, Olmstead,
~~'JI_ Kenned~ ~9ardner
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Have you conte m plated
making a n investmen t in real estate?
MERRILL LYNCH
Invites you to consider:
JMB
Income Properties, Ltd • .VI
$60,000,000
Price: SJ,000 per Interest
Minimu m Pur ch ase: $5,000 or 5 lnterests
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u-11/1 1111• dt'JKlrlrm.,11 n/ I.ow 11/ 1111' St1J11• 11f ,\1•u \ nrk attd tit' Uurt1au of Srrurit11>11
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may lw ot>lnmnl tr<tr'1'th1• 1mlll'r11g111'd in any .'itat .. 111 UJhtt'h 11 11 tnwful to olfl'r th11•e aecunllt'll
~-------------~-----------------Mu1l to: Mcrnll L:;n~h. 1000 N. Main St .. S1t.nta Ann. Ca 112702 Or <'ull 547-7272
Gmll<rntn: 1 woWd IDtr 10 llnow men about ~ 1 bmited pwtner d JM.I blcotnt
Propuuca, Ud.·VJ. "-lend mu PrOlpecfl&
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Mtn11~•Anouai•~~~~~~...A~Maa.a. ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~
ernment·owned airlines
-since 1969. Another $3. 7
million went to oUiciuls
or private airlines, the
SEC said.
And S7.3 million an
pay ments were chan·
n e led e ventually to
foreign government and
foreign airline officials,
the SEC said .'
Mortgage
Custome r s
.G e t Check
Crocker Oank is send·
Ing chttks totaling $6.6
million to more than
17.000 home mortgage
customers as the bank
i>e funds impound ac·
count s urpluses that
huve accumulated in the
wake of Proposition 13.
The checks, averaging
$375. are being sent to 80
percent of the bank's
h ome m o rtgage
customers who maintain
impound accounts for
tax and insurance pay·
men ts.
Last July, after the
passage of Proposition
13 . C rocker offe r ed
customers the choice or
reducing the tax portion
or their impound pay-
ments by 60 percent or
keeping the payments at
the pre· Propositio n 13
level.
The bulk of the re·
funds being made go to
mortgage custome rs
who elected t o keep
their impound payments
a t the higher level.
However. about 6,000
mortgage c ustomers
who reduced their mon-
thly payments will be
receiving refunds as
well.
C rocker pays impound
account customers 2
percent Interest on their
accounts which will be
included in the refund
checks.
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APPROVED CREDIT
O ver The t::ounte r
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l~y December ti, Ul78 OAILV PILOT 87
Na t io11al Pastim e
U.S. the Leader
As Debt Rise s .. .
By MILTON MOSICOWlTl
Speoding more thao we earn hu become a national
pa.tllme.
SpWTfld on by Visa and Master Charge, we're lnduJ9.
late ln our anDual Cbrlatmu spending orn. The bank$ tbjt
lasue these plastic credit cards have the true Christma
spirit. They encourage us not to worry about havinl ~b money to cover our purchases. Santa Claus is dt-
UJhted to extend credJt at 18 percent lnt.ereat
TIUS PATl'ERN OF 80RROWJNG from the ruture ~
pay for current pleasure is lockN rtrmly in place ttt ev~·
leve l of our economy. beginning with the government ano
ext.cndlns to the corporate and consumer sectors.
The pattern Is most visible In our balance of trad('. F4r
29 conseeullve months. the United States ha~ been µuy h•
mort ror imported.products than we earn t>y our expo~.
This deficit ha..~ achieved 15uch permanency that chetlls fO
up whenever we manage to reduce the shortfall.
In October. ror example. the United States exported
SlJ billion of goods whale importlng Sl5.1 bill.Ion. leaving
$2.1 billloo in arrears. But Courtenay Slater. ch.ltf
economist of the Commerce Department, put an opUmlaU.C
face on this showing by
noting that the monthly
trade deficit durln~
August. September and
October averaged $1.IJ
billion. which she said
proudly was "the first
lime in over a year that
Money
Tree
the deficit has averaged below S2 billion for a three-month
period."
That's like you and m(• ·whooping for joy because this
month we spent only $90 mon:" lhll.ll we earned instead of
the usuaJ $100.
WE ALL KNOW THAT ONE of the most eHect1ve
ways to get our finance> m order is to cut our spending.
It's painful -but eff~clive. We -the United States. that is
· tried to do that last year when we were bemg inundated
by television sets from Ja pan.
President Carter's trade negotiator. Robert Strausb .
went to Tokyo, knocked some heads together arid got the
Jap'anese to agree to hold down their exports to l.7 million
sets a year . That's a bout one million fewer sets than th~
number the J apanese shipped here in 1976.
No sooner had this deal been negotiated, however.
than the Ta1wancse and South Koreans saw a big opening 1 an the market -and rushed to fill it.
Taiwan shipped about 650,000 color receivers to the
United States Uus year. And the Koreans, who supplied bn·
ly 48,000 sets for the U.S. market in 1976. stepped up their
exports to 97.000 last year and some 300,000 this year .
RESULT: THE SAVINGS WE achieved by reducing
imports rrom Japan are being wiped out.
So the beat goes on: TV sets from Japan, Truwan and
South Korea ... cars from Japan and Germany .•.
Sneakers from South Korea . . . radios and jeans from
Hong Kong •.• clothespins from mainland China ... 011
from Saudi Arabia. There's a Limit to how many planes
Boeing can gell to cover these purchases.
We'll be all right a.fl long as we don't have to balance
our checkbook.
HollSing Starts
·Hike Continues
r
WASmNGTON (AP> -Despite near record·high bl·
terest rates, the naUon's houslllg industry continues to en-
joy one of Its best years with housing starts al an annual
rate oC 2.1 million in November. the government reports.
It was the ninth month in 1978 that homes have been
built at a rate of over 2 million, the mark of an excellent
year. The rate In October was just under 2.09 million
THERE WAS SOME .EASING IN building permits for
future home construcUon. an indication that the home·
building industry is finally feeling the errects or the higher
cost or money.
. The Commerce Depa rtment said building permits in
November were Issued at an annual rate of 1.69 million,
down 2 percent from the October rate of 1.72 mi!Uon.
The c05ts of hom e mortgages average more than 10
percent nationwide. and approach 11 percent in some
areas. The fact that people have continued to buy and
build homes with mortgages so costly has been a puzzle to
economists .
HOWEVER. MOST BELIEVE THAT people are in·
vesting their money m homes as a hedge against mflation.
After discount.mg interest rates to offset the eCfe<:t of inna
lion. which is nearly 10 percent. the actual rate or in\erest
is not so tugh. economists say. and homes have be<:ome a
good investment as a result.
Nevertheless. Michael Sumichrasl. chief economist for
the National Assoc1at1on of Home Builders. s;_1id Mond:Jy
that November may be lht• last month for awhile in which
housing starts top the 2 malhon rate.
"Money 1s much hurder to get now: conditions have
chanRed considerably In the last 30 dliys, '' he said.
BUT EVEN IF HOME·BUILDl!'!ilG slows, as ex~ted.
Sumicbrast esttmnted that housing starts wlJI be about 1.6
million in 1979. which would be "not a bad year. really."
Housing starts last year totaled 2 million. and' starts
during the first 11 months of Uus year totaled l,895.100. a 2
Jlercent Increase over the total of l ,857,900 bullt during th ·
first 11 months of 1977
4 /or 1 Split b y I BM
Helps Steady Dow
NEW YORK (API -Intom aUonaJ Business Machines'
plans ror a 4-for·l stock spill helped lbe fttock market ~t
a modest l(ain today. halting Monday's sharp d line.
The Oow Jooes average ot 30 ind~triaJs, down 17.84
polDU Monday, recovered 0.3S to 787.86 alter four hours of
tradlnte today.
Galnen outpaced losers by about a 5·3 margin among
New York Stock Exchan1e·llsted Issues
Got~ Jumps $3 to $7 -~-•• , tt .... •s lllCI IM , --~ ;~· ! 1 " ....... _ • =-!2 . , lt lo1t $127.2 mlUion ln the quarter ~~ ,,.., ~ m ~ t'! l;~I' 1 ,,,. t"."i) 'c~npl 3.50 ,. Ml,! ..... ~ u 11 ·. Ml ny,~ '·'t E of1:40 : ,, ,, ended Oct. :u. The IOftl was allr1but "''' '°" · ~ f:-"' ed.Tif u '1 r...,· '11 11
HACP uo ~ fl ~ :. "' ~ ' ·i 't .l:! · ~uo~fok • 'a !~ :: ed to o naUonwide r~all of Firestone ' '.,:.t · h J~ u: 'l! ID:: ~ ,.. .. ,,. ••1 1 '"" ~I'' r~"]1 J W. \I\ ,.~,.l ')6 1 o "'" '• By The AllOCllted Pren ,,, 1 • '"' ~of:fr• ,· tff t;.,.: ... ~u '"' ., s ,. 10 -~,. M Ii"• ,,. '"·-w ~.!.!!"" 1 ~ 1 ., ~·. •-t 500 sttel·bellN redial tires. Selected worJd sold,r,rtces today: ~1"'1~: t LL: .. "" 1 .nie: ..... ~ '",','' l~. ~· ;!,-: ~ ~1!!!'1, I '°' I ~·~ ~r~: ·11 •• ;: nr:e· which la conitldettl\I • w.-..a-•• momlno -lng,-.3S. U"' -.45; afternoon
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10 ' ' ~ .. , '-• 1 ti • t • '"' ~"M"' ~ 1 01 • "' " l """ 1 • ... •i.0 "' lllon merger wt•'-auto parts ._ • iu ~ " •• ~Hat t: A""'._: t; AM< t " ' t I~ ,., •'-~,,,. .. ' .U -"" ~ i' ., ~11. -"-' rtxln11Zl8.30. up $3.40.
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TONIGHT'S LATEST LtSTINGS
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I• a ~ glr1 ttlerwts ano ..,.., AKi.y l'MllD
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David Ogden Stier' (right>. a regular
on .. M ·A •S•H" as the stuffy MaJor
Winchester, i$ shown in u scene with
James Stephens from tonight's episode
of "The Paper Chu~c" at 8 p.m. on
CBS, Channel 2. . THAOUOH THE ART'S
PalnllflO'"
(J) CAOS8-WIT8
(!I MEAVOM'RN
<11.eata-Arnold Schwar·
ztneggor. M.,11u To10
Jam.Muon 7:001 £=EoGAME
A8CMEWS
• ()) JOKER'S WILD
80( MIUJON DOU.AA
MAN
A rullltess •••oruontsl
threatens the hve• ot
30.000 ·-· with a deadlynervegaa
• &ANR>AO ANO &oH Fr.ct an•IOUllY IWIJll ,.,.
amvat of 1111 alt:ter and lier
M10I llulbend flt MACH£IL I LEHRER
REPORT ~ Df.IMONING HOME
IHT£AIOAS
"Design 8.ttlcs"
7 30 IJ MARLO ANO THE
MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE
Mlfto e11amtOeS the-'·
1y.flve year hlllOf)' or 11111a·
11on from lhe Wrtghl
Brothers" 12·MCOnd 11911
10 the training ot as1ro-
nau11.
Cha1111el Llsti•9•
8 KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles
G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles
I KTLA (Ind) Los Angeles
KABC· TV (ABC) Los Angel~s
()) KFMB (CBS) San Otego D KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeles: 9 KCST (ABC) San Otego
• KTTV (Ind) Los Angeles e KCOP· TV (Ind ) Los Angeles
• KC'ET·TV (PBS) Los Angeles
G!> KOCE·TV (PBS) Hunttngton Beach
I CANOtO CAMERA
OATIMOOAME
QJ) HOU. vwooo
80UAAE8 G TIC TAC OOOOH
• AOAM-12
Mill.lay Ind Reed aosoect I
... rectung yard 01 ateahng
old cars tor 0"8f'HH scrao
metal
tJ:) 28TONIGHT
PrOdueet-reponer Mana
Mur10z 11111ts CabrlllO VIi-
iega In S aticoy, wtllch II
owned 1.nd being reo.-
velOped coopetattvety by
fonn workers
~~SHOW
8:00 IJ CJ) THE PAP~
CHASE
P,..mldlerm J111er. IHd
one atudy group mem~
to htre a tutor and obtain
old Klngatleld exam qUN-
11ona. 0 THE BEAR WHO
SLEPT THROUGH
CHA&STMAS
Ted E. Bear, a young
bruin. decides lo poatpone
hrs winl« htbll'natlon In
order 10 aearctt ta< ()lrlsl·
INl (AI
• MOY18
• • '• "Natnu, Tiie IClller
Wllale.. ( tHll l H
Merl•••ll•• RIChl•d
trdnlen A klli9t ..m.ie •• aall.cl from OMlh by a
nat11tal 11 lhletffled 1n ••udylt10 Ill• ~ (2
1'111) 8 Q'.I HAPtJ"t' OAV8 r._ "°"' ·~-• vtf"f uM11oec.lect Chtlttm11 gift
ltOrft Nt ~·toel fltMr
• MOYll
• • 't "In EM!Y!Y Country .. t 1eea1 Tony rranclO..,
Anfln•ll• Comer A
~tench lntalliget!Oe OOIOIMll
In ctlatl)e of al\ Allied OC*·
auon !Ntl <*ll'OY a Oar·
man IOfl)edo procMilton
'*1191' 12 l'lrt )
• ORM. ('08(AT8
QolMTMAS
• MOVIE • * ''i Jamboree" ( 1957)
Conhlf Franct•. Count
&ISie rwo llnll8'• hilt In
and oul or IOv• wllh I'*'
!!1l9'tll (2 hr• I
IE LIVE FROM THE
MET~AN .. T (Ilea" Shirley verr,11
ilnd Luciano P"'arolll •ltr
"'Pucdnl"s ClaNIC J-
Conton conduct •. 6S SPECIAL
'Uke The Wind" lndfvlduel
eapreulons 01 faith In Ille
hves of nve peoc>le ire
documented
8:30 0 ONCE UPON A
8T AMY NK»fT
G11nly Adams (Dan
Hagolrtyl NII OUI 111 a rag-
ing 1>11z:zar d 10 !ocate a
young couple HP41f•led
tram lhelr cttltdren by an
IYlllanc:he . 8 o:I LAVEANE &
SHIRLEY
The gitlt come up witll a
UftiqUe Wfly tO rlJM fTIOney
IOf Mr. OeFazlo'a annual
tree Chrlatmat dinner for
bu/N.
t:OO 8 C88 MOVIE
"The MllliOf:lw•" (Prem-
iere) Marlin 8tla9m,
Edwllrd Alben. The~ of
three people are drt1tk:al-
1y c:tienged wherl lheY sud·
dent; receive one milhon
dollara eacll tram en
eccen1rtc; bllllonaife.
8 QITHE
CAAP9fTEA8
"A Chrlalmu Ponralt"
Karen and Richard Car·
penter celebrale the ttoll·
dfly Mason wllh guesll
Krtaly and Jimmy McNI·
chol. Geotooa Engel a.nd
~Ketty.
TUBE TOPPERS .,
CBS 8 7:30 -Marlo ond the Magic
Movie Mochine. This children's program
gets a prime tlmc airing as Marlo traces
the 7S·y~ar history of aviation. .
NBC D 8:30 -··once Upon a Starry
Night." Dan Haggerty returns as Grizz·
ly Adams ln this new TV movie about a
young couple separated from their
children by an avalanche .
ABC fl 9 :00 -The Carpenters.
Karen andtuchard celebrate the holiday
season in this special with Gene Kelly.
Georgia Engel and Kristy and Jimmy
McNichol.
• MfAV ORlfflN cw..11· Arnold Schw&r-
Leneggef. M1r1h.1 Toto,
J1me1 Mason, Lonnie
SllOrr. Hugh Downs '9 MA8TEAPtECE
THEATAE
··Tne Ouchell Ot Duke
Slr .. I The 0\1151ders"
Ch•leS Tyrflll antena'"s a
MW guest. wllO 1s term•·
na11y ur (Pan 9 of t5)
()) MOVIE
••• "'Miracle On 3'41h
Street" t 19731 Sebasllan
Cabot. Dllnd Hartman An
Old man named Kris Knn-
Ole 11 lllfed, by Mac·{•. as
S11nt1 Claus 1n the
TllanllagMng Dey pet.cle
(2hrl.)
10:00 0 MAC DAVIS: OR8TMA8 ODYSSEY
2010
Mac: Oallll end Ilia gunlS
Bemadette Peters and Ted
Kntgnl pcm«tt a tvluriallC
~ aboul a family
•~ng 10 cope wilh 111e new
Wflion of Ctlrlslmas
··~· HUTCH
St8'811y01 petty hOodluJn
• U\lle brother 11 kidnapped
-by a gting ol rutl'llell coU"n.
terleotera.
• NIOHT GAU..ERY
Ouriog an "oul ot body'"
e~. a woman wit·
nesaes • tatal lh<>Ollng
and ~ a vlc11m of
lem~
10-~ • N£W8
, VOTEM' PIPELINE
"County Beel"
11:<101D•(J)O NEWS UAASCUJ8 •
MOVIE ** "Code Name· Red Roeea"" ( 1969) .i-Daty.
Pier AtlQtlL An AmerlCan
Nbolllge ettperl IS patl•
chuted betlind enemy '"-
10 retnev. the llolen plant
of Ille Allltd 1n11U1on. 12
hrs I e THEooo~
Fell• and OSc:at a11amp1 10
escape the turmoil or moo.
em lrvflg by talung up res;-
oence tn a ral1g1ous r~treel · e ~0002NIOKT
Questa· Doug ano Diana
Mllclletl. Larry Guy. Mrs.
Belly Froelictt. fD OtCK CAVETT
"How LAgftlmate IS 81acll
Englllll?" ou.11· Geneva
Smlthermll't, J-si.oo.
J L, OlllMd. JoM Simon.
(Part 2 of 21
11:.30 IJ Cl) 8AANA8Y JONES
Barnaby Investigates the
murder ot a fc><mer COiiege
profnlOt who uncove<ed
a real estate swindle (RI 0 BEST OF CAA80N
Host. Johnny Carson,
Gueats: Tony 8enne11. Ch•'* Nellon Reolly. Or
Cail Saoan· (RI e TWIUOHT ZONE
Anhuf Cuf'tll is unellpect·
edty and ~ thrown
1n10 Ille world of HOiiy•
WOOd 8 @l A8C MOVIE
• • •• 11 HarrowhouH"
( 197'1 Charle• OrOdln.
candice 8efgen A buSI·
ne11man-1urnec:t-burglar
and a bored sociatrte ct\81-
18191 the WOf'ld"s greatea1
MCUrtty 1ya1em lo UNI a
lon~.(RI
I THE GONG SHOW
OET'aMAA'T
A Cl\ar>ge tn &SMgMMlnlS IS
"ordered" by a KAOS
agent lmpef'SOf\allllQ the
Presodenl on t ..... llOt bne
&l) CAPTIONEO "8C
NEWS
MOANING
12--00 8 lWIUOHT ZOH£
"'What You Hoed A dOwn-
11110-out" trHNI to ma).•
tnOlheif man'• llblllly 10 lelt
Ille Mure Into I Qfolt1
• ALfAEO HtTCHCOCt<
PflESENTa
A ~n tS •eec>On·
tlt>lt tor Ille dealll Of I
young 111en when he
refUNI to tllo10I a 1~ 10
~ 111111 on a naffOW
• HOH£YMOONEA8
Allpl\ lftd Ed try to oat on
the good lllde Of a ~
CC>mPM'f e•ecullve.
12'~8 MOVIE
• •'> .. To Find A
Rainbow"' ( 19111 Oocu·
mantary A 1am11y soend•
lhetr YacatlOf'I e•plotlf'lO
the Grand Teton ""°"n1a1n
Range II hr , 55 min )
• MOVIE
• • • .. BIOwtng Wild.
( 1953> Gary Cooper. 8ar-
t>ota Slanwyck A wild·
caner ano h11 power-hun-
O'Y wlle auempt 10 make 11
t>ig In Ille oH fields J2 hrs.)
ti) MOVIE
• • .. Free FOf AM" (1949)
Rot>e<I CurnmlnQs. Ann
Bly1h A rou"Q OhlO Inven-
tor deYetol)s a tablet that
turns waler into g&90llne.
(1 ht , 30 tnin >
12:.-0 8 ()) C88 LATE MOVIE •••Y, ··1 NeYer Sang Fa<
My Father .. (l!liO) MeNyn
~-Gene Hackman.
A~ man ltnds tt
d•tftCUlt 10 reconc:lle ht& dlf-
lerencet wilh h•• elderly
lall\ef
1;000 T~ROW
Questa· tdenllcal 1w1n1 Or
Judy Hagedorn ano Or
J8net l(IZZ>af
I LOVE EXPERTS
1:30 NEWS
WAHTE(); DEAD OR
ALIVE
··Ma1chma.ke<s··
2:000 NEWS 0 MOVIE * * · One Step To Hell•
(19681 Ty Hardin. Rosaano
Btlzzl A group ol e$C8Ped
lllldttflC ktllefl feed the
men e111gned 10 the
rec:aptu•e tn a lllOUland
mile Cl\aM thfougll Afrtea.
C2 hrl > G) OETSMART
To obtain a 1111 of enemy aoenta. CONTROL make.
a oeel Wtlh lhe 1111 ti ownef. 2:2&1 NEWS 2:27 NEWS
2".*> 8 MOVIE
• • .. The 8oQr And TM
Oealll" (1963) Manfred
l<rug ( t hr , 66 min >
• MOVlf
• • • "You Only LMt 011ce" ( t937) Henry
Fondl, SIMa Sidney A
lremed conviet Moot9
way °"' ol pneon. ( 1 tw., 30
min) HT ·= • • • ··TM Comfnand"'
C 1964) Guy Mactt.on. Joerl
W.idon A Witt" tfnallV
resotvel Iha queiltlon of
Wyom1og·1 ownerllllp. c 1
hr . 66 min) •:ooD MOVIE
•••• ,., "'$Goil Of The
Antarctic" ( 1948) John
Miiis. ~ek Bond. An
8CCOUfll of one of lhe moe1
herole awplOlta In ttt•llh
111$10fY, lhe Ill-lated ••pe-
dlflOO to lhe South Pote, (2
hrw.1
• MOVIE
• • "SlavM Of BabYIOft"
( t953) Rlc:llard Cont•. Un·
da Chrlslian. •:.251 NEWS •:30 MOVIE • *'"' "'Me•• Simon Chetty" ( 1950) Zena
Mo1anau. John 8llleY
Wedne•da9'•
Da111 l•e Mo.,W.
AFTERNOON
12:00 D .... A Witch WMtlout
A Broom'· ( 1961t Jeff
Hunter. Marla ~· A
11Ullful 16th oentury.
,.... In I0¥9 'Mttl •
2 century hlllory
prof , II hr., 30mln.)
•••••• ,,.. Beby'"
p961) George Hemllton,
Mercedel McCambridge.
A yQUng mute glrl mlrac:u-
tOUllY -reg.tin• hef YOice
and tallt tn I0¥9 wlttl the
4WltlQ8!1$1 the th/Ilka la ~· (t hr .• $0 min.)
3:()0 ®) ••• ,., ··Man On The
Oullld•'· t 1974) Lorne
Greene, JamH OllOf\.
When bOll'I hd eon end hit
grand9orl are kMled, a
retired pollOe olfiC* likes
ac:1IOO. (\hr • 30 min.)
3:30 •••• ,., "'"-*' ~
Frank" (19691 Jon Voight.
Mon1Que Van Vooren.
Am4Wlca becom8S populat·
ed 10lllh sope!'mel'I. g.809-
Slef•. mad 110enli815 and
monsters. (I hr .• 30 min.)
Marti"'
Ebsen
·'Millionaire' Back INs1Wfl Star
D a r r e n
McGavin plays
a c I ever con.
artist in a two-
p art Di sney
movie, airing
J an. 7 and 14 on
NBC, Channel 4.
Horwred
LAS VEGAS <AP> -
Wild and crazy come·
dian Steve Martin has
been voted ''Entertainer
of the Year" by mem·
bers of the American
Guild of Variety Artists
at the organization's
ninth annual awards
ceremony.
Martin received the
"Georgie" statuette -
named io honor of late
songwriter George M.
Cohan -Sunday night
during taping of a
television s pecial
scheduled to air on CBS
Wednesday, Jan. 10. THEY GET HELP FROM 'MIWONAIRE'
Edward Albert, Pamela Toll Featured MARTIN ALSO was~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
named male comedy
s tar of the year by
AGVA, the nation's
largest entertainment
union.
··Entertainer of the
Year" award-winners in
previous year s were
Totie Fields, Johnny
Carson, Ben Ve reen.
Frank Sinatra, Sammy
Davis Jr., Uza Minnelli
and Bob Hope, who was
honored twice.
Also during Sunday's
presentation, AGVA 's
special "Golden Award"
was presented to Buddy
Ebsen for "outstanding
entertainment provided
to the American public
over a long period of
years."
Tribute to Flight
Scheduled on '50'
The Smithsonian Institution National Air and
Space Museum's collection of aircraft and
spacecraft and the adventures of the men and
women, who made manned flight a reality, are the
inspiration for "A Place of Dreams," an hour-long
special narrated by Cliff Robertson, which will air
at 10 a.m. Wednesday on KOCE-TV, Channel SO.
The program is followed al 11 a.m. by "Affair
in the Air." a documentary on the love of Oying,
shot on location at the 1977 Experimental Aircraft
Association Fly-in convention in Oshkosh, Wis ..
the world's largest aviation event.
"A Place of Dreams" utilizes newly filmed.
closeup looks at the National Air and Space
Museum's collection of aircraft and spacecraft,
displays from the museum's many exhibit halls,
A SELECT commit-early newsfilm of flight's pioneers, and vintage
tee. headed by AGVA photographs.
honorary pres ident The broadcast seeks to capture the excitement
George Bums, named and wonder experienced by the over 25 million
Ebsen for the award. It people who have visited the National Air ana
previously has been pre· --'s.,..p_a_ce.;...-M_use __ um __ s_ln_ce __ it___,ope.__n_ed_on __ Ju_l_y_l_._1'_97_6_. __
senled to Milton Berle.
Edgar Bergen. Jimmy
Durante, Lucille BaJI,
Duke Ellington, Kate
Smith, Jack Benny and
George Burns.
Other award winners
at the Sunday night
award ceremony were:
-Carol Burnell,
female comedy star of
the year.
-Barry Manilow,
male singing star.
-DEBBY Boone.
female singing star.
-Ann-Margret, song
and dance star.
-The Bee Gees,
vocal group.
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See for YoUf'Mll
et Hunt1ngtoA
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The Christmas Gift
for all Seasons.
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Fifties Series Becomes TV Mtnie ~ By PETER J . BOYER might have ~"'.allowed ~e idea of an
LOS ANGELES <AP> -For more eccentric millionaire giving away a than 20 years. Don Feddersoo was on million dol~ars. every week, b':'l
television's main line a never-miss would today s hip buy the fantastic ' . yarn? producer whose shows were consis· Perhaps considering the success of
tt:nt su~cesses. Then suddenly, the ''Fantasy Island,'' certainly DO thesis
nice ~bing bet~een Fedderson and on realism, CBS programs chief
American TV viewers was ov~r. Donald "Bud" Grant gave Feddefson . It wasn't a happ~ se~aratioo. ~V 3 ring
viewers. through their Nielsen family "He. asked, 'How'd ya like to make
surrogates, let ~edderson know they a "Millionaire" movie?' .. Fedderson
were weary of.his products; ~d Fed· says. "I said a million dollars
derson was n l abou~ to gi_ve the couldn't last two hours <inflation, you
viewers what the ratings said they know) but maybe we could do a
wanted. tril g " Fedderson was Crom the school or 0 Y • , •
nice-guy television. He made shows A!liD THATS WHAT ~bey d1~.
like "The Millionaire," "My Three To~ght, .after a 17-year ~ap '!! his
Sons" and "Family AfCair... w~1~d g_iv~~way obsess ion. The
Straightforward, often simplis tic '1ilhon8.lre returns to CBS at 9
stufrthatneverlacked a moral. o clock on Channel 2.
His heroesworeties As you may recall. '"Th e
· . Millionaire" turns on the eccentric WHEN "FAMILY Affair" and whims of a reclusive tycoon who
"My Three Sons" were axed in the changes people's lives by giving
early '70S, Fedde~n became a TV them $1 mtllion c hecks . The
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dropout. Folks dido t want Fred Mac· Mitlionaire is never seen· Michael
Murray's pipesmoke pb!losophy.: Anthony, bis raithfuJ courie~. does his lei!!!:~~
they wanted free-wbeehng anti-biddin1t.
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her~s who could ~low away a . few In tonight's movie-version, The -;:========::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=====: baddies before the first commercial. Millionaire strikes thrice: be doles
"l couldn't find anything I wanted bucks to an unfortunate accountant
to do. to tell you the· truth," Fed· <Martin Balsam) racing prison on a
derson says. "I didn't want to do the bum rap to three brothers (the
violence. It's easy to do, but I didn't Hudson brothers) browbeaten by
want to." their boss and to the son (Edward
Last year, while co~plling clips Albert. Eddie's boy> of a wealthy
from old shows for its SOth an· tyrant who needs cash to save his
niversary special, CBS noticed that wife's health clinic
famous faces kept .popping up in its •• 'THE MILUONAJRE' is people old . long-runnang hit , "The Millionaire." It brought back stories •. ~.God know~ we need~-
pleasant memories for the erstwhile pie stones, he says. '!'he fant.a:s1es
No 1 network · of people will never ~ie . . . htUe · · people. That's the basic concept or
THOSE MELLOWS of the 'SOs storytelling."
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ASLEEP IN
FRONT OF
THE TV·--
by Gus Arriola
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom K. Ryan
SHOOU' 1HiRt: IJf
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I ~Y'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Former TV
host
SStones
10 Prohtl>llS
14 lmpet
ISEulogy
16 "Talle--
1Tom me"
11 Flower
19 Part
20 Dread
21 Raged
23 Oxygen lorm
26 ()(ig1n· Sul-
hx
27 Shaker
JO Ripe old age
34 Brazilian
S()C(:er star
35-de Leon·
Sp. explorer
37 Constetla·
110n
38 Black bird
39 Less sunny •1 Eviscerate
42 N. Y C. butld·
1ng
43 Infant woe
•4 Nauhcal
term
45 Mllllar~ zone
•7 Cuddlers
...
50 Pronoun
51 Pooidge
52 Ocean cur·
rent: 2 woros
56Sheep s
coat
~Man's name
51 Accident
tesult. 2
words
64 Nursemaid
65 Fr nver
66 Noises
67 Cfack
68Jom
UNITED Fe.11ure Syn<!C-1,
Mond1y'a Puule Sollled:
fi9 Small: Su I hx l-T+:l.;;+iiiiihf,..+;.+;~17-F.~
DOWN
'Shove 2 Italian river
3 StablliztnO
agent
4 Admonish
5 Fear
6Wmg
7 Oiaty a Ids
9 Decision
10 Sterile
11~ 1 £ ypt1an
er
13 Raced
18 Nap
22 Wiiiow
24 Himalayan
monarchy
25Wearlng
away n Booms
28 Thus
29 01 a pelvic
bOne
31 Bird
32 More loyal
33 Eucalypls
36 Fmer
39 Scrub
40 Dreadful « Salvador -.
Chilean
president
.. . . .
'6 Shoe part: 2
words
48 Endure
49 Distant: Pre·
hx
52 Numbers
53 011 country
S4Actress -
Merrill
!15 Peasant
57 Redact
58 Penny
59 Ending for
div Of rev
62 lnsecl egg
~Three: II
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8Je OAILV PtlOT TUMdly, 0.C.mber 1t, 1111
Two
.
Lookinc bKk oa um. parUcula.rty
• ln th Upt ot a lackhl1lcr ahowln1 the prt1vlou1 yur, t'ommunlty
tbeat ra .aona th,~ Oran11c.> C-Out un
tab Justmable prldt' ln tbdr ac
compliabmenll •
Intermission
Tom Titus
Valley Community Theater, directed
by Mlcbld BleUu. "So 11ood you'll be
l1u1blDI all the way home . . btllk
and lmactnaUve 1taaln1e."
•• ..THE BOY r•• END,.. San
Cl emente Community Theater. ;..... ________ .,, • dltected by Eileen Ftah.bacb. "One of
thOH rllrt ama~ur producUona that
ha1 everythlna aolna for lt • . . a· hlth ••on of artlsOc elbow 1reu,."
Co t ~rtory ..•.• d monatrat
th lotly tandardJ attaJnable by the
noD·prd-onal thtalt r." TllE•E WF.aE MO•t! ambitiov
producUona mountt'd and more rron.
ttera C'roaaed c a~ of tht1 ~ non·
prof eulonal ahow ~ rt ora.,1~
County Pttmil'nttt) thin ha evi·
1 d"Dl In a vf'r&l )' a And the I ·
J . ..TH LION IN WINTEa ,"
WH lmln•ter Community Tbcattir, ·
dlrtrtfd by Chuck Slanoart. "AJt
part! coattrned are at th top of
their form f<>r a 1uperlaUv produo
lion an interpretation rich ln r
t . "'nit: f'AILVaE TO ZIGZAG,"
La1una MoullA>fl Playbouae, directed
by Oout Rowe1 ''An abundance of
tetbnJcal aplendOr, a 1tac1ert.na out·
put of ambiUon In all depanmenta."
.·
of quallty lncru1.-d considerably
durln11m
Tbua, HI ~ lM 10 beat from an
exceptional 'I ar 1s lrauabl wlth
peril, ~ man) d C'r~lnc PfOduc·
Uona must nttl' ully be omnttd
from Uw lineup The ~ that rt'ma1n
con1t1tut \h~ rrt'am of • bo\lnWuJ crop
llf'rt!. lMn. are the lh11ly Ptlot.'s
top 10 for 1978 \'ll:cludtna. or
cour "· .ny play 10 which lh1a coJum
nlat pe11JonaUy paruclpattd With
t-acb liatina " a quott> from thl!i. new1p1~r'a "'vtew of thl' show
l. "TWO BY TWO," Westmlruilt'r
Community l'bealer, dtr cted by
Kent Johnlon. "AJI lhe W,gred.icnt.s of
a sure·flre hit ... mesh s uperbly In·
to what must be termed the most t-n·
JOyable abow. of the season ... an
exciting piece of musical theater."
2. "EQVVS," Laauna Moulton
Playhowse, diTecled by John Ferzac.
ea. ·•stands shoulder lo shoµJder to
the version staged last year by South
Queen Meets
·Superman'
LONDON (A P )
Hollywo od 's n e
b I o c k b u s l e
"S upe r man" -va s
s cr eened ror Quee n
Elizabeth JJ and Prince
Andrew at a European
royal charity premier
here. Later the film's
star met with the queen.
gal flavor, t'OmpellJ.oa In •t• lntftl.Stty
itnd power "
<t . ••ntE LION IN WINTEK,"
Co 11 M a t1vlc PlayhOUff', direct·
l'd by Pau Tambt>lllnJ "A taut, cmo·
Uonally lnvolv1n1 producUon .
convf'ylng a rlvttin1 1eOJ ot Im m~lac)' whJch m\k Lb play l'n·
cro11ma Cvt.'11 lboulh done earlier thla
aeaaon "
''TJ1£ ROAR OF T H E
G REASEPAINT, THt: SMELL OF
TH£ CaOWO," We tmlnater Com·
munlty Theater . dirt>cted by Kent
Johnson "Weatmtnster'• •Greue· paint. ll.tkea advantage or the
theater's horseshoe staging to' attain
a heretofore unrealized 1ntlmacy with
its a udiences."
6. "TWIGS," Laguna Moulton
Playhouse, directed by· Jan Arian.
"First class all the way down U\e line
a fine, cohesive production. •
It. ..IA.ST OF THE at:D HOT
LOVE ,'' Westmlnater Community
Theater, directed by Ron Flllan. "A
crtaply crafted abow that defies you
not lO la~ re11rd1ess or bow many
umea you ve heard the lines before
. not the rtnl version, but amooc
the beat."
There were other f10e shows, to be
a~re. but these 10 topped an im·
Ci',.,....._#f,tMCfH'flAt••Ot ~
NOW ~.
fn 5"0Ml¥ saACnD TMMTMS ,_, INIW.tNS NfM ¥0U
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The $35 million film
opened one night after die royal preview. The
American.fin a n ced
movie stars Christopher
Reed , 26, In the title
role, and has received he art reviews her ________ .,
NO W PL AYING
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Newpdrt Beach 644·0760
CHBOIH
Orange 634·25S3
o MASJRIJIECE
of ANIMAnON •••
o IUltST of AIN
and AOVINTURE
preuive ll1t Thursday thtl top
pertormanua on the community
theater circuit will be r«e>gniied,
end Friday will 1ee1 the unveibng or
the Daily Pilot'" ntth annual man
and woman or the year In theater.
auo SCHOOL GETS
' JWY'S RED SHOES
GOSHEN. Ohio (AP> -Students at
Goshen Hlah School are eagerly wail·
lng for the arrival of a pair of red
shoes. Not Just any shoes. but some
lt\al belonged to movie star Judy
Garland.
The l2S students in the school's
band ·and chorus raised the 1375 they
used to bid successfully on the red
pumps. whkh were aucUooed off
along wllh o th e r Garland
m e Q'lorabllla in California last
month. Band director Eldon Thomas
said the students had not decided
what to do with the 1hoes yet.
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The eaisest way to detect a counterfeit bill is to compare it with the real thing. 'The counterfeit will stand out.'
By JUDITH OLSON
Of tile 0.lly PllOt ~
The clerk at a Disneyland shop thought the
JlOO bill felt a little stTange when she fint ac· cepted it.
Suspicious of its value, she toot an eraser
and tned to rub off the ink. "It came off,•• she
said. "So t immediately called the security
guards and they follow~ the man.••
Unfortunately, the man who passed the
counterfeit bill wu unaware al what be bad
done. He was a South American tourist, vlliting
the U. S. for the fll"St time and be bad made bis
currency exchange with a friend.
Sharp salesclerks and bank tellers usually
are the ones who catch counterfeiters, accord·
'ing to Richard M. McDrew, assistant to the
s pecial agent in charge of the Los Aneeles office
of the U.S. Secret Service.
"We arrest in the neighborhood of 100
persons annually, mostly men," be said.
Dellr Pl ....... 11r ak-.. K.-.W
Evan Ball, 2, and Shana Novegrod,
check out a special doll's house.
The little girl was impatient, "Mommy can
we go in it? I want to go in it."
"Holly," sajd her mother, kneeling down lo
peer through a tiny, frost-sprayed wiodow, "I'd
love to go in it too. But the door is locked and we
can't."
Yes, the door of the 12 foot high, two at.ory,
Victorian dollbouse was locked. because of a
liability situation in the sboppiq center where
it is displayed. But that didn't k lou of
Hollys and their equally curio. moms from
peeking inside to see tbe twink.lina Cbriltmu
tree with present.a all around. · •· · The yellow and white doll/p)aybome wltb
lace curtains, a real stained glass window, elec· tricit~1 a hardwood porch and authenU~ ~Uque
pinrau is on diaplay through the boUdaJS at
WestcWf Plua, Newport Beach.
It ls the creatJon of a retired ~
teacher, (S.year-old Dick McNabb of Newport
Beach. The house is for sale u ls -wttb blue
shag wall-to-wall carpet and a ladder to the
second story loft -thou1h the price, 9',500
would be a bU steep for most pocketboolt1.
-:: Mc.Nabb, ~-.ays--ttte--..._. ie • '9"""-
ment and can be used for sevehl aenerationa of
chlldr• or converted into an outdoor bar bouH,
( ... BOUSE. Pate Cl)
The Los Angeles office polices the area from
San Clemente east lo the Utah line north to San
Luis Obispo, as well as So!!them Nevada.
"The average dally receipts <of counterfeit
money) are.-about $5,000. a small amount, real· ly," McDrew said. ·
The Secret Service "works very bard" at
apprehending counterfeiters, be added.
ID addition to Ups from st.ores and banks.
the service obtains "information from people wbo observe suspicious actions. Without the
cooperation of the public we wouldn't be •uc·
cessful."
Orange County Isn't immune from the COUD·
terfeit ring, McDrew said. Recently a group
was caught trying to pass $1 million in hundred
dollar bills at Knott's Berry Fann and Dis·
neyland.
"We arrested them ln late June through
some very observant clerks at Knott's. The
passers were arrested and they led us lo the
plant and mooey in the Stanton area."
Boliday-
Sharlng
By CHERYL ROMO
Of Ille O.lly Pl ... Matt
The holiday season is traditionally a time
for sharing and giving with family and friends.
Those without someone to spend the
holidays with often feel lonely, frustrated and
without purpose. It's not necessary.
In this area there are others who need
whatever sharing and giving you have to offer.
Whether it be baking cookies for an elderly
sbul·in, serving turkey dinner to someone down
on his luck, or wrapping Christmas toys for lit·
tie children whose parents can't afford to buy
any.
Below is a partial list of organizations and
bow you can help make someone else's
Christmas brighter -and your own :
WOMEN'S TRANSITIONAL LIVING
CENTER: Female volunteers who are "warm
and supportive and enjoy contact with women
and children" are needed over the holidays at
Orange County's only haven for battered
women and their youngsters, said Counselor
Georgia Sims.
If you have time to ~wer phones or take a
child for a walk, call the Center at 992-1931. In
addition, donations of bedding and canned food
are welcome.
SALVATION All•Y: This year the Salva·
Uon Army ls running short of toys for needy
children; 30 lo 40 percent less than last year at
this time, said a spokesman. Unwrapped new or
handmade toys and donations of canned goods
may be dellvered to: 818 E. Third Street, Santa
Ana.
Penons interested ln volunteering for a
special Cbrlltmaa proaram may call 546-7880.
811A&E OUUELVES CS.0.S.>: You ·can
adopt a f amlly for Christmas dinner Or COD·
trlbute food, elotblna and toys by calling
5'6-2047 ln Cotta Mesa.
~.. ~GE 00l1NTY RESCUE Ml8810N: Tbh~'ye'l"t the lli11lon. located ln
downtown Santa Ana, will be the only tacWty
aervtn1 • f\&l.l-eoune turkey dinner.
They need volunteers on auwtmu Day at t
p.m., after the noon church sentce, to help
with ffl"Vinl, aettln& tables and cooldnl·
In addition, they welcome donations of food
of any kind such as ; turkeys, plea, yams.
cooklet and canned veaetablel. A turnout of
more than 150 la expected, maay al whom are
needy famill• with children.
lf you CAD help, contact Irene PeJlado at
835-CM•.
McDrew said the most popular bill to
"fake" is the $20, with the $10 next and the $100
third. "Seventy.five percent are $20 bills," he
noted.
"Counterfeit money is made just about the
same wa)' your buslness cards are m•de. It's an
offset process, not very sopbistlcated."
The imitator can never hope to make
anything near a real bW because of the trade
secreta used by the Bureau of Encr•vinc and
Printing.
"Counterfeiters don't have the riaht .,.per
or process," Mc Drew said. "The Bureau of
Printing uses an intaglio process, which gives a
superior type of line quality. It bas a three~
dimensional quality, where the offset su.rface is
flat and dull."
The paper used for U. S. bills is a "superior
type rag paper," and there is nothing like it on
the market, he noted.
"U anything like lt does appear we take it
out or clrculation."
( H appening s )
Yule Gala
Santa was on band Sunday night to greet
First Nighters of the Laguna Moulton
Playhouse. in spite of the rain, when approx·
lmately 85 members gathered for their annual
Christmas gala.
The entertainment by LI.ta Sare«e'• Youth
Theater Group was "adorable," accordina to
CellDe Mllne, vice president. "It was a very·
festive evening."
First Nighter s raise money for Ms. Surette'sgroupthroughouttheyear.sheadded.
Refresbmenta were served after the pro.
eram.
Service Awards
Mn. Harry GoeU of Newport Beach was
the high volunteer with ~ service hours when the AuxUlary of Hoag Memorial Hospital,
Presbyterian, gave ita aervlce awarda last
week. Alao honored were the Mmes. J. L Hetsler
and C'-'t.ldu Lee, 4500 hours; Les IJ~
~; Dorodty Berea and R. S. PaWloa. 2000,
and Cbarles Gray, 1000.
Junior memben cited were hlle JeMea.
550; .Ian Gruer, 500: Elleea Sal.Una and Karl
Q.ale, 400, and LI.ta Vul, 350.
Angel of Year .
Real currency also is impregnated with
small red and blue fibers, which are easily visi· ble through a magnifying glass.
Though the Secret Service sends out
speakers and has free booklets about COUD·
terfeit money. banks and stores are encouraged
lo have training programs for their employees.
All banka and department stores surveyed
in the coast area do have programs rangin&
from two weeks to a mention at staff meetinp
tbrouehout the year, tbouab moat. were reluc· \
tant to~ them. • .
One bank spokesman said more counterfeit
money is passed during the holiday seaaon but
McDrew coot.ends it's about the same all year.
How does one detect counterfeit bills? The
easiest way is lo compare it witnthe real thing.
"The counterfeit will stand out as being funny,"
McDrew said. ''That's why they call it 'funny money.'"
From le~, Vicki Velasco, Carolyn Agnew
and Tiffany Mueller.
Angel ol the year by the Cb1ld Guidance Center
of Oraqe CowlJy durlna • dinMr at the lleaa
Verde eo..mtry Club.
McCardle, who wu honored for b1I con·
• .,. lleCardle of Oolta .......... nameo---(See HAPPENINGS. .... Cl) ..
A
Fllle Arts
For Kids
., HAaav ATICINfl
SOU'Mffl'U~LO, Mlrh
• CAP) -Don't try lo tell
1t udent1 •t Leonhard
Etemeolary School that
the llne an. ate 1l11y
ttutt. 'l'lley koow lJetttiir,
Thr6u1b pro1r1m1
run b1 voluateer
parenta, tlM acbool 11
11Yln1 1tudent1 flrtl•
band aporl•nce In
.... , .. ol the •rt.I.
In fact, IOMO of lM
cbUdren, even llt1l
1r1dtra, alrHdy are
pu)>llahod aulhora
throu1h on lut'b ven·
lure Al the 1chool'1
publl1hln1 ctnl4tr, the
lludeote oreat1. II
luatrale, blod and dl1
play oraiinlll work.I.
Tht1 l'TA.1pon1or11d
pro.ram bf'll•n abOut
twn yHni a.ro when 1
wrltM or c hlldrrn's
bou).a vl•llfd tht1 Khool.
ht tt1plalned to eaeh
rlau how book• pro· ,,.,. rrom en •ulh.or'•
idH to lM tlnllbed prod·
UN , Ind hid the It"·
denta wrtt.e 1torle1 of
lhtCr own
To hlpll ... t the H ·
perltnCll. •ht aakod
tuc h•n to typ• the
1t,,,t 1 TNn 1MI uked
the children to tllu•tralft
Uu•lr work ind mako
th•·m Into boob.
The ol)erl.oce WH "o
popular that c:hlltlrvn
le •Pl 11kln1 to do It
u N • I n a n d t h t•
publl•hlnc c nt.r w 1111
burn Now , any Umt o
chlld bu a ttory ld,i11 he
or •he thlnkl publl•h•
ble, ll'I taken to tho
ceot.er.
f
ERMA BOMBECK I HOROSCOPE
Some S~tistic~
I · m one or those
women who bellevo t.b1t
Ille wlll continue even lf
I don't know that
quarterblCk Charlie
1-·uga1 needs 14 puses lo
move ahead of the
legendary Orlow Spitt
who threw 6,442 compl•·
tlon1 for • comblned
y1rda1e ol 31,033 ymb,
1,&00 of th~m whlle
wearlni SuppHOH.
Maybe It'• eot a com·
plotA, full life. but I'm
wlllin1 to mak e aacr1nces. My huaband 11 not.
He beUevet there has
two broUlerl pla)'loc on
the 1ame team for
dlabes. I lh1nk if you'll
check the record book
you will ftnd we have DOl
had that kind of a re·
lalloahlp betweoen 1lbl·
'lngs alnce Caln and Abel
were a duo back in
Qeoe1i1."
r look ed at my
bu1band. He hadn 't
heard a word I said. Ob well, I just wltnettsed
another record for a
lhUl ·OUt ... e ight.
montful u.nd four days.
not b.eo a prophet like -------------------
<;urt Gowdy aiDCe Moses. r-'llflftllrf"l"f-, 11nd that When CUrt an-
UPHOLSTBY -..Y•W• ..... riouncee •omeone has
broken Johnny Unltu'1
record o( 26 pUHS ln a
Audden·death playoU,
there wtU be I nash Of
llghtnini and rain for 40 day1 and nipta. .._ ___ ..,.. ___ ..,.
ltD....., ..... c..e. .... _.,....,,"
ed back It the Ht.
the real Santa
As real as his
beard at Hunll~on Center
Hmda ~nokur, volunteer with Amy Wig/er.
"The chlldrtn may not
1row up lo be" authort,"
aay1 Carol Mlt.c:hell, who
run1 the cent.r, ••but
they certainly have a
better tmdemandinc of,
and aopreelaUon fOll, the
booi publashlnt process.•
•'The whole thing hu
Ju1t been lncrodlbly
well-recel ved." uy1
Fred L ebo witz,
Leonhard's princlpal,
who concedes be used to
~ wary of such enrich·
ment progTams lnvolv-
1 n g parents because
"after the initial en-
thuslam wears off, the
parents usually get
bored and stop showing
"Who Carel?" J about· -~ --------.
"Sbhbb," be said mo
Uonla1 for silence.
•••
tFrom Page Cl>
tnbul1ons to the community, h~ servt:d as
director for the Boys Club of the Harbor Area,
1s a past president of the Kiwanu, Club and a
Ktwanian of the year, has been state director of
the Califoniia Realtors Assoc1ataon and bas
served oo the board of directors of Costa Mesa
Tomorrow.
He also is a member of Newport Harbor
•· •• Sharing
(From Page CO
LAOTIAN · FAMILY COMMUNITY
CENTER: Is in urgent need of food, clothing or
.. anything" for incoming refugees. For more in·
formation call the Santa Ana center at 541-6888.
VOLUNTARY ACTION CENTER: A
spokeswoman reports lb.e Mental Health As·
socation needs turkey and all lb.e trimmings to
feed approximately 20 persons and the Depart-
ment o( Social Services is requesting unused
toys and other gifts for foster children who
range in age from infancy to teem. ·
The Red cross ill Santa Ana will be open
Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and needs
volunteer help in the donor cent.er and donations
o( blood.
The Santa Ana Deihl Community Cent.er
also needs food , clothing and g1fta .. Most of the
area convalescent hospitals are seeking volun
leers for "friendly visiting" to patients without
families this holiday.
For information about any of these pro-
grams call the Voluntary Action Center,
675·9210.
FISH O&GANIZATION: The Harbor area
group affiliated wtlb. the Newport Harbor Coun·
cil of Churches needs volunteers to wrap pre-
sent.3 for children and to make cookies for elder-
ly shul·ins.
Lutheran Church and tias been active in the
Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. '
Children 's Reading
Youths from Venado Middle School m
Irvine read their own short storie8 and poetry
Saturday al the University Park Library In an
event sponsored by the Orange County Arts Al·
bance.
The program ls designed to encourage
children to write, and the audience included their
parentsandmembersofthepubUc.
The seventh and eighth graders participat·
ing were Michele Brown, Jolla DaaJel1, Pam
Davis, Leonor £bllag, Karen Flynn, Kini
France, Unda Greenwald, Bobbi JobDIOD, Deb·
ble Mercer, Erin Morgan, JI Won Park, Michele
Perin, Usa Rodely, Jackie Strawther and Gene
\loug.
Air National Guard
There was disco music, a buffet and
candlelight when the 222nd Combat Com·
111unlcations Squadron of the Air National
Guard bad its <..:bristmas party Saturday evenine.
-The party, wbJcb was held at the base in
Cost.a Mesa. was planned ~s:-" Sit. .lames Stewart, 8ealor Alrmu a a Beiarkk and
Airman ht a ... Clll4J Gelutag.
Headdress Show -
The team of .Joel Smith o( Costa Mesa and
DftllM Lewla o( Huntington Beach won first
place Ln the 12tb annual Christmas Headdress
show sponsored by Golden West College cos-
metology students.
Seventy-live student stylists created a show
that was Viewed by more than 400 people.
The winning entry also took lop honors in
overall look with a spherical headpiece of silver
and red balls , which was set of( by the model's
red evening dress. .
Other winners were .Joe Wript, special
theme; Mardi Boedeker and Pew BQCbbanka,
serendipity award, and Naacy Leopold,
make-up.
~up."
The s uccess of the
public publlahlng center
has given birth to
srlnofr programs, in·
c udlng one that in·
troduces children to
great paintings.
•'The quality or the
parental involvement is
jus t outstanding ,''
Lebowitz says. "They're getting the kids to like
someCbing that could be
deadly. They know· it's
not sissy stuff now.'•
The publishing center
ls actually a spare cor·
ner of a storage room.
furnished wtlb. table and
chalra, typewriter, sew·
ing machine and
materials to construct
books -cardboard,
scraps of wallpaper and
fabric, glue and
crayons .. It ii ataffect by
two or three volunteer
parents twice a week -Monday afternoons and
Wednesday mornings.
"It normally ta.kes a
child three 1.S-minute ap-
pointments to complete
a book," Mrs. Mitchell
says . "And at every
step, be makes · choices
to insure a personalized
proJect."
The child takes a
rough draft to the first
appointment, and volun·
leers go over it with the
"They could make up
those stall.sties and ... "
"Will you knock It
off." said my husband .
"Now I'll never know
who holds the record ror
fumbles in the NFL dur·
ing a nationall y .
televised game whi ch
was attended by a vice
president."
"If you're so im-
pressed by stat.isllcs. ·' I
said hysterically, ·'I' II
give you some statistics
Did you know:
''The record fl a
rushing is held by your 1 ___ 1'1\_ L'1
son who has been the ~~
rirat one to answer the ~iJT.~ · ~one on t.be first ring ·-.::-:JI · J,m,
r the lut five yean? · JOim' ,o,,.._
"Old you know that, ---JU .. lead the Domestic JtC.uU<: League in toilet tissue ~t SMJ-v· <.l.IJ....S.pm.
s pindle changing? I
have single-handedly '--'.;..._------~ .. changed the spindle ~---------~~:..;..;..-'=--'...;.;.;;..---'~
6,340 times and lead by
60 rolls the closest con·
tender. Brenda Clap·
tree, who signed on with
the Hlltoos?
"Are you remotely in·
tereated tbat a UUle
known draft choice, who as a kid uHd to l)ang
around the ldtcbea a lot
and dream, now picks up•
184 pairs of socks a day
in her aon's bedroom?
"Maybe you'd be ln·
terested in how many in·
complete sentences l
toss out a day that no
one liste ns to or
answers? Or how many
~imea I've intercepted
the car keys so we can
use our own car once in
a while?
"You want color? I'll
give you color. We have
MAGNAVOX
COLOR PORTABLE ..
The Perfect Christmas
GIFT
They may also need help with packing and
delivering food boxes on Chrtatmu Day, and
said a spokespe11100, "We always need volun-
teers."
For infonnaUoo, call 642...eoeo
"I> Judges were 8reDcla Wlldte, DUii)' K.J(!r
aod 8a.an Valade.
student lo help organize -;:::=====:;:::::::;;;:=:::; the story and make cor· fA{[S299.
••• House
<l'"np Page Ct>
says be only wants to build playthings ·'that
dreama are made of."
He hopes to soon begin construction on a
miniatw-e pirat.e ship. Mc Nabb also built the
Victorian playbou.ae used in the Century 21 com-
merdala on television.
The former Newport Mesa and Tustin
School District teacher is involved in building
wooden toys, restoring antique cars and deslgo/
inl dollbouaes. It lakes about slx week.a to btaµd
a house like the one on display which comes
apart at the center and may be moved in two
seetions.
The living room of the house is Uoot bv 8
and the loft is S.foot·6·incbes by 7-foot and an
adult, says McNabb, can easily stand In the
center and look at the &econd atory because the
ceiling lope 6 feet.
ST ARTS TODA YI
NoAclllli11io11Ck::+
Choose from our Large seleotlon of ~ Feathered Doves & Cardinals,
lrrported Handmade Omament1, Door
SW.p, Wreaths. Permanent Canadian
Pine Gftriand1, EVerlastlng ChrlstmH Ar-
lllJgementa and Center Piecet • • • end nu:hmot91
Large Polnsettlu Reduced to &.60 .
OPIM IVllY tva•ee "TIL t P.M. .
Disco Dinner
&ldlard B. Smltll, reeeotly honored u Man
of the Year by the City of Hope, and his wife,
Betty Jane, hosted a disco dl.nner dance for 180
guests at the Santa Ana Country Club. A
gourmet dinner was prepared by Cllef Walter
and served in a garden setting. Di.nner music
was provided by lb.e Smoothies. Aller dinner
guests were taught the latest disco stepe by pro·
fesalonal instructors. Among the guests were
the Peter Kremers , Ray Wat10D1, Ken
OUpllUC., Tllomu Daques, RuclaU Prealey1,
Alexaader Bowles, Robert McLalD1, Dale
8'aara and .lad Loves.
Smith ii president of Broadmoor Homes.
People Peering
Cbrl.IUDe Bonin of Corona del Mar will be
featured in the January Issue of Mademolselle
magaitn.e u one of the moat strtk:lng audience
volunteer makeovers from the magazine's "On
Location" event this past summer ... Beth
Koch Mahan and her husband, Don, Newport
Beach resldenta, boeted a birlhd•Y dinner for
Breu Cartetoa of Corona del Mar.
reclions in 1l.
T he story is typed,
and at the second .ap·
po1ntment, the child
makes lhe cover. When
the child arrives for the
third appointment, the
ONf Of AKINO
READY TO WEAR
book has b~en bound •Alterattons
and it is time to ii· •Mo,,ogramm1ng
lustrate.. •Covered Bells & Bullons
E v e r y s p r I n g •BullonhOles
Leonhard stages a book -Custom Oreagma+Mg
fair at which all classes, first through rifth, dls· NOW OPEN SAT 12-4
play their work. For Appt Call
"There are ribbons for ~
one GREAT GIFT IDEAS!
• T,...alfw ..... • Clod& lt..-0. •
r0tt.eal1 Cdof-TV • ()dysM'f .... • St••••• 8utr•c Pllt hi
the best submission In 41t l. 17111 M .. c.M.
each grade." Mrs. ~===c.:=""=:~=riN::=&:=l7=-==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!~~~~ Mitchell says, "and the .:
children thrive on thf
com petition ·'They really cherish
their books," she saya
"It 1s reallv their book Each Is a very precious
individual thine. anc
they are proud of It."
._. __ ......... r,-~ I
THE ORIGINAL
TEDDY BEAR •••
CASUAL JUNIOR CLOTHING * GIFTS FOR HIM ANO HER
LARGE sa.ECTION OF Ta>s •AMERICAN OAK ANTIQUES
PEWTER • PANTS ANO SKIRTS * HOME AND GOURMET ITEMS
, FASHION ISLAND Htwl*I ktcl\ 644 MOS
FASHION. SOUARE .. ,,,.All. Mifti96
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR ~9'echl4f ....
. . . . , .
..
Ftom 8telff ot Au1tr11,
Thi lllver button In the
ear guarantee• the
ariglnlllty.
Thirty eiGt't dolllta.
Pre-Hollday
&ale
TOPI: Minimum 20% OFF on
entlre Inventory. Some cut
upto50%.
DRISl!I: 20%-40% OFF
on Young Edwerdlan and
Gunne sax . Just In time for the pertles .
PANTS: Vp to SO% OFF
On Chemin de Fer, H.l.S.
and Chffk5. '
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ANN LANDERS I H.OAOSCOP-E
Cat Haters
Sentenced
To Death
0 EA R N a nd a .-hole batch of
ludct' I am )() a1ck l.o
m) stom h I can't n-e
stra11h t. I t11:1ve done
thta aort of thinR for
over a )'ear and I'm fat
&b • pi1.
( Horoseope )
W•~DN DAV. OE . Zt
By YDNEY OMAaa
Alll ES <Much 21·
Aprll 19) Ace nt on
work pr<X'l"durce, nulr•· lloo. bwur n "Cl.a, com.
tMQ <' whclr rat.
rflcnau on a nd health
are co n ccrn~d B~
thorough ('h~~k Un •
p r int . Do )'o ur
hc1mc .. ork BC! IDmUlar
with mat r1tll al hand.
Aq u1rlu1 . ·r a u rua,
~orplo penon.t rtaure
promtnmUy
TA UfttJS IAprll 20·
t y 10) Bf' analytJcal
Member ot oppo!'\lt e sex
report.a lhat cvtnl 0<:·
curred. Find reason~.
ask why -and expttt
unawens Crt!mmi, Virgo,
SaglttarJu$ person s
could figUl"e prominent·
ly . Excitement of dis ·
c.-overy IS on agenda.
Yes. the change proves
daUoo . Be d irect and
conrldml!
LIBllA (Sept. 23-0d.
22): Shake oft lethara.y.
doubt.a, fears and "bad
dreama .•• Welcome
fresh opponunlUet, new
contact.a. Leo. Aquartua
fl c u re prominently.
Aru which bad bffn ob-
. cured wiU now receive
benefit t:A geater. Uaiht.
0Are to step lot.o the un·
known!
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·
Nov . 21 > • Follow
t brou1h on hunch -
learn through teachl.ns
proceaa. You actually
1110 by aharing -know It . act accordingly.
Romance. fulfillment or
hopes, w ishes are
featured. You gain
plaudits -and flatteey.
M'ember or oppo6ite sex
claims you are won·
derful -and means il.
l..A N 0 KRS You Pf"I nlt"d
three letters 1n f•vor of
lht' blrd·k>¥ and Ol'llv
two rrom c t·lover; In
Liii fa 1mea )'OU must al
low me t o t'\'t'n l be
srore.
I've· lllwl.)'a lmov.n In
my heart. or heam that
people wbo bate ut.S are
not lo be trusted. Such
persons are lnvanably
underhanded, mean.
ond vicious . I have
never met a cat·bnter
who wasn't ·tl chron•c
llor , a crook or 3
hyr><>crlte.
I am ntvtr bun1ry bcnefic11ll
and I don'ten1oyfood. I GEMINI (May 2 1·
Just have tb1s uncon June 20). You reap re-
lrollablt' desire to stuff · wards of research. Be·
myself. I'm 17 years old m g well prepared now
and my mother. who has w1 II 1>ay dividends .
a g~eat figure. has bee n Know it and act accord·
yellLng at .me for years rngly . Structure ol
because I m a Ullle on abode: safety measures
the plump side. command a lle ntion.
SAGITl'AIUUS <Nov.·
22·Dec. 21): Emphasis
on business, Civic duties
and honors. Be flexible.
Display versatility and
humor. Specifically, you
perceive goal, you
articulate ~ and -
surprise of surprises -
your requests are' grant·
ed, Gemini, Virgo figure
prominenUy. A person who loves
cats should not marry a
per son who does not
s h are these feelings .
Such relationships ne ver
work out. A cat -hater
should marry his own
kind. They deserve each
other
Don 't s uggest pro· Show that you can as-
tessionaJ help. I can't af· sume responsibility for
ford il and I wouldn't "closing a deal."
give my mother the CANCER <June 2 1·
CAPRICORN <Dec.
22-Jan. 19): Good lunar
aspect conincides oow
with travel. spiritual in·
sigh ts. long-range view.
"unus ual" communica·
tion. You can break free
from restrictions. rut.
Personal horizons are.
enlarged. You get call.
message which could be
cause for celebration.
satisfaction July 22): Avoid definite
We can learn much
from these scrupulously
c lean. dignified felines .
The ancient Egyptians
were very wise. Anyone
who hated a cat was put lo
death. -MOTHER OF A
S IAM ESE AND TWO
PERSIANS
D EAR MOTHER':
Cat-lovers are lhe most
fiercely dedicated seg·
ment of society. The.y
are also more outspoken
about their feelings than
dog-lovers, I have round.
Death lo all cat·ha~rs,
however, Mems a bit ex-
cessive. Will you settle
for life lmprlsoameat?
If you can tell me why
J am doing this. it may
help me stop. Please,
Ann. 1 am counting on
you. -A FAT PIG JN
COLUMBUS
DEAR COLUMBUS:
You are aslclng for mail·
order psychiatrist treat·
meat and I cannot pro-
vide It. Your letter does
make it clear, however,
that you have a poor re·
latlooship with your
mother and It is obvious,
even at this distance, to
see that you are stuffing
yourself in order to spite
her. lo other words, you
are s aying, "You can't
tell me what to do."
II you refuse to see a
psychiatrist, I certainly
hope you will cooaider
talking to your school
D E A R A N N counselor. You need
LANDERS· My sister's •elp.
husband died suddenly
when they were on vaca-
t ion. The ambulance
took them over the state
line to a nearby hospital
a nd m y sister rode in
the ambulance with he r
husband. He died in be r
DEAR ANN
LANDERS: Today it
ha ppened again and I
am very annoyed. You
made reference to a let·
ter I know no thin g
about.
arms. I h We had to locate an Your co umn is sue
undertaker in New York an import.ant part of m y
and m ake reservations reading habit that when my husband and I go out to fly the body back to of town fora few days. I
P,enn sylvania, make a r-ask m y sister·in·law to
rangements for an un· clip it for me .
dertaker there. buy a. Please explain. I am
cemetery ~lot, and do -'BAFFLED IN LOS
100 other.things. ANGELES
The biggest proble m
came later.
My sister's hus band
was m a rrie d twi ce
before and wives No. 1
a nd 2 came to th e
funeral home <all three
nights> and s tayed the
whole evening. While
there, the two ex-wives
went around kissing the
family. a cting as if they
were the widows.
Al the graveside, my
DEAR BAFF: Some
papers do not print m y
e ntire column. Tbey
drop a letter or two
~cause they are short
of apace. Of course, I
am not happy about be·
log cul, but the re is
nothing I can do. I only
work bere.
commitments . Exam·
1ne. probe. as k -
give full play to intellec-
tural curiosity. Forces
tend to be scatter ed.
Know it and keep op·
lions open. What might
seem a sure th.ing now,
could do a complete
about-face in a matter of
days.
LEO (July 23-Aug .
22): This could be a "big
money" day . Accept
cha llenge. r'esponsibili·
ty, be. confident where
pressures are c o n ·
cerned. You'll have s up-
port of a uthority fi gure.
Ca pricorn. Ca n cer
persons -a nd t h e
number 8 -figure in
scena rio.
VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept.
22): Take initiative -
s tress indepe nde n ce,
ortginality. Popularity
surges -you get pulse
or public and can do
s omething about it.
Aries. Ubraflgure prom·
inenlly. Views are vin·
dicated. You could r e·
ceive special commen·
AQUARIUS (J an
20·F eb. 18): Analyze,
draw c onclus ions -
check one close to you
con cerning expenses
budget, investment.
What had been hidde n
will be revealed. Virgo
is in picture. Emotions
tend to dominate. Give
logic "equal time ."
PISCES <F eb. 19·
March 20): Emphasis on
partnership, written
agreement, marita l
status . Be aware or
public relations. Proted
your ·•µnage." Ufe style
undergoes d ecid ed
change. Domestic situa·
tion requires attention.
Yes, do make con ·
cess ion to family
member. You'll be hap-
pier as result!
Club Calendar ruM each Wtdu3day an the Doily
Pilot and cont ams nntices of women's and sennce club
meetmgs and ~vents for the followmg week -Thurs·
doy through Wednesday Send notices to Club Calen·
dar. Dmly Pilot. P 0 . Boz 1560. Costa'MtlO. CA 92626.
He sure to include your name and phone num~.
Noti.ces must be in our hands two week.sin advance
To reqw?st a picture. wnte or co.II the Features
Departmenl. 642-4321. Ptctures are limited to fund·
ral.!ers open to the public.
Wtddmg and engagement announcements nm on
Sunday tn the Doily Pilot. Forms art available at all
Doily Pilot olfices or by calling the Features Depart·
ment.642-4321.
To avoid dl.!appointmtnt. prospttti~ bndes are
reminded to have their weddmg stones, with a black·
ond·whlte glossy of the bnde or of the couple. to the
1"eatures Department one week before the wedding
Engagement announcements, with block-<ind·
white glossy of the future bndt or the couple. must be
received by the FealUres Department SU" weeks ~fore
the weddmgdate.
sister and her husband's
two sons were seated at
the casket only to look
directly across the
graveside, to see wives
No. 1 and 2 standing
there. <Wife No. l is re·
married a nd brought
her ne w husband.)
Do ex-wives and ex·
hu s bands b el on g a t
funerals? I believe it on-
ly adds to the heartache
or the present wife and
her family. -SORRY
FOR MY SISfER
I
DIAMONDS AND
GOLD BY OMEGA
For that Special
Christmas Gift.
DEAR SORRY: Yes.
Ex-wives (and ex·
hus bands) be long at
f11oerals lf they want to
attend. A condolence
ull at tile lwteral home
Is also proper, but I
don't believe they should
come three nights ln a
row and make an eve·
oiagoflt.
Regarding aeallng:
Former """"'" of the
deceased lboald alt la an
lncoaaplcaou 1pot DD•
leas lDvlted by the faml·
ly to do Mherwpe.
DEAR ANN: t just
finished eating two huge
slices or chocolate cake
Real-Joy
A~t.alflrllM
• real Senta with a
r.al beard brlno rNI
hohday toY •..
Huntington~
Woman's t4K yellow
gold textured llnk
bracelet watch, S69S.
0
OMEGA
Woman's 1•K yellow
or white gold textured
bracelet watch with 2•
diamonds, S1r150.
woman's 14K yellow
gold Quartz link
brecelet wat c h , mlnerel crvs tal ,
J1,S8S.
PVllUC NOTICE
O'?WI
~ ,ICTlnGUSMISINHS
NAM« ITATaM8N1
Tlw ·~ --I• ...... o.1\1 .... ,
MllC$0N COMl'ANlf.iS .• .,
~llon ""••·~ ...... CA ttMO
lto1>9•t M MloOf'. J• • titt
llt"t•ld• 0.lff, CO•Ofla ffl Mar, Ctl"~nl• t1US
fllli llu&lnft\ h Conel\l( .. 41 0¥ ... ..,_ 111 .. ~. It*" M Ml•Wft. J•
flll' ,..,_ ••• 1111111 wlfll -c-1v Cl•O 01 OtaftOt Goun1., Oft
No ...... -.... ,.
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t«19N.l-.Y ... •m
.... aAM.CAmtl
P\10411-Or ... C.O..i o.til"t Pliot
09<. '· ,, • tt. 2'. ..,. 5456-11
PUBLIC NOTICE
fltCTlnOUS MllNUS N~ITATU•llf
T"" 101_,,. • ....,., -llol11t -1tw ... ,.
STEWAltT W000 ~C'TS,.
l'.W Ori.,., CO.la Mn.I. CA.,.,. lanota LH l'lfl<OO, '11 So. Def>.
nl '-s-ta AN. CA '2'°'
Tl\omat 5Mw•t1 "'"'*"• "' So OtfwW1, s...4a Alw. CA.,,_.
Thi\ Dv\l .. u ,, <onduclad ll"t.
~r"'--"""" ""'°'•"'-" lllh u.-... lllell Wllh IN C-h Clef'• of Or~ eo..m., on
Now-• lO. tt'19
•ttstS1
Pvl>ll"'" 0r.,,.. Cont 0.11., PllOI
Mov. H . De< S, IJ, "· tt'19 ~11•11
PlJBLIC NOTICE
lllCTITIOUS •USINIU
NAMI! ITATIMaNT
'"" follo.,1"9 iienorli ••• dol"9
1111\IMUH" GOODTIMES PICNIC SERVICE,
~ C:.nllNI ..... WlnlmlMffo'. CA .,..,
MlchMI •• Kepllo ~lllt<ptlSH,
~ C:.tdlNll AW .. ~tmlMI .... CA
'2613
Thi• ~lnen I\ t onclliCltd bY.., .,...
lncorporalf<cl •-lallan otllar "*' • pertrwn.hlp.
Mk .... IA K ...... o Thi\ tl•l-1 .,~ Iii.cl with the
COUM'I C•l'f"ll of Ot-County on ...... u , 1'71.
•..Slit
Pvl>l I\,_ Or ""9t OMll Del 11' PllOI,
Nev, H. O.C S. U, 1', ttTa
PUBUC NOTICE
C ... JW
NOTlCI TO CltlOITOltS
SUl'lltlOttCOUlrT~TME $TATIOf'CAU~NIA l'Olt
TMI QOUMTY Of' Oltt.MOI
.... ""'7tM E•l•te ... EMMITT ROYAL fUCK.
4111• EMMITT A •• fUCIC, ,_. E. A.
TU(K,OKNMd
NOTICE IS MEAE8V GIVEN 10 ~
credllon.,. Ille -Nmtd do<-1
tNI ell ~ No<lnQ cla1•"' ~W.~I
ltw wkl OK-.,. ~ 10 me
lllam. •Ith IN~.,_,, -~\.In
IM Offke of Illa Clffk ... Ille·--
tlli.d coun. "' to ~ tfwm. with
Ille ne<o-y voucllart-, IO tM ..n-
cM1"Sl9~ "4 lt'4' I-offlu of JAMES
A. HUMPHREYS, J lt . INC .• 1.01
DoW> 5trwt, SUlte 1!0, ......_, 8Hch,
C•lllornle ~. ""'kll 15 i... pl.Ce Of
IX.SIM\\ Of'"' undel"Signed In ... m•t·
ltn ,,.,t~lnlnq to Ille'"'*'• Of Mkl de•
CPdMI, within lour .._,.,. •lltr ttw
'''"'' l>Ubl•<•llonof INS noUct. Oeted NOW>mOer 11. 197'.
DOROTHY 8. TUCK
Exe<utrl•of Illa Wiii of ,...,.._,,_dllc_I
JAMES A. HUM .... ltlYS,Jlt,
UlwC.._Mleft , .. , .,.,,. st.. s..... ,,. _..., ---.~nw
T .. :17HI -........ ., ... __ .
P\IOll~ Or-~ CHll"t PllOI, ~· ~ ''· ... ,., ,.,.
PUBUC NOTICE
SUfl'EltlOtt COU•T
~ CAUl'<MtNIA
COUNTY OI' ORMIOE ..... .., ..
OftMltTO
SNOWCAUSI U:Cf'lml
Ill 1M Molttw et h ""'kalloft\ <II
ltOll!ltT THOMAS TOl"•I N
ClltrSMMI afld IAltl.AltA JANE TOI"·
l"IN lwlf•lfor~af-
WHEAEAS AoOtrt Thomes Tollllln,
pellti-•. ~ fli..i • .,.mloft wltll 1llt
Ci.rti ol INS COurt for ... ~<~ fftO pallllan.•·\ ....... ,,,,.., ltOO.rl
TllOmH TOPC>tn, 10 It_,, Tllornes
Toopklq; IT IS ORDERED tNt ., .. .,.,._, lft
'"Hlird In lht -entllled m•llt• ~ar l!Morir thC\Court lll 11:00 •.m.,
on J•nuarv '· '"'· 111 llW counr_, of ~par1rnen1 No. l. •t 100 W.\I Civic c.,, ••• 0• • s.nl• ..... (.al"omC•. -,,_ cauw, 11 .,.,.,. ""'Y Ille petition IOI
<11.tnOir Of -\lloUICl-t» orented.
ll IS FURTHER ORDERED llwll a copy ot IN\ onlff lo ,_ CauWI' ..
publls htel In tht Da lly Piiot, a ne•"'P•e>e• ol qene•al <Ire ul•l•on
prlnled In Ortl9 Gountv~ C•lltornla.
OMt a_. IOI tour SUC<HS.W -ks
prior to 1,,. dill• Ml ft11 ,,..,1n9 on'""
IM'lilloll
Dated· ~JO,""· 81"\KtW.~
LOUIS F. l'EU.Jlt.
atJ l!HI c.Olt M ..... ay
s.1•102 ,..slOIHlce ... ..,
c.r-. "' ""-· c:.. mas T .. : 17141 '1•t1t1
Pullll\-()rt1t9t CcN\I DetlY PllOI
Oe<. S, 12. I'. Z.. 1'79 S4H II
PVBUC NOTICE ,,.,,.,,.
NOTICI OF TltUSTll'S SALi
....... Mff
Oft Oe<e-2', "1t . .ti 11 •00 A.Ni.,
CFS SERVICE CORPORATION, •
C.llfornle u>•"POr••lon a\ OUll' tOf>Olnl·
ed fru\IH ....0.•-1>11twant lo OeeCI of Tru\I •e<onleO Au(lu\I a, 1•11, H I,._
"" No , .... In bOOfj 1131'. IMO(' 117J. Of Ollklel '1ecor~ on the oflkt of Ille
Counly Recorott ot o.~ County,
51•1t Of C.lllOl'l'll•. WILL SELL l\T PU8LIC AUCTION TO HIGHEST
810DEA FOR CASH ljlo\yll()le et llfM
of Wit In ..... ut _., OI IN Un414d
5tatttl •• tlw South front tnt•enc• to
Ille Or•t19'f (llluMy Old Courl-. Ci-
ty Of Santa AN. Stalt Of c.alll0tnle •II
r19"t, mi. -lnlerest conw.,.. lo
-llOW Mid 11¥ II,_ selcl Dead Of
Trllfl lft lllt ~ \ltual«d '" wl4 C-1 "t -St.ti• Cle'S<r H:leCI 9' ·
LOI .. Of Track No ...... ·-on • "'•I> ""'...._ In !look MO. "'" •,.) ••• 1 -a ln<IU\i.,. ot Ml•· ... 1_, ~ ""'°"" ol Or ..... County CAl!ltom.•. lo9et"" wllll ..,
_,,_.._ -•<lu\IW' ·--Ill for 1"9fe\S MO eqf'tH lflroll9" l.OI U
of W ld l•«I. Al>d I.e ... dated HOY• .,.,,.,..,,,""
TllO \1'81 eclclrtM -ottotr ,_.
moll 411s._ilon. II tn"t. Of tht •t•I
pr_,,., Clto<•llled -I• purjlO(taO to i. 2.0. VI,._ Oel Oro, ~ °"'"· C•llfOrnle .,_.. Tiie uncMrtlOMCI Trutlff Clh·
<!alms..,., li.o!lllY let Mtr ll>CON'e<I·
,..n of tllir sir..t ..ioten -OllWr
common ouitt1ott!Of\ If e11y, '"°""" .,.,.ln.
$tk' Nie wtN lie ,,...., llUt wllllOut
<•-t w w.r_.,, ·~u w Im·
IMMll.. rf9Wellflt \Hie, "''"""· w _.,,.,.,._.II. • Pff .... nol'ftallllflO
ptlfle,_.I tum Of tfte -ltl H<IWM
llY .. 141 o .. e1 el Trust. lo•wlt:
NO,,M,41, wttll lnttf""I ,,,.,_, at
IM'OVI-lft wlO MttlSI, actol-tt, If
any, undet I ... "'"'1t Cit Mid 0... ..
Tf\111, , .. , c-...,..., ...cs upen'" Of
Ille Tr11u .. -.. Ille tf'llltl Crffttel w,:i..::;:k~ni:., Milt °'" .r
''1111 M ... lolof'<t UtClllH af!CI ...
,.,,.,... lo lht ""'"'"'"'*' • ..,.11..,,
Otclr.••lon ot OtfOUlt -~
ror alt, -• wrl1tt11 HOiio of °""'" ...., ..,_.. .. '9rtt:" "'-""' de"ltn•41 CfU\M HICI .. Oll<e ot
Deloull -ill«tldll to Stll te 11t ,.,..
COfditcl In IN ~ ~ the fHI ..-1,,,..,.., o. .. ·~tt,1'11
CPH•9'Vf Ca
Q)ltl'OltA T IOfil ."..,...A. Atlt ,..,......
WWtll -'--,..,, .... ~Or.,.. (.Mil CWl'r "-· OM trrrt,-1'M ~
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T~. o.c.mbef 19, 1978 DAILY PILOT (3
c ... ,..
NOTICa TOQIOiTOK 01' tuut ,. ........
AMOO. IN'rtllTI<* TO TlllAMll'alllA&.~C
lllfluotl UCINH
IS.U. •t1t-•W U.(.(. .... ..w•••,.c-1 H011CC: IS .... lllEIV OIVUN lf\M e M• ,,_,.,, lftcl\IOWIO en •kOl\oll<
-~ ... lie-. I\*"! 10 M ~
9f ... , ,..,.." -and win. ••~" •utlft•U kftOwll ., VIC KKI ''
LOUNOll! OllO lo<•l•CI "' Htlll'J ,.._. INd., (llY ol Co.I• AMM,
C-ty., Orenoir. S.tt• ol ~lflotlll•. H•,,.. 9f "*'''-· -let M<urllv ~.,.. ""'Hiit" -•n I~: #AUllllEN M, l(EMP. 2ti l!ell
n... ··-·· c.ie MHe. C.•lfor .... th21, S.S. ... ,,~, •
N-f. MC.ltl -utlt'I llUf\'lllff\ -llu\ln•u •Cld••n of '"tand•CI ,,_,ff __ !
JOHN OUlltOI. llOtr H.,-flflO w • .,. Co•te ......... c.llforTMe .,.,.
SS.. No. UO.M401,: OC)ft()THV MAY
OUlltOl. »11 M~"9 w.-,. C°'ta
M., •• Cfllfo•n•• .,.u. I s. No
~,..,.,
Tote I <-~ ....... to N palCI few 1 ...
~t"t °""'""Ill ~ti.H all M«lllntr-.llJlt~~tand
OOOCI wlll ~ wit.II IN lie-Is
'1•.J00.00. 0.1<,..._ • ......,..
CHECK·..,,.,...., '1.~ UI o...__ .... ~ ...
c..ii t11IWQl\ft(,_'°4allft.llV • , '1.30000
IMlal'----Oeed of frv\I l"f•.,..olwl ... .....,._. \11..IOOOO
IClftel ol llc-toi. .. ensf••...O•ftCI
-1$: 0...S. .... -wi ... l.k"'M No '1·'7a.
flle w .. -tr_..., will t.. c-
"'''"""-o1t tO!OO a.M. Oii ~ tflff llW 11111 Cln ol J-•I' ... ,., •I IN
heB1000$t Marktlplace On The Oranoecoas
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
.......................
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY ....... ,...Nofke:
All real estate advertised In thil newapaper la sub-.Jed to tbe Federal Fair
ltou11n1 Act of 1988
whktl makes It tlteeal to
advertise •·any pre·
ference. limitation\ or
di.scriminallon basea on race. color. reucM>n. au. or oaUooal ongin, or an
lntftlt.ion to maJ<e any
such preference. limita· UOa. or dlacrhninaUon."
1bif newapaper will not knowinf ly accept any advert sine ror real
eetate which ls In viola·
tioaofthelaw.
.......................
G1Mr.. 1002 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
7kltP•tlMl7
OLD CORONA DELMAR . 4,000sq.ft .
\'Fl;!! t Triple A, double wick-lot Just off Ocean Blvd. ·Formal llvlng rm + fami ly rm w /wet bar.
:. Larae bedrms. each
with h1 own bath. 3
Secluded (>rlvat.e patios. Splnl staircase leading
to 2nd level. 4 Car eodoeed garages. All
this under one roof on
comer lot. Doo 't let this
one get away! Call
67J.35.SO Ol"fN lit 0 •If t IL•N IC1W 'I-<•
1~1111 -----___,, ---
LASTOFTHI
MOHICAHS
Sii.too ~IC•O w Clepef'll!'•nt Of
l'RO F ESSIO NAI. E SC tllOW
SERVICE$ el 1'11 No•lll T'uUI"
Aw-' Sant.t AN, (.otlffbrni•. All ot..., -!nets ~ "'fttl Itel-1----------
do"ttW• ...0 11¥ ,,_ Tr ... \lt<-wltftln I•--------· a bdrm condo, sharp
patio. FHA & Conv
terms. Almost new crpts. Shows btflly . Great
starter home or invest·
rnent. 5'5--9491
.... ,,. ......... 'l'ltM'S \0 fltt ., ls --10111e T r_,_41n, s.n...
Tiie -1~aorw NI IN c-lo.t••
tlon fO< 1llt tr..,,.. Of Ille -"""' and Ille lie-k ION peld after Ille
0.P••INMnt Of A1£0llOll< hwr..,.
Control llH 41CJPn) ... CI Ille proPOWd
tren\tet. Daleo: Oec-r 11, 1'71. ,,. __ ,,._ 1(.,..1).
Tr_._
J ol\(I °"'rot
Doro!,,., --°"',Qt Tt-t""""
'ltOFESSIOHA~ ISCltOW SEltVICES lttl_ .......... _
$.eflU Alla, CA tml
lh<rew .... ltfzn.MF
Pu041\Nd Or-. Coe\I 0.•IY Pil01
O.ce,,,_ It, 1m S.U.11
PUBLIC NOTICE
aaottS: AdverlfMn
.... dleck ...... ads ~ Walker & lee .., ... ,.,.. .,..
.,... ...... ......,. n. Real Dta~
DAIL 'l"PILOT n.-s --CUTE--H-OU_S_E __
lcMtty for th. flnt I. ON R·2 LOT correct .......... Oftly. Eutside, Costa Mesa. 3
HalMtforW. .......................
G••rd 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••
lrSAGIYIEAWAY
Santa's ~ached into his
Bednn charmer. Formal
NOTICE TOCltEOtT'QtlS bag. to put this huge 2
bving rm w/real wood
burning fireplace. Love-ly remodeled kitchen
w/custom cabinets & pass 1hru window to din·
mg area. Added on fami-
ly rm. Converted garage
may be use~c~~r lge game rm. AJI mis at an
affordable price. 61J.8SSO ..._......., bedroom 2"'1 bat h ,
SUHltlOttC:OUltTOf'TME f6.....:1~ ho nd ()PtN llt q • 1r \ 'll'J fC"N "'wtfl
STATE ~CAU~NIA 1'011 ... ....., ...... m me u er
THI COUNTY°" CMtANGE yOUr tree. Offered at only [~IHIH1I In Ill• Matter of tN E\lat• ol 187..500. 540-3666
l OWllEVfl. MURLEY. Mia LOWREY 1 .. -...... ~~~~!"""'111111111 ..
ltAVMONp MURLEY, DK••-· NOTICE IS Hll!:llEllV GIVEN lo
etedlton hrltnQ C l•lmS aotiftSI Ille
wkl de<eclelll lo Iii. ..id c1al~"' IN
t.Af ltelc,11
offke of 111t clH1o ol 1119 •lt11.WIO ·~~~~~~~~~~ '°"'"or to~ them lo the un-1.
Real Estate Inc. a...,.&U•al* Huge 4 BR wtadded
l8x28 family room. 17x.20 guest bdrm. lots of wallpaper. paneling and
ceramic tile. Close to
fwys and shopping. or.
fered for $84.~.
dt<"119Md All the offke of OS8URN &
OSBURN. ~ f>tllwlm •-. LO\ A-lfl. CA '°°2S. _,, '•lier olfke
I\ IM l)IKIP of t>lnlMU Of llW Yn-
Clllf,l9twd In •II matten pettalnlnq to
Hid U lale, Such <l•lM\ Willl I~
necen••I' ..ou<he~ rnu\I ~ flled or
pruerHed •\.alorewlel w1th1n 10..r
montll> au.-Ille tint OUbtK•hon of ,,,,,_le•.
Oatt<I Dec-"· I.,_, MINNA MARIA SHYOER
AOmlf>lllr*'•I• ol ,.,.. H tallP ... _
cleadtrit """ WIN--C)SaUll• ANOOl9UltM
AIMf'MYHIMAW ... ......_._ Lat,......_ CA tlftS
PuC>litNCI 0rtr9 Coesl 0..IY Piiot
Otc. "· 1' '"'Jato. 2, '·"'" 56S.ll
PVBUC NOTICE
PICTITIOUS MKfNISS HNwlE STATIM«MT
Ti.e fOI~ __. k dolf>9 llv\I•
nus es: ALI.CO CUSTOM CLOTHING CO.
HmJ ~Or .. 1...-guN N~I. CA Cltudf H. Alli_,, 1 ll3 LaquN C.-
1\Y'Oft Ad., UQllN BH<h. CA 92651 ni11~11c-ted 11., ... !ft.
dh•ldual. Cteudt H . Alll-
ThlS .-.--~ liled w\jll Ille
CO<HllY Cieri! Of Otang11 County on
Now"'ti.r 71. 1971. llltSUI
Publl"-d Or-. ca.st Dally PllOI
........ "· O«. s 12, 19, ,.,. Sln-1'
PUBUC NOTICE
ltS!t»
NOTICE TO CllEOIT'OttS ... . ....,.,
SU,.EltlOtt COURT OI' TM£
ST An Of'CAU"°ltNIA llOR
1M I COUNTY OI' Ott.U.OE ./
In , ... Mell~ M .... Ell•" o l
HE RIERT 5Q40CIC, Oeuesed. HOik• h llanlly ~ lo C .. lllW'S
f\tVl"9 clalfM ~ ttw wl4' -~ Clent to t1i. Mid claim• "' .._ offk• Of
tflt c l•rll .,. -afcwoewld c...n °' to pt'fleftl_..,-~.,, ...
Oftk• of CHRISTOPHER M. MOOllE.
Suite H O, u111011 8 •nk fow4't,
2ISIS H.-lltYd •• TOf'l'tn«. C"' ~. wtlkll letttr office I• ... P4tc• Of
llU•l<WU ... IN~ lft all m•t· t'P~ pet1ain1n9 10 wld HI.Me. $UCI\
<!elms wtth ttw N<Hwr'"t _.,.,..
l'IUSt lie flleel ~ prwMftled ., efonlwld
wllhlft four ...-th\ etler Ille llr\I
pulllk allol> of IN\ nolia.
Dated DK ....... II. 1'71
ANNSCHOC'I(
EZKVlt11 oflllewlll
ofMMlde<edtnl.
Ot "' 1llt •tterlletlw .Aelrnillhtre!OI of Ille Hitt"
at Mid OKtclenl
CMllllSTOf'Ml!R M. MOORE ~":;z:.,::..,.T_
JU U HewtflltM 94¥C.
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STATll Of' CAUA>ltNIA ftOR
TME CIDUliffY ~OR AMOE
11' tht ~tier Of tll• !Stale Of
HELEN E. llVAN; o.<HttCt.
NOTICE IS HEltE8V GIVEN 10
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$137.500
See this charming 3 br.
fmty home w/a parklike
setting for your outdoor
entertaining In btfl l•mrn@~ Newport Beach. Submit lf1 ' • 1a+ ' today! 646-7711 962·4471 : e= WalkP.r & lee
Real EIJtate
Uttlt It IMJ!!
Cluaified Ada an reaJlv small '"peop&e to people~'
aaJes calls with blc re-.ciersbip aod big result.a! To place your classified
ad. caJJ today 642·S618 .
SELL
ITEMS
THI GIFT FOil
SOt•OMIWHO HAS !VIRYTHIMG
1bia year, instead of giV• inc her jewelry. why not givetbeeotiremioe; Lit·
tle Darling & Jeanette gold. silver & copper
mioes: ast.ingSl00.000
DWUX-CdM
J bdrms and 2 bdrms. 4 car garage plus laundry
a nd extra s torage. Pr ivate patios and
blDltJns. $194.500.
UNDER $50 1PETE BARRETT
WITH A
PENNY
PINCHER
AD
ONLY $2
ror more lnlormat.aon
and to place )'OUf •d
c.alla
Oustf'led Advistt
642-5678
REAi.TY
W-5200
HILLVIEW
l.EGEHCY
Ot«. y $65.500
For this lvly 2 bdrm
adult condo w trmly rm & cov'd patio & frml din
rm, air conditioned.
Wa!Jc to markets. banks
& restaurants. Magnlfi·
cent grounds. Serene!
Call today. ~9'91
~
Real Estate
IAYAlOMT DUPLIX
Spacious 3 bdrm. & 2
bdrm. w\ita with f~lc. &
4 car gar. A supe ren·
la) ~y W/city, bay
beac amenities .
$395.000! Oc eanfrools
from $375,000 & up.
Wboaleyflrop.
Reatton
... 675-7060 ...
Find what )'OU want in
Dally PUot Classifieds.
'II~~
UMYaSITY PAii
IMMACULATE Princeton. Better
than a model home. Many custom
f catures and upgrades including an
all new kitchen. Popular I-story, 3
bedroom townbome ln convenient
location in VILLAGE Ill. $1U,900
nclu.ding the land. • , • COUMIU. IM"'I co.
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for.
e.. z Hr. moo down. --
S1Z20 pr IDCI. Call Mr.
Blactc. ·---mt
· UDO I~ Bay view from 2 alto d
'-----u3tO OUI .,
traditional home; like new. Ideal ror
entertaining. ~.000
OCIAH .. ONT
Quality cnaf\sman hlp 'n maho1. trim
& oak noors t off lh landmark: ..
BR. 3 ba home In fin t loc1tion.
t: ·tabll hcxt trc & J wn. , S47S.OOO.
IACK IAY
Fine 4 bdrm • 21 both fnmily home on
quwt rul d c. Over tied pooJ ,
playhous • torafte $169.000 Term
IAYFllOMT
Sev r I lin b yfront home
with p14.'r & 8llp
AVALON
Wr it constructed. 3 BR. l ba. 011k
fl oor. p rll l bu:\ement. concrete
foundaUOI) 1''1ol re • $120. -Fee
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
' l t , ( I I • •.. t~ ( 1 f I r,
Lingo
Rul&lalt
.
............ , ralYATI
Herc' u " bt"Clroont. 3 buth. s1nirle
f'il o1 y tn ('01 ona ckl Mar's Cttm<.'o
lllghland:-. It Ktts b ,1rk from the
strtcl. up OJl"IO~t 11 hill und enjoys _._
very <1wel utmc>tt(>hcrt• the home 1s
Vf:.r)' pl1VUlt!1 nd th{• noor plan nows!
nd tht>re':, u J>r1vut ·beach'
Pre enled at SlH7.950
~I I f ~m
ACAL TOR~·. 61!> 6000
2443 E~\t Co11u I l1ohwav. CorrJt1<1 dlol M.ir
.ilw 111 M1 1 V1·tchr. "' '..>411J b~JO
lacl'I offlcle l,._,.lldently
awned and Q9ef•tecl.
5 UNITS WISTMINSTB
Pride of Ownc•rshlp. qua l ity IE~CH AR~ •IUILDING SITES construction. Separate owner's house
Ocean v 1 cw Io t In o an r.t & 4 two bedrQOm units. C~I. $1.450 mo.
OWC 2nd T.D. Xlnl Loration. Point. · .$44.000 14CK 14 Y VILLAGE
-Capistran<? Beach etrea lot f ilh . c reduced lo $t09.500 on this 2 eucalyptus trees . ...I. .$67,500_ --~_,__._-d.U-~"1tt'W\ -k ..L... t e
· Unobstructable ocean view oti in J · ·· ;:;·-.: urr:. enu uni · wner-Dana Poinl .$99.500 anxious. Submit your creative
-Panoramic ocean view lot in financing.
Laguna Beach SJ69.000 l!itJ R.C. TAnOR CO.
493-8812 640-5112
BAY& BEACH
450 NEWPORT CTR. OR. . Mm11
· THE BLUFFS!~'
Highly desirable l ·~ly. j~·~(;\. •)~ . LINDA plan, convenient : ./'/~.µ-')!_.~.._
to commwlity pool· end ... · • · · - .
\rit coodo with ma~y up· •-•
arades. 3 Bdrms .• 2 IUSIMISS
belhs. 2 large patios & a ()pp()RTUHITY
large m str . suite Beyourownboss.Owner
Sl62.SOO. Outs land 1ng will carry wiUI minimum
value! cash down for auto parts
HOME & INCOME
s tore . As k for Roy
Siemens 631-1266
2 Urut.s, 2 bdrms . I bath ~
each : als o s 1ngle R ~MC garag~; lot SOxl20, fee ,,
land (you own at ), local •
ed Eastside Costa Mesn.
eas) walk to banks, post
omre & super markets
1129.000. Good esta starter•
BAY& BEACH
450 NEWPORT CTR. Oft 75S-4111
of' Costa Mesa, Irvine
Newport Beach, Inc.
IE. 17th St .. C.M. 611-1266
Nationwide Network or
Individually Owned
and Operated
Real Eiltate Offices
START
W1TH A DU,PLEX
EA.STSIDE a 3 bdrm and
a 2 bdrm, let ws help you
U 1 wlUI investments. FIX HER '· Pre Counseling. Duplex on bwldable lot. Call for appt. \.'a blk to bch. t'rplc. 2
J&rages plus xtru park· 400l17"~• . RMUll 1ng off street. Asking on· c..M ·-MW ly rue.soo. · •• • • • .._
JACOIS REALTY rt~ !mio..
675-6670
macnab I Irvine
realty
OH!-Of..A-IOND
C harming Cape Cod heuuty <in
desirable street So. of the Hwy.
New custom construc·tion -prof.
decorating -1st quali ty upgradet1 .
3 BRs, cozy den. family rm, fplc +
2 sun decks & lovely front yard.
$259,500 incl. land. Belle Chase Lee
644·6200. CH-110)
'42·1235 644-6200
to1 Dover Drive Harbor View Center
lrvlne •t C•mpus Y•lley <Anter
752-1414
I N £ J I 0 N ' I I I r I
l DULEE 1· I I I I' I I l
r__,.F__,E~L_,..11-A..,...-if L My cou•ln 11 euch 1 ' I I I I ! hypOChondrlac, 1141 wouldn't '-· __.. _ __._..__.._ _ __.. ___ • Ylllt Ille DMcl ka Without
l 0 0 A N U R i llnOlno out what II --.
I Ii j I I' 9 Comcii... Ille <hutUe qwted
• • • • • • -by "''"" ... "'• "'' lton!I -d\ '--......_......_ ......... ~_.....__. '"" ""'" ''°"' ,,., No J ... ~
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' . .. . . . ..
EXTRA, EXTRA! RE4D THIS
Seier soys 80% loan 9>/40/o AVAIL.
Perfect family· home in Harbor Vie\\\
Homes. Beautiful "Palermo" in
premium location on quiet corner
across from greenbelt. 4 Bdrms with
large s pacious kitchetll..l opening lo
family room with mirrored wet bar.
Lovely la nds caped yard w/large
trees . built-in fire-ting and BBQ.
Con venient to community pool and
elementary s chool. Make the whole
family happy! Sl96.000 including land.
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO .. REALTORS
2 I I I San Jooqlffn Hills Rood
NEW,ORT CENTER. N.I. 644-49 I 0
CIHTRAL NEW,ORT
DUnEX
Xlnt location in 100 blk.:
rented summer/winter.
with xlnt rental history. 2
Bdrms. down: 1-bdrm.
up. Dbl. garage & you
own Ule land, ror only Sl.59,000
673-3663 675 4777 t,;ves
associated
BROK Ell'",. llEAl T<Jll'il
JC/' W l ..,1b .. n•711••t
LOVBSRtTRtAT
Huge ma11t.eraultti lt-0lal·
ed for Intimate' pnvary. bl.we faJJ1Jly room. Ex·
cellent loc11tlon nor
bcAch end l(oll cour!le IU.~. Call 962 TTfl8
• K€Y
r I P.€ALTOP.sh
ftEHTHOUSE
OH WATER
$550,000
T h e .. best o f
yesteryear ." Excep·
tional condominium
home on the water with
the very finest in Vic·
torian ~~or. ll 's a ll
coordt~ With bui\Un
antiques-leaded a nd
~velcd glass windows,
massive wood beams.
c1rculaL11>n rans and two
11ub11 tant1al bri r k fircplac~ Warmth & ex·
c1temcnt thruout lh1s 2
bedr o om. p lu 11
ck!ntsludy 2 bakonies
and luxury hvlog on the
WATER . Bout slip
avallable.
WAttRFRONT
HOMES
REAL ESTATE 631-1400
Sell ad.le items 642-5678
CSE:
llDlll BLlllS CD.
OVER BO YJ:ARS OF SERVICE
DOH"l' MISS THIS
Best Buy In Mesa Verde . 3 Bdrm.
+ t 'am. Room In Great Location
Nr Schools. A Little Redecorating
WIH Make This A Super House.
$79.900. It's A Super Buy.
(5) 631-1800 ,~.~ .. ' oova DRIVE
• • • • 6 •
ESTATE
THE BEST
THI UADBS fH WOOOllJDGE
OffM THI FOUOWIMG
CHOICI raO,UTCH
V llttge r PORl~r -68.SOO
VilJogcr Eliir 72 .900
Wormington D Pion 95.500
Broadmoor Wildwood 102.900 . Broedmoor Aspcnwood 104.500
Crossings Ashford 110.000 GIFT Creekside Sycamore 50-D' .900
Estates Adtt ms 124.500
OF ALL Ei,tott-s Adams soU>.500
Crossings A$hford I Lakeside> 149.900
C ...... l'rofft..__.t to PwchoM or Sal
CLOSE
IN 1979
YowPr~hlWoa6ri4cJe -~1 WOODBRIDGE REALTY
551-3000
AVOID
HIGH
INTEREST
RATE
t006 CoafaMHa 1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
• durl•. 1nclud'nic bay rron lo be f'XCh down In a pkf( 213 /(184 3200
IMM..t.L.DST •.
OUplex with ownt>r'1 un
It, &ood locat1on . dbl.
aaraae. 2 frplca Clear,
lffler wlll e11rry l•l T.O. ~ITllACH
llALTY
New lc1lsl1llon. new '1S.9'42 •42·0762 rlNLnC•ng lt!Cl\nll'!Utl• und - -new court docl.iona , C.-.. M.. 1022
rmke1 ll etuflti" t hun evt1r , .. ••••••••••••••••••••
to purchase or s11JI • ~ro 2 IOllM COTT 4GE
l*'IY" C'lOf!C• llllcrc!w 10 IJ PLUS INCOME milter of <1_11yi. !'or th1·
fjnit Umt>. flunk11 !~uv ~agtd hudw()()(f noo,.s.
blgll & L.011n111 can provll1i· wood bumed ce1Hng11, 2
'wrap uruund' fln11orm.11. bnck flrt•pluct'I, country
that tot:ctht.•r with !lcllt-r kildlCn nus
2 Rdrm. 2 bath Income
unit w/pvt put10 und
yu.rd. $190.000.
c.164 ... 7211
"1D. NIGE L
Oflll[Y &
l\55UC11\1 rs
financing can bt•nt t11wh m~rest rat<.'S. Our i;tu(f
of experie nct'tl pro·
ress1onals help their
cbent.a buy. sell, or ex
changti S83 m ii hon
dollars worth of real
estate In the past 12 mon~. call now & ask
about OW' many bomea. & lnvestmenl listings.
Call7S2·~ ---------
'
9UAIL iJ~Ow~.~~~or· PLACE oer lot al 1521 Keele Dr ..
48r. 2Ba. many xtras in PROPERTIES"' eluding all appliances.
to,-Tll t :JO P.M.I $210.000. ree Owner Wiit ---------1 finance a t 10 ".+ t o
qualified buyer, min .
dwn. 3~ to bkrs. 9.55·1534
or752·8105
1024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Top Hat
' UNITS 1N Tails •••
COROHADELMAR For the executive! 3
Choice locatlQn. One bedroom home with
blodc to Big Cor o na elegant rtoorplan ...
Beach. MO!lt unWlual in atrium, builtin5, dmlng,
this area. Custom bwll f1ttplace. patio and lush ro r or1g1 nal l and yatd.S106.rioG.BKR.Call
Present) owner. Bwlti.n S40-l720
kitchens. fireplaces. one 91ll•MeL and two bedr ooms. 11-ftaa.-
palms. $460,000 -· COLEOFNEWPORT ,~;;;;;;.-.......... REALTORS •-
.. 675-5511 PEE« AT
•••••••••••••••••••••••
SICWDED
EASTSIDE,
Owner transferred. must
sell tus lovely newly re·
modeled and redecorat·
ed 4 bdrm 2 bath home.
Sparkling new ultra
modem country kitchen.
Raised hearth fireplace.
tastefully done in natural
woods. Quany tile entry
and walk . F r o nt
t"O urty a rd. Brigh,t.
spacious and charming. You'd better hurry 11nd
see this one at Sl09.000.
Call 546-llS l
~ ... HERITAGE
• • REALTORS
Come True!
Newly t'arpeted elC ·
ttUUve 3 bedroom with
dining, eating area,
fareplace and 2 pa11os. Unusual! Sl04,900. BKR.
caJl~1720
TARBal. -·
S&l'UME LIVING
4TIT'SIEST
Would you llke to live in
an ex e cutive neighborhood or prcSllli?l'
homes? Then make an
appointment to see this
custom 4 bdrm 3 bath home with separat e
ranuly room and dining
room. OnJy >;; block from
Mesa Vertie Country
O ub. 2500 sq.Cl. single
story home on oversized
lot. call 546-5880 for more .Information.
~HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
..... lawJ°" leoch I 040 •••••••••••••••••••••••
COMOO IY OWHB
2Br. Jl"1Ba, bltns. btn
bnck frplc. nr orn & shopping. rerri g. As
sumable loan. $57.SOO.
96.1-12t2
1044
I IOU ~ ........... QUiii SALE •••••••••••••••••••••••
Thll be•utJful 2 ~room Laguna Niguel
Sequo a model ln ex R lty • dus1ve Irvine Crove1 ea
bas just been r1.-duct..'4 lo
•ell. Now (antutlc T•O\ftf'90/o Lo.
p1rk11de. cul·de·uc, 3 bdrm . 2Y, ba. den.
near pool. apu and »>d unit near £1 NIJuel
clubhouse. HURRY ON CC. Soactoua. well de·
1lDSONE! ! cerated, pvt. rncd. pauo.
Beat Wl•tlon nt S101.IWIO .
493-9494 495-5220
496-24 I l 130.5050
,,..
-HANCH 1
... ~ 1<r Al r Y ~-·~1~, 1 /llOcJ. Mllw/ac.-va.w ---------1 ~h Bay Terr ace. SACRI FICE! Beaut -1ilPntFr.Provineial.
Woodbridgo 3 Br 2148" arerwJ at : $325,000
PLUS elegant 2 Br condo Olli fM appt. ~
priced below market.
Both nr lake. 673-43ll. /'~
Owner/Ajl. V~
SAN MIGUEL R E A L T y
b ............. '°" y •••••••••••••••••••••••
AYRES
8eautifuJ 4 bt-droom 2
story family home locat
ed 1n an executive
netghborllood and w1th1n
wallong distance to ten·
rus courts. l1h1s home
also has 3 baths and cen
t.ra1 air. and is pnced al sm.ooo. Call today.
~ H/\NU! .. ~Hti\llY W -!1~11 ·~ooo
~ODO On
Big 4 bdrm, 2 b • home
w/pool. Jae.. m-rm,
completely re odeled.
Big lot. mu more
OWi>er Wlll ance. No
CreQJl oeed $155.000.
balance. sk for Ed
Chernow ·245S
S HT.A
FOR HER a cute beach
cottage. FOR HTM it's on
a R·2 lot. 30x3S. BOTH
---------1 Cornear lot value. OWNER. Culverdale 2
bdrm. ram. rm . highly IALIOA-HEW,ORT
upgraded w/pror. int de· REAi.TY > 675-8170 cor. Cov. patio. corner1---------
view lot. pror. lndscpd & TOPO'THE WORLD VU
auto. spnklr... Nr pool. Newer 3br. Vaulted ceil·
()arl<. schls. etc. Under 1ng1. A/C, guarded:
$86.000 ~-16i8 Comm 5>00'. tenms, BBQ
GORGEOUS LAKE
VIEW
End urut. $207 .000.
Contract of sale.
~dn. Bob Marcel.
Moore Investments.
6i3-2Sl l
LarJ-aleach 1048 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•
WAU<TOIEACH
QwWty home on large
tree-shad ed lot. 3
bedrooms. 3 balhs, ram•· ly room. separate teen
age quarle ri.. Oceun
view. $230.000
•
1104So Coast H1way
in Village Faire
LAGUNA BEACH
497.2467
O wn e r I a gt
64().49221'159-0087.
CUSTOM HOME
~TOF7
4 Br. 3 Ba. master bdrm
retttaL 2 frplcs. formal
dimng, 3 far 1arage.. ap· prox. 3000 sq. n. 2297 La
Linda Court. Sl89.500.
Owner/Agent. ~2-4894;
642-2164 or 673-0782 .
UDO ISLE
JUSTLISTB>
Total warmth and e le~a n rl'. All new
t.hruoot. Single story on
extra wide lot al quiet
end of ~land. Gorgeous.
large brick patio . 3
Bednns + small orrice .
Large master w/loads of
closet space. Lovely noor
plan allows for totally
private guest suite or
mud·s. S399.000. Call ex·
elusive Agent ror appl. to
. lna B . 964-2431 or
67»4.92. '
For Sale by Owner.
Beautiful 6 mos old
Newport Terrace condo
Prune locah on, sgl sty
end unit. 2 Br 2 Ba.
w/garage. 548·80JK.
Priced below mkt at
$83.000
CHOICE COTT 4GE
Super Easts1de locat100
with a deep lot and alley
access for RV . Th is
charming 3 bdrm. home
has new copper plumb·
ing, new paint. wall to
wall ca~ting, forced
air heat. dark room and
a workshop. f\tll price
$78.000. Don 't wait. call
WHATS'SNEW
Jim Wiled 3 bdrm. 2 bath home in Mesa Verde.
Completely remodeled
inside and out and loaded
with charm. Super loca·
lion near schqols and
shopping. Call 546·S880
ror more inlormalJon.
Beach Shack oo Sand. in
W Newport, 30x62 lot.
W/coastal rommiss1on approved bluepr ints .
1295.000. 644-8612 ' ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~!!!!!!!'!!!~!!'!~~ ,, ________ _
WOODBRIDGE PLACE *DUPLEX *
~~ .. HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
3bdr .• 2 ba .. Stonewood h 1 1 model A/C. Jacuzzi. Lge. <kean side of wy. eve Io t M a n y C u s t o m lot. easy access to beach.
reatures By o wner Needs paint. minor re·
552.-3564 pall'S: ideal ror home &
beloreit's sold. 751·3191. ---------
Income. Hurry. only
Tlrttft ock Hiiis Sl59.000
PRICE
&
TERMS
C::SELECT
I PROPERTIES
lbral Atmosphere
Surrounds ent er tain-
ment home' Large pvt
master suite . Deluxe
p&Mllng lhruoul. Party
sited deck ovHlooks
sparkling jacuzzi Sur-
rounded by mountain
prnes ! Jo:Xcellenl area:
Bettt-r h u rry ! Call
~
FORESTE
OLSON ..... , ...... , ...
3•.flXER
FORECLOSURE!
TRUE! 3 Bedrm nxer-
up per. will go Into
foreclosure shortly!
Bank has notil1ed owner
d it's intent. Good loca-
l.Ion. 67X~,07 Lot size f\t II
pnce jusl $65.000! Tokt1
advantage. call 752· 1700
Now! -Ol'IN '" 9 . "\ 'V"' IO!tf N•CI. IB.IU!lfl
IASTSIDI
Tll-PLIX
Larae 3 bedroom owners
W\il with t1replacc & priva~e courtyard plu• two 2 bedroom units wilh
aepar•te 1111raae1 Local·
ed ne•r 20th & Tusun. In
O.ta Meta. Real pndc d OWMntup. Pull pr1ce
1207.400. Call "6 26«>
CSELEC:~
T'PROPEKntS
View city lights from Ulis Mission Realty 494·0731 Newport Beach 3
bedroom & den. only incr edibl e ramaly -~·~TSIDE AXER entrlnmt home . 4BR. LAi> ram rm. wet bar. frml 3 Bedrm . hardwood dm'g. Sl99.500.
floors. alley access. va. SouUllanders
cant and rtady. Owner 631-2133.642·6220 will consider VA /fo,HA ---------
tenm. Call now 64$-9161 GREAT VIEW .
:; OPfN HOUSE
REAlTY
<i Turtlerock & New~rt
Hills. UCI. & Mason Prk
& lake. San Joaquin
model, top condo an
Rancho San Joaqwn. 2 ~~~~~~~~~I Br & den. rormal dining. _ wet bar, frplc. steps to
pool & Jae. Like new. up-
grades. $145,000. Call
752-U04 or 752.0392
_,,,.. .
PwchaHFHA
or VA· $61,500
3 Bedrm, large yard.
q11et cul-de·&at" street.
6'5·9161
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:1 OPEN HOUSE
REALTY
/'
Fbt Sale by Ownr/Agt. 4
Br 2 Ba. newly re-modeled home in prime
Nl,ll Hgts. area. All new
kftche n & c arpeting
thruoul. 6~% assumable VA loan. $96,900. 548-8038
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SUPER-SU,ER!
Give i t a ll the
s uperlatives you can thlJlJt or. Ill? lhls atlrnc·
Uve t.ownhome In Turtle
Rock's campus View de ·
serves Ulem all! Three
bedrooms situated on a rr o re sslo nally
and scape d l o t. Everything reflects care
. loads of extras; rail to-
day about this outstand·
lnglisUng.
·red hill ~ ·• . \
552-7500 Lo~ly 3br. dlx hm. BBQ I~~~~~~~~ ln lat. Open & spaclous.1-
Prlde or ownershllp.
9'19-5370
ALLSTATE
1 REALTORS
TOWNHOUSE
SO. COasl Plata. 1~ yr
old 2.BR 2ba. Cptl, drpa,
etc.s.8-3037
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T•ke Ume lo relu and
shop 1t bome. ll'ulmple
wit h Da l l y Piiot
Claaalfled Ads. And If
you have eomelhina
sell. c•ll a friendly
Claulned Ad· Vltor •
Turtlerock
Ued ln the hills and
decol"ator perfect. Thi.,
beaut1£ul home has 4
bdrms .. 2 .,., ba . +
BONtJS RM. and formal
din .. rm. Pliei'd right ot
$159,SOO
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WoodbridJe Br1 ghton. ~value St2MOO. owner must sell. S117,000.
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ede yow old atuH for
aew oodlea with •
et
$173.000 Duplex. rontract $125.000. Upgraded spht
ol sale. J yrs. 9<t>. 15""" level. Owner wall sell on
down I 5 q.. 2nd . land contract or AITD.
Beautiful. Call Moore In Callfordela1ls.
vestments673·2Sll ~-
Impressive . 21 Catahna & N. Coastline
vista from 2-story. beam ~
~8 home. 2 Decks & Newpot t Clftfft'
large backyard. $111,500. 640.5157 ~OP
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"MOVE UP" to
Alla Vista:
where lhe vie ws ure
spectacular. fo'our ext'll
1ng new homes priced
from 1219,000 to S38S.OOO.
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It's ~eou,,! 2 Sty. 4 br.
frmJ din'g, lrg FR. 2~
ba. upgrd's galore! Blln
vac. gar opnr. brick patio. prof lndscp. All
thas & more for only
1132.400. Realty World,
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llST IUY IH TOWN
TRJ PLEX +guest
Great summer /winter
CI08e to beach & bay
$250.000. make orrer.
IONES
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Newly d ecor ated , 3
bednri owner's unll +
separate Income. Fan·
tasc.lc potential. Just list·
ed. Call for preview.
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Beautiful 2 bedroom. famll.Y room,
2 b a th patio ho me . Exquisitely
d ecorat e d thru-out. Structural
Improvement. wet bar. proressional
Jand scapl n ~. comm~nlty pool.
jocu ni. clubhouse. $100,500.
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ONLY SIZl.500
OM A LOT 111 ~:t.IJIUl't'. ElM l&1t•t w St8 IHS7/8SS ~ _
11Bl..OCKS28KACH Al.lo, mun t'Uu:t u ni.llwt a ~tnn lri. f~nctld yard ll~t:S t'OR ONL.Y pur•I• l(~utl l •·r m 1 Onvw by 1039 NJllonal. t4.l~H MUST BI!: av•1labl., (;onhu1 Kl'll $l9S p u m o ht. ~x~r.n~~n ~ w ...... 11 lut + 1100 Ctuldrtn i>t~
DON'T BM 2 LATF. Realtor le A.1od1~t·• OK Uill IW __ D:m ___ _
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tOPOIT BEACH
Last of lhe new homes on the water.
for lease only. Live and entertain In·
elegance In your new custom home
with d . lgner Interiors. Conve:Uence
oriented ~ Include 3 car garagetc with
o utom~tlc opener:\: kitchens with
mlcro·wave ranges. self-cleanin g
ovens. tra1:>h compactors. and BBQ
range tope;: wet· bars in all models ·
Hreptaces. ln living rooms &
bedrooms . indoor laundry ar~as ·
J{uest suite. family room and much
more. Dock available to all tenants.
Shown by appointment. Call Linda
Haun (714) 833·3150 (8 to 5 weekdays>
I .......... $27'
GREAT Rt:CRt:ATION
wlmmang. saUnds. 2
ht-alth t lubs. billiard!>.
n111eht ·llich t ed tt•nnti-cnurts Pro & pro shop.
i:olf dnvml! ran~e. pdrty
room
t'UN ACTIV I T t i':S
f'Hllllme d1tt•flOr. rret•
Sunday brunt'h. 88'f:..
trips. P<trtl<'"· :.port
loumaments & more'
BEAUTIFULAPTS.
Singles. 1"2 bedroomii
f\im It unfum Models
MtM l824 llul119••aH40 ..............................................
•r..a.utde ldult 2 81'. den bdr • 2 be., ffl>IC • 11r •
2 Ba condo. pool, dbl 11r. lndry rm.. S300 ~s
$425 ~. 64$.e822 ot'67s-G670 ·~·
Near new townme, 2 Br. HARP/NEW 2 bdqn
,,,._ ba. 1ar. fncd pal.. +den. frplc. t•rage. No
SM!! mo.~ PM & child r en. 37$ mo ~ llG7788 Uk for Matk.
1375. 2 br. 1..., b• lwnhac. ER 1 ·br. poot 1ar. Gar. lplc. patio. good toe. frplc, trees. $275. Adult~ •
E'81de. 842-St583; 642·5251.
TSL Mgmt 642-Ul03 '"9t 3844 2br $29$ •••••••••••••••••••••••
979--rr88 2!A3 EldentUS·•ll04 2BR,1 Ba condo. OW, AC,
Spa. Pool, gym, tcnnh1.
Beaut 2 BR. 2 bo. Mc111 MOO +. No kldit, pel1:1.
Drive, nr S.A. Cntry ~ Out>. Pvt fncd yard. 21_d_l _C _____ _
urport w/storaae. S43S A u t ondomanlum. I
mo 673-8139 631 1816 OR. pool, Jacuzzi. lighted · .. · ltnnls. $300 mo. Call
2 BR collage. garage. Vottel·Vatlnr64<M161
wuher/dryer hookup............ 3141 sa. S&Z· 1268 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Shows llh a modtrl
dt-11&.htful Wu t r lltf bdrrri. Z ba bom I \>'I) ~Ow.-~ en11oua fS.1'01
r&.USHTI~ llOltUt-nso t.aAnaAve 7141249-~ lrfM lJ44 .... _ ..
Xlnt CW lot'auoo Two llOIJ 466-)049 3 b<lnn 2 ba Larl(e yard ....................... ~~.~ ••• ?~!~
28K • orw JRR w Wt'l .... ..... No i>clb Avail Jan. 10 $400. z Br condo In lovel• HARBOR VI EW HOM ES
open daily tOto i Hoom 1 Br. crpts. drapes, CLJFF DRlVE VIEW
male service a\'.tll No carport. kids OK. 1240 CONDO. No. Laguna. 2
lease requirt'd Sorry. mo. No dogs. 97!Mll.36. Br. l~ Ba, ffl)I, deck. b • w. f rp I e '~. en C'I b"'-•100 Coll ufl 4 $485 9611-3636 m...-ri.... p I I k • Carmel Model 3 bdrtm. 2 f: .... A Ind rro -..,.. 6 2199 Mey er. Near """"u ~e. 00 • 1 e • ry ••••••••••••••••••••••• Un_...,._, v ..... na ek. No ........ 833-3307 ba. Cam. rm. dbl. gar. C!:J Walker t; lt!c
adults only. no pets . , ., BR. 2 b 11 1 $600/mo. y r ly. C all ~ a. a e ec. n<'w. msom
OakwOOd O>v'd parking. 310 Vi c ---·------f\\ ml•• l hl~ one' nwuut nv ~-ftG~ I _,, Sl74.llOO Only IS . do11. n Want to xchntit· 3,000 11q fl ----• •s ..,...,,..,.. inc . -·5 per It 1 dupjcx On~ houH from tOOS/PETS OK 1W11""1,_ mo.OaU&44·711n
--ea ~talc -~ fR€HIG€ the canals NU LJke lo t;AS TSIDE. 2 BR 2BR.l\.iiba ......... $42S UDO ISLES.._
Garden Apartments tona. Ownr/Agt. S375 MIWIMri•ocll 3e69 &42-2164. ~·4894. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
SACtUt'ICt-; HOM€~ tr•dr for •n i l fam ily wwnho!i_l l'. gar. S395. 2 BR,2...,ba ......... $475 Bl-•Ul 48ft,pool.apn.tae --~~l,n jl. 546 3220./ S42l!5l0;"81&6-4MB 2BR.2ba ........... $.S25 136ViaTriesteSpac1ous ll'd.Xlnt .. ,..,.,, -w ,. ___ 1 .... ..,8 ............, 2BR.2ba ........... $SSO home w lge livin& Y Art'•••• ... ...,., -" ~l ..,.,y,,, • ...._ '""n bl"-( I dbl 2B0 2ba ...,.,. rm +d e n lmma " ~U A&\ MM646 ;,,.... , "'""'• uus, rp c. '"' · • · · • • · · · · · _,., • .. · ......_ gar1. $460. 1121 PresJdlo. 3BR.2ba ........... SS25 ~/molae. ~· 3 BR 2"'· ba uCI\ • Waterfront Homes ~+ArT. 76•' ... ,_ ••••••••••••·•••••••••• 001926. • .,..., ......... ......, vntt~ ...... ,..,llMtd 3BR,l~ba ......... $475 631-1400 !~~ .r.:u:f,+c~~e:~l~ ly OWMER ••••••••••••••••••••••• New 2&3 bdrm. frplc, 3BR.2ba ........... $550 3 br. 2 ba. lge encl patio. -Low f' t T ll o ..._111.d 3 106 bltm. 2 car garage. $450 3BR.2ba ........... $SSO Glrdener lncl. No pet.a. ~OOo~~pt· ~~·21~~ 9112%k,.~.No:aceancf~r ••••••••••••••••••••••• &up.64.S-5637. 3Be~22~bba ......... $625 SS255'6-69ss r-.....:X 1-1• .... t 1049 4 ~., \.ii a ...... • • • $650 Andrews Rd . A 1 t • '""" "" ~a BA.YFRONT 28R. 2 tut. ~ 3 br, 2 ba, near new, ~ea 2'Lba _..., 5tC>-OliQl West St.IRiaJto. l2J E. Bayrront. SOOS. E's lde. yard , W /D .. • n .......... ,...., Udolsle3BR.3ba.2300
CAU.11142·3676 Herb213/4783S77days. hookup.2carencl.gar . 4 BR.Zlhba ....... $lOOO aq fl. drps, bltns, 4 yrs 4 d""lt'x, lnchJdlng bay (Of' Wo. Bkrs welcomd ,......,.,,_ 'ISL Mgmt 642· 1603 4 BR. 2'h ba · · · · · • $1095 old. SllOO. 631·5237.
front lo be exchant;ed '-'-"' Mno 3124
down I n a pkg 4 BI. duplexes ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 BDRM. 2'12 BATHS Walk tqbeach condo. 2 br,
213/684-3200 ln<'I bayrrout to be exch. L.EASE/hrcho1• twnhse. S. Cst Plaza 2'.-'a ba, ~~·u~ar. Pool. ---------1 gJ~n a Pk g . TOWNHOUSE. So Coast area, rcfng, WIO, a ir. LOVELY LIDO PW.a. 2BR 2ba, 1\o't yr ga r opnr. Sss o mo. ..lJOOlSLE.3BR 2Ba.
home on a spacious 56' MACH AXER old. One or a kind. Lse 5.JS.4976evs: 831·2386dys lovely lge. patao. $7SO
lot.. A roomy single story $115,000. w/opl t1o buy.1 Part1adl LEASE/Pwchose Mo.551MS88.64S-6822
3Bdrm, ram rm home. San Clemente Tri-Plex, credit 0 renla towar TOWNHOUSE. So. Coast 4 BR. very nice area. 1859
charmingly decor•ted pricedtosell. purchase pnce. Gd 0 P· Plaz.a. ZNBR 2ba, lt,; yr Port Taggart Pl. Incl.
with country French Well localed 2· l · 1. port until morfgage rates old. One ol a kind. Lse 't523 l'N4"'5Da:I~ g•rdener. water. $700 kitchen. oak floors . BERTHAHENRY lower. Minimum coat. w/opt to buy. Partial mo. Aullable now. fl~. formal dining, REALTORS S4S-3l3'7 ~ credit ol rental toward L...-.•ach JJ41 7$1.1.52.644·5,,_
stained ind leaded with 21SDel Mar 492·4121 Me~ leoch 3169 purchase price. Gd op· ...................... . ......... windows and warm ·~ l t ' 1 t Newport Sh01"e11 . 3br. -7111o.1rr~,. ••••••••••••••••••••••• por . un' mor ga 1 Br unique quiet 'h ac. atrium. jacuzzi. nr. natural wood tones lhru. -.~ -.M. ' Magnificent beachfronl rates lower. Minimum rpl, kids/p ets ok beach. Pets olc. $550.
out ~au1t. newlnb1uildtl.ng. West Newport home. 5 rost.546-3037 gh. $450. J a n. 1 548-7980eve.
PLUS ... rep aces, x l oca ion. Bdrm. 2 baths +dorm 499-2286 ---------
A large pool size south 'ISLlnvmts 642·1603 loft. SHOO/mo.lo June 3~· Z::t.~1.~·l8 ~ar ~a;: llACH $650/l'llO Yrly ~uo. $295,000 IREAK EVEN Yrly lse possible 956 5871 &16-l<Bt, ~ ~ :~·o Z:,~ :i fth c::in utJltln Potd
for~· to su 15% DOWN OH BEACH "'--p-t-1. 3226 Panoramic white water Large 2 story home. big
I 4 Plex & Snul L'amily De r h d 2 uunu _,... vu._..,. lmmed occpncy. rooms, vaulted/beams, 2 col 44-72 I · " ,. · corator urnil> c ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,., huf.e bedrooms. 2ba. Assume. Scllt'r wtll story 4 Bdrm home with 49'7-1051. carry paper. Mn g ml view. In best locution. 2Br. 28a ocn view condo. 'l&Q· deck. 2 pat1os1,as avail. Agent. Gary o. $950/mowinter lse. On cliffs above marina. 2 S T 0 RY SUN NY B. • DI~. relrig.1 ncl Bosler WlfJ/J 'f( tH $485. mo. 499·4663 SPANISH 2 br., l 'tlt ba, ~r. wor,,. space, aund
960-4388or 536-2498 --e1 ""' omu anytJme. walk /beach / town. hJtlcp. I child, no pets.
PrinclpalsonJy 631-1400 $595/mo. Adults Avail. Greathouse.960-S844
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642·Rl70
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ly.S67Smo.
CH.AHHElFROHT
2 BR. 1 ba. yrly. S550
OCEAHFttOMT
2 BR.1 ba .. wnlr. $500
STBtS TO IEACH
3 BR, 2 ba, wntr. $425
3 BR. 2 ba, yrly. $675
2 BR. Iba, yrly. $435
3 BR. 1 ba. yrly. S46S PAJU(UOO
2 BR. 2 ba, frpl. Pool. Adult.II. $395
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Fountain Valley 3234 mid.Jan494-2764. 16 UHfTS $'380,000 New Condo 2 bdrm. 2~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• On'lbe Water. Newport. l.S% dn, contract of sale. :;:~r mo. 759·0839
:...wt. bay(ront very lrg. 2
Bdrm, 2 Ba. condo. boat slip avail. Year ly
3 Br. 2"°" ba. brand new. $750/mo. 675-6775. seoo .. mo. Nwpt Terrace.
2 miles to beach. C213 I $17S,OOO Agent Great cood. Net spenda· ---------____ 968-_WlZ _____ , ble Sl80 mo. Bob Ma reel. 2 Br. 2 ba. oceanfront pro·
L...-Hlls ....................... 3250
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2 bdrm. $450 mo. Yearly.
313~ Alvarado Pl. Call
631-0234 or 675'3600 S.C:...• 1076 Moore Investments perty. S350. mo. 4907
••••••••••••••• •••••••• 110-'1271 Seashore Dr. 645-3952
Beaut brand new 4 br + den wtram rm. din rm.
many xtras1 frplc.
dshwhr, rncd ya~ grdor & wtr pd. $650. Klas ok. No pets. Agt, DO fee .
964-2:566; 973-29'7 l
NEW4Br, 3Ba, lg f•m rm, nr scbls. abope & rwy.
tllOO mo. owner 962--082:!
orllQ2..7S30 aft ePM !!'!!~ ............ ?~!C! 3 Bdnn. 211'& ba. $700. pr mo. yrly. Working girl& ...... a... Opt.or
Sale
3bdr .. Presiden tial
Hgls., Condo. Lease S42S
Mo , Option Fee Sl.SOO
Aslong S87 .:500.
~ ln•st. RJty.
nc s.ta Alta 3 110 TRAHSFUSIOH ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------
HHDB> Santa Ana Condo for rent. .... ....... och 3240
QUICK In six Easl$1de 2 Bd. 2 Ba. pool J32S mo. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 557·5415
3 Br, 2 ba, $4SO +util.
Avail. Feb. 1st. Family.
no pets. 768-4116.
Olndo 2 BR. l"" ba, de-corated. Int P•llo. pool,
chUdren Ole. $375 mo. -2036
Ca;ta Mesa houses! Buy · 4 BR. 2\o't ba. walk lo New 2br 1 ba oo lake.
on contra ct al only 1..&--~11 ....... _1_L_...t ocean.S.SOOmo.Askfor r 1 A/C r 1 ..._..,_.slttdor
h ...._,~_., "-' ... 962-4471 rp c, ' rec. ac1 . lh+mrr'ahsr' 3300 S32,SOO eac ! In up· nc1"" $400.673-6634 . _.....,._
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pref. 313 Alvarado Pl.
&ll-0234 Of' 675-3600.
s:m. util pd. I Br duplex.
stove & refrig. no pets.
S47 I ~3-6243
Beth, encl palio, ulil paid.
S2:50mo.
$48-82()4, 646-2316
PARk NEWPORT
Bachelors, l or 2
8edroomlJ & Townhouses
From $349.SO
2 bdrm 11.'1 ba. patio. pet Spectacular spa, total OK. no children S32S per recreation program.
mo. ~or 5411-7645 social program. 7 pools, 8
---------1 teoiua COW'ts. At Fashion 2 Br l Ba, crpts. drapes.
fmt yrd, aml gar. ,\vall
12/20. Aft 7. 675-0428
Island. Jamboree & San
Joaquin Hills Road.
f714t 644-1900
2BR 2ba. l~ sq ft. Frplc. Bachelor unil •,; block encl gar. dshwsher. garb from beach. All ulil pd.
ds pl. new cpls. S39S. No kids, no pets. 201 Jo:.
Mesa Verdi! 754·6216. Balboa Blvd. $250 per
957·1568 mo. + secunty dep. Call
HEW IRH:D Af'TS Sue 5.56-7707
1 Bdrm & lort $320 Poot.1---------
jaCUUJ, elosed garages
Gas & wtr pd. Adults. no
pets. 393 Hamilton, C.M.
~ll.
CIMR&Heat
3 Br. 2bath, fireplace
steps lo beach. $60()/mo.
Wciferlroftt Home1
631-1400 3Br. 2 i,..,Ba , f rplc . cpt s /drps . r efr1g .I .. _____ .. _ ...
wshrtdryr. yrly l.se. S500 All Adults no pets. 2 bdrm
mo.642·3443 2 ba from $32(). jac. pool,
Beaut. grounds. nice & clubhouse. Shown by
qi.et. Adults. no pet..s. J appt. only. 549·3965
Br bungalow . Pool , . jacuz:z1 & bbq area . Also Udo Isle· Charming 2 br,
2 br townhouse. lnq. 177 slmdeck. elec. gar. adlt:>.
E. 22nd St., • lO. 645-2498 no pets S475 lse 675-0377-_
t Br bachelor. utll. Incl. On Finley canal with
1916 Wallace. Sl8S mo. dock. 2 Br 1 Ba. gor, n14'f 646-2653 yard $550. Call B1U
biJ..3417 :
$350. 2 Br townhouse. frplc. patio. sundeck. Dover Twnhse, dbl gar,
adults, no pel.'i. 2656 "U" frpl. wash/dryer, pool.
Orange. 640-7905. Adults S4.2S m~. 645·9442.
E'SIDE Town.house. Lge Oelux 4 BR. 2 ba. gar. no
28r, 1..., ba. pallo. gar. pets. steps to bch, SS75
S 3 0 o I mo . Re q yrtylse.644-1103.
lst/lasl+SlOO. Avail J an fUrn. or Unfum. New 2
4. 631-099S bdnn. 2 ba. 3 story. frplt'.
l..a.rle lbr apt nr w•t.er. dbl gar. ll811t
Gooc1'0c:aUon mo Ord. t714 l675·S864 64C)."979. • <21.3_~ ______ _
F.astside 1 bdrm 1 ba UDO VIEW 2br. frplt.
encl. patio. pool. No pet..s: pallo. sep. D.R. Adil$.
S2:50S48-091B .->Imo. 67~.
Q.EAN qwet 2 Br l Ba Ocean front Newport
no pets' 1981 Mapl~. S2?S Beach. Wmter rental. 3 · 6 3 1 1 2 6 6 bdnn 2 ba. Huge s un graded area near ••••••••••••••••••••••• schools, transportation ~ Pet1.iMula 3207 New~legant-2 bedroom
-Tlllfift I 090 and shopping! All for ••••••••••••••••••••••• SSSO. or 2 bedroom + den
496-7711 LagiMHicpel 3252 -------••••••••••••••••••••••• MOU.IHOME
INFORMA TIOH
Rent. opt.Ion to buy Info. repo'a, loan assumption
etc. F.uy finance 0 .A.C.
9olfices.
il£ r MAAo · · deck. Right on sand. On ~wnh 3b 2•~b / bes t bea e h . Fully •O ouse r. .,... a . "'--a.-1-& 3126 runushed & ready to be
•••••••••••••••••••••• S19S,000 (must be sold 1 bdrm. cottage. Close SS75. Cedar & window 4 Bdrm, 2 ba, Fam rm. f r p lc. $375 mo. 2 -..--c hildre n , n o pets ••••••••••••••••••••••• enjoyed. Days 752·7410 $5000 DOWN together). 752·1920. walk to beach, shor.pang ~~~ceh. Ft;~v:~~c~~c!~
By owner , 4br, 3ba. ' 9UAIL ~F~·~J. s~ .. 0615~.fJ:7 garage. Fully main·
Atrium. all bltins. Ocean
view, pvt beach. Niguel
Shores. $800. 7S9-1465
(1)496-0357. 2 Br Twnhse. 2 car Eves. Mmd.9838·2189 eor-dtl Mw 3822 garage, (rplc •den pvt yd, I D 0 BA y FR 0 NT.
Corner lot, clrcula p• •cE· B-6588 t.alned yard. Adult..s. No driveway. New carpets, I.A ---------pets. Inquire al S2S 18th NIGUEL S HORES:
!.!""""'~ bldg. S41S. mo. Super b v1'ew. s a ndy .....•.........••••.... ··~ ---------1 beaeh, frplc. 2 BR. $650.
1 bdrm. new t rpt & paint. AvaJI 112179. 64S-668S drapes. Will sell on con PROPEllT!ES... Corona del Mar 3222 _Street __ . <_7_14_>_960-633 __ 1_. _
t.ract or lease opUon. Va · •••••••••••••••••••••••
Spacious 4 bdrm, 2"'1 ba,
ram rm. beach. tenn!s.
S635/mo. 493·6293 or
&11-14S3
Mabaa. HCMM Stor. s.nt.a Ana SS4. 7070
LOY& Y 21r Upptr
with fireplace. private
patio. Enclosed gar.
North ol Coast Highway.
No pets. no children.
$425.tmo Call Linda
67S-23U or aft 5, 646-6457
cant. Move In today. 10,.. TII l!lO '..MJ Open beams & spacious, 3 ~by~. 2J~~ ~tpeioisg~~'. Principles only. 754·6519. br 2 ba & f I Y I
DOCTOR'S · rp c. ear Y • $435. Agt, no fee. 964·2566
EutAnahetm 956-4500
Anaheim 956-1o11
ARE YOU SHREWD? CaJI 557-2200 ask for Mr. m2!m
Don't 16&e a minule. 5 BR DREAM _CoU_ins_. -----
Beautllul Home 3 bdrm. 3
ba. FonnaJ din. private
c:omm. ·with t e nnis .
jacuzzi & beach. $675 mo.
752-9223 or 499-~ll
W. Anaheim 761·1442
Westminster 848-8895
cus tom home w Ith A 39 unit apar tment 2BR. l'h balhhome. 2 car sweepinlll vll.'W..._ be,.von . garage & deck. $450/mo
belie!. Superb e nll!'rtaln building. f\illy managed Waterfro nt Homes ment 18 afforded by huge w/no vacancy. CAS H 631.1400 game room and tam11 FLOW. Only saoo.ooo ---------
nnm. Soannii cathedra down, take over. Ownt>r 2 BR. frplc, beams. ~r('at
ceilings accent hvin may take 2nd TD's for patio, location , so. of
room and formal dining part down. Located in PCH. $475 S04 Acacia
3 rareplacea for tha Buena Park a l 8572 stop by or . 7141640·
warm and cozy feelmg. Western Ave. 9263eves, 213/376·9369
Hundreds of sq.fl. o CAU542-3676 _e_ves_._· _____ _
decking abound. \Jn· rorlnfo. Bkrswelcome 2 BR t\se w/yard, so. of
believable low p rice! Hiway. $450. No pets. &alder want.II out! Ne llG 7.PLEX 640 024
and v1cant! $199,SOO. Near the beach. Only 67S-5000, · 1. ...._
RUMAR REALTY $365.000. Scott Realty 2 Br home, adults, no P<'ts. ssa.7977 s:l).75.13 garage gardener . $42S
•••••••••••••••••••••••
$18,500
PER UNIT
mo. 675-7258
BY OWNER
Lusk HV Hills, btn cor·
110 •••••••••••••••••••••• S55•500 PR ner lot at 1521 Keele Dr .
4Br, 2Ba. muny xlrB!I In· IUILDIHG A VERA GE eluding all apphanct·s.
MOllUHOME
IHFORMA TIOH
Rent, optjon to buy Info,
repo's, loan assumption
ete Eaay finance 0 .A.C.
9otnces.
Two lri-plexes & one 4· SOOO mo. Include& laxci..
plex with 6 two bedroom Ins & gardnr. 955-1534 or
& 4 one bedroom apts. in 752-6105 excellent a r ea of ---------
Riversid e . Wi ll ex-5BR.3ba .• fam. rm. Lrg
change! $185 000 Total. lot.~. Agt. 752-1920. • 644-7212 673-5354
J 9UAIL ~c~!a~~~~i.~~:s PLACE 644-1Z71. bfr9amS36·3S20
PltonltTIES.. JASMIHI Clffk
Moblletto..Stor.
Anabel m 9:56-1011
Santa Ana 554· 1CYI
& Anaheim 956-4
W. Ana.helm 761-1442
West.mlnster 848·8895
10,.. Tl l:JOP..M.I LEA.5ESAVArLA8LE
Mobile Home furn or un· Beaut.y Salon Hair styling
furn. Acrou street shop-men & women. Sell or
ping" t>uses. S8SOO nrm. lease. 15 yrs Costa Mesa
642-27'°· $48-47S8 63H4l.Sor751-1722.
Ct arcW TAX llNEFfTS: rr.,.rfy 160 Four Pleic, Gd renLal
••••••••••••••••••••••• Cloaeto1bops & bus.
NEWSlrOPPlNG MfAHEARH ~~.~~Area. lealty ltttftMt-
640-1405 759-0363 Trtpht net 1 ...... Fint ___ 7_54-_7e_o_o __
1eul teat au•r111tffd. --------Prime bllh traftlc rount. IT AX SPICIALS U,000 Sq, feet rentable l~dh.cloeet.hl1year 4 Br. a ba •• near new.
..-.. STt0,000. OCEANFRONT 8 Unlta Great \oc nr 1bops & bch.
~c. •.ooo t100.c.1111M299. -• DUPLEX. West Newport HOO or C:-. MIN
'4 ... 711 ~~t;_L lZ24 •••••••••••••••••••••••
AN'DINVESTMENTS 3 Br 1 Ba, East11lde. No
OflllCllUILDI.._ 6l1·4tt0 children. $42$, 54~1 lv message. ~~~-" -=·=: ltu91EDCLOSIHG EA.5TSIDE 3 br, 1 ba ..
CM Al\. 541-7729 Malll1 HOIM P..e. Crplr. end back yard ________ _. Sclltr to carry Trust N'r lhot>plnR as 11chooll
W'OCEAN 'RONT Deed. 134 1pacea. Part "'50. 540-:t.sM, !148 4471
Be 1 u t I r 11 I c o M • KOA, 71\ cub return. _•_ves_. ------llERCIAL..LOr. No~Sao ..._u ~t.
--i>fe10 Cty. SUO,ooo. · Owaer1.A1L Su & en l W.AH:t.ACl'IO!U.
--., 114/0t-1711 Bllr. Clllllfed Adll41.#1t
Omlng rm + 3 br. 2 ba.
f~lc. patio. gar, fncd yd. Kids & pets ok. $455. Agt,
no fee. 964·256697J..2971
J..«e lot; 4 br. 2 ba, frplc.
ds hwhr, cov 'd palao.
gar • fncd yd. Kids & ~ts
ok. Agt. no fee. $455.
964-2566 973-29'71 .
Niguel Shores. 4 ~r. 2 ba.
Sea Terrace Plan J on
lge lot. Frplc. fam rm.
tennis. pool, jacuzzi &
beach. 1 yr lse. $650. mo.
67S-82: SSl ·2338
2 Br w/gar. $295. Crpt, 3 BR, 2 ba , nice clean
rncd yd. waler pd. 2710 home assoc. pool ~
"D" Delaware. 636-4120 .1'morreerentw11 yr
1·5 lse.~4. 751·5111.
4 Br. 2~ ba. nu S & S ..._Vlefo 3267
Gi>lden Wes t Estate s. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Gourmet Country Clean 3 br. 2 ba, frplc.
kitchen. fam rm w/ wet dsbwhr. paUo gar tncd
bar, form dan'g, 3·car yd. Kids & peis ok: $455.
gar. S73S/mo tncl gard. N!J, no ree. 964-2.566 or
Call 968-4602 973-2971 ---------4 Bdrm .. 2'Ai ba., twnhsc. l Mlwport •och 3269
bl.k. lo beach. Oen. view. ••••••••••••••••••!'•••• frp., 2 car gar. S6SO.
536 1956 or Anna at
357-1851. 'THEILUFFS
OUtstaoding bayfront h.se.
& pier. 2 bd, 2 ba. 3
frplcs. garage. SI050
monthly. 675·7285.
2 br, 2 ba, duplex by
water. NB. $425. Marina
Realty 642-8850
3425 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3HIRGUARDS. ADULTS OVER 40. 3 Br nr beach.
$4195. 960-1366
Bay frt .. w/35' boat slip. 2
br, 2 ba condo lo Sec.
bldg, In Belmont Shore
Wetbar, ws hrldryer,
adult1 only. S8S-O/mo .
2J.3..4:M.9603, 540-9797-0ff.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
2 Br upstairs, frplc, lge
rooms. 5 years old. im·
mac. Cboire upper
Narcissus. single or cou·
pleonly.12 mos lease. re·
ferences. Avail. J an
15th . Owner da ys
m~l or 541·3122. Eves
64().7610.
2 Br up; lairs, frplc. snr m.
lg sndk. beam ceil, gar. nr ocean. $425. 752·78ll: eves 67S-911S George or
67S-3877 Bob.
3124 • •••••••••••••••••••••• s:ns. 2 br, 1 v. ba. patio.
lndry rm. adults. no pet.'I.
TSL Mgmt 642· lfl03
4 8 d rm . , 2 ~ b a . • SUS C ... .rlT •or TOWNHOUSE-Lge 2 ram/kit, + formal din· --
LAMAMCHAAf'TS
Large 1.2&3 bedroom
garden apts. Adults.
Dshwhr. bltns. encl. gar,
gas bbq. Pool. Gas Pd.
178 Scott Pl. 642·!i073
OR, lYJba, patio, car Ing; freshly p•lnted. l.Arle ft small t bdrm. 2~ l~.Eal~~CglB~
port, pool & laund. Stove. crisp & cle1n. Move In end. aar. $245 & up. · · · ..... ._.. refrig, bllins. child OK, nowaueoomo. Adulll, no pets . 2110 mo. AgU0-5032
or schl1. $4SO/mo Incl Agente40-554!0 Newport Bl. 548-4968. ,. w__... VllacJ-
ft81/Water. Avall J an 1. ~~~~~~~~~I Larae 2 bdrm. AduJt.s. No Beautiful brand new
CallPat<7Hl068-1.398. pets. Inqui r e 179~ .tultapt&.Nopet.s.Pool.
3 BR 2 BA NEW CRPTS Baygbores, 4 Br 2 Ba. Rocbmter. rear JIC\&Ul. Open wcekda'¥ DR PS W ALK T 0 Priv. ~ach ycomm. '51
75 U : weekeodal0-5. 9S5 W.
BEACH. $490 M O. mo.winter. ear+ se Studio 1pt .. decorator lit.hSt
<213>431·3125. avail. 2131472-9226 furn. prvt pall~~& each. 1255-$265
CANALFRONT 4br, 3 ba. p.s pd. S200 mo. · 1 Bt S290-$30S
Cute 3BR. 2ba an West lmmac walk to beach. HM..1Dq••ocll 3740 2 Br$33$-$3SO
H.B. Completely redec in Nowonly S750. ••••••••••••••••••••••• TSLMamt 642·1603
cart. h I o n e s · MartnaRealty64.2·88SO •B•ch Lo nf Be ac h. -...... 0 ... EW $450 + l11 t 1last. In cl----------6...1 u pd s ,,,. -..... " garden••r. 7t.sl 92."lO 40' Boat dock. 3 br. 2~ ba mvacy, U i...,, 2&3br. 2 ba. all electric ~la ..,.Oft condo. 2 story. frplc. bltll Adult, no pets. 83Ut74. COVtted parkinJ . 13'75 to ~-324• ~~~n \Yrly $800. ~IHdl 374' $475 m o . 600 W .
.,._ • "'""'"" ••••••••••••••••••••••• Hamllton. 838·29l7 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• LAGUNA BEACH MTR _MZ-_21'4 ______ _
Studio rondo. ocrou from Deli8}1Uul 3br. fam rm INN. $75/wk &i up. Maid -rns"'•"ONSAPTS bch. Pool & jlC, S375. bome lD Hrbr Vu Hiila. __._ TV ht ed rvvn ~ 84'74S25 On lovely St. P\1 yd. Xlnl MrV ·• -I • •l 51*. 2 br t.ownhoule. 1..-, IChoola .-rs M0-4S46 POOi. UU · <714) 494·5*. ba. pvt plllo. pool. .,...... 3244 ' ' ' .. N.CoMtHwy. Adults. $300. 735 JoaM ••••••••••••••••••••••• BWFFS. lae. 3 BR. 2~
be .. on sreenbelt.
9lfO Mo. Atenl Mf.11.33
~ .. ..,..... .._. )7 69 St. 646-&m eves .
•••••••••••• •••••••• • •• 2 'bdrm I b rt
H . a. car po • OMTHlllAC Cf1ll. dr1pet, lndry fee. Bach, k.\tch. bath. ulll pd. &ood \oc. No pets. $280
1115 year round. tat rno mo . 271 E Uth r1. sso aec dep. Rer·s. 644-0i&SZ
873-1.IU 10.m-7pm -------.....------------3 Br. 2 ba townhouae.
W00081\DO CREEKSIDE
Large 4 br. 2~ baa. 2 aty
tam r~ next to prk Pertee fall) home
S59S.tm Call wkldy1
8!18 5633 eves/wknda
752-(1)18
---..,,,~-LUX U 1\ Y 2 br. 2 ba. WB
LUXUllOUSI
Specious ant floor condo
on the ba~ront on Udo
Penlnaul1. 2 Bdrma. + deft expensive carpet Oceanfront dlx 2Br. 28a, Quiet adult llvlni. lnc.' mirrored b1r, de· D10 nelc. S700 mo. till ~loaed lllr " paUo
lu:u ltlt.cbtn, 21WM1eclts. J-. 7~·94418 No pd.I • ..00. 14.Wal or Coodo. Nr. lake 2 c•1
gnr frplt, den, Ide.I tx
ecuUve rmt•I. ~a val now. ~mo or 5!18-11S3
Woodbrtdlt481(11m rm
3 ~ AJC. J tar_pr...
lablSS.~
$1000 Per mont.b. ~ .. RONT Dix. 4 _m.SM ______ _
bAOKER 87M400 bdrw.abe.2car11r11e. ..eAPtNIS
WbMr' .. rno. uUI. pd. \ BR sais. 2 BR ••
3 Br ~. ar 1choof, ='J.r::.lTai lt~O Yi· Pootl]acual, pr. avail.
ahopplq.. l~ Ba. tf71 IJl.TS ppem.eot? Ach& ll, DO INIU. 2t&O mo. Owlw. MM1J2 lllrla A~ Mt.aw7.
garage. S275 per mo. Ste,x; to bch. Lge modern
8»932:5 2 br upper. beam ce1I.
ttafi19.oft •och 3840 frplc. all bltns. $425.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 .. ~.
SHARP. beach 1.2 & 3 BR. frplc. dLShwshr. garage UNF. •YEARLY
& patios. 96().2358 2 BR, 1 ba .• nr bch .. $435 ---------1 3 BR. J ba, nr bch .. S46S 2 BR. l ba .. Lido .... SSOO
3 BR. 2 ba .• Lido .... $650
3 BR. 1 ba .. Lido .... S750
FURN.· YEARLY
1 BR, l ba .• Bay Ave S395
SHORT TERM, FURH.
3 BR. 2Ya ba. new home, oceanfront. wk or mo.
IALIOA .... EWPORT
REALTY 675-1170
TownhOuse. lovely, spac.
& home.take. 2 br with
pvt, gated entrance + 2
patJos. Some wath all
garage. Sw1mm111g pool
Jacuzzi. Tennis courts. 1 bUt to Hunllngton shop
pmg center mall. Adults.
No pets. From S435.
Seaw1nd Village, 15SSS HW1Ungton VIiiage Lane.
_H._B_._<7_l_4i_898-_996 __ 1. ___ :-3-bdnn--.2-b-a-.-Own--e-rs_u_n_i-t.
2 Br. children welcome. I b I k . t o b e ach .
no pets. Start.Ing al $270 Furnished or unfurn.
mo.846-Qf07. Monthly or yearly.
6'1S-1058 Near S Points. Com·---------modore Cir. J\pts. 2 br. 2br apt. Xlnt living condi· Kids welcome. See m~r Uons. Only 0 .G.M. need
at 7671 C.Ommodorc Cir. apply Call Jan.
Apt.a. $285. b b b I ---------1$475. 3 r. 2 a, a cony.
New luxurious 2 br & den. encl. garage. All bllnfi,
2 ba, bltns. incl. refrtg. blktobeach. Yrly.
Small pet ok. S42S mo TSL Mgmt 642· tflM
Gemini Rlty • 839.6623 s.a..• 3176 ---------1••····················· VllaPoclflc• EXCLUSIV E OCEAN
JWw FRONT 1 & 2 bdrm.
..... Oc.-apl's. avail. Security
Jlmior 1 BR. 1 BR & 2 system, elevator. d~sh
BR. 2 BA. Security pro-wuber. dbl. ovens. Pen·
vlded by J>vt ltey·card en · lhouse with frplc It prv.
t r '¥ • B I t n k i t c h sundeck from S325 up. w/lwninous clgs. Plush ,_~ ___ or_995-__ 1_l23 __ _
carpet.. lge pvt paUo or Br. Irr deck, walk to
b1)conles w /xtr1 beach. Rarage . $350. storage. Pool. spa, lll!ht· Eves 498-0318
ed tennis court. lndry 1-----------
racll. Limited preview Sc.fa AM JaeO
renla.ls. From S290 per ••••••••••••••••••••••• mo. Models open dally harp 2 bdrm. 2 ba .
lOA M to dus k . 215 Tropkal 1culn1. pool,
W ich ita Ave (at Jacuul. Near So. C.
Yorktown> Ste. 409 M. l>tua.~.498-6219 nc.S3M45.S --------11ac 2 bdrm Apt. at 1240 &
•; Sptic. 2 bdrm. •pt. 2 peo per mo. Also 3 bdrm.
Kldl O.K. Avail. now. hcMe, C-11 675-9991 ot ~4:30caJl847..o967 g..7)W'
MOIUHOMI
M'OIMATIOH
.Jlenl. ootion to "111 In r o. -New--28-,.-,-,fl>-l.-p-.-tl-<>1.-s-e ... c resx>'• loan aaaumptlon.
•ate, adlt.. 1702 f'iorid1 ttc. Euy finance O.A.C. Jomcet. 1tAdah538..f729. .........._Store
Near belch, 2 br. 2 be UP· w. Anabftm 78MA42
per, encl. a•r•••· No Alulbltm es.ion ..._beclal Adultaonb'. ~ M-8895
N o p f \ a . "l 1 7 O 2 S.UAna 5.54.-7070
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Hwy.NB *-5118 '11'1 lOmm bl th C1Hn ---ICU70:&.tu mt lluc'ne C..r• • C-Omm 'I,
._. • ....._ I.Iv, dl.o rm. hall •u Av1 F:LIJCTIUCIAN·Pr1 ...t \&A -IJ '"-uJ ,_ ... 1 142·lD4
-atump removal. 875-2821 PATCH PLASTERING lns. . •-•...-~•-ii::ee-..-m'I JJ &O, ~h SJO. c.'br riallt fr .... l1mate on "' ,,. Of'"'" ·~r.,, n1. --------••••••• .. •• .. ••••••• ~, Guar •Um pct odor tars-orscr-llJobe ~•mall. comm or te· U1111dl .... 9 fte(a,f1S.7633 ----------------'Pliriiuna. ExtTIJMl' . Eu~an Landscal)tr. pr'd, boneat. neat. reaa
Top work. fair price. Lfc'd 964-104.S Dav•
All types . •·rt'ei . .tlmateLcaJ~6825 Scott • Tro Serv1c•·
86J ~anc:etierv Opt npalr, ts 1,.. •'CPr Utt'Oled 173 03.$0 al nUal, rea1 rate& •••••h••••••••••••••••
TRJP-<"llA RO 110 ~ worit myae.11 Ilda --...a.-~ an.YUIM ~-... • ROB!N'S HOUSE·
-~ orunlna_ & rt>.
......... movalll. S Ynl In COH\¥1
Malnt Ref1. 14t·487l Prol palnllftc. Ext & ant.
clYalev•. Low rates. Rtb. Fre •
20ZSMal.o,S A ~4lot ~ f CLt:ANTNG SERVICE, ~ 7.ci • -------•••••••• .. ••••••••••••• APENT hauhn1 ln for 8 thofowchly clean .2._ c.t1:... K • e Wood JP1nc101. ~"~~ ,,2.0mat•. houN. ~'
••••••••••••••••••••••• area.L.c. lns.&42-26at
P~RY'S PWMBINO COMPLETE CARE
t hi 'I • c• at. s.1M'780. )3M383 ~·""" ........................ llllG6fm pall" --.-w-•••••••••••••••••••••••l":CA~Tl= .... ===----·1 ICO.ao.644 1.He bauhna mov1n1 ~~1~:~1· .s.~o MOM)"• k J ' 1 Oara1a Yard c:ltanln1 (...i.ninl. l.Adr)'. Ml-9865
....................... .,._ eoueC. student can btat F\ne .,...~r. PamllnJ by
all price•. lawn yard ~Sinor St. Uc ' lna. Try
malnl. Quality work. .. .... 83&-$55$24 hn.
Complete plumbln& Trlmm1nai. rt'moval.
llel'Vlr.. Drain & iewtr cleanup•. h e 'd/in~ c l ei1 ninJ Frct' ~
t!lllmates. 3' hr service. --· -------
Onwwa)'&•Parloaa lot Prot .. ICIDAl avalt.ble .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Rua rall!'I au 0'105 ·R~pelrt •Sealroathll fci-allatta.in ----•Lie 8 , C M S•S Ou'\taden Sfon-fft Clun up1. llaultoir, Rubblah Haulln1 .
Aapbal\141Ml11l Cleaft.upCrwws Cooka IADdsuptnl lmmed fumitwe movtna. house
& > , ..,_,... C'Oll'ITA<.I llS'\'\tU\I fU;tan • Yard r I " an In I .
... _............... ... W•ltlllf G -4 S.... f\ttaaonabla " Rella bk
MlmM&n
~J~•llto a • M!k1d1on of
Q\&Qf•ed H•fub ln-the'DAlLY PILOT
HELP WANTED ADS
lalfl) R..auttH •••••• ••• •• •• • •• ••• •• • • »'1 2340
"' WC'Ste'llff. ~-~ FfXIT --------MW'pon Be IK'h • ,__ • I IMl.bna It GeneraJ <"k'•n·
GHIAO 7~ iil l.8 Carpen tu , palnllna up, c.'om m . " ruld Rat.I ratn ts yn ln ReeJa\ rates. 912· 1462
.......................
tkmodel, repair, seon
l'arpf'otry, old ti me
tnftsmaaahlp l6 "" tn
l&l'N Uc'd Mr ralom
bo..9Gl314
au-a Siii ITU llQ)'\Jrne -~ ----------IDOITAU. HMl-C-itft.t !P4at-"4SIOI ...................... .
---LOWCOb'TTOYOU. Ge ' e Sltnple ldeu can make
••••••••••••••••••••••• your hom e beaut. tlau~. a.kl load11r dump
lril. . "'. ll'M w r1i • de IUoru et<' 1131 125 7
flnd wbal you want ln
Dally Pilot Claa1Hledll
~ ------bca you need expert
aemce ot' repaln, tum
to the ~rvke Dlrtttory
1n Cla111fled to aolve
your problem.
nO:Q.EANlNO LADY Oflclfnl hffclln'1, rell•·
ble lft"V ct. ran rate1. Uwured.. ~a:JCM.
Mly•ko Houueleanloa.
Boat.I, part.lea • hou&H. ~atina special. (wk· 1¥ MrVlte). Mon-t'rl. 10
yn exp. 7-lOAM. 875-4233
IG-..Joo. EXCELLENT PAlNT·
t111n'l ......................
Brickwon. Small Jobs
Newport. Coll& Meta II
Irvine. ,.,,_3175 eves.
ING. Reaaonable ratee.
Freeesllmat.et. S.-2706
o..tocn Wallpapedng
AU Wort Ouar. h ee F..t.
875-4151
~~lanten. etc. Holiday Emergencya New· I. Ref. f'At. Pleaae C.ll 631·5368 aft 6.
N6-0464 12 yrs experientt. l 'm
.......... small. my pncet are
••••••••••••••••••••••• _arm __ 11_. ------
Exec. Housecleaning. Prof ltl"Vice with AUas "-o&OrpT ..... Diatlnrt1ve p er1onal VanUnescoetsnomore! ...................... .
service to meet your Jo'ree eat. for loe~la. Plmo tuninl le ~pair. 2S needs. ~lOCS storage, & long dist. )'I'S exp. Muter'd deg. In
movea. State Lac music. This coupon
S\lper Houaecleanin& n.uou.537-3160 worth$5 861-1433
Service. Resp, reliable. Lo rates. t'ree -Eat. Have tomethirur to sell? SELL Idle Items with a
64().8M8. &40-0tQ& "Cla.saified ade dO It well. DALiy PiJot Cluslfted Ad.
6'73-3lll thlao r~t with Daily PiJo( Want Ada. P,wnbl.na repaJr. Spec. In l=:;;;=====-remoclellna " copper r~ot,pe. Good pricta. Top
hat P,umbf.n&. 537 .auM ....... •••••••••••••••••••••••
REPAIR It R.EROOI''. All
typea·ahlnalea ·
rockshakea· com po· tar.
flee ell. 54 l·m>·
Whitney Rootin&. Asphalt
ahlnale. wooa shakes
auar. Free eat. Call
7·10PM. Bob. 875-l.SIU
IFYOU
tuive a aervlee to offer or
loodl to tell, r••ce an ad fn the Da ly Pa lot
Clualfied Section . . .
$1.&2 per DAY
n.&t'a ALL you pay
for a
30dayad lnlh1.1
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
00 IT NOW •
642-5'71
PhoaeMZ-5678. I======~
H11p W..t.d 7100 Hllp W..tecl 7 t 00 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ... ............ , C>ffk»a..t.I 4400 .... w...... 4600
., &llck •aMcl J:toO •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••• ••••••••• Loet&,.... SlOO .w.w..w. 7075 HtfpW..ted 7100 HtfpW..t.cl 71oc ....................... .. .................................................................. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• SIMGU USER Responsible. working
TilE EXCJTJNC w r I t e r a e e k s o n e
PALMMES44PTS L3 OOOSQ +--bedroom collage 1n MINUT~ TO NPT BCH • .' r I <.:orona del Mar or Costa
Bach, 1&2 BR Gr-cot Location Me&& Quielneu esaen from 1255 & up. uaJ Write Cla111fted Ad
Adults. No pets. ~I wee Spart! 112Xl6. Daily Pilot. P 0
1:;81 Meea Or. Box lS60, Costa Meu
(58lksEaato1Newporl o~pt ... ~1 IV tr.ll626orcaJl67~3862 Blvd) '""" ·· .....,.u • "'<'.
9am·5pm 546-9860 Commen-e Park
...... 6 4000 .......................
•A .. 11toc1ora..•
Lovely gardens· Brooks
wtr. fall
•IGt.dwn FtclJ. avail.
•J•euzzi, heated pool
•W\c.ly or dally ma ad srv
•1V & phone available
At Iowas $63 Wk
2277 Harbor
Costa Mesa 645440
NN'J)Ort 833-H813
EXECUTIVE
SUITIS
Lu.xwious offices. ex·
ecutive secretary,
personal phone cov·
erage. receptionist, con-
ference room. xerox,
notary. Lease or monlh
to moolh. Near so. Coast
Plaza, 0 C airport &
freeways. Call 979·2161
Room w-,-k-1t_c_h-en_n_e_l_le_ liZ3 Sq. rt. office space to
sub·lease an Laguna $60week&up. Hills.. SJ08 month. Avail.
548-9755 Dee lsl. 830-6030
Attractive room '.o.a mi to Deluxe medica l swte. beach. 130 wk llB ground nr., Corona del
lU>-3531 Mar. Realonomics Corp.
•••••••••••••••••••••••
5005
Knlre sharpening busl·
ne11. fully equipped
tnlck, ~+Inventory. Will traln. 646-4716
Moi..,..._Tnat otiCii 5035 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LOWEST
lfthrntRate1
ht T .O.'t. also
z..d T.D. l.ocmtl.
Fairest Ter~111ce 1949 Sattler Co.
642-217 t-45-061 I
Room& loord 4050 675-6700
.......... ••••••••••••• OH1ce-Store 480 Ft. ,crpt, A.111 we•ftti/
&ard & care for active drps, A/C, 17301 Beach Pet....-.;
Seniors. Upper middle 81., H.B. LEASEM2·2834 to.it& f.Md
clalla oeiahborhood. OC ••••••••••••••••••••••• A111>0ft ane. ResMS.nce Downtowa Huntington ._ : •c••eh 5100
pr ogram/a ll meals Beach. 210"'1 Main St . 2 •n•••••••u••••••••••• ~9866. If no answer orrlces available. One ::a;.. JJSO 2,nn $120, one 2·rm S 110,
v~R...tafs 4250 _900-_l5S8 _____ _
•••••••••••••••••••• •• • Town & Country Shopping
BIG BEAR Caban. s1P6 14. Ctr 18582 Beach Bl., HB.
poollable. color TV, 2 _962_.fH.17 ___ _
frplcs.~t6
...... to Shclr-e 4300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
EXEC.su1ns
300 to 1700 Sq Jo't.
Carpets, drapes .
C4lt down Udo Marina
U•lftc) ~I Villoge
Share a home or apt ment <On the water).
Qwst·OJATU tJHuMsm> Newport 575-86&2
U'tl-~ PNJlU' ~,.." HE'WPORT CENTER
c:..1 ~ huuo•MQ 10,000 sq ft. Luxunous paneled of-832-4134 Since 1971 fices w/spec1al exlras.
New H.B. 4 br, 2.,.., ba, to C o n r e r e o c e
!>hare w /female non· rm I ba t h room.·
:smokers. $200 + utJI. shower/kitchen. Contact
968-0781 eves & wknds. l..oulse Dahl.
CORPORATE REALTY
PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
ONLY S2
Sell any item or com·
bmallOO of items for $7S
or less with a Penny
Plncht'r Ad. 3 lines for 2 toosecuuve da~. Elt'h
addlllonal bne Ill 60< for
Uw 2 days. Charge It'
Nocoromen:1al ad1.
f"or more information
and to place your ad call
642·5678
Super 2 br, 2 ba condo. 975-0888
17lh & Irvine. Pool, pvt ---------scnau 'ETS entr 64S-~or675-11111. 125·500 sq. ft. offices. IUUft"I.
•SHA.RE A HOME• From $85. Incl. uUI. 779 HK'WERS W. 19th St. 540-2200. M.J
Selective counsell.."lg. Enjoin -l::lude -64S-7464or761·2284 445Sq.ft $245. F1ame-Around-
. 400181rch Sl,N.B. OIEDOF Fem rrnmate 25 +, apac Agent, 541·5032 28r, 28a Condo, pool, ---------My cousin la suc h a
lrv.$26.S+ uUl.634-8050, SMALL OFFICE FOR hypochondri a c . he ~Gaal RENT,$165. wouldn't visit the Dead
Agent 548-7729 Sea without finding out
WI shr 3 Br condo in San ----------wbalilDIEDOF. Juan Capistrano . SANCLEMENTE ---------
Keducedrenlforonewh LE~E Lo.t&FoeMd 5300
WI.II take over household 27S/l.S20 sq n, heat. air'd ••••••••••••••••••••••• responsibihlles. 495-0284 balh & signs. 6 yr ol '...... Found ,., C II bldg. 673-3022 ..._or • pe · a Shr home, Fem pref, Animal Assistance
non·smk, 4 BR 2 BA, frpl, SQ0.1200 sq. fl. Loguna League. S3'7·Z273, no fee.
1..olt: S.arnete calfemel~. Pract. nurse, p /t or Aul Bkkprfor small mfr. Bank.in& •
Bluc:Oearollarl.aat seen emergencies. Reh. PT apprx25 hraperwk TEllER
Ruby Ave. Bal hi. Call Laguna, Corona del Mar. Exp. preferred bllt will For our South Coast 87S.50~or675-8985 4111•2974. • tra.iD right penoo. Call Ptaza office. Eveninga.
Help Wc.hd 71 OO for appt. MZ· 1916. Monday thru Frldsy &
LOST: MaJe Stamese cat. • ... ••••••••••••••••••• ..... _ earner n"_,,,_ .. an every Saturday Ex crossed blue eyes. front """" .. ~"" ' rred ca11 claws de-clawed, blue col· Lag Bch. San Clemente penence pre e · lar w/blue rhlneatones. Acctn& Bkkpng area. Eves. Dependable Kathy Amburgey or Mr
Owner heartbroken . TEMPORARY car a must. Call The ~~=
REWARD. CdM area. Regiater1odsy to work ~.581-4141. S.+IMp&Lo..
MG-5.534 on varioua accounting Al!I'OM<YrIVE 3333 Bristol St., CM
Found Female. blond and bookkeeping assign-•~De--.Mp EquaJ()pporEmployer Lab. Approx. 6 mo. rnent.&. Work clo1e lo rosfftoMll'
Monarch Bay Terr. Free ~e~~ b~m&: r~~ouu~~ Orange County growth Bulwll togoodbome.~. . tant.s needed tbru-out r equires H OWA RD ~Teltt-
FOUNDnrNewportCrest OrangeCounty. Otevro&et E·X·P·A·N·S· Excellent benefits .
Condos. Golden Lab Robertffall's l·O.N! Irvine National Bank. mixed puppy. MZ·2100. Accountemps 1. Service Warranty Call Janet VcinDyke 5005. Main,Sle50l Clerk! Some auto. ex m.3700.
FOUND U b1eg& toy poo-
dle. F. 5-7 yr,s old. Santa Ana Heigh'ls area .
646-4209. eves.
FOUND Blk Lab. M
Balboa Is.
673-2490.
Found: Pomeranian, ans.
to "Shaw''. Vic CM al
lrvi.oe. 548.9673
FOUND: Germ Shep/
Husky mix fem. Ul(W\8
Hills Mall. Red Bandana.
831'3397
Found: Lg En~. Sheep. do&. well lrallled, NB area. 645-9984
5350 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RELAXING MASSAGE
BobJame5·Uc Masseur
Outcall 9-9, 494·51 ll
PREGNANT? Caring.
confidential counseling &
referral Abortion, adop.
tion & keeptng.
APCARE 547·2563
COUNTRY GIRL
*ESCORTS* 2' hrs 957-8474
SpiriW RNder
11.LSSo. El Camino Real Sen Clemente; f'uUy lie.
For appt. 492·12'J6
XX PAHCE OF FUN XI Beautlful~e girls. dance at exhibition & rap
sessions. 9AM to 4AM
every day. 2060 So
Euclid. Anaheim. excat·
ing 24 hr recording
SU-1422
MICHELLE'S •o.tcdl• llAM·2AM W-3749
•ESCORTS•
972-1131
AIEKAIAHUA
or Purple. Danny wants
to see you. Please call
ZJ.3...423.7526. Carole.
No. Tower, Union Bank perience helpful. We Equal Oppt'y Employer
lnTheCttyotOrange train. Ideal for sema-714/~103 retired Service Mgr. or mechanic. See Trevino.
Beauty assistant wanted
<with future>. Also
Jula elle man1cur1s t
wanted. 837 ·4250 or
837-8779. AccCMlftt Clerk
Sal S790 to $960 peT mo 2 Yrs olc exper. req'g 11
knowledge of accts,
payroll, and/or fiscal rec keep'g procedures App·
ly Newport·Met11 Unified
School Dist. Class1r1ed
Perso nn el Or r .
Mon/Wed/T hur & Fri
9am-Noon. Tues lpm· ?pm . 1601 16th St ..
Newport Beach, E.O. E.
2. Service Cashier/ Bookkeeper• Ab1Uty to
meet ~le well & ex·
perience. an these fields
are needed qualifaca·
lions . Excellent pay,
benefits Permanent. op-
porturuly for advance· ment. See Office MGR.
Pleasant worklng condi·
lions ln Orange County
A1 rpo r t c.'om pl ex .
Permanent. vaned. In· tereaUo~. Exe. pay. benefits, . tor advan· cement.. B y
HOWARD CM•rolet
Bil'ih\g clerk for maJor
wholes ale nurser y
Stat11u cal typing. in·
11Jauve lO improve exist·
mg systems. Applicants
must be able lO give at·
t.ention to detail & have
exacting mind. Contact Mr. Martin, 962.Qi04.
~ s.u.twy Dove & QuaJI Sts.
Sal S860 to $1170 per mo. 4 __ N_£W_PO_R_ll1r_B_E_A_C_H_
IOATIUILDH
Head lamJnator/tooler. mu.st be senoua, self
llar'\.er & willing to take
charge . P ·Squ•red
Boats. 541·2873 Yrs exp w I AA deg or
equiv. Apply Newport·
Mesa Unified School
D\st, Classilaed Person
oel Office. Mon/Wed/·
Thur & Fri Sam.Noon,
Tues 1pm-3pm. 1601 16th
St., Newport Beach
E.O.E.
3 advertising salesmen
for Orange Country area.
Xlnt commlss1on. The
Real Estate Trading Post. 3645 Saviera Rd ..
Oxn ard 93030. 805 /
48S.35S7 ask for Dave.
Ali.O Parts · Counter & de·
livery. Full Ume. Salary
dependent on ex pe r .
631-0lll
BABYSITTER .r esp
woman wanted 1. 2 or 3
dys wk. for daytime
babysitting, start Jan ..
ref. 1S9-0202
BOOKKEEPER-Fu II
charge, for progess1ve
company. Prerer com-
puter exper. Salary com·
mensurale w1ab11ity.
Non·s moker. Send
Res ume to . Hui s h
Management Co . 33208 Pasoo Cerveza, Ste C ..
San Juan Ct1 p1s lrano.
Ca. 92675. Baby3itt.er.EI Toro area,
Mature woman. slarUng
Jan2nd.wk.days7amlo -·.-~--~---• 4'30. Care for Infant. 8VVl\l\llii5rl0ft
Rel. req. 768-7446 CHARGE
Babysitter-J anuary . 2 Small ectronica mfr
chi.Jd.ren 7 yrs. & 4 yrs. 8 needs F C Bkkpr. Mu!lt
to 6 Mon-FTt. Turtlerock ex pe r n A I P . A I R , ~•· Need tranaporta-bank reconc1la·
tioo. Wiil pay above stan· . etc. Salary open. dard. ~ Good co benefiu. Call Betty (213) 678-7161.
Ba1?'5itter needed, Mon· Fri aflernoona. Call
fWS.8434. Chns.
AIRPORT tnt.erestinl l)081tlon now
open al an airport ln the
Orange .. County area.
Work ln pleaunt sur-
roundings meetme peo-
pleas a aecwity ofllcer.
We have day & swing
IJhif'ls available for men1·--------•I & won:ie'I who would like a ~hallengang career.
Uniforms are furnished and on the job tralnlng la provided. Apply In
person 1t 177S E. Center
St. #105, Anaheim. Equal Oppt'y Empk>yer
IOOIOCHPER
Intelligent, experienced.
book.keeper for Newport
Beach Boutique. Must be
knowledgeable In all
aspecu of retail book·
keeping./ Call 838·-4182
for aoterview
ALA RM COMPANY needs trainee for Hrvlce.
electr ical bk grnd
helpful. 228 F'orest,
Laguna Bch.
Banking
FULL-TIME
TELLER
BookJteeper, fuJI charge,
FT. Upholstery decorat·
Ing shop. 642-8400.
IUSIOYS
Weekend n1tes and
special parties. Expr'd
only. Pvt. club. 673·3515
C 1. E R I C A L 11--------SF.cRETARIAL 8:30·~. C()()t(S Knldg ot otc p~ures. Expanding re11taurun1
Call for appt. ~5000 ext chain with over 50 unit:.
sai. Fanuly-owned organ11J tlon offe rs pleui>an1
Q.ERJCAL
1 PAY DAY
UFTUNTIL
CHRISTMAS
Earn extra Chns tmas
mooeynow!
TYPISTS
PIX
ACCT CLERKS
work1n l( cond111on'
Good opportun1t1es ror
advancement. Excellt'nl
company benefit:-. fo:x
pmenced d"esm.'<l. Appl>
U\per50rl.
KEYPUNCH OPEil ------
CLHICS
Must have phone & reUa·
ble transp. Lona ashort ·
term assignments. Jloll·
day & vacation puy.
Hosp1tahut1on plan
avallable.
VOLT
f l ""1µf,.IAU. ·.C lt'-'k t "•
CC>Otc
&
FAST FOOD
COUHTEI HELP
E11pand1 ng rei.t;.iuranl
chat11 wtth OVt'r 50 UOlh
f'anuly-owned orRunllJ
l ion offers pteci1H1111
workln i? cond1t1on ~
Good opportun1t1es ror
advancement. Ext'ellent JI.a C.,.... Dri•• company benefit:-. Kx 546.4741 penence ~ired. Apply
<Acrou From In person.
0ranie eo. Airport> ..a. I_ --Equal_Opport_E_mplo_y~ R;.Ul898f9
a.ate lECIErT ~ ll
Oulst.andini career opp 16 FoalllOft llland
for mature. people onen· HEWP<>ln' IEACH
lated individual w /ltdl•---------
typang skill Wo rk 1n --------
pleasant surround1ngs l•--------
w1cd pay & bendlts Cook
l·Spm week days. EOE J.C.1'84NEY
Contact Personnel Of. 24 Fashion l"-d
face. So Coast Medical .,.._leach C.enter 31872 Coast Hwy -..-• Sol.a 499-l.3J1 1s currently ~cceptaoi.: g. . cipphcallons (or C'OOk ---------1 Full ume. outstandanl!
CLERKS
UTOTEM
beoef1ts. xlnt workani.:
oond .. apply m person,
Mon t.bn.a Fri IOam·4pm.
E.0.1::. MJlo'.
Openings Now Available CW.Oter Help. PIT. hr:.
for full or p/Ume c.'lerk5 11-3. C.pt Mike':. Fish
on 2nd & 3rd shifts. No Fry. 645-2875 ex per neceasury·we
traln. Start $3 per hr. As· Countt'r Help JOpm to
st managers t-0 $3 60 hr. 6am. Winchell'i. Do Nuti-
Managers to SS.SO hr. Ad 253 E 17th SL C M.
vancement op port un1t 1es ~;;iiiiiii;;;;iiii;;jii;jjj;;ii-.;;.,.
to those who qualify. f'or
1nlormatlon go to our
ne.are5t market or con· wet the personnel office at •
~LampsonSt
Garden Grove 53'7·4840
Equal Oppor Employer
CUU TYPIST
Typing 45·50 wpm ,
person able. well
~· Good benef1Ls
Data Process1ni,i
Progrmr Anlys1st S24K
FIC Bkkpr Sl5K
Secy Asst to soou
Call For An Appl
Irvine Personnel A11ency
4811E17th. Coslci Mesa
SUrte 224 642· 1470
DELIVERY
full time for local de
Liveries. Excel dn vanR
rec req. Ph for uppl.
557·9212. Ask for Mr
West.
pool. 7~ Bch. XJnt hlway vislbili· REWARD'! for return of
Be)'fronthome.pvtsu.lte. ty.new<:rpta,palnt,A/C, boys B lcick Balboa UMD4&Vlacl
gar., resp. adult. Non· under ~rnd park'g . Cruiser. taken on C>Mltc.alM011~ .... Hotpff ..
Groomer, b11t her ,
cleaner. F / T In cl.
Sat/Sun.
Position ls available in
our Westminster Branch
for an Individual with
previou s teller o r
cashiering exper back·
ground. The person we
seek ahould enjoy pubhc
cont.act and detail. U you
are seeking a career
poslUon please call Mr.
Bill Moore al (7141
G«iOO or Sheila Har·
rison at (213> 476-2201.
CARPENTERS-with till·
up exper. Rood wages. yr
rou nd employment.
future benefits. 979-4044
1l4E IRVIHE CO
1071 Camelback
Irvine 644 901 O DEUVERY PERSON
for busy Irvine Tr11vel
Aget)Cy. Must have rehiJ ·
ble motort'ycle & in
swance. Approx 5 hour"
dally, Mon thru Fn. Jlrly
wage & mileage po1d
967-2700
s moker .· $400. mo. O<.-ean & hill views. 11/22/78. Please call, forl'he'-oftt!
67lJ..1S2l before lOpm. 549-ll86 • 4!)9..:m2 eh 11 d b ea r lb r o k e n . Serving all Orange Co.
AJRPORTOFF1C&S 6'5-7857. 13$-7313
Huge condo Bluffs. view. 1 to 3 room suites, all f'tr..al Ser'tlcn 5360
frplc, pool. Female. $245. services. No lease req'd.
7$-1419 nenee. From $150. mo. 1mmed. REW ARD ··~···• .. ••••••••••••••
N 8. exec. condo. oce•ft occupancy. 2082 S. E .for lost remale Golden Goina away? Mature, re-.... Briatol, Suite 200, N.U. Lib. Nr Olive St ln West liable couple with n · ~78pvt13. apoolm·,.,,~e,.~7S300. (714)557·7010. Newport eve or Dec 5. 1 cellent references will .,.,.. V'<'lr.,...., yr old, llc'd 4' tags. stay ln your house and
...... ....... 4450 Owner devaslated. Any take care. 833-9410 days
Information o quea-~eves.
Uons U k 646-9160 or 2572
4J50 •••••••••••••••••••••••
................. ••••• • TOP LOCA TIOHI
Double aarage, 2oth & 17th & Mewport ll•cl ·== Olive, HB. $60. Also Su~ruJ ~l.ailsbop
smgle, same area $35. approx. 950sq. ft.
~ SS6(I Per mo. Bkr 67~00
....................... lait blk/white marktnp. c....L..-.-.l.. &
Cat. Vic. S horecllfh ~ .. -
Single garage for rent, Approx 300 s q ft .
1916 Wallace. Costa downtown Huntlng\on
CdM . $25 Reward! ---~ ...................... . 7005
Mesa, $35 mo. 646-26$3. Beach. 210 Main, mini· I•-------· Office._... 4400 mau.sw .980-1558 REWARD!
••-•••••••••••••••••• ......,. .. .._... 4500 LOST; Female Wht/blk· ••••••••••••••••••••••• /f/r&Y Siberian Hu.aky, 6 ~ Mesa 2 prtvete Of· ~ ...... __.. old i. •• nces rum. $150 eadt 0 --...... mo. ..... wht atar on -.. ........ Oood 4 8 3 o s q ( t • beck ot neck, Anawen to ,,_., ........ locaUon l2$0-f100/mo. ADI. Ph tbe name ot "JODt" No Avall. Ja.o. l. 1979. C.I -.m7. questions uked. Call
Z"1·ll00 or~ arte 567-1$7 Gpm. 110&110~ ... , ______ _
No Com M-1 700•q rt Mlnl warehouae, Com-13isotmo. O~d noor· mer~e Park Newport. ~ REWARD. Loet Blue·
Tom.540-2:a00. 83:Ml813 ' potnt Slam~. It gry fat cat. Vie. Cameo Sbn. anca m 1t 500 11q n. ex-,._...,. 4550 1_673-29'l3 ______ _
~ 1!~a2Uon. llSO I •M•••J•••••••n:••••••••: Diamond & Gold Pendant ·~ .. ,..,. •. ._.. 111 a or l l. exposure lost vie Hamburacr
Stop! I Take u~ to relax ~~ft11~~a~t f~;Pnr'~~: Hamlet re1teurant or
and lhop at home ft 's 2tO 111 I\ of A/C & heated SlkJt lot, on Adema. ~
almpl41 with Dalty PIJol oftit'CI&: apnnklrr~: 100 ktward 646-4141
Claultled Ad.1. And If amps, 1.20/208. l ·pha1e REWARD. Lott 12/18
10ll have toa1tthtn1 to e: 10.10' oven.ead rem . S blh ·Tzu, a m i ••II, call a friendly · uck doe>rt. Linda blktwht II hair dot. Vic Claaalfltd Ad·Vller at vwrtnJ, 7a,a.a.04 John 17th/Irv. 144·1083 or
ta.SIN 0. Vai..tlna~Aaaoc, Nan
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REAL.ESTATE
LICENSE
SCHOOL
OFFERS
Chtlt Udwe,,..
644.5463
APT MOR-Cple for new
32 unit H.B. Call 536-4729
or538-4022
We provide free com·
peny paid unifonfls In
addWon to a generous
benefits pac;kage which
lists medical and life m-
Coddail Woltns1
School Cashier : Exp. mature. F.am up to $300 per wk
c.'apable cashler needed. tow tuition. Placement For rontemporary retail 89L'llsl 75\.9194.
shop. F\111 lame. Call or Detivery man, FT. local ---------1 aurance retirement plan, ask for Manager. '""""RIO area. Beach Stationers,
Apropos 129 Fastuon Isl. -TOil «UICampu.'I Dr. NB ASSIMILllS
NICISIOH/MICH Poelllona ava)I w /fast
growing Newport Beech
co .. involved In assembly
ol compua "camera un·
ita. Applicants should ex·
per working w1small
part.I, 11ood m~h apt .• lo
eoJoy • e.nerlts Include 2
wceka vac , l wttk aack
leave, & prOfft sharing to
tuition, reimbursement, ltodc purchase plan and free p,ark.log. •
BRENTWOOD
SAVINGS
&LOAN
12001 San Vlncenle Blvd
Loi An1eles. CA 90049
6'4-2652 Excellent opportunity•----'------
CIRCULATION CLERK for andMdwil with ex-DeUverymon ror early
"'·II lime position for perience In telephone AM L.A. Times home di! .-.. oollection. PMltloo open livery route. Must h11v<•
circulation clerk. Muat In our Costa Mesa office. economical car. Adult!\
type 45wpm & use 10 key O>ntact Mike SulUvun or only. 2..., hn1 pr dlly. No
adding machine Some Bill Watkins. at (714) oollectlng. S42S pr mo net
clencalexpencnc<'ls de· 549.4200. Equal Qp. l•ke home. HB areu
si rable as we 11 as uni E >lo G-01216 pleasant phone voice us port lY mp yer. 1--------
lleht phone work 111 also Dcllvt'f'Y p/llme AM. Li\
r-eq\Ared. Good company CQML.TV.MOVIES Time1 dehv. SIOO per
bendil.3 Including 2 wk11 •IXTWAS * week L111una Bear h vacation alter I yr , com· ~
name a re w . C a 11 F.qual ()pp<>rtunlty
557·9051, aak for Ray Emp&oyer M/F Gillman. , .... _ ........... pany paid 1troup In· need ed lm mt'd . bY1---------
surance, credit union. Hollywood co.aUng dlrec· DBJVIRY /SALES
Doing au.,,.. ..
Under A
F1ct1Uou1
Name?
~'" Branch ote 11ttka bond•·
bit Ftr Tener. Cootact
Ravmna C..ab. or Rollie
Brouaard at <714>
644-~
W!S'ttllN FEDERAL
SAVl.NOS
2744 E. Coaat Hwy
Coronadel Mar EOE ,.M/Jl"
... A .. I • ORANGE ton: buslneeAmen 25·40· Mon·Frt S·t eves, own ~. Appiy •· f11Ur ualy men '1 women. 00~ DAlLY PILOT. ldda of aJI •Ket. doctor & tramp. 53l-o8JI =~lf:t~:CM~~fi nurae ty pes. Holdlns Dem.al ualalan( . chear
M2-4321, f 219 ror ap· appl. lnt•rvlew1 in akle ·IOrMHperlenceor
.....i-•-t. E o E Anaheim area lhlt mo. traJ.nlna. Four day week. ...,.. ..... ..,., · · · · Call (7141 761·1244 . l...quna8each.494·7m
a..EJUCAL VIDEO C AST IN G DENTAL
C:O.NI r..-IOllMI SERVICE. RECEPTIONIST
A9Mcy Companion for elderly Oo you wan~ use your Hu loca ()()obe ovalleble lady In Balboa. couple 'COOUJ\Ul\Jcat akllla 11i.
wt\h m1ny fine super OK. SO.Mal. •~lat n 11 pc'<Jple •
rompanjes and they're • anent«! dental pract1tr .•
all FR££• OONCRETE PINISJiERS Our tum need• y11u _...,.1 540.4055 ·oper'd, Rood wageA. yr Newport Heach 640 7112!! """""''"" round employment, -bow Dally vtlot ClaH• c..t.1 Ptt fJ ao1I futw-e benefit& 971 4044 DENTAL FRONT 0"'C
lfled 1dl dlaplay their A41Ncy lne exper, It ~J>lnll nee.
....., .. wtt.ft lc1lbllity 2790 ~.CM ~e who aN' teMln& NPl Bcll a,.a 64$.66@1
and rmpecU OW' ads. we AU.JOOS FREE .n apartment look rlnt _
are proud &o NY really In Claultltd Wiii your Ha\19 eomtthJna you want
l•t uaultt. ~hone Claullled Ack. your one• ad a. tbtre7 To pl"• to atll? CluaUled 1d$ do '62-NTI. 1 1 centtt. 10UI' ad, call ta.5471 k -.11. eGM78.
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hnt'111 onree need•r----, Hood 11tmallen -,_ /~, Salim HlfpW..t.d 7100 MlllaW..e-4 7100 Ctih IOH OrtbodontJt-a1a.t. wlltl Otneral Offi<'t" Ulm avalt.bae fw la)'oul REC' PT Nl~1 ~tt. ~ (.()Vt: PEOPLE" •••h•••••••••••••••••• ~~~•••••••••••••••••••• ............. ••••••••••
4-!kmlll.. ~01111lty I KrM'£ Sllll•'~ • ...., Ml*' YBONT..O 'I.CE. &bb« bc»e prochxU. Have 1ome utu or Qarly REX catA6, lllt~a. E•P prererrecl. ""NOl1 "'°""-~ 1tOTltl Pt".Of'T-0 New MD. n 'lloa I lrWte ana MUlt pau medtul backaround? ~/Rettptiomst, rront nowolferedupet.t. me>. ~~llnB.>'n or over ll(llY CAM a.SllK-4 da1 """· 1'1 = ... ,....,..,, ...,.. .. 1Ph,l!lr•I In· Decnon1trat• h ce a, SICUllJY ·Otnc:e. irnall mra co. ln 541-G'lO
cz DAILY PILOT
_.,_ "I l •ll So•t _.enend• "' r8 Mf'dical riUllUll blci -.rar.eatt ·-hodJr •u•~ ln pre-MAUJOTTHOTB. C.M.IU-?MO. ~-...;...----10-4-0
I "'-11 ._ ftCll ~ Yft'1 hell)ltll, fot llDt; &40-'fAll ~ 0.1. ..... dfpt, ltOP-vvm 1Ar • ..--.U..... • IYE NT AL A S ST , 111.P ~-.. ~IOOUen I~ wilJ bi "held mfttloo pounUal ... .,......., .. u•l .. ~•'~:f"'--------•l .. • ••••••••••••••••••• WANT&D RDA x Ra) I I •. ... Oana ll·IO od uooo+ by ChrlltmH. =' to wort ntxlble WAITaaSS Gennu.-!ihepberd ~..------
be. upa:nded dutl • fr A vl11t ttl t'Ur ~aal \Y1*I WUif' • Rl'lumf llAI. llTATI Slart lmmedie~ly. C.11 Law enforcement Exp•ndln1 reat•urent Vwy bellthy, lood qi&aU· -~ beMf::ti 4 ~r):1 1 1nt r vl •w1"fi Cent~ I lbctt _ w t'O Box •.Sun.et SALISNOPU Dlwn.2u1•1-390$ ~~~~Ye::r;::,~ otn ~euant worklna ~c realatered. ~· I I rnuld bf. h '1 1'11 lt11~.__,,.,.... C. 1111'2 w-i-N.Taa•-~eo..JA.a •.1.•-l•DllS t•ny beoerlla Appl" cond. r;:xperdeelred.Ap 1..;.;;....;.;,;.;;. _____ _ · I vt1i1 )IOU ran m •· .,.,,. - -.. _, ..,. --1111-... ' 111¥ bl penoo Wheth r your ta l 1:• w 4, ooday thru M.-.ult.ALOP'C PElt!iON »>WI" old rm llt'bolly P.-i'TIMI onJ.ri, Jl,am-Noon. BHfle pups, AKC r:· _..,At..-OaTHO OIC. I Jnb ~oded· IS YHn I rrtUy Union beMliu CMl'dlrtll t . RN 1>1 uwned' operatAld by It• ,.,_11 _ , .... _,1_. Ith-~. 111 ered. II wlca o d • a
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P.•pe r'd OrtbodonHc I , ll rdav. Kc 11 u n I ......-QG fo• 1nt .. rn11t R ·r rt'q 1u1»1dlery, branch or wk Eam 'l,t.o SJOO wk Newport Beach ~ ~·· ;;t;TlN Chriatmaa pup. 11nlde Ii °" lab eu put "nu.r ktJ bark l" a:t1 ._ rranch.IM -juat head· oocnm. llM-4· Eq\ull <>PPT1or. Em pl yr .. , ... """,, 1 8 1c Kc.
i.n& nHdC'd for N•pt I •o work I ..._..""' PT • f'1', MID TICH -qWll'len with • round· SALESMAN· YACHTS M/fl •sCoa.tHwy, ~ w •· A • l~olt!.144 1.as____ Wt' hot' nv r 100 1ood bflOe ru-0~: U1e·Clock acceu to Kona M1rlne. l.ado Lll\Utl Beech --------•I J 1 f r " r t' 11 1 I latvl _. CoonlHCt'D\ To •urk l.n N B Mu1U mu11e ment for U · VW-ee. 71418'1$·1403 Ul.b pups, black, AKC. s 1losta:ncr I C'l1u1tlr ellona of I p ~ Thurln t)t. IMv• Callf llt<tnH All •llt&nce al eny lime. Our Service Sl1tloo Allen· wk#, bold ror Chriatmas.
,cl toh• th•t inr lud C.M tcz, ~of labttw..r Call anhcMM ~ u..,. ll•l· Sa1ct Penon with exp dant. fxpv'd. Day Is M/F . xlnl bkarnd ~n taneo; T>l>Wt -M u11 ar~t fdr appt. t.na' aalot tr1lnln1 pro-sellin&olcau~es. Eves. Pull It p/Umti. Ap Watchman wanted prr 971-0183. flOO
DESIGNER I ~~=~.:..;nd Wnrd I u:!'8~~~l.an .-u~ 8;~1':' ~~e~f9!~:: M~~l f~ ~~Jle~talaoo, 17tb" P~e!1~d:. r"eet .•::ad Shih "hu pupple.. AKC
Man"•'"1"""' ol t'IM-tro. I Al l\d b Ficnrlf'e fl't'I do t.unctry. cook. ~T·S • ll T. Cow>try tnlnioa available. We Laguna Beach. Service Stallon Attend, ~o. $46-431.3 Xlnt ~· $160.
"""'b&nlul IV'OdUl'!t. "' I ' • It • r a r t' 1 n can for l lJO ehlklrH C 1 u b C 0 0 v . 1401 P have an openl111 for 2 ,,..__._ 4. "'°'"* • Pf'O\"M PCB la> •"alutlfta whal kind. •tlll~ pa,,.11t1 ere al Wll Dl 11letperaoo1 with en ffi(S ~ Mesa. e.p pref'd. WHEEL ALIGNMENT & Lh•t• Ap10 pur1plea ouipereGDwbowaut.1ta11 I "' wort! u r111ht lwl ....._Mu.athav.tyr t'll l.huaJum. character., .JN.__ Call131"8ll. BRAKETECHNICIAN A.K.C. Beaut full y
tll)llClnl.INAY to make H · "'° ~ ..., itt<t the' • • de\ ph,.1cal ~, Ollfitel Q.IAMI... lnl.drity to match our n.-a. Oats C SBVICE CASHIER Newport "llre Cent~r · S marked. Alt 6 pm • ret'-1 •• . PIU1. bf l ''"b' Pf'OPI• In ah I •Pl!•k £n1llah. Calif-P h1&6' 11tandud1. Your _,,r ' O. &NX--... TOR dayworkweek.aal•ry + Anabeimt'10-28a. ifttlcnaltiy voi\fed wlt.ti r I. h l • u b• 0 I.It llnYet't be • be< wUlln1 to T n eoln11 t;xpt r own mvate tte.k & no Part·Ume tales help COO· V'f"SK"' commlaloo. Apply 3000 ..._.. ......... ., ' •~ abroed l6C» p/m<> lld.\.llU only t4 br or aub ~ Im" 1 1 I ~ k needed immediately for E. CoutHwy, CdM . "-..... _ .. ,,.1 lb." mo._ .... ,..,..... Pl'Or<'-•N m <'On I c u ' Io m «' r • 11 r •1 · ooalrr.c:t 1127 OU.6 ' "' 11 c SHJOP e. aupermar eta. full time work. Full com· -----"-----.............. _ .. .,... l~ to fwld Wt h•PP~ And vou·,... TU41 ad to Employm nt m1aaloo split up to J heck product dis· .... _ _,1 •-1 WOODWORKERS 7b(k511..t::!_. w/papens $200.
wlllll n IOdlv•du.tl 111oh<J I h•PP' •1 [)l>velo~tnl Oep1rt Q'llc. Mawaier S.lei1 70'k Interview by •P trlbutlon. pricine. shelf pony ug..., ti•" n't pay .._ .. ,
want.a to arow with a C• ::\!_.._ ~r b '. !0,~74 Ad Good upp0rtun1ty for ad· pornW~ytNonl. u.ya.ylorCo. management. sell dla· ~~~~r~i. Call Maraot. ~to 15 per h<>ut. Expr'd Las t c h an c e for
a:>"Nl u•am t~qu•l Oi> I "" _, I _. !!._Y~er -VIU\C't'llk,"tll. Wlll train/no _.,., T11 plays, pc"Olrama ROB an pm router. table saw Chriatmu Irish Setter
"°r t unity t..mpluyer ......... _...,.,Te ~-----s .-xpcnence necc:au ry RMl\On &44-4910 HOURS: 3 DAYS PER WITHAM VW and sbHper lleads Up M t' ),)f ~ I ...., ........ I nvv---Ml.lll>l bt-25 yr1o old or WEEK , Sche duled 7600Weatmlnawr lnc:.3123Wetil McArthur, ~!.;... l4 wks. AK<'.
t\111 •PT C1rnploymr nl older It be aV11li on Realflstat.eSales be tween Mon Thur. Weelmmster SanlaAna. ,,,_,, ---K for boUI days 6 fw• No .,~ •# 1r1 Weko.-.._. ........ Sam ~m. 7 hrs 1193-7551/638-7880 --------£.-..to You 1045 ..... ~, ... R'·•-LC~• a ri .... turd11y11 S57 0824 or .-.-... ~.. WRITER fT'9 ..,.., " ,_, Qlft"'I ~~ tftrt oeceai.ory 774 ti090 JS26 Mt<tHI Free J w--Ls per day. Miat ave own Serv St.a Help needed lm· We're loottno (Of' a a•~ff •••••••••••••••••••••••
Orhen I w•~ c.oatact Penioneool Ve.nit f20I. Costa Mesa. ~ car. We pay l5c per mile. med. "'" or p/t. Apply writer for 00.r 2 yr -;,d Kitten•. In ll me ror =:-1 =r~0~~!; l:>•111v•c • I =.8:~e:}~;'. ORDt!!J\Dt;PT TRAICNING ~:~~11:'\,~~: ME.C.tHwy.N.B. maiazlne. Good op-~~~tsbota.nea
lnlWp. Calif. dnver1 Uc 27 ?Cabot Rd. &o.a...,.•un l.nlinee to llll ordeni for Hew ....,. Laguna Beach, Hunt· SGTPEPPERONl'S =~~s.g:i for In· ~·d. No pnor exper I La1una Nllluet I ffiMf1l Uve-ln • h~lp olf auoo\y Co .. Pb for Mtw Protptrfty lnston Beach. Cos la PlZZASTORE • Cockapoo pupplea, 6 wks. nee. Good drMq rw a 831.QWZ clHn. cook, drive. le ~ "'·9212. Atk for •Ati.olutely n~rtor Mesa. Now hlnng. for full Ir XEROX OPERATOR. toeoodbome. ~.~ c~>'y:ifo~ I Or &:l.~ou~r:.rh I ~l:.:.Ce~~llOO ~-t . ~~ ell ence ::r1ra~: ~~~~i:!r c:n:e~.~ ~~~~: ~·1n~y wm~rraf:t~ -.«152 ~c'm.1~3~1.alt . Her IEqu~I Opporl ~-Out.atandlna OIDIAFMJ.H ~allied lnatrvc· ~~:·An°:C!i~:~ :::01:8°"over.Apply lrvine.Call5S7·l747 . ~lc~gi~~°:eh8::'!
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--• opPortunlty In Costa .. _ .. "'"...._. .. .., l:!U""" -2300 . . en.to Ml4I c:1t.... ........ .......... ..,.. -.. y D11bw•1he r . main -Mesa aenoral egency Our Santa Ana dlJilribu· lrainl.na. ~R AIL SantaAnaHeaghla ••••••••••••••••••••••• for Christmas . Call
t.ooancr man, 40 hni u Experience necessary uon center baa an open •Uplo1i0%commassion. office supply & sta ~9-8674 ........ IOOS 83J..211Jt!6. ~ 640-7440. G9•+LOf:FICI Low prei.aurc offi ce 1.ngforanlndividualwlth •Choice of lop office t.ioners. exr retail s ales (Nextt.oMcOonald's) ....................... --"---..------
DRIVERS Hrs. t-~. lYPt" 50 WPM. wlfull range of d1.11ly in· experienee in abipplng. locBeatlons, pepptl'S0!1~'!!!12tiAmek. fPb fMor F.qual Oppor Employer Atffl'-'UI SHOW & ~ m:':f w~~~::Tik
goocl phone pel"llOO&lity. aurance dutici.. Com recesvi.ng or warehous· YoW' own boss with a a ....,, . ...,. s or r ,. &rwht. 947.1317
Cla.:11 I dnvers needed must have previous ore Pen 5 8 l i 0 n c 0 m . tna. Dut.ies include some top ~ch professional or· West _ •ShHt Metal Oper SALE for maJ whlale nursery exper. Call 531-084.2 meoaurate w /abihllei. forkUfl and a blllly to ganaaUon. Power brake. punch pre-Huntington Center Mall ""'Rile t 1050 ., Applicants must have ~or'M6-320S. drivetwoulevan. Valid Katella R•alty 611, apo1. weld, exp. pref. Jan 4-7. Preaenlt.-d by ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~at. cln appear & gd GIRL FRIDAY : California license re· • bul wiU train. Infrared F.rnpare Exhibitions. Sell CHRJS
dnv\ng rec. Exper 111 Variedofc work w/amall IHSURAHCI qi.ired. Apply between. ,_..._.cal J.-. SALES Dynamics. UMO w. nth 11p•ce avail for Info TMAS
haodha\unursttY stock mlr. o1 Math ~acblna Larae bulurance agency 8am-llam & lpm·3pm. IJl·1211 St.CM.548·22t5 _&4$-_5341_______ SHOPPING? ~Mr ~:!~/:'~ rmcblnea.417·3800. ~e=~n~ ~~bnltr~r.0~!·w~~ Receptlonht. :AT. TRAINEE Shop He•fc· t.op wages &r ~!:~dn!1,~rd~:·
Martin.982-esM. ~a I! .&. T olfiee penonnel. Salery Beach. (Near O.C. offi~'~· G ral DAILY PILOT benefital d ortboptralnfee. SIAotiqotMue~~~CBolocx4;,4_!, with two exir• leaves &
Dnver·Part time. Tues. & v-ft•..-~· commemorate with ex· ~~~!yt)ErnE. Pquyaelr. Op· "-.~ .. '!..~ .. in. cAl.ptpy\yplottat mme open Inga or HUGEcSELEcTJOtt' chalts PLUS one gas log SALES JOI MOW perteaee. all company ...,........ >lo •M-~-,~ N right person. Call and eome swell toys for ~-t:fv11:g ~e::ici OP9' beneflta. Call Kathy anna uuues, 101 . 545-0403 for lnfo & In · AmnC91 Ouiat.maa for your kids! Con GOOD PA y . GOOD 54Nlel Bl)'aide Dr .• or caJI Dee This highly successful tel'View. Dellroolc Corp.. W.....ttaaal CaJI
req tactDaoaberore HOURS, GOOD CON· PartTime at6'4-0U8 local newspaper has nn 929BakerSt.,C.M. Chltrin '7141771-1076 ioam~ JAMTORl ... L We are aeek\na ln· ooen1 g m the 1 ~ s ---------1 DI TI 0 NS. MAN Y ~ dlvldual& who enjoy Reception.lat needed for ~r--n e circu a-Stock-Men wanted full or ..,....,., Wed. thru at.
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RaS FRINGE BENEFITS . P/time janitorial poll· wortdng with the general young Omg Cnty firm ~~~=:~.~~~c!:i: p/llme. Advancem ~nl 1802Kett.ennR. Irv ROCK MAPLE BDRM SET. 50 YRS OLD. XLNT. $495/CASll
6'73-7200
m;ft FPSr GROWING COM· Uona available. All =c· are pleasant. re· Ut.e typing & neat ap-lectlons and supervision opportunll1es. Apply .in (7107S4·1m
Men or women 25 yrs or PANY PROM OTES areas. Apply betwn 4:30 e, & self·motlvated ~ance a mWlt. Wood ~rson. Standard Shoe Id K th l FROM~N TRAIN & 6 :30 pm . 17182 hi Fl or teenage carr&e ri. s ri ~U:: NJsrao a ~:e~a!r "' uu . Anmt:roo& Ave. Irvine for PIT work with a f t n~ xture Co .. St!lected 1.tppUcanl wall C Me. 3077 . 8 s lol. lcrftwood lantwood
more Orange Coast ~AON la ETM 2N ~ ~1'811. ~rpe£'RCf~~8~~ ~~w,.·~•Mau!r~.r receaveaUberal startlng -· J<'rom Irvan~ Ranch &l•----·y---·
Yellow Cab, 17300 Mt. ST ARTS ··IM · J"'.....,..OR NECESSARY·we will O.C.Airport.546·2901° ~~!..edand regularly ~/bmtbe.Oarybe1i.!J~0'a **I BU ** Herrmann. Fountaan MED I ATE LY • ·. -• tr · '"'-tact Th Sb :M.:UO:IU.., raises. bonus .,,.~, ,.,,.,.,..,.. Good uaed f'umaturc & Valley. <No of Slater KE y 8 0 A R D Days, no up nee. o:fcir'M&.7735 e oe UC9'TIOHIST opportunities and many TEA CHERS-Sub· Ollpa.antlng.CalJf. artlsl, Apphances--OR I wall
belwn Newbope & EXP ER J ENCE Newpdrt Beach. 7 :30-4. · Flnancl•l service ofc, fringe benefits such as sthute. Kindergarten Eyvlnd Earle, 18x26. srilor'SELLforYou.
Eucbd) HILPPUL. WE HAVE Unlforma furn. Good PART TIME N.B .• experrequired, ac· paid vacaUona. medical. through 8th grade. Con· 5500 below appraisal. MASTaSAUCTIOM ~~~~~~~~~ Ot1R OWN TRAINING wmtdillc:oncl. Ml.I.Ill have curate typin11. 50 + denta l and II fe an · tact Westminster School 5.1&-0826aft. 5PM 64M616 & lll-t625 -PROGRAM PUT ON BY own tr• n a P It Ph . WPM. C.U Myra 4-6PM au.ranee. Position also DI s t r I c l . l 4 1 2 l ___ ...... -----
1HE COUNTRY'S TOP •1016. _ EVENINGS Jlloo.Frt 133-aMZ provides successful •P· C ed a r wood A v e • .. . ../'"h>c ~-Colombian •· lllVER
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ORGAN SALES ..__....,..... plicant with late model West.uunst.er894·73llealHtalues . vast:a and SACRmCE -5pcbdrm PEOPLE. CALL AT -· w---..... Adults with outat.andlng, car or van with personal 212. E.O.E. artifacts 536·0626 afl. aa Sl48. Century Model
0 N C E F 0 R Of'9tAT~ attractive personalities llCIPTIONIST i.RpriviJe&es. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 5PM HomeFum ~~RX~£:;:.0:¥.:~ :f.'~~zfante:; !.-ee~~~ ~':::S~:~•tr0:u!1.;~i:';,~ ~can,c!cT':~~nI!a:e~ ; oak. Mahoa, Walnut. ____ MS-_301'7 ____ _
NUNN714/:se&-7302. claC ayatem. Xlnt salary 250. BETWEEN 4.00.S:OO penonable PBX recep· cord. • TIACHaS f\S'Diture. Low prtca. CASH PAID & benefits. Weatlaods PM. llonlst with various other ~TITUTa 142-.7147. ~ ad UMCl tWAr. aotl·
GUA.RO Bulk.~. E.O.E:.__ AtkforJ"" ·office duties. Please Hours are approxlm1tle· $60'9 DAY ""'Wft 1010 qta&clrTV'•95
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A111l1tant Supervlaor llCIYPUNCH EqualOpJ:rtunity call: (714)752-2600. ly u AM to 9 PM dally. Wanted qualified sub ••••••••••••••••••••••• Queen sz RB matt/box F!f, min a>'" ea~r. in -·TOR E JRVlNE W__,_ __ ,._ opllonal but al stluae teachers t.o teach FREIGHT DA MAG ED SPITIJitS S89. King $99. twn
g-·rily work. a r "-_.._ mp O)'er SAVlNGSANDLOAN ~.,...... HS ~.. • overtime rat.efi. students 111 the event HOO'POINT SALE. 3308 or fuJI 8 pc S28 ea. <.A!n phone reqd. Irv ln· Several Or!ninla exist EOE M/F of a work slopage or w. Warner nr Harbor, lury Model Home Furn
duatrial complex. In· for exper d operators. -·-··------•! D II ,._"""" 6AtJ..4l21 t.erview'l;Mon /Wed•Fr• UnlvH 1900 exper p•t-tE-UP . llyouarequalinedand emerrnc~. a y pay SantaAna.979-2921 .,,..,.....,,, •-Lfor •"--lpm. Call..,......,.,.,,. =ul, but will train. Ail RESTAURANT interested l'all the $60 Ix lgh schools. -N--T.--... --..... -0-
-~~o Eq I _._O _,., ... 00 hlft dlt ptnsoN HOSTESS OJ:twation Department grades 9 12 VaUd CA CASH PAID I M E r U
To delive r DAILY Pnnr bundles to car·
ners Ul Newport Beach
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0-Wim-or ~~er· . ua pport ,_, ....... al. SaJ••• • ....,*wlll de·· tft •·.3()•-2·.aoMon·Frl. Call and ask for the Dastnrt credenllal req'd. Apply & Wuhr/Dryrs/Refrigs, CHRISTMAS 8' Blue .._ c-.a-......_.., ,.,..,.... -J v .., 1 • submit credenllal In worttingor not 9157-81.33 tola. very gd,cond. SlOO ..... , _...._, penctonyourbackground with at least 1 year ex· forappt.6'>5000ext.520 Sa es Manager s In· HB u · HS Ml-5l1Beves
lq•ol Opportet•lty GUAIDSWAtn"m & exper. and ls com· . perlenre. preferably tervlew. ~'°"52o eo1.!"0'l · WASHER DRYER SALE -------
la ·~ayer f<Ull or plume. 2 yrly olemented by manr fine newspaper. Excellent ResFatamurlly·n~ee•re.wusrlaenrt's. ORANGE COAST H a."'or ca~I 1714 ) •• ;;'ii deluxe m ulll · r ycle MUSTSAC·5 pc bdrm s~l. ----=....:~--_.. ni9el. Apply 610 E. 17th benefha & our Idea N.8. company benefit.a. Apply " ~ D.1. •LY PILOT r Int De dll De models Completely re 2 pc Uv rm aet.. rclnr Eleclrlclan w /com · St.SantaADa. locaUon.FOf'appt..pbone betweeo 9AM & 6PM . openi.nglnJaouary,now At ~ 0 · a ne c biJt, ~erinshed. your lmslel.lblaCenturyModel
merclal exp. Salary ac· .....;~-------1 Monda.ythru Ji"rlday. acceplln1 applications 330W. Bay St. ~~~~~~~~~I guarantee. Your choi ce. HomeFumM&-3077
rording to exp. Call .UARDS Lynn Stansfield for a ll food service Costa MeH -SlSeach. Delivery. Sale All Wood Bunk bedi.
963·7879, 7am-Spm or PIT Mn-(714> 759-~ OltAHC'il COAST penonnel. Wallresaea, ~ Telepbooe Operator for endb.12/31 /78. So. Coast w/mat & box sprno:. ~:.~alt~ ~y·~~u~: [: AVCO DAILY,.LOT :=-. =•~~~ An~~~~:unity }~~;:_r~:a~e::rdvslJi~ AppiW)ce,53'7·~ St48. Sip sofa s119. Cti~1---. --•·-r: Alt•dll s.r.kft 642·5682 service bartenders. food ____ ....______ 228 Forest Ave, Lnouna BARGAINS Used ref rigs , lW'Y Model Home Furn
to Pruidtwt of Oran11e ouoty area. 82!0 NewPort Center Dr 330 W. Bay St. prep. Apply In person. ... wshrs d.ryn guar best 5&'S117 ..,,.. rff"-JA Uniforms are furnlahed NB921660 Costa Mesa Moo-S.lt.atl0830Wamer SCH 0 0 L BUS Beach. .. buya,:....e ee....:.~1'. Beat Sof--Bed--XJn--t-cood __ _ T1tl8'~p%:unr:cr~. ~J!1. ~ ~=n~ F.qualoppty Employer Eq~~f:~~lty Ave. Fln Vly. Ca E.O.E :1~a~~:~:.~ ~ TB.EPHOHE AW'S3f>.001l. 330 ~~ r~ons need ~=
q1.1ree excellent typing anl.en!Stlng positions on Kitchen Helper lull tlm --------•I hour. Licensed or wall SOLICITORS Large Cold.spot • almost ooverin~. $60. 640-0010.
blolls/shorthand. Client •II shirts for men & Mon· Fri. 11': 30 -Bp~: PBX ANSWER! NG Restaurant train. Apply Newport· ~.;..7R6efrlgerat.or. $250. Hones 1060 coot.act & some travel. women. Bums Int.em•· $3 .15 per hr. G~ servtce operator Exper MesaUnJfied SchoolOis· ~rlencedOnly .Sell _....,.. __ ~-------•••••••••••••••••••••••
Must have fashionable t.JonaJSecurityServ1J:es. be n efits . E .O F.. "'efw/tram ~9·30_15 ___ 1 BOB'S tnct. Mon/Wedrrhur & ~1~.~~ot·~!1f;~V~~r lkydel 8020 1 Yr TB Geldlna. xlnl
~ppe u ra n1ce & pro 1775 E. Ceoter St. Jl05, Bayview Conv. Hosp . PBX HOMIOFTHI Fti 9am·12. Tues l Jpm. phone al home Over 21, ••••••••••••••••••••••• hunter. Musl 84111. &y
1ei..s1onal te ephonc man· Anahe i m. 835-4630. 205S Thurin. Sl. C M Ans werin g s ervi c e· llGIOY 1001 J6thStreet. Newport l.D. Card. Call 83S-MS3.
ner. Equal opportunity 642-3l505 operator full & Prr. Call lmmed openings lO our Beach.Ca. E.O.E. 1·3P.M. r.vcla & Company 16.lhandtl675-725h~
This ls a key poalUon. employer. 8:6-3561 family restaurant atl~~~~~~~~~ Tow Truck Driven ex· -t:iri.hMs SpKl4n CNl!STMAS POMY
Theauccessful candldate GUAIDS LAI AIDE PBX OPERATOR nearby locaUona. We re· SECRETARY per'd. Top pay. Apply Ncw&Old BchCruisers Palomino for only $100
will be articulate, one f\JOlrp/Ume.Allareu. Ex p e r I e o c e d Oral\ie Co Arprt are•. quarenoprevlouaeaper G&W Towing, 7408 MXBIKES994'tup CaJHordelaJla ~~ctan sllelWlp inl' to ~-clll Cfl Unlform1 furnlabed. phlebotomy/ bark la6 Inter bui.y switcllbrd . CJolnomoure 1efrieendu1lytloedaarny. for growing corpor•t1on Ohms Way, C.M. 642-1252 New 10spd bikes $87.50 -.Cl4 con ... 5 ion .. a ... e AgC82~over.ReUred proceduru. c 11 11 Ftr&P/T11hifU.E:OF. ln~ationfield.Can· Newltused3-5-10 apds HauuhoWGoodsl065 =~ts ~:1~':':~u~~t~ ~~·Pr;' ~r.:e~ ~~-ret for appt , ~anrobee~~-~.~r~r bet~Ad~a~m;"a .. Sl.' ".•'1'e :4'P~gra:~~~~IY~ '1E-Y' 'f~J.~~~t~a~!~~~r: =!nc,Ne ~:c~Bsl dbC,lkM'~· ;;,:;._~·~: .. ;:;~·;;;;;
wilh experience. Protection Service, 1228 ---------833-3333 .,.,..,, phones. type SS..00 wpm & live in CM 646-9638 :M70 ewport v Grey Fleur-de·Lla china o~. um. e _.._..,, ....... •u•· W. Mb Street, Santa Ana. LMdlcape Maintenance W ........ WaltrnMt di,. n..i.-e. Sttlary com· nl.FftC MGR 642-7910 Re a i. on ab I e . P P
"""' lllJUUIV ""' 0 .,. ·--n-..,.., .. 9-12 •. "'-·-·~ aa .... -nln" full p Bx 0 pe r al 0 r . ex ,..~ T-L..~ & .. .....,.,..,., ---1<r7.~122 rrult.ed 111 confidence Lo: ..,..,. .,,.. __ '""'"" "' """....,..,, '""' •· 1 d t b -~ measurate with abillty We need someone lo keep 8...,, o. t.o bullt ..»• • 1-4Mont.hruFrl. time,484-0168 per ence . mu11 e c-1...1-Non smoker "'-nd r" b ,nA,...cer.cus rn . --------Wilham Fawcett ---------1 available weekend• & -• .;x: '" l.ratkofour arowt · iUnt rood, S2:50fbHt of· Moving Sale· Sora. t.wln Bo~U&Jacobs Legal Secreta~ tra111ce evening.a. Call tor appt 23862Avenid• De La sume lo Huhih Mon aire· fer.644-88:16 beds. table. chain. 412lW~wrly Pl.11113 GUA.R.DS • or experienced. airport 11 ·J0·5PM. Mon F ra. CarJot u1.LngunaJlills ment. 33208 Pas e o The applicant we are dreaser. lamps. Evci. Nf'wport 8each921660 •rea •. Mus t have ex· St&-5000 ext 620. Cook T,.._.t Cerveu. St.e C. San Ju•n seelong hllll excellent or· Child's Schwinn bike 491256.S
SECURITY ceUenl. t,vnin~. llOwpm.... c-.. 1-C.plltrano. CA 92675 ganizaUonal 1kllls & ad· Usedool)'ooce. $50. ~ deru needed full , .. .. PEOPLE PERSON -.... • rtl I .,.,... ......... .__._. Collell• e1ree in • 7311 Edlni erAve.H,B. SICRET-"•y ve 1n11 aaency e x ~~ --.-,
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tensaon to i fuilko~ me Fargo Guard Services 11 mgoolldlla. me~na 631-5588 CookT..... for 1rowln1 Newport ob1llty lo handle many wheels. A·l. $20. cafi nght. H08t A Gold Purty
po11UonatNa oca rilegc hlnna teeurlty 1uards1----------~toUepepen 3 to 6 4.501C.mpuaDr.lrvlne Beach re.al ett.ate rtrm tasks & meet deadlines •l.318. lo your home with
book9\ott. oexpe ence for: ~~·wn c&erk . ... .. ,1 d F.ql&Al ()ppor Emplyr Sa I a r y b •a e d on an• friendly, pu.nuu1ve ---------frl.U, & receive a free ~-Min. waae to '"'-'Ml -rtldl am. SlO. uou y, 3 •YM M/F ql.l&lific•UOM. lll!inMr M..._Materi..,1025 soo HK gokl neck chain. start. E.O.E. 833·6228 I wrz. ~Beach weet.882-8422. 6.,."-1112 _.., -._
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U -t.d S...~IJl·I-5t1.7811 ""'°' ....................... UIQI take JadVanlagC Of . 2·5 ... w_.. ays. Pbooo Canvuaer nu. I.I a key posl\lon wholesale prices on solid ,.,,.,,._ ...... Pt& M .... bi~•at·-·11 tlm• 1n """" I l ll I Rat.aunnt """-ful dlda•·· F\gunl Salon. e&e over 3$. -. au r u "' .,.,.p 0Jr Wll lra n r y C()(M( .,.., 5Ut'Ces8 C811 ~ Im nwood '°"'Wood &Old chain& & jewelry.
Altemale morn " eve COlh A.... 11111lll ahop dolog R&rD wage + bonus . Call I *Sec Uri * Wi ll be rewarded com· 1''tom Irvine Ranch & Call or.wri.te for detalls. •hlfll. Wiii t rain. WWftlierAretl •ork. Small mac h. OeorgeS-8PM .M6-3706 ComP8ll¥ benellt.ti. paid f8 8$ menaurate wlth ex· bey<X>'! the best 1.Xl2's, Gold Parties Co, #815, -~1. part.I. Minimum 10 yn weekly. Applry1':rnon En&lnttrin'Sec/i perlcnceb. Resudme1 should aroy/bm Gary 4 ..... ---~Lambert, Lakl' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;11 M M I D t A T I req. W•~n. Con PIZZA AL'H CHnlOfc:/Sec:y REf5K be SU mltte n con· _.,.w · · ,_.._.v T UJ"W\,C.. (714)837·9659
OPIMIMGS for ta<tMr. lbetwee.r lllSTAUIAMT Emp&oyenPayAll ee11 ~1t<;.'m•·awceu BRICXftBLOCKWORK 5 Olamondal Xlnt quail
Hpenltory le•el 8ft5540-0338 ~J~anled. Call I.Oday, 16175 H11rbor at l!;dlnger. U1Reinden1Jlcncy Bozell ~Jacobi MARTY tyl Mu.at Mil at below GENERAL
LABORERS
TRAINEE
~SEMI.EIS
PACKERS
Must bave r ellable
lralllp." phone. Loot. ahort. ~ u11tanmena..
lloliday • vaceUon pay. Ho1pltatlutloo plan available.
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~~wt.a Maids wanted. top waaet ~Valley. =~•~h ~90 4121Westerly Pl. 1113 646-Ql1Bor&4682:39 do~umented whl 1o
...t TOP 'AY wlttl 0 ~The Inn at Laaurra PWMlll/R.,.ar c.lJFot Appt/FAtab '&4 Newport Deach92660 C.Urw & ~
,..1 ... 411 .. .,, N.C.tHwy,Laauna Newport Deac:h "area. Retail ci,rk, PT. Mon· ....,..5, ,,..,, ... 1010 a..., IOUd gold cbalJu &
r MAIMTIHAMCI Good opportunity Fri, nUd day hrs, ideal ',.., ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jewelry at wholesale
Apply lo penoa Mood•Y P/'tlme student • work at _64$-_e625 ________ 1 !!>!....!a at u rt wo m an OrMt oPPQ' '°" ~la~n Pentax M£ w1lh 50 min &c Holt A Gold Par·
t.O 1't1clay, IAM to &PM Pwtyrenta.latore.Appl> ........ -SICllTAlllS Newport.Center w • 1.7,newcmcl.'230. ownbomewlth
•: maNtwportBlvd,CM SALD-ANOHJOOlLCO. Work ~al temporary nee~. Must type ":w:.~: 541-41144. ~ttaor_"!RteCofor wau PAICM> on ... hiO ~:npllAI ~· Open to •11 Knowlech1e ce aou -...u.. VV9ll PUYt!ll •
CIUAIO laYICU MANAGER 11 62 Bir DAY CMll bonuste, ll to lldlll. d equlp. •-••••••••••.......... mTI Lambert.1.-161'.
llJJW. ReUred cool• t c 1'a\•111f,OUpa1ror nture P9tl0!' in Colta C41,_M wlll bt • bll plua. Perllan lcJta.n.., cba mp IAb"°""-C..wi·llSS9 -~ 76 un1t mobU< alOdaudtnUM -. aru. a.1entleu 1f11t1w•T.-Y -...oo ind CPA 111awrect. C1 I •••• bomelwk Malnt•aanct D •HYPILOT of Ut>_tr1HU, wrlte 117-0061 1
' r-'t•1 Ir•• IOIO ,..,. ... CA • otr'lee opar. ,..q'd, ._.,. M.P. Kead..&.._Amenun llhotl,$150.5"--.................. . ~·~'•lf1rr' 1"0~ ~'s:Ja~:~~ ~ Dlsuc.T•VICOllY ~,!aatl.oe.io~~~ •;-fi8~ oovfefircloead• Rouad Fruit wood dinlDtc •A ,... ~E .~. SPMC. 811 Hamilton. _,_ for M lctiln tba . a leavH, • chn. at: · """"" IU Y c.2.eo.ta M .. e:me7. oosTNow• s AL£ s c Ls R K • 11.62 •r DAY Plrfeetc:oed.~M:r JJO W. w.,..,. 64~1671 eslabllt hed 1t1llontry Equal Opp: Emgtoyer Clll 1 ~l't aifY0u pa)' for ~· ::~. .
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SlatA LlcNoC..tOM ;;'Qui~ed. Will train JI )'OU',.. In th• m•rket IM not ~·11'· ..... bouHhofd Items you're an ... ~... IHVICI ~ .. j ·t;i---·
£qu&J()ppEmptyrM/F M1a1t pau company ror a bltWr car. be 1ure 1n1e benert,1, aroup not u.11n1 available lo Nr'INU DlllCTOIY ' rv ·
phyalcal lnchadlnf back to cbetk U.. many autos ~1: vacet.lan.I aocne other family by ad· 642·5871 DO IT HOW i OIUd'• Pla1 Houae. Dutch m . 640-'1 .. L rvlot. ~~ for a~e .10 ~C...aT:.Mr eal c=..thc.n:.~~~Sla 641-167• doar,~~WI. C.ll•MTI
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han&Jna g1rt11 ori•anul Piirro t , yell o whead doUuna ShoclcOoall Goodrondltioo lrtl, P8, PB: $2600 PP. PARTSSERVICE '78 911 SC petro blue. 12200. 752·5011 d a y11, Alncan II II m•l~y•n Am uoo. yna & not lj() 875-s:r.M 673-0562 · 613-7180 lorded, xlnt c:ond. low Vat.. t772 Man-Fri 10.5. Helen
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M3, rwlS well $4.50 8 5 "-&0.--IOtO 100 mlle1. S250. Ph TOPDOUAI 511-19I EXPERTS ~aft 6pm 770-s.343 •••••••••;,-.:~...... 675-23Uor aft 5.~7
WhiU wrought Iron round Fine used Pl8'oa for ule '78 HONDA A TC90, used a '83 BB. yellow w /blk int. IAILI m
marble top table w /4 Graod.t·Orn•le Oak up houn , aalltng J?OO . New pain&. Tires. Xt:ru. VOLVO chnl very durable. S300 ru-SpineU. Freedel. a.om Gd eond. M~b IOU.Dd. lmKarbarBlvd.
Small drop leaf table. o.ptt"-oSllop Sf.A RAY'S -------MuatSellM-5117. OOSTAllESA
S20 Ha m radio. 11 15 lllXX>ff.amiltonAve. H.B. 17, tA 30, Malor"-1, S./ 7Z ft tTC:O.-..... JOJ '40-94'7 "-'"'-• .. -°""" ..... ., atll~~74__ __ SJM775 w a../SI•• tl60 5 apd, 11101•. brown/ OIM•ICOUMTY ., .. __ c-·-HAIRISOM'S ••••••••••••••••••••••• b(,!.OEXW ~)· • 1 0 • 0 0 0 . VOLVO Must sell Mirrors 9 pcs
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new. Only S2lOO. Call --------•I Generator, 2 alr \.VIJU.I" u '71914 FM 8 track, 62.000 BUY or LEASE 146-tm!O !119-3'29 Uooera, roof~ air, TV SHOP&rCOMPARE m i. Very good cond. DIRECT -Mlii------9-9-5-0 p-~-::_:_l-~-~e-~-:~-,y-~-~---:C-.~--~-n~-~ m.~1!~: ~~~~{.~¥. WEPAYTI>P OOLLAR ==~~ t!:ll'!e'l ··~;=~'.;••
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<..iub member11h1p SlSO or cond $950. Oak uprts 'Tl SKJPJACK 20 open. Look al t.biJ one before FOREJGN, DOMF.STIC "We need to b~ clean wmt.er restoration pro-De.tJerabl ls no OPEN best offer 642 2164 or f S950 V8. vhf. teak, sw1m step, you bey I Call Truman at or CLASSICS Detaun uaed can" ject1. Offering factory Anaheim 750-2011 P w
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Royal & Olympia, 11eU 8600 milt.onAv.H . 161.3115 aee ~ua· ... ._ lolJ,art. worltguarao· Mecb1nlc:a n o w at 16-18AutoCent.erOr.
correct IQ I e l~.ctn c 536-8715 29ZS~Biv'd. l.eed.22$ a11"1, lHS Ha rbor SDFwy-Lake Forest exit
typewriten, like new. Good practice piano for :at~ ~:c~4 c.ostaMesa 979.2500 Bhd.,Cll.6'5-1912 IRVlNE cost S650 ea. will t1lce be elnner . Upright bo 2845 HARBORRLV O. '75 914 Porsche 2.0 liter, -L-ES. A c·---1 .. 'or ___ ._1_0._1_0_0_0 __ _ 1?75ea 714/847-~ walnut $325. 841.~ or It main balanced , 540e4410540.0Zll abeoh.Uly must aell 'lm · ·~ 1.uu ....... •
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Poo table, 4'i'lx9, 3 pc _ _ ____ $12..SOO. 548-7698, 846-9468 1974 Detlun 8210 Htcbblc, _;~ ___ &2______ Grt Omd. Slick, tttteo, While, fully loade d !
slate, 11•" lh1ck, $400 Ot!auutul Wurl.atzer Sptn· 18, Gl 140 h 13 Roadllner . Cl111 A USED CARS Inds eng. fl body work. Air.'1500/olr.499-1.282. Xlntl $2,000.675-6161
(1m1 557 5037 net 32" high. Unuaua l a sapar, P Motortiome 21'. Roohlr . CALL PAPPY S850 64().9134 "18 9u.sc. Sftrf. 6M ml. !!lyle 640-497& Me r c ury C rui se r . pneni.tor. 21.000 mUes. UsedCarMg r Ai r . Min t . $21 .500 . .._,UMd MERC. Mona rc h . '76 t~ atallon a~uar1um 5'ci -------American t:rlr. Must see Excellent bey at $1900. 54().S&30 "7621UZ, xtnt cood. mags, 675-18'12rea/IJS..l.514ofc. -·••••••••••••••••• 2-DR. V-8, fact air. Mint
stand, Coll'}., ete with ft) 1093 $1SOO. 58&-6471 SJ&.364.5 A/C, stereo, radio,,ape, . ..,,. ,,..._ -'bl n .. --d AMC ttOS cood. Business hqwdal· everything, anl'ludan~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------nu batt. Mulbollao 5... '"....,..v'Cl w e. nuua I ln° a ssets mus t sell ..,, ........... _,. OMC Runt -bul ............. _ '""me -•~. --··•-••••••••••••• " · tropical fish. Sl50 Cal "*""""' __, f .....,.... ..., ............ 1'2510 361 31.IM IHH!896alt 6PM ~ great, comple te e n g .,_far Sale pension. $5800. Aslc or i.ng. MustSeUorwillcoa· "2'eGremlln. auto, A.IC, lo · · ·
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, f ;: take over payme oll. Attlhna/ M2-56'13eves/w n ..i .. A _..., 675-,,...., ~ $411M&514 ev• " ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sofabed ...... 21 ree-zer · -.-~ COSTA MESA ..,....._. -· _., v•...--aiiltlb 9520 ---------I Atf '725 wbdl. '85 Must.an& Convertible, -
$100. bar $6S, c:~t $20. llllNG j ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• '11 Porsche 914, ma11. 2118 V-8 P/~ f elec. typewnler S35. GE N IOSTOHWHAl.IA WllUY spoller, must see. $4500. C Gu ttll • aut.o, • ac.
25" color TV 165. 11url Mlnloood, Uft, trlr, COY· '46FORDWOODY USID CARS! na..:.11 S86-&fll ....................... ~._Just c ompleted
board $25. M7·3288 Nordlc•Pro SIU Boota $10. er, new va.rniab, Mere 20. Fully ";,~~i $13,000 I We're the new Chevrolet Ui Wi ._... 9755 "2'e Cad. Seville, full pwr., ~ :id.es..':~~~1"· Is IUIL..-...a~ Ladies down parka Sml $2195. 762-alll. 6'73-8256 dealenhip in the lrvlne F· ... ··Uc:Cloeeout _..,. cond. Low ml. Sky --w~
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--umlS:iO. Donna 673-9166 -......... ._./ 4dr aedan, "Baby Rolla )'OW' used car ! .l.919 Modela TISTDRIYI OUI .... Cad Eldorado con· "dean. fld shape. 50.000 •••••••••••••••••••••• -Royce'' Rare LlfD Lux· JOE now arriving -U CAR -_, all avail. --'ona _mi__.;.' ·--SS--l_oo_. __ 67_.S._5500 ___ _
SWORDS. DA GG ERs.S,0.illwgGoodt 1094 ctall"tet 9050 ury c:ompact, P~.PB. MACPHERSON MUSTSELL OFTHIYEAll,. ...,... Art dealer will buy In ••••••••••••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• AI;. Only S3K ml. yrulUpa DICl< MILLER Incl. fuel ln/ectlon . TIBCAGERS teresung 1lem11 (7 14 J Pool Table Regulation, OWter Boata AYlllable AM/F M radio . N ew CHEVROLET M<Yl'ORS Good invent.or)' in atoc:k. Absolute per . co nd . grab your folks and buy
673-lSU. used 2yra,gd eond,bst 26', 30'. 32" & SI' for painl,radial.l upbolatry. 2l Auto ~nterDrtve l20W.Wamer,S.A liurry ~theyllut! 4M-01"7 t.b.ls'76 MwitUCobra V8.
olrtaltL>a. 549-349'7 parade()( ligbta or day le l8mpt. Xlnt Investment . IRVJNE $5'7·2132 ~a. '87 Cadillac coovertbale. U>eded. $3495/ make ofr. Mlllkal week-end tailing. Call $.'5600. Call weekda'/'I on MAJDAjalMAULT ~l ... ..._.... 80ll Star.,.._...._., Newport Bayview Yatch ly. 714-631-4777. PP 761-7222 Jlllll Married. Muat sell! 2150Rarbor8 lvd. hOOO/bttotr . ••••••••••••••••••••••• lcr 1095 O ub,631·1900.-'71 X19, fully loaded. COSTA MESA ~353& "11, V8. P/S, A.IC. 53,000
Arp Odysi.ey Synthesizer••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'63 Cadillac, convertible. WANTED! Take over payments 641-1700 '16 Sevllle. SUver/1llve.r ma'a, $1950.
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642-2914or 548·0419. for sale. 714/ 988-7841 • ._.._ .,4, llt.7..,. a.era ... DR II Calluttoday! '73ml~~t Wagons~~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• evea. AM/FM cass, Mags, 6
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VOL. 71, NO. 353, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Teachers Plan St
J 81 a.t\'llOND F.ITMDA ,. ....... "" .....
Huollnlton BHch nlon Hifb
School Otatnc:t t achen ha
ur1~ tut-...,.,.. In Qth r areu to
1 1upport tht tbr atened Jan 3
1trlk• at even w st Oran&t'
County campuaea b)' talc1n1
pt'rtOftaJ a.av .. dur1n1 th• rU'St
two weeka ol the new )'U T
• • Atk all your fn nd1 and
rtlat1v in other dJ tric\.i to takc-
the1r pt'f'IOftll I ¥v• day• dun~ the firtH wtoek & o f
Janu1ry. • hl\i., t m otCS.rsub
Uhal now." rtttd a U.c 1 lttter
toWNlOr~tCounlyl ch rs
The ltrlk plan'• IO•l II lo
"completely c-IOI the uhool •nd
h•n the board not meet the
mln.hnurn 1tllool yt1r.'' aald
l at h r leader lta Tolblo Stat
la'll' reqw,.. public: school •tu
dt"llta lo attend clu,.. for J7&
day• • y~ar To b n ald t 4'ther school dbl
trtC'la muat hint aubatltutet to
replace t..,acher» on personal
lu ve. there wUI be fewer aub-
1tltut., lo CIOM r.t'ket linee In
w t tOWlt)' athoO •.
Tolbln aa•d he expect.a about ~ perM>t of the dl1trtc:t'a 830
leacher1 t.o walk off their Jobi
W\Je11 a contract 1ettlemw la
reached.
School board PnJtident i;ita
Wt H U>day c.Jled UM teacher
1trlke plu "manlpdlated by the
Callrorn1a THchtr• A11oc:la·
Uon."
But Mnt. Weeaa and other dlt·
trlct otflclaJ1 Hid they were
''not •urpriMd" by the 1even
tactic• outlln.cl ln the 1trike
plan.
Teacher and d lat.rict
ne1otiatora have *" unable t.o
reaotve several contract dis·
pute1 durtn1 nine month• of
bar1ainln&. Teachera are cur·
rentJy wtthout a worklnc airee·
ment.
When ne1ot1aUona broke o(f
· Prlday. teachen were demand· ln1 a one-year, five percent pay
boost retfoMUve lo July. 1178,
and blndlaC Jtrbltratlon In au
teacher ~ance.a except thole
de1Un1 wtu. flnanclal maiier..
But school board memben are
off ertnc teec:tten • 1uar1nteed
flve percent pay hike only lf a
atate·lml)Oled 1alary freese ls
lifted IDd advlaory arbitration in
1rtevaoce1.
Other teacher · str ike plan
ileml lDdude:
-Removal of •II personal
po11e11iou and teacher pre·
pared material• lncludln& 1-.J
plans. aeatinc chart•, 1t;i'1
1uldea, chapter outllnea;
personal book.I, office supplies
and cofreemakera.
-Saving of a.II ungraded ex·
ama tnd papers and dlatrlct
rorm1. ·;These ahould be left out
for the atudent.a and substitute
teacher. 1be firet week after
vacation is always hectic and
fortunately ll will not be your
responsibility to maintain COO·
<See TEACHERS, Page .U)
' Buildings Unsafe?
Downtown S111·vey
...
ered by Council
.-
t • ,
..... ~ .........
Clly officlala took acllon Moo·
day night to uparade buildlnp
in downtown Huntlniton Beach
th1t reportedJy may be umafe
because of old age and de·
terloraUon.
About 25 of the buildings were
co111t~ from the turn d the
century up to the early 1920s
without steel relnforcemeot. ac-
cordlnc to John Behrens, direc-
tor of Development Servtcea.
"There'a no doubt that build·
ln11 or paru of them would fa.II
down in the event ol an earth-
quake o( conaequence." Behrens.
said. today. •'Somebody could get
hurt."
YAWNING CR.EVA8ae ON SAN CUMRNft GOU' COUft9I APTeR Ull'TH ~
............ of lhotwcM• M1lll1 Home ,..,.. EVMWUcl lfr ,.,._...
Tbe downtown part or the city
ii located near the Newport-
ln&lewood earllaquake fault.
City Council members unan· tmou1ly appreyed • 1urv~ ot
the bu.IJClnp for the ability to
wllhatud eartbQu&ls" aAd for
1enerall1 deterior1tlft1 condi·
tiODI. Clemente Land Slips Oftidab also voted t.o inte·
irate a propoled aetamlc ufety
ordinance Into the current
danserous building code to be
»ppUed throuch the entire city. 7 Golf Course Mobile HoffWs Threatened
Land on a San Clemente aolf
course abrupUy dropped 50 t.o 60
reel along a Une covering about
three acres shortly after s p.m.
Monday, lhreale ning s even
homes .
Fire Department officials
e va c uate d homes in th e
ShorecliJfs Mobile Country Club
east of lhe San Diego Freeway
at Cami.no de Estrella when l)le
lands lide w as r e ported by
startled residen!A.
No homes were damaged, and
no Injuries were r eported, city
offlclals said.
The slide cov.ers a larae por·
tion of the "Shoreclirfs Golf
Course's l.5th fairway just below
the mobile home park.
City officials a nd a local
engineering get>loglst continued
t.o monitor lhe sUde today.
The movement opened a 40·
root wide flllsure about 20 feet
below the mobile homes. The
800-foot loru~ fissure extends in a
horsest>oe-1 baped pattern
around the fairway and green of
the 15th hole.
City officials were checking
the slide area this mominc t.o
determine whether or not to al·
low residents or the vacated
homes to move back into their
homes.
Many of the displaced resi-
dent.I were at their homes UU•
morning looking at the sUde and
awaiting a city deciaion on
whether or not they can stay.
Plans under the proposed or·
· dlnance call ror owners to brtnc
their structures up to present
day safety atandardl withJn five
yell'I.
The most hazardous or the
buildings would be upgraded
first Ownera of more sound
County Skies Clearing
Gunmen Hit
Westminster
liquor Store
A shotgun-t.oUng bandit team.
one in an orange Halloween
mask and the other garbed Old
West-1lyle with a bandana over
hi• ne>1e robbed a Westminster
liquor store of $400 Monday
Fair Weather, Low Temperatures Predicted
Clearing 11kle11 greeted Orange
Coast resldenlA today as they
mopped up in the wake of a
storm that dumped nearly two
inches of rain in many parts of
Orange County.
Weather forecasters predicted
fair weather Wednesday with
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 68 and an overnight low of
about 42.
And while many areas or
Southern California reported In·
cldents of tomadlc winds, rock
and mud slldel, llghlnlng·caused
fires and traffic deaths local
authorities noted that Orange
days or rain.
Ortlcers of the sheriff's harbor
patrol said their rain gauge In·
dicated that 1.65 Inches of rain
fell in the Orange Coast area
during a storm that has now
11wunl to the southwest.
The ra1rt<a'11 brings the
seuon's total t.o 6.76 inches. 2.75
Inches more than ·the 3.01 inches
recorded on this date la1t year.
night. said hall fell in parts or the Mia· Jnveallgators uld the pair
s1on City early today as cloudl stalked lnto Rancho Uquor. 5712
built up by the waning •torm Westmlnater Ave .• shortly before
moved over the area. 11 p.m . and confronted the clerk
Minor traffic ueur were ~-on duty.
ported in severa areas of Police said the aunman in the
Orange County while raJn fell gtow-1n·tne -a ar1t mau waa
Monday and early today but no · about five feet, eight inches tall
serious accident.a were reported. and had blond, thinnGll hair.
Weather forecasters said the Hi1 partner iri crime was
chance of showers tonight 11 10 stockier. weighing about 170
percent and near zero Wednes· pounds, st.anding about five feet,
day. six Inches tall. pollceaald. • * *
'.' .. County came throush the st.orm
/. 1)-elat~ly unacathcd.
' ' A c death in Fullerton ap-
pear to be the most 1ignilicant
1t1tl1Uc M euthor1tle11 auessed
Lbe dama1e caused by three
Santiago Peak retained its rec·
ord as the wettest spot in
Orange County with a season's
total of 11.90 inches . Last year
the mountain R8Uge had collect·
ed 5.9 lnchea of rain wat.er.
Police idenWled the vlct.im u
Lureglo De Falco, 57. They said
he w11 the driver of one ot two
cars which collided and then
were at.ruck by two olber can on
r1ln·1llck Butanchury Road.
Northern California
Covered With Snow
Sur/board
Kilh Man
SAN DIEGO <AP> -
Surf tr Bruce Cornwell
bled to de1th flve houn
1fter hl• email lntaUnt wu severed In a 1urttn1 IC·
cldent.
Tbt find hla surfboard
bouaced by be1vy wave1
cut • deep wound on
Cornwell'• buttockt.
fk-WM .. Vto 15 pl.nt.t Of
blood ln Doct«11 Hoepital
aft.tr the ICcldent. Salur·
day but. a 1ur1eon Hid
CornwelJ, 29, died ·of ··a
terrible U'auma ...
• , ""Meedl&ed Pretll
The Sierra WM burled under
Oceanalde authorltlea were a1 much N three ftet of new
cleanlfll up today In the waited •now today ·u Northern
a tornado th•l ripped the root off Callfom11 emerted from a bout
• bulldlne houaln• thre• stores, with an early wtm.r weebed
blew a J>l•te 1Ju1 window out ol storm tParktd by UM colll1loe ol
1 reahy orrlc:e and b•dly two low·preuure areN. It WM
damaged a amall rorel1n car the biHeet lltorm ln the aeno
awaltlnarepaln. area tn JO years.
Fair watber wttb hl1h1 !ft the
Authorltlea Hld the twl•tlr 40I and SOI wu foreca1ttoday ln
caused dam1e 11tlmated at the re1lon with frOlt and peachy us,ooo. Tbay 11ld the fo1llktJy1n th• attemooa and
phenomenon ttart.d Ult M • Wednt1d1y moraln1 . Oace
wattrapout out at HI and a 11ln, lowt ov.rDlfht wtrt
, technically became a tornado tht forte Pl la the IOI.
momentlttouc:hedland. The storm left 1 duttlq ol
said the t#llter caUMd d•maae white ttutt whtcb quJckly miked
eatlm1ted at 915,000. They 11Jd at elevlUonl u tow u eoo. One
the phenomenon •tarted life 11 1 such location w11 Aptot on
waterapout out at aea and Callfonda l. leattered patchel
technically bec1rne a tornado of •now__.. rwpon..t elMwlMn
the moment tt ~ tud. tn lntaCrweo.&7.
S•n Juan C•plttreno Nlkleatl1.... ·•1t•1..., ...... 11 for lt to pt
j I
that low," 11ld 8111 Sapp, • Na·
tlonal Weathe r Service
forecaater at Redwood City
"Onc:e eveey 10 yean. actually."
Sapp llld the 1now and rain
reeulttd wtMn • cold·alr mMI rrom the OWi ol Alukl collided
durtn1 the w.kend with another
low·p....,_.,... whlch mo¥td·
northeast from the OC9.n otf Su
Dte10. Cftellted photo, P••• .U>
One lnch ot IDOW Wll r~
atop the a,Mt·foot aummlt ot Mount DC1blo ln Cootra ca.ta
County but tbe •now melted about noon Monda)'.
Hell, 1DOW and rain caUMd a
ra1la of ftnd«·bendert on In·
tar1tate eeo and other roH•
around Uvtflllort on MOlld11
afternooa, tb• CalUornla
Hl11tw.:t.:Mrol aald. Snow and •IM r paralrMd tralftc oe
roadwap iD tbe llOlllb 8u l'r•· eiacola,ll'M.
It
bulldlnp would be given addi·
Uonal time for rebabllltation.
Council sources aaid the SW'·
vey aJIO would look Into other
c:ondlll<>PI that might in(lude
sa11in1' noors. leanin& walls.
cracks in buildincs. ille1al wir-
ing 1nd unaanitary conditions.
Bebrena slid moet ot the older
buildln11 need sborln&i-up to
..,
some degree. He said il appears
likely that some structures
would be razed because it may
not be worthwhile to rep,..ir
the m.
He said the older downt.own
brick buildings were not rein·
forced with st.eel and that Ume
mortar was used instead of ce-
<See SHAKY, Page AZ>
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Board Opposes
Ordered Busing
Tru1teH of ff unt1n1ton
Beech'• Oeeea View School Dia·
trtct laid llloaday they are tDtll·
ly oppoeed to a11y form of court·
ordered buting.
The board voted unanimously
Monday night to approve a LO· par.graph position statement outllnln~ their opposition to
po11lble 11.eluslon ln a so-called
metropolitan plan aimed al
achieving racial integratJon an
schools . <Related atory Page
A3.)
.. Any interdlatrict desegrega·
lion plan would Infringe upon the
rights ot local taxpayers to have
a voice In the operations and the
programs or neighborhood
schools s erving th e ir
children ... , " the resolution
states.
"I think it's superior, it ex· preases my point of view," SaJd
newly seated Trustee Max N.
Sudakow.
"This i s a very n ice philosophical statement. I like
ll," Trustee Charles Osterlund
said after Trustee Darrell C
C1rter seconded the motion for approval.
Superintendent Or. Dale
Coogan noted that any reference
to the cost of busing students
from the district serving a
12,000-pht.S enrollment was left
out.
A cost ractor would hive to be
considered. but the Oce.n View o pposlllon is based on
philosophy, officials stressed.
Co1>ln of the resolution op-
IBM Slates
NE RK <AP> -lntema-
Uon1l B~ Machines' plan.a
for a 4-for·l •tock split helped
the 1tock market poet a modelst
taln tod&>-, haltln1 Monday'•
•harp decUDe .
The Dow Jones averase ot 00
lndu1trtaJ1, down 17.14 point.I
MIXICO TO HIU
OIL MICE -M -
Monday, recowred 0.35 to m .18
alter four houn ottrldln1 today.
Galnen outpaced loten by
about a 5-1 m.,..ln 1mon1 New
York 8todr &xchan1•·lt•tecl la·
IUll.
Tbe rnmttt had come under htlY)' pnaun llOllda)' after
tb• wlftnd dedalon b)' oil·
exporllna couatr6ea to , ....
prlcn by 14.1,.,cent1.-1&ace1
nH4)' ... But U.. ..,._,._. oe Wall
8trHt brt1htt11td a blt tbl1 mondns Wbft IBM umome..t
plan• tor • 4•fOl'•l apUt uat
._.sna Md • lnere.,. In lta
quarterly clivldmd.
~Inc anr court-ordered busanf plan wll be forwarded im-
mediately to legislators.
Copies will be pos ted for
parents' perus al at district
schools and at the Ocean View
headquarters office at Beach
Boul~vard and Warner Avenue.
China Sales t
Announced
By Coca.-Cola
ATLANTA <AP> -The Coe&·
Col• Co. announced today that ·rt
will belin sellini;c sort drinks in
China next month and will start.
construction of a bottling plant
in ShanghaJ early in 1979.
Coca·Cola Board Chairman J .
Paul Austin t.old a news con-
ference that the trade agree·
ment was set in motion several
years ago.
"I'm confident that a new eta
in trade relations has arrived,"
Austin saJd. "Jt's our belier th•t
it's an important contribution to
International stability.''
The agreement marks the
second breakthrough in a com·
munlat n1tioo this year for the
AU1nta·based soft drink giant.
Last Much, Coke a nnounced
that it would begin selling Fant•
orange soda ln the Soviet Union
in 1979.
Coke's principal competi~r1 Pepsi-Cola, la already sold In ~
Soviet Union. :
Weather
Chance of s howers t
decre11lng to '10 percent l
tonight and to near zero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder toniaht becomln1 •
f alr and warmer Wedncs·
day. Lows tonight 38 to
45. Hi1hl Wednesday 60 to es.
INSIDE TOD~ Y
It m~ look li6" a rtol $20
bfU,buthowconp1eU(/Ul1?
84• fi"1ot.urift(/, Poet CI. ....
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DAILY PILOT
Bltuts
Charge
Three emplo)'c<-1 of Control
Componenta In Irvan&, lndudin1
on• who wa. inJured in an H ·
Couiity's 'New
Building 'Safe'
Elko Drop• Price to 51.9c
ELKO. Nev. <AP)-Maybe some cu cleale,111
here haven't heard Of Abu Dhabi or the OrganliutJon
of Petroleum Exporting Countries.
While most ot the world ishlvers nt th~ prospect ot rlatna oil prices, a gas war raae• here that has
dropped the price of a gallon of r egular gasoline
Crom 69.9 cents to. a reported low of 51.9 cents. • plo tun of wh I pohu bt'lst-v
w 11 an unla"nthrd b•Uoon
bomb. fttt trtmfnaJ <·htrl' l•
connection wltb lireb•ll •· plo1,on1 near Ora.nae coun,,.
A1rpor;t
Poll c twb~' c t4l \ nt lhrft hom~m a d • ballon• ••r t1
luunrhl'd from Lhf' foct0f'¥, ac ~, s E Main St ... nd u'f'(odod
In th" Ri~t path d am I trat\
hmcJ111.i t t.M airport
Two of lhe fir ball ball 'll':i:
w•nl ofr laat "' k, on,. ml ltii by seconds ft hmdJftl C n• 112
lrvlll. Pol&C't' fnvc u1ator Ron
Vet1ch l &&d h "''&II ao tu tb dlS tnct attorn y tot.h1y to at ll com
1lla tnl• agalllbt Terry Huff, :/J8, of
Orange, and lli\o other "nnumed
Control Con>J>Oneots worlten
t•n ft rmWl 'fulrrwd1&4.'. I>
<i a • Z! y •ur v tcron of
lht Senull· wall ht• Jn
\'t•titlgated h the• St.•nutt·
t:th1ra Commattcl' Mh-1
' ' , U b St Un t I id ('rt• d I b) 1•
1 • v I d l' n <' t" • o t t 1 n u n <' t .d
"r•in~dOIOJ.' IA a" .illt.·~t'd
Oeap~o th., 1horlnc up of
Of"•n.J• ·count)'•a rH'w $8 8
million ll11l o( Adm1nl1\rat\on
wlth 30 WOO,d n ~rMt"ca oytr th
w !lend, eou.nty ofllcJaJJ lnalat·
t-d atonday the trouble platued
bulldlna la ln no danaer of col·
latp¥lnJf
'fh• bn w~rt· pl1ct'd oo tht'
c.atcrk>r ot t.he buUd1na to 1Ju11
port dMorative bearoa thbt
bulldln.C oUic.•lll.11 Hid 11ttrve 00
a\ructW'ul ~W'J»<*
"'fhey'ro 111mply toe cosmettc
or flJpttarunc• Hk(l and don't
have aanyUUn.i lo do wlth the 1lr~n1th ()f \he bulldlna." 1u1d
btanley Krau.e, or the county's
C:eneroJ · ·rv1ct.~ A(Cency.
The ~ltO'UI m111du of •tressed
conerele appar ntly beu.n
cnc"tng lut week and OM
1·hunk from u bcum fell to the
1round Fr1duy. Ut't'O rdmg to one
u urr wa burnt-<I ~eriou'Jl) Of'\
th<' hund~. eht.tst and fat•t• la l
1'hur~duy an an t•xplt>s1on in tht•
X m y room of the <·Ompany lk
&5'•rt>cupun1ttntc ut UC' Jrvint•
Mt'dh:ul Cenkr
JI ult 1nltiuJly t<ild pollct' h •
hud bc.>t'l'I i.ent to eh1•ck an
acctylcn•· ¥i.i. lci.k and b d
torgoltm to cxUn.culsh a c11aret
before en\.t'ring the room. Poll<.'~. howf•vcr. rt>('OVt.'r<.>d
fruicments of IJl <titlt' mdtenal
which Vt.>ach ~rud c:omparc!l t.u
the material found m 1 ec:overed
pieres of the exploding t.11Ulooru1
Badham Won't Back
AiPport Study Plan
The Orange County Shenff'h
crime laboratory su n is compar
ing tbe lragment.s. Veaeh taid,
but pohce apparently are con
vtn<-ed they art-the same
Vcuch :said he will as k the dis
tric t atlorn~y to me misde-
meanor C'hargt>S under a section
of the Penal Code that forbldb
the release of a balloon carrying
burning materiuls The maximum pena lly for a
misdemeanor 1s six months in
county Jail or a fme of $.SOO.
Veach said he aJso is turrung
over a report to the f''cderal
Aviation Administration for in-
vestigation of posi.iblc v1oletl&on
of fcdl!ral regululaons.
2 Men S lash
Valley Woman
During Heist
lfuntmgtoo Beach polict! are
i>earchlng today for two men
who s lashed the wrist ol a 26·
ycar·Old Foont.un Valley woman
during a parking lot robbery
Friday night.
Police smd U1(• woman tried lo
fight orr ont• of the band1L') by
striking tum Wllh her purse near
lhl· Broadway, 7777 Edinger
Ave• . at HuntinFjlOn Center mall
ut ~ JJ m
But the woman's purse broke
and :1 wallet conta1rung $30 was
s natched up by one of lite men
Both bundjts Oed the scepe In a
:.edan.
The woman told police one of
the men used what looked like a
s mall knift' to cul her wrist. She
wus treated and released from
lfuntrngton lnte r commun1ty
Hospital Fnday.
f'ro• Page A I
SHAKY ..•
ment.
"They were of minimal
strength and they have de·
tenorated over time," he added
C:ongr~:.man Robert Hallham
will not ttUJ>J,1Qr1 u federal air
trame talety atudy for Orwigtt
Couoty AJrport.
At leaat two area c oun·
e1lmeo Newport .Beuth Mayor
Puul Rycko(f und Irvine Coun
r1lm on Larry Agnw wrott! let
ters to Badham sollcltang his
support for u study
Badham hu not amiwered tht: l ~tt e rs. Agra n wrote t h e
Ne wport Beach Re publicun
m ore than two months ago.
A Bad.ham aide. Howard
Seelye, said tbe cong ressman
sees no partkular need for an in·
vestigation.
Agran on three occasions has
unsuccessfully pettt1oncd th~
Federal Av1aUon Admm1stratton
and the National Tranaporta·
t1on. Safety Board for an overall
truffle safety study of lht• ll)Cal
Jetport.
The federal agencies hu vt• in·
dlC'Oled S8Ullfadion with CX l~l
ing methoda or mvei.t1gatmg Jn·
dividual air accidents. ancJ with
the federal accident prevention
pro1ram.
Agran's attempt to bring
Badham Into the controversy
came af~r the air disaster at
San Diego's Lindberidl Field
Sept. 25, tho worst In the nation's
history.
Agran L'Xpresssed particular
FroMPa~AI
TEACHERS
lrol," the strike plan says.
Olstncl A8s1slWll Supennl.en ·
dent Glen Dys inger saad the
strrke tactics couJd make It very
difficult for students to receive a
fair grade for their yHr'8 work.
Toibin, presjde'ht of the 750
member District EducaV>rs As·
soc1atlon. said lawyers for the
teachers' group have c hecked
the legaUty or all the strike tac
tlcts. ,
Rut school board chler Wess"
s aid ... Any stnke 1s lllegol "
"The strike plan was drawn
up LO prevent teachers from do
ing somethlne that la not legaJ."
Toi bin swd ·•we are cautioning
everyone to be within the law,'
he added.
Tolbin noted tho\ the sltlke
?Ian tells teachers not lo laJcc
any d istrict property. like
attendance sheets. and not to lock
up textbooks Pnd equipment Mayor Ron PaU.mson, who has
s pl·arheaded the drive for
downtown building code enforce· ''We've seen these tactics
ment. said Monday night's 1tc-before," swd Dysinger
t1on is a good start towarda re-·'We are dl11a ppo t d th· t v1ta lllat1on --......,. an e a · ·So~e of the buildings cun be the~ cir~ trymf( to disable our
fixed and some cannot," he 1u11d classes, he said.
.. It's going ltJ be tou~h but "We .don't reel teachers have ~omethmg hab to~ done." the riRht to disrupt education for
youngsters,'' Dyelnger 11dded.
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FlDlds to Aid
Handicapped
The West Oranae County
Consortium for Speciul Educa
tlon has bacm awerded $14.S
million in federal a1nd 11tate
fund• to expand program11 ror
handicapped fltudentl
The COl\IOrU"m 1erve11 about
7 ,000 speclal l.'<lucatio11 11tudcnu enrolled In lhe nunt1n1ton
Stach Un.kin Hl&h School 1>1~
trlcl and lt3 five feeder elemen·
tary di.ltrict.a.
Fundlna wUl run from next
July through Jurie or 1980. .
Bue Hijacked
8ALTIMORE <AP>
Raltlmore County vollce aald
Monday they hid apprehended a
1u1pec:t who 11le1edly ovtr·
powered a Oroyhound driver
end hiJ•clted t but en rou~o from Vortc, Pa., with about l3
paaaen1erw. .\uthorltlt1 Hid no
lAJurt .. -.r• r parud.
ronccrn over what he called
"the voloUle mix or s mall
general avlatlon and the larger
Jet commercial 1ircrart" at
Orange County Ail"OOrt. <The
L1ndbereb l'"ield crash Involved a
t•ommercial airline and a prtvate
plane.>
He su(Cgested ph1111ing out low-
priority hobby flying.
Agran also told Badham "1t
may prove n ecessary to ex·
pedite locw efforts to relocate
commerclal air traffic at a more
appropriate racahty, such as the
o ft e n -mention e d Camp
Pendleton site."
Badham already has ex -
pressed. In an interview with
editors of the San Diego Union.
his feeling lhat Camp Pendleton
Is unquestionably not a good
location because It is remote
from populatton centers.
N e wport 's Mayor Rhckorr
also had wanted Badham's sup·
port for Camp Pendleton use.
Seelye summed up Badham's
po!litlon. saying, "Commercial
and private aviation are not going
togoawsy."
Search Set
For Council
Replacement
The resignatio n o f Ro n
Shenkman from the Huntington
Beach City Counc il was accept
ed Monday night by the six re.
mainios council members.
Shenkman announced his in·
lentions lo step down more than
two months ago because o( pro-
ressional and family reasons.
After Shcnkmi.n's resignation
became 01fic1al, Mayor Ron Pat·
tinson scheduled a study 11ess1on
Jan. 8 to start a search for hi s
rep I at"emenl.
P atllnson is proposing that the
new council member be selected
from lbo.e who sought orfice m
the last two City Council cam·.
pa1gns .
He said council members may
also nomihate other candidatei.
Patllnson said he is hopeful
that the council can agree on an
appointment to save the costs or
a s pecial e lection which he
el'ltimat~ ot $50,000.
An election will be held il the
counc il can 't decide on a
replacemc.'flt by Feb. 10.
Mae Barnes
Dies at 87
In Huntington
funera l servce s we r e
scheduled today for 48·year Hun·
UnalOn Beach realdent Mrs. Mae
Cempbell Barnes who was 81
years old when she died Satur
day.
Rites for the l ongtime
Democrauc Party worker were
to be at ll a m . al Pier ce Oro~heni Smi\h'11 Mortuary With
Rev . Pegly 8aneu of the
Church o( eU,ious Science of.
rlclatln1.
(Oterment W81 to follow it
Westmlnaltr Memorial Park in
Westrnlnlw.
Her aort, Jamee Bernoa of
Lon.It Bea~h. atd today hi
mother and father came
from Dd.ro . M . ·t~~rrtvlna In
the oil city Oct. 30, tv.w.
Barnes' father worked ln tho
ollrteld1 untU •bortly before hia
death 29 years •10.
Born In M11net Ark., and
ra\•ed In Oeorsla, Mn. Dames
w&11 a worker ln Oemocratlc Par·
ty circlet and was • member or
lht Amtrkan Leston Women's
Au"Jllery
Survivon In addlllon t.o her aon
lncfudt n~hewa ~tul Faith,' and
Larry FAtth, bolh or Huntinl\On Beach , andanlece, Mr1 Jim Wet.
ton. of Oran1e and tb•lr•~· ..
report
The be am problem la tfle
l1te1\ of a aerlei1 of troublet that
b•ve atLtaeted orl!chd ullcmUoo
In the put year. m
The fll'lt problem •pot wu a noor deflection m the build1nt'•
fourth and a hall tloor.
Mter Wlder1oin1 t.eetl. It was
cJetermlocod there was no danger
1ovolved ln the denecuoo and
the bulldln1 W•• declared fil ror
occupancy.
• When It was occupied laat
June. a aeries of other problems
. were di.acovered, none ol them
deemed a threat to ure build·
mg '1 1tructure or \hose who OC·
cupy it. a bout 240 county
workers including county
. supervlsors.
Th e appearances ol the
wooden braces over the weekend
·drew attention agaln t.o architect
LeRoy Rose and Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich.
Roae ia the buildln1'1
archl~t and Diedrich la the
county supervisor who cast the
decldln1 vote when the archU.ec·
tural contract wq awarded In
1973.
Rose also wu Otedrlch'1 cam·
palin finance chairman ln hls
J ucceHruJ 1972 campaign.
More r«enUy. Diedrich and
Rose ln mid·tm and later the
aame year w~re named codefen·
danta lo crand Jury 1ndJctmentl
lnvolvlne both poUClcaJ corrup-
tion alle1aUoot and bribery.
Dominica in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS <AP>
The U.N. General Assembly ad·
milted the Caribbean ilfand ol
Dominica to lhe United NatJon.s
as its l.51.8t member. The laland
••lned ruu independence from
Britain Nov. 3. Dominica. wlt.h
75.000 people. la the aecond·1eaat
populated U.N. rnember behind
Seychelles, which hu 60,000.
m send gifts ...
Co-in Md ... ct foo4 .ifl
peke lot Chtl1l1N1. T•1
with you ot -·11 Ullp.
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One servlce »t.Jltion owner who hu not lowered
bis price is Cal·l<yUOnen.
"I would Uke to compete, but can't becauae the
price has dipped below the wholesale cost I pay."
he said. ··Most of the major brands won't support us
on the gas war."
However In the s pirit of competition. Kyllonen
announced that he's ~eJhng self ·serve water for M.9
cents a gullon. So far, no takens.
NYCSab•ay
Train Won't Stop;
Passenger Dies
N!W YOf\K <AP) -Ah
Cbonc wu tumto1 blue.
"I Just mew be wH dylne." a
reuow aubway paasentfer 1a.ld,
"but the m otorman wouldn't
stop the train. l Juat couldn't
believe it."
Fourteen subway stops later,
police respooded, but Ah Chong
waa dead.
An lnvesUgaUon waa ordered
Monday by Tranatt Authority
Police Chief Sanford Garelik
toJlowlnc the 1ubway death of
Chon1, .96. a Brooklyn laundry
owner. ·
~e MOl>day subway commute
became a nlChtmare for Chong's
fellow pasaenael"I alter he suf.
fered an apparent heart attack
around 8 a.m. .
The motorman. Identified u ·
Samuel Lee, 31. radloed a "non·
·emergency report'' t.o the con·
trot deak of the BMT Une, Ol'Mlfof
the city's three major aubway
lines. Lee wu told to make reg.
ular 1\opt •t each ataUon to let
p &a&enlerl on and off. He WU
at.a told to signal paJlce with
whiaUe blasts at each st.op, the
Transit Authority said, but to
keep goin g uoleas they
responded.
Transit Authority s pokesman
Ed Sllverfarb said the transit.
police "had no idea of the
seriousness or the sltuatlon. All
we knew was that a paasenger
wa1 tick. ThJ1 la not cooaldered
an emergency."
Four alatlons and no help
later. at 8:11 a.m .. Lee radioed
aaaln. He waa told t.o proc~.
the TA said.
Furious pas11engers began
pounding on the motorman't.
booth. demanding that he st.op
the train.
·'I went back aft.er we passed
Avenue U and said, ·You will
Just hf.Ve to atop this train'."
111d Frances Blackm an, a
ma1azloe photo editor who
watched Chong 1tru11llng for
breath.
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VOL . 71, ~O. 353, 3 SECTION!, 30 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
' TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1978
Badha1n · Nkes ~ ~ .
rt Safety Study~~
COGIJ"tMIUD Robert Bad.ham
wW DOt 9'lppor't a fed raJ lr
tramc Niftily lludy ror Orat\P County Airport.
At leHt two area coun·
dim o N ~wpart ~ach M~or
Paul Ryckoft' and lrvlne COW\
cllman Larry Ajran wroto let
tera to 8adham eollclUn1 hu
support for a etucty. !-Badbam hu not llldwtred UH>
( lette r s Aarao wro t e tht
Newport B ach R publican
more than two mooU.. •co
A Badham atde, Howard
lye, Hid the con1r 11man
• no p&rt.lcular nr«t ror an In
11tall1adon
Acran on t.hree occaslorui has
unlUC{' ••fully petitioned Ult.
f.·ederal Avtaooo Admlnletrauon
and th Nollon1d Trimaporta·
hon Safe4y Hoard ror an ovcra1J
traffic Nlfety study of the local
Jetport.
Tho federal qenclea have lft..
dlcated utiatacUon with exist·
in1 mut.hodlt of lnveau1atln1 ln·
dlvldual air accldtnll-, and wtt.h
tbe federal accident prevenUoo
pro1ram
Aaran'a a..uempt to bring
Badham into tb• controversy came after the air disuter at
Sin Dleco•a Llndberijl Field He 1u,1ettec:t phasing out low· hi• feeling t.hat Camp Pendl~
Sept. 25, the wont 1n t.he n1Uoo'1 prlotlly hobby Oying. i1 unquestionably not a a
history. Agran also told Badham "it location because it is remo~
A1ran expresssed particular may prove nece11Sary to ex· from population centers. 41<
eoourn over wnat he called pedite local effort8 to relocate Newport's Mayor Ryckofr
"the volatile mix of small commercial air traffic 1l a more also htd wanted 8 dh , .. t11 eeMral 1vlatloa .nct the larger appropriate lacility, such as the a am 1 su.,, Jet commerc,lal aircraft" at o ft en.mention e d camp port for Camp Pendleton use.
Oran~ County Airport. (The Pendletoo site." Seelye summed up Badham's
Lindbergh Fleldcraah Involved a Badham already has ex· position, saying, "Commercial
commercial airline and a private preaaed, In an interview wtt.h and private aviation are not going
plane.). edltora of the San Diego UoJoo, to go away ...
r
olf ~ourse , • 1.n s
f Sides Cleariag
J County to Get
f· Fair Weather
r f
!
Clearing skies greeted Orange
Coast residents today as t.hey
mopped up in the wake or a
s torm that dumped nearly two
Inches of rain In many parts of
Orange County.
Weather forecasters predlcted
fair weather Wednesday with
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 63 and an overnight low of
about 42.
And while many areas or
'f Turtle Rock
·· 'FIDoding'
71 · ~~:.~~== today to select a new consultant
to determine t.he cause or water
seepage in Turtle Rock.
Some 60 homes have been sub-jec te d since last March to
perpetually soggy back yards
and, when It rains, water rising
through the foundations to wet
carpets and furniture.
' ·Y The affected homes are in the ~ Broadmoor section of Turtle
Rock. generally concentrated
f
along Harcum Lane, ·Tabor
Drive, GriMell Lane and nearby
streets.
· Although the proble m has ~~ been studied by a var iety of
talents for several months, none
has been able to discover the
, reasons that the houses are bemg ~ flooded."
: So today, the "experts " were
·' to select a consultant.
, The interview panel consisted
1 of Bob Williamson. the engineer J who designed Turtle Rock:
geologist Jack Goffman ; Reid ~ Gustafson, an executive with
f~ Broadmoor Homes, which built
~ the houses: Bob Storcheim,
f Irvine administrator or inspec-
t ti on services; a nd Barbara
~· Renaud.
,. Mrs . Renaud Uves ln a Turtle ~• 1 Rock home with a swamp for a
back yard. She's there to pro-
vi de flrst ·hand informa tion
" about the roblem.
"' Four .\rms are lo be in· ~ t Arv l e w e d : J a m e s M .
~ Montgomery Inc. or Irvine, a f cons u ltlng engineer ; Le Roy
l Crandall and Associates of Los
Angeles, consuJUng geotechnical
enslneers; Mervin E. Johnson of
, Pasadena, a hydrologist ; and
, Laten and Associates of Irvine, i · geoloslsta and hydrologists.
,, Following the Interviews. one
(See 80AIU!!D. Pase AZ)
Sur/board
IUll.s Man
SAN DIEGO ·(AP) -
Surfer Bruce Cornwell
.bled to death five boura
after hll 1mall lnt.eatlno w u aevered ln a eurfln& ac·
cldent.
Tbe ftn ol b1I aurfboard
bounced by heavy wav•
cut a deep wound on
Cornwell'• buttockl.
He wa itveo ~ pints of
blood In DOdor'1 lloapltal
alter t.ht 11ectdent Satur.
day but a 1ur1eon aald
CornweU, 211, dJed .of "a
wnble trauma.''
Southern California reported In·
cldents of tomadic winds, rock
and mud slides, Ughtning-cawied
fires and traffic deaths local a uthorities noted that 6range
County came'through the storm
relatively unscathed.
A traffic dfath in Fullerton ap·
peared to be the most significant
staUatic as aut.horitles assessed
the damage caused by three
days of rain.
Offtcen of the sherifrs harbor
patrol said t.heir rain gaul(e in·
dlcated that 1.65 inches of rain
fell in the Orange Coast area
during a storm that has now
swung to the southwest.
The rainfall brings the
season's total to S.78 Inches, 2.75
Inches more than the 3.01 inches
recorded on th.is date last year.
Santlaao Peak retained lts rec·
ord as the wettest spot lo
Orange County with a season's
total of 11.90 inches. Last year
the mountain gauge had collect·
ed 5.9 inches of rain water.
Police Identified the victim as
Lureglo De Falco, 57. They said
he was the driver or one of two
cars which collided and then
were struck by two other cars on
raln·sllck Baatancbury Road.
Oceanside authorities were
cleaning up today In the wake of
a tornado that ripped the roof off
a building housing three stores,
blew a plate glass window out of
a rea lty office and badly
damaged a s mall foreign car
aw ailing repairs.
Authorities said the twister
caused d a ml(e esti mated at
$2 5 .000. Th e y-!"'!l td th e
phenomenon started life as a
waters pout out at sea and
technically became a tornado tbe
momenllt touched land.
(Sff llA.lN, Page AZ)
* * * Serra Hit
By3 Feet
Of New Snow
By Tbe AIBOClated Presa
The Sierra was buried under
as much as three feet or new
s now tod ay as N or the rn
California emerged from a t)out
with an early winter weekend
storm sparked by the collision of
two low·pressure areas. fl wu
the biggest storm in the Reno
area ln 10 years.
Fair weather with highs In the
40s and SOs was forecut today in
t.he region with frost and patehy
fog likely in the afternoon and
Wednesday morning. Once
again, lows overnight were
forecast In the 308.
The storm left a dusUng of
white stuff which quickly melted
at elevaUons u low as 600. One
such location was Aptos on
California 1. Scattered patches
ol snow were reported elsewhere
in Santa Cruz County.
"It'• very unusual for It to get
that low," said Blll S.pp, a Na·
tlonal Weather Service
forte11ter at Redwood City.
''Once every 10 years, actually."
Sipp said t.he 1now and rain
resulted when 1 cold·•lr mus
from the Gull ol Aluka collided
durlna the weekend with another
low·prtllUJ'e area •blch moved
nortbeut from lbt ocean off San
Dle10. (Mated photo, Patt AS>
One lncb ol IDOW wu reported
atop tbo 8,84t-foot 1ummlt of
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YAWM~G CMYASSa ON SAN CLEMENTE GOii COUMe APTa IA"1'H MOVEMENT
· Realdent8 of ShoNalffe Mobt,. COUntry ctub Ev11euatec1 by Firemen
ffiMSlates
4-for-l
Stock Split
NEW YORK CAP) -Intema·
tlonal Business Macrunes' plans
for a 4-for·l stock spilt helped
the stock market halt Monday's
s ha rp decline.
The Dow Jones av.erage of 30
industrials , down 17 .84 points
MEXICO TO HIKE
OIL PRICE -A4
Monday, was off 0.95 points to
786.56 after five hours of trading
today.
Gainers outpaced losers by
about a 6-5 margin among New
York Stock Exchange-listed Is·
s ues .
The market had come under
heavy pressure Monday after
the weekend ·decision by oil·
exporting countries to ralse
prices by 14.5 percent in stages
next year.
But the atmosphere on Wall
Street brightened a bit tbla
morning\ when IBM announced
plans ..fQ.r a 4·for·l split next
sprfng ~ an lncreue in Ill
quarterly dividend from $2.M to
$3.4-t a share.
The posslbillty of a split,
(See IBM. Pase AZ)
Slide Area 'Looked
like Grand Canyon'
"It looks just like the Grand Ca·n~on from up here," said
mobile home owner Albert W.
Bates today.
Bales and his wire were urged
to evacuate their $70,000 mo6ile
home Monday nig~ when tbe
earth began spllttin in front or
the lot beside the Ba es' home at
92 M Ira Ade l ante in San
Clemente.
The four-vear Shorecliffs
Mobile Country Club resident said the fiMures beeame evident
several days aso.
"We could watch it devefoplng
yesterday <Monday)," he said,
"and when we came back from
shopping It was a hell or a lot
worse."
But the Bateses stayed Monday
night while neighbors on both
sides of t.hem left their mobile
homes for safe ground.
"A geologist told us two weeks ago that a 45 degree slide on the
golf course side of the wall
would probably support the
mobile homes." Bates said.
"But now it's developed into
perpendicular fissures and that
could produce a domino effect
that could mean a number of
mobile homes s liding into the
golf course."
The r etired ne ws pape r
editorial writer and editor said
his mobile home overlooks a
fairwar on Estrella Golf Course.
and said many of the 201 mobile
homes in the park are built upon
fill dirt.
"Our next door neighbors left
last night." he said. "But the l1s·
sure Is up against their front
wall."
Bates said he would stay in his
mobile home in hopes lhe situa·
tion does not worsen.
Missing Ship
Feared Down
HONOLULU CAP) -Hopes of
finding a University of Hawaii re·
search ship and the nine men
aboard has dimmed with the dis·
covery of debris off Hawaii
Island, Coast Guard officials
said.
A Ml brought to shore by a
fisherman was ldenllfed Monday
as being from the missing 94·
foot Holo Holo, which bad been
scheduled to do oceanographJc
work further north on Hawaii
lslend's \Nettem coast.
Airport Explosions
Three Face Bomb Raps
Three employeea of Control Veach said he wtll co to the dls· pieces of the exploding balloons.
Components In Irvine, Including trict attorney today lo seek com· The Orange County Sherilrs
one who wu inJured in an n · elalnta qalnst Terry Huff, 28, of crime laboratory sftll ls compar·
ploilon of what police beUeve Oran1e. and two other unnamed Ina the fracments, Ve~h said,
wu an unlaunched ballQOn Conttol Com= workers. but police apparently are con·
bomb. face criminal char111 in Hutt waa Mrloualy oa vlnced they are the aame. connection with fireball ex· t.ht han<ltLchelt and face Jut Veach aald he w1U uk tbe dis·
ploelon1 near Or1n1e County Thurlday m en explotlon ln the trlct attorney to file mlade·
Airport. X·n)' room of the company. He meanor ebarps under a MCtlon
11 recuperaUnt 1t UC Irvine of tbe Penal Code that forbids
Police believe at leaat three Medical c.t«. the releaae ol a balloon carrytna
homemade ballon1 were Huff hutlally told poUco he burnln1ma&erial1.
l1unched from the factory, at llad been 11nt to check en The mixJmum penalty for a
2587 s.1. Malo St., aad exfr>lodtd acetylene '" leak and hid mlldemeanor ta alx months ln
In the llfOC-,.U. of am1I craft for•ottm te exUnaw.h 1 clpret county Jail or a nne of $500.
landln1 al UM alrport. Mfore taterlnl tbt room. Veach laid ho al~ la tumJna
Two ol the ftnbaU balloanl Pollce, however, recovered over 1 report to the Federal
went off lat wek, cme milllnl fra1m..u ol plaallc material Aviation Adminlltratlon for In· by~ a I.., C.... ID. wbkb Vwb .aid co~ vea\lai ol poealblo violation
lrvtae Pcllloe ID••"•._. ac. tbl m.artal IDumd J,n otWtpi rqu,au~
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Nearby
Homes
Emptied
Land on a San Clemente golf
course abruptly dropped SO to 60
feet along a line covering about
three acres shortly after 5 p.m.
Monday , threatening seven·
homes.
Fire Department omctals
evacuated homes in the
Shorecliffs Mobile Country Club
east or the San Diego Freeway
at Camino de Estrella when the
lands lide was reported by ,_
startled residents.
No homes were damaged, and
no tnJuries were reported, city
omcials said.
The slide covers a large por·
lion of the Shorecliffs Golf
Cou_rse's 15th fairw,ay just below
the mobile home park.
Cily officials aod a local
ee&lneerin& aeo&oli&t. conllnued
lo moal._..the aUdi toda)'.
The movement opened a 40-
foot wide Ossure about 20 feet
below UM mobile homes. The
800-foot loaB fissure extends in a
boraesttoe-s haped patte rn
around the fairway and green of
the lSth hole. City officials were checking
the slide area this morning to
determine whether, or not lo al·
low residents of the vacated
homes to move back into their
homes.
Many of the displaced resi·
dents were at lhelr homes this
morning looking at the slide and
awaiting a city sSeclsion on
whether or not. they can stay.
The endangered homes are
located at 91 through 98 Mira
Adel ante above the golf course.
Co u n c i I w o m a n D o n n·a
Wilkinson stood under an um·
brella at the lop of the slide Uus
morning and discussed the situa-
tion with engineering geologist
Jack Stickel.
Stickel was hired by mobile
home park owner Dan Evans
when Mira Adelante residents
noticed small cracks developing
an the golf course land.
The geologists drilled a hole in
the golf course fairway a
located water at about the 20
root level, Stickel said.
''The ground was saturated
from the 20 foot to about the 40
foot level." he said.
Stickel indicated he believed
the landslide would occur when
he first observed the cracks, bl.It
didn't know when it would hap·
CSff SUDE, Page .U)
Coast
Weath er
Chance of s howers J
decreasing to 10 percent 1
tonight and to near zero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder tonight becoming .
fair and warmer Wednes·
day. Lows tonight 38 to
45. Highs Wednesday 60 to .
65.
..
unding
B/,uebird Knolls Rebuilding Viewed
By STEVE MlttHELL cw .. o.lft ...........
Whether bomea wUl eve1 bl
built •lain on the site of ~
Oct 2 laodsllde In Bluebird
Knolla depalds a 1reat d al Oft
the federal pemmmt'a ttaC·
Uon to.a nnat ~oelst 'a ~
tuut"d 'Monday to La•una Beech '
otfk l•ll.
Wllbout federal dlnster aa·
aunce f\mdl, Lbe ret>Wldlq ot
the alfd•·deva1taud
n •shborho od becom •
"ecooomkally am(>OIM bl ·· City
Mana1er Fred Solomon H d
Monday.
And, ~ts wam In their
report. d l1y1 1n butlret1ln1
wu k areas ln the alldc urea
A. Mork Park?
· lrvitae Po1ukn Name Change
Nt1 wpt1rl Beuc h dl•Ye lopN
Randall Pl'\"sl .. y tn4l)' bee ht• nMm~ on " North frvtne partt
re placed with thl' name or •
spal'l'd·out tclcv1slon r~ratter
Mork from Ork
Mork'"' Mount 1n lb one of lht!
namc11 &UKlJOated fo r th('
{'11 hforn1t1 Home purk~wb1ch fuc~s rcnammg at u nw Un& Of
the lrVlnl' Community ca
Commission.
The commission mee 7:30
pm Wednesday at Irvine City
Hall. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
A city pollcy forb1ds the des
ignauoo or pnrki. after people
living or dead. T~ park wa:.
Burglary Link
Seen in· Theft
Of Typewriters
Newport Beach police said to-
day they believe the same
burglar or burglars may·· have
been r~poruiible for a rash of of.
fice break-ins over the weekend
in which seven JBM Selectric
typewriters were taken. _
D~tective Sgt. Bob Gatewood
said former tenants and main·
tenance crews of the buildings
will be queried. He s aid the
burglars either bad passkeys or
were expert locksmiths , since
there were no signs of forced en·
try.
Of seven break-ins believed
linked, the only one where no
typewriter was taken was al Bo-.
Ji Inc ., 3931 MacArthur Blvd ..
where $150 in currency was re-
POrted missing, Gatewood said.
Break-ins over the weekend
.. alao were teported in the aame
office bulMHng by Sanely SD-
dJing & Associates, Inc., were
a $900 IBM Selectric was taken
and by Newport Secretarial Servic~. where a Selectric and
a diclapbone with a combined
value or Sl.660 were missln~.
Phys io-Control at 3961
MacArthur Blvd., reported the
Joss of a $950 Selectric. Larry
Clark Insurance at 1200 Quail St.
also was missing an $865 Selec·
trlc.
At Tosh Accountancy Corp.,
3333 West Coast Highway, a
typewriter of the sai'n< make
valued at $700 and a $420 print-
ing calculator were taken. In the
sam e building, attorney W. Mike
McCray reported the theft of two
Selectrics valued at a total of
$1,400.
Gatewood said it is possible
the thieves also entered other of·
fices but found no Selectrics and
left no sign they had been there.
He spec ul a t ed t h at the
burglars may have had a
"fe nce" for the good s who
specificied that he wanted that
make or typewriter because he
had out-of-state purchasers for
them
Dominica in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS <AP)
The U.N. General Assembly ad·
milted the Caribbean island or
Dominica to the United Nations
as its 1Slst member. The island
gained full independence from
Britain Nov. 3. Dominica, with
75,000 people, is the second-least
populated U.N. member behJnd
Seychelles, which has 60,000.
n1m<'d b)' Californla homa res•
dt'na befo~ lrvlne ~C!lme u
Cit)
Edwin McCollum Jr , prell·
dt>nt.or the homoowner1J assocl•
hon, tnf()Cmed Dean.nu Mannlni.
d ty dlrt'ctor of communltr.
aervlc . by lettt'r, that the r~ ·
dtlnt• want no nume <'hanae.
.. P~ey Purk was named ao
before lrvlne became u charter
city, "McCoUum wrote, "and we
are just as proud today or the
name Pr ley us we are ol the
City of Irvine. We hope neither
tname> will change."
A student at nearby El Camino
Real Elementary School sug-
geat.ed the park be r enamed
after the space comedian Mork.
Other namea offered by the
kindergarten through eighth
grade chlldren were Paradise
Park1 Lollipop Park. Scary
Park, The Park Across From El Camino Real and Bumpy Slide
Park.
Jrvloe Mayor Bill VardoulJs
thinks that. s ince the school
nearby ls called El Camino
Real, and the village the homes
are In is called El Camino Real,
this ls no time to switch horses.
He think~ the park sl\ould be named EJ Camino Real Park._
F,....PageAI
RAIN.· ••
San Juan Capistrano resldenll'
said hail fell in parts of the MJs-
sion City early today as clouds
built up by the waning stocm
moved over the area.
Minor traffic tleur w*e re-~orted ln aevera areas of
Orange County while rain fell
Monday and early today but no
serious accidenta were reported.
Weather forecasters said the
chance of showers tonight is 10
percent 'and near zero Wednes·
day.
* * * fi'roffl Pa~ A I
SIERRA .•.
Mount Diablo in Contra Costa
County but the s now melted
about noon Monday.
Hail, snow and rain caused a
rash of fender-benders on In·
terstate 680 and other roads
around Uvermore on Monday
afternoon, the California
Highway Patrol said. Snow and
sr~et briefly paralyzed traffic on
roadways in the south San Fran-
cisco Bay area.
Interstate 80 was open with no
controls over Donner Summit
early today, but chains or snow
tires were required on U.S. 50
over Spoonen5 Summit and only
vehicles with chains were al-
lowed over Echo Summit, where
32 inches of new snow fell. Echo
was closed to trucks and buses.
Travelers' advisories re-
mained in effect for sections of
the Nevada Sierra and chains
and snow tires were required on
most highways in the moun-
tains .
ml•ht mean more earth move-
ment lhal could potenllally wipe
out more bome1. roads and
utlllttes tn Oluoblrd Can)'on.
Copl or th two lnch-lhkk
,..port were 1ent Monday to or
ttclala ot UM Fedeul DiaNIA!r
As1l1tanc• AdmlnlttraUon for revh~w Sok>mon saki be ll conn·
dent tha dato compliled by cjty
•eoloalat. ouutnea the necessity
lor fed ral dlaaater fund• lo
complete emeraency work ln lhe
wllde area. I rvin~ 1eoloaia h Beach
Lel1hton a.nd A11oclates say
there 1UU ts potential tor further
earth movement In Bluebird
Can.yon. addlna that Ir lnstru·
menla have detected aht move·
ment since the Octo slide
Aod tbey uy · emergency
aliabHbaUon eep slope
created by e sUde a d protec-
llon ot the storm drain crossing
under Oriole Drive in Bluebird'
Canyon bould be completed as
soon as po5slble.
Thal would require 100 per'
cent fundi.oa by the federal aov-
emment, Solomon said, adding
he Is seeldnl recooslderallon of
run disaster status for the 3.5-
acre area.
The dt.y is applying for th.al
dedaration based on evldence in
the aeologi,st's report that the
s Ude was tri11ered by heavy
ralna last·January and
February.
"We are asldog recons1dera·
Uon or the disaster status baaed
on the evidence we now have
that the heavy rains last winter
percolated hllo the subsurface,"
contributing to the s lid~.
Solomon said.
"We contend the landslide is a
continuation, or a part of the dis-
aster declared in· February,"
Solomon explained. "It's an out· cror of that dlaaater ...
I federal ~clals agree with
the city's contention, It will take
about $400,000 to complete
emergency buttressing of the
horseshoe shaped s lope and
compaction or the toe or the slide
along the canyon bed.
* * * F,....P~AJ
SUDE ••.
pen.
He said the sUde was located on an ancient landslide site that.
probably last moved 5,000 to
J0,000 yNJ'S ..,.
Stickel acoffed at speculat:k>o
that the current s llde was
caused by rains that have
showered the area since Satur-
day
"It looks .to me like the water·
Ing al the golf cours e just
saturated the land underneath
and started il moving," Stickel
told Mrs. Wilkinson.
He said the endangered
mobile homes would probably be
safe because they ate located on a flat plain above the landslide
site. He indicated, however. the
land would have to be buttressed
to insure against further move-
ment.
Stickel estimated that 90 per.
cent of the potential land move·
ment had already occurred.
Meanwhile, acting Fire Chief
Gary Carmichael was waiting to
hear i( the residents will be al-
lowed to stay. The fire depart-
ment is manning a command
post at the 201-home park that
caters to reth;ed people.
The main fissure extends from
tbe golf course's 15th fairway up
towards the mobile home park. The giant crack goes up the
hillside towards the homes, com·
ing within 20 feel and dropping
back toward the 15th green.
Small cracks extend o(( the
main fissure along it.s length.
The tSlh g reen looks llke
rumpled carpet, as the earth
movement h as caused the
smooth grass to crinkle.
City officials were to de-
liberate this afternoon to de-
termine what measures to lake
to protect residents in the event
of more movement.
/tfil11.af11 Hotel
The government-run HaJe Koa Hotel on
Hawa11's Waikiki Beach (center fore-
ground> is getting about $1 million a year
from taxpayers and is being used chiefly
by rt!tired military personnel, according
to a congressional pa n'et. The luxury hotel.
built for but nE!ver used by war-weary
Vietnam troops in 1975. offe rs rooms at 40
percent less than other hotels in the area .
Bovan Death Trial
In Hands of Jury
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SOAKED ..•
firm was to be selected to tackle the seepage problem.
Me antime. il was raining
again, and Turtle Rock residents
were up to their ankles in Ult:
problem 9gain By GA.RV GRANVILLE
OI t• o.lly PllM It ...
Prosecutor Jay Moseley told a
Super ior Court jury Monday that
a band of hired killers stalked
the Orange Coast for six weeks
in the fall or 1977 in quest or
thei r qua rry. drug d e aler
Stephen John Bovan.
And, Mosel'y saJd. Bovan was
riddled with bullets as he walked
from a Newport Beach
restaurant minutes after being
found by thOse who had agreed
lo kill him for a price.
m send gifts ...
Come on and select food 9111
peks for Chnstmes. Take
with you or -·11 shtp.
We'll handle all the de·
i.1ls and even •nclo,.
• penonal grMtingl
Moseley irutisted in his closing
argume nt to the jury that
Bovan's killing was premedilat·
ed murder. vengeance extracted
by the chief of the Orange
Coast's major drug dealing ring.
Consequently, Moseley told
the jury 1t should find Jerry
Peter Fiori, 41, guilty of first
degree murder.
But defense attorney Roger
Rosen said the hired kille r
theory Moseley offered was a
gross oversimplihcation
II o we ve r . Assis ta nt City
Manager Paul Brady reporte<l
today that only one of tl\e reM·
de nts so far has called to com
plain there i:j flooding in h11o
home.
Otina 'Willing'
TOKYO <APl -China has in·
d icated 1t may be willing to
establish trade and economic re·
lations wtth Taiwan, e&ccord.ing
tD a dispatch from Peking.
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IBM MOVE .••
which would be IBM 's first since
a s-for-4 distribution in 1973, bad
been the subject of intense on-
and-off speculation for more
than a year in the financial com-
munity .
Analysts noted lha favorable
news lnvolving IBM o gives
the general market a lifl Ince
the company 11 · reg•rded as a
premier growth company, and
ita stock 1a owned by more ln-
veattn1 Institutions than any
other laaue.
IBM. lhara were up l\ at 271
before trad.int ln them was hall·
ed for dissemination or the com-
pany's announcement.
But the dollar plummeted
1galn1t the West <m-man mark
today ln • contJnwn• reacUOll t.o the OP.EC oU prtce hJke.
"It seems like nothin1 l• totnc
to br1ke the fall;' a Frankfurt
dealer said.
Tbe fhdna prlce or t .8390
marks wu nearly two pftnn.ip
lower lhan Monday'1 oftlelaI
midday prfc6 of 1.8570. "'
Dealers sald the West German
central bank inte rvened a1ain
strongly atld....bought about seo
million at the lhcing to shore the
Americao currency. The bank
purchised $48 million at &too·
day's fixing.
The market was described by
c urrency traders as "very
nervous'' with turnover exceed-
ing Monday's level.
Gola soared higher in Europe
today.
But ln Tokyo the dollar rose
alichtly. cloetnc at 193.35 yen.
compared wlt.b 193.325 at the
close of tradin1 Mo.f¥1ay .
Dealen uld the an.Dounctment
of the oll-pnce lncreaae was no
lon1er belne ftlt ln t.be Japanese
market.
Gold lumped more than $7 an
ounce n Zurich and ~don,
Europe'• two major bUIHOft 1:en·
ten. ft waa quoted In Zurtch at
$220.875 an ounce, up rrorn
$113.12$ at the cloee of tradin1
Monday, and in London at ..
$220.IS, up from $21.S.
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·collrse Looked
l 'Like Canyon'
£ "It looks Just hl(e the Grand J: Canyon from up here," said
t mobile home owner Albert W
Ba~today. L, Bates and .hjs wife were urged r. to evacuate their $'70.000 mobile
• home Monday mJlhl when lhc
l
1 earth began splitung in rront of i the lot beside the Bates' home at
92 M Ira Ade l ante an San
.: Clemente.
·, The four-vear Shorecliffs
Mobile Country Club resident
said the fw ures became evident f se\leral days ago.
"We could watch It developing
t1. yesterday (Monday>." he said.
"and when we came back from I: ~ s hopping it was a hell of a lot
li worse."
f' But the Bates stayed Monday I night while neighbors on both
sides or them left their mobile
homes for sale ground.
· "A geologist told us two w~k~
~
ugo that a 45 degree slide on the
golf course side of the wall
would probably ~upport the
mobile homes." Ba.tes saad .
"But now it's developed into
perpendicular fassures and that
could produce a domino effect
that could mean a number of
mobile homes sliding into the
golf course."
The retired n ewspaper
editorial writer and editor said
his mobile home overlooks a
fairway on Estrella Goll Course.
and said many of the 201 mobile
homes in the park are built upon
fill dirt.
"Our next door neighbors ·left
last night," he said. "But the Os·
sure is up against their front
wall."
Bates said he would stay in his
mobile home m hopes the situa-
tion does not worsen.
l To Deeide Fiori F at•
t
' '
'7 l Jury Deliberates
• I
tJovan Trial J7 erdict
l
By G.\JlY_GRANVILLE Oft• .,..., ...... , ....
Prosecutor Jay Moseley told a
Superior Court jury Monday that
a band of hired killers stalk~
lhe Orange Coast for six weeks
in the fall or 1977 in quest or
their quarry. d ru.g de"Bl er
Stephen John Bovan. I And. Moseley said, Bovan was r, riddled with bullets as he walked
; from a Newp ort Beach
6. restaurant minutes after being i. found by those who had agreed ! to kill him for a price.
, . Moseley insisted in his closlng
1 argument to the jury lh~t ~ Bovan'a killing was premedilat· l ed murder, vengeance extracted
But, he insisted. he began fir·
ing al Bovan "when he came at
me like~ wild animal."
Before the closing arguments
by the two lawyers another key
rigure in the alleged conspiracy
testified.
Frank Rossi, the leader of a
group called the Italians who
were trying to muscle in on the
coast's drug dealing ring. said
he had agreed to oversee the
killing of Boven and two other
men for a fee.
That ree. Rossi said, was to
have been paid by Al exander
Kulik, the leader of a group or
former Hare Krishna sect mem-
bers, who had round riches In
CSee BOVAN, Page AZ>
ourse
YAWNING CREVASSE ON SAN CLEMENTE GOLF COURSE AFTER EARTH MOVEMENT
Restdents of Shorecllffa Mobile Country Club Evacuated by Firemen
by the chief or the Orange ~ Coast's majbr drug dealing ring. f Consequently. Moseley told t the jury it should find Jerry
f Peter Fiori, 41 , guilty or first
degree murder.
But defense attorney Roger
Rosen said ttie hired kilJer
theory Moseley offered was a
gross oversimplification.
County Skies Clearing IBM Slates
4-for-l
Stock Split Rosen said there was no con.
splracy to kill Bovan, or, lf there
was. that Fiori was not a part or It.
The defense lawyer went on to
claim that Fiori had shot Bovan
\ in self defense after the husky
J, 36·year-old Fountain Valley man
I "came at him."
..
The lawyers' differing
I versions or Bovan's s laying
·' came u Fiori's five-week trial
' came to a close. ~ Today, Superior Court Judge ~ Robert Kneeland read instruc-
• lions to the jury as they pre-
f pared to begin deliberation or 1 Fiori's fate. ? The wavy-haired defendant « is the first of seven person!\
~ charged in a grand jury Indict-~ menl of conspiring to kill 8ovan
lo stand trial.
During the trial, Fiori testified 1 that he went to the night club ~ after being tipped that Bovan 1 was there lo ie\Ue score.e on a
,, dru1 deal gone wronc.
i' ~.
Sur/board
KillA Man
SAN DIEGO (AP)
Surfer Bruce Cornwell
. bled to death five houn
alter his •mall lnt.e.tlne
WI.I HVU'ed ln uurfin• IC· cldent .
TlM fta ol h1t aurfboard
bouDCM bJ h.eavy wavea
cut a deep wound.,J>n
Cornwell'• buttoeu.
Ht ... liven 1$ Dlnll of
blood In Doctor'• H0tpltal
after the ~ Satur·
day but a 1ur1eon Hid
Cornwell, •· died of "a tenib19 trllllma •••
Fair We ather, Low Temperatures Predicted
Clearing skies greeted Orange
Coast residents today as they
mopped up In the wake of a
storm that dumped nearly two
inches or rain in many parts or ~.
Orange County.
Weather forecasters predicted
fair weather Wednesday with
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 63 and an overnight low or
about 42.
And while many areas of
Southern California reported in·
cidents or tomadlc wlnds, rock
and mud slides, lightning·caused
fires and traffic deatha local
authorities noted that Orange
County came through the storm
relatively unscathed.
* * *
A traffic death in Fullerton ap-
peared to be the most significant
statistic as authorities assessed
the d a m"ge caused by three
days of rain.
Officers of the sheriff's harbor
patrol said their raan ~auJite in·
dicaled that 1 65 inches of rain
fell in the Orange Coast area
during a storm that has now
swung to the soulhwe11t.
The rainfall bring s the
season 's total to 5.76 mches, 2.75
inches more than lhe 3.0f inches
recorded on this date last year.
Santiago Peak retained Its rec-
ord as the wettes t s pot in
Orange County with a season's
total of 11.90 Inches. Last year
* * *
the mountain gauge had collect-
ed 5.9 Inches of rain water
Police 1dent1fied the v1ct1m as
Luregio De Falco. 57. They said
he was the driver of one of two
ears which collided and then
we re struck by two other cars on
raln·slick Baslanchury Road
Oceanside authorat1el> we re
cleaning up today an the wake of
a tornado that ripped the roo( off
a bulldang housang three stores.
blew a plate glass window out of
a realty office and badly
damaged a small foreign car
awaiting repairs.
Authorities said the twister
caused damjlc estima ted at
<See RAIN, Page A2>
* * *
Nf;W YORK <AP> -Interns·
llonal Business Machines' plans
for a 4-for I stock spltt helped
the i,tock market post a modest
J(~u n today, halting Monday's
sharp deelane
The Dow Jones average or 30
1ndustr1als. down 17 84 points
MEXICO TO HIKE
Olt PRICE -A4
Monday. recovered 0 35 to 7fr7 86
after four hours or trading today.
Gainers outpaced losers by
about a 5.3 margin among New
York Stock Exchange-listed as·
sues.
3 Feet "eeumulatlon· ·
The market had come under
heavy pressure Monday after
the weekend decision by Oil·
ex.porting countries to raise
prices by 1.4.5 _percent In alages
<See IBM, Page At)
New Snow Burks Skrra Laguna Auto
111 n.e A.aoelace~rerea•
The Sierra was buried under
a1 much as three reet of new
anow today as Northern
California emerged from a bout
with an early winter week~
etorm 1parked by the collilloo Of
two loW·preuure ateaa. IL wM
the btaeat storm ln the R4IOO
area In IO years.
fair weather wtth hl1h1 In the
40I and 50I wu forec:ut today ln
the recioa with frost and patchy
101 likely 1n the altemoon and
Wednetday mornlna. Once
acain , low• overnl1ht were
rorecast ln the ao..
The ltorm lei\ a duatin1 of
white ttulf •hlch qutckly melted
al elevations u lo• u eoo. One neh location waa Apto1 on
Calif omia 1. Scattered patehea
of snow were rePorted elsewhere around Livermore on Monday Shop Loote d lnSantaCruzCounty. a fternoon. the Collfornla
•1tt'1 very unusual for it to gel Highway Patrol said Snow and
that low, .. sald Bill Sapp, a Na-s leet briefly paralyzed tramc on Burglars made orr wlth more
t 10 n a I w e 8 th e r s er v t c e roadways In the south San Fran· than $40.000 In tools and equip·
forecaster at Redwood City. ci1co Bay area. ment rrom a Laguna Beach auto
"Once every 10 years, actuaJJy... Interstate 80 was open with no body shop, police were told Mon·
Sacp S_,,, •he ........ w and rain 1 Do 5 1 d ay, Including heavy spray rt1s ouv 1. .. uv contro a over oner umm t d I b I 1 t r-u led wh•.. a cold·alr mau 1 bu a n t oo s e o n I n a o ~· .,.., AJ k lllded ear Y today, t chaJns or anow employees of the firm. rrom the Gulf of as a co Urea were required on U.S ~ Biiiy Ray Baker. who owns
durin1 the weekend with another over Spoonen Summit and only Courteay Auto Body, 727 Laguna
low-preNure area which moved vehicles with rhalns were al· Canyon Road. told police some·
northeut from the ocean off San lowed over Echo Summit, where one broke a padlock to the
Dleao. (Related photo, Paae M > 32 tnches ol new anow fell. Echo building sometime between 2.30 One inch of anow w11 reported wa1 closed to trucks and busca. 1 M d atop the 3,M&·root summtl ot p.m Sunday and ear Y on •Y
Mount Dl1blo In Contr• Cott.a Travelers' advisories re· mornlnc.
County but the snow melted malned In effect for 11ecllon11 of Police believe the th\evea
about noon Monda.y. the Nev1d1 Si~rra and chains backed a truck Into the aaraae,
Hait, MOW and rain cauMd a and snow tlttt Wl're required on takln1 dOlly block•. body ham·
raah of fender·benden on ·~·f m91l hlahwaya , In ttiu m,oun· mer • 11pray rt"s. socket let.I
toratate 68() and other' ro II I bln1:1• I • .., I an9 other costly tools.
• • --' -t ' I I 111/I 1 •• rt lb -· ... t o""
r
s
Nearby
Homes
Emptied
Land on a San Clemente golf
course abruptly dropped SO to 00
feet along a line covering about
three acres shortly after s p.m.
Monday. thre atening seven
homes.
Fire Depa rtment officaals
evacuated homes i n the
Shorecllrrs Mobile Country Club
east of the San Diego Freeway
at Camano de Estrella wh~n the
l and s lide was reported by
s tartled residents. "'"'-.
No homes were dama~. and
no inJuries were reported. city
officials said.
The sbde covers a large por·
tion, of the Shon•cliffs Golf
Course's lSth fairway Just b<!low
the mobile home park.
Caty officials and a local
e ngineering geologist contmued
to monitor the slide today.
The movement opened a 40·
foot wide fissure about 20 feel
below the mobile homes. The
800-foot long fissure extends in a
ho r seshoe-s hape d pattern
around the fairway and gr(!en of
the lSlh hole.
City officials were checking
the s lide area this morning to
determine whether or not lo al
low residents of the vacated
homes to move back into their
homes.
Many of the dis placed resi·
dents were a l their homes this
morning looking at the slide and
awalllng a city dec1s1on on
whether or not they can stay.
The endangered homes are
localed at 91 through 98 Mira
Adel ante above the golf course. ·
Councilwoman Donna
Wilkinson stood under an um
brella at the top of the slide this
morning and discussed the situa·
t1on with engineering geologist
Jack Stickel.
Stickel was hired by mobile
home park owner Dan Evaru.
when Mira /\delante residents
noticed s mall cracks developing
an the golf course land.
The geologists drilled a hole in
the golf course fairway and
located waler at about the 20
foot level, Stickel su1d.
"The ground was !>aturaled
rrom the 20 foot to about the 40
root level. .. he said.
Stickel indicatE.id he believed
the landslide would occur when
he first obsvrvcd the cracks. but
didn't know when 1t would hap· -
pen
He said the sli de wa!o located
on an ancient landslide s ite that
probably last moved 5,000 to
20 .000 years ago.
Stickel scoffed at s peculation
that the current s lide wa~
caused by r ains that have
showered the area since SHtur
day
.. ll looks lo me like the watl'r·
an ,a;t <1 t the golf course jus t
s uturated the land underneath
a nd started it moving." Stickel
told Mrs. Wilkinson.
He said the e ndanger e d
mobile homes would probably be
safe because they are located on
a flat plain above the landslide
site. He indicated, however. the
land would have to be buttressed
<See SLIDE, Page A2>
Coast
Weathe r
C h a n ce o f s howe r s
decreasing to 1 JO percent
tonight and to near zero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder tonight becoming
ralr and warmer Wednes·
day. Lows tonight 38 lo
45. Highs Wednesday 60 to
65.
I NSIDE TOD~~
It '"°" look like a real $20 bill. but how can you telltf Lt tS?
Set Fea.turing.POQeCJ.
'\
D•OY ,, ... tl1fl ~ ...
BARBARA ANDERSON, A SAN Cl!M!NTE HIGH S!NIOR. READS HER CHRISTMAS STORY
LH PfllmH School Kida Get Ortglnel Yuletkte Meaaegee From Older Student•
Students Spin Stories
KUl.s Hear Original Christmm Messages
By ANNI': COOPER
OI -0.Uy l>lt.et ttMI
Chris tmas m ay me an
11nl1wflukt~ und su.iar plum to
~onH• l~),llt·, but 11'11 a season
"Ith disndvantali{es 1f you're un
\"\ <-r ll rl"t'n
Thi-. "a' nnt• of the Chn!ltmo~
nw ... !la~t'' .,hared recently b\
San Clemt'nte H1.:h School stu
d~nl s "ho read elemenlar)
'ch ool children s tories the
teen agers h:>d wntten
The e\ ergreen tree -the sub·
Jt?CI of one sut'h story -foWKi
Christmas a lonely time of year
ll made him sad to see his
fnends and r elatives chopped
down and taken away. The only
thin~ he• had to celebrate -and
f 'rone Pa9t-A I
RAIN ...
s 2s.ooo They s a id th e
phenomenon started life as a
waterspout out at sea a nd
tet·hmcally becam e a tornado lhe
moment 1t touched land.
i.aid the twister caused damage
• estimated at $25,000. The~ aald
the phenomenon started lire as a
"aterspout o ut a t sea and
technic.·ully becam e a tornado
tht' moment 1t touched land
San Juan Cap1tilrano residents
said hail fell in partB of the Mis
s1on City early today a1> clouds
bu1ll up b~ tht> waning storm
moved over the ar ea
M rnor 'traffic t1eups ~re re·
portl·d 1n several areas of
Orang~ County while rain fell
~onda} and early today but no
ser1oui. ac<.'1dents were reported.
W cather forecasters s aid the
c·hance of showl'r 11 tonight is JO
percent and n~ar zero 'Wcdne~
day
Three Gwimen
Rob f"'a mily
l"tANCllO SANTA FE 1AP1
Thrct/ l.!unrncn wen• loo1>c lod<i y
aft1•1 th11'.1tw11nl( an urthopec1t"
:.urgeon dllll h1~ wift-, 11teahn.,
tht·ir 1•xµ.•nJo1vc t.'IU 1t11d brit-fly
k1dn1tJJVtO)t 11 l~ ye:ur 1>ld boy
After nul'>Uck1ng lht: hCJmc •>f
Dr Jfl<I Mn, Jami•' I> Browri,
lhl· trio r·rw;hl:d lht-1r lute m1"11•I
M1•r1·1·dn. llr·nt ~··d .. n ;, hi.It
m1l1• awav 'I ht•rt tlll'y wn1t l.tJ "
ncu rh\ h11u11c a11d k1d11av111 ·d
1Colw1 t J,rnurt-tS, lllkllil( the bfJy ~
('fjf
The H1 own!\ wt•l't-lt'ft lied
M rli liruwn 11uJd ) ater :.he lnl.-.J
lo huh• ht'r wt-ddintt ring in her
rnotllll hul "11111.: of the KU11ml:n
oointe1i u 0111tol at m v hf"ad 1md
';11d. '(;oul(h 1t uv or I 'll kill )IJU,"
... o I h .1nch•ll 1t ovo1 ·'
ORANGC COAST ' \<
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Ttltpho11t (114)"'3~1
CIHllfl.O Advertleiftt "'2·8'71
. 1.-evn• 8Hell All ~INlll•i
Ttltpflo11t4..,._
,,omW,.CMlmit~I•
4Moll00
It govr him cold comfort -waa
that men with axes had pas11ed
him by ·
Other st-0rieli included tales of
a bum and his dog, who round
that love counts more than
p resents ut Christmas ; or a boy
and a gJrl, who fi rst brought red
arid green together a t Christmas ;
and a teddy bear. ~ fell un-
wanted because his n ead was
sewed on lopsided.
The stories were aJI written
and Illustra ted by members of
the c reative writing class or
teacher Anne Lawrence, who ex·
poses students to writing for
pleasure.
"I went aJI the way through
college thinking I couldn't write.
because I was just an ordinary
per son. not som eone with a
s p ecial gift," the UC Irvine
g raduate said. "I've come to re·
alizc that a lot of very fine writ·
ing is done by just ordinary peo·
pie who get very excited about
writing and put a lot of hard
work into it.
"I see a 5low t um-a round
FJeven Hurt
As .Truck,
Bus Collide
Eleve n people aboa rd u
Greyhound bus were inJured
Monday whe n a southbound
semi-trailer truck slammed Into
the bus, forcing it lo the center
divider of Interstate 5. <Related btor v Page AJ )
Oceanside Cali!orm a Highway
Patrol ofricer Da n Stolts buid to
day the truck began hydroplan
m~ 1n heavy ram Monday morn.
m g about two mile:-; !-louth of the
truck scales near San Onofre
The out of <·ont rol truck forced
tht large bu:-. into t he ctJntcr
d1 v1der . after both v('hicJes blHl
ac·ro~:. twn lanc·s of th<' frccwuy
T r u " k 11 r 1 v '-' r Tho m u & ,J
Smith. :m. of N'1rc>n w&s wun
1u1 ,.II ;11111 Offi1·t·r S totti. :.aid
m111>t 11( lhoM: on tht• lms wen·
11/11 'H'rJOU&ly hurl
Three fl<'Ople were tukcn lo
'I ri Ctt} JflJ&p1tal, one tn &cnoui.
condlt1rH1
f 'ro• Po11e ,, I
BOVAN ...
tJu.• 1>111ug1£lJnH and .,,,llrnu of 1·11
1 <iinc. tic101n uod 1>11111r dr ui.:i.
It w;J11 H•>1>1u wh1i' l1•tf 11111 hurnl
•1f ltallan follow1·r11 on u r .1111-111111
n •i«•ut• m11unon wltl'rl H11v11n 111><
W t' t• k i; 1J Cf IJ r 1• h I 11 k I 111 11 V.
muHtenn111<lwl 11 kltlnu11 r1rn1111111
f)lot lhut KUCCt!t-dc•il 111 w11lrlti111(
Kulik 101J1 c·111>llvll y
Hout te11llflf#tl tt111t clu rluu
Kultk ·,, n·111·1w h•· ,.,,..tiu11ul•1l
l(unflre with Hovun
11 l' uld F1or1 llh11rtl y u ft r tlw
Nt>w1>or1 H<.•u,·h 11hootlr1.c 111111
him that hu h111l 11hot Jlnv1111
.. "ftur he Namo a l hllrl llkt• on
Jntmol "
.. 'Wnulct you huvt· kllh•d Bovun
1r you had found him , .. ICcl'tt•n
1.111kcd Rolei
"Y ca," the allc:1eod 1iodful11t'r
lo the ltuht1n11 un11wflrNf
llo1 wu11 .crerit ·cJ Immunity trom pr uUon ror hi• rolu In
the murder In rcturn ror hl11
te11Umony
He 1dmlltod that ho 11 o rrtend
or Flort tM deecrlb.d hi• reellna
tow1rd Kullk wtth 1 1lmplo tlv
lcttu word obflcenlly.
iloul hulletod that he did con
truct to kill Bovan and his two
kl<tnap ht lpmat'1A ror taa.ooo
apiece and eald tho euntrauit wua
never canceled .
And thooah hu appoared 111 a
defense wltn 11, R.01111'1 olle.ca
lion lhal lhor• waa a contract
unct hl8 d crtptlon of the en11u·
Ina al x·W k tearch for Bovan'•
kldnappera t nded to r lnforc
the prOAecuUon lhtory that u
murder conaplracy did In fact
xl1t.
umonte my :4ludcnt!'I from fcel1t11
that they have to write, to want·
Ing to write," she 11uld. "Road·
Ing the ir stories to younger
chlldren was a way ror my s tu·
dents to share this excite ment
they reel about writing."
A fi rst grad er at Las Palma'i
Elem entary School said she had
a great trme listening lo the "big
kids" read their stories.
·'There WWI one story about a
little tree. named Timothy, who
d idn't took like the other, pret·
tier trees." s he said. "The
other trees ((ol the goodest water
and the goodest food. Then men
cam e and c hopped the pretty
trees down.
"They told Timothy Tree.
'You're too little und not right to
be chopped down.' Then he got
good water a nd Rood s unshine.
He turned out so beautiful that
the men decided to save him and
dec?rate hi m every year, so
the1 r g randc hildre n would
a lways have a b eautifu l
Christmas tree."
The first grader said il was a
lot· more fun having the hJgb
sch ool s tuden ts r ead th~lr
stories than meeting in .reading
groups. as he r class usually does at that time of day.
"Besides, I'm the only one in
m y readtng group," she said.
"And it's lonely."
f'rom Page A I
IBM ... '
next yt•ur
Dul the almosphero on 'Wall
Street bri~ht~ned a bit this
morning when 1 RM announcerl
plcrns for a ·I for I spill n~xt
:.pnn~ and an 11wre ase 1n its
Quurlnly d1 v1dcnd from $2.88 to
$;1 '1'1 a i.hur('
'l'hc pus:.1b1h ty o f a :;pill ,
which would be IBM 's fi r:>t :1ince
u !Hor 4 d1!.tnbuhon In W73, had
bct>n the s uhJl'l't uf 1ntcl1~l' on
Jnd orr SIJt'l'UIJtton for more
tlwn u year in the ftnam·1al com
munily
Anul}bL~ noted that favorable
nl'Wb involving IBM oft en gi ves
ttw g£'nt.>ral market a lift sm<.'l'
thl· company 1s reHljrdcd ai. a
premwr gmwlh c•ompJny. anci
1t11 sto1·k b nwn1•d hy more in
v...sltng inst1tut1on1> than Hny
IJI ht'r ISbUl'
lfiM :dwrei, were up 111 at 271 ht•for~· t rfldln~ 111 them was halt
l'd for d1 Ns1·minullun of lhc com
puny ':s unnount·t'ment
nu t 1111' rlnllur J)lummctuci
11i:iuhl11t the Wc11t Ocrmun murk
loctuy In u c·ontlnuing r«i>artlon to
lhc 0 P EC oil price hike
"II Nct•m11 Hke not llinf( 111 J{ol ng
10 hr11kt-tht• 111 11," u f"runk!urt
rtl'ull'r Hulet
Tho rlxlnR price of I H:llJ<I
n1orkr; wu11 11tlllrly two pfennigs
lowPr lhun Mm11l uy's 1officwl
m l<lduy prtt'' of I H.570
lh •ulc•rH 11uld the• Wc•st Gf>rman
1·rntrnl bunk mtc rvcnl!d uguin
11lrongly 1111<.1 bouuht t1bout $60
rn111lon ot the rtxlnR to shore thv
Am rlcon rurrency. The bank
purC'ht11wd $48 mlllion ut Mon·
duy'11 rtxlnl(
'l'htt murkol woa ctcacrlbed by
c urr ncy trudor • u• "very
ncrvou~" with lurnovl!r exceed·
In& Mondoy'1 level.
Gold 110ured hlahur In Europe
todoy
Rut In Tokyo thu dollar rOfie
1t11ht1y. cl<>1tn1 ' at 193.85 yen,
com pured with . 193.325 at th8
c lou ot tradln1 Monday .
Deale r• tald th8 announcement ot tho oll-prtoo increase waa no
longer btl"' tell In the Japanese
market.
Gold /umped more the n f7 an
o unu n iurlch and London,
E uro1>0'1 two major bulJJon cen· ten. It wu quoted In 1.urlch at
U20.875 ao ounce, up from
'213.125 at the cl0te of trldtna Monday, and ln London at
9220.35, up from '213.
Olflclab lnslsi
--.~~~~~~-oun ys New . ~FrWndlyS~
Was Smoky?
DES MOI NES, Iowa
CAP> -United AJrllnes 11
1p~alln1 the award of a
$410 refund to u Ou
Mo ines doctor who 11uld
the alrllne failed to protect
him from clg11rette smoke.
Building 'Safe'
Oeaplt~ the shoring up of
Oran 11«i County's ne w $8 .8
mtlllon 111111 of Admlnlatratlon
with 30 wooden bruccs over the
wettkend, county oHlclals Insist·
t'd Monday the trouble plagued
hullcting la ln no danger of col·
lapsing.
The bracet were pluced on the
c-xter1or ot tho building to sup·
port decorutlvc: beams that
f 'ro• Paee A I
SUDE ••.
lo insure agalrust rurther move·
11w nt
Stickel Hll.(llated that 90 per·
l'l'nl of the potential land move·
mt>nt had. ulrcody occurred.
M cunwhlle, acting Fire Ch ief
Gury Curmkhael was waiUng to
ht>ar Ir thl' re11ld nts will be al
lowed to 11toy The fire depart
1t1t'nt 18 monnlnl( u command
1><>11t nt the 2()1·home park that
t•ul1•r1J to rctlrud people.
Tht• moln f1R11ure extends from
lht• J(olr cuun1e'11 15th ralrway up
loword11 thc mobile home park
Tht' giant crock goes up the
hlllsldt• towards the homes, com
Ing within 20 feet and dropping
lmck toward the 15th green .
Sm all cra~ks extend off the
main flssurc along it.II length.
The 15th green look s like
rumpled carpe t. as the earth
m ovem ent has caused the
smooth grass to crinkle.
City officials we re to de
liberate this arternoon to de
termine whal measures to take
to protect residents in the event
of more movement.
Oiina 'Willing'
TOKYO <AP> -China has in·
dicated it may be willing to
establish trade and economic re·
tatlons with Taiwan, according
to a dispatch from Peking .
m send gifts.~
Co",. in •nd ultc1 food 9111
p..k1 tor ChrillmH TaKtt
w11h you or -·11 lh•p
We'll handle •II lht dt·
i..'111 and even encloM
• peoonel llfMllnal
building otflclals Hid aerve no
structural purpose.
"They're simply ror co~meth~
or a1>a>earance sake and don't
h ave anythJng to do with the
1trcnglh or the building," 1u1ld
Stanley Krause, or t.hc county's
General Services Agency.
Tbe beams made or stressed
conc rete apparently began
c racking last week and one
chunk rrom a beam fell lo the
ground Friday. accord ing to one
report.
T he beam proble m is the
latest of a series of troubles that
have attracted otric1al alt.ena.t.n
in the past year. )
T he first problem spot wu u
floor deflection in the building's
fourth and a haH floor
After undergoing tests. 1t was
determined there was no danger
involved in the deflection and
the building was declared flt for
occupancy.
'Whe n It was occupied last
June . a series of other problems
were discovered, none of them
dee med a threat to the bulld
ing's structure or those who oc·
cupy it. about 240 county
workers in c ludin g county
supervisors.
T he appearances or the
wooden braces over the weekend
drew attention again to architect
LeRoy Rose and Supervisor
Ralph Diedrich.
R ose is the build i n g's
a rchitect and Diedrl.c h is the
county supervisor who cast the
deciding vote when the arch1tec
tural contract was awa rded m
1973.
Rose also was Diedr1ch's cam·
paign finance chairman in his
successful 1972 campaign.
More recently, Diedrich and
Rose in mid-1977 and late r the
same year were named codefen·
danta in grand jury· indictment5
involving both political corrup-
tion allegations and bnbery.
Tbe alrline appc led the
Nov 22 Polk County 018·
lnct Court' ruling lhut re
fun ded n r Murk
Ruvreby'11 ticket price
ltavreby accu1Jed United
or breach of contract tor
selling him a llret·cla11s
no ·1mokin8 llckct and
then f alllni to shield him
from smoke coming fro rn
other areas.
Girl Arrested
After Crash ..
In Laguna
A IS.year-old Laguna Beach
garl was a rrest ed Monday
follow1nc a bdd-on collision on
Laguna Canyon Road that left
a nother motorist witb s light tn·
juries.
The girl was charged on s uspt·
c1on of reckless driving, driving
without permission of the owner
of a vehicle and driving without
a license. police said today.
Officers sa1d the girl lost con.
t rot of the car she was driving as
s he turned right onto El Toro
R oad from Laguna Canyon
Road
Her car s hd on the wet pave-
me nt and crossed inlo oncoming
trarflc on El Toro Road. collid
1ng with a car dri ven b'
Margaret M Beall, 68, of ~
Vegas.
The older woman received a
cul hp m the accident and was
aided by Laguna Beach f1r~men
a nd paramedics.
Police did not re lease the
name of the girl because she 1s a
Juvenile
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Goodness ...
what taste!
Treas~
1il>ve
1 lb. BEEF STICl<e Summer S.uytt, tw0 7 o&. Goudn. 1V. 0 1. Belle Fleur,
8 Ol. Ed•nt Sttck, 12 OL M ild M!d911 Longhorn, 8 0 1. M9d1um6Mrp Chtdd.,
St1cll. four 2 oz. Clleffe Spt .. <h. 5 01. Smoky Ct..• Bar, 7~ 01 Bunt• I<-.
6 o~. I•• of s-•t·HOI Muatard, 8 0 1 ••• of Hor••adllh S.uce. dnd Sltawberry
Bonbons. 27.98
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Texas
Spfl:ad
t .. •nf' STICK. lu-· S.11-, 12 Ot Mold M.dftl
LO ... ho<ft, Ii Ot. ·-~y C-,. 0... I u1 ,..,..,, OoucM I , "'
Uello ~lo"' 8 01. ldom S.tdl "'"' , Str•w•uy 8onhoM
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ff lclc0'1 fcarms iz,o
Fashion Westcllff
Island ... ~~.. Plaza ........ ,.. s..,.,
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Ot ... o.lty ...... Maiff
Wbethfor hom wUl ever be
bullt a(ain on the Ile of lhe
Ort 2 land•llde In Bluebird
Knoll• depencb a 1real d a.I oo
lbt ftd ral aovemmtnl'a reat·
tM>n to a nnat a~-ologlAt '• report
\uu d Monday to L.quna Beach
omc1als
Korea T la reai?
-
Wtlhout federal dlualtr U •
alatanc:t fundJ. tM rebuUdlnt ol
th alld ·devaatated
n•l1bburhood become•
"reonomlc:a.lly lmpo11lblo," Ctty
Mano1er F'rctd Solomon uid
Mooday
Aod , lflOk>ll•t. warn Jo U! r
report, de-lM• In buUreulna
weak area In th<' aUd • ...,.
Hayakawa fits
Chfua Detente
Prestdtnt l'artl'r plii>t'd lnto
th~ hand." of tht' Communilh
"hen he est blishfod a dl'lt"nte
with Rf'd Ctuna th t th1 nauon
will dl'"ply rettrct. Sen S I
Hoyakawu, R·Cullf . told 0tn
Irvine aud1eoc-e Monda)'
Busing Foe s
See Hope
On Panel ,
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
Assembly Judiciary Committee,
the usual stumbling block for an-
ti-busing legislation, has new
members and looks "pretty
good" for such a measure. says
the chairman.
Assemblyman Jack Fenlon.
D-Montebello, an oppon~t to
busing, said in an inllt"lew
Monday that he expected bis
'committee to approve some
restrictions against school bus·
Ing lo achieve racial balance.
The committee, as it stood last
session, killed a constitutional
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amendment introduced by Sen.
Alan Robbins, D·Vao Nuys,
aimed at restrictilig busing.
An alde to Robbins. Rick
Rollins, said there are six firm
votes on the 13-member commit·
tee in favor of the measure. He-·
said t he needed seventh vole
could come from any of three
memberJ: Howard Berman, O·
Beverly Hills. Charles lmbrecht, R-Ventura, and BUI McVitUe, D·
Chino.
Rollins identilied the six firm
votes as Fenton , As·
semblywoman Jean Moorhead,
R -Sacramento, and As·
semblymen Richard Hayden, R·
Sunnyvale; Alister McAlister,
O·San Jose; Patrick Nolan, R·
Glendale. and David Stlrllng, R·
Hacienda Heights ..
The measure, proposed for the
1980 ballot. alms at limiting
court-ordered busing to cases of
deliberate segregation. Sup·
porters hope it would roll back
Los Angeles' mandatory school
integration program.
Other proposed legislation
would prohibit the state from
funding mandatory busing for
integration.
'W/Jen Guys'
''"'i lJoes Too Far?
\.1 BOISE, Idaho <AP) -When
an all-girl drill team is forced to
change its name to the "Golden
Girls and Guys" to show there is
no sex discrimination, that's
federal "nitpicking," says an
angry Sen. Frank Church.
The Idaho Democrat blasted
the regional Office of Civil
Rights in Seattle on Monday for
its direct ive that the Capital
High School Golden Girls alter
its name.
"No wonder federal bureaucrats have s uch a bad
reputation,·· be said in a letter to
Virginia Balderrama, regional
~Urectoroftheomce.
Despite the new name, the
team at last report was sUll all
girls.
In an lnh-rv1ew bl'fort• ad
dresalnR u World Affaln Counctl
aud1enN "' Irvine, HayakMwu
u1d that one of the coose
qut>ncea of Lhe Carter initiative
might tM: an invasion of South
Korea by their ('omm unist.
neighbors from the north
He condemn ed what he
described as the Unlted Slates'
abandonment of Taiwan and
c r1ticu:ed Carter for tosalng
aiude the long.standing defense
treaty wi th the Nati<µHthst
Chinese without consulting the
Senate.
Hayakawa described the new
rapport with Chlna as "fawning
subser vienc~ to every Com-
munist command."
And he predicted that what he .
described as Lhe betrayal of
Taiwan might well have an ef·
feet on the altitude of Israel
towards the United States. The
Middle East nation is now
negotiating a defense treaty
with America, he said .
Hayakawa said Carter's
failure lo consult Congress
could mean problems for the Ad·
ministration when the time
comes to debate such vital is·
sues as the s trategic arms
limitation pact with the Soviet
Union.
He sau1 many members or
Congress deeply resent the
Taiwan decision and regard the
Carter embrace of China as
"hypocritical and unrealistic."
Describing Red China as "the
wor ld's largest concentration
camp," Hayakawa said the
United States would have served
world interests better if she had
recognized Rhodesia and main-
tained her ties with "our old al· ly, Taiwan."
Rains Wash
Out Opening
Of Playground
Heavi)' rains have washed out
plans to open Huntlngtqn
Beach's Adventure Playground
during Christmas vacation .
Vivian Borns, superintendent
o r recreation and h uman
services for the city. said rain
water has inundated the bottom
of the old sand quarry.
She said waler is about four
feel deep over a wide area and
that conditions are unsafe for
youngsters.
. Officials announced plans to
open the playground after re-·
ceiving a contribution or $500
fr om the Golden We s t
Homeowners Association.
Mrs. Bom.'i said the money
may be used lo operate the play.
ground during Easter vacation.
Adventure Playground is
located al Talbert Avenue and
Gothard Street, across the street
from Hun tington Central
Library.
Action Protested
CONCORD, N.H. (AP> -New
Ham pshire Gov. Me ldrlm
Thomson has ordered state n ags
lowered to half staff lo protest
President Carter's decision to
sever diplomatic relations with
Taiwan and establish r elations
with Pekin$t.
Dglat Buri fn Cra•h
TU!!d!X, Ots!mber ti, t978 $ CAIL Y PILOT A:J
-~un~ding ··Aid Vital
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mlaht mun more earth m(We·
ment that could potenUully wtpe
out more homes, roads and
uWIUei m BhMblrd Canyon.
CoplM ol the two·lnch·th1~1ic
report were eeat Monday to of·
liclall ol 0\8 F'ed ral Disaster
A11l1tance Admlnlatratlon for
revlew. Solomon said be l• coo!•· dent the dat. compUlfld by city
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for federal dlaaster runda to
complete emer1ency work in the
slide area.
Irvine geolo1lsts Beach
Lel1hlon and Associalea say
there 1t.W ls p<'lenUal ror further
earth movement ln Bluebird
Canyon, add1o1 that their lnstru·
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APPROXIMATE LOCATIOtt. OF THE
RfCOMfNOEO CRAY ITY 81/TTRESS
BLUEBIRO CAHYON ROAO
mMt lncetheOc:tobtrsllde.
And they uy. emeraency
stabUlz.atioo of the s\.ffp slope
created by the slide and protet·
lion or the storm drain croulng
under Oriole Drive ln Blueblrd
Canyon ahould be completed as
soon as poNiblt.
That would require 100 per·
cent funding by the federal gov
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Guidelines Endorsed·
Wunly Planners Back Low-cost Housing
By KATHY CLANCY
Of tlle o.lty ,.I ... Sl.eft
Four months of public hear·
lngs wound near a close Monday
when Orange County planning
commissioners stamped their
endorsement on a new set of
guidelines aimed at aJlowing
more county residents to spend
less for housing.
County Planning Manager Al
Bell called the set of guidelines
"an ambiUous program," one
that will be the subject or con·
slant refinement.
The proposed housing element
or the county general plan calls
upon county officials to work ag·
gressl ~ely. wt th city. state and
federal agencies, along with the
building industry to provide
lower-cost homes and apart·
ments.
It Includes such things as
seeking commitments from
builders to construct 25 percent
or new homes in the so-called af.
fordable p rice range In ex-
change for prompter processing,
'Disco P e ril'
Hits Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil
(AP> -The possibility that dis·
cotbeques are haz1trdous to
health bas caused the govern-
ment to hold off issu1ng licenses
to 20 establishments in the
southern city of Puerto Alegre
pending a medical invesUgaUoo.
Antonio Gabriel de Mora
Coelho, director of the depart·
ment or amusements in the city
or one million, said 12 doctors
are looking into whether the
establishments cause eye, ear
and emotional dam age to
patrons. U they do. he said, Ught
and noise limits likely would be
set.
The popularity ol discotheques
in Br aZif haa skyrocketed slnce
the release of lbe movie, "Salur·
day Nlfht Fever."
higher densities and perhaps
some relaxing of building
standards. 1n addition, the policies call
upon the county to issue tax-free
revenue bonds and create a pool
of mortgage money to finance
apar tments a nd hom es for
lower-income famllles.
Families county planners hope
to serve with the new program
are those earning from 80 to 120
percent of the county median in·
come. now $19.500 annually.
County supervisors are to con-
sider adoption o r t he new
guidelines at a Jan. 17 meeting.
Plane Victim
A Supervisor
A pilot who died last week
when his plane reportedly hit a
telephone relay tower a nd
crashed near Newport Beach's
Spyglass Hill has been Identified
as a newty elected supervisor of
Mono County.
Edgar Hazleton was scheduled
to be sworn in Jan. 9 for his first
four.year term.
Hazleton, 34, an attorney from
Mam moth Lakes. was a director
of the Mammoth Lakes water
district. He was elected
supervisor on Nov. 7.
He was reportedly alone in the
plane. Hazleton Is survived by
his wife. Deruse.
It Is the g1h giving season
again and what better gift fOf
f11end of f11mlly than fine
J8W811Y ... the lasting grtt ...
for a lifetime and longer! It's a
token of your affection or
~ the! c:.n be helrioomed
«Mtr'I beyond the apen of one
lifetlma. A well ch<>Mn gift of
fine ,_.,.IV hu the element of pam111nenoe that exceeds any
other.
It his betn "Christmas"
teYefll weel(a now. We are
r.-certain Wflef1 C>Yr seuon
wtll ectualty 1tart, but we hive
been pilnnlng tor It ain<:e last
tummer. Theie.., many faee1
we onty 1ee once a yew. th<>M
who come to t>uv their annual
Clwl1tma1 gift of fine jewelry. There ire thoM tac.ea who .,.., ew-ty In NoYembaf for a
prallmlnuy took·tee. They
coma beck later. perhaps
t\ltloa, befo<e making their
... aelactlon.
While the new county policies
would apply only In unin·
corporated regions. county plan·
ners propose creation or an Area
Housing Council inviting city
participat.ion as well.
In addition. tbey suggest de-
velopment of an education pro· gram for builders. the public
and lower·income families to in·
form local residents or special
housing programs and efforts being made to lower housing
prices.
"I would have Uked Infinitely
to have voled on this matter two
years ago." Planning Com·
mission Chairman William Mac·
Dougall said Monday. "We have
all heard or coming up with too
little too late.
·'I sincerely feel that this is
not what is coming before the
commission today." he con·
tinued. "I would prefer to think
or it as just enough just in
time."
Commissioner Rex Gaede
called the housing element an
historic document that will have
an impact.
"Obviously we got out of killer
in this county in regard to pro-
v id i ng sufficient hous ing or
shelter for everyone." he said.
Crystal Sims or the Orange
County Legal Aid Society fault·
ed the proposed housing element
ror failing to include data on the
numbers of residents who spend
more than one-fourth their m·
come for housing and for other
statistical shortcomings.
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6EMWISE
ernment. Solomon said, addlni
he 1s seeking reconsideration of
full diiswilcr status for the 3.5-
acrc area.
'l'he city i11 applying for t.bal
declaration based on evidence in
the aeotogist's repc>rt that tbe
slide was triggered by heavy
rains last January and
February.
"We are asking reconsideta·
Uon of the disaster status baaed
on lhl' evidence we now llav~
that the heavy rains last winter
percolated into the subsurface."
cont rlbullng to the sllde,
Solomon said.
"We contend the 131\dSUde 111 a
continuation, or a part of lbe dis·
aster declared in February."
Solomon explained. "It's an out·
crop of that disaster.''
" federal omcials agree with
the city's contention, it will take
about $400,000 to complete
emergency buttressing of th~
horseshoe s haped s lope and
compaction of the toe of the sllde
along the canyon bed.
City offici als estimated
restoration work to date -in·
duding demolition of 22 homes
and installation of a new storm
drain under Ori le Road -has
cost in the nc hborhood of
$550.000 .
But Solomon said city can·
not afford furt.het<-1' toration on
a share cost basls.
And. if further geological
studies prove rebuilding the -
landslide area 1s feasible. II
would cost at least another $2
million for installation of public
roads and utilities. Solomon
said.
·'The data at least lends Itself
to the possibility tor homes be·
ing rebuilt in the area). provided
the emergency buttressing is
completed and the federal gov·
ernment provides the funding,"
he said. Ir the disaster agency refuse1.
Laguna·s request for a Cull dis·
aster declaration, Solomon said
he would appeal the agency de·
rision.
.. But we don't reel that will be
necessary. We believe the
evidence in the report is con-
clusive. and we think we'll get
the federal money.··
Emergency work still to be
done in the area includes con·
struclion or a buttress -or
earth dam -along the are1t
where the earth movement left a
30-Coot high cliff
The danger of another slide
also makes compaction of the
earth near the newly construct-
ed s torm drain at Bluebird Canyon.
Leighton geologis t lraJ
Poormand said more .earth
movement at the toe or the
original slide could collapse the
new storm drain, forming an wt·
wanted dam at Oriole Ori ve.
Continued rains could create a
amall lake east and south or the
slide area, cutting access from
the canyon for 300 families.
Bandits Rob
'Moonie' Trio
YREKA <AP> -Thret•
.. Moonies" from Berkeley have
been robbed of $900 by two
armed men who also ust.'d their
van temporanly. police report
Officers said the three mem·
bers of the Unification Church
were in a hotel parking lot when
two armed men approach(.'d
The men forced the "Moonit-s· ·
into the van and made tht!m
drive south of Yreka. where tht'y
were released unharmed. Th<."
van was found later .
The three were identified as
Christian Hunker. 24. Franct'f-.
Chunka. 26, and Wayne Curry.
25.
The old saying tne nicest
things co me 1n s mall oact<aoes" 1s certainly true
especlally ,, they bear the
Charle:. H Barr label As
Certified Gemologists and
Registered Jewelers of lhe An11ncan Gem Soctety we have
the expertise to adv11e you
regarding your purchases of
gemstones and fine 1ewe1ry We
fl8Y8 a wide selection of gems
from the most exollc to the rrore familiar voneues.
And aoeaking of "femlllar.'
"" t it nice lo shop where you
tee familiar faces and feel an
at1TOephefe of ·continuity? We
pride ourselves on our friendly,
well·tralned stall who have
"""9d you oontlnually through
the yeers. The only new faces
'" additions we lound we have needed to k.eep up w11h the
e11er qrowino oc1iv1ty 1n our
store. fsn't 1t n•o. to have that leell~ of trutt In old lnends . pert1culertt when 1t comes to
buying • luting a gift as a ~ or tlno jewelry Se.one greetings from all your tnendt at Cherin H Barr
Jtwelefw•
CHARLES II. BARR
The driver and seven passengers of this
Los Angeles to San Oleao Greyhound bus
were i.nJured when the semitrailer truck
at left skidded on the rain·SUck San Diego
Freeway near San (>noire and sent. both
vehicles crashin1 Into tho center dJvlder.
Jewelry buyers are often
ceretut. ceutloua buyera. We
.,. proud I hat 10 many .. ~.,.... dO rnake their
final aateoclona ,_., We htve
lntldpMed an ~ of
lhoppel'I thta YN" and haYe lncraued our Inventory
accordlnQ IJ . Shopping 1t Ow1eCI H. etrr Jewelera la a
Owtltn'91 heblt with many of your Mandi. Drop by and find
OUl wt';/. There 11 t parking
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Violence
Flares
In Iran
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -,Mon
dead and wounded .,."' report. fd ln lwo Jran.l n cUln after
lroopa opened fire oo dem -
oo tt rat o ra 11aln1t hab
Mobami:ned Ren Pahlavi, but
offlclal IOUJ'C .. d • qulC'lt
tblnkln1 otrlcer . h aded oU
lUrther violent ln on., of UMt
clttu.
A• many as 20 prott'lltfrs Vrt'rt'
wounded Monday In T1brl1. 330
mlle• nott.hw t ot T bran and
rlou to the Turkl1b border.
diplomat.a uld Other uocon
rtrmed ttpor\I 11Jd evual w rP
ldlled. but otnclal t0urr aaid
only lhrte wt're wounded and
that an army colonel n~rted
lUrthl'r bloodlbfd by •r>Ptllliu<
to the proteatfrt' l'l\6 o<
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NATION I WORLD
In Une Wftla OPEC
MEXICO CITY (AP) -Medco 11y1 lt. oU prtcea will keep up
wlth OPEC's next year even though It Isn't a member of \he cartel.
Mexlcan oil will dennitely not be cheaper tban oU from tbe mem·
bera of the Organization of Petroleum Exportlng Couot.riea, aaid
Juon Adpuru, export manager for PEMEX, the Mexican oil
monopoly. But he aald the exact
price lncreaJSe has not been de·
termlned.
OPEC, after a two-year
price f reeie. d ecided at a
weekend meeting on a four·
stage, 14.5 percent price In·
crease for 1.979. The base price
of $12.70 will go up 5 percent to
$13.33 oo Jan. l, wl\h subsequent
increaffS of 3.8 percent to $13.84
on April l. 2.3 percent to St4.19
on July 1 and 2.7 percent to
$14.54 on Oct. I.
about 85 percent of the oU Mex·
ico exports. Export.I at the end
of 1977 totaled about 240,000 bar·
rela a day. But production la ex-
panding rapidly, and aome re-
ports ny exporta could reach a
mlllton barrels a day by the end
of 1982.
Mex.lco is riding an oU boom
that may mue it one of the
world's top on producers. Huge
new diacoveries have been re-
ported recently along \he Gulf ol
Mexico.
Tbe Opl)Olj1tlon N1tlon.I f'ront
<'la1ult'd k'Ore:t of w ldltrs 'olned
the antJ shah raUltt In Tabnr
But offmlll &ourcl'S denied lhu.
credltt'd a colonel nam4:d
Ahmadi with d fu tna the ex
ploslve situation. and uld hi
men and the demonatratorr.
mnrched together for lln hour in
a ahow of fneodstup ~fore di»·
persing.
Ariwna Hlsthwoy Patolman Dick Pruitt
ll(t:, hJ'> gci.Jr Into a hell<'oph•r d1~patchrd
'4 hen ht:i. l'ar oocamt• :i.trandoo in N<:w
fhv.-r near Phoenix Two days of ratn
have sent virtually every central and
t>ai,lem Anzona rive r to its banks. and
five people have been s wept into the
s tr('ams and a re feared d ead. CScc
weather story below.)
M EXJCO'S oil now sells for
$13.10 a barrel, and Mexico City
newspapers quoted Jorge Idaz
Serrano. president of PE~EX.
as saying the price will rise to
$13.70 on Jan. l , an increase of
4 .58 percent.
But Azipuru said that price
ls "just an indication of the
direct impact of the OPEC In·
crease. Jl is an indication our
price wtll not be less than Sl.3.70,
but It is not our final price,··
P R ESIDENT Jose Lopes
Portillo announced In September
that the country's potential re-
serves were estimated at 200
b1lhon barrels, or 20 percent
more than those ol Saudi
. Arabia. which has OPEC's big·
~est reserves. PEMEX has re·
ported new finds since then, in·
eluding one field whose potenUal
reserve is estimated at 106
billion barrels.
TH EY SAJD Ahmudl pullt-d up
between the troops and pro
tes ters in an armored persOMel
l"&rrler shouting to the crowd of
about 600 through a bullhorn.
"He s poke to them In Turkish.
the language most commonly
used ln Tabnz." a source said.
City Workers Laid Off Asked if Mexican oil would
be cheaper than OPEC's by the
end or 1979, Azipuru said: "No
To date, our oil has not been
cheaper than OPEC oil. It has
always been higher.
But the company says It is
still assessing the amount of
retrievable oil In the new dJs·
coverics and cannot estimate yet
how much they will increase
pot~ntlal reserves. C"leveland Acts To Stave Off Bankruptcy
The source said Ahmadi spoke
for 15 m i nute s of love,
brotherhood and friendship, that
one of the protest leaders ap.
proached hlm at the end of the
speech and that they exchanged
kisses on the cheek. a tradltlonal
sign of friendship among men m
Iran. before the march of
friendship got under way.
Several demons trators also
were wounded in the holy city of
Qum. 75 miles south or the
capital, reporters said. Uncon·
firmed reports said one
demonstrator was killed there.
THE EXJLED Shiite leader
Ayatullah Khomalni had called
for a nationwtde general strike
to make Monday a day of
mourning for the estimated 1.300
demonstrators against the shah
killed this year.
Thousands heeded the call.
-closing bazaara and shops. But
the government saJd most gov·
ernment employees reported for
work
Report Says
ABC Seeking
NBC's Sn yder
RADNOR, Pa. <AP> -Tom
Snyder may be keeping NBC ex·
ecutives up late at night over a
report ln TV Guide magazine.
The magazine reported Mon·
day that the star of NBC's
"Tomorrow" show is being
sought by ABC. possibly to be
paired with Barbara Wailers for
a late evening news and taJk
show.
''A BC ha.Cl also exereased an
Interest In Snyder as an anchor
on 'World News Tonight.' And at
CBS. at lea.st one high-level cor·
pQrate executive has made in·
quiries about S nyd e r ·s
avai lability for the news
d1v1sion."" the magazme said in
1ls Dec. 23 issue.
CLEVELAND <AP> Almost
half Cleveland's police and
firemen wdl be laid off. all public
recreatioo !.avilit,ies will be closed
and garbage pickups will dwindJe
to twice a month under Mayor
Dennis Kuci.nich's austerity plan
to stave off onrushing
bankruptcy.
The young mayor's Monday
announcement of 2.000 layoffs
effective Jan. 2 drew angry
threats of strikes and legaJ ac-
tion by Clty uruons. further elec·
trifying the stormy conditions
that intensirled Friday when
Cleveland defaulted on $15.5
m11l1on in loans to six banks and
its own treasur-y.
The nation's 18th largest city
with 638,000 residents became
the first major city to default
Skylab Falling
Space 'Rescue' Plan Nixed
, W ASHlNGTON (A Pl -The scenar\o had the elements
or .a space thriller: Send a pair or astronauts on a daring
mission to prevent the giant Skylab space station from
possibly raining fiery debns on a populated area of Earth.
Now, the National Aer'onautJcs and Space Adminjstra·
lion <NASA) says It Is abandoning lhal plan. Skylab ts
doomed and will plun ge back uncontrolled into the at·
mosphere as early as May.
In announcing the decision Monday. the space agency
said computer calculations estJmate that when the end
comes, the 85-ton station will break apart and scatter
pieces over a track 3,000 miles long and lOO miles wide. As
many as 400 pieces, weighing from a few ounces to several
tons, could s urvive the searing re-entry heat.
BUT NASA WAS quick to assure that the ··probability
of Injury or damage is less than that from meteorites." It
noted that the unmanned statJon orbits over water 75 per·
cent of the time.
However, the vehicle -ll8 feel long and 22 feet in
diameter or as big as a three.bedroom house -also passes
over most of the major metropolitan areas or the Earth.
NASA was concerned enough last March lo mount a major
effort to try lo prolong the Ure of the station long enough
for a manned space shuttle to Oy up to attach a small
rocket to it.
The rocket would have been used either to boost the
station to a higher, safer orbit, or t.o send it to a controlled
re-entry over a remote ocean area.
THE STATION WAS launched in May 1973 as part of a
$2.S billion project.
Using radio signals earlier this year, scientists had
revived the Skylab systems that were dormant since the
last or ~ teams of astronauts left ll in orbit in 1974.
But NASA said Monday it has concluded that effort
was not enough -that there 1s limited potential for suc-
cess and that further plans for the shuttle m1ss1on are im·
practical.
Rockies Get Heavy Snow
Rains Cawe Fwoding Near Plwenix
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s ince Detroit did so In 1933.
Paul We l l s, head o r '
Cleveland's sanitation workers.
vowed Monday to ··close down
the city" if Kucrnich laid off
even one o< his union members.
Bill Gallasher, a Fraternal
Order of Police officials. said
police and firefighters· uruons
would return to court If
necessary to assure enforcement
or a 2-year-old ruling against
layoffs.
The beleaguered Kucinich.
meanwhile. castigated the city's
largest bank. Cleveland Tr1.1t>l
Co., appearing al a branch to
withdraw his personal $8.000
savings and $900 checking ac·
counts.
"I don't want my clean money
in a bank that is dirty," the
mayor told reporters.
Ironically, al the same hour
Kucinlch was making his sym·
bolic withdrawal. his 22-year-old
brother. Perry. was arrested
and charged with robbing a
branch or Central National bank
-one of the six banks Involved
in the default.
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"We are oot tied to OPEC.
We Jive with the competitive and
market cood1tioos in the Gulf of
Mexico ... our natural market.
But if the world mark e t
t"hanges, we change with the
market."
The United States takes
The company passed a
milestone last week when pro-
duction exceeded 1.5 million bar·
rels a day. Azlpuru said. He said
that was ahead or schedule for a
six-year plan that calls for pro-
duction of 2.2 million barrels a
day by the end or 1980.
India Parliament
f mprisons Gandhi
NEW DELlU. India <AP> -Former Prime Minister Indira
Gan?hi was Ja!.led today by order of the lower house or the Indian
Parhament which also acted t.o deprive her or the seal she won last
month In a special election.
All·India radio reported she was taken to Delhi's Tihar Jail
where a cell reportedly was recently wtute-washed in anticipation
of her arrival. But her time behind bars could be as brief as three
days -untiJ the end of the current parliamentary session.
"'The punishment is lenient considering lhe enormity of the
crime," Prime Minister Morarji Desai told the lower house
before it voted on bis motion to convict hi& predecessor or breach
of privilege and contempt of parliament.
ParlJament. Hke the British House of Commons can transform
itselfintoacourt to try members. •
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• VOL. 71, NO. 353, 3 SECTIONS, 30 PAGES 9RANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1978 N
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TEN CENT~
BadhaDl Nixes rt Safety Study?
000.,...man Robert lhdham
wUl DCJt '"l>l>OT't a feckral ..U-lralfic H ltty atudy for Or •
Couty Airport.
At l Ill two area eoun·
cllmen-Newport Beach M~
Paul Ryckott and lrvlo Coun·
cllman Lal'l')' Ajran wrot~ let
tera to Badham sollciUn hla
support for 1 study
Badham h• not anaw rtd tM
letters. AaraD wrote tht
Newport Btatb Re publlca11
more lba.n two monlhl aco
A Badbam atde, Howard
lye, Mid the ton1r.,.man
DO ~cular ooed tor an ln
vesU1at.iOb
Aaran on thtte occu1on1 h
uriaucces.fully pelllloned th
Federal AV1ttion Add'tln1ltr1U0n
and the NaUonaJ Tranaporta·
lion Safety Bo.rd for an overall •
traffic ntety atudy ol Lbe local
Jetport .
The fedlral 11.c•• have .._
dlcated NdllacUoD wtth .W.:.
lDC metbodl ol ift"'U1at1QI lD·
ctlvld\lal alt accldenu, and wttb
the federal accldtftt preveatioll
pro1ram.
A1ran'1 attempt to brtns
Badhlm Into tbe controversy
'came after the air cliuater at
S.n Dleao's Ltndberj(Jl Field
Sept. 25. tbe wont ln lbe nation's bUitory.
Aaru expreused particular
concern over wnat he called
"lbe volatile mix of 1maU
Jetaeral aviation and tbe larpr jet commercial aircraft" at
Oran1e County Airport. (1be
Undbergb F\eld cruh lnvolved a
commercial aJrline and a private
plane.>.
He suuestect phulng out low·
priorlly bobby fiyina.
A1ran also told Badham "it
may prove necessary to ex-
pedite local efforts to relocate
commercial air traffic at a more
appropriate f acllity. sucb as the
often-m e ntioned Camp
Pendleton site."
Badbam already baa ex-
pressed. in an interview with
editors of the San Diego Uruoo.
•
hi• feeling that Camp Pendleton
is unquestionably not a good
Joutlon because it is remote
from population centers.
Newport's Mayor Ryckoff
also had wanted Badham 's sup-
port for Camp..Pendleton use.
Seelye s ummed up Badham's
position. saylng, "Commercial
and private aviation are not going
togoaway."
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~I i Sides Clearing
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County to Get
Fair Weather r •
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Clearing skies greeted Orange
Coast residents today as they
mopped up in the wake or a
storm that dumped nearly two
inches of rain in m any parts of
Orange County.
Weather forecasters predicted
faJr weather Wednesday with
high temperatures ranging from
58 to 63 and an overnight low of
about 42. ~ i And wblle many areas of
t New York
Bandits Get
· $1 Million
11 1 NEW YORK CAP > Bandits
waylaid Wells Fargo guards in a
Staten Island grocery today and
' stole $1 milllon from their
.• armored truck, police said.
The five-man robbe ry team
switched the money in white
, canvas bags from the truck to a
blue-and-white Cadillac and
drove away, police said.
The theft was the second
seven.figure heist in the city
within nine days.
On Dee. 11, a five-man team
hit the Lufthansa cargo terminaJ
al Ke nnedy Airport for an
estimated $.5 million. 1
Initial reports put today's haul
.-at S2 million, but the figure was
i" halved by police after talking to
a Wells F argo s ec urity
supervisor. 1 No one was injured In the rob-ii bery. staged at a grocery where
{1 the arrqored truck stopped for
l, lunch at 12:30 p.m . Two of the j three guards entered the store.
~ Two robbers were waiting in-
Ir side, having already captured f, and handcuffed 11 customers
I( who had come in shortly before
( the guards, police said.
"I--After handcuffing the guards
~· and taking their keys, bandits
~ surprised the guard remaining ~ on the truck. :;I ...
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Southern California reported In·
cidents of lornadic winds, rock
and mud slides. lightning-caused
fires and traffic deathsA local authorities noted that urange
County came through the storm
relatively WlScathed.
A traffic death in Fullerton ap-
peared lo be the most significant
statistic as authoritie11 assessed
the damage caused by three
days of rain.
Officers of the sherilf"s harbor
patrol said their rain gauie in·
dic ated that 1.65 inches of rain
fell in the Orange Coast area
during a storm that bas now
"Swung to the southwest.
The rainfall brings the
season's total to 5.76 inches, 2.75
inches more than the 3.01 lncbes
recorded oo this date last year
Santiago Peak retained Its rec·
ord as t he wettest s pot in
Orange County with a season's
total of ll.90 inches. Last year
the mountain gauge had collect·
ed 5.9 inches or rain water.
Police identified the victim u
Luregio De Falco, 57. They said
he was the driver or one of two
cars which collided and then
were struck by two other cars on
rain-slick :ftastanchury Road.
Oceanside authorities were
cleaning up tt>day in the wake of
a toniado that ripped the roof off
a building housing three stores,
blew a plate gJass window out of
a realty office and badly
damaged a small foreign car
awaiting repairs.
Authorities said the twister
caused damRe estimated at
$25 .090 . They s_aid the
phenomenon started life as a
waterspout out at sea and
technically became a tornado the
momenlittouched land.
<See RAIN, Page AZ>
ll.N. TO nEW
llFO REPOKIS
UNITED NATIONS <AP)
The United Nations. prodded by
Grenada for four years lo do
something about UFOs, invited
members to report their ob-
servations and findings to the
world body.
Grenada Prime Minister Slr
Eric Gairy, who says he has
s~n two UFOs, bas conducted a
lonely campaign in the United
Nations to have the organization
look into the UFO phenomenon.
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' YAWNING CREVAS81 ON SAN CLEMENTE oou: COURSE AFTER EARTH MOVEMENT
Reeldenla of Sttoredlfte Mobile Country Club EvKuated1by Firemen
Bovan Death Trial
In Hands of Jury
By GARV GRANVILLE Of"" Deity ...... ,..,.
Prosecutor Jay Moseley told a
Supe rior Court jury Monday that
a band of hired killers stalked
tt)e Orange Coast for six weeks
in the fall or 1977 in 'quest of
th eir quarry, drue dealer
Stephen John Bovan.
And. Moseley said. Bovan was
riddled with bullets aa he walked
fr o m a Newport Beach
restaurant minutes after being
found by those who had agreed
to kill him for a price.
Moseley insisted in his closing
argument to the jury that
Bovan's killing was premed.ital
ed murder, vengeance extracted
by the chief or the Orange
Coast's major drug dealing ring.
Consequently. Moseley told
the jury It should find Jerry
• Peter Fiori, 41, guilty of first degree murder.
But defense attorney Roger
Rosen said the hired killer
theory Moseley offered w11 a
gross oversimplification. ·
Rosen sald there wu DO CCJO·
splracy to kill .Bovan, or. ii there
wH, that Fioriwasnotapartotlt.
The defense lawyer went on to
claim that Fiori bad shot Bova.o
in self defense att.r the husky
36-year-old Fountain Valley man
"came at him.··
The lawyers' differing
vers ions of Bovan 's slaying
ct.me as Fiort's five-week trial
came to a close.
Today. Superior Court Judge
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Squirt Gun
1bief Gets
Cash, Shoes
A robber who squirted a
Corona del Mar shoe store clerk
in the face with a chemical lrrl·
tant Monda~ ran off with $54 in
caah and a $14/alr or runping
shoes, police sai today.
They said clerk Ruth Rader of
Laguna Beach suffered eye lr·
ritation in the 4:30 p.m . Incident
but did not require medical
treatment.
1be ~t occurred at Van's
Shoec. 1132 E . Coast Highway,
police said.
Burglary Link
Seen in Theft
Of Typewriters
Newport Beach poJice said to-
day they believe the 1-same
burglar or burglars may have
been r esponsible for a rash of of·
fice break-ins over the weekend
In which seven IBM Selectric
typewriters were taken.
Detective Sgt. Bob Gatewood
said former tenants and main-
tenance crews or the buildings
will be queried. He said the
burglan either had passkeys or
were expert locksmiths. since
there were no signs of forced en-
try.
or seven break-ins believed
linked. the onJy one where no
typewriter was tak«!h was at Bo-
Ji Inc.. 3931 MacArthur Blvd .•
where Sl.50 in currency was re·
oorted missing. Gatewood said.
Break-ins over the weekend
also were reported in the same
office building by Sandy San·
dllng & Associates. Inc., were
a $900 IBM Selectric was taken
and by Newport Secretarial
Services. where a Selectric and
a dlctaphone with a combined
value of $1,660 were miss~.
~ j'1 ii ~ ~
/tfarketEn~ouraged
Physio-Conlrol at 3961
MacArthur Blvd., reported the
loss or a t850 Selectric. Larry
Clark Insurance at 1200 Quall St.
also wu missing an S86S Selec-
tric.
At Tosh Accountancy Corp.,
3333 W~st Coast Hlahway. a
typewriter of the same make
valued at $700 and a S420 print·
inl calculator were taken. 1n the
aame building, attorney w. Mike
McCray reported the theft of two
Selectrica vaJued at a total ot
$1,400.
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H. R. Haldeman former
chief of staff for Presldent
Nixon, will be paroled
Wednesday. leaving onJy
former Attorney General
John Mitchell as the only
Watergate f11ure left in
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IBM Plans Stock Split
NEW YORK CAP) -lntema·
tlonal Buaineaa Machinea' plans
for a 4-for-1 stock split helped
the stock market halt Monday'•
sharp decline .
Tbe Dow lone. avera1• of 30
lnduatrials, down 17 .84 points
Monday, was off 0.95 polnta to
786.56 after five hours of trading
today.
Gainers outpaced losers by
about• a 6-5 margin among New
York Stock Excbanae-Usted is-
sues. The market bad come under
heavy presaure Monday alter
the weekend declalon by oU·
export1n1 cou~trles to ralae
prices by 14.5 peroent \n staga
next year.
But the atmoaphere on Wall
Street brlthtened a bit tbla mom\nc when lBM announc!ed
MEXICO TO HIKE
OtLPRICl -M
plan• for a 4·for·l apllt nat
•PriDI and an IDere... lD lta
ciuarterly dMClead from sz.• to
$.1.44 a lbare.
The po11tbutty of a split,
wbleb would be 1811'• first aapce
a 5·for-4 diltribuUon ln 1111. lud
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Nearby
Homes
Emptied.
Land on a San Clemente golf
course abruptly dropped 50 lo 60
feet along a line covering about
three acres shortly after s p.m.
Mond ay, threatenrng seven
tiomes.
Fire Department officials
e va cuat ed hom es i n the
Shorecllffs Mobile Country Club east of the San Diego Freeway
at Camino de Estrella when the
lands lide was reported by
startled residents.
No homes were damaged, and
no Injuries were reported, city
officials said.
The slide covers a large por-
tion of the Shorecliffs-Golf
Course's 15th fairway just below
the moblle home park.
City officials and a local
engineering geologist continued
to ipooJtor the slide today. The movement opened a 40-
foot wide fissure about 20 fee\
below the mobile homes. The
800-fool long nssure extends in a
h o r seshoe-s haped pallern
around the fairway and green or
the 15th hole.
City officials were checking
the slide area this monting to
determine whether or not to al-
low residents of the vacated
homes to move back into their
homes.
Many of the displaced resi·
dents were at their homes this
morning looking at the slide and
a waiting a city decisi<?n on
whether or not they can stay.
The endangered homes are
located at 91 through 98 Mira
Adel ante above the golf course.
Cou n c ilwoman Do nn a
Wilkinson stood under an um-
brella at the top or the slide this
morning and djscussed the situa·
lion with engineering geologist
Jack Stickel. Stickel was hired by mobile
home park owner Dan Evans
when Mira Adelante residents
noticed smaJl cracks developing
in the golf course land.
The geologists drilled a hole in
the golf course fairway and
located water at about the 20
r~evel, Stickel said.
"The ground was saturated
from the 20 foot lo about the 40
foot level," he said.
Stickel indicated he believed
the landslide would occur when
he first observed the cracks, but
didn't know when It would hap·
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Coa.st
Weather
C h a n ce or s h owers
decreasing to 10 percent
tonight and to near zero
Wednesday. Clearing and
colder tonight becoming
fair and warmer Wednes-
day. Lows tonight 38 to
4S. Highs Wednesday 60 to 65.
INSIDE TODAY .
It mar look like a rNI '20
bfU. btd how can you tell Hit is?
SH F•alurino. Pao•Cl .
City EyeS Traffic
Newport Tackles Tlwrny l1sue
A durmcauon of lht c•t) '
corttrover11al traffic phHln1
ordlnanc . rwommeodalloo.a Lo
improve the parkln• 1ltu1Uon l.n
Central N wport and the
pou lbllUy of b1tnn1n1 th• ~rklna ol Iara~ vehlcl .. sw.ar
int unectlona • .._ amooa th
it uea tthedu.Md to comt before
the Newport &tach Ct&y Council
Wtdneeday
The COW\ell. hotdma a pedal
meetJoi because lta oext resular
m tin' datu fall.a on a holiday,
wtll m at ? 30 p. cn. n council cham ~n at City Hall
Council mtimbera likely -.-i.11 d1~uarc e ov r • propo•td
clarlflcaUon of the tralflc
phu1na ordmance. ,.hkh llmla.
new development unUI adJ.unt
road• ar. lmprovtd, U thon
ro1d1 ar Ire dy ov rcrowded
Council membtr• arc
op ('led to dl•cu11 whether
dtvelopera mual Improve •
t'rowded anttntetlon to an
unptabl Jovel. or only to
Improve It tnouah lo
compensate for the addlUooal
t.ra!tk from lbelr d velopmeo&.
The t'OUDcd wUI &ho hear a
report from the Traffic Affairs
Committee r~mmtndla.1 \.hal
\he commlU be directed Lo
1alhu complalnta abo~l h1.r11
Turtle Rock Water
Seepage Examined
An lrvtne panel of experts met
today to lelect 1 new cocuuJt.ant
lo determine the cause or water
seepa1e ln Turtl• Rock.
Some 60 bomea have beeo sub·
jected !llnce last March to
perpetually SO(Cgy back yards
ttod. when jt rums. water rising
through the foundations to wet
carpets and furniture.
The affected homes are in the
Broadmoor section of Turlle
Rock, generally concentrated
along Harcum Lane, Tabor
Drive, Grinnell Lane and nearby
streets.
Although the problem has
been s tudled by a variety or
talents for several moot.ha, none
has been able to discover Lhe
reasons that the houses are being
nooded."
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So today, the "experts" wt!re
to select • consultant.
The interview panel con.at.ted
of Bob Williamson. the engineer
who designed Turtle R ock ·
geologist Jack GoffmWl; Reld
Gustafson, an executive with
Broadmoor Homes, which bulll
the houses: Bob Storcheim,
trvine adf1:llnistrator of lnspec-
tion servtces; and Barbara
Renaud.
Mrs. Renaud lives in a Turtle
Rock home wtth a swamp ror a
back yard. She's there to pro.
vide first-hand i nformation
about the problem.
Four firms are to be in·
terv ie wed : Jame1 M .
Mont1omery Inc. of Irvine, a
consulting engineer; LeRoy
Crandall and Aasociatea of Los
Angeles, coo.sultJng geotechnical
engineers; Mervtn E. Johnson of
Pasadena. a hydrologist: and
Laten and Associates of lrvine,
--.geologists and hydrologJstB.
Following the Interviews. onP
Robert Kneeland read instruc-firm was to be selected to tackle
ttons to the Jury as they pre-the seepa~e pro~lem. .
pared to begin deliberation of M_eant1m e, 1t was raining
Fiori's fate. again, and Turtle Rock residents
The wavy-haired defendant were up lo their ankles in the
is the first of seven persons problem again.
charged in a grand jury indict-Howe ver. Ass is tant City
ment of conspiring to Kiii lSOvan Manager Paul Brady reported
to stand trial. today that only one of the resi·
During the trial. Fiori testified · den.ts so far ~aa called to com·
that he went to the night club clalD there IS flooding. in his
after beJng Upped that Bovan ome.
was there to seUle scores on a
drug deal gone wrong.
But, he insisted, he began fir·
ing at Bovan "when he came at·
me like a wlld animal."
Before the closing arguments
by the two lawyers another key
figure in the alleged conspiracy
testthed.
Frank Rossi, the leader of a
group caJled the Italians who
were trying to muscle in on Ute
coast's drug dealing ring. said
be had agreed to oversee the
killing or Bovan and two other men for a ree.
That fee, Rossi said, waa lo
have been paid by Alexander
Kuli k, the leader of a group of
former Hare Krishna sect mem·
bers, who had round riches In
th~ smuggling and selling of CO·
cainc, heroin and other drugs.
J t was Rossi who led his band
of llallan followers on a ransom-·
rescue mission when Bovan six
wee k s befo r e his killing
masterminded a kidnap-r ansom
plot that succeeded in spiriting
Kulik into captivity.
Rossi testlrled that during
Kulik's rescue he exchanged
gunfire wlth Bovan.
He said Fiori shortly after the
Newport Beach shooting told
him that · he had shot Bova.n
"after he came at him like an
animal."
"Would you have kill<.'<f Bovan
1f you had found him?" R06en
asked Rossi.
"Yes," the alleged godfather
to lfle ltaJlans answered.
J\ossl was granted immunity
from prosecution for his role in
the murder in return for his
testimony.
Jfe admitted that he is a friend
of Flori but described hls feeling
toward Kulik with a simple live
letter word obscenity.
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RAIN •••
San Juan Capistrano residentb
said hail fell in part.a of the Mis·
sion City early today aa clouds
built up by the waning storm
moved over the area.
Minor traffic tieups were re-
ported in several a r eas of
Orange County while rain fell
Monday and early today but no
serious accidents were reported. Weat~er forecasten said the
chance of showers tonight is 10
percent and near zero Wedne:s·
day.
* * Si.erra Hit ,,. ..
By3 Feet
Of New Snow
BJ 11le A.uoelaced Presa
The Sierra was buried under
as much as three feet of new
s n o w t oday as Northern
California emerged rrom a bout
with an early winter weekend
storm sparked by the collision of
two low-pressure areas. It was
the biggest storm in the Reno
area in 10 years.
Fair weather with highs in the
40s and 50s was forecast today in
the region wi\h frost and patchy
fog likely in the afternoon and
Wednesday morning. Once
again, lows overnight were
forecaat in the 306.
The storm left a dusting of
white 1luff wb.lcb quickly melted
at elevations as low as eoo. One
s uch location waa Aptoa on
Callfornia l. Scattered patches
of 1now were reported elsewhere
in Sa.nta Cruz County.
"It's very unusual for it to get
that low," said Bill Sapp, a Na-
tion a I Weathe r Service
rorecaater at Redwood City.
"Once every 10 years, actually."
Sapp llld the snow and rain
resulted when a cold·aJr mua
ltom tbe Gulf ol Alaska coUlded
durina the weekend wttb another
low·prtMUre area wblch moved
nortbtut flOID t.be O(eU oft San
Dle10. 'Related ~· Paa• A5)
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'DIEFTS· •••
Gatewood said It ii poHlble
th• thlevt1 alto entered CM.bet ol·
ncea but found no Sel.etrtc• and
left DO lip they had been then.
ff• •peculated thal th•
bural•rt may bav• llad a
''fenH" for tbe 1ood1 •ho
epectnded tbat be wutfd UMll
mak• ol tnnrte.er be'"a&11e IM bad ouwt-IUU pureUMn tor
&Mm.
vehatf11 bfocktns view• •l lnttra~rta0111 and, where ap
proprl•l • to bantuch park1n1
T.ih• Ti ana&>or• a lion Pl•n
Cltl1en1 Adv11ory Commtlte wlU 11lao prflioot 1t1 revlew or
pro))Oled parklna measures an
Central NtwPOf'l.
Am ellorallon meaauru
propoffd by 1 conaultant include
bulldlna peripheral parldn.a and
arnn11ln1 for a ahuttle bua.
addtnc parklJ'll meters and
combl11ln1 a realdunt parkin&
permit program with a ~t·hou.r
p1rllln1 Umlt ln the reaidentJal
•cclfon. Olht>r ltcma oo Wednesday's
a1enda lnclude
Renewed consideration of a
propoul to cul permitted
den1ltJ Jn tti. city's General
Plan for a number or
('Om me rel al /industrial and
reaidenttat sltei.
A request by a developer to
connrt a number or apartments
at Versallles-on-tbe ·81ufrs to
condominiums.
-The posaibllity or amendm,
a n Unde raround Utilities
Dl1trlct so tbat utilities along
part or Dover Drive could be put
underground In conjunction with
the bullclif1' ol the new Coast
Highway bndge.
-App oin tm e nt of a
representative to participate in
the State Department of
Tr a nsportation's study of the
Roule 55 corridor from Pacific
Coast Highway to the Corona del
Mar Freeway. CalTrans is study-
ing, among other altemaUves,
the pouible extension or the Cc.ta
Mesa Freeway to downtown
CoetaMesa.
Steve Welder,
Newport Chef,
Dead at 66
Funeral services are
sch e duled Wedn esday for
Ve rnon "Steve" We lder of
Corooa del Mar, a chef at the
Derby Restaurant, who died Fri•
day at the age of 66 after ap-
parently suffering a heart at·
tack.
Mr. Welder previously had
work e d at the A-r " be s
Restaurant in Newport Beach.
He wu a member of the Loyal
Order or Moose, Costa Mesa
Lodae tfl4S7. Members or the or·
de-r and the Rev. Dona ld
Slu,.geon will officiate at
services, scheduled for 7 p.m.
Wednesday at the Smith TuthHI
Lamb Westcliff Chapel, 427 E.
17th St .. Costa Mesa.
Visitation will be held at the .
mortuary from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Wednesday. Interment will be at
t h e Riversi de National
Cemetery.
Mr. Welder leaves two sisters,
Iva Stanger and Mrs. Leroy
L\bert, both of Ladysmith, Wis.
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pen. ..
He said the slide was located
orf an ancient landslide site that
probably last moved 5,000 to
20,000 years ago.
Stickel scoffed at speculation
that the current s lide was
caused by taina that h ave
showered Ute area since Satur·
day.
·'It loob to me like the water·
ing at the golf course j ust
s aturated the land underneath
and started it moving," .Stickel
told Mrs . Wilkinson.
He s aid the e nd angered
mobile homes would probably be
safe because they are located on
a n at plain above the landslide
site. He indicated. however, the
land would have to be buttressed
to insure against further move-
ment.
Stickel estimated that 90 per-
cent of the potential land move-ment had already occurred.
Meanwhile, acUng Fire Chief
Gary Carmichael waa wa!tina to
hear If the residents wUI ~ al·
lowed to stay. The fl re depart-
ment is manning a command
Post at the 201-home park that
caters to retired people.
The main fissure extends from
the golf course's 15th faJrway up
towards the mobi e home park.
The giant crack goes up the-
hlll1lde towards the homes, com· inc wlUlin 20 reet and dropping
back toward tne 15th areen.
Small craelm extend Off the
maln n..ure aJooa ill lenlth.
The 15th green looks llke rumpled carpet, u the earth
movement llH caueed the
amooth ar.,. to crwde.
Ctty offlcrial• were to de·
liberate th11 alternoon to de·
tarmtne what meaaur" to take
to protea Aeldenll in the event
of more movement.
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This is a NASA photo of the Skylab SP.ace station. which
will be abandoned ne"t year and wall plunge back un.
controlled into the earth's atm osphere between mid-1979
and mid-1980. <See story. Page A4 ).
Tree Pickup Scheduled
Chriatmu trees will be col-
lected alona with regular trash
during the week alter Christmas
and the week after New Years,
Newport Beach otrlcials say.
Wade Beyeler. city general
services director, said the trees
must be cut Into no more than
four foot lengths . Temporary
tree stands should be removed
and placed in regular household
trash contaJners. ·
Beyeler said the burning of
r.hriatmllll trees at special sites
has been cancelled for safety
reasons. He also recommended
that the trees be put out as soon
as possible after Christmas
because as they dry out they
becom e a n Increasing fire
hazard.
Dominica in U.N.
UNITED NATIONS <AP>
The U.N. General Assembly ad·
mitted the Caribbean i1Jlitnd of
Dominica to the United Nations
H its lSlst member.
'Blasts
Chiirg,1
Three employees of Control
Components ln lrviM. includin'
one who was Injured ln o ex·
ploslon of what Pollet btUeve waa an unlauncbed balloon
bomb, face orimlnal chart• In
connection wltb f-ireball ex-
ploalons near Orance County
Airport.
Police believe at least three
b om e m a d e b a llons were
laun('hed from the factory. at
2567 S. E . Main St., and eJCfl>loded ln \he fiiaht path of amal craft
landing al the airport.
Two of the firebaJ.l balloool
went off last week. one milling
by aeeood.I a landing Cea oa 172.
Irvine Police lnvesUotot Ron
Veach said he wiJI go to the dis·
trtci attorney today to aeek com·
plaints against Terry Huf£. 26, of
Oranae, and two other unnamed
Control Compooeota workers.
Huff waa burned seriously on
the hands, chest and face last
Thursday In an explogion in the
X-ray room of the company. He
is recuperating at UC Irvine
Medical Center.
Huff initially told police he
h a d been sent to check an
a\!etylene gaa leak a nd had
forgotten Lo extinguish a clgaret
before entering the room.
Police, however. recovered
fragments of plastic matenal
which Veach said compares to
the material found In recovered
pieces of the exploding balloons.
The Orange County Sheriffs
('rame laboratory still ls compar·
ing the fragments. Veach said,
but police apparently are con·
vlnced they are the same.
Veach saJd he will ask tbe di.s·
lricl attorney to file m isde-
m eanor charges under a section
of the Penal Code that forbids
the release ot a balloon carrying
burning materials.
The maximum penally for a
misdem~anor is six months in
county Ja.IJ or a fine of $500.
Veach :said he also ls turning
over a report to the Federal
Aviation Adminjstrat1on for in-
vestigation of possible violation
of federal rpgulations.
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