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1 . M£LBO\JRNE, A lr•ll• <AP1 An Au1trallan t levl.I on ala
lion r)almtd unday It has~ world' first mm rootaae of •fl un
ldtnltfled flytn1 oblfl't, filmed ovrr New Zuland •
A P<* roan or Melbourne JltaUon Chann~l O Uld th~ him.
purchasc.>d by th4' 8riUsh BroackutJnti Go .. and lbe CB.4) ltle.vla1on
n lwork for an undlacloat'd amount. was mid~ Saturday by 11 Nt'w
Zealand mo\lie crew
CBS SAID IT WOULD SHOW the film t04Q1 durtni 1t11 nightly
new lftow
Th pok man, Gt"Or&e W\lson. saHI "An oval·ahaped obJ~t
with th.rte bands around It tan be seen clearly. Al one stage the mm crew aaw 2S of tbtose obj«!..\ "
The mm ahowt'd bJobs of light dancing about in front of aml
alongside the aircraft carrying the camera team,
The mm waa made at. the dlrecUon or station reporter Quentin
io'ogarty, WUson said. who was investigating a UFO report by a ·
New Zeal.and Airline pilot. The pilot said Dec. 21 he saw strange
ob. jects while flying over Cook Strait, a narrow~ of water that 11tiparates the two i.slands of New Zealand.
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WILSON TOLD REPORTERS: "FOGARTY ld me it was the
m<>St amazing 'Sight he had seen in bis life. H saw objects ev-
erywhere about him. Fogarty describes them a Ing lights ln the
sky which tracked and toJJowed the aircraft:"
Wilson said flight control al Wellington Airport confirmed ob·
Jecls other than airplanes appeared on radar 3creens at the lime
the seven.mmut~ sequence was filmed Saturday.
Wellington air trafllc controller Geoff Causer s aid erratic bbps
showed up on his screens over a 311.a hour period Sunday morning .
"TREY WER E DEFINITELY FLYING somethings ... th,y
were definitely not airplanes and that's about the only thing 1 clan
be defi(llte on..:.: he said.
He said he saw up to 10 at one time. Some remained stationary
for several minutes, while others appeared at one sweep of tht>
radar beam and vanished with the next. he said.
Bill Startup. who piloted the plane for the film crew. said one
object appeared as a ball of light.
··No aircraft would have the acceleration that thing did. It
went above us, then below us, then shot away . . . I have no idea
what It was." Startup said in a telephone interview .Sunday.
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GENERALLY HAPPY -Peking opera star Liang Chi
starts 1979 with a s mile before a performance in Peking.
Liang. heavily made up in traditional style, took role of
a genera l. Old style opera is enjoying resurgence thanks
to liberalization in China.
J Nationalists Nix }
1 ()//er From China
• PEKING IAP ) China 's
• communist ~ovcrn ment em-
barked on a new era or relations
with the United States today
with an <Werture to the Na·
tionalist regime on Taiwan, but
the Nationalists promptly reject-
ed it. · ·
Just before-Washington and
P e king establis hed formal
diplomatic ]'elations at midnight
Sunday. the communist govern·
ment that for nearly 30 years
vowed to "Uberale" Taiwan an·
nounced th at it wants to
negotiate a reunification that t would preserve the "status quo" ~ of the eapitolist island.
'\ New Year's message from
the Standing Committee of the
National People's Congress pro·
post>d the start of transportation,
postal services and trade
between the mainland and the
island of n million people 100
miles off China's southea~t r coast
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The state ment said China
ravored a reunification plan that
would "respect the status quo on
Taiwan and the opinions of pco·
pie in all walks of life there and
adopt reasonable policies and
measures In settllnit the ques-
tion or reunification so as not to
rause the people of Taiwan any
losses ...
T~e message also said China
wanted to end military confron·
tat1on and was halting the 20·
year bombardment of the Na·
lionalist Islands of Quemoy and
Matsu.
The Nationalist government
rejected previous overtures
from Peking for negotiations.
and the response today to the
latest one was the s ame. A gov-
ernment spokesman in Taipei.
the Nationalist capital, repealc.'<f
President Chiang Ching.kuo·s
statement last week refusing to
deal with the communists.
"This is our set policy," the
spokes man said. "We will not
change our position."
(See OllNA~ Pue A2)
Witness
Watched
Murders?
CHICAGO IAPl -John W
Gacy Jr., the convicted sex or.
fender at whose home 27 bodies
have been unearthed, reportedly
h;u; written lellers in which he
admitled that "some things said
about me are true"' and that he
had "been sick for a very long
time." ,
Philip Hardiman, county
direclor of corrections. con-
Cinned that Cacy wrote two let·
ters last week, but refused to
disclose their contents~ One was
to Gac.x's mother, he said.
The Chicago Sun-Times also
rcJforted today that police are
hu.htang for a former employee
of Gacy who may have wit·
nessed some or the sex murders
Addlllonal details .on the
employee were not immediately
available.
The Sun-Times reported Sun-
day that one or tbe letters was
intended for Sun·Tlmes colum-
nist Mike Royko and WBBM-TV
anchorman Walter Jacobson.
The paper said the letter to the
newsmen was intercepted and
turned over to the oHice or the
state's attorney.
The Sun·Times quoted uniden-
tified investigators as saying the
letter said, "Some things said
about me are true."
In the leUer to his mother. the
Sun.Times reported, Gacy said
he had been "sack for a very
long time, both mentally and
physically" and " please forgive
me." The letter also said, "the
end is near" and Gacy asked to
be buried next to "Uncle Ray.··
·'if I ttte," the ~un-Times :.aid.
Gacy, 36, reportedly confes!led
to sexually molesting and
murdning 32 boys and• young
men. including hve he reported·
ly claimed to have lhrow11.,rn the
Des Plaines River. He hfi been
c harged with murdering onti
youth, whose body reportedly
was thrown in the river bit has
not yet bt>en found.
Authorities have linked two
bodies found in the river to the
Investigation. They were \den·
tified as Frank W. Landingin.
19 . of Chica~o a nd James
Mazzara. 20. of Elmwood, a
Chicago suburb
Twenty.six skeletal remains
were found in the crawl space
under Gacy's house in an unin·
corporated area northwest of
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Crash Kills 2
PERU. Ind. IAPI A small
private" airplane Hllempling to
land Saturday night in heavy fo~
at Grissom Ai• Force Base
crashed Into n weapons storage
area, killing tb,e two persons
aboard. There was no fire or ex-
plosion. state police said.
A Real Swi11ger
Swings are to be swung. So what 1f you aren't big
enougn_ to hop into the seat? Christina Schaller, 21 z.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Schaller. Capistrano
Beach, Jllay return to South Laguna Park again on the
eve of 1980. to see if she 's grown a year .
OC Blood Shortage
Remains Critical
By'lbeAs~lited Press
Despite increased public dona·
lions, a blood shortage continues
in Los Angeles and Orange coun·
ties. and Red Cross officials say
there are declining emergency
blood supplies in San Francisco.
"We have a need of 13.000
units and our inventory presently
is 7 ,954, meaning a s hortage of
about 5.000 units in inventory:·
Red Cross spokes m an Ralph
White said Sunday. "---.
"In order lo mnke this up, we
need 9,500 new first-time donors
by Jan. 15, and presently today.
we will draw 240 units. What we
really need Is t .SO(f units a day to
keep even."
Response to the shortage has
been "terrific " said Hugh Gillis.
Red Cross distribution director.
He said that the Los Angeles·
Orange County supply has been
raised b• 2.000·3 ,000 units.
However. he noted that within 21
days, there may be another
crisis.
"We need on the average
1.200·1,400 umts a-day," GilU s
said. "And if we don't average
that -and we haven't since Ju-
ly -we build a deficit."
"Things have been skinny.··
Hugh Gillis, Red Cross, distribu·
lion director. said. "But we know
of no absolute e mergencies that
we have not~nabletotakecare
of." '
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t Mexico Oil
Reserves Up Midwest Whitened
Al County ·USC Medica l
Center, near downtown Los
Angeles. elective surgeries have
not been performed for two
week' because or the shortage.
However. as or Sunday, blood
supplies were about norm al. MEXICO CITY IAP I
Mexico's proven oil re
serves have doubled from
20 billion barrels to 40.~
bllllon barrels. raising 1t
from 17th place among the
world's oil naUons to sixth
plac;,e. the president or the
government. p etroleum
monopoly aMOunced.
President Jorge Dlai
Serrano of Petroleos Mex-
1 ca nos CPEMEXl In a
New Year's prHS release
to lJle ...... oeTioo artt lfie
' provt!n raerves are auffl.
ct.nl for .Mexico'adorriestlc
•nd export nHdt for ~
)'Mttl.
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Chicago, Milwaukee, Kansas City Ge~ Snow
8y The Auoclated YTess •
Mldwestemers bade farewen
to 1978 In the midst of a major
storm that dropped a foot or
more of snow Sunday. while res·
idents of the northern Plains
and the northern Rockies 11uf-
f ered through subtzero tem·
perature11.
'l'w.o ~ died ot. u..posuro.
Thousands had to alter travel
plana because ol haaar.doua drtv·
lna conditions and disrupted
elrUne ~h~uJcs.
The 11torm flltr~tched from Tex-
as, where Ice accumulations chill factor of 81 degrees below ~nocked down power lines and zero. and the 22 below zero re·
Ifft as many us 50,000 Dallas corded In SPOkane, Wash., broke
residents without electrlcit.y, to a r,cord for Dec . 31 sel In 1884.
Wisconsin. where forecasten ex· Ten inches of snow had fallen
peeled blizzard conditions by o v e r th~ K a n s a s C I t l
tonight. metropolitan area by Sunday • ·
While temperatures alon« the ternoon.. and the National
preclpltaUon bell ranged trom Weather Servtcil predicted 14 In·
th• teent.to-the lew • ubotff6-~would fell befo1e the stolid
readings were common In th tapered oll to nurrles.
northern Plllln and Roeki•. Jn Eleven lMhe9 had fe.l~ ~
Havrie. Mont., a t~mperoture of Chlc:afo by S\lnda.y tvenln , and
25 below ttro comtnned with a a t.ota of 16 lncMI wu for ut
25-mph wind to produce a, wind· CSeeSNOW. Pa11e AU
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"We had a bad day yesterday
<Saturday I -a lot or gunshot
wounds. That seems to clean us
out. But we got our inventory
back up," said Dan Ford. a
blood bank technologist at lhe
hos pit.at.
CSffBLOOD, Pa1eA2>
Ireland Bluts ..
BELFAST.4ort.hern Ireland cAP > ™ Ove.111•_. blasts.
ln flve cit.lei Ulbe~ In th~ New
Y•ar in Nor'UMtra lrelancl# Police
allrtbU\M the eicploetons to the
outlawed Pmrtalonal w\ng of the
trlab Republican Army.
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Monarch
Refuses .
To Leave
• TEHRAN, Iran <AP I -Iran's
military prime minister re·
signed today to make way ror a
civilian government amid re·
ports that Shah Mohammad
Reza Pahlavi was still refusing
lo leave his strife-torn country.
ti\ longtime confidant of the
shah sa.id the monarch told him
Sunday he would not leave Iran
for any reason or give up lht>
throne. He quoted the shah as
saying government media re·
ports that he planned to go
abroad resulted from a ·•misun·
derstanding."
Mounting anti·shah and anti·
American.violence prompted the
U.S. Embassy to urge American
wives and children to leave Iran:
Other Western misslotn> told
their "non.essential" nationals
to go, and Canada s ent military
planes lo evacuate Capadians
Most embassies told their na·
tionals to use comm ercial
transportation. But lranAir. the
"USSIA WARY
OVER SITUATION-Al
national airline: was shut down.
and a strike by airport workers
curtailed service by foreign
airlines. Some U .S. firms wl're
arranging charter flights for
their people
Witnesses said mobs m Tehran
attacked several buildings hous·
ingofficesor American firms Sun·
day. Staunch American s upport
for the shah has spurred anti
American violence by his foes.
About 30,000 Amcric;lns rt"
main in Iran. and at least half
are expected to leave.
Sources in the political
religious alliance oppascd lo the
shah said more than 200 dl'·
monslrators were killed 1n
clashes Saturday and Sunday
with troops in the northeastt'rn
city or Mashhad. There was no
confirmation of the report from
other sources.
One source said In Mashhad
the army opened fire on a mob
that lynched three a~ents of
SAVAK, the secret police. and a
soldier. '
The government radio service
said the shah accepted the re-
signation of Gen. Gholam-Reza
Azhari; who was named prime
minister Nov. 6 afte r riots m
Tehran in which at least 122
persons were killed. Azhari. who
suffered a mild heart attaek last
week. will remain In ofrice until
(See ll~AN. Page A2)
Coas t
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Weathe r
Mlld with fair skies in
slght through Tuesday.
,but lows in the high 30s
are predicted tonight. In·
creasing high clouds, but
no precipitation.
INSIDE TOD"~
llow many t:oa11t
landmark.I can J10U nome in
ou r Orongt Count~
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Cold Tlaere, Too
Res idents of Sw<tnlt.·~. t;n~land wulk
through blowing ~now SWlday tn vlllage
so\}th or London. Bbaard cond1Uons in
England are bcmg matched elsewhere tn
western .._'urope. with Moecow reportina
low of 36 degrees below zero, the t'Oldest
New Year's Eve there since 1904. Other
countries report power outages. huge
drUts. closed ulrports, and trapped
motorist.a.
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SNOW •..
Accumulations or 8 inrhes
were reported In tht Milwaukee
area and more than a foot 1n
parts of Kansas.
Five of the six runways at
O'Hare lntemaUonal Airport in
Chicago were closed for snow re-
moval and air travelers were
asked lo telephone #for updated
flight lnfonnation.
"I don't thjnk there's a single
fl1aht that's going to leave on
time," a United Airlines
s pokesman said. "We 're at the
mercy of lhe weather. It's
something we always dread."
Io Milwaukee, forecaster
Dominic Scaffidi said severe
~ blowing and drifting w. Ill occur
whe n the snow ends over
Wisconsin today, possibly creat-
ing blizzard cond1Uons -wind
speeds of 3S mph or more and
considerable falling or blowing
snow with VlSibilily near zero.
Jn Dallas, Ray Ward, a
spokesman ror the Dallas Power
and Light Co.. said some resi-
dents might oot have power
restored lo their homes before
Tuesday.
Referring lo the effects of the
ice storm that lashed Dallas and
other parts of the state, Ward
said, ··0ur people who work wtth
this thing regularly are telling
us today that they do not recall
so much damage since about 30
years· ago."
The expe>sure deaths _occurred
m Montana and Muisoun.
A neighbor found David f'
Sade, 21, of Lamar. Mo .. lying 10
his front yard Sµnday morning
Authorities said they c()uld not
explain why Sade, dressed in On·
ly shorts and a T-shirt, had wan-
dered out.side with temperatures
in the teens.
A Montana man died of •':<·
posure Fnday after he left his
car, which ~ad gotten stuck in a
snowdrift, and slipped into :1
l 2-foot roadside ditch from
which he could not escape
ManStqbbed
In Movie Line
SAN FRANCISCO i AP I -
Dennis Sesock. 26, a San Rafael
chemistry teacher, was falaJly
stabbed as he waited in hne with
four companions to see "Thl'
Roc ky Horror Picture Show, ·
poli ce said
Booked for inve:-.t1gal1on of
murder was F'recfonck ChaVl'7.,
37. a resident of a nt-arby hotel
Only Onl' pet~on out or hun-
dreds of persons waiting 10 line
to see the movie actually report-
ed seemg the knifing, police
s aid. No one heard a word prior
to the attack which occurred
about midnight Saturday.
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Ftmeral Set
For Relative
Of Rancher
Vislt.aUon and funrral services are 1cbeduled today and Tues·
cfay in Los Angeles for the
brother-In-law of Orange Count,v
rancber and CaUfornla fund·
raiaing figure Richard "Dick"
O'Neill.
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WITNESS ••• . . .
Chicago. A 27th body. the only
one of the Z1 lo be lclenUfied was
found buried beneath 011ey's
garage.
That grialy total makes the
mass murder cue t.be largest or
tbil century. AU of tbe vtctims
were boys a~ mee with whom Gaey )' ~ sex·
ual rf laUona ore mangling
them.
Friends may call at WiStwdotr ;--Alliirorittei1 who-completed
VllJage Mortuary-today unW s the excavation of the crawl
p.m. lo pay respects to Waldo A. space beneath Gacy'a bowie ~
Avery of Los Angeles. Saturday, planned to belha dig·
· gtng up~yardTueeda.y.
Services wtU be held Tuesday The boCty found under tbe
at 2 p.m. at Westwood Memorial garage wu ldentlfted as John
Park Chapel, followed by burtal Butkovich, an J.8.year-old who
In Westwood Memorial Parle. w11--last seen more tban three
Mr. Avery leavea his wtfe,
Alice O'Neill Avery, for wbom
Alida Parkway in southern.
Orange County on orlg4oal
O'Neill Ranch acreage ts
named.
He ii a1ao survived by a son,
Douglas Avery of Los Angeles;
two sisters, Mrs. EleanoT A.
Hempstead of East Ham~.
L.I .. and Mrs. James Ferguson,
of Bellevue, Wash, and three
brothers, Robert A very or
Hlllsborougb, Calif., Jerome
Moiso. of Carmel Valley, Calif.,
and Anthony Mol.stJ ot Newport Beach.
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CHINA •••
There were no ceremonies to
mark the establishment of
diplomatic relations between
Washington and Peking for the
firs\ time since the communi.&l
conquest of the mainland in 1949.
President Carter and Chairman
Hua Kuo·fcn g exchanged
mcs~aitcs. and the U.S. Liaison
M 1ssion in Peking a nd the
Chinese Liaison Mission in
Washington were giving parties.
"LOVE -We want to have
more contact with the Arnertcan
people in all Cielda," said a wall
poster which youths put up on
Wangfuching, Peking's main
!>hopping street.
The decision announced by
Carter Dec. 15 meant an end to
lJ .S . diplomatic lies with
Taiwan, and the termination of
the U S.·'J'alwanese mutual de·
fcnsc treaty at the end of 1979.
The fl ag at the American Em-
bassy In Taipei was lowered for
the las t lime Sunday night without ceremony, but the em·
basay will remiUn open while
tranalUon teams ,_,ork out ways
of m alntalnlng trade and
cultural relations on 1in un<>f·
ficial basis.
Jfl.storg fi'all
years ago when be went to
Gacy•s home lo demand a late
paycheck.
"It's temble lo know, but it•s
better than not knowing."
'Marko Butkovich, the youth's
father, said Sunday. "I want
eve~ about ~ to become
known. No more bld1Dgth1Dcl.' •
But authorities say most re-
latives of missing penona are
apparenUy too embarrUled to
come forward and belp identify
the skeletons.
Authorities say they have ·re-
ceived only about 10 ulls from
parent.a or otbet retdlves loqulr-
ing about miss~ males since
the first of the ea wu found
Dec. 22. _ ~ "We've only got six denta1
charts or X-rays of arma so rar," a.a.id investigator Irv Kraut
of the Cook County sbertlf'a of.
flee. " ... Frankly, I tbougbt
we• d get all k1Dda Qf. calla COD·
aidering all the publicity this
thing has gotten. l guesa people
are embarrassed or Just plain
scared."
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BLOOD •••
Because the bo8pltal handles
much of Los Angeles County's
emergency needs, be said the
Red Croes was aupplylng them
was helping to maintain the
normal s upply o f between
400-450 units.
"But lf we have a lot of
bleeders -gunshot wounm or a
gang fight -come through here
they can clean you out fast,·•
said Font
Los Angeles and Orange coon--
ties normally depend on outside
blood, service lo meet high sur-
gery neecb of cancer and heart
patients who come to the area
because it ls a medical reaearcb
center, aald Wrtaht.
But be aaJd t.be avaUablUty of
blood sources from outalde bas
been bulcallycutofr.
Questioning Set· .
In Girl's Death
Queatlonlng of rrtend• will
(onllnuc ln an effort to de·
term ine why a Huntlnston
Beach 1irl, 1e. apparently
leaped to her death from Costa
Mesa's 16·story South Coast
Plaza Hotel on Saturday.
ElizaMtb Ham·a body was
round on a tldewalk by ll aecun ·
ty guard aboot dawri, apparently
mornentl an~r the plunae.
She WH reportedly li rec·
1stered ~uest. accordlnR to
Costa Mesa pollcc. She Is
belteved to be the seventh
peraoa lo Jump from thi botel.
Funeral aervtcea are beln1
handled by Wutlnln1ter
Mtmortl! Par\' and Mortuary.
Autborttiea 11Jd Sunday thty
\
have been unable to ett.lbU.ab
any clearcut reason wh1 Ute
teen-ager would wut to take ber me.
Juvenile Bureau DetecUve S«t.
Tom Luat and Detective Pbi1
McCorm.ick are to resume their
inveatlg•tlon Tuesday. There
hat beers no tndicaUon of raw play.
A police spoke.man aald Sun·
day night tbat the flrl 11
belteved to have taken a bus t.o
the hotAtl the nJgllt before her
, death and checked ln under her
name.
Jnvnttcitorl aay that-tdurh,I
their probe ofl Mlai Kam '1 deat.h
that fMnda menUoned 1.be had
pre.ioallJ ta~ of Ntncema·
&.lo.n Jnto a more perlect ur•.
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.JFK "'"fl
~DSpiracies'
Probe Pushed .
WASHIN01'0N (AP) -HOUltl
ai1•stlnaUona committee
Leaden are prealsti tbe Juatlce
Depa~ to lo'feltlpte What
tbey MY a. eWllaee Ulat both
Job• F. K....,y ud Martio
Luther XIJIC WeN UHNinat«I
a1 a NIUlt ol ccmplraeles. •
. 1'be .,..,.tUee uya ldent.Uic
nldeaiee tlllowl Prmident Ken·
nedy .,,,.bay .. wu murdered
-'1ScienlJflc acouatlcal ev-
idence estabHshes a high pfOb.
ablllty that two aunmen fired
at Prtsldent John t•. Kennedy." -na. MCOnd 1Wtman miued
Keaaedy'a Umoualne entlr•lr.
and both shot.a that hit the pres .
dent were nrect by Lee Harvey
Oswald rrom a sl"th noor win· dow.
$11Mi~
.Aida Pally
LOS ANG£1.ES <AP> -
A atar.11tudd0d, 20·bour
telethon hu ral11ed more
than tu million 1n pied,¥
for research and treat·
ment of cerebral palsy,
telethon Orflctals H id .
The fund·ralaer, whJcb
ended• Sunday after con·
ttnuoua broadcQUng on 71
•talion• in tht United
Statea and Canada, was
hosted by st.nier-compoeer
Paul Anka. ac\C)rs John
Ritter and Dennis James,
and actress Suianne Somenf.
lo a croallre of conaphing
faameo and that drcumstantial
e v Id ea c e Ill d t cat es a
"Ukellbood" that Kine's murder
also 1temmed from a con-
1ptraef. L De~ Walt« Fauntroy. 0 -Dlatrtct ol Colu.mb6a, chairman
of tbe K1nf lnvest.11•Uoo sub-com mlttee, a11erted Sunday
that the Justice Department
could-prove in atx months
whet.her tbe two assusinat.lons
were coblp1raries.
Baja;Calif ornia
Floods Reported
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ENSENADA. Mftico <AP> -About 500 persons, many from San
Diego were stranded when flood waten washed out sections of the
Baja Cautomia Highway 200 m.Ues south of the U.S. border, the U.S.
Coast Guard reported today. .
Two ol tbe ttranded, Richard R. Wimmermark, 38, ad a man
Identified only as Calfaro were F•UllltroY auaestect at a ne-. coafereace tbat the Ju.Uce
Depa11mmt bu a obllc•UoD to
make up for what tbe committee
called past Im.lures lo both in·
vestigations.
Cbainnaa Louis Stokes, D·
Ohio, said he hopes the JustJce.
Department will lnve.U,ate new
evtdeaee wbich experta testified
establilbel "beyoad a reason-
able doubt" that a second gun.
man fired at Kennedy from the
grauy kDoU LD Dall&s.
Aad Stokes aid Just.lee also bu an obligation to loveatlgate
circumstantial evidence that a
$:i0,000 ~ led James Earl
airlifted to San Dle10 for
medical aU.Uon, but ao In·
Juries were attributed to tbe
flood. said the Coast Guard
heUcopter pilot, U .J.G. Davtd
Sproat. wbo new the men out
Sunday.
Wlmmeanark suffered bums
wben a pot of boWng water over·
turned on him la u>e Baja town
of Million del Ronao and Caf · faro needed lnluJi.o fot diabetes,
Sproat Mid.
Torrent.la! ralm hit the area
Saturday and noodina continued
RW'~ m::L~1 mllplaced • no~er Off evidence in 1974 of the possible .-~ 'TY'
KiDI complncy involving the •
bouat1• Stokes •aJd: .. , think In Huntington t.bey ti.ave a ~S•lion to go
back lo aad cooduc:t tbe kind of -
lnvesU&atioa they abould have A beadoa·tralfic collltloa at
coaduried in the flnt place." Magnolia ~ and Yorktown
-stokes waa Interviewed on Avenue ln Jtuatingtoa Beach oc·
CBS, "F8Ce tbe Nat.ion." cUrTed aboul 12:30 a.m . today,
The J'bsUee Department had aimult.aneously wUb a power
no reply ov'er tbe holiday failure, apparently related,
weekend but Deputy Attorney tbrougbout tbe 1urroundlog
Geaeral Beojam!D ClviletU told area. .
tbe committee earlier hls de-Initial report.a lDd.lcated power
partmftll would not be eager to waa out to an lfta of about ooe
reopea the two a11a11laatloo in· square mlle, molt of It reaidm-
vesUcatioal. ttal property wtt.b a •PriQkllnc of
Tbe call for a Justice Depart· commei'dal structurea • ..) .•
meat laveatipUon eame after A POiice apokelma •aid ln-
tbe committee's coaelusiona Jured accident vtctlm1 wero
were Luued uytag It.a two-year, taken to Fountain Valley Com·
$5.8 million i.QvesUgatlon found · mwllty Hospital, but tbat they
tbat: were appueatly not seriously
-K~ was '"probablY as-i.nJu.rect. ,.
s.uam.ted u a result ot a con· Other details were not tm·
splracy" tn Dallas Nov. 22. 1983. mediately available.
Broken Yet? • Resolutiom Analyzed
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP> -, Don't feel. bad. if
those New Year's resolutions don t last. A Uruvennty
of Utah psychologist says they're probably ~ust your
way of leW.og off Christmas steam. But that s OK. ,
Dr Ernst Beier says the fact that New Year s
Day follows shortly after Christmas is an import.ant
factor in understanding why people· make resolu·
~OM f "li Holiday pressures. even within happy arm es,
d up to a heavy psychological drama, he said, and
the new year provides a way of getting away f~om
the worries of money, gifts and family relaUons~ps.
The making and breaking of resoluUoos ts a
good ex.ample ol human natur~ said Beler. because
it abowl the difference between what lndlviduals
strive to be and what they really are.
"-
into Sunday. Sproat 11Jd the
waters were recedln1 Sunday
night and people would probably
be able to return home today.
Meanwhile in Euena'.da 120
miles north of the flood 20ne, o(.
ficlals prom1led to provide ts·
siltance to the stranded ~
until .tbey could get by (.he
wubed-portioaloftbe road.
l',...P.,,eAl
IRAN •••.
a new prime mlnllter 11 de-atnated.
The shah bu tapped Sbapour
BakbtJar, fOf'fD« Ho. 2 man ln
the opposition Natiooal f'roat. to
recruit a new civilian 1ovem·
ment. Aides to the lawyer·
politician said be wu bavtng
trouble lining up a cabinet and
probably would not have a Ult of J
prospective mtnlsters before
Wednaday. I
BakbUar took tbe job after the ! sbab agr'eed to a plan tbat would :
trim b1a powen but allow blln to
retain Lbe throne. But luden ot
the poUUcal ad NUSioUa OIJPOSI·
tlon rejected tbe propoul,
virtually suaranteetn1 eontt'Wed
violence. The NatlooaJ 11'ront. beaded by
Karim SanJaby, expelled
Bakhtlar for dealinl with the
"We•aJ regime ... Sari.l•bf and
exiled Shllte Motlem leader
AyatuUab Kbomalnl, ltroaaeet
of the shah's foes. say the
violence will end only wbea the
lbah abdica&es.'
Tbe IOvenunent radio and the
government oew1 ••e:.:r re· ported d\ll"ifta tbe week tbat
tbe sbab woUld leave Iran "at a
convenient Ume" for rat and
medical treatment. Tbls wu
seen u a face·Hving concessioD
to the opposition aimed at
restoring calm after a. year of
bloody anti-government rioting.
Horsewoman, 24,
Remains Critical
A young horsewoman tossed
on her head when ber IDOUDt
bolted oo a busy Newport Beach
boulevard remained in criUcal
condition early today.
JuUe Ann Brigp, 24, suffered
m.ior lQ,juries ln the mt.lhap
wblch occurred on Irvine
Avenue at Monte Vista Avenue.
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RUssiaAiso WarY Over Iran Sltuatitfn. ,
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MOSCOW fAPl The
Krell\Ua b •howint increa.I~
concern ovtt \be upJoalve •ltu•·
uon In Iran,. a n.lahbor with e(t\nlc and ~Uaioul Unb to the
soviet proplc a nd a major
MlUtct of UUa country ~ natural gH. •
SOm W tirn diplomata uy
tht1 d««t a cauUou Soviet
·'Ult" toward the oplJIOntnW of
Srl\ah Mohammad Re,• Pahlavi
But all aaroe that tM potm al
u.nctrtaintl In not to~n Iran
PrtWnt 1 ~ dUrmma for Moscow llS wdl as Washinf\On
TN PROBLEM I almpl • 1l
l• 1UU pol&Jbt the ahab ho aur
vive poliUcaJly and. lf h e does.
the dlvenlty of bU opj)Ollt on
,maku lt dtfllcull to prttdirt
whelhf'I' o pot'{ abah &overnmcnt
•Ill lean to UHi Eut or West
One dJplopl•tlc a()Urcc. who
Uk• olhen ukcd not to~ Iden
tilled, aaid lbe tl.lrmon In lr•n
hu Ht the 1ta1e tor what could
~ "IJM! moet d1nctt0u1 flaith
P<>&nt ·' ln 1179 tor a U .s. ·SoYiet
hud to-Mad l"Of\lrontaUon
W ashlniton IOUniti had u1d
the Carur odmlnlltrauon wali
MARGIE VEAING -AFTER, BEFORE
Chlc•go Teen Gave Up Junk Food .
Gets Whistles
Teen Once Weighed 318
CHICAGO rAP I -Because she weighed 318 pounds. 16·
year-old Margie Vering used to hide in her room when visitors
came to her hou11e. She was unable to wear conventional jewelry
and blue Jeans. Children ust>d lo taunt her.
But that wa~ before Margie lost nearly 200 pounds in 18
months by swearing off junk food with the help of a sympathetic
dit>tic1an.
NOW MARGIE, WHO is 5-feet-4 and a trim l31 pounds, gets
whistles al the beach.
.. It's such a relief that I lost all that weight,''. she said. "It's a whole new world. Before, my life was all eating and staying
inside. Now eating Is s tlll a part or my world, but oot lbe biggest
part, and I go 9Ul a Jot."
Margie sald she lost the weight by sensible eating.
"I qwt the junk foods and extra portions. t eat Crwts,
vegetables and meat, and I watch calories. If l wanted a potato.
I'd just watch the calories, maybe cut back on something else,"
she said.
.. , REALLY DON'T MISS the candy at all," she added.
"Fruit is just like candy to me." M arg1e, who has had a weight problem almost since birth.
said s he used to take three helpings at mealtlmes. Several pre·
vious attempts at diets saw losses or 10 or 20 pounds, but she
kept gaining the weight back.
A cousin, Eileen Essier or Worth, suggested that her mother
look into a nutrlUotial program for youths at the Univenity of 11·
Unois Medical Center.
TUE CENTER REi'ERRED HER to a dietician named
Paula Calvin. Margie says something special happened when
she met Ms. Calvin.
"Before, all the doctors treated me like a patient, not a
person." she said. "They told me what I should do, but J could
tell they were skeptical. They didn't think I could do It. Paula
wa's different. She treated me like a person, and she knew I
could do It.··
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t'On1idertng undJna • Navy tuk
forte Into lhe Persian Gull off
Iran 10 und-.,rscoro Prealdent
r."rter'a warnina aaalnat outllde
Intervention. But the Sovlot
CommW'lll t Party newapaper ,
Pravda at the aame Umt waa
accll•lna the Attscrlcens of "in·
adm l11able Interference .. by
undtn1 &O new advisers to
Tehun to help \he pro·We11t
Stiuly E yes "
Guns ' Role
In Holdups
WASHINGTON <APl -Rob·
bery vlcUms are more likely to
be Injured U their aasalJants are
carrying a weapon other than a
gun, acc:>rding to a study re-
leased Sunday by the Law En·
rorcement Assistance Ad
ministration.
However. the study said that
fatalities during robberies are
likely to occur five times more
often when the robber is armed
with a gun.
THE Sn.JOY WAS conducted by Philip J. Cook and Daniel
Nafin, assistant professors or
po i cy · sc iences at Duk e
University. The professors
\ gathered most or their data from
Washington, D.C., Superior
Court from 1973 through um; as
wen as some Wormallon from
Atlanta from 1976and 1977.
The study called for law en-
forcement officials to give more
emphasis to apprehending and
prosecuting robbers who cause
injury, even in c~ses when a gun
is not used.
"Most victims who are Injured
did not resist prior lo being in-
jured," Coott said. "ll lookt-d
like a pattern or viciousness or
sadis m on the part of the rob·
ber." •
THE REPORT SAID victims
or robberies involvlng guns re·
quire medical treatment in 5
per cent of the attacks, com-
pared to 10 percent for knife rob·
beries, 13 percent when some
other weapon is used and 10 oer·
cent when the assailant is un-
armed.
The study also s aid that one
percent of robbers with guns kill
their victims compared to one-
fifth of one percent in all other
robberies.
··we should have a policy that
if an assailant decides to beat up
or stab h1.s vicUm, then he Is go·
log to be in an awful lot more
trouble," Cook sald. "The cur-
rent policy seems to be that Ir
you kill your vlcUm you are, of
course, really going to get the
book thrown at you. But lf you
injure your victim, then you will
not be prosecuted specially.''
POpe Faces Criticism
Pomiff s Stand on Abortion Issue Hit
VATlCAN CITY CAP> -Pope
John Paul ll's ardent praise or
doctors who refuse to perform
a bortions "has embroiled the
Polish-born pontiff in his first
Italian CC?ntroversy.
In bis two months ln office, the
first non-Italian pope in 455
years has en.>oyed a favorable
press and pubhc image. But the
• swift reaction to remarks he
made on abortion indicates the
honeymoon m ay be over.
LORIS FORTUNA, a Socialist
, m e mber or Parliament who
.. played a pivotal role in tfie
legalization o( divorce and abor-
tion in this pre dominantly
Roman Catholic country, spoke
out against what he called "the
11pen intrusion of the new Polish
pope against the ltahan law on
a bortion."
Pope John Paul was also
• c r iticized 1n a front -page
c= editorial in the Communist Par
ty newspaper L'Unita and in the i Communist-line Rome dally
Paese Sera. which had hailed
the Polish cardinal's election as
,.. having "broken the umbilical
cord with Jlaly. • ·
ITAUAN POPES traditionally
were involved in Italian politics
and m any Jtaliam expected that
the election or the arch.bishop or
-Krakow would signal a break
• from this pracUce. Under Pope
· Paul VJ , for example,. the
V1tican p\Jt its weight In the los-
• Ing battle aaalnsl divorce
leglalatlon and was stung when
., Italian voters Ul)beld the law In
n national teferendum.
Pope Jobn Paul'• firm oppoel.
t!on to abort1on was well known
• -laat moDtb be referred to
women who rtfbse to ·underio
abortJons as "heroines "
But In addreuing mem
hers or the Italian Association of
Catholic Doctors in a Vatican
a udience Thursday, the pontiff
characterized Italy's abortion
la,w as "painful" and praised
physicians who as conscientious
objectors to the law he said face
"pr essures, threats a nd
som eti m es even physical
violence."
OSCAR MAMMI, a leading
member or the moderate
Republican Party, saJd opposi:
tlon to the abortion law by the
Italian clergy an'd the Vatican
was expected. But he added, "It
is surprising that Pope John
Paul would want to give credit
with hls authority" to what
Mammi called unfounded ac-
~usatlons that doctors who r<'·
fuse to perform the operations
are being threatened. -.
'1;/Ucago . Visitor:
Jt,s Abbie Hoff~an
, CHICAGO <AP.> -F'ugilive Abbie Hoffman surfaced briefly
over the weekend. aaying he has had a nose JOb and two nervous
breakdowns In the 10 years since the tumultuous 1968 Democratic
National Convention here that made him one of lhe best known
leaders of the counter-culture.
"This Is memory lane," said Hoffman, who has been a fugltive
since February 1974 when he went uncj,erground alter being arrest-
ed for alleged possession and sai.of three pounds or cocalne.
HOFFMAN CAME TO CHICAGO ON Saturday to work on his
autoblography, which he hu Utled "Soon To Be a Major Motion
Picture."
His trip to Chicago was reported Sunday in a copyrighted
story ln the Chicago Sun-Times.
"I'm not a genius or a media master," Hoffman said. "J am a
good storyteller. J..am an ouUaw. And I am a survivor."
R,eferrtng to his breakdowns, he Hid he hall.f 11hioncd a Ute o(
"controlled sch.lzo\>hrenia."
• HOFFMAN WA.8 A LEADER OF the Ytpplet, whose mass
demonaratloqs a1ut.lnst the Vietnam Wardurlng the ~mocratlc con·
vt ntlon here turned lnto bloody t'Onfrontatlons with the police that
wcr• televiRed naUonalJy. ·
Hortman and seven anU-war 1ctlvl11t.s were ln41ct.ed on con.
aplracy and riot charaea. Hottman and four others were convicted
In 1970 or crossing st1te Unea wJth the Intent to caa1e a ttot. U.S.
Dlstrlct. Judge Jullut J. Hoffman also clted the defendants and
their a.Uomeya lor C011wnpt ol COW't. oeatly aG0 Umes. -Jn J972 th riot convictions and all but 15 contempt cita~ona
were diemilled. No JaJI sentences were luued on the remllinlna counts:
shah
ANOa\' u.s. OFnClALS Uy .
only a few new 1pecialltU have
been ten~ In, and sour~• here
said the United Slat.el would
form a Uy protest Pravda's
clalma, which they called a
"complete dlatorUoaa" 9nd "ln-
4'ammatory.•''
The cause of lhe Kremlin edgi.
ne11 11 hlatorlc, soclal and
economic.
Ltko the United States. the
Soviets have a atrone ener&Y In·
terett in Iran, for the past five
years lmporttna more than 3SO
Boot Mon
billion cubic feet or natural gas
annually from that country.
Moet or lt la consumed hl the
Soviet ~btlc of AierbaUan,
trhich border• Iran, and in
nearby Armeala and OCf>rgla.
WESTERN DIPLOMATS said
the anU·ahah atrlket by Iranian
oUfleld workers have al_Nadr
s harply cut the gu now. thOUgh
no aerlou.a lhorugu have been
nported. While lmportfng Ira·
nlan gas. the 8ovteta have been
selline some of their natural gas
to Wat.em Europe for badly
Jessica Candic e Fallon. 17 months, got up early Sunday
to toot her horn for welcoming or new year. Daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fallon of Costa Mesa is too young to stay·up for midnight singing of "Auld Lang Syne."
Blast Kills Three
At Rail Station
JACKSON, Mich. (AP l =;-
Three Conrail e mployees were
killed by shotgun fire 100 feet
from a crowded walling room al
the Amtrak staUon in Jackson
on Sunday nlghl, police re ·
ported.
Each victim was shot once in
the head shortly after 6:30 p.m .
with a 12-gauge shotgun slug
normally used for klillng d~r.
officers said.
TH ERE APPEARED TO have
been no witnesses.
Police said they had no motive
for ~he shootings but broadcast
an alarm for Rudy BladeU, 45, a
former employee of the railroad
from Elkhart, Ind., who was
believed to have driven to
Jackson in a station wagon.
The dead were identified by
police as flagman Charles Lee
Burton, ·22. conductor Wilham
Gulak, 50, both of the Detroit
area : and Robert Lee .Blake, 42,
or Jackson.
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THOMAS TVCKEll, so, of
Pinckney, said he was waiting
for hla daughter and son-in·law
to arrive on a tr.ain from
Chicago, due at 7:40, when be
saw the flagman lying on the
platform.
• 'l just went down to see IC I
could help," Tucker said. ··Two or th~m weren't moving. One of
them was just guplng with blood
all over h.ia cheat." .
Gregory McGowan. 27, of
Detroit, anoth e r Conrail
employee, said he was with the
conductor and flagman ln the
crew of a frei(!hl that arrived at
the Jackson yards al 5:30 p.m.
McGowan rode with them to the
station. where they intended to
take the 7:40 train to Detroit, but
le rt to cat dinner.
Trains stop at the Jackson sta·
tion apout three or four. times a
day.
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needed rorel&n currency. Con·
ttnued cuta In tM lranla.n supply
~ould force Most'Ow to divert
domestic gu to domestic con·
aumptlon. ~ Cross·border ethnic nks aN'
s t rong. Azerbalja ta and
Turkmcnls Uvt! both In Iran ana
tn the nelfhborlng Soviet .r~
publics o Aierbaljan and
Turk men.la.
Sov~ occupied part or
Iran to •orJa War II, and alter
th e war Moscow fostered
establishment of Azerbaijan'
and Kurdish separatist st.at.es
These regimes crumbled tn 1946
unite r American and U .N
pressure.
RELIGION IS a third factor.
Moslem fundamentalism in
Iran, the driving force behind
th e a nll·shah m ovem e nt.
theoretically could spread to tht.>
Soviet Union. where at least 15
percent or the population has
Moslem origins. Fundamentalist
demands for a union or religion
and government clearly would
be anathema here. .
Moscow has made public pro-
nouncement& of neutrality in the
Irani an cris is. Pravda said
Thursday: "A great deal will
evidently depend on the extent
to which the main forces on the
Iranian political scene tht·
head of state, the a rmy and the
opposition -will be able to
reach a compromise "
But more and more Soviet
press space is recently devoted to
r eporting o r a nti·shah dem-
onstraUons. government.ordered
"massacres" or pro..esters, and
the dev~t.ating effects of lran·s
nationwide strikes and oil shut·
downs.
THE "INTENSIFYING .. tone
of the reports , W es t e r n
diplomats her.-say, are an
marked contrast to the bland
dis p a tches printed in Soviet
newspa pers just last month.
In addition, Moscow radio'~
P e r sian-ser vice broadcast!>.
whic h reach Into l ranian
households, have referred In re -
cent days to a "popular upris-
ing" ag' the shah.
The Soviet Union malntaiMd
orficial silence for months while
P r esiden t Car ter publicly
pledged his all-out commitment
to the lbah 's gove{'Oment.
THEN ON NOV. 11 Soviet
President Leonid 1 ... Brezhnev
warned all foreign powers not to
interfere in lran•r tntemal at-
fairs.
'Any interference. especially
miUtary Jnterlerence, in the uf.
fairs of Iran -a 1tate which
directly borders on the Sovll't
Union -would be regarded by
the U.S.S.R. as a matter affect·
ing .its security Interests," he
said in a PT'avda interview.
Western diplomatic sources
here say the SoVlets now realJze
th~re ls litUe chance that the
shah can come through the
c risis with hiL powe rs unim-
paired. So. to "hedge their bf>t,"
in the words of one diplomat, the
Soviets appear to be tiltlni,:
slightly toward the opposition.
But there Is no evidence so far
or any dire<:t Sovie~erferent'l' in Iran on the side o the pro-
testers.
ONE REASON THE Russians
arc cautiously refraining from
publicly supporting the oppos1
Uon or calling on the shah to rt'-
si~n Is that the staunchly anti·
~o rfl munist monarch may
somehow regain control. ~ay
these source~.
"They don't want to bt.• too far
behind the bandwagon:· one cl\·
plarned.
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Tlaat 'Big 1tlae' Pri~e ltlaU Not Kise I
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• ' NEW YORK fAP>·--811 Maca and Whoppera won't ne«Aarl
ly coat IJ10N next ~~r ~plt• the predicted rlee ln hamburaer
pricH, operators of UM naUon'a fut·food rataunn11 aay,
Fa.t r00c1 comp ny otnclala contttted 11ld they arl'ffd hll}Mr
coata e1entuaUy reach conaum ra But they aaid o4.b r to la can b.i
trim m~ to compensate for 1plr1lin1 h1r:nbur1tr pric .
a1atAaD t.\'NO, pa. rDENT OF TH American M~•l
ln Ututt, has J)l'f'dlcted th~ c>Hco ot hatnbura r wUl rlH 40 c nll to
~ c~nll tn lt7t, from •• 30 a pourld to '1.70 or Sl.IO a Pound.
Hown er. the Natiooa l Cattle me n'• A11oclatlon, which
,..PreHIU-cattl ralaef'I, aid that Lalk ol a beef ahort.,e and
soarlaa pr1N11_.Dllldy r '-"rid~k>ua''AOdlhat hamburcar pnc: ..
may 10 up I tr\an haltt~ ratAI predicted by Lyni
Rtchard A. NcOou1al. HIOClatJon preslcknt, laid Cround bfff
prlcea "may ~ no mon than JO or 15 ~rtent i.bove curr nt prlc~
ltvela ''
, 8a5"'d on the c:urfi nt SI 30 fl1u,., McOoo1al'a predlcUon
would m.-.an an avtrai~ r1 ~ o ( 13 lo 20 centa 8 pound In 1979.
T·shirt Bill
AT MeDONALD'S, THE FAST-FOOD 1lant with 4,410 U.S.
rettauran&a. a 1potlt1man aald their eaUmates al.lo foreust an In·
creat ln cround *'r.rlcet. But Doua Tlmber ake, a spokesman at company headquarters
in Oak Broolc. Ill .. aald. "Thlt doesn't autom•Ucally mean bam-
bur1er sandwich prlces wlU rue.
· "We doo't fi&urt prlce• by each separate commodity: wt look
~ aureaate coal• and adjust prlces on menu Items where we
c•n... -• a He old 70 perttnt of the McDonald's ouUets are lndependent
franchiaea where prices are set by local owners.
DONNA NICOL. A 8PO&ESWOJWAN FO& Bul'ger King Corp ..
based in Mlaml. said "m~at coats are a small part of total costs,"
cltinl expense like overhead, salaries and energy.
· 'l lhlnk the influence on sandwich prices of higher meat costs
won't be all that ·much." she said, adding Burger King franchises,
about 1,900 of the chain's 2.300 restaurants, set prices lndepen-
d ntly. J im Wenzell of Wendy's International Inc., a chain of 1,401
CJaeaper,Too
• rnturantt based 1n DubUn, Ohio, noted Lyng's forecast a:fpUed tp
the retail prices, not the Wholesale ground beef prices pal by fas\~
root chains. • 1
In the Columbus area, he said, Wendy's paya Sl.18 a pound f~
1roundbfff. "" I
..OVll8UPPUE&SFEELTllATBYtheendofl979the pricewi11
beabout$1.40apound,"hesald. 1
At• White Castle. a Columbus-based company w1tho1ft
frapch~. a spokesman said the firm's 146 storea have a traditlO)\
1>fr)ceeplne down the price ot hamburgers -charging~ cents bl
New V ot1t and 22 cent.5 elsewhere.
"There are many ways to keep pricet down -improved ef(i .
cl ency. treater volume. for instance," said Gail Turley, adding
tbal labor costs.are "a major factor in total costs.''
Riling meat costs can be mitigated, Turley said. As ·an exarn·
pie he noted that in 1935 a White CasUe hamburger cost. 5 cents,
and the com.paQY paid 17.5 cents a pound for ground-beef. Now.
hamburgers sell for 22 cc:nts, while lhe meat costs White CasUc
$1.0S a pound.
Neuport Ma11. Greets Carter-' New State Divorce
\'ears ago when BlU Llndley or NewPorl Be acb wor•ed for a novelty
shop. he sent a T-shirt e mblazoned with the store's name lo President
Ebenhower, and received a letteroflhanb.
Undtey, now the owner of Whisky_ Bill's Bar"lnd Grill ln Newport
Beach. sent a Whisky BIU · s T· shirt to President Carter lut year.
"I W~ Sl'M'lNG al the bar
having a couple or drinks and
somebody said. 'Well , you've sent out all your Chris tmas cards Have you sent one lo the pres1
dent?' And I said. I'll do that .' ..
ln response to lhe gift of the
navy-blue T-shirt and a Whiskt
Bill 's ca l ~nd a r bea rin g
r e pro dut'tion s o f Libe rt y
Maga zine <'Overs, Lindley re
'ce1ved a !ell.er from the pres1·
dt>nL
The Je tte r , which h e has
·framed. reads , "It was good of
yo u to remember me in such a
thought.Cul way. I am pleased by
your kindness and send yop my
best wishes.•'
IT'S SIGNED apparenUy
with a name stamp -by J immy
Carter.
Lindley says he doesn 'l have
high hopes for t.he T -shirt's
future but "It would be nice if I
saw lt on TV."
He said the shirts, sold as
souveflirs. have been sighted in
such far.flung spots as Den·
m ark, Austra lia, Eng land,
Germany and 1'abjU. He's sold
about 3,000 in the four years hjs
bar has~ in b~ess.
WILL ANOTHER celebrity be
honored soon with a Whisky Bill's T-shirt?
"Frank Slnatr.a's neict," ~aid
Lindley. "I've got an Italian
bartender and that's his hero.··
WHISKY BILL IN T-SHIRT
Nill Undley Shows Latter From Caner
A~WI~
CULTS GROWING?
Ted P•trlck
Ted Patrick
Says Cultism
On Increase
t S AN DIEGO !AP >
Religious cults are growing in
the United States despite the
shock of the Peoples Temples
m ass murde r -suic ides in
Guyana. says cult deprogram-
mer Ted Patrick.
Patrick, who is hired to find
sons and daughters who join
cult.S and rid them of their de·
sires to be in the group,· said
there were only a fe w such
groups when he started his work
eight years ago.
TODAY, HE SAID in an in-
. terview, .. there are over 5,000
cults In the United States."
Patrick said the Rev. Jim
Jones, leader of the Peoples
Temple , wa s "no more
dangerous" than better known
groups. "These other cults have
hundreds of thousands of mem-
bers." said Patrick.
"They are welJ organized and
are very well financed. Millions '
and billions of dollars are tied
up in these cults."
AS MUCH AS $6,000 is paid
Patrick, who bas 15 to 30 assis-
tants, to deprogram a cult
member. He claims to have
"rescued" as many as 1,600 of
whom he says only 30 have later
returned to sects.
Among religious group mem-
bers he claims ta:> have depro·
grammed were members of the
Church of Scientology, the
Children of God. Divine Light
Mission and Krishna Coosc:1ous-
nes~.
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SACRAMENTO <AP)
/--Law Eases the Way
LOS ANGELES <AP > -If one of your New Year's resolutions la to
get a divorce, you may be in luck. There's a new st.ate law making it
easier for those who have second thoughts before their second an·
nlversary.
Eflective today, California will allow summary dissolutions for
childless couples married less
than two years who haven't ac·
quired either real estate or a
significant amount of other as·
sets.
THE LAW, AB 539,, is the
latest recognition or "do-it·
yourself" divorces , a trend
which really began in California
with the publication or a book
entitled "How to Do Your Own
Divorce," by San Francisco at·
torney Charles E. Sherman.
Sherman estimates that about-
35 percent or the 162.000 mar·
riage dissolutions in California
in 1976 were handled by the ·
couples themselves, compared to
les s than I pe rcent before
publication of his book in 1971.
He's pleased with the new law.
which he sees as imperfect but
headed iJ,l the right direction.
"GOVERNMENT IS findin~
out that it's cheaper and better
if laws serve people in a direct
way." t.he 40-year-old Sherman
said in an interview. "The sum·
mary dissolution Jaw is a sim·
ple. easy proceeding that people
can perform themselve s. lt
s aves a lot of money. and the
more it's used, the more it saves.
Sherman cautions that AB 539
isn't for everyone -even those
who qualify for it.
-
"During the entire waiting
period before you can request a
final dissolution. which is six
months or longer. either s1>0use
c an kill the whole thing by
withdrawing," he s aid. "Unless
you have a nice stable, secure
dissolution. you have to be
aware of the fact that It's chan·
cy. An~ most divorces tend to be
emotional, at least to some
degree."
HEADS LODG~
Warren G. D'Avlrro
Masons Slate
lnsttdlation'· · ·· · ··· ·· · · ·
Of Officers
t'I) QVALIF-t'" FOil 'a ~um-.
mary dissolution under the new
law. a couple must. have been
married less than two years.
have no c hildren. less than
$2,000 in debts and less than
SS.000 in property. Cars don't Warre n G . D ·Av i rro of
count in figuring either debL'I or Newport Beach wall be installed
property. but property acquir'ed as Worshipful Maste r by l ht!
by either spouse be fore mar-Masonic Seafaring Lodge No.
riage does count. .... 708 in Newport Beach on Jan. 6.
Forms for the summary dis·
solution (there are only three
are available at your local county
clerk's office and are also in·
eluded in the lat.est edition of
Sherman's book, which is
published by Nolo Press , Box 544.
<kcldental, Calif .• 95465.
Noto also publishes a variety
.of other0ooks aimed at bringing
law down to the layman's levEI.
such as a guide to SmalJ Claims
Court and another on renters'
rights.
Other elected officials of the !
lodge are Emery J4,rge, senior
warden; Gary KeTder, junior I
warden ; Howard Trissel,i secretary, and The odou
Peterson, treasurer.
OHlcers include Will iam
Krohn. senior d ea con; David
Kelley , junior deacon; P.M.
Zenas F. Decamp, chaqlain ;
DoiTa'td Hargraves, marshal :
George Yoho. senior steward.
and Walter Clinch, tiler.
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pie Valley on the Tahoe
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Holistic Fair
Set in Laguna
A Hollatlc: Health Fair, sponsored by the
La1una Beacb Council on Agin1. will be held in the
recreation building at city hall Jan. 18 from 11:30 a.m. lo3:30 p.m.
PtoJect teams from UC lrvine and·South Cout.
Medical Center will be on hand lo present topk1
rana1n1 from aaJn1 and aenllity lo nutrition, diet,
and how to llOp amokln1. Senion can recelv• a
free blood p1 enare check' Ill the health fltf'.
For more lnlormatlon, call the Council on At·
in& office at 49'1·2'41.
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you want to sen, an
apartment you want to rent or
• 1l garage clutter you wish to·
convert to cash, there Is a
Dally Piiot ad classification
that wlll get results ror you.
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best place to buy or sell
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HOW MANY CALORIES IN A MOU8E7 ASKS ONE READER
Action Unea Acro11 Country latfled by Aeque1t1 \
Stumpif!g the Experts
S ome Questions J ust Unanswerable
DEAR READERS: The
following "Top 10
Unanswerable Ques(ions"
were ~ha~•~ ~ l.!.oetion
line " editors from
newspapers. throughout the
country . These "r ea l
McCoy" letters Just go to
21how that even the most ded·
icated action liner can get
s tumped too!
I. I am 9 years old and
huvc a cat that eats regular·
ly and needs to go on a dit.•l
He also eats mice when he i!->
out How many calories arc
in a mouse?
z. THERE'S AN old saying
that when someone Is born.
"SOmeone dies. I was born at 8
p .m. on March 31, 1966.
P lease find out who died
when I was born.
3. I am writing to eomplain
about our kitchen sink. It's
bolled to the wall too well
We will be moving soon and
we decided to take it with us.
We have the same problem
with the b athroom s ink.
Can 't you tell me how to get
them out?
4. I am looking for a word
that will describe a person or
a system that JS used in such
a way that il is like throwing
sand in aomeope's eyes so
that the penon who ii. the
target will not see things as
they are-so that the target
can be used by a person or a
system for lhat person's or
system's advantage.
5. I am a 19-year -o ld
Angeles for a vacaUon next
week and l thought my wlfe
might stop by and get her
face done over.
housewife and am being hit ., 8. HOW CAN I get some
very hard by the energy -pants back that were lost
cris is. My question is, H in the dry cleaners., They
Thomas Alva Edison dis-will pay me for them , but I
covered 'electricity through had much rather have the
hghtnlng, why do we need panta. The "Cleane r knows
coal? And why i&n 't lightning who has the pants and called
striking more than ever theoffice ofthe manwhohas
now?, them. but was told that he
6. A summons for jury duty was a very bus y bus i -
was recen~y addressed by nessman and did not want to
the · sherirr epartment to be bothered.
my late rather. ho has been uld dead four years. I called to 9. Wo you be able to find
inform the sheriff's depart· out why, al the calling of the
ment the reason m,v fathe\-number 0-66 at Bingo games,
would not be available. A dep-lots of players ring bells.
uty responded that that wa~ blow whistles, yell "Quack. Quack" or blow Bronx too bad, but he would still cbeers? Lots of Bingo rans
have to show up as instruct· await your answer. ed because he can be eJC·
cused onJy by the presiding IO. I mailed 8 letter con.
judge. 1 asked what is going ta in Ing a check last Nov. lS
to happen when he· did not at the main Post Office. Jt .
show up and lhe deputy-told was delivered to an address
me that the shqglf's depart· three bloc k s away two
ment "would come after months later. Since all this
him ... J give up. What should occurred right here•in t-0wn.
I do? is there any truth to the
7. Can you tell me the rumor that the last increase
name of the doctor who did we had In first class postage
Phy Ills Dlller's facellrt? was to help defray the cost or
We're going to be in Los storage.
Man Stabb~d Holding Bird
HONOLULU IAP> -A man ~abbed in the
1'tom ach by a razor·sharp gaff on the leg of a fighting
~ock was reported in guarded condition Sunday in a
hospital here, authorille11 said.
when It began struggling and thrust the 2·1nch spur·
like device Into him, police said.
The incident occurred Saturday ln a sugar plan-
tation rommunitu. Earlier, police vtce squad of·
ricers arrested s"ven other men on charges of cruel·
tyto animals and possesslooof garrs.
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Enrique Alomo. 41, was holdlORthe fighting bird
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Sect lntri~ Spurs Long Search
ENSENADA. Mexico <AP> -
Relenllfll)y. llke God'• soldier
ae.ktn1 out the devU, Sletfried
Widmar huntl.
"IL 1• JUIUce. not vengeance."
11ya Widmar of the reason tor h.ls
obtnalve. aeven·year search for
ruettlve Ervtl Le Baron.
TRE BFJJPECl'ACLED Wld·
mar. a fonner Utah adverlillng
executive, I& leCOl'ld ln command
of the Church of the Flntborn ol
the FuUnesaolTime. a fundamen.
tallal, po1y1amlat sect excom-
munkated by the Church of Jesus
CbrlttofLatter-daySalnl4.
LeBaron. with 12 other
famtues, founded the sect almost
20 years ago . ln 1972. he
was convicted of ordering the
murder of hia brother. Joel. in a
atru11Je to control the calony
which the sect built in 1n laolat·
ed area 125 miles south of
Enaenada.
AnD 11 MONTBB lo prlaon.
Ervll LeBaron was released by a
Baja Cali!omla supreme court
ruling which reversed his con·
vlctlon. He bas since been
sought for investigation tnto as
many as 28 killings In Mexico
and lhe United States. two of
them during a 1974 raid on the
commune.
A LeBaron aide. 44-Jtear-old
Daniel Ben Jordan. was arrest·
ed in Veracruz state six weeks
ago and awalts trial he re on a
charge of murde rtng J oel
LeBaron on ErvU's orders.
A NOT H'E R Le BA RON
brother, Verlan, heads the col·
ony, called Los Molloos.. which
has become one or the most
prosperous in Baja CalirornJa.
Like Widmar. he and the others
say they are convtnced Ervll. hid·
Ing at an unknown locatJon. Is
plottlngtok1U them.
"The problem is." said Paul
Perei. ''they know where to find
us.• We live here. They ctn
watch ua but we cannot watch
them."
\lsamen Jones. another colony r~ident. said ''only' four of the mtn ~ practlce plural mar-
riage. Our church does not re-
quire plural marriaee. People
stop by here to IOOk at us all the
Ume, Jlke we're some kind of
freaks for t.aking more than one
Tunks
Rescued
PLYMOUTH, Mass.
<AP> -Help is on the way
for 10 Plymouth red·
bellied turtles threatened
by encroaching humans,
thanks to a private en·
vlronmental agency which
has bought the reptiles'
home .
The rare turtles, which
' have coral-colored un·
dersides. dwell in two
ponds near the Myles
Standish State Forest here
and are endangered by
surrounding development.
But lfie Nature
Conservancy, a private
environmental group
baaed in Washington. has
announced plans to
purchase the ponds and
183 acres to preserve the
turtle sanctuary.
SAVE TIME,
SAVE TROUBLE,
WHEll YOU
O•IT•YOURS
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• COVERS IN JUST ONE QUICK COAT -SMOOTHLY, EASIL YI
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wlte. or course, they can have u
doien atrl frtenda lf they Uke.''
LOS MOUN08 IS reportedly a
Sl.4 million opeNUon. covering
21.000 acres. The wheat harveat
WH 600t.oc\S ~year.
AutbortUes In BaJa Callfornis
and In Chihuahua, where Wld·
mar Uves, supported ·wtdmar's
attempts to find Ervil LeBaron.
Widmar, a native of °'rmany
who aaya he was drafted Into the
Nazi army at the age of 15, says
he has traveled thousands of.
miles slnce 1971 searching for
Le Baron.
Complains Widmar, .)Vlth u
wry smile: "Three wivls have
left me -who could blame
them?"
LAST MAY. AS he and Verlan
LeBaron. along with J ones re·
turned to Sale Lake City for the
funeral of Rulon Allred. "Ervil-
had men waiting for us," Wid·
mar claims, adding;
"They were in a panel truck
with the rear doors facing the
door or the auditorium where the
funeral was held . . . They t)ad
a machine gun mounted on a
tripod and aimed at the door
But with all the TV camera:;
there, and so many people, they
got cold feet and left."
ALLRED WAS a polygamy
sect leader whom Ervn LeBaron
allegedly o rde red one of
LeBaron·s wives to kill. Rena
Chynoweth went on triaJ recent·
ly in Salt Lake City. ,.
The present leaders of Los
Mollnos want. LeBaron brought
to J usUce be ca use he is
''absolutely convinced he must
destroy us," said Widmar In an in·
terview.
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Orango Coast Oa11v Ptlot .rJ.. .,.-.U .-~r.eliii.•••••Mor*1•••' Jen•uary••'·· 1•m•••••••••.le.llr.i~llii'•1.t<i1,.m't>1•c•"•'E•d•l•tor•I•••' P•-oe••E•d'•'°'•-
HO W Govemment
Shouldn't Be Run
Up and down lh49 Oranae w have the lMnuln1·
ly dep sin.a spectacle ol city counclJI and board.I ot
lrust concluctma th pubUc's bu in In mann r ran1i~ from the ludicrous to I.be dlqraccful.
A few tam1Uar exampl ol local eovemrn nt u It should not be run:
-in HunUnaton Beach the mayor hu resJ,-ned from
orttce and the rematnlu alx City council mem n re·
gularly llqe m tlng1 that r mble f~·for·all erbal
wre Ulna matches. Recall ls being discussed a1aln1t
three ~llmen.
-San Clemente' mayor ord n uniformed olficen to a
City Council mfftin1 to control the apeutna ord~r. The
mayor. atona v.ilh two other council memben , faces re ·
c a ll vote thl month
The Saddlebuck V ll ey ruf 1t.'d School Distract 1s so
tot'n over divided board ond an emba ttled superinten
dent thot il scar cely functions.
A vocal fnrtlon of the Ncwpqrt Beach City Council,
nol hkmg what 1ts Plnnolf\l' Commission recommended. tned tor1re t.henon·pllablecommlss1oners .
Nor are these isolated instances. Shouts, insults and ta-
ble bangtna seem to be the ontei-ol the day.
As soon as one public bod9 gets lt.s act together.
another seems to be on the warpath.
There are too many ego trips too many narrow con·
cems at the expense or t.he overau lood ot the constituen·
c y. too little knowledge of and regard for the rundammtal
system .under which the city or school di.strict has to rune·
lion, too little concern for facts as opposed to emotion or
opinion.
Granted, local public service .Is rarely an easy job to
which people come weU prepared. But the voters have
the right to assume that those who-ask to be elected to
public office have, or will try to acquire, some knowledge
of the t ask ahead and intend to work at it In the best in-
terest of the entire community.
That woWcJ include, for starters, boning up on the rules
of order to learn how a meeting should be conducted to k~·t from turning into a shambles. Then following the rul
Car ul consideration should be given to the technical
and legal information provided by professional adviseB
-attorneys, city managers and district supervisors who
are in direct touch with the economic and legal facts of
Lhe issues under consideration.
Even full·time councils and school boards cannot be ex-
pert in all the del.ails of municipal and school district
oper~tions. And wh en they try to be they usually end up
causmg costly confusion and undermining efficient staff
· · operations.
Orderly, well·run meetings of calm, well-informed
persons are not especially exciting. They may not even at·
tract much attenlion, but they yield accomplishments that
can be mellsured ln more than colorful, ego-serving and an.
gry quotes. ·
This new year would be a good time for t.he members of
all such bodies to c)jmb down off their grandstands and
try to remember their avowed motives for entering
public service. .,
Capitol Rainbow
Up in Sacramento there's another to-do about the
appropriate color for the dome of the 110.year·old state
Capitol when its current restoration is completed.
The dome, finished m natural copper, has run the
gamut of the color scale. The original architect wanted it
painted white, but there wasn't enougti money.
When the copper did not turn green with age as
anticipated, the dome was painted slate green with white
ribs . Then the ribs were painted yellow. Then the wb.ole
dome. Right now it's a sort of drab mustard shade.
There's a move afoot to have the dome gold-plated as
befits the Golden State. With the current price of gold
that may not get very far.
Actually there are a number of choices that would be
quite suitable.
-Gold of course might symbolize, th~ state .,arplus.
-Green could remind the members of the money it
costs to keep them in business.
-White might represent the pure intentions of the
incoming freshmen legislators (and also serve to
camouflage the impact of the birds that usually hang out
around public buildings).
-Yellow would be for those members who never
have quite enough courage to take a fl.I'm stand on an
issue.
-Purple could be suitable for the department heads
who have been asked to cut their budgets.
-Blue would be for the state employees who didn't
gel a pay raise.
--And of eourse tt~ere's always red, which Is what
most t axpciyers see when they even think a bout
Sacramento.
• Opinions expressed In the space above are those of the Daily Piiot.
Other views expressed on this page are those of their author• and
artists. Reader comment Is Invited. Address The Dally Piiot. P.O. I Box 1580. Costa Mesa, CA 92626. Phone (714) 842~1 .
Boyd/Spartan Crime.
In old Sparta, celibacy wu
a crime, and tbe state de· s1gnate;I the appropriate ace
for marriage -30 for men,
20 for women.
It has been determined that rigbt·handera wbo chew
j{Um tend to do so mosUy on
the ri&bt aide ot the jaw. Lell-
handen. vlcevena.
Dear
Gloomy
Gm
If \bu wear a alle 8 dress, my dear ask for a s .. e 30
when in Great Br1t1Jn, and a
Jlze 36 when on the Conti-
nent.
By all means, it's man·
dalOry to add to our Ust of
Proper Job Club nominees
the name of the Olympia,
W uh., alrpprt weather
forecaster, Mr. Harrison
Lon11bot.
1,
I would like to lako tbl1
occasion to wlab the
thief who atole our
Jewelry and tbc alft.1
lrom under our
Cbrlataud tne .a vwy
proaperoua New Year I
Before Stephen Foster
chan1ed tbe name of the
Suwanee Rlver to Swanee to
meet tbe two-syllabi• needa ot bit flmOUI eonc, be pond
over an aU11 to find any
aoulbem two-•yllable rtv.r
that mipt work. Tbe PMdM
River wu the only ono be
could come up with, but that
didn't sound quite rltbt.
aomebo•. ..
I •
Ill.Ill.
-.....
Q . ' 1f H any country
wMtern a1qer ever bMa de·
plcted on a U.S. po1ta1e ttamp'P"
A. Oet1 one. Jtmmte-~~· tb• •hllftl
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EUIWaten
Different Breed of LawmakeJ.s ;
Thia lt Lhe dJly when all &ood puudlla pefr into the year
ahead and propo1Ucate .• ~~~r
there was a lime wben ~
covertni tho State Capitol could
foretell w6th rem•rka.blt ac· curac1 UWJ ma)Or new l&INI and
pro1rama whltb would, be
fortbcomlna.
Thote were the days wbtn the
lAtllllture mot lo abon b6ennial
1 e 11l on 1 .
With only • few weeks to
dlapo.a of the
buatne11 a t
hand befor e
adJo urnl na
for two years.
lb ~ a aa w ·
m a k e r s,
we re com ·
p c lled t o
, make their decisions without
procruUnaUon.
And the lawmakers of that day
were a d.lfferent breed from the
current lot. They were clllMn·
le1lllaton who truly represent·
ed their d.lttrlc:tl, b1vln1 bffn'
a levers within thelr com· munlUee ln bualneas, the pro-
le11lona. and civic endeavors.
They 1ave a tew weekl of their
time every other year. •t small
pay, to CQntribute to the moldlnlJ
of their aovemment.
P\1&111E&MORE, they came
lo Sacra~to with a clear un·
deratandln1 of what those at
home wanted and with a firm ~
purpote to carry out tho will ot
the people. So. It was not too dif·
ficult to team which problems
were foremos~ In their mlnds.
count heads. and aally lorth with
predictions or things to come.
But changing Umea have
transformed the Legislature into
a full·tlme, well·pald body of
proleaak>nal office holden who
view .their service ·as a
"career." They see them.selves
Nicholas Von Hoffman
u "social enelneers" who will
declcle unto themselves what 11
belt for the people rather than
renectlna the majortty views of
the communities they are sup-posed to represent. And with two
whole years In which to promote·
th,ir letiJlaUve pro&t•ma, the tehdency to daOy bu btcome
pronounced. Agreements on pro·
po11ls whlcb could easily be
reached In a few weeks now
sll'etch into mont.bl as members
Jockey ror position and power.
And partl.sanshlp has become a
powerful mfiuence in the de·
ciaion making.
VNDER SUCH circumstances
It no longer Is posstble for
anyone to predict with any cer·
talnty exactly what can be ex·
peeled in the way or legislation.
The fact is that almost anything
cin happen, lot the members
have become more concerned
over imagery than with sub-
stance.
Nevertheteu it la aare to say
that the arly month• or th6!
ae11lon will be taken up Wtlb
bud1etary problems. First,
there ii Governor Jerry Brown's
burnlnt dealre to establish a
areal record tor paring state
operation• together wlth the
tremendous preasurea which
will be broueht to bear by the
achoola and local government~
to again be balled out with huge
shares of the state's surpl~.
Also there will be eflons by
them le gain a lasting form or
sustenance by carving out some
slices of the state's revenues
such as the sales tax.
MINDnJL of the mood or the
taxpayera as evidenced by
Proposition 13 and lhe move tor
another initiative to Umll spend.
ing. there will be tnucb rhetoric.
for spendJnc limitations but it is
hllhly unlikely any aareements
will be reached th1a year for any
effective controll.
Aaide rrom money matters.
busing wlU be a major subject
for debate with 210mll modifica-
tions or the court decisions
almost certaJn to be enacted by
the Legislature. The probability
too is for a solution to water pro.
gram problems. including lhe
nlghff controversial _peripheral
cana despite the bitter opposi.
lion to that project by those in
the delta area.
'YOV CAN ALSO look for a re-
newal of all the old cat and dogs
such as .. no·fault" auto in-
surance, mandatory container
deposlla for soda pop, rent con.
trol, and other environmental
and aoclaJ welfare proposals.
For, although 23 of the 80 As-
sembly members and 7 of the 40
Senators will be freshmen. a
number of lhem more con· •·
se rvatlve tha n their prt -
decessors, it is still not enough
to effect a significant change In
the course legislation has taken
during the past several years.
The results. then. from this
session cannot be expected to be
much different from the pre·
vious two ye~rs. '
Fluorides: New Angle to the Controversy
There is no way you can an·
tlclpate what thoughts our socie-.
ty wlll decide are unthinkable.
Some thlnas J'ou can espouse
and people wi at least take you
seriously enough to denounce you or perhape Just call you con·
trovenial. But there a"-other
thought.I which no Ol'le dare utter
In public lest he or she be
branded a Grade·A nut.
The most unthinkable of all
C!urrenUy unthinkable thoughts
ls the one that
questions the
validity, uti11· ty or benefits
a ssociated
with putting
fluoride in a
community's
water supply.
To murmur
ao much u a
mild demur· ral 11 to risk being dismissed as
a sh rlll and I rresponaible
lunatic.
Somethln1 of that sort bas
l\appened to Dr. Robert Men·
delsohn, the able an4-wiae phYal·
clan who writes an excellent
medical column for the Chlcaio Tribune Syndicate. Several
newspapers cancelled bis col·
umn when he won.dered in print
whether this nuortde busfness
lives up to its advertising.
"DURING my medical school
year11," he writes, "I wu taught
Art Hoppe
that fluoridation was good. Since
in those days I believed my pro-
f essors. knew what they were
talking about. t didn't bother to
look at the other side of the ques-
tion any more than I looked at
chiropractic. naprapathy, un-
orthodox cancer therapy or a
number or other areas whose
proponents were all oharac·
terlzed .. by my respected
teachers as 'nuts. quacks, fad·
dists and extremists.·
"However, a s the years
passed, I have been forced lo re·
think and to unlearn some or what I had been taught. For ex·
ample, although I Uve In one of
the first cities to nuortdate its
water supply, I have noticed
over the years that oot only have
dentists not moved out, but a
considerable number of them
have moyed their offices ln." . .,;.
INDEED, the dental bull.Deas
appears to be brlak and pros.
perous everywhere whether or not fluorides are added to the
water supply. TO' the extent that
putting this chi!'mlcal in our
drlnktni water wa.s advertised
as a means of ellmlnatlng
cavlttea, It's certalnly been over-
sold. It WQUld be of more than
passing intTrest to find out If
te¢Jng people to fore10 sugar
mlghl not be a cheaper, less de-
batable and more effective way
to prevent cavlUes.
Whether or not fluorides
represent a failing effort. to undo
tbe damage candy eaters Inflict
on themselves. a number of places regard putting this
chemical in the reservoir as a
positive evil. Dr. Mendelsohn
writes, " •.. fluoridated water has been banned in Auslria,
Denmark, France. Greece. Ila·
ly, Luxembourg, Norway.
Yugoslavia and Spain. ln 1976,
fluoridation that ex1sted in the
Netherlands s ince J960 was
ended by royal decree. In this
country, the renowned pediatri·
c lan and allergist , Ben F .
Feingold, M.O., has come out
publlcly ag ai ns t univers al
nuoridation ...
STATISTICAL studJes done by
John Ylamouyiannis, a Ph.·D. in
biochemistry. conclude that the
incidence of cancer ls hieher in
communities which fluoridate
their water than In those that
don't . Epidemiological studies ot
this sort are difficult to make
and can honestly be ar1ued
over. It may tum out that Dr.
Ylamouytannia ta incorrect. but
what's bothersome ls that he is
disputed less on the merits of his work than because he Is a staff member of the National Health
Federation, a group which ls un·
popular with the hierarcbs of ore,
1anl1ed medical orthodoxy .
No public health measure, not
even a drug like the much·
ar1ued·over cancer drug
laetrile. has had as many irrele·
vant questions dragged Into the
dlacusalon as that concerning
fluoridation. Any discussion
about the pros and cons of the ls·
sue end up belng a discussion
about the general poUtical·vaews ol those who expressed reserva.
lions.
LEFT LIBERALS h a ve
learned a lot rrom rlght·wingers
In these paat ·rew years. Jt was
the right, not the left, that first
raised serious and persistent
questions about food addlt1v~.
Th.e same serious questions can
be legltlmately ral~ed about
fluoridation.
Is it right or wise lo medicate
whole populations when anyone
who desires fluorides can go to
the drua store and g et
toothpast£ containing It? Now
that so many areas aN discover· Ing that their drtnJdng water is
marelnally contaminated by all
sorts of chemjcals which have
accidentally gotten into our:
reservoirs, we might abo worry
about what happens when any
number of those hundreds or
chemicals, many only tentativf!IY
identified, combine inside our
bodies with fluorides.
WHATEVER we eventually d~
decide, silencing people with di~
turblng Ideas ls hal'dly an in·
telligent way to aervt either our
health or our society . ,.
Who Says San Fran~isco Is the Kook C1:1pital?
First it was the major dailies
and the network&, then the news
magailnes, and now lt'a my
Aunt Wertn.. She'• sent me an
edltorlnl from the Peoria (111.)
Journal·Slar which asks the
qutttlon ln bold type: .
• •sodoaa ••d Gomorrab,
U.8.A..f" .
It toet onJ.o answer ttaell: "U
any city baa earned lta IJ'O'rinl reputaUOD u
the capltal of
kooklam, It's San Fran·
claeo."
"How can
you Uve In •
plac• Uk• that?" Hka
Aunt Wertha,
who baan•t
unt rne 10 much N a Chrtltmaa card In yean.
DSAR AVNT Wertba1 (I
promptly replied)_ pleaH cm't
worry your lllly old Mad about
...... fTn 1•11w. 1h!N
commoe, onKuey Amerte11111
lill••t•JW .....
I showed that clipplns to my our children. Belinda's 18 now
wife, Sam <Sam's only her and is very excited about her
nickname, or course; her reat dra matic career. She's had
name la 'Samuel> at our weekly several crawl-on parta in local
Sunday Uve«I brunch for down· movies. And her brothe r ,
and·out vegetarians. And she Emerson. who Is black Cl 've
said l should wrlte you Im· been meanina to ask Sam about
m ediately to 11et the record that), bas his own good humor
straight. OtherwlM, all YO\&. WOO· route. Every dternoon be
derful . people ln Peoria and rwibes down to tbe neighborhood
places like that n:Uaht atop mov-drug s~wblcb ll where be
in& out here and we San Fr . buy1 b1I , and off be goes
claoana •ure 1WOUldn't w•nt on bla Sometimes, like
to bappea, believe you me. many San Franciatana, he takes r 1ue11 we're a pretty typlcaJ -. a cable car home. But Sam
little San Francisco family and lwaya makes blm live It back.
maybe lf I t.IJ you all about us, you'll be reusured. TR£N there's Georae. who's a al aay dog. We altto have a
WELL, 11 you may re
member, I'm an aa1l1taol pro-
ft11or of pre·prlmal scream
therapy at the Maharaahi'
lnsUtuie (or Self Awareness &
Auto a.pair. Sam '"Pl buly with ~bartly wort. Rlthl now
1be'1 Slaft AueUoe CbairmaD
for the Emily Dickinson
Po.try Readln1 and S • M ~·-----( -·t lmow ..,.... .... ftlldl time t.o be aucb a IOOd modMt' t.o
Quotes • "It would allow l.lluee IUCh ..
abortion, taxes, almoet aQYtb.lna,
IQ be voted upoa bJ th• pUbliC 1t
tbe)"""'Cauld 1et tb• recawrtcl number ~ atcnatura... -a..
.la•et ~. O.S.D .• cbltl
tPOD1or of a consUtullonal
amendment to let ftten pu1
Utelrownf.s.ral lawa.
• -------·---........ """., P-•-__.,.-.. , • ~ w _,....,.
real 1ay cat, too. Her name is
Sappho. In addlUon , our litlle
family Includes seven to twenty·
rour other people and animals
who Reem to come and go a lot.
but there Is never any ~re
swapping as U ) Sam Is the only
wife and (2) her moustache
tickles.
Al fot entertalmnent. we en··
joy noUU.ns better than a quiet
family even1QI Jt Dante's Bot·
toml•H Pit on Broadway.
<Frankly, l do hope the towisl'>
don't dlleover our bottomless nl1ht cluba: they might apoll
them for ua naUvea.)
Aft.,.ward, we usually take the bus home u our house Is
fortunately located only 11 ahort run r.rom the bus atop.
TO BE fair, Aunt Wertha, we
havo our abart of null out hett.
Most of them are from places
like Peoria. They ectuallf.
belJeve J.D tbetr amu1. Hl •
rl1bteou1 way that tbty're aaner tau _.. DeeaUM tbe1 llvo
1D pla~ IUce Peoria.
Rtllty, Aunt Wertba, bow
toob can you 1eu ..
l
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t
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ORANGE COUNTY I OBlTUARtE8 . \
Find 'A Mlraele~ .
Irvine Pilot ~eeta ~e.cuer ~t Long Lut
DogOwnera
Oean Up Act
lJ?S ANGELES (AP> -Tbe ~ • doll ownen be1an cletn· lDI up t.bftr act u • new antl-ooc
......,. ~ wat iato eff«t.
..... tMmUab&efor na.otup ·~ -..a-..a die cat.YI owners .....-tWr aop wtth
....._ llDd ~. palll and
.__old woc*n 1"00ftn1 sblnCles ~Hoo~ tb• poop out of .,..,... yardl.
•·eathtr Oft a routlp1 patrol ntaht from a 1m*1I baM ....,. 01leu. Alalka, about haltway between~ and Nome.
Now • rtfJ CS.nt of Jrvln1, Levla rtealll, •·we hadn't ton•
far when t.be pl&M dtvt&oold a naaneou.t.. Th• en1t1M1 raued. w
lot\ power."
Wltb no ~ Nata and Ry.
l..a loo lOW to par~bute aafely
lDto the bOltile wUclemeu, the
.-tttw •• fOl'ftd t.o attempt a crHh landlna.
"The otlol U1l Lt. Robert
Royer > did an lncrecUbl• Job,"
Levin recalled. "He 1uJdecf tt 10
tbat the ~ wre 1beared oft .,,, u.et."
Som bow. Levin -au.ffertni a
brok,a back. broken ribs and lo·
ternal lQ.Jt,arl• -and Roytr1 allo HrioallY lntured. craWiea
away from the wreckaae and
tried to build a fire ln lbe boae·
cbllliq deep treeM .
"I waa too weak t.o break. a
twig. It looked like lhe end," Levin ulcl. ••we wouldn't live 30
mln..U. la that cold.''
He vquety remembered the
approacti of a docaled before loe· ln1 coudoulneli.
"Tba nHt thin• I knew,"
Ltvln Hid, "we were l~lnt Mild• a nn. 1 UIUOied the
doialtdder bullt the fire and puned ut over t.o it."
He learned later tbil ht• retcuer bad a1ao called another
aledder, who helped carry the men Nell t.o Galeu. 8o&h men
WIN U. ~ to ADeborap.
where they wen bolDitaliaed.
After nM:ovtrtac Levin uked who had rHcued blm, "but nobod knew." •
"It ~ ~ed on mf. IDiM all thffe )'MR.· be says. 'I wanted
to meet &bl man ud uy tbanka,
face to face."
· 80 IAIT September, Levto and hla wtfe, 5'1MDM, flew to
GaJena to ftDcl b1I reeeuer. But none o( tbt villalera could belp
him OG bil quelt.
"We were dlaappolated and
dtKou.rapd," be recalla.
f'Wlhion Workslwp
Sclwdnled at YWCA
About to ctve up and waltiq
for their tlipt bome, t1'e LeviDll ~
met a womao who operated a nytac lll'vlee at tbe atrport. aae
saJd ber 1rJadf atber, Eqar No11ner 8"., bad loc-. taunted ind flabod by doplect She contacted blm and ran back into the airport aback wltb tbe
mJraeWoUI news. It turned out
that Nollner, an Athabaskan In·
dlan. had been Levin's rescuer.
.. SHE D&OVE 111. • .to this 1mall boule. We walked 1n and
there waa thla wblte-balred,
bearded man 1n hb 80I," Levin
aald. "He wu a stranaer, yet I
felt like I knew blm. A 10-week fuhiOQ worklbop for women over 40 will beiln Jan.
11 at the South Orange County YVfCA, 1411 N. Broadway. Santa • '1 thanked bl.ID for uvtnc my
llfe. He l1)0ke ln broken En~,
recaUmg det.aill of tbe cruh
that I didn't remember because
I WAI unconscious,'' u!d Levin.
Ana. ,
l'uhion coordinator Marda Yust ii directing the "Elpeclally
for You" coune. It will be offered eacb Tueaday and Wedoeaday
for two hoara begtnnin1 al 1 p.m.
Women atUftding the woc1tlbops will receive ln.structton m col·
or, detllD: line and fit, footwear accessories. weight, diet, cos·
metlcs ana haJr styles. -
"It was a dream come true, a
miracle."
By 'ii Keane List~,
Talk
' Class Set
Coaaillne Commulty
College ls offering a coune oa bow t.o listen,
nonverbal com,nunica·
lion and Ju.st plain talk.
"lnterpenooal Com.
munlcadons," will be
tau1bt for the spriDI aeme1ter from 7 to 10
p.m. Tuesdays starting
Feb. 6 at the Bayview
Center, 2~1 Orchard
Drlve,Santa Ana
Helgbta.
No fee wU1 be charged
for the class tauebt by
Roger Morin and c~t
'9 can be obtained toward a degree. Regtatratlon "Thlre goes my New Years rwolytion.'' can be done tn penoo or
------------------by mall at CCC bead· quarten. 10231 Slater
Ave., Fountain Valley,
8eatJa Netfea ~C:dents may also re·
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Tut1M11 ._..,. Mot1IAilrY direct...., 411 "''ba"tion
DAIL y PtLOT A 1 IU
APWl1nt 11
MllllON FULPILLEP -Lionel Levin. top left, returned to Galena, Alaska laat September and wu Just about to
1lve up a long search when be finally (ound Edgar
Nollner Sr., top right. Nollner had rescued Levin 26
¥e•ra a10 when the latter was aboard an F-94
Starfigbter jet that crashed ln 54-below-zero weather.
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flanning
Officiitl
Resigns
Oranse CoUnty Plannln~ com-•
mt.tlontt=Ult F. "GUI" Le· aatn nsi eff eetlve Sunday,
Cot&at1 pervl1or Ralph 8.
Clark'1offlce baa announced.
Lenaln, 70, a retired Anaheim
water 1uperlnteodent, ha d
Ht'Yed CIG the coaunl--'on ~
Ausuat lt'17. He noted at the
lime di bla appointment that he
could only aerve unW tbe end of
im.
Clark 1a1d be wiU appoint a 1uccenor early thla week
MowrHomes
ShowDue
Motor homes that are. their
builders claim, more efflclenUy
equipped and better furnished
than • regular boane, will be on
view Saturday through Jan. 14
at tbe Anaheim Convention
·Center. Homes oa -wheels ranglng in
length from 18 feet to 35 feet and
In rnce from Sll,000 to ~.000
wtl be diaplayed at the Sports,
VM:ation and Recreational Vehi·
cle Show.
Exhibitors said their models will feature microwave ovens, stall showers, etectrical po~
plants, air conditioning, water
and gasoline stoTage tanks,
.ewa~posal units and shock aMC>r .
,. .. SdlUlsl we.at .you
waRt in tit• Sklln1 clHtlfied ads of Utt
Dallr Pfaot 642-6671
' Our_ -Fur · Caravan
starts tomorrow.
We won't bill your
charge 'til April.*
South coast on the 13th and 14th.
$1795~$4900
Designer Minks ,
Regularty $2100-8500 A fabulous collection
of designer minks, many are one-of-a-kin~.
Choose from coats, strollers and jackets.
$695-$3500
Designer contemporary furs
Regular1y $995-$4500 Along more contemporary lines,
designer names In natural red or Norwegian fox,
beaver. coyote. nutria, lamb or mink
and leather. A wortd of choice, In the
Fur Salon
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t eal,1UJ The sbowtn,, lnclud·
Pf.CIRC YWW lng works o 50-year •••om•• PAii E'-a..,.L-•o. 10Clety member' Annita c..n.tetY Mortuary UJ.,;;;wf le• ~· Delano, is comprised of
3600 PllCl~iew Drive b selecUooa from aaiong Hewpo'18e1Ch BU APEST, Hungary 1,000 entries In tbls
&U-2700 <AP> -Operetta star year's competJtioo.
_ Baua lllada1. 85, whose Tb -a.11 .. u.1--·"' be
....C:. ICll MOITUMUll portrayal In the tiUe role • --"'-ww " uauna llMch of "Tbe Merry Widow." o Pen d a ti Y ex c e Pt ~1& won lnternaUorw fame, Tuesdays from 11:30
LlaUM
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Sin "':.'fW:'"'°' P 0 RT LAUDER. Admlllioa la free.
DALE, Fla. <APl -
'fto•u 1• Brlnl•, 78• .Alcohol Unit wbo wtthbl.I two brothers
loaDded. tbe Good Humor
le• Cream Corp. of
America, died Friday.
Na11aee Official
Araold Zepel baa
ja6ae4 .. c.-. mt at lout' Cout Me4lcal c.m--ID loath Lapna • ea 1H1 •tit• ... rdtaator for tll• ............... ...... _... f°'9""7
Hn•d la .tll• •••• ...... ,. -..,.
and dnat prQSram la IOUtbem~ .1
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WASHINGTO~ <AP > Mort U...
nve mllUoa Ameriuna who 1"0l'lt ror
the federal minimum wa,. ......
ftnd a .belated Chrt1tmaa siftMn& w
th tr pa)tbftk• t"11 w-.tc -a a ·
c:entt·an hour pay iMr •M.
......... wriAMd .. tM ftPl •1aa..t ..,....... ............ con·
Uut to 1111 for .... WOtbrl.
''Tbt lftlni--.... llw Jlil'OUtU a . u.e•• otLbe ... e
H ........ U... to """' In
pro.I ,:'J ealM .... maliltalft et leut a DHun .,..IH_ol Uv~.'' ...._. ~ret•J'1 Rey Ma,..h-.U Hid nttntb.
l:Bes Up ·Today
preml•• ,.Y for any work they
IPfrfonn ...,_ 40 houn a week.
PNmlum pq •wally la 1 \.\ limes re·
aular pay.
Until today, only maid• and CUI...., .. plo)'Mt were enUtled to
OYertl.. fe1 after a 40-hour work
•Hlr. Other employeea did not Me-ome ...,. .... fW overtime until
they have worked at least 44 hours In a week .
The minimum wage law la en·
forced by the Labor Department.
which reported that O\Pft' than
600,000 workers were 1neaally un··
derpaid by nearly sm million during
the 12·month period endtnc lut Sept.
30 .
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BUSINESS
APOLOOIH 6 4 2. 2 6 9 7 11,.THOAYI
I ~v•vou . ANNl\ll!l'SA .. YI
l\ll"Y OCCASION ROAST THE
llU.Y OAMCUIA MAGICIANS • GOOO LUCK
"""0"MIO IN~fNON 0111 I V ~HOHi
8etlnnln1 today. lb• rec1.,.1
mlnlmum w• n.... h'ola. SI 15 • hour to suo f'or a •llU wen.
week, ~t llleena a P•1 ralle INet
llOI \o sue.
Tll tNCa 8 W appro....t ln
I.at._... wlUa uouaJ ll'Oll ..._
of 1 ... than -71.M Clo not b.lve '4>----
pe1 tM mJDimum ••1•. OtherwtM, IDMt American wort&en are cownid. 1971 bY eoc., . •bi h •IMDded tM
Pair Labor Standards Ari to r
the waa noor ln four annual at.pl
bealnnlna in .am.
Under lhl' law. the minimum
1ch9duled to 10 to s:s.10 an hour ~ Jan. l, Ul80. and to ..,,35 an hour
Jan 1. 1'81
However. the C rt r admlntstra·
llon I• thlnklna about uklnt Con1re111 to pOltpont' the lt'hMuled
1980 Increase on around• It wouki be
inflaUonary, a po Ilion Iona 1d·
vanced by buslnesa 1roupa that op
posed the increases when they were
approved by Congr~a ·
LABO• DEPAaTMENT official.a
and organlud labor are certain to
fight any attempt to delay the
scheduled Increases. contendin& that
the nation's. lowes t-paid workers
I rvin e Co . l'iew
TWO OTH a d•lnlH ln tbt
minimum w11e law, af(ectln1
restaurant and fi;cMl employ--. alto
10 lftto etted ~th t.be New Vear. . One req\dra that ~n who re·
celve Us-be paid 55 Ptrcem. of the
mlnlmum ~ up from 50 pettent
in im. They muet be pald eo percent
ol the mfnlmum waae atarUl\I Jan.
1, ltlO.
Al a result. a waltree1 who re-ceive. tl.33 an hour plus Ups must be
paid tl 80 an hour plus UPI u ot to-
day and 11.• lft bour plus tlpe bealn·
otnsJu.1. •· •
~
TBS GIRE& cban1e brlnp h<QI,
motel .-1 ree&auraat employees Wl·
der federal overtime ~rovlslon1.
which require that workers reeef ve
Traffic, Hou~ing
· Cited as Challenges
Construclio~ of tr.affic improve·
ments and development of housing to
meet Orange County's growth in the
next decade are the two major issues
to be faced In 1979, according to
Peter C. Kremer, president of the
Irvine Co.
The year-end comments by
Kremer follow recent action by the
Newport Beach City Council to re-
duce density in the city's generaJ
plan. ·
RESIDENTIAL AND commercial
units owned by.the Irvine Co. are af.
fected.
"ll is important that we not
become ,so engrossed with the state
of the ecQnOmy during 1979 that we
1 waste this vital transitional year
without preparing adequately for the
booming 1980's," Kre mer said.
"Two elements are required for
economic well-being -location and
timing, and during the 1980'a Orange
County will be in exactly the right
place at exactly the right time,"
Kremer said.
THE PRESIDENT OF the land
planning. development and manage.
ment firm, -which owns t he
77,000-acre Irvine ranch, -said that
1979 will be a good year for com·
panies that bave structured their
firms so that {hey are not dependent
on a constantly mushrooming
economy to provide revenue growth.
"While 1979 may not be a great
year for the economy. we believe it
will be a good year and that it Is an
important transitional year as we
move into the 1980's." he said.
"As this county comes of age during
the next decade, with such amenities
as major league football (the Ramal,
a center for the performing arts and
furthe r enrichment or fine arts,
education, shopping and dining, we
look for the residents of the county
and their elected representatives to
form a stronger partners hip with the .
land development and building in-
dustries to' provide the traffic im·
' provements which will be required to
continue our mobility." Kremer said.
"THE SAME partnership of the
citizens, government a nd Industry
will be required to create housing or
moderate and even artordable cost,"
he added.
Kremer d~ribed the period up lo
the 1950s as Orange County 's
agricultural period and the decade of
the '50s as the period of unplanned
.development sweeping over the
border from Los Angeles County. The
decade of the '60s, 'he said, was ope
" of planned communities and arrtvaJ
of a balanced industrial base; and
the decade or the '70s as an environ-
mental backlash to the uhplanned de·
velopment of the 1950s and early '608,
· t resulting in stow~r growth and result·
'ing escalating pnces.
In contrast. Kremer described the
'VITAL YEAR' AHEAD
lrvlne Co.'• KNmer
1980s as tt decad~ durlna wbich
Or~nge CoUnty comes of age and
taltes its place as one of the world's
finest urban environments.
"Like It or not, ramllles and busl·
neasea want to locate. remain and ex·
pand in this county. and we will have
, more than 40,000 additional people
here every year of the 1980s and
fortunately we will have more than
30,000 new jobs eacb year," Kremer
said.
Delt~ Cited
For Fewest .
Complaints
WASHINGTON CA P l "---Delta
Airlines posted September's lowest
complalnt average. according to the
. Civil Aeronautics Board.
Della recorded 0.7 complaints per
100.000 passengers during the month,
best of the nation's major scheduled
airlines.
Following Della, the airlines wi(h
the fewest consumer complaints are
Hawaiian, 1.18 complaints per 100,000
passengers; Ozark, 1.72; Aloha\ 1.97
and North Central, 2.77.
The five airUnes with the most com-
plaints per 100,000 passengers are Pan
American, 15.25; Frontier, 9.77 ; Trans
World, 7.51 ; National, 6.20 and Pied·
mont, 5.86. '. -..~.~
.Overall, consumer complaints
against the airlines wye up 14 percent
ln Sept.ember from the same month
last year, while the number ol people
flying waa up (& pe·rcent.
Consumers who are unable to re· •
solve a problem with an airline can
contact the CAB Bureau of Consumer
Protection, Washington, D.C. 20428.
·General P/iQne Users .
. .
Begin to Get Tax Cut
General Telephone Co. customers
ln -Hu.ntlqt.on Beach and Lqws,
Beach will IOOSl 1hare ln a $391 million nationwide nirplua made
potalble by a l percent redurlton ln
the federaJ exclle tax on telephone
bllll.
Compmiy oMclall aaid U.. ••vine
lO it.I Orante County Cutlomen WUl
'Big Foot' Store
· '::=-Qpem in Coeta Mesa
alPbD T'1.Jli& Fool. owned by J*
"'"' T. ft11'df, • ·~aecl.. at.2'£T.
'Brl1tol, Ooltl ...... .
The 1tore 1pecla1Jies in athletic
footwear and racquetball eqwpmnt.
(> ..
amount to about 20 cent.I on every bWotS2(). / '
8TAtftNG 'roDAY, the excl.ae tax
wtll be cu& to -a pettent from 4 per·
cent -"• total cutomer savtnp ol
approximately • mllliOll over wha.t
was ~ for 1'78 at the 4 pereent
rate,• Pkt Oenwal11 vi9 PNlidea&
and controller, Robert L. Gifnn. •
Oflfin saAd General ll UM lll'l•t i~peadlat (ol 8eU> ttlephone COD\• pan y In tbt nation and N rvea abola a
mllUon cuatomerff.
The adM Wt that WU reduced by
l Ptrcent wu lmpoeed br, CoaaNa
duriU ~WM 1 u a ' te~U')' measure. 1 • ~~ enln:ied Ja-tl'll~lor.
•nnual reiCtuet.ldnt t»f l perc.nt untll
the levy ii eUmlnaltd. •
c.tllblnet ftla., Hon brand quality. Steel.
fuN·suspension files. 8 nylon rollers cradle •
for smooth. easy drawer action. Full aus·
• pension allows easy access all the way to ·
the back of the drawer. Letter size in gray,
sand or black finish, 22" deep.
4*9war,52."taU
reg. 106.95 save 32.00 SALE 71.H
4*8warwfthlock
reg. 126.95.save 27.00 SALE M.91
2 ...... , 29" tall
reg. n .95 save 19.00 SAU 18.N ,
color brl9ht fllaa, Hon modal
112. 2 drawets, without full suspension,
in black, bright ,.elow, harvest 90fd,
sunset Of81'1•, true blue, 18" deep.
reg. 45.95 save 14.96 SAU 30." •
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·reinforcements, black hi-sheen fiQjsh, 2
big drawers with attractive brick rea and
antique brass color fronts. 22W' high.
reg. 12.50 SAU ....
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durable stock with bonded-Jn hanger rods.
In red, or blue. letter size. •
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..._..._.,folders, letter size, in red,
yellow or blue for easy color-coding,
package of 10. reg. 5.95 ;SAU 4.39
. Oxford., fMa .,.._., A·Z sets. 25
dMS1on. 1/5 tab cut. pressboard. letter
size. reg. 6.90 SAL• 5.19
colored ftla folder., 113 tab cut, letter
size, 4 each of p1nk1 blue. and green.
reg. 1.52 SAU 1.19
Liquid f'llpet correction fluid, dnes
quickly, leaves like-new surtace for retyp·
Ing. no-spill bottle with tapered brush.
112 oz. Regular or water-based.
reg. 1.10 SAi.a 79"
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temporaiy. or storage use. c:hoice of oci-
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reg. 8.40 SALa 1..29
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letter SIZe
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Floppl-Flla.,-· piesentation or report
covers. sofl bl.It durable plastic cover with
heavy-duty clear vinyl sheet protecting
pockets inside, won't tear or scratch.
20 page reg. 8.95 Ml.a e. 79
10 page reg. 6.95 MU a.49 "
reg. 60' to 65' U&.a 3 for t.00 box of 500.
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low, reg. 83' SAi.a 3for1;39 t10-4Yt x 9Yz" reg. 8.30 SALE S.79 names~ o~ Info kept hanay, ~v. x
• 8Yl x 14" legal padstA~ary yellow. Index cards, for records. addresses. 4"· cards. acetate A-Z guides included.
• reg. 1.03 2,for 1.t9 notes, recipes -ruled or blank. wtl1te. reg. 11.50 SAU&•
• 81h x 14" legal tablets, with cover. ca· pkg. of 100. reg. 46• SAU 3 for 1.09 comblnetlon IMt'taontal-vartlc•I
naryyellow reg.1.03 UU2fort.19 aac pans. America's favorite. medium flla, 3 slots each way, 15·1116" wide,
etano lteolc, 6 x 9", green lint, 80 point, blue or blapf<. 9-1/4" high, Lit·Nlng brand quality.
sheet, less than ~ price reg. 2i' Yl pnce SAU 4 fM 49' tan reg. 20.95 SAU t&49
reg. SO-UU 3 for1.39 pefteile, Venus Velvet, 12 or "2'12. box walnur ftn1sn reg. 26.95' SALE ie.99
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..TIUS WAS AN AMAZING crowd." Jack Youngblood-said.
''They changed from boo birds to probably the most boisterous
crowd au year tong. rd like to hear that every Sunday.
·•sut today our goal was to beat Minnesota and advance to the
next round and l thfnk we 'd bav~ beaten them it we'd played on a
sandlot. lt didn't matter whether it was Minnesota or who. We
have had too many adversities this year and have stuck together
as a team. That's what is winning for us.·•
Minnesota opened the game with a new offensive formation
and Fran Tarkenton was rtruni thJ. ball from the out.set. But it
See RAMS. P11e 8% • ..
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T-oday's 'JV.
By HOWARDL. HANDY
Of , .. o.11\o ~li.t fi.tf . .
Following are the major spOrts events on telev1s1on
today. Ratings are: ./ ./ ./ ./ excellent; ./ / ./ worth
watchino; ././fair; ./forget It.
11 a.m., Chan~I ~ ./ I I ./
COTTON BOWL: Notre Dame vs. Houston.
Announcen: Lindsey Nelson, Paul Hornung and
Frank Glieber.
· Tbe Notre Dame Flghtinurlsh (8-3) vs. the
Houston Cbugars (9-2) in the Cotton Bowl. Notre Dame •
is favored by four points because of a pair of outstand-
ing running backs.
Jerome Heavens has amassed 2,682 yards· In his
career at Notre Dame . '
The Couoars counter with Emmett King and Ran-
dy Lovehglvrno Houston the first pair of running backs
In SWC lstory from the sa.,,,~hool to rush for more
than 1,000 yards In the same ~son . • 11 a.m., Channel 7 I ./ I I
SUGAR BOWL: Penn State vs. Alabama.
Announcers: Keith Jackson and Frank Broyles.
The national championship could be at stake as the
top-ranked Penn State Nlttany Lions (11-0> meet the
second-ranked Alabama Crimson Tide (10-1S> in the
SugarBQwl.
The latest NCAA statistics show Penn State as the
top team against the rush and also In total defense.
Pete Harris Is the nation's leading pass interceptor
with 10 and tackles Sruce Clark and Matt Mitten re-
ceived All-American recognition.
Aldbama's Jeff Rutledge is not only a good runn_er
from the Wlshl}<>ne attack but can also pass.
RAMS QUARTERBACK PAT HADEN ASKS FOR QUIET TO C.ALL HIS_PLAY AMID SCREAMING CHEERS. 1:45 p.m., Ch~n'nel 4 I I ./ I
ROSl~ BOWL: Michigan vs. use. Margeriun,
Dils Stun
Bulldogs
HOUSTON IAP > Stanford
quarterback Steve Dils kept
waiting for a spark. and when il
finally came in the third quarter
t h e exploded with three
touchdown passes thal ramed
t I.he Cardinals to a 25·22 victory
over Geor~ia Sunday night In
the 20th a nnua l Bluebonnet
Bowl
' "WE WEREN'T ready lo play
and they we1·e be utlng us
t phys ically." s aid Uils. who
watched as the 111 h·ranked
Bulldogs took ~ 22-0 le1.td. "f got
a litlle .worrled when It was 22-0,
but all it look was one break,
one spark. and that was it ."
• Oils, the nation's leading
pai:;ser m the regular season.
turnert three third .quarter
fumbles by Geor gia .into 25
points after a ~luggish first half
In which the Cards fell behind . 15·0 -
Dils toss~ touchdown passes
of 32 and 14 yards to Fountain
i v,.uey Hl&h graduate Ken
' M ugerum and h it Darrin
Nelson with a 19-yard touchdown
strike during the third quarter
burst
Stanford kicker Ken Naber ran
ln for a two-point conversion and
Dils hlt Nelson-with a two-pointer
that lied the game with i : 33 lt!ftJn
thethlrdquarter.
I MOMENTS LATER ,
freshman quarterback Buck
Belue tumbled at the Georgia 47
and Tom Hall recovered lo set
up a u .yard field goal b)' Naber
• for the wtnnlng points with 14:50
r l~ft'ln the game.
Deaptte the poor start, Stan·
-.ford Coach BUI Walsh said, "We
never loet the ooofidence lt takes
to be a wtoner. Th11 win gives
Sta.nfoTd a 1reat season. The Ht two years we have been to
wla 1tnd won ag11l.nat top-rught
ompetition "
Gf'OrSia Coath Vince Dooley,
hote Bultdoo Iott their fourth
nnaecutl"e bowl eppearance,
ald, ·•we Min• to play, there's
doubt about that. We played
.rd and I UUak we were we
rt.Pared. We lhowed that we
1d 1 chace to win late and had
AOOd 41iv Mve t
'seeliuep ce8'
Houston Declares ·War
~lers Next After Scai-y Win
FOXBORO, Mass. !AP)
Coach Bum Phill\ps of the
Houston Oilers was his usual
humorous self. Although,
"scared lo death" by the New England Patriots. he was ready
to declare war on the Pittsburgh
Steelers. 1
"I 'II tell you one thing. I was
scared lo death, scared to de·
ath," Phillips said Sunday after
Dan Pastorjni passed for three
second-period touchdowns ln
leading the Oilers to a 31-14 vie·
tory over the Patriots in their
N :rtlonal Foo tball League
playoff. . .
Then. looking ahead to the
Steelers in Pittsburfth next Sun·
day in a showdown for the
Ame rican Conference c ha m·
pionship. Phillips said., "I . ex-
pect a knockdown, drog·<>ut fight
wtlh them "
ASKED HIS plans for the
Steelers, PhilUps replied :
"We'U sever diplomatic rela·
lions with them. Tnat's what you
do when you declare war on,
someone." Phillips said New England haS" ·
as ntucb ability as anybody In
the league, adding '·we got a lot
o( breaks."
~"I thought one team would win
, " he said. "In . .a real clutch
b I game with emotions run·
ning hard that's how I thought it
would go."
P astorin!. wearing a flak
jacket lo protect Injured ri bs.
said that the Oiiers · ~econd vie.
tory In the playorrs waa "llke a
fairy tale."
"I DON'T KNOW If I'm play·
ing better or we're playing bet·
te r," the veteran quarterback
said. "We've never been In this
situation before. I hope we're
picked as the underdogs next
week. We always play better
when we're the underdog.
"Give the, Oilers credit," New
-E-n g I a n d C o a c h C h u c k
Fairbartks·sald. -.. They beat us
twice on-our football field.
They're a great football t.eam,
although I still feel we could
beat them on a given day. I'm
proud of ttie Patriots. I think
'they played with class." ·
Fairbanks said that he didn't
think the Patriots were "flat."
but the team was hurt when
quarterback Steve Grbgan had
to retire to the sidelines after ag-
g{avatlng a left knee injury late
In the Cirst half. •
"IF GROGAN had to play last
week, he could not have done so.
His knee started to hurt ln the
second period. Tom Owen
cGrogan's understudy> has not
had e nough playi ng time.
Without Grogan the Oilers knew
Tom had to put the ball In the
atr .''
• Pastorini picked apart the
New England deC~n'Se ln the
second period as the Oilers bulll
a 21·0 lead. Houston widened the
'maltgln to 24·0 in the third
p e riod . withs t ood a New
England comeback and nailed
down the decision_ by capllallz·
log on a pass Interception late In
the game.
' PASTORINI BROKE a score·
less deadlock in the second
period by connecting on a bomb
to Ken Burrough that covered 71
yards. He then hit Barber on
scoring plays covering 19 and 13
yards. ·
Toni Fritsch kicked a JO.yard
field goal midway in the third
period before the Patriots came
a I i ·v e be h i n d b ·a c k u p
quarterback Tom Owen .
Three Houston touchdowns
were scored after interceptions.
two by Mike Relnfeldt in the
second period. and another by
Qrug Bingham m the fourth
quarter.
SCORE I Y QUARTERS
Houl!Oll • 0 ,, 1 , 'JI
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~II• 20-t:I 110 180
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1·1• P AUING. HOU\IOll, P•\lorln1 17·1M·700 New EnQ~. (itOQen J It 1 .It Ow.,. 11·22·1·1"' JoMM!f\ I t.0-7•
RICRIVIHG. -HOuston. 8'1rlll< J.tJ. llVf·
rOUQh 1·"· Q "t,.?·ll, C..mp0ett MO,~ 1-4..
New EnQlancl '•<111<1\ I 101 CuM l"91\.t1'1' J.21,
MorQtn 1-JI Jo!IMOll 7 14 J.t<ktoll I 14
A~VKen: Curt Gowdy, John BrOdie and 0 . J .
Simpson.
Michlgatl'S Wolverines (10-1> are six-point un-
derdogs to tl'ie USC Trojans (11-1) In the Rose Bowl,
oldest of the bowl games II') its 6Sth anniversary edi-
t~n . n
Both starting quarterbacks are left-handed with
M ichigan's Rick Leach concluding a brilliant four-
year career as .'J starter.
USC's Paul McDonald, a junior In his firs t year a s
a Trojan starte1''., led the Paclfic-10 in passing this ·
season but doesn't pose the threat as a runner that
Leach does. .
USC will have All-American running back Charles
White reac:ty to go at tailback. Only a junior, he's
alreadt the Trojan career rushing leader over a long
list of Illustrious pn.-decessors Including O. J . Simpson
and Ricky Bell.
Vic Rakhshani, a graduate of Edison High and.a
student at Golden West College before moving to USC,
is the s tarting tight end for the Trojans.
•
5 p.m., Chant.1el 4 v v v ./
ORANGE BOWL: Net>r.,ska vs. Oklahoma.
A'nnouncers: Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen.
• The Nebras ka Cornhu~'kers (9-2) play the
Oklahoma Sooners (10-1) in the Orange Bowl. ·
A repeat of the Blg-8 champiorfship oame in Lin·
coin that was won by Nebraska ar)d a rare chance tor the Sooners to get even. Oklahoma Is favored by 10
points, largely because It took nine Sooner fumbles to
turn the tide to Nebraska, 17-14..
Helsman Trophy winner EMiiy Sims picked up 153
yards but hed two fumbles in.eluding one late In the
game at the Nebraska three.yard line.
Nebraska counters with I. M. Hipp, no mean
slouch of a runner himself.
RADIO
11 a .m. -Football: Cotton Bowl, Notre Dame vs.
Hous ton, KNX (1070). Tom Hedrick, Connie Alexander
report. t:.cs o.m . -Football: Rose BQwl : Michigan vs.
USC KFI (640 ). Tom Kelly, Jim Perry report. KMPC
(710 L Fred Hes'Sler reports.
7;j() pJl1. -.::,.Hockey: Colorado at the Klngs1,KRLA
H110). Bob Miiier, Peter Weber report.
USC Plans to Answer tke. Btg ·QuestloD
By ERNIE CASTILLO Penn State toees or ties a1alnst Penn
Of..,o.MY,. ... 1.-Stale in the Su1ar Bowl ; Yes, If the PASADENA-As the curtain riaea on Wolvertna know better; No. If the Tro·
a new year, one question remalna to be J1ns pl•Y to thelr potential the way they
an19tered about the old one: Just who Is did the laat five games of the regular
colle1e football'• No. 1 leam, anyway? seoaon. ·
And. wtth the Mth rendition or the While USC Co•ch John Robinson hH
nose Bowl came.Just a short traffic Jam 11id that anybody who predku the out·
•way. the major questions concemtna come ot today's Ro.e Bowl '""" "ia o THE Ntw Year'• Day cla•aic are these: prophet or a fool", it doesn't lake an
11>' Will Mlch1,an really come out try· oddsmaker to reaU11 the TroJ1n1 aur·
tn1Jo throw the football: lb> The way vlved1muchtou1her1cMdule,1renear·
USC looked last fall. wUI It n11tJ,y m•t· _ l)' im ble lO tUJJ 111ln.at. have few
r? n1w1 tn Intricate ottente an4havt an
'" overwhel tclle i an e1etremely key ~:;•IUil .. ,.... .... ~ ..... ~·--1JOll1ttoa . -ached, are: tJSC, lf For Lbe 1uPentitlout . Robinson and
I .,
• •
t -,
Trojan tailback Charles White are un·
.beaten In bowl games. Michigan Coach
Bo Schembechler ind quarterback Rick
Leach are winless In bowl games. and
no USC team that beat Notre Dame In the
rc•ularseuonevertost in th' Rose Bowl.
Rose Bowl.
1aln~ more yards '1; 780 > Lhls year
than Michigan's top lhree tailbacks
combined U,472 >.
Indeed. $uch I the pllgh~ of
Mlchlgan 'a injury.hobbled runnlnir
corps that Schembechler has worked
(lanker Ralph Clayton In the event
Harlan Huckleby. Roosevelt Smith and
THUS, BARBING earthQUllk . floods Butch Woolrolk are now lOOpereent. or a tumover pta1ue. USC by six se.ms
llke a 1ood bet in a game that wtll be Tff E TROJANS AL80 t)ave a diltlnct ~een llve by toe,ooo and over NBC·TV edao In thtt recelvlna department, led
by an estfmated 70 million more by s peedater Kevin Williams who
The dectdlna fa sc·a White, la scored on l~ or hia tT r~on•· this
at lH1l w_.9rth a <UICI OWi\ .tdge. _vbf..,_ -~ _ _ _ -lrU~Y-tlfe P"i~~ltl-Onft1'"ence The quarterb ks. a lthou1h tn1
career ruthlng leader as a J or, White See TaOI , P11e at
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BILL SIMPSON (48) STEALS PASS FROM THE VIKINGS' SAW.JV WHlft.
A Caosute Report ~ the World ot Sports
McQargue Snaps Record.
On Final Day of 1978
From AP Dispatches
A RCADlA -Darrel McHargue broke the
single-year earnings record for a jockey at San-
ta Anita Sunday. riding three winners on the
final day of 1978 Including longshot Sweet Little
J,ady in the $54,800 Las Florefi Handicap.
MeHargue broke the mark established by teenager
Steve Cauthen last year by piloting Sybcopale, a 9-2 out-
sider , lo victory in the $16,000 seventh race. That three·
quarter length triumph was worth $8,800 to the winner and
boostoo McHargue's earnings for the year to $6,155,153.
surpassing Cauthen's record ofS6.~l.7~.
M cHargue then rode Sweet UtUe Lady to a one-length
triumph in the day's feature race. giving him a total of
$6.188.353 for the year.
"It's really a relief that I finally made it," said
McHargue. "I was beginning lo get conct>rned. The pre·
ssure seemed lo be mounting race by race.
"After I lost the photo-finish in the second n ee today,
tt really got tough , .. he continued ... It seemed like each
lime I got to the wire I was looking over my shoulder to
see who was coming up from behind.
Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarken&oa, when
asked if he had made up his mind whether or not he
would return for another season next year: "Sure. I
know. I've pretty much known for quite a while. But
why should I tell you? It's my business. Why should I
tell everyone about my own personal life!"
Ccula•an Caalte• Jn tor Sab~•
Boston's Wayne Casbmaa scored three Iii
goals for the sixth hat trick or his career as the '
Bruins outskated the Bu(falo Sabres, 7 3, Sunday
night in National Hockey League acllon.
Willie Pktt's goal with 2: 19 remaining capped a four-goal
Atlanta third period and gave the Flames a 6-5 triumph over the New York Rangers ... Randy Cartyle scored
with seve n seconds to go as t.be Pittsburgh Penguins
rallied from a 4-0 deficit and scor~ three goals in the final
three minutes to defeat the DeU::oit Red Wings, 5-4 ...
Mikel Varuakov arl~:hUualMlec' Sllwrtaov each scored two
goals as the Wings of Soviet began their tour of NHL ex-
hibitions with an 8·5 win over the Minnesota North Stars
.. The New York Is landers' aame against the crucago
Black Hawks was postponed because the plane carrying
the Islanders was unable to land due to severe weather
conditions .
OTHER SPORTS -Ohio State President Harold
Enarson has s ent an official mess age of apology lo
Clemson University ror former Coach Woody Hares' ac-
tions in Friday nlcht's Gator Bo~l footbal game
. . , Despite speculation that University of Arkansas fool·
ba ll coach Lou lhks Is a leading candidate for the Ohio
State job, HolU conttnuff to insist that be 1-not. leaving
Arkansas ... Rea Meyer. SMU football coach mentioned
as a possible repla«menl for Woody Hayes, said he, loo.
has no plans to [eave bis present job . . . Freshman Keith
Smida, playing only tbe eighth game of h1-collealate
basketball career, came otr the bench to steer fast·
breaking Michigan to an 86-73 victory over East Michigan
Sunday nilht at Ann Arbor. Smith scored 18 points . . .
Artb11r Allie overcame Peter f'dgl of Australia, 4-6, 8·2.
6-3, 6-2 in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open tennis
tournamenL Also advancing was J°'8 Marks, who upset
sixth-seededJobnA.lexander,6-4,6-3. 7-5.
Los Alamitos Entries
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RAMS •••
Ollll' ·momentarily gave tbe
Rams trouble.
''WE PEW TREY couldn't run the bell because they were
too beat \ip," Jack Dryer said. ·
"Francia (Tarkenton> Uterally
~ draws the plays ln the dirt but we didn't think be could beat us
unless ile popped one or we
made a big mistake.
"The closer \hey get tQ the end
z.one, the smaller the Cield they
have to work with becomes."
When the teams left the field
at halftime. the score was tied
10-10.
"Ray <MalavasH didn't tell us
anything except, 'It's a nothing
to not.bing baU game right now
and lf you want it, you'll go out
and get it.' Thal 's all he told
us." Jim Youngblood said.
"WE WENT OUT and played
our ball game. If we play like
that. we can beat anybody.'·
M alavasl also praised the
fans.
"This was one time when I re-
ally felt the Cans were behind
us," he said.
"Minnesota came out with a
lot of strange rormatioos in the
first quarter and it took us some
time to adjust defensively.
"I THOUGHT Pat Haden's
play calling was excellent.
particularly in the second half
on a couple of key third down
situations. He ;ilso threw the ball
very well today.
"In the pas t. we beat
ourselves when we played Min·
nesota but today, we didn't. We
stumbled a bit in the first half,
but we just' went in at halftime.
picked out a few plays we fell
would work and went out and
played a great second half."
The Rams put two touchdowns
on the board in the third period
on a threeJyard run by John.
Cappelletti and a 27·yard pass
play from Haden to Ron Jessie.
This more than sealed the doom
of the Vikings, who were never
again in the game.
FRANK CORltAL kicked bis
second Oeld goal of the day from
28 yards out pnd Jim Jodat ran
three yards (Or the final score.
Corral has now kicked eight
straight field goals, with his fitsl
traveling 43 yards Sunday. The
other Ram score came on a
nine-yard pass from Haden to
WilJie Mmer In the second
quarter
Cullen Bryant had one of bis
best days running, plckina up
100 yards. "I hope we have the
same type of cohesion next week
against Dallas." Bryant said.
"The offensive line did a great
job and John CCappellettl)
blocked well. The crowd was
ready and we wer&•in the ri1ht
frame or mind. This all adds up to 1
making thit my biggest day."
The game was a sellout
a lthoughl it came afte r the
television deadline Friday and
there were only l,783 no-shows
on a clear, crisp football day ln
Los Angeles.
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FOOTBALL I HORSE RACING ..,
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TROJANS, MICHIGAN BATILE TODAY ••
i:m dlfterent acbooll ol ~abt.
e boUl eqaaJbt Mept at MINl6nf e otreue. M~hl••n'• All·
rican Rick Leach palled for
l&tou and ran for 12outof
the Wo verlnH ' opUoaa·
domtnatecl I fonnltlon. USC'• Paul McDonald. who either
throws the ball or hand.I it oft.
paaHd ror 1.117. yards and 18
touchdowos1h& year wltb 57 ~
C*'ll accuracy aad Jutt ~ in· terceptloM. ,
nae NmlU defenses. by
C..rtll Greer. "ltoo Slmpkins and hft'1 Meter for Michigan and
IUcll Dlmler Dennis Jobnaoo
and Garry CObb f()r use. are re·
latlvely even. Michigan had bet·
ter suts defendiDC agahut the
pus but the Trojans• secondary
hid more expoeure to aerial at·
tacks.
The kicking teams, likewise.
are virtually equal. USC's of.
feulve line, one of the largest in
the naUon, give. the Trojan.t an
edae ln the aU·lmportant pita.
Plat it all together and you see
wby the Trojans are expected to
usher in the New Year smelling
like roses-and No. 1.
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first quarter, Francis threw lD·
ur~ept.ions to Ram safety BW
Simpson that put abrupt halts to
"!liking scorinl drives.
"We pused so much
because we felt we had lo." ex-
plained Tarkenton. "What else
were we going to do? We haven't
run well all season Jon~
"YOU HAVE to ~membtt.
we're not nearly the team we
were before. And the past two or
three years we've gotten a little
worse. I have to be honest about
us or we f,>on't ever get ahead."
Linebacker Jeff Siemon con-
cu rre~ wit~ his teammate.
"We're not as d<>minaling a
team as in years past. The big
thing is that other teams have
gotten better. It's tough to im-
prove yoursell year after year
when you pick so low in the
draft."
The Vikings weren't looking
ror excuses in making these re-
marks. To a man they credited
the Rams with a job well done.
·'They made the plays, it
was that simple," said the Vik-
ings' mentor, Bud Grant 1They <Rams> took over the
game in the second half." ·added
Tarkenton. who said it wouldn't
be until July that tbe public
would know of hls decision to re·
turn for another season or not., •
"WE FELT we could still
win the game at· the half," he.
continued, "but we got the ball
twice within our lS and couldn't
move it and before we got it
back again it was 24·10."
So the. Rams have .pushed uide one nemJsls and welcome
another -the Dallas Cowboys. .
"The Rams won a football
game but not a Super Bowl,"
cautioned Grant. ·"They've been
a good team to this point. but
Jet's see how they do from here
on in."
"It's going <o be an even
match." says Tarkenton honest-
ly. ·'They both play good defense
and their special teams are ex-
cellent. I think Dallas may have
more offense, but the Rams are
pti~skally stronger on offense."
"ll 's definitely a pick 'em
game."
So it's one down with one to
go. And you can be sure that next Sunday's oppone nt wiH
pose much younger problems for
the Rams than the Vikings did.
,..... • .,,e.J
MARGERUM
glve 'their defense a lot of
credit."
DOOLEY REFERRED to a
Georgia drive that died with an
incomplete pass~ fourth down
with 3:38 left in the iame. ·
Georgia, ·which specialized in
frantic fourth.quart.er rallies in ·
the regular season, toot a 22-0
third quarter lead and appeam
to have the game under control
before Dils showed the 34,084
Astrodome rans why he is the
nation's No. 1 passer.
LINEBACKER Gordy
Ceresino, named the game.'s out-
standing defensive player. re-
covered a fumble by Georgia ·s
Anthony Arnold at the Stanford
47-yard line. ·
Fullback Phil Francis ran 12
yards on first down abd Dils hit
Margerum for another 12-yard
gain lo the Georgia 28. Two
plays later Dils found
Margerum aJooe and bit him at
the goal -tine to start the rally.
Moments later Georgia's
WlUle MC'C'lendon Cumbled, and
Terry Rennaker recovered at
the Bulldot 19. On second down
Dils hit Nelson for the
touchdown, and Naber faked the
. ext.ra point kick and ran Into the
end ione (or lhe two-j>oint con-
version.
STANf'OltD, the No. 2 passing
team in the nation. tied it follow·
ing a short ~t by Georgia. DUs
hit Margenun on the 14·yetrd TD
pass and then found Nelson in
the end zone for the tw9·Pofnt
convers ion that completed a
three:play 44-yard drive in only
46seconds.
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6 Bulk 53 Poser
10 Theology . 56 Saucy
protessors: 57 Egyptian
Abbr. god
14 Revere 60 Jet flight: 2
15 Neglect words
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17 Fatigued 64 Release
18 Opctcal de-6S Roe
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20 Adjectrle 67 -gas
sutt11 68 Places
21 Bogle call &9 Scatter
23 Clutter DOWN
24 Roof part t Fence part
2S - -time 2 Norse god
26 Potasslum 3 _ York or
nitrate Dix
30 Cf~ 4 Mine yfetd
34 Stylus 5 Excessive
35 Fruit routme 2
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Federal Consumer
. Watchdogs 'Bl~sted'
• • . SEATTLE (AP) -David Horowitz bas made a name for hl~lf
testing advertised claims against product performance on teleVlSlOD,
but he is equally critical of government coosumer·protedion ageo·
cies. . . w..cbl " be ~-''That's "Most consumer information is unlote .. e, -ys.
because the bureaucrats like to more than you e arn,' and that
use language that impresses sort ofthing." ever.~one-about how smart they eoaowm IS NO more kind
are. to industry types who argue or
threaten when be fmds their pro-
ducts waotiog. -:-"t HOROWITZ, STAR OF the
"Consumer Buyline .. TV show
aired in 40 U.S. cilles, com·
plained in an interview that the
vast majority of t.bo8e appointed
to federal consumer protection
agencies have been women.
He recalled a test In which
Duracell alkaline bat.t.erles,
made by Mallory Co., were
round to last longer than
cheaper carbon batteries but not
aslona as Ray-0 · Vaca. . . _. ........
CONSUMER AFFAIRS BOSS
Eather Peterson
TODAY'S LATEST LISTINGS
TUBE TOPPEils tfa: "" Act Of. JuMloe" AIW IN Menncwt ahlldl9I ..... .., ....... .. ,..... ..... aw...
KA.BC • 8:00 -''The Yfar's Look
At Ent.ertafnment... Rona Barett ln·
tervtews some or the bla eatertainment
names of 11n8 including John Travolta
and Drane Keaton.
11111 ...... Tll'lle,..,... .,_
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died ...... Dl"ICllw.
1Pef14cll) -·(I) LOU.wff • Wllllle &A.tit ........... . '"""""' .,,.,.,.... ~
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At Symphony features Hayden_'s "Sym-
phony No. 30 ln C Major, AllelUJa" and
Parts 1and11 of "The Sea.Mm."
-.. l ·-LUM91i:1'.,
M ..... 1•01 Of tN
pr ..... of lltegltlnttt•
'KOOP • 10:00 -.. IUecnill,llcy."
The prpblem of lllegltlmate cblldren
~ "°"" ....... .,.,.. .... ,,.... ..... .
-11&cw.~ from teen-age parents ll examined. ' • "°""
7:00,~~~~· .....
(I) JOl(aa WIL:O
TOUNW•IT~ "°918 ,AMDeC"
• tANl"ON> AND ION
WN11 Fred buyl a llot'M
wttll a fantutlc trade
record tor braadlng
purpoMI. lie .... to notice
tllat ... hOr9a llM beef!
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doJunetlon.
I OATIHG GAMe
THATS HOU.YWOOO
"A SelUte To Gregory
Peck"
I TIO TNJ DOUGH
NJAM..12.
Reed rllk• Illa Ille to aave
Melloy during a gun battle.
~ltt 1)
• 21TONIGHT A mullMthnle tribute to
Ille llOllday ....on 11
ofNl'9CI by ~ art·
1111 trom tlle Loe Ang86ll
area. ID JUUA CHILDNG
COMl'NN
"Chafing Olltl Olnnlr" (I) 1100,.ooo NAa. THAT
TUNE
I THE PNCE • NGHT HO (I) THE WHfTl
' IHADOW
One of COech AM¥'1'1 -players IMtM that Ille glrl-
trlend. II pregnant and .
want• to get !Mrrltd rlgllt
&Wrl· I CONIUMP IUYUHE TOURNMeCT~
A08l.8 PAMDE (R) 8 ltl ROHA IAMETl' "Tiie YMr'a LOOI! At
Entar1ainment" Rona Bar·
tall Interview• Jolln
Travotta. Donna &immer.
Prtldtla Pre.ley. Steve
Martin, Robin Wllllllma.
Diane Keeton and Richard
Oreyfull.
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"The Jolly Comp" by
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( 1953) a.ti OIDtl. o.n.
, ll9rnay. An American II
Otdlred to ~ Moeoow
.... writing anti-Aid 8ftl.
dla,butNl~Mlell
denied perml11lon to
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Olc8t Md Feb -mttad to IPP9W aft • ~
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''The Wlll'Signed By Alfred
Nobel" An eumlnatlon of
tlle ... of AWf9d Nobel.
r....,ctl aclentllt •nd
lndUltrlel magneta, and of
the circurMl.anc. ltllt led
to tlle flnal Wllfdlfto of the
Wiii wtllctl Mild Ille tounda-
tioM of the Nobel Prtz•. 11:IO. (I) ffOCKl'ON) ....
A pleyboy .,..cted of
ITIUtdlflng tlll wife .....
AodtlOf'd to find ltll mye.
teftoul won\8n wtlO can
prove Illa llllbl. (R)
D TONIGHT
Ol'8.e lloet: M#tln ~.
Guella: Joe Wiiiame. ·~ ~Van&uren.
• TWIUGHf ZIONI "N!Nty VMl"t WltllOut
Slumbering" e o POUCE 8TOR'f A~ wno wit·
nesMd. ~·' llo6dup .. kldnapc)ed by ltll
ttw• hOodl wno ClOrllmlt·
led IN robe>aty.
I THE GONG IHOW
GETIMMT
Mu and " ,,.. contect
wtttl a ..... omen In the
c:oemetlCa deCMW1rMI rt. •THE••~ "Tiie Amvat" A m.n
r..igna from 1111 Job lfld II 9bd\IC1ed from Ills ..,.,,.
ment beclUM of It.
MOfNNG
12:00. 1WIUQHT ZONE
Adam Grant ii l«ltenc:ed
Tewsd••'•
·····~~·.,... AFTERNOON
12*' D • • "I've Lrved Before·• 11956) Jock
Matlc>My. Uigfl ~
A pilot auftet'I a mertlat
at>enetlon ·lft wtlich be
~ lllmMlt to be •
pi40t killed during WOf1d w,, L C1tw .. 30 min.)
• ••'At"Bonjour
T,......-C1"8) Oewld
Niven. oe.>orltt KAlrr.
I*' ltl •• 'At ''llle DelptM
Bureall" (1972) L-..rence
Wddnblll, Jo9rlne Pettet. l:IO. * *. ''The HolMe That Wouldn't Ole" (1970)
8atbala Stanwyck. ~
11td Egan.
'Fever' Re-release Rated PG
Tbe llollywoocl 8'Por1er
''Saturday Night Fever," one
of the top..grosalng films of the
past year, with approximately
$545 million in domestic rentals __ despite an audieuce·Umiti.Dg R
rating, will fiDd a new au41~
in Matth when Paramount. re-
releaaes the mm in a PG
version. Not only will the film generate
·new boxoffice revenues in reacbing a y~ger audience pre·
vioul1y barred from the mm but
ltls ~ed that it will double its
mercb8nditing.potenµa1.
I .
ED JUSTIN, READ: of New
York·baaed Ancillary En·
!_eayrisea,-represent.log the
' Hobert Sti2WOOd Orsanlaation •
1Q1 be baa Dad immediate reac·
tiGn ftom the companies to wbOm
he's been talking.
Juatin doesn't see the doubled reveblR coming so much from
new lkensees: but from current ones, wbo·wtli be expanding
their market. sach as belt and
jeans manufacturers.
However, among the new
licensees will be .those com·
pules aimed primarily at the .
younger market, such as
children's book publishing clubs,
with queries from Xerox and
Scholastic for the pboto·novella
type of book.
THE PG VEllSION was &hot.
simultaneously with the R
version. with Stigwoocl planain£ a PG release for airplanes,
where lt ba~ already been
shown, and for its eventual
showing oo TV.
Paramount will have to recall
all of ita R prints before alJ<>w· ing the PG version to go lpto re-
leue0 a target date that' was
held off until next sprin~(. Ac· •
cording to MPAA regulations a
mm can't have two differently
ratea prints in release
almultaneoualy.
Paramount will retire its R
prints in February.
"Tbe governm ent. is
perpetuating a stereotype," be
1ald. "Tbe President's omce for
Consumer Affairs <headed by
Esther Petenon> is nothing but
a sham and a rip-0ff.
"The Mallory <:o. sent a wbole
planeload of esecutlvea and
lawyen out to Los Angeles to try
to keep ua from alring tbe pro-
gram on the other st.ationa,"
Horowiu said. "I just said,
'Take your batteries and above
•
"She keeps dishing out shop-
worn advice like, 'Don't spend
'· ....
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•em.'"
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A Hobert H. Solo Pruduction of A Phalip Kaufman Film
"Invasion of the Body Snatchers"
Donald Sutherland ·Brooke Adams· Uionard Nirnoy
Uf Go&dblum • Veroo.aca Cartwright
Sc:ttenp&.y by WO. Richter,
8eeed on the novel 1be Body &atcben"' by Jack F'Vll'WY
f'n>duced by Robert H. &lo • Dnct.ed by Philip KMl!man m --r TWAsc!!!!
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bot r'ICOl'd a.KJ lw tM tad·
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2. "Le Freak" Q\1c <AUanlic> 3. "My f,,lfe" Btlly Joel
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4 . "You Don't Brlns I ..
P'lowera .. Barb,. Strei.sand &
Nell Olamond <Columb a> .
&. "I Love The NlCht We''
AUcaa 8rtd.-<PolydoC' > I ... Sharing The Night
Toaether" Dr. Hook (CapU.oJ >
1. "Y.M.C.A." Vllla1e People
<Cua~a> t . "Hold The Line•' Toto <Columbia) ~
t . "Our Love. Don't Throw ll
All Awaf" Andy Gibb <RSO l
10. "Ooh Baby Baby" Li.nda
Ronatadt <Aaylum)
TOPLP .'a
1. "Greatest Hits, Vol. fl"
Barbra Stretnnd <Columbla l
2. "A Wlld And Crazy Guy"
Steve Martin (Warner Bro:i. >
3. "52nd Slrfft" Billy Joel
<Columbia>
4. "C'Est Chic" Chic <AUan·
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7. • Brief Case Full" Blues
Brothers <Atlantic>
8. ''The Bal of Earth, Wind &
Fire" Earth, Wind & Fire
(Columbia> .
9. ''Backless" Erie Clapton
<RSOl
10. "You Don 't Bring Me
NOW PLAYING
l'lowel"'I" NeU Diamond fColum·
bla>
CCK1N'l'llY 81NGLD
t. '°Tulia 11rM" Don Williams
<ABC> '
2 "I a.ally Got Tbe teelina
-Baby I'm Buruia•" Dolly
PartootRCA>
3. ••Lacty La1 Down" Jolu>
Conlee <ABC>
4. "Your Love Had Taken Me
That Hl&h" Conway Twitty
<MCA>. ~"Do You Ever Fool Around''
Joe St.amp1ey <Epic>
6. "WbY ifave You Left The One You Left Me For•: Crystal
Gayle <United Artists I
1 . "The Gambler" Kenny
Ro1ers <Unlled Artists> 8. "I've Done Enough Dyin'
Today" Larry Gatlin <Monu·
ment)
9. "'Ibe Official Hl.storian On Shirley.Jean Berrell" The
StaUer Brothers (Mercury l
10. "We've Come A Long Way,
Baby" Loretta Lynn CMCA>
EASYUSTENING •
l. "Time Passages" Al
Stewart (Arista I
2. "My Life" Billy Joel
<Columbia>
3. "Oott Baby Baby" Linda
Ronstadt <Asylum>
4. "Too Mucb. Heaven" Bee Gees<RSO> .
5. "Our Love, Don't Throw It
Away" Andy Gibb <RSO> ·
6. "The Gambler" Kenny
Rogers <United Artists>
7. "Can You Fool" Glen
Campbell <Capitol I
8 . "You Don't Bring Me
Flowers" Barbra Streisand &
Nell Diamond <Columbia I
HOLLYWOOD <AP> -James Farentlno and
Kathnn Harrold wilt.tar in lbe NBC movie "Son· Rlse.•r · · .. The movie. from the book by SUzi Kaufman
and Barry Nell· Kaufman, tella the emoUQnal story ; 9. ••1 Believe You" Carpenters of the auetnpta by a mother and father to reach ,
<AliM > their son -Iott wllhln himself.
10. "Promlaes" Eric Clapton It wU1 air in April :
(R50) ~~--~--~--------------------~:
8001. SINGLES
1. "Get To Be Rear• Cheryl
Lynn <Columbla l
2. "September'· Earth, Wind
& Ff re <Columbia>
3. "Le Freak" Chic <Atlantic>
4. "Get Down'' Gene Chandler
<20th Century l
5. "Love Don't Live Here
Anymore" Rose Royce f Whlt·
field l
6. "Long Stroke" ADC Ban8
I Cotillion>
7. "Whal You Won't Do For
Love" Bobby Caldwell <Clouds>
8. "I Don't Know U It's Right"
Evelyn "Champagne" King
<RCA> .
9. "I'm Every Woman" Chaka
Kahn <Warner Bros. l _
10. "I'm So Into You" Peabo
Bryson CCapitol 1
Bacall Tells
Of Romance
NEW YORK IAP 1 -Lauren
Bacall says she broke off an
engagement to Frank Sinatra
after he '.'btt)laved like a complete
rat.··
In her book. "Lauren Bacall by
Myself." the actress says she and
the singer were engaged alter the
death of her hus.\>and. Humphrey
Bogart. Wben)l«:_ws of the impend·
ing marriage leaked out. Sinatra
got cold feet and ignored her.
"Actually. Frank pid me a
great favor." she says m excerpts
lo be published in February's
Family Circle magazine. "He
saved me from the disaster our
marriage would have been.··
0 A compellllg thriller."
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-'California Suite ' S oars.
N ii Simon Play Evolves Into Fine Mo vie --~---
It ~ be •n •Hrclae In tutlUty to pJ'etend
U.at all the pt0blema tnhe~nt ln translatln1 a play
-~"' • Nell lmon play Into a movie have Mt• tohed ln Ray Stark'• production or
''C.lllomla hilt" tor Columbia Pictures.
Not to wny. Th1nk1. to SJmon'a Incredible ear tor Liie nuanc:" o( h\tman apeec h and hia eye tor
huQlan behlYIQr, th Wm{ I written tor the
acr .. n by Simon and dlrec ed br Herbert Rosa.
eaally ..,.... above lhe.normaJ atnctures ot a one· ,et. llmlted·charact•ra ataae production. It isn't ao
much a .mat~r ot ope.nine out •• openJn1 In.
a&CAueg THE PLAY ITSELF Involves five
coupl• who chetk Into the Beverly HUIB Hotel.
Simon Hlud on the clnemaUc opportunity or hav. Inc them 1rrtve 1lmultaneously, not subseqoont to
each other. In lh11 way. he was able to inter.:ul bis
1torle1. allowtq them all to Pl'Olreas in parallel
faahlon to Lhelr ultimate denouements.
Also, tblnka to Columbia's laraesse. be could af.
lord ftlht top ai.n-Alan AJda, Michael Caine, Bill
Colby Joe Fonda, Walter Mat·
tbau. tiatne Ma)'., Richard Pryor
an1UC•ateSIJ'lt)\ <•lphabetlcal·
ty, ol CQUrM) -tnstead of doubt.
lngthesametew actors. as on the st.Jlge. .
On the stage, it was all a
trick, and we appreciated the ac·
tors' abllllie#J to transform
therruielves Crom one character
to another. The m ovie takes
away the need for that kind ot ,iroHoA
trickery. Each actor Is required to be -and remain
-a single character throughout the picture: .
AND THE QUINTESSENTIAL STRENGm of
''California Suite" Is that that ls exactly what hap·
pens. Some or our nnest contemporary act.ors pro-
vide role shadings that quite take one's breath away.
J have to exclude rrom Uus Bill Cosby and
Richard Pryor (along with their movie wives,
Sheila Frazier and Gloria Gifford>. They're from
another picture altogether. a black-face Laurel & Hardy in which the car
gives out, the proper ,,---~~~:---] hot el reservations ha-( MOVIE
ven 't been m ade. the ·orwnl:"D7 bathroom noods over. ~,. l l:iW
and every prop 1s a
breakaway. .
I found it deme.:ining that· the only blacks
checking into the Beverly Hills Hotel were made the butt or this kind of humor .
On the other hand. there is the he~rt ·
wrenching story of J ane Fonda, A career woman
who has flown to California to work out some kind
of modus vivendi with her divorced husband <Alda>
and the child that she loathes but can't bring
herself to give up.
llEART-WRENCtnNG ALSO IS tbe tale o( the·
movie queen /Maggie Smith>. at the Beverly Hills
in slight anticipation or winning an Oscar for a
film she despises, whose husband I Caine> is a
homosexual She nans at hlm in the drunken af·
Lermath of her defeat. but s he needs the love and
assurance that only l'le can provide. Thl,s is Simon
writing at the top of his form .
And if It comes out eraatz Noel Coward, don't
knock it; trtalz Coward these days is better than
echt practically anybody I ean think of.
The cuUnc could hardly be better. Fonda has
nev r bttn more vulnerable and appeaJ1n1 thin as
the mother ltalf·t\OPlna. half-rear1n1 that •he will lose her chJJd to her ex·husband.
No Itta effective Is Manie Smith a. the brtt· ----~-~-~~~..m.:-""""."'---:---::-::::::::::==tle, ao~ttcated actre111 who hb made her llfe a
1ham and a cover for the bOme>eel(ual huabtnd that
sl\e lov~desplle all. And Elaine May Is nawtessly
icy aa the wire who Oops into the mldllle of her
husband's sole Infidelity. ·
iAS A ..,FOOTNO'l'E TO history. Women's Lib
ml1bt care to note \hat this Is one mQvie in which
the JadJ• emerae infinitely stronger than the men.
And far more Interesting, > -
On the p.rvductlon side. credit Ross with Cas
alway1) marvelously evocative performances, the
veteran Margaret Booth for a tight editing enaem·
ble. David M. Walsh for his bright and adroit
cinematography and Claude Bolling for a Ilg.ht.
swingingly sophisticated score that aptly ties ever·
ythlng together.
Inevitably. \.here are moments in ··c.uromla
Suite" tllat remind one or it.s stage orl1ins -but
there is so much more l9 su11est that Neil Simon
should have Imagined this as a film original In the
fint place. l'd say it works 90 percent of the way
-and on my personal Richter sole. that's mighty high.
"lr1 •b end eneroelic
and fun. Great momenta
and a lot of 1111. Mn .. tional
1pecMll enec11 llld
eostum11.·
'"Rau 11 •ul*t> 1n 'Tiie wiz·:
her s>erlOfl)Wlee renka Wiii
lharof Barbra Slre!Mnd 1n
'Funny Girl' and Liu
Mlnnelll In -c.beret.'.
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But Simon Is most at home
wnen handling the warm,
Jewish humor of a resignedly
happily married man CWaJter
Matthau), out In California lo
celebrate the bar mitnah of hi s
nephew. Because they don't
quite trust the airlines, he ar.
rives in advance or his wffe
<Elaine May) and finds that his MAnHAu a:iwMV•R8A L llTUDID• TOUR ._.,,,. M CAOOttll'lltf OP{N 1000 ... loll! ICMlfJO"'
concupiscent brother <Herbert Edelm~nl, afte~ a
.night on the town, has put a call girl <Denise
Galik) in his room ...:.. who promptly passes out on a
fuJI bottle of tequila .•. and Is still out when the wife arrives.
IT'S 11IE KIND OF serio-comedy that Simon
doea best, including May's understanding forgive-
ness or bJs transgression -but she's going to
spend hla fast dollar in the stores on Rodeo. Which
prompUy ~mes Nightmare Alley for Matthau.
MATINEES DAILY
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"LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" (R)
"MAGIC" (R)
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When tourists nnd assorted other
out~Howners think of Orange Coun-
ty they no doubt conjure up visions of
our well-pubhc1zed landmarks: Dis·
neyland's Matterhorn. Knotts Berry
Farm's Cork Screw. Mission San Juan
Capistrano and John Wayne
For those o f us who llve in
Orang'& County, particularly along the
Orange Coast. we have our own set
of landmarks, which may or may not
be as well-known but. nonetheless.
spell home
It aiay be as oromary a sight as
c:ty hall, a statue of a foundmQ father
or even a well-traveled freeway off·
ramp. .
Or · it may be one of the 1G
·landmarks" found on this page. See
if you can 1dent1fy these represen·
tat1ve slices of the Orange Coast. To
find out how well you did, see Page
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People have washed an·d fltJshe<! tHeir. contacts down th(j,
drain, eaten them and frozen t6etry t;(i~b, an, ice ·cube. l
By CHERYL ROMO :. • re~lac:'emenl · ottilto..1w~u.tsUff • , \ B~M~at·ttkCake Award" goes to o.ne ,
So to be unscallerbrainedJis~ourltNew , or H l'ngfq_~ ~~ physic:lap Or. Daniel '
Y •' ~-• lion But y....,'V•'l~ ree pairs 1 Sigbin 'st ~i~qte\.wlio accidentally loat her J ear 5 r=uou · ."" .,. 'b. • lens t-1 a toaladif'"'t~ Jt,. and washed It down or expensive contact lenses in't.be ,11aat ·\wo ,.,. "" ....
months. • f.' . . ( , ~ with a. gltss· bf c ipagne berore she realized • ls there any hope for som like y~"r. 1 whlt:.she hact.~n .
Relax. first of all you'~ ~r ~tal ., 1 Th\ ''Blinct.C°'4(qe Award" also goes to a·
are8' opbthalmolo1lst1 repott· !\hat..1oilrtg "~ patl~nt of .. Dr. Sig~ind'i; who was skllng andl
microscopic alua or Oexible plaaU,c .. ~s Is 1111 • noticed h« I~ Hemed to be rrosting over~
all too common eitpertence ror Cdur.-eyed, h She· p~lhem In a •glass ·or water and in Ute • ~wo·Mle0881~~i:"f'~· le~ down the drain morning the wa~'?h"the glass was a solid lce1 .... --.. h th cube. , · while cleanlns thesn. or they for1et w ere ey A spokesperson ror Or. Andrew Cles' 1
put. their storage cases. Some Individuals. Newpon Beach oHlce said many lose contacts I
report the docton. have such poor eyul9ht. that whUe swlmmlna or showertn~. Contacts
they can't see to put the lenMI Oft ~ ftnd the automatically come out when submened In 4 caae. Ophthalmolotlsta don't make houlecalls. nuld so lf f l a •ood C"" NMnlnd on or
Then. -1 ....... , ... , ther'"' '• , .. ~ ClalliC example -)'OU ee " · ~ :r.-· a • "' ......... ... "' ., w.., someone threatena you with a dun.Ii IP& at a pool of the man who comes hol'lle from work party, It's best to remove yow-specs.
exh'austed and wraps his hard cootacta in 8 One ot the mOllt embarraaainc ways to lose
u11ue by the bedside. only to have bis wUe. o lent, .. Id a represent.alive ot Dr. Roeer
thlnklnl It'• a piece of trash, '1•h the wtw>le Ohanealan's office In San Clemente, '' to Joe«! It
thins down the totlet. • In your eye -either under the tld or "down •
Not only can It be In expensive mlllake below" -nerea1Hatin1 a vlalt to tl\t (from SW> to t.150 if you don't h•ve lnauruce>, 1 opthalomotlat . • • ..,,,,,..,..-~-w, abo \n-._1.ay tt...takes .. ' <SeelYE Paaea>
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DEAR ANN
UNDr.RS:. M.ay ay r I re f'Cj) ly
lO ''~ Conm'fted 1D
Boston.' tbe •oman
wbo waa alrakt lbe teat·
tube baby mlfht reduce
rMld·beartns lO a cold.
•cleatlno proc:ectura, de·
\'old or unna or love T
.. )' b~baod 4nd r
c hoae artHlrlal In
aemln1Uon u lb• lut
ruort We ~Id beerl LrJ· ln1 for v...-al years,
without~. to have a Nby \ht IMlw-al wv .
t can tell >-ou rrom rh .. t·
haad Hperteoau Ul•l
ver1 few bab&e "'°"'d
be born u they au lied '° be uncehod ln tht1 ma.notr f\l.rt!Mnnore.
not many marrl•IH
could endure the tcnaton
reai1 ue unfounded
£vu thoulb aeience bu
ffsuud o~ a. way to
m •ll• bablH la tut
tu • tbe wwid la la • dH1er o/ bel.ac populal•
ed by "blolof lral
fu1looa." Not .ff AT
man)' ~pie waat clllld.19 ll'f ___., co
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l..A N D<S. Ny 1trl
frtend ..S I h..S dlnM1'
at • nk!e .......,.ut tt
l'Ct'IUy W ~ Mated
n••t lo an older
aenllftnall and bi• wt.la
Tbe fellow kept later· rupt~t:" coo._...UOa by ......... !Neb
U, "An ~ tlWO •at· ried!" ...........
A•• IAl•llen
He ._ the to1tven•·
Uoa ·lolna throu1hout
our .. u,. meat The
••• wa.1 not .,, ft· Hramu.t~ tn f aet. ht
waa .... .Wormed and ... ~.
When lhe waller
brouabt our dlnnef
cbeck he 1n1l1ted ob
p1yln1. I allowed tum to
do to U.C. I fiCw't.'<i we
bad pf'OYided b.lm with
u ev.an.·1 entertM1n
mnt. lb rn.ct WU Up·
t'ft Nd Nk1 l behaved hhpropertly. Wbat Is
10 .. r oplillon ? -PLEASED AT THE
BAIL-Otfl'
O~Aft ANN : Usually
you're pretty sharp but
)'OU peMed up J ,,..at
opportunlty nriatJy. I
,..fer to tM WOIDM wbo
complained thM "Mn.
Good7 Two Shon"
1oolJed the lotal coffH
"latch• by conttantly uklnf. "were you
thert!' "How can you
be •ure the atory .11
true~ Did you hear ll
from a fly on the wall?''
nd dlaap~olntmenta
con~tf'ld W1Lb 1rtl/lcl1J
1nseminatloa. It takn
true dedication and •
tremendou d.,lre on
the put ol both partlee
to have a dUJd wttb the
help ot pbyalclaaa.
DUr'let Ind tedmlciUll.
On the odMr hand, no
love or cartni Is needed
lo produce » baby
through sexual ln
~ercourse AU ''tall• ii ·>n~JustlUJ moment. So, please tell "Deeply
1 'oncerned" that her
bave you bee"o 10,at
toaetber?'' He a 10 DEAa Pt.EA.SEO: I
wanted to know where uree wtdt you frlead.
we worked. what we Wit~ oa.u,aae )'O'IU'Mlf lO
tbou11tt ol the Carter ad· ....... .,......, If YOO
mlol1traUoa, and bow •lto•ld na Into him
we felt about the state of asa• lie ...W -.doubt·
the world an 1teneral. edly m.-we rtpt lD aad
din tt ...W be YOUR
&HD to pick up the
clteell. Tltere'• H such
dabll u • free tucb -or 4luet', or aay&hlng
t!M.
Why didn't you tell her
oft la your Inimitable
•tyle? The perrect
aquelch would have
been. ''JnteUtaent people
talk about Idea•.
Averase people talk
about wnp. Small peo-
ple talk about other peo-
ple." I read that line
somewhere and never rorgot lt. -CHEYENNE.
FAN '
DJ:All CHEYENNE:
Yom read It la my col·
um1a. AAd I .ever forcot
It! It woakl have been
tbe perfect aqaelcll.
Tllaaka for tandDI ap
an old 1o&c1e.
Quiz
Answers
Here are die au~rs to Onale Coat,
Landmarb Qa:lz on Page Cl:
One: Qrpola on Balboa PaYWoa.
Two: Front door to Ca11 'aclflca,
rormer Wes&em WbJ&e Houe, San Oemea&e.
Three: Merry-go-roa.ocf bone, entrance
co So•tll eo..t Plaaa Sboppla& ~-Foar: Sewer pla.nt Otldet, Lac-a Beadl.
Five: <lock tower, Newport II.arbor lllCll
ScbooJ.
Six: Seagull ltt'ulptare, Seacun VUlqe,
HuaUnl&oQ Beacb.
Seven: Leisure World globe, La1u1
HUis.
Elgbt: Surfer scaJptare, Hantl•l&oD
Bea'ch.
Nine: Rocket, TallmHti Aviation,
Ou ace County Airport.
Tea: Gree&er (Etier Luaeo J slalH,
La1ua Beacb.
••• Eye
<From Page Cl>
Persons Wllh exceptaonaUy poor vision. she
~dded, often have difficulty after putting the
first Jens in trying to put in lhe second because
·they can't focus.
"It's a hlt·lnd·miss process," she said.
.. And many limes a miss."
Arlene Somer of Dr. Michael WalcOl\'s
office In Laguna Hills said many of their
patients are elderly and au too often lose lenses
in carpeting or mlsplace them. •
"When the lens Is out oC their eye," she
said, "they can't see to find them."
Some doClO('S report patients as saying they
left their tiny storage cases in a hotel room
whlle on vacation; and most doctors were in
agreement that a strong blow to the back or
participation in contact sports can cause a Jens
to pop out, often without the wearer realizing it.
What's the answer? Simple: don't wear
lenses wrule playing football, crying, swimming
or showering. Beware or foreign objects In
tostadas and always have a friend around with
excellent vision lO slft throu.ch shag carpeting ln
an emergency.
Never wrap your contacts ln tissue or atore
them in the snow. And if you can't fathom all
that. think of a new New Year's resolution.
Low Prices
( Boroseope . )
TUESDAY, JAN. 2
By SYDNEY OMARR
LIBRA (SepL 23-0ct. 22): What appeared to
be a setback u; merely a
dt>lay . Aries is in pic-
A RI ES CMarch 21· lure. YouflDdkeywhicb
April 19); Avoid direct enables you to complete
conrront~ion . Leave or streamline basic
fine points, details for services. Reim~ to be
another lime. Survey intimidated by those
situation as a whole. who wa,nl to make
Grasp the "big picture.'' 50;1c~1~ ~~· 23.
Accent on what occurs Nov. 21): Lunar 88...,...t behind the scenes. Clan· .. --destine meeting could be points to ch~e. travel,
on a'enda. Vtalt one variety. creativity, a re-
c on fl ned-to hom e, lalionship that "warms hospital. up." Leo, Aquarius
TAURUS (April 20· figure promlnenUy. You
May 20): Che<:k routine make new contacts, pre· _ be sure you are oot sent fresh concepts -
i 1 yo ur personal missing essent a s. maanetlsm ls activated.· Someone will offer you a • 11 "way out" or an "escape People, especia 1y tbe
bat.ch." Key ls to choose opposJte sex, are drawn
h ._ t led lO you. •PP•ueA as con ru SAGrJTAJUUS cNov.
to intrigue. Aquarius 22·Dec. 21>: Stick to
fieures prominenUy. You basic issues. Don't give
learn something more up something 0( value
aboutnienchhip. for nothing. Insist on
GEMINI (May 21· verification, checking
June 20): You have op-sources. ObtaitLvalid
portualty to analyze appraisal. Someoce is
p r o s p e c t s a n d "sending you a sipal."
reaponsab1llt.1es. Sagat· Know it ind put up an·
tariua. Virgo persons t.enna.
figure prominentb. CAP&ICO&N (Dec.
Ttiere will be changes -22-Jan. 19): Accent on and aome could result in c l o ~ e n e i g h b o r s •
elevation ot your posi· messages. relatives,
lion. Message is re· short journey. Gemini,
celved which resolves Sagittarius persons dilemma. figure prominently. Y~
CANCER CJ 21 could !)ICceed on "third unp · try." Expand bortlOns; J u I Y 2 2 > : Fa tn 11 Y s-picture ... a whole. member could announce ~---education or travel EI em en ts o J uck '
plans. You do not own P o p u l a r i t g r a b
any person. You know it spoUlght. ·
and elve your blessings. AQUAIUU
Taurus, Ubra. Scorpio 20·Feb. 18): t oo
f. in __ _. d r.tecing toe bits of 11ure !ICe•uu •0 -an nforma•'-which can so does the number 6. '"""" The "adjustment" will result in profit. Another k I Aquartan figures prom. ta e~ acf. inently. You locate L O (July 23·Aug. "lost" article. You de· 22>: What is currently termioe values, what obscured may soon be made crystal clear. should be retained. what
K it d I discarded. now an Pan ac-PISCES C Feb. 19· cordtngly. Investmelltfi March 3>): Lunar cvcle leaaea, tax~. nnanaa ., I .ure Tourists
WORCESTER. England <AP> -Tbe two jeana·clad young women with backpacks were
surrounded by thousands or plates, bowls, cups
and saucers as the)' carefWJy tallied up the
En1Uah porcelain tn their sbopplna buketa .
arraneements with high -judgment, lntul·
J-partner or mate fl&ure Uon are oa target. "Be promioeot.ly. 11 paUeot, confident enoup to rely
shrewd and thorough, on yoUI' own feelings. you realize a profit. Yes, you wW accurately VIRGO (Aug . 23·Sept. ·perceive cy~les, trends.
22): Get down to the Gemini, Vargo, Saglt·
hard, cold facts•-get tarius -a~d tn~
agreement.a, promises in number s -r1&ure in
w r i tl n 1 • cancer , _a_c_e_n_a_no_. ------
Mary Baker, 24. or New York City, and her
25-year-old roommate. Jackie Adams, said one
of the maJn reasons they had come to ·England
this year was to buy six fiv e.piece place settings or
English china tableware apiece in a "seconds
shop" of a ma1or porcelain factory.
"WE'RE TIRED or plastic," Mill Balcer
said emphatically. "We aren't about to wait
around until we get married -ii we do -to,
have tlice dashes. We make decent money and
like nice things fqr-\he apartment. 1be price ~
just goht• to go • 8nd we fll\lft'd we tnlght as
well make the investment now as later."
Capricorn person~ ftgure prominently.
Judgment, Intuition
could be otc center. Know It aDd wait for a
more propitious lime.
Get files In order, Une
up priori•ies. Listen, wait and prepare. •-_ .... .......,...., ___ _
The two secret.aria said t.bey hid saved IUIW ... C,...•At~ ·-· ... • enoush money on cheap standby trana-AtlanUc.. -·.,. ~ "'-----
air rarea to travel 120 miles north by train from T•...,._ Yt•••...,• It lWldwp OMtf London to the Royal Worcest.er Spode p0rcelain
ractory, one of En1land'1 oldest cblna pro-••• Hftt ,_-
ducers and a mecca for thowandl ol towiata H~
who come each year looklnl for cheaper prices • • _......_ ~ ,,._. than lMJ can find back h:ome. • -r---r
THE SECONDS shope at Royal Worces" PWS ••• ,_.,._ •
and other Enalllh china fact.or1• are outlet.a ror RH ... M••dl Cu•••• lbe factory'• allptly damaaed pieces and are
reduced tn>m the fwl rei.u r._rtce. The Ufflmlte .. In 1 fµH aeMoe BelKJtySllOn
With tbe U.S . dollar • vaJue 1hr1~inc M1nlcu,.. · •. ~
abroad. ~ cblna hn)Orted uu A.aMtlca ta ,, &. tt t>ecomtna mo,.. ripenaive. Ull1t.Ze a Bemud TM lwo t.ourlli. 1atd &bat even ... , their uc1>1V1qvA1.. tw• t>ale" alx "HCOOdl" plate lelilftit wa lhlpped bome
, Tia ,,rface mall, tbe1 will .un bavt aaved balr ...... ...., 141 ~~ •·
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The Bl~tt M.trketpl.tCt" On The Or4'nge Co.tit
COAST LIFE •nd DAILY PILOT
CLASSIFIED ADS
One Call 842·5878 Fast Cr~lt Service APOrovat ....... ,..,.,.
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Gorgeous tri·lcvel brand new "Sea
Breeze" model with many added
amenUies . A1r -cond .. fully
landacaoed, auto. sprinklers, luxury
cptng. 'Mirrored wardrobes. beaut.
light fixtures. 3 BR. ram rm & formal
DR. Security area. By app't.
W1SUY M. TAYLOI CO., llALTOIS
Z I t I S.. Joo .. " Hlh Rood
MIWPORT.CIHTH. M.I. 644--49 I 0
.......... ....................... 5PICT A.CUL.Al
CdMYllW
ftrtule8cflOlt!
Owner wUl fbw>ce OQ in·
etaUmmt ••· i...,~ in• ..... : s bdrma .. 3 baths,
1-leftt; large comer lot..
Bey • ocean view. wttb sunaeta supreme. New
Crice $215,000 on fee
and! EQUAL HOUSING
OPPORTUNITY ~
W.._..1Moffce:
All ~•J estate advertised llCX:HWTY
in this newspaper 1s sub-
ject to the Federal fo'a1r llous1ng Acl of 1968 i7J.1300 wbkh makes 1t 11legal to ._,, __ _ 1dvertlse .. any pre .... _______ _
fenmce. limitation. ora-----..._ ___ _
ctitcrtmln.aUon baaed on
1111Ce,Cl0Aor,religkln.sex. or natiorW origin. or an
int.enUon lo make any
such preference. Um1la·
bOn,ordlscnmmaUon ..
1lus newspaper w1I~ not
knowinf!IY accept any
advertising for rea l
estate which is 1n viola·
Uonollhelaw.
"FIXER"
S37 IJO
Cute 2 BR w frplc .
Owner will finance. No
loan fees/no qualifying
Will sell fast! Hurry'
64.S-722•
e =·~..=-::1 __ w_n_tc1_· _ff_R_•_cift,_y_ • .., ......... ~i----------"" 11 a~-The $2500 IONUS
DAILY PILOT•-• TO BUYER. Sputd.ing llMltyfw ... flntt. pool, spacious 4 BR. tn anwctlMM"flollomy. level;'bordering park
with bridal palh. com---------•I muter close to Los Angeles. Offered for ....... fw SGle Sle»,950.
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FOllCLOSURI!
TRUE! I Bedrm r1xer·
upper. will go into
foreclo1ure ahorlly !
Blank baa notified owner
ol It's intent. Good loca· tion. 67XJ07 Lot size. Fu II
price just 165.000! Take
advantaie. caJJ 752-1700 Now!
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MIMUTESTO
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$61.000
llDRM
Lvl.y, pnde ol ownership
home 10 desl'rable re·
sldeollal area. Huge
perk lake backyrd.
Terms available .
646-Till.
~ Walker & Lee
Real Ealate
STOP!!
Tue time to relax and
shol> at home. It's slmple
with Dally Pilot
Claulfied .\ds. And i/
you have something Lt.
sell. call a friendly
SELL id.le Items with a Claasir1ed Ad· Visor aJ. Dm.lY PUot Claaslfied Ad. _642--_5678 _____ _
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\a MCW'll.1 am. Near
s..ai Cout Plau. ru II ptce M. Immediate ~y. HI.UT)'. ~lie' ~ O.JIMM477
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bllor-9 t\I lo&d' I MS-ldl
associated
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MESA WOODS
IOMUS '-
Lvty 4 bdrm, 2 s tory
home w11&e bonus rm
rmly rm It frml dln rm
Aloi sized lot. Cathedral
ceilings. Lowest 19'i~ed 4
story ln Mesa Woods. Al
mly Sl.34.llOO, It wlU I C rast ! MS<9d1 • ,
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SEASONS.
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673-1700· _______ ,
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS, 4
BR., 2 baths, large yard.
Schools c&o.e. $"96.900 =Lll"a:J/J t' ......
. 61Am AXER
Abandoned ! Needs wortt ! 16132' awl mmtng
pool! Located on· qwet
cul-de-sac:. VA terms!
Hurry!Call:64S-0303
CDMCHARMH
South or Hlehway·
delightful 2 bedroom
honlt'on R-2 lot. room for
2nd unit. Quaint charm,
PETE RlRRETr . REli.TY
,.. M2·,.
RENTERS!!
ls your rent gomg up &
out ol site! We can help
you out ol renters r ul ! Ar!orda ble housing I
Doo'twalt! Call: 64S·0303
FOREST E
OLSON . , . . .
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•UqulDATION•
•6YAHOMU•
lnveltor lJQuldaUng Homee ID COLLEO E
PARK
YOU WANT m
WI HAYI m Ml'Wfon 11ACN
1 acre estate 1525.000
<>cunrroat dUPlex '385,000
Bayfront duplex 1218:5.000
3 plus pool 1120,000 . MftAY ..
3 plus pool & Jacuul ., .500
4 plua f1m. rm. tltf.000
COSTA._..
13 unJtl SStO 000
4 plus lam. rm. W.S.soo
3 plus fam. rm . .-..aoo
4 plus lam. rm. *!!>1000
2 plus lot\ $72,vw
HUMnl•TOM .. CM
4 plus lam. rm. $113.Q.llO
Many many more
call'°' detala. M&-1111
o/ newparl
REALTORS '
675-151 I
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3 b••a1 ...... t-, ...._ bl ... IMt c..,._...t•••d...,1 ndlc •' Mns. n· .... ,.... ......... --. ......
to.cit of .... ~. $244,506.
COlE OF NEWPORT REALTORS 2s 1 s E. Coast Hwy .. c ..... w..
675-5511
OCEANFRONT PENTHOUSE
North Laguna Beach's fin est loca-
tions. Extremel)' spacious with spec-
tacular ocean view. About 3000 sq. ft.
of luxury, 2 new huge patio decks &
private elevator. Offer jl reasonable
down payment & seller will carry en-
tf r~alan ce <with no lender pro-
bllms> Asking $395,000. _
JACOBS REALTY 675-4'70
2919 NIWPOlT It.cl.
COl'Mf' ]Offt ••
l•ltOOM
IWlHAUOI
Witb view in channlng
gated Sea'liew.
2laJ Yacbt. Graylioe Si279.ll00
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OUR ENTIRE
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WISHES YOU
THE HAPPIEST
OF HOLIDAY
CHEER
540-3666
and.MESA DEL 'MAR
HURRY-They are In IOOd ahape and WON'T .. _____ .._ ___ ..__ ..
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HAPPY MIW YIAll
Jl'atber nme ls on your
Rde ii 10'8 ad now I Your
eboke ol 2 • l ·bclnn. ~·=·Or, 2" 2 bdmJ.. d • -.0001 Or, 2 b rm. bOUH, -=....,,,.,. .......
•'71-7060.
4 yr old. 3br, l~ba,
Sacram ento art• hotne.Lndacpd w/11 oak
lreel. Central heat Ir air.
Dbl car atlacbld 1ara1t. •.tm-•-7 .
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1HI WA.VIS ICHO llHIMD ML
PATllMCWAITH.oPINNISS, IS
WHAT THI SEA HAS ·TO
11ACH. SIMPUCITY • SOUTUDI
• fMTHMlnlMCY . • • IUT
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TO DPLOll. THIU All MOii
Sl"'S TO PIMD, THIS IS ONLY
1MI•-···~ ,. ................ a.r ...... , .. u. ... .-.
U..O UAL UT A Tl IMVITIS
YOU TO IXPLOll OUI
llAC .. S IM 1979.
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Btty view from 2 patio decb enhances
cuatom spaclouJ 5 'bdrm.. 4 bath
tradltionol home: llke new. Ideal for
entertaining. s:K>0.000
OCIAMRONT
Quality craftam~nshlp ln mahog. trim
& Qak noons sets off this landmark : 4
BR. 3 bit. home ln llnest loutlon.
Estobllahed trees & lawns. $475,000.
IACI IA'f . nn• 4 bdrm .• 2~ bath family home on
qulot cul de sac. Oversh:~ pool.
playhouse. storaae $169.000. Terms. .
IAY,.OMT
Several fine bayfront homes
with pier & slip
AVALON
Well constructed. 3 BR, l ba. oak
lloor. partial basement. concrete
foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY . REALTOR
• " I • , • ·~ , • f I , t l
DOWN WHlttE THE TRAD.EWIHDS
ILOW ...
In beautiful Baycrest is this Ivan
Wells designed 4 bedroom, 3 bath
home on fee simp&e land. Some of the
features: 2700 sq. ft., large master
s uite, formal dining room, lovely
landscaping. Price, $230,000.
PM.BMOFH · Beautiful four bedroom Palermo on
fee land. Expensive beige carpeting,
ceramic tiles in kitchen. foyer, bar
and powder room. For entertaining: a
gazebo. jacuzzi and covered patio. On
a greenbelt a nd close to the pool for
only $205,999. Fee! .
U~lf)UI: li()MI:§
REALTORS '., 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar
also m Mesa Verde, at 546·5990
nmt~,mn
450 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE 7SMl11
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS!
... an investment in real estiile
shQuld be at the top of your list -
especially in a fast growing area sue h
as Newport Harbor. In our 30 years ,of
serving this area, we have helped
many clients become independently
wealthy .. .A.perhaps we can·help you.
As Will nogers said, ''.buy REAL
ESTATE because they ain't going to
make anymore of it"
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
U!~S1J~~ !'4!1
450 NE)VPORT CENTER DRIVE 759-0IU
~~
FMULOUS llG CANYON ESTATE
Classic Country English home on 2nd fairway, adjacent tO park. Four
bedroom & maid's. rncluding
master suite with fireplace and
study. Living room, library, formal
dining, huge f amity room and coun-
try k1tchen. separate family sitting
room in .c hildren 's wing. 4
Fireplaces, 2 staircases: undercon-
structlon for spring -occupancy.
$995.000 fee land .
·~ ..... co. 844·9080
21'1 IAN JCMGIM ..U.S RO. *~CUTUI
CE
810111 BLlllS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
DOMT MISS THIS
Best Buy In Mesa Verde. 3 Bdrm. + Fam. Room In Great Location Near Scboola. A Little Red«orating
WUI Make This A Super House.
$79.900. It's A Super Buy .
SlftlJ DUPLIX .
On Capistrano Beach. Each Unit
Has 3 BR + fireplace. Wonderful
Location With Seclusion And
Leis ure On The Sand Midway
Between L.A. And San Diego. Come
Inspect This Gorgeous Smog.Free
& Temperate Locale. $750,000.
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MoncMy, January 1, 1879 DAILY PILOT q
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Pete /Jan.en Jealtg
preje11/j
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
DOV• SHOalS Your chance for this
superb vlew & locotion -on f ef: land!
Just steps to priv11te beach. Walled
courtyard entry loads into this quality
home with tho finest appointments. 3
lovely bedrooms with master suite
enjoying t.be fabulous view, b\g family
room & kitchen combine for happy
llvi n~ & entertainin~. Make an
&(Jl>Oitltment to see this unique home. ·
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
HALF ACIE IN NEW,ORT -With
excellent Back Bay view! Custom 4
bedroom home with many plusses for
the active family: Lar,l:!e cement area
for boats. camper. games & activities.
Located on cul·de·sac -Ideal for
children. Of course large garden area
& much more! Call I-or appointment to ~this one-of -a -kind home.
ONCE IN A LIFETIME
WESTCLIFF WINNER -Just like
walking into a model home !
Completely updated with beautiful
carpets & fl()Onn g, papers & drapes &
built· ins. 4 bedrooms & dining room or
3 bedrooms. den & dining room -
private courtyard entry -easy care
yard. electric garage door. Many
advantages in central location. Owner
transferred & readv to move. $169.000.
642-5200
Lingo
RIA.l&Tm
INCOME PROPllTY IM
LAGUNA IEACH
ISTTIMI
JUSTUSTIDI
Fabulous view home In
exclusive Harbor View
JWls. Over 200 root view
frontage: 4 Bdrm +
family room & formal
dining room . Transferred owner has
priced to sell at $289,000. !
67J.4400
HARBOR
LIDO REAL -6734300• ·,
A Dtv1slon ol Red Hill Realty
Lido Realty has served the harbor
area since 1953. Lido's professional
staff is ready to help you. with your
real es\ate needs. Call anytime!
RESIDanlAL-WATEIROMT
VACATION 'LEAsH
LIDO REAL TY .\
3377 Via Lido, Newport leacta
. '73-7lff
A Dlvlll•.Of led Hll..., -I .
~ll macnab I l(Vfn~ ?-realty
IXTIAOIDIHARY. • • , 1
High ceilinp! Lar~e rooms!
French doors. Circular driveway!
A marvelous custom home for en·
tertainlng w/oversize family rm w11i. fplc -formal dinlrig rm~-3
BR.i. Dover Shores Area al ~9.500 fee. Barbara Aune 64.2·8235. (K-48) ~
aa.usm IM ... CANTON
1st time offered. Developer's oWJ'f
home offers 4 Blh, 2't'.r bat.ha
beautifully appointed w /teak e ntry,
designer papers, beamed ceiUn1s.
air-cond .. pool, plus one of the flnest
views of golf conrse & city Jlghts !
$575,000. Lynne Valentine 644·6200: <K-49)
... •
JJapp'J n.w '!}earl
MME YOUR 1979 RESOLUTION
TO CALL AND SEE:
' HASTIMftS & CO. IN THI ~
306 AVENIDA CUMBRE, 3 bdrms ..
21t'.a baths. den. fantastic bay •lew!
$182,000
2195 VISl'A ENTRADA, 3 bdnns., 2~
baths; outstanding greenbelt view!
$169-.900 ,
HAS'TYtGS & CO. tH WOOOSTllAM
345 UNIVERSITY, L·I: 3 bdrms .. 2
baths: family rm .. formal dining rm ..
upgraded townbome. $104.000
HAmtiGs & co. IH MHA VllDI
2078 FLAMINGO DR .. 4 Bdrms .. 3
baths. 3 car garage: large fenced lot.
$122,000
HASTINGS & CO. IN MIWPOIT CUST
18 TRIBUTE COURT, 2 Bdrms., 2
baths, outstanding buy It $110,000.
STAaT THE MIW YUi
with a lovely new home! Call us to see
this unusually beautiful near-n ew
"Nantucket" model in Sea view on a
fantastic VIEW s ite. See the city
lights. ocean. Catalina! Customized
w/luxury cptng. drape ries, choice
wallpapers. etc. 2 BR & conv. den .
Security area. pool & tennis. S'l78.000
WESLEY H. TAYLOR CO., REALTORS
21 I I S• Jooq.ain Htlh Road
MEWPOltT CEMTER, H.I . 644°4910
for your help in 1978 and have a
HAPPY . HEALTHY and
PROSPEROUSI979
Waterfront Ho••• Sali•b•rv
Realty
c:;::; SELECT
I PROPERTIES
HAPPY HOLIOAYS
FROM YOUR FRIENDS •
AT SELECT PROPERTIES
Jim Ferryman Pete Viotto
Pat Rloir Mina Avis Len Bradv lil't'k ,. Broob
Pat Brady Betty Chappel •
Elsa Ga~etta Laura Coonollv
C'arl Glas~ow llottie Evans :
Oon 1aroboni F:d GlasJ?OW
l.yn JennlJ\$!S Flo Grey
\larv Ann Mast'aro r.d Guamer;i
Les ~taJJer M arilvn Hur!ht•.,
IMI Ot.>sterre1ch Anne ~1 <' C.J:.lancJ
flub Parker N!llv n oul
J<•rry Smith Jjr<'nda Wh<'ckr
Dil'k Whtl<'
Newport R<'arh C'o<;t:i MM:t
2232 s 1-: nm.101 3130 llarbor
c;:;sELECT
I PROPERTIES
Happy New Year
from
Pett & Martha nattt'lt
Ma.z ll tlettte Nlrio11
l.1~ Bftttlf'll
Poul Belous
Mike Blake
Dtlln Bradford
Jim & U4.._Bnd~• St ftle B nd.git'-
Dorothy Burt°"
E(lna~
Erornr Demond ~UHft~.
Morvortf Dvlfq,
AllH 0oUon
Cf~ Llfll'I Gorf.cMd
MorloG'-""'
Blll l& llttltn Gold
Tom HoU«I Curt lftrbtrtt
Ktn KmQht
Pat u11er
Jim Marot1U/1
Dtck McOtrmoll
Glmno McG#!odJI
GoU Mcll'llU
Sblrfeil ltfichtlmon
Judy MltclwU
JmJJ O'Bmlt
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AM Prters
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REAL TORS ', 675·6000
2443 Ea't Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
also in Mcs.i Verde. al 546 5990
ti: Macnab -Irvine
SPICIAL!
RB>UCID S lt,00011
One week only I Hurry! 3
Bdnns .. 2 ba .• Newport ffeight.s home on large.
woOaed lot In nice loca· lion. Very special for
ONLVS114,500! <K·39a)
Als$a Wayne 6'2·8235
451 NE RT CT • OR. 11
STONE'S THROW ... w the beach Crom this
lovely duplex: 4 bdrms .
-· '·· 14ERITAGE
Ul Al H H~S
,. $64.500:
Ver Sale by 0wnr I Act. 4 Br 2 Ba. newly re.
modekd bome ln prime
Npt Hats. area. All new ld t chen & carpeting
t.hruout. 8~% auumable
VA loan. 194.900. 548-tl038
•
PopWAJ'·~TEN·
NIS AREA . Nicely
landscaped and lovely in-
teriO('. A.dun occupied. 4
Bdrms .. 2'-'l ba. Be 1ure
to see thU before decld·
lng oo anything else. :.
MOM.4RCH IA Y
TIU.ACE
Lari• 4 bdrm.. 3 bath
home on a lovely cul-de-
sac. Outatanding pool &
outdoor entertainment
area. Light & airy.
•.ooo MOMARCH IAY.
OAJL Y PIL.OT
JltVhls.•-
Raise your family where $55.500 PU
.. Tuesday. January~. t819
3 BDRM. 21'7 BATH~
twnhae, S . Cat Piasa area, rcifrig, W /D, air,
1ar opn r. S550 mo.
53&-G76evs; 83.1·2386dys $5000 Dow111...1 their playground 4s the IUILDll«i AVERAGE
f""lll beach . This wood 0.-W Two lri·plexea & one 4. Asaume balance o r shlnaled home. on 8 ,,_..._1R0J-9~ plexwith6twobedroom1 ________ _
$141.000 ul $1380 mo. llU'le 'comer lot. has 4 ~,.., .<ER• & 4 one bedroom apts. m 3 Br, 2 ba, family rdom.
Mesa Verde. 4 Br. 2 Ba. bdrms .. den, ramily 675-5626 exce lla nt a na o r rrplc, covered patio
pool, jacuzzi, no qualify. room and room for a ----... ----Riverside . Wil l ex · CIO&e to park, shoppin~. Ing, vacant. 754·Ml9 pool. Oate guarded ---------change! $185,000 Total. etc. Avail immed. $550 ~vale community · HOME + An. per mo. Call The Real ·==· .. 5Z3CAMP1>5Dl~IRV~ r41$t_:1111f1;1. ij•.&••f:1~1$1.1 ~;:.~~ft~+~;~.e~~!f: '
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s.z.L920. p'f?UfelLE ~ta:~:~·E·slde,
<East.aide ea.ta Mesa> 3M'onarc"iiil8y1iaH $225,000. Appt only 21.S St. ~ The staff ol RED HLLL Lqu.na Nliuel Andrews Rd . Ag t PIOPHTIES.. pr, fncd pa\io. Married ~ ~sh Tudor 2&3 Br REALTY ext.ends Ollr 496-7222 131.0136 _~ ____ ......____ IO,.. n l:JO P.M.I couple, no pets. 64&-l078
~plat level. 2&3 car wishes tD you for a moat cus•. OM HOME ~TSIDE clean. cute
garage, r r p I cs. happy and prosperous ~·""'TOF cott&ge.1 a.M bdrm. sep. -microwaves, greenhouse new year. Mliww/Oce. v. ~ 7 LohlwS. 2200 gar. rncd bac k yrd.
""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I & 2 bdrms .. with 4 baths. = ai 46th Street, Newport
. windows, pool, s pa . BestbuylnMonarch ,4Br.38a.mas~rbdrm ••••••••••••••••••••••• Child. pet OK. S400.
TENNlScoul't.a. BayTerrace ~t. 2 frplcs. formal WlU tr* a sub-divided '13-4406
Ftom'$819,950 1325.000 (G3) diniftB, 3 car garage. ap· lots Las Vegas for cash •---------648-00Sl or tM-1920 ·prox. 3000 aq,.n. 2297 La sailboat car dtamonds· 2br, lba dplx. QRAN" GUAT RMANCIM~
Beaut xtra lg 3br condo.
f)oplc, Pool. Jae One yr
new. Seller will finance.
!f19.S370.
ALLSTATE
REALT~S
CUTI HOUSE
Qlif R-2LOT
F.astAide. Costa Mesa. 3
bednn charmer. Formal
livtng rm w/real wood
bUhtlng fireplace. Love·
ly remodeled kitchen
w/custom cabinets &
pass thru window tD din·
Ing area. Added on rami·
ly rm. Converted garage
may be used ror Jge
---------•game nn. AU tbls at•.an . affordable price. 673-8S50 FAMILY AXEi Ol'INlll ~·!l~IUNJOl<IN~I · ~~~~~~s~ [•ifdlltJI
Open paUo! Big savings! . ~! .:::11==z=:11z.l1:=-' Can'tlaat! Call: 645-0303
FOREST E
OLSON
FREE •••
Beach. ft has many plus
features with flexible
financing. even sales
contract A great rental area. Only $187 ,500 •
ELBOW ROOM
... in the popular WOOD·
BR!OGE area. end unil
condo with 2 bedrms. &
2\'.i• baths; upgraded
carpeting & tile. P roper.
ty as new & very sharp!
New & fresh landscaping
will be done. $119,500
BAY& BEACH
4~ NEWPORT ~TR. OR. 751-mtl
Developedby c/A~ Unda Cour<. $189.SOO. etc 675-768'7 • • NEW Cpts & Drps' Nr Woodtree Dev. Co. ~n. Owner/Agent. 552·'89": Estancia HS. 839-494S ., v 642-2164 or 673-0782 Will tradqe1Vt resort· acres
Mesa Verde 4 bdrm 2 ba. ---------on lake in Elco Nevada 2BR 2ba concSC>. AIC. utJL new crpt.s , R.V. parkmg. UMIVEISTITY R E A LT Y --R-.-1&...a....t.... for cash, sa1lb0at, car . tncl. Bool,Jac,elc. Nr SC
2 patios, large yard. Nice P"'RIC 64().6259 ~ ... ii;annw diamonds. gold. etc . PI a z a . $ 4 3 o I mo . are·a . Finance flet. A ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-76117 213/329-9392ev. 751....,.... b A. Out.standing buy. Extra ....._ .. .J.....L.D_ u~ ......,.. Y ppl. sharp Baylor Model . end rwwport leoch I 069 -.._, Mesa Verde 4 Br 2 Ba new
unit · bel ••••••••••••••••• ••. ••. Far S. 11 00 = ... ~-
HAPPY MEW YEAR
$68,500.
FHA·· YA
3 Bedrooms. large yard.
quiet cuJ-de-sac. 645-9161
...
. Ol'EN HOUSl
REALTY
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on aunor green l. ·---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .. __........ 2400 carpet/drapes. $550 mo. Good landscaping' . Roy. 898-2641or968-9332
wrought iron rence . LOVB. Y UDO ~·uHO E ••••••••-••••••••••••• eves. fresh paint · wallpaper · home on tf spacious 56' -M dyUwtld ---------elec. garage door &ot.AroomysinglestDry IMFOIMATIOM 1 mount.a.ln cabin Mesa Verde 3 br, 2 ba. opener. Buyer's choice of 3Bdnn, fam rm home. Rent. option to buy in'fo, on 'h acre. Needs0 ban· newly decorated home. , _ _.__ F t .. _ ri • I . dyman. $50,000 wner ,.... __ •-s•-es •· S"bool ·
l!CllUCI • or """ P ce · charmlngly decor atetf repo s, oan assumption Box S71ldyllwild 92349 ~ ,;,, Wl'o-634'7." i; • this ls obe that you with country French t!k. Easy finance O.A.C.
should take a long look at kitchen, oak floors . 9offices. RMllltale E d · ;l bedrooms · 2'-'z baths fireside, formal dinlng, ...._Ho. Stan W..ttd 2900 asts l e 2 Br house forooJy $90~ stained and leaded with Westmina~r 848-8895 •• ... ••••••••••••••••••• w/frplc. patio. Adults, no
g1aM windows and warm W. Anaheim 761-1442 PAY CASH IN ::.:C,19
1390· 1>•5·5789;
natural wood tones thru· Anaheim 956·1011 A RASH
oul Santa Ana 554-7070 houses. lots. units . L g 3 8 r 2 VJ 8 a red hill~~·-.
5~2-7500 A large pool size south : bar, fa.m rm. 1ardener.
•' ... .. ' .....
... list of VA homes. lOO's
to choose from. Some
with NO DOWN /NO
ca>TS Call for your list ~~~~~~~~~I • at&as-7221. 0-hMt 1026 ...,_.lffdl 1048
PLUS .;E~. An~ahe~l~m~~~956-4500~~!t1~~~~t!.Y~538-~7~533~-townnomes. frplc, wet
patio. ~....._., H f $625-$650. 201 Knox St $295,000 mvuue ome um OC' un· <comer Orange Ave>. far rum. Across street shop· •• ••••••••••••••••••• 63l·L388or (ll 756-2908
R&CTTILL YOURS ~ T.+.ICEADVAHTAGE ••••••••••••••••-••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
3 •. 4 Bdr II CASH OUT ! ! * DU .. EV • ca m ava able. Priced to sell at only That's what the owner l"lo5A *
Call today Cordeta1ts. 21 $69,900. This 3 bdrm says. Today is not SQO:n Ocean side of hwy, level
MULHEARN · home features new enouch ror a aaJe. lBr. lot. easyaccess to beach.
Realty R ... ter e ~ and a large lot den. 2'h ba Townhouse. Needs ;.aint. minor re-
754-7100 WntclffRHfty trees. ~m~n~e~~ Fantastic ocean and ~~~~~~~yb,o~~l&y
appt. to lff ping & buses. S8SOO firm ._ .......... d
cal 644-721 I 642-2750. 548--4758 •••••••••••••••••••••• Eaststde 1917·8 ~llerton.
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MM!~obi;;i·~~~Hom~::efirurrus~:;:hed;:;:or;Mw•w.ct 3106 2 br dplx. Nice fn cd yd.
unf "'-.. __, -.,,,.,, Xlnt •••••••••••••••••••••• Small pet, ('blld ok. k>C=.•6'5:2570"· VFRONI' 2BR. 2 ba, Cleen.642--085?$3.Wmo.
E. Bay!ront. $695. 3 Br, 1,,., ba condo, nu
Zl.31 •78-3577 days. crpta. lloon. Nr. So. Csl harbol' view. Brine your Have aomethlng tD sell? ' call 546-5880 b l r r t d $159.900 Claaaified ada do 1t well. Clluaified Ada 642·S678 -r:!aa:ts I~ th:n c!~: Mission Realty 494-0731
~forW. 1200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pu IRMlla 3107 Plaza, encl. garage. Pool, kids play .rea. No
pets. ~Avail. Jan. 6.
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MEW YEAR'S SPECIAL
BAYFRONT HOME, LARGE SLIP
FEE LAND BAYFRONT HOME, LARGE SLJP
FEE LAND
BAY.FRONT HOME, LARGE SLIP
FEE LAND
BALBOA PENINSULA $750.000
A CCJUJIWIU. IAMUI CO.
644·9060
macnab I trvtne
realty
May 111 New Year •rinl . pace
to live md gm in fdl & Im
&bat11111J.
And f• the 24tll year may we
,.rsegty thank oar •lllerful
friends in Newport Ha"'•r,
Irvine nl all tf Or-.p ~
fir a tnmenllllS year.
' • JOHN MACHA.I
Staff " A1toelaln
M2-IUS
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-~~HERITAGE parable properties and BESTVlEWof $5000 On I 0 ACRES t.enn lse. Feb. Lst. to 64().2363 assume 8 '7o loan . Lagwia coastline from Two fixer upper houses,
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Sl~:iOO. 1470. this spec t a cu I a r many buildings. City ctty
K.R. PROPERTIES 3bdr/studlo conte m · Big 4 bdrm. 2 ba, home water, huge oak trees.
. • REALTORS J lit. Beautiful well•---·------
! beach cotta,e. Mesa Verde condo. 2 Br, rrplc . prtvaie patio. sgl gar. pool privileges,
1006 •••••••••••••••••••••••
493-9311 porary home overlooking w/pool, Jac., · fam -rm, off paved roada. Can be
Diamond /Crestvie w completely remodeled. spliL 833-776 549-5711 mo tD mo $350. 1st & l.ast .,.... 3144 mo rent. SlOO cleaning
•••••••A••••••••••••t• dep. ~2158 HI .area. $3!!0.000. Big lot, muc h more . 5 ACRES 4 duplx, Including bay 11Rtlitqc* leach I 040 Owner will finance~ No Loaded wiih oa'k. Xlnt
front t.o be exch. down In ••••••••••••••••••••••• credit needed $155,000. building site. Woodbridge 3br, l ~ba w / 2Br. tBa. lg lot, avail Jan
apkg.213/684-3200 H.1.DUPLEX balance. Ask for Ed FARGO waahe r. drye r . Open 2.$350mo.
EMERALD ST. OWC.$84,500. Seven bits Chemow964-2ASS L/G7&-S7l? or 115234462 patio. 1500. 559· 1589. 54G-8477
from""""an Bkr"~" ~""" F • S I b 0 S58-2l2l. ~F ·1 C d Duplex with owner's un· """' · ............... or a e Y wner. C lal e amuy on o. 3br. It. good location, dbl. 9amtot0pm. Beautiful 6 mos old 4 arc t .. wporfleodt 3169 21h ,AC,dblgarg,ma· IM8 2 f I Cl Fashionable Newport Terrace condo. Propetiy 1600 ....................... jor appliances incld. So seuJ~ c~iat T~o: tD2 ~ ~~eaa~n 1 Wood & glaas. 2 bdrm. Prime tocauon. sgl sty ••••,.:EW••••SH•••0•P••P•IN••0••••• Mqni!icent beachrronl c.oast Plaia area. $495.
$249,000 ...,.... bomedeslened by James end unit, 2 Br 2 Ba. •~ West Newport home. s 6«)..8429. MEWPORTIE.ACH lot. SB7,:i00 total. Scott Eckberg. Nestled in w/garaae. 541-1038. CENTER Bdrm, 2 balh1+dorm•---------REALTY Rulty536-7533 private canyon wltb Priced below mitt at NewportBeacbArea. loft. SllOO/mo.to June Nice 2br house. New
.. 711:16 .. 2 64~0762 --------•I ocean view. Patio, 2 '81,000. . Triple net leases: First Yrlylseposaible"6-58'7l paint. fencd yd, garg • ~ "" ~ .... ,.,.._._.., decks, stylites. 1129,:iOO. "-1beWa•-N-port ·yPrtears rent 1uaranteed. S32S. 1st + last. 2544 '"""""--~ ~op ':!'"'ooo ~ · ,,_ .... · t me bi.eh traffic count. Orange .. A". 548·2778. C.-.. MGr' 1022 Owner's buaineaa mov· DONO N•"" ~en .......................
DUPLEX
So. of Hl4)hway
on lovely Avoc ado
Avenue, a charmlnl 2
bdrm. 2 sty. upside down
house with cedar shingle
exterior and sundeck
PLUS a luxurious 2
bedroom, 3 bath apt.
Covered patio and 3 car
garage. sz10,oeo.
644-721 I
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/\SSUC I/\ TE 5
2 IDIM COTTAGI
PLUSIMCOMI
Peaed hardwood noon. woOcl beamed ceUing.s, 2
brick fi~aces. country
kitchen PLUS
2 Bdrm, 2 bath lncome
unit w/pvt patio and
7ard. SUI0.000.
C.644-721 I
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Ing blm to Oakland. • 988-9922 11.000 Sq. feet reotable * wtMTa * 0..PoiRt 3226 Plush 3 Bdrm condo in space. $780,000. 38R2Ba ............ $475 'n.e La Cueata Racquet W. END L« fam home 3 + G.oi,. Eldlts Co. 3BR Oceanfront .... S600 ..................... ..
Club development. Plm2on R290' bulldable 611·3400 or 2BR8ayv1ew ...... ~ 38r, 2ba hom.e, xlnt cond.
Private deck overloob lol, $285M, 7101 Seashore, 644-1751 Ocuolront ........ 1975 Close to manna" beach.
tennis court: bigh owner. Will consider *YEARLY* Vacant. S450. m o cathedral ceilings. c.ondotrade.645-8410 tBROceanlronl .... $450 _4f17_.:m:1 ______ _
priced r 0 r q u I ck Ex • I OfACE IUILDIMG Oceanfront ........ $650 Fa ... v~ 12 34
saJe-flOB,900. CeDtiona llST IUY IM TOWM 4 small suites, $89,900. Oceanfront ........ s1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 67J.4400 Famlly hl>me on tree Near Bristol & Baker. SBR Udo Isle ····•· $16;!! Beaut. view 4 Br + den, studded lot. BeauUful, TRIPLEX + guest CM Agt 548 T129 21.. ... f din HARBOR abundant planu,tga w/ Great · · · ·-.. .... am rm, rm.
redwood bot tub/deck, Smr/Wntr Ren~I frpk:, dabwhr. gardener
A Olv1111on of
llafbor lnve11tmenl ~o
lmRe 1044 .......................
AUUMABlE LOAN
Former Purdue Model
home ln CoUe1e Park. 3
bedrooms, central air,
up1radea throughout..
convenient to 1chool1
a.nd park. Only Sl?.500.
.;:;--;;. I''~' ll ~If',\ 1, ~ .;,1)()•1
entertainment area. ClotletoBeach&Bay --.rr-rtir 2000 & water pd. Many ex. --•1y room .. _ 000 "250,ooo-Makeorrer --tns. Kids olt, no pets. OiMDP . •~-. . ••••••••••••••••••••••• S850. Alt. No fee ~7~-!'"12 i0• 111c. E:ast Costa lieu, • re· 984-2588; 973-29'71.
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1050 Lat-.... .......................
It'• Ooraeoual i Sty. 4 br. rnn1 din'K· 11"1 FR. 2~ be. upgrd s ralore! Bltn
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S4755.w..sl82· 552 . .f44~ S43-2000 2 Br. 1 ba, upper. Sundeck $37S. 2 br, 1"" ba twqhse. petss.13-8974 coonUng services avail. pucel. San Juan Cap.
Edison H S. 4 br, Z ba. • tlwl'rt••ech l740 gar.refrtg&stv, nopet.s. ~~c,patio,good loc. •-•oclt ll41 Room & balh. nr beach & Sl95perdesk.~l l5llO mO. lncld 10% due a patio, fncd yd, 1•r. Kids llACH $650/ y ly ...,. $3115 me gu/wtr 514..., _,_... town, Laguna Beach. yra. 147~. 714·151·4826 & pet$ ok. S4S5. Agt. N 1.....,._ -r ••••••••••••••••••••••• Maria-• .. ""'"' ......,,· TSLMgmt 642·1603 •••• .. ••••••••••••••••• · Sl75mo.494·3870 f'or ~:Prime ground ar41).1Weves. fee.9"-2566;973-2971 _.._p.w f\u'niahed room for rent. ................... CLIFF DRIVE VIEW fir corporate oHlce---------Large 2 atory home, big All util. PCI. Dally, week· LOV&Y 211 Upper Beaut 2 BR, 2 ba, Mesa CONDO. No Laguna. z Shr2 Br apt. pvt ba, kitch, Ex 11 l
2 story family home near rooms. vaulted/beams, 2 LY. monthly. 7561 Cent.er Frplc. private patio. Drive.Pvtnr,S_:1. Cndtry Br, 1.,.. Ba. frpl, deck, prvlgs . Nr Frw ys. ~ incel~eC:~ •• •* I ~~I~. t;ti!ti':~l· !r:, h~e J::room~ 2ba, Dr. t46HB. 892•1336· D>cl 1ar. No ol Coast ~ w/J;;afe8:' s:.:.J, SOOO/mo. yrly. 673-5089. Airport. SSH~ p6ex near Airport & new f.o.ti;;..
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ok S49S~ A&t. No fee. 8~·=·,;:!~g· 1:u'!i~ Harbor Paclfica Apta children. M2S/mo. Call 180 degree oeean vu. neighbor. cloee to shop· ........ '"' 1100
964-256Cl;9'7s.2971. 1 child no pet.a 1962Pacutil11lc C.l.Hwy. ~.,!7~2311 or aft S, 1 Br.rtcrp~J_· OdKrap!!o· Adult.a, no pet.a. Walk lo ping,M/F,Kltcbenrnv .. Delu:xeo(ricespace: well .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Greatbouae.96o.S&W • S300+ .... 5384 _......, carpo • lliua • _.. bcb 4 bua. Encl patio. pref. over 40. ISO. locatlld at 30110 Crown Eltecutive home, 2 miles mo No~l.36 -1-' """ M s S600 ....,~ ,_ , _ r---............... --., tobeach,3bt,2ba.ram 40•eoat..._,j., 3 br 2 ... ·ba ~leoclt 3741 211DIOOM · · •~ng._, oss t. ...,,...,...., Val..,,Parltway,..,.guna KllllV
rm. frplc. dshwhr. Pror. condo 2~~ frp'tc ...,.bltn ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1 b&ock from beach, split 2 BR. 2 t>., all elec, new~ TI4-494-815e/213-MH449 YocationlteetGh 4250 Niguel. Contac\ Mr. n.mn
d d I I · """""' • LAGUN"' BE•c H MTR l I Cov'd parking. 310 Vic-Hughes or Mr. Weprin at pt•ID I an sc ape . n c . kitc hen. Yr ty $800. " " 4 evel, pvt bath Ir walk· n tori a. Ownr/ Agt, SJ50 ~Rapt. Spaeious. O<'ean ••••••••••••••••••••••• 491:>23'4 ,.., t ardener. Many extras 67s.6775 INN. $75/wk " up. Maid closet each bdrm, bltns mo oo.2164 : 552•4894 VleW. C.U 497.3495 2607 La It e A r r o w he ad ---------
Kids Ok. No l)eU. S7.S. serv., eolor 'IV, healed + relrig.Carport&laun· · • · SolanaWay,1.8 lakefronlcondo,slps8. MARINE EXCHANGE ADS
ARt No fee. 964·2S66 : pool. UUI. (714) 494·~. dry fac11. $550. mo. MEWIRHD A"S IJ30..7022 BLDG Personal Office
!173-2971 OCEANFRONT 3BR 985N. Coast Hwy. 673-fW2. l Bdrm 4 lolU320. Pool Mtwpor't •och l869 Swtes. Ca Mery Village
--- -home . Short ter·m . 2Br.2blocksfrombeach. J'acuni, closed aarages'. ••••••••••••••••••••••• lltnhlktoSINwe 4300 LocaUon nr City Halt & ONLY $2 tiean 3 br,2 ba ,diihwhr, SllOO/mo llEDROOM " ., • .,NEWPORT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Restaurants . Incl pal.lo, rncd yet, ~ar. Close · 6 mos. rental. Ava!I. Jan. Avail. approx. 1115179. 1 G~ &. wtr pd. Adults, no ,.._ c.t down ..-....
to ~ch. Kids & pets ok. 1. $400. mo. 831·97?4 for blk from beach, comer pets. 393 Hamilton, C.M. Ba c be Io rs . 1 or 2 ~'"r...'.!'11~?;~~n~~ S.11 Al\Y Item or com
$425. Agt . No rec . appl. apt., s!fk•t l~vel, pvt bath ~11. Bedrooms&Townhouses UviftgbpeMH! .......... blnaUon o( item• for '75 964-2566:973-2971 •-in 1 From$349.50 Sb.areahomeoraplmenl Secretmal "photocopy or leas with a Penny Oceaovlew,spacloualbr, "'w · c oseta each Beaut. grounds, nice & Spectacular spa, total h.-·· avaiJ.Call673-3601 PinctlerAd.3linesfor2 • fJplc, stepe·beach. *'50. bdrm, bltns + refrlft. qliet. Adults, no pets. 3 recreation proaram, ~E·ab.ru iJHw.uTU> con&eCUt.lve days. Each
Hai11!9011 681..(HSO; 49M955. Carport & laundry lac · Br bung a low . Pool, llOdal program. 7 pools, s Uk 11« ~ ~,_ SUI> Up. Office.store. 480 additional line is 60' for
......._. 3242 Ml..,...t •odl 37 69 S850. mo. 6'7U552. jaami & bbq area . Also tennis courts. Al Fashion ru ~ h..)\.oon..q ft.. AJC, 17301 Beach Bl, the2daya. Cbar1e It!
••••••••••••••••••••••• NewporlCn!StCondo. 2, 3 ••-•••••••••••••••••• 2 br townhouse. Jnq. 177 lalaod, Jamboree & San 832-4134Sincel971 H.B.LEASEM2-2834 Nocommerclalada.
Stud.lo condo, with view or4bedrooms.Av•lllm· ColtaMesa 1224 E.22ndSl.,110.645-2498 Joaq&UlH.illsRoad. Birch SL o(fices. l'rime For m«e Information Pool & jac, acro11s from med. AgentMS-0295 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l714164 ... t90C>. New H.B. 4 br. 2~ ba. to ground n Ultl\ s n nd .......... d II beaeh. S3'1S 841~ "'-"u redecorated 3 br, 2 1 BR · $2:80. Pool, adulta. share w /female non· l12:50. mo~ca"8ar1>ar~ a to...-~,oura ca · Leue w/opUon to buy. 3 'b.:""crpls drps w/blln Nb pets. 423 W. Bay .. Bachelor unit ~ block smokers. $200 + ulil.
2 Rr coodo. gar, ref rig., BR. 1 ba, S.A. Ht;S. $450. et.ave, enci. garage. $350. Stl-9516 from beach. All uUl pd. 968-0781 eves & wknch. ~2274. &42·5671
tennis: pool. Avail 1/15. tat/last+ $100. Kida OK. 557-4238 Cl.EAN quiet 2 Br 1 Ba No kids, no pet.a. 201 E. Bayfront home, pvt suit.e, Approx. 400sq. rt. C·2. 130 ....., ______ __,
$.175. S36-pJ1 Grmr "wtr pd. 546-0659 • • ' Balboa Blvd. $2.50 per ad 1 N £: 17th St. Suite D. $140. TWNHSE , 2BR, l ~Ba, no chit.ct. 0 " pets, 1981 mo. + aecurlty dep. Call gar., rap. u t. OO· mo. DoyleStl-1168 • ~IU I rTf' lr¥M 3244 HarborVlewMonaco2Br fpic, pvt pat., gar, new Maple. $275 per mo. SUes.s&-n07 s moker. $400. mo. ---------~l.l
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2 BR.2ba .. ·· · · .. ~2S •UDO ISLE. 3 BR 2 Ba. GREAT RF.CREATION· Townhome pvt patio dockcJ 2 ~~ioBacg~f· i1f1~ apt w/res p ons1 hie WATER! Abacus -Adm.lt -2BR.2¥iba ..... S42Sl•15 love lgl. P•tlo . .:1750 mo: Sw1mm1ng. n un a ... 2 slg westbay fplc, encl' gar, $375: ~·17· . a person, ND·Smkl', neat DIC. sums . FtuteTO-()plat.e-
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tournaments & more: Large 1 bdrm apt. yard &gar, $300 mo. frplc, a'ii blt ns, $425. Lady to shr mobile home. TOP LOCATION! Lost or FCUMI a pet? Call ~~.![ _ _!_{ 0 a i • ]... b r BEAUTIFUL APTS~ 717 JameaSt.C.M. 498-2361· 642.3400. Laa\me Beach. Nice for 17•& Mt.,.. ltYcl. Animal Aulstanc~
'"1WJulUWle, crpts, arps, 1 Singles. 1&2 bedroom~ 640-4979. retired person. Low rent. Successful retalJ shop League. S3'1·22'73, no ree. car garage. Adults, no y11t RLY Aft u AM M 2004 f , ' pets. $425. mo. M8·2t95. fo\lrn . & unfurn Mo<leli. $390 3 Br Eastslde, z tt.alltqOft •oeh ll40 UMF. • """ · · approx. 950sq. t. REWARD!! for return of
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lmmedaatelr ·new adultsonly.nopets. 2Br,2ba,East.side.S39S. waterbeds!Adllltaonly. AIRN.·YEAR&.Y Enjoymore.Payless! Main St. Mini mall. child heartbroke n . tt523 CAMPUSDl~IRVIME ca r Pet s/Pa 1 n l . 4 Oakwood mo. 1st +last + $l00. No No pets . 2 1 1 O 2 1 BR, t ba;L..~Y Ave $39S All Ages & Lifestyles. jlD-1558. ~'18S'7.
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pool,S650/mo.95S-2154 WDOCKATEShR FRON!.,_w,ed/ ~oo:;o Newtydecorated3br .• 2ba ~117881 r~!'.;,or.3M7a5ckm. o . IW.TY 675-1170 :. ~ n,fn!ol;b':~ .... -------•I lal.Reward.&G]Q) Woodbridae 38r 1\4 ba · Ill> rem.,..., h _. ...... ,, 1• , ~ .. ,_ k •-.. ,, T new! Ne:,.Lake&~ru. 28R aln&}e house. Bl~lns town ouae. Spacious, $C75. 3 br 2 b• balcony Sl50 + uW.493-sno -WE HAVE-..-n: .,...c .,. w1ule om l I D/W '& f 1g ....... ~'-"' fireplace It PoQI. Quiet klO ·S42SSpaciOU1.new 2 _,.l mge 'AU bltns. · Olt. in Big C.nyoo, re·
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hooi. ILKCTIUClAM·Prt ct'ft llau~. ekl loader dump Uimi• • ! •••••••••••••• .. ••••••• pr'd booeat. nut.· eu. ft:· b.lnp ce1. Top cleanln&, ask for Randy, ~ C ... udw ·ncbt·I,... •llm•l• c>n lltl, '· ~ wrll, ........ •-•• ......... L.M.8 .-Roto.. Sod or Uc'd9N-10&5Dave r . Plum g. 53'1·311M 56741'T7,646-3681
....................... la.r19or•mall,.. dr Uonlek 111·1257 • ROBIN·s HOUSE· seeded Lawn.. HAPPY NEW v EAR
•qllilit1s..ke R•MOl.l•I. repair. f•n UeenMd e1i<W8 Trador 6 O..mp: Orad· O..EAMNG S£RV1CE, Sprlnlllera. Pl1ntlna. Prcl palntinc. Ext-" \tit. FROMTOPHATPLUM· MOWISTHETIME
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• C'arpentr)', old t me .__,.. .... ,_.... In&. Clean Up, R•moval. for a thorouahly clean Contr. Uc. 136441.9. Ea· ~ .. .!a~ .. R..!'!.;.!"ee _BIN __ G_.s.:rr __ ·J_U_M ___ for Job seekers lo cherk
L I T Cftft.arnanahtp t• .tn. ln -""'.... fi..-.J' MG-" bou'M.S40-08S7 CdlentRefs.675-7633 ...... ..._ • ...,,......-..-. the Duly Pilot He lp Action •I• ypinc ..,._ Ur'd Mr Palom Rs.Oomm'l.lnd lbnbl uir11 ..... UOl'\ietc. l 1 ---------11Prh-rf1rtv Wanted clus1flcauon. If
Otvortt • Bankrupt<')' t» 11a.a14 2.\)'TSeaper Uca?*>Cl Want a REALLY CLEAN European Landscaper. Ftne Exter. ~alnting by :r:.r ••Rf the job you want is not ~. e.~lt, ~ .... t34 You don't nred M IW\ lo CAU.64Ml26 ...... HOUSE? Call Glngham Top work. Fair price, :.~~cbrs~· Try ••••••••~•••••••••••••• there you might consider
"ctraw f t" when you ---••••••••••••••••••••••• Girl f"reeost. 6'$-S123 Maint. Refs . 646·4871 TENANT PROBLEMS" olfenng your eervlces
Pnnlin& S.ll lyJ>cMtUn' place a11 ad ln the Oa1ly Tiac1e )'WI old 11h1H lor OOCStlldent. l Ton truck. dys/eves. EXCELLENT PAINT· Call• Protesa1onal with W\th an iid ln the Job
"PttnUoa lo lb• ll'ade ~WaotAda•Call now new 1ood1H w1tb • 1'raeh. ll'H trim. Ron Plnd what you want lo call""'"~ ING. Realonlible rates. 27 ye•n e•perlenre Wanted cateaory. Phone Qmt.Or C\1.-....sl -845111 a.utHedad Ma-~ _ IG-5703.&U-m-o.LlyPUotClasalltedl. WantAds -·-·0 FreeestirM'-.S.·2706 Brtu.549-l.366 _MZ-_5678 _____ _
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llbS"so. El C.mlno Real
Sanet.rnente: FUiiy be t"or appt. d2·'1296 •
XX DANCE OF FUM XX
Beaulitul nude &lrls, dance at exhibition" ra..,
sfl!lslons. 9AM to 'AM every day. 2060 So
Euclid, Anaheim, exrlt·
Ing 24 hr r ecording
!>43-1422
MICHELLE'S •o.tc ...
UAM·2AM 835·3'149
*ESCORTS•
972-1 Ill
UHDAIYIO<I
<MctllMelsop ForDeMoflt!
SefVUll all Orange Co.
83S 731.3
MASSAGE
RGURE MODELS
tsCORTS
OUTCALL OHL Y o.ys ...... hr
631-2140
GOLDEMGIRL
Pet MMI Senlcn 5360 •••••••••••••••••••••••
LANILORDS. Complete
eviction service $SO. Typ.
1ng. hhng , 11.e r v1n1t
f~. 968·6065
-. ... ..
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......... 7005 .......................
REALEST ATE
LICENSE
SCHOOL
OFFERS
!Craah Course available
•M1tertals provided.
•Small, c:~sses ror
peni0n11Ltzed lnslruct1on .
•OlOOl!e own lHle--<iay
& night r la11ses.
•Placement-rup to 80"{
commission.
AMAIL
Allon
FEVER!!!
CATCH IT!!!
J001 the mo:1t l!xclling
Temporary Service in
Oranie County.
Work cl06e to home for
top pay ... Paid varatlonb,
Alltl>matic Ral.aes~
THIHYB
IS SPllADIMG ••
CATCH IT!!!
~
TEMPORARIES
Cal I.
Debbie Card Dianne Bndges
Mary BraeuUgam
Vicki Heston
. 557-9760
4500Camp115 Drive
Newport Beach. Ca 92660
Accounting
HYouW.t
ToW~
NOW!!!!
PLEASE CALL
~ a;:::.':J
temporary
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS
J..ONG OR SHORT
TERM
WE NEED
IOOQUPIRS
ACCOUNTANTS
ACCOUMTIHG cues
547t7375
5.'IO Park Center Dr
t'ree 3 Week Ste llX> Santa Ana
Sales Trai:~J· <Off 4th St, between ,._..__0 h Newport&iSA Frwys)
..._ rvir-f"ree Parking 131-1003 493.0442 1000/ofrff
Katella J _._.cmt
Real Estate School 0 ..,.,...
3:1031 C.mino C.plalr•no1.-.--------San Juan C.platrano
Accounling 7075 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Documentor a d1vls1on or
Prac. nlJJ"IM?, pit. Corona NYSE flrm ls experienc·
del Mar, Laiiuna Beach Ing suSlantial growth
ool)'.rrefs,67>8861. and hall an immed1ale
Tr_am_td_n·W"!l--e-. c_1_r_e_o_r t-h-e1 need for Ute (oUowang :
elderly. Uve In
499.2227
HelpWtllhd 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ACCOUNTS
PAYABLE
CLEIK
Entn Level We an ~Uy seeklna
BILLING
CLERK
wm prepare nwchJ.ne or·
der bUlioe and input into computer. Must type SOwpm and lmow 10 key
calculator.
CLERK
TYPIST
Type correspondence,
!K'hedules and reporte for
our accounting depart·
ment I Must have ability
lo type financial report.a
acairatel.y, know 10 key
calculator and type 60
wpm.
f\f"t MOR eouple a1• 40 ~~Tra!Me 1--------Buldnl Clerical Act'Ountinl_ _ +to cnanace well ma!a· COUMTB SALIS e.nkiftl _ _ _ _ a.ERJCAL •Girt lfriclllr*'
·•ACCTCJC&.BK i.alned37 +adullw\ltaln Bui)' &oc co oeeda TILi.iRS ""' . * Eanlextnmoney! Wiii train per• &00<
The Jolt)' Roaer Inc has Orance County. Xlnl le· moUv11ed pert for part.a Immed openin&s ror ex· USUffSAYINGS TYPISTS wlP.!lOl>le, pb, + lt tJptn1
_,, entry 1evel openln1 rwania. Salary + bonus. dept. Exp good, but oot NOTE TELLER & 18 ~ .. "'DING PIX 11k11ls. So. O.C. Area
for an Industrious In· (714)$21-8$41 8:30 to S nee. to $12.000. Pd benef. per TOS'ANfA ANA. E.O.E.
dividual loolclog for op pm. Call 557·7193, United OOMLT9kJT~1ii ACCTCLERkS •ADIA•
portwuty to 1row. Muat 1________ ~l Servfce. 1500 CALIFORNlA BANK ,.... , -111EV911 .... CH OPEA y--.,. Set°¥ic• be proficient w1th 10..key Adams C M 222 Oc A , ....,_ " .. • r-v" -··....-· -, adder. P<Miltlon calls for A/P TWAIMll ---·-· -· _. ----ean venue FULL TIME c· EBKS l720 E Garry Ste 119
k b -'·--ti Laguna Beach IP rle ed f d ~ s A 957 l.30 filina. audl\ing of dally ~SO wpm + 10 ey Y --•• ~ EO~ .,.xpe nc pre erre Must have phone & rella • · · · ·
sales r eports for. our eow-h. We offer excep· SdH C.-..r but willing lolralo. bletransp. Loni( & short c• l!.lllllC ·L restaurants & misc. liona l benefits & a Experience •n-·., •· H 1 ~ ~
I kl t For Information ..... "' assi,.nmen.... 0 1 ~RTU .... ITIES generaloflicedul1es. Ap· P easanl wor ni a · NotNecessary Bankiog Pleueconlact: day & vacation pay """"'"" " ply In perso1', 17042 mosphere amldat the ButHere'sWbatls. TILLIR Ho11pitallulton plat
Gillette Ave, ~I Sam· ~rtsuBerrouh.ndlnFcs or -HlgbSchoolEducaUon NEWPORTOFFJCE ~:e~~Ofrice available. A major Ufe insurance company headquartered
in Newport Be•ch bai.
opportunities for in·
dlvkluals with skills and
general office ex·
perience in I or more of
the following areas.
Spm, Mon Ulru n . ·--...... ac or ap· ·(Preferably 2 )'T's. col· Xlnt opportw\lty for in· ..... 1 ._.,..,.,.. .lliiiiiillliii-----•I polnlmelltcall )ete) divid\W w/mlnlmum 6 EOE -·~· •••11••111 .. ••
ACCOUNTING
CLERK
-WeUGroomed moexp.WUlbepreform· M/F/H ·~~·1;• Lynn Stanafield ·Positlve Attitude log new account.a duties * L
(714 > 7»-7853 -Ability To Learn as wellaa •II teller func· --------hf" :. AVCO ·And llost of All: A lions . Will c onaider --------C...--.. Fla•cllll Senlces =desire for an out· shU1> individual w/6 mo IAteOMG/TllLHS · 54M74 t
&a> Newport Cent.er D career with a c.ashiering back ground Newport Beach office. (Acrou From
Be h r success ul, enthualaatic & 25 wpm. Coot.act John ¥£!t t!ft:" r-ulred. l ~· Ai'rnnrt) Newport ac -"'R""""""'raUon. Laun~7 ·67"' "'""" • --... """' l:"-··•n....tvEmp'over &'.,.. .... ,_..., ~~ er · 1·2 years ex· l:'A rt Employer Mirumum 1 year in ac· ~-:rs,• " -TopCompaoy .Bene!itB ANGELES penencepreferred, and 1 "At
counting with expenence ---------Call Doug Wisdom FEDERAL teller wtth 3 years ex·
•~al Clerical · Tyv
ang~wpm+
•MagCard II
1n billing hel11ful. AJtCHfTICTUUL for rompleteloformation SAVlNGS &LOAN pertence preferred as
R.e6po'15ible for all bill· --'-'~ IAUERIUICK Equal opportunity ctiRf or sr. teller. Ex· • Accountmg/BookkttP·
U'lg 1ng, maintaining open • ·~C Or ange Coun ty's 11 I employer. MIF. cellent s alary and O..ERlCALAl'P
sblpment riles, post and Well ""''·b"· Orangn &idt Dealenhipo ---nkin--"------i ~ts. Call Glc;>rta Do· H Y
balance all '\nvolce11 and ""'"° "" " ztzs Hcrbor lt•d. .,.. ,. "ty (714) 673-31.30. MEW YUR credl\ memos to the County firm with strong ,._tau~-· TELUR Frotw
• Staltstlcal Clerks
atitomated accounts re· design " adnnced pro· ---For our South Coast IMPIRIAL SlrL
ceivable system. ~1:;,ll~tfr'ste~r~~';,":~t ___ 9_7_9_·_2_5_0_0__ Plua office. Even logs, F.qual Opportunity ~Q~ office •
We have immedia te
ope.rungs. tr you qualify,
we olfer unique working
environment, in addition
to excellent company
benefits. Please contact.
.-~ Monday thru Friday & Employer 0 overload We orfer excellent posl~lons w ith xlnl Al!l'OMOTTVE every Saturday. Ex·--------·
sa1vies and benefits In· ~f'!5d ~a~:"~~~~~ H&rWANTB>I . peri=enceAmpbreufregrredey 0.r CMarll. 557.0061.
duding l weeks vacation Minimum 3 .f"ars ex· Aul o de a I e rs h I P J<.atl ~ after 6 months, 11 paid " 1 hbo d gsat S40-4066. Banking . 3723 llrch .,trfft holidays, and group in· ~rience In ype I & sw le ar operator Calf.,._.. al TB.LERS Nl...-.1 ••h surance be'"n" 00 day of Type Ill hoepilals, com· full Ume & relief c"ashier. ~ _.__ & ·r--
Personnel
Department hire. .. .. -rner-clal recreaUon. Im· Tues. lbru Sl'll. Some ex· ~-......,.. LoGft NHd sharp, persOl'lable Equal Oppor Employer
mediateopeoinga. periencedesired. 33338rtelo1St.,CM tellen. Savings" Loan
DOCUMENT OR
DIVISION
Addressograph
MulUgraph
2921 S Daimler St
P.O. Box 10S47
$anta Ana, CA 92711
F.qual Oppr Opportunity
EmployerM/F
ACCOUHTIMG
Cl.BK
Ex~llenl opportunity
for a reliable person lo
Join our Accounting
Dept. Typing & addintc
machine as well as Al R
ex-per pref'd. Enjoy Kint
co benefits lnch.idlng free
meal. Apply Mon/ Fri.
9am·Noon, Personnel.
MARJllOn HOTEL
900 Newport Center Dr
Newport Beach
Equal Oppor Eaiplyr
mlf
Accounting
Ra.•RTMRLP'a accounlef111S
Proudly Announces Our
Move to Lorger OfCices.
Visit Us Al Our New
Location.
COLDWELL BANK ER
BUILDlNG
SUJTE200
2333 N BROADW AV
SANTAANA
We have an lncreulng
dema nd throughout
Oranie County for e.1·
periel\ced accounUng ai
bookkeeping personnel.
can or vi.all us lod•y-we
are looldn& forwnd to
areetinC you in our new
IOcaUoo.
1714JllS.4103
FREE PARKING
Dan L. Roland ~--F.qUfl Oppor Employer e1tperlence preferable.
&Associates, Inc. r ~ >T·.i• ~ Full-ti me positions _n_~_m_o Anaheim ., : 1 : .. -. I·• =I available. Please call BankinbuERS 7SZ..2000. I Assembler of e lectro ,_., .. ,.
mechaQical devices. ""....._ .. ,,. Prec~ion & clean work C..te ,.. ... Small. stable manufac· "U._UOhrS40.f4'7
luring co. 834 P"Oductlon VTOMOTIVE
•Positions available for
1 full lime buk tellere
with 6 months com·
mercial bank ex ·
perien<'e. We are In ·
lRVlNE
SA VlNGS & LOAN
IDE M/F
terested In applicants --------• who enjoy heavy publlc
Pl, NB. No experience A 1 n_.50.,.51 n~. Call for appl •-• r-15a ...,. ~ Ch!v. dealer offers full·
Ume. permanent posl·
•it ........ -s Uona to assist New &
-.-....--Used Car Managers lo PUQStOH/MICH varied. interesting tasks.
Positlooa avail w/fut Semi-retired auto. mech.
growin& Newport Beach woukS like th.is! Opp. for
co .. Involved In uaembly advancement, if desired.
olcompua&camet1 un· See Plerce. HOWARD
its. Applicants should ex· Olevrolet, Dove & Quail
per working w /small Sts., Newport Beach.
parts, &ood mech apt.. & enjoy . Benefits Include 2 BABYSITrER. MATURE
cootad. & can offer quail· t.Y servlce~Good salary &
benefits.
Applicants should con·
tad.:
V1"JWoWatm
MAHUFACTVltER'S
IAMK
1201 Dove St .. N.B. m• > 1si-0600
E .O.E.
Clerical
TRAIMH
Unique oppty exlats 11
top N'B co. for ind11
wlbead for ftg·s. Bkkp1 knkl& helpful. Xlnt ben:
& congerual surround
lngs . Call 540-6055 Coast.al Personnel Agen
cy,2790 Harbor. CM
ALL JOBS F'REE
Clerical
' P.ul'TIME
9abine personality ' fn~ ph voice land:
tbi5 jdb w/urly bird hr: ltxlntoppty's. Work 7an
lo 12 nooa. Several l0t
avail. Call Jud y ~. Coutal Person neJ Agency, 2790 Harbor
CM
AU.JOBS FREE
llMDBY
TRAIHH
Collate a nd packaie
educational materials . Will require lifting o( ~ boxes. Wiiiing tl>-
traln lo operate forklift.
Excellent working c6ndi·
lions and benefits. Apply
between 8am·llam, and
tpm·3pm. National EducuUoo 4401 Blrch St..
Newport Beach. < Near
Bank.Ina . O.C. A;irport> Equal 0-P· 'tLERJCAL weeka vac .. 1 week aick RELIABLE wanted In --------• leave. & profit sharing to my borne for 10 mos boy.
nome a few . Cal l 0 w ,o Ur an s .
557·90Sl 41111k ror Ruy Beach/Adams area. Hrs Gillman.' · will v~ from 6:30AM
SOUTHWIST IAMK porturuty Employer ~ Holdays
*X> Glenoeyre, Lag Bch · · ""'°"'
Requires experie nced Bkkpr.tacct pay.fa cet. U.. RIM. Chrb
bank teller. Call J oan rec./payroU. For small "'1l'f e.-.y Ctwclt IAIYsmB/Hsldqw Gore*7·1771. E.0 .E. retail men's store. Some • T _..: ATI'8n'IOH needed im1Dedlately.1 _________ 1 cubiering&eves. o-
llOrO. Live in, St.day week, ~lN'S ·S.CstPlua 5404055
uplo7:~PM. 960·5112.
PACIFIC
MUTUAL
700 Newport Center
Dnve
Newport Beach, Ca 92660
(710640-~
Equal Opportunity
tmployer M 'I''
Cleric . ,...,_cy Ca.rtr
P.+T-.
New spedaJty dnijf atore
localed In Jrvlne ls look· Ina for a penon1ble in· dMdual to wortt with our
pharmacist calling Dr':..
typtng labela, & waiting
on customers. Will also
be respon.ible ror stock·
1111 the drug wall. 25·30
hrs pr wk. Call the store mgr to Sl?l up an lriterv1cw/appt
714/S52·L316
THI GUILD DRUG
5404W-...,I"
CLERKS
w holidays off. 2 children. Bauldol Ca•t.,. .... H••ll
Nolxper.Mtcft• Spanish speaking OK. TB.LEI IOATIUILDR ~ UJOTEM II YoU are new to Colt.a Norumoker. ref• a muat. Worldnc fonman needed ~ Meu, temporarUy dia· :549-7031 TRAINEE losuperviM comtrucUon 2790 •CM Openinia Now Available
contio\Anc your educa· ---------1 & aseembly<Of 25' diesel _. _ALL __ J_O_~_F_R_E_E_ for full or p/Ume clerk:.
Uon, recenUy discharged IAIYSITTElt W 1__..,~ r fibeqla&a fishinl boat. on 2nd & 3rd shll'ls. No from I.he service, or for Maturewomanfor9 & 10 ea.re \NllUUI orawell· 5'1-416.1 Selling anything with 8 exper necessary.we
any rea.W't seeklni tem· yr old. aft acbl for wor k· ~ale~[.~~~~ BOOK.EEPER FC th Daily Pilot Classified Ad b'aln. St.art ~ per hr. A<: ..
porary or career employ-tng mother. Brookhurat Teller Trainee. Position • . ru is a shnple matter . . . st managers to SJ.60 hr menl, conalderthJs uni· nrTalbert, FV. 9'8-2067 T .B. constr. e xper. j~caJJ&f.2·S678. ManagersloS560 hr.Ad· queopportunity. alt 7pm. has an ucellent s&artlng Salary commensurate ..;..... ________ J vanttment opportuml1c:.
YouC•Ea,.. salary. paid tralnlna wtexper. S;end resume ·------tolholewhoqualify. For Babysitter.El Toro area, perlod plus an outst.and· lo: Cluslf1ed Ad •39. I · I information go to our
Mature woman, slartins Ing benef1-packa1e. Dail)' PiJot. PO Box 1560, Clcrkul oearest market or con
Jan 2nd. wk. days 7 am to Heavy cail11erlng ex· Qist.a M~a. Ca. 92626 I SPECIAL I tact the pet101111el offl~e ':30'. Care for lnrant. perlence and good at
Ref. req. 768-7446 C'\IStomer relatJons back· ~ys.full-Ume. ex· I lnhrvlewlftg I ~Lompson St ground will help you l*·d, apply In person~ ~ GardenGrove517-4840
Baaed 00 YoUr produc· Babysitter wanted. over qWLlify. Please apply ln Tbe Beach House Inn, I "".....,. • ..-.. I F.qual Oppor Employer ..... 18. 8 mo old child. My ,_...,,,,. au 5'eepy Hollow Ln·. Clen'cal u .... y, eoaunlaak>a, plus home A 20 h k ...-~· '---· 8e b. mc.itives & ex.U'a profit · pprox r w · --.--•c I lnd11atn'al • --------D•11 " evea, nextble ctttz:atS IAHtC ._ CLBKTYPIST =:!:"!otr men we •chedule. $2.00 hr. Own C»COSTA MISA IUSIOY I NO\\(.(n I F\all Ume I& Perm. Good are loollln& for may be _tnna __ ._875-_3823 _____ 1 Banquet•. weekends, Huntington Co Be ne flu . ca 11
tired of t)'l)lnf, folding Babyattter needed J ·2 2970 ~ M.cl. · eves. Friday 1™h. Ex· I Beach I 644-4.3U.
papen, warebouae jobs da)'I a wk. Day Ume . s.tte 205 ~::f M.i;r'~~te club. I Interviews 9.3 1•-.... Coddall---W-altns--s-
and wortdM fore llmlled Newport area. 548-4287. "'-t. ..... __ To make It er1s1<•r for Income. Work with -..,._ ' Sdlool .,.,,, ... people. Ratld ad· Bab-Iller, D•ya, your EOE M/P Omien wanted for blke .you we're rom1n11 10·· .. ~.. 1v ,.._ routet S.n Clemente It vour nt'hlhborhood Earn up to $300 per wk vancement pout le. tr home. '-U9ta Mesa area. ~ Sao Juan, also auto IWby not take thlt I Law lull.ion. Placement yoo are 18 or over and for infant under l yr BenklnJ ro11 t e • av a 11 , s an op p o r 1 11 n 1 1 v t n aulal. 75MIUM
$216 '"' Wll
would be avallable to w/workl•g mother. TB.LEIS Clemente. L agun a l dl11rov<0r !ht· mt1n\• -------·-~riff start work Immediately, ~~~:::~~~ lmmedl•te Tull & p~tl Beach, Mission Vle!o & 11drnn1 11111·-. Kt•ll\· 11---------Needed Immediately for call.... time o p ening• 1n No.•So.lrvl.ne.CalrThe l f'mp lo~l't'io t'nJOY I COUICTOR daysand'PM shllla.Xlnt 645-6514 Babysitterfor5mo.old.3 NeWJ>Ort Beach. Hunt• Realater Newapaper W1• t•:ill 11 "Temp" Excellt'nl oJpor tunit y
beneflla, lncl'g In· days per week. Prefer lniton Beach " San 58l-414lor4116-5618 l work For \Ou thall for l.ndivldu with eio.
suraoce. lncenUve, and AW>cnoti my home. Will consider Clemente areu. Ex· m r;in~ 11 fl4"Xlblt> perieoce in telephoni·
sick pay. Please a pply In tHSTAJJ.aS liceft&ed Sitter'• home. ~ pref'd, l>ul will CA.SHIH I work srht>dult> thnt I ClOlledJon. PoaiUon OJ>('n ~ J:.~~·~~~ M.L. TIMI H\mt Bch. area. a.w702 ~ appl.lcaa&I wtib 2J to 35 yn old. ~pr'd. fll.., your lift. and a ~ °=\keM~.1.:'~c:;
"' all5!pl. exteulve ulu It Apf.'' Don J oie l f 'l_~t'dom t h ntl Oail Rlchardl at (7141 CM. fOltlA~ cublert.D& blapwnd. &.. urant. 9093 Eut worklnl Pt'Oplt 0 We olfer excellent com· H AM»1111S BaMr tWJ.ume. clan·up Ublnd.wewWMDdJOU -~1 Huntlqton lkh. l fffdom ef\joy. I ~a~·~··~4~ao~o~. ~E~~q~uu~aa;ll~P~·
• L-1&..-1 Plft1 '*>eflta wblcb In· .....a o.,Mtll ,. IOYS penon~·=•1 to our t.ra1aJ.na etoW oo •• a.1 • EmDloYer. WllRlrlC,..IT&W'I d udtooeweetvacaUon Oroomer.1. t>aher. f\IU....,,.. I CalJKeJlyAt I · W.waffonal afteratx moat.bl, eleven ~· r·/ T lncl. AUTOSWPL.Y Btu*lna HAPPY 847-3498 i-------
a relCJW"Ceful, ambitious ~
indMdual to Join ow-ac·
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requirea mlnlmum l
yeer clerical experience
and the ablllly to use 1
l~ke)' addlna machine.
Good Judaemrnt also es
_,na\.' Wo provide ex· ceUent cornp•ny benefits
aad pvwth opportunity.
PlitlM call or apply lo
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..-v JC • Plakt bolidaya and '1'0\IP STOU ..... CID Sl••• .. Cllrk ~-.a• I Or ourNtwport I COO«S Nt,.-rt.:'ec~,:~ {rwurance •Latta oo day f44.54Q--Jmmedlatt openlDI tn ~~Of •-u ... I Buch branch om<'e I Expandl.na restaurant '?i.nu.asn ofbtte. Anawerln~Servlce ~.tartlna .. lary TlltlaS Hunllnston Buch• ~-,,.. -1 .... 1 ~wtthover50unlt3.
Dl\&aJ Oppoc1 I Telephone rator for for $-day wHlf. E•· S-.. C..t lrvtne ~a. rr.ter H · 1· CXN" .... P'lunily-owned ~nJaa·
&Ml .."fr'>' OOCUM~CNlJJOR ll&>m7am •h I\ M at be celleat worklnl condl· 1 penence bul wm train I llLI 1'9~n1 • Uon of-fen pleannt ~~~Mplo~~C~r~~~L . !!I-~!~:'/.,,~'.-.oLtda:.~3! ~ .::!~:J~ ~ Att=!-':.ntc lJ!ldl.!'.ldu•I with iood •l.. .~LL~""t workln11 cond ition ~ -.. -.... .. ...... Llbe I I ""'"Su.;,"~ c M • commumcallon •kllli°:' D flll V•CBS ~pc)rll.InJtmllrrrrt ~Payable DIVISION Be.ch r a • m P 0 Y • e ..,... ,., """t r · · n,un aptitude fl Ute l1P· I ..,vancement. ..,.xco en TIAIMH benefi t • In c lude 540-S300 inltltlll• .. " Anoth\'rW11~To I comp1 ny benefit•. Ex
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Frteodly Npt Bel\ co Addrellolrapb auranc•, ur. 1nturanc6 .......... 7J"'/ ..... _....,,. todla· ('~ --I PIHll Ch1d11d I (,\person. Htlu •:rs•r d•tall1d Mut•1•rapb -aru ... tn ....... fund ~ .. _._ ,... ..... .-.v... 8907 W ... ~ " .... , FoC'Cla,.lfled Ad a.-~ ~Alroori> I amer AH•. I ~ ,; w~~>'k~/~ 2121South Daimler 1cnock1 ollte wht.n you AP LYIN PER.SON AT AC1'10N CALIP tetlAMI( ~ trrip!orer n t Ma~noha •'lattp 4~ P.O.Bo:11lo&4'7 w. ...ult·Jtttllla Dally 110&1STSTB~l:T Calle EqualOptyEmptyM/F _ _ I Sulrt213 ~ ~ -. ~ ~~ s.nta AM, CA ecru 1 PUot a ... mect Ad.I \o SANTA AHA Dell)' Pilot --llunt1n1tton Benrh I .., .. ,,,,1141.1"11•, ~-· -....... ..... rteCb u. Orua• eoa.1 • _ · _. • .. _ AJ).V180ll u...-~ I £.o.e. M ·r w,.__...Hwy ~ .----neeD·. Equal()pportulUt.y 1DArillrL. 1bt w 4r11w ID ...,. SEU. Idle ltetDe with a ... ,...~JW•aat Not q •-r I JlJJ ---.. . q,mt~;~p; r..ms.ao,•111'/lt· Phone•ta.sm • •. a D•ll.J POot -.m Olll1~ClwU*'Ad. ~~'---ldldo L N...r';'h. ..I ~:_ . ;1NA ~~ _ ----"'" QwHSliitM.M>.n. -_._ ~-"'"-..... ..,............... ----
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.&.•AS • lMSUllA!'IO! Mdcal tw.W..tH 7100 MllltW...-M 7100 ... Wllll94 7100 .U,......, · ~.... WPll major Medlcal Traaecribtt, ;.;;.T••••••••••••••••••• e.-.i••••••••••••••••••• •+•••••••••••••••••• P'11116•1Unt AUareH eelf·lnturanc'• ad· t11U Umt, lmmt,dlatt .....,.k'eol
Uniform• tunt1hd mlnlatrat.ar. New ofllc. opllliDl1 notrltoctMpte· TndrwiMl••-A .. t1 or oYtr. RetJnd In Irv Room for l"°'"-h ferrea. Ca II ra . S&lel
wArome No ta119rtenct ror ambltlOUI ,.rton. 'T\Uo&lonatfl4155'7.aoc> k:~·,:.~·p~!: THI LOOK
"" AJPIY. Unlverul .. mo etatt. ""Call MORTRAINEE Scbocl FY~ M1·5* Known tor European lashions
PnUd1oa S.VI~. 1%31 MM700 uk tor Andrea -' brt h '11 ' "·-.. ho So th C 1 k' ,. 2 W aJal4.lwl Santa Ana &OE Wlll lradl I l pers era.a.a.. ff aru. uuvug ut U ern a 00 ang 10r ~ boun •12 ' . able to communicate. Purdluina Traloee Xl t or 3 aaaressive fashion oriented ladies
1-4 llontllni n-1 lnlurance i:;:r~f01° ~~~u~! •f:r btndlb. Pac. Ind. SuJ>;. who l:iave a definite fashion back-~· .. ~~~~e~~f abovt avr1 In tell. ty,21178.Hat.haway,SA. ~d & have management potential. .0¥11NISS ouu. 4ncludt all ph••ct LucraUve u:icorno C>i>pty ~e . ~ave 1mmediute full & purl tlme
Mab.Ire 11"9 ta btlp for 3 of propertx·cnualty to love.it In • ix of the PW 4-M Cllttc positions available. ~~fvenc re operaUona. rctcal work· pnillta.Oall55Mtae. • J _.. 2 Salary +comm +co benefits. . r,:.,i;:-,.c;::•,:ir.: ~,:r.•1•'~'l.":~1 ~ ~1_I.oYdP•r MOOMU...,_5 ~.exp ~,:u;~:iat CaJl for uppt Mon thru Sat 1oam-6pm
Prr ... Good wan.u.1 C'Oi\ Room• Board + Jar quau ............ v. ua Aoon*4a.-sevenlna•.. rec lceepln1 dealrablt THI LOOk
.._., ~ Allt for , IMO ... M0-1311 ~or546-~. wk, urn U ·U hr. Apply Newport·Men '44-6500
Paul ~ ~ Newapanar •uembl~. Unlfltd School Dist.
r• LA Tl a...WedPenonoelOfc. ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! l'lLCC1SJU( u.a:aoam. mea. lloD/Wtd/Tbur Is Fri oz: -----.INIURANC~ ........ f Nf!!/lrv.CellNMaal. hm·12 noon, Tues I.I.SALIS ~W'anl hlrin1 part
....._.. ._ f« nLht IALll JOI MOW MOQ&IGHnMCH 1.apm, 18011.ltb St. Npt Start tbe ytar rtf.bt; time or full Ume. or,n ..-........ ....t I ONM 90-'7225 Bch, E.O.E. Select ProperUee ot era; 10:30Adll top1'1 ~00 M .._--.,for tralntn1 0000 __ __;~.-_..._ __ ~~~~~~~~~I top 1>ro1reulve com· every i ay. c.. your
• ~ IT~ ltr GH88fs p~6o CON· MoC.el·HolA!l 4lt :. mWoaecbedW.. an out· owubra.Notxpaec. !".:. -NO, Lo itar• DITIONS MANY Will traln·Cront deek. REAL ESTATE LOAN 1tandln1 tralnln1 pro· Seal<lqKomer
Ulll WM1'00 ,a.It fot An rRINOE· BENEFITS Penonable,tulltlme. OFFICER-2nd T ruat l _ram w ith Tommy Cc1ll 673-3430.
drea &'<>It -. , .. .,.... GROWING COM· ~ MelMyt AMt•HclW... Deed Co. requires hl&hly Hol*1ns Fut Start. pro-PORTER. 4·6 "°' ,_ .. __ ---elA~a·ncv .,d _..,. motivated person to ,,_, __ , otfi,... on -· .... Cl.IAll PANY PROMOTES a£1m~t.aMHa" .....,._ aoliclt •arrange loans . ~~the t,;;\ tnpWday,5dywk.Call
Atl-SUper C'O w/IOOd bene fl f"ltOM Wl1'HJ~ TRAIN &dle2.at 642·14'10 Moe.el-Hotel 0ppty to &row It pro.per st.air In town. lt't your fcr&pP',~$000ext520
,,. M .... ech for ~ra Vl fKd F 0 R r 0 p D-U..lnJ btaudllor 4200 accord1n1 to ability +• -··-.'".ill""'1·31"1 =······ I -·· " 1-over .. A N A G E M E N T J\CUCI & • :?iwUciue cnance to learn .......... \A ... • .,,. SUPBYISOI .._ .... """' ... -s T A R T s .. I M ll'RV-•~U --experience prer
1ool l n I oc n C •I I ME 0 l ATE t y , RS•rv--.n vrSR .,.._todor IM all acetaolthe buslneu .• SELECT 11·7, fulJ or part·time ~<:out.al P~rsoo K ... y u 0 A R l) Sill mo r~t exp will 64S-4l40 Reports directly to the ROPERTI ES Mesa Verde Convale~ -' AaencY. 1790 11.,-bor .,; XL P ti; R 1 ~ N <.: E Land poe w/Uu.a attract Vice·Pres. Fub1on 111 P cent Hoap e&J Center St
COOK FOR OW DllV•S CM , . . lrEl.ProL WE llAVE co. 0.ya & swin& 1hin. MOYllFtRM loc. Loan exp+ R.E. ti~ C.M. M ..._ + u 10'&.,.. over 2& wttb a ALL JO~ lo Rt:!!: OUR OWN TRAINING avail. Xlnt bena It oppty 585 DTIAS req'd . Compensation Receptioolst wanted for --------
.._.._ pd drivtll~~ you ..... ••~Job ~unltv p-...v.RAM PUT ON BY for udv. Call 540-6055. Ex--''onal career opp· flexible. REPUBLIC Mlcbael Garrison 'ii IOl•-SIA .. ~•M.. "'"' ... ,,.. # ~ CoeiiR.aJ Per9onnel Agen· "'~ h HOMELOAN, 7Si-ll83. Halrcuttln1 Salon &MOP CCMNll.tt• ma1 ..... • MW year to lean no st trade n£E COUNTRY'S TOP 2'790H·-CM ly for lbme wla lol to "fCMOl.OetlT wtUi • ~' maotDt job fD.IZ'J'Obttwo 10.U. O R G A N S A L E S C)', AU.JOBSFREE break Into the movie ecz..M10. Women needed now.
/_O u -111 eoJoy . PEOPLE. CALL AT bu.sloeu. S20·S200 per REALESTATESALES n ___ _. Good pay. Good hrs·. 1Wlt Adm'INl&radon. iD· KnC1•f td1e of C.A • G•&.adau o N c E F O R DY PUMCH day + res Id u a I -... ~ ~ ~a C!CIUnMI· CJro1t Co. P'rwys ~Mrriceeta· INTERVIEW. OROAN . posslbilltlea. (7 14 ) Uc:enaedorwewUltraln DCfTIM4tMIW
... rorcar .. rtuLln1 balpf\al.calls.5HU5on timbtll&>.antebift,full EXCHANGE. STAN OPIRATotl 761 .1244 . VIDEO you for atate exam. llST.AURA.MT SALIS
Pf'Oll'&m OM of com· •'n..foraPSlt time. Appl)' 980 E. PCH, NUNN 71A/S86 7302 Several ~IS ealat CASTING SERVICE Limited offer. Call 0,.M~M Drue store, c lerk.
1>9ter baHd career NB. • · for experd operators. nowlnour3rdyqr. OauaeyflCo.494-8057. F•••• ~ cashier,fuJlUme.female ild•rnce 119tem. PHO Drivw ntedtd to make Handyman/Gardener Univac 1900 exper " preferred In~ Of' mated fleld plckupe It deUv.n .. for Mature, rellable. tennlB belJ>fuJ, but wlll train. MURSlllYMAH BREWSTER'S FA JLY Port Pharmacy
01 experience ln voca· plumbingflxtures,betwn GENERAL OFFICE. cJub,'HB. Mon-Fri H . Swtngshlft$100shlftdlf· f\iUtlme. mature male. Real•tat.s.IH NowRa~~R1A:1'ppli.ca· N.8 . 675-0640 donal testing 6 t'a~r •6J>m , good poteoUal. "'~-...... Tvp•-ui. Ac· aedo mo. $36-8832 ferenUal . Salary will de· over 21. 6 days includes IHJOYMEMT
Ndance. Part time J>081· 6'75-4830. ~-.on , .. pend on yeur background Sal & Sun. Workin1 with in prime Lido area. It Is Uoos for a I food service Sales Qon. ~ Caf'ftr Plan· ct& CJeru. Top P•l!J. No KJ.FJ MFG lesl& packa'g· & exper. and is com· plants & treetJ de· my humble opinion that personnel. Waitreues. Display Jewelry nlo&, OC-lrvtne, Irvine -IYBS Fee. Good Benel l ts · ln8 No exp netided. Call plemenled by many fine livery . $3.25 & up. Ex~r Roger Brown R.E. offers busperson.s, cooks. hoets F\iU Ume po6ition ava1la
!rlJU.m..11. Deadline -lmmed jobs near your 540-2565 benefi~&ouridealN.8. pre('d. Lllguna Hills thebea rlunJt f &hollteSses.dashwaaher. ble for r esponslblt• Ju. l~t.b. Affirmative Men or women 26 yrs or home. · location. For appt. phone Nursery Inc. El Toro. salel~~!~onside~n:~ service bartenders, rood person ln e.xclublve Lido a~tloa e mpl o1er . older. Know the coast Nor U DJ..~ 1 Ad prep. Apply in person VIiiage s tore .. Ei<
Women.MlnoriUes,ffeo· clUes.NetSllOaweekor f8 HOSTESS "L)'nnSt.ansfield . =g.~:~~i1ons:A Mon -Sat,Fatll0830V
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welry. dScapped, Veterans en· more. Or1n1e Coast TemporaryServkea Expandlna r estaurant (714>7S9·78S3 NURSING etc., soar you are ve.. n y, •· cryst.al. chma saes pre
courqed to apply. Apply Yellow Cab, 17300 Ml. MMIO'll EOE cha.In with over 50 umts. AVCO Need R.N or LVN for fll licensed. ea"er and £.0.E. ferrred. 673-9334
aft.erJan2bd. Herrmann, Fountain Family-owned oreanl~a· 0 I•-------• ---------·Valley. (No of Slater tlon offen pleasant AnmclalStrYkes PM sbitl. Xlnt beneftls a:Jtjvaled.TALKTOUS.
<XXJNT&RMAN betwn NewilPpe " worklna condit.lons . 82D Newport Center Dr. lncl'I lnsuran.ce. ancen· llOGallltOWMl.I. Auperta.M1n.3yrajob ~tkl> Good opportunities for NB92660 live. and sick pay. 67J.1020
or aper. Mu1t be well f'nlrDll advancement. Excellent Equal oppty Employer Please apply ln person to ~ Is ......_.able. •utWN. comll\.A"" benefits Ex· Beverly Manor Conv ..-~· ..-v Ladies wanted for above u -340Victona CM 5'5-MOI for In· nDIU(I LMORERS ~enced dealred. Apply ·-P· · UIUI water boat cleaolng. ~ appt. peraon. Over 18. can 642-0671 for Nunlrtg
Adi Dt.at.eSales •Iii lrt Wetco.t
COUM1'll HB.P WANTED TUINEE ~ Raser.. . appl. ~·:r:\r. ~~~i SUNDAY ONLY ~SEMBLER$ ·~ • ~;;LLU;;;;;l;;H;;G;;R;;E:P;;;;; ~~~.ne~.~~~ed!y &,a,i' Mew Cc.ftf'
Hwy,CdM. To deliver DAILY llllWCoostHWJ Part time, work at valescent. 2055 Thur1n. ~Prosperity
LVN Free 3 Weeks
TRAINING
CustomttService Man PILOT bundles to car· PACKERS .....,.,.leach beautiluJ apt complexes. C.M. 642·3505 •Absolutely no prior
ff 1 b I I · fl d riers in Newport Beach 1·2 Yrs work expenence, --------trairung or experience ,.. .. ~-.!r ,Q., ur al el mean area. Requites van l>r -M ~ h Ive reLoll •bl! coUege students. Handle Office Mansgcr-Sale:s d ~ary.
... _...,....., '" v c larae staUon wagoa •a t.ransp. & phone. ng"' Hotel. FRONT DESK phones, It typing, work Good opportunity for a · •Personahied lnstruc. for Ounce County good drlvlna record. lhor'\ term uslgnments. CLERK. 7AM-4PM . full with figures. Must work vanc:ement. Will Lraan/no lion
IMlder, capable of re· Call: Holiday Is vacaUon pay. time. Call for :ippt well with people, outgo· expenence nece:s511ry d>rolessional on the job ~a al. lTtopypesaa11°'....,confor. 642-4121 Ho~ltalhalion pl an ~5000extS20 in•&very well-groomed. Must be 2S yrs old or trairung.
--tion .. ,, av ... ,_ Abl" k k d older •-be avail. on •U~to-.n·comm;~s1on qualified lndlvldu11 I. •-&.--"'"'" e to wor wee en s. "' .,.,,., ... · s _..._.. A 1 · Saturdays. 557·0824 or •C ice of top omce end reaume to o.wm-cw Hotel PS>fuEIRVlNECO 774·&090 . 1525 Mesa local.Iona.
Cw1lied Ad ..0., Daily M.-ry S..tey H-IMIOM Porter um Camelback Verde #206. Costa Mesa. Be your own boss with a ~· .. ~~~ 1560, '••I OpportHlty h~~. 4untc:f1:/ne1l:~ Irvine 644·9010 Packen & Material ~r.essiooalor·
·---·-•• • 41:,.r Ja'9=Dri'f9 Call for appt. 645.5000, Handlers for plastics Katella R ~ ~ -• I~ Sec'-Trainee fabricaUon plant. Apply e to wort in medical lab Elderly man needs PT S 741 extensionS20 -...-r in person, F'abricated For..._cal.Jo-.. lion-~. a-s. Able to use care. Dayg, eves or 2ll hr. (Across From Growio111. d>'!lamfl~ bia11· PlasUcs, Inc., 815 W. 18th 111•7._·"S I
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family realauranl al
nearb)I locaUons. We re·
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Join our fr1endly team.
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own car. Aalr f0r Debby. 486-42216/.S.2039. ..;;eeco. AirpOrt) Hotel UUI Clerk. All ness tlgaUon arm n St CM ~ -~ Employer Newport Center has full -·-·-·---------THl--Mk--
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-G---..a Elect-•cs · around ..... rs lo handle ti fo an ,_.. , ,.y d me opening r •PACICIRS• ~NtSOH ASSIMILEllS ~~:Jt typindg . 'cmt11 efsk eqerget1c & erriclent WUJtr-'-. Twoahlfts. Co ADdbebigwitbalead.ing 1--------• MIF
LOVE PEOPLE?
Have some sales or
medical back.eround ?
Demons trate race &
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Start immediately. Call
O.wn, 213/381-3906.
SALESMAN· YACHTS
Kona Marine, Lido
V-~e.714/675-1403
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retailers. Good com·
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waneect. a-rt or full time. TO SI.SO Hll. "' hritchbr · a or leeal sec·y trainee. S/H ..,. .Real Elst.at.e Co. Xlnt pay be l I __ ... JS ~·• Offlc:E 1ppt..64.5-SOOO extS20 •. di ... aphone. Xlnt typ. inS.E./S.W. Orange Co plan_,,., doU ' loc 1--------• IDUll a oe.o• yni Growing· co bu immed --"' "-~ Oa a E.O E • ._...on ar a · Sa I e s woman , e 'x
old, mlb&emashed driv1ni oppty + pd benef for TIAIMH Hous ecleaners. own in& std . a miat. Call ·*.._"IA* tlon, full time manager. RESTAURANT penenced. JO.«> hrs So rttord fl nut in ap-s>et11J w/baslc exp. Call Entry level poeltlon 1.ran1, full or pa.rt Ume. Celeste,~. ,,_.., WW tram new agents. Coast Vt llage areu
UYPIOPU Deeded for C'l"UUve co Unlimited e>ppty. Xlnt
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ed Penonnel Service.
1500 Adams. C.M.
~· Call for appt 557-7193. United Person· ~ euma. Various Tops. 673-1.266: 646-4871 Ubrwi•/ AHt Toeu,,c..., Seniu Call Al Stellato for COD· 51574163 645-1144 nelService, UiOOAdams, Cietailect duUes. Light I I HS Grad able lo type 1720EGarrySteJl9 fldential •.ntel"v1ew . HEJ.P WANTED CM. t y p In I and neat Housekeeper. I ve n. 30_ .. n.u...m. Scanlng of s.A. 957.1303 963-5671. Secretary Xlnt, mature
oellvsy handwrltin1 required. mature' r e f s, n o ........ Applications currently Persona.I secretary re =.11 r:x,Ma:,e;;:;~r •Electrool--------1 We promote from within. children. lrv Terr. =-~~:·d~~!~P~~ p ART TIME being taken tor cooks Q'd. full Ume. Potential
Smail car required: . C:8 Apply between Sam RmflV.67J.9042 fiilin "'-'d flib O ..... LY * R aJ ""-ta and count.er penonnel. to grow into ·~~ .. ~s.
Cll./NB..us66 ELECTRONICS llam and lpm -J~m, Housekeeper FT & PT ~s~t:'1pfJ r~ 1""'111 e c.e te All ablfts available. Mull be quadl uUQAUJg.
DEUVERYGIRl.. TECHNICIAN =~~~I.~ good1 benCoef its .1 EOEl' JAC:XCiRAUICO Due to company :!i RECEIVING CLERK· ~·pply~~at ·=·=~:e-rr:. Birch St .• Newport Bayv ew nva escen 12SBekerSt C M pamioo In O.C., wen respooalble Job w/varie· oUowln& pared to bring ref"s Forautopartabullness.. Beach .• <Near O.C. Hotp. 2055 Thurln SL C.a9262l6EOE'Mi Fi H aeveraJ .sbarpiJ/:leto tydduUes.Worltfora .... _
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._THllOX call:IG-35ll l'DUll be over 18 w/aood Ai....,.rt). E~ual Op· C.M.642-~ -----·---~5rut.eea ,8-lOpm smcompany w/blg.com---" drMn1 record Is live in tmmedlate openln1s and .. ...., LIVE-IN HOUSEBOY. . & "1 day Sal. uat be 18 pany benefits Ex per 17lhlsTulUn SECRETARY RECEP· Olisl.a Mesa area. Phone opportunities lo a n portunityEmp oyer. Housewives, Couples, de· Wanted by Newport &over. People who are helpful, but will train. (Fairview&Ba.lulr ) TIONJST for chlroprac-
545-3408 for Interview .t.ablWled company in siring mipplemental In· Beach family of three. st.ablearepref'd. Trainee st.a.rt $3.50 hr. COSTA MESA t.or,typing•dtbookkeep·
appt. the Oranae Coun t y CHHLOFflCE come In s pare time. Job includes housework. S400SALAltY • ~3632forappt. Equal Opplf Emplyr ina.540-5558 Dd~ Driver. female, airport area. AppUcants Mature, property1_fl83._ms _______ errands,&careof8year ORPROF'IT·SHARJNG m/ • •--=--------1 II t A t l to troubleshoot, repair • ..,.,.....,, 1ood~pist N~t HSKPR f I old boy. Employer pro· PROGRAM Receptlonlat needed for 1--------• SICltETAllY u me. u 0 par s and teat electronic ....... -... . . or even ngs ... des crlvate room ~1th Whichever you p-fer . .,..,...,. .. ,development co. Sal ffl to stcre Call548 1183 R 1 Ctr. Benefits. erm. P : T\atin retirement home. v• -'" ..... --es o ce-cus mer
· · l)'lteml. ecent ana og ~. Call g.3847. 1V & ath, use of car & For interview call aft in Newport Cent.er; con· orientation re qui r tid
DENTAL ASST-Start and di<a~~xpert~7c9e gymnasium & salary. tpm,m.3IMIO. tactJenniferat640-5903 RESTAURANT Typlna 60wpm, S/H the New Year n·ght!! We preferred. 1 s.s7 • GllL RIDA Y Hours of work allow time RE C E p T 1 0 N 1 s T / S)Wpm, Large company
need a chrslde dental H· 11111k._f .. or•Blilusc_h..____ ~11. filing, Invoicing, INSPECTOR for student lo attend -ft\111y TIME SECRET AR y. 5650. benefits
s' w /a p I ea a I n" --------light boolckeeplng. school. Tel. (714) 631·9000 rM Newport Cent.er • Much POSITIONS Salary ~/Mo. .
penooallty. FIT or P ELLENCARTER'S or small mtg. ln HB. UltAtteodani,Mustbel8. EVENINGS variety · Growth poten· ~iflcsCorp.
pol in our Npt Bch prad. Lady's Haberdalher St.art S4 hr. Call Karen. F\Jll & Part time. co tlal. .. Greet cllents, Aawa from O.C Airi>ort.
ec.1050. Now lntervlewln1 full ltJ.·2505 bcel•llHJ ..._-"•-u .. 7 .. u Adult• wtt.b outatand.ine, telephone answering, Stwt .... Mew Y..-_call __ 'IS2-_2780 ____ _ \ Ume salesVIOmen. Apply ...;________ .. __ &..-•-•-uaJal .... .....,... ........ attractive penooaUUes = Xero 900 Dental Office needs ln person, 131 FashloO ,~..,.... ..... .... ...-... • ......,... who -"-y worlWfs with &5-70, x ~ ..t foM ... Toco Secretary Aaai.at
employees. Recepl & '-'and Mall NB ,.. ..... n~ '"""'"'~""-.-.., .. _ so.,'f:_ t ... SO&':r p ul but not nee, •c.toth-9 Looklntr for car eer Cbalraldes. Pleasant _____ ..;..•_· -·---~ A.satectnJcalgac:esetter FOREMAN ......... .......,. .. a -· pleasant personality, isl ln ~ Cen G SECURITY h I t p 1 it hour. Phone~l l. froatotnceappearance a person to ass run· , ....... _.. ter roup. IMPLOYMBCT 1n t e n us ry. r vale commun y . ..,.,BETWEEN 4:oo.s: --•.Call .&~,..,...,0 for pc.w1 ... ......., ""-'--olngfmNBofc. Must be •1122 ,.,,,.-.. 01 DOC u M E NT O R Knowle41e in pumps, """' "..._ ....,. ... ,uh-_..,. -°""" accurate typisl, take SH . c~.-DIVISION IS the re -electrlcal. road repair, PM. &ppl. 8-dL & have Xlnt organiza· Dental Aaalstanl part New Year, New Qareer! ~ leader ln the sewer 11ygtems. pools! Mil for Jhw uomaJ
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lime ror apec:lal teeth World's largest employ. Due to our recent ex· Po1nt of Sale Manaae· automotive & genera Equal Opportunity Recept needed for busy Aflll'I M,....... T~ ability. Send r esume practlc~ wanted. Call ment sptem wtll train. =~ram, Wells ment Information maint. Xlnt alerting Employer Irvine Travel Agency. ~_.. Sal&dwJ•• w/sa.lary history to: Ad ~ Lucrative position, be arCo Ou serc1ee1i,;: Syst.ema for the fut food salary. Contact manager Accuracy In t~i.ng ~ fil. ...,,... Ki.Qi, 3801 Weste.rly Pl
---------1 healthy. wealthy in '19. ~ Security uar service field. Web.ave an ~1 ~11amor1-4 pm PBX Inc 1 must. ery usy tit: .... ,._
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NB .........,. --------•I Call Ellie O'Brien, for: immediate opening for Mon-»i. Anawer ing service pbonee. Salary com ._....,1 . ,.,_,. ~ 540-5001.SnelllnlltSnell· "'"-/Mtwperiltocll an lndividual with four --------operat«lullltP/T.Call mensurate wilb exp SECRETARYI PCB In& ot NewJ>Orl Beach S-. ~....... years nperlence aa Maintenance position, 1135-3561 Qualified only need app TICO de Need sell starter with
Aiency,.U.OCampus. FYI tw/ Part QC /QA Receiving Dana Pl Harbor, ex-PBX OPERATOR lY957·2700. iood t.Yl>lrur & shorthand· DESIGNER Ko='neer c.... ....... n. 1'ecbntclan ln computer perience preferred. $3.SO Orange Co Arpn area. ~t Carlos lllU.lls tar jOb wlt.b Iota of M__,, of I _.. -•-led Held hr s tart + r r I n I e I hbrd uos-•L .... Y ln lrvloe Some -actww e ectro-CIMf •tMHt WMNltrAretl ·-· benelils. Applv 24701 inter boay aw tc . n rn,. van.,.. · .
mec:t.enk.J products re-Gr--'-.~ " Frr • Prr day 11hlfta. F\.lU ume tncludlng Sat personnel. work. 540-7639 _,..-.proven PCBlay. uwml man1111cturer Position will be to DanaDr. £.0 .E. Many benefits. &/or Sun. N.B./lrvlne 280Briatol EOE. ==,w~;::~eax~ ~.:i~~e:!~:: ~~r..~:.ISA lo~ e~ tr;_:~;'~~.,!~: --MANA---.-.. ---Pay accord~ to exp. 81U.6t4-Ma. COSTA MESA w..-. Plus, be ~~: ~1 ~J!~ro Hper•l••rJ l•••I of ee.iroo.lc compe>-~Dialribut.lonCtnterfor 546-ml,133-· •a.c.,tkMll•t• ~~~~ ~y lavotved with 111' hinc::Uona; tnchactlni s.c.tty Off1cen wlto atnla to Documentor retail clothlq nrm. Mon NX l..ow1)' front otc needs SICUTAIY
new ~ from COD· product deei&n. t.ooliftg, ... TOP nY, wMll. llad/ or manufacturers t.bru Fri .. 5. WlU train. llC.,..OMIST pen w/rharm, lood ph ~Opportunity ~ to neld ute. We llxturea, and quality COG· .-apeclficaUons. Maintain Appt.y ln penon. PREP for main ~cot achl dlat. voice, 40-SOwpm , typlng __ _.ez_..e.r M-/F--waat Ml lndMdual who t.rol. lluat be 1 selC· fl.l .. WHllJlf-r· vendor history files, SHOP fNC. 3198 ~rt Handle switchboard, ak1.lls. E.O.E.
Membership dept of
private c lub , stron~
becqround office pro-
c:iedure1. good typing• &
tdepbone manner. Call
for appt, MWOOO en 520
want.a lo ltoW wllh • starter and have In· , blueprint files. etc. Re· Loop Dr. Ste. ~ .M. creet visitors & handle •A.DIA• .,_ ._JD. Equal 0p. ltlative to formulate and .... $100 TO Sl.IS quires operational test ~ clerical dutin. Reqi 'J ~lee R~AURANT
PoflUDll'I Employer. a.ec:uta a total plan. .. HC)Ua :c:J~l,' J!:t~~~~ MEDICAL Rec:epUonlat, irad & I yr. ex.per OD 455¥ECW • t S llii11~1/F'~~~-Cl6S~S4~~~~~1 ~ -·.v t.o perform re· exper. only. Call -.9881 m 11 I t I . • l a l I o n 1'73> Garry le 119 :.: Com P an Y is a n CAM PAY qur;;d'tettlng. Mu st between91s U :30A.M. swtt.cbboerd or comple· S.A. 9$7-1.303 Dlal A Ride -.....bed leader in Ill TO• ... •• ,_ HOUI ..__..co& cod Uon d traln1ng CCM.tne on ~ST Drhwn field ; servlnc botb _..... ......,... or es MEDICALA.u't., back of· awltcbboard. Type Vatteeyddulles in thls
--... ... modern l.d dome1Uc aod export racewitbX·ray permit. 45wpm, u lary ... to t o p c o f o r :'.:ta door toio:; cllen ... To meet tbe Al/flblnpenoa Mondar Wt offer excellent c.11136-9850 e1 In 5 annual iteps. -· .. ua1aauc lndlv w /
___._ J -.... ,..,... ___ to~. 1A11to5Pll ea1artea and benefill ln· --------XJDt benefH.a A~ by• .......
trllllp. Ca.Ur. driven Uc -VI -... ":.L................ Ill: dudinl one weeb vaca-Jan 3rd to w.~ter med tY'Pinl • some bit· ,.. • ._ No prior eaper M ha.• em-..--on a S UoD after slx moot.ha a..t.-.Mcal i kDil bkG. Meet • ireet w. Good dthi.D& NC• meP" dewillopm•t pro. WELL ~paid bolida)'ll Ud RECEPTIONIST/GIRL Schoo Dl1t, 14121 nkil ~~ in Ulla fu.o
-..... No Suaclay work. cnm FAR•O .,_ imW'ance beeln• FRIDAY, tor busy O!ldarwood!.O.!.M/F, lllOl W/vet'J frteedly co-
OrW• Coaat Yellow Ca•lf!dat• a.boQt ban upon~dhire. Please chiropratk olfc. Nwprt Ptnamel worlttn. Call Chris.
Cab, naoo Mt. Her· al>Ulty and dtalr to GUARD ....s resume wlt.b 1aJ1ry Qd.r. llult l¥J>e, have ln· c .... .,T..... ~. Oout.al ~non·
..-_ F. Vly. -· .. , __ ,!_. llJetory to Penonnel tuaUw 6 med. up l:lr1 ,....r 1rowln1 a1enc1 nel ~. 21'10ffarbor,
c.r1 ........ OC• SIClll'AIUIS
apt.. .,,..c.tto.1 Wortc \ocal temporary far 1 f hyw.t. -1P.menta. Open lo all
Milli, c.m ..... COUNTER .,, ... •To4ey 557.0061 PERSONNEL ~o~ ot 1 ice •
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1 •..;n•.:C.~"! SBVICES n.utmenL 1"'· Mon.vrt Cati -mauare, brt1llt Lft, CM ALI.JOBS FREE
._ -'"'' la pereoo 1'1Ni!'MW of a e.IOM k.111t I I J J W Co•. MMOCIO diridua.I whh outcoin1 ~ ...__ SICtllTAIY
10-S, 221 Fores\ Ave, nec:utJveteam. •••.,... OOCUMEHJ.tJR ~t)' Lo work ln ..,..llOMIST . ....,..,. .. ,......_ ... _,, R•pon Pol w/varled --~~~ ..... ~:__;:__I -";ar;;'\wc• -ow amo. 4 lt"'1 U.. --L_n ... ·•-... , ... _•t •p•r • • bl ~ t-"
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Pl t U I ndl ..-..-. ,. ~r1oanel bustneaa. nrrmanen..-.-•n "'"• ...__ • duttea in ac ,..,a .,.. ~ ..... .,..,, .. RS ......... eaan v n1 to • I b ..... ~"'OW' Newport --.. •-•vlHS,,....w/3
n<>a.. ,,_,, t.lons ln 1 Pl'Ofl"elllV., OR• DIVISION · r-I.I &atlag vloul u ea ac..~ Oiftce. 10am·3pm,.no ex· ~-,;po-n otc taper f'ff • Pfl'. No up nee. me(llwn Ille commun.lt)' W r-. •""'IV 1round btlpfult 1ood -~ -........ Wlll traln C 'S SH• ~oaa~m.aiiiliiiiu.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim.l ln W•t.wn llli.noll. h'· lloellq, ~· d ed· •--.., 1rowtb pe>C.ntla1. Call tG-1.t It brt;mew appU-* ARL ~. w~m. .. lqt betnta pulla1• •uda1.1..J 11Cur•0 8V0• ~~· • l'.U 1 Oare1 Fox, S40·10H. ,..=:" ............ vt lood • H rx Sfl1 IO 915 • • . ••d aalar~· "Om • lOAll· r., L m. ......... .,_ "---.., .....___ __ , •1ee· --•-..,.. montbio5 ....... a .....
-. ... ...-••• , .... _ _l.. .. tv. ~· P.o.ana .._.-.. o :::.--'mo~af 'rl*'" abUIQ', tJplnf JR lDlll t.enu. ADDlY oy •v~..J::~ -·~-c ...... -:"b'., UOWW.,.... m:lS.DU.....,.St. -1 n•l .,. AU.JoiStRIE aotw.callforappt. • * Jan Int, W•tinlrieter ,....,"'bnc, = ::s_ ....... y=.a .. 117 Sa&UAU,C.U17lt IB'YISll ~!!..."!~..t8" • 2:!-111Two11,_.-~> r::.::!.J~li.~:r1,~~
• ~PUot Taa iiTftu ~Ac: .... ._CA Squal~t1 ,.. .,.,. liWiio .. ~TGW,UUA ,,. ,...,.. li\t"' the a ''led,IQ.-5'TI 'l'UIUHO COJIPANY, ~~ .. ::~., ~-1• nu... ~ Wtat. • .• Pilot P.O.IDs-~. l::iii};".111r Kaodk•pf!d = ...... C-111.odaJ, f'\Dd wbat ~ want .. _ ....... .,.. .......... ' .. "--0-UWAd. Today min..-. --... DaQr PUa&ClataUlecll. IOllTI.
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lllCUTIYI S II( 1'tUer l'A• LOV P'..AT 9'0. Vt IOW head.I ta'IS. l'IHIOl PAID ll'OR OR NOT
l'tUlb ewp otc'a ~eect COUUaCllANll f:::_~e,:'~[/54:~~1 :~~Jfc><:aaa teo ..._..wllt/ TOPDOL&.AI
...., pen w/IOOd H 6 loc tn Npt tkh l'\OW In IMlio.. l""'tJ le ....... · t 110 llOI TOP CAIS
tnllaltouat Pr. otco. ttrvlt wln1 EXP AP IDt» •·blda Sl19 OlH n -.. '" .. •••••••••••••• ....... llAUWICK [JA T \IJ~
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XW 1-11 • r&ila. It PUCAHTS for pow in· Modellrom. Pl'Um ....................... '72Honda-~ml,
cmecl tbt lft06t OU\IUad· c I d I N c Ii p r 0 0 I (7U» &4Ud'n llk• ntw .
tnuo bl.,.._ C.ll Cbna Operator, N'(l&e 'hll.tn," q;;;;-11 iW m;uit;;. ~ ~ Coailal hNOcl 'l'flltrt C.tl for •PPl 1 mo Q9 Kini tet '730•aal50cc ~~·mo Harbor 1!~~_!~1 ~~ .... ~11' tor tpmturJ M'odat Home clirtonly.~. , .._<MJJ_ruonu __ ..._ .. _ ... _um--Al"' CT14) Ml 111" llV ana. 113M721
_ ••ALL~;J~O~nt;· ~g~~~·· • Tnw Tniitll onnrs -;: lldtSac. '71 Yamaha 750
Pft''d 1'lp pey. Appl)' *•I IUY * * S.-.. 1IOO ml. Sella for G•W To., Int. HOD Good uMd t"Um.ltu,.. " NewJQJ;abr .. lUI wfnew ..,115 WUI NU f« l:HOO.
Otuna W•>'• C au lW ~tl•nc -OR I wHI SOlornon 727 blndln11 _N _ _. __ . ------s .. 'f• ... YOU. " (Ot/1111 braJt J. UIO lath. ...7 p h .. 0 d Xlftt
1)r'iC""otr.r111na 111 MA5fit'ii'uc110M GOO.~ ~~-:t.laso.
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SECRETARY · Ul W'1I ~1193 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ...... ,.... .. S./ WEPAYTOPDOLLAR W~ Quallf1tid •llt"r -CASllforyour.#'1n•1 a.t/SMNll 9160 FORTOPUSEOCARS MUll lulv rd renr-«-• A ll Wood Bunkbed• · 141-ZOll -..................... FOR~ON.DOMESTlC Nit u Ph Ad a Pu / wlcntl • box •Pttta' or ,.,.
Ma u ollo C'all AM rf\nt b d SH . Oleeon st.-.,a"twwt, lt1JL•d•t . or C~SlCS _, lM Mod c l II o m • 7 14 ... IOH a.-y Me._..._ H your car iuxtra clean
Wandmu1~ ren.onu,•I,
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sti.3077 ••••••••••••••••••••••• n.n If contal ed ·eeeuanrst. .....,.__ •· • ,.,_!_•tor'°. " •'r "on" di: IAUIA IUICK, El!:t"Cuh\•t walnut de1k. "raYW' '"'""'n YOM•rl • •C uaR!I • ""' " ctuur. indt> ch•'r tr mut 6 crc11m 1naker Sln1le uanen. root top air. TV 2925 Harbor Blvd.
.. .ie.rrwn'a de•k•. C'halra 11pwt, mocM 710. a12501 antenna, CB radio. CaltaMesa 979.2500
& rnu!A< All tor~ ('iall bltotr 631 4141. AM/FM •tereo tape. like w A.RlHOUS• .... A.... I lolly SM 2274 TY, a-~. ~ new .tiJW le other edras ....,. "' -too numerous to men· SHlrrtR 'Mti bed. \wn bed fu rn". ttA. St.No 8091 tJoo. Very, very clean. ST Alt S710 mo1tth di I bed teak d rHter •••!••••••••••••! • ••• •• Look a t tb1s one before
Job..ecuot> aoota. rute stund. &ker·~ ouutlluJ 2S" color TV. 2 you~!CallTrumanat
l>utlu w ti I ind ud l!>ltabl.U!hf'<.l tompan1 rack. rallan betdbo<trd. yr wmty. free d«tl. $128.
handhni corrnpon Freemed1ul1d<>nlal rnaga11ne rack. Chrni· 646-1786.
denre. telephone w 1t 64S-fi630 111 Nt-wport unn Dior ~heet5. rom· --,-.. -U-L-.S-V-ID_IO __ _ overseas subs ld1a rit'A fortcr . p fllowcases. ~
THEODORE
WE BUY
USED CARS
CAU.PAPPV Used Car Mgr
540.5630
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aaaa '15 VW 8eetle·T•wn)' -------.-beige ntertor dehu,t ln·
tenor. AM/FM Stereo Futullc Cloeeout Mao• " radial Uret. One 00 llr71 Modtla -mtllodell owntr. Prt. Pt. aeoo.
aow amvt.oa Oall633-271\
MUST SELL '66 8 toO So. C:O.t Hwy.
DJ<X MILLER Oood con1JUon ~•eds
MOTORS 494·•18 • .... I I J I
120W. Warner, 'S.A ·~~~~~~~~ S57-2132 '84 VW. Mu•t Sell. Cood1~
-----------• eoa. Cloan car. Need• • 71Spyderconv. Xlntcond. Electrical work. &U-41118, 55 Chevy Nomad Sta tion
Must tell. S.1900. SG>. . !!!'A"' For arale or trade. ~8149. .,.Z..QMO ---------171 VW Panel van. New•---------
4 cir 128 ft•t. '74. Xlnt engine . paint 4' tires C l••llfal 9930
cond. S2JO~. t75,J..LOO fr~f. reupblstrd. Int. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~.S..-OOeves. Mny xlu. l2SOO.PP '78 -MarkV Dia mond
.... 9727 646-7239 Jubilee model For sale •H••••••••h•••••••••• '70 VW Bug, r ebui It ac auume. FuiJy loaded . ._ ....... _~ •79 engine. AM/FM radio, Moonroot', Diamond blue
....,..... "9W new· tires. chrome rims, oo&or. Low mi. Beat orter. HOND·A Can Call atter 5PM. 531.~. 5M-8670or830-1001 ........... y 11495. ~ --------·-·c:o.g.-. 9933 • . To Ct.ooM Frotn! '72 Super Beetle. • spd ...................... .. U.._.IVERSITY A/C, new tires . $1900. ·ee Cougar XR 7. reblt. 'o...we. CaJlaftS.546-2252 good cond. must sell
'70 VW Popi.op Camper. 1157-2831 ~ves.
Honda ~=k: GMC '711600 Eng. Spoke whls, '70 Cougar XR7. Nt•w
28:18Harbor Blvd. new tirea.d Just tubed. paint Vinyl top A/C
C.OSta Mesa 5-40-96'0 Good Con ·. '25001 at PIS,
0P/B. Runs Xlnt'. 64().J4$Jaft5.30pm. Very Clean. 10 Series
order tn1cing. aaenr WINUOW TIN'JIER C'x.514:r •ham. dust ruffle. Call GRAMD OPENING contact. public relat1vn11 ftow-011 linter t o . d o 493 3t.14 art 6 wkdya, SPECIAL
working with i1hows vch•cles. h11eh com "''"'"mewknds
ROBINS
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:JO!IQ1IO 9730 '67 VW Bug. new eng. new wide oval tires. Call Sat
••• .. •••••••••••••••••• brakes. new carpet . &SUn964-1848. $1850. One
2626 HARBOR BLVD '68XKERoadster. British Fresh paint FM radio. owner. ·
racing green. Wire wbls. Extra clean. 552·4288. ---------
ischools. publicutions on m lulon. Stay Kool -v w · RCA 200 or Sanyo 9100
script.s ProdllCl.ll ~7 ~34 Velow Mila Casual Llvln" $750 ea . Zenith 9000W or
pillow furniture . .1 Cost Toshiba 5310 $799 ea.
COSTA MESA xlnt,mecb cond. $S640. • Dodge 9935
Serious offers only. 68 VW Sqrbk. excell. con· ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mtol. lMported 891-3143 diUon. Sll!iO. Ph 493-3174 /ltJtlo s.r.ac.. P..tt ••••••••••••••••••••••• af\ 6PM wkdys. anytime '77 Monaco Broua bam. 4 We offer excoOenlcbct1 WORI( AT HOME $82S new. will sell cheap M11i:navo" 8225 or RCA
pany benefits int•ludin Phone sales. hgbl bulbs . or \r»dt' ror auto or ? Call 4(X) programTna ble $1150 •••••••··~··••••••••••• •"-•••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
&AccnsoriH 9400 ._. t707 M..... GWa 9735 wlmd5 dr. vinyl. top . $4200. . 847-3810
one weeks vacauon alte Some H a ndicap req IJ6M848. ea. _ WANTED .76 lOOLS • Xlnt cond. '73 convert. Kelly i· rn 11ix months, eleven pal 500-5220 /tan · I l d Volvo . 9772 r.d 9940 hoilda"" and group in ----TAPESPECJAL.3 &4hr Loaded with xtras . w int,xn con · ys -suran~ begins upon da ~.. Garage Sal• 8055 tapes. $17.50 ea. All sales St!t of chalna for 16" S4<l00/0 ffer 1-492· 7913 6C2-067I. eves 8"0·5158 VOLVO
of h>re II you meet tht -;_::;,,:::.••••••••••8••0•0•5• ••••••••••••··~······~· aresubje('t toavallabill· trucktires.846-8579 _ev_es_. _______ '71 coupe. s tick. radio.
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qualifications for t h -·~· ~tateSale 7 p1ece sohd ty &lday delivery.$25 IMW · 9712 $2500. 675 ·9482 or
above descnbed posillo ••••••••••••••••••••••• mahogany l)"ln bedroom fordeliver,v. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 675-&510. • SALES. SERVICE please apply or send re set in xlnt cond. $3,000 • AHO LEASING
sumeto Antique Music Boxes' valile. $8SO. 7 piece 1920 Paul's Video AaitosforS• Mmado 9738 OVERSEAS DELIVERY
Sol Machines! Clock!>! era collectible c hina ••••••••••••••••••••••• EXPERTS
DOCUMENT OR
DIVISION
IRJGESELECTION cabtnet,2displaystands. 2600 E. Coast Hwy, 4WMefDriv•1 9550
Amtrican 2 round sofa end stands, CDM ••••••••••••••••••••••• EARLE ll(E
lnt.n.atiOftal small stand $1500.-value , 714/640.7445 . '77 GMC Sierra Grande. VOLVO Gahri•s $750. 6 chair dinette set Financing available. UA, ·350. step side, cust. 1966Jlarbor Blvd.
Ope ed h S $75 548·3758after 6 pm. =· wbls . .Like new. a urcH•MCEFOR COSTA MF.SA
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P.O. IIcix 10547
2921 S. Daimler St
Santa Ana. CA 92711
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. (710754-1777 BUSJNESS •••••• ~, ••••••••••••• T~ks . 9~60 S"'VE.• . "'8&o..tl!.ECOU..-v
Bicycle8, mopeds. parts , 90 0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• " ~ "'' ' '64 Galaxle SOOXL. xlnt
h d accessories. 20"/,, to 50".4 General • I '78Toyota SRS IUY oa LEASE '79 RX-7 GS. 5 spd. air. VOLVO trans. no ac"1'den•a, "" Evtremely rare an ••••••••••••••••••••••• -.I 8 • ..., ., .. off. Tools also for sale. Long Bed ... OW•. s1u1 , "'I.gs '1tc. ronze 1tYCLUSIVELY VOLVO carved 2 Mahog plgmies. N rt C 1 "" w 1 8tripe5 . $9 8 0 0 . ~11,$esl Volvo Dealer sU bltd radials. $550/best
Equal Opportunity
Employer MI F /H
4' tall. wght 80 lbs !!a to ewpo ye ery 494..00lS. 79's .,Ar;.,,,.... offer. 646-6759 or 646-9780
exact S7. man & woman. 2116 Newport Blvd. '77 ,...A 1 T p U /I .,..,..~v"•· range County! G J Ll\I\ XI d 675·1700 ..,,..,v. on .. w o ~ MOW .. ...___~·-a 740 BUYorLEASE '71 aaxyol\IV. nt con . All impllments nee for ----------profile utility body . ARRIVING! ~ ••• :: •••• \... DIRECT Asking Sl500 . C all survival carved into the Horle-s J!060 Loade'd Very clean 559-0045alt5pm
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r~EnlOfgmc/~~nyg/RSeEcSyl5K Tribes or the Phalhpme Call or eta.Us Tadoffsh'orekaya k,used lfl ton P .U .• radio. '7420024sn.(373LP F J '72 Mercedes 350SL cur 2025 SM hester .....,., ~ 496 6214 heater. A/C, trlr hitch, '755.'na afr <560MMLl · . . anc .'75 Granada, 4 dr. radio. Employers Pai All FtfeS iJlt.erior. Tribal historical . once. S3000roffer nu tires. Runs xlnt. $850. ~l body style. 68.000 Anaheim 750-2011 AC. must sell. Sac $2500 th Reinders Agency pcs representing Adarn Ho r s e T r a i I e r , . 7 6 631-4600 675·5055 Call AM 964 1848 '7620024 sp. C~PQM > . nu. blue on blue. must . 547-8043 dys. 754·7602 or
4020 Birch St. Ste 104 & Eve. Ca n be seen by Johnston. elec brks, xlnt Boats. Powft' 9040 -· ---· --· ----'7'776 ~ !.spp.(3<~lSR:Sl>> sac. 848.s827 or 673-4587 2 S we d i s h V o I v o 569-1931 eves /wknds
N Be 90 appt <71" )549-86116 or cond .,.,,,.964() '77 Chevy r+-. Ton Pickup ---t'"" Glenn M h · t ewport ach.83.1-81 (7t4> G4f>-0088. The Sc·roll ~ •••••••••••••!._••••••••• • '77630C:Sl t689TJE> e c an1cs now a u-.-9950 CaJlf'or Appt/Eli tab '64 8080 loaded,xlnlcond.$6,000. pd Ivan's 1995 Harbor ......_._, · · lnsuranceSe~ce_s_. __ Miscetkineous . . 494•7348 '78733la (51.80308> 19872004-cyl gas. 4·5 on Bl d. CM tl4S.l9S2 ...................... . ••••••••••••••••••••• SEA RAY'S '7873314 sp. <SOSW.Pf'> nr. AM JFM~trk stereo. v • . ORANGECOUNTY'S
COSTAME.SA WGGAGETAGS '73EICCll'llino stl radials. $27:500. llfOREYOU · NEWEST SECURITY ANTIQUE SHOW-SALF. ·from your business card. 1 J'· tO 30' Xlnt cond .• all options Also lif!l.lted n~mber. of. 67"5873 SEU. YOUR LINCOLN-MERCURY
Jan 5· 6· & 7 Send one card for each $3250. ~ LOOS 320i 5 is stall avaala· 1976 Mercedes Benz 450 Dealership is now OPl''N MARRIOTI HOTEL Hobday Jnn, 31JI Urh.tol tag plus one spare. We HARRISON'S '75 Dodge Power Wagon. bl8e3. Cal·2110us40tod49ay5:4a4e SEL. Loaded. Blue e)(· VOL VO, RAY FLADEIOE Weare seeking a reliable (nexttoSo.Coastffaia l ret"rn pe rmanently . II!.& y 0 TS .., .., h I SEE us• ~to work nl"xible Opening J•'r1day 7PM to seal~ attr;iclive taf & Sai;;ARA I A . auto. P IS, AM /FM,---------terior, blue leat er n· • UNCOLN·MERCURY -
. Law enforc._ment lOPM str ap meeti'ng 31.r ·ine 3L01Coastifwy.N.B'. P/dlsc brakes. good 1977tan~~n·3020ir.··Ba1!,acckowndll.h• tertoc;;~!1!?:,00013 .Callarter· MARQUIS VOLVO 16-lBAutoCen\erDr or security experienc-e Sat Noon t.o JOPM • . p 631·2547 • cood. $4500. 645-4810 dys, .,,..., noon,_,..,., MISSION VlEJO SDF'wy·Lake Forest exit helpful. Enjoy good C'O SunNoontosPM, l.D. reqwrements. re-631-33?.Seves AM /FM cassette . IRVINE fi M F vent loss & theft! For a · Mkbelin tires & in Im· Opet 9746 lll·Zll0495·1210 tl0-7000 •' bene its. Apply on/ r1. $1.SO admwtad. personaliU'd tao enclose -'11 °ft-chero, l owner. maculale cond1'tion . ••••••••••••••••••••••• l:lam·Noon, Personnel. 11 f ""b . WHALER 11' n.u• !'r.IONewport Ceoter-Or Applanc:n . 80t0 .,'!fa pape.~ . .a ra c or Without motor black. 351 C engine. <04 1SXE >. Pri. pty. '74 Opel Manta Coupe gd.
Newport Beach ••••••••••••••••••••••• J.'i;\y Glo pa~r & we 64s.0168 days Hurst 4 spd, A/C, P /B. $9500. Call 645'1475. trans .• a\J(o trans. vinyl Alllol. UHCI '75 Monarch Gh.ia 302V8.
AH pwr. 4dr , loaded .
alito, A/C, amlfm stere<>
tape. disk brakes. lea\h
intr. Drk brn/tan rf.
49.000 orig mi. Supe r
sharp. PP. $3800/bst.
Day or eves 494·9996,
Ul-2273ev.
Equal Oppty E.mplyr FREIGHT DAMAGED will back & tnm your PIS. new radials. mags. ---------top, reasonable. 581·3610
m/f HCYrPOlNT SALE. 3308 tags. Or try fwo cards 2.5' Owens Cabin Crs.r. lmmaculat.e in & out. ORANGE COUHTl'S dys,497.2362evs.
··-·~·~··············· AMC 990 w. Wamei .. n r Harbor backtoback. Many extras. Rblt eng. $2J9().flrm!846-ll56 OLDEST Porsche
Santa Ana. 979•2921 · PRICES: In slip in Dana. Very 0 9750 ••••••••••••••••••••••
Se<.•'y Executive Set•'y for $2 ea or 3/$5 clean. priced below mkt. • 1 S D a t s u n P U · . ,
NB ofc. Non smoker. SH BARGAJNS-Used refrigs. 4/5lags$1.60 ea. 493-6<\93 w / Redwood cm pr •
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197HORSCHI
....,., L -6/9ta $1 so AM/FM tape , 4 spd. . .,.,. ws.u,.. dryrs. guar. best gs · ea . (2l3)~c.a1B
645-6505 buys,weserv.uppl.Best 10ormore$t.40ea. 25' TROJAN Cabin ..,_ . ..,., Sales-Service-Leasing
SEC'Y MGMTTRNF.E Appl.536-0911 .~·4330 SaJ~Ns0TaCxAIRnt0·1~.ded , Cruiser. Xlnt cond. Ex· ,77 Ford Courier. leaving ~CarYtr,lnc.
921COUPE
Has all tbe possible ex·
t r as & low m lies !
<89tRSC>.
..... ~ . 995!
l ras. slip. Must sell Late l u J I. Varted ofc work w/sma ll FantasUc b.\Jy, Frigidaire Draw your own or send $4900/bstoffer. 675.1784 s • mus se • 0 m · Rol oyce BMW
mfr. of Mi1th teachml! Refrig frzr. like nt>w, name. address. phone & clean. $500 take over 1540Jamboree OMLY$8995
HOW AID Che•rolet
Dove Ii Quail Sts.
••••••i•••············· '65 Mustang Convertible.
289 VB. auto, PIS. fact
air . jus t completed
ground up r estorinl(.
Showroom cond. $4500.
GMllb7
rmchwes.497-3600.• gold w/wood 11:ram \rim we'll make one card per FactdryDemoForSale payments586·9l40 NewportBeach 64().6444
See to a pprec. S350. t.ag. Add 25<each. -FISHERMAM '62 Ford F lOO, shrt bed,
SENIOR SECRET ARY 559-5968 art 5PM wkdys Send check or money Or· 25 x8' center · cons ole Stockland shell. Tacoma
--Salary $870 to SIOOI Lady Ke n mor e c lec . derlo: • dlesel.450mirangeat22 rirm, xlnt cond, minor
MUumum qualifications dryer. xlnt cond. Must · PILOT PRINTING knots. 2000 pd hold. Self repair. Call551·1658.
4 yrs or secretana l e)(· sell. $4.5. lcemaker, GE. 2 P.O. Box 1560 bailing deck. Comp I. "73 b"tsun PU. Canv"a-ss p e r . required. SH yrs old $85. 645·'f673. CostaMesa ,Ca .92626 walkaround.Swim step. ... tOOwpm. iyping 55wpm. 548.5931 evt's. . M~g lines. Bumpers. camper. ma ts. new tires.
Apply Newport-Mesa ·Pinballs Foosballs . Guar. Lafe jackets. Trlt. $1950.551-6147.
Unified School District. Washer RCA Whirlpool, 4 & de!. $32S & up. Family $20.000. 541-4163.
Mon/Wed/Thur & Fri t:Ycle, 2 speed, all 11el· Arcade. 840·2341 8oGts, Sail 9060
9am-l2, Tues 1·3pm, 1001 tings. Llke New. $95/bst Glasss collection. • .. ••••••••••••••••••••
16th S treet, Newl>o rl ofr.Call 964-1S48. · P.P. Byappt. Sol Cat 18'. Xlnt cond.
Reach. CA. E .0 .E. licydH 1020 839-7207 Includes trailer. $2000.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Vatican Commemorative 768-30t4 aft 6·
Service Station Allen· Raleigh Grand Sport, l yr stamp sets. Also Greek loafs. SUps/
dant. ·exfer'd. Day & old 10-spd. $195. To.fl at stamps. 646-0818. Docks 9070
Eves. f\11 & p/timc. AP· 67:>-7085__ •
ply, Shell Station, 17th & GOTNG OUT OF Mouton lamb jacket. Size •·;~·;~·~:;~~~;~·; • l~e.NB. ---BUSINK<;S 14·$50. 646-0818. ·vACNewpor\646·0551
Service Station Atten· Bicycles. mopeds. parts. ---------•---------r1 dant, exper 'd . .Day & accessories. 20%·50% Tiffany 's Prxvate Club SUpwanled. 30' Sall Boa
Eves. fi\Jll&p/time Ap off.Tools also for sale. Me mbe rs hip $200 + Finders Fee. 546-899
Newport Cyclery transfer 673-4417 wkdys. 548·8168 eves . ~Shell Station. 17th & 2116 Newport Bl vd.
I e. NB. ·---675·1700 John Wayne Tennis Clu
-Fa mily Membe r11 h i Service Station Attend.
F IT . ex per. Appl y Laguna Chevron. 604 S.
CstHwy, Laguna Beach.
Serv Sta Help needed im·
med. f\111 or pit. Apply
900E.CstHwy, N.8.
cle & C $1000 +transfer 673·4417 9l IO om~any 2 new laboratory srale ~::'!! •••••••••.•.••• /....ttchCrsrs Oh f · 1 b 3,5, & 10 spd MX Bikes au 8 tripe e am ATIN:,.LOTS-balance $70. Ohau M to t 4 t Parts & repairs all ove up a rue ·P ace makes. Cu s tom bit Dlalogram$00494-2362 cross country plane!
classic bikes Selllna dinghy motor. Near new I · F · R · 2470 Nwpt e1vd CM tape eek, dlolna room Cardinal at C·l72 rates. Sewer w/le arning in " ..... h et& O Ct 642·7910 fixture, really e xcep· _. r w up. r. Y· terest. for mal'ly facets, ---------• tional buys, 170.9295 Airport. AFC 539.4252 or grow Ing m f 8 s ho P · Boys 19" Huffy 10 spd. 549-Z!OO
646-4116.S Gd67e5~~.d7;_!45· Miscw~!°"' 8081 -C.-,_--,-. S-.-/-,---
SHJPPJNG/RECEIVJNG ·• "" ~ 11.:!:l" 9 I 20
"73 Datsun Pick Up. shell,
am/fm, new brakes. bat·
tery & p lugs. Ext.
bumper with hitch. $1800
493-5l14
9570
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SURFHVAM
Aotomallc. A M I FM
tereo tape pwr. steer-
ng, hi·b.ck seats ,
pedal paint, cruise con·
· trol, pop-top roof, aux .
gas tanks. T acoma
wheels & low miles. Lie.
lllla754Ser. P3247.
$5477
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
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CO'>IA Mt ".A 1,.1·1 OOHl
"71 Ford l!tnd 1ra.n•i. 302 ens . good cond. M'1St
~. $2000. Call 548·3279.
CREVIER NEWPORT BEACH
UJ.0555 ·
& I s I .. IROAOWAV '68 Targa 912. Rblt e~. s
SAMIA ANA sl>(l. Alloys wheels. ust 5eU. $7000. 496·2145. 835·3171 .
fHEUlflMAfEORMNQMAC•ONl ' 68 Targa 912. reblt enn.
•USED IMWs• =J:.~· mustsel .
'73 B•varla S /R ---------(567HJP) 11175 Targa, Bl.k on blk.
i42i>02aS/R (140LGP) loaded w/everythlng,
'152002Auto, air (2236) driver\ only 25,000 ml
'762002S/R (437NY~) with care. Just a beau\y.
'77 ~; 48pS/R (0179> like new. Must sell for
'77600cal4sp (TRS962l $14,500 with $11.500 as·
'78633caiS/R <0045> sumable bank loan. P.P.
..... ClosedS.nclayl Days 549.7971 . e ves
54MS44 um BMW 2002. 4 spd. sun· ---------
roof. Sl800/beat offer. 68 Porc he 911 Targa
613-3815 Looks good. See to ap·
.,..... 972 ~iate. $6.500586·5321
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PARTS-SERVlCE
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
'77 Porsche 924 . AC.
AM/FM cassette. snrf.
mint cond. Best olc
752-0888
9755 •••••••••••••••••••••••
llST DllVI OUR
'UCAR .
OPTHIYJAR" Good inventory ln stock.
Hurry wblle they l•at !
18 Mustang Convertible .
runs gre.ati needs top &
body work on 1 side.
$13.50/best ofr cash. Will
-... -------,-9-1 o-· _coos __ id_e_r _tr_a_d_e._548_·_16_34
••••••••••••••••:•••••• '68 Mustang. v.s auto.
Riviera '70. t Ownr, full NeW paint. new radials.
rec, xlnt cond'. $1 200. $1700. 642·3004 aft 4.
675-5.532. • OWa,,.w.. 99 5 5
'77 Electra. all ex-tras, :•••••••••••••••••••••• tood. dean cond. S6250 DIESEL
Or best offer! Call Mt 1979 OLDS
675-7060 673·918_? CUTLASSSUPREMI':
Crdl11c 9915 BROUGHAM •••••••••~••••••••••••• FOR LEASE
'78 El Dorado: retired Coll Mary Holwick
G.M. Executive. Owner for more information
driven only. Prime cond. SECURITIES
$12,500493·7893 AUTO LEASIMG
77 c_,. «M Vlh 752-2526
Cabriolet. Absolutely im· •73 Cutlas s Supre me.
maculate! Loaded w~th loaded. xlnt cond. Mus t
extras incl. cruise. wire see. $2800. 84().4853 wheel covers. stereo &t ---------\ape. (711.SAJI )
$8975
CORMIER Leasing
Al Irvine Auto Center
23116.1 Rockfield.Blvd.
Lake Forest
16M026
IARGAIM!!
'78 C u tlass S a l 'ln
Broagham. 4 dr. 1s.ooo mt, loaded. $66$0-$2000
below '79 mdl. 552-8656
'68 Olds C utla u .
$275/Best offer. Wi II
trade r0r Moped. M2·004 t
GIRL FRlOAV n..-8040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• .....,. ...,.,. ...................... .
. 3DayWeek . • .. ••••••••••••••••••••WANTED: :v, cello In. CIC• Older camper 4.aale. w/o
'64 Custom Dodge. '67 318
V·8. Xlnt mech cond. 1"'-"'-·-"-
MIRACLE
MAJDAja .. AULT
2150Harbor Blvd .• COSTA MESA
645-5700
'72 CadlllAC Coupe de Plato 9957
VIiie, 1 owner . White •••••••••••••••••••••••
with vinyl top. AM·FM ·75 Pin~Wagon, V-6, auto
ttereo tape. Air condi· t.nlM, 20tnpa, low miles. t.lonlni. all extras. Ex· $3000/ofler . (714 )
ceptionaJJy clean. New 548-8625 after Spm &
bettery. Ori.glnal owner weekends . or '714 >
Duties inrl!!d.e typu~g .. OOUJE PUPS. AKC. 8 cellent t'Ondi tion . truck. SlSO. Stove &t
phones. rece1V1ng & pnc wks. Perfect markin"s. Reasonably priced. relrtg. 6"0-2700 Ing quotes. ~ust be ac super cute. Pedigreed. 963·2l87, •
curate. Position open im· lat shot. $150. 646-7591 Motdrtud liMs '140
medlnour C.M. ofo. Cull --WANTED ••••••••••••••••••••••• for apf)t Mon thru Sat AKC beautiful Ge rm. 'IHEMO·PEDDLER
10am-6pm. • Shepherd Pu P s . Set of chains for 16" New PEUGEOT MO· THI LOOIC pedll(ree, hvy boned. truck Urct. 846-8579 PEOS Rell $489, Now
644-6500 8 2 6 l JI O 11 M n d 0 r ~ · $289. 631·3830 -~~/Slater ), HB. IMtnllntfth 8083 11ficMO.PEDDLER
STUDENT with ~ ton ---------1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• New PEUGEO'l' MO·
truck, PT, for delivery & Irish SoU•r puppies.. 6 Wantcd·~4 cello In ex· PEDS Reg $461, Now
ti .. IDOVillll 645-41561. wka. A.KC Rea. Cham· ~!!!!. n ~b c orln ~ t Ion . $289. 631·3830 piool.J.M, 7~119f. ~1aDJy P c.,.., 1-------T~CHER-Pvt schl In 963-2187. MOPED, Peu1eot 1pa
C.M. needs PIT Teacher. Dwlint 1 yr old Cockapoo Of11ctFltrnffwe & 85mph, U5rnP1, xlnt
• 1 • PlA9all646-1444. • n ds (ood home. "'-'I nt IOH cond. $.'tOO. Ph~·t•28
'Tt&ACHER Pre Scho0Jt\t ro en. S75-9fl7· ' •n•••~~•••••••••••• GOING OUT OF
pcr'd .· Good ealar~. .·• ll>SO XJ.ntnew&"uaedofcfurn, BUSINESS
JQ)'ful tchl. Cati 644•0232. etl•••H••••••••••••••• • plan files, Wit bfn~hel Bicycles, mopeds, part.a, ---....i~I MUST SE.lJd.lld -tb.la, C.E.SURPLUS631-3'777 1cce11orte1. 20%•50%
St•lbet. 615-0057.
Mlol W-.ct 95t0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• WllUY
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Auto center. We need your UHd cart
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MACPHBSON
CHIVIOLlt
21 Auto Cent.er Drive
IJlVINE
761-7222
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Call '--today I '....-T1"'"1 Im Pl ' 1'. Cline .,.. • ---~ oU-Tooll '11ofOr ·~· SOIJCITOIS bookca•e•, etc. Olsen Spet-d ·O·Prtnt Flu1q Nftport.Cycfe.ry [f'::lll-"M~ -..~ _..On•" ~~11 Mok! Home F\Jm OUpUcator • .Model 2300. 2116 ~~rt Blvd
c.11 enc~ v · ~ (7HJ ~Mn7 For Sale "ll4 111" best of· 6'75-1700 ·
COST A ME~A
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