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1979-01-19 - Orange Coast Pilot
e 1tc e • 81 FRIDAY AFTE~NOON, JANUARY 19, 1'7' Telephoned t ·o Wives r- ,,.,. "' .... "· ... ~ .. ~· ' • • • • . . 3 Irvine Cops n..-rt in Accident In Tehran Million March .For Holy Mnn ·t TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -Jlore . than a ~.'I Ayatullah Kbo-i maini's follower s marched t through the atreeta of Tehran to-~ day in a show of support f« the 1 religious leader's crusade to • . make Iran an Islamic republic , with a government dominated 1 by hhn. J "We 'are waitinR for you, Kho- ~ Phony Ransom Deo;iandsMade In Huntington • A suspect with a low, rapsy It VOJCe lS sougnt tOOay after telephooing at least six Hunt· ington Beach women Thursday to say he had kidnaped their husbands -and wanted $5,000 in ransom. The false ransom demands were apparently made at ran· dom by someone choosing listed numbers from the telephone directory; il1vestigators said. One wi e victimized by the an· noying phone calls, similar to a series of others on the Orange Coast in the past four years, - became hysterical, police said. 1 ·'We had to send a police of. ficer out to the house," said front desk officer Steven Mack, who took the calls from upset women between 3 and 4 p.m. Thursday. He said most of the women who received the mena ein& telephone threats giving them two days to raise $5,000 im· mediately checked on thtiir huabands at work. Fountain Valley Police U . BU1 DeNlal said his department re- ceived a report of at least one similar call ·several days ago but the description of the caller's voice differed. Several dears a10, Irvine ,police an O,Tan1e County . 1heriff'1 deputlea probed a aeries ol similar callA made to south county women at home alone durins daytime houn. Placlna an annoytq telephone. call la a inildemeanor crime ua· der state t.w, punllbable by a maximum ol lix montba in COUD· l)' jail and a., fine. . Interim School Due l ST. LOl1JS <AP )•-lleupou. eaden maounced plans to Ml up fltaterim 1ellool1 to lriMP ,...-.. .. ..., -• l&dM .. nenly ~o:J>ubllc acbool teaeben Ill fourtll dQ..-:- Tbe St. Loula lnterfattla ClerD Council Tbuuda1 aakia eburcbes and 1yn1101ues to vol......., their tervtcea for the tem.,..,. ldloola. ~ ~ malnl!'' IDM1 ma.a.I u tbeJ mardled in tbe fe.tive paellfUI parade, called b)' tlie -..uec1 Moelem leader to demonstrate opposition \o Prime Minister Shahpour Bakbtiar's 16-day-old Ca6inet. . The government was endoned by Sh ah Mohammed Reza YabJavi before the monarch left the country. One banner said: "Our vigilant nation cannot be de· celved by Bakbtiar, who is a new American la ckey ." Countless portraits or Kbomaini waved among the marching crowds. Hundreds of thousands prayed together in a city square at noon and acclaimed a resolution call· ing for the 78-year-old Kbomalni to establish a government. Similar demonstrations took place in other cities. Residents and religious leaden estimated the turnouts at more than 500,000 in Mashhad, 100,000 in the holy cith of Qom. 5,000 in Isfahan and several thousand in Tabriz. Tehran Radio said between a million and 1.5 million m arched in the capital. One of tbe or· ganizers of the demonstration, Ahmad Pourjani, estimated 4 million. Only one scuffle wu reported in the Tehran march, betftell Marxiat.s and Moelems. Tehran Radio said dem onstrators fought each other in the southeast city of Zabedan and had to be broken up by police usina tear gu. Khomabil, spiritual leader of Iran's Shiite Moelema, said in an interview witb French television <See IMN, Paae AZ> 2Soughl A/terHeut K ERRVtLLI!, Texas <AP) -Patiee ln tbe Tex· aa Hill COullln preued a tearcb ~ for two men who Male--la oae of the biaelt bmlk. ....._ In the 1tati'1 ldltory. Poll~e 1atd t•o men weart.,. bl• Ai mub and 1ursteal 1'°"8 and armed Wltlt a ••wed.off 1botaun aeeosted aa of nctar ~ tba l'lnt NaUoaal BaDk• of x.ntDe ln tbe bank~1ot·•·· rtffd n.riday to open tbe ..... Tiie -~reed Bob RWpwr,' =•• .. ...... ~~ ....... -Dtbe :=. •r&-and, ~-and 1100' :: ...., • black Mtt and • tin and tied by ear. 8 \ Oelty " ... ,..."' •k .... K.-- FIREMAN INSPECTS IAVINE POLICE CAR DEMOLISHED IN CRASH THURSDAY Fortunetety, omc.ra Weren't lnllde When Truck Htt Patrol Unit Perked Beekte Freeway Mitchen· Leaves PrisOn last of Watergate Figures Released MONTGOMERY, Ala. CAP> - Former U.S. Attorney General John Mitchell left prison today. the tut of 25 men convicted of Water1ate crimes to resume private life. He told reporten "Henceforth, doq't call me, I'll · call JOU." . , With inmates waving good.bye and cbantiq, "Give 'em bell, Mkcbell." be said be· was "look· m, forward to comin1 back to Alabama to aee all of my rrieeda down bent." llltebell, who was aent to priloD 11 moaths •10. decUDed to ~ questlom. But iD ·a brief itatement, be expreaaed thaw for the ''thouaanda and tboua ... " ~ letten be said-be bad r..&ved from aupporten wtaUe I& u. federal ~~ at Muwwll Air~ Fcne Bue., MIU!lllU ... ....tat the prllOft b:r f__.U.S. AU..oey Ira De- ·-of .............,, who ~eompaied tbe «me·tlme Nixon ca bla•t member to the ~~';'J...'c:,r• ......... prtM .metaa. ... Mltcbell'a fellow tnmatea b.ad plallllld a puty to thank blm for ''frff le1al advice incl I004 '"=" Ill la bU'red from PNC· Uetns law, md onl7 eto. • socl .. tes know or Mitchell's future plarui The occasion marks tbe first time In six years that 'there are no jailed participants fro~ the scndal that brought about former President Nhton's res· i1nadonandcU1grace. Mitche ll, one or Nixon's former law partners, was con· victed moo. wttb Whtte lblae allNA CHEERS Ql4PUN FILM TOKYO CAP)-Tbe Chlneee ='S fJn& lll!!l\PlM of Cbartle fUm "MOd9rn nm.," ow of ...... known comediel and polMM ....,_ and wre de~bted , Pekia1t1 official HliDluaa .... ..-CJ repmted today. The Miu •=:-n here aatd 18ll-lql0wa eomedy •et.or .... ..,. introduced the film :er ot 1,000 ~ tbe • ''Some comedtea leev• DO@dhl for people n. Oftl' ... throolh •• a ....... mov.-. bued on alllrl!l lll ~a) ... ~a.pun·a ..-kl illtplaJ a petby~ .. =-~· J • chief or starr H.R. Haldeman and domestic adviser Jobn D. Erlichman in a coverup of a 1972 break·in at the Democrat.le ~a· tional Committee hea<Jquart.ers in Washington. All three were convicted of conspiracy to obstruct Justice, · obetructing justice and lylq Wl· der oath on Jan. l, 1975. Mitchell was eli1lble for parole last June, but the U.S. Parole Commission ruled his Water.gate crimes were of "high severity" and delayed his re- lease six months. Mitchell appealed the com· mission's decision, but U.S. Dia· trict Judge Frank M. Johnaon Jr. rejected bla plea without ·a bearlQI. Mttchell, ~. arrived at Max· well Air Force Bae on June 21, 117'7, to eerve a t ·tcH·year.tenn: Hit prllaa stay was one month lon1er tban the 18 month~ served by both Haldeman and ErUchman. However. Mitchell spent five months of bis aentence on a medical fUrtoush. _ The nation) former top l1w enforcement officer •as H · slined routine clerical taaka wblle In prtaon, a nd elao re- portedly worked on a book In h1I apareUme. (See Ml'l'OIE1.L. .... .U) Patrol Car Hit . By Truck Three Irvine police officers _ and three other persons were in· jured 1bunday ni1bt when a ~·Con delivery truck s lamaled Into the back of a police car parked on the · s houlder JJ f the Santa Ana Fl-eeway. -Two police can bad stopped a. motorist on the freeway near Jeffrey Road for investigation of What police alleged was reckless driving. The truck. estimated J»y one omcer to have been travel~ "at least 55 miles per hour,'· hit the fim police car. and lhe im· pact sent the car flying into the other police sedan. which in turn struck the rear of the stopped station wagon. Both police cars were de· molished. Neither the policeman nor the driver and two passengers of the station wa~on were in their cars. The Spring Valley residents were standing outside their sta· . lion wagon bein& questioned by the police when the truck hit. All of them, however. were in· j ured by flying glass and metal and by being struck by the knocked·about parked cars. The delivery truck rolled,(>Ver on its side. Police reported that the truck driver. who was uninjured. tried to escape on foot into a nearby orange grove. They said one of the injured officers. Craig Smith, chase<land tackled him. Police arrested David Howard Carter, 24, of Los An1eles, on suspicion of felony drunken driv· iDI anct auto theft. The truck re-• portedly wu stolen. Carter was booked into Oran1e County Jail. • Smith was treated by county paramedics for scrapes and bruises. Police said Thursday • <See CllA8ll, Pall AZ> • .Coast Weather ~ Fair through Saturday • with warmer days. Lows toni1ht 38 to 45. Highs Saturd11 85 to 70. INllBE TODA "t' • Etrlla , • IM rock OJHra tltal'• ttw taUc of London, u co ming to South e rn Colt/°""4. Find °"' ~ on l'otleCl. l•tles .. • I . .. 1\1 DAILV PILOT § Frldlt, Jlt)Ulry 11, lt1't Israelis Hit Again Troops Strike &ues in Lebanon TEL AVlV. Intel (AP> ltraell troops pun~bed e!Jhl mflet llio aoulbeufl..tbano.a to -.. ......, ... -two hMIU calu ....-riUa buM aor1h ol U. Unit~ Rtw r lea than 14 houl'I •fter a iwmJla bomb lnjuM:t 2i l1rael11 in a Jtru1al m m a.n et. the mUitary commano H .ld Palt9llnian IOUrfi' tn Beirul 111atd the rUden klllt>d at least 2S (lucrrlllu and WOWlded severi They Mid nv~ PaUlltJNMI "" ml 1tt11 and ZS ~banele ~ Wt're (alCl8 to lsr ... •:pr ........ ..c:: ... 1a1a.~M1Mdu• dn•,••Md 1namber-of htieal t>apt1v Tftt' only Iara LI cu ualty ,... port u.ted Of\t 1<>ldler 1ll1btly wounckd Lt bant'lt' authoritlee uid lsratl alie> JtnK'k from U.. IN, bluUna Pa leatlnl1n cout1l 1·11an~e by CIA, Air Force Cover Up Alleged ~HOENIX. Ari.& CAP> The U S. CentraJ lntelll1ence·A•ency ond Al.r Force conspired to ~ver up i.urvelllance of military baaea by unidenunea tlymg object.'i. a UFO scholar cont.ends . WUUam II. Spaulding. <Urector of Ground Saucer Watch, says he can back the charge witb 1,000 paaes of documents obt.ained last. month from the CIA throuth ~ Freedom of Jnformation Act suit. Further documents confiscated film and residue from UFO land· in1a have been req~ested in a pending portion of the federal auit, be Hid "WE HAVE INt'O&MAnoN TO categorically prove the gov· emmen.t is lyl~ and that algnllic. ant flndi~gs have been sup. presaed " said SpauJdJng, an engineer for A1Research, a ma.tor PhoeniX manufacturer of aeroepace components. "We have live ex-intelligence om cers who will lestl(y to this cover-up." Lat.est documents Indicate lbal UFOs new over U.S. nuclear installations of the Strategic Ai r Command on Nov. 7, 8 and 9, 1975, Spaulding said. Radar. tracked the objects, and one was described in a military wire message as •·a 100.fool·dla meter sphere and •P' peared to have craters around the outside." One base reported It was "buz.zed br, a bright object the size of a car al an altitude of 1,000 to 2,000 feet. ' • EACH OBJECf ELUDED MllJTARY jets but the Ajr Force wrote off the incidents as unauthorized overruahta by unknown helicopters, SpauJdinc said, quesUonlng whether helicopters could outrun supersoriic fighters. The date aJ.ao ancludes a message from the o(fice of the Secretary of the Air Force to several bases, sent five days after the November 19'15 incidents " ... unless there Is evidence which links the sight.top or un- less media queries hnk lhe slghtmgs, queries can best be handled mdlviduaJly at the source as questions arise ." the message said In part. "Responses should t>e direct. forthright and emphasize that the a ction taken was in response to an isolated incident .. THE CIA USED U.S. EMBASSIES to gather UFO 1nlormaUoo from other countries, and denied that it was gathenng surh data. Spauldirut said. Bul one document concerns an incident where two Soviet MIG fighters were scrambled to Investigate an uniden lifted object hovering over Cuba. "When the jet.s came to WJthin five mlles of the UFO, tt fired at the lead jet, diaintegrallng it before the eyes of the wtna man who returned to bale terrified for hi.I llle." Spauldlna said, "11 'a thele types ohncldent.s that t.he public lhould know about, ·and that'• tbe basis of our suit agalnsl the CIA." The suit also attempts to end 30 years of alleced baruament of UFO witnesses by federal agencles, said Spauldinc. .. NO MAN.-WOMAN oa CmLo should be penec\,ted bee-- they've had a bona fide UFO siflhtlnc expenence," Spau14ing Aid. "Between 1947 and 1955, the FBI considered UJt'O Wltneuel aut>-vers ives." UFO sightings advance in three-year cycles, Spaulding added. In off years up to 90 bona fide UFO slghtinga are reported, but ln "nap .. years such as the one beJinnlna In the aprin, of 1979, be said. as ma ny as 10,000 UFO slehtings ~ll be report«I and a poui- ble 300 to 400 cannot be explained away Naked Trutlt? v~ Cops Que•thm Cotk S EAITLE CAP I Should un· dercover viCe 11quad orflccrs take off more than their badges al work? That's the question ror Seattle officials. where an exollc·oance studio investigation was dropped a rt.er the police chier learned som e officers took off their s~irt.6 among other things during Wldercover work. Pollce Chief H A. Vanden Wyer says his policy ls clear : no disrobing on the job But a vice squad oflicer told his boss in a me mo that the ban hindered the arrest 0( prostitutes The police ch l.ef met with Deputy MayoT Bob Royer this week to try to solve the problem Royer says he thought city policy was that officers could s\rlp to aJI but their shorts If s uch .action was required to make · arrest11, addin1 he wa11 t:oncemed the d ance studJo In· ~ANGICOMT DAILY PILOT ,,,._ o,.,.., t N\I O.Wt, ftl'M, •Ith*"'"" t\ tom l)tnt'"#ff,.,,,,~flf'~\ '"ltMn41\tvtfl0Wt .. 0t"""OI' t O•'' Pwf)ft\l\ilftt~f' ,_..,...,.,,_tidiltoM••t P4'tHt\~0 ,,.......¥ ffVeyolt l'tf<fitw ·~ (Ml• ~'"' ,..,,...,.,.. fie«" t4Wftf,notM Af>lif It I _,,, t.-1"V*4I .. ffW~,\._~ ...... flJJftfuf .. (O.\l A '"~I• t•Olitf\ltl NJ•tlOft I\ punu~ \tt11•dA,,.,... 'WM••• ,,., ,...._.,.., ~·~"O • .,., ,, •• no Wt\t ft•yMfWt,C9"t•,,...v C•••..,"••~1',. ._, .. _ ,., ........... """'._ , .. ~. ""'" 1'•0 "'tt•-· ..... c..-· ......._. '-•·ll4-C.8110t f-•A M ......... ""'-""~ .... ~\M l.M\ ll~P MH ""'"·~· .... ~•Q•"' lllllOf\ T~M (7t.t)~ CIHllftM A4W•ftteMtM2J<M71 ,, .. ,...(lo ....... vestl1aUon had been almo.t too comolete. "Frankly, it. ii my undentand· ing they b•vf an underpantl rule, that tbey ca.n strip but they can't drop their pant.a," Royer said. •'They cam~ over he re last summer and tpeclfically asked for .an exemption lo undress all the way They made the request, and we t.ben would look at It, and they then went ahead and did it and came back with the arrest reports. "They took off everything. They even indulged In fondling," Royer said Chief Vanden Wyer disagreed. "To the best of my knowledge, they were not totally stripped," he said. "I believe they were to th e ir s h or ts, but to my knowledge lbere certainly was no fondltng. '· He 1aid that concluslon may have been reached because an officer reported a dancer made a "sudden outreach," touching an officer. Vanden Wyer said after meet· Ing w1tb Royer that no ctaance was planned tn his policy a11lnat c:U&roblnc. Royer agreed, but added, "We settled on belnc nexlble tf that poltcv lm~es •n inveatJaa· U .; • on. . C.amp Delight: ... Snow Mantle JULIAN CAP l -A bHvy white mantle 1U1tenln1 under clear tk1-and ln brl.-,t •unlieht lay ICf'OM cetatr1I Sen Di•p . Cowty mounta1ne toda)'. Scbools ":ru"" Wt c:~ Tbunda1~ she lncbee HOW Oft Ult,,.,..,· -"" It •• a ~ •laht ror • tllb Jrlden from l)e1an1lct.. IPNMl.LDI the ftell at tbt eouaty tebool camp on Palomar llouft. taiD. '"l'beJ're bavlq a r._-at Ume, tUcll*'f In IM snow.' • teHbs ..... Non..,._ lt mU11 wett ol the 1row.ct operation. Tu um, coat"•ed Uaal ...... u .................. rtlla ._..... OD t.lle-toUtben - Leba.-. cout The army com· mal\d laid tntuai reporta ...,. that between u to 25 1uen:Ulu w_,re killed in the rald and 10 bultdlnp UNd ., lbelt.en and arm• CllpoCAS we~ deltroytd •t. Et A)'tlblya and 10 buabn a Arnoun. The raid, the MCOOd In tbree day• aaainet 1uerrUI• tar1eta Jnto IOUOaem Lebanon, came as the PaJ•tiaUao parliamenl·ln· exue· mapped 1trate1y at 1 sum· mil l.n Ouullcua, Syria, and a U.S. envoy 9()Ulbt a formula to revive the deadlock.eel laraell· Egyptian peace talks. It waa the ftnt major Israeli gro und attac k In t outhern Lebanon since the llraeU Jn· vat ion laat March and appeaNd w be the lharpett luaeU reply in the lat.eel eye.foi'·an .. ye duel with the Paleslin!an1. An army communique said parachute unit.a and troope of the Colam Infantry brigade, 1trlktna Wlder an artillery um· brella, de&troyed guerrilla bases near Amoun and El Aylahlya, ln the 1tronf bold of Y ass er Ara fat '1 A Falah guerrillas called Fatahland by the lsraelia. The communique said the ralden returned to llrael. Arnoun la about five miles northwest of Metulla, Israel's no rthe rnmost ~own In the northeast panhandle and El Aylshiya is about three miles further north. The army said troopt fought hand·to-hand with guerrillu al El Ayishiya, blasting thflr way Into a Falah headquarters and blowing lt up. Al Falah bad said it was responsible for the bomb In a pickle can that exploded Thurs day morn i ng In a J erusalem marke t , sending shrapnel through a crowd of pre- Sabhat.h shoppers. The Lebanese government radio ln Beirut said the Israelis struck "civilian and realdentlal targets" in two villages con· trolled by Arafat's guerriUu. F,,_.P~AJ CRASH ••• lt wa the former Glendale of· ncer'1 ftnt mii>t on patrol wttb tbelrvtnef-.. 'two Olber omcera, David Freedland and nmothy Smith, were take1 to TuaUn Community Hotpltal Freedland was reported tn good condition. 1.J1amenta In h1a lea• weretom. 1im1tn waa re1ea1ea aner treatment for head lnJurlee. The Spring Valley realdents, James Reunzel, 23, Dorian Mehrlln1, 19, and Alejandro Lara, 29, were treaUd at local holpitala for cut.s and oblerva· lion, and later were releaaed. PoUce aa.ld the Irvine olficen were on their way to patrol the eastern portion of the city when they stopped the station wap. Shah~ At Estate? PALM SPRINGS <AP> -An franlan official spent the nJ&ht at Walter Annenberg's luxury estate to see ii it would be a s uitable have n for Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Ardeshir Zahedi, Iran's a.m- bassador to the United States. said Thursday he vl1lted the Rancho Mlra1e estate In thl1 wealthy delert reeort. Zahedt aaJd the shah, who left his troubled country for an in· definite period, will not arrtve before Monday. He waa In EIYPl Thursda y and repo rtedly plaMed to atop off in Morocco before coming to the United Statea. Bi~la4.. Defector OK SYDNEY. Aus tralia <AP > -Lillian GaalnU)'11 tM JI.year-old Ru11lan crew me mber rrom a cndle .aQ wtto de· fffi.d '" • red ..Wnl. hi• bND ,Sw.a .,.,.._. to stay IA Aaltnlia. But tla R•• eaotul , .... , .. ta I~. Ivan Fedoroe~ealllo, l10 't .......... ··o. .., UUJe ......... 1lrl l• welcomed nry wal'IDIJ, ytt cQer lllelal l•:r:: an JallM," ==-:r.r!i'f•= ·~···· •···· o.....,.·•:r::•_,_• 1laJ II AU=, lla1 ........ ..,. =--.. ..... ,..,... FORMIR AnOANEY GENERAL a.nvu PRISON John Mitchell La8t .... , ... Defendant Police Hunt Fugi~ive in Laguna Theft F,....P~Al lWTCHELL .. Mitchell left pnson as one oi the rew Watergate conspirators who has refused to tum a9amst his former b(>ss. even though White House tapes s howed Nix· on was willing lo. s acrifi ce Mitchell to save his presidency. ,,,....,._,,.Al IRAN ••• that the mMtlve demoftltratione In Iran were ".another popular and 1pectacular referendum by which the Iranian people 11y they don't want the shah. hJJs d)'aHt)'. r~aenc)' councll, or 1overam•al. but want an lllamlo~. '1 ..--... to ..... at .... oP- ~lntDt." he Hld, • framDll liOme·llMl1le .,......, . Prime IClnllter BJllllttar. :!£, b)' KbomalnJ • an ~u:...~ army IDd IOliee ..,. is...-. a low ~to •VOid tl'OUl*t. Ti•· deJDOllMraton carried baanen rHcffn1 "Halt Kho· mattl." .. Khomalnt II Our Leader" and 'God. Country. Kbomaini." The wordl "lalamlc Republic of Iran" were auperimpc>Md on a clant Iranian nag carried by a ha.If a dolen bra*Dy mucben. Women in the proeeulon abouUd, "Khomalni. 1lve "' or· den! We will tbed tbe blood ' ·• Other matthen chanwct. "The Am e rlcah e bah mutt b e hanted!" · The abah left Iran Tuesday in the climax or a year of bloody ma118 protest against his rule s p earhe aded by o rthodox Mo1 l e m8 oppos e d t.o h i s westemiiaUon of tbla cowwtry and what they see as Wat.em, particularly U.S .• domlnadon. In Aswan. Egypt. today, where he ha& been the guest 0( President Anwar Sadat, the shah and the EIYJ>tian leader at· te nded a Moslem mosque ~ervice on the banks of the Niie River. In Iran. the shah rarely attended Mos'lem services In pub he The shah is expected to leave Egypt ror Morocco on Monday on his way to.the United Stales. A $00.000 warTanl has been Is· sued in Orange County for the arrest of a West Los Angeles man suspected of stealing a valua ble wood c ut from a Lquna Beach art gallery last Nov. 11. Blglawags Glazeif Laguna Beach Police in· vesligator Ron Lister said South County Municlp.al Court Judge Blair Barnette issued the war· rant for the arrest or OanJel Pruitt Spencer. 25, an un- employed musjclan who IP· parenUy has skipped out on Los Angeles officers .. S•eet, Rain, Snow Paralyze MidweSt Spencer wu arrested Dec. 28 on charges of stealing an M.C. Escher woodcut entitled "La Cathedrale Englo utie " (The Drowning Cathedral >. Los Angeles police made the arrest in Connection with the theft of a Joan Miro lltholf'aph, atolen from a West Loa An,elea 1allery two weeb earuer. The Luuna Beach .ar aallery plett, vafued at $18,000 was re- covered shortly after Spencer waa arreeted, but the Miro lltho· 1raph, valued at $1,850, la aWI mlulng. Spencer, who WU being held on $25,000 bail In Loa Anaeles, told police he could recover the Miro artwork and return il to of· flcers .lf be were allowed out of jail on bis own recognizance. Poltce agreed. But Spencer failed to call In Jan. 10 and pollce said a tellJ'Ch Of hJa apart· ment lhows the man took aO but a few ltema of clothing. -ile faces a Feb. 19 preliminary hearing In Loa Anaelea but police do not expect him to show up. La1una inveatlgator Liste r said Spencer's dlaap_pearance prompted his request for a war· rant. "Actually, we• re better off than Loe Angeles." Lister said today.., "Al leut we recovered our art work." By The .bsoda~ Press Slate police in Jowa rode In sand trucks to reach victims of auto accidents today as freezing rain, sleet and snow swept into the Midwest onJy days after a storm that has claimed 97 !iv.es. .. Every kind of precipit.ation imagioabJe is f•Hlng, · · reported the state Highway Patrol. Police were called to round up a load of hogs · ·nmning all over the place" on Interstate 80. Power transformers burst into names Thursday as the storm passed through Kansas, leaving many homes without electricit y. Flooding was re porte d in Kansas and Missouri. The Nebraska Slate P atrol said up to an inch of ice glazed highways and power lines across • the state. and offi cials at the Lee By rd Airfield in North Piette used fertilizer to melt 1t. The storm was expected. to dump 4 inches of heavy wet 11now oo Chicago, and Illinois authorlUes feared It would lead to a rash of collapsed roots -220 have been reported in the state already. Since the weekend storm. the re have been 42 deaths In JI. llnois. 19 in Wisconsin, 10 in -Kansas. eight In Missouri . seven in Michigan. rive in Iowa. three in Nebraska , two in Okluhoma and one in Ohio More than 2 inches of rain fell in Oklahoma. and Ice in Mis· s our i Inte rrupte d Na tional Guard efforts to aid rural resi· dents and farmers. Sagging roofs remained a serious problem in Wisconsin and Illinois. and Ch.icago-arta building supply dealers reported a run onsupporu to shore up weax roofs. A section of roof on a Madison. Wla .. s upermarket caved in Thursd ay, causing minor in· juries as customers and clerks ducked for cover. . The s late Departme nt In· dustry. Labor and Humitn Rela· lions urged people to shovel n at or shallow-slope roofs. Jaikd Carter Masts Billy SACRA M F.NTO c A P I /\ member or the Carter ramJly says he's embarrassed by his Uncle Billy's antics. and ha.s or- fered a public apology -from the prison where he 's doing time. Wlllla m Carte r Spann. 33. wrote to Sacramento television station KXTV for its letter reature. "On Your Mind ." "Perhaps due to their position in the public eye. the other members of my fa mily caMot appear to be embarr used hy the antics of my Uncle Billy." he wrote. "I am embarrassed and on behalf or my fa mily a nd myself. please allow me to orrer an apology to all concerned." ADVANTAGE :-ALDEN'S One huge advantage Alden's has over most carpet stores is that we have our own installers. providing flexibility and reliability In scheduling installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet stores have their own workrooms. and must rely on an outside contract service for Installations. We have had many people tfuy from us after being disappointed by an installation oomc>any who seh~uled a fOb and didn't snow up or call. Sometimes this has hapJ>ened two or three times before the customer glvee up. · At Alden's. our lnatallatlon schedule ts o perated very etflclently, and even when our men are held up on a prevloua .IOb caualng a late start. our men wm ltlY and finish. If you want rellablllty -call us! ...... "" ,lACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MtSA, CAllf 926?1 • • ·' \ .. ,, 0,-111111e Coast · EDITION Yoar Bo•et••• , Dally Ne1"8paper VOL n, NO. 19, ~ SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA . . . ' FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1979 /N TEN CENTS tr•Ph• 1bout a S1nt1 Ana 1al0on'a blw~kly wel T·1h.lrt cootett. wu offen.Jve and aex. lit, n.. t'Ollt8t ror }OW11 women . lnvoivea the dlOPtnc or their T· shlrt·covered · bre11t1 lnto ~•eta ol lee water.• The retWt.a ve tJwn displayed ror Juc:talna. wu.n.n cet cNh priiet. MlM 8jQrneby tokl a rePQIWr abe would conlbcate CON ol 3rd Time Charmer? UM MWIPIP9t and UaNw tbtm IWIY •cala If IDON artlclel wert printed wlUela alM eoG· aJdtred an attack a11iD1t WOll\eft. New U l'iditor IUcbanl Cl~ rlltd tomplalnta ~Dlt ber wllh U. CID\N depart. menL However. police decw,ct tbat, llnee the new.papen are diatrlbuled without cbarce to atudeala, ao crime wu involved. Robbins Predicts Busing Li-ntit OK 8~ JOANNE aEYNOLD8 ................. 1'be propoeed state constitu-t.i6aal amendment to limit court. ordered achoo& busing to attain racial balance baa a aood chance to ,... tbe Assembly, aeeording to si.te Seoator Alan Robbilll, D-Van Nuys John Wayne --:-May Return To Filming LOS ANG£LES <APl -Doc tors have no evidence that John Wayne's cancer baa spread beyorad bis lympb nodes and tbe 71-ye•-oid .... abould be able to 10 beet to won after a re- c ~~~period, a caneer • MMltodQ Dr. Carmack Holmes. •urseon and cmcer specialiat, sail tbe Newport lteacb actor's reeovery ''bu been aceptional . . . and we are -very optlmJatic'• tNlt no further cancer will be found. Holmes, speaking at a news conference arranced by the UCLA Medical Center, said the oncer, that had spread from Wayne's stomach to adjacent lymph nodes was of mlcroscoptc size and was in its very early atages "There ts no clinical evidence at tbla lime lbal there la any dis· aemination" of the cancer to other. puts of the actoi;'s body, Holmes AMI Holmes, who was not involved in Wayne's surgery but wbo is f amillar with the case, was uked ti the actor could expect &o ret.ta to the business or mak ine movtes. "Without questioo, be can.•· Holmes said. He added that Wayne la due to .4le releued in about seven days ..al\d that DO decisioo bas been made on what rwtber treatment might be necesaary. On Thursday. hospital ad mlnistrator Bernard Strohm• sa(d Wayne was able to take s~rt walks and eat soft foods Newport Eyes Bluff Homes Height Limit In an interview today, ~ns . said his measure s!aDd.s an ex. cell~nt chance of passage because ol the emergence of the metropolitan plan to bus Orange County ~ta to i.ntegr:1te {.(II Angeles schools <Related story ~ plan WU propoeed lut Luci Johnson Nugent, :tl· )'eat .otd.drighter o( the late President Lyndon B . Johnson, has filed for· divorce from Palrick Nugent after nearly 121.h years of marriage. The cou· pJe have four children ages two to !2. Mrs. Nugent mar- ried while her father was president. Wmpkx Plan In Newport fJetJJ Go-ahead Newport Beach planning com· misaioners Thursday approved a project that would include two, JO.story office struclurea, a restaurant and caodomJniums in Newport Center.~ Commi.ls1on.e~ lllso approved an office building near Upper Newport Bay, but denied a pro. posal to build a two-story office building in Corona del Mar. Five other items on Thursday's agenda were con- tinued until Feb. 8. ran by a panel of experts ap. pointed bf Los Ancel• Superior Court Judge Paul EcJey wbo ii presidlna over the latecrat.ion of the Loi Mieles Uailled Scbool Diltriet. • Robbins noted tb1t two meuures almllar to bis Seoate Conatitutlonal Amendment 2 have been paued by tbe state Senate only to be defeated by the more liberal Aalembly. Hts SCA 2 was approved Thursday by a 31 to S vote of lbe state Senate. "The third time is golng to be the ·charmer," Robbins-pre• dieted. "The metropolitan plan has chanced the politics of bmil\g. Peop-le in Orance ·county formerly weren't conurned wltb tbe problem but now they are very much involved because there'• a POl8l.::.r lhat tbeir cblldnnwl1J bell • " Boblllm Aid tbe me .... wm be beard by tbe Aaaembly .JlldJdeiy eom::.r .. la ) .. hbi•y.He ecmatalee etanlrrr ,.,. Fm'1 ·o.i. A•C•I••· •Ill •••po'rt tbe .._... .... ....... .... ... at .. Oriiilre CoaatJ .......... deletatioo bacu .. meMUre ud be ex· pectl tbeat to be 08 band next Friday for a "-l·railiDC anti· bust~ rally et u. <>raqe OJun-ty F ,romda iD eo.t.a Mesa. ' Girls Club Classes S"t ReJdltratloD wl1l be held Jan. 29 to l'eb. 2 f« IDliq el11.1e1 at the Girla Club -of the Harbor Area. The club, 1815 Anabeim Ave. in Cotta Mesa. will bold claues in duce and l)'DIDUtics. Mem- bershipe COit •tor etrla 8-10 and $6 tor C1rta 11 and older. For three girls in one family, the membenbtp cost is $12. A aprin& l"Kttfl will be tlven May 10. Information ls available by callinl 646-7181. Qmrcli Lo8es Bid LOS ANGELES <APl -The Worldwide Church of God has lost ill federal court bid to have a court-appointed receiver im· mediately ·rer.><>ved. U.S. Dis· trlct Court Judie Robert F\rth bu delded a request 'by church attorneys eeeldng a temporary restralnlnl order a.ga.lnst a 1.4J1 Angelea,Superior Court decl.sioll placlnl the beleagured church in recetvenbip. Cluc11 allo appealed tor aid from Wy Petenon, auoctate deta ol ltudeota. Mn. PeUtnoa, who sa1d she a1.rees tbe new.paper article wu offemive, lndicated her of. f)ce . pa.. no offlclal action to ~ ... future coaliac.UOO and deltruction of newspapers. "It ... rather olfealve and dldn 't relate to campus adivi· ·ty," Mrs. Petenon said. Clucas and his man= ·editor. AJan lcbotf, diaa that the coat6t covera1e wu in bad taste. and that the newspapers, because they are distributed tree~ ~ve DO wartb. . They claim 10R rtteaU. to advertilen. To eompemate for tbe ac. ol about a &bi.rd of llle .... sues tbia week. adverUMn an belna olfered a 30 percent dis- count OD ada placed in next week'• ediUon. ScboU 1aid newspaper mana1ement plans to me a claim ...-i ll1u Bjorneby in •1n•ll claJnu court. He said the new11paper won't carry an apoloo tor the wet T-shirt arti· c le next Tuesday, as Miss Bjomeby bas demanded . • ..................... ldlenlK.......- flREMAJt INSPECTS IRVINE POLICE CAR DEMOUIHEO IN CRASH IOAY Fortu"*'f, Offtceroa Weren't lnelcle When Ttuck Hit P8tr01 Unit P.n.ct Freewey Qutlelc Retallatl•• . Israelis Attack Gui!rrilla BaSes 1 TEL AVIV, Israel <APl -Israeli troops pu.ncbed el1bt miles tnto IOUtbeut Lebanon today on a bloody repriaaJ raid a1ainat two Paleatinian 1uer· rilla bases. The Palestinians struck back within hours by rockeUn1 the· Israeli border town of Kiryat Sbmona. alestinian sour~ Beirut aai aeli raide Ued at Jeu u wOWlded seven. • Ive PaJeit.i· niana were miss d 25 Lebaneee leftists were ta ·Israel as prisoners. They a1aO claimed to have taken an un· determinded number or lsrae.b captives. the Israel.la, who sai~ , they destroyed lbe two bases, report- ed only one of their soldiers slightly wounded. But the P-aleslinlans claimed "helicopter loads" of Israeli casualties were taken from the scene. Tbe Israeli, strike. against bue.nortll ot Lebanon's Litani River. came leu than 24 hours after a guerrllla bomb injured 21 Israelis in a Jerusalem market. About '12 hours arter the Israeli force returned from Leb- anon. rockets fell on tbe Israeli border town or Kiryat Shmona, which in the past has been tbe target of occuional Palestinian bombardment from southern Lebanon. An anny spokesman 1ald he bad .no immediate informalk>n OD tbe rocketing. the radio report did not say . how many rocketa.were tired or whether there were any cuualties. Lebanese authorities Hid Israeli forces abo struck from the sea, bla1ting Palestinian co~wnrl strongholds to miles we t of tbe ground operatlon. e army confirmed that Israeli gunboat. shelled guer· rllla targets on the southern Lebanese coast. The army com· · and said initial reports were at between ts to 25 guerrillas were killed in the raid and fO buiJdinl& used as shelters and arms depots were destroyed at El Ayishiya and 10 bunkers at Arnoun. Tbe raid. the second in three days against guerrilla targets into IOUthem J,..ebanon, came as the Palestinian parliament-in· exile mapped stratep at a sum· mil in Damascus. Syria. and a U.S. envoy sought a formula to revive the deadlocked lsraell-Egyptian pe.ace talks. It was the first major Israeli ground attack in southern <See RAID. Pase .u > Mesa Station Patrol Tells 'lbeft of Car As Cop-ars Hit·by Truck Three Irvine police officers and three other persons were in· jured Thursday night when a three.quarter-ton delivery truck slaQimed into the back of a police car parked on the shoulder or the Santa Ana Freeway. Two police cars had stopped a motorist on lhe_· rreeway near Jeffrey Road for investigation ot what police alleged was reckl~ driving. The truck, estimated by one olticer to have been traveling "at least SS miles per hour." hit' the first police car. and the im· pact sent lbe car flying into the other police sedan. which in tum struck lbe rear of the stopped &talion wagon. Both police cars were de·. mollshed. Neither tbe policeman nor the driver and two passengers ol lhe station !flgOO were in their cars. The 5pnng Valley residents were standing outside their sta· tion wagon being questioned by the police when the truck hjt. All of J.bem, however. were in· jured by flying glass and metal and by being struck by the knocked·about parked cars. The delivery truck rolled over on ita side. Police reported that the truck driver. who was uninjured. tried to escape on foot into a nearby oran•e grove. 'nley said one of the injure d orftcers. Craig Smith, chued and tackled him. Police arrested David Howard Carter, 24, or Lacs Anfeles orr suspicion of felony drunken drlv· <See C8A8ll. Page A!) A propoul to Umit the belgbt of homes on t.be bluff side of KiN• Road and Kings Place, plus a propoeed ord.lnance that would replate blutftop de\'elop- meat dt)'Wlde, will 10 ~ore tbe Newport Beach City Council lloa- day. Tbe ~atlon in favor of the Pacific Mutu.a Lile Insurance's proposed 10-story structures in Newport Center will be forwarded' to the City Council. Commlasioners approved a traffic study tor the project and a resubdivialon or the 17.4 acres located on Newport Center Drive across Santa Barbara Drive from the Marriott Hotel. Otase Confined A N~ Beach woman who stopped at a CoRa Mesa au sta· Uon Thursday n.itht emeried from the res&room to dlacover lhat the "attendant" who bad been nl.Ung her auto's _,uoli.ne tank was a robber, police said today. Coast The COWJCU will meet at 7:30 p.m . in council chambers. A ttud.1_ le9Sion will also be held at the Ame location It 1:30 p.a. Monday. Oa tbe ageoda la a propoeed ordlaance to reculate blufftop deveklpment in planned eom· munlUes aucb u CHlawaya, Westt.y and Newport.er North. Tbe ordinance, as dratted, would require· a mlnimwn 40- foot Mtbeck for cleveloPment. The Mthect area could be Uled for 1treet1, public park• or private open IJ>ace. o.AmGlll tbe pul1MJMa of the .. nloMwl& ........... pnMal eeenk: Y .... , _.. ltabW&J cf bl.atop dlwlt'I! ...... and ... trol ..... and ll'OlioL. Tbe coandl wW allo e1 m'lllr a ......... Cll"Clbauee to ,....... . .... ,. .... ....,...°' ..... .... -.... .....,, .... of lallli .................. ~ . ' \ They allo approved a ~ to establish a Planned Com- munity develapment plan f« t.be lite. W•tbln an area IODed u ' a planned community the de- veloper can preaent the project u a whole for approval rather than IUbmlttinl eacb builctinl aeparlltely. Jim Hewteter, uaiatant dine· tor or CCJIDllnaDltJ deveioptpent tor tbe cttr. Mid comml18k1Dtn a11o ~ ID fnor of the a.ell BaJ Offlea.· Park .at HU UalYeflMr Ort": ft.8l ....,_. mend..,. allo wUl be IG to tM as, eo.eu. .... -rtlldlall ln tlJI an• =•d c:wera about loll ., • Imped oe tnftk, and land UM. hut tbal eom· ... ..-cr, .... Al) Parking Lot Speeda (JO mph Lt . G~e Lorton said Eleanor • 51, returned to her cu to ftnd that the boldUp maa and~wo com~ had fled real a ....... Marlin-H. con, ta, Colt• ¥es1, •• ye ror aomeoae tountleblm. • Sbe did '°• .and ~Uee -._ 1ummoned, LoltGn Nad. He laid the robbery occUl'ftld at about 8:30 r·m· at ..... Verde Shell, 113 Harbor 81~. Tbe baaditl eecaptd wtth about • lllt .. nri.. taoi411at .......... .. told PoUce. wlMll dli UU. men ..... ............... . belt , T~y ttt.n produced a . re· w&wr, tokl &be •Uelldat "All rtcltt ....... bokiup'' and tied Min up wtUl rope and .nn. be Mid . Weather Fair through Satu.rday with wanner days. Lows tonight 38 to ~-Highs Saturday ~ to 70. IN818E TODA" • £vUa, • flw! rock o~ro that 's Uw laUc of London, ,II 4 com ht f I o South• r n . Call/onftio. Find OMt ~on P•CI. l•Mx ~· .,,_...,_. A• AM UMlw\ U I .e:=~~l '"'" .... ... I: ........ --.: m ., . Q M ~.• ---°'"....., A4 ......... .... "'" ... .... , . _....... ... .... I 'Q .. ... A.I DA!. Y ptLOT Frld9, Janu!IX ti, 1171 Marvin Nixed Snppon .. Plea L08 ANG&LB8 <AP > - •llll6 ......... ~ ... --., .... .., .. tM wtl Ill..... &Ml .................. -. .... Ne& H •• e•1• ll'9ftlil I':'"' .... ~ ~, ,.'"" •--tt tkU ti.f'1 ..-re ....... LOS ANGKLt;S <AP I MkMUe 'hiol• Marvln tuUfitd on c,,,_-eumatJon today that 1he uked actor L«1e M arvtn .everal Umee for wrl\Un prom lMt t.bat he would 1upport Mr but he rtlUled. Marvin'• attorne)' A . 0aV1d K11on aaked ~tss Marvin· "Did you tiver ask Mr. Marvin for an aareement ln wnUna?'' Sbe paUMd and H id, '"Ibl l could be." But on further queatlol\lng. 1he Hid more poelUvely, "We d1JcUlled it many Umet. '' ''You never ~lved anything tn writiQI ftom Mr. Marvin, la th•• COCTeet?" Kagon aaked. .. Thal'a correct." said MlN ~arvtn Sket, Snow · HitAgain In Midwest By Tiie Auoela&ed Prell State police ln Iowa rode in sand tnldal to reach victims o. auto acddenta today u freeitng ~ , rain, sleet and snow swept lntO the ll1dweat only days after a storm that bu claimed f17 lives. "Every kind ol precipitation imaginable ls falUn&," reported the state mebwll' Patrol.· Police were called to round up a load ol hop "running all over the place" on Interstate ao. Power transformers burst into names Thursday as the storm passed throucb Kansas, leaving many homfll without electricity. Flooding waa reported in Kansas arid Missouri. The Nebraska State Patrol said up to an inch of ice glazed highways and power lines aCl"08S the state, and officials at the Lee Byrd Airfield in North Platte used fertilizer to melt it. The storm wu expected to dump .. inches or heavy wet i now on Chicaao, and llllnois authorities feared it would lead to a rash ol collapsed roofs - 220 hav~ been reported . iD the state already. Slnce the weekend storm. there luave been 42 deaths in fl. llnols. 19 in Wisconsin, 10 in Kansas. eight in Mlsaoun, seven in Michigan, five in Iowa, three in Nebraska. two in Oklahoma and one in Ohio. More than 2 inches of rain fell in Oklahoma, and Ice in Mis- sou rl Interrupted N atlona I 6U'llrd efforts to aid rural resl· dents and farmers. Sagging roofs remained a serious problem In Wlaconaln and Illinois, and Cbicaso-area building supply dealers reported a run on supporu to~nore up weak roofs. A section of roof on a Madiaon, Wis .• s upermarket caved In Thursday, causing minor iia· juries as customers and clel'ks ducked for cover. The state Department In- dustry, Labor and Human Rela- tions urged people to shovel flat or shallow·alope roofs. Jewelry, Currency -S..,aen in Newport he aatd 1be 11kod "a few um .. more" tor a writtell .,..... ...-w ..-n.wd tt •• .-a1ce11iry, that hit law1•n kDew no.a tbeir oraJ a1reemmt •nd w wouJd never have any problems about support M •rvln oow dens.. that he ner 11rH d to a1J pport hl1 former acwer. M lu Marrin aaJd that U'ler th• M't«'a maniqe la mo. he tent her monthly paym...., of •• .050. wbidl 11ve ber Illa after taxet for a Utt.le over a yur. Tbeo lbe paymen&a •topped. .. Ko1an. 84N!kJna to Cllscred1t lllaa llatvln, bu contronted •r wllb 1 pUe ol movie maclllne interview• be HYI she 1a~e after promlsin& not to talk publicly about her romance with the acior. lltu Manin. who wu lo con-~= ..... moa,y today lD lbe pr aeUJement cue, denlel ........ acned to the vow "' silence propoaed to her by Manin'• lawyen when the COU· pit ..,.,..aed. KatoD beJd up copies of lt72 and 1m stories base on in· tervlews wlth Illas Marvta. •'That whole article is evidence ol a fallure to comply with an ~ment that does re- quire confldentiallty," Katon said ol one story. The agreement he referred to was an etfort by llal'vin's lawyers to prevent klu·and·tell stories by Miu Marvin when tbe couple ended tbeJr unmarried Uvt.nc arr8Jllement in 1970. She bu laid ahe WU offered $800 a month in a~pport if abe would be "a good eirt" and not 10 to tbe press. She claims she never aaeed to keep quiet. She received the payments for leas than a year, Mill Marvin baa told tbecourt. ''Mr Kagon la trytnc to show that in 101De atranae way abe breached an agreement she never had," said Miu Marvin's attorney, Marvin Mltcbelaon. Mlaa Marvin • .ea. wbo lesal)y changed her name at the end of the six-year love affair, bas sued the actor for $1 million plua half of the asaeta be acquired while they lived together. ,..,.... Page A J PROJECT ••• missioners nevertheless voted l.n favor ol owner-developer Jamet F . Deane. . He noted that Deane has been working with city plannina staff members on the project and has revised his plans at the City Council's request. Hewicker said commtssloners voted qainat a proposed two- story olflce-reta.ll atructure with subterranean parking at 2800 E. Coast Highway lo Corona de' Mar The project was denied 6-0, be said. Commi11loner Tim Haid· inaer was abMnt. Hewlcker 1aJd commlaaiooers cited • their concerns that the project wu too lntenalve for the-. area and might create traffic problems. CommillSlonen continued W'l· tll Feb. 8 consideration of a pro- posal ·to build a commercial building on the Laraon Shipyard alte at 2701·2703 W. Coast Highway. Also continued until that da~ were a proposal to build a resturant In Koll Center Newport, a proposal to construct a commercial-reaidentlal build- ing in the McFadden Square area and conalderation of tralfJc phasing 1'equirements for Civic Piasa and NeWP.Ort Place. ..../ t Riley TOHelP Appeal Santa Ana H e i1h h bomee>Wftert, oppoeed to 1 late clo1in1 hour 1ranted a reatauraat under comtrucUon In their nelcbborhood, said today -~ wW et some hel from Super~ mu y. - Dtree-1e119 Noa•tOfl The homeowners. who ap- peared two weeks ago before the count)' planninc comm1aaion to oppose tbe clo1in1 hour variance, ortatnally Intended t.o file an appeal when com· mi11lonera went aloq with the proposal of rest.aurpt developer Phil Spiller. Thh1 was the scene at 8 o'clock this mom· lng at the lntenectlon of 20th Street and Orange Avenue ln Costa Mesa. The ln· t e rsectlon ts a four-way stop, but that ap. parenUy failed to stop this three-car col· lision. PoUce were pondering what appears to be a classic right-of-way problem in an effort to determine who did what to whom. Spiller i1 bu1ldln1 a small shopping center at Irvine A venue and Mesa Drive and was granted a variance to keep the res taurant Qpen until 2 a .m. rather than the 10:30 p.m. clos. ing required in the zoning or· dinance covering the-center. E',...P-.eAJ CRASH ••• lQI and auto tbeft. Tbe truck re- oortedl.Y wu atoaea. Carter was bookecfl.nto Oranae County Jail. Smith )!VU treated by county paramedic• for 1crapH and brui1e1. Police aald Tbunday .it WU the former Glendale of. ficer'• ftnt m,ht on patrol with the lrvtne force. • ·rwo other offlcera, David Freedland and Thnothy Smith, were taken to Tustin Commumty Hotpltal. ' f'i'eedJand WU reported ln t.od condition. Ligaments 1n hll legs were tom. · Smit.h was released after treatment for bead ln.luries: Freedland was reported Jn 1ood coodltion. Liaameats in bis leis were tom. ,,...Pflfle.AJ RAID ••• Lebanon since the Israeli ln· va11on lut March and appeared to be the lbarpest.lsraeU reply in the latest eye.for-an-eye dUel with tbe Palestinians. An army communique said parachute units and troops of the Colani infantry brigade, strtkine under an artillery um- brella. destroyed guerrilla bases near Arnoun and El Ayishlya, in the atronfhold or v asser Arafat's A Fatah gue rrillas called Falah.land by the Israelis. The commuqique s aid the· raiders returned to Israel. ArllO\ID ta about five mJles northwest of Metulla, Israel's northernmost town. in the northeast panhandle and El Aytslatya la abcJl,tt three .mJlea further bortb . Nevada Solom Defeat ERA CARSON CITY <AP> -The Nevada Auembly today killed the Equal Rllhts Amendment . for the 1979 MAlon, duplicating action by tbe Senate Tuesday. Tbe action came on a voice vote after Democratic Party leaden uraed assemblymen not to presa for a roll call which could embarrau individual lawmakers who would have to take a atand on the emotional la· 1ue. 1 •_'The public voted 2·1 against the ERA in a referendum on the November ballot. Only two voices In the As· sembly could be beard speaking against the "no further con· sideration" call, those or ERA· backers Tod Bedrosian, D·Reno, and Sue Wasner. R-Reno·. . Iran March Backs Moslem Holy Man Thursday. the homeowners. representing the Santa Ana Heights Homeowners Assocla· Uon, were told they couldn't ap. peal the variance. TERRAN. Iran <AP) -More than a million of Ayatullah Kho- maiol '1 followers marched throulh tbe streeta of Tehran to-day in a show of support tor the religious leader's crusade to make Iran an Islamic republic with a 10Vernment dominated by him. "We are waJtlng for you. Kbo- mainl!" ma.I\)' chanted as they marched ln the festive. peacefuJ parade. called by the exiled · Moslem leader to demonstrate opposition to Prime Minister Shabpour Bakbtiar's 16-day-old Cabinet. · . The IQYemment wu endorsed by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi before the monarch left the country. One banner said: "Our vigilant nation cannot be de· celved by Bakhtiar. who is a new American lackey." Countless portraits of Khomalru waved among tbe marching crowda. Feast Set To Benefit Youth Agent A "Roman feut" is planned Feb. 6 in Newport Beach to benefit the Youth Employment Service. . The event lpon.aored by the Youth EmPfoyment Servtee ot Coeta .... and the Dolphlna of the Newport Har ber Area Chama,.r or Commerce. will take place from 5:30t.o1:30 p.m. al American Legion Hall, uth St.r;eet at lbe bay. SpaKbetti wil1 be prepared by chef Art Giovinetti, and enter· tatnment will be provided. Ad· miaaion is S3.50 for adults and $2 for children. -.,. Tickets can be purchased at the door. Information is availa-ble by calling 642-0474. Music Gear Taken in NB A west Newport man who uses bis garage u a rock band ~tudio waa out Sl,680 today after someone broke in and made off wi~ band equipment, police said. They said Peter J. Allen of 206 LugonJa St. reported the theft Wednesday. Taken were a power aritpllftert stereo mixer, microphones ano a micropbbne stand. Hundreds of thousands prayed to1et.ber ln a city square at noon and acclaimed a resolution call· ing for the 78-year-old Kbomalnl to establish a government. Similar demonstrations took place ln other cities. Residents and relilious leaders estimated the turmuts at more than 500.000 in Maabbad. 100.000 in the holy cith ot Qom, s.000 in Isfahan and several lbouaand in Tabriz. Tehran Radio said between a million and l.S mlllioo marched in. the capital. One of the or· ganlzera ol the demonstration. Ahmad Pow'jani. estimated 4 million. \)nly one scuffle was reported ln lhe Tehran march. between M arxi.lts.and Moslems. Tehran Radio said dem· outraton foueht each other in tM southeast city of Zahedan and had t:o be · broken up by police= tear 1u. Kho • spiritual leader of lran'16bilte Koelema. said in an interview with French television that tbe m.uaive demonstrations in Iran were "another pOpUJar and apecta(Ular referendum by which the Iranian people say they don't want the shah. his dynasty, regency council, or government. but want a111 Islamic government. "I will return to Iran at the op.. portune m_pment," he said. speakina from his home-In-exile outside Parts. Camp Delight: Snow Mantle JULIAN <AP> -A buvy white mantle · glistening under clear aides and in bright sunlight lay acl"OIS central San Diego County mountains today. A variance may only be ap.. pealed by an intereated county supervisor or the applicant, county officials explained. Tom Britton, spokesman for the homeowners 1roup said he met today with Riley who agreed to appeal the variance in order to briJll lhe matter befote the board ol supervisors. prob- ably attheendoflhe month. Homewoners are objecting to lbe Jaw closing hours because the restaurant Is within 25 feet of adjacent homa and tlw.y are fearfuJ or being diaturbed by reatau.rant patrons. They also point out that the nearby golf course cloaea at 10:30 p.m. In the Interest of neighborhood ~and quiet. Body found In Newport Identified The body or a qian found Thursday in West Newport h86 been identified as that of 17· year -old Robert Mic hael Voloshen of Newport Beach, police said today. Voloahen, whose body was round by two boys tn a vacant field hall a mUe west of Superior Avenue and a quarter of a mile north ol West Coast Highway, had been dead for about a day. poHeeaald. They aaJd the youth had been reported rniaaing by his mother. Cause ot death Is listed as ac· cldental, officers said. 'nley sai~ a can of toluene, a solvent used In glue. was found next t& Voloshen 's body. Schools reopened after closing Thursday with six Inches of snow on the ground. . It was a great sight for ~ · sixth graders from. Oceanside, spending the week at the tounty school camp on Palomar Moun· tain. ·:They're having a great time, sliding in the snow.',' a teacher said. Study Session Set Membe rs of the Newport Beach Planning CommiHlon have set a speciaJ study session for next Thursday to dlscuas the circulation eJement of the city's general plan. The meeUng will begjn at 7:30 p.m. in City Council chamben. SOM IS <AP> -A 13-year-old boy sent home to change after' becoming muddy while sUdina in tbe grass at Soma Elemeni tary School returned to schoo> with a ptltol and took his OWIJ' life, authorities say. Just before Thunday'a shoot- ing with a .357 magnum thal belonaed to his rather. Jobi) Cromer wrote a note to his parent.t saying. "I love eveQ"-body.·" aulhoriUeuaJd. ~ ADVANTAGE -ALDEN'S •Jewelry and currency valued at $1,680 were stolen from a Ne wport Beach home Wednea day. Newport Beach police said today. They said someone broke into the home or Jack L: Beller at 516~ 35th St. while be wu away from homedurl.Jlltheday. Naked Tr•th? • • One huge advantage Alden·s has over most carpet stores )s- DAILY PILOT T-•& ......... Mo ........ l .... ~ ... ~ --.... ...... &"'""'' ... ...,.f't ...... ~ .. °"'"' ~:.~·~i:'.:""'llrl~ -........ ~ .. ~ .,.~=r=.. t11111110..,(714)to411t a ....... Actwe,. .... ~ s ritt-Cops ~·t~n Code . SEAT'11..E <AP) -Should un· dercover vice squad officers take off more tbaD their badges at work? • Tbat'• the question for SeatUe olftclall, where an exotlc-dance atudle .lnveltilat.lon WU dropped after the pc>llee chief teamed some offleen took off their tblrt.I ~~ other thinp - durtq umereover work. Police Cblef H. A. Vanden Wyer NJ1 bil ~ 11 clear: no dll~ oa the . But a vice aquad olftcer b1I bola 1D • memo that the bu blndend tbe .......i al proeUtutet. Tbe police chlef met wttll ~ .. .,... Bob Royer tldl week to try to'°'" tbe probllm. Rorer 1a11 be tbouebt ~ty PGbc1 .,.. tMt offteer'I GOUid ltllo t6' Ill lllt tlllb' ....... .,# 1ucb action wu ~ulred to malle a111lc, ..... M w• oc.e......S tbl --Rudio Jn. ''":a Md ......... too com . ·\a··~~:==-1: ~ ..... .., _ _..we;; ,.. .. can't drop their pants," Royer laid. "They came over here Jut summer and specifically asked for an eumptjon to undress all the way. 'Ibey made the requett, and We then would look at tt. and they then went ahead and did it and came back with the arrest reports. •'They took off everythln1. They even lnduiled In tondlini," Royeraald. Chief Vanden Wyer dJusreed. ''To the belt of my knowledge, t.My were D04tot&llf stripped," he said. "I believe tbe1 were to their 1bort1, but lo .my kno:s. t.bere certainl1 WU no I ." He that. conch•on may have .._ Nacbld bec•Ule u officer l'IPGrted 1 dUffl' made • "•ucldlD Outrudl ... ~ ad 9'ftctl'. . . . . ' Vaadm Wyer Hk1 aft.tr _.. l•t wtdl .,_. tbat no e....,. wH planned la bl• policy ......... dllrolllal. KOJW ...._., but added, ··we MtUed -...... ftalllle 11 tlMll pollcv lmpedea ID IDvNtlp· Uoa.'" • that we have our own Installers. providing flexibility and reliability tn scheduUng installations. Very few department stores °' specialty carpet st0tes have their own workrooms. and must rety on an outside contract service for installations. We ha'Ve had many people buy from us after being disappointed by an installation company who scheduled a job and dk:tn't fltt<NI up or catl. Sometimes th!s has happened two or three times before the customer gives up At Alden's our installation schedule is operated very efflcfently and even when our men .,.. held up on a previous job causing a iate start. our men wt111t1y and finish. .. If you want reflabtllty-caJI ust \ I DEN~S : iiistiilitioii: ·r:u•tom draperies linoleum• wood floor 1663 rLACINYIA AVfNIJE • c9 _STA MESA. CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 646·4831 -646·23'~ .. ' • • . ' ,.._,J!nu!ry t8, tt7t I OM.Ytltl.OT M Co;unty G9verll1nent's Future 'Glooniy' SuPttVttor Ralpb Dledricb palDf.ed ·g~· . .,.... to .... ....... tllle ~,.... ~ .. ~·~~ ......... .... r lMil-m ... 11J9U'l lap. .......... . .. ,...,... ..... '° ....... _ltrat tott·Pr:£::1tloa ..u .. w ----"" ..... t>.n ot tbe Ora•.. Coeaty -Cbambtr ol Coemette •t a ., ~Health . =:~P,.Pgram :~;Canceled l SACIWo:NTO (AP> -'n.t , flate 11lurldQ cue.a.d ib Sl.7 . ~ coatnct wtth ... Oranp • . pnpUd bu!tb plan tbat .fro care for 1.000 lilecl.cat • recipiaita. """_!be . 1tate Heal lb ~rvices • . ·uepartment aeat a telecnm to ·c. .. ;~~""' · l>r. Allred C&NIO of the city d <>ranee SQlna the contract wtth ,Jtis company, HMO Coocepta, ,lnc., will not be renewed alter it 1 ,explree Jan. 31. , • , The tele1tam cited, amon1 ,othn reuoaa, the company's' ,fananclal problems, cosu that exceed ltate llmita, the alJeced \.failure to pay bealt.b care pro- .. 11iden on time, financial deal 1 )QI• 1JDOD8 rel~ compames, ·•nd "lack of sound procr•m .. poUciea and practices." ·Caruso could not be reKhed .Jpr comment. He denied any 1~ron1doln1 in a recent in- :J.erview, and said he had put _large amounts ol bis own money into the company. Prepaid health plans offer customers a full range of health care for a flat monthly ·ree. a system that is supposed to en- courage preventive care and cost control. The state reim- burses the plans for each Medi~ Cal patient they enroll. After a series of scandals in California prepaid health plans. 'tbe sute turned certllication of the plans over to the federal gov. ernment. HMO ~pts was <certified by the U.S. Department or Health, Education and Welfare last year. The state bas been conducting ~'n extensive audit of the com-·~any's complex ftnancea. '.'According to a 0 report tbJs "Week by the Sacramento Bee, O,ut of nine pro(it-malrloa' ftnm !hat provide services.\o the noo- profit HMO Coocept.s, elpt are 9WDed by Caruso and b1I wife, Shirley. . The newspape r also said ~anuio'a penonal finances have ~n t.an&led with tboee d bis .t0mpany, and money from those mingled accounts bas nowed to other ventures aa far away as Phoenix. Al one point. the Bee said, former Gov. Edmund "Pat" Brown, at Caruso's request, asked a federal official to speed up allocation or . money from a f437,000 federal loan to the com· pany. Brown. fatber of the c\llnnt irovemor, could not be reached p,>r comment. · The newspaper also said HMO 'Concepts bu bad bank over· draft.a of up to $75,000 a month. I f..ops Tracing Myswry.22 Huntington Beach police today ire attem~g to l!ace a loaded !22 cal ibe r pis tol that f!'YSterlously appeared in one of Jlleir patrol cars. = Officer Nick Ekovich found e weapon Thursday in his uad car that was parked in the ftation compound. ' He said it was just lyine on the front seat as though somebody bad t06Sed it tbrough"the win· row ~irman May Quit t LOS ANGELES (APl - ti nty Ford n. the 61-year-old... ard chairman and clllef ex· utJve who has been tullllUlg ord Moeor Co. for 33 years, ya be may retire this year. 1 "' ,.~ .......... FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL LEAVES PRISON John Mttchell uat Watergate Defendant Mitchell Leaves Alabama Prison MONTGOMERY, Ala. CAP> -Former U.S. Attorney General John Mitcbel1 Jeft prison today' the last of 25 men convicted of Water1ate crimes to resume privat.e We. He told report.en: "Henceforth, don'l call me, I 'll call you." -t With inmates waving 1ood-.bye and chanting, "Give 'em hell, Mlt.cbell," be aald be WU "look· lna forward to comlnc back to <:oust Worker Stabbed; Boss Suspected? A Huntington Beach comtruc· Uon worker ls in guarded condi· lion today with stab wounds after be had helped bis boss butcher a goat. according to Westminster police. Tbirty-nlne·year-old ueunlcio Gattla was stabbed ln the neck, chest and iroin area with an eight-inch letter opener, police said. Police said they are seeking' a complaint from the Orange Co40ty District Attorney agaimt Pete Enneman, 4W, of 9280 Madison SL, Westmlnster. Enneman was. listed as Garcia's employer. Investigators s aid Garcia came to Enneman'a home Thursday afternoon to help En· neman butcher a goat that he was preparing for a barbecue. They said an argument ensued when Enneman noticed that bis wallet was missing after the pair killed and butchere,d the goat. A dispute arose and apparent· ly Jed to the wounding of Garcia, accorctioJ to orncen. G arcta, who speaks n o Encliab. reportedly told an ift.. tel"J)ftter that be remained at the residence tor a new minutes alter be WU wounded ud that the millin& wallet was located. ff• wu rurlled to tbe intensive care unit or Pacifica Hospital by friends. Afabama to see all of my friends down here." Mitchell. who was sent to prison 19 months ago, declined to answer questions. But in a brief statement, be expressed thanb tor t.be "t.bomands and tholl!ands" of letters he said be bad received from supporters while at the federal prison camp at Ma.xwell Air Force Base. Mitchell was met ~t the prison by fOrpJer U.S. Attorney Ira De- Ment of Montgome~, who ac- companied the one-time N"txon ca bl net member to the Montgomery airport for a com- mercial flight to Washington. Earlier, prison officials said Mitchell's fellow inmates bad planned a party to thank him for "free legal advice and good friendship.·· · Mitchell is barred from prac- ticing· law. and only close as- sociates know of MitcbeU's future plans. \.. The occasion marks the first time in six years that there are no Jal!ed participants from the scandal that bro~ght abopt former President Nixon's res· ig!1aUon and disgrace. Mitchell, one of Nixon's former law partners, was con- victed along with White House chief of stare H.R. Haldeman and domestic adviser Johlr D. Erllcbman in a coverup of a 1972 break-in at tbe Democratic Na. tional Cotninittee headquarters in Washington. AH three were convicted of conapiracy to obstruct justice, obstructing Justice and lying UD· der oath on Jan. 1, 1975. Mitche ll was eligible for parole lut June. but the U.S. Parole Commission ruled his Watergate crimes were or "high severity" and delayed his re- lease six months. Mitchell appealed the com· mission's decision, but U.S. Dis- trict Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. rejected bis plea without a bearing .. Mitchell, 6.5. arrived at Max· •ell Air Force Base on J"IM! 21, tm, to serve a l·to-4-year tenn. ieef ore Super Bowl, Che~k · leometown News~ Hayworth f Before you get involved la [ ] ?.:!!:•,:.: =b:_ '::SUNDAY'S BEST a.tu Kllywortb -ill ~y·a _ . l>allf PUot. l nasvn On.DA -Jllta ayworth bu 1unlved li•e lllllift"IJ ... L MfW.I, ~ INIDll'OUI ICanUll, .,. Ible oeablDM atarMU ball ber • A eadld ..-. bJ ..Jolm --&M•c•w• ......... uta wtda' .... pecw •• .. cbDeinlCa"'no " NltW co•••NATIONS -Altertna or creetma ,.,. in • • Uvtag cqaallm la .UU a YoUD1 and ~ aeince. But already people like Robert Sw.._. 1ee •t ill commercial po11lbUltiet, raaclal from new mtdiclml to b9Uel' beer ud dlllee. llllLIN1 AVOCADOI - Oranp County la a top producer of what growers call Ute "&o.e fruit." But it toot a lot of bllb- clus marketinC to tum an •· pen1lve "ariltocrat" into a aexy little salad item 1uJt•ble for tbt m ..... Jn Yw/Your Money. ' BATIUNG ALCOHOL -AD eat.l'pNe that buet Jta pra&a on dobll MU» wttb demon ram baa &urned out lo be ...... ~=l a 1bat1 start. Com· ft C.. Corp. II pro. ed la tbe BulH11 of u. Wea. \ Tr•111POl'tadoa Commission. bu launched a u~icn to set Orl!llt County a Mparate CalTnm Diltrkt ln order to 8et a lar1_er abare ol 1tate road fund• it now bu to abate with Los Anceles and Ventura coun· Uet . ·'They keeJ> tellinl ua Or~ County is • donor c:ounty ••• CW1t aa.kl.-··w.u we ~Ullwlh that 11.ap a JoD8 time llO and we're IEOIQI lA let 'em know we're 61eedln'' to deatb." be said. The bu1ioe11men •P· plauded. Newty eleCted IUl*Vieor Har-rtett Wieder dlecuued no speeiftc luues. but ln.ttead re- IOUDded ber campalp r.lfldeee to save t.auuers• dol an by worldq i11 · cfose cooperaUoa with llillt. and federal aovern· meat. -- Oernente -Hopefuls ACraeIBoax HB Cops Seek Phone Caller 'Battle' By ANNE COOPER °' .. OMty ""',.... Supporters of three San Clemente dty councilmen racing a recall. electlon Tuesday have stepped up their campaigning in the lut days before the electloo. Each aide la charlin& the other with uain« .. dirty tricb." San Cfemente's 13,896 reg· lstered voters will be asked Tuesday whether Mayor Willi.am Walker, Councilwoman Donna WUklnson or Counc:Uman Howard Mushett should be re- called and whet.her seats ol any or the council members who might be recalled should be filled by appointment or special electioo. Supporters or Mushett charged · today tbat the committff back· ing Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson have mailed out a campaign mer that contains mUlleading statements of support from Orange County politieal leaders. · But a check with two of the of. ficials who had statements of support attributed to them ·on the campaign literature showed that, although neither has taten a position on the recall. both have been supporters of Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson. Howard Seelye, an aide to Congressman Robert Badbam <R·Newport Beach>. said the quotat.icm on the campaign flier wu lifted from a letter Badham wrote to Walker and Mrs. Wilkinson ln late December. ·'The letters had nothinc to c1o with ttie recall," said Seelye. "The Congressman was com- mendlae the two councilmen for their public service. A smpect with a low. raspy voice 1s sought today after telephoning at lea.at six Html· lnctoo Beach women 'lbunday to~y he had lddnaped their bu ands and wanted $5,000 ia ra m. he faJse ransom demands were apparently made at ran· dom by someone choosing listed numbers from th. e telephone dlr~ctoqJ iavesU1aton uid. One wire vict.irrilud by the an- noying phone calls, similar to a series ot otben on the <>ranee Coast in the pa.st four yean, became hysterical, police said. "We bad to aend a police of. fleer .out to the house." aa!d front desk officer Steven Mack. wbo took the cans from upaet women between 3 and 4 p.m. Thursday. He said most of the women who received the menacing telephone threats giving them two days to raise $5,000 im- mediately checked on their husbands at work. Fountain Valley Police U . Bill DeNlsi said bis department re- ceived a report of at least one similar call several days ago but the description of the caller's voice differed. Several years ago, lr_yine police and Orange County .sheriff 's deP.ulies probed a series of simllar calls made to south county women at home V.acancy Remains LOSANGEL~ <AP> -Mem· hers of the Los Angeles School Board have failed for the fourth time to break a deadlock ovet filllq the vacancy left by Diane -W ataoa. but offlciall indicated a solution wu in liCbt· alone dllrtnC daytime hours. Plactna an annoying telephone call is a mildemeanor crime un- der atate law. puftisbable by a maximum~ alx months in coun· ty jail and a $500 fine. K11lik's Jury Wntinues Its -Deliberations An Orange County Superior Court jury failed to reach a verdict Thursday after three days of deliberation in the trial d ac- cused drug dealer Alexpder Kullk. <. As a result, the jury was locked behind doors again today in an effort to determine the guilt or iDnocence of the one- time NeW'DOrt Beach resident. . Kulik. 28, also a defendant in the s~ John .Bovan murder case ..... arrest.rid in a Missioo Viejo parking lot in October or 1977 in a borrowed $60,000 St\IU auto. Sheriff's deputies testified they found t.bree jars of rare oriental heroin in a grocery bag U) ~e car's back seat. Prosecutor Ron Kreber argued the drugs were K.ullJc's and were intended for a heroin selling tramactioo. Defense attorney Philip ~Maaaa attempted to prove the heroin was part of a drug plant- ing plot hatched . by Kulik as· sociate Richard Willia. DeMassa arped the plant was to lead to tbe arreat ol ~ailed "ltaJians" attem,}!!,\;1 to extort money from . ' Present Featuring Algerian Tangeri~e, Washington Navel or Valencia Orange and Eureka Lemon. 1 gallon size, reg. '3.49 Sale Price sl .49 ' Bare Root Fruit Trees and Ro111 llM....,.ftnt 10111 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 12.91 tenflcl 10111 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• !4.41 Award wtnn1ra ....................................... ~.ll Standard'frutt Tret• ••••••••• _, ..................... trom '4.11 SemS.Dwarf ffutt Trn1 ............................. tr.om '7.11 Plus a Wide variety or smOll tru11s a Y9QtlOOll$. Gef a Head Start on Spring wtth Bandlnl CITRUS FOOD Now'• lftt "'"' fO '*' ,_,Ing yoAK llclfM fnM -orchard rot lftt belt rlUll ltllS MOSOn. F«fllZln9 lflof· nv W«t 1P'tnG blallomlnG Wll titt you a artclf9r quanflly rJ i.Qt. tosry tnlltt on°"" "9e. f.l<U for· mUIOllon wtltl rroc. ""'*"' pnwldel lftt blllf bcJlon. Ctd fMClll'O ...... tatt,.. 25 lb.*'· reg. •5,,9 '4.41 Heavenly Bamboo lend on (Nondlno) '· or1enfGI toucti to IM IOnehCOpe wtltl ll1ls Jopofttllt GotOtn rovorne. 1 gotlon size reg. '2.99 SattPrtCt *1.29 3-ln-Gne Fruit Trtt· Hawyouoon --Ptoct..~'\A&>"' pMnlond IMfOl11•fram JUlt one '*' Agreot ............. UN :;; FOUNTAIN . ,~,t~0 ~ lit VALLEY t:~8 IMJt llOODfUHT ~ ' flCMIMTAIM YAWY ................ ~ ..... "10tll:t6M771 tMa '9ICal GOOD 1""" 11Mnt Of9t 1 DAYS • ......................... 1 ..... ,.. r (': A4 OM. v PILOT l'rldey, J~ ,., tt11 i • I ~ .... . ' f • . .. I • ' . • ' ! . I I t •• . , t j ' . ' f ' I Q ; .. ~ Te•~·~lr. ....... lie ·~. 4'•• ···~.·~. ~ ...... , It'll-Cost More ThU UttZ. Etgllt.room B~h CottaQe Went for 11,500 in 1111 coastal auto salesman. He was ·bei~ sympathetic to a potential customer who was sutrerinl second thoughts about laying out cold cuh for a new heap. The salesman bit all the usual points •bout what a good buy this vehicle w_., the cbo6ee OPtjoQS available, the wooder(uJ paint shadee and plush upbofstery. Then he hit the fellow with the clincher point: "Of course," be said caJmly, "the real problem ls that if vou wait, this fine model will..cost more next year ... " And he's probaJy nght. Everything costs more next. year. YOU ARE REMINDED Of t.bis just by checking today's costs of a new house aJoag this best Of all possible coasts. And then acrosa my desk bas come a report that an outfit called Antiquity Reprints has Just publlsbed u iJ. lustrated volume called, "Sboppell's Modern Houaes-tm." The book polnta out that in that rear. )'OU could buy complete plans and an itemized bW or materials for 8ll elaborate Gothic residence for Just $20. Twenty buckl won't eet you through the door of the building department at City Hall these days. AND BVILDING C08T8f la 1887, you could get "a six· room ~e" featuring towers, porches, stained glass and gingerbread trim, starting at Sl,3)0. The place didn't necessarily include a bathroom. But at those prices, you might not be picky. , Clearly, you could get a lot for your dollar in 1887. If you had a dollar, of cour:se. And the salesman was probably twitching bis bandlbar mustached and warning po(Amlia.l bUyen, ''This one's a real value, and or coune, it'll cost more next year." ffe was right again.~ Fighting Contiriues At Cambodian Port • BANGKOK, Thailand tAP) -Heavy fighting wu reportal ln Cambodia today between Vietnamese forces and holdout troops of the fallen regime at the-coastal Port or Kampot, around nearby Kom~ Som and ln ba1f a dozen areas acl'OSs the country, That and Western mllitary analysts said Vietn•meae warplanes were fiyinc repeated strikes •1ainat Kampot, 90 m.Ues southwest of the capital Of Phnom Penh on an estuary or the Gulf of Thailand NATION I WORLD 'Boat People' May Land llONO KONO <AP> -The 1.300 Vlftn,mete retu1eea crammed abOard the ruaty frelahter Hu.y Foac will be aJ. &ow.ct lilbar'e t.n Hou Kone an.er uvtaa bMe berncl trom um Brw.lt ~ for aear&1 four Hill, 10UttW ctoee to u. eov-ernm• .....,.-ted today. ReporWrl on a boat that sot within UO yards Of lbe frelahter Hld the reCu•ttet appe•N!d do Unoua with Joy and aere amoo their lbanka to the Ilona KOf\fl and 8rttilb pernment.1. THE %,azt·TON 'falw•mc I t owned fN11bttr 1teamed into Hon1 Kone w1ten today after remalnina out.aide a marwme bounda111lnce Dee. 23. lle>nf_Kone otnc1a1a at nnt,... f\ded them permlaakMa to lud. uytna tMir crowded t1land rould nor deal ~ ~ more refu1ee1 and \hat the 1blp'1 ortiln1I Port of call waa In Taiwan. The iovemment ordered the boat to •all for Taiwan, but the • car.t•ln, ldenUfiod u Shu wen. ah n defied the dlrecttve and threat ol a four-year prlt00 term und tailed toward the Uny laland , Govern~r Ste s In Pardons Trigger Tennessee Probe NASIN1U.E. Terul. <APl (luv Wtrn•r Al«tunder 1r1ppltd to- day wtth the atatW1 or prlltt)f\tlr11 A1r11t1l~ flhuntin '¥ by hit predeceNor aa the llate'a pardon·•.,,lllna t1flu1el;.I J10r•wloo lnw f~eral •nd at.at.a courtl"OOCNI and the Lcaialaaturc; Tbt federal presenco ln 1'~nlWllitM t>road.nt!d, wllh lht dlaek>lure that a federal grand Jury In Memphis was reportedly In ve1t1aaUng the awurdlng ot II quor l.lcenses and highway con· tracts. The "Tennessean newspaper quoted Justice Department of. (iclals today as saying the federal investigation locludes "rederal highway contracts and a whole range of federal pro- erams." A FEDDAL grand jury re- convened iD Nashville on Thurs· day to investigate the alleged pardon and parole selling. FBI aeenls were at the state capitol late-Wednesday through early Thursday to make sure no docu·. menls were removed that mlght be needed in the investigation. Tom Ingram, administrative aide to Alexander, said the FBI agent. had seized no records. tod•y wHh r oeord• on 38 prlt1oner1, 32 of whom had thelr aentoncct commuted by Blan· ton. -nfE LEGISLATURE was to conalder resolutions today to censure-nlaritoo.-· · -· -In Memphis , inmate Michael Cianciolo filed suit ·to force his release. Blanton com· ,muled Cianclolo's 20.year sen· tence ror second-degree murder to time served, making him eligible for freedom. · Alexander's swearing·in was scheduled after U.S. Attorney Hal Hardin told state officials be believed Blanton was abwt to free more._ prisoners. A formal inauguraUon ls to be held Satur· day. Alexander's fl'rst officlaJ act was to order prison officials to hold convicts whose sentences were commuted by Blanton. of Kau Yl Q\au, part Of ,the col· ony . POtlCE IMMEDIATELY declared u.. l1land, a~ mlles wat Of Jlllal JCon1 laland, oft llmlta to reporters and out· ltdell. - A tovernment 1pobaman iaSd the ""'-" will be procwed Saturday oa board two terries berthed aloolalde the lrelahter. Government aourcea. who dectt._ect to be Identified, Pid the refugees will be allowed on land after the proce11ln1 la CObt· pleted. Buffalo Roams It waa act known where the r.rua.. would be taken after they landed. aEP\JOEB IPOSBIMAN Chu Halen·mlft« aaid in a r.uo. lelephone tnl.erView that the eap- tain decided to .mer Hone Kana ••ten Md "uertftce bliNelf" • rc>r the we ottlil pu::t:' Dy autreftderi.n& to the m de· partment. Chu sald the captain decided to take the acUon because ol an increasing number of alck aboard, lack or food and drtnk· lng water and deteriorating weather condltions. ........... A herd of policemen on motorcycles and in ca(S couldn't round up a lone buffalo who strolled away from his pen at the. National Western Stock Show in Denver on Thurs· day. After the 450-pound animal had ambled about two miles along Interstate 25. a cowboy . from the show lassoed him from horseback . Alexander took office late Wednesday in a hastily ar· ranged swearing-in designed to block former Gov. Ray Blanton. a Democrat, from ordering the release or more convicte d criminals. Early this week, Blanton granted clemency to 52 inmates, including 24 murderers. Police Kill Polyga~ist ; In other developments: -ARO\JllgNTS WERE scheduled before three Criminal -Court judges today on whether Blanton's right to free prisoners without parole board recommen· dation is subject to a court challenge. -A lawyer for Eddie Sisk, the former legal counsel to Blanton wbo was oae Of the three state officials arrested Dec. 15 on pardon-selling chlrges, sought dismiuel of a federal warrant against bis client. The lawyer argues prosecutors have failed to meet guarantees of a speedy trial. -Robert E . Ullard, who SUC· ceeded Sisk as legal counsel to Blanton. was to go before the federal grand jury in Nashville 6 Killed in Fire PHILADELPHIA (AP) Fire swept throuth a home iD a worklnc·clus neighborhood of Pblladel~a early today, 'killing slx cblldren and injuring at least three other persons, police said. Police laid the dead ranged in aie from 3 to l.S,years. Man Slwt in Arrest Over Sclwol lssue COALVILLE, Utah CAP) - Polygamist John Slnaer wbo of'ten said be would rather die than allow bis children to attend public schools, was killed by a shotgun b1ast after he pulled a gun on 10 police officers trying to arrest him, authorities said. Singer. 47, was shot Thursday when police sought to arrest him :>n assault-and contempt ~ges as he was picking up his mail out.side the snow-covered, hand· built farm where be secluded himself with two wives and 10 children. The farm, in Marion. is 60 miles east of Salt Lake City. SINGER'S na8'I' wife, Vicki. was arrested, said Sherill Ron Robinson at the county seat or Coalville. She and her husband bad earlier been charged with contempt ol court resulting from their refusaJ to send bis five school·•&e children to public school. · Singer hac1 bu1lt a one-room schoolhouse on his 2'h·acres of property, saying be wanted to protect his children Crom the in· fluence of soeiety. He said be ob- j e ct ed to drug usi and to teachings of racial equality. Robinson, who t,qas not among the arresting Officers, was under a pending contempt order for not arresting Singer. He refused to say which olficer shot Singer. The order was sought by Dean Black. the former husband or Singer's second wife, Shirley. Black had been awarded . custody ol his three children at the Singer farm. Ant:a THE s hooting, the three children were taken to their father, who lives in Kamas. The Singer children were turned over to juvenile authorities and taken to shelter homes. After the shooting, Vicki Singer said, "lt happened so fast we didn't lmow what to dq." Robirvlon said Singer pulled a gun orf officers after they iden· tified themselves as police.·· STATE PUBLIC Safety Oirec· tor Larry Lunnen said at a news conference Thursday night that it had been hoped to catch Singer so unprepared and out· numbered that he would sur· rende~ • He said Singer "drew a loaded 1>istol , took aim and appeared as if he were going to shoot." He s aid the pistol's safety was off. Robinson refused to say which officer shot Singer. Lunnen said oCCicers • lives were threatened in anonymous telephone caJls after the shooting. ~hicago re~pers Flare. anJ 1250 q;/t ~,.uficale .. R.J..,,.aLI. at anr UJ.,1c/;/f PlazaSloH •• ,, s •I ' ,. t .. J ... II ' . ,. .. •' • '· ·' ... •' . .. --___ ..,____,__ CALIFORNIA Post er Gold Actress Lynda Carter, who plays the lead .in..the.televisioo s'eries, ••Wonder Woman," has been presented a Special Gold Poster Award for having the number one selling poster of 1978. Ms. Carter, who received the honor Thursday night in Beverly Hills, is shown with the poster that sold like hotcakes. - -ESTATE SALE OF JEWELRT- CRYSTAL- PORCELAIN - BROlVZES- CHINA-Friday, a.twdey, 9lld a..ctay SILVER aad •ore. nlghte Lots of diamond rings and earrings, . J...-y 19, 20, & 21 gold chains, fine china and QWStal, bronzes, some fum1· .tufe, oils, chendelien, brass lamps, etc. Something for everyone -from $1 .00 up. fnfe edmisslon. Bank of America, Master Charge. checks, some terms available. Inspection of alt'111erchandise Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 2 · 6P~M. a~ 7 • 9P.M . newport gallerlet1 ltd. 2542 West Coast Highway Newport Beach, CA (714) 846-2200 CONSI~ ACCB'IED 'TIL 5 PM At1 Levine · Auctioneer Fridly, Jenuety 19, 1979 Bus Showdown In tegration Foes~ C,hances 'Good' SACRAMENTO <AP) -Bualna foes are a..aded for uother ahowdown wtth the AalemblY Judiciary Committee. but um time their chancel ol wi.-... Nem better. T'*-lA two )Un, mealfll"M to abarply curb I.be power ol Callfomla Judcei to UdeSl'lte Rboola lt•ve died ln the committee, one wttbout comlai to a vote. The ~te set the alage for \he showdown Thunday by approviq a romutyUooal amend· ment by ~that would require atale cowta to-u.e U.S. Supreme Court standards ln deddlq wbetber ICbooll abould lnt.egrate. The 31.S vote--m.arked the third Ume alnce tm that the Senate bad. appro'Ved-s~h a meuure, aimed primattly at o\'erturninc Loa· Anceles · But this year the Leatalat ure'a more con· urvaUve makeup and the poulblllty that the Los An1elea inte1raUon program could spread to nearby diJlrict.a have given bultna foes greater hope. massive busing Prottam. · At least 'Z7 votes, a two.thirds majority in the 40·seat Senate, were needed for paasaae. Approval by both houses would put tbe amendment on tbe ballot next year. The author of the antl·integration mea1j.U"el , Sen. Alan Robbins, 0-Van Nuys, la pre· dlct1q approval of tb1s year's version by the com· mitt.ee and tbe full Assembly. The f~raJ blgb court curreoUy says schools can be required to integrate only lf there is evidence of intentJonal segregation. The Calltorn.la Supreme Court says schools must integrate re- gardless of cause. F ather, Son Booke d 2 Held in Slaying SAN DIEGO <AP> A Pismo Beach man and his ·17.year-old son have been booked for investigation of murdering Norman Alexander, chief librarian at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, police said. Howell Petrey Harris, 54.· and his «on, ff .A. Harris, were arrested Thursday at an East San Diego home. Police reportedly were led to tbe Harriaes by a tip rrom a local truck rental agency th at the pair had returned a truck rented in San Luis Obispo: Neither resisted arrest, and police declined to say whether a weapon was recovered. Alexander, •• WU at:ol in the head Monday while walking from his car in a school parking lot. He died Thursday in $;erra Vista Hospital in San Luis Obispo, reportedly after ~iving police a description of his as· sail ants. · San Luis Obispo homicide in· vestigat.ors who new h~re declined to answer questions about the case. Dettctives also talked with Harris' wife. Mary, at a separate San Diego residence. but neither s he nor another family member was arrest· ed, police said. Mrs. Harris ~as employed al the Cal Poly library from 1969 throuah lut fall. when 1he took a medical leave ol ablence, according to a un· iversUy spokesman. l--·· • LEASE: • OI • • BUY : e 79UMCOLM e e VERSAIWS e • 4«>0I • • • :· $ 223~A3 :· • • TAX • : 'l h~S : .,. "'0"..._ OpM •nd feue on . ---~-'-•"'°° f---1730 ....... -U» 9'. -. °" &2'0 1ic • '24.41 11111131 • : GUSTAFSON e • LINCOLN MERCURY : • '6f00 ho<h ........ .,,,, • ................ a.oo.. • 142 ... 44 • ----=--~------_--:: , DAILY PILOT AlJ WINTER SALE From our Women's Juniors collection lJ>TO 50% Off C o·o rd1naled Soortswear • Up to ~ otl on blazers coats. 1ik1rt <;. vasts frofT' • Junior House OOA . Jonas-Carne. Fox Run Ca c tl e r al. Cort e f 1 e I Expresso. George B Garv. Srrawberry Plant ~~~~~~~~~~~=--~~~~;=~ UC Due Trims Of $25 Million SAN FRANCISCO <AP> -An estimated S25 million ln cuts required of the University of California wJder a tight.er Prop. 13 state budget ia more than be bad hoped but less than he had f eared wou l d be ( ...---------..)necessar y, university ST ATE President David Saxon said. .. The govei'nor 's SUCCESSFUL WOODWORKING ••• with ~ Simple System budget is not aa damag. lne to the university as the uncertainties of the past six montN led us to fear.," Saxon told a re· =.:::.~i:;:.....ecc:::!':.t-:.,.==.,io;.,: . senta coi:nmittee meeting here Tbunday. 11i.10._._..._~-c.nlcam10 ..... 111ofallY0<1•-Tbe proposed state budget contains J797 ~ P'Ol«IL u·. • handvmee • ..,, wooctv.orllM'• drum mJIUod for'tbe nine·camput university and, in fact, --. IO dorl'I mlM thl• llmllf6.tl-. FACTORV..OIRECT tt'a Mote ll\llft A fOOl-H't A Wood-"'0 Sy .. ..... .,. •• '" on. comp~ '"''"'· 0""'" "°" fiw ,,.,. '"°'' "'"'°9d tillQl'h"Op toof•-10· f•bt11 s. .. 1:i· °'"" s.>dt• l!<>nnv ~-. 1•~·· 1<1 Prou. -,.. uti..• provides fOI' an inc:reaae of $30 million, or 3.9 per-SAlE °'Ihle ...no. roo1. h=~:;.,. ...... car•er , -~·~-:.~-~-r~-~----... n.·,::;;:~:-:;~0 , • -/ ~,.. OOllf\ • Shop.mffh Mn V befcwe SACRA.MENTO°<AP> -Gov. Edmund Brown I ";$ 4 \ . ....... 1979 prica 80 up I I Jr .. escalating his verbal war with the -White I . :rfl ---~"If. fWEE DOIOHSI M110N8 f House, la accusing President Carter of "scare tac· I' ·51uw1....-· -Woodwortu"' s~ "-u roo• t DAYS OKY! I tics" in opposing a constitutional convenUon to I ~ · ""'"• a..vfnt Guktr SOUTH COAST PU1A I prohibit federal budget deficits. · I ,,..~ -----......_.,.. ----.. . MOOMM UYll'G 1 B , b , I -.op"'V-'AUll!>••""'--•"""''°""""'""....,.,..,.....,. .. .,,. rown a comments T ur aday were h1s 1 -·---_,,co_,,t..,.o..""'•·••-o•--HOMISHOW I sharpest and most direct ctiticism of the President I ' ...... l>OOO ... __ To~-·O'-•oue.r.-10001· w ......... ....,,"11.......... ~ since lie challenged Carter in 1976 for the I =..~~'°"'--· I Democratic nomination for president. . l A one .,..., .... lllC>Ocnc>I.,.. IO ----------JMl zo THRU I I ·~ ..... taoc"'"""O 5l'ClC> -.. • J~M. ZI I BAJrl' Trala S U1adard• Rapped :;:~....,:-..,,-c... ___ ... ,,. __ . L ............ ·===-===~=L .J OAKLAND <AP > -The model Bay Area ----------------------------Rapid Transit system has been "living on bor· rowed time" with equipment that fails to meet federal atandarda "and now that time is gone." an expert says. . The 6th-year-old BART system came under at· tack Thursday following a fire in a transit tunnel 0 under San Francisco Bay Tuesday· that killed an ----_...;..-------------------..---Oakland firefighter .and hospitalized at least 35 persons. Wtlliamson said the transit system 's cars are in violation of Urban Mass Transportation Authority safety standards requiring a 20-minute ' /OUTHERn CALIFORnlA CO~LEGe· Spring Semester, 1979 EVENING CLASSES CLASSES BEGIN THE WEEK OF MONDAY, JAN. 22 By WilY of o<ientatlon, sec Is a prlv.ue The a>llege rs proud of Its competent senior liberal ans college. Its c.impus is f"ulty. It hu 34 f1ll-c lmt racu11y, over loc.ted In Costa Mesa, adfaunt to the half of whom hive earned doc1outcs. In city'' Civic Center, and across tbc sttect ilddltlon, there ¥t 24 ild)unct f"ulty from the Oringe County fillr Ground!.. members. Southern C;ilifornlil College is the SCC offers a ~di~ of Arts degree In home o r m.;iny growing people. LilU the following fields: Buslncu; Church semester's student body was representative Ministries; Education; English; Health, of at least 3Q sutes ilnd 12 foreign Physical Recreation; History; Life Science; w untrles. This diversity, totaling ;about Minic; PsydlOICJIY; Selene:~ Mi thematics 700 students, adds il~freShlna ilspect to and Physlul Science; ilnd Soclil Science. one's llfe. COURSES FFEREO FOR SENIOR COLLEGE CREDIT ART 125 2 credits COMM/REL 191 3 credits TECH,...QUES OF ART REACHING OUT THROUGH INTER· Undersundlng an8 crutlve use of art PERSONAL COMMUN ICATIONS materlils.ir\d tools. Primary elemenu . of the Thu. 6:00·9:00 pm Sl communication process, with emptluis 8 S 0 3 di on c:omrnunlcallnt lh• Gospel. U 11 ere ts Mon. 7:00..9:30 pm AC 1 lS BUSINESS LAW History .and c:omposltlon or legal MISS/PRAC 10S 3 credits systems. EVANGELISM Tues. 6:00-4:30 pm AC 212 Bit's, history, ind mttllodology of BUS 11' 3 credits penoflal and ctiurdl eVjnacllsm. MANAGERIAL USE OF Mon.Wld.fl'I. 4:0CM:SO pm AC 111 DATA PROCESSING MUS 11 1 credl~ Ef1'pllultes dau aatherlng, retrieval, VOICE CLASS and analy51s. Apptlutlon of YOCll Pf\nclples. Mon.Wed. 4:00·7:1S pm $.4 l T11t1. «Thu. 3:JO·S:30 pm M4 COMM 6.5 M crtdlu MUS 1H 1 credit DRAM~ PRODUCTION SEMINAll tH,ACC'OMf ANYING l'echnlqw of sia,.cuh, llat1Un1, WorklftoP In kly~oard and vol'e m.1kt·up, and other suppc>rt functions. ln•rtHWS.doft of Art SOnt· AUCSltlon. W-4. 6:30·9: 30 pm AC 1 ll Moft, S:OQ.7:00 pm Ml COMM 160 H 'mcttu PHtL/T'HlO ltl 'credlU ORAMATtcS lllLICAL ETHICS AND CONT£Mf'O· Dtvclopmtnt of technique throulf' llARY MORAL ISSUES t!:.1~]o.9:10 pm AC 111 Olit~ry~ apPllcatlon of •tt.lut prlndptes to today's conctrnj,, \ OOST Rell1tr•tTon Ffe • • • • •••• SlS.00 Tuftlon per Credit •••••••• $75.00 CLASSES 1£GIH WEIK 0, MON,, JAN. 22"11 AHO DID tHl WHK OF MOH., MAY 7 Tue. 7:oo-t:JO"" A.C 11 f REGISTRA;;J;ION I ORMATION . ~ Miii '· cat b&.;i:• or!'-• touatern rttll' :SS r ~ Oftw.c. C»• Mt11, CA 2626 .• Tt ....... \114)Sf .. ~\O. fire barrier on tlHl floors of the trains. .....,, ~do• L N6 Sit e Ba~Hd SANTA BARBARA <AP) -Labor leaders have come out in favor of a prope>sed llquified natural gas termina l at Point Conception, testify. · ing at a federal hearing that California would soon face "major crises" if the site wasn't approved. William R. Robertson of the Los Angeles Fedualion of Labor. AFL·CIO, told ad- ministrative law judge Samuel Gordo~Th ay the state might have energy shortages i ree or four years wit.bout the S600 million te aJ,, · Seltt ftld•g Set I• WeUare Case LOO ANGELES <APl -Sentencing has been scheduled for March 1 for a 30-year~ld Compton woman, Emma Williams, accused of swindling ~ Dos Angeles County out d at leut $70.000 in welfare aid. INDOOR R.O\VERING PLANTS. ROSE CARE DEMONSTRATION Holl sfers n ... CHARLIE KASTLER Expei;enced Nurseryman .. Sh6ws you how 10 prune and care for Roses ******* SA TUR DAY It SUNDAY JAN. 20 and 21 team How From A Prol lOAM, 12:00, and 2PM BOTH DAYS PLAN AHEAD ... SPRAV NOWI Prevent spring dtseoses that con damage FRUIT TREES AND ROSES Chacon BORDOIL REG. 2.59 oOrmont Spray Florist S ecial CHINESE EVERGREEN Easy to grow Indoor plant. Tolerates low ffght. Several varieties. 11I2 PRICE I R:~.p:.~5 BJJ· Ad Goad Throu(il Jal. 23, 1979-While Supply Lasts PHONE 546-5525 [ ! -" •• .. ' ~ ·-~· •. orange c:oa.1 oa11v P1101 Editorial Pge .............. ..,, .................................................. . Robert N. WMd/Publl1her ThomH K•vll/Edltor S.f"blW• K,.lbich/Edjtorl•I Pete Editor Mobile Home Plan . Eyes HQusing Cost. "Affordable" bousinl hu become the primary con- cern ~ Oranc County ·~ and um .... u., '"toolr I 1oac-dllaym step-toward mcreaslq lJM counl)''I ilock ~ lnexpenalve bouslna. Tueeday' the Board ol SupenUon -~. •P-proved a aeries or rerommendaUom made by their Mobile Home Park CornmluJiQn. Tboee recot:nmlDda· Uona. relallnl to wnlna ch.anat9 ln the county'• UDln· corporlted territories, are aimed It maklftl It e&Aer to develop mobile homt> partcs. One suueeUon bould produce a 10runc amendmeot which wW make It .posalbl f« parkl to be developed tn which resident.a own their loC.a u wejl u lbeir bomea. Current county ordlnaoces don't cont.&ln such provialona and the cban&e should spur this s upply of low·ranae houa· 101. AB pa.rt ol the pro1ram, county olftclala wlll be hold· ln& a aeries of workshops and public~ at which the recommeodaUons and atepl for acbievina them will be dlscuuect. It appears that supervisors mean to lranalate this week's recommend•Uooa into actionl, IOmethinl lbat should prove to be alpilicant in reaching the I08l of more affordable hous1n.g. That's good news indeed. Jet Test Questions The Orange County.Airport tat of Hughes Airwest's big 727 jets has passed a third of its 90-day span. The noise' verdict is not in, but preliminary data in·· dicat~ the plane may be generatlna less noiae than the smaller.DC98 and 737s as they leave the airport. However, that's not the only Q\JeStion that will have to be answered at the end of the 90 days. Pilots -and those on the ·&round -have railed doubts about Ute safely of power cutbacka at lower altitudes-U, redafe the noise volume -throttling down at 450 feet instead of the customary 1,000 feet. Some atY ~ 727's third engine provides enough power to make this a safe practice, but there are pilots who diaagree. 1be next question, should the noise test be passed. would have to do with the 16(),()()().pound weight of the Boeing 727. Opponents of the big jets contend -probably correctly -that their continued use would require coetly- reinf orcemenl of the runway. ·They further contend that the current test la being conducte<L with less·than-cae@clty passenger and bag· guge loads, which in itself permits take-offs wtth ten power, hence less noise. . Obviously the airline will do everything possible to pass the 90-day test. But the question in the minds of the opponents -and it is valid -is that should the approval be granted what safeguard is there against the airline's becoming less meticulous in practice. of maximum noile control? Or what happens if the pilots or 'the authorities de· cide, after approval. that the current power cutbacks at low altitudes, necessary .to reduce noile volume, are oot satisfactory from a safety viewpoint? 1be task before the airport authorities and the county -superviaors is not a simple one. Theory to Reality It doesn't take too long a memory to recall the time when Henry Kissinger's "Domino Theory" of Communist expansion in Southeast Asia was being ridiculed by the McGovems, the Fondas and all the apologists for North Vietnam in high and low places -providing deliglitf ul fodder for editorial cartoonists. Now that the Domino Theory has become a grim re· ality, one is moved lo wonder how they explain this un· happy situation. They would seem to be in an uncomfortable position. 'Ibey either have to admit they guessed wrong or to say that everything is just fine and this ls the way they wanted it. · Laos crumbled shortly after ~ Vietnam. 1ben Cambodia was trampled by her homegrown left.iata only to be invaded by the rival brand from Vietnam~ Obviously Tballand and Malayala are in jeopardy. And what about Indonesia and BUrma? Now would be a nice time for tboee people wbo were so free to deride the Domino Tbeoey to explain bow to keep the rest oftbe dominoa from"falling. ·Along the way they'll doubtleu find IOIDe way to blame the United States for the whole thing. But that won'twasb. ' . As for Mr. Kissinger. there's proba~ly litUe satlsfac· lion in seeing the sad game being played out Just about as he predicted. · • Opinions expresaed In the space above are thoM of the Daily Pilot. ·Other views expreased on this page are those of their authOf's and artists. Reader comment la invited. Address The Dally Pilot. P .O. .Box 1560. Costa Mesa. CA 92828. Phone (714) 642-<t321. .. Boyd I Grim Lesson By L. M. BOYD Poor Anne Marie G rosholt1 I She had no choice. She wu at the mercy o( the rebeli wbo took over Paris after tbe, French Dear . Gloomy Gus The Prelldeat should have Dkbd that blonde Dalla• Cowboy cheerleader wbo'a alwa,. ln tbe .,. of tbe TV camera 11 a replacemeat for lella Atilurdontbe Gall' Na· llon•l AcMaoey Com· miu.e. 'Jbat..way tbtre would bave -.i aome ..... ~. • OOJ"CUHED ..... '/ .... _...._ .... tlllUet lllf ,..._,. •IMI .. 11et :aa~~·-= ) RevoluUon. The heads o( a number ol the (amoua people who died on the culllotlne were blDded to het In sacks. She was forced to make death muu ol them. It wu this experience that led her later -after abe became Madame Tuuaud -to establish the world's moet re· nowned wax museum tn Lon· don . U.S. preUdeaU for ~1 yean had to 1tep out lnt.o a booth in a ball ln the White HouH to UH the telepboae there. Think of that, 61 1eara! Wa1n't until ltz9 that tbe in· stallen tot around to pUWq • pboDe 00 the presldent •• ~ ,Sttk. No one man alone could pick up tbe lk1n of a hl~ popotamus 1laUCbtered after It's •rown· , Q. ..Where In lla&I 'WOl'ld ean an airplane lud at aa alltt• loww than mOlt •b-mart.1111 can din!" A. How about oa tM DIM le• wblda la 1.-fMl below 11alffel? ... Jack Anderson · , u~s. Pays Price for Blin~ess WASHINGTON -For three de· cedes . Iran hu bet-n overrun .i11lth U.S. obMnen.. Tbe Cemtal Intel ll1ence A•ency. which Hved the abah'• throne In 115.1, had accea to the palace. ~cue officer wa• actually U · 1l1ned to the shah, who thereby became a · .... confidenllal CIA an(orm· ant . Tb e White lifUI~ WH In clote. con1tant con· tact with the 11 hah . US. Clfbinet of· flcera. ge n· erala and dip- lomats had cozy relatlonahlps with theirCOWlterparts In Iran. YET IN Waabln1ton. ap· parenUy no one in hl1.h pllCt'S detected that something was rot· ten in Iran; no one foresaw the uprising against the shah; no one anticipated his downfall. On· ly two months before l\is col· lapte. President Carter's na. Uonal security adviser. Zbi1ruew Brzezinski. telephoned assurances to the shah that the United States backed him 100 percent. · Thia Is all the more-bafrunc since we knew -and frequently reported in thla space ·-that the shah was a dangerous megalomaniac who had OP· pre11ed and alienated hia peo. pie, as well as an undependable ally who was likely to purslie his Earl Waters own alma ln d.larqard ol U.S. In· terettl. • The~ bas complained petulaitly that be bad no warn· ln1 of the tunnoll in Iran. Yet we knew that Iran was rtpe for revolt. Apparently all thole CIA a1enu. diplomatic analysts and mllltary br111. with their sophtatlcated tecbniquea. were weariftl~. THE MYSTERY remains Why the W alhln«ton wile men coddled the shah and condoned bis op. pressloo~ We have it from CIA 10Urces that the acency not onJy knew the shah was torturtna bil poltical opponents but actually 1ave lDllNc:Uon In tenure tecbni· ques to bia dreaded secret POiice. Now Humpty Dumpty hu had a great" (all. and all our hones and men aren't eoing to put him back together a1ain. The United Slates. thanks to the c&o.e u · sodalion with the shah. is left with few friends in Iran. While our slavish support ol the shah was not general!)' known to the American public. It was no secret to the Iranian peo. pie. Their bitterneu was dramatically and symbolically expressed when mobs trampled the American fia& in the dual ol Tehran during the recent demonstraUons against the shah. THE CONSF.QtJENCES of our close Un w1th the tyrannical shah. and our resulting un· popularity with virtually every. one else in Iran, may well be <lia· • .. trow. Tbe Umc..d State. relied oa the lhab to protect tbl Per1lu Gulf. whoeeoUfieldl piwnptbeln- cluatrtallUe blood into the al'1.el1el ot the•Weet. Now tbele vital oll field• arevulnerabe. From pre1ident1 on down, U.S. officlall have pampered the shah outrageously. Former Pre1ident Richard Nixon wrote oblequious letters to the shah and catered to his all1hteat whima. Pre1ldent Carter has praised the shah in lanf uage he usually reserves or the Almi1hty. Th1a .incredible cod· odUns bu tone be)'OOd lolica1 reuoa. Secret Statevl>epartment nae. reveal. (or '"'m.,.e. that Saudi Arabia repeatedly urged the United States to brt preaaure . on Iran to hold down o rices In the early 1970. Was had the clout to shut u shah. who joined the mor for hl1her oil prices. demands were amonc lhe moet extreme. YF.T THE powers In Waahiqton made no attempt to· brlng the shah into line. This- convlnced the Saudis. according to State Department documents. that the United Slates was secretly conspiring with the shah to keep oil prices up. The· Saudis, therefore. reluctanUy went along with the price goug. ing. despite apprehension over the econo ... ic consequences which later shook the Western world. . James Akins. while he was the U.S . ambauador to Saudi Arabia, ~rted an "explicit" , conversation with the Saudi oil mlnlater Ahmed Zaki YamanJ about reducing oll prices. Yamani told Akins he knew that then-Secretary of State Henry Kl11in1er "ia spea.klng lower 011 prices but In secret doing ev. erythinc pouible to jack them up.·· IN A 8F.CRET "memorandum' tor the me... the former am· b1111dor revealed: "The Saudis had urged us on numerous oc· caslona to put pressure on the shah to rooperate ~Ith Saudi Arabia and reduce the oil prices. yet we had refused to do this." Reported Akins: "In one of Kiasinger'1 Jul meetings with Klng Faisal, the King urged him directly to take <oH prices 1 up with the Shah. and the Secretary aneect to do so. The Secretary saw the Shah In late winter 1975 and reponect back to King Faisal that he had Indeed tried' to persuade the Shah to reduce oil prices. ••THE SAUDIS themselves have auhllequently been told by the Shah blmaelf ... that the sub· . ject of oU was not discussed In these meetings ... Akins reported. "The Iranians had told him that !the United States was 1 complete- ly unconcerned about any price rise. The Shah has also told this to numerous oil men as proof that the U.S. ls at least indifferent to an increase lnoil prices. In any cas<', the Saudi.I have seen no account from any American soufce that we In any way tried to pressure the Shah to back off his extreme position on oil prices." The shah of lrari Is just the latest in a long line of \lnhom tyrants who have been supported by the United States. and who have dragged ua down with them whentheyfell. ~ IT IS always more convenient for the Pentagon and the CIA to have a dictator to deal with in· stead of a democratic govern· ment that might be ousted in tht• next eltttion. So they turned a blind eye to the shah's op· pression of his people. and persuaded one president after another that the shah was a necessary bulwark against com· mun ism. The blll for these years or shameful devotion to the sha11 must now be paid. and it could be a stiff ooe. We have sown the wind and are now in the uncom· fortable pc>sitlon or reaping the whirlwind. What Lies Ahead for Speaker McCarthy? Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy has disc losed his · secret ambition to be governor. He was looking ahead to 1982. That Is a long way into the future in a game which un· dergoes rapid chances conatant· ly. Which railea the question of whether 6r not McCarthy may have been unwise and pre· mature in hla revelation. For the announcement creat.es for him a brand new army of in· atant enemies · .. amon1 thole with similar am bllion1, tocether with their sup · porters who will be bent upon thwart· Ing his 11plraUon1. As Speaker he already has enough foes among those who either don't favor him as the Assembly leader or who covei the post for themselves. ~ow he hu gJven Paul llu:Yey them an additional reason to op· pose him. For to achieve his ambition McCarthy muat not only win one more e&ect.k>n in hla own district but must retain the post or Speaker forrfour more yea(S ii he la <to launch a statewide cam· palsn from a position of high vlaiblllty. OF COVltSE, he could accept a Judicial appointment from the governor. or run for the U.S. Senate ln 1l80 u a way of stay· Ing alive polltlcally. Neither course la attractive. Being a judge limits, one's political actlvttiet, does not pro- vide a lood bue from which to campaign and. in recent times. 11 not the most popular kind of an omce to bold. And making a bid ror the U.S. Senate would mean challenitng Incumbent Ala' Cran1ton within the Democratic party . McCarthy doesn't need that kind o( a hurdle and besides, iC he won. how could he turn nght around two years late r and run for governor:-So. "its back to square one. with McCarthy do- \n g his best to retain the Speakenb.ip fQUr more years. NOT 111AT being Speaker is any tilt edied guarantee Of SUC· cea1 for a gubernatorial can· didate. Only one Speaker in the state's entire history ever wenf directly to the 1overnor's office. That was John Bigler way back in 1852. Only two others ever became governor. C.C. Young, who was Speaker in 1913. wu one. But he had left the Le~islature long before he returned to politics to run for governor and win in 1926. The other,..,..., Frank F. Mer· rlam who 'serv~ as Speaker in 1923. He was subsequently elect· ed to the SU.le Senate and In 1930 won election as Lt. Governor on the ticket which saw San Fran· clsco'a popular "Sunny Jim" Rolph eleded governor. Rolph died in office In June. 1934 and Merriam l'lucceeded him and then ran for governor as incum bent. wiMing election that same year. IN RECENT times two other.-. have attempted to make the leap from the Assembly leadership to eovemor. Jesse Unruh. who held the office longer ,than a nyone else which was eight years. was replaced in 1969 and didn't make his bid ror governor until the rolloWifll year. Four years later Bob Moretti attempted to win the Democratic nomination for governor directly from the Speaker's orfice. He ran a poor third barely edging some other candidates whose nar.-.es were almo1t anonymous. The chances for a Spe~r becoming governor aside. the practical result of McCarthy·s sharing of his ambition with the public is that henceforth his ac· lions may be measured more on the basis of tha' ambition than on their own merits. It is going to be a heavy cross to bear. History Overlooks Rugged Col~nial Lifestyle · t... Colonial Wllll1mabur1. Vlr· 51Dia, hU been reconstnac:ted. and bopefully Getlyaburt, Penn· IJIVanla, wt1J be, to help Amer- lUDI remember the WI)' it wu. HlltortllW. meuurln1 time In term1 of what they conalder 1l1nUlcant evenu, are lncllned not AalJJ to Catw what Ben Franklin bad for break:lut. V e t perb~pe it la tllniflClllt for our penpee • Un to know taaat,..,........... ...... o1 w. au.· Ida ..... breakfut .......... IDd aUIC MrVed ln a lWlll l-boW1 m8de ol cl11 ad ..... ·wn.,.....,.. That ll the way It was, even for the celebrated, In 18th·century America. And ln tbe t'7tb century lift at beat wu mllerabae. Your •r••t·1reat·•reat· 1rudfalbtr'1 life was lncrtdlbly hard. wrlllDI ln 1831 to the Countess oC Lincoln. apologized for the crabbed atyte of hi~ writing because. he explained, he had .. no table nor other room to write in, than by the nre '-PC>n my knee, lnthluharpe'wln~r." The 1lper1 or our nation'• FAMILY UPS waa rraslle Declaratlbn of tadependence due to a lhortqe of women and were men of means, yet aht1hdeathrete. economleally. lheJ were what Life expeetancy was 27 years. we c":'~Y*I. dlaadvaq· More women 41ed durln1 lafed• vUetect. chlldblrth. . I your lma1e of Colonial For an1 C.Olonlal American America la one of commodkM t.beA wu littM upectatloa Of New lnllaad aaltbox hcMIMS or seetn1 either parent survive UQ· a m p h b r I c k b o u 1 e 1 l n lil he wu fl'OWD. Tidewater, Yntnla~9dorMd ln· , 'Even when the tobacco 1lde for • life of anoe and • economy be&M to Pf'Olper. houl· srac• -u.at. la Mt"" • way tt t111 ,.. .... .,.. lrimltJwe•nclwm· wu. • por1r1. Typ(cat coaatrucuon Tbomu Dudley, wllo became wu • woodia llouM ot no more '°""*'of MllllMllUNUI a.y, tla•n four ansaU rooma. two up -. . ' and two down. built on wooden posts that too ~n rotted away. HISTORY IOOKS whirh feature the rare attempts at grandeur have distorted the pie· ture. ~typical home. even or the well·to-do. during our na· lion's first hund~ ycors wu. desperately lacklnr even in Ruch "euentlal1" as beds. tables. benches and uten1l1s. And. of course. there wn" wood heat, otl ll1ht and no plum bing. An): American re&rcd tn :. comparable environment tod3y would llkely COMlder hL'l hOUle a · 1h1ck. his neighborhood :; alum and hla prospect.a hopeless. n Any American In • comparo· "' bl~ environment today would fret&e wttbout HUD and starve without food ltamps. • , , BOAJING I CONSUMER I OBITUARIES THE FAMILY 8 BJJKeant" ~··· E.,11 ·· "I hove on itch ond I can't wotch it." Boats Busy Dinghy Battles Due OlnabY tailors are eldom daunted by the blustery. chilly day:s of winter. They prove' thia by donning wet swts ond foul weather gear to battle in l50me or the top small boat regattas ol the year. Like Saturday and Sunday: Newport Harbor Yacht Club will send Lebman·12 sailors ol the bay In quest ot the Corkett Trophy and singlehanded Finn sailors will be see lnslee Trophy. dinghy sai\ons will man everything from Sa to Lido-14s Saturday and Sunday in Balboa ht Club's Winter Regatta which will also fe e larger keel boats sailing ocean courses. Both the NHYC and BYC regat.tas will serve as tuneups for the big SoUthern Callfornia Y4chting AssodaUoo .iMidwin- t.ers" upcoming in February. SeaJ Beach Yacht Club will also be host to dinghy sailors Saturday In the aptly- named Froetbi\e Regatta for Sabot and 5-0-5 sailors. Southern California Yachting Association calendar: Loe Angeles· Long Beach· SEAL BEACH YACHT CLUB-Frostbite Regatta <Sabot. 5-0-S > Saturday. -CABRJLLO ·BEACH YACHT GLUB- Winter Series No. 3 (all classes) Sunday. S.nta Monka S.y KING HARBOR YACHT CLUB-Winter Regatta (keel boats> Saturday. SOU'rn COAST CORINTJUAN YACHT CLUB-Les Storrs Series <keel boats> Satur· day. soum BAY YACHT RACING CLUB- Champagne Series No. 2 <keel boata > Sunday. Newport-Balboa BALBOA YACHT CLUB-W-mter Regat-t.a (alJ classes > Saturday, Sunday. NEWPORT HARBOR YACHT, CLUB- . Corkell Serles '(Lehman-12) Saturday, Sunday; In.slee Series <Finn> Saturitay, Sun· day.. ' ... ~ . San Diego CORONADO CAYS YACHT CLUB- Southem Belle Series No. 2. Saturday. SAN DI EGO YACHT CLUB-Ballen Series, Saturday, Sunday; Winter Serjes, Saturday. Sunday; Wint.er Suntan Regatta <Laser ) Saturday. SANTA C LARA RA C ING AS · SOCl A TION -Winter Serles No . .2, Saturday. SO\JTHWESTERN YACHT CLUB- Winler Trophy race (three-quarte r ton ) Saturday, Sunday. CORONADO YACHT CLUB-Woodworth Serles No. 2, Sunday. MISSION BAY YACHT CLUB-Thistle Midwinters, Sunday. OCEANSIDE YACHT CLUB-Shannon Series No. 2 CPHRF>. Sunday. North and Inland ANACAPA YACHT CLUB-All Fleets Day, Saturday. . WESrLAKE YACHT CLUB-Break 'n Ice Regatta, SUnday Dftitla Notlee• WALKl!lll CLARA THERESA WALKER f0tmer ~ Of Wfl\tmlntttr, Ce. P•U•d away Janu•rv 18, 1'7' In A,,_lm, Ce Slw! w•\ • ""'"'a.. ot St P•11l's LutMren CJ>urch In Ger0e11 Gn>ve, Ce. end a ~r ot ft.e Pur· pie Heart ~·· ChlO, $M II tur• vlved bf her deuQhlero, Irene Hltlm•n ot Y11<.•IP•. Ca ; !>'tl¥1e Sc~ -GH•ldlne Holm boUI ot Wol'ftlnsler, C. ; '°"' Jerotnft Witlk~• ot Wl,conwln, end Roger w .... ., Of Ge"'9ft Gn> ... c.... ,.,. ,, ••w '"'¥1WG by ,,., b<otfler Cati Rlcnard of WISCon$ln, ,,,,.,, l'IOntl'IC• Wltherl .,.., NwM kfM#NttMt DO!ll of WIKOOlhl; II orlNkhlldl"en; end 'I .-.•l>O<tlflekN-F-et -vket .-----------•Ill be MIO on s.fllt'dev J_.., 10. IA.LTJ..IHGHOM ~LHOMI 6"6-2424 Costa Mesa 673-9450 • NU.llOADW•Y MOllTU•RY 110 Bfoadway Costa Mesa 642-9150 SMl1M-TUn4U..U.MI MOllTUUY WDTCUff O.•Pll CretrelOfY • Flower ShOp 427 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa 646--4888 ,,.CtllOTHHS SM1M"S MOltTUAIY 627 Main St Huntington Beach 636-&539 ,.,.AMtL, COLOMA&. PUAllAL H0..- 7801 Bolsa Aw Wettmtn1ter 893-3525 • PACIPIC YllW •• •DmM. .... Cenwf9f'f Mof'tUMY Chac:>el 3500 Ptc1ltc Vlftw Drive ~e.acn &44-2700 M&COIMCC MOllTUAW ~eguna8"el'I 49'-9415 -~;i. San JUan C.ptttrlnO .. ~1778 , 1'19 al I PM el The H•rbor Lawn Memorllll ~ wit!\ A9v, Donald Moormel'. Pastor of St. Paul'• Lul!Wteft Chur"dl Offl<lall .... Inlet· INl'I servtcn 1"""'9dletely loOowl119. S.,v ICM llllder IN d41'e<110t1 Of Her"°' LAwll·ltt\oul'lt OUw Mon\Mlf7, COiia l'NN.J4!.S)4. New Chairman I SACRAMENTO <AP\ -The five-membe r Rtate Board ol Equaliza- llo n selected a new chairman: William M. Benaett, who has served on the board since 197.0. Bennett, of Kent.field In Marin Count.y, suc-c~eded George R. Reilly of San Franct.co. · Handi~apping Decides Race •1 AL110N LOCSA.Bn ......... .._.. __ Dw1QI 10mO ID ,..,. ol nportiJJI ~ djj. "8Me Jetlil racee., u.la ........, bat aft.a be.a ukeid: "Why do )OU alwan play • tbe •laDMd time S.aden <t» boat or boab ciul lroet) wh.Ue ....... tJoa.Laa t.be corrected time or budlcap leaden down 1n perqraL'ltl Ave or btJow? After all, the ftnal orOV#all wfner 11 the banckap wiwr.'' Tr'Qf. But dwiq the prociw ot a 1,000 to 2,000 mJS. race. oondltiool can and do chance radJcaUy from day to day. IN nm 8TIUcrm SIENIE ot u.e word, "ban· dkap ....,. .. on the tlnt. seeond or third day of a race mMM tbal If the rac-e ended et tbat mom6Dl ln mid-«eao, the haodlcap would be the wtaaer. But racndoa'tt'nd ln mid-ocean. How maoy times durtna the coune ot a race do we find that tbe band leap l~r toda.y ii dead last on I.he correct· ed Ume atale iomonow or vke versa? ~ handlc'p le ad may change a half dozen Umet durinc the race •. and seldom do any of the "leaders'' wind up as the winner. Here'awhy: A1U1ht error io navigation lo· day may put a small bOat in the lead on corrected time, white the corr~· lion of the error tomor- BOATING row may put him back in tbe mlddle of the neet where he belongs -or dead last. SOllETJMES THE Eaaoa is deliberate : ''Let's get our name in the paper." But such de- liberate fal.sjficaUon of position is-rrowned on by race committees and, if proven. could res~t in dis- qualification. But usually the drastic cban&es in handJcap positioos are the result or honest error. CelestlaJ navigation has not yet beCOIQe an exact acieace. barring the use ot electionic akll and computen. An error of ooe minute in latitude means one mile. It ls often said that tbe elapeed time leader in a race is seldom the handicap winner. A "scratch boat", for instance, baa no t1me allowance. Her finish time L! both her ela~ time and corrected time. Any boat with enough time allowance wtll beat the fmisbed boat on corrected Ume. BU'I' TJIEllE ll&VE BEEN aome cluaic ex-ceptions. One ot the most memora~ was t6e 73· foot ketch" Windward Passage in a Honolulu race the year she set an elapsed time record. There seemed little chance that WP could win overall corrected Ume. The "conect.ed lime leaders" with days ol time allowance were only 50 milea off Diamond Head. So what bappened! The wind went fiat off Molokai Channel Ud left tbe amallet boata wblcb bad been reported aa handicap leaders wallowing ln sloppy sea unW their Ume allowances ran out. Paasaae would up as the el .... t1Jde and correct-ed tJme winner witb a MW record. ~ oa TAKE THE CASE ol Carousel, the famed 40-footer skippered by Ash Bown iD an Acapulco race a number ol years a10. CarouMl had been re· ported a~ baDdicap leadet throuab the 1,'30· mUe race -and ao abe waa, lf the race bad ended short of the Boca Chica flniab line. Bown, a seasoned skipper and ~xcellent navisator bad reported bis po.ttkJla correetly all during the race. He bad Carouael only 50 miles or lees beblnd the front·nmnera. Shortly after the fint boat flniabed, Carousel couldn't lose. She was sitting leas than a mile from t.be ftnlah line. BUI' 111aEE DAYS IATU: due to a nat calm and an adverse curreat. Carousel wu aUU silting there. Her time allowance ran out and she was out of the running. Probably the moet amuainl cue of' "correct-ed t.ime lea.Mr" during moet of a recent Honolulu race lnvolved a female skipper of a 36-foot sloop, whose reported position throughout the race showed her a.a an almost certain handicap winner. But after all ol the other boats bad finished and the trophy presentation party waa over, there was no sign of the 31-foot.er. '!be Cout Guard was preparing to make a search when she finally sailed into Ala Wal Yacht Harbor at Waik:Ud. Newa reporters ruAbed down.to the dock for an interview. "What happened." queried a Honolulu newsman, "did you get lost?" "Of course we were not lost." was the indig· oant reply. "We just didn't know where we were." SO THAT ABOUT TEU$ the story of "ban· dicap leaders" dunng the course or a long dh· tance yacht race. It la for lhoee and other IOOd reuons that we will continue to report the procreM ol a race from lbe standpoint· or the boat or boats out front from start to finiab. And even some ol them Ue -or are . mistaken. · In the final analysis, the first boat to finish ls the corrected time <If handicap Jeetter until aome yacht with an adequate Ume allowance that is sailed up to or better tban Its ratiq flniabes quick enough to unseat the rint finlaber. Its u simple u that. Bagtllne Awarded TIDle AllQwance The 65-foot sloop RastJme.bQ been dftlpat.ed the scratch boat in the l,125-mile Marina del Rey to Puerto Vallarta race despite the fact that abe la aborter on the waterline and w tome ZS,000 poundl heavier UWl Drtfter, her ClUI A r1\'al for flrlt to flnbh. Ratlme bu been awarded a time allowance of four boun, 14 mlnut.s and 15 ~JUlt etsht· mlDut;. md as MCOGdl .... tban Drifter. \ Ffi*f, JMuary •t. 1979 Dressed Meats Rapped PlTBLIC NOTICE P\18LIC NOTICE WASHJNGTON (AP> -A draft report ol a 1overnment study lD· clleatea 14 perc...i ot the •-----------· drened meat ·and poultr)' aold lll 1upermarketl may COG· taln l1lea1 residues ot cbemlcafs auapected oJ caualn• cancer, birth defecta or other to-.lc ef. feet&. The study alto wama there ii no way to pre- vent contaminated ft'elh meat and poultry from reacbinl the consumer. By the time chemical tall are completed on s laushterhous e carcasses. the study said, t.be animals have been btahered and the meatlOld. PVBUC NOTICE f'1c:nnous eusu .. ,. NNIMI ITAftJMNT TN fOltowiftl ,..,_ I\ OOifto llUtl· _ .. : lllOIERT R. MILLER; PltOOUC· T IONS. )I L• $ettne, lrvll't , C.lllorlll• Wiit R.0.r1 Raymond Miii••. 31 I..• SertN, lrvlne. ~ltomlt.,llS Thlt ~It COMYc;i.<f b¥ ... lfto. .... ..... "tMrt "· MHIW Tiii, tit~ W•t llltd Wllll the Covnt y . Cten of Or..._ j:Oufll v °" J-ry "·"" ,...,.. Publl•lled Oranot co.« Olllly P iiot .,.,.._It,» ...a F.O. 2. t, 1'7t Z0..1tl THE nNDtNGS are contained in a proposed General Accounting Of. flee -report on Uleaal drugs, peatlcidea and .. environme ntal con· tamint!nta .. s uch as PCBa, araenic and sulfa resfdues in meat and poultry. PVBUC NOTICE l'tCT1nOuS aUllMHS NAMll STAT•MllNT !'Of the 143 drugs and pesticides GAO iden· tlfied as likely to leave · residues in raw meat and poultry. 42 are sus- p e cte d or causing cancer. 20 or causing birth defects. and six of c au sin~ mutatio n s," GAO wd in Its draft. T lie toll-1"9 persons are doillq llUSl""I H : CONTINENfAL SAL ES "NO LE•SING. 1S171 E.,1 Circle, W.stntln,iw. c.llfornl• tHIJ Ml<llHI Allen '••v u• IOlt 811"1•rd, WHlmlnUer, C.lllornl• .,.., THE ASSOCIATED Press OOUined a copy of the proposed report, in wbicb the GAO was c ritical .of the U .S. D e p a r t m ·e n t o f A4rlculture. 'USDA reports that it found Wegaf residues in only about 2 percent of the raw meat and p o u.ll r y s a m p I e d between 1974 and 1976 contained lllegaJ .re- sidues,·• it said. THE 1% PERCENT difference, GAO said, stems from USDA 's practice ol testing each animal for only one specific chemical or claaa ot chemicals and because USDA looked for only 43 of the 143 dru1a a.nd pesticides likely to leave residues. To use USDA 'a "2 per- cent violation rate as an estima~ or consumer exposure to illegal re- sidues, an uaumption must be made that \bere ls no Ulegal feflidue of a substance in an animal if the animal, was not tested for that partJcuJar substance ," the report says. Ooft•ld Alltn S-r. H'11 Earl Cltt,., w.mnon.w. CallfOl'l>I• ti.a lllH•ltl\• W•lt6e, 1012 8 e c• i<lltev, w.~. c:.i~..a Pa111 U.f\ Leonerd. 14' c.1i. Ola&. ~'CAllfotW'*7 Tllll IMISlnH' " C~lt4 by • ..,., .. -""""""· MIGl'leel A. f eeout '"'' ·~ ""'" tlltd ... ,,, the c...tttY c1~k of O<enoe Count• 0n J-'fl).lffl. P.1t11• PllClll"..S Orenoe Coe•I o.llY Pl ... , Jen. lt.2'-F ... S, 17, 191' itl·lt PUBLIC NOTICE '"'~ '"'""'"''-~Iii.cl .. ,,,,, .. Cou,,IY C14n ot O"'"I'~ County, Ce1ttorn1•. on J-ry II, ''" THE GAO STlJDV bases its findings on what it termed "a more appropriate assumption - . . . that animals not l'lt1tU PublislttO Or ...... GIMU 0.lly Piiot J111. 11.1•.1'. ""-1. "" .,~,. PUBUC NOTICE a n a 1 y z e d r o r a .. _____ ......., ______ _ particular .s ubs tance would contain about the same percentage or Il- legal residua as did the animals that were test· ed '' for that substance. USDA declined com· meot on the draft, say- ing only that it had pro· v ide d muc h o( the information contained in l'ICTJTIOUI autlNISI HlloltllatTAttMCNT Tiie folloWlft9 __ , A'9 dOlft9 llUslntun W ESTERN ELECTlllCAL MECHANICAL. lj6()1 Produeer L-. Unit "C", Hunlin9ton 8••<11. C..llfornle~ Wiiiia m llone r Jr .. Ua Marcllancl, 0.-0tn Grow. C.lllOl'llt• ~· flll' IMISlnesS ,, c--"" ... 1 ... dMOUAI WllllemR- PIJllUC NOTICE WET .. tNlllUYUM. I tollf'. I •.• ,.It. ..... 0 T11t& .. ,CA ... IM,_,,...,_,__.. ...... 1""4 Or ... CN$1 o.11'1 "''°' ~.it. ,.,., Jan. a. 11. "· 1m n .. 11 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE , .... l'ICTITIOUS eUSINUS NAMI STATl!Ml!NT ltt• lollow111Q ~•W>fl• ••• CI0."9 IMl\lnttWI$. " " 8 RENTAL~. 1'°7 Hori i\ He•bo<. S-t Atta. C..lllomt• '1103 Slllplev'• Rtntel•, • Calttornl• eo.-•tlort. UJO W. ITttt Sll'fft, Solint• AM, C.lllorn4• '2706 f1t1\ b<ntlln\•" COf\dvcted by • COtPG'•llon F &&RENTAL!. J-It-rt Sfltt>IO, r ... 111tn1 • Tith '~I WM lllld •lllt ttte C-11' Cler-of Or Af19t '°"41 I y Of\ o.c. n , 1'7' OA'llOW ..... lf 111twfftdlff~ .• -..iu ....,_.._.,CA l'lwtll P\14111"*9 Or-. Coast Oa•IY f'llol JM\.~. 17, lt.1'. ,.,. P1JBUC NOTICE DAI\. Y PILOT A f PUBLIC NOTICE 11 IC'T lflOUI IUSINUS NMM ITATIMllNf , ... fOl-"9 ~I• dol"4 M t ""',~~ WOOD DeCl(r A OOA' c6 1tl '#. tt lft SI., Uftll H, Coote ~ ... GA ~,, W•tr4'n l.H HOrlH lt•r, ) ... I 8•00'hur\I, """1•"910" ~II CA Tlltt ~-'I• Cc-I.cl llV ~,._ lllVldU•l w-L. HOl'lec. .... T'lllt >.t.e..,,_. •~ tllad wltlt llw '-11 Cttr~ Of Or..,.. C:-tv °" Ot<"""" ,, . ••Jt. "'"• P\ltlltw.ed Ot.,_ (oe)t o.11~ 11114\ o.c. "· ,.,,, J.,. s. ''· ''· "'' "'°'" PUBLIC NOTICE iTAT•Ml!NTO .. WITNDltAWAi. ...OM f'A•TNlltSHlf' O"lltATINO llHOlflll l'IC'TITIOVS IUSINHS MA.Ml ,,.. IOI~,...._ tl"1o w1l110r<1 .. n .. , • Q•fUHAI P•rtn•1 floM th .. O.rtne•tlltr. -'°'1"9 u-Ille Ii( 1111ou• 1141\lrtti' ,..,.,. of Gotdtnw .... A\C)ball Mtll't-e .. 10)JI ........ leon Vl•w ltd, Tr.OUCO GMyOn, CA .,.,.. ~ Tiie lktltlou\ bulllltl•\ ,,_ \Ill• ..... ,.1 tor Ille 11«~ WI\ toled on AuQu•I 7', tt1t 111 Ille C~unllf of O••~ "ull N•,,.. llflO Add•~·· ol '"• l'•r~ llllltllcY-tnQ JoMj)fl R-o. ltlS SI. ~ ('f., Stltle Alie, GA •110) J~R-o •• 19' PVBCJC NOTICE CNl17 SUHltlo.t COUllT 01' TME ST AT I Of' CALI 11CHt 1111 A l'Oll THli COUMTYMOtlANOI ,,.._....,J NOTICE 0" HEARIN~ OF ••TITIOll flOtt ~Tl: M WILL ANO ttCMt &.eTT••s TaSTAMIN-,,,.y ANO AUTHOIUVITIO'l TO AOMtNllY.1'111 UNDl!ll T'MI. ll•O•••NMtn AOMINISTllATIO. 0" •STATUACT htel• of LA llOY A. TUllNl!!R, O.Uet.eel. NOTl~E IS HEREBY GIVEN ll\oll TOMMIE f . TUANER,-111 -TIER· RIE ELLEN TURNER lleve lilt'<! llereln • PellllOI' tor ProcMI• Of Wiii eno tor Let"'" T~\l•-n•••'r lftd ..,.llOfl.retton to _,,,,..,, .. Ille e'i.t• .,,., Ille h~ldO<ll Adn"n .. lr.tlon of E \!•!fl ALI. r""r•nc• 10 w111ctt " ,.,,.. If>',..,....., 1Mtrtlc11l11n, -tftbl 11141 It,.,.. -piece of IW&• •nQ Ille -,,., """ * to< F-...... • ""' •I 10 00 .. "'. tn '"'" courll'_.,. of o.,..,. •. ""'nt No, l ol -a eoutl, •I 100 c;lvtc Cent..-Dnw ~t. In the C11¥ of !oan1d AM, Celtf«!'tl• O•lecl J.-.., IS,,,,.. LF.EA 8RANCM Couf'IV 0.r- J-&: .......... I( HUH!L & AMDtlltSON , .................. SeMe AM. CA""" · Tet· 11MI S.Tl1? .......,_,~~ f'ue4t"'9d Or.,. C...st Oa••• Poo• Jan, It, 10, 1'. 1'1' l>O· 1' PUBLIC NOTICE it. l l>t' Ila,..._. w•t IHM •Ith llW County c1-ot Or~ C-ly on , • J.,_ry IS. lt1'. ,.,.,,, Publl\Md Or ..... CoHt Deify Pilot, PUBLIC NOTICE .__.__ ...... 5T'!~~~Oll~~~r ... ';~. H• C:OUN'TY 01'~01' _,,_...., .,,.,. DeatlUJ Elsewhere t WOODLAND CA~} - Aatoal• Paalsen. 95, Dan is h -born ric e grower, builder. city councilman and cburch and lodge leader died Jan. 11. ·------~-·---PUBLIC NOTICE --------·-- J«t. "· 26-l=«t, 1, '· .. ,. 110-7' PUBLIC NOTICE NOTfCI! TOCll~OITOll5 SUf'l:lllOll C:OUltT OF T141 ST ATI: OP CALll'OlllHIA 1'011 TMI! COUNTY 0" ORANOlf ....... ~ l'ICTitlOUS IWSIN•H h l•lt Of HELEN G M<C"Ll..VM, NAMlf ~TA TUd .. T Dt!<t•w<I Tiie IOllOwlllt perJOn I' dolntl bU•I· NOflCE 15 t'EA[R'Y' (jl\l(N to 111• neu ·~ crea11~' ot ti. -w ,,.,,,...., OM _,,, I H E C 0 P E l A H 0 C 0 1 .... 1 •II Pt't\Otll h.lvtt19 t 1ettn' "II"'"'' fAMAAINO, 1$141 Gr'°"'m St., Hunt· '"" ••id lle<-1 .it• rl!Q\,.r<'(f lo '"" lnglO!I 8e«ll,CA"""' ' ""'"" wtlh llW -~-r ¥0<Kllt1i, on Tttomo II. Cop•l•lld, ... , , ... OfllU Ofl ....... , ... Ol ,M•t)OWtflo 1,..i-Cr., HWttlnefOll h•tt, CA j lltltd <out1, or 10 P't'\l'nl ,,..,.,... ,.,,,. '2~1 Ille n~O\MllY VOU<llf'U, IO ,,... un flt1\ buUne$\ "<onauc.tecs bY •n In• °"'"Un!"d •I 4350 voo l(Mm•n. !>u•lw dMdu•I .)U, fll•wpOrf llet!Clt, CA, ~II •S IM TllOn\tt 8. C-'and pie<~ of llu\lnn• ol the wtlde"IONCI '" This "....,_. .,.,. II~ W1tfl II-. •" met.It" l»f'l••n•ftQ lo lllt ftl•t• of County Ci.rti Of OrallOI CO<lilly Ott \ltd 011C9delll. •IUttn tixir tnOtlllt• Oeumbtr U, 1~7&. nll~• •tt~ '"'' O\lbtlUllon ot ""' ,..,... nottc• Pvbll\MCI O.anot QN\I 0.lty Pilot Oeltel J-•Y y ,.,. OK.it, lmJAl'l.S.12. It,,..,. ~ .... ,. W"lltl M. F'tllt,. St " E •<Kul0t of Int Wiit ·------~~~-~ PVBUC NOTICE ---~~~~--~-~ l'ICTIJIOUI •UttNfH 01 Ille -Nn.G dK-1 lllCHAllOO. l'llAZt:• 4HO 'Oft ll-. ~Mot .._.._.--·CA,,.._ T•I IJJ·I· .... ~ ... .,..,,_ ..... Pul>ll~lled Of-Co•nl D.tltty PllOt J•ll. "· ... ~ f'eo. ), ,,,. ,,..,. P\JBUC NOTICE ............ .., .r.;,.... ~. .. OTICE 01' H F A• I H O 01' IOl!TITIOH FOii f'•OtlATE OF WILL AND L•TTEllS Tl!STAMEHi,lltr'I', ro• "UTHORIJ.ATIOH TO AO· M I N tSTf.lt U HO F ll THE INDI! l'l!H0£N'T AOMIN15TllA TION 01' l!STATl5 AC'l f,,.,,. _, JllMES CHAl ME A' W RIC.HI Al(A J CH ... LMl'A'• WRIGH(I'. All.A J-ES C. WAl(;Hf Al(A J C. WAl~f. Decuwd . NOTICE IS H8RE8Y GIVEN 111<•1 ELIZ.AIETH 0 Wllt~T ,.., fllttd 1tere1n a "'lllOll IOf ~I• of Wtll encl •U~e ot LOJlftln hst•.....,lll•u• to Ille Ptltltlone< .,,a •or •11ltto11t•l•011 to Mmll'llter under '"" ·~11C14>111 edmlnl\t•etlon of E•l•I• Act •~• ltffMll lo wNQI t\ r..-le>< IWll\ol• pertkuleu • ...a lhet '"" ''"'• •"<I t>leu of -•rte1,,,. wme ""' ~ "'' few Fell .. "" el 10 00 a m tn I"" court,_,, of ~,,.,..,. No J ot •••d r..oun, at IOI) Cl•"" c..i1er DrlYA W•11. tn ,,,. Cltv of Sent• AN , '6itrO("ll• 0.tjlCj J......,., It ... ,., LEE A.. 8RAN04, °"""" Cler> MAltWOOO &MHCINSC>ff ""'°"ic. ... ,.., .......... e..dl,CA'"61 , .. ,.,...tnJ A-.." .......... ~ Puoll-°'"""' GHtf o.tty Pttc>I J ... It. JO."..,. ,,, ,. PVBUC NOTICF. L j I I ' If DAILY PILOT Friday, J1nu.,., ''· '171 ' Bualness China Captivates Designer "'f18 CAP> When Chin. opee hi doon •monc the unen lo 1trlde tn •as Plerr• Cardtn. 11mbot or • cap1taU1t t11te and luxury Cilrdim No More Mao Jadcei. footnote In a.Ju'• future. ~ ht.a vlllt, Cardin «aled an lmlJn>mptu. wry UO•• pr:oletartaa (ubion parade - •Uh Cbl.... maanequlu fielded q..etUon1 on bow to mah~ ahoel and roll&ra, ••d cam• away denied b1 Cbtna, both I.be t'OUnt.ry and Ill pOtentlal u the world'• bluest market. Wtt.b VYM St Laurent ud Chriltim Dior, and the name Cardin }:ononymou• wttlil raalUoo. t" Cardin ••• tbe • L•ndbt& a market ln Cblna -••u..,.. 819 a billloa ~ out Lhere wbo ....S clotbel: -woWd be a mldll.Y coup tor Cardin. ''I am the llnit lo to ln&o China," be aald 1D aa lntervt•w. "Much bett.r tban bltDI the tut." .. IT 18 NOi' A milter ol China awaatentnc." he uya, "lt 11 more a caae of China up&od bafr~e spectacular e nd lo Cardin's wffk·lon1 vlalt 11 t month .-u an lnvltaUon to brine lUI own fa4blon show to Peklnl and Sbantbai next March Cardln bopec It wUI be • telttnc = ...... prod~ blp• UhiOD for UMt Ordinary man. woman and chlld. n WAI 11.UJ)LY the Ch.lDMt whom cardln had In mind 20 yea,.. .,0 when be. put fuhion Ol'I t.be conv~yor bett. But now. Cudha aay•1 he thtnka Parla r .. b&on wth make the Mao Jacket to I.be way ol the pi,ull Pierre Cardin Co . makes everythlna. from clothes to rurniture to clcarette lithtera to 300 factorlel 'M)l"ldlkSe and tell.I an 40 countrie1, lnclud1n1 the Soviet Union. Turnover Is $250 million • year. CA&IJIN IA YI hi al&ned no bullneia dta.la In China but oro- mlled to tend couullanta there and brin.I Cb1DeM tralneel to his fattorieeln EU.rope and Japan. Ha loaa·tenn view i.a clear, however. wben he polnta out that labor C08tl ln China are cheaper than eveo In Sln1apore and Taiwan, and Cbinele cashmere colta a flf(b of the· price anywhere elle. He apeakl ol a barter agree. ment under which be would trade Cardin expertise for GOLDFIOM SPANISH GALLEON Chore Called Taxing ...... • , ... , .. 171 s. ...... •tlf•ct ... ........... 144.4 .... .... 14.'4.,.., --.•w.~of _..~..,city. $7,100 cHll or ttecl• for ..... c 1l1thw colM. ............. P.O.lcm,2506 Newport leacll f 2663 CHARLOTTE, N.C. CAP> -Local eighth-graden don't think ~ In· temal Revenue Service bu made fil· • lng Income taxes a simple 'J)f'OPOSi· tion. The Charlotte Observer asked an eighth·gr&Jie advanced math class and a regular math class of seventh· and eighth-graders at Quail HoUow Junior lligh to fill out the 1040A filing rorm. ONL'Y TWO STUDENTS in the ad· vanced class, which ls studying algebra, and none in lbe regular claas were able to complete the abort --~~~~~~~~----. . C....to our..-•on how to em1110%to ~interest. Join us for wine. cheese and all the facts and hfgh interest figures on inuesttrig in safe. secure second trust deeds. Find out why euery single one of our inuestors ouer the post 10 years has eomed at least l<H> interest on his money. A ttending our seminar places you under no obligation. But please call for a reseroation. because space fs limited W1.-tln~y. J.inuary 24, 4.5.30 PM M..imon Hotel -900 Nev.,x>rt Center Dnve · Sc>lon "E"'-Newport Beach form during a ~minute class peri9d. Working with ootbing but the form and IDllrucUons the IRS provides all taxpayers, only Helen Parker and Karen Devore. both 13, completed/ correct returns . "U I do 'em wrong now. wonder what I'll do when I have to do 'em for sure?" pondered Leif Wells. is. a member of the 27-sludent advanced group. He answered his own question: "They'll audit my tax." WINTER ~SALE FROM OUR CHI LORENS COLLECTJON UPTO 50% OFF Soortcoats. Suits and Leisure Wear for boys by Imp. Calvin. Levi. LaCoste. Gant. London Fog Sizes 4 to 14. Up to 50% off. R.S.V.P. 830-57~ 'Newport Equity 'FUnds ·Inc. ........ ....... . ........... ,.,.,. Cbioete IUka ud cuhmere .• • THE DE81GNE• ls cauUoua of r.•lntlnl vtakm of 800 million Ch neee wearlna Cardin outftta. Cbinete are •'very proud but very poor," be uya, and the 1ovemment think• ln tenna ot exportln1 80 percent of Its Ca.fdlD.linked Dl"Od..cta and tell· lna lOperceatal.bome. Some oblerven think that 10 percent will go to the thin Chinese upper class. Aated about UUa, Cardin replies with conviction: ·'There is DQ upper cl us ln Chlna. 1bere are no cluses al all." Over the next five yean, however. be roresees more and more stylish West.em dress ln Cblna. CAllDIN 11IOUGllT of going to Cbloa in 1974, but be never found the Ume. He always im· aglned a mere tourist JaWll. never dreaming that Red auna wol&)d be interested in hla line of work. By a "fantastic coincidence," he said, be flna1ly found time just aa Vice Premier Teng Hsiao Ping's modemi%aUon prosram was taking bold. Re asked for a visa and got an invitation from the govemmeot. SOon after be arrived, bis hosts pro\'tded him with two loca l mannequins and a dressing room. Cardin personally styled . the models' hair. put them in dresses he had designed and taken lo China. and won loud ap· plause for bis Paris-like fashion show. BETWEEN STROLLS along the Great Wall of China and through Peking, Card.in toured five cities and nine clothing, leather and textile factories. At each factory, "Welcome Pierre Cardin" posters were up and plant workers gathered lo greet him, he satd. He told of seeing production lines, finger· lng yaroa of silk, cashmere and leather. chatting with the workers lb.rough an interpret.er. drinking tea and answering questions. I ..,, ......... CARDIN POSmON8 CHINESE MANNEQUIN 'It la More a CaM of China Expladlng,' He Saye Slight Jobless Rise Seen Through '80 WASHINGTON <AP> -The Carter admln1atr1tion la forffaatinc that thetiaUon's unemployment rate will rise only slightly this year, lo 8.2 percent. and stay there lifl~vemment sources say. But most private economists are predlctlng a sharper rise, to between 6.5 percent and 7 ~rcent. Each tenth of l percent stands ror about 100.000 jobless Amencans. . . Private economists have less trol •':'!!•lion and high interest confidence in President Carter's rates . ablllty lo bring inflation Wlder Gover:runent as well .as private control. AJ..rag~. though. that a economists had predicted that receasicn with much higher un· unemployment would remain employment will occur if infta. above 6 percent in ·1978. lion la not brought down from its However. economic growth current rate of about 9.S per· proved stron1er than anlid· cent. pated, and the jobleu rate fell "PUVATE forecasters didn't do that good a job in 1978," said one government official in de· fending the government's rosier prediction. "'Ibey're assuming a less sue· ceasful ef(ort b~ Carter to COD· Over 1'h~ Counter HASOU~ from 8.2 percent lut winter to 5.8 percent during the final three montbao(theyear. The government's forecast was dlacloled as Carter pre. pared to send Congress neJLt week wbai he called an austere 1980bud ~· Security Pacific Bank presents a MUTUAL FUNDS "Financial Management Series for the Small Business!' A ten-week seminar for owners and managers of small businesses. . Security P~cific Bank will be offering a series of ten evening courses (at the locations listed) desigttcd to explain in clear, simple language what financial management is and how it can greatly improxe your profitability. Subjects will include : Financial Statement Analysis . Profit Planning & Cash Budgeting Coet-Profll ... \blume Analysis .. Capital Budgeting Sourc~• of Capital The course fee of $140 is generally we-deductible and includes texts, materials and parking. Enrollment is limited ~hough, so regi.tter soon. For registration information and brochure, call (213) 613-563~. ........ --'"*' Locadon Irvine, N"1pol't Btach Corona Od Mar High School 2101 Easd>luff Or. Lon1Btach S«\lrity Pacifk Bonk 102 PlMAvc. Santa Ana Securiry Paclfk Bonk 890 N. Main St. Culver City Howard johNoo MouK Lod8e 5990 Otten Valley Orclc Datu Tuesdays Feb. U·Apr. 17 Wcdnetdays Feb. 14·Apr. 18 Wtdnc.W.v• Feb. 14·Apr.18 Tuadoyt Ftb. 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America.u will aulfer CS.vM&at· ln1 penona1 and flnanclal lou -and the heedachet ol a eeemlngly endleu delat ln clalma settlement following a natural disaster. ' For thoee hJt by severe loaes u • result ot acts or God or man. the lntW'ance Industry has some good news: a new way of expedltina claims p~sina and settlement. called tbe "cataatrophe preparedness plan ... DEVELOPED BY THE INDEPENDENT Insurance Agencies of America, Inc .• for use by affiliated state as. aociations, the plan alread.y bas been teated in Ohio. witft excellent result.s in speeding up response lo claims and paymema. The JJAA represent.a more than 34.000 Insurance agen.- cies. It is Working with the American Ins urance Aasocla· lion's 170 property and c~suaJty insurance companies to set the progratp in motion. . Eleven independent agent state associations have cataatrophe preparedness prog rams in operation: Washington, Ohlo, Illinois. Minnesot.a, North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, New Mexico. Kansas and Maryland. ln New " • Hamps h i re . New J e rsey . Vermont , Maine, Alabama, Ten· nessee, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Utah, Colorado. P e n · nsylvania, Virginia and . Money's Worth Missouri, ptograms are being developed. The program ls based on a prearr~nged system of communications, racilities and Insurance services essen- tial after catastropties. Among the arrangements: -A communications center, maMed 24 hours a day, seven days a week to .Immediately notify major jnsurance elements when a catastrophe strikes. · -Immediate notification of association members in surrounding areas so they can be of mqimum assistance to those whose property has been daf1aaged. -Lists of workers who can 'fielp with temporary clerical tasks. -UP·'IO-DATE GUIDES TO PREVAJUNG costs for commonly needed repairs to homes and businesses. This is designed to reduce the chances that the insured will be ex- ploited by unscrupulous firms for repalte when the policyholder is under stress and pressure lo resume normal activities as quickly as possible. _ --An insur.ance information offlce:that helps-vi~m~ or a catastrophe get in touch with a<l,iusters and claims ex· perts. and provides such on·lbe·spot services as immediate partial payments or cash. The program is administered by the state catastrophe chairman of each association, who coordinates activities of m embers with other emergency and governmental services operating In the stricken area. Each state group has a catastrophe committee ready to swine into action If a catastrophe bita in its zone of jurisdiction. 1 J THE PllOGllAM ALSO WILL WOU in cooperation a with the new Federal Emergency Management Agency ' wben It start.a functioning this sprtng. This is an umbrella or1anlzation established by the Carter administration ln 1978 to coordinate the effort.a of all groups involved w~n - diluter strikes. Market Falls Back In Last Trading Hour NEW YORK' <AP> -The stock market was mixed lo· day despite a lift from strength In the dollar. The Dow Jones average of 30 Industrials was off 1.65 points to 8S7.49. Gainers outnumbered losers by a Hi margin among New York Stock Exchange-listed Issues. NEW YOflK IAP I Acl•anUICI 0.Cllneel UnclltnveO Tol•l 1~..,.. ...... lllQM New IOW\ S&Lf~ Pt.v TOIU• "4Y ,., 971 601 )20 .. I •It It)' 1~1 Ill 7'I • • NEW YOftK IAPJ NY s1oc.k ........ APO<O• llNI • • , 1•AOO,OOO PTe YIO<ll day .. • .. .. • .. • .. 27.260.000 -·k -..... . ......... . 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MGA Is the only 15" with one GUN IN LINE PICT~E TUBE, S stages of video empllflca· tlon, shaflow ceblnet depth and many other ex· ctu1lve "w.Ye-Of·the-future" advances nwtke MGA the world's clearest r ichest, brlQtttest cofor TV ol all I .... 1MAIN Sol••• Service Hllflttntlon leocfl 53'-JS.1-'# ' , . I. •Ann I.Miiin •HoroKope "'*r· Jeftulry 11. 1'1t DAILY PILOT ~··- ' SJ Mote than 70 would-.be gunslingers showecrup at Knott's Berry Farm to audition for ·roles as stunt men -but they didn't know they'd have to belly laugh, too, to qua}ify. By DENNIS MeLEUAN . . . ....., ........ Gary Sall1bury, Knott'• Berry Farm taAeat ~.sued out over tbe 70·101ne 1tunt li1bler hopefuls wbo bad a.bowed up for lbe •udiUoD lD~'Cloud. Ballroom. "Belon .. best.n." !Wei Salilbury, "Pete wU1 IO over the la~.,ain. It'• very Important to lbe aliow . '!be cloMr ~ are to bll lauah the better it will be because be doea it perfect." The bearded Pete Edgar. who play1 the part of tbe bol1terous "Bear" ln the daily stunt a.bows, walked center ata1e. • Then tbe stockily built stunt IDU bee="' and cbortlinl in a fit of laughter. -''Heee·beee·beee-wbeeeeei- beee·beee beee," he lau_tbed. draw· lng on IOIDe inner source qi mirth and 1CMmdiDC not unlike an out.of· control jokd shop laugh box. THE ASPIUNG STUNT men in the audience applauded with awe an4 admiration. They knew talent when they beard it. For some of the hopefuls -they came ln all siies and abapes -who showed up at Knoll's Wednesday from towns lbrougbout Los Angeles and Orange Counties, the Idea of a stunt man havinl te l1uch on cue may havecomeuaurprise. But creaUn& a believably bolateroua "Bear·" charac\er, one that could laUlb·and make the au· dlence laueh. wu lbe most lmpor· tanl 1ncredimt Sallabury WU look.inl for. Thole auditlonlnl also would have lo deliver a br1ef scripted inftoduc-- Uon before 1ettlna to the real stunt work: doUll a forward roll and lak· lng Jalla after beinl smacked ln the face with a purse and being shot with a blank pm .. Salisbury. who starUd the Knolt's stunt program nine years ago, took his seat in the. audience U> begin the judgiJl&. He explained that audltJons are " held irregularly, and that be is look· Ing for on$y one backup man for the · six·man stunt team and two on·call stuntmen. THE t11lST CONTESTANT proved U> be fair on the introduction but weak on the laugh. His ·rorward roll and falls were greeted by scattered applause. . "OK, thank you," said Salisbury as the next contestant stepped lo the mike. 1bia procedure would cootinue for the next three hours. ' I ett.ft'•~ Above, Knott'• atunt fighter Gary Salisbury gets booted by John Casino. At right, hopeful Tom Steen of Santa Ana takes a f~ll "My face Ls kind of numb." ad- mitted Ron Jorge~n. a ii-year-old from Huntington Beach who had Just .. completed his audition. "And I know my shoulder's eoi.ng to bruise ... He looked. at the young wman on stage who was beltine the next COD· testant in the face with her purse. "She whacks you to death." said Jorgensen. who explained be bad "a little bit or stunt work with South Coast Act.or•s ·eo-op. so I thought I could do a halfway decent job." ·BUT EVEN THE purse in the face was nothipg, apparently, compared lo the "Bear" laugh. "It's hard to laugh like that from nowhere." Jorgensen said , as another contestant ,was doubling up. : with fake laughter on stage. To fmd out the secret or this dif· ficult art, ltWlt man Pete FAgar was questioned backstage. Actually, il turns out there is no secret at all. "I've been blessed with a strange. contagiOU9' laugh," Edgar admitted. "I've just learned how lo use it and turn it on and off." A 28-year·o'd (qrmer Cat State Fullerton physical education major. . <See STUNT, Pate BZ> . Stunt man f1opefu1 Chris Decker cf Anaheim .demonstrates belly laugh. • W•••n Belpin·g Women Geraldine Cahill-Pickart helped organize and· teaches In the Women's Studies program at Orange Coast College. By atERYL KOMO about college and are afraid they will fail. The Geraldifte c:hill~~k'::iis a woman help· average age of an OCC student, both meo and d b the . nee women. ls 28. 1 ln1 ~women -an s e says expene · • "Many of these women have financla •'bas literally changed her life from being , problems," she says. •·anc:t they need uaiatanee .omeone who dido 't feel good about herself U> so-wtth a scholarship or a loan or a part-time job of sneonewhocanaay, "Hey, l'mokay." aomeaort. , Tbe O>rona del Mar reautent, 38, and the the don h u..1 .... wttb them -~a..-of three small children. bolds an M.A. in "U Y 't ave a spouse •aue • WU\DllJI r i..... tbeproblemsareu tronomlcal ... Enllilb from Calllornia State Univenlty ~ Geraldine Cahill·Pickart has had an easier Beach, an M .A. ln counseling from Californ!• Ume of it. Born in South Boeton to parents who St.late University Los Ancelee and a Ph.D. an encouraged her to get a good education, she eoumeffn1 f~~ Ii f 'Boston graduated fro. m Stonehlll College in Northeast The raven·~. • m woman rom , MauachUletts prior lo movinc to California to helped orpn11e and teaches ln tbe Women s &. attend aruLB , Studlel IJl'Gll"m al p ran1e Coast Colle1e. Her -:::1 While teaching English at Westminster tatroductory course in the departmen.t con· High School. she round herself becominC more all~ draws top-name and s~ul local and more drawn to low·achievtng students and women u clua speakers. be1an to realize she ·'had more paUenee than .For example, her Sprtna eemester coune the averqe teacher." 1.,eaken ranee from Dolore1 ~urcbill, deput~ That was when she decided to r«um to dlreetor wlth OrUll• County's humthean ~~cea schoot part-tlme to study counseling, and she Atency1 apeaki.nl on "Women and are l•ler became a counselor at Fountain Valley 8)1ttm 'to Palrida "!rzo1. a Corona del Mar Hish School. Just prior to meeting her buaband. aUorne)',,IPltakiDI on Lefal laauea Affectilll Gall. a 39-year -old dvU ..en1\neer with Women. _..... • "'' WUUallllQA and Scbmld in Irvine, • entered • ... ................ O'_. TB VOVUE, which hu been \n operaUon the doctoral Pf'OITlm It tJ9C. ·ror raur years, 11 baalcaJIY delipecl to MIP Arna THE COtJPLE married and the <3tnldlne Cahill-Pickert fNchn COUii• ptfmet#ly t»llgned ID help ma~,. women ~are retilmlng to .ohoo/. ( - mature_.. Ntumiftl to tcbool. Dr. Pie.kart C8ee WOMAN, .... 81) aays many of theae women are a~lfe .. • ... I . . . -... . . . ... : :· . . ... i"· l'\l\&tlt'll I I'\~••• I'..-.,. • I " -OM. v 1111.0f (..____a_._ ... _•_e_•P_e._,_,.,) ~~~~Ne for Whom? - l<nott's Berry Farm's stunt fighters Gaty Salisbuty and John eas;,o rough it up during a performance. . 8.\nJU>AY, lAN. • •1 :\'ONEY o-.ua Aa1u <March 21 . April 1t): Go a low nouA I.a piec:e &Gcet.her •~btle Du&DCet, clue•. btta o1 ........ uao. You eu ec1111e .., wttla com-gl•t• •tory. O•mi.Al , Sa1lttariws figure . pro- minently -and 10 does lbe number 3. Tbe third time will be the ebann! Publicity. popularity, partnel"lhlp, persuasion dominate acene. TAuaus <April 20. May 20): Be thorouah, take notbinc for grant. ed. check sourees. Ac- cent on service, bulc la· SUH, cettJoa job done. Aquarim, Leo, Scorpio penona figure pro· minentJy. One who has requested many favors is, now wWio« to return Wme of them. GE911NI <May 21· June 20): Accent on ex- citement of discovery. cr eativity, romance. Relationsblp lntenailies -nothiq is halfway. Virgo, Sagittarius persou fiaure pro· mioently. Imprint style. ....;;;,,_,;;._.;.. __ .-"""" ____ .;:;. ___________________________________ ·di1cus1 idea,, make ,,..._"rap Bl)• Edgar took a summer job at Knott's three years ago as a stagecoach rob· ber. · When one of the stun( men broke his hand Edgar was chosen to fill in. He . obvlOuaty fell in Jove with taking a · ~atlrig for a living. . 1-"You slough off the pain," he said. "You just shake it off. The best thing about il <stwtt work) la that I enjoy it. It's the fantasy thing. And I like entertaining. Eventually I hope to branch out into acting.'' . IF HE DOES, he'll be joining an il· lustrl~ group of former stunt men: John Wayne, Burt Reynolds, Robert Conrad and Mike Conners. "The opportuolty fie re-ls .fan· tastic," said Edgar. "You get to work in front of people all the time." And, he added, "You don't have to come in as an All·Americao. You just need to have the ablllty to roll and fall -au the stuff kids do normally that we los~ as we get older." The aboonnal process of grown people slamming onto a bard stage floor contiDued as Martha Ward, 19-year-old dancer from Garden Grove and one of three younc women who auditioned, explaioecl.-Wtiy she waatbel'e. "lt'a excitiDa and adventurous." Woman she said. "My dad's totally a;fr!:it it but my brothers and slaters Ws raotasUc. "They're definitely look.lng for a male in lb.is part -it's a big, brawny character. But I just wanted to audi· tlon." · She noted that women have a place in the rough and tumble world of stunts, however, particularly with lbe popularity of female action sbo~ such as "Charlie's Angels." "It's a field to go into now because there are more women doing.stunts,'' she said, as one contestant bit lbe stage with an unusually loud thud. "It's OK," joked one of tbe stuntmen. "It's ooly his bead." Contestant Bob McDonnell, 23, of Mantiattan-Beacb, seemed to aum it up best why someone would want to make a living receiving lumps and bruises. "I'd like it because it's something different and new," he said ... It's something to write home to mom about." By the end or the afternoon, three hopefuls emerged victorious: Scott Lusk, 20, of Stanton; Chris Declter, 24, of Azusa; and· Barry Silver, 21, of North ~ywood. Next week Knott's will dedde which of the three makes the stunt team and who will be s~Ddbya. . ~ . . necessary ctum.Jes. deal with children m an in· telligeot, compassionate manner. CANCER <June 21· July 22): you'll have marvelous opportunity to improve home condl· tiona, security. Harmony can be restored within family circle. Money spentooluxuryitem-or asurpriaeforlovedone - is well spent·. You'll have joy as result. LEO. (July 23-Aug. 22): Short trip may be neceaaary. Obtain hint from Cancer message. t>eftDe terms, avoid self· deception, streamline procedures, deal with Pisces, Virgo persons. You meet someone who claims to be psychic. Be openmioded, not gulli· ble. VIRGO <Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on money and bow to get more of it. Key ls to or· ganize, get material ln order. Check files. Refer to recent experiences. -·- ,. LANDERS: I need to Put knowledJe to work. know what to do about a C ancer. Caprlcoro 22·year-old friend who peraona -and' the anawen to tbe fo!Jowtng number 8 -figure pro· description: mlnently. (1) Pretty but conceit· ed. Wbmever lbe.puaea LIB&A. <Sept. 23-0et. a atore window lbe pre. 22 >: You gain ~ re· teDda to be "°Ok1na at cocnltioll -)'OUI' efforts tbe merelaandlle. but an a~ ... N · lbe II aet1lally edm1riq warclecl. Ann1 lllW'" benell. in seenario. Y~ COID· (2) Smart but lazy - plete important ualgn· flunked out of college ment. Door opens to aod bu quit several fame, fortune -JOU JUlt Jobi. Deed couraae and key to <3 > Tries to come off enter. as warm and friendly SCORPIO <Oct. 23· but lbe la really loYd Nov. 21): Areas which and vulgar. prevlous)y were dark (4) Talented but un· will receive benefit of disciplined. Starts greater light. Fears, th ings but never doubts, bad dreams are fioiabes. due to vanis h. Leo. (~) lntereltilUI but a Aquari us figure in .lot of ber '1ucfnat1ng" scenario: You bave stories are lies. valid opportunlt~o (6) Affectionate but erue put mi.slakes. crazy -tbinb sex Is S.\GnTARIUS <Nov. love. 22·Dec. 21): Good lunar (7) Knowledeeabl~ but aapecl coincides now overbearina -lhaoks with added popularity. she knows everything. frie'ndshlp, creative After writing this .r capabilities. You win know why s~e doesn t friends and influence have many friends. Can people. Follow through you offer any advlc.e b b A l before I become an ex. on unc · quar us, friend-> -MCCOOK Cancer. Leo figure in NEB · • scenario. DUa COOKIE: ,u. CAPRICORN <Dec . Vkef For ..._! Ber! 22·Jan. 19): Emphasis Siie Alla'& lilk fw aay. on advancement through Mvlce for ,...! I llave social ~ontac.t~. So· noae.yeaarealreadyan meone an position or "ex·frtead" -or wone authority takes a lilting yet.,a falae-. to you. Opportunity is Frie t Np 1..,ue. ad· present. Obtain biol mln&lla aad warm feel· from Libra message. Set taaa. 'ftere'• •way yw sights on goal. It is cu feel warmly alMMlt closer than might be im· u ~ ,_ eea· agined. aWer laQ, ...., nipr, AQUARIUS <Jan . emedlal,m*edpllMd, 20-Feb. 18): People are premlK•••• Oftl'tlear· Aaa '-'••Mrs ........... u --..., ... ,.... ..,. = ..... ,_•Ma 'ile .............. ..... ,_ are far rn. die• •adlw. ..... ,..... ,..., ......... la &lie D EA R A N N ...... ....,~apereep. LANDERS: Tl\ls ls for llYe ....... ..._ .... the 37-year-old mother ,.et .._ .. eempet1a1 wbo coafeued tbat tw-;r w ti 11 II er. A w •II · 17 ·year-old daughter a '-alaeeed. mlddle·•led boyfrlend turned her on. ..... ..... be set· She asked, .. Am I tlag ~ aa&llfaciloa crazy?" May I respond? Mt et Iller own life so No, you're not .cruy. ''•t Ille IM't aeektac t ·u bet millions of young nea,.... dlrtlla f'llrtlac mothers have bad the _ .._. • mlldlJ -WW. same feeliop but they II e r d a a 111 t e r • s would never admit it. boyfrlmdL So, 1 ...w When I wu 37 we Aad .... •'Wll&dl It. TeeU. .. t h r e e t e e n a I e ijp;;;;;;;;;;iiinrmm;:::~:-.._.~ daughters. I had mini· crushes on some of the a uys that came and went but it was harm· less fun. Let's face it. when a husband reaches bis late 30s, married sex is fairly routine. A._~_.....,....,. .... ..-.._,. mother who relives her p:;;;;;;;;;~~~~~ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOI youth tbrouah her, RUfFEU.'S daughter 's little romances is not "ab· WHOLSTIRY norma l " and she WllmY•W .. abouldn 't be conaiderecf ., .... a hussy, either. 1'22 .....,...._ That mother should c:.t....._-141-0nt stop feeling guilty. Tell=========! her 'to enjoy the run and have a few good laughs al herself. No harm is done so long as she is the only one who is laughing. -ME. TOO. IN PORTAGE. WIS. DEAR YOO: Tiie trick, of coene, la &e keeplt'-ay .... ltlla} ~ Moonlit• Sale Sale of 8ales. tonight 7 lo 10 o.m at Huntington Cepter interested in what you say. do and write. Know it and press forward. Unes of communication are open -express yourself in dynamict UD· lque and sincere man· ner·. You overcome ob· s tacle through un· orthodox procedure. January Pre-In:Ventory Olearance PISCES <Feb . 19·Marcb 20): Be analytical -find re· aaons for happenlngs. Accent on tbe unusual. the occult, secrets of financial maneuvertngs. Gemini, Virgo, Sagit- tariut figure in scenario. A cbanafe occurs which could iowlve travel and money. LastC lit ............ -. .... -............................. J.9.4L._ ·---... .,..., ...... aft_ . .~ .......... ..,,. .. .&a-0 M ................... l.a ----·-1 ....... ..... =:;-.:::~~~~ .... .. ~--a.....-..-.J&.19....-llNa~ .................. .. ln.....SIQ'I•. 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COMICS/ CROSSWORD •MARMADUKE MISS PEACH • t(l~L.'f SCHOO~ I ~AfttO" I ~ ''There's a certain amount of risk In moklng him hoppyl" I ~S'ftll(AL ' *-'*S WJ~ SHOE ~ne, at Mr. Smith'i staWn is ts* a ga!Pn ; f and at Mr. "°ri.5' station '~ lt sells for m. a gallim. ~ ii b - i MOON MULLINS ["""".~;--::=:::::=:::c::::::-:::~r wrn. ,-rMNl<'S ~R BRJNGIN(i MEUPiODATE GERIATRIX by Jeff MacNelty JLnWy pays f z.97 for 10.,Fs. · ~is Junmy~ gasoline.? ~ by Ferd & Tom Jonnson IT'S WCH A ~""'ft'!'::...--, '51-{E, G~T5 WHO,--,- P~EA5URc GOSSIPING WH,AT, WHE~E: ~ WITH LADY P • · I ANt> WHEN IN ' ~UE'SS IT15 "THAT IHI: FIRST jJ Jo«JRNA&.ISM P.ARA~RAPH . CLASS SHE -~ l, IOOtc:: ONCE ... n . GORDO .....-------........ ~EY 1\.JRN OUT NEW cPll.S AeOUT ev~ .sevl51-J MINUie~ 1..i ,..,01.JT I SWf~ "IOJ'~E: 5Alll.llNG ON IHE:M! De1"~1T1 W>D"Y.111 DENNIS THE MENACE ~ 1-19 ~I GET WI™ IT IF )QJ fOir LET l/f, LISTEN 10 ~ rT$ ~'2' ' . JUDGE PARKER TUMBLEWEEDS NANCY ORPi:R -me MeN 10 MOUN1-:"\. UP, C~INl I KNOW1UE ~Y"tJ J "T}ff FOR1-iHANKS101H~ INS16"NIFICAN1' COWPOKE! ARE YOU GEYTING A COLD, AUNT FRITZI? ·-· by Tom BatJuk by Mell Lazarius DR .SMOCK MOTLEY'S CREW by Gus Arriola ~@~ E03:f5f ~'" ____ _ .... .... ~-... by Harold Le Doux by Tom K. Ryan by Emit Bushmlller REMEMBER HOW DELICIOUS YOU SAID THl5 WA5 WHEN I HAD , MY COLD? .•.• ln*V •• '119 PEANUTS NO, MA~M ... I DON'T AAVE A UBAAR'{ CARO ... CAU. Ml 6'C1< DURING W~ING H~ .. by Chutes M. Schulz DO 4(00 TAKE ruvaER'S CHECKS? bY, Bill 1.4oest by George Lemont by T:empleton & Forman .. *>u PUT 'lt'URS IN Aver AN" EXI~ HIM 'TO CAL.IFO~NIA. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 San - Caul 5 Oulbursls 0 Mountains 4 Pier 15Colo1 16 Raul bird 17 Enc11cled 18 EY11 spint 19 Slap 20 Soils 22 Lellers 24 Summer: Fr 25 Clumsy 27 Got 29 Fumblers 32 Otd the mile 33-Above· Comb torm ~Sierra - 36 Cera1n1s1 .OCh1nese clan 42 Factotum '4 Hall: Preti • 45Wralh 47 Heavy beams 49 Blgshot Abl>f. 50 Bar bill S2 Can. pollli • c•ans 540n -- 58 Atth·fiend 59 Ben-·· 60 Wrench. e g 62 Grumble· Br11. 65 Metal 67Gem 69 Weary 70 Swelhng 71 Subdues n Etse Scot 73 Wu aware 74 Ballol 75 Ful DOWN • Binges 2~e~ .. sleep 3 $41tlng 4 Consuming 5 Success Ni Sh 6 Cakes and 7 Reside a Bids 9 St~eeper 10 BlocKhead 11 Frown 12 Chiller 13 Satisfied JNITEO feature Synateare Tl1ursd1y s Puule Solved 21 G11fs name 23 "Scram• .. MCompany 28 Les Etats -:The USA 29 Kind ol ray 30 PreposH1on 31 Sluggard 35 Amval is· land 37 01 Syria. 1srae1. e1c. 38 Min's name 39 Tears 41 Acquires .. ~Of Syr1a·s neighbor '6 Enchanted 48 Bnstle St Raises !1.1 StOOled 54 <>Pine 55 Great lake 56 Eat into 57 Entire 61 Toronto's Casa- 63 Gael 64 Ranan &6 Recent 68 Seine - ' f-~n·~·~oT--------------....---------~-Stnorts _.. -~ 'rld11Y, Jal\uety 11, lfrl :r- Steln-renne r: Angels Ofier ·.Garbage Yankees Hot .on ~l if C.alijomia Can't Make Carew Tr~ . BJ DAV C'tlNNINGllAll Gl•o.19,... ... Al um very momeal. &be Cdfornla ADCel• and Ml.nnelota Twtna m11 be t.Ylnl up the loole ends of a ...-.. tha t wut bri"I .-.--hlu.r Rod Carew to A.nabelm. Oa tbe other band, TtriM o~r CaMo Ortfftth and Anc•lt GeMHl Nuap1' Buui• Bavaal may also, at Lbia moment, be reaUalnt that an lmpaeae ha bffn tt•tMd and that Carew II mo,-. Ukely to end UP In New Vorlt Yankee pllllti'tpe.. MVASI MID TtwUDt\ Y U.t bls t.lnt at lempg to~ GrUfttla wwe unsU«tU!Ul <"To tell you UM tntth, be wu oot oo tbe aou · coone">. but Bavaal had a~ a.PCJOlnl m ent tolalk with Ortfflth lo Miami ~ ('arew. on the other hand. deputt'd Suftd8r'a0ameTlme: 1 p.m. (Channe14f C.1.,,..p' Pearsora D••"' tul From AP Dllpaldes Southlra C.U/orttla Thunday 1n the company ol 1u1 ......, Jerry Shnoa, alter~ salary nepdMianl with tM Anpla. Tenm of lbe arre.meflt will not _,. re- leaaed, but Carew waa rtipOrt.edly 1"ldn1 bet wees\.., 5 and '4 mlllJon for a five-year pact, 1nd a1enL Simon hinted Thursday that tb• Antea. wiU mak Cartiw the bllbett·paid player tn baseball. "I don't know of a bet~r contract," Simon uld. "It'• very aut»t.ntlal. '' cuew MJDTHURSMY he was not look· 1na for the 11port'1 richest comract. "I Juat wanted to be happy, and the Angels have made me very happy." Carew told a- televlaloo ramera crew. "If the deal 1oes throulh with the Twins, I'm look.in& forward to comlng out here and doln« my part to help the Aneeta win a peMant." A aevea·thqe American Leaaue batUnc champ who reaCMd an apex of .• in lt17. Carew aeemed uneoncemed about tbe DOUiblli· lY that tbe Anaela and Twtm mllbt nol be able tQ. reach a trade a1niement. -- AS A lf.YEAa VETEaAN, Carew has the option to reject any tl'ade to a team be doesn't want to play for. He baa already turned down the San f'rancl.aco Giant.a. and aJthoulb the Y ankeea have expressed strong interest, Carew saya he J•t might reject a tr.cle to any club ex· cept the Aqel1. "Yes. I could do that. And U it comes down to ll, I think that's what J wUJ do." the 33-ye.ar· old first baseman told report.en 'Tbunclay. "Bul right now I want to go nice and eaay. I don't want to do anything lbal will get the Twins , upset. 1bla ls touchy around." c~ aald. The Yankees bave offered ftrat baseman Chris Ouambliu. second baseman Brian Doyle. center fielder Juan Benequez. pitcher Dick Tidrow ad $400,000 in exchaqe for Carew. THE TWINS SAY THEY will Cive New York permilaion to talk with Carew It .a deal can't be eomwnmat.ed with the Ancela. Ba vu I seemed anary about statements made by New York Yankee preakSent Georae steinbreaner, who reportedly made the follow· iq cocnment Thursday: . ·'What the An1ela are offertna Minnesota is garba1e. Unless they improve ~t offer, CaJvtr would be silly to accept lt. They re not offering one front-line player, one player wbo would be fn the Minne9ota lineup opening day. "Calvin is a shrewd baleball man. He'd have a bard tJme explaining t.hia deal to bJs fans ." THE ANGELS HAVE offered ouUieJder See CAJtEW, Page BS Pacific Wim ' • ·Praise Flo.ws, Bnt UCI Loses By ERNIE CASTILLO -Of .. Delty ........... do is get over the hump. It's just a matter ofUme.'' M lAMJ -Running back Preston Pearson of ~be Dallas Cowboys suffered a band injury late in -~iinday·s workout and was listed as questionable for Sunday's Super Bowl game against the Pittsburgh Steelers. The bottom line on uc Irvine--0-3 in the PCAA. "4·10 overall-really isn't indicative of the kind of basketball the An· teaters are playing. Unfortunately, things will probably get worse before they ~lbett.er. Though it's beginning to sound like a broken reeord, UCI played well again Thursday night and lost, this time to the Unive.rs1ty of the Pacific, 64-54, before a crowd of 748 at Crawford Hall. It was the Anteate r s· fourth st raight defeat. the last three of which were by a combined 14 point&. Time is one commodity UCI Coach Tim Tift ls worried about. Though the An~aters keep on improving and are handling the slow conference start quite well. teams that lose a series of close games have a tendency of get· ling into a rut that usually leads to a blowout. Pearson stumbled runrung a aeep pass P•m~cn with only 10 minutes Jett lo the workout. He suf· fered a jammed bone below the left ring finger when be fell to the 1rouoct. Pearson said be bit his left hand again.st his leg as he lost bis balance. 1be loss or Pearson would be crucial to the Cowboys, who use him effectively as a pass r~ celver on t.b.lrd-down plays. Pearson led the team with 47 catches for 526 yards during the regular season and also rushed for 104 yards on 25 carries. Cowboys Coach Tom Landry said playing without Pearson would cause his team problems. "It would hurt us, because he's a specialist and ex· : tremely valuable to us,•' s aJd Landry. Backup linebacker Bruce Hulher, suffering from the nu, did not work out with the Cowboys Thursday and was listed as probable for the game. ''THIS TEAM IS SO MUOI better than last year;" said Pacific. CoJlch Stan Morrison who preferred to talk more about the Anteaters than his own Tigers who share the PCAA lead at 3·0. The ~lers worked out without backup de- fensive tackle Tom Beasley, wbo suffered a twist- ed ten ankle earlier In the week and was listed as questionable for the game . .......... "We played a lot better than our last lime here just to win by the same score." Morrison added. "Irvine is going to sur· prise some teams al home and I'm just glad it wasn't us. r was scared to death or this game. Hearing Footsteps c..p...*'r Pl~la 8tee~n Its circuits full ol everytbinC from~ 130 fac- tors that make a team win to the number of ruabiDI inches the New Encland Patriots gained. Bud Goode's Univac comped« bu calculated that the Pittsburgh Steelers are four.potnt choices over the Dallas Cowboys. Notre Dame 'uard Rich Branning <12>. a Manna High graduate, hounds USF's Ken McAliater en route to an 88-69 v)ctory tor the Fighting Irish Thursday night. Branning scored 14 points as Notre Dame-lived up to its No. 1 ranking. See basketball roundup, Page B8. .. The only thing they have to a ·cloud OCC's Campbell • m Goode is a 55-year-old Californian wbo bas turned a love for numbers Into a profitable service being used by 16 National Football League teams. He feeds in every statistic that's measured, each team's won· loss reeord. and sees what factors can be attributed to winning and losing. Yankee Signee Optim~tic About Future "I don't have Jiml'T\¥ the Greek's 'in~nglbles' or any of that. I analyze dal'8 to flnd what factors ... make a winner and a loser ,'' Goode said. Goode has found that the surest way to win is run the ball and to keep the other team from run· ning. A team doesn't even have to run well, just a lot. Illa statistics show that the team's defense becomes improved, possibly because it rests more as the offeme eats up the clock Aw ... rn-'l'ab• Pr~ald,.•• Bob Kaufman, the public .tdress announcer aL the Orance Bowl for SundAy'.1 National Football Leape cbampionshlp, is taking extra precaUfions to make aure he'll be in fine voice for Super Bowl XIII. Kaufman ls also the basketball coach -and a v~ry weal one -for Killian lfigb School, which was scheduled to play a game tonight against Coral Park High. Kaufman, fearing wear and tear on tu. vocal cords, asked Coral for a postpone- ment, and got ll. "My voice would have been shot." Giant Balltfaae s .. .., Set The halftime show at Sunday's Super Bowl game will consist of a fantasy ct\lile through the •Caribbean with a 3'Ai·ton handpalnted map of the islands spread over the field. · The map, sewn from over 10,000 yards of saU cloth and band painted, wtU require 300 local high school students to spread it out. The lbow will be produced by Robert Jani Productlom of California. It WU Jani who pro- duced U.. Walt ~Y halftime sbow at Super Bowl XI ln PaudeDa two yean .,c. By JOHN SEVANO OI t .. DMIY l'llet llMt • Things are atiJI pretty h-.y around the Jim Campbell household these days. One minute Jim ls sltlinl out his senior season of baseball at Estancia Hi&h with back problems, and the nexfhe'a 1lp.lng a contract with the World Cluq:nplon New York Yankees. "It'• bappenecs pretty fut," re· marked the 19·year·old, 6·2, 180· pound rtgbt·hand pitcher. "It's a long road to the major leagues, but I'm ready to start." CAllPBELL'S 80.\D to succeu, a uspiciously enou1b, started lul aeuon u a member ol the 0r-. Coast College team. Jim workid hard to overcome the back problems (strained venebrae > be incurred the year before. Yet, cSe.pite the effort, he only manqed 3> lnnlnp and a 1·2 record -numbert that uauallt don't qualll)' for a top draft choice. 1t waa durlna tbe recent winter lea1ue aesaion that Campbell came into his own and made the acouta take notice u be pllc!bed more than 80 i~ of impressive ball for the Yankee 1 local rookie team. His performances were good enouah in fact to merit being New York's "No. 1 pick 1n the winter draft. held Jut week. "I finally found myself and had a good wtrur." says Campbell, "but I dido 'l know I had that good a winkr." CAMPBEU. WAS signed Tuesday night by Bob Niemann, the Southwest acout.iu auperviJof for the Yankees, and, aJt.boqh no contract figures were released, H ls believed Campbell signed for about $20,000. "He got a substantial bonus to sign,'' says Niemann. "We're ~na to haw to work with him but h< ~de·. · «lnitely got enough arm to pitch in the big leagues." · "It's what l 've always wanted," admits Campbell. "L know it's going to be dilfteult to make the Yankees. but I should be able to adjust, I do plan on making it <Yankee pitching staff)." MANY PEOPLE. including OCC Coach Mite Mayne, had advised Campbell to pus the winter s1-nin« and play another season at OCC JO the hope of raising bis value. He opt· ed to allll a contract instead. "l think be needs a little IDOft ex· perlence to win," says Mayne, "but he 's a hard worker and they <Yankees> gave him an offer he couldn't ref1.11e." "I sot a lot of advice from coaches and (rienda," says Campbell, "but it all came down to whether I felt I was ready or not. "I wamed to get in h <bueball l rfght now. I wanted to go throqh Jpiiag lraln1n« with the bi• club " •ays CampbeO, who has been u- t11ned to the Ft. Lauderdale farm team ol tbe Plorida State Leque. "I didn't want to take a chance dwiq the 1wnmer of havtnc a bad year aod makirur less. l kDow lt1s 10· Jng to be dlfllcult to make the Yankees because ol, all the free agents they've 'liaed. but the minor league program fa good thew., the Y anlu!M nm it... · • If Campbell thinks be'1 in a hue now 1 Jutt walt unlll t. reaches FloncU In March. ·Bayes: Lots of Regrets,· No C,rytng ATLANTA IAP> -Coach Woody ffayee..,. there were reareu cturtni hia .. ,... Maun .. Ohio stMe'• foot. tf all coaeb, but he will not offer apolotlel beca-. there are two tides to ev•f1 ealD. ·· · l "lf I art lining up tbl retnQ, tbeD I 'm 1°'111 to bave to liDI up the other .._ a ~1" Htyee wd clUrtnc an in· temew wtm Steve Dougherty of Tbe • AU..... CollltttuUoa. "I'm IOfnl to baYe to m• ..,._ a~n for .on. eon· 1Jdenblet1Up.' 1Jm OJl'lalGlftltD aceauat of \be lntervtMr, ftnt ot • tbree·l)Ut """· .,, .......... , ...... ., ...... moraial91aapeper. • Tbl tC"4Nwnlal ~,..--old coacta. WU ftr..-.n.r • )'Uri al tbe Olde> ~at. helm for ltrWq eopboatore mkl· d.Je guard Cha.rue Bauman of Clemson during tbe Gator Bowl 1ame on Dec. 21. The incident occurred in the wanina minutes of Clemson'• 17·15 viet.ory when Bauman~ a pau and ran out of bounds near the Oblo State bench. Hayes took a poke at Bauman as televtlioo cameru lbowed the tncfdent nationally . It apparenUy was Bauman's lntercep. lion -tbe 22nd or the season by ObJo State's opponents -that provoked Hayes into delivering the blow. "You have 22 of them, they start get· tine on your nerves," he said. HAYES SAID BE FELT no btttemeu toward the mtivenlty because of bJa dla· mlllal. .. , RAVE A TEMPD," Hayet ........__,. "I worked too hard ror that." he said . "I've Ud It all my We. I hne a lot of "I can't tum aialnat them on that. I re1reta. Wbo doeen't? We aU do. Do.~ tuat couldn't do It. My 1e.-of lO)'alty ii expect me to to on crytn1over1pUled too deep for that. I feel dluPPolnted. mOk?" but I'm not 1olR1 to let tW affect my a If be~ for b1I nsnta. he life. I h()pe to Chrlst.l 'm too·bl1 for -.aid. 11e· mo haft ~DOIC*I .. ror ti.lat.'!.. --bJ1Dttnl' fn • mlJUoa to tbt umftfllty ,,. ec.titutk>n IAid tbe interview = foolWJ, tor bulldlJIC perta of the wttla llQ'el lated about* hdlrl: OM atlll«Jc plaat and for ftMnctnc • in· hour at ta. ~ch'• Cohanbul. OllJo, ~lporta~tood>eJI. home ml tbe other It Dou.-n1·1 bo&el room overlooking the OSU alblelic com· plH .. THE NEWSPAPER said tbe 30-year· old reporter bad tried to telephone Hayes ftJr aeveral days, always 1etUng a busy sipal. and was on lbe verae of ttavelln« to Columbus when he phoned a1aln llll Friday, Thia time Hayes amnnd Ud llltnlcted Douct*tY lo acbedul• the Interview tbrou1h hi• see~. ' Ha)el Mid he had made no plana for hla future but doubted he would ever coach apln. He tl80d1amllled politics as a poutlldlt)', aayln& he was too ok1 for tMt.. . ,. · llNCS • diamiual. Kayn aaJd tt. hu been reedlne. wortln1 ori a book he ... IMYD,Pacea1 "WE'8E WEARING ourselves out blue. both In prac· tlce and in the games." Tifl said. "We probably are d ue for a bad game but the team keeps coming back. "We're a little down, natural· ly. Anybody would be. But we'l'e not down over the way we're PCAA St8ndlngs # L ... l'A C.I SlilM l'ul .. non J 0 m '"' P<K1l lG l 0 231> 208 Ule11 Stele J 1 7'11 181 UC S...I• 8¥1»<4 7 • 201 11~ LOll9 8'111<11 St4le 1 7 2... 231 Fre\no SIMe I J 711 1]1, UC lrvlM o J 17~ 11J S.n Jo• Slate o J 1.,. m , __ ,.,S<_ Pa<tlk M. UC Irv-M C•I St-Fu1-•$. f ,..,.no Stele SI UtMt se.tltS. UW1D 8ffc;11 Sl•ttt 11o1 UC S.... ..,_,."·Sen,,_ Stete 7• ~·o-t Fr-sc-eeuc1.-L°"9 e..c.. s.... et s... J-si.1e UC S-..,_.et VIAii Slee• ........ o- P«llk .. CM St-. FullfflM IOWINI Jl, ! ""'· playing because we're pl~ hard. The only thing that's got us down is the Ws and Ls. "I think we can stay right up there with most teams but win· ning one of the lasl two would have helped us. I wish I couJd give them a couple of wins." -TJIVRSDAV'S GAME seemed to s um up the plight of the An- teaters. Paclfic hit its first stven shots and 10 of its first 11 to jump to a quick 21·12 lead. But Phil Bolden, saddled with an arch in.ilD'Y, came off the bench to lead a UCI rally that pared the margin to one point, 31·=->. with 14 seconds left In the half. It was here that the Tigers dealt lhe first of two crushing blowa. George Dzubak, fouled while driving, made the tront end of a one·and-<>ne but when he m lii ed the second. Ron Corne lius soared tor an of- fensive rebound, sank a lay.in and drew a foul. He hit the free throw 'to cap what was actually a four·polnt pl y. Thus. instead of beiDI able lo work tor a snot that would have tied the 1ame at intermission. UCJ went lnto the 1oclterroom traUl.ng by five. UCI ONLY GOI' closer than tbat once, when Vic Conyers hit a s hort Jumper to open the second half. But Pacific couldn't shake the Anteaters until the final four minutes when the Tigers went to a 1pread offeme. Bolden caUlht an offenalve re- bound on the way up and slammed it through the rim on the ., . ._v down with 5:05 remain· inc .net Quent1o Brown followed with a 17-fooljqaper to puJI UCI to within five again. 53-48. Bu( Pacific's Terence Carney countered with a 21.rooter. the Ante.ten failed to score on their nt•t three trips down the noor and the nsen took advantaae of UCl'a gambling for the ball to put tt away. UCI Is at home Saturday to face Fresno State. the naUon's No. 1 defensive team. l,IC ..... CMI .. " .. • 1 k 1• l~. , 0.0 • 1 00 , lt l 8 ,~,. 1 0.0 > 1 o..i • .... BASKETBALL AP..,._.. MUHMWID AU'S NEW HOUIE IN LOI ANOB.D. Ali Purchases LA House For Reported 8850,000 From AP DUpa&eate1 LOS ANGELES -Heavyweipt boxiJl& m; champion Muhammed All has siped an a1ree- ment to purchase an exclusive Italian ren- aissance-style house on 1 a.A, acres of land in Los Angeles, real estate so~rces sald Thursday. The three-s tory home, reportedly purchased for $850,000 from the vtce presldent of an investment firm, is located in the Fremont Place area about five miles west ot -downtown Los Angeles. It contains over 13,000 square feet ol llvlng_space and seven bed.rooms. The property also has separate servants' quarters and a large swimming pool. Sources close tu the transaction sald Ali is expected to take possession of the home early nexf month. -----~;u-te •I i19e ... , ____ _ Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner, on· bis con-~~a.ct squabbles and rookie infielder Bob' Homer: l m not a cheapskate. Aak Phil Niekro and Pete Rose. I'll gi~ him $300,000 someday when he de. serves it. But the only way I'll give him $300 000 this year is if he can make that cute blond b;u,. curl without going to a hairdresser to get a permanent. .. Latlettr Tops NHL Balleti•g Gaty t.aneur led aJI playe~ the final balloting among fans for the National Hockey ~ LeHgue all-stars and will be jolned by Montreal # teammates I.any RobiAsoa and S&eve 811.U in the starting lineup against the Soviet natlonal team Feb. ............ ~." CAREW ••• Keo Laodreawc. infielder Dave Chalk and the Twins' choice of pitchers Ken Brett or Dyar Miller. Minnesota, however, has asked for rookie third baseman Carney La.naford, wbo hit .294 in bis ftrSt season. . ''Tile Yankees have every right to want Carew. but they should wail their turn like we did," Bavaal said afte.r bel.ng lnformed of Stein· · breooer'a comment.. "You 'didn't bear ua pop- ping lift about the San Francisco offer." • Bavaal aaya be is under no specific time limit to complete a deal or give way to the Yankees, but be obviously doesn't want to drag it out "We've set our own time limit," the geMral manager said. "H the Twins are out or sight we may as well forget it right now." Phoenix Tourney Off Again PHOENIX <AP > -Further rains forced another postponement in the Phoenix Open golf tourney today and prompted officials to cut the tournament from 72 to S4 6oles. The first round is now set for Saturday with the concluding round Monday. With the reduction to three rounas, the $250,000 purse will be cut by 25 percent to $187,000. I t-lO-ll .•• ,_ Wftllllll broke a acorea..a Ue with h1a 25th IOal ot the Muon early in the aeeond period. and .roaUe Gem 0..Yen IOt hit ftrat t hutout of the season as tM ..._ llndM downed tbe St. LoWa BJu.. 4.0, Tltun· dl)' ldabt ....... llrtdpaM ICONd wtt.b 1' aeeoadl '81\ ln tbe same to Wt I.bl Pblladelpbla n,.n to • 4-4 tle with the 8uffaloa.tn - ~-.rr ..... ,.._.. ... r C•••rae' Cateber llete Y•.,•l'• wbo aJwnpfd to a Ill clrMl'•low .181 batt1nC aver.,e ln 1978, has •• a four.year contract •xteadlna tbroulb 1~ U.. LcM An1elH Dod1er1 announced .......,.., . -. -. Mlanta-Brav• OWMt' ~rMr says he hu no lntedioD ot alvlna in to the salary demands of Na· Uoul Le-.ue rookie ot tbe year llolt Honer. Tbe 21-year- old Ualrd baMman la reportedly aaldnl ror a three-year cootract ot about '300.0CIO a year ..• Second baseman WWle lndt'lll bu aareed to tert»S on a five-year ex- tension ot b1a contract with the New York Yankees ... Tlwo Detrott bullDl!llmea confirmed they are workiDC on a deal that could lnvoJvl them tn the purcbue of-the Baltimore Orio&el •. ~.The Chlcaao Cube drew more than 1.5 m1Woo fam lut aeaaon but tbe franebise lost $58,558, aecordina to a recent letter from club owner Wllllam WrtCle1. tt'rlCen •-•r Pacerrao. Plclce•• .Joe ...... ol Penn State and Bob Picket& or EiJ the University of Massachusetts have won the • • > Eastern Coach of the Vear awards 1iven annually • by the Football Writers Assn. of New York. Paterno led Penn State to an U-Oregularseason record whUe Pickett guided Mauacbusett. to a 9-4 slate and a lffOnd· place finllb in the NCAA Dlviaon 1 playoffs ... All-American Bruce <Jark. one ol two stalwart Fenn State defensive tackles. was the surprise winner ot tbe ninth annual Vince Lombardi Award as the nation's outstanilina collegiate lineman of 1978. Oklahoma's Gres &oberta. an offensive guard who alrndy has received the Outland Tropby, was lhe favorite to win the Lombardi honor ... Head football Coach Bob Tyler says-he ''~FtiJll•:fi~ j will not step down as coach nor athletic director ror Mississippi State Univers\ty. and was scheOuled to meet wilh universi- ty president James McComu today to discuss Tyler 's future at the school. OTUE.ll SPORTS -Newly-acquired forward Leoaard "Truck" BoblalOll led a Phoenix comeback Thursday nlgbt that enabled the Suns to whip the Detroit Pistons. 97-87, and snap a four-game National 8asketbaU Assn. los- ing streak . . . The Boston Celtics filled an open spot on their roster by signing rookie swingman Frankie Sanders . . . Five VirR}nJa Tech football players were arrested Thursday night and charged with assault and battery in the alleged beating or three student!l . . . Swedish ace Bjorn Borg was named as the first-ever "World Tennis Champion" by the lnternatJonaJ TeMis Federation. The ta· lie. for the 1978season, is to be awarded aMually. -r~_.. RADIO: Basketball -Houston at the Lakers. 7:50 p.m .• KLAC (570). TV: Horse Racing -Today's races from Santa Anita Race Track. 7:50 p.m ., Channel 52. A1dlV, Jllnuery 19. 1979 DAILY PILOT 84 ,Bruins Shoeked AriaJna Beata UCU From AP Dllpetdlea The UCLA Bruins might forget Jobn Smith'• all-loo· common name before too Iona but it probably will be a long time before they forget the uncommon poi nt he made Thursday niibt. Jt ,,.. Smith's one ana only point and came on the second ol two free throws with six secondl left. living the Arizona Wildcats a 70-88 upset victory over UCLA. the naUoo's third-ranked coueae basketball team. Smith's rree throw that did UCLA in capped a see-saw Pac trlc-10 clash in which Arizona ran ocr 11 consecutive point. to take a 36-31 lead and then saw a 67-60 lead tum into a 69.67 deficit. "It was .to-or-die ," said Smith. a 6-4 sophomore from San Francisco. "It's been my dream -my biggest dream ever. l always watched UCLA when l was in Junior high and in high school. UCLA was THE team. I always dreamed about beating them. but I never though~ I'd be the one to do il. .. Following Smith's. game··: winning free throw. which blt the front rlm and dropped • thro\IJh. UCLA's Da vid Greenwood, who committed the coetly peraona1 rout, m1aled a jump shot wilb two aeeondl left. "I swore the baJI WU le to gt> Jn," lleuid. "IC-felt · . I was ln shock when it di 't ao in." UCLA trailed by seven polJU late In-the game but ran olf nine straight to take the lead ...-r· on a layup by Greenwood. But Joe Nehls hit a '°"' Jumper from the comer to Ue the game with t :se left. Arizona got the ball again, and used two Umeouts to bring the clock down .to 30 seconds, when the play to Smith begaQ. UQ.A C6tl Al'-Oii G<MnWOOd ., ~ ~ Hewt_.,. , .: ~ v.-...... 1 w • Belobt•yclt< 1 0.0 • """"'" O H O Oemlc • 2-3 20 Hoflat'd i 7 i 11 Brown Ii J.J 1• 1<amt1ton t r.r 19 1>1e111, • H '" Sim• 1 1·1 t 5"'1111 0 l.J I WllkU I 1 1 4 ~tno I 1·2 • H""'ll• OH 0 TOl•I• •2 11 22 t• Tolalt lO ~It tO H•lllime Atl-4A •: Tot•• toul\: UCL.A n, ArilOM "· Fovled ov1·· "'••ll1orne IA,,ton•I; Tetllntt••· Z11110 . IArttone l. Allenellft<•· 1•,600 lttll. Edge Sun Devils . Trojans Hold On TEMPE. A ru . CAP > - Southern Calilornia junior guard Don Carfmo tallied 19 points and turnovers were a key factor as the Trojans scored a 69·65 Pacific-10 Conference basketball victory over host Arizona State Thursday night. Carfino; who came into the game with an 8.3 per game scor· ing average, hit on seven of tus 14 s hots from the field. Purvis Miller and Maurice Williams added 17 and to points. respec· ti•ely. for the Tro)ans. "We were just too wild. • said , ASU Coach Ned Wulk. whose team bad 16 tW'OOvers in the first half.and 23 foe the game. "We gave the TroJans far too many opportunities to score. I don 'l know il our guys were too hyped up or what. But whatever it was. we weren't concentrating enouah. Once turnovers start. they're sort of contagious." USC's Coach Bob Boyd agreed., · "They looked hesitant. ASU is a talented team with talented in· dividuaJs. But I think the final score was more indicative than the three quarter· mark unless you think we 're 22 points bet· ter," Boyd said. Tony 1.eno led ASU in scoring with 18 points. Alton Lister had 14 and Greg Goorjian 12 for the Sun Devils. - UK !Ml Ari_ ..... 16'1 Broo-\ Miiier ROOtnM>n JOfllf\ C»r'tlf'O Arnold Witham\ Rat-0¥•Ch Sm11t1 WIO\ti.tdl ...... ..". 1 U s 1<11cl>artll' 0 0-1 O 1 >-S It ZeM 1 .,. lij 1 0-1 • Ll"er t 0-0 14 ' H ' ~lien s M n P?t 1• t..,+tr I M • 0 0-0 0 Oev1\ 0 0-0 0 ) 0-1 10 Le•er 0 0-0 D 0 0-0 0 JO~liW I I·? J 0 0-0 0 Wllllem~ 3 D-1 • 2 3-S 1 N~ 2 0-0 • NlmptllUS I 0-0 1 ~~~ft~: ~s'i:.z't'. Toleh !' 11·1' •) Toi .. foub. USC '12. ArltoN State 21; FoulfCI out; R~ (USCI. Attendetl(e· 10,m. When all is said and dQne. we BMW dealers realize that an-expensive car 1s ~nly as good as the service behind it. . So. after we've shown you through our showroom. we'll take you through our servic(3 department. . Not only will you see the very newest compu tenzed equipment. but also mechanics who-on a regular. yearly basis-are required to attend a technical training program so com- plete, so innovative. 1t is unsurpassed 1n the automotive business. If you're interested 1n a BMW. we'll be happy to arrange a tour of our dealership be fore-or after-a thorough test drive .. . 4 -6 20 3-6 4 ' . f ' ' r I • • r • ' J , ' . ~ ' . ·' -~LYPILOT GWCGets Chaffey Tourney -~w.y~o The Cbalfey Coll re basket baU ~ .. a.MuaJI lwtd lD Oecembtt anu ~ideNd by many u ooe ot the mM\ Pf'l"· au,iom lD Callfomla. has btto &ermlna&ed al Cha/fey becau.w of ftDMCta.l problems and pcc:ted U.P by GolditO West Tbe clauk. wh.kb c I bn•lfd Ill 38lb annlvmiary lhia pasl 1eaaon. wu canct"lled by t.hc C haffey Collta• board of t.ruatees wt ~ k ''The maJn n!uon 1s finan- cial." aaJd a apo« wonu o '°' Barney Newtee. the scbool 's ath_letlc di~tor nd toununnent chairman for °"' pa l l•'O dt. cadet. .. WE SIMPLY la&t mone)," stw contim.M.'<I "We couJdn 't al ford to keep having It iio on." Traditionally, the 16 team tourney lure<t many scouts and coaches from fOW'·year schools a nd unJversllies to view the talent. Goldftl West, a participant the past eight years. fs going to try to pick up the program where Chaffey left off. ··we've sent letters to all 18 t.eams that participated in thta yea r 's to urname n t ," aaid Rustler Coach Jim Greenfield. "WE'RE NOT SURE we can keep it at the same level, but we're going to try. We can pro- bably get some local sponsors to help and I think our locaUon Is more ideally suited for most or the schools. "There's not much going on that time of the year so we should be able to make some _ money." Greenfield indicated that the same 16.team format will re- main. "I think it makes for a belt.er tournament. There's more doubt as to who the wiMer might be. plus It gives teams a chance to see more or other teams ... Top Dragsters Meet at OCIR The Superbowl of Drag Racing will kick off the 1979 season at Orange County International Raceway Saturday night with eight of the top names in funny car competition vying for top bonon. , World c hampion D o n Prudhomme will lace a field that includes Raymond Beadle a nd his Blue Max from Dallas; U .S. national champion Tom "Mongoose" McEwen of f'oun· tain Valley; and track champion Lil' John Lombardo or Shennj.Ul Oaks.· Gates open for qualifying at 11 Saturday with the first round of . funny car combat at 7. General admission is $5.95 for adults. S2.95 for childrc-n under l2. ... . IMN•M'..t/We Lent's· Choice ·No Surprise It came u no •urerllt to the Junior HlklM. football community *""' Don Lent ~ hll mfcnaUon u Mad CC*b at~ rttenUy. 11wl tm football aeuon waa nned wttb ooth1nl but frua(nUona and amdellel for the nve.year Cypress men· tor . Tbe IK'bel and pa!na of • 1·9 camp,alp, U.. worst in lhe ICbool '1 )a.t.toey Wert cte,bed dHPly Wllhla Im face dur1a• the Muon. ~t bffame to .,aniuncl in fact. that Leot ltopped •well'lna at the weMJy coacnet dinner. (t wu l)Nawned he r&n out ol exc\&MI for blt team's performancft. A P90VD IHOIVlDVAJ.., ~l reluled to polnt out one partJcular reuoa for deO&rtlnc hla poet. Instead, be of· rered many a.not.her job within the athleUt department; 1\tfo lX: l~k of a cooa1atent coachina ataff; and, maybe, Lhe realluUon ot lt btln& the proJ>er time to quit. • f kMw I had to make ll ~isk>n before lbe season started." aid Lent, who compiled a 17·32·1 reeord during bis tf'nure at Cypress . "I was told by the administra· • • lion llu&t either I retaln the post of head football coach or head ol t.he PE Division." Lent chums the selection was ~tmple. "I wanted to see if I couJd do without It <coaching ), .. be said. "The other Job is a aood iob and I've been coaching football tQr 25 years now and been In It for 33. That's a long time. "I DON'T FEEL THE EF· FECT of what I've d one ye t because it's recruiting time. The LENT real trial comes when the season starts." Llke most athletes and coaches who leave the game. the one aspect Lent does miss i.s ihe camaraderie with the players. "I lllds the rela tionship with mr players. We had some good people on this year's t.eam. found it hard when I left Rewport <Harbor l, too." Lent <k>esn 't feel tbe l\ew coach will enter with any kind of handicap toward the upcoming season. Ar. a matter of fact. be feela the new man will be in pnltty good shape somewhat. .. IT WASN'T A PROBLEM that I didn't feel we couldn't win. We bad more than 40 freshmen this year, and I changed our pre·season totally to give lbe lads a chance .... !.? 1!,in a few. With our other schedule <Orange Coast, ;:)8(1Qleback, Santa An.a, Cerritos l we may have been in over our beads." NaturaJJyrnole.v~r}'lhlng will be peaches and cream for the ne w bead man. He will still havetooollecta staffwith"COn·-- tlnuity that wants to work for free. and he 'll also have the added burden of cons tantly having an ax over bis head with talks of a consolidation with Fullerton becoming stronger and stronger. "8taffing wiU be a problem because it's hard to get good coaches a nd keep them around because there is no pay," says Lent. "It's become so bad, in fact. that we have to hire my replacement from within our district-either Cypress or Fullerton." IT'S ONE OF HAL SUEaBECK'S· ass istants at fi'ullerton who is rumored to have the inside track for the job. Of oourse, if that occurs, il will probably bring tbe two schools jUst ~t much c~ to a meraer. .. 1 agree there's more Job security in what I've chosen than .mt I'm leav\DI," admlll Lent. "But that didn't play as m·ucb a part as you m12bt tblnk it would. Heck. if they can't fmd a reolacement f still miiht be forced back into taking tbe job~ r. Lent will ~perfectly happy though in leaving things as they are. "II I hadn't. been a coach for 25 years I don't know if I would have made the decision I did. Every move is an·ex· perience and community college is a good level of football. It was a good experlence all together for me. "I may have made a mistake in chooslng this position, but I won't know that for another year." Marina, NH Girls Win Marina High.is still the team to beat for the Sunset League gir1a' ba.sketball championship but the Vi.kings ' main compeli· tion may come from an unex· peeled eource-Newport Harbor. WbUe Karina was disposing of Westmlmter, 65-32. Thursday, upstart Newport Harbor was up- setting two-time defending CIF c hampion Huntington Beach, 46·..0. Jean Wol{e scored 20 and Marilyn Horn 15 for Newport Harbor, which won the game with a 18-6 blitz in the second quarter. 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I ' WRESTUNG I BA8KETBAU.. / TENNl8 IN COMMAND Estancia High's Jim Flynn <right) controls match against E1 Toro wrestler Duncan Taylor in the 129- IMlfy ~ ,......~ ~Wjg O'o.-lf pound division Thursday. F1ynn posted a 4-3 victory. but El Toro -surged to a 33-21 triumph in the Sea View League match. DAH.V PtLOT Tars, Huntington Play 14'1 the 87th Mee~ Be~n tM Tiro Rim& 8UMet ~ title ~ult Huattncton BMcb ud Newport Harbor. wlnnen ln tbelr ftrlt. leape buketball -.... Wed-ne 1day, ela1h tonl1kt at Newport' Harbor Hl•b In the .: SuDlel .... ot Ule-t. unbeatebl who collide t.onilbt blclude Colt.a M.eu at CorOaa del Mar in tbe Sea View Leap and Dau Hllll llt San Clemente la the Soutb Coat Leape. 1lpoff1 are at 8. Dana HlUa. M for tbe aeuon wtt.b M M1ke Samuels the lead· ln1 force. vialta rlval San Cle1DeDte. wber~ the Triton& .n,..,..to aJow CM '8&D8 down J.o 1 crawl. l!Ll&W&eal! ln the Sumet. Oraqe County's No. 1 team, MartU.i vllill Westml.nlter, a team wblcb baa not won a Sunset Leap 1ame aince 1'18 covertaa a· spai\ ol 21 games. ·Allo. Yountain Valley invedes Edlaon, where both are figbting for survtval after opentaa round loa ... F.dilon OUlbed Marina in· to overtime before faJUnc. •sa. Other Sea View Leque en· counten 1nelude Eatanela at tJnlvenlty and lrvlne at El Miiiion = 11 at Lapna Beach ln Coul action; Loara lnvadea Ocean View wbere U. Seahawkl, 1-0 lD Em· Dlre Le.,ue play, await:__~ Bilbol> Amat ls at Mater JJe1 ln Anceft11 Leaaue play at 7:30. At ~ Harbor the Olien will be trytna to enbaDce a 10L iame wtnninC ttreak, the toneett auch wlnnin1 streak for the tradlllon-rich Olien aln~ the 7J. 74 team won ill fint 10 1ames ,.,.... P.,,e 84 of the aeuon. · NEWPO&T e.uaoa '8 abart>- ~YES SPEAKS OUT. • • s booting Jon Swee k and is writing, vilitinc friends and play maker Brian Freeman are spending a Utile Ume at a country up againat an Oller quintet cablnhebuiltlOUtholColwnbus. wblcb features the sbooti~ of Hayes. a student of military Curt Wootm and Jim Eldria,e, ht d J aloq wttb the playmaklna of s tory. rew an ana ogy Rico 'lbompeon. between the UnJt.ed Statft' war rt ls 8 resumption of a basket· record and that of/a football ball rivalry that 1oea back to team. 1931, which the OUers lead with He said football teams should 52 victories aga.imt 34 losses. be Judl(ect by whether they are Among the Oilers' to.game improving. not solely by the winnlag streak this seuoo ls a record. in •ports, Judte Kenneaaw Mount.aln Luella, the fonner comm•Mloner ol bueball. He aaW Land1I wu ·•a ·mean old 508 and honest to the core . . . u honorU.e u honorable could be. He waa a mean old guy. but you have to have s;>:eOPle" like him running the show, • Estancia Tumbles Sorf t0Vie In Marina 'lilt 78· 7=-ment victory over He said the United Slates was tbeCosta Mesa. with wins over 8·1-1 in wars. but had Ued and Newport Harbor and Sea View lost its last two -the Korean foe University, invade Corona and Vietnam conflicts. He said del Mar with Chris Beasley the that Russia had a t-4 war HA YF.S, NOTED for his iron· fisted rule of his Ohio Slate foot- ball empire. said rules mu,,t be set and eeforced. However. he said, a penon 'a rules must' have a purpo&e "other than Juat being boss." ThecautomiaSurlwiU major threat-against a Sea *ing recm:~..::ln. their jaat five wars, Ruden in.Action be at Marina High Mon· team that has racked up a 12· l they've won one. but they won the day. Jan. 29 to compete overall record. last one... The Golden Wes t College against a collection of "' bas ketball team will try tc El Toro Wrestlers Built Early Lead By l\OGER CAllLSON Ot Ille o.ily l'i.191 SUH Estancia High 's Eagles won t.he prestige. bouts Thursday night, but El Toro's quick-starting Cba,rgers jumped to a 13-0 lead and shocked the Eagles with pins in tbe 161-pound and 193·pound c.ategories ·in capturing a 33-21 Sea View ~gue wrestling decision at Estancia. The victory virtually assures the. Chargers of the league championship. "THEY STAYED OFF their backs. and we dido 't and that was the match," summarized D tancia Coach Jim Warren. ··we thought we could win by a pin at 167, but they pinned us.. Tho.s.e trungs happen. We didn't get the six p<>ints for a pin, they did and t.hat meant 12 poihls. · Down by a 19· lS count. Estancia's Greg Pearce took a 2-0 lead, but in tile second period he suffered a reversal. then we.s pinned by El Toro's Kaven Hannam and t.he upset was in tbe making with a 25-15 bulge THE NIGHT'S PREMIER match between ~pounders Jim Flynn of bi.ncla and Duncan Taylor of El Toro was as close and well fought as billed. Flynn, the only Estancia wmrtler ln the first to matches not to Call behind by a 2-0 count, jumped to a 4-0 lead, then held on for a 4-3 de· clsion. rn another key match Estancla's Ed Lowery cam e Crom behind to Ue it at 4-4, went up M with a quick reverse and pinned Keit.h Beres with two seconds left in the second period. Meanwhile in the Sunset League. Fountain Valley's championship aspirations took a battering aa EdWon took a 31-24 deeisk>n on the 'Winner's mat. Fountain Valley had an tl-0 lead and wH still up by a 2.4-13 margin before Edison's Tom Davidson, ~ve Curtiss. Harry Clark and Dan Kerins turned the Harons lDltcle out. Davidson edged his op$ by a 2·1 count, Curtiss and Clark came h with pins and Kerins won by forfeit to Fountain Valley home on a sour note. Stuart ·()usted ~ .. . By Margolin From AP Dl"9klaes HOUSTON -Bettyann Stuart or Newport Beach was knocked out of a shot at the quarter finals by Stacy Margolin, 6-2, 6-7, 6-2. in Thursday's second round action o( a women's pro tennis tourna· menthere. Stuart, who upset Betty Stove in the first round, emerged from a string or service breaks· to notch a second-set victory over Mar10Un But Stuart puJled a stomach muscle early In ttle third set and Margolin won five straight gameS\ to cam a match today against fitlh·seeded Dianne Fromholtz. Top-seeded Martina Navratl.ova also ad· vanced Thursday. rallying for a 7-5, 6-3 victory over Martse Kruger . Tour newcomer Kath~ Jordan stopped MimJ Jausovec. 6-1, 6·2 and Rosie Casals easUy downed Kathy Latham. 6·3. 6-2. Tbird·seeded Wendy Tl,lrnbull also advanced. stopping Terry Holladay, 6-1. 6-4. Ta.teer, 6or.•11 Ad1'••re TOWSON. Md. -Roscoe Tanner. and Tom ' Gorman scored second-round victories Thursday night and moved into the quatlerflnals of the Grand Prix Cluaic. Unseeded Andrew Patf'lson and Marty Riessen, bo1h of whom eiJminated seeded oppo. neots earlier. altlO advanced. · Tamer, the f'w'd·servinl left·ba.qder wbo wu ranked No. 11 tn the world, served nine aces while ousting Bruce MaNJOn, 6-3, l ·l. Gorman dropped the flrst set In a 7·1 Ue breaker before rallying to def eat Anand Amrilraj or India 6-1, 6·1. 6-3 .• Pailbo'.i also required three sets to defeat Jaime F\IJol of Chile, a.a, 1-a. S..3, and Rl41MD dla· posed ot Erik van Dillen, M , M . SCeeld .. IJpMU hellrlefl BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -Dick 8'oclrtoD UPHl 111\b·teedld Brian Gottfried, 7"9 2•. W to adYanee to tbe quarwftMlt of &M Birmllllbam Intern•· Uonal Indoor ToumalQIDl~. ln an earlier aQatoh, BUiter lloUram defeated Gene Mayer, 1-1, 8'.-4, and Dldle Otta belted Pat ·duPre ........ T, ..... -.__ ....... T.,,,.18 •e•••Nf PASADENA -Elibtb 111Llld 1'aroe Walab, the oalJ leeded play•r aUll allvt .n a women'• ~.a= Plua -r..ll auti.advwecl '° UM Tbunda1 wttb a ~1. 1 .. Ylatory over lkl>aaiel. · · •1T-sa.•-1att Marina High and youth CORONA DEL MAR ban.ks on HAYES EXrRESSED con· strength~ its position in the "-.('~"· 1u 1 a.c. l'u11er coaches in an indoor soc· the play or Dave l(oehler. Cbns cern about out-0£·state coaches Southern Oal Conference stllfld, iCM. Johnston and Shawn Abeam for invading otuo "hke leeehes'' to in gs tonight 17: 30 1 as the :~=~~e11'T~~~~t.-v cer game, starting at 8 most of its firepower. and is sur-recruit football players and said RustJers host Santa Monica CC. I oo. p .m . lntbeboys'gym . ely a ware of Costa Mesa's th .l..llit r f h" The Rustlers ure curre ti 2 ~ m-h11rce tbt1ci.c . .,.__, 1.1. A halfhourolskUls and f; rt -w1nnin th .t . . e poss1uo y o som e o 1s as-... n Y ·~ '"-f''""' 1e..uc1ec. r..,iot.,.~. techniq""" demonstra-o e 1$ . e one a J.SO t siJtants losing their job under in conference play. a half-game 1.u Sllol,,.., 1er1 ci.c. °"911• .... suppoeedtowm. new Coach Earle Bruce "just behind second place L.4 !;-£. ~ tEsi> plMed e.t.. tions by Surf players will In ec.ta Mesa's J.17 campaign makes me sick." Southwest. Sant.a Monica. unOO. n•. procede two 30-minute a year a~1 one of the victories .-first.year head coach J ohn n;~T'111~~~·,":!~~~. halvea ol indoor aoccer WU over tne Sea Kings, South Among his heroes, Hayes list-McMullen, enters the game with Ami~ 1w. ution. Cout League champions. · ed Gen. George C. Patton and. a 1·2 conference record. m~-i 1n1 '*"*' Pe¥<• ------------=--------------------------------------J:n . I 11-t.o'1!M> IEil I OK. 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Hwt-Pr-IN I de<. 51\AckletorCI 11.0 Gauchos Add Trio Saddleback Colle6e basketball coach ·Bill Mulliaan will ha ve three new fe~ on his roster next week. · Besides highly - talented Kevin Magee, a 8·8, 240·pound cente r transfer from the University of Houston. the Gauchos will a lso have M William Stoval. a 24-year-old swtngman from Vl.rglnla whO bas spent the put few years in the Navy, and ErnJe Halld le~. a 5-8 floor leader from Compton . High wbo, accordln.I to M ullipn. hu a lof of qwclmeal. 10th Game Gets Approval NORWALK -Hlf h 1cbool1 in the C F Soutbem Section will be able to expand tbelr football scbedulea trom nine to to tamee next MUOll. Repr•autiftl trom =iDCIF~ ......... =:-aot• =:::r ... .= to expand tbetr 'nlHdule. Tb• vole = .. 11. wt.th "" ............ _ THE NEW 1'179 TOYOTA SR-5 LONG BED SPORT TRUCK. NEW INTERIOR COMFORT: NEW SMOOTHER FRONT SUSPENSION . ..---ITS THE TRUCK THAT OOESN'T RIDE LIKE A TRUCK.--- New. lull vmyt panels With armrests on each door Power assisted tront dtsc brakes lhis new 1979 Toyota SR-5 Long Bed rs 1us1 one of six tough ToVQta trucks. Check one out and you11 see v.tfo/ we say.it's more than your next truck. It's your next car. ...,....,.,..,_.. •f'9 -r •• Totally redesigned interior All 1J1nyf. lully padded dash for a car·hke look ano feel . .. tnpmetcr More sound-deadening 1nsufdt1on bet'l•nd lhe firewall 2 2 hter overhead cam engine This hi·rorque power plant has power enough for even the 9iiii~~~ IO<Jgll (JbS \ New. so1ter-nd1ng torstOO bar front svspension. ... .-:~M•-..J."·--....... --........ ~----~--~------~~--...... ~~ ,,..,....._ 0£VILISH PRESS -USC's George Ratkovich tries to elude the full-court pres- sure of Arizona State's Greg GoorJian, former Crescenta Valley High star. Southern Cal Thursday pulled out the Pac-10 Conference contest, 69-65, in Tempe Thursday night. See story, Page 85.' Titans Trim FreSno St. Long. Beach Dealt 95-84 Seiback Cawtn Roberts, scored 17 points and puned down eight rebounds Thursday n lgbl 'as · Cal State Fullerton remained unbeate n ht' Pacific Cout 'Athletic · AssociaUon basketball action wtth a 65·57 victory over visiting Fresno'State . Kevin Heenan added 14 points for the Titans, who are now 3-0 in PCAA play and 12·3 overall. Mike Llnden was also ln double figures for Fullerton with 10 points. Dan J>agiloUi paced rnsno State, which dropped to 1·3 In league action and 7·10 overall , with 16 points and six assists. Bobby Davis added 12 points for the Bulldogs. The game was close all the -way. Fullerton held a 28·27 ad~~e at the intermission. The Titans were in control throughout but were unable to break the game open. lltalt St.., 95-84 LOGAN. Utah -Utah Slat.e's Dean Runger and Brian Jackson combined for 46 potnts to pace the Aggies to a 95-84 victory o.ver Long Beach State m a PCAA ga me Thursday night. Hunger Jed all acoren with U points· and he a1ao grabbed 12 re· bound5, While Jackson bad 22 points. Top storen for Lona Beach were Ri cky Wllllama with 2Q points and Cr aig Hodges with 16. · They probably have the best 10 playen in the country." . Six members of the Irish, .led by sophomore Orlando Woolridae's 18 points, flnlshed In double figures. Rieb Branning, a former Marina High stAr, and Tracy Jackson scored 14 apiece. · ,,.,....,_•Jc 14 MADlSON, Wis. -Guard Mark Smith scored lS points. and foudh· ratrlrecr1Uinois survived a -career- high 2s,ro1nt production from Wisconsin s Larry Petty Thursday to take an 81·74 Big Ten eonterence vie· tory over the Badgers. The llllni, UH,.twice built 12-pc>lnt leacb in the second ball. Rob Judlon and Derek Holcomb 1andwicbed field goals around a Nell Bresnahan free throw to halt a Wiaeonain comeback and malre it~ with 2~17 left .. ......... 8 •• 82-58 EAST ~SING, Mich. :-.Earvin Johnson. the kex to Michigan State'• up-and-down fortunes all season. scored 20 points ii\ the second half Thursday night as the sixth-ranked Spartans 1tonned from · behind to down Indiana 82-56 in Big Ten play. Johnson 881 out all but six minutes of the first ball after picking up three foul• early. * Coll1ge MP ' P~lfk'4.UCIMM5' .,,,_ 1Q. VCl.A .. C.I S.... FlllleftOll 6'$, I",_ SI. n UC·S6ftle fl«Mte 7', S.., J-Sl•te 76 UI ... St tS. LOftO BMch St. .. Hew Xealco ~ Color.-SI. 7• Ntw•-.JcoSt M,0t-.1s 0<990nf~l\•l,l-Colleoa~ "°'11....:I '°·Alt Forc.11 use"·,.,,_ s1 u S. Gob--ll. Wtiterft SL U n .. , El•P•IO 11. W>tomlno .. W••-PIK. ,,, Whitman" ~ WUl\lllQIOft 111, Ot900fl 70 WuhlnQ(on st. P . Oteooi-Sf. 61 a An Cenl\111'1 .,_ kr..,.on 17 lone 10, St.~'· NJ .. Lefe"9fi.60. 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Giiiy ........ of ...... -........ witb uebonian at u. ~-IU1·bJ·p&a, an· ...... at tbe • 1 .. tbe IDOlt pnl• tlliom _...,,,,... ln bul\Deta. ~ 1a9d ....... eplCUlatioa tbroqbout u... leUOft that Don Oil.I~. eacutive producer ol NBC Spoda, 1'DUld ~ Oowd1 iii favor ot Dick ~or U......., Bowl 111lp~t. But ObJmeyer elected to ao Wttb Gowdy and uae Bnbtra u ·•oo.t" tor the o~erall 9upel' Bowl lbow. ''1'e whale t.bouiht procea wu that n have two No. l teams. Gowdx and Job.D Brodie and En· ber1 and Metlln Oleen, • 18)'1 Oblmeyer. "It'• only rt&llt to ba'Ve all ol them involved with the Super Bowl. l bave had loog dljeUIDons with Curt. He l1 laleretted ln cutting baek on bl• schedule. 1J' SP<JlrlS He's a-on tbe 10 for a loqtime. . "NUT YEAR HE MAY be doing only about bait al many events as In the put. Tb1s may be hls last Super Bowl. There will be many more Super Bowla ahead for Enberg. It juat seemed like the riaht tblDg to do ... Gowdy wu like a duck out of water u "host" for the World Series. HilJ role was not clearly de· fined and both be and Ohhneyer admit it didn't work W!f'Y well. "[enjoy dolng play-by-play," says Gowdy. "I could be a good host but l'm baalcally a play·b)'· play JU)'._1bat'1 what I do beet." Gowdy, wbiO la ~. says be has been thinking about cutting back on his schedule for some lime, and resenta critics who says NBC is forcine him out. '"ftlEY SAY 'GOWDY la washed up.' They say the network ll phasing me out. But they never ask me about it and they don't talk to the network. Thal'• nomeoae. Jt'a my declaion. I don't want to be out there poundina aw~ weeks a year like I have been dolna-My wife 't want to lit home alon=all ear anymore." '1 aeml-retirement will be like a normal aebedale or other people. He wl11 continue to do a full HMOO ot football for NBC and bolt ''The American Sportsman" for ABC. He will do 10me otheT events for NBC. lncludlna an occaaloaal aee· ment ol ''SportaWorld" and bu been promiled a ·meaninaful role at the Moscow Olympics. "N8C bu been good to me." says Gowdr,. ''Oblmeyer told me to pick out what I want to do. · HE ALSO OWNS five rac:IJo stations and plans to •get more involved with lbe management or each. -As for the Super Bowl, Gowdy is more than Te· ady to roll. "The big games are easier to do." he says, .. and I think I do a better job on the big events. You're up more and you ride along with the emotions of the event. I love doing the big ones." Gowdy, aJoog with every other play-by-play announcer in the bu.sl.nesa, has been critklzed for one thing ot another . But he does have bis strengths chief among them his' understanding that p;;pie tune· in to watch the game, not listen to the announcers. He ta.lb more ·than most play·bY·"')y men. 1Upplnc in an endless •ul>Plr of Information in between plays, but he doela't distract hll au· d.ience. He l'fl>Ons on tbe game. He etves you the nee~ b&slcs that others so~mes forget - the down and the yardage, the Ume lett. ~ . . . ... HI! 18 AT IDS BEST when the game is dull became be has a knack of focusing on this angle or that player. rmdin g a sort or story line"that boldl t he interest or hJs audience. • .............. ft' aAOIO B•atb&U -USC at Texas, 12:30 p.m., KFI (MO>; UCLA at ArtllOna State. I :• p.m .. KllPC (710>: Laea 8e11eh State al San JOH Slate,. 7:15 p.m .• KJl'OX CllS.5 FM >; Detlvlt w. At.b.let.ea in Ac· Uon-et Apebefm. IJ>.m., KYllS <IOI nu. ffoc:ay -Toromo at tbe Klnp, 7: 50 p.m., KJUA UUO>. TSL&VUJION t :IO a.m. (t) -TENNIS -Jobn McEnroe vs . ltie Nlll&Ue in a WCI' Cha.lkeae Cup matcb, taped at Iii~ SQ. Jamaica. 11 a.m. (22) - -NHL HOCKEY -JOlned in pt0gre11. ButfaJo Sabres va. Bruinl at Boeton. 12:30 p.m. (4 > -COLLEGE M8&£TBALL - The USC Tro)ans meet the Teus Loncboma at Auatin. Texu. t p.m. <22> -Pao SOCCEa. 2:30 p.m. "> -OOu.EOE MSKETBALL - The Oregon State Beaven vs. the Waahlnit.on Huakles in a Pac· 10 game al Seattle. 3 p.m. <2> -GOLF -Action In the Phoenix Open toll toumtmeot. 3:30 p.m. (7) -Pao BOWLING -The Ford Open, taped at Alameda. 4 p.m. C2> -SPO&T88PECl'Act.JLAa -Min· nesota Fats and Bruce Chrtstopber aquare off in a Money Players Pool Shoot Out, taped at Las Vegas. Also: boxing comer with Tim Ryan and part three of the Hollywood stunt competition. 5 p.m. (7) -WIDE WO&LD OF SPOaTS -:- The U.S. Grand Prix motocross motorcycle cham· pionabip, taped. Also, world figure skating cham· piona in an exhibition at Ottawa, Canada. (28 > - P&O SOCCER. (52 > -BOXING. 7:30p.m. (52) -TODAYATSAN'l'AANITA. 10 p.m . <S> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL - UCLA met Arizona State In a game played earlier tonight at Tempe, Ariz. 11 :30 p.m. <4> -TRACK AND nJ;LD -The U.S. Olympic invitational, taped at New York. -s ... ~ lladlo, Tl' RADIO Football -Dallas Cowbo1s meet the Pit· tsburgb Steelers ln Super Bowl XIII al Miami, 1 p.m ., KNX 0070). Basketball -Pacific Universi· ty at Fullerton. 5 p.m ., KWRM (1370 >; Golden State at Los Angeles Lakers, 6:50 p.m., KLAC (570 ). TELEVlSION · 9 a.m. 12 > -NBA BASKETBALL -The Philadelphia 76ers meet the Celtics in Bostoo. 9:30 a.m. «• l -SPOllTSWO.LD -A ~view of the W18 NFL season, ·a profile or David "Sonny" Werblln and updates from Miami on Super Bowl XIII. tt a.m. <2> -GOLF -Third round play In the Phoenix Open golf tournament. (4 l -SUPER SUNDAY--Dick Enber& hosts this two-nour pre· g.ame show that includes scouting reports on the Steelen and Cowboys. l p.m. <4 > -SUPER BOWL XIII -The Pil· · tsbutgh Steelers meet the defending champion Dallas ~bo)'S in Super Bowl XJU at Miami. (7) -THE ISTIIE NFL 2 p .m. <52> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Long Beach State 49ers vs. the San J~ State Spartans, taped Saturday. 5 p.rn. <7> -SUPERSTARS -Top stars rrom baseball compete in th.is week's sbow. taped at Freeport. the Bahamas. <52> -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -Tho Cal State Fullerton Titans host the Pacific Tigers in a PCAA game. 7:30p.m. <52> -TODAY AT SANTA ANITA. CTbe Daily Pilot. is oot reepooalble for late claanges.> The victory gives USU a 3-1 COD· ference record and a season mark of 10·5. Loog Beach is 1·2 in tbe•PCAA and 9-0 overall. ................ 2-1•. SEA'M'LE-Washlrigton's Andra Untttn ICOl'ecl uuee ear1y .. 11eld goals u the Huskies grabbed an 8-0 lead and went on to defeat the Universitv of 0Jl'SoR 82-70 ln a Paclfic-10 Con· ference game Thursday night. Race Results Prep Soccer Don't~fot 1h9~at oUr Tenn15 Club IDB, 79-78 SAN JOSE -Steve Parrott scored on a jump shot with 20 seconds re· malnlng and J eff Perry b.tt on a foul shot as UC Santa Barbara edged San J ose Stale, 79-76, in a PCAA aame Thursday night. San Jose was 11 points behind with nine minutes left in the game, but went on a bot shooting streak and Michael Mendez, who fini.sbed with 14 points, tied the contest at 76-76 with :ri leCOOd.s remaining. · After that, however. San Jose mined all Its remaining shots. Robbie Roblnlon paced Santa Barbara with 14 points and 11 rebounds while Matt Maderoe and Richard Anderson each contributed 10..pointperformances. ~reDf191e9 .... 9 SOtrnl BEND. Jnd. -"San Fran· claco had the game's top two scorers but the belance or top-ranked Not.re Dame wu a stronger weapon Thurs· day night as the Irish rolled to an 88·88 triumph. •·I u.kl at the beginning of the year that Notre Dame would be No. 1," San FranciKo Coach Dan Belluomini said after the game. "They are a great team with excellent balance. .. Griltln Onlshed with 15 pqints. one of four Huskies to score Jn double figures~ Jerome Williams came off the bench to tally 15 points and pace the Ducks. W ashlngt.on, 3.3 in conference ac· lion and 8-7 overall, eventually led by 26 points in the le()Ond half before the Ducks trimmed the final margin tn the cloeing minutes. _._.. .. ,,_ ... si .. 81.fll PULLMAN, Wu h. -Washington State forward Don Collins came orr the bench with a sore ankle to score 24 poilU and ~ce the Cougars to a 67-61 trlwnpb over Oregon State In Pacilic·lO Conference basketball ac· lion Thursday nlgbt. , The 'rictory puts the Couaara in a Ue wlth UCLA for second place ln the confenoce wlth a 4·2 record. OSU held a •lim 31·30 lead at balltlme. The Beaven scored eight straight PC>inU to open the second half and fed 4M3 with 11 minutes re· maining, but the Cougars then out· scored OSU 13-4 for the next seven .minutes. ... .. - .,. . . Santti Anita ""' """'*., ,,.. sf .... (t .. ..., .. ,...,_....., Fli'\t rece-Connlt '\ Polle y (R-...-rl lA, S.00. •AO. Welk.,., ,._,,.. '~' •20 ... 20. -def'flll l'ef,. Ca--tl I 20. Second rt<e-0Ueen1e·1 Hop. <McCMrClfll ltAO. UIO. 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""" ~ ... , .... .. ........ ~we.. ............. ... ,.. ....... ~ . •'fllrw C.. ....,.., ,.tr •n•11 ••lfl S 120,.. 1$40 ,... ,...,), S60 ,.,. .......... zo,., .. ,...,. M-. ... SI to""'...,..,, ... N • ._., , ......... ,....... • l • .. . . . l r • of Advelltures • ID Space lnJine Troupe PrtJspers The Penrod·Plaatino Move- ment 'lbeatre, a non.profit pro. feuJonal dance company formed by two UC lrviDe pro. fessora, is gaining momentum. It has a home in Irvine, a growing national reputation and enough money to pay ita dancers for performances and keep t.beni in leotards. TO CELEB&A ... E these ac· complisbments, the experimen· tal dance .company will present pro1rams at 8 p.m . Friday and Saturday, Jan. 28 and 27, in UCl'a Fine Arts VWa,e Concert Hall. Tbe coocerta, using dif. ferent numbers, are spooaored by the UCI Committee for Arts. ·Artistic directors are J ames Penrod and Janice Gudde Plaslino, both aaaoclate pro- fessors· of dance at UCI. 1be tourlq compan)' abo lncludes a technJcal dl~tor and seven ·professional dance rs. .Most members bold either a bachelor or m.aster of fine arts degree in dance Joining the company for the U~J performance will be three guest artist.I ... Robert Cohen, chairman ol drama at UCI, will perform the ~rt. "DlaJunctlve Conglomerate ' during which be does a IOUloquy wbile interact:. ing with the dance/a. "Sooaa for 2," a pi~ creat: ed by Penrod and Plaatino, will be performed by ·Dennis Holderman and Sandra Puerta, guest artists who are memben of the Gloria Newman Company. Ms. Puerta was graduated from UCI and teaches at Cal State, Domiquei Hills. THE COMPANY, started in 1971, grew out of successful campus coPaborations. Penrod recalls, "We received a grant to produce a concert. We wanted it to be more than Just another dance concert and decided to try somehow to fuse movement, the written word and music." After several artistically sue· cessful but financially lean years, the company slowed its pace while Penrod ~ a book, • 'lfovemetlt for the Performing Artist," abd Plutino eamed her <See MOVEMENT, Pa1~C4> ' ..-? Frldlly. Jenuary t9. t9Jf r. o~ .j fttLOT . .... . Positions assumed by Lane Lewis, ·above, are supported· by David Pearson, outstretched, and Joel Strauss, right. Striking a pose ;,, the Irvine c:titura/(;ente~ left, are, clockwise from Mary Li/ygren, center, ·Victoria Sarinas- Mrxtough, Leslie Hedge, Joel Strauss and Lane Lewis. Their performances haJ movement, music and the written word. Magle Coming Here Via · ~gentlna~ London By MICHAEL PAS.KEVIOI °' .. Deity"" .... A rock-opera based on the life of Argentine leader Eva Peron may appear to be one of the more pretentious products of an overwork~ and rarely effective ienre. But "Evita" bas taken Loodon by storm, and similar success seems assured when this compelling piece of musical theater arrives on ..our shores this spring. PtJTl'ING ASIDE, for a moment, outsflhd· ing pef{onnances by the cast and the evocative musical narrative by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber, Evita's primary source ol magic sj;ems from the true life history bf Eva Peron. The illegitimate daughter or a poor farmer and a local girl, Maria Eva Duarte, makes her way from a dreary pampu town to the bright U1hts ol Buenos Aites where she has an affair with night club singer Augustin Magaldi. Eva ls 15. Faced with a male·dominated society, she combines her natural charms ("Goodnight and Thank You"> to secure her way into radio and films, caallng aslde Magaldi and numerous others along the way. BY Jta, ARGENTINA'S social qnrest leads to a revolution and overthrow ol the govern- ment. An equally ambitious Anny lleuteaant, Juan Peron, ll at the core aa Minister ol War. ' Eva. Jmt 23, beComes Peron's mistress and driving force, and by 1946, Peron is elec:ted President of Argentina . Socially spumed for her background. Evita turns to the masses, winning their hearts to the point where she is regarded as "Santa Evita." Her poputarity far outstrips that of her' husband. Her lobbying leads to the first women's suf- frage law ln Argentina and her charity or- ganization is generous with its random handouts t<? the ''descami5ados ·' (shirtless ones). HOWEVER, JUST AS Peron's regime becomes increasingly fascist and eventually falls, Eva's charity raising methods come under closer scrut= · Shes incredible sums buying jewelry and desiper clothes in France, stocking up to f ........ _ ................. _ ......... __ _ ----~'A#tC __ ...... _________ ··~·-..tt.,_._. . .._. ...... •rt ; . .., ... . ,, ' \ , tense beat du.ring her "Rainbow" fOOCfwilJ tour. The obvious contndlcUons between Eva's Image and actions are not glossed over in the · stage-production. Rather, a perfect balance in political commentary is achieved through Gary Bond's powerful role as Che. • HE SINGS •"Ofl Wbat A Circus" as he watches Argentina mourn Eva's death of cancer at the age of 33 <in 1953). This scene opens the play before it backtradts to Eva's bumble begil>nin1s and swift rise to perhaps the most influential woman of her time. Director Harold Prince does a remarkable Job of staging in I.bis well·paced and entrancing production. EVITA The exemplary British cast is headed by Elaine Page as Evita, Joss Ackland as Peron and Booci. EQUALLY ENGAGING in lesser roles are Mark Ryan as Magaldi and Siobhan McCarthy as Peron's Jilted miBtress. the point where she changes outfits three or four times a day. She wears a fox cape in Rome's in· <See 'EVITA', Page CS> Hobbyi'8ts Keep Posied Anaheim Stamp Expo Focuses on Zeppelin • The 50th anniversary of 'the around·t.be·world flisbt of the Graf 1AllDeliD will be celebrated W. niiend by pbilatelilta at the OROOEXPO '79 Stamp Show at the Anaheim Conventien Center. Specla) Grat 7.eppelln pictorial eancelladom will be available for pm• btee, spokesman Alan Jl'rledma Nici. 0,....., ceremonies of the ...._.., .,. were held this ...... wtlll9edal1wt1F.A. .alllr, ~ teneraJ of New Ztelnil, 111rw11 areeberr.-ew-:v:e'•I Of tbe Federal ol a.rm.... and Ger- • Dualmof tbe C8uda Polt otnee. 4 · ftt •181111:r::~nPO 11 • ,....,...... oltMU.S., C1ud8, tM UllAted Nldiom, Md New IMlmld ........ ud eol· __. ..... Will be otrered at , ......... framel ol com. ,.utift ......... wlD be ... pl•red, ••4 a Jl·•••ber fbternatJonal stamp exchange will'be on band. · . Four seminars are scheduled for Saturday, accordin1 to Friedman. "How Stamp Collectors Financed the Grar Zeppelin, .. the subject ol the first seminar · led by Henry Cord Meyer of UCI, will belin at 1 p.m. Meyer la writing a book about the political manipulation of ainbip ~m id the U.S .. EqlaDd aod Germany· in the 1l2IOI md 'D, Prtedman said. Tbe prol1110r raearcbed ln- terutional records and allo in· tervlewed man31 people lrbo parUciJ*ed in the hll\orlc Zep- pelia ~ <>tile[ ...Dinars lnchacle "ln- .. •e11lmeiC A-. 'a( U.&. Mii Canadlan Stamps," led by Roser QUWek at S p.m., • "Phllatelic lnveatmeatl: Fact or Fallacy."' led by Stamps m.,aa. eolamllt Sherman Re1--. It 4 p.m.. GOl'doa Gar- reu wm diacaiaa 1.eppelin coven at 2 p.m. . · Sunday's actJvities from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. will focus on young collectors, particularly members of the Benjamin Franklin Stamp Clubs, acc:Ql'd- ing to Friedman. Younpters with a Benjamin Franklin membership card_. accompanied by an adult will be admitted free. The lhow's awards' teremo-.r is scbeduled for 2 p.m. Sanday • Beat of Sbow ancl ca(e1017 awards will be pn1ea&ed, lD ad- ditioa to MYel'al apedal aw .... 'Durtna au tbne dQ9 of tbl show. evaluatloa ol eoUectlDDI and ·~ apprailala will be pro•Jdec'I without ehar1e b1 scb~aa~r·ln·neidence lslwirman ltosen. Priedmm snt. Sbow hours are i'rtday, 10 a.m. tot, SllturdAJ, 10a.m.to1. and 8'111day, 10 a.m. to 5. Ad- miNion II SI for adults, and '1 for nil*& __ . ..;. ::._..__. __ .,. ··-· ... -......... .ic+ .... '"nM ......... 1 .............. ,,M.l'"lilWMNlat,...U,lUWM",..·.-· --..... ••• • ·- , .. i ~ • : • r •• Raln11g Baeoe and Aate• Robert Sax. Robb Capp. J .O. Reichelderfer theater. Ben Jutzi and Joe Q>rdlo play · and Tracy Godfrey, left to right. get Felix and Oscar in the Irvine Community together for their weekly poker game in Theater's production. Showtlme ta s p.m. "The Odd Couple," playing this weekend with a 2 o'clock matinee on Jan. 28. and next at University High School 'Sam's' Laughs Lasting ~a's Large Version Treats Playgoers Pound for pound. few comedies making the rounds Of the local theater circuit contain quite the laugh potential of Woody Allen's "Play It Again. Sam." It's one or thole rare plays you can visit agaJn and again without experiencing numbness at the base or your spine. Co08Cious of the fact that the script has put a few miles on its speedometer slnce first In- troduced locally In 1971, the Laguna Moulton PTaytlouse bas e11deavored to come-up with a-- different sort or production. The difference begins when you walk into the theater and become Immersed In Mark Smith's splashy, Bogart-festooned setting with its gigantic film reel orr to one side. Jmpreslive? Indeed, But the enormity of the set sometJmes works at cross purposes with the show as the actors are forced Into Olympic sprints across the stage just to answer the door "~Y IT AGAI,_, SAM" A c--, 11¥ Modi' Al ..... dlr..:led bT ~le R~I. Ml -1W Merk SMlltl, llQM•no by Cert C.ll•••Y. ~ T.,.~ lhl'°"9f' s.1..,..n et 1 JO. Suncuty, J .... 11 •• 1 :10 •t ,,,. ~ MouttOft Pl•~. -1A111N l.eft'IOft NON ~ 9MCI\. .__.. ....... __.,~ TM•CAST ~=:~ .. ::·::.::::.::::··:::.··.:·:.:·:.::::·:.:::·::::::~~:= 010 Owlltle ............................................ "'"~ =. . : ... ·::.: ·. :: ·:.: ·::::. ·." ·:.: ·::::::::::. -.·::. ·::::.: ·::::. ~=-= ~ ................................................. ~c;..,, =.w.:·: .. :::::·'.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::··~;:r:,: OIKO 0111 ., " ..... , ....................... JOdl JoflMqfl/Slleryl N-r •-t«tlot.M Olrt ........................................ etrl< .. ~ ~ •.. ·-··· .. ······ ........................ '--'>••- or repair to the kitchen. "Play It Again, Sam" would play more comfortably in an intimate en- vironment, one more .clc>sely appro mating a movie critic's New York apartment NEVER111ELF.8S, THi LAGUNA produc· lion under· Marthella Randall's brisk direction is a playgoer's treat. whether or not you're familiar with the script. And if you are, you can appreciate some or the directiorlaJ alterations in Allen's dialogue. Enacting the hapless hero. seeking sexual companionahip after a painful divorce. is playbo\me managing director Douglu Rowe, who ~ the Woody Allen prototype almost strai1ebt at the outset but soon settles into a sprighUy com.le characterization u be gains rapport with his audience. Rowe's Umin1 and delivery are masterful. recaJ.Ung his similar role in "Ladies ~l&ht In a Tm1dlh Bath" of a decade ago. Francy Walsh, a name out of the put from the old playhouse days, gives a warm, sincere performance as Rowe's friend and fellow neurotic. Nila Andenon bu aome fine comic Momenta as her workaholic, wbeeler-<lealer husband, particularly ln the dream sequences. TUE llOLE OF BOGART falls to a novice actor, Fr1tz Boehlke, who does weU on the llp- curling one-linen, but ls betrayed ~Y his lack of experience ln his fatter scenes of the second act. Subsequent stage expoeure should solidify his performance eomewhat. Otben POPIJinl in and out ol the picture are Myrna GoUJd -as -Rowe's ex-wife, Catherine Gaab u a blind date and Ginger Waueh. Gretchen Almond, Joai Johnson, Patricia Bower and Laum Ala;K>Dd In other cameo as- ERIKA · Intermission Tom Titus slgnments. O{ these, Mias Bower shows splendid promise In a two-line appearance. .. Play It-Again, Sam" baa itl dl18wbeekl, - but not enough of them to overcome Allen's sparkling scr'ipt or Rowe's superior performance. The show continues Tue~ay1' through Saturdays at 8:30 with a 2:30 matinee on Jan. 28 at the Moulton, 608 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach. ••• THE SADDLEMCK VALLEY Community Theater has announced Its casting for the Orange County premiere of "Oh, Mama! No, Papa," a comedy about love among a pait of senior cit1zena to be directee1 by Carol Knight. Valerie Mcilroy and Ell.ii Estes will take the leadinC roles, with Cynthia Lotan and Dick Varapla_yingtbelrrespectlveotfsprfng. The Saddleback show Vttll be staged Feb. 23-24, March 2-3· and 9-10 at 8 p.m. with a Sun- day matinee on March· 4 at 2: 30 in the Mission Vlejo High School theater. -. SPENCER/HOWARD GALLERIES GRAPHIC ARTS SALE ETCHINGS, LITHOS. SILK SCREENS Elke Somft!er, Gallo, Fields, 'Riddick SAVE 25% to 50% THRUJANUARY 11·5 Wed. lhru Sun. 1161 Qlenneyre, Laguna e .. ch LAGUNA BEACH CIWllll llUSIC socrm ..,.._ Qllart8t Ttl-AmQurflMwttl toulllllalW , .... 'l'rtt TM • llllul .......... ,,.,_, za. 1171 hlnuJl,1171 ,......,Z&.1171 ..,.a.1m Aldl.I, 1171 \ •. t I I ,C\ "' ' S1*i11 ~ price tor 5 tllllllning concet11 II $23 I tndlvidual coocens .,, $6 Nell). Tldlm tor Ille rema1nmg 5 conce11s may bt purc~Md a oox Olla 11 the Januaty 211 C011Ur1 by w1111ng 10 tnt Sotlt1Y 11 PO Box 38fl. Laguna Buch, C.N!Olnl.1 92652. Of by pl!On/f'IO IOI mof8 tnfom\11*1 II 1714)~5-7~5 /(714)4.3106. °""'.,, •• ,. ~ .,, Laguna Beach High Schoot AudllOflum 625 Parll Avenue. Laguna Beach, Callfom11 8.15pm. will demonstrate the croft of popermoklng -on orr os old os time Itself. SATURDAY -JANUARY 20TH 2PM OIAMPAGNE REaPTION FOLLOWS 3-6PM spedol exhibit for purchase - through February 20th colored etchings and molded -paper costs that reflect Er:tko's fusion of.East-West orr. · ~QAIJ;fA~LJD. blln Ceclll i..a. COl!O Mela. Co 9'()20 lw) ~911111 SO'\ Olnoo 'wv·h!OI St °"'°"1> lower l.,../Neor ~l .... ~ IQ.00.000 ~ 1()()().600 ""'~·& Youths Act Laguna Starts Class Re1latratlon for the Laauna Moulton Playhoule'a youth aetJq cluees wlJJ be held Saturday, ltom 10 a.m. to noon. and on Monday. Jan. 22, from 3:IO to s:ao p.m . at the Laguna Moulton Community Playboule, 606 · Laeuna Canyon Road. The etlht week clau wm offer boys and 11rt1 between tbe .,. ol I and 18 professional lnatructkm In bu1c adlq akllll lDcluctina ata1e preMDC.<e. ~ and ehar9eterizaUon. No prior ltqe aperiene9 la neewary. Eada ltudeal wW be eacouraaed to explore hl1 or her own ereatlve and imaginative abWUee and apud lbeae through the use or pantomime, lldU, dance exercise.and theater 1amn. "We attempt to develop an appreciation for · act1n1 as an art.'' says Lisa Surette. d.lrector of the Lapna Youth Repertory. who will teach the clau on Thursday afternoons from 4 to 6, begin· niDI Jan. 25, at the Laguna Moulton Playhouse. The llmJted enrollment fee Is $20 and further information may be obtained by c~Jling 49'7·3588 or 499-5160. 60 Beaters Ready A Jatt·rock-classical music concert featur- ing an inst.rufll.aal,. which produces "tones from the cente~ earth·• as well as 60 other percusaioo tools ls scheduled Sunday, at 8 p.m. In PblWpe Hall at Santa Ana College, 17th and Briatol streets. Directed by music instructor Stephen Trau.lb. the show wlll include a medley or popular tunes performed bv the college percuaaion ensemble. Ad~lsslon is $1. HAPl£ss HERO. BLIND DATE CAVORT CatMrtne Oaah, Douglaa "°'"Play It Again w • ..., ..... ' c ... . ......... w ..... c ... ....... c·•· .... ..... = ...... c ... . ... .... .,. dolMJ ... ............... .cl ...lty come • to .- 1t••4'•rd1. M•••w•ll• 1toc• • • ,.. 6 llt c..... Spec.Wei n.y,. .,...._.. _.COit mid we ........ to .... Of'IM MINDA Y 'TIL 6 .----·m11r:i1rn-----1 r-----RiJTT;N11----, I l&OW COl11 11 --COIT I I awwrCAY. JI --I I _.,. I I COACMUA I l ORANGES i I GRAPEFRUIT I I 6 s I 00 I~ 7. soc I .... . ,, .. I L ----~~!... ____ J !-----~~----! 1-----{(1lf f ;ltJ1l-----· r-----C{IJTf;lilil"-- -~ I '-.:ow..,:. I: IC--EIERQKTG : I ._.._ II I I APPLES 'I I I 5 s I 00 !, lm1'CE ! I ~ua II 29 NIM I I .,.. COWOM I I "*"I I '·---------------• l-----?'!!t~----· ... -----f(111J ;l 1 JI t----~ r----"( 4•11 lil•ltl----, ! TiXAs JI zUCCHIN1 I ONIONS :1 SQUASH i SLA 49~ !L 19~ I uilrt '81.A t 1 lMf I LA l-----!'!!!~---~~~---~~---- • COWOMS UNI TNUU., JAM. n-7 , ..... '"°" .... ...... ........ ........ ...... ., ......... APOlOGIH 6 .. 2 • 2 6 9 7 ltfn'HDAVI I lOVI YOU ANNtvt"8AAVS lVlRY OCC:AltON flOAIT THa .,_ af!ll V DANCIM •MAGIC!~ • 0000 lUCC "''"'0,.MID IN llf!fltSO ... O" ev l'HOHe COMES TO COSTA MESA MEMBERSHIPS NOW AVAILABLE We make it our busin ess to have you play in as nea( ideal conditions as possible. FREE! Sign up before February 1, t 979 and get a 14-months membership tor the price of 12. Take advantage of our full family member· ship rates. low, low rate additional over single membership. Speclal programs avail· able for teenagers. Child care centers for the very young. All free. Lockers • Showers • Saunas • Jacuzzis: many other advantages are yours with a membership -stngte or famlly. CALL NOW (714) 557-4401 or better yet, come In and vfelt us. 1 eoo ADAMS AVENUE, COSTA MESA (next to the poet office) • Your memberlhk> here entitles you to play In . any .Wallban~orthern Callfomie court oenter< 1. c.tR.> Valley, Corte Madera. Cupertino. Daly City. Foster Cfty, Palo Alto. Richmond on your vialta there -11 well aa eoon-t~ W.llbangerl facilltlee hef• In Hun.tlngton Bea.ch and Mont..,_.lo. - t • • i ... • -.. . . . .. .. . ., , " I . . fridlf, Jlnuary ''· 1'71 DAILY PU.OT Come Right In, Sit Right Down 'Rooms' at Newport Harbor MU8e um Invite Viewer P~picipation . 8J &DaccA REUi ................ ~ liDIMd R-. wUls people to ltt on Mlwoft. ne..,._ottbl ~°',,_ AN .a a.-..t Collen. Qn+•et• St""">1 la .. of hi ll'tilla MW ulaiblUiDI .. WIUIU&I art form at Newpiwt Hanot Art MUMUm. uaoo•: llOllSN'l'I Remembered'. la an nldbltloD ol lfe.ebe art objeda. To undentand wbat U. uURI an ............... the viewer must • Mcome a partklpent. Walk-. a ramp and '1t on tome sculptvre, crawJ tbrou•b 1 Ully, blu-tunnel, move beyond IC>me moeqwto MtUnc. and walk under ...U boulden auapended overMad oo wtr& ..... ~' A a uual lo art, however, aatlafacUon par.._ ue oely u eood u tbe art.lat.. In· coaipnblallioa ud frwtraUao IM)' IUll Unaer la tbe viewer/~'• mind after seeing aome ol tbe four "rooms" diapl~ed. PAJl1'1a11AaLY rewardina ln lhe exhibit are tbe WOfb ot two a.rtiats, Reiss and Robert. CWD1n-Reiu bu '•cjtlpted' a lar1e room and furnlab!np ftom partlde board. StJ:ewn about Monday thru Thursday S pecials (Friday, Saturday, Sunday "l1I 6 p.m.) •~cept holidays Oceen Pen:h ................. 3.45 Atl8ntlc Cod ................. 3.95 Aed Sn..,.,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.45 ............................ 4.75 Ot1tlH Sea laH. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4. 75 Top <loln Steak ............. 4.95 Loblter Tall .................. 8.95 S .. ek a Lobster ............. ~ 7.95 Plus Fresh Fish, Other Seafood and Steaks A DinlnCJ Experience ~yond the Expected Your favorito cuisine: steak, chicken, sealodd, delicate soups, classical salads; " prepared to pleaso your palate. Served in the Ort\blenco of most beautiful oriental sunbundlnQs. Malce your reservations now for a truly enjoyable dinlnq experience. the room ln urea... dlaanay are many ol lbe tbemundanentHUaUnofday·to-dayllvtnc. Hall ftlled TV trays, pop.top cana <aome· PoPOed. tome not>. coffee Cl'll', etcanttea and uhlra11. a Polaro&d canMn, •taeb ot film. 1Udet ............... wt h'Wt, balm ror-. dol. a kitty lttWr bo1 tooll, and recoc'Cll and boob amute and tntilsue the eye wtth their delicate, preclae fonna . MANY oa ALL of t.be oblecta can be found ln the averap home. 8ecauae Rew bu sculpt· ed the ltema from awu1lde board all ln a alnale bland tone, viewers may observe elements of their own Uvcs from a distant, encompaiaUlg perapectlve. fn the narraUve dilplay accompanyinc bis work. Rew calls the room a "contemporary morality play," "lt la ln our mc»l inadvertent activlUes that l believe we find the purest expression ol our in· 4 viduat exiateoce," be writes. -. ~ ClJIOONG'8 WO&K clole by sits in stark contraat and acldresaes the person's percept1ons ol scale and apace. The artlat has built a ball-circle wooden but as bia room. To reach the interior, a person must crawl t.b.routh a narrow tunnel, and unless auN"~iiiiE L B.B.Q .• HICKORY SMOKED MEATS • CHILI SMOKED RIB DINNER $315 SMOKED CHIC KEH DINNER s29s EARLY BIRD SPECAL .... ~,,_ ....... -...... VrNt ch<lla Cl dim ~ or -..:! ~ tlllw ct.-, lhOUMl\d lllaM. Of ~ dr•inll with h°""""ed<t aouM!nel, beMd polM or"" fJIW; ~-....-. ~ GnNk "" brMd -i butlOI CH EF'S G80lJND SPEOAL 8lllLOIN 8 TEAK Yaui -Wll ~.,. IWI ..-Id <.I ..... '-!. 0..-dwf•-~ .. .,..... .... $3.95 $3.95 F1811EDIAN'9 aOASTU.. CATCH of t•• DAY ~tn,1'9'l«llan-..... ....,.... ..... 1111111~ one enjoys movtna on hands and knees throu&h a black foam.rubber, clauatropbobic apace, the experience wa 't p&euant. Tbe dlscomiorl, however. aervea to .btlabHD &be lmpaet of tbe IUrPiae ewn~ planned lmide for b1a pr~tnveler. In "Rooms" the parttdDlllinl artilta have attempted to present an art form that, aJtbouab not revoluUonary. la different and seeks to challenae the viewer with the impact. IT MIGHT HELP aid the viewer's com· prehenaion to keep in mlnd st.atementa made by two of the artists duri°' • "Meet The Artists" panel diacuaslon conducted last week at the muaeum. ''I see myself aa an instrument for sharing things other people know lull well," Reial said. And Bruce Williams, wbo along wit h Richard Turner created lhe "Corridor of I.ncl· dents" fOf' the exhibit. said, "These work:a re· quire aome real puulement to fiJUre out." The "Rooma" exhibit runs throuah Sunday, Jan. 21. Museum hours are Tuesday t.hrou&h Sunday, l1a.m.to4 and Friday, 6 p.m. to 9. Ad· mission is free. Keged To Past, Future . Joshua Rifkin will p lay a special all· Joplin program a t UCLA's Royce Hall at 8:30 p.m. Satur· day. ,Rifkin is donat- ing the proceeds of t h is co n cert to Design for Sharing, the university's com· munity service pro· jeer for the perform· ' ing arts. For f urtber 91111•1~~ information. cal l ( 213 ) 825-2953. OOLFEAS TO TEE OFF QUIPS Newport'• Joey Blahop WellDoae? Wmic's Roast Due -· Newport Beach's own "Son of a Gun" is about to be grilled. . Joey Bishop will be the prime delicacy for the names or local glib tongues and am ateur comediams at a stag celebrity roast to benefit Hoag Memorial Hospital· Presbyterian Jan. 31 al the Irvine Coast Country Club. T HE St·YEAll·OLD comedian and television star mO\Ced to Lido Isle from Beverly Hills five years ago. He haa· become a frequent emcee at the Balboa Bay Club. SpariQJ for the roast may be ignited by Bishop's goU'ing prowess. his grandfather status, and b1s Laa Vegas or TV game show appearances. The VlP-studded ro~ting event will wind up festive preliminaries. for the Crosby Southern Pro-Am Tournament, Feb. 1·3. Invited to help skewer Bishop are TV's Budd y Ebeen. Los Angeles Sheriff P~r Pitchess. UCI's Dan Aldrich, and Marshall ~uffield. PITCHING IN lo help will be Paul Salata, Jim Tunney, Dr. Sammy Lee, Dan Rogers. BUI Ficker. Marlin McKeever, Art. Aragon, and Brad Gates. ' • Admi.uion to lbe all-male event is a $50 donation to Hoag. For tickets and informa- tion. call 642-1463 or P.ul Salata at 556-0353. 1/2 PRICE SALE 50% OFF ALL CHICKEN 111MS ON OUR MENU INCWDING 2PlcceSnack-Reg.Sl.35 ............... Nows.68 6 rle<es JustChk.ken-Reg.U .75 ....... Now St.U ZPleceLunch -Reg.Sl.75 ............•.• NowU8 9Plec.esJustChk.ken -Reg.S5.49 ....... NowSJ.75 3 Piece Dtnner-Reg. $2.25 ............. 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I :-t : I ~I ~ • RESTAURANTS ew Cargo Tempting Warehou.e Restaurant adds i'!'agination to menu, music to mai tais BYAL LSCUTE .... ...., ........ If you·~~ for lemoUnl fu., the s p tJ ln aalin at tbt WaNhouM la Niwport a.acb. We'w .,... u.rou,b • pUM ~ ftlldl8' Bu.rt lib.1oa'1 .aabUlbmeat at ~ Vla Oporto too touri9ty. ArrD AU.. rn roped enlruce and over· wbelmlnc decor lend the appearance ol a Dls· neyland rl~ and the menu baa bad more theme than nalr, wltb not eMUlb aealood for t.be loc::all. . But on two recent nllbta our lmpresaloo has h•lcbtened. One vi•lt was durioa the boat parade <and you ahould put tbe Warebouae on your Cb.rlatmu lilt (or tbis year; lt often an Ideal. unJnten:upted view of the procession ln the turn· 1ng buln>. WE &t:nJllNED early this, week to verify our ootations of these improvement.a; Fre• P.,,e €1 OVEMENT ADVANCES. • • ~orate in kinesiology from 11 lthe company started up again ut 18 months ago with re· wed interest and energy. It quired permanent rehearsal ace at the Irvine Cultural nter and had its first national r or cities and coUege~ in lbe idwest and southeast last sum-;er . WE'VE WORKED in Ys and b schools -anywhere we c d find inexpensive space." s 'Penrod. "It is critically im· portan\ to have space to work in." ~e successful montb·loDi tour ln a rented van has made the non.profit dance company .. in the black" for the fi rst tlme. "We feel very strongly that our people are professional dan· cers and lbat they should be paid as professionals," said Penrod. The company also bas ac· quired a board of directors to guide it in beeoming fmancially secure. Walter Weiss of Irvine, president, says a support mem- bership drive will start soon. • PENROD, a member of the UCI faculty since 1966. bas danced and choreographed at t.be Ediob~gh_f!_~ival and Holland Festival and on British television. ·ffe ia co·author o( "The Danc!er Prepares" -along with Dr. Plutino. She jolned the UCI faculty in 1969 and bas cbor~ographed more than SO works and d1rected at Lincoln Center. Dancers in the group are Leslie ~. Lane Lewis, Mary Lilygren, David Pearson ·anc1 Victoria Sarinaa Murtoulb. Two apprentices are KathariDe Van Dew ark IDd Joel St.rauaa. Tickets at M for general ad- mtwon. S2 for UCI students and . S3 (or faculty', staff and Other atudenta are available at As· soclated Student.a ncket Office in Gateway Commons. . . • . .. CROWN HOUSE •· RESTAURANT 1 ~olden ... ~ ~ ~ ,• 3ZI02 COAST HWY. LAGUNA NIGUEL IAI C•-,,..., ,.._.,- • 499·2626 496-5n3 IVY HOUSE RESTAURANT »tfOMSTAYE. LAGUNA BEACH ;;:;;ragon . :._ GENUINE OflNESE MANDMIN OISHES Specializing In Chinese A lo C.orte Dishes LUNCH•OINNER DAILY Food To Take Out 11:30A.M to 10 P.M JOJJ....._.lh-d. COSTAMHA 642-7162. 611-ttl t "Fnaita de la mer" oett.d a podly 11wnber of scallops. shrimp and shredded crabmeat smothered ln tomato sauce and bubbly mo1arella cheese on a bed ol riee. Mon ~ In the kltcben wu abown wlth the vesetables that accompaaled tlM! entree: snap beans or zucchlnl were sauteed w1tb chopped peppers, onions and nwabrooms. SCALLOPS AND acampl were a1ao noted on the apecfala blackboard. Waiters <called cousins> were more pleasantly attentive instead of coffeeshop chummy. At the yuletide party. the prime rfbs were rated B+ lo A· and the Veal Oskar wu com· mendable. Polynesian fare has always been the main attraction. We Just wanted some relief from the sweet and sour chicken, barbecued ribs and steaks in all sizes and disguises. Another cbanee of pace is tbe shrimp MOW IN COSTA MESA GUADALAJARA RESTAURANT HOMEMADE MEXICAN FOOD ·o,. Daly 11 .... to t I ,..... fMnt To lff e.,... cw.ti 665 PAUL.ARIMO c ........... ,, ... .... 540-ZJtJ COST A MESA or crab LoWe. orfered ror Lhoee who want lo eat light at the evening"mca1. rn aeneral, the Warehouse c-atll'S1.a hearty eaten -the ones wbo want ''the worb" on their bak~ potato. Wooden salad platten aad servloi planU come piled blgb with aide cliahes In sbeJls, teetering on the edges. And you can aJmoet bet, each coune will be accom~ecl by a chorus of "Happy Birthday" nearby. BEFORE OR after dining take time to notice Hixson's photograpbJc display of bis world travels and celebrity friends, the antique elevator cage and various cargo crates eounter balanced c verhead. Hour waits for window tables seem unduly long in a restaurant that seats 230. but all sta· ~ may not be operaUn". Currently providing music among the mai tais are Haven, Thursdays to Sundays and f''ertitta and McClintoc:k Sundays to Wed· nesdays. , . n..ir'• Intense The Newport Beach Stake of the Chw-ch of Jesus Christ of La tter·l)a)I Saints will ~ .se nt W)adimir Ja1f Kochanski in a benefit con- cert at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Jan . 2S at Orange Coast College Auditorium. Tickets are $25. StO and SS ahd available from stake pre- sidency or phone ·675-2082. Proceeds from the piano concert will help finance a youth camp in Angeles Crest Forest.· . . Real Cantonese Food Ht here or t•lc• home STAG CHINESE CASINO Ill 21st Pl., Newport 8eKh J ORiole J.t56G ..._ ............. Dllp W.1 .. Rlh &WI 1:00 .... _ .. _, ........ ....,. llfllMIL l 1•• Ample Free Parl(mg 494-94~ 752-8558 VERA MILES FOR AREAL ' TASTE TREAT ~ *.I EVERY TUES. THRU SUN. EVES & SUN BRUNCH (714)-492-9950 -MAKE RESERVATIONS- you never know • whatyou'D wantnexf NOW PLAVINO Tuesday~ thru Sundays Tues .. Wed., ThUrli., Sun. Eve. Fri.· $16.00, Sat.• $17.00 Sun. Brunch M•tlneo Actu•h • •11.00 Children· sa.oo lnc1uae1 Olnnor, snow, Tix c. Cof* . , STAqRINO IN A CURTIS ROBERTS PRODUCTION THE HIT 8RO&w ... v COMEOV ~~: CO·STARRING RICK LENZ ~it:Porter qoo-i--~o,e1 . • GOURMET DINING -MEDITERRANEAN AM • CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH SUNDAYS 10·3 PM • DANCING NIGHTLY -CABARET LOUNGE • CAPTAIN'S TABLE COFFf:E SHOP' -24 HRS 18700 MAC ARTHUR BLVD. RVINE, CALIFORNIA (QP1)05'1e Orange CountyAirportl . <714 1 833·2770 Our only change is our new name. I easaMaria MEXICAN REST~URANT ,_ We've changed our name to Casa Maria. We think Casa Maria better reflects our family style Mexican restaurant. We want you to know that our service, menu , prices, atmosphere, our ''Little Amigo Meals"- all the things that have made us your favorite Mexican Restaurant-will stay the same. Only now you'll find us under the sign of Casa Maria ... where every meal is a fiesta! casa Maria _MIXICAN RDTAURANT "Wh ere every meal is .a fiesta!'~ tlUNTINOTON BEACH. 19080 Beech Blvd. (714) 8'Z·2:Wl . . I J t 1 j ( r I v p • d L J c tJ 6 A p f( '• c J I I ' ~ K• t• Pl dt p C( i... (E t.b to B a· w D s c iJ QUEEN MARY DINNER PLAYHOUSE °" lloerd dw A.M.S. a-Mery,,_ .. Dedf Lont a..dt, c.lifomle PRESENTS Mickey Rooney in the hil.,fous comedy .. THREE GOATS ANO A llLANKeT" ~. Ft~. January 19. 1979 DAiLV PflOT ls Waitress Deserted? TM 8nak9 '!'Mat.er 1lllhen in ca~e ,...,.._ __ ..... from -.alto lalurday '° pre. 1 1 A UCl.l!I ._, lla •• ,.r1 ... tal drama "~Hlsc.19".tUClrvtM. Th •ca1 TM ,,_AN VW.,. CMcert e8tri llall nrt• rtlel 8t I p.a. CID .. ...._ OI a .... waJQw-- tra.,..S • • .U·alib& c1wrt Ovemiglit dlMr, wt.ac!la~9*omea U..~ol•___u: ol iDub, mle4MUl'9 acw ure, portraya a JOUD1 woman wbo .... ,.... ~ ud c lrt• to eonvtnce a truck-driver IJ'aplaed movtmeat. lover to take her away from a Ute 1be Joatbl. ... a 1.IM.aJAL abow, written · b)' Ole .......... IJ"OUP'I fOUDden, FaUiq that, abe beliDI to Laur a r a r a bo u ch a ad penuade pa11ln, drivers on the Cbrt1l0Dber Hardman. la the· expreaway ouWde to help ber fourth fa a Mriel that ~ eteape. tr .... • Callfomla I.hemes and Al her entrapment deepent, ..W.,.. the objeeta in her Ute <and the Aceordlnl to t.be ''Snake•' peo. atap aettinl and pn>pe > belin to pie, the leadina actreaa-Qd chan1e proportions, becomlna cboreo1rapber-Evle Lewia outaiud IY!Dbola ol ber pUght. tootrolled mov•menta aad I.be 8ddlUon of music ud apare dialo1ue ad.d to a "atretdlinl and shrinking" ol ume. -the character's hub· 1HD1iD1 • .a.rt.order We. aNAKI! TBEATEa w11 formeclln 1172~allf"T lat.er moriQ8 to tbe nortlaem cl· ty. It .... written and prodldd 33 plays and la currently on tour uacler California Arts Council apomanbip. Tickets to the UC Jr\(Jne performance are 12 general ad- ml11loa, St students and are available llt Aiaociated Sludents Ticket Office, Gateway Com· mou, u well u at the door. A seeoad performance is acbeduled Jan. Z1 at Cal. State Lolal Beaob ln the Student Union Auditorium, also at 8 p.m. Ad· mlaaion in Lone Beach i.a free. . U C I ' ·!i COMMll IR ON LICTURES PIESENTS ARTHUR LAFFER USC PROFESSOR OF BUSINESS . ECONOMICS. DEVELOPER OF ' ' L A F F E R CU RV E , \ .. CONTRIBUlfNG EDITOR tO WALL.:. __ STREET JOURNAL. LECTURI AT UC IRVIME WDelSOA Y. JAMUAllY 24. I t79 CIAw.c>ID HAU. I P.M. ·: ."DEATH & TAXES: HOW~ CERTAIN ARE THEY?" . TICKETS: GENERAL ADMISSION S4 UCI STUDENTS $2. OTHER STUDENTS S3 Further 1ntorma11on Call· {71•> 833-6588. · Commlllee On Lectures Women Share Feelings JANUARY Who knows what a woman thinJcs and reels when she is faced with a world in which she fre. quently has Uttle or no control? How does she deal with breast cancer. old age. abortion, divon:e or the death of a loved one? WHAT HAPPENS when her value is belit- tled. her wort un-dermined? What humor. agony,_ peace and despair light her eyes? There are no single. final answers. SALE SAViM6SFIOM 500/o to 700/o OI MOii. O....stlc & .......... U«)lltlMJ Fl:dw•• & u..,. Al lhtlts _.. Mlected fro. ....... 1tock. ....... h!MN....._..., ... Wted .............. .. • lrlllcl. To._.. .. -1 ,,erftd Mtacti.w. .t .. .................. to ..... ow .. .,,..... .. ,... ...tlfftc•••••tt. . m ••--Street, c... -.. CAaw ,._ ..... ass ....,, ..... 646-3737 /646-1 _194 IJ~~y're~,791 0r0wc.. ....... &..y-ay"- But plenty of amazing women have bad plenty ------------------------____._..,,_ to say about. au these Howard Caine, who portr~yed Major Hochstetter for six years on 'tV's 'Hogan's Heroes,' is appearing in 'Norma~'-ls That . You?' through Feb. 11 at the narlequin Dinner Theater Playhouse in Santa Ana. For .reservations, phone 979-5511. and more. NOW 'MEN and women can share in the' powerful thoughts. wit and anger that have compelled people like Margaret Mead, Lillian Hellman. Isadora Dun· can. Janis Joplin and Liv Ullman . The chance comes in v1ewmg the play, "You Should Have Told Her," to be sponsored at 8:30 ton1ght at UC Irvine in -----------------Human.Wes Hall 178 by E RESERVATIONS NOW! .... Ith -.... 21•t Aleo IWrlna "9Mt Ademe (111)412-7• GET ACQUAINTED OFFER Your Choice of DUCIAL'OUMM VIM.CHC.AI One half young duckling I ser.1ed with orange and I Grand Mernler sauce or Tender veal toPPed ~Ith asjNragus gpears. king c rab meat and Hollandiase sauce I I I I I I 55.25 with this couPon OFFER GOOD EVERY SUN., MON., TUES. AND WED. '1 3180 AIRWAY AVE. o. w• Sidi of o. c. Airport l~~~·-~-------------~!:'2~J PUB LICK NOTICE Now~tg IN THE IDUNGE w,...r.,,eCI 'EVITA' _DUE ••• the Women's Resource Center. Tickets are $2. 'Pie play is adapted by UCl alumnae Cynthia Galles and Virginia. De Moss. Dance on our ~ess steel dance floor! And that's not all. Th 's live entertalriment Top-Forty sounds that'll make you t to get up and move. Enjoy your favorite cocktail with friends. Maybe even meet a few new ones. f'flMlWS Rt. -ltlpi fR \3'11 a ...... _ ......... W ..-,._,,.,$Ill. \'tll OW1i IMlCM \\tit.' -···Y-•v Im,., ..,..~,. TOllJ A•lnl WIMef -wav PERRY IWI DENNIS KINI MAITll ." . lllt EmntrlEltllS al I ftlgbtlDllll by:~:~ Oiftc:ted by MICHAEL fl.ANAGAN PmlCWS Al'lllt 131h lllru APllll I 71h OPtftS .\nil 18th tllrv MAY 13th CHARLES DURNING ''"That Championship season by JASON MILLER D11ected by JOHN MAHON THE PULITZER PRIZE · TH£ Tm.Y AWAllO • fH[ N. Y. ORAMA CRITICS CIRCLE 8£ST PLAY AWARD satn a&. I PlAft• UWI "" Off •MM IOIOff1CINaJ, ___ ..,.,..~ fr\. & Sil r.t. $28.05 • Tu .... Wed .. Thurs ..... $25.50 • Wed., Sit. & Sun. lllll $20.40. "'Ml J,.,.. & UWI m~ lff •nua LIW PllftW PltCQ. 3 Pfl¥iews $17.85 Stlf af\lf ltll lllow lor dilcUUIOll ot 1111 ,.., llld prodlldiol'I wlttl cest "*"'*'• dlrectOI end'prodlar .. _______ "".""'-_~~~~~:-::-::-: Far rwrvltial• & infonllllill Clll (213) 438-3661 11.ua ,_Ill a.IS1 bts Tun. ltn n.t. $10/$9 •fl!. & Sat. $111$10 ·Cumin TiM 8:.30 P.lll. •Mita. Wtd.. Set. & SIMI. $11$7 • Curttill l• 2:30 p,111. I"° mat!Mts on • Rr '111fl1m1cu. Fri., Sat.. Mon .. a T•. """"" at 130 .-Mlt111H on S.t. &S..~.-irl&tt 2J011.111.Mlllb$l. ____ -____ _ ------------------------------------, r .... ,..,. ..... ""'"'die -......... "' ... ,, ........ I De Long Beach Theatre Festival I . PO. 8oa 1710,LOftC leec11. CA 90I02 I ...-..... CITf .. , TIUl'MOlll lllCIMT TtLl,..,.. ft:C >NI *1tfai1&=11111~ ~ lllfMIOOlllOOM... ... •• ,...,., . I !ilif _.,,.ppr iAiOi ... , "'"""" • I ... ....,_aoea, .............................. -"~ .....,...,. ............................. ' ............. .,.... "n • ... • ............ "'..... .,,, -~ --------~ ---------------~ / / .. DAILY '9LOT ,,,.~. JMUarY ••• "" Mad Scientist' Tuning · Up Guitars . . ~To~ Scltob AimUw To Ma11wit GadtJeta a, LIM &08INION - Alt..ho\a,h Botton'• Tocn Sdlol1 lrMI to at.ay a way from the "mad tel nUat" r'fJputatk>n plno d on hl0t duriftt Botton'• Hrlf daY11 <he lad work.cl ror Po!arold for y an and was ln - volved wtlh tM development of lnltaat movl 1, ll admlttf'd ~Uy that hf' 11 plal\Dlq to iet Involved wilh 10m• new lnn nUoea. "Music: companlet make every shape and atu 1uJtar that you'd want to buy," he COid me, · r"--_R_o_c_K_.TA_L_K_] "but there'• nobody who manu/acturtt1 the things you need to make performlnt e.uy, or make the lnatrumenl work the way It's aup· posed to work. TOM ICHOl.Z, •COND FROM LIFT, 18 lllCHANICAWmtaD ..... OF llOeTON .. TRD£ Aat: ALWAYS Uuie problems, Jlttle annoyances, Uke you can't take your umpllfier lnt.o a club because l~ would be so loud the club owner won 't let you use It. amplifier. This way you could use )'OW' ravortte t10undlng amp and make 1t any volume you want. "Alter we're finlabed wtth this tour, I'm planning to put out a tlne of &adge~ for the ~ fessional or seml·profeuional gwt.ar player, Sc:holz revealed. "One or them is a terminal bar that will keep your guitar fn tune. "I TllJNK THERE Is a need for U\11 stuff, and a few of the people who know about the things we have asked Ir they could buy these things. So I finally decided 1 'd try and market a few of them. "There's also a llttle gadget lhat allows you to play your Marshall amp on 10, but h,eP the volume low enough so that you can do it an your Uvi ng room without changing the sounds or your "I'm currently In the process of finalizing the patent applications,'' said Scholz. "I have some more design work to do on them, but I figure that a Jot of thia sturr could be our-wtthtn the ye ar." • • • Stage Festival Resumes Tennessee Williams to Start Second H8Jf A trio of noteworthy actor'I, plays and playwright.a form the second hall of the Long Beach Theater Festival's alx-play aub- acrlptionemea. Sandy Denni.I, Oscar winner and two-Ume Tony winner, takes the starring role ln ''The Eccentricities of a Ni&hllqale," .. the west ~t premJere of Teo· nesaee Williams' 1976 Broadway play WILLIAMS 18 scheduled to participate ln reheanala and t.o attend on openlJlC niaht at the Center Theater, at 300 East Ocean Blvd., Long Beach. Six low-priced previews begin Feb. t ., wttb a gala opening Feb. 14. Tbe play continues through March ll. Jlll ~. in cont.enUoo for an Olcar for her role ln "An ~nmanW Woman," will ~ David Rabe'• provocative 'Jn the Boom Boom Room" at lhe aame location for previews on April 13, with r e gular performances be8innlng April 13 and ending May 13. The final olferln1 wlll be "That Cbamplonahip Season," written by Jaon MUler. The script collected a Pulitzer Prlze, the Tony Award and the New York Drama CrtUca Circle Best Play Award. _Collcert Bows TO Gershwins A concert featurtns the works of ~rse and Ira Gershwin will be presedled Satunt.y at 8 p.m at Orange Coast College's Ftne Arla Hall 119 Coroina del Mar musicians Guy and Phyllis Halferty and their ensemble wtU perform 30 of the best:known hits by the famed songwriters. Ticket.a, priced at S3, may be available at the door. The Hallert)'11 offered a Genhwill concert at OCC lut January ud attracted a tumaway crowd. The srouP apecialiaes ln the worb or American theatrical compoeen lncludiq Cole Porter, Jerome Kern, Irvin& Berlin, RodaeR and Hart, Rodaen and Hammenteia. Wtth Guy at piano and Phyllis as narrator, the ensemble features soprano Joan Iden Bowie, Art n.aun,, tenor au. Frank Amon, drums and Walter Orth on bua. A e1l11Nll ••-IUlsm•1l9f. vi..lr, ""9 Wis' oufdoea eve.'""" r.,....,. • • scrw #t decodes. .... fOfl8 Is ,.., ,,,..,, ,,.,,..,. •• ;: :-.:-- "1r1 lllCk a."ld enefgetkl endtun.GrnttlTIOln9fltS and • lot ot Ille, Nnl8tional apeclel ettecia and ~ -ftog« CNn c~s..nr- MROll • IUP«b In 'The Wlz'; hef pectonMnce rria wlln 1t1411 ~ a.t>ra Sll'Mand In 'Funny Glf1' and Liza Mlnnelll In 'Ceberel.'M -a... .... Cllcl!OO rnwi. \ ' ~ It stara Charles Durning, lauded recentb' by the I.Os Angeles Drama Critics Circle ror b11 role in "Slreamen." "That Championship Seuon" opens May 24 for previews, formally opens May 30 and ends June24. TICKETS available at the Lona Beach ConvenUon Center Box Office, and at Ticketron or Mutual agencies, and at Ask Mr. Foater locations in Robinsons. Credit card onters accepted at (213 > 438-3881 with discounts for three-play s ub s cription purchases. CONllDEalNG TBAT tbe Bee Gees. 'Saturday Nllbt Fever" LP wu the bluest selling Lt' ol all time. ll probably 11 DO surprile that tht year the Brolhera Gibb walked away with alx Grammy Award nomlnaUona. But when you atop t.o consider that that album wu a aoundtrack LP, and eve' a fiop movie gets seen by millions of people. perhaps it is unfair t.o place It In the same category. say. as the Stones' great "Some Glrla" album ror the Album of the Year Award. The Grammys are considered the ",real" mu1tc lnduatry awards las opposed to the "American Music Award&" whlcb the public votes for, or Don Kirachner's now-defunct "Rock Music Awarda" which tried. aomewt\lt succeufUIJy, t.o acknowledge rock .. the major selllns force in popular music ), and will be liven out on Feb. lS dw1n1 the predictable two· 6our telecut on CBS-TV AMONG~TRE Bee Gees' nomlnaUont were Album of the Year. Sons ol the Year and Record of the Year. Bllly Joel Sot Record of the Year and Song of the YearnominaUon.s for "Just The Way You Are," and GelT)' Rafferty, Barry ManUow,DonnaSummerandJacklooBrowneall got the expected nominations. The punk rock nod or recopjtion went to the very ..re Elvis Coltello whowunomlnatedforBestNewArtist. It should be an inaplrlng show. • • • IN SWEDEN, Jimmy Page is mixing the new Led Zeppelin album in Abba's studios. It the .artwork gets done on time IZep's btggeit. problem in getting recorda oull, the LP should be ready for an early spring release. There's no title yet. and so rar. no plans for a tour. But. once the record Is in the stores, you can be certain the group will want to sell it. And they can't be Ignorant of the fact that those big, summer.stadium concerts are coming up. ..... ' ... ' . UNIVERSAL PICTURES~~~'" ROBERT STIGwc:x:>D ~ LILY TOMLIN • ..QHN mAVO.TA MOMENT BY MOMENT. EXECUTM PQOOUOPKEVIN M. CORMICK POOOJCEoav ROBE RT STIGWOOD AS\9CCIA~ms'~NetOS?mm '~~ &. OrRE<.uoev JANE WAGNER ... ROCK TALK mn ~ 1~nwmo SO. COAST PWA 1:tMlt~1:t~•• -~ LATllMOW IJiJICNf 3 UP IN SMOKE .... TeeP 7:1 .. lltllllt MM MM "UI M4 IYM CAil '"""' CAUfOllNIA IUfTI !NI !ll/~IO , .. • ut • 4tal • 6tat • "" a ••• ................. °""~ MIT WMOt WU WT &DOll1Nt ..... , ............... . ...,......._. • ~<II .... ......,.. ..... ..,,._ ........ ~ IMPOflTAllT .OTICl!'CHtUNtlll INIOlll 12 fRfEI .................. ,, .... c.... •. •••·_,..., ..... t7•NSO .. .. c.tlm'W' cacu °' 110N 11> ·"'* m...UYfNI MIJi~o l l'f• OtlU4. c..-a ...... --~1.=u2~ °"" IMfW009 ' m11i~ 1 MIY~~':9'·~ ., .._, '°" ..... • uar1· ~THI=' IUOcet JOC Hllmtlltet "'"' ..,... ""' ..... ., ""UIOll1Nt .... MUNnlf1111 • '"4k . ' ....... ' .. ·--··· ............ . .GALLERIES I MOVIES - Yorkers send Their Best 1UO APPi.i: OPB -Jn an ochlllve WeH ~ ~. t.be New Yock Art Du.c· &on CJub lbow WUI 1 0 OD display MclMay ~ hb. J It lbe Newport Biancb ol State 11.&ual S.rillp and Loan ~iaUO., 4001 II~ Blvd. '!be tboW wtll fMt\n O¥Wr 1,0GO piileM ol the year'• belt Judlfd lldftrtla· m,, ,..,...,,._ •• Ind edltorlll 11"apblca ud ==pby. Shsty Jud1u tt>lected worb wlMlt tbty dMmed \be bl&Mlt raliber ol tM ,..,.., output tn the tommerdal neJdl Eat.rtee from all Ottr lbe country were sent lo t.be prwttpg com]>eltuon. Hours are t a.m to • p.m .... Y throu&h Frtda.y . LIGHT 8ClJLPTUR Kinetic a nd ren.etiw Ucbt aculpturo by Ray Howlett and Cbuck PNa&iu la on display tbrouah Feb 14 at Cballl1 GllMriel. 1390 S Coast l UOway in .Lquna Beacb. 'J'bt sculpture ll a t.edwcal art Corm etlllllorial 1 m.lrrored chamber and elec tric-=•uwei color . Houn are 111.m ll> S, W throuih Sunday. Galleries/ Exhibits DECADE NO. 70 The Art Museum and Galleries, California Slate University, Long Beach will present "J ack Tworkov-The Seven· ties" from Jan. 22 through Feb. 11 in GaJlery A. Twortov, CSULB guest ortlsl-ln·resldence dur· int spring semester 1979,. is the former chairman of the YaJ e University Art Depart· meat. Hls paintings, pr10ts and drawings represent b1a 70th decade and the 19708.A con· venation wttb the artist is scheduJed Feb. 7 at 2 p.m. in the gallery. Hours are noon to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 1 p.m. to 4 Sun· day. FDST MEE11NG -The Costa Mesa Art Leacue will bQld its first meeting of the year Jan 25 at the TeWinkle Middle School, 3224 N. Callfomia St. Social hour begins at 7 p.m. and the 7:30 business meeting will be foUowed by a demonstration of etching by Herb Fichter of Loi Angeles Members m ay bring "works on paper" for t.be monlhly juried show. For in- formation. call 642-7149. , PJIOl'OS AND CLOWNS-Status Gallery, nae ladlbQ ID· wWOfllla.llllOwolworb of 1lYcleDt artl from Callforal• atate tJDlvenib, • SlwrdlJ. A "llMt Tbl Anilu" ..... il p.111. to 4 wW kitk off tM abow. Houri 1tudio, It Ml N. Ntwport Blvd., Newport , are Tbundu tllnulb SatW'day, 11 a.111. 4. l'or lnOl'8 la6wma&kiia, call IU41JO. ~~T -Tbt I.All Anleles· Nacoya (Japan) er City Cblldrea'1 Art Com· pellUoo tJ now on bit at the Calilonlla State Mu.seu_m. '700 = Drlve, ~ Park. ID tbe tbow nanni throuab Feb. 25 are 32 watercolor,J fro the Shirakawa Park and Sclence Mu.seum Drawin11, and Sclenllflc ImasinaUon Dr1.,1. lluaeum la open dally trom 10 a.m. to$. ~mlsalon II free. ENl'f·WE8"1'~ -Mulrbead Gallerles 1n Cotta Mesa '1 Cout Plua will preMDt a one·woman show aturtng the work of Erika Kahn, Saturday gb Feb. 30. lb. Kahn's colored etcbinp molded paper caatt reflect her fusion of E ·West art. She will dem- onstrate the craft papermaking Saturday at 2 p.m., fOllowed a cbampepe reception from 3 p.m. to 6. mission ta free. Houn are Monday through day, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m .. Saturday, 10 a.m. 6 p.m ., and Sunday, noon to 5. PRINTMAKEI -The works of artiat, printmaker and sc'ptor Lenore Beran will be featured at PetrifS Gallery, 1741 W'eatc:Uff Drive. Newport Be,h, through Jan. 31. Special receptions are sqeduled lor 11 a.m. to 4 Saturday and Sundf ..... For information, call 551·2513. 4341 Birch St., is featuring the photographic canvases of Arthur Coleman Jan. 19'"through :i>G1 Jan. 25. Coleman's "Collection of Egyptian £Y'l Photography and Clowns" was recently select- PBS S pecial Set at Knott's "Croes Country," a 9C>-minute national public television special, will be produced at the Good nme Theater at Knott ·s Berry Farm on Wednesday, Jan. 24 at 7:30 p.m. --.- '"C'll088 OOtJNTllY" is a productioo of KOCE-TV, Oianoel 50, Orange County public televlaton. in association with Two Feather Productions of Hollywood. · The major national public television pro- duction -to be atred locally and throughout the PBS system tn April -features three top-name country music acts. They are Dottie West, Lacry Gatlin, and Dave & Sugar. Dottie West, the "Country Sunshine" glrl <~alled after writing and recording a song of tbat lltle for a Coke commercial), made It to the top in country music with "Here Comes My Baby." a Western original which won a Grammy • award ln 1964. SINGER-SONGWRITER LARRY Gatlin, whose roots are in gospel music, won a Gram- my award for tus hit "Broken Lady." in 1976. Dave & S~ar, <vocalists Dave Rowland, Sue Powell and Melissa Dean), climbed the ctiarts wtth the No. 1 country single "The Door is Always Open." MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY "KING OF THE GYPSIES" CR> "LOOKING FOR MR. GOOOBAR" (R) "MAGIC"(R) "PARADISE ALLEY" 'PG) "SAME TIME NEXT YEAR" CPG> "INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS" (PG) DOLBY STEREO 'FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE"<PG> "THE BOYS IN COMPANY C" <R> "MOMENT BY MOMENT" CRJ ~ ....... .. It ..... ... 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'*' on~ eenev1or. t•lli• 8l>Olll Ille 01y1lotoglnl eeu ... of 11r ... end •-. end Ille many e!lllCll they PllMI on Ille mind ltld bOdy. Cl) ~WIT8 11) ME.AV GRIFFIN '"Tiie LOS A,..... Orama Cr1tlea Awerda" ' Just when Phoenix needs hlm most, Steve Rogers, played by Reb Brown, steps forth as Captain America. His mission: save the city from a neutron bomb threat. Can he s ucceed? Find out tonight at 8 on chan· nel 2. 0901 WIU'I Ille llelp ol ld- eflCt and l>lon!ca. • 8ANFON> ANO IOH 0.118 Reel• conVine.a Fred 10 let lier "M hit houM u campaign ne.d· quarter• fOf 8 ootltlcel cendld11t8. • MACNEIL/LEHRER NPORT A young end WMll!ty beau· ly pureuea Melloy tor a dale ah« he .__ lier a treltlc vlolellon ticket. I 21TONIGHT "°""' '9Pll.WE "SecrlllNl!llo Oetellne" ()) TME~I G~I! Giida Redner. 1:00 8 CAPTAIN AMINCA 7~1~sOaAME I FAIW 0tG£8T 7:30 TWO~ TOnE S14Mt ~ (Aeb 8towtU follows In Piia famous lelher'a footal•I>• 8nd becomH crlmetlghler Cepteln Ametlce lo .. "' ()) JOt<ER'8 Wll.O 81X MILUOH DOU.AA MAN A tormer Htroneul tor· vovw a devU18llng KCI· 8UPIRIOWL Hott· Tom 8"00klhlre. I DANCE FEVER DATING GAME 0 HOUYWOOO 80UAAE8 I TIC TAC DOUGH ADAM-12 Claa1111~• ~··· ... ,,. • KNXT (CBS) Los Angeles G KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles • 'KTLA (Ind ) Los Angeles 8 KABC·TV (ABC) Los Angeles ()) KFMB (CBS) San Diego the chy of Phoenix from the neutron bOlrlO '"'-' ol • defnenled mllllonelta. .. Dl"'MJfT ITIQ(U Arnold. Willlt end l<lmbertv .,. enempt 10 en.we IMI Mr. Orummond '• · glrlfrl8nd won't becOIM tl'lelr .ttp- l"llOlher. • MOVIE •• ·~ "BanYon" ( 1971) Aoben Forti«. Ani-tt• C-. A 1930'1 orwate "l.••I Ct<y For Help" (Premiere) llftdo Puff, ~nl Goocleve. A 1-IY ·-:E~·~ ... blellor , '-«OHUI. • GIW'AN "Tiie Loa Angelae Drema Ctlllce A-dt" • tJ4I PYGMIES Envlronmen••I pollullon llU-brougha unlst',!!,Jrlll:!.._ of Alrican PygtnlN to IM brink Of extlnetlon. e NOYA ''A World Of Olffefence; B.F. Skinner And The Good LHe'' The' femout ano controveralel ~ vlor81 paychotogl•t I• oroffled. Cl) CAPTAIN AMERICA S....,. ~· (Rel> Brown) totrow. In Ill• lamc>c4 l•llllf'a footatepe end become~ crlmellghler captain America IO NW the city of ~ trom Iha neutron bomb ttwNI of 8 derllenled mlllionalr8. -G KHJ-TV (Ind) Los Angeres 9 KCST (ABC) San Diego I KTIV (Ind.) Los Angeles KCOP· TV (Ind 1 Los Angeles eye .. up 10 tilt elbowt In murder end Nut..(~ twa.) 8 1!1 DONNY & MAM Guest.: Olfll Benedlcl, Pu Lynde, [)ebl)y 8ooM. 10:00. THE PAl'IR CHAIE • KCET·TV(PBS) Los Angeles CD KOCE·TV (PBS) Huntington Beach D MOVIE ••'h .. ._.lgtlty Joe Young" I 19•91 Terry Moore. Rob· AMer.on'• oenotient tor gembllng. both •I tile cerd table end In Ille ctauroom, lande him In aetlou• trou- ble. 8 oeAN MARTIN CELDNTY ..oMT Hoel Deen M.,lln Md oueet• 1ncWng o.oroe 8181\d8, Brue. Jennet. Alcll Llttte end Miiton 8efle jollt IOQethat 10 "rout" Joa Namath, . I G NEWS NIGHT OAU.lftY Deaplle -nlngt .• wom- en tall• • INCtllnO )ob 81 • __.. rutel M:hoOI -~ THIATM "Tiie DuclleM 01 Dulte Street: One Nlgfll'• Or8Ce" louiM untevell 8 mytlel'Y lnYOMng l ord H8tlemere end CNr'lle'I cousin. (Pall 13 of 15)(Rl ;fl!) PAl.UTINE All11r1 H8fgr8a11N nerra1as lhlt 11111ory ot t1w1 Jewllh ale.ta. from 1918 ,to 19'48. (Part 1ot3) 1°'3011 NIW8 f1~ =~~ • • • "Sr8we1ar MCCioud" ( 1970) Selly Ketterman, Stacy l<oach An ulr8ordin8ry boy deelraa 10 fly intlde Ille Houelon Aatrodon)e wnen tie t>ecoinaa an owt. (2 llrt ) • THE 000 COUPLE . •Alt __.nowtng Fallx de.IN 8mam.G~. • THI O()()Olel The Goodlet rob 8 bllrllt 10 e4d 8 police aergeant obteln • promotion. • OO<CAVETT Olto Beltmenn. muMum curator and eutl!Or 11!IO 8 (I) NIW AV!NGEA8 A Rutalen agent and IWO MeMlngfy lnvtnclble men pl04 to 8tleck Ille compul· ., room Of • oo-nment aeourlly blJildlng. 'Dumb Frat Show' Long and Short· .. ,...,........ Sandy Allan, who stands seven feet, eight in· ches, poses with Patty Maloney and Jerry Marren, both under (our feet, during the Jilmin~ of a TV movie. "Side Show," which js being filmed for NBC with Tony Franciosa, William Wondom and Red Buttons. By .JERRY BUCK HOLLYWOOD (AP> -The new NBC comedy '' Brotheni and Sisters'' is your basic dumb college fraternity show. saved by a refreshing young cast that wades through the naughti· ness with innocence lntact. It's not really clear whether the .. new series is a hip "Dobie Gillis" or a throwback to comedies of the 1930s. It was, for sure, inspired by the hit movie "Animal House," as were CBS' "c.oed Fever" and ABC's ·•Rat Frat." "Brothers and Sisters" premieres Sunday. after the Super Bowl, at ap· proxim$ly 4:30, then moves to a regular Friday night spot later in the week · IT STARS CHRIS Lemmon as Checko, Jon Cutler as Zipper, Randy Brooka as Ron, Larry Anderson u H a rlan, and Amy Johnson aa Marilyn. The jokes are r ight ou't of a fraternity skit night. When a girl tells Cbecko after a date, "It waa nothlnc," be replies, "I know it was no&J)tnc. but you'll get better with pracUce." 0 In the premiere show, Zipper, the series' answer to Blutto of "Anlmal House," beta h1a tuiUon with Pl Nu president Harlan that be can cet i girl into hls room by midnipt. Roa says, "Tell her you're a viJ'lln and you have a month to live." Zipper asks, "What am I dytnc of?" .Ron says, "Stupidity." DOF.8 HE WIN the bet? Are you kiddlnc? The 1trl, lncldeatally, la played by Mary Croeby, daqhter ol the late Dina Croeby. MORNING 0 TWILIGHT ZONE Five l>eOC>le aro Ire~ 1n • cytlndrlcel enclOeurffia l8ek .,, eecaoe. • JUKE8())( Gves11 /\Ian Price. Silk, Ru1>e11n. Steve Harley 9) OET&MAAT u end 99 try to turn couner1 nave t>ew> l!!IMIPP9.,lng In lllln air THE PAl80NER •The Olr1 WtlO Waa Deelh" P~ 8Clt OUI o ·lale Mlfl • ditfereooe MOVIE • .. "The Second Bell et Agent In Tiie Wlw>le Ide Wor1d" (1965) Tom dams. Karel St~anell RuNlanl tty to gain trot Of 8 aecret IC>f"mule, 1 a B<111111 Merel aoen• Ille plllfl (1 hr •• 55 n.) ALFRED HITCHCOCK TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS ,....,.,. A wom81t 01011 Pier hutbtlnd'• dMtll when "" ~· thet he'• un1e11t1-M . • MOYll • • • "Megntllcent 11Jlrn1laft" (19351 .,_ °"""9, AoOerl TW'{tOI. A pleVOoy, WflOM °""**' entice cai..d the dtetl\ of • -oeon ena 111t ...,. •• bllndneaa. ~ ... '*"- ... 10 medlctM. (2 llrt.) 12:37. MCMI .1t * ~ "The S•v• land" c 19e11 o.oroe c. Scott. Berry <llvan. TM lrl ... end lrlbUlallona Of Ille Pride lamlly H thay 8llemp1 to cetVe out • llv· Ing In Ille 0091 CIYll W8f wetl la e11amtned. ( 1 hr., 45 min.) III MOVIE • • ·~ "The tllu1treled Man" (!Mt) Rod Steiger, Ctwe Bloom. A woman perauadea '* Mband 10 PlalHI Illa body 1a11ooed with l'f'T'bolt raletlng 10 _,.In Nt Hf• (2 llfa.) 12:A5 8 ()) C81 LA'fe MOVIE * • ''Sldewlnde<' One'' (111771 Mat~ Oortner. Mlcf\ael Petka 1:00 0 ..:>HIGHT ll'£C«A1. Host: Blondle. Ou.111 Queen. Seren Duh. PMc:llN encl Herb. Ille Jell Kutun D•nce<• I LOVE EXPERTS SOAP FACT()fff 1:30 D WAHTtO: DEAD OR ALM! • MO\llE * * "The Gorgon" I 191151 Christopher Lee. Poter Cu1111ng. 2:00 f/J MOVlf • • ,,. "COior Ma Dead" -(-tff91 lom Tryon. CMotyn JOM9. =1= 2:30 NEWS MOYIE • • "Gnott Ot Zouo" 11959) Cl~ton Moore. Pemete Blake • OETIMAAT M8X aod Ille Chief atmosl 1811 Offrf to • KAOS plot 10 pllol~reph lmportent 2:31.~srM EflWAADI 3:00 MOVIE • • "Sevege Wolde<""9" . (19581 VICIOf Melure. Anf\41 Bancrott 9) MOVIE • • "I Cover The Wer" (19371 Oon Barcley, John Wayne. 3:088 NEWS MOANING 7:00. OAMIM THMI ~ compoNI' ~ SllCMdfln perlonM eome of "'-~kt and dlacllt ... Na poal1lotl In Ille Aueelan n.icworld. I GALAXY OOOP'-YN llG IWI MAMl& IC009Y'I AU.- STAM 1 :'1~NlWS WOMAN: Mil TO MAl. . I YOGA f'OA ~TH 8PANllH acooevooo 7:30 DOITY'8 TAEEHOUIE FANTASTIC FOUR PACEKTTEAI THE LONE AANOEA THAT'I EHOUOH AOMPEAAOOM lltG 8UJE MAABlE NEXT STEP MYOHO FAHOFACE 1:00 ()) POP£'(£ OOOZJUA SUPP tO MOYie • * ,,.. "Short Grata" ( 1950t Rod 08meron • C.thy OOWnL A lwo-tltled oowt>oy becomel lnvotved wllh 1cham1ng lend Qfebbera-esu. t~• ~ posl l\040-up, ( I hr.. 30 rntn.) I ·~ . • * • "Oe\fld CopptM'· lleld" ( 19351 W C. Flelds. Fredd•• 8arll•olomew. Olclt.en•· clMllC 1e1e of .,, Of"l)tlan boy gtOWll\g liO In llllll-alnluty England. 12 hr• .. 30 min, SJ MASTERPIECE THEATRE "Tne e>uc:n.a Of Dulle Streat One Nlgl\l's OrllCle" l.OUIN unr•vela • mystery invotvlog lord Hatllemare end cn.rtte' s c:oulkl. (Pert l~I°'~ CAllfORNIA aved by Its · Cast laughlng. "l used to sell light bulbs oh the phone when I was broke and needed money. l was also a bus boy. a n apprentice in summer stock. and a ·gofer' on sets." "Brothers a nd Sister s" is a midseason replacement at NBC and rquJarly will follow "Diff'renl Strokes" on Jo'ridays. NBC's new pre- sident. Fred Silverman, canceled all the new rau shows and at midseason is placing a heavy emphasis on com- edy. It is a formula that he used suc- cessfully in putting ABC in first place in the ratings. THE NEW COMEDIES are in the mold of ABC's "Three's Company." That is, a group or innocents coping wJth sex. SiJverman 1s building a heavy bloc of comedies on Friday. After "Brothers and Sisters" is "Turnabout." starring John Schuck and Sharon Gless as a husband and wife who trade bodies, and "Hello Larry," starring McLean Stevenson a s a radio talk show hos t whose sex· ual liberalism doesn't include h.is two daughters al home. The evenin g conc ludes with "Sweepstakes." about the winners and losers of lotteries. Actors' Strike Doesn't Hurt Commercials TV's 'Deception' Of Kids Alleged SAN FRANCISCO CAP) -TV-watching youngsters don't undenitand that the dellpta they see on the tube are not "real and true," a New York psychology professor told a Federal Trade Commiasloo bearinf on commercials aimed at Indeed, Cbrla Lemmon la the son of two-time Oscar winner Jack Lem· mon. "I studied acting wttb David Alex· ander, who was my father'• teacher," aa11 Lemmon, who bad to drop out ol clua when be landed the role. FRAT FOLKS -The Inhabitants of "Brothers and Sisters" include CbQtto Chris Lemmon and R8Jl4y Brooks, an r Larry Anderson. NBC fraternity. show , from left> Jon Cutler, Ctop) Amy Johnston and LOS ANGELES <AP> -A month· long acto~· strike bas barely affect- ed the production o f natforial television and radJo commercials due to a surplus of unemployed actors, a production spokesman says. "There are more unemployed ac- tors per square foot in Los Angeles and New York than ln any other part of the · enllre world.'' s aid John McGulnn, chJe f negotiator ror the commemal producers,. children. • "Cblldren don't understand the lack of genuineness in advertislng. They don't under~ ,taod that toys don't move u quickly or come unassembled. Advertisements create mltlm· pre11iona," said Dr. Robert M. Leibert, who teaches at State University .. of New York at Stony brook. Leibert aaU1 that chlldren watching the ads don't think ol the kids on tW' acreen u act.on. lnatead. be did, they believe they are normal YoUD,._. belftl abown at home eattq cereal or ...... wkb~tM ................ --. "It'• horrible to think ol cbUdren as tar1et.a u the advertlstnl does," be said. V tillee Saves Pal . SEATl'LE <AP> -Rudy Vallee put the equ~ on a dJrmer companion at a restaurant --ad~v~~~..:Ctn a.. ~tot Robert Forbes, 10, ol San Jacinto, CaUf., -nnt a meal Wedneeday. people llarted 1laPP'1t1 Mm on the tMck. 1t wasn't worklnt. ''RadY IOt up and ran uound tbe table.and ll'•bbld fihii from blbaad, and lt eertalnly uved Ma Ill• "NW Juaatta Ruuell, ,_.... maaaier ot the Pli.c; Thtater, ~,..Val*, 77, ii appeartq m··~our ..... ·· "Dad'• alven me pointers off and on. We're very cloee. He carea about hla art, and we communicate so well there's no way be didn't pus thlnp on to me." 1 LEKlloN, !4, DOES seem very much lib a youD8 venk>Q ol bil father, who did two altuatioa com· edin wtth Cbria' mother, Cynthia Stone, in tbe Infant days of televtakJn. HI.I parenta are dtYGl"Ced. ca111u-1111. Put• fewwordt 10 work tor u. "I'm really too young to say lf I'm loin&'° follow my father. I love th.la ,proleaaion, that's why I 'm doiD8 It. I want to be good , ao whatever road I need to take I will. I gueea tbe beat thlq to say la I'll play it by ear." He didn't .start "out to be an actor. He bu a degree in music from the California lftatitute of the Arts and hopes eventually to score movies. 1'8cortnc rum la my goal m\alcal· ly, and performing on the ptano," be 11y1. "Not clua.lcal piano, that'• too I'd love to be a classical but I wasn't able to do all the t's so grueling and demand- LBMMON came here six) ago after living with bis ln MJami and Arilona. He tle acting experience before and Sisters,·' but had a lot of AL 11IOVGH FEW members or the strtklng Screen Actors Guild and the American Federation of Telntsion 6 Radio Artists have crossed picket lines, McGuJnn aaill crommerctals continued to be produced with leuer· known actors. .._Some atrikers have attempted to tnwart produc:Uon by waJkina ln front of cameras dwinl filmiD.I on public property, 1nd111try otrlciala said. • DAILY PILOT (,'9 'SnatChers' Surprising Eerie Myatery Overoonw ~'-""' PremUe ,. llMING AN AUSPICIOUS F1LM 0£8UT Eric Robert9 In 'King of Che OYS»tMa' Scene _ ( A Quick Look at the Movies J ey 909 ntOMAI ,w,...a.-.....~1 "c.ALI f'OtttflA SUIT•" .,.._Is a OU¥Mf Of Hell~ tol!etchea eoou1 ..-~ ttoe.8ewrt1 tllll& Hot91. Tl!it pl.-t •H • IOut ~ IOt<e "'''" l"4t -~AC~ llNYtnQ HCll •cl TM ,_,, .. 991\ out Of UW l'IOl•I '"'le •M onto 1"4 tennt\ court\ i1n<1 M•c"n · empto11no • t.troe .and t ... nled cMt .. AIM .\l<MI -J•ne l'Oftd• an • fllvorcfld <O<tlM• bk ur ..,. ove• CU\loOY ol their cl<MIQl!t..-. !1U99te StlliUI Mid Mi<l>MI Caine are 1•111111 "''''°" •I oOdt o•tl' '"' •1u1v•tlly W•lltr M•llll•u 11 ,_,,, wlltl • -• by Ill\ wlft, 1!1 ..... May. 8ill CAllbof -Ao<,..rO PrYor ••• ChkAlllO O!Kton on • 01 ... •ste•·•ldOen w.tC.tllon w llll 111•11• ..... , QOdty. II It !NI --\kekhn CAIOe-F-. Smt~ ... I ,,.... .tre .... "'°" ... 11 ..... ...,, ,,_1"9 1~ '-''"'' .,.. lftfn cae ... ,, "'"' " "p.•.OIW INt N\ heel,. lobotomy" I •nd Ill• l11tc• mild R•teCI PC,, lllK•uw ol I~ .. SU~•AMAN, 10< .tll tll Pt• ,.,,.,on •no -.1....: ... ts •1•11 ,,.. -duml> (Ofn>C bOOll ·-......... -cetl llY. Thi\ h17'4l lf'•le4ld ~ WV 1119 old I~ lroni bumlnQ build~ lie $ P•ICl'l<t!Q up In@ S... Anclf'e•S """" CmlSCWOt!OUn<ecl 111 the mov'"' T.,. 'IM<IAI elhl<t• w11.tt0\ .ire the ~OH of tfle P<oduefton, -Ille KllPf wrll•o I lout I .,.,. t~ ••ff•"''· 18111"9 to WllPIY Mly Ofl(/t,..I ff!>. lie ff 1 Utmenl of lhe ll•C kll•Y•d tormul• CJ\tl•lop!Wr R .. ~ '' tde .. In IM ~ , ... MIO """901 l(ldder t\ refreU11"91y IOClfltslk•led -. l.Ott 1.-"'°""" llOI Drltlll e'*'9ll lo di! le<t I lle •IMtt•rlly between $uperm.,, _ OArll l(...t. MMIOI> lit'-wlflt "Mut"'Y on '"" l ou11ly" •<ce111 •lld Gene H•cllman -•• paid Millions lo P¥fo<1-.1e. Their rwput .. lons will -···· ....... PG. 1"9 llltn _,,,, _._for Ml .tOH TN.....,..,,,_ ..,,., ... UCI Presents: ... PIMROD·PLASTIMO MOVEMIMT THEATRE Friday, Ju 11.., 26. lt7t Satwdllf, Jara.., 27, 1979 8:00 pa~ COKwt H• Tldlilh ..... ,, .. ASUCI ._ Ofe. .,_ t:JO ..-. to 4:00 ...... G•w., C I 1•1 ................ al C II I .... for Artl • UJ.6171 HELD OVBl! "I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!" -Judith Crist '"BEST . FOREIGN FILM • OF lltEYEARI" -AttNI Wtnftl~, N 't !'Oil 8Y 809 ,..,llM .,..~~ .... ''INV~ 01' nq BODY SNA'IOIEaS'' la the ._... turprtM of a lacllJUIMr winter MAIOD, a tbrlUer of tute ud hnalfu&Joa that •vea Al&ed lllttbcock could .tmtre. PbWp Kaufm• dlrecttd OD a Uabt 1$1.6 lllillloD> budaet with a u... •>'• far eerie mood and omlnomat~. .. Tbe eut ll beaded by Donald Sutherland, Brooke Mama and IAonanl Nlmoy; their tllUIM underplaylDI II lcMa1 fw tbe mlDd· 1tretelltnc premise: Can or1anl1m1 from anotJler wilverM repJac lbe mlnda ol ordinary cUJuna? It'• abturd, ot course. But after eeetna the ftJm, you ltart to woncNr. The rat.lq la PG, and the l MT'OI' may be too lntenae for I.be YOUOC and l mprHaionable. "KING OP '111¥ G YP9118" la a fudnetlnc study of an Ame rican subculture. Frank Pierson. using lbe Peter Maas book as a basis. bu done a masterful job of wtiUng and direct· . lnt a aaaa that compares favorably with "Tbe Oodf at.her.'' The cut ls excellent: sterllnc Hayden, Shelley Wmt.ers, Judd Hirsch, Susan Sarandon and especially Eric Robe~. whose debut is as auapiclom aa t.boee of Duatin Hoffman in "The Graduate" and AJ Paclno In ''1be Godfather." The rating is R, with ample swearing and violence. Ca1'0rting oa Cara1'aa · Jennifer O'Neill, an American girl living ··with Middle Eastern nomads, dances with tribal chief. Anthony Quinn, in the movie, "Caravans." The epic adventure-drama based on James Mkhener's best-selling novel, is playing at local theaters. .. 'SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR': SAME LAml, ANY YEAR! A.._, ... ...mg arlt 11111•~ with a ... • IWa Utdlrg )Ult..,_. .. ......_ .. -Charles Champhn, L.A. Times The ~ Colpolllllofl pa8ltl Ellen Buistyn Alan Alda ElL!rt BCJRS1YT'l Mii MM ~ lll"SNllE TM.l'UT VENr A~~~~ Screenpaybf 81!RPWtOMADE ·._.on the .-P llllYbfllERlwa>aAM AocM:edonttie_..by MORT~ OOTTUE8 • "'* 9'r ~ tWlllJICH Produced by WAUER MIRtSOt end MORT~ oomEB ·Dhdld~ R08ERT~ A OnMfNI Plctin • Teclw*-t • Now• DEl.L Book ... _..,. _____ _ .......................................... FeelUrtng tddle ........ Owll Net\, Mlt.,... MN.A&.SO COMPANY FILM Co-stamnslollDIA&ooa GEOFFREY LEWI RIY O'ANGELO ond IUJTH GORDON 6s Ma.>M'itten by JEREMY JOE KRONSBER Produced by ROBERT DAlEY • Otrecteo by .IM\ES FARGO· Cok>r by OELUXE9 1 (i\ f"dw.irCh i ~ \ llltl ' Jt" ~ •I 'I A ,., * If you haven't CAUGHT THE BUG ••• it's going around again!, WALT DISNEY PndlCtln,,,...,.. * -~ ' .. • ___ ....._,.,.__ .._ ::.__--;::_ _ _:__:_ .. _~-··---·'I---- -~ --~---- . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . '--Cl• OM. y PILOT Friday. J1nuary 1t, tt7t Niee People To Do Quslness With ••• ""The Automobile P e ople" When-Y-ou Shop-l~Costa-Mesa -~-- "' . . ,. At -Orange County's #1 Buick Dealership. You'll e More Than Jus t A F ew Of The Most Popular Automobiles Sold In outhe rn California ••. B~t The Largest Inventory ln .Oran~·County . You 'll Get •• ·.Pl8in Talk, Straight Facts And Possibly ' The Lowest Sale Prices Anywhere ••• BRAND NEW 1979 . BUICK:::-:...:::~ ... . l•ll•CI .. •" BRA.ND NEW l979 BUICK ~·;?~Car -~~~ \ BRNflt NEW 1979 .BUICK .~·:!~::=..... · f'a•I .. Prt~r9 ~~~8 BRAND NEW 1979 BUI....,"SI" ..... ll.ftl..,, ~ond ~~ To NolW'' ~~s P A RK AVENUE (450799) SUPER SELECTION A~4999 . , . EVERY ONE I N STOCK DISCOUNTED -·-10-%- from Suggested Retail Prtct! S UPER SELECTION !7444 • EVERY ONE IN STOCK DISCOUNTED ~2000 F rem Suggested Retail Price We Suggest You See Us First ••• Thell Shop & Compare - Because We Know, Before And After The Sale .•. ''It's O~r People That Really Make The Difference.'' .Don't Miss This .Sale ••• Friday, Saturday and Suday. · Open 'TiO 10 P.M. Mon.-Sat. Yes ... Open Every Sunday 'TiO S P.M. 3 blocks South of the • San Diego Free way All airs subject to Pt1or sale. Tax & license not Included. . . ·< /{ . . . fh-~ c fttfn.ty '~ ~ -.. · #I H..Wlc llealer HARBOR 81..-VD./SAN DIEGO FREEWAY A division of Bouer· Motors, Opel· Jaguar-Triumph-MG. 2925 HARBOR BL VD., aJSTA MESA 979-2fAXJ • • '76 SEVILLE l eAlhe• stereo radtO cu.J•~ contrl>I. lull pwr 1 vr Of 12.000 mites warranty 1nctu<led ( I 73PWCJ S9399 · 77 COUPE DI VILLI Leather. 50160 pwr. seat. stereo rad'IO. cruise control. Teo 10 .c~ from (0153928) t yr. Of 12.000 mile war· ranty 1ncludedt'ii94P '76 VOLVO WACOI ?6!> Fac t air 1001 rack. AUIO llAn!.. 111po player leather seating area (707PKOI . ... .. , .. CAI. colVlmlLI FuH pwr .. fact air. AM/FM stereo. tilt. "ClaSSIC " (tic199 · '75 OLDS Cusl Cru•sef $1 Wag 9 p."lSS . full power. tact atr. At.4/FM stereo. 1~1. tuy u1ck. 10W mtleage SHARP• (Ser t0428~1 _S3999 -.... ·- _ MILLION$$ lNV.ENrOJl.YJTO _ - CHCIOSE FROM • Nabers Cadillac WITH 2 GIANT LOCATIONS '75 ELDOIADO Astro root. lull powef. tact a11. stereo 1ape. spht pwr .. leather seats Sharp! (997LX0) SS999 '71 TlllDlllllD Only 6:.>9!> mile!.. cruise. tape player 501!:>0 pw1 seat. Wife wheel COVf'IS (7~?VrGI S7999 '76 SEDAI DE Villi Le;ither. tape player. lull vinyl top. cruise control 101819 t bl ••••• '1• MIZ '50 SIDAI Full powe.. IACI AH. SUNROOF. leather 1n1 . AM/FM stereo. hli.c new cond' !Ser 0265941 SPCCIAI St3,910 -' '17 SEVILLE Leather. cru1Secontrol. lull pwr . steieo. t yr or 12.000 mile warranty (904SPOJ ..... '61 CAD. SllAI II VILLI Padded IOP. lull power. IACIOly all cond . hit wheel & AMl fM Siert.'() Musi see' (lB\I 1371 ., ... ,, . '73 CAD. COUPE DI VILLI PilddCd top. leathet 1n1 . lull power. 1111 wh<.>tJI. cruise control. A~l fM stereo. 1111<ltooksshis•M' 77 CllV. IWll ••• V8. PS. PB. fact air. auto .. AM/FM stereo tape. mag.. low mllea. (631SWR) ., ... . 7C CAI. COin II VILLI Padde<J tOp. tult powe1. split power seat!>. lactorv arr . hll wheel AM/FM with 8 1111ck tape ptaye1 Sh•H P' 12?!>1 OV1 . M199 '76 LllCOLI TOWN CAR SEDAN Pldded top. lea!W int . full power. spkt ~ ~'· flCtorf ""·.hit .neei. CfUIW control. NI./ FM ll"90 Wlltl 8 tro ~ pllyef. LIM ,_, (270PDV) Two tochoolt trom ..... '17 CAD. ILDOIADO CabrtOlet tOP split teathef seat5 tull power. tactOI"-an 1111 wheel cru!Se con1101. stereo tape playe1 and t yea11 t:.>.OOOn111e wa11anty 1 t62RTTI S9399 '75 POITIAC GIAll Piii Padded top. lull power. tac101y air cond . 1111 wheel. AM/FM stereo. Aallye w~ls Shar\3999 '76 NITIAC GIAll Piii Ca1>11otel top. lull powe1. taclOIV ;i11 cond . ttlt wheel. cruise con1tol. AilUye ~sShart'9tt 77 CllYSLll COllOIA CAbnotct top Sl'hl 1eathel seats. tun power 1;ic101y ;111 cond . tilt wt)OOI & cruo<,c contr ol Low. low mites 14 t:.>SLAI . SS999 '72 OLDS CUTLASS CPI. Full l)OWtll llJCI rlll p;iddcd top. low. IOw mites t29?GUYI •2••• '17 PLY. VOLAll ? dr HArdtOI' Rm.llO heatei. auto . PS. PB lac• arr landau tov. ?6.000 mites 178 IAWL J S3999 ' ?5 CllY. COllOIA Full power. tact a11. AM/FM stei· l'O p,1CkJCd top. CIUl!>e COllllOI. c;,unrool. tow mtleS t!> 19PCWI WeckeodSii"9 ?3 OLIS cnuss Supreme Coope Full p<>W9f tact air. 1111. t>uckel seats. landau top. 48.000m•12M lllllHtlll ,, tllHll 111111 ,,..,, J""'91Y ... ,,,. The Blll••t M•rketpl•c• on the Orange Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ~ADS You C•n Sell It, Find It, Tr•de It With • W•nt Ad .... co.eo . L.19U9A110M WI Owner 3 months behind on payments. must sell rast. Submit your off er .m~. lC. TAYLOI CO. ~5112 11161 ~per will howbaflf accept any advert 1 DI for rta IAClr IA Y lllate wb1cb ll bl vk>la· .......... ... dclnoftbelaw. .,.. ""'"' ---------• Luxurioul Wood.l~am 3 --------1 bedrooal 2 1tory. Walk to pool, Y.11.C.A .• shop· ...S: A.111d-rw••rtl .. ..,...,..., '*"-tM,900. l0% Down . ..... .._. ......... Jturry,caU~77 M, 9ld ...,.,. ~ Q.. K€Y ,.,. .... .....,. The VP.€ALTOP.Sft DM.Y'!O~•= .CHOtCICOnAGE ~ '-ri ......._ Super Eastside location _...._... -10ll -r· with a deep lot and alley acces~ for RV· This Victorian classic, com· ...... for S. charming 3 bdrm home merclal zone on busy 4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• h..., new copper P.lumb-lane street In Tu11Un . a .. 1002 lJll, new paint, wall lo Very old, s uperbly -•••••••••••••••• wall carpeting, forced resiored & beautifully PANORAMIC air heat. dark room ~d decorated. wlll1 every a workshop. Full pnce modem amenity lnclud-OCEAN VIEW S72,950: ,Don't wait, call ing secu.rity system. 2 Spectacular ocean view before it ssoJd. 7Sl·3191 stories, huge trees. park· l1'om tb1B lvly, blRhly up-lng for 10 cars. $325,000, 11'.cSed 3 br. 3 ba con· ~SELECT owne r will finance . domlnium. Complete TPROPERTIES 'J'.rades, leases con- w/pool, tennis & J&cuul. s1~red. Owner-Broker, EQjoy Ne wport ut its ~SI rttOPlltTY Rick AJderette, 731·5115. liDelt. fU6.77 l l ~ =:= Walker & lee By owner. Orange Prk HARIOI VllW ReaJ ~tate Acres, 'Al + ac. HorJe Bttl 4 bdrm, fmly home tadl outataading, home w/My night Ugbt view, charming, aJl ofra con-wet bar & wood d~ked s1dered. Courtesy to bacltyrd. Priced to sell ---------• a1tts . $149,000. 20151 fast. Su bmit today! Hll l s ide, Orange. M&-T111 ~ ~ .... ~Pilot ... .., lell• ,.., Wflet'I ,_ lft your locel ~•ty ... -rydey H""41Ni CLASSIAIED HOURS l\tlvl'r1twr-. '""' plar1• lho••r .l(h 111 H•l<-phOrlP 111c1 .. m 111'1 :t0p m i\1<111'1.•• thru Frrda• 1110 noun S.11urcl,1v <'l~TI\ M FM OFl"ll't: :1:~1W 111" l· ... 1;! f~i7M lll1NTl'l;t;TO'\; IH \1 °11 1'1111:1111-.uh 111111 :.10 '~'fl l.Ar.ttNI\ 11~:1\t 'll 1188 (;fl'rlll•'\,, t..ai:una liN11 h 4!.14 '14f.li NOHill l"OI "'\; rv tli~l ln't'~ l.!"tjl CUSSIFtlD DUDLINIS llr.Ohrw tor rop' & k 111~ " :, JO p m I h1• d.t \ bt-lorr r>obhc·at1on. 1•• ct'1)1 for Sund11' & M1111 d11v ~:d1l111n .. v. h,.,, dt-;;tlhne 1r. l111turf1,1\ 1,• noon CLASSIFttD RIGUUTIOHS •:HROlts /\dHrltw" r.hould c•ht•l'k lht•tr ,,11, dull•· It rt•tJ<trl c•rt '"" 1mm••r1 1.111•I\ T it E 01\11 v 1•11.1rr """""'' li11hll1rv l11r 1tw ""' 111 1"1f'n'f'I '"'"r11on uni• l"ANl ·•:1 .I ,i\'l'IONS Wlw11 krlltnll' an "" '"' "Ul't' to m11k1• 11 '"' 'lfll nt I ht' K 11.1. N 11 M IH: 11 li•Yf'l'l vou tw vour ''" lltktr a,. r1·1·1•1p1 or v11ur r11M('lh1hon 'fht' klll numh;or mu"' tit• 11r1•!<t•n It'd b•• lho• ;tdVl'r11'f'r Ill ('lfliit'•ll t1'1lhfl\lh• ("ANCl"l.1.1\ TIO~ ( 11< ro H to·1·1· 1 o ~ 111-· Nr.W l\ll ll V.1"010 : Hl!NNl'l:I: V.vi•n c·lfMt 1~ m i.{lr '" kill nr I OH\~'I ll OC'Y" lld 11'1<11 hi.-11 .... n nr<l'''"d bul y,p 111nnoC 11uiar11n '"" 1111111 "'' unr 11 1 h•• 1111 hotll 11p1w11r1•d 1n 1h1• Pllllfr • noin: A I.I N ~ A !»\ ,,..,... ltd• 11rf trtt'llv tlllltl rn lf(f1111ntf h mill (II' • 11nv on<· nl '''" qi· ~ NO tltM~'"' or<I'''" llt'llJllOI' ll fl m ....,.~., C'O!IJi. M11~11 ol h('f • 12 0000 111 1111 -~"<'""· 714/6.13-8480 c:= Walker & lee A CONVOllOH SHOPPING ""'li.-cll• S£wtNC Q.lf()( FOii THE GALONTHE CO Slender! ,• ·. SIZES 8-18 ""1{fM;.._ 1Tf~1"- 8taut1ful 1>e11nn1n& fo• ttre 1979 sattal ~$()11 IS lhtS ntw \ltm shapin& fhe shawl '°'111 '' subtly c111Ytd ,..., from 111e 11eCkl111t-10 wiy arxelull P11nttd P•ttt1n 921 !> M11~ S11n 8 10 12 14 16 18 Site 12 (1>11\t 341 ta* 2 118 raicts 4S.rnch lw1c: .... I.JI .. ~"*"'· AM * ..... """" .. """ ca.. ...... -.....s.... Pattern uept, "1 0.llY PllOI m .. , .. 11., ... '"" ., IOOll. Priilt ••. M111US, 1'P, SIZl 11111 mu ...... An t11t ~ tlOtlm 100 MM.Joi Cozy Puffs! 7210 Or~ up a bed with lhrs pulfy. rmnrble quilt! N(WI StuH eteh section ts you sew, then 10tn to IOflTI tlowtn quill fny-110 hntn&. 1nte1hn1n&. qu1llina. fun and fancy to maM Pattern 7210· patch pattein 1>1ects. $UI for eech pattefll Add 'Ot each pattein to. l11st-clau •If· mail and handhna. S.• tic Allct ... Needlecraft Dept. tOS Daily Piiot ... lU, OW a..i. "8.. ... '°" "' 10011. PriM -...... w....zi,,, ........... NEWtNOWt 0vr 1979 lf£EOl.£· CllAFl CAJAl.00-Mr 200 llOPll· 111 Oe$11ns. 3 Ir• rn•rns pi1nte<1 1nside Stnd 15 ... lzt.Olid/l.llf T,.....$1.- 128-1....._. ..... ·11.• 127 .................. uo I~ fllwlll, . . . . . IJI 1&htll Qillll. . . . . . • • u• 1%4-CHll'iOn .•••• 12J.SM 't ,,.. us w.51111 't "" . . us m.,.. ... 1.• lac.Ml I ...... IM u......,~ .. •·• II ...... l (842·5~18] One Call Service Fast Credit Approval LO¥&Y UDO PllC9 IMtfT Beautifully remodeled 4 bedroom. 4 bath. 2 story with beams. brick and glass! Spacious master bedroom. Cee land and close to tennis. bay and boating. Priced properly at $270.000. U~l()UI: t1VMl:i REAL TORS~. 675·6000 2443 East Coast Highway. Corona del Mar olso in Mt~u V1.•rcf1'. di &46 5990 \\'!-:~I.': y '.\ TAYLOR CO. IU-:i\l.T Ol\S ·,11w1· l ~H H JASMINE CUB-¥11W-423t,OOO Best buy in are a ! Brand new split-level "Sea Breez.e" model on lovely quiet street. 3 Bdrms, f amiJy rm, formal dining rm & 2~ baths. Highly upgraded with air·cond .• auto. sprinklers, luxury cptng plus-plus. Tennis cts, pools. Jacuzzis & security or 24·hr. guarded entrance. Wl5UY M. TAYLOI CO.. ltlALTOIS Ziii S-Ju; 1 .... _. MIWPOU cana. M.I. ~tlO . ~ PRIME OCEAN VIEW UDO ISi.i Bay view from 2 patio decks enhances cus tom s pacious 5 'bdrm .. 4 bath traditional home ; like new Ideal for entertaining. $500.000 OCEANFIOMI' Quality crafts manship in mahog. trim & oak floors sets off this landmark: 4 . BR. 3 ba. home in finest location. Established trees & lawns. $485.000. IACK IAY Fine 4 bdrm., 21r.i bath family home on quiet cul de s ac. O"ers ized pool, playhouse. storage SlW.000 .. Terms. . IAYFRONT Several fine bayfront homes with pier & slip AVALON I Well constructed. 3 BR. 1 ba . oak floor. pa rtial basement. concrete foundation. Flats area. $120.000-Fee . BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR !·I' l\,.y· .• d .. (),,,,,. NB bl') bib I •3 UNITS* Pill FSIDE COSTA MESA A very attractive 2 bedroom front cottage with cozy warm fireplace in front. A BRAND NEW DUPLEX is nestled a mongst mature trees on the same 55 by 173' site . The duplex contains 2 Bdrm. 2 bath and 3 BR. 2 ba l4nits PLUS 4 car enclosed garages. Great income property with a realistic investor's price of $205.000. ROGas REALTY 675-2311 Lingo Rul&vn NOITH LA&UMA HOMI OI OfflCI 1002 TM1 lllcc:illWt H ........ z ..... . ...... ~C-f,c. ........ ... ,.rt.ct office. l•llt·fw w.c-... wf,. J•••• ......... ,. ........ ,,_ o•erf111dn1 ... P-1ftc tr.. ... Mr .. ................... f ... ,.... ..... .................. 71.000. PllDE Of OWHEISHIP -Eastside Costa Mesa Triplex. 2 Bdrm l'h bath each. Large and spacious. Great for o wne r occ upa n cy . The s e have fireplace. pai1os -all the comforts of home. Priced al $194,750. Submit your offer. Cel ~141 Serving Costa M esa·lrvrnP H!.Jnlrngton BP.ich N 1>wport B"<H 11 May we suggest ... that FIRST you see this beautifully upgraded 3 ·BR home in prestig ious Harbor View Hills. You'll love the professional decorating, the separate family room w I warm paneling and large covered patio. Just li s ted at $215,000 by appointment only. ~~~~!!~~~~~~~~~! <;IMTIAL.-WPORT ADULTCOMDO 4 BR + den =~~t~th8!o~i"~:~ .. "~· , • •11 UKE block to beach. Owner """" $69 5001 leaving s tate: a i.lung sm1Ma , . $12S,ooo S1ngle story n e,tled Sunken living room. 873-3663 675·1752 Eastsidc Duplex. 2 Bdrms. firepl ace. separate dining area and la undry facilities in each unit. Motivated seller. $120,000. among 14 acres m bln Brick fireplace. All re· grounds It greenbelts . modeled kitchen. Ex· Community pool, sauna celleot location. Im · & puU.iolJ green. 2 IRe maculat.e bargain! Call bdrma *1frml din rm rast to take advantage! SWi> dwn llv rm w/a lvly 752-1700 patio. Must see this one. Ol1N '" o. ,, ~ tUN ·ON tt<'1 • ~~.00 Open •'" f !Atlill ,...Y SCHIODB. UMrTm •oecas 646-7414/559-6330 . ~ Walker & lee hltP ..... 7 JlmltOOM IAIHARIOI With view in charming gated Seav1ew 2107 Yacht Grayling $279,900 ..WU~ I ' " • I! I \ r r' ' I I l ' H., ' r! 1_. 1Jr "941 OLD CORONA DEL ----------•I MAR S 11Act<COTTA61 4.1..~sq.ft. CUTEHOU E Balboa P en insula 2 Yes!!! Triple A, double' OH R·2 LOT bedroom cottage. Older wide lot Just off ocean E.astakle. eost.a...Mesa 3 home, immaculate con= Blvd. Formal living rm bedrm ch.armer. Formal dltion. R ·2 lo t loo! +family rm w/wet bar liWt. mr I r at ood $'""' 000 5 large bedrma. each bUm1iig fir;la~e ;;,ve· _.., · with It 's own bath. 3 ly remodeled kitchen 0 secluded private pallos. w/custom cabinets & SplraJ st.aircue leading pasa thru window to din· lo 2nd level. 4 c ar ly rm. Converted garage under one root on corner ing area. Added on faml ~-,, _ encloeed garage. All this may be used tor lge lot. Don't let t.b1& one get ---------• game rm. All this al an Balboa I I nd Re J awav! Calle73-8550 affordable price. ti7J.8S50 ~'""" ~~ ,,.,,, ..... ~ 1Y orr1• 111 9 • ''\'"''ram~,,,,. A JOY AWAY $63.450 Miles & miles of green· bells & running tra ils located in Irvine close lo schools & shopping. Term s avalJabl e . 552-4477 [i 'ilttl ---~-:3·;·.:·'·:-0--[. d!Hil · =-=-= -SACRIFICE SUPHMAH! UGHTUrYOUR Wlff. $69,500 Build an In vestment a round this c lean 3 bdrm, 2 ba home 1n ln1fte. Seller offonng xlnt terms. Ideal for a lmly like yours. SSH477 Lvly 4 bdrm home In the A famJly's greatest fea\ Colony fllled w/lots or is a sound lnveslmenl country charm Walk lo wit.his charming 4 bdrm, schoolci, park & tennis. 2"' ba parklike yrd & rm Ownerarooous 846-7711 for RV parking. F1y over here It take a look. Seller hM an eiillting VA loan at 9%. Priced at $102.900. ~ 1be ru1.e1t draw ln lhe Weel. . .a Daily Pilot Ouallled Ad. 642·5678. SELL Idle Items with a Daily Pllot Class1f1ed Ad. c;.3 Walker C lee Real Estate HAllOtt VllW RAJl£ SPLIT LEV£L. Doubl~ doors open into this lovel1 4 bcd r m home. Formal dining room ii living rm w/fplc Family room adjoining fully built-In afl elec kitchen. ~ Bedrrqs up with master sul te 4r added on bonua r.m on prlhte lo~er level. ' Sp~tacullt view of oce_,n, bar6or & nll u Oftlr .... o.Mr ............ ..... litGI. 61US50 =·=~;;. ~'lfiliiq -- 110111 ILllllS ca. OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE file~.~ HA110R VllW HOMES . Former Som e r s et mod e l . spectacul'hr garden with 5.5' pool & Jacuzzi. Many. many extra features in this 5 BR, 3 BA f amity home. Complet~.l ~ air-conditioned & priced at $2.49,900-Fee. A COUMILI. ...,._CO. 844·9060 associated BROl([J<~ R£tll TQl>S JO]', '-"' lrJltH ,, ,._' I&• 1 CiOIGEOUS IEASTSIDE C.M. -CUSTOM In&erlor ffsigners own bome. Lvly, highly up- 1raded 3 bdrm home w/huse dual slwnpstone frpk 6 dual cantilevered hearths. Parquet noor In fmly rm Lge cov 'd patio laced w/art1s t1 c lut· llcework Completely re- modeled f'relih pu1nt Call today 1>erore thth one 1s gone . Open eves. ~9491 Ml# LISTINGS!! IAYCUST OPIMSAT/SUM. l·S ZOJt SHIPW AY ~ 3 bdrm .• 3 baths . family rm. + brkfst. nn .. 2 frplcs .. patio • sprinklers + dog run · do~Ronc good value at $200.<XX>' NEWPOR<f HEIGHTS 2 Bdrm & 3 bdrm. houses, with frp lc . + workshop. $199.950! WATERFAOMT Real &estate Pier/float ; duplex on ~ -legal R-2 lot; close to ~ vsr/Low Down sholltl -Lido Village . a DANA PO I NT New real valueforS249.500! ocean view home. Qu11l. ..._. lav Prop features lhru·out tnl'I ' • F\replace,hu~e sundcck, Reaftors vaulted ce1rs. loft , etc r--•*•'•7•S•-7•0•6•0_•_. Asking $100,000. lmmcd --------move ln. Owner /Agenl. Want t.oTr11deS br.,Mesa 5«>-5570 -Verde. for 3 br. condo. Call aft 7PM or Sunday. Want Ads Call 64Z.567i;I m-8478 macnab I lrvtne realty ~ -OPIAM CHARM Lov e ly Bluff s e nd u n it condominium, located on Eastbluft Park w/view of mtns . Highly upgraded & redone w/beautlful Italian tile floors & tiled kitchen. 3 BRs, 21h baths & great private enclosed paUo that steps out to tlie park. $179.000. Jean Dales 64.2-8235. <P·ll) nafllCT STAIT8t Darling 2 BR, 2 bath condo in N'pt. Terrace. One of the best locations! End unit! Pools, sauna & jacuzzi! Beautiful cpts. window coverings & wallpaper. All for only $82.500 fee! OPEN S AT 12 :30·4:00 P.M. #14 STARBURST. CP·l.2> CAMIO SHOllS 0.. THI CANYON One·of·a·kind single story home w/4 lg. BRs. family rm & atrium ove rlooking lg. secluded yard. $284 ,500 leasehold. Donna Godshall 644-6200. <P-13) um.ICHA..,_ • , . • Tiit: UAll,V 1•11,o T rf'Mrvt11 lh11 r lllhl In rl1N1h , 1'<111 . n·ll~"r •If r•fU~(I 1111~' 11 11 \'~r llllfmtnt. 1100 Ill C'llllnJH' ll• flll~ ft ~•11111\ll)ft• Wlttlllut pl"i()r llnl ltti. 111¥•--· ti 10111 busy hie are tlfOUf SPRING· llJ. C.-.. . , . l SUMtitCll PATT£11N CAJAlOG! ll ..... : . M Omsei. toos. tk11t~ pi nts. ~st\. J 11""'9 .,._., • , •.•.• 7M OltCMNAI. ILUFFS CONDO 3 BR W/COnvertible l)en. Choice End Unlt. High Wood Beamed Celllnp Thru-Out. View of Nlte LI tes Across The Bay Separate Quarters For Teena1er Or Mother·ln·Law. Huge Patio For Entertaining . Formtl Dinlns nm . Cus tom F.P. Room For Wine Cell ar. A "Joy Ot Newport" Listing. ONL y •uM,950 ln BAYSHORES w/pri•ate beaches! 2 BR + den home w/hJgh beams, cozy fptc & 2 pati06. Move-ln ready or great Po- tential for remodellng. (Subj. to cancellution of existing escrow). ..:e.PEH. SUJW-ta!ack4 ;30_P.M~ ~ 11==-.~.-..::!W: CRES1VIEW. <P·14) ....... NM ... DDllSS PO 9'oc1:M. a.. ...... - ,.cMtL Plu( $1.!IO htt l)lttttn m ...... ~ .. I ·1·1 toupQll. S.lld 7~ 117 ....... ~ .... I 1 ......... 1'-»Mtt.M -..... 1 ~~-1 .. ···"' :._... I ...... . 121.-. .•• . SlJt Ill .. Clllli&lll , •••.. = ----- .. H1111shr.. Hr 1,,,.... ,.,... ....._,_.,. ....;.....,s. ...._.,_.. Fridlrr.JMu!ytt.tm ~••••••••••• ... •• .. •• .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• .. •••••••• DAaLVPll.()T ~~ III al ·-••• ,.. I •••rlll 1001 ••• ,.. llU •sMttl INJ C.W ...... IOJJ ~FerS. HwetPwS. ,.,.S. ....................... ...................... ....................... ....................... ..................... ....................... . .................... . IESTUF 9UAUTY Ate l.OCATIOM -Tops for (amUy Uvina. This mO&t attnctJve 4 Bdrm home hu 2 n~. large kitchen and beaut.ilUI master bdrin with VanLult papers. Storage closets low IUlat yard, electric garage 8iMl many xtras. AU ror $169,000. ---Immaculat e and ready to move in. Owner wiU hele Cinance! Freshly painted and pool s ized yard. Dori't miss seeing this before you buy. $116.900. ·'-( HAIB.U. MIW USTX• -See the potential in this 3 Bdrm home that needs TLC. Priced far below the market and the owner will carry l.st trust deed. Quiet street and super location -excellent value-Sll2.500. fXCl.USIVE USTillS Of UZ BEAZLEY ~· PET BARRETT REALTY . . ·. ' .. .. ·..... . .. hell office l~nden1ty -ned end oper8t9<1. EASTll.UPF Price reduction! Now $159.900 for this huge 5 Bdrm, 3 Ba. 2 Story recently redecorated home. Flexible on terms. SACK MY YIU.AM Priced to sell at $109.500. 11us 3 Bdrm, 2Y.z Ba, 2 story end unit is jdeally located. Call for details. R.C. TAnOR CO. 640-5112 DICORATOl'S DREAM 2 Bdrm, 2 Ba, formal din· Ing room . Newport Crest . Thia one's a beauty. 645-9161 OPEN HOUSE REALTY / IAYCRIST MIWOMMAaKn Excellent l1oor plan, 4 Bdrm, 2\.ii bath , 2 fireplaces. beautirul yard on comer lot with room and access for RV. Good value al $179,000. 411UI" ~Ali Ml CMit'RAt~ llGCAMYON No Hllltop·ocean view Venaille Deane home. Pvt cul-de-sac, corner No lot. room for pool Elef(anlly decorated. NOPAINTING...... ~000. NO CLEANING....... ..wPOITHAWAll Well located 3 br on a pretty street. Formal ·--M-z..2.1.00 __ _ dining Toom, c orner --------brick fireplace, & proud patio. 2 bib to Newport Harbor High School. Owner anxious ao cell now! 64S-7221 ~ .... ,......._youwanl Wetklff 1-a... t.o sell? Classified ads do ---------·"'--'-• it well. MZ-5878.. WXUlllS BUCH FIONT IUUX 55' llUCll FIONTAIE-¥0! Crashing waves against the sandy beach and glorious sunsets. all at your door step. Owner's decorator perf ed tmit is 3' BR. 2Ba with a beautif\11 ~ tile '°1ry way, beamed ceilings, · stainless glass windows and central stereo system tbru-out. A combination of formal dining, 2"Wood-burning fireplaces, spectacular island work center in kltcben <BBQ unit) micro-wave oven +dbl oven. nitered water system and a very accommodation wet bar. Exceptionally large custom muter suite with very private and relaxing Jacuzzi. Genuine marble counter tops with .. Cheryl Wainer" fixtures. Air coad'I thru-out. Lower anlt has ~BB, 2 ba and a spacious livinl area, 2 cozy wood-burni-:J; · 11re~1ee1, C!OltoariJatlt-tit«h-• enc O.ec1 patio. Pure Qualltyl I Offered at 1875,000 Call for appt' to see: 875-2763 I lllCUl1YI HOt • Beautiful 5 bedroom. 3 bath showplace io Meaa De l Mar. Must aee to appreciate. Profe11lonally tandMaped A.st for Reute Wyman. 631·12Jfi6 COUMftYU,._ New custm:n home on one acre ln Corona. 4 bedroom, 2~ bath, zoned for 5 horses. $143.500. Ask for Reggie Wyman. 831·12166 ASSUMAK.I FHA LOAM On beautHully landlcaped, 3 bedroom. l~ ba\h home in College Park, Costa Mesa. $88,500. Ask for Glen Hellwarth 631·1266 A 1051 GAID84 Lush landscaping includes atrium off master bedroom, l~ bath, air conditioned home in Mesa Verde North. $96,500. Ask for Glen Hellwarth. 631·1266 PllDI OF Owta5f9t Professionally landscaped and recently redecorated 4 bedroom Mesa V~rde home on private comer lot. Only $122,000 -Ask for Glen Hellwarth. 631-1266 llST IUY IM MESA vaDE Quality constructed 4 bedroom, 3 bath home on huge lot amidst_ custom homes. Seller motivated. Immediate occupancy -Ask for Glen Hellwarth. 631·1266 FOi SALE OI LEASE .. llYIME · For Sale -2 bedroom home with three patios -immaculate home. $73,900 -No association dues. Sale or Lease with Option -4 bedroom, tri-level, Yale model in College Park. Rent or Lease -2 story. 4 bedroom, 3 bath home in Greentree. $650 plus security deposit. Ask for Roy Siemens 631-1266 OCEAN VIEW Dana Point -2 bedroom, 1 bath cottage. R-2 lot. $73,900. Ask for Roy Siemens 631·1266 ROOM FO& MOlll 300x65 lot -R·2 with 3 tmits -can accommodate 6 units. Costa Mesa. $189,500. Ask for Roy Siemens-6.11·12186 EASTSIDE DUPLEX Duplex with room for two more u,llts. Close to schools, shops and bus line in Costa Mesa. $149,900. Ask for Robert Milliken. 631·1266 EASTSIDE-2 ON A LOT 2 bedroom, 1 bath house with a bachelor unit in the rear. Unique location. Assumable. Ask for Robert Milliken. 631·1266 of costa .-sa, lnlM, Mwport bHda, IK. 234 E. 17th Strfft, Costa Mesa 631-1266 Nationwide Network o( Individually OWll<'d and Operated Real Estate Offices -HAWAlt WJ:llAVJ: VACA110N RENTALS CODaftlAT C..W... 1024 C:-...._ 1024 .._. I Qulilt ....u..J loc Uon !99···················· -· .. ·-··· .. , .............. . bu 6 oe.. • .._.•bi.kt .._. Nortla. bJ owner. 4 I • CdMio tniUt 6 a tarp parlr wW W AITIM" ' BR. 2 ba, fonnal din. rm. Oceu aw..... beaut aU be yoww wkh U1i1 TO•IOMHT m>, ft. Fp&t, cow'd ........ !ec~ q.a.t: neat a bdrm. + den + Prtced below market at pet., V ana. Cla to L.t• patio. Al0I ap• dinlaa rm. bocne. s.e •~•·Take edvuuce ~~":.l·..r.'·•· pUwee. tA.oeo. Call SIM S"amaneUa tb1a Sat. al t.bla 3 bdrm bom• on a .-.--• · IG·Zlll 12 to 5 PM. Red1aeed to tarp lot. For more La· MIW e0te05 1-------- 1111.500 fariDltkm c.U 141--lMT TWOI J be 2~ ba 8laullful 4 w, 2 be 6 faaa (JI _. ~ .. _...._.. '• nn.Jyraold. CJOtlJHa VJUn a~a;'b. ~~ JDaam.....tnd FAt.alel NIWIOITHAWAll ~ • aaave ctoui>ae c•raaes. j,~"8i1:tcG .U.JIOO 'W!lf G7.1-8m rrp1ea.,e:o1, Jae~~ .,_.. 24Ml.C....Nwr C.. • $64 500 Z::a, 1o:"r:r., .. ,. ASSUMPTION , NO ------'-"--• 1 : •-QUALIFYING. 1st of , ... s,,.... SICll ter•s saooo.--.a tM,IOO, t'fOOO eaab to Cul\m lot-Plana 8000 a.f. -. '"''"" ~; ... ;;;m.;;Tm-,~-----1;.; ......_.... -·t uu ._,,. 000 Del~ 3 bdr., 2 ba. SudPG6Dt.a .-........ '" · -· • home. Im med. l'oaa. -..i Owner's ride! 2 151 • ._ ..._&..S.CLIAN 1IADI Wt bedroom coodo lo Mee• 3 Bdrm, ,._ Ba. fplc, new Aad~flr"ltuaer'stax Verde area, wilb eaUng NewportHelpuS'79,5002 appJlan., many up. area, bull\ iDa and patio. Br. rectwood pwUD1. JDWlf.a. Aaawuble)oa:o. • "· be n e f ta l n t b I s BK.R. call ~1120 pvt. yard. x.lnl cond. As· Ofrln!Cl forfl•soo 11 =~~::S.~C~~~ 1111••8L =-~~=w348 -~· • -~ CIMrft SHORES Wied brick '6 tM" latest -~ goodies. Only f!M,OOOM -· ~Owner. Eutaide 3 Br2t~~~~~~~~ Enjoy tbe pride of .....___ Cd .ai-'-• I ••-6 ownenhlp, also the love· may ex .. "JMIU,e or . • -rm wtpa'uu . --"' w •-_, ... R·2. llAUTY HAS KP· entrance. A1ao hu v ameoll.Mll • COuuOn o (b I~ ,If _ ~CAnUltB) «b Br. New roof, pipes, •TmlSTSALIS• ~tbia~a~~:.~~ f!JO'Ullta aa v tun In thi.I super 4 bdrm. 3 decoratioo. Pb $9-3'08 Will Sacrifice aq. ft. ol tivln1 space. -~""f!J'w/tmli~ bath Mesa Verde Home. afterSPM. $1000'1 with 3 bdrma., 2 baths Ii W!lf' 'b 2 etory, custom pool & Under Bank Appraisal ~dining area. G73-d49~ ~· terrific ramily l"SIDllMCOMI SBRMereditbllansion 2 car gara1e 2435E. Co.et Hwy .. CdM . Call 546·5880 for DUPLEX. Open beams! 2buJe2-atl')' MldWons =t.f:.~b~v~·:~:: 3 Br. 2 ba on corner lot morelnlorm•Uon Sepuatey.,..Sl05,000. ::;:v~1:!!:~~r B~:~es to a lovely ocean beach. w/lce yard. Sl7S,OOO. 601 talPLIX &alore! Dream kitchen. also a prihte pool in Narcissus. 544·0614 or htsuestct~en. your own front yard. &'M-c323Z. All 2 Bdrma. SH0.000. As· HUDY ti! Price,$29,500 sumable Sl00.000 loan. THE BLUFFS ... The J>Opular single level LINDA model. cocnna:rtfu pool within easy w 1 distance; 3 bdrma .. 2 baths, & 2 1ar1e patios. SlQ,500 759-0111 un ATTHllUCH! SPYGLASS Prtdeolownenbip. • ""*'lwtt• SPECIALISTS DZVZ• se.or.. W REAL Z8'IWrE -..Y ...... 7 642-6368 ............ 6 Bedroom, family room. 14M557 dinin1 room, :du lge bonus room, big lot. supe r location, In fabulous Spyglass. All for only $35(,500. 640-lllZ 2 bdrm. 2 ba. Condo. South cl Bayside. 329 Dahlia Pl. $163,500 By Owner 673-1792 Abeo(-::~~'~. ~ ............ !!.~~ Best E'slde area. Nr. GllATVllW Westctiff shops. Heavy ol Turtlerock at Newport shake rool. oak lloon, Hills. prt fl lake. ToP huge .country kitchen. condo in Rancho San immaculate 6 t.asteful! Joaquin. 2 Br + den. JANUARY SPECIAL Park like 1rounds. be Corm. dining, wet bar. No down for VETS. super first t.osee! frplc, steps to pool. I.Jke family home. s~acious 3 DEVI• ~adee. $145.000. Bdrm 2 bath, l{\Cludlng REAL E&'TWI E 752-UCM, 752-0392 f am I I Y room with 642.e388 W O O D I I I D G E ftreplace. Well located • near schools. A.'lking on. --------• CONDO. ly STI.900. To see call •-------•I 2 Br. 1i,; ba. nr lake, pool 540-ll.51 •DAZZLING• 4t spa. Seller may ~-•o lloance, $6900 'Bkr .. and ertjoy privacy, too; walk t.o nearby beach & clubhouse where life on Newport Bay floats before you; spacious. comfortable 4 bdrm .. 3 beth family home, West patio for sunning, extra large double .1arage. All this near exciting Lido shops. _____________ , 2 IDltM COTT AGE ~~HERITAGE ~'"'"_. SCln ........ New paint, carpets & LAllROMT IM FAll'..OUS VllWCOMDO SM9,500 Spadous two story 3 bedroom home w ilh many amen.lties and 3 decks. Pool and tennis facilities. Owner wlll Nlildder lease/ option. - WATERFRONT HOMES REAL ESTATE 63H 400 BIG HOUSE! Uttle Price! UnbeUevable value! s bdn:ns + Jacuzzi! I Only '80,900! Cracklin g fireplace! Entertalners patio! Can't laet al this price! ! CaU 645-0303 FO~EST E OLS ON . . " REALTORS PLUSINCOMEUNIT , ____ ._ __ , Peued hardwood noors. beamed ceilings, 2 brick fireplaces, country kitchen PLUS 2 Bdrm, 2 bath income unit with private patio and yard. $190,000 CALL FOR DETAILS /Jn Nlf,fl nl\ILLY & 1'\':JSUL 11\ 11 5 llANDNIW TOWMHOMES "lrtH•rWoods" < Easts.ide Costa Mesa) En~Uah Tudor 2&3 Br spht level, 2&3 car ga r age, frplc s. rmcrowaves. greenhouae windows. pool, spa. TENNIS court. From $89.950 646-0081or955-1920 drapes , r e finished WOODllUl>Q.E natural wood cabinets New Woodbridae Estates and dramatic tile entry. WMNggtoa Piao rud.y ' All tastefully combined for rDO¥e io. 3 bed & den, In a well located Mon· 2\.it ba. $186,000. Special ticello Townbome with upgrade packa1e In· wrought iron balcony eluded. Call George or overlookln« pool and Roxanpe at (714) dubhome. $70,500. S-3700. Foe More Information Irvine Pacific CAU.644-7211 a...tATI OCCUPANCY JASMIMI CAHIC Developed by PRIME OCEAN VIEW. __ W_oodl __ ree_Dev __ • Co_._ Grand award winntn1 Mama Plan at Wood· ~Ell.Ma by lnloe Guarded entrance. 3 br. IY OWHR 2~ba fam. rm. You ow Great homes. flex .._,.._. IOZ6 the land. Pool...Lacuui: financia1. beat ar~as. -·•••--•••••••••••• Tennis. Prine. Only. 6«>-2981 Elegant a1ncJe family 3 Br, den, 2 Ya bath. ~500. Includes air . Call Geor1e or Roxanne at 552-3700 between 106Sdaily lrvtne Paclllc. Owner/Agent~ll.21 homes w/oceaa tie valley J•mine Crk 2Br. den, HBFS views. COmln1 soo_n. ---5-5-.000--.--- securltf. pools tennis, A 9UICIUE 5t9-5lll. ...... 1...&-end urut $199,500 Own/ Warm. cozy. comfort&· --------• ._ 4 u.uUJ condo. OWC _88' __ 759-0046 ______ •1 ble. Nicest lo area. 4BR. DIVORCE !1~-:C:d ~1r1 !0 c::f~ --------1 2ba home. All terms. FORCESSo\LE 664 smews $72,.900. Red. llG.500 to .. ,900. MUlHEAltM Dua ~t Beacb at.yle 'IVtleroct. new 2 br, deo. Realty R.._hr tn..e. 3 BR. 2batb. 6 yn 2 be Condo. Best view air 754-7100 old. Vacant. Make olfer. cond., all upgrades Must sell immediatety. S 1 2 6 • 9 0 D • 0 w n e r lovely 3 bdrm. 1 ~ ba in Wall make greet bome or _7J4..644..4772. _______ _ College Park. Htd. beechnmtaJ. • pool.I Japanese Tea 11rdn. INVESTMENT STORE M09tunwwal4,000aq. ft. " Caba na. Beautiful B-9715.~how"s home with in-law apt. yanl AIC, Dbl Crplc. in SPECTACULAR. NEW Arcbitecturally ck struc· deo/dio rm. gar. dr. op-ALL WOOD ._ G• "'"S tW'8J.Jy out.siandlng. See nr. many xtru. Lo 90's. • ""'"" tt Coe all details. $380,000 Owner-SS7·2509 . C U S T 0 M -8 U I L T MAURYSTAUFFER · HOllEI Walk to bch & ••c--~ SEALIONREALTY ROOMTOIUILD Marina, w/Ocean view ..... _. 11tv 673-5354 497-lltl Nice 3 Br house oo R·2 from balcony. 3 BR, 2"'1 MUCH ADO vvr.sA ' lot.. Room to add addi· ba. Jae. tub. sauna rm. Ushct at S 116,790 tioaal units. Priced right glass~ tile en· Take over SSl,000 FHA 3 Bdrm. home with 2 at$8S.OOO. $174 gar :reb" loan. Great income. bdrm. apt. Let us show • · ->' ff you! ~ !R€HIG€ MatbiasolCal·P•c Real· ~2511(1. A«l6'73-53M/497·3388 /~ f tf0rl€~ ~~5W.()penSuoday CNer high interest! Try out t.b1s 9% assumable io.nr 4 Bedrooms+faml· ly room ! Beautiful Atrium! No common wallal Aat.ingSllUOO. Tall to led Carpet w.u.. 754-1202 ..._..._.. 100 PRIMEPIClrM 3333W.Co8.stHwy."NB Mapificentoceaaview. ... •••••••••••••••••••• $119,500 645-6646 · New3bd.OpeaSat6Sun &NYaSITYPARK Hot9'WwU.""9 Won't last, 3 bedroom. 1~ bath family home with r patios, beautiful neighborhood, on cul-de· sac street. All this Cor on· ty $73,SOO. 540-3666 4 duplx. including bay 2sepuate houses with tg Mesa Verde 3 Br 2 Ba 12-5. 33816 Colefio. Act me.aat 3 bdrm. Stan· IYOWMR front t.o be exch. down in ~-3 Br 2 Ba, 1 Br l Ba. formal dln, country _113S-OS23 __ . _; 1_5M'108 ____ _, Conf Townhome. master EMtcoetalleuCounty. •Pkc.213/68t-3200 Single story. Ownr/Agt. kitchen, $102,900. Ownr. BT.. I032 bdrm. suite w/ Crplc, 2.3>0 sq. ft. bouse+dbl --------Scott. 759-1212 751·7274 .. --.. -••••••••••••• vault.eel celling, 1reen· garage. Rec. Rm 700 W4JllJlll()MT belt loc. Fee land. Prine. 551-4882 eves sq.fl.+ car port. Top oree HOUSI I .5 BY OWNER: EasUide 3 RIDWOOD SP. only. cond. Low maintellantt DUPLEX #9Montedto0r. bdr., den" Conv. Gar.. ,,,_ Aleal M&-21'11 • $410,000 Spyglass Hill. Like new 22118 Waterman $129,000. BY OWNER 38R 2ba. __;;;;...ST--.---H-OM--E- Exceptional lncome pro-4BR, big ocean view. 675-5500 bonus xm, on cu.I-de-sac. -·-SPMeSH cHAaMR f::Y on the water wilh lrwlll&lrwlJtRHlton1;,;-.-,;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; A/C, sprlntlera, 11~ Oliver-dale 2 bdrm. No $49,900 dock.Perfect forlhe 644-6111 640-9545 $40,000 t_~t::flandscpCa.lPrin. ~VA. S5l-4682eves Sit led l ,,e I t owner-who wants t.o live1.,,....--------1 .,....,. _.,900. Ca1 now ,_.. ua on ar,. o io a spacloua home and Colta Mesa I 024 n4/511-33'76 WOODBRIDGE PLACE w/q country kitchen 6 have an income unit OR .. ••••••••••••••••••••• PER HOUSE fonrial diniDI rm. the home and ---••ate unit l!L....U ,.. __ H-5 houses on one lot. nJR.NlSHED MODEL quaint woodwork • frpk i -..-othe _.. ___. -Fenced ants &osed F t• ,.., I 034 SIGDeWOOd near the lake. _______ ._. w/wood mantle make or teeo-a1er or m . r Huge 5 BR. 3 b•. avai Y • eoc -·•-••••••••••••• 3 bd., 2 ba. + family rm. H CAMYOM Lbla bome a real find. in law. J'ront bowie aa 3 211. 1191 SOO. 640-2lll cances. For info call: LNse ft.M.. Profeaaionally decor al· ft--.o.U-aco ..._'t wall, CALL NOW, bedroom, dlnlnc rm. • ~ ed • beaut 11u11 Y ..,.,.....,_ uuu Unit baa 1 Bdrm and loft PIXBt-WPllt 4 Br 2~ Ba, focmal, 1 _ ... __ d Townhouse •am> wkb w.. __. .. _.. famlly ... +a.-e boDeal a-..=ape • $117 ,500. Ex.quiaketfdecorated _ ... _...._.. 3 Br 2 Ba, frpl, fnc:d Yd rm. 11·-.. _ Call Le~,t Pearson, 3Br2\.i!Ba .SELECT -SAUS8URV E-side CM. at31 San cul-de·~::~:\::' lrvlaeP c.552-4101. SecurldU'dHprivacy PROPERT E REALESTATE ~· ?:'~ ~~N! beaut. Greeabrook .... ______ _ SllowD b)' appt. I S Bal6o1 111and 70 • under m a rte t a t l•MCHd JimTa,lor RJty. 646-SELL klJe ltema with a • ._ ____ 67•HOOO---r ~b .. ~~~"·i--------$135,000. Conalder any ""JOA9UIM Dally Pilot Clualfied Ad.•·--------;::;::;::::=====~=::~==:::::::::;: reMCJDable down 6 mon· s o:!...tlldleltema 642·5678 --.-. ...., I • 1007 llllC a •Nrt tfily s:::::ut; Zl'1"-• an Luis Re, 11~1 _,.,. -·••HO I ISi n1 NATIONALCAPITALS tion. /Act.Ml-59 featurfnl thTet .. •••••••••• •• • ••••• • •• bedroocfta • 2\.ii baths and .._.IW 1•YF1~ U......._ lbdrm.,lba.,patio.gar.. CS BARD U 0 SS RISA CE SL B ............... 1040 ~tbepool -ooe " ~ ~• .,......, ~to beach Adults oo -·-••••••••••••• ol the super buys of the Top of the line 4 bdrm., 4'At bath pe1a•yrtye7S.7412 "A I I 0 NA L 8 J P D Z Z MAX Z WAMSHYILLA -. Owner movtq out L' da Isle ho e b llt b I CL TM DE I AB Y L Q J BE · alareaaodlsmotivated · lD m u::m:r van C J'll1_.._. IOll A 8 Ru S s AC s KO EL N Go 1'7wn=rb:Nae ,;:.iUJs':1'"'· prtce la lowest al lbls Wells. 2 Brick frpJcs., i dining -·••••••••••••••••• T .., a E S • C H T H R N U V y I ... ...... 1 • 2""' model can today for de-rm., large builtrin elec. kitchen, COMTIACT "" " -.. ......_ pier. f1oat to accommodate eo ft. ........... I c Au u A. p KL I EN .A." yacb~t~ with 2 smaller boats, .... ~ 0 AR c IM R cw 8 v 0 KA". •!!a_ ....... plUI ine tncfedJble view, oombine to • 2 ~: " • c It 0 $ 0 c L 0 [ " T E A R ,...,..,.. make tllia the perfect home for the ..... tt*. n.tom A 0 0 £ c T " c c D u I p [ 0 A ar..11 .... ~ ........ ftlktotllll~Yiew red hill · -' -.. I -. "'I Ill discrimlnaUna buyer. Call Ind uk ... Wallrtobeedl. T • 0 I s r J k " A • [ It T L u us aboutthlaOne, today.'800,000 ~t!.= TL H" u .. "Au, AREL u NA ~ NAKREQONDOKNAOTITTT ~3 d flO~"-a....,;~ ffiii~iiii-iiiUIOiiP=iiiJ W It I P W 0 Y Z A 0 A D R R A P £ N M VT ~· CW.Miik fttJ AAU .ILA~l·!'!~A.URT HARBOR "jA.iiiNiCiitt!x·vtr s ,. r K o ,. c o .. K A H o o R L r " s . Ot9.tcan100 view. 3 Br condo. fam 111 rm . pool11teanl1 crt1. 11 .1111 mwcnDr.MNMT Mdl Ind boll " In. ~ hllvt "' z-. .. JJJ11•• e IUdh*' -Dllllf -.J.- Clftbe-. lbr,,.,. .... •-------- Dllae.111 ID ... t • N W.YlllLOT ~nMll,J!nupyt\tm thutn,.,... Mwei~W. c ...., Ollwlffl•t• ....._U.,..cl11t1d ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Pt ;::rt,~ .............................................. _ tti n'-IMt ._.. M1a11,_.. ......_._.. ........... 1116 ... ~ 1•6 _; ............ , ..... ..._,..,,,..,IMO I 11 II QU ~-.......... ~ ............................... ~···~··-:· .. ••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ....................... ....................... c:a.t......... ...... ...................................... . II IJllCllHllUM .... .._.... • .. ~Uf .... IMf ~....... .... • .... 141.ft, Prtle 0 ...... UMITI Wf'Ta OUll I Ill.I ~·-~ .... :.:::.-::::::•.:.-;..:•:.:•.;;;.;;;.• ~tat. f::. Prl':. :t: =~A:~ I ::rr::ar:•,.. I ... ~. •• Vliil& • .,...11..._6 L• dMllml1....... do••· Xlnt Anala•lm ~•-.Nii. .... N ~ •• , .......... ft a 'C! ••• CANYON 1ngo S4IMaJ .... tne·'-........ IDv•· MULHIAIN t;s;r•ta~ 9!' *9' ..... ~ " •OLP COURSI ISTATIS ..... IC-c=w ... 1rr1• ~~~~u ~ mue ,•=-~=· v.,, lar .. f••·,.. ... Lm ...... ~----.._ CllQ< ........ ,.,.. ...................... to beb.. u x Jf'Oll, 1011 ........... 1206 • P•rbaPI the rnoel magnlflcent home IY OW'l• =•e· d.400. Bkr. .. ................... .. • BADY POI YOU tn prettl1Jou1 Bi a C1&nyon. This 5 l bdrm., coodo. P•tl 1~•• dll a.. clla. ....._ rm. bdrm. l~Dath French ReJftlCY home DCWSIVI COMMUNITY urport..1..!'r. buch • NEWPORTBEACR DIUo w/1• bbtJ. Mew aJta on nearl)' ~ acre and features °' THiii AICH IA YI abop.. .u.lOO. Al10 2 ._ aea .... den, DR. LR, llle .. ~ ti•••· tn1. wool carpet. lmPorted cry lat lilht ~1~~~~~~· vtew+ IDR apt. over IJl.WG · fixturfJI, Olk paneled f&mll~ room , I I. lh1• .... I--.~ .. _ r:r::..:.p:dkl::e OutatHdl•& 8a1frODl 1ame room with at and·up bar. •f. 1100 by •PPt Alt Crane "'"-'1' *··' ba., a r.ool/J1cu11l and pool houae. All A .............. ,._,_ ...... .., _, ................... ~ · ' ft1*1,I ClllO/ljom..,. mporied fumishlngs are lncludcd in l ~. "-• -., s.lt L••• n A.__ .... ..,... CXMNGTON f.PLEX Nr Yrl1 J bdrm. ' be. f)pic, the price ol Sl.400,000. tep ~ 11 'lea. ftle ..._ ....,. t n .~ t 11 10 u • s. Oil Plua. ate oners ~U~ua de#k • UNDER CONSTRUCTION -you still have time to decorate tJUI goraeoua 6,600 1q. ft . Country Enalish home whlcb hlChllahts double aplral wood stelrc.... 5 huge bdrms, 5"".t bathe. ramUy room, exercl1e room/den. pool and Jacµu::l. For a private ahowing of these outstanding cuatom born ea. contact: THE STARNES COMPANY 640-5711 --------· -------:-----r- 1\: PAITICULAI PROFESSIONALS * ..... .,...,,.._,... ...... .,,.... ~aearHuat· aea,sus,ooo.Prtnc.On· •ppt. call eW:tt~ ..................... .._....._. lotton H•rbour . ly.BU.-541-~ .._8 • = _. W••ll teo • ,_ --... Spacious. dramatically z NIW I WtlT 11&.HS. ~, .... -1-1-.-1-,--,,-.-.1-7 .__ ......-. 2--.....__ =-·~t. wltb ex· ._,1_ C ri• • •• -......... V?W....w. .,...... ...... H'91U1Jll0ft en!!!; .... •••••••••••••• .. ••• 499-455 I 9el>-m0 9400,000 Hth. SIJO,-.. Oc..,.._ Ill 2be Ccla = e1Jb:~ r:ti.~ dD. leeurtt1 bld1 .• m~ .._ ,..,.rtir 2000 fl*'• and bltu. Bu&lder .... SllO/mo. f7W.O. ............... ••••••• t• 0 t cc ••• .. .. .... ,.,....,. 106f -............... wan u . • . ----------2CIOOD ..__. C.....dllMw Jl2Z ... •••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• SUN REALTY ...... •••••••••"• .. •••• ........ ...__ TOllTIUI .A. .-&.... ~• 2-•CH HOUSH I ;. ~ z Br home, aduJta, no peta, ldllllftw ,_.. . 1100 -. 2100 •moar.a1e 1ar~atr. ~ ... , •• , .... , .... ••••••• OMA LOT ,,.,_ 81/2°/o 116.MO 2BLOCKS2 8EACH •••••••••••••••••t••H• Harbor View Monaco n.ITOllACH 2HOU8ESJ'ORONLY Colt• Mua iao·xaoo· A~ lat.I'~· ---JU. G-at vi-. 3 ..... _,.ea ..... ,S"' B• ....S 11.0 . mG.000. !Mlr. ~I br ·I ba 09 CGr· ,..._ ... .... Dbl wide "81 trallerama SOLDTOOETHER 541-1116 .. w/llt rant. i...e. :n•.:~.Owaer. \"ou r.:;~~~a1:=.: Lehfw.. 2200 ~i:'0 ' Ul·Hl2; ZIMPortCarU.le lnTraeuure ... DON'TBE 2LATE ...................... . OpeaS/S M4-el'1 ._,lPlldlkCoutHWy. SOOTTREALTY WWt.rade2~retOrtacree Like New Broadmoor SI If, fOO Laa. Bcb. Offered by US.7UI on lake in Elio, Nev ad• leawlew home. Vlew. ____ ..._ ___ , RenahtaDt• M.P. ---7-6-UM--..._---for cub. aallboat. car, Hc:uritr and privacy. ~•te. ..., dl•mond1, 1old, etc. •tmo.Owner..,...., UDObltruct•blt OCHD vtewa. dedta bu&• fam•· !1 room. a BR. I 1'A1. dla· iw--. owner.,.... al olr•. SUI.GOO aM UOtSo.C:..tfflw•1 ~ ln VWaae Fall' Call for appointment lo see this beautifully decorated Seaview Home. Gracioua ramlly U vlng in a gated community wlth tennis and pool. This lovely home has a cozy family room with fi replace, formal dining and 4 nice bedrooms . Jus t reduced to $315,000. OCJl!AHFRONT DELUXE ldQ atcry.£ana t50M. AM. 6 live io thla °""" 21t.ry. oa beacb. We llat muJUple 4~ CMD&ard Rlty, l2nd Yr m.tzllO. Cont. Sat. DeArm •r•l.dt VIII•••· ly OWHB 8'75-7SI ~ 2br, 1 b•, pat.lo Sl8 Mayflower. 9'¥1.0lJO t.ow rt1nt. Take ove r WW trade a 1ub-drvlded rm. 1ar. 411 Pop· 2ar. 2.8a, •t:, eover9d fevo~:a:ic:~c::e iou11.u ve1u 1.ror cuh. P'· MOft.t'Jl.0181 porcb + pa , ,abftt:, W• ~ lt.J Ri•l\O. ..Uooat. car. mamoadl.t-_____ _ m'i1A:~:i·:ia~o~a. cAU.14z.u16 _etc_. 815-_1_911 _____ _ LAGUNA BEACH R E A T y Owalr. .. fur L11lc; Ulln welcome llADY TO GO 497-2457 •DW'LIX• ace. aide al bwy, level lo&...,,~ lo be•ch. Needl Nlnt. m.1nor re· -1ra; fdeaJ for home 4s Income, Hurry. only ---Miaaloll Raalty 494-0731 ... , ... ..,Lot l7M634 ...._._ lff.. 4 ft I dllf.lln" 12 urut apt •ltt. lnclud" ~• "1 t.yf~wt&.l>bu.rh Pl•nit., r e p oru. Ir UDO~HOUSI 2 bar11lna In Mohllt n Q w 11 1 a p 11. ll . pmN<. PrirMCll Iota· ~/W/S-1·1 HotnN at Lb9 U..acib Ill %11/tltO~•ou lion. •a H.000. 1u1 DICUTIVIOI IJ2¥19...... NEWPORT. One l ~or70'e·lill4 fAMILYUYIM6 Fabuloua extra lar1e E. DeW ua t llACH ,.... -------· Speclou& 4 Bil. ramlly IOUlhP1UO.Oneofaklnd · llOWMU. 1111.000. a.JLOTI rm . home w/oc:ean, ODAMHOUSI IY~a cuat.om ort1lnal. 4BR, 1w1 (!a.mtnt. Tr1 ·Plex. * * Mrtiar•dl1llauriew. Lovely 4 bedroom fa mll "'"" 2ba,dinin1/famlly nn. 67J.IOZO pri~t.oHll. JOOdOO'. Louted In ...,. jMuW Iii pftute roocn bome w/Spani1 2.!'eati hombeei, fie• SHQRECLlffS l'/Jlofi.SHl.000 _.......ut __ PO_R_T-.. -.-.. ,...-1-" Well locat.edz.i.t. YOCCA VALLEY. tfUGY ~111000/llo. Owntr ceramicWeentry,faml unancn1. •t areaa. Owner/AaentNlckle '"c-." "r.1'"'' 8ERrnfAHENRY beautiful actnery and~~. a.t•-~~ 1.1 room Hd kitchen _•_21111 _______ 1 VIEW 875-4914 . 873-1020 ON LIOO KEALTORti clean air •II wlthlD a -.. ..__ Mll<"c: Col)' flrePiace, vlew o llACHD""'8 au~-=-000 21SOe!Mat 4in·"412l abort drht . Owner/a-....--•(•P•·ll·>---• JOOl•?rt~UD ·==IM 644-0111 city liJbia, mountain I-Ilk. lo ocean;-newly ~"'-------------1 --------• builder could re•llH --------________ , md vaJJQs. New paJnt nnovated. S1N OOO. Beautifully remotteled ~ 7 UNITs.c.M. poatUve cub now. Fron· c.e. ....._ uz4 MOMAICH new c~ll. new dis ..wPOIT iiACH family bome ln exclusive c--t •EXCITING• Beaut. new bul Id Ina. late on 1ta1e hwy wtth ·-.. ••• .. ••••••••••• IAYmaACI b...._.. $110,.500. Thil Sboreclllf1. Ma1nlflcent 3 bdrm 2 ba ar fam FlnDlac:ea.xla1locaUon. view and In tOWJI . New ZU bd ~ --a·•'fal 1 .. .JI._,, 2.,,. bouaelutreatt.o.... llAL'n 671-1642 c:ouatry kitchen. terrific rorAI..iv UPGRADED llN'UAIWf'OIT lcla TSLlnvmll M2-1603 Reuonable' down P•Y· .....__ 2 rm, c, i:tb':.aom.:a;wttb"; COUOPNIWPOIT. HCA.ti .._..,· muter auite, aeparate THROUGHOUT . &;;;;r'd.blnUMmMSdJe D"lent. OWC b•lanee. -· c;.paraae. panoramic ocean & llA.LTOIS~· + ,.....,. · :l~' P~~a'tAi ~.!~~ Freshly painted. New of beautiful Newport lllAKIV.. Qualified priac:lpala. -•-•---MS-_____ _ coHlline view. City 671-111 I 2Bll bouH+Apt over tnccall lndapd wttb brick plan· h arbor. A 1ard e n f P/eDOWN 8*1108 New 2 br. 1~ ba condo. lllht• by nltbt. Ex· ..,. ~ B1C corner lot, tcera ar paUo.~oblum1nak. pa r adise + pet . 4-Pla fl s5n1111 P'amlly. ~ aara1e11• f/p. Open qulaltely decorated By b Sum view. D/R, L/R, den. ~· oncrete .. r c Marvelous pvt. beach. Au ume. e er will IUldeni Pita. Tri·plex. u..am eel n11. Pool, tbruout. heat*1 pool le owner Monett • '225,000. Apptooly2USt. driveway. SlM.IOO. AS· Walk to •boppln1 In carry paper. Mn1mt Plana approved. Lot Jaaml. lit• wt..~ jacuu:l.S30:SOOO mlt 2 & den condo. Andrew• Rd. Alt 21 SUME JU0,000 loan at Newpo1tllarbon'1 moat ~.!.:, Aaeot. Gary D. cleared. 12902 Haul~~· ' ~~wo. 495·1407 or ~ . ~m&:~~~s:t~ exduaivearea. <K1.0757> &JUlll-..or53l·2'M 8.7~.<>wnerta-3213 ICID-S/_PITS __ OK __ _ --------• 4 d\lplex, includinC bay ~ Sun 1 to 5 1937 Port CAUfOIMIA Principala only Pano ocean view, So. EASl'SlDE. 1 BR S2:95 & BV OWNER· Highly up. front t.o be exchanged MlwportC...... Claridge Pl. or call for PACIFIC Latun.a. R·l, plans fl 2 BR U50. 842·2510 , 3MonarchBayPlaza 1raded home on aolf down Io a pk 1 . 640.5317 appt.8"-1199or7S2·Sl31 MOllUHOME coutal. S1 09,0R . -... Laruna NiJuel coune wtlhiD ~block or 213/IBf.3200 1--------1 SAW NIME --------496-7222 llf-0136 teu la dub. S275,000. ---~----•--------• •llAUTIFUL• COMM"LLOCATIOM Ownr/Agt.l3Hl50 Clean 2 br w/garage. --------• -...,-.-PANORAMIC YllW By Owner, Guarded ul· 2'10S8i~i~J~A Heart ol Laaun• Beach. COSTAMISA Adulta. no pet.a. 773 W . BUOY LOY&YUDO fromNewportBayt.oMt. tra exclu1lve Bayside Presti1tou1 building. Best F.a1talde locat.ioa! WUaon.S27S.!Ml-Nl7. Oceu viewa • Catalln• • llST.,.MS * home oa a apacloua 56' Baldy. Exqula1te borne. community. (ioµrmet Near new 2 bdr. 2 ba. Savlnp & Loan u a.ma· Under U0.000. All '3251rmll2 BR bae +din· auaaeta from th 11 IN TOWN lot. A l'OOlllY ainatutory 3' hr~ 1ate. 3BR, kitchen. Wood &. 1tu1. Go&denwest •luxe home jortenant. hA00.000. 64().7000 inl rm. No peta. ChlJd beautiful, hl1hty up-:;:;:c'1:!:,~!:ectai; =:-in~ ~co~'re~ f::m,f.D 12":8.~~~~~I ~~ a:~t!d!:~'&~ai :~. PS:;.,O' e:!~ ':o~t~Hlty Mallle"-/ OK.213/8$1-m> g raded condo ; lm· Bdrm on fee land ta with country French daya 844·8725, eves anvestment. ~.ooo By ?:30 on. Anytime Sat/ LAGuNABEA~· TrtrPrtla JJOO Immaculate a bck.. 2 ba, maculate. A1t101 Mpl -.. LoU o1 kltcbea, oak floou, m:aDll appt. only Mi-J.Dt day1 SWa. 67:MM 4'4-lllt 9SS.15?0 ••••••••••••••••••••••• new pa.int. drps, crpt.s, 2 bSUOO atru, altylieht. atalned firetide formal dlnln1 --------fMl.Smevet. For Sale Mobile Home. "73 car gar. eov paUo, encl fA*.YHOMI ~· Peek at the wtth lta1Ded and leaded llOOS.1Msa... lyO--/loclllay UDOPAU . Brilbklo Manor atxto, 2 )'d. Kbooia. ~~Uke Spedouali· enterta.ln1D1 at c. Sl8t,500. !'~-~.~ wtharru~ OnlybdrmS]_87d~hoformetllilon a' Custom, Earth tone, Neat 1 BR w/dry dock; 31 Unltl, S.A. S22K per bdnm..t. 2 ba. fmly rm.:....5 liieUtiii: avail"°'*· IP. vtng area1, complete EBBTIDE REALTY ,__., wuuu loUUV9 • ..... ioul 3Br 2 Ba L R nr. beach. sit~. Aleot UnlLGood Terms. Star t"ark Sat.000/ -t •-.sttio. 714~1». with 2 frplca. 6 ocean 494-9416 «M PLUS comer lot within walking ~ -1c. pool. • 'patio·. m.G70 131-3084 £vea. Edward Fiah Realtor fir. (714) IG-5451 lle9a Verde, 2 BR. den, views. 4 Bdrms., 3 batha diltance of the Westcliff .. ., !Ml-98'1:t ..... i.. &family rm. S219.~ Spedacular ocean view of A larse pool 1lze 1oulh ahopl. Vacant & read1 cul·de·aac. Mu1t see. 3 mobile bomea NB adult 40' X eo· up1raded. 3 br. 2 l'OVered _ ..... ,nice yard. CltlATIVEPINANC. San Clemente bland, paUo.1295,000 for a happy family. Wlf· $139,000 Ope.n House park, 2 sgl·l 'dbl wide. NEWDUPLIX ti.. Nice park. Can be Cloee lo sc:bool "1hope. Unobet.ructable ocean & Catalina t.o Palos Verdel for appt. lo tee genbom RJt.rs, 675-6160. Sat/Sun 389 Mira Loma. tu.ooo. $12,000 & S27.000. 3 Br 21h Ba ea patio Mlell Moa t1lru Sat. 8.UI· Nice. $500. IM4·5l87 or ~ view1; eHy care Penln1Ula. Prvt 1ate Al644-721 I N.B.orcallMS-6606 642-013'7 garaae. 2168 Mi~er st: IPM,l»lOllO PP. _8'4-85 __ 19 _____ _ & an move-In cond. 1uarded commun .. E!DDO ON a~ MOYll.... CM $145000 Bldr/A.,. •· ,...._ft--1£•~iomo1o.1 rrekes lhia 3 bdrm. home w/pool, jacuul, sauna, 4 -· " EXCITING · . ' . &•· 11 •ww. __...,, .w " an attractive buy. t.eonil crta, f[.'1 beach. U,,..-N.wportlay e e 5$7-4579 lewt Z400 S BR. S bl, 1011 course ...... ,__. ~ B I • Incredible value In -·~u .. -••••••••••••••••••••••• home $796/mo $199500 S148,500 •11·~111t.. • am r m, G4Bdrm,2bathbome JIACHAllA -5-:nl__ 3bdnn. Coado , lronwood ..a1. · ' · d1Drm,2~1ba,S.carga.r. w/pool, Jae, tam rm, ~eaFtmiaul a exec. Beautiful 1978 11.,..000 Coasstry-Club. Palm-------- Beautlfu ly decor'd W ENDL1f1. bomel completely remodeled. ...,.._, a . Y comfort SUvercreat 3 bdrm .. 2 San Clemente Tri·Plex. o.ert. Ready for e>c· l yr old a Br I Ba =:~· $Zl8,000. flqa2oaRaa:''bulld•b~ ~o~r~~C:.0'J0 ~:;i:=~r.::c~:;: ba., 5 star adult, pet priced to sell. We ll cupancy Arrll lt1t. ~IU' lo. ~t ---~----• lat. '21511 nots.a.bore, yard and paUo, beautlful park. <11T1o:m located. •140,000 Cal eveainp Plua, &mail, -7s 1I05N ~'H(!nway 1---•YllW--ll•l --•I ~~·~~der ~!c~tl f~5·m t.reee. Rucker Realty. CALIPOIMIA BEfrft.Pl:SRY ~ · 8 2 I 5 or :fwr WltdJa call ~94•111; •_226&1 -..1111...,. f · a.nowtM-2'55 scz..t'758or142-5327 days PACIPIC 215De1Mar 492-4121 C ,.. -------- 311101 eo .. 1 H1Qhw9Y ~..,.... •I Raaltk llountalD Retreat --------1 orev•. MOii.i NOMI °".'!11111 -•• VJ New Home 3 bdr. 2 ba. Sou1hL119una,c. ew1 2JZl2PALAWAM in Harbor View Homes? 2 Br + den, 2~ Ba. view SALIS H llACH ft°lftrfJ JIOO Near Bek#/Bear. Never m •1•eF<t5411 r-~~ lot· 4 bd S I l b Ii l d bacltbly, beauWully ...... .,.,.,.u_..-_.,•-.-~A 7 UNIT APARTMENT ••-••••••••••••••••••• occupied. Require Jst. ""'"~ • rm•.. ee 0 1 1 e ev ng. decorated auumable C~hh-1071 "'"""™-"""'_. I . • teCUrt $500 SUPER cbarminl 2 BR 2 family rm., 21,.\ balhl, 3 Beamed, paneled cell· ...... •---115 000 d l .. A 11937 HOUSE produces 124 .000 ASSUllE 7~~ no qualify. ut ty. 'per 11 ' car 1ara1e. Kotluted i.Qo and walls. Shingled ..,.. ""'"''· • • un er ..... ••••••••••••••••• ~ per year. Asking $385,000 Ing $Sl 000 condo. 2 Br. 2 mo. Call J ack or Kay =·~ed 11;.·0~7, ;· ~:o~ Mller' aakln1 SZl5,000 willa, med brtck wall• 6 markel. &44-8304. 644-7?85 HEAi OCEAN or beet olfer. ea. tpiC. Pool. Jae:-. nr,_~ ___ ..._ __ _ paneling, booklhelvea, '!cf. It . Nu me rout ON CHERRY LAKE 2~~Rl~ba. newly TAICIOVR SCOTI'RIALTY t:lf couru . Ownr. 3 lte bdr, 1 bl., fn h. re· ~;.ocean 1Jde hwy. ~ r wood d:~'( lusr 4~ er, 4 ea, 2 rrp1c, 9% ~"'&;'~covered PAYM8nS 536-7533 ea~e. l ·757 ·40U dee .• nu cpt., at.ovelf~. ~ ~telo ,!>!91aec.b ... _~: r::-uft! wetb.:•:~r· assumable loap~ term11. lllltlo. rpat1. "'flue· 1971 Kirlrwood. 3 br. in 4 HOUSIS eva/w Ud. ent.. lge. yd. '450/ o ..... -n.a• •• • • · By Owner. nn on y. Ing aval . Ac& fa at a.n park. •1200 tota For Sale R·J lot. San ZU.545-Ustt tnc1210000 1ubmlt DOif y rUJCICUIC 3be & F.R. Ml.Gt coodl· 12•.000. 14z.u21 dy1, ma. Pb -.e72'1 by ..._ _. •---....... ..t11111c .... Met0 --------. . · I HW TOlt ' Uoa.. By owner. Prine. ~18evea/wknd.a. oww. =-~.*:"'iz ~n;;. Oblarge lOt refurblabed · =~~~0oc:f 1;;::•· Greenbelt llvln&·tennis, 2 BDRM. bome, N. end, moLc--. Only......... I OI •inM lt.-.l;ii •-1010 OACC-> lndMdu&I hocnes eacb or . DOOla. IBr, l~bl, bltins, R-2 lot. can •dd unit. r-•-HAii y..,,,. ---· · with laundry, hookuJll at QitofSNte frpk, A/C, I:' ~r. St•.soo 840•7000 8 0·.Y..;..!2N2 BrAC_<!deon N2 Ele1antly decorated _................... ~S~OMI ~vate patio I ooty .... ,..., 2600 l650.640-0U4, 1-2 PEGAU.EN nnu...-• • ' w/"*1 belt• deep pile Forlale810wnerCondo. ,,_ n r REALTOR 49' 7578 ba. brick frpl, kitchen .-dee wal~~r. 388 2br l~ be. Mirrored SelltaADa 5M-JOOO. 79~-18ZOUAIL. "=:=::::.:.:a .. • ·3~· e lot .. ·t~taamtioc. . a........ 1051 locb dlrecUy onlo outdr :;~ r l " h d .. _ E.AuMm ...._.,_.. ... __ -.. _of ...... Wortd •••••••••• .... ••••••••• pMlo 6 l"lbelt, u.plf'd 'd ...,u, orma n, qe war ro.,., new crpt. C Anahei --•T•S IQ. ''-r -ASSUMPTION NO qita/drps.£.Zm.tntyrd kitchen, corne r lot. S48,IOO.l»f'725 w........:r r-wr----·----- Uvtng rm w/frplc, din· QUALIFYING • ' w/cemeat detkln1 • !!8 . .:.~ .. ~ .. ~-~!!.U'landers -·cy~· -·..-,. •cE 10 lo 1100 unlta. apart· Seel. 2 er 2 Ba lndry fac ., Inc rm. ramlly rm, 3 Br 2 • lat 0 ~ • ._ ~ -.v a-NT"' -.... ...., ~ mem complexes now of bat lnl ' ' Ba, yard p o~• f:oOOO 2Dd ol t18.oo:l :~i'U!J.: tR~~c 4 BR home 'Dr So.· Cit .w._,_W. 120 ~OPllTIIS ... fered !~·-' ~~ 1,.ume; med ;~0c=~·&:,: panoramic view. t.y ,,.,_,t11~~-loua~ ONLY. Prlctd to sell LOOICNOMOlll Plu•. Hl.500. 10'9 ..... :;:.............. 10,.nt:HP.M.J poaa. ...... a .. -.ave mane· W4725 decorated. Sel r ..,_ -· .vwuer $lH,toO. 1131 Port ODedtbebeltv•luea ln down. 3080 So. Ollve. 700AClll uigavailable.Call forap·-------- mat.lvated. See• make dalplflde ... 7llO A1t. r.dward Pl. Shown by BAYCREST. Spacloua llMl33 · vtnide COWl ~t nt. AJt . Ann 3 Br. 1~ ba coado. nu all•. ...... ,...... IA~ t I ·~~ 5082 eoantry 1tyle 3BR, 2~ ............ lotO JU Ill at a AY9CAD0 CfPll. lloon. Nr. Bo. Cat ...... --r •PP oa Y • n .. • ti.lb bome. Owner will •-a:a1n freeway onracnp. C°'*TIY REALTY Praaa, encl. 1ara1e. MO.LAHNA ....................... lulMlpm. coealder carryln1 lit ....................... Some xlat commerclal bl 114·2821 Puol, lddl Pla.J are•. ~o ""---.....__ ~ BLUJ'P'S FRONT ROYi M,,. .a....vAM/ tnJ1t deed at IK. Pay $7100 Dew poteoUal. R•pldly de· 3U'f atnl, all planta •· pet1. '451> .. 840·2113 ; _..._ BAYVJEW.llR.llUST ....,....,~ NO~ r:u. ONLY Ill 4 bdrm. bome,~ Veloptftl area• 2 mU• Nr. San Dielo Co. llnt. .... eG-IDIOl'eTJ.Sl ... + -W/frD • ftt SELL NOW AT '71 ...... ~ or mo-ID· -•...;;....t .... ,_c .... 500 !...~..!!.!roatac•. l•· Terrtftc: blv•tment op· • llU', 6 ~ I 8r unlt, PIUCI OF SIU~l 11 11 Dando ~· ID .. ... ~. DO-"'~" !~"'.·1-...1. .-..,T~ I.& po rt u D It 1 . 0 NL Y ~·=-~•.:•• .. ,.• _., oaedo. pool, jacuad .. decb • 1k1U1bh ('1110CJIAN'D8 8&&.UW UIU .. ~ 8"Gcv -u.a. lu.Y.tennl . ~...... Nr. s. Oil Plue Sl7S. Neww.tlll.400 . OTHERS). IPSCIAL .......... II I batb RICHARDSONRLTRS. PrtD.ODlJ....-.... --WAU.Ac:tac.o . :..~~~···· .. ,··1·2·4· Chlld oll. No peu . . Alli.:RJcANHOllE llTU~ION. D01'' -~.~·Jae_. . 131·'7'190 _ ...... -11m.-or11m.----..,4 IZALTORI --DEAL•• t ....._,' WOILD ...,,.,._ ln•s C .. 1.1d ................. •••••• . ' •TSll 4N-1001 .._, ..... Wortd ID¥Wtmftta BUCH SPECIAL TOWNHOMI WHAT TO DO m.1966 ~.redecorated 2 Br1 ~a bdra!1 I be, rrp1e, m.UIO Prtf......S oet hbor'tlood I I bdnn. 2 ba. double WITH Ba llae .. fronl. 1lcle ynt, cblldrea 01\ ... mo. ul. 0.11'-0 ,I\.'' -'!J a.:--NIWPOITHll•HTS 81..-lo bea'f:. I br + ........ park vtew, AIC, SptUNJTS &Jriv. tar. No peta. '375. wt.maa1t9. P~ ~Cit.I~" lj ~ tclator'Yfamib home I PoOll 1 rear aerv. pro-~il:tufl!plc. •·• $20,000 ADtBR. l BAhouHeoa ilUslut +tlOOdep. Dys 40 2ba oa cul-de-uc: Tliotlnffl911l11rWon:IGomewHltoClit1dle br, 2 ba, tam. kltcb, ·gram too l Call now TOD•Ym llrllotinH.8 .Allrent· ~t-5 for appt . ..,., .. 1118,0C<:fl •• ,,, NY .. ._. fi111c a car,.,. m1 soo -.10.. awn All Vlrw " .. w/fPOd income. Low ,IOIZl7 sranumr acbl. Kldl " • .._. ...._. .,, .._ IDO Ga.; Pl., c)pe. 'sat'. Cenlw'yZlOoldStar ...,._. 1_11~,. ...... ,.... expeQHI, owoer will ~.._. Jl41 P9ll OK. "'°flno Incl ... ':"~~..:-1-l,lar ..... 116 . WAM'lm Dlll't ... tldaf•-.... 1.eiw .... tmll ~laanee . Mllle, ....................... f:"'H•r. Hl·OIOI, W•ftollt a bl', I ba, awns CONDO from 4 bedroom bomt wltb Dil.. · \ .. MIDI f\arn. 190 C.· ·1"1 lv IDll- 1 L A Y II I Y I ali&MMu over uaal, oww PNfer 8oaltai 1 P•rk11 • I P 0 0 1 • * IMlt W1D n&un 6 DIANA DUPLEX El ..,.. Ac.na Dr. -. Pb NJW•RPT 6'2-INI • 1 r I I r I -·-=rr: ~:i..:.~. £g=~~ :~.::\t.~:!1 :;:~'":ilt~!C =~·· b• ..... i:5JP.L~ Ill&. --....i-1 TM-T7ll. ar.1::-n· <•te L8Dd. lkr., .. J ..._ lu.. 1 ... t -11. a"'I .,_ I S 0 L [ 0 I ' ~ llfll.«17. JI_.. trO. Trier 11•11 ID ..._, ... -vc "· ok. • : . IU...adl. 0'1tlWdtlll llln Jw. UUI pd ..... ---·----! 1 r r t. MIWPOITPAMS 111-1111 CfllOITUMITY ...... 0-""11 ....... ,....... .•"or•1br. updto ..., ..... ,, .. 1 ~~'!' ... r oa -.c•n't beat &hi• ---_, ... 1q • • r cor.u tll~ --· ..,_ .l:'I: I 11 AT IP 11 Mr........,._.. ....... WHttllff home at ... _, ............... Jl·I ~r••1e ar. p . luill ~ .,.,_, .... •••• · i::o.••'1 · I I r I' r ~II '°"', -~!...:a~ =~;:rrr' :w: ~~~ .=:: mar.~~::. tom~=: ·Cll .... ,.,::.. -.. ...... "' --. u... totaohtraa. c.1.-•-· flD•acln1 avail w/low I Bdrm{ f batb • ... "" dem. Pell• cea .Coldwell Bon~~r Cl ~---="'"""===-. -Prtctd tuo.ooo to wtmw 1eue. Rlfttl, •'"-· w ,.n • • I "0 KV 0 T ~"'"'"',.... - -. 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All bllM. ,,, t11G01moi.... leN.CoNtltwy _ 16Sft'. tlJUISI 648-2318. ..,~ 1._ .. bdr-1 xu.., bUctobeach. Yrly. ..,....._. • v ... 144 ·6'571 U l·OIU/ a.ch. eoftdo. with view. ,_... .u; ... ., TSLMim& 842 1603 ".,..... w.nn Pool It Jae. •"*' from Bacb.12$$·*265 2 Br. 1 b• cottaae type. adult •pta ln 14 pJana • ••up wkly with ---w·~,,a..-:=--a-C~"'-btiM-b 07S_M74W_ ~WAT~Rbc-~tmt: Z ~... l7IO I=~= pr. Lndry rm. Kid1 ok. lrotn Im.+ poola. ttn· IACM&OIUMITS ~heeette. Waterfront. r.-: ~ ... yuuv uom • w/ at ....................... 2 _. No peU. Ref's . 2038 nil. waterfalls. ponds! UZI+• .. f75.4r740 2811•dH, 2 ba. l.M ...._ 12"44 1bp '1'10/mo ror rtnt. IHR. bllfttitlir ~mt 145-8122 Meyer Pl. 640·2H3: From S.n D&e10 Frwy ,. • a..~r:!.l."=..:, ....................... Waa.fro.LHom In Juvely Carden Vllla ....... MIW 873-81 driveNorthonBeachl 2011.I••& ... 2~ts~.dnon·emkr. Woodboctc• Hr n. b"· Hl·l410 ~· Nr 101/ roune. 3 bt. 2 bl. all electric Lars.e 1 Br. p001, adulls =~~= °::'s':!'~1= ~ ..... 11'-7717 studenrns 1c i1~'B:r ..,...~ NiNr'IAllelrparta --.,,...:,:;-ovu U Sll\lle Covered .P•rlrln1. $415 OGI)', no children or pets. vw..,e. (714).a.Slll 2 Bedroom, avail Im · 8amoraftU13·702$. r.utaWI 1 BR. I bath Nopeg s.&so. Cti•f'mlac Oua11,ront ,...., eoG W.,. llaJnlllon. l-7.Monrov1a, CM 1265. mediately . No pets ..... .._ 4110 frple, qldel t ee 001 _;;•LS-IBR. df>n, dln,nJ rm. 839"2tl'1ore42,ZUM ~30. -Tnwaboule, lovtiY,_Gac. _N_e wpo rt. H eig hts ...................... .. ~:--ev6, __..,._ trpko,ytly '7WllW ... ...,...... )76t . & home·like . 2 br with ~ ----- -!l BR.1\\bl s.m ----•••• MISAPfMH lbt .. $260 Utlhtles Pd. J)Vt &at.ed entrance+ 2 Vacancy for ekterty 1m· llr,fqlk.l&yrd.a•r.JM' J ll&.l ~•ba Lldo l..a.,38R.21"t ba,220 ...................... t BRl.115. Pool. Jacuni. carport, a<tults·no pets. paUoa. Some with att. paclous 2 Br apt bulatory l~dy. Dan• OK. -mo. 656-SRl\.Zba •• SMO Vi a 1 t h ua . 1150 IAYNOMT fClr. avail. Adults. no 383W. Bay548·95UI prqe. Swimmlng pool. w/spect.v!ew of bay. PcanlC.$81210/147-8804 m-J 8R.2~ba ••• 66Wl,Nll6ll Ccw.oo. I BR, Jba., yf'lir· peta, HSO •&aria Ave. tJM UPPER !lBR 2 ba Jacuut Teanla c..-ourts. a m>. t ll Lido Park Dr. y ............. 4ZIO l>fSIRAIU UO"'"~ 3 1\Jlaba .. iu 548-3'47 N . •· Child OK . bit to Hlllltlntcton s hop-873-3302 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• "' • ~ RH.. 2'' boa v • M7S mo 0 pe... ren · pin« center maU Adults ,~':, ·.'l:·~~~da:;b • BR.iba ••• IB~J:~r:! : = CMANMIL.NOMT .. 2 br. 1\-\ b• lwnhlle. 102 l • 0, V a I e n c i a . No pet s From so s' LIDO BA y FRONT. BIG BEARCabln, s~ 14. dlap. bll·lna. paUo 4Blt 2'•1Y 11 28-<'t»knAvallabl" 2 8.Rri,1·.l'rly.~ Gar.l~lc.patio.goodloc. ~ Seawind ·vlllaJte. 1555~ ~~ vle28Rus6U' ~ tab&e, color • 2 .1a.rara11t1. w•t~r furn CAllforlnformauon 5 TOllACH E·IUde. 1 BR apt. E'slde Costa fflftingtonV11lage Lane. Ph~lc. · • rplcs.54S-89l6. MW\fuuly,ooP.ts JONISllALTY lltc 38H.2 b•.wutr.M25 TSLM11mt 642·1603 Meea.$290/mo. H 8 .(714)1198-9961 Tah oe C ondo ltalcBeuooable • J OR.2 ba,yrly.le15 Buut z BR. 2 ba, Mesa Call &46-717S VIII-' ua-Yrly new 2 Br. dshwshr/ (Northshore). Studio Acron from Countr) 67UJ I 0 2 OR, Iba, yrly $43S Drive. nr S.A e ntry ·-ac""'a stove. wa lk to beach sleep! 4 • frplc. jacu.izi, Club. zu Meu Or 38.k.lbo,Gly.$465 Club. Pvt. rncd yard. 2 Oeluxe 2BR vlew Adults M.w Avai1Feb.S42S.673·392S sauna . S45/Nloht or .-...... .,, , ..... 00 no p ets. $345. ZZO I u--Oc " _,,,_ SP'.AV&EW, • Ur 3 ea\ lll -carport w/storage. $43S Paciiic. 645-7&47 ._-•• r b b Sl95/Week 644·U34 or 2-lll)'. pnv Mute, ltnnUi. 2 BR. 2 ba. frpl. f>'"ool. mo.673,8139 .. 631-1816. JU010t I BR I BR & 2 E}8>' ront.d 2 d . 2 11 • 873-9208 poot,11300 tMQ..-0896 l\duJt.s.~ Bachelor. new. great E· BR. 2 BA. secuniy pro· r plt> · oek . Age nt ----.r-L._--- 8eaut. 1irounds. nlt>e & side location. S26S mo. Vlded by pvt key·card en· 675-IMllO. . ...... to.-. 4300 New 38.R 2ba. gar. patio. quiet. dults. no pet.s. 3 759-1131 : eves 837-0666 t r Y . 8 I l n k I I c h 3 bdrm. 2 ba S650 mo •••••••;::..,.·~··••••• li"tl>lc! Blllns. I block Br bungalow. 2 br apt., w/lurninous clgs. Plush yearly. Penmsula 203 8th --""" •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ~tew c~.~~rat ttS23 CNeM Dl·htV'"1 ~ POI. Above Marina. iiiifrAGE l'RK 3 b from bch. Av•il tll June pool, jacuzzi' bbq area. "11iESEVILLE " carpel. lge pvt patio or St. Upper ' U ... lxpelatffl 1r.s.t50t mo. 673-3608. lnq l7?E.22nd SC.. "10. 2 Br. 1"'1 ba . studio balco ni es w /xlra ShareahOmeoraptmenl OOS.ll»fl~J\'eii MS-3'118 w/gar, adlts, new cpts & storage. Pool. s pa. light· 3 Br 2 Ba, ent>I gar, re· r"\.~ .. f-0)Art.S iJt.n.J.MJTID ...w HD ns drps. Range. (ncd yd ed tennis court. lndry cenUy upgraded. clOtie to ~ undersround parkana. r. Pool, Jae . etc sos bl r•m rm d.r. new up .--... 11TM1 ~ grad • pool. 1550 mo """" 640--8146 liarbot View home. 3 Br 2 r=.========::;J Ba. rainily rm, gardener '"""""" ~ II A w/patlo. Wtr pd. S325. racll. Limited preview beach. Avail. 2/1. S475 Uk ~~ Cl.l\4t'dl .. .._ I Bdrm & loft $350. 1 Br 2619 "L" Santa Ana Ave. rentals. From t290 per per mo. lsl & last + S150 ru :l>W<&" ~lllN\l 2t~ C~. ~n Q.~j Neat 2 br, I b11 . frplc, ?14/W·•ae9 Mr Red· d!Jhwbr. cover:'d patio. incl.S6'75.644-7tll7 & v &ft&I cbck · tncd yd. gar . Kids & pe{a Deluxe Condo. (601 Lido> t>k $425. Agt no l t•l' 2 Br. 2"'1 ba . on the 4 Br. 3 bl!. lam rm. • 96t·2566: 973·2971. waler. 752 -~710 o r swry, vat:w. ocean. hills Califorrua Homes 4 br. 2 61.HOOO Rita & valley 33122 Manna ba t r d d · · Vista 493-S2J2 .• pa io. nc Y • icar. Harbor View Homes. • ---Klds & pell' ok. $445. Agt. View 4 bdrm .• fum. rm. Fa•t.lrc v..., 3234 no fee 964 25(.G, 973-297 1 patio. gardener /wa ter ••••••••••••••••••••••• rANORAMIC VIEW pd.S85()/Mo 752·S980 For lennis oriented. new 2 br, 2 ba ncw luxury WATEllFRONT w/dock. luxurious townhome. t.ownhoo.-sc In Tur11erock Very nice 2BR sinale vaulted ceilings. frple. 3 .. Br. bll·ins. s kyJght. wet S650mo. SSS-2154 house Bltn ran11e. D/W, bar. pool/Jae .. 'dbl at· University Pk Village Ill. £:[;.~:67':I:/:1°· Dock tached garage. Near Los 3 br & fam rm. din rm. Caballet'o Sports Club. A/C. electronic air filter SS7S. 546·3211 bet. ~·6, Pool & tennis c1s. $590 Mon· Fri. ~. lmmac 38R 2ba S500 mu Potomac 4BR 2ba, quiet area k1S·l0112 Marina 4BR. 2 bath 1$2$ 38mAllport Ll.IJ4/Me•tll IJ'91461 . .. LIVING Apartments. Enter1ainment. Recreation ... Yours-365 daya a yearl • Becnatih.il S!Ju~I•. I 6 2 Bedroom f'umiahed 6 Unfurnished Apartmen1a • All Utiliti" Paid •No Lease Requ_ired • SwlmmliMJ, TeM1a. llWiatda • Ac1JYitie1 Olteclor. r, .. Sunday BnrnchH • Heallh Clu.ba. Jcxuuia PLUS MUCH MOREi Oakwood Garden Apartments Newport Beach/North 880 lrvmd fat IGthl - (?141 &45·05!>0 $300, bach $250. Pool. 636-4120 1 5 ' Mod I d ·1 jacuui. closed garages. · f:AM t ~5d':f:~. :•1 ~ sec.675-6349 . 832-4134Since1971 Gas & wtr pd. Adults, no Lt:. 3 br. 2 ba .. gar. Lndry w i c h 1 ta A v e 1 a t 2BR. lba, single gar. Part ROOMM .&TES pets. 393 Hamlllon. C.M. facil .. & lrg. deck. W Yorktown) Ste. 409M . furn S 3 7 5 I m o . A ~IL S6de. Kleis O.K./No Pets. 714·536-4455 Waterfronl II om es Sh•t-H•Save $3'75. Mo. 840-4724 631·1400 SWERMICE •Locked gar. w/lg s tor. •DIW palio, lndry rm. •Special ca bi.net space •Gas heat. gas cook111g. gas hot water all free. •Adults, no pets 1 Bdrm. l280. Month to month 2.323 Elden Ave.f .M. &42·760.S Back Bay Condo. 2br 2ba.2 car gar S375. mo. di.sh w. 646-4305. 2 bdrm. 2 ba . Near S.C.Plaza. A/C. pool. Jae. gnslwater in cl. S395 mo. 213-329·9392 2 br. lrg. rencl'd yard. no gar. adults & pets OK. Ne-.tly decorated 3 br. 2 ba ____ 646-__ 927_7 ___ 1 townhouse. Spacious. fireplace & pool. Qwet area. Adults. no pets $400. 645·3381: 675·5949 NeM new 2 br townhouse. garage. fn cd pa 110 . t.'illter of town. S3S$. mo ' fl45..46SS eves & wlmds . 2 Bdrm. 11111 ba. patio. sml l·BR duplex. East.side. lg. dog,ok. no chlldren. S325. fenced~ sm ..... t 0 k ....... mo. 645·9100 " · ..-· ,...... S22S er mo. 675·6700 2 Br. l ba. crpts. drps. no dogs ! $295. Carport 979-0126. Stunning lrg 2 BR. 2 ba 1earden apt, pool. $295. 7LO W. 18th SL. Eastside 2 br & den split· level. frplc. skylight, all extras. $420. mo. No children or pets. Days 646-42162; eves 645-9543 MOW TAKING RESERVATIONS Brand new deluxe 2 BR 2 Ba apt.'l. Xlnt <.:osta Mesa loca tio n . Available Ma.rch-l • .1919.. Frj)ro S350 per mo. For rental in· formation ERA R. C. T aytor Co. lne. 640.SI 12 S32S. Beaut new I br loft CUTE STUDIO SPACIOUS ---------Enjoy more. Payless! QUIETADULTLJVING 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. y rly ¢l!cA~~:RLei~:;~~lc~e·., J o g t o b e a c· h . Ot> e a n ". 1 e w • d c t> k . .. ..... ~ "' ~ p00l/covered park in~. garaite. f1rcplaee. SS25 Cal 54~212 1&2 Br apts Close to mo.67S.6670or631·55SO I\ UMQUESERVICF. shopping & rwys. Rent 2 St d 1 fromS295 u 10b. ) r new CALJFORNlAN APTS 1225/$275 mo. Util pd. Nu 19822 Brookhurst. nr pct.s. 631-0749 Let us help c·ut your n •nt 1n half We carefully screen for your lifc11tyk. Our rees are less. Rcf'i:. che<'ked Adams. Hunungioo Bch WESTCLIFF' 2 br. n, ba 968-7176 townhous<' Adults onlv "'""ULT · ""•IET _. No-pets. $410. mo-11ili -..,... Bedford Ln.!>48·7533 SHARE RENTALS A.SSOCIATION 2BR. 11,'J ba. bltms. new ---------Eastblurr area garden 1046 N. Tuslin Bl, Or t1>(S/drp6. Incl gar. Pvt patio. Nr bch , park. shops, bus. S34S/m o lsl/ lst. 960-1279 •Walk totbe beach• Cena ct.I Sol Beautiful Adult Aplb 21661 lirookhurst. H B 962-6653 3 bdr . 1112 bu :-nt!W carpet..'!. No pell>. $345. 7BB-8764 3 Br. 3 Ba. crpt. drapes. frplc. pnv. patio, 3 blk fro m beach S600 mon days 536-6663. 536·8705 eve. 84(). 5949. 1 MO FREE RENT type adult hvmg. 2 Br. 2 _St_r_J_~_· _·_9000 __ : 639 __ ·9003_ ba. S400 mo. Sorry· no Mature female roomm11tc pets. 644-8726. lo stwre first class apt. BAY VlEW. Stunning 2 Lake F~t a rea. SUI? br. 2 ba. frpk llUJtl' eat>h.Mustbc21.493·1320 alio . Pool M a t url• 11 to 5 '196-6477 aft. 5. adults. No petb S560 _Sh_' _a_ron _____ _ 640-0349. Fem. needs rem 22·30 lo S.CMMtllff 3876 share Corona dcl Mttr ••••••••••••••••••••••. ~ SISO Call IM0· 1421i EXCLUSIY E OCEAN Wantl'd fem. to share 2ltr, FR~NT 1 _&=2 bdrm Pa rk Newpo rt Ap t. apt !> avail Se~rrt)' -7S1·9194 eve.644-2664. S)'Sll'm. elevator. dish -------- washer. dbl. ovt'ns. Pt.>n Spacious pnvute suite in thou.w with frplc & prv NB for <:'mploycd 'M /I'' sundeck from s~s up S325 mo. 640·6339 498-5964 or 99S· 1 l23 style apt, frplc. patio, all s.:225mo.E.S.IM0·2981 built-ins. ---------1 J Br. 2 Ba. fplc. all. tear E'slde, 2 br. 2 ba. no pets. S47S. 639-6454 TSLMgmt EXCLUSIVE OCEAN FRONT I & 2 bdrm apt's avail. Security syst.em . elevator. dish fUm. 2 br. l ba, lge palm w/beach view. M or I". 776-6047 Aft 5, Greg. Need M /F' roommate to share oceanfront home an Newport 534 524 I days rorlnfo Beaut. brand new adult apts . Spac. I & 2 br d bl (tar . frpl c . garde n er.$375/mo. 548-3683. w /t o wnhse s tyl e .--------- Scheduled movcMn Feb. I BR quiet garden setting 1. S22S, w/w shag. bll·in 1 Br. l Ba $330-S340 O/R. oew drapes & pa mt. 2 Br., 2 Ba S39S-$420 enclosed garage, locked TSLMgmt 642-1603 storage, lndry. walk m a · jor shops, • ~ blk bus . Adults/no pets. 54fH098 3 bdrm. Townhouse Apt. Adults 1 v. ba. S426 per mo. Gas paid. &42·5073 2 BR I~~. nvall Feb. I., fpk. garage. S.150 mo. 751·278'1 •2 Br. 2t,; ba townhouse washer. dbl. ovens Pen a pt . S p a c I o u s & thouse with frpk & prv. homelike . Di x k.at ch sundet'k from s~ up ~·/bltns, Incl. refng & ~5964or99S·l l23 trash masher. Encl gar --------- & patio. Small pet ok. 2 BR apt. '215 mo. Close tc $410. mo. beach. Gemini Realty 839·6623 ____ 498.<_6324 ___ _ Fem to sh.r furn 2 bdrm CM 21·30 ~mpl. $140 + util. Man lou 545·0903 ;i fl. 6. -------- Nice. iuiet 2 BR. 2 ba. 2 bed.rooms. ocean view. Lge 2 Htt 2 Uu l'Ondu. S Irvin~ S2ti5 + util apts. ~lc.Dshwsr.enc new carpets.drapes. an ~or!IS.S07B9.Gatl gar . $340 mo. Peggy C le m ente SJOO -PM 960-4:ll2. 49'l-4464 --------~ Twnhse 2 lg. Br. I.,., ba. pr. encl yd. crpt. drps. C ul·d e·Sac, st>hool. $325.673-5719 -----"----•Nearly new xtr a dlx. 2 Br 2 Ba t'ondo. pool. IAVCury hving S;n·1• $ Ell.JOY best for' ll'SS' SHARE A-HOME 645-7464 or 76 I 2284 Lar,S.e 1 Bdrm S265. Quiel bwlding with beautiful landst>a ping Ideal for adults over 35 No pets . LEEWARD APTS. 2020 fl\Lllertoo Ave. I lblk east Newport Ave . & lblk south of flay l 631-0397. 2 Bdr. l ba. new installa· lions. ne w c rpe ts & drapes. Small pets & children OK. $325. mo. 1807 ·B P l a c enl1u , 642·2464. 3126 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SlOO MOVE IN ALLOWANCE 2 br 1 ba. pvt sundeek & • garage. Lots or grass. $3'75. mo. 33552 Blue Lan tern. 496·9230. Quiet hilltop ocean view. twnhs. apt. lg. 3BR. 2BA o ce n n view. $37 S frplc. bltns . W/D hkup, 2131862·9526 Skylights. Vaulted ceil --. -------Straight femule to 11hart• 4 Ing, patio. dbl atLch. gar 2 Br 2 8.'l rondo. or 3 8.r --oodroom 2 bu . Balbo.i ete. $t20. 545-3004 2"" ~·pool/Jae Afkr 6· Is land hou-.t• Your rent. 831 ·1864 Sl81l•Ml1 J1l11s utd111o•!> Adult Apts. nr bch. Ne 2br frplt>, patios, pool. Sec. gate, 1702 Florida, 960-6610 3842 •••••••••••••••••••••• Sc.toAllO 3180 A\'atl lmml•tf t'\l'" ••••••••••••• •• •••••••• 67J..6l4 l ADULT-QUIET 2 BR. 2 Ba. bltns, OI W. new cpts/drps. Encl j!ar Forced air heat. walk tc S. Cst Pla1.a. $345 mo. Harlx>r torl·a Hoom & ba th1 . k11 1·h 11ri\I $150 mo Mal•· or lcmult· 962-437!1 Aft ll Dana Point. Adults. no pets. 11ar. 2 bdr. $325., 3 bdr. $450. Less for 1 person. 4.96·8818. l Br condo S37S .. I Br + ~--------1 loft. ocean view S410 960-1279 Uniqu(' Prl\'Jlt' 11\1111:. occun v1~·w. l'l>i\t $2501 Mo 675 !IJ!!ti 1 Br I Ba w/dishwasher & garage. $250. '198·2361 . Steps lo bch (213)S92·5l13 lr¥1M 3844 •••••••••••••••••••••• ADULT LIVING Beautifully landstaped Spac. 1&2 Bdrm units CIC6e to shops &t frw}i. Recreational fatiltl1c1- Reots from S28S. rARKPLAU t llOO S. flower 556· 7960 lbr S230 Adlts1 !'li!li; or ''Pl No kids /pe ts. Quit·t Bltns. 2222·C S. C<:'nll'r 754·1148 ................ 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Plu.aSS7~ _....,, •••••• .)obt.oo1JMI Utenaecl ••••••••••••••••••••••• M...a .. w .... •--"'-ui huured . Tl15116 . .,. ....... .....,. ... ,._ ------·-• .. ••••••••• lllilto -1172 ... _ wn...,. ...,.q et Ko\&aecleanln1 • han. Profeulonal 1ervlce. -----------i. ••••••••••••••••••••• ---9hullipoo • alUJB dean TSJ Canlt'nln.1, clean·UPI • home lo care for ln your dyman repairs. NB/CM MC/Vllaac-.t12 • .a.2 WAU.P~IM6 Sou. hot tubs ln1tall~ ~~~!!:~~ ....... Qllor lwilhleMra, •ht C••••• Detlt• =c:&!~i Oeoru ablwe.75l·lat area. Bonded c pl. ~~r Ref1otfe~.Eves. Gas, elect . plumblni1 . c-pa 10 mi.o ~ Cwan ....................... I' 1de1 I I mlM121 AIU or wltnds. , .... ...,,....... 831·3086. 675· 1266 Free at. U cd. 751-9872 ._ PllONSMOMA.L llv. itiA rm. ha.II SU ""' ._ ......... __ ""-tr-·....iin~ry EJ·-. cardener. Clean· ...__Ta •••••••••••'••••••••••• --...,__/•....&. -. Mt• DOtielm nu tT 30, couch '10. chr ...ai ..... .,.... -" • ""'F l R ....................... -r_--....... •-~1 .. 11.00 ptr pa1e Call &\. Guar eUm pet odor Spec Rn /Comm. Int ~·ar:~IMl-=-91 eaaon. * ROBIN'S HOUSE· ... ••••••••••••••••••• PETERS PAINTING •••••••• .. ••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• "'"'"" !I-Cl ,,_ __ 1 •• ia"rtellpr Ot-cor Yr" 1'.:al lel:J Q..EAMNO SERVICE. WOULDN 'T YO Expr'd. Reu Rates. Neatpetchesfl:lextures CE RAMI C TILt:. =:.:.~ otM .t t.o 5 o:;"~;:'km)'lelf. Het1 4.1M'1S4 ui.n t:.itrada ror a lhoc'ouahly clean RATHER hav e• ~st. Call Gene ,..IST. ltJ..14lt kitchen.~. batti,,, cotry11 "' .. l '"01 MOCI Wed. fo'r l 8AM· houle.S4CM)l&f ct'l1Jfied Public Accoun· Your ti le o r min" -...,.. e0 M T 'fh s I ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Action L.-111 Typtna. ---~· ue ur. •• · tanl prepare your In P 1ntin E t /I t E PAreH PLASTERING 962-~9 IX-"-... _ .. _, .. tftL We ""'ttC.rn.t CIHneni IPM UPM •MR. FIXIT• Want• REALLY CLEAN come tax returns? Fo a . g. x f n r . X· 1 F ·-.. .., • ._..., -• c.....'::9-•~~·.!" .... -------HOUSE? Call Ginf:ham' 1...,., call"""" .. 182 pr~· honest, neat. reaa. A I l y p es . re "T ---. -Sen--1_-_----l'!i.S-•54.lt. ~21144l l ~cu:.aor .... mpoo "--.. !l••••I Carp•nter. palntlnM. GI.rt. """--t. a..cs 23 ~ -Uc dllM-lOODave elllimata. CallS40-6825 , ,.. _. br> A1ao 1A.Phol&tery. Work --w ···--Reu. rates. 1~ yrs In r• ... ~-_.. ~A -•••••••••••••••··~··••• -lWLl' Truck mOWJl unit ....................... Stlt-1752 PROF~IONAL Prof painting. Ext & lnt .... tl I · L.andacape CreaUons Ex· New,lDCaDMrYVlllage! J.'r. Ht. re11. ratea Doi Oroom1n1 now at 11.tta, ~· honesty, jo~ y =· M_~!_.\X ~~ Low rates. Refs. Free .. ••••••••••••••••••••• pert shaping, thlnnlni:. M • r I n • M o n e Y ~ll F~ F'rlenda Pel TRY ME CI ea n Io a wet ~a!iall TbSee Mop. Jl'orourappt ... u~~ tet. 53M780, 536--4383 "':ftn ~air. Spec. In 8lump removaJ. 675-2821 Maoa1.ir1 ---~. 120 23rd St Cnr Service R-=pullble peta e DI rvlce. .. --6 copper re Ina Monthly bill paytoa Clll•... paer> NB. Lowest price1 Re11taurant Exhaust llllW'ed.sta-2393 P\ne Exter. Painting by ~pe. =. prices. Top --·------- 1er v a cc, b lL k & g . 6 •-··•••••••••••••••• in'-OWn ~3183 <leenbul" Fireproofing. Comp. houiecleanlog. T~E:~CE R. Sinor. St. llc .. uu. Try Hat Plumbing . .A'7·311M bud&etlna. Start .e new 493-2Bl&7rom Apts, condos~st , Pera/Bus Income Tu me.836-SMS2Ahrs. yarnlht!CaU (orafr~ CA,_... BldrtC4!11 ..t-.1bl -ooh FREESlO ·~~'t-li;;:'4 tcmuhallOn '13-7131 Prof_.looalj 11va1lable ....................... ......... _. ... ·-· r.5$2-Oil c.all842-t431lforappt. Knowles Painting, Int/· (rf your next plumblnr ror all a/fain. ....................... 'DIE CLEANING LADY Lm •iclf L I ext. Sand blast, text coal· repair, 24 hr. 7 days. no Elq>. sec'y does lyplnl(, ea~ &:rvera ~h~:~c~:i~~~~n Howlehold repalr1, paint· Efficient hsecln'g, rella· •••••••• ............... ing,C.omm/Res 831).1120 01' charge. E•plrea .. ~~r!lrill bkllpg at m:~:I~ Clci.n upCre"!scr Cooks larReorsmalljobs. In IC . PI um b. c I e c • ble service, rsn rates. ln· European Landscaper. Painting: qual. work. 30 2-31-79. Beach Plumbing, curate&dpn ' CONTW ........ ,:;·ff ucensed 673-0359 sprnlclrs. rain gutters sured.552-3304 Top work. Jo'alr price. yrs exper. Honest, 548-0193 .,,,nu etc. R1•llable Reas. Malot Refs 646·4871 dpndbl. lowest pnce11. ---------Hmp1lal.tty ReM>Urcc11 ILICTllCIAN Ralph. 531·5634 Call. Janice's Raggedy dys/eva.. · Uc/..Booded/lns. 6J8-st05 Loolung for a home of 1617WMtcUff.Ste209 Rea •1 ltid R bl Annt houlecleanlng fo,.. your own? You'll find C&rpenter. Free ~t. Any Newport Beach ~y· ~~~'Uc 27~1 SmaUPI J<?.bl· 125 yrs ~-P11. thorough, relh1ble & Oig·lt Landscape. Reas. Paperhanging. Starting many homes advertised s1r.e job8 Call Allnn or 631-lZIO 955-1191 C ... :-;..--,~ .... 126 umumg, e ec, etc. '-41 courteous 1er v 1ce. pnces. Prof. laods.cape& al 18.00 per 1ingle roll. ror sail! 1n Clauahed Tony. 646-8649 llllliii•1111t-----1111 ,.... .. _ Papa Clltr. 631·426t 645-1800 11prtnkJera. 646-7070 631U(508 Ask'for Bob . every day Deluxe medical suite. l(1'0UDd nr.. Coron11 de Mar. Realonom1~ Corp. 67H700 250.500 sq. ft. offices . fi)'om $14.S. Incl. ut1I. 77 SU...EASIE Luxurious. UIOO sq. rt medicul offJce. N.8. Completely furnlshe w/utlliUes. $2500/mo 548-1183. . W.19lh St. 54Q.2200. Laguna Beach, stree AJRPORTOFFICES level. xlnt expe>fiure. , 11 sq. ft. Very atlractlve; I lo 3 room sw~cs. ~ ample parking. ut 1000 N services. No lease rcq d. Coast Hwy. $175. 494.7551 Jo'rom SJ.SO. mo. lmmed occupancy. 2082 S. E. ......... ....... 4450 Bnslol. Suite 200, N.8. ••••••••••••••••••••••• l7J.~)M7.:7Q10.. 2 V.ac.ancies downtown Piao &.cMff•• Huntiol(lon Beach. 210 Suites Main St . Mani mall. 900-~. Pnvate suite wilh rccep· ---------t1 on & secr et ii r i a I Newport Mariner's Mile. :-.N vice, confc r en c Modem 502 sq ft store. room, all ruc1Utic11. 2 6 3 O ( C > A v o n . Mi chelson . Irvine. 213-477·7001 ~ F~HION SHOPPING $180 Up. Office.store, 48 ft, AIC. 17301 Beach Bl, 11.8. LEASE 842·28.'W MOVE your m»rine · onented bw11ness NOW! 1 Historic Cannery V iUag location offers coov VILLAGE ON TIIEWATER 700sq, ft. rttall Udow.two y .... Newport 675-8662 parkin(l• ahope•t.ele an11 NEW Ofc bldg for leHe'. s v c: • r e c e P Cdm on PCH. acrosa ti o n JS t • s e c r el a ;Y • from s Crowns Rest. Pvt photocopyebookkeep1n,g• prk'g inc. 1400 sq ft. itccountlog. Marine Ex-6l!Mt81 change BuHdlnl(. 43 ----· ------ a.2nd St. NB. 673-3601. For Lease. 951 Sq ft. l''rom$350 N e wport P r i m e , Waterfront commercial CdM dlx suites, uul pd. locallon in Lido Village. AC. ampl pkg. Fr S2SO .673-0t62 400'. No lse reqd. 67S-af00 ---------Store 20x.50, downtown Elegant offices up to 7 Cost.a Mesa. nr. busy .cor· ~· n.. on Newport DI.. ner. $495 Mo. Bkr. C. M. ~211 t ; 64f.-6303. 67S.6700 -----~--~1 LOWEST .............. lstT.D.'a,aho 2M1 T.D. t.o.s. Falreal Terms since 1949 Wtter Mf9. Co. '4Z..2171 545-0611 MONIY AVAILAILE 2NDTDLOANS SWING LOANS CONSTRUCTION LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE David P . Carey & Assoc. R. E. Broker, 960· 1957 *•a.c••fth/ .... ~ Loat&Foimd SpirtWReoder tBlSSo. El Camino Reul San Clemente ; Fully lie . For appt. 49'Z·7296 XX DANCE OF PUN XX Beautiful nude girls. dance al exhibition & rap sessions. 9AM to 4AM ever y day. 2060 So. t:ucud. Anaheim, cxctt· Ing 2• hr r ecording 5'3-1422 MICHEi.Li'S •o.tt .. UAM·2AM 835-3749 UNDA&VICKI o.lc.C!IM•sop For TIM Fw of It! Serving al I Orange Co. RU.•ATllRLPW aC®UD[eqlS •••••••••••••••••• 5. ·1·0·0· ____ ~ __ 1a_1_3 __ _ .t.1•c••• Prowlly Announces Our Move to Larger Offices. Vlsil Us Al Our New Location • COLDWELL BANKER BUlLOINO SU1TE200 ••••••••••••••••••••••• PENNY PINCHtl ADS ONLY S2 Sell any item or com· ban1llon ol 1ltim1 '°' S75 or It'll with a Penny Pincher Ad. 3 bnn ror 2 c'OnlleCuUve days. E<ich lldd.tt1onal line as 60' ror the 2 days (.'haari:e 11 • Nocommerl'1al ad• For more 1nrorrn11tlon and to plac:c your ad l'all •ESCORTS* 972-1131 MASSAGE FIGURE MODB.S ESCORTS OUTCAUONLY o.,... ........ 631-2140 ~EN GIRL •519411N• MODELS& ESCORTS Male· Female 24 hrs servi11g 0 C 2117 Elden Ave, CM 752-1701 2333N BROADW AV SANTAANA We have an Increasing demand throughout Oranae County for ex· perienced accountlna & bookkeeping peraonnel. call or visit ua today-we are looking f orw ant to greeting you in our new &ocaUon. C714J lls.4103 FREE PARKING ADMIN ASSIST For growing Import firm in Newport Center. Good Mad1h-Eacorh opportunity ror bright. Al!l'OM011VE SERVICE CASHIER 2 Poaitlona A vallable Automotive experience necessary . All new racllit.ies • XLNT chance for advancement with an enthusiastic, growanic corp. CallenM 642-5678 773-010 I ambitious person who Se · II O Ct ball an analytlical min ~1200 Sq ft. Hw y Vl!l 5250 Sq ft auto repair rvanl a r. y. arid enjoys working with l'I "'0.-,. c-ty 1b1hly, new crpt, drps, & s hop. Ole, parts & Bingo, Tues. nlles. 0 1nten!~rrE~e~rlses =e. Poeitlon involves 2!mHarborBlvd. pa int. undergroun service area. 2 Koasls, C 1 t V 11 8-•11: ...,cw Cha "'·II t a, computer 0 ,....r•· COSTA MESA parlung In No. Lu gun a cntrl Orange Co. Idol ap • rano a er I """"" . pm an, .. u . .. ..-979-2500 549-1186 forneetleaaing. Bu.Sile ~1°~· c ash prties ... ul & coata~.1~~~:e~~ --------- • .fl...-:.C__._Offlui Acq.838-ll2S. ,..:::"".._ Swink at Traosmark. Al!TOMOTrVE ""P' ...........-1 --"&--...1 5300 ....,._.,. •JwloDHltrlhip Complete full scrvic For store &office space al :::'! ••• ":!':':'••••••••••• ;:;;;:;;.:••••••••••••• _.,.,... __ ,..,... _____ .....__, 'oslttoll•llt lt.'ftal !'Wle. 2 large of reaaooableraletl. Lllltor Found a r:t? Call ~..... 7005 Orange County Jrowth faces ~•th ocean views 5~5000:3Ft Animal .. 11 .. stanc e ..._,.__i......._.. I H O •RD 71•/"Af' .,.,.,,,. .. ~•ya 1 " ., ••••••••••••••••••••••• __., r equ r es " , """'~ ~,,. Leque. 537·2273, no fee. Need people with ex· Chevroletexpanalon! DllYIV~E CM REWARD for return of REAL ESTA TE cellent typlnl skill.a. pro. n KEAVY·DUTV LINE l525Mes• e • ...., ' · · Black Balboa Cruiser UCEHSE ~~:\~~. 1~p::l~ 0:; !i~r p~'. :~e;{,: 14M 1 ZJ la.ken from Savon Drugs, managifll people In an ata1ls each. see Mark. c.fwltu I• Food s.ntc.AHH••t For preparation & aervlce -No exp . Oclwte office suite Sub lcll..'IC, 80011q. fl.. in a pro rclls. bldg. on Beac Ulvd. Rcct>ptlon area, pr1v . ofh ces, cabane worit & other extras . Al ulll. & Janitorial serv. in Lq\ma Buch at 1145 No. NB 11/22/78. 645-7857 · SCHOOL operations department • 2 . p A R T Coeat Hwy. Lofty. open REWARD for return or OFFERS d 1 pµblishhl,/pnntlng COUNTERMEN! GM CASHIER beamed. 500 sq. ft., perfh. Black Balboa Cruiser department firm. Ex· dJr. parta exp. required Banldn1 Retail marine hardware foranUQues.NOOMonl ' cellen\ salary & frlnae Inventory 12SM . Sec EXPBIBilCID s tore 11ceks exper Hi1Ue4M-75Sl taken from Savon Druas. a...+ LKtwe ,.,._. benefit•. Send resume Q)ok. TB I llS c as bl e r . Kn Id 1 o f ~\Im, pnv. offices, ne NBl1/22178·645-m7. alon1 with ulary re· •3. METALMEN ' calcula&or & NCR reg dt-cor, w/M.-<:. serv .. conf ................... 4500 Found· F Chlhuahlla tan *Cr1111hCooneavallable qidrement.s to Ad. No. Flberglau work op s.tllCoest Beach loc w/weekends a rm, copier, monthly _ ..................... Ii whit ·olde do 'ea11 •Materlalsprovlded. 475, Dally Piiot, PO Box UonaJ. Busy shop! Sec ............. mus\. Nat'I cow/all maj. 64&-7448 e r 1• •Sm all cluses for ~ Colla Mesa, CA. Wright. AnlndependentBank benellt.s. call J Watts. •MISSION YllJO• ~LS08aftn.oreves. penonalizedlnat.ruclion. ~ 'Exe. pay, working condl M8SunflowerC.M. Mon thru Fri. 3·5pm. ror Prime location 1uitable Reward:losldarkbrown, •Choose own taste-day Aircraft Uona. benefit.s. Opp. fo 540-5300 appl. 714/645·1711 . for comm'I or iod'l use. long hair, Collie mix, &nll)\tclasaes ....... •-.... lin advancement in fas E.O.E. 1850to2050sq n.. A/C of. Ana. to Gabe 839·3S87 •Placement-up to 80~ ,,. ,,.. •• growtnc Orange count Bankiag ---------1 nee, 100 amp power. Call 8151bl. commission. Pl•• If Airport lndlllltrial com· TB I MS CASHIER· Exp. reqwred cl Cu II 898.ut02 IRAMDMIW 3 Nl!.'W OFFICES a.alCAL Temporary MOM Clrrk urgently needed by H U Oty School Dist as 2'cMm as J108!1 lhru June 197U f7Uf per month. Apply 735 l4thSt. HO. SJ6.8851 Req1.1res general offHT experience. accurull' typin-ft numerical com preherul1on. Word pro· cesain(ol expenence di'· slrable. Will train us comJ)UWr operator. P.A.D.S. 17941 Slcypark Cir, Irv 567-0868. E.O. I': ON LIDO Penlnl!u la Avail now. Answerin11 i.crvice, xerox, & co01- puter llef"Vl ce av a IJ. Arn1>lc Parkin14. < 714 > 522 4254 d • Secnt9y p&ex F:xpenence pre( erred. for full lime position. · ay ; Loll: ln NB. Gold chain Free3Wcetl e-a-CHlrllCft HOwAIDCIM•rolet f\tn time for our Cotilla Xlnt wa1ulfl. benefits & (7l4)87~eves. w /charin holder & SalesTraJ~nJ. -Meta office. Call Mr oppor. for advancement ..... 1111!111•.iP•• ._..W..e.d 4600 several charm•. Some ,.._.__D Admlalatrator Dov•"Quall&a. w t ~ZJOO 2700 .. P1eue apply in person ·~~-~~· ..._. •--· ol U tal -r'V'J"" NEWPORT BEACH wa,gnerBalvd. at G r ... e n H a v e n ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.,.rouuu... aen men l"'I 100"' 49"' "442 Harbor "' la. BURR WHITE 'REALTOR. IMC. 6n-46Jo Resr:n•lble, working value only . Reward. a • K~••a)la -Tol>~aae .. ,beoefll1. MITO,AITS Patt lime for our South Oardcms. 2123 Newportif1 E ...... "'l""' .. .., Mfg. ol aircraft compo· 81· ... C M ••-c wr ter 1eek1 one va-· .. -RealDJtateSchool nent.s. Adhetllve bondlo& OBJYllY O>ut Pla&a olfice. Mon __ •u_._._._____ --;..... •• bedroom cottaae In Found. Golden Rtvr at 330.nC.minoC.plstrano of honeycomb 11truc · -WILL •IOOMIO thna Fri 4:1S to 9:30 (lm. c•c.uta/P ThM 546-4741 Olrona def Mar or Cceta .,. ... ~~boot. HB. SanJuanC.platrano •·-. "·t i"•-vlew a r· -u.-.11 •v11 11 Sat 9:45 lo 6:30 Call Mr. llW'll'"I • • CACl'ON From Mel. n..r..-6-• -n· ..,_,., · ....... ~ .. ,...,. r9fllll-v "''-·Ina• or Mi. ... m· " STOCK tor talented Downtown Hunt1n1ton · ---Jl'eal color No rqed. •OOD DllYI... IUDll " H 1 Ith OrangeCo.Alrportl Beach. 210~ Main St. uaa. Write Clullfied Ad 1111 • .: ..... nom .:OSS1 Contemporary styled Panel' Air " burley at 540-40M WI Yo'mi woman. e P w Equal()pport Employer One 2 offl II •M. Dally Piiot, P .O. ......._. ' piano le111on1 in )'Our MCQltD. MUIT UV BrtalolSt.Colt.a M•a all faeeta ol ~.au 1hop. suo,~~ ce ava · Rox 15e0. COil• Meu t.o.t: Man'• diamond home. Call Vi ctoria 1571 W. Mac Arthur. IM COSTA MIS C.tlf.•••r.. Mult bave aome fa1hion -----'----• ... orcallf15-3112 l'inl· Vic. c .M., P'rl. •f· ...,_ • ~ii ... 11 .... C ... L ~"-' r.;· P&eaae call or In·--------an 800 , R d ... ... ... re. APROPOS at 2t a..ERICAL W~ ipace,bld iq t. ~-dealretapt/1ml ,l ,rnoon . ewar '.W..W-'M. 7075 ,_ 145-1401 •Q !'.Qual..._. ... rMun/Flty hion Is land. See Ci•tlll•-•••I -Yarao I a. ocea b Haitcnl..a-"4-4571 H••••••••n••~•••••••• API' MOR. Co.IP,.. alt 40 -.-.-£mJnv.,.. M•••oer. ---· r .... _ vk-w. FMhloft l1land • · ...,.. +lo manaa• w•ll main· 1419t ..... ,.....r •· --.. .A4leltcY Newport Cutr Dr NR s..m4.C111KB. FaundSaJukJbreedblack. T.L.C. Pract. Nune •1e t.alnecU7+.clultunJtaln -------.-.....H Btauddan to operate I ~.fulltlme,Crown Raakltlol)oblavallablc uao. SJOOO per mo. c.1'1 Vlc JCMann fs Placentia. 57 available Sat & Sun OrMle County. Xlnt le· Auto rental a1ent exp. 1JUtion talon. IOI W ltth. Hardwart', 3107 E. Cat wtth many flne. i uper Mr.Tboma1840-t570 .. '11M/e..•t/ CM.Me-7985. only. H .00 per hr. wu.Sal11")' + bonua. ~notpreferrcd, 141•9480. 848·1145 The Hwy,CdM. compantet and they're YOU'U.Nm ftam 1• Fowld:SetotkeyaonVW at-OIM <71•>~14541 8:30 to 5 fWIUmepoeltlonS40-6lOO u.yream. allFREF.! -·••••••••••••••••••• ""·• 11•1'19 • -.-. /t Cor-• pm. • .... route drlv.r needed, CIRCULATION 5..aA ""Oirs WTUllTOOI tnl IM •u .. , "" ......... nurse, P • "" ,_.,, HB Btautklan · Part or full -• ,,. We hav. UM bat tele<'· Q 11wlt.. 500 540-4519 del M~! l.87•::.al Beach Artht ,,_.._ Weatmlnstu/ area. time for fHhlonable Cl.Ill C1•l1llhr1a••I ._,._.. c.. "'IU· -·••••••••••••••••••• ~t ema e pure ..__ .. _t •"'-I-In• Call Herakl Examiner. Imm-" xlnt urnln111 I k M .............. ......_~ ,.._ nlJ r •-F I wbt anl)',,_., · We're a b..~promotJon >:itcellml PIT lncome. cblldreo/adult salon. f\111 Ume poaltlon for = tA!mpOrU'y flcff Ambltloua Cou le or Samo)'ed . Reward U•in cwld care, 1ood _. ... _, u... .. "' NJ.a>l w'~•-• .... -...i ........ cl~ulaUon cer · uat 2790 ,CM ,.__,.,._ • 1 • ~~ ........ -=..,.......,.oke · oes· "E""----1"""'""-==-=-----' ~· •1 --'11 ' .. •••..,...,..._. ... --1 MIJ Ion 01 ma"hln•. Some ALLJ .-Kr.;.-.. to le drink« Ref1 4923041 wH.h at least I yr ex· Babyaltter waoted, llt)l-l. ,_.._, 1 .. .. 2 otfleea flOI fl Sl50 ~lne •upp meat Found· Golden Retriever · · ' perteace who CH do frtendl)' lady to fl• Viejo. del1caltxpetlencel1de· aertHl, PartlJmeFri. Airport lodllltrial com: um. llM:tl &.irrC:-C' ~1 rem. on 12/D/11. .,..... Tutor. Chlldttn • l'1UUlt • pu1,eup1, •I* bnMINt for 2 charming Btautklan wanted with 1lrable 11 well 11 • Slit. u om. to 7 am. $3.00 pla.Mi-DIO t.sYtew ~11111 • ... ~ ........ 1.l.JOI idulta. P\ea. hn. Gram· t1pe. 1IH photo• 6 ebUdren <•1• 6 • I> ac _ .... a-a.. .. or to r-t DleMut phone voice H per tuj,I '75 Paularlno • • ·mer and converaaUon. ertwon Abtlit to do them to hool Hr -,....__ "'" B..-phone wortc 11 al110 '7Slo481t PIOflSllOMAL k§""' . Ptl 1rna IHO Ana 111 ert a p eu. won ~d!Jy 6 !.au,• ::i--.a:JOAM~Mon·Frl~ atatlon. lhtabll1hed NqW-ed..Good company --------OfflCllUITIS q; """'' 1011 -................. .._.,.. nMLtacelMolHlaryA --lhap.•'1112 beMltta.fncludJn12wu. HUNTINGTON BEACH -•••·-·••••••• ...... Jll!LAXINOllA88AOE EW_.... 7100 friqe beaefltA. Send re· BILLING CLK. trainee, vaHUonafter lyr.,com- CHlral loc. Ju•t of OAaDENINO ROUTE M2~NUc.!~lll r •••• .... ••••••••• 1wne 6 aalal")' requlr• IAB\'lrM'ER·MJ home. P/Umt, lit. typ&nc. 111• pany paid aroup in· .I 81eda•'¥d. at/::: It. CM. V.Q!':"· ~ ,._.... U.,TlNO CLERK ._. • .._.,5'.\ Dal· Mon·P'rt. I children Ref. IDI• for appt. call aure.ee, eredlt unlolf. ll1'11tiii~J • 0-.... omc.. -WN9C • ~·PR NAllfTT CaftDI< tffl~'"• a tJ'Pl•f. 17 ~ PO Bo• 4'11, a.q,ICUl'70afU. _.. ~ ~. 1.f. ••eludes carpet, a.Id. ..... 2111bel .....,,.11111a1COUD1.U,.•li _ ....... ,-•val ~.._,CA, ........_ ___ .__.,, 5 · Allflrtl~. ~--fllllij~';' blndi.JaitorlaJ • uUla. teftT. ,..,..,.., Abor'Uoo. .dOp. aart atiioo'°; Celi _,__ ~· ' · IY1'9.llnt operatt:;••P· ObMel"~ IA••~ on.J!rtmlaea Msi11ua. '""' -·~· WllliamN0-8611 . ':.:.u~ledronlc ,part•, ~maU ctukl. in C.M. =~·•· Bl eprlnl DAILY PILOT ~oai~ oW.t'f· DIMi' IOH APCA.ll& I MT-2:11411 Lil ablft. no experience llOW. Ba>' St .. CM 147,sm -·················· _._... ..... , ...... ACC~ ••• .,,. t:•ctlleat rr ftAIYSITl'IR. needed, llUllll'lllt pen~ for Appl,1111 ~P .... M. JIW•.Plllt.J•aotaamaller ___.. ... __. llATH OalENTED &n1• btaeflt1 Apply !!'1 "om•. for Infant. •rchltects ore at lbe AM .. D:I••· off, new urpt, · 1oeat-1Dd T.D.'t • ,.. * ftf'Mft * PDION to train for ac· Avatt l:lectronlc1. NO ~Oii Bch ....... Artaituna Irv, FIT 1-S. OllllOall &at.211 drpt, ,.l~!z.•l•t ••· aaone'ble dlacouat .._..,. di po1. MacOre1or Mc:Cor•lelll, CM . e-11 futwk.hOauy dependabllty a mu1t foramm•t • .-. .. n.v,NM71'. mmr Min .,....,, Yadlll.MI--. . 111-1 PbotWMt.Ma. msLIO. .o.s.. -- ' ' ~~ ..... ?!.~~~~ ..... !!!~ !~~~ ..... ?~!! ~~~ ..... ~!~ ~~~-... ?!!4? ~~~ ..... ?!~ Fridlll JenuatY 19. 1979 OAIL.Y PILOT ez DltlV1UUI nudf'd F'ff. HOU8s:Ji1P&l\1 Live LA.BH&LPER ..... W..t.d 7100 Met,W~ 7100 HelpW..e.d 7100 CLERKS Mel CIC' _.omen to dr1v1 l'r\lrDll ~ Co " 6 anvt (ot P'rrtme rt'Ular r:: ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• own 1111 er,... Orani• • 9'RUIN. >'OUQC .W.r11 l•dY. w .... .._ • • · "" n s d 1 -• • ast· •n t...A ~U Htly ,.,., LIIAM£1S Prtvate room 6 batb -wdda 1•.n ~ " II E S o E N G ! R rut· me le• Y he P .....,... ~ FEDCO 11 hiring " n.11,. u c a j -N.8 -' ::.... r:-=;.:t."'.~i = ~ .,~.'. i:"",;!i;:t'° s.',!;::\,'i: IMSTMINI' ?W'W~l5 TalKC ...._..,_ at...S. PIT P t I 'I y 8 l e r e r b, atbr pl.a mUeaae. MU O.C A1rport. SA&.H [)1UVgf\S WAtrn :o f(lf' '"""'" I"'""' ..... Ddetiy pt. fM.«I. .. Cell SM-1100. A11l for Train. Call betWMft u ,vu han 511C(tSlfUI Immediate full·llme C>peflinp. Will leorn var10u pha . t!S of t or e o pera~1on with l''«C Jl e nl local ~co Cl.,t t ~.L... .. £1$ h m. 0 ••a Po ( n t ICER(SJl()l'F MABlNE ~ ~ co 4:30pin. A.Ill ror 1a1e1 esp. ill rul .. ,. Dr Ur. KJip ooly Call IUiKI----tn41Ml•flll0 IA.I. ... ............. _ lltilla. m.3Zlk or illvettmecta. we need ,......, p•ME1$ Caroe8 Ml Mar -a teU' motivated ,... ........,_alaol•undry hdlltyOfC.lteeb. We oeed oew feca. I toMJJ tnllt deed t:::. nrtu r for tUu•prlnla. llu•t bau rellabte • u pervlu older Equaloppty.empb. r;:bavewbatltt.all•\cl PAYIOU. menta to peoalon plan opponunlU ror dv ncemcnt arTh IVJlpllM , a pply ID tnlalP Ir pbc)M. Loaf 6 =: 1\ tr: t•e ~: M/P/K ,.:.~;,*!f' .. :a.. CUii We provide draw, traln -~)~ Hepa 2 MO .twt 1.-m wJpm•t.a, Goldea ... l area H I ISHIOO tni. ~ ., a Apply lnc.rson. 1-8 "m W kdB'-'I ... 8 nte Dnu ttotidly 6 11iacal.loa.,.... •-' lAlbDlwl TbeProf .. l0a ts Mustbeexperieoced! tl'Ue ty c.o ~.rn r J "' tloapllallu&lon plao ~ f:W"• ·-_ _ a -s•u1~. over .OOOyearly. 1241 p m. turdoy and unduy al1-bk / • __. -_... .....,.. 75&-11113 Onver. S&ol'k Clerk av • H&'!OUS~!EPIEIR 18'-'1' .,.,..pelnOnatxl*'Prt· MOTOR -2'01 w. ewt Hwy. Ch111"• tor adunrt' ·~-~-1--•-to ve ".,I r .. bAe.1-3:IO. • M.I. 11AL UTATI n:M'ftt, m1o11t llnow o i4 ~ • n)'Oe bome. Private f/TCUSTooe.N ROUTE Mlallll SALISPIOPLI .,.. fl•r Jod. &upvJy, Rm, wiLhM.PWateentry. ....,_... The Dally Pilot has • --------• 2Jf78 t11lha•11.SA Houael&eeplDI Ir babyalt· •n,. .... ,·00· 1.... ,,._ ....... _ I.a Newport ""BX Weeley N. TaylorCo.18 a ---··~ tiQ&. Ref Nq MO-I.Ml r'f W -· --•'"' •VWM> ~ 33-yeaf' okS firm Wholly Driven: wkJoa appllc• ~• •• · · lam·12Nooa Beach area. Monday An s wer ing· servict owrltd "oper ated by its L11Cmtor.-c:hoQJb111. $4 06 741 HOUSEKEEPER P/T JAMITOI UlrU Friday aftemoona ~tor full • PIT. Cal founder. We are not a llr. to start. 4 h r . (~f'fom LO~ lam·2:IO plus Satwd.y and Sun· ~-1 aubtldlary. branch or •u1rantee Ut·Olll QranaCo. AJrport> ee>~S 1M1aVIMICO day eart.r momin11. Ap-PBX OPERATOR franchise · headqu1rters IOI: &&nplo)'er Equa.I ()pport Z•f'°Y•r needed for cblldren ln icm C.melbllck P'O"· 2V. hours per day. Oranae Co Arprt area, wtth around·the·clock Dftwr, .-raodl ec.c. for mo4..berleu bome. Boy lntne 144-IOIO 8-U ~required • .1Ko inter b1&1y twitchbrd. acceaa to management COOK worktn~eoiapla Mu at .,. 12 fl Ii.rt ac• 1. Wiii ~prOl&l:,:.~ ~have Frr " Ptr day ahlfls for a11lstance at any Q.E&K ..._.ut. • mllll .,. wt UI '-V· ave . y·..-... •-•. Lde9 wanted for above pell a e auto and P•" according to exp. •n-listlni "sales train· -...1..6 prr ,.. ...... b •-,._ • b M-.AL FJ'1:. llcor UM ri1bt d bl E.O.E. Many benefits Ume. Our ln·boule video PHAIMACY eap. Bclu .betll:td. Apply perfect dtM.q re<:ord Worir loc:el temporary ~ •"' t bo 1 1 IOQd drivtq record , ....., -W Peclltc C.lHwy, A~tv Nra. G ree n ~.°"°CO•ll lll)'otfic:ebetwni.-5 wDaer Pt•t c...,eall nt . Pleaae dW iD....;..._ ~.133-3333. h11 program by Torn C• _., 1 aldlll fora.t.ervif'W. M0-7772 I lle . -... ewport l ...... ~ Hoplom is the ttne.t real ....,.. NB. Tam 1Pm P .Boit C, Downey, c.l,_.Aa ere.a.IG.ollTl J .a., Pharmacy Clerk. exp. t<l elllateltami.og avaHable. PMTTMI COUNSt:.LOJtS -~jif eo:MJ 9 HOUS89IR LOCKSMl~ C-.Mete '¥IUtt ln Cdm. 24·36 hn; Wehaveanopellinlfor2 ..,__ ,_.. 11 d •ank l.,.t .~ "" ~t-.. 111 n--a ...a. M h s · ·-•pec .... y dn&C ttOtt arrac l'Oupl•• or .,.... " ..._, -4da)sWlt.•bndaJ. al.lo Exel. oppt" for • ~ --.......· per ..... on t l'\I at aaleeP411r•ons wit e n· loc*4ld bl lrvble I.I look· tlnale women, Uve·ut, DIJY•S 557-v06 I ~ 1 meaa .. SlOOlwk. locbmith w/mln. of 2 9:30am·6pm, r efs req. thuslasm, character & IDI for • pet900abkl ln· •iipervtH ••• teeuge M -fiO~ 0 f f 1• C Apply Mn Green p O Pis call Mrs. Adamis integrity to match our dividUa!C.Owortwitbour t i rla. Cotta Mesa morwomen...,yrsor e • Bo C DowDe CA.teMO pa.exp.T'tu.1.ta work· 644·757Sforlnterview. high standards . Your pbarmadat. call Or's , a.b.rf!eHome$4$-SS83 ~:!:· N~i~':~~t•:: 0 overload ~ ' y, iQllDlll&Jnl Job wlprofit MOTOR Pharmac y Tech. Ex own private desk and no ~.•wr.r1~~ _COUNT ___ E_R_W_O_M_AN ___ , ~& ~:.ll,;~o:i~~ EqiiaJOpporEmployer ":11~:=~~ti.11;r~i1·~'. ~ee~m~:"~1~i ROUTE .. peraencf'd ror pro ~~on'as';~r::1~0 bere1poaaibjefor1toc:k· 'Jbwritecootractstoren· Herrmann. F ountain Oilldc.ve.M6-l70'7. Adi. I 438, Dally Pilot, 1be Dally Pilot baa a fesaianalpharmncy Cal' 70%. Interview by ap· l.nc the ct.nc wall. 2S--3Cl ta1 dlJte:r, Must be avail v JI <N ( SI P.O. Bolt 1.5IO, C.M. ca. large route in Newpor1 for interview 642· 1580 poo>tment only. boaan-w....... weekellds . Al£1Y 1930 8 •Y· o o ater GENL OFC &irl PIT for ~ll'a I& gift.w~ m Beacb area. Monday WESLEYTAYLORCO. ,...... -1'1-.-.. 81 d ,.. bet w n Now bop~ & aft.emoool M\&at ape"j aa&et clerk experientt ~ • .._. """':fa ... _ -e ............ • Plaa Man. eiq>erienced. Olllthutonmanqer&o ....... .,_, v • ...... Euclid> type.Callml7ll. req'd. fl\&lldme. LYN .-.. ... """ •• ........... UROENT Real&.on 644-4910. eet3 anlntenlew/appt. 'cOUMTB HILP plus Sat Y and Sun· 5*-1511 Real Dtate ~=~~\.'. fl\aU time. Gary's DeU. GIRL FR I D A Y . RIONHARDWARE, loat ~ 't~:ptn~t =-~J~:·d~~: ralHTlll R.E. 5404W .... ln. ~~0:00~· cfe~·~a~w{ti DRIVER. ~n:L :U,f~'Wp'. !:;/J:U:rO:.Ptair.·B· ~ll~y', e:rra:t~~ri~~ ~~~req~rect .• ~ Company presently has SALESPEOPLE ---------67$.2193 wu•tED ing, lnvolelng & var olc ,..._......,.,earn n~s • ..,.,., several ~nings for Of· Busy otrice manager M dutte&. Pleu peraoaall· IBM ~ompoaer/Typitt, 664-2'22. =-pe=~·e ~~~o b:;d Cset Dup icator Opera needs help with real COUMTH LADY SUNDAY ONLY ty. 642,8400, w/trllD applicant who eoocfdrivin• record. tlone. Experience on All estate syndications. No Cl.ERIS Dry Cleaners. Npt Bcb. 3 can lfpe 45 wpm ac· MACHINIST • Dick 360 or like t'QW~· experience necessary. daysweek.C.11646·7621 To deliver DAILY GlltLFfUDAY curatety. Hendrix Quick MJLLHAND ~a3'~inperson ment a must. This pos1· R.E. hcerue required. PILOT bundles t.o car need by Creative Artist. Print Service, 1444 N. El F bin Uon offers good startinii Call Ray. Katella Really UTOTEM COUNTER HELP . Part riers In Newport Beach Mu!lt be conscientious Cam i n o Real. SC. or pnito.type mac · e 33 .lay salary, excellent com ~7.5311 Time. Dependable. C11pt. area. Requires van or and IJ.kedet~il work. Part C.2617 ~:et.he U:~=~~~ Cotta Meta pany benefits. Send re --------- ()peninp Now Avallable Mlke'sFishFry.645-2875 larae lilAUon wagon & 3 time, open schedule. INDUSTRIAL Sewinc. duatry. Workin& from ~Dept. sumetoAd. No ·475, Oa1· RecepoorustllJght bkkpi. tor CWI or p/Ume clerks r,,...a.. wanted LO manage good driving record. 644-2223 Hot AJr Balloooa. Will blueprints, sketches " -ly Pilot.. PO Box 1560, some typing. 4 da wk. oo 2bd •3rd tbUU. No s;:tbuslness, P /T . Call: Glr1 Friday for eslabl. 28 ttain.call642·35'5. verbal deslpa, directly ColltaM•a.CA926:!6 ~a~~iUi~ea. Call uper nece11ary.we 6'2-1634 64Z..4321 yroldcompany. Litetyp· wtth ~c.·to •s· MOVJIFllM PriDlinl t.raill. Start SS per hr. As A* for Ing, s ome •ccounting IMSPICTOIS lilt ill new proCiuct de· STRIPPER UCB'TIOHIST It manqers t.o $3.60 hr. CUSTODIAN Doa ~or helpful, wlJI work direct Have ODmino tor both velopme11t for world S.S IXTIAS CAMERA MAN Part Ume 1 LO s pm ror Menaten to SS.SO hr. Ad· GAIDIMB ...__ 5..1.v w I c us tome ra " by Fm.al le lo J>roce.a lo· wide well bott llavi1a· Kids Teem·Adutt.a. Ex· W1th exp Cor day shift al N.B. Developer. Ute typ. vaocement opportu.oltles Part time helper. 7am· • .... r __ , tel~e. s dys p.r wk. apedcn. llU1t bave ex· Uon equipment. Lathe eeptioaaJ opportunit)' IQr Dennla Printers. Toi Ing. S4 per br. &75-49l1. todloeewboquallfy. For uam. MOG·FrL To emp· 1"9•1 Opporhnalty f)inge benefits. Must be per w/micromelera It experience helpful for thole wisblWI to break wages, lllnt beMf. 54 11 lnlormaUon go to our tr wut.ebaakets & other lo ;lay.. a self-s tart er. Call calipen ror cloaeUme in· more variety ol projecta. lnl.o IDO'Ms. tzG.S200 per old co in SA relocating l~ Receptionist/Radio Traf. nearelt market or COil· aunllar lite maintenance 642-3766 for interview 4 specUon for electr o· Salary opet\, excellent day~. <n4> 761·U44. LqHills. caJl547·7l7l rte. Good typmg skills. lad the penoonel omce duties as required in of· ELLEN CARTERS appt. mecbab¥:al perts. COLE beneftta packace. E.O.E. V l DE 0 CAST 1 NG No exp. necessary. Call at fice buildin •. Call for in· L.ady'a Haberdasher J.nstnanent.a Corp, 2650 SdeDUl\c Drilling Con· SERVICE. <Now In 4th Prod. 511peniaor between \Oam & Noon. UU2LampsonSt tttvtewappt E:O E Now inlervl ewlng Cull Clai1er . exper. custom Crodd,y Way. S.A. (714) t.rol. Corporate Head · ~> u YoU&nJ expen enced rn Local stallon· Fash100 GardeoGroveS37-4840 lntegra~·Data time saleswomen. A~ply mirror man, top pay, S66-3100.E.O.E. ~ertera, Newp o rt \ofCHl pnnUng & havE Island. Ask rot calhy Equal{)pporEmployer 2283Fairvlewfld,C.M. mis· landperaonM l.113NlBFas ion goodbenefits.6'6-3231 INSPECTORTRAINEE ~~C.Mll(7M14)11557·905Ml Need house . eithersuperv1.11ory back· 644EO·E'Zm , 5'6-6080 a · · · G-R-E-A·T No exp. necessary. ~~ r . 0 or · r lteepet/babysltter.8toS gl'CMldld ~!potential. thu ---------· CLERK TY P 1 ST · Custodian wanted tor Executive Secretary for SALl!S JOI HOW ~~~clous. cro.7...,.. . Moo thru Fri. 3 school cou. b:e t~~osit;o~ Re<'epuorusl/Typiat. Boat Newport Be ach de · piuish comfilex. Good N.B. olCice. Non s moker .. ..,..Ma ...,, '""' ace dilldl'en, my Irvine you ve i~~i ing or. s a I e s o f r 1 c e . I d h SH ••ir a...,... OP84 EO hom e, own tran s . Weare """"tforapro Wee kends •2 to 3 ve oper nee s s arp salary. Ca I 846·3350 · · req . ....., . ...,.,., · · · d U •· t t ·' .,.. with ood t l GOOD PAY . GOOD MA•ADMI References, $120. mo. ~ on. qua Y con roi weekdays. Good lyping & ~ o -g 'bl YP ng 8AM'4:30PM-. Executive secretary, HOt,JRS, COOD CON· Insurance. Lag. Nlg. -"'-..ICS +benefit•. Call eves Individual to st.ep into ~ a ... 'tude ror figures r"" ._ """'"' •""" ty & uaJt ir IUJI j Top Oraqe Co moot.bly · supervisory position ii CaU675-3282 weekdays . . ~~e· OCD.po~-t!: .. tslton•· marine business. inside Dr Tr 0 N s . M A N y agJK')' nda exper. r roper· ._.-n 833-0315 n e w I y c r e a I c c ..... . -... bac belfful nol DATA IHTRY sales, phones, typing, Ute FRINGE BENEFITS. cu y I or collaumer pub' llcatloll I h · ·0 req red. Cal Terri Senior operator' for a well bldrpg, order proce1sing, FAST GROWING COM-Ptr.831-11115 needs •-•-•.-.a prod nan our n· ouse pnnt1nt1 Receptionist-Secretar y ~10 p AN y p R 0 M 0 T Es WYCU~ "" MOOH 0 p e r . ~ l I 0 n few busy Dental specialty 546-5505 established growing lmurance w/a l l eeat 2 y r a SW8t'llSOIS Respona1bilitles will ln practice needed. Call CoddallWaltnu Oran'e Co. corp. Xlnt Factory Help ·Shpp ~~WJ~.T~A~ Costa-Men Agencr. sma,ulne exp. Must be UrgeotlyneededbyH.B elude produc 11on 644.()883 a-.&.---1 working conditions & Trainee. lmmed. open-M A N A G E M E N T oeeda experienced ea . stroac bl layoute, color" City School Diat. l "'1 to 2 scbedulillg & conlrol. & ----------benefits. Min 3 yrs of ing for right female. X!nt Outiea include all pbNes ~up. Good oppty for .. _ da .,. the opportunity to as Rl$aw-ant # • F.am up toS300perwk. keyruncb reqd. f 8M company benefits le STARTS ''J M -oCpropertycaaualty deadlinecon1clentlou• ~ y ..... 57 per hr. sume mana1emen 1 Low tdUoo. PJa~ment ~41 37'2 helpful or we monthJy reviews. Call : ~Di~ T 0E ~YR' '0 ~•lions. Ideal work· indiv. SaJ bMed on exp. Y 735 l4th St .. H.B. res)>OC19lb1Ut1e1 for de TACO BE'L' l ...W. 751-91.N will train. Pay will com-tor appt. DeJtrooJc Corp, EX p E R l E N C E ~me cond!Uont. TOP, pay call ln CODftdence •Ive 536-8l. parlmenl personnel "'---'"y groJ-• c"'-rnenaurat.e wlex:rc:. Ap-~ HELPFUL. WE HAVE few qu&liLied lndlvl,tual. mu (114) 135-7144. Mwt have experience on VUUIDJ\OI»~ "''" "'~1n--oo • .. -· ..--or.,••-.__,SUP.,.nVISORfor offse• dupl1 ""l o• Job""""" ... unllies ava1la ordin•tor. Ive health ,•nm...-.c...-m.... wuu _ -------OUR OWN TRAINING __, --· '"""""'" -"'H • ,.. ' .,...,,.... ·--..,. Andenen School Npt ~cal app1t'*1e de ble. Apply In person =~t': !o7'.1f:'t!r;',: ~: 1MJalyl09"""9c F/CBkkpr $l2K ~~Tv·~N~~ lovaltoryaerkA.ccuracy MAIO$ Bch.i:lrall:U..1:i.5.sa.2S aired to suueed 011 1555\ Broolchurst St Uvtties. Extensive public 1704f~et~Avc ~=/Diet = ORGAN SALES ~a:;'~ :!m~:~ ~en:!e.~~e. perbr.Pb556-3490. ~~~:v~~la~. ~~~r. Mutt-be lS speakina. Position tem· e. Purc:hClerit l800 PEOPLE. CALL AT oet."Wkv. ExeoelJeat Ir-Nurse·LVN Part t im e II - porary full lime. Call (7l4)54i-Oaal Beeept/~ $700 0 N C E F 0 R tue beOeltta Hra IAll· ............. ll&b· Esp. 11-1 lmmac 41 bed ~ca~S:OO"~:!;enj RestauraHnt__.___ 179 ·22'10 . Mra . Irvine Aaency lENTXCERRYJNEGWE. OSRTG~NN 4:1oPM. Apply Avnet ID11P'81 Y boot.bbl pum~'. Con'v. Hoap. C .M . aaluyfuatoryCo8oic47~ VJI._. Sutberlaod. DElJVERY man.P'/T for •Et7tb,ColtaMesa " • n E l ec l roll l ca . 350 m II m •c a e ry • 5tf.Dl % Delly Pilot. PO Box F/time,12nOOll.SPM . localdelivery.xlnt driv· ~? &U-147~ NUNN7H/$18-7302. M~Corm ic lk. CM . tner•l mallltenance. 1.580. Cotta Mesa. Ca C•hhr'•Helperp/t Ci fuftrO,.nfor mg rec reqd. Phone for - _ _ GUARDS 7544181 Apply a t J I U W Nurw Aides. 7.3, 3-11" 131216 IY .... ._,.'"°" ~~eO~a~:.';>':!~ appt.SS7·92l2askforMr. MICLID F\illltplUme AU areas. Jallltortal Ptreventn1. 5 lbCAl'thur.S.A. 8~ ~v~m~~ PI 0 0 UC TI 0.... SKINNYHAVEN ...,...._, Uonera Inc aY ro nsurance R ... _ _.. C:J'.) 542:721116 IJJdi . 7am-3pm, Mon thru Fri Sant.a Alli Ave. C.M. 'RAINIE 2S2S4 La Paz, Lag Hills ,,,_,1 .. g for~·2 exp Weal. Newport Sla · J &Renf I Uniforms furniab'"'d .J.-.,_wlt Cdmarea MAINTENANCE F IT . " Resuurant 581.0.40 oper1aedtor ot DO g · Call&&S-9000. Ages 21 or over. eUr""' . v or $3.e5 br Call 752-2S7' S...30111 Rubber hoee products. ______ .:;;._ __ know 'll S/VS r DELIVERY DRIVER. . welcome. No experience cpls. · · ~ lrvine area. must pas!' Restaurant Manager . nc~ 1E8RMVS3/o~~.~ ~~·,~:~p~eek. Call~~ c:::"bi:~e~~cf.8~ ~~~I~~?~:~~ JANITOftS.JANlTRESS Ma nager for womens ~~·~xr.~~~~ com~y physical. incl. Rapidly growmg Pizza w/communicaUol\ll. Xlnt bours per week. Call W.51.hSlreet,SantaAna. P~ Ume • full tl~e ~laPllty shop in So. man. Conv. hosp. NB. bac X·ray. 540·7639 rhadm. New restaura!"l racllities & fringe Delivery & stock work, Balboa Marine 5'19·9671 lntervicws hours 9·12 & lrvtne area. Will traLD. t u a. Exp. only. CM area. Call collect EOE. un er conll truc tlon rn beoefits. Tues thru Sat, female & male appll· Corappt.EOEM/F. l-4Mon~ruFri. ldeal for housewlvea, Call Shl.rJey 213·964-0332 213-275-8030. Balboa. Excellent lBl at 2nd shifts. Call for cants welcome. Xlnt op· FJLECLERK studeota Ir couples. Mutt QiUed · Production Mgr grow!h Caop1po1 r . 59payf & interview appt. EOE. portun.ity to train in auto HimdYman wanted, 13.00 have own tranaportaUon -• Company presently has benefits. 557· 50 or lnte«rated Data Cory parts sales; apply 1522 ·INSURANCE hr. neat appearance. f&pboae. C.11833-7015 ~ .... AL MJRSINO operung for a Production appt or send resume lo 2283'Falrvlew Rd. CM Newport Blvd .• Costa Beginners spot for rtghl Mas le r 81 u ep rl n t. HAMDUMe New convalescent ctr Mana1er for in·housE C18S.'lified Ad li373, Daily S48-6080 Mesa, or 10080 Adams. person.pleasantworkmg 540-9373 Paru atock person. Ex· looldng for depend, prof printing operation. PO!li Pilot, P 0 . Box 1560 H u n t • 8 e a c h . tn>ds. oppi.t for training Keypunch peftence deelred but not people. Poe avail. Nurs-tion requires knowledge C.osta Mesa. ca.~ Con at r u c l I o n Aulomot.iveSupply It advance ent. 37 'tlz hr Head housekeeper; part OATAIMTaY required. Will train, ing Asst. LVN, Cook, ololCset pnntlng, quality Restaurant. fas t food. warehouseman m1turc wk, S500 mo. to start time stock boy• maids. Senior operat« for well must pan company Housekeepers, Maint COl'ltrol. purchasin1t. in no w hiring pt-time. man.1.011slbly semi· DEJ.JVERY PERSON. 3S Call stt-4700 uk for An· 'Ille Inn Al Laguna, 211 estab11$bed g rowin g pbyalcal loci. bacll x. Man. evening Recepl. vento r y c ontrol & io·~m·Spm. Sea Kmg retire • Irvine area, hrs wt. No wkends. for dteaE.O.E. N. Cst Hwy, Laguna Orange Co Corp. Xlnt ray.lrvine540-7639EOE. Become a part of a ln· s cheduling P er~or O>tner.CdM ,673.3430. 534-1014 C . M . Pharmacy. GENERAL OFFJC E . Beach beoefita & wortlng con· . novated health ca re selected Wlll be respons1----------642-0106. U1'...•--• 1 •• .__ Co 70 u -··-•· ditiollS. Min 3 yrs or Medical Front 0tr1ce. ·~-Appl in ble for lhe operation ol Retlultng Large company CONTROLLER nour.,....e ..... m""'r · ....,pi~ keypunch reqd. IBM ~Y N.B. 0 .8 . Oyn. ol· ...._... y person. the production depart seelung mature. stable, R I . Deli very le Gene r al WPM. lOkey, good math .-...S~ 1141/ 3742 helpful or we f1ce. Experienced only Santa Ana Community ment 111cludmg both in en lhus1 a s t1 c ind 1v dlap id171 ~xpanding Helper, Freeway Auto. ability. Malure, depen Above. average wages & will train. Pay will com· need apply. Please aend ConvalescentCenter,600 house pr1ntmg & ~hip· w/mgmnt & s ales bkgd vers e P~?pe rt.Y 2624.2 Avery Parkway, dable •well groomed. heallh benefils . Apply te / A l"tl9W:Det.oPO Box lS60 EWubingtoo,S.A. ping s\arf Offers ex ~gem,e.;N . irm ts MV. Xlnt oppor. for advance· Newport Conv. Center. ~ura w eWor!"~ a.ta Mesa. 9262'7 Bo~ ceUenl starung salary, ~uce high s ales in our -".: ... iO:':!!rf:: DIMONSTIATORS ment. Co. beneh ll. 1555 Supe•lo• Ave. Fn.~: oa 423. ' ' ......... e"elle ot <o mp•n > •ho;'.'°\\'!~~· ,•:,:;:.::"l counlant with strong Salary commensura te Newport Beach. -.... 1-11...-_ .. SIS •IDES benef11s & t'1tree r su..,.rvls1on or s mall . ~ys & Saturdays on-with exp. Will tram. Call •-~· -~ ~ -...1. «-,.-educauonal and mgmt. ly. Sample bakery pro· for interview. 675-5923 Hospitals 170'20 ette Ave People who need people State cert only, S4 hr. 8 iyv-.... -x"Od resume & staff. Lon~ lerm oppty bacqround Accounting ducts In supermarket. LYM-S IH'S Irviae lhould always check lhe salary hlsU>ry lO Box 4i 5 w/p>d salary. override d~gree desired. Ca n· Call between 9 .12, GfHEIALOFFICE Charge nurse. Above (714)546-0331 Setvice Dtrectoryinthe =~ect;ysC~~vS~f:c~~t % P.O Box 1560. Daily &liberaldiscounts.Call dictates must be capable 646-3751 Musl enjoy phone con· average wages & health DAILY PILOT 2055 T h uri n . C . M . PilOl. Costa Mesa. Ca Jessica Now al 542 7161. of setting up com · t t k ' Ith ..,_r.1. 92!626 Shelly's TallOirlShop putorlzed a ccounting DENTAL ASST . ::iorn;:~d~~:u !ork. .,.,...,,its. Apply Newport 842-~. ----------' syslem onnewdataData O\airside blight, alert PaldvacaUon.sickpay, Coov .. Center, 1555 OF.flCEHELP ProftDCopywrit... ROBB IE 'SRAG&MOP GeoeraJ Minl·Computer. individual. Prefer RDA health Ins. Apply Mon Supenor Ave, Newport We're looking for so· Women needed now. S upervis e seven orRDAqualified.4day thru Frl 9 t o 4 at Beach. SLAVICK 'S meonewith strongwnt· Good pay. Good hrs. employees and manage week, salary open , Borden's Pesl Control. Manybenelita :fesaJdU11tocreateads & _548_.ffl_S_7 _____ _ fmanclal llalemellt.s or benefits. 963-6702 696 Randolph , C. M, Hoshs1/llM.-Prolitshartng/Medlcal a material that wJll SAILBOAT SALESMAN numerv.. corporaUooa. ......., 5S10 -..... For appt u ll help sell our services to Send reawne or call Bev. Dente l Alllllanl· Full _,. . Accta parable/ recelY • Bill MuOlon newsr:in1· Experience Experience preferre d 957-17U. ~om· Chalrslde with Gen'I ofkUte steno, typ. e oarrst_?ets'. 'sodma .. i 1!. 644-1380 wou1 a plus, but Is Kona Manne675·1403 Ah"°"'~ McJ-t. •rvm. ce exp. 642-1050 tng, general orrc. dullea. ""' " "' '-.... F.qual Oppor Smployer not essential. Office is m S UJ'72JlfaleAve DENTAL RECEPT. FIT CM.759-1140. ~=~erred.App-' """"--. Offlc• :::rr1n~::~:~1~s~~~ Top~::. e x · lrvine,t2'714 exp. reqd. frotit& back. GeneralOffice Musthave TMY........ CMrlFrltlav resume&salaryrequire· P411rtenced. Exclus ive CXX>K An exp. line cook ~ ~~Cs.fscrgboard aptitude for iiiurea. 8·5, lZl MarilleAve, Bal ls. Parttime9t0~ menu t.o: Box 475 % Dal women's apparel NB. for bus..1... downtown _,,,, . S750moat.att.C.M. area. MANAGEMENT Sal ~lot PO Box 1560. _548-_l_wr _____ _ 1-una 8th tat.aurant. DENTA.[,()rtbodooUc As· Typln1, 10-key adder, Hotel-Front Desk Clerk 3 ~.:/J:ll ....::::::=...:.:M::es:::•::·...:Ca=.:.:. 921626==--1--------• Call Lynn or Harriet st. Exp pref'd . C•ll good opportunity for ad· niq,s 4pm.2am 1 day P/T JANITOR Sales 4M-9115 4M-1417. vancement.Sendresume Jpt:b·ilpm Callforappt QPPORJUNIJIES otficeManager·.Salea Eveni~s, $3.25 hr to F•~•STIC t.o Classified Ad #287. · · ~ · Good opportunity for ad· "'" 1 "' DENTALA.5ST, Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 6'5-5000exl · vaocecnent. WllHraiolno atart. 1Fred.63l·2880 COOIS Qaainide. X-Ray Uc. iseo,, Coat. Mae. Cal. Hotel-Motel AVAILABLE! '' exP411rie11c:~ neceuar.r. ,._..._ MQr' An t ~TUNITI ~andlnt r eataurant 541-3000 DB:2J5. HIGHT AUOITOI lfuat be 2S yrs old or We're a very 6uay pro. hl:nlb-.:,:rrc:::\~: Oea&al0ffice,e:11cep4Jonal General Ma intenance · ti pm to 7 am, e x· ' ,_..._.....,,.._.,. older & be aul l. on motion department In tlOD offNJr plea-'ut opportunJty tor the rt&ht Truck d r Iv e r . ~crcect NCR 4200 . .J.~; -~!UJ'd .. 60;r.· 1~i~~e:! lbe Irvine aree lookln1 ~Ill condllron a. penon.CaJIMfW ...:....-~•• um;•&e~uu._;;... -=--~C711'JS1'9·191 I -; _ _.tM,-e.t.Meee ~~1=~hr:~: opportuniUa for Dl.alAJUde · + ...... .,,_ E .a .. 1 2 2 sell our serv1r('s to actvwement. £scellent Drt•en ,._..._ .._.~-XletllllOft 2 Ope11io1 tor q ualified newtP•rrrs. Ex rcll"nt COIOPtlD1 benefit.. Ex· r~1 Off' __,.....,.... hairstyUat. Top pay in " IMl'Mnce d4ialred. Apply Operlt~-rnodernd t equip· va.iia• tce (714)645--4MO Weoce911fctlt24....,.e...,. tbebett lAterlorcMcc>r•t· Nlar7 frin•e ~eflt•. loponoo men • oor o door ~OMIST )tlllp•WMlr edtalonot'7t. '°TbeYH'I, II ,vu have al lellllt l ~-...... •• 4,..."'· =·~~ri~v~~~ ~:rrm~rco!"i::r. ~~~~r!ect ~~~ Jtome. • ~~Pl~[~~"c:~: ~ ~~ w:. Good drivlQI ~ a IJ'OOlned ~at to raiN when trained. Car ~TODA YI m'8'11ciUon1 1kllla. tend :,:o c~\r:i~~ ::v!0 ~-. v:~ltf~ nee. <714)&46-'180. OrlMlwT• PART TIME :.=:-.::·~~ ::5 l1HWC..,..__ Cab, 17100 llt. Her · requlree Ughttyplng ld1. Houtekeeper·Llve In. ------£¥DIN"~ ~ Daib Pilot, P.O. Box ~· ,..,; • ~-r rmam. f'. Vly. p 1 & a 11 • n t p h o n e Writer waa&.t glrl to llve • ~ '.J (;, Y' .._ .... I Te ";' 11'1 15e0. Cotta MeH. Ca. -•• r • -l*'llQDeJJ_ty, Apply a.m· in. Cleu ltdo ~took· • lml OOOK·• ... _.,_ ':"o:ftH~J:t:.,'!'*': :=1 ~u3:.~·J!:i ~.!.~ =~~1·~ ':_J_~~.._ .... ·l_..~t··~''·'-J--.,~L ..:.· -=.~=~:i -R-.-.i-E-,-,.-,-.-s -.1-e-s ... or e-.-...v• ,,.. ..... •Mlcend1. Appl)' AM Bir ch s .. ·N~w8ort ii&iisaf. LlndtnllC.· __ --. · 1, ~ eiUor worklal 11¥IUI P\alJ/pt.u..-. Llclunllc. n'9Dl bonw. Rell.t alalft.. D.K. Do-Nuta, 135 E. B h (N C .,._. ~ -Owtr'"11 lt8ft '' -_..,la. -•-Oood baetlta. Selary n th. st. c .M. 2teo Afr~ri>. r.~au~t Op· _ .. _n._tt.ol_._____ '1.IO ,... a.oUr. Phone F::i 1'7.,.:rb-;;~: =' =.,~:-1:~. ~.y.111. oortlWtYEmDm~r. liouffkHPtr part·t1m•. ,,,Oi .. •Ht eu .oa1 Cat 2n. Oallfora'PPt 87J.2207. 11 NB. , lilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiliiillliiiliiiiiiaili __ Ooodbmeftta,nlcework· 'n t -.c._,., BETWEEN •:00·5:00 eow.calf11akl Join our w\nn.ln IC tes m. 1tllin1 a unique, ad· .unced. lll.brtc:atin R sy1Cem. rfhnfrr.-ca-n· aumcn 11.nd industry 1s beaini ror. Super com- mfs-slona. bonuses & bcnellta. ...... a.c ... .... • nptoa3 ....... .... ........ ,... .. .... ..... WE ,ONLY ~WANT wtMMRS 14M02J Mr.C. · eo.5111 DRIVD tor rout. ptcltup lll1 conditions. E.O.I!. • ~ ATTl• 0 • PM. ·• dellver r . photo SellwtUIEA&g1 • B11vlew Connleac .. t Ml~ Make your ahopplnt WANT ACf10N? flnlaa.ln& pint CM · ll'1 • BJtl:J:ZE Ho.p. 205I Thurto st. ... ____ .,....,.,.., ~ y ..... by .alu lbe Dally ll'illd What you .. nt In 0 w 'edMIM2-wrl .,..1J40, OwllltdAdlMZ-5178 C.M.toal5 ....... -----------~ I er PUotct .. lllei!Ada O.lly~Cl&At&rda -. . ' • • -DAlt.VfltLOT !.~ ............. ~ ~:r..~ ...... ~.~~ ••••• ,_ IMO ... I ,_ 1010 ~~···· ... ,...,. 9040 W..eN ~w..., 71 ..... 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• • 1011 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• 7fQAa 1111 l'*Uft a wu AKC &Ill HtVl to: TgR RA C It W11!A:•MT••s 11rF~'S Private Cha ...• i................ W •••• .. •••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••• •"-••••••••••••••••• u l-C""' 11' '"t Lams-. beddlo1. c-h1m ,_..,.. "' .. b ... .-• .... -CL . -· • .nmp ,, .. , " un ...... ..._.. ......._... rrocn --·· IMaltn .. , card .. • m e r • h t P . >ant new • ~ otc furn _,.,.' --•1 SECltl'TARY/llecpt. 1 .Una Nffd mort love "'"'"'· ..-... """"'· t~t. s.s c;; card for Heh aaso+tranaler. Call plan m .. wk bcnchei Boston Whaler 17' lllUll 11..-. Hardware Brand atw Corporate Mtit• ll.aak lo•• m iG &amts. &\lat. how.ehold ,.,,. ...i ......... "pa-. Wt '7N.1Sl C.E S\JRPLUSPl·2'11'1 S48-0882 Stor.. ..-. eap ealea ...,.. •a'-1 bl lrvbw llcltli...._J CkM'u l lttma • Iott more -~--•• -----dttk. Kaowled~or IM, _ __..---'"""-,_.,. ..,OEIELCCTION SHt:LTIES AKC. ahoU. l Sat~n t-5 lUOO Tahuna return per •ntntl)' O'llleill Suptnna\. T•ped ....... a,...__ .. •a. d k 3'' P'l~r1lu1. reblt In .__..._.. ... ....1 1 .. f Twf•r.CdM waled at&.radlve t11 41 u1m1 . U1ed one __.._._,,exec " brd, '2500 Wkdva· • ..,....-na•w ta tor Hnttar1/reup •n1• ~ma ., .. rno trn.. . •trap. mtttln1 airline **"'tfiUUO. Ma..Q2$f c:hr, ~wv l SIS. pr of 83M818, Wk.ndt, 144.J°'f17 ......,..., NaUouJ Co UOIUI. •10WPM.otn~ .... ..... 411htUPM ~ 0,..,. St Scbc»J'1 Mltnt 50 l.D. ~uh .. ment.s. Pr•· tnlllch. olc c:hra '45. I -------- .... all ~ beMlita :I.._.... Ult •te&arlal ... ,... ...... .. Y• I041 family Rummt1• Bale \'tllt 1oN 6 Lheftf For a ~ U l•US• 1 du' '25. 2 Sh.Iva for wall, Read).' to 10 U' bolt. enc. blrl=--ll 1-11 nyJot ~11 ll•&u • 0.-W• tan.a. ••• .. •••••••••••••••••• s.&1.tAM·lPM. UOOBear J*"IObaliltd ta1 enclOte 1un : S •h ot. auto. GO both. 1trt.11a plct, lr1 toiler. 40 HP e lec . .._. • nUrtMfttl AllM6D • .-11u lllllK4Ueria1.ln 11 Ca!..'-' a.air Fem St.\.11& •nllpa9er. labrlt or Btlsiwnmade.Newwlt l:aG, lt• d.llptay 1hU ~. P!vtnn.ide Mor• atetr· :::.::e!-='~~ ~AIY/TVP11T <N >tM·tm ahortbalt •P•Y•d u t Muet ,.11, demolition "Dia.>' <no" papu •we ltbr uu. Jaso. Ala U Z·67 J7 between _ln&. __ ~_253! ____ _ ,_:T"--'..,,,..,. ~-"" ... 11+•·.e.e ---Ooodw/llia ...... <nwromtnc.eve...,thln" wW beck Is trim your Oermao Da•f•ra ~:rpm. L3' lnllat. boa' new 9J --c ., ....... Or try two Cardi «·Jla . . TYP•Wal R 8 .. 0 A.'* ... · AHTIOUI I moa. nkt tra.l.Md C«hr aoee •rpetln\ vent· bac:k to beck. r. T t; • I M Su 1 u k I o u t boa rd • SA'll c• -· ta o c ~ arwa ut Ll<lt~'flOH ~lpl-.r(':: •. m~1n;,~c:7 :i=· ~~1.e~!,":· l2 3~RlCES ; __.._ h ~'1rt&J. ::~ri~~~r;:o ::.'blll orr. 64$-91r72 •ft· -~ • llce..m.utl W a-a... '' furn r .. otr i;; ~•or ~ wvuucD 1 utlera. mini o ff r 534 ·7533 --------~..nee luafd•att --•.,.. t-oul ,..:,..,..n er'" ltOUPI 4/5tapll.to••· btiada. woven woodl _r:_,wo .... ~. · ~ •-9060 ·-.._.._ •~ .,__ ....,.. ._¥eD\GrY or anti or -2a87 Padflc Ave 819•••• a "" _.....__."A•'·· _.., ,,...... -... --· -. "''"' ...... ~ttt•'l'· PT. t Spm • .. d f old•··•--" C'""ll"'r CM a-t AM · -1 ..... ea. ........., -......... January ••••••••••••••••••••••• tfin.. ~b ~. KAld.t ol a•pww O...\)pi&nf II"" laave mar.• ~i..1/R ..... 1 ""1 ~ r"' . .,.. · 1Dormordl.40ea. Sale»X.·~olt ,... IN7 -· ~·-t • b mtr man .. pert.a/Hllbo•lll IH •JJ Req Ca t d o•" a 11 • "t I q u' ._. lvr m • ma ! 5w1 ~ Salee Tu Included ASPEN &U-at5 --.. P ,,..,.d. Nat'I cu w all •Mm {lf"WMJ ""'*ute •l OW' eotl or to '" home l42 0377 f. •~ra· Gara. full NO CARD! 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• beaut! ul cond. Mny maJ beMfita. lnr Ult, --...... l:veryOIJa1 m1.11t wtrdW W.ii.::~~.~M0~.7~?r2 Draw your own M send CaJ1)et mlll N ib ~rect on ~-~1t• AKndC Jb wka Xlras. leOOll C•ll 771-000 lnlJ .._, • r.ur.cntet ~AIY.r/.. ~·p TM S.C'kb•r. 14 ~ thetpbm'Stllui k; na~ addrHa pbone., rwl roUa ony Lowes r ...... ""fr• amp days ~. ~-lllWlt. C..11 J Ll,tlU bookh•pln1 8,.tOld'4't-~portlJ081S~ap~ •2&111MM c:.1taf~to we'Ufnake-cardper pri~an)'Wbere54t•8181 otJapanM 3ut7 -u -..... -1-.-1---1-- Watu. Moe thru P'rl I Spm llO• thru t'rl ~ • ni;,.. f'rl, '• aoodhomelMHlCM IAIGAIMSJ lq.Add~HCh.. Hffi aol ,._,...Ort-t IOto nuute •• mT8cu ate, J ·6p6'. t o r •PPI f'hwport H•rb o r Fum. 10-apd bl ..... oil ~tochec· korsnooeyor. ,,__~Setoo .. •Setfta·:;,!'hllael ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~":!..~.'1110.10011· ... '"'•nu E 0 JI; Lullt•raa C ll•rdt. Sil, lOAM •PM A 2bAll.OO..ab~POOdle type ..... iA.i---.... ...... ....... •• -ja _,, ... ...--... cta.ac.ror-"oulob"" llO .--.. ... • MIX'h more. -·---Eled. water heater '40 llodernl&edupript s.Ma --i ... wnts. ....a anuQIMIS at ~IOw pupa~•ft I m. All for non.profit or ,..._, ..-~ .. .-Metal atora1e abed l50' condition. CAl. 2S. ""II t'ruJse le t'J iwho..,_.n.. Sftnttary Gal f'rlday ~pnee.. &lnaiatlon. 291 fo1 ower, P.O. Bos l.5e0 5tm · Beatotfer644·7887 rMJe. VHF', deoth Knot .............. ___ Full ti•• I nterior Jo'ftEE:Fem Lab, Co8ta Meta.tJ.6$AT,12·3 Coat.Mt,..,Ca.92628 cwa... 1 _3 log. JJ aalla, d nt c:ond. P.___...._,.n ~•Ill} P'l~m lb NB. Old utiq• t'hlna hHd smoe.aooddoti SUN lrvineRacquetClubraml· -.... v-r l8500. Ph493-.. 91\1 IJlu Earn -._, doU. te", Mlld•m• Alea 545-333111 · Pinballa F001ball1. Guar. ly memberah lp. SIOO .... ••••••••••••••••••• w\IJ 1\owioa rramed -...., ,,_..,,t'• Wlv~ Watthouae : Rest. equip & del. S3Z5 .ti up. Family Includes tranarer rees. i'oo. ETC II E L Ls 2 2 • one. cal pa•aiiep from ~.Pll.blel.n>UIL dDUla.t•mt 1621911 _ letotl,4oakcl>alrs.etc.: Attade.a.2U1 83J.03'19 '' lmmitcuJate, sails " rull ''' No lnvt'llment call bttwtiea IAM·liAlll ,.awe . 1010 COOChesl, laml)ll, doors. r: boatcov'!':;. _,,,,, 'hnyGl.aedl -.ak. LWqQe AotJQ1ae f'aintJD1 •••••••••••••••••••••u bulcher block, m eat JOHN WAYNE'S Tennla Antique Oak table .,............ O>ueb. $J~ -MUST SACRIFICti: Twin raclul, hatch covers, an· Club. Fam I ly Me m · Pklneer~. bed, port: Sa* . i---------1 C.llfT59141 orfulJma.t&box~rinaa tiquea • ., much morti! bership.fT&-3351. stereo. Moving 1/20. 18' Sail Boat, trailer, 2 5 Ladia needed to lho .. Rear o1-w. •O•b, C.M. •2115 lld.8 dacron aalla, •ctlve . w. Shi= '"""" c•-a C•rv--' Be .. r S28. Centurv ode I -~ ~ ., ........ _ .,.__ tt ~.d. ~ I ... .,.. J wear a.1cu Sarah Cvven -u" """ • 1 J Sat/"'·-9 • • ... '" <>'ll:TYI ma ....... -,.......~-. race c asa. _, e:rry · Cltl Needed Claw Dropleaf Tablo. lome Furn (7l0 M9·3077 "'"' ... all. Lawn 1wee-r "20. SCUM-lETS "".uauaa ska boats, si 3, 2 673-2549 try jewfiry, No 1nve.1U. <>ti•PPING/ ~at,.-.... Sa" b ..--.. Al ---------Will tralll "" I t ...u ..-.. -..OI .. "' Gara0 e Sal o "001 ra1a frplc 1crn 110 pra. _,, ea. so, ice . r or n er RECEIVING ... .-t1•1 '"'""' ~ • "'' "' _,..13 lblel tit hockev 1k1•As, 32' ERICSON, i ba-. 54'H7t5or-.o75' -,.,.,. <I Matt.raa or box •Rrin•• ChubaSro Dr. Irv Ter· .....,..... llilf'WEIS ~ ""' ...... _, 1 l'i~ aDayWeelc .. S S21.etchpc <aeta6nt.,"> race,CdM.Movlniaftl4 ""'1ft sz26J.$Uea.644-~19 ~. cean. Prv. ply. SALISLAD•S DuUa Include typing, Antique Oh reverse Quefnldal89. Klnrseta yn1 •. baraalns on ever-Fireplace acceuoriea: Vain! LOOI _E_v_ea_11_•_·988-_seo __ z __ FuU, time days, callin11 phonet, ~lvang 6 prtc dellll $950. 642·2UM or M . SampJa mt.al be ythang ; t oys, sports Brau coat-ol·arms plat· Faint~Kowto~::_ Mi::=· ~l8~:1~~i ...... $11,./ oo i.oduttry. Wiii train 1111 clothes. Muat bt •c· f73..0712. IOld lrnmedla!ely from equJp, furn. picture g~•~lf =~ frn: TWONAVALS orr. Call Lllurae art Doca 9070 penonable pen on to Nr•t.e. Position oe>en Im ANTIQUES our warehouse. Olsen .Ir a m es · g a m e s · Call 962.8417 alt. 5PM or My naehbor told me he 6.00pm. Pta 642-9136 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ..,.,, up to S1'M comm med. In our C M. ofc: ANnQUESANTIQUES Model Home Jo'\Jmature washertdryr, freezer. aJl"'·~Sal."Sun. had beea born again. 1 1tt,_ ... V"'l' ... llE Mr. Crumpton ~2274 C&JI for appt. Mon thru SaJe prices J0.503 off. Call: 549-3077 Wed. lhru clothes, bikes, linens. ~ ctidj\'t liaten unlJI 1 saw SNOW SKIING _.,...,. ._ ._ - Sat 10.m~. s.t. Jan. 20th c>nl.Y. SUn. Credit Avail~ (AlAO trunks & play houae. COOKWARE, water less him ln a balhin11 11uit. He ACCISSOl.tlS • YAC Newport &46-055l *SALES THILOO« 'JbeAnUqueEl)e avall.,llvingrm.bdrm, Sat/&m. atainlesa,neveruaed, had1WONAV)J.S. IM p 0 RTE R sS ltps for l ease . ....,._. ... _.GEMINT '4.UIOO ~1~0~1':/:~ati~~· book. cases, lamps, end Antiques, pictures, sofas. f~~·o !~3o·i5~0. Tsu:~ z Clril bikes. 2 standard CLEARANCE ~~Y· vfe~ayrtac;hst. ~ 714,91r7-3930 lbb,ek.) Mlac. 2732 Vista Del Oro 8AM·l2PM. typewriters. Best offer. SALE Dl.1cont1nued ,..,_...,., ' TheC\oCbe#Tlme N.B.Sat.&Sun. Olll~l3aneraPM lines at up lo 60% uv Club.6.1Hfl00 3Newlocataons e.-11 Antique small Amencan Mov lnR out , used lngs· Bib pirnts, ski REWARD .... --.. a--..Oua n • po Int. San -oak roll top desk, re· **I BUY** Garage Sale, Dinll\g rm furniture, TV' atereo. boola, ln 8 onl.y >. 110.i lAmount neaotiable> Clemente.Irvine. ......._ .. ,._ faniahedS87S968-S392 Oooduaed Furniture fl ~et. Toys, Ches t o f hwleholdlle mamustgo. CC>U.ICTOIS lles.aunalaases,gloves, Need sl•p'C°'allBob Immediate openings. lnl.a,f\ma8eacblnneed Appliancea-OR 't wttt .,,rhawers, C lothing, 6?>0560 DOU.HOUSI beltpaclul,sklbags,rar ~...002 w ..... kday~only Muathaveexp.asover20 ~ "'9pon&ible malda Antiques. wagon , aellorSELLforYou. •· oto.prlnl Dryer, ROO radts. Siu Imports, 3001 ""' " )'fl.old. waitreasea. Permanent pindatone, dl.ahe11, misc. fl\irn., & Lamps. 9am. Mobilelele·GE 8 MSwithmlnJature Red Hill Ave, Bid(( H . -------''----='- 1..fll·ZIM ~kror Dawn fuU & part Ume J>08lllo MM568 MASTBS AUCTION 3pm. Sal only · 422 Che11 5chawl wtit. furniture. o.lr S 150 Sle 102, Coat a Men Tr•1part..._ Salrepeople, for prom~ available.. 2130 So. Coat ---------64U616& lll-t62l _St._._Laa~un_a_Be_a_ch_, ___ 1 Call.Terry, 7S2..ao:JO. C.64~0118 9AM.a>M. Mon·t'rl willl ••••••••••••••••••••••• tlon1. neat & b~:ht. Hwy. La1una ee,ch. itflll•c" 1010 ---------1tfam1•_,4 __ ..._I06• N-rt n-ach Tenn·a t+cll•11• sdd. C 41n,S.,/ u....._. PfJic-.e .... 9458 ........................ WVU.0 iiJ -"""rY DIC .... .... ' 120 MYMhavecar.G 0P· FREIGHT 0 MAGED SSTOPS ••••••••••h••••••••••• clubmembenbip.goln w.._.. 1011 ~•lr filboots. ••••••••••••••••••••••• portumty Wlth growing ---------1 ~INT SAALE . .,....., Read no m0t1'! We have PhlJro fi r re(. fdeal 2nd ~·Ice SlZOO. a1k ln ••••••••••••••••••••••• Yellow.Sizell·l2125 comp a n y L e a d s •-A.allS nv£ rv .....,., r • /mk Ca Older camper 4·H le, w lo fumilhed. m ·gh comm. ---w. Warner nr Harbor, alJ size mattressea from re .• so. 4 wht/rc d . orr. II collect Non-profit center nds . 546-<4754 truck. 1160. Stove & 831 .0902 C la s"aic fteQa 2 yrs aolderlng & s.ntaAna.9'19-292l S56 set, sofa/loveseat custom made woven 714/325-7225 or 328-8747, aolu. chairs, lamps & -N-o-rd-1-,..a-B_a_n_n_a_s_Bo_o-ts' n!fng.640-2700 ,.~..a.•cs " wiring exper. Point t ---------1 $178 new, 5 pc Bedroom ~valences & 1 shade. or write 107 S. Indian. end tables. Nd. gd. deal. .. ..,.._.. point soldering or rytary BARGAJ"NS-Used reCrlgs, SH7.sleepers, bunkbeds. $:1>. PaJmSpnngs. .642-0377. wkdyaonly. Mens 10. top Une. Xlnt Cab HiRh Ca mper Shell Salesperson for Jewelry switches, not PCB. some wahrs, deyn, guar, best end tables, etc. Why pay 9$3. 7833 MOVINGS ,..1 a ....._1_..... cond. $100. 642·2978. for 8' bed Xlnt cond. store. Qualified. mature. cablinf exper . helpful buys, w~rv. appl. Best store p00ncea1 ' Call Cen· .~ 8070 --SKIERS: l0%offwath this S200.S40-7023 _ 673·0449 Lido Village, COLE nstniments Corp, Appl536-0911.S36-4330 tury Mc e Home Furn. ---1 2 wooden Trundle beda, IMhw •• 1013 d C 1 N.8. 2165() Croddy Way, S.A. Wed thru Sun for dlrec· ••••••••••••••••••••••• 8/W remote control TV. ••••••••••••••••••••••• :esSiona~~f. t~~= u~'s~· COMPLETfo: PACKAGfo.; Sales PVl'PHONESYSTEMS 3'Hr ~lng 540-Jl.26 (714)S56-3100. E.O.E. C1'filf PAID lions to Warehouaf'/ DIAMOND or Dia mond fireplace screen & ac· Piccolo. Arm.strong; good a ""'r We Pl"k up. & d '73 Chev Ohc plrkup + Ws hr/Dryra/Refrlgs. stor age area. Instant ring wanted. Btwn2·3C'l. cess, coffee table , ooad.$~ ,.... · " e Cust cmpr +12' boat & Statio ne ry Store In worttingornot957-8133 credit avail. 549-3077. X!nt qual. Brilliant cut. Mlrc ro-wa ve oven, 846-3476 liver. Bob Santore boatloadermany extrai.. C-oronadelMarneedsex SA' /CM 491J..2.337 Frigidaire. Hvy duty 67l-U76alsoram1lyrates P/P7t4.531-7344 per'd sales lady. Full· WASHER DRYER SALE area. --------Was her & Dryer . USEDFLUTE.Goodcon· _a_v_a.i_la_b_le ______ 1Motorof---Jed-•_u. __ - 9 - 140 SALESPERSON Male or fe male for Orange County area. Job e n 'alla calling o n automobile dealers. Ume.5days,xlntwork· d eluxe multl ·c.ycle C~HPAID Diamond: Emerald cut. draperiea,curtains,cur-ditioo.Sl2Sorb6tofr. S rtl Goodt 1094 _. Ing conds. Eapecially models. Completely re· For l!d used fum. anti· 94 Ct. G I.A. appr. $7500. lain rod.I, bike rack, rat· ____ 63_1_-24_30 ____ 1 f1DM199 ••••••••••••••••••••••• rinecUentele.17S.1010. l>Wlt. refutlshed, 1 year quee&clrTV's9S7·8133 Offer.548·3345/548·8300 tan tel. cart, 2 chaise ••••••••••••••••••••••• 'nfEMO·PEODLRR guarantee. Your choke 1 Used instruments. xlnl. 2 large Primo wet swta Nt>w Pfo:UG F.01' MO · R&F Bn'ERPllSES TaEPHOME Sl39 each. Delivery . Sale 4 black naug., like new. l~ Kurat diamond, TIC· -l!v~Cthc~:~::.•i<it~~~~ Sax. Trumpet, Clannet& ll50-t65. PEDS Ht>~ S469. Now SOUCITOIS ~' l·IS-!~ ~2· Coast ~!~~~~adlrs, '2..~2 2s7e.,t9· ~fo~e;e~~.tJ>/i~~l~~ mbc.more.675-7485 fiute.545-m'l. 53&-4Z89 _1'299_.631.:.3830 ExperiencedOnly.Sell ,,.,.,..ance-··~ ~._.. ays, '"· • or. m~t sell. Best ofr Wutedgood~ 1Y a.lo. --- Dally Piiot. lligheslcom· Water softener for sale. · · 714·77HJZJ2; 6J0.5274 Cordless telephones. 2. Alto Sax Hii Stweo IOtl =~~~5 1400 mi. Call John Ftlter at 64Z.3012 mission paid . Your $100. Extraordina Round ---------$1.SOea. In new condition. 556-8099Evertlngs ••••••;••••••••••••--•• ~9 6737 phone at home, Over 21 . 96.\-9233 Bed with ent alnment U•~ 8075 retail value '4:i0. 631·0520 Sansul Ca aett R d ------- lo. card. CaJI 835-6453. , center. Bull In TV. ....................... utter7PM. Of,!lce• FwwMwe & Mod. sd,oo ~~0[.,3~~ U 11 ., d m 0 p e d •• $Al.I$ TRAIMH 1·3P.M. :I>' Gu.range, large oven 5ter'9Q, Tape k, much IAIY GOATS Irvine Family -• JI .. 1015 rard turn table $50 MOU>becanc, 700 mi. xlnt Part lime days. Good 1---------t " broiler, clean. HO mon! M •t • lo •P· Nannies & Billies Coif MemberthJp ••••••••••••••••·~··••• SM-1182 cond. Must sell. S3!1U Comm.91SS-2274. i-548.12Z3 Pftdate. ew. Paid ' 1-637-aM!Cl '800971Mll3JWkda. ~d·O·Prlnt Fluid 41H76.13 Ta.LB w .._ d l!OOo. Bea er takes it. cator, Model 2300 AllDOll new Sony 19" col· ---------Seam 1 l re u ea, ex -lmmedl•le full time u°""'".gu ryer, M&-3808 HM. 892·6668 Mhc•••-8010 Soa-rnembersh1p rorsale ForSale "aau".besto · ol TV w/t.llli'lt~nder v.pams. KneeboardS perienced, Mon-Thurs, openlnf forCommerclal dee.dryer.MS/ea. Wrk. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $150, 3 y ea rs lef.t Cer.642·432lext.2W1. S350totrer.~9i ft!'>111 .$7S979--052Gaftcr UM::K>. Nr O.C. airport. 'l'eller. Experience pre· ~74· Airless palat spray ng 645-5295/645-7040 SPM tm-1483 retTedbutnotrequlred. Relf.. KeMnator. white. W•terbed, qn 4-poater, with ho8e & gun. Ju.st --------Tyma hare/Teletype. Beautiful 25" <.'Olor TV. 2 -MD-.._--c--•---1----~ITED Cl • rreezer. Works oompl w/htr, like new, overhauled. Excellent See Garage Sale. nme sharing terminal )IT wrnty. free delivery c:r;:-91 SO T.YJ>e 60 wpm/must be CAIJFORNlA BANK -Jen $75 ,....., .,._. l2:50. AnUque rocker & cood.ilJOn. Best offer over 892 W. 18th. <.MR-32> &r ArCOWJUcal $128. ~1786. very accurate. Exp. in ,_, · · ....._.,_,., footatool~ 770..5261 m> 979-962 rearolshop C M coupler Good cond S6SO ••••••••••••••••••••••• JJhone &r 1en. office App-222 Ocean Ave. Laguna P'l1 ad I Id . . I. . . . Prv Pi). Call 675-62"10 . Futaba racho control w/ Must Sac. '79 Yamaha 750 ly 3123 W. MacA rthur In i_Bc_acb_49U546 ___ E •. o •.• E •. ~ I a~ co pantry. Glau lop for din tbl or J\Jum garden shed 8xl0 Greet' rug. Just shipped. . . Nl·Cad batte ries, & Spec., UIOO mt. Sells for s 1• ruiu good, 12\.AJ cu ft, rol!ee tbl 72"xlfl" S75 wood floor. $75'. Cati 8' X IY. white. '300. dolt Copy Machine-Minolta JChders Cor sale. ull sow WilJ sell for $2000 . . A. char gray, auto, •80· 8Ut coff~orend tbl 32•; w .. 1167 packSJ0.497-2789. Minolta fi'ax. Model tc)f(ether w/other arcf.'ss. ~ S~CRETARY Tow Truck Driver, exper. 644-4752· • IQ $7s 640-:7317 ; JU~. Good cond. wath ~/bstolr. 759·0067 . ------'"< only need apply. Must --· -·--·-----Stenoacrlpt machine '74S Jc 8S Orange County bve In C.M. area. 24 yrs Rdrlfrerator • G · E . 7' SOFA Xlnl cond Con 0Msi11ed Ads. your one· w/cue. plus stand. Xlnt toner & paper 50 tf.1Y· &iren Stert'O Amp S20 lo ~z,u s~"· Wan~T1'\~r~;· ad · &over.Call7SH51S. ~ts[:;'.~~\~· like temp .. $200/bsl. o rr: 111.op shopplnii cent.er. cond.$150.494-0072. ~~rv. Pty . all Bag trans istor radio~ 6757444 mlnls trallve assistant Tow Truck Drivers el· &44-G7 aft6. (;;;;::-:,_=-:_;=.. -==-====.J~:;::;;::::;::====:::~:E;=:;=======!::::::-I SIO Tel. 642·75119 --------- executive secretary for I per'd. Top pay. Apply _....., 10 IS TABLE· .. a .. rd ht/ 1 Tostuba 8 • 1970 750 Honda. rare cd1· tnan·l glrl specl~lized G&W Towing . 7•08 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 14 · 1· ._ h. wh ye · JZOrecvr, IC 940 lion Semi chop Harll!y fl Le OhmaW C M.8421252 w ye . naug . c rs. on ~ 1l f GL tum table. 2 Apollo 800 wh1'. t;xt ru'ke, susu. ~~~~c:ot :::wr:~t ay, . . . PUBlJCFURNITURE caatA!rs.$100556·7280 el~ "'C' a o~.JS ~·~~~ond. $400. Eves ~7Soo0an0 Doneedexet11lenttyplni TIAV&AGBn' *AIETION* Bdrm furn. Campaiitn· a CJ 'Y'l.i WANTED: & bookkeepln1 sklll•. N e w P o r t r e · T-..m 7·.lO 'M twn hdbrd, bedside tbl. Ir '"'91 •& ..,_.t Hondo 750 automatic. , Ablllty lo man•ge olflce tail/wholesale, requires ""' drwr. $100. 640-JOl7 • OJIJSR 673.3622 4r learn bualness. Salary 1enlor agt. Top Pay. ,.,..,... W.._J THIS VALIMTl..-S DAY send your love a greeting all ••••••••••••••••••••••• --------- necooable. Send resume M4r5.173 · CONSIGNMENTS• Comer gl'oup. 2 couch the world can share with a Dally Pilot Heart of love. It's G•••lll 90 I 0 '78 Yamaha 650. exlra11 wiih skills, salary & ex-REPOS beds & table, like now ••••••••••••••••••••••• $950. Mu 11t !!ell. Cali ~ F M e TYPIST $~968-1001 easy, compose your personalized be' ...... ence to . . rown, Lovely bedroom sets, eef nd .11 .ore 12 673 fJM4 L600 Dove St, ste 110, Npt ~ opptrt Ceny fleorrtLyapwut()(ln. a.nnoires, cbeslJI, youlh Sina le & double bed gr Ingr a we set your message in Bch. ·~-.... ao1. •-l .. type to fit the border of your choice or nee. Mutt type 70 WPM, group. a "' oveaeat. rwlrig. table &dWrs. hand · th.-u,,. SECRETARY, part time. lecat ex per. le die-corree & end tables. sofa 631·213Z your wntten '""'Vhtl may tlPP8at' .......__ tables. rockers. dining --------In the border you select. Exp'd. To handle real la.,...,...,~(. Knowledge tables &r c hairs, bar Queen llZ. Sealey matt. & estate management of· d word proc:e;eaor equip. 1tool1, TV 's, atereo. box 1prgii. frame Incl. nce2-3dayaper week. IO will be a big plus. bikes & some mh· lmmac cond. $100 Key, P<*Un1. SS. per hr. _644_-6400 _______ 1 ceUaneous. 96U036 Nol\.amotler · 17s.95te TYPIST SA VI SA YI SA VE _Lo_v_e_a_e a-t-s e_c_t_I o_n_a_I Secretary. P IT . min. Need people with U · We honor BoCA M/C, Makes Into comfortable wage, or better. HB celJent typing •kills to Cashien cbeck.1 & Cath. twin bed a. $100 ea. area. 894·2529, Z13 / W<rtatptibU.hlng/friot· N 0 PERS 0 NA L 873-1991 ~12 Ing firm. Exce lent CJIECKSPLEASE --------- ulary and Cring,. MASTRS AUCTIOM ColorTV, dinette set co(. SICllTAIY beneflta. Send reaume a 20'75~ Newport Blvd. fee table, bc.>ds, hide·•· Conatructlon/en1ineertn with 1alary loo1 require· C.M. bed & more.~ orlented s e c r etary rnenta to Ad. No. 475, a.1825 ~ ,.,_._ E· .. needed for lmmed. poel· Dally Pilot, PO Box Lseo, .....wlTI xet. des ... 78130 Um with Newoort Beach Costa Meaa. CA 92826 '300. metchlna credenu developer . Sa1ary com· • llcy•a 1020 4.1x20 '40. awivel chair menaurate e1tperlence WAJTR~t .!xper, AM 11 •• .. ••••••••••••••••••• l«>ora.llforS350644·0333 "'*for Lynn. 752-1904 · rJ:. =· &~h Via CJ.'1 & CAlllBtlRJ u er cut o n Io v es e u 1 . WIHf!.W rocker, phone mate. WANTED MAIL CLERK f -.dtcla c,...,.. cbk, lamp, 11q. endtublc. *SECIOAllES* Full tlme+ben~Hta. !t~ • 10 apd MX Bikes 548.3872 •• R.E./Letal/OenJOfc. Aceslll/24.~ nrta It repairs all --------- TopCo'ilrv/NBI J&K Wanted : Comm . maltu. Cu1tom bit 0.... S. 1055 Emp&Qyer. Pay All t'ee• Salesperson, for younlJ c:ta;~ =Blvd CM ••••• .. •••••••••••••• • • Ut Jle~ra AJency 1rowln• co.. video ttf 6'2·1tlO Eat ate S 1 I e : c h In a 4030 Blrth, St. Ste 104 com.mun. 831-0370. <'lbinet '275. Foldln1 leiaf Newport Be•ch, 833-8190 Ld.I ot ueed bike par11 · table 122:1. Pie cruat ta· Olll-.WA ll'lltab '84 Wf·~t c&.rk needed Sell cbeap•Rlma u ' ble Sl~. 2 dn.tm tablta WI t me Im med. open· ... • • ·-I • b it It •90 ..... 37.... n ---------1 Ing. Full Company ramea •• • m tc. ~ • · ,,_ . .,.. a Service Station Allen· beneflta. Call Balboa -.cz:zt. 6PM. Mlac. ulc 81\, &-2 dant, exper'd. Da.y Is Ma11nt 548-fll7l fOf' appt. C!i~ & at l900Coral Pl, NB Eves.Full"p/Ume.Ap· EOEM/F.llf IOJO Glrlt clothes 10·12, Shell SlaUon, 17th 6 .... • •• -;••••••••••••• Book•, Toya, Couch " '!_.OllCATHOMI OAl'L-Cll asMM camera l.ove Seat, Misc. Lale Service •t•tlon auen. ~....l'hru tbt evea.S.t9tol2. 77CH378 danta, full time. Lite $10-$220 leaa meterln1 . ru1l Old Is Aftirq---r..a>lJ 1'f mech'l knowledu • n_..Y~-M~~-= :!'!kubm~..'!:!.'!_d, ~.Sat/Su~tAM. 1iu7 .~. Nnt •ppearanc:t _ ..__.,r .... --QH ...... It bandwrlti111. Apply tni• f or 2 mTn"' =ltol/looO.-ond. St,CM. alONewprt Blvd. c .11 . mtcbanJe11 knowlt4ce oo 1-.. loclude• au:t.. IMt, Dinette Mt. s.rv au IWp DMdtd tm· helpl\al. Neat hudwrft, llnp. lltaod new. SIJO lmkt U.Ck.1 • clothlol. med. Jl'UU or p/t. Apply .... net. Wtelidap otr. Pll•1156 Sat/Sun 10·4--CHh Ir •&c.tHw N 8 Wllltrain: lllONewport w..._.. Dan room run Crd Cardi accepted. ----...::7;..;.·-· .;..'--1 llvd. C.M. owr; i Sell your dark 1119 Port W•tbourne, soirgP~Nl'S YARD MAN room,&.•~benalla . _c_HVH ___ >_NB _____ , Now lliriDI forR~ull ' r/T Al)p(y JOTS Harbor Bltay 7 ~onl~l Gannett Dr, p/Ume ONnin~ at loea Bh'd. Olilta M•• -._ I041 Cll. ' •bOI buf. IF YOU WISH TO CllATI decorated greeting, use a black pen & draw your design to fit one of the dotted line "hearts" shown below. IOIDHS COMI IN For help with your ad . lu s t call 642-5678 & a f rlendly Valentine ad -vlser will be happy to a88lst you. And, if you like. the 3 sites as shown below. S1 5. S10. and tt special child's size tor $2 (you must be under t2 to qualify tor the littlest grooung). / I I I \ \ \ \ ' ' ' I ' \ ' ' ' ' ·you can c h arge your Heart of Love or use your M aster C ha rge or BankAmerica rd. ~ I your own ' ' \ t I I I I I I '77SuzuJo RM80, ndd<>n 11 times, xlnl rond. $400 54fj..;Ml3 Husky 250 cc. xlnt cond Never rar~'<I. Ridden 4 tames. Mu:H 11ell, wall 2 Kaw. Jet Skts, 6 mo. old. sacnficc $800 or best of· with trailer Ii tote·a·ska _f_er_4_92_·_02S9 _____ _ LUe Jackets & olhe r 76 Yamaha 250 yz Gnod acces. 213·21~ condition, set up by the IMh, ..,_ Wlute Br<llS Two tank11, ......... 9030 K&Nl65(),~l-J4l_O_. -- ••••••••••••••••••••••• 71 Yamaha 2SO MX. Good lnllatablc Boalll New/Uaed/Demo's. Shape. Sl2S. ~1·3410 El c o Marin e . 714/7M·l732 MotarHolMs, Sale/ a..t/Storclge tl60 IMh, POW# 9040 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••• •••• RENT '78 {.ul(ury Motor SEA RAY'S 17' to 36' HARllSOM'S SIAIAYIOATS tlome 22· slee~ fJ. ~ wtl ~6'ml 840-~ '78 GMC· MIDAS mini motor home. 23'2" lonll. U mpg. 8100 ml, Uke new. Pd . $&7 ,000, Sacrifice 112.500. Ph 1148-Sl.84 3101 Cout Hwy, N 8. 6ll·Zl47 i3 Dodge, mini mtrhm, i--------i 3>', AMIFM ~tape, SSC100 or trade. S48·Vl8 Factory Demo For Sale 1i'---. 1. _ _. RSH•MAM .---... rw-rw1 t 170 25x8' C'enter con!lnle ••••••••••••••••••••••• dieael. ~ rnl ranae at 22 TN.tdrop trailer &', fully knocl. 2000 pd hold. Sell C<Jfllaioed, llPJ 2. $175. balllnf deck. Compl. »a.87 wlllk around. Swim step -~--s.r-,-ae-.-,-... --- Mootl~ lines. Bumpera. ,.._ ~ t400 Life -ackeU. Trlr. -c•H-wt • •••••••••••••••••••••• •.ooo Nl-4163. _ ..wall..'S '111 ICAKO Center~.. for aeo..rt, oompl. Mu.t 116·7 .5 Mere eng . ..U '400 ... ., ... bel ll 1'All'ooed for •II flahlna. Of'blt•IOPM. • ~-fN.- , . ,. 1 JAQtevy Bo~.040ov.r. 21 Cabin "'naatr, • Pit' 4. Hu nev•r been rt· Stove, hHd. trlr. A•· UMlnbled. All new It ,.. UM peymtn\.I or $4500 ~ p&IU. ta50. c.a.. •1500•ft f .._., a. 8Mf o.c. "'"°": Miu p n .. ~ ........... ~··• ~~..J::.'·~rdtn ~be lf"or ewer. Appl, -·-.. ••••••••• .. ••• .MC OACHIMUMDI • · ":'as. Brittol • I; lltl ~ liMI, all 1'°'9, n OARAOE • IUMMAOI ::::::.;,E:!!· !!!!!!!.::=:=:=:~~ ~ lterc. Sabre, Jt' iVw_J_a_mn_a_n_•_bet_ll_s llilTCratHriftc't'stnf tar' Wr1 obber .... -Ill ~,,_--....-=;,;;;~~,,_ ..... _...""'-, ..... Alul H......... .. ............. •••••••• ..... --SALi Sal ODIJ, 11.oJ. Jn .._.,, ..... Al&Cred Blood~nd OdM. en Mart,.... In.,. Ot.ttolleDould'•) Andqutu.it, =· a.r ............... IOla A ._6. ,___.. •-..i-IOod........... loft ...... con .. table. _..._.... ... __ ,... ,..._ ..!:.._ IAtltJlc...._. sioaow ... .st1._, O.Vy MciW Comp. 1115 11• Skipjack o•m as ht _NM'7M ______ _ (Jl'C W/ VHF taCllo lnewL71·1SraCllall outrfuere Slip avail s100 tto.arrwu .. •• 8424878 DAILY PllOT Mell to Dally P1101 C1ess1fled Department. Box 1660, Cotta Mesa 92626 • • ( . . ~~,... .... ..... 9110 v-9170 -..wellM "'° ........... rW .......... orW F'!!d!t·Jenuery 19, 1979 DAILYPll..OT ., , ...... ..-.... 9400 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ··············-········ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••• .._.. .... 191e w• ...... ED! Mii t701 fj(W 9112 ....._ a.,erW ..,.., ,.,orW ....., ,.,,,.... O.Oterlln• Wbeelt 15• 1976 CltlYY 414 Qe•r•t Y• A" I ......... •••••••••••••• .. ••••••••••••••••••••• ·~·····~·••••••n••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••• .. forlil:M Ponehe w/Plrelli PICICW'TIUC• -•-L•te model Toyot aa. WANTED -..W. '712 -.W t7U a4W t712 . rlldlala lD-Tl.5 &325/ofr 8lac* VI. 4 wheel drive. CSf IF,c_..,.._ Vol~. Pldt&API 41 Vana. VWS.Oataun•Toyola IOl~LA11t1•1 ...... \ .............................. ,. .......... _ ................. .. M2-1U4 or e3l 2fM7 af\ 6 No t.tMt . factory air Thla oot 1 LOAO&O I Call 111today l Runnl.ncornot..C.ib' lt1J IMW '77 IMW JJOI . Alll for&ott =··m~.:"l'.:.r;:: ~~ ~~~.~e~:· m-,_ s:s1.•1 2002 Ml IOI Md Al ... , BroNe metallic. upeect. Mino wit track. hH&fr h•I· pwr brakea, till '74 AUDl ,.OX. AM /FM. $ Sl&nroof. air condltlonln& •Ir cond1tlonl111. low ..._,_.,._ • Cbeyeu. aMll Low wtiiwU1inonl t2l0t08l. air, auto, xlnt cond. " stereo cauette $ miles. OotU ._................... mn•. k>acled' • nice' MOWSlltl 82250.Ph~ <DfH<>X .. 291 $9950 ~.!,!,~ .......... !!.1• UCU4C:..Y161tt "°!.~OUT-SOM 1MW 9712 '7J10uCOUPI SAOOl.8ACIC 'hoToChooMJl'rom •••• • -• •y" """'D•O.. ~·• ••••••••••••••• ••••• ••• 4 tpeecl tun.roof leather TAKE NOTICE --a 49 J~totA1ttoCeoter lt711MW powtl' 'wtadow ... allver: YALLIYMOITS &'501\t'BeachBlvcl. UMCO&.Ml.-cuay u AutoC.Oter Or IJAll• AM I F II st ere 0 . 131·2040 4tM949 LA HABRA 11-llA.eot.-.ron~• 7.._•7222 ..._._,,w "' <amJKV> tAt8eacbfrWhltUer> SD F'nry Lake rore1t ... • ........ , ............. ai.tnonlx wtlh blue In· OIAt•IC~'S 17t4tJZZ..13JJ ~ ot lht N• 1 Plac • Io U1.1y A Gar Th1\ 11 T hl' SIOfl Wti r , 1RVIN£ '76--V.OUT •1111.. '701 tcrior. aur condltionlna. PACTOIYDIMOS OLDIST CloNdSunda11 1•• 7000 _..., ••••••••••••••••••••••• stereo &r r,:4'r steering. &. Ptr1on.i11~ S•'°"''(• Come1 r1~11 -----S..... YAN A\Tl'OSA.LON (SOIMVG JJOl't 1970....C Automati c, AM /FM flawlua det11llln1 7491 Two Automatluh Two ,_ IWl'eo Ulpr, pwr •lt r W/abowroom qualJty re-SADDLHAQC 4-Speeda To C ooae 4X4 ln1. bl back aeau , .Wta Below rt•»OO•ble VAL.UY IMPOl.TS From! All have air con· Salee&rvlce-Leaalna Wlth alltomatlC', a l epec-lal paint. <'nlitv coo CClft.«-4054 111_2040 4911t ,.949 ditionin8. allo11. stereo, ~,.-.__ CllOd • stereo tape • uu. pop-top root. 11u. .._ low mlleqe can. .__....,,., .~ Mal•1'Mla (llOOMXO> au tanh, T11to rnu MMew Rolla ce BllW OML Y SJtff ~la 41 low mites Lie a....&AL.&. t ....__. 73 2002, ' spd .. stereo 7SBMW530I 1.540Jamboree 1--...... "· ~ _,._ AM/FM cassette. new ..i--.... n... ch ... " ,,..H ......... _.r P3347. _........hlaStocL ...... ~u -er t ,_ .. ...,. ..... a '""'....., Sl.7• ...-..-• paint, s ilver $4400. noauo .. c, .... ~ seer· lf71 la Ifft 41118-50ll/498-M16 lne & brakea, a.Ir condi· lt77 IMW Uooli:1:1. Sahara beige. 630 CSi • %:~ 9110 MODILS •6t IMW <O'l91> • lndudiat 4 •P"<I tuna .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• W..TllUMPH Auto. extra clean, new ,711MW 7llla atereo cauette, leather ui000 ~ F--' AHO JAMAi paint, new Urea. $2200. interior, air coodltlonlna .. 1~194f .,.., 1 d """"".... Low low m ileage. .. __ ,_ " Buut.tlul! t6500 Trade· 0 your uae ...,..,._. LOAbEO! Automatic, &mq w~. <681l'I'J E> ....... 1,.. lipClrUCar now. we need SADOI HAQC _.. _. OlQdmml'' 530 I lmmac. cond. ruby red metallic ex· '4C>FOROWOODY lt74DOMI c-~·&S..Ua metallic blue $9600 tenor with tan loterior. VAU.IYIMPOITS fully r tomt• siuoo SUIAlt VAN NOW!ll 675-7238/638-361.S C01219> 131-2040'4tMt4t 675-6161 "18 J~ CJ '7, 6 cyl. 4 s pd VI. auto. lrana .. factory '75 W . 4 apd. all xlraa in-&'SON. Beach Blvd. Cl R II 927 b L lilt cond., pwr. ateerlna. • .. -MOTOllS cl. sunroof. low m1. Lau-bra ante ep ca 1 power ra .. es. powe 11 --Be ut .,_........ JUI Mettedes Roadster on steering, soft top, pus pwr. brakes, fU cuatom 21125 Harbor Blvd. a Y -·~· (Al Beach" Whittler l VW Chassis All runnlna bar. roll caae. am/f interior & white spoke COSTA MESA tt17 IMW JZOI 17141522-5333 CREVIER WT CHAMCl FOi 1971 IJGl't SAVI! IUYOILIASI NOW! 79'• NOW ADIVING! AJao Umited number of llJ78 320l'1 ls aUll nalla- ble. Call us today! IJ 1-2040 4tM949 11711 Beach Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 14Z..2000 9715 13 ve..I. 4 apd. lo mi. AM /r·M atereo. AC. ..,, olfef'. 71A-t75-~ "16 Capri, AIC. stereo. clean car, needs a Uttlc work . Best of fer . m.4297. · 9720 ••••••••••••••••••••••• *DATSUMS* .t....,W.da.. OfMMad1ls SAL&5 LE~ING PARTSSERVICE iet!a.t &eng1.0e totally re stereo cus . lmmac wbeel.s~~j·99 t7t-2500 4speedt.tansmission,alr CloNdSundays & 11177BMW320i·Blackwith b1.1IL Balanced t'ng1ne, $7960 21.3 273-6882 ••ya·-conditioning & s t ereo 1 ST • ••OADWAY tan interior. air cond., ••).~i.LiS;i1.:11· oil coole r. $7500. Ph -...___ ·~Cad DeVUle, $425: '75 cassette. (238SP[) SANTA AMA AM I F M ca s a e t t e. ~ ~or 642-9358 Tnacb 9560 UMC004/MBCUIY Toyota Corolla, $2500. St495 197'1MW 2002 83S·3171 Mlcbell.Q tires" an Im· '38 Ford Convenable, lt'Sll ••••••••••••••••••••••• s~~¢:1°y.~L,ean .. teer ~~r~:t IN8-3'713. SADDUIAQC ~~~ ~rLO•~: THIEULTIMAfU>AIYIN()MACHIHe n:~~k8i~. ci~~ llpl~yn : ~HARBOR iL . engine &trans Rest.on lt77TOYOTA IR .. Alf9"-o 9705 y•••-tMPOITS -.. ........ • w . •USIDIMWs* *>O.CaJl6'S-l475. S4CM410540.0213 bl ~ SI --·-VlNE _.., miles. (446NYE). 1976D*TSU .... e . ........, 5,.,_,...-130.7000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 131-2040495-4949 OMLYS61f5 '73BavS/R (S67HJPl "" " '34 Ford. 3 wi_ndow For the dbcrimlnallng '76 Spider, AM/FM cass. '7U002aS/R 040LGP> lt741MW 2002 210%COUPI ~R r~~ ~rg~ & bl.o'er only! U you are '64CorvairWlndow Van. deck. cover, bra, $7495. BMW 2002, auto. '73, lop HOWARD '7S200248p(683~JM> Loaded! Inc luding 4 4speed,AM/FMstereoR J · es ra c673 2,Mg lookina for air cond., 5 Partly converted, runs 557--0211. 751-8'93 cond .. BMW maint .. AC, Clle•rolet "7S2002Auto, alr (2236) speed. air conditioning & track & mail wheels. In erry · s peed . s t e r eo tape. great. $900/8 .0 . 493-9607 AM/FM stereo cass Dov .6 QuallS '76 2002 S I R 4 s P AM/FM stereo cassette. excellent concUtion tt on- Mercedes Benz Classic camper s hell, boot. evesorSun. Loeesomethinsvaluable? tape, leath int., racing NEWroRTBEA~ ::: <165PQR> (3731..PFI l y 4~..i..303 mil es . 1961 190 Diesel. 4 dr. chrome TaCOfn!i . wheel~ '63 Ford Econo Van. Place ao ad IJl our Lost green, 25 111pg, w/super IJJ.0515 P $5495 {4JlNrAJ). sedan. Old l:R)dy style. on your truck, 1l s here ._ Custo . ed Rblt eng. and Found columns . gas. $4350. 714·586·3831 · '7153>; hpS/R (01791 SADDLHAQC PllCm ll•HT! Restored to Like New ON.LY. 19 ,_075 miles; new ~~!a." $1075. Ph That'swllerepeoplelook aft7PMorwknds. '71 2002, perfect cond. '71630cs i4sp(TRS962> YAWYIMPOITS Mlrtlde condition throughout. muntained & kept ~s a ~7320 when they've found an Many xtru. He,lp! Must '781S3cslS/R t004SI Pnvate party. M11st sell car should be-come m & itemohalue. WantAdReeults 642-5618 eell.mtll88·&44-4839 CloMds..days 131-2040495-494' ~· ...... immecHate l y. Wiii look al this one! '71G.MC • 2150Hart>orBlvd .• C.M. sacriOce. $12.500 or best <Wll13). HV ' •5., Alltos.New tlOO Alltos,New 9100 Alltos.New ..._,New 910t ......_.... 645-5700 olfer. 714-635-1381 Cl«. Y $4999 ••Ow-a 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••-•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••-•••••••• --------C•tom S.rfer 9530 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1'71TOYOTA ltOY AL HOUDA Y SB.F CONT AIMS> V·8, auto trans .• air cood., power steering & brakes, Ult wheel, cruise control, cuatom paint, "" ....._ ••'-cimtom wheels It tires , c .... ....._ luggage rack & ladder, "'-'46·tJOl w ••t.tu7 spare tire mount, 3 bay CAMPER ONLY 9.223 miles! White with brown tn m. 4 speed trans., stereo casselle. t.olJet. shower. gas stove & LOTS more! Just like NEW ! C359VAF). OHLYS7999 ................ TRUCKS! lt71DIESEL CHEVY PICkU, With automatic, a ir oood .. pwr. steering, tilt wheel, stereo cassette. dual tanks, Silverado trim & ONLY· 11,000 miles! Cll..M317>. SAYE I.SAVES windows, 8 track ster in ovemead console, 4 capt. cha.Ir seats + fold down couch. wet bar & cockta11 table. Must see! 10,500 miles. ~$10.500 Expires 1·23·79 Mca.. Caclloc Zlld&MAJN SANTAANA 543-9421 lt74CHEVY VW camper van, see to rtacUP appreciate. New motor. c .... ...... ........ tJOJ., ....... , 4W.....Dri•ff 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Big 6 with a stick. mags -557-,--·9402------- & 8 track stereo. Seied Van ~Ton 350, low (JBlmW). mi. custom paint You'll WONT LAST! dig It! 848-9101 ................ LOW LEASE! '79 CHHOKEI CONNELL CHEVROLET ''\.'><I I.or 1.,, Ill I t ,...,, I \ v I \ Ouadra·Trac . p owe1 S4b-I 200 steering & bfakes. heater --------(Ser. 18861) AS LOW AS S142?~1 1972 CHIVROLET 1/2 TOM PICIU' W/CAMPBSHELL 3 s~. AM radio t& only 1 3UAO miles! (72461L). Hlltd to believe but true; priced at --°"-""""''"""' lll--•h -...y $2999 - --Cuh pnce 174116 phi ~ lu&Otc -- Hwlllwgtua lffch ~-, ,,. , IMCM ..... '74CHEVVVAN ~TON Automatic, power steer- ine. air c:ondllionlng' v ·8, amp. < l.K!ie3'19 > $3695 187U Beath-Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACH 142-2000 AMtos W..e.d 9590 147-9551 .... . . . . . .. . . . .............. c ......... .... .... f)OJ., S40-t467 ) ...................... . 1974 CHEVROLET 1t.47M4X4 ~dy with whale top & row mil eage. Automatic. air cond., suireo & Tacoma while spoke wheels. Very nice car! 1038PPK). OHLYS4599 1978GMC 4X4PICKUP 1b1s 4 wheel drive is perlec:t for town or orr. road activities . ( l.K992«) . SEE IT NOW! CONNELL CHEVROLET l'411 • .rl"'r t•, .. d ' ' r-. I \ \1 ~ ..._ " :.46-1200 lt71FOID COUIB ftlCKU, Loogbed. 4 cyl., 4 speed, custom glass camper shell w/lnle rior, mag wheels, radio, heater & st..,er low miles. XLNT cond. ( UU4610). ONLY$4499 UYR.ADHOE UMC004/MHCURY l~lBAutoCenter Drive SD Frwy.-Lake Forest IRVINE IJ0.7000 ':B Chevy ~ Ton new eng. Asking $1400 Ask for Peter 492-8194 'Tl Ford Fl.18: Dual tanks, auto, VI, Rom on reg. Lowm.I. ~67S.W789 . 1974 Chev. ~ on Pickup W/camper top, radio & tape deck $2495. P.P . 875-1403 . '65Cbevy P.U. '4 T .. 4-spd ~~~I $1500. 491 ·2198 9QYUme. lt77 DODGI 4X4 ·~:_~o~~.~ ?· PICIC UP TIUC I S4000 875.()873 Short wheel base. '78 Fl50 460 V8. dual Automatic. pwr. ste,er1n1 tanka, trailer special, & brakes, Tacoma Xlnt cond Beat offer wheels at Tonneau cover. · · C1FU1117S). An outatand· _fM6._m_& ______ 1 lnl value at ff1 Q,evy l Too. un 1ate. OMLY S6J9t Newenctne. 631-1153 EARLE lf<E WEWIUIUY YOUIDATSUN PAID FOR OR NOT TOPDOLLAI FOltTOPCAllS B t\RWIC IC DATSUN 111 111.111 t 11 I' I I 8 3 1-137S 493.337~ WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for top used cars-foreign ~cs or classics. I YoUI' car is extra clean, see us FIRST I ~I #I Ill Or-. C...., 2125 Harbcir Blvd. COSTAM&5A 979-2500 WE BUY CLEAMCAIS &TIUCIS CONNELL CHEVROLET I ,.,..ti 111 .. I' ' ' f ! \ \1 I · S4b-I 200 WE BUY USED CARS CALL PAPPY Uaed Car 1111' 540-5830 1011\~0\ ,\ ~O\ • 11~((11~4 .,.,,, ""' .... "•' 'T1 FIDO Ford, l Ton Super Cab Pick Up, PIS. P/8, cN1e cmt.roa, air, am 28_ ........ -ILVD radio dual twtn tanks •v ""'"gvn 36,ooO ml. $5000 Call COSTA M!IA ·1,,.. CJ.7 '71 'l'oJ'Qta laq bed SR5, abell, w/~arpetecl Int. .... Hll. M4I0.15l·IM4 Only 3.000 mlleal Pow "ta Oataua P .U.\ new steertnc & bukes al llUlt. camper ab1 FM concl., l'lm!otape, aiarm ••m•ll mon. ilioO. ~ ...... , mor.•llr .......... tra il llua l aeel ,_"--' "·T PU ..... 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( Ser -.73-91-1-8-_,-----• ~)(Slk4790) , .. r. map, new $1395 pe1nt. x1nt cond .• ru.ooo 497·317•;'97°"1'5eves ..w•79 MM Tonneau cover, boot cov· er. AM / FM s lereo cauette and heater. <Ser. mllll) (Stk. 4822) 16495 AMMfllM llJTISH CilS 774-4110 l81>1S. Anaheim Blvd. Anaheim lf77MGI SltowToom fresh witb Alf/FM stereo .tr only 17.112 miles. {899SPR). OM.YS4390 Mlrocle ....,, ...... 21!!01W'bor Blvd., C.M. 645-1700 lt77Mfil With Overdrive. (2228). $4995 IA&BMOTOIS 2925 Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 979-2500 '78 Por1che 124. A/C, *"'°' alloy wbla, ll cond.. lo mi. $1200 uaume leaM al 1217/mo. Daya m..5.150. evea Ml-IM62 or 54M3C'7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• TISTMIVIOUI 'UCAI OPTHIYIAl11 Good lnx_eatory in atock. Hurry wbUe \bey lu\ I MllACLI MADA/UMAULT 21!i0Harbor Blvd. COSTA MESA 645-1700 llAMDMIW lt716TL 4 speed, radio, tinted gla11 • rear window Weeber,( ... ). OHLYSJtl7 Miracle ....,, ....... 2150Harbor Blvd .. C.M. llGB-GT ·a1 wire whl., 645-1700 ahowcond.., o mHes. new -------- int. $2400/olr. 548..Ult ,.,... · f7'5 ,.. • 9750 _ .................... . -·;;;;;o~·5e·wi··· •• tl4COUPI Bla c k o n °bl ac k . <43SNQQ). Was_.; on sale I MOW·Sl444 IAUalUICIC 2925Harbor Blvd. COSTAllESA 97t-2500 70POHCHI tit T Green 4 1pd, alloy's, stereo. (Uc U3HllN) One of a Iliad. Priced &o ad.l. 1mPOHCM1 ntCOWI WMll-W. air-.1. (~.Wu '1-.: ..... MOW-19666 IAUmlUICI ......... 81 .... a.TAlllDA tn-1111 SALE! 7JTOYOl'A CILICA ____ """',., MDUCm PN::al l1Ulnl 52740 56995 76ftn'OrA =="!r"---.... 13595 ..... .... -------.,.,.,, 13695 , . I I . • ~ ' ' 280Z·XL LOADED I lncludllM) • AIR CONDITIONING • •. AUTO MA TIC • Take the SOUlHERN SAVINGS . ROUTE YOU ·ARE FREEWAY..,CLOSE TO 5 OUTSTANDING AUTO DEALERSHIPS 0 0 e ~• 0 l's BARWICK DATSUN MISSION VIEJO IMPORTS MARQUIS MOTORS SAIL CHEVROLET e PHILLIPS BUICK • PONTIAC -OPEL • MAZDA LAGUNA BEACH SHOP-& COMPARE_ IN SOUTHERN ORAt!GE COUNTY I . 9 · FIAi-. ion MERCEDES BENZ ~;o .ts =~~;1).1\ 28~guerite PARTS • LEASING \CJ Parkway. M1sston V1ep SHOP & COMPARE 714/831-1740 OUR LOW LEASE RATES 714/495-1700 o t'-•O -~0' ~"ota. . ur•ice • sales \0 J . • leasing Marquis Motors 831-2880 ..:M~fil~r::. 495•1210 0 ORANGE COUNTY'S CORVETTE HEADQUARTERS ~ 900 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY LAGUNA BEACH 491'-1131 . • • . . , , .. I NOT 1 • . . BUT 25 TO CHOOSE FROM 1111 M£ACUAY MARQUIS COIJ>NY_pARJC-STAlK*-WAGONI TO CHOOSE FROM AT THIS PRICE. LllTPRICE ...................•.. 110,171-• IOUNDUP SAIEPllCI .... $8191.00 "MCorv C!ltql palnl; auto, T40p. Ut ~~ PIS, 111•1 wbla. P/wma. A .. /Fll ~~·-"''· .... ...................... 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AMlfM f9dlo. e49'90, wNtewllla, tinted glua, lugoage rack. 12215. 83988 ONL YI IMMACULATELY SERVICED 1977 MONARCH 4 DR. SEDANS YOUR CHOICE 84988 r~ • UCENIE FREE! 1 YEAR OR 12,000 Ml. LIMITED WARRANTY ~1788Ul~K IKY\.AAK, I cyt .. aito .• ttct. •. P'#f. ltf., AM/FM radio lt"90, tinted gteta, LlndlU •• Wlyt ~ .. tilt Wheel. ~1.~. ' ' ThH• ,,. Ill lu•ury tnod981 equ~ with•• 1991 auto t11n1, air c6nd, pwr blllc .. , pwr • ...,, flldlo, pfy ...... COttrt end wtw tlrM. Moet hive lllUOh llMnl Mii••• '8• from 10,000 to 11.GOO 'actual ....... NEW1979 GOU GAR XR7 YI. NT. Ml.-.. llr, All-nf leef. wHtl I n.-.................. IMtr . .,., XR7 Dloor Grp. tit......_ Etc.. Etc., let. 100U....,. (WMd. "*'· 110.1• . ~ •• BUY AMERICAN *·· $1679 OFF WINDOW STICKER SPECIAL DISCOUNTS. . . ON 1979-l:UXURY CARS! SUllTANTW. SAVINGS ON BIG SELECTIONS OF •CONTINENTALS •MARK Vs •VERSAILLES ' .. 212S HARBOR BLVD. 2826 HARBOR BLVD COSTA MESA . COSTA MESA • lt77MAIJlV Cordovan in color with "12 Cot Park t paa. wag. white and cordovan lux· White, fulJy loade d ! ury leather interior. Full Xlnt! 12,000. e7U181 . power. ol course, with a tlOll ol lwuuy and conve-lt76118CURY nience reature1 that ...c>MA.lctt ma k ea th i s fl n c GfilA COUPI automobile an out.stand· laa than 20 000 miles ina purchase for those • • wtio want the finest. <Ser air coad .. power brakes tmJ12) & Bteerlng, radio, vinyl SIO,ttS roof. Sharp car! <Lie a .. ft ~30 •566NPL> ----$449$ 540-5&30 2626 HARBOR BLVD . 1011\SO\ ,~SO\ • l1N1 •Jl N ~~HI I.JP~ 1--~~'A..MESA ""212&-HARBOft 8t;VD;- l 9n UMCOLH COSTA MESA . TOWHS8>A.. Cau1r '72C...ert. Tt111 ~lack beauty 11 Gold w/wht ragtop. I barp .. Black leather Tuy extra. SlSO under seat.I Wlth padded Vtnyl low bk. ) onr. 752-0921 coach rool. F\111 power. wttda ... of course. hit wheel, -· --."-··----- cnue control. AM/FM tMlm; "52 stereo with quad ta pe ••-••••••••••••••••••• dedl. opera windows and 1 H6 Mus tang Con v more! ISer ,976443> Compl. restoracioo, wire SlffS wheels ll Mercedes cloth 540-5830 top. Best 1n State. S7500. M>-8208. U114 Mustang, 6 cyl, 4 spd • .ujffM cass .. $2500 or 2&26 HARBOR BLVD. hltolr. Evs.536-8511 COST A MESA 'SB Mmt.ang. Green. Good ...._.di 9947 cand. but ~ brakes. •••••••••••• ••••••••• •• tBOO Ron 644-3666 TT V..S 19,000 mLles A/C '76 Coupe. 4 spd. Xlnt dnt cond. 13SOO. 759-5031 cond. low mi. Xtras. beforeSPM 496-4068 '15 Maverick. less than '65 MwiL 2+2. clean, 2nd 18.000 mile&. Good cond. owner. V·8, all orig. $2000 For•ppt. 645-3'98. Flnn. 964--3419 ....._UM4 UMCI ••••••••••••••••••••••• ALLEN RESALES atn CMIYIOLIT CAPllCI ISTAft WAeoN Completely equipped! Reduced to clear! (647SOHJ. SAU NtCe ''"' ...__..."""""' t41·1'1 1'71 CMIYIOLIT COIYliii T·Bar root. factory atr. wire wtleels. new mefalllc 0'9e(I pain!. AM/FM cassette. pawer windows. leather 1nrenor Hurry! (948MCS) 19716MC I TOMTaUCI JO loot Slake bodv 5560 actual m11es 454 {V-81. 4 speed trans . 10.000 •GVW sierra orande 1n1en0t ( 1 H86356) 1974 CAOILI.AC SIDAHDIVIW l'ully eQUtpped Betge with vinyl rool & faclOfY air oond1Hon1ng Ari ou1stand1ng value' 1976 IUICIC RIGALCOUPI ~ge wtth lull l)O'Ne(. lac10ty pawer windowS. SPiii POwer &eat & tlefeo. Low mtleage. A beau 11 lul baroam.LU2.58.l. 1976 C~LAC S1Y1U1 Brown with beige roof & "91our Interior. lull POWer I loededl 1 year, 12.000 mile werrenty available. SAUNtee '"" l'lb IOOO tllfoullll 1-f H t 1974 MRCIDIS IEMZ 450 SB. Brown with ~ leather Interior af'd top. Completely eaufpped ond lull pewer. Mtnt cond•tlOO' (5t9WRC) 1977 CADILLAC smAMDIVILU Sunny yetloW tflrougheut. Leather Interior. futt POwttr With all !tie nice <>Qtlons. A barQaln huncera dream! (337RJ8l. 1977 CADtLLAC • IUITWOOO • -FutU>Oldcao<t.lo~l Foee wrttt a .burgan<ay _ lealher rntenor. Comes wrth.,a lull 1 ~ racrory wemnty .18l1RLV). • I t77 CADIL&.AC SIVILLI Truly a """"' car -Gdd wtth mooiltOOI & bet09 l9llher Interior. All of the rMl1Y nice OPtk>n• end low leilUN wond ,,,..... 1 v .. WManty IO~ (8308PM). ' ••n HiBeMI tt4 Air oond1ttonlng. tunre>Of. etereo tepe. ~ packeoe. blac:t< with OOld tnm. 40 c:ft. C8 end only e.eoo original miles! (5670) ~ .. ..__.., °'99'iii' 4tW411 , .. . . \ . ' l I _. Tr llllr a.a...· a..,...m.._ Nit~ 4CK ml UHi. avall reb . .... .... ...................... "11 ........ v .... in..-...aow •"-ntt11orr-or. (ll4) ~.a.Sp.m ••••••••· or (714 .......... ya. 'l' .to:l•lre Wa1oa ........ cOINI • • ,.. A•/FM atoroo Radlal1, I UU. P ..... "12 Pla&o. Muat sell. Good u.. car. SISO. Needs -'-$5'1-91 '73 Ford Pinto eedan. Xlnt CQld., mllt lell 1mmed • ~ Blllaff•. 711.39311 '72 Pliiur,-uew llres " bnike&, alnl running con· dltlon $1300 firm . . --.. r _,___ ?ti •. -..10 ........................ ' 1'7SPLYMOUTH ~ VI, auto tnam., f •ctory • air coad., pwr. 1teertn1, .• pwr. tnkea, radio, lial· eel flua, beater, •• Urea " wheel coven. A • clue, one owner car , w/lowmlles. (454MGN). OHLYS27H IAYR ADBOI UMCOLtot/MaCU.Y 11-11 A~Center Drive SD P'tWlC.·Lake Forest IRVINE IJ0.7000 43,000 ml. '• Valiant Sipet. A/C, PIS, radio, di* brakea, mva, Ex- oeptkma• ecmd. 912-3514 "' '74 Gold Duster, air, auto, PIS. P/B. ort1. ownr, x.llll GOlld .$1.ISO. 491-$500 . alUPll. ~: 'fR V.J.P. P/S, P/Jf:' air, rel* me. Very clean! _,/otrer. 548-4002. -'JS Gn.e fVJ. 4 dr .• • ..,......_JIUaclll.. ~ 111rauea11W.-..n. ~p « .. "'' ._ ...................... . f 11'15 MAN KNOWS ••• the Problems People Have Buying A New OrUsectCer Yoo Can Be Sure An d , Confident When You • De al W i th ALAN MAG NON , ~ \ ~ . ~ \ ~ ' . ALAMMA...c>H PONTIAC 2 .............. ... C .... .._ Mt-4HO '76 Astre w~ < 4 cyl, auto. air PS/PB. llt whl. DU brb 6 tlra. $2100 maas '73 P'lrebird Etpril. air .auto, PIS, All/Fii, xln coml $2550. -..rs t ., 76 .... P flOttMlU . MIUl.tic lllver w/black interior. Low mllea. <WWK) $4995 ' . ' JOI. I \ 'O\,~ 'H\ '74POID PIMrO ... M09'I' Vinyl roof. 1utom1t1c (881MIM) 60 YEARS OF Miii• FORD ••• & WE'RE Sll.L IROWI•. A NEW IMAIE·•EW ·IDEAS·•EW DEALS· .. ~ .. - (l.0 No 2646) This Waekenil Onlf OFF OUR WINDOW STICICERPRICB . WASS11 .287 •• ,,,. '72TOYOTA c:&9CA 4·apeed. radio. heater I002ESSI '74 PLYMOUTH 4.aool Power steering. power brakes. arr cond1t1on1ng 1382LFP> 516Jf_ ·11am V1ny1 IQP. IUlome!IC lr8M .. power steering. e>0wer brakes. arr cond1tron1ng 1224Nl<Pl ''Zl77 '67CAMMO &0 cyt1nder. automatic 1ransm11110ft suoer nice ITYMtlt81 11777 71..,,,. .... v -e . 1utoma11c tr1n1nf1111on. p o wer sieenng Ind ciowet tlfllles 7MMWMI 12177 SE HAILA ESPANOL TOO! .. •• DALV"9! • \ -- 4 llPMd trana.. front wheel drive. rack a pinion ateerlno. rear wlri~ow defroater. bodv aide rn>ldlngt. bucket .. at• ' MW1Jre& (121380). ~D MEW ' 1979 PLYMOUTH ARROW PICKUP ... ' 1THE HOTTEST NEW PICKUP ON THE MARKET" 5mYICl-itOUIS: 7:30 AM TO l:JO PM SATUIDAYPAM TOS:OO~ BRAND MEW 1979 CHRYSLER COR•OBA VI. automatic trans.. power eteering, power brakes, tinted wlndthletd. electronic Ignition ..,,,, WINI glase belted 1adla1 *-&men! (10&408). 4 speed transmission, 2000 cc engine. power tronl disc bretc.t. adjustable steering column, tinted 01aaa. radio Ind -tw.. (10068el. VB. autonwtlc ,,.,,._, pwr .... t. pwr. uwoof. pwr. wlndowl. pwr. door lodca. full vlnvt padded roof. tilt wheel, AM/FM atereo w/8 tr-* ..,. -TMa C8r Is loededl 1 JANU~RY CLEARANCI OM ALL USED CARS .. WITH &IAMT SAVIM•S FOR YOU '66 CHRYSLER MIWPOIT SIDAM V8. automlftc trane.. air conditioning. PoW9f ateertng, ~ br8kea. radtO. wsw tlret I LOfl MILES! CTBZ&43) 51295 • '75 CHRYSLER COIDOIA COUPI 71 CHRYSLB . '71 PLYMOUTH ·COIDOIA COUPI Y01 All •AM ....UC .,... "= V8. 8'ltofNltc trena .• 8ir cond pwr W. ..._, P It~ ; • steertnv. pwr. brakoa. vinyl roof. ~ ,..,,,:-.,.,;;. top & WW ..... custom motdings. radio I WSW tires. ("21UH8). (510TUM). , '74AMC HQIMll'WMOM 54295 '77C .. YSLER COl90IA COUPI . '68 PLYMOUTH IMIACUDA COWi V8. autometlc trans .. pwr steertnv. elr cond .. radio. wire wheel oovers & waw tlree. (WCE788). 51295 '78 PLYMOUTH · YOLMIWAM>M W. uonat1o trw., • oond., pwr, Eoouomlcm e ~ .. IUIOrnlltc trwa. Loaded-VI. 1utornetlc. 1lr cond.. ve. autofnllc • trana.. pwr. ateenno lllertng, pwr. brlk8a. pwr. wtndow9. llr cond.. epfft .... roof rlCk. pwr. pwr. tteerlno -braket • windOWI • pwr. brakes, 1lr cond .. custom =M atereo, crulae control. 11Mft"8. l'ldlo • ._., a W1W Ula aeats. tunroot. AM/FM atereo molding, roof l1ICk. radio a waw tire.. tnelrlor. wn wheel oovera a (U100IJ. w/tape. elect. dr. locks. leather. 1e1euMNJ. nl>NI <-...U. cru1te. tttt a rnot9f (e7eAYW> . . 54995 · 177DODGE PICIUP wmt CAMl'a V8. autornlfle trans.. PWr steering. pwr. bral<es. sink. stove. loeboJC, radio & morel (017102) 54795 .'74TOYOTA · ca.. e apeed tr1nam1uton. 1lr ' condltlPnlno. redio 1nd heater. (200LHZ) . TSfllWll, Ina tAP> -Mon tu. a...,_ GI AJM.uu O.. m*1al'1 ton, .. ,. •arcHd ................... '1/Tebr• IO- da1 li .... ol lllfllDl't far &bl rel11*-1-ader'a eruade to malie Inn an laluu~ rwublic wUh a penuDeDt dom .... _NlmfaaladlUJ __ .. bJ Illa •••• .. waitilC for 14M1, l(bo. matm!'' ~ chanted u tbey marclled ta tbe festive, peatetul par•. ealled '1 U.. eaU.a -........... to ... IDAl&I ... z==;:-.:-~~ := Cabtilll . n..,. ............... ... by .............. d .. .. ............................. tMcomtrJ . Oae baaaer aald : "O•r vl1Uaat ution eauot be de-ceived tw Batbtiar. wbo la a :3rd Time Charmer? B> IOANNE &EYNOLiJ8 Ol.Dltl¥ ........... 'l1le propoaed ·state constftu· Uonal amendment to Omit court· ordered adaool busiq to attain • redal balance haa a good ebance to pass the ,.saembJy, accordln« to State Senator Alan aot>IKm.1>-Van Nuys In an interview today, Robbinl said his measure stands an ex· cellent chance of paau1e becaUM of the emersence of the metropolitan plan to bull Orance County students to tatecrate Loa An1eles school& <Related story ASJ • Tbe plan waa propoeed laat ACr•elHoax ' t HB Cops Seek Phone -~aller , A suapect with a low, rapsy • f •o•c• 11 sougnt tOClay after telephonlnc at leaat six Hunt· m,ton Beach women Tbunday • to N) be bad kich)aped their blaibudl ...., w..,..S 15,000 ID ,. ..... ' 1'lae , .... ramom de•anda were ..,.,......, made at ran- dom by IOIDeOD8 cbooslna u.ted num..,_ from tbe tel.:rr- · ·~~~1:'• l DOYiDI ~ calla, al to a : series i'A olberl on tAe Onnll 1 Coast In ta.~ four yean, • became hysterical, police said. • "We bad to send a siollce of. Deer out to the house," said (ront desk officer Steven Mack, .who took the calla from upeet. women between 3 and 4 p.m. Thursday He said most of the women who received the menacing telephone tbreau JiviN tbeai Ovo daya to rat" $5,iiOO Im· mediately checked on Utelr husbeada • wan. ..... v ............. DtNW uld W. ~taHll re- ceiwed a ~ ol at lealt one .... l~al days a191M * ol&Mealllr'• --Several lean a&o. tnlne pollee an Oraa1• CMDtJ 1bertrt•1 a1ct.!R:!1e1 proNd a aeriea of c:alli m8dl to aouth t'OUDtJ women at .._ alone durilll daytime bDun. Pladal an aDaoylftl telepbaDe call la a lnildemeanor crime un· der state law, punishable by a maxlmum of sis moatha in CDUn· ty jail aod a S500 ftne. fall by • .,.... of •Xl*U .... J>Otnt-9 by la Anaelea Superior Court .. .._ Paul E11e1 who ia r::-wnc owr tbe iDtecfaUOD d Loa Aaplea Unlfted School ~int ~oted that two meauril llmilai' to IUa Seaate Con1tltutional Amendment 2 bave ~ PMled by tbe sUte Senate only lo be defeated by tbe more liberal Aaembly. Hla SCA 2 waa approved Tbunday bJ a 31 to s vote of tbe atateSem&e. ''Tiie tldrd Ume ls '°'°' to be the ebal'mer-, '' Robblna pre· dieted.. . ''Tbe metro;oUtu plu .... cU~ tM Di>lltia of bulblc· People la Oran1e Count.y formerlJ weren't coneemed WW. ... ~ bUt' rf:t. ---~-... ~·-~-~ ....... . IM lae8N.., tM A ... .nttJ)' , .. ,...., ~'?.-= !!!; -~ .. ;f>t:: ........ .............. fJltbeO.... Ceuat1 ~ deltptljD McU .... •••llft ......... . peeta tllllD to ... balld ... Friday for a ,...~ rllll· --~= u.e Oranse Coun-ty r In Oo6ta lleu. Boss Suspeeted ~_Tracing ·u • IF/' k °Myatery ~22 ~untington w · ori .. er . .:·...,,,~=--== • • · .. 22~'!'r phtol th•t ·~, b b · d D t mystenom.ly appeared la -°' a a e in ispu e ~,r:,~:r·1:kovtcb loand · the Weapo9 Tbunday la bia A HuntlJlllOn Beach construe· tion worker la in euarded condi· lion today with stab wounds .. tter · be bad helped bla bou butcber a 1oat. accordin1 to Westminster police. Tbirty-nine-year-old ueunicio GM'da Wiii mbbed in the neek, chest and 8roin area with an Hiadington Mali Freed From Wreck eight·ind> letter opener, police sald. Police said they are aeekina a complaint from the Oran1e County t>latrlct Attorney acalnlt Pete Enneman, 48, of l2IO Madiaoa St., Westminater. Enneman wa1 listed a1 Garcia's employer. Investigators aaid Garcia came to Ennemaa'a bome Tbu~-=--to belp Dt· neman a aoat that be WU preparing fOC' a barbecue. They said an arlUJDeJU emued when Ennenum noticed tUt bll wallet wu miallq after Uae pair killed and butchered tbe · goat. A &pule UOM. and=·· ly led to tbe WU.mcffDI arcia, aceordllls to aftlten., Garefa, wbo ·•wkt DO En•"·· ...,....., ia ... terpnter that be nmllMd llt tbe ~·-a .. f*.!'t• after be a. wmdllcl 8id tlat tbe mWIDI w.u.t WU loe ...... He WM iulbed to Ille a.11 ltve care uatt cl hd8ea ffo9pbl bJ ftjendl. ShahDue squad ear tbat .,.. perked in Uae ataUoa eompcM9111. He uld It•• JUlt lJiDI oa tlle froll& ... thouP ~ bad CCJlied• tt throqb tbe wtD· dow •• · MU'JdltlmdMcKl1n. · Tebraa Radio uld d•m· GMtl .... loulbt Mela ......... tM •• rt db of z,• •rn ndUdtot.eiroll .. apbJ ...,,.-== K , leader of lraa·1 -... • laid ill an ............................. tUt tile • • .... demolll&ntiaDI balr•--"~tr .............. um by -TEN CENTS wblcb tbe Iranian people say &bey don't want tbe abab. his dynaaty, resency council. or aovernment. but want an Jalaauc~. "I wUf ntum to Iran at the op- portune moment," he aald. 1....im. from his bome:in•xile oiat11c1.-.... Prime lllniater Bakhtlar, boyeott.d by Khomahu u an GllelMN,Pace.U> . ...., .............. --..~ ARIMAN .... CT'l HMNI! POUCI CAR DBIOUIHED IN CRASH THUR80AY FoltUnllltf, °"'°9fa ...... , ...... Wiien Truck .. "9llol Unit PerUd ..... Fr...-y Three lrvlDe poHce omeen · and tine other .,.._. were In· Jured Tbunday mat when • three~-ton delivery ~ 1Jammed into the back of a police ur puked on the aboulder of th~ Santa Ana Freeway. Two police can bad. stopped a motorilt on tbe freew•Y ~ar J~ Road for 1Qnat11at.laa of wbat police alleaed •• i'ecldeu drl~. The tnldt, .Umated by one olftcer Jo h8ve been traveru. "at least 55 m1lea per hour~'liff the lint police car, ud the lm· pact lelll the car IJyins Into the Other pol.lee Mdan, which iA turn struck tbe rear of the stopped atation wqon. Both pc)Uce cars were de· moliabed. Neither tbe poUannaQ ner tbe driver and twO .,..._..,.of the .atatlon !NP ~re In their cars. Tbe _,.. Valley ~ ..,. ............. tlMJir ... ~r::-.=ae~ by A of them, however. were In· ,Jured by ftytnc ,iau and metal Hd by Ml.. .iruet by tbe knocked-about parked cars. The deliwry tnlcll rolled over ~ital6de. .~ Police ~ mat the truck driver, wbD wu 'mabajand:trled to etellPI -.... tlllO • ---•Mii INft. 'l'lleJ A6d one of tlae laJured offteer1, Cral1 Smltbt CbMed and tackled ldrll. Polltie ll'f llled De¥tl Howard .. CMm, ... AI) <'ARl•ttlon ~rltleal Deputy's Son.Hurt In Hecit:f,.on CraSh Tbe IOft of an OraDle County Sherlff'a office detective lay near death today. f0Uowin1 a beadon coflllion with another car Thursday night in Hunt· iqton Beach. Kenneth R. Miller. 17, son of Deliberations An Orange County Superior Court Jury railed to reach a .erdlct 'JbUnday after three days of deliberation in the trial of ac· cu1ed drug dealer Alexander KUllk. Al a result, the jury was locked bebind doors again today in an effort to determine the guilt or hmocence of the one· time NewDOl"l Beach realdeat. Kulik, a. also a defendant in the ~ John Bovan murder ·cue, wu arreatedd in a Mission Viejo perldDa lot In October of tm In a borrowed '80,000 StuU auto. Sheriff'• deputies testified they foumd three jM'll of rare oriental llerGia ID a arocerY baa • lD tlle ear'• Met IHt. sheriff's investigator Cliff Miller. was listed in critical con· dition todar at Huntington In· · tercommuruty Hospital. He suf· fered bead and internal iniwit!fl. Moments before the head-on crash, Mlller·s auto had struck a pedestrian, traffic investigators id ' ~The pedestrian victim was identified by police as Denice C. Posther, 13, of 7092 Heil Ave .. Huntinlton Beach..She was lisl· ed in lair condition today at Hoag Memorial Hospilal In Newport Beach wilh head in· juries, cut.a, and abrasions. In vestigalors said the y~r was crossing Golden West Street at Lydia . Drive about 6:30 p.m .• when struck by younf Miller's car. Wi nesses stopped for the Poatber girl said Miller was ap- proachine the intersection but suddenly slammed on his~brakes and went into a slide, hitting the girl. Hi1 auto then skidded on into the lntersecl\on and was rammed broads ide on the driver's side by a car driven by Rfchard Y. Baker. 16, Of 13951 Iowa St., WestmlMter. Baker suffered a cut nose and ., was treated and released at Huntln1ton lntercommunlty Ho.pital. • No one was cited as a result of the acddent, wb.lch is still under lnvntJg•t.laa . Proaeeutor Ron Kreber arauect die J:., were Kulik•'•· • t1 ..a wen Im lOC' a beroln Ml1inC U-adkm. Weather Fair tbroulh Saturday with warmer days. Lows •· tonl1ht • to U . Hijbs Saturda)' •to 10. IN818ETODA" • , ....... .4J ~B·~·· li!UtF-dn! ..... c ... ... ~·~, ... "' •• ,. ..... rw: .. brul ... Pale. •aid .... ~ .... JL waa &bl lunmr Glnrd2'2 ol· ftfft''I ftnl lliaM Oii patNI wttJa tbe ll'YIM fare9. 'fwo otber omcera. Oavld P'reed1and .... 'l1Jnoth1 Smtu.. n:;:;• to 'hlltn Com•mit.Y r .... ... reported ,. IOOd ..--. Upmeau m 11161 fe11wentGrD. ltma\D waa re111•ae~ aner treatllllll& aw bNd lnJUl1el. TM lllrtM van.y r tt 11 11, James lleunael, 231 Dorian llebrUq, lt, and AleJudro Lara, •• ._.. tnMed lit local holpitala tor cuta ... ~a tioa, AQd later were rel1111d. Polk'e said tbe lrviDe aftlollol were ca their way to pMral Ille ea.tern porUoa of tM • ..._ they stopped tbe ltatka ..... De/~rOK FOAi llR ATTORNQ --AL LIAVU PIUION "°"" •cMI &.!'l W llfllill o.tendanl SYDNEY, Australia <AP > -Ltlllaa Gulnka)'a, tbe JI.year-old Ru11lan crew member from a mdle ~kiwbo cfe. fected in• red Di, bu been tlven permiMion to Slay in Aultralia. ,.,....r-AJ ' :MITCHELL •• iwiuchell, one of Nixon's former Jaw partners, . was con· victed aJona with White House chief of staff H.R. Haldeman and domestic ach;ler John D. Erlichman in a coverup of a 19'12 break·in at ~ Democratic Na- tional Committee headquarters in Washington. All three were convicted of conspiracy to obstruct justice, obstructing justice and lying uo· der oath on,.Jan. 1, 1975. r-ice Cops Present Bare· Facts- SEATrLE <AP> -Should un- dercover vice squad officers take off more than their badges at work" But tbe Ruuian consul general la S)'dney, Ivan Fedorocbenkb, Ian 't amused. "One lay UWe Rualan 1irl la welcomed ver1 warmly, y.t other llle,al immlaraats an Jailed,· be told an interviewer. lmml1r.ation tlinister Michael MacKeUar, who a p proved' M i as GaslnUya'1 appllcaUon to stay in Australia, bas come under criUclam for _ Ml!s!ie~as ell1ible for paro e i..t · Tune-:-Dul Uie\J.S. .iParole Commission ruled his Watergate crimes were of "high severity" and delayed bia re· lease six months. That's the question for Seattle officials, where an exotic-dance studio investigation wu dropped after the police chief learned -some omcersfooK o ff tb6tr - shirts -among other thlnca - durln1 '8Jdercover work. ~~illeaal im-- mlgrama. Mitchen appealed the com- mission's decision, but U.S. Di• trict Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. rejected his plea without a hearing. Mitchell. 65, amved at Max- well Air Force Base on June 21, 1977, to serve a l·to-4-year term. His prison stay was one ·month longer than the 18 months . served by both Haldeman and Erlicbman .. However, Mltcbell spent ftve months of his sente nce on a medical furlough The nation's former top law , e nforcement officer was as· signed routine clerical tasks 'while in prison, and also re- portedly worked on a book in hLs spare time Mitchell left prison aa one of 'the few Watergate conapirators who has refused to tum against his former boss, even though White House tapes showed Nix· on was willing to sacrifice Mitchen to save hi• presldency. , aBNA. CHEERS QIAPUN FILM TOKYO <APl-The Chinese got their first gllmpse of Charlie Chaplin's film "Modero Times," one of his beat known comedies and Political satires, and were delighted, Peking's official , H.sinhua news • agency reported today ~ The Peking dispatch seen here said well-known Chinese comedy ' actor Hsieh nep introduced the film to an audience of 1,000 with 1 the comment, "Some comedies leave behind nothing for people to ponder OYer. But thrOU8b ex· aagerated movements baaed on Ufe and rich in. ideolo1ic» con· t.ent. Chaplin's works display a ' note or pat.hoe and deep a1m· i palbt with the laboring people." ' . .. DAILY PILOT n..Or-C-.0..ly Pi.._,,...._-~,,~ blntqltW_,.,....,,,_,_ ... , ... °'_ CH<! Pul>ll\ftlnOC ...... , S.1H't0ltfO•ll-..... t .. publl•Mt _., ""°""' 1'1l04y •or CM•• M<>w .. _, ~ -"*°" llffct.JF- t""'V•I ..... 1..-, "'-... "1 ..... 1\c..'4 A .._ .. ,.._edllloftl•-'-...... o..;- S..,,.,•n r,,. """',,.., ~•llifll ltl""' "•• uo Wn t 8•¥ Sl""4.CO.t•MtW. CAlllwnl•tl'Nt ....,, .. -..... --~ -'k' •. c.'911 Vo<•P,K _I ___ __ ~-..... <-... n::: ... ~ a.ttt!f,..-. ....... P ..... A\\IW"'ll lo\tNfiftl .,,_ .......... ~Or-C-, .... ~=-m=. Police Chief ff. A. Veden Wyer aaya his poijcy ls clear· no £' ___ ' C ditrobina·on the )ob. But a vice ~t 0Uple squad officer told his boss in a . m emo that the-ban hindered the--S • -' arrest of prostitutes. ue Busmesses The police chief met with Deputy Mayor Bob Royer this ~- week lo try lo solve the probjem. vver Plants Royer say_. be thought city policy wu that officers could It.rip to all .-their lborta if s urh action was required to make arrests, adding he was concerned the dance studio ... veatiption bad beea allDOSt-tGO comolete. "Frankly, it is my understand· hag they have an underpants rule, that they can al.rip but they can't drop their pants," Royer said. ·'They came over here last summer and specifically asked for an exemption to undress all the way.1bey made the request, and we then would look at it, and they then went ahead and did it and came back with the arrest reports. · ''They look off evtrything They even indulged in fondling," Royer said Chief Vanden Wyer disagreed. ·'To the best ol my knOwledge, they were not totally stripped," he said. "I believe they were to their s horts , but to my A Huntington Beach~ couple has filed suit in Oruace County Superior Court, contendinc a neighboring property owner's =clde destroyed $2,,000 of A'I let'on. Georse and Marilyn Lugaro, 19071 Matthews Circle, Hunt· ington Beach. name General Telephone Co. and Califorilia Wheat Control in tbetr suit "They contend last March 22 the uUHty firm hired a contrac· tor to spray herbicide on telephone ·company property next lo their home. After a 1obaequent rain, however, the herbicide washed onto their property, destroying veaet.Uoa and Jeavtn1 the l!IOtl unable to llllllPOrt vegetation for aome future period. The couple la seeking UD· 1pecJfied damapt and clalms the property • it alts today ii •'virtually unmarketable.'' know1ec11e tMre eertain&y.. n-•:~ Gn.ll no fondling." .. C"tl&~ tte said that conclusion may have been reached becauee an officer reported a d~ .._ a "sudden outreach," touchinl an officer. V anden Wyer said after meet· ing with Royer that no change was planned ln his policy againat diarobing. Royer agreed, but added, "We settled on being nexible lf that policy impedes an investiga- tion.'' 11 ..... r-.AJ IRAN ••• "lllegal" apJ>Olntee of the shah, aanct.ioned h march and the army and police were keeping a low profile to avoid trouble. Tile d'monstraton carried bauen reading "Han Kbo- ma tnl," "Khomainl Is Our Leader" and "God, Countrt, Khomaini. •· . The ..:Ollis "Ia(amic Republic of Iran" were superim~ cm a 1tant Iranian Rag carried by a half a dozen brawny marchers . Wi0men In tbe proce11toa abouted, "~ni, give sor- dera! We will aHed the blood!" OtbeT mardaen cbaated, "Tbe American 1bab muat b• h eel!" 'Ol,dHobo' I In Huntington A taUered old man with long hair, a thick, full, beard and a I0\4Venir cap from Der Wiehendmlt.zel hot do1 stands went °" his way Tbunday nJgbt after being 1rmed by Hunt· ington Beach police. Anxious employes al Levitz Furniture, 'Ml Edinger Ave.1 called tbe law at a'/.m .. worriea about what the ol 1ent was up to at their emporium, or if be was Jolt. He bad been browalna around ame>n1 Uving room, 6edroom and dlnln• room furn!•hlftB•· evidently Just window·lbc>pping for what be mUleed by cbooaing the Hfe ti the open road. •·Just an old hobo, be lllt't lost," oaeofficer said. Inv~ took the name ol the e Yn>amer routinely and sent him on Ida way en route to San Diego. ~ sbab left Iran TUetdq in tbe cllmu ot a Jear of bloiod1 . IULIAN CAPl -A taen1 .. ....... WIDll .... nde ......................... -- • • o.ltyPMelM.llt ...... JOHN IAINIBUllY MD lWO OF MANY WHO WILL MISS HIM Wlltt RabillWOOd ,........ ......... o.ft>WI Heether Wold 'Kindly' Custodian .. Ends Long SerVice By Aa1HU1l a. VINSEL Ol-D911y"911UH • • 1 • ,,, John Sainsbury quit acbool at 14 to hire on as a furnace-stoking railroad ftreman. . The Salt Lake City boy ell· joyed school, but bis Dad bad died suddenly and there was a family lo support. "I had to help Mother," says Sainsbury, who finally had a chance to go beek to eehool after 13 years on the railroad. . He has stayed at school for 31 years now. The kindly head custodian at Robinwood School in Huntington Beach's Ocean View School Dis- trict n!lti.red today. "I.:.ve had so many beautiful· cards from the kids here. And . snapshots. They don't want me to go," marvels the grandfather· ly man behind the gold-rimmed Spt!C\acles, ' I "I've been a Jaaitor for 31 years," explaina the Utah native who worked for schools In SaJt Lake qty 1 Beltnower and Long Beach oetott coming to Hunt. ington Beach. But railrbading is etched in bis mind. Children bang on· every word u be spins yarns of his days as a fireman shoveling coal in Denver, Rio Grande & Western Railroad locomotives. ·'Then diesels came in and that was the e nd of steam locomotive firemen," Sainsbury explains. Railroads in thole days had no concept of re-training ell)plqy• thrown out of work by progress in new job atills. · He worked for Salt Laite City schools as a custodian, then went Welt at the age of rt with b1a bride and found what bas been a comfortable niche In life. Contentment with hia work. perhaps. is part of what endears Sainsbury to students, faculty and ~worken in Uae. Ocean View Scbooi Dittrict. "Oh my ... ob my ... ," be cllucklea when asked about highlights of his U years ill its employ, during which be served a term as president of its California State Employees As· socr..,aon chapter. He recalfs being 'glad be worked late one day as head custodian at College View School, when a piercing scream tore the calm of empty balls and quiet classrooms. "I looked out and saw this lit· tie boY on the e ronnti "' .... handlebars of his bic~cle ~!t; ~oetrating his chest," be re· caJTs. - --~ =- He ran to the youapter who had crashed headfirst while jumping his bike over a makeshift ramp and gave first aid until /aramedics arrived. T he ehil gravely hurt re· covered completely What ·about a custodian's worst nuisance? , "Dogs. Dogs on campus." says Sainsbury. "We have to send thefll to the dogcatcher." The old railroadman's job has frtn1e benefits too. the kind not covered in one's contract. ·'Every time they have an MQM <Mentally Gifted Mlnora l c<>Oting cl~z they make me have lunch wh.n them." O.,pite these gourmet eventa. Sainsbury manages t.o stay slim even with kinder1a rte ners periodically, ahowering him with batches of cOokies. Their favorite custodian b an old hand with younuters. "( have 10 children. Eillht of my own and two stepchiJdren," says Sainsbury, who lives with his wife. Mildred, at 15761 Ply mouth Lane. Huntington Beach. •·And J have 36 «irandchiJdren five great·.grandchildren and three more sreat.graadcbildren on tbeway." , Sainsbury will still see his RobJnwood School fap after a ,JPonth olf, when be returns part. time to spend two hours each morning opening up the prem- ises so the educational proc:· ess can begin again. "Jus.t open up, sweep the walkways. , ,"hemu.ses. "Easy work ... rountine work." Israelis Shelling Ubanon TEL AVIV, Israel (AP> - -lnaeU ll'oopa puaebed -eilbt mllN ldo aautheal& Llbmm to- day and deltrvyed no hlelti· Dian cuerrilla buea nortb al tbe United RiYet" i.a thn a boufa after a 8Ull'rilla bomb lnJund 11 Israel.ii ln a ,,....... ma.at. the military eomlllllDd Hid. Palestinian sou.tth in Beirut said the raiders killed at least J5. auerrWas anc1 MMmded ..,... Tiiey uld five Paleltialw ...,. mlllial mid 25 LebaMle laNlta were taken t. llrael :ru••n while penil1as ael • um.- determined number of laniell captives. Tbe only Israeli casualty ft;. port listed one soldier •lilblJY wounded. • Lebanese authorities aaJd Israel also struck from the sea. blasting Palestlnian coastal strongholds 10 miles west ol the ground operation. · ' The army confirmed tbat Israeli gunboats shelled per· rilla t argets on the southern Lebanese coast. The army com· mand said initial reports were that between u to 25 perrillas were killed In the raid AQd 10 buildings used as ahetten and arms depots were destroyed at El Ayishjya and 10 bunkers al Arpoun. The raid, the second in three days aaalnst guerrilla targets into IOUthetn Lebanon, came as the Paleatlnian parliament-in· exile mapped strategy at a sum- mit in Damascus, Syria, and a U.S. envoy sought a formula to revive the deadlocked Israeli-Egyplian.peace talks: It wu the fa.rat major Israeli ground .attack io southern Lebanon since the Israeli in· vasioo last March and appeared to be the sharpest Israeli reply in the latest eye-for-an-eye duel with the Palestinians. An armr: communique said parachute UnftS ~ troops of the ColanJ infantry brigade, striking under an artillery um· breJla, destroyed guerrilla bases near Amoun and El Ayishlya, in the stronghold of Vasse r Arafat's Al Fatab ~uerrillas called Fatahland by the Jaraelis. The communique said the raiders returned to larffl. Arno\ID is about five miles northwest ol MetuJJa, Israel's northe rnmost town fn the northeast panbapdle and El Ayiatdya is about lbree miles further north. Gunman Take. I $70in Ta.co Bell Robbery Huntington .Beach police today continued a search for the swarthy band.it who raodisbed a silver automatic pistol Thursday night while ordering $70 to go al a downtown Taco BeU oulJet. Employe David Thompson told police the bandit dashed olf up Eighth Street from the fast food franchise at Eighth Street and Pacific Coast Hipway after the 8 p.m. holdup. Investigators said the brazen bandit stuffed tbe wad ol bWs in- to bis wallet, leaving several of them stlcldng out of hii back pocket ronspicuousl)'.. The bandit was describecf as in bis late 3>s or early 30s and Thompson guessed that bis weapon· was a .32 caliber automatic or possibi)' a 9 millimeter Lu1er pistol. ADV ANT AGE -ALDEN'S One htJ08 advantage Alden's has aver most carpet stores is that we hive oor own Installers, provtdlng flexibility and reliabiftty In scheduling installations. YetY few department storea or apeciatty carpet ttorw haw their own womooms. and tftllt retv on an outside contract eervi¢e for installations. We have had many people buy 'trom us after being ~ d~ by a" imtaltetlon COfnl)&n)' who IChedutecl a IOb and didn't lhcJW up or caU. SomettrNa this ,_ hlppened two or three times before the customer gNel up. At Alden's. our lnstaltatton echedule is operated very efficienlty. and even when our men are held up on a previqJe Job causing a late start. our men WNI ltay and finllh. . If~ want reliability-call ue! OftlMe i.......lee(~l-~CfRt-.WJ • ...,..,...,.... •P••rlteacled ,,, ortbodox elearlld9 ... lilbl~•mltlbt .. ill••~ ....... ~~ •. -.......... '*-~ ol tlda OOillllr)' Ooat7....... . ·--lk.:.-.:•- ... .... .... ... • ........ Scbeala ~ .... ... , ... ,., ... (11 ....... 011rn11 ... a .. k4.- ,_ ... or.. Clllilllf'Oo -... ,. parUeular'1 U.S., domtn..,., TbundaY wt&ll Ila ..,._ Of . 1DOW•tllt ...... ID 48•••• B111>t, toda, 1 It WM a .... Iii! ,_ • -.................... lfttl .,n1n fNla.0.11 ,1t Pr••ldeat Anwar Saul, tlM •DdJll u. "'* ll IM~ llaah ... llil l'oatlaa...... •. ..... alllf -............ . tended • lliilem ••3 a.la. ~.r::.. ~~u. '""'""bMlll • ~--· •ttadld lloal .. aenteee In •lldllll la a.-.· • t11 t ....... ~. ..... ( WX.. n, NO. 1t, • SECTtONS, ~ PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA "••r a .. et••• . I Dally New•p•per I · IJ()I Steamed 1raph1 about a Santa Ana ·HJoon'• blweeldy ~et T·ablrt C09teM, WM otfenalve and tea· tit. TM <'Ontell ror youna women lnvolv• the diPl>lna or lhe r T· sblrt·cove rf'd · breaau into buftlU ol ite water The re9Wta are then cbplayed ror Judlinl. Winnen let cMh prlz . II ill Bjorneby toJd • reporter she would conllscai. cooiel ol tM Dftlpaper and throw them away acaln lf more article• were prtated wbleh abe COD· 1idered an altaek a1alnat womeo. New U Editor Richard Chacat flled complalnt1 a1aln1t her wlth &.be campus police depart· meat. However, police decided that, alnee the newspapen are dl1trlbuted without char1e to 1tude.U, DO crime was involved. Clucu a1lo appealed for aid from Sally Petel'IOD, uaodate dean ~ ltudentt. Mn. Petenoa, who aald abe a1ree1 the net:l.aper article wu otremive. cated her ol· flee plans no olflclal acUon to diacourqe future confiscation and dlltruction of new1papen. "It was rather offenaive and didn't relate to campus acUvi· ty." lln. Petenoa lakl. . Clucas and bis me:.= editor. Alan Schoff, that the ~ covera,. wa io bad taate. and tbat tJle newspaperi, because they an d.latribWed free, laave no wmth. The)' claiql 101t revenue1 ·to adveitilen. To compenute for tbe loM ol about a tb&d ~the .. 1ues tlda weet, advertilera are MIDI .-..S • 30 psc..t dla-eouat • ada placed la •xt .......... Seboff '•aid newapaper ........ -' 1:::-to ftl• a dalm ..... Bjcneby ln •••U et.a ... court. 'He hid' tbe .......,.. won't carry an aDOIGO ,_ tbe wet T·tthtrt arti- cle next Tunday, as Miss Bjomeby hu demanded . . 3 l1·vine Cops Burt in ·Ae~i~e~t · -I Kenny Agran, 8, son of Irvine Councilman Larry Agran, is· l~ J9 break in~ the ranks of the world greats by hoppmg·on a ·pogo stick to beat the record 80,080 con· secutive hops. He's reached m so far. Kenny candidly admits that, aetually, he'd be pleased to hit 1,000 and hop on to the next project. . Iran March ·Backs Moslem Holy Man TEHRAN, Iran <AP) -More than a million of Ayalullah Kho- malai 's followers marched tbroulb the streets of Tehran to- day m a abow of 11\ipport for the rell1loua leader's crusade to make Iran an lalamlc republic wltb a IO\'ernment dominated by him. "We are waitln_g for you, Kho-malnl I'' many cbanted u they marched bl tbe felUH, peaceful parade, called by the ex.lied Mo.Mm ....._. to demonstrate =Uoa to Prime Minister ahpour Bakbtiar'• ls.day-old Cabt81t. . TM.,,........ WU endoned I b1 Sb•b llobammed Resa Pablm bllDre the monarch left tbecomtry. • 1 On• baaaer 11id: "Our .utlat llataoa cannot be de- • Nlftd br a.kbtiar who ii a I Dew American iackey." · C....,lcm partniq..o(. Xlwpetpl ••"41 • ._. tae marcllinl I erowdl. t H ,, ... el .... , ... prQ'ld :• la a ekJ 1e1aan at noon ... r::CW',:.~ to ............ . • • ...... .uw .. ........... etUIP ......... and religious leaders estimated the turnouts at more-than 500,oOo in Mubhad, 100,000 in the holy citb of .Qom, 5,000 in Isfahan and several thousand in Tabris. Tehran Radio said .between a mlllion and 1.5 mllllon marched in the capital. OM of tbe or· ganbers of the demonstration, Abmlld Pourjani, estimated. 4 million. Only one ICUffle WU repot1ed in the Tehran march, bet~ Marxists and Moalemtt. Tehran Radio said dem· 00ttraton fouaht each other ln tbe IOUlbeast city or Zahedan and had lo be broke n up by police using tear-1u. Khomainl, spiritual leader of lran) Sblite llfoelems, said in an interview wtth Frepc:b television that the malli~ ~ ln Iran were "aniotber...J:>~ UMI IPld1CUlar ref -J:w.. wblcb the lraalan people ay U..1 don't wut &be ...-. hb dJDHty, resency coundl, or r:vernment, but want an alemtc~ ''I wllJ1'eturn to Ir• It the op- po rt une momentl'' he aald1 1peald111 from hll nome-in.e.U. outalde J>arta. P&frol -. Car Hit \. By Truck Three Irvine police officers and three other persons were in· jured Thursday nil.ht when a three.quarter-ton delivery truck slammed into the back of a police car parked on the shoulder or the Santa AnaQ Freeway. Two police cars bad slopped a motorist on the freeway near Jeffrey Road for investigation of what police alleged was reckless driving. The truck, estimated by one officer to have been traveling "at least !56 miles per hour," hit the first police car, and the im· pact sent the car flying into the other police sedan, which in tW1l struck the rear of the stopped station wagon. Both PQlice CUL wer~ de· molilhed . . Neither the policeman nor the driver and two paasenaen of the station !f&gOn were in their can. ' .................... ._ The Spnllg Valley resident.a were aioutside lbeir Ila· tion wagon queatlonecl by the POU~~ truclt Mt. FfAEMAN INIPEC'T8.IRVINE fOl.JCE CAil DeMQIJIHID IN~ TMUMDAY Fortu......,, Offtcera Weren, IMICle When Trudl .. PMnll uitll'.,.... 8'11de ,,.. •• , AD of , bowever, ...,.. ba-jure,d by ny1q ,.._and melal and by being 1tnack by the kaoeked-o.t Pll'ked can: The delivery truck rolled over ontu8'de. Police reported &bat tbe truck ,dtiver, who•• uailUured, tried lo eaeape on foot into a nearby orance ~· Tbey wd one ~ tbe l.-Jured officers, Craig Smith, cbated and tackled him. Robbina Expeclll 'Yea' J/ote !n h•embly Police arrested David Howard Carter, 24, of Los Angelea1 ~ Siiapicf0ii1Jf"felony llnmken ari v· ing and auto theft. The truck re- portedly wu stolen. Carter was · booked infu Oranae County Jail. Smith was treated by county Caramedics for s crapes and ruises. Police said Thursday it was the former Glendale of. <See CRASH, Page AZ> El Toro Teen James Johnson, 17, El Toro, died 'Dnmday of injuries be suf. fered in a car cruh Monday. Johnson, 24242 Anke rton Drive, was fatally injured when a car in which he was a passenger skidded off rain·sliclt El Toro Road and struck a utili· ty pole broedaide. The driver of the car(. 16-year- old Laura Ferlauto o Miasioo Viejo, was unhurt in the 1:50 p. m. collilion. Young Johnson died at 1: 15 p.m. Thursday at Saddleback Community Hospital. Funeral arrangements are pendina. By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of -Dlllt'I.,... ..... The proposed state conatitµ· UonaJ amendment to limit court· ordered school busing to attlin · racial balance has a good Nevada Solom Defeat ERA CARSON CITY <AP>' -1be Nevada Assembly today killed th~ llqual -Rithta Amendment for the 197'9 session, duplicating action by the Senate Tuesday. The action came on a voice vote after Democratic Party leaden urged assemblymen not to Preti for a roU call which could embarrass individual lawmakers who would have to take a stand on the emotional is· sue. The public voted 2· 1 ag~ the ERA in a referendum on tbe November ballot. 1 Only two voltes in the Alf. sembly could be heard speaking against tbe "no further con· sideraUon" call, thole of ERA· backea Tod Bedrosian, D·Reoo, and Sue Wagner, R·Reno. ' : . . Chase Olinfllied ,. Parking Lot Speeth 60 mph. Police pursuits at eo mph are fairly routine -unleu you 're on a parkina lot. THAT'S WHAT llAPPDl'ED early today to Ne~ Beach Palk9 Sit. Anthony Vllla. Tbe olftcer lakl be wu ln ldl patnJl car at 2Znd St.reel and Balboa Boulevard about 2 a.m. wbm the 1U1pect motortlt drove up aloap!de b1m wttblm ....... out. Tbe *1wr .a#ed at vtlla brtefl)', tbea roared away . Villa PN ebMI wttb red U0U ud atrea around the Newport Plor partdq lot. vw. d.&all-tbe1 ~t eo ln u. daled-clrcult coateat. -nNALLY TD _..... -. the wronc_ude OT •• , ..... Place and tbM tbt Wl'OQI 1'81 OD Newp0rt Boullverd. Davkl Arthur Caell, Jr., M, of Loi A11mlm, wu , ............ °'!ti Ja,.. t/l.'-d'• Hirdwll'I. Orlale ~ J l tn ... ot •bill. ' Pollee "1 tbeJ're IWl bll8lld •to wt11 CoM did lt. L chance to pass the Aslembly. according to State ~nalor Alan Robbim. O.Van Nuys. In an interview today. ftoblliftl said bis measure llaDdl an ex· ·cellent chance · of pa•uae because ol the emqenee .of the metropolitan plan to bus Orange County students to integrate Loe Aqele. scbooll <Related story ~be plan was proposed last fall by a panel of expert. ap- pointed by Las Angeles Superior Court Judge Paul Egley who is 'CJpti~ism' Expressed .For Wayne LOS ANGELES <AP) :... Doc· ton have DO evidence that John Wayne's cancer baa' apre'ad beyOed hia lympb nodes ud tbe 7l·year-old actor ttbcMald be able to go back~ work after a re- covery per.iod, a cancer lpe«!ialist aakl today. Dr. Ca.nnAek Holmes, sutteoo and cancer specialiat, said the Newport Beach ~r.·1 rec:overy "bu been exceptional ... Md we are veo-optimlltlc" tbat aio fdrther cancer wtO be found. • Holllle!S, 1peeklna at a MWB conference arran1ecl by. ~e UCLA Medical Cemef, laid tbe cancer. tbal bad •Prod hum Wayne's atomaeb to ,adJIOIM lymph nodel wu of mlcroaeopic size and wu bl ill fet'J prly etaaes. ''There \a no cllnlcal e~ at th1I Ume that there la aQJ cn.- aeminaUoa'' ol UM cHHI'~~ oilier putt al tbe actor, .. UW1", Holmalaid. Holmm, who WM aot'ln\"OIWJCI tn W.,ne .. ...-r but wl9o ii l•millar wltb lM CUI, •a• ... ed "tlll .......... ~ to mum to the Mt••• ti IDM· ............ "Wlt.IMNt , ....... becaa,"l..._Mld. He ..... tlMll wg II .. to be ....... d .. ~·--· ad ·&bit m .. I ll I baa ..... mede•..._,....."'' rt ·-···~··.,. ' On Tb•nd•J. ltoaDKat M· mlnlltntor 8enlar6 .,,._ • ..,= ............... ~ ___ ....._ . ....... '1 preakflDI over the integration ~ lbe Loe Angeles Unified School l>tltrict. . Robbins noted that two measures silhilar to his Senate .Coaal.i,tutional Amendment· 2 have been passed by the state Senate only lo be defeated by the more liberal Assembly. His SCA 2 was approved Thursday by a 31 to 5 vote or the state Senate. "The third time is going to be the charmer," Robbins pre· dieted. ''The metropolitan plan bas changed tbe POiitics of, bulinl. Peoe-le. in Om:ange County formerly weren't· concerned with the problem but now they are very much involved because there. '1 a poatbUity that their ch{I~ 1'.lh be bused." 'Robblm said the measure will 'be heard by the Assembly Judiciary Committee in late February: He said committee chairman, Jack Fenton, D·Los An1erea, will support the meuure. 1 ' .Robtli8I said all ol the Orange County S.Cramento dele1.uon a.ct. hta ~ and be .X· · . DMta tbeai to be on band nut Jl'riday for. a fund.raising •mrlt· bulinl rmty at the Orange Coun· t)' ............ in Costa 11 ... Ceast Weat•er ' F•lr tllroulh Saturday wttb wanner •11-Lowa toat1bt • to 45. Hl1h1 s.tun.,. to 10. , 11'8J•E .Te•~W Etlfta,' lu rock opera ,,., ... ,_talk qt~ ... co•••fl to Sot1Cher" eel~ ,,.. -.,. d9I PflfleCI • ..... • 1· ' I SU El Palestinian Camps Hit By Israelis TSL AVIV, larMI CAP> laraell tf'OOll9 puelMd el&bt .. u .. lato IOUtbeut Le .... tGday oe a bloocb' ..,...... rakt 111•l• two Pa.leltlaiu ,_.. rma buel. TIM -P•l•Ulllul atr\lck back wUJUa boun by rocketbll U.. laraell border to•• of Klr)'at ........ Paleltbli• w In 8elnll aakl ..... llrMti ,...... killed at leut • ..mu---.. ..... M\1-. ..,.., Mid .... ......... alaH .. ,. miHlnt aad U Le'tras llftll&I wwre tak• to lsr .. I • ~· 'l'bey alao c•a.i...a to ~ .. aa .,. ............ rof.laraeti eapbw.. 'J'M ..,....., Who Hid tbey deltl'QYell the two buel, rePQl't· eel Mf1 -ol tbelr eokliera 11\&htly wounded. B\lt the Pahattniana chimed "befleepter &o.dl" ot l1raell eaauatuel were taken from the Te lsra.-1 •trlke,. ·-~~mt U...~oflMMaoe'a~ Riv,,., .... iela U.. M llDun alter • .-.!1la ...... io,t .. 2J ltraeU. 111 a J...a.m.marklt. About 12 houra after the Israeli feree retUl'Dld from i..• anon, roekeb fell on the llhell border town of Ktryat Shmona, which in the put hu been the target " oecaaiuaal Pal .. tioiao bombarclll)eat from aoutbena Lebanon Aa army spokes•aa said be had no inunedlate lnlormaiw. on the nicketilll The rtldio report did not say bow many rockets were fired°" whether there were any casualties. Lebanese authorities said laraeU forces also stnJck from the aea. blasting Paleatiman eo•st•I 1tron1holdl .10 milet west of the ground operation. The army confirmed that Jaraeli aunboats shelled auer· rilla targets on the soutbem Lebuese coast. The army com· mand said initial reporta were that between 15 to· 2$ 1uerrtllu werf killed in the raid and 10 buildlnp ueed aa ahelten and arma depots were destrQyed at El AJWil11 aia 10 IM.taken at Arnoun. n. raid, the second in three daya aaal•t auerrllla tar•eta into IOUlbem Lebaoan. came aa \be Paleltiaiu ... ruament·l.Q· exile mapped atrateu at a •WI\· mit in Damaaeua. SYria, and a u .s. nvoy iiOUiil a fornuala to revive the dead.loeked laraeU· E1yptiao peace talks. It ... ta. lint '°~ lar..U ground attack lo 1outhern Lebaaa. siaee UM Jaraeli in· va1i• laat Mareb and appeared to be lbe abar.,.a laraeli reply in the latelt eJe·fcJr·aa-ey1 duel with &be Pai.t1alw Marvin Nixed Suppc>rt Plea LOI ANO&L&S <AP) -............... Manta &lldW --=··--........ .... ..... We llanta aeveral u .... for wrtttea prom· .... UMlt be would aupport her -but .......... Marvta'• ~1 A. O.vtd K~--••arvtn : .. Oki ,_ now ... llr. Marv\a b' • ~ .... ..,..., .. P9WMd and eald, "'l"bet couJdbt rl 8ut oa ftartber ~!199tlOIUna, .. ..._ ........ ~.·•we diae...-tt mall)' u.-.. ''You newr reeet"'9 ~ In writ.lnl from 11r. llama, .. lbat correct!'' K.,on asked. "That.. correct." ••ld 111.lu Marvin, aa.e uid abe Mked "a rew ti1M1 _. .. for a wrttten .,,_. meat but· llan18 Niel lt WU not aeeeHary, tatat bit lawyers knew about their oral aareemeat and the would never have MY ~about 1upport. Marvin now cteme1 that be ever •CC' to aupport lala ,....... . .......... aaid that ..... the actor'• marriaae ln lftO, ht Nnt '._. moaeldy payment. of ai.-. _... pve ber •after tu• b' a little over a year. TMa the,.,...... 1topped. Ko1•. aeekia1 to -ataeNCtit ..... llarvbl, bu coatroated -with a dJe ~ mcme m••ubMI latervlewa he aaya •he 1ave after promt1ln1 not to talk pubUetJ aboull ._. romanee with tbe aetor. Miu Marvln. who WU to COD-'elude her teltlmony today in the property Mttlement case. deni• ahe ever apeed to the vow of 1llence proposed to her by Body Found In Newport lde,mified ft• bodJ ol a maa found n,.anday ·ia W• Ne"'°" hM been ldeotllled u that Of 17· year.old Robert Michael Volo"1ben of Newport Beach, police said today. Voloabea, whoae body was f~ by two boya la a v~ant field ball• mlle west ct SU'*1ar Avenue and a quarter of a mile north of Welt Coat Hlchway. hed been detld ror about a day, police Mid. They laid ~ JOUlh btld b6erl reported mlulng by hi• mother. Cause of death ls listed as ac- cidental, offlters Jaid. They aald a can of toluene, a aolvent uaed in glue, was found next to Volosben's body. ShahDue ... At Estate? • PAUi SPRINGS <AP> -An lraniaui official apent the nlgbt at Walt.er Annenberg's luxury eatate to aee if it W()u)d be a suitable laaven for Shah Mohammed Rua Pahlavi. Ardelbir Zabedi, lran'a am· baasador to the United States, said Thursday he visited tbe Rancho Miraae estate in this wealthy dnen reaort. Zabedl said the shah, who left his troubled country ror Ill\ UI· definite period, wtU not antve before Monday. He was in EIYPt Thursday and reportedly planned to stop off tn Moiveeo before coming to the United Slates. Marvkl'• lawytn ... ,. cou-pl•1':;,tt• ....... "' 1"I and a dlrl• .._. oa ... t.rv'"9 wttft Miu Marvin. "Tbat whole arUtle ia •YI .... ol • fallure to COlllPIY ............. u.at ....... quire toiftdenUaUty," K&ICJ' 111ic'9I cm "°'1 · _,.... ............ referred to ~8*: effort by Marvla'• to pevent klu·aa4-tell by flllal ¥arvln ••the couple .._.. tbetr unmarried llriltl .,,..,. .... In lt'tO. . ... Ml u.ld IM WM offered .. • ......-"' .....,..t lf • would be "a good girl'' Ind not 10 to the preu. She claima the Deytf qreed to keep quiet. Sbe received the paymeau for leu tbaa a year ..... Mandn Ma told Uaecoun. ''Mr. K..-ta lrJial to Mow that In tome stranee way abe breached an aareement she never btld," Mid Miu Marvin'• at~. Marvin llt(ebellon. M._ Mama, 41. wbo ~ obaluled a....,... at &he•~ Uie Uz·~ love alfalr, ......... Ute actor for S1 mllliae plu. ball of tbe ...... be acqWNd wbU6 tbey liwcl ~. Anaheim Man Suing "OCTD In Attideiat The Oran1e County TraAllt Diltriet bu beelt auect '1 u AaalMim ... who claima lie WU ~ In a bm door lalt March and ctnaecl about one block. Wayae S. Taylot', of 1ll'f s.lHe Lane. Nkl In bla Oraqe 0..-1 Superior c.owt lawtult be WU aetu .. off the bul last Mardi at wt.en bll lei aQd mkl·Metiaa became c..,. in a doar. After ~~DI the abouta of P9••:r,•n. tlti •ult .Mid, the u ver GDel'9d \IM ~ caulal TulOr to _drop to the pavemeat. 1'be driver eontiauecl Ob without 1$appiQ1, Taylor con-teaded. Ta~r ta aeekl~I an un· apee . amount of damagee m. cludina Jou of earnings, medical expen1e1, and teneral damages. ]td/,ed Carter Bbts'Billy SACRAMENTO <AP ) -A member of the Carter family say1 he's embarraaaed by blJI Uncle BiUy'a antics, and bu of. fered a public apology -from the prison where be· a dolna time. William Carter Spann, 33, wrote to Sacramento television station KXTV for its letter featu~. ''On Your Mind." ••Perhaps due to their position in the publlc eye, the ot.Mr memben o( my family c°'°' appear to be embarruaed by the antics of my Uncle Billy," be wrote. "I am embarrused ud on bellalf of my family ud my~ue allow. me to otter an a to all concemecl." Quadruplets Born • BSRUN (AP),_. AD 11-yeat· okl ~ .. ~"" ~ to i~aut~u. ~1a1 ~ tlMf• ~remned. It ~ tbe q D · ThW'lday wre sevea eeks ~remature afld Werf beiQI careCI for In a special birth clinic. Naked Tr•th? YiM Copa Que•tion Cods ... lad De/eclorOK IYDNBY, Au1tralla <APJ -Lilllaa =.,.. tM 11-year-old w aa crew member fNm a ft'tllM lblp who de· ~ lo • red blldnl. bu ~ PlftDlulon to ..., .. s. ....... But the RUMiaD eoaa&&l 1eoeral la '1d81J, lvaa FedoHclltako, lan 't .. .... "One .._ little lluulaa tlrl i• nleomed very · wulllb'. r" odwr We&•~ l•m~P'.., .,.. Jelled.'' betokl,._~r. Jq,adl1'UOn )ll1l1ter lllellMI Mac:Kellar, Wbo apf'roved 1Cl11 GUlDbJa'f aDPUcaUon to atay ta A\lalratla, '1•• ~e ..., criUcu for := o&ber wea.i Im· Funds Woe May HBlt ' Bus f;arage DlfftculU. ill settlnt fedef.a transit rwda for westem states may bait a fl.1 million 8*ion to the Jn1.ne bm prate of the Oranp County Tranait 1*trWt before lt geta started. ocro directon have aereect td leek bida in apij.e or a report ~ f•al transit r-undl are ._. • iq eut ta the Weet in order te runnel. the money into the e¥'8m and m.jdweatern stau.. 'nle. project in Irvine would coniplete 'be transit clbs.rict diytslon IQcated in the former Irvine Elementary School on Sand ~ Road n\'ar the .. El Toro Marfne Corps Air Statfori. When completed, the racWty would house 253 buses. about 100 more than it bandies now. Coast Couple Sue Firms Over Plants A Huntington Beach couple b8I filed suit in Oraqe County Superior Court, contendial a nel1hbortn1 property owner;s herbicide destroyed $H,OOO wartb d vetetaUon. Georp and Marilyn Luaaro. 19072 M•t .. w• Circle..!. H\llll· lneto• Beach, name ueneral Tel•Nooe Co. and California Wheat Omtrol in their suit. They contend Jut March 22 the utility ftrlll hired a eonb"ac· tor to apray herbicide on telephone company property next to thelJ! home. Af\er a aubaequent rain, however, the herbicide waabed onto their property. destroying ve1etation and leavm1 the· soll unable to support ve1etaUon for some twlre period. The couple is seeklng un· specified damages and claims °" property u it slts today ia "virtually unmarketable." Budget Switched WASHINGTON <AP> -In an 11th-hour about·face. President Ca.rter baa slashed_ planned budge\ bicreUM foT blr\h COD· trol clJnlea and contraceptive re· search la f~vor of nnsc"'8 a maJQr P"ltfam aimed .,. ·lriarib' at leeft.llll'S who are alrady pregnant,lnformed ~ces aay. Art Theft Srapect Hunted A $1'0,000 warrant ~ beel\ ta-1ued ln 0r8Dle Couaty. for ~ arrest tA a Weat Loi Aqelel man auapeeted of 1teaUn1 a valuable woodcut rrom a w--._. a.rt •allery i..t N.,..u. La••na Beach Pollee in· veatlsator Ron Lister aaid South COunt)' Municipal Court Judae Blair _,.... lla.ct the ".,.. ranl for the •rrest or Duiel Prutu Speaeer, H. aa un· employed m~~-t1adn who -ap. parellUy Ml • out on Loe An~dcen. ~ waa arreated Dec. 31 oa ebarlea ol lteallna an 111.c. Saelaer woodcut entltled ''La Cathedrate Entloutle •' (The Drowaiac. Cathedral l . Loa Aqelel llllillee made \be arrest tn eonnect1on wtlh the theft ol a Joan Miro lithograph, stolen froll) a West Loe An1eles gallery two weekl earlier. The LMuna Beach ~rt 1aUery plece, vafued at $11,000 wu re- eovend shortly aft.er Spencer was arrested, but the Miro Utho· 1raph, valued at $1,850, is still missing. Spencer, who was being held oe •aoo ball in Loi ADl8)el told police he could recover th8 Miro artwork and return it tool· ~ 1L'9e ~lowed OUl of Jail on bii own reeopizance. Pollee aareed. But Spencer failed to call in Jan. 10 and poliee said a search of hi• apart- meat abowl the man took all but a few ttema of clothinc . He faces a Feb. 19 preliminary hearing in Loa Angeles but police do not eipect him to ahow • up. l..a1una inveati,:ator Lister aaid Spencer's daaap_pearance · prompted his request ror a war· rant. · "Actually, we 're better off than Loa Angeles," U.ter aa1d today. "At teaat we recovered our art wort." CRASH ••. fleer'• ftnt-Biaht on patrol wtili' the Irvine b'ce. i·wo other officers. David Freedland and 'nmotl\y Smida. were taken to Tu.tin Community Hospital. Freedland WQ reported in <.od condition. Ugamenta in hi• lep were tom. Smith waa released after tre11tment 1or head huuriee. Freedland waa reported in lOOd condition. Ligamen" in bia fep were tom. SOMIS CAP> -A 13-year-old boy HDt home to change alter becomlnf muddy whlle slJdiq in tbe grass at Somis Elemen· tary School returned to achoo~ wltb a platoJ and took hia own life. aut.hortUea aay. Juat before ThW'lday's sboot- ln1 with a .357 ma1num that belonted to hi• rather' John Cromer wrote a note to bl• parents saytna, "I love every-body ••• ~.aakl. nae rest of the note waa not discloeed, but a spokesman ror the coway c:oroeer'• olfice aaid the Dale aave no reuoa ror the awcide. .......... • .,.tte8•• .... tuci Johnson Nugent. -'l· Y•ar-0ldAaughter of the late President L~ndon B . Johns on, has tiled for divorce from Patrick Nuge nt after nearly 12'h years of marriage. The COU· ple have four children ages two to 12. Mn. Nugent mar- ried while her father was president. Deputy's Son lnj~~ Coaat Cruh The ion of an Oranae ~ Sherlrf's omce detective lay near death today. followtna 1 heiulo.n collislon with another car Thursday night in Hunt· inltOa BeM?h. Renneth R. M.Uler. 17, aon d aherlfr'• ioveat11ator curr Miller, wq lilted in crtUcal eoa- dition today at Hunttnaton t. tercommunity Holpltal. He IUf · fere4 be9d and iotei'¥I lnluriel. .-o~ belDre the MaHrl crUb, .111U1er·1 JUlO had ttnack a 11lldeltrlan, tr~ laWIUIU"B laicl, ft• j)edeatr\an vletl• w..-ldellliftid bJ police u Denice C. Pc»ther, 13, ol 1G8Z Hell Ave .• H ........... Beach. She WU Ult- ed inlatr condition ~ay at Hoa1 Memorial HoapUa_I In Newport Buel) wilb bead in· juries, cull, and abra1lona. lnvestlga\Ora said the )'OUD~ WU CrGUiQI Golden Wett Street at Lydia Drive abo\at 8:30 p.Ql., when struck by young llllJer's car. Wltneaaea atopped for the POlther firl laid JCiUer WU .. proaehial the ma-secUOD but 1uddealy slammed on bll brakes ud We11t iD&o a 1Ude, bjttlnc tJle lirl. Hts auto lben lkWded on b1to the tntenee\\on and waa rammed broad1tde 011. U11• driver's aide b)' a car driven b)' Richard Y. Baker, 18, of i.i · Iowa St., W_..oater. Baker suffered a cu.t nose and was treated and eleased at Hunttn1ton lntercommunlty Hospital. No one wu cited as a reauJt of the accident. which la still Wlder In veatigation. ScbooJ Planned ST. LOUIS (AP> -Religious leaders announced plans to set up Interim schools to keep younoten busy aa a strike by nearly 4,400 public s chool teachers entered-Its fourth day~ 1be 8t. U>uls Interfaith C'lersy Council Thurs day asked . churches and synago1ues to volunteer tbelr services for the temporary schools. ADVANTAGE-ALDEN'S .. One ~ advantage Alden a has OV9f n109t ewpet stores Is , that we h8Y9 our own toatal'8r9, providing fttt>elbHtty and reffllbility In 9CheduNng Installations. Vfl(Y tew d4pu'tment st0t'88 or specialty carpet storee have their~ wortcrooma. and A.l8t rely on an outtide contract eervice for Installations. We have had many people buy from ua after being dtuppot,,_ by "' lnttaHatk>f\ QOmPl"Y who seheduled a Job atld didn't lhow W> or -'· ~-thia h8a happened two or three times before the customer~ up. . ~ At Al~n·s. our 'n•t•Uet6on echedute Is operated very efftclentty. 8ftd even when our men .. held up on a snvk>ut job causing a late start. our men wttl ttav end Rntth. If )QI .m reHllbiHty-Cllll ual ,, ., ... .. ~DEN'S · ~ : iiiiti1'W1oii: ·ca•to• ,,.,,,; •• lnoleurit • wood floOr --16'J nACINTIA AVENU~. • C9.ITA MUA, CALW.. 92627 • ,HONE 646·4131 -6.Cl·23JS - I ... -l ! I STOCK8 / BU81NE88 TRJ\NSAOT-IONS ; Fndlr • .,.,,'*Y 19. 1911 s DAIL V PILOT A 9 El•e•tlal Ser.,lees Model Pl&n Aids Disaster Victims "' ., IYLVIA l'Oln'Ba .:h ·; In 1919, bunieUM, tGnuldot, flooljl, ftrea and~ dettructive forftl wlU ea ... bilUom otllollan In ~' ION aDd pby9lcal da= Americw wlU suffer devMtat· inC penOaal and ft IOll -and u.. be..taebel at a ~· seem"'-11 tadles1 de!Q in claims Mltlement foUowina '-; aatW'al~r. " For tbole blt by 1evere lolHI 11 a re1ult ol acts ol God,1• or man. the imurance lnduary bu IOIDe IOOd news: ~ . new way of expedlUna claima proceuinC and aetUemel\t, . called tbe "catut.l'opM preparedness plu." DEVELOPED BY THE INDEPENDENT Insurance Agenciee of America, Inc .. for use by affiliated state II· sociaUom. tbe plan already bu beea tasted in Ohio, wttb excelleat results in speeding up reepome to claJam and paymea&a. Tbe DAA representa more than 34,000 Insurance agen· ~a. It la won:Jnc with the American Insurance Aaaocia· • Uon's 110 property and casualty insurance companies to., aet the program in motion. ,,, .. Eleven independent agent stale associations have catastrophe preparedne11 proarama in operation: Washlngtoo. Ohio. Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina Georgia, Kentucky, New York, New Mexico, Kansas and Maryland. In New Hampshire. New Jersey , Vermont . Maine, Alabama, Ten· nessee. CalUor-nia. Hawaii, Nevada, Utah. CoJorado . Pen · naylvania, Virginia and Money'& Worth , I . ____________ _,_, ' Missouri, programs are beinc developed. The program is baaed on a prearranged system o(' , communicaUooa. facilities and Insurance services esseh- tial after cataat.rophee. AmOb& the arrangements: • -A communkationa center, manned 24 hours a day, . seven days a week to immediately notify major insurance , elements when a catastrophe strikes. · -Immediate notification of usociation members in surro\mding areas so they can be of maximum aasiatance. to thole whose property bu been dama1ed. -Lista ol workers who can help with temporary clerical tasks. • -UP·TO-DATE GVlDES TO P&EVAILING costs for commonly needed repairs to homes and bualnesaes. Thia is designed to reduce the chances that the lnaured will be ex· ploited by unscrupulous firms ror repairs when the policyholder is under at.-.a aod pressure to resum·e normal activities aa quickly u possible. -An insurance information office that beJps victims of a calutlopbe get in touch with adjusters and claims ex- perts, and provides such oo-tbe·apot services aa immediate partial payments or cash. The ~am is adminlatered by the state catastrophe chairman Of each association, who coordjnates acUvities of members with other emergency and governmental serviaes operating in the stricken area Each state group has a catastrophe committee ready to awing into action if a cat.altlopbe bits in its zone of juri.sdlcUon. THE PaOGltAM ALSO WILL WOK in cooperation with the new Federal Emeraency Manaaement Agency when it starta functionina thia apring. This ii an umbnlla cwaanl11tioa establllbed b~ the Carter administration in llnB to eoordiDate the efforta of all lf'OUPI involved when diaater ltrikes. In trial nma iD K~ky, Georgia, Illinois and ObJo. the plan baa been a denntte factor la more orderly re1pomm ad tbe speed with wbicb adJUltmeat facilities lulYe rwhed the ctiauter m . ID two lnlCances lbvolv· iq tona8doe ID Kentucky and Gecqla, adJUl&er ~ WU rude ID less tball 12 boun. 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Palestinian Cmnp~ Raided By Israelis TEL AVIV, Jarael (AP) Israeli troops punched eight miles into southeast Lebanon today on a bloody reprisal rald ag.ainat two Palestinian guer· rilla bases. The Palestinians I' struck back within hours by roeketlng the Israeli border town of Klryat Shmona Palestinian sources in Beirut said the braeU raiders kllJed at )eut 25 gueniUu and wounded seven. They said five Palesti· niaa1 were missing and 25 Lebanele leftlsta were taken lo Israel • priaoners. They also claimed to bave taken an un· detemdnded number or Israeli captives 1'be braelll, who said they destro)'ed the two bases, report. eel onl)' ooe of their soldiers .Jli8bUy wounded. Bul the Pale1tinlan1 claimed "helicopter loads'' of Israeli casuam. were taken from the scene Tbe Israeli strike, agaimt bues nortb "' Lebaraoo •• Utani River, came leea than M hours after a suerrWa bomb injured 21 laraelil la a Jerulalem manet. About 12 hours after tbe lar..U fora nturned from..~ uon, rocUt.a fell on tbe lll'Mti border town of KlrJat Sbmou, wtucb In the put hu been the tarcet ol e>«Mional PaleltilPD bombardmeQl from 1outbern Lebuoa. AD army spoblman laid be bad DD lmmecHate inform.uon OD tbe roct«tnc, Tbe ndlo report did not .., bow aumy rodlet. were flNd or wbetber tbere were •ny ...... Lebtneee· autborltte1 1aid br..U ..... allo ltruell from UMt ••· lltutlq Pal..uldan ... MID. Pall Al) Mitchell. who was sent to prison 19 months ago, declined "lo answer questions. But ln a brief' statement, he exprelled than.kl ror the "thoulandl and thousands" of Jett.en be aakl be had nceived from supporters while at the federal prilOD eamp at Maxwell Air Force Bae. Mitchell WU met at the pri90ft by former U.S. AttorneJ Ira De- Menl al Moataomery, wbo ac· comptmied the one-time Nixon cabinet member to the Montgomery airport for a com· mercial fiight to Wublqton. Earlier, prison officials said Mitchell's fellow inmates bad planned a party to thank him ror "free legal advice and good friendship." Mitchell Is barred from prac· ticlng law, and only close as· sociates know of Mitchell's future plans. The occasion maru the first time in six years that there are no jailed participants rrom the scandal that brou_ght abo.ut former President Nuon 's res- ignation and disgrace. ·Mitchell, one or Nixon's former law partners, wu CIOll· victed along with White House chief of stair H.R. Haldeman and domestic adviser John D. Erllchman in a coverup or a 1972 break-in at the Democratic Na- tional Committee headquarters in W uhington. All three were convicted of conspiracy to obstruct justice, obstructing Justice and lying un· der oath on Jan. 1, 1975. Mitchell was eligible for parole last June, but the U.S. Parole Commission ruled bis Watergate crimes were of "hieh severity" and delayed his re. lease six months. Mitchell appealed the com· mission's decision, but U.S. Ola· trict Judg& Frank II. Johmoa Jr. rejected bJs plea without a bearing. Mitche[. 85, arrived al Max· well Air l'l>r'ce Bue on June zt. 11'71, to serve a l·&o+year term. Hil prison stay wa one montll longer than the 18 months served by both Haldeman and ErUchman. · However, Mltchell spent ftve montbl of bt1 MDtence GO a medi(al furloulh . The. nation's former top law enforcement officer wH •· 1l1ned roullfte clerleal lalk1 wbUe In prilon, aad •llO re- portedly worked OD a ltoc* .. Latuna~==-the dtl'• fw flood control mea1vt1 In Lacuna Canyae to • IMl tree atuilyUic developm• ,._ fGr Sycamore HUia. ,,.. ctt)' Conell ... ....,. finned lta l\IDDOl't "' • flood .... trol plan tut •Ml• laa•l• 100·yur 1torm1 in Uae flood. prou e_,.. wben ..._.. dam.,. .. done eo ,,......... ... J--r ... hlriarj. ~••••••e•••• Dally Ne••••per FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1919 TEN CENTS 'D~y Tricks' Char1e. . Heats Up Recall Fight SC Votes Tuesday On Issue By ANNE VOOPBa °' .. ....., .......... Supporters of three San Clemente city councUcnen faclnl a recall elecUon Tuesday have stepped up their campa.lpia& in the-fut days before the elec:tfoa. Eada Ude ii cbarJPiu& tbe other with Ulina "dirty tricb." San Cfemente's 13,896 re1· istered voters wlll be asked Tueaday whether Mayor William Walker, Councilwoman Donna Wllkimon or Councllnwl Howard Mushett should be re· called and wbetber seata of any of tbe council members who might be recalled should be filled by appointment or special elecUon. Supporten ol Mushett charged today that the committee back· ing Walker and Mn. Wllklnson have mailed out a campaign mer that contains misleading statements of support from Orange County polltlcal leaden. But a check with two ol tbe of. ficiall wbo bad llatemeata of 1uppott attributed to them on tbe c~ literature lbowed that, neitber .... taba a poslthm OD lbe recall, bCltb bave .,_, ............. ol Walker and lln. Wllldnloa. Howard lee)Je, an aide to ~Jtobert Badbam ca-R ...... a.e1a>. •aid the quo«lltlall CID tile cam~ WU lifted from a i.ttel' m wrote ..lA_Walker and Jin. WilktlWCJll la late December. ''The leUen bad noth1na to do with •the recall," Hid Seelye. ''The eon,re..man was com- mending the two councilmen for their public service. But if his letters are beln1 construed as su.pport ror IOOd public servants who abould 6e retalned 1n olftcc, so be it.,, Seelye said he did not know whether Walker and Mrs. Wilkineon had asked Ba4hun to <See RECALL, P11e .U) Anti-rabies · Vaccination Clinic Set A low cost anU-rables vacclna· lion clinic ror clop is scheduled from z to 4 p.m. Jan. 27 at the fire station, 501 Forest Ave., J..aguna Beach. Dop four months and older are required by law to be vac· claated agalftlt rabies and a v•lkl vacdlUltion certificate is needed to Uceme a dog. eo.t ol the vaccination is S2 per doc. and vetertnariant of the Southern California Veterinary Medical Aleociation donate their time to the clinlc as a public bealtb Mll'Vice. Further informa- tion. may_ be obtained by calling the SCV1IA at 714-~. Sebool Planned _ ST. LOUIS <AP> -~ leaden amounced pla111 to Mt up interim 1cbools to keep youn...., bUly aa a llrtke by nearlJC,400 public acbool teacben eatere4 ill fourth dQ. Tbe St. Louil lnterf altb Cieri)' Councll Thursday a1ked cburcbel and 1yna101ue1 to vol__. tlllir ..me.. for tbe temporary tcboola • Rain Shield in Clemente Sheets of plastic held down by sandbags cover slopes in residential areas of San Clemente these wet, winter days to pro- tect against rain-induced earth slippage. Street in foreground is Avenida Buena Suerte. With a little l~k and the plastic grouodcover, bomeowners bope U. slopes will hokl. Tun Remain ~---..!-' • I ~,,. in C.00.tCraah Two Laguna Beach motorists remain ln serious condition to- day following a Dana Point crash Wednesday night that claimed the life of a Camp Pendleton Marine. -- Monty Richmond, 11, i• in serious condition al Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Allen Grecg, 19, is in aertous coodition at UCI Medical CerUr. , Gregg wu the driver of a car that colllded bead on with another automobile driven by Tbomu Stocki, ZS, ol Lapna. Stocki and Scott Hunter, 16, ·also ol Laguna and a puaenser I n ..Gru1'1 car aloa1 wllh Richmond, are in stable condi- tion at San Clemente General Hospital. . Steve Henderson, 21, was killed in the Coast Hi1hway wreck. He was a pauenger ln Stocks' car. Plane Lands After Fire MIAMI <AP> -Whlle a Brazil·bound Boeing 7'11 Jetliner wilh one engine on fire circled for balf an hour to dump lta fUel, the veteran pilot kept b11 cool and talked to hia panenaen. "I told them that we b.cl an eqglne ftre and that lt would take ua about 30 minutes to dump all tbe fuel we h8d to dump," Capt. Franco Feddenen Hid 'nlunaay nl.,,\ after Varlg A1rUa. P'!lcbl IOI made a Nie laDdtng. ''llaybe they would like to have a eocktall." One ol tbt four enslDl9 bunt into flame when a fuel line broke momeatl llfter' tbe plane took off from lltaml International AlqlDl't CID..(I WQ to ....... Rio de JallroaadS.0 Paulo. Art Theft· Suspect , Sriught iii Warrant A $150,800 warrant ha hem is· sued ln Oraue County for lbe arrest ol a ~ · Loi AqeJes man suspected of stealing a valuable woodcut from a Laguna Beacb art 1allery Jut Nov.u . Laguna Beach Police in· veaU,ator Boe Liller said South County M~tpaJ Court Jud&e Blair Barnette iuued the war~ rant for lbe arrest of Daniel Pruitt Spencer. 2S, an un· employed musician who ap- parently bu skipped out on Los AD=~cen. was arreeted Dec. 218 on ehar.-ol a&eaH:W..an 11.C. Eicher woodcut enttled "La Cathedrale Engloutie" <The Drowning Cathedral l. Los An1ele1 pOlice made the arrest ln connecUon with the theft of a Joan llllro Uthograpb, stolen from a West Loi An1eles 1aller)t two weeb earUer. Tbe Laiuna Beach art 1aUery piece, vafued at $18,000 •• re- aIINA CHEERS auPUN FILM TOKYO <AP)-'nte CIUnese got their tint gum.-ol Cbartie Chaplin's ftJm ''MOdetn ,,._, .. one of bis belt known eomedie9 and political Nlirel and were deJlghted, P4*tn1\a otflclal Hsinbu.a news qeocy reported toch1y. · The Mini di8patch Men here Hid ...U·lmowa QUwe c....sy actor ltlieh 'n. "bllrodueed die ftlm to an audience ol 1,000 wtth tb6 comment, "Some eomdea leave bebiDd notblnc for people to ponder over. 8'at tbrouCb ex· ••sented moiemeata baled on Ufe and rkb m kleololiral ec.t· tent, °'8plln'I worfrl~~ a note of patbol and .., ~-......., .......... :r , .. p.'' covered shortly after sPeneer WU arr'elted, but the MJro litbo- grapb, valued at Sl.850. is atill miulng. Spencer, who was being held on SZS,000 bail in Los Angeles, told police be could recover the Mlro artwork and return it to of. ficen ii be were allowed out o( jaU on bil own l"eCOIDbance. Police agreed. But Spencer failed to eall in Jan. 10 and police said a search of bis apart. ment shows tbe man took aJl but a few ·items of clothing. He face. a Feb. 19 preliminary hearinl ID-Los An1eles but police do not expect him to show up. La1una investJ11tor Lister said St>encer's disapj)earance promptied bis request for a war· rant. "Aet1111lly, we're better off than Los Aqeles," Lister said today. "At leat we recovered OW' art wortL •• Wea1lier Fair tlarouP Saturday ..... ___ _.,...i.... toallbt • to 45: Ht1h1 S.t--••1!>· INllMft•AY ......... ,.. opma ,,..., llf llAof ,., ....... com••• to lo•Uu• O.M#a:1*. ,. ....... . ,..,.c •. I .. ' M ~Yfltl.OT LJ8C frld!J,an91111m 3rd Time Chanrier? Robbins· Predicts Busing· Lindt 01{ ln aa llUrw1ew toda1 ..,._ tald '* .... '" ~ ...... TM ,.,..... -. COllilit• cellent chance of pa11a1• t'-1 • • tr.ab> HmJt eour;: becaYM of the eme.....-. ol the onlertd ldwol bwlnc to attain metropolitan plan to bus Or..,,. racial balaact tau a 1ood County atudenta to tmecrate Loi chance to Pf111 the AIMIDlll)t, Aft.le&. ICbooll <Related aaory accordim '° 8Lale S.•• Alm Ml Robblal. "J>.Vu .. ..,... -.._... TM plan WU propoMd lut Naked Truth? r~ Copa Question CDM SE.ATl'LE <AP) -SboWd un• dercon1' Vice 14uad officers lake off more t.ban their badpe at work? That '1 the qUMUon for Seattle offictall, where an exotic-dance studio invelliaauoo wu dropped after the pollce cblef learned some offlcert took off tbelr sblrtt -amoai other tbinp -. durtnc undercover work. Police Chief ff. A. V anden Wyer aaya bla poUcy la clear: no dll~ Oil the job. But a vtce scwad olfteer told hi• boa in a memo that the ban hindered the arrest ol proatltutes. Tbe police chief met wttb Deputy Mayor Bob Royer th1a week to try to IOlve the problem. Royer 1ay1 be thou.ht city policy wu that olficen could atrip t.o all but tbelr aborta lf auch action was required to make arrest.a, addln1 he was concerned the dance studio In~ vestlptloo had been aJmoet too comp&eg. "P'ranldy,' tt la my understand· ing they have an underpanll rule, that they can strtn but tbev can't drop their pantl," Royer said. "Tbey came over here lut summer and 1peclficalJy uked for aa·exempUon to uod.real all the wa)'. They mede the request, and we then would look at it, and they then went· ahead and dld it and came back with the arrest reportl. .. Tbey took off everythlnc. The)' even indulged ln foodllna, '' Royer Mid. CbJel Vandea Wyer dilasreed. •'To the belt ol my knowJedce, they were not totally stripped," he 1aid. "I believe they were to tbetr 1borh, but to my kno•Jedce there certainly ... no foodliaa." ' He Nlcf tbat conclusion may have been reached became u officer reported a dancer made a "•uddm ~b." toucblna an officer. Vanden Wyer said after meet. int with Royer t.bat. no chance was planned In bla pollc)' against cllsroblnc· Royer agreed, but added, "We settled oo betna Oexible if that policy impedes an inve1ti1a· lion." In Marvin Trial No Written. Pact, Michelle Testifies LOS ANGELES <AP> - Michelle Triola Marvln testlfled oo crou-e:umaUon toda7 tut sbe uked act.or Lee Marvin several times for written prom- ises that he would support her bul he refused. • Marvin's altomey A. David Kaeon uked Miu Marvin: "Did you ever ask Mr. Marvin for an agreement In writing?" She pamed and said, "That could be." But on further questioning, 11he aaid more positively, "We discuaaed lt many Umea." "You never received anything In •rit!na rrom Mr. Mar'vln, Is that correct?" Ka1on asked. "That's correct," said Miss Marvtn. She 1ald she uked ''a few tlmff' ....,,. .. far. wtitwi aaree~ ment but Marvin said it was not necessary. that his lawyers knew about their oral asreement and abe would never baye any problems about 1upport. Marvln now denies that he ever agreed to support hl1 rormtJT lover. Mila Marvin said that after the actor's marrla1e ln .uno, be sent her monthly payments of SJ ,050, whlch gave her $833 after taxes for a llttle over a year. Then the payments atopped. Kogan, aeekJ.ac to dllc~t Mill Marvin, bu confroated her with a pUe of movie ma1ulne interviews be 11y1 1he save after proml1ln1 not to tallc pubUclj about her romance wlth the actor. Mill Marvin, who wq to con· elude her t.eaUmon)' today ln the '• DAILY PILOT property aettlemem cue, dealea abe ever agreed to the vow ol allence proposed to her by llarvln'• lawyers wben the e»u· pie aepar.ted. Kagon held up copies of 1972 and 1973 stories base on in· tervlewa with Mias Marvin. "That whole article is evidence of a failure to comply with 811 agreement that does r~· quire confidentlallty," Ka1on said of one story. The aareement he referred to waa an effort by Marvin's lawyers to prevent ldaa·and·teU stories b)' Mill Marvin when the couple ended their unmarried Uvln1 arranpment ln 1970. She lw said 1be WU offered S800 a month ln ~rt ll she would be .. a ~ ,irl" and not go to tbe ~· Sbe claims the never qriJid lo teep quiet. She received the paJDMDts for lea than a year, Mlu Marvin bu told tbecourt. ·'Mr. Kqoa ii lr)tinc to abow that tn IOID8 ltranp way abe breached an agreement ahe never bad," said Mill Marvin's attorney, Marvin Mitcbelaon. Mill Marvt.n, 46, wbo legally changed her name at the end of the six-year love affair, baa sued the actor ror $1 million plus half of the MMtl be acquired while the)' lived totetber. President 'Qeared' W ASHING'l'ON (AP> -Preel· dent Carter did not nelOliate wtth his friead Bert Lane. for tower bltsllt rataa for bla fami· Ty pHIM tudBJH, White lb.we pre11 secretary Jody Powell 1ay1. And Powell said Carter WU unaware that bla brotbet-Billy, wbo wu rumJlnll tbe tw..a .... WU ~awbll a commodity loalr~ .. Na- Uoul a.It ol Gecqla. ....... Nlllaadecl to ......... quHUoaa for Dlatlf .. bou.r Thunday coacern1q • report releaeed a da,y uru.r by a com· mlttee of tbe· Nllk'1 board, ...... ...,...,,... -)a ....... tlon ot 1111 Cut.er IOADI ud other ......... to Miltie • IRdt b)' the federal 8eeartUel and Ex· c: ...... Qs• C hdoa fall -a ~ of .xperq .... =1~P::.-=~~ ,........._ "1IW the raU. of the LM ~·-Unlfted Scbool Diltr1ct. Robbins noted that t•o m ... uree umUu to IUa Senate CoD1tltutlonal Amendment 2 .......... DMled by ........ Seute OlllJ lo be defeated by tbe more liberal Aleembly. Hll SCA 2 WH approved Thunday by a JJ to S vote of the state Senate . "The third ume la IOina to be tbe charmer," Robbins pr~ dlcted. • 'Tbe metropolitan plan baa chanced tbe POlitiea of bualn&. People In Oranse County formerl)' weren't concerned ' wftb tbe problem but now tbey are very much involved because there's a poulblllty that their children will be hued.·· be buled." Robblal said tbe meuure will be bHrd by tbe AHembly Judiciary Committee In late February. He aald committee cbalrman, Jatk Fenton, 1).1..Gs An1elea, will 1upport tbe meuure. Robbtnl said all of tbe 0raace County Slerameoto deleaatlon backs bla measure and be e:it· l*U ta.a to be QD band next trriday far a fund·ralalnC anti· bull~ tbe Oraqe Coull· ty F ln eo.ta Meta. Prem P.,,e A J RAID ••• The \rmy confirmed that Israeli gunboat. abelled guer. rtlla tar1eta on the southern Lebane.e cout. nie army ClOl'l\· mand said lnltlal reports were that between 15 to 25 suerrillas were killed .in the raid and 10 bulldiap uted u shelters and arms depots were destroyed al El Ayiabiya and 10 bunkers at Amoun. Tbe raid, the teCOOd in three days aplnat 1uerrllla targets into ~ Lebanon. came aa the Pal..unlan parllament·ln· exile mapped strategy at a sum· mit in Demucus, Syria. and a U.S. envoy IOUsht a formula to revive the deadlocked lsraell· E1ypt1M peace talk.a. · It wu the ftrst major lsniel.i ground attack In southern Lebanon alnce lbe llraell 'tn· vaslon lat March and appeared to be the abMpeel Israeli reply in the latest eye.for-an-eye duel with the Paleatiniana. An army communique said parachute units and troops or the Colanl infantry brigade, atriklag under an artillery um- brella, deltroyed guerrilla bales near Arnoun and El Ayiablya, in the atronfhold of Y user Arafat's A Falah guerrillas called Patahland by tbe Israel.la. The communique said the ralden returned to Israel. Al'DOUll is about five miles northwest of Metulla, llraeJ 's nortbernmost town ln the northeast panbanctJe and El Ayllhlya la about three miles f urtber north. Million Back Crusade by Kb .. oman1n1 ,,,_..P.,,.AJ) RECALL VOTE TUESDAY •• write the letten. Deoia Hom, an aide to sth Dia· trtct SUpervtaor Thomu Riley. said the supervisor makes lt hia policy to stay oul .of local politics. "But SUpervllor CRiiey) ii on record as 'bavlng acknowlectaed that Mr. Walker and Mrs. Wilklmoo have done a good Job," said Horn . "The supervtaor does regularly com- pliment people for their con· trlbutionl." Hom said he did not know whether Riley's letter was solicited, but aald be didn't think ltwu. Other quotations on the ruer distributed by the Walker· WllkllllOn aupport commlllee were attributed to Orange Coun· ty Sheriff Brad Gates, As - semblywoman Marian Bergeson <R-Newport Beach> and retired state Sen. Denn.la Carpenter <R· Newport Beach>. On the other side of the political fence, supporters or Walker and Mra. Wilkinson were cbarctna Muahett with drum· mini vp wbat they called "phony" campalan lslues In bia afle1.tlona th8t the mayor has owned bul1din81 lQ the city con- talnlng Wepl convenlQlll. Ct\y zonlna and bulldina In· 1pecton aalcl today tbey have still not been able to tel lnllde the Mona LIA GaJlerys. located in a Walker·owned abopplng complex. Muabett asked for an inspectlon ol the Galleries last week. He saJd he received in- formation that a machine shop was operating tllegally in a "bootleped" conversion there. ZoJlin8 Administrator Euaene Schulte said today that be has Quartet Due In Laguna The t.a,\all Beach Chamber Music Sodety wtll present the Bartok Quartet at 8:30 p.m. Jan. 28 IJr the Lquna Beach High School auditorium, 825 Park Ave., Laguna Beach. Single concert Ucketa mQ be purchased for t8 and may be re· served by calllnt 4"·3106 or ~ ~ « b)' wrltJq t.o Box 385 Laguna Beach, Ca. ta852. ' not ~able t.o reach Gallerles operator Jerry Holt or Walker by telephone. Sc:bulte said he bat left meuaiea over the put week for both men to call him, but bu beard from neither ol them. Shah~ At£state? PALM SPRINGS tAP> -An Iranian official spent the night al Walter Annenberg's luxury estate to see if it would be a s uitable bav-eil for Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi. Ardesbir Zahedi. Iran's am· baasador to the United States, said Thursday be visited the Rancho Mirage estate in . this wealthy desert resort. Zahedl said the shah, who left his troubled country for an in· dennite period, will not arrive before Monday. He was Jn F.gypt Tbund•y •nd reportedly planaed to It.op off in Morocco before coming to the United Sta tea. · Nevada Solons Defeat ERA CARSON CITY <AP > -The Nevada Aaembly today killed the Equal Rights Amendment for the W19 session, duplicating action by the Senate Tuesday. The action came on a voice vote after Democratlc Party leaden ursed assemblymen not to press for a roll call which could embarrass lndivJdual lawmakers who would have to lake a stand OD the emotional is· sue. Tbe public voted 2· 1 against the ERA hr a-ttfenndum on the November ballot. Only two voices in the As· sembly could be beard speaking aaalntt the "no further con- sideration" call. those of ERA· backen Tod BedroliJn, D-Reno, and SUe Wagner. R·Reno. Six Injured As Cop Cars Hj.t ~y Truck Three Irvine Police officers and three other persons were in· Jured Thursday night when a ihree.quarter·lon delivery truck slammed into the back of a police car parke d on the shoulder of the Santa Ana Freeway. • Two police cars had stopped a motoml on the freeway near Jeffrey Road for investigation or what police alJeged was reckless driving. - The truck, estimated by one officer to have been traveling "at least 55 miles per hour," hit the first pallce car, and the im-pact sent the car flying Into the other police sedan, which in tum struck the rear of tbe stopped station wagon. Both police cars were de· moltstM!d. Neither the policeman nor the driver and two passengers of the station wagon were in their cars. The Sprlng Valley residents were standing outside their sta· tJon wqon belna questioned by the police when the truck bit. All ot them, however, were in· jured by nyiq gJasa and metltl and by being struck by tbe knocked-about parked can. · The delivery t.natk rolled over on tta aide. Police reported that the truck driver. who was unJnJured, tried to escape on foot into a nearby orange grove. Tiiey said ooe of the Injured officers, Craig Smith, chased and tackled him. Police am!flled David Howard Carter, 24, of Los Angeles on suspicion or felony drunken drlv· ing and auto tpeft. The truck re- portedly was stolen. Catter was booked Into Orange County Jail. Smith waa treated by county paramedics for scrapes and bruises. PoU~e said Thursday it was the former Glendale of· ficer's find. night on patrol with lbe Irvine force. . 'J'wo other officers, David Freedland and Timothy Smith, were taken to Tustin Community Hospital. · Freed.land was reported in c.od condition. Ligament. in bis legs were tom. Smith was release d after treatment for head injuries. Freedland was reparted In good coodlUon. Ugaments In his le.ca were tom. ADVANTAGE-ALDEN'S t • One huge advantage Alden'• h8I over most carpet atorw Is that we hive our own tnat.,1«9. providing ftexlblllty and AtlllbfHty In sc:hedutlng Installations. Very few department stores or specialty carpet atoree have their own WOriu'OOml, and must rely on an outside contr8Ct eet'Vloe for trtst11Hationl. We have had many people buy from -uf' •ft•r being d~nled by an lnatal'-'ion comp1ny who acheduled a job end dktnl lt10W up or call. Sometimes this ha ~ned two or three tlmet before the CUIJomef gNee UP. At At~·~•llation echedute fa operated very --~ our men .. held up on a prevloua Job OIU96nO •. ltlrt. our men wut 1t11y end ftAIM. -·, If YoU want rellabUlty -cell,.ull .. ' DIN'S : iiiilillat1on: ·custom dT•P•,i••-~ lnolun • wood floor q>lfA MllA. CALlf. f2621 • ,HON! 64'·•1JI -'4•·2'55 f; ~...,,.....,.._,,_ ______ ~-·-"---_____ ;.-.;,_, '-~·---- ' .. ~. Lag una Beach High School dancers walked away with the trophies at a recent Winter Choreographer's Concert in Hunt- ington Beach. Winners <from front> are J e nnifer Sta nley, Corinne Calamaro, Eve Henderson, Polly Peckham, Briana Line and Bob Murphy. The six dancers were pitted against more than t:iO dancers from 10 high schools in the two-day competi- tion .. I .: County Health Plan .. . 'Will to Live' Boosts Charree -~Canceled by State · For Wayne SACRAMENTO CAP> -The state 1bW'Sday canceled its $1. ' million coatract with an Orange County prepaid bealth plan tUt . ptovides care for 5,000 Medi.cal recipimts. The state Health Services Department sent a telesram to ,.. Dr. Alfred euu.o al tbe eky ol Orange aaytng the coiatraet with • his company, HMO Concepta, • .. lne., will not be renewed after it ' · explres Jan. 31. '· The telegram cited, among other reasons, the company's financial problems, costs that Ckmente Cops ; Arrest Man in . · Carl's Heist -San Clemente poUce arrested a Leucadia man Thursday on -armed robbery cbaries In con.-. nection with the Dec. 30 holdup of a fast food restaurant In " which two men esc•ped with $1,900 cash. Police Sgt. William Trudeau .. said Anthony Eugene Parker, 23, was arrested in EncinitaB, r where he turned himself in to San Diego Sheriff's deputies The Dec. 30 robbery occurred just before midnight at the Carl's Jr. restaurant, 3929 S. El exceed state Umita, the al.leced failure to pay health care pro- viders on time, ~ial deal- tnp amoac related companies, and "lack of eouad ~am policies and practices." CanllO could not be reached for comment. He denied any wron1doln1 ln a recent in-· terview. -Hld he bad put lar1e amounts ol hil own money lnto the COIQP&DY Prepaid health plans offer cuat.omen a full ruae ol health care for a flat mootbly fee, a system that ii suppc>Md to en- courage preventive care and cost control. The state reim· bwvs the plans ror each Medi· Cal patient they enroll. After a series of 1candala in California prepaid hea1th plan.. , the state turned certillcatlon of tbe plans over to the federal gov· ernment. HMO Concepts was certified by the U .s. Department of Health, Education and Welfare last year.· The state baa been conducting an e xtensive audit of the com· pany's complex fuumces. According to a report tbia week by the Sacramento Bee, out of nine profit.makln1 flnna that provide services to the nofto profit ~ Concept.a, eight are owned by CanllO and hia wife, Shirley. : Camino Real. Police said one The newspaper also said : man armed with a two-inch re· Caruso's penoaal flnancea have , : voJver and another with ·an been &angled wttb thole al bis ei&ht·inch hunting knife entered company, and.JDOneJ from tbo9e : the restaurant through an . un-mln1led acCOUIU bu flowed to • locked employees' door just other ventures u far away u ; after the cale closed. Phoenix. : Whlle some employees were ;, ordered to lie on the floor and At one point, tbe Bee lald, , otben were.abut lmlde a walk·ln former Gov Edmund "Pat" : freezer, the two men took cub Brown, at C•ruao's request, • from the ta t al and asked a federal olftcial to speed • , res uran s e up alk>catiaa of IDODev ,_ a ; from the man.ac«'• desk. 1 •·-; Trudeau aald p~llce in· $437,000 federal loa to tbe com· • vesU,at.cJn are tutlbl!!..,. IWI' PBllf. : Narcb for a eecoad suspect, Brown. f .. ot t'he m. re. : cteseribed as a black ID bla 408, -v __ , .. _. be rmlll!lllll1111 : about S·feet-10, wearln1 b11 ;;:=.,.--~ : "Afro" hair style in a net. · ~ • Parker wu in cmtody today Tbe newspaper allo aatd HMO : at the San Clemente J au on Coa~epta baa bad but over-~ SIS,000 bill. drafts ol up to '75,000 a moath. LOS ANGELES <AP > -There ~. no aaurance that actor John Wayne will .recover from cancer, officials at UCLA lled1eal Center ny, but the Hollywood veteran '1 "lremen· doua will ~ live" is encourag-. ma. ''Hope la what we want to bear rltbt now,•• ••Id Bernard Strobn. admlnl1trator of the boepttal where the 11-year-old actor from Newport Beach la re- coverift8 from cancer surgery. "What ii important to me is th.la tremendous will to live that Mr. Wayne carries," Strohm added at a briefing. Wayne's stomach was re· moved in a 91,o;-hour operaUon last weet, and docton diaclosed Wedneeday that a pathological study found cancer cells in lymph nodes near Wayne's stomach . Lymph npdes, part of a system that apreads through all parts of the body, filter and pro- cea the cioao..1ess llqujd that car· ries nourtahment from the blood to ~llOdy tiuues. Tiie Ouid is cleaned of debris and microorganis ms by the nodes, then returned to the blood. vessels. The lymph aystem alAO produces white blood cells, which combat lnfecUon. . strobm WU uked lf he ~ offer reassurance about Wayne's future. ''I wish I could," be aald. "Cucer ii the type of d1aeue that jUlt doesn't give that op. lion." Strohm laid there bu been no decilkla on further treatmmt, ~ but "at tb1s time chemotherapy is not planned, u I undentand it." Cbemotberapy. the uae of dru•• for tr9111tment, often cau.es leftn aide I.fled&. ln- cludiq name• and Jou of bair. Strohm Aid Wayne baa mmde • load recovery l1Dce Ilia lll&elt cancer surpry. War. wbo 1o1C.Part of a fua& to ca~ in~ 1ras belm •· = =c;,mStrvbm ~=:=~ expect to release Wayne 'in about 10 days. : -: . , I Before Supec_Bo~I, Check 1 .Hometown News~ Baf'w6rtli'· • l I !"d!r·J!ny!rx It, 1t'71 S DAILY PILOT ~ Future 'GlooIDv' of fuadl from die federal p -ernrneat. s. uid tUt ot tbe state'• 51 :U.~l.tr:t·-~--~ 1• ..... COUlll_y ~ in tas" plld to Wuldmtoft. ~-~iharelaretura ot tu fuDdl alao •• a tbeme •mded before tbe bull· ne11men _by Ctb District SuDervtlor Ralpll Clark. Clan, a member o1 the county Funds .Woe May Halt Bus Garage Dtfftcultles in gettinc federal transit flmda for west.em states may bait a t.1.1 million addition to u.e lniDe tu 1arace ot the Oran1e County Transit District before it feta atarted. OCTD' diJ'ecton have agreed to Hek bldl In aptte of a report tbat federal transit funds are be- lq c\& in tbe West ID order to funnel tbe money into the eutem and midwest.ern states. The project in Irvine would complete the transit district division located in the former Irvine Elementary School on Sand Canyon Road near the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. When completed, the facility would home 253 buses, about 100 more than it bandies now. Crash Kills El Toro Teen James Johnson, 17, El Toro died 1bunday of irtjuries be sur: rered ln a car crash Monday. Johns on, 24242 Ankerton Drive, was fatally lJUured when a car in wh'ich he was a pas~er skidded off raln·slick El Toro Road and struck a utill· ty J>Ole broadside. The driver of the. car 16-year· old Laura Ferlau£o oi Mission Viejo, wu unhurt in the l : 50 p.m. coWaion. Youna Johnson died at 1:15 p. m Thursday at Saddleback Community Ho8pital. Funeral arrangement• a~ pend1ns . Tr8DlllGl'tadoa Commlukla. bu launched a campalcn to cet Or~ OcMmt1 Imo a separate carrr.. DWnct .. order '°tit a 1n1..-wbare of 1'8te road funda lt DOW bat to share with Los AQl9lee and Vmtu.ra COUD· ilel. ''They keeo te1lina m Or~e County is a clOnor =·"Clan said. "Well we ~ that atace a loal Ume qo and ., ••'re IOlD& to let 'em know , we 're ~eediaa to deatb," be t aatd. The bu1ine11men ap-l plauded. 1 NiWlj 6ledlld .......... ...,.._! rlett 1Vleder d11eu11ed no speelftc IUuei, Dul ~ re- IOUDded ber eampalp Dledlea to aave taxNYen' dolfan l>y worldq in -cfote cooperaUon witb "8te and federal fOYerD· meot. /,,------------------------------------------.. Chase <Atnflned Parking Lot Speeds (J() mph PoUce punuita at 80 mph are fairly routine -unless you 're on a parking lot. THAT'S WHAT HAPPENED early today to Newport Beach Police Sgt. Anthony Villa. 1be officer said be wu in h.la patrol car at 22nd Street and Balboa Boulevard about 2 a .m. when the suspect motorist drove up aJoaaaide bim with hil Ugbta out. The driver stared at Villa briefly. then roared away. Villa gave cb.ue with red lights and siren around the Newport Pler parkina lot. Vlfla claims they bft 80 ln the cloeed-clrcuit contest. FINALLY THE DaJVEa turned up the wro,,, aide o( McFadden Place and then the wrong way on Newport Boulevard. • Suspect David Arthur Cook, Jr., 2'. ol Los Alamitos, waa finally taken into custody ln front o( Forgit's Hardware. He's In Orange County Jail ln lieu of S2SO bail. Police say they're still baffled u to why Oook did it. County Teen"Held A teenager who allegedly took a shot at a Santa Ana poli~ of. ficer remained ln custody today at Orange County Jail. Charles Thomas, 18, o( Santa Ana was booked Thursday morn.lnc after allegedly shooting at officer Julian Samora with a .22·caliber Derringer. Police sai.d Samora stopped his patrol car in the 800 block of South Center Street to talk to Thomas and a companion when the shot was fired, missing the officer and hitting bis car. Police aaid the youth dJ'ODDed the weapon when the ofliCer drew· bla service revolver. Thomas was booked on suspi· cion of assautt wtth a deadly weapon on a police officer and biS 14-year-old male companion wu taken to Juvenile Hall on · suspicion of being under the in· Ouence of drugs. . V~ncy Remains LOSANGEL!S <AP> -Mem· hen of the Los Angeles School Board have failed ror the fourth time to bl'eak a deadlock over fllliq the vac.ancy Jett by Diane Watson. but offlclala indicated a IOlution ... in llstit. tresent FRUIT ,..~TREE Featuring Algerian Tangerine, Washington N~el or Valencia Orange and Eureka Lemon. J gallon size, reg. '3.49 _Sale Price · *1 .49 lare Root Fruit Tr111 and Ro- Mo. 1 llol-ftlllnt l1111. .................................... •2.11 llO. 1 Plflllld 1 .......................................... -!4.G AAll Awonl •Wl ........ -....... -·-... -·!1.11 1191""9 ,., ... lllltlt I 1111 I Ill fllllllllill 11 .. 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You'd b9tter' buJ flll. u..,...,. 10'&· WaltAal.~ .... la .... toeell,_. ,_ R«*lt 8dvert.laemeiita fer -ftrm oper ....... au our co.-.. ...... can, .......... ~···· Uaat •Ullllta IOID ..... like &bil: ''Nat llllillla ,,_. Ooadl AN Goillt to Colt Amtrtcw 11 P9rceat llont" You duldl Your tbel\ 9l ...... lbat tt'I .... to eolt ·YGU 11 ~ more. You may aot .,.. bodilel' to cblck wbat lt la. You run out bu1 tt ..,. "Ot ... ,...... • ., tbal ta tbat'a ioLna to cost me 17 perctlll more," you implore tbe111Mman . • n J8T THE OTBE• NIGll'I\ I bappened to be eavuclropplne on a telepboae eonVenatioa by oae ol our coastal auto salesman. He was being_sympat.betic to a potential customer who was suffering second tbouahts about laying out cold cub for a new heap. . J The · safesman hit all the usual points abeut what a good buy this v~bicle was, the cbolce OJJtions available, the wonderful paint shades and plmh upbolatery. Then he hit the fe1Jow with the cllntber point: • HONO KONO CAP> -TM I .JOO V1t\D.mHe ref111 .. 1 cremmed aboard tb1 ruaty f .......... ..., ...... wW be ... lowed .... Ill .... Xoq after uvt.1 ..._ lNlrred ttom tbAa al'Wli ~ for . nearly four ..a. _... cloee to &be llOV· .............. today. a....-. on a boat tbat tot wttbtn • yarda of the frelabter 1ald tbt ref\lpee appeared d&- lirioul wWl joy and aerumed lhetr lhMb to u.e Hona · Koaa aad 8rttilb pwnmenta. THE t ,at.TON Taiwanese· owaecl fNl...._ a&eamecl bllo lloal "--..... ...., ..... remal'nUtl outaAde • ...,.... ~---Dec.al. ~ODI-~ olftda1I at fin&,. Id u.m D1n111u1oa ea a..... H)'ln1 tbe'r crowde4 laland could no& dial wtU. • _.. refuaeea aad that tlN 111lp'1 oriflnal port of call WH in Taiwan. The ~ ordered the boat to aaU for Taiwan, but tbe captaha. ideaUlled u lhu w-. •hln defied tbe dinettve aDd threat ol a four.year prlaoD term and laUed toward tbt Uay illaad Govenaer s ·teps In Pardons Trigger Tennessee Probe NASIMLLE, Tenn. (AP>-Gov. Lamar Alexaadet' sreppled to. . dey with the status of priaooen granted clemency by bit predece11or u the ltate '1 pardoo-aelliq ~andal sprawled into f~al aDd ltll&e cow'tlooma aDd tbe Le&ialature. . • The federal presence in Tennessee broadened, wttb tbe dilelolure that a federal grand jury in Memphis was reportedly in- veaUcallnl the awarding· of ll· quor licenses and highway COD· tracts. The Tennesaean newspaper quoted Justice Department of- fl clals today as saying the federal investigation includes "federal highway contracts and a whole range of federal pro- gram1." ~ A FEDE&AL grand Jur,y re- convened ln Nashville on Thurs- day to investigate the alleged pardon and parole selling. FBI agents were at" the state capitol late Wednesday through early Tbunday to make sure no docu· ments were reJDQved that might be needed in-the investigation. Tom Ingram, adminiatralive aide to Alexander, said the FBI aeents bad seired no records. today with records on 38 prisoners, 32 of whom bad their sentences commuted by Blan-ton. ~THE LEGISIATU&E wa to consider reeoludom today to cenaure Blaaton. -In Mempbia, inmate Michael Clandolo flied a.pt to force bis release. Blanton com. muted Cianclo&o 's 20-year sen- tence for leecal-delfte murder to time served, makin& him eligible for freedom. Alexander's swearlq-ln ·wu scheduled after U.S. Attorney Hal Hardin told state olficiala be believed Blanton was about to free more prisoners. A fonnal inauguration is to be held Satur· day. Alexander's first ottlcial act was to ,order prison officials to hold convicts whole sentences were commuted by Blantoo. ol Kau YI 0.. ~ol &be eol· oay. POLICS l••IDIATELY declared tbe =· 2"" miles west ol fbsc Island, cAf limits to 'reporters and out- 1lden. 'A IOftl'IUDllllt 1pobsman aa1d tbe ,..,...... will be pl'OCHHd Saturday on bolnl two ferries berthed~ the freipter. Gover snent aources, who deellaed ~ be Mlentlfied, uld t::, relQl111 wW be allowed on ...... tbe proceuiq la com. ...... · Badlalo Roa•• It ... aat blown ..... tbe ,..,..,.. would be '8m ...... the)' IMded. ' aartJGSB I POKU•AN Chu HIMn-mial IAid Ila•,_.. telephone........., that tM ~ taln decided to enter a.. Kane w•ten and "aacrtftce ......... for tbe ..a ol bit,.,:' by surrendertnl to the m tile· partment. Chu aald the captain dectded to take the action became ol an lncreastnc number of sick aboard, lack ol food and driak· lns water and deterloratlnc weather CJGlldiUom. A herd of policemen on motorcycles and in cars couldn't round up a lo~e buffalo who-strolled away from his pen at the National Western Stock Show in Denver on Thurs· . day. After the 450..pound animal had ambled about two miles along Interstate 25, a cowboy from the show lassoed him from horseback. "Of course," be said calmly, "the real problem ls that if vou wait, thls;fine model will cost more next year ... " And he's probaJy right. Everytblng costs more next year. YOU AaE REMINDED ol this just by cbectinc ·today's costs of a new bouae along tbi.s best of all poaible coasts. And Ulen across my desk bu eome a report that an outfit called Antiquity Reprima bu just publisbed an il· lustrated volume c•lte-dT usboppeU'a Modern Houses-1887." Alexander took. office late Wednesday in a hastily ar- raneed &wearlnl·in designed to block former Gov. Ray Blanton, a Democrat, from ordering the , release of more convicted criminals. Early this week, Blanton srantecl clemency to 52 inmates, including 2• murde1e1a. Police· :KiJI ·Polygamist The book points out that u. that rear! rou coWd buy complete plans and an-it.embed bill ol matenala for an elaborate Gothic residence for just $20. Twenty bucks won't tet you througb the door of the building department at City Hall these days. AND llVILDING C08T8! In JSI, you could get "a Six· room oottqe" featurint towers, porches, st.aiDed glass and gingerbread trim, •tartin& at $1,200. The place didn't neceaartly include a bathroom. But at thole prices, you might not be picky. Clearly, you could get a lot for your dollar ln 188'7. U you had a dollar, of course. And the salesman was probably twitcbine bis bandlbar mustached and warrung potentiaJ buyers, "Thia one's'a real value, and of course, it'll cost more next year." ffe was right again. Fighting Continues At Cambodian-.Port . BANGKOK, Thailand <AP> -Rea~ fla1itinc wu reported m Cambodia today between VidnameM forces and holdout troopa ol the fallen repme at the coaatal port cA Kampot, around nearby Komponc Som and in ball a dozen areas acrou the country. Thai and Western mil,ltary an~ly1ts said Vietnameae warplanes were Dying repeated strikes qainst Kampot, 90 mUe.s southwest of Uae capital qf Phnom Penh on an estuary of the Gulf Of Thailand ., I . In otber developments: -A8GtJMENTS WE&E scheduled before three Criminal Court Judtes today on whether Blanton'• right to free prisoners without parole board recommen· dation ls subject to a court challenge. -A lawyer for Eddie Sisk, the former lepl counsel to Blanton who wu ooe of the three. state officials arrested Dec. 15 on pardon-selllns charges, sought. dismlasal of a federal warrant acainat b1s client. The lawyer arguett proeecutors have failed to meet 8\18l'8Dt.ees of a speedy trial. -Robert E. Lillard, who sue· ceeded SUsk u legal counsel to Blanton, WU to IO before the federal grand jury t;n Nashville 6 Killed in Fire PHIL-ADELPHIA (A£.) Fire swpt tbroUlb a home in a worlrlJll·clua nei1bborbood of PbUadelllbia early today, killing six children and injurtq at least three otber penona, police said. PoUce said the dead ranged to· a~e from 3 to 15 years. Chicago Tempers Flare . . I Sto~related Delay• Raiae Ire in Windy City Temper•f•re. Man Shot in~., Over School lnue .._COALVILLE. Utah <AP> - Poly1ambt '1obn Siqer, wbo often said be would rather dM than allow bia cbUdrea to attebd public scbools, waa lcilled by a sbot1un blast after he pulled a gun on 10 police officers tl')'inC to al't'elt him. authorities said. Singer. •7, was shot 'lbunday when police aouaht to arrest him :>n assault and contempt charges u be wu pickins up his mall outside the snow-covered, band· built farm where be secluded ·himself with two wives and 10 children. The farm, in Marion, la 60 mUes east of Salt Laite City. SINGElt'S na8T wtfe, Vicki, was arrested, said Sheriff Ron Robinlon at the county seat cA Co•lvllle. Sbe and her husband bad earlieT been charted with contempt ol court resuJtlAC from their refUlal to send bit five · schoof-..e childrfn to public: school. • Singer bad built a one·room schoolhouse oa tu. 21,\-ac:res of property, sa)'inl be wanted to protect bis cbUclren from the in· nuence of society. He said he ob- j e cted to drug use and to teacblnp ol racial tquality. Robinson, who was not among the arresting officers. was under a pending contempt order for not arresting Singer. He refused to say which offtcer shot Singer. The order was sought by Dean Blac~. the former husband of Singer's second wire, Shirley. Black had been awarded custody cA bis three children at the Singer farm. AFTE& THE shooting, the three children were taken to their rather. who lives in Kamas. The Singer children were turned over to juvenile anJ authorities and taken to shelter homes. After the shooting, Vicki Singer said, "It happened so fast we didn't know what to do." Robinson said Singer pulled a gun on officers after l,11ey iden- tif-ied themselves as police. STATE PtJBUC Safety Direc- tor Larry Lunnen said at. a news conference Thursday night that it had been hoped to catch - Singer so .,,.prepared and out· numbered that he would sur- render. He said Singer "drew a loaded oistol, took aim and appeared as if he were going to shoot... He said the pistol's safety was ofr. Robineon re!usell to say which officer shot Singer. Lunnen said officers' lives were threatened in anonymous telephone calls after the shooting. '2SQ g;/i C.t1l;/;cal~ · R.J..,,..IJ. (II Gftf . W.111:li/IP/.z11Sl.H • I ;i,,,.,., .,. ~13,197P I