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Westminster Teachers on
'takeoffs 'Unsafe'
County Jets
Ignore FAA
By GARV GRANVILLE
Of -0..1, ,., ... $\Mt
Jet airline rs follo wed their
usual takeoff procedure from
Ora nge County Airport today as
a l<'ederal Aviation Administra·
lion request to do otherwis e wa's
ignored.
Adherence to the long stand·
mg takeoff procedures designed
to minimi~ Jet noise spared res· . '
Palestinian
Rockets Hit
Israel Towns
By The Asaod ated Press
Rockets fired by Palestinian
g uerr i ll a s fro m b a ses in
, southern Lebanon fell on towns
in northe rn Israel today, nar·
ro wly m issing a c r o wd of
schoolchildren rus hing to bomb
she lters. Israel r adio reported.
Israeli g unners r et urned the
fire.
The radio reported no injuries
in the Katyusha rocket attacks
on the border towns ot Klryat
Shmooa and Metulla, just (1ve
miles apart in the northernmost
Ga lilee, a fi nger of la nd that juts
into Lebanon.
It quoted Defense Minister
E zer Weizman as te lllng a
m eeting or a p a rliame nta ry
committee t hat Is rael would
strike at civilian populaUons in
Le b anon i( the rocketing of
JaraeU towns does not stop.
A school ill Klryat Sbmona
took a direct hit on a second-
noor class room, the radio said..
but the 400 pupils a nd their
teachers had just rushed into un-
de rground shelters after the fi rst
rocket exploded nearby,
It was the third lime in five
d ays northern Is rae li s ettle-
ments have been rocketed.
In Beirut, the Lebanese gov-
ernment ur"C!'d the U.N. Security
<See ROCKETS, Pa1e AZ>
Bandit Gets 8188
At Mesa Eatery
A bandit displayed the butt
e nd o r a r evol ver in h is
w.al1lbamd t.o.a-uabi• Monda~.
night a nd escaped with $188
from a Taco Bell outlet In eo.ta
Me H , police saJd.
There were no lnjurl~s In the
!0:43 p.m. heist at thf raat food
branch at 2900 Fairview RoM.
Police a re seeking a ma n In hia
t mld·208 on an armed robbery
, ch1r1e. . ~ \
r.•
idents m the airport area addi·
lional din as the a irliners climbed
s kyward.
Bul the dis a greement over
takeorr procedures declared un-
safe by the FAA last Friday still
divided officials of the two af-
fected. airlines, Air California
and Hughes Alrwesl, and the
federal agency.
The FAA can, if it chooses,
arbitrarily issue an emergency
ord e r tha t wou l d m a nda te
changes In the takeoff routine at
Orange County Airport.
Or. the aviation agency can
begin administrative proceed-
ings that would give the airlines
a chance to contest the unsafe
declaration a nd oppose the re·
quested changes.
A s f o r n o w . th o u g h .
spokesmen for both a irlines said
their piJot s will co ntinue to
climb the airliners to 500 feet un·
der full power and then throttle
back while climbing until the
coastJlne is reached before re·
verti ng to ful I power.
Friday. l<'AA officials said the
plane should reach J ,000 feet
before power is reduced .
Noise t ech nic i ans a t the
a irport said Sl4Ch a maneuver
would have "a catastrophic im-
pact '' on airport ma nagement's
effort lo reduce the jet noise lm-
p a ct on s urroundin g com ·
m u nilies -Ir vine , Newport
Beach, Costa Mes a and Santa
Ana Heights.
And worried county govern·
m ent officials ordered a legaJ re-
v ie w o ( th e poss ib l e r e ·
(Sff A.IRPOllT, Pa1e AZ)
Mays Makes
Hall of F ..!!_llW
NEW YORK <AP > -
Willie Mays. former cen-
terfielder with the Giant s
in Ne w Yo rk and San
Yrancisco, was elected lo
baseball's Hall of Fa me
today. (Story, Page Bl>.
Since the voting began
in 1938, Mays is only the
ninth player to be named
in his first year ol eligiblll·
ty. He received 409 or a
possible 432 votes by 10.
year m embers or th e
Baseball Wt >ten-ltnv ... ,.·
lion or America. who
partidSMlte in the annual
ballottnc.
Two other outrleldera,
Enot Slauahter •nd Duke
Snider. ralled to receive
the neceuary votes.
I Sign of the Ti1nes I Walkout
Called
For D~y?
By ROBERT BA RKER Ol t ... o.tllr ,., ... Si.fl
Teachers in the Wcstmmstcr
School Dis tnct went on -:.;trrkf'
th is rnornin~ over deadlocked
negotiat ions for a t979·80 SC'hool
year contract.
A SPOkPsman for the teacher~ said the strike is only a one -day af
fair staged "to get chstrict of
facials to move on :.ome key 1:-.
s ues.··
However , R:.irbara Winti r:.. ,,
f
s pokeswoman for the clertl l·n
tary district. !'>:11d d1!'>lrtct of
. f1 C'1a ls look upon the walkout a!'>
a full fl edged strih
,.,. .,, •• ,....1.
A massive advertisement in London's Tot-
te nham Cou rt Road has a message for
passers by from Brita in 's Conser vative
Party. The nation currently is in the ~rip
of a strike by 26,000 rail road engineers
and 70.000 truck drivers.
CUP Slayings Detailed
Garden Grove Woman Blames 8fyfriend
WOODLAND CAP > -An 18· year-old female who blamed the
s layi ngs of two C alH orn ia
Highway Patrol officers on her
boyfriend says she heard one
victim scream for help with his
last breath.
Ma rgaret Klaess of Garden
Grove testified between s pates
of sobbing Monday at t he fi rst
day or a preliminary hea ring or
two murder cha rges aga inst
L u i s R o d ri guez , 23, o f
Sacramento.
S h e said ahe heard three r:r lodl ot ahoootlni while sitting
the car t hat the officers
stoppe d , b e twe en whic h
Rodriguez searched frantically
ror bia fake drivers license and
even hJs own pistol. T he fake
lice nae was r eported ly found
later at the scene , as was a
pistol.
Rodrlll(UH la charged with kill· Ing Officers William Freeman,
35, who died of mu1t1ple gunshot
wounds, and Roy Blecher , SO,
who dJed handcuffed with one
1hot through the back or hta
head. It happened alongside In·
teratate 80 Juat west of Sacramen-
to ln the rotlY early houn or Dec.
!2. RodrtjUea faces the death
pen11l7.
-M tH l\tae.1, wno 1n1tta11r.
faced the 11me charses. wa!I a ·
lcwed to plead fullty H an a c
ceasory *'ler the ract or m urder
. .
1n exch a nge for t~s timon y
against Rodriguez
She said Rodriguu told her
later that he "do~cd his eyes
and shot hJm, .. referring to the
handcuffed officer During her testimony in Yolo
Count y Municip a l Cou r t . Rodr1gueu howed no emotion.
Miss Klaess , arrested with
Rodri1euez in Richom ond two
days alter the killings. told of
launching a crime spree a fe w
Motherhood
AWnflict?
IOWA CITY. Iowa CAP>
Firefighter Linda Eaton says
she will continue lo breast-feed
he r son •l the fire house In ck?·
rtance of fire department re1u1a.
lions.
d a y s ea r I i ._, r t o r 1 n u n <' t' a
C h rist mas trip to vis it their
pare nts· homes in tht! 'Lo:.
Angeles area
::,ne saio KOOriguez oougnt tnc
phony driver ·s license in Valle
JO. and they robbed a driver or
h is C'ar and wallet near Va\leio stole two ca r s I rom Va le Jo
dea lers, robbed a San Francisco
doctor at the door of his home. and
robbed a prostitute in Sausalito of
money ndjewelry
Miss KJaess said they were re ·
turning to West Sacramento in u
stolen car after their last rob-
bery when slopped She said one
officer approached the car. and
Rodriguez got out She stud &he
heard a "mumbling" at the rear
o r the car for two o r three
minutes. und then one shot "like
a c ap gun." She said Rodriguez returned
to t heir car and said. "I cun't
<See HEARING, Pa1e A%>
'lbailand -A:lded' "I plan to go In Wednesday nd have·th~iJe~tfrought <for
hit feeding>." Hid Mias Eaton, 2e,whowu1uapendedforoneday WASHINGTON <AP 1 The
Monday aft.er nursing her son. United Stat~ will boos t military
tan, whlleonduty, aid to Thailand by S6 .million In
But city omcta11 ,., 1r a -Ught of the deploym-en1 orVlet-
aecond rftdtng taktll pta~ on cl· na mese tanks and tr90ps afona
ty time. shfo will "a1a ln bf' sub Thailand'!'! eastern border. St•tt
ject to d laclpllna ry a ction. Departme nt officials said Mon
poHlbly o' a ~tr1cteT naturv " da y
Sht.• said :-.ubs t1t ull' ti·at'h(•r.,
have lx'en ha rt'<f al $90 µer d:.i \
and that all classes <.ire betni.:
held
T h e s t r 1 k t• 1 n v o I v e ~ :l 7 t
t c·ach<'r<: r<'pr<'~<'nll'd b y th1·
Westminster Teachers Assot·1a
lion. but 1t wa:. not dear lhl!'>
morning how many lt'<H.'hers ac
tually took part in the walkout
Mass Winar!'> !'>aad sketchy in
formation :.how!'> that only f1 v1·
of the 28 regular tcaC'ht:r!'> W('rt•
in their classroom~ al Warm·r
lnlc•rmt'daah• Sehool
The f&J:Ures wen• almost re·
versed at Sta<'y l nlt>rmcdiak
School when' 1ust eight of J.'l
teacher' wen • reportPd a bsent
Studl'nl l'ntollm1•nt was n ·-
ported as normal A total of R,700
pu plls attend the district·., :W
:.chools
8111 R1anch1 . executive direc·
tor of the United Wt•st Or angP
County Teal'hcrs. said teachl'r"
will rt'turn to their classroom!'>
CSee STRIKE. Page AZ I
Ora n ge Coa~•
\\eathe r
P atchy low cloud:. alon1ot
the coast ut times tom~hi
a nd 1n l'rcas 1n1ot hi "h cloudiness Considera ble' ('loud 1n<'s~ Wednl''d ay Low~ tonight in the 401'
lhi;ths Wednesday in tlw
608
INSIDE TODA '1
Manan Bergeson. Orange
Cou nty'11 /mtt female sl<lt••
leg111lolor . has mode a cl1a11gc
In her 11/n tyle now that 'lhe ~
cornmutmg bet ween NeWJ)Clr'
Beach and Sacramento See
Feotunng. Page Cl
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1\.2 DAILY PILOT s
Iranian Army Vows
Support of Bakhtiar
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Solon Trial
Brtu~ l Bri11gs Assault Cowit
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group of n.•vclcr:-, ...., ;is le<J v ing the <'Ol'ktatl loun gt•
.ind t1t·.ad1ng for lhl· ele vator.
S hah's Oppon·Pnt
H oly Man's Plaris
Like ned lo Hitler
N Jo;w YOHK 11\P ) Sen
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Av.1t11ll.1h Khornl·1111 , rlw 1·x1lo·cl ·vi,,.,,,.,., l.-at11•r w h o h lJ'.
,,,. .. irht•Jdt·d I h1· rell~11>11.., OJ1
111>..,1lm11 to th<> Shah of Iran, wi th
th:1t of Adolf ll1lh·r and :.uggc..,l
t•d that lht· price and. u v & llabihly
of 011 would he :irl ver!>ely uffeC'l
1·d 1f Khome1111 pl<Jy.., an annucn
rial role• in Iran·.., futun·
Spt·i:J k111~ JI a 1'<·m1nar '"'
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<l1•ny llll !>upplit•'> lt> I hl' Wt•:.L
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to "prol1•1·t " tht· !>uppltt-'>,
Am1•r1<·a n ... will f a t·1· :.pot
i.horta1.w:. th11> summ•·r
"W1• n1uld. lh1.., yt•ar, M.'C !>pol
..,h1;rtJg1•.., ol ga )>o linc U11:. :.um
Ne wport Man
Acquitte d in
Murde r Plot
Hl't1n-d Nc•wporl BeaC'h <'OJ\.
~tru t'l1on excC'ullvt• t-:dward Juf
fa ri:.in has be<•n t'l<>11 red r1f
c h:.rrJtt•:. thal ht• :-.oltt·1ted lht·
mur<11•r <if h1:. ~on 1n law. 1J
l'<i '>adl·na pollt•eman
A Supt·1111r C:ourl J•HY 1n
1'a .. ;,d1•n a :.i1·qu1llt•d J a ffori:tn
M 011c1ay of tin<' ('ount of con
s psrot'Y ;ind lllH' l'OUnl of :,ohctla
I ion lo t•omm1l munh.•r
ll Wi:l.., allt•JH:1I in h1i; trial tha"
.l <1 H:man. 7[1, 11f 11no Port Kam
hl'rl) Plun·, ofh·rt•d unden·ov..r
l)fftc·er.., po..,111g a:. h1l men $1.000
f<ir llw murd"'' of Pasadt·n:i
1rn I 1 c· c 1 n v l':. ll g u I c1 r A I ta· rt
('auc:hon
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11 •..,pon)>tbh• for t he bre<tkup of
ttw off1t·1•1 :-. ;w .•war murnai.:1· lo
t ht· ddt•ndant !\daughter, t.m..,
ORA NOE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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Tel•pllone (714)642~21
Claulfl•<I A<111trlltl!'Q 642·&01t
IL"~~ t•
m1·1, very clcur ly, a nd we can
St'(' lhl' pric1·:-. go right on
th rou~h thl' roof." i.a 1d .J a('kson,
1·ha1rm<1n of lh1· S<.'n<Jtc f:ncrgy
and Naturul Rcsflun·cs C-Ommit·
lt•1•
Bui .John F O'Lt•a r y. r1c puty
M·1·1 l'I ar) of tht· ft·cler al Depart
rn1·11t of Erwr~y, did not shun~
J tu·k-.un :-. 1>c..,..,1m.-.t1<.' v 11:w
() Lt· a r y ..,a HI tilt' n • 1:-. ·nu
probal11ltty" of s hortages this
s ummer because .or the Iranian
s ituation but admitted t hat lhlngs
could get "quite tight " .
He s aid. however. that there 1s
a poss1h1l1ty o r a price r1:ic
beyond the 14 17 pe rcent a n·
n o un ced r ece ntly h y the
Organtrnl1on of Pctrolcum F.X·
porting CountnC':-.
.Jackson ~aid Kh1tmein1 woold
tnfluc·ncc rad1<'1:tl Ar<tb leader:.
when he returns to Iran from ex
tie m Francf' and that his im pact
would influence lhc avuilabihty
and prit't' or oil
.Jackson called a book wntlcn
b y Khome in i while he wus
hvin~ 1n Iraq "lhc s tory of u
man who 1i. extremely bigoted."
Ill' s aid 1t was an upd att•d
v er~1 011 of lf1 lll•r 's ''Mein
Kumpt. whirh o uthn1>d ll1th:r ·,
views on the rat 1a l inferiority of
J cws and other pcoplt·::.
Citing lhe situ a lion an I run,
Jac kson called fo r "t•vcn
greater effort::." in a r h1evin1<
peace between brael and J::gypt
Fro. Pa~A I
HEARING • •
find lht· goddamn<'d h rcnse "
She add1•d . "lip w;,., hvsti-rir ul I
know ht• tli<ln t k1111w what ht·
wai. rJ01n~ ·
Hodn~ul'l told h<'r la t<'r . )>hr
..,aid . lh:it wht•n thf• officer took
lw; hel•n:.t· and Lurm·d his hnc k,
H1Hlny,11r1 pulll'd lhl' <!2 cul1b<,r
111..,to\ with wh1('h ltwy hod he<'n
1111ll1nj.; th1•1r rohl)(·rH:s and l•H>k
;iw11y llw orri<•cr':. rcvolv(•r.
Aft n tha t fi rst shot, M 1&s I
K 1 a t• s s .s a 1 ci s h e I c a n <' d
out llw window and s aw a ('Ill'
0H1nr lyin~ on lhc ground 20 ft•t•I lo th•· rt•ar
"lll'lp me. somc hod y " Mi ss
KI .H • .,.., quolc•d t h t: of~t'er i:IS
\l'r1·.11ning, "l ll·lp rm', I Vt' hee n ~1101 .
S ha• said Rodngut'7 wenl a \N·ond t ime to the Clf P Cllr a nd
M l!>S Klaess heard, "throug h
voices," ;mother single 11hot that
..,oundf'd hke the first one The n
... rl t'n ('e T hen "a bunch or shot~ ·
HocJnguez came again to Mi ss
Klal'ss saying he still couldn't
find his license. a nd now he
cou ldn't even (and his own gun
<'ilht-1', she s aid .
lie went ror the thir d time
toward the pa trol car , and re
turn('d wit h t h e o fficer s '
WN1POn11. She said the guns we re
dumpe<t l ater 1n a West
Sacra mento gar bage bin.
Miss Klaess said thut t he next
d 11y , while w a lk ing a round
downto w n Sac r a m e nto .
fl o d rlgucz toJd he r he ha d
''rlostd his ey•'S and s hot tllm" ~reference lo Bleche r, who
Roddgu ez h a d a ppare ntl y
forced Freeman to lock up with . M11 own handcuffs. -~ -
t!I nment real~nd m ¥kt1$ way
fo r an b la m lc rt:publlcan rt1·' 1
1tme named by Khom eini. He Is
l'XIWfh-d to return ht>re Frtdur
from Par11t urt~r 15 yeartt of :sci
1mpOM"Cf-,•1"ll'
Tht' Br 1t 1sh t.o;mha1>s y un
nounn'<f the Royul Atr l''ort•e , o n
lb ~ advice or the l ran lan
m 1llt11ry c omma n d , w pl
l'VaC'uDl.t' Wednesday more than
200 fon•tj(nt'r:;, ubout half of
lht·m Americans. fro m lhe
strlf.: tom Oll center of Abw1tz to
Huhra1non the Persian Gutt
In un unus ual military de m
0111straUon held muanJy for foreign
1 l'porters. MaJor <:en Alt Na!>hat
purudoo 1,000 ehtc troops near
Shah Mohummed Reza Pahlavi's
N1 uvaran Palace. In driving, wet
isnow. lh~ troops s houted , "Long
hvt• lhe sh<th '" as they raced
at·ross obs tac le courses and
m arc•ht.-d in a 1'00se stepping re·
VteW
··our JOb as lo p rotect and
guard his majest y and th(' gov·
c rnmcn t," :.aid Nash at. "His
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIED-A1~
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE~
m ajnt y has left on another ol
his regular vacations a nd the
troops set> 1l that way Wh1:n h1::.
maJt•sty t'Omt'!\ b<ic k. the troop!>
wall be her<'. ready a:-. alwuy..,, to
s hed their hloo<l for him ··
Tht> :.hah IP ft I r:tn la..,1 Tut•!.
day unr1 1:-. now 1n Moron·o Jk
has d<>c1d<'.d to po..,tpon(' 1n
dc•fan1ll'ly ht.., pl;.anned v1::.il lo llw
United Slalt•.., because of Pre:.1
dent Cartl-r':. <1pparent :.upport
for Ayatullah Khom eini. source::.
dose to the monarch s aid todav
Thl' s hah and Empres)> Farah
ar rivt•d in Morocco's wsnh•r
<'IJJHlal Monday to a l11w·kt·y
Wl'lc-ome from King Hassa n II
Moroccan offic1:.ils se11d at the
lame the shuh intended to re
m<1 1n 10 Mor<X'('O for about lhrc·e
days and then ny <h reclly to the
United StalC's .
In Cairo. a s pokes m an for
Preside nt An war Sad at said the
E gyptian leade r bad invited the
s hah. who s pent the first six
days of his "vacation " with
Sadat tn Aswan, to return. The
s pokes man said the shah accept·
ed and told Sadat "he would be
g l ad lo s pen d most of h is
holidays 1n Egypt because he
cons id ers himse lf amo ng hss
fam ily "
Seve ral other countries are
unde r consideration , the sources
sa id, including Saudi Ara bia.
Br 1t a 1n an d fo'r a n ce .
Switzer land, wh er e the s ha h
w1ua lly spent a winter vacation,
ha s hee n ruled out beca use
SwiKS authorities a d viKed him
t h ey C'Ould not p r ovid e the
necessary securilv
Thf> 78-y('ar·old Shiite Moslem
patriarch, who has led t he up·
rising al(ainst the sha h, has ap-
pealed to the men or the ar med
for ces to support his cr usade lo
convert lran to a n Islamic re-
pu b ite with a governm en t
nam ed by ~m:
Khome1ru and his supporters
contend the government is ii·
legal ~ause 1t was appointed
by the shah.
An uuh• !.8td the re-wa:. a
chanct· that v1oh·nce could erupt
Fr id ay, h ut Khomeini 's s up.
porters wt>re d<'lt'rmined to gave
ham a demons tr ative welcome
Jfr s aid h<' hoped t he army "will
not inlorvcnc and not cause
cln s hl'!> sn whi c h case
evcrythmg wall run s moothly.'·
Carter State
Of the Union
Talk Tonight
WASlllNGTON CAP) Presa
de nt Carter , praised b y a n
econom y.minded Congress for
showing restraJnt lo his bud~ct,
is following through with a Stale
of the Union m essage tonJght
tha t emphasizes the urge ncy of
flf(btmg Inflation. 16 p.m .. Chan·
nels 2, 4 and 7 l.
Carter goes before Congr csli
and a nationwide te levision au·
dlcnce to m ake h is addr~R a
day after unveiling a ''lean and
aust('re" budget tha t calls for
s pending $532 billion with a def.
lclt of$29blllion.
One HoU11e m em ber said a fter a
br iefi ng at the White Houae Mon.
day that Inflation was uppermost
In the president '11 mlod aa he re -
viewed a succession of drafts pre ·
pared .~•peechwrtters.
Rare Ff>nl'ofe
Thl' o nly tw<1 f(•mult• k1w1 bird!) in th<: L'n1t ed Statt·s . 111
duding th1 )> ont·, <trrtvcd tht:, 1.H•e!k a t lhl' ~an 011 ·~0 Zoo
lo bt•J(rn brct:drng c.·xµcnment with two mall's \i1·"
Zt·aland loaned Uw two rtighllc!)s birds to thl' zoo II ltw ..
bl'come prt•gnant. they will be loaned t o <&hl'r zoo!) c.it .J
later d <.1k '
U.S. Backs Snail
.Darter Over Dam
W"'SHlNGTON 11\ f' 1 Thl'
E ndangered Species Committee
today un1:1nimously blocked com
plelion of the Tellico Dam in
T ennessee because furtJter con·
Fro.a Pall«* A I
ROCKETS • •
Cou ncil to pr essure Israel into
slopping its "relentless" 1:11lacks
against the guerrilla bases in
southe rn Lebanon
L ebanese foreign Minister
F uad Butros s um moned the am·
b assadors of the United State~.
Russia. F'rance. Brita in a nd
China and asked their govern-
m ents lo "inter vt•ne ut onee ...
Butros said escalating hostilities
in the south created :.r ,"ver y
2 rave sltuut1on that d ict ates on
the big powers the U!i(' O( their
weight lo avert a potential tot<tl
explosion."
On Mond uy. Abu Hassan. al
leged masterm ind of the 1972
Muni ch Olymptcb massucre of
11 Is raeli sportsmen, was as·
sasslnaled in Beir ut , Leb11non
T he P a les tine L1berat1o n
Organization blamed Isr ael for
the killing. Israel had no C<,?m
me nt on the ch arge
Palesllnian leader s meeting in
Damascus, Syna, were angered
a nd saddened by the killing but
failed al their winr1up St':ision lo
day to rt.'<'On<·slt• r:1d11•al guer
rilla s with PLO <'htcf Ytii.:.cr
Ara fat
struction mig ht doom lhl· ~nJll
darter a three inch fi s h
However . the comm1llt•t· 111
another unanimous vote ext'mpt
ed tfte Grayrocks D a m and
Reser voir in Wyom ing from
stric tures of the Endangered
Speci('s Ac t. pro\ 1dl'd certain
me a:.ures are taken to protec·t
the sandbar habrtcils or whoop
ing c ranes on the Platte River
about 275 miles downsln·am in
Nebraska
l nle nor Secretary Cl'nl An
d r us. chairman or the nC>wly
created com mittee. s aid lod<.1y \
decis ions prove there u rl' wayi. t11
resolve disputes in which foderul
project s thr eat e n wfldlH1·
species with extinction
The Tellico decis ion hingl.'d 11r1
two prim ary factors· whether .1
re a sona bl~ a lte rnative to lhl·
project existed. a nd whethe r lht•
project's economic henc fi ts out
weigh the bl!n l'fit s or tht•
alt~rnative
Wi lliam R W ills~ Jr 11(
Nash ville. tbe state of Ten
nt'ssee 's reprcsentali v<' on t ht·
panel. s aid a Tennes:.ec Vath•)
Autho rity report on the 1s:.ut·
las l month "presents a r eason;,i
ble a lternative.. of dcvelopini.:
th<' rtVC'r m:.tt•ad of <'reatmg a11
1mpo undme nl b) clo:.ing tht·
gates of the Tt>lhco Dam.
Charles L Schultze. chairmun
of the pre:.1dcnl ·s Cuunl·tl of
Economic Adv1i.ers. arguf'<l I h;1t
the benefi ts lo be i.:a med by <'lo..,
mg tht· gales of the d:im wen·
J('ss than the cost or complt·ting
the prnJt•ct
Choose from o ur
extensive selection o f
hand rubbed veal
bells ovo1loblt1 wrt11
brass 0< leather buc kles
,
F,.....Pap A l .
STRIKE. • •
Wednetd1ty
"Our t..aeht'rs pla n to walk
throu11h the cornmun1ty today to
t'Xpl1t1n their po!'lillonis," he said
"We don't wunl to strike, but
we do 1ntt:nd t.o burguln for Im· portant ls11ues."
Issues that h ave d ivided the
two aides include llala ry, binding
arbitration 1n grievance m at·
Wnt, classroom 11ize und fringe
bencfitt.
Teachers urc u11k lnic for a
seven ,ecrcen t JJli:C~IUl~ tor the
1919-80 school year plus the
earmarking of 75 Oercent o( all
additional new state revenues tor a pay Incr ease.
T he district has o ffe r ed a
seven perr~nt pay hike , but is
balktn& at additional increast.'S Tt>achcr~ wen• granted a 5 5
percent pay IO<'rca se for thc cur
rent year. but 11 was withheld by a
$lutewid<> !>alary ( reeze.
M Isa Winars said t he total
costa lo the dl11trict for increase::.
In pay a nd fringe benefits and tht·
redudion 111 classroom size now
de m anded by teacher:. would be
$770,000
Tearher~. who have worked
without a cont r<tct s1ncC> Dec 31 ,
a re pu1d an annui:il avera ge
isa l&ry of $JH , JOO P1t'kl'I.~ wt•r t• rt•1>ort1·11 ::ii ull d1 ~tr11·t s1·h1111J.., ('11nd1t1on.., were
dt·:.t·1·1bcd u:. fJt:acctul
Frotta Pag., A I
AIRPORT • •
percussion:. un a1 rport op1•1'.1
t I 0 n s :. h 0 u Id th c la k ,. fl rr
procedures IX' chllnJ.:t•d
Monday a1 rl11w c.in<l t'ounty
n ·prt>M:ntall\ t'"' m1•1 ~ 11 h FAA
off1 c1<Jb in .an .1tt1•m1.1l to bn ·;1k
lht· dt>all lm k 1 111p11~•·•l liv th•·
<'1rT111t·.., 11lu11'. to 1~n1111• ltw l'AA
fl'llllt·\t th;,it 1-.1rn1•tl 1111J.1y, d~ullhrw
llo w1•111•r . Jt•1·111 ding to Uoh
Payl<rn of Air C'a h forni:J , lnl'JI
FAA offt c1ab :.aid they a re not
free to negotaalt' terms of tht:
edict handed down nat1<>nally 111
Wa~hingtl)n, [) C
Thi· t-'AA dt'Clarat111n ;1ppl11·..,
l o o lhf'r :i1 rporb .and 11th1•r
u1rl1111 •:-. whe re· lak1•11ff pro
rt>durb ..,1mrl<J r 10 thos•· wwd at
Or:ing1· County 1\irp1irt .1rt· 1n 1•1 r 1·<·t
B u l h I' :1 y l n n a n d L .1 r 1 \
l.1td1f1l'ld 11( llui,:ht•:. A11 we:.t t11
d ,, ~ rl'P\"11 N I t h1· t ~ tJ ,. ;trr1t ·r-
1 n;1..,l t'lll't• tlltll <ht' takeoff prii
<' c d u r c a l 0 r a n ~ t· Co u n r y
Arrport 1s. s afe a n d togrther
pointed lo collectively more thun
200.000 accident fret' takenffs lo
prov1• th1:1r point
llo th :.urlsnt· -.pokt•..,men abo
re peated what they s i:lid ,.., lh1·
concern or 1hc1r companie .. ~•lh
•11r \aft•t\ .rnd \<11d . un1frr 1111
c·1r1·um ... tam·1•.., 1.1.1urlc1 \af1•1 v 1,..
t•11 mJ.1rum1:.t•d 111 th1•11 111wr(l
tsons
False Charge
Brings S uit
l.ANCASTEH, Pa tA1'1 i\
wo m:in wron~l y accu!>ed or ht
111g a lhll'f .rnd f111·<·1·il to '>IM·nd
"'"' hour-. 111 1-111 lwnw . .,,. 11( .1
faulty n1ghl ha11k dt•J.111.,11 hox
""Y1> :.h1• will 1out· lhn:.t• rcspon:-.1
lilt• ror ht•r ordt•al
Shirlt•) Onll·~. :l2. !.aid n·<'l'~
ly I h ;.tt bank offtciab offrrcd lo
n·rmburse h1·r for $650 an li'gal
t'X Pl'nw .... hul ... tw ~;11d that rt
~a~ nol 1•11011K h com1wnsation
"I m 1~01ni: to ..,,11'." she> said
t>orh th(• mark1•I a111l the bank M:. (>nll'y·s I rouble.., date to
July 11.1. 1.1.hc.•n :.ht• rnudl' a S:l27
nig ht d eposll at the N<tllOnal
Ct•ntral Hank for ht'r t•mployl'r
at lht• time. lilt' l'ens upremt·
con ven1l'n(·{' st on · Tlw deposit
bag was found .six months later
i,i. Genltemen'S Oo4hilg INi*ed b y todllon
Break ing Into even m o re
viole nt sobbln1. Miu Klaess
said t h a t 1n K 1c hmo n d , Dd~:.-lMl~-toiler
the r, were belna arrested were, "rt over. Babe. It's all o ver."
T hOM at the seaak>n we~ told
the president will 11k Concreee
to ap~t hll _lrAJe-ilJW.&r&t~-1----:.,.------
-pfijjr am , pttal cost contain· -EPCHtHj :.;!t''t':: ~~= 'rw~u~~ ¥•M ;;r .... ., .....,,.., •• ,,... .. , """'• "'•' .. t.6.»ttMl~N •UMWt ...._ •• 1 ....-........ """" "9f ......... 1-
~.-. .. f\d 1t•n H \l•r. H•• •' '""'• ,,,,. • ~·!:~;:··,,., ,~-:.~' .~':" ,:~;:;' ; .. ~i~•~
""''~·~l u "~'"'"
r. •
'When Mlu KJac11 e.n~red the
courtroom , • receaa had to be
called for he r to atop crytna.
me nt leg{alatlon. a 1caled:clown
we llare revla ton bill a nd
lootened tovernment re1ulaUon
o( the truekln1 lnduatry -all
measures to cool lnOaUon.
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Or~nge Coast
C:O lll ON
Today's CI081ag
N.Y. StoekH
VOL. 72, NO. 23, 3 SECTIONS, J2 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1979 N TEN CENTS
Co~nty Flights Defy FAA Procedure
By GARY GRA VTLLF.
OI -0.11, .,,,... 'M4'
Jt"t nirhnt>ri. follo~t·d their
u11ual tukt~ff prtl('l·dun• rrom
Orangt> Coonty A1r&>m 1 t11cl11y •~
i• Ft-'Cl«irul A\lat ion Adm1n111tra
lion requc t to do otht•r11t 1·w wa~
ti( no red
Adh~rt'n<'l· to the luntc stand
Int: t 11kt'Orr orO<'l'<iun.•!J dt·'iAm.J
to mlrumu~· Jt't no1w ~11un·d """
Traffic
Proposal
Stirs Ire
ByJACKIEHYMAN
OllMDMtrPillot$Ylt
A~ro ame ndment lo a pro ordinance concerrung
tra fi e phasing inrtamt!d tern
pers and dre w uccusations and
counter-accusations at Monday
night's Newport Beach City Coun.
ell meeting.
One cohncil member termed
the amendment the product or
"two councilmen and their lihadow government."
The mayor said he thinks the
amended ordinance is protecting
the public inter<.>sl.
A Newport Harbo r Arca
Chamber of Commerce me mber
who had attended committee
mee tings on the o rdinanc e
cleclared, "If the purpose of the
council is to keep us confused. t you've done a good job.··
f Another council m e mbe r
dec lared of the amendme nt
t that "1t 's in plain language for l anyone."
J A former city councilwoman
• accused the current council or I ·;an abuse of public power." ! And one councilman called the t proposed ordinance "a bad Jaw ..
1 because it must be followed up
-with a council policy interpret-
ing it.
t
7 1
I
Jn the end. the council ap-proved the amended ordinance
5·2 on first reading and aske<l tor
a second reading Feb. 12. Coun·
d i m embers Jackie Heather and
Oon Mcinnis cast the nay votes
Al issue was a rroposal by Mayor Paul Ryckof and Mayor
Pro-tern Ray William~ to amend
ldtnll In th ;,ii '1>Clr1 1trt'll iaddJ·
llonal dln th•• u1rl11w1i. l'llmbed
1k~ward
. But thl" d b1tgr1•\•tn1•nt over
.takeoff Pf'O<'t•durc ' d,·<·larcd un
safe by thf' FAA ltt"ll l''rtduy isUll
d1\11ded offwlull\ of the two uf
fl't'led t1lrllm·i.. Air ('.Jllforma
and lfugh.-1 A1rwcKt , and lhc
ft>deral ast•ncy
The t'AA <'Un, 1f it choohes,
3rb1tranly ii.sue an t:mergeocy
Good.Skates
o rdt1r that wo uld mandiltt'
chuntef't> 1n thl' takeoff roullnt: at
Orunge Count)' Airport
Or. tht" itvtallon agent'y can
lwtCin admintstrntivl' proceed '°"" that would give the tllrlines
it t'honcc to contest the unsafe
declurallon und oppose the re
quested changes.
A s f or n o w , t h o u g h ,
spokesmen ror both airlines said
their pilots will continue to
-
an ordinance that is s upposed to
elarify the city's traffic phasing
ordinance, passed last year bll1_
subject since then to some iieven
re vis ed policies interpreting it.
The , purpose of the traffic
phas ing plan is to assure that
<'Ongested intersections a re not
further jammed by new develop·
me nt.
Bill Morgan of Cucamonga takes his daughter . Erin, 3
months. for a roll down Newp<>rt Beach's ~ce~n front
walkway and bike trail. With roller skating e_nJoymg a re-
s urgence in p<>pularity. the beach front s ide walk that
stretc hes from the Balboa Peninsula to Central Newport
has becom e.one long ro ller skating rink.
Under the ordina nce. d e
velopers of large projects are re
quired to submit traffic studies
S uch mea s ures a s r e ducing
travel through carpooling. and
1mprovmg traffic n ow through
road improvements. can be in·
corporated to win council ap
prov al or a project
But exactly what measures
are acceptable and how prov-
ably effi cient they need lo be
are among the issues that the
council has bee n trying to clear
up
And so a proposed clarifica-
t ion ~rdinance was drawn up.
llowever, last week Ryckoff and
Williams surprised city s taff
m embers and some other coun·
ell members by submitting a
1>roposed amendment to the pro·
posed ordinance.
According to .a statem ent re·
leased Monday by Ryckoff, the
wording changes in the amend·
m ent were intended to clarify
that developers mus t provide
quantifiable, provable figures to
show that their truHic reduction
<See TRAFFIC, P aice AZ>
Mays Makes
Hal,l of Fame
NEW YORK <AP) -
Willie Mays. former cen-
terfielder with the Giants
in New Yo rlt and San
Francisco, was elected to
baseball's Hall of Fame
today. <Story, Page Bn.
Since the voting began
in 1936 • .Mays Is only the
ninth player to be named
in his first year of cllglbill·
ly. He received 409 of a
possible 432 vote11 hy 10
year m e mbers of the
Paaeball WJ:iteni Assoclll· li on 01 Ame rica, who
participate in the annual
balloting.
Two other outfielders,
Enos Sleuahter and Duke
Snider. failed to receive
the necessary votes.
'Coverup' Charged
On Bluff Dangers
The author of an unsuccessful
Newport. Beach bluffs develop-ment voter initiative told City
Council membcts Monday that
"there has been a covcrup" con-
cerning bluffs collapsmg In the
Dover Shores a rea
"Lives arc e ndangered.
seriously e ndange red ," Gene
Atherton told the counC'il. which
is coosidertng 1t~ own bluHs or-
Newport OKs
Code Limiting
Home Heights
A city code amendment reduc-
ing the allowable heiehta of
bluffs ide homes alo'lg Ktilgs
Road .and Kings Place was ap--
proved Monday hy the Newport
Beach City Council. · Sixteen residents of the Cliff Haven area spoke, 10 favoring
the cut and six opposing it. In
addition, about 60 people signed
a petition opposing the belghl re-
duction. Under the new law. blu!fslde
homes can be built no higher
than 16.23 feel above curb level.
Formerly, the average height
could be no more than 24 feel
above curb level and al the top
point -as on a peaked roof
no more than 28 feet. Residents or the inland side,
whose homes aren 't subject to
t he new limit. said they believe
It is necessary lo preserve the
ch,aracter· of the neighborhood
and save public vie ws .
Advocates aJso cited the fact
diance m place of the one that
voterstumcddown last year.
Atherton as ked council mem·
bers to requin• developers lo
s ubmit a ll unfavorable
gcoloizical rcoorts on bluff de ·
velopments
llP a lleged that a neizalive re
port In· thl' early 1960s on Dover
Shore bluffs had been dis
regarded by the Irvine Com
pany. which he said ha<I thc•n
hired a second i.lCOlogi st. who
produced a favora ble report
Atherton a lso alleged that tht'
failure of several s lopes, en·
dangering homes, was kept
secret until after his ordinance
was defeated.
Councilwoman J ackie Heather
disagreed, saying she had in·
spected the enda ngered blurf
area several months before the
election.
Council memhcrs took no ac-
tion on Atherton's proposals
Instead . they referred their
own propos<.'<i bluffs ordinance
back to starr members for re
vision. Council me mbers s aid
they want lo !lt.>e alternative pro·
visions. The proposed ordinance
would have applied only to new
planned developme nts, but
Cou n c Uman P au l Hummel
asked to see a provision that
would Include undeveloped loL'I
in established blufflop
neighborhooda.
Members also asked City
Man ager Robert Wynn to revise
a provision banning all grading
on bluffs. to clarify that grading
for putposes or dcvelo~en\ Is
banned but nol for purposes or
repair or erosion preventio n.
that • OH ''°'* hei~\-limlt on-the blulr aide had been in etrect
4 Faoo-Charges ----
Los ANGELES <AP) -Four
Ventura County residents face
orralanmenl In rederal court
here in a •12 mlllloo pyramid In·
veum cnt scheme Involving
about one thouund viclim11,
manyofthem Antelope Valley re-
aldenta.
f or many yebs before a
citywide llmltatron of about two atones maltimum wiu adopted.
Deapite the city policy, many
devefopme nts contoln dtcd
r eatricllons limiting bluHRlde
homes to one stotY, advocates of
the c ut said.
I
climb the airliners to 500 feet un-
der full power and then throttle
back while c Umbing until the
coastline is reached before re-
verting to full power .
Friday. FAA otricials said the
plane should reach 1,000 feet
before power is reduced.
Noise technic ians at the
airport said such a maneuver
would have "a catastrophic im-
pact·· on airport management's
* * *
effort to reduce the Jet noise im-
pac t on s urrounding co m -
muniti~s Irvine. Newport Beach~ Costa Mesa and Santa
Ana Heights.
And worried county govern·
me nt officials ordered a legal re-
view or the p oss ible r e ·
per cussions on airport opera-
li on s should the takeoff
procedures be changed.
Monday, airline and county
* * *
representatives mcl with FAA
0Hic1als In an atte mpt to break
the deadlock 1 m poRed by the
airlines· plans to ignore the FAA
request that carrie d tod ay's
deadline.
However , according lo Boh
Payton of Air California, lo<:af
FAA oHlcials s aid they ure not
free to negotiate terms or the
edict handed down nationally in
<See TEST, Page A2>
* * *
Tests. Extended
Of 727 Jetliners
Newport
Officials
Object
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Ol IM O•llY Pilot $!Mi
Despite objections by Newport
Beach officials that use of the
Boeing 727 aircraft is failing
·'the people test.•· Orange Coun·
ly supervisors agreed today to
exte nd the testing of the craft al
the county airport for another 30
days.
The decision was made on a
4-1 vote with Superfisor Ralph
Diedrich d issenting. Dledrlcb
said noise data supplied by
airport staff members show the
plane to be one decibel noiaier al
a monitoring station in Tualln.
"l beUeve the test ·railed and
the test is at an end." he said.
The test of the craft by Hughes
Airwest began Dec. 15. The
airline operates two nights a
day with the three-engine jet
which can carry 155 passengers .
A report on the initial 30 days
or the test from airport staff
members concluded that use of
the larger jet -Airwest operates
a n eel of OC-9s -"is ·not clearly
noisier tha n the DC-9 a_t a ny of
the airport's monitoring sla·
lions· and is measurably quieter
in terms of historical averages ."
Barbara Fox or the airport
staff explained that Diedrtch's
contention about the one noisier
station was based on a rurecl
comparison of noise data from
the 727s a nd DC ·9s flo wn
between Dec. 15 and Jan. 15.
The test o rde r issued by
supervisors in early December
called for the test comparisons
lo be made on the bas is or his·
lorical noise data . That com-
parison shows the 727 lo be no
noisier than the DC-9. she said.
But Newport Beach officials
were unimpressed . In a fi ve·
p age le tter d e l ivered lo
<Stt ms, Page A.2)
~
College Trus tees
Set Special Meet
Coas't Community ColleJ:c Dis·
tricl trus tees will m eet in a
s pecial session Wednesday lo
d1St:U.'\S the ruturc dircrlions of
community colleges in the Unit-
ed States
Ed Glazer. president of lhl'
American Association of C-Om
munlly and Junior Colleges. will
be the ~ucst speaker al the 4
p.m. meeting at district offices.
1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa.
T he meeting Is open to the
public.
lnPmadena
0.•IY I'll .. Sl•ll Pllolo
UCI LIBRARIAN JOHN EDWIN SMITH CALLS IT A CAREER
In Retirement, He Pl•n• to C•tch Up on His Reading
UCl's Founding
Librarian Honored
By PIOUPROSM/\RIN
Of U. O•llr Pl ... \t.11
When John Edwin Smith de·
cided h e wanted l o be <1.
librarian. it was because ht>
went to school in the Depression
and jobs were hard to come by.
When the Friends of t he
Library met to honor Smith
Monday night at the Santa Ana
Country Club. 1t was because of
what they felt had been his ex·
traordinary success 1n doing
more than just a job.
Smith, UC Irvine 's founding
university librarian. retired this
month to wnte and lo do the addi·
tional reading he never had timl'
for during a career of decidjng
what others should read.
In his 16 years or administra-
tion. the UCI library grew from
an initial collect1on or 100.000
vo lumes and 1,500 journ al
subscriptions. to 850.000 volumes
and nearly 12,000subscriplions.
He was known al\ an innovator
who 11trelched financial re ·
sources. getting more book for
the buck.
He was ins trum e nta l In
establishint: rt•c 1procal IC'nd ing
agreements bcn(•fitting !>I udt·nto..,
a nd faculty by Joint UM' of
libra r1ei. at UCI . Cal St all'
Fullerton and Cal Stulc Lon~
Beach . Besides a mam collcct1on of
books designed specifically to
support the acadcmu: d1sc1phnt"i
offered at UCI. Smith wa.'i in·
strumental 1n the acqu1s1t111n or
a number of special collccllons.
· AmonR the m arc the Sar
Richard Francis Burton Cnllec
tion. the Aldous lluxley Colle<'-
tlon. the Adm iral Sir J\ngu-; Cun
ningha m Graham Colkction on
the history of the British Navv.
(See LIBRARIAN, Pagt> t\21
Or:~:cJ ,~o."~•
Weath e r
Patchy low clouds alon~
the coast at limes tonight
a nd lncreas lnl( hi g h
cloudiness. Conslderahlc
c loudiness Wed n c~day
Lows tonight In lhl' '1qs
Highs Wednesday tn tflc
605 .
Newport Resident ·
Cleared in Plot
INSIDE TOD/\ Y
Manon B~~son. Oru~e
Co11nt11'& /lr&t frmalc &late
legt~lator. htu mode a change
in hflr hfe1t11w now thal .,11e·~
commuting between Newport
Beach and Sacramentn Sttt'
f'eaturlng, Pa~ Cl Retlttd Newport. Beach con.
slructioo executive· Edwllrd Jaf·
-rniinrt111s· ,,e~rrclened of
rhargea that he solicited lbe
murder of hia son-ln·law, a
Pasadtna policeman.
/\ S uperior Court Jury l n
Paudena acquitted Jafforlan
Monday of one count of <'On· aplr"'4CY and one count of sollclta· .
lion to commit murder.
It was alleitcd In his trial thot
Jafrariata. 75. 'or 1830 Port Kim-
berly Plec•. offered undercover
omcers posing, as hit men $1,000
ror the murder of P asadena
police invu tlutor Albe rt
Caucbon. ·
Tne prosccuoon llegcd that
J :drarian b e ld .Caucho n
respoMiblc ror the breakup of
t~ officer's 20·year m arrlalJC lo LlV' dcfcndnnt 's daughter , Loll'
-l•tles
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AZ DAILY f'llOT N
Iranian Army Vows
Supp<)rt of Bakh~ar
• TEllHAN. lrnn IAP 1 Of
h c-c•n. cir tht' lrnn1 n ..irmt•d
fort't'& !ltllgt"d how or forr1
With lhc 10l~rtill f:UMd l()(hl)
\Uwlnw thut thc-11rol) will rt""marn
~inlh'd ond lb toldl\'r' will " hed
tht•lr blood " tu mn1ntai\n th•·
m unu11•h\ .md tlw 1•t1\f1·rnnwnl nf • • •
.. r I tll " M I n I ~ t t• I sh 1dq111 u r
Hokhnar
A r h1rf pol It 1c•I J Hk tu rt•
I qpou• 0 11p o•H1011 l1·11clt-r
A ) .1tu 11 ah Kho m c• 1111 '01 ti ,
mt•Jn~h1lc. tht• $tr1k1•' 1n1rnl) /
•n•t ttw 1r .u11.111 1·t•1numv 11olll
n111l111111• until fl,lld111.u 11•1\ • • •
~ hah'H Oppon••n•
-I
Holy Man's Plans
Likened to Hitler
N F.W Y<>IU. 1 P l !w11
Henry J t&l'k:-1111 hJ~ d 1Jtj.(t•1I th.it
,Ill\' So\ 1t•I l lllOll lh l!n ~h j.lt'd 1n .i
'highly f>rcifl·:.:.1onul uvt·r at1011
tucontro l run 1H11lf1d•I:.
Tht• inrtu.-r1taal W ,1Hh111)(tu11
lh.·"""ot·ral ••lso 1•0111 p:u t.ld un
Monda y l h1· ""nt 111i.::-. 1lf tht·
Ayatollah Kh1111w1111 , th•· eioh·rl tv1 o :. I,. m I 1· ~1 11 (' r w h u h ;J ...
,a,pca.r.h .. ll1•t1 •llr · 1 clJJ.:1u~ •lJ,i._
pos1t1on to lht· Shuh of Iran. v.1th
that or Adolf Jlltl..r and suggest
ed lhut thl' price and avuilab1l1ty
of 01' would be advcr:.ely :1fft:t·l
t•d if Khoml•in1 plays Jn 1nnul'n
11al role 1n II :rn :. futurl'
Speaking ut a :o.f'minar 1Jn
e n e r gy s po n s ored by the
American Stock Exchange,
Jackson i.rud the Sov1eti. were
engaged IO a "COnSCiOUb effort-
tO surround Iran':. oil fieldi; and
denyollsuµpllci.tothc Web~
lie i.aid unlc:.1> :.tcpi. an· t.<tkcn
lo "prnlt'l'l " th e :.upplic:.,
Ame ri1:t.1nb will fa ce :.p o t
:.hortagc:. t h11> summer
"Wl· could . th1:. yc llr, M:t: :.pot
short agt•b of g<t:.ollnt~ lh1:. :.um .
n1t•r. v1•r y deJr 1., • .rnd ii.t• '""'
l> " 1• I h c 11 r 1 re s ~ o ra .: h l <Ill
throuKh thl· roof . · i;(rnl J:u·kl>on.
dw1r111 ttr1 111 ttw Sl•natc Enl'rgy
and Natur..il Rel>(l un ·cs C-OnHn11
tl't'
Uut John I'' O'LN1ry, dt'lilll Y
Sf't'I I'll.Ir y uf th1• fl·dt·rul l)(opar t
mt•nl of Em:q :y 11 111 11111 sliJI l'
J at·k:.on':-. J>c.'l>SI 1111:-.t IC' Vlt:W
<> Lear~1t1u tncre 1s no
prO JiJ I It Y of i.horlaji!l'S thll>
s umme r becauSt· of the lr.rn111 n
:.1tuatloo but adnuttl-<l th.at th1nui.
could get "qu1tf>l1J:ht ·
lfc said. however. tl111t thl·rc Is
a pos s1hd1ty of a vriCl' rist•
bt'yond tht• 14 112 pe rcent 1rn
n o u n c c d r t• c t-n t I y b y t h "'
Orgaruiat1on or Petroleum Ex
portmg Countnel>
-.Jat kson said Khomemi would
influence radkal Arab leudcr:-.
when he return.:. to Iran from ex
ile m France and that his 1mpuct
would influence lht• av1:11labihty
;.ind pri cc or 01 I
Jackson called a book wntlen
by Khomeini whale he was
fl vm g m Iraq "lht' st.ory ()f .i
man who 1s extre me ly b1JCoted ·
l'rnmt•nt rt.•111~n:s und mukcis w-uy
tor· uo 111lurn1c rl'publu:i.n re·
.ctmt' nanwd by Khom1..·1ni lft> la
,. "J'4:lt'lt-tl to rel um ht· rt: t"nday
horn PM11t t.tfter l !I yt•arb of ::.i·lf
unpolWd l"Xtlc
I h1• H1 ltl!>h Jo:ni ba ..,,y ,on
1111UHl't•d tht• 1(1J) <1 I J\ 1 r .,·0 11·t' on
th ~ .1d v 1n• o f tht! l run1;_111
111ll 1ta ry c·omrnund . wil l
t•v.1C'uJt~ Wednt'Mtuy rnon· th1:1 n
200 fon·1.c nt·rs. uhout half or
th1•111 Americ ans , from tht
a.tn/~ tom oil cc nler o r Ah\\ ll2 to
Bubrurnon the l't'rs1an Gulf
In an UJ'lu.'iual military dern
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIEO-A13
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE-CJ
onstrallon held m ainly for fon.:1~n
reporters. M1i1jor Gt>n . All Nashal
pJradl·d l ,000 elite t roops near
Shuh Moht1 m mcd He1,a Pa hlavi 's
Niavtirun l'alacc In driving, wcl
i.now. the troops s houted, "Long
hvt th~h11h-W-'-1l~hey-ntttd
111·rosl> obstacle courses and
m a rc hed in a ~OOl>e stepping re
Vl l'W .
··our JOb 1s to prou•ct und
~u.ird h1:. maJl'bly and the g'>v
(•rnml'nl, .. ::.aid Na:.hal "lhs
mojesty has left on a nother of
his regular vacation~ anrt llw
troop:. •e 1t that way. Whcn his
mujcsty comes back, the trOOpb
will be he re . ready a s always, lo
:.hed their blood for h im ...
Tht· shah und t:mprebS f''arah
orrivl·d 1n Jlv1010l'('f):o, winltr
l'apttcil Monday lo a low·kl'v
wt·kornl• from KtnR llasi-.an II
M111 <1n·:in 0Hit 1ul s :-.a11I ;_1l lhc
time lht· i.huh 111tendt'd lo n·
muin in M11ro1·1·0 for :.ibo111 thrt·l'
da y~ and tlw n fl y <.11n·ttly to lhl·
United Slate:,
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GAs-MASKED IRANIAN TROOPS PRACTICE ANTl.-AIOT OPERATIONS IN TEHRAN
Imperial Guard'• Soldiers Vow to 'SMd Their Blood' to Maintain Monarchy
f',.._ PGfl'! A I
UBRARIAN HONORED AT FETE • •
the J ohn Steinbeck Collection, the
Columbia Literature a nd History
Collection. the Treharne Collec·
tion in English history. the Don
Meadows Collection in Or ange
County history, th<' Walll.lce Ad·
....diso.n...c.ot1ec1.&.oJLO( bl~ck stud1£:_s.
and the Kenneth Mallar CR.o6s
~ acdonald 1 Collect1on.
Un a cn s p winter day so clear
that he could see mountain
peaks "I haven't s een tn 13
year:-." from his firth floor office
window:.. Smith l<tlked etboul h1:.
retirement. and r em lni:.ced a bit
on his career
"I 've been o n i,o m tbody ·~
payroll since I wa:. 16 ye ar:,
old." Smith suid with a !>m ile
'Tm about to be 62, and I'm
tired The library could u:.e :.ome yo uni;. v1gorou :.
leetdl•rsh1p ..
S mith 1!'. a bho rt , i.mull b<mcd
man whoi.l' ene rgy ml.lrll fcsts
il~elf throui.:h l1umorous eye:.
Than dark hair t ontrai.t:-. with a
«IO~t· clippl·d ~ally m<.1nncr':.
ht: a rd
Smith look ha:. mu:.ter:. dcgr<'1·
in library science at Bur keley 1n
1940. He had worked in hbrar11·s
before al UCLA as an under
gr aduate.
Besides it being a JOb that
brought in some money. he h:fl
~f'~m.i------
"My perception the n was th<.1t
of youthful idealis m : To be 1,r
service to man
... Altempting to organize the
Wit, wi8dom and knowledge of
human kind, in order to provide
insights to tne future. 16 a useful
endeavor
"I don't see how an 11cadem1c·
p rganiz.ati6n could t:xi:.t w1thc'Jt
access to ideas and 1nformett1on
"I came from a family g1vc::n
lo read.mg There were lot::. of
books and Journals around th•·
house
"My fa ther was a very suC'
cei.sful miruster. bul ht-turnt·d
h1:. back on the c hurch the mo
me nt I was born, vlrtu11ll y
"lie became somewhat emb1t
te red. towetrd h1m1>elr. r11lher
tha n the church. Yather had
beem in th<' headlines in San
Fran cis<.·o. in a campaign to end
vice
Smith i.a1d anoth(!r c·luc l o h1!>
SUCCCSI> W:.th the :.up11vrl he n ·
ce1ved from lht' <Jdmlnihlrat11111
and hli. sta ff from the lwg1nninH
<.'hanf·t>llor l>an1~I Aldnt·h .11
(o r c x u mp I c . a 11 vi" t' d h 1 rn ,
·Oun.:~ kcc.p rc.ad1ng. lhe-11.JlC
prtnt. and ket·J> running unl1~
tat·kl~"
.. For tum to create that k1nll
of env1ronrnent. .. S m ith. ,;1 1rl
"was kind of l'XClling , too Of '
course. once in a while we got
tackled."
Smith s aid that through th1·
year s h e ha s e n 1o y ~d
himself "because of the kinds ol
human bc 1n~b and hum;11ll'
atmosphere m which a univer:.1ty
operates
·'T he Jl('rson alitie:. a nd men
t<.1l1lll'b an• rewarding.
"lt'i. -.imply more run tha n
what !->O many people 1n th1·
private sector describe 1r1 th1·1r
t•nv1ronment. wh11:h 1s cutthroat.
and not nl'cessarily huma11c ..
l'a radoirn·ally . Smith smd. th1·
proble ms Of the JOh wen• ref<.111 •1'
to the hum anist t-nv1ronnw11t 1n
whit·h he thrived Neivport Re-states
Opposition to 727 s Fro• Page A I "He wanted to end sin in San
f"ranc1sco. He realized he w<Jsn 1
a s uccess ...
.. Running a ny I ar ge nrg:11111 .1
t 1 o n 1 s a I s o t o be a r t 111•
rt"s poni.1h1fltiE'S an<1 the p:w1 s
that a lot ot humun beings w111 k
ing together inevitably gcnt·rJt•·
Newport. Beach o fflcu1l:. 1>a1d
Monday that noise nm't lhe only problem connected with the 72'1
Jets being tested al Orange
County Airport
The 7Z7s art> being flown by
Jlughcs Airwcst m a test pro·
gram des1icn ~ lt1 find oul 1f they <Jrc qurl'ler than lh1· I)(' 9:, lhl'
1urhnc ha!> tx·1•n us ing
/\ Matemt•nl rcll'a!>l'd Monday
by Newport lk:.rl·h Mayor l'aul
H.y<.·koff r<.·1lt·rated the city s
trad1t1onul i.tancc agam:.t any
~xpani;1on of the airport
Points raised in the i.tatcmt!nt
an oppo1>it1on to the 727s included
c ongl'sl ion on the grnund
hecausc of lla• Plane·~ h1r.i.er
• * * l"NHll Page A I
727s ...
..,upervu;ors t hi:. morning, Mayor
l'aul ltyckoff rh;1q~<·d that the
no1i.c data la ck~ <'redibihty
hccau~ m only 10 of the 60 test
nights were lhe 727 JCl:. opcrat·
ing n<•ar t•apac·ity
According to the mrport st1:1ff
report, the a verage pai.:.t:nger
load during the first 30 dayi. of
the test Wet'> 67.
Ryckoff'i. INtcr noted that anrl
the fact th;1t rt111nJ!C!'. in weather
l'"'perien<.·l•d during the tei.t
could bend1l the :11rline hr pro
v 1din(( a muf fl i n g o thl'
aircraft's noise.
"The Hoem~ 727 ·200 may 1>4..•
measurably qui1•ler but in hlc•l
lht· a ir{>lanc Is not uudihly ~u1et.cr ,' lhe letter concluded
• The City of Newport Beach 1i-.
more concerned about noi::.e r~
auction in lermi; of how it affccb
the human sen1>1•s a nd nol how at
m uy r egister on a gauge .
"It muy h<' that the 727 can
pass the ·monitor test.' but in·
nu1 opinion. it fu1b the 'J>toplt• l••i.t ..
OAAHOE COAS'T ..
DAILY PILOT
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hlt,llOl'e (1'4)'42·4321
CIHtlflecl AO••"'""' W ·A71
currying ca pac 1ly and the
possibility that permanent ap· proval Of the 727 would Un· dermine •attempts to convert to
newer, quieter airc raft.
Also, the sta tem ent continued ,
ofCJ c1alb quc11tion whethe r th ,
s pec ial departure procc dun·
used to cut 727 noise can bl'
ma1ntainl'<i day ·m and day-out.
a nd whether 1t 1s safe, since 11
involves power cutbac ks .
Furtherm~rt>. Ryckoff noted,
not all tei.t night!> have been full
and . therefore didn't gc::nen1tl:
maximum noise
A s tudy by a city consultant
1nd1c::1ting the heavier ~1ircraft
will require :.1 ~n1r1 canl rein
forccment or airport runways
also was cited. ·
The report con c ludl':. that
qu1ckr new a1rcrart ar1• the only
v1a bll• solution lo the airport
noise prohlcm
* * * l"rmRPa~AI
1EST ...
Washington, 0 .C
T he F/\A dec laratmn Hpphl·~
to othe r airports und oth{·r
airlines where takeoff p ro
cedures ~imilar to those ui.etl :.it
Orange County Airport arc m cf
feet.
Both Pay to n and Larry
Litchfield of I fu ghcs /\1rwesl to
dl.ly repeated the two carnl'r:-.'
insistence tha t the takeoff pro
ccdu rc al Orange County
Airport is safo l.I nd t ogethn
pointed to collectively murc than
200.000 accident free takeoH1> to
prove their point.
Roth airline spok(•i,men also
repeated what they :-.a id 11:1 Uw
concern of their com purue~ with
air s afely a nd s:ucl , under no
c1rcumstancc·::.. would :.arl·ly lit· -
compromise d 1n th1·1r o,wra
lions
Carter State
Of the Union
Talk Tonight
W /\SJTTNGTON <AP I l'rcsi
df'nt Carter, pra16c•d by an
economy minded Congn •s:. ror
11howin~ rcstra4nt m hii. budf(c\.
is following through with a Stat·
Of lht! Union m essage loni~t .
that emphus11.(ll'I the urgency of
fighting innation. 16 p.m . Chetn
ne ls 2. 4 and 7>.
Carter goo11 !)('for(' Congrcs11
un~ a nationwide b •lev1sion au
dlence to m nk<> h111 addrt>:s:s ft
day after unveiling o "Icon and
auatere" budget that calls for
~lnl S532 button wtth a-def
lclt of$29blllion.
One Houst? m,mber said after a
briefin1 at the White llous Mon·
day that lnnatJon wH uppermOflt
In the preatdent's mind as he re·
viewed 1 auccesalon of draf'la pre
Pl rtd _by apccchwrllera
1RAFFIC AMENDMENT • • • The unstead in ess o f thoM•
t'ircumstances and "the s pirit of
the limes " le d young Smith
early toseek work. m easures will be effective .
The am endment wouldn't role
out the possibility o r road 1m
provements counting to'o\.ard ap
proval, Ryckoff i.aid.
However. he :-.a id, 1mprovr
ments would not l.w dc:.i~nah·rt
a s linked to a SJ>tc ific projN·t
fnbl ead, the developer could
chooi.c t o cont ributc toward
plunned street improvement::. tn
h£•lp expt'<Jlte them , th<:n <J bk lht·
council to count them toward h1~
project
Thf' amendment brought up
once again some of the issue:.
that have divided the CQuncil
s ince a new, slow-growth ma
JOr&l y was elected last sprinR.
Amon~ them are accusation.!.
on one side that developers have
been ravored over residents in
th e past and, on the other sidc.
that unreal>Qnable delays havl'
cost deve loper:. a Jot or m oney.
Much of Monday's debate ce n
t.ered not on the merits or the or-
dinance amendinl'nt it~elf but cin
the s udden wa y tt was in
troduced, on the fact that
Ryckoffs intf•rprf't&ve s tl.llement
released Mondny was not ava1l<i
blc to mQs t of lhe &ud1ence. anrt
on the cx1 s tPn<'t"' nf <1 traffl1·
phal>1ng <'omm1ttPP of wh1rh
:.evcral t•nunc1I memhe rs re·
portcdly had not been adv1i.erl
Former counrilwom;in Lul'ilft·
K uc•hn hrokc a s1lenet· 'lf ni ne
m onths i.inN· twr d1·fc<rt at th1·
polls lo kll llH: tounc il "Aft1·r
lon1 ght '1o. sw1tl'h, lht' gamt· plun
r<111ses 1wrious c·onC'crn about the
rfrm1wratit• prn1·1·~s 111 N1·wport
Beac h.
"Wl''rc making a mock('ry ,",
i-.h1• said "Thi:. 1!1 a n ahuse of
pubhc power Thi.' ht•anng proc
t"i:. has d<·gener:i l Pd into ao
1•mpty ges ture I w1m ld sugg••st
lhut wt• stop changing the rule'>
sci onl) .1 pr1v1h.:g1•d ft•w IHC ahlt·
to plt1y "
Also i.peak1ng aga1n:-.t th1·
am<•nctmc•nt wa:s Councilmµn
l>on Mcinnis, who said. "We iirt·
about to introduce a l:.w with
vt•ry filth~ understanding. Hy ail
m1 b1>1on of the people who wrote
this, it takes another paper to 10
krprct at That's bad law."
Councilwoman .Jackie Heather
1.11110 opposed the propobal, say
mg it was "irrespomnble" to ap
prove it before staff m cmbc;r:.
a nd committees could comment
o n 1t.
·'I ob}ect lO not being p1trt of
the gove rnme ntal proc-c ss,"
Mrs Heather isold. c alling ' the
amPnctment the product qf "two
councllmt·n a nd their shadow
g overnment."
They wel't' JOln ~ in their oh·
-Jcactlonrb}r Richard Sp0oner m
the Newport.. Harbor Areu
Chomtwr of Commerce, who
old be was confused by the
a mendment.
Irvin~ Company conaultanl Gordon J ones raised aeverid
specific questions about the
amendment's wording but didn't
take a stand on it
Speaking In favo r or the
a m e ndme nt was 'nunc1lman
Paul llummel . who i.u 1d the
am e ndm~n t wa!'t ·1n plain
l an~uage and '>houJd lw <'ll·Jr to
anyorw who n•ath 11
Co author:. H vl'korf a nd
W11f wm:-. !>:ml tht•y J h11 1·1ms11lt·r
thl· ~ord1 ng quilt· d eur .ind
don't undt•rst:and lhl· C'OnfuMnn
Gt•ne Ath<·rton. a 1•1v1 t• a<'
tiv1st , defondt•d lht· c•otmc:1J 's 4.IC·
lion::. in rt'Vll>lng 1ti. ordanant•t· hy
saying that m1s l ukPs art· an un
a voi<f ablr 1•haraclcris l1 l' of
c1tlZl'll govt•rnm<.•nt
Anothc-r prlv:tl <' dt iwn favor
ang th1· amt•ndm<·nl WJ ~ B.1lli11:1
rc!>ldt•nt Sul' f<'11·k1 •r. who ~;11d
shf' bclwvc!> dl'vt-lopt·r i. hJve
been favon·d hy pr(•viuus c·,,un
t•lls and tha t th1• rll'w ln·nd 1!> 1n
the intc•r<'st oflht· pu hi w
M t1yor Hyc·kolf .,:11d .. For the
first time :.Ince l'vl' 1'4·e n on the
r oundl. lh<' public mtt•rf'st 1s h<>·
ing rt•pn·s,·nll•d nol JU'>l lht·
pn v;ih' ..
T l ... a m1·nd1•d 11n l1nanct· 1..,
'>l'ht>dUll'<I to rl'tllrn fo r a ~eMrHI
hearing Fch 1 :~ /\1·11011 on a
('IJUO('ll r>Oh t•y to lnll rpn·t JIHI
1•:-.tubllsh Jdm11m.tr:1ttvt• pol11:11·..,
r1•g ard1ng lh•· Ir a Hll' phJ:.lll~ or
d111ann· w;1::. n ·-.<·lwc)uJt•d for ,..;.h 26
"L ibrarians hip afforde d a
job ... he said. ··and 1t <.1p""aled to m e... ...-
His greatest satis factions m
his work. he said, we re found in
having been in on the beginning
of a n1•w campui. library
·'To build a n ew c a mpus
w ithin a frame wo rk of a uni
Vt'rsity with a 100-ycar h11>to ry
was a very attractive a nd cxc1t
mg thing to tw a part of.
.. A library 1s cent ml lo a ~u1·
n~ssful unde rgraduate curec1
It 's absolute ly a compe llini:
necessity ror grad uate program:.
and research.
"It was a uniq~portunrt y
lo !>tart a nt'w library.\ that had
no trad1t1ons. You had to make·
c·ertain yes, or no. decis ions thut
would a ffe<'l the• whole future of
the librarv
"When you don't have prec·c
dent lo live by. everything y<ill
do with a piece of pape r . in u
!>t•ni.t•. Sl'L" a . precedent ..
For most key people at the
maJor institution:-. of this coun
I ry. particularly back Eai,l. th<·
c·oncept as almost unreal
A Harva rd colleague once ex
c•la1m l·d lo Smith in adr111ratu)l1
;ind awe "My God. what 11
rn u:.l be fl kt• to II Vl' w 1thoul 400
years Of precede nt I "
Ch00'-*3 from our
extensive selection 01
hand· rubbed vL<il
bells OVOlloblt· with
blm s Of loothe:< buc.klu5
)
· 'Trymg to make peopl1• 11oork
together towards a common oh
jective 1s not a s imple matter.
"The sam e huma nis tic en
v1ronmcnt also can attract a lot
n ( pramu donnai. and neurot1ci.,
who aren't ulways ea!>y Lo de al
With."
The campus libra rian 1s lcav
•ing a JOb he 's confident. and
:,at1sfied . 1~ undone.
"The accepted wisdom now 1n
hbrariansh1p, ·S m ith uplaincct.
"is lhal none of us can bu11d "
resource completely adequak
"We an· not yet a t the point of
supply ing tht: daily br('ad and
butter n<..-cds al this campus, :.illfl
pe rhaps never will be No
library will ever be."
Smith envis ions a librury
twice the size of the cx islln~ one.
and a library us ing compull'r
tl't•hno log'y to grt>alcr effect.
W 111 computers s omeda y
make hbraraans IJke Smith oh·
solete.,
·'Someone's got lo wnk th1•
books." Smith ~aid "And :.om1·
one ·s got to orgaruzc the inform.,
t1on. We 'll need gencnrli::.ts and
s pt•cialists ab long .1s knowlcdJ.:l'
lb produt·C'd
"Soml·onc's got to s ay when •
1t gol'S bclwl'cn th(' alpha and
omega ..
"/\rt• hbrananb oh~ol1:lc'1 • h1•
as ked th<'qut>:.l1t>n agJ1n "No.
he winked "Just ml' ..
,
• •
I
T!.-d!y, January~. 1979 DAILY PtLor A3
Delay Sought on Medical Funds Cut
"' A committee ol medical pro-re.arooala wtU uk Orao1e COWt
ty aupenrlaon Wednesday for
more time to ~"·ll"'W altent.att>
mun1 of provldln& medleaJ
care fort.be poor
CountY Health OITictl' •onaa Nellocl. ln ~ dt>Uv•l"M ta.
aupervbors Mooctay. aakl com mfllal mmn~rs b«'llev l.hll'Tt-
•re rteOUn"eS otbc!r Ulan U I M dlcal Ctnter to 1.-rve th4"
aeeda or the mt>d lc•llY Im
poveri.abed
SWyings
Of .Cops
Detailed
WOOOLANO I API An UJ
year·Old femul~ who blamt.'<I the
s lay1ngs of two C al1fornl<t
Hi1hway Pittrol offkers on her
boyfriend uys sbc ht'ard om'
victim S('ream for hl.'lp with bib
last breath. Margaret Klaess of Garden
Grove testified between spates
of sobbing Monday a t the fir.it
day of a preliminary hearin~ of
~<L mw:der_chll.U' ~a..!.!'sl L u i s Ro d r I g u e 2 • 2-3 • o r
Sacramento.
Aa a rMult, tbf commlltff
uked th•l UM mt."mbertltlp be
eipaadod lo ln.cl1»® C'C)Dl(UmCl'I
and rocnmualt)' r p~enutlv
and lbat lt be gavtn mor um .. \<.I
rt'vltw poaibl •lt•rn•Uvea
S upttvi.aora Wednt.-ada)' •lll
t'Onalder • poulblo cul ot SS
mill on annually In what the
~lY paya UC-Iii CUC'll ~r
for the trnllnt'nl o4 lncU1tnta n. cull would lnvolv ctttuln
t lerllv11 outp1Uc-nt ond dt-nlal
tart' al UC1 and a uruv nlty
optrlt.c.'d r UAlc lo Santa An•
TM Mrt.I wouJd wkc 11flect Ln
April aod DHl Octobf.r
Whole of a Tole
Nelaon. In ltls "'port, aald the
t.a•k for~ "baa reathed the con·
rhaalon that altematt and add.I ·
tron•I medkal M!eoul't-H arc
av1llablt In ltMI community with
loul bolpltal• and phy•iclMM to ae.rv• t.he rnedkal net><b or the
m..Ueal lndi1enta. ·
86t committee members want to~ llMtir al.udy with the
htlp ol UHts and community
reprt'lentalivet and prepar a
final r.-port ~fore any funds
paid t.o UCJ are d.licoolinued.
Dr. StaoJey van den Noort UCJ
Medkal School dean, who sal ~
a non-votln1t membe.r or the
commltlff. did not share the
lHk rorce'a conclWllon, Nelson
u td .
"It 11 Important to note that tn
actuality we nrt> talklnic ubout
dl.S,nttnuing to fund the sub8.idy
to the Wliverslty .... Nelson
said.
·'At pr"tSenl lbe county Is pay·
ln& to the university the dlf·
fercnce between charges or the
university and what Medl·Cal
reimburse,'' hecuntinued.
''Under this relmbursemenl
11y1tem there Is no incentive for
the university to reduce costA for
a major portion or Its patient
load," be wrote.
Servin« noUce of the cutback
in fund.a, Nelson contended, would
·~ncourage the unl vvnity to
i0per1&e more economically and act more u a private hospital.
At the same lime, the health
officer wrote . the university
likely could not eliminate
urv.lces to t..be. Me:d!·Cal patients
because t.htly are needed to sup-
port the physician teaching pro-
gram.
Nelson also reported on re-
sults or a survey of 2, 161 county
physicians concerning their wJll.
Teaelaers Out
ln1ne35 to accept Medi-CaJ pa·
ticots.
Nelson swd the results show
613 are wilUng to accept such pa·
tlents without UmltatloDJ and
another 874 wUJ accept Medl-CaJ
patient.a w1lb some llmltaUoo.
Jn addition, he uid. most
private hosplt.41 admlolstrat.ors s-aad ~ woukl not. turo away
Medi-Cal patit1nts. But some
usgested the county place
welfare eUglblllty workers on
their premises to encourage
those in need to apply for Medi·
Cal benefits.
West~ster
Strike Called
By ROBERT BARKER
Of tM o.I" l'lle4 S'-H
Teachers In the Westminster
School District went on strike
this morning over deadlocked
negotiations for a 1979.SO school
year contract.
A sookesman for the t~achers said the strike isaftly a one-day af.
fair staged "to get district or
ricials to move on some key is·
sues."
However, Rarbara Winars. a
spokeswom an for the elemen·
tary district. said district of·
ficials look upon the walkout as
a full·Oedged strike.
ters, classroom llize and fnnge
benefits.
Teachers a re asking for a
seven percent increase for the
1979-80 &chool year plus the
earmark.Ing of 75 percent of all
additional new state revenue.'>
for a pay increasl'
The district has offered a
seven percent pay hike, but b
balking al additional increasl.'s.
She s aid s he heard t hree
periods of shoooting while silting
an the car that the officer!>
s topp~d . betwei'n whi c h
Rodrigue2 searched frantically
for his fake drivers license and
even his own pis tol. The fake
license was reportedly found
later at the scene, as was a
pistol
Rodriguez is char~ed with kill· ing Otricers William Freeman.
35, who d1ed or multiple gunshot
wounds, and Roy Blecher, SO.
who died handcuffed with one
shot through the back of his
bead. It happened alongside In·
terstate i.> just west of Sacra men·
to In the foggy early hours of Dec.
22. RodJ"i¥uez faces the death
penalty.
Workmen were busy Monday an Dana
Point Harbor as they· toiled to unload a
5,000-pound body o f a f errocement gray
whale. The 40·foot-long replica was placed
an grass park at Del Obispo Street and
Isla nd Way. The lif<•-sized sculpture was
disassembled and reassembled before a
~at hering of curious onlookers. It will
serve as the focal point for the Harbor's
whale festival that runs through four
weekends beginning Feb. 3.
She said substitute teachers
have been hired at $90 per day
and that all classes a re being
held. ~
The strike involves 374
te achers r cpr.esented by the
Westmlnst..eT' Te~chers Associa-
tioo. but it was not clear this
morning how many teachers ac·
tually took part in the walkout.
Revised
Housi,,g
Stiulied
Orange County, s upervisor:,
will take a s eto nd look
Wednesday at a blueprint to pro·
vlde cheaper housing in the coun·
ty . County planning com
missioners at>proved the revised
plan Monday.
Miss Klaess, who initially
raced the same charges. was al
Jcwf?d to plead guilty as an ac·
cessory after the fact of murdf'r
in e xchange for t estimony
against Rodriguez.
She said Rodriguez told hc.·r later that he "closed has eyes
and shot him." referring to the
handcuffed officer.
During her testimony in Yolo
County Municipal Court. Rodnguez showed no emotion.
Miss Klaess. arrested with
RodriRuez in Richmond two
d ays after the killings, told or
launching a crime s pree a few
days earlier to finance a
Christmas trip to visit t heir
parents' home s in the Los
Angeles area
She said tt.odnguez bought the
~bony driver 's license in Valle·
o. and the robbed a driver of
1s car an1l wallet near Va\l('ip stole two rars trom Va le10
dealers. robbed a San Francisco
doctor at the door of his home, and
robbed a prostitute in Sausalfto of
money ndjewelry
Miss Kfaess said they wert> re
turning to West Sacramento in a
stolen car after their last rob bery when stopp('d . She s aid one
officer approached thf> car. and
Rodrigue7. got out. She s aid she
heard a "mumblm~" at the rear
of the car for two or three
minutes. and lhl•n one shot "like
a cap gun "
She said Rodrigul..'t returned
to their car and said. "I can't
find the goddamncd license "
She added. "lie was hysterical. I know he du1n't know what he
was doing." Rodriguez told he r later. she
said. that when the officer took
his license and turned his back.
Rodriguez ptdled the .22·cali~r
pistol with which they had been
pulling their robberies and took
away the officer's revolver
After that first shot. Miss
Klaess s aad s h e l ea n e d
out the window and saw a CUP
officer lying on the ground 20
feet to the rear. "Help me. sofl'M?bod)'." Miss
Klaess quoted the officer as
screaming, "tlelp me, I've been
s hot."
She said Rodrigue z we nt a
second Um~ to the CH P car and
Miss Klaess heard, "through
voices " another single s hot that sound~ like the first one. Then
s ilence. Then "a bunch or
s hots."
Ckmente's
&call Vote
Said H eavy
By ANNE COOP•:R
Of IM 0.lly Pl IOI S l~lt Voting in lhe San Clemcntl• re
call election appeart·d to be run· ning slightly hea vier this mom .
mg than in past municifal elec·
lions. with nearly hal or the elty's voters expected to tum out
by 7 p m., when the polls clO!>c
A check with half of the city's
17 percent pol ls showed that
nearly 10 percent of the pre
cl nets· registered voters had
cast ballQls by 10 a.m. in the
election to recall three city coun·
cilmen.
This compared to an eight per·
cent turnout at the same hour in
the March. 1978. municipal elec-
tion. when 13 candidates ran for three t.ny Council vacancies.
City Clerk Max Rcrg reported
that 273 absentee ballots were is -
sued In today 's election , com·
pared with a previous high of 121
absentee ballots issued in the March election last yl'ar
SubJect to possible recall m
today s special c lecllon are San
C lemente M ayor William
Walker and City Council me m -
bers Donna Wilkinson a nd
Howard Mushf'll. The balloting
climaxes a year-lon g power
struggle b<'twl'en Wa lker an<l
Mrs. Wilkinson. s upported b)"
much of the business communi·
ty. and Mu.-;hctt, backed by the
San Clemente llomcowners As·
sociation.
Voters wall d ecide a lso whether any recalled coun·
cilman is to be replaced by up-
polntment or • a second spedal
e lection. ·
Precinct inspeetors reported
today that voter:, said little
aboul lhe election as they cast
their ballots. exce pt that they
welcomed its brevity. Voters
were in and out or the polling
booths within minutes. inspec-
tors said
Joseph Barton. 1>res1dent of
the Homeowners Association ~upportJng Mushett. said volµn·
teer poll watchers trnve been
stationed al polling places to
make sure no irregularities in
the volini; procedun· are al·
lowed.
Flower Flap
Pitiful PamieB Protested
SAN CLEMENTE clly couoclben have voted un&n· lmoualyt.owltbboldpaymentoU18SOtoBMCLand5cape,JM .•
(or a bedof1>anslesoutsldel})ectty•scommunitycenter.
The council action folloWed .a cl>mplaint from Coun·
dlwoman Myrtia Wagner that the charge amounted to
more t.ban $1 per Oowe r. .. .. Mrs. Wagner said she bad priced the same majestic
pansies planted ln the communJty cent.er flower bed at five
!IOulb county nursertes. Even at the most expensive garden
shop, abe wu able to find a pony pack of the paMles for u
mere99cenll,abe1aid.
A FaJEND of the councUwm;nan cou.nt.ed the com·
mumty center panalet and round 300 to 400 plants. about
h•U of wbicb were dead, Mrs. Waper aaid . The Oower bed
was n!DOf"ted)y full of weeds u ftll. /\ll flve couacll members . •Jl'ffd to request an
lt.emlzed bill before payln1 (Mt.be hllb·P1'1ced nower bed.
Farm Strike Hurts
State Lettuce Crop
Mis~ Winars said s ketchy in· formation shows that only five
of the 28 regular teachers were
1n their classrooms at Warner
Intermediate School.
The figures were almost re·
versed at Stacy Intermediate.
School where just eight or 35
teachers were reported absent
The r evisions. requested
primarily by the state Depart·
me nt of Housing and Communi-
ty Development, were made at
the close of a two·hour hearing.
State officials. who must also
approve the document. said they
wa nt to s ec more data
cstablishin~ the need for inex·
pensive housing for low and
moderate income families as
well as more specific assurances
that the proposals to produce
that housing will be carried out.
SAN DIEGO <AP > -A stnke
by about 2.000 United Farm
Workers Union members in the
Imperial Valley has cul lettuce
production more t han one-third. raising rears that prices could
soar irthe walkout s pre ads.
The strike. wtuch began last
week. spread to four major Im·
perial Valley growers Monday.
The Imperial Valley accounts
for an estimated 95 percent or
the nation's iocberg lettuce sup-
ply at this time of the year. said
Jim Mc Vicar, a gro we r s
spekesman.
The wt.ion has been negotial·
lng with a group of 28 Imperial.
Valley and Salinas area growers
for about a month. If the strike
sp r eads to other g rowe r s
deadlocked over contract Issues,
lettuce prices could double within
a week to 10 days, one lettuce
wholesaler predicted.
The waJkout also alfects some
ca rrot . broccoli and cabbage
production.
Union worke r s have been
County Man
Gets Prison
On Drug Rap
FRESNO <AP> A Santa Ana
man was sentenced to five years
10 prison Monday for a convic·
tion o( conspiring to distribute
heroin in Fresno County.
Jesus Ramon Lopez also was
ordered by U.S. District Court
Judge M.D. Crocker of Fresno to
spend three years on parole
following the prison term.
A federal jury here found
Lopez and Alberto Fierro of
Mendota guilty of heroin con·
splracy charges. The jury ac·
quitted Fierro o f a heroin posse s~a on ·c h arge but
deadlocked on a verdict for Lopez
on that count.
Fierro was sente nced pre·
viously to three years In prison
followed by three ye ars on
parole.
I nvestlgators confiscated SO
ounces of beroin when Lope1.
Fierro and four others were ar·
rested.
Kids Flunk;
Trustees Too
' SAN YSIDRO <AP> -Angry
o'1er pupils' low scor es In
statewide tests. San Ysidro
voters have booted three
trustees oCt the school board.
Tbe 1,71\'voten, representing
41 percent or Oloff eUl(lble, MOD·
day recalled Vlclor Beltran,
Sonny Brown and Davld Quain·
Lon. who wu board president.
Quainton replaced by rormer
teacher MJcbael Flomlog, .tald
the low gradff were the reawt ol a $0 percent turnover ln
cl111room.s of thia Saa .,.eco
community a.loal the Mex.lean
border.
harvesting without a contract
since the old pact expired Jan. 1
and a 15-day extension ran out
last week, said UFW spokesman
Marc Grossman in an interview.
"Workers have seen their
eeonomJc gains wiped out by In
nation and even though they
earned more money over lbe
last nine years." he said, "the
value of the money now puts
them way behind the eight ball.'·
Union workers struck Sun·
Harvest Inc .. Mario Saikhon
Farms. Cal Coastal Farms and
Vessey and Co .. Grossman said
G rossmao s aid production
slowed al Luett Farms a nd
Growers Exchange, but that
strike votes have not been taken at thetwocompanies.
Negotiations are scheduled to
r esume here Wednesday but
Grossman s aid growets and the 1
union are "far. far apart."
The UFW S<'cks to increase
the minimum farm labor wage
fron $3.75 an hour to $5.25 an
hour in a one-year contract with
pay boosts ranging to $4 .25 to
SH.25 an hour for tractor driver.
Mc Vicar saJd.
Ron Hall. president of the Im·
periaT Ya11ey Growers Associa·
tion, caJled union demands "ln·
flationary and outrageous," pre·
mature and unfair. and said the
union did not r espond t o
Wednesday's growC'rS · offer
before striking.
Student enrollme nt was re·
ported as normal A total of 8.700
pupils attend the district•s 20
schools .
Bill Bianchi. executive direc·
tor of the United West Orange
County Teachers. said teachers
will return to their classrooms
Wednesday.
"Our teachers plan to walk
through the commuruty today lo
explain their positions." he said.
"We don't want to strike, but
we do intend to bargain for im·
portant issues."
Issues that have divided the
two s ides include salary. banding
arbitr ation an g rievance mat·
Putting On
The Gl.oves
Police arc beginning to
wonder af a Huntmgton
R eac h s a l oo n and
s a ndwich s hop is n 't
named just a bit too aptly.
Officers were di s ·
patched to Latka 's Golden
Glove. 5061 Warner Avl' .
three limes Sunday In
response to reports of dis·
turbances and fights
Yes. The call s c:unc 1n
during the Super Bowl
--
However , one of the docu·
ment 's key points, called the in
cluslonary housing program.
emerged from Monday's hear
ing watered down at the request
of lobbyists for developers <1nd
the building industry.
The mclusionary program w~
"to be a voluntary program
whereby developers in unin·
corporated territory would in-
clude provis ions for 25 percent
low and moderate income how •.
Ing in their developments.
The chapter of the element re
lating to this program stated
thal it is a requirement. Under
pressure from building industry
groups, eommissioners agreed
t.o change the langua~e.
At the urging of commissioner
W1ll1am Mc Dougall , "re
quirement" was changed to "ob
Jective" and another phrase was
changed from "should require"
to "should strive diligently."
Those changes were opposed
by representatives of the Orangt·
County League or Women Voter~
and the Orange County Housing
Coalition. a consortium of public
interest group!-. a nd hous ing
authorities . T hey s aid tht·
<'hange would a llow developers
to continue building nothan~ but
expensive housing.
tukts plt•asure in nnnouncang the reappointment for 1979 of th~ followlnl( -------
Mary Barr
CertJrl~ Oemologist
"!~ ~~Rtdr Meglv.U..-
CertlOed Oemoto•Lat
I
,.. . .
It
Ccrtlfiea Gemolog1sL'\:
Mary Barr
Donna Blackman
Rick McElva.lne
Regllltered Jeweler: llelen Popiel
Tnese title holders are on
t.be ataff of
CHARLES H. BARR JEWELERS
Located ln Weatcllft Plaza
17lb and Irvine
Newport Beach
1'1ele professional lttlet are awarded to tboM aelert Je'ft1eh who can rtgbtruUy be called expert• In their
indultty. The tit.le la given wbe11 they have cornplel~
a formal gemoloickaJ education and when tb4!y ban
proven I.Mir buAln~• ethics Above reproach. An AGS
UtJe II an unu.1 aPPolntment And m\111l be rewon by
yeuty u.arnlnatlon.
Donna Blackman
Qlrt.lfied Gemologi11t
Kelen Popiel ~Jeweter
' I
' A" DAILY PILOT
Just
Coa ting
Tu•ld•Y Jenu1ry 23. 111'
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'Ibne and Tide
Ot;n. OF HOW RIOll 1 UP'1' u you're OM of tb
fortuna~ who ll vt" a t on of ~ low Jyln1 au •ldt! tetton .. ot lhl• ~l of all poalble coa u . noth.101 o n be M> vu Inc
H a mn l•no111 Udal report We JUll tot one of lhote
Some l l'lt'nl1(1c savant re-ported yesterday lbat lh•
moon Is golntc to be pullln1i Dt aun and thla ,.-,11 produce ab·
nor mull)' h igh llilH lhl'.\ wc•••kt'nd
'f'hlL~ If ~Ou ll\t' tin lht• St•lf,ldt' nat.a , you m l&hl bf-pctn
1frtll\fl 1f )OU ~ 11111 10 pull u" thi• famlly ra~l
lfu:h llil•>i. Wt'v1ou11 ty M'hl"duled for thla weekend were
Leukemia \'letlm
Laetrile Ban
Placed on Child
PLYMOUTH. Mau . <APl -A Superior Court Judie ordered the
parenta of 3·ycar old leukemia vi ctim Chad Green lo stop _Jiving
their cblJd Laetrile .
Judlle Guy Voltu ra also ruled today that lbe boy, who has been the
center of a rontrovcr11y over cancer lrutment, must remain In lite
lecal cutt.ody of the stat4', tlven
thou1h he may live with his cyanide and ltamln A pol.Aon parents v · Besid~ l,aetrllc. the parent.I Ing. . are forbidden from givlna Chad After lbe ruling, Asslstiant At·
enzyme enemas or exceaa doles tome>:. General Jonathan Brant
of vltamlna. However, they may said. It was necessary to pro·
continue to feed the boy natural tect ~~e best interests of the foods child.
Durlne a two· week bearing When told of ~~~ decision. MnJ.
that ended Frid(ty, the stale con· Green said. I d rather not
tended that Chad suffers from make any co~ment until I taJk
-cyanide polaonina uuaed by the to my lawyer. LaetrlJe and Vitamin A poison· During the hearing ln
lne brought on by high doses or Plymouth Superior Court, tests this vltarillo. were lntr~uced showing that
Laetrile I.I a trademark for a levels of thiocyanate, a cyanide
aubatance derived from the compound. were six times higher
chemical amyidaUn. which la than normal In Chad's body, and
found naturally In the pits or were almost 10 times higher than
aprlcota aod peaches and ln bit· us ual.
ter almooda. Advocates claim it Dr. Dean Burk of Washington.
la an dfectJve cancer treatment, a retired biochemist for the Na·
but the U.S. Food and Drug Ad· tlonal Cancer Research IMtilute
mlnlatratlon and the medical in Maryland, testified for the
eetabUabment In this country Greena. He said that anyone on
have said there la no proof It is chemotherar.y will show above
or any value In treating cancer. normal leve 1 or thiocyanate.
NATION I WORLD
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Abortion Oppo•ed
An unidentified protester carrying a cross with a doll at.
~ached was one o~ 60,00Q to 100.000 who marched Monday
in front of the White House to show their opposition to the
U.S. Supreme Court decision to legalize abortion. Monday
was the sixth anniversary of that dec1s1on. Smaller de·
monstralions. both for and a~alnst abortion. were report·
ed Monday and over the weekend an many other cities.
In Waah.lngton Monday, the
Supreme Court agreed to decide
whether the federal government
may ban Laetrile. •
Chad 's parentai... Diana and Ot'reld Gffen of ~ltuate, had
tried lo regain Je~al custody or
the boy. VoJt{!rra had put him in
the t·onlrol of the state s ix
months al'to afwr tho oarf,'nt.s rt .. fused to give bJm chemotherapy
totreat .. scancer .
West Germany Shaken
The judge also said today
that Massachus etts Gen-eral
Hospital must be allowed to do
pe riodic tests o n Cha d fo r
"Ho/,ocaus t ' Floods Stations With Calls
BONN, West Germany <API
The f i r s t s h o wing o f "Holocaust" in West Germany
brought a flood of pro and con
telephone calls to TV stations.
··Reaction at the start or the
br oad ca s t wa s c l e arl y
negative." Cologne station an· nounccr lvo Frenzel said afl<'r
the ftrst part or the Amen can
produced series a bout Nazi
atrocities was shown Monday.
· 'T e rriryin g ly hig h wa s
the category of those persons who phoned an to ::.ay, We want
to for~ct. we don t want to be re·
. minded.'
· ·Que!'t1o n pre do minated
hke ·Why ~o Germans always
Murder-for-hire Trial
. dirty their own nest. It 's 1m·
pertinent to televise a film hke that . . lhe Amen cans should
is weep their own doorsteps · "
He satd there were about 500
telephone calls during the two·
hour broadcast and attitudes of
callers tx..ocame more positive as
the program went on. Deadlock Frees Davi.s
FRENZEL SAID many callers claimed .. Holocaust ·· gave a
o ne ·sided p ic ture o r the
Germans. a nd quoted one a'>
saying . "Not all or them were
Nazis."
going to he pretty high anyway -1.1p lo 6.6 reel Friday at
7 .13 a m. and lhen r hmb10g on up to 6.9 feet later in the
weekend.
ALL OF THIS CAN create worries about wetness In
iero elevation places like Seal Beach, or along the sands of
El Morro downcoast al Laguna Beach, where trailer
homes snuggle up near the surfline.
And down on the Newport-Balboa Peninsula, you can
flood a stret:t if li-O mebody dumps a water bucket. You get
some rain with a high Ude down there and you can't tell
which way thf' nood is running -In or out.
Now the scientific savant l!ays we may get a high tide
even higher than the high one we expected. So you natural·
ly as k. "How much hight'r'•"
The answer he gives 1s ·'significantly higher.··
Baffled, you are now lelt wondenng how many feet or
lnr hes that might be?
You tum to your trusty dictionary to learn about
significant. Webster's tells you that significant, "conveys
a special or hidden meaning. .suggestive. "
SO NOW YOU KNOW. We 're going to have this ae<:ret
high tide. It will be hidden until the water rises up around
your eyeballs
You'll know this high tide is s ignificant when your
waterbed starts noatlng and the fomily dog begins paddl·
mg for CataJina lsland
SJGNlnCANT ALSO MEANS SUGGESTIVE. So
maybe it's going lo be a se xy high tide too. Maybe a
handsome lifeguard or blkini·clad maiden will come float· ing by your place on his or her back.
Anyway, tr you don·t his ve anything really significant
to worry about this weekend, you can fret over the coming
or this secret. sexy high tide.
As for me, I think I'll just go out and tie down the patio
furniture
HO U STON CAP )
Millionaire Cullen Davis is out
or jail today -his first day of
freedom in rive months -after
a hopelessly deadlocked jury
prompted a mistrial In his 12·
week murder-for-hire trial.
"If anyone thinks I am gullty.
they are wrong," a pale, thin but s miling Davis said early today
after returning lo his Fort Worth
home. He had been charged with
hiring a man lo murder the judge in his bitter divorce trial.
THE JURY announced Mor · day It was "h ope less y
deadlocked" after nearly 44 hours
of dellberation and told Distnct
Judge Wallace Moore there could
.-be no verdict. He reluctantly
agreed. and Davis was freed on
$30,000bond.
The seven·man. ri ve.woma n jury had three choices : ConVlct
t>avls or sollcitallon or capital
m urder or convict him or con· s plra cy to commit capital
murder or acquit him. It cho!>c
none of them.
The vote was r eportedly
divided 8-4, with the majority for
conviction.
"l'M TICKLED TO death that
this phase is over," Davis said
as be emerged from a private
let in Fort Worth. "I just hope
l's the end of it ."
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The j udge's ruling ended a
trial that featured some 200
pieces or e vidence. testimony from about 100 witnesses and
frequent angry e x c hanges
bet ween attorneys.
c·onv.e rsalions m ade between
Oa v 1s and FBI Informa nt Oav1ct
McCrory last August in whk h
prosecutors !>:ud the m<·n dis
t•u:.sed the murder or Davis'
d1vorre Judge and 14 others on
an alleged "hit list " The FBI
pro vided vtdeo tapes of the Aug
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arrest.
He satd another one a::.ked,
"Why wasn't th1::. film m ade 1n
Germany""
But Eugen Kogon, a political
SC'ientiBt and former inmate of
the Buchenwald eencentration
c amp. told r e porters If the
Germans had trwd to make the
him , t hey would h a ve lost
themselves In detail!>. THE CASE centered on taped
It was the second trial for
Da vis. who in 1977 was acquitted of ki lling bis 12·year-old slep·
daughter, Andrea Wilborn.
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IAJbbied
SACRA»EN"ro (AP~-The-
powerful Calllorn•a fdgcaUon
lobby .. movlna lD behJnd I bUI lO laet~Me stbool rundlnc • ~
cent , wtdcb \a S.00 mUUon n'W)t't"
than Gov. Edmund Brown Jr prop019eS
The author of the blll. s.n
Ralph 001.t. D Oankna. told a n~wa confettnce Monday tbal
the IOtlJl term flnl&Mi! DICkaJCCI
"'OUld ha•lp school planntna.
malnt.atn program.~. and ~' s taff morale ""h1cb hH buf
rtred areatJy under lhc J arv15.
Brown unc.!rtainty "
Tt 1i.S.Us f'IWff
APWlrefN'M
Ubyan Trade Clli~f Pirketed
T'*°'Y Januerv 2.3. Hl79 DAIL v PILOT A :s
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Modified Bill
To Aid Public
SACRAMENTO (AP'l ~ ~ •utbor of Cattfornia._ priYI~)' law has
introduced new legislation to modify it to awl lhe news media.
11'e new blU1 SB 242, was introduced Monday by Sen. David
Roberti. D-Los Angel~s. -----·-------
IT WOULD PERMIT re-port~rs to team the ad~resses of
accident victims and the names
of persons arrested on state col-
lege camruses. Robert introduced the 1977 rrlvacy law wb1ch re presen-
a Hves or the n e ws m edia criticized at a recent hearing.
Berg. said he didn't expect the new bill -If It passes -to
change CY A ~Ucy. ·
The new but would also pn...
hlbit discl09ure of records of ex-tradition or executive clemency
in criminal c111K-s.
SAN PRANCIS<'O CAP> ~ Poopl4.~ Tl.'mplt' Cuci::. two nt•w
civil aults, one hll•lS hy tht• Justice Department :.t•(·k 111~ $4 3
million. and the olht>r brouf,:hl
by the children of slain Rep. Loo
J ltyan
The Justice Department suit.
filed Monday in U S District
Court here, seeb to recover $4 3
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M em l)(•ni of t hl· J t'wish Commun1t y Rl'la·
lions Council, ..inl'ludin~ Leonard Fned-
man , r •llred Stal(' Aµrwuls ('ourt J udgel ri~ht cenl~r . a nd A s~(·mblym;in Me
Le me. left cvnter. p1tkl'lt.>d out::.1de a
Satramento rest aurant Monday whe re
Ahmed Alshati, right. head of a Libyan
Lr ad e de le~ation and his v isiting e n-
tourage had been invited to dine.
THE NEW BILL would N'peal
a provision of the first one that says state agency records that
otherwise would be public may
not be disclosed if they contam personal information that would
disparage or thrC'aten the rep.
utationor rights or an individual
div1dual.
The Calaforn1a Highway
Patrol has been using that pro·
vision to refu.c;c to release the
addresses or accident victims.
The media says that has caused
confusion in 1denufying v1ct1 ms
with common names.
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Vote Asked
10nMay22
LOS ANGELES (AP> -A
non-bindin~ ballot mea s ure .ap-
proved Monday by a City Coun -
cil Comrrultce would ask voters
1f _tlley favor mandatory school 1rn'Sin~.
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million In costs for n ymg from
Guyana to the United States the
bodies of more than 900 cult
m embers who died in ·a mass
suicide-murder ritual Nov. 18
2,000 Continue Sit-in STATE COLLEGF.S, using the same provision. have refused lo
release the names of persons ar-
rested on campus
Roberti's 1977 law was also
cited by the California Youth Authority as one reason it will
not release the na mes of its
inmates. But the CY As aid it hadn't been releasing the names
anyway because or federal laws
Tht• Charter and Elections
Committee votc was 3-0 in favor or placing s uch an advisory
question on the May 22 ballot .
~t•Strflu-. Cliurch of God Members Block Rec~ivership HOWEVE R , IF THE state
Legislature schedules a speda)
election in the summer oo a pro-
posed s tat e constitutional
a mendment backed by busi ng
foes committee members. Bob Ronica and John Ferraro say
they will then withdraw their ap. prov al of the measure.
LOS ANGELES <AP> -
Despite a wildcat pharmacists strike , Sav-On DruJ Co. officials
say normal operations will con-
tinue throughout the state.
About 100 of 400 pharmacists
railed to report for work Monday to protest Lhe firing of two Guild
for Professional Pharmacists
me mbers. said Dan Molles, a
cons ultant for the new group.
St..Uo Fire• Prolled
LOS ANGELES (AP> -Two
fires or suspicious origin at 20th
Century-Fox movie studios caused about $350,000 damage,
destroyed costly antique props
and hospitalized a firefi ghter, of-
ficials said. The fi rst fire Monday broke
out m a warehouse stairwell at
the West Los Angeles studio just
three hours before the second fire flared, s:ud nattalioo Ch.ief
Dale Kanagy. Heavy, three-
story-high theatrical drapes suf· fe red smoke and water d amage
in the first fin', which did an
estimakd $100.000 damage, he
said
~~ Grt Lice1He
INDIO <AP ) Susan Ford
:rnd her Secret Service agent· hance have quietly taken out a
marriage license. but they'n•
not saying when the wedding
will be.
The marriage li cense was
granted by the Ri verside County
clerk ·s omcc
PASADENA <AP> About
2,000 persons continued a s1t·1n
today at the headquarters of the
embattled Worldwide Church or
God to protest whal one sect
leader termed "a c lassic con-
frontation between church and
state."
About 300 men. women a nd
children slept overnight in the offi ces. talking abotul their de.
sire to keeµ their church free
from stale control and in the hands o f its 8G ·yl'.!ar·Ol d
patriar c h . H e r be rt W .
Armstrong
··We won 't lea vc unless
Herbert Armstrong tells us lo,·· one woman srud Monday night.
ARMSTRONG WAS meeting with church ministers at his
home in Tucson..,Anz.
A confrontation between state
officials and church members developed here Monday when
the court-appointed rece1"'.er. re-
tired judge Steven S . Weisman, and other oWcials found their entrance to the church 's head-
quarters blocked by 2,500 de·
monstrators.
IN LOS ANGELES. Supenor
Court .Judge Julius Title. who a ppointed Weis m a n. warned
that if the demonstrators djd not
disperse voluntarily. the court wo uld have them re m oved.
However. officials decided to al -
low the demonstrators lo remain
through the mght. Stanley Rader. top aide to
Armstrong, told reporters in
Tucson on Monday that the state
of California "confiscated. seized and desecrated" church
propertr when 1t placed the or·
ganilallon tn receivership Jan.
3.
THE RECEIVERSHIP action
was taken after d issident mem-
bers and the California attorney
ge neral 's o ffice accu sed ArmsLrong and Rader of· siphon·
ing off millions of doll ars in
chur;~h funds for their own use. Church assets have been valued
at about S80 million.
Rader called the charges "crazy allegations."
TUE CHURCH HAS filed a
$700 million lawsuit against the state alleging the abridgement
or constitutional rights.
"There is not a chance in the world we will lose." Rader said.
"Our work wiU go OD a nd we will be stronger because or it. ..
At the sit-lo here Monday night. several members said
they gave JO percent or more of
the ir incom e a nnually to Armstrong's church and were
confid ent the money was not be-
ing misuse<!,
DESPITE THEIR LOYALTY, R a de r said publ1 c1ty about
church problems has hurt the or·
gamzat1on's cash llow. Althou~h he was not specific, he said
church moraJe remains high.
Weisman halted a letter cam·
paign to have funds sent directly
to Tucson but a cash-raising
Unity Pushed
·Ecumenical Church· .. 'Needed'
tiy GEORGF. W. CORNELL
APll•l11tlOftWrll.,
On a 60-second r adio spot,
com edian Stan Freber g ques-
tions a woman about the mean-
ing of u.e word "ecumenical. .•
She says, "Is that the stuff they
put in bread t o ret ard
s poilage?" No, oot really.
Told that the word means the
diffe re nt c hurc hes wor king
together to sa,>w God's love in
unity. she suggests the name
"ecumenical " ouE{ht to be
changed to something s impler,
such as "Ralph."
THAT URGE FOR a simpler .
easier approach, as implied in
the radio distributed by the
National Council of Churches,
often besets the movement,
which has been obser ving the
annual Week of Prayer for
Christian Unity.
Despite common preferences
for easy ROing, the effort has
proved difficuJt, slow and com-
plex. church leaders note, wilt\
pe riodic sluggishness, a pathy'
and setbacks. But it also has
become vast and worldwide, in-
vo Iv fng Protest ant, Roman
Catholic and Eastern Orthodox
bodies.
It is the "great movement or
1111 Ctn1stitms.'' says the new
pope. John PauJ U. He calls the
divisions among the m an "in·
tolerable scandal.
( REUGION J
run by the Atonement Friars of
Graymoor, NY .. and by a doc-
trinal commission of the Na-
tiona l Council, includin~ most
m aJor U.S. Protestant and
East ern Orthodox denomina-
tions.
PRAYERS FOR SERVICES,
also j ointly d e veloped 1n
cooperation with the World
Council of Churches and recom-
mended by the U.S . Roman
Catholic bisbops' committee for
erumenical affairs. include a
litany saying:
"We have -in the past and
until today -not always servt'd
one another. but fought one
another. ignored one another
. . . . We have been proud, and
'fie have considered ourselves
better than the rest.
"But you, Lord, tum to us and
·have pity . . . . For give our
faults. especially those which
have separated us from our
fe llow Christians .... Because
we are loved and lori::iven. we
also .Jove and Jorgive one
another."
ON THE THEOLOGICAL
level, imm ense strides bave
"A MOVEMENT DOESN'T been made toward unity in the
s top, mustn't stop before re-numerous agreements among
aob.lng its goal," be s•ys . "A church scholars on the ministry,
m agnUlcenl distance ha s Holy Communion and basic doc-
already ~n traveled, but we trlnes. But the se ri es or
must not atop before we have ar-theological accords have yet lo
rived at the end. before havlng be applied in oHiclal rules and
rcaUzed the unity Chrt.st wants practices.
for hiR church and for which he The Rev. Richard McBrien, a prayed." Catholic theologian or ROston.
In '*1ny churches across the cites a •·continued reluctance of
country, common wors hip the Catholic Church's pastorul
services were belne held under leaders to implement siinl/lcant
the Scripture theme, "Serve one recommeodaUona or the various
another to the glory or God," consultations."
from flnt Peter 4:7-11. For lnstance, de~pite acco~
1t was chosen jointly by t.ff-4 on Hol)' C.omc:nunlon JO:Calholic-
Oreymoor Ecumenical ln11utuur, Lutheran and Catbollc-AogUcan
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Episcopal talks. there stlll is no
official approval for 10te r·
communion. although it often
takes place without official ap-
proval.
A SPREADING NUMBER or
Pro t estant a nd Catho l i<'
parishes. now more than 200 of
them acro!>s the country. have
entered into "covenants" to
work. study and pray together
· Unity efforts in the last year
also moved ahead in other ways,
with a merger of Congre~a
t ionalists. Pres bvte rians and
Methodists in Australia. involv-
ing 2 milhon Christians. More
than 60 such mergers have oc-
curred in the last half century,
a nd negotiations are going on for
a bout 35 others.
One or them being pursued in
this country involves 60 major
Protest a nt d eno m in a tions
t hrough the Cons ulta tion of
Churr h Union. which meets
March 5-9 in Cincinnati.
"OUR DMSIONS continue to
bt> one of the major scandals of
our lime." says the Rev. Or.
Philip Potter, general secretary
of the Wo rld Coun c il o r
Churches. "We cannot become
complacent until the goal or v1s1-
ble unity. with one faith and one
eucharistlc fellowship has been
achieved.''
The Rev. Paul A. Crow Jr ..
<'hier ecumenical offi cer or the
Christian Church <Disciples of
Christ), says the annual week or
sh a r ed observances have a
"crucial potential and impact"
in malting clear that divisions
amonf: Christians are contrary
to God's will.
The week is a cnll to Chn~·
Hans to "come out of the closets
ol their narciluusm. rears and
~e lf-imposed guilt." says the
Rev. Thaddeus Ho rgai;i. co·
director of the Gu ymoor
l oatltute, In order to serve one
another. not for their own
beneCit, but for tbe t ake or God's
will ror the world.
t e lephone campaign to a n
estimated 85,000 to 100.000
church members was reported.Jy unde r way.'
THE MINISTER'S m eeting
h a d been sc h e duled for
Pas adena but was moved to
Tucson "because the 1itate or California no longer recognizes
the Firs l Amendment with
respect to freedom of religion
a nd freedom or assembly,"
Rader said.
Rader added that the church will move its headquarters from
Pasadena "and never again ex-
pose our spiritual. our human
and our financial resources to
the State of California." He did not say where the new
headquarters would be. '
and its own poh.cy . . __
AN AIDE TO Roberti. Cliff
The Los Angeles referendum
... ""%.'C:.:~1. be just within. city boun-
I ~-£ure Schedule'J daries and would not include the ~ U entire Los ·A'nge lcs Unih od
The underachleving. yet gifted
child. will be the subJect or a lec-
ture by J ean Delp at 1·30 p.m .
Thursday at El Camino Real
School. 2782 Karen Ann Lane,
Irvine.
The event. free and public. is
sponsored by the Orang~ County
Regional Parent Council of the
California Association for the
Gifted.
School District. parts of which
ar&outsidc the city
IF NO OTHER propos1tion 1s
placed on the May ballot. the
proposed advisory vote could cost about $217,000. city election
officials said . "Re~ardJess of the cost. ces.c tainly 1t would be a good idea to
have Uds measure." Ferraro said.
Viet Refugees Arrive
LOS ANGELES CAPl -Mott
than 30 Vietnamese "~at PC01 ; pie" and LaotJao "land peop e'
-refugees trom <.;ommunist re-gimes ln war-ravaged Southell;St
Asia -have an:tved In l~he ~ruled Stat.es to begm new 11ves tn a
slraoge land. T·he Vietn amese refugees.
s ponsored by the Ne w Vork-~ased U.S. Cat.holic Conference.
were to settle in Los Angeles.
Santa Ana and San Diego. The
Laotians. sponsored by a coali·
lion or the Catholic group. the
International Rescue Committee and othe r agenc .es. we r e
destined for Kansas. Georgia
and Santa Ana. "I am happy. excited." 40-
year-o ld Prateuang Phosai or
Laos. who spent nearly two
years at a crowded r efugee
camp in neighborin~ Thailand,
said as he arrived with his wtfe
and six children at Los Angeles
International Airport Mon~~vhi Prateuang sa1cf he fled with s
fam ily across the border to Thailand to escape Laos' Com·
munist regime and that life in the
r efugee camp was difhculi.
The 20 "boat people" who flew into Los Angeles Monday were
the second group of survivors. from the freighte r Haibong to
arr ive in the United States. More than 2,500 Vietnamese refugees were crowded aboard
the aged freighter as it went from
country to country for weeks look -inf? for a nation that would let
them land.
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Folding umbrella sale.
The rainy season is only half over. Be prepared wilh this
beautiful folding umbrella.
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Sale 1.80
Reg. 2.25. Flexxl ra nylon/spandex "
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or sandal foot toe. Shor!, average
and long.
Sale 2.20
Reg. 2.75. Queen-size Super
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with nylon/spandex legs, cul and
sewn panly, nude heel. Rein·
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TORRANCE VENTURA WEST COVINA WHITTWOOD. No tkl J•ctcett at: CANOGA PARK VENTURA.
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39.99
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Closeout! Men's
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golf shirt.
Now3.99
Orig. $9. Solid color golf shirt
Is polyester/cotton knit with
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Men's sizes S-M-l-XL.
Quantities limited
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Luxurious, silky
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50 off!
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Bra, orig. 3.50, Now 1.75 Bikini, orig. $2, Now$1
26" half ~lip. ~rig. 7.50, Now 3.75 Camisole, orig. 5.50. Now 2.75
35~" full slip, orlg.'$'9.~C.Sct l''9p.pant • .orJg.A"50,Mow2.25 -·-·--....... ...-...... ·~ -· Ou•ntm .. limited
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Starts 12 noon Wed., Jan. 24th
WOMEN'S FASHION SALE
CRINKLE COTTON CO-ORDINATES
Pastels and Fall colors Three stylos
o f pants plus tops and vests.
Orig. $11 to $14
Now 7.50 to 7.99
DESIGNER SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES
Name brand blouses. pants. shirts and skirts
Many fabrics. wools. knits. dressy and
career styles.
Orig. $1 7 to $32
Now 30o/o to 50% off
WOMEN'S SPORTSWEAR SEPARATES
Tops, skirts. pants, swuater s and sets
Co-o rdinating colors. sizes 34 to 44.
Group I
Group II
Your Choice 4.99
Save 30°/o
MISSES SLACKS
Polyester fo r easy care.
Assorted styles and colors.
Orig. $12 to $16
Now 5.99 to 7.99
DRESSY SEPARATES
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Velvets and satin. Some sheers. ( . ,
many one of a k ind. .':/ '
Ong $16 to $27 , ~ f.
Now 50% to 75% off ~
T-SHIRTS FOR JUNIORS ~
Famous maker, spring pastels.
Orig $7 to $14
Now 50°/o off
CAREER DRESS SALE
Pantsuits, skirt suits, 1 piece
dresses, 2 piece dresses in
many fabrics and colors.
For Junior and Misses.
Some half sizes.
Orig. $18 to $36
Now 50°/o off
DRESSY DRESS SALE
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Sh ort disco evening
dresses and long dressy
styles. Some Jumpsuits
and dresses with coverups
Junior and Misses sizes.
OriQ. $20 to $40
BRIDAL SAMPLE SALE
Now 50°/o off
Bridal gowns and
bridesmaids dresses
Discontinued samples
One of a kind and size.
Orig. $48 to $120
FASHION DRESS SALE Now 50°/o off
Selected dresses from our
label line collection. Some
print sheers and poly blend
f abncat1ons in daytime styles.
Misses and Junior.
Orig. $24 to $36
Now 30°/o off
WOMEN'S SHOE CLEARANCE
Casuals. sandals. heels. Many styles
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Group I -Closeouts
Group II -Fashion
Group Ill -Slipper s
1.99 to 5.99
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STERLING SILVER
HEART LOCKETS
Orig. 10.50
Now 5.25
STERLING SILVER
HOOP EARRINGS
Ong . 7.50
Now 2.88
SWEATER CLEARANCE
Knit tops. cardigans. vests,
pullovers. Patterns and solids.
Or ig,$12 to $36
Now 50°/o off
SATIN BASEBALL JACKETS
Windbreaker type for action
wear. Bright spectator colors
in red, royal and yellow with
white trim.
Orig. $20 Now 4.99
BLOUSE CLEARANCE
Print poly sheers. solid
poly silks. For Junior and M isses.
Orig. $14 to $28
Now 50°/o off
SKIRT C[EARANCE
Prints and solids in tailored
or flounced styles. light
and dark tones in Junror
or M 1sses sizes
Ong $11 to $18
Now 50°/o off
VESTS, VESTS, VESTS
L ots and lots o f styles.
fabrics and colors Great
with pants and skirts.
Orig $1 1 to $26
Now 3.99
DITTOS ~) ·FOR GALS
Many fabncs and
styles. For Juniors and
M isses. Not every size
in evew style
Orig. $17 to $20
FINAL COAT CLEARANCE
Winter coats:-s hort·or 5t1tfet
length. Limited quantities.
Orig. $60 to $1 55
Now7.99
Now 50°/o off
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thl~ book would t4lll me how lo earn
thou!\~ brokrrlna 11u\omobil~ I
d1dn 't f'tlm a ('t•nt bf.r au~c l never
rot tht book My Sil 9~ check was
cuahed and lcttcnj o( inquiry bring no
u·aponM "'
Y. J> • Coronu del Mar
n.dliy.Jan'*Y 23. 1979 DAIL v PILOT A.
• f'11llnHr1DI( (or kt'-.;(' •'M , la)\ tbt'
b ookle"t wai. i<)c ~l1n•d to b t'lp
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tbem ttm~y &.ht> •l•uattoa. loC"ludt'd
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aad poai!donlo" luklt-aod oui.Jdr an
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klnna ~&rut·&lun.
Mow,•wontl M•1aaloe'a da .. lned
adwert1.taJ d4>partment wUI wrl&e a
lelt.f'r c.o lltfo adnirUlf!r, but won't ataDd
bt-blod tM ad aod r~fud your moaey.
Voar _,, rttoarw .. to m .. a tom· I
plain& wtt.lt tlw U .s. Postal S..r~kt1. '
lo<'h•M drtalla and a <"OPY ol yow l 1 •
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An•l'lt"'lf,{'alif 90007
Ta .l"WNlft ·,. ('ofd
Dl':AR f'Al' \.\hy do w1· h 1Ht' to
pay i.a les 111\ un food we cul 1n
r ei.l a uranh ' J\1HI, why do :.in11"
charge ld'I ''° t .. kt• out ordPri. ~h1lc
othe rs don t ·
tt ~o tlon · to'ra u d ectloa,
APWI ..........
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A Boa rd or 1-:qu all t a t l o n
spok.-smao say11 w t' pay lbe tax
because h 1'i the law ~ A "Taxable
Sale of Food Products" tunet iio, be·
log mallf'd lO you, and It explains all
the variablt>i. contained lo the confus-
ing rood salei, tax regulations. All
food and drink sened lo a restaurant
Pblladt'lpbla, Pa. 19111. Send a
urbon NPY to: Bureau of Coo•umer t
Protection, Orrtttl of the Attorney ~
Gf'nt-raJ. 133 N. t 'lftb St .. Allentown,
Pa UUO?. A VS Cried lo contact tbe
advertla.t-r, but bad no more luck
than you lo J(tUio~ a rebpollbe. Tb.18
co lumn ba i. receive d many
co mplalnt ~ about
~1oneysworth . Coosidtr carefwly
before you send for anythlo& ad·
vertlsed In tbJs pubUcatlon, which
••so hait been &be subject or • 1awsu1t Goin.a Out On a Li ....... filed by lhe stale for oon-deUvery or --~ •n.U
delayed delive1ry of merchandise lO
('allforn.la coubumers.
Buff Gld* Off~rrd
• is subjed. lO sales tax, as ar e food and beve rages sold by drive-in es·
t11bllsbments. Otber regulations ap·
p ly to delicatessan food s a les,
however . Gt'ocrally. cold rood is not
ta~ed. bot hot food Is. However, if a
dell sells a "plate" that Includes one
bot food, such as baked beans. tbe en·
Ure meal is taxed even if part is cold.
DEAR PJ\T. I'd like some in-
formation on buying gov(•rnment sur-
plus items. Whal ·s available and how
do I arrange a purchas e?
M". M . Fountain Valley
Vour best source or information ls
a free pamphlet. "Buying Govern·
menl Surplu.-. Per-.onal Property." It
describes the type of equipment aold
by t he Gene ral Services Admlnlstra·
lion and bow you can pur chase IL
Write to C'onsumer Informa tion
Center, Depl. 628F, Pueblo, Colo.
81009.
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DEAR P~T . I ordered a book
whi c h wa s ad v erti s ed 1n
Rolls Royce
Fi les Suit
In Name Use
BOSTON (AP l Restaurateur
Bette Arnold. who has fought a run-
ning battle with city officials over
her asserted right to park her Rolls Royce in front of her business. has a
new adversar y. Officials ot Rolls Royce. which·
m akes the expensive car. hied s wt in
fl>d l'ral court askin~ tha t Ms Arnold
be barred from us ing the company
name and insignia to promote her
restaurant.
The suit accused Ms. Arnold,
owne r of "Bette's Rolls Royce''
restaurant, of using the name 1n a
"n agrant all<'mpt lo trade on the
plaintiffs ~ood will and reputation
for quality." The company also took
a d im vie w of Ms . Arno ld 's
publicized fight with Boston police
over the parking tickets she r~e1ves
fo r leaving her 1964 Silver Cloud Ill
in front ofncr rrstaurant.
Ms. i\rn()ld said she was surprised
by Rolls Royrl"S actions. · Actudlly. I think I'm good publici·
ty for them ." ~he said.
Tolb for f~ree
DEAR R EADERS: Tbe Consumer
P roduct Safely Commission bas a
new toU·free hotline number : (800)
638·83M. The hotline takes roaaumer
calls reportiJlg p roduct safety pro-
blems and provides lnformaUoe to
concerned Individuals. o m clab tt·
port that tbe hotline received more
tlaan95.Mcalls last year.
OIL FIRMS MAKE
$26,500 REFUND
SA CRAMENTO <AP 1 Octane
·ratings on gasoline pumps have led
to a $26.500 settlement by two service
stat ion chains and their supplier.
says the California Department of
Food and Agriculture.
The report said the firms ordered
to pay the court settlement for false
and misleading advertising and un-
fair business practices are the
Lerne r Oil Co .. wtuch sells under the
Lerner label : the Fuel Supply Co.,
which uses the Nickloff label. and
supplier Pulmor Tank Lines. The two
firms operate 105 st ations.
)'·ours • • • For the asking!
THIS I OOICL!T CONT AIMS
IMPORT AKT' tHFOtlMATIOH
EYStYOHE SHOULD KHOW.
•Insurance
•Estates
•Wills
•Veteran
Benelrts
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Forum magazine lists its choice for the 10 ''Most
Sensuous Pairs of· Legs" by naming Liza Minelli , right.
as first; Angie Dickinson, left, second ; Shirley MacLaine.
second right , third ; and Jane Fonda. fourth. Others in the
running were Chris Evert. Rosalynn Carter . Bianca J ag·
ger. Nancy Lopez. Cheryl Ladd and Bess Myerson.
Don't Let Them
Close Our Desert
The federa l gove_rn ment is propos ing sweeping regu rations that
could keep the publi c out of major areas of the 25-million-acre
California Desert whic h covers nearly one fourth of the land in
the state ... and you could be barred from those areas as early as
March 30 this year.
''We Don't Know What's There &
We Don't W a nt T o Know"
Governmental proposa ls for the California Desert Pl an also could foreclose mineral
and energy exploration within the area -without a comprehen sive resources
inventory. That's like saying. "We don't know what's there and we don't want to
know." That kind of attitude can cost our already troubled economy thousands of
jobs and millions of dollars besides forcing us to rely increasingly on foreign
resources. Exploration for and development of our resources must be included in
any intelligent planning for the California Desert Conservation Area
YOU CAN DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT!
The public can comment on these proposals but tirft1e is running out! The deadline for
comment is January 30, 1979. Don't let the government close our desert. Contact the
Bureau of Land Management in Riverside and protest its plan to lock up tne Cali-
'f omla ·Ogsert:· Addre"Ss your comments, te: Bureau of land-Manag&m4mt, WHc:-Jerness
Inventory Team. Riverside District Office. 1695 Spruce Street. Riverside, CA 92507.
-The California Mining Association urges you to become informed on the California Desert Plan
Califo rnia M inin& A ssociation
P.O. Box 3 Jackton, CA 95642
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T u•MI•~· Jen11ery 23. 1979 Ddfbdra Kn.ublch/Edltorl•I P4tQtl dllor
Need More Dai·a ...
On M ... dical Cut ..
SUJ)Crv160ni h \'\• I()() hUI :rmatton to ft ('t.'°'On I pro C'O(Ulldt•rm"-"hut ls "t'" h~nd OrJtn(lf' rountv
l}<MIOI to cut $..'i mllllon dol ;in unnuully lrom whut the
count,y puy'I UC'I ?t'tlldlC'nl Cente r for m cdkully lru
puv~ribh 'd pUUtmts
Supc.·n ll'l<ms Wt-.lnt·~uy art' lo rt>vll'w 1u:t1on they
took lui.t S4.•ptttrnt>4.!r "'twn tht>y !I •r ved notice thul ~ub
iudw:. "uuld tx· <'Ut for C't•r1111n dentnl unct l'IN'tlvc o ut
putat•nt l'Uft• ..it l 'CI unc1 lht· UnlH'rhlly OP<}• all'd l'bnll' in
Sunta·An.i llw l'Uh "ould tukt> dfer t ln J\pr1l und rwxt
Ot•tul)(•r
1t.1ttwr I h .111 p1 m·t•t-d "11 h t ht• not l<'t'' 'u1wn 1M11 \
\h o uld <frht \ t1r1.1l .1t tton until ullt:rrWtl\l'"l lo th · l T I
l'Urt' l'tm l>l• 1 dam•d und t'\ Jlu.tlt·d
So fur. ,1 t,1,k fon•t• of nwdtt•JI prof(>-...,1onub h u-. 111.·t-n
uooblc lll l'Ulnt• lll> with ~u\,..tlulltul 11ltern11t1v .. , unrt h11 ..,
n ut <·ompll'lt•d lht· work 1l wa ... t•rcutt·cJ t1> d o
~uJ'l('n·1-.or .. hU\' • on obh.:utton to :t~k out th .. ht•tit ,
most con l'Oll•rH .rnd mo l t:l·ono m1cal m1•d1ral trtutmtnl
for the Hl<ilAl'lll 'fhl') s houJdn l be <'rltlC'l/Cd for t ry1n~ lo
d o thul But n,•1tht r i-hould thf'y UM· thoM.· ~ouli. u:t an t>X
l'USl' lo t'hmmah· much nttt·dt.·d strv1cc
It m..iy bt· thlit b\.udlei, \\-Ill prove that local h<>bpllob
and µrlvutl· µh y:itl·l:.tnis t•an l·frlc 1<.·ntly provide isome of
lht• c·un· a.tivt·n t·xt'lw.1vt•ly lo lJ('f by a t·ontraC't with tht·
c·otml y.
But ull tht· tud ... ur c·n t in hund y ·t Po:,tponing ~· <fr
1·110011 wall t11·l1> r •·movt• 1·m ot 111null:,m f rom lht· tncdka l
«•111· 1i.:.111· .111d .1llt1w 111t1•· fur t'i.Jl lll, c·urdully rl·M:urdH.'11
:111.d \ .... !-,
·Fair Insurance Rates
J\ lnll ,... J>t•11d1n~ 111 the· l.t•g1)-i laturc th(tl would pro
h1 h1t 1h1· tf•rr11 or11JI :.yi.t•·lll for :.l'llinlo( up lnsurun<:t· n•h."'>
an ti t''ttablsl\h '-' :-.t .ll1•w1<1t• rult· for ;Jll driver:.
J\t J>rl''tt·rlt. JHt'llllll01!-i for <Inver:. in hvmg In urea~
\\1th a n·c·onl ,,f h1 ~:h t_wr1dent rut<.'s Central Lo~
Angl'lt·i. for t·xumplc r<Jn be more lh<Jn d ouble th<:
.1 mount <·hurgt·d 1r1 low n :.k iJrCu~.
For Oraniw County . c·on:.ldcrcd" ~afer a r ea, 1t·~ been
(•:.t1matcd th•• <·hun~c <·ould force drivers to pay up to 31
perce nt more• for their car m s ura nce to h elp s u bsld m :
rtdutcd premiums for thos e living In b1gh-r1s k area:>.
Wh1h• 1t <lo<•!> M' •m unfair to burden the c lean-record
dnvt'I' who Just huµp ·ns to live in a hi gh-risk area with
-' :.ky 1'11gh 11hur·:111('t• ratl's, the statewide pror><>sat hus
.JIC <-h·:ir dr:twh:Jc·ks
A w11f111 rn 1 all' would give the bad driver little 1nc1•n
t n 1· lo nw11<1 ha.., w;iyh, whilt· depriving the good driver <if
t 111' pr l'~•·11t 1·:1s h h<'nPf tl hc stands lo enjoy
W1 ·'n · nfll i1 htu :111(·1· 1·xp1·rh, but in today 's highly
1·omp11h ·n1.t·d s oc·at-t v at would '><:crn rtl<Jtiv«ly s imple for
1111· f1r 1n .. to c•x lt •n d tllf'ar pn·st•nt nu:th1Hls of k<·t·ping
1 r;11'1, iii w>'id ;111d b;1d dnvt·l''t. s<J that th· unsafl-<l rtH·1
.11111 lht· :-.:1fl' d1 l\'c•r , h:is 1-1l 1m I heir re<«>rd s and no t \.\ht·n ·
t ht·y h;ip1w11 111 lt Vl'. would Ill' l'hargcd ~t t('ordingl y
S till U p to Parents
I ;p in !-ian Fr:m t•1sco the Federal Trade Comm1ss1on
1 ... 1n the mids t of hP:.trmgs :.uwnt the effect of tc lev1i.on ud
v ..rt1:-.1ng on ('h1ldrrn
In lhl' :.no thght 1Jrt' TV ads for s ugary s nac ks. drink),
.ind t·t.1ndy , and toys th:J t turn out to be less than wh at the
111<'1 un ·s on th<' s rrC'('n ind1catc or downright deflge rous .
, ( >ppont·nts uf the ads for s weetened foods contend
th•·v <11 •· :1 plul to turn the kids into "s~garholi cs ." Tht•
1·1·11·:d r><·opl(•, ttw oth er hand, cite the importance of a
1:111111 t>• 1•:1k I :1st :ind :.uggc '>t th« youngstt•r who sugar)' h1:.
II\\ 11 h11wl 111 pl:11n ('<·r<'nl will g<•l mon· thun the one wh<>
l·at '> ll11· 11n· swt'l'll·rwd v:.i ru·ty
!'frc·1 l1·ss t11 !-t :ty, rlwtorl<' iJlld t:mot1on are ramp1mt on
lioth '.'ild•·s. and tlw us<· of what Jerry Hrown t e rms .. buzz'
\.\ords .. d1ws n 't C'lanry the issue.
<>n1· 1~• and anl'<t to wonder w h at ever became of the
111 •· T V pan·nl wh<1 UM·d his own good s ens e to d e tcrminl'
wh;tl h1.., kids a lt'. <111d hud th· inl<:s tinal fortitude to hty
down a f1·w rull·s J\~. f11r t ht· toys . the dangerous ones o( course s hould
lw k1·pt off the market. And maybe the ones that don't
ltvt· up to thl·lr <Jdv ·rtising will at least h ave the
lit·n1·fu·1al t•fft•(·t of giving an early lesson in not being a
... uekt·r lllr flo\\-l'ry :.clling Jo bs. Sooner or lat(·r they'll
ha ve· lo lt·arn that <Jn y w<J y
J\ lt·vl·l ht•;ult·d parent should be able to do a great
<ll·al to k1·<..'p ttw k1<ls from being s wept off their feet. And 1(
I h1· act ... an· loo offt·n:.1v1., th<· ult1mute ;.rns wcr 1~ to turn off
t ht• '>l'I
• Op1mon•, 11xµrn::.i,1·d 1n lh11 bpace above are tho&o of thu Daily P1101
Omm v111w!> 1!,l(pr<J:o!>ocl on lh1!> page are those o f thtm duthors und
drll'>I:. flouclr1r c.ommont ,.., inv11e c1 Address Tho Daily Pilot, P 0
Ooll 1 ~00. Co!, la Mosa. CA 92626 Phone ( 714) 642-4321
Boyd I Ekphants
8 y l .. M. UOVO
f',l1•ph:1nts .1rt· <'IJp1thh· '''
ha n<tling tlwir trunk.., In MH'h
:1 1frxlt'rtlU'\ mar1111 •1 t hat
tht•y'v1• 1>1•1•11 kn()wn to un
1•11rk «ham1rngnc· bnlll•·.,.
1ak1• Llw w.1llt·h out flf m1·11·,
111\\' rior IJf>1·k1·i... .1111! 1111 ow
httll-HIU'K rnar lilt•' with tlw
-.111•t•d of liullt·h
ll !> l'Xf)f•1•1t'1I lhat v.1lhln 20
v••41n. wt· II h1 • •w11chng and
n·~e1 v1ng 1·ll'<'t ron1<: l1:t tt·r'>
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U•·ur
,(;loon1y
(;u~
M aybc lhl' M urines
would Ilk•· to lrnde
Pendlf'ton for <.;ntullnu
ll wouJd be murh more
()( a "hallc>ngP (()r Jlrt1c
llclnl! amphibious hrnd
ln1111 than (lll th.ot wldt:
open n.t ht-•chlmnt w It
that will pop up on • .ll'levbron
M'rec nis
/\round' lht• <'hurr h pl.1 y
.:round hlood a l11gh wo<xl('fl
f1·nt•1· wh1<•h 1wv1·n ml'n tn lht·
:1 tt u It S u11d11 y S<'l1ool d a..,..,
vol unlt•Nto<l to paint 0 11 llw
following S11turd:1v llul 1111t
one• of them ..,how•.·cl Ufl Wh .. n
lh1•y arrtvt'<t for S unduy
Srhool llw 11(•xt m<Jrnlnu .
thl'y i.:iw that tht• f<ont •' hall
bt•1·n murkt·<I off Into M·v1 ·11
:..1•t·tlons with U1l·1r nam(•s
s lo ~h•d h11phnr11rdl y
Lhct.cUJ)OJl. Tlual.J.cm·•· wm,
pulnll'd by sundown
Oo you know what the tJ .S.
Governnwrll doci; with
coshcd rcd('rlll pay roll
rhc.·ck~? Stm.h•?s Uwm for
:i1evl·O yf'nrs. then r1•cycll'H
them Into bolhroom t llo;u '.
Su ch cun<'f'llW chc<·ks make
11 hout :JO million rolls o yNar
Tht•y llupply fod •rot burldln~
re11troom~
Spring thHi ()nc on the fuml
ly mothcmnUclan. Tlw aut·is
<>( tht1 hWll)nnd and wlf t-lotfll
1#1. 1Je 111 tWlet' n1 old os 11h••
was wh<:n he wM the ngfl she
ta today Whnt or~ th tr
tlge11? Surety 11nld savant r1:
ported the hus band tn llU ~
nod lhl! wifo 42, no"
. "-'
Ni<·holM Von Hoffman
Balanced Budget Drawbacks
CollConala ·a own Jflrry~ Rrown h~i, dt•clded tt'1 the balan<·cd
budt1cl that. wtll make him prt.'tll·
dt-nl U 'a rom .. out for a con
11m uttonal •mcmdment. mokin.c
It obllaiutory
A number t>f mf'n have go\len
into lhc Whl~ Housts promh11ng
u balanced
budget but ,am\ n o n t' h u \ ,. I
uom· ..., far w. "
to udvorJtt.· tJ AJ P t
l>UlllnK It Ill ~;, the Co11:-;t1t u
l I 0 n .. ; V l' II
l"r u nkltn l>
Hooi-t>vtd t. a "
namt.• not or
t1111urll y as
\Oc tut ~d with budgetary
•-<iu1po1M-. run on th· prom1s1:
he'd mukt.· Wa11h1ngton's ;,ic
l'OUntb l'(>ltlt.' out t'Vl'I\.
PERHAPS it's bccuu11e of f'OH
and bis 11uccHIK>r8 that Jerry
Brown h;:n1 to odvocat~ pulling at
10 t ht• fcdl•rul Cons titution as :.tn
oli liiF•twn 'l'ht· own who wroll'
tll1• ('on!>t1tulion toyed with
\ ''nou' wayis of hulldlnl( bur
1 1 .. r., to tht• dt·b.1.,t·mcnt of
nw1u·y. hut au ahi.olulc proh1l11
11<>11 '"' public deb{. a conclilion
lht·Y ubhorn·d ""1th al least ai.
mllt.b eneriy ~ lhe mun rrrun
Sucramc11to. wun'l M•riously
considered b<'cuu110 they knew
that If you l.Jlkt• awAy the powur
to contruct debt you take away
t he nu lio n ·s 1>ow1:r to dt•fend
1t1u-lf
To fi~hl a wur or prt'pore for
Olll' without .coing tnto debt
would nw:rn t:ixallon 3l <i level
so h1~h pc-oplc wouldn't 11tnnd for
1l t•v1:n with the cnl'my al lhc
~alt's Al any r ;_1ll'. no ad
m inlstrat1on In any m :ij<>r war
hns ft•ll sumc1enlly c1:rta1 n or
t :.axpayer patrlotb.m lo attempt
to win on a pay-ai-. you-uo b~Js.
Sturltn~ with the Amc>rlcan
llevolullon lusl'lf. e very impor-
t ant conflict In our h1 1>lory huts
brnuJ(ht with tt debt and 1nfla·
1101\
The current proposal ror con-
b l 1tul10 n a lly mandating :i
hnlanc~ budget u •alm.•s this
und makes :in excerl•on for
t1om(' 50rt. o( natlona d cfcfUlc
t•mng<•ncy. On1• l'xception is a ll
thul 111 rw ~ed to muk1: hui;h out or lh(• whul1• hulanc1:d budget
1dt'll
Tift; COUNTRY will lJ•· kt•pt
11l a h·chnkal hudi;ctory nu
t1unal t•mc·ri:wncy for dN·ath.·'> ill
.. t lrrw. ar\fl ttw d(•nc-ns wlll go
on ue. before. You cun't drnft a
law t.o prevent public cJebl If tl
executive und legis lative
branche!l devok ttwmse lv"s to
finding ways w violut.: tu Intent.
Beyond thot. Inflation, whic h
we a lways connect with defir it
s pendlni:. 11) <1s'lodutc d with
prosperity Long befor1: Kc.·ynt~.
people insist.w that cheup mon1•y
und ~ood limes >tO lOJC('l.hPr. Even
J\ltxandcr llam1lton, not without
rcluc tanrr, s us pcclecJ thul u
degree or 1nflol1,>n could provtt11!
the 111park of <.-eono mlc at1mulu·
tlon
Althoug h con se rval1Vl'
economist:> arJ(ue ther e 's no
evidence to bac k It up. to lht!t
day, a lo t of s mart peoplt'
bellt:vc that the cost of ;, st.cudy
dollar ls unemployment and lhl'
price o f full employment 1:.
some inflation.
If' T HAT rclutionbhip hilt>
never be1:n provt-d. neither hus
the connection between dcf1<'1t
i.pe ndinJ( and lnrlntaon . As k
Herbert lloover. Hu. ud m lnllitra
tion ran up !IOm<· )>tupPndoui. cJd
kits. Ilia 1932 dl'f1<:1t n •prl·wrtl
t:d 59 pertent of tht· lOlf1I frodN UI
budget as OJllM'M•d to Curkr'' V
per<:t'nl and J.lrll't·s were· .,1111 ,J
disastt'r that y<'ar
Defil'its are merely an inv1t:1
'PAA.AV I . BAKMil AR. KHOM.£\NI • s~~IN I -w~ 1HE HEU.'$ lHE GAS
Charles McCah~
t100 to inllntioo. but uoleStJ tJw
t(Ov~rnml·nl prlri\,lj extra money
lo p11y llll debt11, the dufil'll won't
c:.iusc un influt1on. ll wlll ljimply
rnt>an thttl th· rnonf•y borrowt.-d
from the community ot lur1w
won't be t1valla l1I.-for oth1:r
prOJCCls.
AM •:ktCANK hnvt• J thtn•t
••bou t h <tlunt't~<I hud gel!>.
howt•vt-r BudJ(l'lury .i.urpluitt:!> -
lll'<'m to bolhl'r us nlrnost u.,
much 3'1 defi<'1t-. Thl·rc hi1v1·
tw.-n J>t'nodJt when tht• .:overn
me nl was t.ak in.c In con'ilde rably
morl' lllOfWY than 1l was s1>t."nd
In.:. uf\d thf' odd thing was that
surpluses were blamed for caw.
tnlt almost lhe i.amc set or bud
results a.s deficit:. arc hlamc-d
for now
President Grovt'r Clcv('lond in
IRRK d•nouncinl( fcdtrul t111r
pluses w undb Vt'ry rn lH'h Ilk~
Ciov. Jt'rry Urown dcnf)unC'•nH
r1•dt>r al d<•ft('llS .. An 1nd1•ft'O~I
hlc utort1on." CIPvt-lnn<I <·ulkd
11, "'a culpable lwtruyal of
J\ mf·rtcun fo1rr1t•s:'I 111111 1ui.t1ce
Th1:-1 wroni.: tnfllcl<•d upon those
who bN1r llw hurd1'n of natwnal
tuxat111n . mult1plw' a twoo<l
of 1•\ 11 <'OnSl'lfUt·r11·1·'1 Ttw puhhr
trt·<11>ury l.14·romt•' n hoard
1111t pl:e rt• fo1 mom·y n•· .. dh~'>l v
withdrawn from trarl1• :incl th•·
p1 .. 1pl1"' 11.._ • ., thus rnpphng our
nut1onul t·ncri.:u·-s. Ml!.P ·nding
0 11 r eount ry ·.., ct1•vt•lopm1:nt , pn·
H·nt1ni.: lnvt>fitm l'nt in produc
t 1 ve 1·ntcrs>rtbc, thn·utt'n1ng
ltnanctal d11>turbunc1• J nd lnVll
1n ll :.c hl•m e~ of ouhl 1c
plund••r. . "
AT T H E SAl'H: l lml·, Gov
Brown 1:. callln~ for lax i·ut:, ;ind
h1ghf'r r1v1I :s..rvl('1• product1v1t.v
rn hh own '>tut<'. All or whwh 1'
wcll <ind >tOO<I for 11 l1:uvc:. JUi.t
lh<1t muC'h morc mon1·v 1n llw
CahfornJu c1t1.tt·n':. ll'lf'kt•t ludo
v. 1 lh us ht• plt•a:11•'1 11 won t
11111t)h affN'l 1nflat1on, ho w1·v..r
Tht· v. 11t1•1" of tlw < 'oni.l1tul1<111
had n11 h1·.,1tatmn aliout mak1111:
11 1m 1w.-..'11hl1· for tht· .. t:1t1•' to
1· .1 UM• an 111flat 111r1 1 ht·} ar•·
... p1·r1f1t•ally 1>roh1l111t•tl l n1111
p1111t111~ 1111ine y 111 uny form
So 1( IJ:tl.inc·1-cl hudgl't..., diin t
1:ua1 .Jnlt•1• .1 :.ounlf tl11ll.1r, th1·\
<-:111 d1) oUwr v.or1hwhtl1· th111g ..
hkt• prompt gnv1•1 nrn1•nl fru)(Jlt
ty ond may be J!t·t a .:uy fmm
·atirornla to the White lloust•.
Thieving Employ~es Sidestep Prosecution
Tht•rt· :in· lots of wuyis to makt>
n living 1n our time and plac1•
Ont' of th\'rn Ii. lo have :i J<ih.
Another and p<>rhaps more Im
j(anativc way i1> to become "
th1l'f
In the pruit decade ll third op·
lion h UI> Opt·nt'lf Ill u big WKY.
This 1s to
h :1ve o Joh
und bl' a thJcr
a l t h e ~Hl ml'
t i me . Th e
posiubllilles
here ore pro
d1glous, and
tnl'feai,ing
It's a very
uttruct1 vc op
lion, this To
v.ork an a store or u bhop, or to
lw u n l'Xt't't1t1 v1· in eith er. re·
11ulrc' mcrnly that you work u1>
mu•·h U'> the c ha p or chap
1wr~1Jrl rwxt Lo you, whl"h i11 to
sny m1n1mally .
And you <·an steal to your
ht•art's content, more or ll'i.s.
without any f ear o f hcinK
r.rosecut.ed. Thievery on the Joh.
1ke humoscxuullty und s moking
s mall umounti. fJf p ot 1n
("31lfo m1 n. has tw1:n crrcetually
dt:cr1m1nul11.cd In lilts country as
u wholt•
YOU STEAi., and the guy who
O""'f S thl' storf! JUlll turns his
'"'yes,. :ind 1JdJu11ts the price tag
upwards. Nol to worry . T he
Milton FrlC'dmans und other
t•conom1c gurus who wor r y
a hout lnflotion fo r ui> don't s peak
111uch about thlevefi on th • job,
hut b<.'licve me. they 're eating
into your pocketbook.
The fi gures o n working
thievery arc scar y. Our US
C o m m t• r c t• f> e p u r l m c n t
C!ihmutes workPr thiever y al $18
bllhon ror 1977. ThJH workll out .,t
:iOme $100 million 11 w••k.
S an ce s uc h thlt>very wui.
c11t1mat<.~ ut onlv S.1 mllJioo a
wt>ck an 1007, •xp..rt!> say 1l 1s
r1:uM>nabh.• lo post u compounded
rall· rtM' Of 20 pcrCl'nl m;r yeur
At that rate, 111 rive years
J\mnac·an hul\tnt•i.!. wlll lo11e to
worklnJ! lhtl'V<'S $1 bllUon pt•r
wc«k Thal l<r.1!i , In turn, will
rll'<'NH'inraly g1•nt•rnt<• enormow.
1•x p<·nd1lun•s for 1mvule sccun
ty 11ntf irusunrnc•·
·i n shnrt," i.ays o nt• c x
p('rl, "by 1983, the price:. of
American goods can lncreU!I•· by
S50·S60 bill.ton a year Ju.st to cov
er e mployment theft The 1m·
pact of this s um upon lh1: pncc
wage spiral l.s obvious
• • A t p re s c n L t h e <· n t 1 rt·
('rlmlnal Justice syst e m 11.
estimated to cost a litde mon ·
than e mployee dishonesty : S22
b11Uon for all criminal Justice.
$18 billion for employee theft
alone. But since c riminal juslJce
1•xpendltures rise ul o rate much
lower than dishonesty. thc tut I
will soon wag the dog "
THF. EXPERT quotco c urhl·r.
S aul 0 As tor. pn•i.1dc nt o f
Management Saleguard!>, Inc 1n
New York City, says a d1str1cl at
to rney tol<I bim his of.ft cc cannot
undC'rtake 1nvest1gation o f
t•mploymcnt lhievl'ry und •r
$200.000
Tht• Fm told one or his clients
1t could not lnvt..>sllgate un 1n
te rs tatc theft of only $10 ,000. J\
local police precinct to ld an
l'mployt•r Astor knew thul 1t
la r ked lh(> m:mpnwer to p1c-k 1111
un t'mployct• (·uught in tht.· act'''
gru bbrni( good s The pol11·1·
as ked that the culprit n :pnrt lei
th1• pi)lir<• station th•· nl'xt duy 111
be bookt'<f
WHO PAYS ror oil th1i.·! Nt•ltt
quci.t1on. Whic h 1s, whul can h ..
dont:? Ai.t or prov1di•!i what
seem s the onJy an1>wc1
''C lt•ar l y, 1t 1i. lh•·
rec rlmlnallzat1on of employ
ml'nt dtRhonehty thut must now
b • 3C'htcved. unle.!> wt· arc pre
pared to condone a b11.arrc re
t1111tribut100 Of Wf'rtlth, which Wlll
s hr 1:d the t-X11>ttr1~ bOCllJI con
tra<·t
"Tht• <frrrim1nul11:11t1on oc
r u rn·d when <·nm 1na l JU:Sllct·
1•ap;_1h11lt y la~~(t'<I Tht• pn>c'l'1>S
l':tn bf' n>Wrlll•d when employev
dl:>honesty <·un a.iu1n bt: pr()l)
<'<'Utt•d <1nd wht•n p11nls hrn1:nt
fo r "nmlnality " v1rfoally ('1•r
I am. Th•· cont1nuin~ Mst of lht·
lug ls far grl'ult'r thun alm0tit
uny umount lhut wt: mll.(hl spend
on c r iminal Justlre "
The Trouble With Advice Columns Is Timing
f:vt:ry duy. tho uund11 or
Amcrlcunlf Ht::«>k udv1ro from
newHparwr <'olumms ts o n th<·
acute problems bclni;c f3<'f'd hy
their spowit'll, their muntclpal
bonds, thP1r budgies, their
asbestoft siding, their loven.
el eurwt and them.selves.
The advice t.ht1y recelve ln re
tum Is lnvmably u ge and to
the point. The
only dllncuJly
arises from
the lime it
t.akes (I ) for
the Ir lettorlf
lo reach the
col umn tst ;
c2 > ror the
t'olumnlat to
type up the
answer: C:l)
(or the AMwer to be circulated
by • aynctica&.e to a hWldrtld or
10 newspapers: (41 1or-Caeh
newspaper to prlnt lhe anawer
·on It.a milllo1Hi0Uar hJah·•peed
presses: CS> tor a truck lo rush
t.h 1nawer to • 1m1Jl c.hl!4 ... on •
bkycle, and (6) for the ama.11
child to throw the unbwt'r in lh•· Dear Cabby: I hope you won't
hu11hc11 mlnd me writing you again altor
A c884' 111 point Is thlR <'Or· only a week, but I figure ma.y~
respondenN• from the files of you didn·t get my first letter, the
that dean of proft>s8lonal 1tdvlce m alls being what they are theM?
glvcr11. o Oe n sonhurst taxi days.
driver known os "0.-ar Cabby." I'm afraid Farrah lt.hwl's not
·-~ ----my-.U.:s real .ftatM > and ~
DEA& CABBV: My wife~ar-are 11Ull together. I wouldn't
rah. (that's not ~r real n me) complain but ll l.sn 't easy crawl
and I have been murl 16 lnR upside~ on the solet or
yeara and we reolly get along my feet and palrM of m y hand.!J
great. Our only pmblem la lh•l to th~ m•llbox while Yarrah
11he occulorudly 1ect11 these mu.s-hops along beside me. And she cl~ spunlA and her Joint.I tock. Insist.a we wall until it's dark on
• Like UlC other nlf(ht we were account of abe saya 1'hc 'd be cm-
praclklng a llUJe disco dancing barr aued I( we run Into
In lhe living room •nd ahe 11omebody we knew. RrwJhJnH
11wung her leJj up over my head. our teeth ia no picnk either.
Unfortunately , rlabt. In \be mid· • ,
die or the step, 1M got a cramp Well. we II be wutt'hlna tho
rn her r11Cht kne.-ond It locked
around my nec:k
At nr1t. we l<lnd of l•µghed
bout tt. ~ the wu 48 hours
tf(o and ll'• atua locktd l'vt
t rled everythlna, lncludloaj a
crowbar, and nothlna·a worked
Any 11u11eatJOf\I"
STUCK IN rmu,y
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.. With newapaper 11, there Is
sometlmtis dl11ordc r : wltho\ll
them. there le nlw:iy1111lavery "
B~/amln COMtanl
19th Ct'nlu~ F'rimclt Potnln
paper for your solution
!o."T\JCK IN PlllU:. Y
0.-ar C•bby: We· dlrln 't ~ ~ the
pa per tod Dy . I thl nk the
JWh~hbor's dol( did. If you solved
our probltm, would you mlnd
doing tt agaln? Irma Ubat's her
real name ~e.aren'LR«
t na good. She uys I'm
drtnklna too muc h. I say being
11tuck w1lh her la no bowl of
cherr1~
STIU,Sf\JCK IN PHILLY
Dear (:abby: Thank11 lo you.
Georg~ (that 'll my late
hWJband'11 real nanw > and I arc
separated at lut. I told him he
!Shouldn't u ll you up at 3 a.m . to
demand am aruiwer. And, boy,
were >'°" ever r1Jtht to tell him to
go lloak his head . Only t.cn
mlnutes ln a hot tub and my knee
unJockedjustllke thAt!
My problem now Is wh •ther I
aboUJd ~a lawyer fiat or lbe
poUce. Meue It"\ me know as
100n u ~ can as It's klnd of
warm ln he"' and I don't lmow
how lone ~e wUJ 1'1.Bl.
l''OOTLOOSE IN PJllLL Y
t
ORANGE COUNTY I POLITICS T~. January 23 1979 DAIL y PILOT A I I
Ba9alcatea Prods Presldetli Librarian
Promoted Patty's Release Urged
< Orange County Publte Library of·
rtdala have announced the promotion
of Bob Richard. 31. to regional
librarian.
Ot'E . ·::·
l(ArlA1'E; .~
u·~SoN ...
ANQZ ~N 8((EAtt. . -~ 0,., ,;,,;,;.
11 O. • HUSTINGS Of•o.l•t ~ ....
California Stonator S I Hayakawa l.s uriclni
Prnldenl Carter lo speed up ronaldtn\lon ot Pat
ty lleant 'a pcUUon fur commut.Uoo of her pnaon
aeote~
In a IMlf'r tn the prf"ddt>nt tarU.r thla month.
the Republican lawma1ttr r.-mtndtdCarter
"On Sept 25 o r laal year the late
Conirasmao Lt<> J Ry11 n and I perAotut.lly pre·
lt>nl('d lN' ~rdon atlur"n<-y, Mr John t..aniah , with
Patrlela llcar.1t's pt>tltlon ror commutation of aen
tenrr
"Scvl'r I month h I\ t• pni\ d ~lnC't' thrn.
"°llhOUl I WOrd t'XC •pl I :Umplt" IC'kDOWl~lement
or rereolpt Wh1l t" tht' <'lrtum .. tan<'t'' o f thl'I
parlkular can arc soml'•h•t invnlvc-d, )urely
~noutth Umt' hH pai.~.-.1 for foll cons1derution Qf
County Girds
For 'Quake'
At 8 31 a.m t~t'b l. 34 vanous agtncles 10
Orange County wlll test their read1nesr. to deal
with a 7 1 force killer earthquake
"Operation Shake1 ." an exercis~ centered at
the 200-acre Orunge Couoty Sanitation District
p lant in Founhun Vallty, Is the largest ever con·
ducted ln the county
"From u baby, It 's grown lo a monster," says
Fountain Valley Civil Defense Coordinator Robert
Morrissey. who has organiied the mammoth dis
a ster drill .
. '"nU.8 ENTIR E EXERCISE is being put on
with . 'training Ume' and volunteers," explains
Mornsscy, himself a volunteer
"Most people don't take Civil Defense serious-
ly. Morrissey adds, "until after something hap-
pens."
His earthquake drill theoretically Involves a
violent racking shudder of the WhitlJer Fault ~~ich ~ould cause widespread damage, death and tnJur~.m Orange and Los Angeles counties.
Sixty Fountain Valley ffigh School dra·ma stu-
dents wt1.J arise long before dawn Thursday to re·
port to the pnmary disaster scene and be made up
as casualties
~RAMA J'EACRER CAROLE Cooney will critl·
que their performances as the dead and injured for
class grade credits.
They will be rushed lo four area hospitaJs, Hunt·
ington lnlercommunity, Pacifica, Fountain Valley
a nd Westmins ter, whose staffs also are participating
for required training.
The other agencies involved -local firemen a nd
policemen, the California Highway Patrol, El Toro
Marine Corps Air Station medical helicopter
evacuation teams -are required to spend a certain
amount of time in training.
West Orange County's Net Six -emergency
personnel from ~I-Bach. Huntington Beach.
Fountain VaUey, Westminster, Garden Grove and
the cotmty -will be Involved.
the muit.a ol the ptllllon Each day that puses
without • df-clalon 11 anothl"r day spent ln Jail by •
woman who ahould ~ free ..
••• A80l11' ll members of t hurch Women United
In the Harbor Area are proleeling proposed cut·
bal'ln tn ('Ounty medleal servleff lo tbe poor.
The church women have wrttteo lo Oran&e
County Supervltor Thoma.a RUey staUn& their op-
position IQ the prol>06ed ~uta to be considered by
the county Boarctorsupervlsora Wednesday.
"It ta lronk." u1d Mn . Edwln Alford of
He will be responsible for operation
of the library's sout hern branch
faclUUet in Costa Mesa. Fountain
Valley. T\Jnlp, Villa Park. Irvine.
Laguna Beach . South Laguna ,
Laguna Niguel. Mission Viejo.
S llverado Ca n yon . San Juan
Capistrano and San Clemente.
-.... w~~ .. : :'_'.: . I !~ 1..• ~.T·~, .. :_.
·· C·AST. · . . . .. . ,•. . ...... . -. ., : ·.
Belboa ltla.nd. co,chalrman ol lbe aroup, "that ti· HEAD LIBRARIAN
11eollal hHlth Stt rv1 t'et arti lbreat.ent:d for cbUdr~n Bob Rlcherd
Richard formerly was supervisor
or the Garden Grove library and bad
served as Fountain Valley branch
supervi~r ror two years.
...
Ln this yt•ar whlt•h h111s l>t'en de1l1nated by the Unlt· ---------
l-d Nations ns th~ lnt~rnutlon11I Year of the Child." • • • JAMF.S t . EMERSON, a Costa Mesa advertls-
lng man, has been named by GOP presidential
hopdul Phili p Crane to the Crane for President
N atlonul Advbory Board.
Planners Lag on Airport Issue
1-:merson baa served on the Los An&eles Coun-
ty Republican Cenlr11I Committee and was a
Ronald Reagan backer al the GOP nominating
convt'nUoo ln Kansas City 1n 1976 Cra ne Is the Illinois congressman who an-
nounced tus preoidential intentions some months
ago
SAN DIEGO <AP > -A six·
county planning group wanu
Camp Pendleton considered as a
possible re~ooal civilian airport
but bas waited three months for
reaction from San Diego County
planners. Henry Wedaa . ch airman or an
aviation comm 1ttee o r the
The •688
PRIMERIB
DINNER
Special
Orfer Exp1rt>~ Januray 31. 19i~
On-the-Mall at SoUth Coast Plaza Near the CarouaeJ
on the Flnt Level. For reservations call: 540-8822
Southern Califorrua Association
of Governments. said a letter
was sent three months ago to the
Comprehens i ve Pl a nning
Organization 1n San Diego
County. Although the letter asked only
for a meeting. Wedaa said no
response was received . He said
the 125.000·acre Marine Cor~
base near Oceanside Is • a
serious c,andldate" as a regio~al
civ1hanJ a1rport because of its
location. San Diego County supervlsors
in 1972 rejected a bid by Orange County to consider petitioning
fo r the use of Camp Pendleton.
BW NEWPORT IS PROUD TO INTRODUCE
THE NEW BOEHM JUDAIC COLLECTION
TOMORROW
This important event marks the Boehm Studio ·s first
reproductions of B1bllcal and cultural themes deepfi'
imbued with Jewish heritage de//cately executed id -..
porcelam. The new senes of seven teen porcelain
pieces will be on exhib1tton and for sale with a
special slide-lecture program by Mr. George Barker.
Vice-President of the Edward Marshall Boehm studios
m the Gift Gallery at 11:00 a.m Call (114)
759-1211. ext. 284 for reservat10ns.
~E EAR~QU~E drill ~II t~e ~ace at ~----~------~-~---~-------~ the sanitation district plant because as a single en·
BU llOC~S
WI l~~I R~
tlty. it offers a variety of potenliaUy critical pro-
blems if a quake did occur.
Rcallsm will be el)couraged throughout the ex-
e rcise. says Morrissey.
"We'll be using pool chlorine where the
chlorine spills are supposed to be." he says, ex-
ptatntng it will be aprtnkled around tmagtmuy
pipeline breaks lo give off the chlorine gas odor.
'The upcoming test which will include slmulat·
ed bum victims, gas and smoke lnhalalion and
bodily injuries due to fl ying glass falling debris is
a f irst drill for Fountain valley's new moblle com-
mand POStand communications center.
"IT'S BEAUTIFUL," Morrissey says proudly of
the refurbished school bus equipped with the most
modem equipment.
He says the Feb. 1 date was picked arbitrarily.
Ironically, a Westminster -based radio
evangelist in contact with a devout Texas woman
who claims God-given visions maintains Feb.1 is the
date of areal quake.
His alleged prophetess claims il has been re-
vealed to her lkat a s uper-quake will tear
California apart, sinking the Orange Coast into the
sea .
"[don't put much faith in those people " Civil
Defense Director Morrissey says. '
However, he does believe in the laws of nature
and California's cyclical pattern of major earth·
quakes.
And that's why he d oes the job be does, •
without pay.
6MonthsAgo
Bobby's Reading Skills Were
18 Months Behind.
10day He Reads Better
_ Than MoslofHis.Clas_smot
OIWI' • PfOP411' IHrn lne Pl'OO'em . neerlv ell'trv child c:en
perform et • lewl considered "ucellent ,"
Our lnc:livlduel•Hd Comc>uter A11l1ted lnttrvctlon htlpt
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learning .. 1>41rlenct end ahowt Improvement In oth•r •
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bthevlor modll1cet1on end specif1c leernll'lg 1klll1.
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With ' ecret' Potion
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DA RrtAGll l'a IA P > Marcella
1-·l·rrrii.. M:dudc1d lurmhou1t1 hua
t ... •roen1· u HH'l'l'U for huld mco wh<.i
hUJH' ht'r C'U llC'O<'llOO O( herbs,
\ llamlns nnd mlnl•rnls wtll brlnit b• tnti. loc·k•otU\Ulr youth.
M<>r • u-.m 20 1'hloy put~ m~n dul·
ty follow lh1• bumpy road1 th~t wind
th1•o u11 b co w pia r.lure1 l o her
la!M11 atory In thin southwtttt Penn
t1)h anl t•ommunll)'
pbyalclao uncle tried l<Yrest.ore his
hair with homemade potlorui
Sbe would not dl1closc her success
rate but said she can grow hair on
almOt1t anyone
NATION I OBITUARIES I FOR THE RECORD
PVBUC NOTICE
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potion lhut ran ~llmulutc hair
wowU1. U1t· eluk I lr11llh l>cr>ortm •nt
dU11.tt:l'\>t''4
THE nR8T STEP of the treatment
b l-0 run a rake·ahaped glass INtru·
ment filled with purple RU acrots
tbe bead to aterlllze the scalp, 'lbcn the
subject bolds a wire hooked t.o 110
clectrolyala machine. The Of)trator
maangea the balding area with the
tecret formula while holding a
second wire to complete a low cur·
rent
l'IOl>tl\Nd o.-~'' o .. 1v P11ot, ------------~Jen. u. ''"
"OU)' wbu'• lhr ... 1w l(\l) 0\11 Hl my 'wa ""up lu 11111~•~
radJu al 10 »'"
"We sterillle the scalp and then
fore~ UM! formula In by electrolysis."
said Mrs. Ferens, wbo claims t.o have
a d~torate in chemistry.
Americans
Worrying
For the
"C':ood ~11t>f, • s aid Jack Ogun,
dlr<'ctor of lht• dt•purtmr nt'11 Division
ol l>ruK l>l'Vll't•i. und C.:o&ml'l1r11
''NaturRI tHaldnt·U 18 Just Bl?&!. t>lhlng thnt do.1Rn 't come back
W~~UVt' 00 Cvld •nee that anyone has R d'Pf'odUN'd u fom1ulu to Jlrow hair." he eco r ~altf "t<'or f'Vt>ry Or\C thut IJ3Y8 he 's grown hnlr, I 1•an guarant~ you
lht'rt''1> u down lhal huvc no n.-suJts."
One subject. a Roman Catholic
priest Who aaked not t.o be ldentilied,
s aid he had tried expe nsive
transplants but onJy Mrs. Fereos'
treatment worked
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\lej)fl.On, 11. -Simone EMre . i..
IKl!l'I ot H""lllQt°" 8'r«h
I UEOKE·CHU>flOS -0....-. )0,
and O>ry J , 44, bolll of WIUl.mlllllff
t.OAIU:n COABEn • OoNl<I, •i.
of MIU ..... Vlaja, -Jllfte,48, of Hunt
it>QfllnllHCh
OOWLE~CONN()A A-t It
V """' a.--... u. lloln ot 'Mt\ Clemeni.
At-f:VE'\-MYRON Elmort An, >•. •""' v-1,.. ic.y, ,., bOll> ot .. .,,,,
lll@IO<I 8't4Ktl
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C•r~. ~ -lJnd<I Lou. ll, hOth Ol
H11nt111Q10tl 8Ncll
OF Nt41STON 8EAC.E WofO~
Aooer. "· -MeHllM A ... " bO•n of Hunllr>Qton !le<t<h
A I CHARO!>ON·BART A A09"r
D•••. ll, ot ,..., s.,n.,dlno, •no
'"' 1.u .... une. n. °' "'''"" HIHURA 8REWEA Pfllllf> Jon11.
~. IM lM• .-, J'I, Doth ot llunt
lnQton 8-.h
OGlJN SAID HIS dt"partmenl In
11per ted Mn. fo\•rrns' operation three
Yt'MS <il(O und plunt> 1rnother visit.
"lt'i. tru..-You wouldn't believe
1t," smd cur d(•l.llN Richard Llpecky.
"l look ln th• mirr•or iJnd see It hap.
pt!n t•very tluy My hf•nd was bald
rrorn tht• front to lht• buck und now
I 've "ot hu1r all ovt•1 "
San<.•t• h r work was reported an u
local m.•wspuper. Mrs . f'erens has
quit 11 tt.>ach ing JOb Lo t ake c&re of an
l'8Unrnlt't.I 2.000 pt,~ple waiting for the
$20 treatment.
One c(•:s tal1c patient recently
rushed into the newsroom of the
n~arby (;reens burg Tribune·Review
to show off what h(• s u1d was newborn
growUa.
"THIS GUV SUR E was excited."
said ed1Lor f'r:ink Myers "He had lit-
tle s prouts coming out of has head.
They were h14ht·colorcd and no more
than a quarter of an inch long."
Mrs Ft•rens. 59, ~•11d during a re·
c.-enl intcrv11·w that s he has been
work an~ on 1111• t rcatmcnt for about
'10 years, 1•v1·1· i-.1nce her balding
Drivers Support
55-mile Limit
In U.S. Suroey
WASHINGTON <APl -More than
hall of l ,500 drivers questioned ln a
surve)( said they strongly support the
natioQ.a,I 55 mile per hour speed limit,
the Transportation Department re-
ports.
The nationwide samplln« showed
S6 percent strongly In favor or the
s~ lirrut, 21 percent somewhat In
favor. 13 percent somewhat opposed
and 10 percent strongly opposed.
The survey was conducted last
May and June by Teknekron. Inc .•
for the departme nt's Nation'1
Highway Traffic SHfety Admlnistra-
tion.
While most d rivers interviewed
said that s peeds sli~hlly over 55 mph
should be tolerated, 77 percent con·
tended that speeds above 60 mph
Justify a traffic citation.
LISTEN
II Makes A Loi 01
SensP To Be Sure
BPfore You Buy A
C 111 L1Sll''O To Whal
ALAN MAGNON Says
He Makes Sense•
J--rl,1.,.
YEAW MORISCTTE Rolltrl
t <t<•V. JI!, .na \19111 M . }.!, "611> ot
Drath NoticP• C.O•l~ """'""
Gays Say
ALAHMAGHOH
PONTIAC
2480 HstHw llYd.
of Fair
Cotto Mne S49-4JOO
HO\.Orlt
Wll 1 IAM r HUL[Jf P Ol "f\•IMA
(1"\)fQ 4 #/fy J 'lfl\HI' f 11, \'flC•
W.. Ylffd by ht\ wit• t ou1•" '"'' .. nd
d1tVQh'•' tn tttw I ht11n.,., w •f''1
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of ""'"''<.,. u-o-PO\I 1n, L•ovn•
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will btt •• A>HMlon ( •"" '"'" SLCMMON
ROOr llT A \I EMMCIN, r•\KMt1I ot
We\t Cov1ntt, (• FIA\.\eO •wAA"f
JAnv11ry 11. 19/4 Ill N•WOOtl li<>A<'I.
(ft i1t 1hie •oe 'Jf )1 ';4Jrv1vn1t by
rtAuqfllllJt. ~ron Al'°"'m f)f M•uh11tlt•"
llu <ll, Ge.:"""-· N.,,-...,,, \l•mmon
ot Art Hll•, C.o , °'"'"'",Jim ~~mmon
oi Arc4td641, (A . "'''' ....,,,.ftnft t4111 of
WhUU•t. CA , \t\tef' (...;.,"ol yn C.,111rton of
Arc.ct1a1 Gt • ~ 1"4lll'O f)f' .. n0<:ru l0tl'n
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ovff ~ """' ..t Ur~h MtllO<\, •ltO •
wleten ol i... WW I S..•voved by°""
.-, 0..tltt 0 e..-11 ot C0\1.9 Me-..,
Ca. ~•rvlce\ •nd 1nutnment ••t • Ot lwatt P1er(e 8ro th•t\ ~mttf'"
l ( W f\ (.(')()I( J•mtt\ Rl<P\tHft,
J< ? J, Of Hunt1noton fl••c: n. And
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Deaths
'Elsewhere-
LOS ANGELES tA P l
Joseph II. Wagnn.
r a b t>i e m e r it u s a t
Hollywood Temple fleth
t;I 18 yr•nrs. died Satur·
da y of hl'art failure
wh1lf' vaca ti o n in~
uboard an ocean liner 111
the South Pacific.
NASSAU, Ba ha m a s
<APl Si r M i lo
Boug hton Buller, 72,
gover nor general of th~
Bahamas, died a l a
ho11p1tal here Monday.
SAN RAFAEL CAP>
J ordan Martinelli Jr ..
54 , a Marin civic leader,
rancher a nd bus i -
nessman. died Saturday
ut the famUy ranch 1n
llolinas.
Mof'llH<'I. Otre<too, ~••n• ~•mlly------------
>uQ99•h tonlrlOUllOtt> l>e ,., • .,., lo
1<010 M•mor••• HO•Pll•I. Newpor I a."'"
SMl'l'H·TUTHIU.-U.MI . MOtlTUAIY
Wl:STCUff CHAP'B.
Cre1T'8tOtY • Flowor Shop
427 E. 1 flh S t
Costa Mesa
646-4888
"8Cl llOTHHS
SMTH'S MOITUAlY
627 Main St
Hunttno1on Boach
536-6539
PIBFAMllY
CC>f.OMAL ,.,..._Al
HOMI
7801 Botsa AvP
Westm1nater
893-3625
,ACIAC Yt(W
t•tOIUAl ,AU
Cemetery Mof1uary
tn.pel
3500 P9ciflc View Drive
Newport Beach
644-2700
McCOtiiKW MOflUARtts
• Lagvn1 Beeoh
494'-9415
Laguna Hilla
"' 768-0933 san Juan Caolstrano
495-1776
Mln.RMllOH
N•A&.HOMI
&t&-2424
CotteMeta
er34M60
llLL •OADW AY MOln'UAaY
110 Broedw-v
C<*• MeSI 942-91150
r.
••
CREMATION &
BURIAL at SEA
$195
Complrie
C oll I« onfonnatiOfl
SMITH TUTHILL
LAMB
M orlv"'(· C rMiofory
Row"' Sh'Of>
\f't'•l"'J All Fai"'•
Sinu 1176
411 E I 71h SI , Coalo Mue
646-4888
PUBLIC NOTICE
Life Easier
TOflONTO !J\f'l
Events thf• las t sever al
wecl<.s indil'ah• ll 1s
easier L1) hvt:' and wor k
in m1•tropohtan Toronto
as a homosexual lll"'>l'
days than 1l w<1s a few
years ago But m any
gays s till fear hcing
found out
So ml' rN'•'nl ,. vf'nl!-1
and ~cent:!> ·
-llOMOS ExtJALS
openly hug anc1 k15~ on
s teps ot a To r o nto
courthou.se, celchratinj.(
the end of a tri&I inv1JIV·
mg a j.(ay rnaga:dne.
Mayor John Sewell
publicl y defe nds the
n14hlsofhomost!xt.als;
-GAV LJBE RATION
leaders an: invatt•d lo
speak lo a ll'Nar Hrlth
women ·~ cluh, a Homan
Catholic .:iris' school
and lc'('ture lo <.•lasses of
police train cs,
-A policem a n is
reprimandC'd for inform-
ing ~rhool boards about
t eac he r:. found an a
homosexual bulh house
DESPITE A PUBLIC
uproar over Sl'well 's
speech s uppo rtin g
h omos e xual r ig ht s.
Brent Jfawl cs, mmr!llcr
of the guy M<'tropalitan
Com munlty Churc h ,
said : "l think , In
ge neral, so<'icty is more
accepting."
T hal view ls 11upportcd
by Gt'Orgc Hislop, the
uno fflc.'i a l mayor o r
M e tro 's 2 00,000
homosexuals who rc-
c e n ll y spoke to a
Cotholi r School rl11ss.
'·When one i>t ud<'nt
nsk cd me whethe r I
tho ught th1nJ,!:s were
changing, I told her to
go home and ask be r
mother if I would have
been invited to speak at
this school when she was
a student here," tflslop
said.
.OMBlJDSMAN
IS WOM.4N
1n1urGnce
TWO ADDITIONAL YEARS ,~~~n<~/:1 G~ARAMTEED
·"NO INCREASE IN PREMIUM-5"
Business. Commercial Fire, Condos and Apartments
BOB PALEY HOWTHoc-546-3205
& ASSOC, INC. soUTHoc-642-6500
MASTERS DEGREE
CREDENTIAL PROGRAMS
IN
EDUCATION
AT
The Grace lutlltNn School
700 West South Street
MWEtM
Persons may work concurrentty oo the Mastera Degree 1n
Education and one of the following CTPL-approved Credential
Programs:
Pupil Per9onnel/Counseling
Reading
Special Education
All calsses are seheduled f0t late afternoon and evening hours.
Semester Oates: January 29-M8Y 18. 1979
Cost: S55. percredtt plus 110. fee
1nf0tmatlon· Contact
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Shah Classic Case/
Exile Attribut d to Mismanagement Cill8C811lOIE
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Shah Pahlavi
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RELIGIOUS FOE
Ayatuflah Khomeini
Art Copy
Sales
Defended
NEW YORK <AP l
Nelson A. Rockefeller
i;ays selling quality
reproductions of works
from his private art col·
lection can he com·
pared with buying re-
cordings of a Beethoven
symphony.
The former vice presi·
dent and Ne w ;york gov-
er n or d is mi ssed
criticism that some art
works were not meant to
be copies by s aying
critics were readin~ in-
tent into the arhs t 's
mind.
THE NELSON
Rockefelle r Collection
Inc. offers pieces rang·
ing in price from $65 for
a copy of a Ch inese Ex·
port tea stand to $7 ,500
for a copy or a Rodin
sculpture.
• 8 )' OTl'O C. OOEU~ING
TEHRAN. lr&o <AP> Shad\
Mohammad Rtou Pahlav•'J han-dtln1 ol lbt e\•t"o&.a Uaat fotftd
bim to t ave b!t country la beln&
atudlt'd as a etas le c&11cbook or
mlamana~menl or a poUUcal
crbl1
Thl11 1s lihe vil'w tb t cml.'rgei>
from taJk& v.llh dlplnnu1Ui· ob
urvcnr, who •ncrt that
Tllt: SllAH OlSPLAV1t;D
1ndcC'1sncneiss and "ama~lng lo
IC'tlvll)' ... allow1nf( 11moldcrinjl
rtlll"ntmt•nl aii••n~t the ub~lut
monarchy to e.>.plodc lust y.,ur
and ulUm111ll'ly lo force him out
or Iran. Into what mu} bt.'com
J>••rn1arwnt exllt:
llr showed laC'k of for~s11ht
ln dt'ptn<hn_a so ht-avlly on the
b uc king or the 430.000 mun armed forces while falling to
broaden the b8Jleof his support
And Wllll too late, he did not
act to mend fMce11 with his
p owerrul religious roes, to
re5traln Ills feared secret police.
to halt corruption in high places.
or to rein in his ambitions for
converting tht> 2.500·year old
Persian ~mpire into oi modern
power.
THE ~EAR-LONG politatal
turmoil had a religious spark
a n attack on t h e e xiled
Ayatullah K.l\omeinl, the shah's
c h ief r e ligi o us o ppon e n t ,
pub l i s h ed i n 'a Te hran
newspaper last January. Kho-
m e i ni. an ol d fo e o f the
monarchy, is the 78-year-old re-
ligious lead e r of Iran 's 32
million Shiite Moslems. The at-
tack was written by Amir Abbas
Hoveida, minister of the Im·
perial court and former prime
minister.
It proved a major miscalcuh1·
lion. It underrated the influence
of the natiOD 's 180.000 mullahs (Moslem clergymen ), even after
fi ve decades of secularization
under the dynasty founded by
the shah· s f at her.
The day the letter appeared.
riots broke out in the holy city of
Qom . Seven proteste r s were
killed. setting off a cycle of
violence.
KHOMEINl HAD BEEN ex-
iled in 1963 for leading protests
against the shah's "while re-
volution" the campaign that
deprived mosques of lan<i~ld·
ings and decreed the emancapa-
tion of women. Gradually, he
grew into a srmbol of political
as well as religious opposition.
In addition to the a rmy. the
shah counted on the support of
those who had prospered under
bis rule and peasants who had
benefited from land reforms.
But support from both groups was spotty ;-in any· -were dis·
gruntled about mismanagement
of land reform and neglect of the
countryside in the mdustrlaliza·
lion drive.
.·tLY 'l .
I n ddtllon . b1uaar
me rchants. the new c lass of
W l'8turn educated tcchnocr»lls.
nnrl the outlon'a million civil
1wr vt111t~ lue i::ety threw their lot
111 with the oppotilUon
THlo: MERCHANTS resented
tl ru·,• ('Onlrul measures The
t•<•hnocrul11, who ltad tasted
llbcrnllsm aa students ln the
W ca.I, wt•rt< revolted by alleged
... xrei.11tes of the secret police.
known u:, SAVAK.
The oil boom since 1973 had
f1·d corruption, spurred over-
am bilious andustrlal projects
al'ld accelerated the rate of
military sp~mdlng , which oppo-
nents considered lo be squander-
ing tbc nation's wealth.
ln defense or the sbab. some
mtuntam that he honestly sought
to root out chronlc corruption
but wits stymied because mem·
bcrs of the royal family and his
closest political s upporters were
involved.
Recenl reports says the royal
fam ily's wt>all h was In the billions of dollars although the·
sha h turned over some or that to
the Pahlavi Foundation for the
use or the nulion shorUy before
leavin~ Iran.
PER-CAPITA INCOME rose
from $200 lo $2,000. but industrial
workers found much of their
added earnings eaten by infla-
tion.
So the gap between rich and
poor widened. and increased
m a terial wea lth threatened
traditional values. Mullahs com-
Cat Disease
A// ects Dogs
ITHACA, N.Y. (AP > -
Dogs around the country
have a new disease lo cope
with and they have their old enemy, tbe cat , to
blame.
Just since last spring
dogs ln this country have
been fowid suffering from
a disease similar to cal
dis temper. according to
N e il M c Laio . ad ·
ministrator or the James
A. Baker Institute for
Animal Health at Cornell
University.
McLain sa id that
Cornell r uearcbers
believe the new dog dis-
ease is a mutant of feline
panleukopenia, or cat dis·
temper.
plained or an lnvulon by
Weatem decadence . The boom
broulbt tn a mlllton foretcn workers . 45,000 of lhem
Amertcan.s. and recognlllon ot
Iran 's dependence oh foreign
tecbno&oty and sktlled labor fed
deep·aeat.ed fear of foreign ln·
nuence. Streets became choked
with cart. A perpetual cloud of
smog veiled the..towering Alborz Mountains.
As that was happening, a long-
standing opposition was being
led by the persecuted old guard
of liberal and socialist politl·
ciana wbo had supported the
fiercely nationalistic Moham-
mad Moasadeq, prime minister
from 1951 until his ouster tn a
pro-shah military coup in 1953.
THE OLD GUAJlD eventually
round allies among politically
active acad emics. students of
liberal and leftist pers uasion -
and the religious conservatives.
The unlikely mix "put aside a
lot of profound diffe rences when
they focused on tbe shah," a
Western diplomatic source said.
expressing s urprise that the
shah "allowed the religious OP·
position to min~le more and
more with his traditional lertisl·
liberal opponents."
The s hah r e l ax e d pres s
censorship and tolerated some p~aceful dissent but con -
cessions usually came too late,
satisfied only part of the opposi-
tion's demands. and made tu s
loes hungry for more.
THEN POLITICAL TURMOIL
mounted in the late summer of
1978. 1be shah kept a low profile
at bis palace on the Caspian Sea
and reportedly Ignored advice to
get out and lead. Martial law
was declared on Sept. 8. but was
unevenly enforced after troops
opened fire on demonstrators on
Tehran, killing 121 and wound·
log 200 others.
From a Ma ch1ave l11 a n
perspective. some diplomats
believe the sha h might have
quashed tbe revolt through un -compromising enforcem ent of
martial law. He opted Instead
for what one observer described
a s military "half measures"
a lthough that appraisal is not
shared by the opposition, which
today mourns more than 1,500 dead.
Still, the loll clearly would
have been much higher bad the
army not flred more bull~ts lnLo
the air than Into crowds or de· moostrators.
"THE SHAH EVIDENTLY
felt lhat, while he could hold on
t o p ower himself through
harsher measures. his dynasty
would not survive," a Western
J)Ollll<!at observer said.
Even al the end, the observer
said, the shah hoped that of he
lost power. his son might regain
it.
T he collection also of-
f e r s C i bachro m e
reproductions a pro·
cess which 1s said to
give the truest color and
least fading of some
of Rockefeller's paint·
ings, including Picasso's
"Girl with Mandolin"
priced at $850.
Officer
Named
Sandy Parker. a d·
ministrative secretary
for the South Coast
Me dical Center , ha s
bee n named executive
s ec r e tar y o f th e
facility's foWldation.
~~owRCA GREAT
~ REBATE ROC KEFELLER told a n ew s con -
ference tha t while a
Cibachrome re produc·
tion might convey 60 per cent of a painting's
aesthetic quality, a new
process offered "80 to 90
percent "
In the new process.
being done at Courtenay
Studio Ltd. in Perth ,
Scotland, a Clbachrome
reproduction is attached
to canvas and an artisan
then brushes a translu-
cent r esin over th e
The San Clemente re·
sident has been with the
South Laguna facility
three yea r s . Th e
medical center founda -
li o n r ais es funds lo I purchase medical equ1p-
m en t for use at the
center. The foundation 's
Silver and Gold Card
pro~rams netted $35,000
during the last quarter
of 1978.
rep~oduclion to create La 8 Upheld a n impasto that copies W
t h e orig ina l brus h · SAN FRANCISCO
strokes. <AP) -The California
"I think it's very ex· Court of Appeal h~s ~p-,
citing. and I think a bout held stat.e lawproht_bitmg
fi ve years. from now, possession of ce~ain slot
this is going to be just as machines or dev1ces, in·
accepted as Beethoven's eluding coin operated
symphony on a record· video blackjack games
ing to be played in your wh ich provide free plays
home," he said. to winners.
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Grading of TV
Sets Proposed
WASHlNCTON <AP I Do you have a grade
A television set. or does It seem to snow even ln
the summer 7
The Federal Commun.iution.s Commission Ls
contemplating setting up a grading system for
television sets and wants lo hear what you think of
th~ idea.
THE ·DEADLINE FOR COMMENTING IS
Feb 1 and letters should be sent to Gen. Docket
78·307. Federal Communications Commission, Of-
fice of Chief Engineer. Wastungton, DC., 20554.
Manufactureni have said they did not make
some technical Improvements, which would have
increased costs, t:fecause they fear this would re-
lfuce sales They feel that many consumers re-
cognize only external dif·
ferences in sets, such as CON.t.;l / M f ;H cabinet quality, picture
s ize and the appearance
of the control panel.
The FCC, however,
feels that 1f more mformauon were available lo
consumers they could S<'lect a set better suited to
their needs. For example, people who hve in areas
with weak signals could select sets desined to
bring in the signals better.
In addition, grading sets &pd provl<hn& more
information would lnduce manufadu.rers lo im·
prove their products, the agency feels.
TifE FCC IS SEEKING SPEClnC comments
including:
Whal kind of information would be most
helpful to buyers, and what 4s the best way to pre-
sent it? For example, should permanent labels be
attached to the sets, or should booklets be
e nclosed? Should grading be by letter , such as A.
R, C. etc., or by description such as Good, Fair,
de.?
Once you buy a television set , de you have
enough information to install and operate it? If
not, how should additional information be made
available?
Should the ft'CC require that sets be labeled
with a maximum ''snow" fi gure for the type of
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Instant Fa•e
Girl,, 16, Gets Cover
PHILA,OELPHIA ~AP ! Thal cover girl on
this month s Cosmopolitan magazine ls a 16-year-
old who dnnks milk and whose parents think she's too young Lo date
She 1s Lusa Cu mmings of Springfield, and her
rart.>er as a cover girl began with a chance en·
('ounte r with fashion photographer Francesco · Scavullo
MIS." CUMMINS WAS SHOPPING with her
mother in a New York City department store when
SC'avullo spotted her.
"I didn't. force It. That's the way she looks,"
Scavullo said of Miss Cummins' alluring ap-
pearance in many of his photos. "Girls do look
quite sexy at an early age They know how lo han-dle it."
THE 5-FOOT-6, UM-POUND cover glrl said
she never dreamed of a career In modeling before
meeting ~avuJlo.
"I always dreamed when I was young of being
a surgeon. It's still my ambition,'' said Mlss Cum-
mins.
Mistrial Declared
'ST. JOSE PU, Mo. <APl -A mlslrtal was
dfflared In theuHol a m anwhosaiclhebrollelnto-a
grocery store In an efrort to_pt a job by showh11 the
owners how well he coUld stock the ahel ves.
Jurors told Judge Merrill Staub ol B~hanan
County Court they were deadlocked al f..3 In faVOC' or acqullUng 26-year-old Jerry Pierce or St. Joseph
on a charge or burglary.
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'Too /fl~la Credit'
Coors Ousts Ad Agent
GOLDEN. Colo. (AP> -The
Adolph Coors Co. baa fired Ill San
Franclac:o advertiaing agency wilh
complaint.a that tbe aaency abowed a
"lack ol eoordinatJon .. and took too
much credit for the marleetlnc or
Coor• Ught low·caJorle beer.
Offlcia1s at Kelly, Nuon·Univu
aay, however, that It waa their ex-
pertlte that made Coon Light lmo a
tup.aeWna beer in the West U.its fmrt
nine monthl.
cooas· OFFICIALS, announcing
the termination, said "The overall
work accomplished by Kelly, Nuon·
Uni vu did meet some of our t .. k ob· jectives ...
However. the company added:
"That agency's efforts in the Coors
Light marketing campaign wu only
one segment of a broad team effort
put forth by Coors marketing, pro·
ductlon. sales aod dialrlbuUon
personnel."
In 1977, the tut year (or which
figures were avaUable, Coon spent
$15.5 million oo advertising. The
figure is e xpected t o be up
meaaurablv in 1978.
David Soblln. promotion and public
relations direct.or for Kelly, Nuoo·
Unlvu, wouldnotspeculateoowbybb
nrm wut.ermlnated.
However. he saJd, the agency was
.. Instrumental In developing Coora
Ll1ht beer. We did a tremendous job.
That '1 aelf-evldenl among cooaumen
and ln the advert.laing world.
Ooora offlclala are reported ex·
amin.ing the "ICOpe" of Cadco Inc.,
tbe company'• ln·bouae agency,· with
tbe poulbWty or adding advertislnc
re1pon1lbuttie1. They said blrl~
another outside agency la a
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I Dana Hills Hj gh's Ran-
dy lewis (right in tdp
P.hoto) is on his way to
a win over Fountain
Valley's Bobby Page at
Saturday's Fountain
Valley Five Counties
wrestling invitational.
Fountain Valley Coach
John Rosales (second
photo) gives one of his
wrestlers some advice,
while Ocean View's
Dan ·c1earwater (third·
photo) tries to escape
an opponent's hold.
Below, Edison Coach
Terry Lorentzen gives
Harry Clark some ad-
vice during a triple
overtime match.
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Dally Piiot Photos
By Patrick O'Donnell
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-, . 'Say Hey Kid' 1
--Mak~ Big Catch: -
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In Hall of Fame
NEW YORK <AP) .-Willie Mays, who loved baseball and
played It with .sreatness, waa elected to the Hall or Fame today by
an overwbelmtng vote.
Mays, only the ninth player ever to be en.shrined in his first
year of eligibility -excluding the first year of voting in 1936 -re -
ceived 409 of a possible 432 votes by 10-year members or the
Baseball Writers Assn. of America participating
in the annual balloting.
WIDLE MAYS BECAME the 88th player
chosen for induc tio n into the Hall at
Cooperstown, N.Y .. two other outstanding out-
fielders. Enos Slau5!hter a nd Duke Snider , again
failedtoreeeiveenough votes.
Snider, a conti?mporary of Mays' when he
played centerfield for the Brookly n Dod5!,er5i was second Wllh 308 votes, 16 short or the reqwreu
324. It was his 10th year on the ballot. .
It was a bitte r d isappointme nt ror MAYS
Slaughter, a major leaguer for 21 years. 13 with the St. Louis
Cardinals. who finished third with 297 votes, 27 shy of the required
number. A nominee must appear on flt least 75 percent of the
voters' ballots to gain an entrance to the Hall.
T1DS WAS THE ISTH YEAR he had fallen short, and he no longer,
is eligible unless he is elected by the Veterans· Com millee. However .
he must wait another fi ve years before he can be considered by the veterans· group.
The late Gil Hodges. anothe r former Dodger finished fourth
with 24¥1 foUowed by ex-,Dodger pitcher Don Drysda le, with 233. Al me announcement or his election, Mays was near tears.
"l'M GOING TO HAVE to quit talking," Mays said. "Tears
always come when I talk about things I love.··
Mays said be could have played a lot of other sports beside
baseball "but I picked baseball because it was a game that was
e.;1sy to enjoy and easy to love. A lot of guys make it hard, but it ·s
an easv ~ame. nice t o make a living at. • ·1 never had a batter moment an my life playing baseball."
THE BUBBLING, ZESTFUL MAYS, nicknamed the "Say Hey
Kid," retired as a player in 1973aftu.a total of22seasons with the New
York and San Francisco Gia nts. and the New York Mets, for whom he now is a coach.
In addition to Wondrous Willie, those honored their first time on
the ballot were Bob Feller, Ted Williams, Stan Musial, Jackie
Robinson, Sandy Koufax, Wa rren Spalln. Mickey Mantle and Ernie Banks. ,
The highest vote-getter in history was Ty Cobb, the old
"Georgia Peach," who received 98 percent of the vole in 1936. He was ignored by only four voters .
Also in 1936, the legendary Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner were
named by 95 percent of the voters. Each missed being unanimous by 11 votes.
SINCE 1136, FELLER CAME the closest to being chosen
unanimously, garnering 94 percent of the vote in 1962.
Mays' vote percentage or 94.6 was the highest since Cobb's total in 1936.
Mays, a hitter with ma~nificent bat control, finished his ii·
See MA vs. Page 8%
Trojans Fall, 74-72
Wildcat Victory
~ightens Pac-10
TUCSON <AP> -With Joe
Nehls scor in g 3 1 poi n t s.
Arizona's Wildcats have clawed
another Pacific· 10 Conference
b ask e tball leader . e d gi n g
Southern Cal Monday ni~hl after
beating UCLA last Thursday.
Arizona 's 74· 72 v ictory pro-
duced a three-way tic fo r the
confe rence Jead .. Southern Cal.
UCLA and Washington State all
have 5·2 league records.
THAT TIE MAY be broken
d ur ing the coming Ion~ weekend
w h e n the Co u g ar s from
Wa shington State travel to Los
Angeles to play UCLA Thursday
night and Southern Cal Saturday
a fte rnoon in a r c~1ona l l y
televised game.
Kuhn Helping
Angel Cause?
MINNEAPOLIS I AP l -
Baseball Commissioner Bowi e
Kuhn reportedly wants to dis·
courage Calvin Griffith and the
Minnesota Twins from trading
seven-time American Lea gue
'batting champ Rod Carew to the
New York Yankees.
The YanJfees a nd the Twin.5
are convinced Kuhn is trying to
kill any chance of Care w going
to the Ya nkees . the Min·
neapolis Tribune reported today.
Kuhn was not imm ed iately
a vailable forcomment.
The Tribune said the Twins
planned to call Kuhn this mom·
Ing and insist that he allow the
Yankees to talk to Carew and his
attorney, Jerry Simon.
THE YANKEES reportedly
are prepared to make Carew an
offer that will compare
favorably with one made earlier
by the California Angels.
The Angels came lo terms
wltb Carew for a reported $4
mlllion over five years. But the
Twins have not approved the
deal because they want California
third basem an CarMy La04ford
in any Carew trade with that club.
Tiie Angels say they will not trade
L-a~
Griffith sent a telegran Mon-
day to Angels General Manager
Buu ie Bavasl a s kin g fo r
SeeKVHN,Pa1eaz
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Arizona now has a 4·4 record
and like Southern Cal is 10·6 in
a ll games.
Nehls of Arizona made 11 of
his 18 noor shots in the game al
Tucson. and 9 of 11 free throws.
Southern Cal had an edge in
field goals but made just 8 of 14
foul shoL~. while Arizona 's free
throw success was 24 or 28.
"WE'VE RAD TWO great vic-
tor ies," Arizona Coach F red
Snowden said. "I felt fortunate
we were able to keep our com-
posure. especially after the vie·
tory over UCLA."
Arizona shot 68 percent in the
fi rst half to take a 36·31 lead. But
the Tro1ans came back on the in·
s ide play o f cen ter C li ff
Robinson. who led his team with
21 points.
Southern Cal edged I'> a 51·48
lead with 13 minutes left before
s urre ring a long ser ies of
turnovers. Arizona took advan·
tage or each one. outscoring the
Trojans 15·1 for a 63·52 lead.
"I THOUGHT the difference
in the game was at the free
throw line," Southern Cal Coach
Bob Boyd said. "Arizona shot
very well In crucial situations." ·
The Trojans m ade a second
rally late in the game . but a
technical foul was called on
Purvis Miller when he hung on
the rim · after a stuff shot that
closed the score to 69·68.
Boyd called it "a critical play
as far as USC was concerned.
But it was a good call. All he had
t o d o was l ay i t o ff th e
backboard instead or trying lo
stuff it."
Arizona followe d Mille r 's
basket with five consecutive free
throws, three by Nehls. Dean
Jones, the South ern Cal
playmaker, had a chance to ti~
the game.but his shot from lS feet
out In the closing seconds bounced
btf the front of the rim.
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82 OAIL Y PILOT Tv .. d•v Janvar'f 2J, 1111
A Cap1ule Repor1 From tM World of Spor11
G t Th ir Fill ...
From Bask tbaU Victories
t rom P DI patt'hn
I tw /\r1w11.s \ 1n1H•1 .. 1t)' ba kt>lllall tr a m
-. 1.11111 '1 th1• only ont• foo11lln~ on vlrWMt' uvt•r
UCLA amt l ''.',C ~nt u rd )' and Monday the
Wlldc&al f Jl'i v. ''r•• loo
Thon tu • 11romt1t 1onul almnllCk by • rt!~lauratl'Ur In
th1• Tt•miw ar(':1 "i" h f.111 that bou11ht a llckct lo,o rtct'lvl"d
u <'oupoo for u fr,.,. 'Pu.ih1 ll1 1llnni·r ""lu1'<J "'SJ II\
The 1•ooponi. v. 1•n • ha nded out 1n lht' form of yl"lluw
1•ar<ls anct tnt• 14'1\' v.JHMI th m \tgorously throu1thout both
i.:a m 1•i.
Thi• .ltlt·1ltl nrl' ror the-t,.o games 141lh lh • Uruln' and
TroJana wns 14..JOl &and H .5il6. rcapc•cUvtly 'I hat totalis out
to $90.994 05 m spa ght>lll dlnn .. n
1'h4: vrumol1o n har. ~n going on Lhmuiih th<> l'ac to
s.-ason and nuturally lhl' Wlldcatis itr,· 4 Oat home and o 4 on
the road
Nt.'t.'<iJ('SS lo '>DY. that '11 a lot or pa11hL
Tf!..,..raf .. ~ Cool• St~~~r Par•fl~
PJTISBU IWll Tn•l' to lhl· workmttnllke al
manner with which tht-~ fashioned their third 4• •
Sl,\oer Howl «hamp1onsh1p , tht.'rc was no victory
parade for th•· Pttll(burgh SV•••lt>ris dubbed the
blue collur ll•11m 11f llw N .111vnal Ft1ot ball League.
Ttwri: wui. tht• w<>uthcr to think abOut the tl.'rn
pcrutures wen • ht•ln w frt•t•,lng In PltUburgh Monday
:md tht' (<&C't I hat 10 of tlw Stct:.l.crs..h.ud pro<.'t:Cdcd directly
to Los Angele:. for thC' P ro Bowl. Mon
()t1y nig ht':-. final game of this extrn long
1'ump1dgn.
lnstead. there was t1m1:: for a Joyous
look back at Sunduy's 35·31 triumph
wh1 <·h c·arrtcd Coach Chuck Noll.
c1uarterback Terry Bradshaw and the
rest of the Steelers to the top of the
sport a spol the team and this c1ly ex
pec.'t to keep for some time.
"I think a winning tradition 1s lm
portant and I think It reed!l on itself."
No1... said Noll at his news confere nce in
Miami Monday "It's a n added incentive i\tld·it helps the
youn~ pc.'Oplc• coming into an organization.
"I think th11> football team has n't reached 1ls potential
yl'l I think c•vi·ry un·a of <>ur football team has proved
1lst-lf and uny help we cun get in the draft in the way or
compel1t1on will serve to i.pur the veterans we have rip.ht
now ··
......-----fluofr ol fhr Day-----.
P1ltshur~h Steelers Coach Chuck Noll. re ferring to
Dallas Cowtwys l111chackcr Thomas Henderson;
··Em µty barrel-. milk<' the most noise "
ltfiddlefon Pace• Bo•fon Win
Boi..ton·-.. Ri<"k Mlddlrt.on l'ICOrf'd tht• tying ~
JtO:J I. h1i.. :..! h t. an<! ~l'l u I' lht: go ahead score in ,
lht.> second ax•riod ltJ send the Bruins to a 3· I vic-
tory ovcr the Atlanta Flames Monday night in a
National Hockey League contest ... Gary Kowall con-
verted a pass by hnemute Boh Nystrom with 8 J.'i gone 1n
the final J)f'riod. ramming a JO.footer past Chicago goabc
Tony E.'ipo<>1to to lift th .. Nt>w York Islanders to a 2· I win
over lhi• Bl :u·k llawks TNI Green, who made his mark
<i s a har<f-h1ttrn~ <ft·ft•n"''m :111 w1lh the Boi.lon Bruins. hus
.inno un1•ed hi'> n ·11n•m(·nt
NofN-Da•r Flr•t; Bradn• Slxflt
The T<ip TwPnty t eams 1n The Ai.soc iatcd Press col·
h·~<· haskt>tball poll. with fi rst placl! votei. rn parenthesei..
and scu&.m n·con ls
1 Notrr Dume (491 II I
2 N Caroli na <71 lr1 2
3 lruiiana St 121 Hl O
11 G<'orgetown, f) C 14 2
12.Syr<iC'IJSC 1r1 :..!
1:1 M arquettP 13-2
r1 M 1d1l~an St 11 :1
~,.Louisv11lc 15 3
6 UCLA 12 :1
M Tt.•xas /\&M 15 :J
15.Ar1<a n!'las I l·J
16 Temple 13 I
7 Oukt' 12 3
~ llltnms 16 2
17.Texas I I 4
18 Alabama 11 ·4
!f.Lou1s lanu St 13 :..!
10.0 hio Stale 11 ·4
19 Vanderbilt 12·2
20.N. Carolina St. 11 6
Pinon• Put Stop•~· Dne.,~r
Delroit 'M Bob Lanier scored 30 points and m
te a med with rookie Tnry Tyler to lead the
Pistons to a 121-117 vic tory ove r Denver Monday
night ror the Pis tons' rirth National Basketball
Assn. road win in 25 game s this i.eason ... Philadelph1a
76ers guard Doug Colllm, has been sidelined for an un-
d etermined period by a n innammalion of the tendon in his
right foot ... Elvln Hayes and Bobby Dandridge of the
Wash1n.:t.on Bullets. the winoingest t eam in the Eastern
Conrerence. and Jack Sikma and Dennis Johnson of the
Seattle SuperSom«s. hest rn the West, wt>re a mong a total
of 12 players added Monday lo the roste rs for the 29th an·
nual NBA All·star gam<· in Pontiac. Mich Jo'ch. 4
FairfH111ks Duputr Gees to ArlHtratlott
Football in the courts · In what amounts to a victory
for the N<"w En~land P atriots. Chuck Falrbanlta' contract
dispute with the National Football League learn will be
!lubmitted to leal(ue a rbitration. Boulder Distnct Court
Ill' • Judge Richard W. Dana granted a stay
in the proceedings pending a rbitration
by NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle
. Big 8 lawyers quietly filed a rf'ply to a
ruling In r o rm e r Okla h o ma
Stal<' Coach Jim Stanley'" fede ral
lawsuit against the conference. Stanley
allegedly opt>rut«d a football slush fund
at Oklahoma State and the Big Eight
has been Inves tigating t he situation
Pitts burgh's 35 31 victor y over
~••u• .. ou. Da lla s 1n Super Bowl XIII cost Las
Ve gas bookl€'!1 quite a bit of money but none would dlsclos~
any dollar amounts . The point spread varied from three to
four points ull wrck with Dallas boosters getting their
money back on a pu~h rind P1ll'Jburgh backers getting
theirs back or winning , depending on the odds, maklng ll a
dCluble loss fo r the books .. Two thousand hardcore rans
presaed against a choln link fence to welcome bome the
Dal\as Cowboys Monday Jn Pittsburgh, rtfteen members
of the 4S-man Sleete r 11quad returned from the game lo
sub-freezing weather and a purposely low·key reception
. . . The Mia mi Dolphln11 hired Dan lleHlnl, tormer New
York Jets coach. t o coach their pHslna game ... Manlll.
Jolra1101r,-asstlltant heaa coach at Notre Dame. has been
hired by the University of Oklahoma ... Cbwck Studley,
defenslvl' Une conch of the Cincinnati BenJ{als has accept·
cd the Job of dtfensivt.' coordinator for the San Francl1co
49trs .. Tim Kearn.-y, St. t.ouls linebacker , underwent
succe8sful knee surgery
R•dfe,T•~I••
RADIO: Rasketb11l -New York Kntcks at th~
Lakera, 7:50 p.m • KLAC <5701 : Athletes \al Action al St.
Mar}''1,8p.m .• KYMS 008 FM).
TV: Noevenuachoduled.
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Drought
Ends For
Crenshaw
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PllOr.:HIX fAP\ -A year and
a half ot pure fru.ttraUon endfd
for Ben Crenshaw.
"It'• been touah." be said.
"watchina everybody else in the
world win. I 1ot close a lot of
tlmH and It hurt. really hurt. to
ml111 In those tournaments. Well,
I worked awfully hard on my .:ume I've reaJly worked at It.
And. dosgone It, I deser ved lo
win this week "
THE VICl'OllY, h1s rirst slnce
M .. y urn. c4mc by a single shot
In th4' twice·d layed. then ab-
brcv1att.'Ci. S4 hole Phoenix Open.
And 1l c ame In t y pfcal
(.'r~n8haw rashion -out of tbe
woods
He 'd given himself a 4-shot
It-ad with a spectacular. 10 un·
dcr par 61 In Sunday's second
round. No one caught him In the
third and final round Monday.
but Jay llaas. playing In front of
Ben. dropped a l2·foot birdie
putt on the last hole lo cut the
margin to on~.
THEN IT WAS up to Ben. He
needed only a par S on the
water-guarded finishing hole at
the Phoen1x Country Club lo win
It And he almost let it get away.
lie hooked his tee shot Into Lhe
trees. a position with which he
has become familiar over the
years . HJs sceond Bhot was still
'behind the tree line . but he did
have a s hot to the green. Haas
was st.and.Ing behind the putUng
~urface watc hing.
"He hit about the only shot he
had out of the trees." Haas said.
"He kept It low. When 1t rolled
on the green. well. I dldn 't think
much of my chances. Ben 2·
putted from a long distance.
m aybe 3(>-40 feet, to win it with a
fina l round of par 71 and a 199
lotal.14shotsundcroa r."
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) GOLF I TENNIS I FOOTBALL
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BEN CRENSHAW BLASTS FROM BUNKER AT NINTH HOLE.
MAYS IN HALL OF FAME
lustrious career with 660 home runi;, the third leading total In his·
tory. behind only Hank Aaron and Ruth
HE WON Tin: NATIONAL LEAGUE home run title four
limes. with 51 in 1955, with 49 m 1962. with 47 1n 1964 and with 52 1n
1965.
lie compiled a llfetlme batting average of .302, hJtUng over 300 10 limes. including 1954. when be won the N atlonaJ League balling
championahipwith a .345 average.
Twice. he won the NL's Most Valuable Player Award. with the
Giants whe n they were in New York in 1954 and in 1965whenthey were
in San Francisco.
He was the NL's Rookie or the Year in 1951 and The Associated
Press' Athlete of the Year in 1954. when he led the Giants to a
four· game sweep over the Cleveland I ndlani; in the World Series.
Following Drysale in the voting were Nelson Fox. with 174; Hoyt
Wilhelm, 168; Maury Wills. 166; Red Schoendlenst. 159. and Jim
Bunning, 147.
Aside from Mays. the only othe r ftrst·t1me eligible on this year ~
ba llot to make a res pectable showing was Luis Aparac10. who
ri-olsbed 13th with 120 votes.
A t.olal of S4 players appcllrf'd on the ballot
Navratilova
Rips Wade
hi.Houston
From AP Dhlpatdl1e•
H OUSTON -Martin a
N avratilova d efected to the
United SUlctti in September 1975
and hu owned the lloualon stop
of the women's pro U!nnla wur
ever alnce.
Becinnlnt In 1976. the 22-year-
old defending Wimbledon cb¥m-
flon hasn't Iott a match here.
That lltrlng continued Monday
night with her devaatalinc &-3.
6·2 victory over England 's
Virgin.la Wade i n the finals of
lhe $125,000 tournament.
The vict o r y mark e d
Navratilova's fourlh consecutive
tournament tf1umph here and
her 20th straight match wln as
ahe picked up the $24 ,000 first
place check.
Navratilova lost onll five of 37.
points on her serve 1n he match
missing only 11 first ser ves. An6
she was a master of understate·
ment following the m a tch.
Gof tlried Win•
PHILADELPHIA Brian
Gottfried. highest seeded player
an action during the opening
round Monday. scored a 6·3. 6· l
triumph over John Sadri in the
$250.000 U S Pro lndoor Cham·
pionshlps.
Left-handed Roscoe Tanne r.
runne r·UP to Jimmy Connors
here in IH t year's rinal. shot
down Vijay Amntraj. <tn Indian
Davis Cup player . with two pa:.'>·
mg shots in a row to win 7-5. 6 4.
Tim Gullikson. seeded 13th.
progr~t>ed to the· i..ccond round
with a 6 2. fi 4 vict o ry ovn
Angelo G1m1nez of S p:11 n .
ln earlier action. No 10 !it."t-d
Arthur Ashe fired a i.crv11·e a l'e
lo win a t1ehrcake r. dde<&tltlg
Hcrn1c Mitton of South /\fnca
fl 2. 7 fl
Amtfn t1dt"anC" .. •
llOLLYWOOD. P'la. Tra<'y
Aus tin defeated third·sN·d1'd
Ccir oltna Stoll 6·1. fi.o to get hy
her fi rst round test Monday in a
SlS0 .000 wo m e n 's pro tennis
tournament.
In other ni~ht aC'tion. S u(:
Barker of F.ngland overcamt·
Ma reen Louie. San Franr 1M'O.
3·6. 6·4, 6 4. and Detty Ann Stuart .
Ne wport Beach . defeated Ilana
Kloss ofSouthAfrica6·4.fi-7,6 2
49ers Sign
3 OCC Stars
Snider Praises Mays
Three first team all South
Coast Confere nce foo t ball
players from Or a nge Coast
College center Tim Bienek .
line backer Mike Muss o and run-
ning back Da n Ouddridge -·
hSV(' Sl~ncd lctl<•rs of intent With
thl' 49ers to att(·nd Long fk a ch
St a l c 1 n 1 h ,. ('om 1 n g f ~·I I
s emestc·r
All thrc1' pl ay1·rs. products of
1-"ounl;.iin Valll'Y ll1 ~h . w1•n · 10
struml'ntal 1n lh1• 1'1rat1•:. 1!17H
cam pa1~n wh1 C'h -.aw tlwm f1n1:.h
with a 7 J rt!cord MiA~es Hall of Fame by 16 Ballots Bie nek. at fl 0. IRO pound:.,
'l pcarheadC'd OCC 's orrens 1v(•
line and play('(f all 20 gam e:. in
his two yl•ars al ('uast. Musso
16-0. 2151 wa'> th1• ma in clog in
the Pirat~· dl'f••ns1v(• -.tructun ·
:is he accounl<-<l for 103 tackle:.
and scvC'n quarfrrhack Mt<'k!>.
Ouddndgc 16 0. 175 1 le<l th1•('0n·
fC'renc<' 1n r ushing with I ,OW
yards Thl' total V.J '> abo Jlood
<•noui:lh to rank hi m fifth '" lht·
:.ta ll' and ninth 1n 1111' n<1IH)n
amon~ lcadml! ru-..h1·r~
By llOWA.aD L. HANDV
Of -IHllJ '"' ......... There's a touch of class and a
hit of Irony in the remarks of
Edwin "Duke" Snider as he re-
viewed the latest balloting for
baseball's Hall of Fame.
. The Duke of Flat bush and the
Los Ange les Coliseum while
c·avortlng In center field for the
Dodgers during their heydays of
the 1950s. missed making the
coveted honor for the 10th lime
this week by a matter of 16
votes.
"I FEEL RELIEVED that It
Is over." Sojder said from his
ft~allbrook home this morning. "I
was really up tight the last three
or four days because I thought I
had a chance to make it. J was
really counting on It and I was
right nervous about it .
·'Then. when we d idn't bur.
we figured I didn't make It." We
being wife Beverly and his lwo
·sons and two daughte rs .
Then he turned to Willie Mays.
the man who patrolled center
fie ld fqr the Dodgers ' bitte r
rivals . the New York and San
Francisro Giants . The Duke and
Mays played against each other
Mays made tt to the Hau of
Fame hl11 fi rst lime on the
ballot. . ...
"REAILV:'M,\VS io nglnby
himself. lhat'S' the waw il should
be, I guess," Snider said. "But
something has to be wrontt.
There wert 23 guys who didn't
even vote ror Wiiiie and tr
anybody ls 1olnf to be unan·
lmous lntothe Hal of Fame, lthas
to be him.
• · 1 wonder who those 23 guys
had on their ballots\ anyway.
"The auy I real y reel sorry
for 11 Enos Slau1hte1r. Thl1 w11
hill llHl year to be ell1ible for
the voUu aAi:Ll .lhtAk ..._.loM.-a
couple of votes ·instead of 1•ln·
Inc. With tbf expantlOD dubt
like Montreal havln1 a vote thi1
year for the II.rat time, there
were more baUota cast."
VOTINO II DONE by wriltta
covertn1 the major IH•ut
tum1 but a 10-year pertod muat
be endured before those writers
become ellgtble to vote under re·
qulrements o r the Baseball
Writers of America.
A total of 432 votes were cast
and Snider came up 16 ballots
short of Lhe required 75 percent
to make the Hall of Fame. Last
ye ar it was 31 and he has f1 ve more
years before his name will be
taken off the ballot A player 1s
eligible for 15 year'i after he
becomes eligible five years after
bis final season.
"Yes. r have five more
years," Snider sa id. "But am l
I second 1. 3.669 total ba:o1c!>
lsecond l. scored 1.199 run:.
flhlrd I. has l,995hlts (fourth 1 and
has 82triples (Cifth I.
Snider also played In 1.92J
games and had 6,640 times ut
bat. both sixth on the all·t1mc
Dodger list even though he ha:-.
been a way from the team since
1962.
Ills lifetime batting avera~e in
the m ajor leagues for 18 years b
.295.
Snider concluded his career
with the New York Mets and tht·
San Francisro Giants, adding lR
more home runs to give him a
From Page-BI
KUHN ... COMMENTARY • career total of 407. Lansford . who tut 2<J2 last year.
In Los Angele s, Onvasl s aid hl·
had turned do wn Gr iffith':. rt'
quest.
going lo be a bette r playe r next
year ? I don't even get an at -bat
unless it's In a n o ld timers
game."
Snider and_another ex·Dodge r
on the ballot. Don Drysdale.
were talking reeenlly about the
Hall of Fame
"DON IS OF the opinion, and r
am too, that lf a guy becor:nes
eligible . he 's either llall of
Fame or he Isn't. By wailing
seven or 10 years later to aet a
player Into lbe Hall or fame
does n't make him a bette r ,,tayer. --
"We feel some players should
be placed in lM Hall or Fame
each year and not have to have
seven or eltht 1uy1 oo a ballot
for a 15-year period of volln1."
Another thing that hurts
players like Snider and
Slau1hter Is the rabt that some
of thOM writers elating ballot•
place only on~ name on the list
like Mays. Wrttera are ellgtble
to vote for more than one player
and thus when they vote ror only
oo.e.. tbe1 dlmhtlab lb chaiic.ea.
of -otberll i. mah the n•u ot
Fame betauae of lM 7~ percent
rteaulrement.
TBE ooss•s accoao with
the Ooqen lJ fantastic. He la
the aU.Umel .. CS.rln RBI 0.271>.
home i\ml t•> and extra baH
bU.1 (114). Healtobu3'3double.s
IN WORLD SERIES competi-
tion. be became only the second
man in history to hit three home
runs In one series. The rlrst was
the lllUJlrious Babe Ruth . .
He &ed lhf' National league In
home runs in l~ with 43 and in
1956 In RBJ with 136. He was Lhe
leading run scorertbree times
t 1953·54·~). the slugging cham
pion twice and had the most hits
once. 1991n 1950
There are no Willie Mays com·
Ing up next year and It should be
the time that Edwin "Duke"
Snider Is elected to baseball's
H.-tl of P•me. Ottrerwtse, a
great lnJU1llce wlU be done to a
man deservtn1 or the honor.
"WE WANT the commiss ioner
to !(Ive Carew permission to talk
to the Yankees," Griffith sa id
Monday night from Orlando.
Jo'la.
"At this point. the An~t>I-;
a ven 't offered us ui:iythlng that v.1•
would ac<.'ept On the other hancl.
we feel the Yankees offer would
hclpourballclub."
The Yankees rf'portedly have
ofrered Lhe Twins rm1l baseman
C hris Chamblls:c, ou~f1 eld t'r
Juan sennra~i. 1r1nNdet nnnn
Doyle and pitche r Dick T1drow
plus cash.
Williams leads PCAA
Rickey Wtlllama continues to
lead PCAA bHketbalt scorers
with a 21 .0 average throu1h lour
1amtt. while San Jose State's
Mike Jackson la • close second
with 20.0 P.Qlnts per ame over
threecilrnp .
UC lrvlne 's beAt output Is
comln• fro m Steove McGuire .
who ranb llth In the conference
with a 14.7 cUp.
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Results
For Moncl•Y
U"h ol st·cl.tl• 1•11 mHlt"'I I
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Ariz~na 's .Joe Nehls goes up for two of his game·high Jl po int agains t the USC Trojans Monday night. Nehls was
a v1 u:.il one-man show as the Wildcats upset the form er
Pac O leading T rojans. 74-72. Watching Nehls is Trojan
~~a1 Don Carfino
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Racquetball
Tourney Set
E ntries are now ht•ing t ak('n
for t he Eddie Wes t open racquet
ball toumarnt>nt at King 's Hae
quetba ll Court in Westminster,
Feb. 8·11 with deadline Feb. 2
Events inc lude men ·~ and
wom en 's singles . men's doublb
and mixed doubles The re a n · ICJ
di visions in m en 's s ing le~. rang
ing fro m open d ass lo golden
masters (Over 55 >
Entry blanks a rc now ava1l a
ble at King 's RacquC't ball Court.
14731 Golden West St . JUSl north
of the San Diego frN•way
No phone entr ies wi II bl' at·
cepted and all entry fN·s 1s20 for
the first and $10 for the se<'ontl
e vent entered> must IJe in l.J y
Feb. 2. Players arc limiled lo
two events.
Yarborough OK
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. IA P >
-Reig ning Grand National
stock car champion Cale
Yarborough escaped injury Mon-
day in a (iery 190 mph rra!-th al
Daytona lnt ernation il l
Speedway.
Yarbo ro ugh 's Olds mo bile•
cr ashed coming out of th" high.
banked No. 2 tum on the third lap
or tests in preparation for a Fc•li.
11 auto race.
t'rom AP Dispatch~
TERiy: HAUTE. Ind. India na
State's Larry Bird scored 31 points. in
eluding ~ baseline Jumper that choked
orr a fr:ilic Southe rn lllinois rally with
a minue to go, as the thard·ranked
Sycamoes beat lhe Saluk1s 88·79 an a
Missouri Valley Conference basketball
game
ll wasthe 17th victory in a row for In·
d1ana Stlte. the nation's only m ajor un.
l><·aten tram. a nd kept them atop the
confere rte standings with a 7·0 record.
The Slcamores. who blew a JO.point
lv::iri in t)e first half and led only 45-44
at inlerrj,J ssion, again forged a 10-point
advantat on two s traight bas kets by 8017
I lea ton y,jlh six minutes remainlnu.
SanDiego State-80·13
SAN dEGO -Forward KJm Goelz
scored ~ints and guard Mike Dodd
added 19 o lead San Diego State to an
HO 73 n conference victor y over
Arizona ale Monday night al the San
Diego S Arena .
Th<' A ·cs of the Western Alhlelir
C'onfcrend' im proved their record lo
10 6 Arizf!a State has a 12 8 ma rk
Guard Uake Taylor had 18 points for
the Sun ~vils . Allon Lis ter and Sam
W11l1ams tf Arizon <l State each had 11
points. R$mnding for both teams was.
led by ~na Slate'~ Tony Zeno with
18. ~ezas, 89-66
A USTI Texas Seventeent h
ra nked as grabbed the lead in
Southwes Conference standings, de·
feating 14 Texas A&M 89-66 as
Tyrone B nyan and Jim Krivacs com·
bined for 5 points .
T he sen· r vet erans from Texas ' 1978
National vitalion Tournament cham-
pions ou hone A&M freshman star
Rudy W ds, who used his 6 fool·ll
height t score 13 first ha lf points.
Woods w held to four points 1n the
second ha
~~~e,7J-65
SE. N.Y. Marty lleadd's
~ought 12th·ranked Syracuse
y from behind, and ll al
tc h free thro ws preserved a
y over Rutgers.
Horner, Braves Sp t fl& 1lUPHONE
DW.Btwmt
ATLANTA <A P l have tendered a ·u e n
DiHer e n ces be tw~en contract for $14 400,
Bob Horner and the co ndition a 1 n -a
Atlanta Braves now a re . g rieva nce filed the
irreconcilable, and the same time.
relationship is over as But negotialio
far as the Natio n a l become bitte r
League Rookie o f t he age nt Bucky Woy
Yea r Is con.cc rn e d . c u s ed the Bra
Horne r 's agent sa id breaklng Homer: Monday. ~~~~~~~-t~~-
H orn e r .tolned th e ·-~--...... ,_...._._.
B r aves at mid·scason
last year.
Homer, a 21-yenr-old
third baseman, is seek-
i n g a three-yeor con
t raet-et ~004> .... ,
year a fter bitting 23
home ~ in 89 games
as a rookie. T he Brt1ve11
have ottered $100,000 for one year, although t..hey ...,..,.-.Mi;o.;.; ..... ...,........,.,__
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P•c LUl~ron 88. Wh1twortll 6S
PuQ•I ~~!>I Maritn ' 11
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EAST
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HOiy (10\, M , Hof\trd -.1
Iona S., Piil 19 O T
S~••<u"' II ~UICI"!'\ 6\
l •mpl• ... 0oolawM~8• SOUTH
Alab.lmd 11. FICirfdd 66
Oo"'d'°" IS, w~·~ fo•~>t n
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Mt\\l\,1PQI St 14. Aut>urn 12
New Orlon\ llO Tul<tne 17
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lf'•.t~~ ff•#d\ A&M 66
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LA's Welch
Signs Pact
L OS ANG ELES
Right handed pitche r
Bob Welch. the rookie
who he lpe d the Los
Angeles Dodgers win a
pC'nnanl a fter being
a dd e d t o t h e s t a r~
midscason last year. has
signed a two-year con-
tr ac t , the cl u b a n ·
nounced Monday.
Welch, 22, Joine d the
Dodgers June 19 a nd re-
corded a 7.4 mark with a
2 03 earned run average
for the remainder of the
season
Pro Scores
... ,_. llHht ... 11 AUft
0.lrOI( 111. e>e<> .. 1 ti/
N.ttlMvl Ho<ICO ~ .. -
80\lon l ,t11"'"'" t ,.,f!!w Yoo l\l•notPr\ 1 Ch•<•oo t
Seahawks'
Andrade
Top Scorer
Wlth two league games in the
books. Ocean View 'Jllgh 's Jeff
Andrade haa em er ged as the
Orange Cout •rea 's basketball
scoring lead e r among the
Sunset, Sea View. Empire and
South Coast leagueK.
Andrade has a 28.0 average,
with three other area stars In
the 209. Those ar e Costa Mesa 's
Chris Beasley and Ocean View's
W11yne Carlander at 23.5 and Jon
Sweek ol Newport Harbor !20.0 >.
Newport Harbor's surge to the
top or the Sunset League stand-
1 n gs a fte r two gam es is
evidenced by three players in
double figures. Including Sweek
and Brian Frneman as the
league 's top two scorers.
Freeman Is right behind Sweek
with a 19.0 average and Bruce
Caldwell is the league's No. 4
score r with a 14.0 ave rage .
Ocean View 's W ay n~
Carlande r (23.5> also gives the
Seahawks a 1·2 s ituation in the
Empire League 10 their early
dominance or league rivals
Here are the stats for those
averaging in double figures for
the first two games :
$UNSET LEAGUE
Playtr,\c-
1 Sweek, Ntwl)Or1 H<t•llO•
1 f-rettmtn, Newport t-4drbor
J Woote<i, ~l11n11no1on B••<h
' C•IOW.11, Hewoor1 H••llO•
S Bowen, Ed•\On
Eldrldqo, HunUnQlon 0..dC"
I W•fk.,-. W•\tm1n\ltr
8 T teul. ~"""
• Htldentt•t l\. M.artn•
H•rtow, Fount.In V~H~'f
11 OooaV, Newoor1 H••IJClr
He Hon,""""""
SEA VIEW LE ... GUE
~ •• , ... Sc ....
I 8H"ey, ~la,,,.,. ...
1 Holn>M, El ro..o
l KOl'hlet. Corona Otl Me•
• RUdy, IN1M
\ Brown. Ur\1ver,Hv
• M•OdOO, E•l•n<••
V•tt Horn. Et1..-ic••
I S1011ott, u,.,...,.,,v
• Kl.-n.Gorot\•dolMar
MOl\tev...-c» • '""•~
t I ""om, Corond 0..1 M"" n C Wll!oon, El Toro
E~IRi.LEAGUlt ~layer,k-
I ,tlndr-.Ocunvlrw
1 Carl•n<let.Ooenl/1~w
l Mc'"'"', CVort'" • Lemon•. 1Cate1111
S. Pr•""-', kat•lt•
6 Woll•. Kennedy
I LOCMI, Ka!elle
8. Caraw.11, CVP••\\
RuhlM, l(f"ftnf'<JV
10 Moore, LO\ Al.,m1f0\
II OIM>n, ~"lamllO\
12 Foe,.te• L<K "1.,,,110\
Dee.tr•, l(enne<lv
1•. Eb<!r.....O, IC•tell•
iouTH COAST LEAGUE .. , .•... -
I 0..C.w.. Mlu lon Vl•to
1 Huff..._, Mlu lon V1e10
) Samueh. 0.0... 1-4111\
• AndteWl, 0..-. Hiii\
) Mel,,iev. 0.... Hiii\
C"••'les. Caplslreno V•ll•Y
I Rol>el'1$Mlulon Vl•10
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SUITS &
SPORTCOATS
O%toso crc
OFF
ENTIRE STOCK
LONG SLHVE AND
'SHORT SLEEVE
T..-dlty, January 23. t919 DAIL V PILOT a
Aetlvi ties~ lanned
Crosby Southern
tOumey Nears
By HOWARD I •. HANDY Ol 1 ... Q.ily ...... MMt
Something for everyone Is the key to this year'i;
Crosby Southe rn pro-a m golf tournament at Irvine Coast
Country Club Feb. 2·3 with chaJrmao Paul Salata a nd the
sponsoring 5S2 Club or Hoag Memorial Hospital moving
toward a full week or activitie!'I
At lhe moment, golfers are in the middle of the Ford
Challe nge. No. 1t 1sn 'ta mOdel ·r but former l'resadent UeraJd
Ford that Orange County golfers are competing against.
FORD FlllED A NET SCORE or 71 at his home course
<Thunderbird CC> and area golfers can trry to beat him at
theirowncourseunlllJan 29
A SlOentry reeenlilles a golrerloascorecard with Ford's
round printed along with his handicap All one has to do is
beat the 71 with his or her own handicap, tum the card in and
the n await a drawing . If cards are not avalla-
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ble at your course. call
the tournament office
at 642-1463 The lowest
net score will receive a
prize and if more than
one golfe r is tied , a
dra win~ wHI be held to
de termine a winner . A
bag tag with "I played Gerry Ford" will be given each
participant. The bag tag 1s good for admission to the
Crosby Southe rn, otherwise a charge of $2 will be made
each day.
High handicap golfe rs will have an opJ>Ortunity lo
participate Jan.~ 1n a nane-hole event at the Newporter Jnn
course.
"This will be a hilarious and harrowing compct1t1on
for high handicappers." Salata says "Play will be in six
somes to increase the laughs."
, The field for thas onf' ai. 108 with each playe r receiving
a Hacker T·shart
Wednesday. Jan 31 will be a roast at the Newporter
Inn with Joey Bishop the rec1p1ent of barbs from Salata
and a host of others.
A golf c!Jnic will be stated Thursday l''eb. 1 with tne
tourna mentatselftaking place Feb 2·3
The 552 club a nd its me mbers a re hopeful of turning
over a record s um to Hoag Hospital this year with the ad
ditional events. It is extremely possible they could double
the amount g iven the hos pital last year according lo
Salata
For further information concerning any of the events
leading up to the two.day tournament. call 642· 1463
• ••
TICKETS FOR THE WOM EN'S Kemper Open LPGA
tournament at Mesa Verde Country Club in Costa Mesa
a re now available wath the Art hritis Foundat ion of
Southern California a s the major charity for the event
March 28 lhrough April I.
This is a new eve nt to Southern California and will
have one or the largest purses 1$150,000 1 on the LPGA tour.
Most orthetopnameson the tour are expected to play with the
Colgate-Dinah Shore event the followmg week in Pa lm Spr·
ings. A ticket brochure with an o rder form fo r companies and
corporations a s well as ind1v1duals, Jl> available by writing to
the Women 's Kemper Open tournament office. 1525 Mes a
Ve rde Dr. East. Suite 208, Cos ta Mesa 921626 or by calling
540-1708.
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ARMY OF RESTLESS CRICKETS TICKING. TOCKING, CHIMING IN STORE
Sy and Shlrley w mner Aeatore Hug• Cache of Okt New,£ngtend Clock•
'Hot Tips' Mean Loss
Keys to Makin,g Market Cash: V aloe, Change
By s 1u;RRV Ll/C'i\S
The worst storks lip Ill tt "hot tip" t he one.•
from your l>arllt'r Qr thf' guy down the street F1r!\I.
tht> informant probably alrPitdy owns the ">toc·k and
would love to see new purrhasers drive the pnr1·
up Second, no one s houlrl huy ~lock without mon·
information than one hudc1 y'sopan1cin
Some people h<tvc made munc·y 1n lhl· ~tock
markt•l through good l1mcl> and hacl ll 'i. no a1·r·1
"$ C 0 RP" Reduceo; HAIR toss
s t1mutat 1ng ne w
qrowlh in most case~
w ith r equtar use
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Promoted
S AN FHl\!':CIS\O
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point mf'nl:. h<t ve bt•t·n
m ad t' by the Bank of
Ami'rira
.lohn Vella. 10, wai. ap
pointt'Ci f'Xt•cut 1v1· v11·1·
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loans
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Orung1· <'o unt~· ha:i t·d
n'ill 1·~lal 1• llt.>vl'lop<'r
14% YIELD GUARANTEED
80% -'cured by CD. Taa •helter equel to
5tlme1 "ft rl•k" (CPA 1pproved)
8uyer ~d To Be In 50% TH Bracqt
Plue Profit Potential bHed on AoyeltlH
Leading semi-conductor company offers
guarant~ income lease-back on new re·
tlcles, not subject to ordinary IRS ro1trlc·
tlons.
lnvHlment1 from $25.000 to $250,000.
P .0 . Box 734, Corona del Mar. 92625
dent Thf'sl' 11wt•stor~ h<iVl' taken <'Dlc.ulaled ri s ks
ha.,1·d on hard· fac·ti. and 1nrormc:d opinion~. They
arc• probably t he Ont'i. \llhO bou((hl s econdary
~lo<'h 1n 1977 and math' money white the Dow
.loot·!'> wa!'> falling almm.l ~ percent More than
llkt•I) these invt>i.ton. MIC'C't'!>Sfully 1dentif1ed two
prim af) contribut1ni.: f:.i<·tor' 'alue und chan~t·
t'INOING VALl' t: IN i\ ('OMPi\NY ts c allt'd
runclamt·nt:.il ;rnc1l y~1' l\n analy!)l mu!>t dctl·rmtnt•
how a com1.wny ·!'>:.turk 1ir1t•· n ·latc., to tht• rest of thl'
markt·I Th(· kt'}. G1v1·11 a t•ornpany '!>. fundamctals
t1•arn1ni.: growth, marwgl·rn1•nt 4ual1ty, compelit1v1•
po\ll11m in II!\ 1ndu!>.lr)'. halalll'f' ~heel strength, l'H' i
and 1t!> quality. doei. 1l!> ... t111·k clt•M·rvc to he selhng 1:.11
a d1 '!<·ounl. al lht> m :Jrk1·l . or al ;1 premium to the
;" cr:.igt• market mull 1plt"'
Bcl'aust• 1l 1:. \ irtuall:, 1mpoi.~1hle for lhl' m
di\ 1dual 1m "~tor tn ht· on top uf 1 he fundamental!\ for•
a ll c.·ornr,anlt's. your bt•!>l \ourct• 1,f information i:, tht·
fl'Sl·arch dl•part nwnl of a n ·put<tlilt• brokcrngc farm
Tht• bas1t· rl.'a:.on a
1·umpanv's ~tock riscs in •nE""'F'DF>Aa6 " prit·t• is increased l'arr1· "I W .,._,,,,. ..
1ni:i.11r 1hl·rott·n1~u1 ror1n mE ~~ET
c·r1•:1M·d Ntrnang!'> and .... tJ• 1~
cl1vidn1ds T his is ttw typ1· -----------'
Of lllforOUlllon an Hl\'l '!\lor i.hould !\N:k
Tl-:OINlf'i\I. ANAl.VSIS IS TJIF: modl· hy
which an IO\c•i.tor mu} fon•\c.•1· tht' r hangc 1n s loek
pr1t·t•i. Mutur1: compa nic:. arc u:.ually ~o large :.ind
frN1ucntly so d1vers1f1cd. the introduct ion of a ncv.
µrodul'l would probably not h<Jve the i.amc impa ct
a!> on a hm:.tllcr c·umpany Neverth<'lcss . m any
rnat url' <·ompuntt'!\ urr• affected to one degree or
anolht'r by bui;incs!'. l'Y<'l1·i. nr by consume r de
mand:-..
Prkes or these i.tock!'. usually fluctuate in an
t lc1pation or tholie cycles , so thut -lhe alert Investor
c an profit. for instanc·c. hy .hu11n~ stocks of com
pani<'!I lh11t arc dcprcsi.cd . QpJorc bul>i ncss cond1
twns turn arounct
Some t echnical a naly11ts foc us on .,pcc1hr
~toc·ks 11r rndustncs Others analyw the market as
a who le. look111g for m aJor trends 1n th1' Dow Jonl''>
a vera~es Successful tec hnical :inalysts can frr
quently call the markc-t 'i. movcmc·nt well beforl'
its a ct ualoccurl"n<'<'
SO. J UST AS A llOT TIP is the worst tip. ~o 1i.
the hcsl 1nvei.tor un informed investor. He or sh•·
takt·:. thc• lrouhll• lo find out something about
1.1 t•ompany lwfore buyin~ the stock and rcadl>
rn·w~1mpn r1n:rnc1al pul{e:.
Stu>rn1 Lucca u an account eucut1 ve in the Sonln
Ana oflu:t-o/ Mernll Lynch. />1erce. 1''enner and Smith
Come to our seminar on
how to eam 103to143• interest.
Boeing Gets
FAA Task
WASHINGTON IAP l
The Boeing Co hai.
b een award e d a
$917 .000 contract by thl'
Fede ra l Aviation Ad
m 1111i1tral1on ror a pro
JCt'I to help s implify and
!>l nn dardl u· airlinl'
<' o <' k p 1 I w u r n i n l{j
syst<'ms.
,/0111 11~ for wme. cheese nnu all 1111.! fuct~
nr1d h1!Jl1 1t1t1·n•:.1 f1q11res rm 1111J<"•fm51 m sof1•,
'<''rm· .'>1•ror1d lni'it dred'l
hnd QUI why-c>uery single one of o ur
mw.<,/or.. n1111r 1/1e {JOSI JO yeon.. /105 <>amed
<1t l1•0M /(]I, mterest on /11s mo ney
Attending our seminar plate., you unrler
no 1Jb/1gahon 13ut please calf for a reservoNnn,
ht~COU'>t . '>{XICe IS lim11t'cl
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Clocks Bing Chi•nes
Old Time's Best Ti11W i14 ·Pony Express Shop ...
By J 1J l,ES LOH ·"~'-' c:.r,.._~· YORKTOWN. N.Y There 111
no time like the old lime. Oliver
We ndell Holmes uld. M tonJr lime ago. and Sy Wittner Is he re to tell
you he was riRhl. l'8JWcially 1fthe
tlmcls ke plonunold tlmf'clock
What as clear. 1f lhut Isn 't. 1s
tha t Americans by lt>t• drovc1>
a re plainly anx1ou.' lo havt· for
lhemsl'IVCR one of those old pen
dulum clocks,thut onc1: hunJC 1n
schoolhouses and posloH1re1>
across the land. telling the.• houri.
of a no n·dil(ital day .
"WE NF.VER drea m ed th<>y
would huvc this a pp<' al." Sy Wit
tnt>r 11u1d
"ll 'i. all we can do to k<'cP up
w1lh the de mand ..
Sy . and his wih'. Shirley.
oper ale what 1s ilBt!lf a rnnty. d
m a il ord er antiqv es business
They rail it. appropriately. Pony
Expres11 System . a nd thosl' old
cloc•ks are their main s tock in
trade
T H F:V HANG IN rlo11e ordn
r an k s und file s fro m (•vt-ry
avt11lublc.• wall of lht· Willnf'f
plont . lil'krnl( and tocking und
ch1m 1111ot and wu1.ot1111( tht•1r pt·n
dulum,. an army o r n ·stlc.•'"
rrir kt'ts
Oowni.tairc;, th1• odor " or
turp('nl1nl· ;rnd v:1rn1s h , th•·
H ('n<· busy Cr£•ws fut>lcd Ly
m odem rock music work rtuy
and rught rc·storing the.• clocks,
pa<'king them. sendin~ them on
their way
F or Sy a nd Shirley Wittner.
time wosn't a lways, er. money
A •'EW YEARS ago they ran a
11mall·S<'alc a ntiques buiancss. a
literul mom ·and pop opcn•t1o n.
which itself had grown from "S h1rl t-y ·~ Swa p Shop." a
s1delin<' by which m om had
c.1 rncd prn money whllt: J>OP
t'arncrt a \alary 1n an ad\l:rt1~
lllg a~l'nC)
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prui.p<'t tor ~tumhl111g upon lh1·
moth1·r lo<lt'. S) 1nw day chi.
1·ovc·n·d ;1 hugt· <·;1l·h1· of th•· old
clocks
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"I will not revrtl the -;up
plier. ".he said, "but' am a bit· to
cert1r1 the 11uthent1c\y or t•vcry
one o the rlocks
"T HEY WERE M.4>E an 1'<1·04
England. most or thlm in ('011
nect1Cut, generutly t}f wf'f•O Umll
and 1910 lfundrt-d 1> d thou!>undi.
were produced ut thalll mt·
The clock!'! are bastally ah kc-
var yang rnalnl'.Y In de1>rutlvt• d('
tail a nd in the,type o twood u1>1·d
for th<' cabinet
Most havt' an octa10nal frame.·
around the fa<'c. othtr!> a round
fra m(' Th(' pendulun SWIO~' In
d narrower fra me wlow Tlw
whole ctoc.·k measuns about 2~
inches tong a nd 15 1nf\er; wide.·
8El'ORt: RES10RATION
lhl·r look a JK•rfrct m t'S!'I. th<•
sor of unfaxablt• rub>lsh anyon1·
would lOSI\ out or an :tt1r without
a !'lt·c·ond th0u5tht
ll<'{'UUSC ()f h1 x itirut \UJ*h
howt•vt•r 1 he !>ay' ht hud ;w1·1·.,•
to m o rE" thun HJfl)OO ;ti lh•
bcg1nnin~ 1. W1lln •r h ai. lw1•11
able to s1_!lva1t1· path from 1ch•n
llcal r lork!. tha t we r e tr uly
beyond repair
"l rcsoect unt1Quc•,; (IS mut•h
as 11nyhody." he• r-.n1d "I rec
OJi?OIZl' lht' ('Orln •rn llOOUt how fur
to l(o 1 n rN1torn1 lllfl
"WHAT t 00 IS no more than
J rlock rf'po1rman .,1 the tum of
tht-<·t•ntu1 y would do. Whu
krllll.\" hov. m;1ny time<; ea<'h of
1 hl•,;1· dot·k~ hod i:ont' to the re.·
p111rmun·•
If ,, f.:l'.11 W.·J' broke n h•·
would n •pla<'{' 11 So do I . with ;1
gt'll r m odi' ul th1• 'amf" time If
th1· ~lasi-'" hrukt•n , I hav~ lo
1'1·plac1• II With prC'\C'Ol ·da)
l.!la1>~. t>Ul I S<•1• rwlh1ng wrong
wit h that I n •finlsh the wood. a
1·nm mon pr art 1c·t• with anti
qut·s
In thf• r<·,1or;1t1on proces,,
W1ttnrr n ·movt·., tht' c lock·.,
machinery. l•trht•s 1t with a code
numb<·r. numbc" the cab\nl:l.
tht>n reun1ll'' lht• two after hey
h a V l' Ii l' I' n r C f U r b I S h Cd
o;1•p<HJlf'IY
"IT TOOK i\ wt11 h' ln rlevclop
I h1· .. yst1·m l>l•ruus<' I could find
no prr•1·,•cll•11t for <101ng reswra
t10n!' on Iha' luri~t· ,, 'l<·alc." ubout
100 !'ltWk' .1 1t.1y Thi· '>yi.tcm
\t·1·m~ to ton1t111n,1 houY,h "
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Oxoco Establishes
Compressor Firm '
Oxoco, an rnde pmdenl l rvin1· 1111 1·ompa11y ha' a nnounced an
agr1:cment with the ownc" of Comprl'!>~<ir lJyn1sm1<:' of Odessa. •
Texas. ·aqd Compra sor Eni.!m•· Serv1c1• Co . lloui.lon. to form 6
ne w C'Ompany. co ... ,rt'l>'!Or Dynaml<':.. ln1·
The nt'w com pm y has <J<'qu1ri•d th1· ">lork ()( tht· romprei.i.<1r
rirm ~ <.tnd plan~ tu ~·•·k •• lur gl'r \h<m· or lhl: l'l)mprcc;:.or m11rkct
wrvm~ th<-011 and i.:1~ 1ndui.tn
OXO('O F.X•:c tr1v1-:s ~AY TH•. Y t11·h•·"· th.11 ,,., 1·11rrcn1 1v
produ<·1ng v.1•11:. n 1rt 1nl1t' 10 d •·11w••· lhl· n.:NI t1ir on,,,,. com
pn·ss1on rac·1llt11·' 'Ill ant r1.-;1-.1 1 r111t1ni.: a grnwlh m;.rk('t fo1
fat1ncator., :rnd mtrkt·tl'r" 11f ~•·II 1•11i.:tnt·1·n·d, pJ <'kC1~1:d ('Cini
prcssor units
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NYSE COMPOSITE TR~SACTIONS
T~y. January 1,3, 1979 N DAILY PILOT BG
Confused? You
Are Not Alone
By J OHN CUNNI FF ... ._ ...... ,.
Reviewing some of the govemment, economic and
business announcements of late, you may conclude thut.
the best effortR Rometlmes lead to the worst predicaments.
Pre"ldcnt Carter's announcement of a "lean a nd
a ustere" budget for flsc1a l 1980, which begins Oct. 1. was
Instantly criticized as being like bacon: Open the puck age
and you see the fat.
THE PllESIDENT FUllTHEll erred tn claiming his
budget, whJch would spend $2,416.85 for every Amencan,
"is Indeed fair to everyone in the nation." Millions, you
may be sure, ca.nnot be cajoled to that view.
He also left himself open to criticism from the budgt·t.
b11lancc clique, who maintain that a S29 billion deficit at
the crest of one of the longest" expansion in the nation's his-
tory is Inflationary.
But the budget is merely symbolic
of intentions bending back to gave the
init iato r a boomerang c lout The
ev idencc is widespread.
Carter . for ~xa mple, is said by
some to be cornering himself in to wage-
price controls while seekin~ to avoid
them . FearinJl a clampdown, 1t is said, ~
business 1s gelling its price rises now
rather than later .olllllllllla~
The syndrome can b•· found ev--erywh('rl' CUIOHH
Efforts to protc<'t /\meric·ans through Social S<tur ity
ar<'. as many are disrovf'nng, li;,ibJe lo break them tn·
steud . through payroll deduc·taons
OEllEGULATION Ot' AIRl.INES and other form~ of
transportation. long sou.cht by m&ny carrn:ns us necessary
to provide better service. is now claimed by some or lflem
to threaten it Instead.
Attempts of consumer~<; lo avo1it hij(hcr future pnct·s
by buyin~ now may be pushing up current ;,ind futur
prices. frustratin~ their very legitimate goal.
Goals never seem to be reached, promi:.es nen·r seem
lo end, and jobs not only never seem to gel done
sometime11 they seem not to begin. Or if they do thl'}I
begin aJI over again each year '
TAX ACCOUNTANTS A.RE SAJD to be confused about
last year 's t;,ix cl~nf1cat1ons . Why, they ask. can a hu51
nessman deduct his costs for a client's day at a hunttng
lodJ,te. butnotputh1m up overnight''
. M('anwhilc. we still try to define un1>mployment . a~ \1.4'
busily corn~ct the rest of last year 's number~. In spilt' of
the commotion th<'y cre;,itt:d. those 1978 figurt>s weren't ac
curall' They mu)>t he rcv1s<'d
When do the efforts sut•ceed'' When do the contrad1c
lions cease" When are the promises fulfilled '' When. £1nul
ly. do the Jobs get done "
YOU CANNOT AWAIT AN answer from the experts
be<'ause. you should know. experts pose, rather than
answer. questions; they thrive on controversy. Remow
the problem and you remove the expert. They do ool
permit t.hat.
It seems lo be ltfc's way that the same battles are
waged each year ... why last year 's "solutions" are thii.
year 's problems . . why promises beRel t>romises
why goals remain Just goals.
Interest-rate Hope
Encourages Market
NEW YORK CAP I The stock market rallied today in
buying encouraged by strcnJ,tth in the dollar and hopes for
a downturn in interest ratPs
The Dow Jones <iverage of 30 industrials was up 8.:12
points to846.85
Gainers outpaced losers by close to a 2-1 margin
amonft New York Stock Exchange-listed issues .
.. The dollar posted gains against leadin~ forei~n currC'n·
cies today, registering some favorable respons1· to PreM -
dent Carter's budget fo r t he fiscal year beginntn~ Oct I,
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a m1 bslon in the Pacific 1n the movie
"Midway," uiring tonight at 8 on NBC.
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Lucy 1na1 .. a bt1 p111 1n a
motloo picture SJ MICHAEl JACKSON
Or MIC"MI Pfl(.k Ill l'M
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su,111 llams lhat • lf..ond
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ti) l<CET· TV (PBS) Los Angtiles ~ KOCE lV 1PBSI Huntington Beacn
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lt110 a J1panne 1eat11u-
rant
• MACNEIL / lE>iRER
REPORT OD THE RENAl86ANCE
~ UA8AH AMERICA
A IU<ntl'g p()lnl In lhe Gon-
troveray 11111 IOCM!fV could
nol IUfVtve the c1111t H'I our
Coli.I Q'.I MERV GRIFFIN
Guests· Bert Convy. Sty
City Rotten. Video Olac
Demo. Home Computer
Demo. 7:301 THE MUPPETS FAMllYFEUO
DA TINO GAME
HOlLYWOOO
· 90UARE8 I TICTACOOUGH
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down a auspect w811tld as
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•II * "The Blrda And The
B1H" ( 11156) Geotgl
Gobel, MltzJ Qeynor A
ptoud men rajactt • girl
with a "ahlOy .. put but
..._, the ta111 PGIM M I
French g111, hi lalta for hlf
(21'1fS)
• CAAOl IUf'NETT
AHOfMN08
01.1111. Roddy McOOW1ft
• MOVIE
• • "Do Nol Olatvtb"
1196!\) Oofl1 Oey, Rod r eylot A young c;ouple
mova to England Whe<a a
Mtlas of madcap Mtvan·
1ur11 threllana tharr
mau19 12 "''I , fD P'All OF EAGLES
"The Sacret War" To
maneuver Ruula out ol
the w1r. Kaltet Wilhelm
1muggles Len•n home to
St Pe1Mlbllrg.
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Rizzo, <>NI 04 tile moat
COOll0119fslal big-city may·
Ota OI OU! ttme. 11 ptoliled
8:30 8 ~ LAVV.NE &
SHIRLEY
Lenny fella madly In love
W1tll Ullll!ne.
• THE 000 C0UPL.£
Oac11 and Felix spend a
rainy weekend 111 Ille coun-
try IOoklng '°'•loll girt.
•
TUBE TOPPERS
CBS .NRC U .ABC D 6:00 State
of Unioo, President Carter's St.ate of the
Union address is televised liv~.
CBS 8 8:00 -CBS Ret,>Orts. The
tense situation in Iran comes under
scruUnf by Walter Cronkite and a CBS
team o correspondents.
NBC D 8:00 -"Midway." Charlton
Heston and Henry Fonda star in Utis
World War fl mov ie about the air·nava l
battle for the s trategic Pacific island
(photo at left ).
t:OO 8 ()) P'L YIHQ HIGH
UN Ind Marcy 11a millalc·
enl)' 11rated u call gtrl•.
Whtie Cac>tlln Matctr dla-
COllWI that an old buddy II
now •Qlf1
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con-Nllon that Chrluy
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City Roller•. Video Olte
Demo, Homa ~t«
Demo. Roget and Roget'
Lauretta Spano. Betty
Wright.
•G•orci• Solll tonducll Ct1tc1110 Symphony or.
t l>ellrt In • W419Mr con· cert
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THEATAE
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objactl to LOUIN'• pul·
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119kl door (Part 14 OI t 5) <II TO BE ANNOUNCED
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•OCll •G NEWS
• TO •E ANNCXINC&O
• NIGHT OAl.LEllY
"The Sins Ot The Fatherl "
A yOllng m1n It per auodtld
10 ut e 111111111 me., •• lhe
11n otfllrlng
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w•th a IOOlt 11 the tena>ons.
c;onlradlciionl a!IO 1trug·
Qles behind n11 hllc;utean
metal ICUiptUf" IA) I~
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10-.30 •• N£W8 VOTER'S PtPEUNf
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11:00.88(1)0 NEWS MAKE ME LAUGH
01.1111 Rloherd Paul G MOVIE
•• y, ··e.iween Helven
And Helt" 1111se1 Aot1aO
Wagnet. Terry Moore Thi
war te1ch11 • youno
Soultlamar to JUaoe nia
fellow m1,, m0t1 ~111.
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• TH! 000 C0UPt..E
Falla reveals how lie
destroyed h11 own mar-
"9 Dy trying 10 111111
09Qlr'I
• THE G0004E8
The Ooodi.t dflPOMt of a
unique v1ru1 that mak11
J>809le bellave llke Clowns. fil3 DICK CAVETT
Guest H11otd Clu1m1n
!Part 1 ol 2)
11:30 8 ()) SAANABY JONES
A rac;&ocat Clrrver whO mur-
oerao "'' b<Olhlf·ln·llW IS
blacicma11ee1 Dy a wnness
10 tn. crrma IR) D TONIGHT
O&eel hOtlt 0 1be Kaplan
Gue1t1. Konny Rogers.
JoMny Yune. AmarUlo
Slim
• TWIUOHT ZONE
A lone woman battles '"'°
m1n1e1ure •Ilana from
anot'* planer In • b81111
OI SIH Vf!<IUI IC'91'111flC
weapons
-Jffusieals Lf1'e Again on 50
Actor Roddy McOowall will set the
i;tage for seven of the. most lavish
films ever to come out of the MGM
s tudios on "The Hol l y wood
MusicaL5." a new public television
rilm showcase premiering Sunday,
Feb. 4 at 9 pm. on KOCE-TV, Chan-
nel 50.
The national PBS series is present·
cd by KOCE·TV. Channel 50, Orange
County, and will appear on seven
consecutive Sundays at 9 p.m.
Host McDowall will be joined by
... cinema greats Gene Kelly and Deb·
bie Reynolds for nostalgic retros pec-
tives on most progra m s in the senes.
"THE llOLLYWOOD Musicals"
revisits a filmmakin,:t genre all but
forgotten 10 toda y's inflation
cramped production market the
elabotale mus ical-comedy with pro·
duction numbers rivaling anything
ever seen on Broadway. The seven
films feature· such stars as Fred
Astaire, Bing Crosby. Frank Sinatra
and Cyd Cha risse, as well as Kelly
and Miss Reynolds.
The mus icals include "On the
Town" (1949 ), a iring Feb. 4 at 9
p.m. BaS(?d on a Broadway show by
Leonard Bernstein, Betty Co mden
and Adolph Green, the show follows
the tuneful adventures of three
sailors on liberty in New York City.
H stars Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra
and Betty Garett
"Kiss Me Kate" <1953 1, airing Feb.
11 a t 9 p.m .. is Cole Porter's musical
vers ion of "The Taming of the
Shrew." It finds the stars, once mar-
ried to each other, ba ttling as much off
stage as on. It stars Katherine
Grayson, Howard Keel, Ann Miiler
and Keenan Wynn.
"SI LK STOCKINGS" 11957 l
airs Feb. 18 at 9 p.m. The musical is
based on Cole Porter 's Broadway
show which was based on Greta
Garbo's film "Ninotchka." Fred
Astaire Is a Hollywood producer in·
volved with a beautiful Russian
agent. It stars Fred Astaire. Janis
Page. P e t e r Lorre, a nd Cyd
Charisse.
"SINGIN' IN THE Ram" I 1952 1
airs March 11 at 9 p m. It is the
hilarious satire of Hollywood during
the transition period from silents to
talkies. It stars Gene Kelly, Cyd
Charisse. Donald O'Connor, and Deb·
bie Reynolds.
"The Band Wagon" 119531 airs
Marc h 18 a t 9 p.m . A former
Hollywood great is persuaded to do a
Broadway musical which turns out to
be a smash. It stars Fred Astaire,
Oscar Levant and Cyd Charisse.
RODDY McDOWALL, noted for rus
roles In "Planet of the Apes," "The
Greatest Story Ever Told" and "The
Poseidon Adventure." among others_
will introduce all seven classics. to
be presented in thei r or iginal
theatrical versions. Gene Kelly will
TONIGHT'S LATEST LISTINGS
e a A8CMOV11 • *~ "Ash WldONdey"
( 1973) Hanly Fond1, £Mu 0MthT~ A onc.-~-
tlful WOn\11\ tllfne 10 1
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CllTIMAAT
C()NTAOL ttlM to hlela
l(lftg CIWll1M from KAOS
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MOANING 1~ e TWIUOHT lOHI
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111g the King and Max
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comes to tile and of h1•
nlgtltmarltlll adlll!ltura
12:30. MOVIE *. * "Deception" 111146)
Bl111 0.1111. Claw. Ratnt
A g1rt mame. an old ftam4t
wltllOul telling him ol hlf
8ffalt (111<. SS mm)
• MOVIE •• * "The Mouae That
Roa11d" ( 11159) Pf!ler
S1ller1. Jean Sel>erg
When t"9 Grand Oucny of
F-'dl reela .. 11• POOi
fin-' status. rts peoole
dac:tda to go 10 war W11h
the U S 10 lmC>fOVI I~ ac:onomv 11 hi . 30 min I .., MOVIE
• • ''°' "The StOIY Of Molly
X" 119501 June Havoc.
John Russell Af111r her
husband 11 llUled, a woman
a•ecutes a _,., ot ro1>-
betM11 Wllh ..... hull>and'•
gang Willie ...,.cn.ng IOt
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(1940) Jeen KIO!. A!IOr._,
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• MO'IM!
••• "The GOiden Htwk"
{ 11152) Rhonda Ftarr!<ng.
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Loran, A ~lllUI i.un.
cj(-becomM • Ouc'-ll
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I NEWS
2;41 .MOVtE * • "I Marr..O A Women"
( 111541) George Gobel. Jes-
-~ L.a!IOia.
3:30 . MOVIE * * "Fortunes Ot Cac>taln
Blooo" j 18601 Louis
H11ywwd. Patric•• Medina.
4:00 8 MOVIE * • "Flll'fly 8y Ouliglll"
f 1949) Jam11 M ason.
Phyllta Cel_, 4:241 NEWS 4:28 GM US THl8 DAY
4:30 MOVIE • * ··ootd F911M" ( t9S3)
Riilph Morgan, Ann
Cornell
W.-dnr•day••
B a yt iner Mol'.llr•
AFTERNOON
12:00 D • * "The A~
B•Md" C 1969) J•ll Sterl-
ing, J1'mea Mac+tthur A
\eGently r4!1urn9d Vletn11m
11eter•n Q4!1• rntd trouble
wltll a motorcycll o•no ( '
hi .30m1n I
CD II * "Lost AnQel"
t 1946) Ma1gare1 O'Brien .
James Cr•ro A •oat chllO 11
ta~en In by a youno report.
fl< (1 hr . !>Om1n I
Patty in 'Miracle'
"The Great Caruso" <1950> airs Feb.
25 al 9 p.m. It is the biography of the
great tenor's rise to operatic fame
from his childhood in Naples to N S COi·
lapse on the Metropolitan Opera House
stage. It stars Marlo Lanza and Ann
Blyth.
films in which he starred a nd co· ,_..-. lie on hand for discussions of two ~
"rlirected -"Singin' 1n the Rain" and ;.-'--,....i;,.• "On the Town " -
HOLLYWOOD IAP > Patty Duke
Austin. who played Helen Keller in
"The Miracle Worker." will star as
Mi ss Ke lle r 's teacher . Annie
Sullivan, in an NBC remake of the
play and motion picture,
Duke won an Academy Award as
best supporting actress in 1962 for
her role as Miss Keller.
"High Society"< 1956 l. airing March
4 at 9 p.m .. is the musical version of
"The Philadelphia Story'' wtth a Cole
Porter score. It is a sophlsUcated com·
edy abo\Jl a wealthy man's efforts to
win back his ex-wife who Is about to re·
marry. It stars Bing Crosby, Frank
Sinatra. and Grace Kelly.
Miss Reynolds. who began her rise ff f T•' to stardom in "Singin' tn the Rain" OflOreeS 0 r W
Melissa Gilbert or "Little House on
the> Prairie" will play the young deaf.
dumb and blind Miss Keller. Patty
William Gibson, Tony Award·
winning author of the stage adapta·
tion, is writinR the teleplay. Fred
Coe, produc<>r or both the play and
movie. will produce the telecast.
dnd Is best remembered for her roles
in "The Unsinkable Molly Brown"
and "How the West Was Won," talks
with McDowall about four of the
features -"The Band Wagon,"
"High Society." "The Great Caruso"
and "Kiss Me Kate."
Ka r l Ma lden <left I a nd Alex Haley c hat
fo I lowing thei r a cccpta n cc. of West
Germany's "Bambi" awards for te levision
achie vement in Munich. Maiden's award was
for his series "The Streets of San F'rant·isco"
and Haley was ho no red for .. Roots "
A Servants' Eye View of History
Ky JERRY BUCK
llOLl.YWOOD (AP I -The first lame Maggie
Hogen entered the While House, o cow was graz·
Int< on lht.' lawn and William lloward Taft was in
th · Oval Office.
The senes otrers a reversal of roles from
"Roots" for Miss Cole and Miss Uggams. In ABC's
"Roots" Miss Uggams was Kizzy. and Miss Cole was
her daughter-In -law, Matilda.
Miss Cole laughed at that . her face crinkling
up until her eyes were only slits. She said, "I thjnJc
it says something critically for us. It's well received.
family Ooor at the White llous1• "
Maggie 11tayed a11 a maid to the first families
until Franklin ROOtl~volt was In his second term.
She was th.-llr!!l hlack maid to work on the family
rtoor. Her daughter, Lillian Rogers Parks, who as a ~hlld was discovered by Taft playing In his oversize
bathtub, joined her mother and remained until the
end oflhe Eisenhower administration.
The two actresses prepared themselves by
consulting with Mrs Parks. "She remembers 1t all
as 1f 1t were yesterday." Miss Cole said "She said
her mother was educated. well·spoken. loved to
dance. and had a great sense or humor. As she got
older , she developed high blood pressure. During
the Hoover administration they used to say they
"EVERVTIUNG IS DIFFERENT from 'Roots.' brought in brown bread for Hoover a nd Maggie."
From the point of view or the characters. Maggie is ---------------------different from Matilda. 'Roots' was a story about .----------------------.
servitude . 'Backstairs at the White House· Is about
11ervice. The ladies made a contribution at the White "BACKSTAIRS AT THE White House" runs llouse.Theywereapartofveryhlstoricalevtints ."
for nine hours over four Mondays, offering a ser-
'l&nts' eye view of el~ht first famllles from 1909 to Miss Cole said her only visit lo tht White
1961. Wltile il shows that a man can be a hero to his House was when she took a public tour with her
valet . it also has som e revelations about the mother. New York tennis pro Arvelia Myers. while
whims, quirks, and eccentricities of the presidents she was appearing at Washington's Arena
and first ladies. Theater.
Olivia ~le stars as Maggie and Leslie Ug· The Whit fl 1· · g t L II Al -• · , -··i n---.... • e ou11e 1vm quar ers were l(nms as an. &G ·.nunng are a.vv s·uv:m~~ ·· •·· .. :rr·iffi·····rv·-····-OOi·····<J···· ........ H' ~1 .... oc;a-··0-·"d"
Jr., Robert Hook11. Cloris Leachman, Paul Win· :::tee fo~UU f~~~dl~~roo°~ctfons 0 J'1ttan R~g~
tlcld, Leslie Nlcl11en., and Barcy Sullivan. The Parka, 81. · dectar4XI on a visit tha·t the sets wer!
presidents and their wives are played by an all-star "really beautiful'' and she couJdi\'l find 8 s·ngle gueslCWll. O W I
"BackstaJrs at the White House" opens with a 8 ·
three-hour show on Monday. Two-hour segments
follow on the next~thrte Mondays . :
THE n RST SEGMENT, Ileen In preview, or.
fen a marvelously warm and human story. It. ls a
view from the 11ervants' quarters, where they had
· their own pecking order. The servants regarded
themselves as the only permanent tenants of the
THE SERIES IS BASED on Mrs. Parks' book
about her life Lo the White House. Wrlten Gwen
Bagni and Paul Dobov took the book or anecdotes
and Oeshed it into an lnt.rtgulng drama after re-
search and lon1 Interviews with Mrs. Parks.
Michael O'HerUhy's direction enhances the drama
with a 8ood rhythm and flow.
White House.
Miu Cole aives her role a~ and dtgntty,
white Miu Uggams Is more im , o\Jt-1oln1 and
The show also tells of the unrequJted Jove or
Levi Mttttr; pla1" by Go!tseu,.fer Mateie.
lt'• Supersfgn
fun lovinfC.
So many three·hour sbow1 HI from havln1 too
"'-..-. thin 1 story atrolched too far. Not here. Every minute
"Mercer loved her," sald Miss Cole, "but.stre
was loyaJ to her husband. Even atter1hla death she
fell she wu 1tlll Mrs. Maggie Rogen."
Freda Norman models the costume of
..'...'Supenlan,.:· tbe he.rol.ne oLthe new PBS ·
series "Rainbow's End," a pro1ram desirned
for youngsters wtth hearing problems. She
plays a secretary named Penny who has a
secret identity as "Supers ign."
la crammed with something lntereatlna. MILS. PARKS' Fllt8T choice to portray her was
8Ual A8 111AT THB d.lplfled a nd aloof Mra. Sally Struthers. Mrs. Parks la fatr·sklMed and
Taft pampered her husband and rretled about bia Caucasian aa waa her motb e.r , but lbe)'
heatdt·encf.-t ... ,.. That • ....,.. WoodioW--W!lioll.-cboae to live as "coloreds." Both Miss Cole and
danced with hi• dau1htera and bad a mllchltYOUI Ml11lluama are dar er.
1tnse or humor. Th~t Warren HardJn.111 ml•· 1111111 Cole aald, "I lhink we were chosen
trffset didn't acandall.e the Mf'Vlftll -but put· becaUM they wanted lo show clearly that Ma11le
Ung apittoona In the ~hi" House did. Rogers wu the JlnJl bllick woman to work on the
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5AY5 HE'S ALLERGIC TO MONEY
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14--1n 1he
wall
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16 Ferber 01
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neighbor
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12 Educa1e<l
74 Dodgers or
Blue Jay'
16 Derby mall·
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27 Fhght ol
steps
31 Cobbler n .. _Bulba'"
33 Mocks
35 Nourished
38 Related
39 Emmefll
40 N.Z. tree
41 Color
42 Aa<lrals. e.g.
43 Twolold
44 Spanish
lord
45 Tra11
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~1 Mans naml'
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54 Aquahc an1·
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64 Cane Var
65 Arch Scot.
66 Skt:wer
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3 Flower
4 Kind ol dog
5 Parers
6 Recede
7 Numerrcat
prefixes
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34 Gnats. e g
35 Tusk
36 And others:
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37 Valley
39 Alley game
co Ideal male:
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42 Moldings
43 Beats
44 Rely
46 Vintage car
47 Hone
48 Gall
49 Strong one
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53 Branches
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56 Hind part
57 Orspatctied
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-OAILV Pit.OT ENTERTAINMENT/ INTERMISSION / MOVIES
I .ita Mmnelh and her constant rompan
_ ion, Mark Gero . dance al a party Cor
the a(·trc.'s1:1 at S tudio 54 in New York. Sht!
hc.td j u~t o rwnt>d a t the Promenade
Theutcr in "'Ate You Now or Have You
Ever Bct.•n "
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B Film Proves
Winter Smash
Ry BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD CAP 1 ll seemed like a
dumb idea from the s tart -'remaking a low-budget 1_956 scare movie Yet "In vasion of the
·Body Snatchers" has prov<:d the surpn~e hit of the
winter season, holh with cnt1c~ and audiences
"Invasion or the Body Snatchers." ongmally
produced by Walter WaAncr for .Allied Artists.
might easil y ha ve s unk into the bmbo of earl;i-
morning t e lev1 s t0 n Its player s were Kevin
McCarthy, Dana Wynte r, Carolyn Jonell, King
Donovan and Sam Peckinpah m a small role. its
budget miniscule
TH E F I L M W AS ONE of the lesser
moneym akers of 1956, but It was taken up as a
minor classic by French film students. Director
Don Siegel was hailed by New ~ave film makers
a1> one of America ·s most gifted directors.
Anothe r fan of "Invasion of the Body
Snatchers" was producer Robert H. Solo, who
s pent a year trying to clear
ri~hts for a remake. "I was
about to throw in the towel
when we finally got an agree·
m cnt." says Solo.
New Shows Open
Mes~ Newport, UCI in Production
A revival of n Tennesal'e Williama
drama and the local prt•mltre of •
Jultt P'eltrtr comedy hl1<hllaht the
Oran1• Coa t foottlaht circuit thls
wt'ek. both opening Friday evening
The Colla McH Civic Playhousu
wtll prttt•nt Wtulams' 'Tut on a Hot
Tin Roof" ror foui:-we<'kends and
nhc ht pcrformarw.-.i1 undt.1r the direc
non of Pntl Tumbrlllnl Jo'elffer'it
"Hold Mt"' Ill ll l.>I OJi:<'l or the
Nt•WJ.HHl llJ rbo r Co mmunity
1'ht'Ult•r, l'laylni thn.:t· wt-c·kends and
ninl· l)t'rforrnunces
L I NDA P TNAM ANO Stan w l1u1ck takt: the I•· ad an~ roles of
M UJCJClt' und Urick an Co~ta Mesa '11
"Cat," with Ralph Richmond and
Harnt'l Mr Mulkn 1n the featured as·
IUf(rtmt•nb of Big Daddy and Big
Momm1t Olhent in the cas t are Ted
Knorr, f~at Krone, Fred Owen and
Rand Foster.
Curtain time for the drama is 8:30
on Fnday and Saturday evenings at
the playhouse on the Orange County
Falrgrou~ Reservations 754 -5159.
Corey Young as-directing the F'eif·
fer s how, a selection of comic
monologues and dialogues around a
the me or peoples' search for compa-
nionship. The cast Includes KaUa
Ma her, Sorrell Wayne. Nancy Ellen
Zelter, Bob McLoughlin and Allan
Stone.
''HOLD ME" WILL be presented
Fridays and Saturdays al 8:30 and
Sundays at 7:30 through Feb. 11 at
the Newport Performing Arts Center,
2501 Clltt Drive, Newport Beach.
Reservations 548-2551. ..,
Also being presented this weekend
1s Mollere·s "School for Wives" at
UC Irvine's Fine Arts Little Theater.
Directed by g~duate-student M-artin
Morrissey. the sho~-runs Thursday
through Saturday ;at 8 p m. Reserva-
tions 833-6617 .
T HREE LOCAL THEATER groups
will give their rinal performances
this weekend. Thc:y urc
-"The Odd Couple." Irvine Com-
munity Theater al University High
School t heater, Campus at Culver
Ori ves In Irvine . P erformances
T h ur s day through Saturday at 8
o'c lock. Su n day at 2 o'clock.
Reservations 754-3639 or 754-3643.
"The Roar or the Greasepaint.
the SmeJJ of the Crowd " at the San
Clcmente'"'Community Theater, 202
Avenida Cabrillo. San Clemente .
Perfor mances Thur sday through
Satu-rday a t 8 JO Re servations
492·0465.
Intermission
Tom Titus
·•Cothic aod Bumpers " al
Golden West College Al•lors Playbox.
Huntington Beach. Performances
Thursday through Saturday at 8:30,
Sunday a t 2 ·Jo. Reser vations
892 7711 .
CONTINUING THE IR respeetive
e ngagements along the coast are:
"The Contrltctor" at South Coast
Repertory. 6S5 Town Center Drive,
Costa Mesa . Performances nightly
except Monday at 8 p.m , Saturday
a nd Sunday matinees al 2:30
Reservations 957-4033.
"Man or La Mancha" al Sebas·
tian's West Dinner Playhouse. 14-0
Avenida Pico, San Clem e nte.
Performing njghtly except Monday
through April l Reservations
lftU PLAZA '"'~ ~,, °'' '•""'' "•• ,,,. ,.,,,,,.
..... °'THI •YPStH"
492 .9950. "lOOIOMIJ H)tt
"Play It Again. Sam" at the ..._ tOOOIAa ,,..
.,,.
Laguna Moulton P layhouse, 606 ,..All094 OfTHI
Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna IODYSMATCtet•
Beach. Performances Tuesd ays • .. ,..,,.:,• ,,..
through Saturdays unlit Feb. 3 at •----------8 : 30 and this Sonday at 2 :30. ''FOtlCtT&t
Reservations 494-0743. NOM..rf.!~
-"To Kiii a Mockingbird" at the ,,.._
Wes tminster Co mmunity Theater ,
7272 Maple St.. Westmins ter.
Performances Frida ys and
Saturdays al 8 :30 through Feb. 10. •--------.. Reservations 893·8626.
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missioned a script, wh1rh was
rc1ected. Solo took the pro1ecl
to United Artists a nd ~ot a n 1m·
mediate go-ahead. Phillip Kauf-
man directed the film in San
NtMOY Jo~ra nc1sco last winter with a
cast headed by Donald Sutherland , Brooke Adams
and l.eonard Nimo~
THE BASIC PLOT of the "Body Snat chers"
comes from the book by Jack Fanney. Spores from
a dyan~ planet m another JCalaxy descend on earth
to invade the bodies of human beings, replacing
the previous lire with a new existence
Amoni: those who are delig hted with the
thriller's succc~s Is co star Leonard Nimoy. "It's
the first time I've played a maJor role in a hit pie·
tu re ... said the actor
N1moy was fi nishing his role at Paramount in
"Star Trek The Motion Picture." and he was
wearing Spock's pointed ears lie has been work·
ing on the expansion or the famed TV series since lu~t August
ABOUT "BOOV SNATCHERS," he s aid. "It's
the only actin~ job I've taken in recent years
without s~ing a script I had a conference with
Bob Solo and Phil Kaufman, who were finishing
the final draft of the script and needed a decision
from me right away. I accepted out or ra1th in
their concept
"I'm not so sure I would have signed on if I
had read the script It contained tt1e basic plot
structure. but the treatm ent on the mjterial was in
Kaufman's ht'ad lie 1s a genius at building texture
In the characters and ~etttng the mos t out of the
ectorR. Although the schedule was brief. he
managed to gel an ensemble effect out of the cast
Many of lhc revie ws <'Ommenled on this "
Nimoy was happy about casting of himself as
"a ps ychiatrist who is namboyanl, opinionated .
manipulative. the kind who charges $800 fo r
weekend seminars to change your life through in·
ner beauty Usually I'm cast as the cerebral. in·
t.ern a I. philosophical, thoughtful kind of person.··
WHY HA S "I N VASION of the Body
Snatchers " proved sucressrut despite its humble
origins"
"For one thing, the atmosphere is believable.
Also, the film has the traditional values and
tensions or its genre. And the audience becomes in·
volved. Thf' film takes ever yday experiences and
s hows how they c an be scary if you look at 'them in a dirtercnt hght."
HELD OVER!
"I JUST LOVED THIS MOVIE!,,
-Judith Crist
Fronco 81u\otl's
"BEST
FOREIGN FILM
OF Tlf E YEAm "
A•t "f'' W1n\1"n N 1 ""i'I
Stomng Nino Monfntdi ond Atw'to Korlno. A World Norttvll Film.
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.MATINEES SATURDAY & SUNDAY
"KING O F THE GYPSIES" !R)
"LOOKING FOR MR. GOODBAR" (A)
"MAGIC" (R)
"PARADISE ALLEY" 'PG)
"SAME TIME NEXT YE~R " !PG>
"INVASION OF THE
BODY SNATCHERS" (PG)
DOLBY $TEREO
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"PINOCCHIO" CG)
"REVENGE OF THE PINK PANTHER" (PG>
"FORCE TEN FROM NAVARONE"
"MIDNIGHT EXPRESS" CR)
"NATIO AL LAMPOON'S
ANIMAL HOUSE"
'AMERICAN GRAFFITTI" IPG>
"MOflAENT BY MOMENT"
''HOCfSl!!"t:ALLS" (PG)
"MAGIC"
"EMBRYO" (A)
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INSIDE: •Horoscope •Ann under•
•Erma Bombeck ..Cl•111fled
T~. January 2.3. 1979 DAILY PILOT e aturing_. __ , ._ • ..._ __ CJ
mtilywoman Marian Bergeson
She became involved with politics when she began to criticize the State Legislature. 'And you know what
happens to a critic. People begin to say, 'Well, why don't you do something about it?"'
I)' CBEal'L aOMO ....................
M ar\an ~r1uon aon t.o work every day
Juat bite mllliont ol other women. The only
lhln1 unY1u1I about wbat ahe does ti t.bal her apartment and otfke ar In Sacfa ment.o ud ber
famlb IJI ln NewPort Se•cb
A s Oranae Counly '• fan l rem ale state ltt1gl1lator. lht' a11embl)'woman hvea In Liu:
Sh•le Capitol fou r days a week and commutu
home to ~wpOrt oo wttk oda
It's a algnJficant ch.nae ln Hfetl)'le for tbt1
form~r homemakt r and mother ol four.
Alt.hough thrtt or he r t'hUdren are now
adults and allt'nd out-0f·slale univers1Ues, one
son, James, a senlor at Newport Harbor. K11b
S«:hool. lJ still at home
Mrs. Beraeson . ays her husband, Garth. a
Hies eoiineer with McDonnell Oou«ilaJ. bas ad·
Justed easily dur1n1 her transition from so-
meone acllve an communil)' affairs t.o career
Above, Marian Bergeson
alone on the Assembly floor.
At right, she introduces a bill.
Funds For
The Opera
More than two 'dozen guests enjoyed dinner
and music by the Orange County O~ra Com·
pany during the first annual fund-raising event for the opera Sunday evening at the Santa Ana
home of the president and founder, &alpla B11~and bis wife, Margaret..
There was an hour-long performance while ~ueats sampled appetizers and more music dur·
mg dessert. Singing were San Gua, 'J~
Schmldtt Vlnor Faclu, Joa Mack, Darm Nim·
D1d1& ana Baudt.
The funds will be used to take opera to
scbool children In Orange County. So far, the
company has performed excerpts from "The
Barber of Seville" for more than 100,000 Oranc~
County youtba
Debutante
Valerie Dawn GUb, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Cbarles E. GUb of Arcadia and Balboa
Island, was among young wo1;Den presented dur·
ing the annual Debutante Ball of the National Ctlarlty League, San Marino Cbap_ter.
Miss Glib, a student at Orance Coast
College, was escorted d\ll'inl the festivities at the HUDlington Sheraton Hotel by S&eve See&& of
........... .,_, __
Darren Nlmnicht and Sara Ganz
perform for fund raiser given by Orange
County Opera Company.
(
pollllc1an
"I AM BL&88!D wtlh an underatand1ng
husband." ah• 11ys, explaining that he walked
prwclndl wllb ber durlnJ( the campalp. Her en·
Ure famlly came lo S»crament.o for her in·
•u1uratJonln Dece mber. S he ad m it s th a l looking for a n
apartment was both a frightening and ex·
citln& experience She found a furnished
bachelor apartment wllhJn walldnf distance of
the State Capitol Building and sbe s still in lbe
process of personaUzinc it.
She taJlts to her husband frequenU)' by
pbope and &a)'s most of the three evenings $be
spenda lo Sacramento each week ve taken up
with attending legislative functions and study·
in& pendina legislation. Mn. Bergeson says she hasn't yet bad the
opportunity to sa m ple much capitol nightlife.
Garth, she says with a laugh, bought her a
television set to keep her company.
.Happenings )
La Canada.
She wore a Priscilla of Boston gown and carried the traditional white silk muff covered
with red roses and pine cones.
Theater Party
The Women's Club or Seal Beach and the
Huntington Beach Branch of the American As·
sociatioo of Unive rsity Women joined for a pre· curtain theater party al the Long Beach Con·
vention and Entertainment ~nter.
The group toured the new complex then en·
joyed cocktails and hors d'oeuvres before seeing a ~rformance of ''The Man Who Ca.me
lo Dinner • with James Whitmore.
The evening was planned by Mrs. James Ba~~ cultural interest chairman for AAUW,
and •n. Donald Hadley, drama chairman of
the Women's Club.
Valentine Plans
The Junior Women's Club of Costa Mesa
has offered again this year t.o prepare Valen·
tine's Day brunches for people inlere8ted in sur·
(See HAPPENINGS, Page CZ>
Debutante Valerie Dawn Glib and her
tether, Charles E. Glib. •
DUKING THESE INITIAL months in
Sacramento. the freshman UMmbl)'woman is
spending a good portion ol her time listening
and observing to see how lbe game of state
politics is played and who the players are.
She listens while a stead)' stream of lob·
byista. constituents. legislators and aJdes now
through her office e ach da)' to introduce
themselves. seek favors and t.o give advice.
One capitol lobbyist commented recently
that abe ls one of the few freshman legislators
doing a thorough job on her bomework -and
one of the few who wllJ take time lo listen to
both aides of an issue.
"l may not agree with au ol her political
views ." said Ge rald Harrington, executive
representative for Pacific Ou and Electric Co.
"But at least she will take the time t.o listen t.o
our concerns."
And although Marian Bergeson is con·
cerned about making a favorable impression oo
rellow legjslat.on and haan 't made u)' notleea· .
ble protocol errors since taJdq otnce, sbe came
close on one occasion:
Freshman legislators are usually aaslped
sixth floor, cramped offices · -sometJfnes with
a view of an air conditioning wlil and with UD·
comfortably small reception areas.
Aa the elected official moves up in slatus
and tenure. he is usually offered more ex-pansive offices with a good view -the closer t.o
tbe governor's offices on the lint floor, the
more prestigious. But Marian Berseson didn't
know that and abe dldn 't like her sixth Ooor of.
rice. so she wrote a letter -suaesting four
other olfices she felt wer.e more suitable -t.o
the legialat.on in charce or such assipment.s.
Sool1 aft.er she was given a c1t0ace suite on
tbe fourth floor with a spectacular view ol
Sacramento's capitol park ud overlookinc the
historic statue of the California 49er. localed at
the entrance t.o the Slate Capitol.
THEN SHE LEAaNED about freshman of.
fice protocol rrom a rellow assemblyman. "Did
I blow it?" she asked him. "Almost," be
replied.
But so far, her luck is holding out in othtt
areas too. Each member of the assembly Is asked t.o
give a list of their top prererences for member·
ship on Assembly Standing Committees. ll is con·
sidered unusual for a rreshman legislator lo re·
ceivebist.optbreecholces.
Marian Bergeson, it would appear so far. ls
a politician who gets what she wants. She is now
a me mber ol her three top comrbittee choices:
the coveted Criminal Justice Committee which
she admits is her favorite: the Resources. Land
Use aod Energy Committee and the Education
Com mltlee whe r e s he serves as vice
chairwoman.
The assemblywoman is a conservative
Republican who says her goal Is lo give local government more control. During her brier
tenure she has already introduced four bills on
the Assembly noor. The latest. introduced last
week. is a bill on income lax indexing, and another as on the repeat or business inventory
tax.
Her recent accomplishments overshadow
her previous involvement in local politics, where
she started as a volunteer and later became
highly visible as a member of the Newport
Mesa Unified School Board.
A former teacher who gave up her career
when her children were born. Mrs. Bergeson in·
sists she never had any mtention or pursuing a
political career :
"I became a critic of the State Legislature -and you know what happens to a critic. Peo·
·pie begin to s ay, 'Well, why don't you do somelhing about it?"·
HER OPPORTUNITY came, she explains,
when Bob Badham -then the 74lh District Slate Assemblyman -decided to run for
Congress in 1976.
She ran in the primary and was defeated by
car dealer and fellow Republican Jim $lemons. In the general election she conducted an unsuc·
ceHful write-in campaign agajnst Slemons and
the race was narrowly won by Democrat Ron
Cordova. who gave up his assembly seat two
years later to run unsuccessfully for the State
Senate.
Marian Bergeson vowed t.o return again in
<See MARIAN, Page CZ>
Deity NM~ lly •klleN IC-
ChriSfB McAvinew, 7}".z. with her father, Bruce McAvinew.
.'I
Christa: Poster Child ..
The Huntington Beach girl has been chosen March
of Dimes poster child for West Orange County.
~
"' 1
By IUDITH OLSON Of•Del" ..... ST_..
A single father raising bis daughter alone.
Not an unusual story except for the ract that the
child has myoclonic epilepsy and requires cons·
tant care.
How does be do It? With much love, a lot of laugh1' and a few
heartaches, according to Bruce McAvtnew, the
Huntington Beach resident who finds himself in
lbis po8ltlon.
His daughter. Christa, 7Yl, has been his sole
reapoDlibillty slnce her mother left two years
110. He Is assisted by his mother, Addle McAv~w. a wi~w who came to pinch hit and
stayed. --C ........ t\N'been ehoten Mardt-of-Dltnes
poster child for West Orange County ana will .
represent the or1anization at various functJoaa throuPout the year.
Except for her quietness Christa appears t.o
be a normal child. With new medications which
'
control ber seizures, she ill leaminc more and '
functioning more as a normal child.
McAvinew flrat became aware ol bis daughter's problem when she wu eight montha.
old. "Prior t.o that time she seemed to ftave ~
normal birth and development," he said.
"When she was eight months old she seemed to
go down and bump her chin."
She was checked after hurting her chin but. d~ton found nothln1 wrong. "About a month.
later It happened again." McAvinew said. ;
The same doctor happened lo be in the
' emer,enc)' room when Christa wu la-en th~
second tlme and this time further examination• were recommended. •
Whal followed was an extensive-end exj
pea.sin-round of t.est.a for the cbild-aDd muc"
expertmentaUon with medication. .•
. Her newest drua, developed in En1land, ..
called Valporate. ll baa aubltantially curbed the
ftumtfer of her aelaures, McAvinew said, reduc·
tSeeCBalSTA, Paaea>
\ •
{2 OAIL Y PILO l -T w1U1y .L1111u1ry 13 107Q
• • • Marian
r•·ron1 Page Cl 1
'78 'h.-did 1md eully won both th Kt publlcan
prlmur)' nd U..1t-neral election.
on a 11bte tomm1ttce and the aovernor Hked
hl'r l(roup to huvt• dinner with blcn because be
was l.rylnc to per~u•de tbem to take bia poaltion on an f.Mue.
HOROSCOPE I ERMA BOMBECK
( Boroseope )
Wl.DNt;SDAV, 1AN. -.4
a1'8VDNEV OMAllll
prominently an.d ao
d<>eK the number s
8AGITl'AaltJ8 CNov.
1
Feel Like
.Dancin'?
Auembly CQllH1ue1 111 Sacramento were
quir k to call the new HMmb~oman "•nice
h1dv who will do okay uo he re ·
fhouMh 1ht1 11tlll rt,<mams • cool dlatanc"
from tlw ba'•bl•pplna ••HJ iood-natu~ tom-
foolery Ml common on lbc noors or beth houaes,
•h .. ,,. •h~ tr t&~urt111 th" advice given her by
Sl1le Seo ~ Ann Vulch ID Tulare I:
"I may btJ on of thl• lxm1. but I always
Wt>Uf IJ 1dclrt "
Miarlun Be r.i1·ton ulao a.dd_,d that xht>
doean 't hkt> "MWh1I t'onver :.14'tlon11 " and pref en,
ma.tud to "tulk 1t1i.u .. ii" Of\ an lndlv1du1d basli.
with o4ht'r I 'llililawre
When the)' &J'll'1ved, the commltte. found ttn
unr(lasponalve Jc.irry Brown, she 11ay1, who fed
thl'm "& gummy. llltlc.i bowl or rice and shrimp
tempuru tbeat watt eo h<>rrlble )'OU cou.ldn't -eat IL."
So, tut weok 11'1 ahe led Oov. Brown down the
ail1le lhtou1th a maze of ~men and camera
equipment to Luke hlR f1011ltlon before both houstuS
of the Stull" Lel(llslature ;.nd un as.semblaae of
t!le('tcd and appointed stulc officlali, Mulan
Bergesonjugtsmiled p<>JILely.
A&l£8 (March 21
April Lt>: Take long·
range view. Refuae to be
lntlmkiated by one with
pertonal.lty like a "wet
blanket." Set your own
pace, open Uncs ot com-
munication. !fCO plaecis
und people till they c.ix1st.
Z2·Dec. 21). Take lead,
set pace, be a se lr-
slarter. Judgment, in
\u1t..ive lnlcllect ue
likely to be on target.
CAPalCORN (Dec
22-Jarn. 19 >: C h eck
bthlnd the scenes -de-
fine terrrui. chel'k dlrel'
tlona, be positive con
Cl'rning commitme nts ll '11 ~maa1n1 lo m
how htllut-otlal u<h l•rt11
llll!I lit ID lha. l'UWllry
Take tU11t·o plt•aat•
\ ou un'l plC'k up ao
.. ,J lhl'6., dU)'I Without
~~t.llflH ll new prodUl.'l
born out ot dlsfi1 f H•r
T here '"" dJ1t'O drea t• \h CO halr, dli('() Ulh.
disco a b oea, d••~o
pt1rfumt , di co w1tf'r
bl'd11 , dl:wo handbaas.
1l111ro cans, nod dl,co
1·rat•kl'n I hav~ asked GOO pt'()
I'll' nf v11ry 1ng u.: 1
Jt)()ut 1hM·o u111I ht.Ive y,•t
to frnd one who ut·tui&lly
tJJrl<'t't> ll lit dlbCO.
wh,·n· urt' all lhf'NC
IH'O 11 It• who m ll :1 t tw
d1on·o~r<Jphl•d ra"'ht
1l11wn tu tlw frl•111wd ll1•x
~ ,,, un ell.low, lct1t lbtiy 1n r I 1 1· t 11 ., 1 n u n o n c
.111otht•r'> Where lb lhut
v:.esl populat10 0 who
pu·k~ up a i.trungcr to
dancl'. gOt's out on the
floor and proceed s to
twirl and spin ln com·
µlcle harmony llJ<c they
had four s ize c; batlerit!i.
an their back11?
Everyon • lulkb dbco,
hut who d<>t.~ 1t ?
Moi.t d1mcei. are like
thut. I have o nly m y
mother's word. but the
m1nut!l wai. mort! PH
than action llow m a ny
1nen do you know who
n 1uld count, d111. s way.
111r1 111 .1 tire· It" st <Jllcl
hw to-toe and he di'
v a:1tat mgly t'lt:vn at I hl•
i.amc timl''1
ll wus the s<Jrrw with
th1• V1r~1nia H1•1•I Of
1·oursc :'!kipping was <'ofl
aldt>r bh cablcr bcc·ulJ'lc'
4•h, • lnR/Um h1.6dn I bt•c•n
10\t'hh• )'(•t lollld ~1111
d1dn t hi.avt• Uuat d1•trne
lion
l'eurle iwvN i:ot 1n111
lhc• "l'lo\Ul" e1 tb<•r Oh
th('rf' "'t'N' ii {'(IUl)ll' Of
womt·n al partlt'i. who
lookMJ llkf tht•y wen· u
•·orkM'r.~ trytn~ to ii<'t t•
stubborn <'Ork out of th1•
bolt Ir, but tht>y n Vt•r Mot
tht" htin~oht
And the.· "ll us tlt!
.. 1wayi. remuwft~ mt• of
an t'ncounter t:rour> with
rhythm
The only daot.'an~ tl111l
ever mad~ i.-=n~c lo ow
was th e do y11ur
owtl thing rrazt· of a h•w
year:. back You t·ould
g roovl' to lho rc~I room
und return u nd your
purtncr wo uld ncv1•r
know you were gone. No
fllepping on feet. no
apologizing for not bend
ing, no hc•ad getting
caught 1n a n armpit
Just keeping time In your
own HtUe world.
I s uspect the re are a
lot of closet disco _dan
('C r:> who ima gine
lhcmst.'1 ves In a thrct'
JJ•t-Ce wltilt: :>Ult with a
cleft in their chan about
th r ec feet d eep who
dance frenetically 1n
front of the mirror and
never swt·Jt
It s lim<> lo rome out
(If lhl' t'lo1>ct .md kfl't•p
the mom1·ntum gotnl;. tr
you don't I'm gorng to
get 8tuC'k with a pair 11(
dts<'o s hoes that havl'
nl'vl'r hten unywhl'rt'
bul undt!r a tu hit!.
••• Happenings
<t'rom P•I(~ Cl )
prism~ their i.weetht'arts
Thl' meal, dehvert·cl on Vulcnllnc 'i. day, will
con:.1st <if a Contmt·ntcil breakfai.t with fn:sh
frutl. nowt•r ... a11c1 a ffiCl>SlJ~f' In a baskel for
SM !.15 Proc·t·elh w1 II be Albl:d for the group s µ111
Jl'l'I s
It muy ht-ordt'rcd hy calling 955-0895 or
hy wraltng to V<Jlcntinc !> Oay lirunch, 1790
llurnminghrrd Ur., Co:.tu Mcha, 926~
Junior Month in Irvine
Thi' J rv1n<· t'll y l!Ounc1J hu , c1e('lurcd
January .Junr11r Month 10 re<.''>ilnrllon of lht·
'h•h'._ a~-;0<·1:1tion with tht• l.f'neral i''Nh•r<•ltun or Woman·~< 'luhi.
The Trvint' "'uh, as party of the frderatin n 's
I I m11l11m mernhcri. 1n mon• than 60 countries.
carries out the federation 's policy of community :>t!rvice
fhou.:h "h•• 1uJmltb . ('venal lee1sl1ttor11 havtl
helvf'd ht-r "It urn the ropt:!f," 11he credits fellow Oran"~ ('ounty Al'lliemblymttn Bruce NestantJc
1 fl Orungt•) with teachlnK her protocol and ~ho i. who urouod the Muk Capitol
LA.KT Wt~t:k D RING th~ presentation of
Gov Rrown 's Stale of thts Stale Message, Mrs .
ller(!t'aon waa •~ked to leaad the legislative
'-'•cort pJirt.y which would bring the governor
from hlis ooar by offlcH anto t~ assembly cham-~ris
fronlc, conRldering the assemblywomao
St't'll herself a11 ;jn outspoken critic of the Brown
Adm1rustrallon and of the governor himself.
lo a ddJtlon to flndlni< fault with bia ad·
m inliltrauve Policies, Mrs . Bergeson says she
thlnkb Jt!rry Urown is & '·b1.1s1cally ~hy person"
with u llll'k or "good manners "
She recalled 1a time when 11h• was ser ving
IN BKOWN'S 20 minute address. he pro·
po11ecJ a number or reforms Including· Job train· 111~ programs. the elimination of Job dlscrimina-
t1on based on sexual preference. bail reform.
the control or pesllcid u!.> in agriculture and a
sweeping reform or Mcd l-CaJ
Afterward, the freshman assemblywoman
stood In the cent~r of the assembly noor and
s hook her head fro m side to slde.
She sa1d. "Ile tried to cover everybody he
missed before <during bJs inaugural addreas
eight days earlier ) He tries not lo mlss his au-dience
"I think the agric ulture people will take Is·
sue against his proposal and I totally disagree with his baU position.''
And theo s he was oil, scurrying around the
floor, talking to fellow leeislators. After all,
Marian Bergeson hud somcthio~ more impor.
tant to do thao think about Gov. Brown.
She had a bill to Introduce.
TAUllUS <April 20
May ~201 . Organize
material. files, accept
chatlensc of addttJ
respon11blhly. Get
financial facts of life.
Partner, mate f1gurei;
prominently
GEMINI <M <Jy 2 1·
June 20) U c low, pluy
wailing game. be
pos 1t1ve concerning
s ource mate rial, con·
t racts. special quotes,
permi~lons
AQUAEIUff CJan
20. f"cb 18 I' Emphas lh
on Involvement. com
m1tment . s pecific
pollclet1 a imed at fulfill
ment or ultimate goals
PISCES. <F eb. 19
March 201: Obtain valid
hint from Aquarius
message Finis h what
you start. You gain
perspective which could
result ln career advan-
cem ent C ANCER !June 21 ·
July 22): New approach·
indicated In connection ~~
wltb employment , de ~ ;w
p:~:.en~~~.h~a~~~r~~~ ~ Beautiful ~gure prominently Beginnlnac!
LEO (July 23-Aug ··o-
'Bella the Bellicose' 22 >: Follow through on I
hun c h , l eu rn by
teaching . mak e
chanees. utilize talent•
r or 1 h owman s hlp ,I
Cancer , Scorpio ., By MIKE FEINMILBER ._.._ ........ ...
WASHINGTON <AP>
Father ran the Live
and Let Live Meat
Market, and Bella
Savitsky worked there
S aturdays. But she
ne ver fully embraced
his slogan. She became
Bella the bellicose
When Jimmy Carter
fired her from his Na-
tional Advisory Commit·
tee on Women for trying
I<> meatax his economic
polldcs, he gave he r
1rn m e thlng s he d1dn 't
have b e f o r e :
martyrdom in the eyes
of some.
And he gave he r lhc
unquestioning sympathy
of the wome n's move.
mcnl. Mrs . Abzug
bt'came Ms . Wronged.
GLORIA STEINE M
e mbraced her In sisterly
solidarity. Women who
otherwise might have
cha,ed at her leadershlp
c·hafed no m ore. Even
the staid F'ederation of
Husiness and
Professiona l Women
rallied around.
O ut of work , Bella
Abzug is more inOuen·
t1al among her peers
than ever. She can claim
shc"s falle n victim to
male chauvinism.
And s he's probably
less inclined than ever
to hve and let live.
Bella Abzug
f ou nd the Women's
Strike for Peace in 1961
and lobbied and led an·
t1bomb rallies 1n
Washington for a d e·
cade. She was an old
hand at 1t when the an·
tlwar movement came
along
She brought peace ad·
vocates to the "dump
Johnson" movement in
1967 and to the Eugene
McCarthy µres ide ntia l
candidacy in 1968.
On her firs t day 10
Congre!>h she addressed
a rally of supporterlt on
the Capitol s te ps . in-
troduced a rcsolul1on
calling for a n i•nd to tht'
Vietnam War by July 4,
1971, and de rnundert a
seal on the Arm e d
Services Committee,
bastion of men und
hawkl>. She was turned
down.
Her campaign ads Aquarius persons fieure
sought to play down her prominently.
reputatloo ror belog VIRGO <Aug. 23·Sept.
"abrasive" a term that 22 >: You find "running
s tick• to her,. l ike room."Wbatappeared.a
adhesive. serious error can be
·•There's More to Bella turned into a definite ad·1 Than Meeta the Ear," vanta1e. Gemini, Saglt·
they said. urius figure prominent·
Among congresaional Jy.
staff people, she was said LJB&A CSept. 23-0ct.
to be a t.en1ble boss. A 22 > Relatives, trips,
rorm~r member of her apecial messages and ap-
sta(f once said, "Al a pointmenta dominate
atarr meeting, s he'U be so scenario. Highlight ways ,,_.,.,,,_, Poou•••·•• Poow ~,.
na "'ly. She'll say, 'Oh. to express. to .imprint ,..,..t.,''"'"'"two''"ltl-~••""
" I ni h .. ...,... °' .,. •' ""'' oe-tiOOe<I '"'°''°" s put up, you never had sty e. to reu le wit re· "O"-• 1, .. '""0••• o•tt ·t0M G4u•111 ""''
any $erule. Stupid, why lative who has gone off \l••""''lf*Vo••~h·-'°"'
• • "deep end." C••1o0..,•oi •0t<~<onwi111o()fl..,., are you saying this? '
SCORPIO <Oct. 23· P1"9'Mrl 0t1Wwon '""' Kl!OO' "'"'t\l vou Hut whe n she q uit Nov 211. You 'r e on
Congres.'l, there was 8 brink of discovery lunc heon for her and
hundreds of wome n -Know it. proceed ac
some who bad never cord1ng l y Gcm1n 1,
met her Paid to al. ;:V:1;;rJ{;;o:.:S:a;;g;;i;;;;tl;;;;a:r:lu=s=f;;;:ig:;;;;;ur:;:e~I ten~~s. Abiug looked RUffEll'S
over the crowd and ber UPHOLSTlaY eyes ralled with t.eua.
She aaid, '1 ma)' have W...Yww•
bu ...... lost my seat. t my 1922 ...,._ ~ voice never."
•o~ 0tvt1c»tft•' '...,., !lt."'-All'•
ORANGE COUNTY
3 TOWN & COUNTRY
ORAHOE
(714) 547-8228
S h e can say that~=c=ott~·= .... ~~=Ml~~~z1='~=--~~~~~~~~~ again. -
Club CaltTldtir rur1.1 each
W(•dne.lday m the Dally
l'i/ot and rontam1 nottces
nf women's and service
r /uh meetmgs and event a
for th1' /ollounng week -
1'hursdn11 through Wednes·
dny Send notices to Club
Col1mdar. Daily Pilot.PO
ltflf 151'11, Costa Mesa, CA
92621i IJe suw to include
11our numt> and pho ne
1wmbf>r N<1tic1·.~ mtust be
m our hands two weeks m
advaru·e ... Part of the local group's prnJt<:ts include a
campaign lo recycle toys for the Ped iatrics
Ward of UCI Medical Center. Pro1el'l Concern
i n San Du~go and the sponi.orship of the
filmstrip "Patch lhf~ Pony," which encourages
c hildren lo stay away from :-.trnngers.
Such controversy 1s
the meul and flOf :Jtocs of
the Abzugian 11lylc . She
came lo prominence by
way of protes t , thii.
Bella.
AND THEN S H E
came to Congress.
Sii E FOUGHT with
the speaker, challcnl(rd
the seniority sys km. as
sumed lt·adc rship of the
House antiwar move
menl, and t·~r>ou sc d
women's right11, aboli·
tioo of the draft
"slavery,'' she <'1.11led It
Tn requn l a picture.
u•rr/r or call /ht> Features
IJl'portment. 642 4321 /'1c
lure~ nri· hm1/rrl to fund
m1.\•'T1> 11µc·n to lhf' public Teachers w1shan~ lo sl'hcdule the filmstrip
may wnte lo Uarhara Rf'ynolds, c/o Junior
Ebell Club of lrvtnt:, P 0 Box 4530, lrvme, 92713.
New Officers
Sev~ral , area grnupi. have installed new
s lates of offlccrf.. They arc the Dolphins of the
Newport lhlrbor Arc•a Chamber of Commer<'c,
the Newoort llarbor Toastmistress Club and
Newport flarbor Emhlcm Club.
Leading the Dolphins will be Carol South,
Tamm}' Cox, Corkl Whitford, Dorla George,
Dorm CrollOn, Carol Blakeslee and Helane Joy.
Toa'ltmlslresi; officerli are Cele1IJIA! Marsh,
Madne G1ntert, Carol Boyle, Donna Mayer
Mary J ank, Micki Nixon, J ea.n Wheeler and Dorothy t~ra.ndscu1.
Emblem Club leaders are Cat.by Dtaberry,
Ida MH Wentzel,. Peony R1nsa, Lutle Lin·
derman, Phyllis ~lde!f, Dorothy Bridges and
Llnd1 Cb1ndler.
People Peering
She was preside nt of
the i;ludenl council al
New York 's ff unter
College. She dropped out
of Columbia Law School
to ctn what she could to
t·nd World War II by
working mo :,h1pyard.
By the time she ar·
rived, she already was
known lo the American
people and for the
flightiest of reasons
h e r m illine r y . Bella
Abzug wore Ooppy hats
There ls continuing
dis pute over whethl'r
AS A YOUNG civil William "f"ishba 1t "
ri g hts lawye r , sbe Miller , who wu i.
rt pre se nted f u.r doorman of the House.
workers, r estaurant dlrect.t.-d her to remnv<'
workers, auto workers. her hat when she· first
longi;horemen. strode into the House in
She argued, .u~suc · 1971. She says Rhe did
cessfully. lhe appeal or not tell hjm "lo ~o four-
Wlllle McGee, a young letter-word himself."
blac k sentenced lo death She had practiced Jaw
for raping a white hatlessly In courtrooms
woman in Mississippi, tor years, s he says, so
then sat ln a Mississippi "when I came into this
bull station In fear she t o r m a I bod y • t h e
would be lynched. Coneress. my first in·
She married M artln stlnct wa.s to take off my
Abzug a stockbroker hat as I walked onto I.he
who has a lways been noor, and that's exartly
comfortable staying In w h at I did w ithout
the bac kground, and a nybody sayin" ·yea' or
a nd s tale hood . no
less, for Nf'w York City
She introdur•'d a bill to
requirc> tht• government
to refr1 ru wom1•n 11:-. "Ms ..
W1th1n i.1x months,
guides WN<' poanltrtK her
out lo tounsts
Afte r three t erm s ,
Mrs . .Abzug guvc up her
safe seul to run for lhe
D e m ocratic Senate
no mination in 1976 nnd
wHs defeated by Daniel
Patrick Moynah<Jn.
She ran for m ayor.
started orr with n big
le ad in the polls. and lost
to Edward Koch
S H E RA N t'OR
Congress in a liberal dis
trict and was defeated by
a Republican, Wilham
Wt•ddmy and engage.
men/ armouncemrnt.s run
nn Sunday m the f>a1ly
f'1/11/ Fnrms or1• avarlohlP
111 11/1 /Jm/y />riot <Jf/ICf'S OT
hu 1.allmq lh1• 1'·eatures
I Jr po rt mt'fll. 642 4321
7 '' avoid daaappoint
mt•nt P"'fJ51Jecl11w hndea
are rt'rnmrled to have thf?lr
u rddrng stone~. with a
hlaC'k arid white gtouy o/
thP hndt or o/ the couple,
In the 1'·eatures Depart
mrnl one 11)('ek he/ore the
W<'ddtn!J
i::n(JagemN1t aMounce-
m 1• nt 11. with black -and·
11•/111<' glossu fJ/ the future
/>rtrll' or the cfJuplt. must
be Tl'Cl!I Vl'd by the
1''l!atures Deyartment su
wt•c•lcs ~fnre the wedding
dat t'
Service awards have ~n presented hy the Auxiliary of Hoag Memorial Hospit a l
Pn·shyterian, lo Dougl11 Lance and the Mme11.
Roy II. Kreyser, Wiibur Newman, Harry Lace,
Arthur R. Acevf'do, T bomas Dowden, Clarence
t'ay1 Ger1ld FuJt., Gaylord lltnwn, DaJe Z. Balawta •
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ANN LANDERS I ANALYSIS I CAREERS
Little Miss Doe
DEAR ANN · Today I
read omethlna ln tho
PtP r that mado mti
alck. h nu l.O me an
aborhon would have
been a betleT way lo so
t han to do wb1l thlr.
WOOl DD d id Wiii )'OU
print lhe new1 tory and
91ve me anopink>a"
"Dnlflloo, Red l.100.
l'n c At1...oc.•I kd Prt' ~ •
l lt•r fi r s t trlb ""a ..
t ro!ih c-nn . her ftral
b lanket Will' 11 "'rnpper
oH u mil of h•lll'l papc.-r
l.lt I h• M ll'IS l>cH' w a'
born Sunclu In a )!&1~
tullon ri'i.troom lh1•n
ubundom>d
'T h,• hr'll a,k'rdin lo
hold ht•r"" . th ~as -.to
t ion o~ nt-r 11<' nt'\ er
'uw hl•r mothl'r, but hl'
did ~t·t· u mun ""al kin~
ntirvously out1o1dl' tht>
restroom
'"Several llmca t he
man "l'nl l ntc.> lht•
restroom a nd once hl'
took a handbag from h111
rar a t1recn two-door
sedan The )It•~ t. lion
owner nev"r henrd the
wo m un make o .. ound
the wholl' llfnl' i.ht• wa:.
1n th\'n • Ill' t•ntt·n•d only
a fter lht•)' lyft :111d lw
beard 1 baby cryinte lfo
111ld there was blc>C1J nil
.,,,._,r t hl' fl oor an1l
'41 hen ht> w{'nt Into the•
l r a !J h r o n t 1 n t• r r c• r
11ol)('r towel• ht• found
thC' r rylng 1nrnnl
· 'Tltf' ~ toru1lw1J m .in
C'Oll<'d tht' pohCC' al om l'
1 hC') C'l\mt' out ancl .iot
th1. bbb) Shi• '41111 tO\
erf'd ,.Ith toilet p1.1µl'1
An ambulant't' took lht·
bAb' LO a ht)ll111ta l whcrt•
nu r ("II ht' Id her und Ct•d
her She weighed Sl'Vl'n
po unds u nd wa s 10
pt>rfett beaJth ··
I'd like your opinion.
Ann L P • Appll·ton.
\\ ·~ OEAA LP.: I n~ver
•~t-oDd·--M w~bf'r or
not a woman sbouJd ba\'P
had an abortion. Tb4" dt'·
rlslon slaouJd tN> bf'rs and
0 0 ODf'f'ltte'1>,
Th~ tory you describe
• • • Christa
l• 1...w.a.ae Hd blaarre,
b11I Ii don hue a laappy
Hdl•I· A& ..... IMn' II•
llvf'. 1w.::.~~ t .. lkl wllH> •Ill hit .. d by levln1
par•n&a. AM, ... ,, my de·
• r. I• wo•rfw no1 on
I) ror tht b1by I bul for IJile
fore unak ru-.plt wbo will
adoptlw>r.
OEA ll /\NN
l.ANl>l-:k S I um JUbl
about )-OUr llil' bul tht
"eneratlon IJ.JP bet ween
m y elr and my I~ y •ar
old grunddau.:hter i.tiem!t
to be more than 1 cun hun·
dlt.•
I m ake my hom e with
my dauJ(hle r und her
wonderful ln.1.sln.111d and
their thr~c childre n. We
all get along bf>n utifully.
but somcthi n~ buffles
m l' and 1 lhou~hl Ann
I.anders m ight have lht•
answer
M y .l(randdaughtl'r
i.IOd hl'r IJoyfncnd talk
on tht· phone at least
three t lmt!S a day T hl'y
attend lhc same school
--------------------and walk home together (Ytom PageCI) Usually thl'y stand 1n
mg the m from grand m al to smaller ones s\nct-front of the house and
ly a\ night. visit for al least half a n
McAvlne w said hP 1i;n"t sure why his hour.
d:iughte r was born with a problem but believes /\s soon as the boy
a prenatal alcoholic condition and poor nutr1t1on gt'ls home. he calls her
ofthemothermayhavcbeenractors. up a nd they talk for
Her form or epile psy Is rare. "There are on another 20 minutes. Im ·
ly 100,000 children like her In the United mediately afte r s upper
States," he said. She and the others are inrel)I· s h e t elepho n es ht m .
gent but the disease keeps them from develop· Thal convers a tion goes
ang the~ skills, he added a n y w h e r r fr 0 m 3 o
She now is making progress at Nueva View minute» to an hour /\t
School in Huntington Beach, where she has a full a bout lO oo in the even
curriculum or developme ntal skills and educa ing. he calls ht•r ··to sa y
ttonal classes goodnight · · Thal con·
Christa Is an early riser . her rather said. versalion usually lasts
and has a day "prl'lty much like normal kids.·· 20 minute!>.
Stie watches yoga on t elevision when she first The young ma n is a
gets up. helps with hous ework. plays with ht•r fine s tudent and ex
toys and rides her bike on weekends tre mely well behaved In the summertime McAvinew takes her cam ping and lo the bench and once in awhile with as is my ~randdauS?hter
h1mwhenhehasadale I am nol being critical,
His ~o~JI for his dauJ.:hter is "for her to be but I would really like to
able to takt' cart' of herself ·· know. what in the world
Mc/\vin<.'W, m arketing director for the llob· do these kids talk about"
by Shack. Fount:11ry-Va lley. ind icated that BAFFLED GR/\M
Christa is already well on her way to that goal.
<'Ons1dennA the distance she has come.
"She 1s not a problem." he said "She aoes
DEAR GRAM: Don't
you remember? loo much, in fact · McAv1new i.ays he is not bitter about
havm~ to raise a handicapped child alone but 1!>.
inste ad. happy that she 1s doing as well as she
CON FIDENTIAL to
Feeling Beller Now.
Thank You: I can un·
d~rsland why you arf'. ·~
Irene Gerasimen~o.
fashion model and
Schiel~ graduate says,
']his was me before
I went to Schiel'\.
Now I'm a
professional
model and
'
I don't
diet!
FOP. A FP.EE NO-ODLIGATION INTEP.VIEW
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CENTt" HOUIU • Q AM ro Q PM
ORANGE
Town ono Coun11y Cenrer
•
By 811 Kuae
"Can you h.lp me with thi1 c~1ition,
Mommy? It's called 'l•orning to
Think fOf YourMtfl' "
Sales Grow
Care Urged
In Piano Bf!,y
By the Associated Presfii
Snles or pianos arc growing steadily and 1t"s
easy for someone! who is not an expert musician to
strike a sour note \hat could mean the waste of
$1.000 or more.
The NalionaJ Piano Manufacturers Associa
tion re ports that almos t 259,000 new pianos were
sold in 1977 alone. Their retail value was nearly
$346 million. And that doesn't count the thousands
of used pianos that change hands through private
s ales.
THERE ARE TWO BASI<! TYPES of piano ·
upright and flat or ~rand . As a general rule. the
larger the piano. the better the tone. A large up-
right. therefore. can be equal to or better tha n a
sm :ill grand in terms of tone quality.
A grand piano r anges 1n size from 5 to 9 feet .
the largest pianos arc tfie concert g rands. A new
grand piano will start at about $6.000 : a used one
will cost Sl.500 and up. A concert grand runs about
$15.000 new a nc1 $8,000
used
· The concert grand .
provides the best quality. ( C 0 N .") l1 ME ff)
but generally is practical
only if the player plans
profess ional performances or if space and money
are unlimited. The m a nufacturers· group advises
that consumers faced with the choice o f a good up·
right o r a so-so grand s hould select the former
U PRIGHT PIANOS -ALSO CALLED
verticals -range from 36 to 51 inches in height.
They all require about the same amount of floor
s pace 5 feet by 2 feet. The larger uprights 44
inches and taller are called studio models: they
~st $1,500 to $4.000 new and S900 and up used. The
medium-sized uprights. called consoles. are priced
at about' $1.000 to SJ.000 new and $700 used. The
s mallest of the verticals. known as spinets. cost
between $900 and $1 .800 new and S500 used.
Whether you select a new or used piano. you
s hould measure it a~ainst the doors of your home.
Do not let the movers "keyboard" the piano by re ·
moving part of it for easier handling
The manufacturers· association has prepared
a ··consumers Guide to Buying a Piano." It is
available. at no charge, from the National Plano
Manufacturers Association. 435 N. Michigan Ave .
C hicago. Ill .. 60611. Enclose a stamped . self·
<.1dd rcssed ~nvelope with your request
THERE ARE MORF. THAN 50 BRANDS of
piano on the market today. To get the best piano
for your use and budget . it is a good idea to select
several dealers and visit them all. Look 'bt every
piano in your s ize and price range
Do oot let a salesman ·s fancy playing distract
you; inspect the bas.ics of all the models and re·
member: a piano will sound mellower in a sm all.
ca rpeted a rea or your home than it will in a large.
bare showroom
Shopping around 1s equall y important 1f you
a re considering a used piano When you have nar-
rowed your choice to two or three. contact a tuncr-
tcchnician and have him ins pect the pianos.
Ins pection charges genPrally r ange from $10 to $25
per piano. but lhc money you s pend while shopping
can re-sult 1n savings latl•r o n
To find the name of a reliable tuner technician
near )'ou. write to the Piano Techniciuos Guild.
P.O. Box 1813. Seatt.le. Wash .. 9811 1
TUE CONSUMERS' INSPECTION OF an up-
r ight piano should start at the back. There wlll be
five or six vertical po!!lll that serve as s tays
against the frame. giving il udded strength to re-
ir;ist the pull of the strings. The post s should be
heavy and strong enough to provide adequate sup-
port in proportion to the restohhe Instrument.
Ne xt. and this applies ror both uprights and
grands. ask about the soundboard which translotes
the vibrations of the strings into the tone or the
piano. The best boards are made of spruce which
has a fine. straight grain ideal for conducting
sound
The working section or the piano Is called the
actit>n. It has about 7.500 parts. all of which play a
role in sending the hammers aguinsl the strings
when the keys arc s t ruck
ff YOU ARE BUYiiNG A NEW PIANO. rn-
s pect the warranty as cureful as you inspect the in·
_ _strwnenJ..~e w-arr:anlY • .Atto.n1in&..1oJbe
manufacturers' association. covers a ~~to-10.year
period under a single owner. It does not cover tun-
ing or action regulation a nd may not extend lo the
finish. Find out if the purchase price includes
bench and delivery. ·'Beware of 'special deals,~ ••
ihe trade group warns .
'"A real bargain In a new piano Is rare. If the
dealer offers his own monthly purchase plan. you
might want to cheek with your own bank to see
what they can offer."
Firm Award! Scholarship
d c n I at I h e \J Cl. A
O ra<1uatc Sch ool o f
Man•«cmcnt
The Wlttent>P.rg Corp ..
• Newport Bcach·ba~ed real nwle development
firm . haa a warded lt8
1979 Wlttenbers
Llvln1•ton Scholarish1p
to Peter J . Ootdon, a
1econd·year MBA !llU·
Th<" t'Qr~·r~tlon pro·
v i d es a S 2 .000
lll'h oln r !\11.,• ,pL;o
fesslonnl conti. .. ,, and
jC)b counsclin.c
Foreign /tlonet1
Iran Unrest
Spurs Influx
By nlOMAS 0 . £LIA.8
The lonjt1r PoUlical U""'6t and uocertaint~
cooUnue lo Iran. tb.e more fort.tgn Llveslm.ent. wW
com e to CaU!ornJa.
DAILY PILOT Q
Even after the Iranian Cnlll:S dlca down, the r
huge influx or foreign money will probably con·
tioue .
• • t'orelgn investors see California property 161>
:i safe lnvestment because of its history of up.
predation and the stability of the country." sayis
one Los Angeles re altor
THE FOREIGN INV ESTMENTS AltE a
mixed blessing. Selle rs can sometimes reap un-
dreamed-Of bonanzas as oil-rich Arabs and others
don't quibble over de tails, sometimes bidding well
above the asking price to
make certaii:t they get a SOUTHERN
particular piece of pro· CALIFORNIA
perty. L'OCU But it ·s not so good r
for American would-be
buyers. who o ften ca n"t compete with the
foreigners.
The Iranian crisis has s purred a n un-
prec edented flurry o f buying by foreigners.
especially in the plush portions or western Los
Ange les County. Real estate industry sources s ay
more than $100 million has bet!n poured into that
area in four months. with an additional S50 million
spent in other oarts of the s tate
MUCH OF THE MONEY HAS been spent
quietly, with many commercial a nd office build·
ingis changing ha nds. along with a fe w large
estates . Many or the investors are Iranian bUSI·
nesSTTren-whO s~e-tttetr future as-questionable at
best under any regime not heade<t'by the Shah.
Wealthy residents of other oil-producing na-
tions have also stepped up investments. perhaps as
a hedge against oossible future unrest in their
<'o untries.
They see California real estate as their best
bet and make long-term investments.
One Beverly Hills investme nt counselor says
his clients are w.illing to bid high and lake short-·
term losses because they feel certain of making
long-term profits.
"TKEY CREATE A DIFFICULT market to
compete in.·· he said.
So far. neither th!' federal ~evernment nor the
stat!' has any restrictions on the rore1gn invest-
ments in re al estate . Industry sources estimate
that foreigners m ake up about 2 to 3 per cent of the
national marke t and as much as 7 percent in
California
The foreign interest in land goei. beyond the
boundaries or 1Jtban areas, with Japanese. t'rench.
German. ltalilm and Dutch inte rests joining in·
vestors from the Middle East m buying farmland
THAT TREND IS NATIONAL AND h a !>
c aused the state or lowa t o limit tarmla nd
purchases by foreigners to 640 acres each. Similar
laws are In the works in Missouri. Illinois a nd
Wisconsin.
And two Californians are res ponsible for the
fede ral government ·s first effort to get o handle on
the situation.
Democra tic L: S . Sen. Alan Cranston and
former U.S. Re p. J ohn Krebs of F resno. ousted in
last fall's election. both pushed a law requiring
foreigners to register agricultural land holdings
But none of those proposals will aHect residen·
tial and commercial purcha ses. rn Beverly Hills.
the lraruans· favorite investme nt ha ve n. the ir m ·
flux hu been so heavy that the school dis trict re
ports more than 200 Iranian children enrolled.
"THE PARENTS ARE VERY WORRI ED
about the future." says one teacher "They like the
California climate. the quality of the school and
the future investment potential here · ·
Unlike the college students who rioted at the
home of the Shah's sister. the schoolchildren ha ve
posed few disciplinary problems. school offic1ab
say
"Their pa rents believe they may be perm&·
oent residents here and they·re trying to make the
best of the ne w political s ituation 1n their
homeland by putting their c hildren and the ir
m oney where they think they -.ill be safe:· s ays a
realtor who has sold more than $10 million worth
of property to Ira nia n!>
"They haven"t single-ha ndedly created real
estate price increases. but lhl'y certainly help 1t ··
Trade Boom
,.
• • &"Wllll"HOTO
Speala Ot&t
B e t l y .. ~ r i e d a n , .
founder of the Na-
tional Organization
for Wom en. said the
Women's movement
faces its heaviest op·
po s ition fr o m
"women who are a
disgrace to their scit
and from right-wing
economic forces who
continue to pay only
for cheap labor ...
Classes
Scheduled
Feb.3
Coastline Commumty
College will begin th~
s pring semester Feb
5. offe ring more than 200
c lasses designe d for
older adults at variou~
neighborhood locations.
C lasses in art .
ecology. s ociology.
theater arts and d
s pecial certificate pro-
g ra m in gerontology arl'
a mong the courses being
o ffered in Coastline'!>
Eme ritus program.
Registration• inform:i
lion and m ail-In enroll-
m en l forms arc an.
d uded in Coastline Com
mun1ly Co ll ege
.. Passport."" the student
c&talog. mailed to res1
dents within the distrit·I
For more information
(' 0 Ii 963.0824
Library
To Close
Orangt' Co d ~.t
College·s Library will be
closed during OCC"s
sem ester bre:.k, f''l•b
1·2
The library will rt•
opc•n when ,pr 111 i,:
semest~r classes bc~ID
Feb 5.
The hbr;.ry •~ opt•n
M o n d a y !) t h r o 11 ~ l'llt Thursday~ from ; 311'
;.i .m . to 9 p m . Fr1<l~1ys
from 7.30 <J.m lo 5 pm .
and Saturd:.ys frtJ11• !J
am. to5 pm
Gas Use Soars
S 1\:-; FRANCl~~·o
I 1\ I' ' /\ l" h I I I v
Dcc-t•mber 1n !\"orlh··r n
.ind Cl·ntr:.il C .. 11l•1rn1.1
lor C{'d 1"11!\lOmt·r~ lt• U'l"
nearly 52 µt•n ·1·nt murl'
i.; as th,, n d 1: 1 • n ~ 1 I• \:I>
c;ame month .1 ."·:ir .1)!t1,
resulting in h1~hcr th 11•
normal i<t ii:•) h·:t,
Pacific Ga!\ &. El1.·1•11 •1·
Co ~:ud
New Jobs in China
By JOYCE L. KENNEDY
Dear Joyce: Wbat are prospects
for employment of Amertuns in
Mainland CbJoa now that relations
have been normalized?
-8 .J .. Tulsa, Oki•.
Other than diplomatic staffs In mu·
JOr Chinese cities. the exte nt of
future job oppor t unit ies ·~
guesswork
But James E Ha wkins 1s a n ex
pe rienced guesser The publisher of
Fede ral Jobs observes _
"Many t.:.S firms will be looking
for business In Chin::i and seeking
professionals for an overseas tour.
e..sp.e.cially eJliiDeering..and..cornpule.r
specialists . Petroleum e xploration
and development Is high on China 's
agenda, and experienced oil workers
should be in a good posiUon ...
HAWKINS SUGGESTS 111AT col·
lege student.a who wlsh to capitalize
on the expected China trade boom
over the next deeade would aaLn an
·edge by studying international a nd
urtcultural economics. englneerinl(
and Chine5e languages.
Tbe U.S. Corps of Enalnt'ers may
be [n the m a rket tor c nglnecrl-.
hydrologists. geolo~i11ts and techm
clans to Hslit "'Ith Oood control tand
power-acnerollng water project~
HAWKINS ' Pt;ftLICATtON .
Federal Jobs. Is a bi-weekly tabloid
which Usu tederltl Job v11cancies na
lionwid<: and overseas from lime: to
( CAREERS J
lame. it also notes overseu11 011t•n1n~s
in private industry
If you·d like a free samplt• <:oµy.
enclose a flUmmcd . self addrcs~c<i'
mailin~ label with your rcquelit IOI
me at this newspupt-r. Aslo. ror · Fe<t.
Jo6s Sample· ··
Dear Joyt'~: I hope to go back lu
wo{k IOOO and might as well aim for
a job la which I'm not likely tu get
laid off In a year when r~c~1udon l!t
being predlded. I em more interest·
ed la m C.ml~ thH la outal• work. fJ •• Med the .mOi"iy.-wllltCSo ~OU
8UlleM1 Q -Y.P .M .• Raleigh. ~.c.
Recession hits factory jobs h11rd .
particularly ln heavy mdustric~ like
autos and appliances.
But services Including finance.
real estate, business. heallh und
personal hold up pretty well Jobli
ln retail eating and drinl<irfg pluce!t
~how above.average stubll.lt y
Because an industry'ii ne<·d ro r
tabor 18 closely related to the dt>m unc.l
for It product s or 8Crvlce-. 111
d ustries lh11t make ncccsslt y 110<xl:-
provldc more job securit y than lhoM.~
maklnfl luxury J(oodti
S.-fld carttr Q'Utlhons you d ltkr con·
ftdertd /or inclu.non in rhu column to
JO'IJCt' La.in Ktnned11 ot lhaa newspaper
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By pool and park. 5 Bctnns. 3 baths .
Plan 111 Broadmoor. Asking $155 .000 .
rec simple. am . R.C. TAYLOR CO.
640-5112
UM19UI SALISNOftl
Join the most popular real estate firm
in the Harbor Area. Openings exist at
our M esa Ve rde office: 70/30 split ,
bonus plan. congenial office filled with
old antiques a nd loaded with new
ide as . Call Jim Wood at 675·6000.
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24 43 l.J\I COJ \t H1ghw<1 y . Corona del Mi:1r
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EASTSIDE
BEAUTY
PICTUll PUTTY Featured in L.A. Times Home Section.
this 4 bedroom. 2 112 bath home ln Lake
Forest ha., deck with bench seating -
beautiful! Ask f::Jr raig Balley.
631·1266 •II .
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2l41.17tla5het.c..k 6ll·IZU Nattonw1M Network of Individually Owned and Operated Real Estate Ofn~
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HOUSI llAUTlfUl -Where can you
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pool. jacuzzi, RV pa rking. courtyard
e nt ry. la rge c ul d e sac lot. air
conditioning. profess ionally decorated
and much more for 1178,900?? c ...
146-4141 and we"ll show you.
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Four bd rm c b a r m er !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! waiting for you lo Sff,
buy & en)Oy. Remodeled
lotcheo. New appliances .
Garden kitchen window.
~ hearth frplc plus
many other aesthet ic
features. Hustle! Don't mw this graceful home.
545-9491. ()pen eves
EQUAL HOUSING
OPPO.RTUNITY
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Jed to the F1-<k r ul f"atr
Hous 1n 11 A C'l o f 1968
which make11 It 1llci;cal to
advertise "a n y p re
r..~rence. ltm1ta111in. or
dl'1cnm1nalion ba:.1-d on
rare. color. rt'111;1on. sex.
or nat1om1I on~1n , or a n
Intention to m ukc ;rny
Sl.K'h prererenn" hm1ta·
uon. or du1cn m1nat1on ·•
nus news paper will not
knowinl(IY al'Cl'pt any
adve rt1s 1ni: ro r real
estate which 1s in viola
uan ohhe law
BUtOIS: Adwriwn
~ check ttMW och
daly .ct report fl"•
ron -..dla+dy. n.
DAILY rtLOT os._s
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HEWIH
HEWPORT IEACH
CUSTOM HOME
l.AST OF7
4 Br. 3 Ba, ma111<-r hdrm
retreat. 2 frpk s. form11 I
dirunj(, 3 rar ).(ura.il'. .1p
prox 3000 11q fl 2297 Lu
Unda <.:ourt S IK!l.~OU
Owner/ /\gent 642 2 Hl'1 or
873-0782
oovou
OFTER A SERVICE->
Ut the pubUc know with
an ad in the Daily Piiot
Servtce Olrtttory. fl can
COit you u lilUe u Sl.77
per day F'or more ln
formaUon and complete
~IMl-681t,
Ontr ... Delly"°'......., ....
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Hiiiiij!NI
CUTI HOUSE
0Ht..2LOT
Eaststde . Costa Mesa 3
be<lrm C'harmer. forma l
hvmg rm w/rt>al wood
bummg rirepl;ic1· Love·
ly re modeled k 11 t hen
w/cus tom r abane ts & pass thru window lo dtn·
mg area. Added on f<imt ·
ly rm. Converted J(arage
may be ust:d for lge
game rm. AU this al a n
alfordable pnrc. 673-8550
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IESTIUY
MESA WOODS
Lvly 2 s tory, 4 bdrm
home w/lge fmly rm &
frml dm rm 2 blks from
10 acre park. Nr So
Coast Plaza & all srhooli.
& sho pping. 545·949 I.
Openevii
9 .ZO/o INTEREST
Engl11ih Tudor st yle
spurious 3 bdrm. 3 ba 2
story adult condo. Pool
.J a r utz 1 ·Sllun a
clubhouse & rec rm
Take over subjeet lo 1•x·
lstlng loan al lU!'/,.,
64&7711
JUST LISTED!!
COSTA.MESA
Allmllon. bulldel"S. In·
vcs lor!I, e ve ryo n e!
Lan<e R 2 IOt with r ute 2
bdrm home on reur . on·
ly S85.0001
lalloa lcry Prop.
lffhr1
,, 67S.7NO •
BAY& BEACH
•50 NEWPORT CTR. OR. 15M1l
WOomllDBE
... A popul•t ~n111 In lmne. BRAND NEW 2
bdrm .. 2"7 ba. condo with
1140 aq . fl. ot livln11 •PM«>. upand<.rd carpet 11\1 tr Ult · an ttward win·
nln1noor plan, with Q,\JlDfOUSE clOlie by & new aboppln& ceftll'r un
det oonalnlctlon. only nun. 1way. 1119,500
Pt!Ol>&e who netld ~le ~ alwl.)'I c"-ck Ute
Sttv1<'t' Oirenory In the
OML v Prurr
C:SELECT
T' PROPERTIES
--~2Story
... on If C\11-dc,sal· In an
out s tand1n.:
n e ighbo rh ood )
bedroom. 2 both w ith
new paint. nt'W dis·
hw~her. new earthtone
11t•tor . n <'w n o w a x noor...: but the flreplacc'l
m lht• hv1n.: room &
moster bedroom 'lUth •
an• u~{·d h r11·k 1-'rrM
llme o rf~rcd , u ndt•r
SI00.000 with no down
VA. <.:a ll 7Sl·JWI
Unbehcvabl1· vallll'' 5
bdnru. + JIH'u1 t•" Only
$8 0 ,1}00' Cr;i <'k II n I(
fireplace' Entt•rtu1ncr~
pal101 Can't last at th•~ pncc:: Call 64S·030J
FORESTE
OLSON . . ..
IAYCllST
tfEW OH MAakn
Exrellent floor plun. '1
Bdrm . 2 ~ b11th . 2
flrt placea. bcu ut1ful
yard on comer lot with
room and uccess for HV
l .. IOOM
ldHAllOa
W'lth view in cbarmlni;
gated Sea view. 2107 Yacht Gra~llng
$279.900
~mlm
' ,, 11 t· . '
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MAGNIFICENT
COUNTRY
1-'RENCll MANSION
Almost 7000 sq ft. of c I 11 R I\ I c <' I e i: a n e \' .
m etic ulously d e taile d
With la v ls h U'lt.' Of
mas onry , 1mpo rlt'd
ct>rami c tile . h a nd
rubbed oak cablneL'l b
trim, opule nt r rys ta l
chandellen;. Mammoth
master bedroom sutll:.
plus J other bedrooms, 1;
bathrooms all featunn~ Sherle Wagner hand·
pa.lnt.ed porcelalll bowl:.
" mat c hine bras:. fa '1 ceu, • 11up~rb
fireplare\. large under·
Rround wane cellar re·
ached by a win<hng anti·
qu4• bm•k tunnel The
kitchen ., rt r uhnary
mast('r's d<'li~ht. 20x40
ltv1ng room & hu-J:t'
for mal drn1ng room
Located high up in the
1\Jsl.J.n tfills with sweep·
I~ views of lrt.>e topi..
l.JfCht,.11 & distant citi1·s In
dudin g a pec k 3 l
Calaltu. SI ,200.000 ·
owner will Clnance with
reasonable down pay
mcnt. EJtchanges ron·
sldered. Pnnclpals only
please Owner·Broker.
Hick Aldereuc. 731·5115
llACH COTT AGE
Balbo a P c n insul 11 2
bedroom cottage. Older
~. Immaculate con·
dlt1on. H·2 lot t ou'
Sll\,000
c.•11tth..us ~'~~~~lty
MOW IS THI TIMI ror job seekers to check
t he Dally Piiot llelp
Wi.nt<,"CI cluslflcaUon. Ir
the Job you want ia not
there you might con.~lder
ofrer1ng your 1ervlce11
W'jlh an ad ln tM Job W111~ category. Phone
6'2>5878
Siii< & "N
CLOSE
to e v e r y th i n g '
Transfern'CI seller will
pay buyer·~ cosb on 1h1i.
execud v1· Jewel :1 Br.
den1'am/h ul(c rccre a
lion rm. ;J 1·ar i:anitw
Now only S.IJ8.000
HALL l'INClllN
REALTOl<S
675-431t2
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....................... T\Mldey, J1nuary 23. 1979 · . OAJLY PILOT C:I
FAST ISCIOW7 OM A CMAlt•t
tlt're's a b1A . \'ttcont CdM C"harmer! 3 b<'droom.~ nnd den. wood siding,
pane windows . room y and ~unny
Ownt'r Yt-ould lov<' 3 rust escrow and
you 'll love th fun neighborhood A
2nd TD 1s pos~•ble. the lOt'Un& 1s R·2
and th(' pr1e• Is $172.!M>O. Open daily ot ,
500 Mar.:ucnh.•
~ltJUf. fi() ... f
HEAL 10RS', G7S C.000
:'4 1J ( "'' Co.1~1 I ltqtlwtv, C.mon.:t rlel M.,,
"'"'HI M1 I V1 ""' II •1 lh '.>\)!JU
OCIANYllW!
~ruJArfamlly hom"
In Harbor VI\'" 11111 .. tN\Ul a10 r~1 ur Ill!) &
night \11~ 4 8drm1 ,
booll Uned family room
& formal dinln11 room, :ill
fur an unb .. la ,·vt1bl~
SZ89.000 For a p11't u,
~. Cl&JI
671 .. 400
HARBOR
.. "~1
OLD CO RONA DEL
MAR
4.0005Q fL
Y-41' Tnple A1• 11oubl• ~ lot jU!>t Ott ocean
Wvd Formal bvLnl rm
+ family m1 w/w('t bar
5 htrge bedrms. ettrh
with 11 's own bath 3
"t'Cluded pnvate pallOll
Spiral s taircase leadan~
to 2nd leve l 4 e ar
rnclosOO garage. All lhli;
under Ot'K' roof on eorncr
lot Don't let tha" one get REA LTV away• C'all673 ~
_. .. ,.' ·~·•I\ •Ci1I0"4 "44f .\I'''""'"" or [ ~::~:~·m::.;.~ lfillt\I
LOCATION : OCEAN FRONT on
the Penins ula Point
P RICE: $550,000
HOME: 5 Bedrooms: treme ndous
storage remodeled in J 965 -3
ba throoms : 3 car garage
A COUMIU.1Ata8t CO.
644·9060
2111 SAN JOAQUIN HIU.S "D. IN~CENTEllll
14 COHYENICNT SHOPPING ""'.i,.c;~
SEWINC CUllX rOll THC
CM.ON THC CO
New Wall Deco!
IJe<Ola" a wall drdlll<1f•tdll1
.. 11n 1h1~ handsomt owl hang1n~ Ou•c ~. bOld bright' Lrochrl
owl ot rui yarn 1n a j colOf Lom
1)1n,111on In lOOrt11nale Wllh d~n
lmn~ room. U11ld \ room VJlur
\theme P.rnern 1~?9 Ooretl1un~
1111 owl I 8124 111Chh
Sl.50 tor mh pattern Ada 40<
each pattern fOf 111~1 clru ill
mail and handhftl Stftcl to: .....
Nttdlecratt Dept. 105
Oally Pltot '°' 163, CM °"'* st. "" '°"' "' 10011. rnnt 1-. ~ lip, '"""' ...... N[W1NOW' Our 1919 NHDll·
CRAFT CATAWC-o.er 200 f)Ol)u·
111 dt\!Cn$. l free pa1te1n
P11nltd 1AW&..Sencl m -12'-0lld/W, ,,..., $1.50
l zt.f*'-" 0.ltb ... Sl.50
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12l-Stitdl ••• '*" Otllltdl.ZS ln·SWI 'w h ft O.llts 11.15 m., .... Sflow.Ofh. . suo
11 J.E., """"""' . s 1.00 116-l lfti rntr Qllltb . 11.00 ll~ti,,.. Cltdltt. 1.00 m.1 ..... Gifb. . .. sa.oo
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lot-IMtmlt llwt111t ... Sl.00 .......... flllillM. Sl.01
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Easy-See Diagram!
Punted Pattefn 9001· ~
en's Sizes M 34 (38·1nch bust
will\ 4G-1nch hap); 36 (4G-bust.
42 hip); 38 (42 bust. " r11p);
40 (U bust. '6 hip); 42 (46
bust 48 hap); 4' (48 bllSl ~
hip); 46 (50 bust. S.2 ~Ip), 48 M bust. !>' hap), ~ ~ !Mist ~hip~
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rettern Dept. "42
Dally Piiot • 2J2 ... 1 .. Sl, .. Y.a, IT
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•. • .. mu --. Alt rtlt 111W dotlles fOll Mid fof
!WI Mr lltt 11t NIM SPRING-SUMM(t rATT£lN CATM.00!
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UDO ISLI
Bay vlc>w from 2 putlo dl•rks {'nhan<.'N~
c us tom s pa,·aou~ !l bdrm . 4 bath
lrad1llonul home-. Ilk•· nt>W Ideal rot
entertaining Comt!r lot $500,000
OCIAMFIONT
Quality craftsmanship ln mahog trim
& oak noors s ts of'f thts land murk . 4
BR. 3 bo. home In ftnest tocotlon 1-:~tnbllshl'd llC'l'S & lnwm. S4M.OOO ·
IACI IAY
i''in.-4 txtrm . 21., bath family home on
quiet <'Ul <t.-• ac Overl'iiied pool.
plttyhou..'ie. storoJw $169.000 Tt!rms.
IAYNOMT
S.·vcral fine lJuyfront homes
with pier & :.ltp
AVALON
Wf•tl constru<'t~I . J OH . l ba. oak
floor . partia l basement . concret e
foundation. Flats area Sl20.000-Fee.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
i l 1 K,,y\•d• (>o,., f\j B t».'~ b lbl
ca a iilJtLJllOltJll '5 c tll1t£FjJJJOC(7 a:rror n a:i.n., n a u t.TOOlJ
* 3 UNITS*
Pl• E'SIDE COSTA MESA
A very attractive 2 bedroom front
cottage with cozy warm fireplace in
front. A BRAND NEW DUPLEX is
nestled amongst m a ture trees on the
same 55 by 173' s ite . The duplex
ronlains 2 Bdrm. 2 bath and 3 BR. 2
ba unit!; PLUS 4 car enclosL'<i garages.
Great income property with a realistic
in vestor's price of $205.000.
ROGERS REALTY
uu·
UOO TOWNHOUSES
Beautifully locattd. re·
ady t o move anto &
pneed right:
associated -
~llU• I II') IH AL 'OP S
• , ..,.,, .,.,.,,J •' 1o•t
FREE•••
1 .. list ol V /\ homes tOO's
l<> choose from Some
with NO DOWN /NO
COSTS. No obligation.
eall for your llsl al
~7Zll
~21
Wntdff Realty
675-2311
BACHELOR PAD
2 Bd.rm5 and a n omcc.
Spiral oak slaarcase. bel>t
ol N~rt Bearh. Call
645-9161 . .... . . ; . .
.J. ~ OPEN HOUSE
REALTY ~ .•
'Nltelan
Real E ~tote Inc .
WATERFRONT
w/'2' boat slJp: 81g 2 BR
& den, z frplcs. bllns, 2 oov paUOl'I. 3 car gar.
Owner wall help BIO on
ftnanclng. $350,000
fii5·6670
JACOIS REAL TY
, CAPE COD STYLE
Two br, 2 ba condo Pool.
"-\any amenities. Close to
ev1.>rythang Only $71.500.
A home th.at you cun re·
1111 y enjoy !179-537 O.
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
macnab I Irvine
realty
UDO ISLE:--1 ST OffBIMG!
E x quj si t e n ew custom
Me diterranean 2·story w I r oof
gar den view. 4 BR (incl. master
s uite). 3 \.'.a baths. family rm . 2
patios. gourmet kitchen & 2 fplcs.
Lavish use of im ported tile. Central
vacu um. Many more amenities.
3·car garage. $489.000 incl. la nd.
OPEN WED & THURS 1-4 :30 P.M.
1 15 V I A WA Z I E R S . Dick
Ha lderman 642-8235. <P·126)
HAUOlt 151.AHD~EWL Y LISTIDI
Beautifully des igned home In most
exclusive bayfront area of Newport
Beach. Appl. only. Beverly Morphy
642·8235. (P-130)
642·123S
901 Dover Drive
644-6200
Hart>« View Center
lrvlne at C.m~ Valley Center
7S2·1414
$<C~4}µ-~£~s ·
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DUPU.X
Two Z bdrm un1ta • •JUST USTB> •
owntt's hJdeaway. uller ~er. (am rm. dlnllll? rm,
MAR OU IS
UMIY9tSihPARIC wlllflnanre '2•9.000 ~autafully dt'ror11ted MIWPORT llACH home 197.~ w t hl&h 11M best floor plan In •
Daril Uke aetUna. 3 bdrm ~ ..... ba. 2 frplc. ll Ul)('r
v\ew. Sl.34.900 Owner wall
fl!WlCe at ~% Phone
wtcdys or eves SSZ· 1505
... CAMYOM CUSTOU •771.000
BeautlluJ l-story custom home wlth
~reat" ~olt course view. Inviting entry
w l\h ush tropic al la ndscilp ing,
Private enclosed pool. 4 Bedrooms
<inrluding g lamorous master suite
w /fire p lace). Corm al dimng rm.
family rm with wet bar plus a lge
billiard room. 3 baths + luxurious
pwd rm' Love ly q u iet cul·de·sac
s treet . Sec. guarded country club
a rca. See any tame! Call now 644·4910
llAL TY 615. t 642 ~ ~~~~ 0' ~.300
C..-. .. Mar 1022 SUNSETR.E.' ............... ······ .. ---·55·7·-8823-----
WIS&.IY N. TA Y&.C>a CO.
2111 S-JH.la NltR~
MfWPOIT CINT'llt, H.L 644-49 I 0
TO AND OUT MOIE ABOUT
ANY HOME IN THIS PAPER * CALL RED CARPET * w ....... c ....... -.. ........ .......
... ,_ ... two •ffY .......... rHSOM.
fint, .. lhtw to wt.Cit J011 ...t IO w•
dow't .... yow ...... lhowiMJ ,.. .....
yow .S-1 ...e. S.COftd, we .kiHp t. to.ch
rrery st.p of tt.e woy so you bow at all
titNS lsow tt.e sale is prOCJl"H"-J.
AND becmne MOtt of tt.e lsolMs IR tWt
pap« are port of our -"ipl• 111"-J
wnlu. we c• show...._ to ye-.
SO-Cal 75_..1202 mdhAto
RED. CAJtPET We UshtL.
WATERFRONT
CONDO
with Slip
To be painted and newly
caJl)el.ed. Thas 2 story. 3
bed r oom home has 2
baths a nd a set·uraty
1'1.ADl Urt
And l'f\JO( first Wier·~ 1u
ht'nef lf• 1n lh a s
smashing, new Sproul
duplex. all wood, ~h&kt>,
llled brick & the lalet1t
coodJl'I Only '265.000,
may exchenge for Cd M
R·2
'l/m,1ma,.t/cl v/(,all
-·~•lu·»
67.J-lM.94
2435 [. CoHI Hwy .• CdM
Top of SpyCJlat1
CUstm lot·Plans 6000 s r
home. great vu ~.000
~2981
SPYGLASS
SPECIALISTS
LA>wnt Price
3 Bedroom. family room.
d1n1ng room , pro ·
fessionally landscaped ,
spnnklen.. ocean view
Owner rr1otivatc:.-d. asking
t.347.500.
640.1812
Jasmaoe Crk 2Br. den,
se<'Unty. pools tennis.
l'1ld unit $19!1.500 Own/
agl 7S9·0046
JASMINE CREEK VU
Crean/canyon view. 3 Br
condo. family rm .
pools/tennis c rts 11
Jasmine Crk Dr 640-2587
ColtoMHo t024 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WON'T LAST
Desirable assum. loan.
Great ram. home . .a bdr.
2 ba Refng .. washer &
dryer tncl. an pnce. Lg.
comer lot • Rec vehat'lt• access. Walk to schools.
rrorket & park See to
believe $89,900. 979·5370
system. Owner will con· ---------
ALLSTATE
REALTORS
sider lsel oplao n You
own the land and shp
$265.000 or LEASE for
$895/mo.
_. ___________ , HOMI ~
-
WATitu-'RONT
REAL ESTATE
631·1400 ,.,.IMSULA POINT
Balboa, new las ting!
Good beach house on ror·
ne r lot Ne w r oof ---------Upstairs guest r oom has
WAHTCHARM7
COMFORT?
1ben make an appoint·
ment Lo see this beauuful
Cusl.Om home. n~ar the
Mesa Verde Country
Club It reatur~ 4 bdrm.
3 bath with sepa r alc
ranuly room and din1n1t
room Qall 546 5880 ror an
appcxntment l.O see
~Jf ... HERITAGE
*BARGAIN* Paitio homc. z Br 2 Ott . up·
aradf'a . ~-ho1 c.-~
Ora ngclrtie loc a11on.
adu.lt community, pool!
1ac/1enn1 s . Oood a l'
11 umable . $72.~00 ~10
•BASEMENT•
No basement. but wh»t o
bargain! Only 179.~!
WIU go VA!! 3 8 r. n eat
lute.hen, aupcr y1rd Rm
ror R· v: Call 646· 7•34 &..J-1 .. och I 041 •••••••••••••••••••••••
•DUPLEX* Ocean side or hwy. level
lot. easy arccsi1 to ~a<'h.
Needs paint, manor "' Pllirfi: Ideal rnr home ~
---------1 Income Hurry. only
3 DETACHED llOM ES
ON A LOT. Owner will
QuT)' • Two 2br. One I hr.
Xlnt rental area. Just
baled and won't last ,
$13.5,000 Hurry ·Call Lan·
daor Pam 7S1·2060.
S159,900
Muwnon Realty 494-073 1
llMrald lay Lot
67U634
BY OWNER 3 Br. 3 ba, 2
lutchena, 2 Crples. flam
rm . lrg works h o p . -m•••· superb ocean view. fully ~• -• crpt "d , many hltn'. Super E·~1de location 1270.000 w /Znd TD a l
wiUI a deep yard, com· 8"4i'k. Pnnc only. c.tll
ptetely Cenced. 'yrs new 7l'14iM·2365. J br< 2 ba home. Country '
k1tehen/fam1ly room By Owner Span1~ousc·
combo. Butche r block on Wt~uesl /\pt. short w alk
cou nte r Iopa & bl t• to beach & shOJl!I pool
bru.ltfast bar Modem .saud yrl . $179.500
bltns, elect GDOpnr. 831·03451752·9069 /\M I
f\JU price SIU.SO<>. C.11 eves m1050now. -------
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SWfRNlty
1026 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Elegant ~11 nl(IC ram aty
~ wtocean & valley
views Com1nK soon
549-5111
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SPA.NISH VILLA
Townhouse with tennis.
fl.repta~. and JBR. 2°,
ba Sl04~
MUl.HLUM
RealtyRecjishf'
75 ... 7100
COUNTRY ClUI
CONDO
El .......
e...tryCIMb
Live nghl on the go1r
course. 3 Bdrm . 2 bath
eondoman1um. Movt'·lll
condition. Walk to coun
try elub. S96.000
«g Coldwe~ Bonker
3 Monareh Bay Plaiu
Laguna Ni guel
496-7222 131-0836
deck with \•1cw
Califorrua /Spanish style
4 bdrm home with lots nr
character an execllent
locale. $200.000.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiiilliiii•.._ Bea utiful 4 br , Z ba & fam rm. 3 yrs otd .
lnSummerwind E&ta\es
tBrookhurst& Banning>
By Owner S 140.000
. • REALTORS T ConiPanY
Detaghtr.!i'~0 Bedroom Showplace
eondomanium. Walk to Custom
PETE BARRETT Udo Village, restaurants Buccola and shops. Step ou\ t.o a
RCAl'JY spacious brick terrace O n qui et s treet• J ~ and onto your boat-p vt bedroom u ec w1th d in·
542·5200 slip will take up to 65' Ing, eating area and -----------i boat. $525,000 fireplace. Centra l air. COLE OF NEWPORT patio More' S1'3.SOO.
REAL TORS BK R 54().1720
CAN YOU 675-5511 'l'ftftBB I IMAGINE I~
3 Bdrm 3 bath. rormal ---------1-------·----d1n1n g room. ramaly ________ .. , ________ _
room. + bonus room and SIX & FIVE
pauo. For only SlOtl,000 Owner will splat units. No
Call ror info qualifying, no loan ret!s.
645-9161 on contract Booming
• •••••I • • ,•
!. . OPEN HOUSE
, REALTY ~I .
area. 1 mile to ocean.
Pnnc1pals only Ask for
BiU Norton
541-0800
lalloo Island I 006
Seiling anythlng with a •••••••••••••••••••••••
-HURRY"
A very au.ract1ve Mesa
Ve rd e h ome o n a
s pac ious lot lfea!ed
poof, rovered patio. itas
OBQ with J bdrm. 2 b111h
and many other added
features for plea~anl llv·
m g. Call 546·~81!0 for
moredela1ls.
~.-.HERITAGE
Daily Pilot ClafSified Ad 4 duplx. inrludinit bay ________ ..
~ a simple lllaller · · front to be exch. down an ---------
• • REALTORS
Jl.llll call 642·5678. a pkg 2131684·3200 ----1
cae:
IBDRll ILlllS ca.
OVER 50 YEARS OF SERVICE
MEW LISTING
In The Fabulous Bayside Cove
Community With Security Gate.
Near Private Beach On Bay. 2 BR
+ 2 BA. Original Model Home
Completely Furnished Except For
Mas ter Bdrm. Pool. Jacuzzi. Verv
CHARMI NG. Ca ll To Jn spect.
Offering.
SUPERB DUPLEX
On Capistrano Beach. Each Unit
Has 3 BR + fireplace. Wonderful
L ocation With Secl us io n And
Leis ure On The Sand Midway
Between L.A. & San Diego. Come
J nspcct Th1s Gorgeous Smog. Free
And Temperate Locale. $750.000.
~ 631-1118 L:.J .. • DOVmt DltlYI =-~ .
Lush Atrium
Off Livinq Rm
3 bedroom t'nlerta 1ner
with dininR. t•alang a rt-a.
country krtchl·n ant.I to1y
hr.i:place Don't wait:
~.500 liKH. 5'W-liZO
Wl. -· IR.ANDMEW
TOWHHOMES
"Britt Woods" <Eas~1~l4l Mei.al
3432SANTA /\NA AV!:;.
En1thsh Tudor 2&3 Br
s plit level, 2&3 r .i r
ga r aRe . frpl c s,
rrucrownves, i:rt>enhouse
w indows . p ool, :-.pa .
TENNIS court
From S89.950
646-0061or9fl5 l!IZO
Ocvclo!X'd by
Woodtrec Dev Co
I YOWNER
Great ho m es. flex
financing. b~sl areas.
640-~1
Goff COWM HCMM
Huge ~ BR. 3 ba. avail
2/1 $199.500 640-2981
ltOOM>TO IUILO
Nice 3 Dr h<MMe on R-2
lot. Room l.O add addl·
Uooal l.IAU.-.Pnced n ght
atSIS.000.
NIWCONDOS
I.AST 'TWO' 3 br. 2'-'l ba runuahed modt:I. ssuoo.
3 br, 2\.'l ba S81 • .oo. Aolh
have double 111ra1te!I,
f rplcs. pool. Jacuu a,
open beam c•cnhnga. 10"~
down. 10~ ln\-.,res l.
645-6:W .
963·2868
WOULD YOU BELIEVE?
sal,950 3br z ba.. ree.
land. HWT)'. run to the
phone! Ask for Linda or
ram 751-4!060.
1044 •••••••••••••••••••••••
WOODIRIDGf
COMDO.
FOREYBVIEW
rrom UU5 2 story horn~·
wllh numerous deeki.
and outdoor area:-. All
the rooms are spac1ou:-.
~~ ft.o/JBR.f11m1.
ly room . Z ·~ baths
$13.5.000 •
lllWSo Coast Tlaw••Y
in V11lagf' fo'a1 r
LAGUNA BJ::/\<.:11
497-2457
2 Br. 11., ba. nr lake, pool j~~~~~~~~~
& spa Selle r m ay ~NiCJ!let 1052
finan ce, $6900. Bkr. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~171
NORTHWOOD
Traditional s tyhng an
lrvule's newest village. 4
bedrooms. family room.
dining room and central
air. Spanish tile roof and
master bedroom retre:.t.
A.Wng Stl.5,000.
Laguna Niguel
Realty •
MoNrchlay
Ten"OC•
for th<' dascnminaltnA
bu;yer dcsannR privacy &
sercruty 3 Bdrm. Master
sui te o r 41h Bdrm.
ronnal dining rm. 3 BA.
"'U"' shaped rptc. 1m-
pre~s 1v(' entranre &
alnum. lush garden:-.
11rean view. dc<'k & 3 car
Popular upgradE'd Green· garal(t.' on c ul·de ~al'
hnar. WoodbradRe m>.OCA>.
PlliCt' $138.500. Assum. 493-9494 495-5220
loan Owner/ /\gt. E ves 496-24 13 830.5050 ~-l49'i
lnvesl.ors·adeal tenants an BY OWNER· Highly up
up gr 41 de d r n n d 0 • IJraded home on i.:olf course w1U11n "'-' block of Orangetree. PlTI ·1s. tennis <'lub. $275.000 $303. SlS,000 Assumes 9341% loan. Owner /a1,'t 1_lm-_4665_'_._49S-4 __ 9&.I_. __ _
M2-072S • HST TERMS •
IMTOWN
JUST RIGHT AMumable 9~'l> t.st on H.avtna a difficult time an Uua spacious upgraded J
house hunung' Tired ol Bdrm on fee lttnd 1n.
chuing those "dream Niguel Shores. Lots df
home" ads" Looking for extras, skylight, staanc-d
a three bedroom home? glass. Pc<'k ;,t th•·
Want a naee location near Pacific S1H9.500 .
pool" Can the kids walk EBBTIDE REALTY
to school? How about 49,..9456
pnvocy? 1'ired of look ml? ---
Ill rixer·upper11 '' Then SEA COUNTRY
st.op the useless wheel Mlnutes to bench Vl'n
spmrung and take 11 long µnvate. chccrrul J I.ill
tonk at this m<M\t altrne 2ba house 1n Lu..:un,.
11ve Garden Home an N 1 g u e I . Ne <1 t I \
Uruv. Park. Call toduy landscaped . Buc ks on tor your appolntment. permane nt green belt
Roses. trees & charm. !iv
owner. $93,000. Ph
g)l.!1627 red hill :...,: .. _
. ~5 2 ·1500~ .-
D111cjned
With The
WHfTIWATH l'>lfw French Prov. 4 BR
w/lg lrreg lot. upgraded rtranors. U>tlil or wood
Bkr. O n ly S325.000
MC).Q59
.. growln 1 family In
mind. $ Bdrma .. 3 ba. & Na..,_.. ltectt I 069
ram. rm. Extra larac lot , •••••••••••••••••••••••
with low malnt. y ard Br + den. 2..., 91 . vacw
C'°8e l.o ad1ools. parka. cl backbay. beatullfully
tmnis, pools and ~hop· decorated, ·ullumabll'
pmg. ~ to.11 Sl.S.000 under
market. 644·8304. 6'4-77RS
ONCllF.RRY l.AKt: •"' a.-. • aa. 2 rrptc. 9r:; uaumab~ loan, tc:rm~ ,
By Owner Prln only
1268.000 ~2-1121 dyii.
875-06l6 eves/wknds.
BY Owner. Easuide 3 Br 2 ea. duun11 rm w1p1.1uo 4r -.523 (A_,.,,Da·lltV~
11iep. entrance. Also has '" .. ..,. Br. New roor. pipes.
WAtne
BLUFFS CONDO from
owner. Prerer Bonita,. Diolore$, 0. or C MO(ltl
only. Pollession fle1t1ble .
Pl'indpel '15'·77112 .
deconttoa. Ph ~-Dl8 SEU. Idle lt.etna with M
after 5PM. DallY Piiot Claulfied Ad.
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West 2nd St. Rialto
CALL 54J.J'76
for mlo Hkn w1·lcom1•
4 U I dupll'arl'
Incl b:lyfrout to lk' cxch
tlvwn 1n M t>k tt
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llACHNXH
$111.000.
Sall t'lt•mf'flhl 'l'n f'lrx. vrkt-.1 to 11ull
Well lou tt'<I ;: I I
lJt:KTHA lf~NRY
HF.Al.TORS
2U lkl Mar 40'Hl21
1 UMITS-C.M.
lW ut new bulldlnl(
l"'llt-plac•t•11, xl11l loc.•ut1011
r.-;L 111~ 1111..11 6'l2 1003
2 Br home. ad1o It., no pet11.
gara&C' (Jaroen~r $42.$
mo tr7~72$8
ICXlll Zbr. I l>a. Pll llO
rm 1utr 4 l~ l1op
PY. 75 Mon 67HltMI
JASMIMI C•IB
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Hrthtonto color11 f1vt
commu.rul.yT pool. Jue..
tronla. Av11 l now Cull
llM-0011 or 642· 3263
Code MHa J224 •••••••••••••••••••••••
O>mpl. n.'<lecurlllt'<I 2 Hr I
This 68R home has a beautiful view of
Npt Harbor & lh~ ocean. forrnal hv.
rm & dlnlng rm . den, breakfast nook,
separate .c~est BRt BA. Jae .. ~darm
system, intercom . fully landscaped .
All utll. & maintenance lnduded ln
lease $1950 pr mo.
C ... ICettlt w J_. 7n-4SOO
I bdrm., on Penn. 20e Mtb
St 13'75 yrly . 873 2t3'7
~r4PM
llACHUYIMG
M.wZ&lll.C-1
Wl<U:n. L ft , fl'm rm,
din, dc<'k, p ut, lrplc'ic,
1•ll'c ur o~ner. Both
proftsslonally decor.t•
cd S600 & $700. C11ll
Marlene 1tl r-31·3444 or
fW.48889
Super e le1ant Condo, tn
k:vel.2 RR, 21;\ ba, pool,
jac,, 2·car ur. "7S. No
peU. 875-l!WJ.
Ha lbe .. front & side yrd. ·
pnv l(ar No pets $37:1. 0-PoW lU6 ......_ 1244 er_
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o n I y 9 · 5 f or 11 r> Pl Vr okl houlf' 3 br. 2 be. •ORANCiETRF.F. 2 Br 1 •••••••••••••••••••••••
648--:lllU. fl42.3237 tam rm, frpl<'. ranyon ha. condo/Ilse fo~ la~ All ~ 2~1~11 yondo, J
Ol'Cfln vu SS$C> 493 7112 fac lnckf«i lakr Adil.ii · a. rplc. RO New 2&3 bdrm. frplr. No ptlll $4 00/mo t'OW'll('.pool ,oceanvlew,
blw. 2 rar 11'ra&l' S450 l<l(t' 2 HH. 2b11 hou11t.> 2 r1r 7J2.2Slrl dy<i. uk tor Kl•e. Nu Pt'\.11 1475 per mon.
&up 645 5637 g11r L~ halruny Mini t'W 561448* ~ hri., UNk 842.~or86l·0097 __ _
Nt-w 2 br. J•.., ba condo. O<'('D n vu $4 00 mo f0tlrma Lovely 2 br, patio & encl
Apanmenta.
Ent•r1ainment.
R.aeation ...
Youra-36S
daya a year!
• h<r\llih&I 54.n91e,
I 6 Z ledioom
flU'ni.Md &
• UaJwnia.hecl
Apar11neot1
• All Utililiee Paid
• No t-R.qWnd
• SW\IN!Wl9. r--.
111Uo>4a
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P1.US MUCH MOREi
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150/o DOWM
dbl 1uir11(11• & ft p O&X•n 640 50711 NEW 2 story townhouse >'a rd Near bl'll r h bum c~1hnl(8 Pool, 2Ur 2ba end unit Pool, DtldurtSIOOfrom r('nt for
J&rum 1st & l1111t S..:ic> F...t• Y.-.Y JZ34 park. no pt· ts S400. manaRer o( II u n1t11 No
Oakwood
Garden Apartments
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mo 642 52911 ••••••-••••••••••••••• fHG.5748 exper nee 1602 <:u lle
i'ilf' lt'ftnb orl1•nlf'd, nf'w Lwl Bolah 546 5704 Clean 2 br w/l(ural(<•
Adult.a. nu ~13 773 W
Wilsoo. $275 548 9<11 7
luxurio u1 townho me.
v1uJted ce1bng11. frplc. 3
Rr, bll Ina, akyUght, wet
hur, poolfjar • dbl •I·
tachc!d l(ara~e. Near Los
(Aballero S.,ort.J Club
1$75 54fJ 3211 bet. 9 6,
Newport hach/Nonh
880 Irvine
la1 l61bl
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Pu pul1H S and1H pt•t
millti-1 thu. hu~,. t'>.t·t
home ho., 4 l1itt' bdrms. J
bJ :! frpkr.. J t·.&r 11.i1111¢l'
& 111r c u nd Y o u lambra~ & "-'Vt• $$$
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r'(llll'ld th 'l!I ou k I n•cs on
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rarcvl Jw'1 w11tm~ for you to bUlhJ your ncw
honw Bl'Ukt!r l /677 SWI
or I/~ 20HO
~or SJtl 2498
1•nne1palll only
llACH FOClll
SI IS,000
San Clementi! Tn Plcx.
priced to i.cll Well
located
Immaculate 3 bdr . 2 he.
new paint .. dflll!. rrpt11. 2 c•r gor. rov patio, 1•111·1
yd. schoo14. countryhk"
,..-tll.ng, avail now I' I'
~Imo 714·tl45 fllf;t\
Mon ll'tl
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Frplc )ld1/pet1 ok Ocean View Mon ar ch_ Rouflh. $450. 45-2288. Summit. adult comm 2
HR&den~/mo. Also2
New 3 bdrm. 2~ ba. BR S500 . Co mm
pr1ge. frplc. + xtra11 rlubhouae. pool. jacuul.
Qrean view Close Lo etc Teal fr Ba bcock
shop8 &. beach. No small Realty Inc. 499-4797
17141 64~ OSSO
Newport Beach/South
1700 16chSI
(0ov•r OI 16lh)
17141642.8110
Aduli. only. no pe!e.
Mod•l•opendo1ly 1().7 Dy (}.vner, C";o11r11 .. d ul
Im l'Xdui.1v1• 011 y111tll'
community C ou r rn1•t
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addre1111 111 u hom1• 111
your own & t•nJOY uvt•r
$23,000 of renl&il tnc'i1m1•
Prin only. As kin ((
$650.000. 0 wn r / Agl
~ 75.S9 or 640 S296
DUPUX
.By ownt>r. reduc<?d lo
$175,000 Both 2 nn untll.
J blk Lo ocean Oood lo·
come area 675 0475
WESTCLIFF
. l..ovely w<?ll mamlalncd
3BR 2ha humc In om• of
Newport !> twi.l an·a"
$214 .000 l'ull !lob
1>11·ken.'lon al
RIGllT IU-:ALTY
979.8533
BLUFFS CONDO
flay ;ind ot•1·;m Vll'W"
l'lr11><' t11 :.hopp111j-l. t .. nn1 ...
i.1•hool, bcac:h
$165.000
l:lnx·e. bkr G45 250'J
LIDO-So. Patio
4BR, 2ba. dtntn~/fom r m
custom home. S391S,50Cl
675·4914 & 673· I 02 0
Own/ogt N1ck1e
LIDO ISLE NF:w Exn.us1v1-:
1-)ctra charm1nii 3 hdrm
home, s unny l:..ina1.
private South p11 t 111,
d ,. • 35 ~ lo ~28!1 OOlJ
R\•al J•}.tatc
4 duplt.>x. 1nduain11 bay
fnmt tu lw l''<t'hun~1·d
d 11 w n 1 n ,1 p k i:
21.1. I~ 32(~
LOVflYLIDO
ho~ on a spar1ou!> 51;
kl< I\ roomy 1>tn11lc· story
3Rdrm, fom rrn horrw.
('h11rm1n~ly 1f(·1·or1tt1·rl
wtth country 1-'rr nt·h
k1tr hen. oak floors.
hres1de formal dining
with 11lamed and leaded
glass w111dows and w&irm
natural wood tones thru
out
, PLUS
A larl!e PoOI s1~e south ~tJo 1295.000 ·
for appl tu :Sl'e
call 644·721 I
HEWIH
NEWPORT BUCH
CUSTOM HOME
IA'iTCW7
4 Br. 3 Ha. mu~t1:r bdr m
rt·tn·ut. 2 frpl<'i.. form .. I
d1runf!, 3 ('ar garage, ao-
r.rux JOOO :,q rt 2297 I.a
.inda Court $18!1.500
0wnl'rf,\gent. 642 2164 or
IJ/3-0782
IYOWMER
Great homes. flex
f1nanc1ng. bt•s t area!.
640-2981
Rl.Ul-'F'S 1-'llONT ROW
Bi\Y VIEW 3 lilt Mt'ST
!-.t-:l,I, NOW AT '76
l'IUl 't: OF 51 62.500' ''
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ol Oran1w Cnty. mvt•t1tcJr
t..rmx. Xlnt locullon.
jlrl'Ut wrow1n~ arc•a
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P R E S G T I <: I CJ U S
lfll.F.l\JI ESTATt:: CAN
Ut-: SPLIT 29'~ bt1lan1;1:
down owe $3611000
Pnn Only Mike Wink
9.57~Agnl.
~Property 1400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
3600 ;q, ft.. s econd floor,
avaJI. now. open apeee.
4&/ft on Newport Blvd .•
Call 842 8632 eves.
~re lat
Property I 6 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Office lljjldlnq
32.000 ~Q rt l'rtde of
own1•n1h1p k yrs. n1•w
ijxG S I Rents low. fJrin·
l'lpals only plc.ase.
:>411 K4 J3 I\ j(l•nt
l>owfttownLCICJUftO
Retail bldg with approx.
2llOO SQ ft . com<'r loc
Xlnl buy . A s kin~
$200,000
Realonomlcs 675-6700
Cottdo•lnh1~T own· '-"for 1700 ................•..•...
3 bdrm , 2', ba. Hurl
Harb area, 2 ear encl. nr .. frplc .• w.e of pool.
salma. Jar. lnnii1 l't Pnn
c 1pals o nly SI09,000
1140-IROI
B:n·chff V1ll<el(c Bluff,
:tliovc ocean W;dk to
ht'IH'h :i hr :i ha homr +
t' I u h h o u s c $ 8 6 0 U U
f,61 21'71 Bctw 9 and '1
IJEl,TllA HENRY
KJ::ALTUltS
215 Dd M11r 4!)2 4121
16 PRIME UHITi-
Mesa Verde. 2 llR. d<'n .
t'Overed patio, nll'l' yord
Clool.' to school & sh111)!>
Nl<·e S~ 6'14 5ltl7 or
li44 8.519
~.000. rontrnt1 or 9:.lt' - - - ---
al !J.,.,'·: mtereiil w/25'; LEASE Ol'TIOM
down Xlnt /\n:ih1•1m 5 RR , 3 bo. i:otf rour~c
lo(•ution. Ru~~ell lnve1>t horn(• $795 /mo SW!l,5W
mcnts. !>49 3:144 640-2981 __ _
lndllltriaV 3 l2e ~r. I tm . frsh r(' rr.,+y 2100 dt-c .. nu cpl, istovl·f(n~
••••••••••••••• •••••• •• tld ent lt(e yd $450/ Mo
Costa Mei.a 130'x300' 213·545-1644
wned M G S250.000. Bkr J Br, l 'h ba rondo. nu 548-5~ rrpts. noors Nr Sc> C1<t
L.ohforSale 2200 Plaza, e ncl. garage
••••••••••••••••••••••• ~. kids play a rea No
Will trade 2YJ resort acres pets $450. 640·2363:
on lake m Elko. Nevada 642-3524 or673-S921
4 Hr. 2 bn, d lnlna rm.
~k. d11hwhr, putlo, fnrd
. l(ar. Kida ok No pela
ll 5 0 . A I( l N o I ct•
1164 2566. 973-2971 ---
HlinlflqOft leach 3240 •••••••••••••••••••••••
New el<'lilllnt 2 bl'<lruom
,~. or 2 hl•droom + d4·n
~75 C•·dor & window
home .. '1vc blot'ks to
bt'arh Pr111a1c 2 ca r
~urage Fully m ain
t.ulOOd yard Adul~. No
1>t·t.<i Inquire at 5?:1 18th
St rttt ( 714 ) 960-833 l.
tor cash, sailboat. car.
diamonds. gold. e t c.
G7~7687
E:Kecutlve home. 2 miles
lO beach. 3 br. 2 be, fam nn, frplc, dahwhr. Prof.
l andsca p ed. Inc l
gardener. Many ext ras
•2br condo, pool. Jacuzzi fGd<I Ok. No pets S68S
Nr. S. Csl Plaza S375 Allt No fee 964·2.566.
C h 11 d ok. No p ets . _97_J.._'Nl_l _____ _
Will trade 3 sub-divided 8J3.3974.
lots . La:. Vel(as. for cash. ----------
sailboat. rar. diamonds, Quiet. 3 bdrsn. 2 ba. frplc. etc. 67S·7fl87 rh1ldre n OK $4ti0 mo
3 Br. new condo. I mile lo
b ch. T otal r ec pkg.
lmmro occup avail on I
yr lse. (2131919-5541.
so· OCEAN NOHT
Sowth Lac)uno leach
Be a ut iful Bluff lot
Award w1nnini! bwlder
will build und plan your
t•ustom home or :.ell lot
Hru<'l' Uu l\marcll
Cons truct ton . In c
7141496-800Sor4!:13 37116.
MObi~ hOfftt/ - -
Trirl'rt&1 2JOO •••••••••••••••••••••••
548·2825 aft 6
NEWCRPT &CLl:-.:AN
2 Ur & den. ll(c fm•d yd
~-Also 2 Br duplex.
fnl'd yd. $350. Child & pct
ok. 642 0857. ---------2BR. very clean. Pool &
Jae: New e pl'g l drps
Ref'nit, stove. Utll part
pd. laund fac1 I. $395/mo.
548-0040. 642-4758
ME S A VERDE :
Sharp. el1:an 3 br home
with heavy lihake roof.
ne w quul. p lush rrpt
thr uout lge llv rm.
bnghl. r hecrful klt c h
$475 1147-1622 or 848·9840.
3 bdrm. 3 ba 2000 sq. ft 2
story, for m al d1nin~
fam. rm w/ frplc, bit ms
covered patio. 2 m i. to
beach, Kids & pet OK·
SS60 mo. 968-5256
Gorgeous Jb r 2 ba w/sunroom S600 mo. Call 2 bdrm .. fenced Y~· Child
for m ore d e L a 1 I s . & pets OK St.ove. l""' bllrs
544.5757 1 631 ·081J5 / t?ocean$430/Mo 2176lh
646-7173 St H.B. lflOS) 646-2993
lud!Jt oo pe\11. Av 1111. J an . ---''--------• SHOIT THM. FUIH.
ISO\. f100494·6070 Sl1iht1y higher rates If ---------......_ FwwlltlMcl or Only I month rental
Lopla HkJ-t 3252 u.furNllMcl l300 I BR, Iba .. tum ..... $350
••••••••••••••••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••• •• •• • • 2 BR. 1 b-.. hoU.'\C .•• 1475
3400
VUJa Par1hca Near New •••••••••••••••••••••• •
Pat 1 o Hom l' N ca r the sand 2 br. 2 ba.
Ot'ean. Adults 2 bdrm. pool, sauna. security.
fonna.I din. rm. No pets S650 mo. up Huntington
$41115 mo. VacaoL. ~ Pad.fir a. 213·333·3846.
2 Bdrm. 2 Ba. comm pool. • new cpt fr paint. No pe)i tAu•fu .. wl-....illll....ed 1425
$425.644-C?OO ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••
,...__._,, 3 BR 2,~ bl 2 Bayfmt. Belmont Shore ;i ......,NII, • .,... "-· br 2 ba condo in scr fri>f.: all ameruties. $525 bl~ht Wrtber. wi hrt A# 4.9'7·33ll8fown M17·2292 dryer. ad u It:. o n ly
BeaullfuJ Home 3 bdrm, 3 $600/mo Boat !'ihp 11v1UI
ba Formal dtn. pnvate 21.J.434 9603. 54().9797 orr
comm . with t ennis. On . Jacuzzi & beach. S67S mo tlw sand 2 br 2 ba 7S2-9223or499....Sll pool. 'IPeunty. 1'.tUna
$450• mu up tlunt111~ton
JBR 2ba, lovely cvd pa tio. Par1f1ca. 213 333 3"41i
fenced yard. gar dropnr. --. stv&refr $450 497-3146 H UNT I N(, T 0 N -----· ---LANOMAHK <.:ON l>O 2
br. dtn. washerldry(•r U..Fornt 3255 Secur11y Nr be•l<'h
OCEANFtlOMT
3 BR. 2.., bu new home .
wk. or S750 month
IAYAtOMT
J BR., 2 btiW Ml50
IAUOA-HEWPOIT
llALTY 675-1170
Ore an f'ront 2br . 2ba.
M.atth 1 lO June I~ ~ mo 752 9466 -----2 Bil Wtnter rates. ulll
pd No pets. u steps to
beach $425. 67S.11:>8
Newport bland w att!r
vit'W I bdrm q u1c1
ne 1 ~h oorh oo d . Non
s mot<er Rel re(). S3Z
yearly 673 4749
lbr apt Steps to oct>::rn
VlEW. $240 'til 6 15
hi3 2677
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ll06 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9fl>.l366 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SOOS. l.30' on the wate r! 3 --------2 Br furn or unfum SSOO bdrm. 2 ba . with pnvatc ~w delux<' hilltop Coooo yrty. I Br furn $375 tn t'I
doc]( wet bar & AIC I anoram1r roastal "l<'W I 201 Op 67 9229 Av a 1 I. n 0 w 24 3 0 6 + D.Pt. tlarbor. 2 Hr. _utJ_._ al. 5.
Pmchartra1n 754·7900 den. 2..., Ba. Dbl {!a r. lal»a P'ftlinwlo 3807
---------·_, laund. la c. M1cro·Ov 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Mh.-.Ylejo 1267 (rpt.496-8818 Newer 2BR 2ba. yrly •••••••••••••••••••••••1-~--------• $400/mo yrly. Adults/no
3 year old 3 br. 2 ba. fned To•••• peC.5 £ 213/2$7 971112 yd. praie. kids & pets ..,,.. whlNd JSZS · ves •
ok. 1445. Agt. No (ee -••••••••••••••••••••• Bdrm. 2·~ ba. $650. pr
For Sale Mobile Home. ·73
Bnghton Manor 24x60, 2
bdrms. 2 ba. fmly rm. 5
Star l'ark $39,0001 bst
olr (7141 842·5452
Ml' X 50· upgraded. 3 br. 2
ba Nice park Can be
seen Mon thru Sat. SAM·
JPM, 839 1060 I'('
Exec Woodslream Condo
2BR+den, 2 ba. Ls c
Close to pool. Adults. no
pets, I.st & last. $5001 mu
964-2566 : 973-2971 New ~e. W /enclO!lcd mo yrly Working gir l!.
28r. I..., ba Condo. Own gar. Adults /n o pet'> pref 313 Alvarudo l'I.
lndry rm. pvt patio, ... .,.,. m.ocJt 3269 827~10or~9001 631-0234or675-3000
"'4ountain, Des.rt, Rncri 2400 •••••••••••••••••••••••
frplc Pool. tennis. $395, •••••••••••••••••••••• • 540-7796 •UDO ISLE. 3 BR 2 Ba. ~ u..fwft 3600 Very clean. I hr. 112..bJk to
751 L879 New 2500 SQ ft 4 Bd home
Easlstde 2. BR. I huth, above Hunt Harbour .
frplc. quiet 646 Oil!J I many xlras. S795. Cull
675-3432. 646-8688 eves Mike 960-2:158
love I Re. pauo $750 mo ••••••• •••• • ••• • • • • •• • • bearh S33.S1 mo f.75 JO~J ~. 645-6822 3br Iba Lj.! yd RV park· eve:. orwkndi..
lllg W/Dhkp ~ar S3SO -----mo 223 Knox St. 759.143" S210 I Br •k sp aclu!L" l\o l>(-1.'l1Ul1I pd IOfi t-•• Ba'
2br Iba 1$1 li ving room Ave, /\pt •1 Lawson
Rl'dlly lom p.sny
1 l OO S.uea LOM
3
o..tex~sl_,_
OnJy Sl67.51JO lor this (.Wt .. Sc-1800
3 hclrm COndo , Ironwood
Country Cl ub. Palm C>e!!cr1 Ready for O<'·
cuµancy April 197!1
$140.000 Ca ll evcn1n~11
E's1de, 2 br. I ba. no pets .
dbl gar, frplr . l(ardencr.
$375 mo. 548·3683
lmmac 38R 2ba S~
l!Y74l Potomac
BeautiJuJ decor 5 Bdrm
home on LI DO w ith
finest a meniti e s .
$1500/mo lease
frplc. 2 car iiar~. Pets/ 2 BH 11--;.~.-----lods 0 K. 4 mons only •• -'1 .ua. OCt!AllYu. L'lt •~t.&dep "A",....,85 j.!a r . udu11 ... S4 50
• UO> • V"' ... -559-ti5118: 645·tlH22 714-675!4562 bdrm &· dt·n hornc on a •••••••• •••• • •••. • •• • •• ON WATER. charming 2
bedroom 2 bath wl hoat
sUp. $750/ mo.
$2500
u; yours when you huy
thtS beautiful 5 bedroo1n
Somerst.'l 1n pr(•sl1 A:mu~
llarbor View ll11rn1•,.,
The owner c n I Is ll .1
t·arpet 11llow11nc·l·, twt II
h1111L' hk1· ,1 bl11mo, tTht•
t'll l"J)(>l u.n't 1·vt•n "'urn 1
2015 1'11rt """ 1•111 •. Opc•n S:J~u11lay I !1
MEWIH
NEWPORT HACH
CUSTOM HOME
1.A.5TOF'7
4 Br, 3 ll;i, mt.111ler bdrm
retreat. 2 (rpks, formal
dJn1r1~. 3 rar #(oraJ(e, op
pmx 3000 sq rt 22117 I.a
l.1nda Court StH1',50U.
I >wrwr I A~ent 6'12 2 Hi-1 or
li7J.m"2
Sl0,000 Down
EASTILUFF
cumcr lot within walk in it
dJJitll.OCl' o( Lhc w C1ild1 ff
xho~ Vac•anl & rc<idy
for a huppy f;.emily. Wig.
1(1..11hom Rltrs, 675-filliO.
~~~qi~~.
W/Pl>fll , J••c, f;1m rm,
romplet'-'IY rt•rnodeled
ij1g lot m111 h mort·
Own(!r will hnunre No
n<'<.hl r11•1•11tod $155.QOU
IA:.111 ,. 1hk r111 1-7d
< iwm•"J"' !JfYI ~~.~.
1076 ...............•.......
IY OWHEtt
S ingle fumll y i:oH
roune •1 UH. Jbu, fam
rm, ma11~1vt' bn ck frplc,
<·xt ra ~amc rm/lien.
redwd dt·l'k. (,1s t 1ng
w/likr ul $128.500 l'X
pircd. Save $7100 bkr
tee+$5000 price slash.
Quick escrow & sale al
SI 15,750. Principals by
appt unly '192· 1_422 __ _
Smt.lue
Capi1tr.o I 071 •••••••••••••••••••••••
<:ASA OF. C1\PISTltANO
2 br. I ba rondo wtilkinit
dlslllilC'c to hhOl>l\ Blue
Uolphm Rroltv 493-5337
T•Hn 1090 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IE THE FIRST 5 llR 3 RA, ~le frplc. 1:xpanded hvmg rm, ch·n to live in this custom 4000
C>wTwr will f111 No loon sq n -+ library home on
fees·M qualifying Pnn a level 11/ acre view loca
ooly. Ry ownr 640·7778 I.ion. Banquet site formal
--- - -dining room. Family
t;PACIOUS 2BR, den on, room and huge (Came
LR. view+ l RR a pt ovt•r room opens to entertain·
gu+6 car prk'g. 21$. t menl size c1erk~ for addl-
Andrews Rd. Set• by Uonul run areas. 3 cor
appt. ~ Crane5"0-000H gerejfe, 3 fireplnr1·11.
dual heaUng and air eon 0 C E I\ N ... I\ 0 N T dttionlng units. Owr11•r
DELUXI': will carry contract Wllb
Cont. from Mon. 9ih% small down. Call now. S200.000 loan. No loan ·-ooo , feel\. Submit on down. ~ · We lh1t mulllple 43 RUMA• RIAL TY
Quintard Rily. 32nd Yr 511-7977
673-8250, cont. Wl'd. HORSES AND VIEW $5000 DOWN Don't mlsa t.hl1 fabulous
OY OWN.~R Will 4 bedroom ho m e with
blll on ~trKt. c~'! 11 P • r k 11 n g p o o I •
from 9 different vacant bc'Mt.btakln1 view of c.'lly
propertlu. C.M./Npt UatU. hofJe arrna, tack
IU'U. No quallfyln11 nee. room and soned for 4
Prtnc. only. Call Ms-5399. t.or;t;s~ '~
~ JOU're bu1lnl or IJJ.5111
MIUn1 , Cla11llled ad· ---------
"'1.istn.J •Ill fet your ~lwtt.h 1P;ASEr-~1e to Ute ritht peo-lt'a a BREEZE s*. Olli Today I 8U·M78 C1aullled Ada 1¢$678
A Speclol 4·PIH
1n a prcst11:1ou s
neighborhood ne11r Hunl·
1nglon H arhour
Spacious, d ramatically
des1gnc. . .od unit w1lh e x-
7 I 4 6 4 4 · 6 2 K 5 o r Nr Weslcliff guest hse ror
714·67S444'J l person. Cpt & drps
Very pvt 1215 $48-9536. CM of County '-'operiy 2550 &s1delge3br.2b11,frplc,
••••••••••••••••••••••• bltns. lndry rm. fnrd yd. l\SSUMEH··~ noquahfy. gar. $485.673·3600.
4 BR 2be. quiet area
$475 20112 Marina
4..'lR 2ba. new cptsfpalnl
SSOO • 10342 Kukw
Waterlront Homes
611-1400
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"" lwllh ,.,,..ltMd .. Mar J822 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• a.Aoar•••llla 1707 bdrm. frpl<'. south of
••••••••••••••••••••••• Hwy J\dult:;, No pets.
I BEDROOM $450. Ref. req. +-deposit OH Street Parking • _61_s._-:r1_11 ______ _
960·'1:110 lllg S52.000 condo. 2 Br. 2 -------~_:.._ &. fpl<'. Pool, Jll<'. nr
lllcon91'roperty 2000 golf cou r s t' Ownr
••••••••• ••• •••• • • •• •• • Ore an.side I 757 4035
pansive views.
840-2545 Easts1de near center of
town 3 bdrm 2 ba. ram &
din rm frplr new t•rpt &
dl"IJ!l, bll·lns. fned yard
Block from s chool11
Gardener. No pt·t ~.
Lease $650 per m o
48R. 2 bath SS2S
20332 Allport
Charming Ore anfronl S300Y I ""'" .,.,...o •· JBR. den, dining rm, 1------'-'y'--,,__._....._. Large deluxr upper. 2br.
frplc.yrly.675-9969 COlfaMHa 3724 2ba. beamed rigs, dou.:"'
ble f!&raj.!(' ~-559-~I ••••••••••••••••••••••• 1.1.E.M/MooHk
536-1461 Udo lslt!, 3 BR. 2"'1 ba, 220
~~~~~~~~~ Via lth aea. $850 . 2 HEW I UNIT ILDGS. CM;. St.
Near Jlunlin~on Cenlc·r Properly 2600 645-0151. 846.3243
SUS CASITAS va1lable Now. Lovel'v
l...arge & sma ll I bdrm. upper 2 Bdrm Apt No
e nd . gar $245 & up ctuldrenlpell>. aill l,mda
Adu lts. no pct~ 2 110 67~·231 1 $400,000 each Sl20,000 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3242 dovm A II units an· <!
... tory w bdrm lolti.
fplt•', anrl hltns l3u1ldt•1
wanl \ 11 ut CC lllK
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SUN tU:ALTY
4HOUSES
EmhJde Costa MHo
On large lot, refurb1:sh1•<I
1nd1vidual homes, l•a r h
with laundry, hooku1>:1 &
µnvale patio!
752 1020 j QUAIL.
A .. ~~S~-
10,-T1I l :JO r .M,I
ARMISTEAD & CO
Property Mqmt
SIMCE 1928
c•Forhlfo
1714J&44-9470
!l)4!ro6.'1 4 pil•X('!'i, $155,000
t>llctl 3 hr. 2ba, older un·
1t11 Santa Ana, Perms
ava1l11hle. ~5l· 1690 or
549-4132. llrokertowner
4-PLEX
P'lime We11tmlnster loco lion. $139,000 full priec.
M<>ume $87,500 loon. All
2 RR 2 OA unlt11. Tenants
poy own utllitles. Prine.
Only Cnll Mike Maxey
Vll.L A(;E R EAL
EST/\TF. ~
RV H UNT I NGTON
llAR80l1R Big 4·PLEX
on comer Im. Near ne w.
Mutt be told. make .nd
offer. Has aood a11umo·
ble loan.
SCOTT II.AL TY
Sl6-71U
WAUCTOllACH
OCEAN DUPLEX
AlkinC onl.Y $88,500. Scott Rhy, $36-7533
HOUSTON PRIME ~1737 ••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT .. $575 ~OPatTIES 2 bdrm . rrple. (m rm . Bach. condo. with "'lew 3BR Lido Sands . . S62S
Newpor1 Bl !>48-49611 ----Cotto Mno 3124
711 to llUO units. aparl lnd1 y rm W wa'h & Pool & joc acro~s from 283chelorsAva1lable
n)cnl complcxei. now of-1lryer Blt·1ru., hkt-new. beach S37a IM7-4S2a Qlll for information
Stunrung hi 3br 2ba .:arn ••••••••••••••••••••••• apt. Pool-re-c. arca. S345
710 W 18lh St CCMIRfry SetfflMJ
r,·rcd at 5 to 7 t1mci. $385831 29:11 afler<tPM JOHlS llALTY, Inc
gross Attractive fman<: 3 Hr, pool, no pelt> $55-0 PR&STICETOWNHOME 673-6210 Hwc.1a9• leocll 37 40
180 1-: 21st Strt6t!l
Easlb1de 2 br & den spht
lev<'I fo'rplc. d et'k .
sk)'IJ11ht: all extras. $420 mo. No children or pet:..
Days 646·4262 · evt':.
~9543.
in)( available Call for ap mo Isl& lai.l SIOUl'lc•an 4 BK. 3 BA. BOAT SLIP 1•---------~:;~menl /\gt Ann mJ(fee ~7-Stlll ~A~n~~a~o s:>ns~~: _S_F.A_Vl_EW_._4_B_r_3_8a_.-lg WSpa~c•-·lv"'
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SUN REALTY 3 Br 2 Ba. 1 yr old S46-1371or840-4027 evei. 2-sty. pnv. gate. tennui. ;;;iOO.s's ....
964·2623 townhouse. nr So Coa111 pool, Sl:.JO. 640--0696 l Bedroom St.11tes
RM Eatat. Plua. TennlstPoOI. Call ~ •••••••••••• ??~~ Harbor View home. 3 Br 2 ~~~ra~~~~:r
Exe.... 2800 640-6395 wkdyli aft 5· HER IT AO E PRK. 3 br. 3 Ba, ramilyYm, gardener Maid Service· TV
~aut 1(ul t:astl!iide 2
bdrm. 2 ba. Prv. y rd.
frplc. full y equi ~" kitchen, wa11her/drycr. ••••••••••••••••••••"•• Jbr 2ba dbl ga r . L1te ba. faiu. rm. d.r . new up· incl 1615. 644·7897 I Mlle to ocean
F..xrhange $67,000 equity bacJ<yard fo College l'rk. grades pool. SSSO mo. Deluxe Condo. (601 Lido> R~al Suites in I acn· hoQlc property $450642-9567 64().8146 2 B 2"'· b 1n Scpulvl>da for lnt·ome -------------------r , rz a, on the orktown ol
l:.~Mo W11 lk to 11tore:..
P""""rtY in Orangl' •'o Spac.3Brcondo,2'~Bu.2 l'AHORAMICVllEW wateT. 752·5710 o r Ouchntvd . -...-~ m 1020 Rita <..:all M axin<' Golden 111 Le car ~ar. dr opor, ref n il. 2 br, 2 b& new luxury 516-0411 or DUPLEX
Completely redc<·orattod
2 Br .. den with lots m on.•
extraK. No pets. $475.
!)48 8754
lla111or ll1•ully, 8.13 8600 tennis, pool. $52~ mo. townhou.-w! In 1'urtlerock. Harbo r View Homes. S4l-2000
or n•s 552 MoOll 640-0114. 642·62'.!0 Pool $650 mo. 9SS·2154 View 4 bdrm .. fem. rm. le
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Ho.a.. "'"'llt..d ••••••••••••••••••••••• Mtwporl leach J 169 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Execs. Orenn v u
AeuutJ(ully furnished 4
bd 2~ ba. Lrl( pool
lllOO/mo. 644 0484 or
640-9617
3BR. 2b•, Udo Lale, $850 mo. no childre n. no pets.
~.67S-06U.
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GARDEN GROVE
3 BR 2ba fa mily rm. ~Jtits $('15. IAIN
1t..tty1-_cre.r
714-7800 ...... ....... 1206 .......................
48R b , den. dlnlng rm ,
.-uo w11a1 bbq. New
Ule, very clean. S77ll.
875-1'42
Yrty 2 bdrm. 2 ba. frplc,
lr1. patio. Sun d eck,
beaUlJful SMC> mo. F'or
appt. call 1rr.s.an
84M814
Beautlfol 4 Rdrm. dc•n. Uni ~rkPet~7; patio. garde ne r/water ....,_. ach l741
fam rm. frplc (;ul·d<' s ar Townhome. 2BR. 2ha pd $850/ Mo 752-8980 •••••••••...-••••••••••••
lot Pf't , 1• h 1I11 re n den PelJo, AIC. dbl 1tor. ATER FRONT w/dock. LAGUNA BEACH MTR ZB K I y 1• <H nt•w
welcome $575 1 mo. upgraded Bes l lol' Very nice :!BR llingle l.NN. s75twk lit up. Maid sp11c.Ous & r ll'an. s:JGS
S..S7A623 Lease $575/mo. Owner ~ Bltn range, O/W, serv · rolo r TV. hc•ul('il mo. No pt'll' Ownr/i\111
..... ,......., u .. 0175 ( S6 pool. Ulll (7141 494 ~ Churk 1-.:vcrult. :,S!l-4026: J On 2 Ru condo, p11tio . ..,7..__,,,_. 'ixf:.: 6'75-r~mo. Dork !mN Coastllwy ____ ~6221
dbl car garage. $450 mn Lux condo teke set'g. I Hr "*nww' ..... _... l769 --------
Call S48·S880. ask for •· "'& bit b I "'--_,..... C •'-t r--A 3 ,.... r--r' --" 6 MONTllS NF.W
P La .. ua, ns. 8 cony. rec '""' .. ""'. r .. ., \AIUUOS ' ••••••••••••••••• •••••• 2 Br I h h.s am or rry fee. $375 21.312111·9988. or 4 bdrma. S625t up. Pu.-. town e typt!, Avail Im m e d A t fri>lc.$370 mo.Nopet~
0-l'oiRt 1226 Super2 bdrm with frplc. 2 645-029$ • g IAYNOMT 642·5062
••••••••••••••••••••••• car gara1e. near perk. <Ando.. 2 BR. 2 ba., yeor ·
2BR. den. Condo. Great $31115 mo. $58 81178 2 Br, 2 be Wfttebff Condo. ly, 1675 mo.
ocea.nvlew on coa11t slde frpl c, p ool. $4 20. ~MT of PCll. Above Marina, Sha rp S bdrm. frplc . 13H334: e v8640-4388. 2 8R a be l ........
undeqiround puking. Cl~t IOC•tlO«. ~ mo. ' .. M b -smtffi>'aii"cff Pool. Jae. etc $495. ~76 ....,.ury 3 r, 2 b• condo, Anyt1me499-4e83 elec. gar. opnr, (rplc, •BR. 3ba., wntr. MOO
l&fTALS dllhwhr. trash comptr. 3 BR. 2be, wntr. $42:>
2 BR Condo. ocean vu1 3 BR. 1 'I• be ..... $425/4~ Newport Crest . Sorry no 3 BR. 2 ba, yrly.1615 1~1•1!.:. .. ~..!.-M'425. Rcadl SBR.2ba ....... '650/.6$0 ~, orpet.a.$586. Alt. No 328RBR •• I babe, yr,ty.~ di •k _,....., r · e · 3 BR. 21/t ba •.•...... ll850 ee, "4·2586; '73-2911 . • • {.J Y ·-..
•I Br stv. paUo. prvcy.
S2:50. Adil. no pets
83.1.n'74
LGT.1 BR~PT $220MO t utl
548·9574. 559-iHS
2 br. lit• fncd yd .. Adull'I
On ly pcu O K U oo
~
c ' 3BR.3 ba. · ......... M25 ~ 2 Br. I ba cottage ,... DO
4 Rr 3 ba fem m 2 4 8Rh2'1t be ..... IM0/950 new cpt'll frpl redwd 2 BR, I ba, fr,pl. Pool. ........., 1 Br, pool, patio,
stor)., view', ocea~; hi Ila 4 81\, 2~ ba . SlOOONB declla. Bia yrd/patlo Adulta. S95 adults, only, no pets. 11187 ~ vall~. 33122 Marina Aval.12/J.S 1485/mo. Cati Monro via, C M S27ll .
Vl.1ta. 4$3.-8212. •MS-C$. 2327~ Maraaret ,_84M830 __ . _____ _ associa led
$1.7711r DAY
'lbat'• &tf,OU pay ror
a •day ad ln lhe
DAILY PILOT
•YICI
DlllCTOIY
_oo IT NO\tl. 64Z.H7f'
\JntV8"1lty Pan. 3 br 2 ba,
trnJy rm .1900 m-.a. 1»·1312
Dr. New 2 Br. kid• ok. lrpl('. t'I , <
' ,., I !le1ant, rare Dover 1ara1e. y d. w•sh fdry .._ borM. overlook~ lloc*up. $375. mo. 2521 lnl bay. Spacious t'n• OhnceAve.W ·t•.
utmt.. ctr w I retractable IQtite root at wet bar. 4 S3ZS. One bdrm, ~ blk 2 Br, l ~ Ba townhouse,
br, Iva rm, din rm. 3~,. bey/ocean. Avail ata on J•ra1e, patio. pool .
bl. DOOlt eu1t drapes -mo to mo. Owner/Aft, jacu;ul. fireplace. Adults
crpt. ~Int. dtt0r. Btll 5"-™9 oni3 ~631"4884.
\MllK.ape. PoOI. 3 frplcs, Beadl, ta 4 Br i Ba. yrly ~ 2 br, bltna. no lel ~. 3 c.a.t u~ 1R S?JO.~ ,.., J../unt 20"' pm. S3tO mo. MO·IZ18;
SllllO 6'2..e7'2(/M0-«113 9llOO m..-r SIM20l eves aft$.
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son"" aalh s•so .......... w.-......... 1100 ........ w~ ········•·•••·•···•···· . .......... ......... . ........ .....•................. ...•.•......•........•. ...................... . 7100
LAMAiMCHAAPTS ~ 2 br i ba CondtJ , ... HIWPOH ~ ah()m pon1ptmunt ~ :;\/:e's!do/Pu:~
Larp l,16l bedroom nr S C Pina *»51mu Bae h 1• I u r". l u r z ~~' {l)"n.J llHU.M.lllD f'rH way 1308 m onlh
1•rd•a _apta. Adu I ta ~1'4 or S.\9-0<&D af\ :i ea-.Jm>rn.a t. Townhouao Ult-"" l""'l4' {•"..-<h.... Av1J1I now 8»0030
DtAMOHD & GOLD
tr~de for trust dcoda
Oane wkdn 7$2 11120 P.vts It wknds ~ 3534
MICHEU.E"S
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llAM 2AM 835 3149 l'.lllawhr'. bltn.a, eacl ~r. wta.cl3 1-'rom f.349 :'II.I r, ·-'J..v.r 1,.. ....... .,.1 I. h).., n....., ,.., ~-... ~, ul I ..... lol11I r~I01Ct* m pd1 r 11I llUll t". PurchHI.' uoocf lnromr ....,.. ruu ." .,....,,.,· • •r•· H.l2 41J4~111Cl'"'"l. " T118Nlt P1 Ma-.W?J ,-... )116 r:•u ••H@a 1'ru11 1 anl ~ ....., (r(1lmd flr. Cnron1 ffrl 2nd TO tn Hunltngton UHOA & YICICI
o.tc.11 .......
for T1-NI of It!
ACCT•CUltlC Proc-tN tnvoace s, h11ndle
.mail. Litt-typing, •:1111ict
wtacrta du11rs Irvine
~7639 E 0 I':
Beautk1an • Pltl1 or 1u11
lime for fa •h1on1ble
r h1ldre n/1dult ulon
lmmed xlnl •arnir1gs
w/bendlts for motlv.tted
sl)'Jat. 7tJl.llOI Minion VlejO. -w.......a1...a.._ vs.=--·•••·••······••·•······ l&I pn>cram T puol• " ROOMMATES Mur. llN1lonom1 cs Corp Bl' ll (' h c: 11 I I A nd)' ..._ • ......., Por kaw P'l Niiw l con tC'Ma coon. Al f u h1on 67~ 6700 ~7330 __ _
Huuurul brnd ne " <kl, J Bri Ba, bght...d l«'n lltl•n<f J mll(lh • & S•n S~ ......... $a•e Serv111g aJI Orange C-0
1W 1313
ACTORS. So C111 At'1 or~
Co-<>p de&l)4lralely nd.a Bnuty
all 31(t'!i. typee for flat STYLfST . Ne w e x ·
t1on:1lly "d "t>rt rom clUiive 11m . 1111100 1n Npl
mNr1a ls T op m ontiy w/vicw nds 1 s tyh ~t (7141 ~70282 w /rltt>nt elt' Rt>nl
lldult •Ptll No ~ Pool. nil. PGOI. Jarun:i, 111un• Jc,llln ICiLta fll)lld t'.tU<>y mon · l'11y tei111 • ~0~11~~ t~1ct ~~W~~o AJwt MK•-flh/
Jl<'W:ZI ~n d•li)< kZ5 m o ?4096 P wal'u 1141644. I fOO All A~l'!i & l.ltr11ty h•11 W 19th St 540 2200 Ptt socoGh/ . ~h.. .!.,~hSI Con:loa No JIMktzul. n~ 1 .................. n. ~ar nn W'-•f't~lt Ref""'"r•• ld•FMct
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o _..., NUQ """' .., " 1 to 3 "'°m su1t.t~. a ll --.c .... llh SI 00 ;i er~~ •• MOVF.IN vrl)ls(' 1103 A UNIQUt:St-;HVl('f~ !SeJ'Vlt't.'K No tenereq'd •••••••••••••••••••••••
_!'Sl..M_crnt M.'S llt22 AU..OWANCF. ~ 3 br. 1 bot, b6'lc'('l1t)'. fl'Yom $lSO, mo. Jmml.'d
•ESCORTS*
972·1 Ill
MASSAGE
FIGURE MODELS
ESCORTS
OUTCAU. OHL Y
D.p,••H,hr
-----ADMIN AS "f /SE<.."l'V IK'gOUabll'. 1)4g.3f5() ev!>
Shorp. well ortiiniied. _r_or_•PPl;..;__,1_nte_r_v_1e_w_. __ _
good t yp1n11. a ns wu BUJ..JNG CLK. trainee.
ph o nl'!>, cQOrd P/U I t n MISA rtNIS 2 br I bl, pvt aund~lr' . met. , .... ,., All bllns, l.rt Ull help cut your rt-nt ot•cupa.ncy 2082 S. i-;
11.aRP· l..ota o ( f t ll>i& bl)I tobt!6'th Yrly In hair w .. r urdully BnstoJ. Suite 200, N.U. I BJt S3t~ f"ool1 Jarvu l 137~ mo. ms: Olul' Lan 'l~I. Mumi 1,u HlOJ llCR'Cn ,,,, your llft>l.ltyll• 1714 )~7·7010. PENNY
PINCHER
ADS
seminars/wrksh"'", lite rm:. tie yping "' 1 · ,,., •nR. (or •fPPl. <'a II bk.kpg. public contoct, 64G-8060
(lar •'•II Aalllla. no ltni tcz3tl • J>C'~ ~ llarl• Av• .... ,. ... ll.OI U._.ITS Our (t~ ure leiu Rl'f't. Pica.a bKlltf•• s.aw1 lrtt I Br l Be. )'Ud, -""" " tilt.'i'kt'll
&881st Exer. vanety of -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; duties. lntere11t In 111elr •
awarenC'ss requlrrd llNDllY P111JO.. no pc-U. uUl pd. IJU+.,.,lt. SHAltF.RF,NTAl~5 Suitft 2 tw. \\., ha tw11h11f' l'2'I a Ml ZOl l. ...... HI. A~SOCIATION Pnv"tc: swle with rt:C(•p
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631·2140
GOLDEN GIRL
714 ·497·4801 L11guna TRAIMH
Beach Collote a nd p11 c kage
n\L M"mt ~1 1li4 room. aJI rac1hlies. 20!!2 .. 1,1110 KAY l"k O N I ~;J("'IWl"r1V1tlc•11wl<'ln M h I I I ONLY S2 P hys ical mas5a ge b.)'
llc'd. masseur lt•C'hn1·
t 1.tn 4 ·8 PM Appl
548 2817
ADM IN I S TRATI VE educ a lion al mate r1ali.
S PECIALISr No e x· Will reqwre hrt1ng or
penenre needed. Wt"ll heavy bolt~ W11Ung lo
train yoo Open to men train to operate rorklirt
W'ld wo~ Must meet Excellent working condi·
e nli<1L m e nl r e'lUI r e uon-. and benef1L' Al>PIY
m t'n t s ft'or Arm y 8am·llam. & lpm·3pm
i.erv1re ()(face manal(e· Nut.Jona! Education. 4401
ment. tiling a nd typmg. Birch Street . Newport
.i.ur""°'°n-apt,"i Nf'i;r " ,, IC t! iion , r v n c ~11ut Z llK. ~ b.i. Ml'lla l"ttf'rythlni 1 w .r. 1 ., :,u1h•rh '1""' 1111 nt!y ll for nn1>loyt.-d M i l'' 752.0234 Sf.II 1ny tlt'm cw tom
b1n111.Jon o4 1lt'm1 tor S7$
or lc.>ss Wllh o1 l'c.>nny
Pulcher Ad 3 linl'll for 2
~ULIVl' dll)'S F..1rh
wdd1llooa l llnt-1, ro for
I.ht' 2 d1ys Ghargt> 11'
Unv .. , nr !'.A C"nl r) U IO U U t 9• llGll , :;:~·~le lillll ~ ~mu tAOti!s39
nub p, I (n,•d > 11rd ~ ~I F\·m lo .,hr fu m 2 Wrm
<'ll'f'Ort '-lOrl•ll•'. S4 3 IV 2 Ha. 1•n1 I 9' r r•· (.'M 21 JO crnpl $140 i mo 873~11:11t . <..'II l1Ctr1 .............. ll40 N'Ull~ ua>1<twc.h't1, c l•l't\' 10 uul M·inlou "'~ 0903 art
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q11t1 AduJb , nn JM~ 3 r~ d••h•1hr "araoc ~·r mo IJ.t & lllAl + St.50 Dr bunt• low i br •pt '"'~ ..,. · ,. " lit'C lf7~ ll:MV l.uxury llYlnl( Save SS l::r\J-Oy bt•sl for less ' pool, J•cuu1 & bbq an•• 6 peU<11> 980 ~
lnq l77 t:. 22nd St • • 10 'J'oowMou.~. lovely, Jopar ~3C91f Ii horn\" llke t br with
MIW llllD Al'TS pvt, icated t'nlnance + 2
3 Udrrn, 2 lnath, yrly MIMU; A llOME
0 111 .in vie w , d •·•·~. 6U 74G4or 7512284 garage, rir.·pi11ce. ~25
mo tl7~0ur 631 ~ N 8 Beaut fum. Oc.-ean
.-wpoay /IRVIMl
Eiteeutive olrice with
rereptJon, Phone an~
ronl. rm & more $325.
9SS 3575
Su.> Up. Of fire-store. 480
ft. A/C, 17301 Beach Bl, H.B. LEASE842-2834
MOVE your marin e
onented busmess NOW' !
No eommt'tt111l 111h
r or more 1nrorma11on
and to p1 .. ce your ad l'a II
642-5678 ' paliellti Some with all
1 Bdrm " lo ft 13)0 iCMr•gt" Sw1m.mln~ .-ool
lo)'pk I rec n>Qm Pool. J11Nm Tenn1'.coun.s 1 l•<'UU . cloewcl &llrw~t>'I blk to llunun.,1on i;hop
Gu & wtr pd AJult.o;, no pull( c•enter ma ll Adult~ ~. :.J3 H1un1lton. <.' M No llf'ts i''r om S4:l!\ ~II Seawind Vlllu11c1 15555
\ u hoint• 2 prof wo me n
2 S t udio s. 1 v r n e w s eek 3rd S27S / m o . 12251~'15 mu UUI pd. No &I0-9617 or644 ~ Historic Canner}' Village ----------lorat 1o n orfers conv
parlung• shops•lele ans s v c • r e c c p •
11 o n1 s t•s e c rt'tary •
photocopy•bookkeeplng•
arrountrng. Manne Ex-
change Bui Id ing. 430
32nd St, N B. 673 J60l.
SWHMICI
•Locked gar w/I>: Mor
•DIW. patio, lndry r1n ·~'('IUI cabinet llPIH'l'
•Gu he111 , gas <'<IOk In~.
gliS hot waler all free
•Adults, no pets
I 8drm,S280
2 Bdrm i.125
Month to month
2323 Elden Ave. C M
64.2·7605
Newly decorated 3 br. 2 ba
townhouse. Spacious .
firtptace & pool. Qwet
area. Adults. no pets .
$400. 64S-3:181 ; 67>5949
2 Br. 1 ba. crpts, drps. no
dogs ' $295. C arport 919-0136.
lluntinf(lon Vllla.ic L1tnl'.
H li C7 14 IK9ti 9961 -----
pets ll:Jl.(Y749 ---------
Wll~I 'WF'f' 2 br, l 'z Im
townhowie Adults only
No Pl'b $4tl) mo 1728
.Hedford 1.n, ~ 7533.
Roo mmate . Balbo a
IBland 3br, 2hu y rly t(•n
tal $157 rno inc u111
6!J.86J2
FromS350 VIia Pacifico .....
...... 0c ...
Jwunr I BR. I Bil & 2 BR. 2 liA. Sccunty pro
BAY \'lf;W Stum11nJot :l
hr . 2 bu. frpl ~· lluge
pot10 Poo l M ctlu rt•
11dult11 No llt'lS S5ti0
ti40 0.34\1
M ~lru1Rht. non smoker .
s hare Ir vine Condo Sl70
rW'r mo + utll + set ur1-
ly !03-9442 CdM dlx swtes. util pd
AC. ampl pkg Fr $250
l bdrm hom4' In Ii 8 $150 400'.-No lse reqd.67~ + ~:i ut1I C'.ull 848-9556 wt uPM vtded by pvt key-<'a rd en· l bdrm wuh s tudy. pror
t r y , BI l n k 1 t c h det.'Orated. lfalbou Uay
w/lum!nous rigs Plush Club fH5·5000 ext. 416 Roommate wanted . 2 br
carpet. lge pvt pal.lo or _ea_1_1 a_r_t_8P-"--m_____ hou:.c. COM , Marc for
b a Ico n 1 e s w /it l r a dt>ta1ls, dys 526·2022 Newport llc•HhlS 2 bdrm 1 ---------stora~e. Pool. spa, light-ba.. lari<~ yard. )!arage Female needed to share ed tennis court, lndry .....,£ r~ u. h $ ~ racil L1m1ted j/J,ev1~w _......,_-'pe'--r_mo_._~ __ 7_8_14 __ , .....,la •• .._esa ouse 9.,
-·-1· "'-om ,....,. S300 64S.5422 cvenings • .,. .... "! ,., r~ 1 lrg en. mo.
mo. Models open daily 2a>2 W Oceanfront House to share with lady
IOAM lo dus k . 2 15 2131866-85()4 In LetSurc World. 2040.B
W 1 c h i t a A v e ( a l Rl)l')do Granada. Laguna Yorktown> Ste. 409M. SaRCletnente 3876 llllls ~-LSM9
714 S36-44SS ••••••••• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • ------
Elegant offi ces up to 760
sq. r1 on Newport Bl .
C M 645--2111, 646-6303.
IEAUTIAIL
SUITES
fiOO to.2600 Sq. Ft.
Crpts, drps. s erviced
C....ruPri
Newport 833·8813
4450
Bingo, Tues. nites. 8-10
Capis trano Valley H1
Srhool, e a s h pritt·s .
tm-1187
Lost " Fouttd 5300 •••••••••••••••••••••••
l<l6l or Fuund a Pl.'l ~ Call
Animal As s 1 ~lan cc
League s:n WJ, no f(·~ ----REWARD ror rNurn of
Black Balboa Cru1ber
Ulken from Savon Drug~.
NU 11122178. 645-7857
Rf..'WARD for return or
Blar k Balboa Cr uiser
taken from Savon Drugs.
NB 11/22/78 645·7857
REWARD. los t 1·17 79
ghprt harr orange/white
altered male cal. While
collar & I D. lags. Big
Canyon NB 759-1008
MEED A LAWYER?
Call Oran gt' County Bar
An o c 1at1on LJw yer
Re ferra l S er \ ice li t
835-8811 Ask J 111 for rom ·
plete tnlormauon Irr hour
allorney cons ullal1on
JUSl $ts
•SEQUIN•
Models & Esrorts
Male· Female
24 hrs serving 0 C. Ask about spec. rates
752-870,8
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
PENNY
WE LOV~YQt;•
Fro m · R ob , T i m .
Mickey.
George, Rulph. Song,
Gayle & Elmer.
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PERSONAL
PROBLEMS"
Fa rruly1Manlal1Persona
Non· Profit AgCllcy
II B Clinic 536-8333
Call Army Rerrwtln~ Be a <' h ( N t> a r 0 C
Costa Mesa540-1026 , Airport 1 f!qu;il Op-
Santa Ana s.u 2435 porturuly Employer
Hunungt<>n Brh 962 8821 I~~~~~~~~~
Aircraft .. A"AtM...,.rs .......,.
S.Cretwy
~Controcts
AdmJnlSlrator
Blueline oper11tor Exp.
Nee C .M 8luepr1n1
S48-SS'71
BLUEPRINT pers needed
for architects ofr al lht:
Arbontum Irv. FIT 11·5.
dependabllty a must
Top wagt.-s & bener1ts . ~5120· ·
M/J.t. or aircrart com ix» 10 ... T IUILDER nents. Adht1-1ve bondlni.: "' or hone y ('O m b s l r U('-Working forema !'needed lure:. Sal inlt>rview 0 r to super-vi~ ronstruct1on
ranged & assembly or ~· dies.cl
Panl'l'Air fiberglass fishing boat. 541-4163 157 1 W . M,1r Arthur. ----------
C: M Boat ln-.tallt>r /Jlt>lpt-r.
549 0311 Know lt•d i.:1• nf e It•<'·
ApplJanre slort> nttdi; 4 I romer h a n 1 r JI bo11 t
)'OUO(( aggress ive men to hardwart! rt.'q. Must bt· ~tart immediately Wi ll nt>;it & dt•pe ndable .
tram Must haw auto ,_645-0222 ________ _
646-3107 Mr Linds ey · Bookkeeper full rhurgl'
APT MANAGER n e e d €' d r o r w e I I
For 55 units m Costa est.ablJshed sales firm in lrv1nt.' Mu«I handle Mesa Exper'd couple book.'I throug h rmanrial
2 BR 2 Ba. 1150 s<1 ft. fplc.
L'f\CI gar, OW, G/ 0 New
cpts. S375. Mesu Verde•.
957-1568; 754·6216
•Walk lo the beuc·h •
Casa ct.I Sol .
EXCl.USIV E OC E AN
FRO NT I & 2 bdr m
apl's. avail Security
syi;tcm. t•lev:itor. dish
washer. dhl ovens Pen
t.hou.'\C with (rpk & prv
s uncl1·ck from S3l5 up. 49R-~i or 995 t 123
f''cm. roommale to i.hr IJ: Newport. Mariner's Male
2 Or hnme in COM Mcxlem 502 SQ ft store
••••••••••••••••••••••• La;t · 2 dogs. Irv area. I
Germ She p/Lnb mix.
ans. lo Melanie. I red
hrurcd Shellie max . ans
t.o $Quirt. Bolh s mallis h
l<l6t Reward eve or 1117
551-3118. 1·746-7444
fl~!
II us hand mus t h 11 Vt' statement.<1, AI R. payroll
maml. exp W1ft> bkkpJE & quartNIY r .-ports
t' x P C a 1 1 e v e " M1nu computer exp dt>·
<21JJ8flS.3&1 :.ired Mr Kmley EQWP·
ARMED SECURITY o~· m••n t (;nrp . 11i;11
f''ICER Exper Jo'IT , Arm ,l r on ~. lr v 1nl'
mtes 3 30 12pm. perm 9711-rot'.O Beautiful
Adult Apts
21661 8rookhurst. 118 ADULT-9UIET 962-6653
2 BR. 2 Ba, bhns. O/W, ---------new cpts/drps. t;nl'I g11r. 3 Ur, J Ba , crpt. drapes,
Forced uir heat. w11Jk to frplc, pnv. patio. 3 blk 2 Br. 1 ba. slv, rc.>fng, ne w
S. Cst Phiza . 1345 mo. from beach S600 mo n r pt & paint. V£•ry tin
960-1279 d11ys 536·6663, 536·8705 U». 493-0475. eve. 84().5949. ---------Clean 2 BR J Ba. l((e pvt
patJo. refrig inrl. Adlts . no pets. $325 mo. 979-4410 1 MO FREI-: RENT 3880
3 Br, 2 Ba, fplc. alt. gar . •••••••••••••••••••••••
1475. 639-6454 ADULT LIVING
675 9206. 675·2.563. 2 6 3 o I c I A v o n
M1F' ~hr 2 Br 2 Ba a pt .
coni::cn111I $204 + $130
deposit 642·3MO
Fr m. roommate wanted.
rul"C 2 Br house. NB. pel
OK Sl30 mo. 645-9574
Fem., lole 30's, seeks
lem. 3.S-45. with {lptlhse
to share, empl .. can af·
ford $1.25 + Ulll 646-4939
eves; ask ror Marilyn
213-477 7001
-WEHAVE-
SEYERAL SHOPS
Jn Cannery Village
SEVERAL OFftC ES
In Newport Beach
•2 Br, 2.,., ba townhouse BeautiluJJy lund11caped R o om ates want e d ·
BURR WHITE
REALTOR . INC.
67S-4630
---Lost. Ma le Elrilta n y
Soun1cl. vie Talbert &
Magnoha. F' V 963 75J7
Found Golden Retriever
remale. reddish cir. V1r Ed.I.son HS 968·0851
Found sm sum of money
nr Pav11Jon Balboa desrb
appx amt & denomina
lions. &'75-5103.
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7005 •••••••••••••••••••••••
REAL ESTATE
LICENSE
SCHOOL
OFFERS
position Call 549·32~1Book ---k~-.-p-m-11------
EO E r 1C BOOKKF.EPER
Assembly
Small electronic parts.
L.'>l shirt. nn expen encl'
nocessary Excellent rr.
inge be nt•f1t:-. 1\pply
Avnet 1'.:lectron1c~ 350
McCormi c k . C M
754-6091
Pan-Timl'
Small Costa Mes a offlt·l'
f<t'ta1I ba c kground
helpful. but not nee. Al t•,
Payroll tax. returns. It
l YPlnR
Call for appl to inte rview
THIE LOOK
ASSIMIUtl/MECH 644-6500
Rotary Switches B 0 0 K K F. E P E R . KIDS/PETS otC ~ASTS J DE. 2 BR Triplex $350. 642·2:510.
646-4848
Spac. 1&2 Bdrm umts . Mature. Irvine . full a Pt . SP a c i 0 u 5 & CIQle lo shops & rrwys recreation. furnished , homelike . Dix ltilr h Recreationa l fac1lit1es eron o m1 ca l . Gr e at
w/bltns. incl. refri~ & Rents from S285. p I ace • We ek n 1 t e s
Store 20x.50. downto wn LOST. MIColl.Je tn color r~ .. Mesa , nr. b'"Y cor· Vic. Lag. N1 g .. age 12. """"'" '"' needs med1ctnt:. Heward
•Crash Course available
•Matenal.s provided
•Small t'lasses ror
personalized instruction
.-Cboo6e own tas te-day
& night classes.
•Place~t-up lo ~
commission.
Havt: 1mmed opemngs an Upholstery & designing
our rmal assembly dept shop needs r~poo mdiv
Reqs good hand dexten · FIC Call 6t2-8400.
ly w1mm l yrs ex~r in ---------
mechanical '1SR'"mbly Ebolckeeper Full rhargt.•
C OLE l'ls trum e nts through tria l balanec.
Corp .• 26SO Croddy Way. Oldt"r wo man pref. SA. (714 1 556 ·3 100 546--3429
S3i'S. Beaut new I br loft
style apt, frplr. pullo. all trash masher. Encl gar PARK PLAZA 1 s.si.<1002 ner. S~5 Mo . Bkr. 83!-0524
675-6700 ---------bl.I I l • 11\!I •
TSL Miunt
& pat10. S mall pet ok. :llOOS. flower !)56.7960 1410. mo ---------• C..for0¥.!_. 642-1603 Gemini Realty 839-6623 ~..ts Fumkh~d .. -.._ 4350
Beaut brand new adult N(!wly rpt & paint. 2 BR 2 or UnfurnlsMcl 3900
a11ts . Spac. I & 2 hr Ba. upper wt pvt patio •••••••••••••••••••••••
w I t o w n h s t: ll I YI l· Adlts S375 mo Dnve hy, TIIE EXCITING
Scheduled mo\'e Jn l"eb 81111 Sim Angelo. then PALM MESA APTS
•••••••••••••••••••••••
Stngle garage nr Hoa~
S1milt! gara(le in Nwpt
Crest 675..S t 11
For slore & ofJice space at
reasonable ra~.
500.5000 Sq Ft
MESA VERDE
DRIVE Pl.Ali
LD6t big blk Gordon s eller
please call $411-7()(2 ans.
to Max
L os t . c oc k a t e 1I
gr1:y tyellow Whis tle'>
Y a nk l'e d o odl l' heartbroken. Rew a rrf
842-5297
E 0 E ---------
BOOK PA.ST~ UP ~...we---~....,,...._ Part tame person nn Free3Wcek
Sales Tra1nmi . As.st BkJtpr $12K
Cal For Details P06tClerktLl Type S800 Mon. & Tues. No exper.
nt:t•e:-.~ifry Apply 1n
person Penf\YSaV\!r ISllO
Plarcnlla.C: M. : Br. 1 Ba S33().SJ40 c11ll collect 213 289·2426 MINUTES 1'0 NPT BCfl
1525 Mesa Verde E. C M
545-4123 4400
831·1003 49l·0442 Secy/BanktNoSll $900
1<ntt>lla Please Call f''or Appl
2 Br .. 2 Ba $395.$42() eves. as k for Al Ra ch 1&2 BR •••••,.•••••••••••••••••
TiiLMgmt li42·1603 Nlre. qwet 2 BR. 2 ba. fromS2SS &up. HwptCent.rOffius
apls, Fplc, Dshws r. enl'I 1\dulls. No peti, <.;omplele full se r vice
Twnhse 2 lg. Br 1•, b~ gar, 1340 mo. P eggy 1561 Mesa 9r lcRal swtc. 2 large of-
J:ar encl yd. crpl. dq>s 900-4392 (5 Olks Ea!>l cir :-Oewµo rt rices with ()('ean vie ws.
Laguna Beach al 1145 No
Coast Hwy Loft y, open
beamed, 500 SQ. ft . pcrf
for antiQu~. S400 Monlh
Himalayan Lost Male l't.a l
area or Heach & AllanlJ
Reward 536 6!187 after
5PM
Real E8tale School lrvi.ne Personnel Aj¢~ncy ~I Camino Ca pistrano 488E17lh. Costa Mesa Busmess man reqwres rt>·
San Juan Capistrano 5'ule 224 642 1470 IJable person spart: lime
~~~~~~~~~~ to man a .1H' 0 1.s lr Jobs Wanted, 70751 • Coosultini,: Uus mesl\. Op
Expen enred uuto body por lo :.tart your own
repair per son Busy . busmes11 without Invest· ~work Apply Pucif1t menl 646· 791n1
Cul ·de-S a c, sch ool . Blvd> 714/640 2360
$325.673-5719 Nearly new xtra d:fi 9am 5pm 546 9800
Large I Bdrm $265. QuiC't
building with beautiful
landscuplng. Ideal for
adults ove r JS. No pets .
LEEW ARO A P1'S, 2020
f\lllerton Ave, (Jblk <•ast
Newport Ave. & lblk
south or Bay). 631 -0397.
EAST SIDE
· · Dclux" orr1·ce suite Sub twnhs. apt. lg. 3BR. 2 A i---------1 .. (rplc. bltns W/O hkur.. lcusc.~sq. rt .. In a pro·
Skylights. Vaulted cc1l-$1.000 TOTAL fess bldg on Be ach
mg, patio. dbl attch. gar. DOWN PAYMENT Blvd. Reception area. 3
etc. $420. 545·3604 1976 Brol\dmore. 2 hr , an priv oHices. rab1nct
Adult Apls. nr bch. New
2br frple. patios. pool
Sec. gate 1702 Florida. 96().6610
bftl p11rk in('I r ern ~ work & other extras. All
rlill~t\ blt·m~ etr Askin.: ul1I & Janitonal serv in·
$1 6.900 ( 11 71i J . E Z d Call 898_()!()_2 __ _
rmanc<' OAC F\Jm. pnv offi ces. new
M 0 I I L E H 0 M E dN•or. wiser sc rv . conr
FPl..den,2 bd,2ba +gar STORE rm, rnp1 er , monthly
No c hildre n $350 S<!nta/\na ™ 7070 64V i.wl
Hillie 494· 7551
MARINER'S MILE
PRIME LOCATION
ON WATER. Available
for rctall or professional
omres. Total or 3000 :-.q
ft. Can be divided into
smaller uruts.
WaterlrCM1t Homu
631·1400
hdatriai Retttai 4500 2 Bdrm 2 huth apt 2
years old. upper unit of
duplex. S365 per m o
Agent. 548· 7729
962 7788 ask for Mack E Ana heim 9!>ij 4500
C /\n11he1m 956 1011 Cahforrua Apts, 1&2 Br We;lm1ru.ter K48 H.'195
Close to bch & shops l•--------Downt1>wn llunl1ni::1 on •••••••••••••••••••••••
llciH·h 210• 2 Main St lndustna l 800 lo 1600 sq fl
Onl' 2 rm orric:e <H'J ll with ofrlces, Newport From $295. 968-7176 s:ns. Lfc. 2bd. newly de<'
pool. adults. no pe ls
:t!S-J 17th Plce. off S Ana
Ave , an HAM 646·5137
Rooms 4000 ~-3842 ••••••••••••••••••••••• HartMM-
2 Br. 1 ba cottage type.
gar. Lndry rm, Kids ok.
No pets. Ref 's. 2038
Meyer Pl. 640·2363;
673-5921 .
$365. UPPER 3BR 2 ba.
No pets. Children OK.
102 1·0, Valen c l11 .
•••••••••••••••••••••••
I Br condo $375.. l Br +
lort, ocean view $410.
Steps to brh (21J)S92·51 l3
2 bdrm. Townhouse I •17
ba. garage,palio. tennis
& p ool. $400 mo .
21J-434.2093
3844
• Ambossodor Inn*
Lovely gardens· Brooks
wtr. fall
•Kitchen F'ac1I avail.
•Jacuzzi. healed pool
•Wk.ly or daily maid s rv
•TV & phooe 11va1lable
.As low os $63 Wk
W7 lfarbor
f.osta Mesa t;45·4840 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ BEST OF BO T H ---------
Bachelor. new, greal f'.:. WORLDS beaut. 2 br. 2
side location. $265 mo. ba, ~ep. individual house.
759-1131 : eves 837-0666 Very pvt patio & garden.
Room w/kitche nnelle
$60 week & up.
548 975S
rrplc . mirrored "nfE S EVILLE " wardrobes. central air. IALIOA l.,.M
2 Br. l ''l ba . studio elec. gar. door. lfas ~n· S6S&upwklyw1lh
w/l(ar, adlts. new cpl' & do advanl.3ges with no kitchenette. Waterfront
drps. Range. rncd yd yard m&Ull. Tennl!I, pool. 675-8740
w/pat10. Wlr pd. $32S j acuu1. gym . $460 F\Jm room & ba E·side,
alt9 "L."Sanla AnaAve. 675-8l.J8. C.M s16o re friu 636-4120 1 ·5 " L.,... .. _.. 3141 64G-1Z18: M2·<t201 eves art
r ,. 3 br 2 ba gar Lnd'V/_ ••••••••••••••••••••••• S. ~ . .. . ---------facd .. & lrg. dcl·k. . Oceanfront 1 br apt. $400 G.tst Hoft1t 4150
Side. Kids O.K./No Pets. mo. Nr. Victor Hugo . •••••••••••••••••••••••
SJ75. Mo. 840-4724 (213>87&-2723 Varanry lor elderly am·
Near new 2 br townhout1e. 1 Br unrurn. block to bulatory lady . Dana
garage" rncd p atio, beach, U SO pr mo. 'Point493-5920/847-8604 cent~r °' town. S3M mo. -.ma VOCCIHoft l...+afs 4250
... ~e.ves & W!C!\d~ ifJr. walx to beach, uUL ....... i .. uuuu.r;..
HOW TAICIMQ. pd, nr Pottery· Shack. BIG BEAR Cablo. slp11 14 .
IHaVATIONS b>O.NU756 pool table, color TV, 2
Brand new delu.xe z BR 2 ftpl("S. ~18. Ba apta. Xlnt Cost• Men OCEANFRONT large lux-•-~-------
lo ca lion. Av I I I ab I e ~ UOC:' 2 br. 2 ba. $750. 1mSH-O•R•T-T•E•R•M-8•E•A•C•H
March I, Jf79. From $350 __ ._utJ_ . .648-0505 ___ . ___ , RENT A L F u L L y
J:r mo. For rental In· #385 2br nr beach being F u R N I s H E o .
ormaUora-• repelnd. 352 Thalia St. AVAILABLE FEB. f'nr
-0Wner-49MMI ll.C. T.,._.Co. IK. approximately 4 months
640.1112 1bdrm.1arace. AduJt~ -owners w1U be away ---------1 P'f,Q. Non smoker. Larp 3br, 2ba. lrplc. &
n. -'I"' b mo.•~ s unde c k . No pet11 . 2BR l~ ..,., av .. re • 1., S550mo. 2br. newly de · fplc,garaae.P:50mo. ~... JIH ... ,, .._. flrtl '7~t:278T ....................... ('Of':" .. • &ifOr. . ---------t 2Jl4 W. Oceanlront. NB. 2 er apt 11p9uin. Adultt Unlln, or wtU fu.mith for 9'154JUO
o n I y , n o p e l 1 • J'OU. Pvt. bdr. • bllh.1111111--------Ref~ 8*0983 pha 1ar. Fine loc . ad·
--....---· ---· --t Joinlna aotr course II Haute for m\l. Bia Bur
3 8d t ho swtmmlna pool nearby Oty sips 8. llne-IU furn rm own ust• apt. aa.t btoversa•alngle. S2S nlttly pr cpl Cell Adu!lll, I~ ba. S.25 mo. TlG-4140. -Aer 3 P m 548· 11189 Gu paid ~-5073 "''
'~ .
$110 900 1[)$8 645 211 1 • &41) 6303
N!:.W Ofc bldg for lca:-.e
C.:dm on l'Cll. a ero~)
from 5 Crowns Re:.t Pvl
'C;'~lnc. 1400 !IQ fl
YOU'LL HEED
FURNITURE TOO!
We have tl)c best selcc
lion & IOWC1il pnces. Con·
lemporury OH1ces
r..io-5540 ---. -2 ornces, one S100 & $1 25 .
Sl50 Airport 1ndu11tnal
~plex 545 2000 __ _
SUI-LEASE
!.uxunuus, 1600 Ml fl
ml·d1 c a l oHlce N ll
Completely rurnis heri
w1ut 1h11c:. S2500t m o
548-lllSJ. -----Laguna Be ach, s t reet
level. xlnt exposure. 208
sq. (I. Ve ry uttr;,irt1ve .
ample perk1n$t. :.it 1000 N.
Coa.'lt Hwy _Sl7~ 494·7~
MISSIOH VIEJO
In> LO 1750 sq rt swtes to
!Ital you at La Paz &
MurAU('r1\c Parkway
Otsrovcry Properties
7l47W·lle.~Or?r.17·1W4it ·
Dix. 3 r rn oHlcc adj
Alrporln Hotel. No
lease. fW/sq It . 833·3223 9-noon.
Gen. Manuf. shop 20'x40'
1.934 Placenta a A vc $250
548.1542
Retlfah W ant.d 4600 •••••••••••••••••••••••
Responsible, wo rk 1n g
writer s e e k s on e
bedroom collage in
Corona del Mar or Costa
Mesa Qwelness essen-
llal. Write Classified Ad
11200, Daily Piiot. P . 0
Box 156-0. Costa Mes a
93>26or call 675 3862
•••••••••••••••••••••••
lleMess
Opporiunfty SOOS •••••••••••••••••••••••
Wish to inve:it 3 to SM an
small busm~ & use ou r
bkkpg mgmt SVCS &
Newport Ctr Ok 644·9470
LailNG THE BUDGET
RACE" llelp your in· rome keep up w/your
outgo, t hru plt'as anl
p/lime work Set your own hrs. For appt. c11ll
-~ Estil>Tislied ew·por
Beach apt & house re ntal
service for sale. $20,000
to S.0,000 gross annuaJ lncot:ne. $8,000. fuJI price.
Call John. 642·5991. Airport area office space.
serretanal service on MD1t11111. T,,..t
premises, $140. 957·9331 INHi SOJS -'----------· ...................... .
ON THE
WATER!
rLUSH SUITIS
., 350l41300 sq. rt.
F•efkYlew.
Wet Bart
u.~
Nt'wport v .... 4'75-8662
~"ind what you went In
r>11ly PUot Cl11111lfled1.
LOWEST ...............
lltT.D.'s.~
MT.O.L.-.
Falrelt Tft'!M since 1949
s.Mlt-Mt-.Co.
642-217' S"4S.06"
PriY. puty wanu smaller local 2nd T.D.'1 al ,...
aaonable d lsrount .2927
• ••••••••••••••••••••••
LOST Mule Go lch-n Prac nurse. pit, Corona
Retnever Mes a Verde del Mar. Laguna Beach
Arca only. refs. 675·8861. Coust G.M Body Shop. 545-0789
~rund Cash American &
l"oreq{n , 10 2 1 78 ,
1178-06547 Laguna Beach
Police Dept. 497 331 I
Found· 6 mos old f em. Sia~ SealPoinl. vie
l fllh 1 N e ~p o rl , C M
&IS.0003 ---Found Fem Ger m an
S h o rth J 1r. v11·
Wa rner I Bo b a Ch1 r a <.:a II 840 4-\22
~'OUNO Gre y Gn•111
D a n e • v 1 r M a r k t'I
Basket. ·u while ma rk
IDflS. co llar. lfarbara .
833-8100
Found RABBIT White &
reddis h brown V1 ('
Dee rfie ld . Irv ine.
~7300
SCRAM·LETS
ANSWERS
Tomcat Bero..:
Ta.ken -Tinkle
80'ITL E
A rt.'Cent i.urvey shows
tha t the averai.:r T V
llstcner wastes 37 hnur~ a
year wa111n11 for a
fa moos brand or r ats up
to come out or the BOT·
Tl.E
Found Youn~ blk-& wht het1> dog type Sunday
1-'alrvrtw & Baker. CM.
Sj>arush Tutor. Children &
adults Flt!X hrs. Gram
mar and conversation.
Ana M a ria Pa e z .
54.'l·lnl
Ma nagemen t T e am .
husband & wire Con
domim ums. larger apl5.
cxpencnced rple. Bonda
ble. re rs. Call "99-4046
~Want.d 7100 ....•..•••....•••••..•.
Accowwts Payabw
Rapidly growing local
de\ eloper ha:. an 1mmet1
opening ror an account-5
payable clerk. Construr -
t1on expe rience prc·r
Good be ne fits Jnd
growth potential. Salary
rommens urale w texp
Call Linda Price at
759-0909 betwn 9 and 4
pm EOE
ACCOUMTIMG
ClERK
Imme dia te openini.?
Candidate must type
60wpm, handle phones.
file. & general nffic.'e e x
pcnenre Hours Ham
5pm, Mon lhru f'rL Slart-
lnl-? irnlary $6501 mo Ca 11
~7·9051, for appo111tmC'nt
1nte r v1ew with Alu·c
EQ u:i l Opportunity
Employer.
San Clemente . 492·0362 1---------CAMERA Al!TOMCYrlVE OPYATOR
SERVICE l':xperaenr e with a
CASHIER WaLtberi? o r Nu/\ rr
C<tnlera preferrr-d Mu:-.t 2 Positions Available bt• able 10 make half.
Automotive experience 1onep; E:xpf'n enced 1n
nctt>s::..i r y 1\ fl new tnppinR for rn •-,x25':o
facibt1es &XLNTchunr e pri·~'I'' ;1:-; w e ll as
for advancement with an :.malll·r press('<; Must ht'
e nlhu:,1as t 1r. gro wing ah lt• to d evelup JM
rorp platee; Good rompany
Cail ~"'i bcnl'f11s. 4 d;1y ~l·ek. AP·
-
ply &im l lJ m. lpm-31101.
k
Nallooal 1'::ducation. 4401
B1rr h SI . Nt<wpo r t
Be a<' h c N t' a r 0 C
Airport I 1-:qual Op·
,,1 111 Or-.. C-'Y 1l•port-•uru-ly-E•m•p•1f.,o.yc•r--
~J:~~~ ~~d, Canvas Person · Boat cov-
979.2500 ers. l'xper Salls by Schock. 675-1823. ----AUTO PARTS Car Rental TrainCt>. Full
DBJVERY or pltime rar renwls +
-WELL GROOMED some ore work. Call
FEMALE OYER 18. _5.'J6._t_7i_1 ____ _
GOOD DRIVING CASHIER
RICORD. MUST LIVE Retail m anne hardware
IH COSTA MESA ~t ore :-.rck :. c x per
AREA . CALL ru s h 1r r . Knldi.: nf
5 5 8 .. 0 1 F 0 R calculutor & NCR rl'tc 4 • ,. l~ach loc wl weekends J IMTHVIEW APPT. mll'll N11l'I co wt all ma1.
Au1o rOU1 c dnver needed .
Wet1tminste r/H 8 a reu
Excellent P1T 1nrome
Call lleruld l::xammer,
547-0301
bt:1writs Call J W11tlb,
Mon Lhm 'Fri. 3-5pm, for
appl 714 /6 45 ·17 11.
E 0 E
CIRCULATION
545-5976. M~ounUng Babysitter M. W fo' 9 5 Cl.HK
for 2.!'mall rhJld In C.M 1-\ill time Position for
R019911T llAl.F'9 642--4180 c•rc'ulalion r lerk. Mu~t 5)50 •••••••••••••••••••••••
RELAXING MASSAGE BobJamet·L~ Masseur
Outcall 9·9. 494 5111
PREGNANT" C ar1n.-c .
conlldenUal rounsehng &
relerr1l. Abortion, adop· Uon" kteplnlf. APCARE S47·2S63
COUMTIY GIRL
*ESCORTS* :M hrs ·~7-8474
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San Clemente; f\11 1.Y Uc.
Fonppt. 482·7299-
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dMCe at•Uhiblllon" rap
HINIOOJ. IAM to 4AM
every d• >'. 2oeo So. GueW. Anaheim. ext'lt·
lnR 24 hr r~co rdlnt
54.11422
accounl&mllJS Babys itter . weekdays . type ~'Pm & use 10 key ~ my home. own transp. 30 addmg marhlne. Some
hr wk. Mon &a Thur 10 cler1ral experience 1s Oe·
Proudfy AnnouncM Our hni. Tues & Wf'd morn· s irablo 8'1 well u u
'Move to Llll'l{t!1' ornteJ ifiis. Uoo fSre-67s:tO'Tf <'lmllnt l>f!Onrvutcrlt'!I"'
V1s1t Us At Our New ght phone work 11' als" r.ocntlon Babysitter.El Toro area. required. (;ood compl!lny COLDWELL BANKER Mature woman. s tarting benefits, inrludlnll 2 wk:o.
BUILDING Jao2nd. wk.. daya 1 am to vacation a ner I yr . co m ·
SUfTE200 4:30. Care for lnrant. p1rny P1tid ~roup 1n -
Z333N BROADW AV Ref. ttq. 768-744e 11uronr('. credit union,
SAN'J'A ANA BABYSITTER. needed. etc. · A 1
We have an lorreaslng my home. for Intent. ~lc~AST
demand t h roughout Huntington Bch. 946-2920 D ... ILY .. LOT OrMge County lor tx· "' ..-.
pericnced accounting It 8aakini ~w. BlySt .. CM
bookkeeplna personnel. 1aL8t MIW ACCTS Apply between
Callor\IUU.ustoday-we Permanent. Typing re· 9AM-4PM.
are &ooklnl fcwward t Qd. tap PN(. bvt will <'Ol'I• Otll &42•4321 £in. 21' =)'OU in our oew alcier trainee w/related rora~lntmcnt
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f'R££PARKJN m•> 493-,51$1, Hk for lmmtd open ing f or
Joan Martelle. Equal cletical typtst to us!Jt tn
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a ,ERICAL ~ a l popular Mn
Deputy Cle r k want('(1 11'110 ICH t•uranl <:ooc:t
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ble immediately u,. rmnagcr al Th<' T11m"l1•
I I I Waion. 25332 Mr lnt)'rt• q1.11res yr c e n ca "" Hd .. Laf!una llllli.. l<>e11l penenre. 40WPM typm.: edm Wild West Center ~. 8.lJ.-0411 . ext. 260
for appt. Orange County COOK
Harbor Mun1c1pal Court Snack Ba r . Country
t; U E. Club Must he u people
C11•rk.'>. Pill mt.' n1tt• work. ~ends No exJ>('r. nee
S top 'N Go, 71 5 No
Loara, Anah eim
TI4-9Z10.
person f'or 1nt~rv1ew
call 644·5404
--~=U~N=S~E-LO~RS-~
Marril'd couplt-'i or
sml(ll' women. hvt>·tn, __________ , s upervlS<' s ix ll•enoiic
g irls. Cost Cl M es a
(}dktrl'(' llome !'>4~·~ CLERKS
UTOTEM
COUM'T'Y HELr
l'Ull time Gary'i. Oeh
3309 E Coast llw y
Operun"sNowAva1l:.ibl1• Coron11 del Mar Ph
for full or pl ume r lcrks t>7>2193 on 2nd & 3rd i.h1fl!. No ------
l' X per nec-"i;s a ry ·Wl' Couplewantcdtoma~agt
trnm St.art SJ J>('r hr Ai.· s ml bus1ne11s . I IT
l>t managers to SJ 60 hr ~· 1634 ______ _
Manaiers to S5 :;o hr /\d CREDIT Cll ECK ER /\~
vancement opPQrtun1t1es ~1ve lhnft & loan co
lo lholle who qualify. f"or Is M.'clung a n outgo1ni~
mformalron .:o to our p('n. t o be 11 1·rt'dll
nt!arest murk•·l or t•on che<'k('r wl room for ad
tuct the pers-0nnel offH·t· vanremc·nt s.it com
at l'Tl(."f\.'iUr llt(' w/e xp Call
l244.2l.amp.1on Sl Mr Smtih for appl
(rarden Grove• 5:i7-4.!S40 ~31\.1 t-: O 1-;
F uaJ Oppor t-:~ployl.'r ------
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Accurary e11Mmt1al for
heavy 1nvo1r 1n1t. i.mall
rompany n~ matun·.
adaptable person. full
Uml' AppUc11l1oru. beini:
ilCl-ept.cd ,
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:KO!Croddy Way.SA
S49·3172
Cocktail Waitress
CUSTODIAN
GARDEHH
Part Umt• he lper. 7am
llam. Mon 1'~ri To cmp
ly wa.sl.ebaskel.8 & olher
smular hlP maintenance
di.Ille!> a.~ reqw red in of
f1cc building. Call for in
tervww ieppt, E 0 E.
h11e1tr1ted Duta
22113 l''iurv1t>w Rd. C M
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DATA ENTRY
Seruoropf'rator ror 11 we ll School u t 11bl11hed growing
1':.:tm up lo $300 per wk Oranl(f' Co corp. Xlnl
l.nw lultwn l'lacenwnl wurk111R t•ond1t1ons &
:a.'!lSl. 751 !H94 l.it!neftt'I Mm J yrs of
r-n.-. key1>unf'h rl'qd IBM _,..iter ._,...., o+or :r741 1 :1742 hch>ful or Wl'
IRadlni.t Oranl(•• County w1ll lrilln Pay w1ll Mm SC'rv1ce Hurcau h11 -. ffi''ll.'!Uflt\(' 1N/t>11p.•r /\fl
opt"l\Jtli.! for I 2 yr11 i•x 11 ply Ill iJer Mm, Mon lhr u r1per1.1tor w l work1nv, l-'ti,Kam !.pm knowtt'd~r of l>OSIVS <>1 n,. ~ Roqer tnc ~1~;c11~> ."WM v\7~~;1111~ 17042 G1llett1• /\v1 ·
wl<'ommun1c1tt1ons Xlnl lrv1111, < "•
l ar1 l1t11•:1 & f rl n ,.1. 17.14 1546 0031
!Jenef1ts. Tu ·s thru ~JI , _
l.l.t & 3rd 1oh1fLt; _<:a!I lvr 1>1':1.JVEllY & PICK U P
rnwrv1ew 1tpp1. t,OJ-, lln 111,r to de ll vl'r :tulo ~ntel(!aU.od Data Co!'J' pa.rt\ Ill C: M arc.i Mu'lt
22831' a1r11lf'w Hd CM be 111 & have valJd CA ht•
544>-WfJO & U<I dnvlnit rec Apply
ltu!J Auto Sop ply. 2120 (' o n s l r u c· t I o 11 HMbor 01. CM 6'16·246'1
W1trehou.•wmw11 malurv M.~Claud
man. !.01>litbly 1'1•rn1 ---------
rl'llre • Irvine area. OF.LI VERY OK IVf:R
531 1014 t'emale. a day week Ca 11
---COOK ---:'>48 lh'JJforuppt ---
llreakfruit, PIT Must be De!Jvervman
•·irp Rf'fH hc•ckt'<t Apply MOONl,IGHTErtS ~'l W. l'nrrfll' C111 llwy l'/T, early /\M hom<' dt>
NU 7am·2pm livery of J,I\ T1mc1o Con
COOK 1uct Carr. 11 n art"a.
l)l2 822:>. or 1139 2091
l':Xp hrcu~lust AJ?ply In -DBJV,...Y-11.,0 ...
person. Carlos f'um1ly £! ~ ..-~.,, " ltcfltaurant 31224 Coas t l1usy lrvuw Trnv('I
ltwy. Dana Pt. cy Must hnve rel111
ble motorryr le & 1n ----------t auraJ:l<."e Approx 5 hourx COOl(S daily, Mon thru f'tl. llrly
Expanding restaurant wu11e & mrlease paid.
cha.In wtlh over :;o unJls 957·2700
Family-owned o.rganiui · ----------
l 1on o ffers pleasant Dell very & Gen era I
wetrlrtnt C'onlftttontr w.lpw. Fr•w.1y Au&o,
<'.ood opportunities for 26242 Avery Parkway.
8dvaMement. Excellent MV -------~--romp any benefits. Ex Dent a I A ss Is tan t
Ptttence dctlred. Apply Cha rnrd e parttlml:
mpenK>n Prol(rllu1ve Newport
•Jonuloser IJeach office. 642 1~
f I ''-~ • Al.
OF.NTAL ASS1' HOA x
ray lie. 4..., d ay11 Frinae
bet\erlls L.1111un11 1111111, 3333 W Coost Hwy In> 1131 Chr1s.
M.wport hoeh OENTAL RECF.PT FIT
---------· 1•11p rrqd front II bf.Irk
J.ookln1 for II home 111
your own? You'll rmtt
many bom .. •dvcrtlscd Jlle. _.,. In Claulfled
it*jday
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Ins. 11 ruv' & Pf'Rboard
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Chullled Ada M2 ~8
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transp l'ahr rlnwri. hi' hc•nllh rm. AJl J)ly M,111
rt'Q'd No prior t•x pt•r thru Fri ti 111 4 .11
ll(.'<'. G<>od dnv1ng rN' 11 U..rdt•n'1> 1'1•llt \'onlrul
mi.r11 No Sunday work 6\111 llHntlo lvh. C M
Oranj?e Cout Y f'llow 546 ~'170
Cab. 17,300 Ml. llN G-..: N ..: It A I.
rmann, F Vly MAJNTt:NANn: 1\1 AN
for a vvt rommunit~
DfSPATCHEtt Mu'l ho\t• t'/\ 1lt111.-r1o
N1't"d ed for full 11nw Ill' l'ull Mun .. ·ri . !l,1m 12,4!~·1t571 •'Vl.'NnltS. i.:rav1•ynnl & -
w et>kend i.htfh . t o Gt.'nt'r11IOl'flC'1•.Mu~thnVl'
11 l'C rd t e rod 1 o r 11 m nplllltdr for ftf:Urt-~ 14 ~.
mwur atJon.,, <'lr Houri) S750 mo start C M arl':t
pos1llon with bent-ht~ Typmi:. lO·kl'y a dder.
Call 644-9010 Rood opporturuty for ad THE IRVIHE CO vancement. Send resume
1071 Camelback to Clas111 f1ed Ad •2Jl7.
lrvme 644·9010 Daily l'tlol. P CJ. Box
Do Nut Shop part llmf'
t•ountPr f;vf'nlnR'I &
weckendi. Applv A\1
U K Do Nuti.. IJJ I':
17th St C M . 2!11,0
Fair11t'W. C M
l>n ver for Blul'prinh
dTC'h supplJ1..1. apply in
pt_'niOfl onJ y fie po 2 26( I
Newport Cenler On v<·
NB
l>nver-. Combination de
Livery dnver & t'lean up
man. Must k eep <>ho p
rlean & dnw· dehvcry
1500. Costa Mc!>&, Cal
!0i26 --1.__
G&IHAL
Work locu l t1•mr11irary
li.'11111(1lmeoi.. Open lo 1tll
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CdlforAn
.Appoirwhmnt Today
557-0061
t.0..~ office •
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Equ.aJ Oppor f':mpk>ycr
van Mutt bt< dependable .. - - - - -& l\avt< a lCood dn vinl( re· I General
cord. SJ:,() hr to i.tart I I
c111 M on · Fri. 10 3 Want To Go
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Chan rt> for 11 dv11nr1• I TD Work? menl. mu.,1 know 0 C •
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0 H G A N S I\ I. t-: S l'•:ort. .. : CALI. J\T
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t-:Xl'll AN(; .. :. STAN
NUNN7 14/Sl'.lij.7~.
GUARDS
SECURITY
Due t.o our recent e11·
pa.ns1on pro~ram. Wells
Fargo Guard Serv1rcs 1s
lunng Secunty Guards
for
lrviM/"'-wport .. ach
S..to Alta/ AnatMlm
fulert°"/lueno Porte
Costa~&The
Whittier Ano
IMMEDIATE
orEHIMGS for
1u,er•lsory l••el
Sea.rity Offlurs who
wc.t TOP rA Y. with o
'"Pfded company.
EARJif $3.00TO Sl.85
rHHOUR
NO MOTi OH
CAHrAY
TO $4.25 ra HOUR
i\1lply ln jJC•r11on M onday
Ill f''r1dny. ~AM to ~l'M
ul --I 1111nt1ni.ct11n ll.•:wh
Un111>r-. t:tkrn1t a1>pht·u ln1A·rv11•w1111t C '1•ntn WELLS
tmn ... for :,1·hool bus $4 OJ 11mrm•1l1n\•· 111w111rtl(11 FARGO ll r 10 1o 1urt . 4 hr for ('lrrl <'11I 1111d
1'Ullr:tnl1••• 55!1·01! 11 I IJldlllilr1ul Mull" ~ll(n GUARD t:OF: Employn UJl nnw for .. , lc11r to
--l ho ml'·· T ••mpornry VICES ()rw1·r. errands. t•lr for W<1rk 111 th•• ~11Kh .. 11t SER
wo,kon• .. o.,plo Mu" ~Cly """ I 5J2 W
llVI' in Or Co & h11v1• L[~ ~ COftlfft onw•affh 1>..rfrct dnvini.: r rrord • 01r1· ~wltrt-C ...
Appl y Mr' Gr1·1·n n -'""
I' O &x C. Do wney , ,, .. ,,, r '• OR
Callf ~241 ____ llunltnl(tt>n lk•t·h I Mn.ul•y. TLW~11y, Wed· .--------•I IW1 :W9" '"-n~·sday . Thurs day. DRIVIRS l lfXJ'I Wam<'r Ave 121~ I 10AM ·4rM , CLOSt:D
Men or women 25 yrs or N(•wport Hcach fo'r1d11y 11t
olcler Know tht" roa1>1 I 1133 1441 I 230 W WarMr t'tltl~ Nc:t $18() 11 w1•1·k or 1401 Oovc Sl. Ste 340 ._ 217
mon· Oran v•· COll'll I I CA
Y1•llow C't1t>. 17300 Mt t.aicuna Nl.iuel s-taAH.
lfrrrmann. F o unta in I K31 ~2 I Stat~L1r NoC-6036
Valll'y I No or Slutt'r 'ZT007 Ctil>ot Houd Jo:.qual Opportunity
h t•lw n Nt>whop1• & I I F.mployerM/F
Eurlldl f ::t1usl Qvportun11y ---------------• I t:mployt•r M ... I GUARDS
EUCTROHICS
DESIGN EHGIHHI
lb11cn of rlrrwt & loslr
I Not on 11jl11n1•y I "'•II a. pltJmt'. All areas
Nf'vcr 11 l1·c Uniforms furni shed - - - - -ti Aa~ 21 or over. R1•t1red 11Wlrome No expenence modules for rcll'Alll' wrt h r.;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml
nunl compute r 11r.11tcm~ ~CUI(' project II nc , ,.;. u ; BUS 1·11ntrollcr & /\ n
rnntroll1•r An 6 IOloJ a.
d1K1tul cireu11 d1·111wn BS EE & I yr up
UIO/week. Take lid l o
any SlJlll' Employ1ntnt
Dl:vrlopmcnt Dt!pt Of. nee DOT N 003081 Ad patd rorby e mployer
GIHHAL OfftCI
VuriL>d dutle11, .cood with
frwurn. compute and
pr<>pare sutemc-nu.
Compo8(' & type buslnets
lt'llA•na. DtctaUn11 avallu
hie. ruatomcir reh1Uon11
t'X.l>Clritnee helpful Ex·
cdlenl working condl·
ttc"'3 Ir -cood ~pan y
1>eneflt11 811tary open.
Near Or anat• County B.ICTIONtC ncH Airport. phont Mr
wanted for "'P•lr ot eltt' Mc 0 o n I II a I I M r s
troruc calculatoni Dasi<' ~ ~1380
t.'ltctronlc knowledl(e ---------•I nt'\' Appllcallona b1•lnM GENLOJl'C 1lrt P IT for
wct'epted, aft.tmoonl. Mu1t apell &
US IMC. type ea11m.m1.
lQ!CroddyWay.S .A. R n A y MMl12 G I R t. F f ,,
t-•ACTORY work · F IT
days Wiii traln H. 8.
WrllAM 88'7·2S29 ----
Uphole~ • detlaning &hop a1r1 ror tJP·
1n1. lnv01cln1 • var oft' dUU. P~u penon1h
ty. 642-MOO.
Tract. 10W' oact 1turt ror Olaaler. exper custom
'!_e w 1oodlu with 1 mirror m•n. top pay.
Cl..tfied ad. 6'2-MTI aood benefit.a. Ml-ml
""~ Apply Universal l'rotec:tion Service. 1226
W 5th Street, Santa Ana
Interviews hours 9-12 4r
1-' Mon lbru Fn.
Hrad howlekeeper; part
Ume stock boy & maids .
The lnn At Laguna. 211 N. Cat llwy, La1una
Beach.
.HOMIDSGH
CMTl-H.I.
• Co·ord .• paint.
wallp•per . dupery . noorina u les. PrevlOUA
retail le dealan exp. req
40 hn/wk, every Olher
Set. • A.drnln. Aast. Order, follow up, ('utl. 1ervl('e,
l'tVJ\i, record kp1. prt·
ume 1alee. r>eull. orun
previoul exp. rt'Q.
• Rookuptr· A t P .
joumala, prl·YIM. A.#11 an ptl'llOft · VI U a11 t K>iDe Desl1n. Ma. San ~I Dr N.8. 640-11.S
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t1n~t o n I ar bour
lH6-14761M6 0011
HOUSEKEEPER. L1v1·
tn. to rook & dnve ror
"young" elderly lady
Pnvale room & both
N B 64.2-6033
lfou!'lekeept'r Live In
Wntei' wan.4 girl to lr\'I.'
tn Clellll & do i.ome cook
1ni1 for room & board
Salary negotiable Call
64&88Jlr, ext. l..10den Mon
t'n 9t.o5.
Housekeeper part·lt me
Good benefits. nire work
mg ronwuons. F. O 1-;
Aayvu~w ConvJlescent
Hosp 2055 Thunn i;t
C M 642 J.505
Hou..'tC.>keepf'r atumd p rr
IV·Ul wkncb. 1-:lderly RM
hm . Dan a P o 1n1
847 8001i493 5920
llousekeeper l A1de lt ve·rn
for i.cm1 invalid lady 111
l'urk Newport f'u II
Um<' Permanent Sal3rv
R/B 645-()ill 1 bt.'t lOam
4pm for 1n1<·rv1ew __ _
llOUSEKt-:F:PER
LOY I HG
GO Vat MESS
n,:'('(led for c·h1ld ren rn
mothc•rlesi. home 0o)
81(C 12 & f!trl af(C 1:1. W1l1
pay top SS for the nl(hl
lady Mesa Vl·rde orea
Call my oHll'e betv.n 9 !.
for llltCr\'ICW 6oW 7772
H OUSEKEF:PER nl
Conv. Hoep Dar shift
Wi ll train S t abll•
employmcqt . X lnt
benefits. Apply Purk
Superior Conv llosp1tul.
1445 Superior, NB
Housekeeper: Women'i.
Spa. Private Club. 6am
to lOam. Mon·f'n. Call
foruppt. 645·5000~20
Housekeeper needed
Once o r tw1re a wk.
536-&J88/e9t•s. 7 31Ht:30.
HOUSEKEEPER
Famlly needi; l1ve-1n
Lar)le waterfront hom<>.
private mald11 qtri.
wlbeth. Salary . Call
~ ask for Mr. Set
In&
Hol.-ekeeper, live·in. Lov·
Ing & kind towa rd
dlldm, organhed & de·
pend. 840-4464.
HOVSB9IR
4 days wk, 4 hrs day a lso
prepwe 1 me.t. SIOO/wk.
Apply Mn. Green. P .O
&l C. Downey. CA 90240
lbRwtves Couples, de·
sire au pp\emel'llJI 1n·
come In apar e t1m•
9113-7225
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lk'\<tkod Mul!t llll'~l •\rnl\
1•nh~tml'lll !>l.1nd..1rc1' ----------1 i:oid 11hv,1cal nm111t1tH1 MACHINIST M1·n .mJ ""o men l'Jtrnll
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V\·rl~1I dt"<tl.:rt.'I, dirc\ll>
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i.t."t m n .. ,,,. produ. l 1k
1t•lc•1Jmo•nl fur "l•tlll
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l•"" ~1u1µmrnt l.ulln•
'''fH'rtt'n1•1• ht'llJfUI for
mtVl' \llnt't~ of p1 Jt'ct'
SaJJry opt'n. "'1·.-llt-nl
ht'Tlt'f1U> packaf(e E 0 E
\IOTIH{
l<Ol It:
ln,urn n<'e Ca~ualty Snmt.lfir DnllUlg Con·
C lerk 1 Sec relary . trol. CorporalP Head-
personal line:.. ex· quarters . N e wport
penell('(' d('<;11"f'd Salar) Hearh. Dill (7141557·~1
open CdM 673~1 ai.k for Mr Moll or Mr
"Ilk· u.111~ Pilot h.i, .1
la~t' NUh' 111 ~""" porl
Jkacb art'a. \loo dJ)
t.hru t'r1day altt'mooo'>
phB S.1 u.rdaY and Sun
day earl> m<>mmgs Ap
pr()Jt 2•., hours ~r day
Small bood rt.>q UJ rt"CI A p ·
proiumate eamm~s . SS011
per m<>nlh Mu!lt ha\ 1·
dependable oulo and
good dnvmg rl'cord.
Adams
lnvcnt.ory Clerk Accuracy ----------1n handltnR of i;mall
pwU by part number &
nece.~rly Exrellent fr
IJIJ?e tx>ncf1ts. Hrs HA ~·
4 JO P M Appl) A\ nt>t
EIPc tron1ri 35U
~ <' C o r m r c k , C :0.1
7~1
IT TAKES
GOOD
PEOPLE
T 0 GET
GOOD JOBS!
We can train you to oHc:r
ch31"1!e accounll> 1n a ma
JOr rNall SIOfl' Ill tht•
Ne"port Bearh Jfl'd
Work a Ocx1ble 20 hour
w t' "' k & m a k l' S J
SS1hr <'umm1si.wn WE
TitJ\1:'11''
A OS
714 ~23 ~1~ '< ~
2 1 :11~!>-Jl)tjl -----Jamtonal l'IT evenin~. 5
rughts J)f'r wk, Cdm area
Call ~2 7266 lndrv or
ci>ls -----JANITOHS-J ANITR i..;ss
Part umt• & full llml
lr.'Ult' Jrca Will tram
Ideal ror houseWl\l''·
i;tudents & couple11. Musi
have uwn tran~porlot1on
MAIO.Rt'llable. exp. with
o ""n transportatMn
Good starting salary '"° 1971
MAIDS
F:xpen enC't'd. f u II t 1 mt'.
Jh.o pa rt tJ me 1142·3030
\1:unt.enan('(' Man· Exp
1n :.pray boolh pum~.
mill mllt'hin ery &
j.lt•nt•r.il marntt-nanre
A p 11 I y n t 3 1 2 3 W
~ldt' \rthur S A ----~tamll:nanr\' man ror $5
urut apt romplt•x tn C M
<213)~ J>ISl ------
MAHAGB/Troinee
Na11onwHle Voca11on:.il
School w 2.5 local1on11 ''
t•xpandinl? in Santa An:t
an·.1 Wt> ar1· lookml? for
lt t•arcer ont•nted 1n
dt\tdu:tl fur t•ntf) l1•v1•I
poi.111un in m:trrni.11•m1•n1
W1· o((l.'r a full 1ra111inl(
pml!ram 11o llh .1 i:u11rnn
U,'\;j 'al3f) 1-'1"t )l'Jf
1•.tnunwi to SIJ,OOll t:-.:
r t•llcnt ach ;1 nf'Cml'nt
pot 1·111ia I I\ pplrt·a nl i.
mu'tl hJH' Ii month'
m.ma~emenl 1·xpr and
lite adrrunistrauve i.krlb
For promj)t t•o1'1!)1dcra
uon call 834 · 1964
Alntrican
lartftidtt's School
Plea,<;f• apply m J>('rs<>n
llOW.loy
CostaMHG
Circulation D--"·
MOVIERRM
SH:KS EXTRAS
Kids Teens·Adult.s F.x
('t•puon:tl opportunrty ror
t.hc.ll'W! w1i1hmg to brcuk
into movies. $20 $200 per
day pot1i. !714) 7fll·12'14
V I D 1-; 0 CAST l N (;
SERVICE. <Now m 4lh
year I
Needed 1mmcd book
keeptnl( derk/lyp1!)t
f"ull t1me 5 day:. wk cni.l
adH•rll:>IOI? dl'tlttl ICI
roordurnlt' With home Of
fit't' Xlnl work 111.: m ncl
and opportunity for
.:rov.th Salary to N>m ·
m e ns urall.' w .1b1llt>
Pretrr exix·r. but not rl'·
QUJrc'tJ 1f j)fl'VIOWI Nlllri.tl'
tra1nrnii or formal e'<
penen1·e No ni.m ok1•r
Call f1w vppt ~().9fl22
Nurse ·LVN Part t1 m1·
11 ·7. l mmac 4 1 bed
Con\' ll osp C M
549-:n;l
NURSt:
& phone Ca l..!_833 ~
KENNEL WORK. t>xp.1--------~~--~ J.>ref Ovl'r Ill. own
transp 25·3:'l hrs wC'c k
Sam ? Tram at $2 :;o hr
Mcnt ralst'S Ph $57 6020
(or interview
KEYr\JHCH
OPERATOR
SIOOO/Mo
Pos1l1o n 1tva1lable 1m
med. Must be expr ~II
Mary for interview
752·22S2
ChrCMCNMtriCI ltte.
Keypunrh
DATAEMnY
Scruor operator for well
est ablis hed g row 1 n ll
Oran((e Co Corp Xlnt
benefits & workJng ron
ditlons Min 3 yrs of
ktypunch reqd. IBM
3'74lt 3742 helpful or we
will troln. Pay will <'Om·
menaun\.e w/exper . AP·
ply In perlOC\, Mon thru
f'ti. 8am·Spm. n. JfM'i IOft" htc
J70420lllctt• Ave
Irvine
(714)~1
MMal(emcnt Tr111nct•
M t-: N F. 0 'S P I Z Z I\
PAHLOR
RH DIRECTOR
lmmaculalc 41 bt'd con
\•alesccnl hosp1l.il. 100'.
pnvotf' Plt•11 11t• t'llll
betWN"n 10-4pm: Coun·
try Club Conv . ltosp ..
C M 549-:nil
1 ' :. 1• l' k 1 n g M j? m n t
Tr:urwe. S1 2l< ~r yr. r u 11 be n 1• (rt s J-; x p
h<-lpful. but not net• Con
tnrl Uob rtfd. 1377 1 N 1· who p 1• • (; ;1 rd I' n Gmvi• (7 11J ~:IOOJ12 UN.'!' Ardl'11, 7 3. J II &
1-:0 K .1__ M/I' ll·7 !'art llnw Country _,.. Cluh t'onv. llC1mc 20.~
Manai.:cr for women' S:tnla /\na Avt' C M
~iwr1 alty s hop in So 549-31l!ll
t'oa.'\t Plata Exp only ---~ .
Call Shtrh:y 213 964·0332 N U R ~ t-: S ,A l p F. ::i &
CollPt.'t OrtD~llLlf-.S, <..rrt1fka
---------lion C'la.<J.~es F:nm whllc
Masonry Helper . no exp you learn . All l'lhlft N ~ces~ary Will lra1n 11vail Apply Pa rk _o..~~~~3175 Surnor. 14-45 Superior,
MATEllAL 1-N_._. _____ _
HANDLING
Paru stock pcr3on F.x·
pericnce desired but not
r equl red. WI II t r41 n .
must pass rompany
physical 1nt'I. back X
ray. Irvine S40-7638 EOK
M11terlal handle rs &
pu<'k('rs necdt'd tor
91astics m onuf. plant
Apply In pcr:1on
Fl'bricall'd Plastlc11. lne
$1.77 per DAY
Thllt '1 ~LL you pay
rora
~~~d
HOUSEWlVES. Eurn
money wblle your <'h1ld
IA In school. 8 .30·1 30
Xlnt bendlu. Au 1st
nunea aides. Apply Park
~~or. 1~ ~perior.
Legel secretary. ex· 815W.18t.hSt .. C_.M_. __ 1 peritnct' not ncre1sary. ...,..TICI
DAILY PILOT
SERVICE
II RECTORY
SELL '41e Items with •
DtaUy Ptlot Clual/led Ad
excellent typist. Npt Ctr "" · 64().*IOO how Daily Pilot Cl&AI
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'4~1671 for Newport Beach Law and Impact? Ourada, we
Firm Gd 1ypin1C 1klli! a.re proud to eay re•llY
req Call Kt'rry al aet reaulta . Phone
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aklll & tbllll)' lu lM' rlihl OVf'r 1 U 11 m o1 M i han . r.-f from yow butane• card 2 aln,;/ membc''11hl~· BeauWul 2&'. color TV. 2
HOMI Otl THI arm t.o th~ Prt''I r arr•r ·row TrU(k Driver• t·• female Rouona b ., Send .ON card for tiach UOO + transft>r fec.t tr wmty. f~ d •livery Join tho m~t popular real est te farm
in the Harbot Arca Openinp exist at
our Mesa Verde offlre 70/30 apUt,
bonus plo.,n. congcnaaJ ofnce f11ltod wtlh
old anuques and loaded wnh new
adeas. Call Jim Wood at 675-6000.
M IOY up pty ( •II )<tO 60'$ pe,r'd Top pay /\f>ply ~ ~ ~ vi~ OIM! spar~. We $0M030. hm to~ pm f1.a 146-ITii6
tmmt'd openln&~ i.n our UNib\Jll r <'l"IOnnf'I Alt•n O&W Tuwlnjt. HO U n •1urn pcrm•nently r .. m1I) u sl• 1.ranl .ii ry, 279011 rrhur t M Otrm,11 Way r M 641 1~ ~ H11rl'd Pnx Trmer it>all'd .;Urac:t1vc-lll ~ Alq K.6dt Sbt.eboard Kit ba 32iO r«vr. BIC 94()
ocarby locllllota w .. r•• t\Ll.JOOS FRt:F. -·_:._ G mu. male llat>bkn 411 \trap meelloa airline Contaln1 1katebook. 2 Wtn table. 2 Apollo 80C1 q1.1r~· no pffVIOU~ ,., 1•• r 'TaAIMHS 5MU. AKC r.:1 Ch line~ I D req1.11reme-n&a. P~· ~· coicN' poet.en. I decal IPkn. xtnt cond. l400
fotn wr fn odly h ""' .._..a.TIO.._. "'L $17~ 117~ l73i2 vent loM 41 theft ~ For • 4' • 2 la'I. decalA. l am Lan"Y 644·5.ill.
Come ue u, t od .. ~ •S£CDnARIES• f"VI' """' pcnon1Uudta&encio.e ·.-.1 1 htldband.~ll .. . bto\wt'l"n 2 •~m · R~I WHOLISALHS .,_ .. ,. I045 wallp~r . fabric or rel•• 114 1.l mlted 2S1u£o'O'M TV 1
• Motoro1.~11
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t>ui.y ordl·r dt .. k m ·.mi.ill
office Rl'<IUl~O!> phom· &
n111lh aptitude . lYl>t' tlO
w p m t: ' p .. r I ,. n l' "
tkllpful M\.'\h~ol, lh•nl.il
be ncf1h t'11br1 r o1t•r1
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SALISPIOPU
W W)' N T ay lnr Cfl I••
33 \ear old firm '*holl)'
11Wn<'Ct & op.•111\N by It.
founc:trr W1• 1Arl' 00\ 11
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PART· T I M F: WOM Jo:N
Work on an flourl) bO'>l'I
Markel Rl'i.car1•h Co
Must bi! 1nt••n:,terl in
work1nfl with people
Call 7~.2904
PUT TIME
EVENINGS
Adults with outsland1n i:.
nttrat1 1ve persona llt11•1>
who ff\JOY wurk1ni: with
lods. Over 21 Start ul
$3.50 per hour l'honl·
642·432 I t;x l 2 ~0 .
l:St:TWt:t:N 4'00·5 OU
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Alli few Artdnja
l-A~U11I 01)JJUrlUnllY
_ _ ";mploycr
•SALES•
SUC('l'h,IUI brok..rn.it•
firm IH1~ 1rnmc·d1uk ~··rung.' fur c.·0111mt>rd1;I
Jll d 1ndu s tr1;1 I
".1ll'!IPcrsons with the
followio.: quahf1l·ut11,in!I.
<.:.ihf R to; l.1cense
Collegc Dt•l(l"Cc
M1n1mum l y rs . s ue
Ct'Sbful real c>Slate sales
c x pr <Co mm 'l/ln
d~tnal l
We o ff e r. 8 s tro n g
p<11>111vc environment for
'urr ('•srul p~r s on a l
gmW1h m eomm'I & m
d1L'i\nal rt-al estate sale!>.
h·c1.,tnr.: und fO\cMmt-nb
m Oran~c and Sun 01e110
t'"11ntry For (urthl•r 1n
rormut1on contuGl ,
M'> /\ppleman. HIS52
Mal·ArtJ1ur Blvd. !)le 210.
lrvmc California. 92715
Ph 714'!175·1Jll8H
-('aUl''urA,1pt1F.atub '64 ~957-1150 ftttlon11le fe male rat . 4/5ta&5Slfi0ea. Culltomblt 1n bench ll t•· ••••••••••• .... ••••••••
Coahi«• $payed, !!hot.A 847 8291 6/109otlamorl(lt $~ $501 e40•c· 8 t)6e, can 831-3718 afU.
7311 ,.dlO~t'f A\'I' II fl T "" / t ... _ " au i;,• a ui "'t l' M ~ICUIUTY Yli4! "" wpm mus .,.... Blk 1 .. b m ix, mah:. xlnl f~'es Tax lnrlud•d ..,. " ..,....Cll very uccurate. i-:xp 1n th h Id ood '-0 " 6 mot new Sl200. aakln11 &:At c.iampu!\ Ur 11\11.. ~ llht' wt r ' rc·n. 8 man N CARO" $SCIO. Rea& POOi Table. one l-.c1ual Op1aor l'.111111> 1 1'114Jll !'..cl I' T. l>'!rrn 3 Iv ;MW' '-Jen orrrr,· /\pp ners 983·363'7 Draw .r<>ur own or &end pc "t a I e Ant 1 q u e
M ,.. )I ll mlll t'•l~·r in In r 3123 ' MacArthur •n n.ame. address. phont.' & 963-708'l675-~ ---------•I dU11lnial 1l't'UOly work S A fWiatt.. 1010 we'll make onl· card per Plv.1tw &r111 ll'Qd lr\'lnl' TYrtST ••••••••••••••••••••••• l•g.Add25<earh. M UST SELL NO W
l'\11nµl\•Jt oil 833 3000 C Nat ~ty for typtst 1n SOl''A 6 LOVESEAT Send check or money or Glona Marshall Figure ... surav1so1
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f\lll 11.rrM' & J)art LI m 1:
t.:Jtp helpful, ,·x4•t'llt•n1
If B I0<'11 liun Good
salary Fo r :01,µt call
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SA.LES CLHIC
llA•tull Mt1n11l' ll a nl~ .1ro·
Store ~ct>k~ exp qlt'~
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m11nnl' pnrt:. & iw 1I hout11
pn.ferred N11t1on11I <'u
With all mtoJnr l:w1w(1ts
induc.1111~ hfl' ins rnoJOI
m1:d1ral & rrllrt'll1l'O\
Weeke0<L., ,1 mu:o;t Call T
Walkf•r Mon ~'r1 3to ~pm
for appt. 49J·4<1~
t.:O.K -------SALESCLERK
RetaJI marine hardware
i;tore seelu1 exJ>('r i.11 lei.
clerk. bch lor Knld)( of
man nc purl:./s allbua ti.
pref'd Nul'I co w/Jll
muJ bt-nd1ls. inr life
"'11) ml'<l & rt'llr1•ml·111
Wkends a must Dill .I
Walls . Mun thro Fri
3 . ~p m • r u r .J p p t
714 &\5 1711 1-; 0 I'.;
Sult.~ Clerk. t'!-lJ tJh,ht·il
M:itmnurv !.lore nl't'd'
m ll I u r·" . 1 n s 1 d " ~al<.-spc-r-;on ()H11•1· c.·x
~ h\'lp(ul but not nel'
Fnn1w lw11l'f11 s Group
CJtt ltll for 111>1>t t:qu11I l\k:wport Center La-. Of dcrto Salon program S1ve ..,..._~
<>r.1vd:mpluy"' f1~"-· Mu11t ty pe 10 WPM . ~ tt~t~[l~:.~:1 P'ILOTPIUMTIHG ovt:f's100 M2·7884 ..,,.... tOl O
le 11al 1·x11er & die PO Box 1560 Ladles. men':1 coif clubs,•••••••••••••••••••••••
wphooe pref Knowlt'dl(l' Hlde·a beds 1179 Olsen Oleta M~a. Ca 921626 c.art.s. shoe~. bl'gll SIU SECY /RICEPT
fw Kap1diy iirowlnit Np\
Bch acc\tc firm Xlnl
n hu)' & benef for iwr•
wl xlnt •kill• Send 1 c
11wllt' meld al hu1lOI')' w
llonald Conrud. Conr3d
& i\b1>0c. Ste 325, 610
Nl'wl)Orl Ctr Or. N 9
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ol word pr<>ee!l8()r cqu• I> Mockl Home f\lm dom\ balls 439· 1439 Inflatable Boats
will be a b1~ vlu!i 1714 1549307"7 PlnbaJls f'oosballs Ouar New/Used t De010·~ 644-6400 & del $32:5 4t up Family E a M MUST SELL end tbls . Att.cic 84().2341 Mhc1l•H• c 0 a r
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SIU.INCOME
r ROrEtlTY
WAlTR~~&
WAITERS
Pnvate Country Club
Fo r 1nterv1ew call
644 S404
WAITRt:SS . prd b1
bngual Good l>'!rsonalr
ty Apply Ciuadal1tJar;i
Rt--.t.1u r anl . 66 5
l'ah•nno. C M
Wllh over $67 m1lhon 1n
hllk'!> lust yeur in our o f
f•n'. uur s ail'' s t..1rr
JVt>rtHtf'd S2 m1llH111 l'ttch WAITillSS
111 dObl'<I (.'Sl'r(IW!\ ~•lh a R·:Jl to 51-'M ti day:. wk
\/cry attral'\I H c o m /\pply 111 pel'lion TINO'S
m1s:rn111 11 plll /\ s up 30242 Cro wn Vulley
1iortlVl' hut uns1ru1•tur1-.I Prky. LagN1gu~l
pro(ei.i.1onol t•urn1 ng C'n v1ronm1·nt 1n nl'ur·ly 0000 Wanlrd front oHkl' 111rl
11Q h ot prr st1g1ous or optometml. Will trarn f1w~ 1wur On111),(e Coun ~$1'-9 _____ _
l.Y 1\1rport If you arc a WANTED MAIL CLERK
IJC('.llSt,'(J sal~l)('ri.on und Full timl' + bcocflll>
t\<lvc· been SUCl'l'S!ilUI a l hou111: i-all's, you l·an _Ag_::..es_l_Bt_2_4_646-__ +1.55 __ _
h•&m 1ncom1: propert y W a n t e d : C o m m
!><11\.'!I while you continue Salesperson. for young
\()do house sale" ewe do growing co .. video &
IXllh> To arrange a n If\· commun 631 ·0370
te r v1cw please write ---------
Do nald C Be rman . Wa nt e d r e c c pl f o r ~rJen\. Qu1111 Phtce Vt-ten nary c linic. Send
r ro1>4•rl1t'!> MOO Quu1I rt.'PIY Lo Daily Pilot P 0
St . i'lcwtiort BcaL·h. C:a Box 1560. Ad • 109 Coe.ta
!J2G6U. l;l\'l' work and M~<J .!0>2.6
,.um1ni,i hti.lur)'
Service Station /\tlcn
tillnl. 1·xrll'r'r1 l>.i)' &
t-;vc!> f''u ll & p t1m1• /\p
IJly, Sh1·ll Statwn. 17th &
rvLnc-. Nk
Warehouse
ORDER FILLER
PAQCER
boollcases . et c Olsen O'Netll Supen1.11l. Taped •••••••••••••••• .. ••••• Brand new 4 man. :.elf
Mock!l llomcf\lrn seams . Used o n ce Want.edmaleUnlvennty inflatable ('anopy hfr
(7141549·3077 cb!sn'tr1t SltO.S48-0256 or Sport1n1 h o u s e raft. currying r a:.e
Athletic C lub mem w/hfenngs 673-IHl9
TWIHottFUU
MattrC!ls or box spnngs
1211. t'llCh pc tset.s only I
Qut."t.'fl seu $89. Kin~ 1><:ts
S9'J Samplct> must tw
sold 1mmcdu1t1>ly from
our warehouse Ol'>cn
Model Homl' Furniture
(;all· S4.9 3077 Wed thr u
Sun. Credit Avail t/\l!iO
avrul . Uvin~ rm. bdrm,
book<'ases. lamps. end
tbls. etc ,
**I BUY** Good used f\lrn1ture &
Applrances-OR I will
sell or SELL for You
MASTERS AUCTION
~46-8616 & lll-9625
SSTOPS
Read no more' Wt have
au size matt~lll!ll from
s~ :.et. !>ofa/ luvc1>t•1Jl
Sl78 new. S pc &!droom
SH 7. sl~pel'l>. buokbt·tl!>,
t.'ftd u.blcs. el<" Why pay
s t.ort• pnt•cs'' Call Ct'n
tut} Model lloml' l''urn
Wl'\I thru Sun for tl1rcc·
t ions to W a rehnt.H ·
!iloraitc area In:-.\ <111l
crl'd•t a vu1I 549 :10r;
SA/CM area
CASH P/\JD
WlNOOW SHAHS
wooden shutters . m1n1
bhnds. woven woods &
wmdow unUng. January
S8 le 20'".f · 30"-" off A.5PEN 645-395 l
Carpel milt sells direct on
full rolls only Lowest
~re anywhere $49-8181
TIFFANY'S Pnvate Club
M c·mbcr '\hlp
S2~0 +traosfer. Cul l
G7J.33.'>I
benihip Day 6'4·~42 -~der. new 350hp
Malle offer. 64~·7~1 M IOU 640-'7000 ___ _
••••••••••••••••••••••• ....._, 9040 FENDER pr..c1111on b11s1-, ••••••••~-:.-: •••••••••••
rn.'tless. 4 mos old used l!
\1ml'!' M i ni r o n d
w 1rasc SJ20. 644 276ti
Hammond Porta 8 or1u1 n,
w/Leslie 122 11 100. R1('k,
:wr 1972 Coronado sloo11.
Palmer auxllary. tull n).!
Crw1w equ1p /Nc·wpn r1
slip
$26.500 A Y 646·9000
work 8 34 ·6707 h m i----------
534 7686 SEA RAY'S
17' to 36'
FTVE PIECE LUDW IG
Cymbals & cases 1375 firm 673 76~
COOKWAR E. wate rless
stamless. never used. 20
pcs 963 ·6570 Tue s 6 30 · l OP M . S at ---------1
OHlu hnM+we & HAIUUSON'S
Moving ou t . u sed .._.,__. IOH SEARAYIOATS
furniture. TV. s tereo.••••••••••••••••••••••• 3101CoutHwy.N.l:J
t!AM·12PM
~d 1\ems must go Xlnt new & usl'<I ofC' rurn. ~~~6~l~l-~2~S~4~7~~~ ~ plan r11~. wk benc hes 1.
Mobile tele·G E
~channel urut.
Call Terry. 752·6030.
Nl·wport Reac h Tenn1!>
club m~mbcrsb1p, goln"
pr l<'l' S l200. a s k1ni: ~1mk orr Call collect
7141325·Tl25 or 328 H7it7.
or wnte 10'1 S Indian.
l'alm Spnngs
lrvme fo'am1ly
Golf Membership
Sti00979·0631 Wkds .
CE. SURPLUS631·2777
Sp~ed ·O·Prinl 1-'l ul d
OuplJcator. Model 2300
For Sule "as 1~ ... l>l'bt of
fer &t2 4321 exl 297
TYPEWRITt::R . USM
Sel(.oct nr. !!elf <'Orrect
Cost SI 100. i.ucnffl•C SOOO
o r urfer 5 34 .7533
evslwltnds Offk•,.......
32' 1.973 Lu.hrs Sedan f'Jy bridge , dual J>tallon
Twin Chryslers /Nwpl
:i.hp
$33,000
f'act.ory Demo F'or Sulc
FISHEi MAH
rAYROLL
CLERIC
Must Ix• c.•>tf)('m•n<'l'd !
m<.•chr nl l'md 'a callon &
llci•eptmmstth.:ht hkkpl(. ti holul11ys For appl, ca ll
M>me t ypml(. 4 da wk, &:-Uy, 751 1732
Lauuna IJcar h nrca. Call -----
St•rv1rr s UlllOn .Jll<'n
clan\-;, full t ime . Lill•
mt•l·h 'I kno wlcd.1:1· a
must. Ne11t uppearnnc1•
& handwrlllnt.t. 1\pply
2500 Nl'WVrl Blvd C M
Our S:inla An<1 d1~tnbu
lion renter has an open
tnR for an ind1v1clu11I with
cxperienre '" sh1pp1ng.
rl'<:e1vinJ(, or warchoui.
mg. Duties mclude some
jorkhfl and ability to
dnve two axle van. Valid
Calif ro rnia driver:.
license reqwred. Apply
between 8am·ll8m. &.
tpm·3 pm . i\ntho n y
Schools . <1401 BlrC'h
Street. Newpc>rt Beach
<Near O.l:. Airport I
Equal Opportunity
Employer
For gd used rum. anti· ques&clrTV's 957.8133 140gal show tank, L'Om pl tnc. fish & wrought Iron
s t a nd . M us t sac
~1080. 96"'1848 Refri1t. llOlpc>int. apt size,
$150. Chrome & glass
High quality tasteful
funushmgs. Perfect for
Insurance. Acrountonts.
etc. Used 2 mOR. 64•·~:-i
Mr. Johnson
Sldil9IJ eon
25xll' <'Cnlt:r eon soh•
dlesel 450 m 1 range ut 2:!
knot.s 2000 pd hold . Self
ba1hnl( d eck. Compl
walk aroWld Swim step
Moonng IJnt.-i\. Mumper::.
L1fl' Jll l'kf'li.. Trlr
'20.000. ~l-4163
32' Grandy S pan Fishe r
fiy bndge. full Railey
Twin Chryl\lers/ all c>.·
tras
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Bllrbar11499·1JOI SALES G IRL e xp. Jr dinette set. 4 c hrs. S225. 2 ---------••••••••••••••••••••••• ROSANIHC.
2901 W. Coad Hwy. ......
541-5533
n-c.-·cev-t.-G-enc;a -l _o_H_1_re-~ts wear full/purl
II B firm ha:. nt."C<l for SecOfld Glance
Serv Sta llclp nc•cdl•d 1m
lll(.'IJ i''ull or 111 t. Apply
!JOO t; Cst llwy. N 8
bar stools. SIS ca. All xlnt COUICTOIS ..---,......~------.
cond. S46-2349 DOU HOUSE Survey "uar/Nwpt slip
118.500 AV 646·9000
sharp gal to assist m all 2122w. r...~anfronl N.B SGT PE PPEllONl'S
PIZZASTOHt::
Reblt twin si. mall. & box 6 ROOMS with m iniature
SSS. full $65. Stent twin runuture. a.· Slupi•Ck 09761 225 hp ONC w / VlH"' radio &
outnRitl!rS S hp a vail
$10,500673'5311
PBX faret:. of office t>ro-""'~ c.·t.>durcs Typmjl skills & ____ 675 3361 ___ _ Nuw h1nng for full & p11i~ openlol(s al locu
tmn fl('flr 0 C Airport
.,111:.t b;• 111 nr on •r /\pvly
111 l)l'r,on
set $35 full $45. king s et ~ SI SO Sfli. 8 & J . MATTRESS -r Ans werinsc s ervr<'l'
operator full & P/T. Call
~3561
OUlj(DiJlj( personulily at s•L•s• "'DY
mw.l. Contact 960 2441 ~ "" -T o p !!Jl e id ll d y . C'<
KN'<'Pllon1s1 Ma lure. a l penenr l'd . Exl'lui.n 1· WORKATHOME
Phone Sales
530-5.ao
8311 E. I.st Street !>.A 1~~Ccll~~6~42-~0~ll~I~~
547·5636 1-Quldr('Tl.S ski boat.'.. '>l 3. 2 a.· SEARAY f1ybndgc &
prs 125 ea Also. 1rt' trailer Full <'an va!>.
skates & hockey skates . l"hart depth i.oundcr .
szZdt3 Sl5ea.644~19 ROF. Vlff Must i.cll.
PBX OPl';HATOR
Orange Co /\rprt .1rcu.
1htcr bui.y sw1tl'h l>rcl. 1-·rr & PIT dav shift~ t: 0 1-: MJny lwn1.f11s
l'ay accurd1nJt to l'll fl
~11• 3333, 83.'l·3.133
PIXOPR.
Gruveyard poi-o ven
Jlpm L11 7am Xln\ rom
µany hl'nd1t!> C ull
!Hl 1212 i-;crn
l'harmiu:y Clt!rk. l'XP In
work in Cclm, <!A·:lr. hr '
per wk. Mon thru Sa t,
9:30am·Gpm. rd:. rcq
Phi call Mri-Ad1tmt..
64+757~ for 1nll'rv1cw.
P'lllA HELPEtl
K JO lo 5 PM. 6 da~!> wk
Apply 1n perbon. TINO'S
30242 Cro wn V a lle y
Prkwy. L<iguna N1~ucl
Pl:aa Man. expcncnn-d
URG t:NT
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With exp (or d ay bh1fl al
1>cnn1s Printer !> T o p
wtti.tl'll. xlnl tot>nr f. 54 yr
old ro in S/\ rrlot·alln~ In
l,.ag 1Ulh1. call 547 7171 ----PRODUCT I ON
TRAINEE
Rubbt-r hose product:..
lrvme a rea. mui.l j'ass company phy1o c·ol ncl
back X·ray. 540·7G3lJ
~:OE.
P/T JANITOR
Evenings. S3 25 hr lo
!ilart. Call Fred li:ll 2AAO
PIT recept1on1i,t for uutn
rc.,asr shop. G0<>d phnn•·
VOfCC & rapport with~·()
vie. Tues full d1J y. W1:d
Thurs 12 JO r. oo t1111w1 ,.
H 11 y S t r p h 1• n "
/\ut.omoti ve moo 1 • 111 (' l' n
ua. umt /\,CM 6.Jl 2002
200/o COMMISSIOM
If you know any one in
the real t.~lnlf huiunl's!.
you may qu1.1hfy 88 a
pitrt·llme rep . for
Stewu.rt Tille Co Earn
un averagE' of S80 per
tran s action . N o
minimum requirements
& )'OU do not have to give up your p~n\ pot1lllon c.au Michelle at 558 111<1 to arr11ngc an appoint
mcnt to d18run this ex
citing opport.u.n It y for ex
tra Income. Kcol estate
llcenceca 1m'! not clltil '*· .
Rea l t;s t ate Sa le s .
f\111/pl.time. 1,11'/unUc.
Earn while you learn.
Farm & rlilllch broker.
C.11 for appt. ~~.22()?. tr
noana. u lt aaatn. ---
truc11ve rnd1\'1dual · typ women '11 .ippa rel N ls
1 n ~ . h .. a v y ~ 1007
phont!-' r 1wn1•ral off1n~
:.k1IL'I ror buw 111 F'1 Mr
Jtr fmnl office an hour
1Ju)'4day WC'1:k S4f.·7117
Ht:Cl':l'TIONIST
SALES LADIES
F\Jll time duy!>. ralhni.!
on t.nd u.<i \ ry W 1 ll t r:o in
1>1:ri.on;1h le p1•r i.on t11
e.3J'Tl u1• to S15~1 c·omm
Mr Crumpton 9~ 22'7'1
Z)()()S E. Bn!>lol
Santa Ana llc1l(hts
M9·116'M
<Next to McDonald's )
1-Atual {)pJ>Or Employcr
WORKERS 1n chem1r ol
refinery S3. 75 to start
llJgh Sch rhem1s lry or
wo rk exJ>('r w1c h1·m
helpful I-~ 0 .E. M!l 3281
Merdtaltdlse •••••••••••••••••••••••
Olnelte set, color TV.
('()(fee t able. beds.
$4G-~.
Must sell 2!1" RCA t•olor
TV. Sl50 2 matc hing
bh1ck hv1ng rm chair~
$80 2 lovely table lampi,
SlOO L<iwn mower $25.
631 :MOR We how ;in 1mm('d1a1"
01~n1n.: rn our N l'"' IXlrt
Uca l'l1 .,all''i oHWl' for .1
wl'll "ronml'1I. 11er,ona
hit> 1nd1vldu.tl Mu:.t bl·
e?CIX'"''nl't'll .rnd an ac•
l'Ur:.ttl' ty p1:.\ lluur'
!IS :io. Sunday lhrou).(h
ThurMlnv N1111 :-omolrnr
l'leu.,l' (':i ll Uarbar a
Salespropl(•, ror prom•t
t111ns, nl•t1l & IJn ~hl
MuJ>l hav1• t•ar Good 0 11
PortW\lty w11 h l(rowm.:
<·umpany Ll'ud '
funubhNi f11~h eo111m
831·0!1 0 2 C l ll Sbh f \'
Gruphw~.
ShHt Metal M~chanic
El1'11rnmc" Mf1tr rw1•1h
.1 prrc1s1on llht>t•t ml'tnl
mcchafll r . Cla~s A. fo r
our rn:H·h1n1· llhop. Musi
k.now ;i II µhasci. of cle
vt>lo11mc nl l·:x~·r with
11hcar. form1111( nee S pot
wcltllng & ~"~ wc ld1nR
e"µcr h1•lpful. We orft·r
top puy & hencflls. Job I!>
lul'ltll.'<I m L1.11(una 8t1h.
Ca ll for <1ppl. Rcrkeh:y
Cuntro b , µt·rsonnl•ll
1frpl 17 14 ) HJJ.JJUO
lrvmc. EOI-:
.wi .. s 1005 Ye II o_w_n_a_u_.:_• h_u_h_ y d l'
••••••••••••••••••••••• couch, J.<ood cond .. SJOO
l>tt\111> fi42 lli26.
R1-cl•pt1onist/Typ1s t. float
sa l e:. o f ff l'c
W C'l•ke nd s + 2 to J W('f•kday~ l.uod typing &
apt1tu<lc for f1~urcs rl'Q
C".all "75 ·~ w_t.:_kd~~s
fkc,•pl 1un111l Sl.'1 r el a ry
for bll.'>y Oi•ntJI '>Pl'l'llllt)
1>r:t('\ICI.' n l'l·tled . Ca 11
ti44 1)1.8.'J
IW:>t<1ur;i11t
TACO BELL .loo oppc>rturullt!S a \'aila
blc 1\pply m person
1555 1 Rrookhur:.l Sl
We<-tminsler Mus\ be Ill.
1-;0t:
lu~taur:rnt
SalesJM;rsnn for JCWl'ln
st.orc Quahfwd. matun•
673·044!1 Lido V1ll11.:1-.
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SaJ\'!5· lll">f>On."l•h· 1wrso11
nt.-t.'<ll'<I lo l('afn urlH'•·
l>upply h11 ~ Bu!>y &
pl•·u~anl work ll1•:t r h
Statt011l'r'. 41/tfl ('ampu'
Or I\/ B
Sal,.~woman. fu ll t 1m1•
""·cdcd for .i;ourmd (111111
:.lorl' m C::O,,t<J Me!>J t 111
awt MG~
Sandw1r h & Sala d A•
s embl1>r -.. ·pa r \ t1m1·
Slim 9 3011m Also lull
ume. ~m lpm Mus\ h1•
neat. dean & dcxtcrou'
$3.2.5 p/hr. 97!1·0747 lor
appt art IOom. Um·,
Kttch<'n fCIMJO Sandwich Shop Se am!>lrl•ss t:x pc r ,
nced.'I mature womnn for mngmnt. tr1tmct!,"cu.cer ~aver" 5411 5!1111 bet. counter wailrc ss/ o M&3PM kll<'hcn asst . S hort _ti_A _______ _
hours. No Sat or Sun S l' a m ., t r ,. 11 l. ~ s , c x
Cor W161h St&Superior . Jlt!nenc·1·d. Mon ThurK.
CM. 6.11·:J04.2. Afik for Mr. 10.4':xl Nr 0 C. airpo rt
C:hfr 97'9-1483
Restaurant Seamo;tresi1. canva!I & up
Hos~s hols l e r y pro du C'\h
Sh1ppin»
Sh;irp r.1rl N1·~·d1·d
Slll l'PINC I
rrnCF:IVINCi
3 Dtiy Wc·ck
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1lhtm•" r1-<'c1v1n1t & pn ('
1n1~ 1 lulht"' Mu!>il lw ar
rur 11.i' POll1lll/f\ <>Pl•n 1 m
nwd in our <.: M or.-
Ca ll for c1ppl Morr thru
S.•\ IOam llpm
THE LOOK
644-6500
SILK SCREEtolEtlS
wanted La1tuna Niguel
arcu 831-0902
Snack bar: run rcglMcr.
assil1t 111 prcpurot1on or
r· o Id food s . !\ ,. r v 1·
hc•vcrnRl'' 1-'u llt parl
t•me /\pply 1n l>(!rson on
f-)ldny
Tiit: M'fl'1Qll8 GIJILO l~l K Oyer Ru. Santa
MB
751·3181
Antique Music Boxes •
Slot Machlnus ! Clocks•
l lUGESELECTION
Anericc..
Inlet national
Galleri•s
Open Wed. th ru Sa\.
~Kettering. Irv.
(714) 754-1 777
Antique oak rever~c S
desk S950 642·2164 o r
673 (T18'l ·------Vt'r'j Old SOLID BRASS
DOUHl.t: BED C all
!(YT s:xJf; -----AppliancH 80 I 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••
FRF:IGffT DM1AGEO
II <1J'PO I NT SA I • F: 33()g
W Warner nr llurl>Or.
Santa Ana 979 2921
H/\RG/\INS U11ed ref nits.
wi.hr.., dry rs, g uar. l><'i-1
buys. we scrv. appl lk•'\I
Appl 536-091 l. 536 4330
CASH PAID
Wshr I Dry rs / Refri gs.
werlunR or not 957·8133
WA.i;IHm DRYER SALF:
c.l l• I u x c mu I t 1 · l' y r I 1•
mo1kl!1. Completely rt•
built. ref1111shcd, 1 year
gwsrant<'C Your choice.·
Sl~earh DehV<'f'Y Sale
end.'I 1 15·79 So Coast
i\ppllance 537 2542 t'1Um<>.12 nnon 8PM P e rmane nl pn•111 io n
Callhler's H...., p/t Compuny beiwf1t11. l'lll> SOl.DEtlERS F,h·~-tric Dryer. white. Eveftinc) lus ,.tnOR preferrl'd ~5 224~---R<"I~ 2 yrs soldl'nnR & Whirlpool. 165. Goud
SKIN""" llAVL'"' 11:1C1"RIT RY •1... winn11 .-x1wr Point to _,. ,,.,, 8585 · '' • ,..,, ~ A ..,.. nMt µomt i.oldf'n nft of rotary ("-''"·-"""------
Kestaurant 5111-0440 LI ght book kc<' Pin II swilrh1.~. not f'CD. some Sears Dryer . elect Xlnt
2:S2M f.u Paz. Li.g flill11 J 5pm Mon lhru Fri r abllnR cxpc:r helpful rood S2(J() or 111•111 tradl'
R1·stuur11nl Man iq~er· ~e~port ghrbo r COL1<.:1n11trumcnt.i;Corp, for gas or romp11rnble
Ra111dly )?rowing P1tza "" er an u r r h 2650 Croddy Way. S .A. rond. 546-2349
rhaln New restaurant _ _:: ... 1_btc__w_n_9-_3_.___ (7141556·3100 t; 0 E
under construction 1 .... .--ET "IY/ FULL G.E. refng. S500ood Con
Qill aft 5pm . S48·S638
M1s1· rurni\ure. rhl'ap.
dc:ik. waterht.'<l, rufn.:.
1.'tc. 675· 1900
Refng. sofa 4' chair:..
breakfa s t s '·t .
lawnmower. rhcs \ &
d r e ~ s ,. r • Y a m a h .i
motorcyr le &17 °'®I
Dita le Sale . 3 Pr 1920 fra
r ol le r t iblcs : rhrna
c·abinl'I $250. folding lt•af
table $175, Pie rrust la
bll'Sl25 548·3758 aft 6PM
Queen sz sofa bed S250. 2
Swivt•I roc·kcr <'hr' SlOO
(•a /\II J.loral d1•s1an
Hc.<aJ:onar Rnmt· 1nbll',
pecan SIOO & ·I barrel
dtrs. itnld S.'>O ca Ir a II
bought J ' a group SSOO
213 592 2036 II n q p 1
llarbor area. -----6dr drei.ser w1m1rror s~.
3 ~n rockin~ c hrl), d1H
styles SSO ea Sora. gd
oond $45, Antique vanity
w11rurroni & bench $65
\l46-98Z.'l. -------~ 8060 •••••••••••••••••••••••
i\QllA rtcg. Durk Bay
More• W /S \nr on
forehead. ready and Vt•I
Checkr'<I for breed In~ A I
lle 11 lth. ICLABREH
BLOOULI NE > M u s 1
Sa c rlfir c S700 Call
714 7J7 l'M9 ----Arab Qtr 11cld1n g. 8 yri..
Englt V.esl. tn11l1sh ow
Gd dlsp 640-9613
LMdock 1075 •••••••••••••••••••••••
IAIYGOATS
Nannie1 • B1lbes
l -631-6990
Atk for Kris
B lb E II \ A Stationery Store In d.IUon u o a . x c e en T·IME ,.._Adel M .~ ... \ b & """"'"" :tr nt.'1:vS ex· 548..uo'l or 548·3024 Cts. ~r.%1.f~ for Requlre70wpm typln11 & ~ale.11 lody. Full· WlftdmW •Tower. 614 S appt,or senc1 r~ume to 90 wpm 3horthand. Ex· lime.~. xlnl work Washer & Dryer · Ken· Cleveland, Ocunslde.
Classtficd Ad 1!3'73. Daily relle nt nd vA n <'r m c nl mg conds . .,;spcdnlly more;-FrlRtdalre. S35 for M·f'.8to5.114·722·50\0
Pilot , P.O. Box 1560 potcnllal·top benefit s finechenw le . G?S.1010. ~ 66f·2682. Dana _....,, , .. ,_ IOIO
U>tita Mesa, Ca. 92626 Fo r r on n d t!nlhl irl o.u ·------~-·-· \.n"V1t.-w Mr. ArmslronH. '" llcyct.I 1020 ..................... ..
RA!etaurn.nt Counter Help ~ut 7401 SOIJCnORS ••••••••• .. •••••••••••• Newport Beac h Ten nis
Irvine C luhhou &l' AVCOl"lnitnrial twtpenen<'cdOoly.~ll Club membert1hJp. l850.
Motur" woman. Good Serv1rc:11. Dslly Pilot. llil(hest com· ~ & Com~RJ 6444I02Qbtwn 9am·5pm
pay, x.lnt working cond I'~ 0 .1':. ml 11100 p id y ... _ .. bo w/fullrlub privlluue11. ----11 a · our /....tlch nn Ka. IZ. """"• x sprin!(ll. " ~Ill home. Over 21. us-' Jood sb= '"'" Jnck 754.7500 Secretary. P IT . min. l.D. Card. Call 335.6453, 3,5, & 10 spd MX Bikes ""'' · • .,.,
Ei\ftN XTRA MONEY wal(t. or b\!Uer . I ~ B l -3P.M. -PQJ,ll. 41 _r c palrt1 ttll Mlke .S.~· .
n.-"''T _. ck oro. ~94·2529 , 2 13 / ei;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii makes C u11 tom b it Port.a.potty. sso. Ford
I -•• 111.'0 nt.'i.."ui we • m3212.. -laMIC bOt day help· No nia;hts or TaLB ! 2470N_; Blvd CM truck \•xt~naton. S50 w~kcnds. Call Penny l mrnedlate full time M2·T910 Campr lle·downs. S20
tor 1ntcrv. 646·~1 or SICllTAIY opcnln~ ror Commercial ~~mper atcp, $10
Your f rlendt and _~ __ 121_4_a_lt_6 _____ ComttucUonten1ln~nn1 Teller Exper1cnl'' pre C-r•l nelCbbon uae Cla.ullled or iented ucretarr r~butnotrequired. ._.,_.. IOJO w b e n t be y h • v e U you're not readlng \ht needed for lmmed pot UNITED .. ; ................... .
Entire atocll of over 150
cerami c m o l d • •
IJ'Hl'IWU'e + a potter'I
Wheel • 2 showcaae1
F.noultb to 1lart bu.&ln•• mo.ir1-e123
aom&bina t.o aeU. They'll Uule ada 1n ClauUitd# Uon wllh Newport Buch CALIFORNIA BANK Camera : R oll el E· l 10
tell you bow well It :U~Y mlnltr
0
tlrnm1aatlolotn 101 developert Salary eom m Ocean Ave Lafuna "SPY' .. camera w /a ll worbdfortbeml ... menaun e upenence Biach-.CIS4tE.O.E. au.tchmenta Uke new ~II 11aome-rut buys Aaldor Lynn 752·1904 m.m2/l15-&'580 Ru11ell
r, ..
bouj!ht lar ~o·r b oat
Nt.'W kg sz walt'rbed. com ·
pl wl heater on lthr
frame. Pd S650 Must ~~ Asking $35(), 848·506t
Newly pamled bike. new
rac1nic seal. new free
Men's Srott Boots. size 7, SSflOO Ph67J.Jl!!lll
wheel & hand b rake. new
we1~ht p<.-ddles & new
Ure, $50.Call962·1713
J!OOd rond S50 or best ----
of r Ca ll LJ ur1c.: .i(I 24' Sk1p1ark. fl ybnd.:l'
6 OOpm Ph 642·9130 Twin 170 Volvoi-. i.w1m
------slt"J>, V II F & 'umloi:
Nord1('a Bannc1-. 8oob $12 .900 or best John
MetL' 10. top hn" Xlnl tl75 <t22!J Looking ror a home or
your own? You'll find
many homes advertiaed
(or sale in Class1h ed
rood StoO 642 2'J7tt ---------1951i 27 Chr1:. C rar1
Han5l'n top llnl· booh hullno i.t'. I win 1•ni:
ladle:> SIZl' tl whlll' lirJnd runabout Xlnl 67:J.TI7 I
new $100 iS9·9305 ..;., Sall --,060 ~;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:~;:;==~:;::;~;;:;:;:;;;:;. . ................. !' ••••
every day
Wea~ of C£ove
This Valentine's Day send your love
a greeting all the world can share
with a Daily Pilot Hear1 of Love
II s easy . c omp os e y o ur
personalized greeting & we 11 set
your message 1n type 10 111 the
border ol your cno1ce or your own
handwritten thoughts may appear
1n the border yo u setecl
Borders come 1n 3 sizes $15 $1 0.
& a special child s size for $2 (You
must be under 12 to qualify tor tn1s
one). If you w ish to c reate your
own greeting. use a black pen &
wnte your message 1n the heart
below or draw you r own Valentine
of this size. ~
for help with your ed. 1ust 'C811
642·5678 & a friendly Valentine
ad·v1ser wt1 t be happy to assist yo u.
And. '' you hke. you can charge
your Valentine ad or use your
Master Charge or Bank Amencara
DAILY PILOT
842-5878
Ma11 to Daily Pilot Class1hed
Oepartmenl Bo x 1560
Costa Mesa 92626
I
a;· Sc:iqu1'sl. 5 hp mtr
beautiful c·ond M:iny
XlrtL'i S9000 Ca II 771 000
da)'S
llob1e 14. 1mf'l'\1.11•ul111t•,
extrai., SI 11)0
979 14113. 770 17&1
CAI. ~ 1-·u II "r u"" &
rlll'c VHF. depth Knot
log II ... arl~. 11lnl rnnd
$850() Ph 493 3'S:lK
32' ~HICSON. 7 hJ ~~
wtwel. I'll dn, l'rv pl~
1-:"l'' 71 I !Iii>! 5902
l'l'Ll•r:.on 4o
und1•r c.·o n -i tru,·11011
8anC1ll ~inches stc;irni-
rroi.l & hydr~ullc:. 1-\.r I•
rnN' $185.000 P Squarl'CI
&alS~l·4163
AMERICAM24
:-, hop p 1 n .e for J 11
Amencnn 24? Check our
trade tn Boot, motor &
trailer Must sell' No re
a..'IC>f'Ulble offer refust.-d .
Broker 962 \151 \I
Cal 20, new i.ntls. VIII-'.
fihp ()1 U. many 1•xtrui-
UXX>/b!it orr tl37 49W
CL.ASS IC
17' Chn11 Croft runahoul
6ryl cnl!, Ur. all xtnci-
250 hr!> fresh water onl)'
fioat 1s ab:iol u1..i~· nc~
SS5(K} "v 1;.t6·00011
loah. su,.;
Docb 9070 •••••••••••••••••••••••
SUPS A Y AIL.AIU
YAC Newp(>r1646-05St
S l 1p1i for lt'n s t•
Leasebacks . Chartl'r~
Newport Bayview Yac h•
Club. &:JI 1900
Ne«t sue for 25' s ail boal lrf rfewporl lk11ch -pfn
den fee. Office 879·3Z2il
ut. 78.1home974·0A67
MOORING
with bout for Ncwp()rl
0.11ch rellldcnl w11ntcd
Pless" t·ull art 8pm
1144-7994 -·
9010 • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'18 KAWA.SAKI JET SKI
440rc ma w/\flr 123911 new. Sac at $19$0 Call
Nelllon s.sa-1120. 76&-~
Malle your •h opping
_. b)' utlftl tM Dally
PUot auaa.n.t Ada.
MEW & USED C AA'> & TAUC ll \
O .. E"'4 C,EVEH OAT'>
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NIW 1971 DOOM COLT
DOIHll "TWIMSHIFr DIPLOMAT H ,.. 1 c 1-1 e A c K
Autom.tic: "'nvl t()C)
d Ii stnoe & mot 1
(31284)
54M5
Calt1orn11 M1fo10•
Cnamoeon ,.,,"'
t•d• m nuld111 01
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mot8'1 14)
54ft5 ••••••••••••••••••••
HEW 1979
DODGlllOO
VAN
Autom&hc 318 V 8
ltnlOd gl{l!., Wn110 In
oolor ( tCJ05.4)
HEW 1979
DODCHIJOO
VAN
AulomlfltC 318 V-8,
tinted Olil86 I '>839!>1
············•******* 1977 DODGE
LOHCHED
PICKUP
Automatic. power
steenng. tow miles
11F6721 7)
1975 DATSUN
1-210
4 apeed. vtnyl top
(066NKK)
53995 51895
Includes
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AulumatlC'. AM /PM * •••••••••••••••••••••••
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Ina hi baC'k ae1t1. IOIMcLAllM'a '""'·yellow/black. 71POllSCHltJ4
&Jl"('lef i111ant . rru'8e t'OO AM / f'M U ,000 M I.
trol. fJOPlOI> roor. aus & '°'9111 ~r.r jf,•t•i°~·.;i:;.
flU l anka. Ta,•oma •XJ6R.epain4'Servlce• ca .. ette. ahoy1, Xln't
""h«'IAI & low mllca L.lc JOC!Hetme1':/./Ja,uar eond. (055TZW > Utl81~ S.1" 1'3a.'1 Ulftft r••A c -1 -~ ..
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Scion Van ~• Too ~. low
ml cwitom vaml You'll dl~ 11 1 lf48 9101
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C10iWd SUnday1 ,,__ 97Ji-Ill 8'71ide Onve
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••••••••••••••••••••••• New1>0rt8each 873-GeOO
•74i,., JllMMll'l·Healey, blk.. * $ •pd., AM/VII uu.
'4500, Beat otrer. Jhn. ---------work IU·HIO; home
'151·13152
9735 .............•.••••• , ..
'73 eonv. Top cond new
tires, attteo •tape deck
Movtng to C.nada Muat
tell. $4150 844'7 !Jt
.... t7JI •••••••••••••••••••••••
miracl e
mazda
...... 9755 •••••••••••••••••••••••
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MAZDA/RIHA ULT
2l.SO Harbor Blvd.
COSTA MESA
645-5700
'5 RENAULT 16 Gd cond. Only $700.
SALIS. SHYICI
AHDLIASIMG
OVERSEAS DELIVl':KY
EXPER1'8
IAllUIH
VOi.YO
IMS Harbor Rlvd
COST A M E.'iA
'46--9103 540.946 7
900 So. C..t Hwy.
U,..le-'
494-1111
t92S
OttAtoeGrt COUNTY •••••••••••••••••••••••
VOLV.o '70 Chrysler New Yorker.
· otr, all pow.,r, s tereo
EXQ.USIVELlwOLVO litpe deck . $750. 1712
LarKest Volvo ~11l1·r Galaxy Dr. N B 642·7743
an Orange Coun~' ----B~~i&i\S Cwf.JCGI.... 9930
~'!i:tt~-,~ I ~·~··~; .. ;_;;;·~ .. ;~~=
• ..,, .• Rood Mu11l s~·· llurry '!111!~~~._-.. _~ ... -~ .. I woo't lwit ' ~1 1.377
2025 S. Manchester I.in<' Cont Ma_r _k _l_l_I
Anaheim 750-2011 needs work ssoo ' ~ 675 1900
2 S w e d l :.h Volv o
Mec ha nic-. n ow al Con..+h 9932
I van·,., 1995 H arbo 1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Blvd , CM. 645 1982
'1H~v Van "'»too Many
1•-c.1 rt'" Aft s 548 2638 or 631 161b
A1'o limited number or
l978 320l 's la i.llU avail•·
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whls, P/wind, AM/YM 11teroo & tape. 3SK m1 .
fnj()(), 552-89611 ll I ·2040 49M949
~ tJ!lt · "70 3 tprt-d 1hJft. 6 ryl
~I 3410 C'\L"ltom Iona bed, $900,
1977 BMW 320i·Blac:k with
tan l.nt.enor. a ir cond •
AM /FM c aaaelle ,
"12 RX2 MAZDA V ......... •••••••••••••• A"4C 99QS Cood cond . $8$0. Cea7i •1 DlAUR IN U.S.A. ••••••••••••••••••••••• '711Corvelle
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tU-:NT -,tJ 1.uxury Molor WI WIU IUY
tlonw u · t1lt<t•J .. o W>o YOUlt OA TSUM
wit .. 6' ml tM-0 ~ PAIO FOR OR NOT
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equipped S6~00 Will
tr.de for <.'111d Sevllh•
117$.~ --lw/lo Senk•. ,.,..
& AccHtoritt 9400 .......................
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llOfl 11y1JI for a t1m blu{'k
(:h(w An)' rl'a80tlobll' of
fe r ov .. r $8 50
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il Honda4.50. 2 inlo I P•Pt'.
new ~ar tare. not run
rung, 960 2938 ---
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9520
TOfJOOLLAI
FOltTOPCAIS
BARWICK DATSUN
"-, 1, 1 I I\, ' 1 1
8 3 1-137!'> 493.))7')
Wio;PAYTOPOOLLAR
for lop used CBnl·fOrc1gn,
domt.~tl<'S or classics. If
.vour car is extra clean,
Sl~ 1.119 Fl RST !
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2925 Harbor Blvd .
COSTA MESA
979-2500 ....................... ---------
WOOOIF. 1946 .. 'ord
BeautJful ! $6500.
644-7183 ---'46 f'ORD WOODY
t)!Uy restored! Sl3,000
67>6161
Mercedeii Bent Classic
1961 190 Diesel. 4 dr
sedan Old body s tylf'
Restored to Like New
cond1t ion th roug houl
Pnvatc party. Must St'll
iD'lme dlale ly . Wall
sacrifice. Sl.2.500 or bt'st
offer. 714~1.381
'57 MCA Roadster: Real
ly c lean. One Ownl!r.
S'2llOO fnS-2494 67 3-0062
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&TRUCKS
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. 546-1200
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540-5630
1011\SO\ & SO\
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... 9540 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2626 HARBOR BLVD.
Modified M1dgl't, xlnt COSTA MESA
oood, no mot.or. Best of·
(er. 538-0318
4 Wheel Dri••• 9550 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ............
LOW
LEASE!
"79 CHEROKEE
Cuadra-Trac . powe•
steering & brakes. heater
(Ser. 18861)
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dealership in the lnine
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MAC PHERSON
CHEVROLET
21 Auto Cent.er Drive
JRVlNE
768-7222
WANTED!
Late m odel Toyotas,
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"'-646-tlOJ w S40-t4'7
lwllol. hftpott.d
4ll8-422l8 0 MUSTSB.l l,oad l•d 12.000 m 1.
Michelin t.1res & in 1m· Mazda '72 RX·Z, 4 dr, new
mac:ulate condition radial tires, new dist'
104 lSX E L P r i. ply. brb. tuned eng, 26 mpg,
SQSOO.CallM5-l47S. l owner. SllSO. Ted
R iY '74HometlfatchbackXfi $11.700 . fl73 ·4117 or CARVER cyl. Auto trans . Pow 759 Itel IOUS·ltOYCl Str & Bruk~~ Ai r ---
, ... , .... ..," Buckets. amlfm stereo & COUl)Clr 993). \'---..J= .. Hll more Golden tan with ••••••••••••••••••••••• Luc:aa 645·4880 1daya) 197' IMW 2002 962·9511 bef 7am, art
COUPE. 4 speed tranJJ.. 6pm. C DWNDAVS
tan intenor. Low m1lci. '74 XH7 Ucluxe, clean
One Ownt'r AsktnK i!IOO S2000f1rm
'59SUveTCloud l Call 963 1121 ~ve~ ~ 10 GJI 26&1 wr cooc:Utiorung & U)W -'---------miles. 1446NYEI ~Itta 9740 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~ ------'70 Cougur XH7. llhr mt.
i8 JOOD. rc>et.all!c brwn. ---~-~---Md 991 o full pwr. very c•ln. Nu
weekends •
OMLYS6895
HOWARD Ch .. rot.t
Dove & Quail Sts
NE)VPORT.BEACH
133-0555
'75 s.-n. 4 s pd. all xtras In
cl. sunroof. low ma
Beauty 548·2667
c.,t 9715 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ltber inter. s unroor & Ul6l Rolla Royce Sedan, ••••••••••••••••••••••• =nt. run:. xlnl $1750.
stereo, 9900 mi's, $19,000 rane ronct Elegant wtu~ ·n Ele\·tn. a ll u1 m i., l848__ _ __
&3686 l20.$CIO. 640-4999. good. cl~an cond ~.995' f17 Cowiar Aut.o. PS/PB.
c..-...&.. Call Art very dean SIOOO. Call
'fn 2:i() SE Clus1c Coupe. -9760 !m-7060 673 91117 642 1.116 Lo m1 . SACRIFICE. ••••••••••••••••••••••• __ 1 ____ ~-
$6500. Private ply. '70 S aab 99 . n e wt•--------Dodlp 9935
915'7-0l20 M1chehns, runs gre at i2CENTUKY ••••••••••••••••••-•••
$995 Call Pete Maly, CONVERTIBLE ·~~t!':~r~ cood BSL51days Very SHARP• 454 , air
9SH!i68 To,oh 9765 cond.. powe r st,.cnnll f1'
76 Capri 2 3, 4 s pd . ----_;.,;.~---••••••••••••••••••••••• brakea. ne w lop n('w
AM/Fm, Cass. 25.000 19'184.50SL13M.Mllanbm. 'fllTo)'oUCorona, auto, braku. A M t-'M 11
nus. OCfers Ore.JMY378 stereo, aoaolutely mint asking f7SO or best offeT t.rack.1KF.M01 ~ 18311
!m-1564 S 2 9 • S 0 O . E v e s Call642-92155
'17 Aspen Spec-1al Ed1llon
wa1too. mint cond .. :Ice
wmd . elec seal.11, clcr
door IOC'kA, rrw!lie ront . air cond , deluxe 101 .
8,000 mi, IS HOO 631 Q'~
,.... 9940
i2 CAPRI Eng. xlnt cond. ~~~ 3 3 O 1 ' d 'I 5 --.7"""'7'-T-O-~-OT-A-
Good mil trans . car ---------
'77 CUSTOM Century
Sedan • E.x~ car S3.":.0 ror q1.1ck )!tit' 494 4673
•••••••••••••••••••••••
..
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Dahm 9720 ;..~wner . $22.000 ~WM/FM radio
••••••••••••••••••••••• ---------S4 t ts
C •me 9'15 FORD •••••••••••••••••••••••
•DATSUHS• ..... WtctioR -
Of Alt MocS.h
SALES.LEAS I NG
PARTS·SERVICE
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
284SHARBOR Bl.VD
54o.64 I 0 540-02 I l
* DRIVEA. *
*LITTLE ... *
SAVE A LOT
SHOP&COMPARE
BARWIC K DA T\UH
"'\ lfl 1 q Ill I 1j'i t I 1r1•
8 31-137!'> 493-337!'>
"We need to buy clean
Datsun wsed c:ar.i"
S WW Pay Top Dollar$
COSTA MESA
DATSUN
284SHARBOR BLVD.
540-64 I 0 540-02 I l
MZBZ 1973. 4SOSE. Call642-0l38 "78 El Dorado rellrt'd
W!tlle w /saddle 1ntr PRIVATE PARTY G M E.xecul1ve Ownn Mint rond. Lo miJeage, driven only Pnme cond ~ect body. Ph 751-1337 17C.elical..&.kenew-bestor. S11.900493-7893
ys,673-9140eves . fer low miles. While Tl SedAn dl' Villt . One
'76450SEL Met.albc Hrue 642-~ o wner . rully equip
& matorung leather int i9 Cellu GT Cpe s Spd. S6. 7 50 . Wt• e k day"
Loaded' A.slung SL8.SOO air, wire ~kt whls. xtra1 7»9501 SIU-~e\e-.
Call: 64,5..2613, afternoons 900 ma $6995/ B orrer. 7i ~an de Ville. One
please. 9fi6..3648 o wner, fully ecju1p
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-71 LTD II <:ounlry Sq
Stal Wai;on L<iadcd,
xlnt rond IG, 000 mt PI'
IW-2021, 644 25911 * ·14Mn230
Xln't rond. 'door sedan. Au'.s~. (ISl.38)
$6995
CHICK IYBSOH
VW-PORSCHE·AUDI
446 E. Coast Hlway
1 at Bayside Drive
Newport Beach 673-0900
* '764.SC6L, sliver. like ne w.
28.000 mi's, $21,SOO or bat
dr.4'9·5000
9742
T,... 9767 $7,000 . W i:c k1 -.y ~
••••••••••••••••••••••• _7_~_950_1 ---------
'77 TR7, whl. AM/Jo'M '76 Eldorado. full power. 73T Hard, new llr~s. new
c ass. aar, xlnt c ond ruce.16100/bsl off hr.tke!\, fl pwr, runlli xlnt.
~S618 ~ Si'Z:llOO. 964·1848
FOR SALE· TR7 1976 lo w
rrulea.ge Days 549--0644
Eve 675-7147
vo1a.,.,._ 9770 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'T.I Beet.le, s unroof. 4 spd,
stereo. nu paint. Alk111g
$2150. 875-9789.
'67 VW Bug. sWll'OOf, new
paint, AM /FM. runs
x.lnt. $1200. ~7 ~eves
'74 VW. 39M m i l es,
AM/FM. Mus t aell'
675-8252 or 675·3560.
'68 Gala 11y 500, radio.
heat.er. p/s,pl b Eng &
body an good cond 1st
$700 lakt:i. 1t Xlnt Tra ni.
car 00·9085
1972 Coupe de \11llr. new -
llres xlnl rond stereo '71 F'ord LTD WJO?n
a1C. vinyl top Llhr Auto A1rtrond No.>w tire:-.·
seat & window) SI 7115 hrake-; Xlnt l'Ond. $1200
1977 Coupe cl1• Vtlle.
yellow. loa dl·d Im
mecuJat..e 25,200 milei.
$8500. S4CJ 2011
644-6632 _la)._'17_59 ______ _
78 Seville, yello w w / '64 Galaxie. 4 dr. V8, )\d. ~loW int., lo mt, TOl.-e lrani. R&H , C lean .
o r buy Xlnt rond N.-ed" c lul<'h $450
548-3230, S37 789\. L.1ndu 5'5-33411
'77 Wht St:vtllt:. 32,00-0 McrYerick 9947 ······················· ·---------miles. m ;.e~s. many •••••••••••••••••••••••
'68 MGB Convert.Good
rond. W /hard top. $1300.
545-48
tfflMGMIDGET
Bonnet, cover , wire
wheels nardl steenng
wheel, true aporu car .
AM/FM at.en!o. Best of.
fer CaH S52-0ll87
'72 VW Bw;: Xlnt rond
bed, snrf. red/wht, Besl
ofrer 642-:>676
xtras SI0.500 540.8!155 77 V II 1!1.000 malt·s A/C
-xlnt C'Ond. S3500 759-5031
Ca:uao 9917 before 5 _l'_M __ _
'74 Bug. xlnt rood, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ 9950
BestoUer. IS Camarot LT AM/Jo'M •••••~•••••••••••••••
(7141898-21661Hdaysl ster . nt'w t1rei;, mug~. Ol<ANGJo:C'OUNTY'S
1976 VW Bus . Runs m1&Stsell.49'.l.26.17 NEWEST
pe rfect. $3900 Days '76 LT Type. 4 5pd, A/C. UNCOLN·Mfo;RCURY
673-1435 uk for Tom, aH AM/FM, 8 lrk . xlnt Dcal~r..tupi11nowOPJo:N
New 79 280ZX A/T , P/S. 4 76 MG MJclget. Royal blue
pass. s alver Lac. pd. wire/wheels 11.11. rck .,
SU,347 530-6409 AM/FM Tonneau & boot cover lo miles, xlnt cond 19732dr., new pa int. $1075 4!M-ml after&PM Runs good ---~~~-~I
6.~119 cond $4,*><l1orr 898 :>981 RAY FLADEIOE
*
'71 Rally Sport , xtrn
cleM. loaded, S2S-OO o r
best Must sell 644 2790
O.vr*t 9920
LINCOLN MEl<CUKV
16 IHJ\utoCenkr Ur
Sl>Fwy l .. akt> fo'ore~t c•x11
IRVINJo:
130.7000
546-142 t MGil 97 4 .........•.............
~~~1·•·· .... .,. ... ••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••• AllCI 9707 '73 240Z Xlnt cond. M111<s . '73. Needs 1 ltlle body
•••••••••••••••••• ••••• AC, AM I FM II trk. Aft. 5 work. Mwil sell. $2300 or
76VWIUS
hrtWCAMrH
~. AM·Jo'M stereo
Scle lt' <1.28PUV1 1977 CH!YROLET
IMPALA SEDAN
Automatic. pwr stt•1•1
12 Col Park 9 pm111 waf:
Whitt', fully loaded '
Xlnt ' S2,0(MI 675 fil61
LUBE. OIL. FILTH • • ·
j()Nv Wolft llM CoulJOnl E<oilWO 7 I-Ill ~ RV's S2650 ~Includes VANS $21 50
;:.. •6 Ots. ()I CARS S 19 60 ~ • 1 Oil Fllt8f
•Lube Front SU$C>
•Checi( lH04nts
•Cl'lecil Tire Pre88Uf8 :==-End Flu~~luld L~I
-•C"~ $C>eiit Tlre l'fv-w• v ~~:!>I
r.
'7$ Bronco. lo ml, 1 owner,
auto, air, stereo tape, 2
t.anlu>, nu ll res. 646-7048
al\3PM.
9560 •••••••••••••••••••••••
'SB Otevy Vt Ton new eng.
Alklng Sl400 Ask for
Paera.8794
'71 F'l50 480 V8, duel
t.aGU, trailer special,
Xlnt cond Beal otrer . •2:m
fl1 a.evy t Ton. l.Jl\ ga~.
Newqine.
83l-17S3
'74 AUDI ... OX. AM I FM, 548"2638 or 631 1615 best offer. 7:wHl870 SM95 CHICIC IYBSOH
VW·PORSCHE·AlJOI 44S E Coast Hiway
1ur, auto. x lnt cond
122:5() Ph 499-4226 '71 Oataun 1200, AM I FM. i 4 MGB. Only 28,000 ma.
fCOOCi condll100 $1000/of F\11)}. .. Joaded Must sell
t7 12 fer 540-8662 EveS iJflr."645. 7571 at Bayside Dnve
Newport Beach 673 0900 •••••••••••••••••••••••
ORANGE COUMTY'S
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&
Salet1 Service-Leasing
Roy CarYer,lnc..
RoUs ftoyre BMW
1540Jumboree
Newport Beach 640 6444
CREVIER
& I St 6 llOAOWllY
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835·3171
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'730.vS/R IS6711JP I
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'75Dl248p <883NJM)
'752002Auto, air 122361
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'Tl $30, 4 apS/R 10179>
'Tl 6.10t'1114 Ip (1'ft5"2)
'7883.1calS/R (~I
'73DATSUM
240%
4·speed, air conditioning,
AM /FM stereo, excellent
rondltlon \hroug ho ut.
VeJlow.
$4500
or
Best orfer
Call after 5.30. 536 7995/
67J.92216
9725 ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaa
t'antast lc CI03coul
on 1978 Models
l!n9Modela
now arrivlnit
MUST SELL
DICK MILLER
MOTORS -~W. Warnf:r,$. MHJ32
975 ·········-·············· I Porsche t~ Cpe Con· *
COW'S. Compl reetored , ---------
only 4000 ml. Blk/ Blk Int. 10 Bug w/rblt eng Clean
muat see. h.2•500· I DBI hke new. Only. St3S0°
PP a r l 7 Pm 6758532 after 4 !LI<' TI4/6'4·5038. · SIBMCI
--------~ '76.912.E. yellow w/llnted 71 Faatback. AM/FM ••r
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VOL 72, NO. 23, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1979 TEN CENTS
Shells
Fired
On Israel
By 1"tM! A.JiOC'laled Pre
Roektll Cirf'd by Pa lestmuan
((Ut'rr•lh a from bia .u •• 1n
iJouthcrn Leb11non fell on towns
in north~m lsr11at'I toda)' nur
rowly mlbisl n(C 1i1 cnlwd of
ischooleh1ldrt'n rush1n1i l-0 bomb
s helters, lsra~I radio r .. portcd
Israeli aunner~ n •turned the
hre
The radio rcpe>rted no lnJuncs
in the Katyu.'!h~ rocket attackb
on the border towng or Ktryat
Shmooa and Metulla, Ju•t h ve
miles apart In the northf>rnmost ~ahlee, a finger of land that JUls
mto Lebanon
fl quoted Defense Minister
Ezer Weitman as te llin ~ a
meeting or a parliamentary
committee that Is rae l would
strike al civilian populatJons in
Lebanon If the rocketing of
Israeli towns does not s top.
A school in Kiryat Shmona
took a direct hit on a second·
floor classroom. the radio said.
but the 400 pupils and their
teachers had just rushed into un.
dergrou.nd shelters after the first
rocket exploded nearby.
It was the third time-in five
days northern Is rae li settle
ments have been rocketed
In Beirut, the Lebanese gov
ernment ur~ed the U.N. Security
Council to pressure Israel into
stopping its 'relentless" attacks
against the guerrilla bases in
southern Lebanon.
Lebanese Foreign Minister
Fuad Butros summoned the am-
bassadors of the United States.
Russia, France. Britain and
China aod asked their govern
ments to "intervene at once ...
Butros said escalating hostilities
in the south created a "very
rzrave situation that dictates or the big powers the use of their
weight to avert a potential total
explotnon "
On Monday. Abu Hassan, a1
leged mastermind of the 1972
Munich Olympics massacre or
11 Israeli sportsmen. was as
sassinaled in Beirut. Lebanon.
The Palestine Libe ration
Organiiation bla med Israel for
the killing. Israel bad no com
ment on the charge
Palestinian leaders m eeting in
Damascus. Syria, were angered
and saddened by the killing but
failed al their windup session lo·
day to reconcile radical guer
r illas with PLO chief Vasser
Arafat.
Carter State
Of the Union
Talk Tonight
WASHINGTON <A P > -Presi·
dent Carter praised by a n
economy-minded Congress for
showing restraint in his budget,
1s following through with a State
of the Union message tonight
that emphasizes the urgency of
fighting inflation. (6 p. m . Chan·
nels 2. 4 and 7).
Carter goes before Congress
and .a nationwide television au-
dience to make h is address a
day after unveiling a "lean and
austere" budget that calls for
spending ~2 bilUon with a def·
icit or$29billlon.
One House member said after a
briefing at the White House Mon-
day that inflation was uppermost
in the president's mind as he re-
viewed a succession of drafts pre-
pared.by speech writers.
Mays Makes
Hal,l of F a11W
NEW YORK <AP) -
Willie Mays. former cen·
terfielder with the Glants
in New York and San
francisco, was elected to
baseball's Hall or Fame
today. (Story, Page Bl).
Since the voting began
in 1936, Mays ls only the
ninth player to be named
in his first year of ellgibHJ·
ty. He received 409 of a
possible 432 votes by 10·
year m embers or the
Baseball Writers Aasocla·
llon of America, who
participate In the annual
balloting. '
Two other outfielders.
Enos Slaughter and Duke
Snider. (alled to receive
the necessary votes.
r.
Good Skates
Bill Morgan of Cucamonga takes his daughter. Erin, 3
months. for a roll down Newport Beach's ocean front
walkway and bike trail. With roller s kating enjoying a re·
surgence in popularity, the beach front sidewalk that
stretches from the Balboa Peninsula to Central Newport
has become one long roller skating rink.
Pretrial Hearing
Set in Bar Slaying
Robert Leslie "Bobby' Jones.
26. has been ordered to race a
Feb. J pretrial h ea r ing in
Orange County -Superior Court
on murder charges stemming
from the Sept. 8 stabbing death
of Huntin g ton B eac h
motorcycli st Gary Allen "Mad
Dog" Fero
Jones has pleaded innocent by
reason or insanity to charges he
fatally stabbed Fero. 41 , during
a brawl at the Mai.Jt Street
Sa l oon , 117 Main S t .. in
downtown Huntington Beach.
Jones. a rormer downtown
Huntington Beach resident, was
arrested J an. 4 in Concord.
Calif. He re mains in Orange
County Jail in lieu of $250,000
bail.
Meanwhile. authorities are
still s.ae.rching for two key wit·
nesses. Mary Magaline Davis
and Sam Catrabone Jr .. who
failed to appear at Jones' pre·
liminary hearing held in West
Orange County Judicial Distnct
court Friday and Monday.
Miss Davis has been arrested
twice for questioning in the case,
but was released both times
because there was insufficient
Buses Roll Again
CHARLOTTE, N.C. CAP>
Bus riders and downtown
merchants cele brated as city ~uses rolled after a 56-day strike
by drivers and mec hanics.
evidence to keep her in custody.
Bench warrants have been is·
s ue d fo r Miss Davis and
Catraborie, both Huntington
Beach-area residents.
Jones also has pleaded iono·
cent by reason of insanity to
charges of attempted murder
ste mming from the March 5
alleged slashing or a 41-year·old
Fountain Valley man.
It is alleged that Jones slashed
Delbert Ray Calvin several
limes across the chest with a
knire during a fight at the Capri
Cocktail Lounge, 406 Pacific
Coast Highway , Huntington
Beach.
Motherlwod
AWnflict?
IOWA CITY, Iowa <APl
Firertghler Linda Eaton says
she will continue to breast-feed
her son at the firehouse in de·
fiance of fire department regula-
tions.
"I plan to go in Wednesday
and have the baby brought <for
his reeding), .. said Miss Eaton.
26. who was suspended for one day
Monday arter nursing her son.
Ian. while on duty
But city om c1als s ay 11 a
second reeding takes place on ci·
ty time, she will "again be s ub·
ject to disciplinary action.
possibly of a stricter nature."
Cltulses Being Held J ,
Teachers Strike
In Westnrlnster
By llOBERT BAKKER '"" ... °""' """ ... "
Teachers in the Westminster
School District went on strike
this morning over deadlocked
negotiations for a 1979·80 school
year contract.
A sookesman for the teachers said the strike is only a one-day af.
fair staged "to get district of·
ficials to move on some key is·
sues."
However , Barbara Winars . a
s pokeswoman ror the elemen-
tary district, said district of·
ficials look upon the walkout as
a full-fledged strike.
She said substitute teachers
have been hired at $90 per day
and that all classes are being
held.
The s trike involves 374
t e achers re presented by the
Westminster Teachers Associa-
tion. but it was not clear this
morning how many teachers ac.
luatly took part in the wa lkout.
Miss Winars said s ketchy in-
formation shows that only fi ve
of the 28 regular teachers were
in their classrooms a t Warner
Intermediate School.
The figures were almost re·
versed at Stacy Intermediate
School where just eight of 35
teachers were reported absent.
Student e nrollment was re-
ported as normal. A total of 8,700
·pupils attend the district's 20
schools.
Bill Bianchi. executive direc· tor of the United West Orange
County Teachers. said teachers
will return to their classrooms
Wednesday. ··our teachers plan to walk
through the community today to
explain their poeitions." be said.
"We don't want to strilte. but
we do intend to bargain for im·
portant issues."
Issues that have divided the
two sides include salary. binding
arbitration in grievance mat·
ters. classroom size a nd fringe
benefits.
Teachers ar e asking for a
seven percent increase for the
1979~80 school year plus the
earmarking or 75 percent or all
additional new state revenues
for a pay increase .
The district has offered a
seven percent pay hike. but is
balking at additior;ial increases.
Teachers were granted a 5.5 percent pay increase for the cur·
rent year. but it was withheld by a
s tatewide saJary freeze.
Miss Winars said the total
College Trustees
Set Special Meet
Coast Community College Dis·
trict trustees will meet in a
s pecial session Wednesday to
discuss the future directions or
community colleges in the Unit·
ed States.
Ed Glazer. president of lhe
American Association of Com·
munity and Junior Colleges. will
be the guest speaker at the 4
p.m . meeting at district offices,
1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mesa.
The meeting Is open to the
public.
costs to lbe district for increases
in pay and fringe benefits and the
reduction in classroom size now
demanded by teacher:s wouJd be
$770,000.
Teachers.-who have worked
TO HEAD CHAMBER
Richard Grundy
Grundy Takes
HelmofCofC
In Huntington
Richard Grundy will be in· stalled as the new president of
the Huntington Beach Chamber
of Commerce at the chamber's
65th annual banquet Feb. 2.
The cltamber':s citizen or the
year also will be announced at the. banquet al the Huntington Beach Inn.
Speaker for the evening will be
s tale Sen. John Schmitz, R·
Newport Beach.
Huntington Beach Mayor Ron
Pattinson will ins tall Grundy,
the administrator of the Hunt·
~. gton lnte r co mmunity
ospital. as well as other new
c amber officers.
Reservations at $12.50 per
person may be made by mail to
the Huntington Beach Chamber
of Commerce. 18582 Beach
Blvd., Suite 224, Huntington
Beach.
San Joaquin
Fog Stays
• By Tiie Associated Press
A dense tule fog that closed
San Joaquin Valley airports and
caused one traffic death is ex·
peeled to continue through
Wednesday. the National
Weather Service says.
~irport s at ~r es n o .
Bakersfield and Stockton were
closed at times Monday br fog .
Highs Wednesday will be m the
50s with tonieht's lows in the 30s.
without a contract since Dec. 31 .
a r e paid an annual average
salary or Sl8.100.
Pickets were reported at all
district schools. Conditions wen:
descr ibed as peaceful
Teen Tells
Of Police
Shootings
WOODLAND <AP > -An 18·
year-old female who blamed the
s l aylngs of two California Highway Patrol officers on her
.boyfriend says she heard one
victim scream for help witb his last breath.
Margaret Kl aess of Garden
Grove testified between spates
of sobbing Monday at the first
day or a preliminary hearin~ of
two murde r cha r ges against
Lui s Rodrigu ez 23 . of
Sacramento.
She said she hea rd three
periods or shoooting wh ile sittinEJ
10 the car that the office rs
s toppe d , be twee n whictt
Rodriguez searched frantically
for his fake drive rs license ancl
even his own pistol. The fake
license was reportedly found
later at the scene. as was a
pistol.
Rodri~uez is charged with kill· Ing Offi cers William Freeman,
35. who died ot multiple gunshot
wounds. and Roy Blecher. 50,
who died handcuffed with one
shot through the back or his
head. It happened alongside In·
terslate 80 JUSt west or Sacra men.
to in the foggy early hours of Dec.
22. Rodriguez faces the death penalty.
M 1ss l\laess. wno in111a11y
raced the same charges. wa!'. al-
kwed to f)lead guilty as an ac·
cessory after the fact of murder
in exchange ror t es timony
against Rodrigu(.>z.
She said Rodriguez told he•
rater lhat he "closed hi s eye9
and shot him." referring to the
handcuffed officer
During her testimony in Yoro C ounty Munici p a l Cou rt. Rodriguez showed no emotion
Miss Kl aess, arres ted with
Rodriguez in Richmond two
days after the killings. told of
launc hin~ a crime s pree a few
<Sef' HEARING. Page A2 I
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Schools Get
State Review
A Stale Department of Educa·
lion team 1s reviewing progra ms
offe red by schools in the West
Orange County Consortium ror
Specia l Education this week
The panel is seeking to ven ry
that handicapped youngsters are
receiving appropriate individual
education as required by stale
la w.
Districts in the consortium in·
elude Huntington Beach Union
High School and five elementary
districts. Huntington Beach Ci·
ly, Founta in Valley, Ocf>an
Vi e w . Sea l B ea c h un d
Westminster.
Kulik Guilty of Heroin Rap Coast
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Alexander KuHk
By KATHY CLANCY °' ' .. o;.r, ~1i.c statt Former Newport Beach resi·
dent Alexander Kulik was found
guilty In Orange County
Superior Court Monday of a single
charge oftransporting heroin.
.Midway UU'OUf!Jh theill-1lflh,f'6U
day or deliberations. however ,
Jurors said they w'er e dead·
locked 10·2 favoring acquittal
on a second charge or possessing
heroin for sale .
After dismissing the jury and
declaring a mistrial on that
second count , acting Superior
Court Judie Paul Mast revoked
Kullk't $250,000 bail and ordered
him taken to the county jail.
As the '-8-year·old Kulik stood
calmly and his wire. Elsie, wept
In the courtroom, Mast said,
"the court's heart goes out to
both or you and the court Is
sorry about the great problems I
know that you all are suffering.
"The situation ts. trowever,
that In my judgment J don't
believe that this is a situation
where Mr. KulJk should remain
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out of custody," Mast said.
Kulik. also a suspect in the
Stephen John Bovan murder
case, was arrested in a bor·
rowed car containing 1.1 pounds
of heroin hours after Bovan's
October, 1977. slaying.
. O.uts.lde the courtroam Monday
jury members said they agreed
Kulik knew the heroin was in the
car when he was arrested In a Mis·
sion Viejo parking lot.
But the 10·2 deadloek came
when only two jury members
were convinced that Kulik
possessed the heroin for sale.
Kulik earlier was convicted ln
a San Diego FederaJ Court on a
charge or poueutna a similar
amount of rare Oriental heroin
found in his car when he was ar·
rested on charge1 stemming
from the Bovan cue.
He has been tree on bond
while that conviction 11 belna ap.
J)Hled.
Kulik. In aakina Judge Mast to
let him ~main free on ball In
this cHe ·as well discounted
prosecutor Ron Krcber's conten·
\
lion that he has access to large
sums or money and might nee.
"I just want to get all this over
with and do my time." Kulik
said. "l really don't have any
money left at all. I am driving
a '74 Mazda. I am living in a
OlOt<!l ~m right now."
He aJs0"referrea tohis upcom·
ing March 2 trial on murder and
conspiracy charges io the Bovan
case.
"I will show up.' Kulik said.
•'I just want the opportunity to
go through this case like a
human being and not in a Jail
cell."
Mast set sentencing in the
drug case for Feb. 8. Kreber
said he will wait until then to
either seek dismissal of the
second drug charge or file a mo·
lion for a new trial.
Jury foreman Victor Plateckl
admitted the lriaJ was extremely
complex but he and fellow jurors
a•ref"d the-y would not be able to
reach a unanlmou8 v~rdlct on tht
heroin possession charae. ~vcn lf
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the coast at limes tonight
a nd in c rea s ing h igh
cloudiness Conside r:ible
c loudiness Wednesd ay.
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Highs Wednesqay in t~e
60s.
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Jt-l 01rhm•n, followt:d lh1·1r
ui.ual tukt•off prot'1•dur1• frun1
Oran.:1• ('ounly Air port toduy .1:-.
J F1•dt>ral Avwtwn AtJrr11nist1 a ''°" rcqut•sl lo <to <1thN'Wl1>(' wm. 1gnurt>d
Adlwn·nrt• lo lh1• lung i.tund
1111( t akooH proct>duroi. d<.·1H~nt·d
lo minimize JCl noisl' spared rt::.
tde nli. · 1n the• a irport ureu ulldt
l1on:.il dm a t. the airliners <'llmbt·d
s kywurct
But the d11,agrl'l•mcnt over
tifkeoff proced ures declared un
s uft> by the ft'AA last ft'riday still
d1 vidt>d offwtals of nw two a r
ff•rt cd :11 rlirwi.. At r Cahfornw
und llugheK /\1rwc•st . a nd the
ft•deral agency
The f'AA can. 1f 1t c hr10S('1>.
iJrb1t runty 1si.ue an c m1·r1,w1wy
o rd (;' r t h u I w o u I d m a n d .J l 1·
t·hangt·s 111 th<' lukeorr routine <it
Orangt• County Airport
Or. tht· C1Viution aJ.(ency l'.an
beJ.(tn a'1m1nti.lrnt1vt· proc·eed
mj.(:. thut wo uld give the u1rhn1·-.
u ehanc<· to t·onh•1>l tht: unsufo
cfrl'lar:.it1on a nd oppoi.c lh1• 11·
Cl U('!>lt•d l'h<Jngt•S
As for n o w , th ou){h ,
.,1111k1·s mPn for l>c1I h a1rhnC!'i i,a11I
I ltt•ir pdoli. will C'o ntinu1• 111
t·ltmh the <Hrlrnc r:-. to 500 fto(•t.un
Service Held
For Teen-age
Crash Victim
F un 1· r a I '>er v 1 l' t: s w c r 1•
~c·hl'd11l1·cl today for a llu111
tr1J(ton BN1t·h motm-C'ycli:.t who
~urfrn•<I fol'ul injur11.!:. a w(·•·k
ago wh(•n htis mi:ldHnt• eolltdt'(I
with <• l'llr al ~·n lrvrne inlcr1>1·c·
t llHI
rtn full lHIWt•r :inti then throttle
bJt'k whilt.-<:limbtng until lhc
coui.lhnl' 11> reuched before re
vc rllnK to full power.
Jrriday, f>'AA ofrleiuhi 11aid !ht.·
pla ne should reoch l.000 feet
before powe r 111 reduced.
Noil!e technicians a t t he
ulrport satd s uch a maneuver
would have' "a cutastrophlc im·
pact" on 111rport management 'i;
e ffort to rt.'duce the Jet noise im·
pa c t on s urro unding com
m unlties Irvine, Ne wport
Beach, Costa Mesa a nd Santu
Ana fleighUi.
And worried county govern·
ment officials orde red a legal rn·
v i ew o f lhc pos si b l e r e
percussions on u1rport opera-
L io n s s ho uld th e t a k eoff
procc•dures be chan~ed.
Monday, airline and county
rcpn·sentalives m et with FAA
offi cials in an attempt to break
the deadlock imposed by the
airlines' plans to igno re the f'AA
req Uf's t tha t CCI rricd today '!>
deadlrnt·
However, according to Bob
Payton of Ai r Californtu, local
FAA official~ s aid thl'y IJr(;' not
frN· lo n<•J(ottalt· ll:rmi. of the
t•ci11·L handt•<I tlown nat1onully 1n
Washington. O.C
Thi• [''AA dec l<i r<Jtion appht·i.
to 111 he r utrporti. and other
ai r l1n1•:s where L<fkeo rr pro·
c•ed ures similar to those used <it
OranKe Co~nty Airport ure in ef·
feet.
Roth Pay t o n a nd L a rry
l.1tchf1cld of Hughf'i. A1rwei.l to.
day r1>peated the two carriers'
insistence that thl• t akcoff pro
c·edure a t Or;in ~c· County
/\irpnrt is s afe aft<! t1>gcther
po1 nlt·d to collt•ct1vt·ly more than
200.000 t1<.'<.'tdt•nt free takeoffs lo
prov<> the1 r point
Roth <J1rlinc spoke!)men al'\11
n:·peal<-d what they S<ftd is the
l'Oncem of their companici. with
,1 i r i.ttf Ply and s:11d , under no
l'lrl'Um:.tanl'l•S, would sa(<'ly bl-
c·ompromtl>Nf tn their oper11
tLoni..
f',...P,,.AI
HEARIN.G • •
doy1 urlla lo rlni.ncf' •
Chriatrna• tr111 to v111ll their
purun ta' homtia in thti Lot1 Aostile.t area.
~ne 1110 K.OOr•auez bOUlhl lhe
r:hooy drlvtir'1 Hcenso In Valle·
o. •nd they ro.bbed .a drlv"r of 111 cur und woflet neur Va efp 11tol1• two eur11 lrom Va\ eJO
dt•ulur11, robbfd a San l!'ranclsco
do<'lor ut the door of h1" homt1, and
tobb{'d a pro11tltut1• In Saut1aUw of
rnooey nd Jewelry
Ml111 Kloe11s aiud thuy were re·
t ul"nlng to Weal Sacn1me nto in a
•tolt'n t31' ofter their Int rob
twry when 11tOPi>t!d She :uud one; 11fht'l•r upproat'hed the cur. 1111(1
Hodreguct t(Ol out She said 11h ·
hl'ard a "mumbling" at the reur
of the catr for two or ~hree
m1nute14, and then one i.hol "hkt:
U C'U J) gWl "
She 11u1d Rodnaiucz returned
lo their ,·ur und !laid. "I can 'l
fi nd thr goddumned license " She add1•d, "He we hysterical. I
know he dJdn't know what he
WUll do111g "
Rodn~uct told her later, 1>he
su1d, lht•t when the officer took
his license jnd turned his back.
Rodrigue% pulled the .22·caliber
Vllit OI with wtuch they had been
pulUng their robberies a nd took
awuy the officer 's revolver .
After that first shot. Miss Kl acss s atd s h e l eaned
out the window a nd saw a CHI'
om ccr lying on the ~round 20
feet to the rear.
"flelp me somebody," Miss
Klacss quoted the officer as
screaming. "Help me. I've been shot ... •
She said Rodriguez went a
second time to the CH P car and Miss Klaess he ard. "through
voices." another singll' s hot that
sounded like the first one. The n
bllc n ce. T he n "a bun ch of
i.hots."
Rod riguez came again to Miss
Klacss saying he still couldn't
find his license. a nd now he
couldn't even find his own gun
either, she s atd.
fi e went for the third time
toward the patrol car, and re
turne d with lhc o ff icers '
weapons. She said the guns wert: dumpe d late r 1n a We :-.t
S acramento garbage hin.
Miss Klaess said lhat the next
d<ty , while walking arouncl
do wnt ow n S <i c r amcnt o.
Rod rigul'i told her he hut!
"closed his eyes and s hot h im"
a refe rence to Blcchc r. who
Hodriguez h a d apparentl y
for<.'ed Freeman to lock up wtlh
his own handcuffs.
flreak ing into e ven m or<'
violent sobbing, Miss Klaess
sa id t h at 1n K1 c hmon<J .
Rodriguez's last words to her Ub
ther were being arrested were.
"It s over. Rabe. It's all over."
When Miss Klaess e ntered the cour troom, a recess had to be
called ror her to atop crying.
And throughout the full day or
t estimony, /rosecutor R ick Gilbert cuJlc re cesses to allow
her to recompose hcrsetr.
R odriguez occas i o n<Jlt y
whis pered to his uttornt'Y. O<tv11.I
Wt•tner of Sacramento, a nd ot·
casionall y doodled on a lcgC1I
parl
fi e was handcuffed to a br·lly
f"h a in, which was s trappe d
a round h1!'i three-piece prnslr11>e
SUit.
Sc.·c urity was stric t in the
wurm, overcrowded courtro1Jrn
No one W:Jl> admitted without be
ing photographed and bC&rched
The Mass of thl· Ch r ti.ttan
UuriiJI wus to be rcl'1lt-d for
Mt<' h uel Sw1·mmn . llL of 24 19
l>l'lawure St . al St. f>:dwurfl ':.
('athohr Chapel. St•rwlvt>da uml
Uomtnito avt•nues, in Cuµistr<tno
Uc•ac h. with burial to follow <Jl
Ai.c1•ntt1on Cemetery tn El 'I urn
Mexico Crash Kills
Swem.on dtt•<t tn Santa Ana
Tu:.ltn Community llo:.p1lul four
d ays arter hib m o t o r<'yrle
rammt'<l into a c::-.r driven by
Paul Ltpc, 25, of WhJlti.cr, <tl lhf'
1ntt•ri.111'lion of Von Karman
/\v1·nu1· a ud Rurr:m l'a ll.o::ul
Huntington Woman
l.1p1• was unhurt. polke surd
London Paralyzed
LONDON tAf'I Two to
'lt'V('ll inchei. I)( snow blankf>le<I
f ,ondon and\ht· re'\t f)f !'iouthern
En~land today , <tddtnK to the
nmfusmn and dis rupt ion <'•m:.cd
hy a 24-hour 11trik1.• by the na·
lton's 26.000 nulroad CORtneeri..
lhl' <'<>nlinuing crippling walkout
by 70,000 truck dn veni and othn
strikes .. If you ore still 1n hf'<I
!'\fay lht·re. If not. go buck tr;
heel.· :1 IWC commentattir told lhl· pubht·
OAANGE COAST .. .
DAILY PILOT
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Neitoliations wcrl• conttnutng
toduy for :.htpmenl of the body
of a young fluntin~ton n euch
woma n home following her
neath Sunday nig hl tn an
ft:nsl•nuda highway crash .
H:1rhara Austin. LR, of 6162 /\I
hwn Drive. lfuntington Bt·a1·h.
wus pronounc·ed dead ut lh<•
scene of the a ccident, which left
u companion criticall y injured
He was 1denllf1cd as Mark C
Cisner~. 19. u U.S. Coast Ooard
fireman from Colorado who is
ha:;ed at Trrminal ls lund in
Long Beuch Harbor.
Coa st Gua rd Sea r c h und
Hesc uc Cente r i.pokes men in
Long Reach suid today that C1l>
n e r o s , w u s a i r I I f t t• d h y
hl•ltC'optl'r from F:nM·nuda to
Ralbou Navul lfo11p1tal in San
Diego.
Fune r a l services for the
Austin girl, whose father Gary iH
a Coast Guard warra nt orrict•r
bast:d at Terminal ls lan<J , will
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~ ... Jn Home Burglacy
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A hurglar who may b<: ~ood al
working with his hands In other
f ields of t•ndeavor Is being
t10Ul(ht today In connection with
o ff unt1ngton Beach J'Csidcntiul
burglory Sunday.
Roger Cole, of 16262 Burdon
I.ant>, on the city's north side
told polic•• the Intruder made or;
with $800 worth or hund tools
GSA Chief Quits
WASlnNGTON </\P) J ay
Solomon. after first 1ppearlng t.o
dl1 In h.111 heels, uy11 he will de·
part this spring H head of the
11cand•l·rtdden General Services
Admlnlttratlon. Solomon '8td he
pl1nned to st ay on until the in·
veallgallona or tho aaoncy were
wrapped up. -
<
he held in lhe family's nallv(•
North Carolina.
A spokesman. Chief Pe tty Of·
ricer Mike Winters, said a ~<J n
Dlcl(o mortuary that speclaliw !'I
in such cases wus arrangrng to
trunsport Mi:,;s Austin 's body
from an f:ns cnoda funera l
ho m e
CIA. Mission
Report Hit
llONOLllLU IAP> The head
of llll' bo~tre1 invc!>li~altn~ lhe
d1snppeurann· of the re:.eiirch
vessel lfolo lfolo denied Monduy
reportJJ t.hat the vessel wai s on a
CIA mission .
"fl's a shame th<tt people
would pervert the• f:J cts brought
out tn these hcartngs, .. said
Coast Guard Capt. C. Kirk
Greiner.
Ill.' called 11 news conference lo
('om ment on a tulevlsion ne'(Vs
report that the vessel was on a
irnrct C l-A ~to when-it
vanished early last month with
10 persons aboard.
,,,.._r~AI
KULIK •..
de11beraU<>n1conllnued.
Dt fe n ae 1tlorne y Philip
OeMaua h i d attempted to
prove that the heroin did not
belon1 to KuUk but w11 put ot a
drug plantlnt tcheme hitched by
the car 's owner Richard Willis of
Newport Beach.
That scheme w111 to reault In
the a rrest or 80·called "ltallaM"
who were attempllnc to extort
mone~ from Kulik after they
aucceu fully rescued him from a
kidnapptnc for ransam.
'
. . ............ "' GAs.MASKEO IRANIAN TROOPS ltRACTICE ANTl·RIOT OPERATIONS IN TEHRAN
lmpertat Guard'• Soldlera Vow to 'Shed Their Blood to Maintai n Monarchy
Army Supports Bakhtiar
Iranian Officers Vow to Def end Regime
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Of·
ficers o r the Iranian a r m ed
rorces staged a .show of rorce
with the imperial guard today,
vowing that the a rmy will remain
united and its soldiers will "shed
their blood" to maintain the
m onarchy a nd the government of
Pri m e Minis t e r S huhpour
Bakhtiar.
A chier political aide t-0 re-
11 g i o u s o pposition l eader
Ay{ltullah Khome ini said ,
m eanwhile. the strikes paralyz.,
ins the Iranian economy will
continue until Bakhtiar's ~ov.
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIED-A 13
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE-<:3
crnmenl resigns <Jnd makel> wuy
for an lslumic rc puhhciin re·
gime named by Khometni. He as
expected to return hcr.c Fnday
from Paris after 15 ycus of sell·
imposed exile .
The Rritis h t:mbassy an
nounced the Royal Air t'or cc. on
t h e adv1l'.c of the I run1an
military co mm a nd . will
e v3cuate Wednesday more than
200 foretsnera, about ball or
t he m Amer icans, fro m the
t trlfe.tom oil center of Ahwaz to
Bahra in on the Pers1anG u1r.
In a n unusual milllary dcm·
ons tralion held mainly for foreiJ.(n
reporters, Major <;en Ali Nashul
p uraded 1,000 elite troops nt>ar
S hah Mohammed Rezu Pahlavi's
Ni3va ran Pulace In d r1vtng. wt:t
snow , the troops shouted . "Lon~
Ii ve the shah !" as they ran•d
across obs tacle cours es und
marched in a j.!ooi;e-ste pping re-
view
"Our job i11 lo prote ct und
g uard his majesty and the gov·
l'rnme nt." sa id Nas hat "Hts
majesty has left on anothe r of
his regular vacutlom. and lht-
troops see 1t that way Whe n hti.
majesty comes back. the troop:-.
will be here. read y as <Jlwayi.. to
shed their blood for htm."
The shah left I ran lui.t Tue!'\·
day and ts now in Morocco lie
has decided to po11tpone 1n
definitely his planned vi:-;lt to Lhc
United Slates IX'caust' of Prest·
dl'nt Carter 's apparent sup1)()rt
ror Ayatullah Khome ini, souri·es
close to the monarch sard t.oduv
The shah and F.mprel>s Farah
arr ived in Moroct·o 's winlc r
capital Monday to a low-kt•y
wcl<.'omr from Kin~ Hassan II
Al'Wt••-•o SHAH'S ~URNEV M up l r<tl'C~ roult:s lak~n by the Shah
of (ran on his "va<.•<Jt11>11 · 10 Muro<.·c.·o ~hen· ht· <.irnvt.'d
Mond(Jy from Egypt
Holy.Man's Plans
Likened to Hitler
NEW YORK IAP I Sen
Henry J ackson hus charged I hat
the Soviet Union 1s engaged in ..
"highly professional operatwn"
to control Iran ·soil fields
T he influe ntial Wus hrni:t11n
Democrat a liio compared on
Mo nday the wrttings of tht>
Ayatollah Khometnt. the ext It'd
M o s I e m I e a d c r w h o h ,, :-.
spearheuded the relig1ou:. ""
position to the Shah or rran, with
that or Adolf Hitler and s ugg<'i.t
ed that the pri<.'e and availahtlily
o f oil wouJd b<' adversely afft•1·1
ed if Khomeini plays an tnflut•n
tial role In Iran's future
S peaking at u scm 1n <1 r •>n
e n e r gy s p o n s ored by th•·
Am e r ican Stoc k F.x c h ang1·
J ackson said the Soviets wur
r ngaged tn a "conscious effort
to s urround Iran's oil fi elds und
deny oil supplies to the West
lie said unleRs steps ure lakt·n
to "protect" lhe ::.upplte .,,
A m ericans wlll f ace i.pot
s hortages this summer
"We could. this year . se(' ~pot
s hortages of gasolinl' this !>Um·
mer, very clearly. afld .. w .. can
!'lt:t-tht' Prl Cl'!'I go 'rig ht on
lhroul(h the rel()(," blltd J uck:.11n .
dnt1r m:m of the• Senate F.nt•rgy
and Natural Resources Commit
let:
But John F' O'Lc•ary. deputy
SC<'retary of fh(' fedc·ral Oc•part
ment of Em·rity. lftd not i.h1111•
Jackson's pc'ss1m1s t1c vrt•w
0 ·t.c•u ry <>a u1 lht.·r•· 1:-. n11
p ro ba h11it y ' or i.hurt.1gc•-. lht"
..,umm1·r ht.•c·au:-.i· of lh1· fran1 ;111
... 11u:Jt1on but :.llm1111 ·d thc:111 t11 11g~
1·ould gc•t "q111t1• t 1itht
lit• sau1, howcvt·r . that then · 1:-.
a poss1hi11ty of a pritt• 11..,1•
ht•Yond lht• I 11 ·• r •n·.1·nl art
nounced r e 1·1•nrf y tl11·
Organt7.Hlion uf PPtrolt'UfTI Ex
µorllnit Countrtei.
.Jackson said Kl111me1m wo1Jlc1
influence radic-ut Aruh lc·ad1·r-.
wht:n he n·turns to Iran from 1•x
Il l' in r-·rnnl'l' and that hh 1mp:wt
would innuen1·t• lhc av:J1 lab1lity
and pri{'\• of rn l
J ucki.on C'alled a hook wnt11•n
hy Khomc•1111 w htlt• he• wu ...
living tn Jraq "lht· '>lory of <•
m:.tn who 1s 1•xtrc•m t•lv hru11t1•d
Choose from our
extensive selecllon of
hand· rubbed veQl.-
bells ovollobte with
bless or leather buckles
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G«Mmen'I Ck>tNng W\splred by todltlon
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Dal ly Newspaper
r VOL. 7?., NO. 23. 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1979 TEN CENTS
County Flights Defy FAA Procedure
97 GA8V Ga Vll,LE
OI -0...• .,..., "•"
Jet Jrlln~r11 r0-l10\Hd lht'lr
iuu11 takrorf proct'<lur. rrom
Onna~ County Ail'l)Ort loda,y a~
a Fedf'ral Avlatle>n Admlnl tra
l ion request lO do otheN 1sc .,. ...
ignored
Adheren('(' to tht-long sumd
mg takeort orocedurt•i. dcsutnt-d
to m nJmizt> JCt noa:w ~pun.'<i re~
ldtnls In lht• ulrPort •re• addi·
llonal dtn u th~ aarho rs climbed
ak1ward
Bul the-d1M1greemcnt over
talteon proct'durh declan.-d un
safe by the t 'AA last l''nday stm
divided otflelals of tht two aJ·
frctf'd airlines. Air California
aod Hughe" A1rwtist . und the
federal agency
The FAA c'1n , tf It chooses.
arbltrwily issue 1tn emergency
order that would mandate
changea ln the takeofr routine at
Ontntet' County Airport.
Or. the aviation agency can
begin administrative proceed·
lngs lbat would give the airlines
a chance to contest the unsafe
declaration and oppose the re·
quesled changes.
As f or n o w , t h ough .
spokesmen for both airlines said
their ·pilots will c·ontinue to
Would 'Sh e d Blood'
Iran Army Pledges
Bakhtiar Backing
TEHRAN, Iran <AP> -Of.
ricers of the Jianian armed
forc~s staged a show or force
with the imperial guard today,
vowmg that the arruy will remain
united and its soldiers will "shed
their blood" to maintain the
monarchy and the government of
Prime Minister S habpour
Bakhtiar.
A chief political aide lo re-
1 i g i o us opposition leader
Ay a toll ah Khomeini s aiq.
meanwhUe. the strikes paralyz
ing the Iranfan economy will
continue uhtil Bakhtiar's gov
ernment resigns and makes way
for an Islamic republican re-
gime named by Khomeini. He ls
expected lo return here Friday
from Paris after 15 years of self
imposed exile
The British Embassy an·
nounced the Royal Air Force. on
the advice of the Irani a n
military command . will
evacuate Wednesday more than
200 foreigners. about half of
them Americans. from the
strife-torn oil cent.er of Ahwaz to
Bahrain on the Persian G ulf.
In an unusual military dem·
onstration held mainly for foreign
reporters, Major Gen. Ali Nashat
paraded 1,000 elite troops near
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's
Niavaran Palace. In driving. wet
snow. the troops shouted. ··Lon~
1i ve the shah!.. as they raced
across obstacle courses and
marched in a goose-stepping re·
view.
"Our job is to protect and
guard his majesty and the gov-
ernment," said Nashal. "His
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIED-A13
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE-<:3
~ng llneertaia
majesty has left ~n another of
his regular vacations and the
troops see it that way. When his
majesty comes back. the troops
wlll be here, ready as always, lo
shed their blood for him ...
Wing Separation
Fo11nd in Crash
The shah and Empress Farah
arrived in Morocco's winter
capital Monday to a low-key
welcome from King Hassan JI.
Moroccan officials said at the
time the shah intended lo re-
main in Morocco for about three
days and then Oy directly to the
United States. A federal air safety inspeetor
said today that a part of the left
wing came off in the crash of a
Trans-Catalina airplane on Jan.
·14 off Santa Catalina Island.
She said the investigation,
howeve r, has not concluded
whether the wing separated
be rore . during or after the
Grumman Mallard. attempting
takeoff, slam~d back into the
sea
The accident dunked nine
passengers including an Irvine
couple and their son and the pilot, though no one was serious-
1 y hurt. The survivors were
picked off the overturned plane
by a crew of an abalone fishing
boat who happened to be in the
area
Wallv Funk. of the National
Transportation Safely Board.
said it is n't known vet whv the
wing of the airplane snapped two
feet outboard or the port engine.
The airplane and the wing
part were brought up Sunday
from where they sank a quarter·
mile off shore near Pebbly
Beach, is land bas e for tbe
air line.
But the engine. Miss Funk
said, "has rolled somewhere on·
to the floor of the ocean; we may
not be able lo find it."
She inspected the craft Mon·
day in Long Beach.
From interviews with the
pilot. Russell 0 . St. Pierre, 31, of
Northrid~e. Miss Funk learned
that the MaJlard fell back into the
water afte r initial takeoff had lift·
ed the pontoons, slung under the
wings. out of the water. in a rough
sea. The airplane was skimming
Of} {ts keel. l wo to three swells hit hard
against the plane just before it
(See WING, Page A2>
In Cairo. a spokesman for
President Anwar Sadat said the
Egyptian leader bad invited the
shah, who spent the first six
(Sff IRAN, Page A.2)
Film Maker
Guilty, Wife
Get s Acqu~ittaJ
ROME <APl -A Rome court
today found film producer Carlo
Ponti guilty of illegal transfer of
money abroad and sentenced
him to four years in prison and a fine or $24 milHon.
Escape from Rape
Related by Girl
At the same time, the court
acquitted Ponti 's wife. actress
Sophia Loren, and her private
secre\ary, Ines Bruscia. who
were charged as accomplices
a nd with attempting to smuggle
works of art abroad. The judge also dropped two of
the four years of Ponti ·s sentence
under a pardon provision. Neither Ponti nor Miss Loren
attended the trial. They ure
French citizens u nd live in
Paris. having given up their
Italian citizenship because of
leg;al problems s urrounding their divorces and marriage.
France does not extradite its
citizens for prosecution in other countries.
A Tustin teen-ager who was the
target ot a rape attempt as she
was going to a Bible study class in
Irvine recovered enough Monday
to tell police what happened, of·
'ficers sald.
The 18-year-old girl said she
was searchi ng the Waln ut
Mays Makes
H~lof Fame
•. NEW. YORK... <AP J.~r·
Willie Mays , fCJrmer cen·
terfielder with the Giants
in New York and San
Francisco, was elected to
baseball's Hall of Fame
today. <Story. Page Bl>.
Since the voting began
ln 1936,. Mays is only the
ninth player to be named
ln bis first year of eligibili·
ty. He received 409 or a
posalble -432 votes by 10·
year members · ol the
Baseball Writers Associa-
tion of .America, who
participate ln the annual
balloting. ·
Two. other outfielders,
Enos Slaughter and Duke
Snider, falJed to receive
the necessary votes.
\
r..
Square neighborhood for a
friend's house. They were to at·
tend the Woodbridge Communi-
ty Church Sunday night class
together.
She bad parked he.r car in an
alley behjnd some con ·
dominiums, where she intended
to ask directions. Irvine Youth
Wses $50
She wu grabbed from behind
by a man who lifted her off the
ground and threw her toward bis
car. a muddy four-door sedan.
He told her he intended to rape ,...,O G
her , and arabbed at her blouse. • 1 ~an
She screamed, struggled and
ticked him in the knee but was An Irvine student was robbed
losing_ the battle. Just as sl}e w.u or '59 .. at _the J>C2i'lt Qf. a ~hc;>,t]JYP tO oe thrown into 'the car, she-· -Vonaay in a University nigh
told police, another man whom School parting lot.
she did not see grabbed taer at· Police said Robert Lu.sk told
tacker and pulled him away. them be,was 1.ured Into the back
The man shouted for her to of a dirty white Ford van by a run man who said he wanted to ask A~ she dld, she heard the two hlm something
argulnc. q if they knew each Lusk said lhe man produced a
other. She didn't look back, but shotgun, pointed it at hJm and
aped in her car lo the church demanded money.
youth put.or, BUI Flanders, who The student was released Ull·
called police b1rmed. He said the van, which
The girl tOld office.-s that her had a broken taUUght, headed
htallant lt a man in his early northbound on C&4lver Drive,
twenties: la five.feet-eight and toward lhe San Diego Freeway:
lbln; hu collar-length platinum Lu1k said there was a girl an
blond baJr: hu 1 tbln tact with a lbe van wtth the gunman. Both
larsenoee. were heavyset.
Police said the girl was not He deacribed the man as 23 or
phytlcally hurt durlnl the llrug. U. with lon1 brown hair. Lusk
cle but wu tn emotional lhock said be wo... bronae met.al eun·
and unable fully to relate the ln· JIHHI and was dressed In blue
cld.nt. Jean•·
climb the airliners to 500 feet un·
der lull power and then throttle
back while climbing until the
coastline is reached before re·
verting to tuH power.
Friday. FAA officials said the
plane should reach 1.000 feet
before power is reduced.
Noise t ec hnicians at the
airport said s uch a maneuver
would have "a catastrophic im·
pact .. on airport management's
effort lo reduce the Jel noise tm·
pact on s u r rounding com
munities -lr111ne, Newport
Beach. Costa Mesa and Santa
Ana Heights
And worried county govern·
ment officials ordered a legal re-
v 1 e w of the poss ible r e-
percussions on airport opera-
tions s hould the takeoff
procedures be changed.
Monday. airline and county
0-'ty ..... tUff -
UCI LIBRARIAN J OHN EDWIN •ITH CALLS IT A CAREER
In Retirement, tM PtaM to Cetch Up on Ht1 Reading
UCl~s Founding
Librarian Horwred
By PmLIP ROSMARIN
Of lM O.lly Pli.t S~ll
When John Edwin Smith de·
c ided he wante d to be a
librarian. it was because be
went lo school in the Depression
and jobs were hard to come by.
When the Friends of the
Library met to honor Smith
Monday night at the Santa Ana
Country Club. il was because of
what they felt had been his ex-
traordinary s uccess io doing
more than just a job.
Sm ith. UC Irvine's founding
university librarian. retired this
month to write and lo do the addi·
lional reading he never had time
for during a career of deciding
what others should read ~··
Jn his 16 years of adminlstra·
Motherhood
A Wnflict?
IOWA CITY. Iowa IAP>
Firefighte r Linda Eaton says
she will continue to breast-feed
her son at the firehouse in de·
fiance of fire department regula·
lions.
"I plan to go in Wednesday
and have the baby brought <for
his feeding >." said Miss Eaton,
26, who was suspended for one day
Monday after nursang her sqn.
Ian. while on duty
But city officials say 1f a
second feeding takes place on c1 -
•lY time. she will "again be sub·
ject t o dis ciplinary action.
possibly of a stricter nature."
lion, the UCI library grew from
an initial collection of 100.000
volumes and 1.500 journal
subscriptions. to 85-0.000 volumes
and nearly 12.ooo'subscr1ptions.
lie was known as an innovator
who s tretched financia l re·
sources, gelling more book for
the buck.
He w as ins trumental in
esta blishing reciprocal lending
agreements benefit.iling student~
and faculty by joint use of
libraries al UCI. Cal State
Fullerton and Cai State Long
Beach.
Besides a main collection of
books designed specifically to
support the academic d1 sc1plines
offered at UCI. Smith was in·
strumental in the acquisition or
a number of special collect1ons.
Among t he m a r.c the Sir
Richard Francis Burton. Collec-
tion, the Aldous Huxley Collec·
lion. the Admiral Sir Angus Cun·
ningham Graham Collection on
the history of the British Navy,
the John Steinbeck Collection, the
Columbia Literature and History
Collection. the Treharne Collec-
tion in English history , the Don
Meadows Collection in Orange
County history: the Wallace Ad·
dison Colleelion or black studies.
and the Kenneth Millar tRoss
M acdonaid l Collection.
un a cn sp winter day so clear
that he could see mountain
peaks "I haven't seen in 13
years" from his fifth noor office
windows. Smith talked about hls
retirement, and reminisced a bit
on his career.
(Sfle UBRARIAN, Page AZ>
Irvine's AlumiOum ----. ·-~--.--. -
Wire Use Pondered
Irvine City Council members
are scheduled to come to grips
tonight with aluminum wiring, a
controversy that has held Uf!.
changes proposed for the city s
uniform tiuildJn« codes. City staff members, pointing
to 11taUatic1 lndtdting alum·
lnum wire has proved a fire
baurd in the PM'-i• propoeing a
ban on the aubstanee ln UM code
amendment.a.
But the BulldJnr lndu111try M ·
socl•tlon objectt to the b•~t ~'.t·
Ina better f nstallaUon metn001 aa one reuoo tor continuJn4 use
of the wire.
Staliatlcs supplied by staff
membtrtt Indicate that 10 ot 11
electrical fires ln the cllv durlna
~ ..
the past rour years were the re·
suit of aluminum wiring prob·
le ms. Orange County Fire Depart-
ment statistics I ndlcote that
three serious county.area fires
occurred during 1978 as the re·
suit of aluminum wlrlnJr, caus·
ing S2M.OOO In proP.ertY domaacs anCI oae death ln the Yorba Lln·
da area.
Councllmen aJao will consider
includlnl new security codes In
lbelr oiilinance revisions The
proposals include better security
devices on doors and windows
and tblcker doo~
The 7 30 p m. suttlon 1s
scheduled Ill the City Civic
Center. 17200 Jamboree Road.
representatives met with FAA
olficials In an attempt to break
the deadlock imposed by the
airlines' plans to ignore the FAA
request tha t carried today 'i;
deadline.
However. according to Bob
Payton of Air California. local
'FAA officials said they are not
free to negotiate terms or the
edict handed down nationally m
<See TEST, Page A2>
Marvin
Film Plot
Denied
LOS ANGELES IAP l Michelle Triola Ma rvin, testify ..
mg today for a fifth day in her
property settlement suit, denied
Implications by Lee ~arvin's at-
torney that she maheuvered
behind the actor's back to make
a profit on one of qis movies.
Attorney A. David Kagon. con-
tinuing a painstaking cros:.-
examination today , pointedly
asked Miss Marvin how she was
a ble to obtam a copy of a script
ror Marvin ·s mov ie ··Monte
Walsh." She has said she tipped off a
producer fnend that the script.
was available for optioning after
a major studio dropped plans to
produce it.
"Whe r e did you get the
script?" asked Kagon.
"There were a rew copies of
the script at our home:· Miss
Marvin said. .
In further questioning, Kagon elicited answers showm~ that
producer-director Robe rt Aldrich submitted the script to
Marvin in 1966 whe n he was working on the lilm, "The Dirty
Dozen."
Marvin's lawyers have sought
to show that Miss Marvin violat-
ed a confidential relationshi1>
when she took the script to her producer friend in 19fl8.
She conceded that the pro-
ducer ofrered her a Rolls Royce
m compensation. but she refusc<t on Marvin"s advice.
•'They wanted to g1 ve me a
lovely car and Lee wouldn't let.-
me accept it," she said.
She !misted she also refu:.ed
<See MARVIN, Page 2>
Pharm a cist s
From S a v-on
Eye Walkout
A meeting which could lead to a
m ass e xodu s or a n g r y
pharmac1sL" from Sav-On drug
stores throughout Orange Coun-
ty. includmg eight Orang~ Coast
outlets. has been ca lled for
tonight at an· lrvme manufactur-in~ plant. 'More than .100 of us have
already walked off our jobs ...
said Sav·On pharmacist Howard
Lipton of Anaheim. "And we·11
be calling for a strike action from
all our members tonight.·'
Lipton. who claims he was re-
cently fired by Sav-On "for-
spcaking out .. said he as one of
an estimated 500 members of thl'
Guild for Profess ional
Pharmacists . He said the vast
majority of the members hip
would prefer the guild to become their bargaining agent rather
than the currently rl'ign1ng
<See WALKOUT, Page A2>
Coast
Weathe r
Patchy low clouds alon~
the coast at times tonight
und increasin g high
cloudiness. Considerabl<'
ctottcUM'ss -Wednes <fiiy
Lows ton~t In the 40s Highs W esday in th!!
60s.
I NSIDE TODA~
Morion Bfrfnon. Orange
County's /Im /emote statf'
ugaalotor, hof mode a changf!
In her.tj/tltyle tlOW th4t ahe 's
commuting between Nt>wport
Beach and Socromento. See
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AJ DAILY PILOT f~ey, Jen1o1a!) 23, 1t1J
Irvine Coast Decision•
Fast Work Urged
8 ARTHUR Ill. \'INSt :l .
Of -0.lty .......... .
Mu.Joe lt ct11on~ rnu.i cn.-
~n on meehanu'i. of devt-loplrut °'" lrv•ne co~u1t. i ,000 acra ol c n y ,1na.. rrt•t>k und t•uut ..
nngt> that "'" becom honic: to
l)('rhl\1>' 33.000 l:>t."Opl hving In
re"l d~nc.+ell r~nttto1 from
l'C'Onom) cundomlnlum LC) va t
t• l•l•
"fhj, "II tht> 1''4't'0{l' Of th
mt•i.:u1~1· clt•l1 vt•r1•d bdo n • th«•
S(luth Co.tNI H•·..:eon l C'nm
mli.swn Mon<ta 11t It~ mt't't1na
10 lluntlngton Ut•1t<'h C'1ty \oun
nl <'hnrnbt>n.
A full ht•u1"'i. nn dt•vl'lopmt"nt . ' .
o' tM 1..V.ne · Corapany-oWMd
land la wbeduled • week from Wt\tnf'lday .
That 1e1s1on wUI be at 7 p.m In
Hunttniton Beach 'lty Counctl
Chamber•. 2000 Muht St . llunl
lnaton aeach The pnbllc rn•y
then maketts v1ci w1known
Curttnt plan d\'.velopNI Joint
ly by Ute county and Irvine 'urn
pony call for prc.ervln.: 7~ per
ct>nl of tht> opt•n iwrl'1tlll' In llli
r,rnt·h 11ty lt• t1tlfh• uocJ for 1 N 'rt'll
uon+, l UblAJlt' But lb(> llkellhood of rt'tailntn.i
1 hat mu<'h of the •flrlcultunal
f'tn ptrt' foundcd hy the lah•
J.1mel' lrvtnl' untkr current c:on
* * •
ctiUont a. ln no way certain, h
w11empbabed. The Otlf&inal Irvine Company
projection for the prof)4lrty -
vatued •t perba1>1 $100 mllUon -
callll for 1~.000 ret4ldent1al unlt11,
but 1l would be rtd~ccd to 11 .~JO
undti r tht' county 11 now pro·
pool. Oun.a~ Count)' t;nvlronmental
Atreo cy l\l't!S i1hnt Ma nage r
1chnrd Munsell pointed out the
,·ounty want2' 2,400 umoni( those
u11 His to b • co mprised of liO·
called a/fordable housing.
State, County List
J7 arying Priorities
t•amill~ with Incomes of up to
'2(),000 per year would be in linf'
ror low lntere t mortgage loan..,
and other financial benefit:.
e:nabllna them to llve In coast~I
:;urroun<11ngs
Mandator y cost·cutting im
po t>d by Proposition 13.
however. mea ns government
ugcnc11~s pass o n cos t s to
buHders and developers.
County policy now rt-quirei. de
velopcni to donate right-of-way
tor s treetB and high ways upon
whic h developme nt dep.eltd
with an addJtlonal imposition or
part of the paving costs . -
Orun.:~· Cowily t;nv1ro11menlal
M un11.:N1wnt A1wn<'y . AsHlstant
Dirt•\'l11r R1 r hJ1d Mun~ell 1s
wh1 i.tling 1n Uw durk when 1t
coml'i. to what lht· county t•i.n do
4.l ncJ thl' i.talc wantN for the Irvine Olast
l it' ucJmalll'd loduy hl' has not
fully d1gest.-d contents o ( a
16-0·page booklet out11n1 ng the
Soulh ('on:-it Hc glonal Com -
mb.~1 011 <;toff'-. rt•com mendu
t1oni.
1'h''.V do not lotully Jibe with
::ountr·guidcd _p lan.'\ lo develop
the rv1nc Comvuny 's SJOO
mill1on.plus chunk of re al estate
between Laguna Ueach and
Corona dt>l Mar under prevailing
econ(\mtc and legal restrictions.
M um,l'll s aid today in the wake
>f the three hour after noon ;ess 1on before commiss ione rs
M!>nday that mnng of the plan
'Tl lf?ht h<ivt> c·ome much 1>00ner
FrowtPageA I
WING •••
rasht•d. she smd.
Miss Funk s1:.1id a m et11 1lurg1st
viii be Oown in from the East,
•ossibly from the Grumman fac
ory 1tM•lf, in R<'thpage, N. Y
The met ullurg1s t , sht• s aid,
nay tM> able to discover what a uscd the win~ to come orr.
''Obviou.'>IY ,' she sa id, "there
vas ;, Rreat amount or stress. lo
.n ow a wing and en gine to
•c<'Om <' c;eparatert
"A pobblble r eabon 1s s truc-
uraJ overloading on the wing1 vhicb couJd h4ilve been cause<J
,Y the weathe r conditions ·
ough s<'as and high swe lls."
She comoared it to bearing
town on a pencil. Too much
>ressure and the pencil snaps
M i:.i. Funk s aid at will be oroh·
1bly two weekb be fore the
netallurgibl <'Uf\ offer any con·
:I us ions
Irvine bui,incssm a n Paul
Kct ehum, fl5. of 44 Sycam ore
.;r1·ck . who was ahourd lh('
...irumman Ma llard , r eported
after the crash that huge s wells
were pounding tht' rlane as the
pilot trit'<I to take or
K1·t,·hum bald a !urge crest
fina lly smackc·d the Mallard and
it we nt down
f',...P~AI
WALKOUT
Retail Clerk1> Union
.. But that's only one or the is·
sues. · Lipton i.a1d "We also
w ant the reinstatement or three
of our mt·mbcrs who were fired
whl'n th<'Y 'poke their minds
about thii. busmt•s:. "
Suv-On Vaee President Clifford
Marker denied Lipton's allega
lion that three oharmaciKts had beN~ fired bee IJ use of the dispute thal ~rupled when guild members
aHc!mpted lo oust the Retail
Cll.'rks Union as their bargaining
ag1>nl.
''Two pharmacist s hav~ been
terminated," Marke r s aid, refui;
ing to identify the e mployees.
''They were relea11ed becaut1e
their h·vel or performa nce ren
below Sav ·O n
lvt•ls and they did not el(cr cisethc
kinrt of standards we expect from
our munal(ers ·
ORAN<lf COAST
DAILY PILOT
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TelephOn• (7'4)~1
..Cln•lflff Afte,.11t11tu-M11
''""'-t'-"' 4IMIOO
,
"We tried ~everal months ago
to run it U~~u>th and it was very fru1lrau.n,,' Munsell aaid. add·
lne lh•t at that staee , the coun-ty wanted to give the regional
commiludon a preview peek. "We w ere allocat e d JS
minutes," he painted out.
Commission me mbers at that stag~ in diiseusslon of the Irvine
Co1tat tssue Ide nunc-atlon and
Land Use. P lan rejected It and
instructed the county to revise
It. . The final package discussed at
length Monday will com e before
commissioner11 again a week
from Wednesday ror a full hear
Ing at which lim e the public a nd
the Irvine Company wlll have
their say.
Munsell is pessirgistlc about
the county and the Irvine Com·
pany 's ability unde r the law to
m eet what the coastal planning
sta(( e nviRions as Ideal in their
view.
··t ·m not co mfortable ,"
M uni;ell said whe n asked if the
stutt!'s suggestions can all be in·
corp<>raled in a workable plan
for t he Irvine Coast region's
future growth
County officia ls are hoping to
'receive more money from the
state to pay for opening up the
so-called San J oaquin HilJs Cor ·
rldor to traffic. a step seen as es-
sential to south county develop-
m ent.
The EMA 's Munsell noted the
county will require a high-si)eed
divided highway ulon~ the San
J oaquin HHIS to serve the ar ea 'i.
tra nsoortation nec..>ds .
This route reaching three to
six miles inland would connect
the 'Saddleback Valley to the
3.5-mile stretch of Pacifi c Coast .
Highway between Corona del ·
Mar and Laguna Bea ch.
The major San Joaquin Hills
thoroug hfare d iscussed would ·
tie into the San Diego Freeway
at Laguna Niguel.
Questioned during Monday 'i.
m eeting by Commissioner Dr
R ammon C. Fay of Torrance,
Munsell admitted the county is
in the unenviable position of
wa itln~ for st ate action.
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LIBRARIAN HONORED. • •
"I 've bee n o n so m e body 's
payroll since 1 was 16 years
old," Smith aaid with a s mile.
"I'm about to be 62, and I 'm
tired. The library could use t1o m e you n g , vigo r o u s
lead ership "
Smith is a s hort. small-boned
man whose e ne r gy manifes ts
itself through humorous eyei.
Thin dark hair contrasts with a
c lose clipped salty marine r's
beard
Smith took his masters degn!e
in library scie nce al Berkeley in
1940. He had worked in libraries
before at UCLA ab an under-
graduate .
Besides it be ing a job that
brought in some money, he felt
'purpose in It.
"My perception then was that
of youthful idealii;m : To be or
ser vice lo man.
· "·Attempting lo organize the
wit. wisdom and knowled ge or
·human kind, in orde r to provide
insights lo the future . is a useful
endeavor
··1 don't see how dn dCademic
o rganization could exist witho:.it
access lo ideas and m formataon
"I came from a fami ly given
to reading. There were lots or
books and journals around the
house.
"My father was a very sue·
cessful minister. but he turned
his back on the church the mo·
me nl I was born, virtually
"He became somewhat embit·
tered . toward himself, rather
tha n the churc h Father had
beem in the headlines in Sun
Francisco. in a campaign lo end
vice.
"He wanted lo end sin in Sun
Francisco. He realized he wasn't
a s uccess.··
The unst ead iness of those
circumstances and •'the spirit or
t he times'· led young Sm ith
early to seek work.
"Librarianship a fforded a
job," he said, "and it appealed
lo m e."
His greate11t satisfactions in
hiii work, he said, we re found In
having been in on the beginning
of a new campus library.
"To build a new ca mpus,
within a framework or a uni-
versity with a lOO·year hh1tory,
waa a very attractive a nd "cit-
ing t hing-tcrbe"a pllrtof.
"A library i.I centra l to o suc·
cesafuJ under1raduat.e career.
It's absolutely a compelling
necesslty for graduatt? programs
and reaearch.
"It was a unique opportunity
to start a new library, that had
no traditiona. You had t.o make
certain yea, or no, decl•lona that
would ailed the whole future of
the llbrary.
"When you don't have prece·
dent to live by. everythln1 you
do with a piece of paper, In 11
tenlf!, 1'et8 a . . precedtnt."
For moet key people at the
major inatttuUona of thl1 coun-
try, partlcularly back E11t, the
roncept It almott unreal.
A 1farvard colleacue once ex·
claimed to Smith ln admiration
•nd awe : "My Goel, what It
mut be U.ke to llve without 400
t ,
years or precedent! ..
Smith said another clue to his
succeu was the s upport he re-
ceived from the administration
and his staff from the beginning.
Chancellor Daniel Aldrich J r .
for exam p le. advis ed him.
"Don't keep reading the fine
print, and keep runntnii_ until
tack led "
·'For him to create that kind
of e nvjronment," Sm ith said.
"was kind of exciting, too. or
course, once in a while we got
tackled.··
Smith :;aid that through the
yea r s h e ha s enjoy e d
him self "bt!cause of the kinds ot
human be ings a nd humane
at mosphere in which a university
operates.
·'The personalities and men·
talitics are rewarding .
"It's s imply more fun than
what so many people in the
private sector describe in their
environment, which is cutthroat,
and not necessarily humane."
Paradoxically. Smith said. thl'
problems of the job were related
to the humanist environment 1n
whic h he thrived.
"Running any lar ge orgamz11·
tion is also t o bea r lh•·
resr onsibil\lies and the pain:-.
tha a lot of human beings work
ing together inevitably generate
·'T r yang to make people work
together towards a common ob
Jeclive is not a :.imple matter
·'T he same human is tic en
v1ronmenl <11110 can attract a Int
nf pr imu donnas and neurotics,
who a ren't always easy to deal
with."
The campus lihrarian ii; leav
ing a job he 's confide nt, and
salisfi c.>d. is yridonc.
"T he acecptcd wisdom now in
libra r ianship," Smith expla ined,
"is that none of us can build a
resource completely adequate.
"We are not yet a t the paint or
1wpplying the daUy bread and
butter needs at this campus , and
perhaps never will be. No
library will ever be."
S m ith env isions a l ibrary
twice the size of the ex isling one.
and a libra ry u11ing computer
technology lo great.er effect. w Ill compute r s so m ed ay
make librarians llke Smith Ob· solel.c? _
"Somt.'One 's got to write the
books," Smith said "And some
one's got to organize the informs ·
lion. We 'll need generalists and
speclaJlsls as long aK knowledge
Is produced.
''Someone's got lo say where
il goes betw~n the a lpha a nd
omega."
"A re llbranana obsolete?" he
asked the question again. "No,"
he winked. "JUlt me."
llantorr€riticized
NASHVILLE. Tenn. <APl
Former Gov. Ray Bl•nt.on trted
unaucceafulb' 1fter leavlq of·
flee to free 16 prtMerl whoele
lente ncH he had commuted, uya a n attorney hired to
1trat1hten out the 1tate'1
pardon·commut1Uon tan1J1 .
•
Long Day's .Journev
County shNiff's h arbor patrol officers and
fir e d epartme n t param e d ics ai d
83-ycar -old Charle s R. Dill, of Laguna
llills, who wus stricken with an apparent
heart attack etboard the s portf1shing boat
Reel t"'un Mond:,i y ciftcrnoon off San
Clemente. OHi w as pronounced dead at
San Cle me nte Gent!r al Hospital afte r
res cuers' efforts railed tu revive h11n .
Jet Testing Extended
County OKs 30 More Days of Experiment
By JOANNF. REYNOLDS
01 U• D•ll, Pll .. Sl•ll
Des pite ohJt't'lHllll't hy Newport
Be::ich official:. that ui.c of tht.·
Boeing 727 aarcrnrt 111 foaling
"thl' people· k st. .. Or::in ..:<' Coun
ty Supervisors ag reed today to
(•xtend the ll'Sltng or the c raft <tl
the county airport for another :JO
days
The decision was madt-on u
4-1 volt' with Super visor Kulph
Diedrich disc;entln..: 1>1cdric·h
s a id noist• cJatf.l s u1ipl1c cJ hy
airport. staff memhcrs show tht.·
plane to be one decibel no1s1cr al
a monitoring slution an Tustin.
"I believe the test failed and
,.,.... Page Al
MARVIN. • •
to a ccept a pcrct.'ntage o( the•
producer !> rtts .. The rinly thing I want<.'<1 wai-.
for Let.• U1 d t.1 thl' pll'tur1• ht· 'd
a l wa ys wantl'd lo du. !>ht..'
tes tified. ··And aJ:ain r say T want lo
know what 1 did wronA "
After the croi-.1H·xam1nat1on.
Miss Marvin's lawy1·r, Mat vin
Mitchclson, was e xpt.·t·tcd to ask
redirect questions before s he
leaves the s tand Mitc•helson
pla nned to call t ht• at'l1lr ai. a
hostile wilnes1. for the ph1intiff
when Miss Marvin finishes lest1
fyin~ M 1ss Marvin. u formc•r SIO,l~N
and Las Vegas showgirl. claim -.
Ma rvin owes hf'r $1 m1llwn plu-,
hair his t•arningi. during the
years they lJvcd t<>itethcr
She says Mar vin promised at
the s tart of their unmarried li v
ing a rrangement that he would
support her for life Marvin a>ay!'.
no such promise wai-. made
The case, which ha:. bel precl"
dent at appellate level:., ts tht-
first to deal with leJtal questions
concerning unmarried couples who live together
the test is at an end." he said
T he lest or the craft by Hughe!'.
Aarwest began Dec 15. The
airline operates two flights a
day with the three.engine "jct
which can carry 155 passengcrb
A report on the initial 30 day'>
of the test from ai.rport starr
members concluded that use of
th(' larger jet Airwest operah'~
a n eet of DC·9s ''is ·not clearly
nois ier than the OC-9 at a ny of
tht• air port's monitoring sta
tions · and is meas urably quieter
in te rms of historical averaitcs "
Rarbara f'ox of thc airport
s taff explajned that Diedrich 's
contention about the one no1s1er
station was based on a direct
comparison of noise data from
the 727s a nd D C.9s flown
between Dec. 15 a nd J an. 15.
T h e test o rde r issued by
supervisors in early December
<·ailed for the test com pansoni.
to bt> made on the ba:.1s or has-
* * * f',.._PageAI
TEST: ..
Washington. 0 C
Tht> FAA declaration appllC'i.
to other a irport:; a n d othe r
airlines whe re takeoff pro
redure~c; s imilar to those used at
Or ange County Airport a re in cf
feet.
Roth P a yton and L a rry
Litchfield of Hughes Airwesl to
day repeated the two carriers'
insis tence that the takeoff pro
cedure at Orange County
Airport is safe and together
pointed to collectively more thun
200.000 accident free takeoffs to
prove their Point.
Both airline sp<>kesmen al!'.o
repeated what they s aid is the
concern of their companies with
m r safety and Kaid. under no
t areumstances, would :.afety bt:
~·ompromased an lhcar opera
lions
Chooso lrom our
e~en~1ve &election ot
hand·rubbed vool
bells available w1lh
brass or leather b uckles
ton cal noise data That com-
parii1on shows the 721 to be no
no1:.1er than the DC-9. s he said.
Rut Newport Beach offlcaah
were unimpressed In a ftvt:
page lette r delivere d to
upcrvisors th1~ morning, Mayor
Paul Ryckoff charge d that lht•
nois e data lacks c r edibility
because in only 10 of the 60 le!-.I
f11ghL'l were the 727 1ets operat
1ng near capacity.
According to the airport staff
rc·port, the avera~c passcni!er
load durm~ the first 30 day:. (Jf t h1• test was 67
Hyckoff's letter noted that and
the fact that changes in weather
experienced during the t™
could benefit the airline bf pro-
v id in J( a muffling o t h c a ircra ft 's noise.
"The Roeing 727-200 may ne
m easurably quieter but m fact
the air pla ne is no t audibly
quieter," the letter concluded.
''The City of Ncwp<>rt Beach is
more concerned about noise rt"
duction in terms of how it aHcets
the human se nses and not how 11
may register on a gauge.
"It may Ix> that the 721 can
pusi. th<' ·monitor test ,· but m
our opinion. 1t fails lhe 'pcopl•·
tes t · "
Fro. Pafl' Al
IRAN.~.
days of hi:. "vacation " with
Sadat m Aswan. to return Tht·
spokesman said the shah accept
ed and told Sadat "he would bt·
fit I ad to :.pend mos t of ha :.
holidayi. m f:gypt bt•rause he
<·on:.1der i. hims elf among h1~
family ,.
Severa l other countries are
under cons1derat1<1n. the :;ources
s aid. tn('ludmg Saudi Ara bia,
8 r I t a 1 n a n d ~· r a n c e
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Laguna/South Coast
VOL. 72, NO. 23, 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Would 'Shed Blood'
Iran y Pledges
Bakhtiar Backing
T l';URAN. Iran tAP 1 Of
fi<'ers of the lransun arnwd
fort'eS staged a show Of for<'t'
with the lmpenal guard toduy,
vowing that the army will remain
united and its sold1eri. will "shed
their blood" to muint:un thl'
monarchy and the government of
Prime M1n1 i.ter S hahpour
Bakht1ar.
A dlief polit1r.il aidt' to re
I 1 g 1 o u s o p po s 1 t 1 o n I e a d t' r
A ya tolla h Kho m e1n1 s aid ,
m eanwhile. the strikes paralyi
ing the Iranian economy will
<'Ontinue unlit Bakhtia r 's gov
ernment resigns and makes way
for an Islamic republican re
g1me named by Khom eini. He Is
expected to return here Friday
from Paris alter 15 years of self-
i m posed 'CXi le.
T he British Embassy a n-
nounced the Royal Air Force. on
the advice o f the Iranian
military <'O mmand . will
evacuate Wednesday 'more than
200 fore igners. about half of
the m Ame r icans . from the
strife-torn oil center of Ahwaz to
Bahrain on the Persian Gulf.
In an unusual m ilitary dem-
onstration held mainly for foreign
reporters, Major Gen. Ali Nashat
paraded l,000 elite troops near
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's
Niavaran Palace In driving_, wet
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIED-A13
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE~3
\'our Hometown
Daily New~pap(•r
snow, the troops shouted. "Long
Ii ve the shah! " as tbey raced
across obstacle courses .and
marched in a goose·stepping re-
view.
"Our job is to protect and
guard his majesty a nd the gov-
e rnme nt," said Nash at. "His
majesty has left on another of
his regular vacations and the
troops see it that way. When his,
majesty comes back. the troops
will be here. ready as always. to
shed their blood for him."
o.ily PllM Staff ........
SAN CLEMENT£ VOTERS CAST BALLOTS AT COMMUNITY CLUBHOUSE IN AECAU VOTE
Edw•rd Morgan (Left) H•nd• B•llot to Precinct lnapector Welter Elli•'·
Flower Flap
Pitiful Pansies Protested Re~all Voting 'Heavy'
SAN CLEMENTE city coun cilmen have voted unan-
1mously towithhold paymenlof$650to BMC Landscape, Inc.,
for a bed or pansies outside the<'ity's community center.
The shah and Empress Farah
arrived in Morocco's winter
capital Monday to a low-key
welcome from King Hassan II.
Twnout Above Normal at Clemente Polls
Thr council action followed a complaint from Coun·
cilwoman Myrtis Wagner that the charge a mounted to
more than SJ per nower.
Mrs . Wagner said she had priced the same ·•majestic"
pansies planted in the community center fl ower bed al five
south county nurS<!ries. Even at the most expensive gar den
shop. she was able to find a pony pack of the pansies for a
mere99c-ents. she said.
A FRIEND or the rouncilwoman counted the com -
munity center pansies and found 300 to 400 plants. about
half of which were dead, Mrs. Wagn~r said. The flower bed
was reportedly full of weeds as well.
All five council m embers a greed to request. an
itemlz'!d bill before paying forthe hl1b·prtced nower bed.
UCl's Founding
Librarian Horwred
By PtOLIP ROSMARIN
Of Ille O.llJ PllM SUtff
When J ohn Edwin Smith de·
c ided h e wante d to be a
librarian, it was because he
went to school in the Depression
and jobs were hard to come by.
Whe n the Friend s o f the
Library met to honor Smith
Monday night at the Santa Ana
Country Club, il was because of
what they felt had been his ex·
traordinary success in doing
more than Just a job
S mith, UC Irvine's founding
university libra rian, retired this
month to wnle and to do the add•·
tional reading he never had time
for during a career of deciding
whalothersshould read.
tn his 16 year s of adminislra·
lion, the UCl library grew' from
an initial collection of 100,000
volumes and 1,500 journal
subscriptions. to 850,000 volumes
a nd nearly 12,000subscrlptions
He was known as an innovator
who stretched finan cial re·
sources. getting more book for
the buck.
He was i ns trume ntal in
establishing reciprocal lending
agreements benefitting students
a nd faculty by joint use of
libraries at UCI , Cal State
Fullerton and Cal State Long
Beach.
Besides a main collection of
books designed specifically to
s upport t.he academic disciplines
offered ~ UCI, Smith was in·
slrumenm In the acquisition or
(See UBRARIAN, Page A2)
IAmfl Datri loartaetl
_ ... __.......
Safe Stolen
At Laguna
·Restaurant
By ANNE COOPER
Of tM Deily PllM Si.tff
Voting in the San Clemente re· <'a ll election appeared to be run-
ning s lJghlly heavier this morn-
ing than in past mun1cira1 elec·
lions, with nearly hal of the
city's voters expected lo turn out by 7 p.m .• whe n t he polls close ,
A check with half of the city's
17 percent polls :,howcd that
nearly 10 percent of the pre-
cin<'ts · regis tered voters had
cast ballots by 10 a.m. in the
election to recall three city coun·
cilmen.
This compared to an eight per·
cent turnout at the same hour 1n
the March. 1978. munici pal elec·
tion, when 13 candidates ran for
Operators of Poor Richard's
restaurant in Laguna Bea<'h
were a bit poorer Monday. when
they discovered a safe contain·
ing $25C> ln cash had been talcen.
Decisions Needed
T.hleves pried two panes of
glass from a window at the
restaurant al 1198 South Coast
Highway som etim e Saturday
night or Sunday morning. It is at
the top le vel of the Village Fair
commer~al complex.
On Irvine Coast
Police $aid they entered the
restaura nt a nd attempted to
open a cement safe. When those
efforts failed, the burglars lifted
the 250-pound safe and carried it
from the restaurant.
The loss was discovered when
the restaurant opened for busi·
ness Monday.
Diggs Steps Uown
WASIDNGTON !AP l -Rep.
C h a rles Diggs, 0 -Mich., hus
promised House leaders he will
relinquish his chairmanship of a
House subcommittee on Africa
fihile his con"'ction and three·
year prison sentence remains on
a ppeal, congressional sour ces
saldtody.
By ARTHUR R. ~INSEL
OI Ille O•llY Piiot ~l.tt
Major decisions must come
soon on mecha nics of developing
t he Irvine coast. 9,000 acres of
canyons . creeks a nd cattle
range that will become home to
perhaps 33,000 people li ving in
residences ran ging from
economy condominiums to vast
estates.
Tpis was the essence of the
m essage delivered be fore the
South Coast Regional Com-
mission Monday at its meeting
Laguna's Council
To Meet Tonight
Laguna Beach Cit y Council
members will appoint commit-
tee members. list council goals
for 1979 and outline progress on
plans for Sycamore Hills when
they meet a t 7 o'clock tonight.
The oCf-week council meeting
will be held in council chambers
at City Hall, 505 Forest Ave.
in Huntington Beach City Coun·
cil chambers.
A full hearing on development
of the Jrvine Company-owned
land is scheduled a week from
Wednesday.
That session will be at 7 p.m. in
Hunt;:igton Beach City Council
Chambers. 2000 Mam St.. Hunt·
inglon Beach. The public may
then make its views known .
Current plans developed JOlnl·
ly by the county und Irvine Co m·
pany call for preser ving 75 per·
cent of the open acreage in its
ranch-style state and for recrca·
lion a I usage.
But the likelihood of retaining
that much of the agricultural
e mpire founded by the late
James Irvine under current con·
ditions is in no way certain. it
was e mphasized.
The original Irvine Company
projection for the property -
valued at perhaps $100 million -
calls for 15,000 res idential units,
but it would be reduced to l l.600
under the county's ne w pro-
<See HEARING, Page A2)
Rites Set Tonight
For Dudley Burns
Rosary will be recited tonight
at St. Cathe rine Catholic Church f o r former Laguna Beach
American Legion Post com ·
mander M. Dudley Burns. who
died Sunday at the age of 78.
Mr. Burns, an Army vete ran,
head ed the Laguna Beach
American Legion Post 222 in
1953·54. He remained an active me mber or that organization un-
til recent months. fj He came to Laguna Beach in
U.e late 1920s and worked as a
c!"arpenter for more than half a
-·-ffntuy •iofttl·the South Cent. ·
Clemente Liquori
Store Robbed
A San Clemente liquor store
was robbed of $500 late Monday
by a man armed with a two-Inch
knife, who took the money 1nd
~ eacaped-oa foot. ,._ ~~Pllmlf..,-•-111-•-.. ----Police uld the man who
robbed the Park Liquor store, at
The independent builder con·
structed m any homes in Laguna
Beach, including his own home
overlooking Ben Brown's Golf
a nd Country Clu b in South
La~una.
He helped operate the Festival
or Arts parking lot concession
for years for the American
Legion Post. and pa rtlclpated In
the Post's annua l Easter egg
hunt and other activities.
He is survived by his wife
Ei:ilnccs. of the JamilY borne at
1082 BrookA St., and sister K.L.
. Merriman of Canton. Penn.
Rosary will be recited al 1
p.m . at the Catholi~ church, with
mass celebrated at 9 a.m.
Wednesday at the same church.
Burial will be a t Ascension
Cemetery in El Toro.
Ah-Safety Aided
Co unty sheriff's harbor patrol ofricen and
fire department parame dics aid
83·year-old Charles R. Dill, of La1una
HJlls, who w us s tricken with an apparent
heart attack aboar:d the sportfishin1 boat
Reel Fun Monday art'ernoon off San
Clemhlte. Dill was pronounced dead at
San Clemente General Hosp~al after
rescuers· efforta !ailed to revive hlm.
3119 s. El Camino Real, at 9
g .•. WM clacribed at tlx feet,
twl tncbel tall, with medluth
•teqtb curly black hair and a
larse aoee. n.ey said be was
lut 8llD runn.inl IOUlh Oil El
Camino Real.
SAN DIEGO <AP >
Sophl8Ucaled new radar equlp-
ment Joel into operation \Oday
a t. Llndbe!fb Field as part Of an
ll·polnt Feder al Aviation Ad-
mlnls tratlon progr•m to Im·
prove air u re ty he re In tbe
wake ol the naUon 's worst air crash.
... , /, ,
three \..lly Council vacanc1c~.
City Clerk Max Rerg reported
that 273 absentee ballots were is-
sued in today's t-lcclion. com·
pared with a previous high of 121
absentee ballots issued in tht-
Ma rc h election last year
SubJect to poss ible recall in
today's special election are San
Cle m e nte Mayo r Will ia m
Walker and City Council m<>m ·
bers Donna Wi lkinsQn and
Howard Mushett. The ballotm~
c limaxes a year-long power
stru1u~le between Walker and.
Mrs. Wilkinson . supported by
much of the business communi·
ty. a nd Mushett. backed by th1;:
San Clemente Homeowners Ai.·
sociaUon.
Vote r s w i JI d ecide a ls o whether any r eca lled coun -
cilman is to be replaced by a.p·
pointment or by a second special
election.
Precinct inspectors reported
today that voters said little
about the election as they casl their ballots. except that they
we lcomed its brevity. Voter~
were in and out of the p<>lhni.t
booths within minutes. inspec·
tors said .
Joseph Barton. president of
the Homeowners Association supporting Mushett, S"asd volun-
teer poll watchers havt• been
stationed at polling places to
make sure no irregularities in
the voting procedure a rc al-
<See VOTE, Page A2>
Motherlwod
AWnflict?
IOWA CITY. lowu IAP1
Fire fighter Linda E aton say~
s he will contmue to breast-feed
her son at the fire house sn de
fiance of fire department rcgula·
lions.
"I plan to go in Wednesday
and have the baby brought lfor
his feeding >." said Mi!Ts Eaton.
26, who was suspended for one day
Monday after nurs ing her son.
Ian. whileonduty.
But city offlctals s ay 11 a
second feeding takes place on ci·
ty time, she will "again be sub·
ject to disciplinary action,
possibly of a stricter nature."
Coast
7
Weather
Patchy low clouds along
the coast at times tonight
a nd in c r easing high
cloudiness. Considerable
c loudiness Wednesd ay.
Lows tonight in the 40s.
· 111gttt;· Wedne~day· Irr-the
60s.
INSIDE TOD.4 Y
Marian BergeltOfl, Orange
Count11's Jirlt fe~ state
~,,Ulator. haa mode a change
in Mr Ufest11te now that she's
commwmg betwetn Newport
Beach and Socrnme11to. See
Featurtng,,,. Cl.
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Or•f\le County >;,,varonmentaJ
Mana1eml'nt A1en~y Aulstant
Olrerlor thcherJ Munnll ia whbll"-1 In the dartl whn ll
ec>mes to What the couety can do end U.r atatl' _.anta tor the lrvJoe Coal1
"
e acknlttf!d today be hu not
fu )' dl1uted contuta or •
lSO·paa • booklet ou1hn1n1 thf South ·out Re111nn•I Com
mlu ion 1taH ' rcro rnm<'nda llon1
They do not lutally Hbc-w1lb eountr·l\lided _pl111na to d~vl'lop tbe rvlne CompAny 11 $100 rnllUon-plua chunk of rHI ~l•h•
bt>lween L.a1una Beach •nd
Corona del lbr u.od~r pr vallu'i
econonuc and 1~1•1 rt•$lrJctlona
Munkll aald today •n the wakt·
of the three hour a fternoon
•eolon belorf' comm11111onen
Monday that air•~ of tht: P'•n
might have come much aooner
"We tried 11evcral monlhi a10 to run It throul(_h 1and 1t was ve_ry lru11tralin1.'' MunMll aald, Mid·
ing tbat at Uuat st.a.ce. tbe Cou.n
t)' wanted to HIVC the regional
comm1s.s1on u preview peek ··we wcrt.' ullocahd JS
m1nule11," h~ pointed out
Comm1si,k>n mem~rs al thut
stage in discussion of the Irvine
Coast IH ue lden tlfical1on and
Land U~ Plan rejected It and
anistructed the county to revis~ 11
'fhe final package d11>cus1100 i.t lf•ngth Monduy will C'ome befon·
<-om miss1oneri. .,gain a wet'k
from Wednesday for s. lull hear
4ng at which time the pubhc and
the Irvine Ce-oany will hav1:
their say.
M unsl•ll 1s pcss1m1"lt11· about
rhe coU11ty ilnd the frvane <A>m·
pany 's ~blllty under the law to
meet what the coastal planning
staff env1slon1> air ideal In their
view
"f 'm not comr orluble,"
Munsell said w a ed 1f the
1>l atf' 's suggt·st1ons ca all be an·
<·orporc.itcd in a w able plan
for the Irvine C as t . region's
future growth .. .. .
f'roa Page A I
HEARING • •
· poi.al
Orange County Environm<:ntul
Agency Ai.:sifllanl Manager
U1chard Munsell pointed out the
r•ounty wanls 2.400 a mong those
units to be comprised of bO·
t•alled afforda ble housinf.?.
fo·amilles with incomes of up to
$20,000 per year wouJd be In fine
for low-interest mortl(age loam.
a nd othe r flnan<'lal benefits
t•nabling them to live In coastal
~oundings.
Mandatory cost -cutting 1m
flO !>ed by Proposition 13,
how<•ver, mcani. gove rnme nt
agen c i es pass o n costs to
builders and devcloiwrs.
County policy now require!> de
vf'lopcn; to donc.te righl·Of-way
for i.treets and highways upon
wt11 c h df'velopment depends ,
with an add1t1onH I imposition of
pa rt of lhl' paving cos ls
County Qfficiuls arc hoping to
rcrcivc more money from the
state to pay for opening up the
so·ralled San Joaquin llllls Cor
ncfor to traffic. a step seen as <'!>
~c·ntial to south county dc·vclop
m c•nt
Th .. EMA 's Mun!>cll noted lh1·
1·11unty will require a high-speed
d1 v1dt·d highway <ilong the San
.Jouquin llllli. to serve the area'!>
lran-.oort.atlon .wed11
'flu:, route rcuching thn.-e to
MJC mil~ inland would connect
lhl· Saddleb<il'k Valley to th('
3 5 mile str('lCh or Pac1f1r Coast
Highway twlwct'n Corona del
M<ir and Lagunu H1·1H'h
The maJor San Joaquin JUlb
thoroughfare discusRed would
tit• into the San Diego F'recway
at Lanuna Niguel.
Quest1on~d during Monday's
meeting hy Commi11sloner Or.
IUmmon C. Fay of Torrance,
Munsell admitted the county 1s
1fl the une nviable pos ition of
w:ut1n1ot for stale action.
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UCI LIBRARIAN JOHN EDWIN SMITH CALLS IT A CAREER
tn Rettrement, H• Plana to Catch Up on Ht1 Reeding
E're• l"•,,e A I
UBRARIAN HONORED. • •
u 11um~r of spec1Cil collections
Among the m are the Sir
Richa rd Francis Hurton, Coll1•c•
t1on. the Aldous lluxl~y (;ollt>c
tion, the Admiral Sir Angus Cun·
ningham Graham Collection on
the history of thr Rr1t1sh Navy,
the John Steinbeck Collecllon , Lht'
Columbia Literature a nd lhstor}'
Collection, the Treharne Collel'
lion in English hii1tory. the Oon
Meadows C<>llcction in Orang(•
County history. the Wallucc Ad
d1son CQIJcct10n 11( bluc·k !>tud1t•:,,
and thf> Kennoth Millar f Ro:-;i.
Macdonald 1 Collection
lJn a cni.p wintf·r day -.o c lear
that he l'Ould sec mount111n
peak11 "I haven't Sl•en in 13
y('ars" from his fifth floor offlrl•
windows, Smith tt1lkf'd about hrs
retirement. :.md reminisrf'd a hit
on his l'arN!r
"l've been on somt·body's
payroll s ince l was 16 year.,
old ," Smith said with u sm1l('
"I 'm about to lw 62, und I 'm
tired T ht• library 1·11ultl us" so me yo un l.(, v1gorou ~ leaders hip."
Smith I:. u 5hort, s mall-boned
m an whose cner~y manlft=-b.
itself through humorous eyes
Thin dark haJr contnu1ts with a
close clipped i,alty mariner's
beard.
Smith took h.is masters degr(lc·
Jn library science at Be rkeley m
1940. He had workl'd 10 llbr~rie~
before at U 'J,A u ... un under
graduate.
Rei.ides 1t twmg a Joh that
brought in some money. he felt
purpose in it
"My percJ!plton then wa ti thttl
of youthful idl·ahsm . To ~ of
ser vice to man
"Attempting to organize th<'
wit. wisdom and knowlf>dgc <>f
human kind, in order to provi<h•
insights t.o the future, is a useful
endeavor.
"I don't see how an academic
organization could ~xisl without
ac<'ess t.o ideas and information
"I came from a fa m ily given
to reading. There were lots of
books and journals around th1:
house.
"My father was a very 1>U<'
r('ssful miruster. but he turned
hi s back on the church the mo
m ent I was born, virtually
"lie became somewhut emb11
tered, toward himself. rather
than the churc h. Father had
beem in the headlines in Sun
1''ranci11co. m a campa1~n to end
vice.
"lfe wanted t.o e nd s in in Sari
Frandse-0 lie reahted he was n 't
a success.''
The unsteadioess of lhobe
r ircumstances and "the sp1Mt of
the times" le d young Smith
t.'llrly to seek work.
"Librarians hip a fforded u
job," he said , "and ll apl)t!alcd to me."
ffl11 greatest satl11fad lonH In
his work. he said, were found 1n
having been 10 on thu beginning
of a new campus llbr:iry.
.. To build 11 ne w campus ,
within a frame work of u uni ·
versity with a 100-year history,
was a very attractive and exclt
ing thing t-0 be a part of .
''A library is central to•a sue
cesftful undergraduate car~r
It's absolutely a compe lling
necessity for graduate programs
and research .
"It was a unique opportunity
lo &tart a new-library, that bJtd
no traditions. You h•d t.o make
certain yea, or no. decislons thal
would affect the whOlc future of
the library.
"When you don't have ,,prec ·
dent to live by, everything you
do with a piece ot paper, In a
11ense, seta a .. precederrt."
For moet key people at the
major lnaUtutJons or thllf coun.
Gift Shop Looted
Bur1lan p.ltked t he latter when breakin1 into 1 La(Wla
Beach Sitt ~ called "Vour
Place or~ne," 1ometlme before the opene«t llondll)'.
Pollet aaMI " enWred lhe
tlore al 1110 South Coalt
ffl1bwa1 bJ unknown mean1
a nd walked off wttb S4M In re· celpU
try, partic ularly back Ea.st, the
concept Is •lmost unre&I.
A Harvard collea~ue on('e, ex·
<'laimt..'Cl lo Smith in admiration
and awe : "My God. what 1t
mu.st be hke lo live without •WO
yeur~ of precedent'"
Smith ~a id :mother rlul· lo h1=-
succes~ was the· 1>upport he rt·
ce1vl'd from lhl' adm1mstrul111r1
and his staff from the bcginnini::
Chancellor Damc l Aldrkh Jr .
fo r t•xampll•. a d vis ed him .
"Don 't k<'el' re· ad in~ 1 ht· hn"
print, :Jlld k1.:cp running until
tacklc:d."
.. 1''nr him lo l'rcat<: th<JI kind
of •·nvironnwnt," Smith ~ard,
"wa ~ kind of c•xC'1l111g , too ()f
roursf', onte an u while we )(l>t
tac•kled "
Smith !'>aid that lh rou~h th(•
yeH r a h~ ha ~ 1.:nlny~d
himself "bcr au11c· of the kinds ot
human bc1ng11 und h um:ir11·
:1tmc1sphcr<' 1n whit•h .! untvi·rs1ty
opt:r ates
"The pcrsonal1tws <tnd men
t.Blities ar e rewarding
"It's simply more fun than
what so many people in thl·
private sector d escribe in their
environment. which 1s cutthroat,
a nd not necessarily 'humane."
Paradmncally, Smith said, th(•
prohlcms of tht' JOI> wt•re relutl!d
to the humanist cnvironmenl rn
which he l'tlrivrd
"Runmng any larg1• 11rgamz.1
t 1 o n 1 s a I l> o t o bl' u r t h 1·
rc•s pon111h1hl1es and tht-p<1in=-
that a lot of human be ings work
ing togcthl'r inev1lubly gener&t1·
·'Trying to make people work
together towards a common oh
Jflct1vc 1s not a isimplc matter
"ThP sam<' humanis tic en
vironmcnt al110 can attr act a lot
r>f pnma donnas and ne urot1c11 ,
who aren't :itwnys cusy to dc<il
with "
The campus librarian 1s leav
ang a job he '1> conf1dcnt., and
satisfied, is undone.
"The 3<'CCpted wisdom now 111
librarians hip," Smith explained.
"is that non{' of us can build u
rc.·source completely <idequatc
··we are not yet at the point of
!>Upplyrnf( the d:uly hrc·ad and
butter needs al this campui;, and
perhaps never will bl• Nu
library will ever be "
Smith env1s 1ons a library
twice th<' size of the ex1st1ng onl·,
:inti :1 library using computer
terhnolo~y to gn•ater efrt>ct
Will rompul1•ri. ~ome<Jay
makt• librarians llkt· Smith oh
s c1h:lt.'"
"Sornt-onc's got to wnll! the·
books,'' Siil 1th l'IUld . "And some
one's got Lo Orl(anlze the 1nrorma
lion. We'll ne<>d i:i-nerulists :ind
s p<>eiallsls us loni.t a11 k nowled~c
1s producc<f.
"Somt..>one's ~ot to say whcrt·
It goeH bt:twcen the alpha :rnrl
OrTH'J(ll."
"/\rt' llbrt1rlun11 ohsol<'k ?" hl'
3Sked the question again. "No,"
he winked. "Just m e."
Pinto H e ads
South C oast
Je wish Cente r
Michael Pinto hats been na'rncd
pre11ident of the South Coast
Communihcs Jewi11h Center dur Jna recent e lections for the
Laguna Beach bHCd oraaniza·
lion.
Othel'fi named t.o the cxccutlvti
board are Richard Packard,
vice prt..-aldtint; Arhme Rhode!!,
treasurer; and ,Polly Sloan, re-
cordinK secretal'y.-
f'lnancial vice prealdent is
Me l Springer and Bobbi
Oalderman is corresponding
s trelary. One year &rustffl Jn.
e lude Ellen Vlno1rad, Pete r
Fo11rrauy, LouJ1 OarfJn,
Carolyn ,Goldman Rllo)' 0.lgur.
Henrietta Nelaon. Richard Jaffe,
Sue Rothltetn and Cary Samofl.
T he South Coul Commun1Ues Jewtah Center ta loea~ It ueo
North Coast lfllbw•y.
l...oan Rate11 Lowered
Slide Victim's
Plea Succeeds
A pcrson:.I plea f rom a
Ulut>tJ1rd Cl!ny<>n 1<4ndslide vtc·
Um m Wa.sh1net-0n. O c m11y
have helf)f-d lowt.>r lnll•rc11t Joun
rall'b for v1ttlm~ of lhf! ()ct. 2
slidl' 1tl Laguna Hf'a<:h
Thi· ft'dcrnl d<:<'tslon to lower
1ntere11t r:tlc5 rcir 1.uguna U.::i.c:h
land:.lide victims wui. relayed t.o
City Manager Frf'd S-Olomo~ via
a n ail from offlcial11 at the
Fe<ft'r•1l D1sa11ler Assistance Ad·
m1m!itrallon rt•te1on al offices 1n
S<1l'ramcnto
Earlier th1:s mo nth, off1cwl:. at
that Sacramento office denied
Laguna 'a request (Or the low IQ·
ttrest loans. They a)i.o tumed
down a bid fo r fe deral re·
construc tion o f roads and
uhlltlea> an the Bluebird Canyon
n~1ghborhood.
What may have prompted a
~hange ol heart a t least on the
low Interest Joans was an ap-
pen I mnde Jan 9 lo FDAA
Dlrel'tor William Wilcox by dis-
aster victim Dave DcLo
"It's tantast1C' newll." ~t11d
Del~o ·s wife Dottle. "Wt· had
nothing lo los<' by going lo
Washington. and it paid off "
Del ..o. an inv('slmcnt hanker.
credited Rep Robert Badham 's
0 H1 cc. as well as S e n . S. I
Hayakawa with 11ushing for low
intercist Joans for lhc :slide vie
ti m s
"Tlw 1•1ty 's handi. were l1t-d
after the FDAA turm·d down the
r eq ue11t," DcLo said. "So we
really had no choice but to go to
WasbinJt.on our,elves "
The caty contends the Ooods of
last January and February were
respomuble for last October's
Jands llde. and atwmpted to tie
that fede ral dusaste r declaration
with the recdnt slide That would
enable the CJty to pick up federal
funds for reconstruction of roads
·into Hluebird Canyon, and would
also make Bluebird rc~ident:..
l'l igible for lower interest rate
loans
But f~'dtiral disaste r otncials
in Sacramento rejected
Laguna's contcntlon~ayin~ vie
tlms could receivyS mall Busi·
ne81f Administration Joanis up to
$55,000 al a 7~ percent rate.
SBA loans we re ava1lublf' to
d1ustcr victims cal u rate of
three percent until Oct. 1, 1978
just one day before the Bluebird
CanyonlandaUde.
OeLo s a i d h e fl e w t o
Washington J an. 9 and met with
1-,DAA director Wilcox. a~ well
a s r e pr e s e n tative ~ from
Hadham's and fl<l yakawa'i. of
fices.
City Manager Solomon s aid to-
day. "It cannot be disputed··
that Oe Lo 's m eeting with
federal officials resulled 1n the
lower interest rates.
And while he is pleased with
the news, Solomon likened th•
situation t.o receiving "half a
loaf ln.'llead of the whole thing · ·
·'They've agreed to reclas111fy
I h\• d huuter cause bac k to the
winter storms, but only for the
purpose of granting low inltlrl'st
loans," he said.
"They're still refusing to pay
for restora tion In the area, and J
can't understand why we 're get
ling a piece at a time .
"If these people don't have a1'
cesH back to their lots. the loan!>
wi ll be useless to them ."
S<>lomon said
Without federal ass1 1.>tanc~.
the city and state would havl· to
sha re costs of rebuilding road1>
and installing utilities in the 3.5
a c re site wiped out by the
landslide.
Solomon ha:. prcv1ou1>ly
termed that JOint funding effort
an impossibility
He !>aid he met with !>tak of
f1c1al s !ate Monday to discus!>
future plans to obtain federal
f unds, a nd 11a1d toda y both
groups will meet with legu;lators
to push for federal restoration
funds
lgnor•• FA A ile quesi
Jets Follow Usual
Takeoff Patterns
By GARY GRANVILLE
Of ... o.lly l'IM4 .....
Jet airliners followt•d their u~ua l takeoff procedure from
Orange County A1rporl today a~
a Fl!deral Aviation Admanu.tr:i
lion re<:1uel>t to do otherwise. was
1~nored.
Adherence to the long ste1nd
mg takeoff oroccdur ci. de1>1i.tnt·d
to min,,,.uze Jet noise s pared rei.
1dents in the airport area udd1
tlonal din as the airliners cllmt,.·d
:-.kyw<ird
Out lhc tfls1Jgn•emenl over
takcoU PrOl'cdurf'!> d<'l'lt.tred un
s<J fe by lhP F'l\A l<ist l''riday still
divided offkiuls or the two uf
reeled airlines, Air California
and Hughes AJrwesl, and the
fedPral a~ency.
The f''AA can, 1f ll t!hoo11t•\,
~rbrtrnrily 1:.sue an cm •rgenl'y
order that woulcl m rindatl'
changes m the tak••oH routine at
Or ange County Airport
Or. lhe aviation uncncy can
begin administrative proce('ci·
ing:. that would J(ivc the airhm.•11
a chanrro lt) <'Onlt•sl the unsafe·
declaration anr1 oppose tht.' re
qu<'sted l'hanJ:t'li
I\!> for now , though ,
spokesm n for ooth airlines said
their pilots will continue to
cltmb the airliners to 500 feet u.n ·
der full power and then throttle
back while climbing unlll the
coastline is r eaehed before re·
Vl'rtlng to full power
Friday, FAA officials said the
plane should reach 1,000 reel
before power 1s reduced .
Noise techni c ian ~ a t th1•
airport said s uch a mancuvc•r
would have "a catastrophic Im
pact" on alrport management'!>
effort to reduce the Jet noise 1m
pact on surrounding com ·
munities frvrne, Newport
Beach, Costa Mesa a nd Santa
Ana HeighL~
And worried county govern
ment officials ordered a legal re
view o f th e pos1>ib l e r e
percussions on airport opera
lions s h ould the t akeoff
procedures be chan~ed.
Monday, airline and county
representatives met with f'AA
officials m an attempt to break
the deadlock imposed by the
airlines' plans to igno re the Fl\A
request that carried today'1>
deadline.
Choose from our
extensive selectlon ot
hand.rubbed veal
belts ovolloble wtth
t:xoss or leather buckles.
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F ,...P ... AI
VOTE •••
lowed
Both furtions were proolcttn~
today th"t a lurgt.' turnout would
benefit their side. Backers of
Walktr 1tnd Mrs Wiikinson
<'hatrattcrlLcd Mu a he tt '~
followt.'fs as :1 amnll, though
vocal. group , while Barton
claimed, "The Jittlc /cople in
thla town a rc ~hm Howard
!Mullhett>"
One ocrson who dld not vote
by mld·morning was former
President H1ch:..rd Nixon. who in
past ('lcctioniJ hu11 cast his baJlot
B!i • oon a11 the polls open at CQn
cordlu Elementary School.
Paullttl' Wutermun. lonf(tlme
preclnd inspeetor a t the Con-
rord ltl polls, said ahe did not ex·
pert Nixon. No &!cret Service
rn('n had been b>' to check the
polling pluce, a:1 1:. their custom.
she said. <.:1ty Clerk Max Berg
said Nixon h:u1 not applic-d for
an abKentee ballot for today's re· call election
The recall lo be dee.ided in
today 's e lec tio n has over-
shadowed every other ii>sue i.n
San Clemente for months, with
battle lines clearly drnwn for
more than a year
One city e mployee was fired an conn~ction with the recall. and
<>l-hc rs resigned, sayi ng they
were fed up with the discord and
upheaval at City Hall. .
Walker and Mrs . Wilkinson
have blamed the disruption and
disse nsion oo Mushett, sayln~ 1t
wa11 on ly after he was elected
that city councilmen. railed to
work together in harmony.
Rut Mush ett counters that
Walker and Mri,. Wilkinson r~
acted with alarm when he fa1lcci
to go along with the existing City
Council "game plun," especiaJly
when· he rall<.'d puhh<' attention
to city records which ~mbar
rassed city offil'1als
.. Instead of re~pondmg to th1i1
problem. they went after the. p~rson who pointed 1t out me,·· he said
• Early e lection r e turn:, 1n
today's recall election will be
dVa1lablt: :;tarting <1l <Jbout 8:30
P m by c alling City fl all. 492-5101.
Uiguna Youth
St,ill Critical
Af ter Crash
A 17·year-old Laguna Beach
youth was in :;table l'Ondit1on lo·
d ay in Anaheim M emori:j l
Hosp1tal 's intensive care · uo1t
whlle another v1ct1m of Wedne=-·
day's Dana Point head-on col-.
hs ion left the hospilal Sunday.
Monty Richmond continues ·to
slay In the Anaheim hospital's
critical care unit following heart.
urgery Thursday.
Thomas Stocks. 25, a lsQ of
Laguna, was rel~a~e;:d from San
Clemente General Hospital Sun
day
Allen Gregg, 19 . <1 1:.o of
Laguna and driv<>r nf !he t·:ir
that l'Ollided with Stork:-,· veh1
de, is in foir cond1t1on :it 11<'1
medical Center. Scott Hunter
16, al&o of Laguna and a
passenger in Gregg's car. ii. 111
s atisfactory condition at the Sun
Cle me nte hospital.
Ri c hm o nd a l s o wa,., u
passsenger in Gregg·!> car .
The four Lagunans were in
JUred about I J p.m . Wednesd<ty
when, Highway Patrol offil'er!-1
assert. Gregg 's car crossed over
a South Coast Highway median
und collided hcadon with Stock ·~
car
Steve Henderson. a 21 year-old
Camp Pendleton Marine and a
pa~1>enger an Stocks' car , wa~
killed In the crash.
Highway Patrol Lraff1r in
vestif{ators art' proh1ni:: the
cause of the crash.
\
Delay Sought
l~ January 23, 1979 S DAILY PILOT t\3
Medical Funds Cut on
Br &ATHY CLANCY ... ....., ...... , ....
A eotnmltlee ol medical pro-
l•uk>nal.a Will ulr Orao1e Couo·
L)f UJlltl'VJ ,.. Wf'dnetda1 fOf
more ~ to review •ltemale
means ot provldlnc medtul
tare for t.hfo poor
County Jlealt.b Officer Morton
Net.on. tn ~pon ddtv ttd to. "'"rvtaon Monday, did com mitt.ff ~mbera be,Ueve \here
are rettOur~ts o\htr lh.n VCI
Medltal entt1r to aerve \he
need1 of tbe nlcdlcally •m poveri&hed
Revised
Housing
Plan OK
Orange County superviaors
will lak e a seco nd l oo.It
Wednesday at a bluepnnt to pro-
vide cheaper housing in the COWi·
\y County planning com
mlasloners approved the revised
plan Monday.
The revisions, requested
primarily by the state Depart·
ment of Housing and Communi
ty Development. were made at
Lhe close ol a two·hour hearing.
State officials, who must also approve lhe document, said they
want to se c more d ata
establishing the need for lnex· pensive housing for low and
moderate income families as
well as more specific assurances
that the proposals to producr
that housing will be earned out
However , one of the docu·
ment 's key points, called the in
<'lusionary hous ing program.
emerged from Monday 's hear
ing watered down at the request
of lobbyists for developers and the building industry.
The inclusionary program was
to be a voluntary program
whereby developer s In unin·'
corporated territory woµJd in·
elude provisions for 25 percent
low and moderate income hous· ing ln their developments
The chapter of lhe element re·
lating to this program staled
that it ia a requirement. Und er
pressure from building industry
groups, commissioners agreed
to change the language.
At the urgmg of commissioner
William McDo u gall . "re ·
quirement" was changed to "ob-jective" and another phrase was
changed from ''should require"
to .. should strive diligently."
Those chan~es were opposed by representaltves of the Orange
County League of Women Voters
and the Orange County Houslng
Coalition, a consortium of public
inter est groups and bousing
authorities. They s lld t he
cbaoge wouJd allow developers
to continue bujlding nothing but
expensive housing.
But commissioners defended
their action saying they wanted
to make the incluslonary pro-
gram volunta ry.
"We won't get JOO percent
compliance by 100 percent of the
applicants JOO pe rcent of the
lime." McDougall observed. "l(
it gets bad enough, then we can
go to an ordinance lo force the
issue. but r don't want lo do that
until the other w3y has fa iled." '
County supervisors are facing
a lawsuit over the county·s aJ.
leged lack or action to provide
housing for low and moderate in·
come families in unincorporat<.'<1
portions of Lhc coun ty
C'..ounty Man
Gets Prison
On Drug Rap
FRESNO <AP > -A Santa Ana man was sentenced to five years
Jn prtaon Monday for a convic·
lion of conspiring to distribute heroin in Fresno County.
Jesus Ramon Lopez also was
ordered by U.S. District Court
Judge M.O. Crocker of Fresno to ·s pend three years on parole
following Lhe prison term.
A fede ral jur y here found
Lopez and Alberto Pierro of
Mendota l(uilty of heroin con-
spiracy cliarges. The Jury ac·
quitted Fierro of a he roin possess t o n 'c h arge but
dudJ«ted oo a verdict for Lopez oo thalCOWll.
Fie rro was sente nced pre· -Y.i9'41l.Y~ to ~ years in prison followed by three years on
parole.
IovesUgators confiscated 50
ounces of heroin when Lopez,
Fierro and four others were ar· rest.eel.
A1 a res.ult.. the commit~
uked \hat lbe m mbt'lrahlp tM!
Hpanded to Include coruurn rs
and commua.Uy r preunlatJv"
•.Del Uuat ll bf Jlven mor• lime lo ,.v~w-poMtbi& ah..-n.auves..
upe:nlsors Wed~nda)' will
con1,~r • p0qJbl• C'U' or $5
mllUon annually tn what Lbc
COWlt7 p111f UCJ M<'dlr1l Cenkr
ror lbt ln!alrm-nt ol indi&•nt.3
TM C"ut8 would ln"olvto ccrum
f'lectlv~ outp1Uent and d~ntul
care ~ucr and a uruver tty o~rilt'd cHn.l r In S•nla Ana
The nu wouJd take em .. '<lt 1n
April and nnt October
N('llOa.. lD hla reoport. taid the
taalt force "hu reached the con·
l'lu1lon that al~ate and addi·
llonal cnedlul reaources are
available In lbe community with
Joni hoepilab' and pblliclan1 to
&crvt the meclical nffd.t ol tJae
medlC'al lndlarenta. •
But cocnmfttee members want
. to conUIWt...J,belr study with the
help olfiUHrs and community
rcpreMftlatJvn and prepare a
final report before any funds
paid Lo UCl are d.llcootinued.
Or. Stanley van den Noort UCI
Medical Sc:bool dean. who aal u
• non voling member or lbe
~ • ~ • • •• '· ,,: • • #
Whale of a Tale ~
commllt.ee. did not 1bare the
ta•k force'• conclualon. Ntlaon sald.
"It ii important to note that ln
actuality we are talkJni about
dJ1cootlnuinc to fund the subsidy
to tbe Ltftlverslty ...• Ntlson Hid.
"At present the county is pay·
Inc to the universaly the dlf·
lerenee between charees or the
university and what Medl·Cal
feimbune. "heconllnued.
..Under tbls reimbursement
system there Is no lncenUve ror
the Wllvenity to reduce costs for
a major portion of its patient
Workmen were busy Monday in Dana
Point Harbor as they toiled to unload a
5,000-pound body of a ferrocemenl gray
whale. The 40-foot.Jong replica was placed
rn grass park al Del Obispo Street and
Is land Way. The life.sized sculpture was
disassembled and reassembled before a
gathering of curious onlookers. It will
serve as the focal point for the Harbor's
whale festival that runs through four
weekends beginning Feb. 3.
Fine, Not Prison
State Solon Backs
Pot Penalty Cuts
Winter Storm
Wntinues
In Midwest
By Tbe Aaaodaled Press
A winter storm continued in
the Midwest today. as a cold front continued lo mo~ across
the soul.hem Plains ard middle M isai.&aippi Valley.
Snow reached from the Texas
Panhandle through most of
Oklahoma and eastern Kansas iolo the northern half of the Mis·
sissippi Valley and upper Great
Lakes.
Northerly winds of up lo 40
miles an hour raged from the
Texas PanhandJe into southern
Kansas. and snow and blowing
snow greatly reduced visibilities
and rapidly plied snow into
drifts.
A bllizard warning was issued across south.central Kansas and
the Texas Panhandle. Heavy
snow warnings, In effect through
tonight. covered Pastern and
southern Wisconsin and the
northwestern two.thirds of fl.
linois.
A winter storm warning was
continued over easte rn Iowa
Travelers advisories for snow.
and blowing and drifting snow.
were posted in north centr al
Kansas and the northwest two·
thirds of Oklahoma
Advisories for the same cond1 ·
lions were issued in eastern
Kansas. Mlssour1. mos t of
western Iowa. the southeastern
cor n e r of Minn esota,
northwestern Wisconsin and the
western lWO·thirds of Arkansas.
load ... he wrote.
Servinc not.1~ or the cutback In funds. Nelaonconte oded, would
.encouraee the university to
.operate more economically and
act more as a private hospital.
At the same time. the health
officer wrote. the university
Hkely could not eJl mlnate
services to the Medi·Cal paUents
becauae they are needed t.o sup.
port the physician teaching pro.
gram.
Nelson also reported on re·
s uits of a survey of 2.161 county
physicians concerning their wUJ.
i~gneu to accept Medl·CaJ pa·
ttent.s
Nelson said the reaults bow
613 are wtUJng to accept such pa·
llenle without llmlt&Uons and
another 874 will accept Medi-C.al
patients with tOme JlmitaUon.
In addition. he said. most
private hospital adminlstrat,qrs
uld they would not turn away
Medl·Cal patients. But some 1usgested the t>ounty place
welfare ellglblllty workers on
their premises to encourage
those In need to upply for Medi ·
Cal benefits.
lettuee Periled
Farm Workers'
Strike Spreads
SAN DIEGO <AP I -A strike
by about 2,000 United Farm
Workers Union me mbers in the
Imperial Valley has cut lettuce
production more than one-third.
raising fears that prices could
soar ifthewalkoutspreads.
The· strike. which began last
week. spread to four major Im
perial Valley growers Monday.
The Imperial Valley accounts
for a n estimated 95 percent or
the nation's iceberg lettuce sup.
ply at this time of the year, said
Jim McVicar. a growe r i. spokesman.
. The. wlion has been negotiat·
ing Wllh .a group of 28 Imperial
Valley and Salinas area growers
for about a month. If the strike
s pre ads to othe r growers
deadlocked over contract iss~.
lettuce prices C'OuJd double within
a week t.o 10 days, one lettuce wholesaler predicted.
The walkout a lso affects some
carrot. broccoli a nd cabbage
production.
Union workers have been
harvesting without a contract
since the old pact expired Jan. l
and a is.day extension ran out
last week. said UFW spokesman
Marc Grossman in an interview.
•·workers have seen their
economic gains wiped out by in·
n a tion and even though they
earned more money over ~
last nine years," he saJd. "'th~ value of the money now puts
them way behind the eight ball. ..
Union workers struck Sun· Harvest Inc . Mano Sa1khon
Farms. CaJ Coastal Farms and ·
Vu.tey and Co .. Grossman said.
Grossman s aid production s lowed at Luett Fa rms and
Growers Exchange. but that strike votes have not been taJcen attbe twocompanJes ..
Negotiations are scheduled lo
resume here Wednesday but
Grossman said growers a nd the t
un ion are "far, far apart ...
The UFW seeks to increase the minimum farm labor wage
fron $3.75 an hour to SS.25 an
hour in a one.year contract w1lh
pay boosts ranging to $4 25 to
Nurse to Speak
On Heart Surgery
Donna Thompson, a registered
nurse who underwent open heart
surgery 20 years aJto. ~ill be the
featured speaker Wednesday at
3 meeting of the Orange County chapter of Mended Hearts. Inc
Mrs. Thompson will discus$
the importance or exercise for
victims recovenn~ from heart
::ii lments . Tht· m eetin g I !>
scheduled for 7: JO p m. an the
meeting room ;.,( St Joseph Hos pit.al, Orange
$8.25 an hour for tractor driver.
Mc Vicar said.
Ron Hall . president of the Jm ..
perial Valley Growers Associa·
lion. called union demands "In·
flationary and outrageous ... pre-
mature and unfai r . and said th(•
union d id not respond to
Wednesday ·,. growers· offer
before stnking
Oernente' s
61/2-mile
Run Slated
San Clemente's second annual
6 "'2 mile r un . fro m San
Clemente High School to the
TRW plant and back along
Av enida Pico. has been a n· nounced for Feb. 24.
Steve Judd, city recreation
coordinator. has rccom mended
that anyone interest e d in
participating in the run register
as early as possible. More than
900 runners participated in the
event last year. said Judd. who said he expects al least 1.500
runners for the second annual event.
The race will begin at 9 a.m.
at the San Clemente High School
parking lot. 700 Ave P ico. onl'
quartL>r mile east of the San
Dleso FN.eway. Check·in h. scheduled from 7 to 8:30 a.m. No
on·site registration will be al lowed.
Judd said the course 1s a
ravonte with runners, because ''
1s an asphalt surface. with less
than 25 percent level. runrung
through undeveloped r anch
land. The plant is aboul thret'
miles nort hcast of tht' high school
Records in:-othe event a re cur
rently held by Tim Varley of Sarti
Diego. who ran the course last
year In 33 minut es. 55 seconds.
and by Sue Petersen of Laguna
Beach. who ran 1t in 40 minut<'s.
30 seconds.
Runners who register by •1
p m. on Fe b 16 will be charged
~4 50. i n c luding a C'Om
mt>morat1vc T shirt. or $2 for the
race only. Entries rec·e1ved from
Feb 17 through 23 must be accom pa med by a SS 50. or $3 for the race
only.sa1dJudd
Walnut plaques will be
awa rded fi rst and second plact'
winnt'rs in each of 13 d1v1sions
Entry fo rms are available
from the San ClcmC'ntc Park.<;
and Recreation Department. 100
Calle S<.'vllle. San Clemente
92672. or by ca lhn~ J udd at
492·5101. ext. 264
SACRAMENTO CAP l
The re's a new e ffort In the
California Le~1sl ature to cut
the penalties for growing small amounts of marijuana.
It is being le d by As·
semblyman Willie Brown. D·San
Francisco. who has backed
many o ther m easures lo
liberallie the use of marijuana.
Brown's AB 315. introduced
Monday, would lower the max·
imum penally for 1irowing a
limited number or plants to a
$100 fine.
weighed less than an ounce. A
household with two or more
adults could grow up lo six
plants and still come under the
$100 penalty.
Cultivation of more plants for
personal use wouJd carry a max·
tmum penalty of six months in
jail and a $500 fine. CulUvaUon
for sale would remain a felon~.
9'A'e .Nme~teCan <;!Jem ~cee(y
~ u~ rt&it~rl gfakJ ant'/ C(Jf',nnr/rr
At present, the culUvatioo of
any amount or marijuana car·
ries a potential prison sentence or up to three years.
Under A8 315, a marijuana
user could draw no more than a
SlOO fine for growitig three or
fewer pla nts or a greatef'
numNr ati>tums-itiat· together
I\ similar bill Bro wn In·
troduced in 1977 was kUled on
the Assembly floor .
Supp0rlef's o( Brown 's cam.
paign say the but wouJd bring
tbe cuJtivaUon law ln line with ~nalties for posaession of mari·
JU&na, which provide • fine o( up
to $100 for possession of an
ou~orleM.
Certihed Gemologists
Mary Barr Donna Blackman Rick McElvame
Registered Jeweler· Helen Popiel
These title boloers are on tbe staff of
')
Kids Flunk;
CHARLES R. BARR JEWELERS
Localed In Westcliff Plata
Putting On
The Gloves · Trustees Too
17th and Irvine
Newport Beach
11-e Pf'O(eulooal titles are awarded to lbOM aelert
Donna Blackman
Cert.Wed Gemolo1iat
Laguna PT A Sets
• --Fngti~h Se88ion " Police are beginning lo
SAN YSIDRO CAP> -Aqry
over P.UPll•' low uorea in statewide teats. S"~W~stdro
voters bave booted thre~
truetees olt the school board. =who can rightfuJly be~lilled experts In their ~ t.--tftn"~.MI the have completed ~qicaf educt1lion an'/ when they have P"M'O tbdr busfiHtu ethlc1 above repro1ch An AOS
title la an anouaJ appointment ano mu.at be rewon by The Laguna Beac h High
School Parent Teacher Astoci•·
Uon will meet for lunch Feb. 2 to
bur a di1cua1ton 1bout th~
school'• Encliah department.
The luncheon wm be held at
the bome ot Mn. Hqh Blue, 4
North Portola bi South Lacuna
be11..atn1 at 11 a.m. Coat ls $3
for Pareatl and lunch will ~
eened after the pro1ram. For retenlllionl, call Teaa Garrard
at41f.TNSbyJan.29.
wonder tr a Huntington
Beach s aloon and
sandwic h s hop Is n 't
named just a bit too aptly.
Officers we re dla ·
patched to Lalk• 's Golden
Glove, S061 Warner Ave •
three Umea Sund•Y f n re•~ to reports of dill·
turbances and n1ht.a.
Yea. Tbe calla came ln
durtnc the Su~r Bowl.
'
.. The t,711 vot«s, represent.inc ~ percent ot tholt' eU1tbl•. Mon·
d•y recalled Victor Beltran, Sonny Brown and Dnld Qu&tn· ton, wbo was board prealdent.
Qua.lntoa, replaced b1 former
teacher Michael Flemlnc, l&kt
the low Vida were the result ot • ~o percent turnover la
dH1rooma of tbJ1 Saa Dlqo
cocnauauty •klff Ule Mex.lean
border.
year1,y examination. '
Helen Popiel
Rtltalered Jeweler
• ' 1
I ""' DAILY PILOT Tue.O•~. Januaiv 23. 1179
·~. Ju t
,:·~. ~oa ting
DEPT. OF NOW mGH 18 UPf II you're 011• ol lbe
forlunata who Uve at on ol Lhe low·l)1n1 HHlde •e<"ton
or thl• ~l or all poulbl• cout.a. nothln1 can be ao vuln1
H • myaterMK&a lldal report w~ j utl &ot one of those Som~ 1chmtlfk 11v1nt reported yeatetday Uual OW
moon I.a 1eoln1 Lo be pulUn1 at aun and thl• wUl produce •b·
normally hil(h Odtt thla Wctlkend.
T hu ... ll >OU live on Lhf M"H lde nata. you mliht be pon.
der1ng LI you wanl In pull up lhe hamlly carpet fll~h tldt•:l prt'YIOUl l)' •t heduled fOr tbll weekend WUt
going lo be pretty high anyway-up to 6.6 feet Friday at
7: 13 a .m. and then r limbing on up to 6.9 reel late r ln the
weekend.
ALL OF THIS CAN create worries about wetness in
zero elevation places like Seal Beach. or along the sands of
El Morro downcoast al Laguna Beach, where traUer
homes snuggle up near the surfline.
And down on the Newport·Balboa Peninsula. you can
flood a i.'treel If somebody dumps a water bucket. You get
som e rain with a high Ude down there and you can't tell
which way lht' flood is runmng n or out.
Now the scientific savant says we may get a high tide
even higher than the high one we expected. So you natural·
ly ask. "How much higher ?"
The answer he gives is ··s1gnificanlly higher.••
Baffled, you are now left wondering bow many feet or
lnrhes that might be? You· tum to your t.rusty dictionary to learn about
significant. Webster 's tells you that significant, "conveys
a special or rudden meaning. .suggestive. "
SO NOW YOU KNOW. We're going to have this secret
high tide. It will be hidden until the water Mses up around
your eyeballs
You'll know this high tide is significant when your
wa terbed starts floating and the ramlly dog begins paddl-
ing for Ca1.f,llna lsland
SIGNIFICANT ALSO MEANS SUGGESTIVE. So
maybe It's going t-0 be a sexy high Ude Loo. Maybe a
handsome llfeguurd or blklnl·clad maiden wlll c0me float·
ing by your place on hi11 or her back.
Anyway, If you don't .have anythln& really si&nUlcant
to worry about th11 weekend. you can fret over the coming
of this secret, sexy high tidt'
As for me, I think I'll jW1t go out and Ue down the patio
furniture
Leake mla Vletlm
Laetrile Ban
Placed on Chihl
rLYMOUTH. Ma11. (AP> -A Superior Court jud1e ord•red th parent.a ol 3-year·old leukemla vicUm Chad Green \0 slop 1lvln1e
their child Laetrile.
Judie Guy Vol~rr• also ruled today that the boy, who h11be1n tht1
cent41r ol a controveray over ca.ncer treatment, muat remaln in th•
le11I cutt.ody of the atat41 , even
thou1h he may live wllh his cvanldt and vitamin A rv~h1on parenta. ' .~ 8teldel Laetrile, the parents Ina. A are rorbl~n from aivlna Chad Aft.er the ruUn1. A1111l1t•n~ l ens)' me eoemu or exceH doeea Lorney General Jon11h111 th •nl
of vit•mlna. However. tbey may aald, "It wu ne~11uarv h• 11m
continue to feed the boy natural tect ~~ ~at lnt.,r.,1111 of Ith•·
foodt child
Ourtnc 1 two·week heartn& When tolcl or!~~ fh r l1lon, Mn
tbat endld Friday, the ttaLe COO· Green uld. I 11 ri.thur 11111
tended that Chad suftttl from make any rornm11111I Ut1lll t•11tlk
cy•n1de pobon1.nc caUMd by tbe to my lawyer. Laetrtle and VU .. amln A poitOn· 0 u rl I th• h • • r In In
ln1 bn>Ulbt on by hllb dOtet of Plymout~ Kuaaerlor C'our1 , 'l..:t• thla vtumM. were lntrod1lrtlf atwwtoai th1l
Laetrile la a trademark ror 1 levtl1 of 1hJory•nat , • c•yanhte
aubatance derived from the cornpounci, were,••• t,lmet hlaner
chemical amndalln. which ll thin normal In had • body, •nd
round naturalJy In the J)lt.a of wtre almott 10 tlmH hl&hur Uuw
apr1cou and peachea and ln bit· u1ual. ter aJmoods. Advocatea claim It Or. Duo Hurk of WH hln&ton,
la an effective cancer treatment, a retlrt!d bl°"he ml•t tor lhci Na
but the U.S. Food and Dru.( Ad· tlonal Cancer Re1oarch ln1tltute
mlnlatratloo and the medical In Marylltlld, tciatlfled for lh@
eatabllthment In tbla country Oreena. tie said that 1myone on
have Hkt there la no proof It i• chemotherapy will ahow above
of any value ln treatin1 cancer. normal levela or thlocyMnaaw
NATION I WORLD
Abortion Oppo•e d
An unidentified protester carrying a cro1u1 with a doll at·
tac hed wus one of 60,000 to 100 .000 who marched Monday
in front of lhe While Ho ui;t• to i;how their OPPosiUon lo the
U.S . Supreme Court declsi<m to legalize abortion. Monday
was the sixth annivers ary of that decision. Smaller de ·
monstraUons. both for and against abortion, we re report·
N I Monduy and over the wt•ckend In muny other clties.
In Wubincton_ Monday, the
Supreme Court agreed to deeide
whether the rederal government
may ban Laetrile. ,
Ch ad'• parcntsJ. _ Olana and
Gerald Green of :::>eituate, had
tried to re1aln lef'al custody of
the boy. Volterra had put bJm in
the control o r the state s ix
months <1.ro aft.er the pu~nts re-fused to give him chemotherapy
to treathlscancer.
West Germany-Shaken
'HoWcawt' Flooth Statiom With Cal/,s
The jUdge also said today
that Massachusetts General
Hospital mus t be allowed to do
periodi c tes ts on C had for
BONN, We11l Germa ny IAP t
Th e fi rs t s h o w1n 1< o r
"Holocaust" 1n West Germany
brought a flood of pro and con
telephone calls to TV 11tataons.
"Reaction at the i.tart of Lhe
br o a dca s t wa s c l e ar ly
negative," Cologne s tation an·
nouncer lvo Fre nzel said after
the first part of the Amen can ·
produced series about Nazi
atrocities was shown Monday.
"Ter r ify ing ly h igh w a s
Murder-for-hire Trial
Deadlock Frees Davi,s
HOUSTON CAP 1
M illlonalre Cullen Davis ls out
of jail today -his first day of
freedom In fl ve months -after
a hopelessly deadlocked jury
prompted a mistrial ln hls 12·
week murder-ror·hlre trial.
"U anyone thinks I am guilty,
they are wrong." a pale. t~in but
smiling Davis said early today
after returning Lo .his Fort Worth
home. He bad been charged with
hiring a man to murder the
judge In his bitter divorce trial.
TRE JUllY announced Mon·
day It was "hopeless l y
deadlocked" after nearly 44 hours
of deliberation and told District
Judge Wallace Moore the re could
be no verdict. He reluctantly
agreed, and Davis was freed on
$30.000 bond.
The seven·m an, five-woman
jur y had three choices: Convict
l>a vls of solicitation or capital
murder or convict him of con-
11 p Ir a cy to c om mlt c apital
murder or acquit him. It chose
none of the m.
The vote was re por tedly
divided 8-4, with the majority for
conviction.
"l'M n CKLED TO death that
this phase Is over," Davis sald
as he emerged from a private
let in Fort Worth. "J jus t hope t 'a the end or It. ..
But Davis admittc:d that was
only a dim hope , <1 nd pros ·
eculors have vowed to seek a
new trial. "I hope there isn't another one," Davis said, "but I
think there will be.'' The Judge's ruling ended a
trial that featured s ome 200
pieces of evidence, t estimony
fro m about 100 witnesses and
f requent a n g r y ex c hanges
between attorneys.
THE CASE centered on taped
conversations made between
Davis and FBI inlormant David
McCrory last August in which
prosecutors said Lbe men dis·
cussed the murder or Davis·
dlvprce jud.e and 14 others on
an alleged 'hit list.·' The FBI
provided video tapes or the A~.
20 rendezvous that led to Davis'
arrest.
It was the second trial ror
Davis who in tm was acquitted
o r kiilillg hls l2·year·old step·
daughter, Andrea Wilborn.
Wea fl~
of
GLove
lhe category or those persons
who phoried in lo say. 'We want
to forget. we don't want to be re
minded.'
·'Questions predominated
like : 'Why do Germans always
dirty their own nest. lt"s im·
pertinent to televise a film Uke
tha t . . . the Americans should ~weep thelr own doorsteps.' "
He said there were about 500
telephone calls during the two-
hour broadcast and· atUludes or
callers became more positive as
the program went ori.
FR~NZEL SAJD many callers
claimed "Holoc aust" gave a
o n e -sided picture or t h e
Ge r mans , and quoted one a ~
saying. "Not all or the m were
Nazis."
lie said another one asked. "Why wun't thJs film made in
Germany?" But Eugen Kogon, a poUtlcal
scientist and former inmate or
the Buchenwald concentration
camp, told reporte rs Ir t he
Germans had tried to make the
film . they wo uld have lost
the m selves In details.
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VOL. 72, NO. 23. 3 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA T UESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1979 c TEN CENTS
County Flights Defy FAA Procedure
By GARV GaANVIU.•. OI ... o.i1, ...... \WI
Jet •irh nerb followed th1•1r
uaual takt'()H pNw1•dure rmm
Oran1e County Airport tc>du.)' .i~
1.1 Feder¥! Av1ut1111'\ Adm1111~tn•
lion rt.'QUt'IJt to do 1>lht'rW1bC' wu-.
Ignored
Adlwrcnct> to tht• long i.tund
1ng takeoff oroct!durc:. des1~n€'(1
lo m lrumJze Jet no1st.' :,pared rl':.
' I
idenla in lhP alr11ort .irt•u addi
tlonal din a& th1• u1rllrll'n• c·hrutK"d
1kyw11rd
But tht· d111 grt>c1t11·nt ovt1r
lukeorf p10<·t-dun·-. dt·t·l.H.-tl uo
sart> by lht· FAA IUN I ... rtdJ) "illll
div1tit>d 0Hk 1uh1 of tht' two Jf
fel'kd u1rhn1•x i\1r C'JIH111 111d
and lluMhe:. Airwt·st. aud tht'.
federal agem·y
The FAA r un. 1f 11 l'hoo'>cs.
a rbitrarily 11>sut· an l'ffil·r~ .. m·y
o rde r that wo uld m andate
(•h41nges in lhl' lukeofr routine al
Oru11~c County Airport.
Or. the aviat ion agency can
twgrn administra tive proceed
angs that would gave lt)e airlines
t1 <."hance lo contest the unsafe
1lt•d aration and oppose the re·
quested changes
A s f or n o w , th o u ~h .
spokt'smen for both airlines s aid
their pilots will <."ontinuc• to
O•ol' Pile! P ... to by Ltt P•yne
CALTRANS TRUCK SENSES TRAFFIC LOAD NEAR NEWPORT BOULEVARD AND 8AY
Offlclals Blew First Monitoring of Route 55 and Wiii Try Again
·Trftffic Study a 'Bust'
N~rt Boulevard Survey NeedJJ Re-doing
By MICHAEL PASK E VICH
OI -Dally P'llOl St•lf A study of ways lo improve
traffic on Newport Boulevard
has been "a bust" a nd must be
done over. Costa Mesa Public
Services Directo r Bruce Mal· tern told City Council memhers
Monday. The initial CalTrans study
designed to reduce congestion
until the final fall' of the pro·
posed freeway extension is de
cided showed no need for any
improvements, he said.
"The study was obvious ly
wrong." Mattern noted durin~ a
coun cil study session at city
hall
So. CalTrans will have another
go with its traffic monitoring
equipment. and Matte rn said
more positive results should be
forthcoming in about t hree
months
What the results will call for
in t he way of so·called "opera·
tional improvements" remains
to be set•n
However . Mattern s aid the c1·
ty is eyeing new left and right
hand turn pockets. widening of
l hf' r oadway a nd improved
curbs and gutters
Ca lTrans ofhc ials hope lo
have contracts ready for the in·
itial phase .of improvem i:nts on
4 Face Charges
LOS ANGELES <AP> -Four
Ventura County reside nts face
a rraignment in federal court
here. in a $12 million pyramid in·
vestm e nt sche m e in volving
about one thous a nd victims,
many or them Antelope Valley re·
sidents.
Newport Roulcvard by October , 1979.
The first phase is set to deal with imor ovements t o the
inte rsections of NewpOl'l and
Bay Street and 21st and 22nd
streets.
The n ex t d ea dlin e is
February. 1980 when CalTrans
officials say they will he ready
for 1mprovem cnls at Santa
I sa b el and Mesa and l"aar
drives.
Mattern said today the hangup
in CalTrans' study apparently
stemmed from problems in a
tramc volume count
··The volume counts wNe low
and they'll do it again," said
M a tt eT n . II e a dd e d that
CalT rans also will re monitor
turning patterns.
MeanwhHe, a larger scale en·
vironmental impact report on the Route 55 corridor is now tak·
ing !!hape and is tentatively set
for completion in two years.
The report will have a major
impact on the city's push to have
the uncom pleted Freeway ex·
tended in the downtown area.
The Elll also will take into ac-
count various alternatives to im-
pro ve the t raffic s i l ualion
without building a ru11 scale
freeway extl'ns ion.
climb Ure airliners lo 500 feel un-
der full power and then throttle
back while climbing until the
coastline is reached before re-
verting to full power.
Friday. FAA officials s aid the
plane should reach 1,000 feet
before power is reduced_.
Noise technic ians at the
airport said such a m a neuver
would have "a catastrophic im·
pact" on airport management's
* * *
effort to reduce the jet noise im-
pact on s u r ro unding com ·
munilies -Irvine . Newport
Beach. Costa Mes a a nd Santa
Ana Heights.
And worried county govern-
ment orflcials ordered a legal re·
vie w o r th e poss ible r e ·
perc ussions on a irport opera -
tio n s s ho uld th e takeoff
procedures be changed.
Monday , airline and county
* * *
representatives met with FAA
officials in an attempt to t>reak
the deadlock impos ed by lht.'
airlines' plans to ignore the FAA
r equest that car ried today's
deadline.
However, .according to Boh
P ayton of Air California, local
FAA officials said they arc not
free lo negotiate terms or tht'
edict handed down natio nally in
(See TEST, Page AZ)
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Tests Extended
·of ,727 Jetliners
Newport
Officials
Object
By JOANNE RE YNOLDS
Ol I ... D•ily P'llel SUit
Despite ob1ections by Newport
Beach offi cials that use of the
Boeing 727 aircraft is failing
"the people test," Orange Coun·
ty Supervisors agreed today lo
extend the testing or t he c raft al
the county airport for another JO
days.
The decision was made on a
4·1 vote with Supervisor Ralph
Diedrich d issenting. Diedrich
said noise d at a s upplie4 by
airport staff ~embers show the
plane lo be one decibel noisier al
a monitoring s(alion in Tustin. '
"l believe the test failed and
the test is at an end." he said.
The test of the craft by Hughes
Airwest began Dec. 15. The
airline operates two flights a
day with the three-e ngine jet
which can carry 155 passengers .
A report on the initial 30 days
of the test from a irport staff
mem bers concluded that use of
the larger JCt -Airwest operates
a fleet of DC-9s-"is 'not clearly
noisier than the OC-9 at any of
t he airport 's m onitoring sta-
tions ' and is measurably quieter
in terms or historical averages."
Barbara Fox of the airport
staff explained that Diedrich's
contention about the one noisier
station was based on a direct
comparison of noise data from
th e 727s a nd DC ·9s flown
between Dec l5 a nd J a n. 15.
The test orde r issued b y
supervisors in early December
called for the test comparisons
to be made on the basis or his·
torical noise data. That com·
parison shows the 727 to be no
noisier than the DC-9, she said.
But Newport Beach officia ls
were unimpressed. In a five·
page l e tter d e liv e red t o
supervisors this morning, Mayor
Paul Ryckoff charged that the
noise data lacks c r edibility
because m onJy 10 of the 60 test
flights were the 727 jets operat·
mg nea r capacity.
According to the airport staff
report, the average passenger
load during the first 30 days of
the test was 67.
Ryckoff's letter noted that and
the fact that changes in weather
<See 7%7'8, Page AZ>
C>Mly PllelS ... ltf'llo,.
UCI LIBRARIAN JOHN EDWIN SMITH CALLS IT A CAREER
In Retirement, He Plans to Catch Up on His Reading
U<;I's Founding
Librarian HoTWred
By PmUP ROSMARIN
OI t ... O•llY Pllol Sl•ll
When J ohn Edwin Smith de-
c ided h e w anted to b e a
libra rian. at wa~ because he
we nt to school in the Depression
and jobs we re hard to come by
Whe n the Friends of the
Library met to honor S mith
Monday night at the Santa Ana
Country Club. it was because of
w.hat they felt had been his ex·
traordinary s uccess in doing
more than just a job
Smith, UC Irvine 's foundin~
uni versity librarian. retired this
month to WTlle and to do the addi·
lional reading he never had time
for during a career or deciding
wbatot.hersshould read.
Jn his 16 years of administra -
tion, the UCI li brary grew from
an initial collection of 100,000
volumes and 1,500 1o urnal
subscriptions, to 850,000 volume),
and nearly 12.000 subscnpt111ns
He was known as an annovalor
w h o stretc hed fin a nl·•al r1·
sources . ..get,tmg mon~ ~1k for
the buck
H e was In s t r u m e nta l 1n
establishing reciprocal lt'nding
a~recments bencf1tting sturll'nt~
a nd faculty hy Joint U:.l' of
librar ies at UC I, Cal Sl <il1•
Fullerton and Cal St.ik Long
Reac h
Besides a main colleet1on or
books designed s pecifi cally to
support the academic d1sr1phncs
offered at UCI. Smith was 111
strumental in the arqu1s1tion or
<See LIBRARIAN. Page A:n
Mays Makes
Hal,l of Fame
Mexico~rashes
~~~--.:....-r-··Kill.3 5_,_.Injnre.. 29-·-
Or:.":Q_ :•a~ I
Wea•her
Pal'chy low clouds along
the coast at times tonight
a nd I n c r easing h1 ~h ctoodfn1!ss. Con s ide rahl'l'f
c lo udiness Wedn esday
Lows tonight in the 40s
Highs Wednesday in thl'
S08.
NEW YORK <AP) -
Willie Mays, former cen·
terfielder with the Giants
in Ne w York and San
Franc\sco. was elected lo
baseball's Hall of Fame
today. <Story, Page Bl).
Since the voling began
in 1936, Mays i3 only the
ninth player lo be named
In his first year or ellglbili·
ty. He received 409 of a
po1u~ible 432 voles by 10·
year me mbe r s o f the
Baseball Writers Aaaocla·
Uon of Ame rica . who
participate in the annual
balloting.
Two other outfie lders.
Enos Slaughter and Duke
Snider, failed to receive
the necessary votes.
Good.Skate•
Biii Morgan of Cucamonga takes his daughter. Erin .. 3
mont.h.s. for a roll down NewJ)Ort Beach 's ocean front
walkway and bike trotl. With roller skaUng enjoying a re-
s urgence In popularity. the beach front sidewalk that
stre tch is from the 13alboa Peninsula to Central Newport
has become one long roller skating rink.
MEXICO CITY CAP > -An
estimated 35 people were killed
and 29 irtjured in two bus acci-
dents in Mexico, police reported.
This brought. the toll in bus
wrecks In lhe country lo an
eirtimated 52 kllled and 64 ln·
j ured in four days. Seventeen
people were killed Friday and 35
were·injured when a locomotive
hit a bus al a level crossing on the
ouu ldrtaof Me xico City.
The heaviest toll occurred Sun·
day n.lah.t In Hidal10, 150 milet
north ot Mexico City. wbere a
crowded bus slammed lftto •
truck loaded with tertlUaer.
Highway Police Inspector
J •vler Tinajero" said there
wer 18 Injured. and l1 bodle.
had been recovered. But "there
wer e many pieces of human
'bodies. incomplete and totally
burned," and 1t was believed
about 20 mor e people were
killed, he said.
L a t e r in the night, a bus
sides wiped a par ked t raile r
truck 120 miles north of Mexico
City on a curve on the Mexico
Clty-Queretaro highway. kllUng
four people and injuring 10. the
hl1bway oliee said.
F..nten Ho8pital
BOSTON CAP l -Ellen
Ft.diet, wile of Boston Pops
conduct.or Arthur Fiedler, has
been admitted to the · New
En1land Medical Center for
treatment of an anemic condl·
lion. holpital oCflclalu.Aid..
INSIDE TODA\'
Marian Btr~S011. Orang<•
County's /irat female !tOlf!
lf'Qf$l.otor. hal mode a change
tn her U/eatyle now that i he 'A
commuting between Newport
Beach and Sacrament<> Sec
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Iranian Alniy ows
.
Support of Bakhtiei:·
lto;llllAN lrnn 11\1'1 Of
rln•ra. uf tlw lran1'1n .. rnwd
fo1 t't•11 Iii JJWd .1 'how of tur<'C'
with th\• tm~nal •ul\rd toda)
\Owm.i that the urm "111 r,•maln
un1lt'd nnd 1111 ~)ldu·n; "'111 " h~
Hwtr hlnod ' to mo1nt "'" lhl•
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A >•lulluh t\homf'111 1 ,,,11.1.
m1•anwhll1•. th1• ~trlke1t 1iu1 uly.c
lnji( tht' lr1tnldl\ t'tllllOOH "ill
1·onltrllH' until l-t.1lo.htw1 ., l(u\
* • •
Holy Man's Plans
Likened to ff itl~r
Nt;W \'ORK 1Al'1 ~t·n
llt·nry Juckson hu11 t'h.Ar~t:•I th.it
the Sovwt Union '' t•nl(aji(l'd 111 .1
'h1.:hly !>l'()ft•111SIOO.tl OJ)N<•llOll .
111nmtrol1 1.111 "111 f1t•hh
T h~ tnflut•1111.al W :i11 t1111/,!t1111
L>l'm O<·ral .il-.o 1·11mp1Hcd on
Munday the wr111nM 'I of the
l\y 11tollah Kh•>m em1, the extletl
M o s I e m I t: a d l' r w 11 o h u ::.
!'opt• a rht·adt·d I hi' rt·li Ii WU!'> 1111
pos1t10n lo 11\l' Shah of lrnn, with
tha t of Adolf lf1lll·1 and :.uggc.·st
t'll I hat lht· pn('c and a vallabthly
of e11l would bl· <.itlvl'r:.t'ly affect
cd 1f Khomeini ·plays an 1nfluen
tial role.· in l ran'l'i future
Spea kini.{ at a sem inur o n
t•nt>q~y s pons o r<•d b y !ht·
Americ an Stock E xl'h a n~('.
Jackson said the Soviet!> wen~
t'ngagcd tn a "con!'>cious effort'
to s urrOll!ld lrun's oil fie lds and
denyo1l supphes to the West.
I le said unless steps ure taken
to · protect " the s upplies.
Amer ic ans will face spot
shortages this summer.
I) Ll·:ir) bl.1111 ttwrt· 11> no
!JI ohJt11hty · of bhorlu)(l'b lhb
"'""' m t'r bt•<'all'>l' uf I he• I r:aot:a11
.. 1l ut1l1011 but udm1tted that lhlll~!'>
1·ould i.:c.•t e1u1ll' I ll!hl
llt• .!!Uld, ho141'\'t·r. th ul thNc• "'
J llll!l'>lb1 lltv of ~' 11ncl' ri~c
beyond the 1•1 2 111•1cenl un
n n u n c t' 11 n · c e n t l >' IJ )' t h l'
Ora(Jnizutlon of Petroleum Ex
port in~ C 'ount fll''
J ;u:kxo11 !'o:Jld Khomc101 would
1nflucnc·c 1 Jclu·al l\rab lcucle r:-
wht-n he n ·turnt> tu I ran from ex
1lc in l<'r:111t•t• und thut his lmpa<.'t
would tnflucnce Uw ,1va1h1b1lity
a nd prlt't of oil
J ack:.on c<iJled J hook writll'n
by K homt.·1ni whll1• tw wus
li ving 111 lra1.1 "lht• xto ry of ;,i
man who I!'> extremely b11toted
727's ...
expe rienced dur1n~ the le!'>t
could benefit the airline by pro·
vi ding a muffling o f th e
aircraft's noise
t•rnml'llt r,•111Kns un<J muke1> way
rur WO l 11lumlc rcpubllran re·
.:1me na11wd l>y Kho11w11H I le Is
t•xiwc:k'd to return hti l e• Frid:.iy
ft uin Pttrill u Rt•r 15 ycJrs of self
lmCK)acd cidk
Tht• Urill!'>h to:m h11 sx y an
1111u11c1..-d UJc Hoy<1f Air ft'orct:, o n
lht• udv1c,· of tho Iranian
m t I i t u r y 1· o m u' a n d • w 1 11
l'V•1cuull' Wedncaidi.y more thun
WO fornt.:ncrs. ubout hulC ot
lhl·m Americans. from the
lllrthl·torn oil center of Ahwui lo
Huhra111011 the Per J>Sian G ulf.
In au unu:-.uul 1111htury dcm·
POLITICAL TURMOIL
IN IRAN STUDIED-A13
UNREST SPURS
BUYING IN STATE-C3
onstration held m a1.11ly for for 4.!1gn
r eporter:-.. Mujor Gen. Ah Nushal
r1draded 1.000 chte troops near
Shah Mohammed Hew Pahlavi 's
Nlavaran Palace In driving. wet
:.now. the troops 11houled. "Lon~
II ve the shah!" as they raced
a cross o bs tacle cour!'>e!> and
mar ched 111 u goo:w-stepping re-
view
"Our Job ix l o proll'('t and
~uu rd his ma1e~ty and the gov
\•rnment ," 1><.t1cl Na1>hat. "Ills
majesty ha:. left on another 11f
his regular vacution:. and the
troops sec 1t thut wuy When h1:.
m;,i1e:.ly l'omc:. back. thc troo11b
will be here. rea~y as alway!'>, lo
:-.hcd their ulood tor him "
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GAS-MASKED IRANIAN TROOPS PRACTICE ANTl·RIOT OPERATIONS IN TEHRAN
Imperial Guard's Soldler1 Vow to 'Shed Their Blood' to Malnt•ln Monarchy
Wing Lost in Sea Crash
Officials Probe Catalina Incident
A federal air safety inspector
said loday that a part or the left
wing came off 1r1 the cras h of u
Trans-Catalina airplane on Jao
14 off SanUI Catalina Island
S he said the investigation.
however. h as no t conc luded
whe ther the wing separated
be for e . during o r after the
Grumman Mallard. attemptin~
takeoff. i;lammed buck into the
sea .
The acc1dcnl dunked nine
passengcrs -includrnl( ;m Irvine
couple and their son and the
Frofll Page A I
pilot . though n~ was se rious
ly hurt The s u rviv-0rs we re
picked off the overturned plane
by a crew of an abalone fishing
boat who happened to be in the
area.
W a II v Fw1k. of the National
Trans portation Safely Board ,
said it isn't known vet whv the
wing or the airplane s napped two
feet outboard of the port engine
The airplane a nd the wing
part were brought• up Sunday
fro m where they sa nk a quarter·
mi le off s h or e near P e bbly
Be ach . is la nd base for the
airline
But the engine. Mi ss f<'unk said , "haK rolled som ewhere on.
to the floor of the ocean: we mall
not be able to find it "
She inspected the craft Mon
day In Long Beach
From intervie ws with the
pilot. Russell 0 . St. Plnre, 31 , of
Northrid~e. Miss Funk learned
that the Mallard fell \Jack into th40
wate r after initial takeoff had Jif\.
ed the pontoons. s lung under the
wings, out of the wate r. in a rough
sea. The airplane was skimming
oqJts keel. . rwo to three s wells hit hard
against the plane iusl before 1t
crashed. she said.
"We could, this ycur. see spot
shortages or gasoline this sum-
me r . very cle arly, and we car
s ee the prices go rigbl on
through the roof ," said J ackson.
chairman of the Senate Ene rf(y
a nd Natural Resources Commit·
lee .
"The Boeing 727-200 may be
measurably quieter but in fact
the airpla n e 1s not audibly
quieter." the.! letter concluded
"The City of Newport Beach b
m ore concerned about noise re·
duction in terms of how it affects
the human !>enses and not how it may reg1!>lcr on a gauf(e
LIBRARIAN HONORED AT FETE. •
Miss Funk s aid a metallurgist
will be flown in from the Eas t,
possibly from the Grumman fac·
tory itself. in Belhpage. N Y
-But John F. O'Leary. deputy
t\4.!crelary of the fe der al Dep1trt·
meot of Energy, did not share
.Jackson's pessimistic view
GOP Picks
Detroit Site
WASl-UNGTON IAP1
Detroit wa11 selected loduy
by a s ite committee to
host lhl' 1980 Re publicun
National <.:onvcnlion The
party's nationa l commit
tee was expected to ratify
the decision shortly .
Ody F·isn . co·ehairm<in
of the site selection com
millee. sa id Detroit ls "a
l'tt y experiencing a gen
u1nt· urb<in r t>naiissanl't'
and its fac1ltties are
111£':.illy suited for holding :.i
H~puhlicu n Nallonul Con
vt•nt1on "
Detroit was <·h oisl'n
OVl•r six nval cities a rter
Hit· &ill' committee h<id
lwt!n deudlockcd fo r lwh
d ays 'fhe final cho1rt• <ip
pa rcnlly W<J S hclwecn
Detroit and Dalla!!.
·'ft may be that th,.. 727 can
p ass the 'monitor lc!>l , · but in
our opinion. 1l fails the ·people
tci;t' "
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TEST ...
Washington. O.C.
The FAA declaration applies
to other airports and other
air lim•s whe re takeoff pro·
cedure!> s imilar to those used al
Orange County Airport are in e f·
feet.
Both Pa y t o n and Larry
Litc hfield of Hughes Airwest to·
d ay repeal~ the two carrier11·
ms1i;tcnct• that the takeoff pro
ccdurc a l Or:Jngc County
Airport is safe a nd together
pointed to colll'ctiv~l y more lhun
200.000 a<·cidcnl fn•t· takeoffs to
prove their poml.
Both airline spokesmen also
repeated what they ~ci1d is the
ronccm or the ir companies with
air safcoty and s;ml. under no
cirl'umstancc!>, would surety be
compromis ed in thei r opern
lions
* * * Newport Re-states
Opposition to 727s
Newport BP<ich ofhc1al1> Haid
Mon day th;,it noise isn't the only
probll'm connected with the 727
jets heing tcstt•d ut Orange
County Aj r port
The 721s urc bein~ flown hy
Hughes Airwest in a test pro-
l(ram designed to find out if t hey
art> quiet.er than the DC·lffl the
a irline has IX.>en using.
/\ xtatemcnl re leased Monday
by Newport Beach M uyor Paul
llyckoff rc alcruled the 1:1ty ·s
ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
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tr aditional s tnnce again!\t nny
expunsion or the airport
Points raii;ed in the stulcmenl
in opposition to the 727s included con~e s t1 o n on the ground
because of thc plane 's la rge r
cur ry ing c apacity a nd the
poRs ibihly that permanent ap·
proval of t he 727 would un·
dcrminc attempts Lo convert lo
newer. qUJeler aircraft
Alsoi the statement continued.
officia s ques tion whether the
s pecial de parture procedure
used to c ut 727 nn1se con be
m aintained day in and day-out.
and whether ll 1s sa fe, since 1l
1nvolve11 power cutbucks.
Furthermore. Ryckort noted.
not all test OiRhts have been full.
and therefore didn 'I Atmernle
maximum noilse. ·
A study by u ·<'1ty consultant
M\<lh:,a"ng. the ~eav~c.r airc.r~t
will r equire s11tnlf1cant r ein·
forccmcnt or a 1 rport runways
ulso was cltrd
T he report conc ludes that
quiete r new uircrufl arc the only
viable solution to the airport
noise problem
Fwhing Boat Sinks
NE W ORLEANS (AP) -A
flehlna v~8tH!l car ry ing five men
sank In the Gulf of Mexico e(Arly
today, and one survivor Rwam
throup ~ cbllly water to th
safet y of a n unoccupied oUshore
oil r ta. the CoHt G uard report·
ed. The man. Richard Delorey of l!u~. Min.. reported that
when he last 11w tll1 four compa·
nlon11 -three weartn1 life Jacket.a
and one clln1ln1 to • foam lee
cheat -they were drlftlnl IOUth
I .,
a numl>er of s ptc1al collccl1oni.
Among lla·m arc• the Sir
Richa rd Francis Jlurton. Colle<.'
twn. the Aldous fluxley Coltec
lion . the Admir al S ir Angus Cun-
ningham Graham Collection on
the history of the Bnt1!>h Nuvy.
the John Steinbeck Collection. the
Columbia Literature anct History
Collection. the Trc ha roe Cull ct·
lion in English history. lht: L>on
Meadows CoJlection in Orunge
County history. the Wallace Ad·
diso n Collection of bla ck studies.
a nd the Kenneth Millar <Ross
M ucdonald >Collection .
un a cn sp winter day ~o cle ar
that he could sec m o untain
peaks "I haven 't St'Cn in 13
years " from his fifth fl oor omcc
windows , Smith tulked about his
retirement. and reminisced a bit
on his career
"I 've been on so m ebody'i.
pay roll since I w;,is 16 yeari.
old ," Smith S<4id with a smih:
'Tm about to he 62. and I'm
tired The library could U!'>c
s o m e yo un g , v 1g orou :.
leadership ·'
Smith is a ·short, s ma ll-boned •
man whose energy m a nifests
1tiself through humorous eyl·s
Thin d<irk hair contrasts with a
c lose clipped s alty mariner':-
beard
Smith took his m asters d egree
in librar y science al Berke ley in
1940. lie had worke d 1n libraries
before cit UCLA a R an under
g raduate
Bes ides it b(·ing a joh that
bro ught in somt• money. he felt
purpose in 11
··My perceptwn then w<1s that
of youthful idealis m · To be of
service t.o m an.
"Attempting lll orl(a n1ze lh(·
wit. wisdom and knowledge or
h uman kind. in order to provide
insights to the futu re. i!'> a useful
endeavor
"J don't see how un uc·adcmir
oqcanization could exist withoJt
access lo idc•as and information
"I came from a family J(iven
to reading. The re were lots of
books and journals uround thc:-
house
"My fatht•r wus Cl very sut•
·cesl!ful minister . but he turned
hill back on the church the mo
mcnt I wa11 born , v1 rtuully.
"lie became som<'what cmb1l
tcred. toward himself. rather
lhan the church. F:.ilher had
beem 10 the heodUnes in San
Frant•1sco. in a campC1ign to end
ViC'e
"He wanted t-0 end sin tn San
frnncu;co. He..rc-liicd he wasn't
a success"
T h e un:itC'adlnl'SS of lhose
circumstances und "the spirit or
the ti mes" led young Smith
early to seek ~ork.
• "Llbrarlan11 hlp uffordcd u
Job," he 11aid, "and it a ppealed
to me "
His greatest aati"factlorui In
bl8 work. he Hid, were found In
ha ving been In.on the be1Clnnlng
of a new u mpus library.
"To build • new campus ,
within a framework of a uni·
veralty with a 100.ytor hl1t.ory.
waa a very attractive and excit·
lng thln-t.o be• part of.
·•A library 11 central to • suc-ceaaful under1raduate career
It'• absolutely a compelllna
\ •
necessity for graduate progrnm!'> Para<Jox1cally. Smith s aid. the
and resear ch problems of lhe JOb were related
"It was a u111que opportunity to lhl' humanist e nvironment in
to start a new library , thul h:Jd whi<'h he thrived
no tnid1t1ons YCJu h:.id 111 m ak1· .. Hunninl! any larg1· org:m1ia
cerlainyes.or110.dct·1!'>1tin:.lhal t1on i s a lso t o bear tht•
would affect lht• wholt· future of rcsponslbiliticb and the pain:.
the lihrary tha t ;J lot of huma n h<'in~s work
"When you don t huv1: prcl·t· 1ng togNht•r 1nl•v1lably gl'ncratc
dent to liw IJy. cveryth1n~ you "Trying to m ake pcopl(' work
do with a p1cn· of paper. in J together towards a common ob
sense, sets a .. precedent .. Jecttve 1s not a simple matter
For moel key people at the ·'The sam e humanist ic e n·
major institution~ or thb coun vironmcnt also can attract a lot
try. particularly ba<·k Eahl. tht• <If pnma donnas and n<.-urot1ci,.
concept is almost unrcul who aren't always easy to de al
I\ Harvard colleague once ex with ·
claim ed to Sm ith in admiration The campus librnnan is leav
and awt• "My (;od what 1t 1n g a JOb ht:-'s tonhdl'nt. ;,ind
must be llke lo livt• w1ihout 400 :.at1sfied. 1s undone
years of prec:1;•dc.•nt •" "The <.1cc1•ptcd wisdom now in
S mith said another clue lo h1i. librarianship," Smith explained.
:.ut·cess was thl' M1pporl he n · "is that non<' of us can bu11d a
ceived from tht· adminii.lralion r~source compl<'tcly adequate.
and his s tuff from the b(·~mninj( "We are no t yet at the potnt of
('hancellor Dunicl Aldric h .tr ~upplyi ng the daily bread and
for example . adv1M·d h 1r11 butter needs al thi!I campus. and
"Don't keep reading tlw hnt• pe rhaps never will be. No
print . and hep running until library will ever b<' "
tackled .. Smith t•nvisio ns a libr:Jr)
"For him lo <"r<:alt• that kind IWIC'l' the IHZC or thc <'Xl!'>l.ing Ont:
of e n v1ronnw11l." S mith st11d . and a library using compute r
"was kind of t'xr1t1nu. loo or kchnology lo greuter effoct
<·ourse, ttrll'e tn 11 whtl1· we g11l Will compute rs s omeday
tacklt•d " mci ke l1brar1ans like Smith oh
Smith !'>:JICI thal throu~h Hw :.ole te"
ye :i r s h l' h 11 ... t· n 111 v t• d "Somcont·'s got lo wnlt' lhl'
him self "l>el'UUbl' or lhc krnill. ol books." Smith bald "And some
hum a n bc1n~s Hnd huma n<' one's gottoorganizc the informu
atmos phere in wl11r h a unavcrs1ly l io n . We'll need generalists und
operate~ s pecialists as long as knowledgl•
"The pcrsonalitici. and mt•n is pr()duc·ed.
talities are rewarding ··Somt.'()Oe 's got to sa y wher<•
"It 's simply more run th.1n 11 goes between the alpha and
what so m any 1wople in the omega ...
i)rlvale sE.-etor clr:i;cnbe in thl'1r -"Are libranans obsolete"' h{·
environment . wh1<'h 1:-c·utthroal. usked the question again "No ...
and not necessarily humunc " ht: winked. "Just me "
Choose from our
extensive setecllon 01
hand-rubbed veal
bells avollable with
brass or leather bucl<les-
T he metallurg ist . s he s aid.
ma.v be uble lo diHcovcr wha• caused the win~ lo com e o tr
-o"Obvious ly,' she said, "lhert•
was a gn·al amount''' stress. lo
;,illow a win ~ a nd e ng ine· lo
become sepa rated
"/\ possHJlt· fl'<JSl111 1., ,1 rw·
rural ovc•rl11arl1n~ 1111 lht· ~111~
Whit•h C'OUJl1 hJV(' Ji1·t·n ('lJllM'l f
h y lht• wi•a tlwr 1·1ir1d1t1 0 11:-
rough seas :Jnd high s wclb "
Sh e compared ii to hcur111~ down on a pencil · Too much
pre88ure a nd the penci I snap!'i
Miss Punk .'l1mf 1t will b<• pr111J
ably two Wt'l'k' hl•forc tht!
metallurgist can offer any con
elus1ons
lrvi nt• hu1>i nc-;'>man l'au l
Ketchum 65. c1f 44 Syc:Jmon·
C ree k. who was ahourd th<•
C rumm;,1n Mallard re portc<l
afte r the crash that hug1: swells
were pounding lhe rla ne as lht•
p1 lot lned to take of
KNchum ~aid a largt• cn•st
fina lly s mucked the M;Jll <.rrd and
1t 14 t••U down
College TruMlee~
Set Special Meet
Cousl Commun1t y College 0 11>
l rlCI l rUSl('f'S will ffi t'~I Ill I.I
s pec ial :.exs1011 Wt:dncsday 111
discus!'> tlw future d1n•t·tions c1P
<'om munity colle~es m the Ur111
ed S tates
Ed Gla:t.cr. president or tht·
l\m1•r1can /\ss<1l·1at1on of Corn
mun1ty and .Junior ('oflegc.,, waif
be thr guest s rit'akt•r at lhc <1
p m mCt•t ing al thstrlC't offi ces.
1370 Adam:-Ave . (;o.,ta M esh.
Thf' m<'eting is ope n lo the
public
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NEW YORK IAP l -New York Cl ·
ty 1old S12S million In short·lerm
notes In o n e day, a11 Investors
aoapped up the city's first public of·
£trlfll in four yHrR.
Dem•nd wu so areat t hat the city
waa able to sell S2!S mUUon more than
It planned. al I percent lnterett. TM
· lnlUal ttoo mllllon In notes were of· rtred • e.a.r.. Pf'rcent. ''We bad more ordera lhb we
could handle." u ld J lm Ruth or Mer·
rill Lynch.
T~. January "3 um~ s DAILY Pll0 1
Confused? Y oU
By JOHN CUNNIFF .. , . ...,...,.. .. .,.
Rev1e w1na &Orne or the ~ovemment. CC'OnOm ll' and
buaineu anno uncem e nts o r latt, you m <ay cont'ltldE' that
the best eftortts sometim es hiud lo the wo1 ~l prl•<hum enti.
P.re1dd e n t Car tcr 'it a nno uncement or a "lean und
a us tere·· budiet for tiscal 1980, which begins 0<'t. I, wall
lnatontly criticized as being like bacon: Op~n the pa<.·kage
and you see the rat.
THE PRESIDENT f'VRTHEB erred 1n ('homing t11 bud~et. wtuch would 11pend $2.416.~ for t-vc:ry Amerwan ,
"Is indeed fair to f've ryo ne 1n the n ation Milhom •• you
may be s ure. cannot be c11jo~ lo thft view.
He alao left h imae lr open to cnl)cis m Cro m th e bud~cl·
b a lunce c lique. w h o m a intain that & S29 b1lhon d ef1<•1t ttt
the cre.11t or on e o r the lon gest expansion in tho n ation's ha.~
tor y h; inllatio nary.
But the budJCe t 111 merely symbohr
o f Intentions ben dinl! buC'k to ~1ve the
in i t 1ator a boomerijn~ clout. The
evid e nce ii' wides pread
Carte r . fo r exam ple. 1s s aid by
some to he cornerin~ himself into wage
p r ice contr ols while seekinJC to &void
them F e aring a c lampdown. 11 ts s a id . ~
bus ines:-1s get ting rt b price nscs now --
r a th e rth an later
T he ~y ndromc c an bl' found t·\..
erywh~re. cv .. 111.,-
Efrorts to prot ect Am en can~ throuJ<h Social S1c ur1t )'
are. a s m any are d1scovcr1n~. lia b le to br~:Jk th em m
s tea d . th rouJCh puyroll detluctrom •.
DEREGULATION Of' AIRUNt;S a nd o thtr formi. of
trans portatio n . lo n it sou..iht by rnun y <.'arracr-. ai. nect·:o.~ary
t o provide bette r ser vice. 1:-n ow claimed b y some or thPm
to thre aten rl ins tead
Attempts o f consumer~ to J voad h1)!her furure prices
b y buym~ now may be pus h1nj! up currC'nl and future
prices. frustrutan~ the ir very le J(1t1matc )!oal
Goali-n tver s eem to be r c a c he<I. prom 1~f'S n <·vc•r :.ccm
to e nd. and JOI>~ not o nly n e ver seem to l{t·t d on e
sometime!'. l h l'y ~ccm not to begin Or 11 they d o. th1•y
begin all over aJ!ain t'<t<.'h year . .
TA.X AC'C'Ol'NTANTS ARE SAIO to bt• t'On lu!\t.'d aboul
la s t yeu r :-tax <'l:.1r1/1c·at1o ns . Why , they nsk c·un ,, h u:.1
nessman d e d ut·t ha:-t·osts for H c lie nt •, d a y Ht .t hunting
lod~c . but n ot put ham upovernaght ?
Oon't puZZll· (IV('I that too Ion~. bC'<'tlUSl' lhC' c tfort s or
a ll Amen<.·ans Jr1 nt-cd e d t o resolve -.1mda1 u1°g f•n1 <tuc:o.
llOOS and prohlc·m~ Such a!' hclpmA the S m.ill HuM nt•ss
Adm1rus l rat1on dl'fin<' "i:m a ll bus 1nes:-·
T hat agenty tw:-been around lor yl'ar -., .mrl It ha"
wres tle<! senou~l y with the de finitio n Out ii ha~ had r>lht·r
problem~ loo. und while tl has m <•dt· headway . :.mJll
bus iness" 1n general rt·ma1ru; a m ystery
WHAT IS SAID TO BE THE mos t acceplJblt· cntcria
prt'sents question~ o r at!' own It would bl' lw:o.t•1! on t"mplO\
m t•nl Sl.i'c. not ~rc1~'-rt-C'l·tpt:-~all':. 01 pro fit:. /\
bureaucrat b definition. l>iJY c nt1c!:i
M eanwhile . we ::.t ill try to defint unl'mploy mcnt, a i. '<\c
b u sily correct lht rei.t o f last year s num bers. ln ~pllf or
the commo tio n the y created. t hose 1978 fiRurei. wcrcn t at·
curate . They mus t be revis ed
Whe n d o the efforts :.uccee<l A When d o tht.· t'ontrarlw
lions cease" When arc the promises fulfi lled" When. hnal
ly . do the JObs get done ··
\'OU CANNOT AWA IT AN uni;wer Crom lhl' t·><pt'rt'>
b ecau.se. you i-hould know exp<'rt~ pOM' r u tht·r than
a n s w e r . questions . lh"Y thn"'e on con trovt.·r c;\ R Nnm·1•
the proble m a nd you r e move the e xpert Th1.·y do not
perm it that
It 11eems lo he Ide" w <.1y that the !-am<.• h11lllt''> un•
wa~ed each year why last year's · :mlut 1nnl'I · • ,ire th1:0.
year 's proble m s why promises lx•J!et promlM"'
why goah. r e m a in JUSl ~oul ·
Avco Developers
Report Increase
Avco Community Developers Im· 6f S an Diego a n >11:
perce nt-owne d land d cvl•lopmt:nl !'ubs 1d1ary <>f A' rn Cor p ,
h as re ported net carntnJ!" for 1978 of SI t I\ m 1ll1o n , 1n!'tu fi
rng a S29 millio n (~traordmary m coml' tu\ t1ld1t com
p ared with net earnt nl(l'l (or 1977 o f S16 R m1llwn 10<'ludin!!
an $8 3 millio n extraordinC:1r}' incom e tax t•r tc111
ACD 1978 eacnanj(:< bt:rorc the extraotrltnun tall 1·rcd1l
were a record S8 9 m1llton . t•omparcd with ~ !'i mtllton .-1
.year ~go_ The tax c redit s hould ru.v only a m odc!>l.tifrt•r·I.
on 1979 eamin~N. the company s aid
FOURTH Qt:ARTE:R CONSOLIDATEll m •t earn1n~:
wcr c $3.7 million. including an t-xtraorc11nury mt·om•· tu\
t•r c dtt o f Sl.2 millio n . This compares with n e t eurn1ngs "'
$13 3 mil ho n . including a S6 4 million I &x t•n•<11t ror lht!
rourth quart.e r o f 1977
R evenues und earning !> 1n the rourth QUJ.rlt·r or 1977
were higher due to 11 Sl7 malhon ~a lt uf I 000 acre:> .al
Rancho Ber nardo. the company i.a1d
R esults fo r lht' q u arter a nd 'the year t"nde d 197K Wl·n·
a Cf<'cled by Improved pro fit margins o n r eMdent1al !:>ale:.
a nd a de m and fo r comme r c ial and mdus t rn1l propertie~
ACD 1s p r im arily c ngage<l in develop1n~ communll1e -.
in Southern Californ ia. includ in(!. Rancho B e rnurdo , Wm
d e m c r e and Village Park in Sun Ote go und L agun11 NiRut·I
in Southe rn Orange County . The paren t com puny 1~ based 1n
G r eenwich , Conn
CurriculURl Targets
Warehouse Positions
J obs us ware h ouse manage r$ are Increasin g . and to
h e lp fill the d e m und, Golden W e11l College 1n H untini1ton
Beach will offe r a cours~ rn d fsin'bullo n center manage
m e nt thl~ s p rin tt ·
··A look at n f>w11puper <•mploym e nt ads point~ up thl·
demand ... :sold Ted Oeiir hner. w ho d e1ogn ed llw <.·ollegc ~
transportatio n a nd d hstribut1on proaram
THOSE ENROLLING WILL PLAN A d1s tribut1on
center lt.11 location and eauipme nL lum about !!electlo n "'
per son'nel communicatin g iruormatto n throu&h bill:-1 or lad·
Ing. Inventory, stock po11tin1t. bea t s tora1e methods . r edut·
Ina damage and pllle r a1ee. and how to Yccount for and han·
die commodities
The course IR o n e of eight In the sprtna schedul" 1n thl'
tran11portaUon and dlAtrlbu\lon field
Others are thrt-o on, ralea end tanlCs. com m ercl11I
m otor tran Aportatlon . lmporu and expor;u. air cariro ancJ
Int erstate commerce law.
THE LAW COlJltSE II.AS BEEN added lO pre pare s tu-
d e nts to take the Interstate C ommerc Commt1111lon p ractl·
tlonerA examination. to re pl'CAent compaotes al h arln .cs
before the IC'C. a nd t o prepare ror tM Am"l'ic11n Soclet~of
Trame and Tran.sporutlon l•w Ntamlnatlon It alto can be
a rertHher ~o.,.t ror rnmc <:Rl'\lllvc.:11, OU<''tmernld.
TM 1pr1n11 a m eat c r bealns F'eb .5 Res111tr1Uon by •r.·
polntmenl t'onllnuo11 throuah Jun 30 and, on 11 walk· n
buls without appointment. Feb t. 2. S'to 9, and 13 to 16.
&.
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lry to ••,,. me -'• hOM
h.lnlor• 0<1 •MM pr_,,.
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Ch a rlton Heston istors as a Navy Pilot on
a mission in th" Pacific in the movie
"Midway." airing tonight ut 8 on NBC,
Channel ...
8;)() • I LOVE LUCY
Lucy 1n111" • bll perl in a "'°''°" p.c:1ure • MIOHAEL JACKSON
0t MICl\ael Pecil ol ,,,.
ln•11tvte lor StudlM of
l)HU\JC\tve 64ln1vt0t and
the 8uicllde Pt-l!Olr
c.nte-r talk• •l>Out tne rN·
ton• f0t ~ lmOf'O the
vouno
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NEWLYWED 0AM£
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of hll w .. tMpc>nllble fO< A
pr•launc;h eaplotlOn in
wNct1 SteYe ... Injured
(Part 2)
., SAHf'OAO AHO &ON
Fred lurna h•• llVlflO room
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11110 • J~ r•t•o>-,.,,,
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REPORT
Cl) THE RlHAa8IAHCE
OF UMAH AMEAICA
A turning pomt 1n the c;on·
110,,.,sy thll aoolety could
not IUl'Vi .. !Ml Crllll lf1 OUf
d tlM t1J M£AV OAfflN
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City Rollers, Video Oise
Demo. Horne Compylet
Demo 1:to. THE MUPf"ET8 FMMLYFEUO
DATlNOGAMI
"°'-LYWOOO
8QUAAU
I TIC TAC OOUOH
AOAM--12
Mel!Oy and · Reed lrectl
down I tu9')ec:1 Wlll'lecJ U
• ...ufl ol • Cl'lm41 spree 1n
loverl' lane
• 28TONIGHT
GuN• Clancy lmlalund.
director o1 tne Mldnlgllt
MIMIOtl on 811 Id Row l~IHOW
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en11 1-.>0<1 on 111e ~
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CMtt\on Heaton. HenfY
fondll The tf)IC Wortd
Wiii It 111'·~11 bettle
1>411-J~ Ind
A~ lorOM fOf COfllrOI of
tile ttrlleQIO PeclllC tllend
of Mldwey i. 0r11natlnd
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Mldd.... ( 1174) David
Jll\Men, 1(111111 Dor A US
bomber ~·Illy lei"'
t()tlA • nuclMt wattiMd
-!he Jordlinlen bores. \!_ nra 1 • t1J HN'n DAVS-
Aic:llle 11\d the Fom give aa-10 1ne iove-1orn D MOVIE
* * * "The Birds And The
BHI" I 19H) George
Gobel, MIU! Oeynor J.
proud men r•jec;ta • girt
with • "•hady" put blll
wnen 111e ,.,., ~ u •
Fr-'! g.n, ne fll11 for her
(2 h<I)
• CA1'0l 9UfllHETT
AHOFMM>e
Ouetl· Roddy McDowell.
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( 11185) Dorla Oay, Rod
T Aylor A ~ COUl)N
tnOYe 10 Engfenc:t where •
terla Of made.IQ IOYen•
turea thre1ten1 their
metrltga (:lhrl)
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"The Secret Ww" TO manev-Autel• out ol
the wer. Kai-Wiiheim
1mugglM Lenin norne to
SI Pett'lburg.
Cl) AIZZO
~ rnlVOf Franli
Aiuo. one ol tne mo.I
contr<Mtfltal l>lg-city may-.
0t• of OUf ttme. 11 prollted
I:'° 8 9 l.AV£ANE &
8HlflUY
Lenny falls madly in low
With Lav&rne.
• 'THE 000 COUPl.E
0 1e11t end Fell• apend a
rainy .....itend In tne coun·
try toolclng for a Iott olrt
TUBE TOPPERS
CBS . NBC D . ABC D 6:00 State ot Union. President Carter's State of the
Union udd.ress Is televised live.
CB-5 9 8:00 -CBS R~ports. The
tense situation In Iran comes under
scrutiny by Walter Cronkite and a CBS
team of correspondents .
NBC D 8:00 -"Midway." Charlton
Heston and Henry Fonda star in this
World Wa.r II movie about the air·naval
battle for the strategic Pacific island
Cphoto at left>.
t:GO • Cl) FL YINQ HICM4
UN end Mwcy et• mitt•·
enty wreeted M Call ~
Wflilt Captain Mwch dla-
eoverll ltlel 111' Old buddy II now• g1rt 8 ™ME'S COMPANY
Mr. RoC>er get• tne lmpr ....
slon from en ~d
con,,.,Nllon tllet Cnrtaay
••preonenl .
• MPV OAIFFIN
Guetla: Bert Convy. 81y
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Demo, Home Computer
Demo. Roger Ind Roger.
Laurette Spang. Belly
Wright
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THEATRE
"The 0och41H Of Duke
Street Ptaln Slllllng" An
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obfec:ll to LOUIN'• PIH· en... of • Melllde c:ollaQe
next dOOf (PIO 1~ of 15)
QJl TO 8E AHHOUNCEO
t-.30• Tul 10:00. CNAHGIHG f'ACI'. 0 1'
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• TO 81! AHNOUHCl'.D
GJ NIOHT OALl.EAY
"The S1n1 Of T,,. Fethen "
A young mt111 l1 per.uaded
10 .. , • lal/tlh meal .. tne
lln Oll&rlng
• NORTH STAil
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"laat 11ero1<: flQU<e In con-
temporlfV 1111·· 11 ptolllod.
With • IOOk at the tenllOnt.
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Musicals Li1'e Again on 50
Act-Or Roddy McDowall will sel the
slage ror seven or the most lavish
films ever to come out of the MGM
s t ud io s on "T h e H o ll y wood
Musicals." a new public telev1sion
film showcase premiering Sunday,
Feb. 4 at 9 v.m. on KOCE·TV, Chan·
nel 50
T he nauooal PBS series is present·
ed by KOCE-TV. Channel SO, Orange
County, and will appear on seven
consecutive Sundays at 9 p.m.
Host McDowall will be joined by
· . cinema greals Gene Kelly and Deb·
bie Reynolds for nostalgic retrospec-
tives on most proftrams in the series.
"THE HOLLYWOOD Musicals''
revisits a filmmaking genre all but
fo r gotte n in to day 's inflation
cramped production market the
elaborate musical-comedy with pro·
duction numbers rivaling anytrung
ever seen on Broadway. The seven
films fe ature such stars as Fred
Astaire, Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra
and Cyd Charisse. as well as Kelly
and Miss Reynolds.
The musica ls Include "On the
Town" (19491. airing Feb. 4 at 9
pm. Based on a Broadway show by
Leonard Bernstein. Belly Comden
and Adolph Green, the show follows
the tuneful a dventures of three
sailors on liberty in New York City.
It stars Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra
and Betty Garett
"Kiss Me Kate" 11953 1, airing Feb.
11 at 9 p.m .. is Cole Porter .. :.S musical
version or "The Taming of the
Shrew." It finds the stars. once mar ..
rled Lo each other. battHng as much orr
stage as on. ll stars Katherine
Grayson. Howard Keel, Ann Miller
and Keenan Wynn.
"SILK STOCKINGS" < 1957 >
airs Feb. 18 at 9 p.m . The musical is
based on Cole Porter 's Broadway
show which was based on Greta
Garbo's film "Ni not chka." Fred
Astaire is a Hollywood producer in·
volved wi t h a beautiful Russian
agent. It stars Fred Astaire. Janis
Page , P e t e r Lorre, and Cyd
Charisse.
"SINGJN ' IN THE Rain" '1952>
airs March I l at 9 p.m . It is the
hilarious satire or Hollywood during
the transition period from silenls to
talkies. It stars Gene Kelly, Cyd
Charisse, Donald O'Connor, and Deb·
bie Reynolds.
"The Band Wagon" 11953 1 airs
March 18 at 9 p.m . A former
Hollywood great 1s persuaded to do a
Broadway musical which tuma out to
be a smash. Jt stars Fred Aslaire,
Oscar Levant and Cyd Charisse.
RODDY McDOWALL, noted for his
roles in "Planet of the Apes," "The
Greatest Story Ever Told" and "The
Poseidon Adventure,·· among others,
will introduce all seven classics. lo
be presented in t he ir original
theatrical version11. Gene Kelly will
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Patty in 'Miracle'
"The Great Caruso" Cl950) airs Feb.
25 at 9 p.m . ll is the biography of the
great tenor's rise to operatic rame
from rus chj)dhood in Naples to his col·
lapse on the Metropolitan Opera House
stage . It stars Mario Lanza and Ann
Blylh.
be on hand ror discussions or two ~
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HOLLYWOOD <AP> -Pally Duke Austin. who played llelen Keller in
.. The Miracle Worker." wilf star as
Miss Ke lle r 's te ache r , Ann ie
Sullivan, in an NBC re make or the play and motion picture,
Melissa Gilbert of "Lltlle llouse on
the Prafrie" will play the young dear.
dumb and blind Miss Keller. Patty
It'• Superslga
Duke won a n Academy Award as best supporting actress In 1962 for
her role as Miss Keller.
William Gibson, Tony Award·
winning author of lhe stage adapta·
lion, is writing the teleplay. Fred
Coe, producer or both the play and
movie , will produce the telecast.
"High Society" <1956), airing March
4 a l 9 p.m .. is the musical version or
"The Philadelphia Story" with a Cole
Porter score. It Is a sophis ticated com·
edy about a wealthy man's efforts to
win back his ex-wife who is about tore·
m arry. IL stars Bing Crosby. Frank
Sinatra, and Grace Kelly .
Miss Reynolds, who began her rise ff f T\' to s tardom in "Singi n' in the Rain" Oft.OreeS Or
~nd is best re!'lembered for her role.~ Karl Malden <le ft 1 anfi Ale x Haley c ha t m "The Unsinkable Molly Brown f I I · • and "llow the West Was Won," talks o o win.g .~h e ir .~cc cpta n c e of ~<:S t
wilh McDowall aboul four or the Ge r.many s .Bambi . awards f?r telev1s1on
reatures "T he Band Wagon." achievem ent m Munic h. Ma lden s a ward was
"High Society," "The Great Caruso" for his series '1he St reets of San Francisco"
and "J{jss Me Kate " and Ha ley was honored for "Roots."
A SerVants' EYe VieW of -HiStOry
By JEllllY BUCK
HOLLYWOOD <Af>> -The first time Maggie
Rogerl'I entered the While llouse, a cow W\S graz·
lng on the lawn and William Howard Taft was In
the OvaJ Offlce.
1 Maggie stayed as a maid to the first families
until FrankUn Roosevelt was In his second term.
She was the first black maid to work on the family
floor . J fer daughter. Liiiian Rogers Parks, who as a
child was discovered by Taft playi ng ln his oversize
bathtub, Joined her mother and remained until the
end ofthc Eltenhower administration.
"BACK.STAIRS AT THE While Houae" runa
for nine hours over four Mondays, otreMna a ser·
vants ' eye view or elf(ht tlrs t ramlJles from 1909 Lo
1961. WhUc ll showg that a man can be a he ro to his
valet, It also hos some rcv~laUons about the
whims, quirks. and ecccntricltleii of the preaidenu
and first ladles.
OUvl o Cole stan as Maggie and Leslie Ui·
gama as Ulllan. Also starring are Louia GoHett
Jr., Robert Hooks , Cloris Leachman, Paul Win·
field, Leslie Nlelacn, and Barry SullJvan. The
presidents and"thetrw1verar'3'played by an all star
gueatcast.
"Backata.in at the White Houae" opens with a
thrte·hou.r show on Monday. Two-hour te1ment1
follow on the next three Mondays.
THE nll.81' SEGMENT, seen in preview, of.
fers a marvelOU3ly warm and human story. It la a
view from the tervanta' quarters, where they had
their own pecking order. The servants re1arded
lhemlelves as the only permanent teoanu or the
While House.
MiH Cole 1lvea her role aulhOrlty a"d dlanlty,
while Mlti tJ11ama ta mor9 lmpl1h, out-co1n1 and
fun lovin1.
So many three-hour ahowt HI from bavlnJ too
thin aatorystntchedtoofar. Wot ta.re. Every minute
ll crammed with eomethln1laWe,..tnc.
The series offers a reversal of roles from
''Roots'' for Miss Cole and Miss Uggams. In ABC's
"Rools" Miss Uggams was Kizzy, and Miss Cole was
her daughter-in-law. M alilda.
Miss Cole laughed at that. her race crinkling
up until he r eyes were only slits. She said, "I think
ll says something c ritically for us ft 's well received.
fa m ily noor at the White House_"
The I wo actresses prepared Lhemselves by
consulting wi th Mrs. Parks. "She remembers it all
as 1f it were yesterday." Miss Cole said. "She sa.id
her mother was educated, well-spoken. loved to
dance, and had a great sense of humor. As she got
older, she developed high blood pressure. During
the Hoover administration they used to say they
brought tn brown bread for Hoover and Maggie.·· ''EVEll\'TWNG IS DIFFERENT from 'Roots.'
From the point of view or the characters, Maggie Is
dlrferent from Matilda. 'Roots' was a story about r-------------------.......
servitude. ·Backstairs al the While House' Is about
service. The ladies made a contribution at the White
I louse. They were a pa rt of very historical evenls. · ·
Ml11s Cole said her only vll'lit to the White
Houl'le was when she took a public tour with her
mother, New York tennis pro Arvelia Myers, while
s he was a ppe aring at Washingto n's Arena
Theater.
The White Jloul'le living quarter s were
mctlcuJowll y reproduced on a Hollywood sound
stat~ for Ed Friendly ProducUoM. Ulllan Rogers
Par s, 81, declared on a visit that the a& were
"rea lyooautllul',.-ana s couldn't find a single
n aw. .
nw. 8ERIF.S IS BASED on Mrs. Partis' book
about her Ute In the WhJte Howie. Wr'itert Gwen
Ba,nl and Paul Dobov Look the book or anecdote•
•nd fleshed it into an intrt1uln1 drama after re-
search' a1d 1001 Interviews with Mrs . Parks.
Michael O'Herlihy'a dlrecUon enba.ncea the drama
with a Jood rhythm and now.
The ahow alto tell• of 'the unrequited love or
Lev\ Mercer, ~::C.ed by Gossett, for Manie. "Mercer-hel'," 11Jd Ml11 Cole. "but l h
w11 Joyal to her fluaband. Even a.fter bis death sht
felt phe wu aUU Mn . MaHie Ro1ers."
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WHITE'S
Freda Norman mode It the coatum~ ·of "Superslp, •• the heroine of tbe new PBS .
series "Rainbow's End.''• proaram dealped
ror YO\Ull&tel"I with· heartn1 problem1. She
plays a secretary named Penny who bas a
secret Identity as "Supenlp."
l\1al Al TllAT TBS 4lplned and aloof Mn.
Taft pampered ber buabaod and fretted about hl•
health and lma1e. That autt•re Woodrow Wlllon
4aaced With bis dau1bten and bad I mllehJevoua
sense ot humor. That Warren Hardine'• ml•·
tre11ea didn't scandallae u...1ervanll -but put·
Un1 1pluoont in the White llouH dJd.
NU. PA.au• l'IR8T choice to POrtray her .wa.s
S1ll)'·Struthen. ~ •. Farb ls f1lr·skl..-d and
Cau catlan u waj her mothe r , but tbeJ
choae to live as "color~." Both Kw Cole •nd
Mill Ut1am1 IN! darker.
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• • Ml•• Cole said, "f think we were chosen
because they wanted to show clearly that Masgie
Rotert was the flMJt black woman to work on the -------------------~
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